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GREEK GRADUS; 
 
 OR, 
 
 GREEK, LATIN, AND ENGLISH 
 
 PROSODIAL LEXICON; 
 
 CONTAINING 
 
 THE INTERPRETATION, IN LATIN AND ENGLISH, OF ALL WORDS WHICH 
 
 OCCUR IN THE GREEK POETS, FROM THE EARLIEST PERIOD 
 
 TO THE TIME OF PTOLEMY PHILADELPHUS, 
 
 AND ALSO 
 
 THE QUANTITIES OF EACH SYLLABLE; 
 
 THUS COMBINING THE ADVANTAGES OF 
 
 A LEXICON OF THE GREEK POETS 
 
 A GREEK GRADUS 
 
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 BY THE REV. JOHN BRASSE, B. D. 
 
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Published by the same Author, 
 
 CARDS OF EUCLID; 
 
 Containing the Enunciations and Figures belonging to the Propositions in the 
 First Six and part of the Eleventh Books of Euclid's Elements, usually read 
 in the Universities. Prepared for Students in Geometry at the Universities 
 and Schools. Pr. 5s. 6d. in a case. Third Ed. 
 
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 Editor. The CARDS are so numbered that they can be readily referred to by the student when ' 
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 ALSO, 
 
 EXPLANATORY NOTES 
 
 ON 
 
 SOPHOCLES and EURIPIDES, 
 
 And other Classical Articles in various Numbers of the 
 ' Classical Journal.* 
 
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 In the following pages it has been the great object of the Author 
 to present to the Student, in a cheap and comprehensive form, 
 a Manual, containing the interpretation both in Latin and English, 
 of such words as occur in the principal Greek poets ; — the quantity 
 of each syllable actually or virtually marked ; — an authority quoted 
 for the existence and quantity of each word in those writers; — 
 and those terms set down as synonymous which appear to bear a 
 similitude in sense to the principal word. The works of the Greek 
 poets have been diligently examined, and such epithets and phrases 
 annexed to each principal word as are of legitimate usage, and 
 seem best calculated to embellish Greek composition. In the pro- 
 secution of his task, the author has occasionally availed himself of 
 the original edition of ' Morell's Thesaurus,' a compilation of im- 
 mense labor and research, but certainly not generally useful as a 
 Greek Gradus for younger students. 
 
VIII . ADVERTISEMENT. 
 
 The reader will be pleased to bear in mind, that, throughout the 
 present work, every syllable, which has no temporal mark super- 
 scribed, is to be considered as long. 
 
 Those words, to which an asterisk is prefixed, do not occur in 
 1 Morell's Thesaurus.' 
 
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 that a catalogue of the editions employed in the execution of this 
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GREEK, LATIN, AND ENGLISH 
 PROSODIAL LEXICON. 
 
 *A, interj. [ah,] expressive of sorrow and other feelings. r A be(X\ ov fxcv troi ye 
 irdrrjp Kctl Trorvid fiiiTtip. A. 452. 
 
 'Adaros, ov, 6 et)/, adj. [non decipiens,] harmless. Ovtos h±v b)) deQXds dadrds 
 eKTereXeaTai. %. 5. 
 
 'Aaaros, ov, b et in adj. [" non decipiens, non decipiendus," Damm.] in- 
 violable, sacred. "Aypet, vvv fioX d/xoaroov daarov Irvyos vbup. E. 271. 
 
 'Aayrjs, eos, 6 et f}, adj. [non fractus, non fragilis,] not to be broken, strong, 
 robust. Xepaiv e^wv ponaXov Trayy/iXKebv alev Hayes. X. 57 '4. 'Aayes Kpdre- 
 prfvXv ev€.(tk\yikcl 7rdXd/jyatv. Ap. 3. 1251. SYN. ^Adpa varos, a pprjuros, dbdua- 
 
 i cros, appdy^s, aTepauvos, dKa/jnrris, jSefiaios, evpioaros, /ery^pos. 
 
 'Acuttos, 77, ov, adj. [non tangendus, non vincendus,] not to be touched, invin- 
 cible. ' Aaaov lovd\ ore Kev toi ucltttovs yelpds etyeiu). A. 567, SYN.'ASdyua- 
 aros, arrXrjrds, ddiKTOs, afiXdflrjs, dtydctpros. 
 
 'Aaffti(o, ddrio, aw et adw, v. [in errorem aut damnum induco,] to deceive, 
 to lead into error or danger. T?]o' art) ddaas. 0. 237- &aadv fi erdpoi. 
 
 I k. 08. SYN. *Abinew, brjXeu), Aw/3aw, Xvaaivduat, mvouai, ia7rrw, ftXcnrTU), 
 draw, ablatio, e7rr}peci£to. 
 
 'Aadfiat, dduai, v. [idem ac pranced.] to deceive, to lead into error or danger; 
 more frequently, to go wrong, to be deceived, to be bewildered. Avtis 
 eXevaeadat "Arrjv, fj Trdvrds darai. T. 129' 'Adad/Jiqv, ovb' avros dvaivduai, 
 I. Il6. Kat yap bf] vv 7rdYe Zrjv' dadro. T. $5. SYN. B\d7rrd/iaf. See 
 SYN. of "Ado-zcw. 
 
 AcunreToSy Ion. pro daTteros, q. v. 
 
 Aaayeros, r], ov, Ion. pro dcr^erds, q. v. 
 
 \Adrds contr. aros, rj, dv, adj. [insatiabilis,] insatiable, greedy of. Tvyrjs t ddros 
 
 J iroXeuoto. Hes. Theog. 714. 1 SyN.^AttX^otos, aKopearos. 
 AdrdSy i), ov, adj. [perniciosus,] harmful, injurious, destructive. "Or ddrds vfipis 
 
 ' dureix). Apoll. 1. 459. SYN. BAd/3epos, dr^pos, beivds f oXedpios, 7rdvu)Xe~dpds. 
 
 \Aj3ai, wv, at, P. N. [Abae,] a city in Phocis famous for a temple of Apollo : 
 
 1 sometimes used in the singular number. See Damm. P. R. Eustath. II. B. 
 
 lip. 278. Ovb' es tov "A/3ai(7i vadv. (E. R. 899- EPITH. UoXv^pviroiy upai, 
 treuvaiy Xepdv deiov ebos, 'AttoXXiovi rrpoacfiXels. 
 
 ^fidKeto et dj3dKi$oj, v. [sileo, ignoro,] to gaze at in silent thought, to gaze 
 at in ignorance, to be ignorant. Tw lueXos ndrebv Tpwwv tcoXXv 01 ft d(3dicr)<Tdv. 
 0. 249. &YN .^Ayvoeio, alyd earrjVy oXioiraiOy ijpeueto, 
 
 \j3da)sy eos, 6 et //, adj. [silens, tacitus,] silent, tranquil, quiet. 'AW dflaKfj 
 Tav <ppev e%w. Fr. Sapph. SYN."H<7i/^os, f]avyj.6sy irpqoSy npqevSy direipos. See 
 'A([xu>vds. 
 
 ifiaicxevToSy ov, 6 et r/, adj. [(l) non initiatus Bacchi sacris ; tristis, mcestus,] 
 uninitiated in the rites of Bacchus; sad, mournful. "Appr t r dpaK^evToiaty 
 
 1 Bplapeiis is here scanned as an anapaest. 
 Pros. Lex, A 
 
2 ABAN ABPO 
 
 tiblvcu fipdr&P. Bacch. 472. SYN. 'ArtXeorro*, K&KoflaKxevTos, fipdfilov ndpa- 
 fxovabs loprais, Xvirrjpos, aoivds. 
 "Afiavres, u>v t P. N. [Abantes,] the inhabitants of Eubcea. T$ h % d/j.* "a^optes 
 Ikovto Odot, 07rX8ev KdfiowPTES. B. 542. EpiTH. Meyddvfxoi, al-^irjTal, /je/jluuites 
 opeiCTfjai fieXirjOL, fxlved ttpeioptes. 
 'Apapfiapea, as, f], P. N. [Abarbarea,] the name of a Nymph. Nqis 'A/3np- 
 
 fiaper] tek dfj.vij.dvi BovfcoXcWi. Z. 22. 
 "Afidros, t], dp, adj. [invius, accessu arduus vel difficilis,] inaccessible, not to 
 be trod upon, unfrequented, sacred. ^Kvdrjp es oJ/jop, dfidrdp els iprj/utap, 
 P. V. 2. SYN. Au<7/3dros, drrdpos, dart(3r]S, aarenrTOS, Epr)/jds, Tepos. 
 'A/3eXr£pds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [insipiens,] foolish, silly. 'AfieXrepoi & daoi ye tijv 
 
 aiorrjpiay. Eur. Fr. Inc. 136. 1. SYN. 'A^vpetos, dpdt)Tds, afpivp. 
 'A/3<Wds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [non vitalis,] lifeless, not worth living, intolerable. 
 'A/3iWoV tjfuv' el 6' ETrev'^aoQai ypEWP. Ion. 6/0. SYN. 'Ar/brjs, Xv7rr)pds, bva^E- 
 pt)s, rdXas. 
 "'AfiXdflEws, adv. [innocue,] harmlessly. ^AfiXdpEios vnti ttoooXp Ebijadrd /caXd 
 
 7T£5tXa. H. in Merc. 83. SYN. djueyu7rrws. 
 
 "A/3Xd/3»/s, tds, 6 et ^, adj. [innocuus, illaesus,] harmless, inoffensive, unhurt, 
 
 unpunished. Kpeiacriov Se fiatds oX(3ds afiXdfiris (^parens. Eur. Fr. Phryx. 14. 
 
 SYN. "Awards, ddajds, d7rrifjojp, a.aricr)6r}s, aatiEdris. 
 
 " A/3Xd/3ta, as, fj, subst. [innocentia, incolumitas,] innocence, safety. Kal belfai 
 
 top j^tvpdp €7r' aj3Xd{3tr)<TL poow. H. in Merc. 393. SYN. 'Ac^dXeid, dirr}fidavpr]. 
 
 ^Aj3Xr)s, yjrds, b et rj, adj. [non jactus,] not thrown or hurled. 'It>5oo?s 
 
 afiXrJTd irdXvffTOPOP c^eXet Iop. A. 117- SYN.^A/3X?;rds, kolipos. 
 ^Aj3Xr}Tos, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [non jactus, non ictus, illaesus,] not thrown or 
 hurled, not struck, unhurt. "0<ttis et a{3Xr)Tos icai dpovrdros 6£el ^oXk^. A. 
 540. SyN.^A/GXjjs, d/3Xd/3>)s, arfjrjTos, aVX^icrds, d7rf}fia.PTds. 
 "AfiXrjxpos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [debilis, lenis, mitis,] weak, faint, mild, gentle. 
 ^AfiXrjxpos fxd\d voids eXevaErai, os ke at 7retpprj. X. 133. SYN."A7rdXos, cippoj- 
 otos, yav^ciids, dyddos. 
 'A/3dXew, f. »/o-o>, p. rjica, v. [occurro,] to meet, to encounter. "H5' ws Kvdpias 
 
 Trerpas fvydp, (bar dfidXrjvdp. Apoll. 2. 772. 
 'A/3oufc.dX?]rds, ov, 6 et r\, adj. [fastidiosus,] despised, rejected, of no estima- 
 tion. , Aj3ovKbXrjTOP tovt Ejju (ppdPYjfxdri. ^Escll. Suppl. 936. SYN. 'Ay'ibrjs, adapts. 
 'A(3ovXia, as, rj, subst. [consilii defectus aut inopia, temeritas,] want of deli- 
 beration, imprudence, stupidity, rashness. Tavr eppdrjOela rjaddjurjp dfiovXiap. 
 Med. 877* SYN."Avotd, dfpoauprf, d^pabXa, dpdavrrjs, fuopia, aypw/jikrupr}. 
 "AfiovXds, ov, 6 et >jj, adj. [stolid us, temerarius,] unadvised, rash, imprudent, 
 foolish. Tds r^vS' dj3ovXovs fyfMpopds KaroiKtaeiP, Heracl. 153. SYN. Awcr- 
 fiovXds, aypwfjtop, dvovs, dvorjfjiop, dporjTds, dfxdd^s, dixrjydpos, ci^opetos, a<f>pdbr)s, 
 atypdb/JiwP, ci(f)pti)p, rd^yj3ovXds. 
 'A/3ovXws, adv. [inconsiderate, inconsult6,] inconsiderately, rashly, absurdly. 
 
 'Hjue7s 5' d/3oi/Xws fca^Xews oXu/Xu/jep. Rhes. 76 1. 
 'Apovrris, ov, 6, subst. [boves non habens, pauper,] destitute of cattle, poor. 
 
 KpdbiriP & e'SoV apbpos dfiovreu). 1 Hes. Op. 451. 
 ^Afipidrjs, eos, 6 et #, adj. [sine pondere, levis,] devoid of weight, light. Bdpos 
 
 fj£p ovic aflpiOEs, aXyEOjp virEp. Eur. Supp. 1125. 
 ^Aj3pdftdrr]s, ov, 6 et f/, adj. [molli incessu utens,] effeminate, delicate, fasti- 
 dious, proud. Tod(T& afipofidrai. Pers. 10?3. SYN. Aerrfiis, dfipd fiaiptop. 
 "Afipdbiairds, ov, b, subst. [qui delicate vivit,] one who lives in luxury, 'Afipd- 
 
 bkairiop ETTETat Avbiop. Pers. 41. 
 ^AfipdKOfjris, ov, adj. [molliter comatus,] possessed of, or distinguished by, soft 
 and delicate hair. QoLpiKd & dfipoKdfxap. Ipli. T. 1099. Syn. 'AKepalKdjjrjs, 
 afipy x a ^ T D OaXXofJEPos. 
 "Afipdfjos, ov, b et //, adj. [tumultuosiis, turbidus,] boisterous, stormy, 
 
 1 'AjSouTea) is here scanned as a Baechius. 
 
ABPO ArAA S 
 
 troubled, tempestuous. . Kvfid /neXav Kwtyov tI Kal aj3pdfidv, aXXd KaX fyefrijy. 
 
 Apoll. 4. 153. SYN. GtiXtpds, rdpdx^brjs. 
 "AfiporrXovrds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [locupletibus ornamentis decoratus] richly 
 
 adorned. Xa/Vas dfipdirXovroio. Iph. T. 1148. 
 "Afipds, a, oV, adj. [elegans, lautus, delicatus,] soft, graceful, elegant. Sreya* 
 
 dfipop fiaivoPTci iraXXevKM wohX. Med. Il6l. SyN. M.a\6aicds, dndXos, rpv<plpos. 
 "'Ajopdauvr], r)s, r/, subst. [mollifies, splendor,] softness, elegance, splendour, 
 
 effulgence. Mt/^Aaos aval,, 7roXv & afipdavpy. Or. 342. Syn. "Afiporrjs, 
 
 "A/3pord5w, f. a£w, p. fifipdrdxd, v. [noctu vagor, aberro, decipior,] to wander 
 
 by night, to be mistaken. AvOX jjepeiv, /uj/ttws dppvra^dfjiEP aXXrjXo'iXv. k. 65, 
 
 SYN. 'Acpdfxaprdiu), 7rXa.£d/uai. 
 ^AftpdxtTCJv, wjos, 6 et fi, adj. [delicate vestitus, molli tunica indutus,] ele- 
 gantly dressed, clothed in 6oft attire. AtxTptov r evvas appoxirwvds. Pers. 
 
 543. EPITI*. Evawfiiav, 
 "Afipvpu, f. afipvvQ, p. ijfipvKCL, v. [delicatum reddo, orno,] to render delicate, 
 
 to embellish, adorn. "Afipvre, iir}ht, (3ap(3dpov (jxjjtos biKrjv. Agara. 928. Syn. 
 
 Ka\Xw7r/c'w, 7repi(TT€XX<0, Koafxen), ydpoco. 
 "Afivbds, ov, f}, P. N. [Abydus,] a city in Asia, situated upon the Hellespont. Kal 
 
 ^L-qarov KaX "Kfivhov eyov Kal bldp 'Apivfirjp. B. 836. EPITH. 'Ap^aid, (3ddv- 
 
 KprjTrXs, TrdpdXos, eiraKTlds, ayyJdXos, otevyj, 
 "Afivaods, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [fundi expers,] bottomless, very deep. 'EXdelv 
 
 KidatpMv els djovaad x^ '^ 7 ®- Phcen. 1599« SyN. UoXvpevdijs. 
 'Ayd^oyttat, f. daufxai, v. [cum stupore miror, honoro,] to admire, to behold 
 
 with wonder or envy, to honour. IloXXd. jjiev Xot(3dlaXv dyai.dne.voi irptorav 
 
 6eQv. Nem. 11.7. SYN. "Ayd/Jiat, dydb), QavfxaCio, Oav/jd TcoTovfiai, aefidfiat. 
 'Ayddsds, a, dv t et Ion. fiyddtds, adj. [praestans, egregius,] excelleut, sur- 
 passing. Kal vvv kv Uvdiovi vXv a-yddeo:. Pyth. 9* 126. 
 "AydBos, r), op, compar. d}ieiv(ov, dpeitov, fieXricov, Kpeioowv, Xmiov, superl. dpi- 
 
 crrds, fieXrHTTos, Kpariaros, Xyoros, adj. [bonus, fortis,] excellent, good, brave. 
 
 YLlrrdpoiov oxptv t dyddrjv, Kal fivdov aKOvtov. fl. 632. SYN. *E<70Xds, dfiv/btm', 
 
 avbpeios, Kparepos, a'ioXos. 
 3 Ayddu)v, ufvos, 6, P.N. [Agatho,]a son of Priam ; also a tragic Poet, the enemy 
 
 of Euripides. NeucetWEXetw te Yldpiv r 'AydOojvd te blov. ft. 249. 
 'Ayaidfxai, v. [succenseo, indignor,] to be angry, to be indignant, "fts pd tov 
 
 evbov vXaKreX dyatdfiEvov Ka/cd epyd. v. l6. SYN. 'AydpaKTtuj, %dXe7ra<Vw, 
 
 ettX jjefKpdjuai, ^vc^epatVw, 6pyy\v £X W * 
 'AyaKXer/s, fjs, cos, 6 et r/, adj. [clarus, inclytus,] glorious, illustrious, noble. 
 
 Ildvrd Kar aladp EenrES, dyaKXees <b MevtXctf. P. 71 6. SYN. see 'AyaKXvros. 
 'AyctKXvros et dyaKXeirds, r/, op, adj. [perillustris,] very renowned, celebrated. 
 
 'AXX' ore htjfjLdQ'' Xkovto dyaKXvrd rolo dpaKros. 1 y. 388. See also Hes. Theog. 
 
 1015, and II. 463. SYN. KXvtos, KXeiros, evKXet)s, hXdaqjjids, ixtydXu>pvfjids, 
 
 dpiTzpeTrris, yywpX/xds, TrpdZyMV , e^oy^os, vneipdyps > evbo^os, 7repXirvaTos, epXKi/brjs. 
 'AyaKTX/uepos, t\, bv, adj. vel potius particip. per sync, pro dyaKTiciofxepos, [bene 
 
 conditus,] well built. Kvpdvas dyaKTXfxepav irdXXv. Pyth. 5. 107. Syn. 
 
 'EvKTifAEPos, evktXtos. 
 'AydXXw, f. dydXCj, p. ^yaXf,d, v. [orno,] to decorate or adorn. "Evvas dyrjXai, 
 
 Xafxndbas r dpaaxEdeiv. Med. 1027. SYN. Koffjutw, EmKoofXEio, KaXXvvio, KaX- 
 
 X<*)7TlCi(0, 7TVKa£(l>. 
 
 'AyaXXdfxat, v. [gestio, gaudeo, honoro,] to rejoice, to exult, to honour. Avrds 
 tyu)p &fX0L(rXp dyaXXEral' ovbl e tyrjfxi. 2. 132. SYN. Tridio, yavpXdofiai, elfiX or 
 yiypofxai yt]doavpos Ki)p, 
 
 "AyaXfxd, dros, to, subst. [ornamentum, statua,] an ornament, a statue, an 
 offering or consecrated gift, an image. "Imrovs, dyaXfjd tt}s vrcepTrXovTov "^Xl- 
 brjs. P. V. 475. SYN. Kooy-ttfs, Kvbos, eibioXov, tfidvov, dvddrjfid, eiKuv, fiperas t 
 
 1 Gaisford follows Wolf in reading ayaKtenoiaX avcuraw. 
 
4 AFAM AFAI 
 
 baibaXfid, pvrj/Liewv. EPITH. xpvffeoV, rnvbv, napjidpoiv, (pdeivbp, yjtvvio- 
 
 tevktop, updv t a'iyXrjEP, ecflXoV, evfitytdis* 
 "Ayd/iai, f. dabpai, p. yjyafffjiai, v. [admiror, inagni aestimo] to admire, to 
 
 value highly. "Us art, yvpai, dydfiai re, Ttdi]7ra re, beibid t alvuis. c?. l68. 
 
 SYN. 'Aya£bpiai, 6avjua$(o, 7r£pipXe7ra>, 6/]Trio, E7raiPEW, <~t]Xbio. 
 'Aya/uefxi'tov, opos, 6, P. N. Agamemnon. 'AW epek 1 apr)Tfjpbs op t)rtfJtr](T % 'Ayd- 
 
 fiefivtov. A. QX. EPITH. "Arpeibrjs, "Arpeltov, dfivj^wp, Kpelwv, evpvKpeiwp, 
 
 atyveios, bidyev))s, bids, icepbaXsotypiop, 6\(ilbbaifjni)v, tcvbiaros. SYN. "Aval, av- 
 
 bpiop, TrolfiTjv XauJVf Ati TkeXos, ^Arpeos vibs bdfypbpbs ImrbbdjAQib, Tpoias nroXX- 
 
 iropdos, 'Apyeiwv rjyrirwp, 'Apyeiiov (TKrjTTTOv^ds. 
 'Ayafiepvoplhris, ov, 6, subst. [Agamemnone satus,] a descendant of Agamemnon. 
 
 Top p 'Ayd/JLe/jLvdvibris rrjXeicXvTbs ektolv 'Opeorrjs. a. 30. SYN. 'Aydfie/ipoinvs, 
 'AycLfxribijs, eos, 6, P. N. [Agamedes,] one of the architects who built the en- 
 trance to the temple at Delphi. AaXvov ovbbv eOtjke TpbtywpXbs i'lb' 'Aydprjbrjs. 
 
 Hymn. Apoll. 296. 
 "Aydfibs, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [innuptus,] unmarried. "Aybvos r ZpEPai, dydfxos 
 
 t dirbXeadai. T, 40. SYN. 'Avv/uevaibs, dvavbpos, dpvptyevrbs, ac?v£, dneipb- 
 
 Xe^qSf u7T€tpbydfibs , dvv/jtybs, Xe^ovs dweipbs, evvrjs a£v£ ydjjirjXXov. 
 "Ayav, adv. [nimis,] too much, too great. Kavros fidpvpdels 6lb\ dyav alpov- 
 
 Hevbs. Heracl. 205. Syn. AXap. 1 
 'AydvaKTeoj, f. rjaw, p. rjnd, v. [indignor,] to be grieved, to be indignant. Kal 
 
 fxt)btp dydpciKTei y' e yu> yap p, (5 Tcdrep. Vesp. 1003. SYN. Miji/j'^w, jujjj'fw, 
 
 Hrivl~dM, da^aXXw, ci^dbfxai, bva^patvio, opyi^bfxai, kyKoTEw, xoXdopiai, opyrj 
 
 7rdpapdeiv . . . TtdpaKfidZeiv. 
 'Ayappitpbs, ov, 6 et i) t [valde nivosus,] snow-clad, covered with snow, 
 
 abounding in snow. Elfx avrr) Trpbs"OXvjnrbp dydvpXtybp, at ne nXdriTai. A. 420. 
 
 SYN. Ntydets, yXbpiobris, bvffxei/iiov, hvaxeififpos. 
 'Aydvbs, rj, op, adj. [mitis, bland us,] mild, gentle, cheerful, gay. Mi'jtXs en 
 
 Ttpotypiop dydvbs koX ijirXos eario. e. 8. SYN. Evjutw/s, irpabs, fieCXXyXbs, <j>aibpbs. 
 ' 'Ay dvoippwv, opos, 6 et 77, adj. [mansuetus, placidus, miti ingenio prseditus,] 
 
 glad, joyful, mild. Ke(V?;s dydpo<ppbpbs cipeku rtjuiys. Apoll. 4. 809. SYN. 
 
 'Aycii'os, ijtjv-^bs. 
 'Aydpoppbavprj, rjs, rj, subst. [comitas, jucunditas,] courtesy, mildness, plea- 
 santness, mirth. 2jf t dydvocppbavprj, Kal aois dydvols eneeffaiv, fl. 772. SYN. 
 
 *H<rv^ta, evjuEPetd, 7rpqorr)s. 
 'Aydp&s, adv. [comiter, jucunde,] courteously, pleasantly. 'Aya^ws be x*P°w 
 
 fidXdxy yvu>yy. Iph. A. 601. Syn. See dydpbs and its synonymes, from 
 
 which the corresponding adverbs are easily derived. 
 'Ay&7rac?w, ayaVdw, f. j/cw, rjnd, v. [amo, amplector, contentus sum, osculor,] 
 
 to love, to embrace, to be content, to salute. 'AOdpdrop dzbv tabe ppbrovs dyd- 
 
 Tra^EjUEP dprr\v. ft. 464. See also Vesp. 67O. Syn. <j>XXeo>, ipdu), Epdfiai, 
 
 aawa^bfjiaiy arepyo), apKovjuai, dp£<TKbjj.at t xpdbXrj Kevrpbp ZpwTbs £X W » /" e 7^ K ^ S 
 
 'tfiEpbs alpel, i/uEpov fiiXei TEdaXjiat. 
 'AydTrrjpiopf bpbs, 6 et ^, [(l)adj. strenuus, validus, (2) P. N. Agapenor,] 
 
 strong, valiant. Ol & es YlavObXbrjp dydnripbpd UovXvbdfxavTd. N. 756. See 
 
 also B. 609. SYN. (1) 'Aydflos, fibrj dyddbs, apbpeibs, Kpdripbs. EPITH. (2) 
 
 (3br}P dyddbs, 'EiijUjueXt^s, kodXbs. 
 'Ayd7rr}Tbs, rj, op, adj. [dilectus, amabilis, carus,] beloved, amiable, dear. Moy- 
 
 %>bs eojp dydTTtjTbs; 6 ft (oXeto tijXoQX TraTpris. /3. 365. SYN. QTXbs, Epaafjibs, 
 
 ifiEpbeis, icbdeipos, 7rpocr(pXXy)s, TTEpXXrjfXEPbSy EpXrjpbs. 
 'Ayappbbs, contr. dyuppovs, 6 et r), adj. [violenter fluens,] rapidly flowing, 
 
 furious, boisterous. "Qaaovs 'FAXyiaTrovrbs dyappbbs kprbs eepyei. B. 845. 
 
 SYN. YlbXvppbbs, d)Kvppbbs. 
 'AyaaQEPtia, eos, 6, P. N. [Agasthenes,] father of Polyxenus, and one of Helen's 
 
 suitors. Xlbs 'AyaaQtpEos AvyriXdbao dpaarbs, B. 624. 
 
 1 On the quantity of &yap and hiap see Brunck. Nub. 199. 
 
ArAX ArEN 6 
 
 ' Ay ui7Tvi'os t ov, 6 et »), adj. [multura gemens, luctuosus, lugubris,] lamenting, 
 
 mournful, sorrowful. KfjTds, a fivplu fioaicel dydordvbs 'AfjupiTptTT). p. gf. 
 
 SYN. lid\v7T€vQr)S t ydlpos, 7reidr)prjs t fiapv7rti0r}s. 
 'AyaarGs, t), ov, adj. [admirationem vel stuporem ferens,] admirable, causing 
 
 admiration or astonishment. Bibs dyaards kv (f>det. Hec. 169. Syn. 0au- 
 
 /uaards, cdQlds, QeotteoXos, OIgkeXos, dyavds. 
 \ Ay a<TTpd<pds, ov, 6, P. N. [Agastropbus,] tlie son of Paeon. "Htoi Tubeds vuls 
 
 1 'Ay a.tjTp6(j>di' ovTaoi bovpX. A. 338. EPITH. "\<j>6tf.ids, bovpUXvrds, Kpartpos. 
 'Ayavij, rjs, //, P. N. [Agave,] one of the Nereids. Kcu 'AfXipXQdY}, tcai 'Ayavrj. 
 
 2. 42. EPITH. KaWlTrapyos, NrjprjXs, fiaQvuoXirds. 
 *Ayavds, >/, ov, adj. [nobilis, admirabilis, superbus,] noble, illustrious, proud. 
 
 'Hywyet ilpXdu os re xaX dXXoi Tpwes dyavoi. H. 386. SYN. 'Ay a icXuros, dya- 
 
 otos, dyXdds, dpXbeiKErds, nfpivrjfJids, tyaibXuds, TrjXeicXvTds, evbolps, KXeirds, izlpX- 
 
 (pavrds, evbdnXfids, Xafjnrpos, yevvalds, virEpr)(pdvds, dXd£a>v. 
 'AyatyOeyKTos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [valde sonans,] very sonorous, high-sounding. 
 
 Kpr)T))p aya<f)deyKT(t)V dotbav. Olymp. 6. 155. SYN. Bdpv<pdoyyds, j3dpvl3pd/j.os. 
 'AyyeXla, as, >/, subst. [nnntius, rumor, mandatum,] news, a report, a com- 
 mand, a message. 'AXX' ayyeXlas fidpds apdjilva. Hec. 104. Syn. 'EvroX//, 
 
 (parts, ETnardXr). EPITH. Avypi), boncpvoearra, kXvtt), beivr), yXvicela, 7rddeiyrj, 
 
 TraXiyyXiooods, 'XpdvXa, KOivr). 
 "AyyeXos, ov, 6 et >/, 'AyytXXwTrjs, ov, 6, et fern. 'AyytXtwrts, Xbds, >/, subst. 
 
 [nuntius,] a messenger, news. Xa/pt-e itrjpvKes Aids ayyiXoX r/be kcu avbpwv. 
 
 A. 334. See also Horn. Merc. 296. and Call. 4. 21 6. Syn. Upioftus, bXaxrwp, 
 
 fjrji'VTrjs, furjvvTwp, Krjpv£, ayyeXta, ttvgtXs, (j>rjfxr]. EpiTH.'ErvyUos, wxus, 7rdbw- 
 
 ktjs, Ta^vbpofjids, opdds, a<pdoyyds, dvavbds, TrjXeaKoirds, 7rebioTrX6i<rvTrds, d(jdrv7ros, 
 
 o-d(p))s, \p€vb)]S, EpXrjpds, eadXds, Xajjnrpds. PHR. AajAirpdi Ofj/jidcrX, <f>aibp<3 7rpt- 
 
 7rwi' 7rpd(TU)7r<t), eaXds riuav (pEpei TrpdyfidrX, peo^uwv /uvdioy rd/jias. 
 'AyyeXXw, f. eXw, ?;yyeXkd, v. [nuncio,] to announce, to bring or deliver a 
 
 message. Ti rob' ayyeXXeis ; Hec. 188. SYN. 'A7rayyeXXw, /utjvvoj, dvayyeX- 
 
 Xm, e£ayyeXXoj, ffijjuaiVw, (ppa£it). 
 "AyyeX/ud, drds, to, subst. [res mandata aut annunciata,] a commission, news, a 
 
 message. Adrdwv te Kotvd YlEXo7rXbtov t ayyeXyudrd. Troad. 705. Syn. Td 
 
 KpavdeKTd, Td boj-avrd. See SYN. in dyylXta. 
 "Ayyds, eos, to, subst. [vas, urna] any vessel, an urn. 'Ei' y to& dyyos ruib' 
 
 E(J>ebp€vov xdpa. Eur. Electr. 55. SYN. 'Ayyeiov, atcevos, rev^ds, Xe/3^s, e/i/3d- 
 
 tyXd. EPITH. Olvdbo-xpv, yaXKEOv, atyetbes, oXotyvpTov, fiEyd. 
 'Ayelpu), dyEpSj, rjyepxd, v. [congrego, mendicando corrogo,] to assemble or 
 
 collect, to gather together, to collect by begging. Avald Tev^id Qaaadv, tyw 
 
 bi ke Xadv dyetpa). II. 129* SYN. Ivvdya), dXi£<i), ddpoiclu), avXXEyio, avy- 
 
 KouX^U), ovveipw, EpdviC.it). 
 'Aye/rwv, bvds, 6 et fj, adj. [vicinum non habens,] neighbourless, solitary, 
 
 lonely. Tv%6vr Eprffxov rovb' dyetTovos 7rdyov. P. V. 2/0. SYN. KaKoyeiroty, 
 
 fJLdvos, Eprjfxds. 
 'AyZXalds, a, ov, adj. [armentalis, e grege,] of a herd or drove, common. Olb y 
 
 EtyEfiovrd Kara fiEydpov, fiots o»$ dyeXcucu. %. 299 • SYN. BovkoXXkos, <f>ai>X6s f 
 
 drifjids, evriXris. 
 'AysXaos, ov, 6, P. N. [Agelaus.] To7$ b' 'AyeXaos ecltcev, ztcos irdvreool 7rX(j>av- 
 
 (TKwv. ^. 131. EPITH. AXoTpE(pris, Qpabfxdvibris, ^dfxafTTdpXbrjs. 
 'AyeXaffTos, ov, 6 et 7/, adj. [risus expers,] without laughter, sorrowful. 'Aye- 
 
 Xacrrd 7rpdff(i)7rd fiiacdfiEVOi. Ag. 803. SYN. 2fcv0pw7ros, oicXripds, ^dXE7rds, (refxvos. 
 'AyeXiy, rjs, r/, subst. [armentum proprie bourn, coetns,]a herd or drove of oxen, 
 
 an assembly, a crowd. 'Ev b' aylXriv 7rolr)(re (jotiv opQoKpaipdtav. 1. 573. 
 
 SYN. YioifivT), ttwv, -koiiivXov, fiorov, 7rXfjdds, dyopd. EpiTH. ^Aypovo/jos, 
 
 evetbtjs, '^avdrj, KEpdtj, exxpopfios, avTovdfids. 
 'AyEveids, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [imberbis,] beardless. Obb' dydpdaei y dyEveids ov- 
 
 be\s ev dyopy. Equit. 1373. PHR. "lovXov ovk e\wv yiveldbos, ovrno yivvs 
 
 <pa~ivEv TEpetvav, juarep' olravdas, drutpav. 
 
6 AFEN ArKA 
 
 'Ayevv^s, eos, 6 et t), adj. [ignobilis,] ignoble, mean, low-born. Kat /3w/uflXd- i 
 
 yevfioLT dyevvr). Arist. Pax 748. Syn. 'AyeVj'77r<3s, bvaylvr)s, SkXetjs, bovXo- 
 
 7rpE7rr)s, (f>avXos. 
 'Ayevvrjros, ov, 6 et f), adj. [non natus, ignobilis,] not born, low-born. QavOkv 
 
 tis av bvvair dyevvrjrov 7roXeiv ; Trach. 7^5. SYN. 'Ayevtjs, dybvbs, cnrofyros. 
 
 See 'Ayti'wjs. 
 'Ayepaords, ov, 6 et ft, adj. [sine munere, praemio carens,] unrewarded, i 
 
 unhonoured. 'ApyetW dyepciords eio, etteX ovbe eoike. A. 119* $YN. 'A^wjo?;- 
 
 TOS, UTlfiOS. 
 
 'Aytpwyos, oy, 6 et ?/, adj. [superbus, ferox, mult dm honoratus,] proud, 
 
 arrogant, very much honoured. Neordpd re XpofiXov re IlepiKrXv/iei'oV r' dyepw- 
 
 )(o>'. X. 285. SYN. 'TirEprjtydvos, avdabr)s, evTtfxds, dyavos, dyrjvwp. 
 "AyevcTTus, ov, 6 et r), [qui gustare nequit aut qui uon gustavit,] who cannot 
 
 taste or has not tasted. "Ayevarbs ahov. Ant. 583. 
 "Ayr], rjs, r), subst. [admiratio cum stupore,] amazement, wonder. Alrjv yap 
 
 ixtya e'nrds' dyr) fi E^et' ovk dv Efiotye. y. 227» SYN. 0a/i/3ds, davfid, $fjXos. 
 'Ayr), rjs, fj, subst. [fractura, littus, exitium,] a breaking, a shore, destruction. 
 
 Xeipiov QfiXXvpibrjs' TrbXXr] r ewX tcvfiaros ayrj. Ap. Rh. 1. 554. SYN. 'Ay/ids, 
 
 aKTrj, prjyfxlv, 6tv, oXsOpos, fiopos. 
 'Ay^Xdrew, f. r)aco, p. rjKd, v. [abigo, ut piaculum,] to drive away as a pollution. 
 
 ^AyriXdrrjaeiv ; el bi fxr) "boiceis ytptav. CE. R. 4-02. SYN."Ayds IXavvco, bX<vKio, 
 
 (pvydbevo), drriodEio. 
 'AyrjvopEds, a, dv, adj. idem quod dyyvcop (2) q. v. 
 'AyrjvdpXa, as, i), subst. [audacia, fortitudo,] boldness, valour, bravery. Nv> av | 
 
 jj.lv iroXv fxaXXov dyrjvopXrjaXv Evrinds. I. 696* SYN. " Avbpeid, evxpv^Xa, ciXk)], 
 
 r)vopEt], avdabia. 
 'Ayr/i/wp, dpbs, b, [(1) P.N. Agenor,] the son of Antenor; [(2) adj. fortissimus, 
 
 superbus,] very bold, gallant, daring. (I) Tpets r 'Avrrivbpxbas, UbXvfiov KaX I 
 
 'Ayrivopd blbv. A. 59- EPITH. 'AvtCOeos, /j.Eyddv/j,bs, v(jpiarr)s, 6j3pXpbdv/j.bs, 
 
 SYN. 'AvTrjvdpds vlos. (2) SYN. KpciTEpddvjjLos, KapripoOvfjids, dvbpews, KpdrEpo- 
 
 typiov, aXici/ubs, r)vs, dylpto^os, dpeitydros, fxEyaadEvi)S, evroXfibs, v7TEpri<pavos, yev- 
 
 valbs, la^vpdsyOJjpXfjLos, vnEpr'ji'wp. 
 'AyrjpavTos, dyripdros, dyripdos, ov, et ayrjptos, 10, et fj, [senii expers, inimor- 
 
 talis,] exempt from old age, immortal. r [l tov dyr)pavrov nbXbv aidipos/HXiE, 
 
 rtfiviov. Eur. Epigr. 1. 1. See also B. 447. Hes. Theogn. 305. and e. 218. 
 
 SYN."A00iros, addvdrbs, auv ewv. 
 'AyrjcrXxopos, ov, 6 et r), subst. [ductor chori, chorum ducens,] leader of a cho- 
 rus. ' Ay rjm^optov oKorav tiov (ppotfiXurv. Pytli. 1. 7 '• SYN. 'AyrjTiop /.ieXeiov. 
 'Ayrjros, r), ov, adj. [admirabilis,] admirable, wonderful. Ot ical Qr\r\aavTo (f>vr)v 
 
 Kal eibbs dyrjrov. X. 370. Syn. See in dyaaros. PHR. dyrjrds (fiopcprjv, (f>vt)v, 
 
 eibos, (jipEvds, befxas, dpErrjv). 
 'Ay/<^w, f. Xaio, i/cd, v. [consecro, adoleo,] to consecrate, to dedicate, to offer 
 
 incense. RovdijTdv karXav dyi£uv,tKov. CE. C. 1495. Syn. 'Ayidcw, dvfxXdto, 
 
 dyXoo), dyiarevio. 
 'Aytvew, et 'AyivecrKio. See 9 Ayw. 
 "AyXos, a, ov, adj. [sane t us, sacer,] sacred, holy. "Ayids eyw fiddpeias Pddv%a~tos. 
 
 ^Esch. Supp. 865. See Porson. Med. 750. Syn. "OqXos, tvdyrjs, udddpos, 
 
 oetttos, ayvos. 
 'Ayiareino, aw, m, v. [sanctum existimo,] to venerate. EtSws fiXorav dytoreuei. 
 
 Bacch. 73. 
 'Ayicacldfiai, f. aofxat, v. [ulnis amplector,] to take in the arms, to embrace. 
 
 Ot 6' dpd vEKpiiv d-nb x^bvos ayKa£ovro. P. 722. SYN. 'A<T7ra5w. PHR. 'Ayicds 
 
 Zyew> ^ter' ayicdXXbecrcrXv deipeiv, a/ji(j)X(jdXX€iv /uaarov drXtvaiaX fxarepos, Phoen. 
 
 314. dXyelv wXEvais. 
 'AyKadiv, et ayuds, [desuper, in ulnis,] from above, closely joined. "I£ov 
 
 7rdXa(ov ayicddev Xdfiwv (3p£ras. Eumen. 80. 'AymXew. See in dvdndXeu). 
 'AyfcdX»7, rjs, r/, subst. frequentius plur. ay/cdXat, wv, item dynaXXs, ibos, rj> [si- 
 
AHCA ArAA 7 
 
 nus, brachium,] a bosom, an arm. Td abv, Ttlrpaia & dytcaXr) at (jaardoei. 
 
 P. V. 1027. S«?e also X. 503. SYN. 'ilXeyrj, kuXttos, aripvoy, arf}Bds t dy»cdX?s. 
 'AyKaXfis, ov, 6, subst. [fasciculus,] a bundle. Twv t5t2 avvhriaas vlddt'iXeds 
 
 IkyicaXdv vXrjs. Horn. Merc. 82. 
 'Ayxiarpuv, ov, to, subst. [hamus,] a hook. EPITH. katyoivdv, evKafX7ris, oXooy. 
 Aynds, ids, to, subst. [vallis, convallis,] a valley, a dale. Kvtj/hovs e&perjal kui 
 
 ityiced iroir)ivTa. b. 337. SYN. AvXwy, <pdpay£, kXitvs, /3?]<ro-d, vairos, yvaXov. 
 
 EPTTH. Aliretvov, bei'bpijtv, ko'iXov, Troirjiy, fiddv, Tpriyy. 
 'AyKvXrj, t)s, //, subst. [jaculi genus, curvatura cubiti,] a kind of javelin, the 
 
 bend of the arm, curvature. 'O fiey nirpovs, 6 ft dytcvXas, Or. 1483. 
 
 SYN. Alxfxtj, atcfoy, ayK(oy. 
 ' Ay nvX6d/.iai, v. [incur vo,] to bend, \wpel be nds rts 5yv\ds r/yKvXw/i£>o«. 
 
 Av. 1180. SYN. Kdf.i7TTtM), K&Tanafivria, Kvprou). 
 *AyKv\6s, rj, ov, adj.[curvus,] crooked, bent. * 'Oc?w iv\ fiXatydevre' fivpiKtvtf, uyKv- 
 
 Xfiy apfxu. Z. 39' SYN. KafjnrvXds, Kvpros, E7rXKvprds, Kvcpds, £7rtca/i7r^s, ctkoXXos. 
 ' Ay KvX6f*i)Tr)s, ov, 6, adj. [obliqua habens consilia, callidus, vafer,] crafty, cun- 
 ning, shifting. Kcu /xe irpecrfivrdTriv tekzto Kpovos ayfcvXfyiqrTjs. A. 59* 
 
 SYN. YlotKtXd/JitjTrjs, aldXdfiJjrrjs, 7roXuVpo7ros, boXXos, boXXotypoiv. 
 AyKvXoro^ds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [curvum habens arc urn, Sagittarius,] using a 
 
 crooked or bended bow, an archer. AWdp X\vpaiyjir}s aye Waiovds dy«i)- 
 
 \6t61ovs. B. 848. 
 Ay KvXd^eiXris, ov, 6, adj. [curvum haben9 rostrum,] having a crooked bill. 
 
 '£A6wi> f e£ opios Liiyas auras ay KvXo^eiXrjS. r. 538. 
 AyKvpa, as, f], subst. [anchora, presidium,] an anchor, a support. "Ayicvpa 
 
 hi) fiov rets rv^as o^el fAoyrj. Hel. 276- SYN. Evvr/. EPITH. ^aXKoyevvs, 0wXus, 
 
 0X0*7. PHR. 'E'Xepjiis beards deXXrjs, Odas -^dXiyos vrjos, vewy TrXa^ofiivijjy nayXs, 
 
 vrjos "ia\as, vrjibv ebpdvov dorddewy. 
 Ay KvpiZtD, X(tq>, Xnd, v. [supplanto,] to trip up the heels. AldXdfiuiv ijyKvpXads. 
 
 Equit. 262. SYN. 'foroaJfcAtOtf, icdrdyw. 
 Ayiciov, wvds, 6, subst. [curvatura brachii, curvatura,] the elbow, bend of 
 
 the arm, any thing of an angular shape. ©es b>j Toy aytcuv' evpvdfiws. Cycl. 
 
 560. SYN. K.a/j.7t7], ayKvXrj. E,pith. TXikvs, KaXos, arrvtpeXds. 
 AyXdXa, as, 1), [P. N. (1) Aglaia,] one of the Graces; [et (2) subst. gratia, 
 
 pulchritudo, splendor,] brilliancy, elegance, grace, splendor. IL/Sqjua kovQi- 
 
 ctovad avv ayXdia. Electr. 8(5l. 2. SYN. Avyi), aiyXrj, Xa f.i irp or ?;s, koolius, 
 
 KaXXos, evTvpiireid, ayXaiafid, ydvos, djidpvyjxd, dfiapvyri. EPITH. 'Ifiipdeacrd, 
 
 VLKr}<p6pos, TrjXetydyrjs, eldpXi'r). 
 AyXdi£(o, v. [illustro, decoro,] to ornament, embellish, decorate, adorn. 
 
 AeX^ts ekcI irerpa tovto tol dyXdXae. Theoc. Ep. 1. SYN. Koo-/i£«, nvbaivu), 
 
 KaXXvvo), Xa/uiTrpvyio, 7rvKd£io, avy d£(o, KaXXwiri^u), dydXXw. 
 AyXdi£dfj.at, v. [illustror, gaudeo,] to be distinguished, to be delighted. 
 
 'AXXd ge <pr]fxX biafX7iEpES dyXdXeHadai. K.331. 
 AyXdiafid, dros, to, subst. [ornamentum,] ornament, decoration. '6 5' dyXaiajxd 
 
 hoifiaTiDy e/uov t e 0v. Hel. 289. SYN. and EPITH. See ctyXdm. 
 AyXdedeipos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [nitidam comam habens,] having fine hair. Tidy 
 
 dvdKeKXdfiEvoi, vofxXov 6e6v, dyXaEdeipoy. H.in Pan. 5. SYN. Ev/c6juo$, evirXo- 
 
 Ka/jids, rjVKd/jos. 
 AyXddyvws, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [pulchra membra habens,] having beautiful limbs. 
 
 'AyXddyutd*'"Hpay. Nem. Jo. 
 
 AyXddbevbpds, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [pulchras arbores habens,] abounding in beau- 
 tiful trees. Ma-tp' dyXdobevbpov . Ol. 9. 32. 
 
 AyXdoBpdvos et ayXdoQioKos , ov, 6 et >/, adj. [splendida sede sedens,] sitting 
 
 on a splendid seat or place. Moiaats yap dyXdodporois ekwv. Ol. 13. 136. 
 
 See also Nem. 10. 1. 
 
 AyXddicapTros, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [pulchros fructus ferens,] bearing fine fruit. 
 Oy^at Kal poiat, Kal firiXeai ayXddKapiroi. r\. 115. 
 
n ATAA AFOO 
 
 "AyXadxovpos, ov, 6 et ft, adj. [pulcliros juvenes habens,] famed for fine 
 
 youths. YlpoQvpov Tioaeibdvos, dyXdoKOvpdv. 01. 13. 5. 
 ^AyXddKwfddsy ov, 6 et >/, adj. [splendidam festivitatem faciens,] causing 
 
 splendid revelry. 'AyXddKw/uov enel \airaiaX fiev. Ol. 3. 10. 
 ^AyXdds, ov, 6 et r), et r), 6v, adj. [splendidus,] splendid, distinguished. TrjXefid- 
 
 ^os 0' ijpws Kal N^Grdptfs dyXdds vlds. £.21. SYN. Aa/jLTrpds, alyXr)eis t <pdeivds, 
 
 apyXvoets, KaXXXfeyyrjs, €ju<pdit)s, TrjXavyrjs, dyavds, evbotcifjids, rrepXtyavrds. 
 ^ Ay Xdorpiairrjs, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [tridente splendido inclytus,] having a splendid 
 
 trident. Tor' dyXdorpXahctv dprrdaai. Ol. 1.64. 
 ^AyXdiuxp, uncos, 6 et ft, adj. [vultu splendidus,] having a splendid face. 
 
 'Ay\adi7rt irevica. CE. R. 213. SYN. QalbptoTrds, Xafnrpav e%wv oxpXv. 
 ^AyXWes, an/, al, subst. [alliorum capita,] heads of garlic. Ma At', dXXd irdp' 
 
 Ev^dpXbov kcivtos rpets dyX7dasfj.ETe.7re/jixpd. Vesp. 6S0. SYN. 'Payes. 
 "AyXuxrads, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [elinguis, barbaro dicendi more utens,] speechless, 
 
 uncouth in speaking, barbarous. OvQ" 'EXXds ovt dyXioffaos, Trach. 1062. 
 
 SYN. KaKoyXwffffds , dvavbos, dtpwvos, atypdbrjs, j3dpj3dpos, dre^vos. 
 "Ayvcifiirrds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [inflexibilis,] inflexible. Qefievds ayvajnTTTov vbbv. 
 
 P. V. 169. SYN. 'AKafATTTOs, OKX-qpos, dreyKros, d/ieiXX^os. 
 ^Ayveid, et "Ayvev/md, dros, to, subst. [puritas, expiatio,] chastity, purity, 
 
 atonement. "Ayvevfi eyuv rt delov, i\ a dva^Xdv. Eur. El. 256. SYN. Albd)S, 
 
 cu)(j>pdavvj]. EPITH. "lepoV, Qelov, evirpenes, €fx7rperres. 
 ^Ayvevoj, f. <tm, p. Ka, v. [purus sum, purum reddo,] to be pure, to make pure. 
 
 Et Tts 7] vauiv TtvXwpos ^etjoas dyvevet Oeols. Iph. T. 1227 '• SYN."0<7tos elfji, 
 
 KaQdpos elfiX. 
 \Ayrtd?w, f. Xaio, p. ua, v. [purifieo,] to purify, to expiate. h 6tov Tob'ey^os tcparos 
 
 dyvXarj rpty^d. Ale. j6. SYN.^Ayyeuw, Kadaipu), ndddpi£(o. 
 "Ayvoeoj, et ^AypoXeu), f. r)rru>, p. 77/ca, v. [ignoro,] to be ignorant of. Ov Oavfdd 
 
 a 1 rj/jids dyvoelv. Iph. A. 823. " Avbp ctyvouiaaa vXdei, fae/Jidvev re jxayeadai. 
 
 v. 15. SYN. Ovk oibd, jug Xavddvei. 
 ^Ayvotd, as, fj, subst. [ignorantia,] ignorance. *A fxev yap e^elprjKds, dyvoid /*' 
 
 €^et. Trach. 3.50. SYN. ! 'An etpeaXa, dfiaprXa. 1 
 'Ayvoppvros, ov, 6 et r), adj. [pure fluens,] flowing clearly, limpid. Ylayal & 
 
 dy voppvrtov Ttordfjicjv. P. V. 433. 
 'Ay> os, 17, ov, adj. [purus, sanctus, castus,] chaste, modest. TlpoawOev avrfjv 
 
 dyvos uv aa7rd£o]j.at. Hipp. 102. SYN. ^Luxpptov, Kaddpos, upos, aicpards. 
 "AyvvjjX, f. afo, v. [frango,] to break. UoXXovs dpiOfxovs dyvvrai vavayXwv. 
 
 Helen. 410. SYN. 'Priyvv/jX, 7tX{]<tgu), aphaau), apd/raw. 
 'Ayvw/ndavvii, et "'AyvwoXa, as, fj, subst. [stultitia,] stupidity, foolishness. 
 
 MeyaXrjv be Oeols dyvofidavvrjv. Trach. 1269. See also Eur. Fr. Antiop. 24. 
 
 SYN. 'ApovXXa. 
 'Ayvufiuiv, dvos, b et r), adj. [stolidus, mente deficiens, imprudens,] stupid, 
 
 foolish, ungrateful. QvtjTa, kovk ayv^/uovd. Trach. 474. SYN. 'AvdrjTds, 
 
 aflovXos, afxadris, Kanddv/jids, vrjXeijs, d^dpiffros. 
 'Ayyws, wtos, 6 et r/, adj. [ignotus,] ignorant, unknown, degraded. AdKrjfrXs 
 
 ciyvios Xoyiov. CE. R. 681. SYN.^Ayvworos, dvorjTos, dfiddrjs, aKXeijs, dbo^os. 
 AyvojcrXa. See ' 'Ay via fjidavvr]. 
 ^Ayvioaros, ov, 6 et t), adj. [incognitus,] unknown, obscure. 'AW dye, a 
 
 dyvbjffrov revolt) 7ravrecraX fipoTolaX. v. 397* SYN. ^Ayvios, dyvwTos, aKXerjs. 
 
 See ayjws. 
 "Ayo^os, ov, et //, adj. [non natus, prole carens,] not born, having no chil- 
 dren. A't'0' ofeXes t dybvos r efievai. T. 40. SYN. 'AyevvrjTos, dreKvos, 
 
 aTrais, droKos. 
 "Ayoos, ov, 6 et /;, adj. [indefletus,] unlamented. Ketros S' d TdXas dydos. Sep. 
 
 Th. 1063. SYN. ^AtcXavcrrds, dbaKpvTos. 
 
 1 On the quantity of the last syllable of 'Ayvota, see Dr. Blomf. Sept. Theft. 498. 
 
afop Am 9 
 
 'Ayopa, as, rj, et ayopos, ov, o, subst. [forum, concio,] a market-place, an 
 
 assembly. KcnriaTTjaet fxine'ip dyopdp. Nub. 991. See also Iph. T. IO96. 
 
 SYN. Tlavfiyvpis, 6/uiXXa, Ofipobos. EPITH. Kotv>), fidpvbovTros, KvbXdpeipd, betprj, 
 
 TSTprj^yia, alipTipr/. 
 'Ayopadw, f. dew, p. d, v. [in foro versor, emo,] to buy and sell in the market, 
 
 to buy. * Ay 6 pd(T(o t kv rois 07rXois e£rjs 'Apuroyeirdvi. Lysistr. 633. Syn. 'Ep 
 
 dyopq. biarpificw, 7r(»)XEu>, TrpXdjuai. 
 'Aydpalds, ov, 6 et y), adj. [forensis, sordidus,] belonging to the market, mean, 
 
 vulgar. MrjT dyopaiovs \xi\TE nofidXovs. Ran. 1015. $YN. AlxaitKos, koipos, 
 
 iravbrjfids. 
 'Ayopavopos, ov, 6, subst. [qui foro praeest,] a clerk of the market. *Hr 5' 
 
 dtroXXyaipy tovs dyopavofxovs ndXu>. Acharn. 968. Syn. Aoytcn/s, dyopas eiri- 
 
 tTrarrjs. 
 ^Ayopdofxai, et dyopevw, v. [concionor, loquor,] to harangue, to speak. "Os 
 
 otyXp Evtypoveiop ayopi)oaTO Kal /jete€ittep. A. 73. See also H. 347* SYN. 
 
 bi) fiYiyopiu), etto), evveirh), Atyw. 
 'AyoprjTrjs, ov, 6, subst. [concionator,] an orator, an haranguer. 'HbvEwfjs avo- 
 
 povGE XXyvs YlvXiwv dy6pr)rr)s. A. 248. SYN. Arj/uiiyopos, ptjrwp, K07rXs. EPITH. 
 
 'EffdXos, ijbvXoyos, XXyvcpdoyyos, aoxppuv, evfiovXos, fpopX/Jos, dyddos. 
 'Ayopos. See 'Ayopa. 
 'Ayos, ov, 6 et 7), subst. [dux,] a leader, commander. Top b* ctl Hapnribwp 
 
 AvkXup dyos, clptcop r)vba. E. 647. SYN. 'Apx??yos, fiyefxfop, KoafirjTrjp Xawp, 
 
 dytoyos, arparriyos, iiyerrjs, dp^ijyerjjs, r)yEjji6pevs, vcpriyrjTrjS. 
 Ayos, eos, to, subst. [piaculum,] atonement, crime. Qopflrjs tooovtop ws dyos 
 
 fudpop Tcpodeis. Antig. 775. SYN. KdOap/tos, diroTpoin), Kadapfxd, no^QqpXa. 
 'Ayo(rros,ov, 6, subst. [pars manus interior,] the pairn of the hand. "Eff^ev* 
 
 '6 b' ep KOPirjaX ttegIop eXe yaidv dyoaro), N. 520. SYN. ®Epdp, ayK&p. EPITH. 
 
 'And/jaTos, yXop6)br)S, 7ratboKdjJids. 
 "Aypa, as, 7), subst. [praeda, captura,] a booty, prey, capture. "Tirp<*> Kpdrrjdeltr 
 
 aypap &Xiad. Eum. 148. SYN. Asia, XtjXs, XEtiXdoXa, aypev/ud, Xd<pvpop, 
 
 okvXop. EPITH. ^Atyreir}, Epdreiprf, pucr)(J)dpds, evKEpws, boXourj^dpos, KepbdXsr}, 
 
 boXirj, (pdpXa, bd(j>otpds, evaro^os, £Xd(j)7i(3dXds, ttoptXos, i^dvoeao'd, evdtjpos, evOfj- 
 
 prirds. 
 "Aypa7rTds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [non scriptus,] unwritten. Kijpi/yjudfl' &ot dypairrd 
 
 KaatydXti QeCjp. Antig. 458. 
 "AypavXds, ov, 6 et ft, adj. [in agris versatus,] living in the fields, an epith. of 
 
 Diana. Uoijjlepes dypavXoi fcdV eXey^Ed yaarlpEs olop. Hes. Theog. 26. Syn. 
 
 aypoiKos, vTcaiQpXos. 
 'Aypetos, o, dp, adj^ [rusticus, ferus,] clownish, savage. 'Aype7os el icai amids. 
 
 Nub. 655. Syn. see^Aypios. 
 r Ay ptaXa, as, if, subst. [venatio,] hunting. 'Ek 5' avr aypEaXrjs TroXXdtcX noXXa 
 
 Kdfi&p. Call. fr. 22. 2. Syn. and Epith. see 0>/pa. 
 'Aypevfid, drds, to, snbst. [praeda venatione capta,] prey taken in hunting, 
 
 booty. "Aypeujud 6r)pos, rj PEKpov irdbepbiiTOP. Choeph. 996. SYN. ^Aypa, 
 
 KvprjyiffXa, EXd^rffooXXa , Xd(j>vpd, aicvXd. 
 'Aypevs, e<i)s, 6, P. N. [Agreus,] 'Ayptd Kal No/uXop 7rdXvXy]XoX AlfAovifjes, Apoll. 
 
 2. 506. 
 r AypevTi)p, rjpos, o, subst. [venator,] a hunter. 'l^Qvos aypevTfjpEs d/uws bvo 
 
 KetPTo yipoi'TES. Theocr. 21.6. SYN. KvprtyETrjs, Kvpayos, OripriTrip, EXd(pr>j3dXds , 
 
 aypdjarris. 
 r Aypevu), cru), m, v, [venor, venatione capio,] to hunt, to capture in hunting. 
 
 QrjpXdp aypevcru), Tobe kcp KvkXojttes EboiEP. Call. 3. 85. SYN. 'Eicfljypeva/, 
 
 Oripdh), KvpriyETEU), XsrjXdTEU), Xr)(TTev(o. 
 'AypXds, dbds, r), adj. [agrestis,] savage, wild, rural. O^yoi 6' dypXdbes Keipfjs 
 
 etX ai]fxdTd fidXirris. Apoll. 1. 28. SyN. aypXhrris, aypoTlpos. 
 r AypXEXaios, ov, rt, subst. [oleaster,] a wild olive. Zwcrr^pt TrXaKepo)' 'Poi- 
 
 Kap f e%ep aypXeXath). Theocr. vii, 18. SYN. KotXpos, 'AitoXXwpos Tepov 
 Pros. Lex. B 
 
10 AFPI ArXA 
 
 epvds. EPITH. x^ w P7> upa. 
 "Ayplofycat, v. [exasperor,] to be exasperated, or clownish. 'Hypiw/jLevovs cV 
 
 aXXfjXoiai Kal oEarjpSTcis. Arist. Pax. 620. SYN. Tpd^yvdyiai, x a ^ ira ^ V( °y 
 
 opyi$dfxai. 
 ^ AypXos, et "AyptKos, t), ov, adj. [ferus, agrestis,] rude, clownish, fierce. 
 "AypXos, el, Trpos ttcivto. TrdXiyKords, r/S' V7rep67rrrjs. Theocr. xxii. 58. See also 
 
 Mosch. 5. 13. SYN.^AypotKos, ^Aypoiojrrjs, dnrivris, ^a\£7ros, anXripds, ctyids. 
 
 See in aypXas, 
 ^AypXwirds, ov, 6 et //, [qui fero vultu est,] looking fiercely, stern. 'Aypta>7iw 
 
 Tepds y ov (piord fipdrciov. Bacch. 542. SYN. "A. ypios, 7T£Xwpios, avdabrjs, (ncXrjpds. 
 ^AypXus, adv. [fere, immaniter,] cruelly, rudely. Hpbs raab' dypXws dixdvr}vd- 
 
 jiEvas. Eum. 970. SYN. 'ATn^viDs, dvrjfXEpws, ^a\£7rws, tbfiws. 
 ^Aypofidrrjs, ov, 6, subst. [rusticus,] a herdsman. '£ls ^oifiriv aypofioTas. Phil. 
 
 214. SYN.^Aypoucos, ay potd)Tr]S, aypovofids, aypdrrjs, m. -ris, fem. aypXos. 
 ^AypoiKds, 6 et r^, ^Aypoiwnjs, ov, 6, adj. [rusticus, agrestis,] rustic, countri- 
 fied, clownish. Aeyeis dypotKdv dpd ov y elvat tov 6eov. Plut. 705. See 
 
 also Thesm. 64. SYN.^AypoVdjuos, ayptos, ayporrjs* 
 ^Aypovdfj.os, 6 et f], subst. [reruin rusticarum administrator,] a rustic superin- 
 
 tendant, a rustic, a clown. 'Aypoi •ofxot naiZovoX' ylyqQe he re <ppera A?;rw. 
 ^5/106. 
 ^Aypos, ov, 6, subst. [rus, ager,] the country, a field, land. 'Aypw, ovhe 7rd\tvbe 
 
 Kdrep^tTaXy ovhe ol evvai. X. 137* SYN. "Apovpd, yjopa, "'^toi', yrj. EPITH. 
 
 Wufpos, evardrjs, kclXos, ttiidv, irdXvbevbpeds, ddXipos, rrjXeddojv, irvp-qroKos. 
 ^AyporepoSj a, ov, adj. [furens,] wild. 'E£ 'EvErtiv, oOev fjfxXoviov yivos aypore- 
 
 pawv. B. 360. Syn. See in aypXos. 
 ^Ayporrjs, ov, 6, et "Aypdm, Xbos, tj, subst. [rusticus,] a rustic. "Ayporai 
 
 k^elXoird, Ttdpos 7TETErjvd yeveadat. ir. 218. See also Apoll. 2. 508. 
 ^Aypv~7rv£w, r\ou, icci, v. [vigilo,] to pass the night without sleep, to watch. 
 
 Ovbdfxd vvv (Tvve(3a toX dypvirvrjoat bX' epioTci. Theocr. 10. 10. SYN.^Eypr^yopew, 
 
 bXaypvirvtiOy vr}<[)U), ovy, vttveo). 
 ^Aypvnvos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [insomnis,] without sleep, sleepless, vigilant. 
 
 'AXX' tfXdev avTQ Zr)vos dypvnvov fieXos. P. V. 358. SYN."Av7rj'o$, d/cd/xctros, 
 
 dKOl/jrjTOS. 
 
 ^Aypuoou, v. [in venatu capio,] to take in hunting, to hunt. 5 Iy0us aypuoouy, 
 
 irvKXva TTTepd beveraX liX/ur]. e. 53. SYN.^Aypei/w, which see. 
 ^Aypworrjs, ov, 6, [venator,] a hunter. "Wv r ayptooraX aycuiveriv koXeovoX. 
 
 Apoll. 4. 175. Syn. Kiivayds, aypevrrjp, which see. 
 "AypworXs, Xos, rj, [genus herbae,] a species of herb. Kal OaXXovrd oeXivu, Kal 
 
 ciXXtex'^s ciyptocrrXs. Theocr. xiii. 42. Syn. Boravj7, ttoi), ^opros. 
 'Ayvid, as, r/, subst. [vicus,] away, a street. 'IXioi/ e£dXd.7ra££ 7roXtv, x^piaoE 
 
 # dyvtds. E. 642. SYN. '660s, arpd-Kos, d/jia^LTos, utewkos. EPITH. Kot'Xi;, 
 
 EVKTXfXEvrj, EvbfirjTds, Koivr), evpvxppos, cjctflta. 
 'Ayvtevs, ews, 6, adj. [Trivius,] placed in the streets; an epithet of Apollo. 
 
 Kcu ai) $otj8' dva£ 'Ayvtev, Kal fiEXadpd, yaiplTE. Phcen. 640. 
 'AyvfjLvaffTds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [inexercitatus,] unexercised, unpractised. AfJ^ 
 
 TrXevpGjv, ovb' dyvfivacrros fx ecjlv. Trach. 1085. 
 Ayvpts, tos, f], subst. [ccetus, multitudo,] an assembly, a crowd, "fts oty' 
 
 kv vq&v dyvpei fiiirrip te KaX vlos. ft. 141. SYN. "OjutXos, ttXTjOos, EKKXr)aXa t 
 
 vfxriyvpXs, fyvovaia, o-)(Xvs, dyopct, adpoiafid, 
 'Ayvprdc?w, f. daio, p. am, v. [congrego, colligo,] to assemble, to collect. 
 
 Xp/^udT-' dyvprdi^et^ 7roXX))v ettX yaldv XvvtX. t. 284. Syn. 'Aye/pw, adpolclio, 
 
 0vyK6f.u£(i), ETcdyEipb). 
 'AyvpTrfs, ov, 6, et 'AyvprpXa, as, ?/, subst. [pra?stigiator,] a juggler, a moun- 
 tebank. AoXXoV dyvpTtjv, ootXs kv rols KepbiaX. CE. R. 284. See also Again. 
 
 1276. S\'N. Toys, OavjAdroTcoios, TEpdroTZOios, hclvtXs. EPITH. AoJ7rdbuTr)s f 
 
 <potTtov, [lriydvoppdtyos. 
 'AyyuXdu/. See 'AvdxiiXdu), 
 
ArxA Arxo 11 
 
 "Ayyavpos, ov, 6, subst. [mane gelidum vel pruinosum, crepusculuro,] a cold 
 
 or frosty morning, early. " ' Ayyavpov KvuaaovoXv, dXevdfXEvoi (pads r)ovs. Apoll. 
 
 4. 110. 
 'AyyEfidybs, See * Ay ^ifia-^ijTris. 
 "AyyJ, et 'Ayy_ov, adv. [prope,] near. 'Aybpofjidyr] be oX ay\J irapiaTdjo baxpv- 
 
 \eovaa. Z. 405. See also 12. 709. SYN. 'Eyyfo, eyyvBX, niXds, 7rXr,aXdv, 
 
 irdpd, kyyvQev, ayyuQl. 
 'AyyXdXds, ov, 6 et //, [finitimus mari,] bordering upon the sea. B\t]/uevds 1$ 
 
 k&Oev est' ciy^taXov ddvev a.Krrjs. Apoll. 2. 91 6. SYN. 'AXXyeircjv, TrdpdXXos, 
 
 E<f>dXXos. 
 AyxXfiadris, eds, 6 et i), adj. [prope mare vel littus, profundus,] near a deep 
 
 sea or shore. 3W>7<7as ttuvtov te tcaX ayY//3a0es oro/Ltd Xifxvrjs. Apoll. 4. 1572. 
 AyyXyelTwv, ' Ay yX-epfjuav, bvbs, et 'AyyXyvos, ov, 6, adj. [vicinus,] near, 
 
 a neighbour. "Avopos ayyXyetTuv. Pers. 888. See also Rhes. 426. et 
 
 Apoll. 1. 1223. 
 'AyyXdios, ov, 6 et i), adj. [Deo propinquus,] resembling a God. fyairjicwv 
 
 is yaiav oi ayyidloi ylydaaXv. t. 279* SYN.^Ierofleos, day XkeXos. 
 'AyyXQvpos, ov, 6 et r), adj. [foribus propinquus,] dwelling near, a neighbour. 
 
 'AyyjLdvpos vaioiod Ka.Tevijd.T6 ical XXrdvevaev. Theocr. 2. 71« SYN. ' AyyXyei- 
 
 rwv, ayyX.Tkpp.uiv, b TcXt\aXbv, 6 eyyvs, yetTiov, aarTvyeiTuv, 7rXr]crXd)(U)pus, frpdaoiKos, 
 
 ayyXyvos. 
 'AyvJ/idy^rj/s, et ' Ayyepdyos, ov, 6, adj. [cominus puguans,] one who fights 
 
 hand to hand. TpQes, cat AvkXoi, Kal AapbdvoX ay^t/ua^m^. 0. 173. See 
 
 also n. 248. 
 'AyyXfjidXds, ov, 6 et t), adj. [prope veniens,] approaching near, 'AyyJ/jdXoj/ 
 
 be o(f r)Xdi diet yXavKunrXs 'aOtjvtj. Hes. Scut. 325. SYN. "AyyJ fioXwr, ayyX 
 
 •ndpaaTas. 
 'AyyXvbds, ov, 6 et tj, adj. [perspicax,] of ready wit, shrewd, clever. Ovvek 
 
 €7rr)T^s r' ecraX aaX ayyXvoos KaX e^e^owy. v ° 332. SYN. 'AyyXvovs, ETrXbetybs, 
 
 &VVETOS. 
 
 'AyY/VXdos, et ayytTrXovs, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [prope navigans,] sailing close to 
 
 the land, coasting. Ov yap ayyX-rrXovv poov. Iph. T. 1325. 
 'AyY/7n-dXis, ecus, 6 et y), adj. [civitatis adjutrix, quia vicinus vicinum adju- 
 
 vat,] near the city, a friend and supporter of the city. TlpwTov fiEv"OyKa 
 
 ITaXX&s i]T ay%i7rTdXXs. Sept. Th. 507' SYN. 7rdXews Ecpsbpos, 7roXea>s jueOemv. 
 'Ayxippdos, ayyjppovs, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [prope fluens,] flowing near. Ae77rov 
 
 "AXvv iroTd/dOv, Xe'nrov 6' ayyj.pp66v r \pXv. Apoll. 2. 9^3. 
 'Ay\l(rris t ov, 6, P.N. [Anchises,] the father of iEneas. Trjs yevEfjs hXexpiu 
 
 dva£ civbpwv 'Ay^'o^s. E. l68. EPITH. AapbdvXbrjs, TpwXos, dfjivfjLOJV, icvbtards, 
 
 hdXtypwv, t7mdbdfxds, UEydXriTwp, (ZovkoXewv. 
 'AyxjLVTeiov, ov, to, subst. [legitimee jus successionis,] the right of lawful 
 
 succession, affinity, relationship. Yevovs /car ayxwreid tu>v oXwXotuv. Ant. 
 
 174. SYN. 'AyyiGTeia, as, tyyyiveid, xfjbds. 
 'Ay^icrrevw, v. [prope adsum, propinquus sum,] to be near, to be related to. 
 
 TdV t ayyiGTevovoav ydv. Troad. 225. SYN. Y\Xr\uXbv eljiX, tyyyEvrjs elfiX. 
 y Ayx<.<JTrip, rjpos, 6, subst. [vicinus,] a neighbour. 7 H jj.))v tov ayyivrw®- rovbl 
 
 rov TrdQovs. Trach. 260. SYN. '6 TrXrjaXdv, 7rXr)<rXos, ayyXydTUV, ayyXTepfxiav, 
 
 ayyXyvos* 
 'AyyioT~iv6s, ov, 6 et j), et ds, r\, ov, adj. [prope stans, confertus,] standing 
 
 near, close. At \ikv r ayyiarivaX En aXXrjXrjo-X KeyyvTai. E. 141. SYN. 'a51- 
 
 vos, irvKvos. 
 " AyyioTds, t), dv, adj. [proximus,] the nearest, next. ITpds a, ufAvKet 'A7toXXoV, 
 
 ayyiOTOs yap el. GE. R. 81 9. 
 ' Ay yXr ep fiw v, see 'AyyXyeiTWV. 
 *AyyodX, pra3p. [prope,] near. Irrjdos fiefiXriKei inrsp avrvyos, ayxbdX beiprjs. H. 
 
 412. Syn. See in"Ay X i. 
 'Ayxovri, r)s, r), subst. [suffocatio, laqueus,] strangulation, a halter, noose, 
 
12 ArXO AAA 
 
 snare. NvV ayxpvr)s jjol Tepfidr, r) <j)dos fiXtireiv. Eum. 744. SYN. 'Aprdpjj, 
 
 irXeKTavr). 
 'Ayxov. See " Ay^t . 
 "Ayx^, f. fa, kcL, v. [suffoco,] to strangle. "Ayy/ ^ Z" 1 *' woXi/Keoros fy<as 
 
 an-aXr/v V7rd beipfjp. T. 371 • SYN. IIWya>, dnoTrpiyu), aTrayyb). 
 *Ayw, |w, ^d, 'Aytrtw, et 'Aytvecvcw, v. [duco,] to lead. Nv£ jut*> €7retr' cwt 
 
 ycudv dye Kve^ds. Of 6' epX iropru). Apoll. 3. 743. See also £. 105. and p. 
 
 294. SYN. etffdyw, eTrXhe^ofjiai, Xrfcrrevuj, <j)epdfxai f eioKouiclu), dyeipu), 
 "Ayw, [frango.] See'AypvpX. 
 'Aywyrj, rjs, i], subst. [adductio, abductio,] an accompanying, a withdrawing. 
 
 *Efifjs dyojyfjs aprXriaaadat ([>dvdp. Agam. 12/2. SYN. dpaarpocf))], 7raibeia, 
 
 aaKrjais, fiXort). 
 "Ayojyds, ov, 6 et //, subst. [dux, ductor,] a leader, guide, conductor. Ad- 
 
 Kpvuiv dytoyos, rjvXK e^wp/ua yQovos. Troad. 1130. SYN. 'Hyefiojp, v(f>rjyrjrij$, 
 
 ap^rjyeTrjSt obrjyos, 7rpdr)yr)rfis. 
 'Ayiov, oivds, 6, subst. [certanien, coitus, &c. Vid. Maltb.] a contest, trial, &c. 
 
 T fl <I>o7/3"'A7roXXoj>, iru>s dywp KpXdfi<rerai; Eum. 742. Sy N. dywyioy/d, ddXos, 
 
 afjuWa, dfitXXrjfjid, TrdXcuffjud, judy^7, 7rXrjd6s. EPITH. KctXXmfcds, dedXdtydpos, 
 
 piyrjXos, (3dpvs, rvfjj3xbXos, fepos, kXvtos, dyafcXi/ros, (popXos, alfxaToeis, dp-qros, 
 
 KTjbX/JldS, kvSiotos. 
 
 'Ay wvapyris, ov, 6, subst. [certaminis judex vel praeses,] an umpire of the 
 
 games. Kcu rotjud rev^ri fiyr dywpapxai rXves. Aj. Fl. 572. SYN. (3pd(3evs, 
 
 adXtop KpXrrjs. 
 'Aywizd/jiai, f. Xaojiai et Xovfiai, v. [dimico, contendo,] to fight, contend, 
 
 dispute. T Ap' ol<70' oaoi' rd»/ dyoi^' dyutpXei rd^d. Achain. 481. SYN. 'AfxtX- 
 
 Xdofiai, /ud^o/xaf, adXeo/iai. 
 'Aywvtc/ud, aros, to, subst. [certamen, prsemium certaminis,] a contest, the 
 
 prize of victory, anxiety. Adfielp t dywpiaffi afyop tX rfjs bbov. Ran. 284. 
 
 Syn. &c. See in 'Ayw»>. 
 y Ayu>vXds, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [ad certanien pertinens,] belonging to a contest, an 
 
 epithet applied jto Jupiter and Mercury. TeXos & edrjKe Zei>s dywvXos KdXtis. 
 . Trach. 26. 
 AyhiviGT^Sj ov, subst. [certator, athleta,] a wrestler. °H ttqXp ayiaytaras e<rre(pe 
 
 rows 'E0vp7/. Callim. Fr. 103. 5. SYN. ' Av-ay wviarris, ddXyjrrjs, d^vvTup. 
 'AbdrjfiovXa, as, r/, subst. [imperitia,] unskilfulness, ignorauce. 7 il yepbp, ovk 
 
 dbdrjfjduXrj a £X e *' CJ ' 243. SYN. 'A^dflta, dnetpXa, dtbpeid. 
 'Abdrjfiwv, opos, 6 et r), adj. [imperitus,] unskilful, ignorant. Ov yap rt nXr)- 
 
 yiiop dbdfjfxcjv ovbe (3oXau)v. p. 283. * SYN. 'Abdrjs, dfiddtjs, dfbpXs, diraibevrbs, 
 
 dneipos. 
 'AbdrjTos, ov, 6 et 7/, adj. [incognitus,] unknown. Actt/j.dvX\ ovk dbdrjrd vtyactKeaX, 
 
 aXXd KaX avroi. Hes. Theog. 654. SYN.^Ayvworos, ayvws, ayvooros, dbr)\os. 
 'AbauTos, ov, 6 et rj y adj. [indivisus,] undivided. 'Apvetbv acpacieiv, KaX abater ov 
 
 ytfJiddeTrjaai. Apoll. 3. 1033. SYN. "Abaaros. 
 "Abatrds, ov, 6 et t], adj. [non epulandus,] that may not be eaten. 1.7T€vbd- 
 
 /Jieva QvaXav erlpav, dvojjtov, tXv\ dbatrov. Ag. 147» 
 AbaKpvs, vos, et dbaKpvros, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [lacrymarum expers,] tearless. 
 
 'AbaKpvp VEfxovraX alwvd. Olymp. 2. 120. AW otyeXes irdp avr^vaXv dbaKpvros 
 
 KaX dirrifxuyv. A. 415. SYN. "AXvnos, dcrKi]6))s, o<r»c£0//s. 
 'Abacas, vros, ©, subst. [adamas,] adamant. EvpvftXT}v r dbd/jiaprds evl (j)peaX 
 
 Ov/jlop e^ouadj/. Hes. Theog. 239' EPITH. "Appr\Kros, dbd^acrros, oKpvoeis, 
 
 arXfidpos, (tkXtjpus, yudpjudoos, areppbs. 
 'Abd/uaprXpos, rj, op, adj. [adamanlinus,] adamantine. AbdjjaprXpiop bta/Mop Iv 
 
 apprjKrots Trebats. P. V. 6. SYN. ^.KXrjpos, laxypbs, aXbypeos, xdXends. 
 'AbdfiaPTobcrds, rj, op, adj. [adamante compactus,] bound with a chain of 
 
 adamant. Tdiab' dbdfxaprbblTOLaX Xvfiats. P. V. 148. 
 
 1 nA-wvf'wi/ is here scanned as a spondee. 
 
AAA AAHN 13 
 
 ^AbdfiaoTbs, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [indomitus, non domandus,] untamed, untame- 
 
 able. 'Abd/iaoroy re Kal bvaovpiaroy. CE. R. 1315. SYN. 'AyUrjTbs, dairrds, 
 
 ayvafnTTds, drepafxi'ds, drspa/nwy, arpvros, abfirjs, ab^rtis, dfidybs, dfji^dyds, 
 
 d/xeiXi-^os, afxeiXucTos, drpv^nav. 
 'Abdirdvios, adv. [' sine sumphi, for san impune,' Maltb.] without expense. IIr»/- 
 
 voiat fivdois dhairavtsis repeat (ppsyd. Orest. 1174. 
 "Abatrrds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [haud divisus,] undivided, not separated. Aeias, 
 
 aboard jjovKoXwy (f>povp{]fjidrd. Aj. Fl. 54. SYN. AbauTos, abaitcrds. 
 'Abtris, dbeirjs, et abbeijs, eos, 6 et fj, [metu carens, audax,] devoid of fear, 
 
 bold, daring. Ylws be av vvv /.lefxovas kvov abbess ; 0. 481. SYN. 'Arapfiris, 
 
 arpetrros, arpo/jids, drap(3r)Tds t dbei/jarros, doKvos, avdabrjs. 
 'AbeifxavTos, ov, 6 et »/, [intrepidus,] intrepid, dauntless. 5 Ev § Kal tov dbd- 
 
 fiavTov'AktcfA^va teke ira'ibd. Isthm. 1. 13. Syn. See in 'a§£//s. 
 'AbeifidvTws, adv. [impavide,] fearlessly, intrepidly. 'AW avrby eXdelv, uts 
 
 dbeifiavTtos kXvtj. Choepll. 7^9- SYN. 'Absios, d&ofitos, d(j)o(3))Th)s. 
 "Abenrvbs, ov, 6 et y, adj. [incoenatus,] supperless. Aijvaid xop^ywv dirZXvar' 
 
 dbenrvdy. Acharn. 1155. 
 'AbeXtyEdSy dbeXtyews, et dbeX(pds, ov, 6, subst. [frater, consanguineus,] a 
 
 brother, a near relation. "Rbii yap Kara 6vfxdy dbeXyZoy, ws ETtuveiTo. B. 409. 
 
 See also E. 21. et Agam. 1589. SYN. Kdals, KdffiyyrjTos, dfxai/ids,\avTOKd- 
 
 myvrjTos, ojxatixwv, koivotokos, avyyovos, dfJLOTraTptos, ofxoitdrwp, d/mofirirplds, av- 
 
 Oaifjos, ofAoyvtos. EPITH. 'EadXos, (plXbs, flXal/jiwv, bfjioicXrjpds. 
 'AbeXtyfj, rjs, et 'ASeX^ed, as, r), subst. [soror,] a sister. FfeXas b' dbeX<j>al rwvbe 
 
 Tpe'is KdraTTTepoi. P. V. 796. See also Eur. Electr. 134. SYN. KdetyvriTq, 
 
 Kaols. %uydbp6s, ofxaifuov, tyyydvos, yvtarr], 
 'AbeXtyibi], rjs, i), subst. [neptis,] a niece. 'AbeXtytbrjy, dypoiKos wy ei; aoTsos. 
 
 Nub. 47. SYN. 'Eicydvds, vlioyy). 
 'AbeXtpds, 6v, adj. [consentaneus, similis,] agreeable to, corresponding with. 
 
 Avtov r dbe\(f)dv dyu^tXefcros u>v Kpdrec. Agam. 1589- SYN. 'O/aolos, Tads. 
 "AbepK-ds, ov, 6 et >], adj. [captus oculis, cascus,] without sight, blind, dark. 
 
 TW outv dbepKTtov 6fijudTU)P rrjrdjjiiEvds. CE. C. 1200. SYN. TvtyXbs, Xi7ravyr)s } 
 
 TV(j>Xu)\p. 
 
 'AbepKTws, adv. [aversis oculis,] with averted looks. Kat 7rdpdjuet/5o/ieff0' dbipK- 
 
 tws. CE. C. 130. 
 "Abeafids, ov, 6 et i), adj. [non ligatus,] unbound, not chained. Ae<r/io> b' dbea- 
 
 fiov Tovb' E^ovad (pvXXdbbs. Eur. Supp. 32. $YN."A£vybs, a^v]-,. 
 'AbevKrjs, eos, 6 et >;, adj. [amarus,] bitter, grievous, unexpected. 'AyyeXfyv 
 
 Zrdpiav EpEU)>' Kal dbevkid TtoTfibv. k. 245. SYN. 'Arjbrjs, 7nK~pds f ^aXsTros, E)(E- 
 
 7T€VK^S, 7T€VKEbdvds, aTTpOaboKT]Tds. 
 
 Abe-^rjrds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [non subactus a coriario,] untanned. 'AXX' ey dSe- 
 
 \fjri-ot<Ji KareiXvoavTE. fioeiais. Apoll. 3. 206. SYN. "Awards, wfios. 
 'Absu), f. yaw, r)Kd, v. [placeo,] to please, to gratify. 'Us d<psXev ddvdros fxot 
 
 dbeHv Kanos, OTTTrore bevpo. I\ 173. SYN. 'Avbdvio, evepyETEO), ydpi£dixai, 
 
 dpeor/co>. 
 'Actus, adv. [impavide,] fearlessly. See dbeifxavrois. 
 "AbrjKTds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [non morsus,] not bitten, not gnawed. T H/xos dbrjKTd- 
 
 Tarrf 7reXerai Tfirideiad aibr/po). Hes. Op. 418. 
 'AbrjXyrds, ov, 6 et ^f, adj. [illaesus, integer,] unhurt, entire. AIev dbrjXrjToi, 
 
 t(Sjs yap 6e/j.Is' olbdi b' avTrj. Apoll. 2. 71 !• SYN. 'ApXdfifjs, dalvrjs. See 
 
 a/3Xd/3//s. 
 'AbrjXds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [non manifestus, incertus,] not evident, uncertain, ob- 
 scure. 'Petd & dpi$r)X()v fjtpvdet, Kal dbrjXov defa. Hes. Op. 6. SYN. Ao-d- 
 
 fbrjs, d<pdvrjs, dbo^ds, ayvwards, afxavpds. 
 'AbrjXdit), wooj, wfcd, v. [obscurum aut incertum reddo, ignoro,] to hide, to be 
 
 ignorant of. Iawos 7rpdarriKeis t&v dbrjXovfiev typdaai. CE. C. 35. SYN. 'Afxav- 
 
 pbd), ayvoeu). 
 
 'Abrjy, et 'Abbqy, et Att. 'Abrjy, adv. [satis, vehementer,] abundantly, enough, 
 
14 AAHN AAOA 
 
 eagerly. Ov X^£w, irplp Tpads dbrjv eXdaai 7rbX£fjiotd. T. 423. Syn. 'AtyBbvm, 
 
 iKavSts, dXXs, avrapK&s, Xt7rdpaJs. 
 'Abrjvys, eds, 6 et ij, adj. [consilii expers, ignarus,] inexperienced, ignorant of. 
 
 JLvvrjs S' dbrjvrjs early a^pobiaXrjs. Simon, fr. 230. SYN. 'Aireipos, aTrpdvdr)Tds t 
 
 a.fiddy)s 9 dboXos. 
 'AbrjpiTds, ov, 6 et >;, adj. [non contentiosus, invictus,] not contentious, invin- 
 cible. To rfjs dvdyKrjs ear dbrjpXrov adevos. P. V. 105. SYN."Ajud^6s, dSd- 
 
 fiaards, dviKrjTos. 
 "Aibqs, ov, 6, subst. [Tartarus, Pluto.] See'AiSjjs. 'Iy' ^.brjs x w |°^ uKiarat Qeu>v. 
 
 Hec. 2. 
 'Abrjtyayla, as, $i, subst. [voracitas,] gluttony, greediness. Ylavadr dbrjtydyXrjs, 
 
 eti ol izdpd vijbvs EKeivrj. Call. 3. l60. SYN.^ATrX^orta. EPITH. Alvri, irav- 
 
 Boivq, actiiyjis. 
 'Abrjtyayds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [gulosus, helluo,] gluttonous, greedy. KaKoiol 
 
 fioffKiov tt)v dbr}(j)dyoy vdadv. Phil. 313. SYN. Qdyos, o^dtydyos, fiapyos, yacr- 
 
 TpXfiapyds, XC%v6s, dataros, yXia^pos. 
 'AbXavrov, ov, to, subst. [herbae nomen,] maiden-hair. Kvdveov re \iXibdvXov, 
 
 yXoEpov t dbXavTdv. Theocr. 13. 41. 
 'AbXavros, ov, b et %, adj. [non marcidus,] not watered, dry, withered. Kal 
 
 adevos dbXavrov. Nem. 7« 107. SYN. " Appends, dvvypos, avdXeos, avos, fypos. 
 'Abxbanros, ov, b et fj, adj. [indoctus, indocilis,] unlearned, ignorant. Ov x w_ 
 
 pei fiEydXqv bxbd^rjy dbXbaKrds aKoveiv. Phoc. 84. Syn. "Aireipos, dfiddr)s, 
 
 dbdiifiiav, diraibevrds. 
 'AbiKEU), rjaoj, r)Ka, v. [injuria afficio,] to injure, to do wrong. Ein-ep yap dbXteJv 
 
 "Xprj, TvpavvXbos rrEpi. Phoen. 527* Syn. AIki£(o, detKi£a), vj3pt£(t), £(pvj3pi£a), 
 
 tcddvfipl$(t), ardb), dbXnd Troielv or bpyv, fiXa-KTO), brjXEo/uai, Xw/3do/ucu, aivofxai. 
 'AbXicrjiud, drbs, to, subst. [injusta actio,] an unjust action, an injury. AoKeZre 
 
 irribqv TabXdifidT els Beovs. Eur. Melan. fr. iii. 1. 
 'AbXxXa, as, r/, subst. [injustitia,] injustice. 'H yap TvpavvXs dbXicXas fjyjrrjp E(pv. 
 
 Eur. fr. inc. 45. SYN. 'Avo/xla, dBeafua, v(3pXs, ndicovpyXa, alamos, rd ivdpd 
 
 "AbXubs, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [injustus, iniquus,] unjust. Owr' dbXicov xddaipeu A gam. 
 
 3S9« SYN." Avoids, Trdpdvbubs, vfipiaTrjs, dvbaibs, dBEfiiarbs, draadaXos, a'iai/Xbs, 
 
 iiaeXytis. 
 'AbXicios, adj. [injuria,] wrongfully. 'AbXtcws ddpoiaas 'EXXdS' iji\0' es "IXXbv. 
 
 Or. 640. SYN. Udpdrb/uws, dbtKa, dBefxtarXa, 
 } A8Xvbs, ri, by, adj. [confertus, creber,] thick, close, frequent. Aaicpv bfiopldnE- 
 
 vrjy, dbXvby aToyd^rjaai E(j)eirji>. 1. 124. SYN. Xvy^os, dBpbbs, iroXvs, doXX))s, 
 
 la^yos, 
 "Abi\pds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [non sitiens,] not thirsty. Tey£as dbixpov vrjbvy els 
 
 vttvov fidXels. Cycl. 571. 
 ""Ab/jris, fjTos, et abfxr]T6s, rj, dv, adj. [non subactus, indomitus,] unsubdued. 
 
 'Ab/xrJTes XevKrjaXp ETri^vodovadt Ideipats. Apoll. 1. 672. See also y. 383. 
 
 SYN. dvavbpos, dneipoXe-^ris , dbafiaards. 
 ^AbfiijTds, ov, 6, P. N. [Admetus,] a king of Thessaly, husband of Alcestis. 
 
 "Hirov aTEva£ei rolaXb' " Abfirjros Kaxols ; Ale. 200. 
 'AbdKrjTds, ov, 6 et ?;, adj. [inopinatus,] unexpected, unlooked for, sudden. Tt 
 
 rwv dbdicf]Tu)v. Iph. T. 896. Syn. ^A7rpoabdnr]Tds, deXirros, airpotyaTos, 
 
 aaKoiros, irdpdbol,os, aTrpooTrrds. 
 'AboKXfids, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [non idoneus,] disapproved, unfit. UettXwv Xdda/.idT y 
 
 dboKX/i SXfiXois ex €iv ' Troad. 505. Syn. 'AeiKris, dTtofiXrjTds. 
 'Abdtcws, adv. [inopinanter,] unexpectedly. ^LvXw/biEdd aijv ^vyi^v dboKtas. Troad. 
 
 786. SYN. 'AeX?rr(ys. 
 'AboXeaxn*, et abdXeaxbs, ov, 6, [nugator, garrulus,] a babbler, a chatterer. 
 
 Twv aboXeay&V bevpd, bevp\ t5 BavdXa. Nub. 1485. SYN. AdXos, arw/Jiv- 
 
 \os, kutXXos, tyXvapos, aapXTOfivdos, ddvpuaTOfjios, airepjioXoyos, dprte?r^s. i 
 'AbdXeaxta, as, »/, subst. [intempestiva loquacitas, garrulitas,] babbling, gar- 
 
AAOA AAftN 15 
 
 i, rulily. '%.fxov ndpdvbqoavTbs abbXeayXa. Nub. 1480. SYN. 'AtcaipXa, <pX$apXa 
 
 (TThtfivX/jia, XdXia, XdXrifid. 
 f, 'AbbXbs, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [doli expers,] without guile, sincere. MelZwv dbbXos 
 t, r reXedet. Olymp. 7« QQ. Syn/AttXoos, dXrjdrjs, £7rtei/o)s, anpaupviis , aKifibriXbs, 
 
 aKepaios. 
 . 'AbbXws, adv. [sincere,] sincerely. V A££> dbbXos bbXXar. Choeph. 953. 
 
 i« SYN. 'AX??0ws. 
 
 'a5o^w, f. r/ffw, ?;fcd. v. [inglorius sum,] to be of no renown, to be obscure. 
 t,\ UeiaeC Adyos yap en r dboUpvvTwv Xujv. Hec. 296\ SYN. "Abo^bs, a/cXe//s 
 
 el fit or yiyvofiai. 
 r, Abo'fta, as, rj, subst. [mala existimatio,] disrepute. 'Ej> rJ ireveaQai & earXv fj t 
 . dbo^Xa. Eur. fr. Erecth. 11. \6. SYN.^AfcXeid, bvaxXeid, dri/nXa, a<f>aveta, <cd- 
 
 Abbs, eos, to, subst. [satietas, lassitudo,] satiety, weariness. Tafivwv bevbpld 
 
 fzaxpa, abos re fxXv 'iketo dvfxby. A. 88. SYN. Kbpos, TrXrjpuoXs, nXrifffiovrf, 
 
 KdjuaTos. 
 AbovXds, ov, 6,f], adj. [servorum expers,] devoid of servants. akXj/ot* dbovXd 
 
 bwfid& earlas XXttiov. Androm. 594. 
 AbpdvXa, as, >/, subst. [imbecillitas,] weakness, laziness, inactivity. 'AbpdvXy 
 
 yy\pa te' itXvip te oX avarakEos xpws. Apoll. 2.200. SYN. 'AadEveid, oXXyo- 
 
 bpdvXa, padvfxXa, dvaXicXa. 
 AbpatjTcid, as, fj, P. N. [Adrastia,] the name of the goddess Nemesis. OI itpoa- 
 
 Kvvovvres tjjv 'AbpaoTetav ao(poL P. V. 934. 
 Abpe-n-Tds, ov, 6 et y, adj. [non carptus,] unplucked, that ought not to be 
 
 plucked. "H/3as b' avdbs dbpeirrov. iEsch. Suppl. 671. 
 AbprjcrTos, ov, 6, P. N. [Adrastus.] "Wpu)" Abp-qoToV tov be Kpeiiov 'Ayd/Jiefxvwv. 
 
 Z. 63. 
 Abpds, a, ov. adj. [multus, vehemens, robustus,] great, violent, strong. 'Abpbs, 
 
 7rdXeyu bs epyi rat. Ran. 1099* SYN. Meyds, 7rdXvs, dbXvos, ydXE7rbs, ei>Tpd<f)rjs, 
 
 irdyys. 
 
 Abpdovvrj, r)s, rj, subst. [copia, abundantia,] plenty, abundance. r fl5e kev 
 
 abpdavvrj arayyes vevoilv tpa^l. Hes. Op. 471. SYN. Ei/7ropia, evdrjvXa, Qdpa, 
 
 irZpXovaXa. 
 
 AbpdTrjs, i]tos, rj, subst. [robur, crassities,] strength. w Or 7t6t/iov ybbuad XX- 
 \ ttova abpdrfjra Kat rjjSrjv. X. 303. SYN. Yidyvrrjs, loyys, tcparos, fxh'bs. 
 j AbvyXuxrabs, Dor. pro rjbvyXiotrabs, q. v. 
 \Abvvdrds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [qui fieri nequit,] impossible, impotent, weak. 
 
 E1077 to roXfjLCf.v r dbvvdr avbpos ov abtyov. Hel. 817* SYN.^A/cpdr^s, aadEvrjs, 
 j dfxrjydvbs, dbpdyrjs. 
 ! kbvrdv, ov, to, subst. [sacrarium, penetrale,] the innermost recess of a temple, 
 
 a shrine, a sanctuary. Avtos b' Alveiav jxdXd icibvbs e£ dbvTow. E. 512. 
 
 SYN. Nads, ibos, dvaKTopov. EPITH. Yjhwbis, ttIov, Xtpov, dvdbES, fXEGOV, 
 
 ayvbv. 
 
 \bvTds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [ad quern non licet ingredi,] inaccessible, not easily 
 
 entered. 'AbvTuv £7rt/3ds KTtavwv, fiarpbs tyovevs. Androm. 1036. SYN."A/3d- 
 
 rds. 
 Ab(o, potius "Aw, aaw, rjKa, v. [satio,] to satiate, to cloy, to fill. "Aoaodai 
 
 tyXXbv H)Top. T. 307. SYN. KbpEU), 7rXr}pb<jt>, e/j.7rXi]d(o, yopTa.C.<o. 
 
 \bio, v. [placeo,] to please. Avrw £>' u>s kev dby, tws eaoETaX. Apoll. 3. 350. 
 
 SYN. 'Avbdvw, evdpeffTEOJ, dbia), ydpiSiofiai. 
 
 \iboj for delbu), v. [cano,] to sing, to chant. Ovk et Ep^ixaiyaXv vnb bpvaXv 
 
 VHEvbs ybei. Mosch. 3-21. Syn. See in 'Aelbto. 
 
 ibwvXd, wv, tci, subst. [festa Adonidis,] a festival in honour of Adonis. MW- 
 
 rjjpt' 'Epfirj, AiXTbXei, 'AbwvXd. Pax. 420. 
 
 ibuvXav/jibs, ov, 6, subst. [celebratio sacrorum Adonidis,] the celebration of the 
 
 sacred rites of Adonis, a lamentation for Adonis. "Or 'Abwiaafibs ovtos bvnl 
 
 tu)v TlyGtv. Lys. 390. 
 
16 AAHN AEII 
 
 Abtavts, Xbds f 6, P. N. Adonis. Tdv fxev KvftpXs £X ei > Tav & b pdhd-rrccxys" A&iopXs. 
 
 Theocr. 15. 128. EPITH. 'ilpalos, ifxepoets, afipos, ayaV^ros, ayvds, a/jfiporos, 
 
 hvaTroTfioSy vvfuptos, dpeibpo/xos, Tepnvds, TpX<pXXr\Tds, KaXos, TrdXva)vvf.ios t afipoKd- 
 
 Hr)S, TroQeivos, ayXddfXoptyos, fjddv^atTrjs, irdXvripdr 6s , baKpiidrifids. 
 'Ab&p-qrds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [indonatus,] not recompensed, unrewarded. Kcu 
 
 revi-erai rovb', ovb' dbwprjros (f)XX(ov. Hec. 42. 
 "ASwpos, ov, 6 et */, [qui muuera non accipit, non accipiendus,] not to be re- 
 ceived, not worth receiving. 'E^Opw^ dbwpd b&pd kovk dvrjffXfia. Aj. 674. 
 
 SYN. 'AfxiaQos, 
 'AbwTtjs, ov, 6, subst. [qui nihil dat,] one who gives nothing, a stingy man. 
 
 AtJTTj /.lev tXs ebojKev, db<*)Tr) 6' ovtls ebwue. Hes. Op. 353. 
 'AeSAevw, v. [certo, dimico,] to contest, to fight. Et /uev vvv enX dXXw dedXevoi- 
 
 fxev 'Aycuol. ^¥ . 274. SYN.'AflXeva;, adXew, dytavi^ofxai, dyo)vXd(t),dfnXXd6fiat t 
 
 brjpXdw, fi&pvdfiat, jidypfxai, tyXXoveaceu). 
 'AeOXrjTrjp, rjpds, et aedXrjTr/s, ov, o, subst. [certator, luctator,] a wrestler, one who 
 
 contends. r l7T7r^es, aXdaptoTaX, dedXrjTfjpes , doiboi. Theocr. 22. 24. See also 
 
 Jstlim. 6. 106\ SYN. ^AdXrjrris, dyiovtarrrfs, adXrjrrjp, 7vdXai<r~ris, •nayupdrXaarris. 
 *AkdXXdv, eV'AedXdv, ov,to, subst. [praemium certaminis,] the prize or reward of 
 
 victory ; sometimes dedXdv is used in the sense of adXds. Kai tov AyjXXevs dfjxev 
 
 didXXov ov erdpow. y ¥, 748. See also T. 753. SYN. T A0X6V, £7ra0Xo>, ppdfielov, 
 
 yepds. EPITH. KXvroV, aycucXvroV, dpXbeiceTov, ayXdov, 'Aplfiov, addvdrov. 
 'AedXdviicXa, as, //, subst. [victoria in certamine,] the victory in a contest. 
 
 'AeOXovinXas be, /LtdXiar doibav, Pind. Nem. 3. 11. 
 "AeOXds, ov, 6, subst'. [certamen, labor,] a contest, labour. "Howes b', ore by 
 
 atyXv drapfiyjs eVXcr' dedXos. Apoll. 1. 1012. SYN. 'Aywv, words, KdjadTos, dfuiX- 
 
 \d, dfAiXXrjfjid, 7rdXaiffftd, Koina. EPITH. KaXos, dyutvtos,, Kvbi/ios, viKrjtyopos, 
 
 ^dXeiros, Xvypos, j3dpvs, drap/3^s, icXeivos, evbo^os. 
 'AedXtiQdpos, ov 9 6 etfj, subst. [victor in certamine,] a conqueror, a prize-fighter. 
 
 Toy irporepos irpbaeenrev dedXotyopos UoXvbevKrjs. Theocr. 22. 53. 
 ^Aei, adv. [semper,] always. See Porson. Suppl. xvii. Kdyd> fxev aet fldaX- 
 
 Xewv dvjuovfievwv. Med. 456. SYN. Alev, eaaei, iravTore, bid ttclvtos, iravrd 
 
 yjpdvdv, bir)vetce(t)s. 
 'Aeiyeverrjs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [sempiternus, aeternus,] everlasting, eternal. "AXXos 
 
 5' aXXw epe£e Qeutv aleiyeveratdv. B. 400. SYN. Alev ewv, aliovXos, addvdros. 
 'AeibeXds, et 'AxbrjXos, ov, 6 et fj t adj. [inconspicuus, obscurus,] not conspicuous, 
 
 obscure, uncertain. "OttX tee x € P^ L XdfieffKev, delbeXd 7rcWa rXdeaxev. Hes. fr. 6l. 
 
 See also B. 455. SYN. 'AetSj)s, Kpvtyaids, abijXos, doparos, dad(p^s, dtydvrjs. 
 'Ae/§w, f. eto, et deibofiai, v. [cano, carmine celebro,] to sing, to chant. Mfjvtv 
 
 detbe, 0ed, YlqXrjXdbeoj A)(XXfjos. A. 1. SYN. "Aibio, v/j.vew, fieXirw, ct)ajueX7rw, 
 
 yripvu), fxeXl^ia, noXira£w t Xlyaiyu), Xiyvpt£(i>. 
 'Aetfcem, as, ff, subst. The same as alicta, which see. 
 'Aeneas, ids, 6 et fj, adj. [indecorus, vilis,] disagreeable, unseemly, vile. 
 
 2lY,erXt^, ^ pd Kaxov KaX dewed fiqado loardv. Apoll. 4. 739* SYN. 'Aoyjifxtov, 
 
 a-Kpeirris, dKOfffxos, aloypos, dva^Xos, dri/xos, ov irpt-KdiV. 
 "AeiKtSo, f. X(T(o, ticct, v. [contumelia afficio,] to insult, "fls 6 fiei>"TLKrdpd bwv 
 
 deiKi^ev neveaiviov. 11.22. SYN. Aiki'^w, vj3pl£(o, KuBvppl^d), e<pvj3pi£(i) f k&- 
 
 Taia^yvit). 
 'Aeifjtvijffrds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [semper memorandus,] ever to be remembered, 
 
 memorable. "E*/0& flpdrols tov dei^.vr\«jT6v. Aj. 1 166. 
 'AelppvTds, et 'Aelppdds, 6 et fj, adj. [semper fluens,] ever-flowing, perpetual. 
 
 TIp&TOV fxev Xepds e| delppvrov ypas. CE. C. 4^9. SYN. 'Aevdos, aevvads, dei- 
 
 vaos, aevd<t)v or aievdiov. 
 'Ae/pw, f. depto, p. tfepicd, et 'Aeprd^w, v. [tollo, pra?beo,] to raise up, to sustain, 
 
 to supply. Tovs fiev dye XaeaaXv, dnb yQovos aaaov delpiov. Theocr. 25. 73* 
 
 See also Apoll. 1. 99$» SYN. 'E7ra('pw, /8aord<£(»; ? KovfiZu), alupew, dve-^a, 
 
 e^alpta. 
 'Aetfffxd, drds, to, subst. See T A ( £T/ua. 
 
 i 
 
AEI* AEPO 17 
 
 ^Aetypovpds, ov, 6 et ft, adj. [semper custoditus,] always watched or guarded. 
 
 O'UijitXs aetypovptis, 61 7rdpevdfiai. Antig. 892. 
 'Aeicagdfxat, v. [iuvitus sum,] to be unwilling. IldX\' aeKaCdjuZvr}, Kparepri $' 
 ETrXtceiaET dvayKrj. Z. 458. SYN. 'AvayKa.cldfj.ai, ^Xaciofiai, afiovXeio, elfu ukwv, 
 aetiu)v or atcovoXos. 
 'AekjjtX, adv. [invito,] unwillingly. Nj}ds eXelv at bevpo Oetiv dsK^rX fudXovcrai. 
 
 O. 720. SYN. 'AkovoXcos, afiovXojs, ndpa yvwfirjv. 
 'Aeko>v, ovad, ov, adj. [invitus,] unwilling. Kal yap eyw aot b&Kd ekojv clekovtl 
 
 ys Ovfiu). A. 43. SyN."Ak:wv, clkovoXos, afiovXos. 
 ^AeXXos, ov, b, Dor. et poet, pro tieXXos, rjXXds, q. v. [sol,] the sun. zXtyds Zs 
 
 avyas aeXXoio be~i£ai. Or. 813. 
 "AeXXd, rjs, ft, subst. [turbo, procella, tempestas,] a storm, a whirlwind. Aa/t- 
 npiov aarpwv vn-' aeXXaiaXv. Helen. 1497* SYN. QveXXa, blvrj, Xa(Xa\p, Kara^t- 
 yXs, arj/ua. EPITH. Avypa, rpa^eia, oXoi), (bKvbpofjids, tyotTaXea, dbevKrjs, 
 Xei/uepXa, C^a^prjrjs. 
 'AeXXrjs, ids, et deXXds, dbds, 6 et ft, adj. [procellosus,] stormy, boisterous. *fts 
 
 dpd tu>v vivo -novcX KoviaodXos &pvvr deXXijs, T. 13. See also CE. R. 4.6 7 • 
 'AeXXalvs, a, ov, deXXoTros, de\Xo7rdbr)s, ov, et aeXXo7rovs, nobos, 6 et ft, [velox 
 tanquam procella,] rapid, swift as the whirlwind. Et0' deXXaia raxuppwaros 
 TTEXetd. CE. C. 1081. See also 0. 409. et Horn. Veil. 2 18. SYN. ^nvbpdfxos, 
 ibiWTrdbijs, TrobrfVEfios, rd^vs, offis, Ta^intovs, 6oos, dvEfxujKtjs, deXXds. 
 'AeXXw, ods, contr. ovs, ft, P. N. [Aelio,] the name of a Harpy. *Hvkojj.ovs & 'Ap- 
 
 irvids, 'AeXXw r', 'QtcvTCET-qv te. Hes. Th. 267. 
 'AeXnfjs, eos, et deX7C7ds,ov, 6 et ft, adj. [insperatus,] unhoped-for, unexpected. 
 7 tt/j.oX E7T€ibt) ya'idv deXnid bwnlv XbeaOai. e. 408. See also Iph. A. 1584. 
 SYN. dveXmo-ros, dboKrjTos, dveXrris. 
 'AeXTrrXa, as, ft, subst. [desperatio,] despair. K?x avet & H cl€XtttXtjs ^>dj3ds. Ar- 
 chil, fr. 13. 3. SYN. diropXa, dfir)xdvXa. 
 'AeX-n-ros. See 'AeX7rfts. 
 'AeXnTws, adv. [insperanter,] unexpectedly. TioXXd b' deX7rrws KpahovoX Oeoi. 
 
 Med. 1413. 
 'Ae'X7rw, vel pot. aeX7rr£w, v. [vid. Maltb. Thes. in verbo : despero,] to despair, 
 to be dejected. Kal p i\yov irporX dorv, deXirovTes goov elrat. H. 310. 
 SYN. 'AveXTtLZb), ddv/UEU), dvdniiTTit). 
 
 Aefifxa, tos, to, subst. [chorda qua tenditur arcus, vestimentum,] a bow-string, 
 , a robe. AbrXad TEyvy]vovraX, efxol ft evKafiitEs de/i/id. Call, in Dian. 10. 
 
 SYN. To£ov, ecrdrjs, ea6i]fj.d. 
 j AEvdds, devvdos, idem quod 'Aetvdrjs, q. v. 
 
 'Ae&yvtds, ov, 6 et ft, adj. [membra roborans,] strengthening the limbs. OZavbpX- 
 KataX b' de&yviwv diQXwv. Pind. Nem. 4. 1 18. 
 
 Ae£a>, f. defycrw, p. ye^Kd, v. [augeo,] to increase, to augment. "Os ol iroXXd 
 tcdfujcrX, Qeos fr eitX epyov de%ei. '£. 65. SYN. Avffivio, ETraipco, adpoic^oj, /card- 
 trojpevoj, avvdyit), vew, ETravfa. 
 
 AepyrjXos, rj, ov, adj. [iners,] inactive, slothful, which has not been yoked. 
 'Apveidv /utjXuJv, 6 6' depyrj\))v etX woprXv. Apoil. 4. 1186. SYN. 'Aepyos, poldv- 
 I fios, a7rpu.y/j.it)v, kevos, depyrjs, a^oXalos, fiXaKeviov. 
 
 Aepyia, as, r/, subst. [desidia,] idleness, sloth. "Epyov £>' ovbiv ovetbds, depylrj bi 
 t oveibos. Hes. Op. 309- SYN. 'A€pyeia,apyia, pyOv/jXa, abpdvXa. 
 Aepyds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [deses, iners,] idle, slothful. Karddv dfids 6 r depytis 
 dvrjp 6 te iroXXd Evpyojs. I. 320. Syn. See in 'AepyrjXos. 
 
 AtpWit), v. [sublevo, sustineo,] to uphold, to suspend. Trjs Ettdrbv dvvdvoi 
 TrayXP va £°" L f}£pedovTo. B. 448. SYN. 'Are^w, delpio, aiiopEit). 
 1 Aeptos, ov, b et ft, adj. [aerius, caliginosus,] airy, aerial, high, ^ark. Etr' cupX- 
 | ovs, bXipoi/s, yan^ovs ouovovs, a.Epovr)xe~is. Nub. 337. SyN. 'AfpftVos, ftXt/3drds, 
 
 a.Ep6vr}yr)s, aKoreivds, aipobivris, aEpoetbtjs, uEpbfyoiTos* 
 I AEpdfidTEio, v. [per aerem incedo,] to waik through the air. 'AEpofiaTw, Kal 
 j TTEpXcppovG) rov ijXXdv. Nub. 225. 
 
 Pros, Lev. C 
 
18 AEPO AHMI 
 
 'Aspdyrfxns, tos, adj. [qui per aera notat,] swimming through the air. See in 
 
 AtpXds. 
 'AepaXnovs, dads, 6 et fj, adj. [pedes erigens,] lifting up the feet, swift, active. 
 
 BcWes depaXnbbwv fiereKiddov. 2. 532. SYN. 'AeXXds, deXXo7rovs, 7rdbu)K7)s, 
 
 avEju&Krjs. 
 'AepTagio, v. idem quod deipio, q. v. 
 'Aeafypdivvr], t/s, f], subst. [stultitia,] folly, levity, weakness. OvpdvXbas, o$s 
 
 bffcre irarrip aeattypdavvrjatv. Hes. Th. 502. SYN. 'A/3oi/Xia, atypoovvr), (f>avXorr]s. 
 'Aecrt^pwr, oros, 6 et rj, adj. [stultus, levis,] foolish, silly, rash. "Ht£i> fjv drr)v 
 
 Syeoiv dea'MbpovX dvpy. 0. 302. 
 'Ac?d\eos, fa, eo>, adj. [aridus,] dry, withered. Qirpovs a£dXer}S ardpeffav Kadv- 
 
 irepQev eXairjs. Apoll. 1. 405. SYN. AvaXsds, Trivwbrjs, avos, £r)pds. 
 "Acfy, rjs, »7, subst. [situs, squalor,] filth, squalidness, rust. Tfj b' ireprf aaicds 
 
 evpv, yepor, 7r£7rdXay/i£V6V cicfy. \. 184. 
 AZavdfxai. Vid. in"A£w [sicco]. 
 
 'A£r}\ds, ov, 6 et %, adj. [non invidendus,] not to be envied or desired, unen- 
 viable. Qpovpav d£r)X6v 6\r](Th). P. V. 143. SYN. Kdndbaifxojr, adXXos, detKi'is. 
 A£f}fj.?ds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [impunitus,] unpunished, free. 'AXX' el 0' Xaaveis, 
 
 X<*> (f>pdoas a£f}fiXds. Soph. Electr. 1102. SYN. 'ATiixwpr]Tos y ctriros, dveKbXKrjrds, 
 
 a.fiXdfir]s. 
 A£r)xes, adv. [indesinenter,] incessantly, continually. \A£j?x" fdyefiev ical 
 
 7Tl£/U£>. a. 3. SYN. NwXfjUEWS, aW. 
 
 A£r)xr)s, £0$, 6 et ?), adj. [non intermissus,] perpetual, uninterrupted. 'A5»?x^ 
 
 opvpaybos eiryXev epypnevoioX. P. 742. SYN. 'Ac?dX£os, beivos. 
 "Ac?v£, vyos, 6 et ^, adj. [qui non sub jugo est, innupta,] unyoked, unmarried. 
 
 KctXoV aoi bdfidXas (pXXeetv, ovk a£vyd Kojpav. Theocr. 27. 7« SYN. "Aydfjids, 
 
 avvfj.eva.ios, dvvfi(f)ds. 
 "Acta, v. [sicco,] et aZofiai, et a2avd/uat, [aresco,] to dry up, and to be dry. 
 
 Eio-tV, £7ret KE(paXrjv ical yovvdrd Heipios dc?et. Hes. Op. 585. See also Horn. 
 
 Ven. 271. SYN. Zrjpalvw. 
 "A£w, agonal, v. [veneror,] to venerate. <&ev, (j>ev, rds Ud<()Xas ^oXov acjetf, ical 
 
 <ri) yl Kwpa. Theocr. 27- 4. SYN. ^Lsfidfiat, aibedfxai, OepaTrevu), oej3i£tt/, Xa- 
 
 Tpevit). 
 "Accords, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [discinctus,] without a girdle, ungirt. Teirdves ac?oi- 
 
 arot etuov, ZtotjavTd be ■ttijoL Hes. Op. 345. SYN."Ac?wrds, d^wrds. 
 'AribdvXds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [lugubris,] mournful, like the song of the nightingale 
 
 KfX&Sel & emicXavTdv drjbovXov. Ran. 683. 
 *Ar\bovXs t Xbds, §, subst. [lusciniola,] a young nightingale, a nightingale. zovda\ 
 
 drjbdvXbes fiXvvpiondaXv ctVTaxevarX. Theoc. Ep. 4. 11. EPITH. AldXd<f>b)vds, 
 
 Xtyeld, XXyi>(f)(i)ifis t Trdvobvprbs, baicpvoecad, TraibaXerup, dtptyiavoSy fxeXXyr)pvs t 
 
 eldpXvf), opdpXds, XdXos, xXuprjXs. PHR. Hv/uttcivtiov doibdrdrr) Trererivhiv. Tlay 
 
 bidvos Kafxfxdpos Kovprj. See Aristoph. Aves. 209« 
 'Arfbwv, ovos, fj, subst. [luscinia,] a nightingale, '[is b' ore Havbdpeov Kovpr\ 
 
 yXwpryis dribojv. t. 518. PHR.'Hpos dyyeXos, i/jtepotyiovos, KipKrjXdrds, f]Tt]peia 
 
 ohrpd dXoxds, aKoperds (3dds,"lTvv otevovo dfj(j)X6dXfj kukoIs, 
 'ArjOeacrio, f. ecru, p. rjffd, v. [insuetus sum,] to be unaccustomed. TlaTrraiviov 
 
 X^pes ydp dfjdeadv i^pefxeovryai. Apoll. 4. 1171. SYN. 'a^0£W, drjdrjs el/uX. 
 *Ar]dr)s,eds, 6 et >/, adj. [insolitus,] unaccustomed, unusual. HaXXovr, 6\pXv 
 
 drjdti* iEsch. Suppl. 563. 
 'AriBXa, et forma antiquior, dridetd, as, rj, subst. [insueta novitas,] strangeness 
 
 Upalrf KdKws v^^Xus, els drjdiav. Hel. 425. See also Apoll. 2. 1065. 
 "Arj/ad, dros, to, subst. [flatus,] breath, a breeze. Tobe yap Oeu>v drj/jd. Anac, 
 
 53. 4. Syn."Av£//6s, icvevfxd, 7rvot), ttvoos, ^>var]fxd, deXXd. FjPlTU."H(xvxov i 
 
 aXiKTvndi', fie^XXxXdv, afxeiXXyov, /3dpv7rve~idv, XXyvnve'iov, KtXdbovv, i)epX6v, 
 
 inKpov, e-^dpov, doov, bvd(f)Epdi', (SpdrdXoiyov, ^^£ptov. 
 "ArjfiX, f. dr/o-w, p. ifaicd, et drj/nai, v. [flo, spiro,] to blow, to breathe. Kcu ti 
 
 bi' alyd drjffi rdvuTpX^d. Hes. Op. 514. SYN. Tlvtu), tyvadw, dw. 
 
AHP A0HN 19 
 
 'A^p, tpvs, (l)o, subst. [aer,] the air ; et (2) fj, [caligo,] darkness. (1) Kai 
 
 tote h) />' avro'ib irdXiv % VT ^ Oeacpdros cb/o. e. 143. SYN. (1) Aldrjp, aWprj. 
 
 (2) a^Xvs, op<f>vr], broods, Cbtybs, bjiX^Xri, <jk6tos. EpiTH. (l) 'A-rreipEoXbs, av~ 
 
 ve^eXos, arpvyeros, djjErprjTbs, bios, Kvdvlbs, vi'ibv/ubs, fepos, noXXos, i}ov-^bs, 
 
 QeairlaXos, XeTrraXeos. (2) Bd0ekt, deafaros, Kuaver), yXavKi), bid. 
 'ArjoXs, eu)s, »/, [ventus, flatus,] wind, a gale, ^vypdv drjaw, bi\pXov te irvp 
 
 6icv. Rlies. 417. 
 'AijavXbs, rj, bv, adj. [molestus, iniquus,] troublesome, unjust. OvXb^Ev^v, jjr' 
 
 aiiv mjffvXd epyd fieprjXev. E. 876. SYN. A'iavXos, dbXubs, d/iapTwXbs, Kaxbs, 
 
 draKTos. 
 'Ariavpos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [levis, sublimis,] light, lofty. TvtOov in aKpbrdTotaXv 
 
 dr/avpos aKpEfjibi'eaaX. Apoll. 2. 1103. Syn. Kov<pbs, eXatypos, Xeirrbs, KEvbs, 
 
 dtcoa/ubs. 
 'AT/rT/s, ov, b, et drjTY}, rjs, »j, subst. [flatus,] a gale, blast. MeiXXbv arrXoX^s 6t£ 
 
 01 Kdrebr^Tds drjras. Call. H. in Dian. 230. SYN. "Arjais, drj/ud, q. v. 
 A0a»'cr, as, fj, P. N. [Minerva,] T fl (pOeyfi 'A0avas 0tXrarr;s e/xo\ QeCjv. Aj. 14. 
 
 Syn. et Epith. see 'Adrjva. V 
 
 'AddvdTos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [immortalis,] immortal ; et ol aQdvdroi, the immorlal 
 
 gods. Yldpd t aQavdrois kul nftpd dvrjTOis. Ipli. T. 1493. SYN. 'AvwXedpbs, 
 
 dyripdrbs, aXbXbs, a/ufipOTos, dyijpav-bs. 
 AdairTos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [insepultus,] unburied. Tlbaiv 6' dQa-n-Top eXXttev. 
 
 Helen. 1221. 
 Addpa, et JEol. 'Adrjpa, as, fj, subst. [fariua cocta,] a liquid food, pap. Kayw 
 
 tot rjbri rrjs dddprjs 7roXXr)p itfXiov. Plut. 694. 
 Adeei, adv. [" sine Diis,"] without the favour of the Gods. Ovic ddiei yap 
 
 TavTa bXepxpfiaX vypd KeXevdd. Mosch. 2. 148. SYN. AOews. 
 Ade/uXs, ibbs, et Xtos, 6 et ff, adj. [illicit us,] acting against law and justice, un- 
 lawful. Uevdb/nai yap vi.v WlXXav dde/uXv. Pyth. 4. 193. 
 AdejjiLffTds, et ddefiiffrXds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [fas et jus orane negligens,] contrary to 
 
 law, outlawed. 'AtyprjTwp, ddEfiiGTOs drearXos eotXv ekeivos. I. 63, See a, 140. 
 
 SYN. "AbXubs, dvooXbs, dfrej3t)s, evdy i'js. 
 Adebs, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [qui sine Deo est, qui Deum esse negat, impius,] without 
 
 God, an atheist, impious. "Exri fiaTpvids ddewv (deXewv. Pyth. 4. 288. Syn. 
 
 (dEoj3Xdj3))s, dvboXbs, daiftijs, daeirTOs, drdcrddXos, Svo-ctc/Si/s, dXXTr'jpXos. 
 AdEpi^oj, Xirw, ua, v. [velut spicas degeneres rejicio, nihili babeo,] to disdain, 
 
 reject. 'AvbpdaXv (b/iiXrjffd, icaX ovttote fi o'iy dftipLCov. A. 26l. Syn. 'At/cw, 
 
 TTEpXippovEd), acftpovTiCih), d0ETEti), dirbiie^x7:bfiai, dirwdiw, vireptypbiEW, dfiEXiw, 
 
 dTi}ia.£ii), av»7§ew, e|d/ie\ew, atypovTUJ-EW, bXXyojpEOJ. 
 AdepfiavTbs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [non calefactus,] not heated. TXwv b" ddep/uavrbv 
 
 eerXav bbjuov. Choeph. 627 > 
 Ade<r<f>dTbs, ov, 6 et ff, adj. [baud dicendus, ingens, item, sed rarius, nefan- 
 
 dus,] not to be expressed, ineffable, very great. Nw£ 6' ijbe fidXd naKpf), 
 
 adeatyaTos ovbi Trio Coprj. X. 372. SYN. "ApprjTbs, ct^ctros, dfivdr}Tos, fxiyds, 
 
 airXETbs, TrajifjEyEdrjs, 7TEXojpibs. 
 AOetojs, adv. [inconstanter, improbe,] inconstantly, irresolutely, dishonestly. 
 
 Zevs ddsTCJS 1 KpaTvvei. P. V. 156. SYN. 'Avo/uws, Trdpdvb/Jiws. 
 aOeojs, adv. [scelerate, nefarie,] impiously, wickedly. 7 Q aw/i drifjiojs kclOews 
 
 ecftdapfiEvbv. Soph. El. 1181. SYN. 'AcejGcDs, dvbaXios, bvoGEfi&s. 
 AOrjXbs, ov, b et >7, adj. [qui lac non sugit,] that hath not sucked. "AdrjXbs iW&> 
 
 ttoiXos &s dfia Tpl^ei. Simon, fr. 146. 
 [Adt]va,ds; 'Ad{]vr],rjs; 'Adrjvaia, as,et ' Adyjvair] , -qs ; P.N. Minerva, Pallas. T H\Ge 
 
 h' 'Adfivrj. A. 194. EPITH. ^Arpvrwvr], 'Apyeirj, dXaXKbfj.EVT)Xs, albvlr), dyEXeir), 
 . dyavrj, dyiqvwp, andfid-bs, dbd/iaffrbs, dydjibs, 'AtQXs, dfiijTiop, drvfxtyevrbs, fidpv- 
 1 KTvrrbs, Topyib-rrXs, yXavKrj,yXavicu>TrXs, betvrj, bbXtypwv, Atdyevi^s, bbXbfir)TXs, TTaXXds, 
 
 EVTrXbKdfjbs, EpvaiKToXXs, rjVKbfibi, OovpXs, fiEyddv/jtbs, fXEvlyapfibs, KaXXXbt<j>pbs , 
 1 'A0co>t<tfs was the reading of Aldus, Robortellus, and Turnebus. Bentley restored the true 
 
 eading from Hesych. in v. aOerus. See Dr. Blomfield's note in P. V. 156. 
 
20 A0HN A0PO 
 
 lavQrj, ofiptfxdirarpr), oftpXfirf, norvXa, ttdXtyiTjrts, nTtiXXnopBdi, wepXtypwv, TroXfoii- 
 
 "Xps, odiceairdXds, TpirwvXs, TpiroyEveid, ToX/n)eaod, <pdiaip.(ipdr6s, fiovvoyevijs, 
 
 oefiv)), oyxalij. PHR. Aios rends, Ovyarrjp, Kovpij, did Qldwv, ttcus dfirjrujp, b'ld 
 
 fidicaipd dea. 
 'Adrjvai, wv, et 'aGj/vjj, 1 tjs, rj, P. N. [Athenae,] Athens. AXirdpauaX r ev oXpXois 
 
 'Addvais. Ale. 464. SYN. 'Ap^aTat, evwpv/uot, evirvpyoi, cladeat, Oeobfirjroi, 
 
 KaWlj^opoty XoffTEfdvoi, fcaXcu, fiEydXai, icXeival, Kpdvdal, deorrefieTs, dwopQr)TOi. 
 
 PHR. Evnnros X^P a t 'EXXdbos ei>xos, 'Adrjvds EVKrXp.EV0V TtroXX^dpov, KeKporrXbwv 
 
 darv TrdXatyeveioy, yd ®r}<rr)Xs, 'EXXavias (j>di>£p wards aurijp [Hipp. 1122.], 
 
 KeKpoirXa y^w. 
 'Adrjvaloi, u>v, oi, P. N. [Athenienses,] the Athenians. KovpoX 'Aflqj'euW, TrtpX- 
 
 reXXdju£PU)v evlavTwv. B. 551. SYN. Y^KpoirXbai, 'Epe^0e/5at, rd^w/3oi/Xot, 
 
 oXflloi. PHR. Mprjcrrtopes dvrfjs, Qsu>v 7ralb€s pdKdpwv, bovpUXvroX dvbpes. 
 *Adr)prjXoiyds, ov, 6, subst. [ventilabrum,] a fan for winnowing corn. <br]rj dOrj- 
 
 pnXoiyov £)^ety dvd (f)atbX/uto u>/uo). X F. 275. SYN. Tlrvov, Xitcfxds. 
 "Adverbs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [intactus, non tangendus,] untouched, not to be touched. 
 
 H r&v ddiKTwv e^erai fj.dra£(t)i>. CE. R. 891* SYN. "Aanros, dxpavaros, dicfipd- 
 
 T os, dxepaitis, Xepos. 
 'AOXeu) et adXevu), v. [certo, raalis versor,] tofight, to contend. "Hpw Aad/jie- 
 
 bovrX TrdXiaadjjiEV adXfiaavrE. H. 454. SYN. 'AedXevu), KonXa£u), dyu>vl£dfAai s 
 
 d/JiXXdonai, d/u(j>ia(3r)Teaf. 
 'AdXrjrrjp, ypds, et a&Xrjrrjs, ov, 6, subst. [certator, athleta,] a combatant, a 
 
 wrestler. 'AvEKijpvrrev row ddXrjrwv rovs viKwvras cre^dvwaas. Plut. 585. 
 
 SYN. ^AsdX^rrjs, dyh)Vi<jri)s, d/juXXrjrrjp. 
 "AdXXds, a, op, adj. [miser, terumnosus,] wretched, miserable. 'QpQuxrdr enrei- 
 
 vovtes ddXXov vekvv. Hipp. 786. SYN. TdXas, bvcrrvx^s, ndKobaipufv, dirorfxos, 
 
 TXijfiiov, drv")Q1 s t bvarrjvos, beiXcuos, fieXeos, rdXaiTrwpds, a^rXXos, oi£vpos, 
 
 dv6X(3Xds. 
 'AOXXws, adv. [misere,] wretchedly. Td§' ear Etcelpd, ml yudX' ddXXws ex***' 
 
 Syn. may be easily derived from those to dOXXds. 
 7 A6Xdv s contr. ab 'AeOXop, ov, to, subst. [certaminis praemium,] the prize of 
 
 victory. Mcrd Yldvd to bevripop ddXdp diroKTrj. Theocr. 1. 3. 
 7 AdXds, ov, 6, subst. [certamen, labor,] a combat, a contest, labour, affliction 
 
 Ovb' earXv ddXov repfxd aol TrponeifAEPOP ; P. V. 265. SYN. "AedXos, dyiop, 
 
 Koiros, dedXXop. 
 'ABXotydpds, ov, 6 et //, subst. [victor certaminis,] the victor, he who gains the 
 
 prize of victory. JJrjyovs, ddXd(j>dpovs, oX dedXXd troaaXv dpovrd. I. 266. SYN 
 
 'AedXdfdpos, viKr)(j)dpds, KaXXlvitcos. 
 'AddXwTos, ov, 6 et ri, adj. [non turbatus,] not disturbed, clear, limpid. Kp>/- 
 
 vifs t devdov kcu diroppvTOv 7\ t ddoXwTos. Hes. Op. 593. Syn. AXavyrjs. 
 J A0#pu/3ws, adv. [sine tumultu, tranquille,] calmly, quietly. 2re7^' w$ dddpvfiws 
 
 6v7rXu)v rifxiv Xoyos. Orest. 622. SYN. 'Huv^ws, evrijXijJs. 
 ""AdpavarTos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [infractus, illaesus,] unbroken, unhurt. 'Eorao- 
 
 ddpavcrroi, kovk d^j07raorat ttoXXs. Pli03n. 1095. SYN. " ApprjKTos, &ppdyi)s } 
 
 dppu)^. 
 ^AdpEd), f. rjffu), p. rjKd, v. [cerno,] to see, to discern, to look. TojS' aXX' ddprj- 
 
 aov au>fid yvp.vioQev VEKpov. Hec. 673. SYN. BX£7T(u, opdo), bepKOficti, Xevcrau), 
 
 oirTofxai, didd/uai. 
 ^AOpoiZu), f. aw, Kd, v. [congrego,] to gather together, to assemble, to collect 
 
 IToXX))v ddpolaras aanXb' 'Apyeiiav dyei. Phceu. 7^. SYN. 'Ayelpio, avXXsyw, 
 
 atii'dyb), ETrdyelpu), ^vvdXi^u), avvadpoiS.w. 
 ^AdpoiaXs, eujs, y, subst. [conventus,] an assembly, a meeting or assembling- oi 
 
 the people. ILrpdrov r ddpotais, ndXE/jXajp r dyuivXa. Hec. 318. SYN."6^d- 
 
 bds, avvobds, irdvriyvpXs. 
 "AOpdds, a, Up, [confertus, densus,] crowded, thick, collected. "Ey\eX epeibd- 
 
 1 Horn. 7j. 80, See Schol. 
 
A0YM AIAS $1 
 
 fitvoi kXov adpooX &yy\>Td be <r(f>Xv. H. 38. SYN. 'ao\\))s, dbXvds, dftrjyepiis, <rt>v- 
 
 %x } l s * Bdfitvds, 
 'A^ew, f. ijata, p. qpra, v. [animo sum dejecto,] to be dejected, to despond, to 
 
 be dispirited, rieo-wv dBv/jels ical alavTov ovk Eyeis. P. V. 483. SYN. 'a\uw, 
 
 bvoBv/jLEW, fiapvdv/jieu), XenrobpdvEio, avtaofiai, XvirEto, 
 'Adv/jta, 1 as, fj, subst. [animi dejectio,] dejection, sadness, despondency. Tt 
 
 6' eoTti', avd' ov rijvb' e\ €is dBvfJ.Xav. Ant. 237* SYN. dbrj/jiovXa, drjbXa, deXwTXa, 
 
 Xv-rrrj, avTa. 
 "Advfids, ov, 6 et f], adj. [qui dejecto est animo,] dejected, desponding, spirit- 
 less. Ovx (bs uQv/jov, ovbi X{]fidT0S Kaicrj. Sept. Theb. 6l6. SYN. bvadvfios, 
 
 Kdrr)(j)>)s, aKvBpio-rrds, aXyeirds, 7repiXv7rds. 
 "Advp/Lta, citos, to, subst. [ludus, crepundia,] a game or sport, children's play- 
 things. "Oct' £7T€i ovv 7rot//crj7 d&vpfxdrd vr\-xilr[alv . O. 363. SYN. YiaiyvXd, 
 
 TraiyrXa, e\pXa, 7ra7y^d. EPJTH. ' AttoXXujvXov , ZpaTeivov, a<f>pobXoXdv, KaXov, 
 
 repievov. 
 3 Adi>poyXu)(T<Tds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [procacem linguam habens,] having an unruly 
 
 tongue, babbling. 'Aj'^p tXs ddvpoyXojaaos, Icr^yiov Bpdaei. Or. 893. SYN. 
 
 'AbdXea^Tjs, dQvpoaTdyius, XdXds, airepfdoXdyds, otwjuvXos. 
 *Advpio, f. p(b, p. Kd, v. [ludo,] to play or sport, as children do out of doors. 
 *A\p avTis GvyeyevE-nocnv KcuyepoXv dBvpiov. O. 364. SYN. 'Opx^djjcu, 7rai£<o, 
 
 i/Ji7rai8(s). 
 "aBvtos, z ov, 6 et rj, adj. [sacrificii expers,] without sacrifice. 'AvXepds dQvTiov 
 
 7reXdyu)v Tpv^ei. Hipp. 147* 
 'aQwos, ov, v et rj, adj. [poena? immunis, damni expers,] free or exempt from 
 
 punishment or harm. Tlws yap to pev aov awpd xprj irXriy&v dBwdv elvat. Nub. 
 
 1413. SYN. 'A£fi[xios, a(jXdf3))s, dvairios, utXtos, vijirotvos, 
 'AdufTrevros et ddwirevaTds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [blanditiis hand deliniendus vel de- 
 
 linitus,] not to be won by flattery, uncourteous. 'Us dQibitevTov ye at. Audr. 
 
 460. SYN. ' AKoXdxevTos , ddeXtcTds, djieiXXyos, djieiXiKTOs. 
 *Adu)s et 'A0oajs-, to, 6, P.N. [Athos,] a mountain in Macedonia. *H"aBio, rj 
 
 'Poborrav i) KavKaaov ea-^drdevrd-. Theocr. J . 77* 
 Ala, as, fi, subst. poet, for yald [terra, regio,] the earth, a country, nation. 
 
 Tovs 5' i]brj KUTE^ev (pvoiZdos aid. T. 244. SYN. TT], yaid, %0wv, nibov. 
 
 EPITH. "A<T7T£-6s, j3dpv-)(dhjv, evGTd^vs, epXfiu)Xa%, epaTt), £ert], TraTpXs, eu/3oros, 
 
 TrdXvXi'fids, 7rdXvbi\l>Xos, rjepXa, KeXaiv?], rcleipd, Tprjyeid, TroirjTpocpos, TtoXvirvpos. 
 A'iayf.id, dTos, to, subst. [luctus,] lamentation, sorrow, grief. A'iXXvdv alayfid- 
 
 aXv d Toilabe TrpdzXato. Phcen. 1535. SYN. Tods, Bpfjids, obvp/uos, KXavBfJids, 
 
 kwkvtos, Kujicvfxd, oIktos, oiKTtpfids, ttevBos, oXotyvpaXs, oXoXvyjJLos, icXav/jd. 
 Amc?w, £w, a^ci, v. [iamentor,] to cry alas, [at at,] to lament, bewail, mourn. 
 
 'Efxol be top ejuov baifjiov aia$etv Trdpd. Med. 1344. SYN. OI/jiw^oj, obvpdfJLQi, 
 
 dprjvEio, kX6(o, baicpvto, eXeXicu), oXd^vpofiai, KaToXd(pvpdjj.ai f dvdtctoicvh), Kioicvto, 
 
 topvo^ai. 
 AldicXbai, (ov, oi, P. N. [ZEacida?,] the descendants of ^Eacus. To~i&X 5' eir* 
 
 AlaicXbai fJETEKtdddv, ov fiEv dfx a/u<p(o. Apoll. 1. <)0. 
 AldKds, ov, b, P. N. [^acus,] the son of Jupiter, and first king of iEgina. 
 
 Zevs b' AldKdv avros etiktev. Apoll. 3. 364. EpiTH. AloXdfxrirXs, Bpdavs, 
 
 <f>vaicdos, uirTdijTos, atjTijpifCTos, KebvoTdros, Eiri^Bdvlds, (3Xaa~r}fid Atos. 
 AlaKTds, rj, ov, adj. [deflendus,] lamentable, lamented. Alamos es bopovs kXe. 
 
 Pers. IO69. SYN. Qpr]vr}TEos, noXvicXavaTds. 
 Alavfjs, eos, 6 et ?/, et aiavds, 7), ov, adj. [gravis, noxius,] heavy, baneful, dark. 3 
 
 'H/xeis yap kafxkv wktos alavfjs TEKvd. Eum. 41 6. SYN. 'AxbXos, fiXdfiipos, 
 
 aTYjpds, beivds, 6p(f)valds, bvd(pEpds. 
 A'ias, avrds, 6, P. N. [Ajax,] Ajax (1) the son of Oileus, (2) son of Telamon, 
 
 &c. To*' 5' alvxputs Evlvia-KEV '6'iXijos Tayys Alas. "T". 473. EPITH. (I) 
 
 1 Sometimes, though rarely, the penult, is long, as Tyrtaeus, 1. 10. 
 
 2 See Maltby's Thes. at the word &6vtqs, and his excellent note on it. 
 
 3 See Blomfield, Pers. 935. 
 
22 AirA Airr 
 
 'O'iXXabrjS, /ucyaXjJrwp, bbpTicXvrbs, Kaprepddvjjios, ^aXicee*. (2) TeXafiwvtaZijs, 
 
 uvrXBibs, dpr)Xbs, dfivfuav, bvawvvfibs, bafypufv, 7rt.X(upibs, dpaavs, Kaprepbdv/ibs, 
 
 TpXtcbpvdbs, (fxtiblfjids, virepftibs, bewbs, drapjSrjrbs, KXeii>bs, KvbdXXjuibs, odtcea<f>bpbs t 
 
 fid))v dyddbs. 
 Alyatds, ov, 6, P. N. [iEgeus,] iEgean, the iEgean sea. At fxev t Alyaiov 
 
 votcl/xov KaXeot'To dvyarpes. Apoll. 4. ] 14Q. 
 AtyatW, tavbs, 6, P.N. [iEgeeon,] one of the Titans. 9 Ov BpXdpeidv KaXeovat 
 
 6io\, avbpes bi te ttclvtes Alyaiiav. A. 404. 
 Atyavea, as, r), subst. [jaculum, tragula,] a javelin, a spear, a dart. "Oarer] 
 
 5' alydverjs pnrr) rdvaoio tetvkto.1. II. 589* SYN. 'AyKvXrj, clkmv, axovrXov, 
 
 (ZeXos, bbpv, alx/mri, £,v<jtov. EPITH. AoXXyoanlbs, 6bd, Koyrrr]eood, VEodrjyrjs. 
 'Atybrjv, adv. [impetuose, subito,] violently, suddenly. 'Aiybtjv, fieoo-as be 
 
 ovv 6(ttew \vds EKepoEV. Apoll. 2. 828. 
 A'iyetbs, eit), eibv, et a'iyEos, ia, Ibv, adj. [caprinus,] belonging to a goat. 
 
 TLreptyEaXv alyeiois e^wa-juEVoX. Apoll. 4. 1348. 
 A'iyeipbs, ov, r), subst. [populus nigra, alnus,] a poplar, an alder. T Hs bi tXs 
 
 aiyeipos, atya bevbpibv, aWlpi Kvpbv. Call. H. Cer. 38. EPITH. Aeirj, [ia.Kpr), 
 
 rdvaij. 
 AlyXdXetd, as, r), P. N. [iEgialea,] the wife of Diomed. M>) brjv AlyXdXetd 
 
 7TEpi(j)pu)V 'Abprjarivr]. E. 412. 
 AlyXaXds, ov, 6, subst. [littus, ora,] a shore, the sea-shore. Elbdv alyXdXo~iaX. 
 
 Iph. A. 210. SYN. Qlv, clkty), t)Xujv. EpiTH. Evpvs, aYpvyeros, bvat'iVEfibs, 
 
 irdXvr)-)(7)s, r)/uddbels, ayyiaXos, ko7Xos, evop/uos, ttoXXos. 
 AlyXdaXXbs, ov, 6, subst. [parus, avis quaedam,] the name of a bird, a 
 
 titmouse. Kal alyXdaXXu. Av. 881. 
 AlyXXtip, Xn-ds, 6 et >/, adj. [praealtus, praeceps,] very lofty or high. "H re koV 
 
 alyXXX7ros 7rerpr}s bvofyEpov \EeX vbiop. I. 15. SYN. Al\pr)pos, r)XX(3drbs, vxprjXbs, 
 
 riVEfibeis, 7rpo(3Xrjs, 7rEpXfj.{iKr)s. 
 Aiyivd, as, Ion. r]s, ?/, P. N. [ZEgina,] the name of an island formerly called 
 
 iEnone. Alytvrjs aKTrj<rXi> EireoyEQbv. Apoll. 4". 1767. EPITH. AXKaibirbXXs, 
 
 AwpXs, Evavbpos, (j)XXdfj.oX7rds, AidKlbav ev-Kvpyov sbos. 
 A'iyXbv, ov, to, P. N. [iEgium,] a town in Achaia, where Jupiter was said to 
 
 have been fed by a GOAT. neXXrjvrjv t elx^v, fib' AiyXbv afKpEvlfiovTb. B. 574. 
 AlyXbybs, ov, et i), adj. [aegida gestans,] aegis-bearing, who bears a shield 
 
 covered with a goat's skin ; ati epithet of Jupiter. KXvdX jj.oX alyid^oid Ax6s 
 
 tekos, arpvrojvrf. E. 115. 
 AlyXs, Xbbs, f), subst. [aegis,] an aegis, or shield covered with a goat's skin. 
 
 Ar) t6t 'Adrji'ahj <j)di(riu(3p(jTov alyXb' dveaylv. x> 297« EPITH. ' Afi(f)Xbd<Tetd, 
 
 epXrtfxos, dyi'jpdos, adavdrr], appr)KTds, QvaadvoecFod, betvij, afjtepbvfj, 7ra/JKf)dvd(i>ffd, 
 
 bdaii/jaXXos, dovpXs, ^pvaeia, dpXurpETris, Epefxvr). 
 Aiyiffdds, ov, 6, P. N. [iEgisthus,] the paramour of Clytemnestra. iv yap rd 
 
 T els Aiyio-ddv efcvpes Kara. Orest. 1156. EPITH. (dvecTXdbrjs, boXXos, boXd- 
 
 fiyrXs, dvaXuXs, koivoXe^s. 
 A'iyXrj, rjs, fj, subst. [fulgor, splendor,] brightness, splendor. Aevw) b" EnXbe- 
 
 bpdfXEV a'iyXrj. £. 45. SYN. Avy?), d/uapvyri, Xa/J7rpdrr)s, aTiXfir), aeXds, 
 
 EPITH. "Afifipdrds, avE^sXds, yair]dyps, fiXoavpd, AXoaboros, tydeivt), irafi^dtjs, 
 
 Tr)XecrKd7ros, fxap/Jtapea, Ca0ea, Beocfo-vtos, 7roXvbaibd\8s, V£o0eyy>)s, cleibwpos, 
 
 <f>V(ri£dos, (fHiHTcfidpds, <pdE<jlf.ifipoTos, XevK)), aeXrjvair], Xa/jmovad. 
 AlyXrieis, rjeerad, fjev, adj. [splendidus, coruscus,] shining, bright, glittering. 
 
 Ovpdvbv alyXy'iePTd XXirwv etc 7rarpds Ei'nrfjs. Apoll. 4. 6 14. SYN. AyXdoy, 
 
 Xafxirpos, affTpcnrriov. 
 AlyvnXos, ov, 6, subst. [vullur,] a vulture. Meya*' alyvnXbv b' inrubei<ravrES* 
 
 Aj. Fl. 169. Syn. See Tv\p. Epith. Ta^iowl, ay KvXdx^tXrjs. See \. 302. 
 Alyv-rrTXagu), v. [iEgyptium ago, me gero ut iEgyptii,] to prate like the 
 
 Egyptians; to act knavishly, like the Egyptians. 'HiyvnTXa^eT' aXX obi ucv 
 
 buffet bXKtjv. Thes. 922. SYN. na^ovpyew. 
 AlyvKrXds, a, by, adj. [^Egyptitis,] Egyptian ; et AiyvirrXot, tov, the inhabitants 
 
AirY A 10 A 23 
 
 of Egypt. 'Ayvudt xTjyaojy AlyvirrXov 'IfwttoTo. Call. H. Dian. 171. Epith. 
 
 of Aiyvnrioi : — beivol, dpnrpe7reu)y yeids avbpiov. 
 Aiyvitrds, ov, r}, P. N. [iEgyptus,] Egypt. 'AW ovris rdad <j>veX daa x^ayudXct 
 A'iyvnTos. Theocr. 17. 79- EPITH. BdpeTd, ^eptrj, evanopos, ebXei/jiiov, noXv- 
 irvpos, 7rvpd(j)dpds , OKordeaod, XXndpt), fieydXr], ael arayyeaaX fipvovad, enaKTXd 
 yepovs. 
 Albed/uai et a'ihd/uai, v. [revereor,] to reverence, to respect. Albeo/uat Tp&as 
 
 Kal Tpiodbas eXKeaX-rreTrXovs. X. 105. SYN. "Ac?w, aS.dp.ai, dyaSd/jtai, yepaiput, 
 
 evXdjjedfJiat, depdneiio, Trpeafievu), oefiiSio, aeirrios £X W > ^ albuvs, bXd Tifxrjs, 
 
 e\io et dyio. 
 'AibrjXus, ov, b et >/, adj. [obscurus, exitialis,] obscure, destructive, fatal. 
 
 'AW dvXeis, £7rei avrds eyeivdd 7rat6' dXbqXov. E. 880. SYN."A6?7Xds, a<j>avr}s, 
 
 vXedpXos, oTvyvos. 
 ^Axb^s, ov, 0; ^AXs, Xbos ; 'Axbiovevs, P. N. [Pluto,] TXfj b' 'AtSqs ev rolat 
 
 ireXtopXos iokvv o'iotov. E. 395. EPITH. 'AfxeibrjTos, atcpXros, peXay xairrjs, xd- 
 
 Xaiyevris, 'ifdi/uos, KXvrd7noXds, mKpos, Travbapdrtop, vr)Xh)s, yeKpobeyfJUoy, Zevs 
 
 Ka.TCf)(dovXds, evepoiaXv dvaaaioy, dva£ eiepiov, Zevs twv KeKp.r)KOTiov. 
 "Axbrjs, [See Maltby.] "Atbrjs, ov, b, subst. [Orcus, inferi,] the place of 
 
 the dead, the shades. AX7rd>y, <V "Aibr)s x w P ls w/ctorai decoy. Hec. 2. Syn. 
 "Epeflds, £o(pds, eXavretyji/s bopds Ylepaecpdvrjs. EPITH.^AyXi/oeis, 7rdXvbakpvTos, 
 
 evvvyos, XvaXf.ieXi]S, trrvyepos, tcpvepos, baicpvdeis, iroXvKXavTos, Xvypos, dTrevKT&s, 
 
 fibeXijpos, dizoTpow aids, yueXdi oyjows. 
 'A'ibvos, 1), ov, adj. [obscurus,] dark, gloomy. Ovpeos ev fii'ianyoXv aibvjjs xanrd- 
 
 Xoeocrjs. Hes. Theog. 860. SYN. ^Kdreiyos, gkotXos, bi 6(j>epos, dcpdvfis. 
 Albows, a, dv, adj. [venerabilis,] venerable, worthy of respect. Aibolos jx£y 
 
 r earX KnX aQdvdroioX dloloXv. e. 447. SYN. 'AnofiXeitT 6s, evaeirrds, aepvos, 
 
 evbo^os, deoaenrds. 
 Albocppioy, 6yds, 6 et r/, adj. [modestus,] modest, bashful. "0<ttIs albd<pptov. 
 
 Alcest. 663. SYN. Aibolos, evXdfirjs. 
 'Aubpeid, d'ibpld, et [Maltby's Thes.] dXbpXa, as, ij, subst. [imperitia, inscitia,] 
 
 ignorance, imprudence. "QcrrXs mbpeirj ireXdari, mil cpdoyydy duovari. /z. 41. 
 
 SYN. 'A/uddXa, ayvtoaXa, d7retpXa. 
 "AxbpXs, ids, 6 et //, adj. [imperitus,] ignorant, unskilful. Xibpov aibpts ewy ; 
 
 k. 282. SYN.*A7retpds, dpd6i)s, ayviofiioy, dbdi)fiiov. 
 'A'ibpdbXKtjs, ov, 6, et d'ibpdbXKos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [justitiae nescius, saevus,] igno- 
 rant of law and justice, cruel. "Oacrovs be ttovtio dfjpds aibpdbXicovs. Nem. 1. 96. 
 Albios, 66s, contr. ovs, ?/, subst. [pudor, verecundia,] modesty, shame. Ai&W 
 
 b* av, yeov dvbpd yepaiTepov e^epeecrdai. y. 24. SYN. Alax vvr l» ayvevjid, 
 
 ay veid. EPITH. 'A^pdros, yd/jrjXids, 7rapdh'l^, tpdn), TifxXds, Guxpputy, rciv- 
 
 dXfxos, See Apoll. 3. 6'48. 
 AUXovpos, et (quod minus Atticum) alXovpos, ov, 6, subst. [felis,] a cat. 2fcdX#- 
 
 ttcis, s^ivios, aieXovpws, 7rvKTXbds. Acharu. 879« 
 Aleros, Att. deros, ov, 6, subst. [aquila,] au eagle. O'ifjtricrev be dXels, wot' 
 
 alerds vxpXTreTrieis. X. 308. EPITH. 'AXfcryets, yaii^uvvt,, ay KvXoxeiXrjS, wkv- 
 
 7T£rr)$, bdtyoivos, Trrepoeis, evirrepos, rjepotyoirrjs, fjepobiviis, A.X6s a'iaios opvXs, o^ea 
 
 KeKXrjyios, ap^ds oltovioy. 
 Ai£r)ds, ov, 6, adj. et subst. [juvenis,] young, youthful ; a youth. "Ovr' alcrjds 
 
 d<pfjKey dvrjp, Treipiofxevos ijjjrjs. ^F. 432. SYN. KeayiffKos, aKprjfids, ifideds, 
 
 Kovpds, veayXas. EPITH. QdXepos, dpr}Xd66s, evodevris, aKfjiaZcoy, AXorpe(f>r]S f 
 
 avQripos, laxypos, dy rfviop. 
 AiriTYis, ov, b, P. N. [iEaetes,] king of Colchis, and father of Medea. Abroad- 
 
 aiyvi]rr] dXoocppdvos Aujtoo. k. 137« EPITH. 'A7r>7i>>}s, fjteydX6(f>piov, vTrepQvfios, 
 
 oXoos, vios (pdeaififlpdrov rjeXXoto. 
 A'irjTds, ov, b et rj, idem quod "Arjrtis, adj. [vento obnoxius,] exposed to the 
 
 wind, tempestuous like the wind. T H, k-cu an aKfxoQeToid weXiop air}Tov dvearr]. 
 
 1.410. SYN. AWiov, irvpub-qs. 
 AWdXXwv, (oyds, 6, et aWdXdeis, ecrerd, iv, adj. [ardens,] burning, scorching. 
 
24 AI0A AIKA 
 
 To* bi ttotX (TKUpats optjhapvXoiv aWaXtuves. Theocr. 7. 131. See also P. V. 
 1028. SYN. AWoip, a'ldtop, ifnrvpds, bXdrrvpds, \poXdeis, aWos. 
 
 AWdXds, ov, 6, subst. [fuligo,] soot. Kara b' aiddXou, Hec. 905. SYN. A(- 
 
 6a\r), Xtypvs, xf^oXos, "nrvXa. 
 AWdXdw, u>, f. wffoj, p. wkci, v. [fuligine inquiuo, uro,] to blacken, as with soot ; 
 
 to bum. Mf] a aWdXvjari iroXvKaTrvov areyos ttettXovs. Eur. Electr. 1140. 
 
 SYN. 'AnaiBaXdu), aidw, ayatdixraio, (pXeyu), Kaita. 
 AWeptds, ov, 6 et }j, et aldeplos, Xa, top, adj. [aethereus,] etbcrial. Ov yap 6y 
 
 aidepioto (pvr/p lx^ v olwpold. Apoll. 2. 1258. SYN. aepXos. 
 Aldepobpd/uds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [per aethera currens,] passing through the air. 
 
 E'/SwXa 7reT€iP(t)V alQepobpo/udjy. Av. 139^« 
 Ald>)p, epos, 6 et r), subst. [" aether, aer purus, in quern nulla ascendunt nubes ; 
 
 nam atjp est inferior aer, nubilis obnoxius," Vid. Dam m. in v.] ether, the 
 
 sky. tyaiPET apnrpeTrea, ore r cttXeto pt'ipe/jlos aWrjp. 0. 552. SYN.'Avp, 
 
 aldpta, Zei/s, irvp. EpiTH.^Arpi/yeros, aarEpiDTros, aoTpoyXruv, d<pdXTos, aKafxd- 
 
 ros, djjdrds, aloXos, evbXos, rjavxps, TriXe<pdi--r)s, rjXXfidros, 7toiki\os, Tardus, \pvvpa, 
 
 alyXtjeis, py'iPE/uos, direipXTOs, dmtETOs, Travbd^aTtop, GE-Xaaipopos, acrrepdtyeyyifs, 
 
 vypos, avve<pe.Xds. PHR. Aids o'lKrjaXs, jiEydXupvjjLos 7rdr>)p f adtybs apfidiXas 
 
 •xaTYip. 
 AlOto\p, ottos, 6, fern. AIQXottXs, Xbos, r), (plur. Ion. AlQXo7rfj£s, wp, ot,) an 
 
 Ethiopian. 'AX\' 6 \iep Aidtdiras fiETldddE rrjXotf eoptus. a. 22. EpTTH. 
 
 'AfJiv/uoi'ES, eaTTEpXoi, 7TVfxdroi, Kvdvloi, fieXdvoxpooi, kyxEaXfjiupoi, keXoivoi, 
 
 jutEXdvES. PHR."E<T^arot cipbp&p, ot jiev bvodf.t£pov 'XiTEpiovos, ol b' dvtdvTos. 
 Aldus, r), dv, adj. [niger, in cinerem' redactus,] black, reduced to ashes, burnt. 
 
 AWos yey£pr}fiai iravrd ret irzpX rijv rpdfiXv. Thesm. 246. 
 ATOos, eos, to, subst. [aestus,] heat. Top o' &fi(j>X re brfiop aldos. Apoll. 3. 1304. 
 
 SYN. TLvp, (pX<)%, Kavfid, OdXTTos. 
 A'i6o\p, ottos, 6 et t), adj. [rutilus, ardens,] burning, hot, bright, black. Ov yap 
 
 ctItop Ebovcf, ov ttlpovo a'ido-nd, oipop. E. 341. MeXas, K£Xaipo(f)dr))s, nvppos, 
 
 depjuos, aW(x)P, XajnTrpos, Kvavios, 6p(J)pa7ds. 
 AWovard, rjs, r), subst. [porticus,] a portico. 'Ek 5' tXcicre irpodvpotd icaX aWovarjs 
 
 EpXbovTTOV. O. 324. SYN. Utou, at TrdpaffTabis. 
 AWpr), ys, r), P. N. [ZEthra,] the attendant of Helen; also the name of a city. 
 
 AWpr) YltTdfjos OvydTrjp. T. 144. 
 A'idpa, as, et Ion. a'idpr), tjs, >/, subst. [aeris serenitas, suda tenipestas,] a serene 
 
 air or sky, fair weather. Uolrjaop o' a'ldpr]P, bos o' ocpdaX/AolTlv xbeadtu. P. 646. 
 AidprjyEVETrjs, ov, et aWprjyEvyjs, ids, 6, adj. [in aethere natus, frigus vel pruinam 
 
 inducens,] bred in the air, causing cold and hoar frost. Kat BopErjs aldpr]- 
 
 yEPETrjs, fxiyd KVfxd KvXu'b<x)v. e. 296. See also O. 171. 
 AWpta, as, 7], subst. [aether serenus vel placidus, sudurn,] fair weather, serenity, 
 
 calmness. 'AoTCwAtacT epravdd npos tt)v aWpXav. Pint. 1129. SYN. Ebbia, 
 
 vrjPEjjtXa, ydXrjprj. EpiTH. KaXj), cu'Ve^eXos^ p)']PEfios. 
 AiOpXoKotTEio, v. [sub dio cubo,] to sleep in the open air. 'Abv bi tu> dipios 
 
 Trap vbojp piop aWpXoKoirelv. Theocr. 8. 78. 
 AWpXds, ov, 6 et i^, adj. [serenus, frigid us,] serene, calm, cold. T HX0' uvepos 
 
 $E(f)vpos t fjLEyds, aWpXos. Horn. Ap. 433. SYN. EvbXos, 7rpoo , //X«'os, \pv)(pds. 
 Aldpds, ov, 6, subst. [frigus matutinum, pruina,] cold, hoar frost. AiQpio ko\ 
 
 KdfJLdTubebfiiiiAEvov. ^.318. SYN. ^.Tift-q^dyos, -nayvr), itdyETos, Trr\yds, 7ri)yvXis. 
 AWvid, as, i], subst. [mergus, fulica,] a coot, a sea-fowl. Aiduip ekvld. e. 353. 
 A'iOto, f. aw, Ka, v. [cremo, splendeo,] to burn, to consume, to shine. Aidut 
 
 *)£ ws avrct XaKel jueya, KaTTTTvpiaacd. Theocr. 2. 24. Syn t . Ka/w, ^Xeyw, 
 
 7rifX7Tpr)/utX, alQvoou), dvaKaito, avix), TrdpdQaXTTO), aWdhoto, bald), baidfxat, irvpovfxai, 
 
 7Tpf)dd/Jiai. 
 
 AWcjp, (opos, 6, adj. [ardens,] burning, shining, fiery red. AWoves, fteyaXoi, 
 dfx<f)u>, KEKdprjdrE 7T0tr)s. (J. 371« SYN. AWo\p, €fi.Trvpds, 7TEpXt:dt)s, alddXoeis, 
 \pdXoeis. 
 
 AluaXXu), f. dXw, p. Xfv'a, v. [blandior, blandiendo decipio,] to fawn, to flatter. 
 
AIKE AIMO 25 
 
 'AW &anep aiKaXXei tX KapbXav efir']i\ Arist. Thesm. 869. SYN. KoXdKei/w, 
 
 ffa/i'w, dwirevu), dujirrh). 
 
 Alice, Dor. pro ei ne, adv. [siquidem,] if perchance, if. At ke Odvys, teal fxolpdv 
 
 avair^ijffrjs fiwroio. A. 170. SYN. 'Ecu', et rrep, j/y, et tzws, d7rws, dvitep, eavirep, 
 
 i']V7TSp. 
 
 'At*:), >7s, //, subst. [motus violeutus quivis, impetus,] any violent motion, 
 impetuosity. To£g>v dt/eds a/ic/)is \xevov ovbe t clkovtuv. O. 709* SYN. Ai- 
 6vyf.ia, (jia, eirX^opa. 
 
 *'AXia)s, the same as 'Aeucris, which see. FlfTro^as akes 7rijfi. P. V. 476. 
 
 At/ad, et aetKia, as, n, subst. [verberaiio, injuria,] beating, blows, injury^ 
 insult. ^KtpTJjfjcLTOJV be vr\arXaXv ahuats. P. V. 600. See also v. 308. SYN. 
 'Ae/md, TrX^yj), vfipXs. See Blomf. P. V. 93. 
 
 Atac?u>, f.iffio, p. jeet, v. [contumelia vel verberibus afficio,] to ill-treat, to beat, 
 to treat with ignominy. Outojs drifKos ical wticpus ahdcerai. P. V. 195, 
 SYN. Ty7rro>, 7rai<o, /iaoT/£b>, fxaaTiyoo), deivoj, XfAaaato, KaQvj3plc!<i>, KoXa£b). 
 
 A"tKi<rpa, ards, to, subst. [plaga, damnum, vulnus,] a blow, a wound, scan- 
 dalous treatment. Ovk early cukkt/x ovbe ^r]^dvr)fx, ori. P. V. 1025. SyN. 
 AIkTu, irXrjyr), tcoXaaXs, vfipXs. 
 
 *Aiku)s for aeitcws, adv. [misere, turpe,] wretchedly, basely, unworthily. 'EXwj- 
 <rova aXicu>s,Tbv be tcrepiovoXi' 'A^atot. X. 336. 
 
 AtXtj/os, ov, 0, subst. [proprie, carmen quo deploratur Linus ; carmen quodvis 
 lugubre,] a mournful song, a dirge. AiXXvdy, a'iXXvdv, ap-^dy Odrdrov. Orest. 
 1392. 
 
 ALXoupds, ov, 6, subst. [felis,] a cat. See AUXovpds, the more Attic form. 
 
 Al/Aci, drbs, to, subst. [sanguis,] blood. Atyud b' dyrjiwi'TtCe bXd cTpenTo'id 
 yXrwvos. E. 113. S\'N. Bporos, t^wp, XvQpov. EPITH. 'Ayavoy, aardyes, 
 dyddov, fiXoovpov, AXorpefes, kp.<pv\l6v, fxeXdy, iroptyvpeov, Xepov, irdyy, Xevyd- 
 Xeov, vy\yyTov, depfMov, ^XwpoV, Kvdveov, KeXaivdv, KeXaiveQes, evyeyes, eincXees. 
 PHR. Oovta bpoaos, vaafxos [ieXdyavytjs, Kpdudj3d<piis, ordywr. 
 
 AlfidKovoXat, o)i>, at, subst. [parentalia, inferiae,] funeral rites, sacrifices per- 
 formed for the dead. Nvy 6' lv a\\xdKovpXms. Pind. 01. 1. 146. Syn. Kte- 
 piafidrd, evdyifffxdrd, rd veupols revofxianevd, ret tiTeped. 
 
 Alfidffid, as, rj, subst. [sepes,] a hedge, properly, of thorns. 'E^' alfAdaXalcrl 
 <j)vXa<T(rei. Theocr. 1. 47. SYN. ^payfios, <f>pay[jid, epKos, SpKayij. 
 
 Aifiatraat, £w, Ka, v. [cruento,] to stain with blood. Bw/xoy 6' alfiafci xepaos 
 Tpdyos ovtos 6 paXXos. Theocr. Ep. 1. 5. SYN. At^tdrow. 
 
 AlfidTrjpds, d, ov, et at/idroets, eaad, ev, adj. [sanguineus, cruentus,] bloody, 
 cruel. "EXvady aifxarripdv, wore fjLrjbevd, Soph. Electr. 7 b$. SYN. At/zdroets, 
 j mjxisiv, aijjtdrtobris, at/^droordyj/s, KadaifJiaKTos, fiiaiQdvds, ai{Aofid<pi]s. 
 
 AlfidroXoixos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [sanguinem lambens,] licking blood. 'Ek tov ydp 
 eptjs aifidroXoixos. Agam. 1481. 
 
 Ai^dTb7rwTr)s t ov, 6, et ai/udToppdfpos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [sanguinem bibens,] drink- 
 ing blood. rafjKfrrjXijai bpanovrd Koa.Xefj.o-, aifidTow^Triv, Eq. 198. See also 
 Eumen. 193. 
 
 AlfidToppvTos, ov, o et ?/, adj. [sanguine fluens,] streaming with blood. 'FdvXoiv 
 aljddToppvrois. Iph. A. 1515. 
 
 AlfxdTOffTdyyjs, tds, 6 et if, adj. [sanguine stillans,] dropping with blood. %%*~ 
 
 1 povtXos te aKoireXos a\fxd~0GTdy)]s. Ran. 471. 
 
 Atjudroo^dyjys, 16s, 6 et ?/, [jugulatus,] cruelly murdered. Tdcos ydp eoTai 
 ireXdvos aifidroatydyt'is. Pers. 821. 
 
 I AlfidTou), f. (i(ra), ioKd, et alfiardonat, v. [sanguine inquino,] to stain with blood. 
 
 j 20d£', aifxuTov Beds l Ptw^dv, f) fxeTeiaX at. Androm. 250. SYN. Kddaifxaaaw, 
 alfiaaaoj, (potvlarau). 
 
 AlfidTionds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [sanguineum vultum habens,] having a sanguinary 
 or ferocious aspect. Tds alfidrajTrovs ical bpanovTiobeis Kopas. Orest. 250. 
 
 Alcoves, (oy, ol, P. N. [Haemones,] a name of the Thessaliaus. HrjXevs nape- 
 1 0€«y is here scanned as one long syllable. 
 Pros, Lex, © 
 
26 AIMO AINO 
 
 bojmeP AlfxbveaoXv. Nem. 4. Ql, 
 AtfiopfiLyrjs, eos, o et fj, adj. [sanguineni stillans,] streaming with blood. At- 
 
 fjtoppdyrjs (pXeip' &XX' eaawjxev, (pXXot. Philoct. 825. 
 AlfxoppavTos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [sanguine conspersus,] sprinkled with blood. At- 
 
 fxoppavroi Qvalai irXyjpeis. Ale. 131. Syn. Aljudrbeis, alfxdrrjpos, at fxo or ay ))s, 
 
 alfxaTOSTayrjs, at/xb^)bpvKTbs. 
 AJfibs, ov, b, P. N. [Haemus,] a mountain in Thrace. Evre yX^v w$ ns Karh 
 
 keto jJiatcpby vty' Alfibv. Theocr. 7« 7^. EPITH. QpTj'i^, QpriiKios, yXbvu)br}s, 
 
 hvayeifxwvy dvEfJiwbrjS, vitr\vEfjLXbs. 
 AlfivXids, ov, 6 et fj, et alfxvXbs, r\, bv, adj. [sanguineni commovens, blandus, 
 
 blanditiis decipiens,] courteous, affable, crafty, deceitful. Told be fieibiduaal 
 
 TrpooevvETtev alfxvXioiolv. Apoll. 3. 51. See also Rhes. 705. Syn. MeiXXybs, 
 
 fieiXXyibs, ijirXbs, ev^dpis, OeXKTi'ipXbs, aTW/uuXos, KaXXi£7n']s. 
 A'lfiwv, bvbs, adj. [(l)peritus, (2) cruentus,] (1) skilful, expert, (2) bloody. 
 
 (Also A'lfiwv, P. N. A. 296.) ^Kafidybptby, aifxbvd dijprjs. E. 49. SYN. Adfj- 
 
 fiiov, erriffTJifiioVt ev elbojs, al/j.vXeds. 
 AlvapeTrjs, ov, 6, adj. [virtutein cum aliorum malo liabens,] awful in virtue, 
 
 AlvapETr)' tis aev dXXds ovrjasTaX ox^Xybvos Trip. O. 31. 
 Alveias et Alveas, ov, 6, P. N. [/Eneas,] the son of Anchises and Venus. 
 
 Alveias b' Enbpov ce avv ciambi bovpi te juatcpoj. E. 297^ EPITH. 'Ayy^LaXdbrjs, 
 
 dfj.vjjL(t)y, bafcppiov, fieyddvfxbs, EpXtcvbrjs, 6 Tfjs'dEOv, Tpiotov (5ovXr)<pbpb$, tcpdrEpo- 
 
 typwv, evs, updripos ttcus 'Ay^/cao, /.n/orwp (j)bj3ov f Boos 7rbX£fj.i<j-r]s, <j)XXos aOdvd- 
 
 roiaX diolcrX. 
 
 AlyEd), f. iffb), p. yvEKti, v. [laudo, assentior, item suadeo,] to praise, to ap- 
 prove, to recommend. AlayiaTov epybv' ov yap alvEOw vote. Orest. 492. 
 
 SYN. 'Ettolveoj. See AlviZofxat. 
 A'Lyiyfxa, drbs, to, et alviypbs, ov, 6, subst. [aenigma, obscurus sermo,] an 
 
 enigma, a riddle. Ovk e/jnrXEKwv aivtypar, aXX' d-n-XS Xbya>. P. V. Gil. See 
 
 also Ran. 61. Phr. Aotyv ekos. See Epith. &c. in Xprjafjibs. 
 Alvicdfxai, f. Xadfiat, p. /.tat, v. [laudo, admiror,] to praise, to admire. Arjfib- 
 
 bbtc, e^byd brf oe fjpbrwv alvic,bfx diravTiav. 6. 487. Syn. A'ivrjfjtX, alvZw, 
 
 enatVEU}, t:Xr)t£a), ev(j>r)fXE0J, ETT€V(f)r]fjiE(jj, kXeu), kXeiu), 7ratavi£io. 
 AlytKTds, ?), ov, adj. [aenigmaticus, obscurus,] enigmatical, obscure, perplexed, 
 
 'lis TravT dyav alviKTa KaodtyTj Xlyeis. CE. R. 439* 
 Alviffoo/uai et alviTTbjjLaL, f. 'i^b/uat, p. ijviyfjiat, v. [obscure loquor,] to speak 
 
 obscurely, to hit at. Kcu 7toikXXu)s ttu)s, kcu obtyios yvtyftEvbs. Arist. Eq. 196\ 
 Aivbydfjids, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [infelici matrimonio junctus ; adulter,] unhappily 
 
 married; an adulterer. ^eOev <bs eIXe YldpXs alydyd/uos. Hel. 1119- 
 Alvdyiyeids, ov, 6 et f}, adj. [terribiles malas habens,] having tremendous jaws. 
 
 QrjpXoy alvbyEvewv dirb IlXe/oTOto Kadepiroy. Call. 4. 92. 
 AU'odpvTTTds, ov, o et //, adj. [perdite delicatus] extremely effeminate, a de- 
 cided fop. Ei/voa, alpE to vdfxd tcaX es [xegov, alvoQpvrrTE. Theocr. 15. 27* 
 AlvdXa/unrrjs, ids, b et i], adj. [terribiliter lucens,] shining awfully. AcroXaju- 
 
 Tth oXvbs. Agam. 390. 
 AlvbXEtjy, ovtos, b, subst. [saevus leo,] a fierce lion. 0>ipXby, alvbXiovTa, 
 
 KaKov TEpds aypoiwrais. Theocr. 25. Ifj8. 
 Ahbjjibpbs, ov, 6 et ??, adj. [infelix,] unhappy, miserable. Els Zbfbv alvbfjibpoy 
 
 KaX dfxr}ydvbv ovbi at \xi)rr]p. H. ill Merc. 257. 
 Alvbhdfks, Xbbs, 6, [infelix Paris,] wretched Paris. 'I&dtov te fiovTav AlrbvdpXy. 
 
 Hec. 938. Syn. AvcnrdpXs. 
 Alrb7rdT>)p, Epbs, 6, subst. [parens infelix,] unhappy father. T ft 7rarl|0, aaoTrd- 
 
 TEp. Choeph. 314. 
 Alvbs, ov, 6, subst. [narratio, assensio, laus,] a story, approbation, praise. I 
 
 'AvrtXo^', ov fiey tol [jleXeos elp^oETaX alvbs. ^F. 79^' SYN. A'iveoXs, ETraivos, 
 
 eyKWfxXov, evtyrjfjiXa, Xbybs. EPITH. ^A^xvfxtay, dyaKXl>]s, doibXjubs, evKZXdbbs, 
 
 \Xyvpbs, x a pXeis. 
 Ahbs, i), or, adj. [gravis,] heavy, serious, unfortunate, terrible. Tpwas be 
 
AIN Ainr 27 
 
 Tpbfibs alios VTn'jX&dt yvtd Etcaarbp. H. 215. SYN. Bdp&s, bends, xdkeirds, 
 fiXaibs, (Tfobpds, dOXXbs. 
 A'ipvfiai, v. [capio,] to take, to take away. Ty byl yaarlpd rvxpt fjiia-qp, ck & 
 
 airvro dvfiuv. A. 531. SYN. Alpeto, dtyaipiu), diralpvfj.ai, Xafxjjdvb), bi^dpat. 
 Aiv&s, adv. [misere, valde, nimium,] grievously, very much. *[ls etydd*' 'H fr 
 
 dXvova anifti]aarv' reiptrb fr alvGJs. E. 352. SYN. AOXXojs, ydXeiribs, Xiav, 
 
 dyap, fj.eydXu)s. 
 "Ait, d'kds, rj, subst. [impetus,] force, impetuosity, violence. A1,dXdp uKeias 
 
 diE/uiop dtKcis epv£eiv. Apoll. 4. 820. 
 A?£, alyds, 6 or >/, subst. [caper, capra,] a goat. 'Ev fr dpd pwtop Wiik bXos ical 
 
 iribvbs alyds. I. 207. SYN. Tpayos, yXfjidpbs, yXpaipd, alyXbXbp. EPITH. 
 AypoTspbs, aypXbs, bdavdpi^, bXbvfxaroKos, 'i^dXbs, evTpE(f>r)s, nliov, Kepdij, XevKa, 
 
 TtwvQpti;, TroXvyaXaKTos. 
 AlbXXa, as, i], P. N. [^Eolia,] AloXXqv fr es j'iJaoV d^ticoyuefl' evBd fr evaXlv. k, 1. 
 AtdXXw, f. albXCj, p. r/oXm, v. [varie verso, verto, agito,] to vary,, to turn, to 
 
 agitate. AtoXXet* /ndXd fr wad XtXaieraX OTTTrjdyjvai. v. 27* SYN. AloXdu*, 
 
 irdpaXXaTTU), baibdXooj, 7T0ikIXX(o. 
 
 AluXoftpovras, Dor. pro aloXdfipopTrjs, ov, 6, adj. [qui velocia fulmina agitat,] 
 
 an epithet of Jove. albXb-(3poPTa Aids aiay. Pind. Ol. 9- 64. 
 AlbXbQ&prit,, rjicds, 6 et >/, adj. [vario thoraceindutus,] armed with a beautifully 
 
 variegated breast-plate. Tijfs pEi'Xijs arX^bs 7jpxe MevevdXds albXbdwptiZ,. IT. 173. 
 AldXd/LtiiTrjs, ov, 6, et ald\uf.ir)rXs, b et //, adj. [astutus, callidus,] crafty, cunning. 
 
 'Hfr'Add/nas eul Itaixpbs albXbjJir}Tr t s. Hes. Fr. 28. 4. SYN. AlbXofiovXos, bd- 
 
 Xids, bdXXo(j)p(i)V , irdXvrpdnds, itdvovpyvs. 
 AloXd/uTpris, ov, 6, adj. [variam mitrani habens,] having a turban of various 
 
 colours. Oh'VTrXbrjv & 'EXepop, mi 'bpeafiXdv albXb/jlrprjr. E. 707« 
 AlbXbirwXbs, ov, 6 et )/, adj. [bene equitans,] having swift or spotted horses, 
 
 riding well. Ylefjixpai fr dyyeXbv oka juerd Qpvyds aldXo7rci)Xovs. H. to Veil. 138. 
 A'ibXbs, ov, b, P. N. [iEolus,] the god of the winds. A'ioXos 'W-ndrdbrts, <pXXb$ 
 
 addvdroioX deota?. k. 2. EPITH. 'AdeXyrfs, beipbs, /ueydXriTwp, tyXXofcivos. 
 
 PHR. TdfxXrjs or Koipdvds dvzfim', dpepois alQpr^ytvleaaXv dvaatrwv. 
 AldXos, t}, bp, adj. [varius, velox,] various, variegated, spotted, swift. Oxfr, 
 
 &s re atyfjues jJLiadv aluXoX. M. l67« SYN. 'AXXoTos - , tioikiXus, batbdXeos, /3d- 
 
 Xlos, TafjnrotKiXds, 7rdvaidXos, ariKros, KaruaTiKTOs, Odds, rd^ys. 
 AldXoGTdfjLds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [vario ore ioquens, ambiguus,] ambiguous, obscure. 
 
 'Hkov b' dvayyeXXovTts aloXouTV/uovs. P. V. 66l. SYN. HoiKiXdyrjpvs, ttoikX- 
 
 Xdfxvdds, 7TOIKXXoS. 
 
 \Al7re1vds, r), dv, adj. [excelsus,] high, lofty. ' O s ix a at) YlXevpwvt Kat alirewr} 
 j KdXvSwvt. N. 217. SYN. 'Yxpt/Xds, alnvs, alniieis, alirds. 
 AlirdXZu), u>, f. iiou), p. -qua, v. [inter capras versor,] to be a goat-herd. At be 
 
 rX Xijs fxe /cat avrdv dfx alirdXzovTd bibafai. Theocr. 8. 85. SYN. Alyi£<o, 
 AtVoAtor, ov, to, subst. [grex caprarum,] a herd of goats. ToWd xjvCjv ovfid~ 
 
 aid, too atTrdXta TrXdre alyibv. A. 678. SYN. Tpdyto-fcwr dyeXa. 
 , \l7rdX0s, ov, o, subst. [caprarius,] a goat-herd. Top fr avre Trpdoeeiire' MtXdv- 
 
 0tos alndXds alywv. p. 247. SYN. AZttoXos apr)p, a'iyds ay lop. 
 \ Alirds, r), op, adj. [altus, profundus,] deep, high. Avrdp ezret UpXd/jioid ndXip 
 
 bXtTrepad/jiEP al-m'/p. y. 130. See alnvs. 
 \A17rds, eds, to, subst. [altitudo, summus mons,] height, the top of a mountain. 
 
 Nv/u0cu KacTTdXibes YlappuaXbp alirds e^oiaai. Theocr. 7. 148. SYN. "Y^bs, 
 
 aicpa, Kdpv<py'i. 
 \\i7rvfiriTr}s, ov, 6, adj. [consilia alta capiens,] who possesses high thoughts, 
 I proud. Trjs 6pdbj3ovXov &e/uXbbs alirv}iT]Td 7rat. P. V. 18. 
 Kiirvs, eld, v, adj. [altus, excelsus,] high, lofty, elevated. Aaot pep Qdipvdoval 
 ; irepl tttoXXv, alnv te Te~i*)(ds. Z. 326. SYN. Aliros, v\pr}Xbs, i)XifidTos, v\hr]pE(f)t)s t 
 [ ijpEjjibeis. 
 kLnvToSfOv, 6, P. N. [iEpytus,] a king of Arcadia. Ovfr tXdd' AItvtov kp naPTX 
 
 ^porw. Pind. 01. 6. 59^ 
 
w aipe Airr 
 
 A'LptaXs, ems, ?/, subst. [optio,] choice, election, option. ITotW, 7rpa5ee£oiv r 
 aiplaivT lpo\ bxbov. P. V. 777. SYN. 'EkXdyj), npoaiplaXsj 0eX??/m, c^x'/- 
 
 Alperos, >), fir, adj. [potior,] better, eligible, desirable. '6 ©e/iurrtkXtoi/s yap 
 davartis alpETWTE'pbs. Eq. 84. SYN/'Efacpfrfo, Enlpaarbs, evuralbs, evurbs, Znev- 
 
 Alpeoj, f. ^<rw, p. ijca, 2. a. eI\oi>, v. [capio^ convinco, occido,] to take, to seize,. 
 
 to convict, to vanquish, to kill. 2/rov tg yXikepoTo nEp\ <pp£vds fyuepos alp&t. 
 
 A. 89- SYN. Aivvjuat, api'Vfiai, Xafjfidvw, alpsbfiai, e^aipEouai, Xacjfyiai, 
 
 aXlffKb), KarciKpivw, K-partw, aipio, Kara/3aXXw, ayaiptw. 
 
 "A'ipds, a play upon the name Irus in the Odyss. 2. 72. *H ra^d T Ipos aVpfo 
 
 tnianauTov kXeos e£et. 
 Atpw, f. apw, p. ypKa, f. dpw, v. contract, ab deipw, [tollo, aufero,] to lift up,, 
 to extol, to carry away. "Hbrjnbb'' l£w biofidrtoy aipovrl pot. Hec. 951 • Syn. 
 'Enaipto, dvaipw, dvdtylpti), a/pew, ^epw, Kii'gw, 
 "Ais, tSos, o, subst. [orcus,] hell, the place of the dead, Pluto. EZ^bs spot 
 
 bwrjs, \pv%riv 5' Alibi KXvrbnwXa). II. 625. EPITH. See'AiS/j*. 
 Alcrdy rjs, fj, subst. [fatum,] fate, destiny. Ov yap ol rijS' al<ra (pXXwv dnb vootfcv 
 oXeadai. e. 113. SYN. Mo7pa, dvay/cr/, eifxapfXEvr], jjbpbs, nEnpwfJEvr), tcijp, rv^rj. 
 EPITH. Kdncj/, apyaXea, Xvypd, draffdaXos, a» ayfca<a, dfieiXX^bs, nbXvoTbvbs r 
 Kpdrepa, davarrjtyopos, nbXvTpbnbs, aoyZros, bXbrj, orvyep^. 
 A'Lffapds, ov, 6, P. N. [iEsarus, hodie Necete,] a river flowing through Crotona ; 
 likewise a river in Sicily 'AXX' dud, jueV jjlXv in Alaapoid vofievw, Theocr^ 
 4. 17. 
 At<r^7rds, ov, b, P. N. [iEsepus,] the name of a river in Lycia. TprjPtKos re, xal 
 
 A'icrrjnos, bios re ^Kauavbpbs. M. 21. EPITH. Bddvppbbs. 
 AipQavojjiai, f. aladriaoij.ai, p. fodrffiai, v. [sentio,] to be sensible of, to per- 
 ceive, to hear, to understand. Rat Kap0' brav 7rep tovvoji a'tod^rai to adv. 
 
 QE. C. 301. SYN. Noew, ytvwffiuo, fiavQdvio, ^nobEXpixai, (fipaCauai, aiw. 
 A'iadrjud, drbs, to, subst. [ipse sentiendi actus,] sensation, feeling. Aladrj/jd 
 
 m Iph. A. 1243. 
 A'tadrjals, eujs, i], subst. [sensus,] sense, feeling, sensation. Oc/ioc ro&' olbv 
 
 etnas' a'lffOrjais yap ovv. Eur. Electr. 292 SYN. NbrjaXs, uvveoXs, evvoid. 
 'A'iadu), v. [audio, expiro, exhalo,] to hear, to exhale. Ahrdp 6 Ovjjov d'ioQt 
 
 KaX ripvyiv, ws 6t£ Tavpbs. T. 403. SyN. "Aiw, dKovta, dnonpEU), eKnvetJ, dno- 
 
 ^/u)(w, etcXeinu). 
 A'iaXfids, ov, adj. [fatalis, decens, vid. Damm.] fatal, becoming. T£7re b' at- 
 
 cXfibv ^ctp 'A^atwj/. 0.72. SYN. Moipa~ios, fioipXbXds, elfjtapfjLfvds, 7T£7rp<y^e- 
 
 vos, evaiaXf-ws, EnXeia'is. 
 A'iaXos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [faustusj auspicious, fortunate. A'laXov, olos brj ov 
 
 befxas nal elbos dyrjTos. H. 375. SYN. Evar\f.ibs, evtv-^s, betyos, bXicaws, dya- 
 
 6os. 
 *A'Coow, iyr A'i£ ) to,"Y\Xxd, v. [ruo,] to rush, to rush out. 'Inndbduavrd & Ineird Kdd 
 
 Xnmov ataaovrd. T. 401. SYN. 'ILneiydfiai, Ena'taw, Etyopjudbt, ffnevbdjxai. 
 *A'iffTos, ov, 6 et {], adj. [evanidus, de medio sublatus,] whose fate is unknown, 
 
 unheard of. "VLiyeT aiarbs, dnvarbs, ifXo\ b' bbvvas te ybovs re. a. 242. SYN 
 
 'A<pdi>i]s, ayruHTTos, dbo^bs, ddXXos. 
 'AicFTow, f. wad), p. wra, v. [evanidum reddo,] to obliterate, to suppress. *Hs 
 
 ifi d'iar&aeidv 'OXv^nXd bojftdr i^ovTEs. v. 79' Syn. AidVorow, d<j)dvi£(a, 
 
 hXa(f)6eip(i), 
 *A'icrT(Dp, bpbs, 6 et i], adj. [imperitus,] unskilful, ignorant. "07rXwv ydp ovtcs- 
 
 Kai Harris d'tarbpES. Androni. 682. SYN. 'Abafifxiov, df.tddr}s, ayvutfuav* 
 AlffvriTrjs, ov, 6, P. N. [/Esyetes,] the father of Alcathous. "Ev& Alavrirab 
 
 diXorpE(j>EOS <})XXbv vlbv. N. 497. 
 A'iavXbs, ov, 6 et y, et aivvXbs, rj, bv, adj. [flagitiosus,] flagitious, wicked. 
 
 'AXX' alet x^Xtnos t e'irj, kclI airrvXd pE^oi. /3. 232. SYN. AbtKos, ndpdibfibs. 
 
 1 'AW« has the first syllable long ia Homer, but in the tragedians it is short. See Iph. A. 12. 
 
 1 
 
 > 
 
Airr aiti 2$ 
 
 Ahvurj, rjs et antiq. gen. rfiZv, rj, P. N. [Jisyma,] the name of a city in> 
 
 Thrace. ToVp' e£ Alaufxrjdev oirvidfiEvri teke urjrrjp. 0. 304. 
 Alovftrau, f. yew, p. »^d, v. [suuin cuique tribuo, regno,] to assign his own to 
 
 every one, to command, to rule, to govern. Trifxas Kplorros 7ra!d' os alovuvip 
 
 ^Qovos. Med. 19. SYN. w Apxto, fidaXXevu), dvaoGw, KOtpdvloi. 
 Alav/jtvy'iTrjs, ov, b y suhst. [certaminis curator, rex,] a president at the games, an 
 
 umpire, a king. "OvrXs k' ayp&v Tu>vhe yepairepos alavuv^TTjs* Theocr. 25. 48. 
 
 SYN. ' Ay (ovapx^s, (3pd{3evTrjS, irdpE~bpos, fidaXXevs, dva^. 
 Aiavuvds, ov, 6, P. N. [iEsymnus,] the name of a Grecian leader. Ai&vfivov r r 
 T f2pov te Kal 'liciroroov litvZyapjjidv. A. 303. 
 Alaxtvrjs, ov, 6, P. N. [iEsc nines,] an Athenian orator, the rival of Demosthenes. 
 
 Merd tovtov Aloylvris o2e\\ov Segcrcu. Arist. Vesp. 1245. EPITH. KeKpont- 
 
 brjs, voiifjiivos ai'Oed TleiOovs. 
 Alaxos, eos, to, subst. [probrum,] shame, disgrace, turpitude. Mapyotrvvp 
 
 e'i£aod' tX V ovk e/jov eWercu alamos* ApolL 3. 797* SYN. Aicy^' r\, drtf.ua, 
 
 airplTteid, oveibos, vflpXs. 
 AioxpoKepbeid, as, ^, subst. [turpe lucrum,] sordid gain. Ttf h' e/c Tvpavvvr 
 
 alGxpoKepbetav <pXXel. Antig. 1056. 
 AhxpdfjirjTls, ibds, b et >;, adj. [turpia consilia afferens,] suggesting wicked 
 
 counsel. Qpdoviei ydp alaxpourjus. Agam. 215. 
 AlaxpoTTOibs, ov, det >/, adj. [turpia perpetrans,] acting basely, base, shameful, 
 
 dishonourable. ''Yjpp,alaxpd-!roiE y Ka\TEKV(s)VfxXai(^dtE. Med. 1343. 
 Alfreds, a, ov, adj. [turpis,] base, shameful, dishonorable, ill-favored^ 
 
 2re/yw bl OdvaTU, bwpov ovk aicrypbv iroXei. Phcen. 1027. SYN. ' A<TXYifih>v r 
 
 bv<T€ib)]S, jjXdpos, fxvadpds, drtfxos, dvaibris, daepvos, dvaiaxyvros. 
 Alaxpovpyia, as, rj, subst. [improbitas,] villany. ibotu' dv opdws Matrdbiov 
 
 aiaypovpyXav. Bacch. 1060. SYN. KaKOVpyXa, TwvqpXa, KaKXa, uoydripXa. 
 Ai(7xpws, adv. [turpiter,] basely, shamefully, dishonorably. Atayjows ydp- 
 
 avrd, Kov bXicy Xd/3wi eyw. Philoct. 1234. 
 AlaxyXos, ov, b, P. N. [^Eschylus.] 'Eyw -yap Ala^yXov voul$to irp&rdv eV icoXri- 
 
 reus. Nub. 1366. E¥\TJi.^AypXd7roids, avdab 6 avoids, EpX~l3p£U£Trjs, <ro0os, $/>£- 
 
 voTEKTtov, Kou7rd(pdKEXopprifji(i}y t dwEpXXdXiiTos* PHR. 'E^wv d^dXiroy, axpaTESy 
 
 dnvXtorov otto fid. 
 Aiff-xyvrrip, rjpds, b, subst. [foeda perpetrans,] he who commits a foul crime, as 
 
 an adulterer. "Exet ydp aioyyvTTipos, ojs vofiov, bXK-qv. Choeph.988. 
 Al-xyvia, f. vvw, p. vynd, v. [pudefacio, pudorem injicio,] to make ashamed, tc* 
 
 disgrace. 2v b' a&av ovk ovadv aiayyveis -noXXv. CE. C. 9%9* SYN. Kdrcu- 
 
 ayyvu, KdQvfipi£to, Xvfiaivouai, dTifxa£<*r. 
 Alffxvvdfjtai, v. [me pudet, revereor,] to be ashamed, to respect. 'EX/ctyueVa* 
 
 bZ KEXovraX' syw 5' alaxyvoual ejjnrrjs. a, 12. SYN. Aibsofjiai, h'TpEiroftat^ 
 
 euTracdfxai, aCdfiai. 
 A'io-ojv, bvbs, b, P.N. [^Eson,] the father of Jason, A'/ow av ulyd brj rt bvodfi- 
 
 fibpos' 7]te oX %ev. Apoll. 1. 253. 
 A'iaonds, ov, 6, P. N. [iEsopus,] Esop. 'Ev TolffXv Alawtrov Xoyois k^Evpidry^ 
 
 Pax 129. 
 AItew, f. rjcrio, p. qua, v. [peto,] to ask, to desire, to demand. Alretsd & alrelsy 
 
 T&fi eclv OeX^s Eur]. CE. R. 2 1 6. SyN. 'A7rai7-£«, E7raiT£(*>, irdpdtTEOfxai, bidfiaty, 
 
 irdpaKaXEh), Eptordu), afroo), Epdjuai, XnrdpEU). 
 'AlrriSy ov, b, subst. [petitor, amasius,] a suitor, a lover. Irepyere b' vufiES^ 
 
 d'CraX' 6 ydp Oeos olbi bXKa$eu>. Theocr. 23. 63. 
 AlrXa, as, fj, subst. [causa, culpa,] a cause, a motive, a fault, an accusation,, 
 
 a legal contention. Trjv b' ovv ekcivm 7rds ris alrlav veucl. Aj. 28. SYN. 
 
 'A(j>opfjifi, btdfioXrj, dyiov, bXtcrj, airXafAa. 
 AirXafid, drbs, to, subst. [criminatio,] an accusation, a charge. Holy Xdfiwv 
 
 ae Zeiss eV airtd/udrt* P. V. 194. SYN. Atria, Xd/3>), ve/je<tXs, duaprr]fxd f Kdrr\- 
 
 yopXa, eyKXrjfxd. 
 AlriddfjLat, v. [incuso, culpo,] to accuse, to blame. '12 ylpdv, aXXbre fxiw at 
 
30 AITI AKAA 
 
 Km aiTtaaaOat dvioyd. K. 120. $YN. 'EymXew, Karrjybpew, hiwKto, kpipw, 
 
 bXd(3aX\io, fiefA(j)djj.ai, kuki^io, bpeibi^w, fiavicaivu). 
 
 Ahiciio, f. Xaio, p. inn, v. [mendico,] to beg, to ask. BovXercu alrl£iop fioaneiv 
 
 i)p yaaTep' dvaXrop. p. 228. SYN. Atrcw, 7ttoj(T(71o, irriox^vto, £7ratrew, rrpbtrai- 
 
 TElt). 
 
 A'lTtds, Xa, Xbp, adj. [auctor,] who deserves blame, the author or cause of any 
 
 thing, lot b' ovtl fxvr)(TT?]p£s 'A^atwv aiuot elaXp. /3. 87. SYN. 'E7rat'rto 
 
 /uejU7rros, avoids, vTrevdvrbs. 
 AItvtj, tjs, fj, P. N. [/Etna,] a mountain in Sicily. Airva, fidrep epa, Kf/yu> 
 
 koXop dvrpbv evoiKio. Theocr. 9« 15. EPTTH. ^LXKeXi), t)vejj.bea(rd, TrbXvbevbpebs, 
 
 vXipbeaad, i]Xl(odrbs, TtvpiaraKTbs, TpXtcdp-qvos, TrvpX rv(j>bfxeP7]. For a description 
 
 of iEtna see Call, in Del. 141. et Pind. Pyth. 1. 38. 
 AirujXids et AlrtaXds, ov, 6, P. N. [iEtolus,] iEtolian. Tpij^oy t alxfir)Trjp 
 
 AItioXXop, Ohbjmdop re . E. 706. See also Phcen. 134. 
 Al(f)vibids, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [repentinus,] sudden. AltyrXbXop ObpvfievoXp e(j>iardjxepai 
 
 /meXebioPai. Theocr. 21.6. SYN. 'E^aiippXbXbs, efycnrlvaibs, dboKijrbs, o£vs. 
 AixnaZio, f. derw, p. dud, [vibro,] to brandish, to dart, to throw. "Evbbp 
 
 al^iia^eiv, ndrpajov b' oXfiop obbev av^dvetp. Pel's. 755. See also A. 324. 
 
 SYN. 'Akopti^io, ayKv\l£ojj.ai, (3dXXio, Kpdbatrio, Tiraaau), pt7TTio, a7toppi7rrto, 
 
 7rdXXw, actio. , 
 
 Alxfjd\<i}riKds f r), oV, adj. [captivus,] taken captive. "Afap' bb/uois yap Tolob 
 
 ev ai^/jLaXwriKols. Troad. 87 ' • 
 A<'xj"a\wris, Xbbs, fj, subst. [captiva,] a female captive, a prisoner, le rot top 
 
 etc rrjs alxH&XiOTibos Xeyio. Aj. Fl. 1228. 
 AlxpaXwros, ov, 6 et fj, subst. [bello captus, captivus,] a prisoner of war, 
 
 a captive. 'eXepij, vo/Jiiadeia ai^ftdXwros epbXnios. Troad. 35. SYN. Aopt- 
 
 Xr]7rrds, bbpvdXtorbs, bopiKTrjrbs. 
 At'XP/j V s > *i> suDs t' [cuspis,] the point of a spear or dart. Ovo' epptfep x<*XkoV, 
 
 dpeyvcifji^di] be oX alxpt'h H. 259. SYN. 'Akuo), XoyxVi « K ')> atc/jr]. EPITH. 
 "AayeTos, bpd(j)£pjj, dnrjprj, o^eld, ojopX^ios, rpiyXxxpbs, Kapx&pbbovs, 6dpdTrj(f)bpbs, 
 
 €fj,7rvpds, y(aX K oj3dpr]s. 
 Alxf*v ets » wrds, 6, adj. [bellicosus,] warlike, fond of war. Top aixn«epra 
 
 Bovpup evpa-Tfipd. Pers. 137- 
 AIxwttjs, ov, 6, [bellator,] a warrior. Tprjxop r' alxfi^T))v AItwXXop, OIpo/jluop 
 
 re. E. 706. 
 AJxLd, adv. [statim, repente,] quickly, promptly. 1 Anpd toX alpd xeXairbp 
 
 eptorjcrei nepX hovpl. A. 303. SyN. A'i(j)Pr)s, e^aiipprjs, cKppws. 
 Alxprjpos, a, dp, adj. feeler,] quick, swift, prompt. Al-^rjpos be nopos k-pvtpoid 
 
 yooid. b. 103. SYN. Aai\pr}pus, Taxvs, dobs. 
 AlxprjpbKeXevdbs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [velociter gradiens,] proceeding rapidly. 'Ap- 
 
 yevTrjp Zecpvpop, Bop€?/v r aliprjpbKeXevdbp. Hes. Theog. 379« 
 ^AXw, v. [audio, inteliigo,] to hear, to understand. Ovk diets, ws Tpuie's £7rt 
 
 dpiov/jLu) TtebXuib. K. l6o. See also (E. C. 308. Syn. 'akovw, kXvo). 
 Aicbp, tiros, 6, subst. [sevum, vita,] an age, life, the duration of man's life. 
 
 Avrdp eirriP brj top ye XXirrj \pvx>l re icaX altbp. H. 453. SYN. Bibs. EPITH. 
 
 * Ajifipbrbs, drep/uiop, dbahpvs, yXvKvs, fidpvs, fxaKpbs, fiopaXfJos, [MPVpddbXos, 
 
 XevydXebs, 7rbXv)ipdrbs, uXbXbs, Xepbs, ctfMpXXdipris. 
 AhopXbs, ov, 6 et r/, et aliovXbs, Xa, Xbp, adj. [sempiternus,] perpetual, eternal. 
 
 Ads /mot 7rap6evXr}p aliopXbp dirnd, <pvXd<j<jeip. Call, in Dian. 6. Syn. see in 
 
 Epith. to Alibp. 
 Aliopeio, f. r/ffio, p. rjKd, v. [attollo, suspendo,] to raise into the air, to suspend. 
 'AKdfidrots reiios fiep einaTdbbv ijiopelrio. Apoll. 4. l687« SYN. AVpw, e\atpio, 
 
 aliopi£io, £7ra( pio. 
 'AKabrfpTa, as, fj, P.N. [Academia,] a place in the suburbs of Athens, particularly 
 
 famous for Plato's school of philosophy. 'AXX' els 'Axabrji-uap Kartwp into 
 
 rots [ibpiats dTrbdpefas. Arisloph. Nub. 1005. 
 
 1 This word, so common in Homer, docs not occur in the dramatic writers. 
 
AKA0 AKAP 3L 
 
 'AKadaprds, ov, 6 et \], adj. [inipurus,] impure, unclean. "A^dQaprdv ifxds duos 
 
 i)v ovrws Iqv. CE. R. 256. 
 'Atcaiva, et Ion. aKaivij, rjs, //, idem quod duaydd, subst. [spina, virga pastoralis,] 
 a thorn, a goad, a whip, a measuring-rod ten feet long. 'EpydrXvtjs ojs ris re 
 UeXaayXbX vvaolv aKatvrj. Apoll. 3. 1322. SYN. Keyrpoy, (jovnXr)%, fiowey- 
 rpoy, pafibov. 
 'Axaipos, ov, 6 et >;, adj. [inopportunus,] ill-timed, out of season. 'H^ly jnev 
 
 'Ep/Ltijs ovk aKaipa ^aiyerai. P. V. 1035. SYN. JJapdnaipos, duopos, droTros. 
 'AmKi/atds, ov, b, adj. [nihil mali faciens,] an epithet of Mercury; perhaps 
 given to him from a town in Arcadia, called Akakerion, founded by Akakos. 
 "OttXci fjilv 'Epfielrjs 'Awkv/o-tos, avrdp 'AiroXXiov. Call, in Dian. 143. 
 'AKaa'jrrjs, ov, 6, et Poet. 'Am^rd, subst. [nihil mali faciens,] a harmless 
 person, an epithet of Mercury and Prometheus. 'Epfxeius dfcdfO/m- ndpey be 
 oi ayXddv vldy. il. 10. SYN. 'A/cdKos, aminos. 
 'AKaXappelrrjs, ov, 6, adj. [leniter fluens,] gently flowing. 'E£ dKdXappeirad j3d- 
 
 Ovppdov '[Ikeo-voIo. H. 422. SYN. 'llovyws peuiy. 
 'AmA>/07/, rjs, f], subst. [urtica,] a nettle, a thorn or prickle, a shell-fish. Ti)v 
 
 aica\7](pr)v cupeXecrdai. Vesp. 884. SYN. Kyibrj, dicavQd. 
 *AtcdXv7TTds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [non tectus,] not covered or concealed. 'AKdXv7rrdy 
 
 ovrit) beiKvvvai, to fJirjTe yjy, CE. R. 1427. SYN. AijXds. 
 'Atcdfias, avrds, b, P. N. [Acamas.] "Ey& 'AKafxas Ffpo/jd^oi/ ¥>olujtX6v ovrdoe 
 hovpX. H. 476. EPITH. Waldbrjs, rjXdeds, EnieiKeXds aQdydrotoX, duos rjyrjTijp 
 Tpwioy. 
 'AKdfxas, avros, et aKa/jidTds, ov, 6 et rj, et 8s, rj, 8v, adj. [indefessus,] unwearied, 
 indefatigable. "A<pdXr8v, aicd/udray t\ Antig. 339. Syn.^Akjio/s-, dK07rXaar8s, 
 arpvTos, dfioyQos, doKvos, dretpijs, laxypos. 
 'AKdfxavrdbETds, ov, 6 et >;, adj. [adamantinus,] adamantine, as hard as adamant. 
 
 Tiovotalv bd — fjtevr dKdfxavToberois. P. V. 433. 
 'AKdfj.avrdX6yx'n s > ov > 0, adj. [indefessus hasta,] unwearied in fighting with the 
 
 spear, a powerful warrior. *H J,7rap7u>y dicdfxarToXoyxay. Pind. Isth. 7. 13. 
 ^Kd/uavTd/LLdxrjs, ov, 6, adj. [indefessus pugna,] unwearied in battle. Zrjvos 
 
 viol rpels dKdfxavrdfxdxai. Pind. Pyth. 305. 
 'AKdnavTonovs, dbds, 6 et //, [pedibus indefessus,] whose feet are unwearied. 
 "Xjivov opQiooais, dudfiavToTrdboji'. Pind. Olymp. 3. 5. 
 
 'AKaficnrTos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [qui flecti nequit,] inflexible, rigid. 'AW apprjKTus 
 aKa/jLTTTos ebvadrd veioQl yalrjs. Apoll. 1. 63. SYN. dreyKros, CKXrjpds, drepd- 
 fxo)p, drepajuvos. 
 'AKavdd, as, ?/, subst. [spina, spina dorsi, diffieultas,] a thorn, the back bone; 
 troubje, difficulty, a subtle question. N0j> Xd fiey tydpeoire fidroi, <p8peoire & 
 aKCLvQcti. Theocr. 1. 132. SYN. IkwXos, aKdXrjtyrj, dirdpXa. EPITH."Arpi7rros, 
 bpdKOvreia, Kpdvdrj, d£etd, 7tvkXvij, (TTvyepij, o^vedetpds, 6t,vr8fx8s. 
 'AxavdXds, ov, 6, P. N. [Acanthius,] an inhabitant of Acanthus, an Acanthian. 
 Tijbe 1,du)V 8 At/cw^os, 'AkcivQXos 'lepos v7rvos. Call. Ep. 10. 1. 
 AkcivOXs, Xbos, ii, subst. [carduelis,] a linnet. "A.eibov icopvboi KaX dKavdXbes, 
 effTeve rpvywv. Theocr. 7- 141. SyN. 'AxaXavOXs. 
 
 AkclvQos, ov, 6, subst. [acanthus,] brank-ursine, or bear's breech, the acanthus. 
 TlavTd & afxtyi berras 7repX7re7TTdrai vypos dtcavBos. Theocr. 1. 55. EPITH. 
 fxdXaKos. 
 
 AKapys, ids, 6 et ff, adj. [brevis, individuus,] short, brief, inseparable. FvfAvos 
 Bvpa£? e^eneaoy tv dudpei "Xpovo). Plut. 244. SYN. JSpdxys, oXXyo^pdrXos , 
 fjXi'vrddbXos, 
 
 Atcapma, as, 1), subst. [sterilitas,] sterility, barrenness. M/;r' dKapmay. Eum. 
 JS04. 
 
 AKap-KiGTos, ov, u et i], adj. [infructuosus, sterilis,] unfruitful, sterile, barren. 
 'f-eo dKapirlarw iribXwy. Phoeu. 217* SYN. 'Ayoyos, dfopos, arpvytrds, oret- 
 pds, dxapTTos. 
 
32 AKAP AKH 
 
 'AKupTrws, adv. [sine fructu,] without fruit, fruitlessly. Vfjs (55' uKap7rojs Kadws 
 
 e<pdapfievr)s. CE. R. 254. 
 'Afc<5p7r<yrds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [ex quo nullus fructus percipitur,] from which no 
 
 fruit is derived. "H irov vivos rUas dKup-rruTOp x^f iv ' Aj« ^1. W§* Syn* 
 
 'Aviivvtqs. 
 'AfcatTKaws, a, op, adj. [lenis,] soft, pleasing. 'Ako.okclT.ov h' dyaXfxd tvXovtov, 
 
 Agam. 718. See Bl. in the place quoted. 
 'AKarafiXriTds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [non dejiciendus,] not to be overthrown, invin- 
 cible. Top aKurajSXtjTov Xoyop. Lys. 65. SYN. 'Apik^tos, dfidxos, dpvn&p- 
 
 fiXr)Tos. 
 'Araros, ov, 6 et n, subst. [genus navigii actuarii,] a sort of light vessel or boat. 
 
 'Avd be Xtxityos &s tXs clkcltov Odds. Orest. 335. (Pseon. trim.) Epith. 'EpdXXa, 
 
 TrovToirdpds, A.rjdaia. 
 'AKdyiw, 'AKd^tciio, et 'Afcd^w. v. [tristitia afficio,] to grieve, to afflict. Nv/x- 
 
 <f>Xov, oore ddvojv betXovs dudyrive Totcfjds. y ¥. 223. SYN. 'AXyvpoj, audio, 
 
 \viT£(0. 
 
 'A/ca)(/i£>'os, rj f op, adj. [acutus, ab inusitato d*:ac?w, acuo. Vid. Damm. c. 
 1294.,] sharp, pointed. YAXtrd 5' <xXkX\\op ey%ds t dKa^hdv 6$eX xoXkg). a. 99- 
 SYN. QrjKTos, 6%vs, KEKopvO/jterdSj Tedrjy^evds. 
 
 "AKeXevvTos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [injiissus,] unbidden. Adx&p re KciKeXevoTos ^X0' 
 zvavrXos. Aj. Fl. 1284. SYN. AvroKeXevards, anXr)Tos, ov iceXevadeis. 
 
 'AcevrrjTos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [non stimulis excitatus,] not requiring the goad. 
 'ak€ptt)tov kv bpo^ioiaX 7rdp£^wv. Pind. Olymp. 1. (double dochmiac.) 
 
 'AKedfiai, f. eadjiai et riotifiai, poet, diceidfxai, v. [sano, medicor, medeor,] to cure, 
 to heal. 'AXXd ov itep /not, aval;, robe Kaprepdp eXicos dKeooai. IT. 523. SYN. 
 'E^d^cw, dXdu), iaofiai, vyXoto, larpevto, vyXcicih), depaTrevio . 
 
 'AKipaids, ov, 6 et %, adj. [sincerus, illaesus, innocens,] unmixed, harmless, pure, 
 innocent. 'AKepatds, dP€TrXXr)7rrdp tjoktjkus fiXov. Orest. 912. SYN.^Ayvds, 
 duaKos, udddpos, d~KrjpaTds, anXdds, vyh'/s. 
 
 ^Anipbeid, as, fj, subst. [detrimentum,] loss, damage, disadvantage. A^tVrd/xaf 
 -aicepheiq. XiXoyxZv- Pind. Olymp. 1. 84. 
 
 "A.Kepbrjs, eds, 6 et //, adj. [non lucrosus, damnosus,] not advantageous, un- 
 profitable, hurtful. 'AKepbrj x^P LV fJLeT&axptfii ttojs. CE. C. 1484. (double 
 dochm.) 
 
 A.K€poeicdiJTis, ov, o, adj. [intonsus,] having the hair uncut or unshorn, an epi- 
 thet applied to Apollo. $o7/3ds aKepoeKdjjrjs, r/b' "ApTEfjXs ld)(eaipd. Y. 39* 
 SYN. AKOVpos. 
 
 ^AKeafid, et dkiz/ud, arcs, to, subst. [medela,] restoration to health, a cure, a re- 
 medy. 'Ebeild Kpaaets i]7rX(t)v dKeofxdrojp. P. V. 49I. See also O. 394. SYN. 
 "laoXs, Tcifid, IctTtipXdp, Qepdireid, tydpfidnov, dicds, iarpeld. 
 
 ^AtceaTYip, rjpds, 6, subst. [medicus et metaph. domitor,] a physician, a tamer. 
 "ImroioiP top dtceoTijpd x&Xipov. CE. C. 714. 
 
 ^AKeorwp, opos, 6, subst. [medicus,] a physician. 7 ft <I>o7/3' dKeoTwp, nrindTwv 
 boirjs XvoXp. Androm. 900. See also CE. C. 714. 
 
 'A/ceards, ?}, op, adj. [sanabilis,] curable, that may be cured. 'AW dKewfiedd 
 Qdaaop* dKeoTal TOitypepeseadXiJJv. N. 115. 
 
 1 AK€<r([>dpds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [medelam arTerens,] salutary, healing. Top fxkv Qdpd- 
 aX/dor, top & dKeotyopov voawp. Ion. 1 024. SYN. iravoXix opos, vyieuos, ffoir»/- 
 pXds. 
 
 % AKe(o, f. law, p. icd, v. [prae stupore sileo ; v. Maltb.] to be silent through amaze- 
 ment. K.€ipovs k elodpoojp dKtois. Apoll. 1.765. SYN. ^Tw7rdw, yavxdcit). 
 
 'AKEtop, adv. [tacite,] silently, softly. 'AW d/ceW baipvode Kdd>]alpoXi}E dvpaie. 
 <j). 89. Syn. 'Akyjp, which see. 
 
 'ak*/, Dor. 'Am, pro T Hm, adv. [placide,] mildly, gently, '[is dp eenrep' dtcd b\ 
 Pyth. 4. 278. (Dactyl, dim. hypercat.) Syn. Upaws, y<ri>x r i> v^'X^ 5 * vp^^h 
 evfjiEpCbs. 
 
AKHA AKAH 33 
 
 s Ah^et<i, as, >), subst. [incuria] carelessness, negligence. Mrjbs [x dK^betyaty 
 
 d(popfiiidr}Te \17r6vTES. Apoll. 2. 219- SYN. 'FaOvfiXa. 
 'AKybeaTos, ov, 6 et r\, adj. [non curatus, insepultus,] neglected, unburied. Nou 
 
 /uev akijbecrrov yaltj epX rovye XXtcovtes. A poll. 2. 151. SYN. 'AvirovbaaTds, 
 
 arrj/ueXrjTds, ajjeXifiels, ddairrds. 
 'AKrjbeu), f. era et i)au), p. rjKa, v. [non euro,] not to care for, to neglect. 2av- 
 
 rov & aia'ibei bvoTvxpvvrbs, ws eya>. P. V. 517* SYN. 'A/jeXew, dXXytopEd). 
 'Ak-rjbys, eds, 6 et ?/, adj. [nullam exbibens curam,] careless, neglectful, safe, 
 
 secure. '[IXeto' rbv bs yvvalKES dicrjbEES ov ko/ueovgi. p. 3 ip. SYN. 'AjjleXtjs, 
 
 d/uEpifjitds, dXvntis, didvbvvds. 
 'A/o/X^ros, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [non deliniendus,] which cannot be softened, im- 
 placable, untractable. lot be tls kv arrideooXv ckyjXrjros rods koTt. K. 329. 
 
 SYN, 'A7Ti7v?}s, ajj.ei\iKTOs, bitvds, ffKXqpds, -^dXETrds, aKoXavrds. 
 'Akyiv, adv. [silenter, quiete,] silently, without speaking, "lis tya-d'* ol b' apd 
 
 iravrss d.Ki)v EyEVOVTd (riwirrj. H. 92. SYN. 2<yd, aiyrj, i)av)(ios, aXuyiry, %na, 
 
 aKEUJV. 
 
 'AKtiparos et aicrjpaaXds, ov, 6 et *), adj. [purus, non mixtus,] pure, unmixed, 
 
 unadulterated. 'AK^oarov re fitirpos aypias and. Pers. 620. SYN. 'AKEpaids, 
 
 Kadapos, afdapros, dndQip, dQavdrds. 
 %ei)pXds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [illaesus, exanimis, leto non obnoxius,] lifeless, heartless. 
 
 Ovte tX fie bios 'iax € t dKiipXov, ovre rXs oKvds. E. 817» SYN. "A^v^os, ddvfids, 
 
 aiCEpatds, a(3Xdfi))s, dQavdrds. 
 "AKyjpvKTds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [non denunciatus, incelebris,] who is not pro- 
 claimed or announced, not distinguished. 'IdXadv' ov yap a&fx dnr]pvKTdp robs. 
 
 Ion. 90. Syn. "AkXetis. 
 'AKtbrds, rj, dv, adv. [infirm us,] weak, feeble, infirm. "AXXos uev yap t elbds 
 
 dKibvdTEpos TTEXeXavyp. Q. l6$. SYN. "Abpdvt)s, 6.(t6ev>)s, dtcinvs. 
 Akucvs, vds, 6 et y), adj. [sine viribus,] imbecile, weak, infirm. Kainlp ukikvs 
 
 iojy, el% apd KijbEjxdvds. Theocr. Ep. 11.6. SYN. 'AfiXrjxptis, dbvvdros, dmb- 
 
 vds, aadEvi)s. 
 'Advbwds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [periculi expers,] free from danger, safe, secure. 
 
 ^.tyfjs aKtvbvvov ylpds. Simon. 152. Syn. 'Ac^dX^s, dKrjbijs, dfiEpifxvds. 
 'AKivrjTos, ov, b et fj, adj. [immotus,] which cannot be moved, immovable. 
 
 Ueoiov dnelrat, yu^S' didvrjTOV nZXet, Antig. 1027* SYN. * Arpenrds, arpEfxrjs, 
 
 arpeards. 
 'akXos, ov, 6 et >^, adj. [vermibus non obnoxius,] not liable to be eaten by worms. 
 
 Ad(pvr)s 5' r) nriXETis dtcXwrdroX toro/Sdi/es. Hes. Op. 433. SYN."A00a)Oros. 
 'AicXpds, a, dv, adj. [ignavus, nihil agens,] slothful, idle. Ov yap els dxXpios ovb' 
 
 es depyws kev ZfioXXdjLtav. Theocr. 28. 15. 
 'AkXs., xbds, »/, subst. [cuspis,] the point of a dart or spear. 'AtcXbas 6' t^amE 
 
 KvxpXs. Anacr. 45. 5. Syn. Atyjuj), d/v-w/s.77, dici), fiZXds, dKwv. 
 AKXxvTds, ov, 6 et y), adj. [quern assequi vel comprehendere nequeas,] unattain- 
 able, incomprehensible, inscrutable, "Lump, vvv ov jiev tobeOEeis, duXypiTd bXw- 
 
 kwv. P. 75. 
 AicXavGTds, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [inderletus,] unlamented. M?^ }x aKXavardv, 
 
 dda7rrdv, X<ht> otcXQev KaraXeiiretv. X. 72. SYN. 'Avoi/uioKTOs, dbaKpvros, dyoos. 
 :AkXe))s, et aKXetfjs, ids, 6 et »;, adv. [inglorius,] inglorious, base. "HjievoX avQX 
 i eKaaroX da)pXoX, clkXees avrws. H. 100. See also M. 318. SYN. 'Abo^ds, 
 
 drifxds, drrrjfids, d(f)dnjs, vwiv/iids, dvojvv/jos, bv<ry£vi)s, buaxXEfjs, dio'ipvKTds. 
 AnXews, et clkXeiujs, adv. [sine gloria,] ingloriously. Nvv ^e pXv dicXeiws "Ap- 
 I vviaX dvrjpelxpavrd. a. 241. See also Orest. 786. 
 
 [AicXrjpds, ctaKXrjpioTds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [exsors, pauper,] without share or lot, 
 1 poor. 'AvbpX nap' clkXyip^, J pit) fitdros ttoXvs eir). X. 'l&Q. See also Olymp. 
 l | 7* 108. SYN. 'ATroKXrjpds, ciKTrffiojy, dvoXfids, dndpds, tcevyis, tttw^os, ei^£>/s, 
 ' djuoipds. 
 
 AkXyjcttos [Attic], et atcXeiffTds, ov,6 et >;, adj. [non clausus,] not shut, open. 
 ; Kai dvpas Eyuiv duXtjoTOjis ry deXovrXb^fudT^v. Iph. A. 340. 
 
 Pros. Lex. E 
 
34 AKAH AKOA 
 
 'AfcXrjrfis, ov, 6 et f}, adj. [non vocatus,] uncalled, uninvited. Alas, tX ttivS 
 
 dnXr\Tos ovff vtt dyyeXiov. Aj. Fl. 289- 
 "AkXv<ttos, ov, 6 et fi, et rj, ov, adj. [undis non agitatus,] not tossed by the waves. 
 
 AvXXv duXverav. Iph. A. 121. SYN. TdXrjvXds. 
 ^AKfAactu), f. aw, p. d»ca, v. [aetate vigeo,] to be in the vigor of age, to be time. 
 
 'AKfiaSei fipereiov e^eaQai. Sept. Theb. 98. SYN. 0dX\w, rjfidw, ved£w, eu- 
 
 Brjveu), icryyio, Kpdrvvdfiai, 
 "Ak/zcuos, a, 6v, adv. [vigens, tempestivus,] who is in the prime of life, florishing. 
 
 "H/jtfs aKfiaias, icai tov efyfiov xpo>«. Sept. Theb. 11. 
 ""Aiefji)], rjs, rj, subst. [" acies. ev aKfxrj dicutitur esse omnia, cum sunt in summa 
 
 vi, optima conditione. ^Ak/jlti etiam cum genitivo usurpatur eodem sensu 
 
 atque epyov, tcatpus, ayiov." Cf. Hederic. et Maltbeium.] the edge or point 
 
 of any thing, occasion, opportunity, an instant. Aeivd be Syjcreibdv dtcpd. \ 
 
 CE. C. 1066. SYN. Kaipos, evKaipXa, al-^/uf]. 
 ^AKfiijvos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [valde vegetus,] florishing, in the vigor of life. "Ak 
 
 fi-qvos, OaXedwv' 7rdyJrros 6' r)v, yvre kiojv. $. ipi. SYN. Ei/0dXf)s, clk fxd$,MV , 
 
 yevvalos, upends. 
 "Aicprji'ds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [" est ayevaros Ka\ vTivtis, ab aKfiff qu. ap. jflEolas 
 
 aaiTiav denotat. Damra. c. 1123." CI. Maltb. jejunus, cibo aut potu egens,] 
 
 fasting, hungry, thirsty. Ol-^ovrai fxerd beiizvov, d & aKjj.r}vos tcaX cnraaTos. 
 
 T. 346. SYN. 'Ao-tros, yX/eryjoos, vfjarXs, j'r/crrevwi'. 
 ^Atc/jijs, fjrds, et uK/xrjTds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [indefessus,] unwearied, not tired, 
 
 fresh. <&aii]s k aKfxfjTas teat dreipeds uXXiiXoktiv. O. 6$7- SYN. 'AKajjidrbs, 
 
 affords, dreipys. 
 ^AKfidderov, ov, to, subst. [incudis basis,] the base of an anvil. STjkev ev clk/jo- 
 
 dero) filyav aKfxova yevro be %€tpX. X. 4?j6. 
 'Akjkov, bvbs, 6, subst. [incus,] an anvil. See m^AtcfiddeTdv. Epith. XdXneds, 
 
 j3dpvybov7ros, bvcnceXdbbs, ArjfXvXds, (rfvprjXdros. 
 ^AKvaiMTos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [cui resisti non potest,] which cannot be resisted or 
 
 bent, inflexible. XdpeaaXv i) (3ovXa~is dKvajunrrois. Pind. Pyth. 4. 128. 
 ^Akv^otXs, ids et eojs, fj, subst. [" spina dorsi in quadrupedibus." Vid. Damm.] 
 
 the back-bone in quadrupeds. Kdr anvrjaTtv fxead vGwd. k. l6l. Syn. Td- 
 
 •)(ls, kXovXs. 
 'ako/), fjs, //, et poet, dicovri, subst. [auditus, auris, fama,] the sense of hearing, 
 
 hearing, fame, report. Rapfidpov ojs diwdv ebdrjv, ebdrjv vdr ev oikois. Phoen. 
 
 833. SYN. Qi/s, (jtflfirj, Xdyos, dyyeXia, atcpdafjid. EPITH. T$dpvirei6>)s, aairovbos, 
 
 bdfj/jiojv, Tep-rrvy, acpdXepa. 
 'AKoifiriTos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [pervigi!,] very watchful. Nu/x0at aKolftrfrot beival 
 
 Beat dy potwrais. Theocr. 1 3. 44. §YN.^Aypv7rvds, dvirvos, d7ravaros. 
 'Atcoivtijvrjrds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [non communicatus,] not communicative, unso- 
 ciable. 'AKOirojvijTdv evvav avbpds. Androm. 47 J. SyN. 'A/jlktos. 
 'AKoir-qs, ov, o, subst. [commune cubile habens, maritus,] a bed-fellow, a hus- 
 band. Ket7-tti ev aXyeatQvjibs, eireX (j)iXov &Xe<j dtcoirrjv. (j). 88. SYN. Eu- 
 
 varrjp, av£vyds, ydfxerrjs, 7rdpdKoirr}s, cvvdopos, avi)p dvepos, dvrjp ctvbpos, ttooXs, 
 
 evverrjs, ydjjiijXXds. 
 'AkoitXs, Xbos, fj, subst. [uxor,] a wife. 'Avbpbs eweir &(j>eXXdv d/xelvdios elvaX 
 
 dtcoirXs. Z. 350. Sy>?. Tlapd^oirXs, evvdreipd, d\d)(ds, yvvij, ydfxerij, evverXs, 
 
 cvyydfios, bdfidp, avXXeKrpos, avvevvds, avvaopos, d/JoXeKTpos yvvj). EPITH. 
 
 'AfjLVfjiwv, alboia, ddXipa, Ov/uijprjs, (pXXr], o/uofpwv, £,evr), yevvaia, oio<ppit)v, a6XXa s 
 
 Kdo), xprjaTri, dvocrXos, eoQXii. 
 'AKoXaoraivu), f. dvoj, p. ayra, v. [petulanter seu licenter ago,] to behave with 
 
 great petulance, to live licentiously. 'AicdXaaTaveirZ, Kovbeir(a yvojaeoQ' otX. 
 
 Av. 1227* SYN. , E^vj3plc,u), dra/crew, daeXyeio, daeXyaivw, aa-xrjfjovebj. 
 'AKdXavros, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [infemperans,] intemperate, licentious, profligate. 
 
 'AKoXaarov ea-^e yXdjtradv, alayjarr\v vbaov. Or. 10. SYN.^AKpdn/s, Xayvbs, 
 
 daeXyrfs, fuct^Xos, fio\Qripbs. 
 'AKbXostOv, b t subst. [frustum, panis,] a piece of bread. Alrl^mv dKoXovs, ovk 
 
AKOA AKOY 35 
 
 .abpds, ovt& Xefiijrds. p. 222. SyN. "Aprils, uKOffrt), fipiofxa, Zbubi), ebrjrvs, 
 
 4/io juds. 
 'AKoXoudew, f. r)aru), p. tjkci, v. [sequor,] to follow, to accompany. 01 & fjicdXov- 
 
 Qovv kcltotvXv koTEtyavitijJLevoi. Plut. 757* SYN. 'Enufiai, dirrjhtu), blwKw, bfxap- 
 
 Ttu>, TzapaKbXovQeii), ovtanokovdeu), (rvpb/uapTEU), ovv (rXvos) /itbXelv nobX, 
 'AkoXovOus, ov, 6 et ?/, [pedissequus,] a follower, a footman. To7s dKbXovdois 
 
 b&nev oio$.€lv. Pax 730. SYN. 'Oirabbs, a.jj.(j)X7rbXbs, dEpdrrw, b/uiXr)rr)s, bXd- 
 
 kovos, avi'bbonrbpbs. 
 'AKuXvjuflds, ov, 6 et y/, adj. [natandi inseius,] incapable of swimming. Ovrio 
 
 yap irvi^avTES ev vbdol rovs axoXv/jfiovs. Batrach. 157. 
 'AKOfitoTia, as, »/, et Ionic, antiq. dKojuicrrlr), 1 rjs, ry, subst. [neglectus,] neglect, 
 
 negligence. *H i]br) fxoX bXeaoev dXr] r aKofxiarir) te. $. 284. SYN. 'AicrjbXa. 
 'AKuinraards, et aKOfjaros, ov, 6 et //, adj. [alienus a jactantia,] not boastful, 
 
 unostentatious, modest. Ov ji))v dKOjuiraoros y d(f>(ardrai nvXais. Sept. Theb. 
 
 534,. See also Sept. Theb. 550. 
 'AKopxpos, gv, 6 et r), adj. [non loquax, simplex, callidi et arguti sermonis haud 
 
 peritus,] no able speaker. 'Eyw b'dKOfA^bs els b)(Xov bovvat Xbybv. Hipp. 990. 
 . SyN.^AttXoos, diretpoKaXos, evr)&r)s, evreXrjs, aKoa/ubs, (j)avXbs. 
 'Akovyj, t)s, j], subst. [cos,] a whetstone. HaXKobafiay dkbPav. Pind. Isthm. 6. 
 
 106. SYN. Qtiydvr}. EPITH. Alyvpa. 
 'Akovti£(o, f. taw, p. LKdi v. [jaculor,] to throw a dart, to shoot. "H rev duov- 
 
 riacrat, rje oylbbv 6pfjir)dfjvai. N. 559« SYN. BaXXw, k^dKOvric^u) , Kdrdnovri£<t), 
 
 ai-^/jLa^u), ro^evto, £7rfyxtXXw. 
 'akovtXov, ov, rb, subst. [jaculum,] a javelin, a dart. YloWot teal <jjXX£ovrEs 
 
 dKovrXov, tftcdv Epa£e. Call. fr. 102. 1. SYN. "AKiav, das, j3eXos, naXrbv, 
 
 tyarbv. 
 'AKovrioriip, fjpos, et dKovriorrjs, ov, 6, subst. [jaculator,] he who shoots or throws 
 
 a javelin. Aoyyais r dKovriarrjpes evarbx^rdroi. Phoen. 140. See also Theocr. 
 
 17. 55. 
 'AKovriarvs, vds, i), subst. [ars jaculandi,] the art of throwing the javelin. Ovbe 
 
 r dtcovnarvv kvbvfreaX, ovbe rrbbeaoX. ^V. 622. SYN. 'FiicrjfibXia. 
 'AKoyrdfidXos, ov, 6, subst. [jaculi vibrator,] an able hurler of the javelin. No<x0t 
 
 b' aKovrdfioXot XaX^o-icu. "HfxdrX b' aXXa). Apoll. 2. 1002. SYN. Al)(fxrir))s, 
 
 rjfitov, ro^brrjs. 
 'Andpeords, dKdprjros, ov, b et ft, adj. [insatiabilis,] insatiable. YlevQovaX ybois 
 
 dtcopearbrdrois. Pers. 551. See also H. 117* SYN. ^ATrXqarbs, anXripojrbs, 
 
 dbrj(f)dyos. 
 "Akus, eds, ro, subst. [medela, remedium,] a remedy, a cure, "akos, nXeov rb 
 
 TrfjfAd rrjs arrjs rXQei. Aj. Fl. 363. SYN/A/ceoyza, dX^r/jjid, dXe^KpapjiaKov, 
 
 "uigXs, depdireia, Tafia, firj^dp. 
 'AKoafiXa, as, 1), subst. [indecentia,] indecency, disorder, confusion. Tis bi y ev 
 
 -nvXaial dbpyfios teal Xbyojv dtcoafxia. Iph. A. 317* SYN. 'Arjdetd, drifxia, 
 
 d/xop(f)Xa. 
 'AKOff/ubs, ov, 6 eti], adj. [indecorus,] indecent, unbecoming. "Os p E-rrea fyptoXv 
 
 yoXv dtioafid re iroXXd re ybrj. B. 213. SYN. "AKOfi\pbs, airpenris, dxdpXs, 
 
 dfierpos, irpbiTErris, deiKr)s, a(7j(7]jj,(oy, bvaeibrjs. 
 'akogijlus, adv. [confuse, inobedienter,] disorderly, confusedly. 01 6' ovk 
 
 dKocjJLus, aXXd TreiQapyg (j>pevX. Pers. 380. SYN. 'Araicrtos, dubXaarus, 7rpd7T£- 
 
 ru>s, aayjipuvW' 
 'akooteu), f. riaio, p. rjtcd, v. [hordeo pascor,] to feed on barley, 'fts b' ore ns 
 
 ardrbs tmrbs aKocrrrjcras enX (f>arvr). Z. 506. 
 'AKovagio, f. (7w, p. ku, et dtcovacibfxat, v. [audio,] to hear. Alel viver EfioloXy, 
 
 dKOvaZeaQZ 6' doibov. v. p. S'YN. 'Akovoj, eTrXKaXeofxai, alb), 
 
 » See an excellent dissertation by Dr. Maltby, in his Thesaurus, p. lx., on the quantity of the 
 penult, of words ending in irj and m. 
 2 See Dr. Monk's note, Hipp. 986. 
 
36 AKOY AKPI 
 
 'Xnovpds, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [mascula prole earens, intonsus,] Tov filv dKovptiv 
 
 eovto. /3dX' apy^pdro^os 'A7roXXwv. r\. 64. SYN. ^Atekvo's, anais, dnepatKo- 
 jirjs. 
 'AkovgXus, adv. [praster voluntatem,] involuntarily, against the will, 'its fievova i 
 
 cikovvXojs. Troad. 1018. SYN. 'Aekovtojs, uekovtX dvpu. 
 'AKovrr/jia, aros, to, subst. [fania,] rumor, fame, report. 'Opdov dKovajx dKovaat* 
 
 <E. C. 518. 
 'akovgteos, 6V, verb. adj. [audiendus,] to be heard, who must be heard, 
 
 listened to, or obeyed. T« ruvr £Xe£as ; &s cikovgteov yl gov. Iph. A. 1010. 
 'Akovgtos, t), or, adj. [subauditum cadens,] which can be heard. Es beivov, 
 
 abb' a.Kov(TTov t ovb' ETrotpXjjdy. (E. R. 1312. SYN. 'E^djcovoros. 
 'Akovo), f. ad/uat, p. jjx&& et IjicovKa, v. [audio, &c] to hear, to hearken, to 
 
 understand. 'lijuerepujv /jvQwv £eivos koli tttoj^os aKovet. $. 292. SYN. Am- 
 
 Kovot, exaKovu), akpdddfjat, kdrr^eoyucu, irevdofiai, nvvddvdfxai, /cXi>w, kXv^X, \ 
 
 evojridiofjiait ireiQdfjiai, ei'i'oew, KaXedfuai. 
 "AfCjoa, as, et a~KpXs, tbds, >/, subst. [summitas, promontorium,] the summit, the 
 
 highest point, a promontory. *H Kara, werpawv fiaXeetv epvtravras £7r' axpas, 
 
 6. 508. See also t. 400. SYN. ^Ak'pov, cu'pwpetd, a.Kpu)TripXoi>, akpo7roXts, 
 
 epTirvij, irpfov, itpovwitlov, pXtiv, Kbpiovis. EPITH. 'Agtvc^eXiktos, TroXviriba*, 
 
 adpavffrOs, Kvpr^, XaGiavxvv* 
 ^Atcpayrjs, eds, 6 et %, adj. [mutus, tacitus,] mute, dumb, silent. 'O^vgto/hovs 
 
 yap Zrjvos aKpayels tcvvds. P. V. 828. SYN. 'A0wi'os, a(pdoyyos, Kb)(j>ds. 
 ^AKparjs, ids, 6 et fi, adj. [pure et acriter spiralis,] blowing freshly, gently, or 
 
 favourably. 'ErrXed fj.et> Bopety, dvEfiit) atcpaei KaX<j>. £. 253. 
 ^Aicpalds, a, dV, adj. [summus, qui in arce colitur,] the highest, an epithet of 
 
 those deities who were worshipped on elevated places. $epoua es"Hpas 
 
 Tefievos ctKpaias diov* Med. 1376. 
 v AKpai(j)vr)s, eds, 6 et »y, adj. [purus, verus,] pure, genuine, entire. Zdoaas, 
 
 atcpai<pi'€~is twv Kdrr]TreiXr)fji£V(i>v. CE, C. 1 147. SYN. *AKepatds t dfjily^s, teXcios, 
 
 tcdddpos. 
 "Ak-pavrbs, et [in Horn.] "Aqodatrfc, ov, 6 et r% adj. [irritus,] fruitless, unsuc- 
 cessful, of no effect, imperfect. Tovs o' dxpavrbs exet vv£. Choeph. 5Q. See 
 
 also j3. 202. SYN. 'ATEXfjs, dreXe<rros, areXevrriTds, airpaKrds. 
 v AKpdTrjs, eds, 6 et >^, adj. [incontinens, impotens,] incontinent, intemperate, 
 
 ungovernable. Ylvev/mdrl ^apyf, yXwGGrjs d^pdrr/s. P. V. 909. Syn. 'Aicd- 
 
 Xugtos, dbvvdrds, aadEPrjs. 
 ^A.vpar/c?w, X(T(o, tra, v. [jento, merum bibo,] to break one's fast, to drink pure 
 
 wine. 'E7re<r0' aire^wXrifAEVOi, rpdyoi o' aKparXelaQZ. Piut. 295. SYN. <I>dya>, to 
 
 atcparbi' 7r/j/w. Suid. 
 "Awards, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [merus, nihil admixtum habens,] Pure, unmixed. Md 
 
 At', dXX' atcpardv olvov 'AyaQov kalfAovds. Eq. 85. SYN.^AKpai^i'^s, aKEpaios, 
 
 a/jiiyrjs, la^vpos, ^dXeTros, dyEpuyyos. 
 ^AtcpayoXbs, ov, 6 et f), adj. [ad iram proclivis,] irascible, passionate. Bijpdv 
 
 d7rcu bsiovs atcpaxoXdv 'ItyitcXrjd. Theocr. 24. 60. SYN. f 0^xoXds t Ovfiubrjs, 
 
 cidfjiEvrjs, gdxdXos, opytXds, bvaopyos, ndXiyKOTOs, OvjutKos. PHR. Els opyijv 
 
 7rpo)(eipds. 
 "AfcpEfAwv, dvbs, 6, subst. [ramus major,] a strong branch, the main branch. 
 
 'AxeX ev aKpEfAovecrcriv. Theocr. l6. 94. SYN. "Eprds, 0dXds, tcXdbds, pXaards. 
 
 EPITH. ApdffEpos, €V7TErdXds, KaXXi7T£Tr)Xds, fipos, ev(j)vXXds, 
 v AKpeoTTEpbv , adv. [extremo vespere,] at the close of evening. ' AKpeonEpbv 
 
 aeibotaai. Theocr. 24. 75. 
 v AKprjj3ds, ov, 6 et ij, adj. [valde juvenis,] very young. Kat vi/jupar, aKprifios 
 
 Ewy etX, NatSd ydfiiv. Theocr. 8. 93. 
 "A(,pt/3j)s, ids, d et fj, adj. [accuratus,] accurate, correct. Ovk ear dkp«/3«: 
 
 ovblv ds dvavbpiav. Electr. 367. SYN. TeXe^s, EnXfiEXijs, Xiwbpris, 7rv KX/.ir)br)s,\ 
 
 O7rovba~ios, dXrjdtjs. 
 "Afcp(/iow, f. wcru), p. wad, v. [diligenter exploro, summa cum cura aliquid facio,]! 
 
AKPI AKPY 37 
 
 to know exactly or thoroughly, to examine carefully. Tbtyol f.&» olv &a ol 
 
 Tab* fiKptfliotcdres. Hec. 1192. Sy N. 'E£erac?w, bbuXjjidcih), bXaKpiftboj. 
 "Atcpifiws, adv. [accurate, perfecte,] exactly, completely, diligently. *A\Y ovk 
 
 aKpifiws avrd dfjabfiai Xiay. Med. 532. 
 "Atcptbddripa, as, /;, subst. [decipula ad capiendas locustas,] a trap to catch 
 
 locusts. Avrdp by avQepXKeaaX KaXav nXeKeX a.KpXbb&i]pav. Theocr. 1 . 52. 
 ^Akjchs, Xbbs, fj, subst. [locusta, cicada,] a locust, a balm cricket. 'Us b' tid' 
 
 inrat pnrrjs irvpbs aKpXbes rjspeQbvTcxi. 0^>. 12. 
 v A(cpXrd/uv6ds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [qui inconsiderate loquitur,] one who speaks 
 
 without consideration. Oepcrir ctKplrdfivde, XXyvs 7rep eiov dybprjTi'js. B. 246. 
 
 SYN. UbXvXbybs, dbbXea^rjS, 
 "AicpXros, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [indemnatus, dubius, indiscretus, immcrisus,] uncon- 
 
 demned, untried, doubtful, indiscriminate, immense. Qfjfias eXeylds dicpXrov 
 
 eufiaXels jue yfjs. Hipp. 1059. SYN. 'Arev blKrjs, afi<j>X(3bXbs, dfxerpbs, dnei- 
 
 petrXbs. 
 v AKpiTd(f)vX\ds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [frondosus,] abounding in leaves, luxuriant in 
 
 foliage. Ol M.iXr)Tdv eyov, tydetpuJv t bpbs aKpXTbfvXXby. B. 868. SYN. 
 
 'EpXtyvXXos, evddXi)s, eivbcXtyvXXbs, KctTaffKXds. 
 "AfcpXrocpvprds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [rniscellaneus,] huddled together in vast confu- 
 sion. FLoXXd & aKpXrb^vprbs. Sept. Theb. 354. SYN. ^Adpbbs, ovfx/LiXyrjs, 
 
 aVflfllKTOS. 
 
 ^AKpodo/nai, V. [ausculto,] to hear. Atyg 5?) ra^eus Xvd jirj KXmjs dupbwbij. 
 
 Lys. 533. SYN. 'Akovw, kXvoj, 7rpboi(ry(b}xat, 7reidbfxai, irpbaenyk). 
 ^Aitpbybbs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [summo dolore affectus,] bitterly grieving. At b* 
 
 cacpbybot TIepaXbes, avbpwv. Pers. 547. 
 "AKpddit'XaZdfjiai, v. [mini seligo quod egregium est,] I select the first fruits. 
 
 'Eyw be vvfjtytjv ijKpbdivXa£b[j.rjv . Here. F. 4/j6. 
 "AupbBivXbv et atcpbQivbv, ov, to, subst. frequentius in plurali [primitive,] the 
 
 first fruits, the spoils taken in war and selected as an offering to a god. 
 
 'AtcpoQlvXa Ao£Xa. Phoen. 210. See also Olymp. 2.7- Syn. Td aKpbXetd, 
 
 irpwrbXeta, un-apy/JLCLTa, Xdtyvpd, ffKvXd, Xeia, ditapyjj. 
 "AicpbK£Xati>Xd<x), v. [in summa parte nigrico,] to grow black at the surface, to 
 
 have a dark or gloomy look. 'AKpbKeXcuvXbiov, Xid f.av ■KavGeil nbi'oib. $. 
 
 250. 
 v AKpbtcbfji6s, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [in vertice comatus,] crowned with hair, or foliage. 
 
 'E\eras aicpbKb/uois d//0i aXabois. Phcen. 1531. SYN.^Afcpds, Tdvvdpi^, (3ddv- 
 
 irXbtcdfJibs. 
 "Atcpbv, ov, to, subst. [summitas, apex, promontorium,] a point, summit, pro- 
 montory. 'Atcrfl tXs afjtiXicXvffTbs, Ev/3o/ds dxpbv. Trach. 7^4. SYN.^A/c/oa, 
 
 Kbptxbrj, bpb(j)rj, icbXbfcbv, aKpioT)'ipibv. 
 ^AttpbirevQris, ebs, 6 et fj, adj. [aegerrime dolens,] deeply distressed. TiepaXbes 
 
 5' cLKpoirevBeis e/caord. Pers. 1 40. 
 *Av:pbTcbXXs, et Ionice aicpoTTTbXXs, em, fj, subst. [arx,] a citadel. "Ov ttot es 
 
 aKpbnbXiv, bbXbv, tfydye bibs 'dbvffvevs. 0. 494. See also Orest. 1090. SYN. 
 
 Atcpa, epvfid, 
 ^AtcpbTToXos, ov, 6 et fjt adj . [altissimum habens verticem,] having a lofty top. 
 
 NrjvejxXrjS, earrjaev en aKponoXoiaiu bpeaaXv. E. 522. 
 ^Atcpbirbpos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [summa parte acutus,] sharpened at the end. 
 
 "£Ittt(ov b\ ciKpoTrbpovs bfieXovs ev "%epoXv eyovTes. y. 463. 
 "Acpbs, a, br, adj. [summus,] raised to a point, sharp, extreme, farthest. "Hprj 
 
 bk Kpanrvus Ttpbaefiijodrb Tapydpov uKpov, H. 292. SYN. "A/cpaTos, virepTaTos, 
 
 vxpKTTos, ctKpbirbXbs, ea^ciTos, TeXevTalbs, TeXetbs. 
 v Atcpbab^bs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [impense sapiens,] eminently wise. ' Axpoobtyov be 
 
 KaX atyxrjTav. Pind. Olyrnp. 11. 
 v AKpbxd\i£, iicbs, 6 et fj, adj. [supra modnm ebrius,] very drunk. 'A^o^dX^ 
 
 o'ivut Kal veKTupX, KaXd fxefiapirMS. Apoll. 4. 433. 
 v A«pwKTbs t ov, 6 et ?'/, adj. [iron celatus,] unconcealed, undisguised, open. 
 
38 AKTA AAAZ 
 
 AcpvTtTa bibp^df-iev 7toXXp. Androm. 836. SYN. 'AndXvnTbs, bijXds, 7rpd(bavTds. 
 'Aktuivw, v. [ad summum tollo,] to raise up. See Ruhnken. Timaei Lex. Plat. 
 
 p. 20. Ed. 2. '£ls fj.rir£ cwKelv, jjl^te jx aKraivetv fidaXv. Eumen. 36. 
 'AKralav, iovos et dvds, 6, P. N. [Actaeon,] the name of a hunter torn to pieces 
 by his own dogs. Walbd t6v afiarav 'AKraiovd, TV<pXov Xbecrdai. Call. 5, 109. 
 EPITH. Qpdavs, 67]pari)s, eiraKTijp. Phr. See Bacch. 337. 
 "Aktius, ov, 6 et I], adj. [littoralis,] on or belonging to the shore, an epithet of 
 
 Apollo and Pan. Tbv Hard rdv clktXov, ov tv yd AaKiov. Theocr. 5. 14. 
 
 SyN. E7raKTtos, TrdphtCTlds, TrdpdXlds. 
 'Aktevkttos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [impexus,] uncombed. Kafir) bX' avpas aurh'toTos, 
 
 yvaerai. (E. C. J 326. 
 'AhTepicrTds, et aKT£p£icrTds y ov. 6 et f], adj. [cui justa non sunt facta,] not receiving 
 
 the rites of burial, unburied. Kai Kacr-dvaidv aKTipiaTov ev nETpots. Lye. 
 
 907. SYN. 'AdaTTTds, drdcpds. 
 'Ann), ys, fj, subst. [fruges, farina,] ground corn, meal, bread. 'Hbi pe\i 
 
 yXiopiv, 7rap 6' a\(pXrov lepov cacTrjv. A. 630. SyN, Kap7ros, Xiftov, dXevpbr, 
 
 (Titos, apros, Tpd<pfj. EPITH. MevoeiKr/s, <pvai£ubs. 
 'Akt?/, T]s, 7], subst. [littus, ora,] a shore, a coast. Quaaova en cWa7s Tyabe 
 
 QprjKias x^'os. Hec. 36. SYN. AlyXdXos, KpoKaXr), payja, dlv, p»jy/u«i', y)Xtov. 
 
 EPITH. 'JLpybovnds, afy-ivos, dXippoQos, dXippvTos, v7rijVEfjos, iijvejjLos, dwoppo)^, 
 
 afj.(j)ipvT7) t ctfX(j)iKXvarTds, 7rpo/3X?)s, 7rXare7d, OTvtyeXr}, KV/uaro7rX>/£, vavnopos, kvu.6- 
 
 bey/Jtojv, vavXd)^ds, Xevkokv/j u)i>, o(ppvs alyXdXolo. 
 AkTrifMov, dvds, 6 et fj, adj. [inops,] poor. Ovbi kev atcTrjfiwv EplTifioio ypvaoid. 
 
 I. 268. SYN. 'ErbEijs, d'ipos, Trrw^os, a^Xrjpos. 
 'Aktiv et aKTts, Ivds, r/, subst. [radius solis,] the ray of the sun. 'Aicrlvd kvkXov 
 
 0' fjXiov 7rpd(x6\^d{Jiai. Hec. 413. EPITH. 'AvrXrvTrds, ctvvetyEXos, Xajj7rpa, 7ra/x- 
 
 <f>dr}s, ovpdvXa, yjpvcrEa, 0X0%, bi'dtylpd. 
 : 'Aktojp, bpos, 6, subst. [ductor, princeps,] a leader, a prince. ^LovaXbats (pXXds 
 
 a.KTO)p. Pers. 5^3. SYN. 'Hyqrrip, ^yrjTtop, fiye/Awy, ap^os, dyos, 
 'akvOos, et clkvtos, ov, 6 et f}, adj. [qua? non coucipit,] a female that does not 
 
 conceive, barren. OlUs, ovb' duvdoi, irdaai be kev etev vicapvoi. Call. 2. 52. 
 
 SYN.'Ayovtfs. 
 'AnvXds, ov, //, subst. [glans ilicis,] the acorn of the holm oak. flap p' duvXov 
 
 fidXdvov r £}3dXev Kcipirov rl Kpdveirfs. k. 242. 
 'akv/jlcivtos, et dKv/jMHTTos, dfa>pdros, dKVfxds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [fluctibus non asper- 
 
 sus,] unwashed by the waves, smooth. 'Eir' dtcvjuavTOts nioXuv ipdo-ai. Hipp. 
 
 235. SyN.^AkXuotos, drdpaKTos, ydXr'jvXds, rjcrv^ds. 
 'AnvpwTos, ov, b et >/, adj. [non firmatus,] not established, fixed, or ratified. 
 
 Olad\ yj (rXioTrij tovt dicvpuTOV fie vet. Ion. 800. SYN. 'AbrjXos. 
 'AfcwbtoVHTTds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [non exploratus,] untried by the sound of a bell. 
 
 Mis alaypov dKO)bu)i't<TTdv e$.v to toXovtov rrpdy/jd fjiEdevrds. Lysistr. 486. 
 'AtcioKri, fjs, f], subst. [cuspis,] a point. 'AXX' dye brj, ical bovpos dwarfs fi/UETEpoto. 
 
 $. 60. SYN. 'Aq, ciljyiri, dicXs, aKfuij. EPITH. 'Omelet, arovdeooa, Kpvdeaad, 
 
 TTTEpdeaad, "xaXKdfidprjs, 7rdXtvbivr)Tos, Kapj(dpdbovs, cdQdXoeooa, oKpvoeaaa, 
 
 bpifxela. 
 "Akwv, ovtos, b, subst. [spiculum,] a dart, a javelin. "EfiXrjT ev irpwToioX dorjs 
 
 diro %etpos aKovrX. M. 306*. SYN. , AkovtX6v, {3eXos, o'igtos, tyoTdv. EPITH. 
 
 'Dtps, arovoets, doos, betrus, rdvvyXw-^Xv, %aXK07rdprjos, Xiyvpos, ^avXXobovs. 
 "Akojv, ItKovad, cikov, pro dEKojv, adj. [invitus,] unwilling. Htis 6' civ ydfxwv 
 
 anovodv anovTos 7rdpd. TEsch. Suppl. 235. SYN. Ov% ekwv. 
 'AXdftaaTpdv, ov, to, et dXd&aoTpos, ov, b, subst. [alabastrum, genus vasis 
 
 unguentarii,] a smooth white stone, excavated into a vessel for perfumes. 
 
 IvpiwSe fxvpio xP V(T€ '-' dXdfiacTpd. Tlieocr. 15. 1 14. See also Lysistr. 947. 
 'AXabpo^ids, ov, b et rj, adj. [per mare currens,] wandering over the sea. Tdy 
 
 dXa.bpufj.ov dXdfiEVos. Av. 1395. SYN. AXTnXayKrds, xovTOirdpos. 
 "AXaZoveia, as,*), subst. [jactanlia,] boasting, vain glory. HEpUXio g dXaCdveias. 
 i See Apoll. 1. 359. and 2. C91. 
 
AAAZ AAAI 39 
 
 Eq. 290. §YN. Avyji^a., fxtydXrjydpXa , yavpXajdd, KofATcds, Ko/Lnra&fid, oyicds, 
 
 V7r£f>r)(j>avla , vwepfidoXa, vfipis. 
 'AXaCovevv/nai, v. [me jacto, ostento,] to boast, to be ostentatious. 'HXatfo 
 
 veved\ Xvd (j)dftrjdeir}y eyio. Ran. 282. SyN. MfydXcuvy^w, fxeyakvpdjjai, 
 
 lituv^tit), VTrepqi'dptu), arefxyvvd/uat, v7TEpi)<f>dv£b) y xpevbd(.iai. 
 'A\ac?w, Si ds, o et //, adj. [inanis jactator,] an idle boaster. TXs dpd ndr karXv ; 
 
 b. 'Us dXadrwy (JMxlvETat. Pax 1045. SyN. 'Ayljowy^s, fXEydXrjydpds, ijTreprjdd- 
 
 vos, virepfiXds, inreprivajp, VTrzpvTrrrfs, xpevorijs. 
 'AXcuVw, dXdXrjfiaty etdXdo/jai, v. [erro, vagor,] to go wrong, to wander. AovXds 
 
 dXauwv. Cycl. 79. See Y. 74. et Z. 201. SYN. 'AX^reyw, 7rXac?fyicu, TrXd- 
 
 vdo/nat, Trepii ogteu), d7ro0£o/iat, fj.aiv6}Jiai. 
 'AXdXdyr/, t/ s > ^» dXdXayfxd, dros, to, et dXdXayfxos, ov, 6, subst. [lasta vocife- 
 
 ratio,] a joyful cry or exclamation. 'EfevTiuis dXdXdyals. Trach. 705. See 
 
 also Cycl. 65. SYN. koviros, dXoXvyi], oXoXvy/ios. 
 "AXdXdcta, v. [clamorem bellicum edo,] to raise the war-cry, to shout, to la- 
 ment. XalpovTES, aXaXac?oi<T£s* ep^erai be goi. Eur. Electr. 8fj0. SYN. ^pefxu), 
 
 K(i)b(i)vl£(0, dvobupopat, oXoXv^oj. 
 'AXdXij, yjs, ft, et Dor. dXdXd, subst. [vox inarticulata ciendo Marti, a militibns 
 
 ante praelium edita,] a martial shout. Hvv dXdXalaX 6' alayjidTiov. Phcen. 345. 
 
 EPITH. Kaprepa, Epiybovnos. 
 'AXdXrjTds, ov, 6, subst. [" clamor militum dicentium dXdX>), clamor militaris." 
 
 Vid. Damm.] the war cry. (decnioXu dXdX-qry v(f"EnTdpds avbpbtybvotb. 2. 14p.. 
 
 SYN, Bo>), dbpvfibs. 
 'AXoXkew, et dXdXtco), v. [depello, arceo,] to drive away, to repel, to restrain. 
 
 Tw fiEV Zyu) Treipr'iaoj dXaXt<€"lv aypXd <pvXd. T. 30. SyN."AXk:w, d7reXavru} t 
 
 dneipyh), e&ipyu), EpvKU), d-rrEpviao, d7rd7reyu7royuou, e^ioOku), bXiodeb/nat. 
 'AXaX/co/^£r?7is, xbbs, fj, adj. [Epith. Miuervae,] an epithet of Minerva, from 
 
 Alalcomenee, a town in Bceotia. Kal 'aXuXko/jlei >r)Xs 'Ad^vrj. A. 8. 
 'AXdXv KTr)jjat, v. [erro, moleste fero, metuo,] to wander, to be offended, to fear. 
 
 "EfXTTEboVy aXX' dXdXvKTr}fjLaC KpdbXr) be fiol e'i;a>. K. 94<« SYN. Gopv^EOfiai, 
 
 d-KopEofxai, fxaivofxat. 
 'AXafjnrrjs, eos, et dXaprfros, ov, 6 et f), adj. [splendoris expers,] devoid of 
 
 brightness. Kudrjicd crv/jnTrv^aa dXafji7r£s ijXlov. Trach. 704. See also QE. C. 
 
 l66l. SYN. ^Ludreivos, bvbtyspbs, dbrjXbs. 
 'AXdds, ov, 6 et fi, and also"AXae>s, in Horn. adj. [caecus, improvidus,] blind, 
 
 imprudent. Kcu k dXdos rot, £e7j'£, bXaKpiveu to cri}/ad. 6. 195. See also k, 
 
 493. SYN. 'AbepKris, Tv(j>Xds, TV(pXd)ip. 
 [ 'AXdoff»co7ria, as, >/, subst. [negligens speculatio,] a blind or negligent watching. 
 I Qiib' dXdoaico7rX)]v el% apyvpoTO^os 'AttoXXmv. K. 515. 
 j'AXdow, v. [caeco,] to make blind, to blind. KvkXo)7tos kexoXiotciX, bv 6<j>daXfxov 
 
 dXdioatv. a. 6$. SYN. TvtyXou), e^dXoco, etyiXfAdToti). 
 
 AXdizahos, 57, o>, adj. [vastatu facilis, imbellis,] easily plundered, weak, 
 
 cowardly. 'AXX' aXdrrabvos erjv, navpos be oX e'lnETo Xctos. B. 675. SyN. 
 
 'A^TrdXe/jids, cktQevyjs, fiaXddtcos, 7rdvr)pos. 
 
 AXdTra£u>, f. £w, v. [vasto, diripio,] to lay waste, to plunder. Tvwareai 6' el 
 
 Kal decnrZaXr) ttoXXv ovic dXdirafeis. 1 B. 367' SyN. 'E£dXd7raCw, TrepOw, TropQtw, 
 
 eKTrepdb), br)Xon), bXapTra£b) t Eprj/noot, X£?yXdr£w, nepai^u, dTroXXv/jii, dvaXiffKO). 
 
 AXaffTEio, f. 7]aio, p. vied, v. [injuriarum baud oblitus sum, indignor,] to be 
 
 resentful, to feel indignant. Kal dXaarnoas tiros r}vba. M. l62. SyN. 'E7rd- 
 
 XaoTEW, aXyvvo/xai, 5et^o7rd0£W, dydvaKTEio, ^dXEnaivw, aXyZoj. 
 
 AXaaTos, ov, 6 et i], adj. [non obliviscendus, intolerabilis,] not to be forgotten, 
 
 shocking, intolerable. "AXaord fiarpX Tabi. Phcen. 351. SyN. "A.-Xqros, 
 
 alios, ^ciXettos, beiv&s, jutdpos. 
 
 AXdaTwp, opos, 6, subst. [qui perpetravit non obliviscenda,] an offender never 
 
 to be forgotten, a fiend, an assassin. Pavels dXaaTwp, >} Kdicds baifxwv ttoQev. 
 
 Pers. 360. SYN. 'Epivvs, TrdvdXdaTiop, bai/mdvXby, <f>dvevs. EPITH. Tifxuypbs. 
 
 1 Yv&drzai in scanning only forms a spondee. 
 
40 AAAft AAEL 
 
 'aXciwtvs, Ufa* fi t subst. [caecifas,] blindness, dimness of sight. 'CtyQaXpov 
 eiprjTaX detxeXXr]v dXdcoTvv. i. 503. SyN. TvQXuhtis, TvfyXbrrjs. 
 
 "AXyeivbs, ?), 6V, adj. [moleslus, tristis,] troublesome, annoying, distressful. 
 (See 'AXeyeirds.) Av7rpov bXafa (3Xbrby dXyetvov r ejAoL. Med. 1033. 
 
 'AXyeiv&s, adv. [moleste,] with trouble, with annoyance, with distress. 'AW 
 f]bed)S efxoi ye KaXyetvGos djxd. Antig* 436. 
 
 'A\y£w, v. [doleo,] to feel pain, to grieve, to be sorrowful. 'AXyeTs* rt 6' fi/ads 
 7rcubds ovk aXyeiv hotels', Hec. 1238. SYN. 'Ayidd/zcu, dy^w, ayQbfxai, Xv- 
 %ebLiai, bbvvdto, ddv/ueu). 
 
 'AXyr/cJwv, bvbs, f], "AXyq/id, ards, to, "AXyrjaXs, ecos, r/, et"AXy#s, ebs, to, subst. 
 [dolor, aegritudo,] grief, pain, sorrow. Kelrai b' danbs, aw/j.', vtyets dXy^bbrX 
 Med. 24. See also Eur. Fr. Melan. Thesm. 146. et I\ 97. Syn. 'Aria. 
 aybs, ct)(drib(*}i>, bvrj, Xvirt], Krjbbs, bbvvrj; irovos, Tcevdbs. EPITH. 'AetKeXXbs, 
 aoTreTos, dXaarbs, cltXy^tos, diieiXiKTbs, deX7rTos, aypXa alv)), dyr/KecrTos, Xvypa, 
 XevydXea, baapvoeoaa, liivvvQabla, XolyXbs, fiapvoTovvs, GTvyepa, ourpd, betvrj, 
 Tutcpa. 
 
 ^AXyXvbets, eaad, tv, adj. [dolorem afferens, molestus,] calamitous, trouble- 
 some. Aevrepov av Mwjxov teal 'O'&vv hXyivbeacrav. Hes. 6. 214. Syn. see 
 "AXeyeivbs. 
 
 ■AXyvvit), f. vvib, vy»ca, v. [dolore afficio,] to give pain to, to distress. Xalpwv 
 tXs avT&v Toviibv aXy^vel Kedp. Med. 397 • SYN. 'Aridw, fidpvvu), evb^Xeu), 
 
 Kdh'OU). 
 
 'AXbah'io, dvw, aym, v. [augeo,] to increase, to augment. "AyyJ TrdpurTdpevr} 
 
 peXe ijXbdve iroifievX Xawv. a. 69* SYN. 'AXbeu), avfo, firavfo, drlroXXw, 
 
 b(peXX(o. 
 y AXbfi(TKo, v. [augecr, cresco,] to be increased, to grow. AyXov aXbhoKovTos, 
 
 dre typiaoovaXv dpovpai. ^F. 599' SYN. Av^bpai, av^dibpai, aXbaiibpai, iirXbX- 
 
 bioixX, d-aXXta. 
 'AXta, as, */, subst. [calor,] heat. AvtXk\ eirei Ke Trvpos depeu), dXerj t$ yevrjrai. 
 
 p. 23. SYN. AWbs, KavfJtd, ddXnbs, depbs, depfxbTYjS. 
 'AXta, as, f), subst. [effugium,] an escape. Ovb' dXerj? % yap pa ndXai to ye 
 
 ^iXrepdy i)ev. X. 301. SYN."AXv£ts, d7rd(pvyrj, eKtpvyrj, dXewpr/. 
 'AXea/yw, v. [caleo, calefacio,] to be warm, to warm one's self. "E7reiff, Xv 
 
 dXeaivoifxX. Eccles. 540. SYN. 0aX7r<fymt, Qepfxaivopai. 
 'AXeyeivbs, i), by, adj. [curae plenus, difficilis,] anxious, painful, distressing. 
 
 YiveT"Apr)s dXeyetvos b'i£vpolai jjpoTOiaX. N. 569. SYN. 'AXyeivos, ctXyXioets, 
 
 aXyrjpos, d-ydeivos, e7rn^drjs, Xvir-qpos, bbvvrjpbs, dvtictpbs, eirX-novos, Xvypos, ottpv- 
 
 deis, neplaXyris, bdtcedvjuds, 6v/jdbdicr)s, brjfyQv [ids , XevydXeds, bvatyopds, bv(?xeprjs t 
 
 heivbs, ydXeTtds, upydXeos, drjbijs, dvapaXos. 
 'AXeyrjidpibrjs, ov, 6, P. N. [Alegenoris filius,] the son of Alegenor. Ovbe ydp >j 
 
 7rpbndyoib bd/uap 'AXeyrjopibub. S. 503. 
 'AXeyic,(o, et dXeyw, v. [euro, rationem habeo alicujus rei,] to regard, to be 
 
 anxious for, to care for. *H' £7ret, i\e fiXy" b 6' dcpripevbs ovk dXeyiZet. O. 1 Ofj. 
 
 See also c. 268. SYN. QpovTlcZo), eTrXpeXeb/ictt, K)]bbpai, irepX^bbfJiai, anovbaZu), 
 
 irpbrtfAdu). 
 'AXeyvvw, f. xivw, p. i)ykd, v. [apparo,] to prepare. AatVwrot, hs exeotKe bx~ 
 
 kaoirbXbv avbp 1 dXeyvveiv. X. 185, SYN. V\dpdaKeva.ciw t evTpeiri^ta, et,apTV(O f 
 
 avvTaTTto. 
 'AXeeivu), v. [erTugio, declino,] to escape, to avoid. Tw fi' dpa t apydXeriv 
 
 Bwriv dXeetvev 'A^aidir. N. 66\9- SYN. 'AXevbpat, €K(j>evyu>, exicXivw, dva-^wpeio f 
 
 7r\aVae>/iai. 
 "AXeidp, dTbs, to, subst. [farina,] bread, corn. "AX'/urd Tevypvcai kuX dXeidrd, 
 
 fxveXbv avbpwv. v. 108. Here some read 'AXe/^drd. SY^N/AXevpdi'. 
 "AXeis, evTbs, P. N. [Halis,] a river in the island of Cos. Kcu EvKpXrbs els tov 
 
 "AXevTd. Theocr. 7. 1. 
 "AXeicrbv, ov, to, subst. [poculum czelatum,] an embossed or carved cup or gob- 
 let. 'AXX' dy^ br) robe be^nX Ifxev ndpd KaXbv dXei<Tbi>. H. 429. SYN. "£fC7rw/*d, 
 
AAEI AAEY 41 
 
 norfipidVy bends, kvXi%, tcvireXXop, ffKV(J)ds, EPITH. "A/MputTop, irepXaaXXes, KaXop, 
 
 \pvaewp, •ypvae6v i ap.<pXKV7ceXX6v . 
 'AAe/r»?s, ov, 6, subst. [peceator,] an offender. Zijpos re fipovTrj' <f>ard yap 
 
 Ttffaadai dXeiras. v. 121. SyN. 'AXXrpos, aXirfiplds, dXoirds, kukos, dbiKos. 
 'AXehco, f. dXlrto, v. [pecco graviter/J to commit a heinous offence. 'Addvd- 
 
 rovs dXXreodaX, oX ovpdvov evpvp e-^ovaXv. b. 378. SyN. See in 'AXTrpaivu). 
 'AXeKpdp, dros, to, subst. [unguentum, oleum,] ointment, oil, fat. Kaied d' ev 
 
 t eaQfJTi Oeiop, teal dXeicpdri 7roXX«. w. 67. SYN. 'AXoitprf, pvpop, pvpiojud, 
 
 eXatop, aredp. EPITH. Acvkop, vypbv. 
 'A\e/0w, f. \pio, v. [ungo,] to anoint. "E^e pvp, d\ei\pov top rpd^Xop rovrtai. 
 
 Equit, 490. SYN. Xpito, efjnrXaTTio. 
 'AXetcrpos, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [coelebs,] unmarried. "AXeKrpop, avvfiepaiop up 
 
 e\prjp Tvyeiv. Antig. Q\7 . SYN. 'A ydfids, dpvfj(J)€VTos, a£vy rjs, a£vj;, direipo- 
 
 ydfios. 
 'AXeKrpv<bv, ovos, 6 et ?/, subst. [gallus, gallina,] a cock, a hen. St. litis brj ; 
 
 (pipe. So. nQs ; dXeKrpvojp KaXeKrpvojp, Nub. 664. SYN. et EPITH. see in 
 
 'AXexriop. 
 'AXtKTwp, dpos, 6, subst. [gallus,] a cock. Kofindrrop Oapawv, dXeKrojp dare 
 
 dtjXelas neXas. Agam. l66l. SYN. 'AXeKTpvwp, opTaXixos. EPITH. "Op- 
 
 6plos, if^os, epbdfid^ris. PHR. YlepaXxos bpvts, o^v peXos nXayyiop eyepaX' 
 
 (jO)]TOS. 
 
 'AXefyivcpos, ov, 6, P. N. [Priami filius, Paris.] See Yldpis. Avrdp 'AXe&pbpos 
 
 icai dpi)l(plXos MepeXaos. T. 136. EPITH. Qeoeibrjs, bios, Ylpid/uXbr]S, iroais 
 
 'EXZpijs. 
 AXeldpe/uds, ov, b et >/, adj. [ventum aut frigus arcens,] warding off the 
 
 wind or cold, warm. 'A/Ji<pi be x^ a ~ i v& v tkaaar dXe^dpepov, fxdXd irvuvriv. £. 
 
 529- 
 AXe&u) et dX&Zhi, f. r/<rw, p. rjKd, v. [arceo, opituior,] to keep or ward off, to 
 
 assist, to defend. M^ntir €7ri Tpweoaiv dXetyaeip Kdtcov fifxdp, T. 315. See 
 
 also I\ 9* SyN. 'AXtfew, dTWTpenw, dfivpa), e7rX(3dT]de<i). 
 'AXe^f//id, uros, to, subst. [averruncatio, remedium,] the means of repelling or 
 
 averting, a remedy. Ovk i\p dXefyfx' ovbep, ovbe fipwaXpop. P. V. 488. Syn. 
 
 ' AXehflTripiov , dKos, Tajjd. 
 'AXefarrjp, rjpos, et dXe^TOjp, dpos, 6, et dXetyiretpd, as, ?/, subst. [depulsor, 
 j auxiliator,] a defender, a protector, or guardian. 'EadXop dXefyrrjpd pd^ns, 
 
 'ApTrjPopds vlop. T. 396* SyN. \A7rorp67rds, dnoTpoTraids, dpr}ya)P, dpwyos, 
 
 endpojyds, dfiVPTtap, eirXKOvpds, eniTappodos, rl/jupos, irpdjjidyos, vtrepamriaT^s, 
 , ovrepybs, /3or]6ds, fiorjbpdpds. 
 
 \AXe£r)Tr]pids, a, dp, adj. [propulsatorius, averruncus,] capable of defending. 
 ! Els belldp be ffi]P dXe^rfTrjpXop. Here. F. 468. See also (E. C. 141. SYN. 
 
 'AfivPTrjpXos, dXetyKaKos. 
 
 AXefrdpr), rjs, f/, subst. [dirarum expultrix,] one who averts the effects of 
 
 curses. Netos dXefydpri, 7raib(OP evKrfXrjTeipd. Hes. Op. 462. 
 
 AXety/nfipdrds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [homines defendeus aut adjuvans,] protecting 
 
 mortals, tutelary. 'AXe^i/vjGpdrois irebXdbd Trofunrals. Pyth. 5. 21. 
 . AXelXfjidpos, ov, 6 et >;, adj. [mortem arcens,] averting death, protecting. Tpia- 
 
 coX dXetyfidpoi 7rpd(f)dvr)Te /uoX. CE. R. 163. 
 I AXerpevu), f. aw, p. /ca, v. [molo,] to grind. At fxep dXeTpevovaX fjvXrjs. rj. 104. 
 
 SYN. 'AXeoj, dXydio, KdrdXeut. 
 
 AXerpifidvos, ov, 6, subst. [pistiilus,] a pestle, or grinder. E'inep ydp ifcei top 
 
 dXerpifidpop (j)epioP. Pax 265. SYN. Aoibv£, nowdpop. 
 
 AXerpXs, Xbos, ri, subst. [molilrix,] a female who grinds. Elr' dXerpXs y' benerXs. 
 
 Lys. 643. 
 
 AXedfiai (poet.) et dXevdfiai, v. [effugio,] to avoid, to shun, to escape. 'lord- 
 
 fiepot be fJidX' eyyvs vXclktIop, eV r' dXeoPTd. 2. 586. See also £. 400. SYN. 
 
 'Exr^evyw, bXdtyevyu), e£l<JTd[xai, (pvXaTTOfjiai, dXvaKU), dXeeivto. 
 
 AXevpdp, ov, to, subst. [farina triticea,] ground wheat, flour. "Hpctro pay ical 
 Pros. Lex. F 
 
42 AAEY AAIA 
 
 rfivos (e/titv hoKti) 6tttu> dXevpio. Tlieocr. 14. 7* SYN.^AX^troV, dXetdp. 
 *A\evu), v. [averto,] to avert; to put a man on his guard. EtcwXoVApyov 
 
 yrfyevovs, dXev, <5 bd' tybfiovfjai. P. V. 584. 
 'AXew, dXw, v. [congrego, colligo, cogo,] to assemble, to gather together, to 
 
 urge. TlavTas em irpvfivrfoXv dXrffxevaX vids , A^aidv . 2. 76\ SYN. "Adpoi£u/, 
 
 a\i£(t), dXrjfxX, avyicXeiii), avvdyto, avveiXem, avarpetyu), ovoreXXw. 
 'AXe<y, v. [molo,] to grind. "Athens re trlvovd\ ibanlpei Kd^pvs yvvaiK dXovadv. 
 
 Nub. 1358. SYN. KdrdXew, dXerpevw. 
 'A\ewp>), rjs, ft, subst. [evitatio, munimentum,] avoidance, defence, support. 
 
 Uvkvovs /cat fieydXovs brjwv avbptiv dXewpr/y. M. 57* SYN. EvXd/3etd, pvfid, 
 
 eiXdp, dnbtyevtys, d7rbipvyr) } datydXXoXs, da(f>dXta fid, 7rpbj3bXi], epv/xd. 
 "AXri, i)s, r], subst. [erratio, error mentis,] a wandering, a maze, confusion of 
 
 mind. Ad//ap vXv eleirefixpe biofidTiov dXrj. Med. 1282. SYN. 'AX^re/d, 7rXd»>?7, 
 
 dfiapTr)fjd, d/i7rXdfaa, ayU7rXdoy/ud, TCTalcfxd, ar(pciXjj.d. EpiTH. XdXeVj), \povXbs t 
 
 eTepeibrjs. 
 'AXr'jdeid, as, r/, subst. [veritas,] truth. 'AnXovs b fxvQos Tfjs dXrjdelas e(jjv. Phceil. 
 
 479* SYN. TdXqfles, drpeKia, arpeiceid, dxpevbeid. 
 " AXrjOes, adv. [revera, profecto, itane revera ?] really, in truth ; and interroga- 
 tively, ha ! is it so ] 'AXrjOes ; evvenio ae rw KripvyfidrX. (E. R. 350. 
 3 AXrjdev(t), v. [vera loquor,] to speak the truth. *Av dXrfQevoaifi eyu). Sept. 
 
 Theb. 558. Syn. TaXrjOfj Xeyw. 
 'AXrjdrjs, eds, 6 et fj, adj. [verus, ad veritatem deditus,] true, sincere, faithful 
 
 Ov ffd(bds, dXrjdrjs & els ipiXovs etivv (j>XXbs. Orest. 418. 
 'AXrjdli'ds, ij, ov, adj. [verax,] having the qualities of truth, faithful, to be 
 
 depended on. Ovrds efjbs Xdyds v/j/jlv dXrjdXtbs. Call. Ep. 14. 5. Syn 
 
 'Atcpifiris, CLTpekrjs, axbeubrjs, dxpevarbs, bXicaios, etv/jos, errj/uvfjos, vrj/jeprys, 
 'AXrjdvs, adv. [vere, revera,] truly, really, beyond doubt. Ov fiXbs dXrfdws b 
 
 fiXbs, dXXd ovfupopa. Alcest. 818. SYN."Ovrws. 
 'AX*)ios, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [arvis carens, sine prasda,] having no corn-fields, poor, 
 
 Ov kev dXrjXbs e'itj dvijp, w roarad yevotrb. I. 267. Syn. 'AnTtjfJWV, epberjs, tttu)- 
 jCbs. 
 'AXrf/jd, cltos, to, subst. [vagatio, fraus, et (abstr. pro concret. posit.) homo 
 
 fraudulentus,] a wandering, a fraud, a fraudulent man. 'EyQpbv dX-q/ud, tovs 
 
 re bia-aapyas, Aj. Fl. 389* SYN. 'AXrj, irdrovpybs, rpififid, Trepirpifxfxd, tt<xi 
 
 irdXr), 7ranrdXri/xd, eirnpnTTos. 
 y AX^fnav, bvbs, et 'AXr'iTtjs, ov, 6, subst. [erro, vagus,] a wanderer, a vagabond. 
 
 Toiovtol -KTwyoi kuX dXrj/ubves di'bpes ea&i. r. 74. See also er. 18. SYN. 'AXa- 
 
 c?w*', nXayKTbs, TrXdvos, pefifibs. EPITH, divffrrjvbs, 7rb\v7rXayKTos, icdKbs, albolbs 
 
 etrlfxaarbs. 
 'AX^reta, as, ^, subst. [erratio,] a wandering, ©eov x bdirib'', dXrjTeiar re ai\v 
 
 Ion. 57^. 
 'AXrjrevut, v. [vagor,] to wander, to rove, to go astray. Ka) btj dyp-qv £<[>£7r€tJKbi 
 
 dXrjrevovres dvaymrf. jjl. 330. SYN. 'AXao/iat, dXaiv<o, dXijfxX, 7cXazbfj.cn. See 
 
 in 'AXatVw. 
 "AXdio, f. dXffw, v. [sano,] to heal, to cure. "AX0erd x e< (°» bbvvai be icdr 
 
 r)TrXbon'Tb (jdpelat. E. 417- SYN. 'AXdalvo), dtcebfiat, dXbaivto. 
 'AXXabai, Cjv, oi, subst. [piscatores,] fishermen. fylXbirbvwv dXXdbdv. Aj. Fl 
 
 880. SYN. Tpnrees. EPITH. Tepoyres, dXTTpvrbs. 
 *AXXar)s, ebs, b et rj, adj. [per mare flans,] blowing along the sea. IL'e/oi're! 
 
 ^atvovd' dXXaees, o'i pd re vr\&v. b. 36 1. 
 'AXXaiTbs, et dXXaierbs, ov, 6, [aquila marina,] a sea-eagle. 'AXiaierovs nal yv- 
 
 ttus, ov% bpq.$, brX. A v. 891* 
 'AXtapros, ov, o, P. N. [Haliartus,] a town in Bceotia. 01 re icbptoveiav, get! 
 
 iroiri€p6"AXiapTbv. B. 797 > 
 'AXXaarbs, ov, b et »/, adj. [vehemens, non desinens,] unceasing, vehement. 
 
 furious. OvVoV e/id <f)pi)v wo' dXXaffrbs. Hec. 82. Syn. Aeuos, \dXerrbs, 
 1 0eoG, in scanning, lure forms one long syllable. 
 
AAIB AAII 43 
 
 la-^vpoSy ixk-qKTuSy anavcrTus. 
 'AkxfiaTos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [a mari appropinquandus,] ascending in the sea. 
 
 'E£ dXxfidrov nerpas. Eur. Suppl. 79' (Paeon, trim.) 
 'AXtfipoxos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [qui mari abluitur,] washed by the sea. Atoffabes 
 
 eppigiovraX a\((3f)d^oV afxtyX be Trial. Apoll. Rh. 2. 733. 
 'AAtye/rwi', dvds, 6 et */, adj. [mari vicinus,] bordering upon the sea. AloXxba 
 \(j.vpvr)\> dXXyeirovd, irovTorXiaKTov. Horn. 37 . 6. SYN. 'Ay^tdXos, aXXrepfuHov. 
 
 AXiyKlds, a, ov, adj. [similis,] like. "AXXos ft av elbos fiev aXoyKids addvdToi- 
 
 crXv. d. 174. SYN. 'Ei'd\/y»dos, djuolos, 7rpdadjj.oios, eoiKws, TrpoaeotKojs, eineXos, 
 XxeXds, araXai'Tot, epcpepijs, vpO(T(pEprjs, 7rdpefi<pepr]s. 
 'AXlboids, ov, 6 et //, adj. [mari agitatus,] tossed in the sea. 'QtototoV <j>XXu>t> 
 
 dXXboid. Pers. 279- $YN. 'AXUrinrds, dXTjrXayKTos, dXt7rXoos. 
 'AXi i/s, eios, 6, subst. [piscator,] a tisherman. TlefAirov dyeiv dXtevorX, Oorjs eirX 
 
 vqvaX tXQevtes. ta. 418. SYN. AlyXdXevs, ypirrevs, l\dvftdXds, KaXafievrris. 
 
 EPITH. 'AXvrpvros, dXfrpetyrjs, fioyepos, beivos, rXrjaXirdvos, l^Ovos aypevTTjp. 
 
 See Theocr. 1 . 39. 
 AXi£oj, j f. Xauty v. [congrego,] to assemble. "Kprfffftwy dotbovs -jravrds els ev 
 
 aXXcras. Heracl. 404. SYN. Ivvdyo), avrdyeipio. 
 
 AXXijprjs, eos, o et »/, adj. [maritimus,] marine. *H y&au)y,aXXripei. Hec. 454. 
 AXTuXvards, ov, 6 et //, adj. [mari illotus,] washed by the sea. Ylp6fiX-qfx\ 
 
 aXXKXvuTov. Aj. Fl. 1219. SYN. 'AXf/jpoyos, dXi7rXaykros. 
 aXUtvttos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [mari sonans,] sea-resounding. Ov irvpyos, ovy. dXl- 
 
 KTV7roi. Ant. 953. 
 AXXfjZyds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [portu carens, importuosus,] harborless, inhospitable. 
 
 'AXlfievov tXs us es clvtXov Treavv. Hec. 1010. (Paeon, trim.) Syn. Avvopfxos, 
 
 atop fids. 
 AXXfjvpi'jeis, eaad, ev, adj. [" in mare curnstrepitu se efFundens/' Damm.] pouring 
 
 impetuously into the sea.] Tw Kpeiaowv jiev Zevs ndTdn&y dKlfivprjevnoy. 
 
 0. 190. 
 AXX/jivp^s, eos^ 6 et >/, adj. [salsus, a mari adspersus,] overflowed by the sea. 
 
 Boujy ft dXX/uvpees aicral. Apoll. Rh. 2. 5o6\ 
 AXtybr/dpa, as, f}, subst. [volutabrum,] a winding, maze, labyrinth. ^voKsb^y 
 
 TroXXds aXivbt'idpas ettwv. Ran. 904. 
 
 AXXos, a, 6v, adj. [*' infructuosns, marinus." Vid. Damm. c. 93.] fruitless, ma- 
 rine. YIovtov Vt vu)tois dXXov e<pdeipov nXdvov. Helen. 7S3. SYN. 'EvdXXos, dve~ 
 
 fiuXXos, E(pdXXos, OaXdaerXos, neXdyXos, ttovtXos, kevos, jjdrato^, fmxj/XbXos. 
 AXXorpE(p)]s, ids, 6 et rj, adj. [a mari nutritus,] sea-nursed. QvKawv dXXorpe- 
 
 <piwv oXowrdTos obfiri. b. 412. 
 aXXou), v. [irritum reddo,] to render fruitless, to disappoint. Oi/re vdpk'^ 
 
 eXdelv dXXov, 6eov, ovfj dXXwaai. e. 104. 
 A.Xi7r\ayKTos, ov,6 et rj, adj. [per mare vagans, a mari cinctus,] wandering over 
 
 the sea, surrounded by the sea. Ke/oW, dXinXayKTot. Apoll. 2. 11. Syn. 
 
 AXI~kXv<TTOS, dXXTVTTOS. 
 
 A\t7rXr)i;, ijyds, 6 et »/, [a mari ictus,] dashed by the sea. Keo^ ft i)vEnoeaad 
 
 KnX aatidpos, 7 ' old 0' dXtTrXr;^. Call. 4. 11. 
 AXXnXoos, contr. dXTnXovs, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [in mari natans,] floating on the sea. 
 
 Hvvve-xes, '6(ppd ke Qdaaov dXiirXod reject Qeir). M. 26, 
 
 AXXTroptyvpos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [" marina purpura tinctus." Damm. purpureus,] 
 
 having the purple color of the sea. Oope' ixpaivovaiv dXi7r6p<pvpd, davfxd Xbea- 
 
 6ai. v. 10S. 
 tAXippddos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [cui mare obstrepit,] beaten, dashed by the sea. 
 *il wdpoX dXippdftot. Aj. Fl. 412. (Paeon, dim.) 
 AXippvTds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [praeter quod mare fluit,] washed by the sea. At' 
 
 dXippvTov dXaos. iEsch. Suppl. 875. 
 
 AXXs, adv. [abunde, satis,] abundantly, sufficiontly, enough. Et ft els /3Xd/3?ii/ 
 
 rXv\ dXXs f^w Toi> bvcrrv^eiv. Orest. 234. SYN. 'Abrjv, dpKovvTws, XKavGjs. 
 1 On the quantity of this word see Dr. Maltbj 's note, 2 See IMaltby. 
 
44 AAIS AAKl 
 
 'A\iaK(t) f et a\ow, f. dXtuad/jiat, 2 a. //Xwv et tdXwy, ctXwvai, dXov$j i'/XuKa et 
 
 taXwKci, v. [capio,] to take. KaffT ov bxbaKrov, ohb' dXiaicETai rE^vy. Ale. 802. 
 
 SYN. Kdr&Xaju/3&yw, aipEoj, fedrt^w, Stdyn'too-K'aj. 
 'A\tr»7/iat, v. [pecco,] to neglect, err, violate, transgress. 2os 7rdis # ov fikv 
 
 yap Tt Oeols dXXTrjfiEVos ecrrXv. b. 807. SYN. 'AXe/r&>, ablush), d<rej3eu) } dftap- 
 
 Tavu), 
 "AXXriiplds, et aXlriipbs, 6 et r/, adj. [facinorosus,] wicked, villanous. Nvv 6' e/c 
 
 Geoiv rov JcaXtr^piou 1 (J>pEvds. CE. C. 37« SYN. 'A§ikos, kcuos, fAiapds. 
 'AXXtoZevos, ov, 6 etij, adj. [hospitem injuria adflciens,] injuring a guest. 'Eyi7rdi> 
 
 aXtTo^ydv. Pind. Ol. io. 7- 
 'AXn-pa/vw, v. [pecco, scelerate ago,] to offend, to be wicked. "Oar Is dXirpaivet, 
 
 tcaX draaddXd [x-qyavdaTai. Hes. Op. 239* SYN. 'AXiTatvu), dXdo/icu, dXtrrjfxai, 
 
 d/japrdvit), aTaodaXXb), a/iTrXdicEoj, Trrru'w, ttXtj/jjueXeio, /3Xa7rrw, e^dTrdraw. 
 'AXtrrifiwv, dvds, et aXirpos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [flagitiosus,] an offender, villanous, 
 
 wicked. Ovte yap ear d<f>piov, ovt aoKonds, ovr dXtTfjfjiwv. ft. J 86. See also 
 
 "*F. 595. SYN. 'AXtr^otos, dbXxds, aTavddXds, KardpciTos, €£,u)Xr)$, dXsdpds, ndKos. 
 'AXirpia, as, ^, subst. [scelus, flagitium,] wickedness, villany. y-n-ep irXdaKdv 
 
 dXlrplas iroXXds ttXeov. Acharn. 9®7* SYN. 'A/jnrXdnXa, a/dirXaKtifid, 7rXr/jUjU£- 
 
 Xetd, TTTaiafid, otyaXfid, 
 'AXX~TpvTds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [mariconfectus,] sea-worn, TvtOov & oaabv dirwQiv 
 
 dXirpvToio yipovrds. Theocr. 1. 45. 
 'AXnwds, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [mari percussus,] struck or caused by the sea. 2e^ 
 
 fiicim' dXiri)7cd te jodpr). Pers. 9^9- 
 'AXtcalds, a, ov, et aXurfeis, eacrd, ev, adj. [fortis, validus,] strong, powerful, 
 
 brave. Aoods aXtcaiov. Hel. 11 67. See also Horn, in Pall. 3. Syn. 'Ay/j- 
 
 vwp, Kparipos, bvvdros. 
 'AXfcaTds, ov, 6, P. N. [Alcreus,] a poet of Lesbos. KciXkuws, oIttep ap/udvXav 
 
 Eyyfxiodv. Thesmoph. l6l. 
 "Atarap, dpds, to, subst. [robustum et promptum presidium,] a strong bulwark, 
 
 or protection. OvketX bidytvh HarpoKXeis, aXfcdp 'Ayaiivv. A. 822. Syn. 
 
 "Aprils, dXefy-fipXov, dXefyfud, (3drtBeid, oyetdp, Xaptd, TifxwpXn, tbfeXeid, aXtct), 
 
 bvt'd/jiXs, GioTiipXa. EpiTH."E/u^>i/rd>, dXe^tKaKov, arpEKES, TTEXojpX&v, au)Tr)pX6v, 
 
 (JHtp/udkOEV. 
 
 *AXk)), fjs, et aX£, kos, 1), subst. [robur,] strength^ vigor. 'AXX' dyl br) teal vwi 
 /LtEbujfXEdd OovpXbos aXKfjs. E. 718. See also E. 299- SYN. kvvdfiXs, bvvao-Teia, 
 dXicdp, dyijvopta, layvs, Kpdros, pwpr), oOevos. EPITH. " AairETos, d-rreipEcrXa, 
 drr^ETos, d/uaifxdKETds, dTteipavTos, adlvapos, baxtypuv, dot), EpXKvb))s, oftpXfids, (f>oi- 
 vXos, vrcepfjidyos, i7nrdbdfj.ds, fcpdrepd, dneipXros. 
 
 "AXktivtXs, Xbds, f], P. N. [Alcestis,] the daughter of Pelias and wife of Admetus. 
 "Hrts ttot el aft tcivt E^'va 'AXuy'iaTXbX. Alcest. 1081. 
 
 'AXtcXfiEbw, oiTos, 6, P. N. [Alcimedou.] VlefjnrT^s & 'AXHXj-iEbuv Aaeprios vws 
 
 dflVjJLUV. El. 197. 
 
 "AXkX/uos, ov, 6, P. N, [Alciraus.] "Hpws Avro/zeSwv te KaX "AXxXfios o£os "Aprjds. 
 
 ft. 474. 
 "AXkX/jos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [robustus, fortis,] brave, valiant. Ov ydp alxnwfc 
 
 7TE<pvKEV, ev yvvat^t b' aXicXfjds. Orest. 744. SYN. 'AXo;ets, dyijvwp, la^ypos, 
 
 upaTEpos. Phr. '* 'AX^-TJi t fjvdpErj te kekckt/jevos. yevdfXEvds oXktjs dtreipavTOv. 
 
 jueydXr/ 7r£pXdap<ri)s dX^." Maltb. 
 'AXkXvoos, ov, 6, P. N. [Alcinous,] king of the Phaeacians. 'AXkXvoos b£ tot 
 
 i)pyE, Qe6>\> dird /i/y§ed elbws. 5. 12. EPITH. Adfypwv, fjiEydXrjThip, QZoeiKEXos, 
 
 d/uvfjiwv, k-peiiov, rjpws, dEoeibrjs. Phr. At/catordros fidoXXrjuv, (3ovXas OEoetbrjs, 
 
 Xaoi^ dpXbeiKETOS. 
 'AXitfypiov, dvds, 6 et {], adj. [magnanimus,] noble-minded, valiant-hearted. 
 
 TLrpdros aXuXtypiov te Xaus. Pers, 95. SYN. KapTEpoQvfjids, aXk-Xpos, dyr\- 
 
 Vhip. 
 
 1 This reading is suggested by Toup [Emend, in Suid. i. p. 431.] instead of the common j 
 reading, k<x£ aArrijpoD. See Maltb. 
 
AAKM AAAO 45 
 
 'AXtf/ijJvjj, rjs, f/, P. N. [Alcmene,] the mother of Hercules. OuS' 6ri irep 2e^£- 
 
 \r)s, obb* 'AXKftTjvris evt 0///3p. S. 323. EP1TH. 'E\iKofi\Z<papds, KaXXlaQvpos, 
 
 baifpwv. 
 \AX1cn7p, i)p6s y 6, subst. [defensor,] a defender, supporter, champion. AUev 
 
 7T(t)s avv vr\vaXv dpews a\Krfjpes Xtcuvrai. 2. 213. SYN. 'AXefyrrjp, fiorjdos, etvX- 
 
 Pondcs. 1 
 'AXuvovi], t/s, rj t P. N. [Alcyone,] called also Cleopatra, the wife of Meleager. 
 
 'AXKvovrjv KaXeecwdv £7ru>vvfidi' t ovvek dp 1 avnjs. I. 558. 
 'AXkvwv, et Alt. 'AXd/wr, ovos, 6, et dimin. 'AXd)o»ts, i§os, ^, subst. [halcyon,] 
 .a halcyon, a sea fowl. X' aXxvoves, aropEaevvrX to. Kv/idrd tclv te ddXaaadv. 
 
 Theoer. 7. 57. See Apoll. Rh. 1084. VnR.'QpvXs, a irdpd ras -KETpXvas — 
 
 YIovtov betpdbds, aXuvtvv — "EXeyov oh up deibets — JLv£vpetop ^vpetoioX j3dav — 
 
 "OrX ttuoXp KEXdbels del jjioXttcus. Iph. T. IO96. 'AXkvuves, at nap* devvdois 
 
 6d\acr<Tr)s — Kv/jdtJt (ttwjjIvXXete — Teyyovffcu vurEpijs nTEpQp — 'Pdi-tct \pod bpu- 
 
 ffiZd/UEvat. Ran. 130p. 
 'AXavdi'Xs, xbds, %, ad j. [halcyonia, tranquilla,] halcyon, tranquil. 'AXuvopXbas 
 
 r dv Tl)yl& tijuEpas del. Av. 1592. SYN. Evbios. 
 'AXXd, adv. [sed, at, quin, saltern,] but, nevertheless, on the contrary, how- 
 ever, at least. 'Pw/uri urdvelv vXp, dXXd avp nXi'idei \Epdp. CE. R. 123. Syn. 
 
 'Amp, bs, fxevTOi, avrdp. 
 'AXXdyrj, 77s,//, suhst. [vicissitudo,] change. Bvpoikos uXXdya fiXov. CE. R. 
 
 1206. SYN. Mt>d/3oX?}, dvrdXXay/ud. 
 'AXXa>ro7ra;Xefa;, v. [farcimina vend<>,] to sell sausages. 'AXXavrd7rwX?7ffei 
 
 fidids. Eq. 1398. v 
 'AXXavro7rwXj/s, ov, 6, subst. [qui farcimina vendit,] a sausage-seller. 'AXXav- 
 
 ToiTU)\r]s ojv, drrjo yEvijaufxai ; Eq. 179* 
 'AXXds, dvros, 6, subst. [farcimeu,] a sausage. "TLuXeTv re tovs aXXavrds, dXXd 
 
 KdrdyeA^s ; Eq . 1 6 1 . 
 'AXXaaaw, f. £w, 2 a. rjXXdydv, v. [permuto, et in med. v. permutando accipio,] 
 
 to change, barter, exchange, to receive in exchange, to purchase. "Earap bi 
 
 Xafxwpu), -xjp&fjd r ovk j/XXai-drr/v. Phcen. 126*1. SYN. 'AyraXXdrrw, dvraX- 
 
 Xdrro//a», 7rd/}aXXdrro;, hetoXXcittu}, aXXoiooj, d/ie//3w, dfiEifDofxai, bXdfj.eij36jj.ai, 
 
 juerd/3dXX<t>, fjeTaftaXXd/jai, rpETru), fiETa7roiEw, a.PTdyupa£(o. 
 "AX\rjKTos t poet, pro dXrjKros, q. v. 
 'AXX^Xd^d^m, as, r/, subst. [caedes inutua,] mutual slaughter. 'AXXaXo <pdvX<x. 
 
 yivos. Pind. Ol. 2. 74. 
 'AXXrjXdipdvoi, top, ol, adj. [ipsi utrinque interflcientes.] murdering each other. 
 
 'Ytt' aXXaXdydvots. Sept. Th. 926. 
 'AXXi/Xw*', ots, ats, ots ; ovs, as, d; pron. [invicem, mutuo, alius alium,] one 
 
 another. '[Is ft Evpos te Ndros r EpXbalpETuv aXXi\XoiXv. FL 7 65. 
 'AXXoyvwTos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [peregrinus, alienus,] known to others, a foreigner, 
 
 a stranger : foreign, strange. 'AXXoyvwr^ evX b))/jf. (3. 366. 
 'AXXobdnds, r), ov, adj. [externus,] foreign. Ao/iwr ap^ovrds aXXobdndus. Ion. 
 
 1070. 
 'AXXdeibris, eos, 6 et rj, adj. [alia forma praeditus,] of a different form. Tovpek 
 I dp' dXXoeibea* (jxuviaKETd navTa dvcucrX. v. 194. SYN. AloXos, dXXotos, dvo~ 
 
 Hows, ETEpolos. 
 \'AXXddEv, adv. [aliunde,] from some other quarter. "AXXos dXXodep 7TE(f)payfiE- 
 
 voi. Orest. 141 1. 
 'AXXddX, adv. [alibi,] in some other place. "H /z' etex, v A*' edpex^E' 7rdr/}p b' 
 
 Efids dXXddX yairjs. j3. 131. 
 ;, AXXodpdds, ov, 6 et »;, adj. [peregrinam loquens linguam, peregrinus,] of 
 
 another language, foreign. 'Eir' aXXddpdovs avOpwivovs. a. 183. Syn. Bevos, 
 ! TriXEbdnds. 
 ! 'AXXoTos, a, dv, adj. [diversus,] different, estranged. 'AXXoIos pot, '^eIve, <j>di>r)s. 
 
 n. i8i. 
 
 1 'A/sews is scanned as an iambus. 2 'AWoubia is scanned as a molossus. 
 
46 AAAO AAO0 
 
 'AXXokotos, et aWaKdratds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [monstrosus,] monstrous, strange, 
 
 unusual. Nocor ydp 6 7rdrrjp aXXotcdrov avrov vorrei. Vesp. 71 • See also 
 
 Eur. fr. Mel. 66. SYN. "A\dyds, dTonos, enrdirXos, c,hos, davjjiaoTds, 0av- 
 
 fxdaXos. 
 "AXXdjiai, f. aXov/jai, 1 a. ijXdprfV, v. [salio,] to leap. Eis dXd 5' ciXro (3ddeldi> 
 
 an aly\y]£VTos 'OXvjjnrou. A. 532. SyN. Kd^dXXoyucu, dopui, dopEU), Trrjbau), 
 
 op^edfiai. 
 'AXAo7rpoo-aXXos, 6, adj. [" ab alio ad alium accedens." Damm. inconstans,] an 
 
 epithet of Mars. Tovtov /nairopEvoi', tvktov Kdnav, aXXoirpoaaXXov. E. 831. 
 
 S\N. 'AfMplffTdpos, boXXocppiov, aXXolos, evrpewTos, evKvrjTos. 
 "AXXos, r}> ov, adj. [alius,] another, other. "AXXot<u>> aXXos OeQv l re Kuv6pu)7rwv 
 
 /jleXei,, Hipp. 103. 
 "AXXdae, adv. [aliorsum,] in another direction, to another place. 'EKKXijodfjtev 
 
 o(j)as, dXXov dXXocre areyijs. Or. 1126. 
 "AXXorl, adv. [alio tempore,] at another time, 'llcmacier dXXdr dXXov, ws 
 
 Oavovperrj. Alcest. 192. 
 'AXXorpXos, a, ov, adj. [alienus, hostilis,] belonging to another, hostile. 'EX0w*/ 
 
 b' is oikov dXXorpXov, ETrrjXvs &v. Ion. 6(J9« SYN. 'E^0pos, ndXejjlds, bvoroos, 
 
 aXXoyvioTos. 
 'AXXo0/)ov£O), v. [" in aliud cogitationem converto, alienata mente sum," 
 
 Damm., alia cogito,] to think of something else ; to be estranged in mind. 
 
 'AXX' ripr\v aXXo<pp6vld)v , kclkcl b' oaoiro dvfios. K. 374-. Exf. "AXXo irapa rd 
 
 ovrdtypoviu). Herodot. Syn. YldpctKoxTta, 
 'AXXdtyvXds, ov, 6 et ri, adj. [qui alia gente est,] of a different tribe, an alien. 
 
 'Yfieis fr is aXXotyvXov eXduvaat ^0oi d. Eiim. 854. SyN. 'AXXoyXtoaaos, aXXo- 
 
 dpovs, aXXorpXos, Zeros, ayriords, TT}Xibd7ros, ETrrjXvs, ETrrjXvnjs. 
 'AXXoxpoos, contr. aXXoxpovs, ov, 6 et */, adj. [qui diversum habet colorem,] of 
 
 a different color. Aijuds aXXdxpoov fidoXXeias. Hipp. 175. 
 'AXXoxpws, tards, 6 et f], adj. [alia corporis specie,] having a different color 
 
 or complexion. '[Is aXXoxP^s birXoioX, fitZdficipfidpds. Phcen. 138. 
 "AXXvbXs, adv. [alibi,] elsewhere. 'EaxWirrjv, advXbes bi bXerfidyiv aXXvbis 
 
 aXXrj. M. 4rjl. 
 "AXXws, adv. [alio modo, alioqui,] in a different manner, otherwise, idly, in vain. 
 
 2u)$€iv ETOifids eijJiX, kovk aXXws Xiyio. Hec. 302. 
 "AXfxd, dros, to, subst. [saltus,] leaping, a leap. "AX/idrt b' 'AfxQXdXos ttclvtuv 
 
 TrpotyEpecTTEpos fjiv. 6. 128. SyN. Ur'ibripd, TrrjbrjoXs, oKtprrjpd. EP1TH. Kov- 
 
 <j>ov, a\j;d(pd}>, Ooov, Tpdfiipov, odKecnrdXdv. 
 "AXjurj, 7)s, 7], subst. [sal, oceanus,] salt water, the sea. "TLnaLvdv aXprjv' vavsh' 
 
 iws fxiv kvTbs %v. Iph. Taur. 1402. SYN. TLXrj/jLvpXs, aXs, ddXaaod, Kvptd. 
 
 EpiTH. TITicpd, clottetos, dfiat/JidKETds, yXavKr), bixpds, ^d0O7n), ^eifAEpXrj, Xd€ibr)s f 
 
 fiddeld, TrovrXas, Ppi>)(Xds. 
 'A\fif)eis, eood, ev, et aXpvpds, a, ov, adj. [salsus,] salt, briny. 'AXpir)eprd 
 
 Tropov. iEsch. Snpp. 840. See also Troad. 440. Syn. "aXXos, dXvKds. 
 'AXodw, et poet. dXotdw, v. [molo, obturo, verbero,] to grind, to crush, to bruise. 
 
 'A7roXe7 fx d\ou>v dvdpw7ros e^ EwdXt'Ov. Thesm. 2. See I. 564. SyN. 'E7rrrp//3w, 
 
 cvvrpifiu), crvvdpavh), dTroTrXijaau), KdraTrXijaau), bipu), kotttio, itdTaaaw, fiaaricto. 
 'AXoyEU), v. [rationem non habeo, nihil euro, despicio,] not to care for, to set at 
 
 naught. Et bs oX ovt: ETtEeaaf ETtXneioEaX, dX\' dXoyr/cets. O. 178. SyN. '6Xt- 
 
 ytopeu), KaTaeppovEu), ddipi^o, dTipa.$,(o, TTEpiopdw, vwEpdpdtt). 
 'AXdyioros, ov, d et ?/, adj. [rationis expers, nullum habens pretium,] incon- 
 siderate, of no value. Ov 7t\ovtos, ov TvpavvXs' dXoyioTOV be tX. Orest. Il6l. 
 "AXoyos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [rationis expers,] irrational, foolish. IloXX' eXirXbes 
 
 xpevbovaX KaXoyot fiporovs. Eur. fr. Protes. 6. SyN. "AaKeirTos, naKowos, atypov- 
 
 tiotos, ovrXbdros, dvdpW/jds, uOetos, dronos, pwpos. 
 'aXoQev, adv. vel potius gen. sing, antiq. ab hXs, ita ovpdvbQiv, gen. ab ovpdvbs 9 
 
 [e mari,] from the sea. E'iadpaX e^ dXo0er ydXlTr^v. 0. 334. 
 1 QiSfV is here scanned as one long syllable. 
 
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 'AXoibbpbs, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [qui non convitiatur,] no brawler. ITdpeoTi tjiywa 
 dripbs, dXolbbpos. Agam. 402. * 
 
 'A\ot0>), fjs, rj, subst. [pino;uedo, ungueiituni,] fat, ointment, unction. 'Apyto- 
 bovrbs vos, OdXepy) 6' fiv t ap<pXs aXoKpi). 6. 476. SYN. "AXet^dp, Xi7ros, ntpeXfj, 
 •nldp. 
 
 'aXok/£w, v. [sulco, aro,] to make a furrow, to furrow. 'Eyw 6' aXodgeiv ebeb- 
 firjv to ^topidy. Vesp. 846. 
 
 "AXoj-, okos, 6, subst. [sulcus,] a furrow. Mj? airelpe tekvmv dXbxd bcupbvwv fiXq. 
 Pho3n. IS. SYN. AvXa£, Tpijybs, a>X£. 
 
 "AXbwbs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [baud decorticatus,] not peeled, with the bark. *Ejri 
 rrjy ajiopyly rrjv dXbwbv k^ep^erai. Lysist. 737> SYN. "A^earos. 
 
 'AXdavbyr], t}s, >/, P. N. [Halosydne,] Amphitrite was so called. *Ap<j>l be piv 
 QuiKcii, venobes tcaXijs 'AXbrjvbvrjs. b. 404. 
 
 'AXovpyts, ibds, f], subst. [vestimentum purpureum,] a purple vest. 01 'poi be 
 y av XeyovaXv, ws dXovpytbd. Eq. 9^7* 
 
 'AXovaXa, as, >/, subst. [illuvies,] want of washing, uncleanliness. 'fts riyplwaai 
 bXd pdicpds dXovoXas. Or. 226. 
 
 "AXovrbs, ov, 6 et f}, adj. [illotus,] unwashed, unclean. Aipvr) tXs ear dXovrbs, 
 ov. Av. 1554. SYN. "Avitttos, duddapTos. 
 
 v A\o0os, ov, 6 et y], adj. [cristam non habens,] without a crest, crestless. Tav- 
 peirjy, d<pdX6v re, KaX aXotyov, 1 fjre kcltoitv^. K. 258. 
 
 "AXb^bs, ov, i], subst. [uxor,] a wife, tiie partner of a man's bed. 'l(j>dipr) dXb- 
 yos AXbpfjbebs 'nnrbbdpoib. E. 415. SYN. ' AkoitXs, yvvi], vv/ucpr}. EpiTH. Ai- 
 bola, avfXQebs, elbiSia, KaXrj, eyetypiov, epdrr/ t 7rb\vb<i)pos, KOVpXbta, 7riarrj, vvp(hXbXa t 
 KaXXtKprjbepvbs, rj'vKopbs, oepvYi, evetbrjs, neb v ft. 
 
 "AXirvbSy rj, ov, adj. quasi OaXirpos, [calefaciens,] warming, making warm. 
 *AX- ] irviffroy evavdel avv bXj3(0. Isth. 5. 16. 
 
 *AXs, dXos, 6, subst. [sal,] salt. Ov ovy dv e£ oinov a<*> eiriaTaTy ovb y aXd boitjs, 
 p. 455. SYN. "AXds. EPITH. Qe'ibs. 
 
 *AXs, dXos, jj, subst. [mare,] tiie sea. Oib' dweXvpaivovTb, ko.X pis dXd Xvpdr 
 eftaXXov. A. 314. SYN. "AXpr), ddXaaad, ttovtos, -KeXdybs, (huedibs. EPITH 
 ^Arpvyerbs, aXpvpa, dfidrus, yXavxrf, fiddeld, (3pv)(Xd, bid, bivi^eaad, beivrj, pap- 
 paper/, r/vepbeaad, evrrXbbs, evpvnbpos, riyijeaad, TrbXvriyi)s, Troptyvpeq, Ttoptyvpoei- 
 br)s, 7rdXvf3evd>)s epiybov~bs, Xevicr), oizvpr), KeXaur), Kvdverj, yetpepXa, OTvyepr), 
 ydpoxij, \vTri, i:l~icpa, Kpvoeaad, KoLXr}, vyprf, xeXdyXa, d-ireiperrXq, a5eu/c/)s, yXvice- 
 prjf aTTioros, dfjterpr]Tds, d(f>vXa.KT0S, boXX^t), dfjai/jaKeros, dOeacpdros, aKdjjdTos, 
 aTreiptov, dtr/yr/ros, (3dpvybov7ros, JDddvTrXovros, dyei/iwy, dreKfiapros, d\e?XKdKds t 
 ydXrjvalr}, bvtrr\^is, evpvicopos, evpeld, iroXXd, l^Qvoeaad, d\o), bpLvofievr}, ttoXv- 
 tpXoiopos, TTtpTicXvaTds, rprj\e~id, xpdfiddiobrjs, TzafKbdroioad, Kdno^ewos, vqvoXv 
 £7r'(bpd/jios. Phr. "AXos bjjpXjjdv oib/ud, vypd KeXevBd, tydvoei'Tu, evped vStrd 
 OdXaaarjs, Kvp dXiKTvnbv dXfxas, 7rbXXrjS dXos drjireToi' vbtop, Nr;pto$ av\>), irbXvp- 
 pvTbs aXpfjeis Trbpbs, Kv/jdrd patcpd ddXavtjrjs, jneyd Xalrpd ttdXct frays, ftddeld 
 7rovTXds aXiri, dypXbv olbpd, TtdvjXbv dXaos ddXarrarjs, fievded t aaTrjpiKrd Kat 
 vypd depeOXd OdXaacrrjs, ktvttos dXXnffTos epiapdpdyoib QdXaa<rr]S. 
 
 'AXarjis, xbbs, ?/, adj. [nemoreusis,] belonging to a grove, dwelling in a grove, 
 an epithet of the Nymphs. Nvp<f>aX diro<f>QXpeyr\v dXarjXbes ibbvpavrb. Apoll. 1. 
 1066". SYN. "YXwbris, vXbvbpbs. 
 
 "AXabs, ebs, to, subst. [saltus, nemus,] a forest, grove, TIoXvOvtov be bX' aXabs 
 'Ap-TepXbbs. I ph. A. 185. SYN. Apvpbs, repevbs, vXrj, firjcrod, Kvqpbs, vdnrf. 
 EPITH. "AyXctor, dmreTov, avQbtybpbv, bevbpfjev, evbei'bpbv, KaXbv, o-tcXepov, 
 
 I flddvrjicXbv, KdraanXby, nvicXvbv, bpbaepbv, vXrjev, rriXeOdbv, Xepbv, £ddeby 9 
 
 \ Xevpbv. 
 
 "AXtXs, Xbs, r/, P. N. [Altis,] a grove sacred to Jupiter, "AXtiv pev by kv 
 KdQdpw. Olymp. 10. 56. 
 
 J »A\i>/3ds, avrbs, et 'AXv/3»/, r/s, //, P. N. [Alybas,] a town in Italy, afterwards 
 
 1 See Dr. Blomfield's note on the reading of the passage. 
 
 2 Read &\>\o<pov ; see Dr. Maltby. 
 
48 AAYK AA<M 
 
 called Metapontum. EifiX ydp e| AXtf/Wros, bdi icXvrd bw/ndrd vatti). w. 303, 
 
 See also B. 856. 
 'aXvkos, t), bv, adj. [salsus,] salt. N>) ro> Ylbaetbui rbv dXvKov bXicaid ye. Lysistr. 
 
 404. Syn. "AXids. See in aXfxrjeis. 
 'AXvKrdnebr), rjs, //, subst. [catena a qua effugere nequeas,] a chain that cannot 
 
 be escaped from. ^ljaeb' dXvKTOTrebyaX 1 Ylpb/jt^ded TcoiiciXbfiovXbv. Hes. Theog. 
 
 521. SYN. Tlebrj, yvibnebai. EPITH. XrXjSdprj, cXbrjpeir), dXeyeivrj, keXaivij, 
 
 XaXierj, 'tl(f>ai<JTeir]. 
 "AXvtfs, eus, fj, subst. [evitatio,] an avoiding, an escape. Ovk ear dXvfys, <L £ei'oi, 
 
 yjibvov irXliov. Again. 1270. SYN. 'ATrotpvyrj, bldtyvyri, €K(pvyij. 
 *AXvirr)Tbs, et "aXvttos, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [tristitiaj expers,] exempt from sorrow. 
 
 To Xombv i]br) iyv dXvnyiry /3tu>. Trach. 168. See also Alcest. 490. Syn. 
 
 'Avwbiu bs, dt'dXyrjrbs, Xv7rrjS dfjtotpbs, reprrybs. 
 "AXvpbs, ov, 6 et f], [inamoenus,] inharmonious, discordant, "dfxdbdv skXvov 
 
 aXvpbv, eXeybv. Helen. 185. 
 "aXvs, yds, b, P. N. [Halys,] a river in Asia Minor, which springs at the foot of 
 
 Mount Taurus, and running Northward empties itself into the Euxine sea. 
 
 'AkttJ etti Trpo^Xfjrt poai^AXvos 7rorajuo7d. Apoll. 2. 366. 
 'AXvodXaivh), v. [viribus deficio,] to be weak, fainting. El7re o' dXvaQaivovod. 
 
 Call. Del. 212. SYN. 'aXiktou), aoQlveu), dbr)fj.bi'eu), rpefib). 
 "AXtiffis, ews, //, subst. [catena,] a chain. 'AXvaiaX ^pvaeaiaX tyipbfievav. Orest* 
 
 974. SYN. Aea/ubs, aria, dXvKTdnebti, irebbv. 
 'AXvaicciciu), et dXvffcio, v. [erTugio, devito,] to avoid, escape. AU-e, ndtcos &s, 
 
 voatyXv dXvaKcuEio -rrbXefJOib. Z. 443. SYN. AXei/d/i(u, ckkXIpu), extyevyu), evXd- 
 
 j3ebfxai, <f)vXa.TTo/jat. 
 ^AXvavu), f. £w, v. [inquietus sum mente, insanio,] to be restless in mind, to be 
 
 enraged. 07 k efjov aifid TzXovres dXvaaovTes TrepX dvfiip. X. 70. SYN. Avfffb- 
 
 ped), dydvatCTEU), irdpatypbvtu). 
 "aXvtos, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [qui solvi nequit,] indissoluble. Taprdpov rixev, bea/uols 
 
 dXvTOis. Pr. V. 160. SYN. AvoAvros, diropos, a/Hydros. 
 'aXvoj, £w, Kd, v. [aestuo, insanio, animo sum turbato,] to rave, to be distressed, 
 
 to be mad. 2, Ti ^pfjfi dXvu), irvevfx dveis &k Trvevjudywi' ; Orest. 27 1» SYN. 
 
 *AXvc(j(t), dXddfxat, dXaivu), dbrifibveu), Kdrddv^iit), dQvfxeu), eKXvbjaai, Kdfivoj, 
 
 eKKafiruf, bva(f)dp£io , Xv-rrebfJiat. 
 'AXtydvw, et dXcpio, v. [invenio, pario,] to find, to produce, receive as wages 
 
 or reward. Qddvbv npbs dorwv aX<pdvovoX bvafjLtvfj. Med. 299« See also $. 
 
 79' SYN. Evo/ctkw, dwoKafjifidvh). 
 'AXtyeibs, ei"AX(j)eds, ov, 6, P.N. [Alpheus,] a river of Elis, in the Peloponnese. 
 
 Kcu Qpvbv 'AX0e/o7d Tropov KaX evktXtov AJ-ttv. B. 592. See also Ol. 5. 41. 
 
 EPITH. BdBvbhrjs, dews, oils, bvcrepws, dXrirrjs, QeaneaXos. PHR. Bd0us poos 
 
 *AX(p€told, epaTeiroTdros iroTdfJutv, delotb Xepos pods 'AX0eto7o. 
 'AX0£<n/3otd, as, rj, adj. [dona accipiens,] receiving presents. Kai TrapQevoX 
 
 aX<pecrX(3oiai. X. 593. SYN.'E^rtuds, evetbr/s, KaXfj, evyzvrjs, yvrjrrXa. 
 'AXtyeoXpoids, ov, 6 et r), adj. [ M pinguefaciens," Maltb.] fattening or making 
 
 fat. 'AXQeoXfioidv vbiop. iEsch. Suppl. 862. SYN. YloXvBpefijjaov. 
 'AX0^ot;)s, ov, 6, subst. [(1) inventor, vif honoratus, ingeniosus, (2) piscis, 
 
 quidam,] an inventor; a clever, honorable man; a chief; a kind offish. Elcrev 
 
 & kv ILylpXri EKds avbpibv dX^^orawr. c?. 8. SYN. Kvperrjs, evprjrojp. EPITH. 
 
 Tt/utos, 7repT(f)pdbr)s. 
 'AXfXrd/jiotfids, ov, 6, subst. [<jui farinam vendit,] a baker, a mealman. 'fn 
 
 aXcpXra/LLOtfiov 7rdpeK07rr]v bXyntvXKtd. Nub. 640. 
 "AXtyXTov, ov, to, subst. [farina hordeacea,] barley-meal. Qlvdv iv anfitybpevaX 
 
 KaX dX(pXrd, ^veXov avbpwv. /3. 290. SYN. "kXevpbv, uX<pX. EPITH. AevKbv, 
 
 fAvXr](j)dTb)\ PHR. MyeXos avbpiLv. 
 
 1 Some read &\rjKT07re57?(rt. 
 
 2 The penult, of a\vu> is short in Homer four times, and long once. In the scenic writers it is ^ 
 always long. See Dr. Maltby. 
 
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 *AX<f>Xrbiru)XXs, Xbbs, fi t subst. [quae farjnam vendit; pistrina,] a meal-woman; 
 
 also, a meal-shop. Tovs o' ek tov Ka7r7r' els n)v away \wpelv r^v aX<firbrc(aXXv 
 
 Eccl. 682,. 
 *A\wa, as, fj, Ionic, et poet. aXwr), subst. [area, vinea, bortus, &c] (1) a 
 
 threshing-floor, (2) a vineyard, garden, &c. "Evdd be ol 7rbXvicap7rbs d\a») 
 
 eppt£(OTat. rj. 122. SYN. "aXws, dXwv, ebdtyos, irebov, dpovpd, Kfjirbs, a/u7rsXwv, 
 
 olvbicehbv, oivb(f)VTbv, ajuTreXtm. EPITH. lead, eptdrjXrjs, KaXij, evKTi/uevrj, 
 
 evpinrebds, E'uawbpbs, TedaKvIa, OaXepa, TcayKapnos, bevbprfeood, Xevurj, apnre- 
 
 Xbeaad, yovvfj. PlIR. $XXr) Qpay/nolaX, a/jnreXofVTOS yrj, afLTreXoev nebby, irvp- 
 
 valais aTatyvXaiaX kclXop fiefiptdev dXwa. See 11. 2. 56 1, &c. 
 •AXw7T£«:/(?a>, v. [vulpem ago, vulpinor, (Varr. ap. Non. 1. 26.] to play the 
 
 fox, to act knavishly. Ovk early aXwireKf.^eiv. Vesp. 1233. SYN. AbXbw, 
 
 irdvovpyew, KoXatcevu). 
 lAXwireKtbv, ov, rb, subst. [vulpecula,] a little fox. 'AXwneKtoi&i tovs ffrparXwras 
 
 iJKacrev. Eq. 1076. 
 'aXw7t^, ekos, f], subst. [vulpes,] a fox. Kcu fihy <pepio ^avas, Xdyws, dXa>7T£<cds. 
 
 Acharn. 878. SYN. Kepbh, KXvdbbs. EPITH. AWwy, ayKvXb/jLrjTXs, alfxvX)), 
 
 apydXea, boXepa, albXbj3ovXbs, tcXvvty}, tcrjtcds. 
 'AXuaX/jids, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [expugnabilis,] which may be taken. 'EKirl^evydcnv 
 
 ya.fj.oi fjt£' Kei \iev i)v dXtoaXjiws* Hel. 1621. 
 
 aXwgIs, £ws, fj t subst. [captura,] the capture, destruction. Mbvrjv lx 0VT€s r W 
 \ dXaxrXv 'IXtOi/. Phil. 62. SYN. Ae^Xdata, aypa, bXedpbs, viktj, 
 
 AXwtos, rj, ov, adj. [qui prehendi potest,] taken, or which may be taken, or 
 
 discovered. 'aXcdtoV hapevyet be rapebovixevov. (E. l\. 111. SYN. Evd- 
 
 Xiotos, evyeiptdTos. 
 { AfAa, adv. [simul,] together. w £2s dpd (frm'ricras fiyrjadTo' toi & ap? enovTo. /3.413. 
 A/jiaZdves, iov, al, P.N. [Amazones,] the Amazons. In the sing. 'A^a^ioy. 
 
 "HfidrX Tip, ore ^Xdbv 'A/ia^bves avrXdveipat. F. 189. EPITH. V OftpXjxbBvfxo^ 
 
 dvavbpoi, avropyoi, fiapvdvfioi, bafXVi7nroi, evLimoi, OovpXbes, avbpbfoyoi, kXvto- 
 
 Totyi, evduprjices, xjuXkot olpi, arvyavopes. 
 
 AfxdBeid, as, rj, P. N. [Amathea,] one of the Nereids : see Nrjprj'tbes, Malpd, ml 
 I 'Slpeidvtd, ev7rXoKafJi6s t 'A/uddeid. 2. 48. 
 j Apiadhs, eos, 6 et »/, adj. [indoctus, ignarus, stolid us,] illiterate, ignorant, foolish. 
 
 Sbpvfio) re irXavvos Ka/udOeT. 7rappt]aXa. Or. 903. SYN. "AfiovXbs, dvbrjrbs, d7ret- 
 
 pos, dnetpoKaXos, dvaiadrjTos, diraibevros, dveiriGTrifxuv, dbdrifjiioy, dcrotyos, dvdr\- 
 
 fJLiov, dbXbaKTos, ayvojfiojy, bvffjiddrjs, /itopds, atcaws. 
 AjjiddXa, as, fj, subst. [ignorantia, stoliditas,] ignorance, folly. Tifiyp top 
 
 eadXov, dfidSXav oQX-fjati/jiev. Hec. 327* SYN. 'A/3ovXia, dyvoia, atypoovvrj, 
 
 aXbpela, avoid, dneipXa, direipbavvri, ayviofidcrvvr]. PHR. ISetyeXr) irpdirXbeaoX 
 
 KeXaivrj. 
 AjudOds, ov, Ij, subst. [arena, campi pulvis,] sand, dust. 'Es XX/jiev'* 'H 5' dfxd- 
 
 dots explfiipdrd 7covTdndpos vrjvs. Horn. Apoll. 439. SYN."Aju^ds, ipdjxddds. 
 
 ^afifibs, 
 
 Afiddvvto, v. [" in pulverem redigo." Damm. in v. ; destruo,] to reduce to dust, 
 
 to destroy. YlbXiv be te nvp dfxddvvei. I. 589. SYN. 'AvarpeTrw, dvaaTpetyw, 
 
 a<pdvi£h), alffrbb), nepda), oXodpevio, d7r6XXvfjX, (pdelpio, bXa(j>deip(o, KatcbiroiEio. 
 ^Ap.aiixdKETbs, 77, bv, adj. [valde longus et ingens, cui resisti non potest,] im- 
 j mense, irresistible. KpeJaubv dfiaifjidKETov ttvpbs opfxevbv aKrav. QE. R. 177. 
 
 SyN. 'Aviktitos, dbdfxao-Tbs, dmreTos. 
 
 AfjtaXbvvu), v. [destruo,] to destroy ; also, to conceal. Tetxbs duaXbvvai, word- 
 I jjim' fxevbs eladydyovTES. M. 18. SYN, 'AfxdOvvu), kKirepBo), k^aipeia, Kadaipeu), 
 
 KdraatcairTtt), fcdrd/3dXXw, (TrvfyeXicto). 
 j A/iaXdeid, as, fj, P. N. [Amalthea,] the celestial goat, which is said to have 
 1 suckled Jove. Aiyos 'AfJLaXQelrjs, ettX be yXvKvxqpXbv efipws. Call. 1 . 49. 
 I AfxaXXbberr)p, fjpbs, et dfjLaXXbbeTrjs, ov, 6, subst. [manipulorum colligator,] a 
 
 binder-up of faggots or sheaves. "AXXd b' dfjiaXXbbeTrjpES ev eXXebdvolaX biovTb, 
 \ 2. 553. See also Theocr. 10. 44. Syn. .'A/ujr^p-. 
 
 Pros. Lex. G 
 
50 AMAA AMAY 
 
 'ApaXds, 7), by, adj. [mollis, imbecillis,] soft, weak, '[is be kvojv djudXrjolL irepl 
 CKvXaKeaaX (3e{3u>od. v. 14. SYN."" A/Bod's, aTrdXbs, dwdXo^pojs, reprjy, drdXofpwy. 
 
 ' Afxa^d, Ion. d/j,a£alr],r)s, dimin. dfiafys, Xbbs, fj, subst. [(1) plaustrum, (2) sep- 
 temtriones,] (1) a wain, a waggon, (2) the constellation called Charles's 
 wain. Of 5' Xadv eic/3dvres Xeitjy bbbv, yirep djia^at. k. 103. See also Nub. 
 878. SYN. "AjOjua, a.7n'ivr), bfypos, b^bs, b%elby, o^rjfud. £evybs . EPITH. 'A^0o- 
 Qopos, evrpoybs, evrpoyaXos, evndyrjs, KaXij, evTroirjTos, TETpaKVKXds. 
 
 '■Apci£tiprjs, ebs, 6 et fj, adj. [plaustralis,] fit for a waggon to pass. Jleidov, XX- 
 irovaa tovV dfia^rjpt] dpbyby. Agam. 1021. SYN. 'Afia^Xalos, dfia^Xnbs, apjua- 
 
 TCIOS. 
 
 'A^ta^ij, Xbbs, f], subst. [plostellum,] a small waggon. See the preceding word. 
 "Or' ETrptajJiriv cot faXdaXois dfxa^Xbd. Nub. 863. 
 'Afxafyrbs, ov, fj, sc. bbbs, subst. [via publica,] a carriage-road, a highway. 
 
 JLlefluPTes i][iEv bXKpbrbv els dfiatyTby. Eur. Electr. 775. SYN. '6bbs, dyvia, 
 
 cLfj,a£rjXaTds. 
 'A/iaZoTrXridtjs, $ds, 6 et rj, adj. [plaustrum complens,] that which will fill a 
 
 waggon, very large. 'Afia^b7rXr]dfj, ye~ia eiraX^eioy and. Pho3n. 1175. 
 'Afj.a£ovpy6s, ov, 6, subst. [plaustrorum faber,] a cartwright. Oijioi, ov §' ovbev e£ 
 
 cLfjcafyvpyov Xeyeis ; Equit. 464. 
 *A^dpd, as, fj, subst. [aquseductus, fons,] a channel, a ditch, a slream. 'Hi/re 
 
 Kprjvalat, dfxdpat 7tX0ovto pbrjoX. Apoll. 3. 1391* SYN. f AXo£, b^rbs,' nbpbs. 
 'AfxapTdtt), potius dfiaprdvh), f. d/jiaprrjaio, 2 a. rjfiapTby, v. [a scopo aberro, 
 
 fallor, delinquo. Vid. Damm.] to miss the aim, to fail, to be deceived, to act 
 
 wrong. TeOvdfiev, r) gwovrds dfxapTeTy, ovd' evetc alei. <p. 155. SYN. AXtrew, j 
 
 dXalvio, dXdbfxaX, dtydfJiapTdvu), e^df-iaprdyoj, doefjeco, 7rdpdvd/JiEu>, TrXrifi/jteXew, 
 
 irXdvdbjJLai, o<f>aXXbjJiai, 7rXa.£bjj.ai, 7rTalw f dTrorvy^dyu), aorb)(£0), orepofxai, dbi- 
 
 ke(i), /3Xa7rrw. 
 'A.fiapTTjf.id, drbs, ro, subst. [peccatum, error,] an error, a mistake, sin, a 
 
 crime. 'Afiapriijjdra oreped. Antig. 1264. (Dochm. dim. cat.) 
 'AjiapTta, as, >/, subst. [culpa, delictum,] a fault, a crime. Els $o7/3o> dyd<j>e- 
 
 povod uiy afxaprlay. Orest. 7^» SYN. 'A^uaprwXj/. 
 'Afxaprlvdds, ov, 6 et f], adj. [mente errans,] wrong-minded. ' AjuaprXybov r*| 
 
 'ETTtfiridta. 1 Theog. 511. 
 *Ajj.aprbe7rrjs, £bs, 6 et fj, adj. [stulte loquens,] talking foolishly. Aldv djuaprb- 
 
 £7res, flovyatt, no'ibv ientes. N. 824. 
 'AfxapTvprjTds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [testibus carens,] unwitnessed to. 'Ovpos 6' djiap- 
 
 rvprjrbs evKXerjs irboXs. Here. F. 290. 
 *AfiapT(t)Xif, 77s, r), subst. [peccatum,] a sin. "EleV dpapruXai yap ev aydpuiroioXv 
 
 eirovrai, Theog. 327« SYN. 'AXXrrjiud, dfiaprrj/md, djidprXa. 
 'Afidpvyrj, fjs, fj, et djidpvyixd, drds, ro, subst. [fulgor, splendor,] glare, splen- 
 dor, brilliancy, brightness. f Hs 6' ore bivridCjaXv air ocbdaXfiwy dpdpvyai. Horn. 
 
 Merc. 45. See also Theocr. 23. 7. SYN. Avyrj, aeXds, Xajjurporris, ayXdXa, 
 
 KaXXa)7nar]j.d, 6\pXs. 
 'Afxdpvyiceibrjs, ov, 6, [a patronymic,] the son of Amaryncus. "E*>0' 'AfidpvyKeibrjv 
 
 Atwped juolpd 7rebr]ae, A. 517* 
 'Afjiapvaaio, v. [fulgeo,] to shine bright, to blaze. ®eo7reoXris Ke(f)dXrj<rXi> i)r 
 
 6<ppvaX nvp dfjtdpvcrae. Theog. 827. SYN. 'AyXdigd/nai, avyeu), avya$u> f bXavya- 
 
 $0), ydvbo), fxap/j.aipo), oriXfiio, oeXdyeu), aarpa-KTio, aeXdytCoJ, bXairpe-rru). 
 *Au.aTp6^d(j} t v. [una curro,] to run along with. KepbaXeov brj to'iov, dpciTpb- 
 
 'Xpvvrd OvpaCe. o. 450. 
 'AjAaTpbyXa, as, >/, subst. [rotarum concursus,] the meeting of wheels. Trj p' 
 
 el-^ev MeveXabs, d/ULarpb-^Xas dXeeivcop. ^. 422. 
 'AfiavpbfiXbs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [vitam in tenebris degens,] living in darkness. 
 
 "Aye brj (j>voXv dvbpes dfiavpbfiXoi, (puXXwv yeveq. Trpbcrbfiowi. Av. 685. 
 'Afiavpbs, pd, pbv, adj. [obscurus,] obscure, gloomy. Aun/ t dfiavpa kov 
 
 rvpavvbs fiv fypvy&v. Androm. 203. SYN. 'AXafnrrjs, dbrjXbs, aKXer)s : auQevris. 
 I 'EirtpriQfa is here scanned as an Ionic us a rninore. 
 
AMAY AMBP 51 
 
 Afxavpbo), v. [obscurum, reddo, extinguo,] to darken, to extinguish. TVs okv, 
 
 rdXaiv, apavpoi gbav; Hipp. 818. SyN. 'A7rd/iavp6'w, atydv'i£<o, trKbr($<i) t 
 
 a7roicpv7rTio, a7rdKa\v7rra), d7rdXel(p(t), £7rto7aa£w, c?o0oa>, yvb(f)b(a, dfidXbio, dud- 
 
 Xvvu, dfiaXbvvit), dfiepbu), dirorplfiu). 
 ApdxnTds, poet. 'AfAdxtrds, efA^a^os, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [qui non pugnat ; fre- 
 
 quentius, invictus, cui resisti non potest,] who does not fight ; invincible, irre- 
 sistible. 'Afidxtrov bXtcav vbdrbs bpbrvirov. Sept. Th. 85. See also Rlies. 453. 
 
 SYN. 'AwrbXefjibs, dvavbpbs, bvcr/jdxvrbs, dvaXwrbs, dpprjKrbs, dSdjuaorcJs, dirop- 
 
 6r)Tbs, bvairvXEfirjTos. 
 A/ucixr)Ti, adv. [absque pugna,] without fighting. 'Ap^avrtov erepw rb per 
 
 aHayXov, aiK djjdxr)rX. $. 437. SYN. 'A/idxet, djJLdx&s, aKbvirX. 
 A/zdw, 1 f. »/<rw, v. [colligo, constringo, nieto,] to collect, to bind together, to 
 
 mow, to reap. "Erretr djudade rwvbe bvaTr\vov Oepbs. Eur. Ino fr. 4. SYN. 'A7rd- 
 
 fidu), e£a/mw, Kara/ado), ovXXeyiv, depl£(o, endeptgu), bpeirb), dTrbrejAVb), dnbKOTTTtti. 
 ApPali'to, Ion. poet, pro dvdBaivw, v. [ascendo,] to ascend. Avtovs r*hp(kU- 
 
 veiv. i. 178. 
 ApfiaWdfiat, pro dvdfiaWdfjat, v. [remoror, differo,] to delay. 'A/z/3aXX<O/u0u 
 
 epybv, 6 brj debs eyyvdXlfct. B. 436. 
 AfjLJ3dais t eos, r/, pro dvdfidoXs, subst. [ascensio,] ascent, a mounting. "A^u- 
 
 fldaXs, ot rap 'iTnrXav. (E.G. 1070. (Choriamb, dim.) 
 AjufidTrjs, pro dpdfidrrjs, ov, 6, subst. [qui ascendit,] ascending. Tlropdov 
 
 Xafieade, Maivdbes,Toi> a/jfidrrjv. Bacch. 1105. 
 Afxfidrds, pro dvdfidrds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [qui ascendi potest, ascensu facilis,] 
 
 what can he ascended, accessihle. ' Afifidrbs earl irbXis, koX ZfribpbfJibv £VXer# 
 
 relyfo. Z. 434. SYN. 'E7ri/3dros. 
 t AjuifiXribrjv, per sync, pro a/jpdXdb^v : imo, dpdj3Xr}bt]v, [crebris gemitibus, cum 
 
 singultu.] 'A[ij3Xi]br}V ybbwad, fxerd TpojeaaXv eenrev. X. 475. 
 AfifiXvs, eld, v, adj. [obtusus, hebes,] blunted, dull. Nvv & a/jfiXtis elfxX, ml 
 
 KdrriprvKws ndicaiv. Eur. fr. inc. 167. 
 i Afxj3Xu)\p ) ioitbs, afifiXtoirris, £ds, et a/jj3Xio7rds,ov, 6 et fj, adj. [caecutiens,] blinding, 
 
 dark. BXov apl3Xo)7rdv irdpexovuXy. Eumen. 953. SYN. 'Afxavpbs, OKbTeivbs, 
 ! d/uvbpos, afiXrjxpos, aaBevr]S. 
 
 J ApfidXdbT)v, contr. poet, pro dvdfibXdbr)v, adv. [" per intervalla, diversis 
 1 vicibus." Damm. q. v.] at intervals. 'Abeid ye. fiev apfidXdbav. Nem. 10. 6*1. 
 AfjtfioXrj, pro dvdfidXi], q. v. KXaw dp' dxpei rCovbe kovk £s ufifibXds, Heracl. 
 
 I 271 ' 
 AjjfidXiepybs, ov, 6, Ionic, et poet, pro dvdflbX., adj. [dilator operis,] a man who is 
 
 i dilatory in his work. Ate^ b f a/jfioXXepybs dvrip, drrjat wdXaiet. Hes. Op. 411. 
 
 I SYN. 'Padv fids, OKv-qpos, c^oXaios, [jLeXXrjTrjs. 
 
 I AfjiflbXlr), Ion. pro dvdfibXlr], ?;s, i. q. dvd^bX)), f], subst. [dilatio,] delay. 'Aju- 
 
 fibXiT)' brj yap aev d<pavpbreprj t Apoll. 3. 144. SYN. Bpdbvrris, Tplfir), blarpipfl, 
 
 fJieXXrjais. 
 
 Ajjfipbaia, as, rj, subst. [ambrosia,] the supposed food of the gods. Tolaiv 
 I V a/jfipboXriv ILljibeis dvereiXe vefjieodai. E. 777- EPITH. 'Epdrewrj, AXoTpetyrjs, 
 ! evobfjbs. Phr. 0e7o»' dXet/nfAd, anfipboXov elbdp. 
 lAfufipbaXbs, a, by, adj. [immortalis, dulcis,] immortal, sweet. EtfSovr' ev KXXaXy, 
 
 irepX b f afifipbaXos Kex^& vitvbs. B. 19« SYN. Qelbs, aBavdrbs, a^dapros, 6av- 
 I fiaffTos, fjbvs. 
 .Afifipbreb), pro aflpbreio, et ajjjjpoTU), V. [aberro,] to miss. "HfiflpbTes, obb' Ztij- 
 
 \es' drdp ov jiev (T<pwX y oito, E. 287' SYN. ^Ajxaprdvio, dirbrvyxdvu), 
 iAfifipbrbs, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [immortalis, purus,] immortal, pure. "AfxfipbroX, 
 
 ovs YlrjXrjX Oeol bbadv ayXdd bwpd. Tl. 381. SYN. See 'AfifipbaXos, dcpOXros, 
 1 aKr/pdrbs. 
 
 1 Dr. Maltby, with his usual sagacity, has investigated the quantity of the first syllable of 
 ' x/t«w. He says that in the active voice, and in the derivatives afirjT^p, and &fir)Tos, the alpha 
 5 long in Homer and Hesiod ; in the middle voice, as also in iira^ffaro, Ko.ra^cfu.io and 8t<£- 
 j Mfcc, the alpha is short : with the later writers the alpha is common. 
 
52 AMEF AMEY 
 
 ' AfityapTos, ov, 6 et */, adj. [qui supra invidiam est, immensus,] above envy, 
 immense, large. 'A\X' dyl betcro [aev ipd, itdvov & d\XEyaprdv otyeWev. B. 420. 
 
 • SYN. "Atydovos, dfiETpds, dff'UETos, jutytts, "KoXvs,dvdpXQfids. 
 
 'Afieifidfjiai, v. [remuneror, alterno, respondeo,] to exchange, to alternate, to 
 answer. To> 5' rjfxei^ET ETreird dva% avbpiov ' Ay dfjie/uvcov. A. 172. SYN* 
 'A7ra/ue//3o^tae, avTa/ueifidfJiai, dvrXtyiovEio, avravbdio, viroKpivdfiai, dnoKpivofjiai. 
 
 'Aptifiio, v. [commuto,] to give in exchange* *0s npbs Tvbeibrjv kiotx-fibZd 
 tevj(e dfieijjE. Z. 235. SYN. 'AXXdererw, efaXXaTTio, £7raXXdrrw, dfx€i(jdfxai, 
 
 aVToXXctTTlO. 
 
 'AfieiXiKTos, et apeiXXxos, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [implacabilis,] implacable. AicraofXEvos 
 
 EirZeaaXv dfjteiXiKrov §' oV clkove. $. 98. See £1. 734. SYN. Av<T t ue/X«crds, 
 
 d>??X£7/s, avfifiepoSf clvIXeios, aveXeri/jKov, di'ETrXetKrjs, dTjbrjs, aorpeTrros, dfleXkrds. 
 
 ukijXiitos, dirrivrjs, d7rdpa tV^rds, bvffTrdpaiTrjrds, dTTdpdp.vQos, dyvtbuiov, acirovbos, 
 
 affTepy^s, dTepdfJLwv, dreyKros, aKafin^s, <?KXt}pds, x«Xe7ros. PHR. IlfT/oas eywv 
 
 (j>v<rXv rje atbi'ipov. Mosch. 
 *Aneivu)v t dvbs, adj. compar. of dyddds, [melior, prsestantior,] better, braver. 
 
 '6 yap avre (jly ov narpos dfielvtov. A. 404. SYN. BeXr/wv, (SeXrEpos, KpeiTTtov, 
 
 QepTEpd?, 7rpd<j)EpcoTEpds t XtoXTEpos, dpeiiov, dpeioTEpbs, Xwiojv. 
 A/xe/ow, v. cum gen. [privo aliquem portione,] to rob any one of his share. 
 
 ^Afieipeiv, yovtiov, (dXov TTEirpiofiEvov. Pyth. 6. 26. SYN. 'Afxepbto, dirdfietpta, 
 
 diravpato, drefifiio, yoffcpi^io, Tr}Td<x}, oTEpEio, op^dpi^tj, dfaipZio. 
 *Ajj.eXyio, v. [raulgeo,] to milk. IlXdv bvo, rds Xoiirds bXbv/j.aTOKds alyds d/^eX- 
 
 yoj. Theocr. 5. 85. 
 'A/ueXta, as, poet, pro d/j.£Xetd, //, subst. [incuria,] carelessness, negligence. 
 
 'AXX' dfJiEXXa bos avrd, Kal tpavXus (j)£pE. Iph. A. 850. SYN. 'A//eXetd, drr)fJ.E- 
 
 Xetd, a^povriatd, Kara^povrjaXs, dXXytopXa, paBvfxXa, apyXa, dnijbXa. 
 'A/jleXeio, v. [non euro, negligo,] to disregard, to neglect. 'AXX' ovb' a^yvfXEvos 
 
 nip, eov diizXriaEV Zraipov. N, 419* SYN. Af/tp/cja), atppovTiorlw, fit/ adr to fiat, 
 
 dfilXXa bovvai rX. 
 'AfXEXrjTds, ov, b et ^, adj. [non curandus,] not deserving of attention. Kcu 
 
 c(f)iv TroXX' dfXEXrjrd jueXei. Theogn. 422. 
 "AftefjLTTTds, ov, et djie/A(})})s t eos, b et f], adj. [inculpatus, innocuus,] unblamed, 
 
 innocent. ^vfi/jiapTvprjaeis, ibs d^efxirrds f\v yvvi]. Iph. A. 1158. SYN. "Ajlmu- 
 
 fxos, djj.(jjfir)Tds, d/uvfjL(i)v, dvairXos, &/3Xd/3?)s, ukukos, dvETriipBovds, d\poyds, Kdddpos. 
 t AfieiJ.TrT(a's, adv. [culpae expers,] without blame or censure. Kd/*' ebirXoia 
 
 '7r€/j.\pdv dfiefxiTTtas. Philoct. 1465. 
 'AfiefifXa, as, r/, subst. [reprehensionis iinmunitas,] exemption from reproof. 
 
 Ovk dfxetKpXa <j>XXois. Sept.Th. 903. Syn. ^A/3Xd/3ia. 
 'AfiEvrjpos, rj, 6v, et 'Ajue^/s, £os,adj. [sine robore et viribus, debilis,] deprived of 
 
 strength, feeble, unsubstantial. IloXXd bs yowovoQai vekvujv d/ji£vr)Yd tcdprivd. 
 
 k. 521. See also Eur. Suppl. lllrj. Syn. 'A<t0£V))s, dpuvpos, e^XrrjXds, vw- 
 
 6pos, vw^fX>)s, XeTrrds, /idratos, typovbos. 
 'A/uLEvrjvdoj, v. [imbecillum vel irritum reddo,] to render weak, or useless. 'Ey- 
 
 yvBlv bpfirjdels' dfiEVrjrwo'ev b£ oX al*fcfii)v. N. 562. SYN. "'A.adzvdu), ki:Xv(o, 
 
 yvXou), ZXaaodb). 
 A/utpyu), f. lio, p. icd, v. [exsugo, destringo, decerpo,] to extract, to take off; 
 
 to squeeze out, to pluck off. Xfyt Kapnov dpepfav. Here. F. 396. Syn. 
 
 *A7rdfjtepb(i). 
 'AfiEpi/Avos, ov, b et //, adj. [curarum expers,] devoid of care, unattended to. 
 
 Keifiai b' d/HEpifJtvds ovtcjs. Aj. Fl. 1207. SYN. ^Atypovr lotos. 
 'AfxETprjTds, ov, b et f], adj. [immensus, immodicus,] immeasurable, immense, 
 
 boundless. "HXdd/UEV, dXX et birioQEV d/ieTpr)T0s itdvos carat. Y. 249. Syn. 
 
 ' A/uerpos, d/j.EyapTos, a7rXr](TTos, diTEXEdpds. 
 *Afx£Tpd£7rris, ids, b et rj, adj. [sine modo loquax,] incessantly babbling. Gep- 
 
 ahijs & etX jj.ovv6s d/j.6Tpd£7rrjs EKoXula. B. 212. SYN. 'AboXiaxris, <f)Xvapds. 
 *Afjievio, v. [transeo,] to pass over, i. e. metaph. to vanquish, to surpass. Ma* 
 
 icpd beplxpais d}i£vaea& avrXovs. Pyth. 1. 86. Syn. see 'A/ue//3a;. 
 
AMEY AMIS $3 
 
 'Afievotiroptis, ov, b et jy, adj. [gressus repeten3,] passing into a different'part ; 
 
 where the paths cross each other. 'H p\ <5 <f>XXai f kclt dfievoXicbpbv. Pyth. 
 
 11. 58, SYN. &Xd(3drbs, evnopos. 
 "Apr), r/s, ri, subst. [falx, ligo,] a pruning-hook, a spade, a mattock. Ol xvvzs 
 
 v7rdrv7rroPT€S uxnrep rals a/jtais. Av. 1145. S'YN. AtKeXXd, apirr]. 
 'ApTiyem], et djawffyeTrojs, adv. [quodammodo, quoquo modo,] some way or 
 
 other, in some measure. 'Yfias jjlev y\br\ jjLHrdbcpbpelv apLriyeirq. Acharn. 6*08. 
 
 See also Thesm. 428. Exp. e EvX yerpo7r«, bwuvovv, uQev, brjirore. 
 'A/utfivirds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [ira et simultate vacuus,] free from anger or quarrel. 
 
 Ivv t evfcXeia icaX dfLtjvtT^. iEsch. Suppl. 976\ SYN. "A^oXos, dtcbrbs, ev/ze- 
 
 vrjs, i'jfjLepos. 
 J Afir)pvrds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [colo non deductus,] not spun out. Aa| Zirzfirr taxi 
 
 yijpds ajjLYipvTov ks teXos cXkoj. Apoll. 2. 221. SYN. 'AreXeoros, airepavTos, 
 
 hXrivetcris, kvheXeyjjs, ffvye^ijs. 
 *A[it)Ti]p f rjpbs, o, subst. [messor,] a reaper. 1 CM b\ uW afxrjTfjpES evavrtot 
 
 a\\f]Xot(rli>. A. 67. SYN. Bovkcuos, 0£pio-n)s, hpeiravrityopos, djudX»/rd^os, dfiaX~ 
 
 Xoberrip. 
 "A-iiriTos, ov, 6, subst. [messis,] a harvest. "Ajj^tos b' oXXyiarbs, Znriv KXiviivt 
 
 TdXavrd. T. 223. SYN. Qepos, QepL(Tp.ds, KaXdurjrb/JiXa, evcapTrXa. 
 'AfnJTtop, bpbs, deti], adj. [cui mater est nulla, aut saeva, aut ignorata,] mother- 
 less. $vyabas OijabfXEV <bs yap aprjrajp. Ion. 100. (Paeon, trim.) SYN. Kd- 
 
 Ko/iriTiop. 
 'Ajutixaveio, f. r/<w, p. tjkcl, v. [inops consilii sum,] to be without contrivance, 
 
 to be at a loss, or irresolute. Havrbdiv' aXX' o/cd brj /jXv dfj.r}xdvtovr' evdrjae. 
 
 Theocr. 22. 103. SYN. 'A7ropew, dyu)vicib/jiai, Xv7rEb/j.ai, /uepifjivdoj, kKKafxvu). 
 'AfiTjxavXa, as, r), subst. [inopia consilii,] perplexity, embarrassment. l^erXia 
 
 epy dpdojvTss' dp.r}yavXri b' e^E Ovpoy. 1. 295. SYN. 'AdvfiXa, arsX-marXa, 
 
 airopXa, dirdprj/jid. 
 'Aprixdvds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [inops consilii, invictus, difficilis,] devoid of con- 
 trivance, senseless, unfounded, difficult. Ni/^ b' av tovto [x dvwyds dfiijxctvoy 
 
 aXXb TEXeaaai. H. 2o\ SYN. KaKo/^ydvos, dj3ovXbs, dbvvdrbs, diropos, dbd- 
 
 uaorbs, dreyKTos, arrXovs. 
 'Awxdvids, adv. [nullo modo,] by no means, in perplexity. 'E-irurra/jc00a, 
 
 bpqv b" dfirjxdvojs ixet. Eur. Fr. (Enom. 3. 
 'A/jiXavTds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [haud pollutus, purus,] undefiled, unpolluted, pure. 
 
 Et fx eOeXeis ttXvvelv, KE<pdXi]s d/jiXavrbv air aKprjs. Theog. 447. SYN. 'AjioXw- 
 
 rbs, ddiKTos, aizpo-Xfiaarbs, axpnvros. 
 "a/iiktos, ov, 6 et r), adj. [commercium fugiens,] inhospitable. "Wpaadv, Efiavav 
 
 dfiiKTvv. Iph, T. 403. SYN. 'Akoivojvtjtos, a-n-XaTos. 
 "A/jtXXd, rjs, r), subst. [certamen,] a contest, struggle, conflict. AvrdeXSapdv 
 
 taw 7TEXd(T(o bXd aapKos dfxiXXav. Hel. 355. SYN. 'Ayojv, airovbrj, QXXovetKia, 
 
 EpiTH. OtXo7rXovros, pifjKJxip/udTds, olvo~7rXdvr)rds . 
 'A/iiXXdoyuat, v. [certo, semulor,] to contend. Tw fiev bXicato) rovb y djjuXXw/iai 
 
 \6yov. Hec. 271. SYN. AXdfJuXXdbjJiai, dywv i£,bfxai, £7rdyu)vl^bfiat t deOXevw, 
 
 nbvXdbnai, laxvpt^ofxat, bticrxvpicibfxai, EpXbaivo), £pi$(o, vetKEOt. 
 I 'AfiiXXrjfid, drbs, to, subst. [certatio,] a contest, a struggle. MXaitybvuv ydfiuv 
 
 dfxiXXrifjiad'. Soph. El. 493. SYN. 'Aywrtc/id, dyw^, a&Xbs. 
 'A/jLtXXrjrrip, fjpbs, 6, subst. [certator,] a contender, a wrestler. Tpbxovs dfii\- 
 
 Xrjrrjpds 'HXXov teXuiv. Antig. 1065. 
 "AfxuT7rbs, ov, 6 et r), adj. [equo par celeritate,] fleet as a horse. BbpEas afinrwos 
 I opdbbbirbs vnep irdyov. Antig. 985. SYN. Td^s. 
 *AfiXs, Xbbs, r), subst. [matula, navigium,] a chamber-pot, a skiff. XqarpXb', err* 
 
 yrrjo-Ev dfxXb\ cycu bl irpbs tovtov /3Xe7rwv. Ran. 543. * 
 *A/zca0t, adv. [gratis,] gratuitously, with impunity. Ovkovv dfiiirdX tovs ejutovs 
 
 orpdrrjXdTas. Troad. 409' 
 "Afiiodbs, ov, 6 et r), adj. [mercedis expers,] unpaid, unrewarded, gratuitous. 
 
 1 For the quantity of the first syllable, see the note on 'A/uaw. 
 
 2 See Dr. Butler. iEsch. Suppl. 849. 
 
54 AMIT AMOI 
 
 Avvti 6' afZKfOos effrl aoi tyvipftSpos, Choeph. 721. Syn. 'AirSfxiedos, dhwpr\- 
 
 rds, $KfAta6ds. 
 ^A/MTpos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [sine zona,] not having a zone or girdle. ITa^as elve- 
 
 reas, iraaas etX iraihas dfiirpovs. Call. 3. 14. SYN."A5wj'ds. 
 'AfjuTpdxtrujv, (ovds, 6 et j/, adj. [cui zona discincta est,] having the belt or zone 
 
 Ullgirt. Xapirrjbibv b' d)S ovv Xb' duLTpoyXTmds eraipovs. II. 419. 
 'Afii-xdaXueis, eaad, et>, adj. [inaccessus, importuosus,] inaccessible, harborless. 
 
 'Es ILdfjibv, es r"ljjj3pov Kat Arjfivbv dfxty^ddXbeaadv. H. 753. 
 "Afifjia, dros, to, subst. [nexus, vinculum,] a fastening, a chain. Ilepi be hefffid 
 
 Kal TTb\v(Dpb^ hfifxanoy. Here. F. 1029* SYN. Kada/upd, dvdbeajjid, becr/ubs, 
 
 (rvvbeafxbSy 7rXoo), (xvfjnrXbKri, b)(dvr), rtXdyuwi'. EPITH. 'Evorpl^es, evfipbybv, 
 
 OTEpeOV, dfyVKTOV. 
 
 "A/ijuiya, adv. [simul, una cum,] together, along with. 'I^Bves aiaaovTEs inrepd 1 
 
 dXos dfi/ulyd navpois. Apoll. 1. 573. SYN. "Ajud, ojiov. 
 'Afx/jibpXa, as, y\, subst. [infortunium,] misfortune. Molpav t ap,fibpXr]v te k'dra- 
 
 OvrjTwv avdpw7rb)v. v. 76. SYN. !Lv/u(j)bpu, drvyjia, drv^rj/ad, TaXanrtvpXa. 
 "AfjLfibpbs, et d/jbobs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [calamitosus,] unfortunate. Oir} b' apro- 
 pos earl Xberpujy 'Il/cedVoTd. 2. 489* See 'A/jotpos. 
 'ApfAiovlds, Xd,bbs, ei"AfjLfjLu)yis, Xbbs, ^, adj. [ad Ammonem pertinens,] belonging 
 
 to Ammon. 'AfjLfxwvldbds ebpas. Alcest. 113. See also Eur. Electr. 734. 
 'AyuveTos, a, bv, adj. [agninus,] belonging to a lamb, woollen. 'Ajiftrpvijjv bi 
 
 tov dXXbv vV a/jtveiav Qlrb yXaivdv. Theocr. 24. 6l. SYN."Ap»'e*os. 
 'Afivrj, fjs, et afjivis, ibbs, %, [agna,] a she-lamb. Awpelrut Mopcrwv tclv a/ivXbd 
 
 Kal tv bs Bvaas. Theocr. 5. 139* Syn. A/uvds, dpijv. EpiTH. 'A7rdX>), d/xdXj), 
 
 (3Xr)%ds, fxaXaK}]. 
 'AfivrjjjibvevTbs, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [immemoratus,] unmentioned, not remembered, 
 
 forgotten. ' Afxvr}jibvevTbv Beq. 1 irpobova dXioKETat. Iph. T. 1420. 
 y Aixvr\iJibvE(t>, f. >7<7a;, p. k&, v. [immemor sum,] to forget. 'Ajivriixbvut yap tS>v 
 
 irptv, dirbXeitydels tppevwv. Orest. 210. 
 'AjjLvrjfibavvr), rjs, rj, subst. [oblivio,] forgetfulness. TLaibcov a/uvrjfibovvav. Ion 
 
 1100. SYN. Arjfffjibavi't], Xrjdrj, XrjBbavprj, XrjaTXs. 
 , A/j.pf}ji(t)v } bvbs, 6 et ft, adj. [immemor,] unmindful. 'ArQ^os ov ftbpErjv afivrj- 
 
 jxbvd koXXX7te vvfi<j)r]s. Mus. 322. SYN. 'Ayj'wjuwv, Xfja/jiojv, Xddfypcov. 
 'A/jivrjffTEU), f. 7]ffu), p. r]nd, v. [obliviscor, immemor sum,] to forget, to be un- 
 mindful of. Ov yap irbT d/uvaoret y 6 (pvaas. Soph. El. 484. SYN. 'EfcXav- 
 
 Qdvbfiai, a[xvr)ixbvE(o. 
 "A/ivrjaTos, ov, 6 et ?/. adj. [oblivione deletus,] forgotten, erased from the me- 
 mory. "A/nvaoToi bs, rd iroXXd Kat oXfiXd TY\vd XXxovtes. Theocr. \6. 42. 
 "AfjivXby, ov, to, subst. [vas ad excipiendum sanguinem in sacrifices respersum,] 
 
 a vessel for receiving the blood shed in sacrifice. Uepaevs & ajjivXbv elx/' 
 
 yip<jjv 6' i7nrrfXdTa NeoTWjO. y. 444. SYN. 20dytov, otydyeibv. 
 "A/Avtabs, efAfAviaabs, ov, f], P. N. [Amnisus,] a port of Gnossus in Crete. Snjcre 
 
 S' ev 'Appiou), bdX te otteos KlXeidvirjs. r. 188. 
 'AfxvbuCJv, ovvtos, 6, adj. [agninam mentem habens, fatuus,] stupid. Kat <tko- 
 
 nels ye, tCjv ttoXitGjv oarXs earXv a/JivbKobv. Eq. 264. SYN. Ev/;0j?s, juiopbs, 
 
 a/iirj^dvbSt fjXXdXbs. 
 'Ajivbs, ov, 6, subst. [agnus,] a lamb J 2, "SlpXcpos' dXV dyt, Kal tv tov evfibrbv 
 
 a\ivbv Epeibs. Theocr. 5. 24. SYN. 'Aprjv, gen. apvbs, TrpbfidTXbv. EPITH. 
 
 "A7rdXos, VEbdrjXrjs, arjKXTrjs, vwbfJLaiXbs, KEpaoTrjs, XabfxriTMp. 
 'AfibyriTX, adv. [sine labore,] without labor, without difficulty. YlXeibv ibv. 
 
 Ne<rrwp 6' b yepwv d^uoy?jrt deiptv. A. 636. SYN. 'AfioyQX, dTdXanrwptos. 
 'AfubyrjTbs, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [indefessus,] unwearied. KapTEpbxeip* dfxbyriTE, bbpv- 
 
 gQeves, epfeds '6Xv//7rov. Hymn. Mart. 3. Sy N." Ak fxris, an :dfxdTbs. 
 'AfxbdEv, adv. [aliqua ex parte,] in some degree. iw»> dfxbdev ye. Qla. a. 10. 
 'A/j-oifialbs, ov, 6 et f], adj. [alternus, mutuus,] alternate. 'A/xot/3a/// %^ $ * aTia * 
 
 Apoll. 3. 83. 
 
 1 0€# is here scanned as one long syllable. 
 3 'kfivfa is a term not found in the Tragedians, Homer, or Hesiod. 
 
 J 
 
AMOI AMI1E 55 
 
 'A/ioi/3;7, fa, r/, subst. [permutatio, vicissitudo, compensatio,] change, exchange. 
 
 Otas u^xoi^f]S e£ 'laoovos Kvpel. Med. 23. SYT$."Auei\pXs, avra/ueiipis, uvrdX- 
 
 Xay/ud, e-rraXXdyr), £7rct\\a^, KOivuvXa, Ttdparpbin), fxerdjSoX^, avrXbooXs, clvtX- 
 
 bioped, avrevepyerrj/ud. 
 
 'A/uoifirjbXs, adv. [vicissim, alternatim,] by turns, alternately. TolaXv eiretr 
 
 y'i'iaaov apoifirjbls 6' ebXttaCbv. 2. 50(5. SYN. 'EvaXXni;, £7raXXr)\(i)S. 
 'A/uoifibs, )), by, adj. [mutuus,] succedaneous. O'l p el; 'AaicdvXris epXpuXdicbs 
 
 jjXObv d/xoi(3ol. N. 793. SYN. 'A/iot/3a7os. 
 "Afioipos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [expers, non particeps,] deprived, bereft, having no 
 
 share. Ov ce deXo) toj/jw (j>avTaafxaTds I'jfisv a/uotpdv. Theocr. 21. 30. 
 'AfioXyaids, a, by, adj. [lacteus, qui mulgetur,] milky, which is milked. Mac?d 
 t d/uoXyair], ydXd r ctlyojv aftevvvjjievaiov. Hes. Op. 588. SYN. TXdyepos, 
 yXdyoeis. 
 'AfxoXyevs,>zu)s, 6, subst. [mulctra,] a milk-pail. *AtXs Xnrep KetydXds alel tov 
 
 dfioXyed 7rXripo~i. Theocr. 8. 87* SyN. TavXds, 7reXXa. 
 'AjuoXyds, ov, 6, subst. [tempus quo mulgetur, vespera, nox extrema,] milking- 
 
 time, the evening. 'Ej; vvktos dfioXyo). A. 173. SyN. 'Eanepa. 
 "Afxofx^bs, ov, 6 et ii, adj. [inculpatus,] unblamed, blameless. "O/jws 5' d/no^by 
 
 ovrd a atpovfjat iroXet. Emu. 478. SyN. "Auefx-rrros, duejji({>r}s. 
 'A/ud-Trawv, o>os, 6, P. N. [Amopaon,] Kat YlbXvcu/ubrXbrjv 'Ajubnabyd Kal MeXdy- 
 
 nnrbv. 0. 276*. 
 'A/jop(3ds, dbbs, r), subst. [pedissequa,] a female attendant. T^6' djjd vvjupaX 
 
 eTrovraX dfxopfldbes ai fxev ere avrfis. A poll. 3. 880. 
 'Auopfids, oi), 6, subst. [comes, assecla, bubulcus,] an attendant, a herdsman. 
 Ovitkd dvydrepas ArjTwXbX ite^x-Kev djuopfiovs. Call. 3. 45. SYN. 'AkoXov0os, 
 J ajJicpXirvXas, ftovubXos, T:otfxiiv. 
 'ApopyXs, Xbds, >/, subst. [vestimentum purpurei coloris,] a purple robe. TdXaiv* 
 ey<o, rdXcuvd ttjs dfiopyXbos. Lysist. 736\ SYN. "Y0a<ryud, yXriov, eadrjs, 
 <pd~pos. 
 "A/udpds, et afufxdpds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. idem quod "Afxoipbs, [expers, non particeps, 
 calamitosus,] having no share, bereft, unfortunate. Ire/yw, btooiov y dfibpos 
 T€KV(av. Med. 1392. SYN. 'EaTepy'ijuevbSjTrjTWfjierbs, aQXXbs, bvabaifiioy, bvafib- 
 pbs, Kdno/JLoipos, Kdkdjjidpds. 
 'AfjLopcpXa, as, >/, subst. [deformitas,] deformity, ugliness, haggardness. r fl 7rd- 
 I pdXoyov fioi ori tydve~«T djAoptyXa. Orest. 385. SYN. AvafjioptyXa, bvaeibXa, dtopXa. 
 I EPITH. Axayjiu, ai-^ifjuov. 
 
 \"Ajj.op(pds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [deformis,] deformed, disfigured. AvaxXaivXais dfxop- 
 tyos, OjUjudrwi/ b" dirb. Hec. 240. SYN. &voe(.bi)s, bva/uopcpbs, a<j^)]/j.cov, aicr^pos, 
 I detbijs, aKOff/uds, av^firjpos. 
 \ 'Afxos, Dor. et duds, ^Eol. et Att. pro ^{jierepos, a, ov, pron. [noster, meus,] our, 
 
 my. Kai be-frd/uai xtp? bwfjidcX t ctfjols. Androm. 1177* 
 y Aji6s, Doric, pro fj/Jios, vel ut mavult doctiss. Gaisford. a^bs, adv. [postquam,] 
 
 when. *Af±osbe arpecpeTai fiitrovvKTXov esbvaXv dpurds. Theocr. 22. 11. 
 J ''Ajjlvtos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [inexplebilis,] insatiable. 0//p dfioros' juaKprjy be Trap' 
 
 iyyvrjaXv eXi^ev. Theocr. 25. 242. SYN. 'A^opeords, aTrX-qarbs. 
 j 'AfiovoXa, as, ?/, subst. [illiterata barbaries,] want of refinement, rusticity. "A/iov- 
 
 aXa rot fi^b' eir ohrpolcriv bdtcpv. Eur. fr. Antiop. 40. 89' 
 "A/jiovabs, ov, 6 et ft, adj. [musis non initiatus, indoctus, tristis,] illiterate, 
 mournful. 'Afjiovab-draiaX avv Cobals. Phcen. 820. SYN. ""A-nbixovobs, d/Jiddris, 
 aTraibevrbs, dno/j.\pbs, d)]br)s. 
 j 'AfioxQX, et d/uLoxQel, adv. [sine labore, facile,] without exertion, easily. '6 debs 
 dfio-)(dX Ke~iae vuv yyijaeraL. Bacch. 194. 
 "A/uoxObs, ov, 6 et r), adj. [labore carens, iners,] devoid of, or free from, labor ; 
 \ inactive, idle. 'AXX' ijbovals dfioxObv efaipei fiXbr. Trach. 147. SYN. 'Ard- 
 1 XaiTrwpbs, ctpyos, oKvrjpbs. 
 
 'AfxnebXripris, ebs, 6 et r), adj. [campestris,] meadowy. SprJKrjs ajmebXrjpets. 
 1 Pers. 572. See Dr. Blomfield's excellent note on this passage. 
 'A/jTrcXdyds, pro uvd veXdybs, [per mare,] along the sea. 'Sis ^epeV afxxeXdyos 
 
56 AMOE AMY® 
 
 7tqv\vv xpvvftv, Hes. Theog. 190. 
 
 'AinreKZwv, tivoSj 6, poet, pro ajxTreX^v, subst. [vinetum, vinea,] a vineyard, a 
 grapery. "H pa bf a^TrcXeoh'ds and aTaBfj.Sn' tz-clvvgto. Theocr. 25. 155. 
 SYN. 'A\wa, olvoTctbov. EPITH. HSXvfiorpvs, avanXos, KaTaaricXds, PHR. Trj 
 olvofvrbs, ajJureXotyvrds, 7rib6v afXTteXoiv. 
 
 9 A/j.7te/\wv, ov, to, subst. [viticula, vinea,] a little vine. Kctfj.01 yap karXv afxtrl- 
 Kid KEKOfijieva. Aeharn. 511. 
 
 'A/U7r€>\ts, Xbbs, t), subst. [vitis,] a vine. Tipdrd filv ay, afXTCEkXbbs op\8v sXd&ai 
 fiaKpov. Aeharn. 1014. 
 
 'AfxireXoeis, eaad, lv, adj. [vitifer,] fertile in vines. "Hbrj ml $pi>yXr)v elarjXvdov 
 afXTrlXoeaaav. T. 184. 
 
 'A/uweXdepyos, et contract. apneXovpyos, ov, subst. [vinitor,] a vine-dresser. 
 Tpvynlos 'AOfxovevs, a/UTreXovpyos befybs. Pax 1 89* 
 
 "A/j-tteXos, ov y ?/, subst. [vitis,] a vine. Ov qvTbv, oh avKrj, ovk a/unreXos, ov fiev 
 eXaiti. w. 245. SYN. O'Lvr], afxnZXiwv. EPITH. ^AypXds, avaXsii, dfipbubfiris, 
 avQefioeaaa, Ratc^etr}, fiorpvoirais, yXvuvKapnos, bdaeid, evKETaXos, eirtipdros, 
 Zflfjepos, rjbeld, rjbvTroros, l/uepoeaaa, oivobbrelpd, t^XXoppu)^, PHR. ' ' Axeatyopos 
 \v7rrjs, rjfxepXs TravBeXttTeipd, fxeOvrpd^e, fJLrjrep bwupiis, oIvotokoi Eepaat, evaratyvXoio 
 OerjXdrds olvdbbs 6'j07r?/|, epvbs epuTUV, (f)VTou dyXdbbiopbv, oo<p6v i^bXbv, <f>XXeviby 
 dvBbs, KrjpvJ; evcppdiTVPrjs. 
 
 'A/j.TTETpais, pro avd itETpais. iEscb. Suppl. 355. 
 
 *A/j.7rexovr}, rjs, rj, et afnrsybvbp, ov, to, subst. [indumentum exterius,] an outer 
 garment. 'AXXrjv dfncE^bv^v T *i s ff ^ s T0L fteiciova bioati. Theocr. 27* 59- See 
 also Theocr. 15. 21. SYN. 'AjutyXeaiid, saves, el/utd, eaBrjfjd, SaBrjaXs, eaOijs, 
 evbvfxd, 7repT(3Xr]iJid, BoifxdrXbv, ^epX(3dXij t tfxaTXbv, cttoXyi, a-oXfibs, OToXtafid, 
 arvXnTfids, TTEirXbv, E<pafip.d, iXvpd, sXvfids, aKEtraafid, ^XdvXs. 
 
 'AfATreyu, f. apnpefy, v. [circumdo, induo,] to throw round, to clothe, to put on. 
 
 Adfiovod T€7rX0VS 7TOIKX\oVS r)/Z7T€(7^£rd. Med. 1156. SYN. 'EvbviO, TTEOXbvif), 
 
 dfjKpXevrvfxX, 7T£(Oi/3aX\w, 7r epiffreXXw, 7repXrX8i]fj.X, irepX^wi'vvjj.X. 
 9 Afi7rv£<x) t et a/Liirvelo), afinvvut, dfiirvvp.X, pro 'AvdirvEOj, etc. v. [respiro,] to 
 
 respire, to breathe. 'AfxirvevaaC irayTtj be Kaxov Kaxw earfipucTb. ir. 111. See 
 
 also Apoll. 3. 331. X. 223. et 475. 
 "Afxirvevfxd, pro dvaTrvevfxd, drbs, to, et afiirvba, as, pro dvairvdr}, fjs 11, subst. 
 
 [respiratio,] respiration, breathing. "Aprvevjua aefivbv AXtysov. Nem. 1. 1. 
 
 See also Olymp. 8. 9- 
 "Afnrbvbv, pro dvd ttovov, [inter certamen,] through the contest, "[is etVwr, 8 
 
 fiiv aiirXs e(3r} Qsbs a/jmovov avbpwv. Yl. 726\ 
 s AjnrpEirris, pro dvairpETrris, Ids, 6 et //, adj. [consentaneus,] suitable, adapted 
 
 to. 'irjXEjj.oKjii' afj.7rpETrfj. Suppl. 120. SYN. Ev7rp£7r/}s, a'icXfJLos, hXairpETrris* 
 'AfiTTToXXEdpov, pro dvd irToXltOpdv. Vid. TlToXiEdpov* 
 "Ajxirrvxf}, pro ava7rTV')(r), fjs, fj, q. v. 
 'AfiirvKTfipXd- tydXupd, pro afiirvKTfjpes, [funiculi auraJi quibus comae in equorum 
 
 frontibus religantur, Hederic] a bandage for a horse's mane. Yldod b' bpixd- 
 
 rai Kar ap- | TrvKTr/pXa <pdXdpd7rdjXtDV. CE. C. 1068. 
 "AfjLiivl:,, vkos, et afi7rvKTi)p, Tjpbs, idem quod apLtrvKT^oXos, 6, subst. [reticu- 
 lum muliebre,rota,] net-work. "AfxirvKa, KeicpvtydXov r, rjbe 7rXen-))v ftvabiafiriv. 
 
 X. 469. SYN. Kprjbe/jivov, K£Kpo(j)dX6s,TaivXa,Tpoxos. PHR. " A vblfxd pa-pas. 
 'AfnrojTXs, ews et Xbds, i], subst. [reciprocalio restus mariui,] the ebb and flow 
 
 of the tide. At^dXejyv a/z7rwrty «x w,/ > alwvXdv eppeiv. Call. 4. 130. Syn. 7rX?/ft- 
 
 fxvpd, fipafffios, £dXr), adXos, pvdos. 
 "Afivyfjid, dTos, to, subst. [laceratio,] a rending, a tearing. Aovnot, ical 7rbXXds 
 
 dfivyjiaTd ^airas. Aj. 640. SYN. 'JLXKridfios, (Tirdpayfid. 
 "A/uvbXs, adv. [simul,] together. Evbeiv, dXX' dfxvbis KtfcXr/o-fctrd iravrds dpiorovs', 
 
 K. 300. SYN. 'Ojuoi;, dfxd, ofiodsv. 
 y Ajuvb(oy, wvos, 6, P. N. [Amydon,] a city of Paeonia in Macedonia, afterwards 
 
 called Abydon. "HydyEV e£ 'AfivbCjvbs an 'A^Xov evpv plovTos. Yi. 288. 
 'AfxvQduv, aoios, v, P. N. [Amythaon,] the son of Crctheus and Tyro. A'iv&yd 
 
 T% fjbe; $£pijT } 'Afxvdadvd 0' iTrTrXb^apn^v. \. 25 S. 
 
AMVK AM$A 57 
 
 'AfxvKos, ov, 6, P. N. [Amycus,} BdXXertf o' aUTipeoaXv airav 'Afii/Koiti Trpbcruirftv . 
 
 Theocr. 22. 86. 
 A/jivXds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [sub raola baud missus,] unground corn or bread. 
 
 'E7reir' eiteia^epe. tus djjvXovs. Pax 1195. 
 Afiv/LajjfiT), qs, fj, P. N. [Amymome,] the daughter of Danaus and Europa. *H 
 
 es 'Afj,vjjtofir)V o'igete tclv Advdw. Call. 5. 48. EPITH. AdpdXs, pdbobaKTvXds . 
 AfjLVfKavy opos, 6, adj. [inculpatus, egregius,] blameless, illustrious. Zevs ydp 
 
 eV 'tltceavov /jet dfiv/uopds AWXo7rfjds. A. 423. SYN. 'AfxejmTds, alpETos, ev- 
 
 kXetjs, avhpeios, dfxw/jos. 
 Afxvfi&vios, a, dp, adj. [Amymonius,] belonging to Amymone. 'AfxvpojpXois. 
 
 Pham. 195. (Dochm. dim.) 
 Apra, Dor. pro dfxvvr], rjs, fi, subst. [injuria? propulsatio, ops, auxilium,] a 
 
 a repelling of injuries, self-defeuce. To ijtyds afi<px(3dXov firi irpos tpdvop, dXX' 
 
 es dfxvvav. Phoc. 29. SYN. TifiwpXa, aptcZaXs, ETriffrpotpri. 
 Afivvlas, ov, 6, adj. [vindictae appetens,] vindictive, revengeful. Ev0vs i\v 
 
 dfivvlas. Equit. 56>9. 
 AfxwTEds, a, op, adj. [repellendus,] must be repelled or resisted. 'AW dfivv 
 
 teop to irpayfx, ocrns y Zvopyps ear dpfip, Lysistr. 66 1. 
 Af.tvvTopthaiy up, oi, P. N. [Amyntorida?.] To o' 'AjuvprdpXbai Marpd0eV. 
 
 Olymp. 7. 42. 
 Ajuvt'Twp, dpds, 6, P. N. [Amyntor,] a king of Argos and father of Phoenix. 
 
 Qevyetv veliCEa 7rarpds'AfjLvvTdpds 'OpfXEpXbao. I. 448. 
 AjivvTiop, bpos, et dfxwrrjp, ijpds, 6, subst. [auxiliator, ultor,] a defender, an 
 
 avenger. 'ApicEcreX,^E tXv clXXop dfxvPTopd fiepfiripifa. 7r. 26 1. Syn. 'A\e£??rr/p, 
 
 TlfMttpds. 
 
 Afivvw, f. ww, et dfiwddo), v. [arceo, auxilior, ulciscor,] to repel, to assist, to 
 avenge. TlpotTcrio iras TTETErat, /cat dfxvvei oiaX TEtceaoX. II. 265. SYN 'E7rd- 
 fxvvbi, irpbffdfivvh), fiorjOEb), ypaia fXEu, d(J>eXXio, w^eXew, InXKovpEto, dprjyb), vTrip- 
 ao7ri£<o, 7rpdiard/j.ai, vTrtplaTdfiai, pvdfiai, crvpepyacdfjtat, ovyicpaTEio, direipyia, 
 
 1 apKEw, a\e%E<i), dpdKU)Xv<o, eKciKew, riio, rifxiopEU), fiE-epyofiai, 
 
 Afivffo-u), f. fo, v. [scalpo,] to scratch. 'Aw^' avry xfyi£*'*?> ^*y' ek&kve, x e P ff ^ & 
 dfxvaaE, T. 284. SYN. AXdfivaab), S,alvw, bXa^atpoj, oTcaparTio, Kp[£io, /cdra^ew, 
 airobpvirTb), Xd<f>voau). 
 Afivarl, adv. [integra amysti, patulo ore,] with open mouth, without closing 
 
 I the lips; i. e. at one draught. BpdfxXov irXeiv dfivcrri. Anac. 21. 
 AfivarlZu), f. Xaoj, v. [hiante ore, large et avide bibo,] to drink a copious draught, 
 
 ■ to carouse. Ki/, ? A, a, tX bpaaeis; 2iX. 'Hcews f/jivaTXtrd. Cycl. 562. Syn. 
 
 j OtJ'07rdr£w, yavhbv 7rivio» 
 
 ApvarXs, Xbds vel Xds, r), subst. [(l) largus haustus ; (2) poculi genus,] (1) a large 
 draught, (2) a species of cup. TLvkp^p dfivarXv, ws av, befyovjUEvoi. Rhes. 421. 
 Afupayaxagw, f. do-w, et a.fi(f)dydTrd(o, v. [amore, caritate amplector,] to embrace 
 affectionately. "HXvd' e/jlop npos o-radfidp syoj oe pip afi(fiaya7ra.£dp. £. 381. 
 SYN. 'AyaTrdw, tyXXotypoPEU). 
 
 \ A /uc[>ay eipdfxat, v. [circa aliquem congregor,] to assemble round. K&Kvaep r 
 dp' £7rei-d' dial bs jjlXp a/mtyayEpopro. 2. 37. SYN.^A0po/5djuat, ayeipdfiai. 
 
 ! Afj(pdbXr}P, et afi(f)dbdP, adv. [palam,] openly. Tm pa KaX dn<pdbh)V fiEP dXe- 
 
 | Ze/jlepcii oXeelpe. N. 356. SYN. 'A/JitydbXdf dpd^apbd, 7rp6(pdvu)s, <pdp£pu)S 9 bfj- 
 
 , Xojs. 
 
 A/ji<j)dbXds, a, op, et afxtydbos, ij, dv, adj. [manifestus,] plain, clear, open. 'Ap- 
 bpdaX fiiayrirai, Ttpip y afi^dbXop ydfiop eXQelp. 5. 288. SYN. AfjXds, (pdptpds, 
 
 I dpXbrfXos, eKbiyXos, efj<pdpris. 
 Afi(j)a.ipi0, see 'Apdtiaipu). 
 Aju0dva/d, as, ^, adj. sc. x^pa. The country of Amphane, a Doric city. 
 
 1 To^ots voXeotep, 'Afjfydpalas. Here. F. 390. 
 
 1 Aju0dpd/3ew, f. r/o-w, v. [circumstrepo,] to ring around. Tevyid 6' d/i0dpd/3^<T£* 
 ytXacce bs ITaXXds 'Ad))pr). $. 408. SYN. 'Apd/Scw, d/x^tdx^, 7r£pn;x^ w > 7r ^" 
 
 1 pncri>7rew, TtEpXtyupEio, TVEpofyotyio), d/i^dvrew. 
 
 Pro*. Le^. H 
 
58 AMO>A AM$I 
 
 'A/u^ao-ia, as, ii, poet, pro atyaaia, subst. [loquendi impotentia,] inability to 
 speak. Ar/v be fxXv afxtyaaXij eireuiv Xafie T(fi be bX octal. P. 6Q5. SYN."EfC7rX?2- 
 
 'AfJityavTeu), idem quod 'AjU^apajSew, q. V. 'HSt fccTi' €K Tpwwv* Kupv0es tJ' a/i^)' 
 
 avoV ai/revy. M. 1<50. 
 'Afupafaio, v. [tracto, contrecto,] to touch, to handle. Xe/peo-u' d/^a^owvro, 
 tcaX 6(pda\/JioifTly dpuiPTo. o. 46l. SYN. ^VrjXatyaio, eiriiprjXatyaw, a7rr<fyicu, etycnr- 
 Tofiai y \pavu). 
 'AfMpeXiKTds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj^ [circumdatus,] surrounded, bound round. "A- 
 
 irXarov afjupeXucros eXXic e<j>povpei. Here. F. 399' 
 'A/^£7rw, et dyu0i£7rw, v. [circa aliquid versor, tracto, euro,] to be employed 
 or engaged about. Bovv b' Xepevoavres fjieyav, ajj^eirov' at be yvvaixes, 2. 559* 
 
 See also ft. 804. SYN. TlepXeTru), depaireva), [xeTa^eipi^ofxai, ey^eipi^dfxai, evep- 
 yeu), bXaKoveu), KarevOvvio, VTrrfpereu). 
 'Afityevyu), pro avatyevyw, v. [vito,] to escape. Ilapa 6' oXXybv afnreipvyes. Ipb. 
 
 T. 871* SYN. 'A7ro06vyw, eiacXivG), viroaTeXXtj, aTrobXbpaffKht. 
 'A/jkj^kyjs, eos, adj. [utrimque acutus,] two-edged. Av %i<f)ds afjiprjices' o b' apa 
 
 irpr}t'i]s enX yctiy. 0. 118. SYN. 'A/i^)/ffrojuds, afxtyXyvos, a./ji(l)Xbd}]s, ajJL(j>idr]KTds, 
 
 biaTofJios. 
 'Afityrjptyris, eos, adj. [undique tectus,] covered on all sides. Td£' &potcrtv ex wy » 
 
 afi({>ripe(}>ea re <f>aperpr)v. A. 45. 
 'Apijtvjpris, eds, adj. [utrimque remis appulsus,] rowed on both sides. Avtvs 
 
 Xafyiby evdvrdy afjL^yjpes bopv. Cycl. 15. 
 'Afji^ripiffTds, ov, 6 et rf t adj. [controversus, dubius,] disputed, contended for. 
 
 Kcu vv Kev rj TrapeXaaa, rj aptyripiffTov edrjKe. y ¥. 382. SYN. 'A/JifXbrjpiTds, ajx- 
 
 <pXXoyos y afjKpxfioXos, a/j(j)Xbo^ds. 
 'Afi<pX t prep, [circum, propter,] around, about, concerning. rvvaucos, a^X 
 
 (3(o/udv ayviade\s tydvip. Iph. T. 711. SYN. YlepX, irpos, Kara. 
 'A/J0ta\os, ov, 6, P.N. [Amphialus,] the son of Polyneus. "AXjuart b' 'AfaptaXos 
 
 izavTMV 7rpd<pepe(TTaTds r)£V. Q. 128. 
 'Aju^taXos, ov, 6 et i), adj. £a mari undique cinctus,] sea-girt. "(Wis ev afx- 
 
 <j)Xa\(f) 'Water} fiavXXevareX 'A^atw^. a. 401. SYN. , Ap.^>ippvr6s. 
 'AficpXapaos, ov, 'Afjitptapews, et 'A/u0mpevs, ews et jjos, 6, P. N. [Amphiaraus.] 
 
 Avrap 'OtjeXe/rjs Xaoocroov , Ajj<pXdpri6v. o. 244. EPITH. Aaoaooos, dpaovfjLi]br}s. 
 
 PHR. Meyas 7rpd(j)i]Tr)s, ftavrXs 'O'iKXelbrjs oo<pds, noXefJioid ve<pos. 
 y Aix^>Xayu) t v. [circumsono,] to cry or shriek loud. Tt)v 6' eXeXi^d/jievos irrepvyos 
 
 Xafiev afjL<fiaxviav. B. 3l6\ SYN. 'A/upapafieio, a/U([>Xj3da(i). 
 'Aju0t/3atVw, v. [sto super, circumeo, tueor,] to walk about, to protect. *Os 
 
 \pvffrjv a.fX(j)Xftej3r)Kas. A. '67- SYN. TlepXfialvh), irepXTroXeio, typaoaio, pvofxai. 
 'AfifXfiaXXio, f. joaXQ, p. /3e/3X^»ca, v. [(1) circumjicio, (2) med. iuduo,] (1) to 
 
 throw round, (2) to put on. YlpoaeXbdv a/jt^XftaXXe fia-arov. Phoen. 314. 
 
 SYN. 'A/unre^io, irepXrXdrjfji, d<T7rd5d/iat, dvre^o^at, cifityXevvvfiat. 
 'AjitfyXfiaaXs, ecos, rj, subst. [(1) circumventio, (2) defeasio, (3) lis. Vid. Damm.] ; 
 
 (1) the being surrounded, (2) protection, (3) quarrel. AeTae # 6y afityXpaatv 
 
 Kparepijv Tpwiov ayepw^wv. E. 623. SYN. 'Apwy^, a/JL^Krfh'iT-qais, epXs. 
 'Af.t(j)Xfiids, ov, 6 et i], adj. [in terra et in aqua vivens,] amphibious. 'AfiQXfiXov 
 
 yap ebwite vdfxiju fiarpayoiaX Kpdviwv. Batrom. 59- 
 'A//^r/3\?7/ud, cltos, et a/n(pX'j3XT]crTpdi>, ov, to, subst. [indumentum, munimentum,] 
 
 anything thrown round, a protection, a defence. UeirXovs be rovs 7rpiv Xafi- 
 
 npa t afMfnfiXr'ifiaTa. Hel. 422. SYN. 'Ajjureyovr], epupa. 
 'AfKpXfidiirds, ov, 6 et f], adj. [valde celeber,] very famous, celebrated. "Eenrtyos 
 
 dXX' alel ae KaTCL^XeizeX antyXfidriTdv. Call. 4. 303. SYN. Ei/K'Xt;)*-, TroXvcparos, 
 
 irepXftdqTds, ayaicXvTds, emKXvrds, ayaoros. 
 'A/LKfjifidXds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [circumjectus,] thrown round, encompassing. 
 
 KXworov b' ii/jL<pxfidXois XXvoiaX. Troad. 540. 
 'AvtyXpovXds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [consilii incertus,] uncertain in counsel, wavering, j 
 
 'its u/u(pXj3ov\ds ouaa dvjuovcrQai TroXet. Eum. 736". 
 
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 'Afupffipdrds, rj,dp, adj. [hominera undique cingens,] covering a man on every 
 
 side. 'Acrirtbos a/u(f)X/3pdrris. B. 389. 
 'AfMptyrjOew, v. [valde laetor,] to be exceedingly rejoiced. 2i> be <f>ph>as ap^lye- 
 
 yrjdws. Horn. Ap. 273. 
 'Afx(j>iyvf}ets, evros, 6 et >/, adj. [utroque pede captus,] lame of both feet, an 
 
 epithet of Vulcan. KaX/), ti)p wnvie tteplkXvtos 'AfjKpXyvfiets. 2:383. Syn. 
 
 XwXds. 
 'AuyXyvds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [superne et inferne ferrum habens, robustus,] 
 
 having iron at both ends; strong, robust. 'AfjKpXyvoi ndreBav 7rpd yd/juov 
 
 tXpes. Trach. 504. Exp. 'AvTiTrdXds, 'kcivtt] layypos, t) fid)(£crdjj.£POL \epaX teal 
 
 ttoctXp. 
 'Aptpibaba, v. [circum accendo,] to kindle around, to blaze about. "Avtv rob' 
 
 aptyibebrje' av & av iia-^eaato icai aXXp. Z. 329. 
 'AntyXbatcpvTos, ov, 6 et y), adj. [valde luctuosus,] very mournful, much wept for. 
 
 Udddv afjKplbaKpvrdv ael Kareywv. Pho3n. 340. SYN. UoXvbaKpvTos, dprjvojbrjs. 
 'Aiuftibctfuis, avros, 6, P. N. [Amphidamas.] TLicavbeiav # dpd buJKe KvdripXy 
 
 'A/jcplbafiavTt. K. 268. EPITH. Adupptop, dyt'jPcop, dfxvuwp. 
 'Afityibdovs, eos, 6 et »/, adj. [valde hirsutus,] very shaggy, impenetrable, an 
 
 epithet of the iEgis. Aeiprjp afxpibaareiav. O. 309. SYN. 'AfKpXfiaXXds, 
 
 bdavs. 
 'AfMpxbeQLds, ov, 6 et 7], adj. [ambidexter, geminus,] equally expert in the 
 
 use of both hands, two. Ae^, Kdfxrjp antia a/utpXbegXots dicfxals. CE. R. 
 
 1260. 
 'A'upibeoj, v. [circumligo,] to bind round. 'A/j,<j>ebeot> 9 fxdXd noXXd 7tdprjydpE0VT£s 
 
 is aXicr)p. Apoll. 2. 03. SYN. UepXbeto, 7r£ptgo)ppvfxX, dvdbho. 
 'A/uHpxbtvEGj, v. [circurnvolvo,] to roll or whirl round. ' Afx^XbibipriTaL' ttoXeos 
 
 be oT afyos earai. x ¥. 562. SYN. 'A/^teXtVcw, 7repXei\E0) } a.jj(pXKvXX'<o, tteoX- 
 
 'Ajx<pXbdKevo>, v. [speculor, insidior,] to watch, to lie in wait. Tel icai to. tov 
 
 "EjOwra fieraX/jLEidy a/jKpEboKevev. Bion. 2. 6. SYN. Karacr kotteu). 
 'AjjHpXboZds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [dubius aninii,] doubtful, wavering. To'iabi bwfidaX 
 
 Koipdvov afKpXbotfls 7TEXa$o). Dan. 52. 
 'AntyXbpdfiXd, u>v, ret, subst. [" dies quintus a natis infantibus, quo obstetrices 
 
 eos circa focum ferebant currentes." Mallb.] a festival upon the fifth day 
 
 after the birth of a child, on which the parents named him. Qvr afupXbpdfxXd 
 
 ri]s Kvvrjs avrov fjEvels; Lysistr. 758. 
 'A/u(pXbpdfjos, ov, 6 et 7], adj. [circum currens,] running round. 'AfjLcpXbpbfAov 
 
 nvKXelrai. Aj. Fl. 351. $YN. 'EXXKoeibr'jS. 
 'AfiQfbpvtprjs, eos, et a.fji(j)Xl)pv<pds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [undique laceratus,] tearing 
 
 both cheeks for sorrow. Tov bi kql afx(j)Xbpv(j)i)s aXoyos fyvXaxy eXZXenrTd. B. 
 
 700. SYN. 'Ka-TrdpayfiEPos. 
 'Afxcpxbvjids, ov, 6 et r), adj. [qui undique accedi potest,] having an entrance on 
 
 both sides. 'AfjKpXbvfxoc kcIptcu b' virip vbdros Alat)irow. Apoll. 1. 940. 
 *A/u(pLbvdjj.cit, f. m. vadfxett, v. [induo,] to put on, to clothe. Keivov irdpo&iv 
 
 afjKj>ibv<rerai ^oi. Trach. 604. 
 'AfupUXiaaos, rj, 6p, adj. [qui utrimque remis impellitur,] rowed on both sides. 
 
 Mribl ea vfjas dXdb' eXice/uep a/u(j)X£Xia<xas. B. 165. SYN. , AfJ.(f>i']pt]s. 
 'AfXipXEXiaau), vel ajKpEXiaaio, v. [circumplico,] to fold round. Adfiecde fxoi 
 
 Tr)ab' a.fi(j)eXl£avres -)(Epds. Androm. 426. SYN. YleptirXeiccj, afx(f>XbiVEU}, afityX- 
 ■ KvXita, eyK.vA.Xew. 
 'A/jityXeppv/jiX (vel ajjapXeppvio), f. dju^tecrw, v. [induo,] to put round, to put on, to 
 
 clothe. YlpCJrd jjiep ovv Xovaavro /cat afx^XlaaPTo yXriopds. *¥. 142. SYN. 
 
 'AjU7T£)(W, 7T£pXbvU), 7T£(Ol/3aXX(U, 7repi(jTeXX(i). 
 
 'A/LKpXEiruj, idem quod ayu^eTrw, q. v. "fts o'i y afi^XEirov rdtyov "E«:rdpos t7T7rof5a- 
 
 jioio. fi. 804. 
 'A/jKpigdpio, v. [adhaireo,] to cling to. Ne^rapew be yXT&pX fxeXaip afxQlgdve 
 
 Tefpvi, 2. 25. SYN. Ilepwcafty/ucu, 7TpdodpEX (a t ovvinTrTOfXCLL, 
 
60 AMM>I AM$I 
 
 'Afift&vKTtis, 1 ov, o et fj, adj. [utrimque colligatus,] joined to both sides. Tdv 
 
 afKpl^evKToy eijayue/ij/as. Pers. 135. 
 'AjLi(f>ida\affads, ov, b et f], adj. [bimaris,] having a sea on each side, surrounded 
 
 by the sea. IreXXeV es afityXdaXaffaov. Olymp. 7. 59. SYN. 'Aju^taXos. 
 'AfxtyXddXrjs, edsy b et fi, adj. [undique florens,] florishing on every side, suc- 
 cessful, happy. "Itvv, "\tvv, otevovo a.jji(f>Xda.\rjs kclkoTis, Agam. 1113. SYN. 
 
 EvSa//xwv, araXaiiriopos, 
 'A/utyXdeTds, ov, b et fj, adj. [" epith. phialae, incertae significationis." Vide 
 
 Damm. c. 1042.] " capable of being laid on either end, said of a cup or 
 
 goblet which has a double bottom." Jones. IleyuTrrw b' afjKpXdsTov fXdXrjv 
 
 anvpidTov e6t]ke. ¥. 270. SYN. 'AfjKpXKvireXXos. 
 'AfJKpXdeio, f. Bevodpai, v. [circuincurro,] to run about. "la^pva, <*^' abXt'bv 
 
 /xvicdjfiEvaX a/z0i0eovffi. /c. 413. SYN. YlepXrpe-xu), 0dac?w. 
 'AjMpXdriZTds, ov, b et rj, adj. [utrimque acutus,] two-edged. "E7rcu<7£ tXs antyX- 
 
 Oyjkto) £t(j)ei. Antig. 1308. 
 'AfKpXddpeu), v. [undique assulto,] to jump about, to spring on. Aw/njv 
 
 6' uktte Qoo\ kvves, a/i^XOdpuvTES, Apoll. 3. 1372. 
 AfMjHdpeTTTds, ov, b et rj, adj. [undique concretus,] coagulated. 'Eccv yap cifi(f>X- 
 
 Bpeirrov alfxd tG>v ejjlGjv. Trach. 572. SYN. T\ETrr\yws. 
 'AfjtipXdvpds, ov, b et >/, adj. [binas fores habens,] having two gates. OIkw jiev 
 
 opqs Tovb' afJL(f)Xdiipdy. Philoct. 159. 
 'AfAtyXicaXvTr-w, v. [circumtego,] to envelope, to surround. Tlvpaov b' afityEKd- 
 
 XvtyQrj. Here. F. 360. SYN. neptoreXXw, kuXvittu), arEyaZio, Karaareya^w. 
 'AfKpXKEa^i,), v. [circumscindo, excortico,] to cleave into two parts. YVvkvovs 
 
 Kal dd/HEas, to fiiXay bpvos ajj.<f>XKEao*ffus. £. 12. SYN. YiEpiayjL^io, bXaipsto, 
 
 Kdraa^i^a). 
 'Afi^Xtcetfjiai, v. [jaceo,] to lie about, to border on. ToXavr ek aXXriXoiaXv 
 
 afJKpXKElfJlEVOl. OE. C. 1620. 
 
 'AfifyXtcicjv, dvds, b et ?/, adj. [undique columnis ornalus,] decorated around by 
 
 columns. "EKpviTToy avTdv, barXs apfyXriovas. Antig. 285. 
 'A/LupTicXvoTds, ov, b et y], adj. [qui undique alluitur,] washed, sea-beaten on all 
 
 sides. 'Aktyj tXs a/z^ifcXvords Ev/3otas aKpov. Trach. 754. 
 'AfMfiKdixds, ov, b et rj, adj. [bene frondosus,] densely covered with hair, leafy. 
 
 Qafxvio etc cl/jK^Xko/lkd KaTaxeifXEVos. P. 6Y7 •• SYN. RvKofids, yaiTrjeis. 
 'AjjKpfKpdvos, ov, b et fj, adj. [utrimque habens capita,] double-headed, many- 
 headed. Trjv t afjMJHKpavov Kal 7rdXifji(3Xa(TTrj Kvyd. Here. F. 1274. 
 'A^^ifcptjuaw, afxcfiKpEfiijfxX, afKpfKpEfxdfAai, f. daw, v. [circumpendeo,] to hang 
 
 or hover about, to suspend, to beset. Qyar&y <j>pEvds a/xQXKpEfiavTaX eXTrXbis. 
 
 Isth.2. 64. 
 'AfjifiKprifjivds, ov, b et ij, adj. [utrimque praecipitium habens,] having a pre- 
 cipice on each side. T Hv b' ayKos afJKfrXicprifxvdv vbdaX bXafipdxpv. Bacch. 
 
 1049. 
 'AfuKpXicvXXu), v. [circumvolvo,] to roll about, to tumble over. Aai//£> viov 
 
 tyaaydvip a\i<fiKvXi<jaais. Nem. 8. 40. 
 'Afi(f)XicvTreXXds, ov, b et fj, adj. [utrimque poculum habens,] double-cupped. 
 
 Xpvo-eov binds afi(f)XKV7reXXdv. Z. 220. 3 
 'AfiipXXdXds, ov, b et >/, adj. [loquax,] talking with both lips, chattering, 
 
 babbling. Ajj ^eiXEcrXy afx^XXdXois. Ran. 679. 
 'A/u0tXa</»)s, eos, b et t], adj. [utramque manum complens,] that which can be 
 
 held only in both hands, large, capacious. ToX/xa bs KaX afi(j)XXd<f)rjs bvydfits. 
 
 Ol. 9. 122. 
 'Aju0tXaxcuV<«>, v. [circumfodio,] to dig around. "HtoX o fiey Kdr' e\(*>v KEipaXr/y, 
 
 fvrdv a.n<pEXdxaivE. w. 241. SYN. YlEpiaKanTW, TTEpXopvTTd), TCEpXra^pevto, 
 , A/mJ>XX€kto's, ov, b et fj, adj. [dubius,] controverted, doubtful. 'A^x^ €Kt5s 
 
 1 For the meaning of this word see an excellent note in the Glossary of Blomfteld's Pers. 
 J5. 
 3 See Clarke's note, II, A. 584. 3 Xpvcreov is here scanned as a spondee. 
 
 135. 
 
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 avdp<i)7roi$ epXs, Phoen. 509. SYN. 'AufrifidXas, cifjifXXdyds, afi(()r]pi(TTos, evhoia* 
 
 crros, aicpiTds, dbrfXos, QXXoveiKos. 
 y Aju<pxXoyXa, as, rj, subst. [disceptatio,] doubt, dispute. Net'/cea re ^evSeas 1 re 
 
 Xdyovs afupiXXoyXas re. Hes. Theog. 229* SYN. 'A/i</n/3dXta, an<j)Xj3doXs, epXs, 
 
 ordoXs. 
 *Afi<f)X\dyds, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [dubius, ambiguus,] equivocal, controverted, 
 
 doubtful. MrjbeTrdr aptyXXoyovs opyas. Med. 637. 
 'A/LKpxXdyws, adv. [dubie, ambigue,] doubtfully, equivocally. Pers.902. See Bl. 
 *Afi<pi\6<f>ds t ov, 6 et fj, adj. [utrimque cristatus,] having two plumes or crests. 
 
 'A/u(f)i\d(poy £vyov. Antig. 351. 
 'A/jKpxXvKds, r), dv, adj. [sublustris, antelucanus,] dusky or grey, as applied to 
 
 the night or morning. 7 Hfios b' ovt dpd trio r/ws, erX b' afifyXXvicri vv£. H. 433. 
 
 SYN. AvKd(j>(i)s f irepXopdpov. PHR. Nuktos orav toXtcltov Xdyps IcfrdraX, eyyvQi 
 
 b* r/ws. 
 'AfityX/iarjaru), vel potius afi(f)Xfj.ddfjiai t z v. [abstergeo,] to wipe, to clean. Haaas 
 
 afityXfAaaaade, KadijpaTe be Kpi]Trjpas. v. 152. SYN. Mdccw, dndfj-daao), a7ro- 
 
 fffjiau). 
 'A/i^i/ido-^dXds, ov, b, sc. yXriav, subst. [vestis humeralis,] a coat with sleeves 
 
 reaching to the arm-pit, worn by freemen only. SeeHesych. Ou numor 
 
 a/JcpX/jLaff-^aXov tqv bf]fj.dv iftXuyads. Equit. 8S2. 
 ^AfjLfifxd-^diJiai, v. [pro aliquo vel circa aliquid pugno. Damm.] to fight for, or 
 
 about, anything. "{tIttici elbvly 1 vvv be arpdrov antyXudyovTai. IT. J3. 
 'Aju QX/jtebtov, ovtos, 6, P. N. [Amphimedon,] Tialbd hleXavdfjos, top dyaicXvTdy 
 
 'AfjKpX/JLebovTd. io. 103. 
 'AjbKpXfjLeXas, aivd, dv, adj. [omnino uiger,] black all round, very black. 3 'AXicfjs 
 
 Kal adeveos ttXjjto fpevds afi(f>ifxeXaU'as. P. 499« 
 j AfjKpXji^rtop, et Dor. ajjtyX/uaTwp, dpds, 6 et f], adj. [frater ex diversa matre,] 
 
 spoken of those who have different mothers, but the same father ; a half- 
 brother. Ovb' a.jJL(pXfxaT6pas Kopovs, Androm. 466. SYN. 'Erepd/i?/rwp, clji^X- 
 
 ybvos. 
 'AiKplfiVKdw, v. [circummugio,] to bellow round about, to re-echo loudly. 
 
 YLaXdv doibXdei, bdnebdv b' dndv afityXfiejivKev. k. 227. SYN. 'A//0td)(w. 
 'AfupXveiKtis, eos, et anfyXveiKriTos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [de quo lis est,] struggled or 
 
 contended for. Td»> a.fi(f)XveLKf} &rjXdveipdv del. Trach. 105. See also Trach. 
 
 527. 
 'AfiQive/jidfiai, v. [circum habito,] to dwell around. Ot r avTrjv 'Iddfcrjv evbeU- 
 
 Xov afifivejiovTai. r. 133. SYN. TlepXoiKeio, KarotKeto. 
 'A/ji(f>tvdE(i>, v. [ambigo, cum dubitatione animadverto,] to be in doubt. 'Es 
 
 bai/ioviov repds afxtyXvow. Antig. 382. SYN. 'A7ropew, d^to^rew, dyu0i/3dXX<«/, 
 
 Stardcw, botactd/Jiai, 
 'AjjHpXvofirj, rjs, r/, P. N. [Amphinome,] Ae^dfievr] re, KaX 'Afi^Xvofirj Kal KaXXid- 
 
 veipd. 2. 44. 
 'A/MpXvdfios, ov, 6, P. N. [Amphinomus,] Ovttcj nav e'ipr)d , t 6t dp' 'Afi(j)XvdfjLOs 
 
 Xbe vrjd. w. 351. 
 'Afxcjji^eu}, v. [circum rado,] to cut round. Kopfiov 6' ck pi£r)s 7rpdrd/iwv d^u- 
 
 0e|£ffd xaXtCh). \p. 196. SYN. ITep^vw. 
 9 Aju(f)idvXds, a, 6v, adj. [Amphionius,] belonging to Amphion. Tds 'AfJufrXdvXas 
 
 re Xvpas viro -rrvpyos dveara. Phcen. 838. 
 "AfityXos, ov, 6, P. N. [Amphius.] Twv ripx'' AbprjffTOS re KaX "A[JL(f>tos XXvodupij^. 
 
 B. 830. 
 'AfMpXirdXvva), v. [undique conspergo,] to sprinkle on all sides. Qapfidud fxvbri- 
 
 vas, ifuev (tukos a^etzdXwev \ Apoll. 3. 1246. 
 y A/jt(f)X7r£bds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [campis cinctus,] having a plain on both sides. 
 
 encompassed by plains. Nao-twrav oyQov Is a/ji-QXTrebdv. Pyth. 9« 94. 
 'A/i^i7reXo/iat, v. [existo,] to exist, to be. "Hm dKovovreaaX vetoraTtj dyu^nre- 
 j Xrirai. a. 352. SYN. Ei/jii, virapyw, ndpeifii. 
 
 1 ¥ev5eay is here scanned as a spondee. 2 Yid. Damm. c. 1460. 3 Vid. Damm. c 1364. 
 
62 AMM AM4>I 
 
 'AfityiTCEvofxai, et aptyXnovedpai, v. [in aliqua re elaboro,] to be employed or 
 
 engaged in. Tovs yu£v r Irjrpol TroXxxpappaKoX aptyXirevovTat. II. 28. 
 'AfjupiTrZpiicr'idves, tov, ol, subst. [circum liabitantes,] neighbors. Obb' aibelad' 
 
 afuptTrepitCTidras. Tyrt. 
 'Afi<pl7repioTeivdfxai, v. [undique premor, gemo,] to be cramped on all sides, or 
 
 to groan around. ' Ap(f)i7repi(7Teivo)i'TaX' thwart be niovd capirdi'. Call. Del. 179. 
 i AfjKpl7repio-rpoj(l)d(i) ) v. [circumverto, to turn or twist about. "Ektwjo b' aptyXirept- 
 
 OTpwtya KaXXiTpty^ds 'Ittttovs. 0. 348. SYN. UepXeXavi'to. 
 'Afi(j)X7ripi(j)dtvvdto, v. [circumcirea pereo,] to perish or decay all round. tyXoios 
 
 b' ap<pXTrepi(j)QXi i vdet, iriTrrovoX b' aV o&oi. Horn. Veil. 272. 
 'A/i0i7rta5w, Dor. pro aptyXrcXediix), v. [corripio,] to seize. Tpa^vs yap ^aXal 
 
 apcfnrXa^e Xvkos. Theocr. Ep. 6. 
 'Aji^XiriTCTCj, v. [ampiector,] to embrace. 'lis be yvvi) KXaiyaX (ftXov ttogXv ; 
 
 a.fji(j)X7re(Tovad. 0. 523. 
 'Afi(pXTnTveio t v. [ad genua provolvor,] to fall down before, to kneel. "AvTopat 
 
 afx^XirXrvovad to gov yovv ical \epd, betXaXav. Eur. Suppl, 289- 
 *Afi<j>Xir\€KTds, ov, 6 et 7j, adj. [impiicitus,] entangled, entwined. r Hv b' aptyX- 
 
 7rXeKTOt kXi panes. Trach. 520. SYN. 'RpTreTrXeypevos, evbedals. 
 'ApcjuKXeKto, v. [circumnecto, ampiector,] to weave round, to embrace. Keiadto 
 
 hopv pot pXrov afMpX7rXeK€iv. Eur. fr. Erechth. 6. 1. (Anapaest, dim.) SyN. Ile- 
 
 pTirXeKio, 7repi7TTvaa(o t ctp<pX(3aXXto, 7rpoG7repX(3aXXio. 
 'AfiffirXriKT&s, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [undique percussus ; item, undique feriens,] 
 
 beating, and (passively) beaten on all sides. litis nore 7ruis 7roV aptyXirXriKTOi. 
 
 Philoct. 688. 
 'AiupX-nXril, ijyds, 6 et >/, adj. [utrimque feriens,] striking on both sides. Kat 
 
 <t ajJKpXTrXrj? prjTpos re /cat tov gov iraTpos. CE. R. 417. 
 ^AfjKjuTrdXevoj, et aptyX-ndXeu), v. [versor circa,] to be engaged about, to wait 
 
 on, to serve. TeO bptos els arbpwv ; tcv b' op^dTov apGnnoXevets ; to. 256. 
 
 SYN. ' AptpXTrevtipat, duoXovdeu), bXaKoveu), TrepXiroXeb), depdirevu), XctTpevto, virtipe- 
 
 Tea), v7rovpye(jj. 
 'ApQXtrdXos, 1 ov, v, subst. [famula,] a female attendant. 'AptpXiroXot per e-rreird 
 
 Otitis £7ri k'pyd TpaTrovTO. T, 422. SYN. Apios, Oepdiratva, oheTXs, 7rpo7cdXds, 
 
 XaTpts, 7ratbi(ricr), vjnjperXs, bovXrj, vrrovpybs. EPITH. Ei/7T£7rXds, evirXundpos, 
 
 Kebii), 7rvXd(s)pds, XevKU)Xeros, ^pvaeirj, TapXrj, ypavs. 
 'Au(j)X7rdXds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [toto circuitu pervius,] turning on every side, 
 
 circular. Tdtyov aptyXnoXdv. Ol. 1. 149- 
 'ApajX-KOTadpai, V. [circumvolito,] to flit about. MijTrjp 5' aptye-KOTaTo obvpopevrt 
 
 tpXXd Tetcvd. B. 314. 
 'Afxtyi-n-ToXXs, ews, 6 et fj, adj. [urbi circumdata,] surrounding a city. 'Eyuot b' 
 
 dvayizav yap apfyiKToXXv. Choeph. 68. SYN. 'ApfXretxys- 
 "AptynrTvyjl, ys, ?/, subst. [complexus,] an embrace. Ads x^P os <j>iXr)pa poi aTis 
 
 o&paTos t aptynrTvx&s. Ion. 521. See Valck. Phcen. 1665., 
 'AptyXirvXos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [bifores portas habens,] having a gate on both 
 
 sides. Ae^dv err ap^XivvXov yap eaio. Med. 134. 
 'AptyXirvpds, ov, 6 et t), adj. [circum ardens,] blazing around. Tt yap nepavrdv 
 
 aptyXTTvpov. Ion. 210. 
 'ApfXpijTos, et ap(f)ippvTds, rj, 6v, adj. [circumfluens,] surrounded by a stream, 
 
 sea-girt. NY/<rw ev ap<pXpvTy, oOXt 6p<pdXds eotX daXaaarjs. a. 50. SYN. 'Ap- 
 
 (jnaXos, irepippvTos, irepippoos. 
 'AptyippwZ, toyds, 6 et //, adj. [undiquaque abruptus,] torn away on all sides, 
 
 applied as an epithet to rocks in Apoll. 1. 99$* TleTpas aptyipptiyas dep- 
 
 TaS,ovTes efiaXXov. 
 'ApcpXs, adv. [utrimque, circa, in medio, seorsum, extra,] on both sides, about, 
 
 apart, without. Tpdoiav, ov ydp er ap<j)Xs 'OXvpirXd bupdr* empires. B. 13. 
 *A/i0c'ffjSatva, as, >/, subst. [serpentis genus,] a species of serpent. Tv^pip dv ; 
 
 1 Eustath. U.r. p. 394, 31=299. remarks that irpoiroXos is used to denote both a male aad a 
 female attendant, ap<pXiro\os, only a female. See Monk. Hipp. 2X)0. 
 
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 aH<piofiaivav rj IwXXav tivcl. Agam. 1204. 
 'AfMpioTafxai, v. [undique circumsto,] to stand round. 'A/u0i'crravTo Sr/, Harv 
 
 blan-pddeeiy fiefjaQres. A. 732. SYN. YleplicT~a.fj.cu. 
 'AfJcpiareWo/jiat, et -w, v. [amicio, induo,] to clothe, to put on. 'A/jcpia-eiXd- 
 
 fxeva rav £v~TXbd rav KXedpioras. Theocr. 2. 74. SYN. 'Afx-rej^o), 7repiaTeXXh), 
 'Af*<pi(J7df.ids, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [anceps, duplex,] having two edges, double. 7 £lv 
 
 fcpar epe-^ov Kal \aj3as dfj(f)i<TTdjuovs. CE. C. 473. 
 'AfucpHTTpaTadfAui, v. [circumsideo hostiliter, obsideo,] to beleaguer. Ti)v a^e- 
 
 jrrpuTdoji'Td blappctifrai fiefidioTes. A. J\2. SYN. Aici/ia^o/iai, a/j^i'yua^d^at, 
 
 ciyiovi^dfiat, TrZplnaydjJiai. 
 'A/j(j)icrTpe^ijs t ids, 6 et r/, adj. [in diversa versus,] twisted about. Tpees afift- 
 
 tTTpetyees, evus avyeyds €K7re(pvvtai. A. 40. 
 'Afjcpirapfiris, eds, 6 et »/, adj. [undique terrens,] very alarming. 'H 5' a/z^trap- 
 
 j3el rub' e7rw/iw^ev 7rd0ei. Choeph. 540. 
 'AfxQireixvs, eds, 6 et rj, adj. [moenia circunidans,] investing the walls of a city. 
 
 Toy afJi<}>iTeixv Xewv. Sept. Theb. 277. SYN. 'AfMbi-rrToXXs. 
 'A/jKpiTtdrjfui, v. [circumpono, et in med. circum me pono,] to place round ; in 
 
 the middle voice, to put on. Ko/ztc', 'dbvatrev, (x, djucpideis Kapd -re-rXots. Hec. 
 
 432. SYN. 'AfxcpifiaXXu), T-epXrXdriLu, -rpoo-TrepifiaXXat. 
 'AfxiplnTTvfiiZit), v. [cacabo,] to call like a partridge, or like birds in general. 
 
 y An<piTiTTvJDictE& (5§e. Av. 235. 
 'Afjipirdfjids, ov t u et fj, adj. [utrimque secans,] cutting on both sides, two-edged. 
 
 Tov bvobaifxdv aLKfiTOLiov. Hipp. 1372. SYN. 'AficpljKrjs, d/jK^iaTOLius, afxcpXdt]- 
 
 KTOSj blTTaXTOS. 
 
 'AfupXropvds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [undique tornatus,] wrought around with a turner's 
 
 wheel, well polished. 0eV0' a/jupXropvov aairXb' "E^Tdpos ireba). Troad. 1156. 
 'AfjupTrpe/Mo, et a/u0irpd/u£o>, v. [ab omni parte tremo,] to tremble all over. 
 
 'Afu<J)X b' dp' a/ifipooXos edvos rpefie' rifV be wporl ol. $. 507- See b. 820. 
 'AfMpfrpexw, f. Qpe£(o t v. [circumcurro,] to run round. Ivyyovoi xovpav, aeXas 
 
 6' dfupebpajjie. Pyth. 3. 70. SYN. Ilepirpexw, TrepXepxoLiai. 
 AfKpX-pris, T]Tds t 6 et //, adj. [ab utraque parte perforatus,] bored through. 
 
 Ax' cifKpXTprjrds avXXov irefncei -rvdrj. Phil. 19. 
 'AfKjHTpiTr), r)s, ?/, P. N. [Amphitrite,] (1) the daughter of Oceanus ; (2) the sea. 
 
 'Ett' 'AfJcpXrpiTas podXy Iph. T. 427- SYN. (2) QdXacad. EpiTH. (l) Kvd- 
 
 vwirXsy evartyvpos, Kvdvavyrjs, ^pvcej/, )(pvo'T]XdKdTos I (2) dyaoroVos, -tdXvfipdfjids, 
 
 iroXvarovos, j3dpvj3pdfj.ds f epXbovTrds, yXavKJ/, iyBvoeaad, arpvyerds, 7roXta, tioXv- 
 
 ^Xoicr/Sos, direipXTos. 
 'Afupfrpvojy, wi'ds, 6, P. N. [Amphitryon,] the husband of Alcmene. T>)v be per 
 
 *AXi<fn)pr]v Xbop 'ALKjiXrpixovds daoirXv. X. 265. EPITH. 'AprjXos, 'ApyeTos, Xaoa- 
 
 ffoos, bdpvaadoSy bT<ppr}\drr)s, /.levex^pLirjs. 
 'Af.i(pX(jjdeivu), v. [circurncirca luceo,] to shine all round. KaXd caX vxpx fixfias' 
 
 a'iyXrj be fiXv ctfupXcpdeivei. H. Apoil. 202. 
 'Av<pX(pdXos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [undique cristatus,] having a crest, adorned on 
 
 all sides with studs ; flowing all round. KparX & en afxfXcpdXov Kvvet]v de-d 
 -T€rpd(f)d\r)pdv. E. 743. 
 'Afifltydvrjs, eds, 6 et //, adj. [omnibus notus,] very clear. A^Xd KaX a/jKpXcpdyf}, 
 
 Kal. Androm. 834. 
 *Afj.(pX(p6pevs, el dfxcpdpevs, ews, 6 et >;, adj. [amphora, vas utrimque auriculas 
 
 habens,] a large cask or vessel having two handles. Xpvvedv afu<j)X<pdp}jd' 
 
 AlwvvGOiu be bibpov. w. 74. SYN. Kepd/xXoy, adpus. EPITH. Qvwbrjs, eyKVfAU/v, 
 
 evobfJtds. 
 'Af.i<plx<*iv(*>> f- dvuj, v. [inhio, absorbeo, devoro,] to gape widely, to devour. 
 
 See Dr. Bl. Choeph. 538. 'AfKpexdye arvyepyj, iinep Xd^£ yetrofxeyoy ~~ep. ¥". 79* 
 
 SYN. 'Eyy^atVo;, £7rt^atVw, KUTdirivd). 
 'AfxcpXxeu, f- x € ^° rw » v « [circumfundo,] to pour around, to spread over. "Eyperd 
 
 b' e£v~?yov' 6eir} be fxXv ctju^e^vr' o/JKpr]. B. 41. SYN. rifpt^ew. 
 ^ncpXxdpevy), v. [circum choreas ago,] to dance round. "OxXos evbeXex^i dp- 
 ^ixdpeoei. Eur. fr. Pirith. 1.6. 
 
64 AM$I ANAB 
 
 *A/i0ix(Ovffoy, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [inauratus,] gilded all around. Elr' afufixputrov 
 
 tyaaydvov KU)7rrjs Xd(3<I)V. Hec. 547« 
 *A/i(f)ij(yTds f ov, 6 et ^, adj. [aggere circumfusus,] spread, heaped around. Tel- 
 
 Xos es afjuplxyrov 'HpaicXfjos deloio. T. 145. 
 'A/*0*W, ovds, 6, P. N. [Amphion,] the son of Jupiter and Antiope, the founder 
 
 of Thebes, (2) a general of the Epeans, (3) Nestor's maternal grandfather. 
 
 Kcu jo' etekcv bvd Trcuh'y 'AjbKplova re Zfjdov te. A. 26 1. SYN. Aidysvijs, Xvpo- 
 
 KTV7TOS, XXdov dirvdoy els bpdfidv eXxiov. 
 "Afxtybvov, pro dvd <j)bvov. Vid. K. 298, et <bovbs. 
 'AfupopecKpopeu), v. [arnphoram gesto,] to carry a cask. Ka7reird fuaQov aavrbv 
 
 a.fx<pdpeafdpe7p. Arist. fr. Hero, 2. 
 'AfxcpbpibXbv, ov, to, dim. of a/ucjidpevs, subst. [vasculuni, testaceum, vinarium,] 
 
 a little wine-vessel, a small cask. Tovtiov anavTuv rd Qdat dfi<pbpibxd. Eccles. 
 
 110. 
 *A/u(pdpevs, sots, 6. Cycl. 327' Vid. in 'Afuptydpevs. 
 'Ayu^orepos, a, ov, adj. [uterque,] both. 'AfxfbTEpas §' otypvs ovveXev XXQbs,ovbe. 
 
 ot eoyjiv. O. 740. 
 'AfjKf>pvff6s, ov, 6, P. N. [Amphrysus,] a river in Thessaly. AWdXXbrjs* ml tov 
 
 fiev eV 'AjLKppvffolo pbyaXv. Apoll. 1. 54. 
 "Afji(()(i), olv, [ambo,] both. "Afj<J>u> bjuois Qvjjiu tyXXlovod te Krjbb/JEvr) te. A. 196*. 
 'A/jHfxljfidXos, ov, 6, subst. [missile,] a weapon hurled by both hands. OIctto), 
 
 IxiaayKvX, etcXvTOt r aju0w/3o\ot. Andr. 1133. SYN."Afcw»>, dicovrXov, fieXos. 
 "AfxfbiOTds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [utrimque auritus, sive ansatus,] two-eared. Xpvoedv, 
 
 afi(j)(i)T0V' Ktu brj jueTa yzpoXv eviofxa. X. 10. 
 'Afitafjirirds, et dfiuj/ids, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [inculpatus, irreprehensibilis,] blameless, 
 
 excellent. BovXrj UovXvbdfiavTbs dfxwfxiiToid irldovTo. M. 109. See also Theocr. 
 
 18. 25. SYN."Ayue/z7rrds, dfiejityris, dfxvfaav, €vkXe))s, avbpe'ibs. 
 'Am, (1) prep, [per, cum,] up, along, through, by, by means of, with : (2) [o rex,] 
 
 O king, the vocative of dva^: (3) [surge,] for dvaoTifii, up, rise up, arise. (1) 
 
 Not/ow dvd arpdrov titpvE KaKijv, oXekovto b£ Xaoi. A. 10. See (2) p. 352. 
 
 (3) 2. 178. 
 *Avdfia(v(o, f. firiffdjuiai, p. fit fated, v. [ascend o, conscendo,] to go up, to 
 
 ascend, to mount, to embark. Avn) npbs larbv vabs dfiprjarei [for dvdfiljaet] 
 
 irbbX. Hec. 1245. SYN. *Efi(3aivto, E7rXj3aivh>, dv€p\6fxai, dvr,Kia. 
 'Am/SaKxevw, v. [valde bacchor,] to revel like a bacchanalian, to be driven by 
 
 the furies. "0$ dvdpatcx^voei Kabjueltov ttoXXv. Here. F. 1076. 
 t'Ai/a/3afC)(tow, v. [excito,] to drive to frenzy or madness. Marpos alfjd ads, d <r 
 
 dvafiatcyXol.. Orest. 332. SYN. Atw*w, olarrprjXdrEb), ^aK^vofxai et-to, eKJiaK^evoj. 
 'AvdflaXXuj, et dvdfiaXXd/jiai, v. [(1) rejicio, remoror, (2) praeludo,] (l) to delay, 
 
 to put off; (2) to prelude, to prepare to sing. T A, firi 7rpbicXa dtcoirXv' es rob' 
 
 dvdfidXov. Alcest. 542. SYN. (1) ri)0d/3aX\w, dTroppiTCTd), ndTEyw, Karspviao, bXd' 
 
 fieXXb), ETrE^tOjbXdXeiwb), TtdpdTeivw,VTZEpfidXXbfAai,( c l)dva.Kpovbixai, irpooijiXd^ofAai. 
 'Ajd/3tdw, v. [revivisco,] to revive. 'AvdfiXwrjv vvv 7rd\tv. Ran. 177. Syn. 
 
 ' Avd flXdo/j.ai, dvairvEb). 
 'Ava/3\£7rw, v. [(1) oculos attollo, suspicio, (2) visum recipio, (3) intueor, con- 
 
 spicio,] (I) to look up, (2) to recover the eye-sight. ApdKovT dvafiXEirovrd 
 
 tyoivXav <j>Xbyd. Ion. 1262. S^N. 'AvabepKofJiai, KaOopda). 
 *AvafiXr]<TXs, ews, fj, subst. [dilatio,] a putting off, a delay. TpCJaXv dvafiXrjais 
 
 KaKoi) eaoETaX, ovb* rifiaiov. B. 380. SYN. 'AvdfioXi], dvloXs. 
 'AvafiXvZo), et dufiXvZu), v. [ebullio, exundo,] to bubble up, to boil up, to over- 
 flow. NelXds dvafiXv$wv bispdv ote GwXdicd Bphirrei. Theocr. 17. 80. SYN. 
 
 B\v5w, dva^Eofxat, avQ^pv^cj. 
 'Avdfidau), f. aaroj, v. [exclamo,] to cry aloud, to shout. Aetvov ydp' "Apyei 
 
 T* dvdfioq. bXa arbjid. Orest. 103. SYN. Bociw, Kpd£<o, dvXd^ia, avdicXa£<d f 
 
 avvfiVEU). 
 'Avdfidrifxd, drds, to, subst. [exclamatio, a cry, a shout. Uvewv, dupdwurdv 
 
 afifidctfjid. Choeph. 31.' SYN. 'Avdj3dr)<rXs, KEXdbbs. 
 
 'AvafidXij, rjs,y, subst. [(l)dilatio, cunctatio, (2) amictus, (3) praeludium cantus,] 
 
ANAB ANAA 65 
 
 a putting off, a delay, (2) clothing, (3) the prelude to a song. 'Ek rals am- 
 
 fibXals. Here. F. $3. SYN. 'AvdflXrjoiSf fxeXXijaXs, dpb%r}, onvos, (2) dpciKpovaXs, 
 
 Trpooi/uiov. 
 'Ai'cifiopfidpvioj, f. £w, v. [exclamo,] to cry out, to bawl. 'Ave(3dpfidpv£av. b. 
 
 Novp yap el^ov vri Aid. Eccles. 433. SYN. See 'Apdfibdb). 
 Aiaj3pa£(o, avafipaffoo), et avafipaTTw, v. [fervefacio, bullire facio, bullio,] to 
 
 boil up, to throw up by heat. 'Apefiparrep oppiOeid. Ran. 510. Syn. Zev- 
 
 vvw> cJeWy/n, £e(0, dpaSieu), KayXdelb). 
 'Avafipaxu, f. £w, v. [graviter resono,] to make a noise like water rushing in a 
 
 torrent, to roar. "Atrd TiTvaKo/uepr}' rd 5' avkfipayev, t/vre ravpbs* 0. 48. 
 
 Syn. Aovrreu), dpd(3e(o. 
 
 Ava/3oox<*>, f* £ w > v.[resorbeo, reglutio,] to re-absorb, to swallow up. TWo-d^' 
 , i)b(op awdXeaKET dpafipoyep' afupX be iroaaX. A. 585. SYN. 'Apappocpeu), di>ap- 
 
 pOtGSeb), KCLTCLTrlvU). 
 
 Ava(3pva£(i>, f. |w, v. [vocifero,] to vociferate, to shout. 'E/ifidXoPTes dpeflpva- 
 £dV 'linrdTral, tXs e/jjSdXel. ; Equit. 602. 
 
 'Avafipvxu, v. [scaturio, subsilio,] to gush out with noise, to spring forth. 
 Xwjow ev oIottoXo), off dXis avafiefipvyjiv vbwp. P. 54. SYN. 'AvafiXv^w, avd- 
 •nr]bd<i} t apdtyXv^cj, (3pva>. 
 
 'AvupuXaKia, as, ^, subst. [glebarum eversio per arationem,] the action of turn- 
 ing up the soil, ploughing. 'A^d/So/Ad/ctas * b' opyvtdp. Pyth. 4. 406. 
 
 AvayyeXXw, f, cAw, v. [renuncio, nuntio,] to bring back a message or informa- 
 tion. Adyw typdato gol ttcivt, dpayyelXat <pXXoi$. Iph. T. 762. SYN. A^Adw, 
 avayopevio, dTrayyeXXu), dnbarj/jiali'G). 
 
 'Avdyevw, v. [gustandum prsebeo,] to give a taste. Tlpiorovs iftuHj dtdyevv 
 vfxas, f) Trapiaye pot. Nub. 523. SYN. Vev(o. 
 
 'AvayiyruxTKOj, or , Avdyivu)aK(o 3 f. ypcoffbjJLai, v. [agnosco, recognosco,] to know., 
 know again. Et fjiep yap £cfy nboXs, dpeypwo&rjfjiep dp. Helen. 289. Syn. 
 *Apaypii)p(8(i) t e7rtyip<j)ffK<x), eppoeu), hXe^epxpfxat. PhR. ApeKeiP dvQed Mova&p. 
 Zddeiop apprjrop afxeXyo/jiepos ydXd fiifiXwv. 
 
 'ApayKaciio, f. ow, v. [cogo, compello,] to compel. Tpicrcrai /x dvayKa£ovoX avfjKpb- 
 pds bbol. Heracl. 237. SYN.'Ayydpeuw, fiia£6fiai, fiidofjiai, epdyto, 7rdpdj3la£d- 
 fzai, irpodyu) ehdpdyK^p, KadiaTrjfxt els dpayicr)P, eireiyu), KdreTreiyio, Karelpyw. 
 
 'Apayicalri, dpciyKi}, -qs, >/, et to dpaynalop, subst. [necessitas,] necessity. ITpo- 
 6eis dvayicr}P OLTonoiop ep bojAois. Hec. 362. SYN. Bta, bvpdfus, Kpdrbs, rre- 
 7rp(s)jjiepr], XP e ' a « EPITH. 'AXeyeipy, dpfapd, dfieyaprbs, dbibaKTOs, drXpanrbs, 
 arXrjTos, a^flo^dpds, d^dAtVwros, deibivqTos, abroeXiKrus, aypvirpos, drep-Rijs, bai- 
 fiovXay bbpvKTYjTos, bovXeios, baoTrXqe, boXonoios, btxpdXedj dveXXrjeaad, e-^dpa, 
 KaK57, tepdrepd, poipXbXr), 6Xo>j t 7riKpd, TrdvToXfjds, ndXinropos, 7r vpiOaXirrjS, GnXrjpd, 
 TeTpd^vyos, (jiXoyepd, yXvicepd, TrapbdjxdTiop, dbdjuaGTOS, efiTcebdfxriTXs. 
 
 'ApayKa'ios, a, ov, adj. [necessarius,] necessary, inevitable, critical, imperative. 
 
 r Hfxdp dpayKalop' ae be r' evddbe yvxes eboPTai. II. 835. 
 
 'AvaypdfjnrTU), f. \p(o, v. [flecto, reflecto, curvo, dissolve,] to bend back, to 
 untie, to separate. Ovb' epptfev x°^'XP v * dpeypafi^drj be oi al^V' F« 348. 
 Syn. 'ApdXvw, dvazevyvvfiX, dpatcafXTrrw, Kvprdu). 
 
 'Apayrbs, ov, 6 et >;, adj. [impurus, scelestus,] impure, wicked. T H rrjp efxriv 
 dpaypbp eKXinup <j)pepd ; Hipp. 1446. SYN. 'AadddpTbs, hdy^SfdpboXbSf dptepbs, 
 juidpos, fioxP^poSf pvirdpbs. 
 "Aj>ay/n>5w, v. [grunnio, hisco, mutio,] to grunt, to grumble, to gape. To 
 TeXevralop o' r)p di>dypv£r]. Nub. 942. SYN. See in Vpv^a). 
 
 'Avdyw, f. |w, v. [tollo, eveho, educo, refero,] to lead, to bring up, to raise up, 
 &C 'Avdyer, d^dyere kiokvtop. PhoBn. 1369- SYN. 'E7rd^dyw, 67rdyw, c^dyw, 
 i/7rei;dyw, 7rpbadyu), a'LptOj vtyatpeu), vire'taipebfjiat, dpd7refjnru), iraibevoj, eKTpetyu), 
 
 V7T0(TTpe(pU). 
 
 'Avd^a/w, v. [divido, incendo,] to divide, to set on rire, to kindle. UefX7roval 
 b' apbaloires dtydbvo) fxepei. Agam. 296. SYN. 'ApuKaiu). 
 
 
 1 Dr. Maltby considers ai/aPcaKaictas as an adjective. See his Thes. 
 Pros. Lex. 
 
06 ANAA ANA0 
 
 AvaheiKvvfxl, f. £w, v. [demonstro, ostendo, edo,] to exhibit, to. display. 1ty$v 
 
 dvwyd, Kavdbelnvvvai irvXas. Soph. Elcctr. 1473. SYN. 'Avoiyw, EnXbeiKvyfiX, 
 
 dvdtyaivo), d-KbbeiKVVf.il, dvdybpevto, dvdrXQr]fii, £7rt/3aXXojucn. 
 'AvdbeXtybs, ov, o et f], adj. [fratre carens,] deprived of or without a brother. 
 
 'AvdbeX(j)bs earai ; reus rvy^as tXs oTS' brig. I ph. T. 476. 
 'AvdbepKM, a. 2. ebp'diidv, v. [suspicio, adspicio,] to look up, to see again, to see 
 
 distinctly. Kcu dvebpdtCEV 6<pdaXfuo~i<rXv. 5. 436". SYN. 'Ai'a/3X£7ro>, anofiXEiro), 
 
 dl'CUCVTTTlt). 
 
 'Avabiafir), rjs, y\> et avabeff/mds, ov, 6, subst. [ornamenturo capitis, redimiculum,] 
 
 a head-ornament, a fillet, a ribbon. "AfxnvKd, KexpvcpdXov r', qbe 7rXeKTr/v 
 
 avabe(Tf.ir)v. X. 46'9« See also Med. 974. SYN. see in 'Avdbrjud. 
 'AvdbtTbSy ov, o et fj, adj. [religatus, revinctus,] bound up, tied back. 'Eyw 6e 
 
 TrXbtcdjibv dvdbeTOis. Hec. 917* 
 'Avdbexoiiai, f. Ib^xcu, v. [suscipio, recipio, excipio,] to take back, to engage as 
 
 bail, to maintain. Koi Xovrp' es AvXtv ^rjrpbs dvebefa napd. Iph. T. 819* SYN. 
 
 Ae^o/^cu, eKbe\o/j.ai, dvdXafxfidvio, vxuryvednai, eyyvdo), opbXbyEio, vTrb/AEPU), 
 *Apdbe(o t v. [religo, viricio, redimio,] to bind, to tie up, to crown. Ni) rrju 
 
 'EKdrrjv, Kaytay di'dbfjaat fiovXo/uai. Pint. 764. SYN. 'AvdbeGfAEio, eijaprdw, 
 
 etcbeWy bXdbsu), ttdrdbeto, £7ricrre(j)h) f di>a<TTE(pM, (rretydvooj, raivXboj. 
 'Avdbrjfjia, aros, to, subst. [diadema, fascia,] a bandage for the head, a crown 
 
 or garland tied round the head of a conqueror in the public games, a fillet. 
 
 'Avdbrj/jid befaii, X €l f^ s ebaefioiis dirb. Hipp. 83. SYN. TaivXa, jjurpa, dvdbefffxos, 
 
 dvdbeafir]. 
 'AvdbibaffKw, f. £w, v. [meliora edoceo, dedoceo,] to teach thoroughly, or again. 
 
 Tbv "xp^vpuv dvdblba^ov clvtov, <bs ex 61, Equit. 153. SYN. 'EffSiSaoTfw, eK7rat- 
 
 bevoj. 
 *AmStSwp, f. buHTio, v. [reddo, emitto, produco,] to give up, to yield, to pro- 
 duce. TiKToval navrd tcavebuicdv els tydbs. Eur. fr. Melan. 22. SYN. \Ek5i- 
 
 bwfxX, dirbbXb(o/xX, arTdirdblbiofJii, afj.ei(3bfiai, Trpbtylpit). 
 'Avdbdx*i, vs, hi subst. [(I) receptio, cessatio, relaxatio, (2) sr/onsio,] reception, 
 
 Cessation, bail. AwSendros dpbrbs, dvdboxdv TeXeiv irbviov. Trach. 838. SYN. 
 
 (l) 'A>'a7ravXa, fjLeXXr)(rXs, dvaKi^xv, (2) eyyinqoXs. 
 'Avdbvvoi, dvdbvb), et dvdbvfxX, v. [emergo, prodeo, retrocedo,] to spring up, 
 
 to emerge, to retire, &c. (dapavvov, jiri tis jjloX vTrobbetaas dvdbbvr\. i. 377* 
 
 See also Batrom. 89- and A. 359* SYN. 'Avdyio, ara/3a/i'w, dtdtyaivio, E-rrdv- 
 
 ItjjjiX, dvlaxio, dvd<pEpbjJiat, dyepxb/Jio.1, dydxa$t*>, dia^wpew, drarpex^t viroarpecpw. 
 *Avdebvbs, ov, 6 et r;, adj. [dote carens,] dowerless, portionless. Tdtov, r}i> 
 
 k eBeXrjai, (f>XXriv dvdebvbi' dyeadio. I. 146. SYN. 'Ab&prjTbs. 
 *Avdeipu), v. [tollo, elevo,]to raise up, to carry away, to carry off. "H jn y dvdeip\ 
 
 fj eyw ae' rd b' av Aa 7ravrd fj.eXfjcr€i. y ¥. 724. SYN. 'Aelpio, alpco, e^dviaTdjuat, 
 
 v7rdpl(7Td[jiai, dvdyu). 
 'A^deXnros, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [insperatus,] unhoped-for. 'HXvdd/jiev, Kpbvov vie 
 
 dvat,, dvdeXTTTd nddovTES. Hes. Theog. 660. SYN. "AeX7rrds, d^eX7r£oros, deXnTfjS, 
 
 dveXirXs. 
 'AvaZiio, v. [efferveo, ebullio,] to boil up, to bubble up. 'Ava£eovoX 0po/*/3w- 
 
 beis d<ppoi. Trach. 704. SYN. 'AvafipdrTW, ckceo). 
 'Avdd&XXw, v. idem quod 'Amfo/Xew, q. v. [repullulo, regermino,] to florish 
 
 again, to grow green. 
 'Am0a\7rw, v. [refoveo,] to warm again, to cherish up. 'AvEQaXirbv, £k fit 
 
 2£cu'ras. Anacr. 3. 25. SYN. 0<iX7rw, dva\pvx(*>, dvdQepfxaivu. 
 'AvdBrjXEU), v. See 'AmOaXXw. Obb' dvddqXIjaei' ittpX yap pd e x a ^ K os eXe-ips. 
 
 A. 236. SYN.'Aea/3XaoTdi>w. 
 'Avddrifxd, dTbs, to, subst. [(1) donarium Deo in templo suspensum, (2) ornamen-i 
 
 turn quodlibet,] (1) an offering in the temple of some God, (2) an ornament. 
 
 'Avddri/ud blov 7raibbs, ovs 'HpajcXf^s. Ion. ^1 144. SYN. TlpotJTpbiri), dyaXfid, 
 
 Koafibs y Kocrfirj&Xs. 
 'AvddbpEio, et dvaQbpfj), v. [exsilio, subsilio,] to spring up, to rebound. 'Avd bs 
 
 bpo/jtabss Zdbpbv idbpbv, Orest. 1415. See also N. 140. Syn. 'AvaOpuxrKv. 
 
ANA0 ANAK 67 
 
 AvaQptUt v. [perspicio, attente considero,] to examine narrowly, to look 
 
 through. 'lbov fxe KavdOpijadu oV Zyut dra, Hec. 807' SYN. 'AvafiXEiru), 
 
 avtidecjpeio, dvaoKOTreto. 
 
 AiadpuxTKit}, v. See 'Avddopeoj. "Y\pX r avadpwffKOJV irereTai. N. 143. SYN. 
 
 'Ai'dwrjbdu), d7ro7rr)bd(t), eK7cr)bdd), dirodpu)(TK(o, eKdopeco, dvaXXofiat, e£aXXo/*at, 
 
 avacpepdfiai, dvdKrjKXh), dvatjKipTdio, aiaau). 
 
 Aviidvu), v. [rursus impetum eapio,] to burst forth, to gush up. 'E£ dfidpav 
 
 avlQve' dea 6' E-KEfxaivETo x^PV' Call, in Cer. 30. - SYN. 'Avubvd/uai. 
 'Ayatbeidi as, ?/, subst. [impudentia,] impudence, effrontery. T ft fioX, dvaibeiriv 
 
 ETrXeifjeve, KepbdXeotypdv. A. 149* SYN. 'AvaiaxwrXa, atypdbXa, TrpoirETeia. 
 
 EPITH. 'A^dXnos, Xa/3pos, Qpdaeld, d/coXaoros, aicpdrrjs. PHR. Noo-wp naffwv 
 
 fxEyioTr}, to yfjpds <bs dvaibetas ttXeov. 
 Avaibevdfxai, v. [impudentia utor,] to be impudent, to behave impudently. f fts 
 
 be 7rpos nav dvaibevETai. Equit.39^. SYN. Avdabe.tt), ai>dabi£d/j.ai, dvaiaxvi'TEti). 
 'Avaibrjs, eos, et dvaibr)Tos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [impudens, inverecundus,] impudent, 
 
 shameless. "Ho' ova dvaibr)s' Tf)vb' ityevpes atypovd. Alcest. 744. See also 
 
 Apoll. 3.9%' SYN. 'AvaioyyvTos, daeXyr\s, fiXatos, kvvo>tt7]S, 7rdrr)pds, avdabrjs. 
 Avaibws, adv. [impudenter,] impudently. 2i) c' ovv dvaib&s bXiyidyov to fir) 
 
 ddvelv, Alcest. 710. 
 AvaiQvaau, v. [quatiendo vel movendo expito flammam,] to kindle a fire by 
 
 motion. Tr)v& dvaiQvaaeis 0\dyd. Troad. 343. SYN. AWvo-vu), dvaldit), hivem, 
 
 €K\afnr(i) t d7roor/X/3w, ayXdi£o/Jiat. 
 Avaidu), v. [uro, accendo,] to kindle, to light up. Kat 7riip dvaidtov, yldvos 
 
 ovbtv fxoi fieXei. Cycl. 330. 
 'AvaifxaKTos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [haud sanguine tinctus, incruentus,] unstained with 
 
 blood. AdfiovTES, ov /biedwff dvaifiaKTOv XP^* Phcen. 273. SyN. 'Avai/uav, 
 
 arpwros. 
 'Avaifjuov, bvbs, 6 et //, adj. [exsanguis,] bloodless. Tovveic' dvaifibvES el<ri Kat 
 
 addvdroi KaXsovrat. E. 342. 
 'AvaifiovapKds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [cujus caro sanguinis est expers,] having flesb 
 
 devoid of blood, bloodless. 'Anddris, dvaifxbaapKE. Anacr. 43. 
 'Avclihwt), adv. [sine sanguine,] without blood. 'Yo-fiivrjv, kqi & ov kev avaifiiari 
 
 y Eptbrjvdv. Apoll. 2. 988. 
 'Avaivdixai, v. [abnuo, renuo, detrecto, (2) inficior,] to refuse, to disown, to 
 
 deny, 'ibov to bnvXevfi ijbv, kovk dvalvbfxai. Orest. 215. SYN. 'A7re/7ro>, 
 
 TrdpaiTEOfxai, ddZpi^u), dOsTEd), d7rd7reyU7r<fytai, dTrudib), aprZbfjiai, dvapvEbfiai. 
 'AvalpEo-Xs, ews, r), subst. [(1) ablatio, (2) eversio, (3) abrogatio, (4) interfectio, 
 
 caedes,] a taking away, a destroying, murder. Nvktos (pvXdaauyv ooteuv dvai- 
 
 qeoXv. Orest. 398. SYN. (1) 'AcfxxtpEfrXs, (2) alpiaXs, dvaTpbirr), (3) bXaXivrts, 
 
 (4) KadaipEvXs, <f>bi>bs. 
 'AvaipEio, f. rjaw, v. [aufero, tollo ; everto, interficio,] to take up, to over- 
 turn, to kill. 2e fi£v fifiETEpa xpfjcpbs dvaipei. Androm. 519* SyN. Alpeta, 
 
 ETcaipta, d(f>aipovfjLat, KadatpEut, Xvio, <cdrdXuw, d'iaToio, d7roicre/i'w, d^dj/^w, fcdra- 
 
 Kpivu). 
 'AyaiVffw, et Att. dvaionu, (3 syll.) f. lp, v. [sursum ruo,] to start up, to excite. 
 
 'AvrfaZ b' opdos Xaos els Epiv Xoyuv. Phcen. 1474. SYN. 'Eyeipofiai, QdvioTd- 
 
 fiat, dviaTdfxat, dvddopEb), dvopjj.dw. 
 ^AvaiaxyvTEd), v. [impudenter ago,] to be impudent, Toiavrd noXwv Tab' dvmaxvy- 
 
 reZ. Thesm. 707. SYN. 'AvaibEopai, avOablZdfiai, diTEpvBpXdu), dvaicrxwTd 7rotd>. 
 'AvaioxyvTia, as, i), subst. [impudentia,] impudence, 'tis d7rav yap eafi t6Xjj.t]s 
 
 epyd KavaioxyvTXas. Thesm. 702. SYN. 'Avaibeid, dvaibelrj. 
 'AvaiaxvvTds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [impudens, inverecundus,] impudent, indecent. 
 
 T? b£ at Tafia bei tyvXaoaeiv ; ovk dvaiaxyvTOU robe ', Iph. A. 329* SYN. 'Avai- 
 
 br)s 9 TrdpaToXfids. 
 'AvaiTXds, ov, 6 et y, adj. [insons, causam non habens, cujus causa nulla est,] 
 
 blameless, exempt from fault. Obbev Kdniboai tovs dvatTXovs OeXio. Here. F. 
 
 1153. SYN.'Avi)7ratrio$, dvevQvvos, dvvirevQvvos, ddiods, dfiefi(J)f)s. 
 'Avdtcaiio, f. Kavow, 1 aor. waved et enja, v. [accendo, incendo,] to rekindle, 
 
68 ANAK ANAK 
 
 to light up. 'AyUavaZ /uev nvp wp&Tov, vxprjXijs bpbds. Cycl. 382. SYN. % Av- 
 
 a.7rrcj, tyaTTTU), balio, Kaiio, efcsa/w, bXanvpdtt), irpi)6io, en7rpr)d<o, ^Xeyw, e^Xeyw, 
 
 civ cKpXZyoj. 
 'Am-aXfw, v. [inclamo, alt^voce appello,] to call aloud on, to invoke. TI. *A- 
 
 bXicXa y ', ib deoi. 1 E. MvKijvais, firj V0d6' dratfdXet dsovs. Phoetl. 6l7« SYN. Kd- 
 
 Xeu), ETrXjiapTvpofiai) e^KaXeoj, 7rdpaRttX£W. 
 'Avdra\u7rra>, v. [revelo, retego,] to unveil, uncover, reveal. It is sometimes 
 
 used in the active voice with a medial signification. Orest. 288. Mwv rpsaas 
 
 ovk avaxaXvipu) fiXetyapov, Wrpews yeyws ; Iph. A. 321. SYN. Qaivio, did.- 
 
 (j>aivu)y airdKaXv7rT<i), bXd(pioTi£(o. 
 'AvatccnrTk}, v. [deglutio, absorbeo, devoro,] to swallow up, to devour. To 
 
 anepii avr&v dvdicdxpai. A v. 579* 
 'Amcefjuat, f. Keladftai, v. [accumbo, recumbo, consecratus vel dicatus sum,] 
 
 to recline, to be imputed, 'lboit, av Kovfiei, trot yap dvdKeijierjQd brj. Batch. 934. 
 
 SYN. KaraKeifiai, eiriKctfjiai, dvdtcddi£d/Aai, eirXuXivofiai, dpatcXivofiat, KadXe- 
 
 pOVfJLUl. 
 
 'AraiceXabds, ov, 6, subst. [susurrus, strepitus,] an echo, a noise. 'AvdKeXdbdv 
 
 and Xej(eds y]-av-^pv. Oreat. 182. 
 ''AvaKepavvvfxXy drdKepavvvw, et dvdicepdu), v. [commisceo,] to mix, to blend 
 
 with, to replenish. 'A* a be Ba^xe/av uvvtovov — Kepdodv. Bacch. 126. SYN. 
 
 ^.vyKepavvvpX, arvju/JitypviJ.X, (TVjuKpvpb), ovytcvKato, avaKipv^jJiX, avyxiprrifu. 
 'AvaKrjKXu), v. [sursum fero, erumpo, prosilio,] to burst, to gush forth. 2riy be 
 
 fi€ff<o ev dyiovX, 7roXvs S' dvlKr]KXev ibpojs, *¥. 507* SYN. 'Avdtyepdfxatf dvai- 
 
 povfjiat, ava{3Xv$<jj, dvajjpvu), dvdddpeu), d v air rjbdu). 
 'Ard^ourrw, v. [voce prasconis renuntio,] to proclaim aloud. 'AveicrjpvTTev tu>v 
 
 adXrjruiv tovs viKtirras GTecpdvwaras. Plut. 585. Sy N. 'Aiayy^XXw, £7rayyeXX<7- 
 
 fiai, dvdfiodu). 
 'AvdictvEh), v. [moveo, impello, suscito,] to stir up again, to agitate anew. 
 
 "Aye WV, 7rplv rfji'b' dvaKiviiaai. Trach. 126l. SYN. 'Avdyelpio, dvdaeito, 
 
 efypfidu), rapaffffh), avdrdpciaab). 
 'AvatcivrjoXs, eaus, ^, subst. [commotio, suscitatio,] agitation. Yv^s 7rXdvr)nd 
 
 KavaKivqais (ppevwv. CE. R. 727» SYN. KivrjaXs, dyepaXs. 
 'AvaKi'pvafiai, v. [permisceo,] to mix up, to blend with, to temper. <I>iXtas 
 
 6vr)T0vs avaKipvaadai. Hipp. 254. SYN. 'AvafiiyvvnX, bXa/ulyvv/uX, Kara/uiyvvfiX. 
 'AyaVXdcJw, v, [clango, clamo,] to exclaim, to shout. Meyd b' dvefcXdyoV, w 
 
 NrjprjX icopa. Iph. A. 1062. SYN. KXcicta, nXdyyw, ditd^w, dyaKpa£(o, yeyto- 
 
 ve(0, KeXabeiv, Kpavya£<v. 
 'AvdicXaiM, v. [defleo, vehenienter fleo,] to lament aloud. Kal Molrrat top 
 
 "AbojvXv dvaKXalouvXv/'AbtiJvXv. Bion. 1. 94. SYN. 'AvaKutcvu), d7ro/juw£w, fxera- 
 
 icXalit), tTrTaXaiio. 
 'AvaK-Xdw, f. d<rw, v. [refringo, refiecto,] to force back, to beud or incline. 
 
 "Hfxois dpiffTepdlaXf avaKXavas beprjv. Orest. 1476. 
 
 'AvaicXhu), f. Xvti, v. [repono, reclino, aperio,] to bend back, to open, to dis- 
 close. "Rvd' oX avaKXivdevres dveppiTZTOW dXd 7rr)b<5. v. 78. SYN. KdrasXtyw, 
 
 dvaTrlTTTii), avoiyu), dvdneTavvv^xX y dva-KTvaad). 
 'avcLkoivoii), v. [communico aliquid cum aliquo,] to commune with another, to L 
 
 consult. YSovXdf.ievovs aiuKoirovadai re. Nub. 470. SYN. Kot^ow, Koivwyeu), 
 
 fieTubXbojfjiX, fiereyh), vefxdfJiai. 
 'AvaKotpaveoj, v. [dominor, rego, obeo,] to marshal, to command. Yiyvuanv, 
 
 yap "Apr}d fxa^-qv dvaKOipdveovTCi.' 2 ' E. 824. SYN. Koipaveh), K&Tevdvpoj, ap^(o x 
 
 bXcLTJCLOGU. 
 
 "AvclkoXtt. igu) , v. [succingo,] to fold to the bosom. AteXGe, KaraicvXTrXodv. Thesm 
 
 1174. 
 'AraKdfit£io, v. [(l)refero, eveho, (2) redeo,] (1) to bear up, to recover, (2) to 
 
 return. YlpoawQev irddev dvaKo filed fiat. Hipp. 831. SYN. (l) 'A>'dKo/uc?w, 
 
 ixvatyepu) , a7rd<pep(i) } (2) dveifju, endvei/jiX. 
 
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ANAK ANAK 69 
 
 'AraKovrtSw, v. [ejaculor, erumpo,] to dart, to spout up. Afyd 6' clvyikovtiZe 
 
 bXa <TTpeirToi6 xirGivbs. E. 113. SYN. 'Akovti^o), dvdtyepdjJiai. 
 'AvaKonTio, v. [(l)retundo, (2)inhibeo, (3) propulso,] (1) to beat back, (2) to re- 
 tard or hinder, (3) to dash out. 'Ev bkuXrfib'' tJke, dvpeiav 1 dve\co7tTEv oy^as. $.47. 
 
 SYN. (1) 'Aratcpovio, &7rw0£w, (2) airdndirru), a7rdre/j.v(i), cififlXvyu), (3) enQXifih). 
 'Avaicov<pi£(o, v. [sublevo,] to lift up, to lighten, to relieve. *ftj/ rj<r6d/jir]i> aov, 
 
 icavEKOvcpiadrjv bipas. Hipp. 1390. SYN. 'Ettikov^/^w, sXatypvvio, viraipw, dy- 
 
 i(TTT]/j.l, vTrdviaTrjfjiXf aviayti), avvxpou). 
 'AvaKoixplals, eios, i], subst. [sublevatio, allevatio,] alleviation, relief. 'AXktju 
 
 Xdfiois ay, KaraKoixfiaiv kclk&v. CE. T. 218. SYN. Kov(pifffid, kovQXoXs, dva.7rav fjid. 
 'AtdKovu), f. Kovodpai, v. [ausculto rursus,] to listen to once more. Melvwfxev 
 
 avrov, KcivdKOvaiojiev yoiov. Electr. 81. SYN.^Atfpodo/iat, inrdKOvoj, 
 'ArQKpagio, f. £w, v. [exclamo,] to cry out, to bawl, to exclaim. 'AW e-tteX ovv 
 
 to irpioTdv dveicpdyov, ovk EnXKeixTto. £. 467. SYN. 'AvcucXaeJu;, dydjjodu), eicfyddto, 
 
 dpd(pu)ve(i) f £7rl(p(ov£U) , eyKpa^u), dvaKaXeto, £7rtfca\fw, £7ri(pdeyydjJ.at. 
 'AvaKplnavvvixX, v. [suspendo in altum,] to hang up, to keep in suspense. Totyy 
 
 dvEKpe/udarey npos Kiovd narpos sold, Horn. Apoll. 8. SYN. Kpefiayvv/uiX, dirap- 
 
 raw, e7rapraw, dvaprdd/JLat, aliopito. ^ 
 
 'AvaKpZwy, ovtos, 6, P. N. [Anacreon,] a celebrated lyric poet of Teos. 'Aya- 
 
 tcpeioy jjl eTTe/u^e. Anac. EPITH."A00i7<5s, fidXaKos, olydTrdrris, olyofidprjs, (j)XXd- 
 
 kw/jlos, Trjios, ev^os 'iwvioy. PHR. 'AoibXfios fxeXtarfjs t dudpeards eptortoy, Attf- 
 
 vvaov fiefieXrjjjth'ds ovdaX ku)ji6s. 
 'Aydicpiyo), f. XvCj, v. [scrutor, inquiro, dijudico,] to examine, to search out, to 
 
 decide. Avtrdpoov tywyds dydtcpivdfjeydy. Pyth. 4. 112. 
 'AvakpoTeu), v. [edo plausum,] to clap the hands, to applaud. 'Eyw be rw x e V 
 
 dyeKpoTTja v(f> tjboyfjs. Plut. 739- SyN. 'JLmKpoTEto, lirippodeo) , EirX(xr)fxaiv6^ai t 
 
 ETraiiEio, vfxyed). 
 'AycLKpovcj, v. [navem coerceo vel retrorsum ago,] to cause a ship to move 
 
 backward, to row astern. "Hv nws Ttpvfxydy avdnpovarirat, nXriyeis rals elpe'- 
 
 cXwvuts. Vesp. 399« 
 'AyaicTddfiaif f. KT^adjjiai, v. [(1) recupero, (2) refocillo, (3) mihi amicum facio,] 
 
 to recover, to repossess, to attach, to conciliate. 'AXktj ttettoiOms b&fj! d^a- 
 
 KTYiaet irdrpos, Choeph. 231. SYN. (l) 'AyaKo/z/^d/ioi, a> dXa/j/Sdrfa), dvaTrpaTTW, 
 
 dvopBow, dyd(T<j)£u), aTrapncta, KdrapTi£(i) f (2) dva$(s)7rvp£it) t dra\pvyo), (3) depdirevw. 
 'AvaKTdpXa, as, rj t subst. [imperium, regnum,] command, sovereignty. Ke/V 
 
 o^ea KpoTeovaXv, dyaKropXrjy d(f>XeyT£s. Horn. Apoll. 234. SYN. 'Apy//, fidoX- 
 
 Xe/a, KoipdvXr}. EPITH. Tipdpa. 
 *Ava.KTdpdy i ov, to, subst. [regium palatium, (2) templum,] a palace, a temple. 
 
 'Ay&KTopoy 6vr)ndXu>. Troad. 331. SYN. BdcriXetdr, (2) yaos, Xtpoy, TEfiEyos, 
 
 dXffds. EPITH. KaX6>, oXfiidbdi/udy. 
 'Avcucrwp, dpdsy 6, subst. [herus, rex,] a king, a prince, a ruler. Timrov & 
 
 dyaKTojp "IXXoy t EmoKdireX. Iph. T. 1415. SYN. "Aval,, tcvpXos, bea7r6rr]s t 
 
 ap%(t)y, EKiGTdT-qs. 
 *AvdKvKd(o, v. [permisceo, commisceo,] to mix up. 'Eyw be, rrjv KipKrjv yt, rr)y 
 
 Ta <J>app.dK dvdwiciovdy. Plut. 302. 
 'AyaKvuXEio, v. [evolvo, explico,] to roll back, to bend forward. Avdis // es 
 
 opQbv OTrjoov, dvdKvuXei bi/jids. Orest. 225. SYN. KvkXoio, drdni/Xioj, dydicvXiy- 
 
 bi-u), d7rdKvXiyb£(i) t bivEio, dvaaTp£(p<t). 
 *AydKv/j.fldXXa£<o, v. [cum sonitu everto,] to overturn with a great noise, to 
 
 tumble. £ti<j)poi & dyeicvufidXXaciov. IT. 379' SYN. 'AyaKporEio, dnorpEirdfjtai. 
 ^Avatcu-KTU), v. [existo, emergo,] to rise up, to emerge. Toy At', dvdic£Kv<j)dji£y. 
 
 Cycl. 212. SYN. 'Am/3X£7rw, dvd/3a/vw, dvdbvdfxat. 
 'AvdKiobwvi£(i), v. [tintinnabulum pulso,] to shake about, to try by the sound. 
 
 Tov pofifidy, dvdKix)b<i)vlfTov. Aristoph. fr. Hero. 
 *Arakw/cvw, v. [deploro, defleo,] to bewail aloud. 'P/^as ^£ 7r^7rXov$, KavdKMKvaas 
 
 XXyv. Pers. 468. SYN. Kwkwo;, dprjvEO), yodw, dyaicXatu), baKpvppou), anodpr}- 
 
 V£u> 7 Eirdbvpdfxai, ZirdXdcjivpdfjiai, KaToXdcpvpofiai. 
 
 1 ®vptwu is here scanned as an iambus. 
 
70 ANAK ANAA 
 
 'AvaKwxetiuj, v, [(1) navem in anchoris retiueo, inhibeo; (2) recedo,] to stop 
 
 the motion of a ship; to restrain, to check. KaraKo^evei ndpeis. Electr. 732. 
 
 SYN. Kdrexw. 
 'ArdXdXu^w, v. [ululo, exclamo, tripudio,] to raise a shout. 'Eyw b' dvrjXdXa£,d, 
 
 Kavwp^r)(7dfJir)V. Eur. Supp!. 729« SYN. 'Avaupd^hf, 7raiavi£w. 
 "Avakafxfiavu), f. Xrjxpo/jiai, v. [recipio, recupero, repeto,] to take up, to recover, 
 
 to refresh. Nvv dUd ras irpXv dvdXdfieiv dfjiaprlas. Ion. 429* SYN. Tlapa- 
 
 Xafifidvu), dvdbeypfjiai, vTr6be")(pjxai, eiravopdow , av<XKTad/nai, dvaipsofiai, dreyw, 
 
 avciKakiw, alaQdvdfxai, evdvpedjiat. 
 'Avd\a//7rw, v. [resplendeo,] to shine forth, to blaze out. Hup dfidrov V dve- 
 
 Xaii^ev virep fcdneroid fiaQetrjs. Mosch. 4. 103. SYN. 'EfcXa/z^w, d7rotmX/3w, 
 
 extpaivo/jat, drdre'XXw, aPaKV7rroj. 
 'AvaXyrjTvsj ov, 6 et fi, adj. [sine dolore, crudelis, qui nullo dolore aut miseri- 
 
 cordia tangitur,] unattacked by pain or sorrow, unfeeling. Tov b* dvaXyijrov 
 
 irddovs ; Hipp. 1383. SYN."A.Xi)7ros, aXv7n]ros t dvaXy))s, dvu>bvvds, dnovos, 
 
 civaiodrjToSy dvtjXerjs, dirr)vi]s t <7kX?/oos. 
 ^AvaXyr'irus, adv. [inhumaniter,] unfeelingly. T {2&' dvaXyrjrws fiaXelv. Aj. Fl. 1333. 
 'AvaXbrjs, £6s, 6 et //, adj. [incrementum non eapiens,] incapable of growing. 
 
 *As v7ro tov fxi) yv&vai KaOdputs vfieis enoXricdT dvaXbeh. Vesp. 1040. SYN. 
 
 'A<T0£V?/S, TCLTTeiVOS. 
 
 ^AvaXbij<7Ku), v. [succresco,] to grow up, to rise into sight as a star. Aainrdv 
 
 avaXbrjvKOPTes i)7r€p \dovos, avrdp 'i/yawi--. Apoll. 3. 13()2. SYN. 'Aj dbxbojiii, 
 
 rxv^dvdfiai. 
 "AvdXeyto, f. £w, v. [colligo,] to collect, to gather, to read, &c. Krelvovres 
 
 r avrovs, dvd t ei'red KaXd Xeyovres. A. 754. SYN. XuXXeyw, avvayu). 
 ^AvaXd^s, eds, 6 et r/, adj. [insanabilis, incurabilis,] incurable, not having the 
 
 power of healing. MulpataX 6' dvaXOed cpapiiaKd itavrd. Bion. 7« SYN. AvtraX- 
 
 0j)s, aviiKeords. 
 'AvaXiaKio, et avaXdw, f. w(ru>, v. [absumo, insumo, perdo,] to consume, to ex- 
 pend, to waste, to destroy. l*<pdyXd nape/vac kciv dvaX/ox/js ipvovs. Iph. T. 
 
 338. See also Med, 32fJ. SYN. 'EwdvaXtatcw, k^dvaXianio, bditdrdw, dno- 
 
 rpvu), Kadaipeix), Kdrarplfiio, Tropdeu). 
 'AvaXKcia, et ayaXulct, as, rj, (Ion. dvaXdri,) subst. [(1) impotentia, ignavia, (2) 
 
 timiditas,] feebleness, cowardice. "\XX6v elodvdfiijvaX dvaXKeiycX bapthrts, 
 
 P. 337« SYN. ^Abpdveid, aadet'etd, dfitj^diXa, aupdreid, dvavbpXa. 
 "AyaXicXs, Xbds, 6 et rj, adj. [impotens,] weak, powerless. T H obtf dXXs, otti yv- 
 
 vaXtcds dvdXicXbds rfTrepoTteveis ; E. 349* SYN. 'AtjOevrjs, dbvrdros. 
 'AvaXXdftat, v. [assilio, insilio,] to spring up, to leap. Kou dmXdro Ka\ 7rXdrd- 
 
 yr\oev* Theocr. 8. 88. 
 'Ai/aXow, see 'AvaXtoxw. 
 
 "Ai'aXros, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [inexplebilis, insatiabilis,] unseasoned with salt, (pro- 
 perly) insatiable. *Os tovtov tov dvaXTdv dX-qrevEiy dnenavads, a» 113. 
 
 SYN. 'Afcopeoros, dKoprjTos, airXripioTds, a^peUds, drjbris. 
 'AvdXvffXs, ews, ^, subst. [resolutio, abrogatio,] dissolution, deliverance. 'Ei> oh 
 
 dvdXvois, earXv ov-be/JiXa, Soph. Electr. 142. SYN. Averts, bidXvoXs, etcXuais, 
 
 cktXgXs, dvanTv^ii. 
 ''AvdXvTYip, fjpds, 6, subst. [liberator,] a deliverer. 'AvdXvr^p rls bojuav. Choepb. 
 
 153. SYN. Hujrrjp, eXevOepiorris. 
 'AmXvw, vera), v. [resolvo, dissolvo; in rued. voc. redimo,] to loosen, to untie, 
 
 to set aside, to ransom, to redeem. 'Ara fiot reavd Xvaat. Suppl. 45. SYN. 
 
 'E7rdvdXi/w, KavdXvw, dvaipio, dnobxbiofju, dmyw, €KtT(o. 
 "ApaXcjfJid, drds, to, subst. [sumptus, impensa,] expense, expenditure. Ovk 
 
 €<tti TavaX(ofi dvaXwOev Xdj3e~iv. Suppl. 78fJ. SYN. 'AvaXioats, bandyr), fiXdfirj, 
 
 cZrifxXa. 
 'AvdXucftj, ews, ft, subst. [consumptio,] consumption, waste, expense. "OarXs 
 
 dvaXtocrXv rrjpei mrd 'XprffidTa deputy. Theogn. 899« Sy N. 'E^d vaXuxrXs, Karavcl- 
 
 1 Here and in many other instances the two words ») oi>x only form one syllable in scanning. 
 The same remark will apply to f«) ov. See Clarke's note at II. E. 349. 
 
ANAM ANAH 71 
 
 \vjffls t (pdiaiSy dvaXiofid. 
 'Arafiaidw, v. [furibundo impetu sursum deorsum feror,] to desire eagerly, to 
 
 spread furiously. '£ls 6' dvdyuat/xdet pads' ay Kid QeanXbdes irvp. T. 490. Syn. 
 
 Mtt««dw, fxaivofxaif dvdtyepdfJLai. 
 'AvufmoaSfiat, v. [iterum mando, runiino,] to rumiuate, to consider again and 
 
 again. 'iLyvwadv dvaiidawfjiEvoi. Vesp. 783. 
 'aj dyuucrffw, v. [(l) pinso, (2) abstergo, luo,] to bake; to wipe off, to expiate. 
 "Kpbovaa /ueyd epybv b ar\ KsQdXrj dvdfjia^ets. r. 92. SYN. Macaw, aTtofxaaoio, 
 
 aTrorpljjd/jaif dvdtyvpdw, di'dadXdrro^ua*, diroKaQaipit), 
 'Atd^e\7rw, v. [cano, celebro cantu, modulor,] to sing, to celebrafe in song. 
 "Iket EwiffTafxevos XXyvpdv dvafieXdiaX doibciv. Theocr. 17« 113. SYN. 'Avv- 
 
 fjiveu), di'dyopevo), zrjpvao'U), Karoibo), TrEpta'bu). 
 'AvdfiEvio, et poet, dvdfjtifxvio, v. [expecto, permaneo,] to await, to look for, 
 
 to expect. Xeipos Ovpaias dvafxEvetv Kovcpiafidrd. Phoen. 862. See also A. 
 
 171. SYN. KdTdfj.EV(i), £7rt«£va>, i/7rd«£>w, £7T£^w, e/cSfy/^uat, TrpoffbEypfiai, icdpa.- 
 
 boKEU), KdrdboKEu), npoaboicduj. 
 'AvdfxearoiOy v. [repleo,] to fill. 'iCird ypafjtjidTEwv dvEfxearwdrj. Ran. 1083. 
 
 SYN. Mearow, 7r\r)po(i), dvairXripdiOt dva7rXrjd(o f dvd7rifXTrXrjfjiL. 
 'Avdfx£TpEu>, et dvdfiETpovficu, v. [denuo metier, reraetior,] to. measure over 
 
 again, to experience, to estimate, to repeat. YAs rovudfvXdv avdixETpoviiEvrj 
 
 boLKpv. Iph. T. 347. SYN. (1) MarpEd), Kdrd/jLerpeu), btdfiErpEio, avrXfjierpEbt, 
 
 bidTctTTO), (2) blriyEOfiaiy btepypfiai. 
 'AvdfiiyvvfjiX, m. et pass, di'dfxiyvvfiai, v. [immisceo,] to mix with, to blend. 
 
 *Ojaov bi Ka.bfj.ov TcaurXv dpafjEfiiyfjiEvai. Bacch. 37« SYN. 'Avdfxiyvvo), d»'d- 
 
 KEpavvvfiXf e/JifJityvvfjiX, KaTa/uiyvv/JiX, einrXeicu). 
 'Apdfxt/jivjjffKd), f. fivrjo-cj, v. [in mentem revoco,] (l) to remind, to admonish, to 
 
 call to mind, (2) to remember. Mwv rapd bxd yjpovov a dvk\xvr\aav Kaad. Electr. 
 
 504. SYN. (l) '¥7rd/j.ifivr]<TKW, fxprj/nopeva), bXafivrjfxdvevu), v-k6\ivt)\xX, v7rdfidXXu> t 
 
 vovQlrEiOy TrdpayyeXXu). (2) /Ai'ddfiai, 7rdpdfxefxvr}fiai t efCfxavdara), ^diviffTdfxai. 
 'Avd/jii(ryti), a word of rare occurrence in the best poets, see 'Avd^xiyvvfiX. 
 
 'Ybcjp & drdpiayETuX vbei. Theog. 9^3. 
 'Apd/xopfxvpu}, v. [cum murmure ebullio, murmuro,] to roar, to murmur, to bel- 
 low, tyvaai xaXxrjiov ote pev t dvd/jtopfjLvpovaX. Apoll. 3. 1299* SYN. Mop- 
 
 fjvpoj, nopfivpi£ay, viro^XBvpii.d), dvacUb). 
 'AvdfjioyXevo), v. [vectibus submoveo,] to unbar, to remove. Tx raabl Ktveis 
 
 Kavd/jio^Xeveis TrvXas. Med. 1314. 1 SYN. 'AvdtCLVEto, dirtod£<v, vire^aipu). 
 'ArcLfx-Kvl, vkos, 6 et ?7, adj. [nou habens vittam,] having no fillet, 'fts b y dTrsbi- 
 
 Xcotoi KaX dvafnrijKES dart) iraTevjj.ES. Call. 6. 125. 
 'ApdfivxOt^b/jiaiy v. [ingemisco,] to groan, to murmur deeply. 2i> £' av Kitcpa- 
 
 yas Kard/xv^di^ei. P. V. 7^8. z SYN. M.v%6 '/c?w, dyddjiai, dvavTEvu). 
 'AvapbpXa, as, fj, subst. [ignavia,] unmanliness, cowardice, timidity. M») npos 
 
 Oewv fxot 7T£pX(3dXys dvavbpXav. Orest. 1030. SYN. ^AbpdvXa, KaxXa, Kaicrj, 
 
 appdTr}s t bids. 
 Aiavbpds, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [(1) parum virilis, ignavus, mollis ; (2) sine conjuge,] 
 
 (l) unmanly, cowardly, (2) f. unmarried, husbandless. Ovx w^' dvavbpdy 
 
 ahrov 7} Tpoia Ka\e~i. Androm. 342. SYN. (1) AetXos, icdKds, OrjXvyovs, (2) dyd- 
 
 /jids, avvfjiEvaios. 
 } Ardrtdi^w, et dvdviddfjLat, v. [reuovo,] to renew, to renovate. Nvp dvdveooiiai 
 
 tov gov vfjEvaiov ndXXv. Hel. 728. See also Ran. 602. Syn. Nedw, dvdvEdio, 
 
 Kctiv($M t diroKaQioTrinX, dvly eipio. 
 I Avavevio, v. [renuo, abnuo,] to refuse. *Hs s<f)dr evypnEvri, dvlvevl bl YlaXXds 
 \ 'A0//vr/. Z. 311. SYN. 'Avaii'dfiai, d7rdyivu>o*K(o, d-KeiTrio, a7rd(f>r)fjiX, dirovevio. 
 
 Avdvo^ri, ijs, r], subst. [distributio,] a division. 'Avd^du^v. Eur. fr. Temen. 21. 
 
 AvdvTTjs, et dvavrds, ov, pi. dvavrd, adj. [acclivis arduus,] steep, difficult. 
 
 IloXXd §' dvavrd, KaravTa, Trdpavrd re, bo-^fiidT ^Xdoi.^V. 1 \6. SYN. YlpdaavTrjs, 
 
 Xio-ads, 7TEpiiKXXvr)s, bvoyspris. 
 
 Aval, ctKros, 6, subst. [rex, herus, dominus,] prince, lord, king. T? yap ue beX 
 1 See Porson's note. * See Blomf. Gloss* 
 
72 ANAH ANAn 
 
 ettjr, rf irarrip fity fjy &va£. Hec. 349. SYN. Bu<n\ei>s, Koipavds, avaKTWp, apyps, 
 
 fiebiov, becrTT&rrjs, rvpavyds, alavfiv^TT)s t Kpamop. EP1TH. 'AirXdeos, bids, iceb- 
 
 vos, evp\Ht>\^ 9 diieiXXyps, fxeya.6vjj.ds, fxeyaKXetjs, fxZveyapiA&s, mtcpos, TroXvicredyds, 
 
 atciiTTTOv^os, aKTjTTTpd(j)dpds, 
 'Avafypaivu), v. [sieco,] to dry up, to exhaust. 'AW okcltov fiddvy oIkov dvetfi- 
 
 pavdv obovTss. Call. 6. 113. SYN. Erjpaivw, avio, avaivu>, eprif.id(jj. 
 'Ava&ds, a, 6v, adj. [(1) indignus, (2) inhonoratus, qui nullo habetur loco,] 
 
 (1) unworthy, undeserving, (2) dishonored. 'Ayafyav* dXXrf bz ml 7rpeirei 
 
 tXpX. Heracl. 527. SYN. 'Anafybs, dbo^ds. 
 'Apa£io(jj, v. [dedignor, recuso ut indignum,] to judge unworlhy, to disparage, 
 
 to treat insolently. "Ayvevii e^uy ti dewy, r? a dya^XQy; Electr. 256. Syn. 
 
 'ATrafyou). 
 
 'Aratytyopfjuyl;, tyyds, 6 et rj, adj. [in cithara regnans,] presiding over the lyre. 
 
 'Apa^op/Jtyyes vfivoi. Olymp. 2. 1. 
 *Ava^iu)s, adv. [immerito,] unworthily, undeservedly. "EadXov yeyCJTes, bvarv- 
 
 yovs, avafyus. Heracl. 236. 
 'AvaTraibevuj) v. [rursus instituo,] to instruct again or anew. TEpovrdywye'iv, 
 
 Kavairaibeveiv urdXXv. Equit. IO96. SYN. Tlaibevh), iicbxbaffKU), avveriSiio. 
 *Avairai(TTos, ov, 6, subst. [anaprestus,] an anapaest, a metrical foot of three 
 
 syllables having the two first short and the last long. Avtov sirrjvei npos to 
 
 Qtarpov 7rdpd(3ds kv rols dvdiraloTOis. Pax 735. 
 'Aya7ra\Xojuai, v. [exsilio,] to spring or leap up. 'fis 5' d& vtto fpiKos ftopeo) dyd- 
 
 TraXXeraX l^dvs. Y. 692. SYN. 'Avadopeu), dvaKi]KXu>, avairrjbao). 
 'Avd7ra\Xw. v. [vibro, percutio,] to shake up and down, to strike. 2o^»os, 
 
 trofujs dveTn)\lv. Bacch. 1179» SYN. HaXXw, dvdaeiu), dydrXydffaio, dydreiyu), 
 
 dveyelpa). 
 'AvaTraXos, ov, 6, subst. [resortitio,] a change of lot. MyaarQeyrX be Zevs a/i- 
 
 iraXoy. Olymp. 7» H0» SYN. 'Aydbaafios, KXripaxrXs. 
 'Arajraffffw, v. [adspergo,] to sprinkle over. FXvkvs t ahXds dvditaaaet. Olymp. 
 
 10. 113. 
 'AvanavXd, tjs, r], subst. [quies, (2) locus quietis,] rest, a resting-place. 'Aorc- 
 
 <f>dvoi bi Kopas dvd-wavXai. Hipp. 1133. 
 'Aveiirav/ia, drbs, to, et avairavaXs, eos, %, subst. [requies, interrnissio a labore,] 
 
 repose, a cessation from labor. Arja/JLbGvvrjy te tcdicwy aLnraviid te /jep/urjpdioy. 
 
 Hes. Theog. 55. See also Hipp. 189- SYN. TlavXd, 7tavaXs, 7ravaa)Xri, Kdrd- 
 
 iravaXs, KdrdTrav/ad, evbooXs, clveoXs, dtyloXs, dya-tpv^, rjTv^Xa, elpfiyrj. 
 *Ardiravo), v. [sedo, do requiem,] to allay, to cause to stop, to stop. 'AvaTrave 
 
 (Sbrjv, us ETcXyapToy. Trach. 1264. SYN. KdTa.7rav(o, Xrjya), eXuvo), ype/uEii), 
 
 KOTtXdSlb). PHR. "Ayeiv oyoXjiv, dvdwavffai fxbyEpov iiaXdaKa yvld laoOov, y&Ta 
 
 bv(77]XEyE(oy dvdiravaai <paibX/xa /jo-ydojy. 
 'ArdTtelQw, v. [persuadeo,] to persuade, to influence, to induce. Et irws dvdvd- 
 
 ireirjaifjEy Xket£vovte vXv. Hel. 834. SYN. YIeiOu), knireidit), EirXKeidto, dvdyu), 
 
 elodyio, Eirdyu), Trdpo^vyu), Trdpopfido), 7rdpoTpvyu), irdpaKiyEd), 
 'AvdTreipiji, f. ipuj, v. [transadigo,] to pierce through. Oepe tovs dfiEXiaicovs, Xy 
 
 drdireipit) tcls kX^Xcis. Acharn. 1006. 
 'AvdTrei(rri)pXds, a, dv, adj. [persuasorius,] persuasive, wheedling. *H kXj\oXv y 
 
 yavvioaXv dydiretoTYipiav. Nub. 873. SYN. JJetffTrjpXds. 
 'Avdireinru, v. [remitto, emitto,] to send back, to send away, to dispatch. Zev, 
 
 Zev KaToyQlv a/x7r^7rwi'. Choeph. 376. SYN. 'Ai'Xrifu, dcfirjfAX, dyaareXXo), dyd- 
 
 bXbbjfxX. 
 'AvdnETaCi)), et dvdTTETayyvLiX, f. daw, v. [expando, aperio,] to stretch out, to 
 
 throw open, to spread out. Boorpv^o^ afjnrETdaas Xwrov Kara 7ryevjj.drd fxeX- 
 
 7ret. Phoen. 799- SYN. 'AvaTrryo-o-w, e^a7rXow, dvolyu). 
 "AydTCETd/jicit, f. dynrTrjadfjiai, v. [in altum evolo,] to fly upward or aloft, to 
 
 escape. 'Ayd7rETdfiai br) 7rpds"6Xvfi7rdy. Av. 1372. 
 'AvdTr^yyvLiX, f. 7r>^w, v. [suffigo,] to fix up, to impale, to suspend. Aayw' 
 
 dyd7rr]yvvacrX, Troirdvd ireTTErai. Eccles, 838. SYN. KdTa7rrjyyvfxX, irpocrrjXdbJ, 
 
 etyrjXdoj, TtpdaEpeibv), dvaKpELiayyvfu t 
 
ANAn ANAn 73 
 
 r Apair r)huw t fut. /$<7«, v. [subsilio, exsiiio,] to spring up, to leap upon. 'Avdirt}- 
 
 hwaiv wavrts t7r' epyov, ^aXKtjs, tcZp&firjs, OKVXbbeipca. A v. 490. SyN. 'AvaBo- 
 
 pitOy dvd^ppevoj, dvaaKiprdu), anoOpuHTKOJ, avaQpuxncta. 
 'kvcnciTTTh), fut. ite<fovfxai, 2 aor. eireabv, v. [recumbo, accumbo ad mensam,] 
 
 to fall back, to recline at table. 'Aveireae, (pdpvybs, cddep' t£ie«s fidpvv. Cycl. 
 
 410. SYN. 'AvaTTT-cw. 
 'AvaTrn-vrj/ui, v. [expando, explico,] to stretch or spread out. "Ynvwv^drdTriTvd- 
 
 jiiv aWals. Olymp. 6. 45. See 'AvdTrerdvpvfiX. 
 'Aj>air\ciKr)T8s, ov, 6 et y, adj. [non aberrans, inevitabilis,] unerring, inevitable. 
 
 Kfjpes avaTt\a.Kt]Toi, (E, R. 480. SYN. "Atpevtcrbs, airpooneXaarbs , avaTtohpaa* 
 
 TOS. 
 
 7 Ava7r\eK(jj, v. [iunecto, implico, redimio,] to put a wreath upon, to entwine. 
 
 "OpfioHjl twv x^pas dvd-TrXenovTX. Olymp. 2. 135. 
 'AvanXew, f. TtXevab), [provehor in ahum, navigo,] to sail out to sea, to sail. 
 
 'Hfxels be <7~etvu)7rdy a>>e7r\eofiev ybbuivres. fi. 234. SYN. 'ApairAwaj (Ion.) 
 
 €L7roTrXew, vavaroXeoj. 
 "Ava7rXrj8(o, f. au), et avairXripdio, v. [impleo, expleo,] to fill again, to fill up. 
 
 Kr}be dva7rXf}ffaty 7rplv irarplbd yaidv Xtceodat. e. 207. See also Helen. 906. 
 
 SYN. 'EfnrXiidb), avaTrifnrXrjfjily KdrairXrjdta KaravifJi irX»7/i£, dirbrr I /j.xXrjiJi f efxxifx- 
 
 7rXr)/jii, etarXrjpoh), avfixXrjpbd). 
 ' Avairv evo-Xs, ews, et avairvoi), fjs, ij, subst. [respiratio, relaxatio,] respiration, 
 
 respite, rest. 'OXtyrj bz r' dvcnrvevais iroXepotd. A. 800. See also Nub. 627. 
 
 SYN. 'Averts, dvdX^Xs. See a/uvvev/Lia. 
 ^Avaizv evcrrbs. ov, 6 et ^, adj. [qui respirare non potest,] unable to breathe, 
 
 breathless. BpuxrXbs, aXXd r£ Kelrat dva-rrvevoTOs Ka'i dvav&bs. Hes. Theog. 797- 
 
 SYN. "Axvevorbs, awbos, &\pv)(ps, ^Kxpv^ps, k'KwXrjKr&s, 
 'Avanvew, f. evow, v. [respiro, recreor, relaxor animo,] to respire, to be re- 
 freshed, to recover. Tpwis, dvairvevowoX £' dp^tot vhi 'Axaidr. A. 799. 
 J$YN. 'Avaxpv^h), dvdiravdfxai, dvairvviii. 
 AvdiroLvos, ov, b et r), adj. [non redemptus, sine pretio,] unransoined. 'Airpld- 
 
 rr\v, dvdiroivbv t dyeiv 6' Xeph t v tKaTOjijiriv. A. 99* 
 'AvdndXeai, v. [revoco in animum, instauro rem ab\>litam memoria, revolvo,] 
 
 to renew, to turn over in the mind. Kovk avdirbXe'iadat rpt^ovros* tds S" 'A/*a- 
 
 £ovas GKoirei. Lysistr. 678. SYN. 'Ava7re/U7ra£a>. 
 *Avd7rdXt£u), v. [terram verto, iterum aro,] to turn over, a3 soil. "Apovpdv t| \dpX- 
 
 riov drd7rdXl£dfiev. Pyth. 6. 2. SYN. 'AvdirdXeu. 
 'Avdrrofiirds, ov, 6, adj. [qui mittit ad superos,] sending back, conducting, sc. 
 
 the dead. 'AXbwvevs b' dvairopL-rr 8s dveltjs. Pers. 655. 
 'AvdirovnrTos, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [illotus,] unwashed, uncleaned. Kdrd^po^QXaas 
 
 kclt eK7rt(bv Tov gu)fj.8v dvdirbvntrbs . Eq. 356. SYN. "Avinrbs, dXovTbs, dteddap- 
 
 TOS. 
 
 *Ava~7Tprid(*), f. o-w, v. [incendo, cum gemitu effundo, protrudo,] to inflame, to 
 excite, to fill up, to cause to flow, to shed tears. A<kjot>' dvairpi]i7as' qiktos h* 
 eXe Xaby d-navrd. {3. 81. SYN. Uprjdto, dvaKaiio, dwbXelfioj, Kdrdyeti). 
 
 'Avcnrrdb/Jiai, v. [sursum volo,] to fly up or away. *Hy be bXaarutaiv KaX ava- 
 7rrwvTat -nrlpvyeaatv^ Lysist. 774. SYN. 'AvdicbTdbpLai, dvairerbfiai, d^inrdfiai, 
 dviTTTdfxat. 
 
 'Avairrepow, v. [(l)pennis seu alisinstruo, (2) excito, instigo,] to soar on wings, 
 to buoy up with hope ; to alarm, to agitate. 'H^ovs Xovar\s ; ws (pbflos /jl ava- 
 jriejoot. Suppl.90. SYN. Hrepbw, dvdTreWu), eXfypvvu). 
 
 ^AvavTvaao), f. | w , v. [expando, explico, evolvo,] to unfold, to expand, to ex- 
 plain, to open, to expose. Kat TrpQrd uev Oeols 1 elv, dvavrv^as \epds. Hipp. 
 1185. 
 
 'Avairrvyri, fjs, rj, subst. [explanatio, expositio,] an unfolding, expansion. T fi 
 yald fiTjrep, yXXov r dvairTvyai. Hipp. 597. 
 
 1 Here in scanning eeo?s is to be reckoned only as one syllable ) and this remark will apply to 
 every case of 6ebs and 6ed. 
 
 Pros. Lex, , K 
 
74 ANAn ANAP 
 
 "JtariMta, v. [exspuo,] to spit or spirt out. Kctrv^g Kayivrvi' Kai fifrap&ioi. 
 
 Antig. 1009. 
 'AvaTrrw, v. [accendo, incendo, stimulo,] to blow up into a flame, to kindle, to 
 
 inflame, to excite. MaXXoV /*' dvaxpets eicI aov ej-eXOeiv tybvbv, Orest. 6*02. 
 
 SYN. 'Avdicalu), eicmiio, €K7rvpbu>, e/LnrifnrprjpX, irdpo^vf cj, 7rapop/idw, aveyeipu). 
 'Av&irrtt), v. [religo, adnecto,] to fasten, to bind, to connect, to tie. 'Av^rd/ief 
 
 irpbs kiov , wsXifcas vtcvov. Here. F. 1013. SYN. 'E/x7rXeKu>, avvelpio, avfX7r\eKUf, 
 
 ovvapfxorTU), e^enrrto, Sew. 
 'AVoTTvorcfc, ov, 6 et ft, adj. [pervulgatus, passim auditus,] heard, published, 
 
 notorious. TrffXEy, d(j>ap 6' dvdirvoTa deot Betray av6pd>iroioX t X. 273. 
 
 SYN. "Etcirvarbs, bXanvoTos, ivbXv(prip.bs, dvi]Kbbs, bfjXos. 
 'AvdircjaXs, ews, fj, 1 subst. [discessus et reciprocatio maris,] the ebb of the tide. 
 
 Tey^tm dvaTtwaXv e£at(f>vas. Olymp. 9« 78. 
 'AvapfivXbs, ov, 6, adj. [discalceatus,] without sandals, unshod. Tlalbesrb Xaibv 
 
 l^yos avap(3v\oi irbbbs. Eur. fr. Meleag. 6. 7. 
 "Avapdpds, ov, 6 et^, adj. [inarticulatus, membris captus,] disabled in the limbs. 
 MdvXas, avapdpds elfiX, KaoOevS fieXr}. Orest. 22S. SYN. "AvaXicXs, apptaarbs, 
 uadevrjs, (3Xr)xpbs. 
 'AvapfflfjiriTds, et avapfflfids, ov, 6 et f}, adj. [innumera bilis, imperitus 1111 me- 
 rorum,] 'A/i^rop', dvdp/fyuqroV, ec bovXrjs rXvbs. Ion. 836. See also Bacch. 
 1333. SYN. 'AvijpXdpbs, afxeyapros, a(f>dbvos, direipbs, anXerds, drifibs, ovt 
 €t> Xbyto oi/r' tv dpid/jibj, ovrXbdvos, (pavXbs, <f>Xavpbs. 
 'AvapioTos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [impransus, non pransus,] without a meal or dinner. 
 "ftpd bfxus Krjs oJkov' dvapioros AtdfcXe/Sas. Theocr. 15. 147. SYN. 'Avaicpd- 
 TtaroSy dyevarbs* 
 "AvapKTtis, ov, 6 et f}, adj. [nullius imperio subjectus,] unsubdued, inde- 
 pendent. M^r' avapKrbv olv pXbv. Eumen. 520. Schn. 
 'AvapfxoffTds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [haud congruens, inconveniens, ineptus,] unfitting, 
 incongruous, discordant. Tvtybytpuv el, KavappLoarbs, Nub. 908. Syn. 
 "Afiovabs, aKocrpbs, aeucrjs, 
 'AvapTrayi), fjs, //, subst. [subreptio,] a carrying away, plunder. 2rpdrei//u* 
 
 adpolcras, Tas ifias avapirayas. Helen. 50. 
 f Avapira£<o, f. <rw et £w, v. [sursum rapio, abripio, diripio, vi opprimo,] to snatch 
 up, to tear up, to carry away, to plunder. "l^eadai, rcJre bfi pXv dvapna^acd 
 dveXXa. b, 515. SYN. 'A0ap7rac?w, dvaipw, <j>ep(o, dyw, eXfew, KaTaXrfigbjuat, 
 
 €Klr€pd(M). 
 
 'Avapnalavhpbs, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [homines devorans vel eripiens,] carrying off 
 men. ' Avapnalarbpov — Kf/p' dtfteXovrd x^pas. Sept. Theb. 775. 
 
 'AvapTraarbs, ov, b et //, adj. [abreptus,] carried off, snatched away. Eicroij/ei 
 \eipbs dvapiraarav. Hec. 205. SYN. 'AvapiraadeU, dfaipovpevbs. 
 
 ^Avappt'iywfxX, f. prjfy, v. [diffindo, dirumpo, abrumpo,] to break through, to 
 burst forth, to cause to burst forth. M») 'k rrjs aXu)7rf)s r>7<r5' avappf/fci natca. 
 0E. R. 1075. SYN. AXappyyvvfiX, 7rdpappr]yvvfJiX, avaff^i^ia, bXaa^lS^u), airbre'iuru), 
 airbudirTb), aTcoairau). 
 
 'AvapplirTio, et avappvKTiia, v. [sursum vel in altum jacio, in aleam do, susci- 
 pio,] to throw up, to throw at a venture {dvhvvbv being understood), to ha- 
 zard, to run the risk, to encounter danger. 4 Ol frapa navTis av£ppi\pav, heLvav- 
 res oXedpbv. k. 130. SYN. 'Avappnrrehi, hXaaeiw, fXEraTldrj/JLt, 
 
 'Avapptxabfiat, v. [manibus et pedibus in altum enitor,] to climb up, as a spider 
 when weaving. Ylpos ravr aveppt^ar av is rbv ovpavbv. Pax 70. 
 
 'AvappotfiStb), v. [resorbeo, cum magno stridore absorbeo,] to swallow up with 
 a great noise, to ingulf. Tw 5' tnrb bid XapvfibXs avappotfibel yueXdv vbwp. 
 fd. 104. SYN. 'Poifibew, pb(j>e(o, avappb(j)£U), avanivta. 
 
 'AvappvffXs, ews, ?;, subst. [redemptio, " dies Apaturiorum secundus sic voca- 
 batur," vid. Maltb. et Brunck.] the second day of the 'AirarovpXa., because on 
 1 The more common form is &(jutvtis, which see. 
 ' The latter meanings are more frequently met with in the prose writers. 
 
ANAP ANA2 76 
 
 tliat day sacrifices were offered to Jupiter in which it was usual to chaw up 
 
 the head of the victim. See Potter's Antiq. Vol. t. Taforis /xlrcwpd Kdrdyd- 
 
 yelv dvappvaiv. Pax 890. SYN. AvrpkxrXs, dvaXa, QvaXaafxd, 
 'AvapaXds, a, ov, adj. [implacabilis, improbus, iniquus, insensus,] unfit, unre- 
 
 conciling, unrelenting. Ot tol bvefxevees ko.X dvapaXoX eyyvs taoX. ft. 365. 
 
 SYN. 'AvapfAOtTToSf ahXKos, dTreydrjs, bv<r/ievi)s. 
 'Avapraw, f. you), v. [suspendo,] to suspend from, to hang upon. 'AW eh 
 
 Beovs ypfi tclvt dvaprrjaavr eyeiv. Phoen. 717* SYN. 'Aprdv, aiutplw, dvdrX- 
 
 BrjfjtX, eTrayopai, dvdirr]yvvfjLL, avaKaiviGw. 
 'AvapxXa,as, rj, subst. [soluta licentia, anarchia,] want of government, insubor- 
 dination, anarchy. 'AfcdXaoros oyXos, vavrXicfi r' dvapyXa. Hec. 605. SYN. 
 
 Tapanis, avvTapafys. See Antig. 672. 
 'Avapyps, ov, 6, adj. [principio carens, seditiosus,] without a leader, in- 
 subordinate, unprincipled ; without a beginning. Ovbe fiev ovb' oX dvapyoX 
 
 earav, tto&eov ye fxev dpyov. B. 726"; 
 'AvaaeipaZu), v. [retraho catena,] to draw back with a chain, to curb. "Oorts 
 
 ae Bowv dvdoeipa£ei. Hipp. 237. SYN. 'ArdydXivCJ, dvepvu), dveXKu), dvd' 
 
 KoitTta. 
 *Avdae'no, v. [concutio,] to stir up, to shake. Ylavau) Krinrovvrd Bvpaov, drdaei- 
 
 ovrd re. Bacch. 236. SYN. Held), etcrXvaaau), dvdKiveu), dvdiraXXu), d7reiXeoj. 
 'AvdoeXyaivb), v. [petulanter injuria africio,] to treat petulantly. Ovb' avBXs 
 
 avdaeXyaivoftevos JLvpiTrXbrjs, Vesp. 6*1. SYN. ^Yfipiciu), efyfipiZto, KaTatcwfjiu)- 
 
 bew. 
 'kvaaifios, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [resimus, repandns, deformis,] crooked. 'Avdtri/iov, */ 
 
 7rpeaf3vrepdv' ov yap dvaayt-ov. Eccles. 935. SYN. 'Avdicvpros, dfxoptyos. 
 'AvaoKevagu), v. [(l) labefacto, aufero, destruo, (2) instauro, reparo, &c] to col- 
 lect, to move, to transfer, to destroy. ,V H navr dveo-Kevd(TfxeB\ wtnrep al Tvyai ; 
 
 Eur. El. 602. SYN. 'AvaTpe-Kb), itdpdKiveb) , dTOcrKevu^w, aadervio, emcrKevaciuj, 
 
 dvappa7TT(jj, dKeofxai. 
 'AvaaKOKeu), v. [considero, meditor,] to consider thoroughly, to see through, to 
 
 reflect on, to recollect, to review. Kcu rd rybe kqc rd bevpd ttcivt' dvdfJKOTirei 
 
 KdXws, Thesm. 6?3. SYN. Ikottecj, bXaaKoireoj, Kdrdvoew, bXaaKeirTQfXCU, etti- 
 
 OK€7rtdfiai f d» ddewpeoj, dvdXuyicZdfiat, evBv/jtEojuai, (ppdCofiai. 
 'AvaffTrdpaacru), f. £&>, v. [dilacero,] to tear up. 'Picas dvecrndpaaodv dcribfipots 
 
 fidyXols. Bacch. 1102. SYN. 'E£epvw, e£aip£(o. 
 'Avaaxaards, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [extractus alicunde,] drawn back, snatched, torn 
 
 away. KavaoTraarrov iroielv e'iffoj, tX ttoXyjoete ; (ppa^ere vvvi. Vesp. 381. SYN. 
 
 'EwlaTiCHTTos, e^eXddeis, 
 'Avacnrdio, v. [haurio, revello,] to tear up. Tv/i/lovs dvaairCjv* yy be rybi l.iov- 
 
 <pov. Med. 1378. SYN. Kdrdaird(o t i/7ro<77rdw, dvdvvpw, dvepvut, eiOtoVrtf, Kard- 
 
 Xv<v, dvaipeu). 
 'kvaaad, rjs, 1), subst. [regina,] a queen, a princess. Tpudbes vfj.lv irpoaBl 
 
 b' dvacradv. Hec. 6l. SYN. BdatXts, fidoXXiood, (3doXXeid, bea7roivd, becrxorXs, 
 
 rvpavvos. EPITH. Ylorvid, KaXXiTrXoKa/jos. 
 Avaaara), v. [regno, impero,] to rule, to govern, to be king. KlXXav re cdOErjv, 
 
 Teveboio re "i<pi dvdaffeis. A. 38. SYN. "Apyu), apyevu), ap^r/yerca;, KOipdveu), 
 
 fiebeto, fxebd), yjyeofxai, Tvpavvew, Tvpavvevto, Kpareu), Kpdrvvio. PHR. 2o/7rrpw^ 
 
 Kpdraw, Xadv evdvvoj bopX, bdfiovs rvpavvXKovs eyw. 
 *AvaoTdoXs t eu)s, fj, subst. [(1) resurrectio a sedili vel cubili, vel e somno, 
 
 (2) eversio,] (1) a rising up from a seat, bed, or from sleep, (2) devastation, 
 
 destruction. (drjaovaXv, oIkwv t 'Arpews dvaoTdcXv. Troad. 366. SYN."Eyep- 
 
 aXs, dveyepaXSy (2) dvaTpdirrj, btjoHrXs, KadalpeoXs, KaraaKatyrj, iropQ-qaXs. 
 AvaordTrip, ypds, et dvaordr^s, ov, 6, subst. [eversor, vastator,] a destroyer, 'fts 
 
 ovt dvaordrrjpd Kabpeias yBovos. Sept. Theb. 1017. See also Agamem. 1 198. 
 
 SYN. 'Avarpd-rrevs, KadatpErrjs. 
 AvaoTdyvWi et Ion, dvaardyyeaKia, v. [spicas emitto ; surgo, germino (de segete),] 
 
16 ANAS ANAT 
 
 to shoot out, to spring up. "Ofiflpos' dXn Trpd-^djalp dpaaT&ypovoXy dpovpai. 
 
 Apoll. 4. 271. See also Apoll. 3. 1354. 
 'AvaariXkb), f. are\u> f v. [inhibeo, reprimo, coSroeo,] to keep off, to contract. 
 "Sltrr dpaareTXat Tp8at*>. Iph. T. 1377- SYN. 'ETrdvaoTeXXw, 7T£p«7reXXw, crva- 
 
 reXXw, avtyto, eire^d), dpatcpovoj, diaKto^evu). 
 y Ava(TTeva£u, dpctffTevd^io, et avacFTevb), v. [alte ingemisco, graviter suspiro,] to 
 
 groan aloud, to lament. 'A^eorera^e* Kd^vaXip arpexpas Kapa. Iph. A. 1548. 
 
 See also ^F. 211. et Helen. 1527. Syn. TLtepw, aTEPagio, orbvayjiZo), dvaoTo- 
 
 vd^Hio, yod(t)y avaKWKvu), avaK\ai<o 9 dpoijJ.oj£u), smoTEi'it), fidpv OTovaylciu). 
 'A»/a<Tr£0w, f. \pu> t v. [corono, redimio, cingo,] to crown, to braid, to entwine. 
 
 'Eyw bZ top obv Kpdr avacrrexpai dsXoj. Eur. fr. Archel. 3. SYN. *Avabev, 
 
 crrefh), Trepiarifh), irepiKOfffxeb), GTEtydpou* 
 'Avaoro/iow, v. [os aperio,] to open, the mouth. 'ApaoTdfiov to yeiXos, o>s eroifid 
 
 (rot. Cycl. 356\ SYN. 'Avo/yw, dpaTTETapyvfjiX, dvdyaivoi. 
 y Ava<7TOPaxl£<i>, v. [alte ingemisco,] to groan aloud, to lament. "lis ttVkXv cV 
 
 GTrjdeaaiv dpear dyadic? 'AydjJiefjLPWp. k, p. SYN. See 'AvaaTet'aZut. 
 'AvaaTpecpoj, f. xpio, v. [inverto, converto,] to upset, to change, to reverse, to 
 
 overturn. Yltiroi&' 6 yap Beds 1 ttclpt avaorpstyet irdKXp. Eur. Suppl. 341. 
 
 SYN. Kdraorpedw, &rnoT/>£$>«, fieraoTjOt^w, irapaaTpetyw, Trapatavio, avaKo/u- 
 
 £dfjiait avaffTptocpauf. 
 'Ava<TTpd<prj, 77s, 7), subst. [reversio,] a turning back, return, a reverse, an over- 
 throw. 'Exfy><3i> yap dpbpiop jiolpav els ai>aarpo(j>r}V. Androm. 999- SYN. 
 
 'Avrtorpo^, btacrTptyri , kfiraoTpo^, ZTravaarpdcpr), dm^wpiytrts, bXaTptfirj, vno- 
 
 rpowr}. 
 'AraffTpb)(pa<x>, v. poet, pro avdffTpscjxo, [verto, converto, subverto,] to turn, to 
 
 alter. Tlciprf} dpaffrpoxpyp teal dpr)y£fji£P &s ke bvprjai. Hes. Clyp. 121. SYN. 
 
 ^Lrpwfyait), tzTrlbivew, avaaTpetyto, TrepiGTpstya). 
 ^AvaaytQiay et avaoytw, poet, pro 'ave-^w, (q. v.) v. [attollo, erigo,] to raise 
 
 up. Evpds dyfjXai, Xafnrdbas r dvaayZdeiv. Med. 1026. See also Iph. A. 
 
 732. 
 y Avaaxf-rbs } 77, 8p, poet."Av<rxIrfo, adj. [tolerabilis,] to be endured, tolerable. 
 
 Apdfjiovs ndXaiffTpas r ovk dvaayETOVs ejxol, Androm. 597- SYN. 'Apcktos, 
 
 tXtjtos, viroiOTds, (f)opr)Tds, evtyoprjTos. 
 'Aj/a<7)(/5w, v. [scindo, discindo, seco, disseco,] to split up, to rend. AvroTs 
 
 bepfid Xeovt&s dpaaxl£eip d^v^effaL Theocr. 25. 277* SYN. Aiaaxisiw, am- 
 
 r^/ivw, bldrifxvu), biairpiu), dvairpiit), bXxoTo/j.£io. 
 'imffw^w, v. [servo, salvura praesto,] to bring back in safety, to restore an 
 
 exile, to preserve, to recover. "Eppvrd KdvEouaEv. (E. R. 1352. Syn. 2wg?<u, 
 
 bidauZh), ffdw^w, blda&£(i), eKffwcJw, ipvw, r^pew, 0i)Xdrrw, ^K^wXarrw, dpatcrd- 
 
 fifxai. 
 'Avdrdivoj, poet. 'Avra» vu), (q. V.) 
 'AvdTdpaaaia, f. £w, v. [conturbo, perturbo, permisceo,] to disturb, to confound, 
 
 to alarm, 'lbou jx avdrdpacrcrei. Trach. 222. SYN. Atdmparrw, €KTdpaTT<t> f 
 
 iTrlTapaTTit), ervvrdpaTTb), 7rroi£a>, crvyxE<*>, dvdOoXdb). 
 'ArareJ, adv. [impune, sine injuria,] without injury or loss, with impunity. 
 
 Kpewv, fi dvaTel rrjobe p kKpdXeiv x^ords. Med. 1357. SYN. 'Art^wpjjri, 
 
 a.$rjf.uu)S t vf]Troivd. 
 'AvdrtXXio, v. [produco, orior,] to raise up, to produce^ to rise. Towns 6' 
 
 &fji(3pd(TLr)P ItfAdeis dperreiXE VEfieaQai. E. 717 * SYN. 'Avtxw, dvdbxbta\ki y e£a»'d- 
 
 reXXw, arn^wu, ck^vw, dpdtyalpio, d^0£w. 
 'ApdrXdrifiX, f. Ot'iato, v. [sursum pono, tollo, impono, consecro,] to put up or 
 
 upon, to suspend, to ascribe, to refer, to attribute. Kai aoi' Qoifiy Hjpb' dpd- 
 
 6r}(70j. Electr. 1294. SYN. 'EnXfiaWw^ EndpdTXdijfiX, £7rtirpe7r<y, 7rpoaTXdt]fxX, 
 
 eiraipu), efyytofxai, 7T£ptriO^/ii, jXETariQqfxX. 
 'AydrXpaaaio, f. ^w, v. [concutio, vehementer quatio,] to shake up and down, to 
 1 0ec»5 is here a monosyllable ; see the remark at the word apamveow. 
 
ANAT ANAG 77 
 
 agitate. 'AvirXvag eXdiov 6 Ba<x as &5/»tf, Ka * pyrpos Ta<p$. Bacch. 6] 3. Syn. 
 Tivaaffio, dvdareioj, bXdTa.p6.affb), 
 
 'A^arX^/it, f. r\r}ffdfxat t v. [perfero, tolero,] to bear up under, to endure through- 
 out. Ar/^t dveT\rifi€v fxevos daxlroX vies 'A-^aiwi'. y. 104. SYN. 'ArarXdw, 
 rXfj^X, bidrXrjfjtl, (pepu), avafspu), empepo), virdtpZpu), dvlyo/xai t dm^trw, vndfxevu), 
 KapTepeu), bldKapTepeu). 
 
 'A»'dro\j), see 'AvtoXtj. 
 
 "avutos, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [innoxius, illeesus,] innoxious, harmless. E'irj b' dva- 
 tov npdy\xd rovr a.7roi£v(*)V. iEsch. Suppl. 360. SYN. 'Addros, d/3Xd/3»)s, d£^- 
 /ulos, adwoSy dbifkr]T6s. 
 
 'AvarpEiru), v. [subverto, everto,] to turn back, to overturn, to upset, to under- 
 mine, to overwhelm, 'fis bai/udvujvras Kavdrpe^avTas nbXXv. Phoen. 902. Syn. 
 'AvaoT(O£0w, v7ro(TTpE<f)(*>, xaQaipEU), KdraffTpwyvvfU, 7rpoffovbi£b), ff(f>aX\u), Kara- 
 c^dXXw. 
 
 'Ararjoe^w, f. 6p£\p(o, v. [nutrio, alo, educo,] to bring up, to educate. Kapblav 
 dvarpEcfxov. Eumen. (Ed. Schiitz) 517» SYN. AXarptyu, eKrpEfo), TldrjVEW, 
 rpbcpevo). 
 
 'Aj/arjoe^w, f. Spity/iai, et dvabpa/uovfiai, 2. a. ebpdfibv, v. [recurro, redeo cur- 
 rens,] to run up, to ascend quickly, to return. 'A(pp£ fiopfivpovrd xbwv, dm r 
 ebpdfjl! oTriffffoj. E. 599» SYN. ^t-TrdparpE^, IndvaffrpEtyu), dvddeu), ira^tvbpo- 
 
 fiEh). 
 
 'Avarpon-ri, jjs, fj, subst. [eversio, subversio,] overthrow, subversion, over- 
 turning. 'Avdrpd-rcts, ordv "Aprjs, Eum. (Ed. Schiitz) 349. SYN. 'Aworpon-^, 
 dyaffrdffis, uddaipEffls, dvaff-pdtyi\. 
 
 'AvdTvpfiagw, v. [conturbo,] to throw again into confusion, to disturb. 'H/jiwy 
 dvdTETVpfidK&s. Equit. 310. SYN. Tvpj3a£(o. 
 
 y Avavyr}-bs, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [non splendens, obscurus, ater,] unillumined, 
 gloomy, black. Ets dvavyr\rov poXe'iv. P. V. 1064. SYN. ^Koretvos, £d<pEpds, 
 cidtydeibrjs. 
 
 'AvavbrjTds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [inenarrabilis,] unutterable, strange. *A(pdroy, d<f>d- 
 rbv, dvavbrjTdv. Ion. 783. 
 
 "Avavbos, ov, et dvavbijs, eos, 6 et */, adj. [ineffabilis, infandus, mutus,] speech- 
 less, indescribable, mute, unheard, not to be spoken. '6 & €ip7r dvavbos y 
 fiiyd typdvUjV irwXoibE vXv, Phoen. 41. SYN."AjO|07yrds, awards, dtyunos, a<pdoy- 
 ybs, dvavbrjrbs, Kutybs. 
 
 "AvavXds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [tibiarum expers, tristis,] unaccompanied by the 
 flute or pipe, mournful. At/jidrX 0///3as, K&fxbv dvavXbrdrov irpb^bpeiiets. Phoen. 
 802. SYH. H Afxovffds, eKfXEXrjs, yblpbs, Bprjvubijs. 
 
 "Avavpds, ov, 6, P. N. [Anaurus,] a river in Thessaly, also a torrent. 'Avavpov 
 Ttdpd irrjyas. Here. F. 390. SYN. Xeifjiappds, ydpabpa, 7rordfibs. EPITH» 
 "KetfiEpios, 7rXrid(ov, jueXctjui^^ts, (gen. ibos). 
 
 "Avavs, ads, ij, adj. [quae non amplius navis est,] which is a ship no more. 
 Ndes dvdes. Pers. 6S6. 
 
 'Avdtyalvu), f. dvu>, v. [ostento,] to display, to exhibit, to reveal. Mavre/a* 
 fipbro~is dvdtyaivwv. Iph. T. 1256. SYN. Qalvu), eKtyalvb), <pdvEpbio, a7rb(f)aiv(o r 
 bXdtyaivio, beUvv/iX, didbeiKvv/jiX, brjXbcj, npoffrjiJiaiyo), d-KOKaXvirro), bXayvo)pl<El<i). 
 
 'Avdtyavbbv, et drdcpavbd, adv. [aperte, palam,] openly, publicly. "Os p dvd- 
 tyavbov d7rviE, irbpojv diTEpeiffXd ebvd. U. 178. See also y. 222. SYN. $d^e- 
 pu>$, €fji<pdvu>s, KdrdtydvGJs, E7ribr)Xu)S, ffd<f>u>s, tviinXov. 
 
 'Avd(pEpio, dvoiffio, riveytcd, v. [sursum fero, subveho, suffero, transfero,] to 
 carry, bring or lead up, to endure, to sustain, to impute to. Els Qolfidv dvd- 
 <p£povffd rriv dfxaprXav. Orest. 76. SYN. 'AvdrXdrj/jiX, dvdreivu), dvdtyacvdnat, 
 dvdy<o, dvdKofii£<o, dm/3i/3d^w, 7rpo0£pw, dvdfxifj.vfiaKOj f dvaKoXiuf, dvacrQaXku/. 
 
 'Avdtyevyto, see 'A.fjKpevyio. 
 
 *Avd(prj, t)s, rj, P. N. [Anaphe,] one of the Sporades. <bo~ifiov KeKXtiftzvot' *Avd<pt)v 
 hz te Xiffffdbd vtjffdv. Apoll. 4. 1717- 
 
 'A^a^Xeyw, v. [rursuru incendo, inflajnmo, excito,] to rekindle, to blow up. 
 
78 ANA* ANAH 
 
 'Avtty>\*y& nbpbs 0<5s. Troad. 820. (Dochm. monom. hypercat.) SyN. A*a- 
 
 tyXeyio, ZirXtyXeyh), dvdtcalu), avaf>piirL£<$t. 
 'Ava(f)\va>, et dva<}>Xv£io, v, [ebullio, rursum ferveo*] to bubble up, to gush out, 
 
 $fj irvpX Kaibfxevos' dvd V etyXvi ica\a peedpd. $. 36 1. SYN. 'Avacteu*. 
 'Avd^o/Sew, v. [terreo, minor,] to frighten, to alarm. 'An-tf tQv noXewv ina.7rei- 
 
 Xovvtcs rotavrl, KavdfdfiovvTES. Vesp. 668. SYN. 0o/3cw, e\-^o/3ca;. 
 'Avd<j>6pa, as, f], subst. [elatio sursum versus, criminis relatio in alterum,] the 
 
 transferring of a charge from one to another, authority, a narrative, appeal. 
 
 'AW eartv fj/xlv avatyopa rfjs l,vjx<p6pds. Orest. 408. SYN. MeTadeats, ara^yq, 
 
 KaTa<j)vyr} f dvdywyrj, avdKopXbrj, <pbpd, Trpoatyopct, E7rdvdbos, 
 *Avd<pdpdv, ov, to, subst. [fulcimentum oneris,] a wooden bar or lever. Merd- 
 
 fiaXXo/jiEvos ravcKpopov otX j(€$r]Ti^s, Ran. 8. 
 'Ava<ppovTi£u), v. [animo volvo, excogito,] to reconsider, to think. 'Erol/Jidv 
 
 dvEtypovrXqev ydfxov, Olymp. 1. 111. 
 'Avatyvyri, rjs, f}, subst. [efFugium, perfugium,] escape. 'Avd^vyds mniov teal 
 
 Kridvwv rptfias. Choeph. 930. SYN. 'EicQvyrj, bXdtyvyrj, dXv£Xs. 
 'Avatyvpw, v. [commisceo, foedo,] to mix together, to defile. "Eorag vn IXdrais 
 
 avairifyvpiiEV a'ifxdrX. Bacch. 731. SYN. 'Avafjuyrvio, avd<j>vpd(i) , dvafopvaaut, 
 
 dvafilyvvjuX, fiiatvuj, ky\paivta, 
 'AvafvaXdio, v. [anhelo,] to pant, to gasp for breath. 7 Aa9fx dvdtyvoX&uiv, /utYe- 
 
 <pu>reei> i ooabv dnioBiv. Apoll. 2. 433. SYN. 'Avclttveio, aaOfiaivto. 
 *Avd<pvu>, v. [renasci facio, produco,] to shoot up, to send forth, to cause to 
 
 grow up. 'AdavaTOS KaX dvirvds, ov avrtj TaV avtyvtrev. Apoll. 2. 1213. SYN. 
 
 'AvdreXXio, dvd(p£p(o. 
 'AvaxaZdfxai, v. [retrocedo, gressum inhibeo,] to retire, to retreat. *A\js dvdxct- 
 
 Cdfxevov, fiefiXrinEvov olfii ^aA^. II. 819* SYN. 'Avdxa£(*>, dm^wpew, dva- 
 
 tTTpE(f)dfjLai, avayto. 
 'ArdxatVw, 2. a. Exavtiv, et dvdxaffKio, v. [hisco, dehisco,] to gape, to yawn. 
 
 Trjv KtyKXXb' e^rjpa^d, Kavdxdviov fxEyd. Equit. 641. See also Av. 502. SYN. 
 
 XcuVw, x affKU) , bXax^crKio, bXdx^fvio. 
 'Avdxatr/cw, v. [(1) ferocio, de equis, (2) excutio, proprie deequo quisessorem 
 
 excutit,] (I) to raise the mane, to plunge like a restive horse, (2) to throw 
 
 off. 'ArpE/md (pvXaffffojv, firi Vaxcurtaete 1 viv, Bacch. 1072. SYN. 'Avappnclctu), 
 
 eKTpdxijXiciijj. 
 'Ara^w, f. evffcj, et poet, araxei/w, v. [infundo,] to pour on, to infuse. 'Ev 
 
 binds efnrXijaas vbdros dvd e'lKoai fihpd Xev*. c. 209« SYN. 'Ey^ta;, c' r *X* w » 
 
 elayZh), eVt/3a\\w« 
 *Avaxv baiv 6 ixai, v. [lanugine obsitus sum,] to be covered with down. At h' 
 
 av ndxwOjj Kavaxvoavdy rci TpXyX. Acharn. 79\. SYN. Ado-vvofjiai. 
 *Avdxbpev(o, v. [(1) tripudio, salto, choreas ago, (2) celebro choreis,] (1) to lead 
 
 the dance, to celebrate the orgies of Bacchus, to agitate with madness, 'llpdv 
 
 bptaXv dvExopevad, Phoen. 1770. SYN. Xopevut, opx^dfiai, dvvfivEio* 
 'Avdxiopeu), v. [retrocedo, redeo, revertor,] to retreat, to withdraw, to retire. 
 
 Bddvs ye rot AipKalos dvdxtopeXv iropos. Phoen. 742. SYN. ^Ardxa^dfiai, and- 
 
 X^plta, vxdx^pEU), d7repx8pcu t EndvaaTpEQa), V7rdyw, virbvoaTEio, /uEdiarafxai, d<p- 
 
 LGTdfxai, 
 'Ava^vKTrjp, fjpos, 6, subst. [recreator,] the cherisher, that which refreshes. 
 
 Tlovb/v dva\pvKTfjp', 6 V ajiirEXtav ydvos. Eur. fr. Androm. 27. 
 'Ava\pvx*)> vs, y, subst. [refrigeratio, recreatio,] the recovering of the breath, 
 
 deliverance, release. Kal x^P^' & K 7 a 9 rfjerb' dva-^vxvs irbvtav. Ion. 1626. 
 'Avd\j;vx<*>, v. [refrigero, focillo,] to recover the breath, tore-animate, to refresh, 
 
 to console. Kp^vrjv dvaxjjvxovaX 6rjXv7rovv fidaiv* Iph. A. 421. Syn. y ¥vx<**, 
 
 biaxpvxw, avddaXirb), avdiravoj. 
 'Avbdvw, fut. dbf}(Tti), v. [placeo,] to please, to gratify. Nitca vvv* ov fi^v avbd- 
 
 vovrd fxoi 7roie7s. Alcest. 1127' SYN. 'ASew, dpicrnw, evdpearEU). 
 "Avbtjfid, poet, pro dvdbrjfid, drbs, to, subst. [vitta,] a bandage, a crown, a 
 
 garland, a chaplet. HornXXdv dvbrfjid, Pind. fr. 9. 
 
ANdH ANAP 70 
 
 "Aybrjpd, wy, ra, subst. [areolae in horto,] beds or plots of flowers. Tlpos fidbd, 
 
 tu>v dybripd 7rctp' alfidaXalai tte^vkI, Theocr. 5. 93. SYN. "AXdrts, atpa^ 
 
 Tatypot, irpaoiat. 
 'AvbtKrrjs, ov, 6, subst. [laqueus,] a kind of trap. Et7roV r aybitCTrjy re jidX 
 
 elbord jiaKpoy dXeodai. Call. fr. 233. SYN. 'PoVrooj/, v<nrXr)y£. 
 "Av&lxa, adv. [divisim, in duas partes,] apart, separately, in two ways. 'He 
 
 blanpadeetv y dybi^d Trdird bdoaaQai, 2. 511. SYN. 'AfjicpXs, bXyd, bXaard- 
 
 boy. 
 'AvbpdyaQXa. as, //, subst. [strenuitas,] manly excellence, courage, a. Ti/urjs. b. 
 
 vrXaKovvTW, a. aybpdyddXas. b. loydbwv. Plut. ipi • SYN. 'A yfy) eia, ay ^vopi a, 
 
 oXu/. 
 'AybpaypXd, toy, rd, subst. [spolia homini defracta exuviae,] spoils taken from 
 
 an euemy. "Oams brj wpwros, fipdrdeyr dvbpaypX\ 'A^atwv. S. 509* SYN. 
 
 ILnvXa, ffKvXevfxdTd, Evdpd, aypevfxdrd, Xdtyvpd. 
 'ArbpdKds, adv. [viritim,] man by man. 'Aybpands* rjfieh fr avre dyeipdfxevot 
 
 nard bfjfidy. v. 14. SYN. Kdr ixvbpd. 
 'AvbpdTrobdv, ov, to, subst. [mancipiura,] a slave, a servant, a footman. Mj?5' 
 
 avbpd.7rdbois top fiev -xprjadaLTroWois. Eccles. 589* SYN. AovXds, cuyjudXwros. 
 
 EPITH. 'Apyvptovrirdv, bdpvdXwToy, vndyeipXoy. 
 *Arbpdirdbi(TT)]s, ov, 6, subst. [plagiarius,] a raan-stealer, a slave-dealer, a plagiary. 
 
 "Efjnrdpds rjKtav en QeaadXXas, irdpd 7rXelffT<i)y avb pair ob lot &v. Plut. 521. 
 y AvbpdpXdv, et avbpXbv, ov, to, dim. of dvljp, subst. [homuncio,] a puny man, 
 
 a paltry fellow. 'AW avbpdpXd fxo\Qripd, irdpaKlKo^fievd. Acliarn. 5l6. See 
 
 also Theocr. 5. 40. SYN. 'AyQpwTrdpXov, aydptbrrXdv, dvdpwir lands. 
 'Avbpa^Otjs, eds, 6 et fi, adj. [virum gravans seu onerans,] loading or oppressing 
 
 a man. Ot p' diro 7rerpdwv dvbpa^QtaX ^pfjidbXoLaX. k. 127 • SYN. Bdpvs, 
 
 V7repPdpi)s, V7rep(3pidf]s. 
 'Avbpeia, or avbpXa, as, i), et avbpeiov, ov, to, subst. f virilis aetas, vigor,] manli- 
 ness, fortitude, courage. 'AXX 4 XQX^alpwv, tTjs dybpeias. Nub. 510. See also 
 
 Here. F. 475. Eur. Suppl. 510. SYN. 'ApbpdyddXa, ijvbpia, dyrjydpXa, npdrds, 
 
 fiEvos, dX/o), evadeveid, evipvyXa, bvvdjiXs, ia^iis. EPITH. ^Arpd/Jids, aafieoTos, 
 
 dbd/jiaaTds, 7r6Xvdap(rrjs, Kpdrepd, aXbr}po<ppwv. 
 Avbpeids, a, ov, et (Ion.) avbprjXds, adj. [virilis, fortis, strenuus,] manly, brave. 
 
 Mj) TcapQEvwiros, dXXd Tcivbpeiov Tponov. Eur. Electr. 949* Syn. 'Ayrjvwp, 
 
 fiorjy dyddds, ev^vyos, fieydX6ipv\ds, fieyaXofptov, /xeydX^rwp, ofipifidQvfibs, /me- 
 
 ydXodv/ios, vxepdvfids, Opdovuapbids, UEyddv/jos. 
 Avbpet^ovTrjs, ov, 6, subst. [Iiomieida,] a man-slayer, a homicide. Mt]pXoi>r]s 
 
 aTaXavTos 'EvvaXXy 1 avbpeityovTri. H. l66. 
 Avbpelws, et avbpXKws, adv. [viriliter, strenue,] in a manly manner, vigorously. 
 
 Xwpei br) vvv nds avbpeiws. Ran. 372. See also Pax 477* 
 AvhpEpaaTpXd, as, 37, subst. [virorum amatrix,] a woman who loves men's com- 
 pany. Tds avbpEpaarpXas KaXuJv. Thesm. 392. 
 AvbpriXdTEd), v. [in exilium pello,] to expel, to banish. 'AybprjXdTovyrds, i) 
 
 <pdv(t> fdyoy ndXXy. (E. R. 100. PHR. Quydbd diroXXv TTOLcly. 
 AybpiiXdrrjs, ov, 6, subst. [qui homines in exilium abigit,] a banisher of men. 
 
 H S&yr drifiaaTfjpd ribs a a.vbpr)XdTr\v. Sept. Theb. 634. 
 AvbpXavTOTtoibs, ov, 6, subst. [statuarius,] a statuary. Ok avbpXavToTroids eljj.'. 
 
 Nem. 5. 1. SYN. 'AyaXfidrdirows. PHR. 'AyaXuaru>r t&ktiov. 
 AvbpXds, ayrds, 6, subst. [statua,] the representation of a man, a statue. Elm 
 
 irpovrds irpos Toy avboXavrd roy Tiaybtbvds. Pax 1 1 88. SYN. Ea'uv. 
 
 KvbpXKMs, adv. Vid. 'Aybpeiios. 
 
 \ybpiarX, adv. [viriliter,] after the manner of men. XptadfxEyais dvbpivTX nap' 
 
 Evpwrad XoerpoTs. Theocr. 18. 23. 
 
 \ybpbfiovXds, ov, >/, adj. [virilis consilii, fortis,] plotting against her husband, 
 
 insidious, capable of manly deeds. TvyaiKds a.ybpoj3ovX6y eX7r/5ov KEdp. 
 
 Again. 10. 
 
 1 Here va, form only one syllable. See Clarke, II. B. 651. 
 
80 ANAP ANEr 
 
 'Av6po/3p&s, &tos, 6 et f tt adj. [viros devorans,] eating men, a cannibal. Mo- 
 
 vaiatv avbpoflp&aX hvcFTpaireZot. Here. F. 381. 
 'AvbpoyXyas, avros, b, subst. [gigas,] a giant. Xlavras b* aybpoyXyavrds, oXav 
 
 ■4ro\Xp apuXos dpai. Call. Cer. 35. 
 'Avbpoyovos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [androgynus, viros ferens,] male-bearing. 'Avbpo- 
 
 yovos r dyddrj, Kovprj b' ov crvfj,^6pos karXv. Hes. Op. 781. 
 'AvbpdbaiKTds, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [viros seu homines perimens,] man-killing. T ft 
 
 Qdi&T 'A^iXev, tX tvot avbpobdi ktov clkoviov. Ran. 1264. * 
 'Avbpobafias, avrbs, 6, adj. [virum domans,] subduing a man. Tlbre fybpbs 
 
 uvbpdbafxas. Nem, 3. 667 
 'AvbpontfjitjS, fjTds, 6„et r), adj. [viros fatigans aut interficiens,] fatiguing, wearing 
 
 out, killing men. Mqbe tls dvbpoKfirjs Xoiybs e7reX6erh). JEsch. Suppl. 6s6. 
 'AvbpoK/jiriros, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [ab homine laboratus,] formed in consequence of 
 
 the loss of men. St^Xji KezXtjAepos, dvbpoKfAriTf Zvl ri//i/3w. A. 371* 
 'ArbpoKraota, as, fj, subst. [caedes virorum,] a slaughter of men, a slaughter, a 
 
 carnage. Avrap eyibv ev olbajj&xas r\ avbpoKraolas re. H. 237* SYN. Miat- 
 
 <j)bvia, (f)dpds. EPITH. Avypa, dXeyetv^. 
 'AvbpoKTdvei0 t v. [viros interficio,] to slay a man, to kill a husband. 'Avbpo- 
 
 KTovovad Trdrep* e/iov tear ktcrdpe . Eumen. 5QQ. 
 *AvbpoKTdvds t ov, 6, subst. [homicida,] a homicide. Kv/cXw7res oikovJ ixvrp' 
 
 epr\fi avbpotcrbvoi. Cycl. 22. 
 'AvbpbXeretpd, as, rj, adj. [viros perdens,] destructive to men. Ylvpywv avbpb- 
 
 Xlreipdv. Sept. Theb. 302. 
 'Arbpdfxaxt}, rjs, fj t P. N. [Andromache,] the wife of Hector. 'Avbpb^dxn bZ 
 
 oX dyyX Trdpiordrb baKpvyeovod. Z. 405. SYN. ^Hertwvrj. EPITH. 'Evcrcpvpbs, 
 
 pbboatyvpbs, XevK&Xevbs. PHR. %v^<t)vbs TrdpdicoirXs "Eicrbpos, dvydrrjp fitydXrj- 
 
 rbpbs 'HeriWos. 
 'Avbpd/uEos, a, bv, adj. [(l)virilis, (2) humanus,] manlike, crowded with men, 
 
 human. "Hre, KaX elpyb/uei'i] fidXd irep \pbbs avbpo^eoib. P. 571- SYN. 'Av- 
 
 Opwrretos, avBpuTrXvbs, avbpelbs, fipbrebs, Ovrjrbs. 
 *Avbp6bfiai, v. [ad aetatem virilem pervenio, vir fio,] to arrive at man's estate. 
 
 Tepovr aypelov' fxr\ woO' o'tb* ^rbpiofievot. Here. F. 42. 
 *Avbpbicats, aibds, 6, [puer virili animo,] a manly youth, a stripling, a boy just 
 
 arrived at manhood. BXdorrj/id. KaXXtTcpwpvv, apbpbrrais dvrip. Sept. Theb. 
 
 "'AvbpoTrXt'ideid, as, ^, subst. [hominum multitudo seu conventus,] a host of 
 men, an armed host. T ft§e ris ndpeorXv avrols avbpoTrXjjdeta arpdrov. Pers. 
 240. 
 
 *AvbpbTvxfjs, eds, 6 et rjr, adj. [maritum nactus,] obtaining a husband, wedded, 
 conjugal. 'Avbpdrvxeis (3Xotovs. Eumen. 962. SYN. rdfxrjXXbSy ydfxXKbs. 
 
 v Avbpo<pQdpbs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [homines perdens,] men-destroying, deadly, de- 
 structive. 'Avbpotyddpov flefipwTZs a't/ubros XXnbs. Antig. 1035. SYN. 'Av- 
 bpd^opos, avbpo(f>6vrr)s, avbpei6^6vrr]s, avBpwnoKTbvbs, tybvevs, (pbvevrijs, j3poTo- 
 Xoiyos, fiXattybvo's, (J)diffi]j,fipbTbs. 
 
 *Avbpwv, S>vbs, 6, subst. [pars domus, qua viri agunt,] a part of a house occu- 
 pied by men. 'Ay' avrby els avbpwvds ev£evovs bbfiuv. Choeph. 700. EPITH, 
 Evrpa7re5os. 
 
 'Avbvbfiai, poet, pro dvdbvbfiat, v. [detrecto,] to avoid, to shrink from. YL'Uwy., 
 avbvtTai trbXe^ov kukov aXXd ttov ovrws. N. 225. 
 
 'Aveyyvbs, ov, [6 et ^7, adj. [sine sponsione actus,] devoid of bail, not having 
 credit, not to be depended on. "ftp?; yap ae nebrioZv dreyyvbs* vypd be ty\v 
 tyy\v. Anacr. Ep. 82. SYN.*A7noTos, eKvbjubs, a/jLvyarevTos, 
 
 'Aveyetpoj, f. epti, v. [expergefacio, excito,] to raise up, to awaken from sleep, 
 to cheer. 'Aveyeipovra typdaat. Olymp. 8. 98. SYN. 'Eye/pw, e&yeipu), dvl- 
 o-ttj/m, e^dviffTTjfjiX, dva£(i)7rvpe(i). 
 
 1 This is the reading most ingeriiously suggested by the'learned Dr. Maltby. See the Thes. 
 
ANEA ANEM 81 
 
 'kvihriv, adv. [effuse, aperte,] loosely, freely, profusely. Qevyeiv avebrjv bid 
 
 KVfx dXtov, iEscll. Suppl. 15. SYN.*A|o5)7*>, Trafnrdv, bXafintpls, avfi/uXyd. 
 'AveifjiEvds, rf, bv, adj. [*- remissus, 2. ap. Sophocl. denotat incustoditus, extra 
 
 irapQlvibvds evagans." Maltb.] remiss, given up, devoted, unguarded. Tdabe, 
 
 firjb' dveifxEvas. Antig. 578. SyN. "a vetos, etyteXr/s. 
 "Aretfii, v. [orior, ascendo, redeo,] to go up, to rise (of the sun), to ascend, to 
 
 return. AaKpvoeis be. t dveiaX nd'is es fjirjTepd \i)pr}v. X. 499> SYN. 'Eiraveifju, 
 
 nvdK6fxLS k dfxai i dvdXvio. 
 'Aveifiw, ovos, 6 et r/, adj. [non vestitus, nudus, male vestitus,] unclothed, 
 
 meanly clad. "Hare rev rj icdpd 7rafncdv dveijiovos fje kevi^ou. y, 348. SYN. 
 
 * ' AireitKos, avivbvrds, yvjivos, biuret fxwv, bvaeifxarbs. 
 
 *Aveipy<o, f. |w, v. [arceo, cohibeo, inhibeo,] to force back, to keep off, to re- 
 strain. Kcu p is fieaadv X wv, Tpdxay dveepye <j)d\ayyds. T.'JJ. SYN. 'E7T€^w, 
 
 (tvpe^o), ovviaytiiy avveipya), KwiXvio, dpaarpe^cj. 
 'AveKa^e^adv.^Odesuper, e loco alto, (2)ab origine generis,] from above, ori- 
 ginally. "AvwQev avEKaQev KTVTcio. Choeph. 421. 
 *AveKTos t ov, 6 et r/, adj. [tolerabilis, commodus,] supportable. See 'AvaayiTbs. 
 
 'AXXa to fxev kcu dveKrbv e^ei kclkov, birnoTE Kev rXs. v. S3. 
 'AreKTujs, adv. [tolerabiliter,]]tolerably. 'Avbpus epos pnrrjs, b bi fiaiviraX ovket 
 
 aveKT&s. 0. 535. 
 'AviXeyXw, f. £w> v. [arguo, convinco,] to discover, to detect. T £! tekvov, ti 
 
 <f>t)s ; o\ov olbv avEXeyypfxai* Ion. 1472. SYN. Baffciv/<-?&>, cUeAeyyw, Kardyi- 
 
 VUHTKh). 
 
 'AvEXevdZpos, a, oV, et ov, 6 et rj, adj. [illiberalis, sordidus, avarus,] illiberal, 
 degraded. Et, rcXovoXbs wv, dvEXevQZpbs e<70'. Plut. 591« SYN. Aov\o7rpe7r>)y, 
 fUKpbXbybs, alaypbs, deiKrjs, dicofffjibs, Tnvdpbs, (j)XXbKepbr)s. 
 
 'AyeXtW, v. [volvo, evolvo, voluto,] to throw out, to utter. TXCjcra a.vEXi<r<rb- 
 fiEvq (jiQbvtpovs. Ran. 826. SYN. 'EXtco-w, bXiffdaivia, biVEio, KvXivbeo). 
 
 *AveXKb), f. £w, v. [sursum traho,] to draw up, to draw back. "Hbr] §' dveXtcwv 
 K&Xbv, EKTrXldpov bpb/iov. Med. 1J78. Syn."EXkw, e£eX*cw, e£eXfcvw, dvaandio, 
 €$aip(o t dvdyiOf V7re%dyb) t dvEpvcj. 
 
 'AveXXrjv, rjvbs, 6 et >/, adj. [alienus a moribus Graecorum, barbarus,] not Gre- 
 cian, barbarian, foreign. TIbba7rbv bpiXov tov% dveXXr}va arpdrbv. iEsch. 
 Suppl. 233. 
 
 'AyeXirtr, tbbs, 6 et fj, adj. [qui est sine spe,] hopeless. IwTrjpXas dveXTrXs 1 ws 
 hv' Qevos. Iph. T. 487- 
 
 'AveXiricrrbs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [(1) insperatus, (2) non sperans,] unhoped for, de- 
 stitute of hope, hopeless. TX bfjrd <j)ci(Tfxd Tutv dveXTTioTiav bpu>\ Ion 1394. 
 
 'Avefibeis, evrbs, 6 et >/, adj. [ventosus, vento plenus,] windy, exposed to the 
 wind, lofty, violent. 1 'AvEpbevrX bl y etc' oxfy' Heracl. 784.^ 
 
 'Avejubs, ov, 6, subst. [ventus,] the wind. M.Erptas dvEfiiov. Med. 834. Syn. 
 'Arirr)s t trvev fid. EPITH. 'ApydXeos, aKparjs, ap7ra|, avTi7rbpbs t a'Ldpibs, bvaarjs, 
 betvbSf bvari^rjs, E7reiybfXEvbs, £<f)(priris t cfaGeos, ZdfiEvris, dfiflpbcpbpbs, dut7r£T^s f 
 v\pi7r£T^s, £rjpbs, Xiyvs, kXovewv, bXbos, XevyaXeos, dobs, Xlyvpbs, fxlyds, iravToibs, 
 TrbXi)r)')(T]S, xdX£7rbs, •^eijj.EpXbs, ^otrdXtos, fidpvybov7rbs. 
 
 *Av£fjto<TK£7rrjs f eos, 6 et ti, adj. [a vento tegens,] sheltering from the wind, warm. 
 X\aiv&(t>v r* dvEfxbaKETTEiov, ovXojv te TdirriTwv. II. 224. SYN. 'AXe£ctvE/ios. 
 
 'AvEfxptrcpdpdyosy ov, 6 et r), adj. [vento perstrepens,] roaring with wind, bel- 
 lowing. 'AvEfJLOffQdpdywis ck IlaXtov KoXttwv. Pyth. 9- 6. 
 
 'AvEfiOTpE<}>r)s t eos, 6 et >/, adj. [a vento nutritus s. auctus,] nursed by or in the 
 wind, stormy, tempestuous, hardy. Aafipbv viral ve^ewv dvEfioTp£(pEs t i) 6e te 
 irdod. O. 625. 
 
 'AvEfiwKris, eos, 6 et r/, adj. [venti celeritatem habens,] swift as the wind, fleet. 
 
 1 From the derivation of avefiSeis, its first syllable ought to be short : but poet, it is also long ; 
 whence Ion. tyefioeis et Dor. avejuoets : or it may be long, as the first syllable of bdavaros is long, 
 poetica necessitate. 
 
 8 The first syllable of 'Apfyocvri is here long. See the strophe, Heracl. 774. 
 
 Pros. Lex. L 
 
82 ANEM ANEY 
 
 'AvefjiWKeds eWe bpdfxop vtyeXas. Phoen. Ifj5. SYN. 'SIkvs, vKOTrTeptis, ftdXXos, 
 
 rcL^ys, aloXos. 
 'AvejuwXids, a, dp, et ov, 6 et r), adj. [futilis, ventosus, vanus,] hollow as the 
 
 wind, vain, idle. 'AddvdTW ol ft avr drE/uwXXoX, ot to 7rdpos nip. Y. 123. 
 
 SYN. MerdfjiioXXds, jji£Tajj.u>vld$, /udraios, (f)Xvapo>, d7to<f>u)XXds, 
 'Avefiojvri, ris, fj, subst. [anemone,] the flower anemone. 'AW oh avnpXi]T cptX 
 
 Kvpoafidros, ovb' avefiMva. Theocr. 5. 92. EPTTH. EldpXvr), fxXpvvQdbXos. 
 'AvEjiiopeid, as, r), P. N. [Anemoria,] a city of Phocis. Ot t 'ApE/xwpetap Ufai 
 
 f Yaju7roXt> afJL^EVEfiovTd. B. 521. 
 'Apeftbds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [unde exiri non potest, impervius,] having no egress, 
 
 irremeable. 'AyyeiXeiEP Efxot tXs dpe^obdu els 'AyjepovTa. Theoer. 12. 19. 
 'AveopTos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [incultus, non feriatus,] unfeasted, ungratified with a 
 
 festival. 'Aveopros Upwv ical yop&v TrjTw/xEpds. Eur. Electr. 310. Syn. 'Are- 
 
 Xecrros, anpETrijs, jUEdEOpros. 
 'AvE-rrXXriTrTos, ov, 6 et r), adj. [irreprehensibilis,] blameless. 'AKEpaws, dpETrXXriTrTdv 
 
 j]<rio]Kios pXop. Orest. 920. SYN. 'Ara/jLaprriros, afiXa&rjs, dpeutyris, due/nrrds. 
 'AvETcLfyaTos, ov, 6 et f/, adj. [impolitus, imperfectus,] unpolished, imperfect. 
 
 Mrjbe bo/uop Trotiov dvETti^eaTOV KdrdXei7reiP. Hes. Op. 746. SYN. "Awards, 
 
 a^dos, aoKEirapvos, dicofiipos, dcoo-juos, drEXrjs. 
 'APETTippeKTos, ov, 6 et 7], adj. [nondum confectus,] not completed, unfinished. 
 
 Mtib* and •^vTpdndbojv dvEirippenTuv dvEXovrd. Hes. Op. 748. 
 'Av£7ri(j)ddvds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [non invidendus, non reprehensus,] not enviable, 
 
 not exposing or exposed to envy. 'AvEirifdopop eipvcov ey^os. Trach. 1051. 
 
 SYN. 'AvEfAEarriTOS, dvipaaros. 
 'Avepyds, ov, 6 et i), adj. [inefficax, in Justus,] undone, contrary to what ought 
 
 to be done, unjust. At' epy dvepyd y oXXvaai, fiiXid r erXas. Helen. 365. 
 
 SYN. ^A7rpaKTos. 
 'AvEp€LTr6p.aX, f.\pdfiat, v. [sursum tollo, abripio,] to snatch up, to convey away. 
 
 Nvvbi fjiiv aicX€iu>s"ApirviaX dviipetyavTo. a. 241. SYN. 'Apapird^io, avpapTragu), 
 
 ClipEd), d7TO(j)Ep(i). . 
 
 'AvEpevyw, v. [eructo, emit to,] to belch or vomit forth. "Oore Sx' e£ aKprjs dp£- 
 
 pevyETaX els dXd fidXXojp. Apoll. 2. 745. SYN. 'Epeuyw, dwEpevyio, tcdrappEio. 
 'AvEpevvrjTos, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [non perscrutandus,] not to be scrutinized. Tt 
 
 j^pfj/ud y dPEpevprjrd bvadvfiel, yvvai ; Ion. 255. 
 'AvEpofxai, et poet, dveipd/jiai, v. [interrogo, rogito, percontor,] to ask again, to 
 
 interrogate. KaXXitfv et7rds, rj a dveipofxiip syw. Helen. 771* Syn. 'Avepwrdw, 
 
 ZpioTait), e^ipEU). 
 'Avepirviu), v. [(l) sursum serpo, (2) adrepo,] to creep up or back. Els aypdp 
 
 dvepTTvaai. Pax 586. SYN. ^Apepina. 
 'AvEpvo), et poet. dveipvb), f. vw, v. [sursum traho, retraho,] to draw up or back. 
 
 'laTovs ffTtiffdfLEvot, dvd 0' larXd XevK EpvaavTES. i. 77- See also Theocr. 14.35. 
 
 SYN. 'Aveipw, dveXteu), dpdyu), dpaipEio, dvaareXXo). 
 'Avepxo/Jim, f. dvEXevad/jiai, v. [(l) adscendo, (2) redeo,] to go up or again, to 
 
 return. r A\p 6X dpepypfiEPtt) ttvkXvov Xo^ov eladv dyovTES. A. 392. SYN. (1)"Av- 
 
 et/JiX, IwdvetfxX, dvdfinivu), ettX^iuvu), (2) ETrat'ep^ojuat, avrjK(i) t E7cavi]K(t), dvayjw- 
 
 pho, dvaarpscJHi), ETcdvaaTpEtyu), d7rdv£dfjiai, vooteu). 
 'Avtowrdw, f. r/crio, v. [interrogo, saepe rogo,] to ask, to interrogate. 'Aydftefxvdy* 
 
 U)S <l)KT€ip'' dvTjp&TO. T EfJLE. \\>\\. T. 66 5 . SYN. See 'AVEpdjACLl, 
 
 'AvecrrXds, ov, b et r/, adj. [domo et sede propria carens,] homeless, a wanderer. 
 
 'A(j)pr)Twp, ddE/jicrrds, dvearXos. I. 63. SYN. "Apoikos, (pvyds, 
 "Avev, Boeot/'Avts, praep. [sine, absque, seorsum ab,] without, far or removed 
 
 from. Ov fiep yap tt6t dpev btjiiop 1 i'/p, aXXd ndr avrovs. N. 556- SYN. At^d, 
 
 ^cjpXs, drip, efa, cktos. 
 'Apevpioicu}, fut. pr)™, v. [reperio, iuvenio,] to seek out, to find out. Irvypoy 
 
 top vv dpevpiiv, Theocr. 30. 9« Syn. 'EfevplaKut, e^evpiaKio. 
 
 \\ 
 
 Here Hiftwv in scanning is considered as a dissyllable. 
 
ANEY ANHN 83 
 
 'AvevpiaXs, Zus, r), subst. [inventio,] the finding out, a discovery, fft riicvdv, els 
 
 fxev m)v dvevpstrtv Beds. Ion 56$. SYN. Ei/pec-fr, evpefid, evprjfxd, e^evpeais, 
 
 avdXrjxpts. 
 'Avevfrjfieoj, v. [(]) celebro, faustis omnibus prosequens, (2) edo lamenta,] to 
 
 bewail in a becoming manner. "A7ras b 7 dvev^firjaev olfuoyrj Xews. Trach. 
 
 796- SYN. Karevtyrjfieu), avaQprjveio, dvrj^eu). 
 'AvecpeXds, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [non ntibilus ; serenus,] unclouded, not gloomy. 
 
 ITe7rrdrai avc^eXos, 1 XevKrj b' EirXbebpofxiv aiyXrj. <?. 45. SYN. JLvbXos, bldbrjXos. 
 'Avfx w > et wtXW** v * [sursum tollo, sustineo, laudibus tollo,] to hold up, to 
 
 support, to restrain, to celebrate, to honor. Uij/jdros e£w irdbd rovb' dvt^eis ; 
 
 Hipp. 1288. SYN. 'E7T£^w, eniayjbjf avre^io, ffvv£\(o, Kare^oj, dveipyh) f /cdrcc- 
 
 oreXXw, dvdreivo), Tifxdut. 
 'Ave\pXds, z ov, o, subst. [consobrinus, sobrinus,] a cousin. 'Ave\pXos ys, jjlovos 
 
 efiol odtyrjs (pXXos. Iph. T. 920. SYN. 'Edp, KYibeorris, avyyevrjs, e^dbeX(f)ds, 
 
 ayytarevs, EirXyovos. 
 'Avews, w, 6, adj. [silens, mutus, tranquillus,] dumb, silent. Tlirr 9 avey eye- 
 
 veadi, Kapr)KdfjLdu)VTES 'Amatol ; B. 323. SYN. 'Atcrjv, d^iavos, dXdXos, tfovyos, 
 
 ejjnrXriKTos. 
 i Avrfj3dio, v. [repubesco,] to grow up to manhood, to renew one's youth. TuJv 
 
 avTov KTedvtop ev 7ra (T^efxeV ov yap dv7)j3q.v. Theog. 1003. 
 'AvrjfirjTriplus, a, ov, adj. [repubescens, revirescens,] youthful, blooming. 'AW 
 
 dvrjfjrjrrjpXav. Androm. 553. SYN. Neds, vEwrtpos, dva^Xiov. 
 "Avrjfios, ov, 6 et f), adj. [impubes,] beardless, not grown to maturity. Ileus 
 
 fiev dvr)(3os eu)V etX vr/TrXos, epKos obovrtov. Solon. 
 'AvifjdXi'ds, r\, df, adj. [ex anetho confectus, anethinus,] composed of anise. 
 
 K^ywr, rf\vb Kdr dfidp, dvridXrov, 7) poboevrd. Theocr. 7* 53. 
 'AvriQov, ov, to, subst. [anethum,] anise, dill. XXwpai be o-nXdbes, fidXaxfi (3pX- 
 
 dovaaX dvr)Q<*). Theocr. 15. 119. SYN."Anjflrtf|/, dvr)TOV. EPITH. EvdaXis, 
 
 ovXbv. 
 'Avijuearos, ov, 6 etr), adj. [insanabilis,] incurable, irreparable, inconsolable. 
 
 'Ev rrjb' eXavveiv, infi dvrjKearov TpE<peiv. QE. R. 9S. SYN. 'AvaXdrjs, vfjKetrrds, 
 
 d(f>opr)ToS, dirrjvrjs. 
 'Avyikoos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [qui non audit, expers auditus,] not listening, inatten- 
 tive. 'OirTtdTE irp&Td OdptofjiES, dvcwooX ev ^QovX KoiXa. Mosch. 3. 110. SYN. 
 
 'AirriKods, d7reidr)s t dfjiddfjs. 
 'AvrjKovaTEw, v. [non audio, non sum dicto obtemperans,] to refuse to comply 
 
 with, to disobey. tx fls e^dr', ovb' dpd narpos dvY)KOvcrTY)(TEV 'AttoXXwv. O. 236. 
 
 SYN. 'A7ret0£W, TrdpaKOvu). 
 'AviiKovvTos, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [non auscultandus,] not to be listened to, strange, 
 
 stubborn, obstinate. 'AviiKovard t&s Tvpdvvov. Hipp. 362. SYN. 'Avtjkoos, 
 
 apprjTos, dirvoTOS. 
 'AvijKtti, f. la), v. [convenio, pervenio,] to advance, to proceed, to improve. 
 
 Tovpyov robi }ie~i£.ov dvr)Kei. Trach. 1035. 
 'AvrjXErjs, eos, 6 et 7), adj. [immisericors, crudelis,] merciless, cruel. "Hprj, vol 
 
 b' etX ttj/hos dv7)XEES %Top ekcito. Call. 4. 1 06. SyN. 'AjueiXXxos, dvouiTos, dwtj- 
 
 vrjs, oXbrjpotypajv, wjxos. 
 'Avi'iXlds, ov, 6 et i), adj. [expers solis, opacus,] not exposed to the sun, dark, 
 
 opaque. At/3ds dvi'iXXds, a rdXaivd. Androm. 535. Syn. IvvTjptyris. 
 'AvYiXXnds, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [excalceatus,] without shoes or sandals. M^ dvaXX- 
 
 rros ep^ed, Barre. Theocr. 4. 56. SYN. N//Xt7rds, di vnobriTos, dirlbiXtis. 
 'AvYifieXicTds, ov, 6 et t), adj. [non mulctus,] unmilked. OfjXeiai 6' e^eixyikov 
 
 dvf)fieXKTOi irlpX arjKovs. 1. 439- 
 'Avij/uEpos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [immitis,] wild, fierce, inhuman. Aair dpTj^xlpov, 
 
 bpelav r eKpoXdv. Hec. 1081. SYN. 'ATrr)vr)s,d7ravdp<i)7rds,dfiei\tKTds, d/nelXXj^os. 
 'AvrivEfios, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [sine ventis, tranquillus,] without wind, sheltered 
 
 1 For the quantity of the first syllable see^Ave/xoeis. 
 
 2 On the quantity of the penult, of 'AWiJ/tos, see Heyne, O. 554. 
 
84 ANHN ANGE 
 
 from the wind, 'Av/yvejuoV re ttciptmp. CE. C. 670. 
 
 'AvriwaTds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [qui perfici nequit,] impracticable, ineffectual. 
 'AvTjvvffTcp errl epytj). it. 111. SYN. 'AreXeffrtfs, anpaKTOs, a^pr/ords. 
 
 'Avrjvwp, opds, 6 et ^, adj. [non virilis, ignavus,] unmanly. My a dirdyvfxph}- 
 Bevra kclkov Kcit avi)ropa Belr), k. 301. SyN. " Apapbpbs, &rjXv<pp(op t dfid^os. 
 beiXds. 
 
 'aj/jjttvw, v. [resono, cano,] to resound, to sing. 'IfxtpoevB'' vpepaibp dyijitvbv, 
 Apoll. 4. 1197. 
 
 'Avijp, 1 avepds, et ar))p, avbpds, 6, v. [vir, homo, maritus, &c] a man, a hero, a 
 husband, a mortal. "Avepes earl, (piXot, ppriaaaBe be BovpXbbs aXicris. Tyrt. 
 See also Hec. 310. SYN. Bpbrbs, <pws, apBpwxbs, Bprjrbs, dKotTrjs, 7rapaKoirr]s. 
 EPITH. 'ABXb<j)bpbs, aibolbs, aXtcXfJibs, 'Apffibs, d\0^ori)s, fiovXritybpbs, beipbs, 
 StKtuds, eWctyAos, EpXKvbrjs, evoefifjs, eXa^pds, evoptcbs, ea&Xos, Exetyptop, BapadXlbs, 
 Kparepos, KvbdXXfibs, KaprEpbBvfibs, fxeve-^ap/jids, irbXviroibs, iruXvXbpis, TroXvYX^ros, 
 ad(fids, TaXaKapbidSj (plXo^'ipos, <f>pabfjiiop, aypXbs, dtbpXs, dndXafxpbs, dTriaros, 
 depybs, dBEfiiaribs, dfa/X^rds, dveorXos, beiXbs, bvafxevrjs, fiapybs, albrjpo^apiiris, 
 vTrepoirXos, oi$,vpbs, (3poTr]aXbs, vavoXtyoptiTos, adKeoirdXbs, crXbrjpb(j)bpbs, wtcvfibpos. 
 
 'Avripetyris, lbs, 6 et rj> adj. [altus, tecto carens, alte tectus,] unroofed or high- 
 roofed. 'Earffv/uieyws, i)T ektos dvrjpeQeos tteXe vr\ov. Apoll. 2. 1175. SYN. 
 'Aorreyrjs, eTrr}pl<p{}s. 
 
 'AvrjpXQfAos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [innumerus,] innumerable, without number. 'Aptj- 
 pXBpop ysXaajid. P. V. 89. SYN. 'Avdpfflfjids. 
 
 'Avrjpords, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [inaratus,] unploughed, uncultivated. 'AXXd rdy* 
 a.a7rapra feat dvrjpord navrd (jtvovrat. c. 109- SYN.^Aawapros. 
 
 'AvfiffffrjTos, ov, 6 et >7, adj. [invictus, insuperabilis,] unconquered, invincible. 
 Nikt} fxav ovb' dXXbs, dvaaraarot be yevovro, Theocr. 6. 46. SYN. 'A^rr^rds, 
 d^e/pwros, dpiKrjTbs. 
 
 'AvrrfaiffTos, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [Vulcani expers,] not belonging to Vulcan, unna- 
 tural. 'Ems v<pfj\pe bwfx dvijf^aiar^ irvpX, Orest. 620. 
 
 'Avdaipedfiai, v. [in locum alterius eligo, prrefero,] to prefer, to obtain instead 
 of. OuSets <TTE({>dvov avdaiprifferai. Hec. 66. SYN. 'Arrdcpspb), irpoKpivoi, irpb- 
 
 Tlfidh). 
 
 ' AvddfxiXXos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [aemulus,] rivalling. Tots apBd/xiXXois elaX TrdXt- 
 
 fxlitrdTot. Ion 606. SYN. QxXdveiKos. 
 'AvdaTTTofxai, v. [(l)e contrario vel vicissim attingo, (2) attingo,] to cling to, to 
 
 supplicate in turn. 'ApBa7TTbpai gov T&vbe tup avr&p eyw. Hec. 274. SYN. 
 
 Kd0d7rro/za(, bXa-rrpaTTio. 
 "ApBeid, as, rj, P. N. [Anthea,] a city of Messenia. <br)pas re £ddeas rjb* "Av- 
 
 Oeiap (DddyXetfidv. I. 151. SYN. lloa/effffd. 
 "ApdefjLdp, ov 3 to, subst. [flos,] anything flowery, a flower: (there is also apQifxd, 
 
 drds, to, for dpd&efid, which see). "ApQe^xd be ^pvaov <pXeyei. Olymp. 2. 130. 
 'ApQefii^oiiai, v. [carpo, lego, defloro,] to cull, to gather, to crop. Tdebpd o' 
 
 apde/jLigofxai. ^,sch. Suppl. 73. SYN. 'AirapQi^d). Exp. To dpBds dirobpEirdfiai, 
 'ApdefAdeis, eaod, ep, adj. [florid us,] flowery. Ot b* e\-)(op $>i>XaKr}p, cat Uvppdaov 
 
 apdifidePTd. B. 6Q5. SyN. 'Ap6£fj.u)br)s, apdetpos, clpOXpos, XetpXoets. 
 'ApQifAoppvTos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [a flore fluens,] dropping from flowers. Eovdfjs 
 
 fiEXlaorjs avdEfidppvTOP ydpos. Iph. T. 633. 
 'ApQifjiovpyos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [opus suum ex floribus faciens,] flower-working, 
 
 working among flowers. Trjs r apdE/iovpyov oray pit, 7ra/u0d€s jjieXX. Pers. 6l8. 
 'ApOEfxubrjs, Ids, 6 et fi, adj. [floridus, florens, vernans,] flower-like, flowery. 
 
 Top apdlfiwbr] tjxCjXop oladd tcov kXvup ; Batch. 454. 
 'ApQepEibp, wpos, 6, subst. [mentum,] the chin. Aaipop vV apdlpEm'd, bid rrpti 
 
 bs x^kop eXcmtoep. N. 388. SYN. YZpewv, oro/ud, Xdpvy^. EPITH. Aa- 
 
 X v ^ eis f bdavBpi^t XdaXos, veidros. 
 'Av0£pi£, Xkos, et apdipXnos, ov, 6, subst. [arista,] an ear of corn. "A*po> in 
 
 ApBEpiKiop Kapnop BEop,ovbE kut^kXiop. Y. 227» SYN. 2rd^i)s. 
 
 1 On the quantity of the penult, of 'Avyp, see R. P. Phcen. 1670. 
 
AN0E AN0P 85 
 
 'AvdeaQopds, ov t 6 et //, adj. [florea serta gerens,] flower-bearing. ^.Ttydvovs, 
 
 bpvos te, afiiXaKOS r avdea<f)dpov. Bacch. 692. 
 'Avdeio, v. [floreo, scateo,] to produce flowers, to florish, to bloom. "E$rj te 
 
 Tlptdfids/'EKTopos t rjvdeibopv. Hec. 1192. SYN. "A/tyxd^w, j3pva$0, hiavdtoj, 
 
 Oc'iXXw, Xaivio, evTvyiu. 
 'AvdrjXws, ov, 6 et tj, adj. [soli obversus vel oppositus,] turned or opposite to 
 
 the sun. 'AvdfjXXov -npoawKdv eictyaivei di&v ; Ion 1550. SYN. YlpooriXXds. 
 'Ardrjpds, a, ov, adj. [floridus,] flowery, florid, blooming. Ken prjv Xd^viobes y 
 
 ovbds avdrjpds x^^^s. Cycl. 538. 
 'Ardrjcpdpds et avQdtydpos, ov, 6 et r\, anj* [florifer,] flower-bearing. 'ApTsfxi&ds 
 
 aXaus, Xei/udicas r avdrjfdpovs. Iph. A. 1543. See also Ran. 440. 
 'AvdiZoj, v. [floribus orno, varie orno,] to cause to bloom, to embellisli. 'Av0i- 
 
 £eiv 'xpvoavTa.vyfj. Ion 889« SYN. AXavdiclu). 
 | 'AvdXvds, rj, ov, adj. [(l)floridus, e floribus factus, (2) variis coloribus pictus,] 
 
 flowery, embroidered with flowers. Tairjs AwTotydywv, o'l r dvdXvbv elbdp 
 
 zypvoXv. i. 84. SYN. "AvQXfxos, avdeivos, evardefxds, evavdrjs, avQiffnov, avddi- 
 
 brjs, evOaXris, rrjXedddJU, ttoikXXos, Xafjnrpos. 
 'AvdoKpoicds, ov, 6 et f], adj. [subtemen habens, quod flores varii coloris expri- 
 
 mit,] yellow-flowered, saffron-colored. tloiriXXova avQotcpdKoiaX Trr)vais. 
 
 Hec. 468. 
 'Avddvdfjtew, v. [flores depascor,] to feed on flowers or grass. 'Avdbvdfiovffas 1 
 
 •npbybvov. iEsch. Suppl. 44. 
 'AvdoirXicib), v. [contra armo,] to arm against. 'linrevoX 0' tWeTs i\adv av6<a- 
 
 irXifffxevot. Eur. Suppl. 676. 
 "Avdds, Ids, to, subst. [flos,] a flower, bloom, or bud. To aov yap dvBos, nav- 
 
 rlyyov iTvpos aeXds. P. V. 7* SYN. " AvBejaqv, Xavdov, Xov, dvBr), dcoTOS, KaXXw- 
 
 mafid, avBdevvrj. EPITH. 'AyXdov, ayXdofiop^ov, ev&hts, eidpXvov, fidXatcdv, 
 
 KaXov, bpoatpdv, XerrroV, Xevkov, Xeifxioviov, Xa^yf]EV, Tepirvbv, evrepnes, iroptyv- 
 
 peov, iroirjEV, poboEV, vdicivBivdv, -^Xbepov, vXdiov. PHR. Yla/ityopov yaias 
 
 TEKVOV, XeiflU)Vb)V EdpOTpO{j)ElOV irETT)XoV, yijs (56ffTpV)(OS. 
 
 'AvdoafjiXas, ov, 6, adj. [habens odorem suavem,] sweet-smelling, spiced, rich. 
 
 Ot 6' afi(j)dpijsoivov fiEXdvos avBoajxiov. Plut. 807» SYN. Evoapos, irEoXoofibs, 
 
 f]bi)s, avdrjpds. 
 'AvddKevto, dvdpdd^cj, et avSpaKow, v. [in carbones redigo,] to reduce to ashes. 
 
 'Us irvpX 'xprj tus fjtvadpds yvvalmds avBpdiceveiv, Lysistr. 340. See also Pax 
 
 1136. and P. V. 380. SYN. 'Efnrvpevu), Qpvyto. 
 'AvQpdtiid, as, %, subst. [carbonum congeries,] a heap of live coals, cinders. 
 
 'AvdpaKXrjv ordpEoas, o^eXovs EtyvirepBE jdvvaaE. I. 213. 
 'AvQpal, dKds, 6, subst. [carbo,] a live coal, a carbuncle, rubbish. YlXriaovoX 
 
 vrjbvv tyiv Efxrjv ct7r' avBpdicds. Cycl. 244. SYN. ©v/iaXw^. EPITH. Aiddfxevds, 
 
 <l>Xdydeis, £to<t)v. 
 'AvQprivi), rjs, rj, subst. [crabro,] a hornet. Kevrov/jiEvos &airlp vir avdprjviov. 
 J Nub. 944. Syn. 20vl, pEXiffod. 
 
 ' AvQpy\vXdv, ov, to, subst. [crabronis alvear,] a hornet's nest. 'E^eXelv ^wy 
 i [xevoivwv irpos fiXav Tctvdprjvid. Vesp. 1075. SYN. K.rfpXdv, [XEXXbewv, fiEXXKrjpXs, 
 \ afjtrjvos. 
 
 AvdpwirdpXov, ov, to, subst. [homulus, homuncio,] a pitiful fellow. ToX/iwv re 
 1 bpyv av6pb)7rdpt(t) KaKobaifiovE. Plut. 41 6. SYN. See 'AvbpdpXov. 
 AvdpwTretds, a, ov, et avBp(i)irXvds, r\, dv f adj. [humanus, ad humanum genus 
 
 pertinens,] belonging to man, human. TiyvwaicE TavOpwireid* firjo' virepfxE- 
 
 rpus. Eur. fr. Inus 21. See also Vesp. 1174. Syn. ^Avbpbfilds, (fiXavdpu- 
 
 ttos, EirXeiKr)s, -^prjaTos, 
 ! AvQptanXdv, ov, to, et avdpu)7riaKos, ov, 6, subst. [homuncio,] a little man, a 
 
 manikin. MeveXewv avQpumdv. Cycl. 184. See also Cycl. 315. Syn. See 
 I 'AvbpdpXov* 
 
 1 This is Porson's reading for avdwofxov t«s. 
 
86 AN0P ANIA 
 
 'AvOpwTrdbaifjiwv, bvd$, 6, subst. [deus ex homine factus,] a man-god ; i. e. one 
 from being a man become a god. 'AvOpwrrobal/ntop Kdaerai fiXZiriov (pads. 
 Rhes. 971. SYN. Qeavbpds, haijim>. 
 
 'AvQpwnoKTovos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [homicida,] a man-slayer, a homicide. Toi>s b' 
 evddb', avTOVs ovrds a.vBp(i)TroKTdvovs, Iph. T. 390. SYN. 'Avbpdfoi'ds, dvbpo- 
 ktovos, dvbpotpdopbs, avbpofovrrjs. 
 
 "AvQpbnrds, ov, 6 el fi, subst. [homo,] man, mankind, husband, master. Td 
 'XpYifia.T avdpunroKTt TifxXu)TCLrd. Phoen. 449. SYN. Mepoxp, dvr}Tos, j3pdros, 
 dvrip. EPITH. 'E-jri^dovids, e^rj/uepos, e^rjfxepXos, dfiddrjs, d<ppdbrjs, dpydXeos, 
 d\r']fjKi)Vf alvo/xopos, diretpetrids, atoXdftovXos, a.X(f>r) arTYjS, dfiavpofiXos, AXorpecprfs, 
 bvaTXrj/bHOV, betXos, avbpelos, biKaios, dbiKos, Ovfxofiopos, deoyXuxraos, deoarvyr/s, 
 eXzeivos, etKeXoveipos, epXdvfids, KrjpTrpecp^s, /udyepos, KaKorej^vos, KdKodvfids, Kaico- 
 ha'ifMov, KdTaQvr}Tos, 6\pXyopos, oicvpos, dXXyoaderrjs, oXXyobpavifs, TroXvicXrjpds, 
 7rdXv7r\ayKTds, 7rdXvK/ur}Tds, 7rdXvTXrjrds, 7rd\v/xo^0os, rdXdepyos, CiKVfiopos, fxivvv- 
 Odblos, vr}7rtds, vbirrjs, aXXoQpods, TrdXaiorepos, izt pinrliov, d(3Xos, yXaKTotydyos, 
 6\pXyovos, iroXvffTreprjS, eirXirdvos, Xe%Xicoypd(pds. PHR. QuXXojv yeveq. 7rpd<rdfxoids, 
 7rXd(TfxdTd irrjXov, (TKioeibed <f>vXd dfxevrjvd, bva/uopd 0i)X' dj'0pa>7rwr, fjfxepXds 
 yevvd. 
 
 'AvdpojTTocrcpdyeb), v. [hominem, ut victimam, macto,] to sacrifice a human 
 victim. Uortpd to %pfjv otf £7n/ydy' ayBpunoatydyeiv', Hec. 259« 
 
 'Av0v/3jo/5ojuat, v. [vicissim contumelia afficior,] to be injuriously treated in 
 return, a. ( 6be ydp els f]fj.a.sv(3pi$et. b. mi ydp avdv/ZpiZofiai. Phcen. 629. 
 
 'AvQvTTovpyeu), v. [penso beneficium,] to assist, to co-operate. Mrjr avdvnovp- 
 yeiv alayjid ToiaX yjiwixevois. Hipp. 1003. SYN. 'Av6i>7rr]peTEu>. 
 
 'AvTa, as, rj, subst. [mceror, molestia,] grief, sorrow, annoyance, vexation. 1 
 Tals veils di'iats ^pZ/cro/uai aofiafxdaXy. Iph. T. 1032. SYN. 'AxOrjbiov, a-^Qos t 
 \virr), dnopta, dXyos, aXyrjbwv, TrevQos, dbr]fx6vXa, oWy/peid, bvadv/uXa. EPITH. 
 'ApydXea, dweipos, arXtj-os, dypvirvos, dKopearos, dXXaaros, aKrjpdTos, fidpeld, 
 irTicpd, Xvypd, fxeXand, yoepd, oXoct, crrvyepa, updrepd, dv/jofiopos, fidpvfirjvXs, d£e7d, 
 KaKoTroTfios, 7rdXi>baicpvs, 7rdXvbd~KpvTds, TroXvbjbvvoSf 7r6XvnXayKT6s, 7roXv/cXav- 
 oros, Koivi), i,vvr\, XevydXect, a^paoros. 
 
 'Ai/fdc?w,v. [(l)tristitiam adfero, (2)molestiam sentio,] to give trouble, to annoy; 
 but more generally, to be grieved, annoyed, or afflicted. 1 Tpwwv £>' os Kred- 
 reffffXv vTrepcpXdXws dvXa£ei. 2. 300. See also b. 598. SYN. 'Andw, dvtdo/j.ai, 
 \v7T£dfj.ai. 
 
 'Avutpos, a, dv, adj. [molestus, mcerorem adferens,] troublesome, causing 
 trouble. 3 'AvXapov ovto KTfjfj., dvayKalov & opus. Orest. 224. 'Avirjpijj be fxeu 
 avrrjv. A poll. 3. 1066. SYN. ^rvyepos, ayQeivos, Xvirrjpos, adapts, yoepos, 
 dXeyeivos, (3dpiidv/uos, dQvjxbs. 
 
 'Aviapios, adv. [moleste, acerbe,] grievously, vexatiously. Ol>ic olaBd kcu vvv, 
 ojs dviapGJs Xeyets ', Antig. 316. SYN. Av7rr)pu>s, j3dp£u)S, bvatyopujs, bva^epuis, 
 ^dXeirQs. 
 
 'AvXd^io, v. [resono, clamo,] to cry aloud. 'A S' dvldxZv, tdxe^. 4 Orest. 1470. 
 SYN. 'Am/3odw, dvaKpaCh), avrKpdeyyd/uai, dvTYiylu), KeXdbeu), djue//3oyuo«. 
 - 'Anaw, 5 v. [molestia afficio,] to annoy, to trouble, to distress, to grieve. T H 
 fjiriv icat tcovos karXv dvirjdevrd reeadai. B. 291* SYN. 'And^w, o'yXew, kukooj, 
 
 \V7T£(1), 0X//3w, 7Tiec!u), KaTdTTOVElO. 
 
 y AvXhpvTds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [non fixus, instabilis, irrequietus,] unfixed, unset- 
 
 1 The penult, of avla is generally long, but sometimes short. 
 
 2 The noun avia or hviri generally has its penult, long, but sometimes short, as in four instances 
 adduced by Ruhnken. Epist. Crit. ii. p. 276. The verb avidoo, or avidfa, in the Epic poets, 
 generally produces the penult. Aristophanes has the penult, of avid thrice short, and once long. 
 The second syllable of aviapbs is always short in Euripides and Aristophanes, and long in Sopho- 
 cles, Antig. 31G. But the third syllable is always long. R. P. Phcen. 1334. See Porson's Canons 
 collected in Classical Journal No. 61. 
 
 3 See the note on 'Avrdfa. 
 
 4 The antepenult, of aviax*v and of Xaxw is here long, on account of the augment. 
 
 5 See the note on 'AvTdfa. 
 
 : ^ 
 / JifltfL ' ■ ''/ 
 
ANIA ANOI 87 
 
 tied, unsteady. Apo/utois dvtbpvTOialv fiXaarpovv fx del. Iph. T. 971. Syn. 
 'Aora0/)s, a/3f/3aios, dvevboros, acrrfipiKros. 
 'AvXbpurl, adv. [sine sudore vel labore,] without sweat, without trouble or labor. 
 Ov yap dvibpiori yl just avbpdaX nvbos defy i. Call. i. 1. Syn. 'Ajuoy^i, oVo- 
 vrjTt. 
 'AvXepds, a, ov, adj. [profanus, pollutus,] unholy, profane. 'AvXfpos dQvriov 
 iclXdvwv Tpv^ei. Hipp. 14,6. (Double dochrn.) Syn. 'AvoaXos, dadOapTos, /3e- 
 firjXos, d7roj3o)fxids, ddvros, Kanus. 
 i Av y it)fju i f. yaoj'et eao), l.aor. fjKd, v. [ " emitto, remitto, impello." Vid. 
 Damra.] to send up, to put forth, to excite, to expose. 'AW diueis, 
 etteX avros. E. 880. See also O. 24. SYN. 'AtyTrjfjX, Kddtrjfjii, didxe/uiru), dvd- 
 Treldo), Trdpopfxdb). 
 'Aviketevtos, ov, 6 et fj, adj, [(l)cui supplicatum non est ; (2) non supplex,]not 
 
 a suppliant. EiV avXnErevros ys' e/xol ydp ear 1 dywv. Iph. A. 1003. 
 'AW/c^ros, et Dor. dvUaros, ov, b et r/, adj. [invictus, insuperabilis,] invincible, 
 unconquered. Tov y dviKarov Kpdriiaiov, <bs jjXa. Bacch. 989* Syn. 'AttoXe- 
 fjajToSj cibfxijs, dbdfxaarrds. 
 'Avnnrevio, v. [equito, equos ago,] to mount or ride a horse. Kvpel S' dvnnrev- 
 
 ovtos fjXXov kvkXo). Ion 41. 
 "Avnnros, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [qui est sine equo,] without a horse, a foot-soldier. 
 "Avitckov iTnrdrrjv te OvjuidTivv diro. €E. C. 899* SYN. Yle^irrjs. 
 'AviTTTrjiJLi, et dviTrrdfiai, v. [sursum volo,] to fly aloft, to mount. Kai vvv 
 
 EKeivd fxkv Qdvovr dveTCTdro. Here. F. 6$. 
 "Avitttos, ov, 6 et f], adj. [illotus,] unwashed. XepaX & dviitTounv Ait Xeifieiv 
 
 nidoird olvov. Z. 266. SYN."A\oz/rds, aKadapros. 
 'Aviarrifxi, f. ffrrjaoj, v. [surgere facio, erigo, excite, everto, snbverto,] to raise 
 up, to wake, to overthrow. Kai vvv ndXis fxev 7raV dveaTrjtcev bopX. Hec. 492. 
 SYN. 'Areye/pw, dvopdou), dvaKOVtyiciu), aTrapriciio, Trdpopfxdu), Kadaipeu). 
 'Avi(T~dp£(o, v. [interrogo, sciscitor,] to ask again, to investigate thoroughly. 
 'fls irav& d-ira^ jj,e crvWdfiova dviCTdpels. Iph. T. 529. SYN. 'AvEpdfiai, dvt- 
 pwrdb), dvaicpivtt). 
 'Aviax^t v * [attollo, orior, sustineo,] to raise up, to rise. "HXlds dviayjuv 
 ypvola fiaXXei (j)XoyX. Phaet. fr. 1. 3. SYN. 'Ave^, di aretVw, dvXrifxX, dvd- 
 teXXui. 
 'Av^xvevio, v. [pervestigo, indago, persequor,] to trace out, to follow, to pursue. 
 'A\Xd t dvixyevtdv QleX efJMEbov, o(f)pd kev evprj. X. 192. ^lyvevn), e^fx^evoj, 
 j bXhiKti), KdrdbitoKio, dva^tjTEio, KvvrjyETEU), Xyvr] fXETpov^xaL, 
 
 'Aviw, see 'Aviacjw. 
 I 'AvvEfiXos, poet, pro 'AveQeXos, q. v. 
 
 \"Avdbds, ov, >;, subst. [adscensus,] an expedition into a higher country, an 
 ascent. a. T fl XaoiSa, rX rd vepQl ', b. TtoXv vkotos, a ai & dvoboi tX\ Call. Ep. 
 \ 18. SYN. 'Am/3d<ris, EitXfidoXs. 
 'Avdbds, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [invius,] pathless, inaccessible. Kai St' dbovs dvdbovs 
 
 areiyvv. Iph. T. 888. SYN. "AjodTds, aorei7rros, dvavrrjs. 
 'Avorifjiwv, dvds, 6 et fj, adj. [non compos mentis, insipiens,] unwise, foolish. 
 
 'Pet' eyrws' £7rei ovbi rd r dXXd irlp eW dvdyjfiwv. p. 273. 
 'Avdr)Tds,ov,6etfi, adj. [(1) demens, insipiens, (2) qui intelligi nequit,] (1) unwise, 
 imprudent, (2) unintelligible, irrational. "AcppaoT >/6' duorjTd 6ie7rXeKf dav/ndrd 
 epyd. H. in Merc. 80. Syn. 'Agvvetos, atypwv, irdpatyptov, Trdpa^pdvXjudSf 
 €K(f>puv, dvaioBriTos, evrjdrjs, JjXXdXos, juojpos, dfleXrEpos. 
 "Avoid, as, %, subst. [amentia, stultitia,] madness, foolishness. To bevTEpov bs 
 ty\v dvoidv ev <j)Epeiv. Hipp. 400. SYN. Udpdvoid, 7rdpa^pdavvri f evfideid, 
 dracrddXXa, jjiiopXa, dfiovXXa. 
 'AvolywfxX, dvolyvvu), et dvolyoj, f. olfa, v. [aperio, resero, pando,] to open, to 
 throw open, to unbar, to disclose, to unfold. Oi/uoi, fxlyas drjaavpos us dvoi- 
 yvvrai. Ion 923. See also Phoen. 1084. Syn. 'AvdKETaclw, dvdfioxXevut, 
 dva7TTV<T(TU) t bloiyu), bXdvoiyw. 
 
88 ANOI ANOO 
 
 'Avoihtio, et poet. Ion. dvotbeiw, v. [intumeo, turgeo,] to swell up, to swell. 
 
 KcureiT dvoibrjoav te. Hipp. 1210. 
 'avoikiZio, v. [(1) instauro, reaedifico, (2) habitationem transfero,] (l) to rebuild, 
 
 (2) to remove one's habitation. Aid ravdr fiet> roi bevp' dvoimadels tyu>. A v. 
 
 1351. SYN. (l) 'A7r oKadicrrrj/jiX, dvdtcatvi£<o, dvopddb), £7rt07ceva5w , (2) direp- 
 
 \6jjiai, jjiediaTajuut, airoineu), jaetoikeu). 
 'Avoucdbofieu), v. [instauro aedificium,] to rebuild, to repair. Kaivals nXivQoioXv 
 
 dvoucdbofxeiv. Pax 90. SyN. 'A>'d5e//w, see Syn. to 'AvoikicI<u (2). 
 'avoikteos, a, dv, verb. adj. [aperiendus,] necessary to be opened, 'avoikteov 
 
 rdb* earX Kai roXfirjTEoy. Ion 1387« 
 "avoiktos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [immisericors,] unpitying, merciless. KrjpvKeveiv, oarXs 
 
 cLvoiktos. Troad. 789* SYN. 'Av^Xer/s, avrj/JEpos, (TKXrjpvs, avekerifxwv, d)fxos, 
 
 w/Aodv/jios, aTrrjv^s, ^dXE7rds. 
 "AvoiKTpds, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [non miserandus, immiserabilis,] not to be pitied. 
 
 Ou5' OLVOlKTpOV T €KJDa\X6vT<t)V haKpvdv. Ipll. T. 227. 
 
 *avoiktws, adv. [sine misericordia,] without pity. Ileow dvokrias, irvevfi 
 
 cunoppri^as o-eBev. Troad. 758. Syn. 'AvtjXeios, vrjXei&s. 
 'AvoifKOKTds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [indefletus,] unlamented. "ErXrjs dvoi/jKOKrov dvbpd 
 
 d&xpat. Choeph. 427. SYN.^A/cXai/oros, dbaKpvrds, dyods. 
 'avohtteos, a, dv, verb. adj. [referendus,] to be related, must recur, must delay. 
 
 Ka< yap ttot evrv^qa' Eicelrr clvohtteov. Here. F. 1212. 
 'AvotffrpEO), v. [incito, stiraulo,] to goad on, to drive to madness. 'AvoioTpriodTE 
 
 vXv. Bacch. 977 » Syn. OlarpEw, Trdpoi-iW. 
 'AvoXfiTa, as, >/, subst. [miseria,] misfortune, wretchedness, poverty. Albibs 
 
 tol irpos avoXfiirj Bapoos b£ npds oX/3o>. Hes. Op. 319* Syn. Avtrrv^ia, aBXXd- 
 
 TTjS, aEdXdffVVT}. 
 
 "AvoXfids, et dv6X(5xds, ov, 6etr/, adj. [infelix, tristis, miser,] unhappy, wretched, 
 
 Tavbs yaldv els dvoXfidv. Hel. 247. See also Eur. fr. Antig. 15. SYN."A0Xtos, 
 
 av(o(j)EXrjTds, belXaids, drv^s, KaKobaifuav. 
 *AvdXedpds,ov, 6 et fj, adj. [ab exitio et damno immunis, inextinctus,] unde- 
 
 stroyed, saved from ruin. Tovs 5' evp' ovketX TrajnTdv diriiiiovds, ovb' dvdXeBpovs, 
 
 N. 76l. SYN."A/3Xr/ros, adds. 
 'AvdXoXvZv, f. £w, v. [cum clamore ploro, ejulo, exclamo,] to cry out from fear 
 
 or joy. 'AvioXoXv^e, nplv y dpq. bid ffTo/Jid. Med. 1170. SYN. '6XoXvc?<i>, 
 
 e^oXoXv^oj, ala$o>, dXdXa£u>, oXotyvpojiai, obvpo/Jiai, dvdbvpdjxai, oIlx(o$(o. 
 ^Avdfjiai, 1 v. [perficior,] to be completed. See 'Avvio. 'AXX' lufiev' fidXd 
 
 yap vv% dVercu eyyv&X 6' j?ws. K. 251. See 2. 473. SYN. TeXcfyitn, teXci- 
 
 diiai. 
 "Avojifipds, ov, 6 etf], adj. [imbribus carens,] without storms or rain, calm. 
 
 Kapiri&ovolv dvofxfipoi. Bacch. 407. 
 'AvdfiXa, as, r/, subst. [legum contemptus, iniquitas,] illegality, injustice, im- 
 piety, sin. 'AvofiXa bs vdjdojv Kpdrel. Iph. A. 1095. SYN. 'AbhXa, ayviojxo- 
 
 ervvrj, KaKovpyXa, dBeffixdavvYf. 
 *Av6fjijjidTds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [oculorum expers, caecus,] eyeless, blind. 'Avrip 
 
 db* dvoiiiidrds. Philoct. 806. SYN. ^AXdos, TvtyXos, XXiravyrjs, 
 "Avolios, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [exlex, iniquus,] lawless, wicked. QdvXuv irddEuv, dvd- 
 
 jxbiv te tcdictov, Orest. 1457. SYN. "AbiKds, eKvdfxds, irdpdvofAds, ayvtofuov, 
 
 aKocrjJids. 
 'Avdfjiws, adv. [inique, improbe,] illegally, unjustly. Aexwv, a 001 npoXXiribv 
 
 dvdfuos. Med. 996. 
 'AvdvrjTds, ov, 6 et f], adj. [(l)inutilis, futilis, (2) injucundus,] (1) useless, to no 
 
 purpose or advantage, (2) calamitous. 'Avovrjrd y, ws eolke, rovb' dv eladpqs. 
 
 Hec. 754. SYN. 'Ayw^eX^s, fidraws, etuktXos, a\priaTds. 
 "Avdds, et contr. dvovs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [insipiens, vecors,] foolish, silly. N>j- 
 
 7ri/rt', ws dvoov KpdbXqv ej(es' ovbi vv rwv irlp. 0. 441. 
 
 1 For the quantity of the first syll, of ^o/*«t, see Heyu. Obss. at the lines quoted, 
 
ANOII ANTA 89 
 
 'A»'t>7ra7d, x as, i), subst. [anopsea, avis ex aquilarum genere,] a bird of the eagle 
 
 species. "Opvts 5' ms dvdirala 6te7rrdrd* raj §' evi Ov/jlo). a. 320. 
 'Avopyiaards, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [sacris non initiatus,] not celebrated, not initiated, 
 
 Td TfjS 'Atypvbirrjs Xep' avopylaara cot. Lysistr. 894. 
 'AropQdui, v. [surrigo, rursum erigo, emendo,] to raise up, to set upright, to 
 
 direct. 'AW aaipdXeia r;/J'S' dvopQwrrov ttoXXv. CE. R. 51. SYN. 'Eiraipit), 
 
 avcHTxtdoj, dvdKov<pi£oj , avlarrijii, dnevQvvu), SpQoto, di'tyw. 
 "Avopfivs, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [stationem navium non habens,] haiborless. "Avopfidv 
 
 eiGEirXevods, einrXoias rvyuv ; CE. R. 422. SyN. Avaop/uos, oXX/lievos. 
 'Avbpovto, v. [exsurgo, prosilio,] to spring up, to leap forward. "Hs <pdd' m d 5' e£ 
 
 V7rvoid fja\a tcpanrvuJs dvdpovol. K. l62. SYN. ^AviaTrijiX, e^Eyeipdfjiai, ck6o- 
 
 ptujy didQdpeu), 7rr)ba<jJ 9 etCTrrjbdb), dvopfida). 
 'Ai'dpotpds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [(l)tecto carens, non tectus, (2) altus,] having no 
 
 roof; lofty. "KXwpcus vV iXdrats dvopotyois elvrat irerpais. Bacch. 38. SyN. 
 
 Al7tvs, aiTreivus. 
 'AvopTaXlZo), v. [incipio in altum ferri,] to begin to soar on high. a. 'Avopra- 
 
 Xi£eis Ka^epovTi^s. b. eyu) ; Equit. 1344. SYN. Merewotcjo^at, ETraipbiiai. 
 'Avdpvcrcrtv, et avdpvTTh), v. [(l) effodio, eruo, (2) extirpo,] to dig out or up, to 
 
 overthrow; to extirpate. IIwXw yavXbv, KTw/uai (r/uXvuqv, /cat rets vbpXas avdpvrru). 
 
 Av. 603. SYN. 'E£opvYrw, dvaffKcnrTio, avaorpe^a;. 
 'Avopxedpai, v. [exulto, exsilio,] to leap up. 'Eyw b* avr}XaXa?a xa.vwp'xriodfxriv. 
 
 Eur. Suppl. 719' SYN. 'AvciXXo/jai, umxtjhata. 
 'Avdvios, a, dv, et ov, 6 et ^, adj. [non sanctus, inipius, sceleratus,] unholy, 
 
 wicked, impious, horrid. AT at, tekvov, o&v dvooXuv TrpootyayixaTuv. Troad. 
 
 630. SYN. 'Eydy»}s, ETraparos, KarapaTos, juXdpos, dvlspds, dvayvds, ddeds, 
 
 dOEfitToSy ddEfjuGTos, adefitOTids, dvdfxds, (3e(3ijXos. 
 AvoctXojs, adv. [impie, scelerate,] unhallowedly, impiously, wickedly, ^AXX' ol 
 
 Ixev eicfidXovTES diooibjs EfiE. Philoct. 257* SYN. 'Age^us, fjudptos. 
 Avdads, poet, dvovads, b et r/, adj. [immunis a morbis,] free from disease, un- 
 affected by disease, 'ibia vdaovad' ov b 1 dvboos Kdicuiv efx&v. Iph. A. 082. 
 
 Syn. 'A/3Xd/3?/s. 
 AvoarXfjds, et dvoords, ov, 6 etf], adj. [reditus expers,] unable to return, not 
 
 returned. TdvV dvooTX\xov tekvwv. Here. F. 430. See also Iph. T. 752. 
 , Syn. 'AvvirooTpeTTTds, dve^obos. 
 
 \avotgtv£w, v. [lamentor,] to cry ototoI, to lament, to bewail. KiXdS^o-e kuvo)- 
 \ totvIev. Hel. 370. 
 ; A^ovdros, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [auribus carens,] without ears. TpiokeXes, avr6<pXoitiv, 
 
 dvovdrdv* aXXd (f)dXr]TX. Theocr. Ep. 4. 
 ' Aiovrdrds, ov, oetr/, adj. [r.on vulneratus,] unwounded. ''Cotls er' dfjXrjTos Kat 
 
 dvovrdT'js o\eX yjCXKu. A. 540. SYN. ^Arpwrds, ci/3X^ros, adpavaros, acntEdfjs, 
 Avo-xXlZu, v. [recte submoveo, revello,] to remove by a wedge or bar, to force 
 
 open. Aj) tot dvoyXiZuv TeTpriydrds o'ibfxdTos oXkous. Apcil. 1. Ilfj7. SYN. 
 
 'AvdKlVEU), dvdKOTZTO). 
 
 I Avrdyopevw, v. [adversarium me gero, obloquor,] to contend or argue against. 
 
 ' 'AvTdyopeveiv to~is dp-^ovrnv, Kahoi tote y r]vXv; ey(*)"£wv. Ran. 1072. SYN. 
 'AvriXdXew, 7rpO(rXdXEU). 
 
 j AvTdyu)vi(7Trjs, ov, 6, subst. [adversarius, aemuius,] an opponent, an adversary, 
 a rival. "E^wv'Epwros dvTdyojviaT^v fjiEydv. Troad. 1006. Syn. ^AvTtpaaT^s, 
 dvTalds. 
 
 AvTalos, a, dv, adj. [adversus, infensus, exorabilis,] opposing, dangerous, di- 
 rect. M//-' avTatav EvpiVw Tcvevoui urofiirav. Iph. A. 1324. S\ r N. AXavTalos, 
 evdvTXos, v-KEvavTXos, avrXfiXos, ai'TiTrdXds, avTdyvjviGT7]S. 
 
 \vrdKovoj, f. adfiai, et avTaKpodd/Liat, v. [vicissitn audio,] to bear in turn, to 
 hear in reply. Et §' oltCTpd Traa^iv <pijs, Tad uvtukove fxov. Hec. 320. See 
 also Lysistr. 527. 
 
 1 Daram and others take avoiruia to be an adjective, here used adverbially, from avonaios, 
 ivisible, out of sight. 
 
 Pros. Lex. M 
 
90 ANTA ANTE 
 
 'Avra\&\a$Wf et avravw, v. [reclamo vicissim,] to shout in return, to re-echo. 
 
 'Ai'TrjXaXaZe vr)<riu>Tibos -rreTpas. Pers. 3p6. See also Pyth. 4. 350. Syn. 'Av- 
 
 TLJJddo), avrXd^eto, avravcdio. 
 'AvTdXXay/jd, dros, to, subst. [commutatio, pretium redeiuptionls,] an equiva- 
 lent, a ransom. To TrXrjdos, avrdXXayjiid yevvalov QiXov. Orest. 1162. SYN. 
 
 *AXXdy>), evaXXdyi], d/xot/3?}, dXXo/wcis-, XvTrjpXov, arroivov. 
 'AvraXXaavu), v. [muto, permuto,] to give in exchange. Tle7rXiov re Xevicwv 
 
 fj.eXd.vus ctvTaXXald/iai. Helen. 1087- 
 'ApTdfueifiduat, v. [gratiam rependo, compenso, remunero,] to repay a kindness, 
 
 to answer. 'Y/ids fjev ovv roiab' dvrd/n€ij3dfj,ca Xoyois. Androm. 154. SYN. 
 
 'Afjeifjd/uai, avTaXXctaaofjai^ arrdirdbibw^i, avrXbe^o/jai. 
 'Ai^rd,uot/3ds, et Ion. a.i>Tr)fj.oi(3ds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [rernuneratorius,] one who 
 
 gives in return, or recompense. Tovro rot avTrffjoifiov dXl^Xdoi ovvbfx edevrb. 
 
 Call. 4. 52. 
 ''Avrdf.ivvo}xai, f. vvovjuai, v. [(1) vicissim auxilior, (2) me ulciscor,] (1) to defend 
 
 oneself in return, (2) to revenge. '(Is kcu tov ij^dpbv avrdfivviovrci kukois, 
 
 Antig. 654. 
 'AvTdvdbibiofjX, v. [remitto, ut in reciprocatione serre?,] to give up in turn, to 
 
 raise up, as a sawyer. '6 fxev eXueX, d b" av-dvebwice. Vesp. 6*92. 
 'AvrdvaXiffKo), v. [vicissim consumo vel perdo/j to spend in return, to destroy 
 
 in return. "Iv avTavaXtoffiofjev, o'i fie rrpovbbodv. Orest. 1 1 63. SYN. Wvr- 
 
 dvatpebfjai, 
 'AvrdviffTdfiaij v. [contra insurgo,] to oppose, to resist. "Epwri fikv vvv o&tXs 
 
 avTdriffrdrai. Trach. 448. SYN. 'AvQioTdfiai, avrtardreo), avTaipbfjat, avTe%(o t 
 
 fkvTijj&lvb), evavTiovfiai, avriraaoofiai. 
 'AvTafybs, ov,6e\f], adj. [existimatione par aequalis pretii,]equivalent. v AjO<7a>Tes 
 
 *cdrd dvfxov, onus civTatybv carat. A. 136. SYN. 'A'iXbs, Xaorifios. 
 'AvTanbbXbiofuX, v. [vicissim reddo, rependo,] to give back in return, to recom- 
 pense, to repay. ^Kprfodfxevr] ydp v(pr}vd, kcu ohx e^ti ai'Tdirbbovvat. Batr. 185. 
 
 SYN. 'AvTiblbivfji, dvdbxbiofii, ayrifxerpeu), avTiaTa6f.ii.io, tivTdf.iei {3d fiat, nrdpafjEi- 
 
 (3bfxat, avTiarfKou). 
 'AvTdiroKTeivw, f. evio, v. [vicissim occido,] to slay in return. 'AvTd7roKTev& ydp 
 
 vfi&v t&v <j)iX(t)v tovs cpiXTaTovs. Acharn. 327* SYN. 'AvrXipovevio, apTanoX- 
 
 XvfJt. 
 
 'AvTdnoXXvfjil, v. [vicissim perdo,] to destroy in return. Kcu ovv ye nipoas 
 
 avTos clvt air n)XbjJLYiv. Helen. 106. 
 'AvTaptcew, v. [par sum ad resistendum,] to be able to resist or counteract. X' 
 
 ovtos fiev tol fiovos avTiipKci, Tore fiev 7ri7TTiov t Tore b* ovyX. Equit. 540. SYN. 
 
 ^AvTlTzdpdTaTTbfJiai, avTdfxvvbfiat. 
 WvTavyeo), v. [lucem seu splendorem remitto,] to reflect the light of the sun. 
 
 'Arre^e cpaoydvov' neXas ydp beivov avravyel cpbvbv. Orest. 1533. SYN. 'Avti- 
 
 Xa.fj.7rio, eTrlbftKvv/jai, 7rpb(paiv(o. 
 'AvTavy))s, ebs, 6 et ?/, adj. [lucem vel splendorem remittens,] reflecting the ' 'A 
 
 rays of the sun, refulgent. Tvvai, tX eliras ; oTpexpbv avTavyels abpas, Thesm. 
 
 902. 
 'Ai'Tavbdio, v. [vicissim loquor, respondeo,] to speak in return, to reply. Zu5v- 
 
 Tas BdvovaXv ovveK dvTavbqs Xod ; x Electr. 1478. SYN. 'A/jetfidfxai, avTa t uei' 
 
 j3dfjai, vTroKplvdfiai. 
 'AvTd(pX~rjfiX, f. ifcraf, v. [vicissim dimitto vel emilto,] to dismiss in return. 
 
 "fliKTeipd, KavTds avTaffjicd oot 7rdXXv, Iph. A. 47 3. 
 *AvTa-^e(o, Dor. pro 'Avr^ew, q. v. 
 'Avrdw, et Ion. avreto, f. ijato, v. [occurro,] (1) to meet with, to encounter; 
 
 (2) to reach, to obtain. Qeols dpiofiai firf tcot avTrjaai Kaicbv. CE. C. 1445. 
 
 SYN. (1)" AvTbfxai, avvavTOfiai, diravTdio, avvavrdio, vTravTaio, avTXaCni, viravTXa- 
 
 $,(»}, (2) enXTvyydvio, 7rpocrTvy)^dv(0. 
 'Avretd, as, >;, P. N. [Anta?a,] called by others Sthenobcea. TJ beyvvr) Xlpolrov 
 
 tTrefJrjvdTd, bV'AvTeid. Z. l60. 
 
 1 This is the excellent emendation, due to Tyrwhitt, of a passage before unintelligible. 
 
ANTE ANTI 01 
 
 'A»re<ica:?w, v. [vicissim adsimilo,] to liken in return. '5 S' dvaKpaywi', arry- 
 
 Kaa avrov 7rappd7ri. Vesp. 1311. SYN. TldpeiKa^u) , ayrXaou), avrXTrdpdjSaXXof, 
 
 ajTt7rd ( odre/»'w, dretcacw, avamcuTrru). 
 'AvTenreiv, v. [contradicere,] to speak in reply, to refuse to acquiesce in. TV 
 
 \rjv av oljj.a.1 Cwcrdv uvTetireiv efxoL CE. C. 998. SYN. 'AvTEpelv, tear strc eiv. 
 
 See 'AvrtXeyw. 
 'AvTeHTtyepa), v. [contra infero,] to introduce in turn. Ovk avTeiccfjepZTE -as 
 
 thtydpas. Lysist. 653. 
 'AvreKfcXewrw, v. [vicissim furor,] to steal in turn. i AvT€^EKXe\pdi/ 'AcirdsXas 
 
 7Topva bvd. Acharn. 526. 
 'Avrepao-n/s, ov, 6, subst. [aemulus alicujus in amore,] 'Avrepacrujs tovtqv'L 
 
 Equit. 732. 
 'AvTepaw, v. [redamo, vicissim amo,] to love in return, to rival in love. Koi 
 
 (lc)v ep&PTL y avTepys LTT7r<i)j> spot. Rhes. 184. 
 'AvrEpeibcj, v. [renitor, innitor,] to press against, to press in return, to resist. 
 
 Oelv, avTEpeibe rols 'Epe^delbais bopv. Eur. Suppl. 712. SYN. 'Avre^w, Erttv^ 
 
 evairepeibw, avQiardfiai. 
 'Avrepeoj, v. [contradico,] to contradict, to gainsay. KatcSis 7TEirpaKTai iravrd^n' 
 
 Tts avTEpei', Med. 365. SYN. 'AvrXXiyu), q. v. 
 'Arrepvofiat, v. [pro re aliqua redimo,] to procure for money. ILoros dvf)p %pv- 
 
 oov te kclX apyvpov avrepvcraaQai. Theogn. 77 > SYN. 7 AvTd7robXbu)fiX. 
 'Airt^w, f. avdefa, v. [detineo, retineo, duro,] to hold against, to hold out 
 
 against, to sustain, to resist. 'ArreT^y' &s be 7rXfj66s ev areiy vewv. Pers. 
 
 419* SYN. AXa/jttvb}, bXapnEu), bXaxpovi£<o^bXdfjd'%dfj.at, di'E-^(a. 
 'AvTi]\Xds, frequentius et Attice avdriXXds, [orientalis,] facing the sun, east- 
 ward. 01 b' eanlpovs aynajvas, ol b' civtt)XXovs. Aj. Fl. 805. 
 'Avr-qv, adv. et praep. [coram, exadverso, contra, palam,] before, to the face, 
 
 openly. *\adv e/jol Qacrdat, kclX ojionaQ^fiEvaX dvTr\v. A. 1 87* 
 AvH]viop 3 opds, 6, P. N. [Anteuor,] a Trojan related to Priam. Ovk olios' d/na. 
 
 Tajyti bviti 'AvT)]v6pds vie. B. 822. EPITH. 'Aydvds, linrdbdfids, avrXdeos, (bXXo- 
 
 Zevos, XooQeos. 
 ApTrjvdpXbris, ov, patronym. [filius Agenoris,] the son of Agenor. 'Itjuhapas, 
 
 'AvTrjvdpibrjs, i]vs te fXEyas te. A. 221. 
 
 AvnipETris, ov, b, subst. [qui contra remigat, adversarius,] an opponent in 
 | rowing, an adversary. 'AvrrjpE-as k\Bpdi&i tov fjiEyav rpdirov. Sept. Theb. 269. 
 i SYN. 'ArrXiraXos, avTXfjLdyos, avriffrdTrju. 
 
 AvTrjoris, eos, 6 et ?/, adj. [oppositus,] opposed to. Qoiviicas avrfipr, y^wpav. 
 j Troad. 223. See Sept.Theb. 514. SYN. 'AvtoIos. 
 iAw/^w, v. [resnno, vicissim cano, sono,] to sound in return, to resound. Udp- 
 
 ecrTE, ecu fxEvovTES, dvrr)-%r}vdT£. Alcest. 435. SYN. 'Avrta^w. 
 AvtX, praep. genitiv. postulans, [pro, loco, vice, contra,] instead of, for, op- 
 posed to, against, "lib* avri iroXXuiy egtX fioi Trdpuwx>xjh Hec» 280. 
 i A*>r*dw, v. [" (l) cum gen., participo, fruor, (2) cum dat., occurro, oppono, 
 j (3) cum accus., approximo, procuro." Maltb.] (1) to share in, to enjoy ; (2) to 
 
 meet with, to oppose; (3) to approach, to take care of. E/^ fiiveX avriow- 
 
 aXv. Z. 127. SYN. Iftvavrdu), diravrdis), fUErdXapfidi'u), ETiXrvyydvu), E(pa.7rrdfxai. 
 . AvTidveipd, as, 1), adj. [virago, viris aequiparanda,] a female strong enough to 
 
 oppose a man, furious. Et fxrj ardaXs uvrXdvetpd. Olymp. 12. 23. Syn. 
 
 SyN. ^laavbpos. Exp. ' AppividTrds yvvi). 
 , AvTXdxew, et hvTXdy(io, v. [reclamo, contradico,] to sound or shout in an opposite 
 I direction, to contradict. 'AOpdoX dvrXdyriadv, ope^dro b' al\p' oXoolo. Apoll. 2. 
 
 830. SYN. 'AvrXfiddw, avrXXlyu), avrXyEywvlh). 
 AvrX(3aivw, v. [refragor, contra eo, obsto, obnitor,] to go against, to resist. 
 
 TlXevpalvXv avrXftdad tov bvabaijiovos. Bacch. 1115. 
 AvrXfiXos, 1 a, ov f et ov, 6 et rj, adj. [contrarius, ad versus,] exerting force against 
 
 force, violent, forcible. 'AvrXfiXois ETrieaoX- eyo> b" 7jpx ijV X"^^ 7ra ^ w » / ' B. 3? 8. 
 1 'Avrifrlov and avr\ffiT\v are used adverbially. 
 
92 ANTI ANTI 
 
 SYN/Am'^s, avTaibs, arrt^ods, evai'TX(3X8s,7rpb'crdvTr]s, ayri/ia^ds, avTurraTrjs. 
 'AvTifjoaa), daw, Ion. yew, [contra clamo,] to shout in return, to re-echo the cry 
 
 of another. 'A^w 6' avrXfioaaev, air&XeTo KaXos "AbuJvXs. Bion. 1, 38. SYN. 
 
 'Avrybio, dvdfiodco, avrtfcXa^w. 
 'AvTiiSoXeu), v. [(1) obvenio, occurro, (2) supplico, Gro,] (l)to come against, to 
 
 meet, to overtake, (2) to supplicate. Nv£ S' carat, ore 8/) ori/yepos yajuos hvfi- 
 
 fioXrjaei. a. 9.71. SYN. 'Aitww, avvrvyyavw, enXrvyyavw. 
 'AvrXypdyrj, vjs, ?/, subst. [accusatio ejus, a quo ante reus factus sis,] a defend- 
 ant's plea, a rescript, an answer. Ilpayjiara, icdvrXypdcpas. Nub. 472. 
 'AvTibepKdjuai, v. [contra intueor,] to look in the face. 'AW bs fievtav (dXettcl 
 
 re KavrtbepKerai. Here. F. l63. 
 'Avrlbexdfxai, v. [vicissim accipio,] to receive in return. Ylov brjO" 6 fifx&Sj. ovrXv 
 
 avTehelajiY]V. Choeph. Q03. SYN. 'AvrXXafijodvio. 
 'AvTXbXbdaicoj, f. |w, v. [alia, vel contraria doceo,] to teach in opposition, to 
 
 teach the contrary. Adaos ttot dvTebxbacrKe, ical IXpHovXhys. Vesp. 1410. 
 'AvrXbxbojfiX, f. bwow, v. [do vicissim, rependo,] to give in return, to repay, 'a 
 
 5' avrXbovvai. bel a, diraiTOvaris efxov. Hec. 271. SYN. 'Avabxbwfxi, dyrtbpdu), 
 
 cifieifiofiat, 
 'AvTXbXads, ov, 6, subst. [adversarius in lite,] an opponent in a law-suit, an 
 
 adversary. "07rws diroaTpeipais av dvrXbXKwv bXtajv. Nub. 774. SYN. 'AvtX- 
 
 (3Xos, avrXTraXos, eyflpos. 
 % AvTXbov\evio, v. [vicissim servio,] to serve in turn, to repay parental kindness. 
 
 " O oris fit]' vTXbovXevet, Eur. Suppl. 36l. 
 'AvrXbovXds, ov, 6, subst. [qui loco servi est,] a substitute for a slave, ?. slave 
 
 instead. Kayw juev dvrXbovXos' e/c be xpr}/.iaTtov. Choeph. 129« SYN. ^lao- 
 
 bovXos, 
 *Av7ibov7ros, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [contra sonans,] sounding in return, equally affected. 
 
 'AvrXbovnoy ycreTat. Pers. 126. 
 'AvrX~bpaio, v. [vicissim facio,] to act in return, to repay. Tlddoyres, vjias di>-X- 
 
 bpqv ofydXonZv. Eur. Suppl. 1189. 
 *AvTXb(i)pedfiat, v. [rerauneror,] to give in return, to remunerate. 'E«r8Xwv ajioi- 
 
 ($as dvTXbojprjGrataTO. Helen. 158. SYN. ^AyTairdbXbujfJLX. 
 'AvtXQeos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [ajquiparandus Deo,] equal to a god, godlike, noble. 
 
 'AyrXdeoy YldXv&fjfidi', Qov Kpciros earX fieytordv. a. JO. SYN.^lavdeos, dedeiKe- 
 
 Xos, Oeoeibris, delos, baifid'Abs, 'ifdeds, Radios, riyddeos. 
 'AvrXOvpos, ov, Set fj, adj. [januae oppositus vel obversus,] that which is placed 
 
 opposite to the door, in front of the door. 2r^ be tear dvrXdvpoy nXXaXrjs 
 
 'ObvaflX <pdv€iad. ir. 159. 
 'ArrXKaTdOvfivKw, v. [invicem morior,] to die \n turn. Kal rovs KTdvovrds dy-X- 
 
 KarBdvelv bXtey. Choeph. 138. 
 'AvriKevrpoVj ov, to, adj. [stimuli vim habens, incitamentum,] that which acts as 
 
 an incentive, a stimulus. Tols crutypocny yap avrXicevrpd yiyverat. Eumen. 130. 
 'AvTXzribev<i), v. [colo in modum alierius,] to be attentive to on account or 
 
 after the manner of another. Aecnoiy opus ova, dyrXicrjbevu) ndrpos. Ion 733. 
 
 SYN. 'AvrXTijidk)* 
 ^AvTXK^pvctait), f. £w, v. [contra praedico,] to proclaim in return. Kovbey Kpewy 
 
 rot-rS' dvTEKijpv^ev Xvyois. Eur. Suppl. 683. SYN. 'AvrdfieifidfJiai, avreinelv. 
 'Avm'XacJw, f. ciy£w, v. [reboo, clangorem vicissim edo,] to shout in return, to 
 
 chant alternately. BaK^eldu dvTh:Xa£oy dXXy)Xats /ueXos. Bacch. 1046. 
 
 SYN. 'A^rt/3oXdw, aidfcXaclu). 
 'AvrtiiKeia, as, ij, P. N. [Anticlea,] the mother of Ulysses. AvtoXvkov Qvy&Trjp 
 
 fxeyaXrirdpds *Avritc\eitL, X. 85. 
 'AvTfkXtvw, v. [ex ad verso adnuo,] to bow to in return. Kcd irdXXv avr£K\irep* 
 
 H b % evboOX Ovjuov Xavdrj. Musae. 107. 
 'AvtXkv>i}xX6v, ov, to, subst. [cms, (juia sura? opposita est,] the fore part of the 
 
 leg, the shank or shin-bone. Nuy 5' eireib>) areppdv ybr) rovft&v avrXKi'iifudr. 
 
 Acharn. 219. 
 
ANTI ANTI 93 
 
 Avrf/cpv, et rarissime avrX~Kpvs, adv. [(1) e regione, manifesto, palam. Vid. 
 Damm. c. 118.] directly opposite, in front, throughout, openly. 'Eyw & 
 07rws fxlv avrXicpvs rah' alviaio. Choeph. 186. See also E. 1 89- 
 
 'Avt'iktovos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [vicissim interficiens,] avenging murder. 'Avrucro- 
 
 vois •koivcCmj! tyiXrdrov irarpos. Eum. 467. 
 Avrtuvpeit), f. vpaco, v. [occurro,] to fall against, to encounter. 'Av-Xtcvpiravres 
 
 CaXctis. Olymp. 12. 16. SYN. zirXTvyyttvii), ETrepxpfxai. 
 AvTiXagdfini, et dv-XXaZv/uat, v. [prehendo, capesso,] to bear a part or share. 
 
 'AM* avrl\a£av ical Tsdvuv. Orest. 451. $YN."A7rro/*cu, dju^d^dw, avrXXafx- 
 
 fidi d/uat, E7rl%eip£(0. 
 'AvTiXaKTlZat, v. [recalcitro,] to kick against. Kat ttiBos nXrjyels vir opyrjs av- 
 
 rsXaK-Xaev 7rXB(o. Pax 6 12. SYN. 'Avaetidbaclu). 
 Av-iXa/ifiavio, v. [recipio vicissim; hi med, voc. percipio, vindico mihi; 
 
 reprelsendo,] to receive in turn; to exchange ; to perceive ; to claim. "Ep- 
 
 yoial & epyd bXdbo-% arrXX{]\pErai. Andron. 741. SYN. 'AvrXXaZvjMi, dvaXa^i" 
 
 fiapoj, eTrXXafjifDaidfiai, bXdbe^dfxaiy ivpoGTrotEOfiat, Krdofxai. 
 'AvrXXa/jLTa}, v. [e contrario splendeo vel refulgeo,] to shine opposite to. 01 
 
 b' arT£Xajj.\pav kcli tzdprjyyeiXav 7rpdaa). Agam. 285. SYN. 'AvaXafiTrb), Ik- 
 
 Xa/U7T(t). 
 ^AvrXXeyu, v. [contradico, nego,] to speak against, to reply to. 'I<t' avrXXQai* 
 
 rovbe yap Kavros Kpdrto. CE. R. 408. 
 'AvTiXeK-Zds, adj. verb, [contradicendus,] to be gainsayed, or denied. Olblv 
 
 avrXXetc-Ebv . Heracl. 975. 
 'AvTiXdyew, v. [contradico,] to coutradict, to deny. Tobe' ttu>s elbios civrXXo- 
 
 yrjffoj. Antig. 378. SYN. 'AvriXeyu), avrepEco, avrelTrelv, avTHpct&zuj, d-KbtyaGKis), 
 
 ov (prj/uX, efapvos elfxX, apvEOjuat, e^apvEbjxat, atrdtyrifjit, avrXfrj/uiX, avrXtyuvEio, avrX- 
 
 yeywish). 
 'AvrXXdyXicos, rj, bv, adj. [disputundi et refatandi peritus,] capable of contra- 
 dicting, qualified to dispute. KuvrXXbyXKcs, nal rovro rovnX'^ojpXdv. Nub. 1175. 
 
 SYN. AdyXaos, ayyXvoos, KOfrd/os, Xeir-oXoyus. 
 'AvrXXdyds, ov, 6 et >;, adj. [contradicens, contrarius,] contradictory, oppo- 
 sing, contrary. Kat irdXXv uvrXXoyois. Mel. 1141. Sy-N. 'AvtXBetos, clvtX- 
 
 (3xds. 
 
 'AvtXXo-^os, ov, b, P. N. [Antiloc'jus.] 'Ev adzcX 'AvrXXo^OLO, to h' ijfiXav Ke7r* 
 
 etti yat7]s. N. 565. EPITH. 'AtAVfjuov, y.EV£)(cipfir}S, cpdrepos, AiorpZfqSj 6edeib^s r 
 
 NeGTopXbrjSy ireww^EVos, LiEydBvuos. 
 'AvrXXiipos, ov, 6 et 7/, adj. [lyrae respondens,] responsive to the lyre. 'AXXd 
 
 Betas avrXXvpov Movaas. Trach. 653. &YT3."Ai>r<*)bcs, TvoXvpos, avTlfxtfxds. 
 'AvrX/uavQdvo), v. [contra disco,] to learn one thing instead of another, tobe 
 
 better taught. "Ertpd bs vvv uvrX/udBcJi'. Vesp. 1453. 
 'AvrX/uaxos, ou, 6, P. N. [Antimachus,] the name of a man in the Trojan senate., 
 
 who was bribed by Paris, and prevented Helen from being delivered up to 
 
 Menelaus. Ytov &' 'Arrfyid^oto Aeovtevs, oi,6s "Aprjos. M. 188. 
 *AvrXfjiEdi(7T7]fxt, v. [contrariam partem transfer©, vicissim muto,] to change, to 
 
 substitute. Zjj-ovct' avTX/JEBtGTc.vai. Thesm. 362. SYN. 'AvrtjiETd^aXXdiiat, 
 
 fJErdrXdrj/ut, fXEraKtvEd). 
 'Av7ifiiixdvdd/.iai, v. [machinis machinas oppono,] to plot against. Zevs 5' av- 
 
 TEfjiYiydvi]adB\ old bt) Beos. Bacch. 291. 
 'AprXfjufios, ov, b et >;, adj. [semulus, similis,] rivalling, like. 'OtyOaXpoy avrifii- 
 
 fiov fjXXov Tpo)(<5. Thesm. 17. SYN. f 6/xo7os, TrdpairXiiaXos. 
 9 AvrXfj.iGEU), v. [odi vicissim,] to hate in return. Ke~tvds vyiuv avTE^lffet. Ly- 
 
 sistr. S18. 
 'AvTXjjtiaBos, ov, b et >/, adj. [remuneratorius,] retributive, repaying. My^v 
 
 Tror' avrXfitaBov evper kv XXrals. iEsch. Suppl. 270. 
 'AvrXfioX-rrds, ov, b et >/, adj. [contrarius in cantu,] opposed in song, respon- 
 sive, sad, woful. EIr' avrifitikitliv rjiczv oXoXyvJ/s fieydv. Med. 1173. Syn. 
 
 'AvriyBoyyds. 
 
94 ANTI ANTI 
 
 'Avrh'iKau), v. [vicissim vinco victorem,] to conquer after a defeat. E?7rep tcpa- 
 
 rrjdeis y avriviKfjaai deXeis. Choeph. 492. 
 'AvtXvoos, ov, 6, P. N. [Antinous,] one of the suitors of Penelope! Tov o' av 
 
 'Avtu'oos 7rpdae(j)r], Ev7re/0eos vlbs. a. 383. EPITH. KaKbjurj^dvbs, fiapybs. 
 'Avrt^oew, v. [contrarius sum,] to be cross-grained, to differ, to be contrary to. 
 
 Qdvevrd* Nt/xea t ovtc avri^beX. Ol. 13. 47. 
 'Avr/^ods, ov, 6 et f}, adj. [ad versus, resistens, contrarius,] cross-grained, ad- 
 verse, hostile, resisting. 'fts 5' ore vr/Xd bovpd Odois avri^bd yojjityois. Apoll. 
 
 2. 79' SyN. 'Eva vtXos, TToKefxXos. 
 'AvTwicri, t)s, fj, P. N. [Antiope,] the mother of Amphion and Zethus. Tf)v be 
 
 fier 'AvTXoTrr)V Xbbv, 'Aawirolo dvyarpd. X. 259. 
 'AvrXbs, a, bv, adj. [adversus ex adverso stans,] adverse, opposite. Ev^ofYjuovs 
 
 vavs avrXas 'EXXtjvigXv. Ion ll60. SYN. 'Avralbs, avrXfiXbs, avTXndXbs. 
 'Avrtotrrarew, poet, pro avdiardjuat, v. [contrarius sum,] to stand or continue 
 
 opposite. Tore CTeXovfxev* vvv yap avrXocndrel. Philoct. 649» EXP. 'Evav- 
 
 TXoV TTVEh). 
 
 'AvrXdu) et avrXbofjiaiy Ion. pro avrtata, v. [adversor, repugno,] to go against, 
 
 to oppose, to resist. TXs av roioh* ayrtiodrjvat deXot ; ^Esch. Suppl. 385. 
 'Avri7rcus, naiads, 6, adj. [puero similis, adolescens,] resembling a child. 
 
 Aelffaad yap ypavs, ovbev, avrXirais jueV ovv. Eumen. 38. 
 VWnraXos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [adversarius in lucta ; aequas vires habens, viribus 
 
 par,] adverse, opposed to, an antagonist, reciprocal, equivalent. ^AvrXitaXov 
 
 KardXaXva reined. Phcen. 810. SYN. 'Avralbs, evavrXbs, T"o"07rdXds. 
 s Avrt7rd(Tx«, f- ireiobjuai, v. [vicissim beneficio adficior, vel maleficio.] &p&v 
 
 avri7ra<T)(w ^prjard y, oV dvrjp 7revr]s. Philoct. 5Q0. 
 "AvrXTreu-nfs), v. [remitto,] to send in return. Yle.fx\paffXv fjfuv avrli: ejx-^lv, etcXv- 
 
 oiv. (E. R. 314. 
 'AvrXnepaids, a, bv, adj. [ex adverso situs,] situated opposite to. Oi r' "Hiretpdv 
 
 e%ov, 71$ avrXnepai evsjuovto. B. 635. 
 * AvrXnepav , Ion. avrXntpriv, et poet. avrXirtpd, etiam avTXTtepriQcv , adv. [ex ad- 
 verso, trans,] directly opposite, over against. 'AvTXneprjv yairj BiOvvXbi iretff- 
 
 fidr dv?]ibdv. Apoll. 1. 177. See also Apoll. 1. 6l3. 
 ^Avriirerpds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [valde durus, ut saxum,] hard, as a rock. Avrov* 
 
 fir\KETi roiift avrXnerpov. CE. C. 192. SYN.^Iff07rerods. 
 9 Avrt7r^, riybs, rj, subst. [area lignea, cista,] a large wicker basket. EiXiktov 
 
 avTX7rrjyds, ws opt^d' o irals. Ion. 40. SYN. Kiarr), kXjSojtos. 
 'AvrX'TrXr)!;, rjyos, 6 et fj, adj. [ictibus crebris percussus,] dashed against. 2rd>a> 
 
 ^psfiovoX ft avrXirXyyes literal. Antig. 592. 
 *AvtXitv66s, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [spirans adversus, reflans,] blowing against, adverse. 
 
 M>y riras avrXirvbovs Advdols yjpbvXas Eveprjbds. Agam. 145. 
 *AvTi7roivdv, ov, to, subst. [poena pro delicto,] a punishment for a crime. Av- 
 
 fias o.vtXtxoiv' efxas ', Xu) rdXas. Hec. 1065. 
 , AvtXttolv6s, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [pcenas rependens vel exigens,] suffering or de- 
 manding punishment for. AvtXttoivovs Tivys fjL-nTpbtyovovs bvas. Eumen. 268. 
 'AvrXiropQeio, v. [vasto vicissim,] to lay waste in return, to render desolate. 
 
 Krevti yap avrbv KavrX-rropOljcru) bdjJiovs. Troad. 359« 
 'AvTXTropdfAds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [oppositus, ultra mare,] situated beyond a strait 
 
 or passage, opposite. AxbwaXv avrXitopd/jid b! ijireipoiv bvolv. Ion 1585. 
 'AvTX7ropds, ov, 6 et */, adj. [e regione situs,] opposite, over against. XaXuSds 
 
 avrX-ndpov. Iph. A. 1492. 
 'AvrX'-rrpaypos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [qui proram habet in aliquem conversam, conspi- 
 
 cuus, qui est ante oculos,] having the prow turned towards, before the face. 
 
 Tvvai, Kar avrXTrpupd byjid oo\ (3Xe7C€iv. Trach. 227* SYN. 'EvavrXos. 
 'Av-Xirvpyds, ov, b et ?/, adj. [qui turri opponi et comparari potest,] like a tower. 
 
 * EppurTbv JavrXirvpybv tnXfiaaai Trtrpav. Bacch. 1095. 
 
 1 'AvTairoiva also occurs, Here. F. 751. in the same sense. 
 
ANTI ANTI 95 
 
 'Avrtirvpybu), v. [contra niunio, turres aedifico,] to fortify against, to strengthen 
 
 with towers. T»^§' v-^Xnvpybv avTeizvpyuxrav 7t8te. Eumen. 69 K 
 'AvTippeirio, v. [in contrariam partem vergo,] to weigh against, to equal in 
 
 weight. NiKq. to icepbos, ntf/ma 6' ovk avrtppeirei. Agam. 557> 
 'Avrippdiros, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [in contrariam partem vergens, asqui pollens,] 
 
 equal in weight, equivalent. Av7rr)s avTippdrtov ayBbs. Electr. 1 19. Syn. 
 
 laoppoirds, avriarradfids. 
 ' AvrXariKbio, v. [quasi ad aequilibrium rependo,] to place in the opposite scale, 
 
 to counterbalance. "Qaov nip ev iror ' avrio^Kwercts be as. Hec. 57. SYN. 
 
 ' ' Avaar}Kd(t) t aPTiaradfieii), apTu7rdhtb(i)/M, cb'vijuerpew. 
 'AvTicrircMTfxds, ov, 6, subst. [convulsio,] a spasm. 'ft Zev, bcty&y ai'TiGTraarfiajy. 
 
 Lysistr. 966. 
 'AvTifnraffTds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [in contrarium abstrahens,] tearing asunder, dis- 
 tracting, convulsive. 'Abayfxos dvr/a7raoTos" ehd (polvlos. Trach. 772. Exp. 
 
 ^Iffos OTraajuu), r) jucrct GTradfiov. 
 'AvTioTrau), v. [in contrariam partem traho,] to tear against, to tear away, to 
 
 divert. 'Op/utofjiEVOv be /urjbafiios fx avTiarracrys. P. V. 345. SYN. 'AvnAa/z- 
 
 joavofiai, avaXanfiavu), rar^w, kojXvu). 
 'Avriffradfjids, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [aequale pond us habens,] of equal weight. Kar- 
 
 Ci X ' A X ai0VS > ^ s " 7r <* T *iP ai'TifTTad/udy. Soph. Electr. 57. Syn. See 'AvTippdirds. 
 'AvTioroiyos, ov, 6 et if, adj. [e regione oppositus, aequalis,] corresponding in 
 
 motion, parallel, ^ua yap avTiaroL^os ws, (pwvrjv e^eis. Androm. 74(5. Syn. 
 
 "Ofxoios, tads, avrXos. 
 'Avt'mjxuj poet, pro arrex w > v. [teneo ante, oppono, obtendo,] to hold out 
 
 against, to oppose. Qaaydvd. re a7raaaaade, icaX avTiayeaQe Tpditi^as. v. 74. 
 
 SYN. 'AvQlaTriiM, TrdpciTXdrjfxX, irpdrelvio. 
 'AvTiTCHTfrw, v. [ex adverso instruo ad praelium,] to draw up against, to oppose. 
 
 Kara oTofx enrdvovTES avTera^apiv. Heracl. 801. SYN. 'EvavTiddfiat, clvtX- 
 
 Ketfiai, iraparaaabixai, avdivrrj/uX, uvrXreivb), avrXbXbojfxX. 
 'Ai-TXreivb), v. [in contrariam partem tendo,] to stretch in return, to repay. 
 
 Obb' civrXreivetv vi\TtV avrX vrprXtoV. Med. 891* SYN. 'Avrt/3cuVw, a.yTXfiXa£djj.ai t 
 
 avTixprrflgu), avTiOTtevbd), 
 'AvrXrefjivb), v. [remedium prsebeo : Vid. Jacobs. Animadv. in Eurip. p. 3fJ.] 
 
 to cut against, to apply a remedy to a disease. 'Avrire/iwv fipordlai. Aicest. 
 
 'AvrXrevxp/nai, et avrXrvyyavh), v. [similis sum,] to be like. NCy be a arijuriarovat' 
 
 y vvaiKos ap* clvtetetv^o. 0. l63. 
 'AvTXTe"x v ° s > ov > °» subst. [adversarius alicui in arte quapiam,] a rival in any 
 
 art. 'Avrtre^voy, tote bri /jdyias vno beiyfjs. Ran. 81 6. SYN. 'AptX/mhos, 
 
 avdajjitXXds, avri£r]\ds. 
 'AvrXrifiivpeu), v. [vicissim ulciscor,] to punish in return, to avenge. t Meve\eu)p 
 
 6\ Xy avToits avreri/LKjjprjadfxriv. Iph. T. 354. 
 'AvTiTtvu), 7, et avrXrXu)^ f. icio, v. [vicissim luo,] to suffer or pay for. Tldaiv 
 
 hXKrf ruivb' avriTicraodai kukCjv. Med. 26l. SYN. 'AvTCLTrdbxbcjjjiXy aitOTLOJ, tXvio. 
 'AvtXtoX/j.6s, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [adversarius,] opposing, attacking. Toy clvtX- 
 
 To\/ioy tya/M TrapaifiaTay. Eumen. 55fj. 
 'AvtXtojjlov, ov, to, subst. [remedium,] a remedy. 'Ayriro/m arepeav obvyav. 
 
 Pyth. 4. 393. 
 *AyTXTdp£o), v. [trausfodio, perfodio,] to stab or pierce through. *Afi\ij'xpfiv 
 
 eidap be bopv ^poos avTETdprjae. E. 337- SYN. Aidrd/oew, bXepxofxat, bXopvoaw, 
 
 avdirelpoj. 
 'AvtXtos, ov, oetrj, adj. [vicissim punitus,] retributive, revenged. 'Pei-eii/, 
 
 aina 7rbdt Zevs ayTXra epyd TeXearcrrj. P. 51. 
 'AvtXtvkos, ov, betf], adj. [(1) ictumrepellens, (2) repercussus, (3) adversarius,] 
 
 (1) a striking against, (2) struck back, re-echoed, (3) hostile. Udp' J arti-dy 
 
 avTXTv-nov. Philoct. 693. SYN. 'Avri7raXos, avrXfii/uos, aicXr}pds. 
 
 1 M&tKfuv here forms an anapaest. 3 The penult, is short in Attic, long in epic verse. 
 
05 ANTI ANTO 
 
 'Airtri/Trrw, v. [repercutio,] to beat in return. Qelvai vV/jov to~s vleaiv rovs 
 
 TraTEpas aVTtTV7TT€tv. Nub. 1426. SYN. 'AvTui'a.cXaio, avrXKOirrk}, iiTTXTTXi]Trh). 
 'Avrtyepvos, gv 9 6 et >/, adj. [dotis loco datus,] given in return for the dowry. 
 
 "Ayovad r avrXtyepvov 'IXtov <j>6opay. Agam. 3^6. 
 'Avrl<J>£pi$ut, v. [me aequiparo, oppono,] to oppose, to match, to compare one's 
 
 self to. "Heater', ovtXs aoi yl Qewv hvvdr avTXtyspi&iv, 0. 357. SYN. 'A»ti- 
 
 tytpu), avTi(p£po/j.ai s lad(p£pi^(o, avrXfiaivu), efyaooyai. 
 'AvrXQepb), v. [regero, resisto,] to meet, to oppose, to resist. Xpatc/ieTy apyd- 
 
 Xeos yap 'dXvfnrtos avrXcpEpetrOat. A. 589. SYN. 'AvdisrdfXai, evavriddfiai. 
 'AvrXfyevycj, v. [alterius loco fugio,] to be banished for another. Kovr avrt- 
 
 (pevyeiv, 7ratbos clvtX gov, ttogXs. Eur. Electr. 1 09 - ♦ SYN. MItolkeo). 
 'Ai'-KpOeyyofxai, v. [vicissim sonum edo, resonc,] to utter a sound in return, 
 
 to answer, to re-echo. Qptic&hes apre<j)6cyyET- elaopwai be. Hipp. 1211. SYN. 
 
 'Ajjieifidfjiaif avTri^eio, avTajuetfjofiat. 
 'AvTXipXXeojt v. [vicissim amo, redamo,] to love in return. Yalaeiot iraXat 
 
 drbpts, ok avTe^XXrja 6 (pXXrjdeis. Theocr. 12. l6. SYN. 'AvTepdv, avrdyd- 
 
 7rda>. 
 'AjrfyXeyw, v. [vicissim illustro vel uro,] to illumine in turn. 'Eonepas cfQaX- 
 
 fidv avT£<pXe£,£ fxrjva. Olymp. 3. 35. 
 'AvTiQdvds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [caedem cempensans,] shedding blood for blood. 
 
 At, at 5' avrXtyoviov QdvovTbiv dpai. Sept. Theb. 889« 
 WvTityvrevb), v. [vicissim gigno,] to produce in return. YleiQw yAv ydp ovetdp' 
 
 epts b' epXv avrXxpiirevei. Phocyl. 74. 
 'Ai'TXfpwveu), v. [contra clamo vel sono,] to sound in return, "zpuras avrtyvjvei. 
 
 Anacr. 1.10. Syn. 'Avrybu), bXdcjuorEw, avrfipaXXh), ci/ieijSojuai. 
 'AvtX<P<*)vos, ov, 6 et f>, adj. [contra sonans, respondens,] corresponding to, in 
 
 unison with. 'Avadr dnvadr, avTXfyojv e^Cjv. Eur. Suppl. 810. SyN„"A>tw- 
 
 bos, dirwbds, bid(pii)vos. 
 'AvrX-^dpels, clad, sv, part. 2. a. pass, ab avTi^aXpo^ai, vel, ut rS Jones videtur, 
 
 part, praes. ab avTL^dprjpX, [invicem gratificans vel gratulans,] gratifying or 
 
 congratulating in return. Tot noXvapfjidrw avrXycipeiod 0///3a. Antig. 149. 
 'AvrX^eipoTovEio, v. [refrtger,] to stretch out the hand against, to vote against. 
 
 npocreOrjKey, ohbeis avTE-fceipoTdrrjOEV dv. Eccl. 423. SYN. 'AvdiffrrjjAi, avTtipr]- 
 
 <pic!(t), avrXfialvh). 
 'AvTixpaXXoj, f. X<3, v. [psallo vicissim,] to play alternately. 'AvTt\paXXu)v eXe- 
 
 (jxtPTobETOv. Av. 218. SYN. 'AprXtymEU), avrXupovio. 
 'Avri\paXfjids, ov, 6 et i], adj. [qui vicissim canitur,] alternately sung. 'Avn- 
 
 \paXjuovs abas. Iph. T. 178. SYN. 'AvtX^mvos, q. V. 
 'AvtXew, f. rjffh), v. [(1) haurio, (2) exantio,] to draw water out by a pump, to 
 
 exhaust, to draw out to the dregs. Bevtjv ek a\av, Xvrrpov avrXi'icrei fiXov. 
 
 Hipp. 902. SYN. 'AsraWXsw, bXavrXEw, e|avrXew, dpxxo, apvofxai, dfverao), 
 
 a7TO/3(0£^W. 
 
 'AvrXXa, as, rj, subst. [(I) sentina, (2) ministerium et poena hauriendi sentinam,] 
 
 a sink, the hold of a ship where the bilge- water is, the action of pumping. 
 
 'Es civrXXav, es rrrp&pdv, es izpvixvav^ oiroi. Philoct. 488. 
 "AvtXos, ov, 6, subst. [(1) sentina, (2) mare,] the foul water in the hold of a 
 
 ship, a sink, a large collection of water, the sea. 'aXXjuevov tXs ws es dvrXov 
 
 ttegwv. Hec. 1010. (double dochm.) 
 *AvroiKreipa), v. [vicissim niisereor,] to pity in return. f H/xe7s a dp avQXs, w 
 
 %ev avTotKTdpofJLEv. Ion315. 
 'AvroX?), contr. pro dvaTdXrj, fjs, rj, [oriens, ortus,] the rising of the sun or other 
 
 heavenly body, the East. "AoTpuv dv eXOotfji' aWZpcs npos dvroXas. Phoen. 514. 
 
 SYN. 'AvdrdXrj, £7rXrdXrj, J £(oa. EpiTH. 'HXXoarXfirjs, epinvbtjs, <pXdy&\p. 
 "Avrdfjiat, v. [occurro, obvius fio,] to meet. 'Avto/uevt) Kd-EpvKE' ACos be cfy* 
 
 evvETTE jjlvQov. 0.412. SYN. 'A7ra^rta^w, EirXTvyxdvu. 
 
 i 
 1 'ettHtoK^i is more properly applied to the stars. See Vakkenaer. Phcen. r>14. 
 
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ANTP ANH0 97 
 
 'Avrpeirut, contr. pro 'ApaTpEnto, q. V. 
 
 "AvTp&v, ov, to, subit. [antrum, spelunca,] a cave, a cavern. Kalrot Qvyoifx' ttv, 
 
 KaxfiifiriK avTpov juv^wp. Cycl. 478. SYN. Ko/Xwyud, KoiXds, fivdfxds, yvdXop, 
 
 tnreds, (nrelos, cnri]Xvy%, airr}Xaibp, Kevdfiwp, fxv^os, (pio\ea. EPITH. 'Htpoei&es, 
 
 vxjsrfpecpes, otepop, biaro/JOP, noXv^avbis, koUXop, VX^^ v y iroXvfievdes f TT£Tpr}pe(p£S t 
 
 XaXiop, TrjXeTrdpdv, aefxpop, evpv, eixruldt', 7reptKaXXes, bva(3drop, dvrfXXop, diret- 
 
 plaXov. 
 "AvtvZ, vyds, rj, subst. [ambitus multarum rerum, ora exterior,] the border of 
 
 anything round, the exterior rim of a shield, the seat of a chariot, a chariot. 
 
 "E0ao-fce, btypov t elaefiaivep avrvya. Here. F. 943. SYN. TlEpX^Epeid, a/ia£a, 
 
 axpls o^Yifj-aros. EPITH. Map/uapea, irepTbpd/j.os, TrioXiKrj, (paeipfj. 
 'Avrybds, ov, 6 et f}, adj. [qui cantu rnutuo respondet,] singing alternately. 
 
 'H^w, Xoyiav avrwbds eiriKOKKvirrpia. Thesm. 100*0. SYN. 'AptX^wpos, avrl- 
 
 \paX/Jos, KaraXXrjXds. 
 'Avrwfudaia, as, >/, subst. [jusjurandum de calumnia a parte rei,] a defendant's 
 
 oath. QaXXotydpot KaXoif*£d\ avTwpooXiov neXvtyr). Vesp. 542. SYN. AiKtj. 
 'AvTujirtds, avTUiiros, et olvtwkyis, ov, 6 et fj, adj^ [ex ad verso intuens,] direct in 
 
 the face, facing. 'AvT&nldv uadp aiyXrjv. Apoll. 4. 727. See also Iph. A. 
 
 584. SYN. 'Apravyijs. 
 "Apvbpds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [arid us, siccus,] having no water, dry. Elr' eirl ras 
 
 dvvbpovs. Alcest. 115. SYN. "Aflpd^ds, bi\pdXEos, dpnrros, clkKvotos, 
 'Avvfjievaids, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [carens honoribus nuptialibus,] not having so- 
 lemnized the rites of Hymen, unmarried. Nvktos KiXatptjs avvfxevaie TrapOepe. 
 
 Here. F. 830. 
 'AvvfjtyevTos, et dwjucpds, ov, 6 et //, adj. ["qui sponsam vel quae sponsum non 
 
 habet,"] unespoused, unmarried, unsanctioned by marriage, illegitimate. 
 
 Nvfifriv at/v/j.(j)oi> irapQevop r airapBevov. Hec. 6l0. See also Soph. Electr. 
 
 187. SYN." Ay d/uos, ndicdydfids, Kanovvfityds, KaKovv/uipevTds. 
 'Awfivew, v. [celebro, decanto,] to celebrate, to proclaim by an oracle. SYN. 
 
 'Yfxvfu), di'dfj.eX7r(i), dvdyopevio. 
 'Avv7rdbr)Tos, ov, 6 et >;, adj. [non calceatus,] barefooted. KupvndbriTos mffd 
 
 7ro\\' aveyet, neap fifilv aejivoirpoawTreis. Nub. 363. SYN. Yvfivbirovs, dv^XX- 
 
 TTOS, VrjKlKOVS. 
 
 "AvvaXs, ems, fj, subst. [perfectio, finis,] bringing to an end, end, consummation. 
 I KXcu', £7rei ovk dvvaiv rXvd brjdfiEP' aXXa rdyiard. b. 544. SYN. TlXripwais, 
 l rsXeiwaXs. 
 'Ai'vtu), dvvu), et poet, dva, Alt. 'Avvtm, dvvw, v. [perficio, efficio,] to bring to 
 j an end, to dispatch, to exhaust. 'AXX' ovbip t\pvt' aXXd 7roX\' ojulov j^eXij. 
 | Androm. 1135. See also Hec, 924. et K. 2£1. SYN. 'E^dvvto, d7rapri$<o, 
 
 Kdraprtcloj, bXarsXEw, dTrorEXeoj, ETUKpaivu), bXa7rparr(t), reXeo^OjOew, TTEpaipw, diro- 
 
 TrXrjpou), ToXvirevii), dn€pya$,6fxai. 
 "Avid, adv. [sursum, supra, in loco vel ad locum,] above, upwards. TevxeaQti- 
 
 pop fjiep Xadv eKTe'ivovT dvio. Eur. Suppl. 664. 
 I 'Avtuyrj, rjs, r), subst. [jussum,] a command or order. AWojiepois' dfivbts be 
 
 VEoi'Op<prjds dvojyrj. Apoll. 1. 1134. 
 i mvioyit), v. [jubeo, hortor,] to command, to prompt. r £ifxr€ip dp^x®' eXdovrds 
 
 vXovpyovs bpvos. Here. F. 241. SYN. KeXevw, 7rapaiP£U), Eiri(TKr]7rTw, €7rir€XX<i/, 
 i ETrXraaaa), heXo/acu, TtdpaKEkevojAdi. 
 'ApwbvvXu, as, f] } subst. [absentia doloris,] freedom from pain. Titcrdp' dpo)bv~ 
 
 vXas. Pylh. 3. 11. 
 I 'Autobvpos, ov, 6 et ri> adj. [doloris expers,] free from pain. 'Apwbvpop fiXeirovtd. 
 i KafxTrvEOPT etX. Philoct. 883. SYN."AXu7rds, dpa.Xyr}Tos, diropos. 
 "ApwOep, adv. [desuper, superne, coelitus,] from above, from heaven. "Eorpet// 
 1 apwdev 7TEpXj3dXb)P Kara) ytiovos. Troad. 1232. 
 *Apw6eo>, f. (odqau) et waw, v. [sursum impello,] to force up, to push backwards. 
 
 Ot flip dpwaapres nXedp es noXXp, ws ekeXcv^e. o. 5-52. SYN. 'A7rw0lw, bXcaQew, 
 
 ando-eld). 
 
 Pros. Lex* N 
 
G3 ANM AHYA 
 
 'Apmart, adv. [clam, inopinato, insperato, ex improviso,] inadvertently, with- 
 out suspicion. Aadprj, dvbiiari, SdXw ov\6fiivi)s d\oxot&. b. 92. 
 
 'Av&'utt&s, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [inopinatus, improvisus,] unthought of, unexpected, 
 Sudden. Tw S' dp' dvwiffTOV KaKoi' rjXvds bids 'AxtXXevs. <J>. 39- ^ATrpotrhdKrfTds, 
 abdicrjTds. 
 
 'AvauVrws, adv. [inopinato,] unexpectedly. *£ls ol fjey ttvkX oi&iv dviaitxTtos bdyd- 
 KCffal. A poll. 3. 7« 
 
 'ArwjudXds, ov, 6 et ij, adj. [non planus, insequalis, inconstans,] unequal, un- 
 even, variable. $eu* tw: fipoTeiwv ws dvwpdXot rvx rtt « Eur. fr. Scyr. Syn. 
 "AvX~oos. 
 
 'Avhijudrds, ov, 6 et f/, adj. [injuratus,] unsworn, not sanctioned by an oath. 
 Adyots be trv/ifZas, kcli Qeuv dvu/jorvs. Med. 735. 
 
 'AvwvdfxaarTos, ov, 6 et >'/, adj. [sine nomine, uefandus,] nameless, horrible. 
 "Apprjr\ dvcji'dfjinaTd, Qavpdriav irepa. Hec. 713. 
 
 'Avibpvfjids, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [expers nominis, ignobilis,] anonymous, obscure, 
 unknown to fame. TloXXr) jxev ev fiporoloX kovic uv&vvfxos. Hipp. 1. 
 
 *Avu><f>eXrjs, ids, et avwtyeXrjTvs, ov, 6 et /;, adj. [inutiiis, damnosus,] useless, 
 hurtful, pernicious, a. HettovQcl beivd. b. tote ydp ?)<x0' dvoxpeX^s. Orest. 
 1533. See also Soph. Electr. 1144. Syn. , Ar//H/ro's, a^pr]<TT6s i dav/jQdpds, 
 db&Kifios, f/dratds. 
 
 ^A^evos, Ion. aZetvds, ov, o et f/, adj. [inhospitalis,] inhospitable, inhuman, 
 boisterous. At, p$* vvv 8 afyivov 7tovtov £eiva. Iph. T. 218. Syn. 'Atvo^evos, 
 fiiooQvds, kuko^epos, bva^einEpos, aKoivojvr)Tos. 
 
 "AfyoTos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [radendo non politus,] not polished, rough. Ou Ku>Xd 
 
 Kafi\poy TOl/fr EK a£e(TT0V TTETpOV. CE. C. 19. SYN. 'AfTKETTCiprds. 
 
 \A$m, as, »;, subst. [dignitas, meritum, sestimatio,] worth, price, merit, value. 
 
 Qdveiv npXv al(T\pwv fjr) Kdr dgiav tv-^elv. Hec. 374. ~SYN. 'A^torr/s, agiioaXs, 
 
 a%i<t)jnd. 
 *Agivrj, rjs, >), subst. [securis,] an axe. 'Oi-eo-i b)) TreXcfceo-o-t kcii atyvyaX jjd%ot>rd. 
 
 O. 7H. Syn. ri{:X.£ici/s, aKEirapvdv, kottXs, ylvqis. 
 'A£ioQpT}vos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [lamentatione dignus,] deserving of lamentation, 
 
 pitiable. J ndpds agidQpr)vds. Alcest. 914. 
 'Agid/jiods, ov, 6 et rj, et agid/jiarjs, eos, adj. [odio dignus,] deserving to be 
 
 hated, hateful. 'AgidfJiddy eQvos nobi Accry/is. Eumen. 367. 
 'A£io7rer0/)s, Ids, adj. [dignus luctu,] worthy to be lamented. Twy yap f.uyd- 
 
 Xiav a£,Xo7rev0e~is. Hipp. 1463. 
 "Agios, a, ov, adj. [dignus,] worthy, deserving. 'HjjXy b' 'AxtXXevs agios Ti/xijs, 
 
 yvvat. Hec. 309. SYN. TifAr)Tds, bXnaids. 
 'Afros, ov, o, N. P. [Axius,] a river in Macedonia. "Agiov, ov kuXXlotov vbwp 
 
 £7rXKibvdraX a'ir). B. 850. EPITH. YJjpvpeeBpds, evpv pEioy. 
 'AfyoxpEws, 6, adj. [(1) qui est solvendo, (2) idoneus,] worthy of credit, faith- 
 ful, competent. *H ovk atXoxpeais d 6eos avatyepovTi jjloi. Orest. 5$6. Syn. 
 
 "Eirt/ios, d^Xds, virevQwos, aZ ) Xo7riar~.ds, ey^eyyuds. 
 *A^tow, v. [di»num censeo, dignor,] to judge or consider worthy. Afyovs o-<pe 
 
 y rigLioods ovveica tcrdvelv ; Med. 1364. Syn. Kdragtoio, TifJ.ddfj.ai, Kpivio, 
 
 dTrd^aivofxai, v7rdXafjj3drio, Xi7rdp£(*}, TrapaK'dXew. 
 'Agiiofjd, dros, to, subst. [diguitas, honos, meritum,] worth, value, dignity, 
 
 claim, request. "Orav Trovqpos aj&uifi dyr/p exv- E°r. Suppl. 434. Syn. 
 
 'A£ta, Kvpds, Tifirj, agiuxTis* 
 'A^tws, adv. [merito, digue,] in a manner worthy of, worthily. T H <plXTdQ\ ws 
 
 ev Kugiojs o-eOep Xtyeis. Hec. 97^. 
 'AgiiooXs, Eh>s, %, subst. [postulatio,] claim. Tqy agiwaiv twv KdX&v to awfi «x €t# 
 
 Eur. fr. iEol. 24. 4. 
 9 A£oviiXdTos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [axe agitatus,] driven by the axle, rapid. Ivptyyes 
 
 ov atyuxrXy a^ovrfXaToi. iEsch. Suppl. 189* 
 "AtyXtis, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [lignis carens, incaeduus, non lignosus,] devoid of : 
 1 *H ovk form one syllable, as also tlie third and fourth syllables of o|T<JxP fws ; i n scanning, 
 
 Ei 
 
 ut 
 
AHYA AOP 99 
 
 wood ; not lopped, uncut, and consequently thickly wooded. 'Vis b y ote trtp 
 dXhrjXdv ev a£v/W ejuireae itXrj. A. 155. SYN. UdXvgvXdi. 
 
 "AfyXos, ov, 6, P. N. [Axylus,] "AfyXov & dp eirecpVE ftoi^v dyddos AXdfiyjbrjs. Z. 
 12. 
 
 'Astros, idem quod 'aovvetos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [stolidus, imbecillis,] unwise, 
 foolish. W^vvetov aia£ova' eda/jifirjaep be 7ras. Ion 1205. 
 
 "Afav, 6v6s, b, subst. [axis,] the axle of a wheel, a wheel. 'E/i/il/xdi/Td 0ea* 
 Heyd b' eftpaxe <f»)yXrds afar. E. 838. EPITH. XaXveos, fit a a on ay i)s, bpdXos. 
 
 "Ao£ds, ov, 6, subst. [popa,] an attendant at the altar, the minister at the sa- 
 crifice who struck the victim, fypdoev $ aoCuis Trdrj/o ?&' ev\av. Agam. 223. 
 (See Blomf.) SYN. 0£od7rwj/, VTrrjptrrjs , fjdryeipos. 
 
 *Aoibr), fjSy f], subst. [cant us,] song, tune, elegy. 'H 6' etek' evved Kovpds djuotppd- 
 vds, rjoXi' aoibi], Hes. Theog. 60. SYN. qojjLd, fiiXds, /ioX7n), fiovady a>b)), \paX- 
 fios, ettos. EPITH. '' 'Apfr pe7n)s , aypavXos, dyafdeyKToSy {3ovKdXtKT]y avrobXbaKTos, 
 f.i£Xi(j)Ooyyds, fieXlyripvs, fjlXXcppoyv, deairXs, QemrEoXa, Xvypa, fj.aXda.Kfj, ifxeprr/y. 
 t/uepoeffady }]be~id, i)bv(pu)i'os, ijbvdpdos, eplrifjvs, ebzeXabos, ETtXritudSy EvQrjfjujjv, 
 EpiorXk-r), yXijKEpciy kclXt), rep-rcvi), K'Xetv//, TroiKiXoTpavXds, TtouuXotyopiiiyif tyXXd- 
 iTaiy/mov, (plXdjbioX7rds, Bevjuopds, XXyvcpujvds, XXyv(f>Ooyyos. PhR. ^.TEtpdvwv dpErdv 
 te be^tiordTi] dirabos, evrepirfis tcoa/uds doibfjs, /.isXiippdi'ds dvdds doibrjsy YlupiKijs 
 pdddfxiyyES fjLEXirraryjs. See /Esch. Suppl. 688. Isth. 8. 124. 
 
 'Aoibldu, poet, pro deibo), v. [cano,] to sing. AawfJth'ioV r) b' tvbdv doihXdova 
 dm KaXrj. e. 6\. SYN. See"A t So;. 
 
 AoibXfjtds, ov, b et ?/, adj. [decantatus, Celebris,] celebrated, notorious. Ityiyyis, 
 dvv^Xv doibXfiov dypav. Eur. Electr. 471. SYN. 'Ayaards, aeifivrjaToSy WEpXftdrj- 
 rds, v/aj'rjTOi, trdXvvfjvos, 7rdXvit)vi>fjds t kXvtos, et/jeXejys, Embo'idSy evbolps, KXetvos, 
 7roXv>cXi)'i(77ds, evbortfios, bXdarjpds, TrEpXirvoTos. PHR. See 01. 6. Nem. 7« Istll. 
 1.90. 
 
 'Aoibds, ov, b et r/, subst. [cantor, poeta,] a singer, a minstrel. Aaicpvaaod 5' 
 E7retTd TTpdcn-jvba Qeldv doibdv. a. 336. SYN. AvXtfbds, fXEXubos, Movo-dirdXds, 
 vf.iv6TrdXds, vfxr-ddeTrjSy fboTOtos. I^PITH. 'EpXtipos, Beams, i]bvEirr)s, 7repticXvrds, 
 7roXi>(f)r)fjdSy bids, afjtepbdXEdSy odtyds, XXyvtywvdSy XXyv(f)doyyds, ydpXeh, Oidfidpos, 
 PHR. Movaawv Bepdmovy Xipevs, 6piXs t "Kpft-RoXoSy dprjvwv e^ap^ps, fxeXXyrjpviov 
 
 TEKTOJV KW/HiOV. See Istll. 2. 1. 
 
 "Aoikos, ov, b et >/, adj. [domo carens, extorris, pauper,] without a home, 
 needy. 0i/rd r doucov TruielaOat. Hes. Op. 600. S.YN. 'AveorXosy aareyos, 
 
 CLKTEaVOS. 
 
 "Aon ds, ov, bet f], adj. [vino carens, abstemius,] not using wine, without wine, 
 
 abstemious. Xods t dolvovs, vqtydXXd )tietX/yjudrd. Eumen. 108. 
 'AoTos, Dor. pro >}o7o?, vel riyos, a, 6v, adj. [matutinus,] belonging to the 
 
 morning. 'Ao'iov avrbv tt6.vtes EKaXovv dorepd. Pax 837* SYN. '£jjos, ewdXvos, 
 
 opdpios, virr>o~ids. 
 "aSkvos, ov, b et //, adj. [impiger, intrepidus,] not sluggish, active, prompt. 
 
 "Evfld k' doKPos dvrip txlyd oikov o^eXXoi. Hes. Op, 495. SYN.^Orp^pds, onov- 
 
 halos, cLKafidrds. 
 'AoXXj/s, eos, adj. [confertus, congregatus,] collected, close, crowded. lK?}Tr- 
 
 rpdv ZX.&V' vepc b' vies doXXees fjyEpEdovT o . y. 412. SYN. A.6p6oSy dbivos, 
 
 TtVKVOS. 
 
 'AoXXiiojy v. [congrego, confertos reddo,] to collect together thickly, to heap 
 together, to assemble. "Epy/o ovv BvleaaXvy doXXivaaad ytpaias. Z. 270. 
 
 SYN. ' Ay eipb), ovvdyeipidy aQpoi^u), avvdyu). 
 r A.dp y opos, to, subst. [spatha, ensis,] a sword, keivov dop rdvvrjKEs Zywv eu 
 X ei P L ndY«'j7. 5. 385. L SYN. ZX(p6s, eyypSy fidxaipd, tyaaydvoVy ^aXfids. 
 EPITH. 'AbdfxavTXvd^y beivov, ^dXfceto^, o^v, 7ray^dXK£d»', ravvrjuESy )ueyd, ci/z^- 
 
 1 The quantity of the first syllable of &op is in Homer always short in the nom. and ace. cases ; 
 f in the other cases there are nine instances where it is long in the arsis, and two where it is short 
 ux the thesis. It is long in the nom. Hes. Scut. 221. 
 
100 AOPT AIIAI 
 
 Kit, ftypioy, aXeyetvdv, XevydXedv, XaifXYirdfxdv, oXbdy, fiXai(j>dvdr f evdrjKrdv, <f>dei- 
 vov, apyvpdrjXdv, ofipXfxdv, aa^eroy. 
 
 *AopTrjp t fjpds, 6, subst. [lorum seu funis, quo ensis vel clvpeus vel pera appen- 
 ditur,] a belt, a thong. YIvkpci pcoydXerjv ev be orpdfos i]ev doprfjp. v. 438. 
 SYN. Zwcrn/p, tfxas. EPITH. XpuCTfos, ar/uepbaXeds. 
 
 *Aoffae(o f f. T/crw, v. [auxilior,] to assist, to support. Tw fxev doavrjaai XeXXtj^ievos, 
 cJ/s /aoX e'iKTO. Mosc. 4. 110. SYN. 'A\e£u>, dfivvui, dpriyu). 
 
 'AoffariTrjp, fjpds, 6, subst. [auxiliator, adjutor,] a faithful assistant, an attend- 
 ant. 'He rXvas (f)d/JL£V eAvaX aocrarjrijpas dwiaau). O. ?35. SYN. Bo^Gos, dXe- 
 
 JfrTYip. 
 
 "aovtos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [(l)carens auribus, (2) illaesus,] (1) without ears, (2) not 
 
 wounded. "AXXoy 5wov eyovad veovtcltov, dXXov dovrov. 2. 536. SYN."A- 
 
 rpwros, afiXrjTos. 
 'ArrayyeXw, v. [annuncio, refero,] to bring back tidings, to make known, to 
 
 proclaim, to celebrate. KX#w b' dKeiXe'iv a\ ws dirayyeXXovaX fiot. Med. 289. 
 
 SYN. 'AyyeXXw, 7rdpayyeXXw, dvayyeXXw, tVayyeXXw, d-rrd^aivd^xai, dvdyopevw y 
 
 tXdydpevta, 7rpdepeu>» 
 'A7rdydpeuw, v. [abdico, interdico,] to prohibit, to forbid. 'AXX' dndydpeixo fxrj 
 
 iroieiv eKi<Xr)oXav. Acharn. 168. SYN. 'AirdKripvaou, dTravbdw-, dTroffrffiairut, 
 
 d7rayyeXXw, d7rorpETrdfxat, apieufiat. 
 'A7ray|0tow, v. [effero, exaspero,] to render fierce, to exasperate, kelaavres 
 
 €K7rayXfJT dirr]ypXu)fxlv6v. Philoct. 229« 
 'A7rayxw et -d/nai, v. [(l)strangulo, (2) med. suspendo me,] (l)to strangle, (2) 
 
 med. to hang oneself. 'Ek rwvS' 07rws raster' drray^aadai Qewv. iEsch. Suppl. 
 
 476. SYN. "Ayx^* ayxovdb), aTroicvlyu), d7rorpdx*7X/c?w. 
 'A7rdyu», v. [(l) abduco, avoco, (2) reduco,] to lead away, to lead to. YIwXovs 
 
 airafa Koipdvu, TXpvvdXy. Alcest. 507 • SYN. 'Aj/dyw, d^tor^/xt, d7r<o8e(o t dn£- 
 
 Xavpu), KardKOfiielu). 
 *A7rdSts, Xds, fi, subst. [vis mentis, providentia,] the mind, foresight. Alavijs 
 
 rdxems airdbXs. Pyth. 1. 160. The better reading is eX7ribas. See Heyne in 1. c. 
 'Anaeipw, pro anaipcj, v. [(1) tollo ab, attollo, (2) med. abeo, discedo,] (1) tore- 
 move from, (2) to depart. Mrj fx dndeipofjiEvoy ttoXeios irebXov be vorisr}. $. 563. 
 
 SYN. 'Airaipoj, direpypfiai. 
 'A7rd0/)s, eqs, 6 et ?/, adj. [(l) non obnoxius adfectibus, (2) nullis malis ob- 
 
 noxius,] insensible of, inexperienced in ; unhurt. Nocrrot 5' etc iroXe^iov dird- 
 
 vovs dirddels. Pers. 868. SYN. v AXv7rfo, d/3Xd/3//s. 
 'A7rcu, praep. poet, pro dito. 'I<J airal revpfjs fieflXr}jjL£vdv'' avrdp 'A-^tXXevs. 
 
 A. 663. 
 'Airaibevr&s, ov, 6 et //, adj. [ineruditus, imperitus,] uninstructed, ignorant. Tdv 
 
 airaibevTov. Cych 490. 
 'A-rraLbevTios, adv. [imperite, indocte,] in a rude or ignorant manner. *$!$£*€, 
 
 rd fikv gov, ovk diraibevTOis t\ei. Ion 247« 
 'A7Tcud?d, as, ^, subst. [orbitas liberorum,] a childless state, a want of children. 
 
 'H ydp ttoXv avrbv e^£7reio-' diraibia. CE. T. 1043. SYN. 'AretcvXa. 
 'ATraiQpXaZu, v. [(1) sub dio ago, (2) serenum reddo,] (l)to act under the open 
 
 air, (2) to render clear and serene. 'A-KaSpXa^et rds vecpeXas, rj tyvvetyei. Aves 
 
 1502. SYN. AWpXaCo), ydXrjvuio, evbXav dyej. 
 *A7ratvv/\ia/, v. [aufero,] to take away, to receive from. Tevx? dTraivvfxevov 
 
 'Amoadi'os, avrXtcd roipv. A. 581. SYN. A7rdaivv/ucii, aipio, dvaipeio, napai- 
 
 peofxatj air a kevclcZu). 
 'AxaidXdb), et dirawXeio, v. [fraudo, decipio,] to perplex, to deceive, a. Tovto 
 
 Kay? dizaioXq,. Ion 548. SYN. 'A7rdrda;, dS?;\dw, ttole'iv abrjKov, dizopdv, dfiriyd- 
 
 vdv, itdvqpdv. 
 *A7ratdXr), fjs t r/, et d7ra«dX??,ud, arc's, to, subst. [fraus, impostura,] shifting, a 
 
 fraud. Bevojv d7ratoX7;iid, KapyvpoarepT^. Choepli. 9&9> See also Nub. 1149. 
 
 SYN. 'AbXicXa, d7rdrr), dTrdr^fxa, dXj)^d. 
 'AvalpWt v. [tollo, aufero, discedo,] to take away from, to weigh anchor, to 
 
AIIAI AIIAM 101 
 
 depart. 'Ear 5' airaipua ks <j>i>yr)v opfiw/jtevoi. Rhes. 143. SYN. 'ATr^wp^w, 
 
 ii.Tra.eipu>, 
 "Anais, atbds, 6 et ?/, adj. [liberis carens,] childless, deprived of children. 
 
 Evirats fi€P ovod, vvv hi ypavs, d-rrais 0' d/jid. Hec. 809. SYN. "Atekvos, dre- 
 
 Kpojdeis. 
 ' Altai vau), et dnd'ffffa), v. [prosilio cum impetu, ruo, aberro,] to rush from, to 
 
 hasten away, to spring off. Kprj/xvov dTrai^as' o §' Eireaavro, oib/iard Qviov. 
 
 0. 234. SYN/Atffffw, dvopovw. 
 'A7rcu7-£w, et dTTaiTiZw, v. [repeto, postulo, exigo,] to demand back, to require, 
 
 to exert. Orjcrevs a affaire! irpos X^P lp Gaxpai VEKpovs. Eur. Suppl. 395. See 
 
 also (3. 78. SYN. Airfw, e^airEO), avTEiraiTEio, dra£r)T£U), ett i£r)TE<a . 
 'AttcuW, wvds, 6 et >/, adj. [sempiternus,] exempt from age, everlasting. T fli ras 
 
 diraihivas te ko\ fXEXafif^dQeh. Soph. Polyx. fr. 
 'A7rai(i>pew, v. [dependeo,] to hang from. Aotw d7rr}wpevvT, ettXkvptwovte Kdprjvd* 
 
 Hes. scut. 234. SYN. 'EjiraitopEk), ETrapTadfiat, EwTxpEptdfjiai, Eiraipofxai. 
 'A7rd\atffrds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [lucta vel calliditate invictus,] not overcome in 
 
 wrestling, unthrown. 'AffdXai-oTos evXoya) eXicei. Nem. 4. 153. 
 'ATrdXaX^w, v. [arceo, averto, depello,] to keep off, to protect against. Mi>7f<rr»j- 
 
 pas S' d7rdXaX»C£ icdicws vTTEpr}v6pE0VTds. b. j66. SYN. 'aXccXkw, dirEXavvw, 
 
 ditdbibiKia, &Xe£w, direipyiOy efctpyio. 
 'A^aXa/u vos, et aVdXd^ds, ov, o et ?/, adj. [industria carens, consilii inops,] un- 
 handy, helpless, unskilful, wretched. 'Ev-6db' ovtXk dTrdXa/zvoi (f>p£res. Olymp. 
 
 2. 105. See also Hes. Op. 20. Syn. "Axeipos, d/3ovXos, djjiddrjs, dTrapos, 
 
 aadevrjs, beiXos. 
 'A^-dXdd/zat, v. [aberro, vagor,] to wander out of the way. 'Iw anal vevprjs, 
 
 avTOs 6' dTrdXrjGEraX aXXp. Hes. Scut. 409* SYN. 'AXdo/xat, diro7rXdvddf*ai x 
 
 dfiaprdvu), dtyd fiapTdvta. 
 'A7rdXe/^w, v. [deleo, deungo,] to wipe away, to expdnge. Mrj fxtfjiov KdKdrijTd, 
 
 blKy & d7rdXei\pdi> d/ivvap. Phocyl. 73. SYN. 'E^dXet^w, aQdvieth), dfiavpdio. 
 'A7rd\e^£w et d7rd\e£w, f. 1)010, v. [propulso, repello, auxilior,] to ward off, to 
 
 avert, to defend, lev dndXelriaatfii, 0iXw be. <te TrarpX eictku). il« 371 • SYN. 
 
 'A7rdX£yw, dXe£a>, a7rdp.vvu), av-Xraffobptai. 
 'AiraXdEdfxai, v. [euro,] to attend to a wound, to heal. "EXke' dTraXO^creaddy, a 
 
 Kev fxapxTyaX KEpavvos. 0. 405. SYN."AX0w, 0£pd7revw, Idopai. 
 'AnaXXdy)), rjs, fj, subst. [discessus, effugium,] departure, release from, issue, 
 
 end. Ov5' earX fxoipas rov ypEwv r diraXXdyfi, Hipp. 1251. SYN. 'A7roXe4- 
 
 ipXs, dirorpoKri, drroXvaXs, dnoardcrXs. 
 'ATraXXaco-w, f. £w, v. [dimitto, libero, amoveo,] to redeem from, to put off, to= 
 detach from, to remove. Kdxwv d7raXXa£acrd rwv (jporrjaXvJv. Audrom. 1244* 
 SYN. 'AXXaffaw, efaXXaocu), d^rj/uX, d-rroXvio, ndrdfiaXXio, d<j>dvi£(*). 
 'AndXoidio, fut. ryaw, v. [perfringo pulsu, vid. Damm.] to bruise, to break to 
 pieces. "AxpXs drrr)Xoir}aev , 6 h J vtttXos kv KovXijaX. A. 522. SYN. 'AXoiduj, bxd- 
 
 KOTTTU), dTTodpaVOJ , ffVVTptpU). 
 
 'ATrdXoQpiZ, TpXxos, o et r/, adj. [mollem comam habens,] having soft hair. 
 
 'Tiro KopyQ" 1 dTrdXdrpXxd. Bacch. 1 175. 
 'A7rdXds, i), dv, adj. [tener, mollis,] tender, delicate, pliant. Iret'xw, fiXltydpov 
 
 reyyovd drraXov. Eur. Electr. 1346. SYN/A/3pds, /AdXaKOS, reds, TpvipspoS. 
 f A7rdXo Tptyyjs, ids, 6 et >;, adj. [delicate nutritus, saginatus,] delicately nourisjied, 
 
 well fed, fat. Kviaarj neXbofxEVos d7rdXorpE(j)EOs aXdXotd. d>. 36*3. SYN. Zarp£- 
 
 r<py)s, evrpdtyfjs, atrevros. 
 'ATrdXoxP^h dirdXoxpoos, et dirdXoxpovs, adj. [cute molli praditus,] having a 
 
 soft skin, delicate. 'H bs re irapderXKas diraXoxpods ev yitydpoiaXv, Horn. 
 
 Ven. 14. 
 *A7rdXv)w, f. vvtiy v. [eraollio,] to soften, to render delicate. 'ATrdXv^rat 
 
 ydXrjvrf. Anacr. 37- 4. SYN. Opwrrw, x^Xdw, fidXaaah). 
 'Aira/udw, v. [raeto, abscindo,] to cut off. 1 — d*' ovdrd vtjXet x a ^ K $ 'Pl^as r 
 1 S«e the note at 'Ajucw. 
 
102 AnAM AIIAn 
 
 afxijaavres. <p. 300. ISYN. 'AvaKeipio, ayaKoimo, ditoTfiriyit), 7repia')(i^> card' 
 
 paaau), 6epi£co, bpvTrrto, cnroTefxvit). 
 'A7rafxfi\vva), f. vviv, v. [hebeto, obtundo,] to take off the edge, to blunt, to 
 
 avert. Tedrjyfxeyoy rot jx ovk a7rctfjtp\vve7s Aoyw. Sept. Theb. 712. SYN. 'A/*- 
 
 fiXvvu), dXvut. 
 'Aird/uei/3d[2ai, v. [respondeo,] to answer. Tc<v b' d-irdfxetfidfxeyos irpotretyr) nobds 
 
 d)Kvs 'A-^iXXevs. A. 84. Syn. See 'Ajue//3ojucu. 
 *AfXTrixe\eu) 9 v. [prorsus negligo,] to neglect entirely, to throw away carelessly. 
 
 Ei' fioi rX t6^(jjv rwvb' a7rr)/jieXr}/neydy. Plliloct. 652. SYN. See 'A/i£/\ew. 
 'A7raiu7r\uiieio, v. [aberro,] to wander from, to err. *Ain)ixir\atf f ws Trpoaeihe 
 
 tovs evbov ydfxovs. Tracll. 1141. SyN. 'A/unXdKeu), dfiaprdyto, dcpd/uapTayto, 
 
 e£a[ActpTai>(o. 
 ATtafivvio, et dndfjividfiai, v. [propello, arceo,] to ward off, to avert. Aeprpdv 
 
 eata bvvovTES' 6 & ovk dTrdfxvyero ^epaXv. X. 578. SYN. 'Ayuww, diretpyu), 
 
 a7rorTTpa<j)U). 
 'AwajjKpXei^yvfiX, f. itffw, v. [vestimenta detraho, nudo, retego,] to disrobe, to 
 
 Strip, to disclose. 'AiraficpXei yap to KdrdirXao-bv tovto fiov. Menander. 
 
 SyN. 'Ekovw, a.7rdKaXv7rroj, 
 'ATravaird/uai, v. [respuo, reeuso,] to reject, to refuse. "Evda gv /x7]ket eireiT 
 
 aTravrjvaadai 6eov evyfiy. k. 297 • SYN. 'Ayctiid/uai, ctpreofiat. 
 y ATravbpd(i), v. [virilem reddo,] to render manly. '[Is 6' dnr}bpu)Qq befids. Ion 53. 
 'AnavevOE, et aTravevQev, adv. vel przep. [procul, scorsim,] apart from, asunder. 
 "R^er eireiT dirdvevQe vsujy, fxerd b' toy erjKe. A. 48. SyN. "A7ra>0£>, X W P S > 
 
 voacbL. 
 
 'Air ay Bern, v. [defloreo, emarcesco,] to drop flowers, to wither. Td 5' aXV 
 
 aTravdfjaavTa ttclvt &7re7rrdr6. Eccles. 1121. SYN. 'E^ayflea;, 7rdpavdt(O t 
 
 irapaK/ja£u>, etcrijKo/jat, lypahoiiai. 
 'A-Traydi^uf, v. [defloro, decerpo,] to crop a flower, to strike off. 'AXA& rovab' 
 
 ifioi fxdralay yXuaady wo' dnayQlaai. Again. l6ol. SYN. 'Ewaydiziit), drd- 
 
 Xeyu), bid(3ctXX(jj. 
 'ATravdpddZo), v. [torreo, asso,] to roast, to bake, to broil. Body dTrrjydpdKiz' 
 
 oXoy. Ran. 505. SYN. 'Aydpdklctu), oxidco, Gwobi^u), (ppvyio. 
 'AiravBpwiTds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [hominum frequentia carens, solitarius,] far from 
 
 the haunts of men, solitary. UpoG-raGadXevTos rSb' d7rayfyu>7r6> irdyu>. P. V. 
 
 20. SYN. "Ep^os, fjiuros. 
 'ATrdyoiyw, v. [aperio,] to open. B/jf p' Xfjiev is kXXgXtjv' %r]Xov 6' diro 7rwfi 
 
 dye(t>£e. IT. 221. SYN. 'Avoiyco, q. v. 
 'A7ravrdx»7, frequentius dTravrd^ov, adv. [ubique, passim,] every where, in 
 
 in every place, in every respect, ever. To bovXbv ws dnayrd^T] yerus. Eur. 
 
 fr. Autiop. \6. SYN. TldvTr], 7rayTdxV> 
 An-ai^rdw, v. [obviam procedo,] to meet, to encounter. TxdrjoX' UbXvyeiKrjs o' 
 
 dTrrjyTrjaey bopX. Phcen. 1407. SYN. 'Ayrdoj, dvrXdw, •ndpdyiyiojjui. 
 'A7rd iTrjfxd, drds, to, subst. [occursus,] a meeting with, a rencounter. Ovo' els 
 
 dnavT-qji ', ogtXs alfx £X WI ' K ^P ei ' Orest. 507* 
 'A-KayrXEu, v. [exhaurio, minuo,] to exhaust, to exonerate, to extricate. QloL 
 
 re dyrjrol T&yb' uTravrX^aaL noywy. P. V. 84. SYN. 'ArrXew, KdravrXtii), 
 
 dirdpvofxai, bXafvatrw, eKKeyooj, e|dvaX/<r/ctu, rpvj^u). 
 "A7ra|, adv. [semel, omnino, prorsus,] once, at once, once for all, altogether. 
 
 Kat icepbdvels arcay-d' xprfv ydp ov-% awa£. Keracl. 9^9» SYN. Ei<7d7ra^, i(f>d- 
 
 7ra^, Kaddira^ s 
 
 f A7ra|d7ras, aad, dv, adj. [simul omnis,] all together. Twv vvv yvyaiKtoy Urjvi- 
 
 Xo7rr)y, Qaibpas 6' dna^d7ra.aas. Thesni. 550. 
 'A7ra£ioa>, v. [recuso, ut indignum,] to deem unworthy, to reject, to scorn. 
 
 "AsdirrifyujadTd. Eumcn. 368. 
 "A7ra7T7ros, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [sine avo, alienus, non cognatus,] without an an- 
 cestor or forefather, not related to. <I>dos roo', ovk dncnrirby 'Ibaiov 7rty:dV 
 
 Agam. 302. (See B). Gloss.) 
 
eAIIAP AHAT 103 
 
 , >6ds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [qui flecti vel exorari nequit,] inexorable. 4>d- 
 
 fitpbv yap dirdpdjivQdv opfjid nutXiKov. Ipb. A. 620; SYN. 'A/ieiXX^s, fJiaXepds, 
 
 fTkXripds. 1 
 'ATTupaarxufy v. [abscindo, amputo,] to wrench asunder, to cut, to beat off. 
 
 'AvTitcpv b' arcapale' to jjl€V TiXdfxujvXds Alas. II. 11 6. SYN. 'Apdcov, d7ra- 
 
 jid(o, an 6 icon no, ttepXkotttii), dirocnrdu), dtyaipEOfiai, a.7ro(3a\\(t). 
 'A7rapaTt\Tos, ov, 6 et y/, adj. [qui vulsus non' est ; hirsutus,] unpicked, hairy. 
 
 Tlivwv, pinr&v, u7rapa.Ti\Tos. Lysistr. 279' SYN. Aacrios, bdovQpil, Tpa^ys. 
 'ATrapy/xara, wy, to., subst. [primitiae,] the first fruits. "Aye vvv dndpyov, kard 
 
 bos TcnrapyfjidTu. Pax 1056. SYN. 'Awapxai, anpodivid, evdy/oy/drd. 
 'AirapQevevTos, ov, b et >/, adj. [nou decens virginem,] unbecoming a virgin. 
 
 'ATrapBevevTa fj,ev Tab\ Iph. A. 993 > ExP. Uapdevov dva£X6s. 
 'ATrapdevos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [non amplius virgo,] no longer a virgin. 'AvtX 
 
 yvvaiKos eQy}Ke ndicdv ical anupQzvov ifyieV. Theocr. 2. 41. SYN. KaKdirap- 
 
 devos. 
 'ATrapKeio, v. [sufficio, satis sum,] to be sufficient. T flv ovk airapKei TrXrjffjmdv)]. 
 
 Tpvffj ye rot. Eur. fr. inc. 14. Syn. see 'Apfcew. 
 9 A7rnpvid/jai, v. [abnego, denego,] to deny, to renounce. Toi> Tap dTrapvtjQevTd 
 
 Hi) XPV vat ^X^' Hipp. 12^1. SYN. 'ApvEOfiat, dirdtyrjfiX, etivevio. 
 "Airapvos, ov, 6 et >;, adj. [qui pernegat,] one who denies. Upa^en' dnapvos 
 
 §' ovbepos nadiffTard. Antig. 435. 
 'A7raprdw, v. [suspendo,] to hang. 1(j)a£eir 7 tyoveveiv, beiv, dirapryjaai bepijv, 
 
 Androm. 412. SYN. 'Aprdw, dvapTao), e^aprdu), dvaKpefxavvviii, diranapEW. 
 'An-apTL, adv. [plane, omnino, ab hoc tempore,] altogether, from this time. 
 
 'ATraprt TrXovrrjaat Trou'iata. 6. tX ov Xeyeis ; Plut. 388. PEN. 'Atto tov vvv. 
 'ATrapTiZio, v. [perfect urn reddo, aequiparo, compono,] to settle, to set at rest. 
 
 H-rrovbri be ical Tovb* ov K"d-aprte?et irdbd. Sept. Theb. 370. SYN. Atd-eXew, 
 
 d-n-evdvvio, E(papfi6£(i>. 
 'A-n-apvoTeds, verb. adj. [auferendus,] must be taken from, must be diminished. 
 
 Twj' babXwv, dirdpvGTeov. Equit. 920. SYN. 'A^cupereds. 
 'A7rap^, ^ s > ^» su hst. [primitiae,] the first fruits offered to the gods. Aeias 
 
 dirapyj)v, pods' drop tu ttclvQ' dfiov. Trach. 763. SYN. 'A7ropy/udrd, 7rpa>ro- 
 
 Xeta, -m>, npbQvfxd, Xoipij. 
 'Atrtipypnat, v. [(1) primitras solvo, (2) libamenta facio,] to offer the first fruits, 
 
 to begin with an offering to the gods. AdK-pvd t ebwicd, Kal KOfxrjs dirrip^dfiriv. 
 
 Eur. Electr. 9I« SYN. KaTap^ofiat, dirotnrevbit), Xeifiw. 
 "Arras, dirdad, d-itav, adj. [omnis, universus,] all, all together, the whole, every. 
 
 KdrdxaXudv dirav TrebXov aoTpaTTTei. Phoen. 108. SYN. lids, ov/.nras, dXos, 
 
 oXokXtjpos. 
 'A7racr7ra/pw, v. [palpito, singultio,] to palpitate, to quiver, to sob. Ovrjeicet b*, 
 
 diraGTTaipovcd. Ion 1207. SYN. ^LTrafpu), dairaipu), o*7rdp/c?w. 
 'ATractTia, as, //, subst. [jejunium,] fasting, hunger. IloXXdm b' i]fj.u)v dyovTwv 
 
 tojv Qeo>v dTraariav. Nub. 621. SYN. 'AyevcrrXa, daiTXa, vrjoTeia. 
 "AiraaTos,ov, 6 ^t »/j adj. [qui non gustavit, jejunus,] not having tasted, hungry. 
 
 'Ap7rd\£W bi)pov yap ibr]Tvds 7]ev dirauTos. 5. 250. SYN. "AyevoTos, TreivdXEos. 
 'ATratTTpcnrTO), v. [fulguro, corusco,] to lighten, to flash, to blaze. Map/udpvyriv 
 
 ■%dpXevTos d-rraaTpaTrrovcrd Ttpbadiitov. Mus. 56. SYN. 'AffrpaTrrw, d-Kavya^w, 
 
 dTTOGTiXfito, dndX('ifj.TT(i). 
 'AirdTdiD, f. ij(T(o, dird(po), et aTrdtytcrKU), v. [fallo, decipio,] to deceive. "AXXd 
 
 7rdpe^ etirQifil ndpatcXXbdv, ovb' diraT^au). 5.348. See also ip. 2l6. et X. 2i6. 
 
 SYN. Aid7rdrda>, e|a7rdrdw, altcaXXw, e'^d7rd(f)i^TK(o, a7ro(T^aXXw, bXaotydXXw, <pEvd- 
 
 K'fC&t, ri7r£pdirev<i), d7ronXdvdu), \nr0iiXe7rTit), KaTdod(f>i£<i), kopaXevu), irdpatcpovofxat, 
 
 irdpaXdyi£d/j(ii, irdpdyu), xpevbto, boXois Tribdo). 
 'ATrdrepee, et ante vocalem 'A7rdrep0eV, adv. [procul, seorsum,] apart, asunder, 
 
 aloof. "Ei/0a eras ijvV' dTrdrepGe bi IlaXXds 'A0)>?/. 2. 217- SYN. 'Airdvevde, 
 
 v.jj,(f>Xs, dicbvoaipX, ^(tapXs; 
 
 1 See Dr. Blomf. on the quantity of the first syll. P. V. 193. 
 
 
104 AHAT AnEI 
 
 'A7rdr?/, rjs, r/, subst. [fraus,] fraud, deceit, deception. Ttjcrb' avarr)* kotemv* rd 
 
 fiev eaaerat ovk dreXeard. A. Ifj8. SYN. 'E£d7rdr?/, bdX8s, dXrifid, irXdvrj, 
 
 irdvovpyXa, ndvovpyrjud, <f)Evdiciarfids f tyfiXwfid, QrjXiaaXs, yoqreia, rjirEpoirevaXs. 
 
 EpiTH. AoXo^ow*', bo\o/j.r]Tis, keveyi, aicdXXa., boXoecrad, irvtcXvi}. 
 'A7rdr>yXios, et dirdTrjXdSy ov, 6 et fj, adj. [fallax, dolosus,] deceitful, cunning. 
 
 TlvetoX, os ixlvXri e'ikojv ditdTrfXXd (3a£ei. |. 157- SYN. AtoXds, boXepos, boXXds, 
 
 bva-rrdXafjids, rjirEpoirevrris, crfaXZpds, KaKOvpyos, Kepbioros, KepbaXZotypiav , virovXos, 
 
 iravovpyosy \pevbrjs, 7rdXvjj,r}Tis. 
 'Avari/uau), v. [dedecore adficio,] to dishonor, to disgrace. Ovvek airr]rifjir)<re 
 
 7rdbu)Kea TlrfXeiioi d. N. 113. SYN. 'Ari/udw, alid$ii), dn/ine?w. 
 'Airarwp, dpds, 6 et rj, adj. [patre carens,] fatherless, born of an obscure father. 
 
 'Airdrop', airdropd. Iph. T. 864. 
 *ATravyacl<i>, v. [iucem edo,] to emit beams from the eyes, to behold with 
 
 bright eyes. Act<77rX//s fjirelXrjcrEV, airavyaaal olds etyebpos. Call. 4. 125. SYN. 
 
 Qeao/Jtaif avya£a). 
 'A7ravSdw, v. [renuncio, veto, interdico,] to forbid, to relinquish. Tpolas dir-qv- 
 
 b(ov iioTV fjiri KeXaai 7rdre. Rhes. 931. SYN. 'Airdyopevu, an oXeyofJiat, diro- 
 
 j)r)fiX. 
 'ATravpdw, v. [aufero, eripio, fruor,] to take away, to reap the fruit. Upos tekviov 
 
 aTrrjvpa. Androm. 1028. SYN. Avcupew, dfyatpEojiai, arepliD. 
 "Awavards, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [indesinens,] unceasing, incessant. Tay diravoTb'v 
 
 alev efioi. Aj. Fl. 1 1 87- Sy N. ^AKd/idros, dizeipea Ids, dpEfiatos. 
 'And^u), et a.Tra(f)i(riC(i>, v. Vid. 'ATrdrdw. 
 'A7re§tXds, et d^reS/Xwrds, ov, 6 et r], adj. [calceis carens,] unshod, without 
 
 sandals. Hv-drjv b' airebiXos o^y ttte pwrai. P. V. 138. See also Call. 6. 
 
 J 23. 
 'ATrebofiai, v. [abedo,] to eat away, to devour. Rpvuova d7r£be<rdai. (prjaX pov 
 
 rovs baKTvXovs. Aves 2<5. SYN. 'E§w, tcdreaQXa). 
 , A7T€ideio, et poet. dirXdEO), v. [non pareo,] to disobey, to rebel. Ovk direidrjcras 
 
 6e£>. Orest. 31. See also B. 166. Syn. 'Atckxteu), dyrtordrew. 
 \A.7rea'dc?w, v. [adsimulo, comparo,] to liken, to imagine, to conjecture, to pa- 
 rallel. Mdxv v ye biaaoXv KvwbdXoiv direiKaaas. Eur. Suppl. 157. SYN. (l) 
 
 'AQdfjioidoj, EiaKio, elKa$(t), k%eiKa$.it), (2) reK/uLatpofiai, vd/ni^u, <ri/ju/3aXXw. 
 'ATeiXew, f. rjaio, v. [(l) minor, minitor, (2) glorior,] (1) to menace, to threaten, 
 
 (2) to boast. B>; 0evywv E7rX ttovtov' aireiXrjaav yap oX dXXoi. B. 665. See 
 
 also 0. 383. SYN. 'E7rd7re<X£a;, TrpbadvaTeivofxai, o/uokXeo), Kav^ddfiat. 
 'A7retX?/, rjs, r}, et dn-et'X^d, dros, to, subst. [(1) comminatio, minae, (2) gloriatio,] 
 
 (1) a threat, a menace, (2) a boast. Ao/ce7s dTreiXwv o&v jieXelv tX baifxdaXv ; 
 
 Here. F. 1233. See also (E. C. 658. Syn. (1) 'Apeta, dfjioicXri, opyt), (2) 
 
 KaiJ)(riijd, Kav"XY\oXs. EPITH. "Avn-ovbos, fidpvfxrjvXs, beivri, Oi'iXeid, fjdvXwbrjs, 
 
 ETEpotypwv , OTvyvrf, 7rXrit,nnrds, cripta, GTOvdeaad, vTrlpoTrXos. 
 'AireiXrjrrip, Tjpds, 6, subst. [qui minatur, minax, jactator,] a threatener, a chider, 
 
 a boaster. T I1 /uoX, dTreiX^r^ots, 'A^ati^ts, ouket 'Ayaioi. H. $6. SYN. 'O/^o- 
 
 KXrjrfjp. 
 w A7ret/iT, f. Enofiai, v. [absum,] to be away from, to be absent, to be from. 
 
 Ovrto b f divovTEs eaTrdvicidfiev (f>lXiov; Here. F. 557» 
 *A7retfiXy v. [abeo vel abibo,] to be about to depart or go away. 'Ao-epyEs 
 
 ovbev' yijs b' direioXv d/3Xd/3??s. CE. R. 229» SYN. 'Aire p%u fiat, V7rd7ret/ut, d7raX- 
 
 XarrdfJiat. 
 'A7re/7rw, et poet, andd-iru), v. [(l) abnuo, interdico ; (2) deficio, despero ; (3) 
 
 edico,] (l)to deprecate, to renounce, (2) to be despondent, to be weary ; 
 
 to faint. 'AXX' obb* dnenrew roi/s ndvovs o\6v re fioi. Alcest. 503. SYN. 
 
 ^Avaivofiaiy dvdvevu), dir6(^r)jj.X, drcdyopevb), dwdicrjpvaaii), dnavbdu), dTrevVETrio. 
 'A-rreipdlbs, a, dv, adj. [natus in terra continenti,] belonging to the continent. 
 
 (See Damm.) Tpfjvs 'A7r€ipairi ddXdpriirdXds Evpv/j.Ebov<rd. rj. 8. 
 'A7T€tpyw, et direipyddu), v. [excludo, prohibeo,] to keep off, to prohibit, to ! 
 
 exclude, to separate, to force away. TW v&fxwy fifxds dirtipyets, Jv ZdtfKev % 
 
AnEI AriEN 105 
 
 7rd\ts. Vesp. 465. SYN. Eipyw, eepyu), dveipyu, e^eipyiv, dXe£fw, airw&eht, 
 
 epvKiVf epvKavu), airepvtcu), eire^io, kcjXvoj, dirbtuoXvw, bidKOjXvit), aTreXavvw, e£e- 
 
 Xauvo), a.7rorpe7ro), e/:/3d\Xw, dirdblwiccj. 
 'AireipavToSy et cnrepavrus, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [infinitus,] boundless. Teverat b' 
 
 aXxds aireipavTOv'baia. Pyth. 9. fjl. See also Nein. 8. 64. 
 'A7re/pd-os, 01/, 6 et >/, adj. [immensus,] immense. 'A7ret-(oarw, twj/ ^avdalal kol 
 
 TTctfnropfivpois. Olymp. 6*. 91. 
 J A7reipeaX6s, et aitepeiolds, a, 6>, adj. [infinitus, immensus,] unbounded, bound- 
 Jess, immense, great. FaTay dxeipeairjv, opewv r aineivd Kaprjva. Y. 58. See 
 
 also A. 13. 
 'A-rreipXa, as, el uTreipdovvr), rjs, ij, subst. [imperitia,] inexperience, ignorance, 
 
 folly. T?/s airetplas cparei. Eur. Pelei. fr. 5. SYN. 'Ajudflia, dbdrjjxdvla , 
 
 diretpoavvt], 
 'Aireipirds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [infinitus,] boundless, infinite, vast, immense. 
 
 TIovtos aTrelpiTos eoretydvuTai. k. 195. 
 'A7r€ipdbaK-pvs, vds, adj. [sine fine et modo plorans,] immoderately weeping. 
 , Att eipobdKpvv re napblav. iEsch. Suppl. 75. 
 
 'A7retpdKa.Kds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [malorum inexpertus,] untried in misfortune. 
 'HXdev aireipoKaKo) rob' dXyos. Alcest. 93? '. 
 
 'A7retpdXex')^ £<> s i adj. [expers tori, ccelebs,] unacquainted with the marriage- 
 bed, a bachelor. "ApTeptv aireipdXe-%f}. Thesm. 119. SYN. ^ATreipoydfxos, 
 
 abfjtyjs ab/jrjTos, dvavbpos. 
 "Aireipds, ov, et aireipwy, dvos, 6 et ?/, [interminatus,] boundless. *H tto&lv direipu> 
 
 TreplfidXova vtyafffidri. Orest. 25. See also ft. 776. 
 "Axeipds, et a.7reipr)Tds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [inexpertus,] one who has made no trial, 
 
 inexperienced in, unacquainted with. Uws ovv tvprjarei ; /utiv direipds el £epov; 
 
 Alcest. 500. See also Nem. 1. 31. Syn. 'Abcu'jfAwv, aXbpls. 
 'Atreipdovvri, 77s, 77, vid. 'A7reipla. , 
 
 'AireKydvds, ov, 6 et rj, subst. [abnepos,] a great grandson or granddaughter. 
 
 Uepiavbpov aireKyovov os nod' vipi-rrvpyovs. Simon 91* 
 'AireKXavdavu), v. [obliviscor,] to forget entirely. ? ft yepdv, 'ic,' zTrlhe~nrvbV dwe- 
 
 icXeXddeode be da/j(3evs. (o. 393. SYN. 'Afivrjareoj, a/uvrj/ioVew, enXavddv6/j.ai. 
 'ATreKpdcpio), v. [exhaurio, exsorbeo,] to swallow up. KcnreKpo&'iaas altos eni- 
 
 blappdyw. Equit. 700. 
 ^A-ireXavvoj, et aTreXdio, v. [expello, abigo,] to drive away. AovXr/, ndXeios drr- 
 1 eXawd/neva. Hec. 103. See also Lysislr. 1001. Syn. 'EXavvio, itepleXavvu), 
 
 d-rreipyit), efadeco, dXe£w, et:blo)K(o, eKKpouu). 
 : f A7reXe0pds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [cujus longitudo ultra centum pedes porrigitnr; 
 I magnus, immensus. Vid. Damm. in v.] exceeding 100 feet in length; great, 
 
 immense. "EKrwp b' iLk direXedpov dvebpdjxe, fitKro b' ofxiXw. A. 354. SYN. 
 ^AnXerds, doneTos, ddecrtydrds, direipos, £airXr)di]s. 
 'ATrefieu), f. eaia, v. [evomo, revomo,] to vomit forth. 'E£d/uievos b' eirt yovvd, 
 
 tceXaivetyes alfi dirafieaaev. 5. 437» Syn. 'E^e/ieu. 
 "ATre^TtoXdu), f. r/cw, v. [(l)vendo, ( , 2) ut emtum abduco,] (1) to sell ofF, 
 
 (2) to carry off a purchase, ^v^as dTrefjnroXdTe, /u/;0' rjfxujv virep. Phoen. 1243. 
 
 SYN. 'E^€jU7rd\aw, 7T(t)Xeu), TTiTrpuoKw , karaXXdrro/iat. 
 'A7r£>dp/£w, f. Ifa, v. [spolio, aufero,] to strip the armour of a slaughtered foe, 
 
 to spoil. "Ctyp' ol tovs evdpi£ov dn evred fiap/xaipovrd. M. 195. SYN. 'Ej/d- 
 
 pidu), evalph), dTrbavXdu). 
 'A7rf^£7rw, vel potius d-Kevve-KU), v. [interdico, veto,] to forbid. 'AXX' avro- 
 
 fiovXos 'io-0', d-KevvEiuo b' eyu>. Sept. Theb. 1055. SYN. ' Andy opevu, direiWf 
 
 direipyo}. 
 'A7rev0>)s, eds, 6 et r/, adj. [luctu carens,] free from mourning or lamentation. 
 
 Ncu'e(j/ ditevQT] Trepydfi' ovk etc Tutvb' eyd). P. V. 992. SYN."AXi/7ros. 
 'A7rev0^ros, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [(1) quem luctu nemo prosequitur; (2) luctu non 
 
 prosequens,] (1) unlamented, (2) unlamenting. To tCjv btKaitov Twvb' d-KivQr]- 
 
 tov yevos. Eumen. 900. (Schiitz.) SYN. (1) 'AbaicpvTds, (2) dneydr'is. 
 Pros, Lex. O 
 
106 AIIEII AriEY 
 
 "AnewXds, ov, u et j), adj. [peplo carens,] unrobed, unclad. "attettXos <pdp£wi> 
 
 XevKoiv TEtcvdv. PhoBti. 334. SYN. 'Aveifxuiy, yi/iuvr/rqs, yvjxvos. 
 'AirepavTOs, x'ld.'Aircipavrds. 
 ' An epa.T os ,x\iL 'A7re/pdros. 
 
 *A7repydcdjj,ai, v. [efficio, conficio, elaboro,] to work off, to effect, to accom- 
 plish, to execute. T& rot jueyicrd 7nW dTretpyuarai fipbro'ts. Eur. Ixion, fr. 3. 
 SyN. AXepyaCufiai, e^epya^bjuat, teXeo), d7ror£\£<*>, ettXteXeu), Trepaivu), <jvv7eXe<i), 
 Ka.Ta.(TK€vaeidfj.ai, e^cu-pt/Sdw, Kdra-rrpaTTh). 
 'ATrepeioios, vid. 'AireipEaXbs. 
 'ATrepew, inusitat., f. dnipib, et med. a.7r£pov[iai, [uegabo, renuam,] I will deny, 
 or refuse ; perf. act. direlprjud, [defessus sum, aninio concido,] to be worn 
 out, to be weary, to faint ; et p. pass. dTreiprjrat, [interdictum est,] it is for- 
 bidden, [litres Z^ei rdS', uktt direipriKev kclkois. Orest. 91. 
 ' Air spuria, v. [prohibeo,] to hinder, to prevent. T/)r blow aXXd ydp avros e«&v 
 
 inrepriTve tcovprjv. Apoil. 1. 772. SYN. zprjTvw, avetpyui, dvaareXXio, 'i^u), 
 
 ioyjdviti, ECfu'orrrj/uii. 
 
 'A7r£pT\a\r)Tus, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [(I) loquacitate non superandus,] not to be out- 
 talked, ever-chattering. 'AxEpXXdXrjTov. Ran. 839. Syn. YldXvf.ivdds, dbo- 
 
 Xeff-xps* 
 ! 'Ati eoX flip ipvtas, adv. [inconsulto,] without care, unconcernedly. 'A7repiyue- 
 
 pi/ivws Ti]V dvpav. Nub. 136. SYN.^A^pasrws, a^pdtJews, acppabfiovws, 
 'A7repirpd7ros, ov, 6 et f], adj. [non revertens, non curans,] not able to re- 
 turn, not caring for. Hals y Ay dfj.€fxv6vXbas anEpiTpdnds. Soph. Electr. 1S2. 
 
 SYN. 'AiETTiKEXevaros. 
 *A7repp<i>, v. [(1) abeo, (2) facesso in malam rem,] to go away, to begone ; and 
 
 imperat. go and be hanged. "AireppE Kal av, Kal KaQr\a' evrevQEvi. Eccles. 169. 
 'AwEpvOpXau), v. [pudorem depono, impudenter ago,] to leave off blushing, to be 
 
 shameless. 'ATrlpvdpXaoai, fAcLXXov y oy/iv 7rpdy^drd. Nub. 1218. SYN. 
 
 'AvaicrxviTEii), dirdvaHTyyvTEii), ahdabicd/uat. 
 'A7repuK«', f. fa, v. [arceo,] to withhold, to hinder, to avert. Xetpds eXow, 
 
 avrcip /^Xewv djrspvKoX Epioyv. A. 542. SyN. 'A7re/pyw, dTTEpyrvu), dndicijjXvut. 
 'ATTEpvw, v. [abstraho,] to take off, to draw away. 'Pivov d7r* ocrreStytv Epvaac 
 
 \pv)(j) bt XeXqittev. £. 134. SYN. 'E^epvw, dtyeXKb), d(peXicvto, d-rroavpu), Kara- 
 
 avpu), dtyaipEh), e|atp£W, TTEpXaipEio, aTro(nrd(o, Kdraairdu). 
 'ATrcpxoft"', f« ZXeva&pai, v. [(l)abeo, discedo, (2) morior,] (1) to depart, to go 
 
 away, (2) to die. YlXelv y 'vXavrui Trpec/Svrtpds ditepyofxai. Ran. 18. SYN. 
 
 'Ei^pY/J/iai, direi^X, d7ro)/wpew, dTzoiyofJiai, dTrdvEvfxai, d7T07ropevojuat, diroaTei' 
 
 vw, d7raXXdrrop:ai, dTreppw, d^/ordjucu. 
 'A7rfpwev$, eu)s, 6, subst. [qui impetum alicujus impedit seu inhibet,] one who 
 
 causes another to recede, a hinderer. 2Y,erXtos ai * v dXirpds, e/uwv (jlevemv d7re- 
 
 pwevs. 0. 36*1. 
 5 A7rfpw£w, f. yah), v. [discedo, cohibeo,] to glide away, to skulk from. T&7 ke 
 
 Tdya GTi)y£pu>s TrdXifiov d7repw//<rems. II. 723. SYN. see ktAnepy^ofxai. 
 'ATrepwrds, ov, 6 et y, adj. [inamabilis,] unamiable, loveless. QrjXvKpdrys 
 
 dwEpuirds Epios. Choeph. 591* SYN. Yrvyvos, vnEpytydvos. 
 'A7rev0/)s, e6s, 6 et fj, adj. [(1) ignotus, de quo nihil auditum est, (2) inscius, 
 
 i^narus. Vid. Datum, in v.] (1) unheard of, (2) not having heard of, ignorant. 
 
 *\Qs 7iXdor, (J)XXe TtKvbv, dTrevOiis' ovbH tX olbd. y. 1 84. SYN."A7retpos, d7raibev- 
 
 tos, ayvojs. 
 'AttevQvvw, f. vvu>, v. [(l)adaequo, (2) dispono, dirigo, (3) corrigo, puuio,] 
 
 (1) to make straight, (2) to direct, to govern, (3) to rectify. Tf]s TijrrbE, irpiv 
 
 oe rfjvb' dnevQvvELv iroXXv. CE. R. 104. SYN. 'OpGow, evduvio, dirapTi£<o, bX£irt»>, 
 
 bXopdub), Kv(3epvdii>, KoXa^io. 
 "att€vkt6s, et direvx^rds, ov,6ei >/,adj. [abominandus, vitandus,] to be execrated, 
 
 abominable. Sapydvats, irpXv avbp' direvKTuv. iEsch. Suppl. 786*. See also 
 
 Choeph, 6l5. Syn. 'A7rorpo7ratos, iirapaTos, Kdrdparus, t»dy»}$, (3bEXvpds,i 
 
 fxtar/rds, buatorvfios, a7rej(0;)s, fivaupus, 7rdXa^va7o$. 
 
AI1EY AIIHO 107 
 
 Anevracio, v. [sopio,] to lull to sleep. 2i/ yap /x' anevvaadivros ekkipeIs kukov. 
 Trach. 1258. SYN. Eyvd£«, KaTUKOi/jaLo, KaTo.KOip.lcu), Karayrpavyu). 
 
 Airevxofiai, f. i^d^ai, v. [(l) deprecor, (2) exeeror, a-bominor,] (1) to deprecate, 
 (2) to abhor, to detest. "Ava£, airevxov ravrd, npos Belop, ndXtp. Hipp. 895. 
 
 SYN. Kdreu^d/icu, TrdpaiTEO/Jiai, ei-ourEO/icu, fibEXvaodjiaL, dTrocrTpE(^6{xai t dcpo- 
 
 vXdo/uai, karapaofiai. 
 
 AirecpOds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [excoctus,] purified, refined. Xpvads airetpQds elop 
 
 KaXos diraaXp e irrj. Tbeogn. 1J02. 
 
 krre\daipb) ) v. [(l) odio prosequor, (2) iuvisuoi reddo,] (1) to hate, to detest, 
 
 (2) to render odious, 'fls epos, octte fioi ottpop aireyQaipei Kal ibujbfjp. b. 105. 
 
 SYN. 'Ey^a/pw, kyQpaivta t arvyEio, cnrooTvysio, [amtelo. 
 
 AweyjBavdfjiat, f. Bijijofxai, et d7rexBdjjiat, v. [(1) invisus sum, (2) odi,] (l) to be 
 
 hated, (2) to hate. MvOeai aKpaaPTOp, a.Tre^Qo.veai 5' etX jullxXXop. /3. 202. 
 
 See also k. 74. SYN. 'ExBafpofiai, e)(d6fxat, tTTvyEOfiat, fiialofxai, £*)(Q6hd7CE<i) f 
 
 bvrTfievalvio, XvKEopat. 
 ATrexdeta, as, >;, subst. [inimicitiae,] animosity. At' aTre^Beias eXB6pB\ diidaot. 
 
 P. V. 121. SYN. "E^0d$, e^Bpa, bvafueveia, bvavoia, KaKopoid, trrvyds. 
 A7re-^9r]fjd, aros, to, subst. [res odiosa et invisa,] an object of hatred. 'A7re- 
 
 X^^l^a- irdyKoivov ftpoTols. Troad. 425. SYN. "E^T/^ud, yu/o-j^ud, GTvyqfid, 
 
 e-^dos. 
 ATreyO})s, eos, adj. [invisus, infensus,] hateful, hostile, malicious. '[Is v^v 
 
 d7re^8>)s bvaKXeyjs r diTLoXETo. Antig. 50. SYN. 'E7ra)(^/)s, E^Bpos, exBobdiros, 
 
 bvafxepr/s, bvafopos, KaTaTTTVOTos, olt:6ittv(tt6s, aTrevKTOs, piarjTos, arvyros, 0^X77- 
 
 pos, GTvyepos. 
 Aire^u, f. d(j>elh), v. [abstineo, propulso, differo,] to keep off from, to withhold, 
 
 to restrain. UoXXlop /uo-)(Bujp d/re^o^raj. Med. 1093. SYN. 'E7r/ffY.w, direx *, 
 
 dTraXXatrffdpai, dtptcTTd/uai, d(p€OTt']KLo, e£/<rra/ua£, dTroXapfidpLo. 
 ATrrjdeu), v. [percolo, deliquo,] to strain, to purify. 'Atto fiipXXujp currjdQp. Ran. 
 
 943. SYN. &l)]6io, bivXlcio, bXdfiXj3a£co. 
 A7rqXeye(o, v. [non euro, contemno,] not to care, to be unconcerned. Et b' av 
 
 dTrrjXiyeoPTES e/jtas rdTEOiTE defiiGTas. A poll. 2. 17* 
 AirrjXeyews, adv. [aperte, precise, abscise,] unequivocally, peremptorily. Xp>) 
 
 fiep b)) top fivBop dirrjXeyEOJS aTrdenreiP . I. 309. SYN. 'aXtjBlos, a7rAiDs, cdtpuis, 
 
 bXapprjbrjp, dvdtpapbop. 
 A7rr t Xin(TTi)s, ov, adj. [alieuus a judiciis et litibusj free from law-suits, a. 'A7r?/- 
 
 XlacrTa. b. 1.7relpETat yap tovt ekeI. Aves 110. 
 A7rr)XXtorr)s, ov,6, adj. [subsolanus,] what proceeds from the sun, eastern, 'A7r/j- 
 
 XXlottjs diEfios efjnrpevcras bopl. Cycl. 19. 
 ATn)[iavTos, ov, 6 et >'/, adj. [illaesus, incolumis,] unhurt, uninjured. O'kaS' 
 
 dirriiiapTQP' Kal kep -rrdXaX epBdb' 'ObvaaEvs. r. 281. 
 ATvqudpXa, et aTrrj/jdavir}. 77s, >/, subst. [integritas, securitas,] a freedom from 
 
 harm, safety, innocence. Alel bEllTepijp x e V ** d.7rr]/i6avpy. Theog. 756. 
 
 See also Call. Jov; 93. Syn. 'AfiXdjjetd, vyXeid. 
 A-rrijuajp, olds, 6 et ?/, adj. [(1) iliaesus, (2) non nocens,] (l) uninjured, unhurt, 
 
 (2) harmless, unhurtful. Tovs b' evp' ovketX nap-trap d7r//yuovds ovb' droXedpous. 
 
 N. 76L SYN. 'A/3\d/3/)s, arpwro^, adds, vyXi)s, dbriXrjros. 
 'A7ri]P€id, as, ?/, subst. [sgevitia, crudelitas,] savageness, cruelty* 'AAV alpuis 
 
 oXdycXp dirrjpelrjoXp dp^piv. Apoll. 2. 1202. SYN.^Ayptor/JS, oi^orz/s. 
 'A-Ki]pri, rjs, }), subst. [rheda, praesertim muliebre veliiculum,] a vehicle directed 
 
 by reins ; chiefly, a carriage for females and old men. '[Is nav dir>ipri, -ttovs te 
 
 «rpe<r/3vrov tyXXeT. Phcen. §6l. SYN. "A/ua^d, appd. EpiTH. 'ApyvpoKVKXos, 
 
 dKdfxavTOTrovs, deW/yec^d, dbXarTos y dolt, ev^vo-tos, Evrpd)(d\ds, Tpox^Xdros, rtrpd- 
 
 kvkXos, TeOpnnros, TTbiXXK}). 
 'Awripris, eos, 6 et )), adj. [crudelis, immitis,] refractory, obdurate, cruel, sa- 
 vage. Kai 7rpos tov ftdaXXfjos d7rrjPEos' el-rote b" avTE. A. 340. SYN. ' Apr\- 
 
 Xirjs, dpi]fiEpds, ddeXyys, an apQp lottos, fftXiipos, ^d/\e7ros, aypXodvpds, nXbr)po<ppiop. 
 *ATTY}opds, et d-m'iwpds, ov, 6 et>/,adj. [desuper impendens,] overhanging. 'E^.9pwj/ 
 
 dnaopoi tttuj/jtoptX. Pyth. 8. 124. See also p. 435. 
 
108 AIIHP ADAH 
 
 'A7r^p>)$, eos, 6 et r/, adj. [nullo membro captus, salvus,] unmutilated, sound in 
 
 limb. NtWco, KaL ae deal avv dwripeaXv avrXs eraipois. Apoll. 1. 888. SYN. 
 
 'A/3Xa/3?)s, vyXijs, tivdoos. 
 'AirXbtivos, ov, 6, P. N. [Apidanus,] a river in Thessaly. QaoXv 'AttXbavbv nebXa 
 
 XXnaiveiv. Hec. 453. 
 *AirXQeu) t idem quod 'A7rei0£a>, q. v. 
 'AirXpvffcjii), v. [desipio,] to be unwise, to be stupid. 'AXXa fiaX wb' ep£at, 
 
 (boKeets be /jloX ovtc airXvvaaeir.) e. 342. SYN. 'AXoyeu), napatypovew, Trapavdew, 
 
 fiojpaivo). 
 "A7rtos, et (2)"A7rtos, a, ov, adj. [(1) longinquus, (2)Apius,] (1) remote, distant ; 
 
 (2) belonging- to the'Peloponnesus, where probably the first Grecian colony 
 
 was settled. TrfXoQev eij aTrXrjs 1 yairjs' KaXeaavTo yap avroi. A. 270. SYN. 
 
 'AWobaTTos. 
 "attXus, ov, >;, subst. [pirus arbor,] a pear-tree. "AirXos, y, et airXov, to, [fructus 
 
 ejus, pirum,] a pear. Kcu cV/ [xav airXoio 7re7raiTepds' at be yvvalnes. Theocr. 
 
 7. 120. 
 'Attis, Xbos, f], P. N. [Peloponnesus.] Ob fiev yap Ke roaovbe Kar 'AirXba kvoj- 
 
 bdXbv evpots. Theocr. 25. 183. 
 7 A7rXs, Xds, 6, P. N. [Apis,] supposed to have given the name of T A7r*s or'An-ia 
 
 to the Peloponnesus. Tlpa^as d/uLejJ7rrojs 7 A7rXs 'Apyeia yQovX. iEsch. Suppl. 272. 
 'AnXaauv, dvds, 6, P. N. [Apisaou,] a Trojan of rank. Tei/^e' ditaivvyierov 
 
 'AnXaaovos, uvtXhci to^ov. A. 581. 
 'AurnTTtt,), v. [(I) diffido, (2) non parco,] (l) to disbelieve, to distrust, (2) to 
 
 disobey. 1a<j)' 'led'' ainoTeiv ov ae davpiaZh) tvxV* Alcest. 1149- SYN. 'Atti- 
 
 vtws £\(V. 
 
 'AiriorTa, as, f], subst. [(1) incredulitas, (2) perfidia,] (l) mistrust, disbelief, 
 
 (2) perfidy, T H AXas HaXXds fxeyiarov dvydrep, ovk airiarXa. Ion l6"06. 
 ^ATnoToavvr], rjs, {], subst. [faithlessness, infidelity. Tav efxav vfivevaaX aTrtaTo- 
 
 avvav. Med. 423. SYN. 'A7re/0e<ct, aynopLbavvr]. 
 "attkttos, ov,6 et >/, adj. [(l)qui non credit, (2) infidus, (3)inobediens,diffidens,] 
 
 (1) disbelieving, incredulous, (2) not to be trusted or believed, faithless, 
 
 treacherous, (3) disobedient. "A-jnarov eliras fivddv, ov b 1 Xbeiv BeXeis. Iph. T. 
 
 1294. SYN. (1) UdpdXdyds, (2) aoitovbos, vireptyXaXos, (3) a7reid)]s. 
 'A7r/<7^w, idem quod 'A7T£^(y, q. v. 
 'A7rXdK£w, (non d/wrrXciKEU), vid. ' Monthly Review,' Feb. 1796\ p. 132. et Bl. 
 
 Agam. 336.) v. [(1) aberro, unde privor, (2) pecco,] (1) to deviate from, to 
 
 miss, to fail in, (2) to do wrong. Yvioaei yap avdXs airXdnuv ejiol nXdov. Hipp. 
 
 896. SYN. (1) 'A/jfiporeu), aTrdrvyyavii), a/jtapTavu), aTroarepeofiai, (2) aXXrauio. 
 ^A7rXdKrjTbs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [aberrans,] missing. Ate> ciTrXdKjjTdv 'Axba, 
 
 Trach. 120. 
 "\A7rXckta, as, r/,a7rXafao>, ov, et a7rXd^/xd, tiros, to, subst. [error, peccatum,] 
 
 an error, a fault, an offence. Upds avTd<j>wpwv a7rXao?juarwv bXirXtis. Antig. 51. 
 
 See also Pyth. 11. 41. et Call. 4. 2i4. SYN. 'ApaprXa, d/iapn;/id. EPITH. 
 
 Aeivov, arvyepbv, /Gapwr^jUoV. 
 ^AnXaaTds, ov, 6 et %, adj. [inaccessus, ferox,] not to be approached, cruel, 
 
 (for aireXaffrds.) " A-nXaoTOC fxeydXr) be fiir) teal ^elpes daTTTOt. Hes. Op. 147* 
 ^AirXaTds, Ion. d~7rXr)Tos, et airXerds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [(lj inaccessus, (2)immensus,] 
 
 inaccessible, immense. "A7rXardj/ afupeXtKrov eXik etypovpei. 7. Her. F. 399. 
 
 SYN. (l)"A(3tirds, dirpocnreXaffTds, titcXxyros, (2) a.7rXr)(TTbs, 7reXwpX6s, da7reTos, 
 
 titreipos, 7ca[iiJ.eye6r)s, eh/j.eye&r)s, ttoXvs. 
 ^AttXtjktos, ov, 6 et 1), adj. [non percussus,] not struck. $>povbot b J ti/rrXijicroi, rrj 
 
 Qpvyutv KaKavbpia. Rhes. 814. 
 "AnXrioTXa, as, //, subst. [insatiabilitas, avaritia,] an impossibility of being 
 
 1 The first syllable of "A7rios is short in Homer, but long in CE. C. 1303 and 1685. and /Esch. 
 Suppl. 2G8. 
 
 2 This passage seems to be corrupt both in meaning and metre. The corresponding line in the 
 strophe shows that there should be a trochee instead of the Pyrrhic cXiic, and Reiske thinks that 
 the sense requires S&Spoi' or (TTt\cx 0S ' See also Hes. Theqg. 153. and Apoll. 1. 574. 
 
AriAH AHOB 109 
 
 satisfied, insatiability. "Emends av raah' ; elr difXriaTXav Xl^ovs. Androm. 
 217. 
 
 "'AirXrioTds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [inexplebilis, insatiabilis,] insatiable, never satisfied. 
 Ti aot 7rore rds dirXi]OTOV. Med. 151. SyN. 'Afcopeoros, a-irXripwrbs, arbs, kcl- 
 TaKopos. 
 
 ^AirXotd, as, ?/, subst. [impossibilitas navigandi,] impossibility to sail. Aetvfjs 
 t d-rrXolas, irvevfjidTtjJV r ov rvyydvuv> Iph. T. 15. 
 
 "'ATrXols, Xbbs, ?), adj. [simplex,] plain or single. AubsKa 6' cnrXbXbas y\aivas t 
 Toaaovs he retards, w. 275. SyN.^AttXo^. 
 
 "AirXdds, rj, bv, contr. anXovs, »7, ovv, adj. [(1) simplex, ingenuus, (2)stultus,] 
 simple, plain, candid, (2) foolish. 'AttXovs b fivdos rfjs dXrjdeias E(f>v. Phcen. 
 479. SYN. "Attclkos, cLKepaios, evfjdrjs, d-KepiTTOs, dcpeXrjs, (2) fxibpbs, KOixbos. 
 
 ^An-Xods, 6ov, 6 et //, adj. [navigatione carens,] unable to sail, detained by want 
 of or by contrary winds, not navigable. Ei nvpX iratyXacloiTb, icai airXbov 
 eaairaX vbop. Musae. 204. 
 
 ^AirXooj, v. [explico, extendo,] to spread out, to unfold, to expand. Tbv Zfxov 
 vbbv airXwffas. Anacr. 39« 22. SYN. "'Kvovktvoow, e^airXba), avdwETCi^oj, 
 eKTelvu). 
 
 ^AttXvtos, ov, 6 et 11, adj. [illotus,] unwashed, fwqs b' oajjirjv, Aa.fj.ias op^eis 
 clttXvtovs. Pax 758. SYN. "AXovtos, dviirrbs, pvitdpbs. 
 
 "ATTvevtr-ds, ov, 6 et>/, adj. [qui respirare non potest,] breathless. " AnvevoTov 
 ■^jv^v be TreXwplov eXXd^EV abrjs. Theocr. 25. 271. 
 
 ^Anvbbs, 66v, contr. ovs, ov, 6 et h, adj. [(l) flatu seu respiratione carens; (2) 
 inodorus,] (1) breathless, (2) fetid. MrjS' e/uoX ev ddXdfjyaXv, ed' ws ndpos, 
 eifxi yap dirvovs. Call. Ep. 31. SYN. ^Avvevgtos, a-^vybs. 
 
 'A7ro, piaep. [a, ab, abs,] from, (governing a genitive case only.) 'Erco' dtf ete- 
 pwv KaKa ndn&v Kvpel. Hec. 684. 
 
 'Anbaivvfiai, poet, pro diraivvfiai, v. [aufero, adimo,] to take away, to deprive 
 of. TpojXd, ra KTa/jtEi'OJV d7rbaivvfiaX' ov yap bid). N. 262. 
 
 'Awoaipea), et dndatpeo/Aat, antiquitus et poet, pro dtyatpEU) et dtyaipEOftai, q. V. 
 
 , ATTdj3ahb), f. fi}jcrdjj.at, v. [(1) descendo, discedo, abeo, (2)evenio,] to go from, 
 to depart, to descend, to dismount ; to turn out. Ae£ai, eyfo b' ittitwv dwbfir}- 
 ab/xaX, o(f>pd fid\wfjiai. E. 227» SYN. 'Ek/3cuVw, Kdrdfiaivw, Kdrei/ul, Kdrepyo- 
 fxai, arv/jifiaivu). 
 
 'AnbfiaXXu), f. d\w, v. [abjieio, rejicio, repudio,] to cast away, to reject, to re- 
 fuse. T& OpTd tov Tplfiwvos dTrdfiefiXr}KdTl. Vesp. 1312. SYN. 'E<:/3aXXto, Kard- 
 /3aXXw, a7ro7re/i7rw, d7rooreXXw, diroTpETtbfxai, dirbrXdEfiai, d8e,pi£(o, diroXvui, 
 dirdyivtoOKU), TrdpojdEio , d7roppi7TT(t). 
 
 'ATrd(3i(3a£(t), v. [descendere in terram facio,] to cause to descend ; to set down 
 on the ground. 'Avdptpagtov tov irbbd. Vesp. 11 64. 
 
 'A7ro/3Xa7rrw, v. [(l)la3(lo, (2)privo,] to hurt, to injure; to deprive of. Toiovb* 
 d7roj3Xa(j)6el(rdv apriojs <f>XXov. Aj. Fl. 954. SYN. BXa7rrw, brjXEbfiai, Xw/3d- 
 6p.ai, dtyatpEoj, dwovTEpEU), dfieipu). 
 
 'ATrofiXaardvu), f. arrj(7(o, v. [germino,] to spring from. See HXaordvu). 'Aire- 
 fiXacrrdv <hb~ivds. CE. C. 533. (Dochm. dim. cat.) 
 
 'ATrofiXeTTTos, ov, 6 et 7], adj. [conspicuus,] looked up to, distinguished, con- 
 spicuous. Tvvai£X, TrapQivots t d7r6j3Xe7rros fXEzd. Hec. 354. SYN. rTept/SXe- 
 tttos, dpiCrfXds, evbo^os, 7rEpif3dr)Tos, 7TEpi(pdv))s, K"drd0ctvr/s, kXcivos. 
 
 'ArroftXETrio, f. \p(o, v. [respicio ; rationem habeo,] to regard, to respect, to 
 value. "Iv aTToPXEncofxai, teat Xiyojal fiot rdbi. Eccles. 7l6. SYN. 'EttiJ^Xcttw, 
 eyu/3X€7rw, dvaj3X£7ru>, TrpocrXevaorb), Qlaofxai, £7ri0£WjOew, davfjci^to, irairraivio, 
 
 'A7rofiXr)7ds,ov,6etf], adj. [abjiciendus, abjectus,] must be thrown away, or re- 
 jected. OvtoX d7roj3XrjT earl 6ewv EplKvbid bwpd. T. 65. SYN. 'Abort/nds, 
 drtfios, drifxaoTos, d7ro7re)U7rrds, dvdpXQjxos, TrpofiXr]Tbs, Ekj3dXX/jbs, eKfibXifialdSy 
 KdrdirvaTos, <pavXbs. 
 
 'ATTofiXLaaio, f. Xaio, v. [aufero, detero,] to take away by squeezing, (properly 
 said of those who obtain honey or milk by pressing the honeycomb, or teats.) 
 '6 # dnefiXXaE QoijxdrXov fxov. Av. 498. SYN. BXtVcw, €KTrie£(0, dnb-nXeZw, 
 
110 AnoB AnoA 
 
 dirodXifiu), d(f>atped/J,ai r 
 'A7ro/3Xi/cw, f. obi, v. [vomo, ex ore ejicio,] to stream or gush out, to pour forth. 
 
 'A7ro/3/\vc?tor hv vr\Tuir) aXeyeivfj. I. 487. SYN. 'A?a/3Xuc?w, airefxeui, eV/3aXXw. 
 'atto/BXwo-k-w, v. [discedo, digredior,] to depart, to retire, "ilptj dirbfiXwoKeiv, 
 
 /xy) irp\v <f)dos tjeXXoio. Apoll. 3. 1143. SYN. 'ATrd^wjoew, dnaXXaaoo/jLat, dtyi- 
 
 (JTdfiai, aTrep-^dfxai. 
 , ATrdj3d\lfj.alds t ov, 6 et y/, adj. [libenter rejiciens,] apt to throw away. 'Azrd- 
 
 poXlfjialos rQv oTrXwv eylyveTo. Pax 6/7. Syn. See 'A7ro/3Xy?rds. 
 'ATrofioaKof-Ku, v. [depaseo,] to feed off, or eat down. kevbpE&X r £<f>e£6ft£vd, 
 
 Kap-rcdv a.7ro(36(TKErat. A v. 1066. SYN. Kdrd/3o<7KOyuat, Ka.Tafipu<jKu>, VEfjtdjJiai, 
 
 eKKapTrictdfiai, xap7rddfxai, €KKap7rodfiai. 
 'A7ro(3pi$<Oy v. [crapulam edormio : dormio,] to sleep off any excess in eating 
 
 or drinking; to sleep. "Evdd b' dirofipilnvTES E^eivd/JEV y}w b~idv. fx. J. SYN. 
 
 B/)/5d>, d(j)vni'o(t)y Kadev&G). 
 'A7ro/3wyutos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [ab aris amovendus, impius,] to be excluded from 
 
 approacliing the altar, impious. 'A7ro/3o>/ads ai> ex^i QvaXav. Cycl. 365. 
 
 Syn. 'avoglos, adtds. 
 'Andyovds, ov, 6 et y), adj. et subst. [nepos, et qui longius distat,] a grandson, 
 
 a descendant. Aatov tore tXv dicoyGviiv ; CE. C. 220. Syn. '£7rtydJ'os, d7re>c- 
 
 yo v os. 
 'A7royvtow, v. [membra debilito, enervo,] to destroy the strength, to weaken. 
 
 M// fi aTrdyviw<Tr)S, fxeieos t o\ky\s te Xddwfxai, Z. 265. SYN. Kdrdyviou), 
 
 €£aff6£pi£io, eKvevpi£u), dwovevpou), etiXvo), enBrjXvvu), 
 'ATTdyvfivaZto, v. [exerceo,] to exercise, to practise. Qeovs dr/<W, KUTrdyvfivu- 
 
 eW oro/*d. Sept. Theb. 437. Syn. Tvjjivu.^u), ddXevto. 
 'ATrdyv/jirdoj, v. [nudo, denuclo,] to strip off, to strip naked. Mr) <r d7rdyv/jivoj- 
 
 Oevrd Katibv KaX dpf/vopd Oeirj. k. 301. Syn. Yvfivou), TrdptiyujUiow, d7ro\piXoM, 
 
 d7rohvoj. 
 'ATrdbaidfiai, f. bdad/xm, et bacrao/uai, v. [divido, distribuo,] to portion out, to 
 
 bestow, to allot. "YifxXrjv tHjv Ivdpiov dirohaaaofxaX, rjfjiiov & clvtos, P. 231. 
 
 SYN. Aat'w, bidipEd), dird/JEpiZa}, dvdbXboj/jX. 
 ^A-Kobethiaaofxai, v. [deterreo, absterreo,] to terrify, to frighten from. Xe/Xet 
 
 e^eordores* and yap betbiavETd rcitypos. M. 52.. SYN. 'Airetpyu), dveipyoj, 
 
 dirorpE7ro), fedra 7rX?/ rr«. 
 "'AirdbeUvvfn, f. bei£u), V. [osteildo,] to show, to prove. Ovs diro£e/£w Xearpiov 
 
 irpoboras. Ion 878. SYN. 'AvdbeiKWfxX, ETrXbe'ucvvpX, brfXoo), enbrjXoa), bided- 
 
 <j)E(d, fxrjvva), bXd<jd(f>7]vtCio, ad<pr}vi$,h), dvatyaivw, vnd(f>a.irh), efitpaivu), TpatoQ, 
 
 bXaarj/jtaivh), EirXarj/Jiaipu), ETrXfAaprupo/uai. 
 'A7ro§ei£is, iws, //, subst. [demonstratio, specimen,] demonstration, proof. Kovk 
 
 dnobetliv riov virb yaias. Hipp. l$6. SYN. "Evbeifys, by'iXtaaXs, £7rXbety/*d, ar\- 
 
 fJteiov, fidadros, TriarXs. 
 , A7rdbetpord/j.£u), v. [cervicem abscindo, obtrunco,] to cut off (from) the neck, 
 
 to behead. Awbind be 7rpdTrdpoiO£ Trvpfjs dTroheiporofxijaetv. ^F. 22. SYN. Aet- 
 
 pdrdfiEO), Tpd^rjXi^oj, d7roK£(f)dXi$u), KupnTufiEO), av^Evi^io. 
 'A7rd§£|0to, f. Zpu), v. [excorio,] to strip off the skin, to flay. TolaX dows dircEbetpd, 
 
 KaX afj.(l>£d£fj.r)v /j.e\eeo-fft. Theocr. 25. 278. SYN. Aepw, ek^epw, tK'Sepyudr/^w, 
 
 ciTrdXeTrw, €KX£7ri£aj. 
 'A-ndbEyopi-tt-i, f. £dfjiai, v. [recipio, excipio, probo,] to receive, to accept, to ap- 
 prove. *Iv' dTr6b£xu)fj.ai rd TrpbaXovrd ypt}fj.dTd. Eccl. 707- SYN. At^o/iat, 
 
 7rpoab£xdfJtai, TrdpdbEypfiai, virob Explicit, dvdXafjifidvio, dTro.Xo/i^dj'w, dn-E^uj, 
 
 Eiraivlio, boKX/j.u£(t), £7rayyeXXw, ofioXoyEio. 
 'A7rdS»7/z£w, v. [absum domo vel patria, peregre proficiscor,] to be absent from 
 
 one's own country, to go abroad. Knirot XP } ) V «iQpi<*s veiv ahrov, ravras 
 
 5' dTrdbr) fielv . Nub. 370. SYN. 'E/cS^juew, diro^Evoofxai, £7rX^Eydo/J.ai. 
 'A7rdbr}fids, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [peregre agens,] being abroad. Ovk dndbafjov 'A7roX- 
 
 -Xiovos. Pyth. 4. 8. SYN. "Efc5?//ids, ^Ivos, diroiKos, dtyearXos, dvpeuos. 
 'A-irdbxbojfiX, f. bojooj, v. [red do, attribuo, explico,] to give back, to repay, to 
 
 return. Tols cols QXXoioX you/i/mr dirobuato rdbi. Iph. T. 476. SYN. 'Ard- 
 
AnoA Ano0 111 
 
 bxbwfiX, eubxbio/Jt, 7rpoaTtdr)fAl f airoKaBiffr^ftt, dne/JLTroXdio. 
 'AirdblKut, v. [rejicio,] to throw aside. IleirXdv d7roSi/ce pedds atXta> bei^ov. 
 
 Here. F. 1204. SYN. da-w, /3aXXw, dirofiaXXo). 
 'ATtdblMKio, f. £w, v. [abigo,] to ehase away, to drive from. Ouk cnrdhido£eis aav- 
 
 tov €K Tijs oIkius ; Nub. 1299- SYN. Auukw, dirlXavvu), dXe£w. 
 *Ai:6bo*£ijidu) y v. [obliquo, incurvo,] to bend, or incline obliquely. Ke7r' 
 
 CLTroboxfjiucras 7rd^v^ avylvd' Kabbe \iXv virvos. i. 372. SYN. koyjidio, Xo£evw, 
 
 XoEou), arpefiXow, enXKCifi-irru), *cdrdca^u7rrw. 
 'ATTobpeiiio, f. i£w, v. [decerpo,] to pluck off, to gather. T ft Tleparj, tote icdvTds 
 
 dnobpene o'inahe fiorpvs. Hes. Op. 609. SYN. Apeiroj, anoXsyu), dvdXeydfxai, 
 
 enXeydfxai, diroTpvydijj. 
 'ATrobpvTrTio, f. ^a;, v. [dilacero, discerpo,] to tear, to rend. ,V H ndbds, 7} kcu 
 
 Xeipds, a.Tzobpv\p(i)al be iravTa. p. 480. SYN. &pv—Tw, diroavpio, dTrbbepw, bXa- 
 
 tnraoj. 
 'ATTobpxxfHu, [dilacero discerpo,] to tear, to rend. WfjfipoaXu), Xvd fxi) fXiv d7ro- 
 
 bpv(poi ekKvaraCiov. X V. 1 87* 
 'A-ndbvpofiai, v. [lamentor, deploro,] to bewail, to lament over, zvv Tijbe kXov- 
 
 Ou) t KCLTrvbvpdncu onobai. Sopll. Electr. 1128. SYN. 'Obvpojicn., d7ro</iw^w, 
 
 d7ro4Kr/<6)uai. 
 'Awdbuu), vctoj, v. [exuo,] to divest, to strip, to deprive of. TevKpos 5' wp/urjOr], 
 
 fiefxaojs diro revved bvaai. N. 182. SYN. 'EKbvdfxai, diroavXaw, dndyvjxvow, 
 
 d7ros7Tepeoj, dcpaipeoj. 
 'A7roe/7rw, v. Vid. dTreiTTG). Mfji-Xv dTroenrojy 1 'Ayd/ze^ovt, TCOtfJLEvX Xawv. T. 35. 
 
 SYN. i A7rei7Th} f di'dvevw, dirdyopevio, aTrapvedfiai. 
 'Andepyddit), et dTtoepyo), poet, pro direipyti) vel d-rrepyu), V. [averfo, prohibeo, 
 
 separo,] to keep off, to prevent, to separate. Aurdo 6 UrjXelotvd boXu diroep- 
 
 ydfle Xaov. $. 599> SYN. 'Atydpiclu), d7roY/up/c?a>, bXa^iopieiut, biaipeu), bXaKpii'io, 
 
 bXia-rifxX, vo<7tyi£io, diro&vyvvfAX. 
 'Airoeppio, f. epew, v. [perdo, ahripio, corrurnpo abreptum,] to carry off. M?/ 
 
 \xXv d-Kuepaeie. juiEyas -Ko'djxbs fiddubivrjs. 0. 329* SYN. 'AfapTrciciu), bXacpdelpu, 
 
 dtyaipih). 
 'ATro^euy^u^r, v. [disjungo, separo,] to separate, to disunite. M.^rpos orEp-qBeh, 
 
 cptydvos t d-KoCvytis. Phoen. 1005. SYN. AXa^evyyv/uX, dvaZevyvvfiX, dtrd- 
 
 epyw, dndXvu), drrdrdaau), dTrbyu)pi$,it), dfiarrjfjiX, vocr(j)i£uj, bX'iaTtijjX. 
 'AirodavfxdZw, v. [demiror,] to admire. Navoinaav Ev-e-rrXbv d(f>ap b 1 diredav- 
 
 fj.a<T oveipov. c?. 49» SYN. Oavjua£u), v-nepdydfxai, dn-o/>Xe7ra>. 
 *ATrdd£pt£(i), a. 1. dnidEpXad, per sync. dTredpXad, v. [demeto,] to mow off, to cut 
 
 off. "ibETE ydp dupas ws direOpXaev TpX^ds. Orest. 128. SYN. 'Avosdwww, 
 
 diroKeipio. 
 'Anodea-ds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [contemptus, detestatus,] despised, rejected. Ai) 
 
 tote kcit d-dQeoTos, dTTOL^ojXEvoLd dvaKTos. p. 296. SYN. 'A7ro/3Xj7roy, q. v. 
 'A7rudXl(3(i>, f. ->pu), v. [exprimo,] to press or squeeze out. 'A7r£0Xt/3oi/ vypuv vbiop. 
 
 Anacr. SYN. 'Ek"0X//3w, dirodXdio, drcoKvaio), d7T07rX>yrrw, dndppriyvu/Ji, dnurX- 
 
 vaoaix). 
 'ATrodv)'i/TK<i), f. ddvovfiaiy v. [morior,] to die. Ov toi, jud rriv yrjv, errd' duws ovk 
 
 diroddvei. Pax 1S8. SYN. (dviiaKw, dTroi-^ofAai t KaToi^u/ixat, d7rep^d//ai, d?raX- 
 
 Xdaffofiaif dirdytvo/uiai, reXei/rdw. 
 'Airodpavw, v. [confringo, perfringo,] to break off. Naus, KcnrddpaveL ncwd 
 
 tyoivicraris vim. Pers. 4l6\ SYN. Aaadpavo), ovvdpavw, Kdray^i/yut, KdraOXdo), 
 
 ovvdpaaacj, avyKpovto, ovyKXdto, avvTpifiw, bXappijypvfiX. 
 *A7todpi£<t) t vid.'A7rd0ept(?a>. 
 'A7ro0pwff<cw, f. ddpovfjiai, v. [desilio, exsilio,] to leap out, to spring or rise from. 
 
 lEfjtEvds teal kuttvov d7rodpu)(TKOPTd vorjacit. a. 58. SYN. 'ATTd7rr]bdit), /cdrd7T7/Sd(u, 
 
 dvuXXofiai, d(f>dXXufjiat, Kddd.XXdjj.ai, enddpEio. 
 'A7rddv[xXds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [ingratus animo, invitus,] disagreeable to the feel- 
 ings, unpleasant, ungrateful. "Aceto yap /ui) NvktX ddrj d7rddv/uXd epboi. S. 26 1. 
 
 SYN. 'At;6//s, drep7r,')s, d^dpiffTos, bvadpeoToSy k-^Bpos, bvcr^ipyjs, XvTrrjpos. 
 I See Clarke's note on the quantity of the second syllable in airoenruiv. 
 
112 AIIOI AnOK 
 
 'A-n-oTriTds, ov, b et >/, adj. [sine arte factus,] not done skilfully, clumsy. 'AnoXri- 
 
 tov. Olymp. 2. 31. SYN."A7rpaKTos, driXeaTos, ayevrjTos. . 
 'AiroiKeu), v. [(1) aliunde habitatum venio, (2) procul habito,] to dwell at a 
 
 distance from. 'A b y obos arpvros' tv b' EKaardrepu) eyu' diroiKeis. Theocr. 15. 
 
 7. S^N. 'ATtovaiw, fj,eOi<TTCif.iai. 
 'ATTouua, as, $, subst. [colonia,] a colony. See *Atc6ktiois. *H AwptS' dnoiKXav 
 
 avXtc o'iko). Isth. 7« 18. SYN. KdrowXa, jjEToUrjaXs, fJtErdardaXs. 
 'A7ro7/c/5w, v. [amando, in coloniam deduco,] to send away from one's native 
 
 country as a colonist. Spiraidrji' es vr\adv a-KWKlae tijXoOX vaieiv. fx, 135. 
 
 SYN. 'Ano'^Evdio, an 6 ire /hit m, e^opi^o), (pvydbeixo, diron-qpvaaii). 
 "attoikos, ov, 6 et f}, adj. [proprie, domo absens, aut domo emissus ; colonus, 
 
 &c] an absentee, a colonist, an inhabitant. XdXvflos LKvdwv cmroucds. Sept. 
 
 Theb. 725. SYN. Bevos, a7rdbr)fjids, ettolkos, oiKrjrojp. 
 , A7roifxu)^io, f. £w, [lamenlor, ejulo,] to bewail. Aur/) npos avrrju TtaTlp' d-rroi- 
 
 fxuilri (fi\6v. Med. 31. SYN. Olfioj^h), dvobvpofxai, dvatcXaid) , dvaKioKvia, 
 
 ala£oj, yodw, diroitCTi£dfj.ai. 
 'ATTOtvadfjiai, v. [praemium reporto,] to obtain a recompense or reward. Tij/' 
 
 ovv 'Ayaiwv £,u>vt diroivaaQai deXeis ; Rhes. 177* 
 ''A.iroivYiTos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [impunitus,] unpunished. Aapdv ovk dnolvrjTot. Soph. 
 
 Electr. 1065. Syn. 'Aflwos, ^a/pwj/. 
 'ATTowdbiKos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [ultor, ultrix,] an avenger, avenging. 'AiroivdbXKoi 
 
 bXicai tcdnolaXv eKTrdrdcro'ovaXv. Here. F. 884. SYN. "EitcbXicds, dpvvriop, dfivvrri- 
 
 pXos, Tifxwpos, Ti/ur)opds. 
 *Attoivov, ov, to, et airoiva, ojv, ret, subst. [pretium quod loco poena? debitae 
 
 offertur,] a ransom. "fflpEus dtcoivd, kclBeivv typdvrmdrwv. Pers. 813. Syn. 
 
 Avrpdv, KOivrj, bwpdv. EPITH.^A yXdov, dneipeaXov, d^Xdv, deiKes. 
 'Anotvdu), v. [prajmio condigno adticio, hinc ulciscor. Vid. Damm.] to repay 
 
 adequately, to revenge, to punish. Aaifiwv dTroivdxrais eXdaev. 2rciao/ucu. 
 
 Nem. 5. 29« SYN. 'AvrdbXiCEOj, avTCLfxv%'6}xai, rifjuopeu), dfivvio. 
 'Awoixopai, f. xv^ofiai, v. [abeo, discedo,]to go away, to depart, to die. "YdXos 
 
 fxev ovv dir&yET els ra%iv TrdXXv. Heracl. 818. SYN. 'Airepydfxai, direifAX, curd' 
 
 Xeiiro), dTraXXaaffd/uai, aTrodvijaKU). 
 ^ATTOKdQaipu), v. [abstergo, expurgo,] to wipe off, to rub, to cleanse. "E^', dird- 
 
 Kadaipe Tas Tpdire^as Tavr)]L Pax 1193- SYN. Kddalpu), eKuddaipb), dird- 
 
 fudffau). 
 'ATcdKaivvfiai, v. [supero, vinco,] to surpass, to be superior to. Tfj b' avr' Ev- 
 
 pvdXos an EKaivvTo 7ravTds dpiarovs. 6. 127* SYN. KcuYfyurw, £7mpdr£u>, 7rZpX- 
 
 eifxX, viKaii), v7T€pj3aXXd/j.at, virep[3aivu), wTrepey^w, 7T(0O£^w, nepXyivofxai. 
 'ATrdtcaipXds, ov, 6 et 7], adj. [intempestivus,] unseasonable. MdfleTv ovk anoKai- 
 
 pXov. Philoct. 155. Syn/'AkcujOos, droiros. 
 'A7ro/ca/w, f. Kavau, V. [aduro, exuro,] to bum up. "H kev d-rrb Tpwwv Ke(j>aXds 
 
 Kal Tev\ed icrjat. ^. 336. SYN. Kai'w, KaraKaiu), alddXdio, dva^Xeyvj. 
 'A7ro<cd\£w, v. [(l) per opprobrium et invidiam appello, (2) sevoco, (3) veto,] 
 
 (1) to call insultingly, (2) to call aside, to call, (3) to forbid, to interdict. 
 
 a. Oi' /jle tGjv ydfJLtav a7r£KdXovv i'joardi' '. b. 'AirEKpirio bl^jX', Iph. A. 1354. 
 
 SYN. 'AvdnaXEM, EirXudXEU), ekkoXeu), d7ro/c/AX^ff/cw, diT0<X7r€vbu), dirdyopevh), fXErd- 
 
 7re]a7tdiJ.ai, d7rdyw, dTrorp£7r<*), d^>iaTr]fiX. 
 "ATroKd/xvh), f. KajjLovjjLai, v. [fatisco, defatigor,] to be weary. Ouk dndKafivio. 
 
 Ion 134. SYN. Ka^uvw, kKKafxvo), TdXanrojpEOfiat, dirdyopevM, dirorpvvfjtai, 
 
 KardTrovEOfxai, etcXvo/uat. 
 'ATrotcdnvio, v. [efflo, exspiro,] to breathe out. "H|0(7r£ S' e^orrXaio, dud be ipv^v 
 
 endirvcrGE. X. 467* SYN. 'Attottvem, dvairvEb), diro^v-^' 
 'ATroKdrdrXdrjfxX, f. dfimo, v. [depono,] to lay aside, to lay down ; to leave as a j 
 
 deposit. 'OpOov ett obpXdyjg, kvveijv b' d7ro<car0£r' speivas. A poll. 3. 1287* 
 'AndicavXiZd), v. [decutio, decurto,] to lop off, to strike off. KairdKavXi£o)v 
 
 tyXu). Eur. Suppl. 7l6.' 
 'AnoKeipu), f. IpC* et epou), v. [tondeo, detondeo, abscindo,] to sheer, to clip, to 
 1 See Dr. Maltby's note on this word. 
 
AnOK AnOK 113 
 
 cut off, to cut asunder. 'A7ro be artyavav neKapcrai. Hec. 898. Syn. 'atto- 
 
 Kopadw, dnoKOTTTh), an ore fir o), dndKufJtdu), dnoffTepeio. 
 'ATrdtcephalvio, v. [lucrifacio,] to derive gain from, to gain. 'AXV, doBevris yap, 
 
 KaTToKepbaipwv norov. Cycl. 431. 
 'AndKrjbebj, f. r/o-w, v. [negligo, non euro,] to neglect. At k dnoKrjbriaavTe 
 
 tyepujjjiedd 'x&pdv dedXov. ^F. 413. SYN. AyueXea/, dtypovTiZu), dnofpovTi^oj, 
 
 aKTjbiio. 
 'AndKibvTjfiX, v. [dissipo, diverto,] to scatter, to disperse. "Os t dnoKibvafievos 
 
 vurdfiov tceXdbovTos 'Apa£ew. Apoll. 4. 133. * SYN. Karao* ebavvvfii, bXaaKop- 
 
 ntCio, bXatrKebavvv^xX, kKTpe.7r6jJ.ai. 
 'ATrdiavbvvevb), v. [periculum facio, periclitor,] to make a trial, to endeavour. 
 
 KdnoKtrbweveTOv Xenrov tX teal ootybv Xeyetv. Ran. 1108. SYN. 'AndroXfxdoj, 
 
 nelpav Xa/xfidpio, noteojuai. 
 'AiroKiveu), f. rjw, v. [araoveo,] to remove from, to remove. Mrj fi dnoKivriaaioX 
 
 Ovpawv fiovvov eovrd. %. 107* SYN. 'Rkkivso), fieTaKiveut, dntodeio, ndpiodeoj, 
 
 eKTpenaj, blcLKpovii), dnoaeloj, dneXavvuj, d(j)i(TT7}fjUj dnaXXuaaio. 
 'attokivos, ov, 6, subst. [recessus, discessus, fuga,] a retreat, a flight, (a species 
 
 of dance. Suidas.) 'AW evpe tip' dnoKipdp and tov beanorov. Equit. 20« 
 
 SYN. fyvyrj, dnoxfoprioXs, dpaxuprjaXs, anobpdaXs . 
 AttokXo), v. [abscedo,] to depart. Arjdev and ff-adfioid kiwv JLv/uaids vtyopfios. 
 
 7T.J56. 
 
 AnoKXdZu), f. dyfa, v. [vociferor,] to cry aloud. MeydXots dyd&ois dneKXay£ev. 
 Agam. 151. 
 
 A7tokXcuw, Att. aw, f. KXavffu), v. [deploro,] to lament, to mourn for, to be- 
 wail. ^Vavaai fx eaaov, KanoKXavaaaQat Katca. GE. R. 1467* SYN. KdrafcXcuw, 
 dvaKXaiu), dndbaKpvio, anobvpo/iai, oXd(ftvpo/j,ai KaTobvpdfiai, enWprjpeoj. 
 
 AnoKXaoj, f. daw, v. [defringo,] to break off. "Hbij pfjd /ueXaipdp dneKXdae 
 bi\6dbX \epcro). Musae. 298. SYN. KXdw, dnoppip/pvfjLX, dnoando), KaTaKonru), 
 
 Ka.TdT€fJ,Pb). 
 
 AnoKXeiio, f. eiaoj, v. [excludo, includo,] to shut from, to exclude, to shut in. 
 'E^fjXdaev fie adneKXeiae bio/jLariop. P. V. 69 1. SYN. KXe/w, ey/cXe/w, evdno- 
 KXeiu), ovyicXeitt), fcdra/cXe/w, naKTviv, dnelpyw, Kadeipyio. 
 
 AnoKXemo), v. [surripio, furto aufero,] to steal from. Mr} nor dnoKXexpeip, da 
 'EKTjfidXds e/credrtorat. H. in Mer. 522. 
 
 AnoicXrjpds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [exsors,] having no share in, free from. Uopcjp b' 
 ovrXs dnoKXapds kurXv. Pyth. 5. J\. SYN. "A^X^pos, d/xoipos. 
 AnoKXivu), f. Xpw, v. [declino, inclino,] to decline, to fall away. Kal bofavT 
 diroKX'ivai. (E. R. 1192. SYN. 'EkkXiW, eyjcX/vw, ePTpenio, dnoTpenoj, e/crpe- 
 nofiai, [lerdfiaivto, KardKafinTO). 
 
 A7tokXv^<m), v. [eluo, abhio,] to wash out, off, or away. KvfjidaX' ^et/iepty be ndXat 
 dndeKXvoev aXjir}. Apoll. 1. 366. SYN. 'EkkXv£oj, eKPinTw, €KXovbj,dndXovoj. 
 AnoKvatio, v. [adfligo, obtundo,] to afflict, to distress, to vex. 'AXX' a\)Tr\v \xol 
 rrjv bovXeiav ovk dnd(palp(op dnoKpaieis. Vesp. 681. SYN. Avneoj, obvpaoj, 
 dnodXifiu), evo-)(Xe(i}, dnoXXvfiX, 7rdpeKTeiv<o. 
 
 ATroK^to-yud, drds, to, subst. [frustum alicujus rei, proprie, ungue abscissum,] a 
 paring, a scrap. "Navvdtpvels, ayvpdbwv dnoKviafiaTd. Pax 790> 
 KirdKoi/jiadfxai, v. [seorsum dormio,] to sleep apart, to sleep from home. Tx 
 ovk direKOLiir]QriiiEV baov uarov arXXriv ; Vesp. 213. SYN. 'AnoKoiTeit), dnoKaQev- 
 buy, aTcuvvffTacu). 
 
 ^7r6KOfxfid, drds, to, subst. [frustum, fragmentum,] a fragment. MiXup 6\pa- 
 fA&Ta nerpas dnoKOfifx' drepafivu). Theocr. 10. 7» SYN. Kofi/id, ay fid, Opavaftd, 
 nXdafid, Tyidyps. 
 
 \TrdKofi7rd£oj, v. [insolentius ago vel loquor,] to speak boastingly. '6 fr i)Xd- 
 Aa£e, KaneKOfxirdrrev rdbe. Here. F. 981. 
 
 knoKdm), rjs, ^ subst. [abscissio,] a cutting off. 'AicoKdnd upaTds. ^sch. Suppl. 
 843. SYN. 'Airdrop. 
 
 1 The last two syllables of 'ApcUjw form only one in scanning. 
 Pros. Lex. P 
 
114 AnoK AnoA 
 
 "A-ndKOTTTb), f. ^w, V. [abscindo,] to Cut off. Told 6' cV 'l^Xbd/xavTi Kapr) dxeKoype 
 
 irapaaras, A. 26l. SYN. 'HLkkowtii) , eKT^fiVd), dicdre'/ivio, dTtdpaffju), bXaipu, 
 
 a7ro<7)(/e?to, dirafxatJ, d7rorujJyw. 
 'AirdKOff/jEio, v. [ordine collocata aufero,] to remove in a regular order. "Hadrjv 
 
 afupiTrdXot & aTreKOfffiedv evTed bands. r\. 232. 
 'A7ro/cojy0((£w, v. [levo, sublevo,] to alleviate, to lighten. Obbev 7rd0£W anoKov- 
 
 <pi£ova > . Hec. 105. SYN. Kov(pic]u>, dvdK0V(f)i£u), e7rXKov(J)l$u), eTraipu), eXa- 
 
 <ppvv(i>. 
 'ATroKpefxavvvfiX, V. [suspendo,] to hang tip. Avyev* direKpefidcrev' ffvv be Tnepd 
 
 7rvKvd XXaffdev. ^¥. 879« SYN. Kpe/jctvvvfjX, dvaKpefjavvvfjX. 
 'ATTonplvto, v. [secerno, semoveo, separo, eximo,] dnoKpivdfiat, (2)med. [re- 
 
 spondeo,] (3) pass, [secernor,] (1) to separate, to distinguish, (2) to answer, 
 
 (3) to be separated. Tu> oX, aTTOKpivOevTe, evavrX<o d)pfxridr]rr)V. E. 12, SYN. 
 
 'EfCK-ptVw, bXatcpivu), d7ro/3dXXw, drtop/c?w, dTrd^iopic]^, eKXeyoj, bXaTaffffio, a7rw0€w, 
 
 (2)d7ra/xc//3ojuat, enXXeydfiai. 
 'AiroKpXoXs, ews, fj, subst. [(l) actio excernendi, (2) responsio,] the act of selecting 
 
 or distinguishing, an answer. Twv dyddiov effdXrj fiev diroKpXffXs, etrdXd be epyd. 
 
 Theogn. 11 69. 
 'AiroKpovoj, v. [repello, depello, propulso,] to repel, to drive off, to bruise. 
 
 KotvXIgkXov, to xe7\os a7rdKEKpovfffih'dv t Ach. 459« SYN. 'EKKpovio, dvaKpovut, 
 
 e*:/3dXXw, airoveiw, dirwQeta. 
 'AiroKpinrrio, v. [abscondo, occulto,] to hide, to conceal. Eta QwpijaoeoQaX, 
 
 aneicpvipev be fxoX i7T7tovs. A. 717* SYN. KpvnrtVy ernKpinrTit), raXv7rrw, Kevdu), 
 
 Xavddvto, Karabvvb). 
 'ATroKpvtybs, ov, 6 etfj, adj. [occultus,] concealed, secret. $ep, airotcpv^ov bejids. 
 
 Here. F. 1069. Syn. Kpv<j>Xds, XadpXds. 
 'AiroKTelvu), f. fvw, V. [occido,] to kill, '£1 0o7/3', diroKTevovaX fjH at zvvwirXbes. 
 
 Orest. 254. SYN. Kre/yw, /cdrafcretVw, dTTOKTivvvfxX, icaivo), dtydvic^io, irecpvu), 
 
 KaTaTretyvMy davdrdb), dxoff^drrw, dirofftyaSlw, bXd^etpiCdfiai, bXepya^ofxat, Karep- 
 
 yac]dfiai, evaipw, evdpi<z)u), avOpwiroKToveio, bXa(f>delpio, (pdvevio, oXXvfiX. 
 'AttoktXoXs, etos, rj, subst. [colonia,] a colony. "Hydye Qrjpairjv es aTtotiTXaXv' e« be 
 
 oe Qr/prjs. Call. 2. 75. SYN. KtX<tXs, KTifffid, dnoiKXa. 
 'AirbKLOKvio, v. [lugeo,] to lament, to mourn, 'ATrdKwKvffai ^v^rfv, dydpXv. Agam. 
 
 1522. SYN. 'ATrobvpdfiai, d7ro<//wc?w. 
 *A7rofcwXvw, v. [prohibeo,] to prevent, to hinder. TZkv anoKreivaa, aTrdicwXveis. 
 
 Med. 1408. SYN. 'ATcbeipyo), eipya>, kwXvw, q. v. 
 'AirdXayxavu, v. [obtineo, spe excido,] to obtain, to be disappointed. P 
 
 dndXdyuff o%Kb)V itdrpds. Here. F. 331. SyN. *A7rdTvy)(dvw. 
 'AirdXac]vfiai t V. [recipio,] to receive. Tw§'* os 7rdpeffTi, KcurdXaElvadat BeXei. 
 
 Helen. 917* 'A7rdXafi(3dv(D, dirobeydfiai, avabeypfxai.. 
 'AwdXafcn^w, v. [calce ferio, sperno,] to kick, to spurn, to despise. OeXei' dv 
 
 b\ <£ 7ra7, p.rf 'TzdXaKTXff^s Xeyds. P. V. 652. 
 'A7rdXafcr la fids, ov, 6, subst. [calcitratio, jactura,] a kicking against, rejection. 
 
 ncofyxdr' avbpGJv, Ka.TrdXaKTtffjj.ol (jXov. iEsch. Suppl. 9^9' SYN. hXajjiy, £k- 
 
 /3dXj^. 
 'A7rdXa/t/3d)/w, f. Xri\pdfiat t v. [recipio,] to take back, to receive, to recover. 
 
 TLojs ovv Bdvb)V dv dirdXafioi ', Keivos be ttws. Helen. 9 1 1 . 
 'A7roXd«7rw, v. [effulgeo,] to shine, to blaze forth. Kpart dero fipXdpi'iv { } b\ 
 
 affnjp u>s, dTreXafiirev. T."381. 
 'A7roXa7rra>, v. [lambendo absorbeo,] to lick up. Tvovs d7rdXa.\peis, drX icXelffTov 
 
 buvdffai. Nub. 809. 'SYN. KdrdTrtVw, eKirivd). 
 'ATrdXavffXs, ews, r/, subst. [fructus, quern ex aliqua re percipimus,] gain, en- 
 joyment. EvfcXetdr vfxiv iraTpds, dTrdXavffiv KaXrjv. Here. F. 1370. SYN. 
 Kapxds, rtpxpXs, eirXTvyXa, Tv^ri. 
 'AirdXavto, v. [fruor,] to reap the fruits of, to enjoy, to suffer the effects of. 
 Tepirvdv v/j.ytov a7rdXaveiv. Iph. T. 455. SYN. 'Orii/djuat, E7ravpeit>, eiravpioKo- 
 fxai, eirXTvyydvu), Kap7rlc.ofj.ai, Kapni^it), Kapirodfxai, KTudfjai, wtyeXovfjai. 
 
AIIOA AIIOA 115 
 
 *AirbXet(3u), f. xpio, V. [distillo,] to drop from. Kaipbaewv 6' bdbyewv, 1 dirbXei- 
 fieraX vyp&y eXatby. rj. 107 • SYN. Ac</3(u, KdrdXelfibfiat, an-d^ew, dnoardZw 
 Karaara^oj. 
 
 'ATroXetVw, v. [relinquo,] to leave, to quit. Olov rcdrpwas fir) 'irokdneodat xdovbs. 
 Med. 35. SYN. 'EXXetVw, *cdrd\et7r«, eyKa7-dXei7rw, 7rdpdXeiira), v7rd\e/7rw, 
 ci(pu][jtX, Trpobxhiofii. 
 
 'ATTdXefids, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [irabellis,] unwarlike, cowardly. 'ATrbXefibv, <5 iral, 
 TroXe/xop eoTrevcras renvois. Here. F. 1124. SYN. "Ajiayos, aadevrjs, drdpdvbs. 
 
 'A7rdXe7rw, et airdXe7TTii), v. [decortico,] to strip off the back. Trots d7rdXei/>e«s, 
 brX nXeicTOV bvvdaat. Nub. 809. See also Cycl. 237- SYN. Aettcj, 7repXXe7r(x), 
 aTobepu), 7r£p}f<^Xoi'c?w. 
 
 'ATToXriyh), f. £w, v. [desino,] to cease, to fail, to decay. *fls avbp&v yeveij, ^ 
 fiev 0i>et, r/ 6' dirbXrjyei. Z. 149. SYN. A^yw, KttrdX*7yw, atyiGTafxat, iravbuat, 
 dirbiravbfiai, bidXei7r<t), eTrXXeiircj. 
 
 'ATToXXpaZio, f. £u>, v. [recedo, aufugio,] to retire, to run away. Ovk dirbXXfiaZets, 
 S KdtctffT cLttoXovjuepos ; Aves 1467. SYN. 'Avdj^wpeio, d7rbXXrapyi£(i>, enreppu). 
 
 'AiruXXyalvu), v. [strepitum facio, turbas excito,] to make a noise. *Hv 6' 
 dTToXXyaiyrj, rovs dybpavbfxovs adXti. Acharn. 9^7- SYN. 'ATrbBbpvfieit), 6b- 
 pvfieio. 
 
 'AnoXXs, tabs, 6 et rj t adj. [extorris, patria pulsus,] city-less, banished, exiled. 
 Tpaus, dnoXXs, dreKvbs, ddXXov QcnrTia veicpbv. Troad. 1176. SYN. 'A7ro7rroXis, 
 Xi7ro7rarpis, dvotnds, etcbrjfibs, TijXwnbs, (f>i>yds. PHR. TLrepeoQat narpXhos, ue- 
 yiarov Kdubv. 
 
 ' 'Air dXXr a py i go), v. [celeriter aufugio, me abripio,]to run away hastily. Ovkovv 
 dvvaas ri ddrroy dTroXXrapyXeis. Nub. 1255. SYN. ^AicoTpeyw, aTroaKiprdw. 
 
 ' Air dXt~xi*du/J.ai, v. [delambo,] to lick off. Al.fi dTrbXixfifjcroyTai, dKTjbees' ovbe 
 ae fii]Tr}p. $. 123. SYN. *A.ir8\el')(tti, efcXet^w, fcdrdXe/^w, XX~xfidu), Xfy/Jacfo. 
 
 'A-n-oXXyfit, et (2) med. v. dTroXXvfiat, v. [(l) perdo, (2) intereo,] (1) to ruin, 
 to undo, to destroy ; (2) to be ruined, to be undone, to perish. TXs <56' 
 aTtfJOJS baijubvuv a diruXeaev. Med. 1205. SYN/'OXXv^it, bXeK<a, fdeipoj, 
 dyarperru), d7ro/3aXXw, d7roKre(y(t), ndTa^dtvu), <f)B?v<i), <f>6ivv6(i), dwoQvriaKio, eppoj, 
 o'ixpfiat, crvvTfjKdfiai. 
 
 A7rdXXwj/, wvds, b t P. N. [Apollo,] the son of Jupiter and Latona. Irefifidr 
 £^wk kv %e/)orti> eKrjjobXov 'AttoXXuvos. A. 14. SYN. $o7/3os, 'Ayvtevs/'Encdros, 
 Aortas, Tiattoy, Bo^Sptyuos, HfitvBevs, 'Ynspiwy, Ylatay. EPITH. 'Ayvtam, ap- 
 yvporo^bs, kXvtotoZos, )(pvff£oro£os, •)(p va ° T0 %° s > ToUjbtybpbs, ayvbfiavTXs, dicevifjfipb- 
 rbs, dXr]drjs, dydvos, aypevrrjs, addydrbs, "Aktios, d7rorpo7ratos, fibrjbpbfiXbs, bet- 
 >os, bayvrjtybpos, eKdTrjfieXeTtis, eKaTrjfibXbs, ^pi/ffaopos, dvajj,, eicdepybs, Xaoaobbs, 
 AtjToXbrjs, draoQdXbs , ^pycawp, AvKriyevYfS, evoptcos, evaKoirbs, evyairris, evXvprjs, 
 evtyopfityl-, eujbs> 'EXiK&vtds, ijibs, f/vs, Ovfi(3pa7bs, l/uepbtyojybs, KvvdXbs, Kepaa^b- 
 pbs, KOvpoTpbfbs, AvkXos, XvicoKroybs, XXyvcjxoybs, fiavTXnbXbs, fiavrrjXbs, olbirbXos, 
 TldrdpevSy vbfxXoSy 7roX(0"<Toi)^os, XvKeibs, Uairjojyj TrpoGTdrrjpXbs , Wdydoa"ibs y aefx- 
 voSy 7rbXvypvabs. PHR. Qiioy "xbpbiroibs dva^, rj ayijTiap fxeXeuVy os Xpvcrrjv afi- 
 <pX(De(3rjKe , Ar/Xov OeobfiijTas aKbirbs, by r/vKofiOS tekZ: Atjtw. See Pyth. 5. 86. et 
 Horn. H. Apoll. 
 
 ArroXXwvXbs, a, by, adj. [Apollineus,] belonging to Apollo. Uepyd/iwv AttoX- 
 Wiwj/. Orest. 1386. (Vid. Schol. in I.) 
 
 A7rbXbyebfiat, v. [defendo me sermone,] to speak in one's own defence, to 
 plead one's own cause. le/ueXris re ix-qrpbs dTrbXbyiiaaadai fx vTrlp, Bacch. 
 41. SYN. ' AvrXXbytb/tat, irdpaiTebfiai, Indfivvu), irpbtydoL<2,bfiai, avyrfybpeo). 
 
 AttoXovoj, f. aw, v. [abluo,] to wash off, to cleanse. UriXelbriv, XovaaaQaX dirb 
 fipbrbv alfidTbevTa. ^¥. 41. SYN. 'A7ro^t7rrw, irXvvb), e/C7rXvvw, dironXvyd), 
 kXvcw, €KkXv£(o, d7roKXv£(t), dirbiiddaipu). 
 
 ATrbXvfiaivbfiaty v. [(l) purgor, lustror, (2) corrumpo,] (1) to be cleansed, to 
 be purified, (2) to spoil. Aaovs 'Arpelbrjs dtrbXvfiaiveaQaX dvwyey. A. 313. 
 
 1 'bdovewv is liere scanned as an anapaest. 
 
116 AI10A AnON 
 
 SYN. (1) 'AyWc?o>, KadayvLSio, tcddaipu), dyvevw, (2) Xvfxalybfxai. 
 'A7ro\v fAavTrip, fjpds, 6, subst. [corruptor, turbator, contaminator, perniciem ad- 
 ferens, pernicies,] a spoiler, ruin, destruction. Htw^ov dvir\pbv f baiTwv aird- 
 
 Xv/iavrfjpd. p. 220. SYN. Avjxeojv, airepwevs, Xw/3)jr^p, Xiofirjrwp, <pdbpbs, bXe- 
 
 Bpos. 
 *A7rd\v(i), f. vow, v. [solvo, exsolvo, dimittor,] to loose, to release, to let go, to 
 
 dismiss. Ovb' aneXvae dvyarpd. A. 95. SYN. 'EkXvw, irdpdXvu), kdrdXi/w, 
 
 a7rd\vrpoh), avTijfJ.1, cXevOepdw, d7raXXd<7(7w, 7r£pi<7a>e?w, dTbyivuxTKi*), dnoy\)Yityi- 
 
 Zbjxai. 
 'A7rd\wjSda;, f. rftna, v. [conturaelia lacesso,] to goad on by insults, to commit 
 
 acts of violence. NvKrspbs A'las aTreXtoprjdri. Aj. F. 217. (Vid. Schol. in I.) 
 'A7roXwn'c?w, f. lw, v. [detraho, evello, more eorum qui lotum carpunt,] to 
 
 pluck or tear off. TlarpXbbs ovXbfiEvas u7roXwrie7. Iph. A. 793. Syn. 'A7rav- 
 
 0/£w. 
 'AirbfxaybdXXa, as, ^, subst. [frustum panis,] soft bread on which the Athenians 
 
 used to wipe their hands at meals, and which then was thrown to the dogs. 
 
 3 A7rd fiay hdXlas atrovfxevos tovovtos eKTpdtyeirjv. Equit. 414. 
 'A7rdjU(irrd/iat, v. [(l) veneficiis devotum libero, (2) imitor, exprimo, (3) ves- 
 
 cor,] (1) to deliver from sorcery, (2) to imitate, (3) to eat. 'Airbua^afXEyri 
 
 iroXXas apsras ettoXyi(te. Ran. 1040. 
 'ATrdfieipofxat, v. [distribuo, sortior,] to distribute, to portion out, to allot. 
 
 'Hws yap t epyoib TpXT-qv a.7rdfjLelp£-aX alodv. Hes. Op. 578. SYN. Aay%di>w, 
 
 d7rdXay^di/w, vefMJ, bXdvEftw, bXd/j.Epi£it>, bidfioipdo/xai, blaipeio, icXr]pb(d, &7rofcX»?- 
 
 pbw, dvdbXbtOfiX. 
 'A7ro^/u^oyuat, v. [reprehendo,] to find fault, to reprove, to blame. 'A7rty*e/u^d- 
 
 fievas Efiov, 7copev6eis. Rhes. 900. SYN. Mefjt^bfxat, Kdrdjuefx(f)buai f ahXdbfiai, 
 
 fjuojiaofxai, E7riaK{jiTTbfiai, xf^eyo). 
 'ATrdfiepprjpigM, f. oio et £w, v. [depositis curis dormio,] to forget anxiety by- 
 sleep. OtS'* dXX' e'mOv/j.y a/xiicpbi' tnropepfjiripiaat. Vesp. 5. Syn. Ei/Suj 
 
 virvwoaw, vkvoh). 
 'AirofirivTb), v. [irascor, iram foveo,] to be angry, to feel a lasting resentment 
 
 against. tt H*> v.vv kippaaaavTo, Efiev dirbfi^viaavrbs. I. 426. SYN. MrjvXdio, 
 
 fiTjvTb), 6pyl$,6fxaiy dn-opyi^bfiai, dc^dXX&j, aa-^dXdoj, BvpaLvw, QvfXEbfxai, kotecj, 
 
 eyKoTEU), ^dXf7ra/vw, %dXd<*>, ^b\bb/J.ai, els opyrjv TriTTTio, Xrj/j? e^to redrjy/jievdv. 
 9 Air ojivdofxaiy v. [recordor,] to recollect, to remember. T£ oi oVe/z^o-ayro 
 
 koX kv Qdvdroib trep aLfrg. 12. 428. SYN. 'ATrb/jufj.vrjaKbfxai, fivrifibvevoj, dva- 
 
 fxifjLvfjffKU), biafipr)fiovevii>> Emfxvdbfxai. 
 'ATcofJLvvfxX, f. dfxovfj,ai t aor. ay-toad, v. [jurejurando nego, abjuro,] to confirm or 
 
 deny by an oath. Kcu ravr' edeXiiaeis airdjAoaai poi tovs Qeovs. Nub. 1232. 
 
 SYN. Ax6jj,vv/jX f e^o/jivvfxX. 
 'ATrbjiopyvvfiL. f. fidpfa, v. [abstergo, exprimo,] to wipe off or away, to press 
 
 or squeeze out. ©epjuov dnbfjiop^djjiEybv. Acharn. 695. Syn. 'A7r#/zdo-<ra;, 
 
 aTroviirTi}), £TncrfjLrj^(o t ano^ata. 
 ^ATrbfxovabs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [musis alieuus, indoctus,] illiterate. Kovk dtrbfiov- 
 
 aov to yvvauc&v. Med. 1089- &YN."Afj,ovffbs t dfiddrjs. 
 'A7ro/iouffws, adv. [indocre,] illiterately, roughly. Kdpr' anbuovous 7jo6d yl- 
 
 ypafijjiEvbs. Agam. 774. 
 'A7rdjui/0ed^ai, v. [dissuadeo, prohibeo,] to dissuade, to prevent. ITdXX' d7TE/j.v- 
 
 Qlbfxev, alb bs <x$ fiEydXfiTbpX dvfJHp. I. 109. SyN. 'A7rdyopevu>, d7rom\eo;, 
 
 Htroo'KE.vbti), diroTpETTMy TTapaireldii), kioXvcj, a7rbXbyl£bjU.at. 
 'AirbfjivKTEbs, adj. verb, [emungendus,] to be wiped off. 'attoiivkteov bit coi y, 
 
 birws Xrixpr) irXeiv. Cycl. 558. 
 'Atto/xvo-o-w, f. £w, v. [(1) emungo, (2) decipio,] (1) to wipe off, (2) to deceive. 
 
 ^Airbfiv^d/iEPos, 10 A^/z', Efiov Trpos rrjp KE(f>d\fjv diro^Hn. Equit. 910. SYN. 
 
 (2) 'A7rdrda>, e^dndrdu). 
 'ATrbvivrifiX, f. d7rbpti<Th) t v. [utilitatem ex aliqua re capio, fruor,] to receive 
 
 benefit from. FloXXd, rd rot ^tpdjuev* av bi Twyb' dnbvaib, KaX eXQois. H. 556. 
 
AnoN Aiion 117 
 
 SYN. 'AirvXavu), Kdrarpv^du). 
 ' Aw dpatifxai, v. [med. voc. migro, in act. migrare facio. Vid. Maltb.] to migrate, 
 to remove from, to depart. T il irarep, w iroXXs, w*> dTt£vaoQr)v. Med. 167. 
 
 SYN. 'A7r0lK£to, a7T0lKi£(t), flETOlKEU), UTTOKadiffTafXai. 
 
 'A7rdvefid(o f f. veuw et ve/uriffcj, v. [tribuo, assigno,] to bestow, to allot. EIr* 
 aTrdvcfiovT evravdd ra \pr)(j)i(TfidTd. Av. 1289. SYN. AXdv£fno f u7robXb(i)jjiX y dvd- 
 
 'ATrdvZbuai* v. [abeo, reverlor,] to depart, to return. Tw jiev dp* dxpoppoi irpdrt 
 
 "IXXop anovZovTo. F. 313. SYN. 'Ava^wpew, v7ro^b)peio t av£pxpfiai f dTraXXaaad- 
 
 fj.ni, aireXavvu). 
 ■'Air8vi$ta, et dTrdviTTTU), v. [abstergo, abluo,] to wipe away, to wash off. 'AM* 
 
 vbdrt vi£ovtes divb fipoTov alfxaToevrd. H. 425. See also a. 171. SYN. 'A7ro- 
 
 lua<T(T(i), drroXovio, dTroivXvvo). 
 A7rovi7rrpov, 01/, to, subst. [aqua ad lavandum,] water for washing hands or 
 
 feet. "Slairep dnovinTpdv ek-^eovtes etncEpas. Acharn. 6l6. SYN. Xepvixp. 
 "Atrdvds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [labore carens, non dolens,] free from labor, exertion, 
 
 or trouble. Nooroi 5' etc TroXEfxwv dirovovs, dnddeis. Pers. 8(38. SYN. "Ajjio^dds, 
 
 pq.btoSy drdXaiiroipos. 
 'A7rdvo<TT£(o, v. [redeo, revertor,] to return. 'Eyw b£ rao/fo, fxri 'irdvoarriaas 
 
 \60vos. Iph. T. 732. SYN. 'A7r6V£o/xa£, ETrdvep^ofiat, EirdveipX. 
 'ATTovootyl, adv. [procul, seorsum,] far from, apart. 'Addvdrwv uirdvoacpX 6ewv, 
 
 OdXdfxovbE tuovoai. Apoll. 3. 9- 
 'A7rovv^/5w, v. [ungues reseco,] to pare the nails, to snatch away with the 
 
 claws. 'ATrovv^Xto gov Tav Ylp^rdveiM airXd. Equit. 706. SYN. '6^t'cw ; 
 
 eZatpEio, bXacnrapdffffh). 
 'A7roVwr/:?w, v. [in fugam verto vel conjicio,] to put to flight. 'Erpav/jidTigov, 
 
 KaiTEvu)Ti$.ov (J>vyrj. Bacch. 752. 
 , A7ro^Evddjuai 3 v. [extra patriam dego,] to be estranged from. UdXvy 7rdrp<j as 
 
 yfjs d7re^EV(Ofj.EVOis. Hec. 1203. SYN. 'AwdbrffiEtOt &7roi»ac?tu. 
 y A7r6^Evds t ov t 6 et ^, adj. [inhospitalis,] inhospitable. EIr' es tov dTro^Evdv 
 
 opfjiov. CE. R. I96. SYN. "Ajfivos, bva^eifilpos. 
 'A7ro^ew, f. tan), et a7ro£uw, v. [abrado, abscindo,] to scrape off, to cut off. 
 
 Qaaydvtj) cu£as, awo ft e^ecte j^elpd fidpeldv. E. 81. SYN. 'ATroKoVrw, Kara^Eto, 
 
 dnotyta. 
 I 'Anotyvu), v. [exacuo,] to sharpen. Kal 7rdp£dr)x ETapoioXv, dirotyvai 0' ekeKevctu ; 
 i t. 326. SYN. Udpo^vvcjf TtdpdQfiyb), 7rdpdKovd(i) f dvaarofioto. 
 'ATo^vpdw, Ion. dnolvpEut, v. [nova cula rado,] to shave with a razor. "6s e/i* 
 j dire%vpr)(TE 7rptoTdi>. Thesm. 1052. SYN. Evpaw, axon'Mio, a.7ro/;e/p(i>. 
 I 'A7rd7rdr£tu, v. [a via recedo ; ventrem exonero,] to walk aside. U\riv dird- 
 
 7rdrr}(jdjiEvol ye 7rXelv r) fxvptot, Plut. 1185. SYN. 'Afobevio, diroaKevaclo- 
 
 fxai. 
 'AirdTdtds, ov, 6, subst. [secessus, ventri levando necessarius,] a convenience, a 
 
 necessary, a water-closet. 'AW els dTrdTrdrdy &>xe™> arpdrXav Xdfiwv, Acharn. 
 
 81. SYN. v A$o5os, KOTrp&v. 
 'ATrdTravu), v. [(1) sisto, cobibeo, et (2) med. v. dndTravofxai, desino, desisto,](l) 
 1 to stop or interrupt ; (2) to cease from, to desist. Mrtbe irp\v dnbiravE teov 
 
 /uEvoSf-aXy uTTorav br]. $. 340. SYN. 'E^f^a;, K dT£\M, dveipyut, KdraarkWio, 
 1 'Airdireipdu), et diroireipdoiiai, v. [experior, periculum facio,] to make trial of. 
 
 Ovk olbd' rovbi b' avdXs d7rdTreipa.adfiai. Ran. 648. SyN. Aadireipdu), bXdnet- 
 
 pa.£<i), efC7T€tpd5o), botcXfia^a), Kipbvveva). 
 ! 'A7rd^£\£Kdw, v. [securi dolo et complano,] to render level or smooth by means 
 
 of an axe. , A7r£7r£\€^(Tav rds irv\as' i\v b' 6 ktvttos. Av. 1156. 
 'A7ro7reyi7rw, v. [dimitto,] to send away, to dismiss. Aadfiiboju eicrrayXds ctTret- 
 ; Xrfaas dTTE7r€fxirE. 0. 452. SYN. 'E/C7reu7rw, 7rdpa.7re/i7rw, diiofidXXo), d7rdXvu), 
 
 d<f>X~r}fjiX, e^dpTrifxt, ettXavvb), pi7rr(o. 
 
 1 * The first syllable of this word is long in the eighteen instances which occur in Homer. See 
 1 Dr. Maltby's remarks on aircvsonai. 
 
118 Anon Anop 
 
 'A7ro7T£rd/iat, V. [avolo,] to fly away. T fl Kav6dp\ oUdb\ o'ncab\ d7ro7T£rw/i£0d. 
 
 Pax 719* SYN. 'AvaTceTdfiat, d^irrTdfiai, 
 ' Anon fiyvv fit, f. 7n/£w, v. [concrescere facio,] to stiffen. Evdvs yap aTrdinjyvvaX 
 
 ravriKvrjiiXu. Ran. 126. SYN. YlrjyvvfiX, KaTanriyvvfiX, mra^u^w. 
 ' An on in- w, f. 7reaov/xat f v. [decido,] to fall from, to fall down. iTiXTrval 
 & aTreTuirTov eepaai. H. 350. SYN. 'Avd7rt7rrw, €K7rl7TT0j t Kdrd7r/7rrw, icdrd- 
 0£po/iac. 
 'AiroV\ae?w, f. 7rXciy£w, v. [(1) aberrare facio, (2) med. v. aberro,] (1) to lead 
 astray, (2) to go wrong, to wander from the right path. Nr/o-ov d7ro7rXayx0ei/- 
 rds ev tjEpdeibei tt6vtu>. fx. 285. SYN. Yldpetcftalvii), a.7TOKpovdfjai. 
 'A7ro7rX£w, f. 7r/\etcrd/ica, v. [navi discedo, soivo, enavigo,] to sail from, to sail 
 away. Bclvtes dneitXetov nvp ev icXXairjaX (3dX6v7£s. 0.501. SYN. 'EfcrXew, 
 
 6ia7rX£W, a.(f)Opjjieii), vavrlXXofiai. 
 'A7ro7rXriKTds, ov, oetfj, adj. [attonitus, aniens,] astonished, thunder-struck, mad. 
 'A7rd7rX)^Tos e£di(j)vr)S, eyevero ras yvadovs. Vesp. 948. SYN. YlapcnrXrjj-, irapa- 
 TrXrjKToSy irapatypiov, atypwv, (ppEvo/SXd/oijs, efx/3p6vrr)Tds, rdtyiov, avaivQrjTds. 
 'ATwirXijaaw, f. |w, v. [percutio, terrefacio,] to strike, to terrify, to dismay. 
 
 KcnroTrXiicrffd/Liai. Antig. 1188. SYN. 'E/c7rX^o-ffa>, Kdra^Xriaab). 
 'AitoTrXiaabual, f. £,dfiai, v. [saltu me proripio,] to leap away from. Ovb' av eXa- 
 - (ppojs av d7r£7rX/^drd. Acharn. 217* SYN. ^ATroTtrjbdofiai, andfevyoj. 
 'A7ro7rv£w, Ion, €uo, f. ewo-w. v. [(1) exhalo, spiro, (2) expiro,] (1) to breathe 
 
 opt, to exhale, (2) to expire, to die. Uiupdv aTco-KveiovrraX dXos nbXvfievdeds 
 
 obfirjv. b. 40o\ SYN. 'Ekttveis), dirodvfxXdu), dirodvijaKw. 
 'A7ro7rv/yw, f. Trvityvjiai, v. [(1) suffoco, (2) vexo,] (1) to choke, (2) to trouble. 
 
 'Ev Xifirrj b' d7T£7rv^£, Kpdrrjaas % et P* revovrd. Batrom. 230. SYN. Ylviyoa, 
 
 KaTaTTvlyot, ayyovdtt), diroK-eivu), £7rtc0arrw, av¥a$,io. 
 'A7ro7rdȣw, v. [laborera perduco ad finem,] to finish labor, a. 'AiroTrETrdvrjKds. 
 
 b. (pev, Xov Tr,s aarfjoXov. Thesm. 245. SYN. 'E(C7ro»'£0), icdreipyuo-fiai. 
 'A7ro7rpo/3oXXw, v. [procul abjicio,] to throw far from. Ehpv & a.7ru7rpdj3dXu)v 
 
 j(dfjidbis adtcds evdd KaX evdd. Apoll. 3. 1310. SYN. 'A7ro/3ciXX6>. 
 'A-noTcpXd^at, v. [emo,] to buy. 'XI baifiovf avbp&v ano7rpX(t> tyjv XijKvdov. Ran. 
 
 1227. 
 'A7ro7rpo0£>, et dTTo-n-pdQX, adv. [procul, e longinquo,] far off, afar, at a distance. 
 
 noXXd yudX' ivCovaXv d-KoirpoBEV, ovb' eOeXovoXv. P. 66. SYN. TloppiodEV, d7ro- 
 
 ardbdv, Zeds. 
 'Airo-npinriixXy v. [emitto,] to send forward from, 'lov aTrdirpoXels (3aXXe arfjBos 
 
 Trdpd [xa£ov. )(. 82. SyN. 'A7rooreXXw, d(j)TrjfxX, ate a ire flit w. 
 ' An oTTTria a w, v, [metu percellor,] to be struck with alarm or fear. a. 'AXX 
 
 d7T07rr//£as oXuirrj Karddvo) ; J). AetXov robi. Orest. 768. 
 'AttotttoXXs, t(os, 6 et 1), adj. [extorris, peregre profectus,] far from one's city. 
 T H yap rdc)' oKvStv, Keldiv ijerd' diro-KToXXs ; CE. R. 1000. S\'N."A7roXts, <pvyds, 
 
 sprjfios. 
 "A7ro7rros, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [(1) quod conspicitur eminus, (2) quod non conspici- 
 
 tur,] (1) visible at a distance, (2) out of sight, 'fls nXelcrTdv eitj Toiib' d?ro7rrds 
 
 ao-TEds. (E. R. 762. 
 'A7ro7rrvffros, adj. verb, [aspernandus, aversandus,] detestable. O'las Eoprrjs 
 
 ear, d7ro7TTvaroi OeoIs. Eumen. 186. (Sell.) SYN."EK:7rrv<Trds, dnevKTos. 
 'attotttvio, f. v(tw, v. [(I) exspuo, (2) aversor,] to spit out, to turn from with 
 
 disgust. "Qvddv d-KOTTTvuv ■, fiErd 6' 'Apyei'otfftv £ei7T£>. X V. 781. SYN. 'EfC7rrvw, 
 
 KaTanTvu), bXairTVio, diroppiTrru), dTroarpEcpdjjLat, aTcofiaXXu), fxiffEOj. 
 'ATroTrvbapiZw, v. [salto, nates calce ferieudo,] to dance in a ridiculous manner. 
 
 'AirEirvbapXad jjiodiovd, nEpXEKOKKiKTa. Equit. 694. SYN. Tlvbdpi£(s>, XaKriclu). 
 'A7rd7rvrt'^w, v. [respuo, spuendo ejicio vel eructo,] to spit or vomit out. Ei/- 
 
 Xpti>v yl dalixd KaTTOTrvri^ei koXws. Lysistr. 205. SYN. 'A7T07rrvw, dvEpevydjmai. 
 A7rop£w, v. [dubito, aestuo, destitutus sum,] to be at a loss, to be in difficulties. 
 
 'lis rfKop-qfiai Trpbs Be&v 7a vvv rdbi. Iph. A. 537* SYN. bidirdpEOJ, afupiafiyiTEU/, 
 
 aH<piyvdiW) evboia^u), afJKJyXjoaXXb), bi^rifiX, biG7a£<t), kvblo^Lcu, ffirdvi^w. 
 
aiiop Anoi 119 
 
 'AiropdrjTos, ov, 6 et rj, et rj, oV, adj. [inexpugnabilis,] unsacked, impregnable. 
 
 "Er' dp* 'Adrjvtiv ear d7ropdr]TOS iroXis ; Pers. 354. SYN. 'AvdXwros, drjTTrjTos, 
 
 abtjojTds, adpavarbs. 
 'AndpXa, as,!], subst. [consilii inopia,] difficulty in judging, difficulty. KdpdTos 
 
 fipo-olcrXv, diropXa re ylyv&rai. Orest. 309. SYN. "Evbeid, irr'toyeia, oirdvXs, 
 
 ttevici, d(jovXXa, ap.riya.vXa, dXlifts, XP €ta > bXaTropriais. 
 'AiropvvfiX, f. op™, v. [(1) excito, concito, (2) moveo (me), proficiscor,] (l) to 
 
 urge on, (2) to move from, to set out. 'Slpaev dvaH,, AXos vlos, aTropvvpevov 
 
 AvKirjBev. E. 105. SYN. "'Artepyopct-i, dfoppdto. 
 "A-rrdpos, ov, 6 et >/, adj, [(1) invius, non pervius, (2) difficultatibus impeditus,] 
 
 impassable, difficult. 'AiroXepos obe yd 7rdXepds, a.7rdpd. P. V. 939* SYN. 
 
 "AfiaTos, bvarrbpevTos, evbh)s, inrbbajs, dpr,ydvbs, aptyXfibXbs, ap(J)Xbf]ptTbs, irdXiv- 
 
 Tponos. 
 'Airopovwy v. [desilio, prosilio, erunipo,] to leap or spring forward. 'Ibalos S' 
 
 diropovoe, XXttojv 7repXKa\Xed biippbv. E. 20. SYN. , Avbpovit) > eKTrrjbdcj, diropvv- 
 
 pai. 
 'A7rojOjoa/w, v. [dcstruo, perdo, privo,] to destroy, to deprive of. ToV p' edeXov 
 
 <j)d7<xai KaX ditoppalaat (j)XXov r'jTop. tt. 428. SYN. 'Pa/w, dirbavXah). 
 'AnoppavTripXdv, ov, to, subst. [lavacrum, lustratio,] the bason in the temple 
 
 in which lustral water was kept. YlpbxovoXv ekdoiv, els dxoppavTrjpXa. Ion 434. 
 'A7tojO|0£w, f. pevobpai, v. [effluo, defluo,] to flow or drop off from. Tvddpols 
 
 dbrjXois <pappdicii)V aTrepplov. Med. 1198. SyN. 'Ek'joew, Karappea), Kdra~Kpovvi£<i) t 
 
 d7rdTri7TT(t), KaTaxiirTU), aaTeifibpai, aTroppvoj. 
 'AiroppriyvvpX, et dnoppiivii), v. [abrumpo,] to break off. T H*C£ b' drropprj^as 
 
 Kopv(f>7]v opeos peydXow. i. 481.- SYN. AXappfjyvvpX, dvapprjyvvpX, dwoKouTw, 
 
 bidXvto. 
 'AnoppriTds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [ineffabilis, arcanus, nefandus,] not to be told, 
 
 secret, sacred. 'Aydpepvbvbs 7rais ws diropprirdv 0Aoyd._ Iph. T. 1331. Syn. 
 
 "ApprjTOS, dTTOKpv(f)ds, Kpixpalos. 
 'ATTopptyeio, v. [exhorreo, extimesco,} to shudder, to be terrified. O* warpos 
 
 plv is oIkov diteppiyaoX vieoBai. /3. 52. SYN. 'EicQdfledpai, dnoTrXijaabpai, 
 
 €K7TTrjffffU). 
 
 'ATTopp'nrTu), v. [abjicio, rejicio,] to throw or cast away. Ovroi <r' avrippixf/ els 
 
 bbpovs bopvlevovs. Choeph. 901. S.YN. 'PiVrw, di:bfiaX\u), 7rpbflaXXu), eicfiaXXu), 
 
 aTWKpovb), dirtodeio. 
 'AiroppoifibtWfX. [cum sonitu eructo, sonitum reddo seu emitto,] to make a buz- 
 zing noise. Ovb* opvXs evarjpovs diroppoifibel. flocts. Antig. 1021. SYN. 'Axy 
 
 yew, d(fnr)pX (j>(s)vriv. 
 'Airopporit.ris, f], subst. [profluvium, effluxus,] a stream, a flowing from. A'ipd- 
 
 ros ft diroppbai. Helen. 1603. SYN. ^Ttippbi], pevpd, diroppio^, dxocrTaypd. 
 'AicoppvTds, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [effluens, defluens,] flowing out or from. Kpijvrjs t 
 
 aivdov KaX diroppxiTOv, ij r dddXtoros. Hes. Op. 595. 
 'A7rojopw£, Qybs, 6 et >/, adj. [abruptus, praeruptus,] precipitous, craggy, steep: 
 
 subst. [eruptio, latex,] eruption, a spring. 'AXXd rob* apflpoaXris icai veKrdpds 
 
 karlv d-rcoppb)];. i. 359. SYN. (1) Kdrappwl, bXeppwyws, (2) aypds,aTroppdrj, vapd. 
 'ATTopfpavigio, v. [orbo,] to bereave, to deprive of a near relation. Aeivrjs 
 
 EyJ.bvr}s, tovs b' dTritiptydviopevovs, Choeph. 243. SYN. 'Optydviciio, dtyaipeoi, 
 
 a7roaTepeio. 
 'A7rop(i)S, adv. [difficuIteF,] with difficulty. To Trpaypd b' aTropws el^e Tvvbdpea) 
 . TtdrpX. Iph. A. 55. 
 l^Anos, eds, to, subst. [labor, lassitudo,] labor, fatigue from travelling. 7 Atc6s 
 
 enfidX w v bbov. Phcen. 865. SYN.Iloj'ds. 
 'ATToafievvvpX, f. <TJ3ea<o, v. [extinguo,] to extinguish. 'AnoafieaavTes tovs Xvyvovs 
 ! dirXpev o'tKab' avrol. Vesp. 255. SYN. li(3evvvpX, e^d\e(0w. 
 ! 'A7rooreia>, V. [excutio,] to shake off. 'AXX' aTrdffeicrdpevai recpds opfipXtiv. Nub. 
 
 287. Syn. Kdrdcretw, e^aXXw, a7r^/3dXXw, tKbv<o, eiacpovto, GKTtvaacu), O7ro- 
 
 jnrdb), dpatpth). 
 
120 aiios Anos 
 
 r A7r8itefjLvvi>tipai t v. [jacto me, arrogans sum,] to give oneself airs, to be 
 
 haughty. 'ATrboejjivvvelrai, irpwrbv, dwip EKaorbrl. Ran. 833. Syn. 'AXac?fl- 
 
 vevdfjiai, fieyd\av^£d/j.ai f virepcppoveu). 
 9 A7roarKebdvvvfil t f. oKEbdow, et drroadbvrjfii, v. [dissipo, dispergo,] to disperse, 
 
 to scatter. Avrdp Errel ^v\as jilv cnreoKihaa dXXvbXs aXXy. X. 384. See also 
 
 ^F. 4. SYN. ^KEbavvvfil, OKeba£(o t KdraoK&avvvfiX, bXdbXbwfiX, bXaoKibvt]jxX t 
 
 KaTafiepiSh), 
 'A7ro<T«://U7rrw, v. [iufigo ad firmandum id, a quo pendeo. Damm.J to fasten, 
 
 to make fast. 'ATre-oaiixtyQaiy bv ayicvpai. Olymp. 6. 170. Syn. 'Exepeibo/jiai. 
 'AirooKXrifiX, v. [(I)exaresco, (2) morior,] to wither, to waste away ; to die. "Orav 
 
 Tis eKtyvyy fx\ aTrooKkfjvat. tote. Vesp. l60. SYN. 'ATrotyipaivofiai, oi^ofxat, 
 
 QvifOKbi. 
 
 'attookotcew, v. [ex alto despicio, observo,] to look down upon, to regard, to 
 
 pay attention to. TlbXiv r drrooKbTrovo" end. Hec. 927 '• SYN. 'AirodeadfJiai, 
 
 blaoKe7rrbfiai, Kddbpdw, EiriOK€7rrbfxai. 
 'AndaKvbinaivu), v. [irascor, succenseo,] to be enraged at or with. "Hprj, firi by 
 
 irdfiTrdv dnooKvbfxaiVE OeoioIv. H. 65. SYN. 'A7TO|oy/ifo/xat, vefxeacno, dydvanrEio, 
 
 IJirivX<o t JiirdiJirivi<o. PHR. At' Spyrjs e^w, bva^lpaivta £7rl rlvbs, Kara rlvbs. 
 'A7ro(TKvdi£dfiai, v.[Scythico more tondeor,] to be shorn in the Scythian fashion. 
 
 Qpiicri rpefiovaav, Kpdr dtreoKvQiofXEvriv. Troad. 1026*. 
 'ATTocwvXeuai, et dirooKvXdu), v. [spolio,] to plunder, to strip off. 'AfJKJHrpvojv 
 
 KaXbv oirkov dneoKvXevoE rtloovrbs. Theocr. 24. 5. SYN. "EfCvXdw, diroovXdio, 
 
 e^evapiZh). 
 'AndoopEit), v. [abigo, expello,] to drive away ; intrans. to get off, to be gone. 
 
 Qvk dirbobfiijoeis; ovk drroioeis rio Kdbia ; Av. 1033. SYN. ' An e\avv w, dirboeloj, 
 
 aitaareXXu), d7rbbXbJKio, i^op/xdu). 
 ^AirooTrdpaoou), v. [lacerando avello,] to tear off. 'Aireorrdpa'^Ev w/jibv ov^ viro 
 
 oOevovs. Bacch. 1125.- SYN. 1,7rdpaooG), bXaoirdpaoow, dirooirdb). 
 'AiroffTrau), f. dew, [abstraho, avello,] to tear from. Maoriov /3fa/ws t&v tfi&v 
 
 dirooirdoas. Iph. A. 1152. SYN. , Avaond(t) i eKoirdo), etypfxdit), KadeXicu), atycupeu), 
 
 etcriXXa), dTtbyjupiCto, drrEpvw. 
 *Ano(T7revbu), f. OTreioo), v. [libo,] to pour out a libation. Ev^er' anoairev- 
 
 bu>v, Kovpy Atos Aiyld\oid, y. 394* SYN. ^Tcevbv, Karaoirevbu), Xe//3w, dirctp- 
 
 ^bfiat. ' . 
 
 'ATrofTTTobew, v. [proprie, cinerem detergo; decutio,] to sweep or brush away the 
 
 ashes; to pare, to rub off. 'Anooirbbrioai rovs bvv-^as tG>v baKrvXwv. Aves 8. 
 
 SYN. Ylpoffrpifioj, dTroKpovu), dvaipu), d(f>dvi£(a. 
 'ATTuairopds, ov, 6 et lj, adj. [satus ab aliquo,] sprung from, offspring of. 'A- 
 
 yvwooeis, orl Kvnpls drrooTrbpbs eorl ddXdoorjs ; Musae. 249. SYN. 'Airbybvbs, 
 
 enyopos, eKyeverrjs. 
 'A7ro(TTdbd, et diroordbbv, adv. [eminus,] at a distance. *H avrws Eirleoolv drro- 
 
 ordbd fxeiklyloiol. c?. 143. SYN. 'E/cds, dTwirpbBl, bXaordbov, 7rupp(oQev. 
 'A7ro<77-d5(k>, f. ^w, v. [destillo,] to drop or trickle down. KoiXrjs filv Boris <pXij3ds 
 
 dnioraijEv tybvov. Ion 1011. SYN. 'Ekotci^w, inrbXelfib/jKii, dicoordXaZu), 
 
 Xe//3o>. 
 'AwoordoXs, tws, %, subst. [abscessio,] a departure from. Qdveiv doirel b' els 
 
 diroordoiv fiXov. Hipp. 277» SYN. 'ArroordoXa, e7rdi>aordoXsy d7rbXei\jjXs f eV'Xet- 
 
 if/Is, dnbxwpriols, dvdy&priols, diraXXaQs, bldXvoXs, eXarrw/jid. 
 'A7roordrE(jj t v. [deficio, desero,] to stand aloof from, to desert. 'Etcds drcoord- 
 
 rei. Agam. 1073. SYN. 'A7roXe/7rw, bXdXeirru), dTrb^upedij dtyiordfiai, irpbbX- 
 
 bwfjiX, fiedXrifJiX. 
 9 A7roor€l^u), et drroorX^Wy v. [abeo, discedo,] to go from, to go away, Oixdb' 
 
 dirooreiyeiv^ epbetv 0' Xipas €/cdro/i/3as. \p. 279* See also A. 522. SYN. 'Airep- 
 
 "Xpfxai, dirbfiaivu), anoxiaped), dvdyj^piw. 
 'A7roffreXXw, f. eXw, v. [amando, ablego,] to send from. 'Ek Twvb' dri/nos bopd- 
 
 Th>p dnoordXrj. Androm. 801. SYN. 'A7r#7r£/i7rw, e«7r^//7rw, fiEdlorr}fxl. 
 "Airoortpyw, \, [ejicio amorem ex animo,] to banish love from the heart. Kct 
 
An02 AIIOS 121 
 
 fiiv a.iroffTep£,at/jii, ret wavrd [lev es biov tpiroi. Tiieocr. 14. 50. Syn. 'A7roor#- 
 yew, KaTatypdvsui, dneyd^ipu). 
 
 'A-KOOTtptio, et a7roorepi(TK<s), V. [privo,] to deprive, 'fi ba~i[x6v t o'tas av$,vyov fx 
 airooTEpeis. Alcest. 394. See also CE. C. 389« Syn. Irlpew, dirdvoafl^ot, 
 eijd7rdrdw, d(paip£u>, 7rd|0dKO7rrw, Ttdpd~Kpovu) y <rvAdw, oKvXevw. 
 
 'AnoaTeprjTpiSf Xbds, >;, adj. et subst. [fraudatrix,] fraudulent, deceptive, a de- 
 ceiver. 'E^otjO vdnXbwv yv6)fJLYiv d-nvoTEpriTpXbd. Nub. 7%8. 
 
 'A7ro(rri\(3<i), y. [splendeo, renideo,] to shine. *Oard(j)ve~is, irXdrvvtoroX, dTroaTiX- 
 fiovres ev ut/jiots. Batrom. 287^ SYN. 2rtA/3w, d-rroaTiXftodjxaiy ct7rdAct^7rw, Acc^u- 
 Trpvvofiaty KaWvvd/Ltai, KaXX(OTri$o/uat, dfiapvaau), A«/Z7ra;. v 
 
 'A7ro<rrAeyy*'c?a;, v. [strigili detergeo, destringo,] to scrape off with a strigil, (an 
 instrument used for scraping the body in bathing.) Mr) <f>6dvel(¥ ijfxlv koh&oX, 
 firjb' direorXeyyianEVOis. Equit. 580. SYN. 'Anoafidio, diroaiiYfyw, d7ro%u(o. 
 
 'A-noaTdkr), fjs, fj, subst. [missio, dimissio,] a sending away, a mission. Xpdvo> 
 & EJ3a YlvdXais, dnooToXcuoXv. Pl)03n. 1058. SYN. \A7ro7roju7rj), d7rdirefx\pXs, 
 a7rd\vais t d0e<7is, dvEols. 
 
 ATToarpEcph), f. i//w, v. [averto,] to turn back or away, et dTroarpEtyd/aiai, [aversor,] 
 to dislike, to hate. BpirasTo tov Oeov 1 ndXXv ihpas d7reaTpd(j>rj. Iph. T. 1\66, 
 SYN. (l)'A7rorp£7rw, dirdyjjjpEw, d^/ord/me, direpyvnai, (2) anone/jurd/iai, dno- 
 orvyew, fii(TEU) t hvcyZpah o/zcu, dnorpEirdfiai. 
 
 A7roarpd(p}), rjs,^, subst. [aversio, perfugium,] a turning away from, an averting, 
 an escape. Apmvodv etnas aulas dTrooTp6<pi]v. Hipp. 1039* S'YN. 'AiroTpoTrrj, 
 d7rd(J)vyr), d\v%is, dvdx&pricrXs, 7cdpatTr}(jXs. / 
 
 A7r6(rTpd<pds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [aversus, abhorreus,] turned away from, distorted, 
 detesting. Tup apbp'' £yw yap dfifidrojv dirooTp8<povs. Aj. F. 69. Syn. Ala- 
 <TTpd(pds, dltOTp07Tds. 
 
 A7ro(TTvyEu>, v. [abhorreo, aversor,] to hate, to detest. A») yap KovpXbXas ixev 
 
 dneoTvy&v, ex bs /ueXddpiop. Apoll. 1. 804. SYN. 'Airoarepyup, dirooTpEcpofAai, 
 
 q. V. fivaarTOfiai. 
 AnooTixpEXicu), f. £w, v. [depello,] to drive from. HarpoicXos, rpis 5* avrov 
 
 dTreoTvtyEXilfiv 'AttoXXiov. II. 703. SYN. 'ATreAav^w, dnuaeib), dirdKivZu), direipyu), 
 
 diroKpovofxai, KdrdfiaXXu), eV/3aAAw. 
 AirdavKagh), v. [exploro, more eorum qui ficos carpunt,] to examine, to search 
 
 out. KdirdavKciZets irXe£<op tovs virevQvpovs,, (tkottCjv. Equit. 259« SYN. 'Aito- 
 
 0A//3w. 
 A7roffvActw, v. [spolio,] to take away by plundering, to deprive of. "Os p 
 
 e|ewo"£ KcnrEavXr](T€v irdrpas, CE. C. 1330. SYN. 2vAdw, d<j>apiraclh) t dvap7ra£(o t 
 
 €%aipEOfjiai, &7T00Tep£W, dTcobvts)> dirOKXeTTTU). 
 
 ATroovd/xat, v. [exsilio, diffugio,] ro hurry from, to rush. 'HfxeHs be beiaavTEs 
 
 direaav/iE'd' es \xvyuv dprpov. 1. 236. SYN. 'A-nucrevufxai, dvopovto, dvd7rr)bd<t), 
 
 d7raXXa<r<rdfxai, d7rep-)(ofxat. 
 Airdavpiciii), f. £10, v. [sibilo, exsibilo,] to hiss. MaKo' diroffvpi^wp, dXXov top 
 
 fivdvv duovwv. H. in Merc. 280. SYN. 2vp<c?w, cvptrrw, KdrdavpiTTU), ettXov- 
 
 pirTh). 
 A7rdavp(i), v. [detraho, avello,] to tear away. Ild*' S' dnEovpi /uetwttuv es 6<tteov' 
 
 avrdp 6 irXayeis. Theocr. 22. 105. SYN. 'Avdavp<*>, bXdffvpu), d7rej0vw, and- 
 
 TtXXo), dcpaipEU), \ptXotx). 
 ATroaipaZu), et drroffcpdTTio, f. £w, v. [macto, jugulo, interficio,] to sacrifice, to 
 
 «lay, to murder, 'fls iyjo y vfxwv dfjiripovs, ods d7roa(f>a£(o Xd(3u>v. Acharn. 326. 
 
 SYN. ^.(paTTio, dvaip£(o, Tpd^r\Xi i tu) i dnoKTelvu). 
 
 AnootyaXXb), v. [subv^rto, a recta via abduco, fallo,] to lead astray, to disap- 
 point. OifioL' fudTYjv rjg, eX7rXbos b' d^ea^dXtjV. Iph. A. 742. SYN. 20dAAw, 
 
 7rdparpe7rw, 7rAdydw, e^d7rdrdw. 
 A7roff0f>ay<'e?w, v. [obsigno,] to seal up, MdAiffrd, ical bi) ttcivt diroG<ppayi$>ETau 
 
 1 0eov is here scanned as one long syllable. 
 Pros. Lex. v Q 
 
122 AU01 AnOT 
 
 Orest. 1 106. SYN. 20/)ay«€?w, K&rafftjtpayiiSiu, eina^payi^dftai, eirXcnjfiaivo- 
 
 'A7rojrx^» idem quod *Aire'x<o t q. v. 
 
 Atzwy^w, v. [abscindo, reseco,] to cut off, to sever, to separate. Ylropdwv 
 
 cnroayLc!.ov<Ta juvpaXvqs (pofiriv. Alcest. 173. SYN. Kdrao^'cw, a7ro/co7rrw, OTrd- 
 
 re/xvu), bpv7TTid, btaT/Ariyit), aTrddepl£to. 
 'A7r do &$(*), f. awffo), v. [servo, sanitati restituo;] to save, to restore to health, to 
 
 cure. Tlavaov-as ciXyous, KaTroawcravras vdaov. Philoct. 1379. SYN. Atdtrw- 
 
 c?w, dtceofiat, Ictdfiai, e^dVeojucu. 
 *A7rdravpdd^ai, v. [taurinas iras concipio,] to be furious as a bull. 'AirbTavpov- 
 
 rai hfitatftv. Med. 190. SYN. Tavpodfiiu. 
 'Airdreix&M, v. [muro arceo,] to wall out. "Oarts ttot ea& 6 rovs deovs d.7rorei- 
 
 ylcras. Av. 1575. SYN. 'A7re/pyw, e-rn^Xeiu). 
 'Andre Kfxaipd/jiai, v. [judico, argumentando colligo,] to form a conjecture from, 
 
 to infer, to guess. 'AfineXayos vdrXoto, nopov f direTeKfiaipovTo. Apoll. 4. 
 
 1538. 
 'A7rdrejuvw, v. [abscindo,] to cut off. "Ofp' 6 yepiov 'liriroid 7rdpypdpXas aTrere/jipe. 1 
 
 0. 87. SYN. See in 'A7ro<7x^ w - 
 'ATrorrikov, et ajrdrrjXddX, adv. [procul, longe,] at a distance, far from. Uarpds 
 
 arafrdaXXTjaX. Ntov ye jjev ovb' curdTqXov. Apoll. 4. 1092. SYN. ATron/Xe, 
 
 rqXov. 
 'A7ro7i/3dros, Dor. pro"A7rpoff/>dros, ov, 6 et ij, adj. [qui adiri nequit,] inaccessi- 
 ble. 'ATrdrXfiards uypXa. Tracli. 1031. SYN."A/3dros, airpooneXaords. 
 'A-KOTXdqjiX, f. 0//ffw, v. [depono, repono,] to lay down, to set aside. MeXadpa* 
 
 7roX\d b' dnedejuqv aanhs^iaTa. Iph. T. 377« Syn. KararXdrifxi, Kadi£u>, rd- 
 
 fxXevio. 
 'A7ror/X\w, f. tXw, 1. aor. i\ct, v. [revello,] to pull or pluck from, to tear off the 
 
 hair. 2# be KQ-tyiyw ye GKatyXov, d7rdTeriXfievu. Av. 806. SYN. Kdrdr/XXw, 
 
 7repXTiXX(o, d7roK'07rrw, cnruKvi$.u). 
 'A7rortX^d, urds, ro, subst. [id quod avulsum estj a stripping, a rending or 
 
 tearing off. 'E7rTdbpd^fiios Kvvdbas, ypcuav dirdrlXfjiuTa irrjpa.i>, Theocr. 15. 19» 
 
 SYN. 'A7ro(77rao'^d, dTrdkOjJt/jid, ayyud. 
 'Airoriiiau), v. [ignominia adficio, non honoro,] not to honor. Ovb' dron^r/aw* 
 
 av be fie TrpuTiarov ovqaeis. H. in Merc. 35. SYN. 'Ari/uah), dr/cw, aTtfia^u), 
 'AwdTt/uds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [inhonoratus, honore carens,] unhonored. 'E7ri rov 
 
 dirorifjiov e.v OeoXs Qeov. CE. R. 215. SYN. "Artfids. 
 'ATidrXvaoou), f. £w, v. [excutio, decutio,] to shake off, to cast away. Ova: utto- 
 
 rXvafyis Ktaagv ; Bacch. 253. SYN. A7roo-e/w, uTrdfi&XXw, eKTivaaob), avap- 
 
 piTTTtD. 
 
 'ATror/Vv^t, 2 d7r©rtW, et djroriw, v. {solvo seu reddo debitum,] to repay. Zwet 
 
 vy ?i redvijKe' Katcov be pe, 7roXX' diroTivetv. /3. 132. See also 1352. SYN. 
 
 'Rktu'I'V/iX, a'ni'w, cnrdbxbw/uXt a^rdn-o5t5w^«, avTUfxei(3<JfxaL, avTaXXuao6}xai 7 
 
 dTroXvw, eicXvw. |L 
 
 , A7totX'vvijmi, v. [solvi milii debitum euro 4 ;] to exact from, to demand one's 
 
 due. YloXewv b' cnrerfovru iroivrjt'. IT. 398. SYN. 'AitoTXofiai, Ttf.iwped/jai t 
 
 Trotrud), KoXacJw, juirep^dfiat. 
 'A7ror//)/ya;, f.^w, poet, pro dirorefii w, v. [abscindo,] to cut off, to sever. AetStc 
 
 yop, /u() Xatfxuv cnrorfjiti^eie aXbripu. 2. 34. SYN. AttokcWw, d7ro<r)(tC l w, q. v. 
 
 anafidu, x<t>pi£<o. 
 'ATrorfirj*, rjyds, 6 et r/, adj. [abrupt us, abscissus, praeceps,] rugged, craggy, 
 
 steep. KvpTdv cncoTfxTiyi aKdrrXrj Xady' 01 b' eaXbovres. Apoll. 2. 583. SYN. 
 
 A7roro/ios, a.7roppu>£, Karappu>^. 
 
 1 Eustath. ad II. B. 87. says that in the Iliad rdfivciv and, not rcjAvciv is the proper reading. 
 
 2 N.B. TtV», tl>9dvu,s and <pOtva, with their compounds, have the penult, long in Ionic v and short 
 in Attic Greek,— Dr. Maltby. 
 
AI10T ATIO* 123 
 
 'AwoTpds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [raiser, infelix,] unhappy, wretched. "Os fxot KaXd tov 
 
 otrdv tnroTfxov iratbbs kvunrEs; tl. 38S. SYN. Kd^7roryuoy, adXids, bvabai/um', 
 
 KaKOTv%})s, betXafbs, drv^s, bvorvyrfs, bvonor/jos. 
 'A7rdrdfids, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [abscissus, praeruptus, asper,] broken off, rough, 
 
 harsh, and //, subst. [fastigium abruptum,] a crag, a precipice. OvbZ rXs 
 
 dTTOTdfiov. Alcest. 1003. See also (E. R. 876. 
 "Anbrbs, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [qui sine potu vivit,] without drinking. "a-kotos kv jue- 
 
 vois fioTois. Aj. Fl. 324. 
 'AiroTpeirii), v. [averto,] to turn away. Et be ro jiev fidKdpiov tXs dTrbrpeiteX, 
 
 ctXXd 5' oTriacru). Apoll. 1.681. SYN. 'ATTOorpe^o;, d7rorpw7rdw, eKKXivio, dno- 
 
 kXivw, dirdybfiai. 
 'A7rorp£x w > f* bpapoiifiai, v. [eurrendo abeo,] to run away. AiepdXe ft <3 ypavV 
 
 uTroTpl^ 0)5 rdy/ord ov. Thesm. 1214. SYN. ^Avarpey^t avaywpettt . 
 A7rorp//3w, f. ^w, v. [detero, altero,] to wear away, to wear out. TlXevpaX 
 
 diroTptyovoX, bbfxov Kara fiaXXb/jievotb. p. 232. SYN. Kdrarp//3w, 7raparpiftu) t 
 
 a.7roTpv(o, a.7ro^v(i). 
 'ATrorpdnaids, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [depulsor malorum ; averruncus,] an averter of 
 
 evils ; a protector, a defender. "A-n-oXXbv dirbTpbirate, kcu deol <jn\ot. Plut. 
 
 854. 
 'A7rorpw7rdw, poet. Ion. pro an&TpeTrii) , v. [averto,] to turn away. &r}pov dfro- 
 
 TptairdaQe tclvvotvos, b<ppd tbtofiev. (j). 112. SYN. 'Airorpenu), q. V. 
 'A7ro7pd7r>), et a7roTpdxla, as, poet. T]s, ?/, subst. [depulsio,] a driving away, an 
 
 escape from. "AXXoV aTtbrpbird KaKwv yevoizb' to be abv Evrvyes. Helen. 359. 
 
 See also Apoll. 4, 1504. SYN. E»crpd7n), dicoaTpb^i, dirbXeiipXs. 
 'A-norpbrcbs, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [(l) aversandus, semotus ; (2) averruncus,] (1) 
 
 turned from, removed ; (2) averting. Bwyuw irdpearrjv, dTrbTpbiroiaX bai/jbaX, 
 
 Pers. 208. SYN. (1) 'Awb^bpos, 7rdpdY ponds, dnevKTos, (j>evKTos, (2) aworpoTcaios, 
 
 aXeliKCLKos, dXe^X/mbpos, dXe^T^p, airoTCOjjnraios. 
 y A7roTpvu), f.vau), v. [(1) altero, detero, (2) defatigo, abjicio,] (1) to wear away, 
 
 (2) to wear out or fatigue, to cas*t away. Qa^X yap ovk dnoTpveiv. Trach. 
 
 126. SYN. (1) Tpuyw> KUTBLTpv^u}, bXa.Tpl(3to, d-KOKayLVU), K&nXdd), Kdrdirbvew, 
 
 kclt ahairavdu), (2) d7ro/3aXX(i>, dirdboKXfjia^u). 
 'AnoTpwyiv, f.Tpu)£dfxai, v. [comedo, avello morsu,] to tear off with the teeth, to 
 
 devour. ■ *H tovs uioQovs tu>v voirjTuiy pr/rwp wv, eir aTroTpwyei. Ran. 365. 
 
 SYN. Tp&yw, Kdrarpwyw, KdreaQXto, dirbtydyoj, Kardtydyu), Kdra/3puxTfCw, a7ro/3pa»- 
 
 (tku), aTTOKvaiu), dnoKeipto. 
 
 AirdTvyxdvio, f. Tev^duat, v. [aberro, ex voto non succedo,] to miss, to be dis- 
 appointed. 'AiroTvyyaveiv ep&vrd. Anacr. SYN. 'E^dfjiaprdvu), dtydfjtaprdyb), 
 
 bXaxpevbofiat, otyaXXbpiai, aTroatyaXXofJiai, 7rdp€KTpeTrbfiai, d7ro/3dXXa;. 
 'ATTovpi^ut, pro d(f>opi£u), q. v. (Damni. c. IJJO.) "AXX01 ydp oX d-xovpiotsovoXv 
 
 dpovpas. X. 489* 
 'Avovpos, ov 9 6 et r/, adj. [longe a termini*,] far removed from the frontiers. 
 
 Uarpas dirovpov, eir es fievdv. (E. R. 194. 
 A7roi/s, dbos, 6 et fi, adj. [pedibus carens,] not having a leg or legs, having 
 
 lost the use of legs, lamel "H /* edriKtv JS' dirovv. Philoct. 632. SyN. 
 
 XoiXos. 
 A7Tovata, as, >/, subst. [(1) absentia, (2) detrimentum,] absence ; want, damage. 
 
 'A7roi/ffi^ jaev elir&s ehoriDS e/uy. Agam. 924. SYN. ZtrifxXa, j3\d(irj. 
 "Airdtydyio, v. [comedo,] to devour. Xw7rws rd KciXXat diro^dyojv ij^ets irdXXv. 
 
 Equit. 497. Syn. See A7rorpwyw. 
 'A7ro0atVw, v. [ostendo, exhibeo, probo,] to show, to exhibit, to prove. 2rpd- 
 
 TXds dirl<pa iv 6 fieQ\ r/be vopiapdrd. Pers. 865. SyN. 'Avd^at^w, eK-^atVw, €K(j)d- 
 
 vi£(0, d7rayyeXXh}, drooriuaivio, beitcvvfiX, eftiXeyxu), Kdrdfirivvoj. 
 'A7r6</>epw, f. oirrw, v. [aufero, abduco, tollo, refero,] to carry off, to take away, 
 
 to bring, to deliver. 'EXdoiv £k yji&v a\p "ExropX iivdov dnoiactv. K. 337« 
 
 SYN. A^uipto;, dTrdyw, dirbKbuid.dfiai, eff^spw, KardQeput. 
 
1-24 AIIO<i> Ano¥ 
 
 'Awotyevyh), f. tyfJiaiy V. [efFugio,] to escape. Kav oiaypos elaeXdrj (frevywv, ovk 
 aic6({>evyei, irpXv dv i]fuv. Vesp. 57 '9* SYN. 'Efc^evyw, bXdtyevytt), bXeKtyevyw, 
 avaxa£dfiai, eijdXi/o-ffw, €Kbt&paoK(t), e^ep^o/uac, d7roXv6fiai. 
 'ATro^ev^is, ews, ri, et aTrofv^Xs, ews, subst. [effugiuni ; solutio, liberatio,] escape, 
 acquittal. 'AXX' aKpoui/iai iraaas (jxovas levrwv els a.7rd(j)ev£iv, Vesp. 562. SYN. 
 'A7ro0vyji), aXv^Xs. 
 'AndQrifjiX, f. 0r/<7w, v. [(l) profiteor, (2)nego, contra dico,] (l)to declare, (2) to 
 deny, to disavow, to contradict. 'Avri/cov b* d7ro0^/ut, yvvalKd fxev ovk airohu)- 
 oto. H. 362. SYN. (1) 'A7rdXeyw, d7ro<7rojudri£to, andfaaKb), (2) d7re/7rw, avrX- 
 Xeyw, aTrotyOeyyofJiai. 
 'AnotyQeyKTSs, ov, 6 et //, a ^j« [indignus quern alloquamur,] who ought not to 
 be spoken to. Hiyrj §' ereKrfjvavr cuKotyQeyKTOv ju'. Ipl). T. 951. Syn. 'A7rpo'o-00ey- 
 ktos, avafyos, dTwrponos. 
 'A-n-o^delpuj f. £p£j t cnrotydXvvdio, et cnrotyQiw, v. [perdo,] to destroy, to ruin. 
 Our' cietov yeveBX axotytieipas, ndXXv. Choeph. 252. See also 7r. 539* SYN. 
 AXa<pOe(pu), aTroWv/j.Xp naTUKrelvu). 
 'ATTotyQXvb), 1 fffio f v. [intereo,] to perish. Kcnrocjidivet rd ^jor/ord, x<*> beiXos Kpdrel. 
 Philoct. 457. SYN. O0tW, bXatydelpofJiai, dTroXXvyuat, drrocjiBeipofJiai, dnodyri- 
 
 ffKU). 
 
 'Anotyjopct, as, ^, subst. [exitium,] destruction. Afrcat, otyayai re aitepfxaros t 
 
 a7ro(j)ddpai. Eumen. 187- SYN. $0opd. 
 'A7ro0Xai/p/cw, v. [fiocci facio,] to disparage. 'ATrotyXavplfatffd jnv. Pyth. 3. 23. 
 
 SYN. 4>Xavpt£w, <pav\l8o), a7rd(j)avXi£(i>, eK0ai/Xtc?a>, evreX/^w, e^eure'X/cw. 
 'atto0Xvc?o>, v. [efilo, ebullio,] to shoot or burst forth. "Y/3pti> dzotyXvfacrXv 
 
 V7repj3xd nyyavowvTes. A poll. 3. 584. 
 'Airofdvds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [horribiiis,] unnatural, horrible. MeXedv d7r6(j>6v6v 
 
 al/ud t)ous. Orest. 189- 
 'A7ro0oayvvjui, v. [obstruo, communio velut septo,] to hedge round, to fence 
 
 about. Ev ye aro^dcet koltx 6(f>pay vvaat kvkXw. Antig. 247. SYN. 'Airotypaa- 
 
 (Th). 
 
 'ATrocpvadoj, f. rjffh), v. [efflo,] to blow out, to breathe* out. Kanea dveXwv fi 
 a7rd<pvarj(Tas» Vesp. 330. SYN. 'E*c0vo-dw, eWvew, dva-nrvb). 
 
 'ATro^wXtos, ou, 6et^,adj. [(1) vanus, inanis, irritus, (2) monstrosus, (3)indoctus,] 
 (1) trifling, vain, (2) strange, wonderful, (3) ignorant. Tenets dyXdd tekv' 
 £7T€t ovk a.7rd(j)<jjXXoX evvai. X. 248. SYN. (1) Mdrcuos, dve/uwXXos, (2) Zeros, 
 repaarXoSf (3) d7reip6s, diraibevros. 
 
 'A7roxa5d/Ltac, v. [secedo, recedo,] to retire, to depart from. 'AXX' dwoxa^eo 
 fiodpov, dmayji be (j>aoydv6v o'£v. X. 94. SYN. 'Avay^topeto, avepyofiai, dnep- 
 
 'ATToyaXdio, f. dan*), v. [relaxo, resolvo,] to let loose. 'AXX' d7ro^dXa rt)p 6pov- 
 
 rib' es t&v aepd. Nub. 7^2. SYN. 'AvXtj/jiX, dvairefjiirto, dvdXvio. 
 'ATrd^eipodyucu, v. [destituor,] to be deserted by. 'oXo/jlciv, vXofjtav, dnoxetpw- 
 
 6eis. Pax 1013. SYN. \eip66fjiai, axoTvy^dvio, d7roaTepeo/.tai. 
 'AiroxeipoTovew, v. [suffragio meo improbo,] to vote against. ^iro^eiporov^Brivat 
 
 rpXi ev rrj 'kkXtjgXo:. Pax 666. SYN. 'ATroiprjtyiZofJiat, bXdXvu). 
 'A7rox£w, et poet. 'Airoxevw, f. evvio, v. [effundo,] to pour out, to cast away. 
 
 'Q.ae 7r6bl irXr]^as y dnob' eibdrd X € ^ v ^P a ^- X' ^' ^ ee ^ on ^^' SYN. 
 
 'EfC)(€W, dTT&XJEU), eKJjXvSoj. 
 
 'ATroxpdiOy v. [sufficio,] to supply, to be sufficient. 'Ejuoi fxev dTroxpr} tavrd Km 
 
 \pr}(fjic:6iiiai. Aves l6'02. SYN. 'E^apfcew, evrapKea}. 
 -'A7r^xwoew, v. [absce*do, discedo,] to go from, to depart, to retire. Aevo' ws efx 
 d7r6xupyo<> v i Xvd ti 001 typdab). Aves 1646. SYN. 'A7repx^"ai, dTret/mX, dvep- 
 XOftai, eE ) epx6fJLai 1 dTraXXaffao/mai. 
 'ATToXfhdb), f. yffo), v. [abstergo,] to wipe off, to wipe, to rub. 'A^ooV t dirtya, 
 
 1 See note aVh-noTivw. 
 
AnOT AIIPO 125 
 
 ou>/uaTi>s r ert]fie\ei. Iph. T. 312. SYN. 'Azbfiacraru}, Kardfiaffffu, d-Trbviirrui, 
 
 air 6 fjiopyvvfu. 
 y A7ro^i\6io t l v. [denudo,] to strip bare. Tavrrjs dtco^LX^objjiev rbv \oipbv, Xvd 
 
 biba-^drj. Thesm. 538. SYN. 'A7rdWXXa>, anodepi^G), d-Koyvfivbu), a<paipeu>. 
 'A7ro\pvx<o, f. £w, v. [(l)expiro, frigefacio, refrigero, (2)exsicco,] [(1) to breathe 
 
 out, to expire, to cool, (2) to drain out, to dry. 'lbpti dno-^v^Beh, irbTX"\XXbv 
 
 airdveotfi-qv. $. 56\. SYN. *A7T odvf)aK(i), ^v^iu, dno^ripaivoj, avaivbfiai. 
 'A7ro\//wXew, v. [praeputium detraho, apellam facio,] to circumcise. "?.ireoQ\ 
 
 aTrexf/wXriiHEVOi rpdyoi b' aKparXeXade. Plut. 29<5. 
 "Airpayfxoavvri, rjs, r) t subst. [(1) vacatio a negotio, (2) negligentia,] freedom 
 
 from business, negligence. Kcu dirpay^bavvris, nal XevKrjs tyvXXbfibXovarrjs. 
 
 Nub. 1005. SYN. *A7rpa£ia, cr-^bXi], dveaXs, dfieXetd, KaTa^povr/aXs. 
 "Airpayfuov^ovbsib etr/, adj. [(1) negotiis vacuus, quietus, (2) incuriosus,] (l)not 
 
 meddling, taking no trouble, quiet, (2) careless. UXdvw/xeda, grjrovvres tottov 
 
 anpayndva. Aves. 44. SYN. (1) "Airbvbs, cipybs, r)av^bs, (2) dfieXy)s t atypov- 
 
 TIOTOS. 
 
 ^ArpaKros, et Ion. Airpr)Krds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [(1) infectus, irritus, (2) intentatus,] 
 (l)not done, ineffectual, unsuccessful, (2) unattempted. "AirprjKTov ye vteoQaX, 
 b, ri typeon, or\oX [ievoivijf.s. S. 221. SYN. 'Avtjvvtos, dbvvdrds, dreXeffTos, fxd- 
 Taios. 
 
 "'Airpa&a, as, r), subst. [cessatio a rebus agendis,] a cessation from business. 
 'labv onrpatjcf. Xeyw. Orest. 420. SyN. See^ATrpay/ubavvrj. 
 
 "Atpe-Kris, ids, 6 et fj, adj. [indecorus, indecens, turpis,] unbecoming, improper, 
 indecent. Mefivafx, <5 (pQovepbv to koX cnrpeTrEs dvbpXbv ai>T(os ; Theocr. 5. 40. 
 SYN. 'AxoiKtos, a7reoiKibs, deiKeXXos, aia^pbs. 
 
 ""Awards, rj, bv, adj. [inenitus,] unpurchased. 2 'AwpXdTrfv, dvdnoivbv, dyeiv & 
 Xeprjv eKaTOfifiriv. A. 99- z SYN. "Afjuadbs, dirbuiaQbs, eKfjuoBbs. 
 
 " ' AirpiyhonXriKTos, ov, 6 et ij, adj. [indesinenter percussus, vel percutiens,] in- 
 cessantly struck, or Striking. 'AirpiybbitXriKTd, irb\v7rXdvr]Td S' i)v ibelv. 
 Choeph. 419. 
 
 'Axptybbs, rj, bv, adj. [tenax,] clinging to, tenacious, tight. 'A-rrpiyb' dirpiybd t 
 fidXd ybebvd. Pers. 1064. 
 
 "A7rpb(3ov\ws, adv. [improvide, incaute, imprudenter,] inconsiderately, impru- 
 dently. 'Noff(|)Xffa(t , d7rpb(3ovXb}s. Choeph. 6l0. 
 
 ^A-rrpolEvos, ov? 6 et fj, adj. [non habens irpoj-Evbv. Vid. Eruditiss. Butler. Suppl. 
 247-] not received or entertained. 3 'An-po^evoi te, voatyXv fjyrjTwv, fibXelv. 
 iEsch. Suppl. 24/. SYN. 'AXXobdnos. 
 
 ^AirpboTTTbs, ov, b et rj, adj. [improvisus,] unlooked-for, unexpected. 'lis Zevs 
 v/uds els dirpboTTTov. P.V.I 111. $YT$."AffKoqbs. 
 
 ""AtrpoabeiKTbs, ov, 6 et r), adj. [ignotus,] undescribed. *H Xicrads alyXXi\p <x7T0oV- 
 -beacrbs. JEsch. Suppl. 797. SYN. "AbrjXbs. 
 
 v At: poaboKrjT bs, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [inexpectatus,] unexpected, sudden. Tovrl to 
 irpdyfjC tjjulv Xbelv aTrpoaboKrjTbv rJKei. Lysistr. 352. SYN. ^^dTnvaibs, dboicr)Tbs f 
 airpboTTTos, dbevKfjs. 
 
 "Atrpba-nybpbs, ov, 6 et r), adj. [non affabilis,] difficult to be spoken with, morose. 
 Aeovt dirXciTOV dpeju/md Kaxpoajfyopov. Trach. 1095. SYN. "A-rrpbaoiGTbs, 
 a7rpbffbfitXbs. 
 
 "A-xpbatKTbs, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [inaccessus, non adsequendus,] not to be ap- 
 proached, unattainable. 'A-xpboiKTuv # EpwTwv 6%uT£pai fjidvXai. Nem. 11. 63. 
 SYN.^A7T|t)o<77reXaoTds, bvaizpoabbbs, dfldrbs, djjLriydvbs. 
 
 ^A-rrpotTfid^bs, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [invictus,] unconquerable, invincible. 'A7rpoV/za- 
 "Xpv Tspds. Trach. 1100. SYN."Ayna^ds, drjTTYjTos, dvUrjTbs. 
 
 "'A.TTpbaoKrTbs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [ad quem aegre accedi potest, qui sustineri haud 
 
 1 See Dr. Bl. Choeph. 683. 2 ""kirpiarriv is also used adverbially, g. 316. 
 
 I Hp6#vos denotes a person who is entitled to be hospitably entertained by a foreign State. 
 
126 Anpo Anno 
 
 potest,] inaccessible, repulsive, intolerable, troublesome. 'Airpbaoioros yap b 
 Uepffwy. Pers. 94. SYN. 'Avotorbs, hvoQbpbs. ^ - 
 
 "'ATrpdodfiihbs, oi/, 6 et fj, adj. [abhorrejis a familiaritate consuetudinis,] difficult 
 of access. &ee^A7rpocrrjydpds. 'Andre's, cnrpbfTbfiiXbv. CE. C. 1236. 
 
 ^A-Kpoa^bpos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [incommodus,] inconvenient, not suiting. Nijaovs, 
 ravflarais airpovtydpovs. Iph. A. 287* SYN. *AvzirlT7}heids t airpbaucTos, /3Ad- 
 fiepos, 
 
 "ATrpdrtfxaffrds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [intactus, incontaminatus,] untouched, unpol- 
 luted, undefiled. 'AW EfXEv aTrpbrXfiaaTos tvt icXXaXyaXv EfirjoXv. T. 263. 
 SYN. 'Arvfipiarbs, aXwftrjrbs, dfxXavTbs. 
 
 ^ATTpotyao-iffTds, et a7rpb<purbs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [ex improviso accidens,] unex- 
 pected, unlooked-for. Tvijfxav auypbva Qavarbs cnrpbfyaaiOTbs. Bacch. 1000. 
 See Apoll. 2. 269. SYN. ^ATtpofrbbK-qros, abdKrjTos, airapaiTriTbs. 
 
 ^Att pb^drtos, adv. [ex improviso,] suddenly, unexpectedly. Kal afXcrXv cnrpb- 
 (ftaTtos dvibv fxeyd kv/jcl TrapoiQe. Apoll. 2. 580. SYN. Al(j>vXhXojs t QairXvris, 
 ej;ai<J>t>r)s, a7rpbopaTios, airpboirTiiis. 
 
 "Airrepbs, ov, 6 et %, adj. [non alatus,] not having wings, not adapted to flying. 
 Qpyvovs, currepos opvXs. Iph. T. IO96. 
 
 'AirrrjVf fjvbs, 6 et i^, adj. [Implumis,] unfledged, '[is 5' opvis atrryaX vtoaooiai 
 irpbtyepriol. I. 323. 
 
 'A7rro£7rr/s, cos, 6 et rj, adj. [in dicendo intrepidus, audax,] bold in speaking, 
 audacious. "Hpy a-KTbEites, 7roiou tov fxvQov scutes ; 0. 209. SYN. Qpixavs, 
 vfipiarbs, Xolbopbs, bvatyrifibs, QpdavXbybs, KaxoXbyos. 
 
 'A7rrd\ejuos, ov, 6 et r/, poet, pro aKbXepbs, adj. [imbellis,] unwarlike, cowardly. 
 Oas ejxev aTCToblfAOv KaX draXuXba* raiiTu be iravTa. I. 35. SYN. 'AttoXc/ios, 
 avaXicXs, beiXos, drjXvcppwv. 
 
 "An™, v. [(1) necto, (2) accendo, (3) med. voc. Airrdpai, tango, haereo,] (l)to 
 fasten, (2) to kindle, to set on fire, (3) to touch. "OpvvjjiX, rS>v aQp firjTrbd* 
 Hxpao-Bai yafiwv. Hipp. 1030. SYN. (l)IlAeKuj, Trepiairru), (2) avaicaiw, (3) 
 a^cLTtTOfxaiy avvaicTb\iai, tybpai, EcbaTTTOjiai, E7rXXafj.(jav<i), 6Xyu>, diyyavto, xf^avia, 
 e7n\pav(i) f 7rpoo\pav(o. 
 
 'Actios, wtos, 6 et ^, adj. [qui non cadit, stabilis,] not liable to fall, steady. 
 'Atttwti hdfjao-ffats. Olymp. 9. 138. Syn. Befiaibs. 
 
 'AnvXiorbs, ov, 6 et 11, adj. [(1) quod obstrui nequii, patens, (2) effrenus,] (l) 
 which cannot be stopped, open, (2) unrestrained. "E^oir' dx^tvov, aKpares 
 airvX(OT0v crTbfxa. Ran. 839» SYN. (2) 'AbbXea^bs, advpoffTbfJibs, ddvpoyXuyr- 
 
 TOS. 
 
 'AxvpyioTos, ov, 6 et ri, adj. [turres non habens,] undefended by towers. IIiy>- 
 yuMjav r' etteX ov fxev dirvpywrov y ebvvavrb. X. 263. SYN. 'AtypovprjTos. 
 
 "ATrvpbs, et &7rvpwros, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [ignis expers, ignem non expertus,] 
 exempt from fire, never having been exposed to fire. Avrdp rw rpn-drw drrv- 
 pov KcLredriKE Xe^tol. Y. 267- See also Y. 270. 
 
 "Airvorbs, ov, 6 et >;, adj. [(l)fando inauditus, (2) inscius, ignarus,] (1) unheard- 
 of, (2) ignorant, unacquainted with. OuS' dpd YlrjvsXbTreta -rroXov ypbvbv f\lv 
 dirvarbs. SYN. 'AvrjKovffrbs, avr\Kbbs t aTrevd))s, abo^bs. 
 
 9 A7rv(i), f. vau), Dor. pro r/7r£!w, v. [sono, clamo, dico,] to utter, to cry aloud, to 
 speak. Ti fioi Tbbe xP^s curvets; Orest. 1251. Syn. 'H^fw, irpoffnaXew, 
 Kpavya.£h), Xeyia, <pdarK(o, Krjpvao-b), £irX\cr}pvooio. 
 
 'A7r0vs, vbs, 6, Dor. pro irarrip, subst. [pater,] a father. Qapaei, Zit)7rvpXb>v t 
 yXvicepop tekos' ov Xcyw arrtyvv. Theocr. 15. 13. SYN. YlaTiip, ybvevs. 
 
 'Airubbs, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [absonus, dissonus,] out of tuue, dissonant, inharmo- 
 nious. 'A-rrybos Kal icXavabfiEvbs. Cycl. 487* 
 
 ' ! AttioQev, adv. i. q. d-KoQlv, [procul, eminus,] far from, at a distance. 'AXX' ovv 
 tyei tX oyyuxa, nav aTrwdiy j). Iph. A. 983. SYN. 'Airo'npbdX. 
 
 'A7rw0£w, f. (bono et uBrjfru), v. [detrudo, repello,] to drive back, to reject, to 
 repel. *H*> r^a6' d7rw0a»/ucff0d irpos ftiav yB Qvo *> Hcracl.«47. SYN. 'E|w0ew, 
 
AIKIM APAT 127 
 
 eK/3aXX«, d7ro/3a\X(i), d7reXavvi»>, dxoppi^TU), aTroKpovu), dTrooofiioi. 
 
 'ATTu/ndTos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [(l)abjuraudus, lege interdictus, (2) abjurans,] (l)to 
 be abjured, to be sworn against, to be decliued under the sanction of an oath, 
 (2) abjuring, forswearing. "Ava£, (3pdro~iGtv ovbev ear' dirw/joTdv. Antig. 388. 
 See also Antig. 394. SYN. "Attevktos. 
 
 'ATrworeos, adj. verb, [repellendus, rejiciendus,] must be rejected or refused. 
 'Avbpos ovk aTriooTEdv. Here. F. 294. 
 
 'AiritHTTds, rj, ov, adj. [expulsus,] driven from, expelled. TeXos b' dirwarbs yrjs 
 airoppi^driaofxai. Aj. Fl. 1019» SYN. 'AiroTpdiros. 
 
 'A7rwr£/9w, adv. [remotius,] at a greater distance, further off. 'A-rrtorepa aras 
 cJSen-pos tov ijXXov. Nub. 771* 
 
 "Ap, poet, pro dpd, adv. [utique, tandem, igitur,] in fact, then, therefore, also : 
 et dpd, interrog. [igitume ? utrum ? num tan 1] M/?r' dp tls vvv ktyjuut 'AXe- 
 lavhpow bex^Q* ' H. 400. T fl 0/Xrdr', dpd kcijx eiria^a^at Tafu). Hec. 509. 
 SYN. Ql)"Apd ye, brj, yovv, brJTa. 
 
 "Apd, as, ft, subst. [(l)preces, preces supplices, (2) dirae, imprecatio, (3) infor- 
 fortunium, noxa,] (l)a prayer good or bad, (2)a curse, (3) a dreadful mis- 
 fortune. 'Apds aparai natoXv fadaiioraras. Phoen. 65. l SYN. (1) Ev^j), 
 (2) Karapa, eirapa, Karevy/aa, dvdQejxd, fibeXvyfxd, (3) cittj, fiXafirj, Xoiyds. 
 EPITH. (2) AiHTtyrjfxos, tcpvepa, betv)), raXaiva, bvarrfvos, ad<j>t)s, 7rarpwos, iroXv- 
 otovos, inKpoyXioaoos. 
 
 'Apdjjeu), v. [fragorem vel sonitum edo,] to rattle, to clash. Aovwrjaev be Treotov 
 apafirjcre be Tev^e' £7r' aurw. A. 504. SYN. 'H^ew, Kporeut, x^dtpeio. 
 
 'Apafjia, as, fj, P. N. [Arabia,] 'Apafilas t dpewv dv6os. P. V. 428. 
 
 Apafids, ov, 6, subst. [strepitus, stridor dentium,] a crash, a gnashing of the 
 teeth. Jja/ufiaivwv, dpdftos be bXk oro/ud yiver oboVTVJV. k. 37 5. x SYN. 
 Upvyfxos, polios, polfibos, ■flaps' 
 
 'Apay/ios, ov, 6, et dpay/id, dros, to, subst. [pulsatio, collisio, strepitus,] a knock- 
 ing, collision, blow, pelting, crash. IrEpviov dpay/xovs, ovbe Tra/ifji^Keis yoovs. 
 CE. C. 1609. See Cycl. 204. SYN. "Apdfios, Kdidx*), KTvnos, Qopvfids, Kovd- 
 ftos, k Xv ad k a fid, 7rdTdyt}ud, 7rdrdyos, ipofos, 7rXr}y)]. 
 
 'Apalds, a, 6v, adj. [imprecationibus et diris devotus,] accursed. E't'6' i\v dpaiov 
 baifjidaty fiponov yevos. Hipp. 1413. SYN."A7rev/cros, V7rdtcei/uevas dpcj.. 
 
 'Apaws, d, ov, adj. [(1) tenuis, ranis, (2) imbecillis, debilis,] (1) slight, un- 
 frequent, (2) feeble, weak. Au^ovtes yXuxxarjaXv dpairjariv fxeXdv vbwp. II. l6l. 
 SYN. {\)1,Trdvids, KaTdbei)s,Xe7rTos, dfJLvbpos, tcr^i'ds, d^eXr/s, xjjiXds, Xe7rrdXeos, (3) 
 aadeyris, afiXrjxos, abpdvfjs. 
 
 'Apctfys, ov, et Mo\, ew, 6, P. N. [Araxes,] the name of several rivers. "Os r' 
 axotcibvafxevos iroTdfiov KeXdbovTos'Apai;€io. Apoll. 4. 133. 3 EpiTH. KeXdbuv, 
 'Appevtos, TLkvOikos. 
 
 Apdopat, v. [(1) precor, (2) imprecor, maledico,] (1) to pray, (2) to impre- 
 cate. 4- AuxreX' £7reJ nyrrip arvyepas uprjaeT 'Epivvs. /3. 135. SYN. (1) Ev^d- 
 fiai, beofxai, KaTdbeofxai, avjifidXev, XKereuu), (2) KUTapdofiat, en a pad fiat, kdr- 
 ev-ypficii. 
 
 'ApdpioKO), i. q. dpti), v. [apto,] to fit to or on, to adapt. Avtos # afi^X nobea- 
 aXv eols dpdpiane irebiXd. ^. 23. SYN. See "Apio. 
 
 'Apuooio, f. £w, v. [pulso,] to strike against, to be at. Qvtis to vvv vTrelKdv 
 ripaoadv Trerpois. Iph. T. 328. SYN. K.povoj, irpootcpovu), itaiu), ndraoaw, 
 
 KOTTTU), TV7TTIO, Oeivio, ftciXXu), nXl/Gait), KoXaTTTU}. / 
 
 Aparos, ?}, ov, adj. [execrandus,] accursed. Elbev dparov ZXkos. Antig. 973. 
 SYN. KdrapaTos, dnevKTos, dpalos. 
 
 1 The first syllable of apa «eems to be always long in Homer in the arsis; in the thesis it is 
 "requently short. 
 
 2 "Apcfaos, a P. N. occurs. Pers. 323. 
 
 3 The Araxes here mentioned is said by the Schol. to be in Scythia ; probably the Volga. 
 
 4 See note on "Apa. 
 
128 APAT * APIX) 
 
 "Apards, ov, d, P. N. [Aratus,] a Greek poet of Cilicia, about 270 years B. C. ; 
 
 the author of the <batv6fxeva and Atoffrffiela, and friend of Theocritus. %tt\ 
 
 irpoBvpoioXv, "Apart. Theocr. 7. 122. 
 'Apaxyrjs, dpaxyds,ov,b, et (2) apayyri, V s > ^> subst. [(l)araneus, aranea,(2)ara- 
 
 neae tela vel textum,] a spider ; a spider's web, a cobweb. M' dXdb' dye*, 
 
 apdxvrjs d>s. JEsch. Suppl. 888. See also Agam. 1494. Epith. ILdtybs, bo- 
 
 XXos, BdfivX&vXos. 
 'Ajoax^aTds, a, ov, adj. [Arachnaeus,] Arachnaean, or of 'Apaxvr), a promontory 
 
 in Argolis. 'Apaxycuov aliros, aarvyeXrovas (tkottus. Agam. 300. 
 *Apaxyidv, ov, to, subst. [araneae tela,] a spider's web, a cobweb. 'Hi// apa\vXa 
 
 Xeirrd, rd k ov ke'tXs ovbe Xboiro. 0. 280. 
 'ApflvXri, 77s, et apfivXXs, xbos, y f subst, [genus calceamenti cavi et profundi,] a 
 
 kind of boot. Avrateriv apfivXaioXv ap/udaas rrobd. Hipp. 1184. See also 
 
 Theocr. 7 '• 26. SYN. Kpr)7rXs, epfids, v-nobrifjid, aprrTs. 
 'ApydXeds, a, bv, adj. [inolestus, difficilis, gravis,] troublespme, difficult. Xpaia- 
 
 fielv apydXeos yap '6\vjU7rios avrX^epecr&ai. A. 589« SYN. HdXeiros, beiros, 
 
 OKXrjpds, bvaKoXos, bvadpearos, bvaxeprjs, wiicpos, Xvypos, XevydXeos, XvTrrjpos, 
 
 dfieiXXxos, arv(j)eXds. 
 'Apyedbrfs, ov, 6, patronym. [filius Argea,] the son of Argeas. 'I^ed r, Ei/nrn-oV 
 
 re, KaX ' Apyedbqv YloXv/jirjXdv. II. 4>\f. 
 *Apyeids, eia, eibv, adj. [Argivus,] Argive, (2) Grecian. 'Apyeiov oyXdv Evfievrj 
 
 6' dvioye /jiXv. Orest. 119. In plur. 'Apyeioi. EPITH. 'ApriXdoot, epX&Vfxot, 
 
 XofAVpoi, Kpdrepo(ppdves, juevf^ap/uai, ixeveTTr6Xep.oi, evxapbXoi. 
 ^ApyeKpovrrjs, ov, 6, [occisor Argus, epith. Mercurii, 1 ] a name of Mercury. *fls 
 
 dod (fxovrjtras, nope tyapfxdicdv 'Apyeityovr-qs. k. 302. 
 'ApyeXd(j>oi, (ov, ol, subst. [extremae et inutilis rei partes,] the refuse. 2v be 
 
 rrjs apxrjs dydirys rrjs ofjs, rovs apyeXo(j)Ovs TrepXrpwytav. Vesp. 67O. See Schol. 
 'Apyevvos, rj, ov, et apyr)s, yros et eros, adj. [albus,] white. Boi/koXos apyevvals 
 
 erpdtyrjs. Tph. A. 574. See also 0. 133. et $. 127. SYN. 'ApyXvdeis, apyvtyds, 
 
 apyvtyeos, apyearrjs, XevKos, Xaprrpos, vltydeis. 
 ^Apyeffrrjs, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [(1) albus, (2) celer, velox,] white, fair; rapid. 
 
 Avrdp eyoj Zecbvpoio KaX apyearao Noroto. 0. 334. SYN. (l) 'Apyevvos, dpyrj- 
 
 arrjs, (2) Boo*, rd-^vs, wkvs. 
 "Apyrjs, ov, 6, P. N. [Arges,] one of the Cyclops. Bpovrrjv re Irepoirrjv re KaX 
 
 "Apyrjv o^pXnoQvfxbv. Theog. 140. 
 'Apyrjarfc, ov, 6 et //, adj. [albus,] white. Mr) koI Xdfiovad Ttrr\vdv apytjarrrju 
 
 o$Xv. En men. 181. 
 'Apyta, as, r), subst. [otium, desidia,] freedom from work, indolence, idle- 
 
 ness. See 'Aepyia. Xojois ydp clXXyjs, i)s e^ovalv ctpyXds. Med. 29S. SyN. 
 
 'P#0i//Lua, a7rpay/j,d<jvvr), abpdveid, okvos, oKvrjpXa. 
 'ApyXKepavvds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [albicans sen velox fulmen mittens,] hurling a 
 
 white or rapid thunderbolt. Zev Tvdrep, cipyXKepawe, exos rX roX kv typeoX 
 
 Bt)aio. T. 121. 
 'ApyXvdels, eaad, ev, adj. [albus, splendidus,] bright, splendid. Avktov, Mt- 
 
 Xrjrov re, KaX apyXvoevrd AvKaorov. B. 6^7 '• 
 'ApyXobovs, dbovros, 6 et f}, adj. [albos dentes habens,] having white teeth. At)v 
 
 eypixev, rxaaypvres vatv eveK apyXobovrwv. ^. 4l6 ? 
 'ApyXirovs, dbos, 6 et >/, adj. [(l) celer, velox, (2.) albis pedibusj fleet-footed, 
 
 having white feet. 'ApyXnobas Kvvds drraX, eibv dizdvevBe tokyhov. SI. 211. 
 
 SYN. 'Apyos, apyeaTrjs, rd^v7roi>s, deXXo7rovs, depaXirovs, ojkvttovs, rdyybpdp.6s, 
 "Apy/ja, drds, rd, subst. [primitiae,] the first fruits offered to the gods. 7 H 
 
 pa, KaX dpyfidrd Bvae Beols aietyeverrjoX. |. 446. SYN .^AKpoBlvXd, dirapyri, 
 
 dirapyixd. 
 "Apyds, eds, rd, et genit. antiq. 'ApybBev, P. N. [Argos,] the principal city in 
 
 1 Vide Maltbeii notam de Etymologia in loco, haud minus lepidam quam verara. 
 
APrO APAE 129 
 
 Argolis. 02 b' "Apyos r €lx ov > Tlpvvda re rtiyXdeaaav. B. 559. EPITH. 
 
 'AyaXxdv, t7r7rdj3drdi f , KXvrdv, YleXaffyXKov, rroXvbixpXdv, bixjsXov, Xepdv, iTnrXov, 
 
 xolXdv, iraXaidv, TtoXvirvpov. 
 'Apyos, ov, 6, [Argus,] the name of a hound, belonging to Ulysses. "Apyov b' 
 
 av KciTci f*olp" eXajSev fieXcivos dararoio. p. 3*26. 
 'Apyos, y, ov, et ov, 6 et y, adj. [(l)velox, (2) albus, (3) iners, piger,] (1) 
 
 active, vigorous, swift, (2) white, (3) inactive, idle, sluggish. YXwacav \xev 
 
 apyov, \eXpa. b' eiypv kpyarXv. Philoct. 9$. SYN. (1) 'ApyXirovs, rayJJs, (2) 
 
 apyevios, apyearys, (3) aepyos, padu/uos, airpuyfiwv, anvypos, abpdvys. 
 'Apyvpajioifios, ov, 6, subst. [argentarius, nummularius,] a money-changer. 
 
 Tlevdovrai fiy tynvXov, eryrv/Jidv, afcyvpajjoifioi. Theoer. 12. 37* SYN. KoXXv- 
 
 fiurrrjs, Tpd.TteC.irys, yjivadjJLOiftos. 
 'Apyvpeos, ea, eov, et contr. ovs, a, ovv, adj. [argenteus,] made of silver, silvery. 
 
 'Apyvpeov iro'iyadv '6Xvju7rXd bcofxar tyovrzs. Hes. Op. 127* 
 'ApyvprjXards, ov, 6 et //, adj. [ex argento factus,] made of silver. 7 Hv br) (f>e- 
 
 povrwv fio^dos apyvpyXdrovs. Ion 1181. 
 'ApyvplbXov, ov, to, subst. [pecuniola,] a paltry sum of money. 'JLywye toi bxd 
 
 fuXxpov apyvpibiov. Pint. 147. 
 'ApyvpXs, Xbos, y, subst. [argentea phiala,] a silver cup. 'AfKp apyvpXbeaaX. 
 
 Olymp. 9. 3 36. 
 'Apyvpobivys, ov, 6 et y, adj. [argenteos seu limpidos liabens vortices,] flowing 
 
 like silver, silvery, clear. Ovb' dye Hyvei<p ovppfoyerat dpyvpdhivy. B. 753. 
 
 SyN. An/nrpos. 
 'Apyvpoeibys, 16s, 6 et y, adj. [argenti speciem habens, argenteus,] like silver, 
 
 silvery. Anas apyvpdeibels. Iph. A. 752. 
 'ApyvpdrjXbs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [argenteis clavis distinctus.] studded with silver. 
 
 'H roX 6 fjtev acaceos, 6 be (paaydvov apyvp6r}Xov. H. 405. 
 'ApyvpoXdyds, ov, 6 et y, adj. [qui pecuniam colligit,] raising or collecting 
 
 money. AtreX ray^elas npyvpoXoyovs ovroerL Equit. 1068. 
 'Apyvpdxeca, ys, y, adj. [argenteis pedibus praeditus vel decorus,] silver-footed. 
 
 \Es TlyXy Xi:erevae, kcCl es QerXv apyvpoireCdv. 17. 574. 
 y Apyvpopfjv-T)s, ov, 6 et y, adj. [argentifluus,] silver-flowing. Uepav b' apyvpop- 
 
 pvrav. Here. F. 386. Svs. 'ApyypdbtvySfXa/jnrpds. 
 Apyvpdsi ov, 6, subst. [(1) argentum, (2) pecunia,] (1) silver, (2) money. 
 
 TlXijftvai b' apyvpov elaX 7repibpojj.oX ajjcpdrepwOev. E. 726. SYN. 'ApyvpXdv. 
 
 EPITH. AlyXyeis, ijtpoeis, kXvtos. 
 Apyvpovrepys, eds, 6 et y, adj. [furax,] depriving of money, robbing, also (2) 
 
 deprived of money. Bevtxtv d7raioXyfjid Kapyvpofrreprj. Choeph. 989* SYN. 
 
 (2) 'AKredvos, dvoX(3os, ciipos. 
 'Apyvpdroi^os, ov, 6 et y, adj. [parietes argenti ornatos habens,] having walls 
 
 decorated with silver. 'Apyvpd-oixov. Agam. 1546. 
 'Apyvporofa, ov, 6 et //, adj. [argenteum arcum gerens,] having a silver bow. 
 
 KXvdX fxeo, 'Apyvpd-0%, os Upvayv afjLtyXfiefiyKds. A. 37« 
 ApyvpuvyTos, ov, 6 et y, adj. [argento emtus, v. gr. servus,] purchased with 
 
 money, a slave, QOeipovrd ttXovtov iipyvpwyTovs 6' v<pas. Agam. 922. 
 'Apyvpeos, a, 6v, et apyvtyds, ov, 6 et y, adj. [albus propter texturam,] silver, 
 
 white, brilliant. Avry b y upyv^eov (jmpos fieya evvvrd vvfKpy. e. 230. See 
 
 also k. 85. SYN. 'Apyevios, Xcvkos, Xa/nrpos. 
 'Apyw, dds, contr. ovs, y, subst. [Argo,] the name of the ship in which Jason 
 
 sailed in quest of the golden fleece. Upv^eiov fxera kwcls evEpydv yXaaav 
 
 'A/oyw. Apoll. 1.4. EPITH. 'lyGovXs, UyXXas, evXaXos, ev-irXods, voi'Tdirdpds, 
 
 yXativpa, tcoiXy, KaXXX~7rpu)pds , Oou. PHR. ITacwv 7rp6<pepeoTary vywv. 
 Apywos, y, ov, adj. [Argous,] belonging to the ship Argo, of Argo. Tavrov 
 
 frvveuTefiyvav 'Apyioov GKafos. Med. 477» 
 Apbevu, et upbu), f. apao), v. [irrigo, adaquo,] to water, to moisten, to 
 
 make wet. "Oayv TrXarvppovs Ne7Xos apbevet -^Bova. P. V. 877« See also 
 Pros. Lex. R 
 
ISO APAH APHS 
 
 Theocr. 15. SO. et Pers. 806'. SYN. ^xapbevu), ilaiyu, /3p£X w > Virofipeyut, 
 Karo/3(0f)(a/, d^trrjyeu), oy^revw, paivio, 7rdri£u>. 
 
 "Apbriv, adv. contr. depbriv, [alte, fundiius, omnino,] entirely. Kat Afjpvdy 
 apbrjy apaevwv k^wKiadv. Hec. 875. 
 
 *Apbpds, ov, 6, subst. [irrigatio, aquatio,] irrigation, watering, a watering- 
 place. YlavToir], kv b' apbpoX eirqerdvol TrdpEacX. v. 247. SYN. Aia/3pdvj7> 
 
 "KOrifffAOS. 
 
 'Apedovaa, n s >V, P. N. [Arethusa,] the name of a fountain hi Ithaca, (i>. 408.) in 
 
 Smyrna, and at Syracuse ; the last is the most celebrated. Ol>n et avh bpv- 
 
 fxtos, ovk aXoicr x a 'p'» ^pedoiaa. Theocr. i. 117. EPITH. EueiS//s, aaXr), 
 
 evppoos, ^vpaudfflr). ( 
 
 'Apetd, jjs, >/, subst. [minae,] a threat. IloXXd be pziXXyXoioX irp6ar)vba, troXXd 
 
 # apeirj. P. 431. SYN. et EPITH. See 'ATreiXr). 
 "Apews, et 'Ap/jtds, a, ov, adj. [Mariius, Mavortius, martialis, bellicosus,] of or 
 
 belonging to Mars, martial, warlike. YldyoiaXv ev 'ApeioioXv evcrf/Seordrrjv. 
 
 Orest. 1667. 
 'ApeityaTos^ et Ion. upwards, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [in bello interfectus, bellicus,] 
 
 slaiu in war, belonging to war. Evbeiv ICopEV kt: kottiov dpetc&drwj/. Rhes. 124. 
 
 See also T. 3 I . 
 'Apelwv, bvos, 6 et >/, adj. [potior, melior, prasstantior,] better, braver. 'ATpeibrj, 
 
 i| dp ti Tob J aptyoTEpoiniv dpeiov. T. 56*. 
 'Apeiiov, dvos, vel potius 'Ap<W, 6, P. N. [Arion.] Ovb" et Key peto-khtQev 'Apeiova 
 
 hlov eXavvoi. ^F. 346. 
 "ApeKTds, ov, 6 et ri, poet, pro appends, adj. [infectus,] not performed. Ovbe 
 
 biCLTpifieiv' etX yap peyd epyov dpeKTov. T. 150. SYN. 'A^p a vros, a.7roir)Tds. 
 *Ape<7K0), f. apEcru), et (2) aptw, v. [(1) placo, concilio mihi, (2) placeo,] (l) to 
 
 appease, to win over, (2) to please. Ov yap p dpeaKei yXibaad aov TEdtiyplvdv. 
 
 Aj. Fl. 584. SYN. (1) 'IXdaxio, evjxEvi^io, rtpavvio, (2) dpeauopwi, dirdpinKopai, 
 
 XXdopat, XXaarndpai, avbavu). 
 'Apearos, i), ov, adj. [gratus,] agreeable, satisfactory. Sot bi tolvt dpkoT eiri. 
 
 CE. R. 1097* SYN. Evapeards, dapevos, r/bvs, EiraiVETOs. 
 'Aperdw, v. [virtutis felicitatem adsequor,] to receive the happy effects of 
 
 virtue. 'E£ evtjyiaXrjs' dpirioaX bi Xaoi vir avrov. r. 114. 1 SyN. Evrv^ew. 
 *ApiTau)v, dvos, 6, P. N, [Aretaon,] "Eyy/i ^aXce/aT Tempos 5' 'Aperaom blov. 
 
 Z. 31. 
 'ApErr), i]s, r), subst. [vis, virtus ; virtus bellica,] superiority, excellence, virtue ; 
 
 valor. Qv-^vyXav re fcaperj/v rfjs napBivov. Iph. A. 156*1. SYN. 'Avbpia, 
 
 evbo^Xa, (nrovbr), to koXov. EpiTH. @e/a, d?d#ed, evoTitydvds, baipovXu, bX- 
 
 baKTrj, -KoXvpoxOos, yvrjaXa, tyXXotypuyy, ddybwos, tcadapa, (hdevy)), v\pr)Xr), ad(f»)s, 
 
 eloxos, icXetvr), frvr]. Phr. See Nem. 8. 59. - 
 'Apriyto, f. fa, v. [opitulor, opem fero, proprie in bello,] to aid, to assist or 
 
 defend (in battle). r H fiev poi Trpd^pwi/ e-keviv kcli x € P ffLV ap»)|etv. A. J7> 
 
 SYN. 'A\^w, E7rdpt)y(t), (3dr)dEU), djivvw, 7rdp/ordyuat, avXXafij3dvo), avpirpaaaio, 
 
 avp.\idyppai, ovp-noXEpi^w, ettXkovpeu). 
 
 ApTjyiov, ovos, 6 et fj, subst. [auxiliafor, adjutor,] a defender, a supporter. 
 
 Aomt fiev MeveXou) aprjyovES elaX Qecluv. A. 7« SYN. 'AXe^n)p, avfj.pa.xos, 
 
 (jdrfdos, TrapaaTarrjs, napaon iffrtjs. 
 
 AprjXddds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [agilis in praelio, bellicosus,] active in battle, like 
 Mars, warlike. "Ep^erat, aXX' ote kev tls aprjXddiov al£r)u>v. T. l67. 
 
 AprjXXvKos, ov, 6, P. N. [Are'ilycus.] AvtXk dpa arpe^devrds 'AprjXXvxov fiaXt 
 
 firjpov. II. 308. EPITH. 'Apetpavijs, apbpews, a.(TTrioTi)s, kyxempojpos, btfXos, 
 
 bafypwv, 7roXe/xiOTJ7$, pEvenToXlpos, pampas, 0tXo7rroXe^os, adneo7rdXds f 7rX>/^t7r- 
 
 7rds. 
 
 "Aprils, ews, t), subst. [auxilium,] assistance, support. "Ap^ts ; ovb* tbip^Orfs. 
 
 1 See Sehol. at 0. 329. 
 
APHP APIH 131 
 
 P. V. 549- SYN. 'AXefrffVf, fidf/deid, apwyrj, &\nap, dvdiravXd. 
 Aprjpdrus, adv. [(1) apte, (2) firmiter,] (1) fitly, (2) tightly. 'Pixpat OeXovoa art- 
 
 <pdidy' aXX' dprjpdrws. Med. 1 1 8.9- SYN. Irepews, fiefiaiios. 
 Apqs, ids, o, P. N. [Mars, Gradivus,] Mars, the god of war. T Ap£s,* "Apes, 
 
 flpbroXoiye, fxlai<pdpe t reiyeo-XirXrjrd. E. 31. SYN. 'EvvdXXbs. EPITH. dvbpd- 
 
 (poros, avbpeKpovrrjs, apydXeos, driKrjrds, dXXo7rpd(raXXds, dXeyeivbs, drepTrfjs, 
 
 aXbrjXos, dfiaijjdtcerds, dreiptjs, d^d/udros, drdplSrjTos, dfxeiXXyos, aypXos, 'a^cu- 
 
 nbs, ali dfjdi'rjs, dXiiCTV7rds, fiapfidpos, (jdpvs, jidpvfi-qvXs, bends, bids, brjXos, 
 
 bpijjvs, bdtyoubs, bdpvvodus, boXbeis, eyye<nrdXbs, evdwpr}^, £dfievr}s, dovpos, 
 
 dpdavs, 0/j^i/ctos, dep/jos, Odds, 'iTrnXbs, KopvdaidXos, Kapydpobwv, Kpdrepbs, Xaoff- 
 
 obds, XoiyXos, Xvypus, Xaobdfias, /jiXdarwp, /ueve^apfjds, ofis, ovXos, ofipXfios, 
 
 7rdXvbahpvs, irbXvfio^Qos, luxpos, crvyepds, aXbrjpeos, crxerXXos, rdfjetrT^pws, rofcp- 
 
 ba/uids, VTrepfiios, ^dXKeds, \pvrrrjvXds, (f)oivXos, ^Aat/idrd;, tydtaiuppdros, iraytcpd- 
 
 ri)s, ^dXica airXs, <bicvs, w^xofpdiv, dros TroXe/JOid, dKoprjrds dvrfjs, yjpva6Ttr]Xri^. 
 
 See Hymn, of Horn. 
 ApriTT), rjs, ?;, P. N. [Arete,] the wife of Alcitfous. 'Aptfrij, dvydrrjp 'Prjtfivdpds 
 
 avrXdeoio. t\. 146\ EPITH. AevKwXeids, p6b6irr]vys, dyaKXetrrj, fidatXetd. 
 Aprjrrjp, rjpds, 6, et dpijretpd, as, >/, su5st. [sacerdos,] a priest or priestess. 
 
 Ovveicd rbv Xpvarjv rjrXfirja dprjrrjpd. A. 11. SYN. 'lepevs, QeoTrpoTtos, durijp, 
 
 OvrjiroXos, Ovogkoos. 
 Aprjros, ov, 6, P. N. [Aratus.] TolaX & dfia XpdjXios re Kal "AprjTOS Qedeibris. 
 
 P. 494. 
 AprjTdSyV, dv, Ion. pro apards, adj. [(1) precibus expetitus, (2) detestabilis,] 
 
 (1) prayed for, (2) to be deprecated. 'Apqrov be rdicevaX yoov, koX TrevQds 
 
 edt/Kas. P. 37. SYN. (l) Evktos, evKralos, (2) direvKros, fiXdfiepos, enaparos. 
 Apdfiiio, v. [concilior, amicitiae vinculo jungor cum aliquo,] to be joined in 
 
 friendship. 'Hb' avr kv <j>XXdrr)rX bXerfxdyev apB^riaavre. H. 302. SYN. <J>i- 
 
 Xoofxai, v/Jioideb), o/uoyvoeu), d/jiotypoveio, avfJufHovew. 
 ApdfjtXus, ov, 6, adj. [amicus,] friendly. "Hxaj^e Qearsptvrovs' 01 5' i]fxiv ap- 
 
 6 plot i\odv. 7r. 427' 
 ApBfjius, ov, 6, subst. [amicilia,] friendship. Arjrolbrjs Karhevaev en apdfiw xal 
 
 <pxXdrr]TX. Hon). Merc. 521. SYN. QxXXa, fiXoT-qs, ofidvotd, o/JLOfpoavvri,. av\x- 
 
 (jdaXs, avvd!)Kr]. 
 ApOpoi', ov, to, subst. [artus,] a joint, a limb. Moppets ndbos vXv, apdpbv y 
 
 Xvylierai. Trach. 792. SYN. MeXds, beanos rwv revpwv, appos. 
 
 ApXabrrj, t)s, fj, P. N. [Ariadne,] the daughter of Minos. AaibdXds r\<j\:r\<re-v 
 
 KaXXiTrXoKafib) 'ApXabvy. X. 320. EPITH. Avffepws, ev7rXdh:d/uds, KaXXiTrXdKdfi&s. 
 
 lavdff, Mtj'wts, rriXeKXeiTos, 
 
 Apiyj'ws, et doXyrwTos, rj, dv, adj. [valde nolus, clarissimus,] well known. 'Pe7& 
 
 b' dpiyvwTY} TreXerai, KaXai be re -ndaai. 5. 108. See also Nem. 5. 21. SYN. 
 
 'AfKpXlDoqros, TTeplftorjTos, exbrjXds, ae/yuv?;<rros, ^dvepos. 
 
 ApX~yvu)T6s, ov, 6, P. N. [Arignotus.] Nv^ b' 'ApiyvojTOi' yap ovbeis oarXs ovk £7rt- 
 WTdrai. Equit. 1278. 
 
 Apxbaicpvs, vds, 6 et ?/, adj. [propensus ad lacrymandum, nuihum lacrymans,] 
 inclined to shed tears, weeping, lamenting. KXdyloj b' av yobv dpXbaKpvy. 
 Pers. 941. SYN.noXi/erroros, yoepos. 
 
 kpXbeiKe-os, et dpxbrjXds, ov, et >/, adj. [valde inclytus, prasclarus,] very distin- 
 guished. "H tIkH Tleparja, irdvruv dpXbe'iKerbv dvbpwv. E. 320. See also Apoll. 
 3. 615. 
 
 Api£r)Xds, r),6i>, et dpi£//\wros, ov, 6 et //, adj. [multum aemulandus, conspicuus,] 
 I very enviable, highly distinguished, remarkable, 'fts b' or dpi£riXr) (f>wv)), ore 
 
 f'idxe ffdXiriyZ. 1.219- See also Equit. 1329. 
 
 ApX)]K66s, ov, o et >;, adj. [obediens, exaudiens, dicto audiens,] listening to, 
 propitious. 'Pijj<pd MeXavriovs dpXijKobs, air e vi irovru. Apoll. 4. 1707- SYN. 
 
 ' Dr. Maltby lightly supposes that the penult, of the first*Ap«s is long by the influence of the 
 metrical ictus. See his note on the word. 
 
132 API0 APII 
 
 E7rrjKd0s f V7ri]t:dds f Karroos, eUiav, €virei6r}s, nXdavos, ei/juej/r/s. 
 'ApWfXEio, v. [numero,] to count. Tiov tpiXrdTtov ifioly dotfyu/o-ci tekvwv. 
 
 Bacch. 1307. SYN. 9 AirapW fji£<o t Kdrdpfflj.iEio, eKXdyizofxai, KaraXdyiCd/ucu, kd- 
 
 rdXeyw. 
 'ApXdfjLrifia, ards, to, subst. [id quod numeratum est, numerus,] that which is 
 
 counted up, a number, "loov yap ktn X rapid jui;jua twv TrdXcor. Eunien. 756. 
 
 SYN. 'ApWfids. 
 
 'ApW/urjTds, »), ov, adj. [(1) uumerabilis, (2) paucus,] (1) which may or deserves 
 
 to be counted, (2) few. Tewois r)b' a.Xd\oiaiv 9 apid/ua-ovs and ttdXXwv. Theocr. 
 
 16. 87, SYN. EvbonX/jus. 
 'ApW/dds, ov, 6, subst. [numerus,] number, estimation, zhucts r dpi6/.tto Ttpuirds 
 
 cop e^iwp fiXcov. Hec. 782. SYN. 'ApWprjfid. 
 'AptfiaoTrol, toy, 01, P. N. [Arimaspi,] a people of European Scythia, so called, 
 
 because they were fabled to have had only one eye. 1 'ApXfxaanov imedflafjidv, 
 
 oS xpvvvppvrdv. P. V. 830. EPITH. Eavdoi, jiovvCoTtes. 
 'ApXTrpETTTis, ids, adj. [valdc decorus vel illustris,], very distinguished, illus- 
 trious. AtobeKa yap Kara, bfj/jop apnrpewees fidtrXXfJES. 6. 3^0, 
 'Apinfirj, ijs, 1), P. N. [Arisbe,] a city of Troas. TevOpdvXbrjp, os evauv evktX- 
 
 fjievri ev 'Apitrfirj. Z. 13. SYN. A/a. r 
 
 'Apitrrj/ixds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [clarus, conspicuus, insignis,] conspicuous, distin- 
 guished. "Es te (pdtos ayayev, doXarjjid te epya tetvkto. Hymn, in Merc. 12. 
 
 SYN. "Ei/bo^os, €KTrp£7n)s, exbrjXos, ETrXarjfids, davjudaXos, TTEpinXvTds, cpdvspos, dpX- 
 
 (ppdbrjs. 
 'ApMrdap/Liards, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [victor certamine curuli,] victorious in the chariot 
 
 race. 'AW apioQapnaTov. Pylh. 5. 39. 
 'Apiarulds, ov, 6, P.N. [Aristaeiis,] Kovpfj 'Apiaraioid fxlXicppdvos, os pa [aeXkt- 
 
 vewv. 2 - Apoll. 4. 1132. EPITH. Badv^airris, aypevs, polios, rcEpioabvoos. PHR. 
 
 Oiraiov jld'jXcop, avbpdtr? ^ctp^ct cptXois ayyiarov. 
 'ApLOTcao, v. [prandeo,] to dine. YXIe /u?), V Tcebavs •Kayeiais ovbEV apiarr/GETe. 
 
 Vesp. 435. SYN. Tevdfxni, apicrrdv 7roiov/nai. 
 'Apiore'ia, cop, ra } subst. [pra?mia, proprie fortitudinis ergo data,] a prize for 
 
 valor. Adpovad Taptcrreld, aolvi rrpts bouois. Bacch. 1228. SYN. Td fipa- 
 
 peld, Xd(pvpd, yipds, (TTEipavds evicXeias, fiEyds, 
 'Aptareibijs, ov, 0, P. N. [AristidesJ a distinguished Athenian. OIos nep 'Ape 
 
 oreibr) TrporEpov cat MtXrtdtS/ Ivt'Ecrirei. Equit. 1325. 
 'ApiGTEpos, a, di', adj. [(1) sinister, (2) infaustus, (3) stultus,] (1) left, on the left 
 
 hand, (2) ill-omened, (3) awkward, foolish. 'AXXd teal rapiaTEpov tX fxoi W 
 
 dvayKaitos e%oV. Pax 334. 
 'Apiorrevs, iios, 0, subst. [princeps, omnium fortissimus, (pi. optimates,)] the 
 
 bravest, the chief, chieftain. "AXXd b' dpicr/jenaX bxbov ytpd «ral fidcrXXevffX. I. 
 
 334. SYN. '6 dptcrros, ap^os, apyvv, r\yEfxdve.vs, Kpavrcop. 
 'Apicrrevco, v. [fortissime me gero, excello,] to behave most gallantly, to excel. 
 
 AIep dpiarevetp KaX vtreipdyov eftfilvai ciXXiov. A. 7 S3. SYN. Kpdrtw, vnEp- 
 
 'ApiariZu), v. [prandio excipio,] to entertain at dinner. "6s dxo rrjjiKpds bdndvrfs 
 vfuas apitTTi^jy dTtE-rrefjiiTEv. Equit. 535. 
 
 'ApitTTdydi os, et dpiardrdKos, ov.b et //, adj. [(1) parens optimas prolis, (2) proles 
 optima,] (1) producing a noble offspring, (2) a noble offspring. 3 "\te ovv 
 'HpaicXEds dpiaroyovM. Pyth. 11. 5. See also Rlies. 909^ 
 
 'ApioTok-pdrEd/uat, v. [ab optimat.ibus gubernor,] to be governed by an aristo- 
 cracy. 'ApiaroKpaTeladai b^Xus el cfyrwi'. b. eytb ; Av. 125. 
 
 'ApiGTdfxdyos, ov, 6, P. N. [Aristomachus,] one of the descendants of Hercules, 
 whose sons, Cresphontes,Temenus, and Aristodemus, subdued and divided the 
 
 1 See Dr. Bl. Gloss, at P. V. 830. 
 
 2 The two last syllables of fieXurtTewv are scanned as one long syllable. 
 
 3 This difference in sense is caused by ihe difference in position of ihe accent ; the former 
 apply to the case where the words are paroxylon, and the latter, where they are proparoxyton. 
 
APIS APMA 133 
 
 Peloponnesus amongst themselves. 'Apiff7t5jud)(ou y£vds 'HpatcXios ■ fidalXevei. 
 
 Pyth. 10. 4. 
 Apurrdv, ov, t6, subst. [prandium,] dinner. 'EvovfiEvws enevovrd, Kal evtvvovt 
 
 dpicrrov.' 2 ' ft. 124. 
 'ApiGTovods, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [benevolus,] excellently intentioned, well meaning, 
 
 kind-hearted. Kai Oeafxiov E-KE^riadv dptarovdov Kvdzpeirjs. Mus. 273. Syn. 
 
 \Lvvdos, ev/uEirjs, Trpocppwv. 
 'ApioToirdvds, ov, 6 et tj, adj. [optime laborans,] successfully working. 'Apitrrd- 
 
 ■ndrois yepoX Kparelv. Olymp. J . 94. SYN. YloXvnovos, rnXoTrovos. 
 'Apia-dsy r), ov, adj. super], of dyddds, [optimus, praestantissimus, proprie Marte 
 
 sive armis,] the best, the most brave, the most excellent. 'Apioros, "fXrj evX 
 
 oikXo. vaiiov. H. 221. SYN. 'Afxvfjuov. See 'AydSos. 
 'Ajotoro^etp, eipos, 6 et ?/, adj. [ruami strenuus,] valiant. Xlrj^drw*' -fjfios dpiore- 
 
 X€i P . Aj. Fl. 935. 
 'ApKjipaXijs, ids, adj. [valde Iubricus,] very slippery. Xk-qptVreafl', E7reXr) <£dr' 
 
 dpi(T(pd\e' CfifiEvat ovbov. p. \§6. SYN. ^.(pdXEpos , yXi(T)(pds. 
 y ApT<f>pdbeu>s, adv. [valde perspicue,] very expressly, very clearly. "Svy b\ excX 
 
 fjbr] afifiaT dpKJtpabeios KuriXe^ds. \p. 225. 
 } Apf(ppdb})s, ids, 6 et ?/, adj. [valde manifestus,] very clear or manifest. 2>7/ud 
 
 bi tol EpEd) /idX' dpitypabEs, ovbi ge Xiffret. ^F. 326. 
 "ApKabls, wr, o'{, P. N. [Arcades,] the occupiers of one district of the Pelopon- 
 nesus. YlevodpiEvois' oloi 6' eguv 'A-pKubes 'A7rt5di'i)es. Apoll. 4. 263. SYN. 
 
 'Arribav^s. EPITH. 'EyyEcrtfitopoi. 
 'ApvdSta, as, r/, P. N. [Arcadia.] 02 6' e\''*' ApKdbXrjv, v~d "KvXXt'jvrjs dpds ainv. 
 
 B.603. 
 'AptcEoXXaos, ov, 6, P.N. [Arcesilaus,] 'ApxetrXXacs re ivpoBdiiviop re KXovXos te. 
 
 B. 495. 
 "Apx&rXs, fas, >% subst. [auxilium, utilitas,] assistance, defence, support. Kal 
 
 Tts irpos avbpos /u>) (jXettovtos upKEcrXs ', GE. C. 74. SYN. 'AXefyrrjpXdv, jSo/jQeid, 
 
 ovrjaXs, toipeXeid, (jixpeXrjfid. 
 "ApKevdds, ov, y, subst. [juniperus,] the juniper. f A ££ KdXd vdpKioaos eV 
 
 apcevdoiGi ko/jlcigcu. Theocr. 1. 133. 
 'ApKEw, f. caw, v. [(1) arceo, propulso, (2) opitulor, (3) sufficio,] (1) lo repel, 
 . (2) to assist, (3) to be sufficient. Ovk fjpKtai col pdpov 'AbfiijTov. Aicest. 32. 
 
 SYN. (1) 'Afivrto, (2) fiorjdEU), (3) £TrapKe<a. 
 "ApKXds, ov, 6 et i], adj. [suffieiens,] sufficient, adequate. Tiov vvv ijnty ejw 
 
 riant x&pi v «paos €i/jX. Apoll. 2. 801. SYN. %irapicrjs, €^apKi)s, avrapicrjs, 
 
 d^Xos, bvvdros, dxpEXXfxds. 
 "Aoktos, ov, 6 et i], subst. [ursus et ursa,] (l)a bear, (2) the Bear, one of the - 
 
 constellations. 1rpE6E~ai or "Apxros i')b)]. Auacr. EPITH. (1) 'AXEyetvos, 
 
 diatbrjs, aypXos, afxatfiafceTOS, drapfirjs, dapvdXEus, xpvEpds, Xvaads, Xdaiavxv y f 
 
 opearXds, Grvyipos, (bjudfidpos, ^air?/ets, (2)'Apra$, fiopeids, fypa. SYN. (2) djj.a~ 
 
 £d, KuvoaovpXs, 'EXXxtj. 
 WpKvs, vds, fj, subst, [rete, cassis,] a net. U\e%ap6v8& dp^os. Lysistr. 79 J » 
 
 SYN. ' A/ucpXJDXrjvrpdy , ufKbiBbX)), biKrvor. x 
 
 'ApKvo-rdros, rj, 6v, adj. [inextricabilis,] inextricable. Ylenriox o rXi'ip-tov ev ftt- 
 
 aots apKVfjrd-ois. Soph. Electr. 1504. 
 "Apfid, drds, to, subst. [currus, item P. N. (vid. B. 499-)] a car, a chariot. 
 
 Tevolvo v ' vcf cipfAdr iiydyov (pi\r}iiovs. P. V. 465. SYN. "A/i«£d, oyos, QXQfta, 
 
 bT(ppds. EPITH. WyKvXov, alxLrjpov, baibdXEov, IvZvyov, Evt,odv, Evrpoxdr, eu 
 
 TTETcvKaonEvov, KuXXizZvyEs, xP v,7 Z()TevKTov, KCt/jLTruXdv, koXXtjtov, TETpadpdv, TE- 
 
 1 'Hpa/cAeos is here a molossus. See Antistr. 
 
 2 Others read ivrvvovTO vLpicrrov, and prefix the digamma to txpurrov. The antepenultima of 
 &pi<TTov is always long in writers subsequent to Homer ; and the two passages in which fipwrof 
 occurs in Homer may not interfere with the usual metre by reading Ivtvvovr '. See however 
 Heyne's note at ft. 124. and Clarke, 
 
134 APMA APNH 
 
 Opunrbv, oeXacrtyopov , 7toikX\ov. PHR. ' Apfiaruv bxps. v 
 
 'ApfidXXd, as, >/, subst. [demensum, alimentum, cibus,] a portion or allowance 
 
 of food. 'ApfidXXdp efjfjLr}vdv e/jterpriffavrb 7revearai. Theocr. l6. 35. SYN. 
 
 Tpd(f)i], ebu)b)), vitiop, altos. 
 'Ap/Aci/iaZa, rjs, ij, subst. [carruca, rheda,] a litter, a palanquin. 'Ep' apfjLdfia&p 
 
 luaXOaKoJs KCLTciKeifxivoi. Acharn. 70. 
 'Apjudretos, 1 a, op, adj. [ad currum perthrens,] belonging to a chariot. 'Ao- 
 
 fxdreibp, dpfidreiop fieXbs. Orest. 1380. SYN. Actttos, o^vfiovbs. 
 'Apfjarevco, v. [aurigo,] to drive a chariot. 'Htbatp apfxd-evaas. Orest. 989. 
 
 SYN. 'Hpiu)(eio, 7]vio-)(€V(i), &T<ppT]\aTe(i), Wvpoj. PHR. Ylrnvov bXwyfid 7r&\wj> 
 
 TiGpnnrbj3ctfj.bp, oroXw bitypeveip. 
 'Ap/jdrrj\a~r]s t ov, 6, subst. [auriga,] the driver of a chariot, a charioteer. EtV- 
 
 fjXBe 7roXXu>p apfj.aTr}\aT&v fierd. Soph. Electr. 700. SYN. At(pprjXdTr]S, tjpXo- 
 
 \bs, iivld)(evs, vcprjvid^ds, Tpo\r]\dTr]s. 
 'AojiaroKTv-Kos, ov, 6 et fj, ad), [edens slrepitum e motu curruum,] sounding 
 
 from the motion of carriages. Toy apfidTOKTvnbp brbfibp. Sept. Theb. 188. 
 'Ap/jiar67rr)yds, ov, 6 et >/, subst. [curruum fabricator,] a carriage-maker. Trjv 
 
 fiev 0' ap/JLaTdTnjyds dpijp a'idwpX nXbl/po). A. 485. SYN. T6kt<i)P. 
 'Apfiarpoxia, as, fj, et poet, apfjarpox^v, vs, subst. [orbita,] the track of a car- 
 riage. Viper einaadjrpijjv dpfxarpbyXi) KaroTfiadep. y ¥. 505. 
 "Ap/uevds, t), ov, item dpdfievds, adj. [adaptatus, liabilis,] fitted, suitable. Acutce 
 
 fiev ol neXsKVP fjeydv, dpfiepbp kv TrdXd/jrjaX. e. 234. SYN. 'Hp^offfiepos, S.p/ju- 
 
 bXbs, 7rp6(7r]K(i)V ZttXt y'ibeibs, epXrjpbs, Ikclvos, avfitybpbs, olnelbs, avptobbs. 
 'Apfiogw, f. aw, v. [(l)adapto, (2) convenio,] to adapt, to suit, to fit. *'EX«ro-' 
 
 efiols vwToiol, kui arofx dpfibabv. Med. J 6. ILvvapiioTTw, 7rpbarjicw, avyyipojuai, 
 
 clittii), avpcnrrw, apriCw, aprvpw, avprXdrjfjiX, avpdyw, trpbaa'KTW. 
 'ApfioX, et a.pfjLo"i, adv. [modo, vixdum, nuper,] lately, just now. 'Ap/xol ire-wav- 
 
 fxat tovs efiovs dprjpwp ttovovs. P. V. 636. SYN. " AprX, apTXws, vewarX, eijru- 
 
 <f>vr)S. 
 'Ap/ioiXa, as, fj, P. N. [Harmonia,] the mother of the nine Muses. "EavQav 
 
 'Ap^ibvXap (j)VTevaat. Med. 830. EPITH. "Anovos, axj^evarbs, fibw-rrXs, XXTrbna- 
 
 TpXs, TrafifiliTiop, ^ctvdrj. 
 'ApfjdiXa, as, fj, subst. [compages, concentus,] arrangement, harmony. 'Ap- 
 
 fibvXa- xdtca bva-rarbs. Hipp. l6l. SYN. IvardaXs, avpwbXa, apfibs. EPITH. 
 
 "Ejvdebs, bid, epdri], ab(j)i), bjjibtywvbs. 
 'Apfxbs, ov, 6, et dp/jtoff/jid, drbs, to, subst. [compages, aptus ordo,] a fastening, 
 
 a joining, harmonious order. 'EkAvcQ' appovs, ws Xboj bXnXovp Kdubv. Med. 
 
 1312. See also Helen. 410. 
 'Apfxoarwp, bpbs, 6, subst. [gubernator,] the director, the commander. "Ayd- 
 
 fi€fjivbv\ hvbp&v vav(3dTa>p apfioaropd. Eumen. 450. (Sch.) SYN. AiatiTiop, 
 
 apybs, apx<*>v> fidrrXXevs. 
 'Apvdrts, Xbbs, >/, subst. [pellis agnina,] a lamb's skin. ? H par apvdnXbas re icaX 
 
 eipXd rabe -naT-qaels. Theocr. 5. 50. 
 'Apvews, ov, 6, subst. [agnus adult us,] a full-grown lamb. 'Apveibv o' e/joX 
 
 o'iio evKt'tf/JLibes eraXpoi. 1. 550. EPITH. AdavpaXXos, 7rr)ye(rXjJiaXXbs, /j.eXdvo~ 
 
 Xpobs. SYN. Kotos, ktXXos, a/jvos. PHR. MriXwp b% dpiarbs d-nav-iov. 
 'Apvibixai, v. [nego, recuso,] to deny, to refuse. c a b" elirbv els dvavrds, ovk 
 
 apvi'iobfiai. Hec. 303. SYN. 'Anapvebfxai, e^aprebfxai, d7rb(f)a(7KU) ; e^ctpvbs eljmX. 
 'Apvevrijp, fjpbs, o, subst. [urinator,] a diver. Wavr dfxvbXs netydXys' b b' dp* 
 
 apvevrijpX eoiKios. M. 385. SYN. Kvj3iaTr)T))p, nbXvfAJjrjTr'ip. 
 "Apvr), t)s, ?;, P. N. [Arne,] a town in Boeotia. Oi' re nbXvaTdipvXov " Apvqv e^by, 
 
 o'l re MXbeidv. B. 507. EPITH. Borpvbeffad, irbXvordtyvXbs. 
 'ApvijaX/ubs, 7j, bp, adj. [inficiandus,] which must be denied. 'E^uo) be tovtwv 
 
 1 The dirge which the Trojans uttered when they saw the body of Hector dragged round the 
 walls behind the chariot of Achilles. Plutarch Op. Mor. p. 596& p. 2077. calls a certain kind of 
 Xarmony ap/.iaTeios p6/xos. See Steph. Th. torn. 1. c. 585. H. 
 
APNH APPH 135 
 
 ohhiv got apvr)<rXfx6v. Philoct. 74>. 
 "Apvrims, ews, ?/, subst. [negatio,] denial. "Apvrjais ovk evzgtXv wv aviarrdpels. 
 
 (E. R. 578. 
 "Apvv/uai, v. [in me suscipio, conor vindicare vel adipisci,] to take upon one- 
 self, to claim. 'Apvv/uEvos icarpos te fiZya kXeos, jy5' ejuov avrov. Z. 446*. 
 
 SYN. 'A7rat7-£W, Xa/ufiavto, airdXavofxai, lirXrvy^avu). 
 "Apdffis, eids, i], subst. [(l)aratio, ( < 2)arvum,] (l) a ploughing, (2) a ploughed 
 
 field. 'Ej/ 6' apdus Xeir}' /ndXd Kev fiddv Xifibv alev. t. 134. SYN. "Aporos, 
 
 aypds. EPITH. YloXvXrjXos , Xtirapa. 
 'Apdr))p, f]pds, et dpdrrjs, ov, 6, subst. [arator, agricola,] a ploughman. Uoijurjv, 
 
 ovb' dporrip, ela es iroXXv, dXXd irdpe^et. *¥ . 836. EPITH. 'A/cd/xdros, rdXdep- 
 
 yos, Kpdrepos, oi£vpos. 
 "Apdros, 1 ov, 6, subst. [(l)aratio, (2) tempus arantli, (3) seges,] ploughing, the 
 
 time of ploughing ; the result of ploughing, a crop ; a year. M^r dpordv avroU 
 
 yfjv dvtevai rXvd. CE. R. 278. SYN."Ap6ats, EvXavros. 
 'AporpXdio et dpboj, v. [aro,] to plough. Trj nor dporpXtiuvrX gvv^vteto. Call. 3. 
 
 l6l. See also i. 108. SYN. 'AXda'^w, ttoXeio. PhR. Xdovd rapaaow. 
 " Apo-pov, ov, ro, subst. [aratrum,] a plough. NeioV aveXxrirop (3oe o'ivotte tttiktov, 
 
 dporpov. v. 32. EPITH. 'AbdfiavrXvov, fxbyepov, evKafXTTES, IfiEpdZv, TniKTov. 
 "Apovpd, as, r), subst. [(l)arvum, (2) terra,] (1) ploughed land, (2) land, earth. 
 
 JJXyjcfXdy uXXt]Xu)y, bXXyri b' r)v ct/j(f)Xs dpovpd. 1 .115. SYN. (I) AfjXov, aypds, 
 
 (2) ycud, yfj, a7£, xQiov, iribov. EPITH. 'Avdofaopos, atyveios, fidduXriXos, fiadela, 
 
 biip&S) EpXflioXos, £elb(t)pds, tcap7rd(pdpds, OdXedovad, fidXaKr), oueta, 7rvpod>dpds , 
 
 Trieipd, rcoXviCTEdvos, vypa, (fiEpeafiXos, yXovtobiis, \pdfidd(i)br}s. 
 'Apovpatos, et Dor. 'Apwpalos, a, ov, adj. [ruralis,] rural. "AXt]0es, w -rrdl Trjs 
 
 dpovpaias Qeov ; Ran. 840. See also Acharn. 7^2. Syn. ^AypoiKos. 
 'Apiraybr}v, adv. [raptim,] rapidly. 'AjtIcu apirayb-qv onXoto tylpdv, cxbp 1 EitlXaG- 
 
 odv. Apoll. 1. 1017. 
 'Apirayr), rjs, ?/, subst. [raptus, rapina,] a rape, a carrying off. t% 6j/, cite xpp- 
 
 £eis, OrjpoXv apirdyy)v -rrpoQES. Eur. Electr. 896. 
 'ApnayX/jos, r], ov, adj. [rapto quaesitus,] obtained by violence. ' ApndyXfjias ok 
 
 dirvoTa fiErearX^Ev "i^yXd Kwpas. Call. 6. 9, 
 f Apira£ia, f. |w et aia, v. [rapio, abripio, praedor,] to carry off, to plunder. 
 
 Kv/ud /uey' apira^av, /ueXet] bi fxoX eaaZraX opfxrj. e. 4l6. SYN. 'ATratpeey, aypevta, 
 I Xrjiclb), <c\e7rrw. 
 : 'ApTraKrrip, rjpds, et ap7ra£, dyds, 6, subst. [raptor,] a pilunderer. 'ApvZv r)b f EpX- 
 
 <pu)v EirXbfijjiXoX ap7raic7rjpES. H. 262. See also Hes. Op. 354. 
 I 'Ap7rdXEu)s, adv. [avide, rapaciter,] rapaciously. 'AprdXews, cliceiov' kclkol be 
 
 fj.vrj(TTfjpaX <f>vrevEv. £. 110. SYN. 'Ap7rdy§77V, Ta^EOJS. 
 'Ap7rdX/5w, v. [avide excipio,] to receive greedily. YlvQiivQi, tcwcvrolaXv apira- 
 
 XtCere. Sept. Til. 229* SYN. 'AtyaipEio, E7rXbXd}K(o, aofiEvws he^ofiat. 
 "Apirtj, rjs, 11, subst. [falx,] a pruning-hook, a sickle, a scythe. "Zicairj, befyrEprj 
 
 be TCEXwpidv eXXd/jEV ap7rrjv. Hes. Theog. 178. SYN. kpEiravov, bpEirdvr], £a.y- 
 
 kXov. EPITH. 'AyicvXdbovs, yafA\pu)vv£, mpyapobovs, fxciKpa, o^vtojaos^ yaXKr)- 
 
 Xdros. 
 "ApTrrj, rjs, r), subst. [avis quaedam rapax,] a kind of kite. 'H b', apirrj ehvld 
 
 rawTTTepvyX XXyvp&vM. T. 350. 
 "Apirvia, as, ?/, subst. [Harpyia,] a Harpy. N5V bi fiXv aicXeiCJs 'ApnviaX avr\- 
 
 peiipavTo. ^. 371. SYN. Td^eTd, Oorj, u)KvirErr]s, Trobapyq, y)vK0K6ii6s. 
 , "ApprjKTds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [non fractus, insolubilis,] unbroken, not to be broken, 
 1 Strong. 'AbafiavTXvwv bea/ji&v ev appi']KTOis 7TEbais. P. V. 6. Syn. "Appojj-, 
 
 aripEos, fiifiatos, la^ypos, dXvros, bvaXvros. 
 "Apprjv, et Att."Ap<7?7i', epos, 6 et r), adj. [mas, virilis,] male, masculine. Kal 
 
 Af}fxvdv apbrjv apatvuv etyicXaav. Hec. 875. SYN. 'AppEvdyZviis, fjiZyas, Kpd- 
 
 repds. 
 'Appqvris, ids, 6 et //, adj. [ferus, saevus,] savage, fierce. Nvv be. XX-nv £a.Koroy 
 1 SeeTrach. 69, where aporos is used for wairos. 
 
136 APPH APTI 
 
 tX tcaX apprjvh yevtT avruis. Theocr. 25. S3. SyN. XdX£7rfo, aypids, hvo-)(i- 
 
 prjs. 
 "ApprjTds, ov, 6 et 7}, adj. [uon dictus, nefandus,] not spoken, not to be spoken, 
 
 shocking. "Apprjr, drwrdfxaord, 6uvfj.aTU)i> irlpa. Iiec. 705. S\ r N. "Awards, 
 
 atypaoros, aOepCrds, dioaXos, dtyQeyK~os, d(j>Boyy6s. 
 "App^os, ou j o et ij, subst. [cophinus,] a basket. 'AXX' ws rd^i«rra av f.iev Iwv 
 
 Tas appi-^ovs. Av. 130$. SYN. LnvpU, kotyXids. 
 "Appvd/jos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [inimoderatus,] immoderate, disorderly. Mrffr dp- 
 
 pvQ/jos eXOots. Hipp. 531. SYN. 'ApErpqros, drakTos, d/uovaos, 7rapa7r\{]£. 
 'AppvaXcuTTos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [qui pignoris loco captus non est,] not taken as a 
 
 pledge. KappvaXaorovs, £m> r drrvXXa fipoT&v. i£sch. Supp. 6 13. 
 "Appu)j;, toyds, 6 et rj, adj. [non fraclus,] unbroken. Kai yepoos cippu)^, ovfr 
 
 E7n]/naE,€Vfx€ni. Antig. 251. Syn. See"Appr)Krds. 
 *Aps, tipvos, 6 et /;, subst. [agnus,] a lamb. 'Q-Kore ypvaeias eqXs apros. Orest. 
 
 803. SYN. "Apreios, djJii'ds. EPITH. 'ATTdXo^pios, pirjkcis, VEoyvos, Xevkos. 
 'ApcEi>dyev})s, eos, adj. [masculus,] male, manly. Avacpopov apahoyei-is. JEsch. 
 
 Supp. 820. Syn. See^Apprji'. 
 'Apaei'o-nXriQris, eos, adj. [maribus confertus,] crowded with males. Jlvcv/uaTt 
 
 )(wp«s* apaeidTrXrjQf]. iEsch. Supp. 30. 
 'Apah 'drj, 17s, //, P. N. [Arsinoe,] the name of two wives of Ptolemy Philadel- 
 
 phus, one of them the daughter of Berenice. 'ApoXvoa TrarreaaX kdXols drtrdX- 
 
 XefAhmui'. Theocr. 15. 111. 'Aprd/act, as, rj, P. N. [Artacia,] a foil n tain in 
 
 the country of the Laestrygonians. ^AprdkXrjv, evQev yap vbwp TrpdrX darv 
 
 Repeated >\ k. 10S. 
 'AprdfiEOi, v. [trucido,] to butcher, to cut in pieces. 'AW dvbpds aprd/.iovart 
 
 XaixLrjpals yvdQois. Alcest. 510. SYN. Kdra^/c'w, KdrdKoirTW, U7rdff(f>drr(i). 
 'Apra/MTwv, Dor. pro WpTEjiloXor, cv, to, P. N. [Artemisium,] a promontory of 
 
 Eubcea where Xerxes engaged with, and was defeated by, the Grecian ships. 
 
 'Orarw pEv £/r"Aprd/n7-i«. Lysistr. 1251. 
 'Aprdrr), r,s, //, subst. [laqueus, suspendium,] a halter, suspension. FloXXds 
 
 di'U)&EV aprdvas E/jifjs beprjs. Agam. 848. SYN. ' Ayyovr), Ewpa, TrXeKrdvrj, Tfids, 
 
 fipoxos. 
 'Aprdw, v. [suspendo,] to hang, or suspend. 'ip.daXv els TovTnadlv a.pT))aas he- 
 
 fxds. Hipp. 1217- SYTf.'ATraprdu), dvaprdw, ETrTkpEfudfJLai. 
 'ApTEfiijs, 1 eos, 6 et //, adj. [integer, sanus,] unhurt, entire, sound. Noarrjaas 
 
 evpoifjiX ovv apTEjUEeeaX (fyXXoiaXv. N. 43. SYN.^A/3Adp?/s, arpwros, dprXos, rods, 
 
 vyX/js. 
 "AprEfiXs, Xbos, acc. xbd et Xv, >% P. N. [Diana,] 'AprtptiSi at lyioyl, &ios Kovpr] 
 
 jjiEydXoid. C. 151. EPITH. Ylorvd, 7rorrid, KlXabetv)], yjivariXaKaros, EXdtyrifioXos , 
 
 l6xeaipa t alboia, dyi't), ayporlpa, EU7rXdkdjjds, x9 v:T ^vXds, ^puaoflpo^os, dreipifs, 
 
 abfxrjrds, dyKvXdro^ds, yomjo^os, evarEtydvos, £av6t), opetfidrris, xpvoEoflocri py^os, 
 
 Xo^eta. See Hymn to Diana. 
 'ApTtjpXa, as, f), subst. [vocis iter; vena vitalis,] the windpipe, an artery. 
 
 BifopajKE aapKas, nXevfxdvos r aprrjpXas. Trach. 1056. SYN. $Xe\p, Trvevfidros 
 
 et aijudros bXappd)). 
 "AprX, adv. [recenter, jam, olim, nunc,] recently, just now, lately, now. Ee7^, 
 
 ■q uprX oe \xdXXbv 'A^atot elaopdioaXv. v. 1 66. 
 'AprXacib), v. [ludo par impar, computo,] to play at odd and even, to cakulale. 
 
 IL-d-TjpaX 5' ol QEpdivovTES dprXitCo/ui'. Plut. 817« SYN. Fla/^w. 
 'ApTtPpfy')$ t eos, adj. [ab infante editus,] uttered by a newly-born child. 'Ajo- 
 
 rXfipE<f)€is (3p£/Jovrat. Sept. Tlieb. 342. 2 
 'AprXbuKpvs, vds, 6 et ?», adj. [recens lacrymans,] recently weeping, 'fls o/>r?- 
 
 haicpvs elf,u kat tyofiov 7rXea. Med. 899* 
 'AprXErrns, eos, o et >/, adj. [" ap. Horn, in sensu minus bono, apta ad fraud em 
 
 loquens; (2) ap. Hes. et Pind. veridicus, (3) garrulus,] speaking with an in- 
 
 1 See Dainm. c. 21G4. 2 See Dr. Blomfield's note on the passage. 
 
APTI APXA 137 
 
 lention to impose, (2) speaking truly, (3) ready in speech, talkative. IloXXd 
 
 pep apTXeni'is. Istll. 5. 58. SyN. Afyetv betros or iKavos, dbdXeaj(ps. 
 *Apri£vyia, as, //, subst. [recens conjunctio,] a recent union. YlddeovaaX thelv 
 
 apn£vyiar. Pers. 548. 
 \Aprt5w, et apriZdfjiat, v. [compono, paro,] to arrange, to prepare. "YbdrX 5' kv 
 
 Heavy vvfityai yopbp apTietovTo. Theocr. 13. 43. SYN. 'A7raprt'e?w, Karapri^u), 
 
 aprvu), efaprvu), apfx6£oj, avpapfxo^w, bXaKoafxeu), eTOijidciu), evTpeni^u), avpraaaat. 
 'AprXOaviis, eds, 6 et fj, adj. [recens mortuus,] recently dead. kv/udaXp aprX- 
 
 QavTy to yap. Ale. 6l6. 
 'ApTiKoXKds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [recens, i. e. accurate glutinatus,] recently or 
 
 closely glued or attached, clinging closely. UXevpalaXr aprXicoXXos, tiaTe 
 
 reicTdi'ds. Trach. 770. 
 
 'ApTXjnd6))s, ids, 6 et ri, adj. [recens doctus,] but recently become acquainted 
 i with. 'AprXfxadijs kclk&v. Hec. 6S5. Syn. 'Aprt5d//s. 
 1 AprXds, a, op, adj. [par, integer, &c] even, suitable to, entire. Tlip djirjXX- 
 
 kltjs, orX ol QpeaXp dprXd rjbri. E. 326. SYN. 'Apre/x^s, tiros, avfi^wpos, apjAo- 
 
 cws, drdXaprds, atcepaios, vyXrjs, riXeios. 
 
 Apu-rrXovTos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [recens ditatus,] recently acquired. Ad/3wi>, Tre- 
 ves &s, apTXirXovra xpfjfxaTa. iEsch. Suppl. 742. 
 Apri7rovs, et poet, aprixos, irbbos, 6 et fi, adj. [pedibus integer et valens,] active 
 
 in the feet, nimble. 'Eyyvs b' o§' abros aprlnovs dpwaicei bdfiovs. Trach. 58. 
 
 See also I. 501. 
 ApTX-dfxds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [modo amputatus,] lately cut. Topydrbs aprXrofiop 
 
 Ki^aXyjp fidaXXfjX kojui^ojp. Apoll. 4. 1515. 
 AprXTpdirds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [puerilem aetatem vix egressus,] KXavrop §' aprXrpb- 
 
 irois. Sept. Theb. 323. 1 
 Aprtfpojv, 6v6s t adj. [iutegra mente przeditus,] sensible, prudent. OvtX yudX' 
 
 apTi(ppu!V ineX ov roXjirjaep efcaora. w. 260. SYN. Hbtybs, elbrifiiov, aaKrjdrjs, 
 
 euKctpbXus. 
 ApTf^ptards, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [recens unctus,] recently anointed, or spread. "Ews 
 
 dp aprXypiaTov apfibaatpiX irov. Trach. 700. 
 
 AprXws, adv. [(l)integre, perfecte, (2) modo, nuper, tandem,] entirely, com- 
 pletely, justly ; now, lately, at length. T//v r aprXios Qdvovadv enyovov alder. 
 
 Hec. 9^1. SYN. TiXelws, vyXiLs, JxprX, veoyarX, 7rdXlp, clvtXkcl, vvp. 
 \ApT67rwXXs, Xbds, >/, subst.' [quae panem vendit,] a female vender of bread. 
 , "Avbpas 7roir)ras, &anep apTonioXXbds. Ran. 857^ 
 
 Aprds, ov, 6, subst. [(1) panis, (2) cibus quivis,] a loaf, bread ; any food. "Ap- 
 i tous etc Kuveoio bvto 7rdpedr]K£P deipas. a. 119* EPITH. 'AyeXcuos, yXvKvs, Qeaire- 
 
 aXbs, fxevoeiKris. 
 ApTvpd, dros, to, subst. [condimentum ,] seasoning. Ko<r//owres ^vrpas aprv- 
 
 fxdaX •navTdbd'Ko'iaXv. Batrom. 41. SYN."Apwjud, bxpbp. 
 
 ApTvvw, et aprva), v. [apto, apparo, instruo,] to arrange, to adapt, to prepare. 
 
 Ot be re nvpyribbp atyeds abrovs dprvpavTes. M. 43. SYN. 'E^aprww, apriCu), 
 j evrvu), evTVvu), iropovvio, 7rdpa.aKeva.clu>. 
 
 kpvfiaXXds, ov, 6, subst. [marsupium, crumena ; balneorum instrumentum,] 
 j a scrip, a purse; a bottle or vessel used in the baths. EIrd Kdraawevbetv 
 
 Kdrd rt")s ne<f>dXfjs dpvflaXXw. Eq. 1094. (See Brunck in 1. c.) 
 | Apvrw, or dpvia, v. [haurio, e profundo traho,] to draw water, to exhaust. Kd^ 
 
 ddp&v vbdrwv irojfi dpvaaifiav ; Hipp. 209» SYN. 'AvtXZq), d7ra>'rXew, knfepw, 
 
 €KKeVOU). 
 
 lAp^ayos, Dor. pro 'Ap^ryyos, q. v. 
 
 j \pxaid, (ov,Ta, subst. [res pristinas vel antiqua?,] things antiquated or obsolete, 
 
 the principal. Kat rap^ald Kal tokol tokwv. Nub. 1156. 
 j Apxakos, yi, ov, adj. [(l)antiquam rusticitateni pra3 se ferens, (2) stultus, sim- 
 ! plex,] old-fashioned, clownish, simple. "On rraibdpXdp el, koX <f>poveis rdp- 
 XnXfcd. Nub. 821. 
 
 1 Sec Dr. Blomfield'a note. 
 Pros. Lex. S 
 
138 APXA APXI 
 
 'Apxaioyovds, ov, b et f/, adj. [primogenitus, priscus,] first-born, of ancient 
 
 descent. ^Kep/jd (xev ap^aioydi'ujv. Antig. 981- SYN. YlaXaiyeio)*, 7rdXaiy6vos, 
 
 irpoyopos, ndXaios. 
 \Apx«to7rXouros, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [a majoribus dives,] receiving wealth from an- 
 cestors. WpyawirXovTiav beandrwy ttoXXi) \dpis. Agam. 1010. SYN. 'Apxe- 
 
 7t\ovt6s. 
 *ApxaioTrpeir))s, eos, adj. [antiquitatem referens,] to be revered for its antiquity, 
 
 venerable. MeyaXo-o-y^uom r ap^ai6wpe7rf}. P. V. 4l6. 
 'Apxrios, a > ov, ac ^j* [(0 priscus, (2)ineptus, delirus,] ancient, former; old- 
 fashioned, foolish. Qoijoov 7rpd(bf]Tis, rpindbos upxalov vb\xov. Ion. 1321. 
 
 SYN. (l) ITaXcuos, Yjoovios, yrjpaws, '[lyvyios, TrdXaiy evtjs, ap^aio7rp£7r?)s, (2) ev- 
 
 i']6r)S, d~7rXovs, fiwpos, \fjpos, a7rpa.yiJ.iov. 
 'ApxebiKqs, ov, 6, subst. [Justus et legitimus princeps,] a legal and just go- 
 vernor. 'A7ro-<nAa a cu filaiojs apxeblnav tokemv. Pyth. 4. 196\ 
 'Apxe'ws, a, 6v, adj. [quod ad imperium spectat,] imperial, lordly. Ziijvos dp* 
 
 Xelai bZx 0VTal - Olymp. 132. 
 'Apx^aKds, ov, 6 et /;, adj. [auctor malorum,] causing evils. 'ApxiKaicovs, at 
 
 iraol kclkov Tpweaat yzvovrb. E. 6'3. 
 'Ap^eXaos, ov, et ap^eXas, 6, subst. [populi rector,] a ruler of the people. 
 
 'ApxeXas, £<rei. Equit. 164. See also Pers. 302. $YN. 'Ap^Xews, apxEnoXXs, 
 
 upX^v, apx^yos, (3d(rlXevs. 
 'ApxeirXovTds, ov, 6 et f], adj. [avitas opes possidens,] possessing hereditary 
 
 property. 'AXX' apyEirXovrov kcu fcaraorcinjv hofuov. Soph. El. J\. 
 'Apx^oXis, em, 6 et i], adj. [civitati imperans,] "Evdd vlv apylitoXiv. Pyth. 
 
 9.92. SYN. See in 'ApylXas. 
 'ApxenroXefAds, ov, 6, P.N. [Archeptolemus,] the charioteer of Hector. 'I^trt- 
 
 hr\v 'Ap^e7rroX£jUov dpdavv, ov pa to& > 'Lmrivv. 0. 128. Sy N."E»;r opos r/i/to^eus. 
 'Apx^rr/s, ov, 6, subst. [princeps, dux,] a prince, a leader, "Eiritttev epos, e/xds 
 
 apx^ras. Eur. Electr. 1149- Syn. See in 'Apx>?yos. 
 *Apxevoj, v. [impero,] to command. See'Apxw. 'Apx^veiv Tpweaol Kara Kpd- 
 
 repas vajiivas. E.~ 200. 
 'Apx%x°P° s > ov > ° et ^» a( U» [°l u ^ cn °i' um ducit,] leading the dance. Udbos 
 
 dpy^f^opou 7rX?7ya£s Opvytats. Troad. 151. 
 'Apxv, fis, h> subst. [(1) initium, (2) imperium,] (1) a beginning, (2) government, 
 
 dominion, power. KdQecer dpxvs, ov fiedlardrai dpoviov. Phoen. J3. Syn. 
 
 (1) YIpdoifALOV, (ppoifuov, eiaobos, (2) bwaareia, tcx^Sj bvvdfiis, k^ovala, nvpos, 
 
 Kparos, TvpavvXs. EpiTH. Alwvtds, bvadXtOTos, 'Slyvyios, fidalXifis. 
 y Apx*)yzv\)s, Ids, 6 et ?/, adj. [auctor,] the cause, the promoter. Kai ravrd rainj 
 
 KXavfjtaTojv cipxny^^' Agam. l6l8. 
 'ApxTiyertu), v. [auspicor, incipio,] to begin, to take the lead. Ile/pwyu£0' epbeiv, 
 
 kcltto rCJvb' apxriytTeiv. Soph. Electr. 84. 
 'Apx^yerrjs, ov, 6, fern. dpx"Qyt~Xs, Xbds, rj, et dpx^yos, ov, 6, subst. [princeps, dux, 
 
 auctor,] a chief, a leader, an author or proposer. 'EXdyiad/jiyjv ovv rw yevovs 
 
 apxnyZTfl' Orest. 548. See also Lysistr. 645. and Hipp. 885. Syn. 'Apxos, ; 
 
 apX wv » dpiarevs, hvvaarr]s, TrpoardT^s, £7rt(7rdrj/s, r/y>'yrwp, dyiayos, ijyefxutv, 
 
 Qapxos. 
 'ApxvQevt a ^v. [ab initio, primitusj from the beginning, at first, originally. 
 
 TijjiaepTes cipx^Oev Xeyovrai. Isth. 4. 11. SYN. HdXnt, dviodtv. 
 'Apx^«y, V, ov, adj. [gubernandi capax, imperans,] competent to govern, 
 
 magisterial. Ti btfrd Oujkois apxiKois evrjfxEvot. Eur. fr. Phil. 6. 1. Syn. See 
 
 'Apxr}yerr)s. 
 f Apx^oxos, ov, 6, P. N. [Archilochus,] a poet of Paros, who first invented 
 
 Iambic verses. x Ybyipov 'ApxiXoxov pdpvXd-yois. Pyth. 2. 98. 
 'ApxiVeA.ro> £w, v. [fabrico, struo,] to act as a master builder, to plan. ITpos 
 
 rdb' »j/x7v, et ri XP'/ &P9- V > ^p«5e, KapxireKrdvei. Pax 305. 
 'Apxtr^fcrwi/, dvds, 6, subst. [architectus, fabricator,] an architect, a builder. 
 Xwrav keXevu), to'kjiv apx>~cKrdoi. Cyc!. 477« 
 
APXO AIEIl 139 
 
 'Apxbs, ov, o, subst. [princeps, dux,] a captain, a leader. 'Apybv tovra, kokQv 
 z7rij3curKEiJ.Ev vlds 'Axaioiv; B. 234. SYN. See 'Apxriyi-ris. EPITH. 'Aprjityl- 
 Xbs, irbXvXrjXos, icpdrepos, Opdavs. 
 
 'Aoyw, f. fa, et med. dpxb/uai, v. [(l)incipio, (2) principatum obtineo,] (l)to 
 begin, to take the lead, (2) to rule, to govern. "Ap\wv avi)p nds, Ivvealv T\y 
 tyuv tvxt]. lph. A. 375. SYN. 'Ap^evw, fidolXevio, iiyebfxai, alrrvfAidu), dvaa- 
 o~w, heaTToCio, Kpdreu), 7rpb(TTdTew, Kvplevu). 
 
 'Apio, f. ctjocrw, v. [apto, adapto, alligo,] to fix, to fasten. "Apapevrjbe y uXevq 
 IvaetcXvTOJS. P. V. 60. SYN. 'ApapiaKU), dp-vvoj, dpfio£(t), oreWh), Xajji/Sdvoj, 
 
 'Apioyij, rjs, f/, subst. [auxilium,] assistance, support. "Hdpoiar', dpojyrj o' ovtls 
 
 aXXi'/Xois 7raprjv. Pel's. 420. SYN. 'AXe£7?r//pioV, dfjivvd, (xvvr), dprjtys, fibijdeid. 
 
 EPITH. 'Ake^iKCLKos, boXoecrad, vil/av^i^r, deairecrlds, ^aeo-tu/Sporos. 
 'Apwybs, ov, 6, subst. [auxiliator,] an assistant, a supporter. Ovbels dpuybs kv 
 
 Kaicois iyiyvsTu. CE. R. 127. SYN. 'AXet^rjTijp, £7rd/jivvT<*)p, e7rXTappbdbs,rtfX(jjpbs, 
 
 tocpeXiuus. 
 'Aptopciids, Dor. pro 'Apovpcubs, q. v. 
 Aptofjta, ards 9 to, subst. [arvum,] ploughed land. Tov 6eov rap&fia-a. Pax 
 
 1158. 1 
 'Apwatpds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [arabilis,] arable, fit for ploughing. 'Apwotfioi yap 
 
 X«T£p(ov elvlv yvat. Antig. 575. 
 AffdXdfxivids, ov, 6 et ?;, adj. [rei nauticae imperitus,] not having fought at Sa- 
 
 lamis, not a good sailor. "Aireipbs, dddXd-riords, daaXd/jiivids. Ran. 206. 
 'AadXevTos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [inconcussus,] unshaken, steady, firm. 'Aad-XevToy 
 
 re fievet. Bacch. 3<)0. SYN. 'AarvfeXtKros, (3el3aws. 
 Aodfiivdds, ov, ij, subst. [labrum, in quo veteres se lavabantja warm bath.* 
 
 'E£ dcdfjLivdov j3ij, be/ads aQdvdroiolv bfJiolbs. y. 46S. SYN. Aovrpov, Xotrpby, 
 
 pjdXdvelbv. 
 Aaravrds, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [non snulcendus,] not to be flattered, implacable. 
 
 "Agcivtos ck fiarpos earl dv/jos. Choeph. 41 6. SYN. 'Ajtie/Xtyos. 
 
 Aadbfxai, v. [(l)nauseo, (2) irascor,] (1) to be affected with nausea, to be sick; 
 
 to be angry. 'AXA.' o-Ko-av Trivioaiv' bray -01 Ovjuoy acrrjdrjs. Theogn. 983. 
 
 SYN,"Ar]bs6fxa.i, Xv7reu[jiat. 
 iAadfijs, ids, 6 et //, adj. [incertus, obscurus,] uncertain, dark, mysterious. 
 I 'ils 7rdvr dyav alyiKTd Kaad(f>rj Xeyeis ', CE. R. 447« SYN. "AbriXbs, d/uavpbs. 
 \ Avftecrros, r], or, et ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [quod extingui nequit,] that cannot be ex- 
 tinguished, unquenchable, immense. "Aa(3earos 6' dp' h'wprb yeXws /udKapecrai 
 J BlolaXv. A. 599' SYN."A7ravoTos, fxeyds. 
 
 lAafioXbs, ov, r/, subst. [fuligo, favilla,] soot, ashes, a. 'A-KbTreTrbvriKas, b. (j>ev. 
 I tov ry}s aafibXov. Thesm. 245. SYN. AlQdXrj, aiddXbs, Xiyvvs, \j>bXbs t cnrb- 
 
 bbs. 
 
 Aaej3eid, as, ?/, subst. [impietas,] impiety. To 5' av Kaxovpyeiv, doefjetd fxiydXrj, 
 
 Orest. 814. Syn. bvatrsfieia, dblald. 
 'AaeiSrjs, zbs, 6 et //, adj. [impius,] impious. 'Hfletv diravras, rbv dot/or}, Toy etc 
 
 Oeiijy. CE. R. 1395. SYN."A0£ds, dbiKos, dae-KTOs. 
 lAcreiptoTos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [habena carens, intractabilis,] unharnessed, un- 
 ■ governable. MeXdfi7rt7rXos hi Nvf daeipwrov gvyols. Ion 1 1 50. 
 
 AaeXyws, adv. [(l) proterve, (2) libidinose,] (1) wantonly, (2) lustfully. Kcu 
 
 iribvts elaiv daeXyws. Plut. 560. SYN. A/coXaorws, TrpbTttT&s, dvaibus, fityd- 
 
 Xu)s. 
 
 ^.aiXrjvbs, ov, o et >/, adj. [illunis,] moonless. Bpe^ojuai be KaclX-qvbv. Anacr. 
 '3. 12. Syn. iKbTeubs. 
 
 \aeiTTiio, v. [impius sum,] to be impious, to be guilty of impiety. Xpq be 
 
 ray' els deoiis 3 fx^bey aGeizTelv. Antig. 1350. SYN. 'Ao-£/3tw, bvoaefitio. 
 
 &<T€TTTbs, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [impius,] unholy, impious. (drjpioaiy Toy da€7TTby. 
 
 Bacch. S86. Syn. 'Act^z/s, ahlKps. 
 1 See Brunck. - See Uamm. c. 926. 3 Gtovs is here monosyllabic. 
 
140 AIHM A2KA 
 
 'Aarji.iavTds, ov, 6 et rj, adj, [(l) non signatus, (2) incustoditus,] unmarked, un- 
 guarded, 'fls be Xeiov fxi]XoiaXv darj/uavToiaXv eireXQu)?. K. 485. SYN. (l)"A<7?f- 
 fjids, (2) cityvXaKTos, a<j>paKTos, atypovTWTos. 
 "Affrj/mos, ov, et dvi'ifjiwv, ovus, 6 et //, adj. [non signatus,] unmarked, unstamped, 
 modest, obscure, uncertain, indistinct. Ovbev tX juaXXov olb' • datj^d ydp 
 Xeyeis. Alcest. 532. SYN. ^AafifiavTOS, ayviocrTos, dbr)\os, dbo't,ds. 
 'korjuws, adv. [obscure,] indistinctly, ambiguously. Xprjajjiovs darings bvmcpl- 
 
 T(os t elpr)(j.£i'Ovs. P. V. 683. SYN. ^ Ay vworws, dbi'iXws, aKoreivws. 
 'Aadeveid, as, f}, subst. [iufirmitas,] weakness. 'E*> b' aadEveia tqv irdrjJiov bXu- 
 
 Xiffds. Here F. 269 • SYN. Nooos, voar\ jua, TdXanriopla. 
 'Affdereh), v. [infirmus sum,] to be weak. Tovs -KEvr^Tds aadevovvTas, Kairopovv- 
 
 rds aX(f>XT(ov, Pax 635. SYN. 'A7rop£W, bvoTvyibJ, voaecj. 
 'Aadevijs, Eds, adj. [invalidus, tenuis,] weak, infirm. 'AoQlvei (jlev xpto-X fiaivwv. 
 
 Pyth. 1. 107. SYN.^A/3A?7Yjr)os, abpdvrjs, djiEvrivos, dtyavpos. 
 1 Aadfjid, d>ds, to, subst. [anhelitus, anhelatio,] breath, hard breathing, panting, 
 asthma. "Adfyt&rt <pplff(TOVTd irvocts eKiyiv. Nem. 10. 139* SYN. AvoTrvom, 
 ^uo-j/jud, ffrevayfids, nvdri, 7rvevfid, drjfid. EPITH. 'ApydXtoV, beivov, bvaKt- 
 Xdbov, deploy, Xa/3poV, abpdves, vXXyobpdves, bt^dXedv, bvarjvEf.wr', Qeooovtov, 
 Xo/ytoV, KVfidroEV. 
 'Aod/jiairu), v. [anhelo,] to breathe hard, to pant, to gasp. Avrdp dy aadfiaivwv 
 
 evepyeos eWeae blypov. E. 585. 
 'Affta, as, f} t P.N. [Asia,] Asia. AovXa, XXnova* 'Aaiai/. Hec. 479. Phr. 'ao-?//- 
 
 tis y(6u)r t et y>7« 
 'Ao-iarts, xbds, et daXds, dbos, //, [Asiatica,] Asiatic, belonging to Asia. 'Aam- 
 
 rXbos yrjs a^fid, (dr/paia vroXXs. Androm. 1. See Orest. 1392. 
 'AoXaToyEvris, eos, adj. [Asiaticus,] belonging to Asia, lldad ydp tV^vs 'Aaia- 
 
 TbyEVY]s. Pers. 12. 
 'Ac/y^rds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [non tacens,] not silent, sounding, noisy. Tr^lyles, 
 
 Qlpd-jrovTES dcriyrjTOio Xe^tjtos. Call. 4. 286. 
 'AoXbrjpos, ov, 6 et rj t adj. [non armatus ferro,] unarmed. M6aj(ois E7rf]X6ov 
 
 X €l P^ s aoXbr'ipov /nerd. Bacch. 735. 
 'AaXyijs, eos, adj. [illaesus,] unhurt. IloXews daXvei awnjpX. Sept. Theb. S26. 
 
 SYN.""A/3Xd/3>)s, dZrifxXds. 
 "AaXus, ov, 6, P. N. [Asius,] an ally of the Trojans ; also used as an adjective. 
 " AaXbv afJi(pX dvaKrd, KtiX 'IdfiEvbv, KaX 'OpeoTrjv. M. 139» EPITH. 'YprdiaSfjs, 
 v'ws 'Tprdfcov, fXEyds, tfpws, op-^dfids avhpiov. 
 "Aats, e<i)s> ?/, subst. [lirnus,] mud, scum, slime. 'AXXe£ai* togot\v 01 doiv KdQv- 
 
 -KepQs KaXv\p(o t $, 321. SYN. Av/jlu, ttXvos, 7D7X0S, IXvs. 
 'A<ris, Xbos, f} t i. q. 'Aatds, (\. V. Tds a7r' 'AoXbos ^\0' ett cudv* Pers. 275. 
 'Affirm, v. [abstineo a cibo,] to abstain from food. Qdvelv dairel 6' els dwo- 
 
 ardaiv (jXov. Hipp. 277* SYN. N^orevw. PHR. Ov alrd bXd bEprjs bExfy* 11 ' 
 'Affirta, as, r/, subst. [inedia,] want of food, abstinence. ^Ikutm b£ Swo-tr', evd* 
 
 daiTiais e/jlov. Eur. Suppl. 1115. SYN. 'A7ra(T7m, vrjOTeia, ire'ivr). 
 
 "Astros, ov, 6 et rj y adj. [impastus, jejunus,] unfed, without food. Kelrat b* 
 
 dcrirds, oCjfi vfeicr' uXyqbdvX. Med. 24. SYN/Avraoros, dyevaros, aKfATjvvs, 
 
 vfjffTXs. 
 
 'Aff»:dXd/3wr//s, ov, o, subst. [stellio, species lacertae,] an evet, a lizard. 'Vi 
 
 aoKdXdfiunov. b. rXvd Tponov ; Kdre(7re fiot. Nub. 170. 
 
 "AffKdXos, ov, o et //, adj. [sarculo haud purgatus,] unweeded, undressed. Tot- 
 
 ydproi 7rpo dvpav fiev dirb crrropio acKdXd irarrd. Theocr. 10. 14. SYN. 'AKa0apros. 
 
 'AaKdvXa, as, %, P. N. [Ascania,] (1) a city and district of Phrygia, (2) another 
 
 in Mysia. Tf}X y Q 'Ac/cdrr^s* ^liidaav b' va[uvX ftdxeodai. B. 863. EPITH. 
 
 'Ept/foXai;. 
 
 'AmtdvXds, ov, o, P. N. [Ascanius,] so called from his country Ascania. Qopwi 
 
 av <I>puyds r\yE t KaX 'AmidvXos deoeibtjs. B. 862. 
 'AtrKavTrjs, ov, o, subst. [vilis grabatus,] a pallet bed. Ilov 2rp€\//td§»7s ; e£er 
 Toy aamvTrjv Xdfiwv. Nub. 633. SYN. ^Kifxnovi, fiaOpbv, dpdvds. 
 
A2KA AI04> 141 
 
 'AffKapba/jivKTvs, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [non nictans,] not winking. BXe^dy els p 
 
 aoKapba/ivKTds. Equit. 292* SYN. 'ATevrjs. 
 'AfTKeBijS, et aox7?0/)s, ids, adj. [incolumis, sospes,] safe, unhurt. Nrjwv -nr^iavQx], 
 
 aXX' dcrnidies icaX dvovooi. £.255. See e. 144. SYN.^A/3\a/3r)s, vyX>)s, d\w- 
 
 firjTos, cods, dprXos. 
 'A<u:e\?)s, ids, adj. [imbecillis, item, piaedurus,] having no limbs, weak; also, 
 
 hard, uninterrupted, incessant. Tprj^eiTjs 'iddKrjs' vvv b' aaniXies kcu ddvfxoi, 
 
 k. 463. SYN. 'ATipafxvds, ffKXrjpds, tnrovbaios, ^vvi^'js. 
 'AaKETrapvos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [non exasciatus,] untouched by the axe. JSadpov 
 
 rob' avKZKaprdv' aXX ipo\, Seoi. CE. C. 101. SYN."A£eoTos. 
 ' AoneTTTus, ov, 6 et i], adj. [non circumspectus,] unexplored, unconsidered, in- 
 considerate, rash. 'Enelvd \xdvdv aaKenTov, y\v at To^drat. Eccles. 258. SYN. 
 " AaKoirds, atypojv, dfDOvXds, dvdrjTos, 7rpoTriT7]s. 
 "AoKevos, ov, 6 et f}, adj. [non instructus,] unfurnished. Ob \piXdv, ovb' ixaKevdv 
 
 els Tdayvb' vj3pXi>. (E. C. 1029« SYN. 'Areyy/js. 
 'A<Tic£<y, v. [exerceo,] to practise, to labor, to train, &c. floXXw ye fudXXov 
 
 aavrdv rjatcrjaas ai(3etv. Hipp. 1083. SYN. 'Epydzdfxat, fxiXirdw, iirXTr\bevia, 
 
 6epd7revu). 
 'AffKrjdijs, see 'AtjKtdtjs. 
 'AffKTjTinds, rj, dv, adj. [ad exercitationem comparatus,] fitted for exercise. 
 
 'Aff/o/rtcoV to ^pfjfid tov voff^fidros. Lysistr. 1087^ 
 'AaKrj-ds, if, ov, adj. [arte elaboratus,] curiously wrought, adorned. 'Ep Xi%eX 
 
 aaKr]T(o' to b' eyw ledfidv, ovbi tXs aXXds. \p. 189* SYN. 'Yvktos, cvtvktos, tcoXv- 
 
 KfiijTos, e^rjcrtcrjfxevos, evrptfit'is. 
 "AanXbtdv, ov, to, subst. dimin. ab chtkos, [parvus uter,] a small leathern bottle. 
 
 'AW ?ikev ZtcaoTos iv aaKXbXb) (j)ipcjv. Eccles. 306. 
 "AanXds, a, dv, adj. [(l) umbrosus, (2) umbra carens,] (l) having much shade, 
 
 shady, (2) having no shade. 'Ao-nXots QXiovvtos vk 'Sl-yvyXois. Nem. 6. 73. 
 
 SYN. KaTCHTnios, fidQvoKXos, GKiepos, 
 'AvicXrjTrXos, ov, 6, P. N. [iEsculapius,] a famous physician and disciple of 
 
 Chiron. 'Eyw KdrdtcXivetv avTov els J AcrKXr}7rXov. Plut. 411. EPITH. 'Harto- 
 
 bo>pds, 7]ttXos, einrats. PHR. TeiCTiov dvo)bvvias apiipos yviapi&ds, ijpws, iravTo- 
 
 bdicwv aXfcrr/p vovawv, ttcus 6 Qoifiov, fidaXXevs fxiyds. 1 
 "Aukottos, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [(1) inconsideratus, (2) ignotus, (3) improvisus,] in- 
 considerate, unknown, unexpected. "Amcottoi Qioi' KiXcavai. Agam. 447. 
 
 SYN."A<T»ce7rros, airpoohoKriTds, 7tdpdbo^ds. 
 'Agkos, ov, 6, subst. [uter,] a leathern bag, a skin for wine. 'Ev be oX uotcdv 
 
 idrjci did fxiXdvos o'ivoid. e. 265* SYN. Aepfxd, bipds, bdpds. EPITH. Ev- 
 
 tobrjs. 
 'AoKwXXactu), 1 v. [super utrem salio,] to leap on the leathern bag. 'AaicwXXaz' 
 
 evravOd wpos Tt)v aidpXav. Plut. 1130. SYN."A\\ojua«. 
 "Acnu^a, utos, to, subst. [pellis muniens remos, qua parte scalmo incumbunt,] 
 
 the leathern lining of the holes, through which the oars are put. "Aanwn* 
 
 eX €ls 7rov "Xtpi- ™ v 0([>daXfidv sdrw. Acll. QJ. 
 ^Aifffid, utos, to, subst. [cantilena,] a song, a ballad. 'EcttXv dudXaarT #f7/iara. 
 
 Lysistr. 398. SYN. 'Aoibq. EPITH. "AjifipoTov, fibvOpoov, de'iov, fxeiXX^ov, 
 
 fxlXXrjbes. 
 'AifffidToKafnrrris, ov, adj. [cantuum tortor,] a distorter of songs. KvkXXwv re 
 
 \6poJv olff/udTOKdfnrTas. Nub. 333. 
 "Aefxevos, r), ov, adj. [gaudens, libens,] glad, willing, 'fls av ff^oX))v Xvcrufxtv 
 
 aofxevoi itbviov. Here. F. 725. SYN. 'Eicibv, edeXiov, TrpoQvfios, tfbvs. 
 "Aodfos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [insipiens,] foolish. <bol(3ov 5' dadtyoi yXwaaqs evonat. 
 
 Eur. Electr. 1300. SYN/A^pw*', dbdfjs, dbdrifiwr, d/iddrjs. 
 
 1 See lleyne's note B. 751. 
 
 - 'AoKiiiXia was the name of a festival at Athens in honor of Bacchus, where it was customary 
 to leap on swelled leathern bags. See Schol. on the pass, here quoted. 
 
142 AiriA A1I0 
 
 'A<77r<i5<fymi, v. [amplector,] to embrace, to salute. 'D.s aairaauiiiai tyiv rdXai- 
 
 Trojpov 7!o\lv. Troad. 1267. SYN."Ayu/ja(, dydiraio, afififiaXXu), TrpooTr-VGGofjiai, 
 
 hellaofjLcu. 
 'A(T7ralpoj, v. [palpito,] to breathe hard, to pant. "EXd<pos yap aanaipova ekeit 
 
 eiri "Xdovl. Iph. A. 158(5. SYN. 'A7raer7m/pw, kivew, xpvxoppdyEio. 
 'AvTrciXadds, ov, 6 et r), subst. [frutex spinosus, aspalathus,] the white thorn, 
 
 or thorn of Jerusalem. 'Ev yap opet parrot te KaX ao7rakadoi KofioiovrX. Theocr. 
 
 4. 57. 
 " Aoirapros, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [non seminatus,] not sown. 'AX\' y\y doTrapros koX 
 
 avr/poTos rjfAdrd Trciprd. 1. 123. 
 'A<77rd(Ttos, et aanaoTos, r), dp, et ov, 6 et /), adj. [desirieratus,] desirable, wel- 
 come. Nt?£ 7ro|0a npvuvri* rw b' aoTrdaXos yever eXduv. K. 35. See Rhes. 
 
 344. SYN. AtpsTos, ijbvs, EVK~a~ids, -)(dpieis, da/mevos, dsoeihrjs. 
 "A(T7rafffid, drds, to, subst. [amplexus,] an embrace. YjIev' (pXXas }xlv ijhbvas 
 
 ciGKaa/jdrwy. Eur. Electr. 5$6. SYN. 'A^nao/jos, itzplfioXri. 
 "AoirepfjLbs, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [sine senaine et prole,] without offspring. "0(f>pd 
 
 fifj aarTrepfxos yevefj KaX dtyavros oXrjrat. Y. 303. SYN. 'Atskvvs, dyovos, 
 
 anais. 
 'AffTrepxES, adv. [indesinenter,] incessantly. Toacd kukcl pizovoXv, or aairep^s 
 
 fieveaivets. A. 32. SYN. 'Ae???x"» ovveyG jS > ivX v P^ s ' 
 "Ao-ketos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [(l) ineirabilis, (2) immensus,] (1) beyond description, 
 
 (2) vast, widely extended. 'H b 7 ws ovv vekv&s te KaX elgixetov elaXhlv alfid' 
 
 X> 407. SYN. 'AfJEyapros, dQ£Gtyd.Tds,direipz(rX6s, atydovos, clttXetos. 
 'Ao-TrXbaTroljXris, rj-ds, 6 et r), adj. [qui scutum in fuga abjicit,] one who throws 
 
 away his shield, a deserter. Xw fiEyds ovtos KoXdKiovvfxds aG7rXbdTro(3Xr)s. 
 
 Vesp. 590. 
 'A(nrXbrj(TTpd(pds, ov, o et 17, adj. [clypeum rotans,] turning the shield round, 
 
 armed with a shield. "Itttov veoggos d.G7rXbr]GTpd(j)os Xews. Agam. 798. 
 *A(T7rXbr}<pdpos, aanXboiixos, et acnrXbuorrjs, ov, 6, adj. [clypeo armatus,] armed 
 
 with a shield, shield-bearing. EteAas* keXeve ndvTds acmbrityopovs. Bacch. 
 
 770. See also Eur. Suppl. 1 1 54. et B. 554. 
 'AaTrXbdtyep/Aojv, dvds, adj. [qui bello se alit ; bellicosus,] maintained by the 
 
 shield; warlike. ' AaTrXbdtyepnovd dXdadu evdirXdV. Phcen. SO9. 
 'Ao-7rts, Xbos, rj, subst. [clypeus,] a shield. 'EkeIge ko-keIg' clgttXo' ekteivojv ^tpe. 
 
 Androm. 1120. SYN. QvpEos, GaKos, Irla. EPITH. ' A/j, ffftpoTos, ctKafjidrus, 
 
 bopXtrdvos, evkvkXos, evtvktos, Kpartph, iroXvbaibdXos, irdvaioXos, OfMpdXvEGGd, 
 
 ravpeia, Qdeivr), ^pi/ce/a. 
 'Aff7Ttorj7p, fjpos, aGTriGTYis, ov, et aoTTiGTwp, dpos, 6, subst. [clypeatus miles,] 
 
 a shield-bearer. AXirovGd b' clgtoIgXp aGnriGrdpas. Heracl. 278. See also Ion 
 
 196. and Agam. 394. SYN. 'AGTrXbrjtyopos, ciGTribiwTrjs, odKeotyopos , GdKEGirdXvs. 
 
 EPITH. Aoyxvpys, dprjXos. 
 "AGnXayxi'ds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [non habens cor ; timid us,].- having no heart; 
 
 cowardly. Mr) toi fyvatv y aG7rXayxvds ek keivov ylyws. Aj. 472. $YN. 'A- 
 
 gBevtis, droXjutds, bsiXos. 
 "AGTrovbds, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [libamenti vel induciarum expers ; implacabilis,] 
 
 one with whom no treaty can be made ; implacable. Uautrd rip KdrwQlv 
 
 aG7rovbti) 6e^. Alcest. 429* SYN. 'ApelXlxos, dTrdpairrjTos, vireptyXaXos. 
 'AG7rovbaGTds, ov, 6 et i), adj. [neglectus, indignus,] not desirable, unworthy, 
 
 forbidden. IxevbovTd b' aairovbaGTd, IlevQta Xsyw. Bacch. 901. SYN. 'Av- 
 
 a^ios, d/ie\>/s. 
 'Aff7rou5et, seu aGTrovb), seu aGTrovbf), adv. [sine strenuo labore; ignave,] without 
 
 exertion, indolently. Mr) adv ftGnovbEl ye, bdfiaGcdfxEvoi nip, eXouv. O. 4/6. 
 _ See also X. 304. SYN. 'AfxdyrjrX, iiGvx?}, drEp G7rovbrjs. 
 'Aggov, comp. tiGGoTEpu), super!. aGGdrdrto, adv. [prope,] near. Kat tXv 
 
 eiTTElv, rj tXs avbp&v uggov ovk eX^XvOei. Equit. 1306'. See also r. 506. Syn. 
 
 'Eyyvs, EyyvQiv, eyyvdX, irXr}GXuv, «yx^> 7reAcw, dyxodX. Compar. eyyvTfpw, 
 
 Super I. eyyiirdrto. 
 
AZZY ASTI 143 
 
 WoovpXds, a, dv, adj. [Assyrius,] Assyrian. 'Hbe eat 'AoovpXrjs irpdyyotv 
 
 yBdvds' 7]fiarX £>' avrw. Apoll. 2. 9^6. 
 "AaraKTos, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [non destillans,] not dropping, not flowing. 'A- 
 
 -ordicrujv fidrr\p vbdruv. Iph. T. 1 252. 
 'ActtcuctT, et aa-akrei, adv. [non stillatini, copiose,] not drop by drop, co- 
 piously. 'AorokTt Xeijjwv baKpiidv 6>6' obot-upei. CE. C. 1251. See also CE. C. 
 
 1^46. for an instance of atrraKrl with the last syllable long. Syn. YldXvba- 
 
 tcpvrws. 
 Wa-ad/jrjrds, et Harare's, ov, 6 et j/, adj. [iustabilis,] unstable, fluctuating, un- 
 certain. Bpd-Cjv & d 7ras a(T-adfii]Tos aiuv. Orest. 971- See also Phoc. 25. 
 
 SYN. H<pa\epds, ovtc efnrebds. 
 "Aaraxps, vds, 6, subst. [spica, arista,] an ear of corn. AdjSpds erraiyl^wy, e-nt 
 
 r ijfxveX dordyrueooXv. B. 148. 
 'Aorelds, a, 6v y et 6 et ?/, adj. [urbanus,] belonging to a city, polite, witty, 
 
 facetious. Ti be; ravrdjudXelv doreldv elyai 001 bdze7 ; Plut. 1150. SYN. 
 
 EvrpdrceXos, kclXos, (ppdiXfuds, -^dpXeis, eirXeiKi)s, betyds, kojjlxLos. 
 "Acrrenr-ds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [non calcatus vel tritus,] untrod. Ai)fivov, (jpdrols 
 
 aa-enrrus, obo^ olt:ov/j.Evr}. Philoct. 2. SYN". 'A or Xp r)s> 
 i Aorejj.(f»)s, ids, adj. [iromotus, firmus,] unmoved, firm. 'AW dorefxipes e^eoKev 
 
 aibpei QwrX eoizws. T. 219* SYN. 'AofdXys, fiefiaios, dber,s. 
 'Aorejityeios, adv. [immote, firme,] immoveably, firmly. 'Y/iels b' doreyu^ews 1 
 
 eyijiev, fxdXXov re rrXe^eiv. b. 419* SYN. Befiaiov, do&dXios. 
 'Aareywcrvs, ov, oet fj, adj. [suspirioruni expers,] not sighed for, without groans, 
 
 without groaning (taken actively). 'AW doreyazros alev eo-ndp^v kuko'is, 
 
 Trach. 10/6. 
 "Aore-rds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [non cinctus coronis,] unadorned with crowns or 
 
 chaplets. IIoI Tpe\bdjueodd ; ris yap doreTrros dewy ; Heracl. 441. SYN. 'Aore- 
 
 oayos. 
 
 'Acrrepyaywp, opds, 6 et t), adj. [viros non amans,] disdaining a man for a hus- 
 band. Ovpavov' raploio yap aorep-yavopa. P. V. g30. SYN. Hrvydvojp. 
 
 'Aarepytjs, Ids, 6 et fj, adj. [inamabilis,] unamiable, harsh, cruel. 'Aorepyes, 
 Qvbey' yfjs b' drreioXv dfiXdfi{)s. CE. R. 229* SYN."A(7ropyos, dvepaords, d(j>XXds, 
 dfxeiXX^ds, bvorpdrrds, bvarpcnreXos. 
 
 'AaripXr), r\s, >/, P. N. [Asteria,] the ancient name of the island of Delos. Toypd 
 b' er 'AorepXri ov, khi ovbeirto enXed AjjXds. Call. 4. 40. 
 
 *AorepXs, xbos, //, P. N. [Asteris,] the name of an island. 'AorepXs ov /jieyaXr)' 
 ^Xfjieves b' ivi yavXd)(oi avrrj. b. 845. SYN. YXerpiieocd. 
 
 'Acrrepdeis, eaaci, ev, adj. [stellatus,] starry, studded with stars. Evyerd, x e 'P' 
 opeyejy els ovpdvov dorepdevrd. O. 371. SYN. 'Aorepiorros. 
 
 *Acrrepd7ra~ids, ov, 6, P. N. [Asteropjeus.] 'AoTe.pdTtaj.6y re &eioi)vdpd 6\ 'Imro- 
 6oov re. P. 21/. 
 
 *AorepdTr)), r)s, //, subst. [fulgur,] a flash of lightning. E'aceXdy dorepdiry' rw b' 
 ov OifiXs e.orX fuXyyvat. Z. 386. EpiTH. Aa^nrpd, ofxepbaXea. 
 
 'Aorepdnrjrris, ov, 6, subst. [fulgurator,] he who causes the lightning to fly, 
 thunderer. OuS' et irvpcpdpds d.orlpdxr\ri]s. Phil. II98. 
 
 'AorepujTrds, ov, 6 et //, et dorep6eib))s, eds, adj. [slellarum faciem habens,] hav- 
 ing the face or form of a star, star-like, bright. 'Aorepwrrds ev ypd<pa~ioiv 
 Phoen. 129. See also Thesm. IO76. SYN. 'Aorepdets, dorpd(pd>)s, Xafjurpus. 
 
 'Anretydyos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [corona non redimitus,] uncrowned. 'Aoretydvoi be 
 Kdpas dvdiravXai. Hipp. 1137- SYN."Aore7rros. 
 
 'Aor>),?/v, 1), subst. [civis,] a female citizen, "boat ndpeofxey doral. Thesm. 541. 
 
 *Aori]p, epos, 6, subst. [stella,] a Star. TV* 7ror' ap dorrjp dbe rcopd^evet', Iph. 
 A. 6. EPITH. 'Ayavos, eyils, Xafxupos, drciopivds, 'OXvfxrrXos, Tra/ucpaiywy, TzipX- 
 KaXXrjs, vvktos, dnabos, ovpdvXds, dvravy)]s, dreiprjs. 
 
 'AorXfir/s, eds, del >/,adj. [non calcatus,] not trodden, impervious to. Tuv aoriftij 
 
 'voWwpi, rav dydXXoy. Sept. Theb. 857. SYN."A/3«ros, aorenrTds, dotydXi'is. 
 
 1 'A<rTe,u(f>e&!j is here scanned as a molossns. 
 
144 aito Arrv 
 
 *AoTdfi6s } ov, 6 et ^, adj. [durioris oris,] hard -mouthed. *E7reird b' AivXdvos 
 
 avbpos aardfxoi. Soph. Electr. 7*2.6. 
 "AaTopyos, ov, b et >/, adj. [naturalis amoris expers,] devoid of natural affection. 
 
 'Aaropyov be yvvawus C7r' aXXdrpXa) voos alev, Theocr. 17. 43. SYN.'Aorep- 
 
 yijSf d(j)XXos, a.7rrjvris, 
 *Aotos, ov, o, et ugt)), fjs, i], subst. [civis,] a citizen. Ou5' clotgv yvea, ogtXs 
 
 avdabjjs yeyws. Med. 225. SyN. UoXitt]S, evbrjfids, eyyevijs. 
 , A<JTpdj3t]s, eos, 6 et >/, adj. [qui non convertitur, flrmus,] unshaken, firm. 
 
 "Afxa^bv acrTpaflrj rio-va. Olymp. 2. 146. SYN."Acrrpe7rros. 
 'AeTpafliSta, v. [juniento sarciuis onusto vehor,] to ride on a beast of burden, 
 
 laden with packages. Kdju//Xo*s aarpafiigovaas yBtiva. iEsch. Suppl. 293. l 
 'AcrrpayaXos, ov, 6, subst. [(1) vertebra, spondylus, (2) talus liisorius,] (1) an 
 
 ankle, knuckle, (2) a die to play with. Nj/7rios, ovk eQeXuv, apef ciOTpdyd- 
 
 \otai ^dXtoQeis. ^F. 88. SYN. (!) ^(povbvXds, vrpotyevs, crpofty!-, (2) kv(3os, 
 
 Treaaos. 
 'Affrpd^, ys, fj, subst. [fulgur,] a flash, lightning. Bpovrrj & eppdyr] hV aarpa- 
 
 vrfjs. Nub. 583. SYN. 'AcTepoTrrj, arepo-m), creXds. 
 ^AoTpairr)(popEw, v. [fulgura fero,] to bear lightning, 'rf Uppar eXdwv Zrjvds 
 
 &trrpam}<j>opel. Pax 72 1 . 
 'AffTpairrjipopos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [fulgura ferens,] bearing a flash, sulphureous. 
 
 H,£fieXi), Xd\€vdelff aoTpd7n/<pop&> TrvpX. Bacch. 3. 
 'AotpaitTw, v. [(1) fulguro, (2) fulgeo,] (1) to lighten, (2) to shine. UebXov 
 
 aarpaTzrei. Phcen. 111. SYN. 2rtX/3w, Xa^iru). PHR. ' AaTepdirr)v eXeX(£(t>. 
 'Aorpdre/a, as, ?/, subst. [desertio militias,] the refusing to serve in war, de- 
 sertion. It) b' dorpdrems y eiKoatv. Equit. 443. 
 ''AaTpdTevKTdSi ov, 6 et r;, adj. [immunis a militia,] uninured to military service. 
 
 Towro b' ear aXytaroi', v^uiv^v tXs aarparevTos &v. Vesp. 1122. 
 ^AaTpeTTTbs, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [qui seu quod non flectitur, aut vertitur,] not bend- 
 ing or turning. " AarpewTOs' KaOdpio be Trvpioadre bw/ad deeiio. Theocr. 24. 94. 
 
 SYN. 'AffrpajSrjS, arpeirTOS, dfxeiXXyps, aarpdtpds, aKorpoTrds. 
 'Aarpdyeiruv, dvps, 6 et >/, adj. [astris vicinus,] near to the stars, towering. 
 
 Kpdra.(j)(i>v dit avrwv acrTpdyefrdvas be \P^' ^* ^* 746. SYN. Ainewus, 
 
 alicvs. 
 "AoTptiv, ov, to, subst. [(l) sidus, (2) stella,] (1) a constellation, (2) a star. 
 T ft rijv ev darpois ovpdvov Tefxvuv ohov. Phcen. 1. EpiTH. 'Apt7rpe7res, ayXdov, 
 
 \ctfnrpov, rrjXeQdves, <j>Xdyepov, (j)deivov, ayvdv. 
 'AoTpdvdfieio, v. [astronomiam tracio,] to study astronomy. Ai>t6s add' avrbv 
 
 aarrpovofjielv bxbcHTicerai. Nub. 194,. 
 'AoTpdvojiia, as, >/, subst. [astrorum scientia,] astronomy, a. 'Atrrpdvd/ua fie v 
 
 avTTJL b. tovti be ti; Nub. 201. 
 "AoTpbtyds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [irretortus,] not turning. "E7retr dfyepneiv aaTpdtyos' 
 
 Kal ravrd coi. CE. C. 490. SYN. See " Aorpe7T7os. 
 "Agtv, eos, to, subst. [urbs,] a city, ^.rvy&v fiev clgtv, tov ft efibv bfjfiov irod&v. 
 
 Acharn. 38. SYN. IloXts, itt6Xis, 7tTdXiedpdv. EPITH. 'AyXdov, alireivdv, 
 
 evpvyopov, delov, eiriipaTov, evbfj.r)Tdt>, Xepdv, ImroTpotyov, nvbl/ndv, 6X/3idi>, irepi- 
 
 k\vtop. 
 'Aarvdva^, aicrds, 6, subst. [urbis prasses,] a prefect or king of a city. "Ire pav 
 
 aoTvdvaKrds. iEsch. Suppl. 1025. SYN. 'ApyenoXXs, apx^Xas, ap-^eXaos, 
 
 op^os, apyuv, fidaiXevs, apyjiyeTYjs, cip^rjyds. 
 'AffTvdva];, uktos, 6, P. N. [Astyanax,] the son of Hector and Andromache. 
 
 'AffTvdva£, ov Tpwes eniKXr\(nv KaXeovaXv. X. 506. 
 'A<rrv/3ow7-j}s, ov, 6, adj. [per urbem clam i tans,] crying through the city. 
 
 'E<rrd#r' ev btfpu>, KrjpvKd re aaTvfiowTrjv. ft. 701. 
 'AaTvyeiToveu), v. [conterminus sum,] to dwell near, to border upon. ITdp'At- 
 
 OXoxpXv atTTvyeiTovcvfievas. M&ch. Suppl. 294. 
 
 1 See Dr. Butler's note on this passage. 
 
A2TV A2G0 145 
 
 'Aarvhpojilio, v. [urbeni oppugno,] to overrun. 'AaTvbpo^ovfiEvav noXXv, kcu 
 
 arpdrevp'. Sept. Theb. 208. 
 'AaTVKvs, ?), 6>, adj. [oppidan us,] belonging to the city. Xaipir aorvKos Xews. 
 
 Eumen. 1000. Syn. 'Aorelds, cuttXkos, evtyvr/s, ko^os. 
 'Aarvvuds, ov J 6 et >/, adj. [victor, et f. victrix, Epith. urbis,] Ti'jvb' aarvviKov 
 
 kv fipdrols Tifiqv ttoXXv. Eumen. 91 8. 
 'Aarrvvd/jids, ov, 6 et %, adj. [urbeni ad ministrans,] regulating a city, <t}pdvijfxd 
 
 Kai aarvvofjiovs. Antig. 355. SYN. 'AoreTos, aarvKos. 
 ' AarvwdXeid et cud, as, >/, P. N. [Astypalaea,] Oapvos, dv 'IfjfipdaXotaX nap' 
 
 vbdaXv 'AcrrvTrdXetd. Apoll. 2. 868. 
 'AtrvXrjrds, dcrvXojros, et aovXos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [(l)non spoliatus, (2) nop vio- 
 
 landus,] not plundered, inviolable. ~Navayds rjnio, £evds, davXrjrov yevos. Helen. 
 
 456.' See also Med. 762. SYN. 'aXw/jVos, afiXd(3r)s, fizfiaws, TZpos. 
 'AavXla, as, fj, subst. [sanctitas loci,] inviolability, sanctity. KappvoXacrrovs, 
 
 liiv t dwXXa (jpbrwv. JEsch. Suppl. 6 1 8. 
 'AavjufiXrjTds, ov, 6 et ?;, adj. [non comparandus; non adsequendus,] not to be 
 
 compared, not to be comprehended. "A(f>paardy, a£vpj3XriTdv avdpuirw pdQelv. 
 
 Trach. 717. 
 'Aav/jHpdpds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [inutilis, damnosus,] inexpedient, inconvenient, 
 
 hurtful. "Ektti S' ?/ fxeocrq fxdX davp<popos eort (pvTolalv. Hes. Op. 780. SYN. 
 
 AKGipds, axprjards, (3Xd(3Zpds, aTrpZiri]s, cltottos. 
 'aovvZtos, ov, et aavvrmuv, 6vds, 6 et >/, adj. [insipiens,] unwise, imprudent. 
 
 Ov yap tooovtov aaiiveros TtZtyvK Zyu). Ph0311. 1640. SYN.^A^oujv, avdrjrds, 
 
 djoovXos. 
 'AavvZaXa, as, fj, subst. [inscitia,] ignorance, folly. Ovb' d/ueifiZTai fipdrwv 
 
 dovvZoXas. Phoeu. 1756. SYN. "Avoid, dfxddi a, dySovXia. 
 'AiTvord-ds, ov, v et rj, adj. [quod consistere nequit ; incompositus,] inconsis- 
 tent, unexampled. ' A^varardv aXyos Z-npa^Zv. Agam. 1443. 
 'Aav<pr)Xds, ov, 6 et i), adj. [vilis, abjectus,] mean, contemptible. *A\X' ovirto 
 
 aev dtiovod Kaicov Z-rros, oho* dav(f)r)Xov. £1. 7&7* SYN. "Art^os, dvdptdpds, diro- 
 
 (jiXrjros, di'orjTos, abounds. 
 'A<T<pd&aaTos, ov, 6 et >;, adj. [propr. qui non jactat pedes sine lucta,] incon- 
 
 vulsive, quiet. Zvv avtydbaGTU ku\ Tdyei 7rr)brj/jdTX. Aj. Fl. 844. 
 'Aatyaterbs, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [non mactatus,] not sacrificed. Udpir els OvfiZXas, 
 
 £7rt b' aatyaKTOis. Ion 229« Syn. "aQvtos. 
 'Ao-0d\etd, as, ^, subst. [securitas,] security, safety. JLvpwpev , aotydXeid b' f\, 
 
 bx' dcrrZos. iEsch. Suppl. 498. SYN. ^AfiXdftXa, dbeid, ebXdfieid. 
 AoodXy/s, ids, 6 et */, adj. [stabilis, tutus,] not liable to fall, firm, safe. Ovbev 
 
 yvvaiKwv ovrds aotydXeorZpovs. Hipp. 9?2. SYN. 'AKtvbvvos, E^vpoSy Zpvprds, 
 
 evXdj3t)s, /3e/3aids. 
 A<T<f)dXXojv, uvds, 0, P.N. [Asphalion,] the attendant of Menelaus. "[Is i^dr '• 
 
 'AacpdXtwv b 7 dp' vbwp etti X ei P^ s E\evEV. b. 21 6. PHR. 'Orpripos dipaTruiv Me- 
 
 veXclov KvbdXXfj.oid. 
 AatyaXrds, ov, >;, subst. [bitumen,] a kind of pitch. 'Ac^aXrw brfaaad 'IZpipa- 
 
 fxXs e/j/3d<TXXevEi>. Theocr. l6\ 101. 
 AatydXEus, et contract. aotydXGts, adv. [tuto,] in safety. "TX^* 6 b' aa^dXtus 
 
 6ecX epirlbov, ocpp' dv iKijrai. N. 141. See also Hec. 877. 
 AcKpdpdyEw, v. [strepo,] to make a rattling noise in the throat, to rattle. 
 
 XoXkw fjtapfialpovTi alaayfXEVoX aacpapdyevvrX. 1 Theocr. 17- 9^* 
 A(T(j)dpdyds, ov, 6, subst. [guttur,] the throat. Ovb' dp' dir' aa<pdpdyot> % \ilXXr\ 
 
 rape x a ^*<>fiapeid. X. 328. SYN. I<(>dpdy6s, jSpo'x^^, PpoyX^* Xa </^> fp&X 1 )" 
 
 Xds, XdpvyZ, <pdpvy^» 
 Aff(j>dbEXds t ov, 6, subst. et adj. [(1) asphodelus, species plantae, (2) ferem 
 
 1 For curQapayevvrX, a word not found elsewhere, Brunck on Ms. authority reads afupayepov- 
 Tat, a reading approved of by Harles and Kiesoler. 
 
 2 Others read airb cQapayov. 
 
 Pros. Lex, T 
 
146 AIXA ATA2 
 
 asphodelum,] (1) asphodel, (2) producing asphodel. Qoira, fiaitpd /3r/3w<7o, 
 
 icdr a.ff(j)dhe\6y XeifjL&vd. X. 538. Syn. 'AvdepXicbs. EPITH. kxavdns. 
 'AcxaXaw, et aa^XXw, v. [tristor, indignor,] to be sorry, to be indignant. 
 
 Kr^erifo aayakbm' , ty]V gi ndrebovoXv 'A^cuot. r. 534. SYN. Avvtybpeii), dbrj- 
 
 fioveb), XvTrebfj.ai, obvpbfxai, yaXeiraivii). 
 " Affords, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [intolerabilis,] intolerable, not to be endured, irresistible. 
 
 T^Xe/id^'j tydybpr], fxevos aaytTE, tcoiov eeures ', /3. 85. SYN. ^ArXrjrbs, dbd- 
 
 fiaoTbs, bvotybpos, eiraxdrjs, ov rXrfrbs, ov tyeprbs. 
 'Aaxnjibvea), v. [indecore ago, vel tractor,] to act or be treated ignominiously. 
 
 'Aa^jjibvfjaal r' eic reov fipd^ibvbs. Hec. 40(5. 
 'Aer^/iwi/, bvbs, adj. [inhonestus,] unseemly, indecent, improper. 'Aa^i^oves 
 
 yap ayxpvai fierdpaXai. Helen. 298. SYN. 'AeiKeXibs, deKrfXios, cucryjpbs, clkou- 
 
 fibs, djuopejibs. 
 'AaxbXXa, as, rj, subst. [occupatio, niolestia,] occupation, business, trouble. 
 
 ilpayfid KaX acr\b\Xas vireprepov. Istll. 1. 2. SYN."Epyov, airovb}), irpayos. 
 "AfrxoXbs, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [cui otium non est,] having no leisure, occupied. 'Us 
 
 acr^bXos ye avyybvov irpbaebplq. Orest. 93. SYN. YlbXvTrpayfMdv. 
 'Aoubris, ebs, adj. [palustris,] - marshy, muddy. Tlplp irobd xepau Tr\b' aawbei. 
 
 iEsch. Suppl. 32. Exp. Ilr)Xu)br)s, ol/z/zwSjjs. 
 'Aawnbs, ov, 6, P.-N. [Asopus,] (l)a son of Neptune who gave his name to a 
 
 river in Boeotia, (2) a name of several rivers, Alyivd 6vydrr)p eyever 'Ao-w7roi/ 
 
 irdrpos. Iph. A. 697, See also X. 259- Syn. (2) Badvaxoivtis, Xex^otrjs, 
 
 fidpvybovirbs , 
 'Aaatirls, (vel ut alii malunt) aounXds, i], patronym. ab 'Ac-W7rds. Ivv r 'Auw- 
 
 *Acr<t)7ribes ye nopai. Here. F. 787* 
 "Aotarbs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [(]) perditus, (2) perniciosus,] (1) abandoned, (2) 
 
 pernicious. "Eadei fibpdv dawrbv, d)S bpas, yt^et. Agam. 1587. SYN. (l) 
 
 'Ak-oXciotos, aavtpr)Xbs, emrpLTTTOs, KaKOvpybs, fxidpos, yaffrpXfxapybs, (2) efoXys, 
 
 7rdvo)Xris, ayjoetos, voTepos. 
 "AraKTbs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [inordiuatus,] irregular. T Hv xpbvbs, or i\v dratcrbs 
 
 avdpojTrutp (3Xos. Eur.fr. Sisyph. 1. 1. SYN." Avo/jos, dtcocr/jrjTbs, dde/uXros. 
 'Ard\avr»7, V s * V> P« N. [Arcadica virgo, et venatrix,] a famous Arcadian hun- 
 tress. "66' eort Wapdevbiralbs, 'ArdXapr^s ybrbs. Phoen. 150. See Pyth. 
 
 9- 33. 
 'AraXavrbs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [paris ponderis ; aequalis,] equal in weight; equal. 
 
 Tmv nvO' ^ytfibveve Mey?7S, drdXavrbs "Aprjt. B. 627* SYN. 'AXiytcXbs, evd~ 
 
 XtyKXbs, X~abs, Xaoppbirbs, irdpairX^aXos , irdoXv bfxoios, dvrippbirbs. 
 'AraXXio, v. [prsegaudioexulto ; delicate nutrio,] to sport, to frisk with joy, to 
 
 cherish, Tu^i/ drdXXwv, [xrirpX rrjbe ^ap/jdv//^. Aj. Fl. 560. SYN. \AyaX- 
 
 Xbpiai, )^a/pw, rpetpu), av^dvofiat. 
 'AraXacppuv, bubs, adj. [tenello animo prrcditus,] of infantine or tender under- 
 standing. Ilcu^' ettX KoX-nbv t^oyr' drdXa^pbi'd, v>)7rXbv avrtos. Z. 400. 
 'ArdXos, ?), bv, adj. [tener,] delicate, tender; youthful. YlapQevXnal be koX i)X- 
 
 deoiy drdXd Qpbveoi'Tes. S. 56'7« SYN. 'AiraXbs, ajjpos, rywibs. 
 'Arap, conj. [sed, verum,] but. Mai|/, drdp ov i:drd kogjuov ept^e/iepai fidaXXev- 
 
 aXv. B. 214. SYN. 'AX\&, avrdp, be, fx<£)T0i. 
 'Artipfiijs, ebs, et drapprirbs, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [intrepidus,] undismayed, intrepid. 
 
 Tw be Q>bj3os, (pXXbs vtbs, d/j,a tepdrepos hou drapfifis. N. 299* See also V. 63. 
 
 SYN. 'Aberjs, d([)b(3bs, dtybjyqTos, dtyoftooTrXayyv bs . 
 'Arapmrbs, et drapirus, ov, >/, Ion. pro arpdnXTos et arpdirbs, subst. [via trita, 
 
 semita,] a straight path, or path without a turning; a road, a way. 'la^iai' 
 
 ovbe fjuv ktiTbs d~op7rXrov eaTvyeXi^ey. p. 234. See X. 331. SYN. et EPITH 
 
 see^ArjodTos. * 
 
 'Araprripbs, a, bv, et ov,' 6 et rj* adj. [noxius,] harmful, pernicious, mischievous. 
 
 Mevrbp dTaprr)pe t (jipevds i)Xee, tcoIov eenres. /3. 243. SYN. ""Arrjpbs, dr>'}pXbs, 
 
 fiXufiepbs, ^c'(Xe7ros. 
 'AraaddXXa, as, r/, subst. [improbitas, vesania,] infatuation, rashness, injustice, 
 
 rapine, madness. Avt&p yap atyefeprioXv dTaaddXXrjaXv bXovrb. a. 7- Syn 
 
ATM ATH 147 
 
 "Avoid, a(ppd(?vi'r), QavXdrris, dbUXa, dfxaprXa, fioydripXa. EPITH. 'AXeyeivrf, 
 
 beivt), IXvdeaad, Xvypa, Kdkdiifjxdvds, ovXdfJLEVt], TtrdXX7rop6ds, arvylpa. 
 'AraadaXXto, v. [proterve me gero,] to act wantonly, contrary to justice and 
 
 honor. A//0et draadaXXova' eireX ovk&tX tt)XXkos earXv.r. 88. SYN. Udpdfiaivco. 
 'AraaddXds, ov, 6 et y), adj. [injuriosus, nefarius,] insolent, unjust, profligate. 
 
 Aiarad/j.aX avlpd rovrdv draaOdXdv, 6(3pX/j.depydv. X. 418. SYN. "AbXnos, drap? 
 
 rijpds, aicrvXds, ixo'yQrjpds, Ttdvrjpds, (pavXos. 
 'Aravptords, r), 6v, etov, 6 et ?/, adj. [expeis conjugii, castus,] unmarried, chaste, 
 
 "E/ueXxjsev, ayvd 6' dravptoros avhq. rrdrpos. Agam. 236. $YN.^Abfju)s, abixvjrds, 
 
 a<£v|, d^vyds, ayvds, 7rapd£i'ds, dvvLxevaids, dydfids, dyevoros ydiitov. 
 "Ardtyds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [insepultus,] unburied. Mrjb' arduous, tekvov, kv -^Qdvl 
 
 Kab/uov, ^apfidrd Qiipwv. Eur. Suppl. 292. SYN."A0a7rrtfs. PHR. "Afxoipds, 
 
 aKTepiaros, dvdaXds, vekvs. 
 'Ardio, v. [damnum iufero,] to injure. See ^AaaKio. O'ikoBcv y' artoiilvos. Eur. 
 
 Suppl. 182. 
 "Areyicrds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [qui tingi nequit ; non emolliendus,] unmelted by 
 
 tears, unrelenting. 'AXX', eV, dreytcrov t,vXXd(3ovcrd KapbXav. Here. F. 829. 
 
 SYN. ^JLnXypos, d/ueiXX-^os, drepafivos, dbdfxaaros, dbXavrds, aCdXlds. 
 'Areip^s, eds, 6 et >;, adj. [indomitus,] not worn out, unwearied, invincible. 
 
 Tov & and iiev yXwcaav Txpviivy\v rd/uE yaXnos dreipijs. E. 292. SYN. Arpvrds, 
 
 dviKrjrds, dbdfJLCMJTos, ffKXrjpds, dreyKrds. 
 'ATiKfjiaprds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [de quo nulla conjectura fieri potest,] not affording 
 
 just grounds for conjecture, uncertain. Tfjabe Kvpi]oas dretyiaprordnjs. 
 
 Pers. 907. SYN.*Abr)Xds, dariLids. 
 "Atekvos, ov, 6 et f), adj. [prole carens,] childless. "EnXb', utekvos are fiXdrdv d. 
 
 Orest. 200. Syn."Attcus, dydvds. 
 'AreXeid, as, t), subst. [immunitas,] exemption from tribute, freedom. 0ewy b* 
 
 dreXeidv efxcilaX )>Xral.s ETrXKpuive.LV. Eumen. 364. 
 AriXeards, ov, 6 et i), adj. [(1) infectus, (2) non initiatus,] (1) incomplete, (2) 
 
 uninitiated. 'AriXeardv ovaav. Bacch. 40. SYN. ArrXvptords, dXids, pEptiXds. 
 'ateXevtos, et d-EXev-riTds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [ad finem non perductus,] not finished. 
 
 Mo~ip' d-EXevTdv virvov bd/jLevTos. Agam. 1426. See also A. 175. Syn. 'Arep- 
 
 fxiov, aXbXds, alcovXos. 
 'AnXi/s, ids, 6 et )/, adj. [imperfectus,] incomplete. Et & dre\?)s Bayards, airov- 
 
 bai te betrnoiv-as. Ion. 1080. SYN. 'ATEXeards. 
 'ArefxjSui, v. [(1) privo, (2) contristo, (3) queror,] (l)to deprive, (2) to distress, 
 
 (3) to complain. 'E£ ov dre/ufiei dvfxdv evi orrideffaiv 'Ay/uwv. (3. 90. SYN. 
 
 'AvXdco, Xvtteio, evo\Xelo, dTTOGTEpEio, aripl^to, bva-^Epaivh). 
 'ArEvtjs, ids, adj. [intentus,] intent, earnest, inflexible, wide-spreading. Tdy, 
 
 Kicads ms d-Evi'is. Antig. 837- 
 'Art/o, prep, [sine, absque, extra,] without, asunder, apart from. Ovk avlvvat- 
 
 lxt]v rovbi ri/JLiopelv drip. Hec. 737» SYN."Ai/ev, cktos, yupXs. 
 'Aripa/uvds, ov, et drepdfjiiov, dvds, adj. [przefractus, pervicax,] stubborn, impla- 
 cable, harsh, grating. K?#> drlpafivdv tdt]Kdv '6XvfX7rXd bio/udr e^ovtes. \p. 167. 
 
 See Acharn. 180. Syn. 'Ar£v?)s, dreipr)s, avdabrjs, dreynrds, aKXrjpds, orepptis, 
 
 "XaXETrds. 
 'Arep/jitov, dvds, 6 et >/, adj. [interminatus, rotundus,] boundless, round. Aevtr- 
 
 aova drepfidvds els avyas. Hec. 925. 
 'Arepin)s, Ids, et dreprrds, ov, 6 et ?/> a( U- [insuavis, acerbus,] joyless, sullen, 
 
 bitter, disagreeable. 2ra£', Xid /xt) fj.iv \iixds drep7rr)s yovvdd' Xtcrjrai. T. 354. 
 
 See Z. 285. Syn. 'a?;5/)s, dbevKt)s, dydpXs. 
 'Arevxns, eos, adj. [armis destitutus,] unarmed. Kevrova drevxv 7ra7^' 'A^tX- 
 
 Xetos Xddpa. Androm. 11 18. SYN. "Aaicevds, dvo~7rXds. 
 'AtexvQs, adv. [sine arte, certe, prorsus, omnino,] without art, certainly, plainly, 
 
 by all means. N>) At, eyioy ovv drlxvus. Nub. 408. 
 "Arri, i)s t ri, subst. [(1) Ate dea, (2) damnum, noxa, &c] (1) the goddess Ate, (2) 
 
 a curse ; guilt, sin, crime. Hpeafid Atos dvydrrjp "Art), i) rxavrds darai. T. 91. 
 
 See 0. 237« EPITH. (l)'Apr?7rovs, avbpdXtreipd, bdpXiiapyos, crdtvapd, Xvypa, 
 
140 ATHM ATiMH 
 
 Odvdrr)<f)dpos, ^dX!^, (2) dvXrjpbs (see 'Aviapos,) aypXos, dbevKrjs, d-^ppevTos, djuiii- 
 \dv8s, fidpeld, baKedv/xos, bXaXyi)s, yoepd, bvotyopfxiyl, XevydXea, 7rt/\v7n7/u<*/v, 
 arvyepd, Kpvepd, dvfxcxpddpos, ^Oiafjvojp, x&Xettj), pi^orXos. SYN. (2) BXd/3»/, 
 (Zri/jiXa, aUTa, X&firj, 7rfjfjid, 7r^fi8vrj, TTTalffjxd, oi£vs. 
 
 'ATrjfieXrjs, eds, adj. [(1) negligens, (2) neglectus,] (1) negligent, (2) neglected. 
 Mrjrepes aixTTTftXledpov drr}/u.eXees dXdXrjvro. Apoll. 1. 811. 
 
 'ArrifxeXrjTds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [(1) neglectus, (2) frustratus,] (l) neglected, (2) dis- 
 appointed. 'ATriiJ.sXr]Tovs alev ev b' oveipdaX. Agam. 864. SYN. 'Ax^/ieX^s, 
 dfjieXyjs, dKribecTos. 
 
 'Ar^jueXta, as, rj, subst. [uegligentia,] negligence. At oX dTrjfieXXrj KdrdeifievaX 
 fiepedovTo. Apoll. 3. 829. SYN.. 'AfieXeid, ajxeXXa. 
 
 'ArfipXds, ov, 6 et »/, et arrjpds, a, 6v, adj» [damnosus, noxius,] guilty, destruc- 
 tive, grievous. Kdrdyfjs avfievai, to fxev drfipXdv. Eumen. 1010. See also Au- 
 drom. 353. SYN. 'Araprrjpos, fiXdfiepos, icbXinrovos, aKXrjpds. 
 
 'ArdXs, Xbds, f}, adj. [Attica,] with yfj understood, denotes the country called 
 Attica. IdeveXos' 'ArdXbos o' dytov. I ph. A. 24/. 
 
 'ATiZrds, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [inhouoratus, inultus,] unhonored, unrevenged. 'Ane- 
 tos (f>XXu)v. Ion. 702. SY N. "atTtos, drifxrjTds. 
 
 'An'^w, dri/j.d$h), drifidw, et drifioia, v. [contumelia adficio,] to insult, to treat 
 with contempt. O'vtoi a drl^wv, ovb" ev eyQpo'iaiv rXdeis. Alcest. 1056. See 
 also Heracl. 228. et tt. 307- et Helen. 454. SYN. *Adepi£(o, dTraijttfw, tcard- 
 (j>pov€(t), v(3pl£u>, xpeyio, K€pTdfieo> } oveibi^to, eTr&ve tbicitit, KrjXiboo). 
 
 'ATifxdyeXew, v. [(l) gregem, sperno, (2) seorsim pascor a erege, (3) separor a 
 grege,] (l)to despise the flock, (2) to feed apart from the flock, (3) to quit 
 the flock. MtjScj' dTifxdyeXevvres' efiiv be tv fiu)Ko\Xaabev. Theocr.9. 5. 
 
 'Arifiaarrip, rjpds, b, subst. [contemptor,] one who dishonors another. ,X H £&vt 
 drijJiCKTTijpd d* ws a h.vbpr\XdTT\v . Sept. Theb. 634. 
 
 'ATlfirjTds, et dri/ids, ov, 6 et f}, adj. [inhonoratus,] unhonored, dishonored. 
 t Arpdbr]s, uxrei tXv drifirjrov fierdvaffTtji'. II. 59- See also Phoen. 637* 
 SYN. 'AnoTifids, eKTifios, drijfjieXrjTos, dnTos, dyepaaros, ovrXbdvos, d7TojjXrjTOS. 
 
 'Art/iid, Ion. drt^Xri, et drifxiaaXs, »/, subst. [ignominia,] disgrace, degradation, 
 infamy. IloXet t dveibos, tcai dewv drt/xia. Heracl. 72. See also v. 142. and 
 Choeph. 429' SYN. 'A§o£ia, alffj^yvrj, oveibos, aiKia, vj3pXs, alamos. 
 
 'ATtfioTrevdrjs, eds, adj. [contumeliam lugens,] mourning for dishonor. Nvktos 
 drifxdTcevdels. Eumen. 813. 
 
 'ATifuos, adv. [ignominiose,] ignominiously. Tis a wS' dri/juos baijjdvtijv d-rruXeoe; 
 Med. 1205. 
 
 'ArirdXXw, f. XS>, v. [delicate nutrio,] to bring up with care and tenderness. 
 Tov b' 6 yepwv QvXas ev £Vo£0ev, ?}§' drXraXXev. II. 1 9 1 . SYN. 'ArdXXw, XX- 
 iraivti), iraiborpdipeh), rpetfua, etcrpefu). 
 
 'Arabs, et drXrw, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [inhonoratus, inultus,] unhonored, unre- 
 venged. 'H/ieTs o' drXra oaptcX ndXaty. Agam. 71. See also Eumen. 257. " 
 SYN. 'Arieros, drifxds, a^rjfjuds. 
 
 ^ArXavreios, a, ov, adj. [Atlanti incumbens,] resting on Atlas. Toy 'ArXdv- 
 teiov Trjpoval irbXov. Eur. Pirith. fr. 3. 
 
 "ArXavTXKds, ri, 6v, adj. [Atlanticus,] of or belonging to Atlas, Atlantic, "booi 
 re itovtov repjjLoviov r 'AtXcivtXkwv. Hipp. 3. 
 
 ^ArXas, avros, 6, P. N. [Atlas,] one of the Titans ; the name of a very high 
 mountain in Africa. 'ArXas, d vwrois ^aXKeoiaXv ovpdvov. Ion 1. Epith. 
 '6Xdo^>pwv, adXXos, Kpdrepofpu)v, TiTavXos, 'Ian eridvibrjs. 
 
 ^ArXrirecj, v. [tolerare non possum,] not to endure, not to brook, (sc. an insult). 
 
 Yldpeifx' drXrjTtov' el ydp ev rats ^vfjKJ>dpdls. CE. R. 515. SYN. li.dXe7ra.ivti). 
 ^ArXrjros, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [intolerabilis,] unsufferable. ' ArXard rXdad* 7roXXa 6' 
 
 earevdv. Agam. 398. 
 ^Arfxri, ijs, rj, et arfxos^ov, 6, subst. [vapor,] vapor, exhalation, steam, smoke.* 
 
 1 On the quantity of the penult, of &wos see Dr. Clarke's note at N. 414. 
 
 2 'AT/ibs is properly the steam arising from boiling water. See Dr. BlomfielcTs Glossary. 
 Agam. 12S2. 
 
ATMH ATPE 149 
 
 'Arfiov Ka.Tia\vaivova& vrjbvos 7ri)pi. Eumen. 133. Syn. Kairvds, Xiyivs, alddX-q. 
 
 EpiTH. AWdXoeis, fidpvs, flepjuos, aiXaacpdpds, (pXoyeos. 
 ^ArfxrjTds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [non sectus, intonsus,] uncut, undipped. 'IXZ/kois* 
 
 alel rot, dva%, arfirjroX edeipai. Apoll. 2. 710. SYN. 'AKepaeicu/jirjs, ardfxos. 
 "atoixos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [parietem non habens,] unwalled. Hepvuis oltoi^ovs 
 
 ■7replfid\as CTK^vwjudrwv. Ion 1133. Eur. Elect. 1127. 
 'Aro/vds, i), adj. [quae nunquam peperit,] who never bore a child. Tpi/W yap 
 
 ovi; eifx t dronds ova kv tg) ndpds. 
 'atoX^tos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [non audendus,] not to be dared, that ought not to 
 
 be attempted. ^roXp'/rwv' Apr/. Agam. 366. 
 "AroXfids, ov, 6 et >/, [non audens,] not daring, not bold enough, cowardly. 
 
 'Eyw 6' cLToXfjids, elpX (TvyylvTf Qeov. P. V. 14. SYT$."Avavbpds, ax^v^ds, betXos, 
 
 KaKos, oKvqpos, rapfidXeos, <p&j3epds, uoirXayyvos, beibfjfKav, beiXaios, beiXaKpds, 
 
 betXaiipiwv. 
 "atoixos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [qui sectus non est,] uncut, unpolluted. T ilZei5, rov 
 
 O'irris aTofiov os Xei/ufiv' eyeis. Trach. 203. SYN.^Ar^ros, airopd^Tos. 
 'ATdrria, as, rj, subst. [insolita novitas ; insolentia,] strangeness, absurdity, in- 
 convenience; perverseness, insolence. Kai ravrd bxd rriv drdnXav r£bv ^i/^orwv, 
 
 Acharn. 349. Syn. 'Arjdeid, dKoafiXa, dtcaipXa, dfj.op<pXa. 
 "atottos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [(1) insolens, novus, (2) importunus, (3) absurdus,] un- 
 usual, strange, troublesome, absurd, "atottos' drbnd yap Trdpdbxb&oX fuoi. Ion 
 
 691. SYN. 'Afj,d8r[s, dXoyioros, dijdrjs, dav^opos, duaipos, dv6r\Tos, oXXokotos, 
 
 dTreipdkdXos, drdaddXos, zeros, KaKos, diru>bds, fioyQtipos. 
 'Atos, see"Aaros. 
 "ArpciK-ds, ov, 6 et v, subst. [(l)fusus, (2) sagitta,] (l)a spindle, a distaff, (2) a 
 
 reed, an arrow. HoXXoi r drpdKTiov To£drai, ndXvs tV dxXos. Rhes. 308. Syn. 
 
 (1) 'HXckarqs kXwot//p, (2) fieXos, dKiov, dvLOvrXov, Ids, oioros, fieXeftvop. 
 ^ArpaKTvXXXs, xbds, >/, subst. [spinas genus,] a species of thorn, a briar. Tcu 
 
 WpaKTvXXXbes evrX, mews a iroprXs dXoird. Theocr. 4. 52. 
 "Arpcbrds, et arpdirXTos, ov, 7], subst. [via trita, semitaj a straight road, a 
 
 beaten path. MXdv evpdv d-pdnov baifidvXios v-n-eptiva. Nub. 76. See also v. 
 
 195. SYN. 'Arapirds, aTapTrXros, obos, olfxos, o'i/jt}, KeXevOos. EPITH. ^Lvpvyp- 
 
 pos, TriXZirdpos, rpay/id, gkoXXci. 
 ^Arpeibrjs, 1 ov, et^A-petW, lords, 6, patronym. [Atrides, filius Atrei,] the son of 
 j Atreus. 'Arpeiba be fidXiarrd, bvto KOGfiiiTopeXaGiV. A. l6. 
 "ArpsKews, adv. [vere,] truely. TldvTd fidX' arpeKeios dydpeve/xey, (Its e7tit£X\<o. 
 
 B. 10. 
 , "ArpeKris, eos, adj. [verus, certus,] true, certain, sincere, accurate. BXdrov b' 
 ' drpEKe'is E7rXrr)bevo€is. Hipp. 26l. SYN. 'aXtjO^s, aKpifii}*, pefiaids, brjXos, 
 
 axpevbrjs. 
 ^Arpifxa'tos, a, dv, adj. [quietus,] without trembling, quiet, gentle. Ovk drpe- 
 
 fiald dpijvdv ata£er', tl> ylpovTES. Here. F. 1047. SYN. Ac7rros, i\avyps, EKijXds, 
 
 EnXeiKi)s, fiErpXos. 
 "ArpEnds, et arpEfid, adv. [sine aliquo motu et tremore,] without -moving or 
 
 trembling, steadily. 'Arpe/ucts,' 6<jt>p' evbyoX jxevos Bopeao, kcu ciXXiov. E. 524. 
 
 See also Hipp. 1355. SYN."EK7/\d, ijpl^id, ijovxa, hoPx** s * 7 V^X?» o.<h v > arpe- 
 
 OTOJS. 
 
 ^ArpeixEd), et arpd/jiEu), v. [non tremo, imniotus sum,] not to tremble, to be un- 
 moved. Tijv TvepXeaaao-dai, Xvd rot TpX^^s arpefjiEwaX. lies. Op. 537* See also 
 Theog. 972. Syn. 'Hffv X «^ w - 
 
 "ArplfiXa, as, »/, subst. [quies animi a timore, audacia,] intrepidity, boldness. 
 Kcu to darjTov btsfjas arplpXav re tyyyovov. Nem. 11. 15. SYN. E^roX/uta, 
 riovyXa. 
 
 ^ArpeTTTds, ov, 6 et ri, adj. [immotus,] unmoved, unalterable. Ilpwrd ply arp^ir- 
 toiu XvrhpXdv five <pdvoio. Apoll. 4. 704. SYN. ^ At pun 6s, drivr)Tds t oarers, opdds. 
 
 ' The first syllable is always long in Homer, and 'Arpcttrjs forms a quadrisyllable. See Dawes. 
 Misc. Crit. p. 172. 
 
150 ATPE ATTZ 
 
 ^Arpearos, ov, 6 et t), adj- [intrepidus,] intrepid. 'Ey<J> b* drpeaTU) napbXa irpos 
 
 elbords. Agam. 1373. SYN.^Arpfytos, dbeifiavrds. 
 ^Arpecrrws, adv. [intrepide,] intrepidly. "EtXtjt drpecTios, rovrb Qav^xaaTuv ireXet. 
 
 iEsch. Suppl. 243. SYN. 'A^dfius, abews, arpbfuos, evBapa&s. 
 "Arpevs, eos, 6, P. N. [Atreus,] the son of Pelops and Hippodamia, king of 
 
 Mycenae. AeXaas 'Arpeos vlov 'AXe^avbpos Qedetbi]s. T. 37. EPITH. Adfypwv, 
 
 'nnrbbdjuds, 
 "'ArpXctKTds, ov, 6 et ?;, adj. [non vincendus,] invincible. Ovk drpiaKros cltu ; 
 
 Choeph. 337. SYN. 'AriKTjrds, abajmaoTOS. 
 ""ATpiirrds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [non tritus, aut exercitatus ; invius; indomitus,] 
 
 untrodden; impervious, unpractised; unsubdued. 'HpdtcXETjs toiovtos ev arpi- 
 
 •KTQtalv aaavQats, Theocr. 13. 64. SYN. "Aneipbs, tL^prjaTos, dridrjs, dbdjjaff- 
 
 TOS. 
 
 ^Arpixos, ov, 6 et 7), poet, pro aQpt£, adj. [capillis carens,] devoid of hair, bald, 
 
 bare. "[IXotpas be j3Xr)<j>X' to & arpXyov elaerX ml vvv. Call. Dian. 77' 
 ^Arpof-ios, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [intrepidus,] intrepid. "Arpd/iidv, otov e^ec^e adzea-nd- 
 
 Xos L7nrbTa Tvbevs. E. 126. SyN. Arpeirros, dbirjs, d(j)d(3os, dbeifiavTOS. 
 "Arponos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [imrautabilis, durus, gravis,] unalterable, perverse. 
 
 ZaX(*)Tos \xev ejiiv 6 ruv arpdnov vttvov Xavtav. Theocr. 3. 49* SYN. AloovXds, 
 
 arpeirTos, kclkos. 
 ^Arpdfds, ov, 6 et 7], adj. [(1) impastus, (2) non alens,] unfed, lean ; not nutri- 
 tious. Kai arpotyds, 1 old 0' dXnrXyZ. Call. Del. 11. 
 ^Arpvyeros, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [infructuosus,] fruitless, barren. Yields en arpv- 
 
 ylrov tzovtov Kd/cd {JLyirXowad. O. 27' S Y N." A/cap 7rds, areipos. 
 ^Arpv/jtov, dvds, et arpvrds, ov, 6 et y), adj. [non labore terendus, indomitus, 
 
 non cessans,] not to be worn down by exertion, indefatigable, incessant. $t\wv 
 
 d7riGToi Kai Kanwv drpvjjidvEs. Sept. Theb. 874. See also Aj. Fl. 788. Syn. 
 
 'A/sia^tdros, dbafxaoros. 
 "Atpvtwvt), r)s, ?/, adj. [indomita,] invincible, an epithet of Minerva. 7 £l ird7roX f 
 
 Aly toxoid Atos tekos, 'ArpvTwvr}, $. 420. 
 ^ArpwTos, ov, 6 et r), adj. [invulneratus, indomitus,] unwounded, invulnerable. 
 
 Kai 7rws drpiorov oZddp ^v vivo arvybs. Choeph. 525. SyN.^A/3\>)s, afiXtirds, 
 
 djrddrjs, dbafxaaros. 
 "Arm, [" Idem fere notans quod ' irairiras, sic tamen ut et frater junior sic 
 
 blande appellet fratrem majorem natu; imo et in genere junioris ad seniorem 
 
 est 7rpo(T(pu)V7i(ns 7-t/ur)rio/." Damm. c. 1853.] father, sir, a term of respect 
 
 addressed to elders (used in Homer). $>o~ivtj;, arrd, yepau, Atorpt^es, ovtX fie 
 
 ravrrjs. I. 603. 
 "Arrd et acred pro "ArXvd, et arrd, daad, pro rXvd. Vid. Damm. c. 2423. "Att 
 
 egtXv opdws ; b. Nj) At', eiwip korX ye. Nub. 251. See also A. 554. Nub. 630. 
 
 et K. 208. 
 'Arrdyas, 6, subst. [avis picto dorso, attagen, (Hor. Epod. 2, 53.)] a species of 
 
 bird, either a hazel hen or a quail. Ndo-cas koXolws, drrayas, (pdXapXbds. 
 
 Acharn. 875. 
 'Arrdjoctyds, et arTapd^ds, ov, 6, subst. [minutum fragmeutum pani cocto dera- 
 
 sum, mica,] a very small scrap or fragment. Ovb' babv dirdpdyov tv beboiicd- 
 
 fiss. Call. Ep. 48. 
 'Arrdrat, interjec. [lieu, eheu,] alas ! a. "H* fir) oXoj7r^.s. b. drrdrai, drarrd- 
 
 rat. Thesm. 223. 
 'AttXkos, t), 6v, adj. [Atticus,] Athenian. 'AXX', u> fieX\ o\pa rot otydbp' avras 
 
 'AttXk&s. Lysistr. 56. 
 'ATvc,r]Xds, 7), bv, adj. [terrens, terrificus,] alarming, terrific. TqXov, drv£r)X<p 
 
 V7r8 beljidrX KeKXrjyvlai. Apoll. 2. 1059. SYN. BXoavpos, bei/udXeos, beivos, 
 
 (TTvyepos, cr/jiepbaXeds, fffxepbvos, (jidfiepos, (j>piKwbi]s. 
 'Arv^w, v. [metu percello,] to terrify, tlpos noXXv, rj-rrep ol aXXoX drv^dfiEvoi 
 
 1 Dr. Blomfield's conjecture, instead of fopoiros. 
 
ATTM AY0H 151 
 
 tybfieovrb. Z. 41. SYN. AetS/ffo-o/mt, €K7rXri<Tffio, Tapciaaio, enrapdffau), e^d/Bew, 
 
 KaTa7rrr](T(TU), fj.oppbXvTT(o. 
 'Arv/nrlabrjs, ov, 6, patronym. [Atymnio satus,] the son of Atymnius, Mydon. 
 
 'KtjQXbv' 'Arvf.ivXa.biii', o§' vnearpe^e jiiovvyas 'tTnrovs. E. 581. 
 'A-v^ew, f. rjcru), v. [miser sum, frustrorj to be disappointed, to be unfortunate, 
 
 wretched. '£ls ovk drv^i'iffeis. Nub. 427- SYN. Avgtvxew, bv(nrpay£U), Takat- 
 
 7T(Op£U), hvOTV^WS fX W * 
 
 'At<o, f. acrco, v. [laedo,] to injure, to hurt. T A<re [ae bai/ubvos alad kclkt), icat 
 
 ddeacpdrbs olvbs. X. 6l. SYN. 'Ardw, fiXcntTU), aivb/xai, dbXKecj, dda^u), ddrio. 
 Al, aire, avQXs, avrXs, adv. [rursum, retro, contra,] again, also, on the other 
 
 hand, in turn. Avdis av iraMv. Philoct. 948. See Aves 896. et A. 206. 
 Ahalvio, f. dvib, v. [exsicco>] to wither, to fade, to dry up. Yldpeia e/iavrfy; 
 
 dtyXXos avdvuj fiXbv. Soph. Electr. 821. SYN. Avio, Irjpaiih), bXatydeipu). 
 AvaXEds, a, ov, adj. [aridus,] dry, parched, squalid. AvdXZos bs te xP^s vtto 
 
 Kavf-idros' a\\d tot ??§»/. Hes. Op. 586\ SYN. Avbs, dcJdAeos. 
 Avya£u), v. [(1) illustro, (2) fulgeo, (3) video,] to shine, to beam on, to see 
 
 clearly. Olds eyibv iiriepvs avya^buaX, ?je icaX vfxels; y ¥. 458. Syn. (3) 'A7rai/- 
 
 yaC.bixa.iy ftXeTrii), Qe^peijj. 
 Abyeids, ov, 6, P. N. [Augeas,] a prince of the Eieaus whose stables were 
 
 cleansed by Hercules. MovXtov alxfxrjrriv' ya/jfipbs ft i\v Avyeiab. A. 738. 
 
 EPITH.'Avai; avbpCjv, apybs'Eireiibv. 
 Avytj, ijs, yj, subst. [splendor,] light, blaze, poet, the eye. "ExdQev be te (f>ai~ 
 
 veto! avyr], B. 455. SYN. A'iyXr), (pus., <j>eyybs, ocpdaXjJibs. EPITH. 'Ajo/efy- 
 
 Xos, Xsvkt), TTvpcpopbs, (pd.E^ij.tftpoTbs, d£e7u, TrjXeaKOTrbs, papfjiaipovad, fjXeKTpb- 
 
 <pdf]s. 
 Avbdo), v. [loqnor, alloquor,] to speak, to talk, to address. Avbd, o,tl typb- 
 
 veels' TEXErjai be fiE dvjj.bs di'ojysv. 5. 195. SYN. JJpbcravbdu), dybpevoj, 7rpba- 
 
 dybpevu), (jhvveio, TrpoctyiDVEw, yrjpvb), (ppd^oj, fibdw. 
 Avbrj, rjs, t], subst. [vox, nuntius,] a voice, a word, news. Trjs ev jitev vbbs karX 
 
 /jLetcl typevXv, ev be /ecu ai/bi). 2. 419* SYN. 'Avrri, fibi], (3a£,Xs, yijpvs, Opbos, 
 
 tyQeyLid, tyQoyybs, tjxovyj. EPITH. 'A/cd^udros, d7re/piros, df-ifipbrbs, ftdpvtf^ s » 
 
 yXvKEpd, yblpa, Oeia, QeoKeXbs, XXyvph, XaoaaboSy bfxodpbbs, iroXvaTovos, otoTtj- 
 
 pXbs, yXvKL(x)v f-ieXXros. 
 Avbrjeis, eaad, ev, adj. [voce praeditus, vocalis,] vocal, civilised, eloquent. 
 Avbr/evTa b' WrjKE 0ed XevkojXevos" Hpi] . T. 407. SYN. Qwvrjeis, ev<p(ovbs, rjbv- 
 
 <p0)VOS, evyix^' 
 
 Avddbris, eos, et avdabXKbs, rj, bv, adj. [sibi placens, arrogans, peiYicax,] self- 
 willed, obstinate, stubborn, unruly, cruel. iTvyEpav te (pvcriv, typivos avdabovs, 
 Med. 104. See Lysistr. 1118. SYN. 'A\d£wr, avaibrjs, dtidrjs, doeXyrjs, dre- 
 pafirbs, Opdcrvs. 
 
 AvdabXa, os, //, et avdabiaLid, drbs, to, subst. [arrogantia, superbia,] self-suffi- 
 ciency, arrogance, perverseuess. AvOabXa tol <r«:atorryr' otyXtaKavet. Antig. 
 1040. See also P. V. 963. SYN. 'AXagbveia, dfiovXta. 
 
 AvdabooTbfibs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [contumaci ore,] foul-mouthed. " AvQpiaitbv 
 dyptbTroibv, avdabocTTb/jibv. Ran. SOl. SYN, 'Advpoarbfxbs, ddvpoyXtocrobs. 
 
 Avdab&s, adv. [contumaciter,] insolently, haughtily. AIox^Xe, Xefyv, /urio' 
 avddbojs aefivvvbLiE* •bs ^d\£7raue. Ran. 1020. 
 
 AvdaiLiujv, bvbs, 6 et r/, adj. [qui ejusdem est sanguinis ; frater,] one of the 
 same blood ; a brother. T ft AXbs avdaiLicjv. Trach. 1041. Syn. "Opai/jibs, 
 dbeX(j)bs. 
 
 Avdevrrjs, idem quod AvTbevrrjs, ov, o, [qui perimit sua manu,] one who is 
 armed against himself, a self-murderer, one who murders a near relation; 
 also pass, self-inflicted. Et toIgXv avdevraiaXv ev (f)pbvi]ffb/j.ev ; Iph. A. 1200. 
 SYN. AvTbcpovTrjs, avroo-^dy^s, avTOKTbvbs, avTobaucrbs, avrbxeip, <f)bvevs, <J)b- 
 vevTi'is. 
 
 AvdljLiEpbv, et avTiijidp, adv. [eo vel hoc ipso die,] on this or that very day. 
 Tai/r' i\v MeyapXnd, Kq^tirpar' avdrjLiepbv. Acharn. 522. See also 2. 454, 
 
152 AY0I AYI1N 
 
 AlBX, adv. [" fere semper pro avrddX, hie, ibi, illic. Frequentatur ab Homero, 
 sed ne semel quidem reperi in Poetis Dramaticis."Maltb.] here, there. AvOX 
 fjtevwv, iroBeeaKt , & dvrfjv re ir-dXefj.6r re. A. 492. SYN. KdravrodX, avroQX, 
 
 CIVTOV. €K€l. 
 
 AvdXyevrjs, eds, 6 et //, adj. [indigena, nalivus,] born in the same place, native, 
 genuine. Oh abdXyerijs TfxrjQelaa bdicovs. Eur. fr. Cret. 2. 6*. Syn. 'Eyyei^s, 
 Idayevrjs, eyyujpXos. 
 
 AvXa£, aicds, y, subst. [sulcus,] a furrow. 'AXX/uevdv alOepos avXdKa reyuvwv. 
 Aves 1400. SyN."A\o£, wX£. EPITH. 'Of>0/), /3d0e7d, evKap-rros, Xevpos, Trvpo- 
 <j)dpds, ffTaxyrjfydpos, (f)epea(3Xds. 
 
 AvXeios, a, ov, et ov, 6 et /;, adj. [ad aulam perlinens,] of a hall or court. Kal 
 fxri irpos avXtiotaXv earrjKibs 7rvXais. Helen. 437* See AvXrj. 
 
 AvXeirrjs, ov,6, subst. [villicus,] a bailiff, a steward. AvXeirrjs, 6s ewv firjXuv 
 irepX, rotyp erdpoitrX. Apoll. 4. 1487* Sy N."" A ypotKos. 
 
 AvXew, v. [tibia cano,] to play ou a pipe or flute; to pipe. AvXei ov QolttoV 
 erX bebowas tov ILkvByjv. Thesm. 1186*. SYN. KdravXeio. 
 
 AvXrj, rjs, rj, subst. [(l) area subdialis ad doraum ; (2) septum, intra quod 
 pernoctant pecudes; (3) vestibulum,] a court-yard, a sheepfold, a hall. Yipds 
 Tavb' avXav' tit rewov, tb 7rou. Hec. l69- SYN. (2) ^rad/uos, otjkos, eiravXXs, 
 ZiravXXop, (3) /3d<7tXeio>, [xeXaQpov, dvaKTopov. EPITH. BderiX//tos, irepXKaXXijs, 
 oXfiXa, dvwbrjs, j3dde7d, Xafnrpd, KaXy), v\pijX>), ^aXKoberos, r)epoeibr)s, evriiov, 
 €vepKr)s. Phr. Tvpavvov bCJfid, TvpavvXnoi bo/uoi. 
 
 Ai/Xi/jud, dros, to, subst. [cantus tibiarum,] piping, music produced by a wind- 
 instrument. ^koXXQv MeXi'irov KapXnibv avXrj/ndrojy. Ran. 1302. 
 
 AvXrjrrjp, ypos, avXrjrijs, ov, b, et avXqrpXs, Xbos, rj, subst. [tibicen, f. tibicina,] 
 a flute-player, a piper, a minstrel. TW ye /uey av yeXouvTes' vie avXtjTfjpX 
 b' Zkckttos. Hes. Ciyp. 283. See also Vesp. 579 et Acharn. 550. Syn. 2v- 
 
 piKTT}S. 
 
 AvXi£dfiai, v. [stabulor ; pernoeto,] to be folded, to abide for the night. 
 
 KXayyj) b* doireros ibpro ov&v avXiZofxeimwy. £. 412. SYN. *EvavXic6[xai. 
 AvXXov, ov, to, subst. [stabulum,] a stall, a fold. Kal rets fiev ovveXaooev es 
 
 avXtoy adpo 1 Xovoas. H. Merc. 106. 
 AvXts, Xbos, et Ion. Xds, r), subst. [aula, cubile,] a place of abode for the night, 
 
 a tent, a fold. Xfjpai jxev pavbpai, Keveat & epXv avXXes rjbrj. Call. 6. 106. 
 
 SYN. AvXrj, evavXos. 
 AvXXs, Xbos, rj, P. N. [Aulis,] a town and port in Boeotia, situated on the Eu- 
 
 ripus. Oi' 0' 'XpXrjy evefxovTo, Kal AvXXbd ireTprjeoodv. B. 496. EPITH. %vd- 
 
 Xia. 
 AvXos, ov, 6, subst. [(1) tibula, (2) foramen,] a pipe, a socket. 'EyKt^dXds be, 
 
 nap avXov, dpebpd/nev e£ (breiXfjs. P. 297- SYN. 2upiy£, bova%. EPITH. At- 
 
 fivs, MvyboyXos, yXvavs, r)bv/jieXr)s, el'KeXdbos, yrjbvfxds, XXyvpos, //uepoets. 
 AvXwr, (ovos, 6, subst. [vallis,] a narrow passage, a valley. IloXXd §' dprj <jkX6- 
 
 evrd Kal avX&yas KeXdbetvovs. H. Merc. $5. SYN."AyKos, (pdpay!;. EPITH. 
 
 TriXetydyijs. 
 AvXd>7r Xs, Xbos, fi, adj. [procera, oblonga. Vid. Damm.] high-coned, oblong, co- 
 nical. 'AonXbi yiyvwGKiov, avXwTrXbX re TpvtydXelr). E. 182. 
 Av^dvofiai, et av£dpai, v. [cresco,] to increase, to grow. 'Ek KdXvKos av^dvo- 
 
 fxevd yevvaX TrdXixpdyois. Aves 1065. See also Acharn. 226. SYN."Aopv- 
 
 vdfiai, aXbalvu, dvaXbr)aK<i). 
 Avdvr), rjs, rj, subst. [(1) ariditas ; (2) clamor,] (l) drought, (2) clamor. 'AXX' 
 
 €fj.7TEbws drrprjKTdtf avdvrjv «x e1, Simon. 20. SYN. (1) Avyjuos, (2) fior), diirr), 
 
 Kpavyr). 
 Avos, a, tip, adj. {siccus, aridus,] dry, withered, parched. "EffrtjKe IvXop av6v t 
 
 oaov r opyvi, vnep a'irjs. Hf .327. SYN. 'ActdXeos, £rjpds, avffrdXeos. 
 "Avirvb's, ov, 6 et r), adj. [insomuis,] sleeples-s. Ylws^iveXbds dvnvovs. Iph. T. 424. 
 
 SYN. ApyvTrvbs, wavvvyXos. 
 
 1 kvXtia. in the fern., Oipa being understood, signifies a porch or hall-door. 
 
AVPA AVTO 153 
 
 Ai/pa, as, y, subst. [ventus lenior, aura,] a gentle breeze, air, breath, blast. 
 Avpa, TrovrXds avpa. Hec. 444. SYN. JJvdtj, £(pvpds. EpiTH. "Aordros, aOo- 
 Xiotvs, dicvftavrds, bvoiobrfs, evLobrjs, evicrjXds, ETrXtcvpros, £d~xpr)j]s, f}beid, f]bv7rvdds, 
 Opya-crd, xpanrvos, \e7rn), XevydXEtj, XalXaxp, XXdpa, fXEfrrjfijopXds, vfjbvfxos, opeibpo- 
 /uos, (poifids, <j)vcrt£dds. 
 
 AvaraXeds, a, 6v, adj. [(l) siccus, aridus, (2) squalidus,] dried, squalid. Et 
 Kei'dVffraXEOs, kolkcl elfiEvos, kv [liydpoiaXv . r. 327* SYN. Avos, av^/Liojbtjs, 
 TcXvtobrfs. 
 
 AvTabe\<f)ds,ov, et am buddy vyitos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [frater germanus,] born of the 
 same mother. T ft noivbv avrdbeXtybv 'Icr^f?;s napa. Antig. 1. See also B. 706. 
 SYN. KacriyvrjTos, bfxaifxbs, ofxbwaTpXbs. 
 
 Avravbpds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [cum ipsis hominibus,] with the men themselves. 
 Avravbpov 0Xe£eiv bbpv vrjiov. Apoll. 3. 582. 
 
 Ahrapiais, ids, 6 et rj t adj. [sufficiens; contentus; satis virium habens,] self- 
 sufficient, complete, content, adequate. "E^er v ^ a be vijbvs avrapKrjs tekvwv. 
 Choeph. 745. 
 
 'AvTeio, f. rjffco, et aw, f. dvaio, v. [clamo, inclamo,] to cry out, to shout. 
 "E\k£ 7robds fxe flaws, iccu diirei travrds dpiarovs. A. 258. SYN. Avtv, enXKaXEio, 
 
 Kvpvffffh). 
 
 'avtyi, Tjs, y, subst. [clamor,] clamor, a shout, a shout in battle. Tx xp^f 1 ' avrfjs 
 nav toV kirXriadr} ariyos ; Heracl. 646. SYN. Boj), evonfi, Xd)(fj, Xtori, KeXdbbs. 
 EPITH. 'Avaibrjs, uorii^eXtKrds, beivrf, deppr), d£e7d, ajjiepbaXea, arovbearod, orv- 
 ylpd. 
 Av-fjfidp, adv., vid. AbQrjfiEpbv. 
 
 Avtiko., adv. [mox, statim; exempli gratia,] immediately, instantly; for 
 example. "Oxjjet vXv avrX\? ovrd biofidrtov ndpbs. Hec. 1032. SYN. AlxLd, 
 dtpdp, 7rdpavriKa, eiaavdXs, evOeios, TtdpaxpfjfjLd. 
 'Avr/ufj, fjs, 7}-; et dvTjur)v, ivbs, 6, subst. [spiritus, vapor; halitus,] breath, odor, 
 exhalation. "Operas apydXetov dvsfxiov dfieydprdv dvr/n^v ; X. 399' See *¥. 
 765. SYN.^Ar/zos, arfirj, dvairvbrj, 7rvevfxd, Kanvbs. EpITH. 'Ey/Trev^^s, Xt- 
 yeld, XeuydXea, fidXaxr), oXbrj, irvpbearerd, afxepbdXEa, (rrbibeaad. 
 AvTdfiovXds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [contumax, pervicax,] self-willed, obstinate. 'AXX' 
 avrbfiovXbs "ia&, dTCEvvETTU) b' eyw. Sept. Theb. 1055. SYN. AvOabrjs, avro- 
 yvtorbs, drEpafivbs, avQaiperbs. 
 \AvTdyepvr)Tos,ov, 6 et //, adj. [incestus,] incestuous. T Arcu, Koifififxdr avrbyev- 
 : vt)t\ Antig. 864. 
 
 Avroyvio-ds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [pervicax,] obstinate. 2e b' avrbyvwrbs &Xeg 
 j opya. Antig. 887. Syn. See Avtoj3ovXos. 
 \Avrdbdiis, ids, et avTohibaKTos, ov, 6 et f], adj. [a seipso doctus,] self-taught. 
 
 NuaXd KvuaV op^ifJ-dr avrobdfj. Aj. Fl. 699' See also ^. 347- 
 AvTdbd'ixTds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. AvTobaiKTot Qdvioat. Sept. Th. 732. Syn. See 
 
 AvdevTijS. 
 Avroba£, adv. [mordicus,] with the very teeth, bitingly, fiercely. 'Sis dv o^fiev 
 J yvvaiicujv avrbbdi, &pyiafjL£vu)v. Lysistr. 687* 
 
 , AvTobtby, adv. [statim, e vestigio,] immediately. See AvtXku. AvrobXov # 
 \ dpd jj.lv rdfiXri XovaaaOaX dvtoyEV. 6. 449. 
 
 Avtoetes, adv. [intra annum,] withing the space of a year. Avroeres olyyevaXv \ 
 ! £7rei fiiyd re betvov te, y. 322. 
 
 AvTbeyrrjs, ov, 6, subst. i. q. Avdevrrjs, q. V. Tov avToeyrrjv i]fiXv ev kolty\ nd- 
 ; Tpds. Soph. Electr. 272. 
 
 I AvtoOev, adv. [inde, illinc, ex isto loco,] from thence, from that place. Avro- 
 I BeV i] tXs ETTeird KaX rjfxeitov 'A^X^t. T. 120. SYN. 'EKeWev, h'Blv, cvtevOev. 
 AvtoTi, adv, poet, pro uvtov, [hie, ibi, in co loco,] here, there, in this or that 
 • place. 'Avvffas ri. 0ep', Xbca.rX dp IvearXv avTodX. Equit. 119. SYN. 'Ekt7, 
 
 kvravQo~i, rgbe, rijb' avrou, ev qvtco ry totto). 
 I Avtomivy), rjs, }/, P. N. [Autocane,] a mountain in ^Eolia. Kae AvTdtcdvris dpbs 
 alnv. Horn. Apoll. 35. 
 
 Pros. Lex. U 
 
154 AYTO AYTO 
 
 AvrdKaatyvrjTds, ov, 6, et (2) avroKaffiyvfirr], 17s, r/, subst. [(l)frater germanus, 
 
 (2) soror germana,] (1) an own brother, (2) an own sister. AvrdKualyvrjTov ev- 
 
 ■qyeveos Iwkolo. A. 427. See also k. 137' SYN. 'AbeXtybs, b/xaifxbs. 
 AvtokXtjtos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [a seipso vocatus, i.e. ultro,] one who invites 
 
 himself; of his own accord. 'AM* avTbxXrjTos etc bb/jnoy Trbpeverai. Trach. 
 
 396. SYN. AvToaavros. 
 AvTondfJos, ov, 6 et ij, adj. [sua sponte comatus,] wearing his own hair, hairy. 
 
 Q>pi£,as t)' avroKofxov \u<ftas Xdolavyevd ^airav: Ran. 822. 
 AvTOKpaTiop, bpbs, et avToicpdrrjs, ov, 6, adj. [qui plenam auctoritatera habet,] 
 
 vested with full powers, independent. Avrdnparopas Trpeafieis cnroirep-Keiv ev- 
 
 QdbL. Lysistr. 1010. See also Andr. 482. 
 AvtoktXtos, ov, 6 et 1), adj. [non manu factus, sed sponte natus, nalivus ] self- 
 formed, natural. Avrdertr uvrpd, ti)v aXbijpb/uijTbpd. P. V. 309. 
 AvTOKTuvbSyOVy 6 et f], adj. see AvdepTrjS. 'Avbpo~ti> §' b/jtaipoiv Odvaros JS' avro- 
 
 ktovos. Sept. Theb. 678. 
 Avtoktov&v, ovvtos, 6, parlicip. adj. [se inviceni iuterficiens,] killing one 
 
 another. Avtoktovovvte, rw rdXanrupii). Autig. 56. 
 Avtoktovojs, adv. [sua, vel mutua caede,] with mutual slaughter, kpacrai Tbb' 
 
 epybv ovic erA^s avroKTbvios ; Agam. Ifj25. 
 Av-oKUTrds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [cuni ipso manubrio,] with the very hilt, up to the 
 
 hilt. 2)(£t}ta r' avroKWTra vio/jlwv fieXr] ; Choeph. 157. 
 AvrdXvKds, ov, 6, P. N. [Autolycus,] the grandfather of Ulysses, whose character 
 
 for ingeni6us roguery was so great, that clever robberswere called by his 
 
 name. See Hygin. fab. 200. 'E^eXer AvtoXvkos, ttvkXvov hbubv ai'TXTopljcras. 
 
 K. 267. 
 AvTofxaprvs, vbs, 6 et >/, adj. [qui ipse sibi testis,] one who bears witness for 
 
 himself. Nootov, avrbfxapTvs &v. Agam. 9^1. 
 Avr&jjidrds, r], ov, adj. [a se ipse aliquid faciens,] self- moved, spontaneous, 
 
 voluntary. 'EXdovad, QrjrrXv, iibro/ddri? fiird tclv Hi/Aw. Pax 665. Syn. Av- 
 
 Baiperds, avroKXrjTbs, abroaavTos. 
 AvTdfxZbojv, ovtos, 6, P. N. [Automedon,] the charioteer of Achilles. '"Imrovs b' 
 
 Avrdfxebovrd 6oQs C,evyvvfj.ev dvwye. II. 145. PHR. " AprjX drdXavrbs, ijptos, 
 
 iiiwpebs vlbs, Aiwpeos aXxXjubs vlbs. 
 AvrdfjidX&fi), v. [meo solum jussu abeo, ad hostes deflcio,] to desert to the 
 
 enemy, a. MbXojfxey, abrb pbXwfxep, avTofidXiofjLev. b. i\v. Equit. 26. 
 AvTopojjids, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [qui suis legibus vivit; liber,] independent. 'AW 
 
 avT6v6fj.os,,$.Mcd, fubprj b)j. Antig. 821. 
 AvTdvvxet, adv. [ea ipsa nocte,] on that very night. Avrovv^e\ vtjup ETrXpiiob- 
 
 fXEP djKClCKOP. 0. 197« 
 
 Avt6E,vXos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [ex ligno rudi confectus,] made of mere wood. Av- 
 
 to^vXov y eWw/.ict, (pXavpovpyov tXios. Philoct. 35. 
 AvTbircus, albbs, 6, subst. [filius genuinus,] the real son. T^ Albs avTbiraibX, 
 
 Kat Tab' opd&s. Trach. 839- 
 Av-oTToibs, ov, 6 et i], adj. [sponte enatus,] self-made, tyvrevfi d^ei'pojrbp, ab- 
 
 Tb-rroibv. 4E. C. 6'98. 
 AvTOTTpe/jivbs et avToppiCbs, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [qua3 cum radicibus ipsis evelli- .^ 
 
 tur,] from the very roots,- root and branch'.. "Eveifxdv avTbirpefxvbv els to ttclv 
 
 efxoi. Eumen. 395. See also Rhes. 284. Syn. UpopptZbs. 
 AvTopvTbs, ov, 6 et f], adj. [sponte fluens,] spontaneously, flowing. Xpwov 
 
 (jidfjLEV avropvTOv. Pyth. 12. 29* 
 Avrbs, air)), clvto, et superl. Ai/roraros, rj, by, pron. [ipse, sup. ipsissimus,] 
 
 himself, and superl. his very self. a. 'EKeivbs avrbs ; b. avTOTdros. a. 7rb6ev ovy 
 
 ippdobi'. Plut. S3. 
 AvTbae, adv. [illuc, hue,] to the same place, hither, thither, a. Kdrdfiijdt 
 
 bevpb, b. Ma At', eyw /jev avroa ovk, Lysistr. 873. SYN. "E^et, efcclffe, nelffi, ^ 
 
AYTO AYXE 155 
 
 AvTdrfhripds, ov, 6 et ?;, adj. [ferreus,] the very iron. AvTbcXhapbv ecu ntXaaoj 
 
 biaaapkds dfxiXXdv. Helen. 360. 
 AvTuaraVrds, ov, 6 et 77, adj. [sponte excitus,] self-moved, not urged by another. 
 
 Av-togovtos, ab-oKXijTos. Eumen. 169. Syn. AvTofidrvs. 
 Avroarablct, as, Ion. 77,77s, 77, subst. [pugna stataria,] a standing fight. "Ev y' 
 
 avrocrTabiri' TrboX b' ovttios ccttXv epi£eiv. N. 3%5. PHR. Urabir] vvfiivrj. 
 Avto/ttoXos, ov, 6 et 77, adj. [ipse navi advectus,] having sailed here himself, 
 
 in his own ship. AvtogtoXov we/uxpavTa fx eKcruxrai bo/nois. Phil. 503. 
 Avtootovos, ov, 6 et 77, adj. [proprio doiore gemens,] groaning on his own ac- 
 count. Av-togtovos, avTom\]x(s)v. Sept. Tlieb. p 1 1 . 
 Avro<r(j)dyrjs, eds, 6 et 77, adj. [a se ipse jugulatus,] self-slaughtered. See Av- 
 
 dei'-rjs. Abroafdyrj TriTtTovrd. Aj. Fl. 840. 
 AbroGX&d, avToayebov, adv. [cominus, proxime,] at hand, closely. "HpiTrs be 
 
 TTpOTrdpoids' Mdpis b' avroo-y^ci bovpt. IX 319. See N. 4£6. SYN, 'Eyyvs, 
 
 avveyyvs, eyyvdiv. 
 Avroay^btos, d, dv, adj. [promptus, spontaneus,] made on the spur of the 
 
 occasion, spontaneous. 'E£ avT0(T\ebXr]s Treipwfih'Gs, ijvte Kov-pot. Hvmn. Merc. 
 
 55. 
 Avtotokos, ov, 6 et 77, adj. [cum ipso partu,] together with its offspring. Av- 
 
 totokov Ttpo Xb^ov fxbylpdv Trrdfcd dvdfxevoiffX. Agam. 134. 
 Ai-ovpyid, as, 1), subst. [quicquid sua quis manu facit,] a man's own labor. 
 
 0^orojj' TOtviv abrovpyXai. Eum. 332. EPITH. Mdraios. 
 Ai'Tovpyos, ov, 6 et 77, adj. [qui per se facit et operatur,] one who works with 
 
 his own hand. Abrovpyos, o'i-Kep Kal {.ibvoi cw^ovaX yfjv. Orest. 918. Syn. 
 
 Auroye«p, bi]f.uovpyos. 
 AvrocpXoius, ov, o et 77, adj. [ipsum corticem adhuc habens,] together with its 
 
 bark. EvnayZs, avTO(fXoibv, E7rr)pe(j>eos Korivotb. Theocr. 25. 208. 
 AvTd<p6rrris, ov, et avrd<pdi'ds 6 et 77, (see Avdevrrjs,) [qui seipsum, vel alium oc- 
 
 cidit,] murdering or killing oneself, a suicide. Top avTb(J>6vTr)V 77/uiV ev koitjj 
 
 ndrpos. Soph. Electr. 274. See A. 395. 
 Abjo'pdvios, adv. [propria sua manu caesus,] by self-murder, '[is avrdtydvios. 
 
 JEsch. Supj)l. 65. 
 AvTdtyopTos, ov, 6 et 77, ^dj. [cum ipsoonere et mercibus,] with its freight. 2re/- 
 
 Xovrd b" avTO<f)0pTov ohela adyrj. Choefth. 663. 
 AvTd(j)v))s t tds, o et 77, adj. [sponte natus, nativus,] sprung up of itself, native. 
 
 AvTotpvd, rav ovb' dv Xaias /iio/uaadTo tcktiov. Theocr. Q. 24. 
 AvrdtyvTos, ov, 6 et 77, adj. [sponte natus,] springing up of itself, self-grown. 
 
 Tovs f-iiv ibv, oaaoi fxdXov, avTb(j)VTwv. Pyth. 3. S3. 
 AvTofwpds, ov, 6 et 7/, adj. [in ipso facto deprehensus, manifestarius,] caught in 
 
 the very act of stealing. 'En' avTotywpa) irpkofivv ws ex^'Q' ^ ot - I° n « 1213. 
 Abrd^etp, eipds, b et 77, adj. [qui sua manu aliquid facit,] using his own hand, 
 
 an assassin : et abrbx^tpX, adv. Orest. 1039. 'AW avroy/ipts, &ute dav/ua- 
 
 £eiv EfiE. Aves 1135. SYN. Ahovpybs. 
 AvtoxOojv, di'ds, b et 7*7, adj. et subst. [indigeua,] a native, indigenous. T ft Ijoy- 
 
 ydv, eXOiov Xabv els avroyQbvd. Ion. 29. Syn. See in AvdXy evi'is. 
 Avrbxb(oibs, ov, b et 77, adj. [per se et sponte sua fusus,] self-fused. Abrdp 
 
 UqXeibrjs dfjxev obXov avrbybiovov. X V. 826. 
 
 AvToxpripd, adv. [(l)re ipsa, plane, omnino, (2) confestim,] in reality, im- 
 mediately. '6 irpioKTbs karXv avToxpyp ev XubaXv. Equit. 78. SYN. 'AXrjdtis, 
 
 axpevbws, TravTtXois. 
 AvxlviZu), v. [cervicem incido,] to cut the throat, to strangle. Kal tovs /jev 
 
 rjbxEVi^E' tovs b' dviDTpi-KtDV. Aj. Fl. 298. SyN. AaifJOTOfXEU), beipbrbjUEU). 
 AbxEvXbs, a, bv, adj. [ad cervicem pertiuens,] belonging to the neck. Av^e- 
 
 vXovs' Xvcev bE poos fXEvos' alb' oXoXv^dv. y. 450. 
 Avxtw, v. [glorior,] to lift up the neck, to glory, to boast, to be proud. Mt; 
 
 to KpdTbs ai>x €l bvvdfxXv avdpu)7rois E)(€tv. Bacch. 306. SYN. MtydXavxew, 
 
 EiravyEU, afipvvb/Aai, dydXXbfJLai, dXacdvevd/uat, yavpXdw, uTrberefjivvvd^ai, <av- 
 
156 AYXH A$A2 
 
 ^ciojtfcu, enXafjnrpvyofjiai, ev%pfAai t KOfiira^a), fieyaXvyofjiai, fieya <f>puvew, Qapplh), 
 
 oyKodfiaiy E7caip8fxai. 
 Aux»?, fjs, y, et avxyfia, cltos, to, subst. [gloriatio,] glorying, boasting. T6v 
 
 fiev Klvio^povEs ab^ai, Nera. 11. 38. See Phcen. 1153. Syn. Kavxn> k«v- 
 
 \rifxa, dXa£oveia. 
 Av^rjv, evos, 6, subst. [cervix,] the neck. nXi^'* dizb b' av^Evos wpdv Upyd- 
 
 Qev, fib' and vutov. E. 147. SYN. TpdxqXtfs, ^P^y beiprf. EPITH. 'AirctXos, 
 
 fxdXdicos, na^vs, arXfidpos, {XEads, ayipioyps, Bpdavs, QeairEaXos, Xolps, Xevuvs, 
 
 poboxpdos. 
 AbxftEio, v. [(l)areo prae aestu ; (2) squaleo,] (1) to be dried up through heat; 
 
 (2) to be squalid, a. Av^fxels alaxpios. b. av bs y ev irpaaaeis. Nub. 920. 
 
 SYN. Erjpaivdjj.ai t CFKeWofiai. 
 Avxfirjpos, a, ov, ai/x/u*?eis, eow, ev, et avxfiwbrjs, eos, 6 et %, adj. [squalidus,] 
 
 squalid. Av^fi-qpov olbas, tekvvl b* afxtyX yovvdaX. Alcest. 9^8. See Horn, in 
 
 Pan. 6. et Orest. 217* SYN. AdaXos, bdavs, pyndpos, nXvapos, avos, uvoXeos, 
 
 typos, crrvyvos. 
 Abatis, ov, 6, subst. [siccitas, squalor,] drought, squalidness. "ftort fiffT av- 
 
 Xfibv nXeZeiv jii)T dyav ETro/iflpXav. Nub. 1120. SYN. Avdvif, 
 Aw, et Att. avw, v. [(l)sicco; (2)accendo,] to dry, to parch with heat; to 
 
 kindle. iLwepfjid irvpos ow£iov, Xva pr} koQev clXXoOev avoi. e. 490. 
 'Atyayiarevu) et dpayWc?w, v. [(l)expio; (2) consecro,] to perform holy rites 
 
 for the dead, to purify, to consecrate. Kdvtv rrdXvvas, KafdyiaTevvas d xp*7- 
 
 Antig. 253. See Alcest. 1165. SYN. 'AyiPTevu), ayvevio, ayvi£u> t dy/c?w, 
 
 (TvXdd). 
 
 'A^cupew, v. [aufero,] to take away. l ils Eft dtyaipelrai XpvarjXbd Qolfids 'A7roX- 
 
 Xwv. A. 182. SYN. AlpEio, dvaipEU), aTralvv/xat, d^eXcw. 
 'A^aXXd/nat, v. [desilio,] to spring from or down. 'E7rt ty\v KtydXrjv tov ^uncpd- 
 
 rovs dtyrjXaTo. Nub. 147. SYN. 'EraWopt, dTrodpuxricat, dvaXXv/jiai. 
 "AfdXds, ov, 6 et f], adj. [sine cono aut crista,] without cone or crest. Tavpeirjv 
 
 d<pdX6v re Kai aXbtyov* y\te Karalrv^, K. 258. 
 'AtpdfxapTdvio, f. rfjabfiai, v. [(1) aberro; (2) privor,] to miss, to be disappointed, 
 
 to be deprived of. Kal fidXEV. ovb' dcpd/mapTE tXtvctkuijievos KE(pdXij([)X. A. 350. 
 
 SYN. (lyAuapTavh), a7roTvyxdv(i), (2) GTEpEOfxai, KdrdXetTrbfiai. 
 'A0d^aprd£7r?)s, eos, o et rj, adj. [verbis^errans, stulte loquens,] inappropriate in 
 
 speech, tedious, trifling. Ovb' dtyd/uapTOETrrjs, el Kat yZvds vaTipov ^jev. T. 215. 
 'Atyavbdvoj, f. dtydbfiau), v. [displiceo,] to displease, to offend. Ovtoj bi Kai aoi 
 
 rafx dtyavbdvovT E(f>v. Antig. 501. SYN. 'AnapeaKta, bvodpeaKia. 
 'Atydveid, as, rj y subst. [obscuritas,] obscurity, indistinctness, uncertainty. 
 
 Bwjuoi', els dtydveidv. Agam. 375. 
 'Acpdvrjs, e8s, 6 et r/, adj. [occultus, obscurus,] invisible, vanished, obscure, un- 
 certain. Ivv d(j)dve~i Xoyw dri/Jtov fidXelit. CE. R. 657 > SYN."A0av7-os, dbrj- 
 
 Xos, Kpvtyalbs , OKoreivos, okXe^s, e^r^Xos. 
 'Atydviku, f. Xoio, v. [e conspectu aufero,] to convey out of sight, to cause to 
 
 disappear, to steal, to bury. ToiV ^(pdviarai, bXdfidpov irpus ovbEvds. Trach. 
 
 678. SYN. 'A^otpew, dKvpou), d7roXXi/)ut, dTraXXaccttf, bXatydeipu), Xvu>, KaraXvu), 
 
 €^dXel(j)(o, e^EXavvio, etcfxapaivu). 
 "Atyavrds, ov, 6 et >y, adj. [a conspectu remotus,] vanished, extinct. "Atyav-ds 
 
 eppei QdvdaXjKo ^eipcjfidTi ; CE. R. 560. _ SYN. 'A<j>dyris, dvwvvfxds, airpoabo- 
 
 KYIT09. 
 
 "A(j)dp, adv. [statim,] immediately, swiftly. From this adv. is derived the corn- 
 par. 'AfapTEpos, more swift. Acwpvo-as, erdpwv d^dp ccHto voa(j>X XXaadets. 
 A. 349. See Y. 311. Syn. Ev0tws, rdxeus. 
 
 'A0ap7ra5w, f. ^w et aw, v. [abripio,] to snatch from, to seize greedily. Trjv be 
 <j>dXvovffdy* <5v d(j>ap7ra£eiv <pXXe7. Trach. 548. SYN. 'AvapnaZw, d7roanrdtx). 
 
 'A<pdala, as, %, subst. [stupor, prae quo loqui non possumus,] inability to speak, 
 through sudden alarm. TWt tX karXv ; dtydoXa ris rot fx e^et ; Thcsm. 91 1. 
 SYN. Ityt). 
 
A$A1 A$0O 157 
 
 'A0d<r<rw, et d0da>, v. [coutrecto, adtrecto,] to touch, to feel, to x handle. AtitCj 
 
 Koidyeveid (pXXais evX %epaXv dtyaaaet. Apoll. 2. 710. See Z. 322. Syn. ^rj- 
 
 Ad^dw, aitTofiai, eyyeipi$.dfxai., 
 "Awards, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [non dicendus, ineffabilis,] not to be spoken, unutter- 
 able. "A^drdV, dtydrov, dvavbr\TOV Xdydv Zfjiol flpdels. Ion 783. SYN."A0aj'- 
 
 rds, abo^oSj dbrjXos, upprjTds, /ueyds. 
 } A(J>avaiv(o, et ci^aww, v. [arefacio, uro,] to dry up, to exhaust. A/i//ei ydp, ws 
 
 eotKev, atyavavdfodfJLai. Eccles. 146. See also Eccl. 13. SYN. Avaivu), avw, 
 
 Zripaivio, kch'oj. 
 'Acpavptis, «, ov, adj. [imbecillis, debilis,] weak, infirm. 'H be fit ov-wio iraver, 
 
 afavporarr) b' etetvkto. v. 110. SYN. 'Aadevrjs, afiXrjxpds, dfiavpos, abpdvrjs, 
 
 kovQos. 
 'A^dw, see 'A0ao-crw. 
 'A<peyyr)s, ids, 6 et fj, adj. [lumine carens, invisibilis,] obscure, dark, invisible. 
 
 Tts &%&>, tls 6b/j.a 7rpd<re7rra //' atyeyyfc. P. V. 115. (Bacchicus tetrameter.) 
 
 SYN. ^LKoreivos, dbrfXos, rvfXos, ddeojprjros. 
 'AQetbeicos, adv. [sine parsimonia, large,] unsparingly, abundantly. Et b' dye, 
 
 fioX-jry du/.tov dtyeibeim Kopefftofxev. Apoll. 3. 897* 
 'A(j)eibe(jj t v. [non parco; contemno,] not to spare, to lavish, to expose to dan- 
 ger, to despise, to decline, to shrink from. KdicolaXv, ei tis rovb' dQeibfjcroi. 
 
 7ropov. Antiq. 414. SYN. 'Afleptcjw, dpeXeio. 
 'AQeibrjs, eds, 6 et r), adj. [profusus, largus,] unsparing, profuse, lavish. *fls 
 
 ajj.fj.es tov •xpvadv dtyeibed n a era ifieaOa. Call. Cer. Calath. 126. SYN. Adirdvrj- 
 
 pos, iroXvbiapds. 
 'A^eAjcw, v. [detraho,] to drag away from. Xl&Xdv dtyeX&v, aibv cnrd fxaZCbv. 
 
 Hec. 141. SYN. 'Awepvu, d^cupew. 
 "Atyevds, ov, 6 et eds, to, subst. [divitiae, opes,] abundance, wealth, riches. 'Ev- 
 
 6db' drtfxos eibv, dtyevos koX ttXovtov d(f>v£eiv. A. 171* SYN. TlXovrds, tcepbos, 
 
 Xpriixdrd, 6Xj3ds, KTrjfidrd, Kredvov. 
 " AtyepKTos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [exclusus,] shut out from. Mi/yov 5' dtyepKros, 7rdXvoX~ 
 
 vovs kvvos biicav. Choeph. 440. 
 'AQepTrto, v. [abeo,] to creep back, to go away from, to depart. Tlapdevtis evQd 
 
 fiefiriKd, yfci'r) o' els oIkov d0ep^w. Theocr. 27« 64. SYN. 'A-Kepyoixaifdneifxt, 
 
 dvepypfAai. 
 "A<pepTos, ov, 6 et %, adj. [non ferendus J not to be borne, intolerable. "A^eprdv 
 
 alrnX ay. Choeph. 436. SYN. Ov tyepros, ov tXcitos, arXrjrds, dvoioTtis. 
 "AtyeoXs, ews, f], subst. [dimissio equorum a carcere ; career,] a sending off from ; 
 
 a starting-place, 'louoas ry 'c/>e<rei rd repfidTd. Soph. Electr. 686. 
 "Astros, ov, 6 et //, adj. [dimissus, liber,] dismissed, free, unprotected. "Atyerov 
 
 dXandai yrjs eV ea^drois opois. P. V. 687. SYN. A0et/ie>ds, dvetjuevos, irdpei- 
 
 fxevos, dndXXrds, eXevdepus, [itivds. 
 'A<j)evu>, v. [accendo,] to burn off, to singe. Td Kara 6' d<j>eveiv. Thesm. 215. 
 
 SYN."A7rrw, avb), Ka'ua, 0\dy/i£w. 
 'Afyexfsu), fut. d<pe\pri(TU), v. [decoquo,] to boil away, to evaporate by boiling. 
 
 Tov Afjfidy dtye^riaas vffiv, kuXov e£ alff^pov 7re7roXrjKds. Equit. 1321. Syn. 
 
 Kdrd7re7rro», 7re7rrw. 
 'A<pr)Twp, 6pds, 6, subj. [(1) jaculator, Epith. Apollinis ; (2) vaccinator,] (l)a 
 
 shooter. Ovb' dad XaXvos ovbds apropos evros eepyei. I. 404. Syn. 'Akov- 
 
 TKTTriS, aKOVTlOTIJp, 
 
 " A<pdey ktos,ov, 6, et fj, adj. [non vocalis, mutus,] unutterable, mute, silent. "Eirov 
 
 be ]UT]vvT9jpds atyQeyKTOV <f)pdbais. Eumen. 240. SYN. See "ApprjTos. 
 "AqOXtos, ov, del r/, adj. [qui s. quod non corrumpitur vel mutatur,] not subject 
 
 to decay, imperishable. 'Addvd-dv, atyQXrov re 7roi//ffw 6Z6v. Androm. 1245. 
 
 SYN. ^AyifpdTos, dyripdGs, aKiipdros. 
 "A<pdoyyds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [mutus,] silent, dumb. QoiftoV ^o/3y 5' iityOoyytis 
 
 tarddrjv, <pXXoi. Pers. 211. SYN."AvavSos, dtyojvds, (ikeoju, oiyriXds. 
 *A(j)6dvrjTds, ov, 6 et»/, adj. [invidiae non obnoxius,] not liable to be envied. '6 
 
158 A$0O A<K)II 
 
 b' atyQbvriTos y' ovk ETriZrjXos 7T£Xet. Agam. 912. 
 AtyQdvXa, as, r), subst. [abundantia,] abundance, plenty. Tus atyQuvXa'v vira^i. 
 
 Nem. 3. 14. SYN. EvTropia, evdrjvXa, iCEpXovaXa, TrXijdos. 
 A<f>d6vds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [nulli invidens, copiosus,] unenvious, plentiful. Afy', 
 
 us tTOifJids atyQovw bovvai \zpX. Med. 6l2. Syn. 'AvEirifQovos, d/xfyapros, 
 
 dvdp Xd/JLOS. 
 
 AtyXbpvojxai, v. [colloco procul a,] to place far from. "E7rexrd ndTpXbos deoi jx 
 
 )ibpv<ravTo yrjs. Helen. 280. l SYN. 'A7roio'5w. 
 A(j)lepd(i) t v. [consecro,] to consecrate, to hallow. JTTdXcu irpds aWois ravr 
 
 dftepwfjEdd, Eumen. 445. SYN. 'A^dyiorevw, d(f>ayvi£(i), 6v(o. 
 'Atyfy/JLL, antiquitus atyito or acpXiu), 1. aor. dfrjKd, and in Horn, d^irjua, [dimitto, 
 
 emitto,] to send away, to dismiss. Acpi-qfi dyu/idrwv eXevdepdv, Hec. 368. 
 
 SYN. 'A-Koirefxirii), £*c/3aXXw, anaWaaffio, fiEdTrj/xX, fdw. 2, 
 'AtyXKavw, et cKjHKVEdfiat, f. dtyilojiai, v. [advenio,] to come from, to arrive at, to 
 
 arrive. 'H ywe> cJ?) 7rpos ret^os ETreiydfiEvrj d^ucdret. Z. 388. See also CE. R. 265. 
 
 SYN. 'E7repY/>,uat, Trpuaep-^dfiat, dtrjKio, 7rpoW/Kw, TrpoaeXavvu), Trpo(nrdpevdfjiai, 
 
 7rpoo-/3atVw, 7rdpet^tt, tKayw, ttotXi'Iggohqi, EirXpaivii), kiw, tdyavii), fxdXu), EirXrvy- 
 
 ydvio* 
 'AcpiKTiop, dpds, 6, subst. [(l)supplicum patronus, (2)supplex,] (l)defender of the 
 
 suppliant, (2) a suppliant. KXdSoi ye yue> £>), Kdrd rdfiovs dfiKTopwv. iEsch. 
 
 Suppl. 244. SYN. (1) 'Ike&Xos, (2)Xk£ti]s. 
 *A(f)X\r]Tds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [inamatus,] uubeloved. Ovbe yspiov dfXXrjTds ejnoi 
 
 TTOTe. (E. C. 1702. SYN. 'Avepaoros. 
 "AtyXXds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [amicis carens,] friendless, unbefriended. "AfXXdv kv 
 
 <tclk€l tov ^QbvXov befids. Sept. Theb. 518. 
 'A^lXws, adv. [parum amice,] unkindly. Nvv 6', ovk d7r' dxpas typevds, ovb' dcj)X- 
 
 \(0s. Agam. 778. 
 "AQifys, ems, r), subst. [adventus,] arrival. Qes, ws XbuxrX r^o-S' d(j>l^ews TEtfidp, 
 
 JEsch. Suppl. 486. SyN."HXvchs, eiaobos. 
 'A(j>i7rTdfiat, v. [avolo,] to fly away from. 'H 7ret7s adcp&s <rot frpos Oeovs d(pi7rrdTd. 
 
 Ipll. A. 1607. SYN. 'ATTUTrerd/Jiaif e^Vrd/uat. 
 9 Aty'urntiiii, d-KooTriaio, v. [sejungo, segrego,] to separate, to detach, to withdraw, 
 
 to cause to revolt. 'AiroaTdQw^ev Trpdyjidros teXovjjlevov, Choeph. 859. 
 ^AtyXaorbv, ov, to, subst. [aplustre,] the extremity of the stern. "AtyXaarov 
 
 fXErd yepoXv E^tav, Tpwalv b' ekeXcvev. 0. 717* SYN. UpvfivrjaXoy. 
 A<pXeKTds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [non ustus,] not burnt. Bw/xo7s t dfXeKrot irEXdroi. 
 
 Helen. 1354. 
 ^AcpXoifffxoS) ov, 6, pro atypoiffjuos, subst. [spuma,] foam. 'A^Xotc/uos b£ nipl 
 
 GTOjid yiyvETo. O. 607* SYN.^A^pos, ayv-q. 
 "AfyvEos, d, ov, et acjjvetos, ov, 6 et>;, adj. [opulentus,] rich, wealthy, munificent. 
 
 Kcu tSjv dtyvE&v Kal iroXv^pvaiov. Pers. 3. See also Y. 220. Syn. RvKTrifiiov, 
 
 ifXovaXos, it6\vXr)Xbs , ttoXv/u^Xos. 
 "A([>vii>, et a(j)V(i)s, adv. [subito,] suddenly. "A^yoj irpdoeXOwv hupd, irpooirXTvel 
 
 VEtcpuj. Med. 1202. SYN. ^^ai^vrjs, a'tyvm, aityvXbXov, al<pvXbXws, €^d7rtvrjs, 
 
 e^dirXvaidJS, dboKijTios. 
 'A<pdj3r)Tds, d(j)d(3ds t et dcj>dj36ffTrXayxvos, ov, 6 et >/, adj.[timore carens,] fearless. 
 
 Auxts dydfirjTds ouot. CE. R. 885. See Aj. Fl. 336. and Ran. 495. Syn. 'a&£>)s, 
 
 arpdfxds, ToXfxrjpds. 
 "Atyvbds, ov, >/, subst. [secessio ad exonerandam alvum,] a house of office. "idX 
 
 vvv laaov els d<j>dbov. Eccles. 1059* SYN. 'A7ro7rdros. 
 'AcpotfiavTds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [immundus, impurus,] not hallowed by Phoebus, 
 
 impure, unclean. Ov npooTpdiraiov, ovb' d<poij3avTOP x^/ 3 "* Eumen. 237. 
 
 SYN. 'AtcddapTus, dvayvos, 
 'A<poirXi£dnai, v. [arma exuo,] to strip off the armor of a defeated foe. 'E»> 
 
 1 Here Bedi must be scanned as a monosyllable. 
 
 2 The antepenult, of 'AQiyiM is common in Homer, and long in the Attic poets. 
 
A<K)P A^PO 159 
 
 KuvlYia' ot & eyre'' d(f>07rXi£ovTO ekciotos, x F. 26. SYN. *E,^07r\i$u> t Evdp'iQia, 
 
 efcevapiCw, cnrobvo). 
 , A<pdpi^(s) t et a<pdpi£df.tcu, v. [(l)separo, (2) aufero,] (l)to separate, (2) to take 
 
 away. Ti/uds EVEpiov d(j)dpi£ofjL£pds. Alcest. 31. SYN. 'Opinio, Kadopi£u> 7 a7ro- 
 
 Kpivbj, cnrdvE/j,(o, bXatptw, bXaareXXd), ywpi^h). 
 'AQopfxau), v. [proficiseor,] to hasten away, to inarch off. $vyrj rcpds oUovs Tfjoh* 
 
 d(j)op/jir,(T€iv ydovos. Rhes. 98., SYN. 'A7rd^wp£W, dvdXvu). 
 'Atyopfxigio, v. [e portu deduco,] to steer out or from. 'Aya/ie/ivoV, ov fxri vavs 
 
 dQoppXar] xOoi'ds, Iph. T. 18. SYN. 'Ek7tX£&;. 
 'A^opfxij, fjs, f], subst. [impetus, materia, occasio,] occasion, opportunity, pre- 
 text, motive, cause. I/Luupas c)' dfyopnus rjv XafiuoX tujv Xoywv. Pli03n. 20p. 
 
 SYN. Wpotydots, Xa/3>), Katpos, evtcaipXa, dXEiopij, ZXeyyos, TEK/jirjpXdy, curia, 
 
 7rpdy jid. 
 'A(f)6pfiiKTos, ov, 6 et^, adj. [cithara carens,] sung without a lyre, harsh, grating. 
 
 'Afop-fxiKTos avovd fiporo'is. Eumen. 333. 
 "Afop/ids, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [profugus,] one who sails away, a fugitive. AvrXs 
 
 dcpopfids efjids. CE. C. 238. 
 ^A(f>pdb£(o, atypaivu), et dtypdvEh), v. [inconsulte ago ; desipio,] to be inconside- 
 rate, foolish, indecorous. 'Arpeibrf, vol irpMrd /jidyriadfjiaX a^paSeovri. I. 32. 
 
 See also v. 360, et O. 104. Syn; 'AXXo^porew, irdpatypovEU), dXoylo), irdpd- 
 
 voeio, fiwpatvoj, /zara£w, XrjpEU). 
 'AtypdbEws, adv. [inconsiderate, temere,] unwisely, inconsiderately, rashly. 
 
 'AtypabZcos hXd ratypov EXavvofxlv wKEas 'iinrovs. M. 62. SYN. 'A/3ovXws, direi- 
 
 pus. 
 'A0pdSj)s, eos, et d(ppdb/x(t)v, s. atypdafMov, ovbs, 6 et rj, adj. [inconsultus, teme- 
 
 rarius,] ill-advised, rash, giddy. 'Arabics vaiovot, fipdribv eibuiXd KdjiovTuv. 
 
 X. 475. See also Agam. 1410. SYN."A/3oi/Xds, ayXuxrvos. 
 ^A(ppabfi6vu)s t et a</>pao-/io>ws, adv. [inconsiderate,] ill-ad visedly, thoughtlessly. 
 
 'EWrjvXKat te vtjes ovk dtypabfioyws. Pers. 423. 
 ^AcppaKTds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [non septus, non munitus,]~unfenced, unprotected, 
 
 unawares. Et /*?) yap opKois dewy, 1 dtypaKTos evpEdrjv. Hipp. 653. SYN. *A<pv- 
 
 \(ikt6s, drei^KTrds. 
 ^A<ppaoTds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [inefFabilis, non perceptus,] indescribable, imper- 
 ceptible, unperceived. Tavrd fioi fjLEpifxv dtypaaros ecrrXv kv typEalv bXnXrj, 
 
 Pers. 170. $Y~N."Appr)Tus, dbrjXos, dSdxrjrds. 
 "~A(f)pdar(i)s, adv. [ex improviso,] unexpectedly. 'E7ret at vvv d(f>pdar<as. Soph. 
 
 Electr. 1262. 
 "AcppEU), et d(f>pi$(t), v. [spumo,] to foam. "Acppeov be ar^ded* paiyovru be vepQe 
 
 Kdvirj. A. 282. See also Soph. Electr. 719. SYN.'Ifyow. 
 ~A(ppri7vp, opus, b et y], adj. [qui est extra tribum,] not belonging to a tribe, 
 
 having no connexion with human society, unsocial. 'A0p//rwp, ddifJuffTds, 
 
 dveorXos. I. 63. SYN."A7roXis, dnoTTToXXs, d(pXXos. 
 'AfpiKTt, adv. [sine horrore,] without horror, without shuddering. OvbEirdr 
 
 aippiKTt fj.dKdpu)v opdwoX Qvyarpls. Call. 3. 6*5. 
 ^AtypbbiTr), Tjs, i], P. V. [Venus,] the goddess of beauty, (so called, because she 
 
 was supposed to have sprung from the foam of the sea) : hence metaphor. 
 
 grac^, charm, elegance, violent passion. OIviottos, otrtrots ydpXrds'Arppdblrrjs e^u)v. 
 
 Bacch. 232. SYN. KvtrpXs, Kvdipeid, Ud<f>Xa. EPITH. Alhoia, bui, dvydrrjp 
 
 AXds, (pXXo/jifjieibris, KaXi}, yjivoeir), -y^pvcoaTEfdvos, tvorc^dvos, iroXvypvavs, apiard- 
 
 v86s t dwdXii, dvayKuia, dbdtcpvros, dpyvpoTceCd, d^d-yos, dvitcrjTds, fldpeld, yiXdovad, 
 
 yXvKeld, yXavKunrXs, boXXos, eXXkui7tXs, elvdXXa, evXeKrpos, Xevicr), fiaXax^, oXot), 
 
 iroXXrf, 7rori'Xd, TrouuXodpovos, ydXE7rt), ypvfffjvXos. PHR. 'Airooivopos 6dXci(T(rr)s, 
 
 Xdptrwr ftdaXXeid, AvkXiov fidaXXrjXs, vjiEvaiois Kporovad. See Horn. Hymn. 2. 
 ^A<ppoKofxus, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [spumantes capillos habens,] having dripping locks. 
 
 'AcppoKdfiovs pdddfxtyyds eti OTuZovrd ddXaffcnjs. MllS. 262. 
 
 1 ®€u>p is here scanned, as often, as one syllable. 
 
 2 "h<ppiov and ct-}]Qw must be scanned as dissyllables. 
 
160 A$PO AXAI 
 
 ^Atppuvew, vid.^A^pddew. O. 104. 
 
 ^Atypoi'TiGToSjOv, oetlj, adj. [incogitatus,] un though t-of, without premeditation. 
 
 'E/iot 5' dywj; ub' ovk dtypovriaros TtdXat. Again. 1347. 
 ^ArppovT larTws, adv. [sine cura, negligenter,] carelessly, negligently. 'Yfiwv biz, 
 
 irdibes, ovk dtypovriaTtos izdrrip. Med. 910. SyN.^A/^eXws, aKr)becrru>s . 
 "A(j>pdi/ti)s y adv. [insipienter,] senselessly, foolishly. '6 b* v-ipXKo fxirios Katypdvws 
 
 ■tjfieixpdrd. Aj. FI. 773. SYN. 'AfiovXcos, dvofjTios, davvsrios. 
 ^A<f>pds, ov, 6, subst. [spuma,] foam, froth. 'Afypbv KdreoracT evToX^pv ylveidbbs. 
 
 Here. F. 029. SYN.^A^Aoto-jUos, a^vq. EPITH. Qpofj(3<l)br}5, alfxdroeis, 6ep- 
 
 jjos, Aei/^os, noXXos, -^Xwpos, ttovtXos, 
 ^Atypdavvq, r}s, //, subst. [insipientia, amentia,] folly, madness. 'Slhiviov te tcaX 
 
 aeppdavvas. Bacch. 382. SYN. ''Avoid, dfiovXXa, dfxddXa, EPITH. 'AxaXivos, 
 
 avdjuos. 
 "A<f)pu)br)s f eos, o et fi, adj. [spumosus,] foamy, covered with foam. Sro/xdrds 
 
 ct(j)ph)br] ireXdvbv. Orest. 220. 
 ^Atypuiv, 6v6s, 6 et f] f adj. [insipiens, stultus, aniens,] silly, foolish, mad. Kijbos 
 
 Tob' rjfTiv TcpoaXdfiuv' eyw d' dtypwv. Med. 881. SYN. "AfiovXos, atypdbrjs, 
 
 atypcuTfAMv, irdpatypuv, dvovs, aypoiicos, avQabrjs, XdXos, (ppevofiXdjjris, <j)pepu)Xr}s. 
 'Atyvbpaivw, v. [abluo,] to wash out, to wash clean, to wash. 'A&vbpavd/iEvoi, 
 
 oret^tre vaovs. Ion 97* SYN.^YdpouVw, dirovL-KTio, Xovu>. 
 'a0vt/, rjs, f}, subst. [species quaedam piscium,] anchovy. "\vd tcls d<pvas &volvto 
 
 nroXXas r' dtfioXov. Equit. 649. 
 'AQvrjs, eos, 6 et fj, adj. [natura inhabilis,] not adapted by nature. 'a0v>7 t ovrd, 
 
 kov deXovQ\ Philoct. 1014. SYN. 'Afiddrjs, direipos, vicaids. 
 "A(pvKTds % ov, 6 et fj, adj. [uon evitandus,] inevitable, unerring, "a^vktov bfijjd 
 
 irpoabpatcoi jje. P. V. 938. SYN. 'AviKTfrds, dvayKCubs. 
 'AQvXaKTds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [incustoditus,] unguarded, unprotected. 'AfvXaKTds, 
 
 fi Triplets' av yap (pavXds y. Eur. fr. Antig. 6. 2. 
 "AQvXXds, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [foliis carens,] devoid of leaves. 'Uerris, d<pvXXov 
 
 ffrofxaTds e^cuTTiov XXras. Orest. 377* ' SYN. Zrjpos, dicapirds. 
 'A0u7rvt<w, v. [e somno excito,] to waken from sleep. "Orpvv eyyps deipeiv 
 
 dtyvTn'tcrdv. Rhes. 25. SYN. 'E£i;7rr/c?M, dvEyetpoj, dviffTtifiX. 
 'Atpvaraiv, f. v£oi, v. [haurio, hauriendo promo,] to draw out, to drain, to 
 
 quaff. 'Ev0d5' drifxbs ewv, d(j>evos Kal ttXovtov dtyvfav. A. 171. See II. 230. 
 
 SYN. 'AyravrXeio, dpvio, dpvdfjai. 
 'A(f)u>vr)Tds, et dfcjvds, ov, d et fi, adj. [voce destitutus,] having no voice, silent, 
 
 mute, dumb. Yldpea^e tywvrjv toIs dcpuvfjTois rXvd. CE. C. 1283. See CE. C. 
 
 865. SYN.^AyXwffcroSf dvavbds, atydoyyos, Kcofpos, aKEiop. 
 'A(pil)i>(t)s, adv. [mute, tacite,] dumbly, mutely, silently. 'A^wyws dXdyws to rds. 
 
 CE. C. 131. 
 'A^atat, 'AxatXbes, et 'Axaudbes, wr, al, P. V. [Achivae,] Aehaian or Grecian 
 
 women, 'ft Tceiroves, KdK eXeyye, 'A^aitSes, ovket 'A^oto/. B. 235. See r. 
 
 542. and Apoll. 1. 284. SYN. ^vnXoKd^ibes, evireirXot. 
 'A^atts, Xbbs, (sc. yam,) fj, P. N. [Achaia,] (1) Achaia, or (2) adj. belonging to 
 
 Greece. 'A^aubos QpavaavTes rjKeTe <7/cd0ds. Helen. 1543. EPITH. 'Hyd0e«, 
 
 irovXvfldretpd, KaXXXyvvai^. SYN. 'A^ajas, 'A^ai/a/. 
 'A^atoJ, we, ol, P. N. [" est quidem generale nomen omnium Grsecorum ; sai- 
 
 pius tamen in specie nobiles et principes Graecorum sic vocantur." Damin. 
 
 C. 1945.] Ol ireiQovrai 'A^atot. A. 79> EPITH. 'AKoprjroi ft«X^ s » avciXubes, 
 
 hloi, evKviijiibes, eXXicwnes, tfpivZs, KdprfKdjudoJvres, jj.Eyddvjj.oi, ^aXkoKVJ/juiSes, fJEvia 
 
 TcveiovTES, 'AprjXtyXXoi, ayxEfid^oi, an/jrjrES, bXKa(n:aXot, 6oo\, ndXvKdvoi, Imzo- 
 
 bd/joi, KXvrdTrojXoi. 
 'Abends, et 'A^aK-ds, >), op, adj. [Achivus, Achaicus,] Achaean, Grecian. Ovb 
 
 dv avTr}P rt)p 'A^oid^ pabtws, ^^ec^erd. Acharn. 709* 
 
 1 It still remains a disputed point among the learned, what nation was designated by the term 
 'Axads, in Homer, and its inhabitants 'Axaiol. Heyne has a learned note on this subject at B: 
 681. which though not fully conclusive, contains much useful matter for future examination. 
 
AXAA AX0O 161 
 
 *AxaXTv6s, ov, 6 et fit adj. [erTraenatus,] unbridled. 'k^aKivuiv oTdpaTiov. Bacch. 
 
 381. 
 *Axa\icevrBs t et dxaX/ctfs, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [non aere fabricatus, non aheneus,] not 
 
 formed of brass, not brazen. JleScus a\a\KevToi(rlv ecievicrai vobds. Eur. fr. 
 
 Pirith. 4. See also CE. T. 200. where d^aXicos donXbuv denotes * unarmed 
 
 with shields of brass/ 
 'Axavr], f t s, f}, subst. [mensura Persica frumentaria,] a Persian corn-measure. 
 
 Ovk, dXX' d^avas dbl ye" ypvaiov Xeyet. Acharn. 108. 
 'Adapts, Xros, ace. tv, et axapurrds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [ingratus,] ungrateful, un- 
 gracious, disagreeable. "Aydptv KeXdbov fiovaiZdfievos. Cycl. 486. See Hec. 
 
 137- SYN. ' Air ddvfitds, drjbrjs, ovk aareids, KaKds, Xvirripds, YdXe7ros. 
 'Aftapvevs, ews, 6, subst. et adj. [Acharnensis,] Acharnian, an inhabitant of 
 
 Acharnas, one of the bfjfiot of Attica. Ae7 yap fie tyevyovT etctyvyelv 'A^apveas. 
 
 Acharn. 177- Syn. 'a^opvIkos, (Acharn. 666.) 'AxapvTjXbrjs. (Acharn. 322.) 
 'A^e/yudrds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [nullis tempestatibus agitatus,] untossed by storms. 
 
 'A^e/yLtdrdv fx eire/jLXpe avv ttvoous. iEsch. Suppl. 142. SYN. 'AtcvfiavTb's. 
 'Axetpfjs, eds, 6 et i), adj. [manibus carens,] devoid of hands. 'OKTdndbes, bl- 
 
 KdprjvoX axetpees, oi be KdXevvrai. Batr. 289« 
 'A^e/pwrds, ov, 6 et f}, adj. [manu non factus, insuperabilis,] not made by the 
 
 hand, invincible, not to be extirpated, fyvrevp dxdpwTdv, avTbirowv. CE. C. 
 
 698. 
 A-xZXuXus, et 'A^eXyfo, ov, 6, P. N. [Achelous,] a river which separates Acar- 
 
 nania from jEtolia. T<p, ovte Kpelwv 'A-^eXwids lad<pdpi2ei. $. 194. See also 
 
 Androm. 167. Epith. 'Apyvpdbivr)s, KaXvbuvlos. Phr. See Trach. 9. 
 Axepb#s,ov,j), subst. [prunus sylvestris,] a species of thorn, the sloe-tree. Kot- 
 
 Xrjs r d^epbov Kcnro Xdiuov Tafov. 1 CE. C. 1596. SYN. A\pds. 
 AyipovTlds, et 'A^epouards,* a, ov,adj. [Acheronticus, vel Acherusius,] belonging 
 
 to Acheron. Kpdrei XXpevd XXnwv ye tov ' AyepovrXdv . Here. F. 766. See also 
 
 Here. F. 834. 
 AxtpioXs, ibds, i], subst. [populus alba,] the white poplar. "Hpt^t 6' &»$ 6tZ tis 
 
 bpvs ripcney r) dyephiXs. N. 389- 
 
 'A^epwv, ovtos, 6, P. N. [Acheron,] (l)a river of Thesprotia in Epirus, (2) fa- 
 bulously applied to a river in Orcus or Hell. Evetbrjs 'Ay^poyrd irdXvoTovb'v 
 
 ovk enepaaev . Theocr. 17* 47« EPITH. 'Aevd&s, fiddvs, bivqets Kvdveos, arv- 
 | yvos, oTvyepos, \pv)(pds, oltfnrXift. 
 
 A^evw, et dxeo), v. [doleo, moereo,] to grieve, to groan, to be indignant. ITdp 
 ', be Aa KpdvXwvX Kade^ero, dvpdv dx^vwv. E. 869. See 0. 360. SYN. Avireb- 
 
 fjiai, aXytu), ax^v/uai, dyavaKTeu). 
 \A\rjv, evos, 6 et r/, adj. [pauper,] poor, a beggar. 'Axvv, eK trdreptjv irhXav. 
 
 Theocr. 16. 33. 
 AxnvXa, as, ?/, subst. [egestas, vacuitas,] " gaping for a thing," want. Kai 
 
 irpotnrXeZei ^p^drwv dyrivXa. Choeph. 295. SYN. 'Awdpta, evbeid, cmdvXs. 
 Axdeivos, f), 6v, adj. [molestus,] grievous, odious. 'AxOetvd /joi raXXorpXa 
 1 Kpiveiv kuku. Hec. 1222. SYN. Bdpus, fjL0x^np^ s > TaXalirwpds, dXeyeivds, Xvmj^ 
 
 pos, dXedpXos. 
 
 AxQi}bwv, 6vos, ?/, subst. [tristitia, aegritudo,] sorrow, distress. 'Aei be tov nap- 
 C- 6vt6s axQr\bi»v kukov. P. V. 26. SYN. "A)(0os, dXyus, aXyrjbwv. 
 ii AxBdfiat, f. ax8eadfiat etaxQwdfiai, v. [gravor, molcste fero,] to be laden with 
 is, sorrow, to be grieved, to be indignant. Ov yap ae kwjauZovt dv ^xQofirjv 
 in ijpwv. Alcest. 831. SYN. Ava^opew, dx^vu), dydvaKTeu), dbrjfxdreu), dvXdtii, Xv 
 
 1 TTlUfiai. 
 
 1 AxOos, Ids, to, subst. [(1) onus, (2) molestia,] (l)a load, a load of evil, (2)dis- 
 $ tress, trouble, sorrow. IloXXd yudX'- ovb' av vtjvs UdTOv^vyos dxOds dpoiru. 
 Y. 247. SYN. (1) Bdpos, fioxOfis, (2) Xvirri, dvia, orvyvoTrjs, K&ritf*i&< EPITH. 
 *AtXt)tov, dXXaoTov, oftpX/udv, ETdnXov, OTvyipov. 
 
 f! 
 
 |E ' See Brunck's note on this passage, and Suidas, v/hx*pb° s ' 
 2 'Xx^povtrtas, aSoj, is used in Apoll. 2. 854. 
 
 Pros. Lex. X 
 
162 AXIA AYAY 
 
 'AyiXevs, et 'A^tWcvs, fas et yds, 6, P. N. [Achilles,] the son of Peleus. X^a- 
 
 yeis 'AxtXAiws iraibds eic /jXatQovov. Hec. 24. SYN. AldnXbrjs, YlrjXeiwv, II??- 
 \eibrjs. EPITH. 'A/xv/iwv, deois eirXeUeXos, fxeyd tyepraros 'A^aiwv, ofipXfxds, 
 
 oXfiXds, vtos IT^Xeos, bdfypiov, bovpXuXvTds, KXvros, wals QerXbds, Trdbds wkvs, 
 
 opXafios dvbpiov, ireXu)pXds 9 Trobas Taxys, KToXXTCOpdos, Tayvs, avail;, oXods, 7rot/i»)j/ ! 
 
 Xawv, dyavos, Kpdrepds, KvbdXXfxds, deoeiKeXds, (paibXfids, <f)XXds Au, 'ApijXds, 
 
 Aioyevr}s, e<r0Xds, [xeyddvfios, TrdbdpKrjS, irdbwKris, bids, QvfidXeitiV, prfei]vtap, 
 "'AxXaivta, as, rj, subst. [defectus vestium,] tattered clothes, rags. %oQXhs 
 
 eveyKwv y, clvtX rfjs aj(XaiyXas. Helen. 128. SYN. ^vff^XaivXa. 
 "AxXdds, ov, et contr. d~xXovs, 6 et fj, adj. [ubertate destitutus,] destitute of 
 
 verdure, barren. YSpdrolaX §' axXod itebXd yds. Helen. 1343. 
 AxXvs, vds, r), subst. [caligo,] mist, fog, darkness. TdioX b' an o^daXfjidv 
 
 veifrds ayXvos waev 'Adfjvrj. O. 668. SYN. Zo(j)ds, (words, bvdtyds, dfjCfyXri. j 
 
 EPITH. Alvij, bvofepa, spefivrj, ddvdrr)(j)dpds, QeaireaXa, KeXatvrj, Katcy. 
 ^AxXvoj, f. vffio, v. [obscuror,] to grow dark. "H^Xvae be tzovtos vn avrfjs. p. 
 
 405. SYN. licdTovfjiai. 
 "AxvVi V s , hi subst. [" est in genere, res non cohaerens, sed minutatim 
 
 sparsa;" Damm. c. 27370 chaff, foam. EEoXXov be rpdfl Kvfxd KvXivberaX, 
 
 vipdoe & a^yri. A. 307* SYN.^A^pfo, a~xXvs, Kanvds, dyppos. 
 Axvvfjcai, et dxpfxat, v. [doleo,] to grieve, to mourn. "A\vpfiat, bmrdre rls 
 
 fivriffri Kebvdio dvaKTos. £. 170. 
 "AxoXos, ov, 6 et ft, adj. [felle carens,] devoid of gall. Nrjnevdes r d^oXov re, 
 
 Kctfcwv eicXXr)Qdv dTravTiov* b. 221. 
 *AxopevTos, et dxppds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [chorearum expers, illaetabilis,] joyless. 
 
 "Aras tceXdbelv dxdpevrovs. Troad. 121. See also (E. C. 1223. Syn. Ilajoa- 
 
 fjLOvads, dvavXds. 
 "Axds, eds, to, subst. [mo3ror,] mourning, sorrow. "ft* ^dro* UrtXeiiovX 6' dxos 
 
 yever, kv be oX r)rop. A. 188. SYN. 'Avia, aXyos, dxQds, Xv7rrj. EPITH. 
 
 AXvdv, dXaorov, aTXyrdv, oty, icvkXvov, dXeyeivdv, dfieyaprdv, eXeeivdv, ari/- 
 
 yepdv. 
 "Axpavrds, ov, 6 et i), adj. [impollutus, castus,] unpolluted, pure, chaste. 
 
 "Axpavrdv cufid KaXkXnapdevov beprjs* Iph. A. 1573. SYN.^A^pat^v^s, a\pav- 
 
 ards, ddiKTos, dicripdrds, ayvds. 
 ""Axpds, dbds, fit subst. [primus sylvestris,] the sloe-tree. See"Axqo5os. 'Axpas 
 
 tXs kytcXeioaa ex et Ta °" tr td. Eccles. 352. 
 "Ax/>e«os, a, dv, et 6 et fi, adj. [inutilis, ineptus,] useless, sluggish, foolish. Ovo' 
 
 tbs dxpeiov rcis yvvcuicds ev Xeyeiv. Eur. Suppl. 299* SYN. ^AxpyGrds, direot- 
 
 Kuts, airpeirYis, Kovtyds, <j>avXds. 
 "AxPWaTfc* ov > et aXPWuv, dvds, 6 et fi, adj. [carens pecunia,] poor, without 
 
 money. 'AxprjpdTOtcrt. SirifxXais ravpovfxevdv, Choeph. 269. See Solon. Syn. 
 
 'Avdpyvpos, dfiXds, dirdpos, d'ipds, aKXrjpds. 
 ""Axpvords, ov, 6 et r}, adj. [inutilis, incommodus,] useless, hurtful, ineffec- 
 tual, disadvantageous. Kovbev y dxPWtdv, ovbe x? 1 l (Tl l JLOV ^dpdv. Iph. 
 
 A. 521. SYN.^Axpelos, dv(0(f>eXrjs, fiXdfiepds, Kaicds, itdvripds, d(rvfx(pdpds, dva- 
 
 vqrds. 
 ^AxpX, et axpis, adv. [usque ad,] as far as, until. Apv^ dwd fivwviov and b\ 
 
 oaredv aypXs dpa%£. II. 324. SYN. "Ews, fiexPh xddoXov. 
 "Axpworos, ov, 6 et 7], adj. [coloris expers,] uncolored, colorless, 'fts ovk dxpot- 
 
 ard ydvdr efxtiv efct xepwv. Helen. 838. 
 'Axvp/nXd, ds, i), et dx^pwv, Qvds, 6, subst. [acervus palearum,] a heap of chaff. 
 
 At b* dirdXevKalvovraX dxvpfiXaX' S>s rdr 'Axaiol. E. 502. See also Vesp. 
 
 1310. 
 "kxvpdv, ov, to, subst. [palea, straraen,] chaff, straw. 'Ek KdXd/ias dxvpov re- 
 
 Xedei Ttjfidffbe fidXiard. Theocr. 10. 40. SYN. 'Adfip, tcaptyr), axvq, 
 *A\pdXaKTds, ov, 6 et f}, adj. [qui tactus non est,] untouched, unpunished 
 
 'ATrrjXdev axpdXaKTos. Lysistr. 275, 
 "A-^avards, ov, o et r), adj. [qui non est tactus ; qui non tetigit,] untouched ; 
 
AYET BABA 163 
 
 not having touched. "Aipavvros eyypvs, e'i tX jit) tw '/*$ Trtfffy. CE. R. 969. 
 SYN. 'Anadris, ddiKros, aiciVTjTos, aipaXatcrds. 
 
 'A\peyews, adv. [sine reprehensione,] without censure or reproof. 'Ai/zeyews 
 fjieaarjalv evl peZovaiv dyvtais. Apoll. 2. 101 9« 
 
 'A\peyfjs, eds, et axpetcrds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [irreprehensus,] irreproachable, blame- 
 less, harmless. 'A^eyes iteX^v -epas. Soph. Electr. 497. See Theog. 797* 
 SyN."a^uw//os, afxefxirros, dpLVfJiuv. 
 
 'Ail/ei/Sew, v. [non mentior,] not to lie, to tell the truth, to be sincere. Upos & 
 e/x a.\pevbeXv del. Trach. 475. 
 
 'Axfrevbrjs, eds, 6 et r), adj. [mentiri nescius,] free from lying, true, infalli- 
 ble. Nrjpeios* irpdtyriTris TXavKos, aipevbrjs Beds. Orest. 358. SYN. 'AXr)&Xvds, 
 aXrjdfjS. 
 
 'AxprjKTds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [non rasus, durus,] unshaved, rough, hard. Tybe y 
 a\priKTq> 7rdra^w rw KdB6pv<o rrjV yvdBov. Lysistr. 658. SYN. 'AKdjidrds, (jkXtj- 
 
 POS, CLKTEVIOTOS. 
 
 'AxpTityHTTds, ov, 6 et i), adj. [qui non suffragia tulit,] one who has not given his 
 
 vote, unvoted. TXs a\\jr)(picT6s ; dviGTaoBu). Vesp. 750. 
 'A\pls, ~ihds, et Ion. a\p\s, rj, subst. [(1) vinculum, (2) arcus, testudo, (3)rotae 
 
 circulus,] a fastening, a bow, a shell, the felly of a wheel, a wheel. 
 
 'AxjAbd irerpa irpovfidXibv dy/z/udros. Hipp. 1228. SYN. Aeff^uos, yeXvs, ye- 
 
 \ujvt}. 
 A\P6ppdds, et b:\poppds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [refluus, retrogradus,] flowing back, 
 
 ebbing, retrograde, back. 'Ev 7rpdY#jfs he (3dXoi axpoppdoi) '[tKedvciio. v. 65. 
 
 See also P. V. 1020. Syn. UdXlppdds. 
 "A\pds, ids, to, subst. [compages membrorum ; artus,] a joint. Elbe b* dvaKXtv- 
 
 Belad" XvBev be 01 axjjed Ttdvrd. b. 794. SYN. 'Alps, £evyfid, fieXtis, yvlov, 
 
 K&Xov. 
 'A\pd(jxr)Tds, et d\pd((>ds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [nullum edens sonum,] noiseless. 'AW 
 
 a^/6(j)rjTds o^ewv KuKvpdrioy. Aj. Fl. 321. See also Call. 2. 12. 
 "A-j/vxds, ov, 6 et ri, adj. [vitae expers ; timidus,] lifeless; cowardly. Olov 
 
 b* a\pv-)(oiffXi> eoiKores elbuXotoXv. Apoll. 4. 1280. SYN, "ABvpids, droXfids, 
 
 beiXds. 
 "Aw, see^AaoTcw, ox"Arip.X. 
 'Awpi, adv. [intern pestive,] unseasonably. IloXXdKi vvktos dtvpX' Tpe<p<o be roX 
 
 evbend vefipws. Theocr. 11. 40. SYN. 'Akcu'ows, irdpd Katpov. 
 *Ah)pXa, as, i), subst. [intempestivitas,] an unseasonable time. 'AXX' dtapXav 
 
 iJKovres. Acharn. 23. SYN. 'AtcaXpXa. 
 "Awpds, et dwpXos, ov, 6 et i), adj. [intempestivus, indecorus, negligens,] unsea- 
 sonable, untimely, improper, negligent. T ft ttjs dwpov Bvydrep aBXXa tvxW' 
 
 Hec. 423. See also Arat. Phaen. 1076. Syn." Aicatpbs, deiicr)s, airpeirr)s, d\dpXs. 
 'AwpdwKTos, ov, 6 et t), adj. [intempesta nocte veniens, &c] coming at an 
 
 unseasonable part of the night. Hveiov, dwpdvvKrdv afifidapid. Choeph. 31. 
 
 SYN. MeadvvKTids. 
 'Awrew, v. [(1) flores decerpo, (2) carpo, ut somnum,] (1) to pluck or gather 
 
 flowers, (2) to enjoy, as sleep. "Epyed, Tvbeds vie, ti 7ravvv\dy v-kvov dwrcTs ; 
 
 K. 159- SYN. (1) 'A7rav0<£a>, diroXavu), (2) KaBevbu). 
 "awtov, to, etdiorvs, 6, gen. ov, subst. [flos ; praestantissimum cujusque rei,] a 
 
 flower; the most excellent of its kind. Ai-icas dwTds, eaXds alvtiv. Nem. 
 
 3. 50. SYN."Av0os ; IpXdv, OTe<j>dvds, dyaXpid. 
 
 B. 
 
 Bd/3at, Bd/3atd^, [interjectio admirantis, papae!] bravo! ToU xoipXbXoiaiv t apd 
 TpwfyvTai ; /3d/3at. Acharn. 806. See Ran. 63. 
 
 1 Nrjp&s is here scanned as a spondee. 
 
164 BABY BA0Y 
 
 JSoflvXojv, Qvds, ij, P. N. [Babylon,] the capital of Assyria. Kat aKoprtffral 
 
 Mvffoi' BdfivXbv b\ Pers. 52. EPITH. HdXvxpvods, Kpdvdi), vnep(pXdX6s. PHR. 
 
 n Hv aa(j>a\T<p ebrjai TLepipdjuus. Theocr. 17. 94. 
 Bay/xd, are's, to, subst. [sermo, rumor,] talk, rumor. Al-avrj bvcrdpdd /Say^udrd ; 
 
 Peft. 642. SYN. Avbrj, dpoos, (priori. 
 Bdbr\v, adv. [pedetentim,] step by step, slowly. TW be (3dbrjv dirXovros cacov- 
 
 Tiffe bovpX tydeivw. N. 5l6. SYN. 'Efifidbov, ype/jid. 
 Bd§/c?w, f. Pabiovpai, v. [gradior,] to walk, to proceed along, "laov fidblcleiv 
 
 riiv evXav&iov kvk\6v. Phcen. 554. SYN. BatVw, /Sdoxw, kXw, 7rdpev6fJLat, irepX- 
 
 irdTeu), obeixo, o*Tei(3(o. PHR. Aiaww 7rofjnrXjuiovs \voas ■RobGjv. 
 BdbXaXs, Zojs, ?/, subst. [ingressus,] walk, gait. 'lo)ro^ ti, rr} fidbXcrei kcil t$ 
 
 rdxet. Piut. 334. SYN. Hdpdbds, r/XvaXs, ndpeia, fidbos. 
 Babtcrrtds, gerund, adj. [gradiendus,] must go. BdbtoTeov y dp' IotXv ettX 
 
 Tovbl ndXXv. Ran. 656. 
 BdbiffTris, ov, 6, subst. [tolutarius, cursor,] a walker, a runner. Td%vs fidbioTi)s 
 
 Tepjxovuyv dv i]TtrlTO. Med. 1179* 
 BdbiarXKdSy 7), 6v, adj. [qui veloces liabet pedes,] nimble, swift-footed. N?) 
 
 70v At', o*s bvTOS ye [ii) fidbivrXKOv. Ran. 128. SYN. Td^v7rovs, 7rdbapKt]s,7rdbds 
 
 WKVS. 
 
 Bdbos, ov, 6, subst. [gressus, iter,] a walk. Am ravrd Tovbe top fidbov (3dbi£d- 
 
 \xiv, Av. 42. SYN. BdbXaXs. 
 Bd£w, f. <tw et £o», v. [dico, loquor,] to speak. Tpuwv lirirdbdfuov' av be ravr 
 
 dvefiwXXd flaclets. A. 355. SYN. See Avbdd). 
 Bdd/Ms y Ibds et Hbds, rj, et fiadfws, ov, 6, subst. [gradus, limen, basis,] a step, 
 
 entrance, threshold, the base of a statue. Ai&vds aicpdv fiddjjiibwv. Pyth. 5. 
 
 8. See also Apoll. 3. 1334. Syn. BdaXs, fifj/jd, fiddpdv, KXipaZ. 
 Bddos, eds, to, subst. [profunditas,] depth, breadth. "Aibtiv, Kvefydid t afxfi 
 
 Taprdpov fiddri' P. 1065. SYN. B&vdds, (jvQds, fivaads. 
 Badpeia, as, f], subst. [sedes, asylum,] a seat, a place of refuge. BdOpeias, 
 
 flddpeias, yepdv. iEsch. Suppl. 86*1. SYN. Bddpov. 
 BdQpdv, ov, to, subst. [gradus, fundamentum, basis,] a step, the base of a 
 
 statue, foundation, seat. r ft irdrpydv earXas pddpdv. Aj. F. 860. SYN. Ba- 
 
 BfxXs, de/jteXXdv, dyaXfxd. 
 BddvfiovXds, ov, 6 et i], adj. [profundi consilii,] deeply wise. QpovrXbd Kebvr)v 
 
 kcu fidBvfiovXop. Pers. 14/. SYN. BdOvfxrjTris, (3d0v(f>piov f fiddvvovs. 
 BdQvyews, ov, 6 et r), adj. [pinguis (de terris),] having a deep soil, fertile. 
 
 Oo7/3os Kal fiddvyetdp efxrjv noXXv efypdoe Barrw. Call. 2. 65. SYN. BddvXrjXds, 
 
 evyeios. 
 Bddvbivrjs, ov, et fidQvbivi'ieis, evrds, adj. [profundos vortices habens,] abound- 
 ing with deep eddies, deeply flowing. "Aird b y dp' 'H^a/oroto jieyas Trdrdjuos 
 
 fidQvblvris. Y. 73. See also $. 15. 
 Bddvbo£,6s, ov, 6 et f/, adj. [celeberrimus,] very glorious. Bddvbo-£ot ydrdves, 
 
 wv kXZos ap-6)]oev. Pyth. 1. 128. 
 Bddvgojvds, ov, 6 et $1, adj. [profundum, i.e. demissum sinum habens,] deep- 
 girdled, long-waisted. T ft fiddvclwvwv dvaaad UepaXbwv v-nreprdTTj. Pers. 155. 1 
 
 SYN. BddvoTepvus, (DdQvKoXirds. 
 BddvOpit, TpXxos, o et hi a dj. [bene lanatus, villosus,] thick-haired, shaggy. 
 
 Mi/Xd fidQvTpXyd fiooKeraX alei. Horn. Apoll. 412. 
 BdOvicXrjs, rjds, 6, P. N. [Bathvcles,] 'ErpdneT, eKreivev be BadvicXija. fieyddvfiov. 
 
 n. 594. 
 
 BddvKoXrrtis, ov, 6 et y), adj. [demissum sinum habens,] deep-bosomed, long- 
 waisted. OJfxai a<f epdruv ex fiddvic6Xirt»v. Sept. Theb. 862. SYN. See 
 Bddv£(ovds. 
 
 Bddv Kprjfxvds, ov, 6 et »'/, adj. [altas et profundas ripas habens,] having banks 
 steep and rugged. BddvuprifxvoiaX b' aju<f)\ Nem. 9. Q5. 
 
 Bddvvpfiiris, ibds, 6 et 7), adj. [alta fundamenta habens,] having a deep founda- 
 1 See Dr. Bl. Sept. Theb. 362. 
 
BA0Y BAIO 165 
 
 tion, strongly built. UXwe {3ddvnpri7nbb's en evped brjfjdv 'Aflvbov. Musre. 229. 
 HadoXeifids, ov, et fiaOvXeifjim', uv&s, 6 et r/, adj. [ampla pascua habens,] having 
 
 fertile or extensive meads. <I>/7pds re CdQeas, iib^'Avdeiav fidBvXeifidv. I. 293. 
 
 See also Pyth. 10. 23. 
 BadvX-ijlds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [ferax,] having deep corn, fruitful. 'Ev b' eridei 
 
 Tefiepos fiddvXifiov' ei'Od cV cV epiOot. 2. 550. SYN. Bddvyeios, evyews, eviiap- 
 
 nos, eytcapnos. 
 BddvfiaXXdSf ov, 6 et r/, adj. [villosus,] thick-wooled, fine-fleeced. Aep/ud be 
 
 Kpiov fiaOiifjiaXXdv dyetv. Pyth. 4. 286. SYN. Bddv6pt%, noXvOptj-,, Xa^yijeis, 
 
 baav/jiaXXos. 
 TScidvfxt'iTT)!:, JEo\. (jadi) /uiiro., ov, 6 et rj, adj. [profundi ingenii,] possessing great 
 
 talent. "Ends eyjo' Bd0fyo/rd Xelpuv. Nem. 3. 92. SYN. Bd0u/3ovXos. 
 Bddvvoj, v. [excavo,] to hollow, to deepen, to dig deep. 'E^epp^ev obo'io, {3d- 
 
 Qvve be ^wpdv dnavrd. *¥. 421. 
 Bddv&Xds, ov, 6 et ?;, adj. [densus arboribus,] thickly wooded. Uerpats, to cV 
 
 vXrjs ev fidOvfyXo) (f)d(3r). Bacch. 1136. SYN. haducrKlos, dvi)Xios. 
 BdOvnebios, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [latani planitiem habens,] having a wide and level 
 
 plain. Badinreblu) Nefxea. Nem. 3. 31. 
 BdOvn-XoKcifjids, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [comam densis cincinnis nexam habens,] deep- 
 curled. 'E^eirjs 6' yi<jk7]to fiddvnXdtcdfids KvBepetd. Apoll. 1. 742. 
 BaOvnXovTGs, ov, b et >/, adj. [przedives,] having great wealth, rich. Kcu fiadu- 
 
 nXovrov yBdvd, kq'l. iEsch. Suppl. 557. 
 BddvppeiTTjs, ov, fiadvppeiwv, ovros, et fidduppdos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [profunde 
 
 fluens,] deeply flowing, very deep. Ovbe fiddvppeiTad fieya aQevds ^.Kedvold. 
 
 $. 195. See also Apoll. 2. 797. and H. 422. 
 BddvppiZos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [altas habens radices,] deeply rooted. El bid/las' 
 
 nebodev be, (3ddvppi£6v nep eovadv. Apoll. 1. 1 199* 
 BdQvs, eld, v, adj. [profundus, &c] deep, full, large. Baku's ye toi Aip- 
 
 tcalos dvd%(i)pe~iv nopos. Phcen. 742. SYN. YldXvjoevOris, dfivaods, rdvdos, vnep- 
 
 fxeyedr}s. 
 Bddv<TKu<pris, eds, 6 et rj, adj. [alte effossus,] deeply dug. 'AW i) nvodiaXv, rj 
 
 fiddvffKdQel. Kovei, Soph. Electr. 435. 
 BdQvo-Kids, ov, 6 et I], adj. [altam umbram edens,] shady. Uerprjs els Kevdfiuva 
 
 fldQvaKldv, evdd re Nvfj<j>r). H. ill Merc. 229- 
 BdOvandpos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [quod alte seritur,] deeply sown, deeply furrowed. 
 
 Kcu fiddvinrdpovs. Phcen. 6*57. 
 BdQvaxoivos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [juncis obsitus, juncosus,] thickly set with rushes. 
 
 'Aaionbv tV ikovt& (3dQu(T , )(0ivov, Xej(enoirjv. A. 383. 
 BdQxHppwv , ovds, o et ri, adj. [callidus, prudens,] deep-minded, inscrutable. 
 
 'EXeidvtd, ndpebpos Motpdv (3d6v(j)pdv<j)V. Nem. 7- 1« SYN. BddvfiovXos, fiddv- 
 
 /j.yTT)s, (idQvvovs. 
 "Bddv(f}vXXds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [frondosus,] broad-leaved. Avrdp efio\ yXvicvs vnv&s 
 
 vnb nXdruvy (3d6vcf)vXXu). Mosch. Id. 5. SYN. '£/>t0v\Aos, eivdattyvXXos, k6}ii)- 
 
 rrjSf evOdXr/s. 
 BdOv^aiTrjs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [qui densam habet cazsaricm,] having thick or long 
 
 hair. AvTdvdr)vQ\ ?)v yfifxlv 'Aptoralos /3d0j>^atr7js. Hes. Theog. §77 > SYN. 
 
 Bddv7rXdKd/uos. 
 Bd0vyJW> ovos, b et //, adj. [altam habens tellurem, fertilis,] deep-soiled, fer- 
 tile. Thv j^dQvxBov cudv. Sept. Theb. 29^. Syn. See Ba0*A#Wfr. 
 Ba/vw, f. fitiaofxai, v. [ire facio, gradior,] to cause to go, to lead, to move, to 
 
 go. 1 Els aicpd firjvai /c\t/id/,a>^ £>>'/\drd. ElIT. Suppl. 739. SYN. 'E/i/3a<Vw, 
 
 £7ri/3at'vw, (jdbi$(o, TreplndTEU), nupevo), crre/^w, d/itXXdoyuai nubt. 
 Baids, d, 6v, adj. [parvus, modicus,] slight, moderate, slightly attended. Ho- 
 
 Tepfv e^wpet fiaios. CE. R. 750. SYN. Mupos, a/nKpijs, tvtOos, fip(i%vi, 
 
 ■>){3ai8$. 
 
 1 In the 2d aor. the intransitive meaning of " to go" is always used. 
 
166 BAIT BAAA 
 
 Bcura,. as, Dor. et pairri, rjs, Ion. r/, subst. [lsena consuta ex corio seu pellibus,] 
 a coarse covering, cloak. Tay fiafrav dirobvs es KvpuTa rrjva. aXevjucu. Theocr. 
 
 3. 25. SYN. kicpdepa. 
 
 BaKrrjpXa, as, fj, fiaKrrjpXov, ov, (Zaicrpevfid, aros, to, et fiaiCTpdv, ov, to, [bacillus, 
 
 scipio,] a stick, a staff, a support. OIs Udaeib&v 'AatydXetos eorXv r} flaKrripXa. j 
 
 Acharn. 682. See also Acharn. 447. Phoen. 1555. Troad. 278. Syn.2*7>- 
 
 tzmv, aKrjiTiov, okittuv, pa(3bos, pdirdXds. EpiTH. 'AfiTeXoeis, avro(j)\oids, KiaaX- 
 
 vbs, rfbeld. 
 *BctKxaw, v. [bacchor,] to be inspired by Bacchus, to revel, to rage. Ba^x? 
 
 7rpds aXKrjv, Qvids d)s, <J)bfiov fiXiwtov. Sept. Theb. 494. 
 BaK^Ja, as, rj, subst. [bacchatio,] a festival of Bacchus, a revel. Nuy b\ rjirep 
 
 kv bdfxoi(Tl Pamelas KdXfjs. Choeph. 686. 
 Baxxefiatcxos, ov, 6, subst. [acclamatio, in sacrifices, quae fiebat in honorem 
 
 DionysiJ a sacrificial shout in honor of Bacchus. 'HaOevr XriTraiiavtoai, Ka\ 
 
 BaicxefiaKxov %<rai> Equit. 407. 
 BaK^eios, a, ov, et /Sa^etwnjs, ov, 6, adj. [Baccheus,] Bacchean, belonging to 
 
 Bacchus. Bcucxetdi' avT£KXa£ov aXXijXais fieXos. Baccll. 608. See CE. C. 678. 
 
 SYN. BaKxXds, Baicxntds. 
 BaKxVi V s y et BaKxXs, Xbds, f], subst. [(1) Bacchi sacerdos, (2) quovis furore 
 
 bacchanali percita,] a priestess of Bacchus ; a devotee to Bacchus, a frantic 
 
 woman. Albo/jieva, (bepdfxai BaK^a vekvwv. Phoen. 1503. See also Antig. 
 
 1129. SYN. Matvds. See Theocr. 26. Epith. 'AoXds, Kabfieia, Bvpao- 
 
 <f>opds, eic<j>p<ov, irdpaTrXf)];, vvktXtvoXos, x<*|°° 7r, )j Xvaads, dpeaoifiaros, QioaavTos, 
 
 fxdvids, fxavi(i)brjs, XdcpvarXa, Kepaatyopos. 
 BaKxev/nd, drds, to, subst. [(l) furor Bacchicus, (2) ylur. Bacchanalia,] (l) Bac- 
 chanalian fury, (2) the orgies of Bacchus. Tdaovbe y ei-w anjadfiai /3aK)/cu- 
 
 /udra/*>. Troad. 369. 
 BaKx^v aXfibv, ov, to, et Baicxevo-Xs, ews, rj, subst. [bacchatio,] bacchanalian 
 
 frenzy, revelling. Mcivtis & 6 batfiwv obi' to yap fian'xevoXfxbv. Bacch. 294. 
 
 See also Bacch. 353. Syn. Ba^e/a. 
 BaKxevtj, et Ba^td^w, v. [bacchor,] to be inspired by Bacchus, to revel, to 
 
 rage. Avrai ere flaicxevovaX avyyevet ^dVw; Orest. 405. See Cycl. 204. Syn. 
 
 BaKxdd), dvdfiaicxcvb), fxaivofiai. 
 BaicxXdbat, wi>, ol, P. N. [Corinthii,] the Corinthians, so called from Bacchia 
 
 the daughter of Bacchus. Etcdre Baicx?dbai, yevErjv 'Efvpqdev eovtes. Apoll. 
 
 4. 1212. 
 
 BaKxXds, et flaicxeios, a, 6v, adj. [Bacchicus,] of or belonging to Bacchus. Uepl 
 era BaKx? opyXd, fxaTpos re ads. Bacch. 99^>- See Baicxbs. 
 
 BaKxos, et BaKxXds, ov, 6, P. N. [Bacchus,] the son of Jupiter and Semele, and 
 the God of wine. Kpar^pa re Bd^ou. Iph. A. 106l. See also Bacch. 191. 
 SYN. AXovvabs, AXwvvabs, Zaypevs, "laicx° s i ^djSaclXbs, Avoids, M.r)6v/jiva~ids. 
 EPITH. Qpdavs, dpTirpeiriis, d\r}Br)s, dniifxwv, dTapj3r]Tos, dirdXbs, ayXdbbiopbs, 
 aXe^rjTrjp, dbaupvTos, uKoprjTos, dicbpeffrbs, dtrXb^pbs, dvaXnis, dvovrdrbs, dbfipiTos, 
 dfirjTiop, dfiat^dKETos, fiorpvbets, ydXi]va~ids, bbpvaobbs, bupiKTrjTos, boXbets, 
 bvoepws, eptfipEfierrjs, evu)br]s } evvfxvbs, $eiov, £ddebs, fjbvs, fjvs, dvpffbfxdvrjs, 
 QriXvudvris, driXvQpiov, Qrjfiaiyevrjs, 'IicdpXos, KaXos, t/Jiepdeis, KtaaoaTecpiis, KaXXX- 
 vikos, XvaXirovos, AvbXos, MvybovXos, fiaivofievos, [.lereirTdXeuos, fxeiXXxXos, vrj' 
 TrevQris, wktXttoXos, vvtCTO(j)drjs, olvofidpfjs, olarpijeis, dpeifjidv^s, TTvpX~7rveiiov, toXv- 
 VTdQvXos, irddeivds, <J)iXd7raiy/Ji($)V, xP Vff ° KO 'l JLr } s > X a ^ i: °X* Tl0V > X"P €VT *i 5 > ^dyovds, 
 XpvaeofxiTpr)s, KiaaoKoiiris, epTfipo fib's, Maivdbatv, dfioffroXos. 
 
 BdXdvelov, ov, to, subst. [balneum,] a bath. Tds ttveXovs <pj\a\v fcardX^etrO' kv 
 PdXdv€t<(>. Equit. 1060. SYN. Aovrpov, Xoerpov, irXvvds. EPITH. rXvicepov, 
 Kdddpov, Xvai7cbvov. 
 
 BdXdvevs, i(as, b, subst. [balnea tor,] the keeper of a bath or bagnio. 'AW d 
 fidXdvevs cX^et 0fy>a£' avrov, Xd/3a/i/. Plut. 9^5. 
 
 1 The word Bcc«x«s does n ot occur in Homer. 
 
BAAA BAPA 167 
 
 BaXayevu), v. [nrinistro, proprie, aquam in balneo,] to supply with water in 
 
 the bath, to serve, tyepovras tiffirep fidXdvev oovTds. Lysistr. 337. 
 BdXdvds, ov, >/, subst. [(1) glans, fructus quercus, (2) extremi penis carnosa 
 
 substantia,] an acorn, date, bar, bolt, gland. 'EXflwv tKeivr\ tyiv jSdXdydy 
 
 evapjuoffdv. Lysistr. 413. EP1TH. Merdetio/s. 
 BdXdvdoj, v. [objice immisso obsero,] to bolt, to bar, to stop up. NvV /iky 
 
 yap ovros fiefjaXdvcoKe tt}v dvpav, Eceles. 36*1. SlfN. '^.micXeiu, kclte^oj, 
 
 iraKTou). 
 BdXavTXtiTbfxbs, ov, 6, subst. [sector crumenarui/i,] a cutpurse, a pickpocket. 
 
 Tols Xi*)7robvTats teal toigX j3dXavTXr)Tb/xois. Ran. 772. 
 BdXdvTXby, ov, to, subst. [crumena,] a purse, a money-bag. Jlpeaflets, expyrts 
 
 apyvpXov fidXavrXd. Equit. 1197. 
 BaX))v, 6, subst. [rex,] a king. BdX>}»>, ap-^alos fiaXrjy, XdX, Xkov. Pers. 663. * 
 
 SYN. See fidaXXevs. 
 BaXfils, "ibbs, rj, subst. [(l) locus, unde ii, qui cursu certaut, emittuntur, 
 
 carceres, (2) raeta,] the starting-place in a race, the goal. *Hy Xbov, Kal 
 
 brj rXvatraei tcpard (jaX(3ib(ov and. Here. F. S63. SYN. "AtyeoXs, Kprjiris, repfid, 
 
 repfjiwy. 
 BaXXds, a, ov, adj. [(1) maculosus, seu (2) velox. Vide doctiss. Monk, ad 
 
 Hipp. 218.] MeXZ-wv, fiaXXai re Xvytces. Alcest. 595. SYN. (1) KaraariKTos. 
 
 albXbs, (2) -a^ys. 
 BaXXw, f. dXw, v. [jacio, &c] to cast, to strike,, to throw, to drive out. Ylptv 
 
 dv oe yaias Tep/iovojv efa /3dXw. Med. 278. SYN. 'P/7rrw, dnoppiirTtt), clttu- 
 
 fiaXXio, bind), aKOvri^h), Traia), 
 Bafifiaiyu), v. [tremo (labiis),] to falter, to stammer. Bafifialywv, dpdflos be bxd 
 
 ardfid yivir bbovTioy. K. 375. 
 Ba^u/id, drds, to, subst. [tinctura,] an immersion, a dye. *Hr eKeiv6s §r\aXv 
 
 elvat /3d/i/id ^apbXavXKov. Pax 1174. SYN. 'AXoi^rj. 
 Bdvavffds, ov, oetr/, adj. [mechauicus; illiberalis,] a mechanic, a laborer; mean, 
 
 degrading. Ov yap fldvavaov rfiv Te\vr)v eKTTjadfATjy. Aj. F. 1141. 
 Ba£Xs, eivs, r/, subst. [fama, oraculum,] fame, report, oracle. Keyyjv dicovaas, 
 
 /3a£iv, ffV 0o/3^> oQdXeis. Orest. 1575. SYN. QrjfJiri, d/coj), dpoos, XoyoSf nvarXs, 
 
 (fxirXs, ixavreioy. 
 Banrds, rj, dv, adj. [tinctus, immersus,] dyed, dipped, colored. T H Ilbffeibby, 
 
 <jjs erepos av (oairTos bpvXs ovroffi. Aves 287- 
 Ba7rrw, v. [(1) mergo, (2) tingo, (3) haurio,] to dip, to dye, to stain, to draw. 
 
 Ba^aa eveyne bevpo novrXas dXos. Hec. 608. SYN. (1) TlXvvut, (2) <papfiaaau), 
 
 (3) dpv<o. 
 BdpaQpov, ov, to, subst. [hiatus profundior,] a deep pit into which criminals 
 
 were thrown at Athens. See Bepidpbv. 'Eyw be y es to fidpddpbv e/*/3dXo*p 
 
 at. Ran. 574. 
 BapftapXnos, i), bv, adj. [mores barbarorum referens, barbarus,] belonging to 
 
 foreigners, barbaric. BapfidpXKr) teal KeXroV. Call. 4. 175. 
 Bappdpds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [(1) barbarus, homo non recte et sonore loquens, 
 
 (Vid. Damm. c. 2507.) (2) non Graecus, (3) agreslis,] barbarous, notaGreek; 
 
 uneducated, uncivilised, savage, unintelligible. TXs 'EXXds *i tis fiapfibpbs. 
 
 Phoen. 1524. SYN. BapfidpXKos, irdXiyyXuJoabs. 
 Bap(3dpb(j>u)vbs, ov, b et //, adj. [barbaro ore loquens,] speaking a barbarous lan- 
 guage. Nacres ov Kapuiy ijyrjadTb fiapfidpb(f><jjvu>v. B. 867* 
 Bapfidpbo), v. [barbarum reddo,] to render barbarous. Btfiapfidpwvai ^pbrXbs 
 
 u>v ev fiapfidpois. Orest. 479- 
 BapfiiTdv, ov, to, et fiapfiiTvs, ov, y, subst. [instrumentum musicum, multis 
 
 chordis intentum,] a harp, lute, lyre. 'A fiappXTos be x°p^> a ~ is ' Anacr. 1. 3. 
 
 SYN. Avpa, KXOdpa. EPITH. MiXfypwv. 
 fyupbioTbs, poet, pro Bpabtarbs, superl. a Bpdbvs, q. v. 
 
 1 See Dr. Blomfield's very learned note on this passage in bis Glossary. 
 
168 BAPE BAPV 
 
 Bapeu), v. [gravor,] to be loaded, to be oppressed. $j} bs bdKpvnXweiv /3tjGa- 
 
 p-qora /jle (j>pevas oivu). r. 122. SYN. Bdpvvdfiai, emflpidh), irXiS.ofxa.i ayQlio. 
 BdpXs, ibds, if, subst. [navigium, ratis,] a boat or barge used on the Nile. 1 
 
 HovarOe, oova& ettX fiapiv o7rws 7rob(oi>. ^scb. Suppl. 833. SYN.S^eSia, vavs. 
 BapKaibs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [Barcaeus,] belonging to Barce, a country in Africa, 
 
 Barcaean. MerwTra avjirraiovaX Baptcaiois b^pis. Soph. Electr. 729- SYN. At- 
 
 (3vkos. 
 Bdpbs, eds, to, subst. [pondus, gravitas,] a weight, burthen, load ; importance. 
 
 'AW ayyeXlas (3dpos dpdfXEva. Hec. 104. SYN. BpWbs, j3pXdbirvprj, dvXa, 
 
 cL^Bbs, la^ys. 
 BapvaXyrjTds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [graviter dolens, seu gravem dolorem inferens,] 
 
 very grievous, distressing. BdpvdXyrjr' e/jloi §' d%bs caratce. Aj. Fl. 200. Syn. 
 
 Bdpvs, aXyetvbs, ^d\£7ros. • 
 Bapva^s, Dor. pro fiapvrixvs, ^os, 6 etrj, adj. [graviter sonans,] deeply sounding 
 
 or groaning, distressing. r il xQbvXcu jjapvax^es ofiflpbtyopoi 0' d/jd. Av. 1750. 
 BdpvjSpeixerrjs, ov, 6, et fidpvfipofios, ov, 6 et //, adj. [deeply and loudly roaring, 
 
 awfully sounding. Bdpvj3pe/uETd yZvbs. Antig. 1117. See also Nub. 312. 
 
 S\'N. BdpvKTVTTos, (jdpvrjxrjs, fidpvybovnbs, epiyhovTros. 
 Bdpvfipios, tiros, 6 et f], adj. [graviter mordens,] eating deeply. Bdpvfipwr' dnb- 
 
 K\av(reuv. Philoct. 694. 
 Bdpvyhovi<6s, et (3dpvbovirbs, ov, 6 et y, adj. [graviter sonans,] loudly roaring. 
 
 'Ob/uiri r lyBvoeoad pdpvybovirotb QdXaoaris. Mus. 270. See also Moscll. 2. 
 
 116. 
 Bdpvyovvdrbs, et fidpvyowds, ov, 6 et f], adj. [genua oppressus, tardus,] tired, 
 
 slow. T H pd tXs kaaX XXav fidpvyovvdrbs ; rf pd tyXXvirvbs ; Theocr. 18. 10. See 
 
 also Call. 4. 78. 
 Bdpvbalfxwv, bvbs, et fidpvbaifibvEwv, eovtos, 6 et >/, adj. [infelix,] oppressed by 
 
 an evil genius, ill-fated, unhappy. Avcrrrjvbs eyw rrjs fidpvbai/jibvbs. Troad. 
 
 112. See also Equit. 555. SYN. Bapi'Trorfibs, drv^s, bvorrv^jis , KaKobalfxiov, 
 
 adXXos. 
 BdpvbXtcds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [graviter puniens,] severely punishing. BdpvbXtcos 
 
 troiva. Choeph. 923. 
 Bapiibdreipd, as, r), adj. [gravia dans mala,] dispensing affliction, afflictive. 
 
 Bdpvboreipd, fidyepa. Sept. Theb. 973. 
 Bdpvybovnbs, see Bdpvybovirbs. 
 BdpvBvfxos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [graviter animo adfectus,] deeply affected in mind ; 
 
 fierce. Et ttws (3dpv6v/ubv opyav. Med. 177* SYN. 'AjmeiXX^bs, bvadvpos, 
 
 fidpvtypwv. 
 Bdpvdw, v. [gravor,] to be oppressed. Tepafjvai bvvdrac fidpvdei be poX ib/uus 
 
 for' a vtov, W. 5l9« SYN. Bdpvpbfxat, fipiQbfiai. 
 BdpvKo/i7rds,ov, 6 et >/, adj. [gravem strepitum edens,] loudly roaring. Eevotat* 
 
 Kelvov ye Kat fidpyKofXTroi. Pyth. 5. 7 6. 
 BdpijKdTds, et fidpvfxrjvlds, ov, 6 et i), adj. [gravem iram gerens,] very in- 
 dignant. 'Eyw b' dTifids, r/ rdXaivd fidpvKOTds. Eumen. 783. See Theocr. 
 
 15. 138. 
 BdpvKTviros, see Bdpvfipdfjids. Hes. Op. 77* 
 ^BdpvXdyds, ov, 6 et ij, adj. [maledicus,] uttering bitter things, reproachful. 
 
 BdpvXbyois exdeffiv nXaivofjievdv. Pyth. 2. 100. 
 Bdpvvu), f. vvuj, v. [(l)gravo, premo ; (2) molestia afficio,] to make heavy, to 
 
 load ; to annoy, to exasperate. Kat f.iijv aKbreivbv 6/j/id /iov fidpvveTai. Alcest. 
 
 395. SYN. Bdpew, tyopTigu), a^0tw, 7rXe£(t), \i»7T£w. 
 Bdpvdirrjs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [gravisonus,] deep-toned, deep-sounding. Bdpvdirav 
 
 (tTEpdirdv Ktpavviov te TrpvrdvXv. Pyth. 6. 23. SYN. BdpvKTvnos, fidpvfipdjJidSf 
 
 (3dpv(5pEfJErr]s, Epiybovicbs, fidpvybovirds, (jdpvKo finds. 
 BdpvndXdfjids, ov, 6 et f}, adj. [graves et fortes habens manus,] heavy-handed. 
 
 Bdpi>7rdXdfxdv opcai ^oAoy. Pyth. 11. 37» 
 
 1 See Dr.Bl.atPers.599. 
 
BAPT BA2I 169 
 
 Bdpvneoijs, ids, a et fi, adj. [graviter cadens,] falling heavily. "AynuQep fidpv- 
 Tritrij. Eumen. 375. 
 
 Bapvirveiw, v. [graviter flo,] to blow violently. 'AXXd, <pX\r), Tre^t/Xa^o /3dpv- 
 TTveiovTas urjras. Musa?. 21 6. 
 
 Bapv7roT[jL(js, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [infelix,] ill-fated, unhappy. Ofyioi tyfifybpas.fiapv- 
 irdrfjtojTaras. Phcen. 1364. SYN. See Bdpvbaifxujv. 
 
 Bapvs, eld, v, adj. [gravis, molestus,] heavy, strong, robust; infirm, trouble- 
 some, dangerous, "[is /uoi (3dpeld Kal bdfiois eireaTddrjs. Hipp. 821. SYN. 
 Alvus, aXyeivos, fiXrj-)(pds, eird^Qiis, yaXeTtas. 
 
 Bdpvarad/uos, ov, 6 et r\, adj. [ponderosus,] heavy, massive. 'AW erepoi' av 
 Cr/rei tl tuiv fiapw-adfuiov. Ran. 13$7. 
 
 Bdpvorfidyw, v. [graviter gemo, s. suspiro,] to groan deeply. Tijv be fidpv- 
 aTlvdywv irpd(T£<p7] -rrobas u>kvs 'Ay^XXevs. A. 364. 
 
 BapvffTdvds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [graviter suspirans,] deeply groaning, lamentable. 
 Bdpt/oroV eivuc npos cJ' eiceivounv rl (j)tfs. CE. R. 1233. 
 
 BapvfTTdvujs, adv. [gravi luctu,] with deep sorrow or groaning. *lj«oi nXdeade 
 f.irj fiapvffTdvws <pepetv. Eumen. 797- 
 
 Bdpvatydpdyos, ov, 6 et if, adj. [quod gravem edit strepitum,] deep clashing, 
 loudly thundering. Alatcov fidpvcydpdyy nd-rpX. Isth. 8. 47. SYN. Bdpva/ud- 
 pdyos. 
 
 Bdpvrt/uds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [pretiosus,] very costly ; severe in punishment. 
 "YTr&Toi te deal, Kal fiupvTi/uoi. iEsch. Suppl. 25. 
 
 Bdpv<ppiov. 6vus, 6 et i], adj. [aeger animo, gravia meditans,] heavy minded, 
 meditating destructive things. KoXyJ&d yfjpvp Xelad papvcppdvos Ahjrad. Apoll. 
 4. 731. SYN. Bdpvdvpos. 
 
 Bapvipv-^os, ov, 6 et i), adj. [qui abjecto vel graviter sauciato est animo,] heavy 
 minded, cowardly. Hpos yap kukov re Kal fidpvtyvypv ydovs. Aj. Fl. 319' 
 SYN. AeiXos, fidpvdvfuds. 
 
 Bdodvi£u>, v. [(l)exploro, (2) torqueo ad eruendam veritatem,] to assay, to try, 
 to explore, to torment, a. Ylws ovv (odcrdvlels rw biKai'cos ; b. 'PabXws. Ran. 
 642. SYN. 'E£erct£w, boKX/JidCu), eXey^w, orpejGXoo;, dvXdio. 
 
 BdadvicTTpld, as, ?/, subst. [exploratrix, tortrix,] a female examiner or tormen- 
 tor. "Evdev b>) OTOfxarovpyos ettuh' fidadviorpXd XiGnr). Ran. 826. 
 
 Bdadvicrreus, a, ov, verb. adj. [explorandus,] to be tried, or examined. Ov yap 
 eor' dvcKrd rdb', aXXd jjuadviaTtdv. Lysistr. 4iJ9. 
 
 Bdadyds,ov, >/, subst. [(I) lapis Lydius, quo aurum probatur, coticula, (2) tor- 
 mentum,] the Lydian stone used in trying gold ; a touch-stone, a trial, proof 
 or evidence. Xpt](rd/xevos bi) fidcrdvy. (E. R. 492. SYN. (2) KpXaXs, tl- 
 fxiopia. 
 
 BdcXXetd, as, fidalXXs, Xbds, et fidoXXicad, t?s, ?/, subst. [regina,] a queen, a prin- 
 cess. BdjtXetd yvvuiyOovos 'Apyeias* Eur. Electr. 988. See Hipp. 26?. et 
 Theocr. 15. 24. SyN."Aj aacrd. EPITH. Alboia, ItyQipir), irepXipptor, irdXvfiini- 
 OTT), dnoflXe-n-Tus, aQavdrt], dyatcXeirfl, doibX/Jos, d/jat/Ad^trr]. 
 
 Rdo-iXeios, 1 fidaXXi'fids, et fidaXXXKos, ?), or, adj. [regius,] belonging to a king, 
 regal, royal. Adxels (TirdriZeiv bu//id (DaaXXeioj' ntirXwv. Med. 956. See also 
 7T. 401. et Phcen. 1346. 
 
 BdfftXevs, £o>s, 6, subst. [rex, dominus,] a king, ruler, governor, commander. 
 Yldad ViV Xefctv (jdaXXevoX battels ; Heracl. 295. SYN. "Ara^, dyos, Koipdvos, 
 korr/jy'jTGip. EPITH. 'AydOos, dyauos, aibo'ios, d/ii//iwv, dfiaifxdKeros, dpXirpiin)s f 
 dpi^rjXos, dyciicXeiTus, avrlQios, dyy/vuip, dytpioyos, dydr^i, brjfidflopds, ijtcXm, 
 tpeiaotiiv, Trepfypwv, 7rpo(j>pu)i>, a^irrovyos, (jurfnTpov iytov, typtaXv a'inXfxd elbows, 
 \dXi7ros, Atorpt^i/s, tcXeiros, ytpdods, fidbvirXovros, 'i<p6X/jds, Kebvos, fmeptivfjus, 
 fiovXri<pdp6s, 7TOtK;tXo/i//r7js, evdvfxds, Kvbt(TTds, Kpdrtfjds, 6elos, fjLtyddvfius, KvbdXi- 
 fxos, Xdoaaods, Xafiirpds, fdlvein oXifid s, fieyatcXZiis, inrfpcpidXds, d7rr}vt)s, Kakus, 
 iiXki/jids, ^dxrjri)s t TtavTooepvus. 
 
 1 The fem. form BaffT\7?is, T5o5, rj, occurs in ITou). Z. ll)i>. and Hipp. 127G. 
 Pros. Lex, V 
 
170 BASI BAOH 
 
 BdatXevT^pds, et fi&aXXevTcLTos, r\, 8r, adj. coropar. et superl. formed from the 
 
 subst. Ba<riXcvs, in the same manner as caXXtW, cuayiwv, tcvbiwy, and several 
 
 others are derived from the subst. k6XX8s, altrxps, tcvbos, [augustior, augustis- 
 
 simus,] more and most kingly, or like a king. "Oacrov PdaXXivrepds elfti. I. 
 
 160. See I. 169. 
 BaffiXevw, v. [rex sum, regno,] to be a king, to exercise kingly power. "Iv* eX- 
 
 7r/c?€i fidoXXevaeiv. Ion 1087. SYN. 'Aydtrow, atffvjuvdw, apx u t efjtfidaXXevuf, 
 
 ap\os elfii, Kpdreto, Opova eyicddicluj, evQvvia Xaols bXtcas. 
 BdaXs, eus, f], subst. [(i) gressus, (2) pes, (3) fundamentum,] a going, a 
 
 pace, a step ; the spoke or summit of a wheel ; a foundation. "EXkw irobos 
 
 fidaXv. Phoen. 31 1. SYN. (l) BdbXaXs, (2) 7rovs, (3) fiadfios, ebpa, nvdfiriv. 
 Baotcalvw, f. dvG>, v. [(1) fascino, (2) invideo, (3) accuso,] to fascinate, to envy, 
 
 to accuse. 'Q.s pr) /3ao7cav0w be, rpis els e/jidv eirTvad kqXt:8v. Theocr. 5. 13. 
 
 SYN. fyapfiaKevu), <f>Boveh), Xv7redfj.at, jueju^djucu. 
 BaaicdvXa, as, %, subst. [(1) fascinatio, (2) invidia, (3) obtrectatio,] fascina- 
 tion, envy, calumny, detraction. J Hp£ev, 8 $ rjeurev upeloodvd (3a<TKdvXr}s. Call. 
 
 Ep. 22. Syn. <&ddi>ds. 
 BaoKavos, ov, 6, subst. [fascinator, &c] an enchanter, a deceitful, malignant or 
 
 envious person. 'ETrnraord Xe/ijas bt]^ioTrpa& 6 j36.akdv8s. Equit. 103. Syn. 
 
 Qddvepos, vfipicrrrjs, j3Xd(3ep8s. 
 BdffKb), Ion. pro Bdw s. BrjuX, V. [eo,] to go. Bchtk XdX, ovXe "drape", ddas eiri 
 
 vfjds A^euwv. 
 Baarayfxa, dr8s, to, subst. [gestamen, onus,] a thing carried, a load, a burthen. 
 
 Aeivov fieu l\v j3a<rr ay fid, Kaiaxyvrjv e^oV. Eur. Suppl. 777 • SYN. Bapos. 
 Baora£ti), f. daw, v. [porto,] to bear, to carry. Bvvrjdes aid rav-a /3aordc?ecv 
 
 ejuoi. Alcest. 40. SYN. fylph), <p8pe<i), dvdKOV(f>i$.w, aipu), Kd/iilciu), €KKofii£(o. 
 Bdretd, s. fiarXeta, as, %, subst. [tumulus Myrinnes, cujusdam Amazonis, ita 
 
 dictus,] a rising ground said to be the tomb of a certain Amazon called 
 
 Myrinne. "Avbpes BdrXeiav kikXtio-kovo-Xv. B. 813. 
 BoLTea), et /3d,T€vto, v. [coeo,] to mount. r £liir8Xos, okk eaoprj rets fiacdbas old (3d- 
 
 TevvTat. Theocr. 1. 87. See Eur. Supp. 1013. Syn. Biveio, playd/mat, 
 Bdrm, as, ^, subst. [rubetum,] a bramble, a thicket. KeKpvnTo yap (rxoivp 
 
 (3drXa r ev d-jreip-ciTta. Olymp. 6. QO. 
 BdrXbocrKonds, ov, 6, subst. [helluo,] fond of thornback, a glutton. BdrXbovKdirot, 
 
 dprrviai. Pax 811. 
 BdrXs, Xbtis, fj, subst. [(1) herbae nomen, (2) piscis quidam, (3) avis quaedam,] 
 
 (2) a thornback. Ovbe xaipw fidrXoXv. Vesp. 510. 
 Bdrds, ov, rj, subst. [rubus, sentis,] a thorn-bush, a bramble. Nvv Xd per tp8- 
 
 peoire, fidroi, tyopeoire b' dtcavdai. Theocr. 1. 132. 
 BdTobpo7r6s, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [rubos decerpens,] cropping the shrubs. T ft yepdv, 
 
 'OynrjCFTold (3dTobpo7re 7roirj€vros. Horn, in Merc. 190. 
 BaTpd^eiov, ov, to, subst. [ranunculus, genus herbae, cujus succo inficiebant 
 
 faciem ante inventas personas. Vid. Suid. in v.] a ranunculus, (2) a dye, the 
 
 juice of a flower with which the actors besmeared their faces before the 
 
 invention of masks. Kai Xvbi£<t>v, tat ^WeW, Kai fiaTTTdfievos fidTpdyeiois 
 
 Eq. 520. 
 BaTpdyXs, xbSs, fj, subst. [vestis, a ranunculi colore dicta,] a frog-colored gar- 
 ment. "E7Tov be Tavrjjvi Xdfiiov t^v fidrpdyXbd. Eq. 1406. 
 Barpdyps, ov, 6, subst. [rana,] a frog. Kd« tCjv aXbXwv fidrpdxovs iiroiet, trws 
 
 btiKels; Nub. 881. See Ran. 240. and the following verses. 
 BaTrXbai, Giv, ol, patronym. [Battiades,] descendants of Battus. $ao\v Bar- 
 
 TXbdv. Pyth. 5. 37. 
 BciTTds, ov, 6, P. N. [Battus,] the founder of Cyrene in Africa. TdBdrrov a/X- 
 
 (j)X8v. Plut. 925. 
 Bdv&o, f. pdvfa, v. [latro,] to bark, to howl over, to lament. "SIxuks' veov B 
 
 b* dvbpd fidviei. Pers. 13. SYN. 'YXanTeio, wpvo^xai. 
 Bd07, i\s, 1), subst. [(]) immersio, (2) tinctura, (3) color,] immersion, dye, color. 
 
BAEA BEPE 171 
 
 alhrtpos ws, zBrj\vvdr)V oro>d. Aj. Fl. 660. SYN. (2) Bctfjfia, (3) 
 
 B£eXXd, as, fj, subst. [birudo,] a leech. 'Ejji<pvs, <bs Kt/jtvaTis dnav he fibeXXd 
 
 irlTrwKas ; Theocr. 2. 56. 
 BblXvKTpuTrds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [abomiuandus,] abominable, odious. Avral ueXcu- 
 
 vat 6' es ro 7rdy j3be\vKTpo7TOL. Ell men. 52. 
 B^lXvpds, a, 6>, adj. [fiagitiosus, impurus,] abominable, impure, impudent. 
 
 'A\X' ovyX vvvi y G fibiXvpos tov vovv Eye.1. P' 11 ^ 993- SYN. 'AyoaXos, aaeic- 
 
 tos, airevKTus, drroTpdiros, d<reXy>)s, atcdXaaros, fxXdpos, fjLO^drjpos. 
 BbiXvTTu/jiat, v. [detestor, proprie ob foetorem,] to abhor, to nauseate. T H7rov 
 
 ai bid Toiir evdvs efibeXvTTETd. Plut. 700. SYN. 'Airev\d/j.ai t fiiaew, fxvaaTTd- 
 
 pai, TrpofiaXXio, aTroarpefofJiai. 
 Bbiw, v. [pedo, foeteo,] to break wind, to stink. T»)v p7v' £7rrXd/3oCV* ov XtySd- 
 
 vuiTuv yap ftbeui. Plut. 703. 
 BSuXXw, v. [(1) i. (j. Bbiw, (2) tremo, timeo,] (2) to tremble at, to fear, to be 
 
 disgusted with. "6 te -kevt}% fibx/XXei Xlws. Equit. 224. 
 Bepaws, a, 6v t et ov, 6 et >/, adj. [firmus, stabilis, constans,] firm, steady, 
 
 fixed, immovable, constant. Bifiaidy ovbev rijs dei tv\tis E\ojy. Helen. 7 14. 1 
 
 SYN. "ApprjKTos, dfr<pd\^s, ebpaios, efnrebos, KvpXds, fioyXuos, arepeds, tckttos. 
 Befiaiws, adv. [certo,] certainly, decidedly. Kai o\ el fiefiaiws ev Qpovels, 
 
 i]brj (tkowG). Here. F. 1112. 
 BsfijiXds, ov, 6 et 7/, adj. [profanus, non initiatus,] profane, not initiated. Kai 
 
 irus fte(3r}Xdv dXaos av ptiotrd fxe, iEsch. Suppl. 512. SYN. 'AtcddapTds, /xXapos, 
 
 dvdaXds. 
 BefipvKta, as, i), P. N. [Bebrycia,] an ancient name of Bithynia. E'iato Be/3pi)- 
 
 Kiris, 'Afxi/Kov ubpdv ayyeXeovTes. Apoll. 2. 136. 
 Btfipwdoj, v. [comedo, voro,] to eat, to devour. 'ft//o>' fieflpwdois Wpldfiov, 
 
 YlptdfioiO te iralbds. A. 35. See BifSpuanu. 
 BeKKiaeXrjvos, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [lunaticus,] one who receives bread from the 
 
 moon, an old dotard. Kai KpovXwy o£<ov, Kat fieKKeaeXrive. Nub. 398. SYN. 
 
 'Ap^aTos, KpovXnos, KpdvXds. 
 BlXefxvvv, ov, to, subst. [telum, sagitta,] a dart, a shaft. BeXe/zvd iraibds* ws bi 
 
 fjtv Trepiardbov. Androm. 1125. 
 BeXXZpuQovTris, ov, 6, P. N. [Bellerophon,] at first called Hipponoiis, the son of 
 
 Glaucus king of Ephyra. YldvTas yap KdTZiretyvZv dfxvfjiwy BeXXZpd(j)6vTTis. 
 
 Z. 190. EPITH. Adfypwv, eaOXus, Kpdraios. PHR. AtdXXbas /3doiXevs. 
 BiXdyrj, rjs, >/, subst. [(l)acus, (2) piscis quidam,] a needle, a bodkin ; a kind of 
 
 fish. Ev/ij/Ki/s (3e\6vT), 7rayxaXKEdv epydv" Apr]ds. Batrach. 129* SYN. 'Pd^fr, 
 
 7rZpdytj. 
 BzXds, e6s } to, subst. [telum, jaculura,] an arrow, a shaft, a javelin. 'Apyeld 
 
 rai KaS/ield /ui^apres fiZXrj. Phcen. 896. SYN. "akwv, dKOVTXov, arpaiCTos, ids, 
 
 oioTtis, fiZXdyr]. EpiTH."AXioV, d(f>avpov, e^ettevkes, Body, naKov, KdrdnaipXay, 
 
 KpdTEpoy, Kiofdy, o'£v, irEpXirevKEs, wicv, enrXXoy^ov , kLogXvov, Xoy^utToy, 6fyQr}KTov t 
 
 oXbrjpEuy, ttttjvov, dyrXwpujpdv, dXZyeiyoy, dpydXiov, a\yov, aypXbv, /3pt0v, EKtjpd- 
 
 Xoy, 7]Veu6ev, Oepfxdy, fiXatQdvdy, Xat\pTjpdy, tiicCpdv, OKpvoEV, 6Xouv, TTTEpuZv, 
 
 TrticpdyfipdfiEpdy, -^dXETrov. PHR. Ylravbv orrXdv, 7TTr}v6s 6<pXs. 
 Be/jfitki£(o, et fiefjfiixXdio, v. [in gyrum ago, velut turbinem,] to whirl round 
 
 like a top. "lv t<f liovyXas ijfxCJy irpoodey fiepfliKlctuiaXy Zavrovs. Vesp. 1517* 
 
 See Aves 1465. 
 Be/i/3^, ikus, >/, subst. [turbo,] a whipping-top. O* 6* dp' vtto irXriyrioX Odds 
 
 fiefifiiKds e^ovtes. Call. Ep. 1.9. 
 BkvQ&s, Ids, to, poet, pro fidQos, subst. [profunditas,] depth, profundity. Uikttjs 
 
 ftevOld olblv, i^et bZ te kiovus avrbs. a. 53. EPITH. 'AXfxvpuv, dXtfivpis, 
 
 ebpv. 
 Be peOpoy, ov, ro, subst. Ion. i. q. BdpaOpdy. TfjXZ /udX', fix 1 /3«0«rro> Otto xOwos 
 1 Bc&xioi> is sometimes used adverbially. Tracli. 020. 
 
17*2 BEPE BIBA 
 
 effrX fiipeQpov. 0. 1 4. SYN. Bd0os, Micros, dXeBpos. EPITH. Aeuov, alv&v, 
 
 dtyeyyes, KolXdv, yXdtyfipdv, bewov, yepdev, andrXdv, orvyvbv, yftovXo'v. PHR. 
 
 Bevdos a'irjs, vetcpiov k€v8/j(ov, okotgv nvXai. 
 Bepevinr), seu Bepovkt}, tjs, r/, P. N. [Berenice,] the name of several women, par- 
 ticularly of the wife of Ptolemy Lagus, and mother of Ptolemy Philadelphia. 
 
 'Av8pu>7ru)v ws jjivdos, eiroirjaas Bepevlnav. Theocr. 15. 107. EPITH. IIejcu- 
 
 KXetrr), dpicirjXds, eveibr)s. 
 B/yXos, ov, o, P. N. [Belus,] (l) a king of Assyria, father of Ninus, (2) the father 
 
 of iEgyptus and Danaiis. BfiXnv bi7raibd. /Eseh. Suppl. 314. 
 B^Xos, ov, b, subst. [limen domus vel templi,] an entrance to a house or temple. 
 
 BrjXa) £7rt XX6ea>' rot §' <bs Xhov ofdaXfuoiot. A F. 202. SYN. Badfxos, ovbos. 
 
 EPITH. AXOeos, QeottEoXos, 
 Bjifia, oitos, to, subst. [(l)gressus, vestigium, (2) suggestus,] a step, a pace; a 
 
 throne, a tribunal. M?) Kod(pov mprj fififx es 'Apyeiwv arpd'd%'; Troad. 344. 
 
 SYN. BdbifTfiu, flu&is. EPITH. Kovtpbv, KXo)7rXkdv. 
 Brjcrcrdy qs, r}, subst. [saltus, convallis,] a thicket, copse, or woodlands. XXw- 
 
 pa~ts v-ko fifjcrtrais. CE. C. 673. Syn/'AActos, iiyicds. EpITH. EvdvE/aos, ev- 
 
 OdXijs, upa, naXrj, TtanzdXbeaad, anXepct, j^Xbipa, eprjfxaia, apyevvrj, KoiXq, rpr}- 
 
 \e~td. 
 Biivcrtjeis, i\eaad, ev, adj. [saltuosus,] abounding with thickets, woody. 'Eyyvdi 
 
 vatErdwff, o'l r ayKed firjcrorievrd. Hes. Op. 390. 
 Bfjrd, indecl. the name of the second letter in the alphabet. Kcu nr}pv£ei rovs 
 
 €K tov Brjr enX rrjv arroidv dubXovBeHv. Eccles. 684. 
 BrjTapjjids, ov, b, subst. [saltatio pyrrhica, saltatio apta et concinna,] the pyr- 
 
 rhic dance. 1>Kaipovres (jrjrapjj.bv evorrXXov elXLoaovTo. Apoll. 1. 1136. 
 BrjTTb), f. £w, V. [ttissio,] to COllgll. "EpijTTe rpXyXbiov eorrrEpas e/U7rXr//i£|/os. 
 
 Eccles. 56. 
 BXa, as, //, subst. [vis, robur,] strength, force, violence, opposition to. BXa 
 
 yvvaind Tqvbe. a e^aiprjaerai. Alcest. 69- SYN. "Is, \ayys, bvvdfiXs, aXicy. 
 
 Ep I TH." A aj^erbs, arpearbs, aarefjt(f)r]s, apprjKrbs, /ueydXotypwv, fjeydXrj, QeotteoXos, 
 
 afydXros, XevydXea, vinritybpbs, e/mebos, vqitXa, vTrepQv^os, 'Ereo/cX^eoj, 'HpanXrjetr}, 
 
 'I^fjcX^f/T/. 
 
 Bidctd/iai, v. [vim adfero, &c] to force, to use violence, to overwhelm, to at- 
 tack. "Aval, fiiagei fx ov OeXovtu bpqv rdbe. Alcest. 1135. SYN. Btda/, 
 
 fixdofiai, Eireiyu), fcdrd/3«XXw, TrdpdvbfJEU), vfipicw, Xojfldbfxai, bXa(pdeipu). 
 BXatos, a, ov, et ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [violentus,] violent, outrageous. AXuas fiXaiuv 
 
 btotrer avOpwirois yd/uov. Ion 448. SYN. 'ird/ios, oj3pXfjbs, beivos, dovpbs, Ig\v- 
 
 pos, Xdfipus. 
 Bl alios, adv. [violenter,] violently, by main force. "EXuet fiXatws Zrjvbs etc irpb- 
 
 fiwfxXiov. Heracl. 80. SYN. Bt<?, vtrepfiXws, beivws, Xrd/j,<x>s, a<fobpd. 
 BXdofxai, i. q. Bia£,opat, q. v. NrjvrrX rreXeC, ore top ye /Storing icoXnov XneaBat. 
 
 Apoll. 4. 1235. 
 Bias, aVTds, 6, P. N. [Bias,] the son of Amythaon. A'lfidvd re tcpeiovrd, BXavrd 
 
 re, irotfxevd Xatov. A. 296. 
 BXaffrebs, a, dv, adj. verb, a fitacduai, [cui resisti debet,] must struggle 
 
 against. 'Hfiiv §' ov rv-^r\v fiXaareov. Rhes. 583. 
 BXary)s, poet, pro flXacrrrjs, ov, o, adj. et subst. [fortis, strenuus,] brave, 
 
 vigorous, violent. 'PlnaicX Kdraa^o^tvos xat yap fiia-ras. Pyth. 1.18. 
 Bt/3dff0w, /3t/3dw, et fiXfirifiX, v. [eo, vado,] to go. A'ias be npwros irpoKaXeff- 
 
 <rdro, ftaicpd /3r/3a(T0wv. N. 809. See X. 53S. et H. 213. Syn. See BatVw. 
 BYpXXdv, ov, rb, subst. [libellus, scheda,] a book, a parchment, a letter, a. 
 "E7T€fi\pZ be rls o-e bevpd; b. QavXov fiifiXXov. Av. 1024. SYN. AeXros, Xoyvs, 
 
 rev^tis, o-vyypa/jud. 
 BTfiXds, ov, >/, subst. [(]) liber arboris, (2) liber,] the bark of a tree, a parch- 
 ment, a book. Qbb' ev irrityals f3i(3Xt*>v Kureocjwdytff/jieid. iEsch. Suppl. 94-3* 
 
 SYN. $Xotos, Xt7rey; EPITH, ZdOtos, Oeia, OcairXs, l ! f.i(j)pojy f au<p)i. 
 
BIHN BAAS 173 
 
 Bt^wp, dpds, 6, P. N. [Bianor,] a Trojan warrior. Upoirvs dpova' eXe b' dvcpd 
 
 BtY/ropd iroifieva Xauv. A. 92. 
 Bivew, et ftivevko), v. [coeo,] to commit fornication. "Os r<s y£ iriveiv olbi rcu 
 
 fiiveiv fxovov. Ran. 7-52. SYN. Bdrew, ydfxeo). 
 BtvrjTuito, v. [coire cupio,] to desire concubinage. B^rto/ner, 77 jSpdy/ffrov 
 
 tov Xoyov. Lysistr. 7 17. 
 Bxdbwpds, ov, et /3to0pe/x/iwv, dvos, 6 et ^, adj. [victum largiens, vitam alens,] 
 
 food-yielding, life-supporting. "6^d iref-nrei yd fixdbwpos. Philoct. 1162. See 
 
 Nub."570. 
 Btds, ov, 6, subst. [(1) 6£vt6vuis, nervus, arcus, (2) 9rapo£vroi'a>s, vita, victus,] 
 
 (1) a bow-string, a bow, (2) life, tbe means of living. (1) MrjpXovijs o' 'dbvofjX 
 bxbov pXov, i)be <pdphpv,v. K. 260. (2) See Hec. 1 66. SYN. (1) Nevpov, t6*ov, 
 
 (2) flXoTt), /3Xotos, £u)7], 4>w%ri, rpd(f){]. EPITH . ( I ) TvajXTTTos, KpaTepos, (2) daXvt)s, 
 afiefiTTTus, d/3\d/3^s, air ores, dXvTos, avrdpKrjs, dyi)pdos, d^dXros, yXvKiis, yXvKepos, 
 ijbvs, €V7rpe7rrjs, einropos, i]ovyos, l/jiepdeis, KXetvos, neXfyptov, vrj7revdr)s, vrfiroivds, 
 repTn'os, ^pvaeos, afiids, dfiiutTos, adXXos, dpydXeos, a.XyXi'0€ts, diraibevTos, am- 
 otos, danjfiuSy f3upvs, bv(jb(iifj.u)v , bvorrjios, €/j.7retds, e<prj/Aeplos, eipi'i^iepos, Kpvepos, 
 Xvirpos, Xinnjpds, Xevyd\eos, Xvypos, Xonros, fioyepos, oicvpes, roXvrX^ros, irticpos, 
 irTspdeis, arvylpus, ctkXosis, arovoeis, OKXrjpds, TaXalTrwpds, rvtyXos. 
 
 BXoaT£p))s, eos, 6 etrj, adj. [cni victus non suppetit,] deprived of food, destitute, 
 poor. HicoTepfj ^povi'Tci, t>)v eyio ToXas. GE. C. 747. SYN. 'Etvberjs, irevrjs, 
 
 Biorevw, fiXou>, pXwfjiX, V. [vivo,] to live, to florist] . Tov tiretra yjpovov ftXorevffet. 
 
 Alcest. 249. See also Alcest. S00. and K. 174. Syn. Z&u>, fiXeiru). 
 Bton), fjs, fiXdrrjs, tjtos, et (dXotos. Vid. Bios. Biorav OTvyepdv irpoXXxovad. Med. 
 
 147- See Horn. Mart. 10. and Orest. 197- Syn. See Bios. 
 Bior/?crios, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [ad vitam sustentandam pertinens,] fit for supporting 
 
 life. 7 Qvov d/ue//3o!'roi fitor 1)0X0 V ovbe irore o<fiv. Apoll. 2. 1007. 
 BXotXov, ov, to, subst. [parvus victus,] a slender subsistence. Qvtos yap e^evprj- 
 
 kIv avTw fiXorXov. Plut. 1 l6o. 
 BXwv, ojvos, o, P. N. [Bion.] Kdi 7ro-d^ioi tcXaioire tov 1/j.epdevTC. Biwyd. Mosch. 
 
 3. 2. PHR. Awpios 'Op$ei)s, ay eXaicXv epdofilds. 
 lliwai/jLos, ov, 6 et i), et Biiotos, 7), ov, adj. [vitalis,] worth living for. Tt yap 
 
 p.ovr\ fxoi Triob' drep (dXwoXjxov ; Antig. 5Ji. See Plut. 197. 
 BXdfiepds, d, ov, adj. [noxius,] hurtful, injurious. O'Lkoi (jeXrepov elvaX, ene! 
 
 fiXcifitpov to dvpytyXv. H. in Merc. 36. SYN. UdXv7rt'ifuwv t enXnivbvvds, einctri- 
 
 pXos, bijXi'ifiwv. 
 TiXi'ifir), r,s, /;, et /3\dp6s, eds, to, subst. [noxa, injuria,] hurt, detriment, injury. 
 
 "A a ovt in ala-^pols, ovt £7rt /3\d/3p (fiptviov. Hipp. 513. See Ion 998. SYN. 
 
 "Att], drjfjia, Ct]pXwfjd, crvfitpopa, tTrrjpeia, iroivi), Xujfh). EpiTH. Hrvyvi). 
 RXafiitt, et Attic. fiXcnrTio, v. [proprie, pedes capto, et iinpedio curreuttun, bine, 
 
 lisdo,] to impede, to supplant, to injure. Aupnov tTcoiyerrdai, fiXafiirm be re 
 
 youidr' IovtX. v.ol. I 
 
 BXatfTos, >), ov, adj. [distorts habens crura,] having crooked legs. hXaiaot, 
 
 \cipoTivovTis, axo GTepviov iaopibvTES. Batrucu. 2S8. 
 BXakik'ws, adv. [socorditer,] lazily. 'Hs fikaKixin biaxdvels. A v. 1323. 
 BXa7rrw, Ion. /5Xd/3(u, (j. v. \IXuttt€oO\ Ifxov ye fjit) fiXaivovroa Otovs ; Heracl. 265. 
 
 SYN. 'Ai'idw, kcikooj, Xvfj.aivofJiat, Crifiiou). 
 HXaoTuvw, f. <ttt](tu), v. [ijermino,] to shoot, to bud, to spriu^ from. Qvycrxei 
 
 be TritJTLS, fiXaoTavei V amorta. Q£. C. 638. See also Choeph. 287- Syn. 
 
 'AnoftXaoTavu), tkfiXaoTavo), aXbaivofiai t eK^vut, BaXXu, dvixdaXXio, OaXtdto, Ori- 
 
 Xeu) t fipvu), dvdreXXw, QvXXois ddXXut. 
 BX«0T7/, t/s, >/, (jXdfTTtiud, dTos, t6, fiXdffrr)fids y et ftXaffros, oi), o, subst. [germen,] 
 
 a shoot, a twijr, a scion, an offspring. IlatSos be fiXdaras, ov bxin^ov ii/upai. 
 
 (E. R. 717. See also Sept. Th. .Escb. Suppl. 322. and CE. C. 697- ^ Syn. 
 
 Tevvtifid, BdXos, (pros, cptrv/jid, tyvTov, a'vfafjts. EPITH. \cvva~tos, xXrpaia, 
 
 7roXXri, ArV7T£r?/j. 
 
174 BAAS BAOS 
 
 BXavfriuXa, as, ^, subst. [maledioentia,] slander, obloquy, reproach. BAa^- 
 
 fuav tis oIkZtojv e^dey^drd. Ion 1208. Syn. {^va^-quXa. 
 VtXavrlov, ov, to, subst. [genus calceamenti, quo fere utebantur domi ; solea,] 
 
 a kind of slipper or shoe used in the house. To~iaiv Tponois toIs aolaXv, wcmep 
 
 fiXavrioioX, xpiojuat. Equit. 885. SYN. 'X-nobq^d, apftvXrj. 
 BXa\pfypojv, dvos, 6 et r/, adj. [cui mens est leesa,] hurt in mind, infatuated, 
 
 wretched. Kdrdpas (3Xa\pi(j)pd>ds OlbX-rrobd. Sept. Th. 722. SYN. fypevo/Jidvrjs, 
 
 (ppevoirXrjyijs, <ppei'OirXr)icTds, (ppEVwXrjs. 
 BXe/jteaivw, v. [trucibus oculis circumspicio/j to look furiously. Kcmptus, >/e 
 
 Xecjv arpe^erat, oQeve'I (dXe/jlecuviov. M. 42. 
 BXefiftd, aros, et fiXsirds, ids, to, subst. [adspectus,] a sight, a look. To ftXeju-. 
 
 jud o' ws exoifJiL ftdXaKov ical mXov. Plut. 1022. See Nub. 1178. SYN. 'Atto- 
 
 ftXex^Xs, bepyud,. oxpXs, oip, 7rp6a(oir6v. 
 BXeirrds, y, ov, adj. [videndus, inspiciendus,] to be seen, to be looked upon. 
 
 Tt brf iruT efiot ftXeitT&v, r/. (E. R. 1337- SYN. 'Oparos. 
 BXcttu;, f. "d/to, v. [video,] to see. tyXXovs kukuis hpdaavT' evavriov fiXE7retv. Med. 
 
 470. SYN. 'A7ro/3A£7rw, bepau), bepKojiai, 6pd(o, eibto, deddfiai, Xevaato, otttcvu). 
 BXE<pdpXs, tbos, fj, subst. [cilium, pili palpebrarum,] the hair of the eye-lids. 
 
 *Os avros avrb) fiXetydpXb'' ovic eawadrd. Eccles. 402. 
 BAe^aooV, ov, ro, subst. [palpebra,] an eye-lid. "Xirvtis ew\ ftXitydpoioXv £<j)i£dvE, 
 
 fj.il tX irddouv. K. 26. EPITH. *DiAoV, dtcoifirjrdv, evkvkXov, nvdvlov, v7rep(pXdXov. 
 BXrjofxai, V.: i. q. fta.XXou.ai. See in B&AAw. BXrjerai, ij irepX ftovaXv rj apyevvrjs 
 
 oieaoXv. p. 472. 
 RXff/jid, dros, to, subst. [ jactus, vulnus,] a shot, a wound, a throw at dice. 
 
 "AXXd fiXiifidr kv Kvfiois ftdXeiv. Eur. Suppl. 330. SYN. B6Xyi, nXriyri, 
 
 rpavfid. 
 YjXtjtos, j), oc, adj. [ictus, attonitus,] struck, wounded, astonished. *H fiXrjral 
 
 Qvi)OKovaX Xeyjaibes, i)e <f>vyovoai. .Call. 3. 127« SYN. BeftXrjfXEVos. 
 BXrjrpov, ov, to, subst. [clavus ferreus,] an iron clasp or hoop. KoXXrjTOv fiXrj- 
 
 TpoiaX, bvwKaietKdaXTTrj'xy, O. 67S. SYN. Yuu-tyos, ftdXdvos, fio^Xos. 
 JSXrjxddfiai, et fiXii'xou.ai, v. [balo ut ovis, (2) vagio ut infans,] to bleat, to cry 
 
 as an infant. Ta b£ vvyKvnrov 0' dfid /3Ar/yarat* lca.^^€l^ , 6 7ran)p Unrip avTwv. 
 
 Vesp. 570. See also Theocr. 16*. 92. Syn. Mr/raw. 
 B\j?x'/> V s , n> subst. [balatus,] the bleating of lambs or sheep. BAa^ou (Dor. 
 
 for ftXi)xat) 0' aludToeaaai. Sept. Theb. 340. 
 BXrjxpos, a, ov, adj. [imbecillus, lenis,] feeble, weak, gentle. Oldv ore 
 
 ftXrjXpoiffi icvXivbofxivov -KeXdyeaaX. Apoll. 4. 152. SyN."A/3A^P" s j aoQlvris, 
 BA?7xw, 00s, rj, contr. ovs, subst. [pulegium,] penny-royal. 1 Ko/t^orara ttjv 
 
 (iX-qy/o ye. irdpaTETiXuevrj. Lysistr. 89. 
 BXrjx^vXas, ov, 6, subst. [cui pulegium admistum est,] a compound of penny- 
 royal. Ovk, et ye kvkewv ettXttXois ftXriyuvXav . Pax 711. 
 BXifjiaciu), v. [contrecto,] to handle, to feel the breast of a bird. Ot 6' wvovvtcu 
 
 ftXt/uaciovTES. Aves 530. SYN. ^VrjXd^dta, ETrXdvfXE(o t bXadXiftw, KaMd&, aitTOfxai, 
 
 e(j>inrTd/uai. 
 BXXTdudfxas, ov, 6, subst. [vapidus, stupidus,] an insipid, stupid person. Tot* 
 
 'l7nroicpdTovs vlirrXv e'ileis, icai as KaXovaiv /GAtroyua/iav. Nub. 1001. 
 BAtrrw, v. [exprimendo aufero,] to squeeze honey out of the comb. *Hv /t// 
 
 tXs CboTcep acprjkXdv ftXlrTrj yue KapWi^y. Lysistr. 4-76. SYN. 'EK7rteqw, KivZio, 
 
 epiQiCio. 
 BXdovpos, a, ov, adj. [truculentus,] stern, dreadful. BXdcrvpov dpdfxevov dyds 
 
 E-Xetv. Eumen. 163. SYN. fyofilpos, cre/xvos, beivos. 
 BXo<Tvpo(f)pu)v, dvos, 6 et f}, adj. [saeva mente insignis,] fierce-minded. BAoai/- 
 
 potypovos yXXbqs . iEscl). Suppl. 835. SYN.^AyptoOvjuds, dizr]vris. 
 BXoavpCjirXs, xbos, >), adj. [habens truculentos oculos,] fierce-eyed. Ty o' E7rX 
 
 f*ev Vopyu) fiXdovpumis 1 effTECftdvwTO. A. 36. 
 
 1 By a poetic license Homer here makes the < in fi\o<rvpHnis long. 
 
BAftO BOAB 175 
 
 B\v6pb», a, oV, adj. [(1) procerus, excelsus, (2) viridis,] (1) tall, (2) verdant. 
 "Eras h % dp iJTro fiXwdpftv oyx v V y K&Ta baicpvov ef/3e'. w. 233. SYN. tLbfjfjKrjs, cv- 
 fxeyidrjSf fxaKpos, aiireivds, appds, ddXepds. 
 BddypXdv, ov, ro, subst. [scutum, taurino corio indutum,] a shield, a buckler 
 covered with a bull's hide. Kal boid j3oaypXd \epaiv eXeadat. sr. 296\ Syn. 
 See Boeia. 
 Bdafia, arcs, to, subst. [sonus, clamor,] a shout, clamor ; Dor. for 
 Borffid, q. v. Nub. g6j. 
 
 BoavXdv, ov, to, subst. [boum stabulum, bubile,] a cowhouse. "Ivd re tr<f>Xtr'(u 
 effKe j3oavXd. Apoll. 3. 1290. SYN. Bovarad/uds, fiovoTadfidv, avXXov, (3oo- 
 ardaXs. 
 Bodw, f. rjffb), v. [vociferor, inclamo, boo ap. Plaut. et Ovid.] to roar like an 
 ox, to shout, to call to. Els 5' eodpovas fidaaas. Olymp. 8. 52. Syn. 'Ara- 
 fioau> a Iftyto, avreio, dvvfXPEU. 
 Boeia, as, y, subst. [(l)corium bubulum, (2) scutum,] (l)an ox's hide, (2) a 
 shield. 'Es kXXoXtjV depanwv he Xbwv vTre^eve fioeias. A. 842. SYN. Bvpad, 
 bepfxd fioos, aanXs, fioaypXdv. EPTTH. Ava, arepea, ddfjieid, aKafidrds, appdyrfs, 
 ipiyhovKos, cvtvktos, dbe\^r}Tos, fisdvovud aXoi(j>rj. 
 Bdeids, et (jdtos, a, 6v t adj. [bubulus,] of or belonging to an ox, large, noisy. 
 "EAfce 6' dfxov yXvfXbas re Xdfiwv icai vevpd fioeid. A. 122. See also P. 492. 
 Bdevs, ews, 6, subst. [lorum e corio bubulo,] a leathern thong, a strap. "EKkov 
 
 §' iffrXd Xevicd EvarpeTTTOtaX (3oevaXi>. j3. 42C). SYN. Aecr/ios, tjuas. 
 Bdff, vs, fi, subst. [(1) clamor, (2)pugna,] a cry, a shout, a shout in battle; battle. 
 'EkoAcV sKdXecrd fiapfldpa fioq.. Phcen. (590. SYN. T H)(os, eydirq, fiorj/jd, /3oij- 
 tvs, dXdXdyr), dXdXrjTos, nd\r), a.\icr) 9 dXdXij, fior,Qeid. EPITH. "Aajjearos, a<nre- 
 tos, OeffTreaXa, KaKoyXwaaos, arpefxaia, vnopotyos, gv^vvetos, evtypwv, \dpq. fyvav- 
 Xos, hvafidvKTos, dyopos, hopiKTvnos, virepfxriKr)s. 
 (\)Bdr)hp6}iE(i) t et(3dr)QEto, v. [(l)currens vociferor, (2) auxilior,] (l)to run with a 
 shout, (2) to assist. Bdr)bpo/j.Tjcrai irpos bo/xovs TvpavvXtcovs. Orest. 1351. See 
 also Iph. A. 79- 
 BdrjbpdfjXds, (2) j3dr}bpd/j8s, fiorjdods, et porjOds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [auxiliaris,] running 
 with shouts, an auxiliary, (1) an epithet of Apollo. 7 H 'iroXXov, noXXoi oe fidr)- 
 bpitfxiov KdXEovai. Call. 2. 69. See also Orest. 1283. Nem. 7. 48. and Call. 3. 
 ' 153. SYN. 'Apwyos, eitdpioyos, dXe^rjnjp, 7rpoaTdTT)s. 
 
 I BdriXdaXa, as, r/, subst. [(l)boum abactio, (2)praeda,] (l)the driving away of 
 
 cattle, (2) plunder. 'AfiQt poqXdaXr), dr'eyai KTdvdv IrfyioVi/a. A. 671. Syn. 
 
 ^ Ay pevfxd, dypa. 
 
 : Bor)XdTr)s, ov, et fidTjvdfids, o, subst. [bourn abactor, bubulcus,] a driver-away 
 
 I of cattle, a herdsman. Ivv /fcqXdra XapXres. Olymp. 13. 35. See also Theocr. 
 
 20. 41. SYN. Borr)p, vofievs, fiovxdXos. 
 
 Bdrjfxd, drds, to, et (3dr)Tvs> vds, 6, subst. [clamor,] a shout. See Bo//. Xd/icu- 
 
 nerks fioa/ud Trpoaydvris Ifxoi. Agam. 893. See also a. 369' 
 
 Bodpos, ov, 6, subst. [fovea, scrobs,] a pit, a ditch, a well. Bodpov r' llearpexpe. 
 
 Kat e^ETdvvaa EitX yairf. P. 58. SYN. Kuttetos, ra^pos. EPITH. TXatpvpos, 
 
 evpvs, 7n)\vids, tyQiar\vu)p. 
 
 BoXbdpXov, et fidibidv, ov, to, subst. [bucula,] a young heifer. Mi), irpiv y dv 
 
 lyu) rw fioXbdp X(o rw '/xw irpu>TioT dndbtinai. Aves 586. See also Acharn. 1035. 
 
 Botwrta, as, y, P. N. [Bceotia,] a district of Greece. Tlpeafleipd toi, vai rw aXut, 
 
 BoiiorXa. Lysistr. 85. 
 , BoiujTibxdv, ov, to, subst. [Boeotulus,] a little Boeotian. 7 H x^p*- KoXXiKdtydyi 
 I BonoTibXov. Acharn. 872. 
 BoiibrXos, a, dv, adj. [Bceotus,] a Boeotian. UpwTos Ti^viXiios Botwritfs yp^e 
 
 tp6$oi6. P. 596. 
 Boiiorot, up, ol, P. N. [Bojoti,] the Boeotians. Boturdv fity YltfVEXiws kui Antras 
 
 i'IPXev. B. 494. EPITH. XaXKoxiTwvis, nXt'i^nrnoi, vn^p odxiuiv irveiovTts. 
 t BoXfir}, r)s, >/, P. N. [Bolbe,] a marsh near Mygdonia. BoX/v^s 0" iXeiuv btitrdtd, 
 Tlayyalov t optis. Pers. 500. 
 
176 BOAB BOSK 
 
 BoXfibs, ov, 6, subst. [bulbus,] a bulb, an onion, a leak. Xr\TovaXv ovtoitol k&tu. 
 
 yijs' fioXfiovs dpd. Nub. 188. 
 BbXr), ys, f], et (3bXbs, ov, 6, subst. [jactus,] a cast, a throw, a shot, a draught. 
 
 Ol t>', tiare dvvvovs i) tXv Ixdixov fibXbv. Pers. 430. See also p. 283. Syn. 
 
 'EkjSgXi/, fiXfjLid, dcpsaXs, EPITH. Kparipa, bpbaEpd, Zvaroyos, fiavriTi bXbs , 
 
 KEpavvXbs, ovpdvXbs. 
 BoXXtos, ov, 6, Alt. pro /3dX/3iros, subst. [stercus,] dung. 'Ev xdaX (joXXtois, 
 
 eird vvv\ tov beet. Acharn. 1025. SYN. ^tteXeOos, Koirpbs, vrjbvos yeiXaj/udrd. 
 BoXiTivds, y, by, adj. [stercoreus,] of dung. Nr) tov Ylboeibfi, na\ fibXXrXvov 
 
 QuTlpov. Ran. 297- 
 Bo/i/3dXo/3ojti/3d£, et /3o/i/3d£, [adverbium irrisionis,] hurly4)urly. M?) Xvtodw 
 
 /3oft/3dXo/3oju/3d|. Thesm. 48. See also Thesm. 45. 
 BopPavXXbs, ov, 6, subst. [tibicen,] a piper, a buzzing musician. 'Ett* n)v 
 
 Ovpav (J.0L ^aipXhels fioLifiavXXou Acharn. 866. 
 Boli(3vXXos, ov, 6, subst. [genus apis strepitantis,] a kind of noisy bee, a gnat. 
 
 "(tanep lieXitt i) (3of.tftvXXbs elaepxerat. Vesp. 107. 
 Bo/u/3fw, v. [bombum edo, susurro,] to buzz, to whizz, to ring, to resound. 
 
 'Ytto tov 7rXt]dovs t at fiofifiovcrai nepX Trjv KefdXrjv avXtifiXv. Plut. 538. Syn. 
 
 'H)(fw, dpd/Bew. 
 Boju^rjbbv, adv. [edendo bombum, susurrando,] with a hum or buzz. Bo/jftrjbov 
 
 kXoveovtclX. Apoll. 2. 134. 
 'Bdfjtpos, ov, 6, et (2) Dor. jjoiiflb, to, subst. [sonus, quern edunt apes, bom bus,] 
 
 a buzz or hum of bees. MaivbLiEvcov pbBXatv noXvriyed fi6/uj3bv dtcovwv. Mus, 
 
 242. See also (2) Thesm. 1 176. Syn. 7 Hxos, ^b<pbs, bovnbs. 
 BboiCTaaXa, as, ?), subst. [bourn occisio,] the killing of oxen. Atev ev 'AXkX- 
 
 vboto (jooKTaaXas bpouxaai. Apoll. 4. 1/24. 
 BbooTdaXs, ems, fj, subst. [bourn stabulum,] a cow-yard. Bovpa re Ae&^gvoto 
 
 fidoffTaaXs OhXabao. Call. 4. 102. See BbavXbr. 
 Bopd, as, f], subst. [esca, cibus,] food, fodder, flesh. Maarov 7rbdovvTa, dijpcrXv, 
 
 adXXov, (3bpav. Phoen. l6l9« SYN. TLlbdp, fipiofxd, beXedp, oItos, rb[xf), tyopfii), 
 
 OVetdp, (36(TK7}. 
 
 Bopfibpbdvjxbs, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [stercus olens,] muddy-minded, stinking, filthy. 
 Aid/3ds (3vpcru>v oouas beivds, tcairetXas fiopfiopbdv/xovs. Pax 752. 
 
 Bopflbpos, ov, 6, subst. [ccenum, lutum,] mud. See "AaXs. a. Ov yap lx dirb- 
 Tpeipeis. b. Eird (36p(3bpov irdyyv. Ran. 145. 
 
 BopPopdrdpafys, ews, 6. subst. [homo turbulentus,] a stirrer of mud, a trouble- 
 some fellow. BopfibpbTapafy, Kai. Equit. 309- 
 
 Bopeas, ov, Dor. pops. a, Ion. (3vph]s, d, subst. [(l) Boreas, aquiio, (2) rex ven- 
 torum, vid. Pindar. Pyth. 323.] (I) the north wind, Boreas, (2) the king of the 
 winds. Bdperjs Kai Zefvpos. 1.5. EPITH. AidpriyEvrjS, aXsyetvos, Kpanrvbs, Kpbs- 
 pds, KpaTEpos, K£Xdbh)v, biurarfs, QprjXKios, Qpr)£„ y/Yjf/eis, t//uYjoo.v, jSdcrXXcvs dvtfxwi', 
 dvEiibs aKparjs, PE(j>ed kXovewv, xpvaTaXXbtrrjKTbv <j)var)fxd, ctdfxevrjs. 
 
 Bdpids, abbs, f], adj. [septentrionalis,] belonging to the north, northern. Bi- 
 peds, dfAiTnrds opdoirbbbs virep irdyov. Antig. ^85. 
 
 Bopews, fioppalos, et fidpi)Xos, a, ov, adj. [Borealis,] northern. WclvtoQev fiopetos 
 <Sjs tXs citcra. CE. C. 1240. See also Sept. Theb. 533. and Apoll. 1. 211. 
 SYN. 'ApKTtZds. 
 
 Bbpds, a, ov, adj. [vorax,] ravenous, voracious. Midpov to \prJLid, kai KaKoapov 
 Kai (3opov. Pax 38. SYN. 'Abrj^dyos. 
 
 Boo-Ky, fjs, r], subst. [cibus,] food, nutriment. Booths evfvXXw eXXkiov. Helen. 
 1330. SYN. Tpd(f)rj, cTitos, airXov. 
 
 Boaicrjfjid, drds, to, subst. [(1) cibus, (2) pecus,] food, a flock. Uuvtwv Ki)/cXw- 
 iriov avrXbovs /^ocr/c^/idrd. Cycl. 165. Syn. Boaicri, jjopd, (jotov, ttoifivXbv. 
 
 BoaKo), f.t'iaw, et Horn. fioviceo-Kw, v. [pasco,] to feed or attend on cattle, to 
 maintain, to glut. BovXetciX alrl^iov (36<tk€iv fjv yo.a~Ep dvaXrbV p. 22S. 
 See ft. 355. SYN. Tpe^w, rbjxEvw, atTEio, fiovKoXeu), xotfxaivti), \opTa$<a, 
 
 VEfXW. i 
 
BOin BOY0 177 
 
 Boondpds, ov, 6, P. N. [Bosporus,] a part of the jEgean sea near Constantinople. 
 
 QaiviTo b' t)ipdev croud Boandpov, i)bi KdXGtvai. Apoll. 1. 1114. See also Prom. 
 
 V. 739> EPITH. Aiv//eis, l^Ovdeis, QprjXicXds, Kifx/dipXds. 
 BoandpXds, a, 6v, adj. [Bosporius,] of or belonging to the Bosphorus. 'Aicreu 
 
 BoandpXai. Antig. 9^8. 
 BoaTpv^ds, ov, 6, subst. [cincinnus,] a cluster of hair, a lock, a ringlet. T Ii 
 
 fiotrrpv'XWv nXvwbes ddXXdv xdpd. Orest. 219* Syn. Ko/xtj, yaiTt], nXdm/jtos, 
 
 ideipd. 
 hoaTpvx&brjs, ids, 6 et >/, adj. [cincinnis ornatus,] shaded with curls. Ov npd- 
 
 KdXvnTdfxiva fioarpvyjobids. Phcen. 1507- 
 BdTdvrj, rjs, y, subst. [herba, gramen,] a herb, herbage, grass. 'FAdovaas es 
 
 Konpdv, otclv jSdrdyrjs tcdpeacjvrai. b 411. SYN. Hold, \Xdq, \vprds, vo/jltj. 
 
 EPITH. Eldplvt), Ceibwpds, yXdepd. 
 hdrt)p, fjpds, 6, subst. [pastor,] a shepherd, a feeder or observer of birds, an 
 
 augur. Nvv 6' <hs 6 {jlclvtis <f)r)aXv, olu>vu>v fidTyp* Sept. Theb. 24. Syn. Bov- 
 
 (3ott)s, notfxi]V, (dovkoios, (3ovkoXos, fiovtyopfids, j3ovniXaTT]S, (3dt]Xdrt]s, foovrrjs, 
 
 fiwrrjs, fiwTtop, vd/ievs. EPITH. ^Aypovdjids, dpeaX~Tpd(f>ds. 
 Botov, ov, to, subst. [pecus,] an animal fed, cattle. "Ev0' ovts. noifxriv a^Xol 
 
 (pepfieiv j3d~d. Hipp. J4>. SYN. Qpe/xfid, fxyXov, fiuaKrjfjd. 
 Borpvbdv, adv. [more uvae ; dense,] in clusters. Borpvbov be ireroyraX, en dv- 
 
 QiaXv eidpXtcdiaXv. B. 89* SYN. "Adpduis. 
 Borpvs, vos, 6, subst. [(1) uva, (2)racemus,] (l)a grape, (2) a bunch of grapes. 
 
 'OrXrj fiorpvs rpojyataXv kv to'is ^pXois. Equit. 1077* SYN. Drd^vAr), dnwpa. 
 
 EpiTH.^AyAdos, ayXdoxapnos, cipniXdeis, rjfj.ipds, oivwnds, Ban^Xas, nop(j>vped t 
 
 ndXxiKapnds. 
 Borpvobwpds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [racemos largiens,] giving or producing clusters of 
 
 grapes. 'ft ndrrXd fidTpvdbwpe, tX npdaeinw a ends; Pax 519« 
 Borpudeis, evrds, et (joTpvwbrjs, ids, 6 et 1), adj. [racemi instar contortus,] 
 
 abounding with grapes, in clusters. Borpvoevris ineppwovrd kXovtX. Apoll. 2. 
 
 6?7- See also Bacch.526\ 
 BovfidaXdi', ov, to, subst. [locus, ubi pascuntur boves,] pasture-gronnd. Te7d 
 
 Ke fiovfidatov TiXiOoi nXidv. Call. 2. 50. Syn. Bo ad]. 
 Bovfiurris, ov, 6, [bubulcus,] a herdsman. Bov(3otui rddt np&vis e$-$\ok Nem. 
 
 4. 84. 
 BovfioTds, ov, 6 et i], adj. [pascendis bobus commodus, lzetus,] fit for feeding 
 
 oxen, grassy. Atyi/3oros o' dyddt), cat (3ov(36tos' etrri fiiv vXrj. v. 246". 
 BoufipuaTls, las, r/, subst. [(1) magna fames, (2) acerbus dolor,] a dreadful fa- 
 mine, bitter pain. Kai i tcdnii fiovfipwarXs enl yQdvd b~idv iXavvei. H. 532. 
 
 SYN. Bovneivd, Xipds, a via, Xvwr]. 
 Bov/Swv, wpos, 6, subst. [inguen,] the groin. Be/3\>/Ket fiovfiioyd, viicvv erlpwa' 
 
 ipvo vtu. A. 492. SYN. \lr]pds, ij(3r]. 
 QovfiwyXdu, v. [tumore circa inguen laboro,] to have a swelling in the groin. 
 
 'Xnd twv kottwv yap tu) ve(j>pui fiovfiuivXti. Ran. 1280. 
 
 QovyuXo's, 6 et //, adj. [gloriosus, jactator. Vid. Damm.] vain-glorious, insolent. 
 
 At'dv dfiapT dines, fiovydli, noldv ietnis ; N. 824. 
 
 Qovbdpds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [boves excoriaus,] skinning the carcases of oxen. 
 
 Mrjvd bi Arjvatuivd, kuk r/judrd, fiovbtipd ndyrd. Hes. Op. 504. 
 
 %ovdipt)s, ids, 6 et >/, adj. [quod a bobus depascitur,] grassy. 'Ev fiovdipel Xei- 
 
 ftuni npoandXos Optiel. Trach. 19 !• 
 
 Rovddpds, ov, 6, adj. [insiliens vaccis,] bulling a cow. $ao\v npinoyrd fiovQdpif 
 
 ravpu) bifjids. JEsch. Suppl. 306. 
 
 ZovOvaXa, as, t), subst. [immolatio bourn,] the slaughtering of an ox, a solemn 
 sacrifice. 'Ynd fiovdvoiais, didXioy ri nefi-nTafiipois. Olymp. 5. 11. 
 
 &ovQi>Tiu), v. [boves macto,] to sacrifice oxen, llpos TVfifidv, evBd fiovdvrelv 
 fx&XXoy npinet. Hec. 260. SYN. Bovtpdyih). 
 
 &ovdvTds,ov, 6 et »/, adj. [ad bourn mactationem referens,] relating to the sacri- 
 ficing of oxen, solemn. B(y/>nt\ dpftei, ftovOvrois ev fyudtxu Choeph. 255. 
 Pros, Lex, Z 
 
178 BOYK BOVA 
 
 TSovKcuds, ov; 6, subst. [bubulcus,] a herdsman. See Btfrr/p. 'EpydrXva Povtcaie, 
 
 tX vvv, w '£vp$, 7reir6vdr)s ; Theocr. 10. 1. 
 
 BovKepws, o) et turds, 6 et r% adj. [bovis cornua gerens,] horned. KXi/e« 7rpo'<r- 
 
 <f>6eyfxd rds fiovKeput TrapQevov ; x P. V. 60S. 
 BovudXeto, v. [(1) boves pasco, (2) delenio, lacto,] to feed or attend on cattle; 
 
 to decoy. Tbv fxev, (jovKoXetav, tov b\ apyv<pd fxrjXd vouevtov. k. 85. 
 
 BovudXXa, as, r/, subst. [armentum,] a herd. BovtcdXXas r* e7rereXXev ebeKTd be 
 
 Matdbos vlos. Horn, in Merc. 498. SYN. 'AyeXr), dyeXalov. 
 BovKoXlagb), daw, Dor. a£w, v. [pastoritium carmen cano,] to sing a pastoral 
 
 song, to play on the rustic pipe. Avrode fiot irorepinbe, tcaX abrade fltOKoXXaabev. 
 
 Theocr. 5. 60. 
 BovKd\ia<nrjs, ov, 6, subst. [pastoritii carminis modulator,] a pastoral poet. 
 
 BtOKoXlcurras evrX' rx> b', to 'ydde, ju//r' efxe, Mopatov. Theocr. 5. 67. 
 BovKbXtbr)s, ov, 6, P. N. [Sphelus, Atheniensis, pater Iasi.] Tibs be l<j>riXoid 
 
 KaXeanero BovKoXXbao. O. 338. 
 BovkoXikos, rj, ov, adj. [bucolicus, pastoritius,] bucolic, rural. "Apxerc /GwkoXi- 
 
 Kds. Mtvtrat tfiXXai, dpyer doibds. Theoc. 1. JO. 
 BovkoXos, ov, 6, subst. [armentarius,] a herdsman. $avXovs pdxeadai (3ovk6\ovs 
 
 fiyotfxedd. Iph. T. 306. SyN. See Bornp. 
 BovXapx&s, ov, b, subst. [auctor consilii,] a first mover. Advdbs be wdryp ical 
 
 PovXapxos. jEsch. Suppl. 12. 
 BovXeia, as, rj, subst. [munus senatorium,] the office of senator. Udpdbovs 
 
 erepw tyjv fiovXeiav' ovb' avros rovro ye frjcrets. Thesm. 808. 
 BovXevfxd, drds, to, subst. [consilium,] counsel, a measure, a decree. Ovkovv 
 
 Kdxvvei Toltrbe rols fiovXevfxdoXv ; Hec. 251. 
 BovXevfidTlov, ov, to, subst. [dimin. a praeced.] a little counsel or advice. Bov- 
 
 Xev/jtdrXtvv teal yvtajxXbXtvv icai voXbXtav. Equit. 100. 
 BovXevrripXdp, ov, to, subst. [(1) curia, (2) pro povXevr^s, ut iraibevpa pro 7rai- 
 
 bevrris (Hipp. 11.) aliaque multa ejusdem generis apud Tragicos,] (1) a senate- 
 house, (2) a senator. (2) AoXta fiovXevrripXd. Androm. 446. Syn. BovXewv, 
 
 bXKacrrjpXdy, trpvTdveloi', dfxrjyvpXs, dydpa, ovvobos, epvfid y^pas, iroXews ffwri/- 
 
 pXov. 
 BovXevrris, ov, b, subst. [consiliarius,] a senator. Ylepvaiv tis fiovXevrrjs karXv 
 
 dpeiviov. Thesm. 808. Syn. BovX-qtftdpos. 
 BovXevros, rj, ov, adj. [decretus,] decreed. *Os nori j3ovXevruv yvovs errX ol 
 
 Bdvdrbv. Call. 5. 3*8. 
 BovXetfw, v. [(1) senator sum; delibero; (2) molior,] (l) to act as a senator, to 
 
 deliberate, to advise, (2) to contrive. AeboiKd b* avTrjv, [ir\ rX flovXevvrj kukov. 
 
 Med. 37- SYN. (1) Wpvrdvevto, ovjjfiovXevto, (2) ETrXfiovXevot, fjirfrXdofiai. 
 BovX)), fjs, yi, subst. [voluntas, consilium,] will, counsel, advice, deliberation; 
 
 a senate, a council. Trfv brjfxoKpdrXav, ovre rrjp j3ovXi)p iridwv. Pint. <H9» 
 
 SYN. ^v/ufiovXr), yvibfirj, fxfjbds, jjLrjrXs, dyopd, avvobos. EPITH. 'Aplffrrf, ttcttny, 
 
 errTtpptov, acTTefJMprjs, eadXrj, rriKepbrjs, vruneprris, TrvKXvrj, irvKXvoQpojy, >/ vuitbad, 
 
 KaipXa, vrTicpa, boXXa, dbXicos, dXetymiids, ev(f>pii)v, Kpv7TTdbXa, 7rdXvTpd7ros, oXor/, 
 
 OTvyepa, owtypwv, rp^e/a. 
 BovX-qaXs, ews, h, subst. [voluntas,] will, wish, inclination, design. "E7roa£e yap 
 
 fiovX-qoXv, fjp efiovXe'rb'. Here. F. 1296. SYN. Tvil)fir), eeXbwp, 6eXr}/uid, deXrjaXs, 
 
 Xfj/Jld, OKOTTOS, 
 
 BovXrj(f)dpds, ov, b, subst. [consiliarius,] a counsellor. Aheia, Tp&wv fiovXij^dpe 
 <XaXK6yj.riovb>v. E. 180. SYN. BovXevn'is. EPITH. 'EoOXos. PHR. Ov ^P') 
 7ravvvyXoi> evbe.tr povXt}(j)dpdv dvbpd. 
 
 BovXifxXdiD, v. [fame ingenti premor,] to be excessively hungry. '6 avKdcjiavrrjs* 
 bfjXov orX (3ovXi/j.Xqi . Pint. 874. SYN. AifxwTTio, iretvdw. 
 
 BovXXds, ov, b et >/, adj. [ad consilium pertinens,] deliberating. 
 
 BovXofxat, f. fiovXijffdjjiai, v. [volo, cupio,] to will, to wish, to desire, to prefer. 
 
 See Dr. Blomfield'a note on the metre and reading of this line. 
 
BOVA BOY$ 179 
 
 BovXei &0 fiivroi, Kovyt fiovXriffei rd^a. Phoen. 913. SyN. BdXtyiac, (Horn.) deXu>, 
 
 edeXco, Xda>, TrpoQvuedfxai^ /xeveaivu), xprj$(o. 
 hovXdfxaxos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [pugnandi avid us,] wishing to fight. 'Avbpos fiov- 
 
 XofJLa^ov Kal KXavuXfxd\ov tXvos vtos. Pax 1291. 
 BovXvtos, ov, 6, subst. [vespera, tempus quo boves solvuntur,] the time for 
 
 unyoking oxen, the evening, the setting sun. r H/j.os b' r/tXXos ulTeviaoeTu 
 
 fiovXvrovbe. t. 58. 
 Bourn, et fiowlTis,* ibds, r), subst. [terra collibus frequens,] hilly land. 'IXco- 
 
 fiui fiev 'Antav fiovvXv. JEscb. Suppl. Il6. 
 Bovvo/ws, ov, 6 et /;, adj. [bobus depascendis aptus,] grazing herds, fydXvovod 
 
 b' dyeXais povvufiois, tokolgX re. CE. R. 26. 
 BovTrais, aibds, 6 et ?/, adj. [(1) " qui jam graudi est pueritia, (2) Epith. apicu- 
 
 larum, qui e bobus nasci putabantur, sicut vespae ex equis." Vid. Virg. Georg. 
 
 lib. 4. sub finem,] a great boy, a lubber. *ft*/ fiov pais erX. Vesp. 1206. 
 
 SyN. Neds, i)Xi£. 
 Bovirakds, ov, 6, P. N. a man whom Hipponax has abused iu his poems, [vid. 
 
 Horat. Epod. 6. 14.] "EKOXpev, wrnrep BovrraXov, (pwvrjp av ovk dv e^oy. Ly- 
 
 sistr. 360. 
 BovirlXdr-qs, ov, 6, subst. [bubulcus,] a herdsman. See BovkoXos. BovizeXaTai 
 
 te fid&p' to7s b' ov vv ti yijpvs erv\6r]. Apoll. 4. 1342. 
 Bov7rXrjj;, ijyos, fj, subst. [bovis stimulus,] an ox-goad. Qeivopevai povrrXfjyX' 
 
 Aiuvvaos be <pdp7}6eis. Z. 135. SYN. MdoT<£, Kevrpov. 
 Bovirdpos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [boves trajiciens,] ox-piercing. Ifdyels r e-^aipovv 
 
 povnbpoi irubtiv ndpos. Androm. 1 135. 
 BovirpdaXov, ov, to, P. N. [Buprasium,] a city in Elis. "O^p' ZtzX BovirpdaXov 
 
 TroXv-trvpav pi\<jduev 'imrovs. A. 7 55. EPITH. HoXvjSoTpv. 
 BovTrpwpds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [quod bovem vel caput bovinum in prora habet,] 
 
 having the front of an ox, horned. Bovirpiopos' en be baonXcv yeveidbds. 
 
 Trach. 13. 
 Bovs, ftdos, 6 et y, subst. [(l) taurus, et vacca, bos, (2) bovina pellis, (3) flagel- 
 
 lum e corio bubulo, item scutum, (4) piscis quidam, (5) numisraa Atticum, 
 
 bovis imagine signatum,] an ox, a bull, or cow ; a bullock's skin ; a scourge 
 
 of neat's leather ; a shield, a buckler; an Attic coin, with the impress of an 
 
 ox ; a bribe. (5) Boiis i-xl yXojcray] peyds. Agam. 36. EPITH. 'AyeXa'ids, 
 
 ubfirjrds, ebpvfjieTWTrds, ipXs, /ityds, nevTaeTtipos, ixiiov, ttiidv br)/jui, areipd, eiXX- 
 
 7rovs, eXtO,, epX/JVKus, ?/(ceoros, viroppvyXos, aypavXos, evkpaipos, opdofcpatpds, ev- 
 
 7roiT]Tds, evdrjXos, dy^os, Kepd<pdpvs, lipyos, Kepdos, yijs epydrtis, dporr/p. 
 Bova-uOfjidv, ov, to, et povaraOfjios, ov, o, subst. [bubile,] a station for oxen, 
 
 stable, cow-house. 'EXeviiv Trpos "Ibrjs /3ov<rrdfyi', eKbtipov Xdpu/v. Iph. T. 76, 
 
 See also Hel. 359. 
 Bova<pdyeio, y. [boves macto,] to sacrifice oxen. Ovk olbd, 7rXy)v ev, /3ovc0d~ 
 
 yeiv to-rrXiciTo. Eur. Electr. 6*27. 
 Bovttis, ov, et as, a, Dor. 6, subst. [bubulcus,] a herdsman, cowherd. Bovttjs 
 
 is also used adjectively. ^>6pov^ui tov fivoXumov elaopwau ftovTav. P. V. 56'9- 
 Bovrdfuvy, ov, to, subst. [genus planlse palustris,] a bur-rced. "Evdev fiovTofidv 
 
 6t,v, fiddvv t lTdfxovTo KVTreipov. Theocr. 13. 35. 
 Bovtvttos, ov, 6, subst. [qui boves mactat,] a slayer of oxen. Tov b\ dye /3ov- 
 
 Tviriis uxTTe /ueyuv TTtpiaXkid Tavpov. Apoll. 4. 468. 
 BovQoveio, v. [boves macto,] to slay or sacrifice oxen. Bovtyoviov be Kara kXi- 
 
 aXas, Kal bopnov iXovto. H. 466. SYN. Bovtr<pdyiu), ftovdvTeoj. 
 Bovtyovos, ov, 6, subst. [qui boves mactat,] a slayer of oxen. Bovtyovi, fi»?X"" 
 
 vXwTd. H. in Merc. 436. Syn. Bourv7ro$. 
 Bov(j>dfXd, u>v, Ta, subst. [festus dies apud Athenienses,] a festival at Athens, 
 
 where an ox was sacrificed, a. Kal KrjKeibov, kul liiov<pdvXu)v. b. 'AXX' ovv 
 
 raiir eo-Ttv etce'ivd. Nub. 985. 
 
 1 Schutz reads PodvXs for frownX*. ^sch. Suppl. 779. ; and adds: " Vulgo 'lo> y« down?, 
 invito metro. Bovvts Pauwius coromendavit probaate Heathio." 
 
180 BOW BPEr 
 
 Bowfvpflew, v. [boves pasco,] to feed or tend oxen. 'E\6u>v be yalav ri]vl\ 
 
 ej3ov(f>6pflovv tyvij). Alcest. 8. 
 Bov<p6p(3xd f o)v t rd, subst. [annenta,] herds, flocks. K&v ra>be nds rXs, ws dp$ 
 
 fiov(j>6pj3Xd. Iph. T. 302. 
 Bovtyopfids, ov, 6, subst. [bubulcus,] a herdsman. Bovfopfids r]fiu>v. Iph. T. 
 
 264. 
 BotiirXs, Xbds, ri, adj. [magnos vel pulchros oculos habens,] full-eyed, fine-eyed. 
 
 TcV & t)[xeifilT ewetrd (3du>7ris 7ror>id"Hpj7. A. 551. 
 Bdioreto, v. [boves ago, aro,] to drive oxen, to plough. Naiovaiv yvfivby aitei- 
 
 peiv, yvfxvbv be /3dwreti/. Hes. Op. 389* 
 BdwTrjs, ov, 6, subst. [bubulcus; nomen sideris,] a herdsman ; the name of a 
 
 constellation. Kdrd xelpd rrjp Bowrou. Anacr. 3. 3. Syn. 'ApKToQvXal-,. 
 Bpdfieia, as, r), subst. [disceptatio et dijudicatio,] decision, terms of reconci- 
 liation. Koivas (3pdj3eias, als viroairovbov /xoXelv. Phcen. 460. 
 Bpd/3ei)s, ecjs, 6, subst. [judex certaminis; arbiter,] an umpire, a judge. 
 
 Kat fxf) tX fieXXeiv, ws eyw /3pd/3evs \6yov. Med. 276. SYN. 'tic lot arris, dywv- 
 
 apx/is, pafibov-)(os. 
 Bpaj3ev<t), v. [(1) praemium do certaminis; (2) certaminis sum arbiter; (3) mo- 
 
 dero, guberno, (4) tribuo,] (2) to be an umpire, (3) to preside, to direct, to 
 
 decide, (4) to dispense. 'Ev vol (3pdj3eveiv. Helen. 1002. Syn. 'AyiovdOereto, 
 
 bXdve/jb), Wvvo). 
 Bpd$vX6v, ov, to, subst. [prunum Damascenum,] a damson. "OpiraKes fipdfiv- 
 
 Xoiac KaTafipiQovres Epaabe. Theocr. 7« 146. 
 Bpayyjd, <ov, to., subst. [branchiae, quibus pisces spirant,] the gills of a fish. 
 
 'ft pot, or ovk etekcv fi' cl jiaTrip (ipay^f lyovrd. Theocr. 1 1 . 54. 
 Bpabvva), v. [(1) cunctor, (2) moror,] to retard, to delay, to be slow or tardy. 
 
 1,v rot fipdbvveis, kovk eyw, boKwv tX bpcj.v. Heracl. 733. SYN. ArjOvvw, fxeXXcj, 
 
 bXarpiflu), oKveu). 
 BpabvTTovs, dbds, b et r), adj. [tardigradus, lentus,] slow-footed. ^Xepeibdfxeva, 
 
 owevatd j3pdbv7rovv. Hec. 62. 
 Bpdbvs, e7d, v, adj. [tardus, segnis,] slow, tardy, sluggish. Qvtjtwv e^ovaX, 
 
 kclv fipdbvs tXs t) Xeyetv. Here. F. 237* SYN. MeXXrjT^s, vio^eX^s, ff)(d\a7ds, 
 
 "XpvvXds. 
 Bpdbvri)s, ijTds, //, subst. [tarditas,] slowness, delay. BpdbvrfJTos virep KXavfidG' 
 
 viraplet. Antig. 932. Syn. 'Apyta, na^lXXa. 
 Bpd/ced, wv, rd, subst. [genus tenuis vestitus muliebris,] a thin female dress. 
 
 HoWd §' old yftvalKes <pdpeoi(T vbdrXvd fipdicr). Theocr. 28. 11. 
 BpcWwj/, comp. for fipdblwv or ppdbvTeods, [segnior, tardior,] slower. So 
 
 fxafffftjv for fxeiZwv, Bpaaauiv te voos Xeirrrj be te fiijTts. K. 226. 
 BprWw, v. [ferveo, aestuo, bullio,] to boil, to bubble violently. BpaaaofXEvov 
 
 (TTprives be wept gtvQeXt) fipEueX d*crr/. A poll. 2. 323. 
 Bpavptav, wvds, i), P.N. [Brauron,] a town in Attica, famous for a temple of 
 
 Diana, whence the goddess is called BpavpwvXa. Iph.T. 1464* 'Eiraid/Ltev 
 
 Bpavpiovdb' vxottetziokotes. Pax 874. 
 Bpdyittiv, 6v6s, b, subst. [brachium, lacertus,] the arm from the shoulder to the 
 
 elbow, strength, might. NiavXav OwpaKd Kal ^pa^lovd. Here. F. 1086. Syn. 
 
 'HXevy]. EPITH. 'Araprrfpos, dvitcrjrds, dreiprfs, updrEpos, frbii'dpos. 
 Bpd%ys, eld, v, adj. [brevis,] short, brief, few. Ovk' uXXd j3pd\Ed aov 7rvde- 
 
 (rdat fiovXo/Jiai. Nub. 482. SYN. Batos, oXiyos, tvtOos, avvrdfids. 
 Bpd^vaXbr\pos % ov, 6 et //, adj. [brevi ferro armatus,] having a short iron weapon, 
 
 lightly armed. BpdxvoXbapov dKovrd 7raXXwy. Nem. 3. 79' 
 Bpd-xyavXXdfiXa, as, rj, subst. [brevitas orationis,] conciseness of speech. Toi- 
 
 Trcfs* efioi b' &vai,, r/ fipdyyovXXdfiXri. Call. Ep. 13. 
 Bpct^w, v. [gravem sonitum edo, gemo,] to roar, to rattle, to ring, to groan. 
 
 'E/i^cjwdv7d 6ed' fxeyd b' efipdye <pi)yXvos a£o>v. E. 838. SYN. dovrreio, dpdfieut, 
 
 fipipaa, ^TiJw. 
 Bp^y/wd, dros, to, /3p£x/uos, ov, b, subst. [sinciput,] the fore part of the head. 
 
BPEM BPIT 181 
 
 Xeppdbiy irXij^as Kara ^pey^drbs* eyKefdXos be. Batra. 225. See also E. 
 
 586. 
 Bpifua, v. [fremo, murmuro,] to roar, to resound, to rage. IIoXXoIs fitv linrots, 
 
 fivpXois 5' d7r\ois fipefxtov, Phoen. 111. SYN. Bpbfiea), yyeio, <crv7rew, Ppdyht, 
 
 ftpifxadfxaty (3pvyu). 
 BpevQvbpai, v. [superbio,] to be proud, overbearing, consequential. 'OtX fipev- 
 
 Ovei t ev Taiolv bbols, Kai rw '(pdaX/xia 7rdpdfidXXet. Nub. 362. SYN. Kav^do- 
 
 fiai, eiraipb^xai. 
 Bperds, ebs, to, subst. [statua,] the image of a man, a statue. See "AyaXfxd. 
 
 J.v /uiev yap yvyeis, Beds 1 {operas awoat robe. Androm.311. EpiT H. 2e/iv6V, 
 
 ayvov, evrvKTOv, evTroiyTov. 
 Bpe<pbs, eds, to, subst. [infans, puer,] an infant, a babe, a boy. Bpe<f>os rbaovb' 
 
 ebeiocLT ; ovk alvut (pbfibv. Troad. 1155. SYN. Flats, iraibXbv, vynXos, vyirXd- 
 
 %os. EPITH. 'Airakuv, (pXXibv, vebv, veoyvdv, vebybvbv, vyitXbv, e7rifiaaTibi6h' f 
 
 ofipi/udirciTpdv. 
 Bpexo, f- £w> v. [madefacio, pluo,] to wet, to moisten, to cause to rain, to pour 
 
 rain. Bplybfxai be KaaeXyvbv. Anacr. 3. 12. SYN. "ApSw, rouCi*), blaivu), 
 
 bidTeyyu), vw, ofi^peu). 
 BpXdpews, o), 6, P. N. [Briareus,] See AlyaLtov. *Ov BpXdpeojy' 1 icdXeovaX deot, 
 
 dvbpes be re TtavTii. A. 403. EPITH. 'TLKa.Toyyet.pds, yvs, ddros 7rbXe/xoib, evnd- 
 
 Xdfids, neydOvfios. 
 BpXdpos, a, 6v, adj. [validus, gravis,] strong, heavy. Kai KbpvQa fipXdpyv b be 
 
 to£ov ttiixvv dve~tXKe. A. 375. SYN. ^Lrifidpos, loyypbs, Kpdrepbs, odevdpbs, /3d- 
 
 pvs, OTepeus, fipidvs. 
 BpXdu), v. [robustum reddo, extollo,] to render strong, to raise up. 'P^a 3 fiev 
 
 yap fipXdet, pia be (ipXdovrd ydXeiTTei.. Hes. Op. 5. 'Avaipio, av%dv<t). 
 Bpi$<i), f. £w, v. [post cibum dormio, dormito,] to sleep after eating, to dream, 
 
 to be inactive, or indolent. "Rvd' ovk av fipi$,ovrd ibois 'Aydatyuvovd bwv. A. 
 
 223. SYN. 'Hpefie<o, evdyveio, virvwaait), Koifxdbfjtat. 
 BpXynvbs, ov, 6 et y, adj. [vehementer damans,] loudly shouting. Ovb* dpd 
 
 Trto tX iriTrvtTTd ftpX)]7rv6s bfipXpibs" Apys. N. 521. SYN. KeXdbeivbs. 
 BpWds, eds, to, et fipiBdavvr), ys, y, subst. [pondus, gravitas,] weight, heaviness. 
 
 Ti & IcttX; ixe\$.ov fiplQbs y irdpos y e yet ; Troad. 1050. See also E. 839. 
 ! SyN."A^0o$, fidpbs, beivbrys, bynbs. 
 I BpXdvs, eld, v, adj. [gravis,] heavy, ponderous. BpiBv, fieya, v-xfidpov, rJ 
 
 bufxvyot OTXyds dvbpu/v. E. 7^6. SYN. Bdpvs, betvbs, arepbs. 
 BpiOu), aor. efipierd, v. [gravis sum, praevaleo,] to be heavy, to be laden, to pre- 
 i vail, to excel. "OX/3u> be fipiBeiv evBdXel t evKapnXa. Troad. 218. SYN. Bd- 
 
 pvvw, bvoyipalvit), yd\l7rnivio. 
 Bptfjab/uai, v. [fremo, irascor,] to gnash the teeth with rage, to be enraged. 
 
 "11*77' el av fiptfjyvaib, Kai fiXexpeids oarpaKivbd. Equit. 851. SYN. Bpefxio^ 
 
 direiXiu), opyicbfiai, fipevQvbfxai, Bvfjttbfiai. 
 Bpi/jr), rjs, >/, subst. [robur, potentia,] terrific power, such as is exhibited by 
 
 magic. Mrjbeiys fipifiy irbXvtyapfjLdKov' av be fidpeias. A poll. 4. \677- SYN. 
 
 'AXo), irryys. 
 Bpeyuw, bbs, >/, P. N. [Hecate,] see Ylepaecpbvq. Bp</uw WKrXnbXov, ydbrXtjv. 
 
 Apoll. 3. 862. 
 BpivapudTos, ov, o et ?/, adj. [currum onerans,] loading a carriage, epith. of 
 
 Mars. * Apes VTrep-ixei-era, fipiaapjidTi, yjpvoeb-nyXyl. Horn. 7« !• 
 Bpicn'jXs, Xbbs, ?/, P. N. [Briseis,] the daughter of Briseus. Uefi\pu>' eyio be k 
 
 dyio Bpiffyibd KaXXXTrdprjbv. A. 184. EPITH. 'HuKbpos, evTrXbkdfJibs, Kovprj, 
 
 XneXij "AtppbbiTrji, KaXXXirdpybs, ehv'td OijjoXv. 
 BpirbfiaprXs, Xbbs, rj, P. N. [Britomartis,] the name of a nymph. 'EXXbfbvov 
 
 BpXrbfjiapTXv evoKbirbv, ys nbrl Mi'rwi. Call. 3. 190. 
 
 1 Here 6eus is a monosyllable. 
 
 2 Bpidpewv in scanning is an anapaest, and was probably pronounced Bpidpwv. 
 
 3 'Pea is a monosyllable. 
 
 
182 BPOM BPYX 
 
 Bpofxeia, v. [freroo, murmuro,] to roar, to hum, to buzz. Iradfty kpi ftpd/iewal 
 
 TreptyXayias kclto. TreXXas. II. 642. SYN. Bpfyiw, fipifidojuLai, y/^ew. 
 BpdjjLtds, ov, 6, P. N. [cognomen Bacchi,] a name of Bacclius. See Bazoos. 
 
 Kat QavixTh) Kare^ei, BpojxXov 7rdpdfxovaos soprais. Phoen. 797* 
 Bpoy-os, ov, 6, subst. [fremitus, fragor,] a roar, a crash, a bellowing. Bdjovv 
 
 fipofiov fiedjjtce, typacibbr} kXveip. Hipp. 1197- SYN. Bpv)Q), ^pv^Jl^-d, 7]X<> S > 
 
 dpvfiaybos. 
 Bpovrdu), v. [tono,] to thunder. "HffTpanTep, efipovTa, £vpetcvica tyiv 'EWdSd. 
 
 Acharn. 531. 
 BpopTri, ijs, y\, et /fyoyrq/id, dros, to, subst. [tonitru,] thunder. BpopTfjs 0' virep- 
 
 (jaXXoprd Kaprepov ktvttop. P. V. 959. See also P. V. 1027. EPITH. 'A/u0t- 
 
 irvpos, fidpvbovTrds, GTdvdenaa, beiprf, deia, Trrepivros. PHR. Bdpv(3pdfids riyio, 
 
 bXaTtpvoios ordfios, j3pvj(Xa f >/^w vdpdfxv Karat fipovrijs. (See P. V. 11 18.) 
 T$povTr}<7lKzpavvds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [tonans et fulminans,] shooting forth thunder 
 
 and lightning. Aa/nrpos t AWr)p, aejupal re deal NetyzXai fipoprriaXiczpavpoi. 
 
 Nub. 264. 
 Bpdreios, fiporevs, et flpdrfoXos, a, op, adj. [mortalis,] mortal. Kdtcwp d7raXXa- 
 
 ijao-d tujv (3porr)aXioi> . Androm. 1244. See also I. 545. and Iph. A. 1084. 
 Bpdroeis, eaad, ep, adj. [cruore respersus, cruentus,] blood-stained. "Oarts brj 
 
 7rp<oros fipdroevT avbpdyp? 'Avatar. H. 509. SYN. A*/io/3d0>)s, 7} /nay pep os, eu- 
 
 fidroeis, al/xoppavros, 
 BpbTds [fipoTos], ov, 6, subst. [cruor, sanies,] blood, gore. 'AW vbdn pictopres 
 
 diro flporov aifxaroevrd. H. 425. SYN. Al/xd, XvOpdp, ix&P* EPITH. MeXds. 
 Bporos, ov, 6, adj. et subst. [mortalis,] mortal, a mortal. BpoTo~is ductal tcardd- 
 
 veiv ofeiXeTat. Alcest. 79$- SYN. Qptjtos, avrjp, dvdpwxos. EPITH. 'Avrijxe- 
 
 pds, dadevrjs, abpdvi)s, aXaos, boXofpwp, biepos, betXos, bvofXEPris, naKovpyds, 
 
 bvarv^s, (maids, aOXXos, 7rd\v7rdvds, TdXat7rwpds, <f>XX6^(t)ds, bvaTrjpos, 7rovr}pds, 
 
 rdXas, E7nyQovXos, TroiKiXofirjTis. See" ApOpionds. 
 BpoTOKTovtb), v. [hominem interficio,] to slay a mortal, to murder. Bpdrofcro- 
 
 vovvrds €K bofKov eXaavpo julep. Eumen. 424. 
 BpdroXoiyds, ov, o, adj. et subst. [homicida,] man-destroying, a homicide. 
 
 T Apes, " Apes, (jpoToXoiye, (xXaityoPE, Tei^effiTrXftrd. E. 31. 
 BporoffKOTcds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [homines observaus,] men-observing, vigilant. 
 
 Ovre yap jSpoTocrKoiriop. Eumen. 503. - 
 Bpdro(xrvyf]s f ids, 6 et rj, adj. [invisus hominibus,] men-hating, hostile to men. 
 ' ApaKOPrd/jiaXXoi Topyopes (iporooTvyels. P. V. 824. 
 BpoTocbddpds, ov, 6 et 17, adj. [homines perdens,] man-destroying. Bporo<f>6o'- 
 
 povs nr]Xlbds ep %w/3$ jjdXoi. Eumen. 808. 
 BpoTbio, v. [cruento,] to stain with blood. "Apbpes 'AprjXQdroi, PeflpoTWfJierd 
 
 revy? e^ppres. X. 41. SYN. Alfiaoow. 
 BpoyGos, ov, 6, subst. [(l)guttur, (2)lagena,] a throat, or gullet; a flagon, 'fls 
 
 jieXi rot yXiitcv tovto Kara /3joo^oio yepoiro. Theocr. 3. 54. SYN. Bpoy^ds. 
 Bpoyos, ov, 6, subst. [laqueus,] a cord, noose, rope, snare. Bovp 1) Xeoyr rjXirir 
 . <Bes epTcipeip /3/9d)(ots. Androm. 718. Syn. 'Ay^dr^, axolpos, dprdpr). Epith. 
 
 Kpefiaaros, ovpdpXos, ayxopetos, aeipalos, ddprjros, fyty-qipdpds, Kpv<j>Xos, bvaXvros. 
 BpvaZu), v. [exsulto, floreo,] to spout or burst forth from the ground, to spring 
 
 up, to florish. tilpXxpi^rd ppvagei. Msch. Suppl. 880. Syn. BXaaTdpw, 
 
 dpdeo), daXXu), dyaXXo/jiai. 
 BpvKU), f. fa, v. [mordeo,] to bite, to tear with the teeth, to devour greedily. 
 
 BpvKeiP, Kpeu)Kditel.p fxe\r) ^eptop. Cycl. 359. SYN. Aacrw, eadXu), dttorpioyu). 
 BpvXXu), v. [sorbillo, poto,] to tipple, to sip. BpvXXojp to ko0' y/jepap. Equit. 
 
 1123. SYN. 'YttottIpu), jjeOvcj, (ftXXdTroTeit) . 
 Bpvop, ov, to, subst. [(1) muscus, (2) alga,] moss, sea-weed. YTpioadfiepoi flpvdv 
 
 avop vtto 7rXeKra~is KdXvfiatoX. Theocr. 21.7. EPITH. 'EXatypop, Xcvkop, 0d- 
 
 XaaoXdp. 
 Bpvxddfxai, v. [rugio, ejulo,] to roar, to growl, to groan deeply. "Onus 6pd viv, 
 
 beipd fipvxrfdeU rdXas. (E. R. 1265. SYN. 'AXd\d<?a;, /AVKad/jiat, ibpvdfiat. 
 
BPYX BYP2 183 
 
 Bpv\Vf * s i V> s "bst. [rugitus, gemitus, stridor,] a roar, a growl, a deep groan, 
 
 a gnashing of the teeth. Kai yevves ktvttZov (3pvj(fi # vireTeXXeT bbovTiov. 
 
 Apoll. 2, 83. SYN. MvKqdfjds, /3pvx»?/ua, fipdfios. 
 Bpv\ios, a, ov, et ov, o et rj, adj. [fremens,] roaring. BpvyXa b' r/^w irdpdfivKd- 
 
 roc. P. V. 1118. SYN. Bpvxov- 
 Bovw, v. [scateo, pullulo,] to spring up, to gush forth, to blossom. UnvroUov 
 
 dve/Kov, Kai re fipveX dvdeX XevKui. P. 56. SYN. Bpva£w, cnroppeu), dva/3Xus?<t>, 
 
 yefiui, avBib), avTrj^X. 
 Bpufjiad/jat, v. [rudo, rugio,] to bray like an ass, to roar. Bpoj^ffd/^evos tov 
 
 gov hivov fJieya Kai arpaTiov Karerrapbev, Vesp. 6l6. SYN. 'OyKao/xat. 
 Bputfiri, rjs, (3pw(Tis, ews, e\(3po)Tvs, vos, i), subst. [cibus,] food, meat. 'AXX' dyer', 
 
 otyp ev vt]l Oorj (opwats re iroais re. n. Ij6. See also k. 177* and g. 406. Syn. 
 
 Ilras. EPITH. 'Avdefioecroa., evbpdaos. 
 BptifxX et fipuxTKio, v. [comedo,] to eat. "Os pa. re /3e/3owKws (3dos epyeraX aypav- 
 
 \oio. \. 403. SYN. Be/3pu>dw, €g6Xoj, baivvjiai, ebu), rpwyw, <payu>. 
 BpuoXfivs, uv, 6 et r/, adj. [esculentus,] fit for eating, eatable. Ovk i\v dXe^fx 
 
 ovbev, ovbe fipojaXfuov. P. V. 488. * SYN. 'Ebwbifjios, rpwtffjids. 
 BpQaXs, et fipio-vs ; see Bpu>jurj. 
 BpwTTjp, rjpos, 6, subst. [qui comedit,] an eater, a devourer. BpwTijpds cuyjuas 
 
 airepfxarbiv dvrj^epovs. Eumen. 806. 
 BpwTds, 17, ov, adj. [cibo idoneus, edulis,] fit for eating, (and in the neut. pi. ret 
 
 /3pwra,) food. Yeivaro b' ev Kakvfiri fxe, Kai kleQpe-^ard flpcorols. Batrach. 30. 
 BvfiXXvds, 77, 6v, adj. [(1) Byblinus, (2) e cortice papyri factus,] (1) of Byblus, a 
 
 city of Egypt, (2) made from the bark of the papyrus. KaTdfiaajudv, evdd 
 
 BvfiXXvwv dpQv and. P. V. 836. z (2) See <p. 391. 
 BvfiXds, ov, ?/, subst. [papyrus jEgyptia, &c] an Egyptian plant whose bark 
 
 was wrought into a kind of paper, and the stalk and root of which served as 
 
 food for the poor. Elvaf fivfiXov be Kapirds ov peparet ard^yv. iEsch. Suppl. 
 
 764. 
 Bvcrjpes, (vv 01, P. N. [Byzeres,] a nation of Pontus between the Cappadocians 
 
 and Colchians. Bvctrjpas r enX toTgXv eiwrpo yap alev e.T€fxvov. Apoll. 2. 1248. 
 Bv£ti), v. [refercio,] to fill, to cram, to stop up close. Nr/^dros ciGKrjTold fiefiva- 
 
 fAtvov' avrdp eV avrw. b. 134. SYN. 'AvaTrXrjdu). 
 Bvdos, ov, o, subst. [gurges, profunditas,] deep sea, depth. BvQ&v er o\>x ola 
 
 re (poivXov adXov. CE. R. 24. SYN. Bddos, bivrj. EPITH. MXaubovov, aKapd- 
 
 tov, ayvbv, apydXebv. 
 Bvkttjs, ov, 6 et 7/, adj. [sonans,] swelling, sounding. "Evdd be fivKTatov dve/uov 
 
 Kdrebrjffe KeXevdd. k. 20. SYN. AeXX^s, ifxfieis, fidpv(Dpef.i.eTr)S. 
 Bvveu), v. idem fere quod Bv£(o, [refercio,] to fill. YIqiovvtwv efivvovv to 
 (TTdfid. Pax 645. Syn. Vid. BvZw. 
 
 Bvpod, tjs, rj, subst, [corium,] a hide. 'H fivperd aov Qpavevtrerai. Equit. 369* 
 SYN. 2.kvtos, bepjxd, bepds, Kwbldv. EPITH. Adatav^^v. 
 
 BvpoaOj-os, ov, b, subst. [ab Aristophane dicitur Cleon,] the tanner eagle, a 
 ravenous eagle : Cleon was so called, because he was a tanner. 'AAV d-rroTav 
 fjiapxpy fivpaaleros dyKvXd)(eiXT}s. Equit. 197. 
 
 Bvpoivos, r), dv, adj. [coriaceus,] made of a hide or leather. TW fivpaTvrjs, riys 
 
 'ImrXdv. Equit. 449. 
 
 Bvpoobe^iu), v. [corium subigo,] to dress leather, to be a tanner. '6 bi ftvpao- 
 be\peX y,6 be 7rw\et Kp6fi}xvd. Plut. 1 67* 
 
 Bvpadbe\pr)s, et (hpad7ro>Xrjs, ov, 6, subst. [coriarius,] a currier, a leather-seller. 
 EIrd -ov OeolaXv eyQpov, fjvpaobe\ln]v l\d(f)Xdydvd. Nub. 581. See also Pax 269. 
 SYN. ^LKvrevs, crKVToTofxos. 
 
 BvpadwacfjXdyiov, dvds, 6, subst. [coriarius Pa|)hlagon,] a Paphlagonian tanner. 
 'O fivpooirdyXdywv vnbireouv tov beoiroTtiv. Equit. 47« 
 
 1 See Dr. BlomfielcTs Glossary and very learned illustration of this word. 
 * SeeDr, Blomfield's note on this passage, who contends that Bv&\lvov is the proper reading. 
 Ion. 1195. Dr. Maltby defends the common readiug. See Thes, Bi&hwos. 
 
184 BYP2 TAIA 
 
 BvpodTEvfjs, eds t et flvpcrdTdvtis, ov, 6 et r), adj. [corio obductus,] made of 
 
 stretched or tightened skins. Tvfjurdvd te XajSere fivpadrevrj. Helen. 1363. 
 
 See also Bacch. 123. 
 BvaaXvbs, rj, ov, adj. [byssinus,] of fine linen. ErctXcu vvv ci/jKpi xpwri fivaoXvovs 
 
 ttettXovs. Bacch. 819. 
 BvfTodhdfievw, v. [animo volvo,] to form deep designs, to meditate secretly. 
 
 'AXX' clkewv dvrjoe Kaprj, Kaca Pvcradbofxevov. v. 184. SYN. ^liiydvdofiai, E7rX- 
 
 (jovXevit), KaXj^aivb). 
 BvoooQev, adv. [ex imo,] from the deep. KvXivbei fivaaodev KsXaivar. Antig. 
 
 597 • SYN."AjoSjjr, KaTaKpas, TrpefJU'ddev. 
 Bvaads, -ov, 6, subst. [profunditas,] a bottom, the deep. See Bddos. 'H be 
 
 fidXvfibalvrj XkeXt], es fivaaov tjpovaev. £1. 80. 
 Bvaaos, ov, r), subst. [byssus, pretiosissimi lini genus,] flax of the finest sort 
 
 raised in Egypt, cotton. 'ilfuapTevv, fivaaoid KdXov ovpoiaa yXr&vd. Theocr. 
 
 2. 73. 
 Bvff(To<j)p(ov, ovds, 6 et r), adj. [alta mente consilia agitans,] deeply planning. 
 
 XpdVw kXvttj (3vaffd(f>p(t)v 'Epivvs. Choeph. 640. 
 Bwkos, Dor. pro fiovicds, i. q. fiovrrjs. See Borrjp. 'H KaXds afifXE rroXiov eXe~ 
 
 Xr'jdrj (3u>kos dotbas. Theocr. 10. 38. SYN. BovkuIos, (ZovkoXos. 
 B&Xal, olkos, et {3wXos, ov, r), subst. [gleba,] glebe, a sod. 1 Ae£cird fiuXaica bai- 
 
 povXav. Pyth. 4. 66. See also Aj. Fl. 1286. SYN. "Apovpd, aypos, oynos. 
 
 EPITH. Ba0e7d, bvotyepa, Oeia, bi\pds, eXa0po. 
 Builds, ov, 6 et y, et a, tiv, adj. [ad aram pertinens,] of or belonging to the 
 
 altar, at the altar. 'H 6' o^vdrjKrds ijbe fitojxXa nepiZ,. Antig. 1301. 
 BojfidXdx^vfJtd, drds, to, subst. [scurrile factum vel dictum,] buffoonery, scur- 
 rility. Toiavr d(f>eXojv icaKd ical tyoproi' teal (DiojjoXdyevfxdT dyevvTi. Pax 747* 
 Bto/zdAoyevw, v. [scurram ago,] to act the buffoon, to be scurrilous. Ei be 
 
 tis avTUfP (3(i)fio\d)(ev(rair , rj Kafixpetev rlvd Kafxiriiv. Nub. 966. 
 Bw/jids, ov, 6, subst. [altare, ara, basis,] an altar, the base of a statue. Tjjv 
 
 fxiv eireiT ettX fitofidv dyivv irdXvfnjrXs 'bbvaaevs. A. 440. SYN. Qv/JieXri. 
 
 EPITH.^Iepos, evbjur)Tds,7rEpiicaXX})s, AeX^eios, dvijeis, 6v<jjbr)s, dEobfxrjTvs, ayrbs, 
 
 Ovoets, fxrjXddvrrjs, dnYipdros, dy atcXsris, avbpd(povds, ETraKTXds, 'EpxeWs, efxnvpds, 
 
 fxavTelos, (j)Xoy£pds, PHR. Neokthjtov Xldwv (3(t)fxow divdp, bet,(7rvpot Oemy OvfXE- 
 
 \ai. 
 BbHTTpEu), v. [clamo, voco,] to call to, to bawl. 'AXXci fxdXa otyobp&s iXdav, 
 
 (3u)OTp€i}> bi KpdratXv, jjl. 124. SYN. 'E7rtKa\£w, fibdio. 
 Biottjs, ov, et /3wrwj0, opbs, 6, subst. See Banjo. 'Hvflov tol /3wrai, tol noifXEvls, 
 
 yirdXoX fjvddv. Theocr. 1. 80. See also £. 102. 
 BiorXdveipd, //, adj. [aleus et educans homines,] men-feeding, populous. Ovbe 
 
 ttot ev Qdiri EpXfiwXdKi fiurXdveipr}, A. 155. 
 
 Tayydnov, ov, to, subst. [rete piscatorium,] a fisherman's net, a net. Tayyd- 
 fiou, arris TrdvdXuTOv. Agam. 352. SYN. ^dyf)vrj, dfji(pXj3Xr](rrpdy, biKTvov. 
 
 Ydbeipd, up, rd, P. N. [Gades,] the straits of Gibraltar, rdbetpwv to 7rpbs 
 $d<pov ov iTE-paTov. Pind. Nem. 4. 112. 
 
 Tald, as, r), subst. [(l) terra, (2) regio, (3)patria,] (1) the earth, (2) a tract of 
 land, (3) conntry. UXtjcret te Trdoav yaldv ala^iaTOiv Xoywv. Hipp. 689. 
 SYN. Veu, yfj, aid, ttcltoXs, X®<* )V * 7rebdv. EPITH. 'A7re/pwv, direipEoXa, direi- 
 pXros, avQovad, avdEfioeaad, ainvEXoecrad, ai7reivr), d7rr}vi]s, dXiTrXayKTOs, /3a0v- 
 KoXnos, fliorXdveipd, bvo(f>Epa, bix^ds, EpXfiuXos, tptjSwXa^, epdTeivr), ETrripdTos-, 
 evpvxppos, evicapiros, OdXZpa, KXetvrj, Kvdyia, 5d0eo, /ueXayu0vXXos, fJiEaojAtpaXos, 
 
 Bci\os is also used for a aolid mass, as the sun. Orest. 975. See R. P. and below at the word 
 
TAIH TAMO 185 
 
 £i/pa, fclrrj, Td\vpO)(dds, irdXvdpe/ufiWV, iroXvKapTros, 7ra^u?/re</od, TritJV, Tvpd(f>dpos 9 
 
 orvtitXt), tyvaicldds, ^Xdrj^opos, xpdfxddtvbrjSf avyye'iTiay , aefxvi), dvoXjjos, Trarpua, 
 
 ayxirtpftuv, eXevdipa, icparaiXews. 
 rariiids, a, ov, adj. [terrenus,] of the earth, earthy. T HyoV E7ro\p6fiEvoy Tlrvoy, 
 
 yaiifiov v\ov. tj. 324. SYN. ^ETn-^Qovlos, ^dovoarlfiiis, eyyetos. 
 Faifidxds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [terram cingens et continens,] holding, surrounding 
 
 or protecting the earth. Yaiaoxov r dbeX(f)£av. CE. R. 160. 1 
 Valto, v. [glorior,] to boast, to exult. "Os pd irdpk Kpoyiwvl Kdde&TO, Kvbei 
 
 yaiujy. A. 405. SYN. Av^ew, yi'fiio, yavpldu), dydcoyucu, a(3pvvo/j.ai, -^aipa). 
 TdXd, aKTOS, to, subst. [lac,] milk. 'ETreKirliby ydXaKros a.fx<f)dpea t ttetcXov. 
 
 Cycl. 327. SYN. YXayos. EPITH. 'A///3pofftov, afieXydfierov, yXvKEpoy,Xev- 
 
 kov, deaTTEffidy, naXoy, veKrapiov, Trloy. 
 YdXddrivos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [lacteus, tener,] suckling, young, tender. Nefipovs 
 
 Koifxi]ffaaa. verjyeveas ydXadr/vovs. p. 127» 
 TdXaKTOTr dr-ns, ov, 6, subst. et adj. [qui lac bibit,] a person who drinks or 
 
 is fed on milk, a countryman. "E/aoXe rts, e/aoXe ydXouToTrorcts dvijp. Eur. 
 
 Electr. 169. 
 rdXdretd, as, >/, P. N. [Galatea,] one of the sea-nymphs. Awocs teal TLdrdirtj 
 
 koX dyaKXeirrj rdXdretd. 2. 45. EPITH. EtvdXia, evetbijs, KaXt), Xevia). 
 Fakei], contr. ydXr), rjs, >/, subst. [mustela,] a weasel, a cat. Mvs ttote bi^dXtos 
 
 ydXerjs dvbvvdv dXv^as. Batrach. 9. See also Vesp. 1177. Syn. 'IktU, aiXov- 
 
 pos. EPITH. Uctfitydyos. 
 rdXeurris, ov, 6, subst. [stellio,] a lizard, an evet, a newt. "Hadtjv ydXtwr// 
 
 KdrdxlaavrX ^LwKpdrovs. Nub. 174. SYN. f Aan:dXdj3u)Tr]s. 
 YdXi)yrj, et poet. ydXrjvau], tjs, et ydXf)vetd, as, ij, subst. [tranquillitas maris, 
 
 serenitas,] a calm, tranquillity, serenity. Kpeiaawv ydXi)vr)s vavrXXoialv elad- 
 
 pav. Orest. 719. See also Apoll. 1. 1154. and Iph. A. 546. Epith. Aa/i- 
 
 Trpci, duvaavTos, dvi^vEfxos, yeXduxrd, Xevia), vqvefua, ey^rr/ts, fieiXljfla, evbXos. 
 YdXijvos, ov, 6 et f], adj. [tranquillus,] calm, tranquil, quiet, 'Ek KvfxdTtoy yap 
 
 avdls al ydXi'jy opw. Orest. 273. SYN. Ei/oios, a'idplos. 
 YdXows, o), Att. ydXtos, 10, y, subst. [(1) soror mariti, glos, (2) uxor fratris,] 
 
 (l)a husband's sister, (2) a brother's wife. 'He irf] es ydXbtav, r) eivdrEptov 
 
 £V7T€7rXu)V. Z. 378. 
 
 Fafxfipds, ov, o, subst. [(1) gener, (2) socer, (3) frater uxoris, (4) sponsus,] 
 I a son-in-law, a father-in-law, a wife's brother, a husband. 'E»> ao'taX yajx- 
 
 fipols, oXoiv ok eXuffaovd. Androm. 360. SYN. Krjbecrijs, sKvpds, TrevQtpos. 
 
 EPITH. 'Apioro7ro» os, dfivfiojy, kclXos. 
 I Td/ierj), r)s, y, subst. [uxor,] a wife. YdjjLETas ovpdvoviKov. iEsch. Suppl. 17o\ 
 
 SYN. "akoitXs, irdpaKoirXs, bdfxdp, ovyevvos, cv^vyos, yvvrj. 
 Td\xlTt\s, ov, 6, subst. [maritus,] a husband, 'lbov, tboii, /udKapros, 6 yd/.UTas. 
 
 Troad. 311. 
 TdfXEd), f. low et u>, 1 aor. eyq/id, v. z [uxorem duco,] to marry. 'EXtyrjs yd/jiei 
 
 fit bvarv^aTEpov ydfxov. Troad. 359* SYN. Nvfx((>evdfjiat. PHR. AeKTpotu 
 
 OetTfiov fayed/nat, Trpuoaio dk'oiriv. 
 rdfit'iXev/ud, dros, to, subst. [nuptiarum contractio,] marriage. rdfx))-Xev/n\ 
 
 dTrevytTOV bofxois. Choeph. 6l4. 
 rdfxijXids, ydfiios, et ydfilnds, r), 6v, adj. [nuptialis,] belonging to marriage, 
 
 nuptial. 0i)jjf, npo naibioy ical ydpirfKXov teXovs. Eumen. 825. See also Moscli. 
 
 2. 120. and Aves 1692. Syn. 'E7rt0dXd/iros. 
 Tafxdpds, Dor. pro yrjpdpds, ov, 6, subst. [agricola,] a land-holder, a native 
 
 citizen. Toy fit) fioqOt'jcravTd Twvbf. ya/jopioy. iEsch. Suppl. 6l6. 
 Td/uos, 3 ov, o, subst. [nuptiai,] marriage, a marriage-feast. Ov nep-rus tyl? 
 
 v yd/ids els 706' ))/uipas. PI10211. 436\ Syn. Nu^0e7d, vu/«/)//m, yd/u//Xev/id. EPITH. 
 
 Neds, \pevbt)s, dditcros, alfjidTrjpds, bvarv^rfs, bvarr}vos, dyd/uos, Odydoifids, dyd- 
 1 This is an epithet applied both to Diana and Neptune, but more frequently to the latter. 
 
 * ra/teTt> is generally said of a man, and yayalaBai of a woman. Sop H. P. Mod. 2(i I. 
 3 Td/jios is very frequently used in the plural to ilcjmu marsi 
 
 Pros, Lex. 2 A 
 
18G TAMO FAYA 
 
 olds, nXoxxrids, duoptyos, yvvatKelos, dZoydvos, boXXos, hvoydfjids, fidoXXXicds, 
 
 ifitpb's, Xvypds, aXXolos, veobfxris, evvalos, fiapfidpos, tfyxiperos, eadXds, vfipicrBeis, 
 
 evbdnXfJos, dbXitos, atVyjods, dvovrjros, fiXaios, ddifiXros, KpviTTos, yXVaepos, OaXepos, 
 
 l/biepdets, Xepos, oXoos, Tijirfeis, wpa'ids, Kebvos, dyopevTos, oXjpXbs. N. B. The 
 
 above epithets, except the last ten, are all used by Euripides, and many of 
 
 them will justify his right to the appellation of fjuodyvvris. 
 rdfidfTTdXds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [nuptias parans,] marriage-preparing. "Hpovs 
 
 vviCTXya.fj.oid, yd/iooroXov ayyEXXwTtjv. Mus. 7» 
 YafifyrjXi], f/s, ?;, subst. [maxilla,] the jaw, mouth, cheek. IfiephvaiaX yapcpr)- 
 
 Xa7oX avpi£wv (f)ovdv. P. V. 363. SYN. Yvddos, aXdyiov, ndpeia, Kopprj. 
 Ta/j\pd)vv^ v\ds, o et >/, adj. [aduncos habens ungues,] having crooked talons. 
 
 a. Tots be ya/jLxbojvv^X Tolabe ; b. ToV ofieXiaKov aptrdaas. Av. 359. 
 Ydvds, eos, to, subst. [(I) splendor, (2) laetitia; item, quod est in quaque re ve- 
 
 nustum,] joy, gladness, delight. Kai rrjs opelas avOEfiuppvrov ydvds. Iph. T. 
 
 634. SYN. Trjdocrvvr), evtypoavvi], y]bovri, Tep\pXs, ^apjxd, ayXdXa. 
 Ydvda), Tdvow, Tawfu, v. [Iretitia adficio,] to render joyful, to gladden, to 
 
 exhilarate. Marapas Oeovs ydvdovTEs. iEsch. Suppl. 1020. See also T. 
 
 359. Iph. T. 1240. et Cycl. 501. SYN. AafiTrpvvio, oti'A/3w, ayXcucw, a/3pv- 
 
 vofxai (in med. voc), %a/pw, y^diw, ijbdfxai, eixppaivdfjiai. 
 rdvvjj.r}br]s t eos, 6, P.N. [Ganymedes,] the son of Tros, said to have been taken 
 
 up into heaven to supply Hebe's place as Jupiter's cup-bearer. A&x v "* s 
 
 iroLvi]V TdvvfJu'jbEds' ovveic aptoroi. E. 266. EPITH. QpvyXos, AapbdvXbrjS, aya- 
 
 kXvtos, IfjiEpdeis, olvoyoos, favdos. Phr. Atos evvErrjs, olvo^oos irals, koXXhttos 
 
 6py)tu>v iivQpwTCiibv , E(j)effrXos dddvdroiaX. 
 Td7rdTds,ov, 6 et >;, Dor. pro yr)7rdTos, adj. [a terra absorptus,] drunk up by 
 
 the earth. Aape7o»> dvdKdXe~icr6E, yanorovs b' lyw. Pers. 627' 1 
 Tap, adv. [nam, enim,] for, because, wherefore. Owe av bvvaifxrjv' ws 6' fx w > 
 
 tX yap nddo); Hec. 6l2. 
 TapydXos, ov, 6, subst. [titillatio,] a tickling, a titillation. 'ivd ttjv Zbpav avTyjv 
 
 v7rT]Xd£ yapydXos. Thesm. 140. 
 " Yapyr}TToQEv, adv. [a Gargetto, pago Attico, unde et Epicurus Gargettius ap- 
 
 pellatur,] from or of Gargettus. E/'jue 2, [eyw ;] KpXrvXXa y 'AvtXBeov Yapyr)T- 
 
 toQev. Thesm. 898." Maltb. 
 Yaarrip, TEpds et Tpds, yj, subst. [venter,] the belly, appetite. TapKovvr 
 
 dri£(t)V ov ,ydp kv yaaTpbs (3opa. Eur. Suppl. 875. SYN. Kevewv, tcotXXa, 
 
 Aa.7rapa, vrjbvs, veiatpd. EpiTH. Mtcrr), inrrXa, fXEyiavq, atcpa, XdaXa, dvaX- 
 
 tos, Kdxdepyos, Xvypd, nTvylpd, \iapyr\, dretprjs, apy>), ovXo/jevt}, /jtoyepd, TtoXXa. 
 Yawpr), tjs, fj, subst. [cavitas vasis aut navis,] the belly of a vessel. Yaarpriv 
 
 {xkv rpXirobos Ttvp dji^ETXE, QepfjLETo 8 vbtop. 6. 437* SYN. Ylvtos. 
 YacnpibXov, ov, to, subst. [dimin. a praeced.] I.Kexpai roivvv y duo yaarpXbXov 
 
 TvvvovTOvi old 7T£Tiopbds. Nub. 391' 
 YaorpiZo), v. [vent rem ferio vel expleo,] to strike or beat on the belly, to fill 
 
 the belly, 'ft noXis Ktti bf}/.i\ vcf) o'lwv Orjpiojv yaaTpi^dfxai. Equit. 273. SYN. 
 
 Ka7-a(C07rrw, evio^Eio. 
 
 YaoTpX/napyds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [gulosus, cibi avidus,] eager for the belly, glut- 
 tonous. 'E/.<ot 5' dTTdpd yaaTpXfj,apydv. Olymp. 1. 82. 
 YaarpXs, Xos et. Xbds, et yctorpwr, wvos, b, subst. et adj., et yaorpwbrjs, eos, 6 et //, 
 
 adj. [gulosus,] a big-bellied man, a glutton. Kai 7rpos tovtois yaaTpXbds yfiQv, 
 
 Thesm. 81 6. See also Ran. 201. and Plut. 560. 
 YavXos, ov, 6, subst. [rnulctra,] a milk-pail. YavXoi re, vKdcpXbes te, TervyfiEi'd, 
 
 toIs Evdfj,eXyEV. t. 223. 
 YavXos, ov, 6, subst. [navicula,] a small Phoenician vessel. YavXov KTwfiai, teal 
 
 vavKXrjpCJ. Av. 599' 
 
 1 " Hujusmodi composita a yrj Dorice efFeruntur." Vid. doctiss. Blomf. in loco. 
 
 2 See Brunck's note 011 this line. The reading elfxl militates against Dawes's canon ; though 
 that may not be a sufficient reason for rejecting it, since Porson, Tate, Kidd, and many otiier 
 distinguished scholars have convicted Dawesof consideiable temerity and hastiness in his canons. 
 'E7& seems to be required by the context, and by the restrictive particle, as emphatically re- 1 
 plying to the previous remark of Mnesilochus — Ai/t?; Qeoi'67] npcorews. 
 
TAYP FENE 1B7 
 
 Vavpbsy ov, o et ?/, adj. [superbus, ferox,] proud, insolent, petulant. Z^rel* 
 
 to yavpop b' kv typZalp K€Krr]fxepot. Eur. Suppl. 228. SYN. AvOdbrjs, dyip(o^6s, 
 
 V7rip}'i<f>dids t oreppbs, fitytis. 
 Yavpbia, v. [superbum reddo,] to render proud. ,V H rovpbfx, w av nardtipeli yav- 
 
 povfiepr). Hipp. 504. SYN. 'AyaXXofuai, dXaCbpevofxai, Qptiovrbfxai. 
 Yavpoi^d, tiros, to, subst. [arrogans gloriatio,] pride, exultation. Kepop be 
 
 yavpwfx earX t£jv Cwitwj' robe. Troad. 1239' 
 Teywyew, yiyojptia), yeywiw, et yeyojiiaKU), v. [vociferor,] to speak, to cry out, 
 
 to exclaim, to invoke. tv 6 ^p?/ yeyiovelv a evrvyovv-ti ttoijupXiop. Rhes. 266. 
 
 See also H. 469, a °d Dr. Clarke's note ; and Eur. Electr. 809. Syn. Bodw, 
 
 avbtiu). 
 Yeivdfiai, v. [nascor, item active, pario, procreo,] to be born ; also, to bear, 
 
 to bring forth. See Damm. c. 319' Ile/flei £' 'bpearr]p fxr)Tlp\ ij atf eyei- 
 
 vtiro. Orest. 29* SYN. Yepptiio, Xbyevio, 0irvw, (pvrevu), tiktw, yiypofiai. 
 Yetb/ubpbs, ov, 6, subst. [agricola ; et i?iplur. qui agrum inter se divisum co- 
 
 lunt,] a countryman, one who has a portion of the laud. Yetdfibpot [xvpfxrjKEs 
 
 bfiiXtibbp. Apoll. 4. 1453. 
 Yciobv, ov, to, subst. [suggrunda,] the eaves of a roof, cope-stone, battlement. 
 
 "Hbr) # vizepficiivovTa yeiati rei^Eiop. Phoen. II96. 
 TeiTvlaw, et yeiToieu), v. [vicinus sum,] to be near, to be a neighbor. Tis 
 
 karXv ; ov biiTzov BXewvpos yevrvlibv. Eccles. 327^ See also Pers. 316. Syn. 
 
 'Aorvyetro>£w. 
 Yeirop, bvbs, 6, subst. [vicinus, adfinis,] a neighbor ; also adjectively, neigh- 
 boring, near to. Terapros dXXos yeirbvas TtvXas ^X (t>v ' Sept. Theb. 482. 
 
 SYN. 'Aarrvyeirwp, ofxbpbs, 7repiKTi(ov, rrpdaoiKos, cvpoikos, o eyyi)s, b 7rXr}oibp. 
 Yl\ap))s, ebs, 6 et ?/, Dor. pro yeXrjv^s, adj. [serenus, tranquillus,] cheerful, 
 
 gladsome. Ou/uy ytXavei ddaaov ep-tvpzv. Pyth. 4. 322. 
 YeXaofxti, tiros, to, ycXctorvs, vbs, et yeXws, wtos, 6, subst. [risus, cachinnus,] 
 
 a laugh, a smile, laughter. 'Avijpxd/jiop ytXaer/id. P. V. 90. See also v. 8. 
 
 °- 99* et Call. 4. 324. EpiTH."Ao-/3eoTo>, 7ro\v, tinatpov, atypobioXop, yXvicv. 
 YiXaarr}s, ov, 6, subst. [irrisor,] a derider, a mocker, an insulter. Ovy, ws ye- 
 
 Xaarrfs, Olbr-Trovs, eXi)Xvdd. (E. R. 1422. 
 YeXaarbs, 37, ov, adj. [risu digitus,] to be laughed at, laughable. &evd\ Ivd 
 
 epyd y€Xa<7-d teat ovk enXeiKTa Xbrjcde. 0. 30J* 
 YiXaarvs, vid. YeXaafxti. 
 YeXtiw, f. ucroj et tivofuai et Dor. a£w, et yeXoutu), v. [rideo,] to laugh, to smile. 
 
 Aaupvoep ylXtiaaad' rtbois 6* eXetjoe vbi\aas. Z. 484. See Horn. Ven. 49. 
 
 SYN. Metc7d(u, aaipo), tivtiyEXtiu). Phr. YeXcjtci dyw, 7rt/.nru). 
 YiXoibs, et yiXoiids, a, op, adj. [ridiculus,] ridiculous, laughable, humorous, con- 
 temptible. Ov yap av yiXoiop r\p, et EapQXas fxep bovXbs iop. Ran. 541. SYN. 
 
 YlXtxaros, curreids. 
 YeXcjs, vid. YiXcHT/jti. 
 Yifii^oj, v. [impleo, onero,] to fdl, to load. Ytjii^opros Xt/3^rds evBlrovs. 
 
 Agam. 452. 
 Tljids, 16s, to, subst. [impletio, ferculum,] a m< ss, a dish, a feast. Zuv hrt- 
 
 pois re o-KXdyyp\ ittolktiotop yt/ios. Again. 1192. SYN.'Hoe(7/id. 
 Yifid), v. [onustus sum,] to be laden, to be full. IldXu 5' dfiov pkv OvjjLiajjariou 
 
 yefiei. CE. R. 4. SYN. Yifil^io, -nXifioj, e^u7rX>'/Ww. 
 Yivza,, Ion. yeptt), ijs, //,' subst. [(l) natales ; (2)geueratio, stirps, &c] birth, 
 
 origin, generation, age. O'trj nep tyvXXwp yii'ti), roij)bi. kui &vbpwv, Z. 1 Id. 
 
 SYN. Wpbyopoi, tkyopoi, (pvXt), evytpeiti. EPITH. OoXtpct, TTuXuicjxiTfis, KOiift) t 
 
 VU)PVfiPOS. 
 
 YiptdXrj, rjs, 1), subst. [progenies, origo,] birth, origin, !»reed. Twp oi L 
 vovru ipt jilydpoiaX ytvetiXris. E. 270. SYN. Ytviit, yifvioX$ 9 yivirii, yivviffid, 
 
 yov6s,T(.K6s. EPITH. 'AyXdonais, tpXicvbt)s, tf.frri.bb!>, euxais, Kibi)), KXetr;), di/'i- 
 ybvbs, irbXvreKpbs, bvcTrorfibs, TtXeaaiybrbs, oKoria. 
 
 1 The dative singular occurs in Homer umler tlic Form yhcfi<pX, H. 112. +. 139. 
 
188 TENE TENY 
 
 Tsvedyids, a, ov, et ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [natalis,] belonging to birth, kindred. 'E£ 
 
 ovictp aljua yZvE&XXov Karrjvv<Tev* Orest. 89* SYN. MrjTpaids, irarpaids. 
 YeveQXov, ov, to, subst. [filius vel filia,] a child, offspring. 'Eyw [xev, <5 ylveQXov 
 
 Olraiov itarpos. Philoct. 453. SYN. Yevos, yevta, tekvov, tekos, ndis* 
 YeveiaZb), et yZveidu), v. [pubesco,] to begin to have a beard, to grow to man- 
 hood. "ApTi yeveiaffbiov 7tEpX to ffTOfid tms Kporacfxas te. Theocr. 11.9- SYN. 
 
 'H/3aw, f}(5a<7K(i). 
 YZvetds, dbos, ?jf, subst. [lanugo, barba,] a beard. 'AW avTo/jiai ge TyjabZ npos i 
 
 yZveidbos. Med. 707» SYN. Tevvs, avdepeibv, 7rwywv, XovXos, 
 TevetriTtjs, ov, 6, adj. [barbatus,] bearded. T<v 6' o yeveir/rqs oi/o uev *cv>as, 
 
 rjuXov irrjyovs. Call. 3. 90. 
 Fe^etdv, ov, to, subst. [mentum, barba,] beard, chin. "Oaas ylveiov x € ~ l P as 
 
 egr/fcovrfoa. Iph. T. 363. EpiTH.'A7raXoV, ayXdov, bpoospov, evpv, Xa^ynEV, 
 
 XdaXoVy aefxvov, X~keoXov, ttoXXov, Tpv<pepoy, fidXaKov. 
 YeveoXs, ews, % subst. [ortns, origo,] production, origin, generation, 'ilneavov 
 
 te Qe&v yevioiv, Kal firjTEpd Trjdvv. S. 201. SYN. Tevieti), ytVfa. 
 TevETij, Tjs, fj, subst. [nativitas,] birth. 'Etc yevirfft 9 7 lpoi> bs reoi kUXyjctkov 
 
 dnavTES. a. 6. 
 Yevet^s, ov; yevvrjTrjs, ov; yZvEnop et yevvy\Twp y opos, 6, subst. [genitor, pater, 
 
 filius,] a father, parent, a son. HvpX ical oTEpoirais 6 Aios yZvZras, (E, R. 470. 
 
 See also (E. R. 1034. Ion 135. and Hipp. 681. Epith. 'Apx^™*, afivfxuy, 
 
 irdXvKTECLVOS, tyXXoTEKVOS. 
 
 TepetvXXXs, xbds, y], P. N. [generations antistes Dea,] the goddess of birth. 
 &dndvr\s, Xdfvyfxov, KioXXdbos, YZvETvXXXbos. Nub. 52. 
 
 TevyjXs, -qXbos, et contr. fjbds, et yH'vs, vds, fj, subst. [securis,] a pick-axe. Owe 
 
 oib"' ekeI yap ovte tov yevrjbos fjv. Antig. 255. EPITH. XaXKOTrXijfcros, li\i§r\Kr\s, 
 (povXa. 
 
 Yewd, as, rj, poet, pro ylvos, subst. [generatio, progenies,] a race, a progeny, 
 offspring. Yevvdv ovbe X>/£-et. P. V. 17 1. 
 
 Tewdbas, ov, 6, adj. [(l)generosus, (2) ingenuus,] generous, brave, a. 'Eyw 
 fiabXovfiat. b. XpqoTos el ical yevvdbas. Ran. 1 79> 
 
 YevvawTrpEirios, adv. [generose,] generously, magnificently. YevvaidirpE7rws 
 toigXv Epaarals. Pax 988. 
 
 Yewaws, a, 6v, et ov, 6 et y, adj. [ingenuus, generosus,] generous, noble, brave. 
 
 *H tyaaydvov Ofjyovff ; d yevvala yvvyj. Troad. 1006. SYN. Evyew)s, Atoye- 
 vrjs, yvriaXos, EXevdZpXos, ETrXeucrjs, avbpelos, j3ddv)(cilds. 
 
 Yevvawrrjs, rjrds, fj, subst. [generositas,] noblemindedness. YevvatbrriTd' Tfjs 
 yap e^diffTrjs Oewv. Hipp. 1296. SYN. EvyeVetd, to ebysvES, to yevvalov. 
 
 Yevvaitos, adv. [generose,] generously, nobly, manfully. To fxev gov, w vZdvX t 
 yevvaicos e^et. Iph. A. 1402. 
 
 Yevvdio, v. [gigno, pario,] to produce, to beget. "E<rd>ac?oV ispevs 5' 7jv o yev- 
 vfjoas TTdrrjp. Iph. T. 36 1. 
 
 Yewrj/ud, drds, to, subst. [quod natum seu procreatum,] a thing produced, off- 
 spring, race. Tw»' Acuov Tolvvv tXs i\v yevvrifidTtov. CE. R. 1 167» 
 
 YevvriTris, ov, et yevvrirwp, opos, o, subst. [parens, proavus,] a parent, an 
 ancestor. IIws 6' ohyX, naTis y el T&vbZ. yevvrjTutv E<pv. CE. R. 1015. See also 
 Ion 735. 
 
 Yevos, eos, to, subst. [genus,] offspring, race, a kind, a nation, sex. '£/\oyi- 
 o-dfir]v ovv, rw yerovs ap\r]yETr]. Orest. 548. SYN. Yeveu, ytvEQXbv, edvos, 
 (pvXov. EPITH. QfjXv, apGEV, Xoyyptyopov, "ApZi kutoxov, fiapfidpdv, ETrXarjfidv, 
 bovXov, iravpov, (fiXXov, (3poTeiov, bvowvvfjidv, XooQeov, KevTavpeiov, 7roXvfioy(ddv, 
 yQoviov, TvpprjvXKov, bpifxv, drrvXr}T6v, TavrdXewv, (pXXoTEKvdv, ap.(j)}}pictTdv, av- 
 Totrpefjivov, Qelov, Xa/jnrpov, £dd£ov, pXaityovov, ofipXfiddv/Jidv, irdXaitydroVy beiXov, 
 dvEfXU)Xtov, fjiuyEpdv. 
 
 Yevvs, vos, >/, subst. [(l)gena, barba, (2) securis,] a cheek, a jaw, a hatchet. 
 <l>dvov OTdXayno\cY}V KdTEVTaZov ysvvv. Hec. 241. SYN. (l)YEveivv, yapfrjXat, 
 TrdprjXs. EPITH. Olv(07ros, aypXa t XX^jAiaad, ditdXaxpws, icvppa, 7rdXm, £ovdt) >{ 
 ciavdrj, Xaflpos. 
 
1EPA rEHM 189 
 
 repaid*, 1 a, ov, adj. [(1) senilis, (2) senex,] (1) old: also subst. (2)m. an old 
 
 man, (3) f. and old woman. "Qpeye vvv, dpeye yspaXav. Phcen. 101. Syn. 
 
 (1) Yepdpos, (2) yepuv, irpkcfivs, tv peer fibres, (3) ypald, ypats, ypavs, TrpeafivrXs. 
 Yepalpw, v. [muneror honoris causa,] to bestow upon, to honor. "6s evri)- 
 
 Xqoet, Ti/utos yepaiperai. Eur. Suppl. 563. SYN. Koafie(a t rtfxaoj, bo^a^o), 
 
 ayXd'i£w, rtw. 
 Tepavhpvovy ov, to, subst. [stipes vetustus,] an aged stock of a tree. Ylpoyvv 
 
 yepdvbpvov' to fiev eiCTdfiov btypa ireXoiTO. Apoll. 1. 1118. 
 
 Yeodvos, ov, >/, subst. [grus,] a crane. Xrjviov f) yepdviov. B. 460. Epith. 
 
 'Hepd(f>u)vds, riepd(f>oiTOS, Kpaurvrj, noTavos, bbXXyav^rjV , avvvofids ve(j)ea)V bpofxov. 
 
 Yepdpos, a, 6v, et yepae/uids, ov, b et r/, adj. [augustus, venerabilis, honorificus, 
 honorandus,] venerable, majestic, august, honorable. "AfKpu) b' e^d^xevu), ye- 
 
 papurepos ^tV bbvaaevs. Y. 211. See Eur. Suppl. 106. Syn. Tepaios, eVrt- 
 fxos, o-efiavfxXos, alios Tiuijs. 
 
 Tepas, a-ds, to, subst. [preemium, honor,] a reward, an honor. Aevtraere yap 
 Toye TravTes, 6 fioi yepds epyiTal ct\A?;. A. 120. SYN. 'AdXov, butpov, Ttfxr/, 
 Tifjuov* EPITH. KaXov, afxtupov, dyaicXeiTdv, eadXov, Xaov, oXtyov, TeXeov, 
 <pXXov, a<pdXTdv, ayXdov, eirXripov, Xafxxpov, Tifirjev, dpiadapjudTov. 
 
 Tepaofilos, see Yepdpos. 
 
 Vepaaipdpos, ov, 6 et %, adj. [praemium ferens,] winning the prize of honor. 'Ev 
 av- bpdol yepaotyopov. Pyth. 2. 80. 
 
 YepfjvXos,ov, 6, adj. [Epith. Nestoris,] ** Nestor was so called because, when 
 Hercules took Pylos, lie was concealed and brought up at Gerenia, a city in 
 Messenia." See Damm. P. N. TolaX be rat ,ueTeenre YeprjvXos tinroTd Neora>p. 
 B. 336. 
 
 YepovTayioyew, v. [senem circumduco,] to lead an old man about, to instruct 
 anew. YepovTaywyelv, KuvaTraibevetp 7rdXlv. Equit. 1099* 
 
 YIoovtXkos, ri, 6v, adj. [senilis,] belonging or adapted to an old man. Elirev 
 o be ffKiTTiovd, yepovTiKov oirXov, deipas. Call. Ep. 1. 7* 
 
 VepcvTidv, ov, to, subst. [vetulus,] a little old fellow. 'ticXX-qofidTdTov, «u 
 mcaidTaTOV yepovTXdv. Nub. 79®' 
 
 YepovaXa, as, >/, subst. [senatus,] a senate. Yld rdv 'Acavav earXv a yepwtrXa ; 
 Lysistr. 979' SYN. ftovXi), dyopa, eKKXrjaXa, Xeo^Vy fyvobos. 
 
 Yepuv, ovtos, b, subst. [senex,] an old man ; also adj. aged. Yepoiv yepovrd 
 7catbdy(oy{)(Jio a eyo>. Bacch. 189* SYN. Hpeafivs, yepdpos, yepatos, yijoeuos, 
 yr)pdXeos. EPITH. 'Afxevqvos, iroXvirevQris, dXlos, da^aXoiav, kukov Ke^dKujfxevds, 
 dpiffTevs, 7rdXXotcpoTU(pos, TroXvTXrjTos, oveipoiroXos, irdXaws, fjeyddv/uos, flovXrjcpo- 
 pds, ttoXXos, evTtjxos. PHR. Xvoaelwv apTi Xevnavdes Kapu, kuku) tiri yijpdos 
 ovbw, iroXXibv iTUiV viXy)povyos, TVjJtfioyepoiv, TroXefXhiv ev elbws, dXufojXd elbws. 
 
 Yev/jd, utos, to, subst. [gustatio, cibus,] a taste, food. "Eywye, ^fiX, rpid ye 
 ravTi yevpdrd. Acharn. 186. 
 
 Yevoj, v. [gustare vel experiri facio,] to give a taste, to make to experience. 
 BovXet ere yevaio tt^wtov dtcparov fxedu. Cycl. 149. SYN. 'A7royci/w. 
 
 Yhpvpd, as, rj, suhst. [(1) pons, (2) interstitium inter ordiues puwnantium, (3) 
 campus in quo concurritur,] (1) a bridge, (2) the space between two con- 
 tending armies, (3) a Held of battle. Yrjdrio-ei, irpofdve'tad ai'a 7rrd\t^oto ye- 
 <pvpas. 0. 378. 
 
 Yeipvpdio, v. [ponte jungo,] to throw a bridge over. 'Ej fieero-ov KdreftaXXe* 
 ye<f>vpwaev be neXevdov. O. 357* 
 
 YeuXdfov, ov, to, subst. [tumulus, collis,] a hill, 'flu to Kdravres rovrd yewXo- 
 <pov, $ re fxvplxai. Theocr. 5. 101. SYN. Ad(f>os, KoXojvr), ftovvos, irpwv, opos. 
 
 YeojfueTpeoj, v. [(l) terram mctior ; (2) geometriam disco,] to measure land, to 
 learn the science of geometry. YewpeTprioai fiovXdfiai tov atpd. Av. 99(j. 
 
 YeojfuTpXa, as, 7/, subst. [geometria,] geometry, a. Yewfierpia. b. Tour ovv tX 
 €(ttX xpijtrXfiov ; Nub. 202. 
 
 Yecjfjidpds, yeupyXKos, yewpyos, ov, b, [agricola, rusticus,] a countryman, agri- 
 
 1 The penult, of yepcuos as in Che instance (juotcil above it. sliort, as also that of StiKaios, aad 
 some others ending in aios. Sec J\. P. lice. 61. 
 
190 rEnp nrA 
 
 cultural. YldoXv, oiroooi yeiopyl-Koy. Pax 589> See also Apoll. 1. 1214. and 
 
 Pax 1549. SYN. Aypovdfids, aypoltcos, aypavXds. 
 Tewpyeio, v. [terram colo,] to cultivate the ground. Mij&e ylwpyeiv top jxkv 
 
 itoXXyjv, Tub' elvai fir}he Ta<pfjvai. Eccl. 588. SYN. Yr\7covEw, y^rojuew. 
 YewpyiKos, vid. Ysoj/xopos. 
 Pi), rjs, >/, subst. vid. Tarn. 
 TrjyevETY}s t ov, et yrjyev^s, ids, 6 et ?;, adj. [terra genitus,] earth-born. "6 te 
 
 yriylveras bofios ovketX. Ion 1467- See also Here. F. 4. 
 YfjdEv, adv. [e terra, funditus,] from the ground, from the foundation, utterly. 
 
 H teal <7(f 'Adava yrjdev e^dvelXero ; Ion 272. 
 Trideit), v. [gaudeo,] to rejoice, to exult. T H kev yijdtjaai Uptd/uos, Tlpuifioto re 
 
 7ra7S£$. A. 255. SYN. Va.vvfj.ai, ^a/jow, fjbd/jai. 
 Yrjddavvri, rjs, r/, [gaudium,] joy. YrjOdovvr], o 01 vlov etjirjv dptbeiKETOv elvai. X. 
 
 539- SYN. Xapa, ydvos, ^ap^d, xapjur). 
 Yrjddovvds, -q, ov, adj. [laetus, laetabundus,] rejoicing, joyful. YrjOoavvos b' 
 
 ovp<p TTETatr IffTlahlos'bbvoaevs. e. 269. Syn.^A/3j0os, evtypwv, XXdpos, evdu- 
 
 fios, \a/jnrpos ofifjiouri, (fxxibpos, TTEpXydpris, ^alpwv. 
 YtjXexvs, fos, 6 et f], a( lj. [humi Cubans,] lying on the ground. Yijklyees Blpd- 
 
 ttovtes doiyrjrotd Xe/jtjtos. Call. 4. 286. SYN. Xdfxaievvijs. 
 YrjXETrjs, eos, 6 et >/, adj. [in terram delapsus,] dropped on the ground. ITW^- 
 
 reis bXtciov dbovras. Phcen. 682. 
 Yi)7roi>E<i>, v. [terram colo,] to cultivate the ground. $pvywv dpovpas eicfxddoxrX 
 
 yrjrorelv. Rhes. 75. Syn. See Tewpyew. 
 Yr)Trdvds t ov, adj. [agricola,] one who cultivates the ground, laborious. KpetWw 
 
 bXbiooX' yrjirovos S' dvrip, Treves. Eur. Suppl. 430. 
 Yrjpatds, et yrjpdXEos, a, ov, adj. [grandaevus,] aged. Kcu fxijv dpw tov ndTtpd 
 
 yrjpaih) 1 nobi. Alcest. 627. See aiso Pers. 176. 
 Yrjpds, aros, Ion. ads, ws, to, subst. [senectus,] old age. 'Epel tXs, ms to yripds 
 
 ovk al(T%yvdfj,ai. Bacch. 200. EPITH. AeiXaiov, ov aofov, 7rev6Xfjiov, fidpv, 
 
 dvaibeias kXewv, iroXXov, bvairdXaiGTov, avTtvov, bvaKoXov, fidpvTEpov A'lTvas 
 
 aKd7TEX(i)v, Xvypdv, (povXov, mitpdv, bvffojvvfiov, XXirdpov, arvytpdv, ojjlouov, oXowv, 
 
 ^dXETrov, (b/iov, PhR. A.evKav6es mpa, Yfjpds dcpXXov, Xvd ttuvtu kdud Kattiov 
 
 Kvpel. 
 YrjpavKh), et yrjpdu) ; vid. Yqpaivio. 
 YripdfioaKEU), et yrjpd^d/i£w, v. [in senectute alo,] to maintain when old. Oi 
 
 yripofioaiciiaovoX, ko\ ddvovTa <te. Alcest. 679- See also Call. Ep. 43. 
 YrjpofiocrKos, yripoKofxos, et yrjpoTpotyds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [qui aliquem in senectute 
 
 alit,] one who supports another in old age. 'Eyd> bi yrjpdjooanov ovk Z%(o. 
 
 Eur. Suppl. Q33. See also lies. Theog. 606. et Alcest. 684. 
 Yrjpvfid, aros, to, subst. [sonus,] a sound. 'YTrepTovov yrjpvixd <j>aiVEra> OTpdrui. 
 
 Eumen. 566, 
 Yrjpvdvevs, eios, yrjpvovrjs, ov, et yqpviov, ovos, 6, P. N. [Geryon.] Xpvaaotp b' 
 
 ETEice TpXKdprjvov Yrjpvdvfjd. Hes. Theog, 287. See also Acharn. 1081. et 
 
 Agam. 843. EPITH. 'A/ccijuaros, dyt'iviop, TpXcrwfidros. 
 Yrjpvs, i>ds, fi, subst. [vox,] a voice, a sound, speech. KpEov, tX oiyqs, yfjpvv 
 
 a(f)6oyyov oydaas\ Phcen. 974. SYN. Avbr), (jxovr/, yiipvfid, <j)d6yyos. EPITH. 
 
 'Optyeld, 7rdXv^opbds, irXxpa., <ro(pt), baupvoeood, Kpainvri, aXyXroeaad. 
 Yrjpvo), v. [sono, loquor,] to speak loud, to speak. Ov fir) nap' o^Xa rdbi yr\- 
 
 pvoei. Hipp. 213. Syn. Avbdio, iiyEu, deibto. 
 YrtTeidv, 7, ov, to, subst. [genus ceepe,] a kind of leek. "AitavTd, tu te yrjrei, da' 
 
 i\v kvTaydpq.. Equit. 674. SYN. Kpo/uvov. 
 YriTr)s, ov, contr. pro yriiT-qs, 6, subst. [rusticus,] a rustic, a countryman. See 
 
 Yita/idpos. YriTrjs onus, dpovpdv €Kto7tov Xajjojv. Trach. 32. 
 YXyaprdv, ov, to, subst. [granurn acini; item (pars pro toto) uva;] the stone or 
 
 refuse of the grape. 'AW, dr &v dvev yXyapTiav, ical <f>XXiov ras t<rxa^«y« 
 
 Pax 633. Syn. 2rd0#\>/. 
 Yiyas, avrtis, 6, subst. [gigas,] earth-born, a giant. Elaibeh*, ytyaj/ri. Phcen. 
 1 For the quantity of the penult, of yrjpaivs, see repawn. 2 See Bruiick. Pwan. 622. 
 
nrA TAYK 191 
 
 I27» EPITH. Vrfyeir/s, ytiyeverrjs, (f)uvXds, imepBvfxbs, drdcrdaXus, dreip?)s, dbXxbs, 
 cnreXtdpos, Kpdrepbs, >/Xi/3dros, v\pav^rjv y vfipiffTijs, aypibs. See Apoll. 1. 942. 
 Theocr. 22. 44. Hes. Theog. 185. 
 
 YlyavTotydvds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [qui gigantes interficit,] giant-killing. Adpv yi- 
 yav-updrdv. Here. F. 1185. 
 
 Tiyvdfiai, et yivdfiat, v. [gignor, nascor, fio, sum,] to be produced, to be born, 
 to become, to be. XlavTw (jp&roi&t ylyvl-ai bxbdmcdXbs. Androm. 682. See 
 also k. 375. SYN. Yeivb}xai, yevrdbfiat, (five*, el/jX, rUrdfiai, TTjXeddio, teXe- 
 ddfiat, KaQiarauai, TTeXajxai, vwdp^oj. 
 
 YiyviboKw, et ylvuxTKU), f. yvu>crb/utai, p. eyviond, v. [nosco,] to know, to per- 
 ceive, to learn, to decree. T& Xl 07 ' " 7 "' ETncrrdfieodd, Kal yiyvuxrKofjiEV. Hipp. 
 382. SYN. A,Xdytv(i)(TK(0, EirXyivuxTKio, Kpiixo, alcrddvbfiai, avvfrj/xi. 
 
 YXbybs, eos, to, poet, pro ydAd, q. v. subst. [lac,] milk, "ftpr/ ev eldpXvrj, ote 
 re yXdyos dyyed bevei. II. 643. 
 
 TXcijjiiov, bvbs, 6 et ?*/, adj. [lippus,] blear-eyed. Kdaor dirbXoifiriv, Kap^Ebrj/ubs 
 o yXafiwv. Ran. 586. 
 
 TXavKt), r)s, //, P.N. [Glauce,] a sea-nymph. "Ev0' dp' ir\v YXavxrj te, QdXeid 
 
 TE KvfldboKr} TE. 2. 39* 
 
 YXavKlao), v. [glaucis oculis terribiliter intueor,] to look fiercely. YXavKXbiov 
 
 b' I6vs (f>£pETai fXEvel, tfvTiva Trecpvr]. T. 172. 
 TXuvkos, ov, 6, P. N. [Glaucus,] (l)a sea-god, (2) also a leader of the Lycians. 
 
 VXcivKE, tXt) brj vwX TEn^i/ueadd ptdXiaTa. M. 310. See Orest. 36*4. EPITH. 
 
 (2) 'AvtXOeos, Ev/.i/jtEXXr]s, Kparlpos, /ueydXjjrwo. PhR. ^lmroXdypio (fiaibXfibs vlbs. 
 rXavtcibxLy Qttos, 6, et yXavkwTrXs, Xbbs, ?/, adj. [glaucos oculos habensj having 
 
 cerulean, bright piercing eyes. Aeliri ytifxai' bud be yXavKunrEs avrov. Olymp. 
 
 6. 76. See B. 166. 
 TXciv£, avebs, r/, subst. [uliila, noctua,] an owl. YXavKEs vfxas ovttot ETrXXei- 
 
 \povm AavpXiOTXicaL Av. 1106. EPITH. NvxrEpXa. 
 rXd(f>v, eos, to, subst. [antrum,] a den, a cave. Kal yXdcjtv irerpjiev tote brj 
 
 TpXtrobi jjpoTO) Itroi. Hes. Op. 531. SYN/'Avrpov, rnrEos, oireios. 
 YXdtyvpbs, d, oV, adj. [(l) cavus ; (2) scitus, elegans,] hollow, spacious, smooth, 
 
 elegant, clever. Tlerpijs ck yXd(f>vprjs aiel veov epybfiEvaiov. B. 88. SYN. 
 
 KolXos, (Sudus, i/bvs, abtybs, aKpifirjs, eKTTpETrt)s, EirXbefrios. 
 rXa(j)u>, f. \pv, v. [(1) cavo, (2) sculpo,] (1) to hollow out, (2) to engrave. Ouptj 
 
 fiaaTi£(ov, 71-0(707 yXdcpeX' ovbi tXs av-uv. Hes. Scut. 431. SYN. YXvcfxo, /3d- 
 
 Ovvoj, opvcaiOf cnccnrTio. 
 TXijvrj, i]s, tj, subst. [pupilla oculi,] the pupil of the eye. YXrjvijs KaibfiEvrjs' 
 
 a<f>dpdyevvTb 5e ol ttvqX pl$ai. i. 390. SYN. Kopr), o^QaXjubs, Olafdd, ftXefXfxd. 
 TXt~ivds, eos, to, subst. [deliciae,] any thing charming or delightful. KtbpXvdv, 
 
 v\pdpo((>oy t os yXyjvEa TroXXd KEy&vbei. ft. 192. 
 rXif^iov, wrbs, //, subst. [pulegium,] penny-royal. Kal yXd-^iov dvQevadv 
 
 VTTttTfrelTat bi yX}iatpdv. Theocr. 5. 56. 
 TXiff-^avrXXbye^EmTpnTTds, ov, o, adj. ab Aristoph. confectum. [qui odiosusest, 
 
 quod ob res nauci pertinaciter obloquitur,] hateful for maintaining paltry 
 
 disputes, litigious. Obb' eXicdfxEvos tteoX irpayfxuTXov yXia^avTXXbye^ETrXTpiTrTOv . 
 
 Nub. 1004. 
 TXia^pos, a, ov, adj. [viscosus, lubricus, jejunus, sordidus,] viscous, hungry, 
 
 mean, sordid. TXia-^pos, irpbaaiTiov, Xtitdpiov t. FjvpnrXbi]. Ach. 452. 
 TXiaxpiov, bi'bs, 6 et fi } adj. [qui aliquid discupit, infelix,] a wretched beggar. 
 
 fl. ? ft beiXdcpXiav, 7rios ?]X8es ', ft. T ft rXla\p(ov, bpys. Pax 192. 
 TAoios, d, o>, adj. [lubricus, sordidus, malignus,] smooth, sordid, malicious. 
 
 MuaOXrjs, eipojVy yXoibs, dXd^wj'. Nub. 448. 
 TAovros, ov, o, subst. [nates, clunes,] a buttock. 'Iax'd T€ y^ovrous te, iXioou- 
 
 filvov te bbicevei. 0. 340. 
 rXvk-Epbs, d, bv, et yXvKvs, eld, v, adj. [dulcis,] sweet, balmy, refreshing. YXv- 
 
 Ktpbv ftXdarr)fx, lsbpu> futXirri. Med. 1095. See also Cycl. 556. SYN. f Hoi/s, 
 
 fiiXii/biis, ijbu/.(bi. 
 
192 1AYK TNHM 
 
 r\vKi)dvfids, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [placidi ac mitis animi,] sweet-miuded, gentle, 
 
 placid. TXvKvdvfdds ofifiaTtav. Nub. 706. 
 TXvKvKap7rds t ov, 6 et ?), adj. [dulces fructus ferens,] bearing sweet fruit. 'Evri 
 
 fxeXas Ktcraos, evr dfnreXos a yXvKVKap7ros. Theocr. 1 1 . 46. 
 TXvKv/jietXl^ds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [dulciter mitis,] sweetly sootbing. Xalp ZXXko- 
 
 (jXe(f>dpe, yXvKVfj.eiXt'^e' bos cV ev dywvX. Horn. V. 19. 
 rXvKv/urjXdv, ov, to, subst. [malum praedulce,] a sweet apple. 'Ev be ndXa, 
 
 yXvKv/jiaXa' to cV wot' dXeKrpXvov, vbwp. Call. Cer. 1Q. 
 TXv^clpov, ov, to, subst. [scalprum, caelum,] a graver. 'Aja^wes, veorevyes, eu 
 
 yXvcpdvow TtoToobov. Theocr. 1. 28. 
 rXvcpls, tbds, 1), subst. [(I) crena, et per synecdoch. (2) sagitta,] (1) the notch 
 
 in an arrow, by which it is fitted to the bow-string, (2) an arrow. Tofav 
 
 TTTtpoJTas yXvfXbds efypfjiu) fievas; Orest. 268. 
 TXvipw, f. \pM, v. [scalpo, sculpo,] to scratch, to engrave. Kcu rocV an evwbovs 
 
 yXvxpdr' dyaXfxd nebpov. Theocr. Ep. 7* SYN. Hew, £vw, yXd(f>tJ t ydpaGOU), 
 
 eyKOTTTh). 
 
 FXioffoa, Attice yXwTTd, rjs, fj, subst. [lingua,] a tongue, language. 'AkoXciotov 
 
 eaye yXCJcffdv, ala^iaTrjv vooov. Orest. 10. EPITH. 'Adwirevros, dyyeXos 
 
 Xoywv, ao<prj, biTTTvyos, evTpd^os, XbXa, kclkj), fxear}, 7rpvfxvi}, dydXivos, evtyiifxos, 
 
 evKeXdbos, eXevdepoaTo/aos, fjbvXoyos, Bor/, XdXos, Xiyeld, fj.a\l/XbXos, fiapyq, fxXdpd, 
 
 fxuTaid, fieydXavj(ijs, ovXd/uevr}, 7roXvbaibdXds, KepTo/xXos. 
 TXiocrffaXyla, as, >/, subst. [linguae prurigo,] vexatiousness of tongue. Tqv <r>)»> 
 
 tTTOfxapyov, u> yvvai, yXioaaaXyXav. Med. 525, 
 TXioTTOTroieco, v. [verba nova et inusitata profero,] to utter strange words : or, 
 
 according to Dr. Jones, after Sanxay, to make the tongues of musical instru- 
 ments. VXojTToirotelv els ret iropveV elaXovQ' eKaavoTe. Vesp. 1283. 
 rX(OTTd<TTpd(j>ew, v. [versute et cailide dicere,] to speak craftily or evasively. 
 
 'Atto yap oXovjiat, /ur) fiddiov yXwTTOGTpo<f>e"iv. Nub. 7.90. SYN. AafipooTd/jeio, 
 
 (TTioftvXXb), (fXvapeii), Xrjpew. 
 TXwxjlv, Ivds, //, subst. [cuspis teli,] the tongue or point of any instrument. 
 
 spear. 'Efcirjs Kdrebrjcrdv, vno yXd)j(ivd b' eKafxx^dv. £1. 274. SYN. 'AKwKt], 
 
 EPITH. 'Appdy})s, jaap/japea. 
 TvaOfxds, ov, 6, et yvddds, ov, rj, subst. [mala, maxilla,] a jaw, a jaw-bone, a 
 
 cheek. Tov /3ctA' vtto yvadfiolo KaX ovdros' <bicd be dvfxos. N. 671. See also 
 
 Nub. 1107* SYN. Tevvs, aXdyi>)V, yajLKprjXat, napeta. EPITH. 'ApyXobovs, 
 
 be^iTepos, Xaixprjpd, avbpofip&s. 
 Tvafi-KTbs, ?}, ov, adj. [incurvus, tortilis,] bent, crooked, curved. Hopiras re, 
 
 yvafXTCTas 0' eXttcas, tcdXvK&s re teat opfxovs. 2, 401. SYN. 'Ayd/Aos, CTpeTTros, 
 
 evarpeTTTOs, €VKafX7rris. 
 TvafXTtTU), v. [flecto,] to bend. 'Ev be yovv yvd/x\pev' eitX be \QovX nairireadv 
 
 o^u0w. M 7 . 731. SYN. Ka/jnrTh), enXKaixirTti), Kvprooj, dvaorpecpej. 
 Trdfevs, ews, 6, subst. [fullo,] a fuller. 'ATrebioic' otyeiXwv r§7 yvd<f>el TpiwfioXov. 
 
 Vesp. 1123. Syn. Kvd<j>evs, 7rXvvevs. 
 TvrjoXds, a, ov, adj. [(l) legitime genitus, legitimus, (2) genuinus,] (1) lawfully 
 
 born, legitimate, (2) genuine. Tie bvta YlpXdfiow vodov teal yvrj 0X0 v, a./u<pio. A. 
 
 102. SYN. NdfxXfids, dfio7raTpXds, o/ioyev^s. 
 Tvu/ud, dTds, to, et yviofxr}, rjs, y\, subst. [consilium, ratio, sententia, mens,] 
 
 counsel, reason, sentiment, judgment, opinion. "E^etv, «x rjis ^" yvupa.' Trach. 
 
 593. See also Hec. 124. SYN. Boi/Aj), bXdvoid, rovs, v6r}nd, rorjoXs, deXqfid, 
 
 (ppovrifid. EPITH. 'ArappijTdv, eboefies, ejjnrebov, IQv, bvatyopov. PHR. Tvdifirjs 
 
 obos, <f>povTXbos 7r Act vai. 
 TvwfxXbXov, ov, to, subst. [sententiola,] a little sentiment or conceit. Kai yvu- 
 
 fxibXb) yv(*)fxr\v vv^aff erepw Xoy<3 avrXXoyrjaai. Nub. 320. 
 TvwiidrvTreu), v. [sententias acutas eflingo s. cudo,] to frame or coin maxims. 
 
 Kcu yvwfioTVTce'i, Kavrdvofxaciei. Thesm. 60. 
 
 1 Brunck renders the word by " patro lingua." 
 
TNHM rOOI 193 
 
 rvwfivTiiKiKds, j), dv, adj. [acutas sententias effingens,] a framer or coiner of 
 
 maxims. Kcu yvwfidTVTrXKos, nat aa(f>7)s, ical KpovarXKds. Equit. 1376\ 
 Yvw/xdrvirds, ov, 6 etfi, adj. [qui sententias proeudit,] hammering out fine sen- 
 tences. TvojfidTVTrois [xepipvats. Nub. 950. 
 Yr<vpi£u>, v. [noscito,] to know, to ascertain. 7 H rolpydv ws ov yvwpXaoi/xi aov 
 
 Tobe. CE. R. 538. SYN. Yiyvu>aK(o, boKX/nd^to, avaicpivw, pdo/iat, laTopeio. 
 YvwpXfxds, (2) yvuHTTos, et (3) yt'WTos, r), dv, adj. [notus, (3) consanguineus, fra- 
 
 ter,] known, acquainted, allied to, a brother. ,X H nal yv&pXfxos dXXds. tt. 8. 
 
 See also CE. R. 391. et (E. R. 3p6\ Syn. Okelfo, Mo^ds, <f>XXds, <j>avepos, 
 
 ovyyevi]s, d/xaifios, dbeX<pds. 
 IV&xTt/udxew, v. [fluctuo animo,] to be doubtful in mind. Xprj yviatxtfiaxeiv 
 
 arjv f]\iKlav. Heracl. 706. 
 Toad), f. ydr\au), aor. 1. eydrjvd, inf. poet. ydi]jievai, aor. 2. eyddv, V. [lugeo,] to 
 
 express wo, to lament, to bewail. Ylarpi 0iA« tiftt firirpt yd^fxevaX kv fxeydpoi- 
 
 aiv. H. 502. See CE. R. 1249. and Z. 500. SYN. Oprjveu), dbvpd/xai, nepdeui, 
 
 ava.K(DKv<jj s fcXalu), Opdeio, Kivvpofiat, fuvpd/j.ai, cu'd^w, oIjjlioS.io, ototv8(0, dyevu), 
 
 eXeXl^o), TTiKdfjai ydois, dyeo), kojkvtoIs e7rap6i$u). 
 ToyyvXr), rjs, fj, subst. [(1) rapum rotundum, (2) maza rotunda,] a turnip, a 
 
 round cake. "Slcnrep yvvaucX, yoyyvXyv nefiaypev-qv. Pax 28. 
 Ydebvds, j), 6v, et ydepds, a, 6v, adj. [lugubris, lugens,] woful, mournful. "H£et 
 
 ti pieXos ydepbv ydepals. Hec. 84. SYN. Avott/j os, TtoXvbaKpvs, Xvirripiis, nepi- 
 
 Xvttos, dXeyeivds, dprjvwbrjs, dtyodprjvds, icivQXjjLos, 7re%dy']pr]s, fidpvirevdris, 7toXvot8- 
 
 rds, dvTapds, oinrpos. 
 Ydrjs, rjToi-, o, subst. [praestigiator,] an enchanter, a deceiver. 7 Ap' ovk enybbs 
 
 teal ydrjs 7re<pv% (Jibe ', Hipp. 1038. SYN. 'Ayvprrjs, KdXa^, irXavos. 
 Yo/jos, ov, b, subst. [(1) onus navis, (2) merces,] freight of a ship. Mey cjjl- 
 
 irXyaas ydpidv. &sch. Suppl. 439- 
 Yo/acpXds, ov, 6, subst. [dens molaris,] a jaw-tooth, a grinder. 'AirdTiadv cid 
 
 yap yofityXov fxdvov tydpei. Plut. JOfjO. 
 Yo^dberds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [clavis firmatus,] firmly bound, wedged. Yo^d- 
 
 beru> Tt bdpX. /Esch. Suppl. 853. 
 Yofupdnayris, eds, o et >/, adj. [clavis firmatus ; accuratus, exquisitus,] coupled 
 
 with nails, firmly wedged. 'Ptjfiura yo/ji^d7rdyf}. Ran. 823. SYN. YIjjktos, 
 
 eVTTTJKTOS. 
 
 I Yojbupds, ov, b, subst. [(1) clavus, (2) cuneus,] (1) a nail, (2) a wedge. Yoptyoiaiv 
 f apa. rr\v ye xaX apfudvXrjGXv dprjpev. e. 248. SYN. S^^, i/Xds, bea/j-ds, apdpov. 
 EPITH. Kpdrepds, Odds. ' 
 
 Yo/i(f)di», v. [clavis compingo,] to fasten with nails. Yofxtyovpieva. ye rd 7rdvrd 
 Kal KoXXoj/ueia. Equit. 463. SYN. 1(f)qpdto, Tri)yvvfit, crvpn'/yvv/u, auvairru), 
 ovvupfio-u), TTfjocrapfjiOTTio, KarapTicZty. 
 
 Ydvevs, e<os, 6, subst. [parens,] a parent. Yoveas i>j3pi£eiv tovs efiovs ovk tffiiov, 
 Eur. Electr. 257* Syn. Yevi'rirwp, ylverys, tokcvs, irari)p, (j>itus. 
 
 Ydvt), fjs, ?/, et ydi'ds, ov, b, subst. [partus, genitnra, soboles,] parturition, birth, 
 offspring. 'PrjibXoi be yovai, rinva 6' ovttot Iolkoto. Trarpt. Theocr. 17* 44. 
 See also N. 449. SYN. YeveaXs, o-nopos, fiX&arrjfjia. EPITH. 0d\f|od, i)vs, 
 tfiepdefToa, yXvKtpa, TrjXvyeTt], btrcTvyos, aWepXos, yjpvoea, mtcpa. 
 
 Ydvos, ov, 6, subst. ; see Yo\n). 
 
 Ybvv, (ltos, et yovios, to, plur. yovva, yovtara, et yovara, subst. [genu,] a knee. 
 'AW yrot niv ravra deu>v ev yovvaai Kelrat. a. 267« EPITH. 'Atca^-ires, 
 ayki/Xuv, bovXdv, Odov, eXatypdv, XKertjaXov, Xai\prfpov, vtyaXeptiv, yXu)p6v, \pv- 
 Xpov. 
 
 Yovvxerrfs, eds, 6 et r/, adj. [ad genua cadens,] knee-bending, kneeling. Ydvv- 
 7rtre7s ebpa$ TrpocnriTVoJ ae. Phcen. 302. 
 
 Ydds, ov, 6, subst. [lamentatio, luctus,] lamentation, wo, grief, sorrow. Ovmo 
 
 yap »/ TaXaivd iraverat ydtov ; Med. 58. SYN. Qpnrds, kiokvtos, -rrlvdds, dbvp- 
 
 fxds, dXdXvyntis, dXdXvyt), tiXd<pvp(jXs. EPlTH."Ar\?;To$, ahhrds, dXiafrrds, liff^e- 
 
 tos, dXt]KTds, cnrelplTds, dppr\To%, baKpvdeis, UdXtpos, Ift&pdeu, Kpvepds, d'tivpti*, 
 
 Pros. Lex. 8 I» 
 
194 ropr tpa* 
 
 6%uTovds, 6%us 9 7rd\v&aicpvTos, XevydXZos, ^dXe7rds. Phr. T6u)v Tunpbv vef&s, 
 
 6%VTdvu)V (Jbwv Opfjvoi, xeipoirXrjKTOi boxmoi, duvy/xdrd ^aiTTjs. 
 TopyeidSf a, 6v, adj. [Gorgoneus,] of or belonging to the Gorgon. 'Ev be te 
 
 Topyeir) KetydXrj, beivdio neXiopov. E. 74>1 . 
 ropyo\d(j)a f r}s t if, adj. [caput Gorgonis in cono galeae gestans, epitb. Minerva?,] 
 
 Gorgon-crested. 'H TopyoXoipa a etceXeve tovtovC <f>dye~iv. Equit. 1181. 
 Topyovwrds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [caput Gorgonis in tergore pictum habens,] having 
 
 a Gorgon's head on the back. Qepe bevpd TopybvwTbv aoirXbos kvkXov. Acharn. 
 
 1124. 
 Topydtyovri, tjs, fj, subst. [Gorgonis interfectrix,] the murderess of the Gorgon. 
 "laroj Topyd(j>dva. Ion. 1478. 
 TopytfQliov, wvbs, 6, P. N. [Gorgythion,] one of the sons of Priam. Kal tov 
 
 \xkv p dtydfxapd'' 6 S' djxvfxbvd TopyvdXwvd. 0. 302. 
 Topyu>, bbs, ovs, et Topyiov, bvbs, fi, P. N. [una filiarum Phorci et Cetus ; Me- 
 dusa scilicet, vel Stheno, vel Euryale,] a Gorgon. X^f 6' exX /aev Topyio fiXb- 
 
 avptoxis 1 €ffre<l>av(i)Td. A. 36. EPITH. 'A^au^s, avbpbtybvos, Kapdrbfibs, Opdaeld, 
 
 tleporrjls, bpdKOVTbfxaXXbs, fipoTOffTvyrjs, tear airr epos, Xvypd TrdQovad. 
 TopytonXs, Xbbs, fj, yopyutxj;, unos, et yopyio-nbs, ov, © et rj, adj. [adspectu hor- 
 
 renda,] Gorgon-eyed, terrible-looking. Nuj> b* ry Atos yopywnXs dbafxaarrbs 
 
 0ed. Aj. Fl. 450. See also P. V. 356. and Orest. 255. 
 Toprvv, vvbs, fi, P. N. [urbs clarissima Cretae,] a famous city in Crete. Ot 
 
 Kviogoovt ci'xpv, Voprvvd re rei^oeaaav. B. 646. 
 Toward pat, et yovvbbfxai, v. [genua amplectens oro,] to embrace the knees, to 
 
 supplicate. Kcu fxiv yovvdadfxai, Kai fxiv treiQecrQaX ouo. A. 427. See also A. 29. 
 
 SYN. Upoff7ri7TTi»), irpocritiTveii), XKerevw, TrdpaKaXeit), yovvdrwv a7rro«cu, yovvd 
 
 Xafielv. 
 Tovrbs, ov, 6, subst. [solum fertile,] a fertile spot, a rich soil. Havrri ot Kara 
 
 yovvbv dX(or}s olvbireboib. X. 192. SYN. Void, Trebbv. EPITH. EvKap7rbs. 
 Vow, vid. Tdd(o. 
 Tpald, as; ypa'bXov, ov ; ypdXs, yprjis, ypavs, ypr)vs, subst. [anus, vetula,] an old 
 
 woman, a hag. Uovs, dyrjaai rq. ypaia. Hec. 16*8. See also Plut. 688. 
 
 *//. 33. Alcest. 56, and r. 353, SYN. Tepatu, TrpeafivrXs venpov ftoptyq, veKvwv 
 
 dfievrji'dv dyaXfxd. 
 Vpafifid, drbs, to, subst. [littera scripta,] a letter. Td ypanndr eKTri^ui/JiX rr\s 
 
 ifirjs bXKrjs; Nub. 772. SYN. ^Ivyypa^nd, ypdffj, fiffiXos, (pi.) Xbyoi, Phr. 
 
 Td rfjs ye Xfjdrjs <j>apfidtc d<piovd Kal <ptt)vovvjd. See Eur. fr. Palamed. 
 TpafifidTeloy, ov, to, subst. [tabellae, libellus,] a register, a book of accounts, 
 
 a record. KaK<pepe to ypafXftdTeibv, Xv' dvdyvti Xdfiuv, Nub. 19. SYN. BffiXds, 
 
 "nXvanXs. 
 Tpafxfidrevs, ea>s, 6, subst. [(l) scriba, (2) nomen magistratus,] (1) a writer, a 
 
 cl«k, a secretary, (2) the name of an officer. 'bnoTe ypd<poiTo ty\v biKrjv 
 
 ypafifxarevs. Nub. 768. 
 Tpa/uLfjidTevb), v. [scriba sum,] to be or officiate as a scribe. AvaiXX' eypafifjid- 
 jevev eiTre Sworpdri?. Thesm. 374. 
 Tpafjifjifj,rjs, fj, subst. [(1) iinea, (2) carceres,] (l)a line or mark, (2) the lists, the 
 
 goal. Tpafifjirjs iKtjTai, Kal reXos Ka/n\pr) fiXov. Eur. Electr. 9^' SYN. BaXfiXs, 1 
 
 irepds* 
 Tpatiffdfirjs, ov, 6, adj. [qui vetulas abigit,] one who drives away old women. 
 
 Tpabadfiai, fxXdpoi. Pax 812. 
 TpanTds, ?), 6v, adjn [scriptus, pictus,] written, painted. Kal to Xov jjieXdp evrX, 
 
 KaX a ypawra vdicivdos. Theocr. 10. 28. SYN. "Eyypa7rros, eyypdtyos. 
 Vpenrrvs, vds,f], subst. [laniatio cutis genarum,] a scratch, tearing of the cheek. 
 
 Kprjffibas paTTTas bebeTO, ypairrvs dXeetvwv. cj. 228. SYN/'Auwy/ud. 
 Tpavs, ads, fj, vid. FpaZd. 
 Tpdijievs, ews, 6, subst. [scriptor, pictor,] a writer, a painter. Okteipbv rjfids' 
 
 1 It is remarkable that t is long here in the thesis, which is tare in Horn. Vid. Herm. Elenu 
 floet* Metr. p* 41 * 
 
rPA<i> rVMN 195 
 
 ws ypd(j>evs r anoaraQeis. Hec. 806. SYN. Tpappdrevs, £u)ypd<j)OS. 
 rpa<pff, ijs, >/, subst. [scriptura, pictura,] a picture, painting ; a writing. 'A<rre- 
 
 pioTrds kv ypd^alaXv. Phoen. 129. EPITH. 'AeipvrjGTos, QlonvevoTds, ipevbr/s. 
 rpd(po), v. [scribo, iusculpo, pingo,] to write, to engrave, to paint. See Damm. 
 c. 2101. and Wolf's Proleg. to Homer. Keh o-KvXd ypdxpets ttCjs eV 'Ivdyov 
 poals. Phoen. 583. SYN. 'EnTypacpo), ctwypdtpEOJ, eyyapatrerw, kyypdtyio. 
 rpijydpew, v. [vigilo,] to keep awake, to watch, to be vigilant. Tovrl to trvp 
 
 eyprjyopev Qeujv ekcltI teat Crj. Lysistr. 306. ' 
 TpriviKds, ov, 6, P. N. [Granicus,] the name of a river in Asia Minor. Tpyvticos 
 
 te Kat A'ivrjnos, bios te ^.Kdpavbpos. M. 21. 
 rpnrevs, eojs, 6, subst. [piscator,] a fisherman. See 'AXXevs, Tots bi pZra ypi~ 
 
 Treys re ylptav, irerpa tZ tZtvktui. Theocr. 1. 39- 
 rplcpds, ov, 6, subst. [rete,] a net. Obbev dod ypi<f>ov bxdfepet KXZwvvpos. Vesp. 
 
 20. Syn."A/)kvs, yayydpij, biKTvov. 
 Tpv, s. ypv, subst. indecl. [(1) minimum, (2) vox porci,] (1) a small chip, 
 
 (2) a grunt, a syllable. Tonapairav oibZ ypv. Plut. 17. 
 rpvcco, f. £w, et ypv\\i£(o, v. [grunnio, musso,] to grunt, to mutter. 'AXXa 
 (pdeipov, Kat p>) ypvfysr Plut. 598. See also Plut. 307. SYN. 'Araypocw, 
 pv£w, tptovZto, <f>deyyopat. 
 TpvKTds, j), dv, adj. verb, a praeced. [mutiendus,] must mutter. ' r Apd ypvKrdv 
 
 korlv yplv ; et be Xvirfjaets tl fie. Lys. 65"jf. 
 rpv7raiiT6s, ov, 6, subst. [avis fabulosa, mixta ex aquilarum et gryphorum 
 genere,] a griffin, eagle. YpviratETovs yaXKrjXdTovs, Kat py'ipdd' ImroKpripvd. 
 Ran. 928. 
 Tpv\jj, viroi, 6, subst. [gryps s. gryphus,] a griffin. Ypviras <pv\a£,ai, tov te pov- 
 
 vuiTza (TTpdroy. P. V. 829' EPITH. TeroaffKeXr/s. 
 Yva, et poet, yvia, as, f], subst. [arvum,] land, a field, region. NotXs eVep- 
 \irat yvas. Phoen. 655. See also P. V. 714. SY~S."Apovpd, irXedpov, irZXe- 
 Opov. EPITH. Rddvanupos, evKapiros, iroXvypvods, 7ritov, dvrjpdrds. 
 YvdXdv, ov, to, subst. [(l)cavitas; (2) vola, vallis,] a cavity, a recess, the 
 hollow of the hand, a cave, a valley, a capacious goblet. Yldpd pZaoptpdXd. 
 yiJdXd fyotfiov. Phoen. 244. SYN. KotXojpd, dyKos, tttv^y}, tttvZ,. 
 Yvyalrj, sc. Xlfivr}, P. N. [Gygaea,] a lake of Maeonia, in Asia Minor. Yli 
 
 TlvXat/uevtos, toj Yvyauj TEKZXipvr}. B. 865. 
 Tvrjs, ov, 6, subst. [bura, pars aratri,] the culter of a plough. IIoXX' e7rt 
 
 Kafjnri)Xd KaXd' <pZpetv bZ yvrjv, or' dv evprjs. Hes. Op. 425. 
 YviapKrjs, eos, 6 et >/, adj. [membris valens,] able-bodied. "ApZpov yvtapKEos 
 
 ' 'AaKXamdv . Pyth. 3. 12. SYN.^Acaa^wv, lax vit » / ' 
 rvtdj3dprjs, eos, 6 et i], adj. [membra gravans,] crushing the limbs. FToXXd -nd- 
 
 Xatcrfxdrd Kat yviofidpfj. Agam. 63. 
 Vvidbd/jas, ov, 6, subst. [qui membra domat,] a limb-subduer, a victorious 
 
 pugilist. AIveio Kat Tlvdeav kv yvwbdf.tats. Isth. 5. 7b. 
 TvidKopds, ov, 6 et v, adj. [membra satians, i. e. fatigans,] wearing out the 
 
 limbs. Kat -noQov dpydXiov, Kat yvtoKopovs fieXebtirds. Hes. Op. 66. 
 
 Tv~t6v, ov, to, subst. [membrum, artus,] a member, a limb. Ovpios kv firjaffrjs, 
 
 iino re rpofids eXXd/3e yu7d. T. 34. SYN. MeXds, ydvv. EPITH. 'A/jLatfidKETdv, 
 
 ddaX-iTES, E\a(f>pdv, ep.TTE.bov, dddv, oflplpov, TrdvaioXdv, TiXea^dpov, (palbifidv, u>kv. 
 
 TvidTribri, r)s, %, subst. [pedica,] fetters. 'AtpvK-TOtol yvtdiribats tteowv. Pytb. 
 
 2. 75. 
 Tvtdu), v. [membra frango,] to lame. Yvtwaio pev a<piolv v<j> appdalv u>KF.d$ tzr- 
 
 trovs. O. 402. SYN. XwXdw, ftXawTto. 
 TvXXds, ov, 6, subst. [vasculum militare, in quo cibus adversatur,] a wicker 
 vessel used by soldiers, to carry their provisions. ITa7, 7ra7, <pio % e£w hevpH roy 
 yvXXdv Ipot. Ach. IO96. 
 TvXXavyr\v, ev6s, adj. [cervicem praelongara et gracilem habens,] taper-necked, 
 YvXtavylvds op^frras. Pax 789' 
 
196 FTMN TITIA 
 
 YvLtva£u>, v. [in palaestra exerceo, exerceo,] to practise, to discipline, to 
 harass. YeyvpvdKaoXv, ovb* tyio. P. V. 6"06. SYN. 'Andyv/Jivaclu), acrtctoj. 
 
 Yvfxvds, dbds, 6 et r/, adj. [exercitatus,] inured, trained. Kdre^wv nobl yi^ivd- 
 bds'iirirovs. Hipp. 1134. 
 
 Yvlivyjs, fjrds, et yvfivriTr)s, ov, 6, subst. [miles levis armaturas, veles,] a light- 
 armed soldier. YvfivfjTes, 'nnteis, ap/idrwv r emordrat ; Phcen. Il63. See 
 also Rhes. 31. SYN. tyepbdvfirrjs, To£drr)s. 
 
 YvlivXkos, r), ov, adj. [ad exercitationem pertinens, gymnicus,] of or belong- 
 ing to exercise or activity. Tloielv dy&pas /jlov<tXkovs kcu yvLiviKovs. Plut. 
 1164. 
 
 Yvlipos, ?), of, adj. [nudus,] naked, destitute. Yviip6v iC tOrjKdp bnrrvyov ord- 
 Xiffiidrbs. Hec. 1138. SYN. 'A^trw*', direirXos, dveijuioy. 
 
 Tvfxvdio, v. [nudo,] to render naked or bare, to strip. Aevtcds iyviivov oapuds, 
 eicreivojv yepd. Eur. Electr. 823. SYN. 'Andyviivots), etebvu), dvabepio, ipiXdu. 
 
 Yvvaticeios, a, bv, adj. [muliebris,] of or belonging to woman. 'E/cTayXws 
 tfxOyp* yvvatKeias bid fiovXas. X. 436. 
 
 TvvtuKictio, v. [fceminam ago s. imitor,] to act the woman. rWcufcteTs ev, aa\ 
 iriddv&s. b. YletpaffdLiai. Thesm. 268. 
 
 YvvaUXaXs, iws, rj t subst. [imitatio muliebris,] a representation of a woman. 
 Tlplv rfjs sTspas bovvat yvvaituoeus biKr/v. Thesm. 863. 
 
 TvvaiKdfiovXds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [a muliere excogitatus,] contrived by woman. 
 YVpatKofiovXovs te firjTthas (jipevutv. Choeph. 624. 
 
 YvvaiKoK-fipvKTbsy ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [a mulieribus decantatus,] proclaimed by 
 women, originating in a woman's praise. YvvaiKbaipvKTbv oXXvrai kXeos. 
 
 YvvaiKoLidvEU), v. [amore mulierum insanio,] to be woman-mad. YvvaiKbfxdvGt 
 
 yap, 7rpo£evu> & v/j,u>v dfid. Thesm. 583. 
 YtivaiKOLiifios, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [mulieres imitans,] imitating a woman, timid. 
 
 YvvaiKbfiiLLOis vTrriaafxdariv yepuv. P. V. 1013. 
 Yvvaucdfioptyos, ov, 6 et f/, adj. [formam vel habitum mulieris induens,] woman- 
 like, in the form of a woman. YvvawoLtoptyov dybfxEPov bt acreds. Bacch. 
 
 853.^ 
 YvvaiKorrXrjdiis, eos, 6 et r/, adj. [muliebribus plenus,] full of women. BvXXoyoi 
 
 yvvaiKOTz\r]Qeis. Ale. §55. 
 YvvaiKoiroivbs, ov, 6 et f], adj. [mutferem ulciscens,] undertaking to avenge a 
 
 woman. YvvaiKbiroivtav dpuydv voXelim'. Agam. 234. 
 YvvaiKo<pX\r)s, ov, 6, subst, [mulierum amans,] a lover of women. Kcu rv yvvaiKb- 
 
 <pt\as, Theocr. 8. 60. SYN. Yvvaifxavris, 
 YvvaiKb^<ovds, ov, 6 et ij, adj. [muliebri voce praeditus,] having a woman's voice. 
 
 YVvaiKdcJHdvds, d7rd\ds, €V7rp£7n?s Xbclv. Thesm. 199- 
 YvvaiKwlrXs, Ibbs, //, subst. [mulierum conclave, gynaeceum,] the women's 
 
 apartment. EIra bXd tovtov reus yvvaiKioiUTXaXv. Thesm. 420. SYN. Tlapde- 
 
 VU)V» 
 
 Yvyai/j.dvrjs, Zbs, adj. [mulierosus,] woman-mad. kvairdpX, eibos dpurri, yvvai- 
 fidves, f/TrepfiirevTa. Y. 39* 
 
 Yvvi), atKos, >), subst. [(l)mulier, (2) uxor,] (1) a woman, (2) a wife. 'H o' dlKova 
 dfid rdiaX yVvrf kXev' avrdp 'AyiXXevs. A. 348. SYN. (l)0i/Xvs, 6r}Xeid, (2) 
 aKonXs, ndpuKotrXs. I&TITII." AvaXicXs, d/xvfxidv, aKrjbrjs, daropybs, adicr/, <])XX6- 
 aropyds, <j>X\6\pv)(os, bvaTV\y)s, aOXXa, ofxdXeKrpos, crwtypiov, o^vdvjjids, fidaXXts, 
 eadXrj, dfj.iiya.vos, Kebvri, dpiarrj, Ovpaws, bovXrj, bdpucrrjrds, alyudXtarXs, XprjffTt], 
 dyddrj, fiapfidpos, dreicvds, oltcerXs, dvoaids, via, bvafxayutTards, ypatd, aLtprjaTev 
 t8s, avbpoKTOPos, KaKbTiiy^s, bvtrrrjvds, yepatd, TaXaivd, fidaXXeid, evrtfrvwrdrj/, 
 El/toy, beivr), TtjUiwrdr^, dpdavar olios, <piXTdrrj, TXrjfiwv, irpoaTrdXos, icXeivri, atcpX- 
 T&jj.vd8s, bid, btiXoetrffd, boXotypoveovad, ftdpvdvLios, ev£wvos, evetbi/s, i^KOfids, 
 dXdrj, dtxdXeKTpds, wepXKaXXrjs , irtiXvardvos. 
 
 YvirdpXdv, ov, to, subst. [nidus vulturis vel cujusvis avis,] a hole in a rock 
 
1TPO AAIM 197 
 
 where vultures or other birds nestle, a nest. Kcu yvnaptois, Kai nvpyXbXots 
 
 It6s oybddv, ovk eXeatpeis ; Equit. 79®* SYN. QojXZos, tcdXta. 
 Tvpds, a, ov, adj. [orbiculatus, curvus,] circular, round, curved, rvpds lv 
 
 w/jLOiatVy fitXdvoypoos, ovXoKdprjvos. r. 246. 
 Yvpruiv, wvds, et Vvpriovr}, r\s, >/, P. N. [Gyrtone,] a city in Thessaly. "HXudt 
 
 b' atyveaiv irpbXXirwv YvpTibvd Kopiovos. Apoll. 1. 57' See also B. 737. 
 Tv\p, v-rrds, 6, subst. [vultur,] a vulture. TvxpX (j>epeiv Terdrat, cvyd b' y\vval 
 
 bovXid Tpoia. Troad. 595. 
 Tw^rd, as, i], subst. [angulus,] a nook or corner. 'Andbpds yap els ri)v yiovXav. 
 
 Vesp. 905. 
 Vuviaa/jos, ov, 6, subst. [exornatio s. flexus verborum,] the rounding of words. 
 
 Aeirrutv re Kavovwv eafioXas, en-Qv re yuivlaofiovs. Ran. 9^6. 
 YiapvTos, ov, 6, subst. [thecae arcus,] a case for a bow. Airy ywpvrip, os ol 
 
 irepXneiTo (pdeivos. 0. 54. SYN. 'lohdur], (pdperpa, To%odi]Kr\. 
 
 A. 
 
 Aayvs, vbds, ?/, subst. [pupa cerea s. gypsea,] a wax doll. See Ruhnk. Timae. 
 
 p. l65. 'AW £7rdyT]y bayvbX, *.d\6v \P^ L r-avToQev lad. Theotr. 2. 110. 
 
 Exp. Yretydvos irepiGtyiyyiov ti)v Ke(f>dXy)v. PHR. K.6<r/uus eyxapblos yvvaiKwv. 
 kqbXov, ov, to, (dimin. from Adts or bqs,) a little torch. $epe br), to bablov rdb' 
 
 efi{3a\pto Xafiujv. Pax 9$9' SYN. AafjLirabXdv. 
 kqbovytu, v. [facem praefero,] to bear the torch. "H(paicrTe, babovx^is fiev 
 
 ev ydfiois fipdrQv. Troad. 343. SYN. Aajj.ira.br] (jidpeu), irvpoevu*, tyiOTiCu, 
 
 XafXTTU). 
 
 Ade/w, et baeto, v. [disco,] to learn. F^vbova, rj dirdvevQe ; bXenre fioX, o<f>pd, 
 
 bdeiio. K. 425. See also Z. 150. SYN. AxbdaKojuai, /uavddvu). 
 Aagofxai, V. [divido,] to divide. Kr///<idrd yctp Key rrdvra bdarai/uedd, ohXa 6' 
 
 aire. /3. 335. 
 Ad///Ltwi', duds, o et //, adj. [peritus, doctus,] skilful, learned. UpioQr/fiat 'laravTo, 
 
 bdr)fxoyls op-^rjOfioid. 6. 2()3. SYN. "YLfXTteipos, 'ib/Jtojv, elbios, ev eibcos, gvvetos, 
 
 evrjvveTos, 'larwp, (ppabfuov. 
 Act>)p, epos, 6, subst. [mariti frater, levir,] a husband's brother. Adep eftelu, 
 
 kvvos KaKOfirf^dvov, OKpvoeaarjs. Z. 344. 1 
 AaibdXZds, baibdXos, et baibdXetds, a, or, adj. [(1) affabre factus ; (2) varius,] 
 
 curiously wrought, variegated, polished. KaXrj, baibdXerj, t7rX b' apyvpios 
 
 Zuyds iilv. I. 187. See also S. 179. et Eur. fr. Eurysth. 9.' Syn. UdXvbai- 
 
 bdXos, uloXos, 7toikX\6s. 
 AatbaXXw, et baibdXoa), v. [(l) artificiose facio s. exorno ; (2) variego,] to work 
 
 with art, to carve, to polish, to adorn. WavTooe baibaXXojv, nipl S' avTvyd 
 
 fiaXXe (f>deiyr)y. 2. 479* See also Olymp. 1. I69. SYN. UoikIXXu), Koa/ulw, 
 
 aloXXb). 
 kaibdXds, ov, 6, P. N. [Daedalus,] an Athenian distinguished for his talents as 
 
 an architect and statuary. *H AatbdXov rex^niaXy, y Oewv rXtds. Hec. 82o\ 
 Adt(5w, 2 f. £w, v. [divido, disseco, discerpo,] to divide, to rend, to mangle, to 
 
 tear. *E£ be bXa Tnvyds 7)X6e bd'C$,uiv ^cxXkos dreipr/s. H. 247. SYN. Aa/tu, 
 
 ba£ofiai, bXar/jLTjaaoj, biatpeu), baTtofxai, dvapiraiEiu), bXaandu), o-^iclu), TropBeu). 
 Adkrvp, rjpos, bdiKTbjp, opos, et bakros, ij, ov, o, adj. [vi cogens ; infestus,] 
 
 tearing, piercing, heart-rending. Adarj/p 700s, av-rooTdvos. Sept. Theb. 9 10. 
 
 See also iEsch. Suppl. 795. et Anacr. 42. 10. Syn. A/ytos. 
 Haifxdvdu), v. [malo numiue teneor ; furore corripior,] to be influenced by a 
 
 daemon; to be mad. 'Iw, iw, batfidywyres tiro:. Sept. Theb. 1003. KdKdbat- 
 
 fidvdut. 
 
 1 Aatpwv, at n. 762. and 769. is only a dissyllable. 
 3 The first syllable of Ibis word is long, A. 497. 
 
198 AAIM AAKN 
 
 AaifibpXbp, ov, to, subst. [numen,] a deity, daemon, genius. To baifibpXop icdre- 
 
 Kwfidffe. Pho3n. 363. 
 AatfibpXbs, a, bp, adj. [divinus, admiratione dignus, &c.J (l) divine, happy, 
 
 noble, (2) wretched, infatuated. Aai/ubpX\ ov ae eoace, kukop &s, beibiaoeoQat. 
 
 B. lpO. SYN. 0e7ds, yeppalos, /xuKaptos, avrXdebs, dav/uaarbs, dyaords, evbai- 
 
 fi<op, KaKohaifiwv, bvabaifiiap, adXXos, fuopaX/ubs. 
 AaifidvXtos, adv. [(1) divinitus, (2) mire,] in a providential or wonderful man- 
 ner, wonderfully. X' vfjtrbderrjs avro~ts batfjibvXws (j>X\os %$. Theocr. Ep. 12. 4. 
 
 SYN. QavfiaffXtos, davjuaar&s. 
 Aaijjiop, bvbs, 6 et rj, subst. [(l) Deus, dea, (2) heros, (3) genius, (4) sors, fa- 
 
 tum, (5) animus humanus,] a god, a goddess, a divinity, a deified hero, a 
 
 daemon, lot, fate, life. Ovkovp ebojtce rrj Tv^y top baifxbpd ; Phoan. 1667. Syn. 
 
 Qebs, dXaaTiop, to bai/ubpXbp, fiolpd, jjiopos, Tv^jq. EPITH. 'Ayctvos, kclkos GTvye- 
 
 pbs, )(d\f7rds, 7ro'jLt7rt/ids, aefxpos, euryy^s, /udrnp, OTeppbs, epdXXbs, ttovtXos, fieyds, 
 
 efxtydprjs, ttoXvotopos, eadXbs, atydXrbs, bXKatbs, atydovos, bejtfos, . eirippbQbs, aicXr)- 
 
 pbs, Eirt^QbvXbs, fjyddebs, TrXovTbbbTtjs, iroXiaaovybs. 
 AaiPvpX, fut. batata, et Aaipvu, (2) in med. v. AatVfyiat, v. [(l) epulas do ; 
 
 (2)epulor;] (1) to give a feast; (2) to feast. "HtoX b top KTtipas baipv 
 
 Tufbp 'ApyeioiaXp. y. 309. See also Y. 29. et Troad. 7-77. SYN. (i) 'Eorictw, 
 
 eva^ew, baluj, (2) 6oipd(o, eadXio, eiXd7rXpd£<o t Tpe^bfiai. 
 Ambs, a, op, et ov, 6 et rj, (apud Tragicos,) adj. [(l) miser, (2) hostilis,] 
 
 wretched, hostile. 7 [l baXa TeKfj,t)ffad, bvofxbpop yepbs. Aj. Fl. 784. SYN. 
 
 ArjXbs, barjfxwp, bvfffjieprjs, aefjipbs, tybfiepbs. 
 Aaipd, contr. a Adeipd, as, ^, P. N. [Daira,] a name of Proserpine. Aalpap 
 
 fiovvbyepetap, sop befids itcfjiaipovTb. Apoll. Rh. 3. 846. 
 Aats, curbs ; baiTrj, rjs ; et bairvs, vbs, fj, subst. [epula?,] a feast, a banquet. 
 
 Kotprj £vpa\p(t)p balru naibX tw vew. Ion. 806. See also K. 217» and X. 496. 
 
 SYN. TLvwyXa, eiXd7rXprj, beiirpbp, epdvos, Qoip-q. EPITH. <&bpXa, dpr/fxepbs 
 
 (Hec.) irXtcpa, opeoKobs, dvoaXbs, Koivi), evbenrpbs, wfiotydybs, (Eur.) dyddrj, epd- 
 
 Teipri, a.Tep7rr}S, epXicvbrjs, ddXeid, fievbeucrjs, etar), irieipd, etCYiparbs, ecrdXrj, arv- 
 
 yepa, (Horn.) ct/z/3pdrds, eTotfirj, ndxe'td. Phr. See Pyth. 4. 226. 
 AdXs, Xbbs, >/, subst. [(I) fax, (2) praelium,] (1) a torch, (2) battle. Nwcras 5' 
 
 aXXvecwep, errr/v bdXbas 7rdpd0e7rd. /3. 105. SYN. (1) A^s, (2) pd^r}. 
 AaiTaXevs, ews, 6, subst. [hospes,] a feaster, a guest. "AkX^tos epirtap batrd- 
 
 Xevs 7raprifiepbs. P. V. 1060. SYN. See AaiTv/j.wp. 
 AatTi], rjs, fj ; see Aais. 
 AaiTpevio, v. [(1) divido cultro ; (2) coquum ago,] to carve, to cook, to prepare 
 
 a feast. AaiTpevaai re, icai OTTTfjaat, Kal otVd^o^fTat. o. 322. SYN. Adtd?w. 
 Aairpbs, ov, 6, subst. [qui carnes dividit,] a carver. Keifxepbp, epOdbi 'baiTpbs 
 
 eficieaicep, Kped 7roXXd. p. 331. SYN. "Aprdjjibs, fidyeipbs. 
 Aairpbovpr), rjs, ^, subst. [scientia carnem dividendi,] the art of the carver at 
 
 table. Kal both BepdwoPTe. bdrifxovi baiTpbovpawp. tt. 253. 
 AaiTvfxihp, bvbs,b, subst. [(1) conviva, (2) coquus,] a guest, a cook, a carver. 
 
 M^o-orw baiTvfxbpwp, wpbs Ktbvd [xaicpbp epeioas. 0- 66. SYN. AatraXevs, fxdyetpbs. 
 AaiTva, vbs, fi, Vid. Aats. [" Aairvs semel in Homero legitur." X. 496. 
 
 Maltby.] 
 Aai<ppu)p, bpbs, 6 et fj, adj. [(1) bellicosus; (2) prudens,] warlike, prudent. Ev- 
 
 beis, 'Arpeds vie, bd'icppopbs, iTnrbbdfioib ; B. 23. SYN. (l) A'idwp, baXbs, (2). 
 
 efxtpplap, e'xJEtypojp, exeOv/jibs, ov verbs. 
 Aaiio, v. [(1) distribuo, (2) epulum praebeo, (3) i. q. icaiio, uro,] to divide, to 
 
 distribute, to give a feast, to burn. ITaiods baiabfiep vjuepaiovs. Iph. A. 123. 
 
 SYN. ( 1 ) AidKOTTTto, (2)bah>vfxX, (3) aputcaiw, dpcnrTW. 
 AaKedvjubs, ov, 6 et »}, adj. [animuin mordens,] heart-rending. Udpojp, aPiK 
 
 ejjdpirj bu^eOofios ara. Philoct. 715. SYN. 'Apfapds, (see 'Apfapbs,) alvbs, btjgi- 
 
 Bvfxos. 
 Aixicpagu), poet, et baKpw, v. [mordeo,] to bite, to sting, to annoy. "Eppovrat* 
 
AAKO AAMA 1<)9 
 
 oteve Kal bdwa-gov. Pers. 577- See also Iph. A. 689. Syn. KevTEw, 
 lvo")(\l(i) } Kadcnrrdfim. 
 
 Adicds, eds, to, subst. [fera,] a creature that bites, a ravenous animal. UdXefiXw, 
 Sikcis 7rdpdvdfia) bdicei. Troad. 284. (a double dochmiac.) SYN. AdjceroV, Zxibvd, 
 OrjpXov. EPITH. Qyjpetov, bvarbnov, d(pdoyyov, fiXafieoov, ftXoavpov, tyoivXov, 
 oXoov. 
 
 Aatcpv, vos, poet. haKpvfia, cltos, et baKpvdv, ov, to, subst. [lacryma,] a tear. 
 KXiiovad dpiivovs, ovk dv eicfiaXoi bdnpv ; Hec. 298. See also Androm. 92. et 
 Here. F. 1201. SYN. Axfios, ftcfids. EPTTH. XXwpov, irevtuvov, ohrpov, Od- 
 Xepov, adpdov, dvotKTpdv, ttoXXov, irevQXfibv, irodeivov, eXeeivuv, TEpsv, depfiov, 
 TTLKpov, alvov, dXlyeivdv, avaXidv, yXvKv, ttoXvcttovov, Kpvtpov. PHR. 'O(f>0aX- 
 fiOTeyKTOs 7rXr]fAfAvpis. 
 
 AaKpvdydvos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [lacrymas ciens,] tear-producing, Aatcpvoyovdv 
 "Aprj. iEsch. Suppl. 685. 
 
 AaKpvdeis, eaad, ev, adj. [lacrymabundus,] shedding tears, weeping. Aaupvbev 
 yeXdffaad, ndcris 5' eXerjae vor)aas. Z. 484. SYN. 'ApXbaicpvs, ttoXvo-tovos. 
 Phr. AaKpvaX jivbaXZos, ofifid baicpvois iretyvpfievbs. 
 
 AaKpvbnETrjs, ids, 6 et i), adj. [ad lacrymas proclivis,] inclined to weeping, la- 
 mentable. Aiyed fidpld baKpvdTTETrj. iEsch. Suppl. 112. 
 
 AaKpvwXuxi), (alii Aaicpv ttXww,) v. [lacrymis exundo,] to swim in tears. <&rj be 
 bdupv-rrXweiv (3el3aprjdTd fie (f>pevds o'ivy. r. 122. 
 
 Aa.Kpvppoe(o t v. [lacrymis fluo,] to shed tears, "tiraipE Xevnov tepdrd, fir) bdtcpvppbei. 
 Eur. Suppl. 299« SYN. AaupvirXwui, baKpvd), dprjveu), icXcti(o, bbvpbfiai. Phr. 
 Na/x' £c^£w bdupvppbbv, bX' baauv va.fi e^u) bdKpvppbovv, 6(p6aXfibTeyKTa> bevofxai 
 7rXr)fifivptbi. 
 
 Aaxpvppbbs, ov, 6 et i), adj. [lacrymas fundens,] shedding tears, weeping, mourn- 
 ful. 'AXX' r)av-)(a$,e, Kat baKpvppoovs tekvojv. Here. F. 98. 
 
 &aKpvoioTa.KT6s, ov, 6 et ff t adj. [lacrymis stillans,] shedding tears. Tv^as, 
 
 ' Ylpdfirjdev' bdicpvai-TraKTOv, P. V. 406. 
 
 AaKpvros, r), ov, adj. verb, [deflendus,] wept over, cherished with tears, de- 
 plorable. AdKpvT dyav, u> Ijoyybv' airXa 5' tyw. Eur. Electr. 1181. SYN. 
 'Atyodprjvos, bvabaKpvTos, alaKTos. 
 
 AaKpv-^eh), v. [lacrymas fundo,] to shed tears. *fls (pdrb banpvyZtov tov b' ZkXve 
 TTOTvid fir)rr)p. A. 357- 
 
 Aaicpvu), 1 v. [lacrymor,] to weep. See Kdrelfibfiai. ToXavrd yaipeiv ko\ bd- 
 Kpveadai 7rdpd. Sept. Theb. 720. SYN. AaKpvppbeu), Oprjveui, k/Ww, obvpofiai, 
 dXdXv£<jj. PHR. AaKpvwv pij^at depfid vafidTa, Oepfid reyyeiv baapvd OTovd- 
 
 AaKTvXlbidv, ov, to, subst. dimin. a baKTvXbs, [(pedis) digitulus,] a little toe. 
 
 To baicrXibXbv 7rTec?et to <2,uybv. Lysistr. 418. 
 AaKTvXids, ov, 6, subst. [annulus,] a ring. Kal vvv dirobos tov banTvXXov, ws oxjk 
 
 etX. Equit. 9^7> SYN. typayXs, arjfielbv. 
 AaKTvXdbeiKTds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [qui digito monstratur,] pointed at, conspicuous. 
 
 UdaX fipoToloXv baKTvXobeiKTOv b\ Agam. 1303. 
 AaKTuXos, ov, 6, et in plur. baKTvXoi, ol, et b&KTvXd, to., subst. [digitus,] a finger, 
 
 or toe." Aicpoiat baKTvXoiaX 7ropdfievu)v X-^vos. Iph. T. 267. (On tiptoe.) EPITH. 
 
 'A7rdXd$, dirdXo\p66s, EK7]j3dX6s, Evrpo^os, 600s. PHR. \epu>v axpoi kteves. 
 AciXius, et 5d\os, Dor. pro At'iXXds et Af/Xos, q. v. 
 AaXos, ov, 0, subst. [titio, torris,] a torch, a firebrand. Aovirrjaev b£ tteoiov, 
 
 baXus bi 01 Zktteoe yeipos. O. 421. SYN. Al).s, Xafindj. EpiTH. AiOdfievos, 
 
 aWoxp, ev(j)eyyr)s t (jjlfjcivyrjs, TrjXavyrjs, olXaotydpos. 
 Adfidclio, bafidXi^io, bd/udo), bafivdio, bttfivrjfii, v. [doino, subigo,] to subdue, 
 
 to reduce, to overpower. *H i'lbr) vxo x € P a ^ MivotTidbud bdfidaau). n. 438. 
 
 1 The young scholar will do well to recollect that the penult, of the v<>rh SaKpvca is long, and 
 of the substantive Zdnpvov is short. Thus SaKpijov is a tear, baKpvou, the neuter participle from 
 ZaKpvw. 
 
200 AAMA AAPE 
 
 See alsoPyth. 11. 38. X. 271. X. 220. et E. 746. Syn. 'Ar^w, /3i^w, Kdra- 
 
 rpv^o), Ttdaacrevu), v nor aa cru), dvaipeto, d-rcoKTelvto. 
 Ad/udXXs, eo)s et ids, et bdjjidXr], rjs, yj, subst. [juvenca, vitula,] a heifer, a calf. 
 
 IloXXai b' av bdfxdXat ko\ iropTXes wbvpavTo. Theocr. 1.75. See also iEsch. 
 
 Suppl. 355. EPITH. Aevo), fxvuojfjievrj. 
 Ad/udp, apros, //, subst: [uxor,] a wife. Ylpoyovois bdfiapres bvfffxevets del irdre. 
 
 Ion J328. SYN."Afcoirts, 7rapa\eicrpds, KoivoXeKTpos. 
 Ad^dm fifipoTds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [Iiominis domans,] man-subduing. Adyudari/u- 
 
 fipdrov m'yjuas. Olymp. Q. 115. 
 AafxctTtjp, Dor. pro Arjfxrirrip, q^v. 
 Advarj, rjs, r/, P. N. [Danae,] the daughter of Acrisius, and mother of Perseus. 
 
 Oid be Kcil Advdrj tcovtm evX 7rr//^dr' dverXr}. Apoll. 4. 1091. EPITH. KaXXl- 
 
 a<pvpos , A.KpXaXwvrj , r)VKd/j.os. 
 Adj'dot, et AdvdXbai, wv, ot, P. N. [Danai,] the Greeks. Tpwas §' etcXivav Ad- 
 
 vdoi' eXe b' avbpd ekclgtos. E. 37. See also Iph. A. 337. SYN. see 'A^atot. 
 
 EPITH. At^^ra), ypcoes, QepcnrovTes" Aprjos, TdyyiroiXoi, (ptXoTTToXe/Jioi, affmaTal, 
 
 'itydifxoi, SXXvfAevot, axpoi, y/iXfctoTrXot, tcapTepodvfini. 
 Advdds, ov, 6, P. N. [Danaus,] the son of Belus, king of Lydia, and brother of 
 
 iEgyptus. Fabulous history relates that he had fifty daughters, and his 
 
 brother fifty sons. Advdds, dbeX<pos o' earl TrevTrjKoaTOTrais. iEsch. Suppl. 325. 
 
 EpiTH. 'ApxencLKos, Xind7rarpis. See Eur. fr. Arch. 2. 
 Adveigw, f. ew, v. [mutuum do; et in med. voc. mutuum peto aut accipio,] 
 
 to lend money at interest; m. v. to borrow at interest. 'Es \01pXbx6v /uoi vvv 
 
 bdveiaov rpeis bpaxnas. Pax 374. SYN. '6/3oXoordrew, fxeTabibtajju. 
 AaveurjAds, ov, 6, subst. [foeneratio,] the lending out of money upon interest, 
 
 usury. UUpos bdveiff/uos fjXde rw OdvovrX vvv. Eur. El. 85S. SYN. Tokos. 
 Aavos, >), ov, adj. [aridus,] parched, dry. Uvp r ev vrjriaai, bid re £vXd bavd 1 
 
 Keaaaai. o. 321. 
 Advds, eos, to, subst. [(1) donum, (2) mutuum foenus,] a present, a debt. 
 
 MeydXoi/s eletyvyev bdveiov. Call. Ep. 50. 
 Adds, eos, to, subst. [lumen, fax, lampas,] a light, a torch, a lamp. A? b* Xadv 
 
 ck /Jteydpoio, bdos {jitTa yepaXv eyovcrai. b. 300. SYN. A^s, <f>dos, <fXo^, (peyyos, 
 
 avyij, Xafnrds, baXos, <f>avos, 7rvp. 
 Ad7rdvdw, v. [impeudo, erogo, surnptus facio,] to spend, to waste, to defray 
 
 the expense. BovXdfxevos tovtov fxrjbev bdirdvaaQai. Plut. 588. SYN. 'Ayct- 
 
 XiorKu), KaTatyQeipto. 
 Adndvri, 77s, i], subst. [impendium, surnptus,] expense, cost, wastefulness. Ad- 
 
 •xdvcuoX (ppovbd, bXdipvyovff vir apyXas. Here. F. 591» SYN. 'AvaXwjjtd. 
 Ad-rrebdv, ov, to, subst. [(l) pavimentum, (2) solum,] pavement, ground. EiOe 
 
 yevoi'juav ev <ro7s bdirebois. Hipp. 230. SYN. Ovbds, ebatyds, 7rebXdv, yrj. 
 AdnXs, Xbos, i], pro TdnXs, subst. [tapes,] a carpet. Ovr' ev baTrXaiv' tls yap 
 
 vtyaiveiv tBeXijaei, ypvoXov ovtos ; Plut. 528. 
 Ad7rrw, et bapbcnrTu), v. [dilanio, devoro,] to tear with the teeth, to devour, 
 
 to consume. AevK))v eba-n-TOv aapKa rfjs bvabat/jidvds. Med. 1186. See also 
 
 7r. 315. SYN. ViXfipuHJKU), eadiu), naTecrdXu), bXaandpaoah). 
 AapbdvXbrjs, ov, (iEol. ad,) 0, et AapbdvXs, Xbos, r/, patronym. [Dardani satus,] 
 
 a descendant of Dardanus. T0I0X be AapbdvXbrjs, Vlpidfios Kara /jiidov eenrt. 
 
 T. 303. See also 2. 339. 
 Aapbdvos, AapbdvXds, ov, et AapbdvXtov, uvos, o, [nomen gentile,] Dardanian or 
 
 Trojan. KefcXvrt jxev, Tpwes, kox AapbdvoX, r)b' enXicovpoi. T. 456. See also 
 
 B. 819- and 0. 154. SYN. 'Ay^fytd^oi, fieveirToXefioi. 
 AapeiKds, ov, 6, subst. [uummus Persicus aureus,] a darique, a coin so called 
 
 from Dareios, worth 20 Attic drachms, or about 12*. 6d. of our money. Kai 
 
 AapeiKovs, dipdvij ttXovtov. Eccles. 602. 
 Aapewyevt)s, eos, 6 et )/, adj. [Dario satus,] sprung from Darius. Aapewyevr\s. 
 
 Pers. 6. 
 
 1 Some read iroWa for Savd : havoraroi is used, Pax 1134. 
 
 J 
 
AAPE AA$N 201 
 
 Aapelds, ov, v t P, N. [Darius,] the name of. two kings among the Persians. 
 
 'Hpyjr be Wepowv, TrpGnov navriov, Aapeiov *a« Meydj3a£ov. Aves 484. 
 Adprjs, tjtos, 6, P. N. [Dares,] a Phrygian who was said to have written the 
 
 history of the Trojan war. TpQes be fieyddv/xoX, enel ibov vie Adprjrbs. E. 27. 
 
 EpITH. 'Afivfibjv, acpveios, Xepevs 'Htyaiaroid. 
 AupOavio, f. bapdt'iadfiai, 2. a. ebapQov, per metatli. poet, ebpddoy, v. [dormio,] 
 
 to sleep, to repose. "EbpdOev kv Trpbbbfxui' yXaivav 8 emecfad^xev iifie'ts. v. 143. 
 
 SYN. Evbio, K&deubh), v7rpdu), jjpiciu). 
 Aapufixds, ov, o et //, adj., Dor. pro brjpdfiids, [diuturnus,] long-lived. Aapbfix- 
 
 oiaX deoifflv. Sept. Theb. 520. 
 Anpds, Dor. pro Ajjpds, q. v. 
 Aqis, babos, ff, subst. [fax, taeda,] a torch. Hretydvov ye toi koX bqb' Zyuv xvpev- 
 
 Irai. Plut. 1042. SYN. see AaXos. EpiTH. AiddXdeaad, (jiXoyepa. 
 Ad/TKids, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [umbrosus,] thickly shaded. Ei be kIv es kXi-vv dm- 
 
 fids teal bcuFKtdv vAiyv. e. 470. 
 Aavfubs, ov, 6, subst. [(1) divisio, (2) tributum,] division, distribution, tribute. 
 
 Xelpes efial bxiitova' arap i)V irore baafxos XnrjTai. A. \66. SYN. Te/^cros, 
 
 reXos, (fjopds. 
 Aaafidfdpeoj, v. [tributum solvo,] to pay tribute. Ovb' erX baafiotydpovoXv. Pers. 
 
 592. 
 AcHnrXrjTis, ibds, ?/, adj. [ferox, terrorem incutiens, dira,] furious, terrible, 
 
 dreadful. 1 Xa7p', 'Emm baairXfjrX, kuX es reXos a/jfiiv bndbei. Theocr. 2. 14. 
 
 SYN. Alv>), ydXein). 
 Aaavdpi£, Tptyds, 6 et //, adj. [hirsutos capillos habens, villosus,] having thick 
 
 hair, very shaggy. 'Ek jxev yap XdaXoid bdtrvrpXyps elye rpdyoio. Theocr. J. 15. 
 AaoinzepKos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [villosam caudam habens,] having a bushy tail. 
 
 Mtbeoj ras baavKepKos dXajireicds, at r& Mlkwvos. Theocr. 5. 112. 
 AuavfxaXXds, ov, 6 et y, adj. [lanosus,] having thick wool. "Apaeves o'iUs ?)<rdv 
 
 evrpetyees bdavftaXXoi. t. 425. 
 A&ovvu), v. [denso ; pilosum reddo,] to thicken; to render hairy. "EppixLd 
 
 irpQrov, Xvd bdavvdehiv uXrj. Eccles. 66. 
 Adavwu)yu)v, (jjvos, 6 et fj, adj. [densam barbam habens,] thick-bearded, a. Mm> 
 
 v bdovirwymv ; b. ov^ ewpas -Kwirore ; Thesm . 33. 
 Adavs, eld, v, adj. [(l)densus, (2) hirsutus,] thick, hairy, thickly set. Eloev 
 
 & eladydyiov, punas & vireyeve bdaeias. £. 49* SYN. Wvkvus, XdaXos, rpayys. 
 AdovoTepvbs, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [hirsutum pectus habens,] having a hairy chest. 
 
 ^v-xpos etov bidrjat, bdcrvaT+pvwv irep eovTuv. Hes. Op. 512. 
 | Adrtofxai, v. [(1) divido, lacero, (2) absumo,] to divide, to tear, to mangle, to 
 
 decide. To^ \xev 'Ayauov ittjtoX eiriaawTpoLS bdreovTb. T. 39+* SYN. 'Eibd- 
 
 redfiai, bdt£u), baCbfiai, (jtpi£(v. 
 AdrripXds, a, ov, adj. [dividens,] dividing. "0\j/€is, ndrp^ajy yj ir ll JL ^ LTljJl ' bdrypioi. 
 
 Sept. Theb. 70S. See also 942. 
 AdTTjTrjSf ov t 6, subst. [divisor, distributor,] a divider, distributor. Auroras 
 
 "Apys. Sept. Theb. 942. 
 
 AavXos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [expon. Kesych. ba<xvs, densus, obscurus,] thick, ob- 
 scure. AovAoi yap irpdirlbuiv bu-cKXoi re. £scb. Suppl. Q2. SYN. Kdr»;pe0//s. 
 Antyvr), r)s, ?/, subst. [laurus,] the laurel, or bay-tree. 2 KaXXleras TrpoTruXev^d 
 
 hdtyvas. Ion 113. EPITH. Evepyrjs, Qeaniaibs, Xipa, AeX<f>is, YlvdXKt), evduXi/s. 
 AayvTityupos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [laururn gerens, lauro redimitus,] bearing laurel, 
 
 crowned with laurel. Ad<pvr)ty6pois ftovdvrotaX rivals. ;Esch. Suppl. 7®9> 
 AacppXvds, r),6v, et ba^vwbrjs, t6s, 6 et //, adj. [(aureus, laurinus,] made of laurel. 
 
 Olov 6 rw 'ttoXXuvos iaeiaaTd ba<f>vXvds opTr^. Call. 2. 1. See also Ion 7b*. 
 Aa<pvXs, ibds, 6, P. N. [Daphnis,] a name frequently occurring in bucolic 
 
 1 For an excellent illustration of the meaning of this word, see Ruhnk. Epist. Crit. p. 242. 
 
 2 See Martyn's Virg. The fabulous story of Apollo and Daphne does not appear to be 
 alluded to by any Greek Poet anterior to the time of Ptolemy Philadelphus. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 2 C 
 
202 AATO AEIM 
 
 poetry. AdfvXbi T<p ydpXevTX ovviivtetu fiovtcbXeov tX. Theocr. 8. 1. EpITH# 
 
 TaXas, bvaspojs, XevKoypvjs. 
 Aa<j)oive6s, et bdcpoivds, ov, 6 etji, adj. [valde cruentus, caedis avid us,] stained 
 
 with blood, bloody, greedy of slaughter. Efyd 5' stf un<f &/^oiaX bdtyoivlov 
 
 aifiarX (jhvtwv. 2. 538. See also Alcest. 598. 
 Ae, conj. [et, sed,] and, moreover, also, but. Syn. Ardp, czretra, re, kuL. 
 AkebiffKofxai, et beibiaKdfxat, v. [dextr\ manu data excipio aliquem,] to shake 
 
 hands with and welcome. Zri/ & iinruv TrpoirdpoidE' bebiaKdfxevos be 7rpdar}vba. 
 
 o. 150. See also y. 41. 
 AeeXds, pro ArjXos, [manifestos,] K. 466. 
 *Ae7, f. bericrei, v. [oportet,] it behoves, it ought. Ov 7toikXXiov bet ravbXx Zppr)- 
 
 vev/JiaTwy. Pho3n. 480. SYN. Xp>), 7rp6a^K€i, irpeiret. 1 
 Aeibiaau), f. £w, v.[terreo; in med. v. metuo,] to terrify ; in the mid. v. to fear. 
 
 Aatfiovie, ayebov eXde' tit} beibioraeaX ovtios. N. 810. SYN. 'A7rorp£7rw, <j>dfie<0. 
 Aerj/ud, ards, to, subst. [precatio, petitio,] a want, a request. To berjfxa rqs 
 
 vvfityris, 6 beirai fxov afobpcb. Aves 1058. SYN. Evy^), Ttpbaevyii, ev^wX?), apa. 
 Aety/za, ares, to, subst. [documentum, specimen,] an exhibition, a specimen, 
 
 proof, pledge. Tpo7ram beiyfiaT adXX<»)v irpocrdey/jidTioy. Eur. El. 1 174. 
 Aet6»/juwj/, dvds, 6 et fi, adj. [meticulosus, timidus,] timid, cowardly. 'A\Xd 
 
 fidXa Tpwes betb)) roves' i\ te kev i]br}. T. 56. 
 Aeibw, v. [timeo, vereor,] to fear. Aeibio, aj) QripeaoXv eXa>p kol\ Kvpjxd yiviofiat. 
 
 e. 473. See also b. 825. SYN. Aeifiuivu), tybfieofxai, beiXXdu), okiem, oppubiw, 
 
 rap/3ew, TpEjMi). , See Tdpacradfiai. 
 AeieXXda), v. [moror usque ad vesperam,] to tarry until evening, to stay to 
 
 supper. "Effffercu ovtojs, arm* ov b* epylo beuXXijoas. p. 599' SYN. JLvbXdu). 
 AeieXXvos, ?/, 6v, et beleXds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [vespertinus,] setting in the evening, 
 
 evening; late." AeuXXvov, kXivovtos v-no £d<pov fieXXmd. Apoil. 1.452. See 
 
 also $. 232. 
 A€ttcdvddjJiat,et Ion. betudvddoKdj, v. [comiler et benigne excipio, Horn.; porrigo, 
 
 Theocr.] to receive, to entertain. 'Hbv yeXwoires, tcaX e beiKdvocovT ettecooXv. 
 
 a, 1 10. See also Theocr. 24. 56. Syn. Ae£iaouai, yepa/pw, npooavbdu). 
 Aeacvvoj, et beiKPVfit, f. £a>, v. [ostendo, indico,] to show, to discover, to prove. 
 
 AeiKi'vi be bfxioeoaX, Oepeos etX fieooov eovtos. Hes. Op. 500. See also Ion 1340. 
 
 SYN. 'Avdtyalvh), (pdvEpoeo, orj/Jiaivb). 
 AtiXaws, beiXaKpos, a, ov, et beiXatcpXwr, ojvvs, 0, adj. [timidus, miser,] timid, 
 
 cowardly, wretched. O'ifioi Kdaobaifnov, u>s dnoXtoXd belXaXos. Plut. 850. See 
 
 also Plut. 974>* et Pax 192. SYN. Aeibijfuov, beiXos, eXeeivos, adXXos, rdXai- 
 
 TTUfpoS, /JldTCllOS. 
 
 AeiXrj, r]s, ?/, subst. [tempus pomeridianum vel ante meridianum,] evening, 
 twilight in the morning or evening. ,N H i)o>s, ?/ beiXTj, ?) fxEidv iipdp. 0. 112. 
 
 SYN. AcieXov, (3ovXvtos, COTTEpa, KVE^)ds. 
 AetXXa, as, //, subst. [timiditas,] timidity, cowardice. Tor betXXa irpobovrd kqX 
 
 KdKavbpXa. Aj. 1033. SYN. 'AroX/uXa, <f>dj3ds. 
 AetXds, »}, t>v, adj. [timidus, miser,] cowardly, wretched, miserable. T H yap 
 
 Kev beiXos te kcu ovrXbdvos KaX£0ijj.rjv. A. 293. SYN. AelXafvs, evXd(3t)s, cktOe- fo 
 
 vrfs, KaKos, TaXas, Trovrjpds. 
 Aelfxd, dTos, to, subst. [metus,] fear, consternation. SvfiflaXXETai ol 71-oXXa 
 
 Tovbe belfidros. Med. 286. SYN. <I>o/3os, bios, beiXia. EPITH. XXofpSy, dXe- 
 
 yeivdv, dfjLEiXXyov, upydXidv, dvatbes, XevydXtov, baifxovXov, beivov, rvKTXirXayK- 
 
 t8v, ireXtopov, ptyrjXov, OTvyEpov, Tpofxtpdv, yXtopov. 
 Aet/J.aivu>, f. dvw, v. [timeo,] to fear. 'AXX' ejjle t albofiEvrj KaX tvi <f>pe<rX Bet pal - 
 
 vovad. A poll. 4. 796' SYN. Aeibio, ^EfSo/jiai, €K(f>d(3eo/uiai. 
 AetfxdXEds, a, ov, adj. [terribilis,] terrible. Avrdp £7retm ntpavvbv, beipdXtor 
 
 Atos SjtXSv. Batrach. 278. Syn. 'ATvZqXds. 
 AeifxdTdu), v. [perterrefacio,] to terrify, to alarm. 'En-' ovro tovto' bet/jidTovfAevTj 
 
 £' iyu>. Audrom. 42. 
 
 1 On the different governments of 5e? and xMi see Porson. Orest. 660. 
 
AEIM AEKA 203 
 
 Stifios, ov, 6, subst. [terror,] terror, *fts ^dro* mi p Imrovs keXeto Ae7p6t> te 
 
 Qbfiov te. O. 119-" 
 AetvddeTrjs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [maleficus,] mischievous. Kfipos betvbdErys, kclk6- 
 
 fxd^dvos alvd bxbaanwv. Mosch. Ep. 8. 
 Aeivbirovs, vbbbs, 6 et y, adj. [cujiis adventus gravis est,] dreadful-footed, 
 
 moving with terrible steps. 'EAct ttot ck yrjs ryabe. beivbnovs dpd. CE. R. 417* 
 Aetvbs, >), by, adj. [(1) universe, qui est in aliquo genere multus, vehemens, ex- 
 
 cellens ; unde speciatim, (2)dirus, horribilis, (3)soler*s, (4) validus, (5) impro- 
 
 bus,] fearful, formidable, commanding, terrible, clever, strong, cruel. 
 
 AeivrjV, fji' 7repi /lev 7raPTr} Qofids earetyavoJTd. E. 73.9* SYN. (2) ( \>dfiepos, ^d- 
 
 Xf nbs, •ndXafivaibs, flXcubs, alvbs, (3)bdy/jcoy, obfbs, ejineipos, ETrXrybeibs , Xicdrbt, 
 
 (4) ia^ypbs, [xiyds, (5) dnyXyros, draaftdAos, dAaaros, bva^Epys, navovpyos. 
 Aeivwxbs, ov, 6 et r/, et beivw^, finds, adj. [adspectu tembilis,] fierce-looking. 
 
 Aeti'w7rot, fiXbovpoi te bdtyoivoi r airXyrol te. Hesc. Scut. 250. See also CE. C. 
 
 85. SYN. Yopywnbs, yopyioxp, betfidrwbys, tybfiipbs. 
 Aetvuts, adv. [terribili modo, sollerter,] terribly, cleverly. Aetvws y ejuov to 
 
 fieip&Kwv 6 AxXrpE<f>ys. Av. 1442. 
 Aenrveu), v. [coeno,] to sup, to feast, to eat. 'AW ovbe benri'els kdrd rbv kv 
 
 7reTTOis vb/jiby. Eccles. 988. SYN. BijGpaxrKW, egBXoj, bopneu), baivvfiai, beiitvbv 
 
 aipew. 
 Aenryyarbs, ov, 6, subst. [tempus ccenandi,] supper-time. 'AXX' ore bi) benrrya- 
 
 tos Zyv, teal £7r//Ai/0£ fuTjXd. p. 170. 
 AeinvrjTiKuts, adv. [laute, opipare,] elegantly, sumptuously. Ko/^ws te mi 
 
 benrvT]TXKws. Acharn. 1015. 
 Aenrvlgu), v. [ccenam prsebeo,] to prepare a supper, to entertain. Aenrviaaas, 
 
 us ris te ndreKTdvE fiovy ettX tyarvy. X. 4 1 0. SyN. See Aahvpti. 
 Aeiirvbv, ov, to, subst. [(1) ccena, (2) cibus, (3)convivium,] (l) supper, (2) food, 
 
 (3) a repast. 'AAV d/ifX beiirvbv ovaX 7rpo<x(3dX(o bbpv ; Pboen. 740. Syn. 
 
 Aopirov, bopiros, (jpuaXs, ydfxos. EPITH.^AjSpoy, apfipbcXby, ydjxyXXbv, evrpETris, 
 
 Xufi7rpby, XXirdpbv. 
 AenrpoXoxv, tjs, y, adj. [quae convivis, insidiatur,] a woman who plots against 
 
 her guests. AenrybXbxys' y t dvbpd kuX 'ifdi/utov trip sovrd. Hes. Op. 702. 
 Aeipds, dbbs, y, subst. [jugum montis,] a cliff, the ridge of a mountain. 
 
 "OpoivX, yeiTuv beipdbos KdpvoTXas. Iph. T. 1452. See also Philoct. 491. 
 
 Syn. KoXvjvt], Kbpvcp^, \bcf)bs. 
 AEipr), et bipy, fjs, y, subst. [eollum,] the neck. Aetpys vaony /lEXdyavyel. 
 
 Hec. 151. See also Mosch. 2. 94. SYN. Av^v, rpdy^/Xos. Epith. 'A7rdA>), 
 
 irEpXKaXX})s, Xlpa, xpvcbtybpbs, XevKy, 
 AeipbrbfiEoj, v. [jugulo,] to cut the throat, to murder. Alprjo-ei jjle mi us, ml 
 
 dvaXicXbd betpbrbfirirrei. <l>. 555. SYN. KuparbfiEd), eKTpd-)(r)Xi£u). 
 Aeiayvtjjp, bpbs, b et ?/, adj. [virum metuens,] man-fearing. Neikemv 1 riicTbrd 
 
 avfKJwrbu, ov bei(Ji)vbpd' fiifxvet. Agam. 148. 
 At^d, adj. indecl. [decern,] ten. IloXXds alXrivas, blKd bieXdovaas ett). Helen. 
 
 114. 
 AiKdbcjpbs, ov, 6 et y, adj. [decern palmos habens,] ten palms long. Tpiawidd- 
 
 fiov 6' dxpiy Ttifiveiv btKubwp^ d/jid^. Hes. Op. 424. 
 AiicdKXs, adv. [decies,] ten times. Ovb' e'i fxoi biKuKts te Kal ek'dadas Tbad boiy. 
 
 I. 378. 
 AEKdfirjvbs, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [decern menses natus,] ten months old. 'HpaKXea 3 
 
 b(.Kdfjiyvbv eovtu "nb\ a MxbiaTXs. Theocr. 24. 1. 
 AsKUfivovs, ov, 6, adj. [qui s. quod decern miuarum est,] worth ten mime. T* 
 
 bal biKufAvoi Tujbi dvpdKos tcvret. Pax 1224. 
 AiKft/jufibpbs, ov, 6 et )/, adj. [decern amphoras capiens,] containing ten barrels. 
 
 Kpdrf/pd b' e^EirXytTEV ws bEKu/jtybpov. Cycl. 387* 
 
 1 AeTjuos et 4>({/3os are by some said to be the sons, by otliers the horse?, of Mars. 
 
 2 NetKeW is here a dissyllable, and scanned as if it were Niikwv. 
 
 3 l HpaK\4a must be scanned as if it were 'HpoKAa. 
 
204 AEKA AENA 
 
 Aekclttovs, TTdhds, adj. [qui s. quod decern pedum est,] having ten feet. "OrdvJ 
 
 bead-now to (TTOi X e~iov y XXirdpov X ope1v ^ belirvdv. Eecles. 648. 
 Aeicds, dbds, fi, subst. [numerus denarius, decuria,] the number ten, tew. 'ffyets 
 
 d' es beicdbas bXdKoofirjdei/Jieff ' A^aio/. B. 126. 
 AeKacnrdpds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [in quo decern sementes facial sunt,] in which there 
 
 have been ten sowings. YlpvfivTj6e.t> ovpbv, ws beKaarcdpa XP° P ¥* Troad. 20. 
 Ae/cdrev^d, aros, to subst. [decima (pars),] the tithe or tenth part. Etowd, tQv 
 
 Ki-pheiov beKaTevfiard' khi yap ev£d0' oiitojs. Call. Ep. 40. 
 Aekutos, r), ov, adj. [decimus,] the tenth. AUdTu be al^vos ev kvkXu. Ion 
 
 A£Kd X tXoi, pro beKdtci<r X iXXoi, adj. [decies mille,] ten thousand. "Oaaov t ev- 
 
 V£a X iXoX eitidyov, rj beicd X iXot. P,. 148. 
 Aekettjs, eos, 6 et v, et Se/cgr-s, Xbos, ?/, adj. [decennalis,] ten years old, ten 
 years long. Arrets dXdXrjvTo veoi Xoyyais. Androm. 306. See also Ly- 
 sistr. 643. 
 Aetcrns, ov, et Seicrwp, dpos, 6, subst.^ [susceptor,] one who receives, a beggar. 
 
 AcKrJji, os ovbev to'iosetjv ettX vy]vaiv 'A X aiibv. b. 24S. See also Eumen. 204. 
 AlXeap, aros, »^, subst. [esca ; iliecebrae,] a bait, a decoy, an allurement. $i- 
 \ov btbovaa btXedp drop (twv rpdirwv. Troad. 702. SYN. QeXyrjrpov, OeXnTpov, 
 deXtcrrjoXov, dnciTrj, boXos> ivy?,. EPITH. 'Hbv. 
 AeXroypd^os, ov, 6 et i t , adj. [qui aliquid in pugillares refert,] recording. 
 
 AeXroypd^w bl ttilvt Eircoirq, typevX. Eumen. 275. 
 AeXTddfxai, v. [in memoria quasi in tabula inscribo,] to write a thing on the 
 memory as on a tablet, to remember distinctly. Alvib, fvXd£cu rap eirri 
 beXTOvfjievas. iEsch. Suppl. 177- 1 
 AeXrds, ov, ^, subst. [tabula?, pugillares,] a tablet, a record, li b{j nod r/oe 
 
 beXros eK(j>XXr}s X £pds. Hipp. 859. 
 AeXtydtcXdv, ov, to, subst. [porcellus lactens,] a sucking pig. Ofyoi adtcdbalfxiov, 
 
 beX(pdKiov yevfadfiai. Thesm. 244. SvN. XoipXbiov. 
 &eX(j>dtcddnai, v. [succresco in porcam,] to grow up into a sow. Nea yap 
 
 effTiv, aXXd beXQdKovfieva. Acharn. 786. 
 AeXfiKds, >), ov, et AeXfis, ibos, f/,adj. [Delphicus,] belonging to Delphi, Del- 
 phian, (ddveiv yap avTui fxoipd AeXfiKai tyei. Orest. l672. See also Orest. 
 1096. 
 AeXfivXos, ov, 6, subst. [(l)cognomen Apollinis; vel (2) AeXtyirXov, ov, to, tern- 
 plum ejusdem Dei,] (1) a surname of Apollo, or (2) a temple of Apollo. Us 
 Efxol ev X eaQai AeX^n'iw. H. Apoll. 4-95. 
 AeXfiv, et beXfis, ~ivos, 6, subst. [delphin, piscis,] a dolphin, a sea-fish resem- 
 bling a pig. AeX^uvds te Kvvas te kol einodX pelcldv eXtjoX. ^9^> EPITH. Me- 
 ydKrjTrjs, fiXavXos, aXCrptyris, dXXds, OdXaacrXos, TrovTonopos, QdXaoooTrXayKTos. 
 AeX<bo\, tip, 01, subst. [Delphi,] Delphi, a city in Phocis. Kovo' els AeX<f>ovs, 
 
 oi/S' els "Afifj.ojv\ Av. 6l8. 
 
 Asjuds, to, subst. [corpus,] a body, structure, form. To'uvek £t]v nobd oityXos* 
 
 drdp befxds oh X e Tts frX*. Apoll. 1. 204. SYN. 2w/ia, X pl>s, fxop^. EPITH. 
 
 TepaTov, ayvbv, aXXo X pbov, aMXXoi', naXXicrTdv,^ KEpavvXov^ vKoirTepdv, diroKpV- 
 
 (}>dv, lr\pov, (Eur.) dTrdXov, aldXov, dpfipoTov, Zfipov, aXXoirpdcraXXov, Xvypov, 
 
 Kapripov, ttoXXov, TEpiv, TaXaiTrtopdv, 7repiK:aXXes. 
 
 AifxvXdv, ov, to, subst. [stratum, lectus,] a bedstead, a bed, a couch. AXXd 
 
 KaX &s ddXdfiov te XXttwv teat befxvXd vvfi^s. Apoll. 1. 978. SYN. Koin;, 
 
 aTptouvij, crTp&fid, XeKTpov, Xe X os, . ' y , j 
 
 AefivXdTvpijs, eos, 6 et ></, adj. [custos lecti,] confined to the bed. Aejmor W . 
 
 A gam. 52. > Cv . u uS w 
 
 Ae/iu, v. [asdifico,] to build, to raise, to construct. Kai br t Tei X os sdetfie, kqi 
 
 tiXdae Tatipov eit' ah™. I. 349- SYN. Adyudw, ohdbdfitio, ktLZu. 
 AevbiXXu.v* [(l)oculos hue illuc verto ; (2)oculis nuo,] (1) to roll or turn the 
 
 1 See the learned Dr. Butler's note on this passage. 
 
AENA AEPA 205 
 
 eyes upon, (2) to beckon. Aevo7\\w»> es EKarrTov, 'dbvcrarj'i bi /idWrd. I. 180. 
 Aevbpeov t hevhp6v t ov, et bkvbpds, ids, to, Ion., subst. [arbor, stips,] a tree. 'AW, 
 
 &OTS arriXrjv, ?} blvbpiov v^Xnir^Xdv. N. 437. See also Aves 1. et 1066. 
 
 SYN. Apvs, <pvrov, dctfxvds. EPITH. 'Ay\dt/J>, ayXdoKapnov, avdifAoiv, avro- 
 
 Trpefxvdv, evKapnov, evOdXis, jxaKpov, i]VK6}i6y, anXipdv, rrrXfidpoy, TavvQvXXov, 
 
 TrjXiddov, hxptripes, v\bXtcdpr]i6y. 
 Aevbpfcis, ecrad, iv, et bkvbpdxdfids, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [nemorosus,] woody. e A~d/*£- 
 
 voi' wicei yap iv dXaiX berbprjevri. c. 200. See Hel. 1113. 
 Aevbpd7rfifji(jjv, drds, 6 et ?/, adj. [arboribus nocens,] hurtful to trees. AeySpd- 
 
 irtl/jiutv be /uij ttveoi /3\d/3ct. Eumen. 926. 
 Aevbpds, ids, to, subst. see Aevbpidv. 
 AepbpdrdfjiEit), v. [arbores exscindo,] to fell wood, to mow, to shear. Kdbevbpd- 
 
 TOfi-qtye tcl vwra. Pax 746. 
 Aevbp&Tts, Xbds, i), adj. [nemorosa,] woody. Tlvdiov bevbo&TX nerpa. Here. F. 
 
 790 ; 
 Aevj/d«?w, v. [probris incesso,] to utter reproaches. Xalpwv iiri ipdyoioX bevvd- 
 
 creis e/j€. Antig. 759- SYN. , bveibi£,b>, Xvtteo), v/3p/5w, Xotbopeu). 
 AeOXabrjs, ov, 6, P. N. [Dexiades,] Aetydbrjv tinriav inXdXfxivdv (hKetdojv. H. 15. 
 Ae£md/ia«, Ion. -ddfjiai, v. [(1) dextra prehendo, (2)humaniter excipio,] to re- 
 ceive with the right hand, to salute courteously. Xepai t ibe£id(ovTd' kcu 
 
 ripTjoavTo efcavros. H. Ven. l6. SYN. 'AffTrdcJo/iat, (juXotypovia), evbetydofxeu. 
 
 PHR. Xetpl bl x e 'l°' dvTepeiaais, kv r dpd ol (j>v j^eipX. 
 Ae|to$, et befyrZpot, d, dv, adj. [dexter, faustus,] right, clever, auspicious. 'fl$ 
 
 dpd ol elxovrt iireirTdro be£lds opvXs. N. 821. See also ft. 284. SYN. 'Eirtbe- 
 
 Z;Xds, a'iaXds, dyddds, ettXtti beids. 
 Ae£is, cws, fj, subst. [modus alicujus excipiendi,] reception. Ae£d/xe0d be^Xv, r\v 
 
 ai befaodai xpiuv. Iph. A. 1182. . 
 
 kelXfArjXus, ov, 6 et r], adj. [oves excipiens,] receiving sheep for victims, opu- 
 lent by means of victims. Bw/iov Kivwo-as belXfjLrjXdv ka^dpav. Androm. 
 
 1127- 
 Ae^tdyvids, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [qui agilia membra habet,] alert in limb, nimble. 
 
 Ei/xetpd, btfydyvwv, dp&vT . Olymp. 9' l64. 
 kelxdoeipds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [jugali equo ad dexterum latus alligatus,] the shaft - 
 j horse on the right side. Meyds"Apr/s befydaeipds. Antig. 144. 
 Ae^tdri/s, rjTds, >/, subst. [dexteritas,] dexterity. Aetydrqros KaX vovQiaXas, 6tX 
 
 fteXriovs te 7roXovjjiEv. Ran. 1009. * 
 
 Ae£iTrvpos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [ignem suscipiens,] receiving fire. "EfidXov be^Xirvpovs 
 1 Oitiv. Eur. Suppl. 63- 
 Ae|to;/id, drds, to, subst. [quod comiter accipimus et dextra prehendimus,] an 
 
 object of salutation and welcome. 7 ft \ovoi, befyw/id kuXXiotov flporols. Eur- 
 
 fr. Bell. 15. 
 Ae^Xwvv^ds, ov, o et r\, adj. [(1) faustus, auspicatus, (2) dexter,] (1) auspicious, 
 
 (2) right. TlavbrjfxXa yap yepoi be^novvixois. iEsch. Suppl. 6l5. 
 bedfiat, f. bet)(rSftai, v. [(1) mihi opus est, indigeo, (2) precor,] to want, to 
 
 stand in need of, to beseech. Mdrrevfid icpvirrov bEOfiEvr) Oo//3ov rv)(eiv. lore 
 
 337. SYN. (1) 'A7rop£&>, evbldfiai, kvbiu), 'xpeiav Eyu>, (2) avrXfidXEM, TrpoobZd- 
 
 fiaiy aiTEO), yovvd^ofiai, Xicraofxai. 
 Acds, et poet, bews, ovs, t6, subst. [metus,] fear. "A<pdoyyot, toIov otyXv ett\ 
 ■bids rjtopcird. Apoll. 1. 639- SYN. AetXta, (pdfios, beifxa, oppiobXa. EPITH. 
 
 AvXapov, drXriTdv, alvdv, dpydXlov, KpdrEpdv, arvytpdv, dXodv, oKPijpou, yXiopvv. 
 Awards, dos, to, subst. [poculum,] a cup. "fts etVwv, kv X € P ai 7 ^ €l binds qbEd* 
 
 o'ivov. y. 51. SYN. Itor^pidv, eiarajfxd. EPITH. 'A/jK^XKij-rreXXdy, ajipuv, itepX- 
 
 KaXXis, xpvffEuv, ifiEpoEV, KvuaffXdu, yj>va6K6XXr)Tov , efiTzXlov oivov. 
 Aepcudj/, ov, to, subst. [torques, collare,] a necklace, a collar. Aepatd Traibt 
 
 ylbyuvu (j)epeiv, tekvov. Ion 1431. 
 Aepds, et bepfid, drds, et bepds, ids, to, subst. [corium, pellis,] n hide, a skin. 
 
 Apd«fo»'rd ff, os ir-dy\pvo6v afKpeTrti bipds. Med. 480. See also b. 440. and 
 t Apoll, 2. 119. Syn. See Bvptrd. EPITH. &d<poiv6y, ftd€tdv, KtXatvdv, fjgya, 
 
206 AEPr AEYT 
 
 vebbaprbp, nbbijpeKes, Xa-^pfjep, ttvkXpop, w/aop, flddvpaXXop, XdaXbp. 
 Aepy/jd, cltos, to, subst. [adspectus,] a look, aspect, gaze. K a/rot Tbadbos 
 
 bepy/jd Xeaiprjs. Med. 190. SYN. hXefi/jd, bxpXs, o^daXjuibs. 
 Aeprj, vid. Aetprj. 
 AepicXdbfiat, et bepicbfxai, bepKta, et Ion. bepKeoxbfxat, v. [video, adspicio,] to see, 
 
 to behold, to look. AvaX/xeXfjs* koXop be vtt otypvaX bepKioiovrai. Hes. Theog. 
 
 911. See also £10. Od. e. 158. and Apoll. 2. 911- Syn. 'Opdw, fiXe-mo, 
 
 oTTTOfiaif baabfxai, e'ibto, Xevaau), TrpovXevcraio, TrpoafiXeirio, eirXj3Xe7ro), KaTOirrd/Jiai. 
 Aepfxd, dros, to, vid. Aepas. 
 Aep/utaTii'ds, y\, op, adj. [coriaceus,] made of skin, leathern. 'Hprvpaprb b' eperftd 
 
 Tpoirols kp bepfxcLTLPOtatv. 6. 53. 
 Aepbs, Ion. ut vult Etym. pro Aepas, q. v. 
 AepTpov, ov, to, subst. [omentum,] the coat of fat investing the bowels, 
 
 the caul. Aeprpbp eaio bvpopres,' 6 b J ovk d7rdfjtvpeTb -^epaXp. X. 578. SYN. 
 
 Adirdpa, bitydepa. , 
 
 Aepio, f. bepio, [pellem detraho,] to take off the skin, to flay. Av epvaav pev 
 
 irpiora, KaX eotyafav icaX ebeipdv, A. 459. SYN. 'Airobepu), enbepio, be<f>h), 
 
 TV7TTIO. 
 
 Aeor/ict, et befffaofid, cltos, to, et befffibs, ov, 6, in plur. bea/jol et befffid, subst. 
 
 [vinculum,] a fastening, impediment, chain, &c. 'AftQXb' dp' kpfxioiv x« bea- 
 
 fxdrd kvkXu diravTrj. 0. 278. See also Pers. 751. and Iph. T. 457. Syn. 
 
 jLvvbea/utos, ajxjid, dXvoXs, nebrf, yXos, aeipd. EPITH. *A/jri\dvuv, Kapre- 
 
 pbv, aXbrjpebp, oiydXoev, direipov, apydXebp, dpp-qKTbp, ypvoeov, ydXenbv, dXvTov, 
 
 dv/JLoXyes, vrjXees, oXoop, bvaeZflPvaTOP, dbear/jbp, d(f>VKTOP, bxbv/jbp, 'nnrXubp, irX- 
 
 Kpbv, dvayKcuov, dreipes, d^iyves, avyepXbp, al/JLofidtyes, yXvKv, /3dpi/, Xbcpbep, fjid* 
 
 Xdicbv, tyXXibv, detKeXXov. 
 Aeofxevio, v. [ligo, vincio,] to bind, to chain, to imprison. AatfxbvXoi, tXvu rovbe 
 
 debv beafxeved' eXovres. Horn. H. 6. 17. SYN. Aeio. PHR. Aeafxols KpdTepolal 
 
 iriicieiv. 
 AefffiXbs, ov, 6 et f], adj. beo-ficorrfs, ov, 6, et befffJiwTXs, Xbos, r], subst. [vivctus, 
 
 captivus,] bound, chained, imprisoned. 'QsovTesXepo), primer looXbeGfiXoi. Iph. 
 
 T. 470. See also Aj. 105. and 234. SYN. Aedcts, ireTrebrjfjiepbs, IXXb/nepbs. I 
 AetTTToZio, et beonoTeu), v. [dominor,] to rule, to domineer, to sway. Top TLi/pv- 
 
 tov rovb* elite beoiro&Lv Qpbvtov. Trach. 367. See also Heracl. 8S4. Syn. 
 
 Koipdveto, Tvpavvevto, Wvpio, Kpdreio, dp^ia, alavftpdio, KvpXevu), fidaXXeuu), dvaa- 
 
 au), TcpoaTaTew. 
 Aio-xoLvd, ys, et beairbrXs, ibbs, »/, subst. [hera, domina,] a mistress, queen, lady. 
 
 Aeanoivdv els reicp' evTii-^elp efiovXb/jirip. Ion 569« See also Alcest. i)69> SyN. 
 
 "Apctcrad, KvpXa. 
 AeonrbaXbs, et beanbavvbs, ov, 6 et >/, et beenrbrXubs, »/, bp, adj. [herilis,] of or 
 
 belonging to a master. AeanbaXu Z&v vftpei. jEsch. Suppl. 852. See also 
 
 Iph. T. 440. etCall. 6. 62. 
 Ae<nrbrr)s, ov, 0, subst. [(1) herus, dominus, (2) rex,] a master, a lord, a king. 
 
 "E^ouo-d vlotois beoTroTrjP etyrifxepbp. Bacch. 1063. SYN. KvpXbs, Koipdpbs, (3d- 
 
 cXXevs, dpa£, beairbTOV befids. 
 Ae<T7rbri<TKbs, ov, 6, dimin, a preeced. Vid. ad v. e^bbdio. 
 Aer>), fj:, rj, subst. [fasciculus,] a bundle, a faggot. Kaibfjtepai re berat, ras re 
 
 rpel, earavfxepos 7rep. A. 553. SYN. Aa finds, bois. 
 AevKaXXojp, iopos, 6, P. N. [Deucalion,] the son of Minos. Ilarjods efxolb ndTrip, 
 
 fieyddvfiov AevicdXXtoTbs. r. 180. EplTH. MeydOvfios. 
 Aevpb, adv. [hue,] hither, here, to this time. "Ews dp tmrovs bevpb OpyicXovs 
 
 dyutp. Alcest. 1040. 
 Aevre, v. [hue festinate,] come, hasten. 7 ft re»:i'd, reicpd, bevrt, XeiTrere oTeyas. 
 
 Med. 890. 
 AevTepbs, a, op, et (2) bevrdrbs, r), bp, .adj. [(l) secundus, (2) ultimus,] (1) se- 
 cond, inferior, (2) the last, the lowest. At bevrepat yap <ppoPTXbes abfwTepai. 
 
 Hipp. 438. See also 1//. 342. (1) 'OiriaTepbs, dXXbs, (2) veuTbs, vtldrbs, $ayd- 
 
 rbs, 7rvfjidTbs, TeXevralbs, i/ordros, Trapvardrbs. 
 
AEYT AHAO 207 
 
 Aevrepiaiw, v. [seeundas partes ago,] to act the second part, to be second. 
 
 "Ordv ijbfj 'yio bldirpa^dixevos rrdpabut aoi bevTepXa£eiv. Eccles. 630. 
 Aevu), Ion. Seveaicu), v. [madefacio, rigo,] tp moisten, to vater, to bathe. 
 
 'OtpdaXfxGTeyKTh) 'bevero irXtifxpvpibi. Alcest. 185. S\N. Bptx w > v jO« w > /*«- 
 
 Xaacru). 
 Aevoj, f. bevy™, et Aew, f. beijaoj, v. [opus habeo, egeo, indigeo,] to want, to 
 
 need. Bivfids ebevird batrds eUr}s. A. 48. See also N. 786'. and Phoen. 482. 
 
 SYN. 'Evbedfiai, ypyZu), \peia kari, epyov eari. 
 Al0w, v. [cutem abstraho,] see Aepw. 
 Ae^diiat, v. [accipio,] to take, to receive. '[Is 7rv€vfid icdBdpdv ovpdvov be&fiedd, 
 
 Helen. 866. SYN. ' A7rdbexojJ.cn, Xaixfidvut, aipeu). 
 Aex^eio, v. [mollio coriarioruin more, depso,] properly, to steep hides, to soften 
 
 or render pliant by handling or rubbing. Krjpbv be\p>]aas fieXXrjbed, /jyitXs 
 
 atcovari. ix. 48. SYN. 'E^uu, LidXaaaio, dirdXvvw. 
 Aeio, i. btjcruj, v. [iigo,] to tie, bind, confine. AvoetyvvaTov eXKerai bedeis. 
 
 Hipp. 1232. §YN. Aevixevu, ovvairTio, dvdbeu). 
 At), 1 adv. [sane, profecto,] indeed, assuredly. 'E£ ov bij rd Trpwrd. A. 6. 
 Ayyjud, dros, to, subst. [morsus,] a bite. 'AW ovv dv ea-t (tvko^uvtov briyixd- 
 
 tos. Pint. 885. 
 Ar)6d, b))v, brjpov, et Dor. bapov, adv. [diu,] long, long ago. 'ETreib)) bijdd tyXXuv 
 
 diro vftfiara tt/kt^m. rj. 152. 
 Afjdev, 7 ' adv. [scilicet, videlicet,] therefore, then, namely. '[is bijdev ovk elbvld 
 
 ra^eipyaa/devd. Orest. 1314. 
 Arjdvvw, v. [tardo, moror,] to delay, to tarry. ArjdvveiV 6 b* dp' altv drovrdros 
 
 yv bid \xT\rXv. Apoll. 2. 7b. SYN. hpdbvvu), bidiieXXu), ypoviZio, TrepXfxevh). 
 At)ui\w-6s, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [bello captus,] taken by an enemy, plundered. T H 
 
 Tpota, bopX teal irvpX brjXdXojTov. Androm. 105. SYN. See AiyjuaXwrds. 
 Arjldveipd, as, 77, P. N. [DeJ3nira,] the wife of Hercules. Thv a/j(j>Xveini] Aqtd- 
 
 veipav aei. Trach. 105. Phr. f H boXunrts Olveo)S Kopr). 
 Ar}i6iriTr]s, ov, 6, P. N. [Deiopites,] Tputes, 6 bk npioTov fxev djivjiovd Ar)Xo7riTr)v. 
 
 A. 420. 
 Arj'ios, a, ov, adj. [hostilis, infectus,] hostile, raging, furious. AWdXdev, KpT/acu 
 
 be Trvpus brj'ioid 3 Ovperpd. B. 415. SYN. 'E^dob ottos, e-^dpos, 7ro\e/jitds, bvaixevijs. 
 At}XoTr)S, Titos, ?/, subst. [pugna, bellum,] a fight, war. 'AvtXJjXov fxdyerraadaX 
 
 ev alvrj btitoTfjTX. T. 20. SYN. May^?, Poij, vafiivrj, <f)vXo7tXs, X^P/"?* ^Ap?;?, 
 
 dvv)), kXoios. EPITH. AevydXea, KeXdbeivri, oXot'i. 
 Atjiou), v. [igue et ferro vasto, caedo, caedem facio s. edo,] to ravage with hos- 
 tile fire, to desolate, to rout, to slay. Xa\<cw brjioojv r<p yap Zeiis Kvbds 
 
 6na£ei. P. 566. SYN. Atjooj, bXtoictj, (pdvevio, etiirepQw. 
 Arjlfufids, ov, 6, P. N. [Dtiphobus,] one of the sons of Priam. Arjtyo/Sw eiKvTd 
 
 be/uas tcaX draped (jnov^y. X. 227* EPITH. 'Yirepijtopeiov, fjp<vs, XevKacnrXs, 
 
 {)edeib>)s, OloeinZXds, fjeyd <J>pove(ov, IlpidfjiXbris. 
 '\rjKTriplds, ov, o et //, adj. [mordax,] keen, vcproachful, annoying. M») Xvirpd, 
 
 fir)be Kapbtas bniTt'iptd. Hec. 234. 
 \rjXe6fxat, v. [lacdo, noceo, deleo,] to injure, to wound, to destroy. "Evdd 
 
 Ke (iff fiovXr) btjXyjatTai, op-ydfxe XaQv. H. 102. SyN. ftXcnrTU), (fiQetpio. 
 fyXTj/ud, dTos, to, subst. [exitium, pernicies,] injury, hurt, destruction. 'E*. 
 
 WKTUiV b' dvefioi ^dXe7rol, br)X))fjidTu vtjujp. /u. 286. SYN. BXd/3?/, Xviirj, iiXedpds, 
 
 €£,u)Xeid, opyrl, XtoftqaXs, (jtdopd, 
 \r)Xfifiiov t dvos, adj. et subsl. [(1) nocivus, (2) pernicies,] (1) injurious to, (2) a 
 
 destroyer. E«s "E-^Itov fidoXXrjd, fipdruiv brjXi'ifJidvd vtortav. a. 84. Syn. 
 
 T$Xd(3epos, dXtrpos, oKeQpXds, Xv/uetov. 
 \t]XXds, dbos, r}, gentil. fem., belonging to Delos. Alpvas enXfia rds AriXXubds. 
 
 Ion 165. 
 l^Xos, rj, ov, adj. [manifestus, clarus,] manifest, clear, distinct. WoXi> 5' u/3po- 
 
 1 For the meaning of this particle, see Hoogeveen and Yiger. 
 
 * Bis in Eorip. 5tj0€. Electr. 2G8. 274. 
 
 * Hi in Irjioio is scanned as one long syllable. 
 
308 AHAO AHMO 
 
 ervPTf bfjXos dpuadat. Orest. 344. >SYN. 'Aplhr}\vs, ejjL(f>dpi)s t gtcbrjXos, ipbyXos, 
 
 fpavepos, epapyqs, ypiocrros, oafr)*, tiparos. 
 AfjXds, ov, i], P. N. [Delus,] an island in the iEgean sea, anciently called Aste- 
 
 ria, the centre of the Cyclades, and famed as the birth-place of Apollo and 
 
 Diana. ArjXw bf] irdre toIop 'AtvoXXwvos ndpa fiojfjy. c?. l62. EPITH. 'AfMbX- 
 
 pvTos, rjvenoeooa, r)ydderj, dvoeaard, Xepd, Kpdvdi), dKinXayKTos, 7rXayKT^. 
 ArjXdtOf v. [indico, manifestum reddo,] to make manifest, to show, to declare, 
 
 to explain. 'AW ev ftpdxet aoi rajjid bi]Xu)cno Kckd. Orest. 725. SYN. 'A7ro- 
 
 betKPVfxX, efi<paiv<o, tydvepois) . 
 &r}fiayu)yeu>, v. [populi gratiam capto, &c] to lead, to flatter, to cajole the 
 
 people. 'Svpi be brjfjiayuyel. Ran. 422. 
 Arj/idywyXa, as, ^, subst. [populi regimen,] government by the people. 'H 
 
 btj/idywyXa yap ov rrpos /novrriKOV. Equit. 191f 
 ArmaywKiKds, r), op, adj. [popularis,] popular. T& §' dXXd aoi TrpoaeorX bq/jidyb)- 
 
 Ktfcd. Equit. 217. 
 Aruuanibidv, ov, to, subst. dim'm. a brj/xos, [cams popellus,] dear little people. 
 
 7 il brjfiaicibiov, ical irXeiard 7cdvovpyd bsbpaicws. Equit. 823. 
 Atifjiapxos, ov, 6, subst. [magistratus plebis,] a tribune of the people. Adicvet 
 
 j/at bfjfiap^os tis es tu>p arpwpdriop. Nub. 37. 
 Arjuevia, v. [publico,] to confiscate, to vest in the people. TXpos kXvoptzs ; ?j 
 
 bebrifievrai Kpdros ; Cycl. 119. 
 Aijfiriydpea), v. [concionor,] to harangue, to address the people. Arjfjirjydpiiaei; 
 
 b. TldXv fiep ovp dptard irov. Eccles. 111. 
 Arinriyopds, ov, 6 et f], adj. [popularis,] popular. 'A^dpiffrdi' vfxQp (nrepjj.', oaoi 
 
 br)jj.r)ydpovs. Hec. 254. SYN. 'AyoprfTrjs, brj/xd^dpiaTJjs, kottXs, fjbvXdyos, pj)rwp. 
 ArjfiriXdoids, a, dp, et brmriXdrds, ov, 6 et ri, adj. [plebiscito in exilium actus,] 
 
 exiled by the people. OvtXp* eft aifidrX brjftrjXdaXa. iEsch. Suppl. 7. See also 
 
 609. SYN. AiifjidoXos, bi'i/uXos, 
 Atjfivrrjp, Tepds s. rpds, rj, P. N. [Ceres,] the fabled goddess of corn, and mother 
 
 of Proserpine. Arjjj.rjTep earXov^ 'EXevaHpos ^Qovos. Eur. Suppl. 1. SyN.Ajjw, 
 
 EPITH. 'Ev7rXd/cdyuds, rjvKOfios, favOr), ae/upy Oeds, 7rvpo(f>dpds, KupTroiroios, ayXdo- 
 
 7rais, ayXdoicap7rds, iroXvuapTros, 7rorpXd, Trafxjj.}jrwp, 7rvpo<j)dpus , KaXXXnXoKdfAoSy 
 
 evare<pdpds , 7ra[ifir)reipd, evedpds, bid dediop. 
 Arj/jtXbXdp, ov, to, dimin. a bfjf^da, subst. [popellus, plebecula,] dear little people. 
 
 "EifcXde brjrd, Arj/jXbXop 10 <piXrdTop. Equit. 726. 
 At]fxiSit), v. [populo sum addictus,] to court, or be devoted to, the people. 
 
 'Ytto twp del br)fxi£6pTu>p, ovk oib'' diroi ey..envKXrjaai. Vesp. 697. Exp. Tuip 
 
 top brjfjidp dirdTOiVTitiP. SYN. Arjudywyew. 
 Ar)/j.Xdepyds, et bqjjiXovpyds, ov, 6, subst. [opifex, artifex,] a mechanic, an artisan, 
 
 a magistrate. Ovre -X kyjpvkcjp, ol brjfiXdepyoX eaaXp. r. 135. See also Pax 286. 
 
 SYN. 'Epy arris. 
 Ar}/xXo7rXr}dr)s, eds, b et //, adj. [opibus publicis abundans,] supplying public 
 
 wealth. Krrjpr) irpoode. rd bri/xXd7rXrjdfj. Agam. 127' 1 
 Ar^iXoTTpaTds, rj, ov, adj. [quod publicatur,] confiscated. UpvTdpeld, fieraXX', 
 
 uyopas, XXfiepas, jjligQovs ual brnxXd7rpard. Vesp. 657. 
 AijfuXds, ov, o et >;, adj. et (2) bi)/uXds, ov, 6, subst. [(1) publicus, (2) carnifex,] 4 
 
 (1) of the people, public, common, (2) an executioner. A///luo?, 01 k&t* dyiopds 
 
 svirpriffaeaKOP eKaaTa. d. 259. SYN. (l) ArjfjidaXds, epbrjfios, koipos, (2) brjfxo- 
 
 koipos, paj3bovy t os, vtrr]plTr}s, 
 ArjfiXovpyXKios, adv. [affabre,] in a workmanlike manner, cleverly. "Arrd ^pj) 
 
 iroielp, £(f>eoTU)s ^joac^f brjfjiXovpyXtcuJs. Pax 429* 
 Arj/jivpdpds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [qui bona populi devorat,] people-devouring. Arjfiti- 
 
 ftdpos fidaXXevs, intX ovrXbdpolaiv dvdaaets. A. 231. SYN. Arjfuidtydyds. 
 i\r}fx6yep(ap, ovtos, o, subst. [populi senior,] a senator. E'/dro br]^6yepopTls «7ri 
 
 IxairjoX TrvXr)frXp. V. 149. SYN. BovXevn)s, ylpuw, (DOvXi]<f>dpds. 
 j \r)f.wbdk-ds, ov, 6, P. N. [Demodocus.J Arjfidbdnop' ru yap pa deos nipX b&KtP 
 
 doib))r. 0.43. EPITH. 0e7os, doibos. 
 
 1 See Dr. Blomfield's Gloss. 
 
AHMO AHMft 209 
 
 AtjfjLodpdus, et contr. -ovs, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [vulgatus, popularis,] common, popular, 
 notorious. $f]f*r) ye iievroi brj/modpovs fxeya crdevet. Agam. 911. 
 
 Atjijokomv, iovTQSy 6, P, N. [Democoon.] 'AW vlov TipXdfjtoio voOov fidXe, Ai-j/jo- 
 KOUfVTd. A. 499« 
 
 Ar}fioK'paTEdiJ.ai, v. [populi imperio servio,] to live under a popular government. 
 Kal tovs brifiovs kv rats TroXeatv bei^as, <vs bt]/udicpdrovvTat. Acharn. 640. 
 PHR. Aeios Kpaliet dvev KXrirfjpds. 
 
 Arj/uo \:parin, as, rj, subst. [imperium populare,] a constitution in which the 
 government of the state is vested in the people, a republic, a democracy. 
 
 'fl brjixdicpdrXa, ravrd b>jr dvda^ird ; Acharn. 6l8. SYN. Td brj/xoirXd, rd Kotvd, 
 
 bfj/uos. 
 Arj/joKpdrUds, i], ov, adj. [ad democratiam pertinens,] democratical, like a 
 
 friend to the people, a. ArifioupdrXKov ydp avr ebptov. b. Tovto /uiv eaaov, t5 YoV. 
 
 Ran. 952. 
 Arj/JoKpavrds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [a populo ratus,] executed or ratified bv the 
 
 people. ArmoKpavTov §' dpds rivet %P^ S ' Agam. 444. 
 Ar}fjto\ev(TTds,ov, 6 et »/, adj. [a populo lapidatus,] stonedby the people, effected 
 
 by being publicly stoned. <tovov TcpotceiaOai biifAdXevarov kv 7ro\ei. Antig. 36. 
 
 SYN. ArjiioppX^s. 
 Arj/joXitov, ovtos, 6, P. N. [Demoleon,] the son of Antenor. Ylptory ev bfffiivr)* 
 
 6 & eir avraj ArifioXiovrd. T. 395. 
 Ay)fjioTridr}Kos, ov, 6, subst. [qui simiam se exhibet erga populum vel fraudulentia 
 
 vel adulatione,] ape of the people. Kal fiiojjidXoxwv brj/uoTrXd^Ktov. Ran. 1085. 
 Atj/joirpciK-ds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [a populo factus vel decretus,] made or decreed 
 
 by the people. ToXabe br)/jb7rpaKT0S e/. iroXetos 1 fxXd. iEsch. Suppl. 939. 
 Ar)/joppi(j)t)s, ids, 6 et //, adj. [a populo jactatus,] scattered by the people. A?7- 
 
 ftoppXtyels, vaty' "inQl, XevaX/uovs dpds. Agam. \606. 
 Af/Lids, ov, 6, subst. [populus, plebs,] the people, community, the common 
 
 people. "Ov b" av brjiiov r dvbpd Xboi, fiooiovrd r e(f>evpot. B. 198. SYN. Aaos, 
 
 Xitos, o^Xos, 7r\r}6ds, ol TroXXoi. EPITH. 'JLrepaXicris, Kiveocpptov, evpvs, evfAevrjs, 
 
 evdvvTijs yQovos, Trponrdrr\s rov /Sitov. 
 Arjfjids, ov, 6, subst. [piuguedo, adeps,] fat. At/juov epenToiievoi enXvetypXbXov Ketpov~ 
 
 res. $. 204. SYN. 'a\oi0?7, nt/miXr), XXnos, aridp. EPITH. 'Apyijs, iritav, bXirXa^. 
 lArifAdoXevu), v. [publico ; rem publicani tracto,] to confiscate, to meddle with 
 
 public affairs. 'AW, « itdvr\p\ ov brjfxdcXevcjv rvy^avto. Acharn. 1029. Syn. 
 
 Arjfievto. 
 Arinoalds, a, 6v, adj. [publicus,] belonging to the people, public. "AKpav 
 
 irpoao'toei br\\xboXbs we, tcXavairai. Lysistr. 436. et Apoll. 1. 7S3. SYN. Ar)- 
 
 fjiXos. 
 \rjfi6r-qs, ov, o, et S^om, xbds, r/, subst. [unus de populo, plebeius,] one of the 
 
 people, a plebeian. "Eyjov duXeiorovs t$ deXovrX brffidriov. Iph. A. 340. See 
 
 also Theocr. 28. 22. 
 \rjfi6TtKds, >}, 6v, et brjfjbripds, d, ov, adj. [plebeius, popularis, popularis status 
 
 amans,] plebeian, patriotic, republican. Avo fivpidbes rHJv brjfxoTXKQv e^wv 
 
 av irdoX Xdywois. Vesp. 709« 
 \rujtovyos, ov, 6, P.N. et (2) subst. [princeps, (3) adj. populo praesidens,] 
 
 (2) a president or guardian of the people, (3) ruling or protecting the people. 
 
 S.vv ra'tabe rats aefJLvalaX brifxov^ots dials. CE. C. 458. 
 )trj/id(f>dyds, ov, 6, adj. [qui populum devorat,] devouring the people. Ar)fid- 
 
 Qdyov be rvpdvvdv, onus ideXets, KdraKXlvat. Theog. 1183. SYN. Arjfuo(3dpds. 
 \rjfxd^dpi(TT))s,ov, 6, adj. et subst. [qui populo gratificatur,] a flattering, artful 
 
 demagogue. KottXs, iibvXbyos, bt)fi6\dpioTi}s. Hec. 132. 
 \r)/jcoiddrd, iov, tu, Dor. Sa/iw/udrd, subst. [carmina qua? publice cantantur,] 
 
 patriotic songs, ballads. XdpXTwv bufxtofxard KaXXlKofjuav. Pax 798. 
 
 1 U6\fa>s is dissyll. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 2 D 
 
210 AHN AlAr 
 
 A»)y, adv. [dill,] long, long-lived. Ar> fy, os (m deolaXv tTrovpZvXoioXv epi&V, 
 
 Z. 131. Syn. AfjpdV. t> _ J ;";.'' ."" 
 
 ■Aijvaid* a, or, adj. [longsevus, d.uturnns,] long-lived, permanent lasting. 
 "Orrt fiaXoi bivaOs, ds addvarowi ^a X oiro. E. 407- SYN. Anpds, ftfr*«vf, 
 
 Af5ros, los, rb, subst. [consilium, ars,] design, art, device. Uavra be rot zpeu 
 dXtyM* bf,ved Klpw *• 289. Syn. BovVj, favXtyfia, Epith. Hrttfr, 
 oXidpXov, TCaimioMv, ird\vfiri X avdv t iroXtrpdirov, ff X er\Xdv. . . ' ^ 
 
 btfXdvf.Lds, ov, 6 et ?,, adj. [taiMUm mordens,] heart-piercing, ^tdv/idy epw 
 tos avdos. Agam. 720. SYN. Aautf^os, cmapos, ,cuvos. 
 
 Aft*, contr. a or^oa,, v. [hostiliter populor, vasto,] to ravage with hostile fire, 
 to lay waste, to ravage. "Ottws c-tyWs ecu K&raKrelvas epo&s. Heracl. 995. 
 SYN. 'Ai'ttipew, oat'w, kukoo), Tefivu). 
 
 Ai,pmo>ai, f. Aerf/ic, et c^o/m,, f - '™> a <> v ' [contendo pugno ] to contend, 
 to combat, to fight, Xlava^e^Qd fid^s' oi c' avroi br)pXaa<jd<ov . <P. 407- 
 See also II. 756. P. 734. and Olymp. 13. 63. Syn. Ma X o/J(ii, (fntevet&a, 
 
 Afipfr, ea,s, et Ion. »t> //, snbst. [pugna, contentio,] contention, conflict. 1 to, 
 
 & v'mvh r dperns irepX MjfXv lypvaiv. to. 514. SYN. Afflfr. /m X »?, «y«uv, epts, 
 
 re~iKos. EPITH. 'ArreipeaXa, dda X ETds, (UjU&roe<rffa, aj>«ed»jp, a/ze<Xi X os, cm/i'vros, 
 
 a7rev0>7s, kydpa, raarepa tfegfya, ovU^rj, ndevdpa. 
 
 ' Arjpos, a, or, ex Dor. 6apov, adj. [diuturnus,] long, lasting. Et hqpHv et Dor. capo> 
 
 adv. [diu,] a long lime. Aitrypov roi bqpov re fiepeiv, kIvUv re veeadat. 15. 29b. 
 
 AnpdBXos, longaevus. Vid. Aapo/3ios. • ■> ^ 
 
 A>/m, adv. [quidem, tandem,] indeed, I pray. Hoi, ras tj>i\as br,r evfpovas 
 
 begets, dva*', Uec.S\6. ' u ; 
 
 A»/w, fut. a criw, v. [inveniam,] to be about to find out. Oitcab aTrorrXeietv 
 
 eneX ovkstX b?i£rs -eicfioip. I. 418. 
 A>7(1>, ovs, i). Vid.Awrijp. A>?o7 dvfiwaafxevq. Helen. 1342. / 
 
 A/a, as, v, P. N. [Dia,] the ancient name of Naxos. My ep cififtpvrrj, Hiovvaov 
 
 ixapTvpXnoXv . X. 324. 
 Amfprtep: ct*>fi gen. et ace. [per, propter,] though, by means of, on account 
 
 of. 't\evnv XboiuX' bXd KfiAwj' yap oupdriov. Hec. 442. 
 Aia/3a*Vw, f. /3i/^/iai, 2 a. e/V, et fca/3Ao™, v. [trajicio, incedo ] to go through, 
 to. o-o across, to pass over, to stalk along. XdovXav \ipvriv biafitere. Alcest. 
 927. See also Aves 4S7- Syn. AmTrepdw, vnepfiaivu), tiltayvf*"* hUl h l > 
 bXeteiuX. , ... . . . . 
 
 AXaBaMu, et 5*aj3AXX«/iai, v. [(l) trajicio, (2j calumnior,] to p.erce through, to 
 calumniate. KAy* w*X/ra« /i)) 8ra/3Xn8M^oi. Heracl. 423. SYN. Am/3mvo,, 
 katftpid, aWddfiai, Xoibopeio, vfipiCta, ovKotyaxTlu. 
 Am/3a<XKw ; vid. Aia/3aiV«. 
 Ara/3/ 7 r^, ou, 6, subst. [circinus,] a pair of compasses, a. E*0e<s bia^y, pa* 
 
 Odvets; b. Ov fxarddvio. Aves 1003. x 
 
 ta*Bia&6iu*i v - [P er vim eompello,] to force, to urge strenuously. Kat Trpos a 
 iveoOai bUfa&pri* **- Iph- Taur. 1365. SYN. BtaCo>a t ^iirayMi^. 
 Aioj3«dw, f. ^™, v. [divulgo,] to proclaim. Axd(3dairu>. Pers. 644. Syn. lle- 
 
 ptfi'daw, Krjpvacru), K^r/'iZio. . 
 
 AidGoXv, r lS , et §iaj8dXta, «*, //, subst. [criminatio, obtrectatio,] accusation, 
 calumny, reproach. ElaavrXs e'/3Xa^', elm bXafioXals veais. Eur. buppl. 417 
 See also Pyth. 2. 140. Syn. Aotbdpta, airiafAu. 
 Atafapbs, ov, o et >'/, adj. [(l)absumtus; (2) act. peredens,] (l)consumed 
 
 (2) devouring. ISoctm Kctraaroco^ra bxd(3dp(p nobd. Phil. 7- ^ 
 
 toappd X te> ov > h et *« ad i* [ ma(1idus » » vidus «] drenched, bathed. svv#ar 
 «0pw bXd(5pd X 0L yereidbds. Phoen. 1396. SYN. "Typos, rorepos. ■ 
 
 AtayaXijvi§w, v. [sereno,] to make serene. Twr ^' e^ews rd ^pdawna cu- 
 
 yd\i,vXalv. Ecniit. 643. SYN. See FaX^mw. 
 AiayyAXw, f. ?Xa), v. [annuncio,] to proclaim, to pronounce. 'Onus biay 
 
 A 
 
AIAr ALU 211 
 
 yeiXeii rdf.i e'iffU) kclko.. Helen. 435. SYN. 'E^ayyeXXw, d7rayyeXAw, bld- 
 (3dd<o. 
 AidyeXdu), dou, v. [derideo,] to deride, to mock. Ovros b' 6 baifiiov 6 rids, ov 
 
 av bidye Xas. Baccll. 272, SYN. KdrdyeXdu), yXeva^u), yetyvp&uj. 
 Ardyivwo-fv-w, et btayv&fii, v. [pernosco, dignosco,] to know thoroughly, to dis- 
 cern, to determine, to decide. Kat xpfrfov aipeiv, ra< biayvaivat bXi;t]v. Euraen. 
 699- SYN. riyvwamj), bXaicpivu). 
 AXayXavatrw, [mico, renideo,] to shine. 'Ek 7repuT7}s dvXovod, bXayXavaaovaX b % 
 
 drapiroi. Apoll. 1. 1280. SYN. AXdXciLnrd), (j>wri<Xw. 
 AXayvtaiu, v. Axdy lvoj a kuj. 
 AxayvwaXs, etos,i), subst. [dijudicatio ; cognitio causae,] decision, discernment. 
 
 To yup baKvov gov ti)v bXayvioaXv Kparei. Hipp. 693. 
 AXaypdtyw, v. [describo, &c] to describe, delineate, set down. "6rX irei-revd- 
 
 Xavros bXayeyparrrai liol biter]. Nub. 77 4>- 
 Aiaypv7rve(t), v. [insomnem noctem Iransigo,] to pass a sleepless night. "Hbt) 
 ttot kv naKpip xpovo) vvtCTOs birjypuTrvrjad. Ran. 931. SYN.^Aypu7rv£&>, bXa- 
 yprjyopiu). 
 Axdyio, f. fa, v. [(l) trajicio; (2) vitaui dego,] to lead through, to conduct ; 
 to live. Ovbels aXinroi tov (dXov bxijydyev. Eur. fr. Antiop. 39. 4. SYN. 
 Aidftaivio, blarpi(3u), bXdpXoio. 
 Auiyivviidfiai, v. [certo ad extremam dimicationem, decerto,] to contend to 
 the end, to combat, to dispute. AxdywvXe~iG& etyaoKe vpos y KvpnrXbrjr. Ran. 
 794. SYN. ! 'Ay uiviCofiai, dfxiXXdofiai. 
 AidbaCoiiai, v. [distribuo, divido,] to distribute, to divide. 'AOavarois' 6 be 
 
 ToiaXv iv bilbacauTu Tifias. Hes. Tlieog. 881. SYN. see AaCdfxai. 
 Aidbu7rro), v. [dilacero,] to pierce through, to tear. 'I6i>s e/uev woas, bid be 
 
 \pdd caXov ebaxpds. <1>. 398. SYN. Acnrrio, bXepydfxai, biaKOTTTO), rejxvw. 
 Aidbdriufjiai, v. [dispertior,] to divide for oneself, to appropriate. Xrjpuxrral 
 
 be bid KTrjntv bdreovTo. E. 158. 
 AidbeKTwp, 6pos, o, adj. [haereditate acceptus,] hereditary. AXabenropd irXovrtii'. 
 
 Ion 481. SYN. Ylarpyos, eyicXrjpds. 
 AidbepKio, et. bxdbeoKofxai, aor. bXebpdKov, v. [pcrspicio,] to see througU, to dis- 
 cern. Xpvoiov ovb" av vu>X bXabpdxoX 'HtAios nip. H. 344. SYN. See Qedo/jai, 
 ( t AepKdfiai. 
 Aidberds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [vinctus,] bound. Axdberot be yevixov. Sept. Theb. 
 : 115. SYN. Acrds, beaixXos. 
 Aidbe-^dLiai, v. [excipio, succedo,] to succeed to another. Km vvE, uTrcodeX 
 
 bl&b&beyuevTi iriivov. Trach. 30. Syn. 'Er&xo/im, rafya£|)(d/«<u. 
 .AidbrjXiofjat, v. [valde la:do,] to injure greatly, 1o tear asunder. KvujbdXd 
 (pwXevovrd fipfyot bidbriXiiGwrdai. Theocr. 24. 83. SYN. See ArjXtoLiru, Xv- 
 pairiifxai, trlvdpat, fiXarrta. 
 AiabtbpaoKut, f. bXdbXbpaaOfiai, v. [aufugio,] to escape. Siavias b\ o'iovs ov, 
 
 bidbibpakords. Acharn. 6*01. SYN. 'Efcipevyw, d-rroyeoyi*), biubl/ro). 
 Atdi'ibijjLiX, f. bulbtocru), v. [trado per maims, (iiiuc) doceo, &c] to disseminate, 
 to distribute, to teach. Kat hlabovvat vwtov aKavdav t\ Troatl. 1 17- Syn. 
 'ArdbibhJfAi, biacTreipw. 
 AXdbdxv, »7s v, subst. [successio, quicquid lit per vices,] succession. Tevoab, 
 
 bidbii^al), u/jeiftovrrai -yepoTiv. Hec. 1 141. 
 Alabama*, ov, o et //, Mjbst. <^t adj. [successor, vicarius ; auxilians,] successor, 
 substitute; alleviating. G^>yro7s ftiyiarw h\dba\oi fioyj)qtiu-u)v. 1\ V. '173. 
 SYN. Axdbe'^dfuei'ds. 
 AiabpcifTi-oXlrat, we, oi, subst. [(jui reipublica: niunia Sllbterfugiuni,] those 
 ulio decline to perform the oilices of the state. ELj yervalevs, icai rtr/MT^en, 
 rai ut) bi((bp(toi~6\iTas. Kan. 1014. 
 AXabpofi)), ?~/s, »/, subst. [discursus,] a running about, coiisUruatiou, alarm. 
 teLdbpoLidv dfialfiiivis. Sept. Theb. 
 
 . et bidbvvb), v. [subeo per medium, cft'ugio, | to enter, to pass tin • 
 
212 AIAE AIAK 
 
 to escape. Ildyrd Tre^ocKraf, kgvk earXv d7rfjs ovb' el cepcfxp bXdhvvat. Vesp. 
 
 352. SYN. Atd<^evya>, bXafialvw, a.7rd(f>€vy<x). 
 AXdeibd/nat, f. elodfiai, v. [(1) perspicior, exhibeo, (2) cognosco,] (1) to show 
 
 oneself distinctly, (2) to put to trial, to ascertain. AvpXdv fjv ap£r))v bXdeice- 
 
 raX, at k tfxov eyxps. 0. 535. 
 AXdeibcj, f. eloia et elad/uai, v. [cantando decerto,] to contend with in singing. 
 
 'lepov, aXXd ye toi bXdeiaopaX, etrre k' direiirys. Theocr. 5. 22. 
 Aia£dw, bXa£6oj, et Ion. tXagwecrKio, v. [oninem vitani transigo,] t«» live by 
 
 means of, to maintain, to continue to the end of life. '0p0ws bXa^v tov 
 
 j3Xov yv&firjs fxerd. Iph. A. 924. See Apoll. 1. 1074. SYN. Zda», (jXoio, 
 
 bXdyio. 
 AXagevyvvjut, f. £ev£w, v. [disjungo,] to separate. 'AW ovre irCjXds, rjrXs av 
 
 bXa^vyrj. 
 AXa£r)T£io, v. [excogito,] to examine thoroughly. ITotktXovs \6yovs dvevpev ev 
 
 bieci-)Tr}jJ.ei'Ovs. Thesm. 438. S YN. 'Avae? r/rew, dvaicphio, e£erdc?to. 
 AidrjfxX, v. [perfio,] to blow through. Kcu bid 7rapdevtKfjs dndXoxpoos ov bXdr)oXv. 
 
 Hes. Op. 517. SYN. Atepxtyai, bXdu. 
 AxdOetdto, v. [sulphure perfumo,] to purify or to fumigate with sulphur. Ev 
 
 bXedeiwuev peydpov, ical bu>pd kclX avXi'jv. %. 494. SYN. QvpXdb), ewXdv pidh) , 
 
 Kd6dyi£bJ. 
 Aiddfitcrj, ijs y fj, subst. [fcedus, pactum,] an agreement, a covenant, a will. 
 
 KXaetv tjpels pdxpd ri]v Ketydkrjv eiiruvres tij bXdOrjxr). Vesp. 582. SYN. ^.novbrj, 
 
 avvQriKr}. 
 AXaOXljSoj, v. [prerao,] to oppress, to afflict. Kovtyorepcos tote ty&rd bXadXijoovrrXv 
 
 driai. Call. Ep. 10. SYN. 'ETrfflXifiio, itXe^w. 
 AXadpho, v. [perspicio, investigo,] to see through, to investigate, to observe. 
 
 Kdr' kvrevQev TrpupaTevoai, /ecu tovs diepovs biddpfjoai. Equit. 543. SYN. 
 
 AXdelbo/xai, adpeio. 
 AXadpv7TTU), v. [(1) dift'ringo, (2) deliciis franco,] (l) to break to pieces, to 
 
 bruise ; (2) to corrupt or render effeminate. Tpi\Qa T ^ Kai rerpayfid bXarpixpev 
 
 €KTT£(xe %eipd$. T. 363. SYN. AiappijyvvfxX, KdrappijyvvpX, bXarpifiio, aXoidto, 
 
 GVyKOTTTU). 
 
 AXcuOvaaw, v. [irruo,] to rush, to drive (as a gale.) "AXXdraXXolai bXaSvaaov- 
 
 aXv avpat. Olymp. 7« nit. SYN. AWvaaio, £7n<jKi]TiTa). 
 Aiaifxds, ov, o et rj, adj. [sanguinolentus,] soaked in blood, bloody. AXaipdv 
 
 ovvyd rtdepeva cnrdpaypols. Hec. 6.54. SYN. Adtyaivus, 
 AXaivio, f. dvw, v. [humecto,] to moisten, to sprinkle, to bathe. AXaiveoBe, 
 
 Ylep-aat. Pers. 263. SYN. Boeyw, vypaivio, tcXvpu), 
 AialpeaXs, eios, >/, subst. [divisio,] division, distinguishing, reckoning. Tw fir) 
 
 'bX^ew oifiovTis ev bXaipeaei. Eumen. 752. SYN. Nd/i>), pepiauos, baapos. 
 AiaipETos, ?/, ov, adj. [quod dividi potest, divisus,] divisible, divided, distinct. 
 
 Molpav Trdrpyas yfjs bXalperov repot. Trach. 1 66. 
 Atatptio, v. [divido, distinguo,] to separate, to divide, to distinguish. "HBpet 
 
 bXaipuJv' tov be vevovTOS fcdrw. Eur. Electr. 839* SYN. AidKOTTTu), bXappiiyvvpiy 
 
 bidpepiHw. 
 AXo:tjaru>, v. [cum impetu transeo,] to hasten across, to traverse. Axfoaef tov 
 
 Xpyad/jirpav. CE. C. 209« SYN. AtarjOe^w, bXijKit). 
 AXd'icrTou), v. [mernoriam alicujus aboleo,] to erase, to obliterate, to destroy. 
 
 Avrriv bXrj'iarcjee. Trach. 883. SYN. 'At'ordw, a<f>ari$ia. 
 AXcurd, ?/s, fj, subst. [(l) vitas ratio ; (2) victus,] mode of living, living, live- 
 lihood. 'AvbpHjv bXatrav fiavvei. Pytll. 1. 182. SYN. Bios, fiXoros, fiXorri. 
 AXairdu), v. [(1) arbiter sum, adjudico; (2) in med. voc. vitani dego,] (I) to 
 
 adjudge, to award, (2) to live, to spend one's life. *OA/3t#$, Sons iraiaX 
 
 (pXXripdrd kcTvu biairq. Theocr. 12. 34. SYN. (1) Bpafievu, Kpivw, (•>) bia~du>, 
 
 btdyu), biarpiftu). 
 AXdKdvaZa, f. |w, v. [cum murmure infundo,] to pour in with a noise. ISiw^ 
 
 tov Xdpvyyd hXeKava^i oot KaXws ; Cycl. 157. 
 
 ! 
 
AIAK AIAK 213 
 
 AiaKavvia£<*>, v. [sortior,] to allot, to appoint, to draw lots. *H bxdKavvXdoat, 
 
 TTdrepoi taXavrJovfxlQa fxei£u). Pax 1081. 
 Atdkeacw, f. daio, v. [diirindo,] to cleave asunder. Tlvp r ev vr\r\ao.i, bxd re £i/Xd 
 
 bard Kedffacu. o. 321. SYN. AXaa\ic,it), Kea£u), bidrifipts). 
 Axdiceifuai, f. Keiaofxai, v. [dispositus sum,] to be disposed, to behave, to be 
 
 situated. "Apdpwv kXX&eios, ws bXane'tfjiat. Troad. 1 13. SYN. Ylda-^w, c^w. 
 AidKeipo), f. K£pu> et Keptru), v. [detondeo, rescindo,] to shear, to crop off, to 
 
 frustrate. YleipctTU) bXdicepaaX s/jlov ends. 0. 8. SyN. 'Airdtceipo), /ce/pw, dvai- 
 
 pe»), dpaTpento. 
 Axdiceyfjs, adv. [frustra,] in vain, to no purpose. Uvevjxd bXaicei 'fjs dpd. Troad. 
 
 753. SYN. Avru)s, dXXus, \xd7r\v. 
 AidKepfidTizu), v. [in minutas partes seco, moneta permuto,] to cut into small 
 
 pieces, to mince, to get change for. 'EXOwv buKepfAdrtCep kv roh lyBvoX. Vesp. 
 
 789. SYN. KepfiduCw, btadpvTTTw. 
 Aidiciveu), v. [permoveo, invito,] to actuate, to stir up, to excite, to sift. Ktu 
 
 bXdtivei tqv vovv uvTOd, teal rijs yvojfirjs dno7reipQ. Nub. 477* SYN. Ktveto, 
 
 € Ippil diD. 
 
 Ata/cXdw, f. dan), [frango, confringo,] to break to pieces, to cut through, to 
 
 snap asunder. AlaxXaooai' dvep.u)XXd yap fioi d7rr)be7. E. 214. SYN. 0pavw, 
 
 d~oBpavio, bladpvTTTio. 
 AxdtcXqpdu), v. [sorte distribuo,] to distribute or appoint by lot. '[Is eft 
 
 exua-ri biiKXi,po)aev. iEsch. Suppl. $15. SYN. 'AnonX^puu), bXanavvXaZii), Xay- 
 
 ydvti). 
 AXukXv^o), v. [cilluo,] to wash. Kdr' ctrrjo', d ttovtos rorXbX tidnXvciei peXas. Ipll. 
 
 T. 107. 
 AiaKvaiw, v. [contero, perdo, corrumpo,] to gnaw through, to goad, to annoy, 
 
 to irritate, to corrupt. x Yvyj]v ijXlkv bXawalaai. Heracl. 297« Syn. Ata- 
 
 <pQeipto, Kaavvu), Xwfidofxat, fiXaivw, r//vw, dfxavpdu). 
 AidKoipdvtoj, v. [regis more obeo,] to give orders, to marshal. Vvld Xdj3ri Kdp.d- 
 
 70s 7ioXeas bidnoipdveovTa. A. 230. SYN. Koipdveio, bXaraaaio, blind), bXepyo- 
 
 (Aai, bidKOfffJied). 
 AiciKuveoj, v. [famulor, ministrum ago,] to minister, to wait upon. AtcucneZ- 
 
 adai' yaarpl /uev rd avfi^upd. Phil. 287* SYN. 'AjuctuTrt/Xeuw, bovXevio, Bepd- 
 
 Trevu), vnovpylu), vTrtyperedfjiui. 
 AxaKdiuKos, r), or, adj. [promtus ad exsequendum ministerium,] prompt to 
 
 supply, serviceable. "\v evdeios hXwKovXh-d: elvai boxys. Pint. 1171. 
 AiaKoids, <,v, b, subst. [famulus; inprimu, qui cibos minislrat,] an attendant, 
 
 a minister . "Opviv, Xv duoXovOuv bian&voi' r eyoi. Av. 73. Syn. 'AfxcpXndXds, 
 
 bXuKrwp, irais, VTirjpt7r\s. 
 
 AidKuiTTw, v. [discindo,] to cut asunder, to separate. AxdKonrt, /u>)re filaye. 
 Anacr. 28. 15. SYN. Ko7rra>, diacry^'iw, binppiiyiv/ui. 
 
 m&Kdpivu f v. [stupro,] to deflower, to violate. "Ooirep /ui bxikopevuev ovadv 
 enrerii'. Thesin. 487. SYN. Aiatydelpu), Kdraiayyvu). 
 
 AidKopnupvyi.it), v. [strepitum edere cogo,] to cause to rumble, to shake with a 
 rumbling noise. r i7/»' yaarepd, kuI xXdvdt e£atyvti$ avrtfv bitKopKopvyqal. Nub. 
 386. SyN. KopKopvy lit), y\e<jj. 
 
 AidKocriJieo), v. [divido, dispono, ordino, re^o,] to divide, to arrange, to mar- 
 shal. 'H^eTs ft is beKdbas bidKoafurjOeifjitp 'A^aioc* B. 12(). 
 
 AiaKpacu), v. [clamo,] to cry out. WopvaiaX kui ($&b&ye$9l bidktKpayivai. Equit. 
 1403. SYN. Kpactti), bXdfiddo), dra/vXa^oi. 
 
 AXatcprji'dbj, v. [e fonte refundo,] to pour forth from a pipe, to pour fresh. Olov 
 bfj rdud Trttf/id bieKpr\vu)ad-i, Nv/iipai. Theocr. 7- 154. 
 
 Axd~Kpibdv, adv. [(1) praccipue, eximie, (2) discrete, distincte,] chiefly, pre- 
 ferably, decidedly. KapreX re oBeve'i re bXaKpibuv elruX dpinrih. O. 10S. 
 
 AiaKpiviD, v. [secerno, discerno, &c] to separate, to distinguish, to discern. 
 Kat k dXdos -01, &~nt, biaKp'neu rd ar/fid. 0. 195. Syn. AXdpi^u), bXaipZw, 
 d<pdpi£u), droLKpivu). 
 
214 AIAK AIAM 
 
 AXaupXeXs, E<os, if, subst. [discretio, dijudicatio,] decision, determination. Aefyi' 
 
 exZv> y teXeoito bXaKpXaXs 'AXkXvooio. Apoll. 4. Il69« SYN. Tvwfirf, j//?)0os. 
 AXatcpoTEW, V. [subagito.] "Airavres avrrfv bXeKpoTrjadr kv pepei. Cycl. 179. 
 AXaKrdpXa, as, ff, subst. [ministerium,] the office of a herald, ministry. Av^voy 
 
 dirayyeXXovTa hXanroplnv 'AfpobiTrjs. Musae. 6. SYN. 'AyyeXXa, bovXevjud. 
 AiaKTbpus, ov, 6, subst. [(1) minister, (2) nuncius, epith. Mercurii,] a servant, 
 
 a messenger, an interpreter. Avrap dpa Zevs btitce biaKTopu 'ApyeityovTy. B. 
 
 103. SYN. AXclkovos, ayyeXos. 
 AXaKwXva), v. [impedio, prohibeo,] to hinder, to prevent. Mdpdv \A£p;//rov 
 
 bXdtcwXvcrai. Alcest. 33. SYN. KwXvcd, ette^w. 
 AtdXayyaj/w, 2. a. eXd^or, v. [sortito divido,] to decide by lot. 07/a.tw aXby/pa) 
 
 biofjiu bidXa^ely robe. Phoen. 66. SYN. AXaKXrfpdto, bXa/jept^o/Jiai. 
 AiaXcih-eo), v. [cum sonitu dissilio,] to burst asunder with a noise, to explode. 
 
 E«r' efaicpyjjs bidXaKijaaaa npds avrC), Nub. 409. SYN. AXapprfyvvfiX. 
 AXaXaXeoj, v. [colloquor,] to converse with. "Azov, 'bbvrraev, bXdXdXifoojiev tX 
 
 aoi. Cycl. 174. 
 bXakapfiavta, f. Xri\pd/xai, v. [divido, distribuo, distinguo,] to separate, to divide, 
 
 to distinguish. ITws ovv tXs avrd bxd\dj3d)v opdtos KpXye'i ; Eur. Eiectr. 373. 
 AXaXa/jnTco, v. [illucesco,] to shine through or abroad. 'Ey pijydpEcdy, eojs bXeXajx- 
 
 \pev fjfxepa. Plut. 744. SYN. 'RtiXct/Lnro), ETrXXafXTruj, bXdtyaUojuai. 
 AtaXyris, eos, 6 et r/, adj. [qui perdolet, luctiticus,] grievous, sorrowful. AtaX- 
 
 yrjs ara bXd<p£pei Toy ai-rXoy. Choeph. 62. SYN. Tospos, fidpvTrevflrjs, /3dpi/aX- 
 
 yrjs. 
 AidXeyw, v. [deligo,] to choose, to distinguish, to ascertain. T>)v fiiv yl 7rpu>- 
 
 rrjy, bXdXiyovaay ty\v Unify. Lysistr. 720. SYN. AXaKpivo), bXopi£u>. 
 AxdXEyd/uat, v. [loquor, dissero,] to speak, to converse with, to reason. 'AXXd 
 
 rXrf fj.01 TCtvrd (j)XXos bXiXe^aTo dvf.ibs; A. 407. SYN. 'Ayopeva), aKpifioXoyEO- 
 
 fxat. 
 AtdXe/^w, v. [lingo,] to lick clean. 'Ayddos y vXaKTeh', Kal bXdXeixeiy rds 
 
 Xyrpas. Vesp. &99' 
 AXdXe&s, ews, ij, subst. [sermocinatio,] elocution, converse. AtVep yvwfirjv, iced 
 
 bXdXefyy, Kal vovv iffxiy TtdpE^pvcrXv. Nub. 3l6. SYN. AXarpXfir), optXta, pfjffXs, 
 
 Xeoyr], odpiarvs. 
 AXaXen-ToXdyEd/Jiat, v. [argute dissero,] to argue with subtlety. AxdXe7rrdXdyov- 
 
 fxai TalsboKois Tfjs ohXas. Nub. 1498. SYN. AXaXtyofxat. 
 AidXeTTTds, ov, 6 et if, adj. [pertenuis,] very slender. AXdXenTov & ovtos aWov, 
 
 tyiv irvoifv. Nub. lb". SYN. Actttos. 
 AXaXXdyt), ijs, if, et bXaXXaypd, utos, to, subst. [reconciliation] reconciliation, 
 
 interposition, mediation. Kai bvarXvTovs E^ovad rds bXaXXdyas. Phcen. 386. 
 
 See also Helen. 585. SYN. YLipifvrf, cvvaXXdyri, <f)XXXa, /uerdjSoX//. 
 AXaXXaKTi)s, ov, et bXaXXaicrifp, fjpds, 6, subst. [reconciliator,] a reconciler. Qiu/y 
 
 yit'ono, Kai bXaXXaKTr/s tcdnuiy. Phoen. 478. See Sept. Theb. 9®9- 
 AXaXXd(T(T(o, f. £w, v. [(l) muto, (2) reconcilio,] to exchange, to reconcile. 
 
 "AXXoi' bXaXXctfavrd to7s cdTio vEtcpoy. Alcest. 14. SYN. 'AXXdaau), ovyaXXda- 
 
 o(o, fiET aXXcio a to. 
 AidXvfj.ahd{jai, v. [(l)noceo, (2) dilanio,] to injure, to dishonor, to mangle. 
 
 Xprjtrpols uhlKOiS hXi\vfx^vBr{v. Hipp. 1346. SYN. BXa7rrw, bcnrroj. 
 AidXvaXs, Eios, if, subst. [dissolulio,] dissolution, the putting an enc\ to, the ter- 
 mination. 'AXX' eis (te Teiyei rwvbi bXdXvais tcdtcwv. Phoen. 448. SYN. A10X- 
 
 Xdyrj, ekXvgXs. 
 AtdXvw, f. vaio, v. [dissolvo,] to dissolve, to unfasten, to dismiss. NeUovs te 
 
 bXaXveadi. b. [leiOeadai ^ptwv. Orest. 1696. Syn. Avw, ekXvw, KdrdXvcj, 
 
 biaXXdcrau). 
 AtaX<pXro(o, v. [farina oppleo,] to fill entirely with meal. AmX^irwaw aov kvkXq 
 
 T))u Kapbdnoy. Nub. 66.9. 
 Atdfjiddvyo), v. [in ciuciem redigo,] to reduce to ashes. IloAo hlmmdvrh 1 'Ap~ 
 
 ytior bdKo$, Agam. 797- Syn. 'AfiaQifvut, q. v. 
 
AIAM AIAN 215 
 
 LkiafiaTTuj, f. £w, v. [subigo, pinso,] to knead, to bake. "Ov bxdfia r rei v ov km- 
 
 Xvfi. A v. 46*3. SYN. 'Avdjurirrw, biairXuTTU). 
 Aiuftaxofiai, f. iiaxiaonai vel ad^o^at, v. [depugno,] to tight against, to com- 
 bat with. Trjvbi bebXure, fi>) be bXafxaxovfiedd. Plut. 448. SYN. MdxdfAUi, 
 
 avBiardum, dv-Xtyepo/jai, cWi/ud^ouat, avrexu, bxdyiovicdfxai, itVTdywvicidfxat, 
 
 evavrtdofxai, iaxvpi-^ofiai. 
 Atdudw, v. [demeto, discindo,] to cut asunder with a sickle, to tear off or 
 
 asunder. 'Avrucpv be Trdpal Xcnrdprjv bXd/xr}ae yXT&vd. T. 359' SYN. "Aado;, 1 
 
 (iit or efir 10, &ta<7)(/£to, airodeptcta). 
 toafiediqfii, v. [dimitto e manibns,] to dismiss, to leave to, to throw aside, to 
 
 neglect. Tw bal rrdrpaav bXdfxedrjs Ti/jujpXav ; Eur. Electr. 978. See 'AtyXq/Jii. 
 Atafxeifib), f. -Xu), v. [commuto,] to change one place for another, to pass 
 
 through. Evpw7ras bldfieixfjas. lph. T. 400. SYN. Merd/3a/\Xw, eTrdvaXXaTTU). 
 AiafitXeicTTi, adv. [membratim,] limb by limb, in pieces. Tovs be bXafxeXeiaTX 
 
 rdfiiov omXlaadro bopirov. i. 29 '• 
 Axd/jierpeu), v. [dimetior,] to measure out. Awpov fxev -npuiTOV bXe/nerpeov, avrdp 
 
 eireird. V. 315. SYN. 'AvafMerpeoj, bXaipetv, bXdrarrb). 
 AXu/.ierprjTdSy ?/, ov, adj. [dimensus,] measured. Kai p' eyyvs GTriTrjv bXdfieTpr}T<ji 
 
 evX x&P 1 ?- I • 344. 
 Aidf-ierpos, ov, i), (sc. ypap/jLtj.) snbst. [diametrus,] a measure across, a diameter. 
 
 Kai bxd/uerpovs, Kat atyf/vas. Ran. 799* 
 &Xdf.ir)pl£(t), v. [femora diduco s. divarico,] to divide or part the thighs. '£y« 
 
 bXanr)pi£oifx av avrf]v ybeojs. Aves 669- 
 Aiafxrjxdvddfxat, v. [fabricor, machinor,] to conlrive, to discover. AXdfitfxav^ 
 
 aofjiai f)\ onajs. Equit. 9W- 
 AxdjjiXvvpojiai, v. [exili s. fiebili voce cantillo,] to sing with a lamentable or 
 
 whining voice. Mvpfiqicds uTpuxovs, ij rX bid/iXvvpe-ai ; Thesm. 100. Syn. 
 
 MXvvpi$io, Oprjveu}. 
 AXdtioipdw, v. [divido, dispeitior,] to tear to pieces, to mangle, to deal out. 
 
 Aoyx^s epd/jiai bXdfioipdaai. Hipp. 1373. Sy N. AXabdreofxat, bXatpew, /uepl^dj. 
 AmuTrai-, adv. [(l) penitus, (2) semper, (3) utrinque,] right through, entirely, 
 
 always, on both sides, fydvevovod bal/jiwv bXa/und'^. Bacch. 982. Syn. Atd- 
 
 Travros, ttuvtojs, biqveKuis. 
 AXafi7repis, adv. [penitus, perpetuo,] quite through, entirely, ever. T fl live Ke- 
 
 (paXXriv, eiQe aov biaf.i7repes. Philoct. 79^' SYN. I7oVr>;, 7ravreXios, reXews. 
 AxduvdoXdyeu, v. [enarro. eloquor,] to relate, to tell, to record. FKuxr-o-a 
 
 bX£fivQdXoyi]fTt. P. V. 915* SYN. AcdXtyoaai, bie&ifiX. 
 AxdfivXXaiioj, v. [lahra distorqueo,] to turn the mouth awry, to distort. Olds 
 
 be bti^vXXatvev, cos b>) bec,ios. Vesp. 1315. 
 Aia/.(fpXt:t6s, ov, o et >/, adj. [seorsum positus, diversus, discrepans,] very 
 
 different. To hlafuftibttiv. P. V. 5?0. 
 Aiavbixd, adv. [bifariam, ex duobus alter,] in two ways, one of two things 
 
 only. ILrlideaaiv XdffioivX bXavbixd fiep/jLy'iptlet'. A. 189* 
 AidvtfMo, v. [divido, distribuo,] to divide, to distribute. Et ydp d TlXovrds 
 
 0Xex^eit TrdXtv, btdiei/ueiev r Xaov avrov. Plut. 510. SYN. 'ATrdfxeipdfjai, 
 
 bidbiboj/uX. 
 
 Axdvevfid, ctrds, to, snbst. [nutatio,] a beckoning. Aldvevfidrd XapXruv. 
 
 Thesm. 122. 
 Aiaviaaiifiai, V. [transeo,] to pass through. Aeirrov bXdviaadfxevdv. Pyth. J2.' 
 I 44. 
 AxdvoeofAcu, v. [mente agito, paro,] to turn over in the mind, to think, to de- 
 sign, to intend, a. Ii> & ov tcdrdde'iyai bidvueT ; b. $v\aZ6fiai, Eccles. 769- 
 SYN. Aiaddvdfxcn, bXdytyvojffKU). 
 Axdvoid, as, //, subst. [mens,] mind, thought, sense. 'Ay«0// blavoid 7rdXiTais. 
 Eumeil. 1011. SYN. No?;u«, iiriVOla, y^wa>;, Xoytauos, a'ioOqo'ts, Ovfibs, <}>()>)>', 
 \ vdds, Trpdntbes. 
 AXavTaids, a, ov, adj. [ex advcrso penetrans,] penetrating through, fatal. 
 1 See the note at "A/ui«. 
 
216 AIAN AIAII 
 
 AXavralbs etVttev dbvpa fie. Ion 766. 
 AlavT\e<0, v. [exhaurio, velut sentinam exantlo, perfero,] to endure, to sustain. 
 M.dicpas bXavrXova' ep bofxois ofaovpXas. Here. F. 1365. SYN. 'A7raiTXew, aV- 
 arXrjfAi, avajuepiv. 
 
 Aidpv<o et blai'vTU), v. [perficio,] to finisli, to bring to an end. AtavXovs linrXovs 
 
 hXrivvoe. Eur. Electr. 825. SYN. 'Avi/w, aVe/)yac?d/ucu, reXetow, Karepydcd- 
 
 fiai. 
 
 Alafalvh), v. [carmino, distraho,] to card, to tear asunder, to distract. 'E7rt 
 
 rats apxaici bXa^pai, teal rds KE<j>dXas aKoriXat. Lysistr. 578. SYN. AiaXvio, 
 
 ijcuVw, 6Xij3d), ai'cupeai, bXaKOTrrw. 
 
 Ata£i((>t£dfxai y v. [digladior,] to attack with the sword. 2e yap, os MrfbotaX 
 
 hie^i(j>i<T(o irepirr\s X^P as MapaQo/i't. Equit. 781. SYN. TldXefisu), bXafxa-^dfiai . 
 
 A?a7raXat'w, V. [colluctor,] to contend, to struggle. 'AXXa bXETrdXaiop airdXs. 
 
 Equit. 572. 
 AiaVaXXw, v. [sorlior,] to fix by lot, to allot. Xdopd vdietp bXa7rnXas. Sept. 
 
 Theb. 738. SYN. IlaXXw, bXaKXrjpooj. 
 bXcmaXvvio, v. [in partes minutas disseco,] to dash to pieces. "BavQbv be Kpard 
 
 bXeTrdXvve, teal pdtyas. Phcen. 1 1 76. 
 Am7rarrdXevw, v. [distendo clavis seu paxillis affixum,] to stretch on stakes 
 
 fixed in the ground, to peg down. AxdTraTrdXevdrioet x«A* at ' Equit. 371. 
 
 SYN. 'Ecre/Vw. 
 Axd-rreivdio, v. [valde esurio,] to be very hungry, to starve. Has e^ete ; bXd- 
 
 ireivajuEs atet irarro niip. Acharn. 751. 
 AXdneipd, as, fj, subst. [experientia,] a trial, experience. Adyov bxdneipd toi. 
 
 Olymp. 4. 2Q. SYN. 'EjU7re<|0ta, irelpd, fidodpos, Ktpbvpos. 
 AXa7r€ip(o, v. [transadigo,] to pierce through. Ityvptip aibrjpd xevrpd bxd-n-etpas 
 
 fiEaop. Pho3n. 26. SYN. He/pw, dvdireipw, efnrEpopdb). 
 AXaTTEpalpd), v. [ad finem perduco,] to bring to an end, to finish. TVltVcXae, 
 
 (pEpe brj, bXaTTEpapiofxep Xoyovs. Androm. 333. SYN. TeXetow, aVepyae , o/*at. 
 AXdnEpaidio, et bXawepdit), f. arno, v. [(1) trajieio, (2) e vagina stringo,] (1) to 
 
 convey across, to pass over, (2) to unsheath. KdXewv Epvard bXEirEpaiwQr) ZXcpr]. 
 
 Aj. Fl. 730. See also Anclr. 1248. SYN. AxdfiaiPM, bxdyu), bXep^ofxat, ktcTrEpdu. 
 AXdnepQh) et bXairopdeiOy v. [devasto, everto,] to plunder, to waste, to demolish. 
 
 'Yfiip ciddpdryvX, bia7rpddE€ip Tubs darv. H. 32. See also Helen. 111. SYN. 
 
 'AyarpETTb), divrdu), brjXdu). 
 Atct7T£racw, et biaire'ravvvjiu, f. daw, v. [pando, aperio,] to expand, to open. 
 
 "0(top bidivETdaaa ettX Tfjs kXivtjs fiopop. Lysistr. 732. 
 Aid7r6v6ujuai, poet, pro bXdirvpQdpdjAai, v. [perscrutor, exquiro,] to ask or inquire 
 
 thoroughly. Tp(o<T€i bi xpdpu bXarrevdofxepos. Agam. 808. SyN. 'ApaclrjTEU), 
 
 dpatcpiP(o t bXd7rvi'0dpd/uai. 
 AXaTrtaivii), v. [pinguefacio, sagino,] to fatten thoroughly. MtjXojp ^iXm£«, 
 
 j3oTapais bXaniavBe'iarai. Theocr. l6. 0,1 • SYN. Tliaivto, XX-rratpa). 
 AxdTr'nrTio, v. [elabor, quasi e manibus,] to fall asunder, to fall away, to escape. 
 
 Aid7r£(7otjut iraPTdyfh Equit. 6$%. SYN. AXdXiaQaipio , v 7r e K(f>ev y oj , d7rdrvyxdv(jt>. 
 AmVXeKw, f. £w, v. [intertexo, contexo,] to entwine, to interweave, to spend. 
 
 AXu7tXek€ip $,wp riblws ToXonrdp, ws fyuas Xtio. Aves 7^5. SYN. 'EjUTrXeK&j, 
 
 avfitrXEKoj. 
 Am7rX//<r<rw, f. £o>, v. [ictu perfringo, diffindo,] to dash to pieces. THirrow tcis 
 
 fiEP iiitird bXaTXijGanPTES 'A^ato/. V F. 120. 
 AiaTrXoos, ou, 6, adj. et subst. [(I) hue et illic delatus, (2) trajectus, transmis- 
 
 sio,] (1) sailing about, (2) sailing across, passage. Kou 7rappi))(oX bij btdn-Xdov 
 
 KdQifTTdadp. Pers. 382. 
 AXanXwu), v. [navigationem conficio, navigo,] to sail across, to navigate. Ke70ev 
 
 $e bXairXwovaXp 'AftaPTUP. Call. 4. 288. SYN. Am7rXfw, bXdfiaiPh), 6tty>)(Ojueu. 
 AxdnoprXos, ov, 6 et y, adj. [qui per mare fertur, transmarinus,] across the sea. 
 
 TlX^aovfiai tcijyiop bXairoPTXas, ovte KaKiaros. Theocr. 14. 55. 
 Aia7ropdE(o ; vid. AXdvepdat. 
 AXawparru), v. [(l) perficio, conficio ; (2) transigo cum aliquo,] to finish, to 
 
AIAO MAP 217 
 
 execute, to kill, to treat with. TlXovrovoX, bXanpaTTovoX, vikuktiv bXtsas. Equit. 
 93. SyN. 'ATrepyacZdfjat, Karepya^dfjiai. 
 
 Axairp£Trr)s, eds, 6 et rj, adj. [eximius,] distinguished, conspicuous, 'ibeiv /je- 
 yiaTrj, hXaTrpe^ijs te ti)v Qlav. Iph. A. 1487« SYN."E£o)(os, V7reipd)(ds, e^aipE- 
 tos, etacpXros, EKbrjXds, Enter) fids. 
 
 Aia7rp£7rw. v. [conspicuus sum, excello,] to be distinguished, to excel, to sur- 
 pass. 'Hr' &pd iravriDV bXairplizeis cftyvyXq. Alcest. 658. SYN. M.ETCL7rpE7rw, 
 
 cXd(f)£p(jJ, TTpoZyWy VTTEpE^U), V7T€p(3airh) } V7T€pfiaXX(t), VTTEpi]VdpE<0. 
 
 AXa7rpi(o, v. [serra disseco,] to saw asunder. Yldaov bxbws bijr ; b. et bicnrpicr- 
 
 6elev bXyd> Pax 1262. SYN. 'Efiirpiw, bXaTepno. 
 AXairpvoXos, a, ov, adj. [(1) late porrectus; (2) clarus, late sonans,] clear, loud, 
 
 wide-spreading, far extended. KpwdXd bl BpdfiXd bXdnpvaXdv. Helen. 130?. 
 
 SYN. Avbriets, bXarvpos. 
 Am7rroew, et poet. bXaTrrouoj, v. [perterrefacio,] to alarm, to terrify. "Us eiiruiv, 
 
 E7T£effoX bXeTTTOirjaE yvi/cuicas. a. 339* SYN. Ilroew, eKbeiptdrdo), eK7rX?/rrw, K&ra- 
 
 it\ijtt<i). 
 Aicnrrvoau), fa, v. [evolvo, explico,] to unfold, to spread out, to explain. 
 
 Qvtoi bXaTTTV)(QevTES t uKpdrjaav kukoi. Antig. 709- SyN. 'AvairTvacru), bXoiyoj, 
 
 bXaaacpEU), (pdiEpovj, e£a7rAoto. 
 Atcurrvxii, fjs, ?/, subst. [volumen,] a fold. AEyofiac irapeh bi ypd/j/jdrwi' bXa- 
 
 ittvxcls. Iph. T. 794. 
 Aia.7rvpds, ou, 6 et ?/, adj. [igne excandefactus,] ignited, fiery. Atd-n-vpos 5' eor<V 
 
 K&XcJs. Cycl. 626. SYN."Eyu7riipds, depfios. 
 AXu.7rvpo(o, v. [accendo, comburo,] to kindle, to set on fire, or reduce to ashes 
 
 Ktk'ois yap av Tpniav ye bXEirvpwadfjriv. Cycl. 69O. SYN. AXdnaiio, Karafflw. 
 AXapahiOf et bXappah'w, v. [respergo,] to shed, to sprinkle all over. Kpovvol 
 
 bteppaivovTu Kprivcdov ttotov. Trach. 14. 
 AXapfflfiEoj, v. [dinumero,] to enumerate. Yt'ityovs birjpXdfirjffE IlaXXas wXeVi?, 
 
 Iph. T. 9°Y' SYN. Karapffl/uEd), KaxdXeyw, bXdXdyiCofiai. 
 AiapKEU), f. tew, v. [surricientes vires habeo, sufficio, sustineo,] to be sufficient 01 
 
 equal to, to resist, to hold out, to prevail. BovXcu b' dwicrroi AaXov bXijpKEodv. 
 
 Sept. Theb. 842. SYN. 'ApKew, e£apjcew, EirapKEU), ftorjOEd). 
 AXapfiogw, v. [disjungo,] to tear asunder, to rend. AXapptdaas diroTtpb betnroi- 
 , vas. Orest. 1452. SYN. 'ATrocJei/yvv/i?, dTrooirdw, xo>p/c?a/. 
 AXaptaclu), f. daio et a£w, v. [diripio, discerpo,] to snatch nway by force, to 
 
 plunder, to tear. Ali^d bXapnaZovatv dvaXtubd dv/auv ey/wcts. II. 355. Syn. 
 
 Z.vvapTra?tj). bXacrnacj, btdandpaaato, dvapTrad.(a. * 
 
 \AXappaiu), v. [vasto, destiuo,] to break to pieces, to shatter, to destroy ut- 
 terly. N>;& btappatovaX, 6eHov dEKrjrX dvannov ; fx. 290. SYN. AXdnepOoj, 
 
 bXuiordoj, bXatyQeipto. 
 Axapplit), f. pevao/uai, v. [perfluo,] to flow through, to vanish. Xdpis bXappel, 
 
 Kal irpdbovc dXiatCErai. Aj. Fl. 1266. SYN. Kdrappe. w, bXaXvo/uai, bXa(f)Beipvfiai, 
 
 eppw. 
 Atappijyvvfjii, v. [difTringo,] to tear asunder, to rend, to burst. YlXevpdi' 
 
 bXappi]E,afTu r^bl tyafTydvh). Aj. Fl. 834. SYN. 'Avappyyvv/jiX, avvTpifib), (ryj.$,i.o. 
 AXappi7TTio y bXapptnTEio, et biuppiTTTacncu), v. [disjicio, trajicio,] to toss about, to 
 
 scatter, to hurl. TpdyuvbXappiTrToinX; fieXriovnoXv. Thesm. 773. See also 
 
 Vesp. 59- et I. 575. SYN. AXaoKibavwuX, d-rroppiTrTO), KaTdfidXXu), IktXvcktvw. 
 AXappdf], rjs, ?/, subst. [meatus, canalis animae,] a passage through, a channel, 
 
 the windpipe. Te/uvei irXbrjpy nvevfxdros biappdus. Hec. 565. 
 AXappvdfu), v. [cum strepitu excito,] to cause to spread like the noise of a tor- 
 rent. OeTffcu, bieppoQiiauT a\[>vypv tcdtcrfv. Sept. Theb. I76. 
 Atappoiilw, v. [cum stridore ruo s. transfigo,] to rush or pierce with a whizz- 
 ing noise, to penetrate. Xrepvwv bXeppol£r)fT£W €k6vi](tko}v & 6 Oi'ip. Trach. 568. 
 
 SYN. AXuTripdu). 
 Aiappvh)v, adv. [ita ut difHuat seu diluatur. Vid. Doctiss. Blomf. in 1. c] in 
 
 streams. Ttras <pdvos TiEnriylv ob bXappVbdi>. Choeph. 6l. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 2 E 
 
218 AIAP AIA2 
 
 AXappVeio, veljpotius AXafipeu), (q. v.) v. [diffluo,] to flow away, to waste away, 
 
 to decay. "iv e^eXys pe, Kpty bXeppvrjKeyai. Vesp. 1156. 
 AtOjOjow^, tiyds, 6 et fj, adj. [disruptus,] broken asunder, rifled. 7 Hr ris bXapp(o£ 
 
 xvpdrwy ttoXXm ortAw. Iph. T. 262. SYN. 'Airopp&Z, 
 Ataprdpeio, v. [in frusta concido,] to cut into small pieces, to tear asunder, to 
 
 devour. AXaprdpyiaei oLopdros jj.£ya panes. P. V. 105Q. 
 AidcrdXaKuvictio, v. [lascivum ago,] to play the wanton, to move lasciviously. 
 
 'flbi irpofias, rpv^epov rX bXdcrdXaKwvXody. Vesp. Il69« Sy N.^Afipvyofxat, bXa- 
 
 dpvirrofjiai. 
 AuiaracjiEU), v. [manifesto, clare explico,] to explain distinctly, to prove. OvS' 
 
 d xpovos auras bXeadtyrja qvtfas Kei'usi Phcen. 409* SYN. Qavepou), brjXdu). 
 AXdtrrjuds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [illustris, eximius,] very plain, distinguished, illus- 
 trious. AXdmipd yap 6poe~i. Philoct. 212. SYN. 'EirXfftipos, Xa/i7rpos, (pdvepos. 
 AidaXd, iov, ra, subst. [festum in honorem Jovis Milichii Athenis,] a festival in 
 
 honor of Zevs M.€iXi%ios. "Or £7rpXdp.r)y aoi AidaXois d/uagibd. Nub. 864. 
 Alder ly do pa i, f. (rtyrjoopai, v. [reticeo,] to pass over in silence. AXdaiyaoopiaX 
 
 avTOv jxopuv. Olymp. 13. 130. 
 AXaaXtonaa), v. [conlicesco,] to keep silent or secret. "EjieXXe b' avrd, bXdoioj- 
 
 irrjaas aVa£. Ion 156'6\ 
 AXaanaipw, v. [persulto,] to bound along. "AicXtrot, vypd aeXevdd bXaanalpoy- 
 
 res hvovro. Apoll. 1. 574. 
 AXaaKavbiici£io, v. [plitores imitor ; deinde Euripidem, aicaybiK07ru)Xibos filiuni : 
 
 vox Aristoph.] to imitate Euripides, whose mother sold herbs called anavbi- 
 
 kes. M// fxoi ye, fir) pot, /x>) bXaaKavbucXvys. Equit. 19* 
 AXacncebayyvpi, f. oKebaoto, et poet. bXaffKibvrjpX, v. [dissipo,] to scatter, to dis- 
 perse, to efface. K.ap(pdXecoy , ra pev dp re bXefftcebda dXXvbXs aXXy. e. 369. 
 
 See also CE. C. 1340. and E. 529* SYN. 'ATrocwebavvvpX, bXacnreipio, dnop- 
 
 pt7TT(M). j 
 
 AXacnceTtropai, hXaoKoireiOy et bXaaKoirXdopai, v. [perspicio, dispicio, speculor,] to 
 consider thoroughly, to deliberate, to espy. IIws ovv tceKparai, fepe bXaaicexpu)- 
 Hldd. Cycl. 559, See also Vesp. 246. et K. 388. SYN. iKeTrrdpiat, dewpeto, 
 
 <PpOVTl$.U). ' 
 
 AXaafXYj^io, v. [extergendo perpurgo,] to rub, to cleanse by rubbing. *AXa\y 
 
 bXcMrprjxdeis bvair dv ovrdai. Nub. 1237* SYN. Xju^w. 
 Axdadcpiidpai, v. [sophistice ago,] to act the sophist, to deceive by cunning 
 
 language. Ev^dpeyds, elrd bidaocpi^rjTat Xeyioy. Aves l6l9« 
 Am (map a a aio, et bXaffndu), f. doio, v. [distraho, discerpo,] to tear asunder. 
 
 AXaairdparTei, Kal tyvapirazet flXa. Pers. 195. See also Eur. Suppl. 840. 
 
 SYN. 'A7roo"7raw, SaVj-w, avvrptfiw, bXnipeu). 
 AXaairdpaKTos, 17, oV, adj. [dilaniatus,] torn to pieces. AXaarrdpaKTov, Koiibey ev 
 
 TavTf irebw. Bacch. 1218. 
 AXacnreipu), v. [dissipo,] to scatter asunder, to disperse. Td be bXaaneipet /udrrjy. 
 
 Soph. Electr. 1292. SYN. AXaoKebdvyvpX, bXacpopeut. 
 AXcurradpadpai, v. [libro, metior, dispono,] to weigh, to measure, to adjust. 
 
 Kal dripXwbovs deiov 1 bieoTdd/xfjoaTd. Eur. Suppl. 213. SYN. AXdrciTTio, bXdpe 
 
 rpeio. 
 Ataoret^d), v. [pervado, abeo,] to go through or away. Xd jxev dyeypopeia^ye 
 
 bXeorXye paXd vdfieveiv. Theocr. 27. 68. SYN. Bdbicto, bXdfiaiyu), bXepxpfxai, 
 
 bXrjKU). 
 AiaaTiXfito, v. [mico, refulgeo,] to glitter, to reflect lustre. At re dplvd- 
 
 kcs bXacrriXfiovaX 7rpbs Toy ijXXoy. Pax 066. SYN. AXd^aiyopiai, bXaXctfiiru), 
 
 bXavya£w. 
 AXaoToiyjZopiai, v. [ordiue colloco, stabilio,] to arrange, to settle, to establish, 
 
 "AXXotaXv dXXd Kal bXeoToiyiZero. P. V. 238. SYN. AXdraoab). 
 AXaarpetyuj, v. [distorqueo,] to bend aside, to distort, to pervert. Evbatfid- 
 
 1 &euv is here a monosvllable. 
 
 i, 
 
AIA2 AIAT 219 
 
 \ vijua y\ el biaaTpdfi'ia&fiai ; Equit. 175. SYN. Ildpdyw, itdp&ovpit), bXatyBeipw, 
 | \to(3ao/j.ai. 
 Aici(TTpd(f)ds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [distortus,] distorted. 'H 6' atypdv e^telad, Kal bXa- 
 
 arpofovs. Baccli. 1121. 
 Aiaatyaipigoj, v. [in pilae morein disjicio,] to scatter like balls. Xelpas, bXea<pui- 
 
 pi£e aaptcas l Uevdeios. Baccil. 1 125. 
 &Xa<T(f)TiKou), v. [in vespam converto,] to form like a wasp. EIrd Qavfxa$,ei fi 
 
 opibv fjtfjov hlea<pr}KttiixEt 6i>. Vesp. 1072. 
 Am<rx«cw, v. [discindo,] to split, to cleave asunder. Nevpd bXea^iaQr)' tuv be 
 
 okotus 6(7(7 endXvxLe. n. 31 6. SYN. AXapptiyrvfiX, cnrovxiciu), bXdrefxrut. 
 &Xaau)£u>, v. [servo, con:>ervo,] to render safe, to rescue, to deliver. 'IkctXs, 
 
 tv avbpX rcifxa bXacriovw Xe^rj. Helen. 65. SYN. 'Avd(7u>c!oj, bXdrrjpeto, bXix<pv- 
 
 XaTTU). 
 Atdrarrw, f. £w, v. [dispono,] to arrange, to station. "Avbpes 07rX7rai r5tdra£d- 
 
 fxevoi. Vesp. 360. SYN. AidrXdrj/jX, Kdraprvu), bXenu), bXaaTadfxddjuai, Taaaio. 
 Atdreyyw, v. [humecto,] to moisten, to soak. Atdreyyet (3u>fxovs. Iph. T. 405. 
 
 SYN. Teyyw, fipe-^o). 
 A?dret)(/5w, v. [muro inter jecto distermino,] to separate, to fortify by a wall. 
 
 AXa.T€i-)(i£(oi>, cat xprjcrfiubwv, 6 Qe/ULardxXeX avrX<t)Epi£uji>. Equit. 815. Exp. 
 
 ^LvaTeXXojv tu Tei-^rj. 
 AxdreK/naipd/uiai, v. [(l) certis notis ostendo ; (2) conjieio,] to prove by clear 
 
 signs, to conjecture, "larpov \iiv kuXeovtes e^ds bXereKjjiripavTb* Apoll. 4. 284. 
 
 SYN. TeKfxaipdfxai, di'dbeUvvfiX, brjXoa). 
 AXdreXy)s, ids, 6 et //, adj. [perpetuus,] continual, effectual. Bporrai bXareXels, 
 
 rd TroXXa re. OS. C. 1514. SYN. 'AaxeXijs, avve^ris. 
 AtdreXei/rctw, et bXdreXeu), v. [ad finem perduco, perficio,] to bring to an end, 
 
 to finish. 'AXXd rX Key pe^aifxX ; deos bXd rravrd reXevTcj.. T. 90. See also 
 
 Heracl. 435. SYN. 'Avi/w, d7repya.C0jJ.a1, bidyo), bXdfxevu). 
 AidrefAvw, f. rlfxib, v. [disseco,] to cut through or asunder. (daXarraoTrXayKTov 
 
 y, (Jbe bXuTEfxujv XP°<*' Hec. 770. SYN. Svvre/ui'w, bXaa-^i^u), bXarfxriyiOy bXd- 
 
 KOTTTO), 
 
 &XaT£Tpatv(i>, vel bxdTLTpaivoij v. [perforo, perterebro,] to bore through, to pe- 
 netrate. 'AKdrjv be ^(odi'i]S (bra bXereTp^vdro. Thesm. 18. SYN. Aidnelpio, 
 vXaKUTTTU), bXcijjpijypv/uX. 
 
 CiXdrriKU), v. [liquo, liquefacio moilio,] to melt thoroughly, to soften. Krjpoy 
 bXarr^as, elrd rr/i' \pvXXav Xd/3wv. Nub. 149. SYN. 'Efcn/fotf, avvTyicu), fidXarrw, 
 fjdpaiiw. 
 
 \XdTXdrjfjiX, f. bXddtjau), v. [compono, dispono, &c] to settle, to compose, to 
 arrange. *fls eiVwv, bXidrftce tikpeiXia Qolfios 'A7toXXwj>. H. Apoll. 254. $YN. 
 aXaroTTU, o-vvtuttw, d7rdbXbw/biX, Kddi(7TT}fxX. 
 
 Atdrowo-w, f. £w, v. [quassatione labefacto,] to shake to pieces. Td XlerOiws 
 fxlXnBpd btdrXva^erai. Baccli. 578. SYN. AuiXvoj. 
 \G/LarivOdXefc, a, or, adj. [ignitus, candens,] red hot. Kepaviy bldrivOdXe^. 
 Vesp. 328. SyN. Aidnvpos, Oepfxos. 
 
 Amr/uryyw, et bXar/triaau), v. [discindo,] to cut asunder, to cut into parts, to se- 
 parate. Tw y uts fluvXevaavre bXeTfidyev' »; \xlv l-rretrd. A. 531. SYN. Atd- 
 
 ' re/jivuf, bXa.GX.icii), d<j)dvi£(o. 
 
 lidrd/ij), ijs, f], subst. [incisio, compositio,] a cutting, a decision. Atdro^aTs ov 
 <pXXats, epXbX. Sept. r Iheb. 931. 
 \\XuTdpds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [penetrans, perforatus, percussus,] penetrating, loud, 
 acute, perforated. Avw a t^ovrd bluropovs Trobuiv aKfxas. (E. R. 1034. 
 
 \XaTptyu), f. Qpetyfxai, v. [percurro,] to run through, 'l^phuevrd KiXevda tHkhpSL- 
 [iov, es be Tepaiarop. y. 177- 
 
 XiaTptw, f. eaio, v. [perterrefactu difFugio,] to run away in alarm. Ai// r 
 dveyu>pr\(jav, bid t eTpeadv dXXvbm dXXus. P. 729- SYN. Tpiw, tXeXiCof(fti t 
 d7rdbXbpa<7Kd). 
 
 1 " An <rdpna, ut Porsoni tauou scrvetur V Dr. Maltby. 
 
220 AIAT AIA<I> 
 
 AiaVpi/3>), ijs t >/, subst. [mora,] delay, "opdjxd §' eVAorov bXdrpXpff noWi) Xtyetv. 
 
 Phcen. 768. 
 bXarpifita, v. [attero, contero ; remoror,] to wear out; to retard, to delay. MijtI 
 bXarpifieiy top efi6p j(oXdp, ciXXd ju edaai. A. 42. SYN. At/Ovyw, (jpabvyw, 
 dvaXiaKiv, dvd/3aXXo/Liat, 5taya». 
 AtaTpnTTiKos, >), ov, adj. [atterendi vim liabens,] wearing away. Ei ^j) Smrpin- 
 
 rtKoV ye, kovk 6£op ya/iwv. Lysist. 943. 
 Am7-(ud7ros, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [perversus, diversus,] altered, different. Axdrpdnot 
 
 be Tponois" 6 b" 1 opQos. I ph. A. 559* SYN. £ud(popos, bXaarpoyds, aXXoirpoa- 
 
 aXXos. 
 toarpvyXos, ov, 6, adj. [frumento consitus inter vitium ordines,] having corn 
 
 planted between the vine rows. Aworeiv TrevTr^oPTd, bXarpvyXos be eKaaros. 
 
 tt). 341. SYN. Kap7ro^>opos, irvpoipdpds. 
 Atarpwyw, f. Tp&*ofitn, v. [perrodo, corrodo,] to eat through, to gnaw, to cor- 
 rode. AXarpw^dfjirii roivvv vbali t6 biKTVov. Vesp. l64. SYN. KdreaOiu). 
 AXavXobpdjiris, ov, 6, et bXavXobpdpds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [qui diaulum currit,] one 
 
 who runs the double course. AXavXobpdjjap v-rrdzop iraibtov dveeiwep. Pyth. 
 
 10. 14. 
 AtavXos, ov, 6, subst. [diaulus : cursus duplex; mensura duorum stadiorum ; 
 
 reciprocatio, cursus reciprocus,] a double course, the reciprocation. IIoXXoTs 
 
 bXavXois KVficiTiov <pdpov/uepos. Hec. 29* 
 AXatpciivdfjtai, v. [conspicuus sum, adpareo,] to be distinctly seen, to appear 
 
 clearly. 'Ev cdddpy' 6dX brj vZkXhov bXe^aivero X^P ^* ®* 491. SYN. €>cuVd/xai, 
 
 efjKpah'dfuai, 7rdptordyucu. 
 &Xd(j)dvris, eos, 6 et fj, a dj. [pellucidus, clarus,] quite clear. AT, aV Tab' ijbq 
 
 bXd(pdvrj. CE. R. 754. SyN.*Ek§»?Xos, bfjXos, efJKf>dprjs, Xajjurpos, eTrXarffJids. 
 Aid<f>epio, f. bXoiaw, a. 1. ijveyicd, v. [in diversas partes fero, &c] to carry dif- 
 ferent ways, to distract, to differ, to cause the difference, to excel. ~Ap ol 
 
 TeKovTes bXdtyepovoXp, r) Tpd(f>ai ; Hec. 597* SYN. Atttrrty/n, £taXXa<r<7W, bXd<j>o- 
 
 peu), irpoeyu), vnepeyw, v7rep/3aXXo/int, inrepJDaipio, dp lot eh to. 
 Aid<pevy(i), f. ev£opat, v. [effugio,] to escape from. QevyovoXp, wore bXdtpvyelv 
 
 Tov/iov bopv. Iph. T. 1327' SYN. 'Airdcpevyto, etctyevyto. 
 Ata00e/0w, f. ep<5 et epato, v. [corrumpo, perdo,] to corrupt thoroughly, to 
 
 destroy, to spoil. Ndfios 7rdXaios batfioi'MV bXecpOdprj. Eur. Suppl. 573. SYN. 
 
 AXdiropdeto, dTroXXv/AX, bXaicpauo, dvaipea), fdeipto, Xvfiaipd/Jiat. 
 AicKpddpa, as, r/, subst. [corruptela, pernicies,] corruption, destruction. A! 6' 
 
 alfxaTwrrol bepyfid-iov bXatpdopai. Phcen. 884. SYN. Qddpa, efaXetd, brjXrjfjid, 
 
 Xhfjirj, e^Opa. 
 Aid(poipacdfxaL t v. [furore corripior,] to be seized with frenzy. 'H/ifr, top avbpd 
 
 bxdire<poij3a(7dai kukoIs. Aj. Fl. 332. SYN. 'EKfiaipofxat. 
 Atd^opa, as, yj, subst. [differentia, dissensio,] difference, dissension, quarrel. 
 
 WacryoPTds, ei cat fxrjrpX bXd(j)6pdp £X eu Mt?d. 75. 
 Axdfdpe'a), v. [differo, distraho,} to scatter, to dissipate, to spread extensively. 
 
 Tovs be -rrrepwroXs bXdtyopwv TO^ev^daX. Here. F. 570. SYN. 'Avdtyepto, dpdfidX- 
 
 Xd/nat, bXaandpaaau/ . 
 Axd<pdpds, ov, o et fj, adj. [(l) diversus, (2) praestans,] different, discordant, ex- 
 cellent. /HXdtpopd 7roXXd deojp x (3poT0~ioXv eioopio. Eur. Suppl. 622. Syn. 
 
 'AXXoTos, afi(j)XXenTds. 
 AXaQpdgu), v. [iudico et narro clare,] to show plainly, to explain. "12s -nwi fioi 
 
 ft//r?7p bXe-irecppabe, nai fjtoi eenrep. X. 9. SYN. <l>pa£u). 
 kXafpetd, <j)p{]adfiai, pro Aid<f>epia, v. [transmitto,] to convey. Tup /jtijpXutp ty/p 
 
 KPioadp ov bXd(pp{]arETe. Aves 193. 
 Atd</>vX«<rtrw, v. [custodio,] to guard thoroughly, to secure, to defend. Oi' r* 
 
 av to Kcibfjiov bXetyvXaaaop IttttXkop. Eur. Suppl. 682. SYN. Aaicrar^w, d/uvpu, 
 
 bXdrt)p£(o. 
 
 Oiwif is here a monosyllable. 
 
 
AIA$ AlEI 221 
 
 Am0v<r<7w, f. £w, v. [prorsus ex aliquo in aliud transfundo,] to pour through. 
 
 Ov to. kcitci Xd-rrdprjv, bXd &' evrepd -^oXkos d<pvaae. H. 317* SYN. Atd/co-nTo;, 
 
 o7ravrA£W, yupiSlh). 
 A<a X a\aw, f. a<rw, v. [laxo, dissolvo,] to loosen, to relax, to open. AidxdXow-s 
 
 fiot fxeXaQpd, b flues, ws tcpvxpu) befxds. Iph. A. 1340. SYN. 'AvdjuoxXeuu/, 
 
 bXolyto, bXdXvo), bXaOKebavvvfiX. 
 &icixa<TKb), v. [hisco, fatisco,] to gape. lav 6' apfjovXtiv btd^aaKovauv, Equit. 
 
 530. SYN. Xa<r/cw, dvd^nivu). 
 Am^c«#, f. ey<Tfa>, v. [(1) diffundo, (2) disseco,] to pour, to spread, to dissipate, 
 
 to dissect. Tov bepov, dfi<pX 0' e^oy, kcu fiiv bte-^evdv diravrd. H. 3l6. SYN. 
 
 Airiakebavvv/uX, baiu). 
 Alaxpadfiai, v. [(l) utor, (2) interficio, (3) mutuo sumo,} to use, to despatch, 
 
 to borrow. Evvod, ov (pev£rj ; bXdxpweiTat tov dyovrd. Theocr. 15. 54. SYN. 
 
 Xpdd/zat, dvatpeu), bXatydeipuj. 
 &lax<*ipl£h), v. [secerno,] to separate. AWrip ydp, ore rd 7rpwrd ble^wpi^eTd. 
 
 Tliesm. 14. 
 Aiaxpaipuj, v. [perpurgo, perflo,] to sweep, to waft through. AZpai bXaxfsalpovoX 
 
 ir\zKTavr}v kclttvov. Aves 1714. SYN. Kd0a/poj, bXdrjfiX. 
 Aidto, v. vide &Xar)[xX. 
 Ai/3a^uos, ov, 6 et 77, adj. [bipes,] two-footed. Axfictfjids elftl* Trjbe ovyKeiTai 
 
 ddXds. Rhes. 215. Syn. Aittovs. 
 Ai/SoXos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [utrimque cuspidatus, anceps,] having two edges or 
 
 points. ktfidXov t olkovtci 7rciXXojv. Rhes. 374. SYN. AtVro/ios, aficjiXfidXds. 
 Aiydvds, ov, 6 etij, adj. [geminus,] twin, two kindred. AXyovd o-wjudr ev xdovX 
 
 Keifievd irXayq.. Eur. Electr. 1179* SYN. Axbvfios, botos, btoobs. 
 Axbayfxd, arts, to, subst. [doctrina, institutio,] instruction, warning, "IW avrX 
 
 tovtov tov bxbdy/jidTds /Jtovov, Nub. 668. SYN. Ae7£is, 7re7pd, eirXbeiypd, bXbd- 
 
 X»?, fiddri/jd. 
 &XbaK-ds, j), ov, adj. [qui docere vel doceri potest,] capable of teaching or 
 
 being taught,* communicable. Ylolov ; bxbafyv, jafjTep, et bxbaKTd /not. Trach.64. 
 Aioa£?s, Z(ds, bibaaKaXXa, as, et bibdxv, ys, »/, subst. [doctrina, docendi actus,] 
 
 instruction, discipline, doctrine. AabalXv eadXov' tovto 6' i'jv tXs ev fiddrj. 
 
 Hec. 599. See Phoc. 84. SYN. MddrjoXs, iraibeia, TrdpaiveaXs, bxbayjad, vov- 
 
 QtTrifxd. 
 AibdaKdXds, ov, 6 et //, subst. [magister literarum et morum,] a teacher, a master. 
 
 Ok eioetypovfurjv* tov be vovv bxbaavidXov. Tioad. 654. SYN. 'EmcFTdTrjs, Trpo- 
 
 0TUTr)S. 
 
 AioaorKc.;, f. bibafo et poet. bXbaoKyo-w, v. [doceo,] to teach, to instruct, to in- 
 form. rioXXd bxbc'iaKet /x o 7roXvs (3iotos. Hipp. 252. SYN. TLaibevco, (ftpeido). 
 Aibrj/ui, f. b)'bt'i<Tu), v. [" verbum vetus ap. Horn, a btio, ligo." Morell.] to bind. 
 
 "Ibrjs ev K.vr}fxo~iaX bibr) [xoaxotaX XvyotoXv. A. 105. 
 AlbvfxdGjv, 6v6s, 6 et >/, et bxbvLids, rj,ov, adj. [geminus,] twin, twofold. 'E/c be 
 
 AioicXyos bxbvfxuove Tcaibe yeveaOi]v. E. 548. See also Here. F. 657. Syn. At- 
 
 ynviis, ofioTrais, botos, bibv/jioyhojs. 
 bibvpaTotcds, ov, rj, Dor. pro bibvfjirjTdKos, adj. [gemcllipara,] bringing forth 
 
 two at a time. Alyd re toi bionio bcbvfxuTOKov es TpXs ilfxeX^ai. Theocr. 1. 25. 
 bxbvfidy eviis, ebs, o et r/, adj. [eodem partu editus,] twin-born, twin. Aibvpo- 
 
 yeves dyaX/ud 7ruTpibds. Hel. 207. 
 AiSw/ut, f. bojtru), v. [do, dono,] to give. Kpeioaut bibioaX tH}s TvpavvXbos \dpiv, 
 
 Hipp. 1024. See abo T. 270. Horn. Cer. 327. I. 136. et Hec. 577- Syn. 
 
 i\(opedfiai, xdpi£ofAM, t7rirp£7rw, o7ra^w, 7rpocr(pepio. 
 ^XeibrjfxX, et hXttbu), v. [perspicue cognosco, perspicio,] to see through or clearly, 
 
 to distinguish, to recognise. 'Avbpiov o' otu> \P } ) ™»> kukov bieibevai. Med. 
 
 518. See also Apoll. 1. 546. Syn. Aidbtpudfiat. 
 Ai€(Xi/w, v. [clam evolvo ; pass, elabor,] to evolve, to unroll ; pats, to slip 
 
 through. O'lrj 6' ttyvetold bXeiXvoOelod bofxotb. A poll. 4. 35. Syn. \A7r#&f- 
 
 bpaoKw, dtyepnut, tyevyu). 
 
222 AIEI AIEX 
 
 Aiei/uX, Ep. fut. Sielodfjiai, v. [permeo,] to go through, to penetrate, to continue, 
 
 to persevere. "Avayrd yap bXeifiX aoi rby aepd. Aves 1392. Syn. AXsettu), bi- 
 
 e^eifiX, bXepxpfxai, bXu)Ku>. 
 Atenrw, v. Vid. AXeno> ab eVw. 
 AXeipyu), f.£w, et bXepyw, v. [distineo,] to separate by an enclosure, to intersect, 
 
 to keep off, to distinguish. *£ls dpd rovs bXeepyby £7cdX^Xes' ol b' vnep avrtiv. 
 
 M. 424. SYT«i..'A7r6epyw, ej-eipyto, bXa)(ii)pi£(0, bXiarrjfxX, 
 Aldpdfiai, poet, pro bXepdjiai, v. [inquiro, perrogo,] to inquire diligently, to ask 
 
 minutely. MrjrX ov ravrd eKaard bXeiplo, fjitjbe fierdXXd. A. 550. SYN, 'Ar- 
 
 epwrdw, bXepevvdu), e^epevrdio. 
 AieipiovoZevds, ov, 6et rj, adj. [simulato hospitio fallens,] fraudulent to strangers 
 
 or guests. Ol b', dr 'byres aloypotcepbeis icai bXeipuvolevoi. Pax 623. 
 AXeK7T£pdio, f. daw, v. [e loco aliquo per alium transeoj to pass through, to en- 
 dure. Aevp i]X6bjj.ey, 7roXX&y dupiov pt£as bXeKTrepibvTes. Plut. 283. 
 AieXavyo), f. bXeXdau), v. [peragro, perequito, trajicio,] to drive, to ride, or 
 
 force through. Tlepav be bXeXdoavres aXXrjXtov b)(pvs. Eur. Suppl. 6&6. SYN. 
 
 Aidfiaivto, di'dTrei'pu). 
 AXeXKvu), el bXeXxw, v. [traho per,] to draw through, to drag out. Am baicri/XXov 
 
 filv ovy Efxe y ay bXeXavaais. Plut. 1036. See also <j>. 299. SYN. AXdyto, 
 
 etyeXfCU). 
 AXefiTroXdu), v. [divendo,] to sell, to betray. Ate/i7ro\£ XbyotaX irpos a 6 vavfid- 
 
 rijs; Philoct. 579' SYN. AmVpdrrw. 
 AXeirepevfid, drbs, to, subst. [investigatio de iutestinorum natura,] an investi- 
 gation or explanation of the intestines. 3 il rpta/uaKdpXos rov bXeyrepev/j-drbs, 
 
 Nub. 166\ 
 AiefcifJiX, et bXeZepxopcii, f. eXevabfiat, v. [(l) egredior, (2) mente persequor,] 
 
 to go out through, to pass, to detail. HLicatcis f rrj yap e/meXXe bXe^Xevai ire- 
 
 btovbe. Z. 393. See also Phoen. 1030.. SYN. Am/3cuVw, bXdirepdw, bXeipX, 
 
 dvaicTvaobi. 
 AXefcipyio, v. [prohibeo,] to prevent, to hinder, to exclude. "Oare bXeK IleAo- 
 
 Truyyrjaov irietpdv eepyei. Horn. Apoll. 432. SYN. AXeipyw, kdXvio. 
 AXeZeped/jiai, v. [percontor,] to ask, to seek earnestly. 'A\Xd rXrj ejjie ravrd 
 
 hXe^epeeaQe EKaard; K. 432. SYN. AXetpojJiai, dvepdjjiat, dvaKpivoj. 
 AieTTu), ab end), v. [distincte loquor; colloquor,] to speak distinctly, to con- 
 verse. H UTrdvevde ; bXetne fioi, ocppd bdeiw. K. 424. 
 AXenui, ab eVw, v. [exsequor studiose, abigo, administro, dirigo,] to follow 
 
 through, to follow up, to drive away, to manage. "lis bye Kotpdvecoy bXene 
 
 arpdrbv' ol b % dybpiivbe. B. 207. SYN. Aidrdaaw, direvdvvu), dfJ(j)E7r(ti, bidridrjfiX, 
 
 bXouceu), Kadiardfiai, bXtoKto, Kvfiepvdw. 
 AXepydgbfxai, v. [conficio,] to work through, to dispatch. "Ay ovy, 'bbvooev, 
 
 Kai bXepydaai // dywy. Hec. 373. Syn. Kdrepyd2b/j,ai, bXci\pddfxai f dvaipetx), 
 
 bXatyQetpu). 
 Aiepeibdfiai, v. [innitor,] to kneel or rest upon, to be propped or supported. 
 
 ^Krjirrpoi TlpXapov bXepeibb/ieyd. Troad. 151. SYN. 'Ep^ibb/Jtai, arr}pi^6jxat. 
 AXepeaata, f. bXepeaw, v. [remigo per,] to row, to wave. AaXoHaX x^P as bXepea- 
 
 aoyras. Troad. 1249- 
 AXipos, d, ov, adj. [hurnidus, liquidus,] humid, wet, pliant, quick. Ok eo-flP 
 
 ovros dvrjp bXepbs fipords, ovbZ yeyijrat. 5.201. SYN. MvbdXeos, vorids, j'to- 
 
 Xfios, yXupos. 
 Aiepnio, v. [penetro reptando,] to creep, to pass through. Kcu irvp blepxeiy, 
 
 Kal deovs bpK(jjjj.6r€iy. Antig. 26'5. 
 Axtpxpfiai, f. bXeXevaofxai, v. [trauseo,] to go through, to reach, to survey. 
 "Oar oXtoy fityd ttwv biepyeraX apyeyyatoy. T. 19S. SYN. Aie^ep^o/Jiai, biefafiX, 
 
 bidfiaiyw, rrdpepxa/Jiai. 
 AievvaZu), v. [consopio,] to lull to sleep. Aid r evvdaai rbv efxbv pXdrbv. Hipp. 
 
 1377. Syn. Evmcw. 
 Ate^u, v. biefa, v. [(l) distraho, (2) intervenio,] to divide, to give way, 
 
AIZH Aim 223 
 
 to be distant, to intervene. 'Avru'pv be bXeoye nap 6/jL<f>dXdv eyyeds alxfxij. 
 V. 4 16". SYN. Aiepypfiai, bX(\ppi)yvvfxl, tcarappriyvvpi, buarrifii. 
 
 Aiziyjat, bizu>, et bicdfxai, v. [quzero, dubito,] to seek, to look for, to doubt, 
 Yldvbdpov avrlQlov btztfi/jei'ds, et irov eQevpot, E. l6S. SyN. ZrjTeu), dvepevvdio, 
 autyKficiWu), biardiu), ci/JfXvdeto. 
 
 Ai£u£, vyos, 6 et //, adj. [bijugis, duplex,] a couple ; double. TpioTOiyel' ndpd 
 be otylv tKuaru) tl^uyes 'ittttoi. K. 473. SYN. AiiTTvyos, barXoos. 
 
 AinyEdfiai, v. [narro, edissero,] to relate, to declare. Tis dv olv to irpdyix 
 abrols bXrjyrjaaird ; b. av. Aves 19S. SyN. 'K^tjyedfxat, e^icrropeio, bXafivrjfio- 
 vevio, aTrayyeXXio, /jtjvvio, bXe£ei/jX, (ppct£u>. 
 
 AirjepWs, a, dv, adj. [per aerem,] through the air. 7 £l# al\pd bXrjepXat iroTeovrai. 
 Apoll. 2. 225. 
 
 A117CW, v. [pervenio, pervado,] to go, to stretch through, to penetrate through. 
 Axrfce tyvur] 7rcubd rrijv d(j>iy/jevrjv. Iph. A. 426. SYN. Ai'ei/xt, bXaareiyjo. 
 
 AttjXvaXs, fws, >/, subst. [transitus,] a passage across, a ferry. Ke/v?7 jxev ndvToid 
 bXtjXvaXs, eida naXtffTu. Apoll. 4. 1573. 
 
 Atr}psKeios, et bXrjvtKes, adv. [jugi et continuo tenore,] continuously, in a con- 
 tinued series. Ov fiev tol Keivov ye bXrjveKeios dyopevacj. b. 836. See also 
 Horn. Ap. 255. Syn. ^Ivve^s, del. 
 
 AirjveKijs, ids, 6 et //, adj. [contiuuus, perpetuus,] continued, uninterrupted, un- 
 broken. 'ArpcnrXToi re bXqvenees, XXfxeves re Trdvopnoi. v. 195. Syn. Mdk'pos, 
 avve-^rjs. 
 
 Aiqvefids, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [vento expositus,] exposed to the wind. Axijvefxov 
 XeXonrev. Trach. 326. Syn. 'YxpyXos, eprjfids. 
 
 Axfipls, ids, rd, subst. [summa pars aedificii,] an elevated part, the top of the 
 house. MeOfjKe, fj.eXddpu)v es birjpes zayarov. Phoen. 88. 
 
 AxOtjktos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [utrinque acutus, anceps,] double-edged. AxOtiktov 
 ev otydyaiaX (Sa^aaa. £i<j>6s. P. V. 888. SYN. AxfioXos, dfxfXfioXds. 
 
 AXQpbvds, et bioicriirTpos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [(1) duas sedes et (2) duo sceptra habens,] 
 (1) haying two thrones, (2) two sceptres. Axdpdvov Axddev Kal btaMjirTpov. 
 Agam. 42. 
 
 AtOvpa/LtftdbxbdfTkdXds, ov, b, subst. [dithyrambicus poeta,] a dithyrambic poet. 
 ^Fi/yas bv J} rpe~is bidvpafjfiobxbaaKaXwv. Pax 827« 
 
 AidOpa/ufids, ov,6, subst. [(1) nomen Bacchi. Vid.Bck^os; (2) dithyranibus, car- 
 men Baccho sacrum,] (l)a name of Bacchus ; (2) a dithyramb, or song dedi- 
 cated to Bacchus. Tuv bidvpdfifiiov yap rd XafiTTpd yiyverai. Aves 1388. 
 
 Attaiy'w, v. [dormio,] to sleep, to repose. Top ev biXavavrd. Here. F. 1048. 
 SYN. 'lai/w, Kadevbu). 
 
 Axi~r)/uX, v. [transmitto,] to send or drive through. Aatfjtwv bXFjKe, rybe yrj o-wr//- 
 pXdv. Phojn. 1 108. 
 
 Axl~KvZd/uai, f. bxilofxat, v. [pervenio, oratione percurro,] to go through, to pene- 
 trate, to explain, to relate. 'Ev /jLotprj ydpTxdvrd, bxUeo Kal KariXe^ds. T. 1S6\ 
 SYN. AXe^eifxXy bXepyonai, Kd&iKvib}iai, KdOi'iKu), bX^yedfiai. 
 
 AXiirery)s, ids, o et //, adj. [a Jove delapsus,] fallen from Jupiter, flooded, pure, 
 liquid, bright. Ylds I.Trepyeio'id, Autteteos 7r6ra/io7o. II. 174. SYN. Ylpavy)s, 
 bid(f>dvT]S, bXavyrjs. 
 
 AxXiroXXd, et AXnrdXeid, wv, rd, subst. [dies festi Athenis in honorem Jovis,] a 
 festival at Athens in honor of Jupiter IloXreus, as protector of the city. Mv- 
 artipf 'Epfjrj, AxX7rdXei, 'Abwvid. Pax 419* 
 
 &XXn6XXu)br)s, eds, 6 et 1), adj. [priscus, obsoletus,] coeval with the festival A?r- 
 TroXXd, antiquated, obsolete, fabulous. 'Apxaid ye Kal AxXiroXXuibt}, 1 teal rer- 
 
 1 Here read, on account of the metre, Atirb\Xu>5ri, and in the preceding word Aj7roAta, though not 
 for the same reason. Brunck remarks at Nub. 084. " AiiroKiuOr}. Sic A. B. Vulgo AinroMuZi], 
 ut sit proceleusmaticus pro dactylo. Placet forma contracta, Aiir6\t.a, Sidvpafifios, Sidaia, 
 quorum prima itidem producitur." " Sic etiam dixere Attici At<pi\os, non Ait<pi\os." R. P. 
 Suppl. liv. Porson denies that the proceleusmatic is admissible in Aristophanic anapaestic 
 tetrameter. 
 
224 AU1 AiKP 
 
 riytav ava/ieaTa. Nub. 984. 
 Alierrripi, v. [seorsim statuo, dissidium facio, disjungo,] to set apart, to set al 
 
 variance, to divide. 'E£ ov b)) to. irp&Ta biaarrjTrjv EpXaavrt. A. 6. SYN. Aa- 
 
 oravw, otyoorarea;, bXaywpiztto. 
 AxX~rp£<pr}S, eos, 6, P. N. [Diitrephes.] Aeirais y' efiov to petpanXdv 6 Aitroe^Z/s 
 
 Aves 1442. 
 AXkcl^oj, f. diTw, v. [judico,] to judge, to decide, to determine. TpvoX te kcii 
 
 AdvdoiaX biKaSerio, ws EirXeiKES. 0. 431. SYN. Kpivuy, bXdyiyvwaiOt), defAMrrevut, 
 
 a/MJ)icr(3r}TE<*), ey/cdXew. 
 AiKawTrdXls, ems, 6 et ^, adj. [justitiam in urbibus colens,] observing justice 
 
 in the cities. 'A bXtcaioirdXXs. Pyth. 8. SI. 
 AltcaLds, a, ov, adj. [Justus, aequus,] just, equitable, good, right, righteous. 
 
 Xatpe b f 'Adrjvatr) ttetxwixev^ avbpX bXnaih). y. 52. SYN. "EvbXicds, inXetKris, 
 
 ^prjarrds, aycidos, Taos. 
 At/catdw, v, [justum et sequum censeo, &c] to think a person or tiling just or 
 
 right, to do justice to, to defend, to claim as a right. Qevyetv biaaiov r oarXs 
 
 dv t '" Apyos (j)vyoi ; Heracl. lpl. 
 AXicaiws, adv. [juste, jure,] justly, rightly, Ylws av bXKalws a>s MvKijvaiovs dyoi. 
 
 Heracl. 188. 
 AXKaprjvos, ov, 6 et r}, adj. [biceps,] two-headed. 'Ofcrd7roces, bXudprjvoX ct^et- 
 
 pses' ol bs KaXeuvrai. Batrach. 289- SYN. 'Apcplicdprjs, a.jj<j)Xtidpr]vds. 
 AXicao7rd\ds, et bXicaerris, ov, 6, subst. [judex,] a minister of justice, a magistrate. 
 
 AaivvraX, us etceoike bXicaffiroXov dvbp dXZyvveiv. X. 185. SYN. KpXrijs, bXtcys 
 
 fipdfievs. 
 AXKaoTripXov, et (2) dimin. bXt:aoTr)pibXdv, ov, to, subst. [forum judiciale,] (1) a. 
 
 court of justice, a tribunal, (2) a petty tribunal. Ku« bXKaarrjpX,'' t5. Equit. 
 
 307. See also Vesp. 803. Syn. Bfjjxa, bx«r). 
 AtKeXXd, rjs, fj, subst. [ligo, bidens,] a spade, a mattock, a pitchfork. Ylvp koi 
 
 SiKeXXas, uts KaTaaaa^iav ttoXXv. Phoen. 1171. SYN. 'A/j,r), puKEXr], [ianeXXu, 
 
 CKairavr}. 
 AXky], 1 rjs, i), subst. [jus, fas, lis,] justice, equity, right, a cause, law-suit, trial. 
 
 To fxr) bXmiov Trjs biKrjS riaawfXEvdv. Ion 1117. SYN. KpXaXs, iroivr), Ti/uwpXa, 
 
 eyKXrjfid, Be/uiXs, EPTTH. 'I0e7d, aKoXXa, data, XevaXfios, tytyrjfopos, vncrjfopds, 
 
 Ttfioopos, 'xpovXos, 
 AiKrjXov, ov, to, subst. [propr. effigies Jovis, dtinde effigies quselibet,] properly 
 
 an image or representation of Jove; any resemblance or picture. XaXKein 
 
 biKrjXov ev aauXbX (paivET ih&adat. Apoll. 1. 74-6. ExPL. See Schol. on this 
 
 passage. 
 AXkt}v s adv. [more,] like to. KevrovcrX iccubas* al bt, ttoXe/uXiov bXicyv. Hec. 
 
 1144. 
 AiKr)(j)dpds, ov, 6, subst. [juris defensor ; vindex,] a supporter of justice ; an 
 
 avenger. Yldripd bXicaaTrjv, y bXtcrityopov Xlyeis', Choeph. 114. Syn. Tifno- 
 
 pos. 
 AtKXbXdv, ov, to, subst. dimin. a bXnr), [lis parvula,] a petty suit. O'lav binXbXois. 
 
 Nub. 1108. 
 ACkXXs, ibds, ?/, adj. [gemina, qua? duplici clave obseratur,] doubly barred, 
 
 folding. AtKXXbZs' ev bl yijvrj TapXri vvxras te KaX 7ipdp. (3. 345. 
 AXicoppafEU), v. [causas s. lites consuo,] to patch up law-suits, to be litigious. 
 
 'OpO&s irdpaiveis, ovk eCjv bluoppatyeiv . Nub. 1485. SYN. 'A/i0t(r/3^rew, <j)XXo- 
 
 V€tK£(t). 
 
 AiKopvQds, ov, d et fi, adj. [qui s. quod duplicem verticem habet,] having two 
 tops. AtKopv(j)ov aEXds VTTEp cLKpuv. Phosii. 234. SyN. AiXotyos, bXKdpT}VOS. 
 
 AbcpaTrjs, tds, 6 et ij, adj. [divisum habens imperium,] possessing a twofold au- 
 thority. AiKpcLTels 'ArpetScu. Aj. Fl. 251. 
 
 AiKpdds, bUpovs, adj. [biceps, bifidus,] having two prongs, forked. Tijvbe /uev 
 
 1 Af/cij is frequently personified by the Greek poets. 
 
AIKP AIOK 225 
 
 biKpo~is euQovv rfjv Qebv K£Kpayp.aoX. Pax 636. SYN. AtKdprjvds. 
 AiKpdTos, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [(1) utrimque pulsans, (2) duabus orbitis sectus ; 
 
 tritus,] impelling on both sides, marked by two wheels, rutted. EfofiavTes 
 
 fjfiev bXKpdrov els dfia£i~dv. Eur. Electr. 775. 
 AiKTvwa, t]s t »;, P. N. [noraen nymphae, item Dianae.] See"Aprefxis. AIktvvv 
 
 ovpeia. Iph. T. 127. 
 Aiktvov, ov, rb, subst. [rete, cassis,] a net. ^.Tel^ei yap elmreaovad btKTviov 
 
 flpoxovs. Orest. 1308. SYN."ApKvs, yayydfidv. 
 AiKTvoKXioffTds, ov, 6 et >;, adj. [in retia plexus,] woven like a net, net-like. 
 
 2.7retpaiai biKTvoKXcjcrrois. Antig. 353. 
 Aim, v. [jacio,] to throw, to fling. Ta7reTe~is bXKibv obovrds. Phoen. 678. 
 
 SYN. BdXXw, piTTTii), KarafiaWu) . 
 AiKojnds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [duos reraos habens,] two-oared. f 6pw bXKio7rdv, 6pw 
 
 <TKa<f)ds. Alcest. 253. 
 AxXoy^ds, ov, 6 et ?;, adj. [duas gestans lanceas, duplex,] doubly armed, two- 
 fold. AXXoy^ov drr\v, (froivlav JfiviopXbd. Agam. 626. 
 Ai\6(pds, ov, 6 et ?/, [duas cristas, seu duplicem verticem habens,] having two 
 
 crest or cliffs. 2e & v-rep bXXd(pov nerpas. Antig. 1139. SYN. AXKdprjvos. 
 Al/jiotpds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [duas habens partes,] having a distinct or a double 
 
 portion. Kal to bXfioipov alvu>. iEsch. Suppl. 1078. 
 Aivbv/ria, t]s, ij, P. N. [Dindymia,] a name of Cybele. MrjTepa AivhvpXriv 71-oXv- 
 
 tt6tvXo.v eyKoXeovTes. Apoll. 1. 1125. 
 Aivevu, htveu), et Ion. hiveveoKu, v. [gyro verso, circumago,] to move, turn, 
 
 whirl, or roll round. Aivedv ws 5' ore ris rpvirw bopv vifiov avi'ip. 1. 384. See 
 
 also 2. 543. and ft. 12. SYN. 'AvaKVfiXow, elXecj, KvXtvbeoj, arpecfHo. 
 Ah'T], r)s, y, et b'tvds, ov, b, subst. [vortex, turbo,] a whirlpool, a vortex, a 
 
 whirlwind. Zwovs b' ev bivyaX KdOlere jiiovvyds 'ittkovs. $. 132. See also 
 
 Vesp. 6l6. SYN.*AeXXd. EP1TH. 'Apyvpea, cipyvpdeibfjs, dKrjXrjros, dve/jno- 
 
 Kt]S, dot), XevKi). 
 Atvijeis, eaad, ev, adj. [vorticosus,] whirling round, full of whirlpools, eddying. 
 
 TrjXoBev ck AvKirjs, fzavdov dirv bivrjevros. B. 877' 
 Awards, t}, ov, adj. [tornatus,] rounded, inlaid all round. *Hord cJo/iw buioruv 
 
 dvd Bpovov, dvrd Qvpaiov. Apoll. 3. 44. 
 AXdj3oXds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [a Jove missus,] hurled by Jupiter. UpXv awdv elXe 
 
 bXofioXov. Alcest. 129. SYN. AXoKrinrds. 
 AXoyeveriop, opos, b, subst. [Jovis genitor,] father of Jove. AXoyeveropos ev avXq. 
 
 Bacch. 122. 
 Atoyev^s, ids, AXoyvrjTos, et Axdydvos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [e Jove natus,] Jove-sprung, 
 
 noble. T ft IlaXXds, w beo-irotvd Aidyeves 6ea. Cycl. 350. See also Hes. Scut. 
 
 340. and Hipp. 560. SYN. Alas, evyevijs, yevvalos. 
 Axdbds, ov, //, subst. [transitus, compitum,] a way through, a passage, a pass- 
 port. "Aarpojv bXobovs' e'is re KeXaivov. P. V. 1086. SyN.'O&Js, 7rdpdbos, 
 
 nopBfxel.ov. 
 AXddlv, adv. [a Jove, divinitus,] from Jove. TotdS' en efiol pim) AXddev. 
 
 p. v. 1090. 
 
 AXoiyvvfiX, et bXolyto, f. £w, v. [aperio, pando,] to open widely, to gape, to 
 
 expand. "RarrjKeV dXXd rets yvadovs bXoiyvvri. Eccles. 852. SYN. 'Avoiyoj, 
 
 itv direr a.$,(i), bianTvacru). 
 AXoiffrevu), v. [sagitta trajieio,] to shoot through. Nevpi'iv r hrdvoaai, btoi- 
 
 orevoai re aXbrjpov. t. 587. SYN. 'Akovti^io, KardjiaWu. 
 AXoi-^vea), v. [permeo,] to, pass through. 'AoXvi/s b' alwvd bioi^vei. Eumen. 
 
 316. SYN. Aldftaivis), bXdfievio. 
 AXoiyofxai, v. [peril,] to be undone, to be departed or gone from. Ala^puis 
 
 tict'hois >/ bXKTj biol^irai. Eur. Suppl. 540. SYN. % i\6/jtat, oXtoXd, uTroXtoXd, 
 
 epp(o, bXoXXvfxai. 
 AXokX)~}s, rjos, b, P. N. [Diodes.] 'OpcriXd^os b' aft eriKTe AukXiJd fxeyaQvixdv. 
 
 E. 547. 
 
 Pt'os. Lex. 2 F 
 
226 AIOK AIOT 
 
 Atdfcrv7ros, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [Jovis fulmine ictus,] struck with lightning. *H 
 
 AXoktvwov yevds. Msch. Suppl. l6l. SYN. AXofioXos. 
 AidXiadaivu), f. »/<rw, et bWXtcrdeo), v. [elabor e manibus,] to slip through, to 
 
 escape. AioXioddvelv liev ciXXois. Anacr. 44. 9. . See Nub. 434. Syn. 
 
 'OAto#c»Vw, €K(f)evy(o. 
 AXoXecj, inus. pro quo usurp. bXoXXv/uX, v. [disperdo, obliviscor,] to destroy 
 
 entirely, to ruin, to lose, to forget. To£' ei/yeVes oe tCjv typZvwv blu)Xe(TEi>. 
 
 Hipp. 1388. SYN. ^Qeipio^bXa^Oeipio, diroXXvLiX, lie Xavddvet. 
 AXdLu'ibris, eds, 6, P. N. [Diomedes,] Diomed, the son of Tydeus. ^vLnravTojv 
 
 b" 1 rjye'ird /3di)v dyddos AXd/atibrjs. B. 567. EPITH. Tvbeibrjs, b'ids, vTrkpQvfxos, 
 
 i7mdbctfjds, dyddos, bovpfuXvTOS, tcparepos, ey^eairdXoSj LtEV€7rroXEjjids, epiKvbijs, 
 
 adsidpos, 'itydiLios. 
 AXdvvaXd, cjv 9 ra, subst. [Dionysia,] festivals in honor of Bacchus. 1 "A£w ra 
 
 Kar dypovs elouov AiovvaXd. Acharn. 202. 
 Aioi'valds, dbos, fj, adj. [Bacchica,] of Bacchus. Ylpos a'lfxdr, ov-^t rds Aiovv- 
 
 aXdbos. Here. F. 891. 
 Aiovvabs, ov, 6. Vid. BaK^os. AXbvvaov ovk Ztyaavibv €K<pvvai Aids. Bacch. 27« 
 Atd7T£7-/)s, eos, 6 et rj, adj. [de co3lo delapsus,] fallen from heaven. $>o~i(3os fx 
 
 €7re/j.\pe bevpo, AXo7r£res Xdj3e7v. Iph. T. 977 ' SYN. Ainrerfis. 
 Aidirds, ov, btoiTTYip, fjpus, et bioTrrrfs, ov, 6, subst. [inspector, administrator,] a 
 
 commander, an inspector. TXvX <rtifi7Jv<o bioTrwv orpdrXas ; Rhes. 738. See 
 
 also K. 562. and Rhes. 234. Syn. KdroTrrrjs, ettotttyip, ett6-ty\s, eirfavovSs, 
 
 KdrcicrKOTros, decjpos, etydpos, tcrjbefioji'j riyE/uiby, fidaiXevs. 
 Aio7rrevd) y v. [(l) inspicio, (2) speculor,] to look through, to survey. 'He 
 
 fcowTevffiov, f] EvavrXfiXov 7rdXefii£b)v. K. 451. SYN. EtVopaw, EironTevit), e$o- 
 
 paw. 
 Aiopdeixo, et bXopdow, v. [recte quidquam facio,] to correct, to adjust, to state 
 
 rightly. "AXXws re, 7rws ai' lu) bXopOevwv Xoyovs ; Eur. Suppl. 427. See also 
 
 Helen. 1158. SYN. 'a vopQbia, bXevQuvio, bXararru), dvdrXQr}pX. 
 AXopiZio, v. [(1) distermino, (2) definio, (3) distinguo, (4) statuo,] to fix 
 
 limits ; to define or mark out ; to distinguish ; to settle. Totaurd (piiftai 
 
 fiavrXnal blupXadv. (E. R. 723. SYN. 'A^6p/c?w, bXaareXXu), bXdrdaaw, bXdx^' 
 
 pi£(o. 
 AXopvvixat, v. [propero per,] to hasten through, to pass over. YlaLKpvXwv re 
 
 bXopvvjjiepa* iEsch. Suppl. 56*1. 
 AXdpv-TU), f. £w, v. [perfodio,] to dig through, to break open, to scrutinise. 
 
 "RgtXv birr) bfjd\ y\tXv dv evbodev olus r e'lrjs bXbpvfai. Vesp. 350. SYN. AXap- 
 
 priyvvfu, bXdireipu). 
 Aiopxeo/LiaX, v. [(1) persulto, (2) decerto saltando,] to continue to dance, to 
 
 contend in dancing. 'Eyuot bXopxqvoLiEvbs, evddb' eiaXrii). Vesp. 1499* SYN. 
 
 'Opyjrojucu, bXaXXofxat. 
 A~ibs, a, 6v, adj. [(1) a Jove genitus, (2) divinus, (3) inclytus,] sprung 
 
 from Jove; divine; incorruptible, pure, serene, mighty, noble, excellent. 
 
 'Slblvbs dyaXfxd bias. Hec. 460. SYN. 'AvtiOeos, Xabdlbs, evbo&s, davfia- 
 crros. 
 
 Aioaboros, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [a Jove donatus,] Jove-given. Aioabdrds eXdy. Pyth. 
 8. 37. 
 
 AXdarjuXa, as, r/, subst. [signum a Jove missum, ostentum,] a sign from Jove, a 
 portentous storm. AXoarmXa 'a-X, teal pdvts (jefiXrjice fie. Acharn. 171. SYN. 
 Ttpds, to ZvaiaifJiov. 
 
 AXoaKopoi, AXoaKovpoi, ol, et AioGKopio, T(o, P. N. [Jovis filii gemini, Castor et 
 Pollux.] TtfiCbv re fx obbiv »} AiooKopio. Orest. 459- See also Eur. Electr. 
 1237. and Iph. A. 769- \ Syn. see Kdorwp, and UdXvbevKrjs. 
 
 AXoTpe^ris, Ids, 6 et rj, adj. [Jovis alumnus,] divinely born and educated, Jove- 
 
 i See Potter's Antiquities. ; . 
 
 2 T4pt) is here omitted after Tla/x^Xcav on account of the metre and syntax. It is retained by 
 Dr. Butler, though he very properly remarks : " Hanc vocem rejiciendo et metro et^ syntaxi 
 optime consuluit Heath. Uncinulis earn incluserunt Schiitz. 1. Pors. Rejecit Schutz. 2." 
 
AIIIA AIIK 227 
 
 nourished, noble, renowned. Ue^pdheLiev, brjeis be Aiorptyeas Pd<rXXrjds. 
 
 if. 49. 
 AiTrnis, aibds, 6 et 7), adj. [duorum liberorura parens, bis puer,] a parent of two 
 
 children, twice a child. Aikcus toi a eTrXTVfjfixbXos. Choeph. 332. 
 AXtoXtos, ov, 6 et y), adj. [(1) qui utrimque vibrari potest, (2) act. bina tela 
 
 lenens,] hurled with two hands, holding two weapons. f Hs ft eiboLiev bXnaXTd 
 
 iroXefiXiov '^(prj. Iph. T. 324. SYN. 'AptyXbelXos, afxtyXfioXos. 
 ATirXaSw, v. [(]) geminus sum, (2) gemino,] to be doubled, to be augmented 
 
 doubly, to double. AXirXagerai Tiixr). Eur. Suppl. 79 l» SYN. 'ApabX~7r\a£h>, 
 
 bX~7r\du>, dvabTirXooj, bX~itX66s elfiX. 
 AXwXul, dk6s, rj, subst. [duplex laena,] a double cloak, a doublet. Kal 01 eyio 
 
 yaXizeiov nop Kal bt7rXdicd biokd. r. 241. See ^F. 253. 
 ATxXdaXos, a, ov, et bTirXoos, rj, ov, contr. bXirXovs, rj, ovv, adj. [duplex,] double, 
 
 twofold. 1v be rrj KecpdXfj y , Xv f] bXirXdaXos 6 \^6(p6s. Aves 55. See also Iph. 
 
 T. 6S9« SYN. At^-rrXa^, bi7TTV^, biirTvyos, biaroXos, btyddbXos, burros, bxbvixos. 
 AiWXa<r?ws, adv. [rlupliciter,] doubly, in a twofold proportion. Hpeofieis. b. Ai- 
 
 7rXaijXi»s ixdXXov dyy^eiv lioi bokei. Aves 1577' 
 Ai7r/W£w, v. [duplico,] to double, to render double. " AyQos bX7rXoliei t$ 7re- 
 
 Trafxh'to voabv. Agam. 808. SYN. AnrXacTw. 
 ATttX 60s, vid. AX~7rXdcrX6s. 
 Alir6bXa2u>, v. [salto KaTci bnrobiav, (more Laconum,)] to dance with both feet. 
 
 "lv eyi) bXTTobiu^u) ye, Kaeiato na\6v. Lysislr. 1243. ExP. To'is bvo iroaX yo- 
 
 pevoj. 
 Axn6p6s,ov, 6 et r), adj. [duos meatus habens, bimaris,] between two seas. *H 
 
 bXnopov Kopvfav. Troad. 1087« 
 AXnoTufios, ov, o et //, adj. [qui a duobus fluviis alluitur,] between two rivers. 
 
 AXirordfiov Xvd noXiv fxoXio ; Eur. Suppl. 62 I . 
 Ax-rrovs, ttoIos, 6 et >/, adj. [duos pedes habens,] two-footed. Mat/*£ 7reXas 
 
 bt-n-ovs 6<J)Xs. iEsch. Suppl. 896. 
 Al7rrvx6s, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [duplex, geminus,] double, twin. Ai7TTv-^d Troiijcravres' 
 
 en avrwv b' <b pod err] adv. y. 458. SYN. see At7rXdfri6s. 
 AiirvXos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [duas portas habens,] having two gates or doors. 
 
 7 ft vx^F-v- Trerpas bXnvXov, iivdXs av 7raXii>. Philoct. 97 5. 
 AXnvpos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [(1) duplici flamma spleodidus, (2) bis coctus,] having 
 
 double lights, twice baked. 2t) b\ d AXos, binvpovs dveyovad Xafxndbds. Ran. 
 
 1361. 
 Aipica, Dor. pro AipKrj, t?s, r), P. N. [Dirce,] a nymph ; hence the name of a 
 
 fountain and river near Thebes. AipKtis re 7rtjya~is, ov 6' ct7r' 'Ioy^roD Xtyw. 
 
 Sept. Theb. 259* SYN. Evwdpd'evos, fiuKaipd, KaXXtpeedpos, KaXXXpoos. PHR. 
 
 Atpkas ayvov vbwp, pev/xdrd cre/ivd AipKas. 
 Atpk-alos, a, 6v, adj. [Dircaeus,] of Dirce. Bddvs ye toi Aipkdios dva^wpelv 
 
 rtopos. Pho?n. 742. 
 AipKT). Vid. AlpKa. 
 Aippvftos, ov, 6 et y, adj. [duos temones habens,] having two shafts. Alppv/ud 
 
 re Kal Tpippvjxd TeXrj. Pers. 47 • (A nap. dim.) 
 Alpfyvs, v6s, >/, subst. [Dirphys,] a mountain in Boeotia. Aip<j>vv & epwruv, ij a 
 
 eQpexP' 'AftavTtbd. Here. F. 183. 
 ats, adv. [bis,] twice. 'AXX' ore bt) b\s roaoov d\a Ttp))aaovTes dTTi'ifuev. t. 491. 
 Aiaddvtjs, eos, o et yj, adj. [bis mortuus,] twice dead. AiaOdvees, ore t dXXoi 
 
 anal Qvi'janova uvOpwiroi. fx. 22. 
 Aujkevu), et biffKeco, v. [discum projicio,] to throw the quoit, to hurl. "Odev 
 
 irerpalov aXfjid biffKevdrjaerai. Ion 1267. See also Isthin. 2. 51. SYN. 'Pt7rra- 
 
 5w, TTpofiaXXu), 7repXbiveio, Xcltttu). 
 Aiokrj/ud, dros, to, subst. [quod projicimus, (ut discum,)] the throwing of a 
 
 quoit, a hurling. NeKpov, ov 7rvpywv biaKr^xd niKpov. Troad. 1111. (Anapiest. 
 
 dimet.) 
 Aiokos, ov, 0, subst. [discus,] a quoit. AIokoioiv Ttpirovro, Kat aiydverjaiv Xivres, 
 
228 A121 AIXO 
 
 b. 626. EPITH. AXdXvos, /carwjuaStds. 
 Alffaapxai, wv t ol, adj. [duo regnantes vel regii,] two royal. Aiff-ff&pxas oXec- 
 
 aas fiaaXXris. Aj. Fl. 390. 
 Aiaabs, et btrros, 7), ov, adj. [geminus, duplex,] twin, double. See AxirXaaXos. 
 
 Ataads QvXd^eis' rjv jjev <bpd(pp(t)v tXs t)» Helen. 505. 
 Ahto&s, adv. [dupliciter, iterum,] doubly, again. T ft rdXas, biacrws dvrQ' fiiyaXd 
 
 yap (j)Epio kclkcl. Phoen. 1347. SYN. Ai7rXa aXsos, aZOXs. 
 AtoroXds, ov, 6 et//, adj. [geminus,] twin. Grjaect 1 nal tcls btaroXovs. CE. C 1055. 
 
 Syn. see AnrXdo-tos. 
 Aiardfids, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [geminum os habens, anceps,] having two mouths, 
 
 two-edged, two-angled, where the roads intersect each other. Hirevbeiv d™ 
 
 pvrfjpos, evQd biaTofJiQi. CE. C. 900. Syn. 'AfityicrrdfJios. 
 AXvypds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [humidus, lacrymis madens,] twice-watered, moistened 
 
 with tears, bitterly lamented. AXvypd rpXTraXnov Tr^yudrwv. Sept. Theb. 993. 
 
 SYN. Aiipos, aifxaroarEyris. 
 Ai(j>d(o, v. [quzero,] to seek by feeling, to catch. HoWovs av Kopeaeilv avr/p 
 
 obs, Ttidla bity&v. II. 7^7 • SYN. Z^rew, tpevvdu), e^era^u), fxaarevu), fidrevu). 
 ArfOepa, as, rj, subst. [(1) pellis, exuvium, (2) quicquid e pellibus fit, ut vestis 
 
 coriacea,] a goat-skin, a hide, a shepherd's cloak. Ai^depwp KafofxXbwv, as 
 
 ovtos avrols i}fxir6\a. Vesp. 444. Syn. Aepfxd, fiairi], 
 AX(f>dpds, ov, 6 etfi, adj. [bifer,] producing or bearing two or twice a year. Ai- 
 
 (j)dpov avurjs. Eccles. 707* 
 AT(ppevr))s t et bfypriXarrjs, ov, 6, subst. [auriga,] a charioteer. Kcu tov bx<ppevrrjv 
 
 "HXXou 7rpd<TevvE7ru). Aj. Fl. 868. See also I ph. A. 21 6. Syn. 'Ap/idrqXdr^, 
 
 7]vXd)(os, v(j)r)vXd)(os, Tpd^r}Xarr]s, eXdrrip. 
 Afypevw, et bfypriXaTEO), v. [aurigo,] to drive a chariot, to glide over in a cha- 
 riot. E7Xkvg-£ bi<t>p€va)v Tra'is aXXas OerXbos. Androm. 108. See also Rhes. 
 
 777. Syn. see 'Ao/udrevw. 
 AfyprjXdaXa, as, 1), subst. [aurigatio,] driving, skill in driving the chariot. At- 
 
 (pprjXdaXas' efxe b' (bv 7rct. Olymp. 3. 66. 
 AfypiaKos, ov, 6, subst. [curriculum,] a coach-box. TpeTs fxval bXfpiaKov xal 
 
 too^oIv 'AfivvXa, Nub. 31. 
 AXtypovrXs, ibds, 6 et >/, adj. [animi dubius,] divided in mind, irresolute. "07r<ws 
 
 bXtypovrXs ovad jutii \ivvaa6fXY]v. Choeph. 194. 
 Afypds, ov, 6, et in plur. bfypot et bfypd, subst. [(1) locus in curru, in quo para- 
 bates et auriga sedebant ; (2) currus,] (1) a coach-seat, or chariot-box, (2) a 
 
 carriage which bears two persons, a chariot. Kcu ^vaoKoXXi'iToiaXv enpefibs 
 
 bX<ppois. Phoen. 2. SyN. "Apfxd, $evyos, dfxalp., o\ps, oy^id, dvTvt,. EPITH. 
 
 KaXos, vtoTevyj\s, TrpMTOTrdyfjs, irafjitydvoiav, ttoikXXos, detKsXXos, ev^eaTos, ev^oos, 
 
 7repXKaXXijs, koXXtjtos, evepyrjs, £eoros, evn-XeKTos, £V7tXek^s, (Horn.) i7nretds, 
 
 apfidretds, sXt^avrXvos, KafnrvXos, 7rdXvbaibdXos, TreiaXxdXivos, 
 AT(ppdcj)dpE(t), v. [sellam porto,] to carry a litter or chair. Kcu top bx^pov yl bX- 
 
 (frpdtydpei rovbl Xdjjojv. Aves 1552. 
 Afypdfdpos, ov, 6 et »/, subst. [qui vel quae aliquem sella portat,} a chairman. 
 
 Wov V6f f{ bX(f)po(j)dpds ; f] \vrpa, bevp' etydX. Eccl. 734. 
 Aix«) adv. [bifariam,] in two ways; prasp. [sine,] apart from, without. Ao^d 
 
 b' EX^P eL ^ L X dv'EXXavotit. Hec. 116. SYN. Airrats, biTTrvxd, \<*>pXs, dvev. 
 AXyjiXos, ov, 6 et 11, adj. [ungulam habens bisulcam,] cloven-footed. Et^es b y dv 
 
 7J TrXevp', i) bX-)(r]Xdv efxfidaXv. Bacch. 729« 
 AXxvprfs, Zos, 6 et r/, subst. [divisor, sector,] a bisector, a divider. Mrivos bx- 
 
 X>1py s > 'Ydbes te pavrXXots. Ion 1 1 56. 
 AtxOdbXos, a, dv, adj. [duplex,] double. AixOdbXas Kfjpas <pEpE/iev Odvaroio rt- 
 
 XocrbE. I. 411. SYN. Agios, bX/xXdos, bcirXdaXos. 
 AXxofiovXds, ov, 6 et ri, adj. [discors,] quarrelling with. Moipg. Ne/ieaty bXxo- 
 
 ftovXoy fiij difxEV. Olymp. 8. 114. SYN. AXxptypuv. 
 
 1 ©Tjaca is here scanned as a spondee. 
 
AIXO AIHN 229 
 
 AiXuSev, adv. [a duabus partibus,] from tvvo sides. Ka\ rav-d htyoQev fxiadu- 
 
 (popovvres aXtyira. Pax 477 • 
 Ax-XpprivXs, ibos, 77, adj. [ad lunam plenam pertinens,] of the full moon. Upbs 
 
 yap ol hlyj&iLrivXs an aWepos avya£ovaa. Apoll. 1. 1231. SYN. T\avo~e\7}vds. 
 bXx?ipvQos t ov, 6 et >/, adj. [ambiguus,] ambiguous, prevaricating. Atytf/uvfld, 
 
 varepd jjiev abv eK7dyXov/JEvds. Orest. 888. 
 ^Xxoppdyrjs, ids, 6 et r\, adj. [dupliciter ruptus,] split in two, shattered. A?- 
 
 yoppdyris ekcito Kpr}irXb(t)v ettX, Here. F. 1008. 
 &txoppd7rojs, adv. [cum inclinatione in duas partes, ambigue,] with divided 
 
 impulse, partially, ambiguously. To 6' ev Kparohj, fit) bXyoppoTrus Xbelv. Agam. 
 
 367. 
 kiXpoTaola, as, rj, subst. [dissensio, dissidium, seditio,] schism, discord. Ei/- 
 
 vibes, apyakerjaX bXyoardaXris KebowvTai. Apoll. 4. 501. SYN. Aldtyopa. 
 hZ-XotTTCLTEu), v. [dissideo,] to disagree, to separate from, "brav yvvij rrpos dvbpd 
 
 f-n) bX-xovrdrrj. Med. 15. 
 AXxo(ppu)v, dvos, 6 et 7], adj. [discors,] divided in mind, discordant. 'Apcuw t 
 
 ck Ttdrpbs bX^ocppovX QufHg. Sept. Theb. 902. SYN. AX\d(3ovXds. 
 A/»//d, i)s, 77, et bi-^ds, ids, to, subst. [(l) sitis ; (2) cupido,] thirst, drought ; de- 
 sire. A/i/zec yap, ws eoikev, dtyavavQyadfxai. Eccl. 146. See also Cycl. 97- 
 
 SYN. (2) "RXbojp, ETrXdvjjiXa. EpiTH. 'ApydXea, avakea, fypd, dvjno(f)6dpds, 
 
 KeXaivrj, XvaXfiiXris, fjidXepa. PHR. Ai^dXea dvayicr}. 
 At^dXtos, bt\pX6r, a, ov, et btx^ds, dbds, 7/, adj. [siticulosus, bibulus, aridus,] 
 
 thirsty, dry, parched, scanty. Mvs ttote bixpdXeos, ydXerjs rivbvvdv dXvfas. 
 
 Batrach. 9. See also Alcest. 576. et Apoll. 1. 1146. Syn. zrjpds, dzdXids, 
 
 7rdXvbl\j/Xds. 
 Ati/<dw, inf. bixprjv, v. [(l)sitio; (2) cupio,] to thirst; to long for. TldoE^w 
 
 TVTTTeiv, netvrjv, bi\l>rjv. Nub. 441. SYN. (2) 'I/ue/pw, ettXQv/jeo). 
 Atiiaos, vid. Ai^dXeos. 
 Atw, v. [(1) persequor fugientem ; (2) timeo, fugio,] (l)to pursue, (2) to fear, 
 
 to run, to flee. Ack-pv dvanpriaas, wept yap bXZ %'rjvaXv 'Ayaiwv. I. 433. See 
 
 AXofxat. SYN. (l)'EK^o/3fw, d-iXavvw, bXMKcu, {2)(j>evyw, bXhpaaKw, e/c^evyw. 
 Atwy/id, drds, to, subst. [id quod persequitur ; in 1. c. inest sensus tov dpfud,] 
 
 a pursuit, speed. Yldrdvbv jxev ctwy/m 7rwXwv. Orest. 990. 
 AXojyfids, ov, 6, et bXcjKTvs, Vds, t], subst. [persecutio,] pursuit, rout, chase. 
 
 O'ifxoi bXo}yfj.(vy, oh iXavvofxat rdXas. Orest. 412. See also Call. 3. 194. Syn. 
 
 Iwy/itfs, ndnwaXs. 
 AXwbvvds, ov, 6 et 7/, adj. [gravem dolorem adferens,] agonizing. KaKelrds, ws 
 
 f]KovoE, Ka\ bXubvvds. Trach. 779' 
 bXwKu), f. £w, et Attice bXioKdQio, v. [persequor,] to go swiftly through, to pur- 
 sue, to hasten, 'iy rjbdvfjs ooi, ^(XrdrT?, biuaofxai. Soph. Electr. 871. 
 
 SYN. y E7rXbXwK(t), kdTdbXujKU), fAETdbXojKb). 
 AXJodEo/jiai, f. djaofxai, v. [transjicio, detrudo, dispello,] to pusli or pierce 
 
 through, to reject, to force asunder. Ovy, w5l Kijbds abv bXwalTcu ttdaXs* 
 
 Androm. 86l. 
 AXtoXvyXos, ov, 6 et 7/, adj. [(1) late patens, magnus, (2)tenebricosus,] vast, ex- 
 tensive, gloomy. Ile^d bXwXvyXrjs dva-nk-KTaTaX t'lTretpoid. Apoll. 4. 1258. 
 
 ExP. ^LKoreivr), rj EirXirdXv bXyKovad. Schol. SYN. Meyds, fjianpos, aicdTeivos. 
 Alw/ioros, ov, 6 et t/, adj. [(1) juratus, (2) perjurus,] (1) bound by an oath, 
 
 (2) perjured. Aiw/itfroi ttXeovoXv, i\ fiijv t) Xoyy. Philoct. 593. Syn. 'I^w- 
 
 /JLOTOS, OpKlOS, EVd-XpS, 
 
 Axtjvjj, rjs, i], P. N. [Dione,] the mother of Venus. Kovprj &Xiuvr)s,Kv7rpX, fit) p 
 
 e^epydo-T/. Helen. 1097- EPITH. 'Epdrr/, Ev-rrXdicdfAds, kuXi), £,avO>), ae/xvi). 
 AXwvvjuds, ov, 6 et 77, adj. [(l)binoininis, (2) late longeque celeber s. iuclytus,] 
 
 having two names, honorable. T A t biwvvpoi Qlai. Phoen. 694. Syn. Ovk. 
 
 dvuvvjuos. 
 Aiujvvods poet, propter metrum pro Aldwads, q. v. 'H bl kiwvvoov 2t/jtX7j tekc, 
 
 \apfid ppoTOlcriy. 5. 325. 
 
230 AIHP AOKO 
 
 Aiu)pr)S, ids, 6, P. N. [Diores,] Tuiv b'AfidpvyKeibris 7]p\e cpdrepos Aiwprjs. 
 
 B. 622. 
 Aprjats, ems, r), subst. [domatio,] a subduing, a taming. "Innwv aOavdruv Eyepev 
 
 hfAVJOlV TE fJEVOS TE. P. 4^6. 
 
 AjurjTrjp, ijpbs, 6, et bjjrireipd, as, i), subst. [domitor, domitrix,] a subduer, 
 
 a tamer. "iTnrup re b/.irfTf}pefji£vat Gwrfjpd re vqiov. Horn. H. Nept. 5. See 
 
 also H. 259. SYN. f \7ntobdfjids, dpy^utv. 
 A/Awr), ris, et b/jw7s, litis, f), subst. [ancilla, famula, serva,] a female enslaved by 
 
 conquest, a female slave, a handmaid. y [l b/uwal, bvadprjpijrots. Iph. T. 143. 
 
 See also Bacch. 506\ SYN. AovXr], depdrcaivd, TraibltTKr}, d^^iTroXos. 1 EPITH. 
 
 AevKwXevbs, EVTrXbzd/ubs, fibyipd. 
 Ajuibs, ojos, 6, subst. [servus,] a slave, a man-servant. Apwes \xiv elaXv, ol oe y 
 
 ovk elbov wore. Eur. Electr. 631. SYN. AovXos, 6r)s, Qepairuv, ttcus, birr]bbs, 
 
 TTpoTcoXos. EPITH. YldXatos, TaXdat(j)piov , 7tiotos, icebrbs, orprjpos. PHR. Ild- 
 
 Xatbv ditnov KTrjfxd. 
 AidTrdXiio), v. [movendo jacio, mot 11 vebementi dejicio, circumjicio,] to shake 
 
 and strike, to blend, to throw round. See Damra. Nvv drdp r)ihdev ye rd ca 
 
 pdfCEa bvd7rd\ti;€is. £. 512. SYN. 'A7ro7r\>/rrw, dvaipe.ii), (fibvevw, afjnrEyo). 
 AvbipEpos, a, ov, adj. [tenebrosus,] dark, gloomy. Nukto. bid bvb(f)£pi]v eXdav 
 
 Ta^d & eaaeral rjiits. 0. 50. SYN. MeXas, fXEXay^pias, keXuivos, £o<j)deis, 
 
 6p<pvalbs, cricdreivos, daeXi^vos. 
 Avbtybs, ov, 6, subst. [tenebra?,] darkness, gloom, sorrow. Avbtiot koXvittovgiv 
 
 bb/jovs. Choeph. 47. SYN.^AyXvs, ok6t6$. 
 Abdirjv, fjvbs, 6, subst. [furunculus,] a felon. "Orw ; bbdXfjvX crKopbbbv jjfifjXetrftety. 
 
 Vesp. 1172. 
 Aou), rjs, 7], subst. [dubitatio,] doubt, hesitation. 'Ei> boifj bi adu)al[XEv, 1) dnb- 
 
 Xevdai. I. 230. 
 Aoibv^, vkus, 6, subst. [pistillum,] a pestle. UdpedrfKE Kal boibvud, Kal KifiojTidv. 
 
 Plut. 711. 
 Adios, a, op, adj. [duplex,] twofold ; et pi. boioi, a), d, [duo,] two. 'Ayu^t b' 
 
 dp' A'lavras boiovs 'laravro (j)dXayy£S. N. 126. SYN. See AtirXdatos. 
 AokclZu, f. med. boKciadfiai et bbdoofiai, Ion. Aotacjecfcw, v. [videor mihi, puto, 
 
 arbitror. Vid. Damm. in v.] it seems, to think, to conjecture, 'ils dv rot 
 
 nXrjfivri ye bbatroETaX aicpov iKeadat. ^¥. 339* See also Apoll. 3. 818. SYN. 
 
 See Aokeu). PHR. AX7rXfjs fXEplfxr-qs bnrrvyovs Xiov obovs, 
 Aonevw, v. [(l)observo, (2) insidior,] to observe, to watch, to lie in wait for. 
 
 'Ic^td re yXovTOvs te, eXktco^evov te bbtcevei. 0. 340. SYN. 'EttXttipeoi), iraod- 
 
 TTlpEh), E(f)0pd(O. 
 
 Aokeiv, f. \u>, et rjtrio, v. [(1) videor ; (2) censeo, arbitror,] (l)to seem, to appear, 
 
 (2) to think, to determine, to decree. Aokovjxev ehai baijjibvtov cbtywTEpot. Eur. 
 
 Suppl. 229* SYN. Ao£ac?w, eibofxai, Zoned, So/ctyiac?w, Kpivu), o'lbfiai, eXirbfxat, 
 
 vbfii£h). 
 Abicrj/jd, drbs, to, et bbtcrjffts, ews, rj, subst. [opinio,] opinion, surmise. 'Arap rd 
 
 aejxvd, Kal boKiifxdcnv crbtpd. Troad.411. See also Here. F. 288. SYN. IJpoa- 
 
 boKia, v7ro\pla, vwbpotd, yi'w/uir), bo^d, bow. 
 AbKtifT lab^bs, ov , 6 et f], adj. [qui sibi videtur sapiens esse,] who thinks himself 
 
 clever, conceited. Niavlas bbKrjoiabtyos' rbbi irpdyptd ti; Pax 44. 
 AoKijiaZio, daw, v. [exploro,] to examine, to ascertain, to try. AbKlfia^bjievhiv 
 
 aibo~td ndpevrl QidoQai. Vesp. 578. 
 AoKt/ubs, ov, 6 et y], adj. [pro bus, probatus,] approved, tried, respected, esti- 
 mable. r H(j)XXbs, (5 bbKtfxwrdTbs 'EXXdbX. Eur. Supp. 288. SYN. Evbo^Xfibs, 
 
 btKatos, xprjffTos, dyddbs, yprjcrXfios, teXcios. 
 AokXjmos, adv. [plane, vere,] faithfully. A'ipta bbtcXjjiws irbXvirevdrj. Pers. 553. 
 Aokos, ov, r), subst. [trabs, tignum,] a beam or rafter. Oh avdtyEvrjs Tfxrjdelad 
 
 bbKovs. Eur. fr. Cretens. 2. 6. 
 
 1 See note at the word apspiirohos. 
 
AOKft AOiMO 231 
 
 Aoku>, vds, jj t subst. [opinio, suspicio,] opinion, suspicion, thought, notion. 
 
 <t>X\ai, fiofjs fiKovaar; ?/ botch Kevrj. Eur. Electr. 7^7 '• Syn. See Adicqud. 
 AoXepds, et boXXds, a, 6V, et SdXoeis, e<ro-d, ev, adj. [dolosus, vafer,] crafty, 
 
 subtle, deceitful, treacherous. ToDr' ets yvvatKas boXXov earX Ka\ oadpvv. 
 
 Bacch. 479- See also Aves 451. et Iph. A. 1526. 
 AoXioves, wv, 01, P. N. [gens Propontidis,] a nation near the Propontis. 'ladfxdv 
 
 & au-rrebXov re AoXioves a^evefxovTo. Apoll. 1. 9^7- EPITH. TLv£etvot. 
 AoXXotypiav, bdXoippojv, dvos, et boXofx^ris, Xbds, 6 et >% adj. [fraud ulentus, astutus,] 
 
 cunning-minded, crafty, treacherous. AbXXdtppojv Kvxpis. Iph. A. 1305. 
 
 See also JEsch. Suppl. 746. and Od. y. 250. 
 AoXixnvXds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [longas tibias habens,] fixed in long sockets, long. 
 
 AvtXko. KafX7rvXd ro£d, cat alydveas boXX^avXovs. 1. 156. 
 AoXX^avxn^* £vos, 6 et r), adj. [longam cervicem habens,] long-necked. Am oe, 
 
 ray kvkvov boXX^avytvos yovbv. Iph. A. 79^> 
 AdXXxey\rjs, eos, 6 et 77, adj. [longa hasta armatus,] armed with a long spear. 
 
 TJaiovds dvbpcis ay<ov boXX^yx^ds' ijbe be fjtoi vvv. $. 1 55. 
 AoXXxvperfids, ov, 6 et 77, adj. [longis remis utens,] having long oars, skilful in 
 
 rowing. <bair)Kes boXXyi)p€T^.oi, vavfritcXvTOL dvbpes. 6. 1 C) 1 . 
 AoXtyos, 7), dv, adj. [longus, diuturnus,] long, of long duration, inveterate, 
 
 tedious. *H boXXx*) vovaos ; X. 170. 'SYN. AXr)veiu)s, fidtcpbs, evfxriKris, rd- 
 
 vdos. 
 AoXi^offkios, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [longam projiciens umbram, longus,] projecting a 
 
 long shade, long. XIpoade b' 'AXefavbpos irpoXei boXXyoaxXov ey-^ds. T. 346. 
 AoXoets, vid. AoXepds. 
 
 AdXoKrdaXa, as, 77, subst. [caedes dolosasc. insidiosa,] murder insidiously perpe- 
 trated. 7 H' difxXs avdevrycrt boXoKraaXas XXdeadai. Apoll. 4, 4S0. 
 AoXd/xvOos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [dolose loquens,] treacherously speaking. Necraou 
 
 <PovXd boXojxvQd Kevrp\ Trach. 841. 
 AoXotrifios , ov, 6 et 7/5 adj. [Dolopeius,] of the hero Dolops. 'Am), kcli tv/jj3os 
 
 AoXbirr]X6s' e^0' dpd roiye. Apoll. 1. 585. 
 AoXoTrXoKXa, as, et btiXocppoavvrj, rjs, f], subst. [doli meditatio,] plotting of wiles, 
 
 craft, cunning. Tw be boXoirXoKXai fxdXXov il-kmjtoX dbdv. Theog. 226. See 
 
 also Trach. 834. Syn. AoXos. 
 AoXottows, ov, 6 et 77, adj. [dolos ncctens,] guile-making, treacherous. Xptet 
 
 boXoirows avayna. Trach. 834. Syn. See AoXepds. 
 AdXds, ov, 6, subst. [dolus, fraus,] deceit, guile, fraud, stratagem. Els al/udrr]- 
 
 pbv ydfiov tTvopQjxevoas bd\o). Iph. T. 372. SYN. 'Aizdrt], bbXio/jja. EPITH. 
 
 'AyuT/ydi/os, Kpv(pa~ws, Ovpalds, aivbs, alrcvs, arXrjTos, KpvcpXbs, Hands, K"0V7rrdo76s, 
 
 6dvaT7)(})dpds, ttvkXv6s, orvyepds. PHR. IlodaXd ftovXevfidrd. 
 AdXutyovds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [sicarius,] treacherously murdering. 'Evubpu revyet-' 
 
 boXd(f)dvov Xtftr)-Tos. Agam. 1128. 
 AoXocppoviio, v. [dolos animo agito,] to plan artfully, to plot, to dissemble. 
 
 Tots be bd\o(ppdveu)V fxerefi] 7roXvfir)TXs 'Obvaaevs. a. 51. 
 AoXo(ppu)P, vid. AdXXo(ppu)y. 
 AdXdu), v. [dolose ago, decipio,] to decoy, to deceive, to cheat. Moipas buXu>- 
 
 ffas' rjveaav be /j.oi deal. Alcest. 12. SYN. 'A7rdrdw. 
 AoXwyud, arils, to, subst. [fraus,] deceit, guile. [\Xov vdfjii£(ov' rybe r av boXdo- 
 
 fiarX. Choeph. 990. Syn. et EpjTII. see AdXds. 
 AdXwi', lovos, b, P. N. [Dolon,] the name of a Trojan spy. ~Y\v be tXs ev Tpw- 
 
 eaaX AoXiov, Ev/uijbeds vlds. K. 314. EpiTH. ndXv^aX^os, 7roXy^pvrros, Xui^tj- 
 
 pbs. 
 AbXHirbs, xbbs, //, adj. [callida,] treacherous. Olov rob'' 77 bdXunrXs Oiveuts nopr}, 
 
 Trach. 1067- SYN. 'ATrdrqXos, navodpyds. 
 Adfxt), 7js, >'/, subst. [structura,] structure. Kai nXevpols rijreetrl bdfit)v drdXcirrot 
 
 Xbevdai. Apoll. 3. 1394. 
 Ao/uds, ov, b, subst. [domus,] an edifice, a house. Mt0»/x'> ' v ' a ^ $ \pvadv kv 
 
 hofiOLs exy. Hec. 27. SYN. Ad), buj/Jia, bdfit), oIkos, tarta, areyos, opo<j>y'i. 
 
232 AOMO AOPI 
 
 EPITH. 'AdavaTds,Xepds, fiityds, 7tvko. Troir\Tb$, 7roir}Tos, vxprjXbs, aarEpbeis, acbQX- 
 
 tos, deios, KolXoSy fxer an 0£7n)s, ireptKaWris, ^dXiccos, \aXKf)Xbs, r/juireX/ys, evvau- 
 
 rdutv, (Horn.) alnvs, atyveibs, Evb/ur]Tbs,.€vbaifj(x>i', fidaXXrjXbs, yXvtCEpbs, tcrjweis, 
 
 nthav, "koXv^elvos, aepvbs, Oijyjtos, ■%pv<7eds, ovpdvbfiijKrjs, gkXoeis. 
 Adfxocr(paXris, eos, 6 et >?, adj. [domum labefactans,] ruinous to a house or family. 
 
 AebviKa & ofjjjpov KTV7ror bdfxocrtyaXfj. Again. 1511.^ 
 AdvaKtvs, ews, et Ion. fjbs, 6, poet, pro bbvdicelbv, subst. [arundinetum,] a reed- 
 plot. Ilctp iroTafJiov KeXdbovTa, irdpa pbbdvbv bbvdKfjd. ]£. 576. 
 Abvdxbeis, evrbs, bbvanoTpbtybs et bbvdtco'xXbbs, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [arundinosus,] 
 
 abounding with reeds, reedy, rushy. TvfxvdaXd te bbvd<bevTbs. Helen. 209. 
 
 See also Theog. 783. and Iph. T. 400. 
 Ao>a£, clkos, 6, subst. [arundo,] a reed, a pipe, the bridge of a lyre. "Epetca 
 
 bbrdubs, ov vnoXvptov. Ran. 233. SYN. KdXdjJibs, liXdbbs, avXbs. EPITH. 
 
 AoXi^os, Xeirros, Xiyvpbs, aicXipbs, eXews. 
 Aoveu), v. [agito,] to whirl about, to shake, to agitate. 'Ayio-vos fiaXelv e£w 
 
 irdXdfiq bbvEiov. Pyth. 1. 85. SYN. Klveio, bldae'no, 7rdXXa>, arpofDEw, aeicj, 
 
 <rdXevu), rdpaaau). 
 Ao£d, ys, »?i subst. [(1) opinio, (2)fama, (3) existimatio, gloria, (4) expectatio,] 
 
 opinion, report, esteem, glory, expectation. Xtipas dvaures, bold fioi Trdpearddrj. 
 
 CE. R. 91 1« SyN. AoKrjaXs, ^y\\xii t ti/j.)], kXeos, eiraiyos, Travbotya, -vitbvoid* 
 
 EPITH. 'Afldmros, eplicvbrjs, TrbQeivrj. 
 Ao£d£w, f. daw, v. [arbitror; expecto ; laudo,] to think; to expect; to praise. 
 
 Td/aovs ydfielo-dai rovab' ebo^a^Ov ttote. Troad. 349. SYN. O'ibfiat, boxed), 
 
 vnbvoZit), Kvbaivis). 
 Ad^oo-jud, dros, to, subst. [opinio, gloria, ostentatio,] opinion, glory, ostentation. 
 
 0£ fxr) (ppdvrjaeQ\ 01 Kivibv bofaff/jidTtDv. Eur. Electr. 383. 
 Aopd, as, r/, subst. [pellis detracta,] a skin. Zvvbea/ui eXeXvto, mi KdracrriKrovs 
 
 bbpas. Bacch. 686. SYN. Ai00£pa, bipfid, X9^ s - EPITH. Avkelos. 
 AopdrXov, ov, to, subst., [hastile,] a little shaft or javelin. '£ls rdyiar dvev bbpd- 
 
 rXov, Kai tytyovs, kcikovtIov. Pax 552. 
 AopldXioTos, et Ion. bovpXdXwrbs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [hello captus,] captured in 
 
 war. Aey', Eirei oe, Xe^os bovpXdXurbv. Aj. Fl. 211. SYN. AbpXdfiparos, bb- 
 
 oXXqirrbs, bbptKTrjTbs, at)(jud\wros, arbpairobov. 
 AdpXyajuppbs, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [quam sponsi armis petunt,] sought in marriage by 
 
 the spear. Tdv bbpXyajjifipbv afityXveiKfi 6\ A gam. 669. 
 AbpXdfjparbs, ov, 6 et ij, adj. [hasta i. e. bello captus,] hunted with the spear, 
 
 captured in war. AbpXdrjparois. Troad. 576. 
 AbpTKfiris, fjrbs, 6 et rj, adj. [hasta caesus,] slain by the spear, or in war. Ao- 
 
 piKfjLriTX Xaw. Choeph. 359. SYN. Aoptr /juntos, aXb-qpoKfifis. 
 AbpitcTV7rbs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [hasta sonans,] sounding with the spear. Abpi- 
 
 Krvitbv dXdXuv AvkXuv. Nem. 3. 104. 
 AbpiKTYirbs, et Ion. bovpkrriTbs, rj, bv, et ov, 6 et v, adj. [hasta quaesitus,] ob- 
 tained by the spear. 2v 6' olad bovXr), ko.1 bbpkrrjTos yvvi\. Androm. 155. 
 
 Seel. 343. 
 AbpXXr}7rrbs, ov, b et rj, adj. [hasta captus,] captured in war. "HTrep bbpXXrjTTTbs 
 
 et fy Xonrt]. Aj. Fl. 146. 
 AbpX/udvris, eos, bbpifiapybs, ov, 6 et ?/, et bbpXfjL)]ffTiop, bpbs, o, adj. [bellandi cupi- 
 
 dissimus,] spear-mad, courting war. Ovk av Tcbr 'EXXus bbpX/udvris d7rwXfro. 
 
 Eur. Suppl. 485. See also Sept. Theb. 684. and Androm. 1007. Syn. 
 
 ^Ibpis ai)(fArjs t /uE/jtdios fjid^eadai. 
 AbpXiraXTbs, vid. bbpuTraXrbs.* 
 AbpiL7rETr)s, eos, 6 et r/, adj. [bellicosus,] warlike. KdT'ixi'bs, ?ivbE bbpXirETt)s 
 
 ayiovXa. Troad. 1003. 
 
 1 " Hujusmodi adjcctiva, quae ex dativo dopl vel Soupt composita esse videantur, retinebant, ut 
 opinor, iota in compositione, ut SopiKTTjros, dovpidXaros, SoplArjTTTos, Soupiirer^s, BopiiJ.av^s,Sopi6ri- 
 paTos, Sopl/xapyos. Ea vero quai ex quarto casu conflata sunt, retinent v, ut dopv(f>6pos, SopvacrSos, 
 dopmpavos" Dr. Blomf. Agam. 115. 
 
AOPI AOYA 233 
 
 AdpXndvds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [sub hasta laborans,] pressed by the spear. AdpXnd- 
 
 vov fit) 7rpdhu>d\ Sept. Theb. 155. 
 Adptrfjirjrds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [hasta transfixus,] pierced by a spear. Adpi-jurjTos 1 
 
 Ku.-r}iapiad))s. Again. 341. 
 Aopxds, dbds, bopici), ys, bopt,, opKds, et bopi;d\Xs, Xbds, ^, subst. [caprea, dama,] 
 
 a wild goat. At £' aykciXatfft bopxdb', i) onvfivovs Xvkiov. Baech. C9S. See 
 
 also Here. F. 377- Call. 3. 97- and Call. Ep. 11. Syn. Ai£, x^aipd. See AV|. 
 Adpds, ov, 6, subst. [uter,] a skin, a leathern bag. See 'Actkos. 'Ey be poX 
 
 ci\(piTu yj-VGov tifjpcKpeeffO'i odpolaiv. p. 354. 
 Ao/)7rew, v. [coeno,] to take a meal, to sup. *E| ov bop7T£dfiev re, kcu wpdpe bids 
 
 doibds. d. 53 ( J. SYN. See Aenri'Za). 
 AopTriaros, ov, 6, subst. [tempus coenandi,] supper iiour. EMs 6' and bopTriarov 
 
 KEKpayiv epjjdbds. Vesp. 103. 
 A6pnds, ov, 6, et bopizov, ov, to, subst. [ccena,] a meal, supper. Aop-n-ov b' 
 
 efavris fuvTjau) /nedd, \epaX d' £$>' vbwp. b. 213. SYN. &eiirv&v, f3dpa, oItos, 
 
 dveidp, rpofu, dpivTdv. 
 Adpv, gen. boparos, Ion. bovpdrds, contr. bovpds, dat. bovpi et bopX, to, subst. 
 
 [(1) liasta, (2) trabs, navis,] (1) a spear, dart, javelin, (2) a bark, a vessel. 
 
 Ev fiev tis topv 0}]lao8u). B. 352. Syn. Aoy^r), w:u)v, urnvritiv, eyyds, al^/urj, 
 
 fieXos. EPITH. AdXX^dv, aXklfidv, appr)KTov, dreipES, dfitiXXydv, d^Laifidkerdr, 
 
 alfidrdev, Ivljodv, yaXko^dpES , OTXfidpdv, yjxkktov, irpvfjvdi', o'^v, txEiKxvdv, vi\Xo.v t 
 
 fieyd, ^a\tw Ktkdpvdfieyor, ffleivdv, ardidlv, ofipX^dy, XevydXedy, XoiyXdy, tee- 
 
 Xaivdv, Kovcpov, koTXov, 6ody. 
 AbpvKpuvds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [cuspide prsefixus, cuspidatus,] pointed. *H bdpv- 
 
 tcpavov. Pers. 1 53. 
 Aopv^evos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [ex hoste factus bospes,] one who is received as a 
 
 friend after having been an enemy, a foreign friend. '6 /uyTpd^oyrys b\ fjv 
 
 bopv^tviiiv efiwv. Audrom. 991. Syn. zevds. 
 Adpv^dds, ov, 6, subst. [hastarum politor vel faber,] a polisher or maker of 
 
 spears. Ke't tis bdpvtyos, y Kd7rrjX6s aanXbojy. Pax 446. 
 AdpvTraXTos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [hastam quatiens,] shaking a javelin. "1-KTap /.it- 
 
 XdBptov, xzpv* * K bdpv7ra\Tov Again. 115. 
 AdpvTrdyrjs, eds, 6 et ?/, adj. [e ligno constrtictus,] wooden, made of wood. 
 
 Adpxnrdyeis 6' l^ovres Kvdvu)irXbds. .^Esch. Suppl. 751. 
 Aopv-rrsTris, ids, 6 et rj, adj. [hasta interfectus,] slain by the spear. YIoXX&v 
 
 VEKpwv TroXovod bdpinrETrj cpdydy. Cycl. 304. 
 Adpvadenjs, ids, 6 et >/, adj. [liasta valens,] powerful in war. &dpvoQZvr\s dvy)p 
 
 lnvdris. Choeph. 154. 
 Adpvaobds, contr. ovs, dov, 6, adj. [hastam quatiens, acer bello,] brandishing the 
 
 spear, brave in war. KoX^ojy, ot kqX "Aprji bdpvacdoX eioiv dreiptls. Orph. 
 
 822. 
 Aopvcraco, f. ^w, v. [hasta pugno,] to fight with the spear, to arm. T£S' end- 
 
 yovid bdpvoaovTd. Heracl. 774. 
 AopvTivctKTds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [hast is concussus,] agitated by spears. AdpvrX- 
 
 vciKTds aidrip tnijiaiviTat. Sept. Theb. 143. 
 Adpvtydpds, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [hastatus, satelles,] spear-bearing, attendant. Qpov 
 
 pais KiKaaTai, be&als te bdpixpdpcjv ; Eur. Electr. 6l6. SYN. AdpvaQl ti)s, bdpt- 
 
 lufi<JT(op, bdpX-rrdi'ds, aly^fj.r}T})s, <pvXu^, Ey^EaXf.io)pds. 
 Atiats, tws, ?/, subst. [donatio,] a giving, a gift, lol \pij peXeodar t>)p bdatv b' 
 
 lykyyvdv. Pi)03n. 771. SYN. Awpdv. 
 
 Adrrjp, fjpds, ■), t bdreipd, as, //, subst. [dator, dispeusator,] a giver, a bestower. 
 
 Kat Tduiai irdpd vr\voXv tear, ohoid bdrifpls, T. 44. 
 AovXdpXdv, oj, to, subst. [servulus,] a little slave. Avrui ye ml tu bovXdpXd, 
 
 Ttypav irttfkv Xdftovo-ai. Thesm. 537. Syn. naibdptdv. 
 AovXeiu, et bovXia, as, ?/, bovX€Vfid, drds, to, bovXdcvvij, rjs, y, subst. [servitus,] 
 
 1 Here Dr. Blomf. would read hoplKixtyros. 
 Pros. Lex. 2 G 
 
234 AOYA APAF 
 
 servitude, slavery. AovXeias ras ovTXrjTas. Hec. 155. See also Pyth. 1. 147. 
 
 Orest. 215. and Phoen. 199. Syn. QepaTreia, Xa-peia. Epith. AaXcu'a, ov 
 
 (peprr/, ov rXjyrr), jSdpeld, 'e/jnre&os. 
 AovXeids, bovXtds, a, ov, et bovXucds, r/, 6v, adj. [servilis,] of slavery, servile, 
 
 slavish, mean. AovXeidv Jjfjiap eibes, u)s 7rpdaffets adieus. Hec. 56. See also 
 
 Z. 463. and Ran. 743. 
 AovXevoj, v. [servio,] to be a slave, to serve. '12 QvydTEp, f]/jie~is b' kv (j)det bov- 
 
 XevaofAEv ; Hec. 415. SYN. OepaTrevw, v7rr]pETE0), bXaKovEto. 
 AovXrj, r}s, 11, subst. [ancilla, serva,] a female slave, a handmaid. AovXrj ke- 
 
 icXfjcBai, fidcXXXs ova', alayyvonai. Hec. 55Q. SYN. A/nojyj, oiketXs, BspaTrvrj, 
 
 Bnaad, afi^nroXos. Phr. See Hec. 359. and 444. Troad. 489. &c. 
 AovXXa, as, 1), see AovXela. 
 AovXds, ov, 6, subst. [servus,] a slave, a servant. *H ^prj^aTioy yap bovXds 
 
 karXv, rj TVffls. Hec. 864. SYN. Ajuws, Bepaxp, Oepcnrwv, oIkettjs, Xarpevs, ajj.- 
 
 <JH7rdXos, TrporrroXos. 
 AovXbs, 7), ov, adj. [servilis,] servile, of a slave. See AevXews. 
 AovXdavvr], vid. AovXela. 
 AovXdavvds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [servilis,] servile, of a slave, a slave. T<3 bovXbovvos 
 
 irpos oJkov. Hec. 446. SYN. See AovXews. 
 AovXow, v. [in servitutem redigo,] to reduce to slavery, to enslave. AovXov- 
 
 fXE& avbpes dvbpd, kclI noXis koXXv. Eur. Suppl. 503. 
 Aovtteu), v. [(1) sonitum edo, (2) cado sub armis sonitura edens,] to sound ; 
 
 to fall in battle with a crashing sound. Aovnrioev bl irEolbv, dpdfirjvE bl 
 
 revyE et avrw. A. 504. SYN. 'Attvcj, ktvtteoj, KovafiZu), TrXcLTayEoj, drro/Sew, 
 
 \pd(j>E(0. 
 
 Aovirds, ov, o, subst. [sonitus,] a sound, a noise, a clash. Aov-kov aZ kXvlj 
 
 rXvd. Aj. Fl. 87l« SYN. Bpoyuos, r/y^), ktvttos, dfjidbos, Trdrdyos, Kovdfios, 
 
 <f>B6yyos. 
 AovpaTEds, bovpXos, et bovpeios, a, 6v, adj. [ligueus,] wooden. AovpdrEOv, tov 
 
 'Eireids ETroirjvev avv 'Ad)p>r). 6. 493. See Aves 1128. and Troad. 14. Syn. 
 
 EvXXvos, bopvTrdyrjs. 
 Aovpr)V£ici)s, eos, 6 et 17, adj. [quod intra hastee ictum est,] within a spear's throw. 
 
 'AX\' OTE blj p' CLTTEffaV bovpr)V£KES, 7/ KCU EXaffffOV. K. 357. VHR."O<70V T Em 
 
 bovpos Epiorj yiyvEjai. O. 358. 
 
 AovpXdXioros, V. AopXaXuTos. 
 
 AovpftXeiTos, et bovpfcXvTds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [hasta inclytus ; clarus bellator,] 
 famed for the spear, renowned in arms. "Hpws \Arpe«)»?s, bovptKXetros Meve- 
 Xads. o. 52. See also K. 230. 
 
 AovptKTTjTos, vid. AdpUrrjTds. 
 
 AoupiXrjTrTos, vid. AopXXrjirTos. 
 
 Aovpios, vid. AovpaTEos. 
 
 AovpbbdKrj, i]s, ?/, subst. [hastarum receptaculum. Vid. Damm. c. 423.] a ca- 
 vity in a pillar to receive javelins. Aovpdbdfcrjs evtooBev evIjuov. a. 128. 
 
 A#x>), fis, h> subst. [(l) receptaculum, (2) convivium,] a receptacle, an enter- 
 tainment, a feast. ^wXayyvois' ttvXcll bi kcii bd^al xpXrjs 7teXo.s. Eur. Electr. 
 828. 
 
 Aoyj"*/> V s , >/> subst. [palmus,] a measure equal to the palm or breadth of four 
 fingers. Kal nplv ij^Epav fopyo-ai, fj.e1$,6v i)v bt)o~iv bo-^/naiv. Equit. 3 IS. 
 
 Aox^Xds, et box^us, i), ov, adj. [obliquus, transversus,] oblique, across, trans- 
 verse. Kal tls boxuXav keXevBov. Alcest. 1019' See also M. 148. Syn. 
 Ao^os, Xe)(pios, CTKoXlos. 
 
 AoxjuoXo^os, ov, d et f}, adj. [obliquam habens crista m,] cross-crested. Aoyjuo- 
 Xdcpiov ctvbpwv. Sept. Theb. 109. 
 
 Aoxi^bu), v. [curvo, inflecto,] to bend, to render crooked. Aox^w0e« niyapoio 
 bia icXfj'idpbv ibvvEV. Horn, in Merc. 146. 
 
 Apayfid, drds, rb, subst. [manipulus,] a handful. TJvp&v Kal Kptdwv, to. be 
 bpay/udrd rapfld 7r/7rrei. A. 69, SYN. 2wpos, d7rapxn> EPITH. 'EirrjrpXfxdv. 
 
APAr APEn 235 
 
 Lpayfxevut, v. [manipulos colligo,] to gather corn in handfuls, to bind in 
 sheaves. IlatSes bpay/uevovTes, ev ayxaXXbeaaX (pepovTes. 2. 555. 
 
 Apuyfios, ov, 6, subst. [prehensio,] a grasping. Maerrov re bpayuos, cat ndpe- 
 cncevacrfievov. Cycl. l6<). 
 
 Apaivio, v. [facturio,] to project. 'AW el tl bpatveis, eireX ovbe ae y virvfts 
 Xicavei. K.§6. SYN. Apaoeiu), eirXvdew, dvvto, icrxyu). 
 
 Apdtcaivd, vid. ApaKojv. 
 
 ApaKuvTeids, ov, et hpa.Kov~iohr,s, ids, 6 et ?/, adj. [anguinus,] of or like a serpent 
 or dragon. *Ov dpri Kprj/xvibv e/c bpdcovTeiiov eXuv. Pho3n. 1337. See also 
 Orest. 250. 
 
 ApaKovTdfiaWds, ov, 6 et >;. adj. [anguicomus, anguibus comatus,] having dra- 
 gon's fleece or hair, having snakes entwined in the hair. ApaKovTofxaXXoi 
 Topyoves fiporocrTvyeis. P. V. 824. 
 
 ApaKwv, ovtgs, 6, et bpaicatva, rjs, >/, subst. [draco, dracaena,] a dragon. Upoade 
 Xeojv, uitXdev be bpduwv, [xkaar] be yj/icupa. Z. 181. See also Iph. T. 287» 
 SYN. "OtyXs. EP1TH. HeXo)pos, Qoivrieis, Kvdveos, enX vQrd bd^oivos, opecTTepos, 
 (TfjiepbaXeds, (Horn.) (povXos, 6r]porpd^ds, (j)Oivu:dXo(f)ds, yrjyevrjs, xpvaeds, 7tokXXo- 
 vojtos, olvioirbs, TroXvKpavds, 7rvpadv(s)Tos, TrvpXye vijs, beivos, (Eur.) abevKrjs, dfiat- 
 fxafceros, aypXos, fipoToXoiyos, brjXy)fi(ov, Kpvifros. 
 
 Apa/ua, cltos, to, subst. [actus, rei repraeseutatio, fabula,] an action, a theatrical 
 representation, a drama, a play. 'A-rrbXels fi, Xbov o-or (ppovbd jjlol to. bpafidTd. 
 Acharn. 470. SYN. Updyfid. 
 
 Apdp.r)fjid, drds, to, subst. [cursus, festinatio,] running, haste, speed. YldXia- 
 avTOV bpdfxrjfud vwrlaai. CE. R. 193. SYN. Apdfxos, bpo/urj/ud, (pvyrj, 
 
 Apu£, ukos, 6, subst. [pugillus, manipulus,] a grasp, a handful. Ur}Xdj3dTr}s b' 
 eaXbuv, TrrfXov bpdtcd piipev eir avTov. .Batrach. 234. SYN. Apdyfxd. 
 
 ApaireT-qs, et bpa,Tre-Xbr)s, ov, 6, subst. [fugitivus,] a fugitive, runaway. Krdvotev 
 avn)v, bpairetai 5' ol^oidTo. Iph. T. 1342. See also Mosch. 1.3 . Syn. 
 
 Apaaeiu), V. [facturio,] to intend to do. Tolcrb' u>s tX bpaaeio'vadV ovbe 7rav<re- 
 
 Tat. Med. 92. 
 ApaoXfids, ov, 6 et >/, et bpaoTi'ipXds, a, ov, et ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [efficax,] active, 
 
 efficacious. 'Avy)p dfcofiTros, ye\p b' bpa to bpaaX/jov. Sept. Theb. 550. See 
 
 also Helen. QQl. SYN. Ae£tos, beivos, dyi'iviop, airovbouos, dyyXvovs, Trpodv/uds. 
 Apaofjios, ov, 6, subst. [fuga,] flight. 'Hfiels b' eXevdepovvTes Ik bpacr/uoiv nobd. 
 
 Here. F. 1004. Syn. See ^vyi). 
 Apaaaofxai, f. ^Gfxai, v. [prehendo,] to catch with the hand, to grasp. Trjs 
 
 eX-n-Xbos ydp epyoyiai bebpa.yfj.evds. Antig. 235. SYN. Alpeu), dvrt\ayu/3d- 
 
 vdfiai. 
 ApaaTeds, d, dv, adj. verb, a bpuoj, [faciendus, agendus,] to be done. $ev. 
 
 Tevvaiov avbp' eXe^us, ev tI bpaareov. Eur. Electr. 262. 
 ApaaTrjp, ijpos, o, et bpaoTeipd, us, rj, Ion. et Horn. bp-qaTt/p, et bpi'itrreipd, subst. 
 
 [(1) famulus, minister, (2) famula, adjutrix,] a servant, an assistant, ^x 7 /" 
 
 oeiv evdvfiu), avv re bpy)i7T€Lpd ireXeadai. Apoll. 3. 700. See ajso ir. 248. 
 
 Syn. See A^s. 
 Apaa-i'ipXds, vid. Apaaifios. 
 ApcHTTuavvr), 7]s, ?/, Ion. bprjrjTotTvvi], subst. [strenuilas in agendo,] activity or 
 
 vigor in acting. AprjaTbauvrj ovk dv fioX tpiaaeiev ftpoTos dXXbs. o. 320. 
 ApdTds, 7), dr, adj. [excoriatus,] skinned, flayed, (per metal h. pro baprOs a 
 
 bepbj.) 'Es 7robds etc Kl(f)dXfjs, rripi be bpdra aw/idrd vr/ei. y V. 169. 
 Apd-frfo), ijs, //, subst. [drachma (moneta, Romaoum denarium aequam,)] a 
 
 drachma, (six Attic oboli, about 7jd. of our money.) Hpurd pev -ov fzrjids els 
 
 bab' ovk eXciTTdv, ») hpajyi{]v. Nub. 0*12, 
 Apdio, f. u.(7(o, v. [facio, ministro, fogio,] to act, to do, to perform, to run away. 
 
 Mrj-pos ti \<j)p\s bpuoeO\d 'f^ebpav yoliov ; Iph. A. 72S. SYN. 'Avt/w, vxiipeTiu), 
 
 iroieu), pe£(o, rev^u), TrpaTro), bpuiviu. 
 Apirrdrti, iis, //, ct bpendvdv, ov, to, subst. [ f a 1 x , ] a tickle, bcylhe, falchion. 
 
236 APEn APY2 
 
 "Hjjiiov, o^i'os hpsTrdvas kv ^cpiTtv e^crTes. 2. 551. See also Ran. 585. SyN. 
 See"A|t>7n?. 
 Apeirdvovpybs, ov, o, subst. [falcarius,] a scythe or sickle maker. '6 be bpe-n-u- 
 
 vovpyos, ob% bpas ; <bs ijberai. Pax 547. 
 Apen-u), et bpeirb}.iai, v. [carpo, decerpo,] to pluck, to reap, to crop, to cull, to 
 mow. Apetriov TspeivrjS fAvpaXvrjs adpa 7rXbiiovs. Elll*. Electr. 77$' SYN. 'A7to- 
 bpeTto), 6epi£u), a7rav&i£(o, aTroTefxvw. 
 AprjvrXs, Xbbs, >/, Ion. pro bprnre-Xs, subst. [fugitiva,] a runaway. T7)j' bpiianv 
 
 fill V7rdbe^de } veoi. Callim. Ep. 43. 
 Apijuvs, eld, v, et bpif.iv\<is, r), bv, adj. [acer, acerbuS, asper,] sharp, acid, bitter, 
 sour. Olb'' dvbpd KpbrdXov, hpifivHioxxpov yevbs. Cycl. 104. See also Mosch. 
 1. 9' SYN. 'Qtvs, beivbs, ^aXenus, fiXbavpbs, oj/jos. 
 ApXbv, ov, to, et bpXbs, ov, 6, subst.; pi. heterog. rh bpid, [locus arhoribus consi- 
 tus,J a shrubbery, a plantation. UerpXvd hard bpld irbXvvXtyed. Helen. U25. 
 SYN."A\o-os, bpvpbs, vXrj. EPITH. 'Epir^ev. 
 Apohi], 1 tjs, ?/, subst. [vas balnearium,] a bathing-vessel. ApoiTtjs Karaero/vw/id' 
 
 bkrvov nZv ovv. Choeplr. 986. 
 Apbfxcuos, a, ov, et bpo/uas, abbs, 6 et ';, adj. [eursu valens, velox,] running, 
 rapid, fleet. Ot>x ws bpbpaia nwXbs, >} Bcik^I Oeov. Helen. 542. See also 
 Hipp. 550. SYN. 'A?\/\o7roi/s, Tamils, Obos, ojKvbpbfibs. 
 Apbfievs, ecos, o, sub»t. [cursor,] a runner, Qarfaov be pvpTav k^ebeipev, */ bpb- 
 
 fxevs. Eur. Electr. 824. Syn. BciSiotj/s. 
 Apdfxrjfxd, drbs, to, subst. [cursus, curriculum, festinatio,] running, speed, rapid 
 course, confusion or tumult, incursion^ Udpeladv abrovs Kvparwv bpbfxri/udaXv. 
 Troad. 695. 
 Apdpds, ov, 6, subst. [cursus,] speed, a course, a race-course. Apbfxovs be 7ro\- 
 \ovs k^eirXriad KafH7rijjiovs. Iph. T. 8 i . SYN. Apaajubs, <j>vyrj. EPITH. JLvpvs, 
 TCVjidrbs, 7ravro7os, beivbs, eV'TrXgftpos, avvvbf.ws, ovpibs, KaXXicrrdbXbs, dvXbpvrbs, 
 XafiTTdbov^ds, 7roXv7rXayKrds, (bicvs, bbXX^bs, 
 Aponepos, a, ov, bpoabeis, evrbs, et poet, bpoiriobrjs, ebs, 6 et ?/, adj. [roscidus,] 
 dewy, cool, limpid. Hdpd yap bpbaepd irvpyois ovveyjjs. Hipp. 226. See 
 also Troad. 830. and Bacch. 704. Syn. 'Epcyeis, vbpr\Xbs. 
 ApbaiZbjj.ai, v. [rore humecto, irroro,] to sprinkle with dew. 'Puyiai XP™ bpb- 
 
 (Tigbpsvat. Ran. loll. 
 Apbnbs, ov, rj, subst. [ros,] dew, dew-drop, juice. Ka^Xacot-car bpbao), biopt]- 
 oerai. Olymp. f. 4. SYN. "Epc-Tj, eepat], ipekds. EPITH. HbrdfjiXa, VTraiQpXa, 
 evdXXa, alfxdrrjpd, OdXaaaXa, Kprjvafa, k'aQdph, fxaXOdn), yXdepa. 
 Apvas, avrbs, by P. N. [Drvas.] Olai' PieipiObuv re, Apvavra re -noifAevd XuaJr. 
 
 A. 263. 
 ApvXvbs, r), bv, adj. [quernus,] oaken, of oak, TeXos be, bpvXvovs o-vyKepavvovacu 
 
 tcXdbovs. Bacch. 1092. 
 ApvtcbXa7TTr}s, ov, 6, subst. [picus' arborarius,] a woodpecker. Obi: eaeX ov ~pv- 
 
 ywv, ovb' alerbs, ob bpuxuXdirrris. Aves 979- 
 Apvbs, ov, i], et bpuf.ibs, ov, pi. heterog. m bpvfid, subst. [(l) quercetum ; (2) 
 quodlibet nemus,] an oak grove, a grove. Kipurjs kv /jeydpoiaX, bxd 8pv/ud 
 irvKvd kol vXrjv. k. 150. See also Hes. Op. 531. and Hipp. 1125. Syn. 
 "AXabs, vXr]. EPITH."5petoj', ei)6rjpbv, XdvXov, olb~bXbv. 
 Apvbybvbs, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [quercum generans; nemorosus,] oak-bearing. 
 
 Apvbybvoi-aX Kbpav. Thesm. 114. 
 Apv7re7r))s, ebs, 6 et ?/, adj. [qui ex arbore cadit, maturus, sole coctus,] 
 ripened on the tree by the heat of the sun. Kal ras bpv-eTrels Kdre7rtve. 
 Lysistr. 56 1. 
 Apv7rrio, v. [lacero,] to rend, to tear. Xepd bpv7ireTai re ndpetav. Hec. 650. 
 
 SYN. 1.7rdpa<T(T<o, dfivaaio, d-nro^eit). 
 Apvs, vbs, 1), subst. [quercus,] an oak. 'O7ro7d klvjos bpvbs, bxws r?/c-5' 'Qb- 
 
 1 For the menning of this word feee Dh Blomf. Glcss. Agam. 1518. 
 
APTT AY2A 237 
 
 fiat. Hec. 398* EpjTH. 'XxprjXi), a£dXea, (3ddvppi£os ? Xipa, TrjXedutoad, v\pXnd- 
 
 pijvos. 
 Apv-dfids, ov, 6, subst. [qui quercus vel arbores caedit,] a wood-cutter. MZ/n 1 
 
 rot bpvro/uos fjiey d^xeivwv, ije fiXrjtyXv. y ¥. 315. SYN. 'YXdrdfids. 
 ApvipaK-ds, ov, 6, subst. [janua fori judicialis; inplur. caucelli,] the door of a 
 
 court of justice, the rails which encompassed the court. El0' vxepeTn)bu)v tovs 
 
 bpv(j>atirovs Travra-^ov. Equit. 672. 
 Avaio, v. [in calamitates conjicio,] to involve in calamity. 'AXXd deoi bvoiaai 
 
 TtoXvirXay ktovs avdpwTrovs. v. 195. SYN. 'Avtaw, irXe^k). 
 Avrj, t)s, ij, subst. [calamitas aerumna, miseria,] distress of mind, calamity. 
 
 Aecrfiovs deiKels, Kai bvas €K(j)vyydvti). P. V. 534. SYN. 'Atv^/jcl, Xvjir), dvia, 
 
 bvarrpafya, dXyos, novos, bvr]7rddXa t EPITH. Aivrj, Xvypd, GvfiofJopds, (jape'ia, 
 
 TrXtcpa, brjfyQvfios. 
 Av)]TvddXa 9 as, ?/, subst. [aeruninarum perpessio,] the enduring of affliction, 
 
 affliction. Aiipd bvrjnddXo: re Kai dXyeaXv' ovb' e/udrrjadv. Apoll. 4. 1395. 
 
 SYN. Avtj, Tiddr)}Jid, Trades, 
 Avt]7rddt)s y Eds, et buij7rddds t ov, 6 et »;, adj. [aerumnarum patiens, aerumnosus, 
 
 miser,] suffering calamities, miserable, distressing. 'AXXd yap ovirdre 0vXd 
 
 bvrj7rddeoiv avdp(v7nov. Apoll. 4. 1165. See also H. in Merc. 486. Syn. 
 
 AeiXaTfrs, adXXos, fidpvTror/uds. 
 Av/jii, bvio, et bvdjjLai, v. [subeo,] to sink, to go under, to enter. Kaprtrrr^v 5j) 
 
 rr/y ye fxayr}v <pd~6 bvfiet'aX avbpiov. Z. 185. SYN. 'Yirobvio, elebvo), KciTabuvoj, 
 
 vTtdbvid), vTrdbvo/jLat. 
 Avvdfxai, f. rrjao/iai, imperf. ebvvdfjirjv, et Alt. i]hvvd}xr)v, v. [possum, valeo,] to 
 
 be able, to have the power, to prevail. Ok* av bvvainqv €%aXei\pao-8ai (ppevos. 
 
 Hec. 588. SYN. 'Icry^w, aQevw, ex 10 ' 
 Avi'd/jXs, et poet. bvvdiTLs, ews, >/, subst. [vis, facultas,] power, ability, capacity. 
 
 '6 6', ws vfipiZr], bviafj.lv els x €l P as Xd/3w;'. Eur. Supp!. 246. See also Androm. 
 
 483. SYN. 'AXi;r), /3ta, is, leyrus, klpvaXa. EPITH. 'AjU0tXd0>/s, daefrros, 
 
 axpela, Atucrborvs, dbdfxacrrds. 
 Avvaa-eia, as, ?/, subst. [potentia,] supreme power, sovereignty. 'Apxns dXvirov 
 
 Kai bvvac-eias etyv. (E. R. 600. SyN. 'Ap^JJ, loyys, rvpavvXs. 
 AuuafTTTjs, et bvvarrjs, ov, et bvvciGTiop, dpos, 6, subst. [dominus,] a sovereign, a 
 
 lord, a potentate. AapTrpovs byv/ivras, kfjurpe-ovrds uldepX. Again. 6. See 
 
 also Pers. 682. (where some read bvraard for bvvdrd,) and Iph. A. 280. Syn. 
 
 'Ap-^os, upxip/os, yye/Jtu)i', fidaXXevs. 
 Avvdros, t), 6v, adj. [potens,] able, powerful, adequate, mighty. Ovkow dirav- 
 
 bCiv buvdrov kcrrX fxoi itovovs. Eur. Suppl. 352. SYN. 'ludvos, 6 Kpdrwv. 
 Avi'uj, vid. AdfiX. 
 Avo, bvoj (poet.), gen. bvo'iv et bvelv, adj. [duo,] two. Avo~iv be iraiboiv bvu 
 
 veKpio Karv-^erai. Hec. 45. 
 AootcaibeKd, adj. indecl. [duodecim,] twelve. Kcu oX v-Toa^effQcu budttaibtKa 
 
 fious etX vrjij). Z. QJi. 
 Ai>dKatbeKdiA7p'ds, ov, 6, adj. [qui duodecim mensium est,] of twelve months. 
 
 Ildyrd bvoxaibeKdfArivov ajjfxtrova. Tiacl). 659. 
 Avtttm, v. [aquas subeo, inergo,] to dip. AvTrropres ice^aXots Kai arridid' yv'ui & 
 
 vvepOe. Apoll. 1. 100S. SYN. V)vt)i&M, kut air ovti£io. 
 Avpb'fXai, poet, pro obvpojiui, v. Pors. ad Hec. 728. [lamentor,] to lament, to 
 
 deplore. Kru pot ra fxev 7rdp6v-d fju) bupeod' o)pf, P. V. 2f \ . SYN. Auitfw, 
 
 ordrvzZtt), fivpdfxai, yodii). 
 AvaayKofxiaros, poet, pro bixrdvdKvfjLiaTos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [non rccuperandus,] 
 
 irrecoverable. AvoayKoftirrTov, Trd-rral. Eumeu. 262. 
 AvaayKpiTos, poet, pro bvadi'dKpXrds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [judicatu difflcilis,] dif- 
 ficult to be decided. 'Io>, buaayKpXroi ttovoi. /Esch. Suppl. 132. 
 
 1 M-^rtj itie last syllable being long, i» tl)6 dal. from ^tis, ^tI&j, M'^ 7 ' r > i l ^ Tl - 
 
238 AY2A AY2F 
 
 Avoayvbs, ov, betrj, adj. [impurus,] impure, unholy. Avaayvois <j>pio\v, Kbpatcis 
 
 &<jte, (3oj-[jiwi>. iEsch. Suppl. 759. 
 AvadbeX<pbs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [infelix in fratribus,] unfortunate in a brother or 
 
 sister, unfortunate brother or sister. AvadbeXtybraTat 7raa<vv, bnbcrai. Sept. 
 
 Theb. 868. 
 Avo-a>)s, eds, b et fj, adj. [graviter spirans,] hard-blowing. Kavfidrbs e£ dvl^oib 
 
 bveaeos opvvfAEVOib. E. 86a. SYN. Avoirvbos. 
 Avaaiavrjs, eds, 6 et 7], adj. [lugubris,] mournful, lamenting. Bbav bvamavr,, 
 
 Hepaais. Pers. 286. 
 Avaaidptos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [caliginosus,] darksome. "H/3t?j/ 0'* b # 6p<pv7]s etc 
 
 bvaaidpXov, vetov. Heracl. 857. 
 Avo-cuW, uvbs, 6 et 7), et bvaadXXbs, a, bv, adj. [miser, infelix,] wretched. Av- 
 
 caiuv # b fixbs. Eur. Suppl. 970. See also CE. C. 328. 
 AvaaXyris, ebs, 6 et fj, adj. [gravem adferens s. perpetiens dolorem,] very pain- 
 ful, hard to be endured. AvaaXyel Tvya, pXvvpd Opebfuevas. Agam. 1135. 
 AvaakyriTbs, ov, b et r), adj. [qui dolore alterius vix adficitur,] uufeeling, hard- 
 hearted. 'E/zou TtpbaapKEiv nav' bvaakyqros yap dv. CE. R. 12. SYN. IkXtj- 
 
 pos, avrfkerjs, dvdXyrjrbs. 
 
 AvaaXiorbs, ov, b et ?/, adj. [difficilis captu s. occupatu,] difficult to be cap- 
 tured or held. Tctv bvadXiorbv eXr] tXs apyciv. P. V. 173. 
 Avffajufjibpbs, ov, b et f), adj. [miserriraus,] dreadfully miserable. ? H pa. vv /not 
 
 ttote Kal cv, bixrafJifibpE) 61X70.6' traipvio. T. 315. SYN. "Afibpos, bvaybpbs, 
 
 bvoTvyiis, drv)(7js. 
 Avaavwp, bpbs, b et ?/, adj. [infeliciter maiitatus,] ill contracted. Tdfxov bva- 
 
 avbpd. iEsch. Suppl. 1071. 
 AvffcnraXXati-bs, ov, b et >/, adj. [qui s. quod difficulter abjici potest,] difficult 
 
 to be shaken off. 'E7ret kv bvad-n aXXaK- 01s bbvvais. Trach. 9j6. 
 Avadpearbs, ov, b et ?/, adj. [difficilis, morosus,] difficult to be pleased r morose, 
 
 surly, fastidious. XaXe7r6v jjlev ovv dvbpas bvadpeorovs vovQeteiv. Eccles. 180. 
 
 SYN. AvarpbTtbs, bv<7^epr)s, •%d\E7rbs. 
 AvcrdpiffTbrbneid, as, 1), adj. [quae optimum filium, sed malo fato, peperit,] uu- 
 
 happy in giving birth to the noblest of sons. T 12 fxoX syw beiX)), w pot bvadpL- 
 
 (TTbrbKeia. 2. 54. 
 AvaapKTbs, ov, b et r/, adj. [contumax,] ill regulated, contumacious. fypEves 
 
 bvaapiCTOi' npos bs Kapbi<a (f)bj3bs. Choeph. 1011. SYN. Avcnreidi]s, dvijKobs. 
 AvaaoyZtos, ov, b et fj, adj. [intolerabilis,] intolerable. Tj/Ae ndpeS,' 6b/x)) bi 
 
 bvaaayETbs avdX XEXenrrb. Apoll. 2. 2/2. SYN. Ava<popr]Tbs, bvaa^di'is. 
 AijffavXla, as, %, subst. [graves excubiae,] an inconvenient abode. Mo^dovs yap 
 
 el XEyoiful ml bvaavXXas. Agam. 558. 
 AvaavXbs, ov, b et >/, adj. [ad deversandum parum commodus,] hard to lodge 
 
 in, incommodious. AvaavXiov ndytov aWpXa. Antig. 363. 
 Avaavxns, eos, b et 7), adj. [odiose jactans s. glorians,] vainly boasting. Ov 71 
 
 eyiov, oioi te bvcrav^EES dXXoX taoXv. Apoll. 3. 97 '6. 
 AvaayQris, lbs, b et ?/, adj. [onerosus, non tolerandus,] burdensome, difficult to 
 
 to be borne, intolerable. 'ETrdObjjiev -ndQos bvcra^Qls, io ttottoi. Eumen. 145. 
 
 SYN. AvacKT^trbs, bvacjibpbs, bvatybprjrbs. 
 AvofidvKTbs, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [lacrymabilis,] ill-boding, mournful. Tetve bt bva- 
 
 fiavKTov fibav, rav. Pers. 580. 
 AvafjovXXa, as, >/, subst. [stultitia consilii, malum consilium,] absurd design. 
 
 'AW ea 1 fiE, kgu T))v ei, Ey.ov bva/3ovXXav. Antig. 05. SYN. 'ApovXXa, avoid. 
 AvafiioXbs, ov, b et »/, adj. [parum fertilis,] barren. Total oe bvafiu)Xos ml rpr}- 
 
 yei, oh E%b\u)Qr)s. Horn. Epigr. 8.3. SYN. "Axapnbs. 
 
 Avaydfibs, ov, b et ?/, adj. [improbi s. infelicis matrimonii,] of a bad or un- 
 happy marriage, horrid. Avaydytbv aloybs eXovo\ Troad. 1114. 
 
 1 "Ea in scanned Jiere as a monosyllable. 
 
AYZr AT2H 239 
 
 Avaylveid, as, ^, subst. [generis obscuritas,] low birth. Tr/v bvoylveiav rrjy 
 
 l^xYiv ala^vverni. CE. R. 1098. 
 &vffyev))s, eus, 6 et 77, adj. [ignobilis,] low-born, ignoble. Axbovs ye pev brf, 
 
 Swygres ur]bkv blbov. Helen. 1275. 
 Avayvoui, et bvcryvojaXa, as, f], subst. '[ignorantia,] ignorance. Avayvotdv oaris 
 ttjv efjiijv Xaalrai. Here. F. 1107- See also Eur. Electr. 767. Syn. 'A/iovXta, 
 bva[3ovXXa, avoid, ayvioaXa. 
 Avabai/jLoyXa, as, ?/, subst. [infelicitas,] misfortune. MerafiaWei bvabai/novXa. 
 
 Ipli. T. 1 120. SYN. AvaTV^Xa, bvcnrpa^Xa. 
 AvabaLuwv, dvds, 6 et ?/, adj. [infelix,] unfortunate. Upbs ay bvabaipovX poipq.. 
 
 (E. R. 1312. SYN. Avo-rroTfios, adXXds. 
 Avabaicpvrds, ov, b et >/, adj. [lacrymabilis,] sadly to be wept over or lamented. 
 TLefJ.7r-ei fipciyy xp^y/nd bvarbdtcpvrdv/Av-Ttivdpds. Agam. 428. SYN. 'Afyodprj- 
 vbs, baKpvois irdQeivds. 
 Avabd/udp, ap-os, vel bvabdjiapTos, ov, 6, adj. [in conjugio infelix,] unhappy in 
 marriage. 'Avjjp re bvabdjj,aprds avr civbpos near}, Agam. 1290. SYN. Auct- 
 yd/uos, bvcrvvfitpos. 
 Avirebpds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [malam sedem habens,] ill seated, a bad neighbor. 
 
 Avaibpos teal bi>(jdfj.iXus. Again. 723. SYN. KdtcdyeiTbw, 
 Avoeipdrds, ov, b et rj, adj. [male vestitus,] meanly dressed. 2v 5' w6' dXovros 
 
 Kal bvaelfxdros xpod. Eur. Electr. 1107. 
 AvaetcXvTujs, adv. [inextricabiliter, ita ut solvi non possit,] inextricably. "Apapev 
 
 ijbe y thXevr} bvaeKXvrws. P. V. fjO. 
 AvaeKTrepards, et bvaelijvvards, ov, 6 et f], adj. [vix explicabilis, difficilis ad 
 transeundum,] unutterable, inextricable, difficult to pass through. Kddefa bv- 
 aeKirepaTdv, oXdov. Hipp. 887- See also Hipp. 1232. 
 AvoeXevr), ijs, rj, subst. [infelix Helena,] unhappy or infamous Helen. Uticpav 
 
 Xbovad AvalXlvav. Iph. A. 13l6. Epith. 'EXtvas, see Agam. 699. 
 AvveXnXs, ibds, 6 et //, adj. [speorbatus, desperans,] hopeless, desperate. Kcu 
 
 rore /j.ev bvaekirls. Choeph. 40o\ SYN. 'Ave\7rtOTds. 
 Avae^vvaros, v. AvaeKiripaTds. 
 
 Avaepyds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [piger ad opus faciendum,] inconvenient for working. 
 T H kcu x €l ^ 1 bvffepydv ; enel ku\ j^eljudrX 7roXXoL Bion 6. 5. 
 Avcrtpis, ibds, adj. [acerbus et pertinax in certando, minis rixosus,] bitter in 
 contention, too quarrelsome, morose. Ovr <Lv bualpis fis dyav, Olymp. 6\ 
 33. Syn. tylXdveiKos. 
 AvntpiffTus, ov, b et ?/, adj. [admodum certaminis avidus, valde litigiosus,] 
 difficult or dangerous to contend about. To bvoEpiarov alpd tyvawv "Apr\s. 
 Soph. Electr. 1385. 
 Avaepws, lords, betrj, adj. [perdite amans,] unfortunately or desperately loving. 
 
 Avoepcores bi) (haivd/jLtd' owes. Hipp. 193. 
 Avffevm'iTwp, dpds, b, subst. [infaustus tori socius,] a dreadful bedfellow. At- 
 
 \ewv bvaev-vardpds. Sept. Theb. 280. 
 AvaevptTds, ov, b et ?/, adj. [inventu difficilis,] difficult to be found or explored. 
 
 Ad[3wv ev vXr\ uei/UEUOv bvaevpETo). Bacch. 1210. 
 Av<jir)Xds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [in malam partem {emulator, suspicax, iracundus, 
 acerbus,] prone to suspicion, very envious or jealous. Alrjy yap buaZrjXoX 
 ea~is ettX ivaial tokT^es. Apoll. 4. 1089« SYN. <\>ddvlpds, (jnXdveiuos. 
 AvarjXEyt)s, e'os, adj. [propr. molestam parans dormitionem, gravis,] harassing, 
 
 painful. Tw ok* av Odvdrov yl buvqXtyEa 7rpd(j)uyoifjQd. ^. 3'25. 
 AvarjXtds, ov, b et >/, adj. [ad quein sol aegre pervenit, sole carens,] scarcely 
 
 illuminated by the sun, cold, dreary. Ta£i»> iyjivod ku\ boaaXiov Kvltyas. 
 
 Eumen. 399. Syn. 'Ai^Xids. 
 AvarijjLEpXds, v. Avffa/jEpXds. 
 Avffi]vlpds, ov, b et ij, adj. [ventis vexatus,] harassed by the wind. 07Wi Kal 
 
 bvaa.vEfj.dy. Antig. 591. 
 Avanpdrds, ov, b et 1), adj. [aratu difficilis,] difficult to be ploughed. Avry Zyut 
 
240 AY2H AT2K 
 
 Tolrjhe hvaripbrbs. Call. 4. 268. 
 Avarjxrjs, eds, 6 et ij, adj. [horrisonus,] ill or harsh sounding, hoarse, flav- 
 
 aacrdai 7rd\e/ioid bv^rj^eos, elabKE veicpovs. H. 376. SYN. AvaKEXabbs, ftapvr}- 
 
 \}js t /3apvppdfids. 
 AvadaXirr)s, eos, 6 et r/, adj. [calefactu difficilis, frigid us,] hardly warm, cold, 
 
 frigid. *H nal yet^iibvos bvodaXitEos' 6s pa te epycjv. P. 549. SYN. "^v^pus, 
 
 ptyrjXbs. 
 Avodavarbs, ov, 6 et r), adj. [difficilem mortem inferens,] causing a painful 
 
 death. AvaddvaTiDV Kparijpojv 7rXr]-po)fxdrd. Ion 1056. SYN. ®a-t'aTt](pbpbs. 
 Avadeards, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [infelix adspectu, invisus, dirus,] difficult or painful 
 
 to look at, shocking. 'Opys Oeajja bvoQiarbv ofipaoiv. P. V. 69- SYN. Avg- 
 
 irpbcroTrrbs, beu bs, (j)d(3epos. 
 Avcdeds, ov, 6 ct }/, adj. [(l)Diis odiosus, (2)impius,] (1) hated by the gods, 
 
 (2) impious, wicked. Avros' Igvia hi rovbe bvadeos variip. Agam. 1580. 
 
 SYN. 'Airort/ios kv deals, aaefiris. 
 Avadepd7revTds, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [segre sanabilis,] difficult to be cured, past 
 
 remedy. Kai juoi bvadepaTrevrus Atas. Aj. Fl. 6l4. SYN. 'AvtjxevTos, bvcrKrj- 
 
 Xos, bvalaros. 
 AvcrdvijCTKoj, v. [difficulter vel male morior,] to die hard. BdXXei jxe bvoQvy)- 
 
 gkovtos alfidros veov. Rhes. 791« 
 Avadpiivr^Tos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [lamentabilis,] very mournful, doleful. "hfcX bver- 
 
 6p}jvr}Tdp' T ft rdXas eju). Antig. 1211. SYN. Avoatavtjs, irbXvbaKpvrbs, cW- 
 
 (3a.VKTds, yospos, ybebvbs. 
 AvaQpbbs, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [(l)asperum reddens sonitum, (2) flebilis,] harshly 
 
 sounding, mournful. Avadpbov (povds dvdKp(.vbjiEvbv. Pyth. 4, 111. 
 AvffdvfUEto, et bvaQvfiaivu), v. [animum despondeo, moereo,] to be depressed in 
 
 mind, to grieve, to despond. Tt xWH a & dvEpevvqrd bwOvfiel, yvvai ; Ion 
 
 258. See also H. Horn. Cer. 363. SYN. AvnEbfjiai, bvatcbXaivw, ddvfxio), 
 
 hvfftypoi'Eb). 
 Avadvfxta, as, r/, snbst. [animi moeror,] depression of mind, sadness. Tx <prjs' 
 
 ccKptos jj.01 eras fpacrov bvadvfiXas. Med. 6S9» SYN. 'AQujJiXa, Xvttt), 
 Avodv/Ltds, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [graviter animo adfectus, mcestus, tristis,] heavy in 
 
 mind, sad, dejected. Avadv/ubs' el bi 001 bbtc& <ppbve"lv kolkws. Soph. Electr. 
 
 550. SYN. "AOvfAos, (jdpvdvfjLbs, dppwards, GizXiipbs, bvatypiov, KckopovXos. 
 Avoia-bs, ov, 6 et 1), adj. [sanatu difficilis, insanabilis,] difficult to be cured, in- 
 curable. Aeirr] rXs Spy)) teat bvalaros 7re\et. Med. 520. SYN. AvaQlpdirevTos, 
 
 av)jKe<?Tbs. 
 AvdljuEpbs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [ingratus,] disagreeable, unpleasing. 'He pXv cirrjs 
 
 Trfj/jd bvai/uspbv, 1) Toy evigttio. Apoll. 4. 4. SYN. AvoZpias. 
 AvcXs, Eu>s, ij, subst. [occasus,] the setting of the sun, the west. "Aarpojv ibet^d, 
 
 rets te bvcriipXrovs bvaeis. P. V. 467- SYN. AvfTjir). 
 Av(ri;adapTbs, ov, o et 11, adj. [purgatu difficilis, inexpiabilis, implacatus,] diffi- 
 cult to be purified or expiated, implacable. T H bvamdapre ba'ifxbv, u>s fx a7rw- 
 
 Xeccls. Pax 1250. SYN. 'Axadaprbs. 
 AvcTKa-n-vos, ov, adj. [male fumosus,] infested with smoke. Aka be Xafxnet fiev 
 
 kv bvoKd-Kvois. Agam. 747. 
 AvoKaraTravoTbs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [non sedandus,] difficult to be stopped, im- 
 placable, restless, incessant. 1w bvaKaTdTravarbv dXybs. Choeph. 463. Syn. 
 
 " Airavrtros. 
 AvoKEXabbs, vid. Avvqv'is. r Opa<rd\ bam bvcncEXdboirrX. Ion 1098. 
 AvatcriXbs, vid. AvcQEpa-Kevrbs. (dial fipbrtiv ariiuriTE bvoKrfXov ")$&va. Eumen. 
 
 828. 
 AvvKY}b>}s, eos, 6 et 77, adj. [plenns laborum et curarum,] laborious, anxious, dis- 
 tressing. Et fjep k ev irbrafxy bvffKr)be.a vvktcl <j)vXa'£,u). c. 466. 
 Av(tkXe))s, eos, 6 et 7/, adj. [inglorisjs, indignus,] infamous, inglorious, disgrace- 
 ful, 'ils vu>v dTceyQi]S bvcwXiiis t d7rw\t-o. Antig. 50. Syn.'AkXo/s, drijjbs, 
 
 abo£bs, a7roe7rvs. 
 
AT2K AY2M 241 
 
 AvoicXetd, as, %, subst. [ignominia,] disgrace, ignominy, infamy. AvonXetdv 
 EKTriaavrd Kal padvpXav. Med. 220. SYN. See 'ASo#a. 
 
 AvokXZws, adv. [turpiter, inglorie,] infamously, ignominiously, ingloriously. 
 Kre7j'', el bbtcel ooc bvaicXetos yap ov Krivels. Helen. 992. 
 
 AvoubXaivu, v. [indigne fero, inorosus s. difficilis sum,] to be indignant, to be 
 peevish. X' a bvoubXaivei irpbs e/jle Kal (3pevdve.rat. Lysistr. 887. SYN. Avo- 
 ytpaivta, bvotybpEU). 
 
 AvaubXXa, as, rj, subst. [acerbitas, severitas, difficultas,] harshness, strictness, 
 moroseness. 'Ynb bvoKbXXas 6' dnaoX rtLiwv rrjv fidnpav. Vesp. 106. 
 
 AvoKoXbcaLnrrbs, ov, 6 et %, adj. [difficilis flexu,] difficult to be modulated. 
 
 Oias ol vvv ras Kara Qpvviv ravras ras bvoKbXbaai,nrrovs. Nub. 971. 
 AvfrKoXdicoirds, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [difficilem somnum efficiens,] rendering sleep 
 
 difficult, wakeful. 'AW epekcv ye \pv)(fjs oreppas, bvonoXbicoirov re fxepifxvrjs. 
 
 Nub. 419. 
 AvffKdXds, ov, 6 et f), adj. [difficilis, morosus,] nice in feeding, hard to please, 
 
 morose, peevish. 'Sis bvoKbXov rd yfjpds avOpunrois ecftv. Bacch. 1240. Syn. 
 
 'ApyaXeos, bvo(j>bpos, buarjXey^s, aypXbs, bvodpeorbs, drjbrjs, bvo^Eprjs. 
 AvoKbfiiorbs,ov, oetrj, adj. [intolerabilis,] hard to be borne or endured. Ubrfios 
 
 bvoKbiiiorbs eio^Xdrb. Autig. 1347. See Avocjtbpbs. 
 Avotcpirbs, ov, b et fi, adj. [judicatu difficilis,] hard to be distinguished or in- 
 terpreted. See in Avals. 
 AvcrKptrws, adv. [indistiucte,] indistinctly. XprjOfiovs, doiifiovs, bvoicpXrios r el- 
 
 prjfiivovs. P. V. 683. 
 AvffKv/utaivos, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [procellosus,] stormy. 'Ev vvktX bvonvtxavrd V 
 
 tjpwpet KaKa. A gam. 636. 
 AvoXenrbs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [infandus,] difficult to be related. Aeijas bvoXeKrd 
 
 qXXoioXv. Pers. 704. SYN."A(0j0?/ros, bvo<pdrbs. 
 AvoXbyiorbs, ov, betii, adj. [ratiocinatu s. judicatu difficilis,] difficult to be 
 
 computed or apprehended. Kal irpos rX bvoXbytorbv wb' rjfcv \epd ; Aj. Fl. 40. 
 AvaXb(j>bs, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [cervici onerosus, gravis,] not fit for the yoke, insup- 
 portable. Kal riovbe y e£ei bvoXb^ioripovs iibvovs. P. V. 939» 
 AvoXbtyus, adv. [difficulter, aegre,] with difficulty, heavily. 'Ev rails roXovrots 
 
 bvoXbtfxos <pepet kolkcl. Troad. 303. 
 AvffXvrbs, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [solutu difficilis,] difficult to be loosened or disen- 
 tangled, intricate. Kal bvoXvrovs e^ovod ras bXaXXdyas. Phcen. 388. 
 AvoiidBlw, v. [vix aguosco,] to recognize with difficulty. Avrov lxev ovv bpSod 
 
 bvo/xadels ejule. Choeph. 223. SYN. 'Attioteu), ayvblu). 
 AvvfAddrjs, eos, adj. [indocilis, difficilis doctu,] difficult to teach. TJXijv ruj 
 
 rlKovrX Kaprd bvafjiddrjs Xbelv. Med. 1193. 
 Avafxd^EO}, v. [aegre, difficulter resisto,] to resist with difficulty. QeoToX oW/id- 
 
 yovvrEs &A\' eoio orlyris. Trach. 499* 
 AvafjLdxnrEbs, a, b\>, adj. [aegre resistendus,] difficult to resist or struggle 
 
 against. To bpyv* dvayKTf o' ovyX bvcrfxax^riov. Antig. 1106. 
 Avafxa^bs, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [inexpugnabilis,] not to be conquered, impregnable. 
 
 Aeivbv rb rrXfidos, £vv bbXo) re bvoLidybv. Hec. 883. SYN. Avolpiorbs, bvorcd- 
 
 Xaiaros, bvoTrbXELios, tyXXovetKos. 
 AvtTfjLEVEw, et bvafxEvaivu), v. [iufensus sum, animo sum male afFecto,] to act as 
 
 an enemy, to be hostilely disposed to. 'AXV dye, liijketX iiol Kd/cd pecere bva- 
 
 fXEVEOvrls. v. 314. See also Med. 870. SYN. Ava\Epah(o, ttoXelxew, e^daipw. 
 AvafjiEveid, as, ^, subst. [malevolentia, hostilitas,] ill-will, enmity. 'AX\', >/ ydp 
 
 €K aov bvarjjLEvetd, Kai rd ad. Soph. Electr. 6*21. SYN. Avavoid, '^\Qpa, fxlabs. 
 AvaiiEvris, ibs, 6 et ft, adj. [malevolus, hostilis,] ill-disposed, hostile. Ava/xEVEes 
 
 & dvbpes oylbbv c'idrai. K. 100. SYN. 'E^pos, irbXE/iXbs, d7rey,^)s, dLieiXucrbs, 
 
 orvyZpbs. 
 Avafir), T/s, t], subst. [occasus,] see AooXs. Totaiv kv bvojj.al.oXv avydv. Isthm. 
 
 4. 113. 
 Avofxtirrjp, Epos, »/, subst. [mala, s. infesta mater,] a cruel or unnatural mother. 
 Pros. Lex. 2 H 
 
242 AYIM AYZII 
 
 Mrjrep Ifir), bv<Tpr)TZp, drrrfvid dvfidv t^ovea. y ¥, Q7- 
 AvcrjxriTiop, dpds, 6 et ?/, adj. [qui infaustae matris est,] of a cruel mother. Av<r- 
 
 fJLUTOpOS KOTOV TV^OJV. jiEscll. Suppl. 68. 
 
 &vaw)(ave(D, v. [difficultate laboro,] to be hardly able, to find great difficulty. 
 
 Kayw Toiovros eifx, eirel bva[X7]ydvG). Agam. 1331. SYN. Ov bvva.fj.ai. 
 Avfffxoipds, et bvfffjidpds, ov, 6 et 77, adj. [infelix,] having a sad fate, wretched. 
 r fi tckvov, fjiceis ; h. <5 irarep bvafxoip opyv. (E. C. 327. See (E. R. 665. SYN. 
 
 Avcrrv^s, adXXos. 
 Avfffxopcpos, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [deformis,] ill-shapen, horrid. "AiroXXdv, ws eodfjTi 
 
 bvfffiop(f)u) irpeicei. Helen. 1203. 
 Avavnnos, ov, 6 et ri, adj. [qui s. quod aegre deleri potest,] difficult to be 
 
 washed away, indelible. XaXidjs 07rws bvovntTov e/c beXrov ypa<pi\v. Trach. 
 
 685. 
 Avavotd, as, _r), subst. [malevolentia,] ill-will, reluctance. Avvvoid uj) irpoacorXv, 
 
 7) \v7rr) TrXtcpa. Soph. Electr. 654. 
 Avcrvdds, ov, 6 et f/, contr. bvavovs, adj. [malevolus,] ill-disposed, malevolent. 
 
 Avavovv fie. Xrjifjead', o'lrXvis Trod"" rjtcere. Iph. T. 351. SYN. Av(t/jlevt)s, e^dpos. 
 Avvvootos, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [cum reditu iufortunato, infaustus,] hard to return, 
 
 ill-omened. Avgvogtov avroTs vogtov efxfidXeiv deXw. Troad. 75. 
 Avo-vvfi(j)os, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [infeliciter sponsus,] unhappily married. Kal kov- 
 
 pat, Kal bvovvfxtyoi. Troad. 145. SYN. Avoydfios, KaKovvfupos, alvbydjxds, alvo- 
 
 XeKrpos. 
 Ava^vfipXrjrds, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [perobscurus,] very obscure, very mysterious. 
 
 K.eivos be bvcr%i>fjifiXt]Tdv eitfveyK bird. Eur. Dan. 10. SYN. Avars Kfxapros. 
 AvoIvvetos, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [difficilis intellectu,] hard to be understood, abs- 
 truse. Ava^vverov Zvvetos /ueXos eyvto. Ph03n. 1520. SYN. 'Agvvetos, dadtyrjs. 
 Avadbdirai7rdXds, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [salebrosus, invius,] difficult to pass, (as being 
 
 craggy). 'AviiXXa) Xau7ra, bi>abbb7rai7rdXd. Eum. 390. SYN. Tpax»s. 
 Avaoigu, v. [metuo, timeo,] to hesitate, to be suspicious. Ov tol bvool£io, 
 
 Oafivov ws opvis,tybfiij). Agam. 1287* SYN. Avvfopea), bva^epaivu), v7tottt€V(o, 
 
 tybfiebfjiat. 
 Avffoi/jios, ov, 6 et>/, adj. [lamentabilis,] lamentable. Avaoifiov rv^as, Choeph. 
 
 932. * SYN. Avadpoos, bvafiavtCTos, bvoKeXdbbs. 
 AvaoiOTos, vid. Av(T(j>dpds. Ovb' wbi bvadeard Kal bvaoiard. P. V. 714. 
 Av<rofj.(3pds, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [pluviosus,] raining heavily, showering. Kai bvao/j.- 
 
 fipa (pevyeiv fiaXrj. Antig. 365. 
 AvcrdfiiXos, vid. ad Avoe bpbs. 
 AvaofjinaTos, ov, et 7j, adj. [oculis haud integer,] dim-sighted. AepKb/ievotffX 
 
 Kal butrofifjiaTois. Eumen. 391 • 
 Avaropyds, ov, oetrii adj. [qui graviter irascitur,] irritable. '6 S' evddb' tjkwv, 
 
 Kaiirep ov bvaopybs &v. Philoct. 377* SYN. Bdpvdvfibs, ofyxoXos. 
 AvffopfxdSfOv, 6 et 7), adj. [importunus, s. male fidus carinis,] inconvenient, dan- 
 gerous. Bam, bvaopfxos vavaXv, fjv 6 ^XXb^bpos. Pers. 454. 
 Avaopvis, 160s, 6 et 7), adj. [quod malis s. sinistris avibus fit,] inauspicious, led 
 
 by an evil omen, fatal. *H KpTjaXas ck yds bvaopvXs. Hipp. 756. 
 Avooptyvaios, a, ov, adj. [caliginosus,] dusky, gloomy. Avoop^vaid $ afityX rpv^V' 
 
 Phcen. 337. 
 AvaoafiXa, as, r/, subst. [malus odor,] a stench. "Edov, fibrjs re Kal bvaoafxXas 
 
 ye/uwv. Philoct. 876. 
 AvaovpiiTTds, ov, 6 et tj, adj. [quod ad verso vento advehitur, infelix,] driven near 
 
 by an unfavorable wind, unfortunate. Kal bvaovpHrrdv. CE. R. 1313. 
 AvarcdQliov, ovtos, 6, adj. [aerumnarum patiens,] suffering misfortune. MtjteoX 
 
 bvcndBtovTos. Mosch. 4. 84. SYN. Av<jTrorfxds, bvaa/jL/btdpos, aOXXos. 
 AvandXaKJTds, ov, et 6v<77ra\?)s, ids, 6 et 7), adj. [(l) vix eluctabilis, (2) difficilis,] 
 
 hard to contend with, unavoidable, arduous, difficult. Tvx a » rvya bvoird- 
 
 1 See Dr. Blomf. Gloss. 
 
AYin AV2II 243 
 
 \at<7Tds ijicet. Alcest. 910. See also Pyth. 4. 484. Syn. AvV/udxos, apydXtbs, 
 hvcr)(zp*l s i bvoKoXos, fficXripdSt bvarv^s. 
 
 Avairaiafids, ov, 6 et f/, adj, [cui aegre repugnari potest, insuperabilis,] hard to 
 struggle against, insurmountable, (dewv bvairdXa^ou Eumen. 849- 
 
 AvcnrdXdfios, adv. [sine remedio, infeliciter,] without remedy, miserably. Kal 
 yap bvaircdMfUds oXoib. jEsch. Suppl. 874. 
 
 Avff7rupdj3ovXds, ov^ 6 et rj, adj. [male consulens s. suadens,] ill-advising, ill- 
 judging. AvoTrdpdfiovXoiat <ppEoXv. iEsch. Suppl. 113. SYN. AvafiovXbs, 
 dfiovXbs. 
 
 AvaTcupaQeXKTosy ov, 6 et y, adj. [vix placabilis,] hardly to be appeased, im- 
 placable. AvanapadeXiCTOis iraQovTos oiktois. iEsch. Suppl. 391. ' 
 
 Avff7rapalri]Tds f et bvoirapYiybpbs, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [difficilis exoratu, inexorabilis,] 
 hard to be supplicated, unrelenting. <D0ey£er Aios yap bvondpaiTrjrot typeves. 
 P. V. 34. See also Eumen. 387. Syn. 'ATrapairrjTbs, dfxeiXXxbs, x^^os, 
 fidpvs. 
 
 Avcnrdpewbs, ov, 6 et y, adj. [in quo vel quocum non bene dormitur,] hard to lie 
 on or with, cruel, unfortunate. To bvandpevvoy Xetcrpdv evbdTov/jiEvbs. Trach.793. 
 
 Avcr7rdpyybpbs, vid. AvcnrdpaiTrjTbs, 
 
 AvairdpXs, Xbbs, 6, subst. [infelix Paris,] wretched Paris. AvandpX, elbbs doiore, 
 yvvaifiavts, rj7repuTrevTa. T. 39« 
 
 Avo-7re/i7rros, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [aegre submovendus s. expellendus,] hard to be re- 
 moved. AvanefXTTTos efyo, Ivyybviov 'iLpivxxov. Agam. Il6l. 
 
 Avff7refi(j>eXds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [infeliciter demissus,] unfortunately sent, boiste- 
 rous. Mrjbi irbXvfcivov bairbs bvaxefx^eXos elvat. Hes. Op. 720. Syn. Ava- 
 apeoros, ^aXe7ros, bvarnoXos. 
 
 AvoTrevOrjs, ids, 6 et y, adj. [luctuosus,] causing bitter grief, heavily grieving, 
 mournful. Ava-nevQei avv Kd/jidr<*>. Pyth. 12. 18. SYN. UbXv7revd^s f 7rbXv6pr)vbs. 
 
 Avaireparbs, ov, 6 et y, adj. [(1) trajectu difficilis, (2) tempestuosus, non tole- 
 randus,] (1) difficult to pass through, (2) tempestuous, intolerable. Avairepa- 
 rdv a\S>v\ Med. 646. 
 
 AvaniTris, eds, 6 et r], adj. [male cadens, adversus, gravis,] turning out ill, un- 
 fortunate, heavy, troublesome. '6pw* jxddeiv yap eyyvs o)v, ov bvaneTiis. Aj. 
 Fl. 1065. SYN. Avtr^epj/s, bvfnroTfibs. 
 
 Avanerds, adv. [graviter, aegre,] heavily, painfully, with difficulty. T H bvont- 
 tws av rovs efxovs ddXovs <pepots. P. V. 777 ' • 
 
 Avcnrlvris, eos, 6 et >/, adj. [squalidus,] squalid. Kadeegr' elf eXvae bvamvels 
 arbXds. CE. C. 1597. SYN. KvxfJir)pbs, pvirdpds, "xXvapos. 
 
 AvcnrXavds, ov, 6 et r\, adj. [misere errans,] wretchedly wandering. AvanXdvois 
 "Upas dXdreiats. P. V. 933. Syn. 'AXj^s. 
 
 Aihtttvoos, contr. bvairvovs, ov, b et rj, adj. [vehementer vel male spirans,] 
 violently blowing, hard-breathing, panting. Avonvovs tKdvto novtybv e%upas 
 Trbbd. Antig. 223. Syn. Avaays. 
 
 Av(77rbXefjir}Tbs, ov, b et ?/, adj. [non oppugnandus,] hard to wage war with, diffi- 
 cult to be combated. Awn oXe^tov, by ov-tXs. jEscIi. Suppl. 656. Syn. 
 Avar/ia^bs. 
 
 Avoirbvris, lbs, bvonbvbs, et bvvirbvrjTbs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [laboriosus, aerumnosus,] 
 toilsome, harassing, oppressive. Avairbvlos Kdfidroib, (j)XXa fiXltydp d/u^XKaXv- 
 i//as. e. 493. Antig. 1277. and (E. C. 1614. Syn. IlbXvnbvbs, iroXvufiyrbs, 
 aXyeivbs. 
 
 AvcrTTOT/jibs, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [cujus sors est misera, infelix,] ill-fated, wretched. 
 'OpaTE beafjiwrriv fit bvairbrfjioy Qeov, P. V. 119- SYN. Awtv^s, bvadfjifibpos, 
 adXXbs, KaKUTvxfjs, drvyfis^ bvffTrjvbs. 
 
 Avoirorpws, adv. [infeliciter,] unhappily, unfortunately. YlXrjQovaX vexpiov bva- 
 TTbTfxios ecpdap he Viov. Pers. 277. SYN. 'Atvx&s, adXXios, rdXanriopios, 
 
 Avoirbrbs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [non potabilis,] unfit to drink, nauseous. Bocricav 
 <j>Epolfxav 7ra>/zdros bvoirbrov. Eumen. 266. 
 
 1 Porson's emendation of this line is here adopted, a& making the line correspond with that 
 m the strophe. 
 
244 Ann AY2T 
 
 Avffirpayew, v. [adversa fortuna utor,] to prove unfortunate. T&J bvffirpayovvTi 
 b* ZiriaTlva'xeiV' Agam. 7^3. Syn. Avarvytw. 
 
 Avanpa^Xa, as, ^, subst. [infelicitas, infortunium,] misfortune, miscarriage, ca- 
 lamity. Hiicreiv (Supeiais irpos di&v bvairpafyais. Aj. Fl. 75i9- SYN. Avotv- 
 yXa, drvyXa, Aw/3r;, drv^/jua. 
 
 AvcnrpocXTds, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [qui difficulter adiri potest,] difficult of access, 
 inaccessible. AvmrpbaXros, e<t(o te KXeidpwv airdvXds', &vbpd b % ov xpE&v. 
 Iph. A. 345. SYN. AvadpiXos, airpoaXTos. 
 
 AvanpoooioTos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [idem : et, intractabilis,] difficult of approach, 
 untoward. T# bvairpftoouiTov Kairpoaiiyopov a-QfJid. CE. C. 1277* SYN. Ava- 
 irpo&iTos. 
 
 AvffirpdffoirTds, et bv(nrpdff<0Tr5s, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [qui adspectus infausti vel tristis 
 est,] of forbidding mien, frightful, hideous. Ylefixpat Tab" clvttj hvoirpbaoirt 
 Zvelpard. Soph. Electr. 460. See also (E. C. 286. 
 
 Avatrefieia, as, %, subst. [impietas,] impiety, ungodliness. 'Ek hvoolfieias daXdv 
 et Tldrifxt vlv. Helen. 1020. SYN. 'AtrejSeta. EPITH. 'YTrspoTrXos. 
 
 AvaalpEia, v. [impius sum,] to commit impiety, to be impious. Twv bvcal- 
 (3ovvt(i)v ft eiapdpwTEpa weXols. Eumen. 913. 
 
 Avffasfirjs, eos, 6 et fj, adj. [impius,] impious, ungodly. OinroTE KEicXriffei bvaoe- 
 Prjs clvt €v<te(jovs. Helen. 1028. Syn. See"A0£os. 
 
 Avaabos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [qui vix servari potest, perditus,] difficult to be saved, 
 wretched, abandoned. Tbv QaXXov TpfoyovrX tcl bvaabd* git& 6 XEwapybs. 
 Theocr. 4. 45. EXP. K^dKobai/xioy, bvoyipibs (tio^ojievos, 
 
 AvaaTOfxeto, v. [objurgo,] to upbraid with. Keivrjv te ravrd bvacrTbiielv eyw bs 
 
 ; vXv. CE. C. 986. See Brunck. Syn. See Av^/zew. 
 
 AvardXas, aivd, dv ; bvarrjvbs, ov, et hvarXrifnov, bvbs, 6 et ^, adj. [valde mi- 
 ser,] very unhappy. T il bvardXaivd' irpos rXvos 7roV ahXas ; CE. R. 1236. 
 See also (E. R. 790. and H. in Apoll. 532. SYN. AvaTvxns, bverfibpbs, adXXbs. 
 
 AvffTEKfxaprds, ov, 6 et %, adj. [difficilis ad conjiciendum,] hard to be conjec- 
 tured or ascertained, inscrutable. 'Oa<f>vv Trvpwaas, bvaTEKiiapTov els TE^vrjy. 
 P. V. 506. 
 
 Avotekvos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [infelix liberis,] unfortunate in children. Toils o\aXv 
 avrov hvoTEKvov iraibovpyXav. CE. R. 1248. EXP. IlcuS&s bvoiraibds. 
 
 AvGrepTcfjs, Eds, oetfi, adj. [acerbus, insuavis,] unpleasant, disagreeable. UoXXd 
 hvarepTri) Kdtcd. Choeph. 271. SYN. Avo<j>XXrjs, dr]br'js. 
 
 Avffrijvbs, vid. AvtrrdXas. 
 
 Avo-rXrjTds, dv, adj.- [difficilis ad tolerandum,] hard to endure, difficult. Avc- 
 rXrirdv 'ETEdicXfjs avct|. Phoen. 1452. 
 
 AvardKE(o t , v. [difficulter pario,] to bring forth with difficulty. Tv&fivv sudrEpos; 
 if ttoXis yap ovtndKel. Ran. 1423. 
 
 Avarbtua, as, %, subst. [difficultas pariendi,] difficulty in bringing forth. Ava- 
 tokXtjs fioylovaXv dXeToXbls, aXX odX <pioKai. Call. 4. 242. 
 
 Avo-TOTraaTds, ov, 6 et i), adj. [difficilis conjectu,] difficult to be explored, in- 
 scrutable. Qoiflov fx i}7nj\0£ bvaroiraar aivtyfidrd. Eur. Suppl. 149. SYN. 
 
 TvffTEKfJiapTOS. 
 
 Av<TTpd7re£ds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [nefandis cibis utens,] feasting at an evil table, or 
 
 on impious flesh. Xap-fAbvaloXv avbpbfipuioX bvarpdTre^oi. Here. F. 385. 
 AvarpdTTEXds, et bvorpbirbs, ov, b et if, adj., [cujus animus acgre flecti potest,] 
 
 difficult to be turned, obstinate. Keirat 6 bvaTpdiriXos. Aj. Fl. 912. Syn. 
 
 AvgkoXos, bvo^lpris, hvadpeards. 
 AvaTvxtio, v. [adversa utor fortuna,] to be unfortunate, to be distressed. 'Eyw 
 
 yap ovk, el bvoTvyw, rovb' ovvEKa. P. V. 345. SYN. AvoirpayEb), Kdicws irpaaaw, 
 
 KUKUtS E"Xy>» 
 
 Avgtv^is, ids, 6 et ii, adj. [infelix, miser,] unfortunate, miserable. Kdpat bva- 
 
 tv^e'is. Eumen. 795. SYN. 'Atv^s, dOXius, bvarijios. 
 Avrrrvxia, as, ?/, subst. [infortunium,] misfortune, calamity, distress. Td teXos 
 
 bvorvyja. Bacch. 3S9. SYN. Avairpa^ia, oi£vs, otXus> dXl^Xs, KaK<aoXs,drayKri. 
 AvffTvxuis, adv. [infelicitcr,] unfortunately. Avarvx<os & ifxo\, yeptip. Androm. 576. 
 
AY24> AY2X 245 
 
 Av<r<f>aTos, ov, 6 et v), adj. [infaustus, nefandus,] ill-boding, doleful. Td 6' £7rt- 
 <f>ofia hvotyartj) Kkayyq.. Agam. 1121. 
 
 Av<707^<£«, v. [(1) convicia in aliquem jacto ; (2) male ominor,] to insult, to re- 
 proach, to address ill -omened words. Tt fie hvo<priiieis\ (ppoifxXd jjioi kukcl. 
 Hec. 183. SyN. Aotbopeu, fiXaa^rffxecj, oid/3aXXw, bvooTOfxeu). 
 
 Av(T<prifj.la, as, r), subst. [maledicentia ; verba male ominata,] evil report; ill- 
 boding cries. Rarely del irav arpdroTrebov bva(f>t]jj.Xais. Philoct. 10. SYN. 
 BXaa^juta, tcdrapa, dpd, XotbdpXa. 
 
 Avfffrj/jds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [mali ominis ; infamis,] ill-boding ; inglorious, in- 
 famous, impious, shocking. At/Sw, 7ra7, bva^vifiovs (papas. Hec. 193. 
 
 Ava(pX\i)s, eos, 6 et >/, adj. [inamabilis,] unfriendly. 'EadiJTi ovv roiqbe, rfjs 6 
 bvacpXXvjs. QE. C. 1258. SYN. AvarepTrys, dvepaards. 
 
 Avatydpeoj, v. [aegre fero, indignor,] to bear ill, to be indignant. Tdfitoy, en 
 dXyei bvff(j)upu>v. Sept. Theb. 779> SYN. 'AXvKTeio, a\a<JTEh), dydvaKreoj, (3dpv- 
 vofiai. 
 
 AvatydpriTos, et (2) bvocpdpds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [difficilis toleratu, gravis, pondero- 
 sus, difficilis,] difficult to be borne, heavy, grievous, difficult. li/v oapicd 
 hv<T(f>dpri7ov aj.Kpelei KaXios. Cycl. 343. See also Eumen. 378. SYN."A0eprds, 
 hvaoifTTos, hvaK6fxiaTos y bvffTXrjTos, arX^ros, alvvs, fldpvs, j(dXe7rds. 
 
 Avatyopws, adv. [aegre,] grievously. Kayio to. y kv ool bvotyopm eyovr, dva£. 
 (E. R. 770. 
 
 &v(r<f>6pfity£, tyyds, adj. [flebilis,] ill-sounding (on the harp), doleful. 'AXV al- 
 fxoppavrcjv bv(T(j)6pfiiyy-ii. Iph. T. 225. SYN. Toepos, bvcr6pvivr)Tos. 
 
 Ava<f>pui>eoj, v. [auimura abjicio, aegre fero,] to grieve, to be distressed in mind. 
 Mtjhev tl Xiav bvatyopeiv, ndpv\veoe. Audrom. 1223. SYN. Avnedfxat, bvodv- 
 fxe<t)y j3dpvid/uai. 
 
 &vo<ppovu)s, adv. [(1) aegro animo, (2) imprudenter,] (1) with a troubled mind, 
 (2j) imprudently. Eepfys be ndvr enkane bvatypovus. Pers. 558. 
 
 kvotypdcvvri, et bvotypovri, ijs t fi, subst. [anxietas, solicitude, aegritudo,] anxiety, 
 distress. AvvtypdovvaiaX deu>v, ore oros yovos eictyvyev $bav. Troad. 599* See 
 also Hes. Theog. 102. Syn. Avnvj, dvXa, bvadvfiXa, 
 
 Avatypwv, ovos, 6 et v), adj. [(J) aeger animo, moestus, (2) infensus, malevolus, 
 (3) insanus, imprudens,] (1) uneasy in mind, dejected, (2) evil-minded, ill- 
 disposed, malignant, (3) mad, imprudent. Avcnppdves, <pi\iav aviarot. Sept. 
 Theb. 873. SYN. AvcrOvfids, aXyeivds. 
 
 AvatyvXanrds, ov, 6 et v), adj. [qui s. quod caveri nequit, non evitandus,] diffi- 
 cult to be guarded against, unavoidable. Rat bvotyvXaKTov 6£vdvfj.Xas vnd. 
 Androm.726'. SyN."A0vktos, airapatTviTds. 
 
 Ai/o-^e/yuepdy, bvayXfios, bvayetfios, ov, 6 et >/, et bvcxelfitov, of 8s, 6 et v), adj. [hy- 
 bernis tempestatibus obnoxius, hybernus, procellosus,] exposed to storms, 
 wintry, stormy. Au)bun>r]s fxebewv bva^eifxepov' d«0i be 2eXXo/. IT. 234. See 
 also Choeph. 180. Eur. Suppl. 972. and Apoll. 4. 635. 
 
 AvfT^e(pu)fia, dros, to, subst. [res aegre superabilis,] a hard combat, a dan- 
 gerous conflict. Avaxeipwfid bpdKovrX. Antig. 128. 
 
 Avoyepahu, v. [aegre fero, gravor ; pertacsus sum, molestiam adfero,] to dislike, 
 to reject, to irritate. *H bvayip avavT \ v Karoiiarltmvta ntas. CE. C. 1282. 
 SYN. 'Andw, npoaiaTdfiai, fidpvidfiai, dydvaKrho, beivdnddeu), [nolo), aTreiOeu). 
 
 Avoyepeid, as, v), subst. [molestia, injucunditas, incommodum,] unpleasantness, 
 awkwardness, annoyance, difficulty. Oi> bi) ae bvoytpeid rov r<W//ud-os. 
 Philoct. 900. 
 
 At/o-y^oj/s, ids, 6 et vj, adj. [manibus aegre tractabilis, molestus, odiosus,] awk- 
 ward, rough, unpleasant, odious. "AXX^ b' ukovvov bva^ipfj OetopXav. P. V. 
 827. SYN. 'AXeyetvos, beivos, bvatyopos, a^Betvos, apyuXtos. 
 
 AvaxXatvXa, as, y, subst. [mala et detrita laena,] tattered or shabby clothing. 
 AvaxXaivXa r a/jiopQds, o/i/udrwi/ r' and. Hec. 239- 
 
 AvaXopTos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [non commode habitandus,] hardly fit for habitation, 
 unpleasant. Avoyoprous o'kovs valu, Iph. T. 219. Syn. 'a^//s. 
 
246 AYZft AflPH 
 
 Avawbrfs, eds, 6 et ^, adj. XwXos bvowbys' irws deols e^ea&, Z/xov* Philoct. 1032. 
 Avawvvfids, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [cui infaustum est nomen,] having a name expressive 
 
 of evil, ill-boding, Avawpvfid XeKxp' enXriads. CE. C. 528. SYN. Kdicojpvfids, 
 
 bvffiroTfids, '%a\e7rds. 
 Avaiopeofiai, v. [difficulter custodio,] to watch with difficulty, 'fts be kvpcs nepX 
 
 fxrjXd hvaitipriaovToi ev avXrj. K. 183. 
 Avw, [duo,] vid. Ai/o. 
 Avw, et bvojiai, vid. Aipw. 
 Avtibem, et bubeicd, 1 adj. indecl. [duodecim,] twelve. Ni/es yuev ^uoi eiroprd bvw- 
 
 beicd, e.s be ek6.<jtt)v. t. 159. See also Iph. A. 293. 
 &vu>beicafioids, ov, 6 et //, adj. [duodecim bourn pretium aequans,] worth twelve 
 
 oxen. Hop be bviabeKafioiov evl a<pX<rX tIop 'A^euo/. ^F. 703. 
 &vb)beKabpdfJids t ov, 6 et y, adj. [qui duodecim curricula absolvit,] running 
 
 twelve times round the course. AvtobeKdbpdfxwp. Olymp. 2. 92. 
 Aviobetcafirivds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [qui s. quod duodecim mensium est,] of twelve 
 
 months duration. Mrjbe bvwbeicdfjrjvdp' Xaop Kal tovto Tervtcrai. Hes. Op. 752. 
 Avwfcatetcrofftjuerpos, ov, oet fj, adj. [duo et viginti mensuras capiens,] containing 
 
 twenty-two measures. Kal rpXndb' wrweprd bvvKaieiKdoXfieTpop. y ¥. 264. 
 AwSa'o, vid. AiJibbeKa. 
 
 AwSefcayra/iTrros, ov, 6 et f], adj. [duodecim flexus habens,] turning round the 
 goal twelve times. AwbeKaypafXTrrop irepX rep/id bpofiov, Olymp. 3. 59» 
 
 AtobeicaKis, adv. [duodecies,] twelve times. Kai bube/tams Kal /jivpXdKis' Xoi), Xov. 
 Plut. 853. 
 
 AwbeKa/uifjxavds, ov, 6 etfj, adj. [duodecim machinis instructus,] furnished with 
 twelve contrivances or tricks. 'Am to biobeKdfxrixdpdp. Ran. 1327. 
 
 AwSefcdros, rj, ov, adj. [duodecimus,] twelfth. Aubetcdros dporos, dvdbd\av TeXelp 
 ttovuv. Trach. 826. 
 
 AojbeKerrjs, eds, 6 et i], adj. [qui duodecim annorum est,] twelve years old. Aw- 
 beKerr} top ircubd irdTYip dvedrjice $tXt7rwo«. Call. Ep. 20. 
 
 wbiopalds, a, dp, et AwbwpXs, Xbds, fj, adj. [qui est e Dodona,] of Dodona. Zev, 
 dm, Aiobtopale, UeXacryXKe, rrjXddi valwp. II. 233. See also Apoll. 1.526. 
 
 AwSwi>, Qpos, et Aiobwpr), rjs, f], P. N. [Dodona,] a town of Epirus celebrated 
 for an oak-grove and oracle of Jupiter. Awb&pX biacr&p £k UeXeidbwp tyrj. 
 Trach. 175. See also Phoen. 996. Epith. Avorxcif-iepos, alnvpuTos. Phr. 
 ^e/xpd &(obojpr)S fiadpd, 
 
 Adfid, dros, et poet. Aw, to. JJdXvjj.rj(7Tdpos irpos bSJfxd, QprjKXov Igpov. Hec. 7* 
 See also H. 363. Syn. See Afyuos et MeXadpdp. EpiTH. v A0veioj/, evXirXeidp, 
 KPiaorjep, KovpXbXop, /jdXd kclXop, ixeyd, fieydpov, firjTpwiop, iruTpioXop, ntpXicaXXes, 
 afxepbdXeop, <f>XXop, vipepetyes, dyaKXvTOP, (Horn.) pvjj(J)Xkup, fidaXXeiop, oXfiiop, 
 XafjnrpoP, ttXovoXop, aKXyoToP, dbovXop, ciaxpvooP, epvfxpov, Kaddpop, nXijpes 
 ypvoov, TvpapvXKop, ayXdop, viprjXop, TrdXv\pvaop, yjo^o'eoV. 
 
 AiofidrXop, ov, to, subst. [conclave, cubiculum,] a chamber. Kdv toIoX bw/jid- 
 tXoioXp 'A(j)pdbiTr)s Tpowup. Eccles. 8. 
 
 Aw/udr7ris, Xbds, r/, adj. [domestica,] domestic. Kai gov jaoXoptus btofxarlrip 
 eoTXap. Agam. 941. 
 
 Aw/idrow, v. [domum incolo,] to inhabit a house. Aelw/idrw/zat b* oib' eyio 
 Gfwcpy x^pi. ^sch. Suppl. 965. 
 
 Awva^, Dor. pro Aova^, q. v. 
 
 Awpfw, et biopedfiat, v. [dono, largior,] to give, to bestow, to present with gifts, 
 to honor. Naicrdovres, ebwprjaap 6e&p. Olymp. 6. 131. SYN. Ae&od/uai, 
 bXbh)fiX, ")(dplcldfjia.i, fipdfievcj, yepaiptJ. 
 
 AwpTyad, dros, bwpop, ov, to, bojped, as, et btoTiPi], rjs, >/, subst. [donum, munus,] 
 a gift, a present, a favor. OvpdpXois te deols biopij^drd. Nub. 305. See also 
 Ion. 1010. Aj. Fl. 1032. et I. 155. Syn. AdoXs, yepds, faip7rw/jd, x"l°"> K€i ~ 
 fiyjXXdp, bdpos. EPITH. "AyXdop, afifipdrop, epdrop, epXKvbes, irtpiKXvTUP, \d- 
 pXep, a$up, acrneTop, epalaXfidp, kodXop, erwaiup, e^poV, KaXXifxvp, fj.elXi-)(pp, 
 1 '• Attici videntur usurpavisse uon 8iw8«Ka, sed 8^5««a." Doctiss. Maltb. 
 
AflPH EAYT 247 
 
 teivritov, nepXicaXXes, ygvoedv, QXXdv, dyavdv, peyd, rt/Jirjev, (Horn.) ohx aiff^pov, 
 
 viKTitydpop, KaXKiffToy, biirTv^dv, ydfiriXXov, drwrov, /xevoeiKes, oXfiXov, OetnreaXdv, 
 
 irddrjrdy, tyXXXoy, '^pvaotydes. 
 Aiopriras, ov, 6 et i), adj. [(1) muneribus s. donis placabilis, (2) donatus,] to be 
 
 conciliated by gifts ; given as a gift, voluntarily given. AwprjTov, ovk ahriTov, 
 
 eiffE^elpXffe. CE. R. 393. Exp. (1) Tols bwpois ireiddfievos, 6 btopdXafipdv&v, 
 
 (2) to ws bwpov bXbduevov. 
 AwpXevs, etas, 6 et 57, subst. [Doriensis,] a Dorian, one who speaks the Doric 
 
 dialect. For authority see Awp/cjw. 
 Awp^w, v. [more Dorum loquor,] to speak the Doric dialect. Awplabev 5' 
 
 e^earX boKw, tqis AwpXeeaaXv. Theocr. 15. 93. 
 AwpXxos, r), 6v, et AwpXos, a, ov, et AvpXs, Xbds, >/, adj. [Doricus,] Doric. Qoivaao- 
 
 fxecrda, ^dtdo' clvtX Awptn/s. Eur. Electr. 836*. See Ion 1590. and Hec. 450. 
 AioptarX, adv. [Dorice,] after the Doric fashion. Trjy Aiopiart [iovr\v dv ap-/xdr- 
 
 Teardat. Equit. 987- 
 AwpdhoKEU), v. [donis inhio, muneribus corrumpor,] to be anxious after gifts, to 
 
 accept money as a bribe, to betray. 2i) fiev apTraZys koL bbjpoboicrjs vcdpd twv 
 
 ttoKeuV d be brjfios. Equit. 802. 
 AupoboKfjcrrX, adv. by way of bribes, a play on the word bwpiarX, q. v. *Hv fir) 
 
 AoypdboKrjffTX. Equit. 996. 
 AwpoboKos, et bojpdtyayds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [donis inhians,] receiving bribes, cor- 
 rupt. AwpoboKotrrXy en dvQeaXv ictwv. Equit. 402. See also Hes. Op. 39- 
 Awpds, ov, 6, P.N. [Dorus,] the son of Xuthus, from whom the Dorians derived 
 
 their name. Aiopos jiev, evdev AwpXs vfivridriaeTai. Ion 1590. 
 A(t)pd<pdyds, vid. AiopobdKos. 
 Acjpoipopds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [qui dona fert,] one who brings a gift or reward. 
 
 'I^veovres c0£ bwpotyopoi. Pyth. 5. 116. 
 Aws, //, subst. indecl. [donum, donatio,] a gift, donation. Aojs dydQri, dpna^ be 
 
 KciKrj, Odvdroio boreipd. Hes. Op. 356. 
 Aiorrjp, fjpds, bcjTojp, dpos, et bwrrjs, ov, 6, subst. [dator,] a giver. "EoTai> 5' kv 
 
 irpddvpoiaX deol, bioTfjpes iam>. 6. 325. See also 0. 335. and Hes. Op. 355. 
 Awtivt], vid. Atbp-qfid. 
 
 E. 
 
 'Edv, 1 conj. [si,] if. 'AM Evpedeir) fxev fidXtffT' eav be rot. Ant. 327* 
 
 'Eavds, r), ov, adj. [fluens, ductilis, tenuis,] flowing, splendid. 'Ev KXXaXrjvX be 
 
 Oevres eav<ji XtrX ndXvxpdv. "*¥. 254. SYN. 'la^vpos, rpixpepos, dftpo^iov, Xeirros, 
 
 XeTTTaXeos, dirdXds. 
 'Edvds, et poet, eldvds, subst. [peplum, vestis,] a robe, a garment. 'AfifipdaXov 
 
 edvbv eadd\ ov oX ^AQrivr). H. 178. SYN. TYe7rXov, afjiTre^ovr), eadrjs, IfxarXov, 
 
 evbvfxd. EPITH. 'Apyijs, <pdeivos, XenrdXeos, evubrjs. 
 "Edp, edpos, contr. T Hp, r)pos, to, poet. Elcto, subst. [ver,] spring. TrjXeBowod 
 
 (j>vei, edpos b' e-rrXyiyveTaX dprj. Z. 148. EPITH. 'AvOefjioev, aloXdv, f]bv, epvfjev, 
 
 bpdaepov, yXvicepov, Xcvkov, TrdXvbivbpeov , ttoXXov, aretydvritydpov, foiviKctvOefidv, 
 
 <f>epavdes. Phr. See Bion 6. 
 y EdpXvds, poet. eldpXvos, et ypivds, r), dv, adj. [vernus,] of the spring, vernal. 
 
 RoTpvbbv be ttItovtclX eir dvQeoXv eldpXvdlaXv. B. 89. 
 'EdpoTptyrjs, eds, adj. [vere nutritus,] nursed by the spring. Aet/xwviov edporpe- 
 
 (pewv "TriTTTeffKe 7rer^\d. Mosch. 2. 66\ 
 'EavTov, 7, fjs, ov, pronom. [(1) sui ipsius, (2) dicitur et de prima et secunda per- 
 sona,] of himself, herself, itself. Ai]pois dvdbwv tovs vucfivras, tov ttXovtov eij. 
 
 Trap* eavTy. Plut. 589^ 
 
 1 " Si indicibus credendum, rb 4kv nunquam alias in Sophocle occurrit ; et nunquam ab 
 Eoripide usurpatur, nisi proxime sequente irep, 4&v irep. Med. 727. He!. 1077." Beck. 
 
 2 " Hoc compositura, cum casibus ejus, Homero fuit ignotum . . . Attici poetx*, inprimis Tra- 
 gic!, libenlius usurpare videntur afrroP, ovtw, &c." Maltb. 
 
248 EATE ErEP 
 
 'EaTc&s, a, bv, adj. verb, [omittendus,] must be forsaken. Tovr els inoTrrbv 
 
 eliras' ovk earebv. Phoan. 1225. 
 'Eitw, et Ion. ea<TKb>, f. taw, v. [sino, permitto, omitto,] to allow, to suffer to 
 
 leave, to abandon. For author, see 'Eai/rou. Syn. Hvyxo)peoj, afujpt, TcapXript, 
 
 €mrpE7T(0, a7rdra<7<rdfiai. 
 'Efibb/xayevrjs, ebs, 6 et r], adj. [septimo die natus,] born on the seventh day, 
 
 an epithet of Apollo. Tds b' efibbfxas b ae^ivbs eftbbfxayevr}s. Sept. Theb. 801. 
 'Efibd/uaKis, adv. [septies,] seven times. 'EpbbfjidKis wept Af/XoV, e-nfaiaav be Xbr 
 
 Xetrj Call. 4. 251. 
 'Efibb/idrbs, et efibdjios, rj, 6v, adj. num. [septimus,] the seventh. 'Efibbfidrri 8* 
 
 iKojueaOd Adfiov alicv nrbXtedpov. k. 81. See also Sept. Theb. 801. 
 "Ej3evbs, ov, /;, subst. [ebenus,] ebony. T ^ efievos, w x9 va bs ck XevKvj eXe^avros. 
 
 Theocr. 15. 123. 
 ^Efipdsjou, 6, P. N. [Hebrus,] a river in Thrace, now called Maritz. "Ox^ 
 
 etyeZofxevoi irdp "Eppov irbrd/ubv. Aves 774. EpiTH. OprjXKibs, cipyvpoppvTrjs. 
 'Eyydibs, a, bv, adj. [quod in terra seu solo est,] in or under the earth. I^c 6' 
 
 aia£ei tuv kyyaiav. Pers. 919* 
 'EyyeivdjAai, et eyyivd/jiai, v. [innascor ; genero intus,] to rise among, to spring 
 
 up ; also, to generate, to produce. EvXds eyyelvtovraX, deidaawaX be vexpbv. 
 
 T. 26. See Ran. 701. 
 'EyyeXaarrjs, ov, 6, subst. [irrisor,] a derider. Ovk eyyeXaort)s tojv b/jLiXovPTU)V t 
 
 Trdrep. Hipp. 1004. SYN. See TeXaarr'is. 
 'EyyeXdw, f. daio, v. [irrideo,] to laugh at, to deride. Ovk eyyeXys yepovTd 
 
 j3ctffTa£u>v veKpov ; Alcest. 740. SYN. 'EvrtyeXdw, KardyeXdo). 
 'Eyyeverrjs, ov, v, subst. et eyyevijs^ eds, 6 et ?/, adj. [iudigena, nativus,] a native, 
 
 innate, indigenous. AaifiboXv eyyeverms vooto) eivX fieiXXd OeaQai. Apoll. 4. 
 
 1549. See also Ion 63. SYN. AvdXyevfjs, ovyyevr)s, b/iaifibs. 
 'Eyyevws, adv. [genuine, vere,] genuinely, really, truly. 'Ape~iade izevdbs, e'lnep 
 
 eyyevios erX. CE. R. 1225. SYN. TrrjaXws, dXrjduis. 
 'EyyXwrroyaorwp, bpbs, 6, adj. [qui lingua victum quaerit,] one who fills his 
 
 belly by his tongue, tongue-bellied, an informer. 'Ey-yXajrroyaordpwv yevbs. 
 
 Aves 1694. 
 'EyyXuiTTdTinreh), v. [in ore semper habeo ; jacto,] to boast. Kat vid^as iifiiv 
 
 fjieydXtos eyyXioTTOTV7re~iv 7rdpeb(OKas. Equit. 779* SYN. ^LefivbXbyeo), [xeydXr]- 
 
 ybpeto, avyeii). 
 'Eyypd^w, f. \pio, v. [inscribo,] to write upon, to record. Adyw ypdoio 001 
 
 Ttavrd rayyeypa/jfievd. Iph. A. 113. SYN. ITpoo-eyypd^w, e7cl~ypd(pii), ypd(j>(t). 
 'Eyypafi7TT(D, v. [incurvo,] to bend upon or to. 'Ev be ybvv yva^ev' eirX be 
 
 xPovt Kainreadv d/LKJXt). ^¥. 731. SYN. 'Avdyvafj.7rrti>, emyva.fjnrT(o, eyKafmrit). 
 'EyyvdXiZw, f. £w, v. [in manus trado,] to put iuto one's hand, to give to. 
 
 Net-Ktwj/ 7rerdXd bis eyyvdXicJerw. Istbm. 8. 92. SYN. *Eyj(eipiSia 9 bxbio/jtX, 
 
 Trdpexjio, ^dptsjoyu at. 
 'Eyyvdw, f. r/ffw, v. [despondeo alicui aliquid,] to give a pledge or promise, 
 
 to promise. Zevs riyyvrjcre, Kat hibuar* b KvpXbs. Iph. A. 703. SYN. Ildpey- 
 
 yi/dw, dvaheypfAcn, eKbXbofxX, fjivrjcrrevb/jiai. 
 'Eyyvq, ys, yj, subst. [sponsio,] a promise, pledge, security. AeiXcu rot betX&v 
 
 ye kclX eyyvaX eyyvdaadat. d. 351. 
 'EyyvrjTTjs, ov, 6, subst. [sponsor,] a bail, a sponsor. 'AXX' eyyvtjTas aoi Kd- 
 
 tcl(tt{](TU) bvo. Eccles. 1064. SYN. 'fweyyvos. 
 'Eyyvdey, eyyvQX, et eyyvs, adv. et ssepe praap. [prope, cominus,] nigh, near, 
 
 at hand. "6ra»> irdpaoTu) ao\ jxev eyyvBev irbbos. Ion 614. See also H. 341. 
 
 and Phoen. 605. SYN. Ildpeyyvs, nX-qoXov, bfiov, ofxoae, TreXds, uyyX, 
 
 ayXbdl. 
 'Eyeipoj, v. [excito,] to raise up, to awake, to quicken, to attune. 'Sis 01//' eyei- 
 
 peiv clvtov dyd7reireicrjj.evdv. Vesp. 101. SYN. 'Areye/pw, eweyeipio, bXcunrevbw, 
 
 eirioKe'pXio, ndpotyvit), eirorpvyio, irdpopfidia, irdpaKeXeuofxai, dpi v 10, opvvfxX, opv, 
 
 dviarj]fxX. 
 'EyipaX/jds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [excitabilis,] fit to awaken, invigorating. Evber, t/id 
 
ErEP EHCA 249 
 
 /3pe^>£a yXvuipop KaX eyepff</io> v7tpqp. Theocr. 24. 7« 
 'Eyepreds, a, op, adj. verbal, [excitandus,] must be raised. "Ep7re nds kolt t^ros 
 
 avTwv, ?/ j3oqv eyepreov. Rhes. 686. 
 'Eyepri, adv. [(]) vigilanter ; (2) certatim,] vigilantly, earnestly ; with conten- 
 tion. 'Eyepri kivwp avhp dvrjp EiuppdOois. Antig. 413. SYN.^Eyp^-yopri. 
 'EyKadapfXGciw, v. [accommodo,] to fit in, to adapt. 'EyKadapfioaat Xdfidvras 
 
 TOVTovX top av)(Eva. Lysistr. 681. SYN. 'Ap/uoc?w, Kadap[ji6£u). 
 'EyKaOecldfictt, eyicadrjfiai, et eyKddi^dfxai, v. [insideo,] to sit down or upon. 
 
 'H Tra<y' lav yap eyKaQeZofiEVOS Xddpd. Thesm. 184. See also Thesm. 615. 
 
 and Eccles. 98. SYN. 'EnXKadrifjiat, EtyiCofiai, E^-qp-ai, epdanEW, £<pi$dv(t). 
 'Eyicddevbut, v. [indormio,] to sleep in. Ovk et epyop eyKaBevbeip, ootXs cot' 
 
 eXevdepos. Lysistr. 6l4. SYN. 'EyKoifidofiai, evva£djiai, KaTahapQavw, tvevbv. 
 'Ey Kddrjfidw, v. [pubesco in,] to florish in manhood, 'lis eyKddr)fiav 7roXX' e^eis 
 
 evbalfidpd. Hipp. IO96. 
 'EyKadTbpevw, v. [colloco,] to place in. "AyaX/u', 'AdrjvivVT eyKddtbpevaai \QopX, 
 
 } Ipb. T. 979- 
 
 'Ey KaBivTriiJLt, v. [impono, colloco,] to place in, to appoint, to settle. 2>e/Xas, 
 
 MvKYjvais eyKaraarijo-io irdXXp. Iph. T. 983. SYN. Kadiffrr)fju y eyKadtbpevoj. 
 'Eyicaddpauj, v. [respicio,] to look on, to favor. 'ApbpQp eyKddopa iroXXv. 
 
 Anacr. 59. 
 'EyKadvfipiZw, v. [luxurio,] to riot in. MeXaflpd, rals aals eyKadv/Spigetv 
 
 TpvQals. Troad. 990. 
 'EyicdXfw, v. [(l)posco, defero nomen, (2)increpo,] to call in, to summon; to 
 
 accuse, to chide, to complain of. Upas Tolub'' et et tX roltri y eyicdXet Zevois. 
 
 Heracl. 252. SYN. At<ca£dyucu, ETriKaXsu), aiTXadfiai, EirairXdofxaiy KaTrjydpEto. 
 'EymXi/Trrw, v. [obtego, cooperio,] to conceal in, cover over, bury. Ovk eyKd- 
 
 \v\pdfi£pos tcl^eus tX <ppoprXe"is ; Nub. 735. SYN. 'E7rij:dXv7rrw, KdrdfrdXv7rrw, 
 
 eytcpv-rrTit), e/iTrv/cdcw. 
 'Eytcavaxaofiai, v. [insono,] to rustle among, to sound. TIcpte rd^wi/ 7reVr' 
 
 ovaXp' 6 $ kyKavayftoaTo KoyXu. Theocr. 9- 27- SYN. 'E7r^£w, kcltti^eo}. 
 'Ey Kapaaatjj, v. [cum sonitu infundo,] to pour in with a gurgling. "idX vvv, 
 
 dupaTov eyKava^ov fxoi ttoXvp. Equit. 105. SYN. 'Ey^ew. 
 'Ey«cd7rro>, v. [devoro,] to devour. 2tyu)/ie> eyKa^avTEs aldepa yvadots. Cycl. 
 
 625. SYN. AapbaiTTii), KaTUTpwycj. 
 "EyKapTros, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [semen habens, foecundus,] fruit-bearing, produc- 
 tive. Buj/jiovs, reXet t eyKap-nd Krjvala) AH. Trach. 242. SYN. EvzapTros, 
 
 7roXv*:op7ros. 
 'Ey*;aprep£w, v. [forti animo fero,] to endure firmly or with fortitude, to bear. 
 
 'EyKapTEpr/au) QdvaTiiv' elpX 8 els icoXXv. Here. F. 1343. SYN. Aoka pTEpEW, 
 
 KOpTEpEOJ, kflfXEPh), dpdflEPli}. 
 
 "Eyfcdrd, wv, ra, subst. [viscera, intestina,] entrails, intestines. ITaXXds 'Adr]- 
 
 vair\ fxi")(diifXEvaX eyndat (ptoTos. A. 438. SYN. "Evrepd, o*7rXayY/d. 
 'Ey KtiTafiaivu), v. [descendo in,] to descend into. "Hpav KpoKioTop oirapyavdv 
 
 eyKUTifta. Nem. 1. 57. 
 'EyKara^evyvvfiX, f. zevfa, v. [adjungo,] to adjoin, to associate. BovXds peoioXp 
 
 eyKdra^ev^as TpoTrois. Aj. Fl. 747. SYN. 1vvapfx6£u), ovptXQt) /ut . 
 'EyKdrdAre^at, v. [incubo,] to recline upon. Ok ipdfxat KXicrfjip fiaaXXrjXtp 
 
 eyKaraicelffdai. Theog. 1191. SYN. 'AvaKei/jLai, Iy<cd0r?)uat, Trpoaitavto. 
 'EyKCLTanXeioTds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [inclusus,] shut in, confined. Maduv irdrrip 
 
 viv eytcaTaicXeiffTOP bdfiois. Eur. Dan. 39. 
 'EyKaraKXipw, v. [accumbo, reclino,] to lie down, to recline. 'Ey»cdr cocXXpovpt 
 
 ayw/jiEP els 'AoKXrinXov. Plut. 621. SYN. Kdra/cX/Vw, eyKXivio. 
 'Eyicdrakpouw, v. [pulso, salto,] (l) to fix on, (2) to stamp, to dance. Opdaei 
 
 b' eyKdraicpoviDP. Ran. 334. 
 'EyjcdrdX€/7rw, v. [derelinquo,] to leave behind, to abandon. Tripaws bi dapois 
 
 ETEpov Tra'ib' eyKaraXe' ttiop . Hes. Op. 376. SYN. 'A7ro\etVw. 
 
 'Eyfcdrd/z/yj/v^it, v. [immisceo,] to blend, to join with. Ket nt dfaiXei r«j> hr\- 
 Pros. Lex, 2 I 
 
250 ErKA ErKO 
 
 fjLovXu, kcii tovtovs eyfcdrd/U(£cu. Lysistr. 581. SYN. 'Avdfjiiypvjjii, €VTiBr)jnt } 
 
 kyKepavvvfxX. 
 'Eyfcardyaw, v. [habitatura deduco,] to place as an inhabitant. Qvpavai eyicd- 
 
 Tevaaoev eyearXov aQdi'dTOiaX. Apoll. 3. 1 16. SyN. KdrotKicuf. 
 i EytcdTd7n)yvv/j.X > v. [infigo,] to fix or thrust in. KovXew eyKdreirr]^ '* 6 & £7ret 
 
 ttXev alfid tceXctivov. X. Q7. SYN. Kdrd7rrjyvv pX, evrXdrj/iX. 
 'RytcaTaniTTTio, v. [superincido,] to fall on. AeKrpoifft Trprjvtjs evXKaiteaev elXij(~ 
 
 Beiad. Apoll. 3. 655. 
 'EyKdra<nc>?7rrto, v. [vi projicio,] to hurl violently. "Evaeiaov, c5 Va£, eyicdrd- 
 
 (TKrjxpop fieXos. Trach. 1089. Syn. 'EvtriojTrrw, eiff/3aXXw, XfqXdrew. 
 'Ey/cdrdrt0/?/it, v. [depono, recondo,] to set down, to fix, to hide, to conceal. 
 
 Trj vvv tovtov XfiavTa, Te<j> b' eyKardeo koXttu. S. 219- 
 'EycdnXXw7rrw, v. [irrideo, cum quodam oculorum motu,] to deride with 
 
 scornful looks. "Slpovoev, v^ly eyKdrtXXwxpas fieyd. Eum. 113. SYN. 
 
 XXevac?w. 
 'Eyfectrou'£w, v. [inhabito,] to dwell in. 'E^ wv KevolaXv eyndroiKriaeis bo/Jiois. 
 
 Eur. fr. Antiop. 33. 
 "EyKeifiai, v. [inhaereo, deditus s. addictus sum,] to lie on, to lean on, to be 
 
 devoted to. Tip oXos eyKeifxai' tv be /xev Xoyov ovbepd Troirj. Theocr. 3. 33. 
 
 SYN. 'ETTiKet/j.a.i, ecpiffrdfxat, Trdpiardfiai, eizepyonai. 
 'EyKeXdbds, ov, 6, P. N. [Enceladus,] one of the giants. Aevooeis olp en 'Ey- 
 
 KeXdbo). Ion 20?. 
 'Ey»ceXeuw, v. [hortor, impero,] to exhort, to command. &p$p Tavr dpaytcrj, 
 
 fArjbev eytceXev dyav. P. V, 72. SYN. KeXevco, 7rdpdKeXevu), irpoaraaad), ndpd- 
 
 koXeq). 
 'EyteeprpXs, Xbos, ?/, subst. [aculeus,] a sting. *H tXs earXv r) 'TtXvoid Trjabe Trjs 
 
 eyicevTpZbds. Vesp. 1073. SYN. Kevrpop, oyicos. 
 'EytcepavvvfjiX, et eyKtpvrjfiX, v. [immisceo,] to mix, to blend with. OJpop r' 
 
 eyKepdaaad nleiv, ore dvpos dvuyoi. 0. 189. See also Nem. 9. 1 19- SYN. 
 
 'Eydtedw, eyyeio. 
 'EyKepTdjuLEQ), v. [convicia ingero,] to reproach, to abuse. "^Vevbyj Xeyiov be nal 
 
 fxdrrjp eyKepTOjjiCoP. Iph. A. 1006. SYN. Kepro/xew, €fnrai$<o. 
 'EyKf^dXos, ov, 6, subst. [cerebrum,] the brain. 'AXyrjaas b 1 dpeTraXro, fieXos 5' 
 
 els kyKecpdXov bv. 0. 85. SYN."Ey>cdpos. 
 'EyicXddpictu), v. [cithara cano,] to play on the lyre. 'Hwos yeydvws, [leav i'lfudrX 
 
 eynXddptgep. Horn. H. Merc. 17. SYN. Kxddpigu), ^opjii^w. 
 'EytcipprjfiX, vid. 'Eytcepappvfil. 
 'EyfcXe/w, et poet. evXteXeiw, v. [includo,] to shut in, to inclose. *EyK\eiir'* 
 
 e'lprirai yap. b. Ob% oaov rdyps. Hec. 1266. See also Apoll. 2. 1031. SYN. 
 
 'A7rofcXe/w, e'lpyo), ffvyKXeia). 
 "EynXrifjid, drds, to, subst. [accusatio, querela,] accusation, complaint. "ibXdp, 
 
 ?} Koivbv TtoXhais enXtyepuv eytcXr}jj.d tX ; Orest. 757' SYN. Atrm/m, fiefixjsXs, 
 
 TTTalajud. 
 "EyicXr}pds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [particeps haereditarius, dives, locuples,] sharing in, 
 
 a partaker of, hereditary, rich. 'EyicXqpd 7re$td ra/id y^s teeter)] /xei'ds. Here. 
 
 F. 466. SYN. Mero^os, koivos, d/uiotos, bXdbo^os. 
 'EytcXXbov, adv. [inclinnndo,] in an inclining posture. 'EyicXibdy e^dfieri], ni/KX- 
 
 vovs odpovs vdplclei. Horn. 22. 3. 
 'EyjoX/vw, f. xXXvio, 1. a. eicXtvd, v. [iuclino,] to incline, to turn aside, to give 
 
 Way. Tfytoe 7rpv(rd}7ro) vtbrbv eyKXivaad gov. Hec. 727. SYN. 'E7rticXtvw, 7rd- 
 
 puKXlt'ui, eirepeibdfxai, eyKV7r~<o, vevio. 
 'Eytcoiovpddfxai, v. [Ceesyrae mores imitor, i. e. luxuriose vivo,] to imitate 
 
 Ciesyra, a rich and luxurious Athenian woman, i. e. to be proud, luxurious, 
 
 extravagant. 1epvr)v, rpv^CJadv, eynetcotavpio/nevriv. Nub. 48. SYN.^Afipvvo- 
 
 fjiat, nepioffitiS, KOff/uidfJiat. 
 
 'EytcOvEw, v. (urgeo opus, propero, festino,] to raise dust, to hasten, to j>\y. 
 
ErKO ErPH 251 
 
 KsXevdop, ijtTrep JjXOes, eyKovei ndXXp. P. V 7 . 998. SYN. KaTeyKoPEw, oirevbio, 
 
 e irely dfxai, ra^vvio. 
 'EyKdvTjTi, adv. [laboriose,] after a struggle. f Ey kopt^tX. Aati/jieSovra. & evpv 
 
 -adii'rjs. Netri. 3. 6l. SYN. Moyepws, e-tcXttopios, fioy^drjpCis, Tayetos. 
 , E,yKopbv\e(o, v. [involvo,] to involve, to infold. 'Ep ttcpte aXavpais eyiceKopbv' 
 
 Xrifxevos. Nub. 10. SYN. 'FjyKpv7rr(o, eprvXlcraio, epeiXeoj. 
 'Ey KOfffiEto, v. [ordine colloco,] to arrange in order, to prepare. 'Ey ■Koafjeire rd 
 
 Tev^E , eraipoi, viji [xeXaivrj. o. 218. SYN. AiaKoar/ueh), bla.Ta.TTio, EVTpini£<jJ. 
 'Eyfcorew, v. [aestuo ira, succenseo,] to be enraged at, to be angry with. Tols 
 
 ktclvovoX t eyKOTelv. Choeph. 37. SYN. 'AydraKrtw, opytco/Jiai, fxr\vtia. 
 "EyKords, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [pertinaciter infest us,] perseveringly hostile. Qvfids, 
 
 eyicoTOv trrvyos. Choeph. 3S7« SYN. 'EttXkotos, eydpos, Tp-qyys, \dXEit6s, nd- 
 
 XtyKOTOS. 
 
 'EyfcpaZto, f. Idfjiai, v. [inclamo,] to cry out or clamor against. 'EveKpayes rj/uXp, 
 
 ovbev rjhXKrjfxevr}. Plut. 428. SYN. See 'Avcucpdc?a>. 
 'Eyfijodreed, as, y, subst. [continentia, abstinentia,] continence, forbearance, 
 
 abstinence, 'firep eytcpdretas tois vosovgXp, ev afobpd. Philem. 11. SYN. 
 
 'EnTtcpaTeia, ffwtypdtrvpr}. 
 'EyKpcLTews, adv. [valide,] forcibly, with strength. T Hy)/oi> 6' eykparews, GTXfia- 
 
 pas avp yeipds epefoas. Theocr. 25. 266. Syn.'I^i, KpurepCbs, ao^popus. 
 'EyKpdrrjs, eds, adj. [qui in potestate habet aliquid, validus,] being master of, 
 
 temperate, robust, strong. Adfiwp vXv, dfxtyX x € ? aiP eyKparei adevei. P. V. 55. 
 
 SYN. 'ErnKpcLTr/s, tcpdraids, ETtb\6s, eirij(3dXos. 
 'Eyicpdreio, v. [cum strepitu pulso s. plaudo,] to beat time. "Aeibov §' upd iraoal 
 
 es ep jaeXos eyKpoTtotaai. Theocr. 18. 7. 
 'Eyapovw, v. [ad numeros incedo,] to trip along in time. Tutp kdO^'Aibov Xe^tw- 
 
 vu>v, kytcpovwv. Ran. 374. Exp. Balputp evpvd/uws. 
 'EytcpviTTii), v. [occulo,] to hide, to conceal. Q>v\d>cas KdraoTrjcrai, to nvp kyKpvTrr* 
 
 dei. Aves 841. SYN. 'EyKaXv7rrio, £7mdXu7rrw, dnoKpvTTTti). 
 'EyKpvtyXaziu), v. [clam abscondo, aufero,] to conceal, to pilfer. IloXXoi/ be 7ro- 
 
 Xvp jue xpovov kui vvv eXiXriOrjs eyKpvcjjXaCiop. Equit. 822. 
 'EyKTepeigoj, v. [justa facio,] to perform the last solemn offices. Tvjj(3<o epek- 
 
 Tepei^dv, eireipi/ffavTO 5' deOXojp. Apoll. 1. 1060. 
 'Eyiciiicdufiai, vid. 'EyKepavvvfii. Td TrpayfxaT eyKvxdodai. Acharn. 939* 
 'EyKVKXeu), v. [involvo,] (1) to involve, (2)to roll round, to surround, to encom- 
 pass. 'AW eyKvuXovvT 6(pdaXfuop ev OKoirelp ypewv. Iph. T. 76. SYN. 
 
 'AvatTTpECJHO, fA£T a fiaXXu). 
 'EyitwcXi&s, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [certis temporibus, velut orbe quodam, rediens,] pe- 
 riodical. TSIiXvovertv eyxvicXXois. Iph. T. 430. 
 'EyicvKXdv, ov, to, subst. [vestis quaedam muliebris exterior,] a female garment. 
 
 Oe/o' eynvuXop. b. Tovti Ad/3' and tIjs icXtvXbds. Thesm. 26 1. 
 'EyKvKXdoj, v. [(1) circulo includo, (2) circumeo, cingo,] to inclose in a circle, 
 
 to surround, a. Ovros, iyetpov. b. rX to 7rpdy/i' ; a. uxrKfp (fiwry'i fie tXs eyice- 
 
 KvicXwTai. Vesp. 39^>. SYN. KvkXoio, 7repa:Xe/w. 
 'Eywfjuar, ovds, 6 et //, adj. [(1) praegnans ; (2) onustus, plenus,] pregnant, 
 
 laden, full. 'EyKVfAdv' 'iirirov rev^ewi' tyvap/jidoas. Troad. 12. 
 'EyKvirrco, v. [pronus incumbo,] to bend down. "E(3Xe\pe yovv Tuvprjboy iyKi/xpas 
 
 fcdrw. Ran. 804. SYN. 'E7rtfa>7rra>, uaT&fctiirrw, eyicAti'w. 
 'EyKvpiio, v. [incurro, incido in,] to fall in with, to encounter. Kreirav aAV 
 
 ore bi) TrvuXvijs Evlnvpai tydXaytyv. N. 145. SYN. 'EvTvyydpd), cf.t~iiTTii) 9 
 
 KVpEU). 
 
 "Eype/udx^s, ov, 6, et EypEiidyps, r\, ov, adj. [incitans ad pugnam,] exciting to 
 
 battle. "Evd" ol/xai top eypifjidxap. (E. C. 1054. See also llym. Horn. Cer. 
 
 424. SYN. 'Aprjtos, fXEPeTTToXEfids. 
 ^Eyp-qydplu), Eypriyopdu), et eypi'iaao), v. [vigilo,] to watch, to be vigilant. Ke7r' 
 
 eypr)yopd<3)P' rat 6' ek fiiydpoio yvpalKts. v. 6. See also v. 33. SYN. rpijydpEUf, 
 
 aypviniii), bXaypvirylw, p}](j)w. 
 
252 ErPH Erxn 
 
 *Eyprjyopri, adv. [vigilanter,] watchfully. 'AXX' eypr)yopTi avv Tev\ealy c'ldro 
 
 ttclvtes. K. 182. 
 "Eypdfj.a.1, v. [surgo,] to rise. Uplv y 'bbvari ^ypetrQaX eireXQhv brjXrjffaiTb. v. 
 
 124. SYN. 'E^ypbfiat, dvloTdjxai, aveyeipdfxai, e£dj>iVrd/icu. Phr. "Xirvbv 
 
 air o^QaXjxCbv ficiXXa), 'E^ue be yXi/Kvs vtcvos dvfJKE. 
 'Eyxaivu, et ly^ao-fcw, v. [(1) inhio ; (2) irrideo,] to gape at ; to mock. Ov yap 
 
 rjfA&v ye arparriyibv iyxdveZrcu rrj 7roXet. Equit. 1313. See also Vesp. 721. 
 
 SYN. KdrdyeXdo), a/x0t^a<Va». 
 'EyX^w, v. [caco in,] to daub with filth. TLo7nrv^ovaXy, KayKexbbaaX /jle. Vesp. 
 
 624. 
 'Eyxe/a, as, et Ion. eyxeir}, V s t V> [hasta,] a spear. "HXvOev eyx e 'V <ttv<J>eXi^e 
 
 be fiiv fxefJiduiTa. H. 261. SYN. &c. see"Eyxos. 
 *Eyx€ifipofi6s, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [hasta fremens,] spear-raging, warlike. 'Ey-x«- 
 
 fipdfth). 'Ev & aperav. Olymp. 7* 79' 
 'EyxeiKepavvos, ov, 6, adj. [fulmina ad hastarum modum jaciens,] thunder- 
 brandishing. 'Ey-xeitcepavvov ira'is Eirbplv. Olymp. 13. 110. 
 'Eyxeipeoj, v. [adgredior rem s. ad rem,] to take in hand, to undertake, to at- 
 tempt, to attack. Ovk o1b' diroia Trpwrov eyxeipoi, (ptXai. Med. 378. Syn. 
 
 'E7rtx e 'p£ w » Eirepxo/jicit, ^uerdxeio/cjw, ToXfjtdio. 
 'Eyxe/p^/xd, dros, to, subst. [conatus, coeptum,] an attempt, an enterprise. T Ap' 
 
 ovxt n&pov kart Tovyx^tpv^d gov ; OE. R. 540. Syn. 'Emx^iprifid, elvfioXrj, 
 
 opjxi^fid, fxrixap, MX&vvp&f rdX/zrj/.id, irelpd. 
 'Eyxeipv T V s y °v, b, subst. [qui aliquid adgreditur, auctor,] a person who 
 
 attempts or undertakes. Kaivwv t epytav eyx^pv'ris. Aves 258. Syn. 
 
 A'Ltios. 
 'Eyxeiplbws, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [qui in manibus gestatur,] held in the hand. 1m> 
 
 roTcS' c&et&v eyx^tpXbXois. iEsch. Suppl. 22. 
 "Eyx«Xvs, vbs, rj, et in plur. ey^eXets, et ves, (2) dimin. eyxeXetoV, ov, to, subst. 
 
 [anguilla,] (1) an eel, (2) a little eel. Uaibd XP*! 07 *!" ^yainjrijv ex J&oXwrwv 
 
 eyX^Xvv. Lysistr. 702. See also Acharn. 1042. 
 'Ey x^Xjxiopos, et(2) eyxeWdXos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [(1) hasta pugnans, (2) hastam 
 
 vibrans,] (1) smiting with, or (2) brandishing the spear; valiant, warlike. 
 
 Rabbi MuvrfT EJ3d\ev KaX 'E7r/ arpbfbv kyxjtoX^iwpovs. B. 692. See also H. 449. 
 
 SYN. 'ApfjXbs, bovp'iicXvTos, ay xtftdxos. 
 'Ey^eWj f. X ev<T(0 > [infundo,] to pour in. "Eyyet* ttXeojv bi tov anvtyov btbov [ib- 
 
 vbv* Cycl. 552. SYN. Elaytw, KaTdytu), e/ufiaXXu), ETnKipvr\\xX, d-Kapyb^iai. 
 'Ey^X/w, v. [(1) delicias habeo in, luxurior in ; (2) illudo,] (1) to be insolent 
 
 to, (2) to insult. Kap(3avos tjy,"EXXr)aXv eyxX/ets dyav. ^Esch. Suppl. 921. 
 "Eyxos, eos, to, subst. [(1) hasta, (2) ensis,] (1) a spear, a javelin, (2) a sword, 
 
 metaph. instrument. "Qtov rob' eyx o$ uparos ayvXay Tplx a - Alcesjt. 7^» Syn. 
 
 'Eyxeia, bbpv, £i(f)ds. EPITH. 'Aftrax/ueroV, aXuXfJidv, dvE/jLOTpetyss, fipiOv, fiEyd, 
 
 orlfidpov, b&XXxov, jiaKpov, o^voev, yaXKrjpEs, afxtyXyvov, boXXxooaXov, evbEtidnrixy , 
 
 fieiXXvov, x«X»cedv, oftpX/uov, TraTp&nov, tteXmoXov, naXXXviKov, irpox^^poy, irTEpoEV, 
 
 dfiatfidKETov, 'AptfXov, EtcrifibXov, BovpXbv. 
 'EyxpipirToj, v. [(1) admoveo, (2) accedo,] (1) to bring near, (2) to draw near. 
 
 NwXt/xes eyxpipTrTOVTb, KaX aXXtjXovs ivdpicldv. P. 413. SYN. Xpifnrrto, npoo- 
 
 TTEXaclu), dtfufcvid/jiai. 
 "Eyxpivros, ov, b etrj, adj. [qui illinitur,] fit for anointing, unctuous. NiicXd, 
 
 ovt eyxP LGT ° v (?l JLlv boKeX), ovt ETrXnaaTov. Theocr. 11. 2. 
 'EyyyTpliu, v. [(l) in olla pono ; (2) occido,] to put in a pot, to dish, to kill. 
 
 Ta7ri SpqiKrfs' bv btrios alax^vels, eyx^TpXels. Vesp. 289^ Syn. (2) 4>ovevw, 
 
 KTeivio, fiXcnrrh). 
 'Eyx&pXbs, a, by, et ov, 6 et rj, adj. [indigena, patrius,] native, indigenous. 
 
 KbxXovs te (pvcriop, |vXXtywr t eyx**>pXovs. Iph. T. 304. SYN. 'EirXx^pXbs, 
 
 oheJos, naTpXbs, evrbnbs, WayEVi)s. 
 
 1 On the orthography of this word, sec the learned Dr. Monk's uotc, Hipp. 218. 
 
Em E0EI 253 
 
 'Eyw, /jiov, pot, fxe, et emphatic^ e/zov, c/zoi, efxty pronom. personal, [ego,] I. 
 Mfire KtQaipibv' ooaowiv \jl eyw. Bacch. 1375. SYN. 'Eywye. 
 
 'Ebavds, ov, 6 et r/, [jucundus, suavis,] sweet, pleasant. 'Aju/3po<rta>, ebapai, to 
 pa ol teBviojiepop ^ep. H. 172. SYN. 'Hbvs, q. V. 
 
 "Ebdtyds, ids, eoeBXXop, et eceBXop, ov, to, subst. [fundus, fundamentum, pavi- 
 mentum,] ground, foundation, pavement. "0<t<top tis t ibdtyos vr\bs Topvti- 
 oztcu ctvrjp. e. 249. See also Callirn. 4. 228. and 2.72. SYN. kdnibop, 
 ovbds, Trvdfxrjy, fiaBpdp, Bifie&Xijp, Bi/LteiXXop, irpefiPOP. 
 
 "Ebecr/Jid, drds, to, ibrjrvs, vds, r/, et eiddp, cltos, to, et ibojbij, tjs, ij, subst. [edu- 
 lium, esca,] eatables, food, meat. ILvkois Kal Kapvois kal ibifffiderX TraPTdbdnol.- 
 oXp. Batrach. 31. See also B. 432. X. 121. and 0. 504. Syn. Bpw/m, /3pw- 
 aXs, fidpa, Tpotyi). 
 
 'Ebeards, ?), ov, adj. [edax,] eating, devouring, to be eaten. Kai irpbs kvpwp 
 ibeardp ahiaTov r Xbeiv. Antig. 206. SYN. Bpwros, fipwoXfids. 
 
 "Ebpddpai, Ep. eebvddfxai, et ebvoio, v. [despondeo, doto,] to settle in marriage, 
 to portion. 'Ebpaodfiai te Bvydrip\ fjv ovbels yajiel. Helen. 939- See also 
 (5. 63. and Theocr. 22. 147. SYN. Myrjorevw, Kareyyvdu). 
 
 ^Ebpdp, et Ion. iebpdp, ov, to, subst. [donum sponsale, dos,] a marriage pre- 
 sent or portion. "OBev nob* ebpojp typ KoXvypvoit) %^V' Androm. 2. See 
 also 7r. 391. SYN. Qeppr), fiprjoreid, ■^dpiajxa. EPITH. pi. ' 'AneipioXd, fxvpXd, 
 BeairioXd. 
 
 "Ebos, ids, to, ebpa, as, fj, "ebpdvov, ov, et ebpafffid, drds, to, subst. [sedes, con- 
 cilium,] (l)a seat, a place, an abode, (2) a sitting, an assembly. 'Hfxels Kal 
 Qvfirjs ebos e'lXd/jiip €TTTd7rvXoid. A. 406. See also Orest. 1285. Aj. Fl. 194. 
 and Soph. Electr. 1393. SYN. "Ebatyds, Tifiipds, Buncos, (3aBpdp. EPITH. 
 'AaydXis, aiTrv, Beiov, kclXop, kXvtop, v\pi7rebdv, (2) dvirvos, yopvirir^s, fiw/uXos, 
 vqvefi&s, *xpvor}XdTos. 
 
 v Lbpa~i6s, a, dp, et ov, 6 et rj, adj. [(1) sedentarius, (2) stabilis,] seated, seden- 
 tary, firm. Et tXsep tokois ibpalds dXXds av XiXrjBip &v. Thesm. 664. Syn. 
 Hdvavcrds. 
 
 ^EbpXdw, v. [sedeo,] to sit. 'EbpXdei, TlepaaiaX fidpvs Beds aloXofxiTpats. Theocr. 
 
 . 17. 19. Syn. see"E£6,uai. 
 
 ^EbpoffTpdtyds, ov, 6, subst. [qui podicem versat, velut luctatores inter luctandum,] 
 a bottom-twister, a wrestler. "Oaad b' d-no OKiXiwp ebpooTpdtyoX 'ApydBiv dv- 
 bpes. Theocr. 24. 109. 
 
 "Ebio, f. med. Ebov/jui, perf. ibr/bdKd, v. [edo, vescor aliqua re,] to eat, to feed 
 on. Et bi tXs earoX fipoT&v, oX dpovpr}s Kapndp ibovaXp. Z. 142. SYN. Bt/3pw<rfcw, 
 eaBXoj, <f)dyot, (TiTEOfxat. 
 
 'Ebwbri, wd.'EbeafJid. 
 
 'EbwXXdp, ov, to, subst. [(l)sedile, (2) transtrum,] a seat, a bench for rowers. 
 'EbioXiutv virepKOTru). Sept. Theb. 451. Syn. TeX/ud, Cvydp. 
 
 'EEbyioTijs, ov, 6, Ion. pro XbpwTtjs, subst. [socer, qui nliam despondet,] one who 
 portions a daughter, a father-in-law. 'Afupi yajuw* inX ovtoX iebptoral xdicoX 
 el/xEv. N. 382. SYN. Envpos, Kr}beoTr)S, TrepBipos. 
 
 '£etfcoaa/3oto$, ov, 6 et r], adj. [viginti boves valens,] worth twenty oxen, lljow- 
 
 Brifirjp et iovffdp, EeiKoodfioid # ibiOKEV, a. 431. 
 EELKoaopos, ov, 6 et rj, Ep. pro elKoadpos, adj. [quod viginti remis impellitur,] 
 twenty-oared. "Qooov 0' Iotov ptjos ieiKooopoio /ieXatV^s. t. 322. 
 
 'EeXbiop, to, subst. [desiderium,] desire, wish. Tavpiop y& aly&v robe fioi Kpyi]pdp 
 
 ZeXbojp. A. 41. 
 'Eepfftj, \\(\. H Eparj. 
 
 "E8o/iai, f. ebovfiai, V. [sedeo,] to sit. 'Apjjp Ttdp dvbp e£opB\ v<f e'ifidai £t(j)T). 
 Hel. 1573. SYN.^ESptdw, Ka&e£dfj.ai, i$.dvu), ?jfJ.cu, BaKtto. 
 
 'EBetpd, as, et ZBeipds, dbos, r}, subst. [(l)coma ; (2)juba,] hair, mane, 'ftfcu- 
 TTETd, yjpvairiaXp 1 EBeip^atv kojjlowpte. 0. 42. See also ir, 1 76. SYN. Kdfirj, 
 
 1 XpvaerHTw is icanned as an autibaccliius. 
 
254 E0EI EIKA 
 
 tybfir), fioarpvxtis, dpi!-. EpiTH. 'A7ra\j7, aKepaEKbfirjs, dvbeood, £avdij, "Kvpat), 
 
 irbXXu, ^pvaia, Tpr)ye!d. 
 'EdeipaZw, v. [comam alo,] to be hairy, to have curled hair. KaXbv edeipaciov- 
 
 tes d/jtoifodbXs aWddev dXXot. Theocr. 1. 34. SYN. Ko/idw. 
 'EdeXrjiids, ov, 6 et r), adj. [lubens, voluntarius,] voluntary. AvTofxdrr) iroXXov 
 
 re scat atyQovdv' ol & ede\rjfJ.oi. Hes. Op. 1 18. 
 'eBeXovt^s, ov, et edeXovrrjp, ffpds, 6, subst. et adj. [voluntarius,] voluntary. 
 
 Kdyw 'deXovrrjs rw6' V7re£vyr]t> irbvu. Aj. Fl. 24. See also /3. 292. 
 'EdeXoj, v. [(l)volo; (2) possum,] to wish, to be willing; to be able. 'A\Xd mT 
 
 ws eOeXio bo/j.evai irdXXv, el Toy' djieivbv* A. 1 l6. SYN. 0e\a>, fiovXb/jiai, (2) 
 
 bvydfxai, olos te el/uX. 
 'Edicidfjiai, v. [assuesco,] to be accustomed to. Ti x°Vf*&'> ^QeaOai yap eidi- 
 
 ofiai atdEV. Iph. A. 726. 
 "EQvbs, eos, to, subst. [(l)gens; (2) multitudo,] a race, a nation, a crowd or 
 
 throng. T" edvei yvvaiK&v dvbpbtybvwv. Pyth. 4.449. SYN. Teveci, yivos, 
 
 <j>vXbi>, 7rXij6ds, Xabs. EPITH. 'AXXbbdirbv, dtyveibv, aTacrdaXov, fiidpbv, fJisyd, 
 
 Td^yT^omov, ojJ.6(T7rdpdv. 
 "eQos, ids, to, subst. [ritus, mos, consuetudo,] custom, institution. "e6os rob' 
 
 €ls"EXXrjvas e^EXe^djurjy. Eur. Suppl. 350. 
 "Edto, v. [consuesco, soleo,] to be accustomed, to be wont. *Os kclko. 7ro\\' 
 
 epbefftcZv eQwv Olvfjos aXwqy, I. 536. SYN. 'Edi$b/iai y vbfiictbfxai. 
 El, conj. [(1) si, (2) utinam, (3) num, an, (4) etsi, quanquam, (5) quod,] 
 
 if; I wish; whether; although; that. Tijuwpbv, el ical pj6ev eoTXv, aXX 
 
 bfxurs. Hec. 831. SYN. 'Edv, r)v. 
 Eld, [eja,] well, come. 'AW, eld, tyeibov jurjbEv, wi> EiriaTaaai. Med. 402. 
 EldfXEvi], ijs, fj, subst. [locus irriguus,] a meadow, a well-watered and grassy 
 
 spot. "H pd t ev eldfiEvfj eXeos fiEydXoib 7r£(j)VK€i. A. 483. 
 EldpXvos, vid. 'EdpXvbs. 
 Et/3w, et eifidfxai, v. [effuudo, stillo,] to shed, to drop. tv fts 'obvcrevs eXeetroi/ 
 
 vtt 6(ppval baicpvov elfisv. 8. 53J. SYN. Ae//3w, orac?w, Tr'iKbfiai. 
 ElbdXifios, rj, bv, adj. [formosus, speciosus,] fair, specious. Terradpds elbdXX- 
 
 fjias, as tJOeXev avrbs iXeadat. w. 278. SYN. Eveibijs, ev7rpE7rr)s, KaXbs. 
 Elbdp, aTbs, to, vid. "Ebefffxd. 
 Elbia, poet, pro XbZa, as, i), subst. [species, genus,] a species, a kind. Ylavrd 
 
 yap Xgyet bXaaid" iraaas & elbias. Thesm. 436. 
 EtSew, f. brjacj, et eibbfiai, v. [(1) video, (2) scio, cognosce: "estab e'Lbu), notat- 
 
 que fere idem, nisi quod etdew magis de visu mentis et cognitione ejus certa, 
 
 ponitur." Damm. c. 552.] to see, to perceive, to know, to understand. Elbfj- 
 
 oeiV xoXettoI toi egovt, dXb^to 7rep Eovar). A. 546. SYN. Mavfldyw, yXyvwuKU), 
 
 tar) pi, Eiriardfiai, olbd. 
 ElbbdEr), rjs, r), P. N. [Idolhea,] the daughter- of Proteus. ElbbOEr)' Trj yap pd 
 
 udXiffrd ye Ovfibv bpivd. b. 366. 
 Elbbs, eos, to, subst. [species,] form, species, appearance. Ov tovtov elbos 
 
 <j)ah>£Tai tu)V irpayiiaTiov. Ion 587- SYN. Eibia, fr^fip.d, fX0p(pf), TCpbvtDTxbv. 
 
 EPITH. 'Ayr)Tov, dpX~TrpETTES, ayXdov, dyavov, eKTrpEirls, Qvryrbv, dpiOTbv, bov- 
 
 Xetbv, vneipbybv, EirripaTbv, KaXbv, ypvolibv, Qr)r)Tbv, •nbXvbaibdXbv. 
 E'ibwXbv, ov, to, subst. [simulacrum, imago,] an image, an idol. EibwXbv, 
 
 efXTrvovv ovpdvov ^vvde'ia vnb. Helen. 34. SYN. "AyaX/ud, f3pETas, ehojv, etKaofjid, 
 
 <j>d(Tfid, (pavTaafxd. EPITH. 'A/uavpbv, dfivbpbv, abpdi'ES, d-^vybv, tyXXvbv. 
 ElQdp, adv. [statim,] immediately. T Hn-djo virb irpdirXbioi', eWap b' vnb yovrdr 
 
 eXvoev. A. 578. SYN. EvOecjs, avTiKa, 7rdpd^pf)/id. 
 EiKds, dbbs, r), sc. rifXEpa, [dies vicesimus,] the twentieth day in a month. EadSi 
 
 b J ev fxeydXi), ttXem r)/JidrX, tarbpd (purd. Hes. Op. 79®' 
 Etjcdc'w, v. [adsimilo, conjicio,] to liken, to compare. Et/cace* koivov earXv 
 
 elxacleiv Tdbi. Iph. A. 845. SYN. 'Aneikaclh), enema^u), av/ufiaXXu), T£~Kfxaipb~ 
 
 pat, 
 EkdOw, ct tt/vO), v. [cedo, pareo,] to yield, to obey. 'AW ov bibavKu* toIs xpd- 
 
EIKA EIAI 255 
 
 tqvoX b" ekddeiv. Soph. Electr. 398. SYN. 'i'lretKto, virdxiopeu), vnoTaffardfAai, 
 
 7f€idap\e(o, vdHtfJiCti, viraKovu), 7rdpd^ojpEU), 
 JL'iicafffia, tiros, to, elfcwr, bvos, et ekio, dds, rj, subst. [simulacrum, imago,] an 
 
 image, likeness, representation. Aai/advos k\Bpov e'kaafid flpoTols te kcli. 
 
 Sept. Theb. 519- See also Here. F. 997- a»d Med. 1159- Syn. see E'ibwXdv. 
 Ekaards, ?), ov, adj. [adsimulandus, comparandus, similis,] to be likened to, 
 
 resembling. Moptyrj fidXtfTT ekaoTov. Tracli. 702. 
 JLiKeXdvetpds, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [somnio similis,] like to a dream. 'An-rijycj, E(f>rj- 
 
 /xtpioi, Td\do\ fiporoi, avepfs eheXoveipoi. Aves 684. 
 E'ikeXos, t], ov, adj. [similis,] like. Ot b* ws 'iSojuefiya Xbov, <j>Xoyi e'kiXdv d\qv. 
 
 N. 330. SYN. "IkeXos, dXiyicids, ofxoios, Trpdaofioios. 
 EkT), adv. [temere, frustra,] rashly, inconsiderately, in vain. Kparurrov eh-fj 
 
 Tavr eq.v d<f>etfXEvd. Eur. Electr. 379* SYN. "AXXws, avrios, fxdrrjv, atypdbeus. 
 Ekos, vid. Ek-w, similis sum. 
 EkoadnXs, adv. [vicies,] twenty times. Ovo' et fuoi beKdxis te ml ehdaaKis road 
 
 boirj. I. 379- 
 E'kdaX, poet. eeUdal, et Dor. e'ikutX, adj. indecl. [viginti,] twenty. Kovpoi Boi<o- 
 
 Tuiv EKdrbv Ka\ eiKoaX (Salvo v. B. 510. 
 EkoaXvripXTos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [de quo viginti contend unt,] for which twenty 
 
 contend. OvS' ei kev biKdicis te tcaX eiicoaiviifHT diroivd. X. 349. 
 Ekoo*ToX6yds, ov, 6, subst. [vicesimarum exactor,] a collector of the twentieth 
 
 part. Q(t>pvKX<i)v wv f ekoaroXoyos KaKobaifUiyv. Ran. 362. 
 Eikootos, >), 6v, Ion. eeikootos, adj. [vicesimus,] the twentieth. "HfxdrX k eko- 
 
 aT(o IxZpXrjv EpXfttoXov Xkoito. e. 34. See also r. 222. 
 EIkotojs, adv. [probabiliter, merito, jure,] probably, reasonably, fitly, justly. 
 
 XaXct tokevoXv ekorojs dvfxovfiEVOis. Hec. 403. SYN. Auicaiios, EvbXKojs, a^iws 3 
 
 CUV bXKTf, TTpETVOVTWS. 
 
 E'koj, v. [similem facio ; item, convenio, sufficio : eiKofxai similis sum, fut. act. 
 et£w, praet. eoiKa, Ionic, elud, particip. eoucios et ekios, similis, probabilis, 
 ekos, aequum. Vid. Damm. c. 564.] to make like, to suit; mid. to be or 
 seem like. "Eoike tcai oe Ta/Jid Xvnriffeiv mfca. Orest. 7^9> Syn. Eti?a£ftr, 
 k^dfiowofxat. 
 
 E'iku), v. [cedo,] to yield. See Ekddw. 
 
 Etfcw^ et ekio, vid. E'kaa/id. 
 
 Ekus, via, os, vid. E'i'kw, [similem facio.] 
 ! EiXdTrXvd£,(t> f f. aio, v. [epulor,] to banquet; EiXdrnvdZovcriv, irtvovaX te ciiQdird 
 
 oJvov. p. 536. Syn. See kaivvptai. 
 j ElXdiripaaTris, ov, 6, subst. [conviva,] a guest. Afj/iov ettei oX Zralpos etjv QXXos 
 ' EiXdTcXvaoTris. P. 577' Syn. See Aatrv/zwj>. 
 
 ElXdTrXvr}, r)%, rj, subst. [convivium,] a banquet, a sumptuous feast. ,X H ydfiw J) 
 Epdvto i) eiXdwivr) TtddXvtrj. X. 414. SYN. See Acus, and 'Eopr//. 
 
 ElXap, ro, subst. [munimen, propugnaculum,] a defence, fortification, bulwark » 
 
 "ApprjKTOP'VTjCJP TE KO.X CLVTUiV ElXdp EffEodcit. H. 56. SYN. 'AXefyfjld, TTpdjjdX)), 
 
 E-TraXfys, EnXrEij^ifTfud, (ppouptuv, (f>vXdurj, aacpdXeid. 
 ElXafiids, r\, ov, poet, pro 'eXutivos, adj. [abiegnus,] made of pine or fir-tree. 
 
 ElXdrXvai te boico), xal kloves vxj/oa lyovTEs. r. 38. 
 TJXeidvid, et EiXrjdvid, as, >/, P. N. [Ilithyia, Lucina,] Diana or Juno, who 
 presided over child-birth. 2r7/<rt o' lv 'Afivivu), ddi te (titeos ¥JXei6v17]s. t. 188. 
 See also Call. 4. 132. Syn. "Apte/jXs. Epith. \fi\eia, EhdTXr), firjrpoTrd- 
 i Xos, TrpavjjiqTXs. Phr. See Nem. 7 . 
 
 I EIXew, et e'LXb), v. [volvo, in angustum cogo,] to enclose, to pen up, to roll. 'Es 
 
 itdTdfxbv elXevvTo fiddvppoov, apyvpohivrjv. $. 8. See also E. 782. Syn. 
 
 , "iAXw, cvveiXeu), avvdyu), avvadpoiclu), (TTEvd^wpEU), ovyicXelu), avveipyu), eXLgoio. 
 
 E'lXri, t}s, t), subst. [calor et splendor solis,] sun-shine, the warmth of the sun, 
 
 day-light. Ei'Xr? kcV opBpov, ijXXdaei npos ijXXov. Vesp. 771. 
 E'i'Xiyyos, ov, 6, subst. [vertigo, vortex, gyrus,] a rolling, a curling, an eddy. 
 Netd0£V ciXiyyoiaXv E7rrjb J pds t^dvXoiiad. Apoll. 4. 142. Syn. &ivr), blips. 
 
256 EIAI ElPr 
 
 ElXiK-ds, *), dv, adj. [involutus,] wrapped up. EIXiktov avrXirriyos, &s tipua& u 
 
 irals. Ion 40 Syn. See 'eXiktos. 
 EIXXkovs, wobos, Set %, adj. [pedes curvans,] turning the feet, winding. IloXXa 
 
 be tyXd /urjXa icaX elXXnobas eXXms fiovs. I. 462. 
 EtXiaaw, vid. 'eX'htctu), 
 ElXXrEvrjs, ids, 6 et ij, adj. [tentus in lineae spiralis modum,] curled. Kal 0dX- 
 
 Xovtcl (reXtva, KaX elXiTEvrjs dypuxtrXs. Theocr. 13.42. ExP. 'Ev rols eXe.ol 
 
 yiyvofiEvrj. 
 E'lXv/ud, drds, to, subst. [involucrum,] a covering. Et tX tcov e'iXvfta eneipuv ey£s 
 
 evddb' Xovod. 5. 179. 
 ElXvds, ov, 6, subst. [latibulum, latebree,] a hole, a den, or lair. Orjpes 6' ei- 
 
 Xvovs re Kara £,vXd)(pvs re XXrrovres. Apoll. 1. 1144. SYN. IxfjXaiov, otteos, 
 
 Kevdfubv, (jhoXeos, IXvos. 
 ElXvfaZw, et elXvtyaa), 1 v. [verso, torqueo,] to whirl about. TfjXe b' an aldose- 
 
 vuv bdXbiov <teXus eiXvQaZe. Hes. Scut. 275. See also Y. 492. Syn. EiXew, 
 
 eXicrffh), eXvii), (q. v.) biiEu), rXvaooid. 
 ElXvw, f. vaio, v. [involvo, volvo, verso,] to roll about, to wrap round. ElXvcrw 
 
 ipdjuddoiaXv , dXts XEpdbos KepX^evas, $.319* SYN. EJXew, eXiffffio, kclXvttto), 
 
 eXvcj. 
 El fid, dros, to, subst. [vestimentum,] a garment, a covering. Adorns r' kv /ue- 
 
 ydpoiaXv dvtoyZre. e'l/jad' eXecrdai. \p. 132* SYN. ^ A.fx-KE^ovr} , IpLdrXov, evbvfxd. 
 
 EpiTH."A/i/3poroj/, (SdffXXrfXdv, kclXov, Xvypov, KaOdpov, iroXvbaibdXov, GiydXoEV, 
 
 TrjXavyES, rifjifJEv, vfavrov, (poiviKOEV, ^apteV. cpoKEOv. 
 Elfjiapjievos^ri, ov, adj. seu potius partic. perf. pass, a fxeipofiai, divido, [fato de- 
 
 cretus,] decreed by fate. ToXavr e^pa^e npbs ds&v el/map/ievd. Trach. 172. 
 
 Syn. TiETrpujfiEvds, 
 
 EijjiX, f. Eaofxai, poet, eaadfiai, V. [sum,] to be. Elf* 'Obvcrevs AaepTXdbrjs os 
 
 TrdaX boXotcrXv. i. 19» SYN. 'Y7rapY/*>> 7reXw, 7reXojueu, yiyvdfiai, teXeOoj, rvy- 
 
 %dvii), (with an adv.) eyw. 
 EJfxX, v. [ibo,] I shall or will go. Nvv b' el/ju ^BLrivh*' etteXyi ttoXv (pepTEpov eorXv. 
 
 A. 169. SYN. Bijadfjiat, 7ropevadfj.ai, veladfxai. 
 Ely, poet, pro kv, q. v. 
 EivdiTEs, adv. [per novem annos,] during nine years. Eimeres yap otyiv k&k& 
 
 pcnrTOfXEV cijjl(^Xeitovtes. y. 118. 
 Elms, dbds, rj, poet, pro eweds, subst. [nona mensis dies,] the ninth day of the 
 
 month. Elects 5' // jieaai] ETrXbeiiXaXmov -/j/ndp. Hes. Op. 808. 
 ElvdT))p, Epos, fj, subst. [uxor fratris,] a brother's wife. 'A/^t bi fiiv ydXop re 
 
 KaX elvdrZpes dXXs eardv. X^. 473. 
 E'lvaTos, et Evdros, r\, ov, adj. [nonus,] ninth. Tevicpos & eivdros ^X0e, TrdXlvTbvd 
 
 To£a TXraiviov. 0. 266. See also B. 313. 
 E'lvEKd, poet, pro 'Evtud, praep. [propter,] on account of. "TfipXos etveKd Trjobf 
 
 ai) 6' t<T)(eo, tteIQeo b' rjf/iv, A. 214. SYN. See"E»e»:d. 
 EivX, vid. 'Ev. 
 EirdbXds, poet, pro EvdbXos, a, ov, adj. [trivius,] by the way-side: fern. Trivia, 
 
 an epithet of Proserpine. EhobXois, ovs 7raT§es IpibfiaivovoXv eQovtes. IT. 
 
 260. 
 ElvootyvXXos, ov, b et r/, adj. [in quo folia agitantur ; frondosus,] shaking with 
 
 leaves, leafy. Nj/ptroi', elvdaXtyvXXdv, dpiirpETTEs' tifjHpX bt vfj<roi. 1. 22. Syn. 
 
 T$ddv(f>vXXds. 
 Etjoyw, Upyio, e'tpyu), 3 et clpyddw, v. [excludo, arceo, prohibeo, includo,] to ex- 
 
 1 Heyne (A. 156.) objects to the variation of quantity in the antepenult, of these words. See 
 his note. 
 
 2 'Elfiapfxepyi and Tfisirpwfjutvj} are used as substantives signifying fate or destiny, yuotpa being 
 understood. 
 
 3 Some writers contend that f'lpryu> denotes, ' to include/ and etpyw, ' to exclude ;' but there does 
 not seem to be much ground for making the distinction, though most Lexicographers observe it. 
 See Steph. Thes. 
 
EIPE EISA 257 
 
 elude, to keep out or off, to prevent, to inclose. TfjXe fxe elpyovoi xf^v^ai, 
 
 eih<a\a KafxovTMv. ^F. 72. See also X. 502. and Soph. Electr. 127K Syn. 
 
 y Aireipyo), dizoKXeib), direipydBb), dirioBEto, ^lapi^w, kcjXvu), ttclvoj, Karl^u), ey/cXe/to, 
 
 Kadelpyio, (j>vXa.TT(0. 
 ElpZa, os, >/, subst. [concio, ccetus,] an assembly. Etpeas ' aQdvdrwv, oX 'OXu/u- 
 
 irXd bbjfxdr eyovalv. Hes. Theog. 804. Syn. 'Ayopct, dfjuXXa. 
 E'ipepds, ov, 6, subst. [captivitas,] bondage, slavery. E'/pepoV eladvdyovoX, 
 
 irovov t e)(Efiev icaX oi£vv. 6. 529* SYN. Aoi/Xem, bovXaavvq. 
 Elpia-Xa, as, r), subsK [remigatio, remigium,] rowing. Teiperd b' avbp&v Qvfxbs 
 
 vir elpeffirjs aXeyeivrjs. tc. 78. 
 ElpeMvri, V s * V> subst. [ramus oleae, lana velatus, insigne supplicum,] *' an 
 
 olive or laurel branch bound with wool, and crowned with all sort of first 
 
 fruits, to signify that scarcity had ceased, and used in the festival called 
 
 H-vare-ipta." Dr. Jones. "Wv nets irpvp.vav dvdtcpovarjTat, 7rXrjyels rats elpeoXw- 
 
 vats. yesp. 399- Exp. (See Schol. Plut. 1054.) 
 Elpr)va7ds, a, bv, et elprjvXtcbs, r), by, adj. [paciricus,] peaceable, peaceful. El 
 
 be 7ror els dypbv ovrbs direXdhv elprjvalos bXdrpi\pei. Equit. 802. SYN. "Hffi/^os, 
 
 r\ovyj.bs, a^eifiavros bopos. 
 Elp{]vt), r)s, r), subst. [pax, quies,] peace, quiet, 'fls TOTrdpos' nXovros be KaX 
 
 elprjpri dXXs eorw. w. 485. SYN. 'Aorpdreta, ijffv^Xa, bXaXXdyrj, bjubvotd. 
 
 EpiTH. ' Ay dQr), // KaXXiarrj debs, (3ddv7rXovTbs, oXfibbbreipd, spdrij, xdpXeaad. 
 
 Phr. see Theocr. 16. 89. Grot. Floril. p. 208. and Olymp. 13. 6. 
 E'ipXbv, ov, eJpbs, eos, et ipXbv, ov, to, subst. [lana,] wool. "Hfjtsvat ev fxeydpa, rj 
 
 eipta ireiKETe j^epalv. 2. 315. See also 1. 426. and 1. 124. SYN. YIokos, ttcjcos, 
 
 /uaXXos, Kwds. EpiTH. 'loove0es, 7rlvwbes, poboltv. y 
 
 ElpKTeos, a, bv, adj. verb, ab e'/pyw, [cohibendus,] must be restrained. 'AXX' 
 
 elpKTEOP rao' kaflv* ov yap oi irXareis. Aj. Fl. 1250. 
 EipKri}, rjs, fi, subst. [career,] a prison, a place of confinement. ElpKraial t 
 
 evbov auj/jid abv (pvXa^bfiEV. Bacch. 489* SYN. Aeoyzos, beajnarriplov, o'lKrjfxd, 
 
 QvXdicrj. 
 Elpdtcofios, ov, 6 et r), adj. [lanam carpens,] dressing wool. ElpoKofjiw, rj ol Adfce- 
 
 baijiovl vauTd(i)(ry. T. 387. 
 ElpbiroKos, ov, 6 et r), adj. [laniger,] bearing wool, fleecy, "fls oX vV elpbnbKojv 
 
 bXwv arepvoioX bebevTo. 1. 443. SYN. AdovOpii;, bdovpaXXbs. 
 E'ipw, v. [necto, sero, consero,] to connect, to bind, to entwine. Xpvaibv, 
 
 ijXeKTpoHiXv eep/jLeydy, tjeXXov ws. a. 294. SYN. 'Avelpa), tveipw, ttXeku), efiirXeicio, 
 
 OVVaiTTh). 
 
 E'ipu), f.epZ, poet. epE(o, unde verb. 'Epew, preet. eipriKd, usitatius E'ipdfxat, v. 
 
 [dico, nuntio, interrogo,] to speak, to tell, to ask, to inquire about. Toiydp 
 
 Eyiov EpE(o' ay bs gvvQeo, Kat fxoX dfxoffadv. A. 76, See also Z. 239* Syn. 
 
 Atyo>, dyyeXXw, Ipofxai, keXevu), 7rvvddvdfj.ai. 
 EV'pwv, wvos, 6, subst. [simulator,] a dissembler, a banterer. E'/pwv, yXows, 
 
 dXa£<vv. Nub. 449. 
 Elptovevofiai, v. [dissimulatione utor in oratione,] to dissemble. "YLicouods avrfjs, 
 
 o\bv elpiovevErai ; Av. 1211. SYN. 'YiroKpivoiiai, viroaTeXXdjxai, ^Xevci^w. 
 ElpwvXxws, adv. [ficte, dissimulate,] with dissimulation. O'iav irpd<pd<riv KddrjKEv 
 
 u>s elpwvXKtos. Vesp. 174. 
 Els, (poet. "Eeis,) fiXd, ev, adj. [unus,] one, single. Ovk dydduv irvXvKotpdpXty 
 
 els Kolpdvos effTU). B. 204. 
 Els, et es, praep. cum accusat. [in, contra, erga,] in, unto, for, until, against. 
 
 Ni/v 5' dye, vrjd fjiEXaivdv Epvoob\iiv els dXa b~idv. A. 141. See A. 142. 
 EtVayyeXXw, f. eXa), v. [(l) renuntio, (2) accuso,] to bring in a message, to 
 
 announce, to inform against, to accuse. To 7rpdy/ud tovti beivdv et^ayy^XXt- 
 
 rai, Thesm. 597* Syn. 'AyyeXXw, evbeiKyvfiX, fxrivixo, diro^aivutj bXdfiaXXoj, 
 
 OVKotyaVTEU). 
 
 1 Etpe'asis here scanned as a spondee. 
 Pros. Lex. 2 K 
 
258 EISA EI2B 
 
 Eiffayw, et caayw, v. [introduco,] to bring in, to introduce. Tijs rovbe wrpos 
 tov tybvov. 2v 6' e'Ladye. Eumen. 583. See Choeph. 70. SYN. 'Avayw, 
 tn-dyw, eitdvaydJ. 
 EiVaei, 1 eoael, et effaiev, adv. [in perpetuum, semper,] for ever, always. Kat 
 
 vepdev wv, dpalbs eicrdet fidpvs. Trach. 1204. See also CE. C. 704. 
 EtVa/pw, v. [intro fero s. infero,] to bring in, to bear in. "H/ieW dtyaipelv, tf 
 
 rj rpa7rec' elcrrjperb. Ran. 517* SYN. Eic^epw, TrpoaTXQr}jiX t swaya). 
 JLlaaiafTb), 7, et Att. elaatrrio, v. [irrumpo,] to rush in. Obb' elajjZe bybds e^ova' 
 obb" lov, 'Iov, /3o£. Nub. 543, See Nub. 1096. Syn. 'tiraioaio, emfepbfiai, 
 £7cepyofxai y etyopfidio, elairaito. 
 Elffdih), poet, pro elrrdKovw, et etrdicovb), v. [exaudio, ausculto,] to hear, to 
 listen to. Owvas elodXojv, tv ft vtto bpvaXv r) viro irevKais. Theocr. 7. 88. See 
 Hec. 555. and 0. 97* Syn. 'E7rd/couw, dKovio, vTrdKovu. 
 TLlcraicTebs, a, bv, adj. verb, [deferendus,] must be informed against or sum- 
 moned. JLiactKTEOv fxoC av be KaTrjybpei 7rapwi/. Vesp. 839^ 
 EtVaXXo/zat, et eaaWd/jicu, v. [insilio,] to leap or spring upon. Tlbrfios bwicb- 
 fiiffTds eiarfKarb. Antig. 1347- (Double Dochm.) Syn. 'EvdXXo/xcu, dodbpeu), 
 £7rffipw(Ticio, elffTrrihdii), efAiriirrh). 
 Et<ra/ie//3w, v. [ingredior,] to pass in, to enter. Eto-d/uet^cu drjpbs, exBi^rov Sd- 
 
 kovs. Sept. Theb. 554. SYN. Eio-ep^o^a*, elcraTrbfiaivu). 
 Et<rd»/d/3atVw, f. fifjodfiai, v. [adscendo, conscendo,] to go up into, to land on, 
 to march. 'Acrr/v elodvefiaivbv eTriayepio, evQd Odfieial. 2. 68. SYN. 'Etti- 
 /3cu'i>a>, avdfiaiPb). 
 JLlodveihb), v. [suspicio,] to look up to. Ovpdvbv eladvXbwv* kcu (piavrjaas ettos 
 
 rjvba. ft. 307. SYN. 'Ava/3\£7rw, dvaKVirTto, dwoj3Xe7ru>. 
 Etaaveifii, v. [ingredior, adscendo,] to go up into, to mount. Alffbvibri, XP €l & 
 ere rob* lepov elcrdviovTa. Apoll. 1. 1092. SYN."Aj/etjUt, dvdfiaivu), eiadvd- 
 fiaivta. 
 Eto-d^w, v. [exsurgo, promiueo,] to raise up to, to jut out into. Etc-ave^ee 
 
 vceXdyos KprjTrjs vrcep' &XX' eirX xjeipos. Apoll. 4. 1578. 
 E«<rd7ra|, adv. [semel,] once for all, once. 'AW ovnor, ov ydp elodiraZ, epd. 
 
 Androm. 9^5. 
 Et<rd7ro/3atVw, v. [ingredior, egredior,] to land on. Xroi^dbas elodirefiav vfoovs 
 
 aboX, e'iveKa Kovptov. Apoll. 4. 650. 
 Eitr^rrw, vid. JLloaiffaw. 
 
 ~ElffavTXs, eteaavdXs, adv. [in posterum,] hereafter, again. "ElaavrXs e/3Xen//, ehii 
 bXdfibXals veais. Eur. Suppl. 425. See also Eccles. 975.* Syn. Elobmow, 
 fxerd ravTa, es vorepov, drraprX, 
 TLiodfiKavu), et clad^Kveb/Liai, v. [pervenio, ingredior,] to arrive at, to reach, 
 to enter into. B?? be dewv [idXd & (<kd fyXXov ndrep elad^Xaavev . X. 99- See 
 also»Y. 336. 
 Ettrd^vw, f. o-w, et el<ra<pvff(rti>, f. 2-w, v. [in fund o, haurio,] to pour in, to draw. 
 "Ybu>p t elcrdfixravrb KaX elcrefidv, ws Kev eperfidls. Apoll. 4. 1692. 
 Ei<r/3cuW, et eafiatpu), f. fifoo/uai, v. [ingredior, inscendo, conscendo,] to go 
 into, to enter, to embark. 2o> epybv rjbr), icai gov, elofialveiv bbfxovs. Iph. T. 
 1080. See also M. 59> SYN. 'AvdjGa/yw, fiaivto eau), elaipxp/xat. 
 Etfir/GdXXw, v. [(I) injicio, (2) invado,] to throw or drive in, to invade, to enter. 
 Ae-rras Kidatptopetov elaejodWofiev. Bacch. 1034. SYN. *E/u/3aXXw, enXrlBejiai, 
 elaepxpfiaty TrpbaeXavi'to, elaeXavvh). 
 FXafidaXs, £u>s, //, subst. [ingressus,] an entrance. Aqfdwfiev, elfffidaets re fitj- 
 
 Xdvu)fxevoL. Iph. T. 101. 
 Ela(3xd$b/jiai } v. [vi ingredior,] to force oneself in. '6 fxev yap Cjv ovk aarbs, 
 elapXaZerai. Aves 32. 
 
 1 For the quantity of the penult, of ciVaei, see 'Ad. Dr. Blomf. P. V. 757. and 775. reads 
 ffirctc) and ei<rdira£ in two words, eis ael, and ets Siraf. 
 
 2 EiVoWw is generally a trisyllable : eiVaWw. See R. P. Hec. 31. # 
 ? Se e "A7ra|, and the note at the word Elaaci. 
 
EI2B EI2K 259 
 
 EtV/3\£irw, et e<r/3Xe7rw, vid. Eter5epK#jucu. 
 
 EiV/35Xj), et eapdXri, fjs, ^, subst. [irruptio, ingressus, aditus, initium,] irruption, 
 
 introduction, entrance, beginning. Uerpav a^EvcjTarav elfffioXav. Med. 1260. 
 
 (Double Dochm.) See also Ran. 1 134. Syn. 'E///3dX>7, 7rpoo-/3o\^. 
 Eto-ypd^w, v. [inscribo,] to write in, into, or upon, to record. leXXQv eaeXdiov 
 
 aXaos, elffEypa^aLirjv. Trach. Il69« SYN. rpa(f)(o, arvyypa^to. 
 TLlohepKofLai, eabepKoLtai, etc/^Xe^rw, eo-/3X£7rw, elcreibw, et eaeiboj, v. [inspicio, ad- 
 
 spicio, video,] to look upon, to see. Oi/7rw j(pdvov TtdXaibv elalbepKETd. 
 
 Hipp. 912. See also ft. 223. X. 581. Orest. 105. Theocr. 6. 35. and 8. 12. 
 
 Syn. AepKujuai, eTribeptcdfjiai, elaopau), £7rT(3XETru), eloXevoow. 
 JLlabexd/jiai, v. [recipio,] to receive into, to admit, to accept. Td pev irvXwpwv 
 
 icXeiQpa /x elaehe^aro. Phoen. 267. SYN. 'Avaheypfxaiy kvbe^piiai. 
 ElarbdxfjffjSif], subst. [receptio,] a harboring, reception. Alvui jxev ovv rovb J av 
 
 bpbs elaboxjxs bdfxwv. Eur. Electr. 3Q6. Syn. 'ATcbbo-jQh vnbboxfj. 
 ULlabpdpri, V s i Vi subst. [incursus,] an incursion. Aoyy^ 7rXdre*d»' elabpbfxriv 
 
 'Kolov^lvbv, Rhes. 603. SYN. 'TLmbpbfxri, ei(7J3dXtj. 
 YAobvw, v. [subeo, ingredior,] to steal into, to enter, to penetrate. Tiiv nap- 
 
 Qevov $ ovk olbev, ov yfjs elaebv. Iph. A. 1582. SYN. Avw, vnetaep'^b^aiy 
 
 elaepxpfjiai, 7rapa.bvoju.ai. 
 JL'iaetuX, vid. JLlaepxp/xai. 
 ILlaeXavvb), f. fXdcw, v. [inveho, appello,] to drive into, to sail into. "Ittttovs 
 
 o eloeXacTavTES, ett\ 7rpvfxvr)ol po^ovTa. 0.385. SYN. e Y7ro^wp£a;, elaep\b[xai t 
 
 v7rureivdjuLai f Eiraybfiai, eltjiriicTio. 
 EiVeXfci/w, v. [traho aliquo,] to drag into. Eio-eXfcvcas yap fi els to (3ovXevTT]pXbv. 
 
 Acharn. 379- Syn. 'E^cXkw, tyeXxvcj, elalpvu). 
 Etff£7retrd, et EOEireiTa, adv. vel conj. [deinde,] after that, afterwards, hereafter. 
 
 Td r' el(TEireiTa f <rrj Kvfiepvwfjiai yEpt. Aj. Fl. 35. SYN. "E7retrd, /*£>£7retrd, 
 
 liETOTciodev, els tovtcXov. 
 Eta£7royuat, v. [insequor,] to follow into, to accompany. ITe/0^ efiwv Erapuv, o'i 
 
 fiot YIvXop els afjL ekovto. o. 540. SYN. 'E0£7ro/icu, avaKoXovdZio , EirXhXtoKb). 
 Etceppw, f. kppriau), aor. rjppr)oa t v. [cito, vel cum aliqua vi, intro,] to enter 
 
 quickly or violently. 'E£ ov yap elai]ppr\alv els rrjv ohiav. Equit. 4. SyN. 
 
 Eto-j3iaCo^at, ela7rr)bd(i} t elaepypixai, elafiaivu). 
 TLlaEpvo), v. [subduco,] to draw in or up. Nrjd iiev wp/uXodjjiev koIXov anlbs 
 
 eltTEpvvavTEs. fi. 317. SYN. ElffeXKV(i), eladyio, EirXcrvpio. 
 JLloepyofxai, et seep^d/iai, f. EXevaofxaiy v. [ingredior,] to go into, to enter. 
 
 'EkeIvo & ov beboacus, b, tX ll elaep-^rai; Iph. A. 522. SYN. 'EneKrep^bfiat, 
 
 "^PXfy* 04 * f^epvo/iat, e'iaei/nX, efxfiaivo), elafiaivw, elaoiyvEio. 
 TLlffriyiopaiy v. [introduco, auctor sum et causa alicujus rei,] to introduce. 
 
 Tovtoktiv elar\yr\ad\ir\v \ Ran. 972. SYN. EtVdyw, ovfupovXevcj, vovQetew, 7rdpcu- 
 
 ve(o, rjyEdfxai, i)0^y£o//at, TrdpdK'dXfw. 
 ~ElaW/iT) t t)s, r/, subst. [introitus,] an entrance. Ae7rrrj b' elaid/Jiri, vtjes b' bbbv 
 
 ufx(j)uXi(jaai. £. 26'3. SYN.EiaoSos. 
 JLlcrlwTafjiat, v. [involo,] to fly, to escape to. "H pd & xnr 'iprjKos KoiXrjv elaeirraTo 
 
 7rerpr]P. $. 494. 
 Etor^eXXw, f. KeXaw, v. [appello,] to approach by sea, to arrive at. WoXav 
 
 be 'xfopav elaEKeXaafxev aicafei; Thesm. 877« SYN. 'E7rep^o/iat, KaOopfiictoj, 
 
 irpoaeyyicw. 
 TLlcriaipvTTb), f. ^w, v. [voce praeconis evoco,] to summon by a proclamation, to 
 
 proclaim. "Er£pd$ dXacJwj' ovtos elffKrjpvTTErat. Acharn. 135. Syn. KripvTrw, 
 
 dvdKYipvTTu}, TrpooKaXib). 
 HjlaKd/jLiZid, et ioKonlZb), v. [infero, importo,] to bring in. 'AXX' el&Kdfii^ 
 
 Tk.Kvd bvaKdfjiKTTd yjj. Here. F. 1415. See also Hes. Op. 604. Syn. Ylpoaico- 
 
 fxi$ > u) i TzdpdKbfxi^,(Oy elaayto, £7rdyw, etor^Epw. 
 EiorfcvK-Xcw, v. [inveho, quasi machina rotatili,] to roll in. Aal/iojy tis eicKf/ci/- 
 
 kXtikev 1 els ttiv ohXav. Vesp. 1474. SYN.Eiadyw, elotylpw. 
 1 Some read eloK\KKr)Ktv. See Brunck's note. 
 
260 EI2K EI2T 
 
 ElffKvXiw, v. [involvo, immitto aliquo,] to roll or tumble into. 'Eic vea.T<ov 
 
 &XXiao£ kcu elffeKvXioE ddX&affrj, Call. 4. 33. SYN. EIokvkXeu), eveiKeio, evTv- 
 
 \Ltt(o. 
 'Bianco*, (vox poet.) v. [adsimulo, conjicio,] to think like, to conjecture. Ovrw 
 
 vvv ical Zydt voeio, yvVaX 9 ws av eiffKeis. b. 148. SYN. See Ekde?w. 
 Elavolio, v. [animadverto, video,] to perceive, to see. T6v be /ucr', cloEvorjad 
 
 (Slrjv 'HpaKXrjeirjv. X. 6*00. SYN. AlaQdvopai, efopau), eiaadpeto. 
 E'Ladbds, ov, fj, subst. [ingressus, introitus,] an entrance. Kat des irpos avrals 
 
 elaobois bofiojv £/nu>v. Ion 34. SYN. EiaXdfJirf, drifts, irpovobos , ^XvtrXs, 
 EloroinrioXs, etas, >/, subst. [habitatio,] a habitation. "Aoikov elaoiicriaXv, &s fie ko.1 
 
 fjiddys. Philoct. 534. SYN. O'lKTjffXs, earXa, bdfids, bujfjtd. 
 ElaoudZw, et eaoudclu), v. [do mum recipio,] to admit to a house or home. 
 
 'E^0£s €la<fdafiedd. Pax 259* SYN. ^Evolki^w, KarotKtcfo. 
 Eiaotx^^t v * (vid. Eicepxofxai.) Ovbe fxXv eiffOix^evaX Kvv7jyeTaX, ol te ko.0' vXrjv. 
 
 c. 120. 
 Etcofce, 1 et poet. elootcEV, 1 conj. [donee,] until, ^rifiepov' vorepdv qvte /jidxWOVT*, 
 
 elaoKE TeKfiwp. H. 30. See also H. 71 » SYN."Ews av, ear av, otypd, ayjpis, 
 
 a^pts av, axpts ov, fi£\pi, f^\pXs av. 
 EiooirXoa>, adv. [postea,] afterwards. Yloiei 5' eladnXoio ddXipov yovov' avrap 
 
 Efi avrov. H. in Ven. 104. Syn. See ElaavrXs. 
 ElaoTTTojiai, Eaonrbfxai, elaopdw, et Zoopdw, f. 6-^dfiai, v. [intueor, adspicio,] to 
 
 look upon, to behold. Elao\pei x ei P° s dvaptraaTav. Hec. 206. See also E. 212. 
 
 Eur. Suppl. 622. and Theocr. 5. 3. Syn. 'Opdw, /3X£7rw, Emj3X£7ru), elvbepKd- 
 
 fiat, Qiao fiat, £(j)dpab), evopdo), EiriOKOTCEb). 
 Elffopfxdw, et eltnraiw, v. [irrumpo,] to rush in, to burst in upon. Tov 'Hpd- 
 
 icXeidv ddXdfxvv elaopn<x)fjL£vr)v. Trach. 914. See CE. R. 1252. Syn. 'Efpopfidw , 
 
 £7rai(ra(t), elodopeto, elffaXXo/Liai, eZo-ep^o^at. 
 "E'icrvs, poet. pro T I<7os, r\, dv, adj. [aequalis, a3quus,] equal, even, kaivvvr' ovbe 
 
 tX 6vfxds ibevETo bands Etarjs, A. 468. 
 Elcnraiu), vid. Elaopfidu). 
 ElaTrefjtTTio, v. [immitto,] to send forth, to send into. Ovt kv 6eo~ioXv, ovye fi 
 
 elcnrefmeis bdfxovs. Here. F. 846. SYN. 'AtyTrjfiX, xnrdnefATru, elff^Epto. 
 Elairlpdia, f. aato, v. [transeo, trajicio,] to pass into, to pass over. XaXcXbd r* 
 
 €lt^£7^£pr](Td• rd be 7rpoTT£(j)pab filvd TtoXXd. Hes. Op. 653. SYN. AXdirEpdu), 
 
 irlpaibio, bXdfiaivu), Tcdpepypfxai. 
 Elairrjbdw, f. ijau), v. [insilio,] to spring into or upon, 'fts or' els ras iirirdyta- 
 
 yovs el<T£7rfib(0v avbpXKuJs. Equit. 599* Syn. See Eioopjidu. 
 EAottIwtu), f. 7T£<Tovyuat, et elffmrvEuj, v. [incido, irrumpo,] to fall into or under, 
 
 to rush upon. AovXewv itjxdp eloitEoovv dvalfrws. Androm. 99. See also Troad. 
 
 753. SYN. 'EjU7rt7rrw, £7ri7rt7rrw, ejifiaXXio, elcrfiaXXto, eioiraito, etcop/zdw. 
 EloTrXih), f. 7rXev(rdfiai,v. [adnavigo,] to sail into. "Avopfiov eloeirXevads, evirXolas 
 
 Tvyfov. CE. R. 431. SYN. IIpocr7r\£w, £7nf7rX£w. 
 E'L<T7rvr}Xos, et elairvr}Xr]s, ov, 6, adj. [pro Ipaarris, 1 amator,] a lover. ^>w0 ,# o 
 
 fxiv i\v ei<T7rvriXds, <j>air} x <*> '/xifrieXateW. Theocr. 12. 12. See also Call. fr. 
 
 169. 
 Elairopevio, v. [introduco,] to conduct into. 'A^aioos yrjs o'kdb' elondpeve-w* 
 
 Eur. Electr. 1283. 
 Eioirpaaodfiai, v. [committo,] to perform, 'fts ev kukov blicaiov elaETrpa^dro. 
 
 Iph. T. 560. SYN. Ylpaaau), epyacouai, dvvio. 
 ElapEio, v. [influo,] to flow into. 'End tov elapEOvrd bXd TLvfnrXrjydbav. Iph. T. 
 
 261. 
 EiffTXdrjfu, v. [impono, indo,] to place or put into or on. Tavpov, tyepovTes r 
 
 elaedevro aeXfidTa. Helen. 1565. 
 EloTpExu, f. bpdfxov/xai, 2. aor. ebpdfiov, v. [incurro,] to run into, to sail into. 
 
 1 E«VJk« in Homer precedes the indicative, the subjunctive and optative moods ; u<i6k(v, the 
 subjunctive and optative. 
 
 2 Vid. Valck. ad Theocr. 12. 12. et Meurs. Miscell. Laconic, iii. 9. p. 223. 
 
EI2& EKAT 261 
 
 'AXXd bXeffiZe, fidBvv h" eiaebpdfxe QaaXv. Tbcocr. 13.23. SYN. 'EiUTpe^w, 
 
 kyKvpeu), kfnriirTb), kfiflaXXu). 
 Elatyepv, €ff(pepu), et €io(J)pe<i>, f. (pprjffdfxat, v. [infero, intromitto,] to bring in, to 
 
 introduce, to carry into. 'AW det tcaivas Xbeas elotyepwv odyiZd/nai. Nub. 547. 
 
 See also A. 495. and Vesp. 887. Syn. 'Emipepb}, 7rpocr<pepio, ercdyio, eiffdyw, 
 
 dvdXafxfidvcj, elajoaXXu), elaKofil^u). 
 JLfofoirdu), v. [ingredior, frequento,] to go frequently in. Upos tyiv ev oikols 
 
 aXd^dv eiacpoiT^v eq.v. Androm. 947* Syn. See Eio-epx^ 04 * 
 Elaxeipi£<t>, v. [in maims trado,] to place iu the hands, to entrust to. AwprjTdv, 
 
 ovk aiTr\Tov elaeye'ipXoe. CE. R. 392. Syn. 'Eyxjeipiciu), evbxbto^X. 
 E'c'cw, et eaoj, adv. et praep. [intus,] within. Bvyyove, tX KXaeis, ojifjid 6e7a 
 
 e'Laa) ireirXwv ; Orest. 274. See also Hec. 6l4. SyN."Ev£o0i, evbddev, evbdv, 
 
 CVTOS. 
 
 Elaajnds, ov, 6, adj. [ante conspectum, in oculis habens,] having the face 
 towards, in front of. JLlacoirol b' eyevovro ve&v, -nepX & ' eoyedov afcpai. O. 653. 
 
 El-d, adv. [(]) deinde, (2) itane ? itane vero ?] then, next ; therefore 1 K$rd 7rws 
 <ptp(t)v cv beXrov ovk e/jloi bibws Xdpe'iv', Iph. A. 894. SYN. 'Apd, /u»), £7retrd, 
 dfjiuis, be. 
 
 JLiwOd-ios, adv. [more solito,] usually. T H noXXd xjaipeiv p el7rds, ovk elojQoTws. 
 Soph. Electr. 1456. 
 
 'Ek, et ante vocal. 'E£, praep. cum gen. [e, ex,] of, from, out of, in consequence 
 of, after. $ev #I io fJirJTep, ijrXs eK TvpavviKuv bofjuov. Hec. 55. 
 
 'EKapT}, t)s, ii, P. N. [Hecuba,] the wife of Priam, and daughter of Dymas, ac- 
 cording to Homer, or of Cisseus, according to Euripides. UdXvbiopds, 'EKafir^s 
 Trais yeyws ttjs Kuraews. Hec. 3. EPITH. TA//juwv, irdvaOXXa, fxoyepa, Kurorts, 
 bvarrjvds. FUR/'Avaaod rwv TroXv^pvawv Qpvywv, evTEKvwTdTT) TraaCjv yvvaiKwv 
 bvaTvyeoTarr) re. 
 
 'Ezaepyds, ov, 6, adj. [longe jaculans,] far-darting, (an epith. of Apollo.) Xcup' 
 ib 'EKaepye, ona^e be viktjv. Thesm. 972. SYN. See 'EKaTrjfleXe-rjS. 
 
 "EKadev, et eras, compar. eKaarepui, superl, eKaaraTd), adv. [procul,] far, at a 
 distance, from afar. Nv»> b' eKadev noXXos KoiXrjs eizX vrjvoX fidypvTat.. E. 791* 
 See also N. 163. Here. F. 1041. and K. 113. Syn. "AtzwBev, diwirpd, diroard- 
 bov, fiaKpdy, fiaKpoQev, iroppw, TzoppoyQev, 7ropp(OTepoj, TToppojrdTU), rriXe. 
 
 "EKaa-ds, rj, dv, adj. [singulus, quisque,] each, every, each individually. "Onus 
 dv ladv eKCHTTds, evravdol irdpuv. Plut. 225. 
 
 'EKaoroTe, et eKaarodX, adv. [frequenter, ubique,] in everyplace, always. Ikcvt}- 
 (popova eKaoTOT ev KbjfiubXo:; Ran. 15. See also y. 8. Syn. "Act, QdfxXvd, 
 (jjaavTdiS. 
 
 'EKdrawv, ov, to, subst. [Hecates fanum vel simulacrum,] the shrine or image 
 of Hecate. *H /cdrdrtX^ tujv 'EKaTaiojv, kvkXXoioX -yopolaXv viroibwv. Ran. 366. 
 
 'EKarepOe, EKdrepuiBX, et eKdrepdev, adv. et praep. [utrimque,] on either side, on 
 both sides. 'A/i^t7roXos ft dpd ol Kebvr) eKarepde TtdpeoTr\. a. 335. See also JT. 
 340. and Olymp. 2. 124. 
 
 'EKdrepos, a, ov, adj. [alteruter, uterque,] one or other, each, both. See Avc- 
 
 TOKeiO. 
 
 'EKaTTj, 7]s, //, P. N. [Hecate,] a name of Diana. Udvovpyos el, vri rrjv 'EKdrriv 
 t}\v <f)b)<7(pdpdv. Thesm. S58. SYN.*Apr£/ns, SiXj'/vj/, Bpifiw. Epith. Aacr- 
 TrXijrXs, vvyXa, fyiopaia, TlepvrjXs, ^dovXa, JLlvobXa, dfiaifidKETos, vvkiX-ttoXos, evt- 
 poiaXv dvaood, becnoivd, beivr) deos. PHR. See Hes. Theog. 411. 430. 
 
 'EKdrrifieXerris, eKdrrjftdXds, EKdros, et eKijftoXds, ov, 6, adj. et subst. [longe 
 jaculans,] far-darting. MijvXv' 'AnoXXuvos, eKdrTj^eXerad dvaKros. A. lb. See 
 also P. 333. H. 83. and A. 96. Syn. Evotoxos. 
 
 "EKdrX, Dor. pro IktitX, adv. et praep. cum genit. [causa, voluntate, quoad,] 
 voluntarily, for the sake, on account of. WXifiovs fiev av oafi 'iad' e/cari /3ap- 
 pdpovs. Pers. 343. See also o. 318. 
 
 1 toO extra inetrum c&t. E. Pors. 
 
262 EKAT EKBI 
 
 'EKaroyiceQaXbs, Dor. eKdroyKe(j>dXas, ZKaroyicapavfis, eKaroyKpavos, et eKarovraKd- 
 
 p-qvos, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [ceuticeps,] hundred-headed. Nvktos Topyiav eKdroyKe- 
 
 QdXois. Here. F. 878. See also Pyth. 8. 20. P. V. 36l. and Dr. Blom- 
 
 field's note. 
 'EndToyxapos, ov > ° e * y> adj» [centimanus,] hundred-handed. r £l% eKdroyx^i- 
 
 pov KaXeaaa es fiaKpov"dXvfJL7rdv. A. 402. 
 r Efcdrd///3^, rjs, ?/, subst. [sacrificium centum boum,] a sacrifice of a hundred 
 
 oxen, a hecatomb. *£ls ovv beivd ireXwpd deQv eiarjXd' £Kdrdyu/3as. B. 321. 
 
 EpiTH. 'AyafcXetrr), efairds, tepd, kXcityi, reX^ecrffd. 
 'EicdTOfifioids, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [centum boum pretio aestimabilis,] worth a hundred 
 
 oxen. A.r\fxv6v es rjydderjv' eicdTOfxfioiov be toX tfX<f)dv. 0. 79- 
 'EKdro/jurdhos, et eKdronire bos, ov, 6 et f], adj. [propr. centum pedes aequans, inde 
 
 amplus, latus,] a hundred feet square, spacious, immense. Uolrjaav be nvpriv 
 
 EKdropTcbbdv evQd kclX evdd. *¥ . 164. See Isthm. 6. 32. 
 'EKaTofiTToXls, e(os, et €/cdro/u7rro\t£0pos, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [centum urbibus insignis,] 
 
 famed for its hundred cities. "AXXot 6\ 61 Kp^rrjv eKdrofx-KoXXv a^eveixovro, 
 
 B. 649. See also Eur. fr. Cretens. 2. 4. 
 'EKdrofjtirvXdSfOv, 6 et r/, adj. [centum vel multas portas habens,] having a hun- 
 dred or many gates. At & eKdrofxiryXoX eloX bXriKooioi 0' dv eKaorrjV. I. 383. 
 'EKdrov, adj. indecl. [centum,] a hundred. Tfjs endrbv Qvodvoi Trayxpvo-eoX i}epe- 
 
 6ovto. B. 448. 
 'EKaTovS.vyos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [centum transtris instructus,] having a hundred 
 
 banks of oars. Ovo' av vtjvs etcdrovclvyos a^dos dpoiro. Y. 247 • 
 'EKdrovrderris, eds, 6 et rj, adj. [qui centum annorum est,] a hundred years old. 
 JEy/cvp-trats eKdrovTdere'i fiXdry. Pyth. 4. 501. 
 
 'EKdTovrdTdXavTos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [centum talenta pondere aequans,] of a hun- 
 dred talents. Oev£et ypdtyds etcdrovrdXavrovs rerrdpds. Equit. 442. 
 'EKdrovrds, dbos, ?/, subst. [centuria,] the number one hundred. Toets fxev oi 
 
 ttoXXwv endrovrdbes evbebfirjVTat. Theocr. 17. 82. 
 'EicdTovTopyvtds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [ce'ntum ulnarum,] a hundred ells long. 'Eku- 
 
 TOVTopyviov. b. w Wbaeibov tov fxdicpovs. Aves 1131. 
 'EKdrocFTofjibs, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [centum ostia habens,] having a hundred mouths. 
 
 Ud<pov 0', av eKdroarofioi. Bacch. 404. 
 'EKdroffTos, j), dv, adj. [centesimus,] hundredth. Td TeXrj x w P* s Kc " ™ s noXXas 
 
 EKdroaT&s. Vesp. 658. 
 'Ev/3a^w, f. fa, v. [eloquor,] to explain. 'AXX' rj to xaipeiv fiaXXdv eK/3d£et 
 
 Xeyuv. Agam. 481. 
 'Efc^atVw, f. (3r)(7dfAai, [egredior, evado, cedo,] to go out, to result, to turn out, 
 
 to prove. KdKiffTos avbpwv eK(3ej3r)x ohfios 7rooXs. Med. 231. SYN. 'E^ep- 
 
 Xpp.0.1. 
 'EicflaicxevUf v. [in furorem Bacchicum impello,] to render frantic. Et p% a 
 
 'A7rdXXwi> e£efi&KX€V(re <j>pevds. Troad. 408. SYN. 'Ard/3a/cxevw, (jaKx^vio, 
 
 €K/*atVw. 
 'Eff/3dXXw, f. /3dXw, v. [ejicio, excutio,] to throw out, to eject, to produce, to 
 
 expel. EvKap7rdv €kj3&XXov<tX Qrjfiaiwv oTaxvv. Bacch. 739* SYN. 'AvappiirTio, 
 
 d<f>Cr)fxX, kubioiKto, e^eXavvw, diuoQeu), <j)vydbev<*). 
 'EicfidoXos, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [escensum juvans, (epith. Apollinis,)] the god of 
 
 landing. "Evd' o'ly 'Efc/3do>2> fiwiibv Beadv 'AttoXXwvX. Apoll. 1. 966. 
 "EicftdffXs, ews, r/, subst. [egressus,] egress, departure from, escape from. Kovk 
 
 earXv drrjs evirpoffoiaTos eicfldrrXs. Med. 281. SYN."E^oSos, TeXos. 
 'E^dravd, tov, ra, P. N. [Ecbatana,] the metropolis of Media. Olbev tXs vjjluiv 
 
 raKpardv, r) rovs Xaovds; Acharn. 6l3. 
 'E»c/3ia5tu, v. [vi exturbo,] to wrest from, to force from. Xeipwv eKjSeflXaafievdv. 
 
 Philoct. 1128. SYN. 'Eiaipew, efadeoj. 
 'Ec/3t^a5a>, v. [educo,] to lead or bring out. KdrdXet^' rjfuv, bevp' eKpXfidoas, 
 
 ivd icaiawfxev /jlet eKelvrjs, Aves 660. SYN. 'E£dy», e^atrea), cKKdXew. 
 
EKBA EKAI 263 
 
 "EkPXtitVs, ov, v et fi f adj. [ejectus,] thrown out. "Er/SX^rdv, rj Trearifxti QoivXov 
 
 bopos. Hec. 697, SYN. 'EicfiePXrifievos. 
 'Ek(3\v(o, v. [emano, scaturio,] to spring up from, '\epbv eKpXvovTa, (deal, podv, 
 
 £ and bl\pav. Apoll. 4. 1416. SYN. 'AvafiXvZio. 
 'Ek/3oX/3<c?w, v. [detraho,] to take or strip off. *A 'Xdju/3d*/' avros e^aTrtiTutv, ck- 
 
 /3oX/3?w. Pax 1123. 
 'EicfidXri, ijfs, ^, subst. [ejectio,] a casting up, outcast, ejection. Wapa.KTl.01 bpti- 
 
 lieiaBe, Ka.K(3oXas vews. Iph. T. 1424. SYN. 'AirdfidXi}, e£dbds, eKire^Xs, 
 
 CL(f>E<TlS, 
 
 "ExfioXos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [ejectus,] thrown or cast out, ejected. Qpexjsai (3pe- 
 
 <j)ds €k(doX6v o'Lkojv. Phoen. 817- SYN. 'ATrofiXrjTds, eK(3Xr)ros. 
 'Efc/3poj/rdw, yarts), v. [attonitum facio, tonitru conficio,] to strike with thunder, 
 
 to drive out by thunder. 'E0ev//dXw0?7, Ka£efipovTfidr] adevbs. P. V. 370. 
 'EKppvx&dfiai, v. [vebementer vociferor,] to cry out. 01 be OTevaypov ijbvy 
 
 eK/3pv)(u)/ievoL. Iph. T. 1390. SYN. Bpvydd/*ai, ei-epevyo/xcu. 
 "Etcflpw/jia, tiros, to, subst. [scobs,] saw-dust. 'E/e/3pfc/judr' av j3Xe\peias ev Tofijj 
 
 j-pXov. Trach. 700. Syn. Bp&uti, to Tpib&pov. 
 'EKyavpodfxai, v. [(l) insolesco, (2) jacto,] to be proud, to boast oi*. Td t a£i- 
 
 (vfiti. Tavhpbs eKyavpovfievos. Iph. A. 101. 
 'EfcyeXdw, f. aad/jtai et dew, v. [effuse rideo,] to laugh outright, to laugh heartily. 
 
 'Ek b* eyeXaaae Trarrip re <f)XXos, ical irorvXa fAijTrjp. Z. 47 1 • SYN. TfXdw. 
 'EKyeverrjs, et eicydvos, ov, 6, adj. [ortus, oriundus,] sprung from, a descen- 
 dant. Tdy tov hpatcovTos eKyevera, tov Ylevdews. Bacch. 1144. See also 
 
 Orest. 476. SYN. Yldls, vlos, h'Xs, tindydvos, KeXwp. 
 'Eicyipdfiai, v. [enascor,] to spring or be derived from. Ot Aids Qeyevovro eirl 
 
 irpoTepb)v avdpu)7ri*)V. E. 637' 
 "Eicyovus, see 'EKyeveTrjs. 
 'EK-ypd0djuat, v. [exscribo,] to write out. *Oi> tyw 7rdpd rcuroXXwvos ei-eypa^d- 
 
 ]xr\v. Aves 982. SYN. 'A?roypd</>w, fivrnxovevia. 
 'Etcypriydped), v. [expergefacio ; excitor,] to* awaken. Tovti to icclkov ov (pav- 
 
 Xov ktfiypriyopev. Aves 1413. SYN. 'Ehpyeipofiai, yprjyopecj. 
 'EicbaKpvu), v. [illacrymor,] to shed tears. UoV eicbaicpvo-ai, no? dTrot/x&i-ai mica; 
 
 Philoct. 281. SYN. Oprjveio, oXd(j>vp6fiai. 
 'EicbeticvvfxX, v. [ostendo,] to point out, to show. Ai)' av rw5' e^ebei^tis, dip eyw. 
 ' Philoct. 426. See R. P. Phcen. 538. 
 'Efc6ep(cd/uat, v. [prospicio ex aliqua re,] to look at, behold. 'O£vrdroj/ KtyaXrjs 
 
 eicbepiceTai oaoe. y V. 4>77- SYN. Aepnofiat, eKdeaofxat, emfiXeirio. 
 'EcSepw, v. [pellem detraho, ] to strip off the skin, to flay. Qaaaov be jjvpativ 
 
 e£ebeipev. Eur. Electr. 824. SYN. Aepw, airobepu). 
 'Etche^d/iai, f. £dfjiai, v. [excipio,] to receive from another, to expect, to enter- 
 tain. 2v fiev fxevtov vvv Kelvov evQtib'' eicbeyov, Philoct. 123. SYN. 'Avabeyo- 
 
 /Jiai, bXabe-ypfiai, tivaXafifiavii), TrpoaboKaio, irtiptifievoj. 
 'EkScw, f. brjaoj, v. [adligo, religo,] to tie, to fasten. "Bpd^oiatv eicbfjaapTes, olb* 
 
 tiyovai are. Androm. 554. SYN. 'Avabeoj, e£aprdw. 
 "EicbrjXds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [manifestus, conspicuus,] manifest, conspicuous. 
 
 Aoi/ce jjieyos Kal dapoos, Xv exbrjXos jieTa. TraoXv. E. 2. SYN. AtdS^Xds, (ftdvepos, 
 
 brjXos, anoj3Xe7TTds, vTrelpd^os. 
 'EKbrifxeb), v. [peregre sum vel proficiscor,] to be from home, to go abroad. 
 
 Qewpos, ws e(f>aanlv, eKbr}fxiov, naXXv. CE. R. 114. SYN. 'Airbbrj^ilio, avaw>pi(>). 
 "Eicbrifids, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [peregre agens,] from home, abroad, foreign. "EKbrj- 
 
 /uds Cjv yap Ttjcrbe Tvyyavei yQovos. Hipp. 281. SYN. 'A^ob^/ios, an&v. 
 'EicbXafialvu), v. [transeo, transgredior,] to cross, to pass over. Td^>pov 5' UbXa- 
 
 pavTes bpvKTriv, ebpXoitiVTo. K. 198. SYN. See AXciflaivcj. 
 'Eicbxbayfia, tiros, to, subst. [tirocinium,] rudiments. Ov reXeop' olov V eicbxbayfjia. 
 
 KepKXbos. Ion 1418. SYN. naibevpti. 
 'Eicbxbao-Ku), f. £w, v. [edoceo,] to teach thoroughly. Tlalbas wepto-ows eicbXba- 
 
 (TKeadat aofyovs, Med. 297* SYN. 'AvtibXbaaKU), eKnaibevw. 
 
264 EKAI EK0H 
 
 'EfcStfymoxw, f. bpaadfiai, v. [aufugio, elabor,] to escape, to flee from. '6 b' 
 
 e^eSibpaffKe bXd re ruiv vbpoppo&v. Vesp. 126. Syn. See 'Airotyevyw. 
 *Efcbxbu)juX t v. [edo, reddo, in matrimonium colloco,] to give out, to produce, to 
 
 deliver up, to settle in marriage. T£ 5' e^Swfcas 7raibds 'Apyei<ov oeQev ; Eur. 
 
 Suppl. 144. SYN. 'A-Kobtbitifju, dvdbxbiofii, 7rpo0£0W, Trpdbxbwfjii. 
 'EfcSim5w, f. daw, v. [litem dijudico,] to decide or determine a law-suit. Tas 
 
 cvtos etKofftv yap EubXnaZoiAEV. Eccles. 984. SYN. duKa^io, eicbiKeu) , Tifiiopeut. 
 'EtcbiKaffTrjs, ov, o, subst. [ultor,] an avenger. Toy <pdXfi£vov narpos enbiKaaTas. 
 
 Eur. Suppl. 1162. Syn. See 'AfivvTwp. 
 "EicbiKds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [(I) vindex, (2) injustus,] (1) avenging, (2) unjust. 
 
 'Apy tokcvoXv, obbev eicbtKOV iraQtov ; Alcest. 730. SYN. "AbXtcos, eKVOfitos, avo- 
 ids. 
 'Eicbltcojs, adv. [injuste,] unjustly. Uddoiev, ij ml bp&oXv kabXKws eytte. Antig. 
 
 928. SYN. 'Abltcus, irdpdvdjuws. 
 "E/cSords, ov, 6et f], adj. [(l)editus, (2)deditus,] (1) given out, (2) given up, be- 
 trayed. JJvdXg. ^Vfty Kpdrr)deia , euboros be yiyvofiai. Ion 1250. 
 'JLicbdxfj, rjs, ri, subst. [expectatio,] a looking for, expectation. NfdyjudV subduals 
 
 em<pepet KaKov. Hipp. 869. (Double Dochm.) 
 'EKbpaKovrddfiai, v. [a viro in serpentem vertor,] to be transformed into a 
 
 dragon or serpent. Qdveiv fiXaiuts* etcbpdtcovTwdels 6' eyu>. Choeph. 542. 
 'Etcbvvto, eicbvio, et eKbvdfiai, v. [emergo, exeo, aufugio, exuo,] to come out of, 
 
 to emerge, to escape from, to take off. "Ezeto 5' kv XeKTpy, /jloXcikov 5' eicbwE 
 
 yXrwva. a. 4,37 . See H. Ven. 167. and Vesp. 140. Syn. 'knob™, dirdbvo- 
 
 fiat, bXafyevyti), e^eifxt, E^ep^ofxai. 
 'EKet, et eiceWX, adv. [illic,] there, in that place ,* thither. "Et olv tX fiovXet twv 
 
 eicel <j>pa£eiv efxoi; Hec. 997* See also p. 10. Syn. AvroD, avTdQx, Trjbe, 
 
 eiceivrj, 
 9 Eice7div, adv. [illinc,] from thence. "H/cw adtyT] TUKeWsv e« arpdrov tyepwv, Sept. 
 
 Theb. 40. SYN. 'Evdevbs, ttivCjQe. 
 'Eiceivps, rj, 0, et Att. etceivdal, ppon. [iste, ille,] he, she, it. 'Etceivdvl yap tov 
 
 \o<f>biroiov ov% dpqs. Pax 545. SYN. Avtos, Keivos. 
 'EKc^etpta, as > *1> subst. [inducia*,] a truce. 'AW evpov dv n vrrl^ovTa njv eke- 
 
 ^eipXav. Pax 908. SYN. AXaXvats, awovbrj, avvdfinrj, dvtoXs, <j>XXXa. 
 'Efc5ew, f. ecroj, v. [efFervesco, ebullio,] to burst out or forth. 'E^iaev yap Ol- 
 
 bXirov Kdrevyjudrd. Sept. Theb. 706. SYN. 'AvciceV, fipatrffo/iai. 
 'EK$(oirvpEio, v. [exsuscito sopitum ignem,] to blow up into a flame. Tov ttoXeiiov 
 
 €K$(OTrvprj(T£T evbddev KEKpaydres. Pax 309. SYN. 'Ava^ojnvpEtJ, dvcnrru), ei-e- 
 
 yeiptj, dvEyeipu). 
 'EtcrjPdXXa, as, »/, subst. [peritia longe jaculandi,] far-shooting, skill in shooting. 
 
 Ovbe: EKrjjjdXXat., rjaiv to npiv y EKEKaard. E. 54. 
 f EKr)(3o\os, vid. 'EKarrj^EXETrjs. 
 "EKrjXds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [quietus,] quiet, tranquil. "EktjXos 'iadX, fi-qb' dyav vnep- 
 
 0o/3ov. Sept. Theb. 224. SYN. EvkyjXos, ijavyps, 7]OvyX6s, dOopvPds, i'lpEfxds. 
 "Ek7}tX, vid."E»cart. 
 'EtcOafiviciu), v. [exstirpo,] to extirpate. 'EndajivXariTE bydXiorov, 'EXXdbds. Sept. 
 
 Theb. 72. 
 'E(c0£do/xat, f. aaofxaiy v. [perspicio,] to see clearly. Ovk i\v to keivtjs e/c0ea<racr- 
 
 0ai ndKov. OE. R. 1253. Syn. See 'Ef,§epKd/iat and 'AirofiXEiru), 
 'E»:0£p/5w, v. [demeto,] to cut off or out. 'Etcehds, e/c0ept^w ; Anacr. 12. 7 • 
 
 SYN. ' 'A7T oBlpi^iOy e^ayudw. 
 "EkOeo-Xs, e(os, r/, subst. [expositio,] the exposing. Ovbe %uvrjbei vol rXs ekQeolv 
 
 tekvov; Ion 9^6. 
 "EkOetos, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [expositus,] put out, exposed. OVaof TrsirvcrTai tov 
 
 Ejxov ckBetov ydvov ; Androm. 70. 
 'Efc0fw, f. devao/iai, v. [excurro, procurro,] to run out, to sally forth, to rush 
 
 upon. T ft fymidyot. yvvaiKES, eKdeir EvboQiv. Lysistr. 456. Syn. See 'Eicddpuo. 
 'EKdrjpXodfjiai, v. [ferinam formam induo,] to put on the form of a monster, to 
 
EK0N EKKI 265 
 
 become a beast in nature. 'EK0l?0ta>0etG• , dfeds aXXafci tvttop. Bacch. 1329* 1 
 
 'A7rddrjpXdd/jiai, e^aypXddfxat. 
 'Etcdvfiatcut, f. ddvovfxaty v. [emorior, pro mortuo jaceo,] to die outright, to lie 
 
 as if dead. Xelpds avaa^d/jspoi yeXJ etcBdpov' avrdp 'Qbvoaevs. a. 9$. 
 'EK&oipddfiut, v. [epulor,] to banquet, to feast upon. KeXaipdfipwTOp & i]ndp 
 
 eK&oipijaerai. P. V. 106l. SYN. Qoivddfiat, baipvuai. 
 'EuOopeu), v. [exsilio,] to leap or spring from. IldXX' 'AxXXevs, etc be icXripos 
 
 dope NeoropiSad. y ¥. 353. SYN. 'E»C7r^5aw, e£dXXd/iai, KdrecpaXXofjiat, e k0£w, 
 
 €K&puj<Ticw, avairr}ha(D, earpe^to. 
 'EtcBpoea), v. [enuntio,] to speak out, to announce. tx Os atyipp Bdpdrop e£ aptyoiv 
 
 Bpoel ; CE. C. 1424. SYN. 'EijayyeXXw, e^a/vw, dndtyaipu), arj/jtaipcj. 
 'EndpwvKio, f. Oopovfiai, v. [exsilio,] to leap or spring out. IrtjOewp 2, UBpwonei, 
 
 rpofxeei 5' viro <f>aibXfid yvld. K. £}5. SYN. See 'EkOopsoj. 
 'EfcBvfxXaio, v. [adoleo,] to offer, to burn incense. Xepolp £7reyu7re vinTpd, Ka^e- 
 
 BvfjXa. Ion 1 174. 
 "EkBvuos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [animo promptus,] from the heart, prompt, ardent. 
 
 ToXavr eXe£e tcapd' vV eicBvfiov (ppepos. Pers. 378. SYN. "EvBvfios, xnrepBvfios, 
 
 Trpddvfxos, irpocppiop. 
 'Ek-0vw, f. i/cw, v. [sacrifico,] to make an offering of, to sacrifice. 'EgeBvoe 
 
 $o7/3os ijfxas. Orest. 188. SYN. See 0vw. 
 'EKKaBaipio, v. [expurgo,] to clear out, to cleanse. Oypovs r e^eicdBatpop' di/rr) 
 
 b' ovpdvbv Ikev. B. 153. SYN. Kd6Ja/pw, d-KOKaBaiph), &7ro/iarrw, Kara7rXvvw. 
 ( Ecf:a/5ecd, adj. indecl. [sedecim,] sixteen. 'ExKaibtK dprovs Kdrefdy ijfxiop. 
 
 6. N») Am. Ran. 551. 
 'Eiacai&eKdbvpds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [sedecim palmos aequans,] sixteen palms long. 
 
 Toy Kepd eK KecpdXfjs enKaibeKdbtopd 7re(pvKei. A. 109. 
 'EicKaif*), f. Kavaio, v. [exuro,] to burn forth or out. Kcivotov fioxXov Xdfiovrds 
 
 eKtcaleiv t6 <J>ujs. Cycl. 6 L 26. SYN. 'E/c^Xeyw, kKTrvpoofxai, ditdKaiu), avBpdticioj. 
 'EiacdXd/jiddficti, v. [extraho,] to draw out with a reed, to extract. "Aye pvp, fy 
 
 alaBdjjLEVh) Tovrtt) £r)TriTOV fi eKKaXafxaoBai. Vesp. 381. SYN. 'E^dyw, e<JteXK(i), 
 
 eirXovpofxat, virocnrdcj. 
 'EKKdXeu), v. [eyoco,] to call out, to recall. Keu Tore j.i eKudXeaapres e(j)ap epito- 
 pes eralpot. k. 471. SYN.'Aj'dkdXew, 7rpdKdXeio, eirdyu), 7rdpopfid(o. 
 'EKKaXv-rrrw, v. [detego,] to uncover, to unveil, to reveal. 'EtcKaXwrrTe pvp 7rd0' 
 
 rtfuv, ovs rXpas Xsyeis Xoyovs. Iph. A. 872. SYN. 'AiroKaXv-XTto, dpaKaXv-rrrio, 
 
 dpdtyatpio. 
 'EKKapTrddfiai, v. [fructum decerpo,] to pluck the fruit from, to enjoy. "AXX^s 
 
 yvpaucos iralbds eKKapnovfiepos. Ion 814. 
 'EKKdreibu), v. [despecto a,] to look down from. Tlepydfxov kutcdrXbup' TpweaaX 
 
 be KeicXer uveas. A. 508. SYN. 'AiroaKdneu), dTroflXenio, adreiboj. 
 , EiCKdre<paXXdfj.ai, v. [desilio ab,] to leap down from. Ovpdvov eKKdrenaXro bV 
 
 ai&epos' avrdp 'A^atot. T. 351. SYN. Kd0aXXd/*cu, KdTdirrjbdh), dwoBpuiorKio. 
 'Etucavxadfiai, v. [glorior,] to boast, to vaunt. Zi/y' kteKavxfbvB\ 6tX ydfiovs 
 
 eipevadrd. Bacch. 31. SYN. Kavxadpai, av^eio, fieydXriydpeta. 
 "EKKeifiai, v. [expositus sum,] to lie out, to be exposed. Mrjpol KdXvnrfjs e^e- 
 
 Keivrb TTtfieXfjs. Antig. 1011. 
 'EkkZvou), v. [exinanio, evacuo,] to empty. B09 0' eKKevovpeva irdXis. Sept. 
 
 Theb. 310. SYN. 'AXd7rd5w, e^dXd7rdi£w, e^dpvuj. 
 %KKepdtcl<i>, v. [diripio, vasto,] to plunder, to ravage. Horvld Aa/idr^o, rds 
 
 lepov eKKepaiZeis. Call. 6. 50. SYN. 'Ara07rd^w, eKiropBed), kvLBafjiviclu). 
 'EicKrjpaivu), v. [debilito, corrumpo,] to break, to corrupt. AeAvijs bpdKaivqs 
 
 QeK-fipavav /uevos. Eumen. 128. SYN. Wdpaipeofxai, dcpaipeu). 
 'EKKipeoj, v. [exagito,] to move out, to start. Ovtws dvaibws Qeizivriaas robe. 
 
 CE. R. 362. SYN. 'Ek-0tpw, etcbXujKh), eKKdXeu), e^eyeipoj. 
 'EkkXu, v. [exeo,] to go out. "[Is e^dr' etc 6' vlos AoXtov kXIp, ws eKeXevep. 
 
 a». 491. Syn. See 'Etepxtyat. 
 
 1 See Dr. Maltby'snote on this line. - ^rrfdiuv is here scanned as a spondee. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 2 L 
 
266 EKKA EKKY 
 
 '£tff?\a£w, f. K\ay*b), v. [cum clangore edo,] to utter loudly. "E<ret<7e, kuP&k^v- 
 
 <reV £k ft eVXay£' area. Ion 1204. 
 'EmcXeiai, et eicicXrjclto, v. [excludo,] to shut out, to exclude. Nvi> yap eKKitcXei- 
 
 crjjiEda. Here. F. 330. See also Orest. 1126. Syn. 'A7rckXe/w. 
 'EiocXeVrw, v. [sufFuror,] to steal, to convey away clandestinely. 'AXX' e£e- 
 
 KXeipev, e\a<f>ov hvTXbovod fxov. I ph. T. 28. SYN. 'A7rdyw, virdyio, vireKnefixit), 
 
 €KKO/jll£<0. 
 
 'EkkX^co, vid. 'Eo:Xe/w. 
 
 'ErcXqo-ia, as, ^, subst. [concio, coetus civium convocatus,] a meeting or as- 
 sembly of citizens. Tovs moQotydpelv SrjTOvvrds kv rrj 'KKXrjtrXa. Eccles. 188. 
 
 SYN. 'Ayopd, dfj,f)yvpXs, ovvobos. 
 'E/cfcX^ffta^w, v. [in coucione delibero,] to deliberate or harangue in an assem- 
 bly. 'FiKK\r)aiaelova ov Trpofiairjv tov irobd. Eccles. l6l. SYN. ArjfirjyopEco, 
 
 dyopevh). 
 "EKuXrjTds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [evocatus, convocatus,] summoned, convened. Md- 
 
 Xiitv yap els eKKXrjrdy 'Apye'uov oyXov. Orest. 605. 
 *EiKKvaiaita t v. [odiose strido,] to make a harsh and grating noise. TpvyoVes* 
 
 eKKvatcrevvTl TrXareLatrhoiGaX airavTa. 1 Theocr. 15.88. 
 'EKKoflaXiKevdfjiai, v. [astute furor,] to cheat, out of. 'iltnrepel yepovrds i)jnds, 
 
 KaKKdjoaXiKeverat. Equit. 2J0. SYN. Ar/orevw, a7rdraw, 7rdpdXdyi£djjiai. 
 'EiacoKriZat, v. [cortice ablato graiium evello, eximo, eradico, luxo,] to shake or 
 
 pick out grains, to root out, to dislocate. Ka* to ofyvpbv xaXXvopdv eZZnoKKioe. 
 
 Acharn. I 179* SYN. ^Eprjfidio, etcrXvaocHo, izepQio, €KriXX(o, dvaairdit). 
 , EKKdXv/j.(3d(o, v. [eno, enato,] to swim out. "ft<xr' etcKoXv/jpav vads' jjprifjuooe be. 
 
 Helen. 1625. Syn. 'EKvfj^djuat, dirbKoXvjjfidb). 
 'EKKoftigu), f. Xaw, v. [eveho, effero, patior,] to carry out, to convey away, to bear 
 
 through, to endure. Ae7 a eKtcdfilZetV ZrjvX yap boKel Tabe. Androm. 1268. 
 
 SYN. 'Ef^epw, <j)£pu), d(f)aipe<t). 
 'EKKopnaZu), v. [glorior,] to boast of. 'EKKOfindaas, eiros tX Tvyydvei jjdXwv. 
 
 Soph. Electr. 569. 
 'EKico/j\pevdfxai, v. [argutus et disertus sum in sermone,] to be witty and elo- 
 quent in talking. ^EKKeKOfx-^evaaC irovqpbv yXuxra e7ri(f>ddvov ootyr). Iph. A. 333. 
 
 SYN. 2rw^(uXXw. 
 'EiocoVrw, v. [exscindo, excido,] to cut off or down, to demolish. Tov /3d<rX- 
 
 Xecos 6(j)daXiudi>. b. eKKOipete ye. Acharn. 92. SYN. KdrdKoVrw, eKKpovw, ck- 
 
 0X//3w, aTTodXifiu), dvaipeio, etaropdeh), hlatyQelph). 
 'EicKdpEU), v. [everro, corrumpo,] to sweep away, to ruin. Kdrddov to Kdprjfid' 
 
 fir) 'KKdpei ti}v 'EXXdSd. Pax 59' 
 'EKKopvfdio, v. [summatim s. paucis dico,] to tell in a summary way. Et b y 
 
 edeXets, erepov toX eyw Xoyov efCKopvcpwao). Hes. Op. 106. SYN. 'Avairrvaffio, 
 
 cvveXtvv eiirov, KetydXaidw. 
 'EKKpefxavvvfiX, f. doio, et kKKprjjjLvdM, v. [dependeo, suspendo,] to hang from or 
 
 upon, to hang up. 'Ek tov Xdpvyyos enKpe/idaras *Y7rep/3oXov. Equit. 1363. 
 
 (See also Ion 1613.) Syn. 'E$aprdw. 
 'EKKpivu, v. [excerno, secerno,] to separate from, to sever, to select. 'Aperp 
 
 re npoiTos eKicpXdels crTpdrevfidTos. Philoct. 1425. 
 "EkkpXtos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [selectus, eximius,] select, distinguished, choice. Bd- 
 
 aXXeid, AadfxebovTos' €KkoXtov be vXv. Aj. Fl. 1302. 
 "Etacpovo-Tos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [ crustatus,] embossed. See Dr. Blomf. Glossar. 
 
 Aayu7rpoV eiCKpovaTOv be/uds. Sept. Theb. 538. 
 'EKKvfitffTdu), v. [praeceps in caput desilio,] to fall down headlong. Ets Kpdrd 
 
 Trpos yr)v €KKv(jtaTd)VTbiV fiXa. Eur. Suppl. 691- SYN. Kv/3iordw, Kdrd\p>;/m- 
 
 cid/uai. 
 'EkkvkXcu>, v. [conversione macbina?, in scena ostendo quod intus agitur, exhi- 
 
 beo,] to turn round and display, to exhibit. 'AXX' eKKvKXfjdrjT. b. 'AXX' dbv- 
 
 vdTbv. a. 'AXX' dfiios. Acharn. 408. Syn. 'EKKdXvirT<o, eiacvXiw. 
 1 See Kiessling's very leam«d note on this passage. 
 
EKKY EKAY 267 
 
 %KKv\lvbto, et eicKvXiui, v. [evolvo,] to roll out, to disengage. Mearjs axfivrjs 
 
 evdvs eKKvXivherai. CE. R. 812. See also P. V. 87- SYN. 'AirdtcvXih), airoicv- 
 
 Xivbea). 
 'ExHvviryeTeu), v. [venatione persequor,] to hunt out. r H Zev, tXs fjfias eKKvpijye- 
 
 rei TroTfios ; Ion 1422. SYN. Ki/^yew, Qripevia, Oripadfiat, e^epevvau). 
 'Efcicw^d^w, v. [procax excedo,] to run out revelling. To abv XXitovad <pXXXdt>, 
 
 eijtfcuy/affe. Androm. 604. 
 'Eiacojfaio, et etcKuxpdw, 1 v. [surdum facio, obtundo,] to render deaf, to render 
 
 blunt, to blunt. T Aa' els to tcaXXos e/crc/cw^wrcu fttyds. Orest. 1280. SYN. 
 
 K.u)(f)6u 7rotew, bla/uaXatjffU). 
 'EicXayxavijj, Xri&fxai, v. [sortior,] to receive by lot, to obtain. "Ottios trdrpfas 
 
 TT&nfidv ckXcixol ^8ov6s, Soph. Electr. j60. SYN. 'EK/jLeipo/uai, Xay^avto, ev- 
 
 rvyyavta. 
 'EkXciktIcIio, f. Xffto, v. [calces in sublime jacto,] to throw up the heels, to kick 
 
 out. IlkeXos ovpdvXov y eKXaKTi$>(ov. Vesp. 1492. 
 'EtcXaXeio, v. [eloquor,] to speak out, to declare. Td§' eicXaXovv ov& i^hdvfjs fiev 
 
 a-rrTETOU. Eur. ft. Antiop. 10. SYN. 'E£dydpevw, eK^epw, (jtXvapeu). 
 'EKXafifiavio, f. Xr]\pdfjai, v. [excipio, accipio,] to take out, to accept, to receive, 
 
 to undertake. M>) ov ye* Trap rjfxuiv 5' eVXd/3' ovs e)(io Xoyovs. Ion 1334. 
 
 SYN. See 'A7rdXa/u/3dj/w. 
 'E/cXa//7rw, v. [eluceo, effulgeo,] to shine out, to be brilliant. ToXov-di* e%eXafi- 
 
 ■^ev' olov 6' epyerai. Aves 1713. SYN. 'AvdXd//7ra>, Xdfi7rto. 
 'EKXavdavtn, Xrjffo), 2. aor. e\a6dv, et poet. eKXeXdOov, v. [oblivisci facio, et in 
 
 voc* med. obliviscor,] (1) to cause to forget, (2) to forget. Kal eKXeX&dov 
 
 KidapifTTVV. B. 5$4. 
 
 'EfcAa7ra£a>, f. £w, v. [expello, diruo, vasto,] to expel from, to destroy, to con- 
 sume. Aopt 7tvt eKXa7ca£ai. Sept. Theb. 752. SYN. Ad7rd£w, e£dXd7rdc?a;, 
 
 e£ap7rd5w, etC7ropde(jj. 
 'Ef:\d7rra;, v. [lambendo ebibo,] to lick, to swallow. Kal 7rpos y dtcparoy 
 
 eyxeas, apvorXv eigXaxpa. Acharn. 1229* SYN. Ad7rrw, eK7riv(o, exposed*, 
 
 efavrXeu). 
 'EicXaxciivb), v. [effodio, excavo,] to dig up or out, to excavate. Alel be Trpdrlpta 
 
 yB&IAU-XtoTepov e^eXdxaivov. Apoll. 1. 374. SYN. 'E£dpt/rTw, KdraaKaizTU). 
 'EicXeliru, et e*:Xt/i7rdvG>, v. [relinquo, dereSinquo,] to leave off, to forsake, to fail. 
 
 "EicXenre fltofiov Kal diriXarovs ebpas. Ion 1305. See also Eur. Electr. 909- 
 
 Syn. 'A7ro\et7rw, e\\e/7rw. 
 'EkX^yw, f. £w, v. [cesso,] to cease. Ka7ret a eaeibov, ovnor e/cX>/£w ^aptis. 
 
 Soph. Electr. 1312. 
 ^EkXi](tis, tws, r/, subst. [oblivio,] forget fulness. "EkXt](m> deiajiev z rol &' dXX//- 
 
 Xovs (f>iXe6vTiov. to. 484. SYN. See^ AfJi'rjfxuavpr). 
 'EKXdyigdfjiai, v. [reputo, perpendo,] to reason on, to consider, to infer. 'E£e- 
 
 XuyXoto rik ^oijotu, TctvayKala ye. Ipll. A. 1409. SYN. 'Y7ro\o/w/3dvo;, Xuyi£o- 
 
 fiai. 
 'E/cXo^euw, v. [partu edo,] to put or bring forth. Tenroy, ov;: abaKpvrds enXo- 
 
 Xevei. Ion 1458. SYN. Tiktw, cktiktoj, tbbtvu). 
 "EkXvvXs, ews, 57, subst. [solutio, liberatio,] a release, deliverance. Medu}^^' 
 
 ddXov b* enXvaiv c?7/rei tXvo.. P. V. 270. SYN. 'A7raXXdyj), pvais, ao)rrjpta. 
 'EkXvtyipXov, ov, to, subst. [liberandi vis,] ability to deliver. Hvbas tX ro7ab' 
 
 aarolaXv etcXvn'ipXdv ; QE. R. 391* 
 "E»cXvrds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [dissolutus, remissus,] loose, relaxed. Otorot, fxtaay- 
 
 kvX\ ZkXvtoi & d/i0w/3oXot. Androm. 1122. SYN/'Areros, aveLfiiros. 
 'EjcXvw, 3 f. vflrw, v. [exsolvo, libero,] to loosen, to release, to alleviate. 'EfcXutO' 
 
 1 On the orthography of this word see Pors. Orest. 1280. 
 
 2 ®4afj.ev in scanning forms a spondee. 
 
 3 In Euripides the only two instances, which can determine the quantity of 5 Ek\»/o>, have the 
 penult, long ; one instance in Sophocles confirms that quantity. Aristoph. Pax 1282. makes the 
 penult, short. 
 
268 EKAft EKNO 
 
 apfjovs, u>s iba) btirXovv KaKuV. Med. 1312. SYN. 'AirdXvio, a7raXXarr«, eXcv- 
 
 Oepdto. 
 'E«:Xw/3a^at, v. [injuria adficior,] to be ignominiously treated, "a 'ytoy vw 
 
 avrwv elekwfir]Qr\v fxdXwv. Philoct. 330. SYN. 'AbXKEOfjat, ctrjfjXddfjai. 
 'EfL'X<u«r/^bi, v. [veste exuo,] to take off a robe, to expose. YlpovKeiTd fjaarSJv 
 
 irepovXs' €K b' e\w7riae. Trach. 927* SYN. Tv/jvoio, eicbvu), efcScpw. 
 "EKfxayjjd, drds, et eK/jciKTpdv, ov, to, subst. [(1) massa subacta, (2) expressum 
 
 rei alicujus simulacrum,] an express image, a print. Aewv, Xewv aoi ylydvEv, 
 
 avT y eK/jiayfid adv. Thesm. 514. See also Soph. El. 535. 
 'EKfxaivto, v. [in furorem ago,] to drive mad. Tvvcukes %adv, e^efxrjvd bwfjiariov. 
 
 Bacch. 36. SYN. 'EK^afcyevw, dvdydpevu (rXvd) 'EpivvaXr. 
 "EKfxaKrpov, vid/'EK/jaypd. 
 
 'EK/j.avOav(o t f. fjd.drii7dfj.atf v. [edisco, perdisco,] to learn thoroughly, to ascer- 
 tain. TofcpavGev ws dv ecfxdQu) iraibbs irlpX. Ion 77- SYN. See MavOdvw. 
 'Efc/udjoatVw, v. [marcescere facio,] to cause to pine away. 'AXX' avr<os dirdXio 
 
 ttotX naylX e^EfxdpavQri. Theocr. 3. 30. 
 'Etcfjapyddfjai, v. [furiose ago,] to commit acts of outrage or frenzy. Aafjnrpdv, 
 
 e&fiapyibQris (j)psvds. Troad. 985. SYN. See 'E^cuVw. 
 'FjKfiapTvpeti), v. [testor,] to bear testimony to. 'EKfjaprvprjaov Trpovfxdaas t6 fi 
 
 elbevai. Agam. 1167. Syn. See Maprvpeio. 
 'EKfjaaaw, f. fa, v. [(1) abstergo, (2) exprimo,] to wipe off, to efface, to press 
 
 out. "EKfiaaal, <peibov firjhev' ovk dvaivofjai. Here. F. 1393. 
 'EKjuaorevw, v. [indago,] to trace. Upds alfxd teal ardXayfjdv eKfiaarevofxEV. 
 
 Eumen. 247. SYN. MaaTevio, fidrevu), Epevvd<o, e^lpewdta. 
 'EKfjelpofiai, v. [particeps fio,] to share, to enjoy. Nvj> 5* dXds ev irlXdyeaaX 
 
 Qewv e.^efifidpe rififjs. e. 335. 
 'EicfjErpEojj v. [emetior,] to measure out, to measure. "Aarpois Td\onrdv ktefxt- 
 
 rpovfjevos xBovd. (E. R. 794. SYN. See Msrpew. 
 'ExfjifjEdfiai, v. [imitando exprimo,] to imitate successfully. '\£iov ev beafjolaXv 
 
 eKfitfirjavfjiai. Here. F. 1289* SYN. Mtfieofiai, eKfiaaadfjai. 
 'EtcfjoXEb), v. [prodeo,] to go or march forth. "Ek/joXev tads " AprtX' kukov & dpd 
 
 ol keXev aptf. A. 603. SYN. See 'E^epxpfiai. 
 'Efc/uoi/trow, v. [carmine complector,] to dictate or inform by song. AXdvvads 
 
 rjfjeis e^Efiovaioaev rdbs. Bacch. 823. SYN. 'EkS* bdaKto. 
 'Ejw'/ioyOew, v. [cum labore perfero, exantlo,] to struggle through. *Os rw rv- 
 
 pavvu 7r\eiov' kKfioyQij fiXdv. Eur. Suppl. 46l. SYN. See 'E^avrXew. 
 'FsKfjox^evu), v. [vectibus evelio,] to force out by bars. EvveKfxdxXevau) ; b. 
 
 Mtibsv eKfidxKeiHTETE. Lysistr. 430. Syn. MoxXemo, itcpigout. 
 'Enfjvcldu), v. [exsugo,] to suck out, to drink up. AT/i' eKfiv&iaas, ett dp' faXd 
 
 Qapfjaicd elbws. A. 2 IS. 
 'EKVEfxdjjai, v. [(1) depascor, (2) educor vel exeo pastum, abeo,] to go to pas- 
 ture, to retire. Ovk euros; ovk d^oppdv eKVEfiel ndbd ; Aj. Fl. 369- Syn. 
 
 'EtKiropevofiat. 
 'EKvevw, v. [(1) nutu significo, (2) nutu declino,] to nod, to signify by a nod ; 
 
 to nod dissent. Els Odvdrdv eKvevovre, KwXvaai as bet. Phcen. 1283. Syn. 
 
 (1) Nevw, 7rpd/cu7rrw, (2) dirdvevoj, fJETaarpl^dfjai, efapvds elfxX. 
 'Ekvedj, f. evadfjaiy v. [(1) enato, (2) enatando evito, effugio, elabor,] to swim 
 
 out, to escape, to come out. 2i) 6' els to tijs deov y ellvevads cIkoto/s. Iph.T. 
 
 11 87. SYN. 'EKKo\vfjj3d<o, dvdbvofxai, €K(j)evyu), eKTpETrofiai. 
 'Eicvocdw, v. [evinco,] to come off conqueror. E'iirois dp, ws d XP va ^ s ^^? 
 
 Tdbi. Ion 631. SYN. Nikow, KpaTEio. 
 'EKvdfjXos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [(l)exlex, (2) insolens, (3) nefandus,] lawless, inso- 
 lent, wicked. Tep7r»w re /Li/^0e/s. ETSe ydp eKvdfiXov. Nem. 1. 86. SYN. 
 
 (l)"Avdfjds, TrdpdvdfAos, (2) abdubrjs, aridrjs, (3) 7t6vi)p6s. 
 'EKviiTTh), v. [eluo,] to wash out, to wipe away. Mvvdpdv eKvlipu, atXas te 
 
 Xafnrdbtov, rd t dXX\ dad. Iph. T. 1225. 
 
 'EKvdfiXw, et eKtdfju)s, adv. [enormiter,] exorbitantly, extravagantly. Oy 
 
EKNO EKIIE 269 
 
 7roXXa* sal yap eKvdfiXojs p yvyyvETo. Plut. £82. See also Agam. 1449. Syn. 
 
 MZydXws, vTrepfiaXXovTWS. 
 'E(cv<?oT£w, v. [revertor,] to return from. Twv ttoiv^p, o toX ovtX fxd^rjseKvoar/]- 
 
 <tuvtX. P. 207. Syn. See Noorrew. 
 'EKovaXds, a, ov, et ov, 6 et fj, adj. [spontaneus,] voluntary. Xpy$rj, fxtBr)- 
 
 aetv ^ibv ekqvgXu) rpdira). Med. 751. SYN. 'Ekwv, edckovaXos, ZdeXovTrjs, avdai- 
 
 PSTOS. 
 
 "EicTrayXa, et e^7rayXw$, adv. [stupendum in mod urn, vehementer,] in a ter- 
 rible manner, greatly, awfully. Tojs bi a dire^Q^pta, u/s vvv eKirayX E(J)XXr]ad. 
 T. 415. SYN. QavfxaaTtHs, davfidaXios, (jidjjipws, iff^ypQs, e^oya, 7TEpir-a, tte- 
 piavuis. 
 
 "EK-rrayXos, ov, 6 et f], adj. [terribilis, admirabilis,] astounding, terrific, awful. 
 'EkTrdyXois EirZeooXv EVicralfiEV, ovs tekev avros. O. 198. SYN. 'ArveJ^Xos, bpi- 
 fivs, elands, Oavfiaards, <f)d/3Epds. 
 
 'EKirayXedfjiai, v. [admiratione percellor,] to be astonished at, to be wonder- 
 fully struck with, to admire exceedingly. Kvnpis hi, tov/joi- elbds eKnayXov- 
 fiEvr). Troad. 922. SYN. 'EKTrXrjTTdfxat, Qavjxa.Cdp.ai, albedfiai. 
 
 'Eiaraibevna, utos, to, subst. [quod instituitur, vel nutritur,] a pupil or nursling. 
 2v t\ (b fiEXairrjs vvktus eKrralbevjx, vttve. Cycl. 597- SYN. '0/jtXrjT)js, 7rcu- 
 bev/ud. 
 
 'EicTraibevti), v. [edoceo,] to educate thoroughly. ^XevQipoirrXv €KTrE7raibevjuiat 
 Tpbnots. Eur. fr. Inus. 14. 5. Syn. See Ylaibevu). 
 
 'Extratdi*, f. ijojucu, v. [eludo,] to baffle, to foil. 'H ttoXv fie. bofys e^Eiraiodv kX- 
 7rXbis. Here. F. 457- 
 
 'EKTcaityaoou), v. [more insanorum excurro s. ruo,] to run on like a madman, to 
 brag, to bluster. Ovb' eKTraityaaoeiv, ore. r rfXvQt vootyXv *hyaiG>v. E. 803. 
 SYN. 'EvdovaXdio, €vdovaXa£(t), eKfxaipofxai. 
 
 'EidraXXu), v. [exsilire facio,] to force out. IcpopbvXXojv eWaXQ'* 1 o 5' etti x^opX 
 ward rawo-deis. T. 483. 
 
 'EKirdTaao-to, f. fa, v. [percello,] to cause to shake, to astound. Afcac, ica- 
 koIgXp ktCKaTacraovoXV Xu> artyat. Here. F. 884. SYN. 'Atv^oj, eorX>/rrw, nd- 
 
 TCKTffO). 
 
 'E»c7rdrto$, a, dp, adj. [extra semitam, ingens,] out of the way, extraordinary. 
 
 Tpoirov alyvirXup, o'lf ', e<C7rdrtots. Again. 48. 
 'EtiTravu), v. [cessare facio,] to cause to cease, to stop, to put an end to. 'AXX' 
 
 EKiravaio yap iio^Qovs. Ion 144. SYN. See Ylavio. 
 'EicTreidb), v. [persuadeo,] to succeed in advising, to persuade. Uws klEireiaas 
 
 bevpd o-ol cnreadai arpdrov ; Phcen. 437^ SYN. See lie/0w. 
 'E<c7r€ipa5w, et €K7retpdo), v. [tento, experior,] to tempt, to make trial of. Kcu 
 
 aov rucrovTo npCJTov kicneipaaoLLai. Equit. 1234. SYN. See Tleipa$h). 
 'EkweXci, Hesych. ifcari, verb, impers. [licet,] it is lawful, or proper, "l-mrovs 
 
 KdrapTvdevrds' ov yap eKTTEXei. Antig. 478. SYN. "Eijeort, eort, irpl-Kei, 
 'EKirefxiria, v. [emitto,] to send out, to send away. 'Apd /jlip tioXeliov lore/ore 
 
 vieadai. 0. 598. SYN. 'A7ro7re^7rw, e&Xavpb). 
 'EKVEpaipu), v. [ad finem perduco, perficio,] to bring to an end, to accomplish. 
 
 TldXaios xp-qanos eKTYEpalvlraL. Cycl. 692. 
 'EKirZpafjid, 7 - drds, to, subst. [exit us,] a passage or passing from. TpXrov too' 
 
 eKiTEpa/jid bw/jdTojv KctXd). Choeph. 643. 
 'EjiatEpdio, f. a<rw, v. [transeo, trajicio,] to pass through or over, to cross. "6s 
 
 ddvbvvov (3Xdv e^ETTEpaa. Iph. A. 18. SYN. &Xd(3aivio, biaxXEU), €K7tXeii), 
 
 TTEpdu). 
 
 'E»c7re|o5u't<5w, v. [more perdicis effugio, decipio,] to escape like a partridge, to 
 deceive, to pigeon, '[is nap ijfiXv ovbiv ala^pov korXv eKnepbiKXcat. Aves 
 768. 
 
 1 "EKira\8 % for 4^ird\\(T0. Sec Damm. 
 
 3 Sec a very excellent note on this word in Dr. Maltby's Thes. 
 
270 EKIIE EKnO 
 
 'EiartpOu), f. aw, v. [depopulor, everto,] to sack, to lay waste, to destroy. 
 
 Aevp %XBe $oifiov vaov eKwepaai BeXiov. Atldrom. 1084. SYN. ! Ec7rOjO0£W, dca- 
 
 TpeircOy itepBio. 
 'EtcTrsravvv/ji, et etcireraZio, f. daw, v. [extendo,] to stretch or spread out, to ex- 
 pand. Ta b' iord yap gov, vri At', e^eTreravvvro, Equit. 1347- (See also Iph. 
 
 T. 1137«) SYN. Yleravvvixiy dvdTTETavvvfxXy diairrvaGio, eKrdvvto, Bttrmatw. 
 'FiKTr£T)i<TL/uds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [qui jam volare potest,] able to fly. 'Ettj/v 6 7rdr?)p 
 
 6 7re\apyds eK7r£rr]Gif/.ovs. Aves 1355. 
 'EiMrfro/Jcu, v. [evolo,] to fly away. 'EKirrofMEVos dv ovros ripia-yjaev eX&wv oinabe. 
 
 Av. 788. 
 'EKTrrjbdu}, v. [exsilio, excurro,] to jump out, to spring away from, to gush out. 
 "oBev bpocTGjbrjs vbdros ktcirribq vorXs. Bacch. 694. SYN. 'E£dX\d^cu, etppovw, 
 
 eKddpeio, araTrrjbaii), avaicriKiu). 
 'Eo-^tfjud, dros, to, subst. [saltus,] a leap or bound out of. 0pa£etev, vdos 
 
 Kpeiavov eKinqbiinaTos. Agam. 134/. SYN. See Ur}br)fxa. 
 'EtCTrrjvictifxai, v. [extrico,] to spin out, to elicit. 'EKirrjvieiTai ravrd TrpoanaXov- 
 
 fievus. Ran. 577. SYN. 'EKfxrjpvofjtai. 
 'EfC7r//i7rX^t, f. TrXZ/o-w, V. [impleo,] to till up, to fill. AadpaV eyovres, podia. T 
 
 €^e7rlfX7r\dTd. Helen. 1574. 
 'EicTrivh), f. 7rib/xat, v. [ebibo,] to drink up, to drain. Kat n)i> i/w^j/i' kKirlvovalv. 
 
 Nub. 712. SYN. KaraTrivb), eKpd(j>E(0, d7roppo0ew. 
 'EwrtVrw, et mira-PEW, v. [(1) excido, (2) excido patria,] to fall from, to drop 
 
 off, to be banished. ''iLBv^GKoVyk^i-KTov avrvyiov diro. Phoen. 1209. (See 
 
 P. V. 94S.) SYN. 'A7ro7i77rrto, an brvyydv w, eicfiaXXdjuai, e^ioBiw, <f>evyuf. 
 "E(C7rX£0pos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [sex stadiorum,] of six stadii. "Hbj) 5' dveXKiov 
 
 kwXov, eKTzXldpov bpdfiov. Med. 1 190. 
 "Ek7t\eos, a, dv, poet. eo-Xetos, et Attice eicTrXews, toy, adj. [refectus, plenus,] 
 
 brim full, complete, abundant. NeKTapbs eicirXeiovs, ifi a/jij3pd<TiT]5 Epareivrjs. 
 
 H. in Merc. 246. See also Cycl. 415. Syn. See tlXrjprjs. 
 'EkttXeu), f. evao/jtat et Dor. evaovjuai, et poet. 'EkttXo/w, v. [enavigo,] to sail out, 
 
 to sail away. Qvk avros e&TrXevGEv, <vs avrou tcpdriov; Aj. Fl. 1099* (See also 
 
 Apoll. 2. 6'44.) SYN. 'A7T07rX£w, e£o/ceXXw, e^avayw. 
 'Efj7rX//0w, f. aio, et eKirXripou, v. [impleo,] to fill up, to complete, to fill. Ile- 
 
 'Kpio\xEvr\v yap juolpdv ex7rXr/(ras (j)dvov. Eur. Electr. 1288. See also Orest. 54. 
 
 SYN. ^EKnifXTtX-qpXy dvairXyBoj, 7rXrj0u), dyaTrXrjpdb), eicreXeaj. 
 "EfC7rX^ts, eu)s, rj, subst. [consternatio,] terror, alarm, dismay, astonishment. 
 
 "EK7cXr}%iv iifuv atyaolav te 7rpoGTidns. Helen. 548. SYN. Tdpd^, (j>oj3os. 
 'EkttXtjggio, f. £w, v. [percello, consterno,] to strike with terror, to terrify, to 
 
 astound. Tt S' earl tov ttcloovtos eKTrXyjGGoy Xdyov. Iph. T. 241. SYN. 'Atto- 
 
 TrXr/ffow, ekTrrofW, drvc?w, e/c^o/Ssw, exTapaaait), t'ufipovraw, 7rX>/<7(?fe/. 
 "E«:7rXdos, contr. ckttXovs, ov, 6, subst. [euavigatio, eruptio uavium e portu,] the 
 
 sailing of a vessel from port. Kpvrpaldy eKirXovv ovbapfi Kadiardrd. Pers. 39 1. 
 'Eo-Xu via, f. vvio, v. [eluo,] to wash out, to wash away. Et 5' e^nXvyelrai tovto 
 
 to \plfxvdXov. Plut. 1064. Syn. See 'ErmVrw. 
 "EtcTrXiirds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [elutus,] washed out. MrjTpoKTdvov fuatrpa 5' eK7rXi)- 
 
 tov irZXei. Eumen. 281. SYN. 'EkXHXopuei os, enKEKadappii'ds. 
 'Ektvem, f. evow, v. [exspiro,] to breathe out, to respire. '£7ret yap e£&7rvev0ev 
 
 'Ayd/Lt€fjivi0i> filov. Orest. 490. SYN. 'Ev^uo-dw, d-KOTrrEU), diro^vyu), d-noQvi)- 
 
 fTKlO. 
 
 'EtcTTvdt), f]s, 11, subst. [expiratio,] a breathing out, a gasping. Oi>b" ufji/ud 'xpai- 
 veiv BdvdoXfJOioiv kiCTrvbals. Hipp. 1436. SYN. 'ATroirvoid, dvcnrvbt). 
 
 'EKTrdbMv, 1 adv. [e medio ; e conspectu,] away, out of the way, afar off. "Eorcu* 
 ylpaiq. b' €K7rbbu)v ^wpj/ao^uat. Hec. 52. SyN. 'Ekus, tKaQlv, dizisiBh', woppwdEV. 
 
 1 'Ektto^ujv takes after it a dative of tlie person. See Thomas Magistcr. It sometimes in 
 Euripides has a genitive of the crime, country, or report avoided. In Sophocles and /Eschvlus it 
 occurs, but without any noun after it. 
 
EKnO EKnY ■ 271 
 
 'EKTroXedfiai, V. [efficio,] to make out, to effept. Tavrri ^vvoikwp, UttoXov aavTto 
 
 fiurpvs. Pax 708. 
 'E<7rdKi£u), v. [vellus adimo,] to pluck off the hair, to strip. 'AW e/wrojciw aov 
 
 rots TTOKahas. Thesm. 567 > SYN. See 'Eku'XXw. 
 'EK7rov£o;, v. [elaboro,] to labor at excessively, to train up in hard labor. El 
 
 rovs deovs uKovrds €K7rdv)javf.iey. Ion 378. SYN. 'Efypy agonal, eKirpaacrw, ett- 
 
 affKeh), fnrovbaciu). 
 'EtcTTopevio, v. [(l)exire facio, (2) med. exeo,] to cause to come out, to bring out ; 
 
 in the middle voice, to go out of. 01 beipdriov efadZv, eKiropevaofjiEv. Here. 
 
 F. 722. Syn. 'E£dyw. 
 'EkTrojoSew, v. [devasto,] to lay waste. Over', etcrropOelTE Tpoiav, ravrd yap jLivrj- 
 
 ixeid fxov. Iph. A. 1398. 
 'EK7ropdr]TU)p, dpds, 6, subst. [vastator,] a plunderer, a ravager. Ikv/jlvol Xeovtojp, 
 
 ttoXeos €K7rop6r]Tdpes-, Eur. Suppl. 1223. SYN. IlopdrjTt)s } iropdtjTiop, Xv/xavrrip, 
 
 KEpd'iorrjs, dXaarwp. 
 'EicrropQixevonai, v. [nave aveho,] to convey away in a ship, to carry off. Mt- 
 
 veXads avrqv eK7T£7rd|ofyueurat ^Qovos. Helen. 1533. SYN. 'E£ayw, eiapopEtOf €K~ 
 
 KOfli£lO. 
 
 'EKirdpi£<i>, v. [suppedito,] to supply. Kpv(f>aidv eh Trctib' eKirdpl£ovffai <f>dvov. 
 
 Ion 1114. 
 'E<7rdrdo/zat, et EK-noTEO/iai, v. [evolo,] to fly away. QearvXX' beiXala, irq. rets 
 
 (pptvas €K7T£7ruTaffai ; Theocr. 2. 19* See also r. 357. Syn. 'EfC7r£ro/iat, a<f>i- 
 
 7rra/j,ai. 
 'EKnpaaaw, f. £w, v. [(l) perficio ; (2)interticio,] to effect, to complete, to 
 
 execute, to kill. Uws Kai vXv et<7£7rpa£ar' ; ap albovfjLEvoi. Hec. 513. Syn. 
 
 (1) 'E(C7rdv£tu, e£€pyac?o/uat, eK7rot£W, (2) dvatpEio, KTeivto. 
 'EtcTrpETtris. £0$, 6 et ?), adj. [eximius, elegans,] distinguished, conspicuous. f Hs 
 
 oirXotal yjpvvEOioXv eKirpEirris, yUpov. Phcen. 170. SYN. EvirpETtrjS, fiEydXo7rpE- 
 
 7T))s, hlaTTpETTYISy E^atpETOS, KClXds, (bpuloS, e/COJjXoS. 
 
 'EK7T(0id/zat, v. [redimo; pecunia corrumpo,] to buy of, to bribe. To tev^Qev 
 
 €K7rplojfj.ai; Anacr. 10. 5. Syn. JJpXdfiat, btopdbdKEuj. 
 'EKirpddvfjEOfiai, v. [valde cupio,] to desire exceedingly. Tt o' EKTrpoQvfiei rS)vh y 
 
 d7rr/\\d^0a( ydjitov ; Phoen. l692. SYN. YipddvfXEd/JLat, ZtrXQv ju£W . 
 'EicTrpfnTjfjX, v. [emitto,] to send forth. 'EK-KpuXeiocu. Ion 119- Syn. , E^dvfr)f.iX, 
 
 d<fir)fxX t €K7refiTru). 
 'E»c7rpovd\£w, f. Ecru), v. [evoco,] to call forth from, to call out. 'EiarpdicdXea- 
 
 od/jiEvr} fXEydpwv evvatErdovTOjv. /3. 400. SYN. 'EkkoXeoj, irpuicdXEb). 
 'EKTcpoKpivi*), f. Xvu) t v. [seligo,] to choose out, to select. JldXfos eKrrpdtcpXdeis Efids. 
 
 Phren. 222. Syn. See 'Eiacpivw. 
 'EKTrpoXei-rrw, v. [desero, destituo,] to desert, to forsake, to abandon. 'I7r7r60£> 
 
 eicyy/uEi/ot, koIXov Xo\du eKTrpoXXirovTES. 0. 515. SYN. See 'Ejc\e/7rw, 7rpoXei7rw. 
 'EiarpdfxdXEU), v. [egredior,] to go out or forth. Aifxvrfs eKwpdfidXelv TpirwvXbos, 
 
 ovrXvd fiffrXv. Apoll. 4. 1539* SYN. 'Eicfiaivh), kftepyufiai, e^dvep-^pfiai. 
 'EK7rpdrifidio, v. [pluris facio ; praefero,] to honor before others, to prefer. 
 
 Totw&E fxevrot tr €K7rpdTtfxrjcra<T y £yo>. Antig. 913. 
 *EKnTri acrid, f. £w, v. [expavefacio,] to frighten out. 0a/x/3et r£c' 6%kmra£ai. 
 
 Hel. 178. 
 'Ektttoeu), v. [obstnpefacio,] to astonish. 'EfcTrro//^//, MtviXtiov aypQuirXov . 
 
 Cycl. 185. Syn. See 'EK7rX/7<x<ra>, and YItoeo). 
 'Ektttvw, vcT(Oy v. [exspuo,] to spit out. '0<pE bi bi) p dyibv, arufxaros 6' e^enTv- 
 
 tTEV aX/x?/v. e. 322. SYN. Attotttvu). 
 'EKirvvQavoixai, f.Trevaufxai, 2. aor. ETrvdojurji', v. [(1) audio, (2) sciscitor,] to learn 
 
 from, to ascertain. ^.Kaids ydp avrov tcai ^dXETuts ktcirvvBdvei. PJut. 60. Syn. 
 
 Tlvvddvdfxat, e^EpEelvio, Epiordu), dviaTupib), eirEpdfiat. 
 'ExTrifpou), v. [incendo,] to destroy by fire. "6s cKirvpovrai Xujxirdoiv KtpavvXais. 
 
 Bacch. 240. Syn. Uvpdio, avQpdrizoj. 
 
272 EMU EKTA 
 
 "Eo-wyua, tiros, to, subst. [poculum,] a cup, a goblet. Ifxvpvris Xbp&Tti, xpvoewv 
 
 r eiciru>[iu.T(ov. Ion 1175. SYN. TLdTripXdv, KvdOds, <f>XdXTj. 
 ^EKpafibi^io, v. [virgis expello,] to flog out, or drive out by flogging. 'EKpa/35/- 
 
 £eis tovs juo-)(6rjpovs. Lysistr. 576. 
 ^EKpalvw, v. [exspergo,] to scatter or dash out. Kpards be Xevxov jxveXov eKpai- 
 
 vei iazoov. Tracll. J83. SYN. 'Eic/3\u5w, eKyeu>, drcoppaivu}. 
 'E/:p£w, f. pevodfiai, v. [effluo,] to flow out, to gush out. Kpelro rddels' ix 5' 
 
 alfid jjieXav pee, beve be ycudv. N. 655. Sy N. 'ATroppeio, eKpt7rro/xcu, eK^epofxai, 
 
 e^dj^eTevbt. 
 'TLKpYiyvvpX, f. ?)£w, v. [erumpo,] to break out. "forw, kclO' fyucts & ov-rror eicpitfei 
 
 txa-^t}. Aj. Fl. 175. SYN. 'Avappiiyvvfu, KOLTappriyvv/Lii, bXopvrTW. 
 'E/cpo^ew, v. [exsorbeo,] to sip up. Twv irpayjidTtov, OTifj fidvos tov ciufiov expo- 
 
 (jirjffeis. Equit. 359. SYN. See 'Eiarivh). 
 'Etcpvofxat, v. [libero,] to deliver from, to rescue. Et firi ere yfjpas ttoXXoi/ k%tpv- 
 
 erd. Bacch. 254. 
 'EicadXevto, v. [excutio,] to shake off, to shake. 'EKadXevadv uvto' k^to. bel^ov 
 
 dtyeXovod jaoi. Lysistr. 1028. 
 'EfCffdw<*?w, et eKawgcj, v. [servo,] to preserve, to save. Kal vvv eigadiaoev oio- 
 
 fievov daveeadat. A. 12. See also Iph. T. 1026. SYN. 'Eapvofjiai, amffw^w, 
 
 bXda u)£<a>, uw^w. 
 'Efcrce/w, v. [excutio,] to shake off. 'Efcaco-eiorcu ^d/ia^'' 0V X ^P9- s o^ofxevdv ; 
 
 Acharn. 344. SYN. 'A7ro<xe/to, kurXvaaaio, eKKivew, knadXevio. 
 'E/co-eud/iat, v. [erumpo,] to move or hasten out, or from. 'Eic be tyvXatcrfipes 
 
 <rvv revytrnv ecraevovTO. I. 80. SYN. 'E£ep^ojuat, e£op^udw. 
 'Eicarjfxaivu), dvo>, v. [declaro,] to declare. Tots tov ; irddev tovt e^earifirjvas 
 
 kclkov; Soph. Electr. 1197* SYN. 'A7ro377/ucuV<i), ditobeinvviiX, arjjiaivii), 
 'EtcffKebavvvfjil, f. daw, v. [dissipo,] to scatter, to disperse. Tjjv elpfivrjv e^ecrKc- 
 
 bdaas, tcls irpeofieias r direXavvets. Equit. 7^5. SYN. See iKebavvvfiX. 
 'Exa-nad), f. dau), v. [evello,] to tear out. "Hv eKOTtdoiofxal y, ov fxeTep^o/nat, 
 
 fioXov. Eur. Electr. 582. SYN. 'A-Kooirtiu, dvaenrdu), atyeXKio, dirioQeu), e£at- 
 
 peofiai. 
 ^EKonevbu), f. airelaoj, v. [libamina fundo,] to pour out libations. YlaoX r e* • 
 
 anevbeivXeyei. Ion 1192. SYN. See ^.Trevbh). 
 'Eicoivevbio, v. [festino,] to hasten, to hurry. "EKonevbe rayiw wj to Ttjs ckxXt/- 
 
 aXas. Thesm. 227. See ^.7revbio. 
 'EfccrreXXto, f. eX&, v. [exorno,] to adorn, to dress. Uepovas cbr' avrrjs, aiaXv 
 
 k^eareXXeTO. CE. R. 1268. SYN. 'tirXKoa pew , CTetyw, e£a<7K£W. 
 "F^fcarecfxo, \Lio, v. [corona exorno,] to crown. 'InTrjpXots KXdboiaXv efcarennevoi. 
 
 CE. R. 3. SYN. ^Tefo), Koajieu), eKOTeXXh). 
 'Eiccrrpecjxo, f. \pio, v. [everto, immuto,] to overturn, to turn out or aside, to 
 
 change. Kdre7r\d<7£V avrov to. fiXecpap' efcarpe-ipas, Xva. Plut. 721. SYN. 'Am- 
 
 orpecfHi), e7riaTpe(p(o, /uerd/iaAXw, jueraWcirrw. 
 'EKfftypaylciut, v. [(1) exsigno, (2) excludo,] to seal up, to exclude. HXevpus 
 
 TXdevTes' ck yap eff^payiafievoi. Here. F. 53. 
 'Eiont/cjw, vid. 'EKoau)£<x). 
 'Etcawpevio, v. [acervatim adgero,] to heap or pile up. Nexpol be venpois e£e&u)- 
 
 pevo.vQ y dfjiov. Phoen. 1212. 
 'EicTabrjv, adv. [porrecte,] in a stretched-out position, at length. To>5' enTdbrjv 
 
 aoL tceiadov aXXrjXots neXus. Phcen. 1712. 
 'EKTabXds, a, by, v. [extensus, am plus,] extended, wide, ample. AnrXfjp, eKTd- 
 
 bX-qV ovXrj b J eirevi'ivoQe Xayyt). K. 134. SYN. 'EKTeTaf-ievos, evpvs, ttXcitvs, 
 
 fxeyas, Tavdos. 
 'EKTafjivto, Ion. pro efcr^/irw, 2 aor. erdfxov, v. [exscindo,] to cut out or off. 
 
 Tlpvfxvfjv eKTafXvovTes, v-irat be re KOfxrrds obovTOJv. M. 149. SYN. See 'Efcrejuvw. 
 'EicTdvvio, et eKTefah), v. [extendo,] to stretch out, to extend, to lengthen, to 
 
 strain. BXaxpe be oi <f>XXd yo^t'dd'* 6 b' vtttXos ef-erdvvadii. H. 271. See also 
 
EKTE EKTP 273 
 
 Vesp. 1207. SYN. J AvdreU>(o, Trpdrelvio, bidreivoj, €K7reravyv/nX, dvairXota. 
 'E/ereix'cta, v « [muris cingo, murum communio,] to secure by a wall, to fortify 
 
 a wall. Ovtio to relics eKTeT€i\tarai rd\v; Aves 1 105. SYN. Tet^'^w. 
 'EiKTeKPodfxai, v. [liberos suscipio,] to bring forth children. Upobibuoi iraibds 
 
 €KT£Kvovfxevos \ddpd. Ion 438. SYN. See Tekvooj. 
 'EicTeXevrdoj, et eKreXew, v. [perficio,] to bring to an end, to accomplish. Ov 
 
 <f>aiveraX. 'Ek be reXev-raaei. Pyth. 12. 51. See also Pyth. 4. 184. SYN. 'ffc- 
 
 irepaivto, errireXeit), reXeidu), reXeio, 7rXrip6<o, dvvoj, 
 'EKreXijs, eos, 6 et i), adj. [perfectus,] brought to an end, ripe, complete, entire. 
 
 "HSr) TretyvKOT eKreXfj veavXav. Ion 780. SYN. JJavreXijs, reXetos, erreXr/s. 
 'Ettfifivuf, 2 aor. erefxov, v. [exscindo,] to cut out or off. M^r* ovv ye rbv abv 
 
 rrXondfiov €KTEfjys rpX\6s. Iph. A. 1437. SYN. 'EtCTafiviOf rejlvu), dnorefxvuj, 
 
 atroKOTTTU), air oayjclWy drroKeipu). 
 'EktUs, ov, adj. verb, ab e^u), [habeudus,] must have. y Sl zavdXa, o§&v §' early 
 
 opdos ear eos, Acharu. 259' 
 'Ektcvs, tws, 6, subst, [sextarius,] a measure containing about three, half-pints. 
 
 Olad' ovv air oXioXeKv'id irvp&v curea. Eccles. 547. 
 'E^n/fcw, f. £w, v. [eliquo, emacero,] to cause to melt away, to waste away. 
 
 Mi) vvv ayav abv bdupvaXv etcryl-rjs \pod, Helen. 1418. SYN. T>/kw, la^yaivb), 
 
 airorpvu). 
 'EKTtdrjfxi, v. [expono,] to lay out, to expose. Tloiavrds viov e^eOijK eyu> rrore, 
 
 Philoct. 5. SYN. 'ATrdrldrifxi, eKpaXXu). 
 'EktiXXoj, v. [evello,] to pluck up or out. H&ywvd r eKrertXfievds. Anacr. 91. 
 
 17« SYN. 'A7ror/XXw, irdpariXXwy eKnoKi^io^ drrocndd) . 
 'Ektijuclo), v. [valde honoro,] to honor greatly. 'EKrerifirjvrat rrXeov, Soph. 
 
 Electr. 64. 
 "EicTtfids, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [expers honoris,] unhonored, degraded. 'Ekti/jiovs 
 
 'iaxovaa 7TT£pvyds. Soph. Electr. 244. SYN."An/i<5s. 
 'EfcrXvaaaw, v. [excutio,] to shake off, to strike out. 'Ek- be rivayQEv obovres' 
 
 dveTrXrjadev be ol afxcfxa. ir, 348. SYN. 'ArrdrXvaaaa), eKoeiii), dvdrXvdaaoj, e/cvt- 
 
 veio, d-Koictveut. 
 'Emvw, et IktCu,* f. riaoj, v. [exsolvo, rependo,] to pay, to requite. MerotKds, 
 
 "Apyet b? eicrXviov KaXas rpotyas. Sept. Theb. 544. SYN. 'EkXvw, dTrdbXbu)/j.X t 
 
 "EicroQev, cktoBXj euros, eKToade, etcroadev, earbae, adv. [extra, seorsum,] without, 
 
 on the outside, apart from. "Eicrodev /3dXwv. Sept. Theb. 626. See also X. 
 
 439. Hipp. 1068. x- 385. H. 341. aud |. 274. SYN. "Arrddev, k%«>, e&dev, 
 
 7rdf>£<:, 7rape£. 
 "EKToXvirevh), v. [deglomero, perficio,] to wind into balls, to complete. Obbev 
 
 e7reX7rd/jieya nore KaipXov etcroXvirevaeiv. Agam. 1000. 2, SYN. 'EfcreXew, bidre- 
 
 Xeu), e^epya^ducti, eKirparrw, eKirXrjpou). 
 'EKTofcvu), v. [ejaculor,] to shoot out arrows, to exhaust. Kcu aov to au><ppov 
 
 e^erolevae (f>pevds. Androm. 365. SYN. 'E>C7r/7rrw, enKevdio, diravrXew, cmepya- 
 
 £dfxai. 
 'Ektottios, a, ov, et etcrdiros, ov, 6 et y, adj. [remotus, peregrinus,] out of the 
 
 way, foreign. 'Hvvadr ewroirXav <f>Xoyd Trfifidros, eXdere Kal vvv, CE. R. 174. 
 
 See also Bacch. 69. Syn. WXXdfcdrds, £evos. 
 'EKTopeio, v. [exterebro, perforo,] to bore through, to destroy by perforation. 
 
 AlG>v k£jLTopy)aev opeaKiSow yeXtovris. Horn. Merc. 42. 
 'Ektos, xid." EKTddev. 
 "Euros, -q, ov, adj. [sextus,] the sixth. "Ektov be bt) rob' ^fxdp, e£drov a(pdyuis. 
 
 Orest. 39. 
 'EtrpdneXos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [aversandus, inveuustus,] untoward, uncouth. 
 
 1 " Tia> apud Homerum priorem ancipitem habet; apud ./Eschyluni brevem : futuruiu autetu 
 Tlaw primam ubique producit." Doctiss. Blomf. Sept. Theb. 77. 
 
 2 See Dr. Blomfield's excellent Glossary. Agam. 1000. 
 
 Pros. Lex, 2 M 
 
274 EKTP EK<DH 
 
 Tiyvovrai # eKTpdneXoiaX roiids. Theog. 289. SYN. Kaicds, irdvrjpos, airorpdnSs, 
 
 aicXripds, dfxova6s t drjpXwbrjs, alayj)vs. 
 'Efcrpax^Xt'^w, f. taw, v. [praecipitem dejicio, cervicem frango,] to throw head- 
 Jong, to break the neck. Tov aiceXcvs v^xas Xdfiwv tXs eKTpd^rjXXffy (f>epuv. Ly- 
 
 sistr. 705. SYN. 'Anorpd^riXi^w. 
 'Ewrj0£7rw, v. [averto,] to tvrn aside, to divert. QvpooioXY$aicx(oi> eicrpeireiy ycc\- 
 
 KrjXarovs. Bacch. 7S8. SYN. 'A7rorp£7rw, TrdpaicXivit), /u£rd/3d\Aw. 
 'Efcrpe^w, f. Qpexpw, v. [enutrio,] to bring or rear up to maturity, to educate. 
 
 NeavXav ws fader eKredpafifxepov. Ion 822. SYN. 'AvarptyiOy rpecpu), naibevw, 
 
 eWcuSevw. 
 'Efcrpcx w » f« 0p_e#J/uai et bpd/jov^ai, 2 aor. Ihpafiov, v. [excurro,] to run out, to 
 
 sally forth. Qvkouv erepioce ^pt]ap6X6yi}ffeis eKrpe^iav. Aves991. 
 'E^rpZ/Sw, f. if/w, v. [extero,] to wear away or out, to rub upon. *A\X' kv irl- 
 
 rpoiaX irerpov eicrpifltov, poXis. Phil. 29^. SYN. 'A7rorp//3(u, emrpifiu), (pdetpto. 
 'EfcrpoTT//, ijs, >/, subst. [flexus tramitis, trivium,] a turning from the road, a 
 
 winding. Uopvel\ didiravXcts, hrpoirds, Kprjvas, dbovs. Ran. 113. SYN. Ildp- 
 
 obos, arpdwXrds. 
 'EicTpdcj)}), rjs, r), subst. [educatio,] education, maintenance. Kcu yap eierpdcpal 
 
 KaXai. Eur. fr. Dan. 6. 
 'E»crpv7rdw, v. [terebrando erumpo,] to bore through, to escape by boring. 
 
 'AXX' €KT£Tpinrr)Kei' Xddoi/ad fx evbodev. Eccles. 337- SYN. 'Eicr6pe(i>, bXarpvirdta, 
 
 blOpVTTh). 
 
 'Efcrpwyw, f. Tpwtofjiat, v. [erodo, derodo,] to gnaw or eat out. ftvXarre 0', 
 
 d7rws firi rr)v fidXdvov etcrpwifirai. Vesp. 156. SYN. 'E^ebta, Karebb), Kdrarprfjyu). 
 'Efcrv^Xow, v. [excaeco,] to make entirely blind. KetVw (rdcpiorrj OpyicX, kuktv- 
 
 <J)Xu)adfxev. Rhes. 921. SYN. See Tv^Xow. 
 "Efcrwp, opds, 6, P. N. [Hector,] the son of Priam and Hecuba. "Eicrop, drdp <rv fioX 
 
 eaaX ndrrip, kcli rrorvXd fir)rr}p. Z. 429- EpITH. Bof/y dyddos, dXaaros, elboscLpicr- 
 
 tos, vlos UpXdfioid, meXwpXos, drdXavros " Apr\X, bids, Opdavs, ddavs rjvXoyos, XkeXos 
 
 <pXoyX, KE(f>aXrjs oXerr)p, Kpdrepos p/orwp (pofloid, fxefiduts, 7toilit)v XaG>v, TIpidfiXbr)s, 
 
 XaXiCQKdpvarrjs, kclko. fjLr)rX6u)V, Ttpwrirrros, avbpd<f>oi>os, elbos dyrtros, iivXbyevs, AtX 
 
 <}iXXds, dprjTos, KopvdaioXos, xaprepos, fxeyds, Xvaawbrjs, fieyddv/nos, ofipXjjids, 0a/- 
 
 tsXfjids, fxodov dKopyrds. PhR. Tpoias d/jid^ov aarpd(3fj Ktovd, Pind. 
 'EKrdpeds, a, op, et 'Efcropetos, a, op, adj. [Hectoreus,] of Hector. 'Eicrdpeots 
 
 dpd nuXXov E7Ti <f>pepd dfjx XepoioXv. K. 46. 
 'EicTdpibris, ov, 6, subst. [Hectoris filius, sc. Astyanax,] the son of Hector. 
 
 'EicrdpXbrjp dydizrjrop dXiytcXov aarepX KaX<p. Z. 40. 
 /Ed/pds, ov y b y et (2) eKvprj t rjs, fj, subst. [(1) socer, (2) socrus,] (1) a father-in-law, 
 
 (2) a mother-in-law. ,N H envpri, eicvpos be t 7rdr?)p ws, i'lmos alei. ft. 770. Syn. 
 
 Ta/J.l3pds, K-qbecrrrjs, 7rev0epo$, avbpbs warf/p. 
 'Eiccpaibpvvoj, f. vvib, v. [nitidum reddo,] to cause to appear bright, cheerful, 
 
 gay. TXdtaay bpdicovTds e^aibpvvov -xpoos. Bacch. 766. SYN. $aibpvvto, 
 
 eKKaOaipu). 
 'EKfaivio, v. [in lueem edo,] to show, to display, to exhibit. Maprewv ^(pijviy 
 
 aprXias efioi, CE. R. 243. SYN. 'A7rd^a/vo;, br]Xo(o, (palvto. 
 'E^dvj)s, cos, 6 et r), adj. [conspicuus, manifestos,] apparent, conspicuous, 
 
 manifest. Havre's v)adv kutydveis 1 Xbeiv. Pers. 404. 
 'E^drws, adv. [supra modum, utdici uequeat,] inexpressibly. MeXds e^dnos 
 
 tXovt&s, Again. 686. 
 'E^epw, v. [effero,] to bring out, to carry forth. N//a}>/ 6' eictyep deOXd, Xafirj- 
 
 tcls re TpXnobas re. Y. 259* SYN. 'E^optw, e'a^i^w, e£dyw, irpd(pep<o, irp6- 
 
 rtivi* t €K(f>aipu>, €K(f>peh). 
 'Etf^evyuj, ^dfxat et Dor. i,ovfxai y v. [effugio,] to escape. \eijxwvus eKtyvyovres 
 
 aypXov /xevos. Heracl. 429« SYN. 'EK^vyydvu, v7reK(pevyio, dirdyevyia. 
 "Ek-^jut, v. [eloquor,] to speak out, to declare distinctly. Mrjbe rw h<pdo6ai 
 
 1 Dr. Blomfitjld reads t/xtyavus. See his note. 
 
EK$0 EKXH 275 
 
 firjr avbpdtv, /xrjTe yvvaacdv. v. 308. SYN. 'E^elirdi', e/c0cuVa/, efavbdio, eicfepv, 
 
 €K<ppa£u). 
 'E«j>deip(jj, et eKtydXut, v. [perdo, corrumpo,] to cause to waste, to corrupt, to 
 
 destroy utterly. "Anais, dvavbpos, dndXXs, e^dapfxeuri. Hec. 663. See also 
 
 «. 163. Syn. See 'Airo<j>dT<o. 
 'E»c0\eyw, fa, v. [exuro,] to blaze out. Avtos e£e0Xe£e rrjv noXXv. Pax 60S. 
 
 Syn. See 'kiacaiw. 
 'Ek^XvcJw, v. [ebullio, effundo,] to throw out, to pour out. Ou6' tyeX eK<j>Xv£ai 
 
 Toooov yodv, oaadv opeydei. Apoll. 1 . 275. 
 'E^o/3fw, v. [exterreo,] to terrify, to alarm. E't fx eKtyofioiev fidvXdaiv \vaoi]- 
 
 \iaal. Orest. 264. Syn. See 'EkttX^o-w. 
 'EK(poiviarcr<i), f. £w, v. [rubefacio, cruento,] to stain with blood. f E\XijvXKaJatv 
 
 elepoivixQr) poals. Iph. T. 260. 
 'Efc^otrdw, v. [exeo,] to go out of, to come out. J&aivuv &p/xdr ck^oit^ ?rdrpt. 
 
 Eur. Electr. 320. 
 'Eiccpdpa, as, fj, subst. [elatio ; funus ; divulgatio,] a carrying out; a funeral; 
 
 dissemination. 'AXX' €K<popdv yap rovbl Oriadfxai veicpov. Alcest. 434. SYN. 
 
 Tatpij. 
 'EKQdpeoj, et e^pew, v. [exporto, emitto foras,] to carry out, to convey away. 
 
 Ntyoiv eKQopEoi'To, icaX a(T7rlb£s 6fj(f>dXd€<Tffai. T. 360. SYN. See 'E/c0epw. 
 "Et;<pdpds t ov, 6 et fj, adj. [quod exportari vel divulgari potest,] which may be 
 
 brought forth or divulged. Et b' eK<f>dp6s aoi avfityopd irpos apoevds. Hipp. 
 
 295. 
 'EictyopTiid/uat, v. [trador, tanquam merces navi transportanda,] to be exported 
 
 (as on board ship), to be betrayed. , E^r}fi7roXr}/j.ai Ka.KTti<p6pTi(Tfxai irdXai. Antig. 
 
 1036. ExP. Upobebofiat, fyopros yeyevijfiat, eTrofytravrd fie^oprov. 
 'Enc^pa^w, f. do-w, v. [eloquor, expono, edissero,] to speak out, to explain. Et 
 
 IxrjKed" 1 Aibov Ba/c^ds, eKtypaaaifxlv dv. Here. F. 1110. SYN. 'E^at/Sdw, eKfrjfji, 
 
 e^eiirdv, eK^aivb). 
 'EK(ppovTlc!(o, f. XatOy v. [excogito, meditor,] to devise, to consider, to deliberate 
 
 on. 2d0ws & ddpriaas Kai kXvwv, extypovrXaov, Iph. T. 1324. SYN. 'Emi'deio, 
 
 zinazeirTviiai, fiovXevd/iai, (f)povTi£(o. 
 'E/v'^i/yydvw, Att. 1 V. [etfugio,] to escape. Aeo/jflvs deiKels Kal bvas €K<f>vyydru). 
 
 P. V. 534. Syn. See 'E*0evyw. 
 'E^vXdo-flrw, v. [custodio,] to guard, to save. "E-rrov vvv' l^rds b' l/c0vXa<r<r', 
 
 oirov tXOtis. Ion 741. SYN. AidtyvXaaeot, biaTrjpeio, QvXaaau). 
 'E^vffdw, et poet. extyvaXau), v. [efflo, effundo,] to breathe out, to pour out. 
 
 'E^£0u<rr/o , ev rdaovrcv TroXefiov, wore r<$ Kairvtp. Pax 6 10. See also Again. 1360. 
 
 SYN. Ekttveu, <j>v(Ta<t), rapaaaoj, eKKiveo). 
 'Ek^vio, f. vow, v. [(l)gigno, (2)enascor,] (1) to produce, (2) to spring from. 
 
 riototo-t ; iieivov' tis be 11 e\-0uet fipdr&v ; CE. R. 437* SYN. 4>vu>, tiktio, etcyird- 
 
 /Ltat, eKftXaardviv, etcyevpad/xat. 
 'EK^avrdoj, v. [tumidum reddo,] to inflate. Olfr eoriv, avr)]v Bans eK^avvdv 
 
 Xoyois. Eur. Suppl. 422. SYN. Xavvou). 
 'Ejc^cw, f. yevou), v. [effundo,] to pour out or from. "AtSov re fxoXnas e^lw 
 
 bdicpvppdovs. Eur. Suppl. 783. See also r. 504. SYN. 'E^po^ea), npd^ta), 
 
 OTTEvblO. 
 
 'EtcxopevoLiai, v. [e choro ejicio,] to expel from the chorus, to exclude. "Av re 
 
 ttot" Apri/xXs elexdpevffdro. Helen. 380. 
 'E/cxp^/ut, v. [oraculum edo,] to give out an oracle, to predict. "Os fioi rd 
 
 7roXX' Heir dr e^e^pq kdKd. CE. C. 87. SYN. Xpdw, e^wvew, fxavrevofjiai, XPV~ 
 
 crLHpbeii). 
 'Etcx^pfw, v. [cedo, discedo,] to withdraw, to depart, to give way. 'Etcndt'ova 
 
 ZkvvtIs, etrd 6' €^x^ ) P 1 l (Tav xdictis. Iph. A. 367. SYN. 'a-ku^P^ w j dnepyoLiai, 
 
 etypypLiai, diypiiai. 
 
 1 On Attic verbs ending in oVw, see a valuable note by Dr. Monk, Hipp. 1442. 
 
276 EKHN EAA<f> 
 
 'Etcwy, ovad, by, adj. [voluntarius,] willing, voluntary. 'EkovoXv cipi-as 'EXXdSop 
 
 veavXais, Helen. 395. SYN. (dZXiov, eicovaXbs, avOaiperbs. 
 'EXda, Attice (Vid. doctiss. Maltb.) eXam, as, et eXais, Xbbs, h> subst. [oliva, 
 
 olea,] the olive-tree, the olive-fruit, keybpby eXdas, 6 reus earai. Av. 6l7- 
 
 See also Troad. 803. aud Acharn. 997. Syn. TrjXedbwffd, rdvv<pvXXbs, Xeph, 
 
 yXavicr), aKrjpdrbs, a(3pd, OaXepa, fcaX?), Kapnbfybpbs, irapdeviKr}. PHR. TXavuds 
 
 Tratcdrpotyov (JtvXXdv eXa/as, tyvrev/i a^e/pwrov, clvtottoiov. Soph. IlaXX&Sos 
 
 ayvov dyaXfid, yXavo) x^ 7 ?* Eur. yXavKoxptos K0(rubs eXaias, 0vXXoi eXaidy 
 
 Xpvcreot. Pind. ^.tcXdpbv <f>vrevfjid, %uvov av6pu>irois, crrifdvbs dperds. iEscb. 
 'EXawZbs, a, ov, et eXaXvbs, rj, by, adj. [oleaginus,] made of the olive-tree, of 
 
 olive. *Q.s rov «t/5' 6<j>daX/j.bs eXaivcoy irepX /xo^Xw. 1. 394. See also 1. 378. 
 'EXawXuybs, ov, o, subst. [olivarum collector,] an olive-gatherer. Nvv b\ tionep 
 
 eXatbXbyoi, x<«>pei0' «J"<* T $ tov fiiffQbv c^ovre. Vesp. 7*0. 
 "EXatoy, ov, to, Sllbst. [oleum,] olive-oil, oil. Aboard -xavrd Kddrjpip, dXeixpdrb 
 
 be Xta-' eXala). S. 171. SYN. "AXeiQap. EPITH. " Afifipbrbv , alyXrjey, pobblv, 
 
 jlbi), eviobes, Kijwbes, XXirdpbv, a/xfipboXby, ebdvbv. 
 'EXatotyopds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [olivarum ftrax,] productive of olives. T il tov eXatb- 
 
 <pbpov bydbv ex iDVm Here. F. 11 78. 
 'EXatotyvris, ids, et eXatbcpvTbs, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [olivis consitus,] planted with 
 
 olives. Toy eXawtivrj irdyov daoaet. Ion 1481. See also Pers. 885. 
 'EXdls, vid. 'EXda. 
 "EXavbpbs, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [viros capiens vel perdens,] man-destroying. See 
 
 'EXe^avs. 
 'EXdcnfipovTbs, ov, 6 et ri, adj. [tonitru agitans,] thunder-driving. '6 & dp" 
 
 evbbv eXdaifipovr dvapprjyvvs enr). Equit. 623. 
 'EXdcrnnrbs, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [equos agens,] horse-driving. 'Ev dpec to b' eXd- 
 
 ounrbv edvbs. Pyth. 5. 113. SYN. 'IinrbTrjs, <j>XXi7nrbs, i7nrXbxap[J-r)s, 7rXi}Z,i7nrds. 
 'EXdaawv, vid. MTxpos. 
 'EXaorptw, Ion. pro eXavvw, v. [agito, impello,] to drive hard, to persecute, to 
 
 harass. ApbfJiois dvibpiiroioXv fjXaarpovv fx del. Iph. T. 972. SYN. 'EXavvio, 
 
 Knew, fild£dfiai, beivb-rrdQitti. 
 'EXdrrj, rjs, ?/, subst. [pinus, abies,] a pine-tree, a fir-tree, a ship. 'EXdra 7rXev- 
 
 aaad. Phcen. 215. EPITH. 'Y^avy^j', bXic(t)7rbi, 7TO[i7raia, vxptKofJibs, hiprjXt), 
 
 XiXwvavs, ^Xwjod, 7repX/j.r}KeTbs, ovpdpofirjKrjs. 
 'EXdrrjp, ypds, 6, subst. [(1) placenta? genus, (2) agitator, auriga,] (l)a sort of 
 
 thin cake, (2) a driver, a charioteer. (l)'EXdrf/poj, tva rds vavs eXavvwfxev 
 
 KdXibs. Equit. 1182. SYN. (l)Ile/i/7d, /Jidcd, nXaKovs, (2)'Hvio^os, fivtoxevs, 
 
 iTriri]XdTr]s, apjJtdrrjXdTrjs. 
 'EXdrfjpXos, o, 6v 9 adj. [purgatorius,] purgative. "Anay iXdnjpXoy, rvxy b\ 
 
 Choeph. 955. 
 'EXdrXybs, et elXdrXyds, r\, dv, adj. [abiegnus,] of fir or pine. YlevQ&a 1 V Xbpvaas 
 
 ZXdrXyw b£wv enX. Bacch. 1059* 
 'EXavyoj, f. eXdffw, v. [agito,] to drive, to urge on. KdvoTs Trpds avrfjs r?xerXXois 
 
 eXavvdfiai. Androm. 31. SYN. 'EXdw, eXaarpeu), k^eXavyio, dyw, bfypr)XdT£u>, 
 
 EKHnrepXto* 
 'EXd07?/3oXta, as, ij, subst. [cervorum venatio,] stag-hunting, chase. M^5' tXa- 
 
 QrjfidXXrjy, fnjb' evarbyXriv epibaiyeiy. Call. 3. 262. 
 'EXdfrjfidXds, et eXd<f>0Krovds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [qui cervos figit vel occidit,] stag- 
 shooting, or stag-killing. T ftt pd 0' vn6 aKVfxvovs ZXdcprjfibXds ap7rdarj dry'ip. 
 
 S. 319. See also Iph. T. 1114. 
 "EXd<})6s, ov, et rj, subst. [cervus,] a stag, a hart. ^EXbov yap (3dXXay eXd<f>oy 
 
 Xvkov a'tfxdvX X a ^4' Hec. 88. SYN. Nifipos. EPITH. Td^eid, wfce/d, Ktpdos, 
 
 ixeyds, v\piKep(os f 0t>»), 0vcdKtvj), Kpauryrj, aypurepa, baibdXea, MaivaXia. 
 '£Xa0p/^w, v. [levo; levis sive celer sum,] to render light, to buoy up; to be 
 
 light. M.ovvbv ZXa<ppi$,ovoX. Call. 4. 114. Syn. Kov<pi£io, erralpii). 
 'EXcfypfo, d, by, adj. [levis, celer,] light as a stag, nimble, fleet. Tula 5' tOrjKey 
 1 Iltvdia. here is scanned as a spondee. 
 
EAA$ EAEA 277 
 
 e\a<f>pa, irdbas, Kal %eipds XnrepBev. E. 122. SYN. Kovtyds, mkVs, ra^vs. 
 'EXafptis, adv. [leviter, celeriter,] lightly, rapidly. Aid ndXat, trfyXktfM s rd ol 
 
 itXwoiev eXatypios. e. 240. SYN. Kov<p<vs. 
 'EXaxuirrepvZ, vyds, 6 et r/, adj. [breves alas seu pirinas habens,] having short 
 
 wings. 'AvtX beXtyivuyv 8 eXd^vKTiepvyhiV Pyth. 4. 29* 
 'EXay^ords, vid. MXk'pds. 
 'EXdto, vid. 'EXavvio. 
 "EXbd/uai, et poet. eeXbdfiai, v. [cupio, desidero,] to wish for, to desire. 'EXSo- 
 
 filvai, Trebioid, fVrt pu>Tri]Xd TWKvd. "T". 122. See also H. 4. SYN. 'EnXdvfXEUj, 
 
 ifxeipw, yXixu/jiat, epa/nai, XlXaidfjai. 
 'EXeaipw, et eXeZht, v. [misereor,] to pity; "Os aev, dvevQlv ecjv, fJ-lyd Krjherat, 
 
 7)b' eXeaipei. B. 27. SYN. OiKTeipio, ohri$(o, oIktov «x w * 
 "EXZyds, ov, 6, subst. [lamentatio s. cantus lugubris, elegia,] a funeral lamen- 
 tation, a dirge, an eiegy. 'AXvpois tXeyois. Iph. T. 146. SyN. Opfjvds, ribr/. 
 'EXeyxelr], ys, //, et eXeyxos, eds, to, subst. [increpatio, probrum, dedecus,] 
 
 abuse, reproach, disgrace. rLovXvbdfjLas /uoi irp&Tbs eXeyyel-qv dvdd/jffei. •%• 100. 
 
 See also 4>. 333. SYN."6veicJds, evixij, ojuokXti, (xltj^yvt]. EPITH. 'AXeyeiw), 
 
 iHKpa, arrvyepa, oXvktos. 
 'EXey^ijs, eos, 6 et >;, adj. [vituperabilis,] deserving reproach, base, cowardly. 
 
 'ApyeToi, XdfiwpoX eXey-^eEs, ov vv atfieade ; A. 242. SYN. Kclkos, 0avXos, etto- 
 
 veibiGTos. 
 "EXeyxos, eds, to, vid. 'EXey^eir]. 
 '"EXeyxos, ov, 6, subst. [(1) argumentum, indicium, (2) criminatio,] proof, test, 
 
 accusation. Aoywv eXey^ovs, mote <n)v 7re~iaai typEtd. Hipp. 1333. SYN. Ata- 
 
 TT€ipd, blKT], 
 
 'EXeyx w > *• £ w > v * KO deprehendo, (2) arguo, refuto, adspernor, dedecoro,] 
 to detect, to prove, to refute, to reject, to dishonor. "66' eotX' /u?/ p eXey^c 
 nXeidoiv Xoyois. Soph. El. 1353. SYN. 'E^eXeyx w > drijjid£u>, KardyivwoKoj, 
 ftdodvi£io, KaTd(j)(t>pd(i). 
 
 'EXeeivos, et Atlice ZXetv ds, 1 if, ov, adj. [miserabilis,] pitiable, piteous, wretched. 
 Zev ndTEp, us ovtis jjle Qewv eXeeivov v7T€OTr]. $. 273. See P. V. 254. Syn. 
 OiKTpos, oXotyvbvos, a^rXXos, raXcuVwpos. 
 
 'eXeew, vid. 'EXfcupa/. 
 ^EXEr}nbavvri,ris,r], subst. [commiseratio,] pity. 'Avt tXerjfidovvqs. Call. Del. 
 
 ' 151. SYN. W E\e04, eXeTJT^S, OtKTOS, OlKTtpflOS. 
 
 ' 'EXiy'ifiwr, 6v6s, 6 et ?/, adj. [misericors,] compassionate, merciful. O'ifx ws eXei)- 
 
 fj(jjy e'ifx del twv ■xpvaXbtov. Pax 425. SYN. OiKTip/niov, ^XXoiKTip/ua>v. 
 J 'eXetjtvs, vds, >'/, subst. [commiseratio,] compassion, mercy. Oi)K onXbd typovEov- 
 
 tes evi <f>pEoXv, ovb' eXetjtvv. £. 82. SyN.'EXcos, oIktos. 
 'EXetvos, if, ov, vid. 'EXeeivos. 
 'EXetvws, adv. [miserabiliter,] piteously, wretchedly. KXusiv eXeivws (eXeeivws, 
 
 Brunck.) ol b" InXicXdeiv varlpov. Thesm. 1063. SYN. OiKTp&s, dQXXws, bvarD- 
 
 X<*>s, kuicuis. 
 "EXews, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [paluster,] marshy. "0<m 0' iXeias Trap' avXtivas. Aves 
 
 243. Syn. Atfivaws. 
 *EXeiofidTr)s, et eXeiw >dpos, ov, o, subst. [qui perpaludes graditur,] an inhabitant 
 
 of the marshes. Keu eXcto/Sdrat, vdiiv IpErat. Pers. 39. See also Apoll. 3. 
 
 1218. SYN.'EXeoflpeTrros. 
 'EXiXev,' 1 - interj. [eheu,] an exclamation of joy, or sorrow. '£XtXeD r eXeXev- 
 
 P. V. 902. Syn. ®ev. 
 'EXeXI^u), lh), v. [exclamo 'EXlXev, ploro, lamentor,] to utter the cry eXeXev, to 
 
 lament, to bewail. TdXaiv, ws SXeX^w ris r dp' bpvis. Phcen. 1529. Syn. 
 
 Aia^w, ijTOTvCti), ol/Mjt)£<t), 6prjvE<a. 
 'eXeXiZq), f. fa, v. [circumvolvo, commoveo celeriter, quatio,] to turn round, 
 
 to move quickly, to brandish, to shake. Mtyav b' eXeXi£,Iv "dXv/urdv* A. 530. 
 
 SYK. KiVEWf iteioj, Tivdffooj, euTXvdoffit), qvaTpE(f>uf, irEpXbiVEU). 
 
 1 Vid. Pors. Preef. in Hec. p. vii. 3 'EAeAc^eO occurs in Aves 3G3. 
 
278 EAEA EAE<i> 
 
 'EXeXl^dtoVj Svds, 6 et r), adj. [qui terram rapido motu quatit,] earth-shaking. 
 
 'AyyeAmv TErpabpXas EXEXl-^dbvbs. Pyth. 2. 8. SYN. See 'ErbGL^Qiav. 
 'EXZvavs, 1 adj. [naves ca.piens s. perdens,] ship-destroying. 'EXZvavs, sXavbpbs, 
 
 eXetttoXIs. Agam. 671. 
 'eXevtj, rjs, r), P. N. [Helena,] the daughter of Leda and wife of Menelaus. 
 
 'EXevtjv vXv alreiv yjpij Td(j)u> 7rooflr0ay//drd. Hec. 265. EPITH. 'Aoyc/a, bid 
 
 yvvauc&v, AXbs etcyEyavla. et Kovprt, KaXXXirdprjbs, TdvvTTE7rXbs t EvirdrEpEid, Xevkw- 
 
 Xevos, r)vKb/ubs, KaXXiKOfxds, 7rdXvr}pards, piyibavr), (Horn.) ttuXvutovos, Adfcouvd, 
 
 TvvbdpXs, dEoarrvyrjS, Zrjvos irals, evvala, jueXeci, boXbfxrjTXs, ^vetbris, pobo^pivs, 
 
 KaKOfxrixavos, OKpXbeaad. PHR. 'H Tv%'bdp)s yap eibos EVTrpETreoTarri, Aid to rds 
 
 opviQbyovov ofjtfid, Kvktotttcooi/ KaXXoffvvas A.r)bas oKVfivov bvalXtvas, 'EXlvas 
 
 em XeKrpdf rav KaXXiorav o xpvc6(j)dr)s dXXbs avyd£ei. 
 'EXevos, ov, 6, P. N. [Helenus,] a son of Priam, a celebrated prophet. 'eXevm 
 
 %vvaXXayQe~todv evvaiois ydpois. Androm. 1234. EPITH. UpidjmXbris, olcjybwb- 
 
 \u>v o% dpioros, dva%. PHR. Ge/a'EXtvov ^v^d* 
 'EXEodpenTds, ov, 6, adj. [nutritus in paludibus,] growing in a marsh. 'EXeo'- 
 
 QpeirTov te oZXivbv. B. 77 6. SYN. 'EXeidvdfxos. 
 'eXeos, ov, 6, et eXeou, ov, to, subst. [mensa coquinaria,] a kitchen-table or 
 
 dresser. Avrdp ettei p' &irTrj(r£, KaX elv eXeoIcXv iyevE. I. 215. See Damm. 
 "eXeos, ov, 6, et eos, ovs, to, subst. [commiseratio,] pity, compassion. Eis reKvd 
 
 fia<7To!s tov eXeov Orjp&fiEvai. Orest. 56l. SYN. 'EXetjtvs, oiktos, oiKTipfjibs. 
 'EXeirTdXis, e<jds, adj. [urbes capiens vel perdens,] city-destroying. See 'EXevavs. 
 'EXeanXs, Xbbs, r), subst. [locus paluster,] a marshy place. (See Schol, Apoll. 1. 
 
 1266.) Tiiald re irpoXXTridV naX iXeairXbas. Apoll. 1. 1266. 
 'eXetos, t), ov, adj. [qui prehendi potest,] liable to be taken. Ovd' eXett), etteX 
 
 up kev dfieixpEraX epicbs bbovTiav, I. 408.^ SYN. A.r]7TTbs, alpETOs. 
 'EXevdEpXa, as, >/, subst. [libertas,] liberty. At' iXevdEnXas /jioXXs e^f/Xdls. Soph. 
 
 Electr. 1509. 
 'EXevdEpXds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [(1) liberalis, (2) liberator,] free, liberal, ingenuous ; 
 
 a deliverer. Nvv 001 tov eXevQepXov. Rhes. 354. Syn. (1) Tevvdlbs, (2) vwTiip. 
 'EXevOspXs, r), P. N. [Eleutheris,] the name of a rock at Cithaeron near the city 
 
 Eleutherae, where there was an altar dedicated to Jupiter Eleutherius. Qri~ 
 
 aevs, OKXdjbrjs eV0' 'EXevOZpls KETpa. Eur. Suppl. 7^9' 
 'EXevdspbs, a, ov, adj. [liber,] free, independent. AovXrj jjiev, e'iprjKEv & eXeIOepov 
 
 Xbybv. Trach. 63. SYN. AvTbvbfibs, EXevBZpXbs, avTdptcrjs. 
 'E\ev0£|ows, adv. [libere,] freely, without restraint. 7 H dewpEvoi, (fttrepw Trpbs 
 
 vfias eXevOep^s. Nub. 518. SYN. 'AbZojs, d<pET<iiS, yEvvaiois, EvyZvws. 
 'EXEvdEpoaTofiEu), v. [libere loquor,] to speak with freedom. "Ayav & eXevOe- 
 
 poaTofJiEis. P.V.I 80. SYN. 'AdvpotJTO/UEq, 7rapprjaXdio/j.ai. 
 'EXevQepootohos, ov, 6 et %, adj. [qui loquitur libere,] free-spoken. 2d^»7 b* 
 
 ukoveis e£ EXEvdEpocrTOfJiOV. JEsch. Suppl. Q4)5. SYN. 'Advpoardfios, ddvpoyXwa- 
 
 ads, dbbXea^vs. 
 'eXevQepoio, v. [libero,] to make free, to liberate. Td y' els eovtov, irdv eXevOEpol 
 
 OTOfid. (E. R. 706. 
 
 'EXevcts, ~ivbs, 71, P. N. [Eleusis,] a town in Attica. Arj^iiTlp, earXovx 'EXevalvos 
 j(Bbv6s. Eur. Suppl. 1. 
 'EXEvaivta, as, t), P. N. [terra Eleusina,] the land of Eleusis. Koivov 'EXevai- 
 
 vXas. Antig. 1118. 
 'EXfyafpdfiai, v. [decipio, noceo,] to disappoint, to deceive, to hurt. Olfr do* 
 
 'Adrjvalriv EXE(pr]pdjuEvos XdO' 'AiroXXwv. "*¥. 388. SYN. 'A7rdrdw, flXcnrTb), 
 
 irXdvaw, dbiKto). 
 'EXtydvTXvds, rj, bv, et iXE^avToblTos, ov, 6 et r), adj. [(1) eburneus, (2) ebore 
 
 vinctus,] of ivory, made of ivory. Oct, tcaX Epwrjaas EXitydvTXvbv f\Erb bi'ppbv. 
 
 Theocr. 24. 99. See also Iph. A. 582. 
 'EXf^as, avrbs, 6, subst. [ebur,] ivory. K0XX9 \pvab-v, ev te Xevkov eXe^ou'V 
 
 d/^c7. Nem. 7. 115. EPlTH.'EvKredyos, Tifirjets, vEowpiarbs, irpidTos. 
 1 A pun on the word 'E\£wj, or 'EAeVo Dor. 
 
EAEfc EAKH 279 
 
 'EXecftriviop, opds, b, P. N. [Elephenor.] Tbv be tteoovtvl Tzohiov eXafie Kpeiwy 
 
 'E\e<f>riv<i)p. A. 463. SYN. XaXicu)bovTXabr)s, fxeyddyfiiov ap%ps 'AfiavTutv, oc,os 
 
 "Aprjds. 
 "EXrj, vid. E'iXrj. 
 'EAty^v, adv. [volubiliter,] in a whirl, rapidly. TpdxoStveTrcu 5' o/xfidQ' e\ly- 
 
 brjv. P. V. 907. 
 f E\ifcat, fir, P. N. [Helicae,] a town in the Troad. Tr)v 'AvTTjudpXbrjs el^e Kpeiwv 
 
 'EXtxaav. T. 123. 
 'EXlicr), r)s, r), subst. [Ursa Major in ccelo, quam spectantes navigabant Graeci 
 
 prisci; sed Pha3nices postea observarunt Ursam Minorem, Kvvooovpavd'icl&m. 
 
 Damm. c. 651.]. the constellation called the Great Bear; also the name of a 
 
 place in the Peloponnesus, where Neptune was worshipped. Naurcu els 
 
 'EXiKrfv te Kat aoripas 'ilpiujvds. Apoll. 3. 744. See also B. 574. EPITH. 
 
 (2) Evpela, ay\XdXos. 
 'EXtKofiXeycipds, ov, 6 etfj, adj. [cui palpebrae sunt volubiles aut nigrae,] having 
 
 black eye-brows. See in yXvKvf2eiXX\os. 
 'EXiktos, r), uv, adj. [tortuosus,] curled, twisted, distorted. 'eXiktos, evOvs etX 
 
 (3pE<pds. Phaeti. 66l. SYN. 2rpe7rros, oTpE~fiXos t eXi£. 
 'EXXkwv, Qvds, 6, P. N. [Helicon,] a mountain of Phocis, sacred to Apollo and 
 
 the Muses. "Ay', ol \xev 'eXXkup, olbi Hapvaaov irrvyas. Here. F. 240. EPITH. 
 
 ZaOioS, Evpv-^opdS, V\pTjXoS, BuilOTUS. 
 
 'EXiKOjplabES, itiVy al. See Moiiaai. Movawv 0' 'EXXKUvXabcop btbfiaTa. Here. F. 
 ^87. 
 'eXXkcjpXs, xbds, fj, adj. [Heliconia,] of Helicon^ "Xtttt^j ett\ Kpavq: 'EXXKwpXbX KaXd 
 
 pZoiaq.. Call. 5. 71 • 
 'EXiKwvios, 6, adj. an epithet of Neptune, who was so called from the worship 
 
 paid to him at Helice. See 'eXXktj. 'EXXkwpXoi' afityX avowra. Y. 404. 
 'EXlicunrts, xbds, fi, et ZXlKwxp, (ottos, 6 et r/, adj. [cui oculi sunt nigri vel rotundi, 
 vel mobiles,] black-eyed, full-eyed. Tipiv y diro -rrarpX <pxX<o hofiEvai HXXKwicXhd 
 Kovprjv. A. 98. See also I\ 190. SYN. 'EXXKopXtyapos. 
 'EXiviho, v. [quiesco, cesso,] to stop, to delay, to rest. 'Hs fxij a eXtvvovra 
 Trpoabep-^drj 7rdr//p ; P. V. 53. SYN. 2)(oXd5w, okpeoj, brjdvpu), (jpabvpoj, dpyew. 
 "EX(£, Xkos, t], adj. et (2) subst. [(1) tortuosa, circumvoluta, (2) armilla, species 
 hederae,] (1) curling, forked, twisted, bent, (2) a ringlet, forked lightning, 
 ivy. BoaKas evcpvXXuv eXXku>v. Helen. 1330. SYN. ATvos. 
 'eXXoovv, ovvtos, 6, P. N. [Elisson, seu Elissa,] a river in Elis, not far from 
 Olympia. 'AAV al fiep pu ve/jlovtoX e-k o^dats a.fx(f 'EXXo-ovptos. Theocr. 
 J 25. 9. 1 
 
 'EXiaaoj, et eiXiaato, f. £cu, v. [volvo, complico,] to roll, to wrap up, to turn 
 round, to twist. "EXiaai Tab' ekeIoe /jet ifxEdey 7rdbatv. Troad. 334. See also 
 Phcen. 2. SYN. 'Ava<rrpe0w, KafiTTTUt, 7tXek(o, cvfj-TrXEKU). 
 'EXTrpdxos, ov, 6 et 77, adj. [rotas circumvolvens,] revolving. At ovpiyyEs 
 
 €KXay\av iXXTpo^OL. Sept. Theb. 189* 
 'EXXyjpvods, ov, 6, subst. [aurelia, flos agrestis aurei coloris,] helichryse, sup- 
 posed to be the same with the English orpiment. Khtoos eXt^pi/o-w kekopkt- 
 fjEvos" & bi /car' avrvv. Theocr. 1 . 30. 
 
 EXjcatVw, f. dvG), v. [exulceralus s. ulcerosus sum,] to be full of sores, to fester. 
 T^5 irpooQlv eXKaivovTi, Kal blb^y/iEvy. Choeph. 830. 
 
 EXKco-t7rf7rX6s, ov, 6 et r/, et kXxiyXrmv, topds, 6, adj. [veste longa indutus,] long- 
 robed. AltEofiat Tptias ical Tpioabcis eXKeaXTreTrXovs. Z. 442. See also v. 685. 
 EXfceu;, vid. "EXkoj. 
 
 EXKTjbdv, adv. [tractim, trahendo, luctando,] by dragging or wrestling, n^ 
 te KaX eXicrjbov' to\ b' wKvndbas Xdyos rjpow. Hes. Scut. 302. 
 EXKTjdjiids, ov, 6, subst. [tractio, vis,] a dragging away, abduction, force. Wpiv 
 y etX oTjs te ftdijs aov 6' eXicr}dfiolv Trvdeadai. Z. 465. 
 EXfc^d, citos, to, subst. [praeda,] a thing dragged, a prey. *P/v//w kvvwv eX- 
 
 1 See Hemsterli. Atistopli. Tlut. p. 181. and Dr. Maltby. 
 
280 EAKO EAAO 
 
 icrjfia. Kabfjeitov b f baovs. Here. F. 567. SyN."EXwo, sXwpXby, aypa, 
 'E\KoTroi6s, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [vulnificus,] wound-causing. Ovb' eXKbvrotd yiyylrai 
 
 to. aiifiara. Sept. Theb. 394. 
 "JLXkos, eos, to, subst. [ulcus, vulnus,] a sore, an ulcer, a wound. Avrdp eirel 
 
 Xbey eXkos, od' efnreaE mtcpos b'iarbs. A. 217« SYN. Tpau/jd, row/id, aireXos. 
 
 EPITH. KpoLTspoVt XevydXZby, dvirjpoy, apydXibv, kdicbv, Xvypbv, aypibv, dfxei- 
 
 XX^bv, ovXdfievdv, bXbbv, tyoiyXby, XoiyXby, nbTXicdpbXby, bbvvrfpbv, e^Biarov, fitXdv, 
 'EX/cow, v. [ulcero,] to cause an ulcer, to wound. BovXei nicely ttjoos ovbds eX- 
 
 K&oai te crbv. Hec. 405. SYN. TlrpwfTKU), TpaviudTlc<t), iXicaivu). 
 'EXicvbpXby, ov, to, subst. [ulcusculum,] a slight wound. Tdy rolaXv ayrXKyrjfxXois 
 
 eXuvbpXd TrepXdXeitpeiy. Equit. 90J. 
 'EXKvcrrdCio, poet. 'EXkvw, f. vau), 'EXkeio, f. rjffw, et 'EXkw, f. £w, v. [traho, 
 
 lacero, carpo,] to drag, to draw, to tear, to revile. Xpvaeirj, Xvd //») jj.Xy 
 
 d-nobpvtyoi eXfcvoraeW. ft. 21. See also Phcen. 994. P. 395. and Helen. 1442. 
 
 SYN. 'AveXniO, epvco, OTrdpaffoio, dTrooTtdb), fiXab/xai. 
 'EXfcw5r/s, eos, 6 et ?;, adj. [ulcerosus,] ulcerous. Xpbbs eXicutbovs cl7tt€(t8e ylp°~ iv * 
 
 Hipp. 1355. 
 'EXXds, dbbs, 7), (1) subst. (2) poet, pro 'EXXrjyXKos, adj. [(1) Graecia, (2) Grae- 
 
 cus,] (1) Greece, (2) Grecian. 1 $evyby eneir dndvevde, bf 'EXXdSos evpvyppoio. 
 
 I. 474. See also Hec. 310. SYN. (l)'Axat^ EPITH. (1) KaXXXyvyrj, dvi- 
 
 kyjtos, 6Xj3Xa, evnnrbs, fiEydXrj, KovpoTpbcjibs, KXeti'r), uucpy. 
 'RXXefiopos, ov, b, subst. [veratrum,] a plant which cures madness, hellebore. 
 
 ?L<t>6vbvXds axee. b. Ili0' eXXefiopoy. Vesp. 1489. 
 'EXXf^avds, ov, 6, subst. [vinculum,] a sheaf-band. See 'AfxaXXobervp. Syn. 
 
 Aecrjjids, oyoivXbv, betrfxiofid, dXvaXs. 
 'EXXetVw, v. [(1) reliquum facio, (2) praetermitto, (3) deficio,] to want, to be 
 
 short of, to fail. tlpbdvfiXas ydp ovbey eXXeiireis. drdo. P. V. 349* SYN. 
 
 'EKXeiirto, ETrXXeiiru), dirbXei7rh>, ndpdXeiTrb), eKKa^yu), dtreifji. 
 "EXX?;, r)s, rj, P. N. [Helle,] the sister of Phrixus and daughter of Athamas 
 
 and Nephele. Mrjxdyals e£ev%£y H EXXr)s iropdfjibv, &ot %x eiv nbpby. Pers. 728. 
 "EXXrjy, rjyds, 6, et eXXrjyXs, Xbbs, rj, P. N. [civis civitatis, vel incola regionis 
 
 quae 'EXXds appellata,] Grecian, a Grecian. To fiapfidpoy yeyotr dy'EXXrjffiv 
 
 (pXXdy. Hec. 1183. See also Helen. 56l. 
 'EXX?7wa, usurpatur ab Euripide eodem more quo 'EXXds, nunc (l) adjective, 
 
 nunc (2) substantive. 'E^-ei rbv 'EXXavXas. Hipp. 1120. 
 'EXXrjyXKds, if, bv, P. N. [Graecus,] Grecian. 'EXXrjrXKoy vbfjno-/.id dvordbos fibijs. 
 
 Sept. Theb. 255. Syn/'EXXtji', 'EXX^tds, 'Ax«tds. 
 'EXXr^j'tfcws, adv. [more Graeco,] after the Greek fashion. Tts karXv »/ vlavXsi 
 
 Cjs 'EXXtivXkuis. Iph. T. 660. 
 'EXXrjvXs, Xbds, r/, vid/'EXX^i'. 
 'EXXrivdbXKrjs, ov, 6, subst. [inter Graios arbiter,] he who presided over the 
 
 Olympic games, a Grecian umpire. 'ATpEKrjs'EXXcubbXKas yXtydpwy. Olyni^. 
 
 3.21. 
 'EXX»7<77rov7os, ov, 6, P. N. [Hellespontus,] the Hellespont, the strait which 
 
 separates the Thracian Chersonese from Asia, so called from Helle. <I>tu- 
 
 yovres y)}ds te KaX'EXXrjffTrovTbv Xkiovtcu. O. 233. EPITH. 'Aydppoos, IxOvdeis, 
 
 TrXdrvs, evpiis, direipcoy, bivi) iroptyvpwv. PHR. YlopQfxos , AQdp.avTXb6s"EXXr)S. 
 'EXXbTTievio, v. [piscor,] to fish, tyairis kcv yviiov yiy baov adh'bs eXXbirXevwy. 
 
 Theocr. 1. 42. SYN. 'AXXevu), ypnrevio, 2x^ & " w * 
 'EXXds, ov, 6, ef'EXXbs, i), bv, (1) subst. (2) adj. [(1) hinnulus, (2) mutus,] (l)a 
 
 fawn, (2) mute. 'E>' TrpbTEpoiaX -nbbeooX kviov e\e TcoiKXXbv eXXor. r. 228. SYN 
 
 (1) NejGpos, EXdepbs, ke^us, (2) dywybs. 
 'FAXb<pbybs, ov, 6 et if, adj. et subst. [cervorum interfector,] a stag-killer. 'EX- 
 
 Xofovoy, VtpXTbfiapTXy, IvoKbirbv* ys nbTE M(Va»s. Callim. 3. 19^. 
 
 1 It was properly the name of a city in Thessaly founded by Hellen, the son of Phthius, and 
 then denoted the country occupied by the Myrmidons, and subsequently was the name of Greece 
 without the Peloponnesus. In a similar manner "Apyos denotes the whole of the Peloponnesus 
 See Damm. 
 
EAAO EMBA 281 
 
 'EWdxtZco. v. [itisidias pono,] to lay snares, to- place an ambuscade, "kbog, 
 Qafivtov ft tWd-^l^ofxev <f>oftais. Bacch. 7 1 1- SYN. Ae/ydw, e<febpev<*>, eve- 
 bpevto. 
 
 "EXds, ids, to, subst. [palus,] a marsh ; also (2) a city in Laconia, the inhabi- 
 tants of which were called EtXwres and ElXwrat. 'Avbm >dK<xs icot eXos vnd 
 rev^eal 7re7rrqu)Tes. 1.474,. See also B. 594. SyN. (l) Aifju'T}, Tltpds. 
 
 'EXrrijvcop, opos, 6, P. N. [Elpenor.] Olaef.ili'ui veKpov'EXTriivopdreQveiCjTd. fi. 10. 
 
 'EXnizio, f. Xcno, v. [exspecto, spero, metuo, existimo,] to expect, to hope, to 
 fear, to think. Qrjpds otye tov bvtrrrji'dv eXiri£ei urdveiv. Ion 351. SYN, 
 
 "EXirofKii, TrpovhoKcib), Kapaboiceo), £7reX7r/c?to, vdfj.i£u). PHR. 'EXTTibwv e'lfro- 
 ftifirjicd, ev eXiribX eifj.1, fX-n-Xbd £X W » Qvfioy dXbali'co evtypoavvais, eXmbd 8e- 
 
 'EX.7m, ibds, et eX7rw/3>}, ys, //, subst. [exspectatio, spes,] expectation, hope. Ai 
 
 ft eXKibes (dookovoX <f>vydbds, <bs Xoyos. Phoen. 407* See £. 314., EPITH. 
 
 x v-vpa, (pXXrj, Beta, fieydXi], rdXatvd, efxnlbos, Ksbri], KaXrj, dyddij, tppovbq, dXo- 
 
 yos, 7rrr]vr), crfxiicpd, uXXt)ktos, yXik'etd, OapaaXea, >/§e7d, Kovtyr}, tcvbldvetpd, fia- 
 
 ijsibla, 7ruXv7rXayKT6s, Xe7rr)), kevyi, airX-qords. PHR. ^RXntbos (f>XXov dpdous, kZ* 
 
 vedv kXrrXbiov yavvov reXos, Baf^e/as KaXfjs ictrpos. 
 "EX™, v. [in spem adduco,] to raise the hopes, and in the mid. voice to hope, 
 
 Vluvras /jl€v p" eX7rei tcai viricr-^eTaX dvbpXeKacrrtt). ft. Ql. 
 'EXmopri, fjs, //, vid. 'EXnis. 
 "EXv/id, tiros, to, subst. [dentale, buris,] the tail or handle of a plough. Elr 
 
 av 'AOrjvairjs b/xwos Iv eXv/udrX 7n/£rts. c?. 179* 
 "EXvrpof, ov, to, subst. [involucrum, integumentum,] a wrapper, a covering. 
 
 ifrepe, tov bopuTos atyeXKiiaoj/Jtat. TOvXvrpdv. Acharn. 1120. SYN. Ei'Xvjud, kci~ 
 
 Xvfxfxd, ei/jia, ewXKdXvfjifjid. 
 "EXwp, wpos, eXwpXdv, et eXwpoi', ov, to, subst. [captura, praeda,] a thing taken, 
 
 spoil, prey. KaXXXrres 'Apyeioitriv eXwp ical icvp^d ytveaQat. P. 151. See 
 
 also A. 4. and iEsch. Suppl. 807. SYN.'Aypd, aypev/ud, aprrdyi), eXtC4)f*a, 
 
 Qoivr). 
 "EX(o, inusit. vid. A'tpZoj. 
 "EXiopds, ov, b, P. N. [Helorus,] a river of Sicily near the promontory of Pachy- 
 
 ti us. 'A/i-0' aurals 'EXtbpov. Nem. 9* 95. 
 'EfiavTov, fjs, ov, pronom. [meiipsius,] of me myself. Td tziot e/uavTw tov dpd- 
 
 aovs irdpelojiai. Phcen. 275. 
 'EfxftdbXoy, ov, to, dimin. ab 'Efiftds, dbds, //, subst. [calceus, solea,] a shoe, a 
 
 buskin. Td £' e/jftdbXd ; b. Ktu ravrd trvye-^ei/ijid^erd. Piut. 847- See also 
 
 Eccles. 629» SYN. 'ApfivXr], evfxdpXs, 7rebtXw, Kodopvos. 
 'Ejxfidbov, adv. [pedestri itinere,] on foot, by land. 'Ejufidbdv 'ifccrdai i)v iraTplbd 
 
 yaldv etceteras. O. 505. ExP. TleCy ftaiiw. 
 'E/nftah'co, f. fii'ioofxui, v. [ingredior, conscendo,] to %o upon, to embark. T<.~ 
 
 ft eyio e/jfiaivuv, bopu ■^aXiciou e£; wreiXijs. x. l64. SYN. Eloep\ofiui, vnoftaino, 
 
 di'dftaiito, eirifiaivo), tTrep-^dfiai. 
 'EfxpaXXio, f. dX(7>, v. [immitto, injicio,] to cast or throw into, to dash into, 
 
 to inspire. Els o/z/udO' avrou beivdv efificiXXei tyovov. Phcen. 59- Syn.'Ett? 
 
 ftdXXio, (.Tre/jtfiaXXoj, eiaftdXXoj, irponfidXXb), h'rXdijfjiX. 
 'E/.</3a7rroj, v. [intiugo, imniergo,] to dip in. 'Evt.fia\\>tv sis top tafpdv avr^fi rw 
 
 Trobt. Nub. 150. SYN. Kdrubuiu), KdrdfiaTcrio. 
 'E^/3ds, abbs, >/, vid. 'E/jfiakXdv. 
 'EfxfidoXXevto, v. [regno, itnpero, gubefllO,] to reign among$t, to govern. T»/<m- 
 
 6' aidKf)ortpr}f7t nun/p 1/lios IfifidotkLVtv. o. 11 1. SYN. Sre WdcrtXtuoj and" Ap^io 
 'EjiftdaXos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [epith. Apollinis, (jui cohbatur in littme a (onsccn- 
 
 suris navcm,] qf embarkation. Tciwi ft av kui fioj^nv iwwctltiv 'Eftftdoioii*. 
 
 Apoll. 1. 359. 
 "Efjftdais, tus, //, subst. [ingressus,] a step, a walking or going. See Aff^pfXtt . 
 
 SyN. l&dbXcris, e'iaobos. 
 'E/jtftdrpvio, v. [pedem iufero, ingredior, incedo, frequcnlo,] to set foot upon, to 
 Pros. Lex. 2 N 
 
282 EMBA EMMO 
 
 walk upon, to frequent. Oct. iLifl&revei, Trovrias aK-rjs int. Pers. 455. Syn. 
 
 'E7rt/3atVw, l7re/*/3a/vw, ela&px&pan 
 'E/i/5\e7rw, v. [intueor,] to look upon, to behold. IloT yap ndr e/afiXtipaoa, toiov- 
 
 tov dpdffos. Soph. Electr. 99$- SYN. 'EmfiXETrw, euaflpeui, iropdoj, okotteu), 
 
 Bldofxai, 
 'E/u/3oX>), >?$, ht subst. [impactio, sc. rostri navis,] the striking or attack of a 
 
 ship in battle, llpovreive revx*li KatyvXaaoeT efifjoXds. Aneirom. 1 131. Syn. 
 
 ElafioXr), opfirf, 
 "E/u/3o\<3v, ov, to, et efxfioXds, ov, 6, subst. [(1) rostrum navis ; (2) vectis,] the 
 
 beak of a ship; a bolt or bar. XaXk-dbsTd r ejuj3dXd. Phoeii. 113. Syn. 
 
 (2) MoxXos. C'E^/3o\ov is also the name of a district in Lycia. Olymp. 7« 33.) 
 "Efifipaxu, adv. [summatim,] summarily, at once, in short. Ylov §' ovyX bidfiE- 
 
 /3X?/y', 07rov 7rep e/i/3joa^v. Thesm. 390. SYN. 2i/vro/zws, oXws, a7rXa)s, K'd0d7ra£. 
 'E/x/3/oc^fymi, v. [infremo,] to roar, to thunder against. 'Jortw eLifipsLierai' rpo- 
 
 fxeovai be re <j>pEvd vavrat. O. 627* SYN. 'Eju/3pt/udo^at. 
 'E/i/5pt6/?s, ids, o etri, adj. [onerosus,] ponderous, weighty, heavy. Tt & eorX 
 
 tlepcrats veo^liov €fij3ptdes kclkov; Pers. 699- SYN. 'Emfipidtis. 
 'Efippifxadttai, v. [fremo, ferocio,] to storm, to rage, to snort at furiously. 
 
 "lirirovs b' ev dfiTTVKTfjpctv efxfipi[xu>fi£vas. Sept. Theb. 457. Syn. 'Efx^pEjxoLiat, 
 
 £7rdiretXfW. 
 'E/u/fyoVr^ros, ov, 6 et rj* adj. [attonitus, amens,] thunder-struck, astonished, 
 
 mad. YlawraiVT dv eiatyEpovTls, w 'nfipovTr}TE en). Eccl. 788._ Syn. "A<ppu>v, 
 
 "Efifipvov, ov, to, subst. [infans recens natus,] the young, a suckling. z,vv bx- 
 
 -a-Xoffftv e/jppvois. Eumen. 948. Syn. Neoyovos. 
 'E/u/3vw, v. [obturo, obstruo,] to stuff, to stop up. 'EvifivadLiev pdrtoiffX K('nraK- 
 
 Twadikiv. Vesp* 128. SYN. Bvtu, TrXr}pd(o, koXvittu}. 
 'FjfifAavris, ids, 6 et?*;, adj. [furibundus,] maddened, infuriated. Mvwm ^piadelcf, 
 
 efifxavei fffctpriyjudrt. P. V. 696, SYN. M.dvXb)br)s, dirodvLtos, SpyXXos. 
 'Efifxairews, adv. [prompte, dicto citius,] instantly, at the moment. 'Ayicwvi 
 
 vv£as* {6 b' dp' efx/jtairEtos vtcclkovoev.) £. 485. SYN.Evflews, TdyZios, irpodufiios, 
 
 oirovbalois . 
 'Efifxacrodfiat, v. [cum vi et impetu immitto, injicio, impingo. Vid. Ernest, in 
 
 1. c] to drive, to force into or against. ^l^erXXoX, ols rvvrj xdXeTrr}v kpiLia^EaX 
 
 opyrjv. Call. 3. 124. SYN. 'E^/3aXXw, irpoafiaafTh), EVEpeibio. 
 'EufxeXeia, as, >/, subst. [modulatio,] harmony, symmetry. 'E/z/ueXemv, ekX te 
 
 baXav obbv. Ran. 895. 'E/x/ueXr/s, Ids, 6 et r/, adj. [(1) canorus, (2) aptus, con- 
 
 cinnus,] tuneful, fitted, correct. Avt eloEveyfcoc woXv yap eLiLiEXeoTEpdv. 
 
 Eccles. 802. SYN.^AKpi/3y/s, teXcws, ko/x^/os, ebQVfjs, ovvetos, tcofffilds, awtypwv. 
 'E/x/ueXews, et e/x/xtXws, adv. [(1) canore, (2) apte, concinne,] tunefully, grace- 
 fully, correctly. 'Eit/ueXews KpanrvolaX iribov pfioowoX irobeoaXv, Apoll. 1. 539* 
 
 SYN. Ev7rp67ra>s, gvvetws, 7rpddvii<os. 
 'Efjifie fidws, via, ds, particip. [concitatus; valde cupiens,] instigated by keen 
 
 desire ; very eager. 'E/i/xe^uduId did' /ueyd 5' efipdyE (piiyXvos w^y. E. 838. 
 
 SYN. Mf/idws, Trpodv/xos, 7TpO(j)pit)V. 
 
 'EfifiEvis, et efifiEiEws, adv. [constanter, alacriter,] steadfastly, resolutely. 'A^/d- 
 
 fxevoi eicaTepdE, to be TpiyeX efxfiEpis ativ. 1. 3&6. See also Hes. Theog. 712. 
 
 SYN. ^vrE^ios, fiZfiaitos, irpoBvfXios. 
 'Enfievw, v. [permaneo, maneo in,] to remain, to stay in, to be firm. 7 iliirep 
 
 irpdelirds, efXfJLEvetv, Kci<f> y]fAEpas. CE. R. 35 1 . S YN. 'EttX/jlevu), bXd/iEVio, irdpafXEViD. 
 "Efifirfvos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [menstruus,] monthly. (dlolaXv e^jx^v Xtpd rols ou>Trj- 
 
 pXois. Soph. Electr. 281. 
 'EiiLtiyvviiX, et ELtfityvvb), f. ifyo, v. [immisceo,] to mix in, to engage. Avrapicet 
 
 ratf eiiiii£eiv floy. CE. C. 1057* SYN. *AvdiiiyvvfxX. 
 "EfifidTds, 1 ov, 6 et fit adj. [inhaerens,] adhering to. Aw/udatv eLiLttndv. Choeph. 464. 
 1 See the explanation of this word in Dr. Blomfield's valuable Glossary. 
 
EMMO EMriE 263 
 
 'E/jfioxOeii), v. [laborum s. serumnarum plenus sum,] to labor in, to be full of 
 
 troubles. "Oaoi te beapols eppEpoxGrjyTat fipoTwv. Eur. Dictys, fr. 14. 5. 
 "Eppo^dds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [laborum plenus, aerumnosus,] wretched, full of 
 
 trouble. Avtov, es 'AXbav KaraXvoovo' eppoyBov. Eur. Suppl. 1014. SYN. 
 
 'ETrifioj(6ds, iroXvirovos, poxdrjpos, adXXos, E7riTrdvds. 
 "Epnd, epnas, et efjnrrjs, adv. [tamen, nihilominus,] altogether, yet, nevertheless. 
 
 Kai a(piv dnrjpov plv epels Ends, eptrd bi Xe^ov. Call. Ep. 52. See also A. 
 
 562. et Aj. Fl. 122. SYN."6/iws, xdvrws, dXX' ovv. 
 'Epnctcbpai, v. [rationem habeo, euro,] to set one's mind upon, to heed. Ovte 
 
 6eo7rpd7rlqs epna^opaX, fjvrtva alba. II. 50. SYN. 'ETrtarpEipdpai, ETnpEXE6pai t 
 
 evrpETropat, pfjbopat, (f>povri(Z(i). 
 'EjU7rcu'cw, f. £d/iat et £ovpai, v. [illudo,] to make a sport of, to sport with. 
 
 'Eju-7ra/c?ei 6eos ' A^pobLra. Antig. 799- SYN. IIpo!77ra/£w, enXyXevaZh) , C7rt- 
 
 aKU)TTTU) y bXdavpia, vfipiclio, e£d7rdrdaj, ^e>cu7c?w. 
 "Efjnrcuds, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [(l) peritus, expertus, (2) incidens,] skilled, expe- 
 rienced, urgent. "EpnaXoy, ovbe fiXqs, dXX' clvtws d)(jdbs upovprjs. v. 379* SYN. 
 
 "EfX7reipds, elbhs, £7ri<rrr]fxoji>, alpwv, Trpocnraws, bdjpcjv. 
 'E/x7ra/w, Traifjoru), v. [incudo, imprimo, (sc. percussu,)] to strike upon, to be 
 
 suggested. Kevdvs rdXaiy ws elboy epveuiet tX pot. Soph. Electr. 902. SYN. 
 
 'E/i/3aXXa>, zizepyppai. 
 "EpndXXy, adv. [(1) contra, e diverso, (2) retro,] in return, back, the contrary 
 
 way. KpvwTovTa \e7pd Kai Trpoauirbv epndXXy. Hec. 343. SYN.*A^/, els Tovp- 
 
 ttoXiv, oTrXaoj, zvclvtXov, KdroTrtadev. 
 "EpTras, vid."E/i7rd. 
 
 'EpTraaau), daw, v. [(l) inspergo, (2) intexo,] to sprinkle upon, to work, to repre- 
 sent in embroidery. IToXeas o' eye-naaaey deOXovs. T. 126. SYN. HoikiXXw, 
 
 iirippaivb), epTTOuoj, ZiriGKEbavvvpX, epfiaXXw. 
 'E/Z7rdr£w, v. [ingredior,] to walk in or upon, to enter. Ov pot 0o/3oi/ peXadpdv 
 
 eXirXsMpirdreiy. Agam. 1409- SYN. Eiaepyppat. 
 'EpnlbdpoyQds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [asrumnosus,] lastingly wretched. Tovrbv, epitl- 
 
 bbpoyQov. Olymp. 1. 95. Syn. See"EppoxQos. 
 "EpTrebosy ov, 6 et >y, adj. [firmus, stabilis,] firm, steady, robust, vigorous, "fl* 
 
 toi yovrdG' lizotru, fiXt) be toX epirebos e'ir). A. 314. SYN. Befiatos, ebpaios, 
 
 aotydXris, lo"xypos, dXrjdris, dKivrjTvs. 
 'E.pTreboaQlvris, 16s, 6 et fj, adj. [firmum robur habens,] lastingly firm or vigorous. 
 
 E^pTrebu-adevld (dLotov appoaats. Nem. 7« 144. SYN. 'AyaarOevrjs, fiefiaws. 
 'Epirlbdio, v. [stabilio, firmoj to render firm, to confirm. Toy b' opKov, ov 
 
 Kurwpoa, epnibwadpiy. Iph. T. 7P 1 - SYN. Bl/3aiow, or?/p/5w, Tnordw. 
 'Epiribws, adv. [(1) firme, (2) certo,] firmly, decidedly. 'Epnebujs elprjKtyat. 
 
 Tracli. 487. S Y N . 'AXrjduts, aKpiftibs, fiefialojs. 
 'EpneipXa, as, ?/, subst. [peritia, experientia,] skill, experience. 'EteokXecs, irdp- 
 
 evrX, dXX' ripiretpXa. Phoen. 539- SYN. AtdTretpd. 
 "Epireipos, et ep7TEpdp6s,ov, 6 et tf, adj. [peritus,] skilled, acquainted with, wise. 
 
 'Epnetpos, aXXd tovttXovtos ap-ndaat. CE. C. 752. See Call. \,fi. SYN. See 
 
 "EpiraXos and Adr///w>/. 
 'Epneipio, TTEpQ, v. [infigo,] to pierce, to fix on a spit, to impale. "Abtordv, av 
 
 Toy obiXoy kpTTETtappEVov. Acharn. 79^« SYN. 'Ayd7re/pw, bXdireipto, dvd- 
 
 irriyvvpX. 
 'E/x7T£Xdoov, adv. [prope, juxta,] near. 'EffrXrj ep7rt.Xdbov irdpdtyatylpEv dXX' 
 
 dXEaodat. Hes. Op. 732. SYN. See 'Eyyvs. 
 'E^7r£Xa<$(u, f. daw, v. [appropinquo,] to draw near, to approach, ripiv Tijabi 
 
 koittjs kpTrlXaaQ?}yal tz6te. Trach. 17. SYN. Il£Xdc?w, irpooeyyigu), TrXrioXagut, 
 
 eyrvyxdvw, ECfuWEdpat. 
 
 'Ep7TEpdpds, vid."E/U7T€tpoS. 
 
 'Ep-rtEpdpws, adv. [perite,] skilfully. \Aar£p£«, epiripdpos €Tpi\pdr6 Xetrd Xd- 
 
 fio'iad. Call. 5. 25. 
 'Epnipoyqpd, dros, to, subst. [vestis fibulis connexa,] a robe or upper garment 
 
284 EMIIH EMIIO 
 
 with clasps. Upafypoa, fxdXd rot to kutcitttv^es efi7repdvafia. Theocr. 16. 34. 
 
 SYN. AXttXoXs. 
 y E}nrr)ypvfxX, f. rj^, v. [infigo,] to slick into, to fix in. A6y^r\ tXs epnEirriyE 
 
 fxoi bi i OGTEMV dbvprf], Acharn. 1 2J26. SyN. 'E;U7re/pw, EPEpeibu), Kara7n;yvv/LU. 
 'E/zTr/^iTTjO^/zt, 1 f. wpijaoj, et ejU7ri7rp?7jUi, v. [inceudo,] to set on fire. ^EpxXfjnrpdpai 
 
 ypri tus Qvpas, Kal T<j) Kairvo? nXeCeiP. Lysistr. 311. SYN. See 'E/U7rp//0w. 
 'E/^7rtVw, f. kjjnndfJLcii, v. [imbibo,] to drink in, to swallow, to imbibe. 'EfxnXelp 
 
 ejitoi y dpecrtcei, rov Qeov bp&VTos tcdXuis. Pax 1143. SYN. Kara.7rtVw, elnbi- 
 
 'E/.t7rr7rX?7/.u, f. 7r\i]tTt0, v. [impleo,] to fill, to glut, to satiate. T H fli/ycirep, oi/rot 
 
 cov j3\E7r<t)v efj.7ri7r\dfiai. Ion 9*25. SYN. See 'E^uttX^w. 
 , 'E/Li7Tt7rTO), f. ireaovfxcu, v. [incido, incumbo, irruo,] to tali or drop in or upon, to 
 
 fall into, to encounter. Els oV avay ktjs gevypar ejunreTrTUiKd/UEP. Iph. A. 443. 
 
 SYN. Eiff7r/7rrw, 7rpoff7rtVrw, ETvXiri7CTbJ, EKiTvy^aPh), eyKvpiv, elofjdXXu), eyyictw. 
 'EymU, Xbos, >/, subst. [culicis genus,] a bloodsucker, a gnat. Tas ofyaTofjiovs 
 
 efjcnXbas. Aves 244. SYN. Kww^. 
 "EfunrXeios, vid."E,w7rXeos. 
 'E/iTrXtK-w, et evXirXzuu), v. [implico, involvo,] to entangle, to enfold, to entwine. 
 
 Avros c) 5 6 TXri/Liiop, fpnaiotv efxirXciKels. Hipp. 1231. See also Call. 429* Syn. 
 
 'Em-rrXeKtv, ttepTttXekw, irepXfiaXXio, evbtd), evixpaivoj, EPeipw, epfjiyvvjil. * 
 "E/utcXeos, ep7rXeids, e>nrXeios, et eiXitXeos, o, op, et Attice e/iTrXews, adj. [plenus,] 
 
 full, replete. "EfnrXEop r) bx" Efxov (Tibgeip. b. ^Yavo) fXEP eywye. Trach. 1022. 
 
 See also v. 26. r. 580. and Apoll. 3. 119. Syn. Mearos, ys/jup, ttXeos. 
 ^EjunrXrjdh), et evXir\i)6to t v. [impleo, exsaturo,] to fill up, to glut, to satiate. 
 
 ^LapKUtP OGTEbip 2 ' t ejj.7iXrj(r6uf. Hec. 1055. SYN. 'ApdirXydw, Ef.nrnrXr)fxX 7 dpdirt- 
 
 7rXr}fJiX, yEfid), Kopeppvjj,X, ye/ul^o). 
 "EjjnrXriKTds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [attonitus,] astounded, infatuated. "Efx^rXtfuros uts 
 
 apQpwnos, aXXor dXXocTE. Troad. 1596. Sy^/'EhttX^ktos, 7rdpd~7rXr]!-, dpaiadi]- 
 
 tos, Koii(f)ds, a(j>piop, fxatPofiEPos. 
 "EfjnrXrjp, praep. et adv. [prope,] near, close to. Boi&tojp b' eju7rXr)P ett aptorcpa 
 
 6u)py]Gf70PTd. B. 526. SYN. 'E/iTreXaSoV, TrXijaXdp, eyyvs, ejjnrrjs, TrXi]P. 
 3 E[17tpe<$>, et poet, efxirpeio), f. evcra), v. [inspiro,] to inhale, to breathe upon. 
 
 Kctr' ovpop wcrirep IotXois ejj.7rpevodfJ.ai. Androm. 553. SYN. 'EttXttpeio, elanpEU), 
 
 TTPElti, ^CtW, (j>VCTCL(i]. 
 
 "EfiTTPovs, ov, 6 et j), adj. [(1) spirans, (2) vivus,] breathing, alive. *Os o' i)p et 
 
 ejj.7rpovs, npos Kaoiypiirqp Xbojp . Phoen. 1456. SYN. (2) "Ejix^v^os, 5wos. 
 'Eju7r dbi£(v, v. [pedes implico, impedimento sum,] to impede, to entangle, to 
 
 stop. Ypuj/uiai, $XXoKTfJT\ €fX7robl$0PTat Odfid. Philoct. 437. SYN. KioXvcj, 
 
 bXaKioXvu), K"dra/3aXAw. 
 'EfXTrdbXds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [qui est impedimento,] entangling the feet, in the 
 
 way. 'AXX' el tovt efmoblop aoi. Lysistr. 53 1 . 
 'EjU7roSwv, adv. [(1) ante pedes, in promptu, (2) impedimento,] in the way of 
 
 the feet, before. Kclkop bi woIop e}xnobiop rvpappxbos. CE. R. 127- Syn. 
 
 Ylapci TTobds, efnrobXoP. 
 'EjUTToitw, v. [insero, immitto,] to make in, to insert, to produce. 'Ep 5' ai>- 
 
 TolaX ivvXas evettoLeop ev dpdpvias. H. 438. SYN. 'YLrepyacidftat, epTXOrjjLiX, efi- 
 
 /3ctXX(U, TrpciTTO), TToXsb). 
 
 'EfjnrdXalos, o, op, adj. [(l) negotiator, (2) epilli. Merc] belonging to trade, 
 venal. 'AXX' einroXcuop. b. 'AXXci TtXovrovfiEP' tX ovp ; Plut. 1155. SYN. 
 'Aydpaibs, ejjnropds. 
 
 'EjxTTdXdb), et efnroXia), v. [emo, vendo, negotior,] to buy and sell, to traffic. 'Ev 
 vrfi yXd(f>vprj (jXotop ttoXvp efxiroXduPTo. 0.455. See also Pii' a 562. SYN. 'A7r€/z- 
 7roX«w, e^e/jnrdXdoj, uyopd^co, 7rpXdfj.at, iopeo/jcii, ttwXeu), Kepbatiu), KUTepyd^o/iiai. 
 
 'Efx-rroX)), ijs, et efi7roXr]/jid, drds, to, subst. [(1) merces, (2) lucrum,] an article of 
 
 1 Dr. Blomfiekl, Gloss. Pcrs. 815. doubts, and properly, whether the first fx iu irlixvprnxi and 
 vip.ir\rnxL is not the addition of later writers. 
 
 2 i QaTtwv is here scanned as a spondee. 
 
EMIIO EMfcE 285 
 
 trade, the act of trading, gain. T?)v efnrdXrjy ovtws, o7rws. Acharn. 930. See 
 
 also Cycl. 137. SYN. 'E/z7rop*a, &vXdv, Kepbds. 
 'EfjTTdXrjrds, ij, 6V, adj. [emptus, divenditus,] bought or sold. Ouo' ovfnrd\r}Tos 
 
 'iurvfov Aaeprlu) ; Philoct. 417* SYN. "ilrrjTus, irpddeis. 
 "EpyrdXis, eojs, 6, subst. [civis, concivis,] a fellow-citizen. Qaoiv tXv t/fjuy av- 
 
 bpd, vol fxlv efivoktv, CE. C. 1 156. SYN. 'EfMpvXios. 
 'E/j7ropevd/ia«, v. [vado, proficiscor,] to go into, to travel into. 2o)7rrp&> npo- 
 
 heLtcvvs, yaiav kjjnrdpevaETai. CE. R. 455. SYN. Tldpevu/uat. 
 'EjmopevTlus, a, ov, adj. verb, a prseced. [eundus,] must go. r fl Q6fx, dvev 
 
 (TKavhiKos kixTTupevrlu. Acham. 480. 
 'E/u7rdpia, as, //, subst. [mercatura,] merchandize, traffic, commerce. Upas 
 
 r* efjiroplav, teal irpds (dIotov KTfjviv ko.1 npos yd/jov avbpes. Aves 718. SYN. 
 
 'EfxiroXi), efi7ro\r)fid. 
 'EfjnroplKos, ?), or, adj. [mercatorius,] commercial. OV eyei a7retadfj.Evds efnro- 
 
 piKa ^piifxaTa bXe/juroXav. Acharn. 973. 
 "Efnr6pds,ov, 6 et ?;, adj. et subst. [mercator, vector, viator,] a merchant, a tra- 
 veller. Kck;)j' dp' av-i]v efXTropov pXov Xiyets. Hipp. 96S. SYN. 'dbonrdpds, 
 
 vbirrjs. PHR. "Os 0' d/xd vr)X TroXvtcXrj'ibX ddjjii^iov, apx us vavTaojv, o'ite Trpi]Krfjpes 
 
 eaaXv, (j)6pT0V re \xvi] fxojv , KaX EiriaKoTros r\oXv obaiwv, Kepbetov Q' apiraheiav. d. l6l. 
 "Efxjrovffd, r]s, r/, subst. [Empusa spectrum,] a hobgoblin, a spectre. 'AW o 
 
 vdpos eXuei a\ b. Ovk ejj.e y, aAX' "Efiirovoa rXs. Eccles. 1056. Syn. Mopjuo- 
 
 XuKeiov, fjtopfxio, fAOp/jiibv, (fx'ivrafffxa. 
 "EfJLirpaKTos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [efficax,] efficacious. LTrevbi' rav 5' efjnrpaKTou 
 
 civrXet yLaydvdv. Pytb. 3. 109. • 
 
 'EfjLTTpeirw, v. [praestans et conspicuus sum inter,] to shine or be distinguished 
 
 amongst. 'Opwv oe ttoXXoIs ejj.TrpE7rovady uXyeal. Soph. Electr. 11Q3. Syn. 
 
 'ETiTrpfTrw, HETanpeTTb), k^l-yjj). 
 'E/i7rp/y0w, et Ev?7rp)]du), f. cw. v. [incendo,] to set on fire, to burn. Avtij yap 
 
 efjnrpriaeuv av to vEwpXov. Acharn. 918. See M. 198. SYN. 'Eix-jrtfnrpTjfxX, 
 
 avaTTprjdio, dvdicaiix), 7rpri0cj, i/nnvpevu). 
 "E/.nrpddey, Dor. pro efjnrpoadey, adv. [antea,] before. "EjfntpuQty dXXwOey bt 
 
 KoriKplyoiTd MeyaXtcas. Theocr. 9* 7* 1 See Vesp. 866. Syn. See UpoadE. 
 'BfiiruKastio, f. daoj, v. [intego,] to cover over, to wrap up, to veil. Yvjivds fjtv 
 
 to ye autfjia, vtios be oX ep.neTrvKaaTai. Mosch. 1.15. SYN. 'Ey»cd\v7rra;, KdXvrcTtt), 
 
 (TKE7TU.£(0, •7TVKa£(i). 
 
 "E/jlttvos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [in quo pus est,] ulcerated, virulent. ITpos tovs jiev olv 
 
 nl Tijybe t efxnvov fidoXv. Philoct. 1378. 
 'Efjnrvpevo), v. [inflammo,] to kindle into a flame, to inflame, to set on fire. 
 
 T//i> te (f>rjydv efnrupevojv. Pax 1137. SYN. 'E/U7rp)}0w, efxnX~7rpr}/uX, <5w7rDp£o>, 
 
 dva7rpr)doj. 
 'E/unvpxftriTris, ov, o, adj. [qui supra ignem graditur,] going or placed upon the 
 
 fire. Tw fxh' VLKTfcravTX fxiyav TpXnob'' €fjnrvpX[jf]TTjV. X F. 702. 
 "Ejjnrvpds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [(l) qui igni admovetur, qui crematur, (2) efxnvpd, 
 
 to., sacrificia igne accendenda vel accensa. Vid. Soph. Electr. 407.] on fire. 
 
 burning, obtained by fire. TLvfifiov Vt xprjTrlb' Ifnrvpovs t opQoaTUTas. Helen. 
 
 546. SYN. Atd7rvpos, Trvpoeis, depfxos, (2) Oufidrd., Xipeiu, OvfuufxaTa. 
 'EfMpavijs, eos, o et //, adj. [manifest 118, evidens,] manifest, evident, clear, in 
 
 sight. 'H vvktos ox^Xs kfx<pdvi]s ivvitvXiov. Pers. 524. SYN. Kdrd0dv»)s, bf/Xos, 
 
 %Kbr)Xds, (pdvipos, tvapyrjs, ad(jn'is. 
 'E/jupcivuts, adv. [palam,] openly, clearly. "AvioyEv i/fxas <bo~i(3os eji^dvws aval. 
 
 CE. R. 96. SYN. 2d0ws, tpdvtpios, tvapyus. 
 'EfjKf)Ep))s, eos, 6 et >/, adj. [similis,] like, resembling. Tlobwv o/joioi, to~is t tfxo'i- 
 
 aXv ep<f)Ep€ls. Cboepb. 200. Syn. See 'AXiyifW*. 
 i 'E/jifEpoj, f. Ivoiau), v. [objicio, objurgo,] to bring against, to object, to re- 
 
 I' The reading of this passage lias exercised the ingenuity of critics : "E/wrofleV is the reading 
 quoted by Dr. Morrell ; Brunck and Vulckenaer read ^irpoQiv. Qu. whetlier "E/ixpotr0' is not the 
 true reading ? 
 
2&6 EM$0 ENAA 
 
 proach. Td^oiaiv, ovO' otis allv ejutyepeis ov pot. CE. C.~ 9&9* SYN. 'Emtiepta, 
 
 7rpo0epw, tii'€ibi£(i) t 7rpdodvetbi£io. 
 "Efupdflds, ov, 6 et ?>, adj. [formidolosus,] (1) alarmed, terrified, (2) terrible, 
 
 awful. "AdiKTos, ov& ohrjrds' at yap eyu0o/3ot. CE. C. 39. SYN. YlepXtyofios, 
 
 <j>d(3epus* 
 'E/i0oo/3tow, v. [capistrum injicio,] to place a mouth-piece, (such as is used by 
 
 a piper to prevent4he excoriation of the lips), to prepare for piping. Ovnto 
 
 kHpaK 1 elbov kfiTretyopfitwuevdi'. Aves 862. 
 'Ef*(pdp£it>, v. [(1) importo, (2) infercio,] to convey into, to carry on, to fill. Kv- 
 
 /jiaaiv e/LKpvpeovrd' 6eos ft aVoatVvro vootov. jjl. 419' SYN. 'EfifEpw, elatyepw, 
 
 €fj.7r\r)TT(i). 
 "E^</>pwr, dvds, 6 et */, adj. [mentis compos,] endued with or restored to reason. 
 
 " Efityptov bd/cpvet' irdre be befxvXwv oVo. Orest. 44. SyN/'Evvovs, (ppdiXfids, bai- 
 
 typwv, evKapbXos. 
 'EfMpvrjs, eds, et efjL<f>vTds, ov, b et >/, adj. [innatus, nativus,] implanted, natural, 
 
 native. 'E/u^Des ovt aidwv d\w7r^. Olymp. 11. 20. SYN. 'E/ji<j>vs, avjutyvros, 
 
 eyyew/s, yvijoXos. 
 'EfjKpvXtos, et €/i<pv\ds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [tribulis, intestinus, civilis,] of the same 
 
 tribe, intestine, native. 'Eju^uXtov re nal irpos aXX-fjXovs Bpdavv. Eumen. 866. 
 
 See also Ion 1581. SYN. 'O/jotyvXos, brjfidrrjs, ejjnroXXs, enXbrijuXos. 
 'Eju^weraw, v. [inflo,] to breathe into. AvXrjrpXs EVEtpvarjaev" ol Be av/jnrorai. 
 
 Vesp. 1219. SYN. 'Avd^vaau). 
 
 "EfKpVTOS, Vid. 'E/U0V//S. 
 
 *E/j(f)9(o, f. vcrw, v. [insero, ingenero,] to implant, to ingraft, to grow into, to 
 
 generate. YlarToias eve^vcev' eoikol bZ toi irdpdeibeiv. ^. 343. Syn. 'E>t<ktw, 
 
 eyyivojicu. 
 "Efix^v^ds, ov, b eti], adj. [(1) animatus, (2) vehemens,] living, animated. *H 
 
 vvv EKeivovs dnobos efixpv^ovs irdXiv. Helen. 971' 
 'Er, praep. cum dat. [in, inter,] in, into, amongst, through, by, with. 'Ev ; rjb\ 
 
 ZXavveiv, /jcrjb' dvriKearov TpZ(f>eiv. CE. R. 98. SYN. Et*', ZrX, els. 
 'Evayeipw, v. [congrego,] to assemble, to collect. Trjb' ZvdyetpdfiZvcs Udvd^aX- 
 
 bds et tX <pipi(TTov. Apoll. 3. 347. 
 'Evdyijs, Zds, 6 et rj, adj. [sacer,] execrable, polluted, under the influence of a 
 
 curse. Toy Zvdyfj <pXXov fxi]7cdr Zv alrXa. CE. R. 656. (A double dochmiac.) 
 
 "In loco citato videtur denotare oZjjatjfjiXos, ayvds. Schol. interpr. kdddpdv." 
 
 Morrell. 
 "Evay^os, 1 adv. [nuper,] lately. To 6' Zvayyps ov^ dwarrZs fjfjiels &[xvvfiev. 
 
 Eccles. 823. SYN."Aprt, aprtws, vZmgti, vxpioYiv. 
 'Evdy&t'XdSj ov, 6 et r/, adj. [qui hi certaminibus versatur,] engaged in contests, 
 
 presiding over the games. 'EvdywvXos to'ivvv Zadfiai' ical tX et Zpels ; Plut. Il6l. 
 
 SYN. 'Ay&i'ids, ay ojvodZrrjs, dyiovapy^qs. 
 'Evaipta, et poet, evvaipio, v. [occido, spolio jacentem,] to slay, to despatch, to 
 
 plunder. Ovtios dbeXtyats %epo-ti' rjvaipovr dyav. Sept. Theb. 811. See Ran. 
 
 266. SYN. KdrZvaipio, aVoKretVw, (povevio, bXacpQeipio, Zvdpi£w, aVoo-i/Xaw. 
 'EvaloXfAos, et EPaiaXus, ov, b et r/,^dj. [(l)fatalis, (2)faustus, (3) eequus,] indi- 
 cating fate, ominous, auspicious, just. 'Aarpa.irT(*>v EKXbe%\ IvaiaXfxd arjjjidTd 
 
 ipaivojv. B. 353. See also CE. C. 1482. SYN. (l)Mavna>s, a'ialds, (2)ybvs, 
 
 KaXos, (3)dXrjdris, GVfAtyZpitiv, dyddos, eyu7rp£7r;)$, bXaaids. 
 'EvaKrXjjLtos, adv. [(1) fataliter, (2) opportune, apte,] fatally, opportunely, in a 
 
 becoming manner. Mdtcpdv ydp e^erewds' a\\' EvaicXfxias. Again. 8S9. Syn. 
 
 YlpEirovTws, bXicaltos, evKaipios, EvalaXfidy. 
 'EvalaXvs, vid. 'EvaicrXjuos. 
 'Evaiiopeofiai, v. [in sublime feror,] to be carried aloft, to be tossed* IloXvy 
 
 BdXaoar) -^povdv Evaiu>povjji£rov. Cycl. 694. 
 'EvdXLyKXds, ov, b et »/, adj. [similis,] like, resembling. 'Aorep' o7ru)ptv<j) evdXiy- 
 
 kXov, oote fxdXioTd. E. 5. Syn. See 'AXiyKXds. 
 • See R. P. PUocn. 206. 
 
ENAA ENAP 287 
 
 'EvaktuSf a, dp, vid. "fcvaXos. 
 
 'EvaXXd£, adv. [mutuo, vicissim,] alternately, by turns. Oi/S' dxpv^dyelp, ovbi 
 
 KX\\t^eiv, ovb" 'ia^eiv rw 7ro5' EvaXXa^. Nub. '983. SYN. 'AfxoifidbXs, afjotfiabov, 
 
 afiotfirjbis, dfioifirjbijv, Epd/jiotfidbXs. 
 'EyaXXcWw, f. £w, v. [perniuto, vario,] to change, to alter. Avra r eVaXXct- 
 
 laad <f>opop ddvdro). Androm. 1027* SYN. YidpaXXarTU), /usraXXdrra/, bidfid- 
 
 /3fyicu. 
 'Ei/aXXo/jai, f. dXov/iai, v. [insilio,] to leap upon, to bounce. Ylobolv eptjXuj 
 
 ttciptX TTepaiKai yevei. Pers. 522. SYN. 'E^dXXfyicu, EwXTrr^bdia, aXXo/uat. 
 "EpaXXds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [contrarius,] changed, contrary. Ucivtcl b' eVaXXd 
 
 yevoiTd, kol a itXrvs oypas epeUai. Theoc. 1. 134. SYN. 'EpclvtXos, aprciios, 
 
 TrdXivrpoTTos. 
 "EvdXds, ov, 6 et r/, svdXXds, et elvdXXos, a, op, adj. (maritimus,] living in the sea, 
 
 marine. "Lugopte peQp -npcopas evdXovs. Eur. Electr. 1314. See also Androm. 
 
 252. and Troad. 1085. SYN."AXtos, 7rdodXXds, ciy^XdXos. 
 'EvdfxeXyoj, v. [immulgeo,] to milk into. VavXoi re azdfXbes re TErvy/LtEpd, to7s 
 
 evdfjieXysv. i. 223. SYN. 'AjiieXyw. 
 'Evapotfiabis, adv. [alternis vicibus, vicissim,] by turns, alternately. Tu>p b* 
 
 evdfioifidbXs avroX eveardQev cifAcpo-epioQeu^ Apoll. 1. 380. SYN. See '£>aXXd£. 
 "EvavTd, et evclvtXios, adv. [contra,] in opposition to, against. "Htoi pep ydp 
 
 evavrd Yloveibawvos dpciKTos. Y. 6*7. See also Eumen. 645. SYN. " Avrd, 
 
 evovptXop, uttepciptX, aprXtcpys, efXirpoffQev, evavrXfiXov . 
 'EvavTXpXdSy ov, 6 et >/, adj. [adversus,] opposing, against. 'He bXonTevfTwv, ?/ 
 
 evciptX(dXop TTo\Ejjii$.uiv. K. 451. SYN. 'AprtfiXos, ayrt7rdXds, evarrtos, V7re>av- 
 
 TtOS, UPTtKElJUEPOS. 
 
 'EvavrXodfiai, v. [adversor, repugno,] to be opposed to, to resist. 'E7rei 7rpddv~ 
 
 f.ie"i(rO\ ovk EvavTXojGdfiai. P. V. 811. - SYN. 'Avrt^gpojuou, arriKdO/ordjuat, av- 
 
 TETrXfiaivoj. 
 'EvavrXds, a, 6v, adj. [ad versus,] contrary, in front, opposed to. 'AktuI bi 
 
 7rpoj3Xf}r£S EvavrXaX aXXj'iXrjirXv. k. SQ. SYN. See 'EvavrXfiXos. 
 'EpciptXws, vid. "Epaprd. 
 'E»/d7ro7rdr£w, v. [ventrem exonero in,] to ease oneself in. 'EvdTrd7rdTe~iv ydp ear* 
 
 EirXT^betos irapv. Pax 1227* 
 '£rd7roriw, law, v. [solvo alicubi,] to pay, to restore. Kcu ndcX koip))p Epdirori- 
 
 cat xpypaTd. Aves 38. 
 ^Epdiroi^v^io, f. £w, i. q. 'Evd7ro7rdr£t»i. MqS' Evdno^v-^eip* to ydp oh toi XujXop 
 
 eart. Hes. Op. 7 $7 '• 
 'EvdnTcj, v. [(l)alligo, (2)incendo,] to fasten upon, to kindle. 'Evi^d, KepuXbds 
 
 ifjas 7rXdpovs. Ion 1492. SYN. 'AvaiTTb), E([>d7rT<t>, dvdtcaiio, evbvdfxai. 
 "Evdpd, top, rd, subst, [spolia, arma interfectis detracta,] spoils taken from a 
 
 slaughtered foe. M^rts vvvtvdpuv E7rXfiaXXdfXEPos, fxEromaOEP. Z. 68. SYN. 
 
 Y.KvXd, Xd(pvpd. EPITH. BpoTdevrd. » 
 
 'Evapyt)s, eus, 6 et //, adj. [evidens, manifestus,] in the light, visible, manifest. 
 
 Ar/or//s t ivapyris tT]s ejjlTjs rvpavvXbds ; (E. R. 535. SYN. ^dvipos, ifiQdvijs, 
 
 bfiXds, dpXbrjXds, (rd(f>fjs. 
 'EvapyGis, adv. [(1) evidenter, (2) strenue,] distinctly, vigorously. KXvova Zvap- 
 
 yws, &<T7rlp eladpys Efis. Soph. Electr. 878. Syn. 'Epfpdvws, rpavuts, tydvlpCbs, 
 
 rrdtyws. 
 'EvdpiZu, v. [(I) spolia detraho, (2) interficio,] to slay in battle, to strip, to 
 
 plunder. Ovk avrds rjvdpiCES, ctXXd viv yvpy). Again. 1634. SYN. 'E^cdpt'^w, 
 
 Evatpu), dTrotjvXdio, vtcvXevu), ddvevu). 
 *Evdp(0pEio, v. [nmnero, aestimo,] to count, to class with, to deem. Et rov/udy 
 
 e\dds h'dpXdfxel tcrjbSs t e\xov. Orest. 6l6. 
 ^EvdpXQpXds, ov, 6 et ?/, v. [adnumerandus, aistimatus,] to be counted, esteemed, 
 
 valued. Ovte irdr kv itoXlmg IvdpiQyiXos ovr evX fiovXy. B. 202. 
 'Evdpififipdrds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [homicida,] man-destroying. 'Yvovto vote pd^as 
 
288 ENAP ENAE 
 
 Evapififipdrov. 1st!). 8. 114. SYN.fydiolfxfipdTds, (jpdTdXoiyds, av&pdfovos, fxlai- 
 
 <J)dvus. 
 'Epapfiogojy et €vapju(')rriv, f. dvto, v. [concinuo, adapto,] to fit in, to fix in, to 
 
 Suit. TXyaaX, TrXevpols ttHjv' epapjuocrcis fieXr). Here F. 178. SYN. 'Apfj.6£(o, 
 
 avpap/J.6$io, avpaiTTh), pvdfxi£(i). 
 'Evapyopds, i. q. ei'aprjcpopos, ov, 6 etf], adj. [spolia gestans,] bearing spoils. Xpv- 
 
 creoX' ev be teat avros epaptyopos ovXX6s"Api]s. Hes. Scut. 192. 
 'Evapxoftat, f. lufiat, v. [auspicor, inpr, sacra,] to begin the sacrifice, to com- 
 mence. TlXxpoi/s be Trpdyyras, y^epvi(3as r evap^erat. Iph. A. 955. 
 'EpacrrXboio, v. [clypeo armo,] to arm with a shield. 'AjueXel, [id top At', ovk 
 
 evaanlbojaofjiai. Acharn. S6S. SYN. 'T?raff7rt5tu. 
 "Evaros, rj, op, [nonus,] the ninth. See Et yards. 
 'Epav\t$o), f. Xau), v. [diversor,] to dwell in. 2re<7rn/ ye tyvXXds, <bs epa.vXt£op-X 
 
 ro). Philoct. 33. SYN. 'EiravXl^d/JLai, av\t£df.iat, epXavw, vav\o)(EU), epoikI^w. 
 "Ei'civXds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. et (2)6, subst. [(l) inhabitans, tibiis personalis; 
 
 (2) stabulum, recessus ; fossa, torrens,] (1) dwelling in, ringing in, sounding; 
 
 (2) a stall, fold, or retreat; a ditch, a torrent. Mdrrjp, &are Xeovtos epavXovs. 
 
 Phoen. 1589* 1 SYN. (1) Ivpoikos, Zpolkos, ep'ebpds ; (2) avXrj, cnteos, fJ-v^os, 
 
 bltopvyrfj. EpiTH. (2) AepbpoKojuos, (jvyyopros, afiaros. 
 "Erbais, aibds, f), adj. [tredam habens,] with torches, nightly. ^Tropbal b' es to 
 
 irav evbeubes oikiov. Eumen. 1047. EXP. Merd Xa/Lnrabojv. 
 'EvbaKvw, f. btfofiai, v. [mordeo,] to put the teeth in, to bite. Tt -nor epbdfcov- 
 
 cd. iEsch. Suppl. 904. Syn. See Aukvcj. 
 'Evbaupvco, v. [illacrymo,] to weep, to shed tears. "fW epbdtcpveip y ojn/idaip 
 
 X a l° 5s vnd. Agam. 524. Syn. See Aatcpvco. 
 'EpbdnXos, a, or, adj. [indigena,] native. 'Epbd7rXrj } /cat fidXXop eijs TrepiioyeTv 
 
 Kovprjs. Mosch. 2. 10. SYN. AvdXyevi)s, eyywptos, evowos. 
 ' > EvbdTeofiai, Z 'V. [divido, conviciis incesso,] to divide among, to distribute, to 
 
 reproach. Aoyovs opeibiaTfjpas evbdrovfievos. Here. F. 218. SYN. AaTsofiai, 
 
 bXdbXbojfxX, fxepl^o/uai, Xotbopeio, fiefi^dfiat. 
 'Evberis, eos, 6 et >/, adj. [indigus,] destitute, deficient. Kat tovto -ttoXXm tov 
 
 irdpovrbs evbees. Heracl. 171» SYN. 'Embeds, eXXi7TJ]S, d'ipos. 
 'Evbela'vjaX, f. beify, v. [demonstro,] to show, to display. IlrjXelbri fxep eyu> 
 
 €pbei^o/J.aX, avrdp oX ctXXoi. T. S3. SYN. AeiKVVfxX^ crijiaipu), epreXeco. 
 "Evbexd, adj. indecl. [undecim,] eleven. 'AXXd irov kp fieydpowi .Avmdvvs 
 
 epbeKa bi(bpoi. E. 193. 
 'EpbeKdiriixvs, v, adj. [undecim cubitorum,] eleven cubits long. "Ey^os ex &~ 
 
 beKairr/Xy' 7rdpoi6e be Xa/u7rero bovpos. 0. 494. 
 'EpbeKdralds, a, op, adj. [qui uudecimum diem agit,] for eleven days. 'AXX 1 
 
 eyio, ih MiXiop, epdjbiat (ry^ebop epbeKaralos. Theocr. 10. 12. 
 'EpbeKdros, r), 6p, adj. [undecimus,] the eleventh. Q'lpov iibviTdroid, top evbe- 
 
 KaTU) epXavToj. y. 391* 
 'Epbe^Xod/iiai, v. [dextra manu prehendo vel amplector,] to take hold with the 
 
 right-hand, to receive, to embrace. 'Erbe&ovadoj jGw/xov ws (rojTrjpXap. Iph. 
 
 A. 1472. SYN. Ae^Xodfxai, epayKdXl£d/jia.t. 
 'Evbe£Xos, a, op, adj. [(l) qvti est ad d extra m, (2)faustus,] in the right-hand, on 
 
 the right, auspicious. Tts e^iffTtjK evbetyd 7rXevpnls. Hipp. 1357* SYN. 'EttI- 
 
 be^Xds, diaXos, koXos. 
 'JLv&exofJKii, v. [accipio, admitto,] to take in hand, to admit, to approve. 
 
 Kctywy', ore 5;) 'ypiop epbexopepijp rovs Xoyovs. Equit. 632. SYN. 'Air obex?) fxai, 
 
 elobexpfAat, ireidofiat. 
 'Epbeio, v. [(l)illigo, (2) opus habeo ; deficio,](0to tie, to bind with, (2) to 
 
 need, to want. Zeis fie /./tya KpopXbrjs d.Trj epebrjtre (Ddpelfj. B. 111. Syn. 
 
 (])'Avdbeii), epiTrXeKco, epfiaXXio, (2)btdp.ai, eXXetVw. 
 'Epbews, adv. [parce ; 11011 sufficienter,] sparingly, insufficiently. M//r' iybi&t, 
 
 /.o'/r' dicdXeaaifjiX ty\p X^P IV » ^P n * ^* 978. 
 
 1 See Damra. v. "&vav\iis. - See Gloss. Sept. Theb. 575. 
 
ENAH ENAY -28!) 
 
 "EpbrjXdf;, ov, 6 et ft, adj. [manifeslus, clarus,} manifest, clear, discovered. 
 
 Ovtos i\v evbrjXds, ovk dv avbpbs gjavtiitOtjv (J)XXov. Equit. 1277* SYN. See 
 
 Ar/Aos. 
 "Ev^/ids, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [popularis,] of the same country. A'iyiodos eivlp olbev 
 
 evbrjfios napiov ; Choeph. 562. 
 ''EvblaaaKb), v. [dormio in meridie, sub dio dego,] to rest during noon, to live 
 
 in the open air. "Evda b' avrjp vTrspoirXos evij/uevos evbXaarrtxv. Theocr. 22. 44. 
 'EvblaQpinrTU), v. [per delicias illudo,] to scorn, to sport with insultingly. 
 
 Alrel' ital buxrio ot, ettci tv fxoX kvbla6pv7rrrf. Theocr. 3. 3.6. 
 *Evblarptfiu), f. t//w, v. [tempus tero in,] to remain in. ToTs ap\alots evbidrpifjetr' 
 
 tovt e<jQ\ o naktaTCL beboiKd. Eccles. 586. SYN. 'EvbXdyco, bXaTpifJh), ETrXfiZvw, 
 
 efifih'h), ei'lavu). 
 'EvbxbwuX, f. ojffh), v. [(]) in manus trado, (2)cedo, remitto,] to give, to allow, 
 
 to yield, to relax. Et yap kibioati tXs iijiCjv ralcrbe cat a/niKpav Xdfti)v. Lysistr. 
 
 672. SYN. 'EabXbwuX, irapeyji), c'ikw, dvtrjuX. 
 'Evblrjfxl, v. [sector ; conor abigere,] to drive, to chase away. Avtws evbXiaar, 
 
 Tax^as Kvvus oTpvvovTes. 2. 584. Syn. See frirjuX. 
 "EvbiKds, ov, 6 et >;, adj. [Justus, verus,] just, true. Ov ttoikXXiov be7 ravbix 
 
 ep/uriv€vpaT<t)i>. Plicen. 480. SYN. Aitcaids, eTrieiKijs, ervdfios. 
 'Ev&iKtos, adv. [juste, jure,] justly, with justice. Nal, ttou, blluKaJ evbXKws 
 
 ovtol ra.be. Philoct. 372. SYN. AiccuW, KaXws, elicorios, atyojs, dXrjdws. 
 "Evbtva, h)v f ret, subst. [intestina,] the intestines, bowels. ^Vavai] b' kvbiviav, 
 
 bXd t evTEa, ical /ueXdv alfjtu. ¥". 806. SYN."Eyfcctra. 
 'Evbivlw, v. [instar turbiuis circumago,] to turn, to whirl about. T Hs e tvji 
 
 hnaXavri, Kal &/s Irvfx evbwevvri. Theocr. 15. 82. SYN. See Airew. 
 "EvbTds, 1 ov, b et >/, adj.[(l) meridianus, (2)sub divo,] (l)at mid-day, (2)in the 
 
 open air. "Evbtoi XKoyteaQ" Xlpbv poop 'AA^eioTo. A. 725. SYN. MearjfdftpXi'ds, 
 
 vwaidpios, XafiTrpos. 
 "Evbddev, evboQX, evbov, kvbdi, adv. [ex interiore loco, intus,] within, at home, on 
 
 the inside. Zip'os irov roujbe y 'OXvfjurXov evbodev avXrj. b. 74. See also A. 
 
 243. K. 378. and Theocr. 15. 77. Syn. 'Ejtos, eaio, elaw. 
 'Evbd/xuxvs, ov, b, adj. [domi pugnans,] fighting only at home, or on his own 
 
 dunghill. "'Ei'bd/jaxfis ut dXetcrwp. Olymp. 12. 20. 
 ''Evbdfxvxds, ov, o et ?/, adj. [abditus,] concealed, sheltered. Kpar' kvb&p&xpv 
 
 irXrjyijffX votov. Philoct. 1457. 
 1 "Evb'o^ds, ov,b et »/, adj. [nobilis, gloriosus,] noble, illustrious. "Evbotps kuko^o- 
 
 idv. Theog. 194. Syn.' Ay aKXvros. 
 
 Evbovneu), v. [insono,] to resound. "AitAw 5' evbovn^ae -rrlaova , u>s eitaXlrj u/£. 
 
 o. 478. SYN. Aovnioj, t7rtKTV7rtu). 
 'EvbpdjuXbis, tar, at, subst. [caligae venatoribus usitatae,] sandals or boots used in 
 
 hunting. A7r' cjxoX erbpofitbas ri kclX o-k-kotI /nrjKerX Xvyms. Call. 3.1 6. Syn. 
 
 'f7rob)i[iu.Ta. 
 'Evbpdffds, ov, 6 et 1), adj. [roscidus, humidus,] dewy, exposed to the night 
 
 damp. Evt av bi vvKTXirXayKTov kvbpdaov t ex w - Agam. 12. 
 "Evbpvov, ov, to, subst. [paxillus qui teinoni inesi,] a wooden nail or peg which 
 
 goes through the temo. "Evbpiidy cXkovtwv /jitrdfttw. Hes. Op. 467. Syn. 
 
 "EXv/jd, dporpdp. 
 'EvbvKews, et h'buKts, adv. [sedu'o, humaniter,] zealously, carefully, very 
 
 kindly. ' 'Erpe<pe r kvbvKiios, ku\ obv QlpdnovT dt'tffxtfvtv. ^V. 90. See also 
 I Apoll. 1. 883. SYN. 'ETrifxlXuis, airovhaiios, <\iiio)s, <j;X\ori/j(i)S, (juXotypovws. 
 \"Evbv/jd, dros, to, subst. [indumentum,] clothing, raiment. "Evbv/x' t^oi'Td^. 
 
 Here. F. 443. Syn. 'Ea0/)s, tfiarX&v, xAnt'd. 
 ; 'Evbv/jiXtov, iovos, b, P. N. [Endymion.] *E*vbtfiliav. £aXu>bt, ^/Xo yvvai, "Xdaiiovd. 
 I Theocr. 3. 50. 
 ^Ei'bvi'uaTevu), v. [in ditione habeo,] to rule in or among. "Ofitas V tsetrois 
 
 h'bvvavTtvaas tyw. Pers. 693. SYN. bvvuoTevaj, tipx w - 
 
 1 The penult, of £j/5iov is long in Homer, and common in the other poets. 
 Pros. Lex. 2 O 
 
290 ENAY ENEX 
 
 'Evbvvto, et eibino, v. [induo,] to put on. "E£$to h' opdwdeis' /ddXaKov b* evbvve 
 
 yXribra. B. 42. See also w, 405. and E. 736. SYN. See Aurw. 
 'EvSuorvxew, v. [infelix et miser sum,] to be unfortunate in. 'Evhvarv-^aai 
 
 beivov evtypovris Kvetyas. PilGBl). 739- SyN. See Ayoru^ew. 
 'Evbvr))p, ijpds, 6, adj. [quo quis indui potest,] investing, infolding. 7 fl t yap tov 
 
 ei'bvTfjpd TreirXov ctprXws. Tracll. 676. 
 "Evbvros, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [indutus,] put on. fyoiviKoficnrTOis evbvrois eadfj/jidaX. 
 
 Eumen. 1026. 
 "Evebpds, ov, 6, subst. [inquiiinus, incola,] an inhabitant. "Evebpos valet. Philoct. 
 
 154. Syn/'EvcxvAos, evoittos. 
 'Evecdfiat, v. [insideo,] to sit in, to occupy. 'AW dye, Ylepeat, rob' eveCo/uevoi. 
 
 Pers. 140. See 'EyKddeZdfiai. 
 'Eveibio, (inus.) a. 2. eve'ibdv, v. [animadverto;] to view, to observe, to notice. 
 
 " Airopa irvKirols evibeiv nadr], Philoct. 854. SYN. 'E/i/3\£7ra>, evopdu>, eiodpdoj. 
 "Eveifut, v. [insum,] to be in, to exist. "EvearX b' oIktos, evX be Kai dv/uus /ueyds. 
 
 Orest. 694. SYN. YlpoaeifxX, virapyw. 
 "Eveicd, Ion. et Ep. Ivekev, poet, et Att. eivend et ovvetca, praep. cum gen. [pro- 
 pter, causa,] on account of, for the sake of. 7 As ei >ek, w Tpola, bdpi /cat irvpx 
 
 brjXaXiordv. Androm. 105. See also Med. $Q5. Androm. 408. et Jph. A. 102. 
 
 SYN. "Effort, yapXv, afxtyX, bid. 
 "EvevriKovTdj adj. indecl. [nonaginta,] ninety. Tw $ evevrjKovra yXd(pvpa\ rees 
 
 effrX^oioyrd. B. fX)2. 
 'EreooTixoXa, as, ?/, subst. [stupor,] astonishment. "Us rjvba' Kvwpiv b' eveoard- 
 
 ffXri Xdj3e fxvdwv. Apoll. 3. 76\ Cf. Ruhnken. Ep. Crit. 2. p. 212. 
 'Ev£7rw, et evveirb>, v. [dico, cano,] to speak, to say, to describe, to sing. Tx 
 
 Xpeds ; ?} Xbyuv noXeos evene fioi. Heracl. $6. (Double dochm.) SYN. EIttov, 
 
 \eyio, dwayyeXXo), 
 'Evepyeco, v. [operor, ago,] to work in, to work. Kat norX r£ fxavbpa KareXafi- 
 
 (jdvov, d/uos evfipyei. Theocr. 4. 6l. SYN. 'Airepyactdjuiai. 
 'Evepeibu, f. <ra>, v. [(l) impingo, (2) infigo,] to drive or fix in. '0<pdaXfj<p eve- 
 
 peiadv* eyio & ec^virepdev depdels. t. 383. SYN. 'EjJun'iyvvfxX, eirepeibu), eyu/3d\Aw, 
 
 evTrjfii. 
 'Evepevyo), v. cum ace. [ructo in,] to belch upon. Tvpov Kdaardv aprXus evtjpv- 
 
 yev. Vesp. 913. SYN. 'JLvepevyoj. 
 "Evepde, et evepdev, adv^[subtus, inferne, infra,] below, from below. ToXoa b\ 
 
 ov yap dvafcis nor evepdev. Alcest. 1007. See also N. 75. SYN. NepQe, 
 
 vepdev, virevepQe, ndrwOev. 
 "Evepoi, (ov, oi, et (2) compar. eveprepos, a, ov, ab inusit. evepds, adj. [inferi, 
 
 mortui, manes,] those below, the dead, the manes. Tifjus evepotv d(pdpicd/jevds. 
 
 Alcest. 30. See also E. 898. SYN. (l)N£ffj0ot, oi vnd yfjv, oi veprepoi, yttdvXoi, 
 
 (2) vep-epos, Kdrwrepos. 
 'Everat, wv, oi, P. N. [gens Paphlagoniae,] the Heneti. UwXovs 'Everas bd[Ad- 
 
 Xigd/ueva. Hipp. 231. 
 'Even), rjs, >/, subst. [fibula,] a clasp. Xpvaeujs b' everrjffX Kara ffn'/dds ntpovdro. 
 
 B. 18-0. SYN. Uepovtj, Tropirr}. 
 'Evevbto, v. [indormio,] to sleep in. Ov 
 
 Theocr. 5. 10. Syn. See 'EyKdOevbw. 
 'Evevvatds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [(1) qui ad lectum pertinet, (2) vestis stragula,] 
 
 belonging to the bed, bed-clothes. X^et evevvaluv Kdx dpdxvid KelraX e-^ovad. 
 
 if. 34. 
 'Evexvpa^dfiai, v. [pignora capio, pis;noribus cogo,] to take or give in pawn. 
 
 ^EvexypaaeoOai (j>acXv. b.^Erlov, <5 ixdrep. Nub. 35. SYN. 'Pi;ffia5w. 
 'Evexvpdv, ov, to, subst. [pignus, arrhabo,] a pledge, a surety, earnest. Avt, 
 
 ?) (f>epets etex^pa Oijaiov ; b. Ovbdfiuis. Eccles. 755. 
 "Evexio, f. £w, et (2) evexofjiai, v. [(1) immineo, insto, (2) teneor, implicor, hae- 
 
 reo,] (1) to hang over, to press upon, (2) to cling to. Et OdaXdv evex^ts, 
 
 £iKOTu>s ye, vy) Aid. Plut. 1021. SYN. (2) Upoaexofiat, dvexofxai. 
 
ENZE EN0Y 291 
 
 'Evievypvfii, et poet. EPiZevyvvjxX, v. [innecto,] to yoke, to tie together. Tpels, 
 
 Kai vXp dpOpd fce'ivds evZevfcs ttoboiv. (E. R. 7 * S. See also Apoll. 1. 686. 
 
 SYN. Zevypv/uX, avpcnrrLO. 
 "Ept) efevi], et evvij, rjs, rj, adj. [tertia meiisis dies,] the third day of a month. 
 
 ripCoTdv ept) rerpas re Kal e/3£ojU?7, lepop i)f.idp. Hes. Op. 768. 
 "Eptj ko.\ pea, [vetus et nova, ita scilicet ab Atticis dicebatur tricesima et ultima 
 
 mensis dies apud Atticos, quod conrhmim sit deficientis I una?, et renas- 
 
 centis,] the last day of the month. EuQvs /.ieto. Tavrrjp ear eptj re icai peci. 
 
 Nub. 1 J 34. 
 %pr]eia, as, 77, subst. [mausuetudo,] meekness, gentleness. Nvp tXs Eprjeirjs Ua- 
 
 TpoxXiios bsiXo'io. P. 6/0. SYN. Ylpuorrjs, dydpocppoavprj. 
 'Epr}>)s, ids, 6 et t], adj. [mitis,] mild, gentle. Tou btf iralpop i-retypis iprjid re 
 
 KpaTEpop te. P. 204. SyN. Tlpdos, 7rpd(Tr)Pi)s t ayapoQpojp, dydpos, ijbvs, ev/jiipijs, 
 
 G0)(f>p<i)P. 
 
 'EptjXdra, 1 up, ra, subst. [(l) ligna, in quee defiguntur gradus scalae, (2) clavi 
 
 rotam in axe continentes,] (1) the sides of a ladder, (2) the linch-pins. Els 
 
 dicpd firjpai kXi/uclkcjp ipy'iXdrd. Eur. Suppl. 740. 
 'Epyfiat, v. [insideo,] to sit in or on. Tx bfjrd Ocjkois djOyU-oes eptj/ulepui, Eur. fr. 
 
 Philoct.6. 1. 
 "Ep&a, adv. [(1) hie, (2) iliic, ubi,] here, there, where. Tlpos rvpfidp, e.pQd (3ov- 
 
 Qvreip pdXXop spinel ; Hec. 26 1. SYN. 'Epddbi, epddbi, epravda, Ztcelcri, 
 
 O7T0V. 
 
 'Epdabi, et Attice tpddbx, adv. [hie, hue,] here, hither. 4>o//3w p i-ire^dp kp- 
 
 6db' acpoQipXap. Phoen. 2S9« SYN/'E^Od, bevpo, avrdai, wbi, iue'tai, itce~i. 
 'EpdaKEd), v. [insideo,] to sit on, to occupy, "brap Opopois Ah/iaOop epdanovPT 
 
 Xbio. Soph. Electr. 267. Syn. See 'Ey/cdf3e£d>cu. 
 'EpdaKrjoXs, E(os, >/, subst. [sedes,] a sitting, a seat. HdpearXp epdutcrjcXs, ep dipei 
 
 h> vttpop. Philoct. 18. SYN.'ESpct, Owkos. 
 "EpOep, evdepbi, adv. [hinc, illinc, unde,] from hence, from thence, from whence. 
 
 "Hipaiords, epOep eKpayiiaoPTai vote. P. V. 375. See also 0. 527. SYN. 
 
 'EkeWeP, aVTodEP, EPTCvdiP. 
 
 "EpBeos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [numine adflatus, fanaticus,] divinely inspired. Avtos 
 
 5' ETrr)\a\a££P, epQeos b' "Apet. Sept. Theb. 493. SYN. (didfidp))s, QoijodXrjTrrds, 
 
 efifjidprjs, Kdroxos. 
 'EpQepfiaipio, f. dvw, v. [calefacio,] to place in the heat, to warm. Obb' ehvs, 
 
 e'nrip EPTidepfxaPTai nodo). Trach. 368. SYN. 'EKdepfxalpoj, effKCiifc*. 
 "EpdiaXs, eu)s,ti, subst. [buccea, frustum, bolus, buccella,] a mouthful, a piece. 
 
 'Ek/3u\ois rrfp epBecXp. Equit. 404. SYN. "Ywfjos, rpotyy. 
 "Epdripds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [(I) feris abundans, (2) a serpente ictus, (3) hispidus,] 
 
 (l) full of wild beasts, (2) stung by a viper, (3) wild, neglected. 'Eadrj/udrusp, 
 
 rXdePTES h'drjpop TpX\d. Agam. 545. SYN. QrjpXujbris, Qi'ipXus. 
 'EpQp^rjKh), v. [immorior,] to die in, to die. "ilar ep6dpe~ip yl aols 7riirXoi(rX 
 
 Xe'p' E/jLTjp. Hec. 246. Syn. See Gj/Z/oxw. 
 'EpOovaXdoj, v. [lymphor, insanio,] to act under a divine impulse, to rave, to be 
 
 mad. 'Epdovaiqs bvaTTjPE, rols oavryjs kuko'is. Troad. 1175. SYN. 'E/jfiaipo- 
 
 fxai. 
 'Epdptdu/iat, v. [involvor, propr. ficulnis foliis,] to be wrapt in, to be covered 
 
 with fig-leaves. 'Apbpos o£etp evOus' a\\' ovk EPTEdptwadai irpEnet. Lysistr. 
 
 963. 
 'EpdpvWtgk), v. [iinmurmuro, iususurro^l to whisper. Ylpbdyioyos ova, IptQpvX- 
 
 XXaep Tf bea-rtorrji. Thesm. 348. 
 'EpdpuxTKh), f. Odpuvfjiai, aor. EPiBdpup, Ep. epdopop, v. [insilio,] to leap or spring 
 
 upon. Kat TrdpXwp Xd£ epddpep afpabirjoXp. p. 233. SYN. YJodopEio, epOo- 
 1 piu), E7T€p6dpE(i) t EPuXXdfjiai, £<p('iXXofj.at, Eiffwrjbdoj, iTrWpu)aKU), Zpop/jdw. 
 'EpOvfiid/uai, v. [mente agito,] to turn in the mind. Td ftkv yap olbd Kup-d a 
 1 See an able note bj Dr. Monk, and one by Valekeniier, at Hipp. 1229. 
 
202 EN0Y ENin . 
 
 ev6vfWVfAEi>r]v. Eumen. 222. SYN. 'E7ricrve7rro^cu, Xoyt'cfyim, bXdi'dew, e£eu- 
 plffKiO, avtcTTdpeu). 
 
 'EvOvfjirjud, drds, to, subst. [cogitatio, commentum,] thought, contrivance. 
 
 Tapfielv /liev <3 yepoue, ravOvfiiifAara. CE. C. 29^. SYN. ^Evdvfxriais, eXey^ds, 
 
 cicr)\pXs, uvdos, co^to-jua, EirXvoid, bXdvoid. 
 'Evdv/Jids, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [quod alicui curae est, cura affectus, molestus,] held 
 
 in the mind, longed for, annoying. Ti §' earl oroi rovr , OlbXnovs, evdvpidv ; 
 
 CE.-R. 739- Syn. 'ATropds. 
 'EvX, praep. vid. 'Ev. 
 'Evlavaios, ov, 6 et r), adj. [annuus,] yearly, a year old. "laov (3dbi£eii' toy 
 
 evXavaXov kvkXov. Phoen. 554. Syn. 'EHjaXos, eretos, avrdeTi'js. 
 'EvXavros, ov, 6, subst. [annus,] a year. 'Erved br) fiefSaaaX Aids peydXov evXavroi. 
 
 B. 134. SYN. "Eros, Xvudfias. EPITH. TeXea^opos, TtepirpdirEwv, 7reptre\- 
 
 Xdfjievos, 7r£(Oi7rXojU€ros. PHR. &u)bEK&fir)vds -yjpoyos, bwhendrds aporos, evXavrov 
 
 kvkXos. 
 'EvXavco, v. [immoror, habito,] to spend the night in, to inhabit. "EvQd b' dvr)p 
 
 ziaavl TreXwpXos, os pa te fiffKd. i. l&J. 'EvavXi^io, kfifievu), bXaTpifib). 
 'EvTftXcnrTta, poet, pro 'Eju/3Xd7rrw, v. [impedio,] to entangle. "OZp'EviftXatyde'vTE 
 
 (.ivpuuvM , ay kvXov ap/ud. Z. 39. SYN. 'ATrofiXaTrroj, eu7rdbt^djuiai. 
 'EvXbpvw, et evTbpvvu), f. vow, v. [colloco in, sedem figo,] to fix, to settle in. 
 
 Tot ^.vpaKOG-ffais Eiibpvvrai HeXu/pels rd ttoXei. Theocr. Epigr. 17. 5. SYN. 
 
 'EvlaTrjfxX. 
 'Evi£co, k £oaio, v. [insideo,] to sit in, to occupy. Movce7d xal 6o.kovs erizov- 
 
 adv, dvdfioasoi. Helen. 1 107* SYN. See 'EyKadego/jiai. 
 'Ei'XrjfiX, f. i'i(T(o, V. [injicio, conjicio,] to cast upon, to afflict. Zevs eveijke 7r6- 
 
 voiaX bXafjnrepES, elnoK dur/af). K. 89« §YN. 'E^/3dXXw, e/wnriyvvftX. 
 'EvXijvZs, (dv, ol, P. N. in prosa scribuntur AlvXdvts, [iEnienses, dicti ab urbe 
 
 Thessalia.] Tw b' 'EvXijves ekovto, {ievotctoXehoi be. TlEpaifioi. B. 749. 
 'EvlKardfiaXXu), f. dXw, v. [penitus immitto,] to throw down in. 'AyKwi>' eoTrdoe 
 
 X €t pt* h l ^ a V ^ ZriKajPjfidXE bivr\. Apoll. 1. 1230' SYN. 'Eymrd/3dXXw, Kara- 
 
 f3a.XXd), c/u(3aXX(o. 
 'ErXKaTdiriTTTU), V. [superincido,] to fall upon. AeKTpoici 7rpr)vijs evXudinreaey 
 
 elXixdelcd. Apoll. 3. 655. 
 'EvXicevs, eios, 6, P. N. [Eniceus,] an excellent archer, celebrated by Pindar. 
 
 Mauds b' 'EviKevs ebXae iteTpio. Olynip. 10. 86". 
 'Evi«:Xdw, daw, poet, pro ey/cXdw, v. [(i) infringo, (2) impedio,] to break, to warp, 
 
 to bend in, to thwart. AUl yap juoX eojOev evikX^v, v,ttX vorjay. 0. 422. Syn. 
 
 'E7ri9pavw, €fi7robi£(t>. 
 'EvXkvuhjou, poet, pro eytcrwaah), v. [indorniio,] to sleep in. Tfj/Jids xnrupbtyXoiaXv 
 
 EviKVuaaovad tofioiaX. Mosch. 2. 6. Syn. See 'Eyxddevbu). 
 'Ev'iKpivio, f. Ivu), poet, pro kyupivio, v. [adnumero,] to number amongst, riijo- 
 
 ovvr) nal Kfjbos EVtKptvdfjvaX dfiiXut. Apoll. 1. 48. SYN. ElabE-^dfjiai, TrpoaXa/jL- 
 
 fidva), £7rdpfflfUE0J, 
 "EvXot, at, a, adj. [quidam,] some. ridXv fidXXov Eitovs kofiv eloXwXiKuts. Plut. 
 
 867. 
 'EyXdTE, adv. [interdum,] sometimes. Kaxiovs eiiot' evrvx^ffTEpoi. Helen. 1229* 
 'EvuraXXdyuai, v. [cum vi immittor, insilio,] to dance upon. 'HeXtov &s tis te 
 
 bdfiots EvXiraXXETaX aiyXrj. Apoll. 3. 756. 
 'Eviirevs, eojs et rids, 6, P. N. [Enipeus,] a river in the Peloponnesus. Km p* 
 - en 'Evnrfjos iru)Xi<TKETd KaXd pseOpd. X. 239. 
 'Evurri, fjs, fj, subst. [increpatio,] reproach. T il 'bhtioev, yudXd irws fit KaQUlG 
 
 Ovfxdv Evnrrj. H. 104. SYN. Me/u^/ts, EXeyx^ir), o/jokXij, XoibopXa. 
 'EvXirXiiQu), vid. 'E/j.7rXr)d(i). 
 
 'Evi7rra<?w, epi7tt(o, et Evlcrao*, v. [objurgo, praec'pio, liortor, adloquor,] to re- 
 buke, to enjoin, to encourage, to accost, to reveal. Xmet EvnrTa^Mv' TrpoTEpio 
 
 be ke telKdl ETi>xQ>h Apoll. 1. 492. See also H. 44/. and X. 497- SYN. 
 
ENI2 ENNH 293 
 
 KdrriydpZio, fie/Jipdfjiat, bid(3dXXit), eyndXeio, Em7rXr}T7io, eniTijJiautp XoibopEio y 
 \pEyio, 6v€ibl£u), Aeyw, ar\fiaivio, 
 'EviarfinTio, poet, pro kvoKYiTT-u), v. [incumbo,] to recline or lean upon. OubeX 
 eyiaKijXpavTE Kdprjdrd' baupva b£ otyXv. P. 437. SYN. 'AvaaKrjTTTio, irpdaEpeibio, 
 
 EV La X l JJ.1TT to. , 
 
 'EvMTKiinrrto, poet, pro evaKijuTrrio, v. [infigo,] to fix, to thrust iuto. OubeX evi- 
 
 (TKifjitydr), ettX & ovpXdyos 7re\e[Jii\dr]. 11. 6 12. 
 'Eviairelpto, poet, pro ertnretpw, v. [insero,] to sow in, to plant. Kcu p' £> /uei> 
 
 'AoyXoiaXv eytaweipas izlbXoiaX. Apoll. 3. 1185. SYN. 'ETTiairelpco, KaraaTreipio, 
 
 epjSaXXto. 
 'Eviaireco, 'Evia-Kto, fit 'Eviviairio, v. [(l)enarro, (2) increpo,] to tell, to announce, 
 
 to reveal, to chide. "Earn' b' IviaTtelv roiaXv ev-v-^earepoLS. Eur. Suppl. 435. 
 
 See also B. 80. O. 546. SYN. Atyw, elirov, d-KOKpivofiai, ZviitT<& 9 evntTcuZfa. 
 'EviarrifxX, t'.arrjaio, v. [colloco, instituo,] to place or fix in or upon, to establish, 
 
 "Oaai to 7rpay/xd tovt EveaTyaavrd teal fierfjXddy. Lysistr. 268. SYN. ITpdot- 
 
 ped/uai, ivulpvio. 
 'EvT-pE^io, f. dpe\pto, v. [innutrio,] to nourish or bring up in. 'He rov, os 2/a'joa> 
 
 fioX eyiTpecpetai <f)X\os vlus. T. 326. SYN. 'AvarpEipco. 
 'ErXtyepfidfxai, poet, pro e/uicpepfidfxai, v. [pascor in,] to feed in. Oi^ olos- cra0- 
 
 fiols eyX<f>ep(3£TaX t ovbe /jlev olds. Mosch. 2. 80. SYN. 'AndcpepjjdjjLai, ETtifioaKo- 
 
 fiat. 
 "Evvd, as, ff, P. N. [Enna,] a town in Sicily. "Oaadv 'EXevalvi, TpXoiry d' bc6v t 
 
 oKKoaov^Evvqi. Call. 6. 31. 
 'Evyaerrip, rjpds, 6, subst. [incola,] an inhabitant. Tpircoves, ttovtoio (3d6vp- 
 
 poov eyyaerrjpES. Mosch. 2. 119« SYN. Oiia'iTiop. 
 'Evyae-tjpds, ov, tVvden/s, elvaeTqs, et elyerrjs, eos, 6 et f], adj. [novennis,] nine 
 
 years old. Apvos iXv/Jid, irpXvov be yvrjv' floe 6' eyvaeTiipto. Hes. Op. 434. See 
 
 also Theog. 800. 2. 400. et Call. 3. 14. 
 'Evvaiio, v. [inhabito,] to dwell in. Xwpas dXaarcop ovjjlos eyyaitov del. CE. C. 
 
 788. SYN. 'Ei'Oikeio, KaroiKEio, EvavXicdfiat. 
 'Eyvid, adj. indecl. [novera,] nine. See 'Evia i/r6s. 
 'EvyEdfioids , ov, 6 et fj, adj. [noveni boum pretium sequans,] worth nine oxen. 
 
 Upvaid xaXtceiioy, EKdrofjtjjot eV; Eafioiiov. Z. 236. 
 'EwEdKalbEKd, adj. indecl. [undevigiuti,] nineteen. 'EvvZdKalbUd \xkv fxot Xfjs 
 
 eic vrjbvos fiadv. ft. 496. 
 'EvvEdirriyys, v, adj. [novem cubitos aequans,] nine cubits long. 'Evveiopoi 1 yap 
 
 rot ye, KaX htyediHjypii 7]adv. X. 310. 
 'EvvEdtptoyds, et eyyedtydoyyos, ov, 6 et I], adj. [novem sonos s. voces reddens,] 
 
 having nine sounds, ^.vpiyy av iitoXriad KdXav eyio kvvEdtyiovdv. Theocr. 8. 18. 
 
 See Eur. fr. Beller. 7. 
 'Evvld^iXot, pro kwEUKiax^oi, adj. indecl. [novies raille,] nine thousand. 
 
 "Oaaov b' evvEdyjXoX ETridypv, >) bix.dyj.Xoi. E. 860. 
 'Ewlopyvios, ov, 6 et ?;, adj. [novem ulnas longus,] nine ells long. Evpbs, d-dp 
 
 fxfJKOs ye. yeyeaOrjv tyyeopyvtot. z X. 31 1. 
 'EvyeoTrevto, v. [uidifico in,] to build a nest in. 'EyytoTTevaovaX, KaKX£\povol 
 
 jjincpd Kep/udrd. Aves 1108. 
 'Evvi-Kio, pro 'Eveiuo, q. v. freq. ap. Hoinerum et poetas tragicos. 
 'EjvylaXa, as, >/, subst. [cohortatio, consilium,] exhortation, encouragement. 
 
 T£ a olio tceiyrjs rdbi Traoyeiv eyyiaXyaXy. E. 894. SYN. Boi/\?}, avufiovXi), 
 
 EVVOld. 
 
 'EjvvEiopos, 2 ov, 6 et r/, adj. [novennis,] for nine years. See 'Eyyed7rT)xus. Syn. 
 
 'EpyaETrjpds, eyydETt)s, etmen/s, elyi-rjs. 
 'Evvi'iKovTd, pro EVEyriKovrd, adj. indecl. [nonaginta,] ninety. IIoWoi an-ei- 
 
 plaXoi te KaX ivyi]K0VTd 7rdXr}es. r. 174. 
 
 1 'Evuecapoi in scanning here forms a molossus. 
 
 2 The last word in this line is to be scanned as a dispondaus. 
 
 3 The three first syllables of ivviwpos only form a spondee in Uomcr. 
 
294 ENNH ENOP 
 
 'Ewijfjiap, adv. [per noveni dies,] for or during nine days. 'EwTifiap fxZv dvd 
 
 orpdrbv byyZrb KrjXd dZold. A. 53- 
 'Evvoecj, v. [mente concipio,] to consider, to suspect. TovvBevbZ 7rp6s rd irlirrdv 
 
 abrds kvvoeu Eur. Electr. 639. SyN. Atdvotw, ZirXvbZu), evdvfiZo/iai, \dyi£dpai f 
 
 GKetTTdfiaiy aiaOavdjiat, TrpoaZyu). 
 "Evvoid, as, f], subst. [cogitatio, consideratio, consilium,] thought, reflection, 
 
 design. Td^' av yZvono fxavrls kvvoia tXvX. Sept. Theb. 398. 
 "Evvdfids, ov,6, P. N. (2) subst. (3) adj. [(1) Ennomus, (2) incola, (3) legitimus, 
 
 Justus,] (1) Ennomus, (2) an inhabitant, (3) legitimate, tyopuvv re XpujuXov tZ 
 
 KaX "Evvd/jidv ol(oyi(7Trjp. P. 218. SYN. (2) "Evoikos, oldjTwp, (3) vo/jiX/uos, bc- 
 
 Kaios. 
 "Evt'oos, contr. ovs, ov, 6 et y, adj. [mentis compos, prudens,] sensible, pru- 
 dent. "Evvovs, niraoTadeiaa tu>v ndpos fpZvwy. Bacch. 1260. Syn/'Eju^owp, 
 
 cvvZtos, crowds, hcutypwv. 
 'EvvdaXy aids, ov, et Dor. 'En ■dmSas, a, o, epith. Neptuni, [qui terram concutit,] 
 
 a shaker of the earth. IloXXd /udX* ev^pfJiZvh) yairjd\<o 'EvrdaXyaiy. I. 183. 
 
 See also Pyth. 4. 58. Syn. ^v6ai\6(ov, aetal^dioi', ZXZXi^duv. 
 'EvvotXos, a, ov, adj. [humid us,] dripping, moist. Avpais kvvorXais, ?j. Iph. T. 
 
 434. SYN. Nortos, biZpds, bivypus, vypos. 
 "Evvv^xX, f. tow, v. [induo,] to put on, to clothe. E'lfxdrd b' ovk ao-tcrjTa fiZaas 
 
 virZp eviv-b Kvafias a Theocr. 24- 138. SYN. 'Afj^XevvvfiX, Zmevvvfil, evbiiio, 
 
 afXTre\h) t 
 'Ewv-^evh), v. [pernocto, incubo,] to spend the night, to lodge. NZavXbds kvvv- 
 
 Xeveis. Antig. 796\ SYN. YldpavXi^w, avvbXa~pt(3io. 
 'EwvyXtis , a, ov, et ov, 6 et ?/, et evvvyps, ov, 6 et j), adj. [nocturnus,] nightly, in 
 
 the night, by night. AaicpvsX t evvvyXois* aya/jos. Orest. 109. See also 
 
 Helen. 1189- 
 'ErobXa, et EivbbXa, as, >/, epith. Proserpina? seu Hecates seu Diana?, [Trivia.] 
 
 Ov vvKTX&avrov TTpoTToXov 'EvobXas [a opys. Helen, 56$). See 'Ekclti] and nepce- 
 
 <j)ovr). 
 'EvoikZio, V. [incolo,] to inhabit. YlorZpd kcit' avbpwv bfjr ZvoiKi'jcret arZyrjv ; 
 
 Alcest. 1070. SYN. KdrotKew, ZtcoikZu), ZvavXi^ofiai, evvatto, ZvXavoj* 
 'EvotuXos, ov, 6 et /;, adj. [domesticus,] domestic, of the family. 'EvoikXov 0'6'p- 
 
 vidos ov XZyoj nd\riv. Eumen. S69- 
 "Evoikos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. and subst. [incola,] inhabitant. InapTi]* Zvoacoi, boXXd 
 
 jjovXevnipXa. Androm. 446. SYN. Ivvoikos, kyywpXos, evvofxds, kvToirXos, evro- 
 
 ttos, ohelos, avvearXos, ZtyecrrXos, bpd(f>vX6s. 
 'Evoipoxoeoj, v. [vinum infundo,] to pour wine into. Olidv, Zvolvo-^oevvtZs Zv\ 
 
 yjpvoeois 1 bZTzdeooXv. y. 472. SYN. See OhoypZw. 
 'Evoirr], rjs, fi, P. N. [Enope,] the name of a town of Messenia in the Pelopon- 
 nesus. KapbdfxvXyv, 'Evbirriv tZ KaX 'Ipj/r 7rot//eo-o-dv. I. 292. 
 '£>d7n), rjs, i], subst. [vox, clamor,] a shout, a war-cry. 'Ev <l>pvyXai<rX ftdals 
 
 evoiraloX te. Bacch. 159- SYN. 'Avt/ju), (3d)), <pm>ri, dXdXrjTVS. EPITH. 
 
 ©e<77reffta, daocfjos, vv^Xos. 
 'EvottXXos, et e^o7rXos, ov, 6 et y, adj. [qui in armis est, armatus,] clad in arms, 
 
 armed. Ev0vs e vonXXd ^aXK(x)de\s Enat^Zv. Olymp. 13. 123. See also Phoen. 
 
 266. SYN. rTdroTrXos, evo7rXos. 
 "EvoiTTpov, ov, to, subst. [speculum,] a mirror. XpvaZd o' Zvo-nrpd, TrapdZvuv. 
 
 Troad. 1096. SYN. See "Eaonrpdv. 
 'Evdpdiv, v. [inspicio, conspicio,] to look upon, to discover. 'H fxZy' Zi'dpCj 
 
 (jov\ev/x Zv opvidwv yZvei. Aves l63. SYN. 'E^opdw, e/L//3Xe7rw. 
 'EvopKids, et ZvopKos, ov, 6 et tj, adj. [qui jurejurando fit, jurejurando sanctus,] 
 
 sanctioned by an oath. Avba<rdfj.aX ZvopuXov. Olymp. 2. lob. See also Phi- 
 
 loct. 72. Syn. See AXufidrds. 
 'Eiopovw, v. [irruo,] to rush upon. TlarpoKXos be TpwoX kuko. typuvZw ZvbpovaZy, 
 
 II. 783. SYN. 'OpoOio, Zicbpovit), dvopfuddfxai, opfidofxcu, ZiropvvfJUXh 
 1 Xpvntois is licrr Jcanned as a spondee. 
 
ENOP ENTE 2<J3 
 
 'Evdpxns, ov. «t Zvopxos, ov, 6, adj. [qui testiculos habet,] not emasculated, 
 
 male, 'AXX' afit/vreov ru irpdyix, oaris y evop-^s ear' am) p. Lysistr. 66l. 
 
 See also T. 147. SYN."Aprrrjj: 
 ^EvopwfxX, f. opvoj, v. [incito,] to urge on. Qapaos $ Ivwpae ttuvtX AavaiboHv 
 
 orpaTw. Eur. Suppl. 723. SYN. 'Avopvv/xi, efy'jppvpX, bXZyeipw. 
 "EvdoXs, eojs, i], subst. [motus, motio,] motion, concussion. "Evdais diraodi', 
 
 ZvoaXs E7rXi:\vrrei iro\Xv. Troad. 1318. SYN. 2et<r/jds, KivqoXs. 
 y Evd(ri-^6iov, 6v6s, 6, epith. Neptuni [qui terrarn quatit,] earth-shaking. "fls ol 
 
 fxkv Aids evbov dyrjyepaT ' ovb" 1 'Evotri-^Qi^v. T. 13. SYN. See 'EvvocrXyaids. 
 ^Evo^Xeu), v. [turbo,} to disturb, to annoy. Nvri 6' evdyXoi/ff' dyav. d\\ J ovyX 
 
 Mvpu)vibr)s. Eccles. 303. SYN. Aioy^Xew, ovXcw, kclkow, EirXTapaTrw, itcrd- 
 
 PCLTTOJ. 
 
 'Evpa7TT(o, v. [insuo,] to sew in, to wrap up ia a bag. 'Us eveppatyr) Aids, 
 
 Bacch. 282. 
 'Evrretio, v. [incutio, impingo,] to shake in, to drive in. 'Ofyv hi iortav KiXdbdv 
 
 evcreioas doals. Soph. Electr. 7^9' §YN. 'EnXodw, kfifiaXXu), aeioj. 
 EvljkeXXw, v. [induresco,] to grow hard. 'Aayes KpaTsprjaiv e^eoxXr/Kei 7rdXd- 
 
 [xr\aXv. Apoll. 3. 1251. SYN. Kara^eXXw, crKeXXw. 
 'Ei><TK€va£(i) 3 f. daw, v. [instruo, orno,] to arrange, to prepare, to serve up. 
 
 HvynXeiE kcil be~un>6v tls eWxrevacTerw. Acharn. IO96. SYN. ?LKevaclu>, Kara- 
 
 cxeudc?w, evTp£7ri£(t> t blaKoajXEi*), Kado7rXiCh). 
 "YLvtnrovbos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [foedere junctus,] confederated, under a truce. 
 
 "EvffTrovbos vfjuv vvv opcjs d xPV a opav. Bacch. 912. ExP. Iirovbals ijafyd- 
 
 Xtafjievos. SYN. 'OfjLocnrovbds, vitocnrovbos, (TVfXfid^ds. 
 'Evaraciu), f. £w, et eVordXd^w, v. [instillo,] to drop into, to instil. 'EvaraZovoiv 
 
 Kara fxiKpov del, tov £rjv ev^x', (oaitlp dXevpov. Vesp. 702. See also Acharn. 
 
 1034. SYN. '£7rtordc?w, £7riard\d:?w, evTXdrjfxX. 
 'EvaTdrrjs, ov, 6, subst. [qui in via obsistit, aemulus,] one who stands in the 
 
 way, a rival. "Eyioy' 'obvaaea, 1 tov gov kvo-dt^v, Xeyio. Aj. FI. 103. SYN. 
 
 'Ai'rtffTdrrjS, avTayuviGTYis. 
 ''EvarripLZoj, f. £w, v. [infigo,] to fix in or upon. Talrj evearfipiK-d, XXXaid- 
 
 fierrj xpovs a' 7 "*. ^. lo"8. SYN. 'EfnTyyvvjuiX, Evepeibu), ewepeibio, bXepelba). 
 'Evarptfw, f. \po>, v. [intorqueo,] to turn in, to enter. Ivy avbpX' av\Ko1s b' 
 
 evarpecpet TpdtyiovXov. Ion 303. 
 'Evcr^fpw, adv. [in ordine, deinceps,] in a row, in regular order one after 
 
 another. 'Ev^epw e^o^lvoc Trpv^yijcrXd be vtyXaXv " Apyos. Apoll. 1.912. 
 
 SYN. 'Efe^s, €VTaKT(*)S. 
 'Evrdvvu), f. voui, v. [intendo,] to bend in, to stretch out. Ae/cavres, ju>) rogfr 
 
 z'vljoov evTavixjeuv. <I>. 2S6. SYN. See 'Eire/rw. 
 'Evravdd, 7 - et Attice, eirav0), et evravdo'i, adv. [hie, illic, hue, eo,] here, there, 
 
 hither, thither. KfWavtf' 'Opearov pvdos loyyuv fieyd. Orest. 1009. See also 
 
 Iph. T. 1011. Syn.'Em:7(7£. 
 'EvTd(f>Xd, lav, rd, subst. [inferise, vestes quae induuntur cadaveri,] offerings to 
 
 the dead, grave-clothes. AvTrjv /.idXovadi', errdfXd bovvm vekpo). Helen. 
 
 1403. SYN. 'Evdyiafidrd, KTtped, KTEpidfidrd, yj jaL ' 
 "EvTtd, Mr, tci, subst. [arma,] arms, instruments. 'Ajicpoiuv, awltcvas, bXd r 
 
 evred, Ka) fiEXdv ail fid. K. 298. SYN. ^O^Xd, reused, aicevri. ElPITH. Al/ud- 
 
 Toevrd, 'Apjytd, fAapfxaipovrd, irantydvoovrd, TrotKXXd, ^aXK'fd, KaXd, batbdXid, 
 
 iTnretd. 
 'Evteivu), v. [intendo, adstringo,] to stretch on, to draw tight, to entangle. 
 
 Bovp y Xeovt r'lXinZES kvreiveiv Ppo^ots ; Androm. 718. SYN. 'A7roretVw, bXd- 
 
 texvm), ei'Taivu). 
 *EvteXt)s, ids, 6 et //, adj. [perfectus,] complete, full. TavpoKrovel jjlev, bwbiK 
 
 cvteXeIs e^wr. Trach. J 62. SYN. TiXeids, fit paws, evti/jos. 
 
 1 The two last syllables of 'OStxro-ea are scanned as one long. 
 
 2 'EvravOa is sometimes used with a genitive, as iuravd 1 iAiriSos irpotrriKofxtv, to this point or 
 situation of hope are we come. The Latin ubi similarly governs a genitive. 
 
296 ENTE ENTP 
 
 '£»>re\\w, v. [mando, jubeo,] to enjoin, to command. Tltis ; ravreTaXfisv ov 
 
 bXicaiov €K7rove~iv; Phoen. 1662. (Vid. R. P. in 1. c.) Syn. See 'ETrireAXw. 
 'Evrefivw, v. [incido, herbas concido, medicamenta paro,] to cut in, to cut 
 ; herbs, to try to remedy, "firvov rob' avrXiioXirbv evre/jivwv clkos. Agam. l6\ 
 'Evteves, adv. [celeriter, vehementer,] quickly, rapidly. 'Evteves' t)vte tis re 
 
 bV riipos v\podX Kt'pKos. Apoll. 2. 935. SYN. 'Evtovws, Ta^EUS, avvrovtos. 
 "EvTepdv, ov, to, (frequentius usilat. in plur.) subst. [intestinum,] the entrails. 
 
 "AxpasafityorEpcodEV E"vcrrp£(bES evrepov olds. 0. 408. SYN. See "Eymrd. 
 'EvrEpdi'eta, as, ij, subst. [interiora navis ligna,] the planking on the ribs of a 
 
 ship. Els ras rpXrjpeis kvTEpoveiav i\ Oeos. Equit. 1182. 
 'EvTEaXepyos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [qui armis quibusdam instructus opus facit,] 
 
 working in harness. Zev^av K ij/uidvovs, K-pdrEpibyv-^ds, kvTEoXepyovs. fl. 277 '• 
 
 Syn. 'ritoZvytds, 
 ^EvrevdEv, et Attice evtcvQevX, adv. [hinc, ex eo,] hence, from this place 
 
 or point. 'EvtevQev dypla. fyi'TUKels ro<r<p rdaeH. Orest. 34. Syn. See 
 "EpOev. 
 ^Ev-evrXdvoo), v. [cum betis concoquo,] to dress with beet. 2oiJ x^P 15 €tr i v 
 
 €VTErevr\dv(jiij,t.vr}s. Acharn. 894. 
 'Ej/d/kw, f. Id), v. [(1) illiquefacio, (2) injicio in ammo,] to melt in, to infuse 
 
 into. Mlaos te yap TtaXaibv ki>T£Tr)K EfJioL. Soph. El. 1311. SYN. ITpotrr^Kw, 
 
 KaTdr{]Ki>} t ejj.7rriypv/xX. 
 *EvTXdr)/jii, f. driou), v. [indo,] to put in or upon, to pour in, to inspire. Ov yap 
 
 tcot ofifjicL XajLnrpov tvdrjcreis Kopats. Hec. 1028. SYN. ^ttXtXQyijjlX , TcpooTXQrmX, 
 
 E7rXficiXX(o, kvbxbiofxX. 
 'EvTiKTh), f. re|w, et re^d/nat, v. [ingenero,] to breed, to engender in. Kayw bo- 
 
 fxots To'lob' apGEv evrUrb) Kopov. Androm. 24. 
 'EvTi\a(o, v. [stercore inquino,] to defile, to pollute or cover with dirt. '6 \ap- 
 
 KOS EVETlXr)GEV, &(TTT€p C777Tta. AcliaTi). 351. 
 
 "Evri/uds, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [hoaorabilis,] honorable, honored. "Eoreu, awovbcus 
 evTifjids del. Orest. 1/05. SYN. TtfiXos, evpvTifxos, TrdXvrifids, evbo^os, ipXrifjids, 
 7roAtO/\tords. 
 
 'Evt-oXj), T]s, 7], subst. [mandatum,] a command, an injunction. Kpdros, Bm 
 
 TE, (T<pb)V fJLEV €VTvX}) AlOS. P. V. 12. SYN. To kvTETaXfJLEVOV, KEXeVlTfid, E<f>y]/ud- 
 
 ovvrj. 
 "EvTofid, <op, tcl, subst. [sacra mortuorum causa facta,] victims offered in 
 
 honor of the dead. Kcu [jliv Kvba'ivovrts vnu Kvftyds, evrdfxd /u)\w»>. Apoll. 1. 
 
 587. 1 
 "Evtovos, ov, b et ?/, adj. [(l)intentus, (2)acer,] intent, vigorous, strenuous, 
 
 firm. "Evtovos 'A^apviicii. Acharn. 666. SYN. 'Icr^ypos, betvos, bpifivs, avv- 
 
 rovos, airepyvbs, 6£vs. 
 'Evtovojs, adv. [acriter, enixe,] firmly, strenuously. Tjoay^-Xdv kv-ovus b cap- 
 
 kXvos. Cycl. 609. 
 "Fjvtottos, ov, 6 et r], adj. et subst. [loci incola,] an inhabitant of a place. ITjl»o- 
 
 fiad' wbi, flars, (Sdr evrviroi. CE. C. 841. SYN. See'EvoiKos. 
 'Evrds, evrooQZ, et evrocQEv, adv. et praep. [intus, intra,] within, on the inside. 
 
 Kcu Traibds evrds rrjebE repjaovtov vdovos. Med. 354. See also /3. 424. and a. 
 
 128. SYN."EvSd0£>, £<rio. 
 y EvrpE7TU), v. [(l)pudore adficio ; facio ut quis pudore faeiem avertat ; (2) iff 
 
 med. voc. pudore sufFundor; revereor ; curam habeo,] (1) to cover with 
 
 shame; (2) to feel shame, diffidence, respect; to care for. 7 £lv evrplirov ov 
 
 prjbEV' (ov ydp av 6eos. CE. R. 724. SYN. (l) 'E7rtrpe7rw, EirtOTpEtyit) , eyicXivu), 
 
 KdfATrru), (2) a$o/J.ai, albedfiai, (ppovrl^b). 
 *EvrpE<pu), vid. 'EvtrpEcfxo. 
 'Evrpexio, f. 6pe£dfxai et bpa/jtovfiai, 2 aor. E~bpdfidv, v.[curro in, facile me moveo 
 
 in,] to run, to move easily in. Et oX E^apuoaaeit, KaX h'TpE^oX dyXdd yvld. 
 
 T. 385. SYN. 'E7rn-pe^w, Evap[.i6£(o. 
 
 1 See Schol.et Gesn. Orph.in v. 
 
ENTP EMin 297 
 
 'Ei>rpi/3»)s, ivs, 6 et ?/, adj. [diligenter versatus in aliqua re,] practised or 
 
 hacknied in. 'Appals re teal vojxoiaXv evTpij3i)s <pdvrj. Antig. 183. SYN. Ivvrj- 
 
 Oijs, Was, TpXfiwv. 
 'Evrp//3w, v. [(l)intero, (2)impingo,] to rub on, to inlay, to bruise. lv 5' <5 
 
 ypav, 7rapa\e\eE,ai, Kavrerptxpai. Eccles. 904. SYN. Tpifico, Enifffj^h), Kdra- 
 
 rplfito, Kci\Xu)7ri^(o. 
 'YsVTpXrwviZu), v. [tres mensuras vini ferre vel bibere possum. Vid. Scliol. in 
 
 1. c] to cause to bear a treble quantity of wine. f H Tpirdyevt)s yap avrdy 
 
 ZviTplTwvlal. Equit. 1189* 
 'Eirpd7ra\/5o/ioi, v. [converter, respecto inter eundum,] to turn back, to look 
 
 back in going. 'EvrpoTidXiZopLevr}, daXepov card baxpv yiovvd. Z. 496. SYN. 
 
 'EmoTpEtyufJiai, xxpbpdo). 
 'EvTpdTT}), rjs, >;, subst. [pudor, reverentia,] respect, reverence, regard. 7 R icai 
 
 boKetre rov rvcpXov r\v t kv-poitiiv. CE. C. 303. SYN. EvXdfieid, a\a-xyvTt\, albws. 
 'Errpo7ria, as, >/, subst. [versutia, dolus,] craftiness, trick. JUalb 1 dXXyoy, b$- 
 
 XXrjtr' elXvfxevov evTpdiriyalv. Horn. Merc. 245. SyN. AoXos. 
 "Evrpdtyds, ov, 6 et i), adj. [innutritus, adsuefactus,] nurtured in, brought up, 
 
 inured to. A'ias b\ b LdXapuvos ei'-pofos. Iph. A, 588. SYN. Hvvrpo^ds, 
 
 ipridpafifievos. 
 'Evrpwyio, f. Zdjiai, v. [comedo,] to eat. "EvQov, pb^Y\a6v, evrpdy' , e^e rpXw(3o- 
 
 Xbv. Equit. 51. 
 'Ei>Tvy%dvu), f. Tev£,ojj.ai, v. [occurro alicui,] to meet with, to occur, to encoun- 
 ter, to converse with. NaCrcc/ aty" dvelXbv evrvyovTES, ws Xeyei. Helen. 12l6. 
 
 SYN. 'EiriTvyxdvio , 7T£pi7rt7rrw, eyKvpeio, ovvo/uiXeoj. 
 'Ei'TuXiaau), v. [involvo,] to roll in, to fold up. KdrexeiTb b\ avn)p ecrvXi^aa 
 
 f]av)(fj. Plut. 692. SYN. 'EjyKvXivbeio, ev€iXe(jj, efiirXsKO), 7repXj3aXXu). 
 'Evtvvo), et evTvu), v. [apparo, instruo,] to prepare, to furnish, to harness, to 
 
 equip. 'Evrvred' 'irnrovs dpfidai £vyr)<popovs. Hipp. 1 178. See also Olynip. 3. 
 
 51. SYN. 'E7revrv<o, ero«jua£w, avvraaah), irdpaaicevaZh), evTpE7ri£u), e^upTvio, 
 
 v7rXi£u>, TTOpavvia. 
 'Evrv7rds, adv. [impresse,] expressly. 'EvTvutds kv ^Xahy KEtcdXvfji/jiEvbs, ujxcpx be 
 
 iroXXrj. ft. 163. 
 \Ej/rv0w, f. ei>dv\p(v, v. [(l)incendo, (2)intus foveo,] to cause smoke within, to 
 
 drive out by smoking. Kcu ov npoadels Ala^vrjv eVri/^e tov IsXaprXov. Vesp. 
 
 457. SYN. 'Avdicalio, Tv<p(o, dvddaXirco. 
 'EvvdXibs, ov, 6, P. N. [Mars,] Xlbv 'EvvdXXoio, bX' &(xov b' bfipXfJibv ey%bs. N. 519. 
 
 Syn/'a^s. 
 'Evvftpigw, f. tcrw, v. [contumelia adficio,] to insult, to violate, to deride. 'Ev 
 
 rots Ifxois yap ovk ei'vfipiaas KaK0~ts. Eur. Electr. 68. SYN. 'E0v/3jo/c?w, Kadv- 
 
 fipt$U), v}3pi£(t), aiKt'£li), €K7iX{](T(7U). 
 
 Evvbpds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [(1) aquis abundans; (2) in aquis degens,] (1) abounding 
 
 in water, (2) living in water. Aifxvrjs Evvbpov TpinoyXabbs. Ion 871. 
 'Ewevs, eo)s, Ion. yds, 6, P. N. [Enyeus,] the governor of Scyros. ^.Kvpbv eXiov 
 
 at7re7dv, 'Evvijos TrrbXXeQpbv . 1. 664. 
 EvvttvXov, ov, to, subst. [somnium,] a dream, sleep. "Efiddbv IvvnvXbv, oftfidnov 
 
 t Efi&v. Hec. 696. Syn. See"6re<pds. 
 Evixpavrbs, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [intextus,] interwoven. "E/i\pvx ovk Evvtyavrd' obfybv 
 
 Tiyjpr\\x ojydpwnds. Tlieocr. 15. 83. 
 
 Evvw, 60s, oiis, //, P. N. [Bellona,] the goddess of war. Ovr' dp* 'Adrjvairj, ovre 
 I irToXXnopdos avvu). E. 333. EpiTH. QovpXs, KapTEpoOv/uos, Kpdripd, Xvypd, 
 \ TCToXXiropQbs, (TTopdeaad, vvyXa, ^aXtcd^iTiov, evoirXos, 7ra^^v^ta. 
 Evujjuurds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [jurejurando obstrictus,] bound by an oath, sworn. 
 
 'AX\' OVPEX OpKlOV, OICjXv 1]V EVWflOTOS. Aj. Fl. 1 1 13. SYN. Aiujfidrds, EPopKXos, 
 ' EVOpKOS. 
 
 EvtoTzdbXs, evioirrj, EvwTrXbXus, adv. [coram, palam,] in front, in full view, openly. 
 J UoXXop ekcis, OTuvoevrd ft EViondbXs erfurti fxvOov. Apoll. 4. 354. See also 
 Pros. Ltx. 2 P 
 
298 ENUn EHAI 
 
 £.374.8116^.94. SYN. 'Ev&nXdv, evavrXov, efnrpocrdev, <j>dvepu>s, icdr o\pXv, 
 
 ev 6\p«i^ 
 'Evdjirtd, tov, rd, subst. [parietes in atrio domus, quos introiens habet in con- 
 
 spectu ad dextrara et siuistram. Vid. Damm.] cavities or recesses in a wall, in 
 
 which a chariot or other things were placed ; a pent-house. "Apfxard b' 
 
 eicXivav npos evd)7rid itajjitydvovvTa. 0. 435. 
 'Evu)7rXds, ov, b et hi adj. [qui est in adspectu,] one who is in front, full in view. 
 T H jjLttv 7ro\\aKls vfi/MP ev&nXds dficpdrepoiaXv. Theocr. 22. 152. 
 'E£, praep., vid. 'Ek. 
 *E£, adj. indecl. [sex,] six. Oifi, ws KdrdytX^s. b.*E% x^ s x u) 9^ a ^ Tai ' Nub. 
 
 1238. 
 'Ei-ayyAXw, f. eXw, v. [enuncio, indico,] to give out news, to issue orders, to 
 
 declare, to describe. "Xdb* ov fyvubd rolaXv efryyeX/xsvois. Med. 1004. Syn. 
 
 'A7rayyeXXw, epfirjvevu), TrdpaKaXeo/uai, k^dydpevw. 
 'E£dy/sJ«, f. Xaio, v. [impurum declaro, consecro morti, ut piacularis victima,] 
 
 to declare impure, to devote as a piacular sacrifice. TloXXoi/s be ttoXXwv 
 
 k^dyiadev-as hbfxwv. A gam. 624. 
 'E^dytoros, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [impurus, exsecratus, arcanus,] execrable, not fit to 
 
 be mentioned. ex A ti e£dytord, jjLrjbe Kiveirai Xoyw. CE. C. 1526. SYN. 'Evd- 
 
 yr/s, eirapaTos, 7rdvr)pbs. 
 'Efayicwvigu), f. Xu>, v. [cubitis aliquem summoveo,] to keep off with the elbows. 
 
 "EXkuhtiv 6, rX bpdaets ttot. b. ^^aymavXu). Eccles. 259. 
 'EZdydpevio, v. [enarro,] to speak out, to divulge, to publish, to declare. *Ov 
 
 yovbv k\dydpevev' eya> 6' epeeivov ditaaas. X. 233. SYN. 'EfycrTdpeio, efyycofiai, 
 
 e£ayy£XXw, brjXoio. 
 'ElaypXdb), v. [exaspero,] to render fierce or savage, to exasperate. 'Efyyptto- 
 
 adv' ek b f ETTveva avTols dpas. Phoen. §§Q. SYN, \A7ra ypXoio, endrjpXoG), eKTpd- 
 
 Xvvu. 
 'E^dyw, et e£dydyw, v. [educo,] to lead or bring out. "ATrX^ards dbe fx e£dyei 
 
 %apis ybuv. Eur. Suppl. 90. See also T. 332. Syn. 'Ek^jow, efao/it'ejw, £7re£- 
 
 dyco, irpddyu), efadew, efc/3d\Xw. 
 'E£aywW£o/mi, v. [certo,] to contend with, to succeed in a contest. Tota5' 
 
 e£aywWc?e<70£ ; Here. F. 154. 
 'Efybto, aw, v. [cano, recenseo,] to sing out, to count up, to enumerate. Upw- 
 
 Tov ixzv ovv fj.01 rdydfl' eZyaat (j)iXov. Troad. 474« 
 'E^de/po), Ion. pro e£a/pw, v. [extollo, elevo,] to take up, to take away. 'Ek be 
 
 KTrj/udr deipdv, d 01 tyairjues dyavoi. v. 120. SYN. 'Efaipio. 
 'E^deres, adv. [per sex anuos,] for six years. Obb* el Trevrderes ye KaX e^deres 
 
 irdpdjii[Ai>u)v. y. 115. 
 'E^derXs, Xos, »/, adj. [sexennis,] six years old. HapOerds ejjdlm koXtt^ eTrXdvjjiy)- 
 
 caod. Theocr. 14. 33. 
 ^E£a0|OOi5^/^al, v. [congrego,] to assemble, to gather, to collect. Kvvayds uxre), 
 
 7ro7$ aos eifadpoiclerai. Phoen. 1185. SYN. Y.vvaQpoi$,u>, avvdyto, avXXeyo), 
 
 adpotcloj. 
 'E£cudc?w, v. [deploro,] to lament loudly. Tdv adv Xvpav efaiacleis; Troad. 
 
 201. Syn. See Atd^w. 
 'E^aivvjxai, v. [aufero,] to take away, to convey, to destroy. N17? 5' ev\ Trpv^vy 
 
 k^aivvrd K&XXXfxd biopd. o. 206. SYN. , Ait6aivvj.ia^ dfaipeu), e£aips(t) t d7ruX- 
 
 Xdrrw. 
 'Efaiperbs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [selectus, eximius,] selected, choice, distinguished, 
 
 Kovjooi ettovt 'ldaKrjs k^aipeToX, y eoX avrov. b. 643. SYN. "EtiKpXTos, etfixos, 
 
 hXd~TrptTTri$, inrepaXXbs, efairos. 
 'Etdipew, v. [eximo, tollo,] to take out or away, to expel, to select, to destroy. 
 
 Oi'aKds etypovfiev evirpv^xrov vlds. Iph. T. 1358. SYN. 'E^aivvfiai, eiiXiyh), 
 
 €KKptv<o, eiiwdeit), d7rdKOfii£io, e^dcpaipeio, efatpu). 
 'E^a/jow, f. dpG>, v. [tollo, aufero,] to take out, to receive, to enjoy, to raise, to 
 
EH A I EH A A 299 
 
 enjoy, to condemn. 'Elaipdfievov ve<pos ol/jiwyfjs. Med. 105. SYN. 'Eiraipa, b\pdw, 
 
 eftdeipio, ekko^i^oj, dvaTpe-Kio, efc/3aXAw, e£aipeoj. 
 'EZalorXds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [(l)inauspicatus ; (2) iniquus,] contrary to fate, im- 
 pious, unnatural. Ovre tXvu pefas k^aiaXdy, ovre tX el-nay. b. 690. Syn."Ek6i- 
 
 kos, aTTpewrjs, 
 'Efaicrou), v. [cum impetu prodeo,] to rush out. 'Etc be rw ai^avTe, nvXawy 
 
 irpooQe ixaykoQx]v. M. 145. SYN. 'Avaivaio, e^op/jadfiai, eicddpeb), aiaaw. 
 'E£d7orow, v. [evanidum reddo ; deleo,] to destroy utterly. Kepavvdy, os ray 
 
 e^dHaruxrei ytvos. P. V. 689* SYN. Atd'torou, dVorow, eKnopdeio, afaviiot. 
 'E^atrlw, v. [deposco,] to demand from another, to supplicate, to obtain by 
 
 supplication. "H rrapdeveiuy -na-cpos klrjTiiodrd. Troad. $J3. SYN. 'Arairtw, 
 
 irpoffhedfJiaLy alreio, a£Xd(i), airX/joXeu) , yovvaZd/uai, Xiaaofxai. 
 "E£aiTds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [eximius,] choice, select. Nfjd ko.l e^alrovs eperas, Xvd 
 
 Qaaadv XKijai. /3. 307- Syn. See ''EZaiperos. 
 'E£a[(pvr)s, adv. [repente, subito,] suddenly, quickly. f 6 b\ ws aKovet <f>Q6yy6v/ 
 
 elattyvris irXtcpdv. CE. C. l6l0. SYN. 'E^dnXyrjs, ai<pvr}s, altyvXbXov, abdtcfjrws, 
 
 7rapcf)(prifjLu. 
 'E^dKeofxat, v. [mecleor,] to heal or cure completely. '£ls Toy 'Adrjvairis bendy 
 
 yoXov e^dfcecratTo. y. 145. SYN. 'Icio/.tcu, Gepcnrevh), e7raX0eio, KdrapTi$,u). 
 'ElaKtoXs, ews, rj, subst. [sanatio,] a healing. A' e^aKeaeis re voowv kcl\ \prjff/iovs. 
 
 Ran. 1033. SYN. "Atcrjfjd, aKos, 'LaaXs, iardpXa. 
 *E£dic?s, adv. [sexies,] six times. Nt»oDy- 0' charts' ev Meydpoi- aXv. Olymp. 7 . 
 
 156. 
 'E|dKovr/(?w, Xow, v. [ejaculor,] to pour out arrows, to throw out. Tx tovs 
 
 'dbvcrcretos 1 e£aKOvrlEloj ttovovs) Troad. 446. SYN. 'Akovti^u), ro^evu), eKT0%ev"u), 
 
 d-rrayyeWb). 
 'E^aKdcrXoi, at, d, adj. [sexcenti,] six hundred. YlXelv QaKdoXovs rdv dpXQjjLov 
 
 Kat bff Trove. Aves 1251. 
 'EfyuKovu), f. Kovadfiai, v. [exaudio,] to hear out, to listen patiently. Eha^dfiev 
 
 ravr' ov yap e£r)Kovdfxey. Hergffcl. 677. SYN. Elodtcovu), vttcLkovu), clkovoj, 
 
 aKpoddfxai. 
 'E^ciKpi/Sdw, v. [diligenter aliquid facio,] to perform accurately, to discuss with 
 
 accuracy. Ka'^dKpijjaKTat Xdyov. Trach. 426. Syn. "A^yn/Sdw, epevvdw, e£f- 
 
 ^yevu). 
 'ElaKpigoj, v. [in sublime evolo,] to fly up high. 7 A, d ,a tX bfjrd fieXXer ; e£d- 
 
 KpiclT aWepd ; Orest. 269. 
 'E£dXdow, v. [excaeco,] to put out the eyes, to blind. Q>aodaX 'dbvararja tttoXX- 
 
 TTopQXov efoXdui vat. 1. 504. 
 'E£uXd7ra£w, v. [diripio,] to exhaust by plundering, to sack. "EjTrXeey 'iXXddey, 
 
 Tpioo)y iroXXv e^dXana^as. H. 251. SYN. 'AXd-Tra^to, etcTrepdio, etCKtvou), d<f>dvl£u). 
 'E^dXenrrpuy, ov, to, subst. [vas unguentarium ; (2) spongia,] a box of ointment, 
 
 a towel or sponge. "Yirex ^be bevpo rovldXenrrpdy, w yvrat. Acharn. 1062. 
 'E£dXe/0w, v. [(1) unguentum abstergo ; (2) deleo,] to expunge, to efface. Ild- 
 
 rpvos olfios etdXettydeir) ttot dv. Iph. T. 699- SYN. 'A7rdXet0a), e^d(j)dv($(o. 
 'E£,dXevofjiai, t^dXvw, eldXvtTKw, et e^dXedfiac, v. [devito, effugio,] to avoid, to 
 
 escape. Mrjviy pdpeldy e^dXevacofjiai Otds. Aj. Fl. 655. See also Horn. H. in 
 
 Bacch. 51. Hipp. 673. and Apoll. 1. 490. SYN. 'EK0euyw, bXdfevyto, 
 
 dXeouat. 
 'E*dX/w, f. iffu), v. [vol vendo ejicio, v. c. pulverem ; abstralio,] to cause to stretch 
 
 on the ground, as a horse, for the purpose of rubbing him down, to strip oft*. 
 
 " Airdye t6v 'imruv ktjdX'Hjas olx&hl, Nub. 32. SYN. 'EkkvX/w, QiXivau), Ikk6~ 
 
 'E^aXXarrw, f. £w, v. [immuto,] to exchange, to use by way of exchange. At- 
 vevova e^aXXd^w. Troad. 203. SYN. 'ATraXXnrrw, traXXdrrw, fieraXXdrroj, 
 jJETafiaXXio, bidtyepu), e^d/xe//3w. 
 
 1 Thetwo last syllables of '08v(T<r«a>s are scanned as one long. 
 
 2 T A, 5, extra metrumest. 
 
300 - m EHAA EHAN 
 
 'E£dXXd/*cu, v. [exsilio,] to leap from, to leap down, to spring forward. Ec rXvd 
 rrov TpuHov tyaXfJLEVos t\yhpd fiaXrjaOa. O. 571 ♦ SYN. KdfldXXfymt, etVdXXtyuat, 
 
 €K7T7]bd(t). - v 
 
 'E^aXvaKio, et ej^dXtro) ; V. ^E^dXevofxai. 
 
 'E^a/ioprai'w, f. Trjoo^ai, 2. a. tf/jiapTdv, v. faberro,] to err widely, to act wrong. 
 "Her' els rvpavyovs dybpds e^dfiaprdvetv. Med. 300. SyM. 'A^uaprdyw, irXr)jj.fX£- 
 
 Atto, CLTtoTvyyavh), 7rdpaXXdrrto. 
 'E^djuaprta, as, ft, subst. [frustratio,] disappointment, mistake, miscarriage. 
 
 Kctt fxriv tart) yojy early f] '^djuaprXa. Antig. 564. SYN. 'Ajuaprtct, d/iapjri^jwa. 
 'E£a/jdw, v. [meto, abscindo,] to reap, to cut off, to extirpate. Td tnrXayx 
 
 etyaaKov e^dfirjffaffdai (3Xa. Cycl. 236. SYN. ''Air a paw, airoKOTTTio, tKKapnicofiai, 
 
 e^dvvoj, acpatpecj. 1 
 'E£a/t/3Xdw, v. [(l)abortum facio ; (2) obtundo,] to render abortive, to blunt, 
 
 to weaken. Kcu vrfivv e£aju/3Xov)U£>, <hs avTi) Xeyei. Androm. 356. Syn. *A/x- 
 
 fiXvvb), e|w0£w, hXatyQetpu). 
 'EZcifxfipvffai, Eumen. 928. (intactum relinquo, utsanatu difficilius. Vid. Doctiss. 
 
 Maltb.) 
 'E£d/ze//3w, v. [(l)immuto, (2)trajicio, (3)rependo,](l)to exchange one place for 
 
 another, to depart from, (2) to pass, (3) to repay. Toy afjupigevKTov e£djuen//as. 
 
 Pers. 135. SYN. Atdytie//3d//at, ETrdfxei(3djJ.at > efaXXaacrio, dfiarriuX, avTafxeifio- 
 
 fxcti, hXdbe^o/Jiai. 
 'E|d^teXyw, f. £w, v. [emnlgeo,] to milk out, to milk. OvXoktXv e£///ieX£ds eirpd- 
 
 <p€s ydXd. Choeph. 885. SYN. 'AfxeXyu), EtcdXifiu), cnrd/jLaTTdjuai, dirodXlfiaj. 
 'EZctfjLrjxavEU), v. [excogito,] to contrive, to extricate. Et jjlyi tX tovtwv e^dfir]- 
 
 "XavfioojjiEv. Heracl. 436. 
 'EldjuiXXadfiai, v. [per contentionem exigo,] to outstrip a rival, to rival in harass- 
 ing. TXves ttoXit&v e^dfjaXXCjPTai ae yfjs ; Orest. 425. SYN. 'EpXavrw, tK/3dX- 
 
 Xw, enXhXwKU) . 
 'E^afurpevoj, v. [extraho,] to draw out. Xw7rws ttot €^afX7rpevadfxey, Lysistr. 
 
 289. SYN. 'Afiirpevco, eXKO). % 
 
 'E£djUvVo/mi, v. [defendo, propulso,] to ward off, to deliver from. UpdfiXijfxdr, 
 
 cuddy e^dfxvvatrdat Oeov. Eur. Suppl. 219. SYN. 'Aird/jvi'djuat, djivyu). 
 'E|dvayfcd<w, f. daoj, v. [cogo,] to force out, to expel. 'AXX' et to datojfx e£d- 
 
 vayicagec, oKowei. CE. C. 1179' SYN. See 'AvayKaZia. 
 'E^amyw, v. [educo,] to bring up out of. "A L bov r ipejuywy ej-ja.VTJyayev fiv^uiy. 
 
 Heracl. 219. 
 'E£dvdSvp, f. vato, v. femergo,] to emerge or be extricated from. Kv/mrds 
 
 e^dydhvs, rd r epevyeraX rjTreipoybe. e. 438. SYN. 'Avdbvaj, dvep^o/nai, EirXfycxi- 
 
 vdficu. 
 'JLZdya&b), v. [ebulHo,] to boil up. Toiovbe Tv^ws e£d>a£eeret xpXiiv. P* V. 378. 
 
 SYN. 'Avci^eu), drdbXbtJfxX. 
 'E^dvatpew, v. [aufero,] to raise up, to rear from._ T H kcu a<p 'aQclvcl yi'idsy 
 
 e^dyeiXerd. Ion 269, 
 'E£dvaXto-Kw, f. Xwaw, v. [exhaurio, consumo,] to consume, to extirpate. Ovttm 
 
 OeXovtos e^dvaXwtrai ysvds. Agam. 66l. SYN. KdrdraXfWw, £Kpi$oio, €K7fop- 
 
 Oeoj, e£dXu7rd5a;, e£a7roXXv/jt. 
 'E^dj'dXvw, vcruj, v. [eripio, libero,] to rescue or deliver from. *A\js EdZXets 6d- 
 
 vdroLo bi>ffr)XEos k^dydXvaat. II. 442. SYN. 'Ai-aAvw, cXewOcpow, i^avftj/ii. 
 'EE,dvd7TT0j, v. [suspendo ad vel ex,] to hang out from. "Aywpdy k^dvTi-Krdv ol 
 
 b£ kXi flaws, Iph. T. 1352. SYN. 'AycnrTOJ, fc£a7rrw, e^nprdh). 
 'Eldvapiracby, f. d<rw et a£w, v. [abripio,] to carry off. 'Epwy Epuxrdy w^r' 
 
 k^dy&p-ndaas, Iph. A. 75. SYN. 'AvapTra^w, d^ap7rd5w. 
 'E^dvaa7rda> 3 f. o-Trdcw, v. [demolior,] to destroy, to tear up. $£pwi>, fjLby\o~ioXv 
 
 e%ava(ma<xas (3ta. Phcen. 1150. S YN. 'Avaoirdh), EKpi$ou) t d7rw0£W. 
 'E^dyacrTE^o), v. [corono,] to crown, to adorn. Kiaaui Kdfii'iTrfv avOXs t^dyeuTE- 
 
 <j>dr, Bacch. 1052. SYN. 'Avaarc^w. 
 
 1 See note v.^A/*aw. 
 
EHAN E5AO 301 
 
 'EidvaoTpetyw, v. [everto,] to overturn. Upcpptcd tyvpbrjv e^dveffrpaTrai fidOpw. 
 Pers. 817» SYN. AvaoTpetyii), avdrpeiTii), a-oafceva.cdfJ.ai, 
 
 'Ei-drdreXXw, v. [exorior,] to spring, to grow up. Tow be (poLvi)evTos d<p' awa- 
 rds e^dfdTeXXev. JMosch. 2. 5. SyN. 'AvdreXXw, £7rdrdreXXw, (jjvdfiat, elsdviord- 
 fxai, 
 
 'Efavdipavbdv, adv. [aperte, palarn,] openly, plainly. 'Epeio be toX e^dvdcpavbov. 
 v. 48. SYN. See 'Avdtyavbbv. 
 
 'JLfapbpddfjat, v. [vir fio,] to grow out into man. "Hbr] be 7rvpGa1s yevvaXv k£av- 
 hpovfievos. Phoeu. 32. 
 
 'Eijdvet/it, v. [exeo,] to go out or proceed from. Naw*/ 0', at bvvovrd KaX ovpd- 
 vov QdvXovrd. Theocr. 22. 8. SYN."E|€f/it, Qepypfxai, kldirdfiaivu). 
 
 'E^diefjoo), v. [irrifum facio,] to spread out to the wind, to render vain. 'E^- 
 vefAWGE rdfj! ' AXec,dvbpov Xeyj], Helen. 32. SYN. "Eripaivofiai. 
 
 'E^dvep-^d/jai, v. [prodeo alicunde,] to come up from. Tifs effiveXdiov, teal tyep&v 
 aojrrpXav. Troad. 7-55. SYN. 'Avep^dfjat, 
 
 'EZdvevpicKu), v. [deprehendo, invenio,] to find out, to invent. T ft f.ucds, old 
 Kaldvevpiahcets Xeyeiv ; Philoct. 99^' Syh. 'Avevpiomo, e£,evpia~KW. 
 
 'EZdvexdfiai, v. [sustineo,] to endure, to put up with. *H roiis efiovs tis rralbas 
 eldve^erai. Androm. 200. SYN. ^epw, dveyofxai, edio. 
 
 'E£dvex(o, f« £ w » v * [emineo, exsto,] to stand out from the ground, to be con- 
 spicuous. *H yap dye ardXav 'A<pdprfXov Qdvlyovcdv. Theocr. 22, 207. SyN. 
 'E^e^w, di'd(paii'dfj.ui t dveyu). 
 
 'E^avQew, v. [effloresco,] to put forth blossoms, to bloom, to burst forth. 
 "Yfipis ydp e^avdova efccipTroxre ard^yp. Pers. 826. 
 
 'Elavdicw, v. [vestes diversicolores induo,] to dress in flowers or flower- 
 colored garments. At Kadrjfitff efyvdicrfievai ; Lysistr. 42. 
 
 'EldvTrffjX, 1 v. [emitto,] to emit, to send forth, to produce, to throw away. 
 Kelvat be, Ovpcrovs i^dvielaaL yepibv. Baccll. 751. YlavTOirfv einrp-qoTov dvr- 
 fjjfv e^dvXelarai. X. 471. SyN. 'A(fnr]jjiX, dpuTrefiTru), ettr£/*7ro, dvXrffjX, drd- 
 bxbu)f.u. * 
 
 'EtdviarrifiX, v. [(l)excito, subverto, (2) in med. v* excito me, surgo,] (1) to 
 rouse, to raise up, to overturn, (2) to rise up. Ei fxev Ttpuabjixdv e^dvLa-airfv 
 Efxdv. Hec. 11.47. SyN. 'AviffTTf/jiX, dveyeipit), fjeTe^di'iaTTffjX. 
 
 'E£d*'cu'yw, v. [aperio,] to open, to lay open. Eir Qdvoiye fxr\ydvds tus ^.tenxpov. 
 Acharn. 391. SYN. 'Ayotyw, bXolyu), €K(pepii), brjXoio. 
 
 'ElavrXtw, v. [exhaurio, exantlo,] to pump out, to draw out, to exhaust. 
 MeXXwv a epwrqv i/viic efy'fvrXeis arpdro). Eur. Suppl. 843. SYN. 'Eijdpvo/, 
 
 €KfJO-)(6e(t). 
 
 'E^dvvw, et eldvvTd), f. vow, v. [perficio,] to carry into effect, to dispatch, to 
 
 mark out, to cause. 'Ettci be fioyQuv repfidr ovtc etyvv-dv. Bacch. 1094. See 
 
 also Troad. 234. SYN. Afcu'vw, KdrdviHo, reXeu), 7rXrjpdu}, eKirXr)pd(o, Karepyd- 
 
 £dfj.ai, <pdvevo). 
 'E£d7raXXarro>, v. [libero,] to set free from, to save. "AXvttus arris eZdnaXXaxOu- 
 
 aerai. Soph. Electr. 1008. SYN. 'E^aXXarrw, d7roXvw, e£d7rdri>XXw, Qpvarwa, 
 
 ktjdTrdipioKii). 
 'E£d7rd7dw, v. [decipio,] to deceive, to cajole. 'Efowdri/flij baifidvos fiovXevfid- 
 
 aXv. Hipp. 1404. See also Acharn. 657. Syn. 'A7rdrdw, biuKpovto, xXevueTw, 
 
 <}>evaKi£u), kKKojjaXiKevofxai, rrdpaXbyizb fxai. 
 'E^d-n-drr], rjs, //, subst. [fallacia,] deceit. TlapOeviovs t odpovs fxeibiffxard t t£d- 
 
 7rdras re. Hes. Theog. 205. SYN. See 'A7rd7-^. 
 'E4d7rdri/XXw, vid. 'E^aTrdrdw. 
 'E^d7rd0dtu, et efynLiratfUaKhi ; v. 'E^dTdrdw. 
 'EtdTreibu), v. [in conspectu non amplius video,] to lose sight of. Xpdnt) fipdyei 
 
 crrpd(pevTeSy Qdwelbofxev. CE. C. 1648. 
 'E^dnXvaAdst a, bv, adj. [repeutiuus,] sudden, unexpected. Tivrt ydp |^S- 
 
 1 The first syllable oi'[r\ixi, whether siraplu or in coniposition, ifl toiumon in Homer, but gene- 
 rally if not always long in tke Attic poeta. 
 
302 EEAFI EHAP 
 
 nXvcua TldvaKpXbos epyd fxeXiffffr/S. Call. 1. 50. SYN. AtyvXbXos, airpoffbdKrjrus. 
 'E%amvr)s, adv. [derepente,] suddenly. Xpe/.tvXos 7re7rXovrr}K e^dm'prjs ; ov ireiQo- 
 
 pat. Plut. 536. Syn. See 'E^a/0^s. 
 'E^curXow, v. [expando,] to spread out. "YtttXos k^rjirXiaro, veKpbv bejuds, ovbe 
 
 Trap' 6)(das. Batrach. 105. SYN. 'E/cre/vw, eicrapvio, €K7reTavvv/j.lj bXcnrTvaou). 
 'RZaTropaivu), v. [descendo,] to dismount from, to disembark. "Ayy/ Weirds 
 
 yXvKepo7o' Kai eE,d7r ej3rjcrdv eralpoi. fi. 306. SYN. 'A7ro/3cuVw, Kdrdfiaivu), efc- 
 
 J3aivh>, ejfivet/uX. 
 'E|a7ro6iOyuat, v. [abigo,] to drive away out of. Ai/ypws ireTrX^yvXd /udx*7$ e£a'- 
 
 •Trdbiwjuiai. E. 764. SYN. 'ATroStw, air obXioicit), e£u>0£w, e^eXavi'io. 
 'Fj^aTrobvpu), v. [exuo,] to put off, to strip off. Ei'/xard 6' eijaTreSvye, 7a ot 7rop£ 
 
 bid Kd\v^w. e. 372. SYN. 'A7to5vw, ck^vw. 
 'E£d7ro\Avyui, v. [funditus perdo,] utterly to destroy. 'E^diroXXvs tov a'trXov, 
 
 fidpov. Choeph. 824. 'A7rd\Xi;jut, e£d7ro00e/pw, d7ro00e/pw. 
 'KZairovedfiat, v. [revertor,] to return from. 7 £lbe bXaKpivQevre judy^s e£a7ro- 
 
 j>£e<70a<. T. 212. 
 'Ei;d7roW<5a>, f. t//a>, V. [abluo,] to wash off. Tip 7roSds klgnrev i£ev , vbwp b' eve- 
 
 yevdro irovXv. r. 387* SYN. 'A7rd>/ci?w, eKuVrw, KdrdviTrrio. 
 'E^dTTo^wyw, f. v>di, v. [exacuo,] to sharpen. *Ov (pacrydvy rw§' e£d7ro£i/i'as 
 
 dtcpoi>, Cycl. 4>55. Syn. 'OSww, enotyvio. 
 'E£d7ronW, v. [punio, luo,] to avenge, to punish, to appease. Qvrio Kev rrjs 
 
 firjrpds epivvds e|a7r ot ivo is. 0. 412. SYN. 'A7roriVw, eKTiu), q. V. 
 'Ei;d7r000e/pw, f. epio, v. [interimo,] utterly to destroy. 'Eyw bvcrTrjvvs e$d- 
 
 7ro00£pw. Trach. 715. Syn. See 'E£d7ro\\vut. 
 *E|a7rrw, v. [adnecto,] to fasten to, to suspend from. 'UeTrjpXav be ybvdaXv 
 
 QcnvTU) aider. Iph. A. 12l6. SYN. 'Avchttu), etyaimo, e£ctprdw, d-noKpeyLav- 
 
 VVflX. 
 
 'E£d7r«0a«>, v. [abigo,] to drive away. OvV elaXovras 0Tpdrd7rtS' e£d7ro>0-dr£. 
 
 Rhes. 807. SYN. \A7rtor3ew, direXavyio, e£eXavv(o, efadeto. 
 *E%dparT(0, f. fa, v. [effringo,] to strike out? to revile. T?)v KiyKXib' e^ripa^d, 
 
 Kavdydvwv fieyd. Equit. 641. SYN. AiapprjyvvfxX, KdrdjjaXXoj, eicfluXXu), €K- 
 
 Kpovo), eKTrXrjffaio, Xoibopew. 
 'Ejjapyew, v. [otiosus sum, per negligentiam omittor,] to be idle or inactive, 
 
 to be passed by through negligence. Owe er klapyovfxevd. Philoct. 555. 
 *E£ > a.py[j.dTd, wv, rd, subst. [primitiae, in I. c. membra exteriora,] " the first 
 
 fruits or offerings to the dead, i. e. the limbs of a person slain, and offered 
 
 up as the means of appeasing his manes." Dr. Jones. "Hpws b' Alvoy'tbrjs 
 
 e£apy/udrd ra/ive ddvovros. Apoll. 4. 478. SYN. 'ATrdpyudrd, atcpiorfipXd. 
 'E^apfcew, f. ecu, v. [suffieid,] to suffice, to satisfy. Ta7s rrjXXicalabe afiiKpos 
 
 efapicei Xoyos. (E. C. 1 1 l6. SYN. 'Apfcew, eirapKew, dpeaKo/Jiai, TrXr)pbtybpeu). 
 'Efapicrjs, eoSf 6 et >/, adj. [sufficiens,] sufficient, ^.-irevbys, eyi)> be ravbbv e£apw/ 
 
 TXdd. Trach. 338. SYN."Apm/s. 
 *E£ ) apKovi'TU)s, adv. [sufficienter,] sufficiently. 'E^apK-ov^rws' aW e^a. Ran. 
 
 377* SYN. 'Ap^ov^rws, Xicdvws. 
 'Efapveofjiatt v. [denego,] to deny. Krjpvav d-rraaXy' ov ydp e^apvovfieOd. An- 
 
 drom. 436. SYN. 'Apvedfiat, e£apvos eifii. 
 "ElfipvriTXKds, v, ov, adj. [negativus,] disposed to dispute. NDr \xev y Xbeiv el 
 
 np&Tbv e^apvrjrXKds. Nub. 1172. 
 "E^apios, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [qui denegat,] one who positively denies. Nuv be bid 
 
 tovt efapvos elvai bXdvoe'i; Nub. 1230. 
 'E£ap7rd£w, f. ufa et doio, v. [eripio,] to snatch from or away. 'E^apTrdaas db' 
 
 €K x^P t0V tpuv filq.. Iph. A. 315. SYN. 'A0ap7ra£w, dtyatpevfiai. 
 'EtapTddfiat, v. [dependeo,] to hang down from. Tt bptis; pXa£ei \eipds e£ap~ 
 
 rwfuvr) ; Hipp. 325. SYN. 'A7raprdo/iat, e^dirTdfxai, eKKpefxdjuai. 
 'E^aprvw, v. [apparo,] to arrange, to prepare. Kal ravbdv e^aprve. iroXXd rot 
 
 yvvi). Eur. Electr. 422. SYN. Kdraprvw, e^aprt^w, Kdraprl^u). 
 
 1 The second syllable is here made long because the metrical ictus falls upon it. 
 
EHAP EHEA 303 
 
 "Efapxds, ov, 6, adj. et subst. [qui aliquid incipit, auctor,] a leader, a be- 
 ginner. 'O b' efapxps Bpo/nos, evol. Bacch. 141. SYN. 'Apy^ds, tiyefxcbv, em- 
 
 ordrijs, ap^rjyus. 
 'E£cipx w > f» £ w > v « [incipio, auspicor,] to begin, to take the lead in, to move, to 
 
 propose/ BovXas r e^apyuv dyddds, -KoXlfiov re Kopvaacov. B. 273. 
 'E|a<rk-ew, v. [(1) exerceo, (2) orno,] to exercise, to arrange,, to adorn. Bavdov 
 
 KaroiT-po) 7r\dKa/Jiuv efyjaiceis Kofxrjs. Eur. Elect r. 1071. 
 'E£drjyudc?w, f. dew, v. [infamia noto,] to dishonor greatly, to dishonor. Kal 
 
 jju) 't.a.Tifxa^rj-dy, el rvtyXov irdrpos. CE. C. 1378. SYN. 'Ari/iaefw, Kdratypdveb). 
 '£gavy>/5, Zos, b et ?/, adj. [splendens,] blazing forth, dazzling. UibXwp enXye, 
 
 yXovos efavyearepiov. Rhes. 303. SYN. Aafnrpds, XevKos. 
 'E£av§da>, v. [eloquor,] to speak out. 'Efavba, fii) Kevde vo(D> Xvd elbd^xev afuepw. 
 
 A. 363. SYN. 'E£e77rd>, €^epe7rd), e^eped), etcyupeu), Xeyw. 
 'E£aur<s, et e^avflts, adv. [statim,] immediately. HrjXeibrjs 6' e^avrts drapTrjpols 
 
 iireeaoXv. A. 223. SYN. ITdpa^pj)yud, evdews, 7rdpavTiKd. 
 'E^avroyUoXfw, v. [transfugio,] to become a runaway, to desert. 'E£ai/rd/*dXw 
 
 icpds v/j.as. Nub. 1102. SYN. AvrdjuoXeii), bXd<bevyu). 
 'E£a vyi w, v. [glorior; exspecto,] to boast of, to avow; to expect. Ov yap 
 
 7ror', u> 7ra7, tout dv e£r]vypvr eyu). Philoct. 869. 
 'EZdtyaipedfiai, v. [aufero. Vid. Damni. Them. 'E^d^tXw.] to take away. Acu- 
 
 pr o aos rt kcl^os e^dypelXeTo. Soph. Electr. 1 163. SYN. 'Afaipeoj, elatpedficu, 
 'E£d0u7 pi, v. [diniitto, libero,] to send away from, to remove from. 'AXX' e£d- 
 
 <f)e~iTai rovbi y, ws eyu) kXvu). Trach. 72. SYN. 'A0tr?/it, dira.XXa.TTt*). 
 'E£d~<j(>p/cw, v. [despumo,] to foam out. YlpXr alfid-rjpdv ktp.cppic.eaBai fuevos, 
 
 Agam. 1034. SYN. 'Airatppigio. 
 'Eiidfvio, f. voio, v. [exhaurio,] to pour out. Olvov be tydXvvdovcrXv virepfiXov 
 
 etdtyvcvTes. £. 95. SYN. 'E£dpvw, e^avrXlu). 
 'E&yelpw, med. v. e^eyeipu/^at, et egypo/uat, v. [(l) rxcito, (2) surgo,] (l) to raise 
 
 up, (2) to awake. Evbovr dv eleyetpe rov 'Aydjuefirovos. Eur. Electr. 41. See 
 
 also Orest. 1545. and Theocr. 24. 21. 
 'E^eSw, f. tbofxai, v. [exedo,] to eat up. 'E^e&erat gov rotixpov, orav tvttov aXXdae 
 
 ■yacTKrjs. Equit. 1029^ SYN. 'E£ecr0tu>, ebo/iai, KdrdfiXfipojffKU). 
 'E^bpa, as, >/, subst. [locus in quo frequentes scdes, exedra,] a seat at the out- 
 side of a portico, a piazza. Tovs 0' iv e&bpataX, tovs b\ Orest. 1451. 
 "E£ebpds, ov, 6 et )), adj. [a sede et domicilio absens,] from one's seat, from 
 
 home, out. Auyoi TrdpaXXdooovris e^ebpoi eppevwv. Hipp. 939* SYN. 'Araord- 
 
 ros, iKT6wlds s rrjXwxds. 
 'Eleibrj/jX, perf. e£oibd, particip. elbws, praeterpluperf. rjbeiv, v. [perspicio,] to 
 
 see plainly, to understand fully. Alay^pov, rd fxiv ae Oe~ui itavr e'^eibetat. 
 
 Helen. 9*1« SYN. 'Eiliria-dfxai, dxpifiuts yXyybXTKta, eirXyXyrujffKU). 
 'E£e*V, poet, pro e^s, adv. [deinceps, in ordine,] in regular order. Tlaaas 
 
 e£elr)s' TroXXijaX bi Ki'ibe' t</>>/7rro. Z. 241. SYN. See 'E£r/s and 'Ei^v^tpu;. 
 'E£eocdd?u;, v. [adsimulo,] to assimilate, to make like. Mop0// s Tv-n-cofia, arepvd 
 
 t e'ZrjKaa/jitvu. Plioen. lG4. SYN . EIku£<o, t£opoidu), e^/uctTrw. 
 'EfciXvv, v. [evolvo,] to roll out, to unfold. Tw b % efciXvadei'Tts inl \QovX 
 
 yaaripds ajxtyio. Theocr. 24. 17* SYN. 'EK-KTvoaw. 
 "E£e^ui, v. [egrediar,] will go out. "E^etfuX yalas, (f>iXrdTiov iralbiov (f>ovov. 
 
 Med. 791. (See also \f/. 370.) Syn. See 'E^pxo/uat. 
 'E^etVw, v. [enuncio,] to speak out, to declare. AvrXic dv QeLnoL 'Ayd/ie/ivovX 
 
 TroifxtvXXaioy. ft. G54. Syn. See 'E£ctv£dw. 
 'E^e/pyw, f. fo, v. [excludo,] to exclude, to expel. XwpovoX' ku\ rCjvb' ovbiv 
 
 e£eipyei vo/ios. Androm. 176. SYN. 'A7ret'py(i>, K'wXvw, dtyatpidfiai, dvarplTrto. 
 'E^et'pw, v. [exsero, eximo,] to put out, to pull out. Trjv yXCjTrdv efcfpavTis 
 
 av-rov. Equit. 378. SYN. 'Ei-eXicw, dvao-7rdw, efadtit). 
 'EZeXavvw, et e^Xdw, f. tXdtrw, Attice eXd), v. [expello, abigo,] to drive out, to 
 
 banish. "Hv e&Xavvr), ^vfu^dpa fx a^^xdvds. Med. 393. SYN. 'ATtZXavvw 
 
 efcipyu), e^opi^ii), (f>uydbevw, a7rw0ew, dTrorptTrio. 
 
304 E5EA EBEP 
 
 'EfcXeyxw, f. lb), v. [redarguo,] to detect clearly, to reprove, to disclose. 'Eije- 
 Xeyjfeiv fiaKpoTepas. Nem. 10. 85., SYN. 'EXiyyw, Kdr£AeyY/tf, K*drdXa^u/3d»'w> 
 etcviKao), avTiXzyw. 
 
 'E&Xevdepocrrdfjieo), v. [libere vel procaciter loquor,] to give licence to the 
 tongue. QapaHtv vppi^eis, KaleXevQEpQcrTOjJiels. Aj. Fl. 1275. SYN. See 'EXev- 
 depoarrdfiEOj. 
 
 'EgeX/erow, f. £w, v. [(l) evolvo, explico, (2) subduco e pugna,] to unfold, to 
 explain ; to order a counter-march, to move. KaXXurrdv "txvds e^eXiaaovaiv 
 Trobos. Troad. 3. SYN. 'AviXiaaoj, e£aXuw, l£a>0£w, kiveoj. 
 
 'EfcXicTeds, a, dv, adj. verb, ab e^eXfcw, [extrahendus,] must be dragged up. 
 "Ofiojs be Trpos ye tovs (pXXovs e^eXfcreov. Eur. Electr. 4Q1. 
 
 'E^eXKvio, et e^eA/cw, v. [extraho, eripio,] to draw out, to extract, to se- 
 duce. 'AXX', enrep ETcXdvpeiTE ryvb' e£eXd)<xat. Pax 508. See also Hec. 542. 
 SYN. 'A^eXfcw, efeipoj, k^Epvoj, h^eipta. 
 
 'ElEfiEOj, f. tab), v, [evomoj to vomit forth. "H roX oy e^EfXEcreiE, XEprjs &$ kv 
 
 TTVpX TToXXa). fJi. 237* SYN. 'An£f(£W, ki:KEVOOjJLai. 
 
 'F.fcfjnrdXaoj, f. rjcoj, v. [divendo,] to sell off, to dispose of, to betray. See 
 
 'EictyopTiZdiien. Syn. See 'E/iTroXdoj. 
 'E'^Evalpw, v. [interficio,] to kill, \\vkvov t klfivapelv, KaX diro kXvto. TevyZd 
 
 hvaai. Hes. Sc. 329. Syn. See 'Evaipw. 
 'E&rapigh), f. £w, v. [occisum armis spolio; occido,] to strip the dead of their 
 
 arms, to kill. Avrdp 6 ftfj p' 'low te tcaX" AvrXtyov e^ffdo/^wv. A. 101. Syn. 
 
 See , Evdpi$ t o}. 
 'ElEveno), v. [eloquor,] to proclaim. Td fictKpa §' k^EVE-Keiv, Nem. 4. 53. Syn. 
 
 See'Ei^fVw. 
 'El'ETcd'bbj, v. [incantationibus permulceo,] to soften by charms. $XXwv eirabcus 
 
 kleTrq-bovTcu tyvoXv. (E.G. 1 1 P4. SYN. Kdra7rpai$ya>, knirpavvu). 
 'E^£7ra/|0w, f. dpio, v. [extollo, excito,] to instigate. Tas Oeo'is e^dpas yvva~iicds 
 
 k%,ETraip(i)<Jiv boXoj. Lysistr. 624. SYN. 'E-nddpio, napo^i/vo), ETncnrepyw , TrporpE- 
 
 TTO), 7C£lQu). 
 
 'ElETTevxojuai, v. [glorior,] to boast publicly. Kal bovrX bovvat, KalEirevfaadat 
 
 fipdr&v. Philoct. 667. SYN. See 'E-rrevyoi 1 * 1 '- 
 'E|£7rnrX?)or<TW, v. [percelloj to alarm. 'Es ftau/i' Eorjei KalETtXirEirX-qKrai, odtyujs. 
 
 Dan. 36. 
 'E^ew lard fiat, v. [probe novi,] to know thoroughly. Ovk earX dvrjruiv, oaris 
 
 clETtiardrai. Alcest. 800. SYN. 'Eire err djuai, ev yXyvwaKU), efjureipios f^w, ^oibd. 
 'E^£7rt-J7§£s, adv. [ex industria,] on purpose, expressly. Ovkovv Sitcatrrus t^EirX- 
 
 rrjbis >/ ttoXXs. Plut. 91 7. SYN. 'En-tribes. 
 'Ei-tjOdw, f. civio, v. [humi effundo,] to pour out. Tovs XXBovs vvv fxoi ydfxd^E 
 
 Trpuirov E^EpfKraTE. Acharn. 340. Syn. 'Ek/^ciXXw, dTropp'nrrit), ckkevooj. 
 'E^epyac'dyuat, v. [perficio, conficioj to work out, to despatch. ToiavQ' 6 7-X?/- 
 
 fjnav TTdXEfxds elepyuS.ETcu. Eur. Suppl. 130. SYN. 'A-rrepyacld/nai, xdrepyaZo- 
 
 fxai, £7ri7fX£w, bXairpuTTo fj.cn, ei:7ruvE(t), ToXinrevM, e£acrfC£w. 
 'E££p£eiVw, v. [perquiro,] to ask of, to seek out or after. "Qppaiv, >) dirdvevde 
 
 (j)tXov TToaiv e^EpEeiioi. x^. 86. SYN. 'E^£p£w, dvEpojTdco, e^EpevvdiOy elEpiordoj. 
 'E^£/0£0/5w, v. [irrito,] to irritate greatly. Ild|o' aladv €IepeQL3.ojv. Pyth. 8. 15. 
 
 Syn. See %)W2oj. 
 'E££pe//rw, v. [everto : " item procido." Damm.] to overturn, to fall off. Zeu- 
 
 yXrjs elEpXTTovcd irdpa£vyov a/utpdrEpoitrX. P. 440. SYN. 'E/:7r/7rrw, Epeiiro). 
 'ElEpevvdoj, v. [pervestigo,] to search out, to examine. 'AW t£epevvqv vvv 
 
 bi y EirXuvpu) t e'/u>. QE. R. 258. SYN. 'AvEpevvdio, bxtpevvdoj, ejj,Erac!o) f e^£- 
 
 pEelvto. 
 'EtfipEb), et e'tEpdfiai, v. [percontor,] to speak out, to declare, to ask of. 7 £ISe 
 
 yap E^EpEii), to bi Kal TETEXefffjiEvdv carat. A. 212. See also T. 15. Syn. 'E£- 
 
 avbdio, e£evvE7roj, et,€EpEeivio. 
 'E^£p>?juow, v. [desolo,]to abandon, to bring desolation upon. Ad/3pov bpaKoiros 
 
 elEpTjfiijjtjas yEvvy. Herc.F. 253. Syn. See 'EprjfjLoio, 
 
EHEP EHHB 305 
 
 'E^epiva^w, v. [maturum et aptum rebus agendis reddo,] to train up. Es /3pw- 
 
 aivy dXXovs e£eptva£eis Xdyi^. Soph. fr. Helen. 
 'EffpHTTrjs, ov, 6, subst. [litigator,] a litigious person. OuS' €^ept<7Tr)s ru>v Xdytav, 
 
 ddevfiapvs. Eur. Suppl. 904. SYN. 'Eptarrjs, (})XXdreiKds, avfiXoyos, avrtbUos. 
 'E£ep7rw, v. [prorepo, tarde protraho,] to creep out, to drag along slowly. 
 
 Aawovai fi klepirovTes ol KopivdXot. Nub. 710. SYN. 'Avepirto, atpepxw, e'^ep- 
 
 XofJ-at, (3abi£(*>. 
 'E^eppu), v. [discedo,] to go, to vanish ; imper. begone. "Efcppe yaias rijac)' 
 
 ijaov ra-^os tyvyas. Hipp. 973> 
 'E&pvKu), v. [averto, prohibeo,] to draw away, to prevent. Ketvwp kw$ efy'ipvKe 
 
 ftovXevtav ad(j)ujs. Philoct. 428. Syn. See 'Epv/cw. 
 'E^epvto, et Ion. poet, efctpvu, v. [extraho,] to extract, to pull out. 'Pvpov h'&- 
 
 pvot, fj eKcpspoX vxpoa cielpas. K. 503. See also X Y. 8J0. Syn. 'E^eX/cw, e£,a- 
 
 pvoj, a<f>avi£u>. 
 'E£epxo[xai, eXevcropat, v. [egredior, advenio,] to go out, to proceed to. Myr 
 
 els x^P^ v cifiiWay e^eXdrjs epol. Hec. 226. Syn/'E^cijui, eKfidXeto, HK7c6pevd[xai, 
 
 eKfiatvu), ewepxofJ-ai. 
 'E&ptoei*), v. [decedo, excedo,] to slip out or aside, to withdraw. 'Cls eliruv, 
 
 fieaaris efypwrjae KeXevdov. Theocr. 25. 189- SYN. 'A7repw£w, tnrepxd fj.cn (q. v.), 
 
 e^rjico). 
 'E'£,epu)Ta(D, v. [percontor,] to ask of or from. 'AW e&pojTa' prjbep evbees Xt-nrgs. 
 
 Phoen. 396. 
 'E£eo-0w, v. [exedo,] to eat out, to devour. Aixfjvas e&vduvTas dp^cuW tyvoXv. 
 
 Choeph. 275. SYN. 'AvecdXtv, ££eb6pat y KaTebio. 
 'E'tZaia, as, //, subst. [legatio publica,] a delegation, an embassy. Twv evek 
 
 e%ialr\v iroXXrjv obov i]Xdev 'bbvovevs. $. 20. SYN. Upeafleta. 
 "EHearX, verb, impers. [licet,] it is lawful or allowable. "E^earXv at yap avyyz- 
 
 ve~ts dfiiXXat. Troad. 51. 
 'Ei-erdcw, v. [examino,] to inquire, to examine, to investigate, to prove. 'Eyyvs 
 
 Trcipeartos e&TciZeodai (j)XXds. Alcest. 1030. SYN. Aoid/udc?w, e^epevvdtt), £7r«*fy- 
 
 rew, e^evpt(TK(jj. 
 'E££ra<m, iojs, >/, subst. [exquisitio, examen,] investigation, review, proof. 
 
 'E^erdatv tov fyojidds, arts eXeyx^t. Call. Ep. 62. 
 f E£err)s t eds, adj. [sexennis,] six years old, of six years. OIS' e££rei aot rpavXX- 
 
 aavTt nXdopEvos. Nub. 860. 
 'E£,£Tt tov, adv. [ex illo tempore,] ever since. 'E£eri tov ore, hwyzves, Bpto-rjXbd 
 
 KovprjV. I. 106. 
 'E£eiAd/3£o/icu, v. [vereor, caveo,] to be cautious of, to fear. 'EfcvXafiovvTat, 
 
 pi) (j)XXots rev^etv IpXv. Androm. 643. 
 'E^ev/jiapiciu), v. [rem facilem reddo,] to render easy, to alleviate. 'E£ev/udp/c?ei, 
 
 7Tpeffftv ; irpos at yap (iXento. Here. F. 81. SYN. Evpdpi$,u), kfypZpvto, 
 
 €K7rpUVVQ). 
 
 'Efyvp-qpa, cltos, to, subst. [solers inventum,] a clever discovery. Kpeovrds, rj 
 
 (tov, TavTa.Ta^evpfjfia.Ta.'t CE. R. 386. 
 'EfcvptfTKtt}, v. [invenio, excogito,] to find out, to invent, to discover. "Efcvpe pr)- 
 
 X&vav tXv ' 'Abfju'iTtp kukQv. Alcest. 224. SYN. EvpiaKtv, avevpiaKoj, Ka.Td.Xap- 
 
 fiavto. 
 'EfcvTpETriZto, v. [apparo,] to manage well. 'E£evrpt7ri£eiv, elalovrX 5' epyarr}. 
 
 Eur. Electr. 75. Syn. Ei/rpt7r/£w. 
 'E^tv^ofiat, v. [glorior,] to boast openly, to relate exultingly. ToloX pay efcv- 
 
 %tT, iv u-otU. Olymp. 13. 85. 
 'E^t'f^uat, v. [mando,] to enjoin. 'E/ceTvor e'Lpyetv Tevtcpos e^e^ttrat. Aj. Fl. 806. 
 'E^to, v. [enn'neo, exsto,] to rise, to overtop, to excel. Kal ravTci fiev vvv 
 
 evXvytos, yv e£tx*/. Vesp. 771. SYN. 'Ayt)(w, drdrtXXw, ayafalv&ftcu. 
 "Esfafids, ov, b et >/, adj. [qui pubertatem excessit,] one who has passed the age 
 
 of young men. "Hfiqs aKfiaws Km tov elfrfiov xpovy. Sept. Theb. 12. Syn. 
 
 Tltipr)flds, 
 
 Pros. Lex. 2 Q 
 
306 EHHr EEII 
 
 'Efyiyedfjiat, v. [praeeo,] to preside over, to lead, to command, to conduct, to 
 
 explain, to interpret. Aefctv, d KciXxas Qeatydr e£r?y^<7dro. Iph. A. 529. 
 
 SyN. 'Hyeoyuat, dpyw, l£dyw, e/cS^Xow. 
 'EfyKevribrjs, ov, 6, P. N. [Execestides,] a sycophant and vagabond, satirized by 
 
 Aristophanes. 1 Ovb' ai', jmd Atd y', evrevOev 'E^ijfceartSqs. Aves 11. 
 'E^Kovrd, adj. indeci. [sexaginta,] sixty. 'Efy'jKov-d vfjds 6 ©qo-ews. Iph. A. 
 
 248. 
 'Ei#jcw, f. £w, v. [pervenio,] to arrive at, to travel through. "Or olv roXavrriv ij/uiv 
 
 el-ritceis obov. Soph. Electr. 1318. SyN. Uopevo/Jiai, eHfipypfiai, wdpepypfiai, 
 
 e^dvvrcj. 
 'Ei-jy\dros, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [ductus malleo, lamina jnductus. Vid. Damm.] 
 
 beaten out, embossed, plated. KaXfjv, yaXKeiriVy e^Xdrov* fjv dpd ^aXKevs, 
 
 M. 295. 
 f E£>7judp, adv. [per sex dies,] for six days. 'E^rjfiap fj.lv opus nXEopev vvktus te 
 
 KCtX l)fjtdp. k. 80. 
 
 'E^eoow, v. [mausuefacio,] to render completely tame. 'EfyfiEpwaas, dedv' 1 
 
 dvear-qaev fxdvos. Here. F. 848. SYN. See 'H/iepdw. 
 'Ebipoifids, ov, 6et fj, adj. [rnutatorius,] fitted for exchange. E'/^drdr* e^ot/3d, 
 
 Xoerpd te dep/j-d KaX evvai. 6. 249* 
 'E^7r£po7reww, v. [circumvenio,] to circumvent, to cheat, to cajole. Ko^7repo- 
 
 tteveiv, Kai (f>t\elv kcli fir] (j)XXe~iv. Lysistr. 840. Syn. See 'H7repd7revw. 
 "E£>js, adv. [deinceps, in ordine,] next, in order. 'EJ-fjs Kddrjad bevpd fiov ndbos, 
 
 tekvov. Iph. A. 627. SYN. 'E^eirjs, E(])€^f}s, Kade^fjs, /uerd ravrd, etc tovtov. 
 'Ehbiio, v. [exsudo, liquidum stercus emitto,] to sweat through, &c. Ovk dv 
 
 etybiGEV els OolfidrXdv, &XX' dveVrero. Aves 792. SYN. 'E/enXdw, d7r#7rdrea;. 
 'E£ibpv<o, f. va-u), v. [depouo, colloco,] to set down, to station. 2n?ow jjle na£t- 
 
 bpverov, o)s 7rv0wjue0d. CE. C. 11. SyN. 'EvXbpvd). 
 'Egirifxl, v. [emitto, dimitto,] to send out or away, to expand, to remove, "brav 
 
 CTpdTevjx 'Apyeloj/ e^iy 3 koXuis. Troad. 94>. SYN. 'E7re£i77/n, d7roTX6r}fjiX, 
 
 efc/3dXXw. 
 'Efydvvu), f. vvw, v. [dirigo,] to make out straight, to rule. 'AXX' ware ordfyu*? 
 
 bopv vyftbv efydvvei. 0.410. SYN. See 'Idvvw. 
 'Eijt/cerevw, v. [supplico,] to obtain a request, to petition. 'E^tKsrevaE rfjs E/urjs 
 
 ■%eipos dXywv. CE. R. 7°\). SYN. KddXKETevw, e^aiTEOfJiai, Kdrdbedpai, Kara- 
 
 ireiQio. 
 9 E£iK/ia£(o 9 v. [" proprie exsicco, hie valet, praesentibus insistere, considerare, 
 
 comniemorare." Brunck.] to consider. Ovk k^XKfxa^fa, ko.1 Xoy/cjo/zai KdKd ; 
 
 Androm. 405. 
 'E^iKpEdfiai, 2 aor. XKu/jirjv, v. [pervenio, evenio,] to come out, to arrive at. Ovk 
 
 e^iKvovjj.ai Maivdbojv onoi /jidOw. Baech. 1049- SYN. 'AtpiKVEbpai. 
 'E|i7row, v. [comprimo, opprimo,] to oppress, to bruise. '£ls e/uov ye rw £,v\u> 
 
 rbv J>/j.ov e^nvvjKdTou. Lysistr. 291* 
 'E^Vr/jut, f. TTTiiadfxai, 2 aor. eVr^r, v. [avolo,] to fly away from. 'E£e7rrar' 
 
 diKiov, afxiKpov avdtjaas yjpovdv. Eur. Electr. 944. 
 'Escrow, v. [adaequo,] to make equal with. 'E^Xaibaai tovs 7roXiVa$ KatyZXelv rd 
 
 beijxdrd. Ran. 68S. SYN. 'Avigou), Xaow. 
 'E&'or/^u, f. eKaniau), v. [(1) de loco demoveo ; (2) mente alieno,] to remove, 
 
 to turn aside, to alarm, to confound. Ttffwjutft' avrov irpoira o' eKarrjcov <ppE- 
 
 v&v. Bacch. 838. SYN. (med. V.) 'AQicrrdfiat, fiEdtarafiai, eKirXiiTTofiai, bXa- 
 
 <pQeipofxai t dfxavpddfiai, fxaivd/jicu. 
 'EfyoTdpEU), v. [exquiro,] to search out, to trace. 'Eliordpovv viv, /u^rtp' et 
 
 Kreiveiv fxlt XP y 'l' Orest. 283. SYN. 'AviaropE'io, dyacfyrew, Epwrdu), fiavddvio. 
 'E£io lor eos y a, 6v, adj. verb, [adaequandus,] must be equally granted. Et koX 
 
 rvpavvels, e^XaojTEOv to yovv. CE. R. 408. 
 
 1 See Brunck's note, Aves 1527. 2 Qeuv is here scanned as a monosyllable. 
 
 3 Oa the quantity of the antepenult, of 'E£fT)fju see ^Irffu. 
 
EHIX EHOM 307 
 
 *Effx V€ * ,(a 9 e * e^ixvotTKoireto, v. [investigo,] to trace out. 'AW E^tx vevaovcr ^ <«» 
 
 Kav deXys Xddpd. Bacch. 805. See also Aj. Fl. 997. Syn. Jx v0(TKd7r ^> 
 
 Txvevw, eZepevvau), dva$.r)TE<i). 
 'Eluebifivos, ov, 6 et rj t adj. [sex medimnos capiens,] containing six medimni, 
 
 or about twelve bushels. 'E^/uEbtjuvov Kv^eXrjy aTruiklaav. Pax 631. 
 'Egoyrifo, v. [(1) tumidum reddo, (2) tumulum extruo,] to swell out, to extol, 
 
 to pile up a tumulus or grave, to bury. Qevyiov, Tpdnegais o<ttXs e£,6yicoiT 
 
 dyav. Eur. Suppl. 874. SYN. 'OyKow, KaTayJovvviit, koXvittu), 0d7rrw, v\pou). 
 'E^oyfcwyua, ctros, ro, subst. [tumor, tumulus,] a swelling, a tomb, OvaXaial 
 
 XaXrotaX t IfyyKujudaX. Here. F. 1332. Syn. Xw^ci, rv/dftds. 
 \E£ooaw, v. [viatico instruo ; venumdo,] to supply provisions for a journey, to 
 
 sell. Mr) Tab' e^obav eyw. Cycl. 267- Syn. 'E^eprdXctto, eKTvopevofxat. 
 'E^oboLwopEw, v. [exeo forasj to go out from, to travel abroad. tlpXv ovv tXv 
 
 ctvbpujv etybonropeiv areyrjs. Soph. Electr. 20. SYN. 'E^ep^d/uat. 
 "Etybos, ov, i], subst. [egressio, finis, mors,] a departure, an outlet, an end, 
 
 death. KaXXloves t dp etaoboi toiv k^obiDV. Here. F. 622. SYN. "EKJjdals, 
 
 teXos, Qdvaros. 
 'EZubvydd/jicu, v. [dolore irritor,] to be tormented with pain. Tupvev, eXke, fir) 
 
 a €"£,dbvvr)tids. Cycl. 655. 
 'E£oc?a>, v. [oleo,] to give out a strong smell. Kcu kok&v ktyobeis, aV ejieu <pvye, 
 
 pi) fie fioXvvrjs. Theocr. 20. 10. SYN. See"Oc?w. 
 'E^oiSew, v. [extumesco,] to swell out. YlXrjyais Trpoawrrov <pdXdk'pov etybrjKord. 
 
 Cycl. 227. Syn. Oibeio, ktpyKoonai. 
 'E^oiKrii7ijj.ds f ov, 6 et i; t adj. [habitabilis,] habitable. Nat, reicvdv, eiicep y 
 
 early e^oiKrjoXfAds. CE. C. 27« SYN. 'Ei'Oi/o'/afyios, oIktjtos. 
 'E£ota'e?w, v. [domo ejicio,] to eject from home, to clear of. Kcu Afjfj.vov 
 
 apbrjv apoEVuv etykXvdv. Hec. 875. SYN. 'E£<fy?tc?w, eKfiaXXu), (pvydbevu), fier- 
 
 oiKiZo/nai. 
 'EZoacdbu/jiEU), v. [inceptum aedificiuni perficio,] to finish a building. 'Efy/vdSo- 
 
 fxriTai fTOL to rel^ds. Aves 1124. 
 'E£ou/wc?w, v. [ejulo,] to utter doleful cries. '6 & evdus ktyyua^Lv oljuwyds Xv- 
 
 ypds. Aj. Fl. 317- Syn. See 0<>wc<u. 
 'Etpivobfiat, v. [vino lymphor,] to be intoxicated with wine. Tepirv&s vXv e\oX- 
 
 Sotfi dv efytpiDfjLEvas. Bacch. 802. Syn. See Olvou). 
 'Eijoiy^'tw, et ktyiyofiai, x. [egredior,] to go out. , A.vEpls etytyyevoX ovv lirxoi- 
 
 criv kcu o^eo-^tv. I. 384. See also Z. 379- 
 'Ei;o/ceXXw, v. [impingo,] to drive out, to precipitate into. '6 re ttXovtos ei;w- 
 
 KeiXe t6v K€KTt)iiivuv'. Menaud. 
 'E^dXiadaii'io, 2 aor. tiXtoddv et uXioddvuv, v. [elabor,] to slip out, to escape 
 
 from. "Onios oXbrjpos e^oXiaddvot /jluttji'. Phcen. 1398. SYN. 'Ec7rt7rrw, a7ro- 
 
 Xiaddvio, oXiaOaivb). 
 'EfrXXvfjiX, f. o\e<t(o, Attice oXw, v. [penitus perdo,] to destroy utterly. 'Eyw 
 
 be Kv-n-pXv, ijirtp e£6XXvol fie. Hipp. 722. Syn. See 'AkoXXv/jX. 
 'EtyXoXvciio , v. [exululo,] to utter a loud cry. Aeivov 6' e'^oXoXv^e, bpd/Aujv o' 
 
 iiyyeiXi fiveaalv. Batrach. 100. SYN. See 'OXdXv£o>. 
 'E^owtXew, v. [consuetudinem habeo,] to associate with, to crowd around. Ob 
 
 tcdXov ev oyXw a' e^dfitXeladat arpdrov. Ipli. A. 735. Syn. See '6/^tXew. 
 'E£oyutXos, ov, 6 et I), adj. [abhorrens a consuetudine,] unusual. zZvuv ydp 
 
 €E,d/jiiXds i'lbe tls ftdals. Tracli. J)66. SYN. ADaoutXos', airorpdirds, t^vos. 
 'E^u/aVow, v. [oculos effodio ; oculatuni re<ldo,] to take out or open the eves; 
 
 to render quick-sighted. ^6>^iaru>rat, k«1 XtXafiirpvircn Kdpas. i'lut. 635. 
 
 SYN. 'Ofi/IUTOU), €KTVlj)XdlO. 
 
 'EjlofxyvfiX, f. klofiovfiaij v. [abjuro,] to deny on oath. <I>/yo-ets iiiTaoyEiv, ?i 
 
 ^ojxEi to fxij elbivai ; l Antig. 541. SYN. 'ATrdyopevu), dpviofiat. 
 'E'tdfxddtv, adv. [ex eodeni loco,] from the same place. E^o/jtoOeu *$fO&ra$' d 
 
 1 Mi) tibevat i& heie scasned as a cretic. 
 
308 EHOM EHOX 
 
 fiey <j>vXXrjS, b h' tXanjs, e. 4>77> SYN. See 'dpodev. 
 'E^d/xotdw, v. [similem efficio,] to make like, to assimilate. "Avbpas yvvattfv 
 
 e^dfjioiovadai <pvaXv. Androm. 354. Syn. 'Ofxotbio. 
 'E^bfjiopyvvLiX, f. bfiopfa, v. [abstergo,] to wipe off. Mtjo' etyfjiopfy pwpiav 
 
 Tjjv ffrjv ejioL Bacch. 340. SYN. 'OfiopyvvLiX, dTrdjiopyvvfxi, dizbiiaTTiti, eKfxar- 
 
 rofxat. 
 'E£d>e<o/£w, taw, Attice iw, v. [probris iucesso,] to reproach. KdXoV ye fioi 
 
 rovveihos efoveibXads. Iph. A. 305. SYN. See '6rei£/£a>. 
 'E^oro/idcw, et kldvopalvto, v. [nomine voco,] to name, to accost by name. 
 
 XeipX te fxiv KarlpellVy tiros t tyar, etc t bvbLiai,EV. H. 108. See also e?. 66. 
 
 Syn. See '6vojudc?w. 
 'E^dvdfjiaK\r}bi]v t adv. [nominating] expressly, by name. 'E&p dfiaKXribrjv bvb- 
 
 fiaZiov dvbpd ekchttov. X. 415. SYN. See 'OvbLiaKXrjbrjy. 
 'E^b-n-Xdiy, eloinaQE, et e£t>7rtffw, adv. [a tergo, retrorsum,] Ylporrao) yap kute- 
 
 Kv\p£, to 5 1 e^omOeu bbpv jxaicpbv. II. fill. See also Equit. 22. and b. 35. 
 
 Syn. See' ; 67rt0ev. 
 'E£o7riff0o7r|OWKWc?a>, v. [partes posteriores impingo,] to kick the posteriors. Trj 
 
 aavlborpiiaas k^oTTLcQbTtpCjKTlaov. Thesm. 1124. 
 'E£o7rX/c?a>, v. [armis penitus instruo,] to arm completely. Aeovtos, tfirEp avrbs 
 
 €&7r\i££rd. Here. F. 464. Syn.'OttX^w. 
 'E£o7rraw, v. [asso,] to roast. Adftpu> fxa\aipq. aapms, e£a>7rra itvpX. Cycl. 402. 
 
 Syn. See 'OTrrdw. 
 'E^opdw, v. [perspicio,] to see distinctly. "iW QbpdoBai pbdid ^epubQev fxbXXs. 
 
 Helen. 1268. 
 'Ei-OjO-y/cJw, v. [ad iram incito,] to exasperate. Tovtov xdpiv e^wpyiffLtai. Batrach. 
 
 184. Syn. 'OpyiZcj. 
 'EtypdlaSu), v. [alta voce excito,] to stir up by a loud voice. Kd£op0'idc?wv 
 
 7roXXa. Choeph. 265. SYN. 'E7rop0idc?(tf, 6pdXa£(i), efavbdio, eKfibdio, dvopdXaclio. 
 'E&pJddio, v. [erigo, instauro,] to rai»e up, to set right, to direct, to regulate. 
 
 Tv&fiaiaiv VGTEpaialv klppQovLiWd. Eur. Suppl. 1093. SYN. 'AvopObio, iirdvop- 
 
 Ooio, biopdoit), opdoh). 
 'E£op/c?a>, v. [extermino,] to exterminate, to banish. "AWrjv ax aXXrjs Qdpi- 
 
 £oi>T€S ttoXXv. Heracl. l6. SYN. 'A^optcjw, eJgXavvio, ckSiwkw, tyvydbevw, e£oi- 
 
 KlCi(0. 
 
 'E^dplvo), v. [incito, irrito,] to excite. 2i) b y ktjoplvas ynXovs vXayiidaXv. Agam. 
 
 1621. Syn. 'E££jO£0/5w, bpivw. 
 "Etypicos, ov, b, subst. [jusjurandum,] an oath. 'AXa-dtjs te fxoX efypKbs. Olymp. 
 
 13. 139. 
 'Fjfypftaot, v. [impello, incito, erumpo,] to excite, to exhort, to rush out, to 
 
 hasten. To£wj' irTEpiOTas yXvtyXbds e^opLiwfJiEpas. Orest. 26S. SYN. 'Opjicao, 
 
 irapotyvu), ETrdyco, ETceiyta, 
 'E£opfxl£h), v. [(1) enavigo, (2) sede moveo,] to set sail, to withdraw, to carry 
 
 out. 'Es 7c6vtov bodypri vekvgXv e£opfAi£bfj,£V. Helen. 1246. 
 "Efyp/dbs, ov y 6 et fj, adj. [qui e statione solvit,] one who sails from. Kp?/ras 
 
 eippfibs dvr'jp. Hipp. 156. 
 'E£opoi/w, v. [exsilio,] to spring forth, to jump out, to escape. 'Actkov jxev 
 
 Xvaav, di'Efiot 6' ek ttclvtes bpovadv. K, 47 • SYN. 'EK7n;£dw, eKdbpEio, dvbpovto, 
 
 ETTOpOVti). 
 
 'E£opw, v. [excito,] to stir up. T H, Kat b liev TrpbrEpuoZ bbfxwv efaprb vteoQai. 
 
 A poll. 1. 306. 
 'EZpTpvvu), f. vvw, v. [exstimulo,] to urge on. "Os /x e^brpvvei Tralb' eliov irewai 
 
 XXrais. Eur. Suppl. 24. SYN.^Orpuvw, eicireida). 
 'E£ovoia, as, fj, subst. [facultas, potentia,] power, authority. Ae/i-waiy avrovs 
 
 Tutv KaKutv elovoXq.. Eur. Temen. fr. 14. Syn. AvrdLus, dbeid, d^twyud. 
 'Etbtye'XXto, v. [adaugeo,] to increase, to advance. MvrjcTTfjpas bwpoiai mX e£w- 
 
 <J)eXXev Zebra. 0. 19* SYN. 'E7ro0eX\w, bfeXXu), avfo. 
 "ElfiXps, v, or, adj. [cminens,] surpassing others, eminent, distinguished^ 'Hure 
 
EHOX EOI 309 
 
 fiovs dyeXy(j)X fxiy ££ox#s ^ttXeto iraPTWP. B. 480. Syn. 'E^a/peros, vvrelpd^os, 
 
 virEpe-^tiVy Trpoe^wy, V7rep0t///s, 7rpd(f>ept)s, epboi^ds, eK7rp£7rr)s, Kpariaros. 
 'E£dxu)s, adv. [excellenter, supra modum,] eminently, exceedingly, in a particu- 
 lar manner. QprjTbjp' aTraaas elirov, e^d^ws 6' £ju£. Bacch. 1224. 
 'E^v/3/ot^o;, f. tau, v. [injuriam facio per insolentiam,] to act with overbearing 
 
 insolence. Tab' ktyfipiZec ttXyjp dray kXvtj tXpos. Soph. Electr. 295. Syn. 
 lppi£(t) f yavpXddiy TV(f>dd/iat. 
 ''EguTtavLoTYijiiy v. [(1) sine mora erigo ; et (2) in 2 aor. sine mora surgo,] (1) to 
 
 raise up quickly, (2) to rise immediately. J,/jta>bi^ b' alparbeaaa fierafpevov 
 
 €£viravioTT). B. 267 • SYN. 'E^dvtaTrjfxX, vTrdvlarrj/Jii, 
 'E£v7re<7rw, v. [moneo, jubeo,] to suggest, to advise. iSov* tX fxoi ropb' e£virei- 
 
 7rds elodpyp ; Bacch. 1255. SYN. 'firelxh), £7rireX\w, i)7r orXdrj^iX. 
 'E£v7rep0£, adv. [supra, superne,] above. Tdb' e£i/7rep0£, tcai arXpov y' ovbeis 
 
 Tv-rrds. Philoct. 29. SYN. "Y7rep0£, dpwdsp. 
 'E^v7r7/perlw, v. [ministro, servio,] to serve, to minister to, to obey. YIp&aaeiv, 
 
 kXvoptes kl,virr]pET^cr6fXEV. Trach. 1158. SYN. See 'XTrrjpETEO). 
 'E£v7rrtdcw, v. [resupino,] to lay on the back, to turn up. 'E^vnTXa^wv opfia, 
 
 UdXvvetKovs filav. Sept. Theb. 574. 
 'Etytyaivio, v. [texendo absolvo,] to finish weaving, to compose. 'E^ixpaiPE yXv- 
 
 Keld Kal. Nem. 4. 72. Syn. See 'Ytyaipto. 
 'E£v0ao/ia, droSy to, subst. [tela,] a web. KepxXbos bra ypoi-qs dv e^vQacrfid 
 
 oris. Eur. Electr. 539. SYN."Y0a<r/ud, lards. 
 'E£,v<f>riyedfiai, v. [praeeo,] to go first, to lead the way. 'AX\' e^rjyov' yp&dX 
 
 b\ ws Zyup £%et. CE. C. 1025. Syn. 'f(pr)y£o/Jiai. 
 "E£(v, et ifodey, adv. et praep. [foras, foris, extra, praeter, absque,] without, 
 
 out of doors, beyond. Avrdp Zycbp olds oyeddv e£w vf)d fieXaivdv. k. Q5. See 
 
 also Med. 1309. 
 '£|w0£w, f. wQriob) et wo-w, v. [extrudo,] to thrust or drive out from, li) b' av- 
 
 roSy ei aoi dv/uoSy e^ojOel ydopos. Hipp. 1090. SYN. 'E^opt'cJw, d.7rw0£W, e^eXav" 
 
 V(Oy €Kf3uXXu), direXavvu). 
 "EfadeVy\id."Efa. 
 'E&Xrjs, ids, 6 et fi, adj. [deperditus,] utterly ruined. 'EfoXes eorX \xlipybv 
 
 AlyviTTov yevos. JEseh. Suppl. 7^9* SYN. YldvojXrjs, 7rdvu)Xe~dpds, oXoos, 
 
 bvarrjpds. 
 'Efa/jiigwy v. [humero tenus nudo,] to make bare up to the shoulder. 'E£w/xi- 
 
 a&oais top ETepoy ftpd\iopd. Eccles. 267. 
 'Efapusy Xbdsy t], subst. [tunica servilis non tegens brachia,] a jacket used by 
 
 menials, which being short and without sleeves left the arm and body free 
 
 for labor. At^Oepwy, Ka&fiXbiop, as ovtos clvtoTs rj/jnrdXa. Vesp. 442. 
 'E£w«o<7ia, as, f], subst. [abjuratio,] a denial on oath. 'E£w«o<7ta 6' ovk 
 
 cotip ; b. Ob yap bei arpo0>/s. Eccles. 1026. SYN. 'A7rw/uoaia, dpprjaXs (fitd* 
 
 opKOv). 
 'E£to7Ti<5s, ovy 6 et r/, adj. [extra conspectum positus,] out of sight. 'Hyov &v t 
 
 Twvbe bufidrcjv efo-TrXovs. Alcest. 562. 
 "Efaposy ovy 6 et >/, adj. [intempestivus,] out of season. "E£wpa Trpaaaio, kovk 
 
 ifiot TrpdaeiKbrd. Soph. Electr. 121. SYN."Awpos, dKatpos, 7rdXaidSy e^XTrjXds. 
 'EfaffrrjSy ovy by subst. [expulsor,] a driver-out, an expeller. Mr) frfXTrovtooXp, 
 
 rfVLK e^u)(TTr)s"Apr]s. Rhes. 322. Syn. 'E\dr//p, oj3pX/uds. 
 'EopraQWy v. [festum diem celebro,] to celebrate a feast. No^tov te des tovo\ 
 
 ordv iopTa£r\ Xius. Iph. T. 1459- SYN. 'Eoprt)v dyu). 
 'Eoprr/y ys, ^, subst. [festus dies, feriae,] a festival, a feast, a holiday. KaJ dd- 
 
 vdra) KdTEyei, Bpd/xtov itdpdfxovaos eoprals ; Phoen. 797 - SYN. TfXtrj), xdi{/yv- 
 
 pXSy eiXd-rrXpr). SYN. lefivr/, ayp>), XvaXnoPos, up«, evKiXabos, /JV<TrX7roXus, 
 
 6Zb<pXXr)s, TrevTdETrjpXs. 
 'Eds, Er)y Hop, et '£v$, eos, pronom. [suus : usurpatur etiam de omnibus personis. 
 
 'Eds etiam apud Horn, bonus significat, unde genitiv. plur. ttuop, bbaiiop, bwri- 
 
 pwp vel simili voce subaudita. Vid. Ileyne. A. 393.] his own, &c. "Ev oti)- 
 
310 EIIAF EIIAI 
 
 OeaaXv ecTtaX* av be <ppd<raX, et fie aa<bffets. A. 83. See also A. 393. SYN. 
 
 *Os, efxoSy aos, XbXos, <pt\os, otyeoSy atyeTepos. 
 'Ifcirayaidftai, et eirdyaXXd/iaiy v. [laetor aliqua re, exulto, superbio,] to rejoice. 
 
 OvveKev ov oX eywye Kaicrj e7rdyaidfiaX arrj. Apoll. 3. 170. See also IT. 91, 
 
 SYN. 'AyaXXfyieu, ayaio/iai, TepTrdfiai., eirXyaioio , £7rayXd igdfiat. 
 'En-ayyeXXw, f. eXw, v. [annuntio, promitto,] to tell, to announce, to profess, 
 
 to promise. BovXdfiepoicrXv e7rayyeXXet. Here. F. 11 76. SyN. 'A7rayyeXXw, 
 
 KeXevnj, bXdyopevu), ajjioXoyso), irdpayyeXXh), dveyyvdu). 
 'E7rayetj0w, f. tow, v. [congrego,] to gather together again, to collect. Aaoi/s b' 
 
 ovk eneoiKe irdXiXXoyd tcivt eirdyeipeiv. A. 126. SYN. 'Aye/par, ovvdyelpiOyena- 
 
 BpoL<2,w, avvadpol£(o. 
 'EirayXat^dfiat, V. [exulto ob,] to be proud of, to exult. Aqpov enayXdXeladaiy 
 
 eVet tyovos eyyvQev clvtio, 2. 133. SYN. YavpXd6jiai 7 endy aid fiai, £7rdyaX- 
 
 Xo/xat. 
 'E7rayw, f. £w, v. [induco, infero,] to induce, to draw, to lead. Ilorejod to xpv v 
 
 a<f eirriyay avdpufTroarcpdyetv. Hec. 260. SYN. Etcdyw, elotyepit), eTreiatyepio, 
 
 7rapa7reid(i), eirdeipu). 
 'Eirqbu), et e7raeibio, v. [(l) accino, (2) incanto,] to sing to, to charm by 
 
 singing. Yleideiv erroibdva &a& 0/j.apreXv fiot 7rerpas. Iph. A. 1212. See also 
 
 Eur. Electr. 864. SYN. Upoaoibio, Kdra:b(o. 
 'E-rraelpu), f. depfi, contr. apo), v. [(1) adlevo, (2) incito,] to lift up, to place upon, 
 
 to impel, to extol. KXvtciv AoKpwv eirdeipov-TX. Olymp. 9. 31. SYN. 
 
 'Avaeipoj, e^delpw, eTraipoj, eirdyojy araicovtylcu), e7raive<t). 
 %7rae£<i), v. [adaugeo, promoveo,] to increase, to cause to prosper. "Os ol 
 
 7roXXd KdfirjaXf deos b' eirt epyov defy. £• 65. SYN.~'Ae£w, ct#i;u;, eiravfo. 
 *E7radXdVy ov, to, subst. [praemium certaminis,] a prize, a reward. Ka.7ra6Xd 
 
 beivd, bdicpvd ffoi yevrjaeTai. Phcen. 1277. SYN. 'AeGXov, aQXov, viKrjTtipXdv. 
 'ETraiagio, v. [insuper lamentor,] to bewail besides. Am£w tov" AbwvXv eTraid- 
 
 $,ovaXv spares. Bion 1 . 6. SYN. 'E7rotjUwc?w, embaKpvoj, £7rdXoXi»c'w. 
 '£7raty/5w, f. Xato, v. [impetuose spiro,] to blow vehemently upon, to rush for- 
 ward with impetuosity. Aafipds ewaiyiclwv, eirX r rjfiveX aoTdyveooXv. B. 148. 
 
 SYN. 'ETtd'iaoio, fieyd et <r<pobpuis Ttveoj. 
 'ETraibeopai, v. [revereor,] to feel awe, to blush. Ovk e^aibeaQ^aof-iai ye npoa- 
 
 vrecrelv to gov yovv. Iph. A. 900. SYN. Albedfiai, eTraia^vvoi-iai, evTpe7rdfiai f 
 
 (f>o(Dedfiai. 
 'ETraiveaXsy eo)s, rj, et enaivoSy ov, 6, subst. [laus,] praise. 'Apye7' oveibij kcu 
 
 Qpvy&v e7raive<reis. Troad. 420. See also Troad. 385. Syn. See Alrds. 
 'E7ratv£w, et ewaivi£<a s v. [(l)laudo; (2) adsentior,] to applaud, to praise; to 
 
 assent to, to approve. Td fiev a eiraivCj, Kovbd/urj Xiffio noTe. P. V. 348. See 
 
 also Lysistr. 198. SYN. ^.vveTratveiOy KaTdiveu), e7rev([>r)fxeu), dirbbeyoixai, mv- 
 
 X&ofxai. 
 'Ekcuvos, 1), dv, adj. [(1) celeber; (2) horrendus,] (1) deserving of praise; 
 
 (2) dread, terrible. Zeis re jcdra^floi'ios, icai e-n-aivi) Hepoetyoveid. I. 457. 
 
 SYN. Aidor)iidSy evbo^os, £7rtSo^6s, (jydflepds. 
 'E7ra/(0w, f. dpw, v. [attollo,] to lift, to raise up, to urge to. Mox^oiaXv aXXwv 
 
 Kat 7rdvois eTrripfJLevot. Androm. 703. SYN. 'Endelpio, e^ETratpu), v\pdto, avia^M* 
 
 dvdK0V(f)i£(t), diropQdb). 
 'ETraiaddvdjuat, 2 aor. ^aQofi-qVy v. [(l) sentio, (2) audio,] to perceive, to under- 
 stand, to hear. Ti %peos ; tX veov; tX fr eTraiaddfievrj. Again. 84. Syn. At- 
 
 oQdvoixaiy ewXioeiOy £7rdiw, endKOvu). 
 "ETrdiffau), v. [irruo,] to rush on. lid wob'' 1 ewoi^as, aapKu>v 6<TTeu)v. Hec. 1054. 
 
 SYN. Kdrd'tVcw, etc/3aXXw, £7ri7rt7rrw, eiropoviVy d7ro7rX/;rrw. 
 'ETraioxvvofjLaiy f. vpovfiai, v. [pudet me ; erubesco,] to be ashamed, to blush 
 
 at. Tavavr elnelv ovk eiraiaxy vQriadjj.ai. Agam. 1344. SYN. Alax^^h - 1 * 
 
 eTraibedjj.a.1, (j)dj3edjnai. 
 
 1 nSS* for 7ro8a-o(TTeW in scanning forms a spondee. 
 
E1IA1 EIIAM 311 
 
 'ETraireo;, v. [(1) mendico ; (2) insuper peto,] to beg, to ask over and above. 
 
 'Ei> hvfffxeveiq. y ova £7rairetrai rahe. Soph. EJectr. 1134. SYN. 'AnaiTEto, 
 
 TrpoaaiTeo), ctheio. 
 'Eiratriadfiai, v. [criminor,] to accuse, to criminate. T ft npeafiv, [xi\ vvv Tr\vh' 
 
 £7rairitD ttoXXv. Heracl. 462. SYN. See Atrido^uat. 
 'E7ratrios, ov t 6 et ?/, adj. [qui est in culpa,] blameable, in fault. "Ovr EiralrXov 
 
 kclkiov ; Hipp. 1380. SYN. i7rcu'rtds, vwevdwos, a'LrXos, EirXfieinrTos. 
 'E7ra<a>, v. [audio, intelligo,] to hear, to understand. Tr/v fiapfidpov yap yXwa- 
 
 adv ovk £7raiw. Aj. Fl. 1263. SYN.^Atw, e7fa.icrdavdfj.ai, E7ra.Kovio, ukovoj. 
 'EnaicdKovdEh), v. [subsequor,] to follow closely. 'ETrdKoXovdovvruv e/jloi. Vesp. 
 
 1328. SYN. 'AtcoXovdeu), e^dKoXovdiu), £7rd/mt, avvETtofxaiy jXETepxpjiai. 
 'EttcLkovco, f. Kovao/xat, v. [exaudio,] to hear distinctly. Nvv ettclkovoov, vvv 
 
 £7rdpr]^dv. Choeph. 713. SYN. 'EiraXd), l^aKovw, v7rdtcov<a. 
 'Ettvlkovos, ov, 6, subst. [auditor,] a hearer, a judge. NeUe' dmitTevovT, dyopfjs 
 
 eiruKovov eovto., Hes. Op. 29- SYN.^A/cpdar^s, £7r//fcdds. 
 'ETTCLKpiSib}, v. [ad summum perduco,] to bring to an end. 'Exet hi ttoXX&v 
 
 alfxartav ETrrficpiffEV. Choeph. 919* 1 SYN. 'E£dyi/w, lir aKpov epy(d{iai. 
 'E7ra/cr?)p, 7700s, 6, subst. [venator,] a huntsman. 01 b' es firjacrdv Xicavov Ina 
 
 Krfjpes' 7rpo b' dp' avTwv. t. 435. SYN. Kvvayos, Kvvr\yETr]s, 
 'ExaicTids, a, 6v, et ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [iittoralis,] on the shore. "eXIttes, IXXnls, 
 
 <y ndrepf fx IrraKTXav, Androm. 845. SYN. TidpaKrXos, TrdpdBdXaaaXus, ayyXd- 
 
 \os. 
 'ETtaKTos, ov, 6 et hi adj. [adscititius, peregrinus, mercenarius,] brouglit to, 
 
 foreign, hired, violent. Mwv e£ liraKTov 7rr)fidvr}s kyQpiov tXvos; Hipp. 318, 
 
 SYN. EeVOS, uXXoTpiOS, £ > VfAf4d')(0S. 
 
 'En-dXdXd^w, f. d£w, v. [conclamo,] to cry aloud. See "EvOeos. Syn. See 
 
 'AXdXa^io. 
 'EirdXdofxai, v. [pervagor,] to wander, to rove about. "Oo-m hij fidXd noXXd 
 7rddrj, Kal 7ro'XX' E7rdXr)6rj. o. 400. SYN. 'AXddfiai, dtroirXdv dd/uai, 7rlpX^Epbfiai 9 
 'E7rdXaor£w, v. [indignor,] to be indignant at. Tov §' EitdXaaT^aaad 7rpd(rr}vba. 
 
 JJaXXds 'Adrjvr). a. 252. SYN. See 'AXaoreo;. 
 'E7raXyew, v. [doleo,] to grieve or be sorry for. "Oa-adv liraXytb fxlXld t&v. 
 Eur. Suppl. 63. 
 I 'E7rd\e«0w, f. \pu>, v. [inungo,] to anoint. 'AXXd 7rdpe£ iXdav' ewX h y ovdr dXct- 
 I \fyai ETalpuv. [a. 47. SyN. KdrdXet^w, dXet^w, EirX^piio. 
 \ 'E7rdXe^w, f. r/ffw, v. [auxilier,] to succour, to ward off. Tw b' ETraXe^rjffuv 
 
 Swfcos kXev, laoBlos (f>u)s. A. 428. SYN. 'EirXKovplu), /3o770£w, dXe£<u, ETrdjivvu). 
 I 'E7rdXerjoevw, v. [molo,] to grind upon, to grind. Havbfifj.010 /ivXrjs irlXdvovs 
 ' tTrdXerpevovaXv. Apoll. 1. 1077* SyN. 'AXew, dXrjdu), dXerpeuw. 
 ^EirdXivhiu), v. [obvolvo,] to wrap or roll in. "\yvXd yap vvyXoioXv ETrrjXlvhr\T 
 
 dvEjjLOLoX. Apoll. 4. 1463. SYN. 'E/c*fdXv7rrw. 
 ^ETraXXaoaw, f. ^w, v. [alterno, vario,] to alternate, to exchange, to alter. Td 
 hevTEpov bs, novs E7raXXa-)(deis nobx. Heracl. 836. SYN. TldpaXXadacj, evoX- 
 
 XuTTOJ. 
 
 "EttuX^Xs, eus, r/, subst. [pinna muri,] a buttress, bulwark, rampart. 'AXX' 
 
 elfuX, Kal otcis e£ ETraX&wv dKp&v. Phcen. 1023. Syn. YlTEpwfid, elXdp. EpiTH. 
 
 KaX/), 'xpvcrelr]. 
 "ETraXirvos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [mitis, suavis,] cherished with hope, welcome. 
 
 "ETraXnvds ev Ily0t- dbX. Pyth. 8. 120. SYN. See 'Wbvs. 
 1 'E7rd/ia^euw, v. [tero plaustris,] to mark with carriage wheels. Kal x*P a " s 
 j appiol, oib' E7Tr}fxa^evfXEvr]. Antig.257. 
 'Eirdfidofxaiy V. [coacervo,] to heap up, to pile up. Aurrtr'' d0ap 5* evp))v £7rd- 
 
 jxi'jadTo X € 9 ai foXrjaXv. e. 482. SYN. 'EnXawpevio, £7rt/3dXXw, uvuklveio. 
 \ 'ETrapfidTtip, ijpds, o, subst. [qui conscendit vel insidel,] one who lights upon, 
 
 an invader, a devourer. ^apKutv ETra^drfipds dypXais yvdQois. Choeph. 274. 
 1 SYN. 'E7r?/3dr»/s. 
 
 1 See Dr. Blomfield's Glossary. 
 
312 EIIAM EnAN 
 
 'ETrdfieifih), V. [permuto,] to exchange. Tevy^d b f aXXrfkois eirdfiei\pdfxev % o<j>pd 
 
 Kal o'ibe. Z. 230. SYN. HXdjuetfiw, dfxdfidfxai, KaraWaecru), avrXbXbwfjii. 
 'EirafjifJi£i>(o, vid. 'E7rdvd/xEV(i). 
 'E-rrafjiotfiabts, adv. [per vices,] in turn, alternately. 'AWriXoiutv Ztyvv £7rd/ioi/3d- 
 
 bts' ovs vk 1 'Obvorrevs. e. 482. SYN. 'EvaXXd£, dfj.oi(3dbdv, irdpaXXaj-,. 
 'Ena/jLoifiids, et £7rdfj.ot(3ds t ov, 6 et rj, adj. [alternans,] alternate, mutual, corre- 
 sponding. Tifurjv yap nap Zrjvos £X €LS » £n&f*oifiid epyd. Horn. H. Merc. 513. 
 
 See also A poll. 2. 1077. Syn. 'Ajuoi/3os, dfwtfialos. 
 'E7ra/i7r£Xf«>, v * [superinduo,] to clothe, to place upon. Tfjv rub' lirayL-Kiayov- 
 
 TESy alpoufiev bdpv. Troad. 1147* 
 y E7rd/uivvrtop, dpds, 6, subst. [(1) auxiliator, (2) vindex,] a protector, an avenger. 
 
 'EcflXw rot tovtio y* EndfivvTopE, tovs dyopevets. ir. 263. SYN. 'A/jivvTutp, d\e- 
 Jflrrjp. 
 
 'Eirajj-vixo, f. vvu>, v. [(1) defendo ab injuria, (2) succurro,] to defend, to suc- 
 cour, to avenge. Ylpotypwv vvv Advdolct, Tldaeibawv, ETrdfxvvai. H. 357« Syn. 
 
 'A/iuvw, e^ajOfcew, £7rap/C£w, £7rXfidr)0£io, Endpiiyio. 
 ^nafxcpEpio, vid. 'EirdvdtyEpo). 
 *E7rav, vid. 'Etttjv. 
 'E7rdi>d/3dXXw, v. [differo, med. v. induo,] to put off, to throw over or on. 
 
 5 E7rdm/3dXe<70e, Kq.rd rals fiaKrrjptais. Eccl. 276. SYN. 'E7rt/3dXXw, irept- 
 
 (3aXX(o. 
 'E7rdvd/3odw, v. [acclamo,] to shout aloud. 'Y/*ds dyeiv dXX' eld, retted, Gajjuv 
 
 £7cdvd(3dtovT£S. Plut. 292. SYN. 'Avdfiodb), £7rt/3odw, hrt(f)Qeyyd/uat. 
 'ETrdvayKaZu, f. dew, v. [cogo, compello,] to force upon, to compel. " Atcovodv 
 
 cikwv' aXX' £TTr\vayKa$.e vXv. P. V. 692. SyN. 'E%dvayKa£v, dvayKa£ia. 
 'ETrdydydpevd/jiat, v. [preeconis voce pronuntio,] to proclaim over and above. 
 
 Tybe jxevroi d' y/jtepef. paXiffr' E7rdvdydp€VETai. Aves 1072. Syn. 'Avdydpevu, 
 
 dvdicripvTTb). 
 'ETrdvabXirXaiZu), f. d<rw, V. [duplico,] to repeat. ^ErrdvdbiTrXaCE, Kal ad(J)ws 
 
 eKfiavddvE. P. V. 842. SYN. 'AvdSiTrXow, E7rdvd(pEpu), dvdXafxfidvoj. 
 'ETrdvaipEojiai, v. [(1) capesso, (2) occido,] to raise up, to kill. r Hs vvv 
 
 E)(0VTat, Kandvaipovvrai bupv. (E. C. 421. SYN. 'E7ratpw, £7rtXa/i/3dvw, dvai- 
 
 Pe(o. 
 *Eirdvaipdfiai, v. [elevo meipsum,] to rise up. 'Ya^djUEVos 001 tovti (j>£p(o m dXX' 
 
 Eirdvaipov. Equit. 784. SYN. 'E7r£ye/pojUcu, eyeipofiai, eirdvitTTdfiai. 
 'EirdvaKpovio, v. [repello, inhibeo,] to beat back. 'Ardp to beivd, bevp exara* 
 
 tcpovaai irdXXv. Aves 648. SYN. 'Avaicpov<o, #7roorp£0w, Eirdvdfialvio. 
 ^ETrdvdfjLEvu), f. jilvut, v. [exspecto,] to wait for. 'AXX' Endvdfxetvov /*' oXXydv 
 
 elaeXdibv ^povbv. Nub. 801. SYN. *Avdjj.Evio, kfifiEVis). 
 'EirdvdTrr)bd(o, v. [insilio,] to spring upon. "Ends npos ettvs ijpeibdp.eaG'' el& 
 
 ovtos E7rdvd7rrjba. Nub. 1378. SYN. See 'E7rt7r^§dw. 
 'EirdvaoTdoXs, ems, f] t subst. [subversio,] subversion. TpZtyiov bv' drcc, Kaird- 
 
 vacrTaveis dpovtov. Antig. 533. SYN. 'AvacrrdaXs, QdvaaTdoXs. 
 'EirdvdrXBrmX', v. [superimpono,] to lay upon. Avov ndXtv <pip\ Endvddw vol 
 
 tcaXtyXdv. Vesp. 148. SYN. 'EwXrXdrifxX. 
 'EirdudtyEpi,), v. [transfero, refero,] to refer to, to lay the blame upon, 'fis ovblv 
 
 f/bXicriads' cit els tqv At' iirdvEveyiceiv. Nub. 1079* 
 'ETrdvd<pvard(o, v. [tibiam inflo,] to blow or play on the flute. Iv §', w Tspribuv, 
 
 EirdvdtyvodllepaXKov. Thesm. 1175. SYN. 'Avdtyvadio, dvu.7n'£(D, detbto. 
 ^Endvd^uypEHJt v. [recedo,] to go back, to retreat. YlpoaXovrd' <j>EpE vvv ewdvd- 
 
 ^ojprjcru) 7rdXtv. Eccles. 28. 
 'Ewdvei/JiX, £7rdvriK<0 t et Eirdvepxdfiai, V. [redeo,] to return. 'Id^wv Kavd^av £7rd- 
 
 veiaXv. Trach. 643. See also Iph. A. l627, &c. Syn. 'Apepxpfjiai, Eirdvd- 
 
 ^(t)pE(jj t EwdvetfxX, E7rdvr]Kio, £7rep^o/iat. 
 'EndvEpd/jiat, v. [rursum interrogo,] to question again. Tabs a E-rrdvEpiijfLai. 
 
 Pers. S)^^* SYN. 'Ay£poyucu, d^fpwrdw, dvdydpevu). 
 'Eiravipxbixaiy et Endv^KU}, v'ldn'Endvei/JiX. 
 
EIIAN EnAP 313 
 
 'Eiravdew, et poet. ZnavBXdw, v. [effloresco,] to florish upon, to blossom, to 
 
 prosper. 'Atexvws eiravdei, to Tl AErEIS 2y ; Nub. 1174. See also Apoll. 
 
 3. 519. SYN. 'E|av0ew, dTravBiw. 
 ^TravdpaKihisy tov, at, subst. [pisciculi super carbonibus assati,] broiled fish. 
 
 Kal yap 7rporepdv eTravOpaKibidv ejji7r\riiJievds. Vesp. 1127. 
 'E7ravdpaid£<i), v. [super carbouibus asso,] to broil. Movov BeQv yap bxd a 
 
 eiravdpaKicionZv. Aves 1546. 
 ^EnaviffTrini, v. [(l) excito, erigo, (2) in aor. 2. et perf. med. assurgo,] (1) to 
 
 raise up, (2) to rise up. 'EirdviaTdiiEvoi rois bqudrXnoloXv opveois. Aves 1583. 
 
 Syn.' A viffr rj/ii, e^dviffrrjfxl. 
 ^Eirdvopddu), v. [in integrum restituo,] to set right again, to re-establish. Kd»>- 
 
 TL(Tiu)Tr^r f wairep tf fjpels, EirdvopBuiaaifiEv dv ijfxds. Lysistr. 528. SYN. 'Avop- 
 
 6d(o, KdropQaiOy kfypBow. 
 'E7ravreXXw, f. eXu>, poet, pro EirapdrAXw, v. [(l) tollo, (2) exorior,] (1) to raise 
 
 up, (2) to rise up. Hobos "tx^os ETravreXXiav. Phcen. 105. Syn. 'AvdreXXw, 
 
 v7repreX\w, e^dvdbvdfiat, dviarrifxt, 
 ^EnavTldii), f. daw, v. [adversor,] to oppose. "Os iror tiravrXdaeC ', oV 'Iaores 
 
 ciBpool elev. Horn. H. Apoll. 152. 
 'Eitdvu), et ETrdviode, adv. [desuper, supra,] over, above, upon. "iW dv eirdvco 
 
 fiev Ylpo£evibris 6 Ko/xTrdffevs. Aves 1126. See also Alcest. 476. 
 "Eira^Xos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [dignus,] worthy, preferable. T H Tovb' eiraivov to 
 
 (TTpdTevfi e-rtdfyov. Troad. 385. Syn."A^os. 
 ^Eirallios, adv. [pro dignitate,] in a becoming manner, justly. 'Eirafyws yap 
 
 Qo'iflds, d't?(ds 6e ov. (E. R. 133. SYN. 'A^tws, evbXKios, <cdr' a^Xav. 
 *EiralXdto> v. [censeo, postulo,] to deem fit, to request. 'Ettci^iw oe, bai/jidv ovt\ 
 
 vfythzvai. Soph. Eleclr. 660. SYN. 'A^ow, eVtcfyrew, TrdpdicdXew. 
 'ETraldvXos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [qui s. quod circa axem volvitur,] rolling round an 
 
 axis, voluble. GdX^as kv ttvoX irp&Tov Eira^ovXf xvKkd bi<ppo). Theocr. 25. 
 
 249. 
 'Eitdoibri, fjs, ri, subst. [incantatio,] a charm, an incantation. 'Eizdoibalffiv 
 
 0eX£e«, trripeas t. P. V. 180. SYN. 'Ett^S//. EPITH. MeX^Xwooos, /xaXdicr/. 
 'E7rd7retX£w, v. [iusuper minor; minor,] to superadd threats, to threaten. Bfj 
 
 b' E7rdn-etX{j(Tas 'EXei^ ijpm dvaKTX. N. 582. SYN. 'AtteiXeu), Karate iXew, e/z- 
 
 (3ptfjddfiai. 
 ''E-rrdtrobvonai, v. [accingor rei gerenda?,] to prepare for action. 'AXX' Eirdrro' 
 
 bvu)fJLld\ avbpes rovrtol T<p TrpdyfidrX, Lysistr. 6 15. SYN. 'Ey^etp/cjo;, ey^etpew, 
 
 7rdpa(jKEvdcldfjia 1. 
 'E7ra7rvw, Dor. et ETzrjirvo), v. [acclamo,] to shout at, to clamor for. Aaot 
 
 $ d/jLtyoTEpoioiv Eirriirtov, a/xtyXs dpwyoi. 2. 502. SYN. 'EnavTEb), EnXfiodw, 
 
 fiodu). 
 'Enapa, as, >/, subst. [imprecatio,] a curse. 'E£ e^eBev yEydutrd' Biol ft freXeo-- 
 
 adv Eirapds. I. 456. SYN. See *Apd. 
 'Endpddfiat, v. [imprecor,] to imprecate, to curse. Inovbas KaBelvai, Kanapd- 
 
 aaaBai Tabs. Iph. A. 60. SYN. See KdrapdoLiai. 
 *E7rdpd(TiiJids, ov, 6 el »/, adj. [execrabilis,] liable to a curse, execrable. Ynep- 
 
 fidrd fxij k\€ttt€iv' £7rapuaXfji6s, ootXs dpelrai. Phocyl. l6. SYN. 'AndpaTos, 
 
 ETrdpaTos, dpalos, dirEVKTos. 
 y EnapyEfjids, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [caligine obductus,] dark, obscure. 'E-rrapyEiioial 
 
 6e<T((>dT0is d^Lrf^dvu). A gam. 1082. SYN. ?.KdT€ii>ds, dvrjfjds, tvC/Xos. 
 'ETrdpfiyu), v. [adjuvo,] to assist, to support. My'jTrjp u>s, 'dbvorii TrdpioTdraX, ?/§' 
 
 ETrdpi'iyei. y ¥. 783. SYN. 'E7rdXe^w, Endfivvoj, dpi'iyut. 
 ^Enap^ywy, dvds, 6, subst. [auxiliator,] an assistant, a supporter. MapvdfiEvov 
 
 KcivoiaX' ttoXeIs 0' ETrdpr)yovES d\\oi. Apoll. 1. 1039* SYN. See 'E7rdpo>yos. 
 'ETTopcto-is, Eios, ij, subst. [auxilium,] assistance, aid. Kat yfjs dbeiav icat yivous 
 
 EirdpKioXv. CE. C. 447. SYN. Bo^0e<d, iirXtcoypXa, aXKup, dpwy//. 
 "EirapKEu, f. taw, \. [propulso, opem fero,] to avert, to ward off, to succour. 
 Pros. Lex. 2 R 
 
314 EIIAP EIIA$ 
 
 Et ae fit] V beivcuoXv ovtol avfxtyopcus EirapKEffio. Orest. 794>> SYN. 'Arretpyw, 
 
 chreXavvoi, End/nvuii), bXapKEw. 
 'ETrapKovi'Tus, adv. [sufficienter,] in a sufficient manner, adequately. Ov $S; 
 
 kcikQs [X£V, cub'" eirapKovvTtos b' efxoi. Soph. El. 356. SYN. See 'ILfapKOvi'Tws. 
 'Eirapovpds, ov, 6, subst. [agricola,] a husbandman. BovXoifxrjy k' enapovpos 
 
 e&v 6r)T€V£pev aXX(o. X. 488. SYN. Ayporqs, 6rjs. 
 'Enaprris, tos, 6 et >/, adj. [qui est in promptu,] ready, prompt. N^d Kareipv- 
 
 odai, KaX eTrapreas 'ififiev^ eraipovs, t. 289. SYN. 'EtoIjjlos, €vrp£7r/)s, irpo- 
 
 \eipos, efaprifffjtevds. 
 'E7rapnc?w, et eirapTvu), v. [paro, adapto, perficio,] to prepare for, to make 
 
 ready, to fit to. 'AW hvtojs dyopj/fltv swapri^ovrd veeadai. Apoll. 1. 877. 
 
 See also 9. 447. SYN. 'A7raprt'5w, Kdrapri£u>, e£apruw, ap/uo^io. 
 'E7cap"xpixai, v. [auspicor,] to begin with. 'AAA.' dyer, olid\dos, jjlev eirap^aaQu) 
 
 btirdecroXv. c. 417* SYN. 'ATrap^djuai, fcdrap^o/icu, dp^djiai. 
 *YL7capyos, ov, 6, subst. [dux, ductor,] a leader, a commander. Newv r eirap- 
 
 \6s 9 MXtov r dva(TTdr7js. Agam. 1198. SYN/'Ap^os. 
 'E7rdpw, f. dpu> et iEoI. apoto, v. [adapto,] to fit in, to fasten. "H<j>atcrr6s t 7tvkX- 
 
 vas bi dvpas ffTadfiolaXv lirTipaev. fi. 338. SYN. 'EVapruw, dpw, apjio^iu), ecpap- 
 
 juo^w, h>apfi6£oj. 
 *E7rapb>yi], fjs, ?/, subst. [auxilium,] assistance, succour. *Exprj, d-dp /uere/retrd 
 
 y dpiaH)(av Ewdpwyrj. Apoll. 1. 302. SYN. 'Apwyj), EirXKOvpia. 
 'E-rrdpioyds, ov, 6, subst. [auxiliator,] an assistant, an ally. Ob yap lyuv eirdpu)- 
 
 yos V7r avyas tjeXXoio. X. 497* SYN. 'Apwyos, E7rdpr)yu)y f dXe|7/n)p, (jorjdos, 
 
 eniKOVpos, enippodos. 
 *E7raafC£(v, v. [exerceo, exorno,] to work, to embellish, to extol. 'E£ ereptov 
 
 e-£p' karXv e7rTjffKrjrai be ol avXi). p. 266. SYN. 'E£aoxew, bXdKOfffX£(o t jtdrd- 
 
 Kotffieto. 
 'ETraaavTepds, a, 6y, adj. [creber, alter post alterum,] frequent, one upon 
 
 another. *fts ror' £7ra<70-i)r£pcu AdvdGtv rivvvro (j>dXayy£s. A. 427« SYN. liyv- 
 
 eX?)s, TTVKVOS. 
 
 9 £7ra<T(Ti)rfporpr/3^$, eds, 6 et ^, adj. [frequenter inflictus,] frequently inflicted. 
 
 'ETratravTEpdrpXfDrj rd-^Epds opeyjudrd. Choeph. 420. 
 "E7ravXts, ews, >/, subst. [villa, casa, domus, stabulum, ovile,] a farm-house, a 
 
 cottage, a house, a fold or stall. Arjfxov eiropvv jjlevoi \ao\ iropdeoKov EitavXeis. 
 
 Apoll. 1. 800. SYN. KdXvjjt], aTEyds, E7ravXos, fxovi). 
 "EttuvXos, ov, 6, subst. [stabulum,] a stall, a fold. Auxrova, eiaoxE iravrds evl- 
 
 TrXficrioalv EnavXovs. *¥. 357' SYN. AvX//, EvavXds. 
 'Eiravpdd}, Ewavplit), ETravpo/jiai, et EiravpiandfLat, v. [fruor, g;usto,] to reap the 
 
 advantage of, to taste, to enjoy. KreivofUEvovs, Xva. ttcu'tes EiravpCivraL fidcrX- 
 
 Xrjds. A. 410. See also A. 572. and N. 732. Syn. 'attoXcivw. 
 'EirdvTEiv, et Eirdvw, v. [acclamo,] to cry aloud, to shriek, to announce aloud. 
 
 BaXXwj' wkvv oioToV ETn)VTr}UE bi Xaos. Call. 2. 101. SYN. 'Ard/cpa^w, £^X- 
 
 (3ddiv, ETTrjirvio, E7ri6u)V<j(T(o. 
 'E-n-avxevXas, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [qui cervici imponitur,] placed on the neck. 
 
 'EirawxEvXov Xdfiovrd. Pyth. 2. 171. 
 'E7rai>x£a>, v. [glorior ob,J to rejoice at, to glory in. Tovtois £7rav\€7v, Kal 
 
 bibpaKvlav yeX^i/. Antig. 483. SYN. 'E^oi/^ew, i/7Tfpai/^ew, ab^Ed), /ueyd 
 
 (bpovEU), Eirev^ofxat. 
 'ETrdyw, vid. 'ETrdvrew. 
 'EirdtyavaivQ), f. dvu), v. [arefacio,] to dry up, to parch, to destroy. Md At' ov 
 
 bfjd , J wot' ETrdtyavai'Qriv. Ran. 10S9« SYN. 'Eirifypalvu), d<pdyi£b>. 
 'Eirdtydu), v. [contrecto,] to feel; to handle, to grope, to touch. 'Ettu^wv 
 
 drapfieT. X et P* Kai ®iyi° v poi'ov. P. V. 874. SYN. 'Ayu^d^dw, E(f>a.7rTd/j.at, ewi- 
 
 ipavu), \pr)Xd(j>du). 
 'E7rd0)), fjs, f), subst. [contrectatio,] a touch, a patting. Boos e£ £7rd(f>yjs, Ka£ 
 
 tirXiTvoias. ^Esch. Suppl. 18. 
 
EnA(p EFIEI 315 
 
 "E7ia<j)ds,ov t v, P.N. [Epaphus,] the son of Jove and Io. "Eirutydv, (3 Atos yeve- 
 6\6v. Phoen. 6S9. Epith. KeXaivtis. 
 
 'EnacppigG), v. [spumam ago, despumo,] to foam at. KvpTdv Eira<ppi$T] f rd bi 
 
 Kv/jcLTa iravTa fiepiivij. Mosch. 6. SYN. A^ptCat, e^a^pt^u). 
 ''Eiratyvaou), f. v<jo>, v. [super effundo,] to pour upon. 'E7reird be depfiov iiriityv- 
 
 <teV avrap 'Gbvaarevs. r. 388. SYN. 'EttX^eu). 
 '£7rax0>?s, ids, 6 et fi, adj. [gravis, molestus,] odious, vexatious, burdensome. 
 
 Olbovoav V7rd K0jH7raa/j.a.T0JV, teat pijfiaTiov ETrayddv. Ran. 9^0. SYN. Bapi/s, 
 
 aXyeivos, drjbtjs, Eiritydovos, ettXttovos. 
 'Ettcl^Xvo), vam y v. [obnubilatum esse,] to be darkened. *H lhoKr\alv tita^vov- 
 
 adv Xbeodai. A poll. 4. 1479* 
 'E7rax0ofxat, v. [indignor,] to be indignant at. Ovd* rjbdfxai Toiab\ ovr eiraxOd- 
 - fxai Koxois. Hipp. 1255. 
 'E7reyyeXdw, v. [iiludo, irrideo, insulto,] to laugh at, to deride, to insult over. 
 
 Keivot b' ineyyeXCjolv eKTCEtyevyoTls. Aj. Fl. 454. SyN. KdrdyeXdit), eyyl- 
 
 Xdio. 
 '£7rfye/pw, v. [exeito,] to stir up, to awaken. "Avbp e7reyeipo/i£>di>. Here. F. 
 
 1074. SYN. 'Avtye/pw, eQfyeipiOy eyelpio, dvdKiveio. 
 'E7reyica7rr<i>, v. [devoro,] to devour. "E-)(e vvv, ZireyKCL^ov Xd(3u>y rdbi. b. Tt 
 
 bai; Equit. 49 1. SYN. Kdrd</>dyw, KareadXu), eVt^dyw. 
 'E-rreyiceXevio, v. [jubeo,] to order. 'AXX' ovv iiteyKlXeve y', ws ev\pvytay. Cycl. 
 
 648. SYN. 'EyiceXevoj. 
 '£7r£ypo/iat, v. [expergefio,] to awake. 'AXicfifiva 6' eadKovae fiods, icaX iireype.76 
 
 Trpdra. Theocr. 24. 34. Syn. See'Eypfytat. 
 '£7reyx£w, f. xevcro), v. [infundo, admisceo,] to pour in or into, to mix, to 
 
 mingle. 'Eyw b' t-KEyyEwv. Cycl. 422. Syn. 'Eyy^w, EirXyEia, 
 'E-rrei, Enel~r), ETreibi], et Enetbdp, conj. [postquam, quoniam,] when, after, since. 
 
 '£7re<, (j)Ep\ et7T£, 7rov av pavrts el adf-fjs ; (E. R. 390. See also A. 307. A. 235. 
 
 and N. 285. SYN. ! E7rdV, etteI dv, OTnjvXKa, ote, ordv, oirdrdv. 
 '£7re/yo>, v. [(l) urgeo, (2) festino,] to urge, to force; mid. voice, to hasten. 
 
 Kal /udXd Teipo/jLEi A TZEp* dvayKairj yap Eneiyei. Z. 85. Syn. KdreTre/yw, 
 
 ETrioirepyu), bXcodsu), eXuvv(o, (nrevbio, Ep£dl£u). 
 'ETreibio, v. [inspicio,] to look upon, to behold. IIcuSos jxeXecis, ybel a EitXbeiv. 
 
 Hec. 148. SYN. Ylpdaeibto, Kareibio, £(popd(i), Qtddfiai. 
 'E-KeiKuZu, v. [conjicio,] to conjecture. 'loXrjv eXe^ds, war ETreucacietv ifii. 
 
 Trach. 1222. Syn. E«a<2«. 
 "Ekei/aX, v. [succedo, advenio, obeo,] to be about to come, to come upon, to 
 
 arrive, to attack. Tyr b' lyio obXvaiD, irpiv /Jiy Kal yrjpds ineiaXy. A. 29- Syn. 
 
 'Etrepyofxai, KardXafj^dvu). 
 "Eneinl, v. [sum super et post,] to be upon, over, or after. Mijcer' etteit 
 
 'Obvarjt udpr) tifioioiv weir}. B. 259. SYN. 'E7rty/yvo^at, ettX^evw, e-kX- 
 
 Ket/uai. 
 'E7retot, u>v, ol, P. N. [Epei,] the inhabitants of Elis. Ovs 'E7retovs wvoyuacc 
 jrds Xeujs. Iph. A. 281. SYN. See 'HXetoL 
 '£7retos, ov, 6, P. N. [Epeiis,] the builder of the Grecian horse, which is said 
 
 to have ultimately caused the destruction of Troy. AovpdrEov, rov 'Enews 
 
 ETToirjffev avv 'Adijvr). 0. 493. EPITH. ©elos, b~ios, fXEydOvfids, vlos Hdj'07rT]ds, 
 Jiv/uEXXos, dpr)X(f)XXds, ayXddfiTjTts. 
 '£7ret7rov, v. [insuper dicere,] to say further. Kal rands evtypuiv. Has tXs ettel- 
 
 Treh'. iEsch. Suppl. $7$. SYN. Kdre77rdr, lnavbd<o. 
 'Etreipvio, vid. 'E7repvw. 
 'EireioaKTos, ov, 6 et '1, adj. [adscititius,] brought in, introduced, foreign. Ovk 
 
 ETceiaaKTov ylvos. Ion 592. Sy N. 'AXXorpXas, £7rr)Xvs, aXXutyvXos. 
 'E7T€ioj3aXXw, v. [superinfundo,] to pour in upon, to pour down. 'Ov/Ay Kar^f- 
 
 pes, fiiKpuv, a\\' £7r€ifffidXe~iv. Eur. Electr. 498. SYN. 'EirifiaXXio, elofiaXXto, 
 
 KEpdvvvfxX. 
 
316 EI1EI EIIEN 
 
 'EiretafiaTrjs, ov, 6, subst. [vectus,] a passenger in a ship, a sailor. Adyos b' lv 
 
 aXXiiXoioX, T&V f7retff/3arwv. Helen. 1549. 
 'ETreiaepxpfiai, v. [ingredior,] to enter into. "Ovtis cte yijfxas jgvos eneiaeXdiov 
 
 ttoXXv. Ion 812. SYN. See Elaepxbfiat. 
 'Eneiobbbs, ov, »;, subst. [ingressio,] an entrance. Trjs tfjfjs eireiadbov. (E. C. 
 
 30. SYN. See E'iobbbs. 
 'Eireianaiw, v. [violenter irruo,] to strike or rush against. 'ETretaTCEiraiKEy ovhev 
 
 rjbtKijKdtrXv. Plut. 806. SYN. See El<nral(o. 
 'Eir eHnrrjbdb), v. [insilio,] to spring upon. 'Eyw 6' ETreicnr-qbioy ye t))v BouX>)v 
 
 (3Xg. Kvtcr](T(0. Equit. 362. SYN. See Eloirr}bd<a et 'EirXTrrjbdu. 
 'EireioTclirTut, v. [irruo,] to rush upon, to fall upon. Td rrjcrbe rrjs yijs KvpX\ J5' 
 
 Eire tern Evojy. CE. C. Q\5. SYN. See Etf77rt7rr<«i. 
 'Eireiatyspoj, et eneiatypeio, v. [intromitto,] to bring in, to introduce, to set 
 
 upon. YlXeiovs EireiocpEpovoXy. fjbbvij be tils. Phcen. 207. See also Eur. Electr. 
 
 1033. 
 "EireLTa, adv. [deiade, postea, in posterum,] then, after that, afterwards. IloXXa 
 
 h 7 lireiT a7rdvevBe kXuv fipad' 6 yepaios. A. 35. SYN. Efrd, jjetcl ravrd, to 
 
 evTevdev, tote, etteI toi. 
 'Ettekeivu, adv. [illic, ultra, ante,] in those parts, beyond, opposite. Ylivbov re 
 
 TCUTEKeiVU, YlatOPiOV TTeXcLS. iEscll. Suppl. 265. SYN. AvToOX, VTTEpdViO, dvw- 
 
 Tspw, uiTEvavrX, irEpciv, 
 'EireKirivw, v. [insuper bibo,] to drink up besides. 'E7reK7nwv yaXaicTds dfMpbpEa, 
 
 TTETrXbv. Cycl. 327. Syn. See 'EfC7rtVw. 
 'EnEXavvoj, f. eXclctw, v. [impingo, admoveo,] to drive upon, to spread upon, 
 
 to cover with. "Oo<t' etvttt)' woXees yap ett avT$ yaXKov ZXaarcray. H. 421. 
 
 SYN. 'EmrXdrifil, e7rdyw, £7rt7re/U7rw. 
 'E7reX7r/5fc), f. Xaio, [(1) cum accus. in spem adduco ; (2) cum dativ. spem pono 
 
 in aliquo; item, bene de aliquo spero ; (3) spero, simpliciter,] to raise one's 
 
 hopes, to place one's hopes upon, to hope well of, to hope. "EyKXrjpby evyrjy 
 
 TrpoaXd^ojVyEirrfXirXad', Hipp. 1015. 
 ! E7re\7rojuat, et in XeXn o/xcu, v. [spero,] to hope in, to hope. Ovbiy EireXirbfjLEvd 
 
 ttote KaipXbv €KTbXv7revffeiv. A gam. 1000. SYN. See 'EA.7r/d?w. 
 'E7re/i/3a«Vo>, v. [(l) ingredior, (2) insulto,] to enter, to leap upon. *H raju' 
 
 e6.t(o Taiob' E7r€jj.(3aiveip del. Hipp. 664. SYN. E7ri/3atVw, kfi^aivto, apa~ 
 
 fiaivto. 
 9 E7r€fipaXX(o s f. dXw, v. [injicio, intersero,] to put upon, to insert, "[led' ai- 
 
 fidrrjpd arbfxt^ £7re)u/3dXe7v ejioL Iph. T. 936. SYN. 'E/j/3aXX<i>, evTXdrjfiX, eke- 
 
 Xavvcjj Ewdyb). 
 'EirefjifidTrjs, ov, 6, subst. [vector equi, currus, navis,] one who mounts, a dri- 
 ver, a mariner. Tldyr aybp' birXiTriv, apfidrioy r Eirejupdrrji'. Eur. Suppl. 595. 
 
 SYN. 'EfJtfiaTrjs, £7rei<rfidTr)s, etto^os. 
 'E7T€/U7rt7rrw, v. [superincido,] to fall upon, to assault. Ti bfjrd iroifiyais Ti)vb' 
 
 £7re/U7rt7rret fideXv ; Aj. Fl. 42. SYN. 'E7re«77r/7rr<tf, £7re/ujSaXXw, Etyopfxdu), HnX- 
 
 TTITTTU), EVbpOVb). 
 
 'ETreybXbojfiX, f. bwaw, v. [insuper addo,] to add besides. TpXrrjy E7rEybxb(ofxX, 
 tov Kara ^dbvos. Agam. 1357- 
 
 'ETrevBbpEto , et EirevdpwaKh), v. [insilio, irruo,] to leap or spring upon, "d^ws b* 
 eteXece tout', ExevObpovff dvu>. Trach. 919. See CE. R. 477* Syn. 'EydbpEut, 
 ETrfflpuxrKto, Eire/jnTiTTTO}, ETxeimrinTh), e/i7r/7rru>, ETriTnjbda), €fj(3dXXio. 
 
 'EirevTdvvu), et ETrevTeLvio, v. [insuper intendo,] to stretch upon or out, to strain. 
 'ETcevTdvvaas, [xfi tis irbcrXv ovbds ikolto. %. 465. See also Antig. 1249. SYN. 
 'E7rtretVw, kvTEivio, 7rpdre/i'w. 
 
 'E7revreXXw, v. [insuper jubeo,] to order besides. Tt bfjT dv &XXb Toi>b' ettev- 
 teXXois etX\ Antig. 218. SYN. 'EireXXw, ettXteXXo), keXevoj, TrpooTuoota. 
 
 'e-kevtvvu), et ettevtvu), v. [apparo,] to prepare for, to arm for, to put on har- 
 ness. ZiwyyvvTat bi veol kclX EweyTvyoyraX deOXd. w. 89 • See also 0. 374. 
 
EIIES EIIHB 317 
 
 'EVei-ei/it, v. [(l) egredior, (2) aggredior,] to go out against, to assail, to at- 
 tempt. TlavT Eirk^iTov, Becltwv y ovvetf, us ovtu>v co<j)(vv. Ran. 11 If. Syn. 
 
 'ETre^epj^df^ai, bX£%et[Ai, 
 'E7re£epya£o;ucu, v. [efTectum opus polio, occido,] to polish a completed work, 
 
 to perpetrate an additional crime, to kill. AI, al, oXwXot' dvbp' £7re£eipyd<rw. 
 
 Antig. 1288. SYN. 'E£epyac?6//cu, EmofaTTU). 
 'ETre^epyofxai, v. [obviam eo hostibus, insuper enarro,] to march out against, 
 
 to tell besides. MaKpov Xoyov bel tclvt £7re£-eX0etv ropws. P. V. 895. SYN. 
 
 'E7re£ct/zr, ETrepxpfiat. 
 'ETrellaKxo-Zw, v. [laeta voce acclamo,] to shout out joyfully. 'AXwaXjxov iraiav 
 
 eTretiah'xaaas. Sept. Theb. 632. SYN. 'E/c/Sodw, £vrdXdXac?w. 
 'Efrepyacjo/zat, v. [conflcio,] to perform additionally. A>) Tab' epy EiretpyaafiEvd. 
 
 Bacch. 1188. Syn. 'Epyaejo/iat. 
 'E7T€peib(t} 9 v. [impingo, firmo, fulcio,] to press upon, to thrust, to support by 
 
 leaning. Aa/^») irpoTovois ETripeibdfiEvas. Hec. 111. SYN. 'ATrepeibio, eve- 
 
 peibb), ovvepeibb), (jrrjpiciio, /3e/3atow, e/unrriypvfu. 
 'EnZpevyu), v. [evomo ; (dicitur de fluvio in mare deiluente,)] to disembogue. 
 
 TiJ fxev t eTrepevyeral ct/crds. Apoll. 4. 631. 
 'E-rrepecpiOy v. [superne contego,] to cover over, to crown. IfiivQev, e'ntbTe rot 
 
 ydpXevT eitX vr\dv epe^d. A. 89. SYN. 'EpEfjxo, ore^dvow, eTriKoajueo). 
 'Enepd/uaty v. [sciscitor,] to question, to consult. 'ETtEpr)ooixEvds olv ^0/j.rjv ws 
 
 tov deov. Plut. 32. SYN. 'Epfycu. 
 'E7repv(t), et poet. eTretpvw, v. [attraho,] to draw to, to close. B?jj p' X/.iev en 
 
 OdXdfioio' dvp-qv b' eTtlpvae Kopwvrj. a. 441. See also Apoll. 3. 148. SYN. 
 
 'ETrdyw, e(f>eXKV(o, EirXavpio, ETnairdb}. 
 'E7repxo/iat, v. [(1) accedo; (2) in animum venio; (3) impetum facio; (4) edis- 
 
 sero, explico,] to come on or upon, to approach, to come into the mind, to 
 
 attack or surprise, to detail, to explain. Mua^ois emjXQov x €l P° s daXbr'ipov 
 
 fjieTa. Bacch. 725. SYN. Ylpoaepxdfiai, Eireifu, £7rt/3cuV<«/, EifiKVEOjiai, elafiaX- 
 
 Xo/Jiai, emaevofjiai, E(j)opfidu), eTri^eipeu), hXe^r}jxX. 
 '£7repwrdw, v. [insuper interrogo,] to ask further, to consult, to question. Kal 
 
 urjv 67rEp(i)rr)deh diroicpival fioi. b. To rX ; Plut. 002. SYN. See 'Epwrdw. 
 'EweafioXXa, as, y), subst. [convicium,] babbling, reproach. T Ilo' eXdi»v to 7rpw- 
 
 tov, EweafioXXas dvdtyalveiv. b. 1 59' SYN. AoibopXa, (pXvaptd. 
 'E7re<7/3o\os, ov, 6, subst. [conviciator,] a slanderer. "Os tov Xw(3r]Trjpd ETreafioXov 
 
 eo\ dyopawv. B. 275. SyN. Aoibdpos, naKoyXwaaos, 
 'E7reo-6)tw, v. [insuper edo,] to eat besides or with. Trjv dXXqv Ei/o^os d<f %s 
 
 dXd XeiTov EireoOwv. Call. Ep. 50. 
 'E7r€reios, a, 6v, et EnETrjaXos, ov, 6 et r), adj. [annuus,] annual, perennial. 'Ek 
 
 Aios a/j.<pXXd<p)]s te Kal e£ uXokidv EirEreiav. Agam. 985. See also rj. 118. Syn. 
 
 "ETEWSf ETrjaXds, EvXuvfrXoSy EitrjETdvos. 
 'Ewetijs, ov, 6, et ettetXs, Xbos, fj, subst. [famulus,] an attendant. IldXvQXXdv, 
 
 eitetclv. Pyth. 5. 1. See also Apoll. 3. 664. Syn. 'AkoXovOos, d/u^i7rdXos, 
 
 Blpdinov. 
 'E7T€i;0///i£w, v. [fausta acclamo,] to applaud, to shout at with joy. 'Y/uels 
 
 b' ETrevfrjfjiriadry <b VEaxXbts. Iph. A. 1467. SYN. See Ev0^/Lt£w. 
 'ETrcy^o/uat, v. [(1) precor, voveo, (2) glorior,] (1) to pray to, to vow, (2) to 
 
 boast. ToXavr' Eirevyov, /xi) <J>XXooTdvu)s, Oeo'is. Sept. Theb. 265. Syn. Ev-%o- 
 
 fxaiy fXEydXavj(E(t), av^Eta, eijeu^o/icu. 
 '£7r£x w > f« £^>e^&>, or exkjx*! * , v. [iuhibeo, adhibeo, obtineo, &c] to detain, to 
 
 prevent, to possess, to aim at, to forbear, to attack. "Iyd ydp Uelaavbpds 
 
 E)(pi KXeirTeiv, yoi toas appals E-KlypvTES. Lysistr. 490. SYN. Kdr£)(w, kwXxho, 
 
 KpaTEio, dvdfiaXXdfJLat, Tzpoolyu), Trpoadyu), EiriOvva), Tvyydvw, KardXa/x^dvu), £\w. 
 'E7rr//3dX6s, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [(1) qui scopum ferit, (2) compos,] one who hits the 
 
 mark, successful, possessed of. Avaawadv avTrjv, ovb' iniifioXov typivibv* An- 
 tig. 492. SYN.'Eytfpdrjjs, fiEToyos, £7riardr r;s. 
 
318 EIIHr EniA 
 
 'EwriyKevibes, wv, at, subst. [tabulae navium,] the long planks on the sides of 
 
 a ship, the deck. See Damm.] Hotel* drdp [iatcprjoiv ETrtiyKEvXbeocrX reXevra. 
 
 e. 253. 
 'ETrrjeravds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [(l) toto anno durans, (2) copiosus,] perennial^ 
 
 abundant. "Evd'' ijroi ttXvvoX r)aav fVrjfrdvo/, 7ro\v b' vbu)p. c?. 86. Syn. 
 
 &ire.-rioXds, eirereids, einrbpbs, ovveytfjs. 
 'Ett^koos, et Dor. ettclkoos, ov, 6, subst. [auditor, arbiter,] a hearer, an umpire, 
 
 a witness. MXaafxa-wv diroiv ; eirriKoos b' ejjiCjv. Agam. 1393. Syn. 'E7rd- 
 
 icovbs, aKpoaTi/s. 
 'E7rf]\v];, vybs, adj. [obscurus,] shaded, dark. Ovtoi mtoTrr) rrji> irerpav Eir{\Xvya. 
 
 Cycl. 674. SYN. Avydlbs, optyvalos, (TKoreivos, aicXdeis. 
 "E7rr)\vs t vbds, adj. et subst. [advena, extraneus,] a stranger, a foreigner. 
 
 UprjfTTrjpXoy ireiTTWKe rots etc7]\voX. Ion 422. Syn. Bepos, a.7TOlKds. 
 'EirriXvaXa, as, r), subst. [(1) adventus, (2) incantatio,] (1) arrival, occurrence, 
 
 (2) sorcery. 7 H yap £7rr)Xv(7Xr}S TroXvTrrjUovos eaoeaX aty/ma. H. in Merc. 37. 
 'E7r?;/zdrios, a, op, adj. [qui interdiu facit aliquid,] who does any thing daily, 
 
 daily. To6jj>, at to napoiQtv ETrrjjuarXai aylpoPTb. A poll. 3. 894. 
 'Ewrjixoifidsy ov, 6 et r) adj. [alternus, mutuus,] alternate, double, alternately 
 
 worn. Ov yap noXXal ^XalraX, EXT}jj.oifioi te yXrusvls. £. 513. SYN. 'E7rd/i0i- 
 
 (jXos. 
 ''Ettyjp, vid. 'E7raV. 
 'E-n-gbpbs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [sublimis,] hanging in the air, aloft. NeiddZv elXiy- 
 
 yoiaXv E7rtjdpds k£ ) avXovGa. Apoll. 4. 142. SYN. See MeYewpos. 
 5 £7r^jodros, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [valde amabilis,] very lovely, enviable. Ao£dv €7r//pd- 
 
 top,' koyariais* Isth. 6. 17* SYN. 'Epdros, Ipapvbs, epareivcs, KaXbs, fjbvs. 
 "ETT^pETfjLos, ov, 6 et r), adj. [ad remigationem adcinctus,] at the oar, furnished 
 
 with oars. Ov yap ol napa vfJES ETrf)p€Ty,oi KaX Eralpot. b. 559' $YN. 'Eju- 
 
 Kwnbs, ETOifiot Epiaaeiv. 
 'E7n7p£0?)s, lbs, 6 et r), adj. [coopertus,] roofed over, over-arched, projecting. 
 
 See AvTotyXows. SYN. Ka.TrjpE(j)i)s, avvrjpEtyris , v\l>r]Xbs, 7rpo(3XrjS. 
 'E7rrjpXTos, ov, 6, P. N. [Eperitus,] Avrdp E/jioi y brbjx karXv 'EttyipXtos' dXXd jue 
 
 baifiwv. w. 305. 
 "ETrrjT^s, ov 6, adj. [facundus,] eloquent. Tov a etf QaaX yEvecrQaX' E7rr)Trj 6' 
 
 avbpX EOiKas. a. 127* SYN. 'Hbv\oybs, aydprjrfjs. PHR. Tov KaX dtro yXwaarjs 
 
 /jieXXtos yXvKXiov (jeep avbii. 
 'E7r^7-etd, as, et 'Ett^j-vs, vbs, //, subst. [facundia, laus,] eloquence, praise. 'Ejc 
 
 fioptyrjs ayavfjaXv E7rr}reirj(xX KEKaaBat. Apoll. 3. 1006. See also <f). 306. 
 ''ETTrjTpXfxbs, ov, 6 et r), adj. [densus,] frequent, numerous, crowded. Uvpaoi re 
 
 tyXEyWovoXv E7r{jTpXfxoX, v^/baE o' avyrj. 2. 211. SYN. 'E7ro\Xr;\6s, tzvkvos. 
 'Eirri'XEu, v. [obstrepo,] to sound, to re-echo. "Afjiova, Enr]^ & av-pbv e£e\- 
 
 diov 5' Eyii). Cycl. 425. SYN. 'Efy^EW, kcityj^eoj, avrX(j)iorEio, avrriyEu), E7rTj3pEjuio, 
 
 E7Tl\pb<J)E(0. 
 
 *EtcX, praep. tres casus regens, [gen. in, super, apud ; dat. super, in ; ace. ad,] 
 
 gen. upon, above, at ; dat. against, in, over; ace. to, on. 'Ek ot KaX avrol 
 
 fia~tvbv £7rit ptiyfxivX daXaearjs. A. 437' — 'EttX is frequently put for EirecrX. 
 'EiriaXXb), f. aXw, v. [immitto, injicio, efricio,] to bring upon, to dispatch, 
 
 to lay upon, to occasion. 'Av-Xvbos* gvtos yap ETrirjXev l rahe. epya. ^. 49 . 
 
 SYN. 'Etjuriju, E7rXj3aXX(t), efifiaXXio, ETTirXdr)fxX. 
 'EirXavbaviD, poet, pro E^avbdvu), v. [complaceo,] to please, to prove pleasing. 
 
 *Hs E(pdr 'AfJKpXt'bjjios' Tola iv b* EitXi]vbavE fxiidbs. 7r. 406. SYN. 'ApkoKoy, av- 
 
 bdvh), 
 '£7rtdx w > v « [acclamo,] to shout, to shriek at. "Oaooi t kvvEayCXoX ETrid-^bv, % rj 
 
 bEKa^tXoi. E. 860. SYN. "EnXfibdu), Ewdvio, eirdvTEb), avahpaciio, avafibaio, 
 
 Krfpvtrau). 
 
 1 The penult, of iirlnXev is here long on account of the augment. 
 
 2 For the quantity of the antepenult, of €iria\op see note at the word '$irXd\\a>. 
 
EHIB EI1IB 319 
 
 'iLTrlfiaOpdv, ov, to, subst. [naulum,] passage-money, fare. Kal be kev oXX' e-rrt- 
 fiadpvr tywv ' edeXovad ye boirjv. 0.448. Syn. See NavXov. v 
 
 'E7rt/3atVw, f. flricrdfjiai, v. [conscendo, adeo, evenio,] to ascend, to embark, to 
 go to, to raise, to turn out or prove. ,V H uj) Vt/3ntv£ ^naprXarXbos ^Qbvds. Orest. 
 530. SYN.'A»/a/3au'w, efx(3alv(v, £7re/i/3atVw, elaflalvu), E-Kepyo/Jiat, £7rt/3dreuw. 
 
 '£7ri/3aXXw, f. dXw, v. [injicio,] to put or throw upon, to inflict. "Erepav end- 
 yovadv eV drrj. Choeph. 398. S\N. Et<r/3dXXw, 7rpoa(3dXX(x), TrpdaepfiaXXii), 
 ETrTrXdrifxi, e7rippi7rrw, E7rdyu). 
 
 'E7rt/3ao-/cw, v. [induco,] to bring upon. 'Apyov Eovrd, kclk&v ETrifiaaiidfXEV vTas 
 'A^aidi*'. B. 234. SYN. 'E7rdyw, Etdyti), eirlfiaivu). 
 
 'E7rt/3acrracw,.v. [fero in,] to bear or carry in. Aiaaovs y dBpr/cras, KcnrXfiaard- 
 aas ytpoiv. Cycl. 378. SYN. &Xdj3aaTa£(o, j3aard$ii>, dvaKovtyigu), (pepw. 
 \ "E7rifiba, tjs, >/, subst. [" proprie, dies festus additus ; deinde in genere, dies 
 sequens ; sequens tempus: uti in hoc Pindari loco. V. Schol. et Heyne in 1. et 
 Damm. in v. item Ruhnken. ad Timaeum, v. 'Emfiabai." Maltb.] a day imme- 
 diately after the feast, when the common people were allowed to eat the rem- 
 nant of the festival : generally, any succeeding day ; the following time. Tpa- 
 XeL&v €p7rovr(i)V npos Eirifibav ofiws. Pyth. 4. 249* EXP. 'H fxeQeopros fjfjiepa. 
 
 'E.Trlfi}]TU)p t dpds, 6, subst. [qui navem vel equum conscendit,] one who mounts, 
 a mariner, a rider. "Imriov t wnvTrdbojv £7rt/3//ropds, oi ke rdyiard. jr. 262. 
 SYN. See 'EVe/i/Bdr/fs. 
 
 'EirXfiXETrw, v. [inspicio, considero, euro,] to look upon or to, to regard. Kal 
 rv-fcais ETTifiXEirojv. CE. R. 15*26. Syn. 'Eju/^Xcttw, EirXbepKo/uai, ETnanoTVEio, 
 Ecpvpaw, EirXXevaaw, £7T07rreuw, dnofiXETrio. 
 
 'E7rf/3X/)s, ijros, 6, subst. [obex, pessulus,] a bolt, a bar. ^ravpolaiv nvnXpolaX' 
 dvprjv & eye fiovros £7r«/3X//s. ft. 453. SYN. MoyAos, dyevs, bonds, KXeidpov. 
 
 'EirXfiddio, et ETcXfiucTpeco, v. [inclanio, vocifero,] to shout at or cry over, to bark 
 at, to call aloud upon. "OcrXov ettXGoclv, ndXelv b£. Aves 898. See also 
 Theocr. 12. 35. SYN. 'Apajjodio, efifiodu), dmjepd^w, EirXnaXEh), ETtXdyto, 
 
 fC£/\d&£to>. 
 
 'EnXfibX)), ijs, 7], subst. [mulcta,] a fine. Tavrrjs ETrXfioXrjV ibrjtyXel fxXav [idvr\v, 
 
 Vesp. 766. SYN. ZrjuXa. 
 % E7rX(3ovKoXos, ov, 6, subst. [bubulcus,] a cowherd. To> 5' aire TcpooEenrE (3du>v 
 E-nXfiovKoXos dv{]p. v. 235. SYN. See BovndXds. 
 I 'EnXfiuvXevw, v. [iusidiose molior,] to plot against, to take by a snare. At yap 
 yvvcuKES ETrXj3EJ3ovXevKat7X fiot. Thesm. 82. SYN. 'EtyEbpevu), EVEbpevia, Xoyfcio, 
 Xo\du>. 
 I 'EmftovXevTrjs, ov, 6, et E7rXj3ovXds, ov, 6, adj. [(l) insidiator, (2) insidiosus,] one 
 who has designs against another; one who plots against ; insidious. To> rov 
 ixdvevTos KairlfiovXevTov arpctr<p. Aj. Fl. 726. See also /Esch. Suppl. 595. 
 'E7rXj3ovXXa, as, //, subst. [insidiae,] a design against another, a plot, a stratagem. 
 
 'ETrlfiovXi-a. Nem. 4. 58. SYN. Adyos, £7rt/3o\?), ey^elprjiud. 
 'EnXflovXds, vid. 'E7ri/3ovX€vrrys. 
 ! 'ErrX ftp Z fits), v. [admurmuro,] to roar, to murmur. Aenop ETrifipEfAETai. Rau. 680. 
 
 SYN. 'EfjfipEfHO, fiplflU), \pd(j)E(x), £7T^^£(»>. 
 
 i 'EnX'fipidijs, eos, 6 et r), adj. [praegravis, praeponderans,] pressing with great 
 weight upon, giving sanction to. Ilovrt xpoty b' EnXfiptOels. Eumen. £)68. 
 
 ' SYN. 'Eju/3jOi0//s, jodpvs, beivos, ydXE-rrds. 
 'Emfipidu), v. [ingravesco, magno pondere irruo,] to press heavily upon. "Os 
 7roXv6 evr dv Eirifipioais ETTtjTat. Pyth. 3. 190. SYN. KdTajjptdio, epfipidu}, /3d- 
 p£W, ftdpvvio, Kdrdfidpvvit). 
 'E7rXl3piudd[jiai, v. [infrendeo, minitor,] to roar at, to threaten. Hewdv £7re/3pi- 
 udrd XiywXoXv, at Att 7ratSds. Call. 4. 56. SYN. 'EnXftpEUw, e^t/3p£/tw. 
 
 I 'E mfipovrrjT os, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [(1) attonitus, (2) aniens,] thunder-struck, hair- 
 brained, 'fts 6 arpdrriyds 6vmj3p6vTr]T0s jioXwv. Aj. Fl. 1386. 
 
 j *EirX(lv(o, f. vaii), v. [obturo,] to stop up, to fill up. To arofx errXfiuaus Kepiidaiv 
 TWV priTopwp. Plut, 379* SYN. Bvw, €jj.7rXridu>, y£/utc?w, aKEird£<x). 
 
320 EH IB EIIIA 
 
 *E7riPu)/xids t ov, 6 et ft, adj. [altari impositus, ad altare cantari solitus,] placed 
 
 on the altar, at the altar. Wvp eirifiwptdv 'AoyeiW. Eur. Electr. 715. 
 'ETrtfiuxTTpeoJ, vid. 'Emflddio. 
 *E7rt/3wrwp, dpds, 6, subst. [pastor,] a feeder of cattle, a shepherd. 'AvbpX bsftas 
 
 eliivld ve<p eiri&wTdpi /u»/\wv. v, 222. SYN. See BoTrjp. 
 'E7rtyd/zew, v. [conjugem superinduco,] to marry again, to add one husband to 
 
 another. Ov ydp £7T£yd/uei iroaiv ironei. Orest. 588. SYN. See Td/iew. 
 ^Emydfios, ov, 6 et f], adj. [nubilis,] marriageable. Qvydrrjp ewXya/uds, kclv dXws 
 
 firjbev XdXy. Menand. 
 'E7riy£Xdw, v. [arrideo, irrideo,] to smile upon, to laugh at. 'EirXyeXacrai irpd- 
 
 Ov/jios. Thesm. 979- SYN. 'EyyeXdw, fcdrdyeXdw, ettlo ku)ttt(o, bXdirai£h>. 
 'ETrXyeivdfiai, et ETrXyiyvd/iai, v. [adnascor, succedo, supervenio,] to spring up, 
 
 to succeed, to happen. TrjXeddwoa <pvei, fdpos b' EirXyiyvETaX (vpy. Z. 148. 
 
 See also K. 70. SYN. riyvoixai, yevvdopai, dviayja, avtpfiai, E7rXbXb(ofxX. 
 %-KXyiyvuxTKU) , v. [agnosco,] to discover, to understand, to recognize. At k 
 
 efx lirXyvoiri Kai (ppaaaezaX otyQaXfjLoioXv . w. 2l6. SYN. TTyvwata*). dvdyXyvwoKw, 
 
 alaQdvopai, eieirltTTdfiai, navQdvio. 
 "ETrtyXwco-dd/zaj, v. [effutio in aliquem,] to use the tongue against, to threaten. 
 
 Y.v Qriv a xPy^ eis > Tavr emyXbJcraa Aids. P. V. 964. SYN. Kdrd/3odw, jfdr^yo- 
 
 pe(o, (pXvapeio. 
 'IkmyvafxTTTU), v. [inflecto,] to bend back, to prevail upon, to bend. Kai p' 
 
 atceovcra KaQfjaro, E7rlypa[i\pd tyXXov Kfjp. A. 569. SYN. YvafXTTTU), KdrdKafi7TT(o, 
 
 irpavvb). 
 'EmyvojfjLwv, dvos, 6 et ?/, adj. [(1) judex, (2) veniae facilis,] a judge; consi- 
 derate, indulgent. "AXysaX fio^di^ovcrdv, E-myviotjuov be toX eifxX. Mosch. 4. 70. 
 
 SYN. 2vyy vtbfxwv, KpXrijs, ettottt^s. 
 'EnXydvoi, wv, ol, subst. [" posteri. Ita dicebantur kcit e^dxn^ Septem ducum 
 
 filii, qui decern post annis, Thersandro duce, Thebas expugnaverunt ; de 
 
 quibus vid. Heyne ad Apollodor. ill. 7. 2. Num hos ianuerit iEschylus, 
 
 vix satis liquet." Blomf. ad Sept. Theb. Gloss. 896. Hos innuit Euripides, 
 
 Suppl. 1234.] posterity, the Epigoni. QxXavbpov' ixevel KTedvd r entyovois. 
 
 Sept. Theb. 896. 
 *ETrXyowXbids, ov, 6 et tj, adj. [genibus impositus,] on the knee. Tat b\ emyov- 
 
 vXbXov. Pyth. 9. 107. 
 'E7rtyovvts, Xbds, r/, subst. [os latum et rotundum, quo genuum commissura 
 
 tegitur, femur,] the knee-pan, the thigh. Kai kev opbv iriviov, fieydXrjv ettX- 
 
 yovvXbd Qeird. p. 225. SYN. Mrjpds, fxripXdv, layXov. EPITH. AevKt], 
 'Emypaflbrjv, adv. [stringendo leviter,] with a scratch, lightly. Tw b' Eripa) fiiv 
 
 "xfiyyv Eiziypdfibr\v (3dX£ "yeipos, $. 166. SYN. Aiybrjv, eXa^pws, Koytyus. 
 *E7rty|oa///id, drds, to, subst. [inscriptio,] an inscription, a title. Ala^pov tovtxX- 
 
 ypajjifi lv 'EXXdSt. Troad. 1187- 
 ^EmypdtjxD, v. [(1) inscribo, (2) leviter perstringo,] to make a mark upon, to 
 
 inscribe, to graze slightly. 'AtfOordroV S' dp 1 d'iaros E7reypa\pe \pod (jhvtos. 
 
 A. 139* SYN. 'Eyypd^w, Kd0a7rro/iat, £7n£ea>. 
 'EirXbaidnai, v. [divido, distribuo,] to take as one's portion, to distribute. 'Us obi: 
 
 alrXos elfxX' fiEyav & E7rXba.idfj.aX optcov. H. Merc. 383. 
 'ETrXbaieXos, ov, 6 et 77, adj. [in haereditatis partitione attributus,] allotted for a 
 
 share. Ovpdvdv ovk EjuEyrjpdv E\etv EixXbaiaXov oIkov. Call. 1. 59> 
 'IfcirXbaKpvu), f. vffio, v. [defleo,] to weep over. KanXbatcpvetv avrXfioXovvTUV . 
 
 Vesp. 879* SYN. Kdrdbaicpvb), »cdroXo0vpo/xat, baKpvio, EmdprjVEio, ettXkiokvu), 
 
 (see Kwkvw.) 
 'EirXbavpos, ov et e>0£*>, (Nem. 3. ult.) 6, ^, P. N. [Epidaurus,] a city in Argolis. 
 
 r Tpoi$fjv\ 'Hiwas re, KaX afX7rEXdevT"ETrXbavpdv. B. 56l. 
 *'EirXbavpXds, a, ov, adj. [Epidaurius,] of Epidaurus. Avros 0' o7rXur/id tovtzX- 
 
 bavpXov Xd/3wv. Eur. Suppl. 724. 
 'E7TXbeiEX8s, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [pomeridianus,] in the afternoon. EiVds 6' >/ /ue><n; 
 
 ZirXbeiEXd, XwXov ?}fidp. Hes. Op. 810. 
 
EIIlA EIIIA • 321 
 
 'EirlbebcvvftX, v. [demonstro,] to show, to exhibit. Kdpa 'irXbetfav, ovyX Topyo- 
 vos (ftlpiov. Eur. Electr. 856\ SYN. 'AvabeiKM/jX, ZitXbeifyv vel ffvjj(3dXou e/c^eow 
 vel 7rdj0t^w, dnobeifyv vel Tteipdv bxbufxX, 
 
 'Embeifrs, ews, t}, subst. [demonstratio,] a display, a demonstration, Qewp ad- 
 (plena, Kairlbet£is 'EWabt. Phoen. 885. 
 
 'E-rrXbenrvEw, v. [secundariam coenam perago,] to entertain with a second sup- 
 per. Qvaras ZirXbentveis. Equit. 1137. 
 
 'ETribe/ivlos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [vestibus stratus,] covered with bed-clothes. 'E7rt- 
 be/xiXov (its 7ri(T0tfi is evvav. Hec. 921 . 
 
 'E-rrXbeftds, a, or, adj. [(l) dexter, (2) scifus, (3) lepidus, (4) faustus,] on the 
 right, clever, auspicious. Yvfivos i\v 7r\r]yeis vtr avrov iravrd TcnrXbefrd. Aves - 
 1493. SYN. 'Evbetyos, betyos, a'iaXos, evcpvrjs, ootyos, e/u7retpos. 
 
 'ETrXbepKofxcu, v. [inspicio,] to look upon. 'HeXios (paeQiov sirXbepKETaX uKTivecroXi'. 
 X. 16. SYN. ElabepKo/jtai, £7ri/3iV.£7rw. 
 
 'EnXbea/jds, ov, 6, subst. [ligamen, fascia,] a bandage. 'Embefffxdv eirpXaj. Vesp. 
 1438. SYN. AeaXs, berrfids, T£Xdfxu)v, airapydvov. 
 
 *'E7rtoeo'7rd5w > v. [dominor,] to be master of. Tis be iroifxavwp i-wearX KanXbetrno' 
 £et (TTpurov; Pers. 246. Syn. See Aeo-7roc?w. 
 
 'Embevris, eos, 6 et //, adj. [indigens,] poor, in want. Kabbe imfytara noXXd, ra 
 t eXberaX os k EirXbev^s. E. 481. SYN. 'Evocj/s, vjrobetjs, dttopos, eXXnr^s, 
 
 d.TE\ljs\ 
 
 'E-n-xbevofxai, v. [indigeo,] to want in addition, to desire more, to be deficient in. 
 
 'H etX k<xl xpvaou EiribevEaX, ov ke tXs oiffei. JB« 229» SYN. 'Rrbiofxat, biofxai, 
 
 cevdfxat, Trpoabiofxai, E\aTTdd[j.ai, Xeiironai, airdpEto. 
 * , ETrXbeu), v. [insuper ligo,] to bind besides. To Kpdvos npivTOv 7T£pXbrjad/j£vos t 
 
 top \6<pdv Yi^eXX EnXhjffeiv. Ran. 1038. Syn. See Aeoj. 
 'E-n-XbrfXas, ov, 6 et f], adj. [manifestus,] remarkable, manifest.- ToXyuct £\eiv to 
 
 kcikov kovk E7ribr)Xds 6/jws. Theogn. 442. Syn. See A^Xos. 
 'ETrXbrj/uevo), et E7rXbr)/u£u>, v. [in populo vel urbe versor,] to remain at home. 
 
 'A\X' ETrXbrjfievets' &s yap vv toX evdbi 6u[x<p. tt. 28. See also Call. 2. 12. 
 
 SYN. 'Epbri/jtEU), ohovpEU), fXErei/nX. 
 'ExXbrj/jtos, et Eiribiijios, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [versans in populo; domesticus, ad vena,] 
 
 at home, domestic, one come to reside with the people, a foreigner. "Eyujut- 
 
 rai, o<pp etX keIpos dvijp imbfi fxXds i}£v. A. 233. See also Call. 3. 226. SYN. 
 ^rifMds, brjfxoaXos, efi<f)vXXds, icoivos, 
 'ETrXbXapp^yvvfxX, v. [disrumpo,] to break or burst asunder. KcnreKpdcpriaas av- 
 
 tos, EirXbXappdyu). Equit. 698. SYN. AXappfiyvvpX, bXdpaaaoj. 
 'EirXbxbiopX, v. [dono praeterea ; do,] to give additionally, to increase. MoyOov 
 
 be \dpiv rijvb' EnXbtuffio. Med. 189. SYN. See AtSw//i. 
 'E7rXbi£dfxat t v. [insuper quaero,] to seek over and above. *fls eliiovo' dvopovaE* 
 jpXXas 6' EirXbiZeQ' Zraipas. Moscli. 2. 28. Syn. See A/£tyi£. 
 'E7rXbip£(o, v. [in orbem ago, verso,] to whirl, to turn about. "Er0' EnXbivr}- 
 J)evte TXva^uadrjy 7TT£pd noXXd. /3. 151. SYN. Swirrpe^o;, crvvrretu), biVEOj. 
 ETrXbTirXoiZii), v. [reduplico,] to repeat. Xa/oert, ^aiplrE 6' av&Xs, InXbX-nXoi^u) , l 
 
 Eumen. 10 17. 
 EirXbXqpXds , dbds, //, subst. [currus circumferentia,] the front semicircle 
 
 of a chariot, " a ling in the box of the chariot, to which the reins 
 
 were suspended." See Damm. 'E£ EnXbitypXabos 7rv/udrr}s l/jdaX bibevrd. K. 
 
 475. 
 EirXbfypXds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [qui super curru est aut sedet,] sitting upon 
 
 the box, on the chariot. 'AXXa ^Iv, eIooke bwpd 0tpwv £TrXbi<ppXd Oehj. 
 
 o. 5 1 . 
 imboiaZu), f. daio, v. [dubito, voluto,] to revolve, to examine on all sides. 
 
 1 Porson includes this word in brackets as of doubtful authority. Pierson. Mocr. Att. p. 167. 
 ustly thinks that it was derived from the scholium. As the line now stands, it does not metri- 
 I ally agree with the corresponding line in the strophe. 'ErrlSnrKoifa appears to be only an ex- 
 ilanation of addis. We might read Xaipere, xaipeTe 5' aidis jxoi. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 2 S 
 
322 EHIA EniH 
 
 IloWas S' eirebo'idod fiovXds. Apoll. 3. 19. SYN. 'Rvbota£(*>, 6\fityio(ii)Teto, fiep- 
 
 fxrjpiciu), aK&irrdfxai. 
 'EtrXbolbs, ov, et >/, adj. [illustris,] illustrious. IIo\-Xo7s enthalpy dprjrai. Nem. 
 
 9. 110. Syn. See KXflros. 
 'ETriSo'iOTrtds, ot>, 6 et ?/, adj. [ad ccenam ulilis,] proper far supper. Kwxefl' 
 
 "YAas 6 £av0os i)§wp eTrXbopi:Xdv olffwv. Theocr. 13. 36. SYN. UorXbopTrXos. 
 'Etti^jooju^, ^s, >/, subst. [incursio, irruptio,] an inroad, an attack, an assault. 
 
 Atpvrjs t epfifiovs, d^evovs r embpofids, Helen. 403. See also Apoll. 3. 5$3. 
 
 SYN. Elahpofjr), ejujSoXj), eirXfibXr]. 
 'ETrtbpdfxdio, v. [incurro, grassor,] to run to for refuge, to assail. 'ETrXbpbfxCJG , 
 
 v8X Odvdrbs dirrj. iEsch. Suppl. 130. SYN. 'Entrpe^oj, e7rXbtbpdaK(o, €fX7ri7TT(o, 
 
 efjfiaXXoj. 
 'EicXbpbfxbs, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [accessu facilis, incursionibus obnoxius,] accessible, 
 
 assailable. "Apfidros kafi 7roXis, koX eiribpbfiov errXeTo rel^os. Z. 434. SYN. 
 
 TLvirpbobbbs, €V7rpd(T0iffTds, aXwrbs. 
 'E-rrlbvvio, v. [occido super,] to set upon. M?) npXv eir r)eXXov bvvai, koX eirl 
 
 Kvtyas eXdelv. B. 41 3. Syn. See hvvu and Avo/ku. 
 'E7rXetKeXbs, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [similis,] like. McuW Al/ubvXbrjs, eirteixeXos dddvd- 
 
 roiaXv. A. 394. SYN. RIkeXos, bfxoibs, irpbabjJLOibs, dXiyicXbs, evdXiyKXbs.. 
 'EirXewrjs, eos, 6 et tj, adj. [aequus, decens, moderatus, mediocris,] fair, equi- 
 table, proper, moderate, meek. OvbevX 7ru>7ror£ (j>r)<rX irXBeodai, yvw\xr]v rtV 
 
 E'yjLov eirXeucT). Vesp. 1027- SYN. "lads, bXicaibs, fxerpXbs, 7rpe7T(av, Trp6ar]Kit)v, 
 
 dyddbs, e7rXeiKTbs. 
 'EirteiK&s, adv. [decenter, moderate, mediocriter,] fairly, adequately, fitly. 
 
 Tovrt /jlep e7rXeiKu>s ov y' k^eir iordoai. Vesp. 1249. SYN. MerpXus, KaXuts, Xkol- 
 
 vu>s, KdfxXbfj. 
 'EirXeiiirds, ?), bv, adj. [cedens, tolerabilis,] yielding, not irresistible. Aei/0', Xvd 
 
 epyd yeXaoTa KaX ovk eirXeiKra Xbrjode. 6. 307* SYN. 'ETtXeiKrjs. 
 'EnXeXbdfiai, v. [cupio insuper,] to desire besides. KckXvOX vvv, QerX bid, rd 
 
 toi sTTieXbdix eviff7T€ip. Apoll. 4. 783. SyN."EA6o/«u, ettXOv/ueio. 
 'E7rteA7rojuat, v. [insuper spero,] to hope for besides. Tph be ixedijKe flXrjs, £7rte\- 
 
 Trdfxevos roye Bvfxw. ^>. 126. SYN. See 'E\7ric?w. 
 'ETrtew, vid. 'E0£w. 
 'ETTtctdpEU), vox Arcadica, pro 'EirXfidpeu), v. [praegravo,] to oppress, to ravage. 
 
 Y\bXv(5u> rpbtyel bXbojoXv' ws b' £7re£dpei. Phoen. 45. SYN. 'EnXKet/uai, kuko- 
 
 7ra0£w. 
 'E7ri$d<p£Xds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [vehemens, ardens,] swelling, violent, raging. 
 
 'Hpwiov, ore tzev tXv €7ri^d(j)eXos j^oXos 'Ikoi. I. 521. SYN. ZcMpXeyfjs, OovpXbs, 
 
 betvbs, o(fobpbs, lo^vpbs, ydkETrbs. 
 'EiriZdtyEXids, adv. [vehementer, ardenter,] violently. UarpbKdoiyvrjTov b S' 
 
 E7ri^d(p£XoJs jjLEVEatvEV. £. 330. SYN. Hcpobpd, beivws, )(dX£7ru>s. 
 'Eirt^evyvvw, et ETtL^evyvvfu, v. [desuper innecto,] to fasten besides. Xe7pa$ 
 
 e7n^ev^aprd /jieaas fioEOioXv XfiuoXv. Theocr. 22. 3. SYN. Ivgevyvvw, ettXtX- 
 
 firim, E7vXbeit). 
 'E7n$e((>vpXoi, mv, oi, P. N. [Epizephyrii,] one of the four divisions of the Lo- 
 
 crians. 'Eiri-ZetyvpXwv AdKp&v y£>£ai/ dXeydtv. Olymp. 11. 14. 
 'E7ric?£w, f. Ecrto, v. [fervesco,] to boil over, to rage against. Aeivt) rXs opyt) 
 
 baifjidvoiv ETre^Effh'. Iph. T. 988. SYN. 'AraC£w, £e<o, Eirepypnai. 
 'Eiri£r}\ds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [qui beatus preedicatur,] called happy, to be ad- 
 mired. '6 b' h(pQ6vqT0s y ovk ett'i^Xos tzeXel. Agam. 912. SYN. 'Api^rjXos, 
 
 £r)Xu)Tds, /idxdp, Epi£r)Xos. 
 'E7rt/7pai'os, et EnXrjpds, ov, 6 et %, adj. [jucundus, gratus,] desirable, agreeable, 
 
 gratifying. Ovbi tX jjiol irobdvLTZTpd irbbiov eTriripdvd dvjiui. 1 r. 343. See also 
 
 A. 572. SYN. 'ETrijpdros, epavvbs, ifxepoeis, dydirrjrds, itpb(rr]vfis t Ke^dptafieyds, 
 
 epdajjXos. 
 
 1 " Alii tirfrjp* am 0i//x<£." Seber. 
 
EIII0 EniK 323 
 
 'E7r XBaptrv vot, v. [insuper fidentem reddo,] to give additional confidence. Top 
 
 h y ItrXBapavptap 7rpd<re<pr] £avBbs ^AevtXads, A. 183. SYN. See Qapcrvvu). 
 y EnXBavfxa£id, f. aaw, v. [donis honoro,] to honor with presents. Xpri yap etcX- 
 
 6avf2a£eiv tX top bXba.aKa.Xdp. Nub. 1146. SYN. 'AiroBavfiagiD, vTrepBavfid^ia, 
 
 6avfAa$<i>, be^Xodfiai. 
 'EirXBrfurj, tjs, /;, subst. [accessio, additaraentum,] addition. ITXe/wv yap ttXeo- 
 
 vwv fxZXtTri, fieiZwP b' eitldiiK-q. Hes. Op. 380. SYN. UpOffBrjKrf. 
 'Eirtdrjfjia, tiros, to, subst. [operculum, tegmen,] a cover, a lid. T H, ical 
 
 (fxttpXafiwv €7rt0J7//drd KaX' aveaysp. ft. 228. SYN. 'E7rXKaXvfjfxd, KaXv/jLjud, 
 
 TTwfia. 
 'E7r?0ddc?w, v. [urgeo, perturbato animo sum,] to press on, to be irritated. Td5' 
 
 £7rev^ofi£yri, Kcnridda£ov(T' ; Choeph. 843. SYN. Qodc'w, ra^yvio, tiriaevofAai. 
 'EirXBopEto, et £7rfflpd)aKw, v. [adsilio, insiiio,] to leap upon, to insult. "fls ettX 
 
 aot, MeXd^t7T7re, Bop' 'AvriXoyos fj-EVE-yapfirfs. O. 582. See also E. 772. SYN. 
 
 'Evfldjoew, ETtXirrfbcao, EirepBpwaKbi, eyaXXdfjai. \ 
 
 JEirXdvfxeu), v. [concupisco, desidero,] to set the mind upon, to desire, to covet. 
 
 Kelp' tTrXdvfxu) bwfidrd vatetp. Alcest. 884. SYN. 'Enevypfxat, ttoBeoj, emird' 
 
 deoj, Ifielpdfxai, opeydfiai, 'iXbdfiai, eirXeXbo/xai, itpoBvfJEOfxai, /xereaipw, epa^ai. 
 'ETTidvfiriTeipa, as, ry, adj. [cupida, studiosa,] desirous or fond of. 2ot icaX 
 
 'AfjaZdvXbes TvoXlfiov EirXBvfxiiTeipai. Call. 3. 237* 
 'EnXdvfxXa, as, v, subst. [cupiditas, conatus,] a desire, an attempt. AdXXds ff 
 
 'iriBv/jiXa. Cycl. 448. SYN. UpoBvfJua, 'l/iepos, opet-Xs, spus, op/ji). EpiTH. 
 
 'Aa-^tjficjp, ap^endhos. 
 'ExXdvfxXa/jia, tiros, to, subst. [suffimentum,] incense. 2r£0»j Xafiovorj KamBv- 
 
 fxXa.fxa.rti. CE. K. 9^3. SYN. Qv/xiajxti. 
 'E7ri0vi>u), et €7rXdvio, f. yaw, v. [irruo, dirigo,] to rush on, to direct. 'Sis tiv liri- 
 
 Bvaaprls eXolfiedti' tovs be k £7reird. ir. 297* See also 2. 17$. SYN. 'LBvpuj, 
 
 ETrtyepdfiai, Emaevdfxai, EPopovoj. 
 'EnXOvu), f. veto, v. [insuper sacrifico,] to sacrifice in addition, to sacrifice in 
 
 revenge. 'EnX fr eBvati firfTEpti. Orest. 555* 
 'Eiridwpriffad/iai, v. [armor adversus aliquem,] to arm oneself against. 'OmrbTE 
 
 Keptavpois Atimdai eneBwpriffrropTd. Apoll. 1. 42. SYN. 'E0o7rX/c?a;. 
 'E7rXd(t)vff(rii), f. £w, v. [acclamo ; vociferando incito,] to bawl at, to urge on. 
 
 Tlapos KU)Trats E7rXBwv£ei. Iph. T. 1128. SYN. Qiovaato, Kpavya£(s>, Eiretxfipi- 
 
 fj.dofj.at, ETrtivTEW. 
 'EnuffTop, dpds, 6 et if, adj. [peritus, sciens,] skilful or experienced in. 4><30' 
 
 'HpaKKfja, fxiytiXwp ETruaropti epywv. (f>. 26. SYN. See"Ib/uiop, and "Iorwp. 
 'EnXKdde^ofiai, ETrXtctiBrffxai, et EirXKtiQikh), v. [insideo, adsideo,] to sit upon, to 
 
 ride upon. 'E<f oh dp ovrds EirXuddegriTat ixoios. Plut. 185. See Ran. 1046. 
 
 and i. 179. SYN. 'EyKtiBeZdfxat, Efegofxai, eQiZclpu). 
 'E-rrXKaipdoj, v. [innovo,] to new-model, to change. Avt&p TroXiruiy fxij Vfrcu- 
 
 vovprbiP vofiovs. Eumen. 696. 
 'EnXKaipos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [opportunus,] seasonable, opportune, suitable. 
 
 'Eco-t 5' larrfp ZitXKaiportirds. Pyth. 4. 480. SYN. KaipXos, evKatpos, w^cXi- 
 
 fids. 
 'EmKalu), f. Kavff<o, v. [incendo, amburo,] to burn upon, to burn. "Evff oi 
 
 OTrXay^ EirdaaPTo, Beu> b' ettX /uijpiti koaop. y. 9- SYN. ^ApaKaicj, Katu), (pXiyu), 
 
 ETTityXeyoi, aiddXou), Kviaatiio. 
 'E7rtKd\£w, et EirXKEKXdfjai, v. [voco, invoco,] to call by an additional name, to 
 
 call for. Elev y\ ukovo)' ravr' EirXiidXels; fxapBdpio. Pax 663. See iEsch. 
 
 Supp. 41. SYN. 'EyK'dXeo;, uptiictiXEio, E7rX{3otiio. 
 *'E7rud\v7rTw, v. [opperio,] to cover, to close. <I>dds EnXKtiXv\pav. Here. F. 642. 
 
 SYN. See KaXv-n-rio. 
 'E7rr(ca/u7rvXds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [incurvus,] crooked. T ft ylpop, os te <f>vra okcut- 
 
 rets ETrXKafinvXds &fxovs. H. in Merc. 90* Syn. See Ka/ji7rvXds. 
 *EnXKapaXds, a, dy, et ov, 6 et >/, adj. [pronus, obliquus, praeceps. Vid. Damm. 
 
324 EniK EIIIK 
 
 in v.] headlong. At (xev EireiT 'E(j>ipovT cviKapotaX, lorXd be ofiv. t, 70. 
 
 SYN. 'RyicapoXos, Xs^pios, 
 'ETTiKaorrj, rjs, y, P. N. [Epicasta,] another name for Jocasta. (See 'IoKaernj.) 
 
 MrjTepa t OibXirdbao Xhov koKyiv 'ETriKaaTiiv. X. 270. 
 'ETrtm^Xa^eo-Kw, v. [strepito,] to roar, to laugh about. Aa/3poV deipofxevov 7re- 
 
 Tpais £7riKay\a$e<TKey. Apoll. 4. 944. 
 'EnXKetftai, v. [impositus sum, jaceo super, insto,] to be placed upon, to be 
 
 upon or near, to urge, 'bfiov rody^Xovs, KaariKeifiiyov Kdpa. Eur. Suppl. 726. 
 
 SYN."Eyice/jUCu, EmrXdEfxai, ETrXtyepdfxai, eVeyw, dve^io. 
 'ETruca'iow, f. neprjw, v. [attondeo, praecido,] to cut off, to destroy. UarpoKXos 
 
 b\ eireX ovv irpwras e7reic€pa£ ^dXctyyds. II. 394. SYN. 'Airoiceipio, dTrorefjirto, 
 
 a7rafiau), btatydeipio, KaraK07rrw. 
 'ETrtfceXaSew, v. [inclamo,] to shout at, to applaud. *fts"E»;rwp dyvpev' ettX he 
 
 Tpwes KeXdbricrdv. 0. 542. SYN. KeXdSew, eTrevtprjfjieio, ettX/Souio. 
 'EirXKeXevio, v. [hortor,] to instigate. 'Eyw be y' £7reKe\ev(rd KcnreXva okvov. 
 
 Orest. 1235. SYN. 'EyfceXeuw, bXaKeXevdjiai, Trdpaiveio, 7rporpE7ru). 
 'Ei-faeXXw, v. [appello, pervenio,] to approach to laud, to arrive. ElaXbofxev, 
 
 irp\v vfjds evaaeXfiovs ETrXKeXaat. i. 148. KeXXw, otceXXw, eVoKeXXw, opyudw. 
 'E7ri)c)odw, Ionic, pro E-xXKEpdoj. (Vid. Damm.) v. [iterum infundo, superin- 
 
 fundo,] to mix by pouring upon. Olvbv £7nKpT)<Tai, Xvd koa Aa TepirXKepavvu. 
 
 7}. l64. SYN. 'EynepavvvnX, avyKEpavvvfiX, eyy/w, EirXyeio. 
 'ETriKepToftEw, v. [increpo, probris lacesso,] to reproach. Tbv b' cViKeorojueW 
 
 7rpdae<pr)S, Et/juatt avj3iord. y 194. SYN. Keprdfisoj, EirXxXevaZu), Xotbdpsu>, 
 
 ETTKTKWTTTb), bXd(TVpiO, oi(TTpT)XdTElt). 
 
 'EirXtcevdu), f. ao), v. [occulo,] to hide. E^Ve /joX eipbjXevfy nyjiepred, fjtr}b y enXKev' 
 
 (Trjs. o. 263. SYN. "'EtntcpviTTti), d7ro~Kpv7rT(i) f Kev&o/uat. 
 *'E7riKrjbews, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [funebris, lugubris,] funereal, mournful, 'tlibdv 
 
 eirXtcribetdv \ Troad. 5l6. SYN. Toepos, 6pr]Vh)br)S, 7revdXjJi6s. 
 'EmK^pos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [(l)fato lethifero obnoxius, (2) caducus,] subject to 
 
 death. AaKpvffas eirXicripdv eov j3idv ovbe ydp avros. Call. Ep. 6l. 
 'EnXKripvicevfAd, drds, to, subst. [legatio de aliqua re,] a deputation, an embassy. 
 
 QiXosyevot av t tccnrXKrjpvKev/iidoi. Med. 736. SYN. Hpecrfieia, Trpeafievjjid. 
 'E7rXicripvtc€vdfxcn t v. [pacem offero per praeconem,] to offer terms of peace. Kd- 
 
 KOV ToXoiTTOV' TCIVT ETtXKT^pvKEVOfxai. TheSm. Il63. 
 
 'EnXKYipvoabt, f. £w, v. [annuncio,] to announce by a herald. Uvpyois ETre/jfids, 
 
 Kct7rXKr]pv^dels ^QovX. Sept. Tiieb. 631. SYN. J5.r)pvoo~(x), dvdnripvoou), dvdyo- 
 
 pevu). 
 'ETrXKibviifiX, v. [dispergo,] to scatter upon or over. 2oj> S' ?jrot kXeos eoraX, 
 
 ooov t ETrXicibvdraX tfws. H. 458. SYN. ^Kibavvvfu, bidaK£ba£(o, £7riicXvc?w. 
 'EmKivbuvus, adv. [periculose,] hazardously, 'Us iravrd betvd Ka7rtKtvbvvh)s flpti- 
 
 ro'is. Philoct. 503. 
 'E7rt):X«o>, v. [fleo insuper,] to weep besides or over. KXaeiv eXcivws. b. 2i> b' 
 
 £7rXKXaeii> vffTEpov. Tliesm. 1063. SYN. KXa/w, dvatcXalh), Qpr]VEii), £7rdX6Xvcl<t), 
 
 E7rXbaKpv(t), oXotyvpofxat. 
 'E7rucXavros, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [flebilis,] mourned. KeXdSeT §' £7rtffXavrd^ drjbdpidv. 
 
 Ran. 69^' SYN. UoXvuXavrds, alcucros, yolpos, TrevQXfids. 
 'EmicXeib), v. [(l)celebro; (2)dico; (3) invoco ; (4) occludo,] to celebrate, to 
 
 speak of, to invoke, to fold up. Kal tovs TrpwuTovs EnXKXeleiv. Pax 101. 
 
 SYN. KXe/w, 7T£jOi/3odw, evXdysu). 
 'E7TikX»;/id, drds, ro, subst. [criminis objectio,] an accusation, a charge. 'EVt- 
 
 kXtju 1 Exovoais o,rX tv^oC bpacras 6' eyw. Orest. 563. SYN/'EyKX^d, aWXafxa, 
 
 KurriyopXa, 
 'EmicXrjpdst ov, 6 et //, subst. [haeres,] an heir or heiress. 'E7rXKXr)pdv eJvat rrjy 
 
 'Adrjvaiav botcels. Aves l653. SYN. KXrjpovdiuds. 
 'EirXicXrjpdto, v. [(l)sorte adtribuo; (2) sortior,] to allot. Teivv^evrjv to irp&Tov 
 
 ETreKXripioffdv dpijyeiv. Call. 3. 23. SYN. Ata»cX»;pdw, KXrjpdu), £iriicXu)d<*>. 
 'EmicXrjaXs, ews, y, subst. [(I) cognomen, (2) invocatio, (3) ignominia,] an appel- 
 
EniK ETIIK 325 
 
 lation, a surname, an imputation. "ApKTOpO', fjv koX dfxa^dv emuXriatp xdXeov- 
 
 oXp. 5). 4S7* SYN. ^EirojpufxXa, optica. 
 'E7riic\?7rds, ov, 6 et i], adj. [advocatus,] invited, summoned. Obpr}(rdfxh>a rd 
 
 tup en'iKXrjTOjy bevp\ Xvd. Pax 1265. SYN. IIoooTcXj/ros, irdpanXriTbs, crvvrj- 
 
 ydpos. 
 'EmfcXivrjs, ids, 6 et ?/, adj. [deelivis, deorsum vergens,] sloping. 'EttlkXXp&s be 
 
 raXavTov. Call. fr. 312. 
 'ETrTtcXtts-pdv, ov, to, subst. [sella, vel lectus,] a coueh. Td r' s ejrXicXiPTpdp ditd- 
 
 fidXois. Eccles. 907* SYN. KXlpyj, kXktuos, Xeicrpop. 
 'EttXkXLvu), f. Xvu>, v. [acclino, jaceo super,] to incline to, to verge upon, to be 
 
 contiguous to. Tas eirXKexXXfiepas o^Qois Xepols, Xv eXaias. Troad. 803. SYN. 
 
 , AiroKXivio, kyKXivd), enXKeifxai, eitXiriitTiii. 
 'EnXuXoiros, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [furax, furtivus, occultus, vafer,] over-reaching, 
 
 cunningly expert. KepbdXeos k eir) kclX £7nVXo7ros, 6s ere TrdpeXdoi. v. 291* 
 
 SYN. KXeiTTrjs, boXdjJirjTXs, KepbdXeos, ijirepoTtevs, itdrovpyds. 
 'E7ri'vXv5w, et eirticXvieffKut, v. [(l) proluo, (2) in undo, submergo,] to overflow, 
 
 to inundate, to dash against. "EpdaXs dwacrdp, evoais eTrXtcXvaei iroXXv* Troad. 
 
 1318. See also Y. 6. SYN. KXvgio, KdraKXv£c,», fcdrd/3aXX&>. 
 'E7rifc\vw, v. [audio, ausculto,] to hear, to listen to, to learn. "Hi', eireibrj 
 
 Zrjvos eneaXvep ayyeXXaojp. e. 150. SYN. See 'E7rcuo» and KXiho. 
 'E7rtic\a»0w, f. ao, v. [neo ; fatalia stamina duco ; sortior,] to spin the web of 
 
 fate, to allot. 'AXX' ov jjlol toiovtop erreKXtocrap OeoX oXfiop. y. 208. SYN. 
 
 KXwftw, eTrtuXrjpdu), Kvpow, elfiappLevop Troieat. 
 'Ettikvcho, v. [intero,] to grate upon, to scrape with a grater. 'AXX' enXfcpwaiv 
 
 rvpuv eXawp. Aves 533. SYN. Kvdw. 
 'EiriKotvos, ov, oetfi, adj. [communis, promiscuus,] common, promiscuous. 
 
 Axbvjiwp emKoivdv. Androm. 124. SYN. Koipwpos, fieroyps, kolpos, ovyKOi- 
 
 viopos. ■ 
 'EnXKOKKvaroXa, as, rj, subst. [more KOKKvyos accinens,] cuckoo-like. 'H^w, Xoyojv 
 
 aPTubos enXicoKKVfTTpXa. Thesm. 1068. 
 'E7rt*;o/i7rac:w, v. [glorior,] to vaunt, to glory in. '6 b' >/\dXa^, Kent -eico fXTrda ev 
 
 rdbe. Here. F. 976. 
 'EirXKoirTo), v. [incido, in cacumine caedo,] to smite upon, to fell ; in the middle 
 
 voice, 1 to strike oneself for, to lament for. "Expire weirXots KUTreKOTpdfirjp 
 
 veicpop. Troad. 629* SYN. 'EyKoVrw, Kdrdicuirrb), e7rXrefxpu), emirXficrffh), icdrd- 
 
 7ralb). 
 'E^Xkotos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [infensus,] irritated, hostile. 'Etyrjuep e-rrXKoros rpd(f)a.s. 
 
 Sept. Theb. 786. SYN."EyKoros, Zukotos, irepXopyris, (f>u(3epos, e-^jipos. 
 'EirXKOTios, adv. [iracunde,] angrily, passionately. TeolaX, bX^dyeAids; d 5' 
 
 eirXudTws dei. P. V. l68. SYN. 'OpyXXws, vrdXiyicdTws, bvtTKoXws, bvadv/jiojs. 
 'EirXKovpeu), v. [(1) auxilior, (2) remedium adhibeo,] to act as an ally, to assist, 
 
 to alleviate. ? ft (piXTUT, eTreKovprjcrds, daup el^es, (pXXois. Iph. A. 1452. SYN. 
 
 'ETrdfxvpw, dfxvpu), e7rX(3drjde(o. 
 'EmKovpXa, as, et enXnovpriaXs, eos, fj, subst. [auxilium, remedium,] succour, 
 
 alleviation, remedy. 'EirXicovpXai ydp atbe to7s <pXXois KdXai. Orest. 294>» See 
 
 also Androm. 128. SYN. 'AXicr), aXicdp, dXefyrripXdp, /jdtjdeid, apwyrf. 
 'E7rifcoupos, ov, oetrj, subst. [socius, auxiliator,] an ally; alleviating, productive 
 
 of. 'E-rriKovpop, uXXojp, ws 6pq.s, epr)p.os &v. Orest. 300. SYN. Bo^0os, dXe^- 
 
 Trip, 0-vptfj.dxos. EPITH. MiKpos, ay ■ye pid'yps, kyyeairdXos, kXcitus, Tr}XeKXi>Tds, 
 
 ddepdpos, TTjXeKXetTos, 7roXvKXeiTos, dyaKXeirds, ndXvKXrjrds, 7repiKrX<»}p, vnep- 
 
 fxevi^s. 
 'E7m-ov0/5o>, f. Xato et Xto, v. [ablevo, sublevo,] to lighten, to buoy up. Mo^dov 
 
 'TrXKov(f>i^ovadp f ws pqov (pepr)S. Eur. Electr. 72. SYN. 'ApdicovfiZu), eXd- 
 
 <Ppvpu). 
 'EnXtcpaiaivu, et eiuKpaipw, v. [perficio, efficio,] to fulfil, to complete. 'H# ert 
 
 1 See Kuster de Med. Voc, and Remarks on the Middle Verb by the learned Mr. Tate, 
 in the ' Museum Criticum,' Vol. 1. p. 102. 
 
326 EniK EniK 
 
 Kai vvv (jlol rob' EKiKpririvdv UXbwp. A. 455. See also H. in Merc. 528. Syn. 
 
 'EttXteXecj, Kpaivti). 
 'Emtcpabdui, v. [evibro, qualio super,] to shake, to brandish over, to ply. 
 
 "Hpwas -^eipeaaXv eiriKpdbdovTds iper/Jiu. Apoll. 1. 552. Syn. Kpdbaivo), dva- 
 
 trrpecfHi). 
 'Emxpavov, ov, to, subst. [quod super caput est,] a head-dress, an ornament 
 
 for the head, a chapiter. Ad/uwv irdtpwwv' ek b* ETnupdviov Kdfxas. Ipfa. T. 51. 
 
 SYN. Kpijbefjitdv, KEKpv(j>dXds, Kpdvos, KdXv/j/jid. 
 'E7Tif:pdr£w, v. [(1) praevaleo, (2) potior, (3) cohibeo,] to gain power over, to 
 
 possess, to control, to stop. "Ews dv v/uu>v ETTXKpdTrjaio tov Kda£. Ran. 268. 
 
 SYN. Kpdrew, KaT£\(o, VTrepe^h), ctp^w, etcviKau). 
 'EmtcpaTEus, adv. [potenter,] with superior force. "E/j.7TEa EiriKparEios, jxri bri 
 
 nvpos alddfiEVOiO. O. 81. SYN.^Kpdrepws, la-^ypws, l(f>X. 
 'Emupdrris, ovs, 6, P. N. [Epicrates.] Kdywy' 'E7ru<pdrovs ovk dXXya> KaXXiovd. 
 
 Eccles. 71. 
 'EmKpepavvvpi, (2) pass. 'ErnKpZ/jid/xat, [suspendo super,] to suspend over. 
 
 Ewos £7ret TTavTEaalv Eiri\cpEfAd& rjfiXv oXedpos. Apoll. 3. 483. SYN. 'ETraprdu), 
 
 (2) d-iroicpE/ndiuai, KpEfidfiai, EiriKetfiat. 
 'Emicplbdv, adv. [cum delectu, diligenter,] with choice. 'EirtKpXbov IpevoavTo. 
 
 Apoll. 2. 301. SYN. 'Op0ws, Xoydbrjv, 
 "EirXtcpibv, ov, to, subst. [antenna,] the sail-yard. TrjXov be aireipdv, KaiEnlKpXdv 
 
 efXTTEOE 7T0JT&). 6.318. 
 
 ^EirMpovu), v. [pulso, impello,] to beat upon, to strike. Ba-jcrpots EirTk'pov- 
 
 travTas 'ArpEi-bas. Agam. I96. SYN. 'Eyicpouw, TrpovKpovit), efXTn'iyvv/LtX, kfx- 
 
 fiaXXw. 
 * i E7nicpv7rT(t), v. [celo,] to conceal. Alcr^pov y eXe^as, xpfjcrr' EiriKov-KTeiv tyXXovs. 
 
 Eur. Suppl. 306. Syn. See Kpto™. 
 "'ETUKpv^os, ov, 6 et >7, adj. [occultus,] hidden. TXwaaav KaX EirlKpvtyov oljidv. 
 
 Olymp. 8. 92. Syn. See KpvTrrds. 
 'EiriKpwgu), v. [crocito,] to caw, to croak. M>) TreLQov <j)ddv£pal ydp E7riKph>$ovat 
 
 KopCbvai. Equit. 1051. SYN. Kpwcta, £7rt/3odw, upaclh). 
 'Eir iicrddfiai, v. [insuper adquiro,] to acquire in addition. zvfifiapTvpds i/ftp' 
 
 ETnKTibfxai. Antig. 846. Syn. UpoffKTdd/uiai. 
 'EnXicTelvu), v. [iterum neco,] to slay over again. Tis aXfcr} tov BdvavT ETriKra- 
 
 veiv; Antig. 1042. 
 * 'Ewiktepe'cZo), et * €7TLKT£pi£(a, v. [largiter j usta facio,] to perform the rites due 
 
 to the dead. 'Ei/ irvpX K^aiev KaX Em fcrepea KTEpXaeidv. ft. 38. Sec also a. 
 
 291. Syn. See Krepei&w. 
 'EiriKTrioXs, ttos, rj, subst. [accessio possessionum,] acquisition. KaXyj yap ff 
 
 '7riKTr}ffXs,'EXXriviov Eva. Philoct. 1344. SYN. Kr^ffis, KTfjfid, TrpoaQriKt]. 
 'Etciktv-keu), v. [insouo ; strepitum excito,] to rattle, to ring. lias §' lireKTvirria 
 
 "OXvfXTTdv. Aves 781. SYN. ^Etttj^eo, dpd/Sew, Eiri\pd(f>Eu>, bXa\pd(f)E(o. 
 'EiriKvirTw, v. [pronus incumbo,] to bend towards, to lean forward. 'E^t<v7rre* 
 x rrjv KepKov (pvXarrov vvv dttpav. Thesm. 239. SYN. See Kvwtu). 
 'EirXKvpbb), v. [confirmo,] to confirm, to ratify. KawEKvpioirav ddvelv ; Orest. 
 
 851. 
 'E7riKvprow, v. [incurvo,] to curve, to bend into a curve. Ao(w dnr\ii)pevvT eitT~ 
 
 KvpTioovTE Kdprivd. Hes. Clyp. 234. SYN. KvpToio, ayd/Xow, KdrdKa/jvirTw. 
 'ErnKvpEto, f. Kvpffto, [incido et nanciscor ; sorte obtineo,] to fall upon, to find, 
 
 to gain by lot. Tas ETrlKvpad^EV. Pers. 859. Syn. Kvpew, kyKvplta, tirX- 
 
 Tvyydvto. 
 'EirXictoKvio, v. [lamentor,] to moan over. Tinted, KaviKtoicvu irdrpds. Soph. 
 
 Electr. 285. Syn. 'AvdKwKt/w, EirXbaKovto, £7rfflpr)VE<s). 
 'EirXKioXvu, v. [impedio,] to hinder, to prevent. Tt Qrjs ; tXs faroi fx ovnXKw- 
 
 XvarojvTdbE; Philoct. 1242. Syn. See K(,>Xvio. 
 'ETrXtcb) pacta), f. daw, v. [commessor,] to feast upon, to revel in. X\paoaovro$ 
 
 ovtu), Kan£KwfJia£ov f ndpa. Alcest. 847. SYN. Kwfiagw, dvdfiaKxevdfiai. 
 
EJIIK EniA 327 
 
 'EirXKufxtds, ov, 6 et ?}, adj. [laudatorius,] encomiastic. Qrjtcev. r Hv ye pav 
 
 e7TLKU)fxi6s vfivos. Nem. 8. 85. 
 ''E-kXwxos, ov, 6 et ?7, adj. [remigationi accinctus,] sitting at the oar, ready for 
 
 rowing. '0£vs, obvvqpos, ettX-kwttos. Acharn. 231. Syn. Kitrmjprjs, K(07rrjeis. 
 'EirlXafi}), Tjs, 77, subst. [prehensio,] the laying hold. T' £7riXd/3ds cfxCiv. 
 
 iEseh. Suppl. 440. Syn. Ar/\pXs. 
 'ETriXayxavw, v. [post alium sorte obtineo,] to obtain by lot next or after. 
 
 'ETrlXeXoyxe irv^idrov, CE. C. 1235. SYN. MemAay^dvw, en Xt vyydv 10 , ettX- 
 
 Kvpeu), £7r?K\r)pdd/J.ai. 
 "'EmXa^vfjiat, v. [comprinio,] to stop, to close, 'ibov' oXm-km, KciirXXaZvpai oro/ud. 
 
 Androm. 249- SYN. Adgvpat, eirioyo). 
 'EnXXafifidvu), v. [prehendo, arripio, oecupo,] to seize upon, to get the start. 
 
 Trjv piiv* eirXXafiova'' ov XXfidviorov yap (jbeio. Plut. 703. SYN. KdrdXa/u/3dvw, 
 
 (pdavoj, 7rpdKdTaXajjL[3df(v f irdpdXafxfidvio, Kpareu), evpiGKh). 
 '£7TiXa/u7rw, v. [luceo super vel post,] to shine upon or after. 'HeXios S' £7z-£- 
 
 Xa/xxj/e, fiayr] ft ettX icdad <j>aavdq. P. 650. SYN. 'A7rdXd/J7ra>, eXXa/U7rw, 7rept- 
 
 avya£(o, TrpoorlXfitij. 
 *E7riX£yw, v. [(1) dictis addo, (2) eligo, colligo, (3) nomino,] to add in words, 
 
 to collect, to name. 'E^7rdrwv yap tovs fxdyeipovs, ETrXXeywv roXavri. Equit. 
 
 418. SYN. Aeyw, avXXiyo), 7rp6atpEdfiat, dvdXoyi£(o. 
 '£7rrXe//3w, v. [super aliqua re libo,] to pour libations upon. TXdxrffas b* kv irvpt 
 
 fiaXXdv, dviardiiEVOL & EnXXeifiov. y. 341. SYN. See Aei(3<a. 
 'E7rtXe/7ro;, v. [deficio,] to fail, to be deficient. Taa>v ovnorE zap-nos diroXXvraX, 
 
 ovft EirXXeiTT€i. rj. 117. SYN. 'A7rdXetVw, eXXetVw, KdrdXeiwh). 
 *E7rtXe7rw, v. [decortico,] to strip off the bark. Aa^v^s ayXdov o£ov eXuv 
 
 ETTEXexj/E oXbrjpu). H. in Merc. 109. SYN. Aettu>, d7ro\£7ra/, a.7robEp<o. 
 'EirXXevaau), v. [prospicio,] to descry, to see. Toovov tis t £7riXeiWet, ocrov 
 
 t e7tl Xddv Xr\aXv. V. 12. SYN. BXettw, ETnfiXeTru). 
 'E-rrXXrjdu), 2 aor. ddov, v. [(l) oblivionem affero, (2) in med. voc. obliviscor,] 
 
 (1) to produce forget fulness, (2) to forget, to neglect. 'Nrj-rrevdes t, dy^oXoV 
 
 ts, KCiKibv EirXXrjQov atravTiov. b. 222. "SYN. See A-qBdvu). 
 'E-rrXXrjKEb), v. [strepitum excito ad; applaudo,] to make a noise at; to applaud. 
 
 Tap0e' afxeifidfXEVb)' Kovpoi b' etteXyikeov dXXot. 6. 379« SYN. 'A7rdXr)K£U) t XrjKEb), 
 
 avatCpOTEOJ, ETUKpOTEU). 
 
 'EirlXiivXos, ov, 6 et >;, adj. [torcularius,] sung over the wine-press. 'EirXXrjfXoi- 
 
 aXv vfxvois. Anacr. 52. 9* 
 'ETrXXrjTTTdfi, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [deprehensus,] detected. Kcu ntis vparaii kolttX- 
 
 Xr)7rTds ebpZQr); Antig. 412. SYN. Avrocpwpos, vn-alrXos. 
 'EnXXrjarXs, eu>s, //, subst. [oWivio,] forgetfulness, recovery. Kdfxdrcjv b f enXXd- 
 
 -aXv. Pyth. 1. $9- SYN. Ar]0r), Xqa^oavvj]. 
 *E7rXXt]fTfX(i)v, vvds, antiquitus ^EirXXijafxas, unde superl. 'ETriXTjc/zordros, adj. [obli- 
 
 viosus,] forgetful. Ylibs olv ylpwv wv, KaitXXiia^v, teal fipdbvs ; Nub. 129» 
 
 Syn. 'A/uvjyyuwj'. 
 'ETrXXiybr)v, adv. [strictim,] grazingly, slightly. "Atcpdv ETnXiybijv* ypaxpev bs oX 
 
 oajlov d^pXs. P. 599' 
 'E7riXXts?w, v. [oculis innuo,] to turn the eye towards, to beckon. Owe diets, 
 
 6tX brj {xol EiriXXtZovoXv dnavris. a. 1 1 . 
 'ETTiXdyds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [describens,] descriptive of. Xpvereas apvds ZirXXdyoi, 
 
 Eur. Electr. 719. 
 'EnXXoyxos, ov, et >/, adj. [praiacutus,] sharp-pointed. 'EirXXoyyov exova ' e»/ 
 
 Xeipi fiZXds. Hipp. 222. 
 'E7rrXoi7rds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [reliquus,] left over and above, remaining. Adtyvpd 
 
 TanXXonr 'A^iXXet'ou tokov. Troad. 1114. SYN. Aourds. 
 'EirXXvoXs, ews, fj, subst. [liberatio,] release, deliverance. 'EnXXvaiv <}>dfi<j>v, 
 
 E7rXXv(rtv bXbov. Sept. Theb. 125. SYN."E»cXw<7is, d7raXXdy//. 
 'E7rtX(u/3euw, v. [irrideo,] to scoff at, to taunt. O* b' E7T£Xu>(ievo}> t KaX EKepTdpeor 
 
 eireeaaXy. /3. 323. SYN. 'E7njKW7rra;, vppiclo), €7rtyeXdw, eTtn/xdw. 
 
328 EniM EIIIM 
 
 'EirXixalpofjiat, v. [furo super aliqua re, in pr. amore,] to be mad at, to be des- 
 perately in love with. AdpvTXpatcrds afflijp ETrXfxaipErai. Sept. Theb. 143. Syn. 
 Ma/jo/iat. 
 
 * 'E7rifxaiofxai t v. [valde cupio, instigo,] to aim at, to urge on. KaXXt7r' # arap 
 yeipevoX pew, EnX/jaHo pogtov. e. 344. SYN. See 'EnXftv [jew . 
 
 'E-n-XfjapbaXioTdv, ov, to, subst. [quoddam genus osculi,] a wanton kiss. To 
 TtEplTCETaaTov KcLTrXjiGLvhcikitiTov av. Acharn. 1200. 
 
 ^irXfjapTvpofjai, v. [obtestor, testificor,] to call to witness. Ka7retr' ETrKryup 
 bXtyov, eTrijj.aprvpdiJ.ai. Nub. 495. Syn. Maprvpofjai, bXa/uLaprvpofjai. 
 
 'E7ri/iaprvpos, ov, 6, subst. [testis rei facta?,] one who confirms with additional 
 evidence, a witness. Mvdop 7re<ppdbe Tract, Oeol & E7rX/japTvpoX earwv. a. 273. 
 Syn. See Maprvp. 
 
 'EwXjuaaad/jai, v. [(1) tango, (2) prehendo, (3) abstergo,] to touch, to take hold 
 of, to cleanse. "EXkos o' lr}r))p £7rfym<r<X£rcu, j)c' ETrXdt'icrei. A. 190. SYN. 'A7ro- 
 fiaaau), e^aitTOfxai, aTrrofxai, \prjXa(j)dio. 
 
 'ETrXfiaffTtbXds, ov, 6 et f], adj. [mammae admotus lactens,] at the breast, suck- 
 ling. Tup ETrXfjaarXbXojy. Sept. Theb. 341 . 
 
 'ETrXfxavrds, et EirX/uatrrXos, ov, 6 et f], adj. [(l)qui quaerit unde vivat, (2) mam- 
 mae admotus,] (1) beggar-like, a beggar, (2) at the breast. Qilov fxiv rXva 
 tovtov Eyeis enXjuaoToi' dXiirrjv. v. 377. See Apoll. 4. 1734. 
 
 'ETrXfjeibau), f. rjaio, v. [subrideo,] to smile upon. Ti)p 6' ETrX/jeibfjaras Trpooetyri 
 ve(j>e\t]yepETa Zeus. 0. 38. SYN. Mei&tdw, yeXdw. 
 
 'ETTifjeXeo/jai, v. [curam gero,] to be entrusted with, to take care of. Td twp 
 6eu>p 6' e^ovtes eTrifjeXovfxWd. Phcen. 565. 
 
 'ETrXfjeXijs, eos, 6 et //, adj. [attentus, sedulus,] attentive, diligent. *Hv inXfjeXris 
 <h, Kal Trpodvjuws jjavOdroj. Nub. 501. 
 
 'ETTifjeXrjTrjs, ov, 6, subst. [(1) curator, (2) procurator,] a superintendant, a 
 prefect. Tup rrjs ttoXeus el/x ettXijeXtjt^s Trpay/jaTUP. Plut. 908. SYN. 'Exo- 
 
 TTTr}S, E(pOpOS, E7TLTp6z6s, KrjblEfJU)P. 
 
 'ETrXfjeXTtu), v. [accino,] to add a song. 'Eyfipop Traidp' ETtXjjeXTzeip . Sept. Theb. 
 
 867* SYN. 'Eiraiba), ettXXijueio, fxeXxo). 
 'EttX/ueXws, adv. [diligenter,] diligently. Top Zyovrd ravrtjp EdEpaxevoEP ettXjje- 
 
 \ws. Menand. SYN. AXTrdpivs, anptfiajs, Girovbaiws. 
 y ETrXfi€fj(j)dtjai, v. [reprehendo,] to arraign, to find fault, to resent, to punish. 
 
 7 £lp ETtXpe/u^dfJEPa a, d-Se/d. Trach. 121. SYN. Me^o/jcu, Kdrdfj€fj(J)Ofjai, 
 
 fj(i)fjdofiai, eyicdXEio, alriddfiai. 
 'ETrXfiEPit), et ETrXfxi}jpiji, v. [(l) permaneo, (2) cunctor,] to remain, to await, to 
 
 stay, to delay. "Eprjfids, dnopos, ettX^evei, CE. C. 1717» Syn. 'ApajJEiot, 
 
 €/JfXEt(i), TVEpXfXEPb), ETTEJ^i). 
 
 'ETrXfjetTTos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [plenus,] full. Awirei ttccpt ETrXfieard, tcaX ws ttotX 
 
 paop Xtcwprat. Call. 6. 134. Syn. YlipLadds, irXriprjs, drdfjeaTos, fjearos. 
 'ETrX/jETpEijj, v. [certa mensura mutuo do,] to measure out more, to lend mere. 
 
 Oi/o' E-nXjjETpriaii), epya£ev, piittXe Yleparj. Hes. Op. 395. 
 'ETrXfxErpop, ov, to, subst. [quod supra mensuram additur,] over measure. At- 
 
 TrXdoXop 6' uiprjcrds' e^iop b' Emfierpop d7rf}X6dp. Theocr. 12. 26. SYN. 'EnXdtiKr). 
 'ETrXfirjbofjat, v. [excogito,] to devise, to plot against. Uaprd 6' leap plobaprd' 
 
 hoXop o' ETTEfjrjcrdTd TrarpX. b. 437- SYN. Mi]bojjat, fj^-ydrdd^xat, TE-^vdoijai, 
 
 t^evpicrKOJ, ettXpoecj. 
 'EnXfjridevs, eios, 6, P. N. [Epimetheus,] one of the sons of Iapetus. "6$ ov rap 
 
 'ETTifiaQevs. Pyth. 5. 35. EPITH. HoikXXos, aldXojjrjTXs , dpaprXvods. 
 'ETrX/jrjOrjSy eos, 6 et //, adj. [prudens,] cunning, sagacious. QiipXov avdpunroioX 
 
 fjETefjfJEPai, ws EnXjjriQES. Theocr. 25. 78. SYN. llEpf(j)pdb))s, ad(j>os, beiros, 
 
 bdX<ppb)P. 
 y ETTXfjr}pX~(i), 2. aor. E/jripXdp, [irascor,] to be enraged at. 'Eardur alel yap Ilptd- 
 
 /uw ETTEfjip'XE bi<g. N. 4&0. Syn. See MtjpToj. 
 ^EnX^TXdw, v. [cogito,] to think, to contrive, to devise. 7 H(tt ETrX/jtiTidojad 
 
 Kdffiypr'fTrjp dpEcraadat. Apoll. 3. 668. 
 
EniM EniN 329 
 
 'Eirlfxiyvvfii, v. [commisceo,] to mix with, to have intercourse with. 'Eireui^e 
 Bvarois. Pyth. 2. 59* SYN- 'EirXfjiicryofxat, avji^iXypvuX, ojiiXeoj, koipojpIio. 
 
 'Etti/jwctos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [permixtus, promiscuus,] mixed together, confused. 
 YLavTi) yap TovXaaaop £X ei > 7r ^ VTT l & £7i"tyttKros. Theog. 269. SYN. Ilpdoyu- 
 
 fcTOS, aVflfllKTOS. 
 
 'Eirlfji/jtvu), vid. 'E7Ti/t£Vw. 
 
 'E7rfyt}£, adv. [promiscue,] in confusion. TivsTal kv 7roXejJio)' eTrXfxYt, be re fial- 
 
 veraX "Aprjs. X. 536. SYN. See Miybd. 
 'EttX/m^Xs, ews, r/, subst. [(1) permistio, (2) commercium,] intercourse, com- 
 merce. 'E^daipoval be xavres' avayicairj & em/xitys. Theog. 297* SYN. Koi- 
 vutpla, o/uiXXa. 
 '£7ri/u/<ry6juat, v. [(l) commercium habeo, (2) accedo,] to have intercourse with, 
 to approach. Alel pep Tpweoa e7rXfiioydfj.ar ox/be tX tpr^xX. K. 548. Syn. 
 See 'ETrX/uyrvfiX. 
 'Emuvadjiai, f. fodfjiai, v. [(1) recordor, (2) mentionem facio,] to remember, to 
 make mention of. "A/jkjxo k clvtXs Xovres eirifiprjaal/jedd yappris. P. 103. 
 SYN. 'A7royuydo/za«, fivddfxau 
 'EnXfxdXev, v. [advenio,] to come to, to arrive. 'Hod/cXea 'ire/ioXep nddos oiktX- 
 
 aai. Trach. 857. SYN. See 'Eirepyp^ai. 
 'EirXfidXds, ov, 6 et %, adj. [adveniens,] invading, an invader. 'E-n-XfioXovs* nvp- 
 
 ymv b\ Sept. Theb. 625. Syn. 'EireXOwp. 
 '£7ri/io/i0^, fjs, >/, subst. [objurgatio,] blame, chiding. 'Ofa-uv eirXfio^ap o 
 tokos apbpwr. Olymp. 10. 12. SYN. Mofxtpij, fie/jixpis, xjsoyos, dpetbos, Xoi- 
 bopXa. 
 '£7ri^oyu0os, ov, 6 et t}, adj. [vituperans, vituperandus,] blaming, to be blamed. 
 'OoflaJs ari^eis, KcnrX/jiofxipus ei tyXXois. Rhes. 323. SYN. QiXoipoyos, tyXXdnep- 
 rbfioSy eTrXfjKOfjirjTds. 
 'ETrXfjivpdfjiai, v. [resono,] to murmur, to resound. "Oaaov r' eTrX/uvperaX hd/ids. 
 
 Apoll. 1.938. 
 'E7rXfxvocru) t f. £w, v. [subsanno,] to grumble or murmur at. °Hs etya&' at S' £7re- 
 
 av£di> 'Adrjvair) re KaX r> Hprj. 0. 457. 
 'ETrXfjLvu), v. [conniveo,] to wink at. N?) top At', enXfivet ye rot. Vesp. 932. 
 
 SYN. Mvio, e7rXpevu). 
 'E7rXfib)[jir)Tds, rj, 6v, adj. [vituperandus,] to be scorned. 'H 5' e7ri^iofxr)r})' bxii 
 b' dpbX^a Qvpov e\ovaXp. Hes. Op. 11. SYN. 'E7rtyte/z7rros, fiefinTos, eni\pdyds, 
 viratrXos. 
 'EttXp aero w, f. £w, v. [oppleo,] to overload, 'lis al TpdneZai y elcrXv eicXpepao- 
 \ fiepat. Eccles. 836. SYN. Nac<rw, eKTrXrjpoio, avaTrXi/doj. 
 ^EirXvdffTXds , ov, o, subst, [exsul,] a banished man. 'AXXd Qpr)XKir)s enXvaorXoX 
 
 ijTreipoio. Apoll. 1. 795. SYN. Qvyas, anoXXs, fxeroLKos. 
 '£7riV£/uw, f. vefxio et ve/xijao), v. [(l) distribuo, (2) depasco,] to distribute or 
 divide into shares, to appropriate, to lay hold of for feeding. le/ivoV r" £7ri- 
 vet/zat. Olymp. 9. 11. SYN. Atdye/iw. 
 'EirXpevio, v. [innuo,] to nod at, to intimate, to assent to, to approve of. 1v 
 fjiev yap enepevaas rdb\ eipyaarai b' e/jloi. Orest. 278. SYN. AXdpevio, vev(o, 
 avvaiveu). 
 'EmpeippXbXds, ov, 6 et >;, adj. [quod est super renibus,] over the kidneys. Arj- 
 
 \iov epeTTTo^xevoL e-rrXve^pXbXov Keipovres. <I>. 204. 
 'Eirivr]veu), v. [accuinulo,] to heap or pile up. Nekpovs 7rvpKaXf}s eitev'nvtov, 
 
 a-)(vvfiei>oi Kf/p. H. 428. SYN. Yldpdviito, eTtXouypevii), avvddpoi^u). 
 'EnXveb), v. [neo, (de Parcis dicitur,)] to spin, to wind up, to destine. Yeivofievu) 
 
 eirevqae XXvio, ore /alp tIkov avrt). H. 210. SYN. Ntw, (.ttlkXwOu). 
 ^irXprixofJLat, v. [in superricie aquae nato,] to swim upon, to float. Nayud b' 
 etyoipiyQri' 7raibos b' lirepayeTO (jhopo.. Theocr. 23. 6l . SYN. 'Xweppii^dfiai, 
 eTrarXeio, eirlchepofjiai. 
 'E-kXvLkXop, ov, to, subst. [premium victorias,] the prize of victory. Toutojp 
 epeyicwp 7ravrd TcurXptKXa. Soph. Electr. 694. 
 
 Pros, Lex. 2 T 
 
330 eiiin Enin 
 
 'EicXvIkXos, et eirlvitcds f ov, 6 et f], adj. [victorialis,] triumphal. 'HLmvucXw oQivei 
 ' t8v. CE. C. 1088. See also Olymp. 8. 99 . Syn. NiKr)Tr)pXbs, koXXXvikos. 
 'ETrXvioobfjiai, v. [advenio, accedo,] to go to, to frequent. 'Aao-0*;, kcu yap re 
 
 Oeovs ETvlviaaeTat "Attj. Apoll. 4. 817* SYN. 'AqiKveofxai, tnep^dfiai, elo&pyp- 
 
 fjtai, Trpoaepypixai. 
 'Ettu'ocw, v. [excogito, animadverto,] to think upon, to intend. Tjj twv yv- 
 
 vaac&v, rj rvpavveiv EirXvoel. Thesm. 338. SYN. Ndew, £7rtyir/£o/xcu, bXa^rjTEu), 
 
 firj-^avadfiaij (j)pa£&{iai. 
 'Emvoid, as, fj, subst. [(l) mens, (2) solertia,] intention, thought. 7 ilv etcXvouiv 
 
 airevbeis kclts^wv. Med. 759> SYN. "EiVvoid, bXdvoid, gkyj^Xs, e^evprjfjid, firjxd- 
 
 vrj/jia, ffd(j)icrfia, yvw/utrj. EPITH. 'Aro.oddXos, davfiaari), tcaivrf. 
 'EnXvdfids, ov, 6 et y), [consors,] a consort, an associate. Nvv ettlvojaov 
 
 'HptoXbojv. Pyth. 11.13. SYN. Ivvdopds, ovyK\r)pos. 
 'EirXvviJKpXhXds, ov, 6 et f], adj. [nuptialis,] nuptial. Ovr' EirXvviityXbXds. Antig. 
 
 825. SYN. 'ETrXdaXd/xXoSf vofiX/uos ev ydpots. 
 'EnXvufidio, v. [(1) insuper distribuo, (2) lustro,] to dispense, to distribute, to 
 
 trace, to apply. 'fls ettXviducj. ordaXs dfid. Eumen. 310. SYN. 'Ettive/xw, 
 
 efcvpitrKio, eirXfiy'jbdfJiaty ETCiatiOTreio. 
 'EnXvutTi^oj, v. [dorsum contego, amicior,] to cover the back, to clothe. £av- 
 
 66v Kpar EirXviDTXaas. Here. F. 362. 
 'EirXvurXos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [super dorso impositus,] on the shoulders, 'fts e/x 
 
 E7ri7r\d)cras e7tXv(vtXov -fiyiv es oIkov. Batrach. 79> 
 'ETri^eirdw, (poet.) et 'Etti^evow, v. [hospitio accipio. Vid. Blomf. V. C. Gloss. 
 
 Agam. 1291 •] to receive as a guest, to entertain. 'HS' <bs Arj/ivXabeaaXv ettl- 
 
 favovvTo yvvaifyv. Apoll. 2. 764. See also Agam. 1291* Syn. Hereto. 
 'Eirifavdv, ov, to, subst. [mensacoquinaria,] a dresser, a table to cut meat upon, 
 
 a chopping-block. Bw/jlov Trdrpwov b' dvr e-k'l^vov fxevet. Agam. 1248. 
 'Eirityvos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [communis,] common. Merp' ev xepoXv exovtes £>t- 
 
 h,vvu> ev apovprf. M. 422. SYN. See Zvvos. 
 'Eirityvoto, v. [communico,] to communicate. 'H bs ye. KqpvtceaoXv EirefyvwaaTo 
 
 fxvQovs. Apoll. 4. 435. SYN. Kotrow. 
 "EnXoivlds, ov, 6 et r/, et a, dv, adj. [vinolentus,] over wine. TVs o' dplrri, «*- 
 
 vovt ettXoivXov ddXov sXiadai ; Theogn. 9$5' 
 ^ETtXojivvfiX, f. ojjiooio et o/jlu), v. [(l)juro, (2) jurejurando confirmo,] to swear 
 
 tO. 'AW €K T0L EpEU), KCtX £7Tt fUEydv OpKOV OfAOVfiCLl. A. 233. SYN. "OfJLVVflX, 
 KCLTUflVVfxX. 
 
 ^EirXoirTbuat, et EnXoacrdfjiai, v. [intueor, prospicio,] to look upon, to have before 
 
 the eyes. Ei 6' ays tovs dv syibv £7rX6\pdpaX, ol bi TrXdeoOwv. I. 167. See also 
 
 P. 381. SYN. Kdro7T7dyuat, ettX(3Xeitu), £(popdio. 
 'ETrXopKEw, v. [(1) juro szepius, (2) pejero,] to take an oath on, to swear often. 
 
 K.\e7TTwv EirXopxeiv, mi (3\E7reiv EvavrXov. Equit. 1239* 
 'EmopKds, ov, o et ?;, adj. [perjurus,] perjured. Ei b$ tX T&vb' EirXoptcdv, spot 
 
 QeoX dXyld bollv. T. 264. 
 *E7rXovpd, u)v, ra, subst. [interstitium,] " the distance by which a pair of mules 
 
 surpass a yoke of oxen in making a furrow of the same extent in the same 
 
 time." Dr. Jones. (See Damm. c. 1770. from which Dr. Jones has abridged 
 
 the note.) 'AW ore brj p' dirh]v, oaaov r litXovpd tzeXovtoli. K. 351. 
 'EnXovpos, ov, 6, subst. [Eustath. est non solum (j>vXa£, verum etiam /BaonXevs,] a 
 
 keeper, a ruler, a king. "Os irputros Mivwd tekc Kpyrrj InXovpbv, N. 450. 
 
 Syn. See OvXai;. 
 'E7ri7rdy^v, adv. [prorsus,] altogether. Awpdtydyoi, gkoXXwv be bxxujv Emirayx^ 
 
 XdBeade. Hes. Op. 262. SYN. See Udvv, TLavrios. 
 'EirX7rafji<pdXdijj, v. [attonitus inspicio,] to look with astonishment. IldW e7rt- 
 
 irafupdXbm'TES ofxov' rd 5t ttclvtoQev clvtws, Apoll. 2. 127- 
 'E7rX7raXXoj, v. [vibro,] to brandish, to shake. 'Ev epyw fisXrj y miraXX(ov"Apr)s. 
 
 Choeph. 166. SYN. 'AvdwuXXio, 7rdXXa), bXd7raXXu). 
 'E7rt7ru o-o-w, et 'En indXvv to, v. [inspergo,] to spread or sprinkle upon. Tw b' ettX 
 
Enin Enin 331 
 
 Tlatriiov dhvvrj<f>aTd Qapfi&Ka naoawv. E. 401. See also A. 639. SYN. 'E/u- 
 
 7ra«rffto, itaaaWy Kara/3p£)(w, E7riTXdr}/xX, emfiaWw, 
 'E-nXwaaroSy ov, 6 et >/, adj. [conspersus condimentis,] sprinkled with season- 
 ings. AiKaaeis, Xei^wv £7rt7raord. Equit. 1086". 
 '£7rt7ret0€/7?, rjs, >/, subst. [fides,] faith, confidence. TJavras KaTtXTceiQeir} TpeQet. 
 
 Simon, fr. 231. 6. 
 'ETrX-rrdBio, et lirXireidonai, v. [(l) persuadeo, (2) in pass. voc. obedio,] to per- 
 suade, to obey. 2oi r E7rX7reidovrai, nal bebpyj/ieaOd Etcaoros. E. 878. SYN. 
 
 (1) Ueidii), avcLTrelQio, eiCTreida), 7rdpaiv£<t>, (2) viraKovu), irtoTevo), e\7rt'5w. 
 'ETrXirZXdnat, v. [accedo, supervenio,] to come upon. Novads eir\ arvyipri 
 
 TreXerat betXolcrX fipoToioXv, o. 407. SYN. 'Eirepyppaiy irdpdyiyvvpai t etiX^e- 
 
 popai. 
 'E-xXirepiHOy v. [insuper raitto,] to send or bring upon. Kabfieiots ETrXTrepTrei. 
 
 Phoen. 824. SYN. 'Avu7re//7rw, EtytrifiXy enXfiaXXto, avXr^xXy dvdydXdd). 
 'ExX7reTo/j.aiy et £7ri7rordoyLtai, v. [advolo,] to fly upon. 'EttXtz et 6 iaevvs XaKyei. 
 
 Helen. 1485. See also Eumen. 381. SYN. tlpoaireTdfiaiy £0/7rrd^at, ifdx- 
 
 rd/jiai. 
 'EirX-rcribdwy v. [insilio,] to spring or leap upon, to surprise. 'AypXas avrols enX- 
 
 7rr]bas. Vesp. 704. SYN. Rttr7rr)buu)y 7rpo(T7rr}bd(o t ivopovu), EvaXXd/uai, e(f>aXXo- 
 
 piaiy ETrevdopeu), £7ri7r/7rrw, enX(3aXXdfj.ai. 
 'ETrX-rriXvapaiy v. [appropiuquo aliquo,] to approach. Ovte yXtov zTrXiriXvaTaX* 
 
 dXXd fidX' a'idprj. 5. 44. 
 'EirX7riviOy f. mdfiaiy v. [insuper bibo,] to drink besides. 'Avbpdjuea Kpe' tbwv, 
 
 KaX £7r' aKpqTOV ydXd nivdiv. i. 297- SYN. 'Ekttivoj, Kdrdvivh). 
 'ETrX7ri7TTu)y f. Tvlaovfiaiy v. [irruo, arnplector,] to fall upon, to embrace, to attack. 
 
 Auatypdves evettecov. Androm. 1021. SYN. JLlairiiTTiOy e/i7r£7rrw, £7re pfiaiviOy 
 
 EvdpoviOy ETriTvyyavta, 
 '£7rt7rXa^o/iat, V. [vagor,] to wander over. TIovtov ETmrXay ydels, bspds dBdvd- 
 
 TOiolv ofjioius. 6. 14. SYN. 'E/x7rXa£o/ictt, 7T£pi7rXdvdo/int, 7TEpXvo<TTE(o. 
 'EniirXaTdyEoj, v. [plaudo,] to clap the hands at, to applaud. ToTs pZv £7re- 
 
 TrXdrdyrjcrdy tcaX cu/rud bwpov ibiomd. Theocr. Q. 22. SYN. 'EmtcporEU), dva- 
 
 KpoTEiOy Trd-dyEis). 
 'EmnXECj, f. evodfiat, £7ri7rXww et £7rt7rXa>jut, v. [innavigo,] to sail upon or 
 
 against. ^.tjkCjp klgXdaavTEs EiwrXeiv aX^xvpov vbiop. t. 227 • See also Y. 47. 
 
 and y. 15. Syn. Etff7rX£w, 7tXe(o. 
 * 'E7ri7rX]70&;, v. [impleo,] to fill. Kcu tyXdXqv bovvai, KaX a^Xay^ydyv x e '|°' * 7r *~ 
 
 irXrjaai. Aves 975. Syn. See I1X//0W. 
 ^EmirXtjaatOy f. £w, v. [incutio, castigo, iucrepo,] to strike upon, to beat, 
 
 to impute as a disgrace. 'Opyrjs te rpw^yrrfTd py) '7rX7rXr}rraE pot. P. V. 80. 
 
 SYN. 'A7ro7rX?7<7<7w, vj3pic!<i)y Eiririfidd}, Evlim*), K&sl&w, Xotbopiu), KoXa£<jj. 
 'EmTTvetWy poet, et ETtX-nvliOy f. vevaio, v. [inspiro,] to breathe upon, to inspire. 
 
 ZuypeX E7wri>eiovad kukuis tCEKd^rjoTu Ovfxov. E. 698. See also Phcen. 801. 
 
 SYN. 'E/z7r^£w, ejutyvadu). 
 'EinTrvoidy as, ?/, subst. [adflatus, instinctusque divinus,] breathing upon, inspi- 
 ration. Boos e£ E7rd(pT]Sy K<i£ EirXTrvoias. iEsch. Suppl. 18. 
 EirX-rrdbXds, a, ov y adj. [pedem irretiens,] entangling the feet, at the feet. NtJ- 
 
 fidbus E7rXndbXas. CE. R. 1350. 
 '£7rt7rot/i?/^, Evas, b et >/, subst. [propr. praefectus pastorum ; pastor,] a super- 
 intendent of shepherds ; a shepherd. Obbs irore tyQXvvdovoX' dial b 1 etvXttol- 
 
 Ijeves elaXv. /a. 131. SYN. See Woifiriv. 
 'ETriTrvXjjs, adv. [in superficie, in summitate, supra,] on the surface, manifestly, 
 
 on the top, above. Tfjs ypads ettXttoXTis lireioXv at xj&Tpat. Plut. 1207. Syn. 
 
 "Avio, ETtdviOy Xlybqv. 
 'EirXntoXuSy ov, 6, subst. [qui nobiscum versatur,] an attendant. 'Iw tpiXos, ov 
 
 plv Epos ettXttuXos. CE. R. 1321. SYN. rifpiTrdAwv, £7ri/U£X»77?/s, £7rirpd7ro$. 
 ! EitXirdvoSy ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [laboriosus, gravis,] laborious, painful, wretched. 
 
 'EnXvovop tX Kurd yvvalKas. Eur. Suppl. 9^- SYN. Kapart^ij§i KdfxdT^brjSy 
 
 apydXloSy pdyZpos, 7rdXvirovds. 
 
332 Enin Enip 
 
 : E7r^op7ris, Xbds, j/, subst. [fibula,] a clasp or button. Xpv<re& rw VoXXwvt, to t' 
 
 evhvTuv, 7} t ettXttopttXs. Call. 2. 31. SYN. See H6p7rrj. 
 , E7ri7rd-adfjia.t } vid. 'E7ri7r£rfyicu. 
 '£7ri7rp£7rw, v. [decorus sum,] to become, to be becoming, to be graceful. OIov 
 
 roi fxeyd elbos tirnrptTreX. i\ pa vv ircuhe.s. Theocr. 25. 40. SYN. 'Efjnrpeirto, 
 
 /jfra7Tjol7rw, bXaTTpETrw, TrpeTrw, k^eyio. 
 'EirX~Trpo, adv. [longo tractu,] all along, to a great distance. 'E£enjs GTXyp<ooXv 
 
 emjTpXfioX, as 6y eiwrpo. Apoll. 1. 30. SYN. 'EvSeA^ws, frir)veKG>$,. juaKpws. 
 'EmTrpddeio, v. [longe procurro,] to run forward to a distance. Alev eiwrpd- 
 
 Qeovtes* ZbvvZ be1,r)7rias cucprj. Apoll. 1. 582. SYN. TipoTrdpevofiai, dbd7roi£o- 
 
 JUCU, £7Tl7rpO//o\£W. 
 
 '£7ri7rpomXXw, f. dXw, v. [(l) protendo, (2) adpono,] to spread before, to place 
 
 before. tx H atyib'iv irpwrov /jiev £7wrpdXrj\e rpaireclav. A. 627» SYN. ITpore/vw, 
 
 7rapaTXdr)fjX, irpdXaXXio. 
 '£7rt7rpdu7jut, v. [insuper mitto,] to dispatch, to send, to hurl at. "Avbpas be 
 
 XioaeadaX €7rnrpd£r)Kev dplcrrovs. I. 5l6\ SYN. TlpoirjfiX, e-kXtte jjlttio. 
 'E7rX~7cpv/jd\e(jj, et em7rp6vedfj.ai t v. [progredior,] to come forward to, to sur- 
 prise. Mvpdfievrjv fieaarjyvs £7ri7rpo/ioXovV ev6t\(Jev. Apoll. 3. 655. See also 
 
 Apoll. 4. 1586. SYN. 'E7Ti7rpd/3otVw, ETUTrpoQEto. 
 '£7rt7rpo7r/7T7a», v. [superincumbo,] to lean upon. *Nr]bvt> t <f>opfiabX Xaos ETnirpoTTE- 
 
 <T(vv EKopeadrj. Apoll. 4. 1449* SYN. ITpd7r/7rrw, ETcXTriirTia. 
 '£7rr7rpocr/3aXXw, v. [proficior versus,] to proceed towards. AapbdvXrjv be Xt- 
 
 tcovtes, ETrnrpoGEpaWov , Aj3vba>. Apoll. 1.931. 
 '£7ri7rpoff8£, et £7ri7rpocr0£i', adv. [ante,] before. Kcu fitj Vt7rpo<70£ tu>v Zjuiiov rovs 
 
 covs Xdyovs. Eur. Suppl. 524. See also Orest. 462. SYN."E/z7rpoa0£i>, dra- 
 
 vavrX, 7rpoa0£. 
 '£7rt7rpo^ruVo/iai, v. [appareo,] to appear. 'EaGXos [xev EicnrpdyavevTas Evioiceiv. 
 
 Apoll. 3. 917« SYN. 'JLTrXtyaivdfiai, 7rpd(j>atvdf.iai. 
 'ETrT7rpd<f)Ep(0, v. [insuper promoveo,] to move forward besides, to advance. 
 
 'ETwrpotyEpwv rapaov irobos' avrdp o [ikaar\v. Apoll. 4. 1519* 
 ^EiuTrpoylto, v. [effuudo,] to pour forth. Q)pr\v6v ETwrpoyEOva tdya fiEXXyrjpvv 
 
 aoibr)v. H. in Pan. 19. SYN. 'Efcy/w, irpoxEw. 
 '£7rt7rra/pw, v. [adsteruuo,] to sneeze at, to forebode. ^tpXyXba jjlev "EpioTEs 
 
 EireTTTapov' % yap 6 beiXbs. Theocr. 7- 96. SYN. Flra/pw. 
 '£7ri7rwX£c>yua«, v. [obeundo lustro,] to go about. Avrdp 6 7re$,6s e<ov ette-ku>- 
 
 XeiTO arXyas avbpG)V. A. 231. 
 'EirippeceaKiu, v. [sacrifico,] to sacrifice upon. Nv/i^awv, odX iravrES Zmppi^e- 
 
 okov oblrat. p. 211. SYN. 'Emdvio, pec?a>. 
 '£7rtpp£7rw, v. [(1) inclino, (2) contingere facio, superemineo,] to incline, to 
 
 cause to happen, to hang over. Ov rav bXicaius ryb' ETippEirois iruXet. Eum. 
 
 801. SYN. 'Pt7Tto, E7rX(j)Epu/J.ai f KCLTd(j)£pdfjiat t TtpOKVKTli). 
 
 'ETTippEio, f. pevaofiaiy v. [(1) supernato, (2) influo, (3) inundo, (4) largior,] to 
 
 flow upon the surface, to flow to, to bestow, to pour in. 'AXXd te /luv 
 
 KaQv-rrepdlv ETrippZeX, ijvr ZXawy. B. 754. 
 'E7rtpp>yyvv/ic, f. p//£w, EirippiiGou), et «7r«pp»?(re<TK:w, v. [cum impetu et fragore 
 
 claudo fores,] to fasten violently, to close, to bar. IlvXas b\ onus elarjXO', 
 
 ETTippifiaa, Effco. (E. R. 1244. SYN. KXetw, EvXj3a\X(o t £7rTKpovio, dvap- 
 
 phyvvpX. •,..,« 
 
 'ETripptibrjr, adv. [(1) palam, (2) nominating] in express terms, distinctly. Ke- 
 
 kXojuepm', Kai p avrXs £Tnppribr)v fiETEenrEr. Apoll. 2. 640. SYN. AXappribrjv, 
 
 ow/>a/s, avatyavbov, avatyuvba. 
 'E7nppi7TT(o, v. [superinjicio,] to throw upon, to hurl, to inflict. Xpjcwv fiXyfjvat, 
 
 Taffb' £7reppt\pev vrXdvas. P. V. 763. SYN. 'Evrt/SaXXw, EnX<p£pt*>. 
 '£7rtppo//, >is, ?/, subst. [(1) adfluxus, (2) abundantia,] an influx, a torrent, 
 
 abundance. '-Einppdawiv aifidrniv. Agam. 1487* Syn. Nacrjuos. 
 'E7rippde£w, v. [(1) strepitum edo super, (2) acclamo,] to make an obstreperous 
 
 noise, to applaud loudly. YlavTes b" tireppodriadv 'ApyeHoi Tabi. Phcen. 1253. 
 
 SYN. 'E7rcv0»//utw, ETriJXEio, EnXj3vd(o t £7ratV£w. 
 
EIIIP EII12 333 
 
 'EirlppoQds, ov, 6, adj. et subst. [auxiliator, clamosus,] clamorous, clamorous in 
 defence of another. 'Eyepri kivSjv dvbp' dvfjp Einppddois. Antig. 419. * Syn. 
 Botyflos, eirXrappdQds, ovppdypSy EirarjovTEpos. 
 
 'ZTTippoifihriv, adv. [rapido cum impetu et stridore,] with a whiz, with a sound- 
 ing speed. Ta^us £7rippoi(Dbr]V & d/xapTeiv, ws Kvvrjyery tcvva. Here. F. 856. 
 
 'Ertjopot^ew, v. [acclamo ; cum strepitu irruo,] to turn with a whizzing noise, 
 to destine. *H teal roiavras rwS' emppoi£e~is <f>vyas; Eumen. 427. Syn. 'eVi- 
 veu), £7rifc\u>0w. 
 
 'EmppveiSy evros, adj. [adfluens,] flowing to or on. "OX/3ov b 1 ewippvevrvs, ev- 
 Tv^effTtpos. Med. 1226. 
 
 'EirippvZwy f. £w, v. [acuto stridore urgeo, immitto,] to instigate with a vio- 
 lent noise. 'EttXt&v e^dpiov riv' eirippv^as, dypttos avrois ETrXirrjbas. Vesp. 705. 
 SYN. 'Emor^u), EQopfxacj. 
 
 'EKippvofiai, v. [protego,] to protect, to defend. '^j-nTairvKdv ebds emppvov. 
 Sept. Theb. 151. SYN. 'Fvopai, fidqdEU), ETrdpvvw. 
 
 'EirippvTos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [qui influit ; irriguus,] flowing upon, well watered. 
 Kap7r6v re yams nat /3porw>> ZirlppvTov. Eumen. 910. SYN. Karappvros, evVo- 
 
 pdSy tTTlKTrjTds. 
 
 'Eirtppwdpat, f. pwadpat, v. [moveo me apud aliquem,] to move, to shake. 
 
 WpjipboXat & dpd ^atrai eVeppwcravrd avcucros. A. 529* SYN. 'ETrXaeiopat, 
 
 Kivedfiat. 
 'Effio-ayjua, ards, ro, subst. [quod superinduetum est, accessio,] an additional 
 
 load or burthen. Aetvov ye TOinrXaayfid tov vooripaTos. Phil. J55. Syn. 
 
 TlpoadfjKrj, avtyaXs. 
 'EniaciM, et Z-mnoeiwy v. [(l)vibro, (2)incutio, (3) impello,] to brandish, to move 
 
 against. T ft pfJTep, Xnerevio oe, pr/ Viffete pot. Orest. 255. See also O.230. 
 
 SYN. 'EvretVw, dvaTXvacrcru), avacreiu), emepepto. 
 'EwXaevid, liztouzvu, et ettX&vo), v. [concito,] to drive upon, to urge, to move. 
 
 Aiveiav 5' l7ilaevev and yQovos, v^oa deipas. Y. 325. See also e. 421. and 
 
 v. 19. SYN. 'E<f)oppau>, bppdu), bXu)Kh>, crTrep^to, Ernretyw, ETtopovto. 
 'ETrXarjpau'dpat, v. [signo vel acclamatione testor,] to prove by a sign, to dis- 
 tinguish. Tvpavvos eorat, KcnrXcrrjiJiavdrjaETai. Ion 1593. SYN. ^rjpetoto, eVi- 
 
 o<f)payi£(i), PeBatoh). 
 'Ettic^os, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [insignis,] distinguished. Ei pr/ 'irXaripos f} rv\7f ye- 
 
 voito pot. Med. 544. SYN. AXdarjpos, bXdbrjXos, eKbrjXos, TrEpXfdvrjS, evbojfis. 
 " > ETtXffi£ii> , v. [iustigo, immitto,] to instigate. "Iva ytyvw<rKr)s tov rXdaaevrriV 
 
 Kad' otclv ovtos y E7rX(ri£ri. Vesp. 704. SYN. 'E7rippv£(a. 
 'E7rt<7»ca£w, f. atru), v. [claudico,] to halt upon. Yt)pdX brj ptKvolaXv E7rtcrKa$ov(rd 
 
 irobeoaXr. Apoll. 1. 669. SYN. See 2»cac?w. 
 'EwioKeTrTopat, v. [contemplor,] to examine, to inspect, to regard. 'flZev, 
 
 Xpoi'w pev rap' t7re<7JC€ii/w kclkcl. Heracl. 869. SYN. 'Emfftcdireb), ityopdu, Kado- 
 
 pd(v, tTrTfiXlTriOy Oeaopat, dvaXdyiCopat, kvdvptopai, aKenTopat. 
 '£7rt<rfC£7rw, v. [superne tego,] to cover over, to hide. QapZX ttoWclkX Xv^vdv 
 
 ETCEtTKETTEV y ElOOKE IrjffTOV. MuSSC. 258. SYN. 'E7Tt/CaXv7ITW, £7rEp£(j><i), OKETTtO, 
 
 GK£7ra£(o. 
 
 'ETrtvKEvacltoy v. [apparo,] to arrange, to prepare. To b£~nrvdv avrois ear' E7re- 
 ttKevatTpLvov. Eccles. 1 149* SYN. YlapaanevaZiOy avooncevci^w, evTpEiri^io. 
 
 'EirLo-Kr}v6sy ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [in tentorio degens,] at the tents, in public. Kai 
 bwpd ttclktov /jrjb y etthtkijvovs yoovs. 2 Aj. F. 579' 
 
 'EntoKri-KTWy et E7rt(TK)]7rTupai 7 v. [innitor, irruo : item, mando, obtestor,] to en- 
 join, to assail, to intrust, to charge with. 'Ev rdlaXv aureus yap p ettiokI^w 
 KEbpois. Alcest. 375. SYN. ^Kr]7rTio, evreXXouat, 7rpoorarTW, irdpaiviu). 
 
 'ExiaKXdSy ov, 6 et >/, adj. [umbrosus, umbratilis,] shady, "avchctu b' (ivtov op- 
 pdTtov ETrionXdv. CE. C. 16'50. 
 
 'Ewt(7Kd7rEb)y v. [inviso, inspicio, considero,] to survey, to see, to consider. 
 
 1 Scliol. XoiSopois vfipicrTiKols. 
 
 - See Suidas, who explains tiri<TKi)vos by /ityos, quoting this passage. 
 
334 EIIIS EUil 
 
 Qpaavs rdyovyps ws avrjp, eirioKonei. Eumeu. 296. Syn. 'EirtfTKenTd/jiai, Kara- 
 
 VOEU), d7ro/3X£7TW, Tljptb). 
 
 'EtriaKbnos, ov, b, subst. [inspector,] an inspector, a scout. 'EiriaKbirbs fJKto, 
 bevpo, t$ Kvafia) Xaywv. Aves 1022. SYN. 'E7ro7rn?s, ETroirTrjp, E(j>bpos, 0vXa£, 
 
 'EmoKb-nbs, ov, 6 et fj, adj^ [ad scopum tendens,] aiming at. Bouvtos &tt)5 
 
 rfiah 1 e7riffKOTrov fxeXos. Aj. Fl. $76. SYN. Ei/oroy^s. 
 'Emmcvgd/Ltat, v. [indignor, irascor,] to be indignant, to be angry. 'AfiQabbv, 
 
 6(f)pd Kal dXXoX eTTLcrKvclcjVTai 'A^ato/. I. 370. SYN. 'Opya/yw, 6pyi£bfxai, 
 
 aKvhfxaivit). 
 'ETriaKvvXdv, ov, to, subst. [snpercilium,] the eye-brows. Ylav be t emcrKvvXov 
 
 Kano eXfcerat oaae koXvtttwv. P. 136. SYN.^O^pvs. 
 'Eirianvposy ov, o, subst. [ductor,] a leader. 'Hbbfxevr} vlnaheaaXv ETrioKvpwv no- 
 
 \ejnoid. Call. fr. 231. Syn. 'Apxo*. 
 'Emtrnuto, v. [abstergo,] to wipe off upon. Ti yap ovros fifids ovk sniff/nr] tG>v 
 
 KO.KWV ; Thesni. 389* SYN. 'ETrippaivto, Kdra7rXi/vw, emrpifioj. 
 'E'Tria/j.vyepds, a, by, adj. [(l) aerumnosus, (2) tristificus,] woful, dismal, flap 
 
 b' 'AyXvs €iarr)Kei emarfivyepf] te KaX alvr). Hes. Scut. 264. SYN. HLfAvyepos, 
 
 eicXirbvbs, •nbXvirbvbs, bi£vpbs. 
 'Ertff fivylpws, adv. [graviter, miserabiliter,] bitterly. 'Us av lirKTixvylpws vav- 
 
 TiWerai eiveku irarpos. b. 6j2. SYN. 'ETrXirbvus, eXleivws, ohrpios, adXXws, 
 
 bvarvxtis* 
 'ETriairaaTos, r\, ov, adj. [quod quis sibi ipse attraxit,] brought upon one's self, 
 
 self-sought. 'H rdya. 7 lpbs aipos eirifntaaTOV kclkov e^et. c. 72. SYN. 
 
 'EkovgXos, avdaiperos. 
 5 E7rt<77rdw, v. [attraho, consequor,] to draw, to drag by, to reach. 'EX^t bx' 
 
 o'lKtov roivS' ETnGirdaas Kojurjs. Androm. 708. SYN. 'E^cXkvw, EirXavpio, eiray<*>, 
 
 kvTvyyavw, ETciKTdbfxai. 
 'Eimr-Trio, poet. v. [attingo,] to attain, to meet with. Ov yap ird roi jjolpa 
 
 ddvelv Kal ttotj-iov E7rt(nre~iv. H. 52. SYN. 'EVtSu&Kw, £7rdKd\ovde(i), mrdXa/z- 
 
 fiuva), e(j)£7rdfxat. 
 'ETTHTTrevbio, f. aneiffb), V. [libo,] to pour upon, to shed. Sra0t be, Kal fipayy 
 
 Kkavvov EmGiceiaas be to baKpi). Theocr. 23. 38. SYN. See Hirevbit). 
 s E7n<77repYw, v. [urgeo,] to hasten, to urge. Zevs erdpa^e be ttovtov, eirKnrep- 
 
 yovaX b y deXXai. e. 304. SYN. 'Etc LOTrevbu), avayKaclu), irdpdQhyw, eireiya), 
 
 eTrlTa^yvd). 
 'ETrKnrevboj, v. [(l) accelero, (2) incito, (3) exhortor,] to hasten, to incite. 
 
 'AXX', u> yepaie irovs, eiriairevGov fxoXXs. Troad. 1266. SYN. 27revSw, etti- 
 
 oirepyu, napotyvu), epedi£<o, ETrXKeXevb/Jiai. 
 "EiriaTvopXa, as, ■>), subst. [(i) satio iterata, (2) insitio,] a second or after sow- 
 ing. ^.xep/AcLTd bciffffaadai, KaX Eiria7rbpXr]v dXiaadai. Hes. Op. 444. 
 'Eixioirbpoi, <op, ol, subst. [qui inseruntur, posteri,] those who are sown by the 
 
 present race, posterity. ^Tepyeiv 7« iricrrd Twi'bZ tovs EiriaTrdpovs. Eumen. 
 
 676. SYN. 'A7roydvot, eVyoVoi. 
 'EirioovTos, ov, b et rj, adj. [impetuose incumbens,] rushing violently upon. 
 
 typEPas i-niaavTos. Hipp. 5?3. SYN. Btaios. 
 'ETriaawTpdv, ov, to, subst. [ferrum curruum,] the tire of the wheels. Tor jxev 
 
 'A^a(Wl' 'iTTTCOX ETTlffffOJTpOtS bciTEOVTO. T. 394. 
 
 ^EinoTabdv, adv. [(I) constanter, (2) perite,] firmly. "HXvOev ol b' dpd bopnoy 
 ETTKTTdboy u)irXi£ovTd. 7r. 453. SYN. 'E7riorr;udvws, E7rt(TTdfiEVws, jSt/3a/ws. 
 
 'E7rtora0/id6juat, v. [ad amussim expendo,] to weigh. Ylavr £7rioTadfiu>/iEt>ds. 
 Agfam. 159* SYN. 2ra0udo^uat, Epevvdio, i^ETa$(t). 
 
 'ETtioTadnds, ov, b et //, adj. [stationarius, mansionum curator,] placed in the 
 vestibule. 'E7r/ord0/xos AfifiirvXiTeh). 1 Call. Ep. 25. 
 
 "EiriaTdnai, v. [scio, peritus sum,] to know, to be acquainted with, to under- 
 
 1 ' 'Ajud>t7roAiT«a> is scanned as a dactyl and spondee. 
 
EIII2 EI1I2 335 
 
 stand. Ta r* orrd, Kai fiiXXovrd navr r\-aiara.To . Helen. 14. SYN. 'E£e7rt- 
 
 arafAai, /jiavddvu>, yiyvwaKw, efixeiptos syjo. 
 , E7ri(TTa/j.Ei>tos t adv. [scienter, prudenter,] knowingly, skilfully. Ev xaX linoTa- 
 
 fxe.ru)s' jietrari b J evX ttTXos dptjpei. K. 265. SYN. 'EiriffTabov, efxirepafMos, eifjid- 
 
 6ws, e/nreipws, TTEpXtypdbius, ovvetcos, bvvdT&s. 
 'ETriaracrls, ems, >/, subst. [retardatio,] stoppage, hesitation. IloXXds yap ea-^ov 
 
 <Ppovribu)i> £7n(TTaaeis. Antig. 231. SYN. 'Eirlvoia, Xoyiajjids. 
 'E7rtorrdr£a;, v. [impero,] to preside over, to superintend. 'JLvravd' dpelots 
 
 7roi/uviOLs eneaTaTOvv. CE. R. 1028. SYN. YlpoaraTEio, 7rpoiaTa.fj.ai, efyyEo/jiat, 
 
 Eirap-^o). 
 '£7rtordnys, ov, 6, subst. [qui praefectus est alicui rei,] a president, an umpire, 
 
 a praefect. TaaaovaXv elvai' dv/Jidros S' £7riordr?7S. Hec. 223. Syn. TIpoaTd- 
 
 ttjs, Eirap^os, virapyos, iiyEfiiov, bXbd(TKdX6s. 
 'ETTiard-xveaKu), v. [augeor in modum piantatarum spicarum,] to grow in ear, 
 
 to grow up to maturity. ~\aov irov kokelv^ E7nardxveaKdv XovXot. Apoll. 1.972. 
 'ETrtcrreifiu), v. [calco,] to tread upon. Ovb' 'AXbrjs, oi/b' 'lttttoX EiriOTeifiovoXv 
 
 "Aprjds. Call. 4. 277- Syn. See 2reij3w. 
 'E7rt(7re/^&>, v. [accedo, ingrediorj to go upon, to proceed. Ew^Xtws ttveovt 
 
 ETnoTelyeiv yQdvd. Eumen. 9^9> Syn. See 'Eirepyoiiai. 
 'ETTHTTeWw, f. £\w, v. [(l)mittoad; (2) mando, praecipio ; (3) attraho, ad- 
 
 duco,] to send to, to send orders, to bring to. 'E/uoi bi npos as rovb' etti- 
 
 oreXXova dyeiv. Heracl. 938. SYN. 'A7roareXXw, ETrtrfXXw, eWeXXoyucu, 
 
 Trpudyb). 
 
 ^ETCKTTEVd-^lt}, E7Tl(7Tdvd-)(E(l}, ETTLGTOVdyiZdi , ETVlGTOVdyti), ETnGTEVd^l^ld , ETTlCFTEvd^iO, 
 
 et ettiotevu), v. [ingemo,] to groan at, or in consequence. Ol /u£> dp' kQpriveov, 
 e7tX be aTEvdyovTo yvvalicEs. ft. 722. See also A. 79. Batrach. 72. CE. R. 186. 
 Hes. Theog. 841. Iph. T. 284. and Med. 925. Syn. 'Ava<rr£>a£w, arEva^u), 
 
 GTEPIO. 
 
 'E7ri<TTE<pdvd(o, et E7ri(TT£(p(o, v. [corono,] to put a crown upon, to adorn with 
 
 crowns, to fill to the brim. 'ETreaTE^dvamE fitafxov. Olymp. 9. 168. See also 
 
 Soph. Electr. 441. SYN. 2r£0w, dvaaTEtyoixai, ETvXKoafiEh), TrXrjpdto. 
 'E-martyiis, ids, 6 et r/, adj. [corona redimitus, plenus,] crowned, brim-full. 
 
 YlivovTes KprjTfjpds ETnvTEtyias oivoio. 0. 232. 
 EmffTEtyii), vid. 'EmaTEtydvou). 
 'E7rtoT>;/iT7, rjs, r/, subst. [cognitio, peritia,] knowlege, skill. <&vvai rov avbpd 
 
 jtuvt' E7narTr'ifjir]s 7tXeu)1>. Antig. 721. 
 'E7ri(TTt]fxti)v, dvosy 6 et fj, adj. [scientia prasditus, peritus,] scientific, judicious. 
 
 NloiatV atTTuJv Tu>vb J ' EiriOTJijjLtov yap el. Eur. Suppl. 853. SYN. Ev elbws, el- 
 
 brfiiwv, elbios, Etn(JTd}X£vds, vdfifjuov, bd)]fxu)v, crowds. 
 'EiriaTidv, ov, to, subst. [" eedificium, sub quo stat navis contecta." Damm.] 
 
 a place for ships or naval stores. Eipvdrar itataiv ydp 1-kIotXov €(jtXv ekcktt^. 
 
 e?. 265. Syn. Nlifyrtflv. 
 'EmaTofiEU), v. (" Itziotoixeo)." Maltb. — Procul dubio) [irrideo, convicior,] to 
 
 deride, to reproach. Mr; fiiy tcepTofXEOvcraX ETnaTojol^aX yvva'iKes. Apoll. 3. 
 
 663. Syn. AotbopEio, ^Xei/a^w, \fipi£<t). 
 'Eiri(7Td\dbr)i> t adv. [ornate, succincte,] elegantly, concisely. "HpeiKov ^Bovd 
 
 bldv, ETriarToXdbriv be yXrUbvas. Hes. Scut. 287« SYN. EvKOff/uojs, /caXws, Xa/x- 
 
 Trputs. 
 y Eiri(TT8\fj f fjs, q, subst. [quod cuivis dernittitur vel injungitur; mandatum,] a 
 
 commission, an order. Kov ^vrjfxdyevet rds £/id$ E7rt<Tr6\as. Pers. 788. Syn. 
 ^ EiroXr), £7rirdy^, E7ricn:rf\pis. 
 'E7rtffro^/<?w, v. [(1) os obturo ; (2) fraenum injicio,] to shut the mouth, to silence 
 
 by refuting. 'A7ra£d7ravras tovs kydpovs E7noTdfxi£etv. Equit. 841. Syn. 
 
 'EXcy^w, kttXeyyu. 
 'Eiri(rTpdTevt,>, v. [bello contra,] to make war against, to besiege, to infest. 
 
 x YaXXovoX vevpas, ws E7rtffTpaT€vadfJiEV. Bacch. 773. SYN. Et<r/3dXXw, epflaXXio, 
 
 ktypixdli), TToXEfiEd). 
 
 'ETriaTpeTTTosy ov, 6 et >/, adj. [in quern aliquis convertitur, spectabilis,] dis- 
 
336 mil EIIIT 
 
 tinguished, conspicuous. 'EnioTpeitTov alwva KTiaas. Choeph. 344. SyN. 
 
 'EwLaTpbtyoS, £t]\(ot6s. 
 
 'Eiriffrptyio, et (2) 'E7rtaTjO£0o/^a£, v. [(1) converto ; (2) curam facio;] to turn 
 
 towards, to draw back, to regard. Upw-ov fiev ovv jjlgl bevp eniaTpe^op tcapa. 
 
 Heracl. 942. SYN. 'AvriOTpeipw, /xeraerrpl^w, vvroarpecpw, eirdvepxofxai, endyu, 
 
 eTTi(TTph)(j)adfJiai. 
 'EirHTrpdQabriv, adv. [hue illuc se convertendo ; studiose,] turning here and 
 
 there; hastily. Ilvktov cTriffrpdcpdbrjv' riov be otovos wpvvr' uetKrjs. %. 308. 
 *E7noTpd(p)), fjs, ?/, subst. [cura,] attention, regard. JJpd tov Qdvovros rrjvb' edeod' 
 
 exiOTpofyriv ; CE. C. 134. SYN. lirovbrj, lueXeTr), bivq. 
 'EiriffTpotyds, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [qui conversatur cum aliis, spectabilis,] having an 
 
 extensive acquaintance, admired. "A\Xol, exei ical tcelvds ZmoTpdtyds i\v avbpw- 
 
 Tnav. a. 177. SYN. See 'E7r/<rrpe7rros. 
 'E7T4<Trpu;0aw, v. [versor in ; oberro ; obeo,] to turn about, to traverse. Aiyev' 
 
 irodev yrjs rJycS' eiriarptocpq irebdv. Med. 666. SYN. 'E7rtoTjO£0o/xat ? evbXaTpifioj, 
 
 eirepXpfiai. 
 *'E7rtff0drrw, f. £w, v. [insuper macto,] to sacrifice besides, to sacrifice upon. 
 
 T £i QiXtcit, apa, Kafx" siuatyalai tol^xd. Hec. 503. SYN. See 20arrw. 
 'ETTifftyvplov, ov, to, subst. [fibula ocreee,] a clasp for the boot or greave. Ka- 
 
 Xas, apyvpeoiaXv einotyvpXois dpdpvias. T. 331. 
 ^ETntT^ebdv, adv. [propemodum,] near. Ka/ pa t dva'iaaovaXv e-jncf^bov ep^o- 
 
 fxEvoLo. Horn. Apoll. 3. Syn, See 2xeSov. 
 'E7ri(TX£pw, adv. [deinceps, ordine, vid. 'E^y/ow,] in succession, regularly. 
 
 'Afcr>)v eiaavefiauov ETCioyepio, evdd Bdjieiai. Y,. 68. SYN, Ivvzyjbs, e£e/»?s, 
 
 'EmffxZola, as, f], subst. [(l)prjetextus ; (2) mora,] a pretext, a pretence, a 
 
 delay. Mvdov -noiriaaaQaX enLG^taXriv ebvvaaQe. <j>. 71. SYN. UpoipuaXs, dj'd- 
 
 jQoXtf. 
 'Eirloye™, eojs, rj, subst. [(l) retentio, (2) parsimonia,] restraint, parsimony. 
 
 M.a\j;XbX<i)s' eireX ovtXs e7ria\e(Tis, ovb' eXerjTVS. p. 451. SYN. 'E7toyj), <j>eibw. 
 'ErXautrpdv, vid. 'EidoaioTpov. 
 'ExXtciktos, ov, 6 et r;, adj. [jussus, praescriptus,] ordered, prescribed. M>) 
 
 Vtra^ra <p6.pfj,aKa. Eur. fr. Beller. 18. 
 'E7rtrdvuw, v. [(1) intendo, (2)augeo,] to stretch upon, to superadd, "flyuw eiri 
 
 fipiaas' o be 01 eirX vevpd rdwadeis. Theocr. 25. 148. SYN. See 'E7rtrei»'a>. 
 'ETrXrappodds, ov, 6, subst. [auxiliator,] a helper, an avenger. Zijv vtvcltov jri|- 
 
 ortapd fiaxys eirXTappoddu elvai. P. 339» SYN. See 'EirippdQds. 
 'EnXTaacio, v. [injungo, impero,] to enjoin, to order. Td irpayfidQ' ovrus, el 
 
 'irXralZpixeaQa brj. Eur. Suppl. 531. SYN. 'Avdraao-w, bXaTaoow, linaaiiTTb), 
 
 eirXTeXXio. 
 'EiriTeyyid, v. [intingo,] to tinge with, to shed upon. 'Emreytas, dveTeiXey. 
 
 Anacr. 53. 40. Syn. See Teyyio. 
 'ETrXreivu), v. [vehementius intendo,] to stretch over, to menace, to assail. 
 
 'AXX' eirX vv£ 6Xor\ rerdrai beiXolai fiporoloX. X. 1$. SYN. 'EyretVw, eKreivw, 
 
 eirXrdvvio, reivu). 
 'E-KXreXXu), 1 f. eXu>, v. [(l)jubeo; (2) orior; (3)appareo,] to enjoin, to arise, to 
 
 appear. Xp>) rep/mra riovb' ETrXrelXai. P. V. 100. SYN. 'EvreXXw, TTpoaraaau), 
 
 eictTaaait), TrdpayyeXXu), avareXXu). 
 'EirXrefivu), f. e/xw, v. [amputo, brevius reddo,] to amputate, to abridge. M*} 
 
 'nXTafjirjS rdv \e~tpa Kdra7rp/wj/ to KVfiivov. Theocr. 10. 55. SYN. KdraT^/ivw, 
 
 hXdTefxvto, awTe^ivit), oyi£<it, emKO-rrTtt), fipayyvu), €fX7rpuo. 
 'Emrepnris, eos, 6 et ^f, adj. [jucundus,] pleasant. 'E^et & eirXTepnea ^wpov. H. 
 
 in Apoll. 412. SYN. Tepirvos, evrep7rr)s, ybvs. 
 'E7rtrep7rd/m«, v, [obleetor,] to be delighted at, to take pleasure in. "AXXos yap 
 
 t* aXXoioXv avrlp eirXTep-neraX epyois. ^. 228. SYN. See TtpTrdfiai. 
 
 4 <li KiTLT(\\(t). Appareo. significatu rariore. 'EirnttXas' avartlKas Suid. quorum posterior in 
 hoc sensu frequens est." Cl. Blonf. 
 
EIHT EniT 337 
 
 ^tmriileios, a, ov, et eTrXTrjS))s, Ids, 6 et >/, adj. [idoneus,] fit for, suitable* 'Ev- 
 bvarv^rjarat tovpojx £7rXTr}beids el. Bacch. 500. See also Iph. A. 476. Syn. 
 Xp?/ffi'/ioy, irp6ai]K(s)V } Xtcdvos, Trpootyopds, erotuus, oltcelos, (pXXos, cvpovs, avprfdrjs. 
 
 'EwiTv&evots, ews, >/, subst. [(l)studium accuratum, (2) disciplina,] hXdrov 
 b' arpiKe7$ ETrXrrjbevaets. Hipp. 26 f. SYN. SttouS/), eTriueXeia, ixeXettj, 7rpodv- 
 
 'Entrrihevu, v. [do operam,] to endeavor, to pursue, to cultivate. TIoXXv y 
 
 avaytcr} Kavlrqbevetv raca. Soph. El. 311. Syn. Y.novbaSlo) t eni^eipeu), fxr]\d' 
 
 vdoaat, "Kpodvfilofiai. 
 'ETTtrtdTjjui, v. [impono,] to put or lay upon, to impose. 'Emdels cu>a\peis ; ws 
 
 a<j)ayei'7es ai/rud. Cycl. 243. SYN. 'Avdrir3/?/ut, TrpoarXdrjiiXy £7ri/3dXXw, Tzpoa- 
 
 (pipu), TrpoablbojfjiX, E7rdpi<TTr)fxX. 
 'ETrXTifirjrrjs, ov, et eviTifinriop, dpds, 6, subst. [(1) censor, (2) reprehensor, (3) 
 
 vindex,] a censor, a reprover, an avenger. Tovrwv KoXaarijv KamrifirjTfjv, 
 
 aval. Eur. Supp. 266. See also i. 270. Syn. Uaibevrris, (3) fiotjOos, rifxio- 
 
 pos, dfxvvru)p. 
 'EttXtLliXop, frequentius plur. zTrXrifiXa, top, ro, subst. [merces,] a fine, reward, re- 
 turn. ApaaravrX b' alvj(pd, beipd TairXTifxXd. Hec. IO69. SYN. Tipds, tiiii), 
 
 TifjiwpXa, bXtcr), ttoipij. 
 'Emri/jus, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [(1) valde honoratus, (2) opulentus,] highly honored, 
 
 wealthy. KanXTifxovs KaX iroXtTas, oarXs av £i/vvavadyjij. Ran. 701. SYN. 
 
 "Evnuds, a£idrifjids, niiijeis, TiiiXds, ttXovoXos. 
 'EttXtitOXos, ov, 6 etij, adj. [subrumus,] at the breast. "Hroi dp' ws eibopr' eni- 
 
 TirdXdv 'HpaKXfjd. Theocr. 24. 53. Syn. See 'EinfiaoTibids, 
 'EttXtXtjuX, v. [perpetior,] to endure. Tw toX ettitXtitoj xpdbXr)' lirnov bi rot avros. 
 
 ^F. 591. SYN. 'AvarXrjfiX, bXarXdu), rXd&>, vwolxevu). 
 'EttXtoXi), rjs, rj, subst. {exortus,] the rising. Td fxev typ aarpiop Em-oXalffXp 
 
 oawdrd. Phoen. 1132. Syn. See 'AydroX//. 
 '£7rtroX/idw, v. [audeo,] to dare, to make an attack upon. 'AW ETTEroXfxrjae, 
 
 (jjpiaX b' ear-^ETu' top fe avfiwTijs. p. 238. SYN. ToXfidio, ettltXtiixX. 
 ^E-kXtovos, ov, 6, subst. [lorum, quo antenna ad malum attrahitur,] a rope, by 
 
 which the sail-yard is lashed to the mast. 'Ettitovos pej3Xr)Td, (366s pivoTio 
 
 TETCV^tOS. II. 423. 
 
 'E7rn-o£dc?<fyicu, v. [arcum in aliquem tendo,] to aim at with an arrow. T£ 6' 
 
 ETTEToZaCovrd KdprjKdfidiovTES 'A^ato/. r. J9' SYN. To£evu), aToyaC,6fxai, E<j>op- 
 
 ixdio, Kardro^eva). 
 'EnXTooau, 1 v. [supervenio celeriter ex improviso,] to come suddenly upon. 
 
 Nai KprjLivdvTWv et:etqgoe, 8ods. Py til. 4. 43. SYN. 'EirXuvpEO), KdrdXaiifidvu), 
 
 ETtXrvyydvWy ettXttLitto), ETrep-^dfiai. 
 'EnXrpiiru), et ZttTt pa ndto, v. [(l) trado, (2) sino, (3)jubco 7 ] to entrust to, to 
 
 permit, to command. 'AXXd oi> y' iXOivp avros ETriTpexbeids EKaard. o. 24. 
 
 See also Apoll. 1.351. SYN. 'Avar Xdrj/jX, dffrjLiX, e^tj/jX, 7rdpdbxbu)ixX } ivreX- 
 
 Xtifxai, TTiaT€V(o y vrro-^iopEio. 
 'EmrpEXh), et ZmTpoxdu), v. [(1) percurro, (2) incursionem facio,] to run on, to 
 
 attack, "l-rnrois wKvirobeaoXv E7rerpE^ov, ovbl tX iroXXi], ^Y . 504. See Apoll. 4. 
 
 1604. SYN. 'EttXOeio, ZnXfiuXXb), eiafiaXXu), 7rpoo7riirT(o, Eirepyofiai. 
 '£7rirp//3w, v. [(l) attero, (2) crucio, (3) instigo,] to rub upon, to wear, to teaze, 
 
 to urge. Nocos Li ettetpi^ev 'nnrXu), beiv)) (pdyelv. Nub. 242. SYN. Ka- 
 ra rp//3w, airo-pilou), errctVw, EnXfipio, dvXdto, QXiftit). 
 'EntrpuTTds, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [(1) contritus, (2) sceleratus,] hacknied, rascally. 
 
 H TOvwXTpnrTOv KXvdbos ify'ipov 11 O7rov ; Aj. Fl. 103. SYN. 'E£wXj7*, irdiovp- 
 
 yds, iTovripos. 
 % ETnTpdiTevio t v. [procuro, administro,] to superintend, to rule. Ovk ead' Virus 
 
 wals oo' ov top bijiiov EniTponevaei. Equit. 426. SYiN. 'E7rtoTdrtw, EfiaTrjfiX, 
 
 bioiKEio, £7rtacXedaai. 
 
 1 On the origin of this word see Hvyne, Pind. Pj-th. 4. 43. and Damm. r. 'Eirtirtrov, 
 Pros. Lex, 2 U 
 
338 EniT EIM 
 
 'E7rirpo7ros, ov, 6 et //, subst. [curator,] a guardian, a prefect. Tavrais ekX- 
 
 rpoTrois Kal Tafjuaiai %pu/ji£dd. Eccles. 212. SYN. Krjbefjiiov, TrpoctTaTTjs, E7ri- 
 
 ffTarrjs. 
 'EinTpoxdbriv, adv. [(1) festinanter, (2) succincte,] rapidly, concisely. r £l iroiroX, 
 
 <bs 6 fibXofipos ETnrpoyahriv dyopevei. rr. 26. SYN. Tct^ews, ffwrofxios, 
 'ETrtVpd^aw, vid. 'Emrpe^h). 
 'ETTiTvyxavu), f. rev^d/nat, v. [cffendo, convenio,] to fall in with, to meet with. 
 
 JL'iprjKas ettXtv^ovtos 1 avdpojnov Xoyovs, Here. F. 1239. $YN. 'Eirvy^ayw, tte- 
 
 piTvyyavw , Xay\dvio. 
 'ETriTVfifixbXds, et eiriTVfifitds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [sepulcralis, super sepulcro posi- 
 
 tus,] on a tomb, sepulchral. Aforcus rot a EirXTVfifixbXds. Choeph. 328. See 
 
 also Agam. 1525. 
 'EnXrvcpb), f. dv&a, 2 aor. #<£oV, v. [incendo,] to kindle. "Ot^s dv 6\vi]p ettXtvQtj 
 
 fxa\i<TTa fiov. Lysistr. 221. SYN. 'E7tikcu'w, enirvpoio. 
 * 'EttXtv^s, eos, 6 et rj, adj. [secundus,] prosperous, fortunate. ISfjds £7rXevodi> 
 
 wb' ettXtv^eI t:6rw. iEsch. Suppl. 752. SYN. See Euri/xfc. 
 'ETrXQaibpvvoj, f. vvw, v. [splendidum reddo, lavo,] to render splendid, to wash. 
 
 EvpoV d\6s vbrXbeaaX Kdprj emtyaibpvvovffav. Apoll. 4. 662. SYN. See $ai- 
 
 bpvvio. 
 'E7ii0atVo>, v. [(l)ostendo, et (2) ETrXQaivdfiai, appareo,] (1) to show, (2) to ap- 
 pear. 2r/y/jdrd b' ws eVt^avro Xbelv beivoivX bpatcovoX. Hes. Seut. 167. 'SYN. 
 
 (2) Atd^cuVd/zat, efi(j)atpdjJLat, tyaivdfiat. 
 'EnXcpavTos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [conspicuus, praesens,] conspicuous, present. 'AW 
 
 £7rX<j>avTov ; Antig. 841. SYN. 'EnXtyaviis . 
 'E7Ti^gpw, f. ETToLaio, v. [infero,] to bring upon, to assail, to charge with, "ibldv, 
 
 rj KOivbv 7rdXirais E7rX(j)epti)v €yf:X?7jud ri; Orest. 757' SYN. XJpootyepa), £?rdyw, 
 
 tTTt^opew, £irX(3aXX(o, Karrjyopeu)* 
 'E7rX(j)r)nig(i), v. N [nomine alterius appello. Vid. Markl. in 1. c] to call by the 
 
 name of another. Ovb' otX Kefry 7raib' ETre^rjfxXad, Iph. A. 130. 
 3 ETTL(f)deyydfxat f v. [adsono, respondeo,] to utter at, to answer. 'Ey&> b' etti- 
 
 (j)deyyofj,at KEtcXavfjEpa. Choeph. 450. SYN. UpoacpBeyydfxai, Trpoa^vln), ettX- 
 
 (j)(OV£(t)y £7rt/3odw. 
 
 'ETTKpddvb), v. [praevenio,] to be beforehand, to anticipate. TptoyXbbvrrjv irfrpia 
 
 (ivXdeibEX rpwaEv Eiri(j)Qas. Batrach. 212. Syn. YlpotyQdvw, (j)8dvio. 
 'EinfyQdvEU), v. [in video ob,] to bear malice to. T £t t be: k £Ki<pQdv£ois, obi rot 
 
 'KaXXv elaXv oTciaoit). X. 148. SYN. See QOovew. 
 'ETrtyddvds, ov, 6et>/, adj. [invidiosus, reprehensione diguus,] enviable, hateful, 
 
 invidious. Oi/5' ala^pbv obblv, obb' Emtydovov oe bpqv. Troad. 735. Syn. 
 
 ZrjXtoros, <pddvovfj.Evds, VEf-tEffrjrds, £7rfyieju<p?ys. 
 'Emtpdvclid, v. [inspuo veneficarum more,] to sputter upon, to mutter. Kal Xiy f 
 
 E7ri(f>dvffboiaa, rd AeXcjiXbos oorfd Ttavah). Theocr. 2. 62. SYN. Tlpo<nrrv(*>, 
 
 lfJL7FTv'(i>. 
 
 'Em^XEyto, v. [incendo,] to set on fire. "Ctyp' fjroi tovtov jxev ETtityXEyrj acdfxdrov 
 
 'jrvp. "*¥. 52. SYN. 'Eh-iko/cu, (fXHyu)* 
 'E7ri0Xu(u, v. [convicia jactito,] to bespatter, to abuse. Told <\>drts koX tovs irplv 
 
 E7ci<fXveiv jAdtcdpeooXv. Apoll. 1.481. SYN. QXvu), <j>Xvap£<t), Xoibopsut. 
 *'EnX(j)d^us, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [formidolosus,] terrible. Td b' £7ri^d/3d bvotydrtj) 
 
 KXayyq,. Agam. 1121. SYN. See ^dfjipos. 
 'EirX<pop(3E<o, v. [depasco,] to supply fodder for. "Ev6' etteX el (jdTavrjs E-KEtyopfiei 
 
 fiovs EpXfxvKovs. H. in Merc. 105. SYN. fyepfiio, fioffKU), EnXfiocKdfxai. 
 'EirXtydpEu), v. [desuper injicio,] to bring, carry, or throw upon. "Oaovs dvudiv 
 
 Eir£(pbpr]a£ tS>v XXdiov. Pax 224. SYN. Iv/jKpdpEhJ, £7rt/3a\\w, £7rX<p£pio. 
 'E7ri0dpos, ov, o et rj, adj. [ferens, secundus,] conducive, favorable. ITaTs b 
 
 Mams EirXfdpwTdTos. Choeph. 799. Syn. Ev/^£vr/s. 
 'EmtypaZo), et £m<j>pagdfxai, f. dabfiai, v. [indico, excogito, intelligo,] to signify ; 
 
 1 The participle hrtrv'xfav eigiiifies, ordinary, common'. 
 
Em$ EHIX 339 
 
 to admonish, to consider, to deliberate, to devise. "YLvBZv b' ay fxaXd irdodv 
 
 i7ri^paffcaifxedd fiovXiiv. N. 741. SYN. IldpayyeXAw, £7rayyeXXu), S/jXow, bXd- 
 
 cra^ew, enlvdeoj, EniyiyvwaKio, ivdvfjied/uai, ETnaKeirTofxai, bXdvoEta, jj.r}yavddfxai» 
 y ETrt<f>pdp£(o, v. [prudens sum,] to be prudent or discerning. "Efi/xevat' cjs ov 
 
 Trap avrfj ETntypoveova dyopevets. r. 385. SYN. JLvfpdfEOj, typovEii), vovv Eyja. 
 y Em(pp6avvri, r)s, ?/, subst. [prudentia,] prudence, discernment. At yap bfi 7rore, 
 
 tekvov, l-Kitypoovvas dvlXoio. t. 22. SYN. JJoXvfpoavyri, owtypdovvq, typdyrjaXs, 
 
 evfiovXXa, fxrjrXs, irpdfxr)Qeid, evyZaXs, irvKiyai typEVES, 
 'Enfypovpds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj, [custodiens,] guarding, ztyos 6' Efirjs Ovyarpos eki- 
 
 (ppovpoy biprj. Orest. 1591. 
 'ETTvtppajy, di>ds, 6 et r), adj. [mentis compos ; prudens,] wise, sagacious. 'AW 
 
 Eva dvfjidv E-xpvTEy *'da>, Ktil E7ri(f>pdvX fiovXij. y. 128. SYN. "Fjfxtypojy, ffwtypwy, 
 
 7roXv(pptjjy, (ppoylfjios, ovyEros. 
 'ETTityvXids, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [in tribus distributus,] in tribes. Ka.7tX(pvXXov -)(Qdvbs. 
 Jon 1577. 
 *EttX<{>vXXXs, Xbds, ?/, subst. [pampiniis, qui exiles ramos profert,] a cluster of 
 
 grapes, that lies over another. ^EirlcpvXXXbes tclvt earl, ko.1 orwjuvX/xdrd. Ran. 
 
 'E7r£^vjdw, v. [inflo,] to inflate. 'A7r£7rap5o> r) yaarr)p yap £ir£tyvvr}T6 fxav. Plut. 
 
 699' SYN. 'Ayd(f>vad(t), £fi<pvaa(o, (pvadu), etyyicddfiai, ^avyoo/xai, lijoi^eo/, £7rai- 
 
 pdfjiat. 
 'EnXtyvTevu), v. [insuper sero, J to graft upon, to plant in. KciTrXfyvTevaets ep7rvX- 
 
 Xdy laid. Pax lfjl. Syn. See Qvrevk). 
 'ETt^a/pw, v. [gaudeo, gratulor,] to rejoice at. Tovs £' dyOp^unovs £7rXxatpeiv. 
 
 Pax 1015. SYN. nept^a/pw, vrrepxaipb), E^hofxat. 
 'ETrX^aXdio, v. [(1) laxo, (2) deprimo,] to relax, to loosen, to submit. AvaurXv 
 
 ovbiy ETrXyaXqs. P. V. 186. 1 SYN. XdXctw, eybXb<t)fiX t avayaXato, £7clKafnrTO- 
 
 [Aai. 
 'E-nX-xaXKEvw, v. [cudo super, expolio,] to overlay with brass. 'AyweXet 6appu>y, 
 
 ovvEKd Tovrojy EKX^aXKevEiv 7vdpzy(0t}x' dv. Nub. 421. 
 '£7Ti^dp^s, Ids, et EirXxdpXs, irds, adj. [gratus, jucundus, laetus,] agreeable, de- 
 lightful, gluy, dry rdb' Eirixdpfj ; P. V. 166. See also Sept. Theb.. 904. 
 
 SYN. Kv)(dpXs, evdpearos, ^dpteis, dydnrjTds, fjbvs, £7rXTepirf]s. 
 'EnXxdpXTm, adv. [gratiose, venuste,] agreeably, in an ingratiating manner. 
 
 Net roy 'IdXadv, EirXyapXTtos y ay, w £e>e. Acharn. 867. SYN. XdpXevrws, 
 
 ClfTTEllOS, GTUifJlvXiOS. 
 
 'EnX^dplrTd, pro 'ETrXydpiZov , [insuper gratificare,] do thou moreover oblige. 
 Tu>b£ K^vXyjaplrrd rw ££>«. Acharn. 884. z 
 
 'E7rtxap/xd, drds, to, subst. [(l) res laetabilis, (2) ludibrium,] a sport, a laughing- 
 stock. 'Y^pta/id, KaitXyapfJ-d kol bXafyQdpay. Here. F. 459* 
 
 'Entrap pos, ov, 6, P.N. [Epicharmus,] the Syracusan, the inventor of Comedy. 
 (See Berkley's Dissert, on Phalaris.) Evptoy 'ETrXxapfids. Theocr. Ep. 17. 
 
 '£7r?xapros, ov, 6 et //, adj. [laetitiam adferens,] giving gratification to. 'Ex^pols 
 ETrXyjupTd 7T£7roy0d. P. V. 104. 
 
 'ETcXyeZu), v. [incaco.] 'ibov y Eiri^EaEl, txgvotXv tripos TO^oTrjs ; Lysistr. 442. 
 See 'Ey^e^w. 
 
 'EnXxetXt)s, eos, 6 et i], adj. [non plenus,] not full. "6$ i-rroirjaey rqy ttoXXv rjfiojy 
 
 jxEfTTrjv, evowi> EirX)(€iXfj. 3 Equit. 814. Syn. 'E.vbE>)*, d/uoipos. 
 1 'EirXxetpu, wy, tci, subst. [pra3mia militiae ; praemia,] the fruit of one's hands, 
 pay, effect. VXuaoyjs, X\pofxr\0ev, TiLTrXyzLpd yiyvETat. P. V. 327* 
 
 'EirXxetpZu), v. [manum admoveo, aggrediur,] to lay hands upon, to attempt, 
 to attack. YldprjyEads /iot, KaTr£^i-p' l l aai *«*•«.. Hipp. 704. SYN. 'Ey^etptw, 
 ETOifxd^io, £7cXj3dXXofj.ai, tTrkpyiyyuxK, <77rou§a^u>, EitX.TripEU) , ToXfidw. 
 
 1 See Dr. Blomf. Gloss. P. V. 183. 
 
 " In hac, uti in citatione proxime pra^c, Boeotum loqui fingit Coraicus." Maltb. 
 3 See Brunck's note on this line for the meaning of e7rrxei\rjs. 
 
340 EOIX EIIOM 
 
 ^'ETrTxev^o, ards, to, subst. [infusio,] infusion, produce. Ivy ftorpvuiv iirXxw- 
 
 fidat Xoifids. Here. F. 890. 
 'EttXxeio, et £7rt^vw, v. [infundo,] to pour upon. XepeXv vbtop litX^vaX OKj/paroV, 
 
 rj he Trapkarr). il. 303. See also O. 654. SYN. 'EireyxEi*), ey^w. 
 'EttixOovIos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [(1) terrestris, (2) indigena,] on the earth ; of the 
 
 earth. Yidai yap avBpu)7rotaXv EinyQovXoKjXv aotboi. 6. 479« Syn. XOovlos, \Qo- 
 
 voarXfDrjs, 7reboarXj3fjS. 
 'Emxvoau), v. [sum obsilus lanugine, pubesco,] to be covered with down, to 
 
 grow. AevKrjaiv eTrixyoaovcraX edeipais. Apoll. 1. 671 • SYN. See X^oacw. 
 'E7rt"xpaw, v. [(1) invado, urgeo, (2) mtd. voc. utor,] (1) to seize, to press upon, 
 
 to covet, to court, (2) to use. MrjrepX fiot j-ivrjaTijpes ETTEXpdoy ova tdeXovarf, 
 
 ft. 50. SYN. 'E0opjuoo>, eirXTriTTTit}. 
 'E7rixpe/i£0w, v. [adhinnio,] to neigh at, to snort. 2fcap0//J ItnxpeniQwv icpovet 
 
 -rrehov. Apoll. 3. 1259. SYN. See Xpepedio. 
 'EmxpifjiTCTO), v. [admoveo,] to bring near. Ae^pts eirixpi/jitydels, irepX b 1 cktttetov 
 
 efSpayiv vbtop. Apoll. 1. 1234. SYN. See Xpt/uLTrru). 
 'Entxpiw, v. [inungo,] to put ointment upon. "Otypa viot QciX-kovtes EirtxpiovTEs 
 
 a\oi(j)rj. (f). 179' SYN. Kdra^ptw, ly^p/w, xpiio, EiraXeitfxo. 
 'EirXx<*>pE(*>, v. [concedo, cedo,] to give place to, to yield. To yu>) \Xx<ope~tv roTs 
 
 airiorovaiv Tabs. Antig. 219- SYN.' 2vyy/up£to, £7rirp£7rw, etyuyuX. 
 'ETrXx&pXds, ov, 6 et >?, adj. [indigena,] peculiar to a place, indigenous. "OgtXs 
 
 alaxyvuv ETrXxio-pXa. Pyth. 3. 38. SYN. 'Ey^wptos, avdiyevr/s, ofxoyXwcraos* 
 'E-m-fyavti), v. [attingo,] to touch upon, to reach, to be superficially informed. 
 
 'A.7r\eTOV bofas, eize^av-adv. Isth. 4. 17* SYN. "E^aitTOfiat, yprjXatpato. 
 'ETritpEKu^d), v. [(1) irroro, (2) instillo,] to drop upon, to besprinkle. Tdv Beov 
 
 b' eTrt^eKci^eiVj Kat rXv elneiv yeiTbvd, Pax 1141. SYN. 'Emfipex 10 ) toarei- 
 
 fid/iai. 
 'ETTixpotyeu), v. [insono,] to rattle. 'Etre-ipoQeov be (paperpai. Call. 3. 247. SYN. 
 
 'E7T?^£W, l^d0£W. 
 
 'EirXtoyal, &y, at, subst. [loca, in quibus naves a ventorum injuria tutae esse 
 
 possunt,] a bay sheltered from the wind. Ov yap laav XXfieves vrjwv oxoi, 
 
 ovb* EirXwyai. e. 404. 
 *EiroiK£(i) , v. [incolo,] to dwell in. KvKAdSds EirotKrioovoX vrjtraias -xoXets. Ion 
 
 1583. Syn. 'Evolkem, olrietdfjiai. 
 "Ettoikos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. et subst. [colonuSj ad vena,] one who dwells in a country 
 
 not his own, an inhabitant. "lWe 7ir£pwv aoi vols ettoikois bet irodev. Aves 1307. 
 
 §YT$."EVOLKOS, flETOlKOS, firt^WpldS. 
 
 'Eiroacrelpw, v. [misereor,] to pity. Kat rubs, rr/y arjv &<jt ETrotKTeipai Tvx r l v * 
 Hec. 341. Syn. See Okre/pw. 
 
 'EiroiKT&io, v. [misereor ; miserabiliter queror,] to have pity on. ToXovrdy, 
 olov Kat OTvyovvr EiroiKTXaai. CE. R. 1295. SYN. See Otm'5w. 
 
 'Eiroixofiat, v. [invado, procurro,] to go to, to frequent, to ply, to visit, to in- 
 vade. BeivXais avrovs Eiroix°VTat rpdire^ais. 01) mp. 3. 72. SYN. "E7r€i[xX, 
 Eirepxoudi, etcep^djuat, £7ri7ropei/dua(, £7ri7£\£w. 
 
 'EndXdXv£(o, v. [miserabiliter lamentor ; item bono sensu,] to shout at, to shriek 
 aloud. $>XXots irvEOvadv ws & E7rioXdXv£ard. Agam. 1207* SYN. '6\d\v£w, 
 
 E7rWpt]VE(s) f ETrXKWKVM, E7TOlfi0i>£(i), €V(j)T)fJlE(0. 
 
 "ETTofxai, poet. e(X7rd ftat, v. [comitor, sequor,] to accompany, to follow, to at- 
 tend. QrjtreX navuXets e'spd/j.effd' EipoXuXbis. Here. F. 1417. SYN. 1vvE7rdfiat,. 
 
 ClKdXovdEOJ, OVVCLKoXovdEtO , ETTaKoXovOEh), UEraiffffiO. 
 
 'Eno/uPpXa, as, fj, subst. [imbris copia,] a heavy rain. "Hctte wr/r' avxfiov 7rte- 
 £etv fjirir dyav £7ro/a/3ptav. Nub. 1118. SYN. "Ofifipos, vetos. 
 
 'EirofivvixX, et E-rrofxvvh), f. djjov/xat, v. [dejero, juro,] to swear in addition, to 
 confirm by an oath. "lv ETrofivvfAEVov at iravaio rfjs EKKXrjaXas. Plut. 715, 
 
 SYN. 'OpKOW, KCLTOfJLVVfxX, OflM/iiX. 
 
 *E7rofi(paXXoy, ov, to, subst. [(1) quod supra uoibilicum est; (2) umbo clypei,] 
 
EIION EHOX 341 
 
 the boss of the shield. Meooov swofitydXtov' Trtpt/^/jorev 6' dpd ^aXicds. H. 267. 
 
 'ETrdveibifTTds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [probrosus, reprehensione drgnus,] scandalous, in- 
 sulting. "O yap ov Xvirpbv Kanovdhiarov Xeyets. Iph. T. 690. SYN. 'Oye/Si- 
 otos, £7rt/jeyu7rros, eirifjo^rds. 
 
 'Eirdvoiidzio, v. [cognomino,] to give an additional name, to call. Tejuevt} 
 bebaorac tcivt tir(jjvd}xaajjieva. Here. F. 1320. SYN. Ylpoodvofidio), dvdfxd£(o. 
 
 'E7roWc?d/icu, v. [revereor, caveo,] to respect, to dread. Ovrto vvv andnenTre, 
 Axbs b' enbTric.e.0 /urjvXv. e. 146. SYN. 'E>Tp£7royuat, E-niOTpEtybjxai, <jivXa.TrdjJ.at, 
 o7ri£dfjiai. 
 
 'E7ro7rrdw, v. [asso insuper,] to roast upon. 'AW vbdri onevbovTEs ZirwTmav 
 eyKUTo. navrd. ii. 363. SYN. See '07rraw. 
 
 *E7roiTTev(i), eTT07TT€ve(TK(o, et EKo-nroixai, v. [inspicio,] to look upon, to inspect, 
 to visit. Xprjarripiav keQiJT' Enoj7TTevoas be fxe. Agam. 1241. See also 7r. 140. 
 and r. 260. Syn. 'EttiPXettw. 
 
 'E7ro7rrj7p, ijpds, et E7ro7rr^s, ov, o, subst. [(1) inspector ; (2)curator,] a specta- 
 tor, an eye-witness, a spy, a superintendant. Udrpfas yrjs E7ro7TTTipas 
 XXtCjv. Sept. Theb. 640. See also P. V. 307. SYN. AXoiros, bXoTrrijp, KarcTTTris, 
 ercioKOTids, E(j)dpos, 6eCLT)]S , 
 
 'E7ropym£w, v. [mysteria celebro,] to celebrate orgies. "Epws E-rropyXdciei. Anacr. 
 
 32. 23. SYN. 'OpymCw, 7eXeg>. 
 'ETTdpeydfiai, v. [exporrecta manu prenso ; irruo,] to stretch out the hand and 
 
 seize ; to rush upon. "Ev0' ett opeljdfXEVOs fAeyadvfiov Tvbeos vlos. E. 335. 
 
 SYN. Tiporeivu), ETrXXanfim'it). 
 'EiropQlaZu) , v. [altum clarnorem tollo,] to raise a loud cry or shout. 'EnopQXa- 
 
 Ceiv, ELTrep 'IXXov noXXs. Agam. 28. Syn. See 'E£ojO0tac?w. 
 'EiropBofidau), v. [clara voce edo,] to utter with a loud voice, to proclaim. Ni/- 
 
 yXovs £7ropQdl3dacru). Eur. Electr. 142. 
 'Eiropwfii, Eirdpovu), et ETiopio, v. [concito et . paro adversus ; hostiliter adsilio,] 
 
 to instigate, to rush upon, to assail, to overwhelm, '{lyujjf %6v opyrj' Tovb 7 
 
 ETropvvrat orbXbv. iEsch. Suppl. 195. See also A. 472. et p. 313. Syn. 'Evo- 
 
 povoi, tyopnau), ETepypfiai, £7rt7i77rra>, E^op/udu), Eira'Coou). 
 "Ends, eos, to, subst. [(1) verbum ; (2) versus ; (3) oraculum,] a word, a verse, 
 
 an oracle. Mwv ek 6eu>v tov koivov dyyeXXeis ettos', Troad. 55. Syn. Aoybs, 
 
 fxvdos, prjfxa, prjoXs, doibij, furpov, jjieXos, ypyafAos, xpr}OTi]pXov, <j>V^V> ftavreidv, 
 
 fxavrevfid. EPITH. Neov, kclXov, kcuvov, bvorvyls, Ttdpdcppov, Xvnpov, orvyvov, 
 
 <pXXov, fj.u>pbv, dXrjdES, aotyov, beivov, KO/j,\pov (Eur.), dKoojibv, atcpaavTov, IfxipbEV, 
 
 TrpoKkvTov , TTTZpoEV, fj.eiXXyXbv , dydvbv, aloyjidv, avrXfiXov, boXXbv, KEprb/JiXov, fid- 
 ' ^"X^> bveibeibv, o-Eptov, ydXlTrov, draprrfpov, etcnayXdv, naKbv, XevydXsov, 
 
 orvyipbv, yoXwTov, tipbv, Beo7teoXov, vireptyXdXov , Tntcpbv, ttvkXvov, Kov<f>bv, dno- 
 
 JDXriTdy, vrj/iEpTES. Phr. "Ewid vifdbeaoXy EOtKbrd ■xetfAEptrjaXy. 
 'EndTdrv^dt, v. [deploro,] to moan over. "AXXds aXX' ettutotv^e. Phcen. 1055. 
 ^Syn. See 'OtotvZu). 
 'EnoTpvvu), f. vvu>, v. [instigo,] to quicken, to incite, to urge on. Avrdp Eirei 
 
 KE tydXayyas £7roTpvyr)rdy diraoas. Z. 83. SYN.^Orpvi^w, irdporpvyu), Trdpotyyio, 
 
 Trdpopiidta, Endpio. 
 'EnovpdvXds, a, ov, adj. [coelestis,] celestial, heavenly. Ovk dv Zywyl BiolaXv 
 
 EirovpdvXotaX /xdxoifjiTjv. Z. 129. SYN. See OvpdvXos. 
 , E7rovpl$u) l v. [(l)vento secundo impello ; (2)dirigo; (3) perficio,] to blow 
 
 prosperously upon, to direct, to drive before the wind, to complete. Tpl^£ 
 
 vvv, rpE-^E vvv, Kurd rovs Kopdicds E7rovpX<ras. Thesm. 1226. 
 "E'novpds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [vento secundo impellens,] breathing favorably upon, 
 
 ^prosperous. Tevoit swovpos ecrrXQTXs avpa. Trach. 956. Syn. OvpXds. 
 'E-rrd^EOLiai, v. [vehor,] to be carried, to ride upon. "Etc-wp UptdfjLXbrjs ejr^^t- 
 ^raX' ovydplaffio. P. 449. SYN. 'ETrXpaivw. 
 'Ejdxbs, ov, 6 et f/, adj. [curru vel quovis tali vectus,] riding upon, tending to. 
 
 'LirnXK&Tdrov ydp iarX X9W& kccttoxov yvvi). Lysistr. 682. 
 
342 EnO^F ErXHA 
 
 "Eiroij;, onus, 6, subst. [upupa,] a hoopoo, pewet or lapwing, "Etto-^ eycvhti, 
 
 tote yeveaOai fx ev^dro. Aves 72. 
 'Eiro^Xfxds, ov, 6 et^, adj. [visa facilis, adspectabilis,] capable of being inspected, 
 
 discernible. 'Es beivov, ovk dKovoTdv, ovb y ETro-^Xfxov. (E. R. 1312. SyN. 
 
 Opards, £7ro\pXos, 7r£pr/3Ae7rros, (fjarepos* 
 J Eirc\^Xds, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [(1) i^ew ac prcec. ; item (2) inspector,]- (2) superin- 
 tending, protecting. 'AAA.' d> 7rdrpom yrj, 6eoi r eiroiptoi. Philoct. 104-0. SYN. 
 
 (2) See 'E7ro7rn/p. 
 e E7rra, adj. indecl. [septem,] seven. 'EkcIvos exm vapdevwv raipov iteXus. 
 
 Phoen. 161. 
 'YLTTTafidews, et e7rra/3oios, ov, 6 et %, adj. [e septem bubulis pellibus factus,] 
 
 composed of or covered with seven skins, impenetrable. Kcu irrjXrjKas, kcu 
 
 KPi]/j.ibas teal dv/jtovs en-Tdfideiovs. Ran. 1017. See also Aj. Fl. 577. 
 e E7rrayXw o-ffos, €7rrafcrv7rds, eirracpBoyyos, et eirTaTovos, ov, 6 et ^, adj. -[septem 
 
 sonos edens; e septem chordis sonans,] with seven strings or notes. Q>6p- 
 
 (uyy 'A7roAAw*> eVrdyAwo-ow. Nem. 5. 43. See also Pyth. 2. 129- Ion 821. 
 
 Alcest. 447. 
 'ETz-rdfrjfc, eirTETrjs, eos, 6 etfj, et ex-crts, t§ds, ?;, adj. [septennis,] for seven years. 
 
 "EvQd ixev eTTTctETes \xevov efxTrZbbv, eifidrd h' ate/, rj. 259. See also Ran. 421. 
 
 and Thesm. 487. 
 'EnTaKi et eTrrdm, adv. [septies,] seven times. Ov ydp carat bvvdfxXs, ovb* i)v 
 
 €7TTatcis ov xprityicrr}. Lysistr. 69S. 
 ^EirTaKTvirds, vid. 'EirrayXwaods. 
 'EirrdXoyxds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [septem cuspides (i. e. duces,) habens,] having 
 
 seven armed chiefs. "07rws rdv kizTaXoyyov is 0j//3as gtoXov. CE. C. 1305. 
 'EnTdjAvyps, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [septem habens recessus,] having seven recesses 
 
 or caverns. 'EirTdiiv-^ov (Doplab napa wkeos tjvXi^ovto. Call. 4. 65. 
 'E,7CTd7rdhris, ov, 6, adj. [septempedalis,] seven feet long. "A^ovd &* €TrTdirbbr}v' 
 
 /jdAd yap vv toX apfisvbv ovtu). Hes. Op. 422. 
 'RirTdiidpos, ov, 6, P. N. item (2) adj. [(1) Heptaporus ; (2) septem habens vias,] 
 
 (1) a river of the Troad, which rises in Mount Ida ; (2) having seven ways 
 
 or directions. 'Pfjaos 8\ 'ErrrdTrdpos te, Kdpj/cos re, 'PbbXos re. M. 20. 
 'E7rrd7ri>Xds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [septem habens portas,] having seven gates. 2rd(ret 
 ' to Kabfiov y kitTd'KvXov E\ei icpdros. Here. F. 542. 
 *ETTTdTrvpyds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [qui septem habel turres,] having seven towers. 
 
 Trjv en-TdTrvpyov rrivhs berncoclwv nbXXv. Here. F. 28. 
 'EirTaaTdfjids, ov, 6 et 1), adj. [septem ora vel ostia habens,] having seven 
 
 mouths, *E-KTaa7o\iov Tcvpytofid Kab fj,eiu>v ettX. Eur. Suppl. 1231. 
 'EitTdreixhs, eos, 6 et ?/, adj. [septem locis munitus,] fortified in seven places. 
 
 Els €TTTdT€tX€~lS k^bboVS 1 Ta£(t) jJidXoJV. Sept. Theb. 269* 
 
 'E7rrdroVds, vid. 'EnrayXwacrbs. 
 
 "En-axd, adv. [septifariam,] in seven ways. Kai rd ^xev Sirra^a Travrd hXe^xoi- 
 
 paro &d'i£u)p. £. 434. 
 
 'E-KTETY)S, et €7TT£tXs, V'id. 'ETTTaET^S. 
 
 *E7rvXXXdv, ov, to, subst. [versiculus,] a little verse. '6 vovs jhev, eijw ^vXXsyioy 
 ETrvXXXd* Ac-barn. 398. Syn. 'Prj/jdTXdp. 
 
 "Etto), v. [ago, euro, guberno,] to be busy about, to mind, to direct, to attend. 
 Tov b y evp 1 kv OdXdfiu) TTEpXttaXXld refa%e etcovtu. Z. 321. SYN. 'Evepytu), ev- 
 Tp£7ri£(o, ETrXfXEXEvfjai, ETro/iai. 
 
 'Eirybrt, fjs, v, subst. [(1) iucantamentum, (2) carmen,] an enchantment, a charm, 
 a scng. Elcrlv b' ETrubnl Ka\ Xvyoi deXcn/pioc. Hipp. 4S0. SYIT. See 'ETrdotbfj. 
 
 'ETrybds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [(1) consonaus, (2) subst. iucantator, cantus,] har- 
 monizing with; and subst. an enchanter, a song. T Ap' ovk Ev<ob6s Kal ydrjs 
 tteQvx v^. Hipp. 1041. SYN. 'Ettuvvjios, eirdoibos. 
 
 1 (l 'ETrrareixtis i&Zovs dicitur pro knra e|o5ous T6*x e ' ft " / » ut erTdirvpya K\u8p a pro^Eirra KAet- 
 6pa, wpyw, Eur. Phoen. 1073." Doctiss. Blomf. Sept. Tbeb. 269. 
 
ElinZ EPAT 343 
 
 'E7rwc?ai, v. [(l) ovis incubo, (2) clarno in modtim gallinae incubantis,] to sit 
 
 upon eggs as a bird ; to cluck. 'E/i/3ds, ettwZe, x a P^P^ oy pipov/uzi'ds. Aves 
 
 265. SYN. 'E7riKad€vb(jj, ErrevvdeidjJiat, EirXKelfxai, QdXiro). 
 ^Truikevlvsjov, ©et>/, adj. [qui s.quod in ulnis vel sub ulnis fertur,] in or under 
 
 the arms. Ylavr Eveirwv Kurd kixjjiov, ettioXei'Xov Kiddpi£.iov. Horn. Merc. 432. 
 'Emopdblds, a, ov, adj. [humeris superimposilus,] placed upon the shoulders. 
 
 Ovk ivrc irrlpvyas yap eirQfxabias <f)ope~i. Theocr. 29- 29* 
 ^Eiruyfidbov, adv. [ill humeris,] on the shoulders. '1e[j.£voi, Zf]dos jjlev E7roj/j.dbdy 
 
 ijepraCev. Apoll. 1. 73S. 
 'Envois, Xbds, -I), subst. [(1) summa pars humeri, (2) nonien vestis muliebris,] 
 
 the top of the shoulder; a female garment worn over the shoulders, a mantle. 
 
 TTatdVd, yvjj.vas ek ytp&v £7T(of.iXbds. Iph. T. 1405. SYN. 'D./ulos, evbv/jid. 
 'Ettw poros, ov, 6 et //, adj. [qui juravit; obstrictus jurejurando,] bound by an 
 
 oath. YLo'iav boKr}oXv i ovK r e7:oj/xdTOs\eyo)v. Trach. 427- 
 'Emovvjjila, as, ?;, subst. [(1) cognomen, (2) nomen,] a surname, an appellation, 
 
 a name. Kp^rdees kuXeovcXv E7riovvjj.X7]v and vv/u(j>i]s. Call. 3. 205. SYN. 'dfjitt- 
 
 vv/xXa, enXaK-qals, dvbp.d. 
 'Ettwvvhos, ov, 6 et 7], adj. [qui ab aliquo traxit nomen,] deriving a name from. 
 
 Td £>' ETTojvvfjid bel-n-yd Ouearov. Orest. 1005. *■ . 
 
 'E7rw7rdto, v. [inspicio,] to keep an eye upon, to look at, to watch, '[is noW 
 
 env-tra's KciK^obiov ev Keifievd. Cboeph. 681. Syn. See 'EmfiXETno. 
 'Exum), Fis, //, subst. [prospectus, campus,] a view, a plain. Marepos arOd- 
 
 vofxovs e7T(jj7rds. iEscb. Suppl. 543. Syn. See T fl^. 
 ,*'E7rwrts, ibds, r), subst. [epotis,] a piece of wood jutting out on each side of 
 
 the prow, to guard the ship from the beaks of the enemies' ships, and to 
 
 which the anchor was sometimes appended. Kovrols be irpdjpav elydv 01 & 
 
 eirtoTibiov. Iph. T. 1351. 
 'EiraxpZXeio, v. [(1) insuper adjuvo, (2) prosum,] to give additional relief, to 
 
 succour. Tx brjr' dv dXXd vvv a E7ro)(peXolfM Eyw; Antig. 552. SYN. JJpoffhj- 
 
 (^eXew, (jX^eXeu}, op)]jjll. 
 'ETTuxpEXrjfxd, dros, to, subst. [(l) utilitas, (2) beneficium,] additional assistance, 
 
 benefit, service. 'ETrw^eArj/ua afxiKpov, ol' avrols tv\oi. Philoct. 275. 
 "Epacti, adv. [in vel ad terrain,] to the earth, on the ground. 'H 5' X6v, 7) 6' 
 
 epnvXXbv diraivvrd' iroXXd b' Epa^E. Mosch. 2. 66. SYN. Xd/*cu, TribovbE, yd- 
 
 fidbXs, ^dyuace, ettX yfjs. 
 "Epdfjtat, vid. 'Epdoj. 
 
 'Epawos, 7), vv, adj. [amabilis,] lovely. See 'Epdros. 
 "Epdvds, ov, 6, subst. [ccena collatitia,] contribution, an entertainment where 
 
 each contributes his share. KciXXhttov Zpdvov bovs ydp, avrXXd^vrat. Eur. 
 
 Suppl. 373. SYN. Elff<p6pd, bdXs, etXa7r<>>/, x^P Xs » /" ff 0ds. EpiTH. UoXuBvtos, 
 
 evvo/j.u)-dTos. 
 'EpdaivXbris, ov, 6, P. N. [Erasinides.] Et Kaarpdrnyrjcey ye filr 'EpdoivXbov. 
 
 Ran. 1196. 
 'EpdcnTcXbicdnos, ov, 6 et y, adj. [comarum studiosus,] delighting in fine hair, 
 
 proud and comely. Tvpovs ipdanrXdKdixov yivza. Pyth. 4. 242. 
 
 'EpuafxXds, vid. 'EpUTOS. 
 
 *'Epd<rtvds, ov, b, P. N. [Erasinus,] a river of Argolis in the Peloponnesus. 
 
 Te, kqX 01 \evfx 'Epdaivov. iEsch. Suppl. 1027. 
 'Epa<TTt)s, ov, 6, subst. [amator,] a lover. Ovk ear' ipaoTris, oarXs ovk del (j>XXel. 
 
 Troad. 1044. SYN. fyiXi'irwp, (pXXos. EPITH. YloXv-^pvads, noQy a-d/v^ps. 
 'EpdTeivtis, vid. 'Epdrus. 
 'EpdriZio, v. [amo, cupio,] to love, to wish for, to desire. Xlawv-^oX kypi'iaoovTls 
 
 b be Kpeiwv zpdTtgwv. P. 660. SYN. 'Epdw, Epd/uat, ettiOv/ieu}, E<fn£fiai. 
 'Epdrbs, Epavvus, Epacr/jLids, et Epdreivbs, 7), dp, adj. [amabilis, amoenus,] lovely, 
 
 amiable, delightful, charming. MoXnal b' rjv&vr tpdral. Eur. Electr. 722. 
 
 See also I. 573. Again. 588. and T. 347. Syn. 'Ayd-riTds, In^pdrds, KaXos, 
 
 jjbvs, Trbdeipos, 7rp0ff<()XXr)s, grjXojrds, <pXXbs, ipdeis. 
 
 'EpdTw, ovs, >/, P. N. [Erato,] one of the nine Muses, who invented dancing. 
 
344 EPAT EPE0 
 
 Et §' aye vvv 'Epdrw, 7rdpd 0' iffraao Kai /not eviOTre. Apoll. 3. I. 1 
 
 'EpaTwTrts, nXbbs, fi, adj. [pulchros oculos aut faciem habens,] lovely-eyed, 
 lovely-faced. 01 ttoXXv alireivrtv vvfMptjs epaTwTribds"Hpr)s. Horn. 33. 2. Syn. 
 ^AyXdwTris, evwu>. 
 
 'Epdw, et epa/uai, v. [(1) amo, (2) cupio,] to love, to be in love with, to desire. 
 QdveTy epav tXQy}oXv, ovk elioQbs bv'. Hec. 359. See also I\ 446. SYN. 'Epd- 
 Ti£(o t <j&tXew, etyXefxai, en Xd v fie 10, dydndw, tXvX <pXtyu>, tXs fie ^Xeyei. PHR. 0ep- 
 fAos epias fxe Karaidei, eKiTe.K\r)yfmi nevrpois epwbs,* baicvbfiai Kevrpois Kv-n-pXbbs. 
 See Apoll. 3. 1015. 
 
 'Epya^oyuae, v. [operor,] to work, to cultivate, to plough. T il heivbv epybv 
 Tapav o/2<i>$ elpyaafxei'T}. Med. 1118. Syn. Kdrepyd£dji*cu, anepyucld/Liai, evep- 
 yeu>, fidyeu) t rey^w, bXairpaTTOfiai, e7ureXew. 
 
 'Epydaia, as, ?/, subst. [(1) elaboratio, cultus, (2) quasstus, lucrum,] working, 
 labor, employment, gain, profit. 'EpydaXrjv tyevyovod bvriTtdQbv os be Key 
 avrriv. Horn. Merc. 487. SYN. "Epydv, fj.6-)(6os, nbvbs, oiroubij, e7rfyteXeid, 
 Kepbbs. EPITH. TlbXvfiOxQds. 
 
 9 Epyarr}s, et epydrXvrjs, ov, 6, et epydrXs, Xbbs, r/, subst. [operarius,] a workman, 
 a performer. Tcktovuv 0' vjjlvolv epydraiv bvoiv. Androm. 476. See also 
 Apoll. 2. 374. and Philoct. 97. Syn. Yr^bvbs, brjpXovpybs. 
 
 'EpyaaTripXbv, ov, to, subst. [officina,] a work-shop, a work-house. 'Eyw be 
 TrepXTrar&ir y dxr' epyaarrrjpXov, Equit. 744. 
 
 "Epyfxd, tiros, to, subst. [claustrum, septum,] an enclosure, a hedge, a place of 
 confinement. Ilpbs epy/ud TVfifibxuarbv. Antig. 860. 
 
 "Epy/ud, drbs, et (2) epybv, ov, to, subst. [opus, facinus, factum,] a deed, a work, 
 an achievement. Aei7rbfj,aX, ev re Tvyais QvaT&v, uaX ev epypdaX Xevoauv. 
 Hipp. 1108. See also Hec. 780. Syn. Updyfxd, npafys, eirly^eiprifia, toX/xt], 
 ToX/Ar)ind. EPITH. "AyXdoV, deuces, aiaXfibv, XoiyXov, a^rXXbv, deKrjXXby, 
 miovXbv, djurjxdvbv, afxtydbbv, dvaoyerov, clptXtov, dpXarj/ubv, fiXaibv, yeXaoroV, 
 evbefybv, e-rrtifjioifiXbv, QdXaavXov, QeaKeXbv, Ifiepoev, ndtcbv, Kptirepbv, kclXov, 
 kXvtov, XeTTTbi', fxepfjiepbv, TtdXivfirbv, narpwXbv, irepXmXXes, TrepiKXvrby, •jrtejy, 
 TrbXefiiiXbv, irbvrjpov, (plXonjoXov, %dpte>, atcpaavTov, apydXebv, dpeKTov, iieyd, 
 <pXXbv, irbXeiJ.0KXbvbv, dvi]vvpToy, dreXevT^rbv, ddeiitarby, dirr)ves, tivbaibv, 
 alayjpov, beivbv, dyr)Tov, bvavefies, yevvcubv, iravToXfiby, favyaibv, dbiicbv, 
 (pdvepbv, tybvXov, fxixrapov, efupdves (Eur.), dfietXXypv, ciipdXTbv, dvdnvoTov, evae- 
 pes, deooTvyes, ei/bo^br, fipbreibv, ^.ovabitbXbv, ueydXav^es , Qeibv. 
 "Epbuy, vid. 'Pe£w. 
 
 *%pefievvbs, r), by, adj. [furvus, obscurus,] dark, gloomy. 'He tXvo. Tp&wy epe- 
 fievvy vvktX KaXvxpai. N. 425. SYN. 2/coretvos, epe/uvbs. 
 ' "EpeftiyObs, ov, 6, subst. [cicer,] a kind of pulse, chick-pease. "Aprows, re^ud^, 
 jjia£as, ^XcuVas, olvov, oreydvovs, epejoivdovs. Eccl. 607» 
 
 'Epe/3oSi0(Ttw, v. [orci tenebris abscond ita scrutor,] to explore Erebus. OItol 
 
 h 1 epefibbi(j)u><riy vnb tov Taprdpoy. Nub. 192. 
 "Epefibs, ebs, et (antiq. gen.) bdev, to, subst. [Erebus, orci tenebrae,] "Epefibs 
 w (pdeyybTdrby, ws e/ioe. Aj. Fl. 395. (Double Dochm.) SYN. Ikotos, £b<pbs, 
 vv£,"Atbr)s. EPITH. Kvdvebv, fierafxioXXby, fieXa^des. PHR. Nenpfiy KevdjiMV, 
 fjeXavTei-xfjS bb/uos Ylepoetybvrjs. See "Aibrjs. • 
 
 y Epeeivb), v. [interrogo,] to ask, to interrogate. *Oj/ ybvbv e^dybpeveV eyw b' 
 epeeivby d-ndoas. X. 233. SYN. "Epofiat, dvepwrdw, tpwrdw, eVepwrdw, TrvyQd- 
 vbfuai, eXey\w. 
 
 'Epedlgu), et epedu), v. [lacesso, irrito,] to irritate, to stir up, to awake, to en- 
 counter, to alarm. 'Eyuds be (ppevds i}peBXae biaTopbs (f>bfibs. P. V. 188. See 
 also A. 519. SYN. 'EpXbfxaivta, Xvttzu, 7rdpo£vyu>, Kiyecj, irdpddijyu), ndpopyiciio, 
 7rpoTpe7rio, jurjpvb/iai. 
 
 'Epedtcrjjid, drbs, to, subst. [irritamentuui,] provocation, irritation, excitement. 
 EvfceXdSwi' re xop&v epedfofidrd. Nub. 312. 
 
 1 The individual names of the nine Muses very rarely occur in the earlier Greek poets : 
 not once in Homer (except Hymn, 80. 2.) Sophocles, iEschylus, or Euripides ; though they 
 are all given, lies. Theog. 77. 
 
EPEI EPEY 345 
 
 'Efjeibw, et epeibdpai, v. [figo, firmo, fulcio,] to lean upon, to press against, 
 
 to prop, to support, to fix, to apply, to direct, to embrace. 'EttX Hjv wpaw- 
 
 Tdrrjy avrdy, kcli ^r\Ty\aovaXv epeibeiv ; Eccles. 6l6. SYN. 'E7repef5w, bXepeibw, 
 
 eparebou), avTX\anfiavd}xai> eniKeifiai, ffKypiTrTofiai, arrjplciu), paffraZoj. 
 'EpeiKTj, tjs, i), subst. [erica,] heatli or broom. At, Xijs, tov bpvTdjxov /3worpr/- 
 
 adfxes, os rds epeiKas. Theocr. 5. 64. 
 'Ejoeuw, v. [(1) frango, (2)frangor,] to cause to break, to split, to renc), to plow. 
 
 "Hpeinov yQovd b'idv, eTriaToXdbrju be yXT&vds. Hes. Scut. 287. SYN. Kdre- 
 
 peiKu), ayvvfil, OXdu), KaraQpavb), prjyvv/uX, ff-^i$u). 
 'Epews, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [contentiosus,] contentious. 'AXXdXots dfidXoi, icana 
 
 iraiyvXa, ttclvtes epetot. Theocr. 15. 50. SYN. AvaepXs, (jiiXdveitcos. 
 'Epeinidv, ov, to, subst. [rudera, ruinae,] a fragment, a heap, ruins. VLalaas 
 
 Kapa 'dojv&v ev b' epenrXois. Aj. Fl. 308. 
 'Epeiirio, v. [(l) everto, (2) demolior,] to overturn, to demolish, to destroy: 
 
 AlyXb' e\(s)v epXrifiov' epeiire be Telyos 'Ayaitov. O. 36l. SYN. 'E^epe/7rw, 
 
 Karepeiiru), Kurd/3ctXXw, karcHTKairTO), Kdraorpe^w, bXatydelpu). 
 "Epeifffxa, a-ds, to, subst. [firmamentum, fulcimentum,] a prop, a support. 
 
 'Epeiff/t' 'Atcpayai'Tds. Olymp. 2. 12. SYN. Badpbv, riiov. EPITH. 'Acrrvtye- 
 
 XlKTOV. 
 
 'EpeiypXroiyds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [muros dejiciens,] demolishing walls, a subverter. 
 
 Ao^zdrwi/ epei^X-oiyoi. Sept. Theb. 880. SYN. 'Avaardrrip. 
 'Epefivds, r), ov, adj. [(l)-teuebricosus, (2) terribilis,] black, lowering, terrible. 
 
 "Aibov t epefiviov k^dvyydyev fiv^jbv. Heracl.219* SYN. 'Epefievvos, aKoretvos, 
 
 KeXatvos, op^vdlos, (pofiepos* 
 'Epe7rro;, et (2) epe7TTd/jiai, v. [(1) tego, orno, (2) edo,] to cover, to crown, to 
 
 eat, to crop. Hoius epe-KTOv, /uetXXxXois re Xoyois. Pyth. 4. 427. SYN. 'Epe- 
 
 tyb)> e<rdX(t> } ebdfxai, /3iJGpwoxu>. 
 'Epeao-w, v. [remigo, impello,] to row, to urge with oars, to ply. "Epeo-o-', epeaae, 
 
 kcu oTevag, e/JL))v ydp^* Pers. 1047. SYN. Kw7T7?Xdr£a>, eXavvh). PHR. Kw- 
 jrrjaXp dXds pr\yfMvd ddXacrarjs tvttoj, efifiaXXw K<i)7rrjcrXy. 
 
 'Eperrjs, ov, 6, subst. [remex,] a rower. $pov-Xs' dXX' os dv eperrjs. Vesp. 1097. 
 'Eplr^ds, ov, 6, sing, et 'Epe~Tfid, toy, rd, plur. subst. [remus,] an oar. Nat/v bel 
 
 Tcdpelvai Kaperfxuv £7riordras. Helen. 1266. SYN. 'EXdr??, K0}7rrj, TrXdrrj. EPITH. 
 ^Afxerpr)ros, avrXrvTrds, Boos, ev^vcrrds, eIX&tXvos. PHR. Nrjos izTepbv. 
 'EpeTfxdio, v. [remigare cogo, remigio applico,] to ply with oars. TfiyQelad 
 
 jrevKy /njS' eperfiwaat %epds. Med. 4. See R. P. 
 'Epevyw, epvyydvio, et epevydpai, v. [(l) eructo, (2) emitto,] to belch, to 
 
 vomit forth. Tds epevyovrat \xev cnrXdr-ov. Pyth. 1. 40. See also Cycl. 521. 
 
 SYN. 'Avepevyoj, €Kj3dXXoj, ftpv^dfiai. 
 'EpevddXXiov, cjyos, 6, P. N. [Ereuthalion,] a man killed by Nestor in a war 
 
 between the Pylians and Arcadians. Awk-c b' 'EpevddXXuvX, (juXy QepdivovTX, 
 
 j>dpr]vai. H. 149. EPITH. Aids, npo/jids, XaoQeos <j>ws. 
 J EpevQ)]€is, vid. 'EpvQpds. 
 "EpevOos, eds, et epvdrjfjid, drds, to, subst. [rubor, pudor,] redness, a blush. 'Ek- 
 
 7rdyXws dyloicd, to nplv be roX ovk et epevdos. Mosch. 4. 2. See also Phoen. 
 
 J 499. SYN. Albujs. EPITH. rXvisepov, Oep/jdv. 
 
 'EpevOio, et epvQaivu), v. [rubefacio,] to cause to become red, to color, to stain 
 
 with blood. IlcuSes b' 6p(pdvXicci' 6 be 6' aV/udri' yaidv epevOwv. A. 394. See 
 
 aUo Apoll. 4. 473. SYN. Qoiviaoio, eKtyoivioou. 
 *"Epevi>d,as, y, subst. [inquisitio, investigatio,] a search, a scrutiny, an investi- 
 gation. Ovb 1 ylds els epevvdv kfyvpe'iv yovds ', Ion 331. Sy N. r /J\Ti\aXs, ire'ipd, 
 
 JteTdaXs, fidTrj, jjuodvbs. 
 'Epevvdo), v. [(l) indngor ; (2) scrutor; (3) conor,] to trace out, to search for, 
 
 to investigate, to attempt. Et X PV yeredv OijXvv epevvqv. Med. 1080. SYN. 
 Arepevvdo), l^eTa^u), €%epevido>, bifdu, dia£r)Teu), X~\rei)(»), /uo areva), fieTaXXdto, 
 
 Kvvijytrzw. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 2 X 
 
346 EPE$ EPIF 
 
 'Ep£0w, v. [tego,] to cover, to crown. Avo §' avroy Zpe\pay nXoKoi olXi-^v(dv< 
 Olymp. 13. 45. SYN. 'E7r£p£0w, KaTepl^na, areyd^u), ffKEiraZb), <TKia£to t Trvtcagw, 
 Ka\v7TT(Ot arecfxoj Kotrfxeu). 
 
 'EpexQelbat, G>y, ol, P. N. [Erecthei posteri ; Athenienses,] the posterity of 
 Erectheus, the Athenians. OiXov re decrdat ttcivt 'Epev0ei5w»> Xewp. Eur. 
 Suppl. 397. 
 
 'EpexOevs, fjds, et eios Attice, qui et dicitur *EpixOovXds, 6, P. N. [Erectheus,] a 
 king of Athens and priest of Minerva. Avve b' 'EpexOfjos ttvkXpop bdfidp- avrdp 
 'dbvaaevs' r). 81. EPITH. YloiKXXdfirjTXs, TaxvfiovXds, TrXrif-nnrds, fXEydXijriop, 
 
 WKVS. 
 
 'EpexOw, v. [scindo, macero, agito,] to break, to cleave, to shatter, to distress. 
 
 AaupvaX Kal ardpdxjoX kclX aXyeaX dvfjidv fpe^W. e. 157. SYN. &XaK07rT(o, 
 
 fidpvpto, adXevcj, rdpaaffb), IXavPdJ, o^Xew. 
 'Epetyfids, ov, 6 et r;, adj. [qui inservit contignationi,] covering. Ao/iwv nXrpopTd, 
 
 trap 5' epexptfiop 1 areyos. Iph. T. 48. 
 'Epew, v. [dico, nuntio, qusero,] to speak, to tell, to announce, to ask, to consult. 
 
 Tot yap Eyutp epsio" ov bl ovpQeo, mi fxoX opoooop. A. 7^. SYN. 'Ei-fpEW, 
 
 Xeyw, cLTrayyeXXo), ETtEpiordw. 
 *Eprifta~ids, a, op, adj. [(1) solitarius, (2) privatus, orbatus,] solitary, lone, de- 
 prived of, bereft. Ovket' EprifjiairjoXp virb bpvoXv Ij/aevos #beu Mosch. 3. 21. 
 
 SYN. 'Epfjfxds. 
 'EprjfxageffKio, v. [in solitudine vagor,] to wander in solitude. "Afujxo Epr)fxa£eo- 
 
 kop, cnroTrXayxQevTzs eraipwv. Theocr. 22. 35. 
 'Epopee, as, >/, subst. [desertum,] a desert, desolation. Meivavres, aXXci rr)p 
 
 ejurjv eprjpXav. Androm. 567. EPITH. 'Opetds, avoTaXea, 7rouJ€ood, boXXxu, 
 
 aypavXos. 
 'Epj/yuds, r), ov, adj. [(1) desertus ; (2)incultus; (3) vacuus,] deserted, desolate, 
 
 empty. 'fts Xbs x&P° v ^PV^op, od' eordodv wkees 'ittttoi. K. 520. SYN. 'Eprj- 
 
 f-iciids, XVPos, opyavos. 
 'Eprjudyo/Lids, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [deserta incolens,] dwelling in solitude. "IXoV, 
 
 epi)fxdydjxoi Kvhpcu deaX' afityX be pootw. Apoll. 4. 1333. 
 *'Epr}fjidTrdXXs, eus, //, adj. [civitate orbata,] bereft of citizenship. r £l tekp\ 
 
 eprf/udTroTrdXis fxarrip airoXetTrlTaX vfiStv, Troad. 6*05. 
 'Eprifidoj, v. [vasto ; destituo ; derelinquo,] to render desolate, to leave ex- 
 posed, to withdraw from. 1v 6' ws fxaXiord rovob' Epijfxojoas exe. Med. 89* 
 
 SYN. 'EfC7rop0£w, a(j)avi£(t>, fioydiOf xvpo(o, fcaraXeeVw. 
 'Ep^rvw, v. [inhibeo, reprimo,] to withhold, to restrain. 'Y/uets 5' aXXo6ev aXXos 
 
 eprirvety etceeooXp. B. 75. SYN. Kart^w, Intox 1 *** K(x)Xv(o, 7rpavpio. 
 'EpXavxw, epos, det //, adj. [cervicem elatam habens,] high-necked, spirited. 
 
 Awcw yap bi<ppop te bvio r IpXavxEvas Imrovs. K. 305. SYN. Tavpos. 
 'EpXfioia, as, rj, P. N. [Eribcea,] the mother of Ajax. T£Xaju<3n beify, fJirjTpX r\ 
 
 'Epi/3o/a Xsyu). Aj. Fl. 570. 
 'EpX'fipefj.Errjs, et EpTfipdjids, ov, 6, adj. [graviter fremens,] loudly roaring, raging. 
 
 Zrjvos spifipEfjiETeo) x&XETrriP ebbeiaaTE firjpXp. N. 624. See also, Horn. 6. 56. 
 
 SYN. 'YipffipEfJLETys, /3ctpv/3pdwos, EpiKTinrds, EplybovTcos, EpwXayKT-qs, Epiafiapa- 
 
 yos, Eptcrcpdpdyos. 
 'EpXjjpvxris, ov, adj. [valde mugiens,] loudly bellowing. Tavpdp Epifipvxeio z 
 
 Iliepos aaxtrop oaadv dyavpov. Theog. 832. SYN. See ^EpXfivKos. 
 'Epi/3wXa^, duds, et EpXfiioXds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [glebosus, fertilis,] having a rich or 
 
 deep soil, fertile. Bwpofl, ds ex Tdpprjs EpXfiwXdKds elXrjX'ovdet. E. 44. See 
 
 also 0. 154. SYN. Ei/fcap7ros, Xindpos. 
 'EpiybovTros, et EpXbovTrds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [valde souans,] loud-sounding. 'Ek 
 
 1 Dr. Blomfield wishes to retain the old reading epdrpX/xw. Sept. Theb. Gloss. 880. But see 
 the notes on this passage in Priestley's new edition. 
 
 2 The two last syllables of epifyvxew are scanned ab one lung syllable. 
 
EPIA EPin 347 
 
 rrtbXov, Ttjv wpadv ipiybovirot nobis 'tirnuv. A. 152. See also ft. 323. SYN. 
 'Epifipdfids, epTfipefJiZTijs, 7/y// e < s » tpiKTviros, vxpTfipEfjterrjs. 
 'EpXbaivto, EpXbfJLnivu), et eptbzdfiai, v. [certo,] to contend. Et bi) otyip evekci Qvt]- 
 riov IplbaivExov wbi. A. 574. See also IT. 2rJo. and Y. 792. Syn. See 
 
 'Epi£ht. 
 'Eptb^Tds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [perquam noxius,] very dangerous to. "EpXs spibfxa- 
 
 ros, avbpbs olZvs. 1 Agam. 1437. 
 '£p/cw, et Zpicofxai, v. [(1) conteudo ; (2) exaspero,] to dispute, to contend, to 
 
 rival, to exasperate, "fts t oXXyu evi x&pu Epi$j]Tov -KlpX 'iffrjs. M. 423. Syn. 
 
 'AvTEpitZio, EpXbatva), Epib/ualvo), iptbiofxai, vcikeoj, bXatytpd/uai, dfxiXXdo/uai, tvav- 
 
 rXoopai, XoibdpEU), £7r t/ueyu^djutu, ap,<piaftrjTEbi. 
 'EpXrjpt rjpds, et epXrjpds, a, ov, adj. [(2) valde congruus ; (2) amabilis,] well fitted 
 
 and attached to, loved. Ai/rdp tovs dXXovs KEXofirjv ipXrjpds Iraipovs. i. 100. 
 
 See also 8. 4>J1. SYN. 'ETrXrfjbetds, atrovbalos, Qvui'iprjs, irpodv/jids, Epdreivos, 
 
 ETTEpaoTOSj dyddos. 
 'EpXdrj\))s, Eds, 6 et ?/, adj. [valde virens,] very green, very luxuriant, very 
 
 blooming. Olov be rpityeX kpvos dvi)p ipXdqXZs EXairjs. P. 53. SYN. Ev0aX>/s, 
 
 ddXipos, rr)\Eda(i)v f ^XoEpos. 
 "Eptdds, ov, 6, subst. [(l)opifex; (2) agricola,] a worker in wool, a laborer. 
 
 Ae'nrvdv ipidoicnv, XevK dXcpXra X e P ai naXwov. 2. 560. SYN. Etpo/coyuos, dfjirad, 
 
 epyaT-qs, fiicdwTds. 
 , Epl~KXayKTT)s, et EpU-v7rds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [valde strepens,] loud -sounding, Mt- 
 
 fjiijaair ZpiKXayKrav yoov. Pyth. 12. 38. Syn. See'EpTftpE/jiETrjs. 
 'EpXicvbris, eos, adj. [admodum gloriosus,] very glorious. Avrdp ettci p ijfirjs 
 
 ipXicvbios 'lketo fxerpov. A. 225. SYN. K.vbijjids, evbo^ds, ayXdos, dyavos, 
 
 ay ipio^os, dpX7rpE7rt)s, ctc/jlvos, dyaicXvTds, EpXrifios, <paibX/uos, evboKifios. 
 'EpXfcvfjLdrdSi ov, 6 et //, adj. [ad magnum numerum in utero conceptus,] very 
 
 prolific. ¥>ogk&ixevol XdyXvav, EpXtcvfidrd <pipfxdrd, yeV^dv. Agam. 117* 
 'EpX/uvKos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [valde mugiens,] loud-lowing. See 'E7rt0dp/3e<y. Syn. 
 
 'Ep$3pvY^s, EpvyfjiTjXds, IpiyhcvKos. 
 'EptvEds, ov, o, subst. [caprificus,] a wild fig tree. Tw b' lv Iptvlds earX fieyas, 
 
 <pvXXoioX teQt)X6js. [x. 103. EPITH. 'Hve/ideis, evKEaros, fxaicpds. 
 'Epivvs, vds, ?/, P. N. [Erinnys, furia,] Erinnys ; pi. the three Furies. 2 Ok- av 
 
 fie fxi(Twv dvEyppev 'EpivvoXv 3 ; Orest. 575. SYN. pi. JLvfXEvXbis, dXaaTopss, 
 
 haifiovES, Tzoivai. EPITH. Urtfyepd, rjipofolrXs, <f>otvXa, rdXaivd, ttoXvoto- 
 
 vos, draaOdXos, fiXoovpioTrXs, TrapbdfxdTwp, OovpXs, 7roivX/j.os, OTovoeaod, vrjXEfjs, 
 
 o^eid, kcl/jlJ/ittovs, Kpdripd, oflpX/xodufios, afJLepbdXla, fivr)/J.(»)p, dpydXia, oXeretpd, 
 
 KvvwTiXs, ttoXvitovs, TToXvyetps yaXKoirovs, aefxvri, rdvinrovs., ael irapQivos, beivij, 
 
 divqvijs, fiEydXavyps, dapaXyEPijs. PHR. 'A beivols kpv7TT6fi£va Xo%ois ; aefival 
 
 dZGJv TraibES ; uel opuHrai Ttavrd tclv ftporols irddr] ; alfidr<i)7rol Kat bpdKOvrwbeis 
 
 Kopai ; TopyurtTEs, Ivlptov XlpXai, bewal Qlai. 
 EpXdv, vid. E'/ptov. 
 'EpXd7r<vXXtcu>s, adv. [more lanam vendeutium,] like a wool-seller. "OtX elaEOrjKZ 
 
 •noTdjjLov, £pXd7r(oXXKajs. Ran. 1386. 
 'EpXovvrjs, et EpXovvXos, ov, 6, adj. [valde utilis, epith. Mercurii,] very useful. 
 'HX0e YloffetbcKvv yanf/d^os, 7iXd' EpXovvrjs. 6. 322. See also T. 72. Syn. 
 
 Tidy 'ypr\OT 6s, oyrjaX/ios, dyddos. 
 'EpXirXevpds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [robustus,] having strong sides, robust. 'E/x-/3aX- 
 
 \<ov r ZpXTrXevpa) ovq.. Pyth. 4. 419* 
 'Epnrvr), r)s, //, subst. [cacumen,] a summit, a cliff. Avtro, rLjXtdSas b£ nap- 
 
 1 " Alii vero epi'S/uaTOS auSpbs conjungunt, ut sit genitivus ab ipi$nr)s." Doctiss. Blomf. 
 
 2 The names of the three furies are contained in one hexameter line. Orph. Argon. 9G6. : 
 TtaXQovr] re Kat 'AAe/cTw Kal 87d Meyaipci. 
 
 3 Dr. Blomfield, in his very learned note, P. V. Gloss. 53., has most satisfactorily shown that 
 'Epivvs, and not 'Epiwvs, is the correct mode of writing this word : and to that note the reader is 
 referred. 
 
348 EPI2 EPMH 
 
 etfi/Ltctfiov epiirvas. Apoll. 1. 581. SYN. 'A-roppibZ, Kopvtfn), Kpyjjjivds, dpvs. 
 
 EPITH. 'HXXfidrds, irpopAijS. 
 "Epis, epxbos, i}, et epia/ud, tiros, to, subst. [lis,] strife, and (Q.) personified, the 
 
 goddess of contention. JJoXXfjs epxbos IvveTraiae kKvomv. Hec. J 15. See 
 
 also A. 38. SYN. 'Aywi', bripXs, bXd<pdpa, bXntj. EPITH. 'AoydXeq, flefipidvid, 
 
 Xaoacbos, <fnXr}, 6v/2ufiopds, icaKOfxij^dvos, a-npriKTos, Kpdrepd, afKpXXeKTds, bvabai- 
 
 fjaov, (TTvyepa, yvvameia, hvotypwv, alv)), dXeyeLvy), (jdpeid, ovXbfxevr], XevydXea, 
 
 oXoi), TUKpa, yaKeiti], Xvcawad, iroXvardvos, (T^rXia, tyoiTaXea. PhR. (2) Ni/k- 
 
 rbs Ovydrrjp epefievvTjs ', beivrj "EpXs, Kopoaaovad kXovov avbpwv ; akylvoeaad h' 
 "Epis fjieyd jjiatfxwwad ; "Apeos avbpotyovoid Kdaiyvrjrri erupt] be ', "H r oXtyrj aev 
 
 irpHbrd Kopvaaerai avrdp erreira ovpdvu) earripile icdpr], Kai eVt yQovX fiaivet ; 7ro- 
 
 Xe/JLOtd repcts eicl y^epaXv e^ovad ; Aeu'a tXs 'EpXs Beds, 
 'Eptadevris, eds, b et >/, adj. [valde potens,] very powerful. A an) be irpbs naTpus 
 
 epiaOeveos ttvkXvov bio. T. 355. SYN, Kpdrepos, fieyavdevrjs, vTrepfxevi)s, 
 
 Kpeitov. 
 "Eptcrfxa, drds, to, vid.'Epts. 
 'EptafAdpdyds, ov, 6, adj. [valde tonans,] lond thundering. Ah-dp epiopdpayoiu 
 
 Aibs kXcitoI eirltiovpoi. Hes. Theog. 815. Syn. See 'EpTppejueTt]?. 
 'EpiarTaQvXds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [magnas ferens uvas,] bearing large grapes, rich, 
 
 luscious. Oivdv epicTatyvXov, Kai atyiv Aids ofiflpos defci. i. 358. 
 'Eptaros, ov, adj. [de quo contenditur,] to be contended for, availing. Ov/t 
 
 epiard irXadetv.* Soph. Electr. 220. 
 'Ept(T<j>dpdy6s, ov, 6, adj. [valde sonans,] loud-sounding, having a deep throat. 
 
 'Ayvov ept(T<f)dpdyov Taif)d)(ov' evQd yepovrd. Horn. Merc. 187. Syn. See 
 
 'Epffipe fieri] s. 
 'EpXn/uds, ov, 6 et f], adj. [pretiosus,] very valuable, precious. "layer e£ dbv- 
 
 roid bXd TpXirobwv epXriuwv. Equit. 10l6. Syn. "Kpti/jos, riuXds, fidpvrtfxds, 
 
 evbotps. 
 "Epi<pbs, ov, 6, subst. [haedus,] a kid. KapiraXXfaos b' eirX vfjd 6d>)v epi(j>ovs re 
 
 leal &pvds. i. 226. SYN. AlyXbidv. 
 'EpityvXr], r]s, 1), P. N. [Eriphyle,] the wife of Amphiaraus. Malpav re KXvuevijv 
 
 re Xbov, arvyepi]V r 'EpX(f)vXr]V. X. 325. 
 'EpXwXt], rjs, //, subst. [" vehemens procella, sive turbo, (2) apud Aristopli. 
 
 jocose epXwXrj dicitur vestis lanosa, quasi epXiov dic&iXeia, lanatj pei nicies,"] (l)a 
 
 hurricane, (2) the loss of the nap of cloth. Ovkovv epXwXriv br/r expfjv Tavrr]v 
 
 KdXelv. Vesp. 1148. SYN. KdraiyXs, deXXd, ru(j)io}> f irvoi]. 
 'EpX&itXs, Xbds, 7], P. N. [Eriopis,] the wife of Ajax Oi'leus. Tvmbv jdr]rpvirjs 
 
 'EptwTrtSos, f]v ex 'OiXevs. N. 697* 
 'Epice7os, et epicXds, a, dv, adj. [ad septum, vel aulam, vel aram pertinens, 
 
 Jovis epitheton, quasi tutelaris, qui tutatur septa. Hed.] defending the halls 
 
 or enclosures. 'Ejo/cet'ou tcioiTd Tervyfievdv, evd' dpd noXXd. ^. 334. See also 
 
 Antig. 487. 
 'EpicXdv, ov, et epKds, eds, rb^ subst. [(1) septum, (2) vallum, (3) tectum,] a 
 
 hedge, an enclosure, a fortification, a rampart, a covering. *P>/£as k^rfXQov, 
 
 KaX V7rep6dpdu epicXdv avXrjs. I. 472. See also H. 211. SYN. fypay/uus, rel^ps, 
 
 dpiytcds, opKavr]. EPITH. AWeivdv, *Apr]Xdi>, Kdrt]pe(f)es, Kaprepuv, VTtfidpdv, 
 
 oj3pXfxoy, 7rdbr]veKes, boXXov. PHR. 'Eyj)po7s epiceoXv eipyetv cijud^ov kv/jlu 6d- 
 
 Xaaarjs. , 
 
 "Epfid, drds, to, subst. [(1) fulcrum, (2) confidentia, (3) monile,] a prop, 
 
 support; confidence; a necklace. 'AfiXfjra, irTepdevrd, /xeXaivSv epfx dbvvdtttv. 
 
 A. 118. SYN. "Ejoy/id, epeurfid. 
 'Epfxa.ws,a, dv, adj. [Mercurialis,] of Mercury. "Hb?) vnep ndXios, ddX 'Eppaios 
 
 Xd(j)ds eerrXv. ir. 47 1. 
 'Eppfivevfid, drds, to, subst. [(l) interpretatio, (2) monumentum,] a sign, a 
 
 1 See Brunck's note on this passage. 
 
EPMH EPPil 349 
 
 token, an interpretation. Ov itoikXXwv 5eZ ravhix €p/.tr)V€Vfj.dru)v. Phoen. 480. 
 SYN. TeKf-u'iptov, fxi'fjpd. 
 'Epfitivevs, eios, 6, subst [interpres,] an interpreter, a mediator. Ov- irpiv y 
 
 dv ei-rroi tovttos ipfjLTjvevs Tdbe. Jph. T. 1303. SYN . 'Y^Tjyrjn/s, v7co(pi]Tr]S. 
 'Rpfirjvevu), v. [(1) interpreter, (2) demoustro,] to interpret, to explain. "Onus 
 ti bpacry, Bvyartp ; epp]veve fiot. (E. C. 398. SYN. Aido-d0£w, efyyeofAai, 
 vnoXafifjavO), 0wr/c?w. 
 'Epfifjs, 'Epfieas, et 'Ep/ue/as,ov, 6, P.N. [Mercurius,] Mercury, the fabled son of 
 Jupiter and Maia, and the messenger of the gods. 'Rn/jiijv KeXevei bevpb nopO- 
 fieiiaat fiptyds. Ion 1599* See also H. 333. EPITH. MatCTopos, 'Apyeityov- 
 Tt]s, epiovvlos, evffKOTros, EpXovvijs, j(0dvXbs, ciyXdbs, Aids vtos, TCOiKXXd/Lirjrrjs, bo~ 
 XdfxrjTXs, ayopalus, dobs, KvbXf^bs, Xaoacrbbs, e/uirbXaibs, bbXXbs, 7rof.i7ra.lbs, elvbbXbs, 
 KvWrjvXos. PHR. Tuvbe rbv Aios TpoyXv, rbv rov rvpdvvov tov veov bXaKovov* 
 P- V. 977. rov u)kvt:ovv Mcuabos ybvbv. Helen. 24-3. 
 'EpfiiSxdv', ov, to, [" dimin. ab 'Ep/^s. qu. d. Mercuriolus. ab 'Ep/ii/s effingi 
 putes "EpuXov, incle r Ep/motoV, eontr. 'Ep/tucioV. Vid. Dawes. Misc. Crit. 
 p. 213." Thes. Morell.] dear little Mercury. Alaabjiai a , w 9 pfxibt6v. Pax 
 382. 
 'Epjj.lv, vel epfiis, tjos, 6, subst. [fulcrum tori,] a bed-post having the image of 
 Mercury carved upon it. See Schol. \p. 198. 'Epp'iv affKijiras' Terprjpd be 
 navTa Teperpu). \js. 198. 
 'Ep^Xdvr], r)s, ?/, P. N. [Herrnione,] the daughter of Menelaus and Helen. Me- 
 viXads dydywv 'Epfj.Xbi>T]V ^L7raprr)s died. Orest. 65. EPITH. Ad.«:atyd, epd~ 
 reivij. PHR. Elbds l^e xpvirrjs 'ArppbbiTrjS. b. l6. 
 'Ep^iuKo-rrXb^s, ov, 6, subst. [qui statuas Mercurii mutilat,] a mutilator of the 
 
 statues of Mercury. TW 'EpfjoKonXbtiv fxyrXs v/j.ds oiperai. Lysistr. IO96. 
 * t EpiiXu)p, Xbvbs, 1), P. N. [Hermion,] a city in the Peloponnesus. XdbvXas vXv 
 
 dXabs, 'EpfiXujv r e^ei ttoXXs. Here. F. 6 14. 
 "Epfjds, ov, 6, P. N. [Hermus,] a river of Mysia. "TXXJ eV IxdvdevTl kcu "Ep/iw 
 
 btvi)evrX. T. 392. 
 "Epvds, ids, ro, subst. [(1) planta, (2) ramus,] a young plant, a branch, 
 offspring. See in 'EpXdrjXrjS. SYN. Qvtov, OdXbs, /3\dar*?/*d, icXabos. EPITH. 
 " Aottetov , -)(Xdr)(f)dpdy t em^pdrbv, epXdrfXes, yvi\oXbv, TrepXKaXXes, iroptyvpzbv, lepvv, 
 bXotywXov, TrjXeddbv* 
 'Epbeis, eaad, ev, adj. [(l) amabilis, (2) venustus,] lovely, beautiful. Xalpe 
 
 <pvrjv tpdeaad, yppohvrre, bands eraiprj. Horn. Merc. 31. SYN. See 'Epdros. 
 "Epdfxat, v. [interrogo, inquiro,] to ask, to inquire. 'Epov, tXv' avbp' dptarbv 
 
 eyKpiveiti dv. Here. F. 182. SYN. See 'Epo;rdw. 
 "Epos, ov, 6, et ipds, eos, to, pro ep(os JEo\., subst. [amor, desiderium,] love, 
 desire. Kdycb tov clvtov rw6' Ipov \pv\ijs e^w. Eur. Electr. 297' See also 
 Sapph. ap. Athen. p. 687. Syn. See"Epws. 
 "EporXs, vox iEolica pro 'EopTti. NvfMfxxts enopavv eporXv, ws ebo^e jjloi. Eur. 
 
 Electr. 625. 
 'EpTTETdv, ov, to, subst. [reptile,] a creeping thing, a reptile. Tleiroidd' beivoy 
 
 b' epTETtov fiEv aypXtov. Androm. 268. 
 'EpirvZio, v. [serpo,] to creep. See "Ep7rw. 
 w Ep7ru\\oj/, ov, to, subst. [serpyllum, herba,] a shrub, a herb, wild thyme. See 
 
 'ETrXtyurevio for auth. EPITH. No^ctToV. 
 "Ep7rw, et ep7rvC(o, v. [(l) serpo, (2) j»o^.,vado, (3) lente propagor,] to creep, 
 to walk, to proceed, to creep upon, to attack. Ad/3', epire npos fiaXfilbd 
 XvTrrjpav fixov. Med. 1240. See also Y. 225. Syn. 'Efpepmo, telvw, /3d- 
 
 bi£(o. 
 "Eppo), et eppdfxai, v. [infelici auspicio eo: imper., abi in malam rem,] to fail, to 
 disappear, to go to a bad end, to perish. YlaTpqs ov tyevfyoQ' 'Epivvs; b. 'Ep- 
 plTU) 7rpo7ras bdfxos. Phcen. 633. SYN. 'AiroXXv/jiai, bXatydeipdfxat, ZtfXXvfxai, 
 direp^b/Aai, 
 
350 EPIH EPYT 
 
 "Epcrrj, et Uptrr), t)s, #/, subst. [(l) ros, (2) unde eparj metaphorice, agnus tener, 
 quasi humidus adhuc a matre. Vid. Daram.] (l)dew, (2) a young lamb. 
 TiyperaX' alel & opfipos exet, reddXvld re eparf. v. 245. See also A. 53. SYN. 
 Apoaos, potXs, ofiix^V, (2) appos. EPITH. 'ApfipdoXrj, porXa, x^pu, dvBepo- 
 eaad, a<ppetos, eldpXvri, ap7reXde<7ffd, $eibiopds. 
 'Epcr-fiets, evrds, adj. [(1) rose id us, (2) tener,] dewy, tender. Nw be poX eparjeis, 
 
 Kat irpovtydros kv peydpoiaX. ft. 75J. 
 'Epvyyupto, vid. 'Epevyio. 
 'EpvyprjXos, ov, 6, adj. [graviter boans,] loudly roaring. Tavpdp epvypqXop 
 
 c^ETrfV 6 be paicpd pepvKws. 2. 580. Syn. 'EpXpvKos, q. V. 
 'EpvOaipw, vid. 'Epevdio. 
 
 'Epvdeid, as, >/, P. N. [Erythia,] (he name of an island. (See Pliny, iv. 22. and 
 Apollodori Riblioth. ii. 5.) BovaX trap eiXXirobeooX nepippvTui elt> 'EpvQeit]. Hes. 
 Theog. 290. 
 'Epvdifts, Xbds, r/, P. N. [Erytheis,] one of the Hesperides. 'Earrepti, aiyeipos- 
 
 iTTeXer) b\ 'EpvdrjXs eyevro. Apoll. 4. 1427* 
 'EpvBripd, dros, to, subst. See "Epevdos* 
 'EpvBXdto, V. [erubesco,] to blush. Albol epvBXdojvdp viroKXeirTOvad Trapdr)v. 
 
 Musae. 16*1. Syn. See 'EpevBa). 
 'Epvdpds, a, ov, et epevBi)eis, etrsd, ev, adj. [ruber,] red. IT&jOa tj)p 'Epvdpdp 
 dakaTTCLv. b. O'Lfiot, firjbdfiios. Aves 145. See also Apoll. l. 724. Syn. 
 Tlvppos, £avQos, (f>otviiceds, bdtyoipos. 
 'EpvOpon-ovs, ndbos, 6, subst. [elbos opveov,] a red -shank, or pool-snipe. Nep- 
 
 tos, Xepa%, 0arrd, kokkv^, epvBpoirovs, KefiXr]7rvpXs. Aves 304. 
 'EpvKto, epvKdKeio, et epvKavto, v. [coerceo,] to keep off, to restrain. My roi p 
 epvKe bpyp Trdpecncevaapepop. Heracl. 691. See also E. 263. and k. 429. 
 SYN. E'ipyu), direipyto, KtoXvh), Kdre^u). 
 "Epijfid, dros, to, subst. [tutamen, propugnaculum,] a protection, a defence, 
 a barrier, a bulwark. 'AvnXbds epvpd, koX tcXXaXas. Iph. A. I89. Syn. <l>i/- 
 Aan), acnpdXeid, reiyps, typovplov, eyypojfid. 
 'EpvpapBXds, ov, 6 et ij, P. N. [Erymanthius,] of Erymanthus. 'EpvpapBXop te 
 
 Bfjpd' rov & V7r6 x^ovds. Trach. 1099* 
 'EpufiavOos, ov, 6, P. N. [Erymanthus,] the name of a mountain and river in 
 
 Arcadia. *H icdrd TrjvyeTOP 7repXpi]KeTdp, ?} 'EpvpapBop. c?. 103. 
 'Epvfxas, avTds, 6, P. N. [Erymas,] the name of two noble Trojans, the one 
 slain by Idomeneus, the other by Patroclus. Av-dp eneir 'Epvpaprd Kat Ap- 
 <f>0Tep6p Kat 'E7caXrr)V. II. 415. 
 'Epvpvos, ?), op, adj. [(l)munitus; (2)acclivis,] fortified, steep, inaccessible. 
 Tis two' epvppujp bwpdrwp eyei Kpdros ', Helen. 68. SYN. 'I^i/pos, v^rjXos, 
 dfidr os, 
 "Epv%, vkos, 6, P. N. [Eryx,] the name of a city and mountain of Sicily, on 
 which there was a temple dedicated to Venus Erycina. Ainetpop r' "Epvtca, 
 "Xpvoui naloboi(T 'AtypobiTa. Theocr. 15. 101. 
 'Epvaappdro'SfOv, 6 et rj, adj. [currum trahens,] carriage-drawing. TIaPTes bpo- 
 
 KXrjcraPTes, eyop epvodppdrds ittttovs. O. 354. 
 
 'EpvaiirToXts, e<os, 6 et ?/, adj. et subst. [custos urbis,] guardian of the city. 
 
 TIotpI' 'Adrjpair), epveiirToXi, bid Oeatvp. Z. 305. SYN. HoXtoabos, 7rdXtovxps, 
 
 pv(Ti7rdXls, 7rvpy6(pvXa^, au)Gi7rdXis, <J)iXd7rdXis. PHR. Avriipws ciptyifids ttoXXp. 
 
 'Epvoixdwp, opos, 6, P. N. [Erysichthon,] 'A pep roaa eliro'ia "EpvaixBbpX Tevx* 
 
 noprjpd. Call. 6. 82. 
 'Epvaros, r), dp, adj. [tractus,] drawn. KovXeiop l epvard bXe7repaubdr) t,X<pi]. Aj. 
 
 Fl. 730. 
 "Epvros, ov, 6, P. N. [Erytus.] Xlees, ev bebd&re boXovs "Epvros KaX 'Ex^v* 
 Apoll. 1. 53. 
 
 1 KovAewf is here a spondee. 
 
EPYH E20H 351 
 
 'Epvu, elpvw, v. [(l)traho; (2)custodio; (3) vito,] to draw, to pull, to tear, 
 to distract, to cover, to draw back ; in mid. v. to obey, to observe, to de- 
 fend, to rescue, to frustrate, to repress, to avoid. Ne/cpoi> Vir' Aiavros Ipveiv 
 TiXdfjibjvXdbad. P. 235. See also A. 21 6. SYN. "EXkw, dveXttvoj, cvpoj, (f>v- 
 Xdaaio, <tw£gj, dfivvbi, Trjpeo), kcoXvoj, eXevdepou), Kare^fei, KparEOJ. 
 
 'Ep^drow, v. [obsepio, occludo,] to enclose, to contaiu. Ylevrrinovrd aves 
 Xd/xaXewdbss epyaTowvTo. £. 15. SYN. 'Eyu^pdrrw, KuQeipyoi, KaruicXeita. (See 
 Damra.) 
 
 'Epxd/jLai, 2 aor. lyXvQov et jjXddv, v. [venio, eo,] to come, to go. 'EXXrjoX Sor- 
 vova epxpfxai viKrj(j)dpdv. Iph. A. 1474. SYN. Biy/u, Trdpevofjat, Tro-Xviaaofxai, 
 Trdpdyiyvdfiaiy fiaivoj, /3dbi£oj, ore/xw. 
 
 'EpwbXds, ov, 6, subst. [ardea,] a heron. To7o-i hi be£Xov i^kev spwbXdVy kyyvs 
 bbolo. K. 274. 
 
 'Eowew, v. [(l)fluo; (2) item cesso, inhibeo,] to flow, to flock, to cease, to 
 Stop from. Uavrds o/iwj, fXYiirti) rXs Epweiroj TroXEfioio. P. 432. SYN. 'YirEpojEOj, 
 virbxwpeii), 7ravw, d/xeXew, /uerw, ^<rv)(d5w, dTreipyio. 
 
 '£po»), ?7s, r/, subst. [(1) impetus ; (2) cessatio,] attack, force, cessation. Xei- 
 pos eXova' avrap fleXeoyy ditepvaoX eptofjv. A. 542. SYN. 'Opfirj, clvcnravaXs, 
 avaKuyjl- EpITH. 'AbafiaaTos, dtyvtcros, aypXos, bpi/Jieia, upvoeoad, IfJLEpoeaad, 
 irvpdeaad. 
 
 "Epws, (dtos, 6, subst. [amor,] love, affection; and (2) personified, Cupid, the 
 god of love. "EpiorX Ov/jlov kKirXdyela 'laoovos. Med. 8. SYN. (1) 'EjrXdvfxXa, 
 nodds, i/jiEpos, evvoia, <pXXdrr]^ t (f>XXXa. EPITH. "AcpVKTos, alddfj.£yoSy ciKafJurds, 
 dydvoSy aXyXvueis, dfxrixdvos, apyaXeos, dvtrjpds, alvds, a.Tr)pr]s, d(3pdtcdy.os, ajSpos, 
 afipo'xlTtov, fiddvs, ftporoXoiyos, (Sdpv/jujvis, yXvKvs, beivos, bpt/uvs, depfios, Qovpds, 
 Qpdovs, uKop-qros, afvXaK-ds, clkX^'HTos, /-taXcucGS, fiapyos, Kovtyos, tcovtyvvoos, tzpv- 
 (fjXos, IfxlpoeiSy cnraprjydprjTds, ovXos, 7rapdavXKds, dKoifi-qToSy arofos, TeXeatyopos, 
 oxetXXos, aXeyeivos, 6eios> Xa/3pos, vv^oKofjidSy KXe7TTwSy fietbXoujv, OeXJiftppojv, 
 micpoSy TTTrjvdSy ravvnTepoSy TO^dtydpoSy TO^drr,Sy rjEpo^oirrjS, cibdfiacrrds. PHR. 
 Yivoal ^A(j>pdbiTT)s yXvKelai. Iph. A. 69* — Movcmov £' dpd "Epojs bxbaaKei, Kav 
 dfiovaos 7]V to irpXv. EuT.fr. Sthen. 8. 1. — ^xerXi' spots, fxsyd 7rrjfid, \xsyd otv- 
 ybs avdpu)7roi(rXy, etc asQsv ovXofjiEvat r spibes OTovdyai-Tty yooi te, dXysd r aXX* 
 ettX rolaXv aveipova rerp/yx aor ^ A poll. 4. 446. Tolas yap QXXdrrjTds spots viro 
 KapbXr)v EXvvdeis, 7roXXi)v kut dy^Xi/v Ofjifjidriov exeue, nXeipas ek ar>/0ewv a7rdXds 
 <ppivds. Archil. 24. — (See also Eur. fr. incert. l6'5. — Hipp. 520. — Hipp. 
 1269.— Antig. 781.— Aves 1737-— Mosch. Idyll. 1.) 
 
 'Epwrdw, v. [interrogo,] to ask, to interrogate. WuTlpdv EpioTyv y kXveiv 
 Efiov diXeis ; Orest. 1593. SyN. 'Avtpwrdw, £7T€pwrdw, spo/iai, 6to//at, eXeyx w * 
 
 'EpiorXbevsy iojSy 6, subst. [tenellus amor,] a young Cupid or Love. 'EpwrXbels 
 bi fjiiKpovs, Anacr. 33. 
 
 'EpmXKdSy et EpojTvXdSy 7;, 6V, adj. [amatorius,] of Cupid, amatory. 'Epw7uws 
 dbovrds. Tlieocr. 30. 36. See also Bion 3. 10. 
 
 'EpojrXsy Xbdsy i], subst. [amicula, scortillum,] a mistress, a harlot. Tt'ivav ray 
 Kvdvotypvv EpojTibdy rds ttut EKvioQri ; Theocr. 4. 59' 
 
 'Esy praep. vid. Els. 
 
 'Effdya'pw, v. [colligo,] to gather in, to collect, to recover, "llfxlvuv, ovb' ZrX 
 ke'ito' veov b* ladyEipdro Qvfxuv. O. 240. SYN. Adpoi^dfiai^ dyefpoj, avXX(.yojy 
 avvdyojy dvanTddfxai. 
 
 'EodtiovTlZwy v. [jaculor in aliqueni,] to shoot into. Eis olbjx' lar}K6vTid.dv ovpXa 
 Zevu. Helen. 1587. Sy/N. 'EndKovriZiOy EiaaXXb/uai. 
 
 'EodvayKciZuj, f. daw, v. [irnpelio,] to compel, to force in. 'EadyuyKuZei, \ w P is 
 TEyZvovs. P. V. 298. SYN. 'Avayjcd^w, cia/vV/cXew. 
 
 'EcTEpxbfxai, vid. EiaEp-xopat. 
 
 'Eorflew, v. [irrumpo,] to run or burst in. 'Eadel npbs fijius bevpu, wppix*]* 
 PAettuv. Aves 1169. Syn. See Elarptxoj- 
 
 Eodrjfxd, drosy codosy ios, to, et iadns, ijrds, rj, subst. [vestis, vestimeotuftj,] a 
 
352 E20I E2SY 
 
 garment, clothing, a robe. Toiffiv irarpwois ; elaXbw 6' eadrj^drd. Soph, 
 Electr. 268. See also ft. 94. and Alcest. 1069. Syn. IlgTrXds, x^a"'«, 0«- 
 pos, ^irwy, ifiaTlov, a/nrE-^dpr}, EpiTH. 'Ytyaprop, ty&eipoP, fidXaKov, KaXop, 
 \e7TT0vpyes, fjieXdp, bvaroptypaiop, tyoLPiKofiairTop, bvcrfioptyop, vavtyQdpop, apyv(bes t 
 iroXv^pvooP, TTopcpvpeop, OeanreaXop, ^oXvTi/urjTdp, 7repdXfJOP. PHR. ^LToXfibs vpw- 
 ros. Androm. 148. "^Yv^phv evbxdpop tyappaKov avpav. Olymp. 9. 146. See 
 also Pyth. 4. 140. 
 
 'E<rOXu>, et poet. eo-0w, v. [(l) comedo ; (2) consumo,] to eat, to consume. Kcu 
 top ye rvpov, ovk etivrds, ijadiov. Cycl. 233. See also e. 197* SYN. Kdrec- 
 6X(o, ebofiai, eirX<nTi$.6jxai, baipvfxai, /3i"/3pwoxw. PHR. ^Iitov 7rd(jd]j.r)P. ft. 641. 
 &r}nr}Tepos cLKT-qv 7rdodfir)P . $. ?6. Aafxarpos aiCTas befids ayvov Vo^eiv. Hipp. 
 137. 
 
 'EadXos, y, op, adj. [(1) bonus ; (2) utilis ; (3) peritus ; (4) dives,] desirable, 
 good, useful, brave, clever, wealthy, distinguished. 'EaOXwp adtiovs evXot* 
 evrvyeaTepoi. Helen. 1212. SYN. 'Aya^vcs-, dyddos, wtyeXXfids, apbpeios, 
 tcparepos, irXovcXos. 
 
 'E<r0op£w, v. [insilio,] to leap upon, to assault. UpXp ejudp eaddpeip bbfxop, 
 irtaKlKiov 0\ Sept. Theb. 450. (double doch.) Syn. EttrTr^aw. 
 
 'Evizu), v. [insidere facio,] to invest, to place in, (as an ambuscade). 
 Tap(3eX etreibciv ivp&Tov eal£r}Tai Xoypp avbpiop. N. 284. SYN. Kddt£o), teddi- 
 
 fTTrj/21. 
 
 'EffKoXew, v. [intro voco,] to call in or within. 7 ft yDpaX, kondXeoaod Tebv ttotX 
 
 tovto fxeXadpdv. Theocr. 2. 132. 
 'EaKofiictM, v. [importo,] to bring in. XopTOP & ecrKofxXoai, Kal ovp<beTop otypd 
 
 toX eirj. Hes. Op. 605. SYN. Elffdyo), £7rayaj, elotyepw. 
 'EaXevvaco, v. [adspicio,] to look upon. To ydp eaXevcraeip oheld nddr] . Aj.F. 
 
 265. SYN. 'AnofiXeTTU), £7ri/3/\£7rw, elrrbepKofim, deddjjiat. 
 'Ea/uios, ov, 6, subst. [(1) apum examen ; (2) copia queevis ; multitudo,] a swarm 
 
 of bees, a swarm, a crowd, abundance. TdXaKTos ea/uovs el^oV, ae be KiaaX- 
 
 viov. Bacch. 69$). SYN. Hfxfjpos, 7rXf)Qos t einropXa. EpiTH. AvajJidxos, ej(e- 
 
 <ppit)V t bfjXos, dpdervs. 
 'EcroiKeu), v. [incolo,] to dwell within or in. T///wv utoapdpojnds eaoiKetu' aXXd 
 
 TtdpeXde. Call. Ep. 3. SYN. 'EvoiKeto, KaroiKeu), hvaiw. 
 "E(T07TTpdv, ov, to, subst. [speculum,] a mirror. Aajoiov eaoitTpbp, ddpei. Anacr. 
 
 11. 3. "SYN. Ev07TTpdv, KCLTOTTTpov. EPITH. Xpvceov, biaoyes. 
 'Effzeprj, r]s, ?/, one of the Hesperides. See 'EpvdrjXs. 
 'Earirepxbes, a>p, al, P. N. [Hesperides,] the daughters of Hesperus, the brother 
 
 of Atlas. 'EinrepXbwp etrX fii]X6a7rdpdp clktclp. Hipp. 739. EpiTH. AXyvtyiopot. 
 
 See Hes.Theog. 215. 
 'EanepXds, et"Ea7r£pds, a, op, adj. 1 [vespertinus,] of the evening, evening, western. 
 
 'He rrpos fjdXtop, 1) ea7repX(OP a.vdpu)7ro)P. 0. 29* See also p. 1°1- 
 e Eff7reptTr}s, ov, 6, P. N. [incola Hesperidis, oppidi Libyae, postea Berenices 
 
 dicti,] an inhabitant oi Hesperis. Hapam, tovs b' oiarous e^ovaXp 'EcmepiTai. 
 
 Callim. Ep. 38. 3. 
 "Eairepds, ov, 6, P. N. [Hesperus, stella Veneris,] Hesperus, the evening star. 
 
 "HXios, e0€\kwv Xafjnrpop 'Eotrepov (f>doa. Ion 1149* EPITH. MeXas, xpuazos, 
 
 e(t)(T(j)dpds, tyuxjipdpbs. PlIR. See Apoll. 4. 1629' 
 'Ecro-i/v, 2, ijpds, o, subst. [rex,] a king, a sovereign. Ov ae Qeol ecrafjva ttoXoi 
 
 Qeoap. Call. 1. 66. SYN. Bcto-tXevs, SC. tup neXiaawP ', ^yefxtop. 
 'Eaov/uepws, adv. [(l)cum impetu ; (2) confestim ; (3) studiose,] with impetuo- 
 
 1 "Ecnrepos is always an adjective ; and wherever it seems to be a substantive, a substantive is 
 always understood. See the learned Dr. Maltby and Damm. 
 
 2 " 'Eo-o-V ex " 9 vocabulis est, qua; Eustatliius II. r. fiovrjpeis \c£eis vocat : qua± semel tan- 
 tum ab aliquo auctore usurpatae sunt. Ita JEschvlus ftaXrjva, rbu &acri\ca. Undo et apud Plu- 
 tarchum eV t£ irepl iroTap.5iv, vpos fSaMvaiov, vovrioTt, QcutiAikSj'. Ita ludica lingu^. Hswov regetn 
 significat." Vulcan, in 1. 
 
E2TH ETAI 353 
 
 sity, rapidly, eagerly. 'Eo-avpepws' "Etcrwp be per' ap^drepoiaXp seine. T. 85. 
 SYN. ^.7rovbai(»)s, Ta%eu)S f irpodvpios, eiriffTpotydbriP. 
 'Eorriich), f. fa, v. [sto,] to stand. 7 flbe 6' eorfjfa nap* avrop* avros yap poi yXype- 
 
 rai. Lysistr. 634. SYN."Iord/zat, bXdp£Pa>, epfxepta. 
 'EarXa, et HLo\. 'Itrrtri, rjs, fj, subst. [(1) focus, (2) domus,] a hearth, a home. 
 
 ^ y X ? '» ndrpwa 0' earta KuTeaKatyr). Hec. 23. See £. 159. SYN. 'Eo-^dpa, 
 
 oiKia. EPITH. Wavolc.vs, pdtcaipd, 7rodeiprj, JJvddpaprts. 
 'EaTiapa, d-ds, to, subst. [epulum,] a feast, an entertainment. Td TavrdXov 
 
 deulaiv eorXapdrd, Iph. T. 388. SYN. Aairrj, belnpop, elXdirXpr}. 
 'EarXdw, v. [(l) domo excipio ; (2) agito eonvivia ; (3) oblecto,] to give an 
 
 entertainment, to entertain, to celebrate. Yldrrip be narpos early ydpovs ube. 
 
 Here. F. 481. SYN. Evwyeu), baipvpX, Tpe<f>w, evtypaivw. 
 'Eprlovyos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [tutelaris,] tutelary, domestic. "Epripop & karXovxp^ 
 
 avXap. Androm. 282. 
 'Eo-tiQtXs, Xbos, f/, adj. [domestica,] domestic. TIpolt eirovpos ecrrXfirts avpa. 
 
 Trach. 955. 
 "Effrujp, dpds, 6, subst. [clavus temonis,] " an iron bar or peg fixed through the 
 
 extremity of the pole of a chariot, which by means of a ring inserted on each 
 
 side fastened it to the yoke ; a ring-bolt." Dr. Jones. Hec^ em Trpwrr], etrX be 
 
 KpXnov ecTvpX fiaXkov. ft. 272. 
 'Ea(pdpeu) ) v. [infero, intromitto,] to bring in, to introduce. E'lpdrd xep&iv 
 
 eXopro, KaX eatydpeop pe\dp vbiop. c?. pi. SYN. See Eicrfepoj. 
 'Ec^apa, as, ?/, et iaxdpeiov, tivos, 6, subst. [focus, ara,] a hearth, an altar. 
 
 Biopov Kevotaas be^XprjXop ea^dpav. Androm. 1 127. See also Theocr. 24. 48. 
 
 SYN. 'Eorid. EpITH. YlvOXKijy (3pore(a, 7rXdre7d, fiwpXos, ayvi), creu.Pt], napre- 
 
 X?)s, XindpoOpoPos. 
 'E(Tx«-ta, as, fi t subst. [(l) finis, extremitas, (2) solitudo,] an extremity, an 
 
 end, solitude. N0i/ pep, taws yap tokop kayd-rials. Philoct. 144. Syn. 
 Aicpdv, Tvepds, to eoydrop, eprfpXa. 
 "Eaxdrdsy rj, 6v, adj. [ultimus,] the last, extreme. Tpoi£))vXai yvpaitces, ai 
 
 rob' ecrxd T <> v ' Hipp. 375. SYN. "Yordros, TtdpvaTdTvs, TrvpdroSy veidros, re- 
 
 Xevralos. 
 'Eo-xd-dw, v. [in extrema parte sum,] to be at the extremity or to be last. 
 
 'EX0e7v ; et tXpu irov brjcop eXoX ecr^drotoyrd. K. 206. Sy.N. 'T7ro\et7ro«at, 
 
 wXdpdopai. 
 Ea-Uy eo-wde, et eoudep, adv. et praep. [intra,] within. "6 Kat bebowd, pri pe 
 
 btKTvup eau). Phoen. 270. See also Heracl. 42. and Cycl. 514. Syn. Eto-w, 
 
 epbop, ei'boQX. 
 'Era/pa, vid. 'Eratpos. 
 'Eratpeia, et eraipXa, as, >/, subst. [societas, amicitia,] company, fellowship, 
 
 confederacy. "Hpov, tX be Cyp oris eraipeias 1 drep ; Orest. 1071. See also 
 
 Aj. Fl. 692. SYN. KoipajpXa, (j)XXXa, opopoid. 
 'EratpeUds, a, op, adj. [(l) sodalitius, (2) meretricius,] social in an impure sense. 
 Jfts -ndpos topiceaKop eTaipetrj <f>XXorr)TX. Horn. Merc. 58. 
 'Eratpeio, v. [prostituo me,] to prostitute oneself. 'Erepap, ertpap bus iraibos 
 
 riraipriKoTds. Pax 1 1. 
 'Eraipigu), et Ep. erdpi^dpai, v [sodalem reddo, sodalis fio,] to adopt as a 
 
 companion, to associate. 'AvbpX eTaipiaaat, tcai r eVXwes, i[> k edeXrjadd. ft. 
 
 335. See also N. 456. SYN. Bo^flew, avpepyio. 
 ■ EraXpds, et Ep. erdpds, a, 6, //, subst. [comes, amicus, et f. arnica,] a compa- 
 j mon, a friend, f. a mistress. TlepipQeis eraipwp tup XeXetppepwp vird. Helen. 
 
 598. See also E. 1 65. SYN. Evcfryos, avppd\ds, tcoipwpds, ajiXos, Iti]s, ovp- 
 
 Bands, cvyKvpayus, e-nXryibews , epaaTi)s, eirerris,/. iropvrj. EPITH. QfXXos, epXr)pds, 
 ; ecrBXus, evKPt'ipis, 7rarp<i)X6s, Kioto's, Teripepos, dpiTpoyXrtjjp, diri'ipojp, eirapTt)s, 
 
 tcdprjKopoojp, dpvpwp, d-maTos, eprj^s, ay-^pdxos, aprXdeos, Xvypos, v7repdvpos, 
 
 1 Porson seems inclined to reject the reading 'Eraipia. See his note on Orest. 1071. 
 Pros. Lex, 2 Y 
 
354 ETEI ETI 
 
 TrdXv<f>XXds,f. \tyv(J>ii)vos f dvfxrjprjs, evrrartpeia, fiiardotyopos. 
 "Erettis, a, ov, et erfiaids, ov, b et rj, adj. [annuus, anniversarius,] yearly, from 
 
 year to year, for a year. $povpas ireias fjifixds, ?/v Koifuvfievos. Agam. 2. See 
 
 also Apoll. 2. 09,5. SyN. 'EirETi'itrXos, ivXavoXos. 
 'Ereo^'Xr/etos, a, ov, adj., of Eteocles. AaivvfXEVos Kara bCjjxd (jXtjs 'ErtojcXTjenjs. 
 
 \3$6. 
 'EteokXyjs, eds, 6, P.N. [Eteocles,] one of the two sons ■ of (Edipus. 'EteokXeo. 
 
 fxev rovb\ eir evvolq. ^dovos. Sept. Theb. 1009. 
 'ErfiofcXds, ov, 6, P. N. [Eteoclus,] one of the seven commanders against Thebes. 1 
 
 'EteokXov aXXov y(p)]ffTdrr]T fi<TKr}KoTa. Eur. Suppl. 874. 
 'Eteov, adv. [vere,] truly, A//0' ava^aeaBai Kpajlpov [SeXus, el eteov fit. E. 
 
 104. Syn. See 'Erfyius. 
 'EreoKpriTEs, wv, ol, P.N. [vere Cretenses,] genuine Cretans. 'Ei> # 'ErtoVpqres 
 
 fiEyaXrjTopES, ev hi KvbwvES. r. 176. 
 'ETEpaXtcrjs, Ids, 6 et >/, adj. [qui alteri parti adest : dubius, anceps,] prepon- 
 derating on the other side ; doubtful, dangerous. Irjfxd ridels TpweaoX, fiaxns 
 
 ETEpaXKECL VIKT}V. 0. 171 • SYN. 'Er£|0Oj(JjO£7r^S. 
 
 'ETEpriiiipos, ov, 6 et ri, adj. [alternis diebus,] on alternate days. "AXXdrt per 
 
 CWOVff' ETEpfj/jiEpol, aXXoTE 6' CLVTE. X. 302. 
 
 'ETEpoclfiXws, adv. [alieno animo,] with an estranged mind. T ft irihrdp, ws ETipo~ 
 
 ciriXws btEbaffffad fiolpav. Hes. Theog. 544. 
 'Eteoottvoos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [alternatim flans,] alternately blowing. 'ETEpottvdois 
 
 ev avXols. Anacr. 49. 6. 
 'ErEpoppETtris, eos, b et */, adj. [in alteram partem inclinans,] inclined to either 
 
 side, equally inclined, impartial. Zevs ETEpoppE^s, vlfitov chorus. iEsch. 
 
 Suppl. 408. 
 "ETEpds, «, ov, adj. [(1) alter, (2) alteruter, (3) diversus,] another, one another, 
 
 opposite. "ErEpd 6' dcf ETEpojv kclkcl kclkuiv Kvpel. Hec. 684. Syn."AXXos, 
 
 aXXolos, o fJLEV, 6 hi. 
 'ETEporponos, ov, 6 et if, adj. [alius modi, diversus,] of a different kind. 'EnX 
 
 KO.KOV ETEpOTpoTCOV. TheSHl. 7^4. 
 
 'ETEpG(j)(oi'ds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [aliam vel diversam edens vocem,] using a diffe- 
 rent language, foreign. 'ETEpdcjxbvat ye oTpdrio. Sept. Theb. 156. Syn. 'AX- 
 Xodpdos, aXXd(j)vXds . 
 
 'EtepioBev, ETEpudE, et ETEpitHTE, adv. [di versa ex parte,] on the other or opposite 
 side. 'Arpelbijs §' etepwOev efjrqvte' rolaX bt Neorwp. A. 247- See also E. 351. 
 and 0. 306". SYN."AXXo<7e, aXXy, el, evavTias. 
 
 'ErEpws, adv. [aliter, secus,] otherwise, differently. Nt/v o' etepws EpaXovTo deol 
 
 KCLKCL /UrjTLOlOVTES. a. 234. 
 
 "Er-qs, ov, 6, subst. [(1) socius, (2) civis,] a companion, a friend ; a citizen. T H 
 fuev TToXXd etch Kal dve\pXoX a.ji(pXs eovtes. I. 460. SYN. 'Ercupos, 7rdXiTr]S. 
 
 'Errjcrios, vid."Eretos. 
 
 'ErriTVfjius, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [verus, verax,] true, very true. Ov \f/evbdfxavTXs i)o-0' 
 do\ aXX ETr]Tvjjins. Orest. l684. Syn. See 'AXrjdrjs. 
 
 'ErrfTv/jios, adv. [vere,] truly, infallibly. TvvaiKd Xevatno rryv5' Efirjy ETrjTVfuas. 
 Alcest. 1143. 
 
 "Ert, adv. [(1) adhuc, (2) amplius, (3) quinetiam, (4) jam nunc,] still, more- 
 over, besides. Yliddvds et clotovs TtEptfidXelv kvLk£ tXvX. Orest. 897* 
 
 1 Sophocles (E. C. 129G. makes Eteocles the younger. But it is more probable that he was 
 the elder, as Euripides represents him, Phoen. 69 : else there seems no sufficient reason, why he 
 should have held the kingdom before his brother Polynices. 
 
 2 The seven commanders posted against the seven gates of Thebes in the war between Eteo- 
 cles and Polynices were, Tydeus,'Hippomedon, Parthenopaeus, Eteoclus, Polynices, Araphia- 
 raus, and Capaneus. Adrastus is one of the seven pointed out by the ITaiScrywy&r to Anti- 
 gone on the walls of Thebes, as engaged in the war, and the name of Eteoclus is omitted. But 
 Euripides in the Supplices gives the names of the commanders as stated above, and agreeing 
 with Sept. Theb. We may therefore conclude that Adrastus entrusted his share in the com- 
 mand to his subject Eteoclus. 
 
ETNH EYAZ 355 
 
 ILrvripvirXs, tu>s r r), subst. [trulla, qua puis hauritur,] a ladle. T ft [i^rip, dvdbos 
 
 bevpo ti)v eTvrjpvaXv. Acharn. 245. 
 v Ervds, ids, to, subst. [puis e leguniinibus elixis,] pease porridge, broth. "lv 
 
 ervos Kdrdylw tov 'Xdrrjpos tovtovi. Acharn. 246. 
 'Eroi/mcjw, f. daw, v. [paro,] to prepare. Kal hup e.Toi/jia£\ a»s avvoiur)aovad 
 
 fjtoi. Alcest. 374. SYN. EvTpe7ri£<i), Kdracwevaclu). 
 'EtoIuos, rj, dv, adj. [prornptus, paratus,] ready, prepared. Avruca yap roX 
 
 eireird fxed' "Eicropd ttotixos trolfios. 2. 96. SYN, Ylpoyeipos, TrpoQvfJLOS, fxifxdws, 
 
 rd-^ys, eir)(epr}s. 
 'Eros, adv. [frustra; temere ; sine causa,] in vain, to no purpose. Ovk erds 
 
 dp', w yueX', firrdd betvr) Kat ootirj. Eccl. 244. SYN. Mdrr)v } aXXws, erwoXd, fuia\pX- 
 
 &l(ijs, avT(vs. 
 "Etv/jlos, ov, 6 et 7}, et 77, op, adj. [verus,] true, certain. El br) (parts ervfxds. 
 
 Iph. A. 795. Syn. See 'AXrjdris. 
 'Etv/ulios, adv. [vere,] truly, certainly. Ilptv ervftws Xbio tov 'EXevas (j>dvdy. 
 
 Orest. 1352. (Double Dochm.) Syn. 'ErrjTVfiios, eteov, dXrjdu/s, arpejctws, 
 
 vrj/xepTEs, ovT(t)s. 
 'ETwaXoepyos, ov, 6 et >?, adj. [laboris fugitans,] lazy, indolent. Ov yap eTto- 
 
 aXoepyos dvt)p 7rlfi7rXr]ffX kclXLtiv. Hes. Op. 409. SYN."Aeoyos, abpdvyis. 
 'ErwaXos, ov, 6 et r), adj. [iuanis, inutilis,] ineffectual, fruitless, 'le/xevof rd be 
 
 Travrd ETuoXd OfJKev 'AQfjvrj. ^. 256. SYN. Mdratos, aypiiaTos, dvfivvros, 
 
 anpaKTos. 
 Ev, adv. [bene,] happily, well, prosperously. '[is ev k&kov bXnatov elaewpa^dTo. 
 
 Iph. T. 560. Syn. KdXois, opOuts, iayypdbs, ^prjaXfxws. 
 TLvayyeXizdfjiai, v. [laeta nuncio,] to bring or tell good tidings. EvayyeXtaa- 
 
 rrdai TtpCoTov bfxiv fiovXdfxai. Equit. 640. 
 EuayyeXtdi/, ov, to, subst. [(1) laetus nuncius, (2) praemium quod ob laetum 
 
 nuncium datur,] good tidings, the reward given for good tidings. 7 il ylpdv, 
 
 ovt dp' eywp evayyeXXov robe Tta<o. £. l66. ExP. 'Ayddfjs dyyeXtcts b&pbv, 
 
 KTjpvyfxd. PHR. Mvdot aaXXioTOt. 
 Evdyy eXos, ov, 6 et r), adj. [qui fausta annunciat,] bearing good news, of good 
 
 news, Ovk otbd, bofys 6' eatydXrjv evayyeXov ', Med. 1000. 
 Eudylw, v. [sanctus sum,] to be holy or pure. Avtos ft evdy eotfu, icaX ebdyeecr- 
 
 oXv dboifiX. Theocr. 26. 30. Syn. Evoefieu. 
 Evdye<os, adv. [sancte, pure,] with due reverence, duly. Evdyews Xepu d^d 
 
 bi7rXdd fjripXd (jiv/xuj. Apoll. 2. 701. SYN. 'AyXws, dotios, Kaddpcos, ayvws. 
 Evdyr)s, cos, 6 et ?/, adj. [sanctus,] holy, pure, pious. See in Eudyew. Syn. 
 
 'Ayvds, Kaddpos, ooXos, evaeflrjs, dyXds. 
 Ei/dy7?ros, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [valde admirandus,] much to be admired, bright. 
 
 Apooepav tyvoXv evdytjToi. Nub. 276. SYN. Evcpdprjros, (pdpiiros. 
 EudyK'dXds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [ulnis facile gestandus,] easy to be handled. "Slfioiv 
 
 epeibiov, d^Qds ovk evayKdXov. P. V. 358 
 Evaytceid, as, //, subst. [convallis,] a vale 
 
 evvld (j>aed Ke'irai. Call. 6. S2. Syn. See"Ay>cos. 
 Evayia)s, eds, 6 et yj, adj. [leniter declivis,] forming a fine valley, gently sloping. 
 
 Tf KpaTei NiVou r' lv evayicei. Nem. 5. 84. 
 Hvdyopr), r)s, ?/, P. N. [Evagore,] one of the Nereids. Aetdyopr) re sat JLvdyoprj 
 
 Kal Aadfjtebeid. Hes. Theog. 257* 
 Evdyopta, as, >;, subst. [fausta precatio,] friendly address, congratulation. Ivv 
 
 t evayopXa avv t evy/udai, avv r oXo\vya~is. Call. 6. 139* SYN. 'EnX^apfAd, 
 
 <pXXo<pp6(Tvvr\. 
 Ei/dyoos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [felix in captura,] fortunate in capturing. Euay^d^ 
 
 TeXiwaai Xo^ov. GE. C. 1089. Syn. 'AXweXfids. 
 J&vdywv, tovds, adj. [in eer famine bene versans,] one who combats well, well- 
 contested. Evdymv Tijxd XapXreooX tI Kai. Nem. 10. 71. 
 Eud<?o>, et thiamin, v. [Evoe clamo,] to cry Evoe, to shout, to celebrate Bacchus, 
 
356 EYAH EYA2 
 
 to revel, 'kfiporuv iniiov evaZovriov. Antig. 1134. See also Cycl. 493. 
 Evcu/s, ids, 6 et >/, adj. [(1) salubriter spiralis, (2) qui s. quod bene a ventis 
 
 perflatur,] blowing favorably, exposed to a favorable wind. Evarjs i)ffiv 
 
 eXdois. Philoct. 828. Syn. 'H vi/xoeis, eh'ivifjds. 
 EvadXds, ov, 6 et f], adj. [bene certans,] illustrious in combat, brave. Eva-6Xov 
 
 yivids vnip. Isthm. 6". 2. 
 Evai, EuoJ, Evdv, interj. [Evoe, vox baccliantium,] Evoe, the bacchanalian cry. 
 
 Evoi, evol, evai, evai. Lysistr. 1294. 
 Evalfxwv, dvds, 6, P. N. [Evaemon,] the father of Eurypylus. Tdv iipj£ Evpxnrv- 
 
 Xos, Evaljuovos ayXdos vws. B. 736. 
 Evaifxovtbrjs, ov, 6, patron, [filius Evaemonis,] the son of Evaemon.. EvpvnvXos 
 
 6' EvaifxdvXbrjs "Y\pr]vdpd bXdv. E. j6. 
 Evaivrirds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [laude dignissimus,] most deserving of praise, highly 
 
 celebrated. "EfidXiv, evalvY)T6s'Optyevs. Pyth. 4. 314. 
 Evaltvv, o)vds f 6, [(1) P. N. Evseon ; item adj. (2) felix, beatus,] (1) Evaeon, 
 
 (2) leading a happy life, happy. Mi-d tovtov Evador 6 belXwrdrds. Eccles. 
 
 408. See also Iph. A. 550. Syn. (2) Ebbal^v, pdhap. 
 FivaXios, adv. [feliciler,] happily. Evdiios iriXvliu' evai, evai. Eccles. 1173. 
 
 Syn. Mdtcdptws. 
 Eva/toed), Dor. pro evrjKdiio, v. [cum benevolentia audio,] to listen favorably. 
 
 EvaKoets. lEsch. Suppl. 125. SYN. 'Evvozoj, aioBdvdjiai. 
 EbaXXds, ov, 6 et f), adj. [a sole calefactus,] warmed by the suu, sunny. Eva- 
 
 XXou KaTefiaW' odev p.oi. Hipp. 128. 
 Evufxepla, as, rj, subst. [diei felicitas ; successu*,] happy days, prosperity. 
 
 ^.vyyivrjs eva/aipXas. Isthm. 1. 55. SYN. Evbta, aWpt], evbaifxovXa, evirpaQa. 
 Ev&fjiEpds, ov, 6 et 7}, adj. [prosper, felix, mansuetus,] happy, fortunate, serene, 
 
 gentle. Evdfiipov Trpdawndv. Aves 1322. SYN. Evrv^rjs, ydXrjvos, ev/uivys, 
 
 ■^flEpOS. 
 
 Eitdv, interj. vid. Evai. 
 
 EvavbpXa, as, fj, subst. [(1) copia fortium virorum, (2) virilitas, virtus,] abun- 
 dance of brave men, manly conduct, valor. Ovk e'er' di:pi(3is ovbiv els dvav- 
 bpXav. Eur. Electr. 36Y- SYN. 'Hvdpia, dyrjvopXa, avbpXa, evavopXa. 
 
 Evavbpds,ov, 6 et f/, adj. [fortes viros habens,] full of brave men, brave. X flora 
 IlaXXd^ds evavbpov ydv. Nub. 300. SYN. YloXvarbpos, evt'/wp, dyyvwp, civbpelos, 
 
 EvavE/uds, Dor. pro Evrjvifids, q. v. 
 
 Eva.v6ii.i6s, ov, o et rj, et evavQijs, ids, 6 et >/, adj. et (2) P. N. [(1) florid us, 
 (2) Evanthes,] very, florid, blooming. YJpds evavQifiov b" 1 6-i q>vav. Olymp. 1. 
 109. See also Nub. 998. and (2) t. 197- Syn. EvddX>)s, hvdinoeis, irdXv- 
 avO/js. 
 
 Evavdpia, as, >/, subst. [fortitudo,] superior manliness or courage. EvavopXa, 
 6iQv. Here. F. 407. Syn. See Evavbpta. 
 
 EvavTdu), v. [faciiem me prresto,] to meet favorably, to second. Xa7pi, fiiya 
 Kpelovffd, KaX evavrr\aov aoibrj. Call. 3. 268. Syn. "IXrjfiX, iXivs vel evuivws 
 elfju. 
 
 Ebavrris, ids, 6 et >;, adj. [facile obvius,] easy to meet, affable, propitious. 
 NvktXttoXov, 'x&ovXrjv, evavria bovvaX i(j>opfir]v. Apoll. 4. 148. 
 
 EvapKTos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [qui facile regit ur,] manageable, tractable. 'Ev iivXaioX 
 b f elyiv evapicrov aro/ud. Pers. 198. SYN. 'Y7r///coos, ev7reidi]s. 
 
 EjvappdTds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [qui bonum habet curium,] skilful in driving cha- 
 riots, renowned for chariots. Evap/udrds 'lipiov iv q. Kparewv. Pyth. 2. 9* 
 
 Evapfioards, ov, 6 et //, adj. [(l) aptus, commodus, (2) concinnus,] well fitted, 
 suitable to, neat. Evapfioarois kv xdXdfAots. Eur. Electr. 702. Syn. EvaOiros, 
 apfiobXos, £7rXrribetds, 
 
 EvdpdTos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [(1) aratu facilis, (2) bene aratus,] easily ploughed, 
 well ploughed. Illdvds cvdpdrotd yvas 7ribXow rafwifiriv. Apoll. 2. 810. 
 
 Evaafid, drds, to, subst. [vociferatio baccliantium,] a bacchanalian shout. Xipd, 
 
ETAX E1TN 357 
 
 KaXXiKrvirdv chaff [xaalYSaKXav. Baccll. 128. SYN. 0pm/z/3os, dXdXay/jids, oXoXvy/j. 
 Eba\i)Tds, Dor. pro EirjxrjTds, ov, 6 et f) t adj. [valde sonans, canorus,] loudly 
 
 echoing, tuneful. Ildrdrai V enX ycudi', eva^rov. Hipp. 1268. 
 Evfidros, ov, 6 et f], adj. [pervius,] easy to pass, passable. "Ov yu>) nepaffris, ov 
 
 yap evfiaros i:epq.v. P. V. 743. SYN. Einropos. 
 Evfiotd, as, fi t P. N. [Euboea,] an island, now called Negropont. 'AW ondrav 
 
 /xev beLffWff avrol, Tr\v Evfioiav bXboaaXv, Vesp. 715. SYN."A/3avris. EPITH. 
 
 NavcrfuXeiTrj, ifepd, ^a\fca>5i7S, koTXos Ev(3oias ixvyos. 
 EvpdXs, et Ev/3oas, t^os, ^, adj. [Euboica,] of Eubcea. Nqpybes 6' EhfldXbds 
 
 &Krds Ar7rovo-at. Eur. Electr. 442. See also Trach. 242. 
 Evfidds, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [abundans bobus,] abounding in oxen. Ovb' evflovv <re 
 
 effcffdai did fiat ovf? evfxqXov. Horn. Apoll. 54. 
 Evfidrds, ov, bet j], adj. [bene pastus,] well fed, abounding in pastures. Ei//3oros, 
 
 ev^ir]Xds, olvoTrXr)d)]s. o. 405. SYN. Evvdpos. 
 EvjioTpvs, vos, et evfidrpvds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [pulchros habens racemosj having 
 
 fine clusters, rich in grapes. 'Es ttiv evfiorpvv. Philoct. 548. See also Auacr. 
 
 18. 18. SYN. Borpvoets, fioTpvubris. 
 EbfiovXXa, as, //, subst. [bonum consilium ; prudentia,] a wise measure, pru- 
 dence. ZrjXuJ ae rfjs ebfiovXXas. Acharn. 1008. SYN. 'Emfpovvvr], <f>pdvriffXs, 
 
 ovveoXs. 
 EvflovXds, ov, 6 et ri, adj. [consultus, prudens,] well-advised, prudent, cautious. 
 
 ToXovtov avTdls " Apeos evfiovXov ndydv. CE. C. 94>7* SYN. UdXvfiovXos, bdt- 
 
 (ppiov, gvvetos, (f)povt/ios, ttXvvtos, Treirvv fxevos. 
 EbfidXws, adv. [prospero jaetu,] with a lucky throw. Kcu vvv 'Opeor^s, fjv yap 
 
 evfioXws e^wv. Choeph. 684. 
 Evyadi)s, eos, et evyaOrjTos, ov, 6 et fj, Dor. pro Evyr\Qris, et evy>'idi]Tds, adj. [ju- 
 
 cundus,] joyful, pleasant, delightful. "HZjet evyadel neXdb<a. Here. F. 792. 
 
 See also Iph. T. 212. SYN. Tepirvos, tjbvs, dyaoTos. 
 JLvyeveia, et iEol. 'Wvyeveid, as, ?/, subst. [nobilitas,] noble birth, nobility. 
 
 Ovb' fjvyevetd d i]pev els v\pos fxeyd. Phoen. 415. See also O. 275. SYN. Fev- 
 
 vaioTr}s t evbo%ia, to yevvalov, to evyeves. 
 Evyevrjs, et Ion. fjvyevrjs, eos, 6 et fj, et evyeveTrjs, ov, 6, adj. [nobilis, praestans,] 
 
 nobly born, noble, illustrious. Tovs ebyevels yap ov GTvyovoX baifidves. Helen. 
 
 i677. See also Horn. Ven.94. and Androm. 747. Syn. Tewa'tds, ebbdnXfids, 
 
 eXevdepos, apiffToyovos, apiffToroKos, avbpelos, ev7rd.TpXbr]s. 
 Evyevws, adv. [generose,] generously, liberally, nobly, bravely. 'AXX' el ddvelv 
 
 bel, KaTddvovfied' evyev&s. Cycl.201. SYN. Tevvaiios, avbpeiws, eXevdepios. 
 Evyrjdrjs, et evyridrjTds, vid. Evyadrjs et evyadrjTos. 
 Evyrjpvs, vos, 6 etrj, adj. [vocalis,] melodious. 4>0ey^a)jU£0' evyrjpvv efidv doibav. 
 
 Ran. 215. Syn. See FJyXwffods. 
 Evy^pws, 6 et //, adj. [cui beata Senectus obtingit,] of a happy old age. Ev- 
 
 yrjptvs evl ^epaXv. Call. Ep. 41. 
 EvyXotraXa, as, fj, subst. [(1) recte loquendi facundia, (2) suavitas loquendi,] 
 
 sweelness or eloquence in speaking. EvyXwaoXa 1 be ttoXXclkis XeupQels 1 dvr/p. 
 
 Eur. fr. Alex. 3. 2. 
 TLvyXwaads, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [facundus,] sweet-tongued, harmonious, eloquent. 
 
 IloXts yepovQ' iifiwvTa ft evyXwaaa) <f>perX. iEsch. Suppl. 782. SYN. Ev<j)6oyyds, 
 
 ev(f)u)vds, evyrjpvs, evffrdjuos, jneXXyrjpvs, [jte\i<f)6oyyds, KaXXi<f)doyyos, ybveTr^s, 
 
 (ttivjivXos. 
 Evyiid, cltos, to, subst. [(1) votum, precalio, (2) gloriatio,] a vow, a prayer, 
 
 a boasting. See in EvayopXa. Syn. Eu)(>), ev^os, Kav-^rj^d. 
 Ei/y vafiirros, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [flexibilis,] flexible. Xpuereicu, kXtjioXv evyvafjnrrois 
 
 dpdpvlai. ff. 293. SYN. See Eka^7r//s. 
 Evyvu)jiovu)s, adv. [eandide,] justly, fairly. Ats e^afxapTdyevres ovk evyvoj/jidi'ws. 
 
 Eur. fr. Phryx. 5. Syn. 'ApeoKvy-ws, ebfiovXws. 
 
 1 Musgrave reads 'AyAwcrc-la and A7j00ets. 
 
358 EITN EYAO 
 
 Evyvw/uwv, dvds, b et fi, adj. [aequus, Candidas,] just, fair. Evyrw/iwv, ^tXo/iw- 
 
 (jos, EpwriKos, els dcpoy abvs. Theocr. 14. 6l. SYN. Ev^pw*', evVoos, ev/3ovXo"s, 
 
 eTrieiKrjs, anXoos. 
 JLvyvoxjTos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [qui s. quod facilis est cognitu,] easy to be known, 
 
 remarkable. Td yap irpX v ovk evyv word (rvfjfidXova e^io. Orest. 1392. Syn. 
 
 Qavepos, bfjXos. 
 ILvyojjKpds, ov, b et r/, adj. [bene coagmentatus clavis,] well nailed. KdXe7r', 
 
 avmrTv^avTes evy6fi(j)ovs TrvXas. I ph. T. 1286. 
 TLvbaifidveiD, v. [beatus sum ; beate vivo,] to be happy, to live happily. Ovk 
 
 earXv ovbkv bid teXovs evbaifxdvovv. Suppl. 281. SYN. Evtv^ew, evdeveu), 
 
 evrjfxepeio, koXQs, ev, evrftyjos 7rpdrra>. 
 HLvbaifjidvXa, as, ?/, subst. [felicitas,] happiness, prosperity. MtydXai, /usydXwv 
 
 evbaifjioviai. Iph. A. 590. SYN. "OX(3os, evTvyXa, evxpayXa, evxpatyd, ev- 
 
 7rpa£is, eveario, dydOrj rvy^rj. 
 JLvbaifjidviZa), v. [beatum existimo,] to accost as happy, to congratulate. Ev- 
 
 batfjidvicie 7rcuSd ai]V Eyet ndXQs. Troad. 270. SYN. See Mdndpiclto. 
 "Evbaifidvus, et evbatfidviKws, adv. [fortunate, feliciter,] fortunately, happily. 
 
 'H/jilv bi TolaX bpavaoXv ovk evbaifjidpws. Orest. 5Q4>. See also Pax 856. Syn. 
 
 Ei/ri^ws, befyujs, fJidicdpXws . 
 EvScuyuwv, ovos, 6 et fj, adj. [beatus,] happy, fortunate. Ovtjtwv yap ovbeis karXv 
 
 evbaifi(t)v <f>v<rei. Med. 1225. SYN. "OXJjXos, evrvj(tjs, evKOT/Jids, ev-rrpayijs, o'X- 
 
 fiXobai/xiov, evoXfiXos, fidicdpXds, xXovaXos. 
 JLvbaKpvrds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [deflendus,] to be wept for. Ofy y\aoov evbdKpvrd 
 
 fxoi Xeyeis rdbi. Choeph. 175. SYN. 'ApXbctKpvTos, 7roXvbaKpvTds, afyodprjvds. 
 EvbeuXos, ov, 6 et y, adj. [bene ad meridiem vel occasum solis situs,] exposed 
 
 to the south or west, sunny, conspicuous. T H nob tis vfjncov evbeuXos, ijl rXs 
 
 clkty}. v. 234. Exp. Ev Trpos beiXrjv ueifievos, evbrjXos. SYN. AWpXos, evbXos, 
 
 evbr/Xos, eirXcpdvt'is. 
 JLvbenrvos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [bonis epulis iustructus,] well furnished, sumptuous. 
 
 Mo\7ra7<r< fiporovs' Xvd V evbenrvoi. Med. 203. SYN. EvQotvos. 
 Evbevbpos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [arboribus bene consitus,] abounding with large 
 
 trees, well shaded. Kal re/x»?, x°P Ttov r ' evbevbpoy. Iph. T. 134. 
 EvS^Xos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [mauifestus,] very evident. VleiTXiiy/jied', evbrjXd ydp, 
 
 Pers. 1007. SYN. 'ApXbriXos, bfjXos, Kdrdtydvrjs, £7rX(J)dvris, a'idpXds. 
 Ei/bXa, as, ff, subst. [serenitas,] serenity. HerpaiaXv avrenXay^ev' evbXa b' o7rws. 
 
 Androm. 1134. SYN. AWpr], ydXyvrj, tnjvsfjtta. 
 JLvbXdvds, i), ov, adj. [serenus, tepidus,] calm, genial, warm. Kal \pv^pau 
 
 ottot evbXd-vov. Olymp. 9. 146. SYN. E,vbXos, dXe^dpE^ds. 
 Evotdw, v. [tranquillus sum, tranquillitate fruor,] to be quiet, to enjoy tran- 
 quillity. MeiXi^os, J k' e-rrX ttoytov eXewrdfxeff evbXdojvres. Apoll. 1. 424. 
 
 Ei»ctfaa, as, rj, subst. [observautia juris et aequi et moris,] the fair administra- 
 tion of justice, strict justice. TLvbXicXas dve^riaX' (peprjvX be yald fieXawd. t. 
 111. SYN. AXKr], 6efj.Xs. EPITH. 'Epdreur/. 
 
 ILvbXds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [serenus, tranquillus,] calm, tranquil, ^/jtaivovtru rd 
 Trpos 7rXdov evbld iravrd. Theocr. 22. 23. SYN. AWpXos, evbeitXds, ydXrjpds, 
 aKv/mavTos.] 
 
 'Evb/MiTds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [bene aedificatus,] well built. 01 o' dpd x«Pi"«^otaiv 
 ivbfjnljTiov and rrvpywv. M. 154. SYN. ^vKoirfTos, cvtvktos. 
 
 JLvboKX/ueu), v. [bene audio, clarus sum,] to be renowned, to be illustrious. 
 'AW d fiev evboKifieiv reiptjjfjLevos, ov irpovoriaas. Theog. 587* SYN. K\e/o- 
 pai, eXXafxxpvfd/uai, ebbo^lut. 
 
 EvbotcX/jids, ov, 6 et tj, adj. [probatus et laudatus,] approved, distinguished. 
 EvboKX/jiov yap cxei Odvdrov fiepos. Heracl. 621. SYN. 'ETratVtrds, vnobeKTos, 
 ypwpXfxos, evbo*os, yevvoTws. 
 
 EvSo^eu), v. [celebror sermone hominum,] to be signalized, to be celebrated. 
 Tis b)) fxeT avrov dXXds evbofcl arpdrov; Khes. 496. SYN. See EvboKifAEO). 
 
 Euco#a, as, »/, subst. [celebritas,] celebrity, renown, glory. 'Eyw be ro^tvaatrd, 
 
EYAO EYEP 359 
 
 rns t* evboftas. Troad. 645. Syn. EvKXeta, etyrjfxia. PHR. See Nem. 4. 6. 
 
 and Nem. 7. 16. 
 Ei/§o£os, ov, 6 et */, adj. [celeber, honorificus,] celebrated, signal, honorable. 
 
 TLpos yrjpas ovk evboZjdp e^e(3aive aroi. Med, 593. SYN. "Evbo^os, evicXerjs, ev- 
 
 irpeTrrjS, efaipsTos, EpXKvb))s, evboKX/uds. 
 'Evbpa.Krjs, ids, 6 et >/, adj. [in videndo promptus,] quick in seeing, easy to 
 
 awake. 'Ev pdaw evbpaia'is. Philoct. 847- 
 Evbpdads, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [pulchre roscidus,] abounding with dew. Evbpdvot 
 
 irayai. Iph. A. 15l6\ 
 Evba>, f. evbi)(Tit), v. [dormio,] to sleep. Ov -y^prj TravvvyXov evbeiv (3ovXrj<f>dpdv 
 
 ixvbpa. B. 24. SYN. Kadevbio, Koifxadpiai, bapdavw, ^pe/ueoj. 
 Eviavds, ov, 6 et ij, adj. [decenter vestitus,] well robed. "Iorw yap Kovprj te 
 
 Kat eviapos A?7ju>/r7/p. Mosch. 4. 75. SYN. Eveifitop, ev7r£7rXos, JcaXXt7re7rAos, 
 
 afip6xl-u)V ev£(Ovds. 
 Evebpds, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [(1) tutus, firmus, (2) cui facile insidetur,] well seated, 
 
 firmly built. 2i/v 6' avr&i KaTi(Zaivev"X\as evebpdv is 'Apyu). Theocr. 13. 21. 
 
 SYN. ^Ebpdlos, fiifiaids, exypos, 
 Evidetpd, as, ?/, adj. [pulchras comas habens,] beautiful-haired. KXvdX fiev 
 
 yepovrds, evi-deipd. Anacr. 115. SYN. Ev-rrXoKa/Jids, ^vKdfids. 
 Evetbtjs, eds, 6 et r/, adj. [speciosus,] fair to behold, beautiful. TIettXoktXp, 
 
 eveibels /uep, av^ptrjpol b' opq.v. Helen. 1539- SYN. Evfiop(f)ds, evff^rj/KOP, ev- 
 
 rrpiTrijs, KaXds, 7ripXKaXXijs, dpi7rp£7n>7$, r£0d\i/7d, eibos dpiarrj, XkeXtj, xpvajj 
 
 ^Acppdbirrj. 
 EveiXds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [apricus,] sunny. Taidv & vXv evelXoiaX. Phoen. 685. 
 
 SYN. Ylpdar/XXos, ebbXeivos. 
 Eveljuojy, aids, 6 et >/, adj. [bene vestitus,] well clothed. 'E5o£d>?jv fxoi hvo 
 
 yvvcTiK evei/udpi. Pers. 186. SYN. See Evidpds. 
 Eveipds, et evEpds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [bonam habens lanam,] of fine wool. "Employ, 
 
 apyfjr olds ebei'po) now. Trach. 688. See also Aves 121. 
 EveXTris, Xbds, 6 et r/, adj. [bene sperans,] hoping well, sanguine. Ei/e\7rts eifiX 
 
 ru>pbi a ek beff/xwp irX. P. V. 518. 
 Evefra, as, r/, subst. [bona corporis habitudo,] a good or healthy state of 
 
 body. Kai firjp dcroi fxep vapKos els eve^iap. Eur. fr. Antiop. 7« SYN. 'fyieid. 
 Eve^dbds, ov, 6 et rj, [facilem exitum habens,] having an easy egress. 'EotX b' 
 
 ovk eve^dbdp. Pers. 696. 
 EvEireia, as, 1), subst. [(l) fausta compellatio, (2) facundia,] kind salutation, 
 
 eloquence. Tijs eviireias ovpek' aXXci typci? otov. CE. R. 932. SYN. EvyXtaa- 
 
 aXa. EP1TH. 'Epdr/), <ppipd6eXyy]S. 
 EvepyiaXa, as, ?/, subst. [beneficentia,] obligation, kindness, an act of benevo- 
 lence. MeVrwp 'AXuXfjiXbris evepyioXas d-TrdTipeiP. %. 235. SYN. Xdpis. 
 Evepyerito, v. [benefacio-,] to do good, to be kind, to assist. Yvpo~ik\ inetbt) 
 
 MepeXeoop evepyirels. Helen. 1407. SYN. Eft 7rou<o, ev bpato, yctpicdfxai. 
 EvepyErrjs, ov, 6, et fern. evepyErXs, Xbds, r/, subst. [beneficus,] a benefactor. 
 
 Aeicrpuv <p0dpovcra ZyjpX, tovs evepyEras. Here. F. 1300. See also Iph. A. 
 
 1446. SYN. Evepyds, ev tzolGjp, (f>XXapQpu>7rds. 
 Euepyr/s, ids, 6 et rj, adj. [(l) bene fabricatus, (2) active, qui bene facit,] well- 
 wrought, beneficent. Tov yap Eyio QEpdrru)P, fjua 5' rjyayE vqvs ehepyfjs. il. 
 
 396. SYN. Evtvktos, evb/jirjTds, evepyirris. 
 Evepyds, ov, 6 et ^7, adj. [" ap. Horn, active notat, et de feminis tantum usur- 
 
 patur, idque in bono sensu." Morrell. officio suo bene fungens ; (2) bene- 
 
 factus,] one who does his duty well, well done. OriXvTEprfoX yvpaify, KaX et k 
 
 evepyds etjoXp. o. 421. SYN. Evepyfr^s, EirXbefyds, uw(f)pu)P, (2) evepyr)s. 
 EvepKrjs, ids, 6 et i], adj. [bene septus, bene munitus,] well enclosed or fenced. 
 
 KXrj'iaarep b' ap' £7reird dvpas evepKEds avXfjs. <p. 3S9- 
 F,veppt)s, ids, 6 et ij, adj. [(1) virens, (2) dumosus,] having fine branches, 
 
 luxuriant. &a<ppap t eveppld, Kai. Iph. T. 1101. SYN. Ev0d\^, €u~ 
 
 fii]Kri%. 
 
360 EYEP EYHP 
 
 Evipos, vid. Eveipbs, 
 
 JLveaTids, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [bonam domum habens,] having a fine seat or man- 
 sion, 'larlrj & vyigojv, ei/eorte, \oTipe fxlv avrrf. Call. 4. 325. 
 
 Eveor&, 66s, i], subst. [felicitas, aninii tranqnillitas,] a happy state, tranquil- 
 lity. BXov TeXevTffffavr ev evecTol (j>XXrj. Agam. Q3S. SYN. Evbat/novXa, 
 €vrv-)(Xa. 
 
 Evettjs, vos, r), subst. [annuorum proventuum fertilitas, felicitas,] a fruitful 
 season, abundance. "Otypa tXs cvetvi x ai ?V """OTtbeyjuevos avi]p. Arat. Diosem. 
 5. 358. 
 
 'Ev£vyds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [(1) bene junctus, (2) bona transtra habens,] well 
 bound, having good benches for rowers. Tfjs evekev ical vijes sv^vyoX o^Xta- 
 aovTai. p. 288. SYN. 'EvaaeX/nos. 
 
 ILv£u)a, as, i/, subst. [bona et beata vita,] a happy life, prosperity. 'IZpbv 
 evSwas ctwroj'. Pyth. 4. 233. 
 
 Ev£wvbs, ov, o et >/, adj. [bene cinctus,] well girt. Kai tote brj MeXeaypoV 
 ev^ojvos 7rapaKoiT?s. I. 586. SYN. Ev/urpos. 
 
 Evcwpos, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [bene merus,] very pure. Uivei /itXan^s priTpos ev- 
 gwpov /jleOv. Alcest. 767. SYN.'Aeparos. 
 
 Ei/j/ye^r/s, vid. Evylvris. 
 
 EvrjyEcrXa, as, //, subst. [bonus ductus, bona administrate,] a happy reign. 
 'E£ evrjyEalrjs' dpETwaX be XaoX vir uvtov. t. 114. SYN. EvhaijjibvXa. 
 
 JLvfiOrjs, Eds, 6 et fi, adj. [(1) simplex, (2) stuitus,] simple, foolish. Ytyafyxi 
 KsXevaas QvyaTEp ey^eorara. Androm. 623. SYN. "AttXoos, fi(x>pbs, aior}- 
 
 TOS. 
 
 Evr/OXa, as, r/, subst. [simplicitas, imperitia,] simplicity, folly, stupidity. 
 
 Evi]dXa kclt olttbv ibpvrni yvvrj. Hipp. 635. SYN. 'A/3ot/Xta, fiwpXa, cricaidTrjs, 
 
 airXdrris. 
 TLvriOXKtis, adv. [simpliciter, fatue,] simply, foolishly. 'Hs evr)QXicu>s. Eccl. 
 
 520. SYN. 'AfiovXws, yXXOXios, dvorjTios, acppabews. 
 Evr/w/s, ids, 6 et >/, adj. [valde acutus,] well pointed, sharp. *Hs aixpvs an-E- 
 
 Xajnr' evy'iKEds, fjv dp'' 'AxtXXevs. X. 319* SYN. 'Oijvroxos, evdr)KTos, drjKTos, 
 
 TTEpXfJiriicris. 
 JLvTjXaicaTos, ov, 6 et ri, adj. [colus tractandae peritus,] skilled in the manage- 
 ment of the distaff. c Hs ebaXanaTOs QevysvXs ev bafxoTicriv tteXyj. Theocr. 
 
 28. 22. 
 JLvr)\X<*)s, adv. [claro sole,] with a bright sun. EbqXXios tzveovt EmffTelxew 
 
 xQova. Eumen. 909. 
 Ei/j/juepfw, v. [(1) vitam felicem dego, (2) vigeo,] to live happily, to florish. 
 
 Kat raTfft Qripats el tclvvv ehj/jLEpsl. (E. C. 6l6. SYN. EbdivEU), evTvxeio, eit 
 
 5aw, evoblio, av^diio. 
 JLvrjfiEpXa, vid. Eva^uepta. 
 Evr/fiEpos, vid. Eua/xepos. 
 
 EvrivEfids, ov, 6 et fc, adj. [ventos habens prosperos, tranquillus,] having fa- 
 vorable winds, quiet. AXfiEvds tjXdEs els ebrjvE/aovs. Androm. 74-7. Syn. 
 
 EbbXeivds, ovpXbs, ebaijs, KaXos. 
 Evrjvlvr), rjs, ?/, P. N. [Evenina.] Kovprj MapTriatrrjs KaXXiafvpov Evrjvivrjs. I. 
 
 553. 
 EbrjvopXa, potius EbavbpXa, q. v. 
 EvrivdpXbrjs, ov, 6, Patronym. [Evenorides,] the son of Evenor. TrjXifidxos b* 
 
 Ebr}vbpXbt]v AeiotcpXTov ovrd. X' 294. 
 Evrfrds, ov, b, P.N. [Evenus,] a river in iEtolia ; also the name of a man. B. 
 
 693. tt Os tov fiadvppovv TroTcifiov Ya)t)vov fipoTovs. Trach. 568. 
 Evrivojp, dpds, 6 ct ?/, adj. [(1) virilis, (2) viriles seu strenuos faciens,] manly, 
 
 strong. "E/jLdXEv"Hpas tov evav-bpd. Nem. 10. 66. Syn. See Evavbpds. 
 Evripdrds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [valde amabilis,] very lovely, well beloved, sweet. 
 
 Evtjpdrov OaXXoioav oiKtiv. Pyth. 9. 15. SYN. rio\v//paroJ, ETr-qpaTos, ette- 
 
 paaros, tpdreivos. 
 
EYHP EY0Y 361 
 
 Evf)per/jids, ov, 6 et y, adj. [bonis rerais instruct^,] furnished with good oars. 
 
 'A 5' evype-fids eWayX' a\la yep-cl. CE. C. J\6. 
 Evypys, eds, 6 et r], adj. [ad reraigandutu aptus,] adapted to rowing. Ovb' 
 
 euj/pe' eperfjid, rd re itTEpd vyvaX tteXoptcii. X. 124. SYN. F.v^eprjs, ebrvKTos. 
 JLbrixns, tos, et evy^yrds, ov, 6 et y, adj. [bene sonans, sonorus,] sounding well, 
 
 sonorous. "Htol £rj\!abes (sep, or evypys vpevatos. Call. 4. 296. See also 
 
 Hipp. 12/2. SYN. EvKiXdbos, ?/Y//ets, EpXbov7ros, evtywpos, evcpy/uds. 
 EvBdXaaqus, ov, b et y, adj. [navibus gaudens, vel praestans,] excellent by 
 
 sea. Evi-xttov, eu7ru)Xdp, evddXaa go p. CE. C. 7^0. 
 EvddXys, eds, 6 et y, adj. [florid us,] flowery, blooming. Qtvrbp evddXes b' eny- 
 
 \e~i. Anacr. 64. 19. SYN. Eveppys, rWyXtbs, ryXidom', yXwpos, afipos. 
 Evddpdros, vid. EvdpyaXfios. 
 Evdapays, eds, 6 et rj, adj. [fiducia praeditus,] of good courage, courageous. 
 
 K.Xi>dX, fiporwv en-XKOvpe, boryp ehQapaeos yfiys. Horn. 7» 9' §YN. EvroXfjios, 
 
 evyvcop, evK&pbXus, dberis, dpdavs, irpodv^ds. 
 EvdaptrQs, adv. [cum fiducia; audacter,] with good confidence, confidently, 
 
 boldly. Ylpbs ravr d/ueifiov, xat Xey ebdapauis e/101. ^Esch. Suppl. 257* SYN. 
 
 QapadXeojs, Qpdaews. 
 EvOepeo), v. [prospero successu utor,] to be successful. 'AarolaXv evQevovvTci 
 
 fxi] Kafiveiv yjsni'u. Eum. 9^6. SYN. EvbaifioPEto, -kXovteu). 
 EvQetizu, v. [concinne dispono,] to dispose well, to set right. EvQlrXaas tcdre- 
 
 6r)Ke KaXvxbas dpyerX bq^xS. Hes. Theog. 539' SYN. KotrptEh), bXdruTTU), avpap- 
 
 /j.6£u), ovGKevaZu), avrrXdy/uX, avinzXEicui. 
 Evderos, ov, 6 et y, adj. [appositus, aptus,] well arranged, fit, orderly. YelaL- 
 
 -£wp Xefirjras evdirovs. Agam. 431. SYN. ' ApiiobXos, einroiyros, evard\ys. 
 EvdyXys, eds, 6 et y, adj. [elegaus,] elegant, beautiful. Ylos evdaXe~i ovpeixl^e 
 
 Tv X ai. Pyth. 9. 128. 
 EvdrjXus, ov, 6 et y, adj. [mammosus, uber,] full of milk, exuberant. EvdyXot 
 
 &£ TpEipOVTO fioES. Iph. A. 579' 
 
 Evdy/xdavpy, ys, y, subst. [conciuna rerum dispositio,] just order or arrange-. 
 
 ment. Evdyiioavpy yap apiary. Hes. Op. 467. SYN. Td|is, evratya, koo/jlos, 
 
 efAfiEXeici. 
 Evdywop, ovos, b et y, adj. [(l)qui recte disponit, vel (2)disponitur,] arranging 
 
 or arranged well. A^/wat yvi'alnes, bco/jdrwp ev'dy popes. Choeph. 78. SYN. 
 
 'YirypeTys, (2) evTroirjTos, evderos, evayr\iih)v. 
 Evdypards, ov, 6 et y, adj. [facilis venatu ; felix in venando,] easily hunted or 
 
 gained. Atos 'ipepos ovk evdijparos ETv^Orj. iEsch. Suppl. 9^' SYN. YLvXafi))s, 
 
 evKdXos. 
 Evdyt)aX/ios, et ev&dvurus, cv, b et >/, adj. [facilem mortem adferens,] causing an 
 
 easy death. Al/udrioy evdvriaXjuuv. Agam. 126-4. SeealsoMenand.fr. 
 EvOoirds, ov, b et >/. adj. [splendidis epulis iustructus,] of a splendid banquet. 
 
 "E£ets dfxo'ias x €l P& s evdoivoy ylpds. Choeph. 251. ExP. KaX^ evuyXav e\ov. 
 
 SYN. See Evbenryds. 
 EvdpiyKos, ov, b et rj, adj. [pinnis conspicuus,] strongly embattled. BdoXXeid 
 
 r d^0t/3X?//jar', evQpiyKoi if ibpnt. Helen. 70. 
 Evfyx?, Tplyos, adj. [bene comatus,] long-maned. 01 be rpJs izlpX veKpov ivrpX- 
 
 X«s i)Xd<rdv 'i7nrovs. y ¥. 13. SYN. EvrpXyos, evKojxos, einrXoKd^us, KaXXWpi^, 
 
 KaXXtrpX-^os, KaTdfiooTpvypS; x aiT1 ) €ts - 
 EvQpovos, ov, b et fj, adj. [pulchrum thronum habens,]well enthroned. Avrtcd 
 
 6' ^w$ >/X8cj/ ludpopos, y fxXp lyeipe. C. 48. SYN. Xpvaodpdros. 
 EvdvyXtocrarus, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [veridicus, probus,] one who speaks in a straight- 
 forward manner, ingenuous, true, honrst. 'Ep iravra bi rdfjtup evduyXua-oos. 
 
 Pyth. 2. 157. SYN. 'AXydXpos, tixl/evbys, uirXous, lirXeiKys. 
 EvbvbXKos, ov, b et //, adj. [qui secundum rectos justitiae canonas res admini- 
 
 strat,] impartial in judging. Okwv 6' dp' evOubX^wp. Agam. 736. Syn. A?- 
 
 Katos, emeiKys. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 2 Z 
 
362 EY0Y EYIII 
 
 Evflvjuax^s, ov, 6 et ri, adj. [qui recta in aciem prodit, fortis,] brave, valiant. 
 
 'Po§6V, evdviAaxav. Olymp. 7« 27» Syn. 'AptjXos, dyrivwp, iievetttoKeixos. 
 EWv fiEvrjs t eos, 6, P. N. [Euthymeues.] 'E7r' Ev6vj.ievovs "ApxpvTds. b. oijioi t&v 
 
 hpa.'xjxCov \ Acharn.65. 
 JLvdvfieu), v. [bono vel propitio animo sum,] to be kindly disposed, to be cheer- 
 ful or merry. Mivwv vvv avrov, ttIve Kevdvfiei, Ki>K\toip. Cycl. 527. SYN. 
 
 OiXo^poj/eo/jcu, (j)X\iKws £X W > evtypaivojiat. pit* 
 
 EvdvfjiXa, as,r), subst. [laetitia, alacritas,] joy, alacrity. EvBv\xXdv te yea, tkcu. 
 
 Olymp. 2. 63. SYN. UpodvfxXa, evetrrw, x^l "- 
 Evdvf.ws, ov, 6 et r), adj. [qui est bono et hilari animo,] kind-hearted, cheerful, 
 
 ready, pleasant. EvQvfidv early evTv^eis vaieiv hdjxovs. iEsch. Suppl. 966. 
 
 SYN. UpdOvfios, rrpofptav, <j>aihpos, tytkotypwv, evvoos, evyvwfxwv, evtypiov, evicap- 
 
 bXos, evfxevrfs, evBv^piov. 
 ~Evdvfi(os, adv. [alacriter,] cheerfully, readily. Tw '/u£, Kptavpyuv rjfxdp ebdvfitos 
 
 dyetv. Agam. 1582. SYN. Ylpddvfxws, irolfiws, <j>aibpu>s. 
 Evdvvrj, rjs, fj, subst. [disquisitio, accusatio, poena,] an examination into the 
 
 accuracy of accounts, a scrutiny, an action brought against a magistrate for 
 
 misconduct in his office. "Qa7rep Qeov, avrXfioXel fXE, rpEfiiov, Ti)s evQvvqs ditb- 
 
 Ai/ccu. Vesp. 571. SYN. 'E^eYao-is, eyKkrijxd, hXm-q, Ti/JuapXa. 
 Evdvvds, 1 evdvvTrjs, ov, et evdvvrrip, fjpbs, 6, subst. [director, corrector,] a ruler, 
 
 director, corrector. Mtyas yap "Aihrjs errrlv evdvvos fipbriov. Euraen. 273. 
 
 See also Eur. Suppl. 452. and Tfaeogn. 40. Syn. AXKaarr)s, KvpepvrjTrjs. 
 EvdvvrrjpXa, as, r), subst. [" locus in puppi, ubi foramina sive cava erant, in 
 
 quibus 6 evdvvrr)p versabatur, aut ipsis his cavis nomen illud fuit." A. Seidler.] 
 
 the orifice through which the rudder passed. UpvfivrjoXwv te' koX bX^ evdvprrj- 
 
 plas. Iph. T. 1356. 
 JLvdvvW) f. vvia, v. [complano, dirigo,] to direct, to govern, to pilot, to expe- 
 dite. "OX-pov fjiEV ovto) teal kteclviov hooXv ev-dvvoi. Pyth. 1. 88. SYN. 
 
 'Awevdvvu}, lOvvu), fcdreXeyxw, opdou), e^eracfo, pvBfii$,(a. 
 ILvdvTrvdos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [recta flans in earn regionem,] blowing in a right 
 
 direction, favorable. EvQv, nvbov Zsfyvpow iroixirai. Nem. 7. 43. 
 TLvQvTrofxTros, ov, 6 et r), adj. [recta ducens via,] conducting in a straight line. 
 
 Euicep k&6' ohov vXv evQvtto finds. Nem. 2. 9« 
 Eu0v7rdp£w, v. [recta procedo,] to proceed in a direct course, 'dbdv ebdvTrdpel. 
 
 Olymp. 7- 166. 
 JLvdvpads, ov, 6 et r), adj. [thyrsi frondibus ornatus,] adorned with the thyrsus. 
 
 "EXdjSeV, evQvpodv. Bacch. 1156. 
 EvBvs, eld, v, adj. [rectus,] right, straight. Kpanora rr)v evdeidv, rj irE<bvKdnEV. 
 
 Med. 385. SYN. 'Opdos, (pdvipbs, bXtcaws, d^evarbs. 
 EvBvs, et evBv, adv. [statim,] immediately. ILte^ovoXv ebBvs gov Kdaiyvr\Tov Kapa. 
 
 Eur. Electr. 854. See also Batrach. 156. Syn. TldpavrXKd, 7rdpd^prjfid. 
 EvBvTbjibs, ov, 6 et r), adj. [in rectum sectus,] cut straight, levelled. EvBvrbfioy 
 
 te KdrEdrjKEv. Pyth. 5. 120. 
 Evdvrbvbs, ov, 6 et r), adj. [in rectitudinem extensus,] straight or tight. 2ra- 
 
 hXov /lEv dpiaTevalv evBvrbvbv. Olymp. 10. 76. 
 EvBvcppiov, bvds, 6 et rj, adj. [benevolus,] kindly intentioned. 'E7r' evBxxppbvX 
 
 7rofiir$. Eumen. 1032. Syn. See Evdvvos, > 
 
 EvXds, a, dv, adj. [Evius, Bacchi cognomen,] Evian, Bacchanalian. Kcu yvvat- 
 
 £iv EvXais. Phoen. 666. 
 Evittttos, ov, 6 et r), adj. [(l)praestantes habens equos ; (2)equitandi peritus,] 
 
 having excellent horses, skilled in riding. See in EvOdXaaads. Syn. 'Iirnd- 
 
 (3drr]s. 
 
 1 I have not been able to meet with an instance decisive of the quantity of EtiOwos in the 
 penult. The word occurs only twice in ^Eschylus, viz. in the passage quoted above, and in the 
 Persae 833. The quaatity is here assumed to be long on the authority of those eminent scholars, 
 Dr. Morell and Dr. Maltby. 
 
ETKA EYKO 363 
 
 Evtcaipos, ov,6ttf], adj. [peropportunus,] very opportune, convenient. Ev- 
 
 Kaipbv karXv, €vve<f)\ ws dvrjp obe. CE. C. 31. SYN. See Ka/ptos. 
 EvKafidrds, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [facileui laborem habens,] easily labored or per- 
 formed. Ylovbv fjbvy, KafjLCLTov r evuanardv. Baoch. 66. 
 Evfca/U7r?)s, Ids, 6 et r/, adj. [bene flexus,] well bent. E'/Xero 6e KXrjib' ei/mawed 
 
 \etpX wayeiri. <p. 6. SYN. Evyva {jltztos, yvafx-KTos, tcovXveXuztos, evcrpeiiTos. 
 EvKapbXds, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [magnanimus, forti animo,] noble-hearted, courageous. 
 
 Ok el tl biooistv Trj itlpioo evKapbXa). Hec. 577 * SYN. Evdapar/s, Bpdavs, k'pd- 
 
 repos, ayfjvwp, ev^vyos, 7rp6dvfios. 
 EvtcapbXios, adv. [bono animo ; fortiter,] cheerfully, firmly. Tov 'fiov' 7rdpe£(i> 
 
 yap Sepjjv evKapbttos. Hec. 547. SYN. Tlpodv/juos, evxpv^s. 
 *EvKap7reid, as, ^, subst. [frugum ubertas,] a plentiful harvest. EvdaKei r ev- 
 
 icapneia. Troad. 219- SYN. See Qepds. 
 Evtcaptrds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [bene fructificans,] very fruitful. Xetfjiwves e^w- 
 
 povalv evKapiru) Oepei. Aj. Fl. 6S0. SYN. Kap7rd(f>dpds,dyXddKap7rds, nvpotyopos, 
 
 epX(3wXos, cleibiopos. 
 Evkeutos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [bene fissus,] well cleft. Kebpov t evKEdTow, Bvov r\ 
 
 dvd vr\abv obubei. e s 60. SYN. l^cor-os. 
 ~EvKe\dbos, ov, 6 et rf, adj. [bene sonans ; sonorus,] sweetly sounding. See in 
 
 'Epi0(<7/id. SYN. Evjxovaos, ijbixfxavds, fjbvs. 
 EvKipdds, ov, et evKipojs, to et ojtos, adj. [bene cornutus,] having fine or long 
 
 horns. Tavpovs, nvvas fioTfjpds, evKepiov r dypav. Aj. Fl. 297» SYN. Evicpaipos. 
 Ev»c?/X/;retpd, as, >/, subst. [placatrix,] an appeaser. See at 'AXe^Xdprj. 
 EvktjXos, ov, 6et>7, adj. [quietus, mitis,] placid, quiet, silent. "Ea* 1 ws ov/3Xe- 
 
 7T€iS [A evfcrjXov, dtTfievos fi* ib&v. Iph. A. 644. SYN. "Havxps, Trpavs. 
 JLvKtjXtos, adv. [quiete,] quietly. 'Evri/Trds ei/KJ/Xws eIXv/ievoX, ovte ri o'ltov. 
 
 Apoll. 2. 859- 
 EvkIojv, 6v6s, b et >/, adj. [pulchras habens columnas,] having fine columns. 
 
 Evdovis i\odv avXal. Ion 184. 
 EJjkXe^s, et poet. ewcXeu/s, eds, 6 et ^, adj. [gloriosus,] glorious, illustrious. 
 
 YIoXXujv be ady^W evKXerjs Enavadrb. Ale. 9$9' SYN. 'AyaKXeris, evbo^os, ev- 
 
 botfs. 
 EvicXeid, as, fj, subst. [splendor nominis ; gloria,] glory, renown. EwXetd 6' 
 
 oh fxep Ear dXridetas dirb. Androm. 321. SYN. Ad£d, kXeos, evbofya. EPITH. 
 
 'Epdreivos, KvbXdveipd. 
 EvkXeiSoj, f. Eiaoj et tt£w, v. [celebro,] to celebrate, to render illustrious. Tpis 
 
 5j) nbXtv ruvb' evkXei&v. Pyth. 9« l62 4 SYN. KXet^w, fcXe/w, KXtXXvrw. 
 Ei/kXeiws, et evkXews, adv. [gloriose,] gloriously. 'He Kev ai/ro»> bXeoOaX evkXcuos 
 
 Trpd TroXrjos. X. 110. See also Alcest. 303. Syn. 'Evbofas. 
 EvKXri'is,ijibds, adj. [bene clausus,] well bolted. 'Avspbs a<f>vew~id, evkXti'is, dpd- 
 
 pvld. ft. 3 19- SYN. KXeiaros, a<70dX»/s. 
 EvicXtoffrds, ov, 6 et f/, adj. [bene nendo ductus,] well woven. Mapuapvyai re 
 
 7rdbu)P KaX EVKXwffToio yXribvbs. Horn. Apoll. 203. 
 'EvKPtjfiis, ibds, adj. [bene ocreatus,] well greaved, well booted. 'Arpelbai re 
 
 KaX dXXoX EvKvijfiibEs' Amatol. A. 17* SYN. 'EvoxXos. 
 EvKotvdfxrjTXs, Xbds, adj. [cum populo consilia communicans,] provident, pa- 
 triotic. Tlpo/uadevs ei>KOtvd/uLi)TXs apxa. iEsch. Suppl. 708. 
 EvkoX6s,ov, 6 et fi, adj. [(l)facilis, (2) qui non est stomacho fastidioso,] easily 
 
 satisfied, not fastidious. '6 fr evKdXos fiEy kvQdb\ evkoXos 6' ex«. Ran. 82. 
 
 SYN. EviTETr/s, evfidprjs, ev^fp?)?, irpdos, pabXus. 
 EvKOfxnos, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [valde sonans,] high sounding. Ev/coyu7rots c£rjpxov 
 
 Oeovs. 7 - Troad. 153. 
 EvKovpXa, as, ?/, subst. [decentia,] decorum. OaU/x' Xbe~iv cvKovftXas. Bacch. 
 
 092. E{/7rpl7reid, Koa/xds, koXXos, to vpinb'v. 
 EvKOfffids, et evKocrnriTds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [bene ordinatus, concinnus,] well ar- 
 
 1 "Ea extra metrum est. 
 
 2 0*obs is here scanned as a long monosyllable. 
 
364 EYKO ETAO 
 
 ranged, orderly. Kdr olpbv ovu evma^ov a'ipovrat tyvyiiv. Pers. 487. See also 
 
 Horn. Merc. 384. SYN. Evderos, evc^/ion', evcrroXos, KOfiipos. 
 ~EvK6cr/jiu)s t adv. [concinne, recle,] neatly, orderly, regularly. '[Is evKoffficos 
 
 arfjae* irdpos 5' ov tt^wot dnuiret. <j>. 123. SYN. Koarjj.X(vs, Kara KOff/mdv, 
 
 kclXws. 
 EvKpa^s, eds, 6 et ?/, et Ei/gpas, tiros, adj. [temperatus,] well-tempered, mo- 
 derate, gentle. Nijd b" evxpaqs dvefids <pepev' al\Ld be vfjaov. Apoll. 4. 891. 
 
 See also Eur. fr. Antiop. 41. ^AKpaityvfjs. 
 JLvKpatpus, a, ov, adj. [bene cornutus,] large-horned. "Qo-Xs o nals dfid (3ovoXv 
 
 evKpaiprjaip 07rr)be7. Horn. Merc. 209. $YN. EvKepios. 
 TLvicpas, vid. EvKpar/s. 
 Y.vtcpdTt]s, ov, 6, P. N. [Eucrates.] "[iairep Evupdrrjs etyevyev evdv twv Kvprjfiiojv. 
 
 Equit. 254, 
 TLvKpeicTos, ov, 6 et i), adj. [bene seu pulchre strepens,] sweet-sounding. 'Y7rat 
 
 <j)6pjjnyyds evtcpiicrov kcii doibfjs. Apoll. 4. 1193. SYN. See Evjyy^s. 
 EvKpiOds, ov, 6 et f/, adj. [bonum habens hordeum,] having fine barley, full 
 
 of corn. 'A bai/Ms)v evxptdov dveirXiipwoev dXioav. Theocr. 7« 34. 
 EvKpiTds, ov, 6, P. N. Vid. "AXets. 
 EvkqXtos, ov, oetr/, adj. [facilis judicatu,] easy of decision. Ok- evupXrov to 
 
 Kplfxd' fxrj fi alpov KpXrrjv. iEsch. Suppl. 402. 
 EvKpoTrjTds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [malleo bene induratus,] well hammered, finely 
 
 wrought. "Ek r evKporrjrov \a\Keas dpbr)v rrpo^ov. Alitig. 430. 
 EvKpvirrds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [celatu facilis,] easy to be concealed. IxiaBivra 
 
 6' ovk evKpvTCTtt yiyverai rdbe, Agam. 606. 
 JLvktcuos, a, ov, et evKTds, yi,6v, adj. [qui prece vocatur, votivus, optatus, opta- 
 
 bilis,] invoked by prayers, votive, wished for, desirable. UdrpoBev evKraia 
 
 (parts. Sept. Theb. 841. See Heracl. 459. Syn. Evxns a£ids, evevKTos, tvo- 
 
 XvTlfJlOS. 
 
 EvKTedvos, ov, et ettKTijfuov, dvos, 6 et rj, adj. [bene instructus possessionibus, 
 
 dives,] having fair possessions, opulent, rich. Kcu ras evicredvovs Kara KXijpdv. 
 
 Pers. 895. See also Nem. 7. 135. Syn. UXovoXos, evbaifnov. 
 'EvktX/uevos, r\, ov, et cvktItos, ov, 6 et f/, adj. [bene aedificatus,] well built. 
 
 'A(pvet6v re Kopivdov evKTifjiEvcis re KXewvas. B. 570. See also B. 592. 
 Evktos, vid. Evuralos. 
 JLvkvkXos, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [rotundus,] well rounded, round, 'ibov nepirrrvyii 
 
 avTiTrrjyds elicvicXov. Ion 1390. SYN. Evrpd\ds. 
 Ev\d/3e«d, et Ion. EvXdfiXr), rjs, i], subst. [cautio, circumspecjtio,] caution, cir- 
 cumspection, fear, anxiety. 'AW evXdjSetdv' oibd yap KdraKrdvojv. Here. F. 
 
 l65. See also Theogn. 118. SYN/'Evyom, (pvXdKi), evoefieid, <bd!3ds. 
 JLvXafizofxai, v. [vereor, caveo,] to be cautious or careful; to be afraid. 2ao- 
 
 reivd Ka\ fiXs7rovolv ebXdfiovfjievai. Eur. Suppl. 335. SYN. fyvXdaodjuai, et,d- 
 
 Xvaato, <pevyia, 0o/3ed/xac. 
 JLvXdfiecrrzpojs, adv. [cautiusj more cautiously. "O^dots b' emardQevres, ei/Xd- 
 
 fieoTepws. Iph. T. 1370. SYN. fypdvXfjuos, aa<pdXu>s, evoro^ws. 
 ~EvXeifAh)v, u)vds, et evXeifids, ov, 6 et tj, adj. [bona prata habens,] abounding in 
 
 fine pastures. Oy yap tis vrjawv l7rrrt)Xdros, ovb' evXeifxiov. b. 607- See also 
 
 Bacch. 1082. 
 ILvXeicTpds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [nuptiis idoneus,] fit for the marriage-bed. Ev- 
 
 Xetcrpos ev fievu) Kv7rpXs. Trach. 515. 
 EvXj), 77s, 7\, subst. [vermis,] a worm, a maggot. AtdXat evXaX ebovraX, eirei kZ 
 
 Kvves KopeaojvTai. X. 509. SYN. 2h.w\^. EPITH. UotKXXrjs, evkivtjtos. 
 JLi>Xi?pd, <ov, ra, subst. [habenae, lora,] reins. Ev^n;Xou' ev $ avrds e^wv evXrjpd 
 
 fiefiriKz. T. 481. Syn. See 'Hvtd. 
 \LvXXfitvds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [bono instructus portu,] having a good harbor, well 
 
 fitted for landing. VlefxttovTis evXXfxevovs. rlelen. 1480. Syn. Evopfjids. 
 JLvXdyzw, f. fa , v. [(1) laudo, (2) bere pre^or, (3) benedico, (4) g ^tias r.go,] 
 
 to praise, to implore blessings on, to bless, to thank. Avroh TzBpnnrois, 
 

 EYAO 
 
 
 
 EYME 
 
 
 365 
 
 evXoyovoXv 
 
 efi(j)dyu>s. Eur. 
 
 SuppJ. 937. 
 
 Syn. 
 
 JLv(f>r)fAe(o, 
 
 eiratveoj, 
 
 tcXeiiOf 
 
 v/ut'loj. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 ElXdyXa, as, //, subst. [benedictio, Iaus,] benediction, blessing, praise. At' 
 evXdytas diXio. Here. F. 356. SYN. Ev^tyua, curds, inaiyds. EPITH. 'Ayr)- 
 
 PCIPTOS, JJ.€LXl^Xa. 
 
 EvXdyds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [(1) rationales, (2) quod facile parari et haberi potest,] 
 
 very reasonable, probable, specious. YiXyvtrKir evXdyoio-X vovdirrjfxdaX. Pers. 
 
 832. SYN. Ivyiros, <j>pdvifxds. 
 EvXdytos, adv. [cum ratione ; merito; 110:1 teniere,] rationally, justly, spe- 
 ciously. 'E/jiov 6' avatcros evXdyios i-irujpvfjtdy. JEsch. Suppl. 260. SYN. ILvve- 
 
 tws, KaXws, chorus, irXQdv&s. 
 EvXd<pds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [bene cristatus,] well crested. 'Xypds dpovpas flwXdy, 
 
 aXV ds evXdtpov. Aj. Fl. 1286, 
 EvXdyds, ov, b et >;, adj. [parturientibus vel gravidis favens ; epith. Dianas,] 
 
 giving an easy birth. Tdy 5' evXdypv, ovpdyXav. Hipp. 165. See"Ap-fym. 
 EvXvprjs, et evXupds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [(1) bonam lyram habens, (2) bene lyra 
 
 canens,] having a good lyre, playing well on the lyre. EhXvpas 'AxoXXwy. 
 
 Alcest. 574. See also Ran. 229. SYN. Evfop/juy?, XXyvpds, fiovaiKos. 
 EvXvtos, ov, b et >/, adj. [(1) qui facile solvi potest, (2) paratus discedere,] 
 
 easy to be loosed, soon dissolved. EvXvrd b f elvai aTepyqQpd <ppiywp. Hipp. 
 
 256. Syn/EicXwos. 
 Ev/uddqs, ids, 6 et ?/, adj. [(l) docilis, ingeniosus, (2) facilis intellectu,] docile, 
 
 ingenious, easy to be learut. Kat tupo^ anroiaeis afjfx, d Keivos evfiddis. Trach. 
 
 6l4. SYN. Evdi'ipdrds, evXrjTTTds, bibaxTos, irXddvos. 
 EvfiddXa, as, ?/, subst. [docilitas, celeritas discendi,] docility, quickness in 
 
 learning. EvfiddX-qp i/relrd, btbovs ijni Hipus 6 Mikkov. Call. Ep. 51. 
 TLvfiapeia, as, i), subst. [(1) facilitas, (2) tranquiliitas animi, (3) latrina,] ease, 
 
 tranquillity, convenience. 'AAV 6 Beds evfidaeidy iwiblbov yipolv. Bacch. 
 
 1 1 1 Z- SYN. Evyipeid, evnireid, ijav^Xa. 
 Ev/japrjs, eds, 6 et >/, adj. [facilis, commodus,] easy, convenient. Xpdvos yap 
 
 ebfxupris dids. Soph. Electr. 180. SYN. Ev^ip^s, pqibXds, evudXds, iXd<j)pds. 
 Evfiapeus, adv. [facile,] easily. Ei/jxdpiws tol \prip d dial boadv, ovri rX beiXop, 
 
 Theogn. 463. Syn. See EvkoXws. 
 E,v/uapXs, Xbbs, ?/, subst. [calceamenti genus,] a kind of slipper. Bapfidpois ehfxa- 
 
 pX&Xv. Orest. 1364. 
 EvfjtZyedrjs, ids, 6 et »/, adj. [ingens, procerus,] pretty large, tall. Axddp efyue- 
 
 yidri irpbs rjj Ks<pdXrj' aireiaQai b\ clptX fxip ap-top. Plut. 542. SYN. Uajjfxiyt- 
 
 drjs, TriX&pXds, ev/ui'jKr]^, 7ripX[jn']Kr)s. 
 Evpeibtjs, ids, 6 et >/, adj. [hilaris, benevolus,] cheerful, kind, benevolent. Ev- 
 fieibrjs re TriXoiru, KaC jjnXos u/jtydripoiaXp. Apoll. 4. 715. SYN. Ehirpdawnos, 
 Xa/Lnrpos bft/jidrX, yjbvs, tyaibpds, evdu/Aos. 
 'EvjuiXXas, ov, 6 et y), adj. [liastae tractandse peritus, bellator bonus,] skilled in 
 the use of the ashen spear, valiant. "Qoaov Uapdov v 7 iis iv/uiXXai QpdviovaXp. 
 P. 23. Syn. 'Av&pelos. 
 Evjuiveid, et evpivXa, as, >/, subst. [henevolentia, animus bene adfectus,] kind- 
 ness, a kind disposition. ria)s evpiveiap ro'iaib' kv bdjuois ex et$ » Helen. 312. 
 See Pyth. 12. 8. Syn. Evpoid, Trpeufxipeid, QiXXa. 
 EvfxiviTTis, vid. Evfxivris. 
 
 Evfjiviu), v. [benevolus vel propitius sum,] to be kindly or propitiously dis- 
 posed, ^aifxdvis, 01 firjb' wbi OclpoptX Trip evpivioiip. Apoll. 2. 260. SYN. 
 Evvdib). 
 Evfxifiujs, et evfiivds, adv. [benevole, benigne,] benevolently, kindly. 'Atoi 
 6' evpiriws 6 Bids. Theocr. Ep. 4. See also Agam. 925. Syn. QiXofpdyws, 
 ry7rtws, iTrXeiKws, yjpr](rrG)s. 
 Exifjiiffs, ids, 6 et ?/, et evfjiipiTtis, ov, 6, adj. [benevolus, amicus,] kind, friendly, 
 propitious, (dibv irapaaxpij? els to Xourdy svniyTj. Androui. 55. See also 
 
366 EYME ETNE 
 
 5. 186. SYN. Evvobs, evepyerrjs, eXevOeptos, irpavs, fxeiXt^ps, dydOos, %prj- ' 
 
 aros, 
 EhfilvXa, vid. Ev/ueVem. 
 Ev/uEvXbss, 1 wv, at, P. N. [Eumenides, furiae,] the Euraenides, the furies. Me- 
 
 Xay^pQres Evfjievibes' at te tov. Orest. 315. SYN. "Eptvvls, q. v. EPITH. 
 
 Tlorylai, beLVw7res t aejipalf jJieXafiTtETrXoi, feya\u)vvfioi. Phr."Eju^>o/3oi yfjs te 
 
 Kai (tkotov Kdpai. (E. C. 39* Niwcros, alayfj tekvu. 
 JLvfiErpos, ov, 6 et t), adj. [modum servans, moderatus,] well proportioned. 
 
 'EjVfxerpov' to (xev avros viro ZccQeu) 'eXXkwvX. Theocr. 25. 209« SYN. METpXos, 
 
 av/jtjuiErpds. 
 EvfirjKijs, ids, 6 et rj, adj. [bene longus, decore procerus,] pretty long, stately. 
 
 'Etti t evfiiJKeis rJKovai Tvxas. Iph. A. 595. Sy N. Efygyeffys, EirifJLTjKrjs, vtrep- 
 
 Evfxr)Xbs, ov, 6 et 7], adj. [ovibus abundans, pecorum ferax,] abounding in or 
 
 productive of sheep or cattle. See in Evfidds. 'Syn. IldXv^iXds, irdXv- 
 
 dpefifiioi'. 
 EvfjLTjxdvXa, as, ?/, subst. [industria, solertia,] good contrivance, industry, abili- 
 ty. EhfxayavXav yap £(j>avas 'ladfxXots. Isthtn. 4. 3. SYN. Ev-nopXa, ciyytvota, 
 
 EirXi'oia, EnXfiEXeia, 
 YJujxi^dvbs, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [ad macliinandum promptus, ingeniosus, indus- 
 
 trius,] good in contrivance, ingenious, clever, industrious. K&k twv afiriya- 
 
 vtav nopovs evjurj^avovs ndpLZuv, Equit. 759- SYN. Wyylvobs, ehovviTos, 
 
 bpaaTTjpXos. 
 JLvfjtXrds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [e bono stamine factus,] consisting of fair or fine 
 
 threads, finely woven. "r<p7ivd ko.1 rob' elbos evjuXtois nXoKa'ts. Iph. T. 817. 
 
 SYN. Aeflroraros, evTrrjvos. 
 ILvfurpds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [bene mitra cinctus,] well girt. Fvjuvos, drep yXaiviis 
 
 te Kal evfilrpoio yXT&vos. Mosch. 4. 98. Syn. See Ev£iovds. 
 ^EvfifiEXXos, vid. 'Ev/xeXXos. 
 JLvjjii>7)crTds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [cujus facile recordamur,] well remembered. Ev- 
 
 \i.vacTov avbpos beivd Tplcpovadv obov. Trach. 109. 
 Evfxotpbs, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [bona sorte utens, felix,] having a happy lot, rich, 
 
 noble. Evfiotpot 5' EylvovTo KaX ukXees oinrbr eiceivoi. Call. 4. 295. 
 EvfjoX7rlbai, u>y, P. N. [Eumolpi nepotes,] the descendants of Eumolpus. 
 
 TIpoaTroXwv EbfioXTrXbav. (E. C. 1053. (See Suidas.) 
 Ev/xoptyXa, as, r), subst. [pulchritudo,] beauty. Evfxop(f)Xct TrpddeHod, Kibveibi$d- 
 
 fjtai. Troad. 9%9' SYN. Evay7]fxbovvr), evitpEiretd, maXXbs, K0f.i\LoTr]s. 
 *Evfiop(j>ds, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [speciosus, pulcher,] fair-formed, beautiful. Ev- 
 
 fiopfiov 5e noXoGcriov. Agam. 406. Syn. See KaXbs. 
 Evfxovffds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [venustus, eruditus,] polished, learned. 3>o?/3' iy ev- 
 
 fiovaoicri TLfxals. Thesm. 112. SYN. 'EfC7rp£7n)s, E-rrXydpXs. 
 Evva^is), et ehvdoj, f. data, v. [colloco in cubili,] to place in a bed or on a 
 
 couch, to cause to rest. 'E7rei yap fj/uds evvda 'E^Topeia \eip. Rhes. 758. 
 
 SYN. Karevvazu), KaTaKoijidu), koi[xi£<jj. 
 Ehvalbs, a, dv, adj. [qui procumbere amat, consors lecti,] inclined to bed, a 
 
 partner of the marriage-bed. 'AW els fj.Xay (ZXettovtes Evvalav KvirpXv. An- 
 
 drom. 179. 
 EvvaoT7)pXov, ov, to, subst. [cubile,] a bed, a couch. Kal to bapeiov te Kaftoy 
 
 kolvov evvaaTrjpXdv. Pers. 165. Syn. See Evvt), cubile. 
 
 EvVET7)S et €VVr}Trj$, OV, €VV7)T1]p, TJpOS, EVV7]Tit)p, bpbs, 6, et €VVt}T€tpd et EVVlJTpXa, 
 
 as, fi, subst. [concubitus, maritus,] a bed-fellow, a consort. Adfiiov bt irpo- 
 Xvtus fxrjTpds evvettjs amy. Eur. Electr. 803. See also Med. 160. Ion 
 
 1 It is somewhat singular that the word EvfxevlSes does not occur in the works of ^Eschylus 
 now remaining, though he lias left a tragedy bearing that title. Except in four instances, in the 
 Orestes, v. 38, 315, 827, and 1667, I have not been able to find the word at all. The more 
 usual term for the Furies is 'Eptvves. 
 
EYNH ETOr 367 
 
 911. Pers. 142. l62. and Trach. 923. SYN. IvyicoiTds, aKo/rr/s, d/nevperris, 
 dXd\ds, avrip, irdpdtoiTris, dfidXetcrpos, Hfipadpos, itdaXs, av£vyds, (f.) evpts, dtcoi- 
 tXs, yvvijy bdf.idp, avWenrpos, Ivpevpij. 
 Evprj, rjs, et 2. evpaia, as, r), subst. [anchora,] an anchor. 'Etc b' evvas e(3d- 
 Xop, Kara be 7rpvjivr](7t ebijffdp. A. 436. See also Apoll. 2. 1284. $YN. 
 "AyKvpd. 
 
 Evn), r/s, r], subst. [(1) cubile, (2) tentorium, (3) lustrum ferarum, (4) sepul- 
 crum,] a bed or conch, a tent, a den, a grave. "AXXrjp tXv evvr/v clptX gov 
 arepyei irdaXs\ Androm. 899* SYN. KotVr/, kqitos, kXipt], Xearpop, Xe^os, ev- 
 vaarripXdp, icXXoXd, OdXdfjds, a7reos, rd(j)ds. EPIT/H. " Aarpiords, a(3pd)(tTioP, fxd- 
 Xdia), evpeld, -ndXvrjpdrds, fipoTea, 7repXKaXXrjs, ydjirjXXds, eyKXrjpds, j(dfiai7reTrjs 9 
 bdXXos, dditCTos, luXcyq'fiuSj Kpvtbaia, dKoivu>vr\TQS, cnrrdXefJids, vvfJttyXbXds, Kevfj, 
 vvfupelds, ondrXa, etyeorXos, KpvTrrrj, vvfityXicrj, yXvuepd, {field, evydpds, elirapQepds, 
 (pXXoTrjalds, fxXvvvQdbXos. PHR. AeKTpwv bud ovyyeveis evval. Here. F. 795> 
 Efoj)fj.d, drds, to, subst. [concubitus,] cohabitation. "Airatbes ko-fxep, ^popf 
 
 t^ovr evvii^idrd. Ion 304. 
 EvpriTeipd, vid. Evvtrr/s. 
 Evpr\rds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [bene textus,] well spun or wrought. E7dr<5 cvvyitovs, 
 
 77/ca ariXfiovTds eXaia>. 2. 5Q6. SYN. Evixprjs, Xe7TTds. 
 EvprjTrjp, et evvr]T(op, vid. Evperrjs. 
 EvpXs, Xhos, f], subst. [uxor,] a wife. Udpd bXKtjs eorat, KdKiffrrjs evpXbos rtjJKopia. 
 
 Iph. A. 397* SYN. See Evperrjs. (f.) 
 EvpXs, Xos, 6 et fi, [orbus, viduus,] deprived, bereft, widowed, destitute. 
 "Os fx v'iGjv 7roXX(ov re /cat eadXwv evvXv edrjue. X. 44. SYN. Xfjpas, evbef}s t 
 
 ipr t fios. 
 JLvvdeu), v. [benevolus sum, bene adfectus sum animo,] to be well disposed 
 towards. Me\etv fxep VfJ.wp, evpoelp b % v/xip d/j.d. Aj. FI. 698. SYN. "lXdos, 
 
 evpov-s, evfxepi)s eifxX. 
 Evpoid, as, y/, subst. [benevolentia,] good-will. Evvot d-nearr] tu>p sfi&v Qpvy&v 
 
 7ro\et. Troad. 6. SYN. Evfiepetd, dydirr), ffirovbrj, iXacrfids, trpdBvfiXa, tyXXXa. 
 TLvvbfiXa, as, r), subst. [(1) bonae leges, (2) auctoritas et vis legum,] a wise 
 
 system of laws, the influence of good laws. Avroi £' evpofiXyat 7roXiv /caret 
 
 KaXXXyvvaiKd. Hom.29.H- EPITH. 'Epdreivrj, cnrrdXefids, epXdrjXf)s, Kovpo- 
 
 rpo(f)ds. 
 1 Evpd/ids, et Dor. evpdjxas, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [(1) bo«nis legibus instructus, (2) pas- 
 
 cuus,] furnished with good laws, well regulated ; adequate to feed. Tavfr is 
 
 evvdfxov ttoXXp. Et be rcrpa7rrat. Isthm. 5. 28. See Aj. Fl. 604. 
 TLvpbbs, contr. ovs, gen. 6ov, ov, adj. [benevolus,] well disposed towards, 
 
 friendly, benevolent. Els 6/jfidr evpov (Jhdtos €(xfiXe\pat yXvicv. Ion 732. SYN. 
 
 ILvfiEPrjs, ebyvw/jHOP, 7rpo6pu)P, ^tXo</>pwv, 'lXdos, tyXXos, yprjaXos. 
 YJvpov^ps, ov, 6, subst. [eunuchus,] one who has the care of the bed-chamber, 
 
 a chamberlain, an eunuch. Kat to~iv fiev cvvov^olp top erepop tovtopL. Acharn. 
 
 117. 
 JLvfcipds, et ev^epds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [(1) hospitalis, (2) item epith. Ponti,] (1) 
 
 hospitable, also (2) the Euxine or Black sea. Axpepd top ev^eipordrop vav- 
 
 rais. Hjpp. 15rj. See also Choeph. 700. PHR. (2) Evfcipop 7reXdyds t Ev- 
 
 fctpdp olbfid Xifipas. Here. F. 410. Uoptos Ev^eipos. 
 Evi-etrws, adv. [hospitaliter, amice,] hospitably. "EkXvop, oltXpes cup ev?eipu>s 
 
 dpeaavTo. Apoll. 1. 963. SYN. ZepXus, <j>XXo£,eph)s, <j>XXX<os. 
 EvfyoTos, et ev&ds, a, dp, et ov, 6 et //, adj. [bene rasus, politus,] well polished, 
 
 finely made. Ma/cpat, evfcaToi, e&vyfiepai elpvaaopTai. 2. 276. SYN. Beards, 
 
 tyards, yXd(j)vpds. 
 ^EvtfipeTds, ov, oetrj, adj. [bene inteiligibilis,] easy to be understood. Evty- 
 \ verop tyvEToioX fidav. Iph. T. 1093. 
 
 Evoytcds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [molis amplae et compactae; portatu facilis,] of proper 
 1 size, easily carried. EvoyKds, &s av bwXds, a\Xd Kai ardXiiv. Eur. fr. Syl. 
 
 3.3. 
 
3G8 ETOA EYnA 
 
 EvobXa, as, ?/, subst. [(l) expeditum iter, (2) prosperitas,] a good journey, 
 
 prosperity. HputTa juev ebobiav tiytidt)v dirXovrX noXrjTrj. Ran. 1575. Syn. 
 
 (2) EvrvyXa. 
 Evobfxbs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [snaviter olens,] sweetly breathing. Eavdd avv evob- 
 
 fiois a.KpdXi7T7} crTEfavois. Call. fr. 10(5. SYN. Ev&brjs, Ovoets, Krjtbets, r]bvnv66s, 
 
 evTrvoos, evoa/uds. 
 Evobdu, v. [prospere progredior,] to have a prosperous journey. 1(f> <Sv b' evu- 
 
 holri Zevs. GE. C. 1435. Syn. Evbaifxdvi£it). 
 Evot, interject. [Evoe\ vox bacchantium,] the bacchanalian cry. See Eva/. 
 EvoXj3ds, ov, 6 et f], adj. [felix, dives,] happy, wealthy. TiV ck rujv evoXfiwv. 1 
 
 Iph. T. 189. Syn. See Evbai/uwv. 
 EvonXos, ov, 6 et f), adj. [(l) bene arrnatus, (2) felix in armis,] well armed, suc- 
 cessful in arms. See 'AanXbdcpepjuwv. Syn."E>o7tAos. 
 JLvopyrjala, as, fj, substr[(l) promptitudo ad iracundiam ; (2) lenitas morum,] 
 
 irascibility; moderation in anger, gentleness. "Os rr)v efirjv TrenoiQev evopyrjaXa.. 
 
 Hipp. 1042. 
 EvopKeoj, v. [religiose juro,] to observe an oath faithfully. T?)v efiijv \pvxrjv 
 
 Kartofxda, i)v av evopKolfi eyw. Orest. 1532. 
 EvopuXa, as, fj, et evopKiofxd, tiros, to, subst. [sanctum jusjurandum,] an oath 
 
 sacredly observed, faithfulness. "Excu-joo> ebopicXats. Olymp. 2. 118. See 
 
 also Choeph. 888. 
 ILvopKds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [jurejurando stans,] one who scrupulously abides by 
 
 his oath, faithful. Ovbe tis evopicov x^ s eWereti, ovre bXnaiov. Hes. Op. 190. 
 
 SYN. 'AXrjdtjs, eixrefj^s, evyvwiiwv, £7rXeinrjs. 
 JLvopKws, adv. [fideliter,] in a faithful manner. Kal ^wddvelodai' KaiTab' evop- 
 
 kios £x et » Choeph. 966. 
 Evopfxds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [bene fidus carinis,] having a good harbor, safe for 
 
 ships. 'EXXdbos evop/jLOvs. Troad. 126. SYN. EvXXfxei'ds, £7rirr]beids t 
 *Evocrfios, ov, 6 et y], adj. [fragrans,] fragrant. BavdolaX fioorpvyoioXv evoa/uos 
 
 Kbfirjv. Bacch. 231. Syn. See Evobjibs. 
 Evwayrjs, eds, 6 et r/, adj. [bene compactus,] well fastened. See AvrofXoidy. 
 
 Syn. TLv7rr)KTos. 
 * Evnaibevrds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [bene eruditus,] well instructed, lepra! yap' ev- 
 
 vraibevra 6' diroTptTrei Xeyeiv. Orest. 404. 
 EviraibXa, as, ff, subst. [felicitas in gignendis liberis ; item soboles,] happiness 
 
 in children, offspring. UotvaHaX b' e^dpa, TepirtTai r eviraibXa. Eur. Suppl. 
 
 500. SYN. Eire KvXa, t^kos. 
 Evirais, aibds, adj. [bonos habens liberos,] happy in children. Evnais nor 
 
 ovad, vvv bz ypavs, tinais 0' tifjiti. Hec. 798. 
 EinrdXdfjids, ov, 6 et f}, adj. [artibus probe instructus,] well put together or 
 
 composed. EvndXdfxov fiEptfivdv. Agam. 1509. SYN. 'EmbelXos, edevtipos. 
 EvnaXris, ids, 6 et fj, adj. [luctam facilem habens ; facile eluctabilis,] easy to 
 
 combat in ; of easy conquest. Ei>7ra\£as TEXeecrdai 'AyrjvopXbrjs tytiro <t>ivevs. 
 
 Apoll. 2. 617. 
 Ev7rdXeo)s, adv. [facile,] easily. Ei>7ra\£<«)s icovprjs vtco bi]viaX KetipaavTai. Apoll. 
 
 4. 193. 
 Evirdpaywy ds, ov, et »/, adj. [cui verba dare facile est,] easily imposed upon. 
 
 'AW evirapayioyos el. Equit. 1112. SYN. Evn-etdrjs. 
 Ev7rapr)ds t ov, etfj, adj. [pulchras habens genas,] having fair cheeks, bloom- 
 ing. Evirapaov Kpard ovXacrats Meboiaas. Pyth. 12. 28. 
 Ev7rapdei>ds, ov, 6 et f}, adj. [felix virgo,] happy as a virgin, pure. Y\6tvX\ 
 
 €V7rapdeve A/pfca. Bacch. 520. (Ion. a min. Dim.) 
 Einrdrepeids, einrdTpXbrjs, ov, 6, et ev7rarpXs, Xbos, 6 et //, adj. [bono patre natus,] 
 
 a man nobly born, noble on the father's side, nobly born. TV ohdv, i)v 
 
 1 On this passage see the judicious Scidler and the learned Markland. The whole context 
 shows, that the metre is anapa-stic, and that TV is erroneous. It i» however more easy to detect 
 than to amend error. 
 
EYI1A EYIIO 3(59 
 
 'EXeyrjv Trip avrjyayiv evTvaripetav. Z. 292. See also Theocr. 18. 53. arid Soph. 
 
 Electr. 1087- SYN.^OppifxdTrarprj. 
 *Ev7rdrwo, opds, adj. [claro patre genitus,] nobly bom. *H Aikaitis evTrdrwp. 
 
 Pers. 961. SYN. See Evyiyifs. 
 Ev-rreitTTds, ov, einreidrjs, et evirXQiis, ids, detrj, adj. [cui facile persuaderi potest,] 
 
 easily persuaded or believed, tractable. Einreirrra Xiyet. Aj. Fl. 152. See 
 
 also Androm. 811. and P. V. 341. 
 Ev7re//7T£\os, ov, 6 et //, adj. [felix, laetus,] happily sent, happy, fortunate, 
 
 joyful. Avrat 6' i^pvaai fxolpdv ovk evite^TriXoi'. Eunien. 479* SYN. Ev- 
 
 Xepvs. 
 Ev7r£t'6ipds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [nobilem socerum habens,] happy in a father-in-law. 
 • Xalpois, w vvfj-tpa, ^alpois, evirevdipi yau>3pi. Theocr. 18. 49. 
 Ei/7r£7rXos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [pulchruui habens peplum,] finely dressed. Ttiv rim 
 
 KappeSovaa '' ' Ayauabwv evir€7r\ioi'. E. 424. 
 Ev7rerdAos, 01/, 6 et >;, adj. [bene foliatus,] having large leaves, well clustered. 
 
 Eu7T£rdAds iXXu daXXei, Thesm. 1000. SYN. KciXXi^vXXos, evtivXXos, ev- 
 
 fiorpvs. 
 Ev7T£Teta, as, ij, subst. [facilitas, copia,] easr, facility. At' evwireias retyiav 
 
 iaio fioXelv. Phoen. 272. SYN. See Efv/tiapeta. 
 EvTrcn/s, ids, 6 et »/, adj. [faeilis,] easy. Ylavra b' evTrirrj diols. Phoan. 701. 
 
 Syn. See kvKoXos. 
 HLv-ketws, adv. [facile ; sine molestia ; expedite,] easily. kvo'iv bpcacvvroiv ev- 
 
 ttetios TEfxhv ndpa. Choeph. 1034. SYN. EvKuXtos, clttoj-us, pqbXws, peld. 
 JLvTcr)K-os, ov, 6 et r/ s adj. [bene conipactus,] well compacted, well built. Kret- 
 
 vd/uiviov' impels hi fxvyu 8a\afAwv evtt))ktiov. i//. 41. SYN. See Ev§/i)?ros, 
 Ev7r?/*'os, ov, 6 et //, adj. [pulchre textus,] beautifully woven. YliTrXw ri Trpov- 
 
 KuXv-KTiv €V7ri'irovs vtpas. Iph. T. 313. SYN. Ev/uXtos, evvqrds, eviryicrds. 
 YLvTrri'xys, ib>s, ?/, adj. [pulclira brachia habens ; pulchra,] having beautiful 
 
 arms, beautiful. Aafier' eviriixets x^l° as > npdirdXoi. Hipp. 200. Syn. KaXXt- 
 
 flrqvifc. 
 EvnXdrjs, vid. Ev-kkttos. 
 'EvTriarws, adv. [fideliter,] very faithfully. Evwt'arws bi rovfidv, Thesm. 105. 
 
 Syn. See YLitrrQs. 
 'EvVXe<os, a, ov, adj. [bene plenus,] very full. Qijiciv iv7rXclr]v' /nird be juvrjfTrfjp- 
 
 aXv ienriv. p. 467» SYN."E/x7rAfos, eWXcos, TrapirXrjBtjs, TrXi}pr\s. 
 EvnXiKip, cos, et einrXeicTos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [bene junclus; nexilis,] well twisted 
 
 or turned. Atypovs r avarpiipeiav tvn-Xiueas, Kara b' uvroi. *¥. 436. See also 
 
 Bacch. 858. SYN. Evv^tos, evcTpeirTds. 
 EvttXoui, as, i), subst. [felix navigatio,] a prosperous voyage. Updipdfjovftai' 
 
 ti ttot evTiXoiav iirpa'£,ay. /Esch. Suppl. 1053. SYN. riXovs ovpXds, Trpevjbtivrjs 
 
 vorrrds, evobXa. EriTH. 'AKv/uairos. 
 V&fiirXoKafiis, ibds, »/, et ivrrXoKapds, oil, 6 et >/, adj. [pulcliros cincinnos habens,] 
 
 fair-tressed. 'AjjcpX bi jj r/yipiOovrd iv-rrXoKdulbis 'Ayjuui. r. 542. See also 
 
 Iph. A. 79l« SYN. KaXXtTrX&sdfios, ioirXtiKafids, fjvK&nds, Kdrafiuorpvyps, eu- 
 
 X aiTr l s > evdpi't,, KaptjK&fxdow. 
 EvnXdds, ov, adj. [navigatu faeilis,] easy to sail in, safe. "llpUi n&pra yii>oiro, 
 
 Kal ev-rrXooy op/Aoy Xkoito. Theocr. J. 62. 
 'EvnXvvijs, ids, 6 et >% adj. [(I) bene lotus ; (2)mundus,] well washed, clean. 
 
 fycipos fitv o't 7rpu>Tdv ivTrXviis, rjbi yjtrQra. tr. 173. 
 Ev7T)'o6s, ov, o et //, adj, [bene spirans,] sweetly breathing, sweet-smelling. *II 
 
 okot ck Xeifiwos i'vTtvbd Xeipta nepaoi. Mosch. 2. 32. SYN. See Eoor>//o\. 
 j Ev7roir)T<k, ov, o et i), adj. [bene factus,] well made or wrought, (melius fors. 
 [ ev 7roi777os, Ut eu TTOiEio noil €V7rotew.) 'Paff&ate t' l:v bi Bptivati ehnouiToioX ra- 
 1 irrjTas. v. 150. SYN. Evtvktos, eviruyris, eH/Ky^Tos, eo^frrrov, eu^oos. 
 \\Lv7ronos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [bonum vtllus habens,] rleecy. M»/Xwr (pXioyrwy 
 \ evndicois vo/Lievfidtjiv. Again. 1389- SyN. Ei//3firds. 
 EvTTdXijj.€m, as, //, P. N. [Eupolemia.] Sec ill fo9ta&. 
 
 Pros. Lev. 3 A 
 
370 EYnO EYPH 
 
 'EbndXtfibs, ov, 6 et v, adj. [bellicosus,] warlike. Niktjs evirdXifiotd 7rdrep, ativd- 
 
 ptaye Qefitaros. Horn. 7- 4. SYN. MeV€7rrdX€jj.ds, evTrdXafids. 
 EvVoXis, Xbds, 6, P. N. [Eupolis,] a comic poet, who lived in the time of Ari- 
 stophanes. EvVoXis pkv tov Muptcap 7rpwrtcrov TrdpeiXuvvev. Nub. 553. 
 EvTcojiirbs, ov, Set r;, adj. [bonus dux,] fair-conducting. 'Opfn'ofievov j3poTO~iaXv 
 
 eb-rrofxirw Tv^r\. Eumen. 93. Ex P. 'Ay adds derjyos. 
 EvVopos, ov, 6 et r% adj. [facilis meatu ; parabilis, abundans,] easy to pass, 
 
 expeditious, ready, abundant. Xp^juara ndpi£eiv ev7r op w~droi> yvvrj. Eccles. 
 
 236. SYN. 0£vs, eb^eprjs, enXbellds, a<j)0oi>ds, ^clttXcvtos, Trtpicroos. 
 Eviror/uds, ov, o et rj, adj. [felix, fortunatus,] happy, fortunate. $XXov toXto- 
 
 mrovhov evTcorfxov r\ Agam. %37* SYN. Ebbai^aov. 
 Evttotos, ov, 6 et r;, adj. [potatu facilis et suavis,] fit for drink, fresh, clear. 
 
 Boos r" d^>' dy^>7$ Xcvkov evirorov ydXd. Pel's. 617. SYN. 'RbviroTos. 
 Einrovs, 7rooos, adj. [(1) bonis pedibus praeditus; (2)velox,] having good feet, 
 
 swift-footed. XwpX bXar^iiyovaX iccu evndbd. ^rjiojvr)v. Call. fr. 48. SYN. 
 
 Kpdranrovs. 
 Ev-npayXa, ei/7rpa£ta, as, et evirpa'£is, eios, ?;, subst. [res secundae ; bona actio,] 
 
 success, prosperity ; a generous action. l.vv Oeols ev-n-payXas. Olymp. 8. 18. 
 
 See also Helen. 735. and Agam. 246. Syn. EbbatfxdvXa, evrvyja, ebepyt- 
 
 rrjjxa. 
 Ebirpeirris, ids, et einrpe7rrds, ov, 6 et >;, adj. £(l)decorus; (2) bene ornatus,] 
 
 graceful, proper, becoming- ; well adorned, elegant. 'H TvvbdpU yap elbos 
 
 evirpeneaTaTri. Hec. 269. See also iEseh. Suppl. 730. Syn. See 'EtKirpsinis. 
 EvTrpairCjs, adv. [decore,] becomingly, decently. 'Ecrdfjra Koofxov t evTrpe-irtis 
 
 f/aKriaard. Alcesti 156. 
 ILv7rpr}aTos, ov, 6 et q, adj. [facilis accensu ustuque, bene flans,] easy to burn, 
 
 full-blowing. TlavToirjv evTrpijarov dvrp]v QavXeiaai. 2. 471. 
 JLvTrpdariydpos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [blande compellans ; comis,] easy of address, 
 
 affable. "Ev evTrpdrj^yopotaXv earX tis ^dpXs. Hipp. 94. SYN. Q>XXo<ppm>, <f)X- 
 
 XavQpwTros, ehfievfis. 
 Ev7rpd(roi(TTds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [allatu facilis, commodus,] easy to be reached, 
 
 attainable, convenient. Kobic karXv arrjs tvirpdooioTos eKpdaXs. Med. 279« 
 
 SYN. EvTzopos, eixpdpos, ebarrr/s. 
 Ev7rpd<T<i)7rbs, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [pulcher aspectu, qui formosa est facie, pulcher,] 
 
 fair-faced, comely, beautiful. Ovx evTrpda&Trois typoifiXois «px et Xdyov. Plicen. 
 
 1356. SYN. EbirpooYiydpos, evpeibijs, evardjids, evfiopcpos, evetbrjs, €V7rp£7n)s, 
 
 (bpalds. 
 Ev7rpvfxi>r)s, eds, 6 et fj, adj. [decorus,] well-regulated or decorated. Toitivbe 
 
 TvyxdvovTas, evTrpvjivi] <f>pevos. iEsch. Suppl. 996* 
 Einrpv/ivds, ov, 6 etfj, adj. [pulchrarn puppim habens,] having an ornamented 
 
 Stern. 'Evddbe nap' ebirpv(xvoLaXv 'ApyefW TrXdrais. Jpli. A. 723. 
 EvKpiopos, ov, o et >/, adj. [bonam seu pulchrarn proram habens,] with a fair 
 
 prow. TlovrXbs, evnpupoiaX TrXdrais. Iph. A. J(55. 
 EvTTTepos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [bene alatus,] weil pinioned. 7 Amep evrrrepdv bpviv. 
 
 <E. R. 176. 
 Ei>7rvpyds, ov, 6 et 7/, adj. [pulchras turres habens,] well fortified. Ao/*ot /utv 
 
 o'lb\ evnvpyd r epvfidra xQdvds. Dan. 1. SYN. KaXXXirvpyos, evrctx 7 / 5 ' 
 Ev7ru)Xds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [producens bonos equos,] famed for horses. See 
 
 EvddXaarads. SYN. Esi/nnros. 
 Evod£, adv. [ex obliquo,] by the side, obliquely. Ovk dndcrdf3>ioeis ; ovTayewi 
 
 evpaj-, 7rdra£ ; Aves 1258. 
 Evpehrjs, ov, et Dor. ebpeiras, a, 6, adj. [pulchre s. bene fluens,] fair-flowing. 
 
 Y\uiX(ov, ^LXp.demX 6' In ebpetrq: TrXdrar. Troad. 815. 
 Evprjfxd, cltos, to, subst. [(l)inventum ; (2) lucrum, inpr. insperatum,] an in- 
 vention, chance gain, la/eat rob' evprifj es tov ovrd vvv ygdvdv. Ion 1348. 
 
 SYN. 'E%evpr)nd, pri^dvfj, EnXri]b(.v^id, fiovXev/dd. 
 
 TLvpriv, twos, et evpyjvds, ov, 6 et h* adj. [alens pulchras agnas,] famed for beau- 
 
EVPH EYPY 371 
 
 tiful lambs. Ovbi Qepals "Ab/j.rjTds EvpriveoaXv avacrewv, Apoll. 1. 49. See 
 
 also Apoll. 3. 1085. SYN. UdXv/uirjXds, evfxijXos. 
 Ebpr)(Ti£7rris, eos, 6 et >/, adj. [verborum inventor,] an inventor of words. Evprj- 
 
 ai€7r)js, 7r£pirpifi/jia btK&v. Nub. 446. SYN. KatroXoyos, evyXuxraos. 
 Evpis, vel evpiv, ivvs, 6 et ?/, adj. [cui bonus est nasus,] quick-scented. Kvvos 
 
 AaicaivT)S &s tis evptvos fiaffXs. Aj. Fl. 8» 
 EvpnrXbrjs, ov, 6, P. N. [Euripides,] the famous tragic writer. Ovkcvv hticaiws, 
 
 oarXs ovk Evpntib-qv eiraiveis. Nub. 13/7* EpiTH. Kara ypvoos, co^wrdros, 
 
 yv(t)/joTV7rds, irapovpyvs, TrTtoyonoios, "^iXoirotos, paKXo avppa7rTa.br] s, ffTtofivXXdffvX^ 
 
 XeKTabrjs. 
 EvpnrXbXov, ov, to, ditnin. a praeced. EvpnrXbXov, (5 yXvKv-dTOv kox (ptX-ardv, 1 
 
 Acharn. 475. 
 Ev|L>i7ros, ov, 6, P N. [Euripus,] the strait which separates Eubcea from Bceotia. 
 
 Toi'Sc tear "Evpnrov eyovaXv. Iph. A. 11. EPITH. Slreoos, Kavayrjba pewv. 
 JLvplffKO), 2 aor. evpov, f. evprjvw, v. [iuvenio,] to find. e, 6// ay Keptac-ov ko\ <ppo- 
 
 vovvQi' evpy peyd. Hipp. 447- SYN. 'AvevpiaKO), e'^evplffKw, KaraXa/ufiavoj. 
 Evpdos, vid. 'Evpptz/s. 
 Evpos, ov, 6 et (2) eos, ro, subst. [(l)Eurus; (2) latitudo,] the East wind, Eu- 
 
 rus ; (2) latitude, breadth. Ylovrov 'IfcapXoto, rd pev r EZpos re Noros re. 
 
 B. 146. See also Cycl. 389« SYN. 'ATrrjXXwTrjs, (2)7rXdros, fieyedos, vTVEpb-^r). 
 
 EPITH. (1) A.Xyvs, kclkos, Kpanrvos, bvaatjs. 
 Eipdcprjs, eds, 6 et /;, adj. [bene consutus,] well sewed. 'Ev be pot liXfXTu %ev- 
 
 gov Evpa(f>E€(raX bopdlaXv. /3. 354. 
 %vppeiis, eos, poet, elds, evpeirrjs, evpvrdt, et evpdos, ov, o et i], adj. [pulchre 
 
 fluens,] fair-flowing. Elcodws XoveaOaX evppeios 7rord/io7d\ Z. 508. See also 
 
 Z. 34. $. 130. and Iph. A. 421. Syn. EvpHpeedpds, 
 Evpvdyvtd, as, fj, adj. [latas vias habens,] having wide sheets. "Apyos re 
 
 ^■n-aprrf te KaX evpvdyvtd hlvKrjvr]. A. 52. 
 EvpvdXij, rjs, 1), P. N. [Euryale,] one of the Hesperides. Ideivu) t, EvpdXr] re, 
 
 Mibovad te Xvypd Trddovad. Hes. Theog. 276. 
 EvpvdXds, ov, 6, P. N. [Euryalus,] the son of Mecisteus. Apfjaov 0' EvpvdXos 
 
 KaX 'O0eXrioV e^ivapt^E. Z. 20. EPITH. Meve^ap/x^s, fipoToXoiya) lads "AprjX, 
 
 IOoQeOS (j)U)S. 
 
 Evpvdvaaad, rjs, >/, adj. [late reguans,] widely-ruling. TeWdpes* ds fjplv 
 
 piydXa dios evpvavaaaa. Call. 6. 121. Syn. See EvpvKpeiiov. 
 EvpvfiaTTis, ov, 6, P. N. [Eurybates,] the herald of Ulysses. 'AXX' dye TaXdv- 
 
 j3iov te KaX Evpv(3dTrjv TrpoGEenrE. A. 320. PHR. Kr)pv£, ^datcf/trios, yvpos ev 
 
 &poanv, /.kXuvo lupous, ovXoKaprjvos. r. 246. 
 Evpv(3Xrj, r)s, ^, P. N. [Eurybia,] the daughter of Pontus and Terra. EvpvfiXqv, 
 
 dbafxavrds evi typioX Ovfiou Eypvadv. Hes. Theog. 239* 
 EvpvftXas, ov, 6, adj. [late potens, vires'suas late exercens,] having widely-extended 
 
 power. Hdtrei-bav evpvfiXav ov Trpoyovov. Olymp. 6. 99- Syn. EvpvKpeiwv, 
 
 ebpvffdEv/js. 
 Evpvbd/ms, airds, 6, P. N. [Eurydamas,] (1) the name of a prophet in Homer, 
 
 (2) one of the Argonauts. Tteds EvpvbdfiavTos, dveipo7rdXoid yipovTds. E. 
 
 149. 
 EvpvbXKr), rjs, r/, P. N. [Eurydice,] (1) the wife of Nestor, (2) the wife of Creon. 
 
 Ne<rropos, EvpvbiKrj, Trpeafia KXvfXEVOid QvyaTp&v. y. 453. PHR. Necrdpds 
 
 albotrj TapaKoirXs. 
 Evpvdfids, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [concinnus,] neat, well proportioned. 'Efiftas ye- 
 
 povTUiv eitpvdfiots Trpofit'ipLaaXv. Plut. 759. SYN. Evdtrds, €vjxeX)js, apfidbXds, 
 
 dfiavXds. 
 Evpvdfx(i>s, adv. [concinne,] neatly. 0es bt) tov ay/cwv' evpvdfitDs, Kyr eWie. 
 
 Cycl. 560. 
 EiipvKepws, a) et (otos, 6 et rj, adj. [lata cornua habens,] large-horned, "lis ^drtf- 
 
 1 See a very learned note in Dr. Maltby's Thes. QlXoxrapCbv. 
 
372 EYPY EYPY 
 
 n)v 6'(5§e i:poOE<pa)VEEi> evpvKiptos fiovs. Moscl). 2. 149- SYN. Kepaos, KepeuX- 
 
 KTjS. 
 
 EvpvuXetd, as, i), P.N. [Euryclea.] 2ri/ 6' dp 1 eV ovbov tiov, npos 6' Evpvi;Xeidv 
 
 fetTreV. v. 128. EPITH.Tl7ros dvydrrjp, nepfypwv, <plXr}, rpotyos. 
 'EvpvKoX'Kos, ov, 6 et r), adj. [spatiosum sinurn habens,] having a wide bosom. 
 
 'Oju<ftdXd> eujov/co\7rou. Nem.. 7- 49« 
 Evpvxpeiojv, otinos, 6, adj. [late regnans,] widely ruling. "Hpws 'A-pelbrjs evpv 
 
 upeiwv 'Aydfiefxviov. A. 102. SYN. HLvpvcdevris, evpvfrjiTjs. 
 TLvpvXelfjiwv, was, 6 et //, adj. [lata prala habens,] having extensive meadows. 
 
 NOV 6' evpvXcljjuvv. Pyth.9- 95. 
 EvpvXdxos, ov, 6, P. N. [Eurylochus,] one of Ulysses' companions. '£« 5' 
 
 eddpe KKfjpos fXEydXijTopos EvpirXdxpio. k. 207 • 
 Evpvpaxos, ov, 6, P. N. [Eurymachus,] one of the suitors of Penelope. Ti)v b' 
 
 avr Evpvfxdj(0s 'Tre^vvfxevds avrlov rjvba. <p, 320. 
 F^vpvjiebovad, tjs, >7, P. N. [Eurymedusa.] Tprjvs 'Aireipaii] 6dXdjj,r}7c6Xds F^vpvfJE- 
 
 bovvd. r). 8. 
 Evpvfiibu)v, ovtvs, 6, P. N. [Eurymedon ; item adj. late imperans et curans,] (2) 
 
 widely ruling. Evpv/uehiDv, vlos UrdXejuaiov Ueipdlbao. A. 228. See also 
 
 Pyth. 3. 6. EPITH. 'AyaTTrjvwp. 
 EvpvfiETwrrds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [latani front em habens,] having a broad forehead. 
 
 'Avbpl y imoaTdyyi*) to (3ou)V yevos evpv/ueroj7r<vv. v. 212. 
 Ebpvfitbris, ov, 6, Patronym. [filius Eurymi,] the son of Eurymus. Ti/Xe/jos 
 
 Evpvfubqs, os /JLavrdavvrj EKEKaaro. t. 50Q. 
 HLvpvvdfxr], ris, fj, P.N. [Euryuome,] a daughter of Oceanus, and mother of the 
 
 Graces, (see Hes. Theog. 358. and 906-) also an attendant of Penelope ; 
 
 (see a. 168.) 
 Evpvvduds, ov, b, subst. [Eurynomus,] oue of the suitors of Penelope. Evpv- 
 
 vo/uos re feat 'AjU^t/jeSwv, A^OTrroXe/iOS te. )(. 242. 
 Evpvvu), f. vvib, v. [dilato,] to widen, to dilate. AvXaKas evpvvov-X fides rpi- 
 
 j3oyres dporpbv. Theocr. 13. 31. SYN. YlXdrvvio, /jcrjuvru), avlcwu). 
 EbpvvwTos, ov, 6 e\r), adj. [latoj habens humeros,] broad-shouldered, athletic. 
 
 Qv& eijpvi'iorot (f)CJrES ci(T(j)aXE(rT£poL. Aj. Fl. 1250. 
 Evpvobeids, a, ov, adj. [iatas vias habens,] having wide streets or ways, broad. 
 
 Ov yap 7ru) ETEQarcTo tnro yd^ l '^ s evpi/obeiTis. X. 52. SYN. TlXarvs, jusyds. 
 EvpvdTTris, ov, et evpvo-^, ottos, adj. [late sonans, vel prospiciens,] widely sound- 
 ing or seeing. Avtos be -^pvaeiov eki dpoiov ev^vowa Zevs. 0. 442. See also 
 
 0. 206\ SYN. 'EpiybovTros, (3dpvybov7ros. 
 E^vpvTTopds, ov, 6 et i], adj. [amplos habens meatus,] wide-across. Kal Tori b>) 
 
 -rrdpd Qlvd ddXacriTris evpinrdpoio. b. 432. SYN. Evpvobeids. 
 Evpv7rpojtc7Xa, as, r), subst. [amplitudo podicis,] broadness of bottom. Kal 
 
 a^V^d K€vpvTrp(i)KTtav. Vesp. 1070. 
 Evpv~7rpu)KTds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [qui amplo podice est,] having a broad bottom. 
 
 "E£et riVct ypw/j.r)v E\eiv, to jj.1) evpvttpioKTOs elvai. Nub. 1084. 
 EvpvitvXr\, r)s, i], P. N. [Eurypyle,] a woman beloved by Anacreon. Eardrj b' 
 
 EvpturvXr) fjiEXet. Anacr. 62. 1. 
 EvpvnvXrjs, eos, et evpv7rvXos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [amplas portas habens,] wide- 
 gated. 'AW avrojs aXaXrjiJiai dv evpinrvXes "Aibos bib. M A . 74. 
 Evpv7rvX6s, ov, 6, P. N. [Eurypylus.] See in Evai/jiuv. EPITH. Evaijuoytbris, 
 
 Esvaijuopos vlos, 7re7rvvpiEvds, ijpws &XoTpE(j)r]S, dydwijviop, ayXdos, udyjis d/cop;;ros, 
 
 BEoetbrfS, fJEyddv/nos, Zptuvbris. 
 EjvpvpEEdpos, ov, 6 et r), adj. [late fluens,] widely flowing. Yui YltjXEyovos' Toy 
 
 b* 'Afros evpvpEeOpos. 0. 141. SYN. See 'Evppbjs. 
 Ejvpvs, e~id, v, adj. [latus,] wide, extensive. 'ApyeTot tytvkpvTat etc" evpld vdrd 
 
 OdXaaatis. B. 159« SYN. IlXdrvs, fiEyds. 
 EvpuodKrjs, ov, 6, P.N. [Eurysaces,] the son of Ajax and Tecmessa.. Evpy- 
 
 aaKES, 'io")(E, bid irdXvppdtyov (TTpE(piov. Aj. Fl. 576. 
 Evpvadevr)s, Ids, 6 et ?/, adj. [potens,] having extensive power. T H ttottoX, 'EvviiaX- 
 
ETPY EYXE 373 
 
 yat cvpvadhES, olov senras ; v. 140. SyN. MeydXoadevjjs, evpvicpeiiov, evpvfitTjs, 
 Evpvcdevs, eats, b, P. N a [Eurystheus,] the king of Mycenae. EvpvaBeujs :~efx~ 
 
 ipavros 'iiTTreiov /uerd. Alcest. 66. EPITH. 'EcrdXos, aval, TipvvQXos. PHR. 
 
 1.6ev&Xoio Trd'is Yleparfidbao. T. 123. 
 Evpvarepvos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [latum pectus habeas*] broad-chested. "Aprepiv 
 
 aeibovad KaX evpvarepvdv 'Adavav. Theocr. 18. 36. 
 EvpvreLos, a, ov, possess, ab Evpvros, q. v. Trjv Evpvreiav oladd htjTa nap- 
 
 Qzvov. Trach. 1221. 
 Evpv-epios, adv. [Idtius, laxius,] more widely, more loosely. "Onus uv evpvTE- 
 
 pws txr). Lysistr. 418. 
 Evpvribrjs, vid."I$tros. 
 EvpvTifids, ov, o et »/, adj. [late Iionoratus,] widely honored. "Yttcltov evpvTijxov. 
 
 Olymp. 1 . 67- Syn. See"E>rt/ios. 
 EvpvrXwv, (ovos, 6, P. N. [Eurytion.] Olvos cai Kevravpov ayaicXvTov EvovrXtavd. 
 
 0. 295. 
 Evpvros, ov, 6, P. N. [Eu'rytus,] a prince of (Echalia in Arcadia. Evpvros 6' 
 
 dvaaae rwvbi. Iph. A. 282. 
 Evpvros, adj.; vid. 'E'vppehs. 
 Evpvfaeaoa, as, //, P. N. [Euryphaessa,] the mother of Sol, Aurora, and Luna. 
 
 Tij/jie yap Evpv(j)de(Tadv dyanXeir})v 'YVepetW. Horn. 30. 4. 
 EvpiHpdpETprjs, ov, 6, adj. [latam s. amplaiu habens pharetram,] having a broad 
 
 quiver. Kiy/ viv Xeov~X irdr evpixpdperpas. Pyth. 9- 45. 
 Ebpvtyvqs, eos, 6 et ?/, adj. [late crescens,] growing wide. Ylvpoi re, Zetai re, tb* 
 
 evpvtyves Kpl XevKov. b. 604. 
 Evpvxairrji, ov,6, adj. [comam alte gestans,] wearing the hair high. Aayudrepos 
 
 avix evpyyairav. Isthm. J. 4. 
 Evpvyopos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [ubi ampli ehori duci possunt; amplus, spatiosus,] 
 
 ample, spacious. 'EXXdbds els evpvyppovs dyvias. Bacch. 87. Syn. Ka\- 
 
 XiXopos. 
 Ebpdjbqs, eos, et evpweis, evod, lv, adj. [(l) putris, situ obsitus, (2) latus,] 
 
 filthy, squalid, putrid ; gloomy ; broaf'. 'Ara rdv evpajbrj Tpoiav. Aj. Fl. 
 
 1190. See also Hes. Theog. 731. Syn. larrpos, audpos, (rtcoreivos. 
 Evpu)7rrj, et Evpo)7reirj, rjs, 1), P. N. [Europa,] (1) Europa, (2) Europe. Tekvov 
 
 Evpuj7ra$ kui rov fxeydXov. Eur. fr. Cretens. 2. 2. See also Moscb. 2. 41. 
 
 EPITH. (l) IltptKaWjys, dfivfiwv, Klpoeaad, TvpXa. 
 EvpuirXbs, a, ov, adj. [Europaeus,] of Europe. EvpioitXas re* rovbi 6' ovdfxdros 
 
 Xdplv. Ion 1587. 
 Ei/pw-os, ov, oet j/, adj. [tcnebricosus,] gloomy. Hvp Xlpov, erbov, xdafx evpwnbv 
 
 TTErpas. Iph. T. 627. 
 Evpios, wros, 0, subst. [situs, mucor, caries,] filth, mouldiness, rot. X' d avpty£ 
 
 evpwrX vaXvverat, dv tok errands. Theocr. 4. 28. S.TN.'A&f. 
 EvpwTus, ov, o, P. N. [Eurotas,] a river in Laconia. Evpoov Evpw-av. Hec. 
 
 647' EpiTH. Aovdnorpoijids, btv)]€is, KaXXippoos, MeacrfyXos. 
 EvpwTidu), v. [situ obsitus sum,] to be covered with filth. Evpcjriwv, dKdprjTos 
 
 elurj KeijjLEvds. Nub. 45. SYN .^Ibpdofxut, ariTrdjiai. 
 *Evs, eeos, et Ei)os, (uude It), quod factum ev, bene,) et Ion. ))vs,i)eos, adj. [bonus, 
 
 fortis,] «ood, brave. Twv bt TtrapTiov iip\Ev evs ndXs 'Ay^taao. M. 198. 
 
 SYN. ^Ayddos, KaXos, Isrxvpos, yervalos, fxlyds. 1 
 Evoifieid, et evaefiia, as, ?/, subst. [pietas,] piety, affection. Ai/caics evoifietd 
 
 Ka\ 7rp6fxr)dXa. Iph. T. 1203. See also Hipp. 10Q4. 
 EvtTEftt)s,Eds, b et rj, adj. [pius,] pious. TXs evaifttis Ifibv icdpa 7rpd<ru\pETat. Eur. 
 
 Eiectr. 1.93. Syn. "doXds, biKatds. 
 Evoe^eoj, v. [Deum colo, pius sum,] to be pious. "\oov vlavTdv evaEftely 
 
 7ra<7i)' bibov. Eur. fr. Erechth. 11. 8. SYN. Evaytw, ev olpHo eh. 
 EvrTEfiews, et euTt/Sais, adv. [pie,] p : ously. IIoWu by 7ioXXa~ioXv 'Epfiav eval- 
 
 (1eu>s. Olymp. 6. 133. See also (E. R. 1431. 
 1 See note at 'Els. 
 
374 EYIE EY2T 
 
 EvoeXfjids, et ivffffeXfids, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [bonis instructus translris,] well 
 
 benched, fast-sailing. "Edr]^ dbeXtyjjv erros evaeXftov veios. Iph. T. 1384. 
 
 See also £. 345. Syn. Evcvyds, cvkiottos. 
 JLvoeitTos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [venerabilis,] venerable, hallowed. Motpd rav ev- 
 
 aeirTOv ayveiav Xoyuv. CE. R. 863. SYN. lefivos, a7roj3X€7rros. 
 JLvffr}fAds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [prospera signa dans, faustus,] auspicious. Evarj- 
 
 fiov re <f>a<Tfxa vavfidrais. Iph. A. 252. SYN. 'Ettio^/xos, ei;br}\ds, (pdvEpos. 
 EvoOeveo), v. [viribus polleo,] to have good strength. Nv*-, )/wr' ev ijfir] tovjjlov 
 
 rjvadevei bejuds. Cycl. 2. SYN. 'Ic^vw, q. v. 
 Ev(TKapd/j.ds, ov, 6 et %, adj. [bene saltans et currens, agilis,] leaping well, fleet. 
 
 Toy S' is 'A^cum!' vijds Evcncapdfxoi <j>Zpdv 'Liriroi. N. 31. SYN. Tdyvs, dobs. 
 EvaicevEw, v. [bene instructus sum,] to be well prepared. Gvrw /iev evaKevov- 
 
 fiev' €K bi ruivb" ejLioi. Aj. Fl. 823. SYN. EvoreXXo/uai, evarbXicibfxat, 7rapa- 
 
 GKeva£djjLai. 
 EvatuaaTbs, et evcncXbs, ov, b et >?, adj. [quod facile adurnbratur, opacus,] 
 
 well-shaded, dark. EvcrtcXaarbv alev. CE. C. 1/08. See also Theocr. 7. 8. 
 JLvaKoTTos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [providus, speculator,] well fitted for observation, 
 
 quick-sighted. ^Tvevbovras henaeaatv evaKoirto 'Apyet0o>'rr;. rj. 137* SYN. 
 
 'EnoTTTrjp, €var6\os, 7Tp6fficdirvs. 
 Evaoid, as, >/, subst. [salus, incolumitas,] safety. Zttovrd r evaoias x^? iV ' ®L- C. 
 
 390. 
 Evabbs, ov, o et ?/, adj. [bene salvus,] safe, well preserved. "Ev&st, e/jo. ^v^ci, 
 
 bv dbeX(j>Eh}, evobd reKvd. Theocr. 24. 8. 
 YLvGTrXayy\'Xa, as, rj, subst. [animi praBstantia,] courage. Tfjs e/ji^s eiffTrXay^ytas. 
 
 Rhes. 192. SYN. EvroX/nia, evtivjjiXa. 
 Evanbpbs, ov, 6 et 1), adj. [fecundus seminis,] well sown, fertile, "dad r evo-ird- 
 
 povs dypQv yvas. Aves 231. 
 'EvaaeXfibs, vid. EvaeXjuos. 
 Ei/ord0>)s, eds, o et >/, adj. [stabilis,] well established, firm. "Evrbs EvordtiEos jjle- 
 
 ydpov, 7cdpd XaXvbv ovbov. v. 258. SYN. Ew 7roo/ros, (3e flaws, efmrEbbs, efi- 
 
 fipidqs. 
 ILvaTdXijs, eos, b et >/, adj. [commode instructus,] well furnished. 'AW 
 
 evardXT] ml Xctttov apovfxev otoXov. Pers. 800. SYN. EvarbXbs, EirXbe&bs. 
 'Evrrreipos, 77, ov, adj. [bonam carinam habens,] well-keeled. T7<pvy Evaretpris 
 
 ohjXd rrjds Epvadat. Apoll. 1. 402. 
 JLvcrTE(j)dvds, ov, 6 et f], adj. [bene coronatus,] beautifully crowned. 'AfufAplos 
 
 (pXXdTrjTos, ivffTE^dj'OV t ' Atypbbirijs. 6. 26j . SyN. YIoXvaTEtyrjs, KaXXfKptjbefjivds, 
 
 €Vt:6(T/JL}]Tds. 
 
 'Ei5oTi7rros, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [" bene calcatus, ideoque densus et bene textus,] well 
 
 trodden, closely woven. "Ev& av TvvbdpXbrjs jjlep evctitttov Qeto tydpos. Apoll. 
 
 2. 30. SYN. Evarpeirrds. 
 TLvffTbXtZio, v. [apparo, orno,] to arrange well, to furnish, to adorn, ^rjfielots 
 
 €V(TTdXt(T t uEvas. Iph. A. 255. Syn. Ev oreXXw, irdpaoKeva$,u), mraoreXXw, ev- 
 
 rpETri£(i). 
 EvardXGs, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [bene instructus,] well fitted or furnished. 'eV evord- 
 
 Xov rd-)(€ias VEujs ndpevaaifi. Philoct. 51 6. SYN. EvardXijs, evudajiriTos, evei- 
 
 EvffTojjiEU), v. [concinnum ore cantum modulor,] to sing beautifully. "Eaio mr* 
 
 ovtov evarofjiova dyjbovES. CE. C. 18. 
 Evotoh6s,ov, 6 et y, adj. [qui pulchro ore est ; evardfjid «x w » silere,] having a fair 
 
 mouth or tongue. Evoro/i' ly/, 7ra7. b. ti to^e ; Philoct. 201. Syn. Ev- 
 
 <pr)fids. 
 EvfTTdx^a, as, >/, subst. [dexteritas in jaculando,] skill in shooting. Keu x¥^ s 
 
 €v(TTd\Xav e^elXi vawv. Troad. 813. 
 Evaroxbs, ov, b et r;, adj. [felix in jaculando,] skilful in aiming. See in 'akov 
 
 TKTTi)p. SYN. 'Ek'drrj/SeXerjjs. 
 Evirrpa, as, >;, subst. [fossa in qua mactabantur sues,] a pit to scald hogs in. 
 
EY2T ETTM 375 
 
 'Ev rcuoXv evarpais KovbvXots fjpfjiOTTdfirjv. Equit. 1236\ Syn. Bodpos, (3d- 
 
 Qvpds. 
 YJurjTpeirTds, evarpl^ris, eos, et ev<Trpd<pds, ov, 6 et >;, adj. [bene tortus,] well 
 
 turned or twisted, well bound. "EXkov S' larXd Xcvku EvarpeiZTOioX (joevaXv. 
 
 /3. 426\ See also <p. 408. and Iph. A. 293. Syn. EvttXekyis, einrXeKTos. 
 EvctvXos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [pulchras columnas habens,] decorated with fine 
 
 columns. Upos odv avXdv, evarvXtov. Iph. T. 128. 
 Evavfji(3Xr]-ds, et evuvfifioXos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [quod per conjecturas facile cognosci 
 
 potest,] easy to be conjectured or comprehended. 'H5' ovk et ev^v^^XrjTos fj 
 
 WQcrnwhXa. P. V. 800. See also Choeph. 164. SYN. Evyvioaros, evovverds, 
 
 vorjros. 
 JLvavveros, ov, 6 et ?7, adj. [intellectu facilis,] easily intelligible. Evfyvs-dv %uve- 
 
 rolaX (3oav. Iph. T. 1093. SYN. EvTraibevros, evoroyos, ad<p6s, tyvsrds. 
 Evcrrpvpos, ov, 6 et ij, adj. [sui et elegans pedum forma,] having a beautiful 
 
 ancle. TlXr'jaacrd KXi/uaK-fjpds ebacpvpov ndbos. Helen. J 069. SYN. KaXXiafyv- 
 
 pus, apyvpoTreSios. 
 Ev<xxripdy(i)s, et evaxfifiws, adv. [decore, composite,] gracefully, becomingly. 
 
 Hois ovv KaTCucXipio, typaC? dvvuas. b. evayrifiovios. Vesp. 1210. See also Hec. 
 
 567- SYN. WpiicovTios, evtrpEitus, bXicaiws, Ka\ws, evKoafxws. 
 EvfT^rijuujy, ovds, adj. [decens, spectabilis,] having a handsome form, elegant. 
 
 'Us koX (tv fxr) vvy els ejjl evayj]\iwv ytyy, Med. 584. SYN. EvivpETrfjs, hXairpEir))s, 
 
 kuXos, KoajuXos, a€jj.vds, €vtijjos, EtrXarifAos. 
 Ev a io fidr id), v. [bono sum corporis habitu,] to be sound or plump in body, to 
 
 be able-bodied. TX yap betXov ovt evam\idTeXv ; Androm. 763. Syn. Ev- 
 
 ckteu), vyXaivu), ev iy^aj. 
 Evaojrpus, et poet, ivaaut-pos, ov, 6 et 1), adj. [eujus rotae bene ferro congluti- 
 
 nantur,] well soldered or braced. Tot fxev yap ivccioTpov ek cnrijyrjs. Hes. 
 
 Scut. 273. 
 EvTatcros, ov, 6et 1), adj. [bene ordinatus,] well arranged. EvardXels, evraKTos, 
 
 opyfjs Kal fiEi'ovs €{X7rXi]jjt£vds. Vesp. 424. SYN. 'E7rietK:>)s, evayjifxiov, avjufXETpos, 
 
 KOff/jiids. 
 Evtciktws, adv. [ordinate,] orderly. Eird fidblZetv ev -aicXv dbols €vto.ktws es 
 
 KiOdpiorov. Nub. 964. SYN. Y^vcryrjfidvojs, evcryjifiujs, e^ijs, ev rct^ei, Kara ra^Xv. 
 Evte et tjvte, conjunct, [(t) quando, (2) sicut,] when, as. Tvvaucos evvas evr 
 
 dv elaXhu) kevcls. Alcest. $66. SYN. "Ote, dKordv, otciv, i)jxos, eiivEp, Eneibij, 
 
 tjjcnrep. 
 EvT€i-)(fis, tos, evTeiylos, et evTeiyriTds, ov, 6 et yj, adj. [bene munitus,] well 
 
 walled, strongly fortified. Evrei-^ri ndyov. Androm. 1002. See also A. 129. 
 
 and Horn. Ven. 112. 
 EvTEKvXa, as, >/, subst. [felicitas sobolis,] a fair offspring. Tevos evTSKvXas \pd- 
 
 vXov KaQapols. Ion 473. SYN. EvuraibXa, Ka.XXX7ca1.bXa. 
 Evtekvos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [felix prole,] fortunate in children. YEvoipilff cvtekvoi, 
 
 ((>XXd. Phoen. IO76. SYN. Evwats, 7toXvydvos. 
 EvfiXeid, as, r/, subst. [parva impensa,] frugality, cheapness. TJs evTEXetav 
 
 yj}vX ovyyEypajui/jiEva}. Aves 805. Syn. ^avXorrjs, <peib<jj» 
 EvteXtjs, eos, oetr/, adj. [facilem impensam praebens,vilis,] cheap, frugal, paltry. 
 
 'O arjpdrovpyos 6' ov ris evTiXrjs dp r'jv. Sept. Theb. 487. SYN. 'A(J)eX))s, <peibu>Xus, 
 
 (f>avXos, o Tvyujv. 
 EvrlXi^io, v. [vilipendo,] to degrade, to despise. BeXos tjuteXi? "Eporos. 
 
 Anacr. 45. 10. Syn. 'aWc?w, ddiTEU). 
 EvTepirri, ys, r], P.N. [Euterpe,] one of the nine Muses. KXetw t, ErepTtr\-E, 
 
 QdXeid te MeX-rrofXEvr) te. Hes. Theog. J7. 1 SYN. See Movaat. 
 Evrepirrjs, eos, o et r/, adj. [valde jucundus,] delightful, sweet. "Yfxvojy del; ev- 
 
 Ttpitls dvQos. Olymp. 6, 
 l EvTfiriTos, ov, et t], adj. [bene sectus,] well cut. A^ae 6' o7r/<r<rw \e\pds Evr/Jiri- 
 
 TOtaXv XfidoX. I*. 30. 
 
 1 See note at the word '£paTtc. 
 
376 EYTO EYYA 
 
 EvroXjuXa, as, rj, subst. [audacia, confideutia,] good courage, resolution.^ Ov- 
 
 toi dpdaos rob' earXv, ovb* evroXjuXa. Med. 469- SYN. (dpdavrr]s, evipvyla. 
 ILvToXfids, ov, 6 et ri, adj. [audax, eonfldens,] courageous. TX»///w>> ova dv ev- 
 
 roX/xov (ppevos. Agam. 1273. SYN. Spdavs, ev\pw%ds, irpdQvfibs, £dfiev)']s. 
 EvroXfjuos, adv. [audacter, contidenter,] courageously. Upbs (jojjuov evroXfjios 
 
 Trdrels. Agam. 1269 . SYN. Ev^yyws, Trpddvjjiws. 
 Evrovds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [valid us, firmus,] strong, firm. Evtovov, aypoiKbrepdv. 
 
 Acharn. 673. SYN. Evpojaros, evf.t£vr)s, yevvalos. 
 Evtovojs, adv. [acriter; magna contentione,] firmly, tenaciously, 'fls evrbvias, 
 
 w Zev fidaXXev. Plut. 1096. SYN. 'lo^pus. 
 TLvTopvds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [(1) tomatu facilis; (2) pulchre tornatus,] easily 
 
 turned by a lathe, beautifully polished, "hvos r ev evropvoiai TrepXbpdjjLots Xbpws. 
 
 Troad. 11 97. 
 Evrpd-rre^ds, ov, 6 et f], adj. [qui multos in mensa excipit,] who receives many 
 
 at his table, hospitable. Ovk evTpdTrsZds, aXX' ettuktXoi Qdrvar.. Eur. fr. 
 
 Stenob. 3. 2. 
 Evrpa7r£Xos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [lepidus, urbanus,] facetious, witty. Our ewos 
 
 evrpd^lXov . Pyth. 4. 186. SYN. 'AoreTos, yajfnets, KaXXi£7n)s, Kovtyos, diralbev- 
 
 TOS. 
 
 EvTpd(pi)s, et evrp£(f)ris, eds, 6 et rj, a»?j. [bene nutritus seu saginatus,] well 
 
 nourished or fattened. "ibotfxX b' vjuds evrpdfe'ts ijjjrjs teXos. Med. 920. See 
 
 also £. 530. SYN. Ev Qpeirros, ev Traibevros, nicov, 
 *EvTp£7rr)s, eds, et zvtvkos, ov, 6 et >7, adj. [paratus,] ready, prepared, compliant, 
 
 propitious. Y.v fj.ev fa. vepdev ev7pe7rfj iroiov, yvvai. Here. F. 4£)5. See also 
 
 .tEsch. Suppl. 970. SYN. 'Erolfids, 7rpd^eipds. 
 TLvTpETriZw, v. [paro,] to manage well, to arrange, to prepare, 'ils yepvXfies 
 
 TtdpetoXv r)v-piwi(JH£vai. Iph. A. 1111. SyN. 'Eroijuacit), e^aprvco, KdrnaKevugoj, 
 
 kvTvvw, enX/coa/UEb). 
 EbrpXalvrjs, ov, 6, adj. [tridente insignis,] distinguished by a trident. EvroXul- 
 
 vav' 6 §' amy. Olymp. 1. 117. See YJdaeibutv. 
 Evrpi^os, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [bene comatus,] having thick or loncj hair, bushy. 
 
 *A<ppbv Karearac! ebrpXyov yeveidbos. Here. F. 9^9' SYN. See Evdpi£. 
 TLvTpoyaXos, ov, b et >/, adj. [rotundus, planus,] round, level. Tpifitptrai Kpl 
 
 Xcvkop ei)rpd)(aXu) ev aXwjj. 1 Y. 496. SYN. YJurpbyps, cvkvkXos. 
 fLvrpoxps, ov, b et rj, adj. [bene eurrens,] easily running. "Ev& ov kev pea. 
 
 'Imros Evrpoyov apfiu rXrctivojv. M. 58. SYN. 'EXdfpos, €vrpd\aXds. 
 Evtvkos, vid. Ei/rp£7zv/s. 
 EvtvxZo, v. [prospera fort una utor,] to succeed, to be prosperous or happy. 
 
 Ovbels to. rfjs Oeov z dvjuaT ebrvx^ Xdfiwv. Iph. T. 350. SYN. Ev irparria, 
 
 evbaijxovEix) , evTrpaye.ii), ev rraax^) evrj/uepEh), kciXws Trparrto. PHR. 'EadXov 
 
 KvpEb) batf^di'os. 
 TLvTvxrjibia, cltos, to, et evrvyXa, as, ?/, 3 subst. [secunda fortuna,] good fortune, 
 
 success. Td fxev 7rpo 7rvpyu)v evrv)(//^uara ^6010$. Phoen. 1375. See also 
 
 Orest. 801. SYN. Evbaifjiovia, ev-npayia, evirpat,Xa, ebeorio, oXfios, ayadrf 
 
 E,vTvxrjs, eds, b et //, adj. [fortunatus,] fortunate, successful, prosperous. Jo 
 
 Tfjs 6eov (pXXov y, ifiot b" ovk evTv^ES. Iph. A. 7^7. SYN. Evbalfxm'. 
 JLvtvx&s, adv. [prospere,] prosperously. "Eyeip abeXtyTjs ef J vfilvawv euri>x«J $ ' 
 
 Iph. A. 624. SYN. Evbaijj.bvi»s, fuaKapiojs. 
 EvrvxXs, Xbos, ?;, P.N. [Eutychis.] Evi^oa, JLvTt>xibos' tcotex CLVTf, l*u tu tfXa- 
 
 vqdrjs. Theocr. 15. 67- 
 Evvbpds, ov, b et >/, adj. [aquosus,] well watered. TXves xor dpd, rov evvbpbw 
 
 Iph. T. 400. SYN /'Evvbpds, vbprjXos. 
 
 1 Some read eu/m^;/. 2 QeoD is scanned here as a monosyllable. 
 
 3 EvrvxvH-a and Evrvxta, though here classed together, differ in meaning ; the former signi- 
 fying one single instance of good fortune, the latter, good fortune generally. The same remark 
 will apply to Evepyirififia and Evepytarta, and all words of similar form. 
 
EYYM EYW 377 
 
 Evv/ivos, ov, 6 et^, adj. [laude dignus,] well worthy of praise. litis r &p a 
 vfivfjcrui 7rdvT(t>s evvfxvov lovrd', Horn. Apoll. 207- SYN. YlbXvvfxvbs, ajuityX- 
 
 (3dlJTOS. 
 
 Ei/v^s, cos, 6 et fj, adj. [bene textus,] well woven. "671-ws Qepys jjloi rovbi y' 
 
 evvfrj 7re7r\dy. Trach. 6lJ. SYN. Evvtjtos, Xewrbs. 
 EvfdpETprjs, ov, by adj. [pharetra iusignis,] distinguished by the quiver, "irto 
 
 tcXayya' rbv evtyaperpav. Trach. 208. 
 Ev<j)eyyr)s, lbs, 6 et r/, adj. [pulchre splendens,] beautifully shining. Uatrais 
 
 Karea-^e ycudv, evfeyyrjs Xbelv. Pers. 386. SYN. KctXXi'^eyyr/s, Xafnrpbs. 
 TLv<pr]nz(o, v. [(1) faveo lingua, bona verba dico, (2) gratulor,] to speak well, to 
 
 speak words of good omen; to congratulate. Ov poibXoi> fipbTolaXv ev^n/uelv 
 
 GTdfxa. Hec. 6d9» SYN. 'E7rev(j)r)fAE{o, evXoyEio, ci/aro/uew, ETraiveoj, oifticZut, 
 
 EvcprjfjLla, as, >/, subst. [bonum omen, fausta precatio,] a good omen, an auspi- 
 cious prayer. Ev^r^xXav aveine, Kat tnyi)v OTpdrw. Iph. A. 1563. SYN. 
 EvXdyta. 
 
 Evfrifjds, ov, 6, P. N.and (2) 6 et >/, adj. [(1) Euphemus, (2) boni ominis, faus- 
 tus,] (1) Euphemus, one of the Argonauts, commander of the Ciconians, (2) 
 well omened. Tahdpbv avr etti roial XXttojv Ev^Yijubs Xkclve. Apoll. 1. 179. 
 SYN. (2) Ev&vvfibs, aiaXos. 
 
 Evpj/jiws, adv. [auspicate,] auspiciously, piously. Kcu vvv &<// hyvov oro/idros 
 ev(f>r}fji(jjs fcdXw. Eumen. 2S7« SYN. Euae/3ws, kvTi^iios, koXws. 
 
 Evfdoyybs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [suaviter sonans,] sweetly sounding. Ivplyywv r 
 ebcpdoyyy <p(oy§. Troad. 127* Syn. See Evrj-^rjs. 
 
 EvQiXrjs, ids, et ev(pXXr}rds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [dilectus, jucundus,] well beloved, 
 dear, pleasant. Tevoito o' ovv /hoXovtos ebcpXXrj x^i "* Agam. 34. See also 
 104. SYN. TpXirodr)Tds, 7rpo(T<f)XXi]S, <f)XXr]Tbs, dydir^rbs. 
 
 EvcpxXdTrais, Traibds, adj. [pueris amicissimus,] very fond of children. "Afxepdv 
 €V(j)XX67ratba.. Agam. 700. 
 
 Evfopfids, ov, 6, P. N. [Euphorbus,] a noble Trojan. UavdbXbrjs Ev(pop(3ds, ds 
 tjXXkXtjv EKEKaaTo. II. 809. EPITH. YSovKoXXbrjs, 6r)prjTi]p, bovpTicXvTbs, EVirXbicd- 
 /jlos, 7rEptKaXX})s, Aapbdvbs an)p. PhR. Uavdov vlbs ev^^eXiyis, Tpwwv dptcrros, 
 abbs dfitvurjTds. 
 
 Ev(f)dpr)T6s, ov 1 , 6 et ?/, adj. [elatus ; item tolerabilis,] easily tolerated. Aw/m<riV 
 €V(j)dpr)Tov. Choepll. 347- SYN. <&bpr)Tbs, evaynuXos. 
 
 Ev<j>pdb£<x)s, adv. [eleganter, prudenter,] wisely, expressly, distinctly, 'fts av 
 \idX €V(ppdbEU)s 7re7rvvfX£i'd ttclvt^ dytipeveis. r. 352. SYN. 'ETri^pdSews, ffdtyujs, 
 
 K0(T/uX(t)S, EVKOafXWS. 
 
 fLvtypalvu), f. dv&, v. [exhilaro, oblecto,] to deliglit, to exhilarate. Td^ibv 
 
 €V(j)paiveiv ttXeov, r\ XvireiV, Alcest. 245. SYN. fyaibpvvw, EirXTepirio, d£Xy(o, 
 
 xpv^dywyiu). 
 Qvtypbvrj, t]s, //, subst. [nox,] night. *6s rjfiEpas te k ev<j>pbvas £vyylypETai. 
 
 Bacch. 233. Syn. See Nv£. 
 ?A)<f>pbvios, adv. [benigne, laete,] kindly, joyfully. rii/Xas dvolfas, cv^pbrios 
 
 7rpo(T€vi'E7T€iv. Hipp. 793> SyN. 'H^ws, repnv&s, dydr&s, evdvfjicjs. 
 iv(ppoavvr), rjs, rj, subst. and P. N. [(1) lactitia, (2) Euphrosyne,] (1) mirth, 
 
 (2) one of t lie Graces. Tov nxdpd KaXXiarE^dvois evtypbouvaLs. Bacch. 372. 
 1 SYN. Tdvos, evdvpXct, uftpocrvpr), dfipbTt)s. EPITH. 'Epdrrj, yXvtctpd, yXvKetd. 
 lv(ppovp6s,- ov, b et //, adj. [bene munitus, vigil,] well guarded, vigilant. A?- 
 
 hiooiv 'ApyelaiaXv eixppovpov Kopats. Dan. 23. 
 yjutypuv, vi'ds, adj. [hilaris, Ia2titiam afferens,] glad, cheerful, generous. "Aprt 
 
 hvto kcu oivbv Eutypbi'd, Kapirbv dpovprjs. T. 246. SYN. Evdvfjibs, ev <ppbv£h)v, 
 
 £-)(£(f)pu)v , i)bvs, XXdpbs. 
 \ib(f)V))s, eos, o et >/, adj. [habilis, ingeniosus,] well fitted by nature, ingenious, 
 
 tall, robust. EvtyvEes, Kvij^iai t, fjbe otyvpd KaX xntlvepdE. A. 147. SYN. 
 I Mcyds, ioyypbs, tcdXbs, ayyXvbbs, £irXeiK})s, bpaaTripXbs, evarb-^bs. 
 ' IvtyvXaKTos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [bene custoditus, tutus,] well guarded. 'Ev ebcjw- 
 Pros. Lex. 3 B 
 
378 ETW EYftN 
 
 XaKr<o b' effrt' rovrd & kv paxy- Here. F. 200. SYN. 'Ao^dXfo eveppov* 
 
 pos. 
 EvcpvXXds, ov, 6 et f], adj. [pulchra folia habens,] having fair foliage. Bootcos 
 
 €v<f)v\\o)i> eXXkiov. Helen. 1330. SYN. 'EpX<pvXXds, (jddv^vXXos, TdvvtyvXXds, 
 
 evTreraXos. 
 JLvtpuvos, ov, 6 et t], adj. [bene sonans, sonorus,] sweet-sounding, melodious. 
 
 E'ir} p.Xv, evtyurcov TtTEpvyeaaXv dep-OkvT. Istli. 1. 90. SYN. MEydXoQwvds, 
 
 f]bv(j)U)vds } evi]%ris. 
 Evx«Xfcos, ov, 6 elf], adj. [e pulchro asre factus,] of fine brass. AvyEv viro 
 
 ffTttpavrjs t u)(uXkov' Xvge be yvld. H. 12. 
 Ev^dpXs, Xros, adj. [faceius, gratiosus,] agreeable, acceptable. E'Lrj r* ev^apts 
 
 'Atypobira. Heracl. S94. SYN. Xdpiets, £ni\apis, aycnrrjTdSj f/bvs, evrpaneXos. 
 Ei>x €i P> eipos, 6 et //, adj. [manu praestans, fortis,] brave, valiant. Ev^etpa, 
 
 be^Xoyvidy opibv-T. Olymp. 9. 1 65. SYN. 'Avboelos, iaxypos. 
 ~EvxeipuTos, ov, 6 et j;, adj. [facile superabilisj easily handled, easily con- 
 quered. Kreivoiev evyeipwTov 'EXXrjvwv orpdrov. Pers. 458. SYN. 'Aodevrjs. 
 * Kv^epeid, as, ?/, subst. [facilitas,] ease. Evxepeia. tyvapfidcrei fiporovs. Eumen. 
 
 498. SYN. See Evfxupeid. 
 Evy/pj/s, eds, 6 et f], adj. [facilis,] easy. "Opa av, fjiij vvv fikv tXs evytp^s ndpys. 
 
 Philoct. 526. SYN. EvkoXos, evTverris, pybios. 
 Evxzrddfxai, vid. Ev^o//ai. 
 Ei/y/7, vs, fj, subst. [votum, preces,] a vow, a prayer. 0ewv lv el^als, rj Xdyot- 
 
 aXv kv ftpdrojy. Ion 648. SYN. Evx<*>Xi], berjaXs. EPITH. MaTaws, beoiroov- 
 
 vos, Te\e(T(j)dp6s, oaXa, fieiXXxos, deGirZoXa. 
 JLv^Xdos, ov, 6 et tj, adj. [bene virens, frugifer,] verdant, fruitful. Tw b T 
 
 evy(\dov AfjfirjTpds els eiroxpXoy. CE. C. l600. SYN. ^.ird(j)opds, (ftspeafiXos, 
 
 •)(X(opds. 
 Evyj^ufu, et evxeradfjiai, v. [(l) precor, (2) glorior, (3) profiteor,] to pray, to 
 
 boast, to profess. ToXuivbe iraiboiv yvqoXiov evyjuv rvyj&v. Hipp. 1453. See 
 
 also 0. 467. SYN. 'ETrevxpfiai, irpoaevyp^L, bidfiai, Xketevio, EirXdvfXEU), icav- 
 
 Xdofiai, errayyeXXdfiat. 
 JLvxopbds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [pulchras chordas habens,] beautifully stringed. 'AXX* 
 
 d/juos evyopbov eyeipl Xvpav. Nem. 10. 39' 
 Ev^os, tos, to, subst. [gloria, decus,] glory, honor. Evxos e/uol bwaeiv, \pvx>)v 
 
 b' "Axbi icXvrd7rcoX(t>. E. 654. SYN. Ao£d, kXe6s, TifJifj, evx<t>Xr), fcat>Y/?/*d, vikyj. 
 
 Ep1TH."E^U7T£6oj/, dairlTov, d^QXrov, dyripdov, dpl^rjXdu. 
 Evxpdos, ov, ev^pios, w, adj. [bene coloratus,] fair-colored. JLvyjpiov ye OalfJd, 
 
 KairoTrvTiZci fcdXws. Lysistr. 205. 
 Evxpvaos, ov, et >/, adj. [auro abundans,] abounding in gold. *A tov ylyav 
 
 Yla.KT(t)\dv evxpvrroy vejjeis. Philoct. 397* 
 EvxwX?), fjs, i], subst. [votum,] a vow, a boast. KaS6e Key ev^Xyjp HpXa/ua 
 
 Kai TptocrX XXiroiev. B. l60. SYN. Ev^*), ev^ds, KavyrioXs, dvaXa. EPITH. 
 
 'Aydvo<pp(s)V. 
 
 F^v\pvxXa, as, »?, subst. [anirni prsestantia et fortitudo,] nobleness of soul. 
 
 'Avbpos b' eXeyxds, obyX r6%*, evxpvxXas. Here. F. l6l. SYN. EvroX/aXa, av- 
 
 bpia. 
 Y.vipvxfis, ov, 6 et 1/, adj. [qui generoso et alacri est animo,] noble-hearted. 
 
 YJoXXuiy vliov yap, kciv yeptov €v\pvxps r\. Androm. 765. SYN. EvroXjuo?, 
 
 OapadXeos, To\y.r]pds, evOvyos, ebtypiov. 
 Evio, v. [ustulo, uro,] to singe, to burn the hair off. EveX drep baXov, teal w/uw 
 
 yfipdX bwKev. Hes. Op. 703. SYN. Ko/w, <j)Xdyl£io, OTrrdw. 
 Evu>bi]s, eos, 6 et >/, adj. [bene olens,] sweet-smelling. XairaioXv ev&br} poll-toy. 
 
 Med. 837. Syn. See Evobfxds. 
 FJucoXei'os, ov, 6 et //, adj. [pulchros habens lacertos,] fair-armed. Taias Qvyd- 
 
 ttjp' 6 be ray evtbMyoy. Pyth. 9« 31. 
 Euwvw/ids, ov, 6 et //, adj. [(1) fausti nominis, (2) sinister, per ev^nKT^bv,'] of 
 
EYftn E^ET * 379 
 
 auspicious name ; left. Evuvvpoi re, Kal biandv ijrTivd. P. V. 499* Syn. 
 
 Evorrjuds, ovk avtovv/uos, eirXarifios, dpiaripos, Xatos, aicaids, inapt or epos. 
 Ev&ttis, ibds, y, eiHoxos, ?), ov, et evh)-ip, J)7rds, adj. [pulchros liabeus oculos,] 
 
 fair-eyed. 'Sis 'dbvaevs eypoiro, iboi t evwn-Xbd Kovpr}v. c?. 113. See also 
 
 Orest. 908. and OE. R. 199- Syn. Evetbt)s,evfxop(pds, <f)XXds. 
 * Evwpiacio, v, [leviter euro, negligo,] to think slightly of, to neglect. EvwpXd- 
 
 <2.etv yap ndrpos Xoyovs fidpv. P. V. 17. 
 Evw^eio, v. [convivio accipio,] to entertain at a banquet. "lv ctfifX fiw/uov 
 
 (T-uvres evw^Fire fjte. Cycl. 346. SYN. AnivvfiX, eortdw, evtypairdfjtat. 
 Evb»x' a > as > ht subst. [convivium, epulae,] a banquet, an entertainment. 'Es 
 
 HaKapojv fi/w^tav. Ran. 85. SYN. See Aa/s. 
 *E(f>d\\d/j.ai, poet. tVaXXcytat, v. [insilio,] to leap upon. "EvQd oX vlds eVaXro 
 
 tlvXaifjteveos fidvXXfjds. N. 643. SYN. See 'E7ri7r^§aw. 
 "Efakds, ov, o et i], adj. [maritimus,] on or near the sea. Kripivdov r e<pdXov, 
 
 Aiov r a'nrv TtroXXeBpov. B. 538. SYN. 'Ay^idXos, 7rdpdXX6s. 
 'E(pavbavu), v. [complaceo ; gratus sum,] to please, to be agreeable to. Boi/- 
 
 Xrjv, i] pa Qloiatv efi'ivbdve fxr)TXdu>aX. H. 45. SYN. 'Aj'£dyw, abeu), dpeoicu). 
 ' '£0ct7rrw, v. [(1) in act. v. illigo, alligo, (2) in med. v. attingo, capesso,] (l) to 
 
 bind, to attach or fasten to, (2) to touch, to undertake. Al-wv, iror/jdy 
 
 e(f>a\pas. Olymp. 9- 91- SYN. (l)'Ei'a7rrw, QaTVTb), K&9a7rrw, fVaprdw, (2) airTO- 
 
 fjiai, KaddirTOfJiai, xbrjXdfduu ey^eipeot, avTS^d/uai. 
 'Efdnriop, dpos, 6, subst. [qui aliquem contrectat,] one who feels or touches 
 
 another. "Ayetv deXovres pvoXwv etpdirropes. jEsch. Suppl. 7^6. 
 'Eqxtpfioctoj, f. o<T(o, v. [accommodo,] to adapt. Et ul etpapfxoaveu, icaX svrpe^ol 
 
 ayXdd yvld. T. 385. SYN. ' Ap/uoZio, kdBapfxoZu), ovvapfxvga), avva.7TTdjiaL. 
 *'£0a^/ts, ews, >/, subst. [contreclatic,] a touching or handling. 7ir\vds efdxpXv 
 
 i7ru)vv/jiia. iEsch. Suppl. 46. + 
 
 'Ecfebpevu), v. [insidior, insidias colLoco,] to lie in wait for, to watch. 'Ev ?J rob' 
 
 ayyos Tub' efebpevov icdpa. Eur. Electr. 55. SYN. 'Erebpevu), eTrXfiovXeva), 
 
 efeZdfiat, evebpas reKraivdfiai. 
 "E<pebpds, ov, 6 et >;, adj. [qui in sella sedet ; assessor,] sitting near or on, 
 
 watching. TlrepovvTos efebpdv 'ittttov. Ion 200. Syn. "Etto^os, avrXiraXos. 
 '£<pec<fyta«, v. [sedeo,] to sit upon or at. Evpwrav efeZufxZvoi. Helen. 1491. 
 
 Syn. 'Ey»cd0ec?o/uat, E7rXkdBe£d/uai, e0i£ai'w, efebpevw, ejrXk'etfjai. 
 'EfpeXith), et £0eX/cuw, v. [attraho,] to draw or bring on. UoXXas efeXk'wv Ivjx- 
 
 tydpds djurjx&'ovs. Med. 552. See also Theocr. Ep. 22. Syn. 'E7r/o-7rdw, 
 
 irpocTKaXtio. 
 'E0£7royLtat, et £0eo-7ro/iat, v. [insequor; sum comes,] to follow, to be a com- 
 panion. "Ayet b\ dyei vtv' a. b' i(f>€l-7reT. Orest. 1444. See also \x. 349. 
 
 SYN. ^EirdKuXovQiu), irrojiai, v-Koranao^ai. 
 'E0£ttw, v. [persequor,] to follow closely, to press upon. Tuaaovs 5' dr6puj7rovs 
 
 c0t7retv, icai 7r&(ji /ud)(e(70a(. T. 35J. SYN. AicoKto, iiTibiMKh), tnepyof.tai, 
 
 bitTTU). 
 
 'E0e^7ri/w, f. vah), f0e/)7ri;<£w, f. vrru), et t(j)£pTr(o, v. [adrepo,] to creep, to steal 
 upon, to advance' slowly. Nvwtfs t^ep-n-vaas' 7rdrdyet & evpeld OdXacrad. 
 Theocr. 22. 13. See also Pint. 675. and Alcest. 279- Syn. Updaepiroj, 
 €pTrv£io, 7rdp€irTbvofxat. Tdpeiaepyofjtai, tnepyfjfxat, Tcdpdyiyvdjxat. 
 
 'EtyeaTrtpos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [vespertinus, occidental^,] of the. evening, western. 
 'H ttovtov i(f)eo7rf.po)>. QE. C. 1 060. Syn. See ' 'EcnrtpXos . 
 
 'Etye/TTids, ov, 6 et //, adj. [domestic us,] at the hearth, at home, an inmate, 
 guardian of hospitality. Ae£ai fie x^P a Kai ^ofioisi<jteartdy. Med. 711. Syn. 
 "Ettoikos, gvvoikos, avTV^Qiov, 7roXiTr]s. 
 
 'Ecpirrjs, ov, o, subst. [dux,] a chief. Htv^IXoIs if etuis, xpv-advunov. Pers. 80. 
 SYN. 'Wyifxfov, Tot6rr]s, tcpopos, bXKaaTi}s. 
 
 'EfftETpti, jys, »/, subst. [mandatum,] a command, an injunction. "Hkdfiiy fyer- 
 fia'is oiiK dniffTodfTdi alOiv. Ij)h. A. 634. SYN. 'EvroX;/, f7rtoTdXt), KtXevafid, 
 wpterafyt, Trpoarayfid. EPITH. 'Epdn/, kpiitpd, oofy), KebfT}. 
 
380 EOEY EQIY 
 
 'E0ei/p£r»}s, ov, o, subst. [inventor,] an inventor. ToV tyevperav x#P €tas ' Anacr. 
 
 41.3. SYN. ' A\<j>rjffrrjs. 
 'E(j>evpicrK(0, v. [invenio,] to find out, to discover. Hfxp&s £' etyevpts, &otZ fit) 
 
 Qaveiv irore. Alcest. 715. SYN. 'AvevplaKto, ei-evptoxw, KdTdXafj(jdvu) f eiri- 
 
 £t]T£U). 
 
 'EpexpXddfiai, v. [conviviis incesso, illudo,] to taunt at a feast, to make game of. 
 
 Ovru) 7rov Kal Kelvw £(J>e\pXdu)VTO yvvaiK£S. r. 370. SYN. 'E/^7raie?w, £7naKu}wr(o. 
 
 'ErpEiOy et £7rt£w, v. [induo,] to put on, to clothe. "EbpddZv kv 7rpdbd/jup' 5' titleo- 
 
 vafjtev ij/j.e'is. v. 143. SYN. 'E7rt/3aXXw. 
 'E0>7/3aw, v. [pubesco,] to grow up to manhood. Our kv rpo^alaXv, ovt e^ij- 
 
 fit'ioavTa 7ro). Sept. Theb. 662. Syn. e H/3dw. 
 'Etyrjfiiicds, rj, ov, adj. [puerilis, puber,] youthful, blooming. VL'i/ud-d 7to.pt 
 
 Efiiavev efyafiiKa' (Salve b' es adXo)s, Theocr. 23. 56. 
 "E<j>r)(3us, ov, 6 et ^, subst. [ephebus,] a person grown to puberty, a youth. 
 "AXdro Kal r#yaX/ud, Kaadv & &KTeivev £(j>a/3dv. Theocr. 23. 60. SYN. 
 Wpoaiifios, 7rpu)0r]j3ds, ijWtds. 
 'EyrjKw, v. [pervenio, advtnio,] to come, to arrive at. Kal fxr)v d& dva£ avrds 
 
 eipr/Ket. Antig. 1257* SyN/'Hkw, icapiitcio, e^iKveufxai. 
 ^'EprjXdu), v. [clavis infigo,] to nail on or in. ^.toXov yvvatKwv* rwvS' £<pt)Xu)Tai 
 
 ropQs. iEsch. Suppl. 951. Syn. 2^/yyw. 
 "Etyrjfxai, v. [insideo,] to sit upon, at, or near. Bptras tZ tov{xov two' tyrjjueva) 
 
 £eVw. Eumen. 412. SYN. 'E<£e£o/ucu, £7cXKdQe$,6fj.ai. 
 'Etyrifiepds, ov, 6 et >/, et efTi/jiepXds, a, ov, adj. [diurnus, uiium diem durans s. 
 vivens,] enduring for a day, mortal. 'Iw, tut, TravbdKpvT e<pa fiepiov . Orest 66. 
 See also b. 223. Syn. MXvwddbXds, Ovtitos. 
 'Etytijjidovvr}, ris, i), subst. [mandatum,] a command, an injunction. Avrdp 
 
 £7tetbr) irdadv icpr/jjoaivvtiv dTTeenrev. 7r. 340. SYN. 'E^eryu//. 
 'E(pdos) i), or, adj. [coctus,] cooked, boiled. Td b' e/c XZfitjTos e(j)6d Kal tZtt)- 
 
 Kdrd. Cycl. 246. 
 'E^)tdX\w, f. d\w, v. [immitto,] to send to. Tw Kal ol yfjpas fjev enl brjvaiov 
 
 XaWev. Ap. 2. 183. SYN. 'E7rt7re/U7rw, £(fnrjfxX, £7rt/3aAXw, ZivXyeipfio. 
 'EtyXaXTtis, ov, 6, P. N. [Ephialtes,] one of the Titans. ~£Itov t avrXdeov, -rjXe- 
 
 xXeiTov t 'EfiaXT^v. X. 307. 
 'EQiSdvio, et £(pi£u), v. [insideo, instituo,] to sit at, to rest upon, to preside. 
 Aet7rv<t) £(piCdv£Tr]V' diro be Kprirfjpos 'Adrjvr). K. 578. See also y. 411.* SYN. 
 'EyKd0/«^d//at, £TrXKddt}p.ai, KardXafxfldvu). 
 'EtyXtjfxX, f. rjffd), v. [(I) in «c£. v. immitto, remitto ; (2) in med. v. desidero, 
 permitto,] (l)to send or hurl upon, to visit upon; (2) to desire, to enjoin, 
 to allow. Kal fir)v £(blr)/.C' Soph. Electr. 556. SYN. (1) 'A0ti}/u, eitXireinru), 
 £7rXftaXX(o, irdpujfuX, dvXrifxX, xd\du>, (2) kvTeXXdfiai, £7rtrp£7rw, emdvfiea), ed<o, 
 evbxbojfxi. 
 'EfuKctvu), et £(p?Kvedfjiat, v. [pervenio,] to come upon, to overtake, to as- 
 sail. 2oV iroTjiov ydoojv' ^dXe-rrov & eitX yfjpds Xkclvci. X. 193. See also 
 N. 6l3. SYN. 'E^^'w, e7rep-^o[xai, k^iKvlojiai, KdTdXa/jijjdvh), KaOtKved/jat, bXd- 
 rehdfxai. 
 'Etylfjiepds, ov, o et y), adj. [amabilis,] engaging, charming. AVica /not tv <pXXos 
 tov e(j)tfjiepdv vpvov delays. Theocr. 1. 6*1. SYN. 'lfxepros, i/jepoeis, eirripd- 
 ros, irddeivos. 
 "EQnrnos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [qui equo insidet ; equestris,] seated on a horse, 
 equestrian. KXvbiov' etynnrov, kv peffo) KvKujfxlvdv. Soph. Eleclr. 7^5. Syn. 
 "l7T7retos, iTrnXKos, 7twXXkos, 'nnrdTrjs. 
 'E0t7rrd/xat, v. [involo, advolo,] to fly, to pounce upon. *fts dpd at elnovrX £7re7r- 
 
 Tdro be£ios opvXs. N. 821. 
 'EtylaTTifjiX, v. [insto,] to press upon, to come upon. ToXab" ewecm?, Oavfidvai 
 
 txiv a^ui. (E. R. 775. 
 'EQlard/jLai, v. [prsesum, adsto,] to preside over. Keva7s fr icpiardfjiat rpdneZais. 
 Soph. Electr. 192. 
 
E<l>OA EXE2 381 
 
 'Eipdbevoj, v. [vigilias circumeo,] to go round, to inspect, to explore. 'E^dbevi- 
 
 rai, K(ob(t)Pd(}tdpelrai, TravTd-^f}. Aves 1158. SYN. KaraaKdnsio. 
 'Etydbxdv, ov, ro, subst. [viaticum,] provisions for a journey. 'AW wv addvd- 
 
 tos, St 'rbpts, e<pdbl' ovic e^w. Acharn. 53. SYN. 'Oboubv, rpotyfj, o'itos. 
 "Ecpdbos, ov, r], subst. [via, seu ratio,] access, a way. 'Hfierepais Etyobots fxeXdvel- 
 
 fjtdaiv. Eumen. 372. SYN. See 'Evobla. 
 'eqoXkXs, Xbds, >/, subst. [navis parva ; appendix,] a small vessel; an appendage, 
 
 an incumbrance. See in^Efl-o/mt. 
 'EfoXk-ds, ov, o et ?/, adj. [alliciens; item prolixus,] calculated to attract, 
 
 falsely allaring; prolix. Kal yu») 7rpdXe(T-yos, firjb' eQoXkos ev Xoyu>. /Esch. 
 
 Suppl. 199. SYN. 'Ektevyis, fidicpds. 
 'EipujxapTlu), v. [insequor,] to follow after. 'AXX' e^d/jLapre'iTOv Kal G7cevbeTdv, 
 
 o^pd XdfiiofXEV, 0. 191» SYN. ^vvofiapTeo), clkoXovOsio, E7rdKoXovdE(o, EinaitEvboj, 
 
 E7tlbXuJK(t). 
 
 '£0o7r\/<£w, v. [armo, apparo,] to arm, to prepare. 'Ottttote balrd ylpovaXv 
 
 E(f)07rXi£oi/u£i> 'A^aiol. A. 344. SYN. HdpaGKEva£u), KadoxXigo), erotjudc?w. 
 'Etyopdw, v. [intueor, observo,] to look upon, to inspect. 'HeXios, os ttclvt E<po- 
 
 pq.s, Kal 7rav0' eiraKOveis. I\ 277« SYN. 'Eireibdv, £7nf/3X£7rw, TrpotrXevaaa), Kado- 
 
 pdoj, E7ri(TKdntu), a.7ro/3X£7rw. 
 'E(pdp€vuf, v. [ephorum ago j inspector sum,] to act as a magistrate, to 
 
 superintend. E'iXeto yjopas Efopeveiv. Pers. 7« SYN. 'E-maKdnEb), e-ott- 
 
 tevio. 
 'Efyopfiau), et tyopjualvuj, v. [irruo, aggredior,] to rush upon, to urge, to excite. 
 
 07 fioX EfpwpfjLrjaav iroXlfiov iroXvbaKpvi' 'Ayaiiov. Y. 1 65. See also Pers. 213. 
 
 SYN. 'Etypfucib), Trdpop/uau), ETrorpvvit), dpivw, Evopio. 
 'Etyopf.ifj, i}s, >/, subst. [incitatio, invasio,] an attack, a way to attack, access. 
 
 See in Evavrr}s. SYN. 'Opfirj, e<7/3oX//. 
 'E0i//3p/5w, f. lab), v. [contumelia adficio,] to insult, to speak insultingly. IIov 
 
 & os rd beivd rjjo' E(f>vfipi£(o}/ ndXei. Phcen. 185. SYN. 'E£u/3/otc?w, Kddvj3pi£u>, 
 
 vfipt£u>, aiKL^O). 
 
 "E<pvbpos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [aquaticus,] aquatic, watery. Wavvvyos' avrdp drj 
 
 Zil(j)vpos [ilyds, aiiv E(pvbpos. £. 458. SYN. See"E»'v5pos. 
 'EQv/jiPEio, v. [decanto, celebro,] to chaunt, to celebrate, to appeal to. Tx ovv 
 
 jx di'wyas Trjb' ityvLivrioai ydovX ', Eumen. §05. SYN. "Yliveu, dvvjuvEOJ, 
 
 ETTolbu). 
 
 'EfvfAvXdv, ov, to, subst. [post hymnum carmen,] a song after a hymn. "EvOev 
 
 brj Tobl KaXdv l(^vfxvX6v eVXero Qoifjb). Apoll. 2. 713. Ex P. To e7rt rw v/jivm 
 
 qn/jid. 
 'EtyvirepQl, et tyvwepOiv, adv. [desuper,] from above, over. 'ApdpdzXas ardpEaas, 
 
 ofilXovs ityvTrepOZ TuvvaoE. I. 213. SYN. "YnEpdEu, KaQvirepdiv, v7rEpdi>(o. 
 "Etyupri, r)s, >/, P.N. [Ephyre,] the ancient name of Corinth, also a city in Elis, 
 
 afterwards called Cercyra, and its inhabitants were called "E^i/poc. N. 31. 
 
 See Damm. P.N. "Eori -noXts 'E(pvpr\ pv-^a) " ApyZos l-mrdporoid. Z. 152. 
 "Eyeyyvos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [fide dignus, qui promissa servat,] guarantied, 
 
 trust-worthy, lot %p } ) /^Xeaflar ti)v boaiv 6' lyeyyvov. Phcen. 771* SYN. 
 
 fyipeyyvos, d'Qoyjphos, ciUjlottiotos, da^dX^s. 
 'E-xeOvlios, ov, 6 et //, adj. [potens animi,] controlling the mind or passions. 
 
 Oui £Kd ol kuXyi duydrrip, drdp ovk E\EdvLids. 0. 320. SYN. "Evvoos, e^e^pwv, 
 
 nil)(j>p(t)v , iyKpdrTjs. 
 'EXtirjts, xbds, >/, adj. [" naves detinens. Sic dicebatur piscis quidam exiguus, 
 
 quern naves retardare vetercs fabulati sunt." Doctiss. Blomf. in 1. C.l ship- 
 detaining. M>/ rXvds avrirrvovs Adrdots ypovXas E^E^fjbas. A«am. 145. 
 'Ext7rei;c>)s, ios, o et »/, adj. [amarus, mortifer,] bitter, deadly. Avrdp £7T€(r' 
 
 (iVTo'iat fiiXos e^ettevkes E(j)ieis. A. 51. SYN. Ylftpos, OdrdTT](popds. 
 'ExeoTui'ds, ov, o et >/, adj. [quod gemitus et suspiria adl'crt,] WO- bearing, 
 
 deadly. YltpX b'lbv e^eotoi'ov elddp ifir)(Td. Theocr. 25.211. Syn. 'Ayd- 
 (TToios, fidpvoTbros, oXtdpXds, 6\66s. 
 
382 EXET EXH 
 
 'ExerXij, rjs, y, subst. [9tiva,] the plough-handle. 'ApxdLievos tu irpS>T aporov, 
 
 drdv aKpoy e^rXrjs. Hes. Op. 465. ExP. Tov dporpov to KpaTrjfia. 
 'E^£0pwi', dvds, 6 et r), adj. [mentem habens,] intelligent, sensible. Tovvetcu 
 yap fiaolXfies exe^pdves, ovveica Xaols. Hes. Theog. 88. SYN. T\epfypiav , 
 evQpiov, e^edv/uids, 7rvKXiirjb>js, iroXvflovXds, avveros, evvoos. 
 'Exdaipu), f. apw, v. [odio prosequor,] to hate. Et ravrd Xefcis, exOdpel fxev e£ 
 eixov. Antig. 93. SYN. 'Arre^a/pw, fxiaeio, dwovTvyeu), ex^puis, a7re^0ws, ey- 
 Koru)S t £XW, bXdiceX/uat. 
 'ExOes, [heri,] yesterday. See Xdes. 
 
 'ExSdboTreio, v. [altercor; invisus sum,] to quarrel; to be hated. T H br) XoiyXd 
 epy, or efi exOoboTrijaat excels. A. 518. SYN. 'A7rex0ojU<u, ijfio/iai, e\6ai- 
 pofxai, airexQ&vofiai, arvyedjuat, bXatpepo/uat, epl£(o. 
 "Exf)ds, eds, to, et e'x0po, as, r), subst. [odium, inimicitia,] hatred, animosity. 
 E/s exGos t)X6ov 7raial TolaXv OlbXirov. Pho3n. 89-3. See also iEsch. Suppl. 
 336. SYN. 'A7re^0^a, fiiads, fxicrrijxd, d7re^0em, bvfffxeveid, novos. EPITH. 
 ' AiravaTov, dQejjiarXov, dXoov, acmes, (jejoaiov, fxeyd, koivov. 
 'ExQpaivo), 1 vel potius 'E^da/pm, q. v. 
 'ExOpavTeds, a, dv, vel potius 'E/c0apreos, 2 adj. verb, [odio prosequendus,] to be 
 
 hated. "Or' exOpos rjfJfqv, esToaovb'' e^apreos. Aj. Fl. 679. 
 'ExQpobaijiwv, dvds, 6 et r), adj. [invisus diis,] hated by the gods. TXs exOpd- 
 
 balfjuov fidXXov av yevoir dvijp ; CE. R. 8l6. SYN. Qeo/ut<n)s, QeooTvyiis. 
 'EydpoZevos, ov, 6 et /;, adj. [hospitibus inimicus,] hostile to strangers. 'E^0po- 
 
 ^evos vavTaial, LirjTpvid veu>v. P. 752. SYN."A£evos, KaKolfcvos. 
 'ExOpos, compar. 'EyBiwv, superl/'Exdiards, r\, dv, adj. [(l)odiostis, hostilis, (2) 
 subst. inimicus,] (1) hateful, hostile, (2) an enemy. 'E^ytipovs be tovs ttqXv 
 ev/uevels Trotovfxevot. Hec. S37« SYN. (l) See ct7re)(0^s. (2) AfjXos, bvff/uevfjs, 
 a.VTX7rdXds, waXefiXos, avTifitos. EPITH. (2) 'ATaaddXos, /3ap/3ctpo0wros, /3a<r- 
 Kavos, icpwepos, irevKebdvds, ovXofxevds, 7rdXiyKOTds. 
 "Ex6(o, et exdd/jai, v. [odiosum,] to hate. "Ex^ovaXv, tws 4>o7/3os oris AijXoid Xd- 
 
 OrjTat. Call. 4. 9. SYN. 'ExOaipw, and 'ExBoboirecj. 
 'Extbvr), rjs, r), subst. [(1) vipera ; (2) item, P. N. Echidna,] (1) a female, (2) a 
 viper or serpent. Aeivals ex^bvais els e/x eaTOfiio/uevr}. Iph. T. 288. SYN. 
 "6(j>Xs, bdicds, bpdicaivd. EPITH. Nepripos, 6d)), a.vbpo<p8dpos, eKuToyKetyaXos, 
 <J)dvXa, 7riicpa. 
 'EXibvalos, a, ov, adj. [viperinus,] of a viper. Eelvds ext-bvalov vepQev ex w1 ' ^"~ 
 
 Kerdv. Call. fr. l6l. 
 'Eylvat, dv, at, postea 'Extrdbes, iov, P. N. [insulae in Ionio mari,] the Echi- 
 nades, so called from the number of hedgehogs found in them. O? b f ck 
 AovXlxiow, 'Ex^vawv 0' Xepdwv. B. 625. See also Iph. A. 286. 
 'Exjivds, ov, 6, subst. [echinus,] a hedgehog. 1,KdXd7rds, €j(lvtts t aleXovputs, 
 
 irvKTibas. Acharn. 879* SYN. "Yorpt^. EPITH. AeiXos, o^vkolios, TpT)Xvs> 
 "EyXds, ov, 6, P. N. [Echius.] MrjKiaTevs, 'EyXoid Trais, teal b~ws 'AXatrrwp. 0. 
 
 333. 
 'Ext(0v', dvds o, P. N. [Echion,] one of the Sparti, and the father of Pentheus, 
 
 king of Thebes. See in 'Epuros. 
 ^Exiid, drds, to, subst. [retinaculum, junctura,] that which holds, fastens, or 
 keeps oft"; a firm rock, a stone put under a ship when on shore to steady it. 
 'A(77ri§ds ii/j.io-ees brjwv 8ddv expd fioXawv. Apoll. 4. 201. SYN. "Epeioym, ku>- 
 Xvfid, (TTrjpXyfxd, beafuos. 
 "Ex***, f. e£b>, imp. elydv, 2 aor. e<rx°' v > v « [habeo, &c] to have, to possess, to 
 be able, to occupy, to keep, to carry, to remember, &c. 3 'Y/jels ex^i® ofxoid 
 to'is fiovXev/jLdaXv. Hec. 331. SYN. Kdrcx w » ^pdireio, kuXvio, enex w > Tj°o^X w » 
 dr£x w » u-VTex 01 * va ^* (pepto, bvvdfxai, fxeLiv^Liai, eirioTdfiai. 
 
 1 Hoc semper, illucl nunquam usurpaverunt Tragici. Vid. II. P. Orest. 555. 
 
 2 Vid. R. P. ubi supra. 
 
 8 v Ex« also with an adverb denotes to be, and in translating into English, the aAverb must b« 
 construed as an adjective ; thus opOws <ex°° signifies, I am right. See Viger. p. 203. 
 
E^HT ZATP 383 
 
 *E\pr}Tds, r), ov, adj. [elixus,] boiled. Ov5e«s ovbe oKopobov KE(f>dX>)v ro~ts 
 
 i-drrjTolot bxbuiX. Vesp. 679' 
 rt E*//w, f. e^qcrui, v. [coquo,] to boil, to bake. Kddf)/uiEvds €\pot fidrav. Olymp. 
 
 1. 133. SyN. 'AtyeypEO), TreiTTU), ojirrdio. 
 'Exlxdo/uai, v. [ludo verbis et cantu,] to feast, to indulge in mirth, to scoff. 
 
 Qvroi b" 1 t)e dvprjaX KadrjfjtEVoX e^iddadwv. p. 530. SYN. 2ujU7rcus?fa;, 7rai£<*), 
 
 €V(ppa.lvdfxai, ytXdw, ^aipw. 
 "EujOev, vid. 'Hws. 
 'Eiodivds, i), ov, et fww, a, ov, adj. [matutinus, eous,] of the morning, eastern. 
 
 Uu)\ol(ti yopTov, TTpnahoKuiV e(oOXv))v. Rhes. 771. See also Phosn. 171. SYN. 
 
 "OpdpXos, t)ujds. 
 'Ewod, as, ri, subst. [suspendium,] a suspended cord. riXefcraTs Ewpats kji-KE- 
 
 irXey/JEvrjv 6 be. CE. R. 1264. SYN. Bpd^os, dyyovri. 
 "Eojs, vid. 'Hws. 
 "Ecus, i. q. u>s, conjunct, [ut, dum, usque, interim,] until, till, while, so long as. 
 
 "Eojs euktX a ev (ppovelv 'Epivvis. Orest. 232. SYN. "Eojs dv, ev w, ev oau), 
 
 ayjpXs ov. 
 'EuHHpdpds, ov, 6, [Lucifer,] the morning star. r Hfxos & 'Ewo-^opoV elaX (pours 
 
 Ipluv E7rl yaldv. ^f '. 226. SYN. Qwotyopos. 
 
 z. 
 
 Zaypevs, eojs, b, P. N. [a poetis dicitur Bacchus.] Xid AXwvvcrov Zaypld yei- 
 
 vdfXEVTj. Call. fr. 171. 
 Zcu)s, ids, 6 et r), adj. [vehementer flans,] violently blowing. "As r d\Z- 
 
 [xos $.ar)s, vlipia OKlbevrd bovrjaas. M. \5f. SYN. MeydXws ttveojv, fiXaios, 
 
 Irjyypijs. 
 Zdhlos, a, 6v, adj. [valde divinus,] hallowed. K/XXav re cdQir^v, TeveIoio te 
 
 l<f>X dvdaaeis. A. 39» SYN. 0e7os, rjydQios, evdy^s. 
 ZdKortis, ov, 6 et ?;, adj. [valde iracundus, furiosus,] very angry. Qalris kcv 
 
 CaKOTOv Tivd e/AfiEval, atypovd 6P uvtojs. Y. 220. 
 Zdwvdos, ov, 6, P. N. [Zacynthus,] as island in the Ionian sea, now called 
 
 Zante. AovXX^Xu) te ^.dfiy te ko.X vXt)€vtX z ZdKvvdoj. a. 246. 
 ZdXrt, t)s, ?/, subst. [procella,] a storm. QotvXas vtto cdXrjs. Aj. Fl. 352. Syn. 
 
 Tdpd-^r), deXXd, avisos, Xaftpos, yEipuv. EPITH. 'OfifipoKTviros, airXrioTds, 
 
 irvpirvoos. 
 ZdfxlvEU), v. [(l) magna vi ago, (2) valde irascor,] to act with great violence. 
 
 Teivuto, Kdi cdfjLEVTjaE KaX i'jpXoEv to irdpaKo'iTt), Hes. Theog. 928. 
 ZdfxEvris, Ids, o et ?/, adj. [vehemens, validus,] violent, strong. Aetvos re c?d- 
 
 lxEvr t s te AoXto>tw tteoe by^oj. Apoll. 1. 102^. SYN. BXaios, otyobpos, opyXXos, 
 
 bv(T/JEv(]S. 
 
 ZairXr]0))s, 16s, 6 et »/, adj. [admodum pleuus, copiosus,] very full. Tlvparjv, 
 
 $d7rXr)dfj bdanXov ylveidbd. Pers. 321. SYN. Iid\v7rXr]di)s, 7ra/X7rXr]d)is, fxvpXo- 
 
 TrXridi'is. 
 ZairXovTos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [praedives,] exceedingly rich. Mrjb* el ZdnXovrovs 
 
 oloerai (pepvus bdfiois. Audrom. 1282. Syn. \jdOvir\ovrds, evndpds. 
 Zdnvpos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [valde iqneus,] very fiery. ^.TEpo-n-ijs cdnvpoi, orponfioi 
 
 hi kovXv. P. V. 1120. SYN. ^Xdirvpos, dizvpos, Kdirvpos, Ca0\ty/'/s. 
 Zarpi([>t)s, Ids, 6 et//, adj. [suginatus, pinguis,] very fat. Zarpt^tas* iruoas h' 
 
 dp EiryxiTo, Xekto b' dpid/jov. b. 451. 
 
 1 'Ewo-<p6pos is here scanned as a dactyl. 
 
 2 Here the final syllable of uAtjc^tT remains short before the double letter Z : on this subject 
 the learned Herman remarks : " Nusquam correpta vocalis invenitur ante | et i|/, raro ante f, 
 nee nisi in fine praecedentis vocabuli, si f initialis est nominis propiii, sine correptione ista metro 
 repugnaturi." This rule i3 doubtless true, and Dr. Maltby suggests a very ingenious reason why 
 it is so. See his Thesaurus at the word Zo.kvv8os. 
 
384 ZA4>A ZE$Y 
 
 Za^Xey^s, eos, 6 et fj, adj. [valde urens, florens,] strongly burning, florishing. 
 
 Zd(j)\eyees TtXedovaXv dpovprjs Kapirbv Zbovres. 0. 466. SYN. Zdirvpos. 
 Zaxpvvs, eds, 6 et fj, adj. [vehemens,] violent. Zayjpr)wv ave/uov, o'ltc reject 
 
 GKioevTa. E. 525. SYN. ftXaibs, psyds, fiapvs, iayypHs, 
 Zdoj, et poet. 5ww, et 5ow, v. [vivo, vigeo,] to live, to florish. Zaxras bpQ 
 
 /uaXtora twv fiovXev/jdrwv. CE. R. 45. See also II. 15. SYN. Blow, filoTevu). 
 Zetd, as, f], subst. [zea, far,] spelt, rye. See in Evpvtyviis. 
 Zeibcopos, ov, 6 et f/, adj. [fertilis,] fertile. "EXkov vvicrd fxlXatvav ettI ^elbio- 
 
 pbv dpovpdv. 0. 486. SYN. RXbbcopbs, tpepeafiios, <pvai£bbs, Kovporpotyos, TpbtyX- 
 
 fJLOS. 
 
 ZsXetd, as, ij, P. N. [Zelea,] a city in Lycia Minor. O? be l ZeXeidv Ivaibv 
 viral 7robd veidTov"Ib^s. B. 824. 
 
 ZevydpXbv, ov, to, subst. [parvum jugum,] a little yoke. Ol & av xbpaKes t&v 
 ZevydpXiov, olaiv rrjv yr\v KdrdpovaX. Aves 582. 
 
 Zevy fJTis, Xbbs, //, adj. [jugalis,] yoked. 'E£6V eV 'Afxtypveo) ^evyr/rXbas erptyev 
 'Iwkovs. Call. 2. 48. 
 
 ZevyXrj, 7]s, z y, subst. [pars ilia jugi, cui bos vel mulus inserit caput,] the collar 
 of the yoke. ZevyXrjs k^ptirovad ndpa $,vyov afi^orepoiaX. P. 440. 
 
 Zevyfxa, drds, to, subst. [junctura, conjunctio,] a bond, a fetter. Els oV 
 dvctyKr)s £evy/udT elarneTTTWKdfiep; Iph. A. 443. 
 
 Zevyvvfxl, et £evyvvu>, f. ^eui-w, v. [jungo,] to join, to yoke. 'Ei> rolalv avTols 
 bei vXv ec?ei/y0cu ydfxois. Helen. l653. SYN. KdractevyvvfJiX, vno^evypv/xX, 
 GvvaTTTtt), vnoTaoau). 
 
 ZevybSf ids, to, subst. [jugum, par, vehiculum,] a yoke, a pair, a carriage. 
 Zevyos Ttpo bbfxwv. Androm. 495. SYN. ZevyXr], $,vybs, oeXfid. EPITH. 
 'ZvyKpbTOV, KaXov, fXXiou, TpXirapOevov. 
 
 ZevKTrjpXot', ov, to, subst. [jugum,] yoke. ToXoi'be Tpola 7rEpX(5dXiov ZevKTripXbv . 
 Agani. 512. 
 
 Zevs, gen. bids et Zrjvds, P. N. [Jupiter,] the fabled king of the gods, (dapaec 
 neipevyas top ejibv Xke<tiov Aid. Hec. 345. SYN. Kpbvlbrjs, Kpovicov, gen. 
 iovbs, et KpbvXuv, ge n. Xuvos. EpiTH.^AyXaos, dyavbs, dXefyfiopos, dXe&icdKbs, 
 ayvbs, aWpXbs, aiyXo^bs, alvbs, addvdrbs, apyXicepavvbs, dpiclrjXbs, andjj.dTbs, 
 dfieiXX^bs, aarkpbirrjTris, apyris, (3dpiibirr]s, /3dpv/3p£jU£r>;s, fidpvfipbfxbs, fidpvybov- 
 irbs, fidpvbovirbs, eptadevrjs, epfj3pejJLETr}S, epiybovnos, epiar/udpdybs, evpvwxp, fidpvo- 
 tydpdybs, evpVTifxbs, EKtj(3bXbs, Kpeiwr, aval, fidaXXevs, etco^Xos, XK£Tr]aXbs, /uopXbs, 
 eptceios, fuyaodevrjs, fteiXXxbs, eXevdtpXbs, pEydXofipEfXETrjs, fteyds, ve(p£Xrjy£peTrjs, 
 KaTa^dbvXbs, fxrjTXeTrjs, iravTOTCT-qs, ovpXos, 7rpo(ppit}V,7ravTap-)(bs t 7TeXu)pXbs,7rpevfxev^s, 
 TrayKpdTrjs, ff^erXtos, TeXe(T<pbpbs, TepTvXKepavvos, GT£pbTn)yepETris, v\pi£vybs, v\pX~- 
 fipefieTr)s,Tdvv&tTrTEpbs,v\pi(TTbs,dpiffTbs, , dXviuwXbs,A.u)bM'albs,n£^ 
 aojTrjp, ETaipXos, bXKacnroXbs, fyivXbs, j^EvXas, opuXbs, AItvoios, EfearXos, /uijaTtop, 
 KvbiaTos, KeXaii'Etyris, virdrbs, TravvirepTdrbs. PHR/'I^Qev fiEbiiov, T. 2?6. al- 
 Bepi va'aov. B. 412. 7rdTrjp avbpCov te Qewv te. A. 544. dydQov te KaKov te bxboi. 
 b. 237. avbpeaaX vbrifidrd iravTa ov teXevto.. D. 328. dpET))v dvbpeacrXv o^eXXei 
 re jjXvvdei te. T. 242. ve\xei oXfibv avQpuirois. 5. 188. ETtXTifx^Tuyp Xketckov te £ei- 
 vwv te. t. 270. Epiybovnos TroaXs "Hprjs. H. 411. ovic ettX xpEvbeaoXv dpioybs. 
 A. 235. TdfxXris irbXE/jioib avSpionois. A. 84. Awrwp ecuov, bujrwp d7rr)/j,bi>Xr]s, Call. 
 1. 91* papvowris (TTEpbndv KEpavv&v te irpvTavXs. PYTH. 6. 24. KbXaoT))s twv 
 dyav v-neptypbvuv. Eur. fr. incert. B. 7. See Callimachus's Hymn to Jupiter, 
 and Hes. Op. 5. 9. 
 
 ZtyvpXbs, a, by, adj. [zephyrius,] of the Zephyr. Ze(j)vpXrj irvelovad, rd per 
 <f)veX, dXXd bs irEaaei. ij. 119* 
 
 Zi^vpbs, ov, 6, subst. [Zephyrus,] Zephyr, the west wind. TIXtjOvv' ws bnvTe 
 Ze(j)vpos VE(f)Ea orv^eX/^r/. A. 305. EpiTH. Avvarjs, KEXdbeivbs, tceXdbwv, aiEV _ 
 Efvbpbs, aWpXbs, ETraiyl^wv, Xafipbs, fxlyds, noXvYryris, Kpanrvos, ijbvs, fidXatcbs, 
 
 1 On the short syllable remaining short before ZeAem, see the note on the word %o.kvpQos. 
 
 2 Zevyx-nfev, Apoll. 3. 1317. and ZevyXX, Call. 3. 161. are the obsolete genitive and dative 
 from Z«u7At7. 
 
ZEft ZYFO 385 
 
 \dpXeis, XXyv ttpeojp, evdv-rrpoos. PHR. Ze<f>%pov fjiEPds vypdv dedyros, Zefvpov 
 ttpocus iTnrevffai'rvs ep ovpdpuj kciWigtov tceXabrjfjia. 
 Zeit>, f. e?e<ra/, v. [ferveo, bullio,] to boil, to seethe, to simmer. Qvfxw ZeovtX 
 Qpyici bva/btd^coTarof. Hec. 1038. SYN. 'Ava£eo), e7ti^e<s), fipa$,(s) } (fXvto, eicfiai- 
 vo/jai, CLK/ua^io. 
 
 Zrtfds, ov, 6, P. N. [Zethus,] the son of Jupiter and Antiope and brother of 
 Amphion. Tis b' ovtos ttfityX fxvfjfia to Zrjdov 7rsp$, Phcen. 145. 
 
 ZrjXyjuwy, fidi'cs, et 5r y Xorv7ros, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [zelotypus, invidus,] jealous, 
 envious. IxerXtol eare, Oeot, c^riXr/fioves 1 e^o^pv dXXtop, e. 118. See also 
 Plut. 101 6. SYN. QdoPEpos, (f)XXov€iicds, etyafuXXos. 
 
 ZfjXds, ov, 6, £r}Xd<Tvvr), rjs, ff t et £,i)Xwfia, ards, to, subst. [aemulatio, invidia,] 
 rivalry, emulation, jealousy, envy. ZfjXos wp 7ror' oikois. Orest. 9^3. See 
 also Horn. Apoll. 100. and Iph. T. 380. SYN. QtXovetKia, (pdopos, evbai- 
 fiovXa. EPITH. Bcipvs, bvaK'iXdbos, Xvypos, Tutcpdi, bXKaairoXos, XevyaXeos, bvo- 
 Kapiros. 
 
 ZrjXdio, v. [aemulor, ambio, probo, invideo,] to emulate, to court, to approve, 
 to admire, to envy. ZrjXuJ b* dydfiovs utekvovs te fiporutv. Alcest. 903. SYN. 
 
 WlXot'ElKEU), fJLEyalpb), E7TaiPE(t), flCLKapl^U), <pQovEU) t £7riQv[i£(t). 
 
 ZfjXojfjiu, vid. ZrjXos. 
 
 ZrjXwTus, %, op, adj. [aemulandus,] enviable, desirable. ZtjXwtos, ep yl ry irpXp 
 
 'Arbponaxri -xpdvw. Androm. 5. SYN. MdxdpXos. 
 ZrjfjiXu, as, ff, subst. [damnum, poena, mulcta,] a loss, a punishment, a penalty, 
 
 a fine. Kepbi] Troprjpd £qf.uav i)nei\pdTO. Cycl. 312. SYN. YSXdfirj, cltt], e7tX~ 
 
 poXi), ettXti/uiop, TifxwpXa, kolvyj, bXicrj. 
 Zrj/uXdu), v. [damno afficio,] to fine, to punish. Kdnos 7rE<pvKtj, Sir]jj.XovaXp ol dsoi. 
 
 Ion 444. SYN. Ti/uiopedfuoi, /3Xa7rrw, ahi^dfiai, dvaipEia. 
 Zr}Tev(o,el£r]r£to, v. [quaero,] to seek. Z-qreveiv, 'Ep/jLfjp beblaKTopop rjyefiovev- 
 
 eip. Horn. Merc. 392. See also Orest. 6/2. SYN. 'apu^teo), eiti^teoj, 
 
 vigtjfiai, juaiofiai, ^.drevio, /uEdEwu), /JiETaXXdo), ejowraw. 
 ZfiTTjfid, drds, to, et £rjTT}(rXs, ews, >/, subst. [quaestio, investigatio,] a question, a 
 
 search, an investigation. Ob pffi ov e?#riflua # kp&Td & ddXXop. Bacch. 1128. 
 
 See also Cycl. 14. SYN. *Epu)Tr)fjd, ipojTijaXs, ftdadpos, fiaTTj, eijeraffts. 
 Zr\TT\TE6s, a, up, adj. [quaerendus,] must be sought. Zi)Tr\T£ai ydp lare. b. Kd- 
 [ Kdbat'fUDp lyio. Thesm. 604. 
 I Zdij, Ion. pro Zwrj, q. v. 
 Zoos, Ion. et poet, pro Zojos, q. v. 
 Zo(j>Epos, a, op, adj. [tenebricosus,] darksome, gloomy. TtTrjves vaiovaX, TTEprjp 
 
 Xdtos Cotytpolo. Hes. Theog. 814. SYN. kpotyEpos, aKdreipos, 6p<j>pcuos. 
 Zotyus, ov, 6, subst. [caligo, tenebrae,] gloom, darkness. "Eaaop' ov ydp ovbi 
 
 yfjs vno $d(f>op. Hipp. 1414. SyN.^A^Xvs, optypri, ctkotos, bvaXs, ofuxXri. 
 
 EPITH. 'ApydXcos, alpos, dfjirjydpos, evpvs, Kpvipos, oKpXoeis. 
 Zou), poet, pro Zdto, q. v. 
 ZvyaoTpbp, ov, to, subst. [area, capsa,] a chest. Kot'Xy clvyaoTpa) bwpop, 
 
 (ooirlp eibETi. Trach. 715. SYN. Hopos, Kifiuros. 
 Zvyr\^opds, et Zvyotydpos, ov, 6 et f], adj. [jugum ferens,] bearing the yoke. 
 
 'EptvpeO' 'tTnrovs dpfidm £vyr)(J>&povs. Hipp. 1183. See also Here. F. 120. 
 ZvyXds, a, op, adj. [(l)jugalis; (2)epith. Junonis, connubii praesidis,] (1) yoked, 
 
 (2) presiding over marriage. "Hpy re Zuyirj, Atos cvpetXs, % /jlep EfiolaX. Apoll. 
 
 4. 96. SYN. Zcvktos, ^uyojTos, avS,vyos. 
 \Zvydbe(Tfidp, ov, to, subst. [lorum, quo equi ad temonem ejusque anteriorem 
 
 partem sunt juncti,] the traces of a carriage. 'Ek 6' E<j>Epop Zoyubea/jiop apa 
 
 5vyy €PPEdirr)xy. (1. 270. 
 Zuyds, ov, 6, et gvydp, ov, to, subst. [(l) jugum; (2) trutina ; (3) calcea- 
 
 menti corrigia; (4) caput citharae,] a fastening, a yoke, the transverse beam 
 
 1 Some read 07?A^orey. 
 Pros. Lex. 3 C 
 
386 ZVra ZftIT 
 
 of the balance, a chariot, the bench or transom of a ship, the latchet of a 
 
 shoe. <Peoet fxev, aXyei b\ avyev evrXBeis £vy<p* Hec. 376. SYN. ZevyXrj, 
 
 £evyos, crrad/Jids, Kddtbpa, aeXfid. EPITH. 'Aore/i0>)s, bvoXotyos, bovXXos, iV- 
 
 7T€ios, evlpbs, apyvpeos, xpvaeios, icXeivos, ttwXXkos, InnXKos, 7rotkXXds, eTrav^evXos. 
 
 PHR. Uvtyvov, 6jj.(j)dXdev, ev ol^KecraXv dprjpos. 12. 268. 
 ZvytoBpLZio, v. [perpendo,] to weigh, to balance, to bar. Klvrjadv avdXs es clvto, 
 
 kcu $,vyd)dpX(Jov, Nub. 74)5. Syn. 'Avdicpiv(t>, araBfidofxai, Xaoio, avvapfioTTu). 
 Zvyojvds, ri, ov, adj. [junctus,] joined, yoked. Axfives £vyu>Tu>v apfxdTwv eiri- 
 
 crrdrai. Soph. Electr. 704. Syn. See ZvyXds. 
 ZwaypXa, (ov, ret, subst. [praemia, quae penduntur pro vita? redemptione,] the 
 
 reward given for preserving the life of another.* Mvrjajj ejieV, otX juoi Trpwr/? 
 
 clojaypf d(j>eXXeis. B. 462. ExP. Td tTjs ciwTjs ydpiaTripXd. 
 Z(t>ypa(j>E(t), v. [ad vivum pingo,] to draw to the life, to paint. /Os rots venpolai 
 
 clwypaQe'i ras Xrjicvdovs. Eccles. 9§6. Syn. See Tpdcju*). 
 Zwypdtyds, ov, 6, subst. [pictor,] a painter. "Aye, zwypdtywv dpime. Anacr. 
 
 28. 1. Syn. See Tpd(f>evs. 
 Zioypea), v. [vivum capio ; vivifico,] to take alive, to preserve the life of a 
 
 captive; to restore to life. Zioypei ji, 'Arpeos vie, av b' a£id befaX dnoivd. 
 
 Z. 46. SYN. Zionvpeo), evddXfj iroieio, dieyelpw, dvopBooj, eyeipw. 
 Zioy), fis, fj, et poet. £09, subst. [vita ; victus,] life; the means of living. Kcu 
 
 CTvyepds <f?ams, w irdrep. Eurip. Electr. 121. SYN. Bios, flXoTos, eviropXa, 
 
 ovaXa, KTfjaXs. EPITH. "AXeKrpos, OTvyepa, afiflpoaXa, aXyXvoeaad, eXa^pd, 
 
 Xvypa, Xv7rpd, eirXfio^Qos, TrdXivopaos, juevoeiKrjs, Kaddpd, e/j(f>vrds. 
 ZiodaXfiXds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [vividus, almus,] lively, florishing. "AXXdre tV 
 
 dXXov e7T07rrevei x**P ls £(*>-BaXjjiXds. Olymp. 7« 19* 
 Zio/jid, dros, to, subst. [loriea ; vestimentum quo cingimur,] a coat of mail, 
 
 a girdle. Zoijud re, kcu /uirprjv, rr\v ^aXKrjes Kajiov dvbpes. A. 21 6. SYN. 
 
 Zu)VY\, TCtivXa, evbv/ud, Bu)pa£. EPITH. Qdeivov. 
 Zw/zev/id, dros, rb, subst. [condimentum,] seasoning, the ingredients of pottage. 
 
 TaloX TieXoTroi'i'rjaXwv rpXrjpeai cw/uevfxdrd. Equit. 279* 
 ZwjiibXdv, ov, to, dimin. a (2) Zw/jos, ov, 6, subst. [(1) jusculum, (2) jus,] 
 
 broth, pottage, soup. IL&anep (3povrrj to £(t>/j,Xbiov 7rdrdye7, Kal beivd KeKpayev. 
 
 Nub. 389. See also Nub. 356. 
 Zwvt), rjs, y, subst. [zona, cingulum, pera,] a zone, a girdle. Tovtov nor 
 
 ereKov Katyepov £u)vrjs vtt6. Hec. 750. SYN. Zwcrr?)p, £w/<d, irepi£u)fjd, TeXd/uuv. 
 
 EPITH. Aepyudrtr;/, TrapBhXa, (poiviKOKpoKos, KaXi], y^pveeir). 
 ZlovXov, ov, to, subst. [cingulum,] a girdle. Md\is ydp evpdv ev gkot(j> to £wvXov. 
 
 Lysistr. 72. 
 ZtovvvfjiX, et £iovvvu>, f. £wcroj, v. [cingo,] to gird, to brace, to put on. 'Arpelbris 
 
 5' efidrjGep, Xbe CtovvvadaX diwyf^. A. 15. SYN. Jlepi^ioyvvcj, kvbvvfiai, KaBo- 
 
 7tXI£lo, kvkXou), dpiyxoh), OTe(f)dl OU). 
 
 Zwds, et £dos, rj, 6v, et cios, adj. [vivus,] living. Zwos ehv tote 6' ijbtf «x ev 
 Kdrd yald ^xeXaivd. B. 699. See also Theocr. 2. 5. and E. S87- Syn. Zwv, 
 
 €/J7TVbdS, €fA\pV%ds. 
 
 Zwotokos, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [vivipara,] producing a living creature, viviparous. 
 
 Zwotokoi t r'jaav TtepXwald, 6t]\vroKoi re. Theocr. 25. 125. 
 Zo)7rvpE(o, v. [ignem sopitum accendo, ignifico,] to renew a flame, to kindle. 
 
 Z(t)7rvpovoX Tttpjjds. Sept. Theb. 276. SYN. 'E».xa/w, dvanTto, dveyetpu), e£v 
 
 Trvi$w. 
 Zw7rvpX(i>v, on'os, b, P. N. [Zopyrion.] Oapaei, ZtonvpXwv, yXvKepov tzkos' ov 
 
 \eyio a.7C(pvv. Theocr. 15. 13. 
 Ztopds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [merus,] mere, pure. 'He toX els cit^v £wpbv /.tedu Bapad- 
 
 Xiov xTjp. Apoll. 1.477. SYN.^A^paros. 
 Zioorvjp, vpbs, b, subst. [cingulum, balteus,] a girdle, a belt. T6v pd Kara 
 
 ZioaTTjpd fidXev TeXdfKavids Aias. E. 6 15. SYN. Zwvtj, reXd/xwy, B<ltpa%, 
 
 EPITH. 'Apijpws, dvaibrjs, baibdXios, 7rdvaioXds, tyoivixi (pdeivos. 
 
ZftlT HrHT 387 
 
 ZioffTpdv, ov, to, subst. [vestimentum quo ciugimur,] a girdle, a wrapper. 
 
 Zwor/oa te teal 7r€7rXovs Kal py'iyea aiydXdevrd. £. 38. SYN. See Zu>/j.d. 
 Zuxpvrds, ov, o et ?7, adj. [fertilis plantarum,] productive of plants; fertile. 
 
 ZuxpvTov aifjLa (jporo'taX daXXei. JEsch. Suppl. 864. 
 Z<l)(o, poet, et Ep. pro Zaw, q. v. 
 
 H. , 
 
 *H/3cuos, a, ov, adj. [parvus,] little, small, short. 'E7ret ov oX Zvt <I>peves ovb* 
 
 *l(3utai. H. 140. SYN. Batos, oXtyos, Trends, oXXyo-^pdvXos. 
 'lijjaio, et poet, ijfjuju), v. [pubesco ; juvenesco,] to grow up to manhood, to be 
 
 vigorous. V[opdi](ritf yj3)](ravTES 'I<rfir}vov iroXXv. Eur. Suppl. 1 224. See also 
 
 e. 6$). SYN. 'E077/3d(u, aroiXXw, vEaciu), 6aX\w, a~KfLa£(o. 
 "Hfiv* V s > V> subst. [(1) pubes; juveutus, (2) item P. N. Hebe,] (l) puberty, 
 
 youth, (2) Hebe, the goddess of youth. 'Enel 6' es r\$r\v fjXdev wpalav ydfiiov. 
 
 Helen. 12. SYN. Nlor^s, ijXXtua, aKfxi]. EPITH. (1) ^AyXaos, ayXdoyvios, 
 
 d^dXtvos, dXeiiKaKos, epdrrj, evbal/JitJV, ddXepd, vedpd, veavXs, t)X<£, TroXvfjpdTos, 
 
 auxppwv, acppuv, epdretvq, (2) xaXXiarcpvpos, XevKoayvpos, Ttfiijeocd, KaXdirebiXos, 
 
 yjpvaoirehiXos, dfifopoTos. PHR. (l^Aic/jirf rjjorjs. Alcest. 326. rjfirjs buipd, Al- 
 
 cest.300. ddXipos ijfirjs xporos. Eur. Electr. 20. -ijfirjs epXxvbeos fiETpov. A. 225. 
 
 teoev dvQos epXKvbeos ijfir]S. Hes. Theog. 988. repTrvas yjivaoaTE(pdvoi6 Ktipnos 
 
 ijfias. Pyth.4. 281. 
 'H(3iitt)s, ov, 6, adj. [puber,] in the vigor of youth, youthful, vigorous. Bpd- 
 
 -^ioviov ebeilfiv yfii'iTrjv tvitov. Heracl. 859- SyN."E^t//3os, cucfyos, i]Xi£. 
 'HfivXXXdoj, v. [prae juventute petulans sum,] to be wanton through youth. 
 
 'HfivXXXuHTai K&p tX 7rdpdTer iXfiep at. Ran. 519* 
 'HyddZos, a, ov, adj. [valde divinus,] very divine. Afj/uvdv Zs yyddZrjv nZTTZpri- 
 
 fiZvds' ovbZ fxXv eayZv* $. 58. SYN. See ZddZos. 
 "Hydvov, Ion. pro Tyjydvdv, ov, to, subst. [sartago,] a frying-pan. Xe~tpd r kv 
 
 i}ydvu> fidXeiv. Anacr. 130. 
 'Hytfidvev/jLu, dros, to, subst. [ductio : in I. c. abstractum, ut aiunt scholastic!*, 
 
 pro concreto positum, dux,] a guidance, a conductor. 'AyZfidvevfid vlKpdlal 
 
 ttoXvotovov. Pho3n. 1506. 
 'Hyifxovevio, et (2) iiytofxai, v. [(l) dux sum, (2) duco, exislimo,] (1) to be a 
 
 leader or general, (2) to conduct, to lead, to consider, to think. AoxpiLv # 
 
 yyZfxdvevZv 'OVXi/os ray^s A'ias. B. 527- See also Hec. 329' Syn. (l) "Ap^w, 
 
 obrjyZio, iiyrjXaiw, (2) vofjti£io, XoyiCo/uai, boKXfxa^u}, virbXa^^dvu), rXOripX. 
 'liyEjjidvXos, ov, 6, adj. [couduceus; epith. Mercurii,] conducting. 'AXX' i)yZ- 
 
 fjoiibv. Plut. 1159. 
 'HyZ/juiv, dvos; yyr)-)]p, fjpds ; fjyr)T))s, ov; >/yj/rwp, dpbs,b; et iiyZfiovrj, ys, >/, 
 
 subst. [dux, praeses,] a leader, a guide, a commander, governor, mover. 
 
 TloXXs, Tidi'ivrfr \ViKTpbv, iiyZfxwv dbov. Hec. 281. See also CE. C. 1520. JEsch. 
 
 Suppl. 247. B. 79- and Call. 3. 228. SYN. "fyijyijn/s, dyos, dyuybs, 
 
 &PX" S > fiarrXXevs, arpuT^yos. EpiTH. 'AydVXuros, eabXds, 'i<pQXfios, (pXXos, Old- 
 
 TTe^TTTOS. 
 
 j i 'Hyto/icu, vid. 'HyZfjidvevu). 
 
 'HyEpiofxai, et itylpldofxai, poet, pro 'Ayeipofiai, q. V. 'E>> tyvXdKeoo' Xvd yap 
 otyXv Ene<ppdbbv yyEpEeadai. K. 127. See also F. 231. 
 
 'Hy/jXa^w, v. [duco, praeeo,] to lead, to preside. Nvv pkv bij fjLdXd nay^y 
 ||| K&KOM kukov iiy*lXu£ei. p. 2\J . Syn. 'Hytd/aat, dyw, (pZpoj, tXavvw, dbrjyew, 
 (. "PX W » QEpdirevu), £7rt/xeXco/iat. 
 
 'HyijD/p, y)"/)']Twp, et iiyr}Tf)s, vid. 'Hytfx&v. 
 
388 HAEH HEPO 
 
 'Hhetos, adv. [libenter,] agreeably, readily, gladly. 'AW rjbews efxoiye KaXyei- 
 
 vws dfxd. Antig. 436. SYN. TeprrvCjs, dXv7r<t)s, ebtypovios, evQvpws. 
 "Hbrj, adv. [jam, mox, protinus,] now, already, presently, immediately. "H£ei 
 
 5' 'dhvffevs oaov ovk. rjbrj. Hec. 140. SYN. "Nvv, TrdXcu. 
 'Hbdfxai, v. [delector,] to be delighted. "Oaris yvvaintiv XvfjiEojvds r}btrai. 
 
 Hipp. 1071* SYN. 'Ecpyibofiai, V7rep7ibd/j.at, ev(f)pa.ivdfj.ai i Tepno/jiai, yaipb). 
 'Wbovri, fjs, >/, subst. [voluptas, jucunditas,] pleasure, delight. TXs r/bovri trot 
 
 Oeou 1 Qdvelv kv ore/U/udat. Ion 130£). SYN. Tdvos, repxpls, Tpv^q, ?]bos, ent- 
 
 Ov/utu. 
 r Hbds, eos,ro, subst. [suavitas,] sweetness, charm, pleasure. 'H/u£v eaaerat 
 
 7]bos, ETrel V£(J)£\r)yEpEra Zevs. A. 318. SYN. "Abos, rjbovr/, uxfreXeid. 
 'Hbvfidrjs, ov, 6, adj. [dulcisonus,] sweet-sounding. Ktpdodv abv(3oa Qpvyicov. 
 
 Bacch. 127* SYN. 'Hbvdpoos, ribvfiEXrjs, evrj^rfs, rjbvyXuiffads. 
 'HbvyeXios, wtos, adj. [dulce ridens,] sweetly smiling. AlyX7rdbrjv bXicspwrd, 
 
 irdXvKpvrdv, rjbvysXojTd. Horn. Pan. 37« SYN. QiXofx/ueibris. 
 'HbvyXojacroSt ov, 6 et fj, adj. [suavem liuguam habens,] sweet-tongued. 'A/*- 
 
 <f>bT£pb)Qev y abvyXwa-aos. Olymp. 13. 141. 
 'HbvETrijs, eos, et rjbvXdyds, ov, 6 et ff, adj. [suaviloquus,] sweetly speaking. 
 
 'H5v£7D7S dvopovoE, XXyvs TTvXiwv dydprjTi'is. A. 248. See also Hec. 131. 
 
 SYN. MEXlyrjpvs, fiEXitydoyyos, yXvtcviJHavds, lfiEp6<puiv6s, Enrjrijs, avbrjeis, bvvdros 
 
 et beivos elireiv, Xeyeiv. 
 'Hbvdpdds, ov, oet 77, et r]bvfi£Xr)s, eos, 6 et fj, adj. [dulcisonus,] sweet-sounding. 
 
 Udvd fxovffdv abvdpodv. Eur. Electr. 703. See also Aves 659. Syn. 'Hbv- 
 
 (3or}S, ijbvTrvdds. 
 'HbvXoyos, vid. 'H5ye7r^s. \ 
 
 "Hbvfxds, ov, 6 et ft, adj. [suavis, jucundus,] sweet, pleasant. €>>/ pd veoXXovtos, 
 
 TrpdKaXevfjiE'vds fjbvfjidv virvov. Horn. Merc. 241. SYN. Nfjbv/jos, f]bvs. 
 r Hbv7rpdds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [suaviter spirans,] sweetly breathing. 'Hbvirvdovs 
 
 avpas. Med. 835. 
 'HSi)7ro\tV, ems, adj. [gratus jucundusque civitati,] dear to the city. Bdvdvu 
 
 & fibvTrdXis. (E. R. 510. 
 'RbvTrdrds, ov, 6 et et fj, adj. [cujus potus suavis est,] sweetly flavored. Olvov 
 
 f]bv7roroid, Toy eVSlfcdrw evXavrw. y. 391. 
 'HSiis, e7a, v, compar. 'HStW, Attice, 'RbXwv, Ion. et Dor. superl. "HStoros, adj. 
 
 [suavis,] sweet, pleasant, delightful. 'Us f]bvs kv nop-iranX gos Keirat tvttvs. 
 
 Troad. 1186. SYN. TAvkvs, dydvos, fieiXXyps, evtjdrjs, eVfydpts. 
 'Hbvarjxd, dros, to, subst. [suavitas, condimentum,] sweetmeat, sauce. *H vdfxi~ 
 
 Sets rets 'AQrjvas vol (j)Epeiv qbvafidrd. Vesp. 499* SYN/'Aprv/ud. 
 'Hbwvds, ij, ov, P. N. [Edonus,] Edonian, Thracian. 'datcow, E\ovaai icepKib* 
 
 'HbwPTjs xEpds. Hec. 1135. 
 'HeXios, vid."HXtos. 
 'Heptfid/uai, v. [sublimis volito,] to be elevated, to be on the alert. c fts b' ?>& 
 
 viral purrjs irvpos aKpXbis r/EpEQovrai. $. 12. SYN. AliopEo/xai, delpo/iai, KpZ/jd- 
 
 fiai, E7raipu/J.ai, Epsdlcldfjicci. 
 'Hepi/3om, as, r/, P. N. [Eriboea.] Et pri fx-qTpviri, TripXKaXXrfs 'RipXfioid. E. 389. 
 'Htptos,a, 6v, adj. [(l)aerius, obscurus ; (2)matutinus,] in the air, dark, in the 
 
 morning. 'Hepioi* tote by pd m/o) Atos alad irdpeoTi). 1. 52. SYN. 'AepXos, 
 
 (2) EioOXvds. 
 'Hizpdeibris, eos, et r}Ep6ets, cvtos, adj. [obscure,] gloomy, dark. *H filv daa £vv 
 
 vqvaXv ett riEpdeibid ttovtov. y. 105. SYN. 'HtpXos, (tkoteivos, bvotplpos, KcXcu- 
 
 VE<prjs, okotoeis, 6p(j)valos. 
 'Hipopol-Xs, Xbds, f}> adj. [per aerem means,] air-traversing. 'AXXd Zevs ical 
 
 Molpd Kat riipo^olrXs 'Epivvs. T. 87- SYN. 'Afpo/3drov(7a, depoXnoTris, depo-t- 
 TroTtjTos, depaX7rovs. 
 
 1 0eow is here scanned as a monosyllable. 
 
HEPO HAAK 389 
 
 'Hepdipufvus, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [elatam seu altam vocem habens,] having a loud 
 voice. licrjirTpa be Kr)pvK<ov kv %epa eyov i)epd(f)Q)VO)v. 2. 505. SYN. MtydXo- 
 
 'Herltjjv, wvos, b, P. N. [Eetion.] 'HetXcjv, 6s evaiev v-rro TI\&K<p vXijeffarj. Z. 396. 
 EPITH. 'AvtXOeos, fjieyaXrjTwp, dfivfxiov, o(3pX^os. 
 
 'H>)p, epos, rj, Ion. pro 'Aj)p, q. v. [(l)aer, (2) caligo. "In posteriori significatu 
 semper ponitur feraininum; in priori semper masculinum." Damm.] 
 
 'HOds, dbus, adj. [consuetus, famiiiaris,] accustomed, usual, familiar, intimate. 
 Tci Kaiva y €K tQv rjddbwv, u> beoTrdrd. Cycl. 250. SYN. 'E0ds, et^s, avvrjdr]S t 
 oiKe7ds, ZyearXos, koiviovos, i'n.iepds. 
 
 'Rdelds, a, 6v, adj. [(1) venerandus; (0.) subst. patruus,] dear, respected, a term 
 addressed by a younger to an elder brother; (2) an uncle. Tiitte poX, f/deirf 
 K£<j>a\rj, bevp' eiXrjXoudds ; y ¥. 94. Exp. 'HQiKr) irpocr([)U)vr)<Jis veiOTepov 7rpos 
 TrpeafiiiTepuv. SYN. lepvos, ayXdorijUos, delus, riyaQeos, cpXXds. 
 
 'Hdfids, ov, 6, subst. [cribrum,] a sieve. *H xaA/o/A&roV rjdfxov Trpovxm>. Eur. 
 fr. Eurysth. 1. 2. Syn. K6(tkXvov. 
 
 7 H8ds, eds, to, subst. [(1) mos ; (2) consuetus habitandi locus,] manner, habit, 
 custom, haunt. "AypioV ifios, urvylpav re tyvaXv. Med. 102. SYN. 'E0os, 
 rpoiros, <f)vrj, (pvaXs. EPITH. "Aoropyov, fiapfidpov, evasfies, d^/ei/Ses, tyXXdrtfiov, 
 bvoytvls, dKoXaaTov, kclivov, XoiyXov, t/jepoev, KepbaXeop, tiebidv f KifibrjXov, 
 KvbdXXfidv, irttTTdv, ttoUXXov, iraTpwXov, TroXvrpoTrov, tyyyeves. 
 
 "Hid, et rjXd, item i]id (dissyll.) wv, ra, subst. [viatica, commeatus,] provisions 
 for a journey ; provisions, chaff. T' ijid kclX dyylaXv dpaov dnavrd. /3. 289. 
 SYN. 'EtydbXd, (2) /3pw/udrd, (3)dxvpd. 
 
 'HWZds, et rjdeds, ov, 6, subst. [(1) juvenis, (2) ccelebs,] a young man; an un- 
 married man, a bachelor. 'WXQeov t 'AKa^ftvr, eireiKEXov dddvaroitrXv. A. 60, 
 SYN. Kovpos, a'i£r)ds, dydfids. EPITH. QdXedojy, OdXepos, drdXd (ppovEwv. 
 Phr. <baibpos ev BfJifidaXv. Apoll. 2. 44. irvpaais ylvvaiv e^arbpov/uevos. 
 Phcen. 32. ' 
 
 'Hioets, €vtos> adj. [magnas habens ripas,] having high and craggy shores, 
 deeply embanked. Tov \xiv Eirei-a uddeioEv ett' fjXoevTX 1 ^LKdjiarbpu). E. 36. 
 
 "Hxds, ov, adj. [jaculandi peritusj skilled in shooting. "E*/f3d ol, ijXe <Do7/3t, 
 6eal Xoov vbdrX KaX<p. Horn. Apoll. 120. SYN. YJuokottos, EKrjfioXos, EKaTt]- 
 fttXerrjs. 
 
 'Hiwj/, et rja)v, ovos, f] t subst. [littus,] a shore. Avris b' iftova fj.EydXrjv xpdfjd- 
 OoioX KdXv^e. M. 31. See also Orest. 9S9- Syn."Akt»7, alyXdXos, o^Or), Gis, 
 ipaufxos. EPITH. ridpa7rX»)^, irpovxovffd, anpd, (3dQeld, fidpvbovirbs, clvdXXa, 
 it oXvyXoMjftos , Troptyvpza, \l/d(j)dpa. 
 
 r HKd, adv. [leniter, quiete,] gently, mildly, quietly. Etdrd evvrjrws, j^a ittQl- 
 
 fiovrds eXaih). S. 59^- SYN. "Hpe/id, $](Ti>yj*>s > npqius. 
 /'rkearos, rj, 6v, adj. [scuticam nunquarn expertus ; jugum nullum passus,] not 
 having experienced the goad ; unsubjected to the plough. "Hvts> j)<ceoras, 
 XepevaefxeVy aiK eXst'icr). Z. 275. SYN. 'AKevTTjTos, dbdfiaoTos. 
 
 "Hkkttos, vid. Mticpos. 
 
 "Hk(o, v. [veni,] to be come, or arrived. "Hkio vzKpCbv tcevd/jtiovd kcu ckotov nvXas. 
 Hec. 1. SYN. YLdd)jK<o t tXyXvOd, irdpdyiyvofxai. 
 
 'HXatVw, ^XacTKa^u), et riXaffKio, v. [erro, vugor,] to roam, to wander about, to 
 be mad. Ovb' enXrv^(3xbXoL tcopvbaXXxbts i)XalvovTat ', Theocr. 7« 23. See 
 also 2. 281. and N. 104. SYN. 'AXdo/iat, TrXdvdofxai, tXavvo/iat. 
 
 'HXdfc-dnj, ?;s, ?), et (2) tiXukutu, ojv, rd, subst. [(1) colus ; (2)lanae circumvoluta3 
 colui,] a distaff, the thread wound round a distaff. '\<tt6v t yXdKdrTjv te, kcu 
 an<pXTroXotoX keXcve. Z. 491. See also -q. 105. SYN. "ArpaKTos, bova^, (deXos. 
 EPITH. AivoKXtDcrroSf xpvffta, boXXxV' 
 
 1 For the reason why the final syllable of Tjidevri remains short before the initial 2k of Xtcdfiav- 
 Spos, see the note at the word Zdnwdos. 
 
390 HAAS HAI0 
 
 'HXaff/cdco;, et r/XaoTw, vid. 'HXaiVw. 
 
 'HXefCTjoa, as, £/, P. N. [Electra,] one of the daughters of Agamemnon and 
 
 Clytaemnestra. 1 X-pvadOifiXs, 'lepXyEvetd t\ 'HXe/crpa r eyw. Orest. 23, EpiTH. 
 
 'Ap^gyo^os, bvcrrrjvos, betXaid, fiadvTTEirXds, pdbdirq'xys," ArXavrXs. 
 "HXenrpai nvXai, wv, al, [Electrae Portse,] one of the seveu gates of Thebes. 
 
 Kanaveus, TrpoafjyE \6yp v ^ 7r ' 'HXen-pais 7n)Xats. Phoen. 1 145. 
 'HXe«rptVos, 6V, adj. [ex electro faetus,] of amber, bright, pellucid. See in 
 
 TXvicvfxrjXdv. 
 "HXeicrpos, ov, 6, et ijXeKrpdv, ov, to, subst. [mixtura ex auroet argento conflata, 
 
 electrum,] a mixture of gold and silver, burnished gold. Xpvcrov r tjXticTpov 
 
 tc Kai apyvpov, ??§' eXetyavTos. b. 73. EPITH. AXetbijs, ^pvcravyrjs. 
 'HXetcrpdfarjs, eds, adj. [electri splendorem habens,] shining like electrum, 
 
 glittering. AaKpvwv rets rjXeKrpotyaeis avyas. Hipp. 738. 
 'HXeicrpvuvr), 7, rjs, >/, P.N. [Electryone,] Electryone. Zwe 5' aya.XXdjj.tvos avv 
 
 &i)<j(j)vp(t) 'HXeKTpvdjvy. Hes. Clyp. 86. . 
 'HXeKTpvtov, wvos, b, P. N. [Election,] Electryon. 9 Eye/?ar? 'HXetcrpvwvos 
 
 'AXtcprivr) At<. Alcest. 855. 
 'HXeKrwp, opos, 6, subst. [Sol,] the sun. Tevy^EcrX iraficpalvtov, &ar rfXeKTiop vtte- 
 
 piuv. T. 398. Syn. See"HXios. 
 'HXe/xarws, adv. [temere,] rashly, at random, cursorily. Tw tcaX or ^Xe/uarws 
 
 KoX%ot juddov avTiowvTes. Apoll. 4. 1206. SYN. Mar^y, fidralios, dXXios, 
 
 avT(os. 
 "RXeds, et f}X6s, 17, dV, adj. [stolidus,] foolish, silly, Mevrop, drapr-qpe, ypEvas 
 
 ^Xee, 7ro76> ieL7res ; /3. 243. Syn. 'Avotjtos, fiiopbs, fxdraids, fjXXdXos. 
 'HXelot, wy, ol, P. N. [Elidis incolee, qui et 'Eneiol dicti,] Eleans. f fis ottot 
 
 'HXeiotffl icai Yjfiiv veiKos erv^dr}. A. 670. 
 'HXidcJes, w^, at, P. N. [Heliades,] the Heliades, the daughters of the Sun. 
 
 'HXtd5es, TcLvdrjatv Etyrj/UEvaX alyelpoiaX. Apoll. 4. 6*1. SYN. QaedovTtabes, <D&£- 
 
 Qovtos abeXtpai. 
 'HXtdcw, f. £w et aw, v. [(1) ad solem expando, (2) in Helia?a judico,] (1) to 
 
 expand to the sun, (2) to be a judge in the court of Heiiaea. b. 'AXX' ovk e6' 
 
 fjXta^eis. Lysistr. 380. Syn. (2) At«d5w. - 
 "HXms, vid. 'HXXdbes. 
 'RXtaarrjs, ov, 6, subst. [judex in Heliaea,] a judge in the court of Helieea. 
 
 Miov 'HXiacrrui &. Ma Ata, darepov rpdrrov. Aves 109. 
 'HXiaartKds, rj, ov, adj. [Heliasticus, judicialis,] of the court of Heliaea. 'Yiro- 
 
 yaarpXov yepovros 'HXlaarXxov. Vesp. 195. 
 'HXtfiards, ov, 6 et //, adj. [tarn altus ut soli uni sit pervius,] accessible only to 
 
 the sun, very high. TW >;X?/3drwv dpdviov. Aves 1732. Syn. "Y^r/Xos, 
 
 ajjards, v\p£ p e ({)■>) s, v\popd(j)ds. » 
 
 "HXi'6>d, adv. [effuse, valde, copiose,] very, exceedingly. r«wwff«ce«v 7] yap fxe 
 
 bvrj E%eX r}\Xdct ttoXX)). £. 215. SYN. ^A0pows, crtyobpa, fidXa, ttclvv, fidrt)v. 
 'Hxrerd^a;, v. [stulte ago,] to play the fool. Tavr riXXdXacu). Equit. 1121. 
 
 Syn. MwpaiVw, r/Xaino, avai<rdr]TE(jj. 
 'HXXdXds, ov, adj. [stultus, vecors,] silly, foolish, 'iboir KpepaC' ws i)XXdX6v 
 
 eipdeyZard. Nub. 872. SYN. "AvaiodriTbs, /miopos, afypwv, oxXripos, fxdraids. 
 'HXXdidw, v. [attonitum reddo,] to astonish, to astound. M>) <j>p£vas vfiiov 
 
 riXXdXwori. P. V. 1097* SYN. 'Arv£(t>, eK7rXr)TTio, 7rdpa7rX//0-<7W. 
 
 1 Homer gives different names to the three daughters of Agamemnon. XpvaoQtfxis, Kal AooStVcr;, 
 Kal 'l<fnava<raa. I. 28G. 
 
 2 Dr. Maltby remarks in a note on this word, in his Thesaurus, that the third and fourth 
 syllables of 'HXeKrpvcivrj must be contracted or considered as one long syllable, since a short vowel 
 before any three consonants cannot remain short. See an excellent, note on this subject by 
 Dr. Monk, Alcest. 855. To, though not a diphthong, is scanned as such in several passages. 
 Alcest. 855. Phoen. 1327, Iph. T. 977. Hes. Scut. 82. 
 
HAIK HMA0 391 
 
 'HXi/cia, as, ri, subst. [statura, actas, adolescentia, vigor,] stature, age, man- 
 hood, vigor. X(0i7 yvbHrXnayeiv a))v yXXuXav. Heracl. 706. SYN. Teved, viu- 
 7?/s, aK/ur]. EPITH. 'luipdevod, If^epTrj, oQivdpa, (paibpd, \Xdepd. 
 'H\iKl(OTr]s, ov, 6, et ^Xiij, lkos, 6 et fj, subst. [par aetate,] a youth of the same 
 age, an equal in years. 'EK7rXeu<7cts vyXrjs indvfjXd' i/jos aXXfcX<Lras. Theocr. 
 
 14. 54. See also Here. F. 511. Syn. 'O^Xi*, avvr]Xi^ 
 "UXXkos, r\, dv, adj. [quantus, quali aetate,] how great, of what age. 'dpys uiv 
 
 rj/xas, §XtJCOt Trpocn'mlQa. CE. R. 15. SYN. 'dads, irdads, ditdads. 
 7 HX<|, vid. 'HXtiawn/s. 
 'H\io/3X»;ros, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [apricus,] smitten by the sun, sunny, fypvy&v re 
 
 Tlepautv & rjXXofiXrjTOVS irXdcds. Bacch. 14. 
 'HXidKavcrros, ov, 6 et r], adj. [sole perustus,] burnt up by the sun, sun-burnt. 
 "Ja^vav, aXXdKavaroV cyw be fxdvos uiXXyXupov. Theocr. 10. 26. 
 'HXioyuav^s, ids, adj. [sole gaudens,] delighting in the sun. 0aX7reVi fiiffrjfjtepl- 
 
 vois rjXXo/jdvrjS (3oa. Aves 1095. - 
 'HXtoorep^s, ids, adj. [sole privatus vel privans,] shading from the sun. IlwXov 
 
 fiifloxrav' xparX 6' fjXXoaripris. (E. C. 313. 
 'HXXotTTXfiris, eds, adj. [per quem sol incedit,] traversed by the sun. Upds 
 
 avrdXas tyXoy wwds rjXXoorXfielis. P. V. 81 6. 
 "HXios, et yiXXds, ov, 6, subst. [Sol,] the sun. "HXit, ddais 1-ktcowXv elXiacrtov 
 
 <fXdyd. Phcen. 2. SYN. 'HXe/crwp, vniplojv, $o7/3os, Qdidwv, Qomcpdpds, JJaiav. 
 
 EPITH. 'EirXreXXu fields, Kdrdbvdixivds, 6£,vs, repxpl/jL^pdrds, (pdiaiufipdrds, clkcl- 
 
 pas, Trcifupavdujv, dvXwv, ^pvad<peyy^s, alyXyeis, aldofxivos, evpv6irr}s, £eibh)pds, 
 
 XXirdp6£iovds, liap/uaipw, udXipds, cduivys, rrjXecpdvys, creipXdets, xpvodfdfjs, 
 
 (fiXdyepos, tydiipos, (pdetvds, ^avffi/jpdros. PHR. Qeyyos i]XXov. Hec. 250. 
 
 ciktIs kvkXos t' i/XXov. Hec. 412. i/XXov (3dXai. Orest. 57. yXXov ayvbv cefias. 
 
 Med. 7-50. (pdevvoi Xainrriipis ijXXov. Rhes. 5Q. KaXXXtyeyyes i]XXov aeXds. 
 
 Troad. 853. 6s ncivr ityopq kou ttcivt indKovei. /a. 323. 7rdvT(ov QeiJov debv irpu- 
 
 fios ijXXds. CE. R. 660. o^eidv 6 yeve~dXXos ciktiviov iraTYip, irvp Trvioi'Tiov ap\ds 
 
 "nnrwv. Olymp. 7* 128. aaripds ovpdvXov ttjXciv year epos (pads. Pyth. 3, 134. 
 
 irdvo7iT))s kvkXus yXXov. P. V. 91* tov o.i7rvv ovpdvov bfyprjXdTwv. Aj. Fl. 
 
 845. 
 'HXXs, Xlds, i], P. N. [Elis,] one of the divisions of the Peloponnesus. 'HXtSos 
 
 bvvciardpis. Iph. A. 280. EPITH. 'l7r7r//Xtt7-os, bid, evpvydpds, 'nntdfidrdSy 
 
 ivbfypds, 7roXv7ra/JWJ\ PHR. Evarwp Avbov IliXdirds dTOtKia. Olymp. 1. 
 
 37- 
 'HXx-ofirjvds,. dv, adj. [natus ante completes menses,] prematurely born. 'Ek 
 
 & dydye 7rpd<f)d(t)obe, KaX i)XXrdfxr]vdi^ eovTa. T. 118. 
 'HXiufTis, Xbds, adj. [solaris,] sunny. 'A/cr7v' es tiXXwtXv' ws 6' edaXneTd. Tracli. 
 
 699- 
 'HXtdu), v. [rutilo,] to be red and flaming. Ta b' is dtcpdv fjXXwvas. Anacr. 
 
 29.6. 
 T HXos, ov, o, subst. [clavus,] a stud, a nail. 'A/ufyX 6' dp' ti/uoiaiv fidXiTo $(f)ds' 
 
 ev hi oX i]Xoi. A. 59. SYN. Yojityds. EPITH. Xpvaeids. 
 'HXvyr), rjs, ?/, subst. [tenebrae, umbra,] shade, gloom, darkness. Owy, dpwvris 
 
 ovhiv, el fii) tT]s biKT)s T))v ijXvyip'. Acharn. 684. SYN. Y.kXcl, Cldtyos, aKords. 
 'HXvaXds, d, dv, adj. [Elysius,] Elysian. 'AXXa a is 'HXvaXov iriblov teal Tzei- 
 
 pdrd yalrjs. b. 563. Phr. See the whole passage from which the quotation 
 
 is taken, and Olymp. 2. K)9.and 128. 
 "HXvoXs, iws, y, subst. [adventus, ingressus,] an arrival, entrance. UiKpdv 
 
 bXu)Ku>v i'lXvaiv, Trdpeoff dbe. Here. F. 1035. SYN. Udpeid, fidais, iXevoXs, 
 
 d<f>t£is, i(f>dbos, obds, avvobos. 
 'H/ia6ia, as, r/, P. N. [Emathia, seu Macedonia,] Emathia or Macedonia. Ilte- 
 
 pXyv inXfidad KaX 'H/ud0i/jv ipdreivrjv. H. 226. SYN. rioXuoX/3os. 
 'HudOXuv, idvds, 6, P.N. [Emathion,] the son of Tithonus and Aurora. KaX 
 
 'Hfiddiwvd dvaKra. lies. Theog. 984. 
 
392 HMA0 HMI0 
 
 *Hfiaddets, eaad, ev, adj. [arenosus,] sandy. Ile/ii//w fr es lirdpTtjv re KaX es 
 
 flvXov rj/JiddbevTa. a. 93. SYN. ^Vafiddwbrjs, Tpa^vs. 
 ^H/zcu, v. [sedeo, infigor,] to sit, to be placed in. JJpds e/jty ipv^a Opaabs 
 
 ycrrai. Alcest. 620. SYN. Kddfjfxai, eTrXKa.dfJiJ.aiy e'cd/mt, l£dvoj. 
 r Hyudp, dros, to, et rjfJiepa, as, r), subst. [dies,] a day. Kai fx r)fidp jjbt] fyjx- 
 
 fxerpovfievov \pbvu). QE. R. 73. See also Hec. 317* SYN. <t>ujs, (pads, ijujs. 
 
 EPITH. AovXeibv, tcvpXbv, kydpbv, e\evQepov 9 Xvirpov, flpd%v, 7re7rpiojU£vb)', 
 
 deXnTov, Ka\Ai0eyyes, XevkottcoXov, yXvKEpbv, a'ioXjjLbv, iphofMov, votrrXfibv, ev- 
 
 bXbv, bXedpXov, fxopaXfJidv, vtiXees, irbXvaTbvbv, (J)d£aifj(Spbrbv, <f)U)(7(f)bpbv, dvayicatbv, 
 
 beiiXbv, optyavXKov, alfiaroev. PHR. 'HXXov ciktXs, xpvceas rjfxepas j3X£<pdpbv, 
 
 fljjepas ayvov tydbs, rpb^ot afj,iXXr)Tfjpes riXXov, dXXov irals. 
 'HjuaVios, a, ov, adj. [diurnus,] daily. "Rvdd kev r)/adTXrj [iev v(f>aiv€<ricov fxiydv 
 
 laTOv. t. 149. SYN. 'HfAeprfaXos, etc yj/jlcltX, eV r)fxdp. 
 'HjuEbairos, r), bv, adj. [nostras,] of our country. "Hi' lir 'AaavpXojv f]/u£bd7rr) 
 
 (TTparXtj. Call. fr. 152. 
 'HjuiEpa, \\d. J Hfxdp. 
 'Hpepevio, v. [diem transigo; per diem aliquid facio,] to pass the day. TW 
 
 Tfivfr d-rretXoJv ovve^ fjfiEpevao/uEV. Soph. Electr. 786*. SYN. AXrjjjiEpevu), bf 
 
 rjfjiEpas Kafivto. 
 *Hfi£p>i(xXds, dv, adj. [unius diei ; diurnus. Vid. Doctiss. Blomf. in 1. c] of one 
 
 day, daily, 'ft x ai P^> ^ofivnjp vvktos, fifXEptjaXbv. Again. 21. Syn. Kdffy- 
 
 fiEpXbs, r/fxarXos, 7rdvr)fj£pXbs. 
 ^HfjiepXs, Xbbs, r/, subst. [" vitis hortensis et ab hominibus culta, ad differentiani 
 
 sylvestris, Ttjs aypiabos." Damm.] a cultivated vine. 'HjnEpXs ///3ww<rd, TEdijXet 
 
 be GTa<pvXr\aX. e. 6$). SYN."AjU7re/Vds, o'ivr}. 
 'HfiEptiicoiTds, ov, 6, adj. [qui die dormit,] one who sleeps in the day. Mfi 
 
 7t6te <t fjfiEpbKoirbs dvr/p dwo ^pri/udd' EXrjrat. Hes. Op. 603. 
 'HfiEpdXeybdv, adv. [per singulos dies numeratim,] counting day by day. Td- 
 
 Kees fr dXb^ol & fjfJEpdXtybov. Pers. 63. 
 "HfjLEpds, ov, 6 et f], adj. [mansuetus, cicur,] tame, gentle, kind. "Hfxipbv e£ 
 
 avXfjs' 01 fr iv^ovres ettovto. o. l62. SYN. 'Rdds, VTrbyelpXbs, ye.ipbriQris, tX- 
 
 Baaabs, nrpqbs. 
 'HfjtEpofftcbnbs, ov, 6, subst. [speculator diurnus,] a spy by day. "Ottws fr b 7rpw- 
 
 tos rjfiXv f)fA£po<TKb7rbs. Antig. 253. SYN. Qpovpbs. 
 'Hfiepbfavrbs, bv, adj. [interdiu conspicuus,] seen by day. "bvdp rjjjiEpbcpavTbv 
 
 dXaivei. Agam. 8!. 
 ( H'jj.£pb(t), v. [mitem reddo,] to render mild or fertile. 'AvrjfxZpov tXBevtes iifi£p<o~ 
 
 /AEvrjy. Eumen. 14. 
 "H/jLETEpos, a, by, pronom. [noster,] our. Xelpcts 0' {jfiETtpas, fi-qb' ovrXvd yaarlpX 
 
 firjTrjp, Z. 58. SYN. Ntotrepos, rjjjibs. 
 9 HpX t pro fyr}jiX, q. v. [loquor,] to speak, to say. *H pa. yvv)) rafxXrj' b fr d7re<r- 
 
 avrb bto/jiaTbs"RKTit)p. Z. 39C. 
 *H«iyeVeids, bv, adj. [semibarbatus,] with half a beard. Tlvppbs, b & {jfiXyi- 
 
 veios' em Kpavav bi tXv a/ucjno. Theocr. 6. 3. 
 r Hp.Xbar)s, eos, adj. [semiustus,] half-burnt. 'HfxXbarjs & dpd vtjvs XXttet avroBi' 
 
 rot b f £(f)bj3r)6EV. II. 294. SYN. 'H/JUipXeKTos, yifiXTOfibs. 
 *Hjj.XbT7rXolbXbv, ov, to, sub^t. [dimidiata diplois,] a bed-gown. Tov-l to tijs 
 
 yvvatKus ri/mXbXTrXoibXov. Eccles. 318. SYN. KpbxwTbv. 
 "HjuXbovXbs, bv, adj. [semiservus,] half a slave, meanly born. 'H fr yfjiXbovXovs 
 
 toIs tfiols, vbQayEvels. Androm. 942. 
 "VifiXeKTEbv, ov, to, subst. [dimidiatus sextarius,] half a sextarius. 'Eyw fxlv 
 
 ovblv wpbTEpbv fffjiXeKTEOv. Nub. 643. 
 'H/uXOeos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [semideus,] a demi-god. 'H/nfiewv ovs £7rX Tpo~i-av. 
 
 Iph. A. 173. SyN."H/3ws, baifjuov. 
 f UlJ.XdriXvs, vbs, adj. [semifemina,] half-womaii, effeminate. Tbv yjfuQriXvv 
 
 "Attiv. Anacr. 13. 2. 
 
HMI0 HNIO 393 
 
 'H/xfdvijs, ijTds, adj. [semianimis,] half dead. 01 [iev dp' fifudpfjres, en-ei Tap 
 
 Torvldy eibop. Call. 6. 60. 
 'Hfjinaicws, adv. [non omnino bene,] half well, very indifferently. Tern jxep 
 
 ovp, dXX' yjLilxaKws, ej3o7Kdfjirjv. Thesm. 449* Syn. MerpXws. 
 'RfxiKpaipd, as, >/, subst. [dimidia capitis pars,] half the head or skull. Tt)p 
 
 fffxltcpaipav ri)v erepkv \pLX})v Eyjov ; Thesm. 227« 
 'H/jX\€7TTvi, ov, adj. [semidecorticatus,] half stripped off or shelled. '6 6' 
 
 V/uiXeTrrds ifer). Anacr. 33. 10. 
 'H^Xovews, r\, op, adj. [mularis,] of mules, mulish. Ka£t>* and 7raaadX6<pip 
 . Cvyov fjpeop fifjtiopetov. ft. 268. 
 'HjuXdi os, ov, 6, subst. [nuilus,] a mule. 'H/uXotw, at yap re fioiop 7rpd(j>epe(TTepai 
 
 elaiv. K. 352. Phr. See X Y, 652. 
 'H/jXtt'eXekkop, ov, to, subst. [securis,] a hatchet. (^Rogwp yap bi) keIvos') ob' 
 
 oiaeraX fifiXireXfKKd. ¥". 858. 
 'MuXirXift, yyos, adj. [semipercussus,] half-smitten, half-cut. TIjp re 6oo7s tte- 
 
 XexeacrXv off yfJUTrXijyd XXttoptes. Apoll. 4. 1083. 
 'HfUTTvoos, ov, adj. [semivivus,] half dead. Tpu^apTrjs b\ d)s elbZp Ed' jjfi'nrpovp 
 
 TrpoTTEGovTd. Batracli. 249. Syn. 'H/udvi)s. 
 'H/uXuvs, eta, v, adj. [dimidius,] half. N//7rtot, obb' 'icrayXv, oaf ttXeop ijjjiiav 
 
 "xavros. Hes. Op. 40. 
 'HfjiXraXavrdv, ov, to, subst. [semitalentum,] half a talent. 'AXXd toX ijfxird- 
 
 Xavrov lyio yjivoov EirXQyatx). ¥". 796. 
 'H/jXteXiis, eos, adj. [semiperfectus,] half finished. Kal bo/uos ijuXteXtis' top 6' 
 
 eKravE Aapbdros avi/p. B. 701. 
 'HjjXto/jos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [dimidiatus,] cut in two, bisected, half. " Avrvyds 
 
 V/jlXtouov Kipdrjs cite kvkXo. geX)jpi]s. Mosch. 2. 89' SYN. 'Hf_iXbd)'is. 
 'HfxXrvftXdp, ov, to, subst. [peplum, sudarium,] half-worn cloth, a napkin. 
 
 "E 7ref.ru KaQdpop fj/itrvflldv Xdfiwp. Pint. 729- 
 'HfufyXettTos, op, adj. [semiustus,] half burnt. Avtws iifiicfXeKTOP. Theocr. 
 
 2. 134. 
 'H/kw/3oXuuos, a, 6v, adj. [semiobolaris, semiobolum pretio aequans,] worth 
 
 half an obolus. 'A*/' rjuXio^oXXald. b. Auxret tls blKyp. Ran. 554. 
 7 H/uds, adv. [quando,] when. 7 H/uos 6' fjZXXos filaov ovpdvbp ap<fi$i$i\KZi. 0. 68. 
 
 SYN. w Hynca, ote, otolp, dndrdp. 
 'H/uuw, 1 v. [inclino, dimitto,] to bow down, to let sink, 'fts ETEpwa tfjuvoE cdpij 
 
 7rtiXr)KX papwOip. 0. 308. See also B. 148. Syn. , EkX'kXIp( 1 ), KarwtXivw, 
 
 iri7TT(0. • 
 
 "Hfxwv, ovos, 6, subst. [ jaculator,] a shooter, a slin^er. Gpjk is aySva Qspwp' 
 
 Kai p' fjfidyfs apbpEs dpeoTap. T. 886. Syn. See 'Akoptiotiip. 
 **Hp, idem quod 'Edi/, 2 partic. cum conjunctivo conjungitur, [si,] if. Ivjixap- 
 
 tu)p Adpdujp' ovb' yp * Aydfii fivSvd eiirrjs. A. 90. Syn. Et, E'tTrlp. 
 'HvE/joeis, eavd, ep, adj. [ventosus,] exposed to the wind, windy, high, lofty. 
 
 Of bl TrdpU ffKonirjp, Kal Ipiplov )]PE/JidevTd. X. 145. SYN. "Y\pr}Xos, Trp6(rr]PEp.6s t 
 
 fjiETapaios, fiETEwpds. 
 "Hi-lSe, Dor. pro '\bov, [ecce,] lo ! "Hvlhe toi to blnus' ddaat, <()XXds, ws KaXop 
 
 6obei. Theocr. 1. 149- Syn.*Hj>, Xbov. 
 'HvXa, as, ?'/, et apud Horn. "Hi Xdv, ov,to, subst. [habena,] reins, harness. TldX^s 
 
 lvpoiKu>p, ijp7rda fjvtas XEpolp. Hipp. 1215. See also P. 482. SYN. XdXirds, 
 
 pvrt'ip. Epith. Acvk)), mydXoeoad, tyotPiKoecrod. 
 'HvXnd, conjunct, [quando,] when. Olrrfj' i]vX< i\XQis 'lXXov KdraffKoiros. Hec. 
 ^ 239- Syn. See 7 H/ios, et 'o-kotuv. 
 'HvXottevs, i)6s, Ion. 6, P. N. [Eniopeus.] Y'iop virepOv/xov Qqftaiov, 'HpX6tcT]0S. 
 
 0. 120. 
 
 1 " Penult, ancip. frequcntius longa." Maltb. 
 
 3 *Hj/ is also used in the sense of Ecce. Sec Here. F. 8G3. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 3 D 
 
394 HNIO Hirm 
 
 'HvXoorpb<peu), v. [habenas flecto,] to turn the reins, to guide a chariot. *6s 
 
 apjia XevKov rivXoarpbtpeT. (3e(3us. Phoen. 177. SYN. See 'HvXbxevcj. 
 'HvXoaTpbtybs, f/rioyos, ov, et fjvid^evs, eios, o, subst. [equorum agitator,] a cha- 
 rioteer. Fvovs 6' bvl 'AQr]vG)v beivbs f}vXo<TTpb<pbs. Soph. Electr. 733. See also 
 
 2. 225. and IT. 737. SYN. 'Y^toyos, ao/zarrjXaYqs. EPITH. QepaTruv, 
 
 d/j-v/jicov, kclkos, dpdovs. 
 'Hvioxevw, v. [habenas teneo,] to manage the reins, to guide, to drive, to 
 
 govern. 01 & dp' eaav bXbvfioC b \xev e/jnrebov i]vXb\evev. ^¥. 641. SYN. 
 
 'Hvloarrpdcpeu), apfAurevu), Idvva), eXavvio. 
 7 Hyls, ids et Xbbs, y, adj. [annicula,] one year old. See in "HiceoTds. Syn. 
 
 'EvXavaXbs, reXeibs, vebs. 
 'HvdirXhris, ov, b, patronym. [Enopides,] the soil of Enops. 'HvoTrXbrjv, bv dpa 
 
 vvfityri retce N^is a/iv/.iw*>. E. 444. 
 'Hvdpea, as, rj, subst. [virilitas, fortitudo,] manliness, strength, courage. IL'ipv- 
 
 adv, Yjvoperi irXavvoi not KapreX ^eipGJv. A. 9« SYN. See " Avbpeid. EpiTH. 
 
 'Epdreivrj, tcpdrepd, v7rep(j)Xd\bs. 
 "Hvoxp, ottos, adj. [(l)sonorus, (2) perspicuus,] sounding, polished, bright, 
 
 'Ek ttovtoio Qvpac£ XXva) Kai ijvoTrX ^aXfCw. IT. 408. SYN. Aafnrpbs, bXavyrjs. 
 "Hvvdrpbv, ov, to, subst. [una e ventriculis animantium,] the stomach, the 
 
 entrails. 'Eyw be y ijvvfrrpov (jobs Kai KoiXXav veiav. Equit. 356. 
 'Holds, a, ov, adj. [orientalis,] eastern. ITao-a^ b" i]oir\v fievbfiev TerXrjbrX dvfioi. 
 
 b. 4,4,7. Syn. See 'Hwos. 
 'Hirdp, drbs, to, subst. [jecur,] the liver. Mj) drjKTbv &ay tyaaydvov bV riirdrbs, 
 
 Med. 40. 
 'Hnebdvos, or, adj. [(l)claudus, iufirmus, (2)stolidus,] lame, weak, foolish. 
 
 'Hirebdvos yevbfxrjV drdp ovtX fxoX a'irXbs aXXos. d. 311. SYN. 'Ao6ev})s, dvbijTos, 
 
 ijXXQXbs, ywXos, dvaiadrjrbs. 
 'llrretpbyevrjs, es, adj. [in continente natus,] born on the continent. 'OyXos, o'It 
 
 eirXivav ?/7re ipoy eves. Pers. 42. 
 "Hiretpbs, ov, fj, [continens, (2)apud Homerum est civitas, in terra continenti 
 
 Peloponnesi sita, subjecta Ulyssis imperio. Post Homerum terra satis ampla 
 
 infra Illyricum, ad mare Adriaticum, sic vocabatur. Vid. Damm.] the main- 
 land, continent. 'Akt))v 'Hiretpoib, KetyaXXrp'eaffXv dvaaoiov. w. 376. 
 'H7re«pwris, Xbbs, fj, P. N. [Epirotica,] of Epirus. Aetv>) ydp 'Rneipio-Xs els rd 
 
 roidbe. Androm. 159- 
 'ilTrepbirevs, em, Ion. f]bs ; ^TrepbTrevrrjs, et rjnepbTcos, ov, 6, subst. [deceptor,] 
 
 a deceiver. 'HnepoTrfid f efjier, /cat e7rtKXo7rbv, old re 7roXXovs. X. 363. See 
 
 also N. 769. and Anacr. 131. SYN. ^evarrjs, dyvprr)s, d7rdrrjXbs, vnepfitydvos. 
 \HTrepbivevu), v. [decipio,] to juggle, to deceive. 'H ov^ dXis, ottX yvvaiads 
 
 dvaXicXbdsfiTrepbTreyeisl E. 349- SYN. 'ATraTdio, e£ct7raraw. 
 'HTrriTYjs, ov, 6, subst. [sartor,] a mender, a cobbler. TpuyXas t epirolijaav b 
 
 6' rjTrr)riis jxoX errearr}. Batrach. 183. 
 'HirXdXeu, v. [epiala febri laboro,] to labor under a shivering cold, to shiver. 
 
 'H7rm\wv ydp ohdb' e£. Acharn. 11 64. 
 'H-rrXdXbs, ov, 6, subst. [febris quotidians species,] the cold shiver preceding or 
 
 accompanying a fever. Kai yypios 7rbXXov, Kvpve, KaX r)7rXdXov. Theogn. 174. 
 'HirXbbiDpbs, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [lenis, qui mitia dat,] mild in giving,, benign. "Ev0a 
 
 oX 7]7rXbbu)pbs evarrXr} i]Xvde /urirrjp. Z. 251. 
 'Mmbs, ov, adj. [placid us, mitis,] soothing, soft, mild, gentle. 'Etti 
 
 rjnXd (papfxdKd nciaraecv. A. 515. SYN. Tlpybs, 7rpbo{]vr)s, Trpo(ppu)V, fxtiXXylbs, 
 
 alfivXbs. 
 'Hirvrrjs, ov, b, subst. [vociferator,] a shouter or bawler. Iras b y kv fiiaraoiaiv, 
 
 fierecpu)veev rjirvrd KripvZ,. II. 384. 
 'HnvrXbris, ov, 6, patronym. [filius Epyti.] KrjpvK 'H^i/rtfy, bs oi irdpd naTpX 
 
 yepovTi. P. 324. 
 'Yinvw, f. vera), v. [sono, clamo,] to shout, to sing aloud. O? 'eyw fxeXed, rt ! 
 
HP HUH 395 
 
 irdr airvaio ; Hec. 152. See 'Attvo). 
 T Hp, vid. 'Eap. 
 "Hpa, as, //, P. N. [Juno,] "Hp>;, Trpeafid deci, dvyaTrjp fieyaXotd Kpbvoib. E. fSl. 
 
 EPITH. 'A/jelXiktos, dfxr]-ydvbs, aXXonpcxraXXbs , pdpv/urjvXs, yXavKunrXs, (3dpvKTv- 
 
 itbs, rjZpb&uirXs, fjvKOfJids, XevzdfXevbs, ffAi/ri), KeXdbeivt), ^pvaodpbvbs, yjpvabnZbi- 
 
 \bs, yjivar)\aKaTds, (j)epea(jXbs, ddXd/ur]wbXbs, 'Apyeirj, 7ravbdfudT€ipd, boXofpo- 
 
 veovad, bbXbfxr\rXs, 7rotwAoyU7?rts, ftbujirls, noTvXd. 
 'HpcikXris, i)bs, Ion. o, P. N. [Hercules.] <t>wd' 'HpaKXija, fxeydXwv ZitXitTTopd 
 
 epywv. (p. 26. SYN. 'AXiceibrjs, 'A/u0irpi/wnaS»;s. EPITH. 'ApXbeiKETbs, drap- 
 
 /3;)s, ake^LKCLKos, arpeeros, bafippwv, epXuvbris, evaKoiros, Bu/ubXewv, dpd&vs, delbs, 
 
 ijpiijs, [xeyuXotyptov, Kparepos, oftpXjubs, o^v-^etp, olvb(3dpr)s, ttoXvizovos, TrsXdjpXus, 
 
 Travcd/idrwp, avfi/udy^bs, Xaoacbbs, /aopaX/Jos, boobeKaeOXos, TipvvdXbs, M 77 wore us. 
 
 PHR. Buj 'HpaKXeirj, &Xbs dXicX/xos vibs, dnbpr]Tbs clvttjs, evbbuXfxos Atbs IvXs, 
 
 aefxvbv OdXos 'AXudXbav, fioptyav /jpdj^vs, xpv-^av 6' aKa/j-rrTds. 
 'HpaKXeio^avdXas, ov, 6, P. N. [Xanthias Herculem simulans.] Kat (oXexlbv 
 
 els tov 'Hpd^Xeio^avdXav. Ran. 499- 
 "Wpdvos, ov, b y subst. [rex, custos,] a king, a guardian. Kat fxiv eu>v fifiXtov 
 
 Bladv r'lpavvVy oaa evZ/uovTb. Apoll. 2. 513. SYN. Ilpoordr/js, TrdpaoTdT7}s , 
 
 Zirapybt, dp^jov, fidaXXevs, bXbnbs arpdT-qybs. 
 "Hpi/jid, adv. [quiete, sensim, paululum,] quietly, gradually, by degrees. 'AW 
 
 ijpejia irrfifcaPTES, d/cpodtftu^efla. Ran. 315. SYN. Tlpoiws, arpefxd, rjicd, ijcrv-^i], 
 
 yjav^uts, fidbeios. 
 T Hpt/ adv. [(l)mane, (2)vere,] in the morning, in the spring. 'Hwdev be fxdX 
 
 VpX Xvearffai re epical re. r. 320. SYN. 'HtDfleV. 
 'HpXyevt)s, Zbs, et ijpXyeveid, as, i], subst. [aurora,] the morning. 'HpXyevrjs* 
 
 tov o' a.fjL<pX TrlpLKTlraX ijyeplQovTb. Apoll. 2. 452. See also /u. 8. Syn. See 
 
 'Hus. 
 'Hpxbdvds, ov, b, P. N. [Eridanus, Padus,] the river Po. 'Atcrds, 'Hpxbdvov 6' 
 
 vbwp. Hipp. 734. EPTTH. Bddvblvrjs, KaXXippbos. 
 "HpXtos, vid. 'EdpXvbs. 
 'Hpi'o>, ov, rb, subst. [monumentum, sepulcrum,] a monument, a tomb. fypaa- 
 
 trdro riarpoK-Xw fxeyd i]pXbv, rjbs oi avrw. X F. 126. SYN. Td(j)bs, fivT]fxd, <7///id, 
 
 TVfjfioS. 
 
 r Hpbs, a, ov, adj. [gratus,] gratifying, agreeable. Ou/tJ ?]pd 2 tyepovres aQeoraa 
 ohbi fjtaxpv-Tat. E. 132. 
 
 'HpwtV?7, {jpMcrad, rjs, et ijpcoXs, xbds, rj, subst. [heroina,] a heroine. "IkI-o 
 XaXKibTrrjs Xtpbv pvyov 'Hpwtvrjs. Call. 4. l6l. (See Apoll. 4. J 309. and 
 Apoll. l. 1049.) 
 
 'HpydP, ov, to, subst. [monumentum heroi constructum,] a hero's monument. 
 Oripyov et 7rws eKicofiXtreiasTOv Avkov. Vesp. 819* 
 
 "Hpws, wot, 6, subst. [heros,] a hero. "Hpw AuofxlbovTX TrdXiaad^ev aOXrjaavTe. 
 H. 453. EpiTH.^AyXdos, ofipifids, {xlydQufxbs, Xaoaooos, bvvdTos, iiXfiids, Kpa- 
 Ttpos, ddpadXids, al^yjTrjs, avrXOeos, aOuvdrois iKtXus, (palbXftd'i, Oipaniov" Aprjos, 
 OXtOepffTjs. PHR. 'Avbnwv 'lipu>u)v delov yivos, oi kuXIovtui ij/nXOtoi. Hes. Op. 
 159. 
 
 'HaXdbos, ov, b, P. N. [Hesiodus,] Hesiod, a poet born at Ascra in BflBOtia. 
 At rv not)'' 'Hoidbov naXrjv tbxba^dv doibi)v. Hes. Theog. 22. PllR. 'WoXbbos 
 KdTibei^e yF/s epydaXas, Kap-rrwv wpas, apbrovs. Ran. 1033. 
 
 'Haa&dfiat, et ijTTubfxat, (quani forma m tamen nunquam adhibent Tragici. Vid. 
 R. P. Hec. 8.) v. [minor sum, vincor, superor,] to be inferior, to be sur- 
 passed, to be conquered. To p) bXxaiov ty\s bX<rjs ^rrautf.ilvbv. Ion lllf. 
 
 oYN. , EXaTTovfiai f Xei-rrbfiai, ija(Ti»v eifxi, VIKufiai 
 r H(Tar)Ttbs, ov, adj. verb, a pracccd. Kovroiyvi 
 
 Hpt is in reality the dative from'Hp. - u ''Hpa est per apocopeo ]>ro f\pava 
 
 ))rajced. Kov rot yvvaiKbs ovbdfitos yarrriTid. Antig. 
 667. 
 
396 una, uao 
 
 "Hffawv, vid. Mfrpos. 
 
 'H<rv X d$oj, v. [quiesco, taceo,] to rest, to be quiet, to be silent, keanoivdv, 
 fiffvxaCe, Kal aiya Xvybv. Med. 80. Syn. 7 A7ra.7ravdfiai f Xavto, evbio, mydto, 
 apeorKOfxaiy 7}(jvyXav dyio et £X 10, 
 
 'Hvvxa7os, rjavxios, firrvxbs, et riovxXfibs, a, bv, adj. [quietus,] quiet, at rest. 
 Mrib" fjavxalav, aXXd darepov rponov. Med. 804. See 0. 598. Iph. T. 1435. 
 and Olvmp. 2. 57. Syn. See 'Ek^Xos. 
 
 'WovyXa, as, ?;, subst. [tranquillifas, otium,] tranquillity, quietness, ease, re- 
 pose. Ti Trud" ijavyXa rcpoode /ueXadpiov ; Alcest. 77. SYN. 'Ep&rj, ev/udpetd, 
 dvarravaXs, TrpcLorrjs, evdvfxXa, ydXyjvrj, aiyi\. EpiTH. 'EpaTeivrj, fXEffrifjtfipXvri, 
 €V07rXos, <j>XXbirbXXs. PHR. Trjs dydvo(ppbvbs r}ovyXas evrmspov irpbounbv. Aves 
 1322. See also Pyth. 8. 
 
 'Hovxifes, w»', ol, subst. [sacerdotes Eumenidum,] priests of the Furies. Arj- 
 Tetpai Kaieiv eWa^oV 'Havyj^es. Call. fr. 123. 3. 
 
 'HavXjlios, iiavxn* et * ijgvxus, adv. [quiete, sensim,] quietly, gradually. 'Hov- 
 yXws teal £7reira bXaKpXvteadaX did). Horn. Mere. 438. See also Pint. 692. and 
 Eur. Suppl. 315. SYN."Hp£//d, arpejud, ev/uevws, 7rpcrW, fjna. 
 
 T Hrdp, bpbs, to, subst. [cor, animus,] the heart, the breast, the mind. "fts 0dro* 
 YlrjXeibJvt b' axos yaver' ev be 0? i)rdp. A. 188. SYN. Ktdp, napbXa, (TTfjdbs, 
 dvjuos, ipvxV" EpiTH/'AXkijuoV, dfieiXXxov, /3f/8Aa/j fj.lv bv, bebdiyjxevov, ef.ine- 
 bov, ebjjeves, vrjXees, oXbfipeibv, (fiXov, xciXfcedj', enraXov, dypXbv, dXdnabvov, 
 ayXdbv, a<p6Xrbv, yvvaifidvis, QapaaXeov, jueXuv, jj.Xai<j)bvbv. 
 
 "HrpXdv, o?>, to, subst. [(1) stamen, (2) texlum,] thread, woof. 'E»/ fiea-oiaXv 
 rjTpXois TtzTrXwv. Ion 1420. SYN. (1)"Iotio»>, ot{ijj.wv, (2) v^aajid. 
 
 'Hrpo>, ov, to, subst. [imus venter,] the bottom of the belly, a bottom. To 
 yap i]Tpov T)~]S x^Tpas eXciktXoe. Thesm. 0O9. 
 
 'HvKdfids, ov, 6 et f], adj. [pulcras comas habens,] fair-haired. 'bv rjvkbuos 
 teke Ar]Tuj. X. 3 1 7- Syn. See Eu7rAoKd^os. 
 
 'Hvs, vid. 'Evs. 
 
 'Hvte, pro evTE, adv. [sicut,] like as, just as. "Hvte fiviaujv dbXvcuov edvld 
 ttoXXcl. B. 469. 
 
 'H(patffTd7rdids, et j/0uiOTorev)cros, bv, adj. [a Vulcano elaboratus,] wrought by 
 Vulcan, ingeniously made. "OttXwv 'H<pai<jTb7rbi><ov. Iph. A. 1072. See 
 Philoct. 986'. 
 
 "H(pai(XTbs, ov, b, P. N. [Vulcanus,] Vulcan, fire. "H^atore, boibovx^ls jxlv kv 
 ydjxois fipor&v. Troad. 345. SYN. Tituv, Ylpb/urjQevs. EPITH. 'AjutyXyvrjeis, 
 qWojv, aldbXbeis, j3pdbvs, kXvtos, nEpwXvrbs, kV7bT£~x vr ) s > ^bXvjurjTXs, OEXaocpbpbs, 
 XaXttevs, gQeveX (jXe/jeuivujv, ptavos Trbbds. 
 
 'Hyjsw, v. [sono,] to sound, to roar, to reverberate. H^e* bi Kapij rXQbevTbs 
 'OXvjjnrov. Hes. Tlieog. 39« SYN. 'Avt]ye.b), i)Ttvio, /3odw, (^wvlxo, \pb(j)£ii). 
 
 'H)(>), rjs, >/, subst. [sonus, sonitus,] sound, shout, noise. 'Hxjf' ws ote Kvnd 
 xbXv(j>Xoiaftoib ddXuacnjs. B. 209* SYN. Kd^d^//, ktvttos, Kporbs, fipb/ubs, bov- 
 nbs, (pu)i')], Kpavyt), .xpbfbs, cj)dey/jd, fibi), <f>d6yybs, (j)6oyyi), rjX^>- EPITH. Bap- 
 fidpbs, j3dpv(3pbpbs, QeaTrlaXa, ettXvikXos, Xaoacbbs, aXXodpobs, dTrepeigXbs, arrXE- 
 tos, dpr)X<j)XXr), TrbXE/jto^Xb^bs, (pbfitpd, XXyeld. 
 
 'Hxneis, eand, ev, adj. [resonans,] soundiuc, resounding. QvpZd re (TicXbevTd, 
 OdXatrad te ilXVeaaa. A. 157. SYN. 'EpXbovnbs. 
 
 7 H^t, adv. [ubi,] where. Ot fjilv E-rretd' i£qvto Kara frrixds, yyt EKaoTio. T. 326. 
 Syn. See 'Ovrrj. v 
 
 'H^w, bbs, ovs, »/, subst. [Echo,] echo, a sound. 'Hx^ /Sdpeld TrpocrTrbXwv d<pi- 
 kETb. Hipp. 791. SyN. fyoovri, ftbij, ayy£S Xa. EPITH. 'Aaiyy]Tbs, dndniXXos, 
 XdXbs, evivxbs, bplafbpb^bsy b/JoyXojacrbs, noTi'Xds, 7rbXvaTbvbs, rp^^eld, aWpXbs, 
 ij7ra)pb(j)Xr]. PHR. Oi>x vvi>x 0s T^^pas bpeias ira'ts, bxbovad Obpvfibis. Hec. 1099* 
 fi/ipeid ft ddup6<XTb/j.bs 'll^w TiiXEtydvr/s 7rt):pds oi/xtoyijs. Philoct. 188. 
 
 'HwOev, antiqu. genitiv. ab"Hws, q. v. SYN. ITpan, els eco, wept bpdpov, ?ypt. 
 
 'Hybs, bv, adj. [eous, matutinus,] of Aurora, morning. 'Hwot MlvdXiH^bv 
 
Hn2d> 0AAA 397 
 
 edaTTTofuv. CalK Ep. 21. SYN. 'Holds, ewOtrds, opBpXds. 
 
 , \\u)a<p6pos 9 vid. 'Euacpopos. 
 
 'Hibs, et 'Ews, dos, et antiq. genitiv. 'Hw0£i>, et 'EwOer, ^, subst. [Aurora,] 
 Aurora, the morning. 7 Ufios b y ovr ap ttu> ^ojs, etX S' ap(pXXvi:r] vv£. H. 433. 
 SYN. 'Hoiyti^s, ypXyevetd, ai/yj), d»<'drdX>), ^eiXf), bpBpos. EPITH. Aly\rj€aaa, 
 dfipporos, dfuppouia, dfiaifxaKETr), (3ounrXs, yXavKi), bid&zpd, evdpovos, EV7rXoKd- 
 fios, K<x\i], OeaKeXos, eni](3oXos, Xipd, xdddpd, XevKL7nrds, fi&voKioXos, Xevicaivov- 
 ad, Trorvia, pobonrixys, poboirircXos, pobobaKTvXos, ^)deo-//u/3pdros, (pdetvf/, (pXoyepd, 
 •ypvaodpovos, -xpvodiribiXds, bpootpd, KpoKOTr£7rXds, TrdXvbepnjs, pobootyvpos. PHR. 
 Aevtcbv 7rpdcrw7rdy i\ovs. Eur. Electr. 730. aiyXijeaad tydeivois o/xjudaty r/ws. 
 ApolK 1. 520. 
 
 0. 
 
 Qauffffw, daoffw, et 6aK€h) t v. [sedeo, item jaceo,] to sit, to lie. Afjda 6lun> kv 
 
 balrl dduffae/jiep, uXXd veeadai. y. 336. See also Med. 69. and Heracl. 240. 
 
 SYN. 0od<*?w, Kade£d/j.ai, ectoyuai, bXuTpifih). 
 Qaipus, ov, 6, subst. [cardo januae,] the hinge of a door or gate. 'P^e §' an 
 
 afxcpoTEpovs daipovs. M. 459- SYN. Irpotyevs [rfjs dvpas], arpofiy};. 
 0«kcw, vid. QdaffffdJ. 
 QuKrifxd, d-os, to, subst. [sessio, sedendi actio,] the act of sitting, a seat. 'AXX' 
 
 el to da.Kr,fx k^dvayKciZei, aKoirei. CE. C. 1179- 
 0d*<os, ov, 6, subst. [sedile,] a seat, a throne, le/bivoi re Qolkoi, bal/ioves t b\vTy\- 
 
 XXoi. Agam. 502. SYN. Qwkos, dptivos', fbpa, tcddebpa, Oocokos. 
 OdXa/jia^, arts, et ddXd/uws, ov, 6, subst. [remex infimi ordinis,] a rower of the 
 
 lowest tier. N?) ray 'AttoXXw, kcu Trpoanapbeiv y ks to aTdfid t«o QdXdfiaKi. 
 
 Ran. 1074. See also Acharn. 522. Syn. NaWr/s, epsTrjs. 
 QaXd/jev/jid, utos, to, subst. [contubernium,] a lodging. T 12 OdXafiev/jid Kovpi)- 
 
 tiov. Bacch. 120. Syn. LvvoiKXa. 
 (ddXd/ujj, t)s, i], subst. [(i) cubile, (2) latibulum ferarum,] a bed, a den, a cave. 
 
 Ae7 Tuvbe. OaXapats, ov bpaKtov 6 yrjyeirjs. Phosn. 945 .* 
 QaXd/uytos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [genialis,] genial. Av-6i>vy\ Kovprj OdXdfiyjXdv evTvov 
 
 evviiv. A poll. 4. 1 130. 
 0dXd/i//7roXos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [cubicularis,] a frequenter of the bed-chamber. 
 
 See in laptop ebovoa. 
 OdXd/iia, os, //, subst. [rerous, navis foramen,] an oar, a groove in the side of a 
 
 ship through which the oar passed. TrjvbX, biels ti)v x € 'P" ^*" T ^ s ^«Xdyuias. 
 
 Pax 1232. 
 (ridXdjuibs, vid. QdXd/xa£. 
 0dXd/ios, ov, o, subst. [cubiculum,] a bed-chamber. Kct7re(rd ddXd/uov eirnrt- 
 
 aovad ku\ \e\8s. Alcest. 176\ SYN. 0dXd/j>), XtiCTpdv, koittj, /jv^os, okos. 
 
 LPITH. VluTpoios, ybvs, (tkotXos, (j)iXrdrds, OiKetds, Xo^ios, iroXvberbprjs, ypvotos, 
 
 irarplds, (iaalXtKds, ireplicXbiv, Ttytos, Ovujbrjs, rios, v\j>opd(pos, TroXvKfjrjTds, v\pr)- 
 
 pt<l>y)s, evp'vs, Kebplvos, Krjojeis, 7roXvbulbdXos, vs^tjXos. €vcTadt)s, iv ir-qKTos, TrvKa 
 
 ttoit}tos, ayXdos, upfipooios, ydyu>yXtos, tpuTeiros, Kovplblos, vv/xflbios, kXvtos, 
 
 wdXv^pvtrds, 
 (ddXaocTu, r)s, >/, subst. [mare,] the sea. QdXaaod kXv$€i tovtH t avOpwiroiv 
 . [ph. T. 1 194. Syn. "AXs irdvrfc, 'AfKfnrpirl), N?;pe«)s, 'ClKtdvds, Trjdvs. 
 
 EPITH. AvOcib))s, aXfivpa, aypXa, hyyX(SaQris t yXauo), ?)x'/ f ' 70r< '> dpiv8fiivtf f 
 
 ttoXX>), ndXXt], adiaAdrdSf urpvytTos, ihpvictipds, TroXvtyXoLnfivs, <i/j.at{iut;tTos, n^a- 
 
 fi((T<JS, inreipiov, dpetXi^dS, bin, Kvavirj, lyQv6e<T(ra 4 irfirpa, oXo>), Tprj-^e'td, crrtpta, 
 
 1 OaKa/xat, fwi'/col KaTaSvaeis. Kustalli. 
 
398 ©AAA OAMB 
 
 ^eifiepXa, x^^r}, ^dfxdQujbrjs. PHR. Evped vu>tcl, KVfxaTa fiaicpd, daXdaarfs, 
 
 7roXir)s dXbs dvneTOP vbiop, podia noXXd ddXdaarjs, yutyd Xcur/zd QdXdoorjs, irovTXbv 
 
 dXaos OdXdaorjs, kvjx dXiKTviroP aXfias. 
 (ddXdaaXbs, a, op, adj. [marinus,] marine, of the sea. YlpbaoMrbv ws be izhpos, rj 
 
 ddXdaaXbs. Med. 28. SYN. 'AXXbs, epdXXos, noprXos, ireXdyXbs. 
 QdXciTTOico7reh), v. [(1) remis aquarn ferio, (2) vaua loquor,] to strike the sea, to 
 
 boast of superiority by sea. Tl OdXaTTbubneis teat TrXdrvyigets ; Equit. 830. 
 0a\ai7ffO7r\ay/iTds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [marivagus,] wandering on the sea. QdXav- 
 
 <767tXayKTOV vfjabp A'iavros 7rbXel. Pers. 312. 
 (ddXedu), vid. ©dXXw. 
 QdXeid. See note on 'Epdrw. One of the nine Muses, also the name of one 
 
 of the Nereids. 
 QdXetds, et ddXepos, a, op, adj. [virens, floridus,] blooming, florishing, vigorous, 
 
 fine. 'HpaicXeT. bXenoPTX ddXeidv. Nem. 10. 99* See also Helen. 1329. Syn. 
 
 JLvddXijs, epXdi]Xr}s, rrjXedbojp, ^Xoepos, reds, aKfxalbs, abpos, Oepfjios, 6aX7rvds, 
 
 <j)vai£dds. 
 QdXfjs, ov, 6, P. N. [Thales,] one of the seven wise men of Greece. Top 
 
 (ddXrjv dav/iacldfxZv ; Nub. 180. EPITH. 2o0os. 
 0dXm, as, rj, subst. [convivium,] a feast, a banquet. Kiocbtybpois & ev 6d- 
 
 \Xais. Bacch. 379« SYN. Ei/w^ta, elXdirXprj, eopnj, ehtypoavvt), irdvriyvpls. 
 
 EpITH. fyXXr], Tepwprj, £eib(t)pbs. 
 QdXXbs, ov, et 6dXbs, eos, to, subst. [germen,] a shoot, a blossom, a branch. 
 
 'iKrfjpX OaXXa) Ttpoa-KXrvovo e\xop ybvv. Eur. Suppl. 10. See also Eur. Electr. 
 
 15. SYN. BXacrrrjfxd, eppbs, (pvrbp, icXdbbs, aKpe/Juap, (piiXXov. EPITH. 'A/u- 
 
 fipbaXbp, ayXdortfjidv, tcpdrepop. 
 QaXXbtybpos, ov, 6, subst. [qui oleaginam frondem gestat,] a person who car- 
 ried a branch of olive at the Athenaea. QaXXbtybpoi KdXot/jed', dv-Tb)udaXG>v. 
 
 Vesp. 54. 
 . 0dXXw, et ddXedco, v. [vireo, floreo,] to grow green, to florish, to abound. 
 
 Zwadv re Kat daXXovvdv dittos efxov; Iph. A. 1225. See also I. 446. Syn. 
 
 OrjXeto, TrjXeddw, %X#dw, ^Xbd^ca, ^Xbrjfbpew, apdeio, dvddaXXio, joXaaTavut, 
 
 av^dpu), Kojidii). 
 OdXds, eos, to, subst. [germen,] a shoot. See QdXXds. 
 0aX7ridw, v. [calesco,] to grow warm. 'Qs k ev 6aX7rXow "^pvaoQpovdv ijio Xkt)- 
 
 rat. t. 319' SYN. QdXTrb/uat, depfjtaiibfxat, dXeaipbjjtai. 
 OdXnXbs, ov, 6, P. N. [Thalpius,] the commander of the Eleans. 'A/i^tyid- 
 
 %os Kat 0dX7rtos rjyrjadcrdrjv. B. 620. 
 0aX7rvos, v, op, adj. [calidus,] warm, hot. "AXXd QaXirvbTepbp. Olymp. 1. 7. 
 
 SYN. Qepfjios, Xafnrpbs. 
 (daXirbs, eos, to, subst. [calor, aestus,] warmth, heat. Kat irpos ye OdXirbs ?/Xtov 
 
 irlvetv KdXov. Cycl. 539« Syn. Kaii/dd, aidbs, elXr), irvp. 
 0aX7rw, v. [foveo,] to warm, to cherish. (ddXivop evdd Kat evdd aeXa arSpos* 
 
 dXXd flip ovb' ws. 0. 246. Syn. 'Avd0dX7rw, aldvffffu), CKKalia, Oepfxaipto. 
 0aX7rwp?), r}s, //, subst. [(1) fomentum, (2) spes, (3) lastitia,] consolation, hope, 
 
 joy. "Eorcu 6aX7T0pri' eireX a.p cvye TroTfxbp eTriairys. Z. 412. SYN. Xdpd, 
 
 ifbopt], (TOJTripXa, eXnis, cta<pdXeid. 
 0dXi/fftd, (ov, tu, sujist. [(1) primitive frugum, vel quae post collectas fruges 
 
 Diis offerebantur, et in primis Cereri; (2) festum in honorem Cereris ; Ce- 
 
 realia,] a festival in honor of Ceres, consisting of the first fruits ; first fruits. 
 
 l^itiodfxepr], b oX ovtX ddXvaXd yovpu dXwijs, I. 530. 
 Qdfjd, et 6d/j.dKXs, adv. [crebro,] frequently. "Up dfjfi bipais, as ddjji Evpuros 
 
 irvKpals. Iph. T. 6. See also Nem. 10. 72. Syn. Hvkpws, noXXdrts, ov%puts, 
 
 rd 7rXe7ord, avpe^s. 
 Qanfiew, v. [obstupcfacio, obstupefio,] to strike with awe, to astonish, to be 
 
 astonished. 'AtypeTOP ald£ova' eda/ifir]<iep be 7rd$. Ion 1205. SyN. 'E^0a/u- 
 
 /3ew, (f)bftebiJ.at, eiCTrXijaffu). 
 
0AMB 0A22 399 
 
 ©aju/3o$, eds, to, subst. [stupor,] awe, astonishment, alarm. Oa/z/3ei rub' l£e- 
 -KTr)£as. Hec. 177* SyN."Ek7tX7?£?s, belfid, Oavfid. EPITH. 'ApydXeoV, d/^j/- 
 ^dvoV, bva(f)bpuv, repTtvov. 
 
 0d/ieios, d, ov, OafjLrjs, Ids, et QdpXvds, r], bv, adj. [creber, frequens,] frequent, 
 crowded. BdXX'' acet §e 7rupat ve/cvcuv kcliovto ddpieiat. A. 52. See also A. 
 551. and Call. 6. 64. SYN. Ilv/avds, ttvkvos, ov^i'ds, avpe-^rjs, adpbds, abivos. 
 
 ©dyu/^w, v. [frequento,] to attend frequently, to frequent, to visit often. At- 
 boir] re (j)XXrj te ; -xdpos ye fxev ovtX ddpl^eis. 2. 386. 
 
 Octfivds, ov, 6, subst. [dumetum,] a thicket. *Ebc£e, da/uvajy b" eXXox^d/aey 
 tydfiais. Bacch. 722. EPITH. 'AfityiKOfios, avdXios, aZaXeos, XdaXbs, TdvixpvX- 
 Xds, atciepos, xXdepds, OdXeOwv. 
 
 Odfxvpls, Xbds, 6, P. N. [Thamyris,] (1) a prince of Thrace, the son of Philam- 
 mon, (2) a celebrated poet. OdpvpXv, 6s ?/juwv 7roXX' ebevvaaev re^yrfv. 925. 
 
 Qdi'daX/Jos, Qdvdrrityopos, ov, et Qavdroeis, eaad, ev, adj. [lethalis,] deadly, 
 fatal, destructive. Ey 'lad' etceivov Qdvdmiiov fiefirjudTd. CE. R. 955. See also 
 CE. R. 181. and Iph. A. 1288. SYN. 'OXetytos, popcX-fibs, nevnebdybs, ex*~ 
 ■7revi:f]s. 
 
 Odvdrds, ov, 6, subst. [mors,] death. ¥//(£&> ddvdrov KardKvpwdets. Orest. 1012. 
 SYN. Kr)p, jjciipd, fibpbs, nor/dos, reXevr)), bXacpdopa, u7raXXdyi) , dXbrjs. EPITH 
 A.VToye)p, koivos, oTvyepbs, bvoTY\\bs, fidpvs, XvffXfjteXy)s, ijbicrrds, bv(TTvxris,beivbs, 
 fieXas, aTrpo(f>d<n(7Tds t diopds, bvarj^vs, Tdyr]Xeyrjs, bi>ar)Xeyr]s, KaKos, fjdXduds, 
 afiXi)XPos, dreX))s, QvfJLdpdioTi]S, Karddv/uXos, iroptyvpebs, Kaddpos, XevydXeos, o'iktio- 
 tos, alvos, utXtjtos, dojpbs, (ipb'beis, tcpvtyXds, oinrpos, b/uoiXos, oapXaeis, Kvdvlbs, 
 XoXkIos, dvaibi'is. PHR. TeXos et reXeur^ Odvdrov, vv£ epefievi}), ^xeXaivd > 
 KlXaivrj, fiaKpci, aKpavros, QdvdaXpos n))(»7, yuXKlds v-rrvos, »/ ndi'vo-drr] obos, 
 vrjXUs, fiopoXfxdv iifidp. See Nem. 7. 44. and iEseh. fr. Niobe. 
 
 0d7rrw, v. [sepelio,] to bury. KevoiaX QaizTeiv kv ttsttXoov vtyaafidaXv. Helen. 
 1242. Syn. KdrdOaVrw, evrdcput^u), Tvpfjevio, KrZpX'ictu), Krjbevu), Kdrakpv7TT(o 
 y>7> e&yKdu) rdfa). 
 
 Oapyi'iXta, wv, rd, subst. [Thargelia,] a festival in honor of Apollo and Diana. 
 Xp>) yap Qapyr]XXois e/jfjeXws biaKeiv. Anacr. 135. 
 
 (dapodXids, a, ov, adj. [(1) fidens, (2) audax,] confident, bold, valiant. 7 ilbe re 
 dapadXloi ku\ TXripbves, ws ! 'Atypobirr) . <!>. 430. SYN. Qpdai/s, QapaXov, Bpdav- 
 CTrXay^vds, evQapaos, evipv^os, irlavvos, avbpe~ios, ToXfArjpos, pqhXos, dapavyds. 
 
 (dapadXtios, adv. [audacter,] confidently, boldly, valiantly. TrjXefudxov Oav/jia- 
 Cov 6 SapadXeojs dyopevev. v. 26$). SYN. (dpdotios, evroXfxios, urbpelus, dirt}' 
 XtyZojs. 
 
 Qapoiu), v. [bono animo sum,] to be bold or courageous, to take confidence. 
 1vfj(()dpais oikos, aifiovrd baifxovas dapffelv 1 ^pew>/. Ion 10*20. SYN. Qpduvvd- 
 fjai, roX/udcu, cnalp&ftai t KOfX7ra$(o, 7T€iddfxai, marevo), jjli) <pufiiofiai. 
 
 Qapads, dpaoos, ids, to, subst. [(1) fiducia, (2) audacia,] confidence, boldness. 
 "Orav tz xpos to ddpoos £k <pd,Sov 7re<Trj. Iph. T. 731. See also Hipp. 041. 
 SYN. EvToXfiXn, ToX{i>),(iXKr), avbpXa. EPITH. Alvov, arp€7rror, boXepov, bva- 
 fid-xpv, oXoov, ToXf.iy}ey, virepftXdv, nepXujaXdv. 
 
 (dapaui'os, bv, adj. [confidens ; in spem arrectus,] bold, courageous, confident. 
 Oapavvbs oiujvu)' 6 5' dfxeifiiTo (f)aibXfios "Ekrwp. N. 823. SYN. See 0OjO- 
 cdXios. 
 
 Oapvuvu), et Bpdfrvvio, f. vrio, v. [fiduciam adfero,] to give confidence, to en- 
 courage. Tiddly; ovk av^' tX al Oaptrvrei] Alcest. Q5. See Hec. 1 1 6*5. 
 SYN. 'Ett Xdapavvu), 7rporpt7rw, (2) med. V. roX/udoj, dapplto. 
 
 , o, dy, adj. [Thasius,] of Thasus, an island in the ^Egean sea. Oi be 
 (ddoXay dydtcvKwaX XXTTdpafi7r0tcd. Acliarn. 671- 
 
 Quaauiv, ovds, adj. [celerior,] quicker. B&ffadvds ipijxioy ifiiyai ^aXXirpX^ds 
 
 1 Qapauv is the reading here adopted instead of Oa^atv, on the authority of Porson, Hec. 8. 
 

 400 0A22 0EIA 
 
 'Imrovs. N. 819* SYN. 'QkImv, &Kvrepds, Ta^yTepos, rayjiav. 
 0a<7<x«, vid. ddaaoj, 
 Qarepos, a, ov, adj. [alter e duobus,] one of the two. *H -ddrepov he~i SvaTv^uv, 
 
 TlQaTEpbv. Ion 848. SYN. 'EKarepos. 
 Qavfxa, drds, to, subst. [res mira ; miraculum,] a wonderful thing, a wonder. 
 
 Et gol (pave'iTat daiijid Kal trap kXnXbwy. Hec. 6j4. SYN. Tepas. EPITH. 
 
 Meyei, dveXiriaTov, 7reXwpXov, 7roXvrpd7rov, betiov. 
 Qavjj.d$io, et davfiaivio, v. [miror ; revereor,] to admire, to respect, to wonder 
 
 at. 'A S' ev bo/iois ebpaoe, dav/jdarei kXvwv. Aleest. 158. See also Horn. 
 
 Ven. 84. SYN. Qeadfiai, eKTrXrjaaofiai, eWayA-go/ieu, dya$d/jiat, efratvew. 
 
 PHR, Qavfx e^ei fie, els dav/u eaei/u, Qavfi eyw, davfxd jjl vTrep^erai. 
 QavjudaXds, et dav/javTos, ?), ov, adj. [admirabilis,] wonderful. Tepas fxev Oav- 
 
 fxdaXov 7rpoaXhe-adcu. Pyth. 1. 49- See also Med. 510. SYN/'Ay^ros, napd- 
 
 ho£dSy QeatceXos, (pofiepds. 
 QavfxaffTeds, adj. verbal, [admirandus,] deserving of wonder. 'EXevyv el arv- 
 
 yels, davfxaoredi'. Helen. 84. 
 OaxpXvds, rj, ov, adj. [thapso similis,] like buckthorn, pale, yellow. VvvaiKt 
 
 KXrjTeveiv eoiKUJS 6a\pXvrj. Vesp. 1412. SYN. 'Sl-^pos, £avdds. 
 Gdxpos, ov, rj, subst. [thapsus,] buckthorn, a herb used to die yellow. Kal 
 
 fiev XP^ S t&v ofiolos eyivero 7roXXa.Ki da^ij). Theocr. 2. S.B. 
 Qadfiai, v. [inspicio cum aliqua admiratione, lac sugo,] to view with admira- 
 tion, to suck. "EfcrwjO fiev dvr]Tos re yvvaiicd re dijaaro jia^ov. £1. 58. See in 
 
 "HvXbe. SYN. See Qead/xat and 0??\ac?w. 
 (Sea, as, 6eaivd,t]s, et 6eos, ov, fj, subst. [dea,] a goddess. MrjjiXv detbe, dea, 
 
 UrjXrjXdbeo) 'AxtXfjos. A. 1. See also 0. 5. and a. 420. EPITH. Albola, kuX- 
 
 \l7ra1s, ovk dvojvvfids, 7rvp(pdpos, (jxovcpdpds, beivrj, kvbpd, arefivi], dyad?], dpyv- 
 
 po7rec?a, yXavKcowts, ba<nrXiJTXs , bid, ewippodos. 
 0ta, as, t/, et Oeajxd, arcs, to, subst. [spectaculum,] a sight, a spectacle. Qta 
 
 bxbovTes BfifiaT e^e7rtfJL7rXdfxev. Androm. 1077« See also Phoen. 1155. SYN. 
 
 "Oipls, dpafxd, bepyjid. EPITH. YYiKpa, beivt), KaXrj, Xvjrpa, ddeij(f)drds. 
 Geavib, dds, %, P. N. [Theano,] the wife of Antenor, and sister of Hecuba. 
 
 "Os pa vodos [lev er\v, irvKa b) erpetye bid Qeavd). E. 70. EPITH. K.aXXi7rdpt]os, 
 
 evKoXiros. 
 (dea.6p.ai, et Orjedfiai, v. [specto, contemplor,] to gaze on, to look at, to con- 
 template. YlpooeXicvaai vXv vardrov Oewfxevat. Hec. 1137* See also O. 6S2. 
 
 SYN. Qetapeit), dvafSXeirto . 
 Qearrjs, et dwrrjs, ov, 6, subst. [spectator,] a spectator. "A£w 6earr]v b>~i- 
 
 dev, ws ovk opt efxov. Ion 658. See also <p. 397* SYN. Oeiopos, eironTris, 
 
 E7r0TTT'fjp. 
 
 Qearos, Otjrjrds, et Dor. darfros, >), ov, adj. [spectandus, visibilis,] to be beheld 
 
 or viewed. Ov tol dea-ds. Aj. Fl. 915. See also Hes. Theog. 31. and 
 
 Theocr. 15. 84. SYN. 'AfyddeaTos, -KepifiXeTcrds, oparos. 
 Qearpdv, ov, to, subst. [(1 ) theatrum, (2) spectaculum, (3) spectatores,] a theatre, 
 
 any theatrical exhibition, the spectators. Vv^aQnaeTac to yap dearpov befyov 
 
 Equit. 233. 
 Oeeiov, Oelov, et Bifwv, ov, to, subst. [sulphur,] sulphur. Aeo'?) be (j>Xo£, ibprd 
 
 Beelov Kaw nevoid. 0. 135. See also x- 493. SYN. KepavvXov irvp. EPITH. 
 
 Y%.dQdpov, (j)Xdyepuv, dirvpbv. 
 Qeeidio, v. [sulphure perfumo, vel lustro,] to fumigate, to purify with sulphur. 
 
 'AdpooX' avrdp o btifid deeiovrai nepiicaXXes. ify. 50. SYN. Ka7r»'t'5w, uddaipoj, 
 
 BvfxXdo). 
 Oerfios, vid. 0e7os. 
 0l?/\dr^s, ov, 6 el ?/, adj. [a numine impulsus, *nandatus, editus,] enjoined by 
 
 an oracle. Ovb\ el ydp i\v to wpdyfid p) deliXdrov. (E. R. 255. SYN. Qeop- 
 
 tos, BeoffboTos, QeoaavTos, delos. 
 0e/a, as, >;, subst. [(l)amita, matertera, (2) P. N. mater Solis, Lunae et Au- # 
 
0EIA 0EMI 401 
 
 rorae,] an aunt, (2)Theta, the mother of the sun, moon, and Aurora. MdVep 
 'AXXov iroXvwvvue, 0e/a. Isthm. 5. 1. 
 
 OeiXonebov, pro to elXd-irebdv, ov, to, subst. [locus apricus,] a place ex- 
 posed to the sun. QeiXoirebov Xevpuj evX ^u)p<o. rj. 123. 
 
 Oeivcj, vid. Gevio. 
 
 Qelds, (1) ov, 6, subst. (2) Belos, et BerjXos, a, op, adj. [(l) avunculus, patruus, 
 (2) divinus, niirabilis,] (1) a father's brother, an uncle, (2) divine, wonderful. 
 (1)"H7tov vbaovvras Beios vflpXvev bo/uovs ; Iph.T. 931. S Y N. IIo TpdbeX(f>os, 
 TrcLTpoKCLffiyvriToSy 7raTpdbeX(pt6s, 7rarpw$, (2) avrXBeos, BioeiKeXos, BeoireaXos, b~tos t 
 BZrjXdTds, Beoirefx-KTOS, BavfxaaTos. 
 
 QeXyrjTpdv, BeXkti'ipXov, et BeXxTpdv, ov, to, subst. [delinimentum,] a charm, 
 allurement, soothing. T IX <j>XXov vtcvov BeXyrjrpdv, Z-rrXKovpov voaov. Orest. 
 211. See also Eumen. 889. et Trach. 586. Syn. KiiXrjfxd, bcXedp, flXTpdv, 
 X&pa. 
 
 0e\yw, f. £«, v. [mulceo, demulceo,] to soothe, to bewitch, to enfeeble, 
 to charm. 0eXyei b'"Epios, J uaivdfAevo: KpdbXo:. Hipp. 126*9. SYN. MetXiocru), 
 KrjXeut, Tepiru), 0a\7rw, a7rdrdw, vndyojxai, d/j.avp6oj, 
 
 QeXeds, et BeXe/uos, ov, et BeXrj/jiiov, drds, adj. [volens, spontaneus,] willing, volun- 
 tary, quick, ready. QeXeos udeXeds. JEsch. Suppl. S69. See also iEsch. 
 Suppl. 1034. and Apoll. 2. 558. SYN. QeXiov, ekwv, TrpoBvfxos, avBaipiTds, 
 
 OIKTpoS. 
 
 0tX//^w^, vid. OiXeos. 
 
 0e\KT>/p, fjpos, 6, subst. [delinitor,] a soother. Xdp/m fxey avBpu>7rotai, k&kiov 
 
 OeXtcTTjp' obvvawv. Horn. 15. 4. 
 OeXKTrjpids, n, ov, adj. [demulcendi vim habens,] soothing. Kcket biKaaras 
 
 Twvbi koX deXnTrjptovs. Eumen. 81. 
 QeX'tfypwv, dvds, adj. [animum deliniens,] heart-soothing. "lv ol BeXfttypdves 
 
 vefiovTai. Bacch. 398. 
 0£.\(u, f. deXriau), v. [volo, opto, possum,] to be willing, to wish, to be 
 
 able. 0eXw ye' to Be\etv 6' ovk e%iov, aXyvvo/uai. Iph. A. 657. SYN. 'E0eXw, 
 
 povXdfiai, epd/iai, xprj£(0, irpoBvfxeio, bvvd/Jiai. PHR. Qvfjids evl ori)BeooXv dvojyet. 
 0e/z£0Xoi', et OifieiXXdv, ov, to, subst. [fundamentum,] a foundation. *A\p 5' 
 
 avaynZdnZvow kcltcl oTOjjdypio BefieBXa. P. 47. See also y ¥. 255. SYN. Bdfffa, 
 
 fiaBpov, ebpa. EPTTH. AlBdXdsv, evpv. 
 QepeXXds, ov, adj. [qui in fundamento ponitur,] of a foundation. Ttpdvot, Bl- 
 
 jjleXXovs Kd-a.7T£7ru)KvlaL XxBovs. Aves 1137« 
 Qe/uepCJTrXs, xbos, adj. [verecunda,] modest. Tav Be/JitpuJTrXv cu5w* av-Brjv. P. V. 
 
 137. Exp. 'EpavfiXa. 
 0e/i/£w, v. [in jus et fas compono,] to bring under the influence of justice, to 
 
 adjust. 'A\X' Ifxl %p>) /cat as Blixiaadiiivovs. Pyth. 4. 250. ExP. Maortydai, 
 
 VOLIoBetIu), BtLil(TT€V(V. 
 
 Qi/j.'iTrXeKTds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [Themide contextus,] woven by Themis, lawful. 
 
 Tiefxxpav BefiXirXeKTOis d/jid. Nem. Q. 125. 
 Qe/jXs, Xros, kttos, et xbds, >/, subst. [(l)lex; et (2) personif. Themis, justitiae 
 
 dea; (3) in plur. OetiioTes, tributa,] (l) law, justice, (2)the goddess of jus- 
 tice, (3) tribute, taxes, (de/jus nev rifxds elbevcu ^prjcrixov Btov ; Med. 674. 
 
 SYN. (l)At(v'T/, vbiios, to bXicaiov, BifXXTdv, ooXftv, biKatoavvrj, (3) tyopoi, TeXed. 
 
 EpiTH. (2) Albola, dXe^iKutcos, KaXXXirdprjos, Xi7rdpa, kXuttj, Xlpd, €VKTaia,6picXa, 
 
 au)T€tpd. PHR. Aios i,lvXov ndpibpos. 
 0f/Lxtcr)v-o7rds, ov, 6 et fj, subst. [inspector juris,] an inspector of justice, a super- 
 
 intendant. QijuiaKd-rrdv oltceiv eovrd ttoXvButois. Nem. 7« 68. 
 QifiKTKpeiov, ovtos, adj. [juste imperans et regens,] one who rules with justice. 
 
 'AQitciTo bdfiovs Be fiin KpeovT(ov. Pyth. 5. 35. 
 QefiHTicvpeids, a, ov, adj. [a Themiscyra, urbe maritima Cappadociae,apud Ther- 
 
 modontem fluvium, ubi olim Amazones,] of Themiscyra. "EvBd OefxicKvpeiaX 
 
 'Afiagovts ut7rXi£ovTd. Apoll. 2. 997* 
 
 Pros. Lex, 3 E 
 
402 0EMI 0EOM 
 
 Qefiiareids, bv, adj. [legitimus,] legitimate, lawful. Qefjiiffreidv os a/z^Tret. 
 
 Olymp. 1. 18. SYN. SefiiTos, biKaids, vdfxt^xds, evvd/Jtos. 
 0£)«t(Trevw, v. [(1) do jura, (2) vaticinor, (3) impero,] to administer justice, 
 
 to dispense oracles, to celebrate, to rule over. $o7/3os biKctiws tov dtfiiarev- 
 
 ovrd aoi. Ion 374. SYN. (l) AiKa£w ? (2) fxavrevofxai, ^prjafjioyheu), %paw, 
 
 (3) apxu). 
 QefxiffTOKXfjs 9 eds, 6, P. N. [Themistocles,] an illustrious Athenian. '6 0£/.uar#- 
 
 kXeovs yap davaros aipeTOJTepds. Equit. 84. 
 QefiKTToii^ds, dv, adj. [jus dicens,] administering justice. Eladae tis bludcrrjoX 
 
 6€fiicrTOv\(t)v (3a(Ti\r'](t)v. Apoll. 4. 347. 
 OefjiTos, ov, adj. [licitus,] allowed, lawful. 2ot o' ovyX BefiXrov npbs (pXXov 
 
 (Trei\(etv to. (pop; Orest. 97- 
 (defxdu), v. [admoveo ; accedere cogo,] to bring near, to compel to approach. 
 
 Yl\tjfxjj.vpis €K ttovtow, defiwae be yepaov XKeaQai. c. 486. SYN. 0a///£w, 
 
 eyy (go). 
 0£vap, apos, to, subst. [voia manus et pedis,] the hollow of the hand or foot, 
 
 a surface. 'AXds efcvpiov devdp. Isthm. 4. 97 • Syn. TvdXov, cXyoiTos. 
 0£>w, et deivto, v. [pulso, tundo,] to strike, to beat, to lash. Kcidetve, KevTpo> 
 
 hridlv ais Oeviov yjtpX. Here. F. 944. SYN. Ylelpco, cnrepeibw, TVTrrb), kottto}. 
 OeofiXafleu), v. [Deos injuriis lacesso,] to insult the gods. A??£eu OeofiXafiovvO' 
 
 vTreptco/juTG) dpdaet. Pers. 836. 
 QeoyvXs, Xbds, 0, P. N. [Theognis,] (1) a poet of Megara who florished 
 
 540. A. C. (2) one of the thirty tyrants, a frigid candidate for the tragic 
 
 prize. (2) '6 £>' av Seoyvts xpvxpbs Cjv \pv%pios TroXei. Thesm. 170. 
 (deoyevvris, eds, ctdedydvds, bv, adj. [a deo genitus,] born of a god, heaven-born, 
 
 divine. 'AXXd Oeos toi mat Qedyevvfo. Antig. 845. See also Orest. 340. 
 
 SYN. Aids, deetbs, Oelos, QecnrevXbs. 
 Qeob/uriTds, ov, 6 el //, adj. [divinitus aedificatus,] built by the gods, strongly 
 
 built. Avtos be /3o>juw vrpos 6eobfXf]T(i> ffXTvel. Hec. 23. SYN. OeoTrbvrjTbs, 
 
 dec KpavTos. 
 QeoboTds, et Oeoabbrbs, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [divinitus datus,] given by a god, di- 
 vinely endowed, noble. SebbbTwv epyojv KeXevQbv civ KaOdpav. Isth. 5. 29. 
 
 See Hes. Op. 318. SYN. QeopTos, Oeoambs, Oelbs. 
 Qebeibrjs, eds, Qebeik-eXbs, et OeiKeXbs, ov, adj. [deo similis,] godlike. Ti)v be 
 
 irbXv irpQ)TOs Xbe TtjXefidxos debeibtjs. a. 113. See also y. 4l6. and Lysistr. 
 
 126l. SYN. QeffKeXos, Oelos, iabOebs, rjydQebs, avTiOeos, naXos. 
 Oeddev, antiq. genitiv. a (debs, q. v. 
 QeoKXvfjievds, ov, 6, P. N. [Theocly menus,] the son of Proteus and king of Egypt. 
 
 (dedtcXvuevov jiev apaev , otX b)] Oeovs 1 <7ej3(vv. Helen. 9* 
 GeoKXvreoj, v. [deum invoco,] to invoke the gods. 'Etrel be 7roXXa OebKXvrwv 
 
 eTTctvcraTd. Pers. 506. SYN. 'ETriKaXed/ucti. 
 QeoicXvTds, ov, 6 et f), adj. [Diis audiendus,] to be heard by the gods, solemn. 
 
 Yeydvafiev' Xlrcuai ere OeokXutois. Sept. Theb. 131. 
 QeoKpavTds, bv, adj. [a deo perfectus,] accomplished by a god. Ov OeoKpavTbv 
 
 effTiv; Agam. 1465. 
 GeoKptTds, ov, b, P. N. [Theocritus,] the famous Syracusan poet. "AXXbs 6 
 
 \lds' eyu) be OeoxptTos, os Tab' eypaxj/d. Theocr. Ep. lilt. 
 Qedfjia.v})s, eds, adj. [deorum instinctu furens,] enfrenzied by a god, outra- 
 geous. TXfifiwv 'OpecTrjs Qeb{Jidve~i Xvaay ba/ueis. Orest. 835. SYN. "Evdeos, 
 
 deoprds. 
 cfxd^co, v [rum deo pugno,] to fight against God. To Bed^xdyelvydp a.7rd\l- 
 
 Trova, d crov KpaTel. I ph. A. 1409. SYN. Avaaefiea). 
 Qedfxiarjs, eds, adj. [deorurn osor,] a hater of the gods. N>) tov At', alel 5>]m 
 
 Qedfxl<rYise(j>vs. Aves 1547. SYN. OeoaTvytjs, bvoaefirjs. 
 
 1 ®eoys is here scauned as a monosyllable. 
 
0EOM 0EOT 403 
 
 Qe6/jepr)s, ids, BZ6^6pX6s, et diuftoip&s, rj, dv, adj. [divinitus acceptus,] divinely 
 bestowed, supremely blessed. To-bz yapvZfxev BevfiZpy. 1 Nem. 7- 121. See 
 also Apoll. 3. 6?6. and Pyth. 5. 6. 
 
 QedpfitTTUjp, dpos, 6, adj. [par Diis consiliarius,] equal to the gods in counsel, 
 supremely wise. Ylep-oais, BtdfiijcrTojp b\ Pers. 66l. SYN. Qeofpojv. 
 
 OidfjtopXa, conlr. Qev/uopXa, as, ?/, subst. [fatum,] fate. Xd\£7nji 6' ijvreo 0ev- 
 /.idpir}-, Call. Ep. 32. 4. SYN. Mopds, fiolpd, el/xapfjiZvr}. 
 
 ®td/uv<T?)s, eds, adj. [diis invisus, sceleratus, abominandus,] detested by the 
 gods, wicked, abominable. 'Opio 5' fV S/ufdXu) pZv dvbpd Qedfjiv'afj. Eumen. 40. 
 SYN. Mitodpos, deofxicn'is. 
 
 QZovoq, r)s, ?/, P. N. [Theonoe.] Trjv BeairXwbov (dZovdrjv xprj£<i>v Xbeiv. Helen. 
 144. 
 
 OedTTOfATrds, ov, 6 et ft, adj. [divinitus missus,] sent from heaven, divine. QZd- 
 7ro/X7r-ot (Tflaiv 71/ucii (pvrevdev. Pyth. 4. 121. 
 
 Ocd7rdvr)r6s, ov, adj. [divinitus elaboratus,] formed by a god. AlBrjp, dBev ov 
 BZdndvrjr Z^ets Xt^r/. Helen. 583. 
 
 QeoTrponeio, v. [vaticinor,] to prophesy. Kcd vvv kv AavdoloX BZoTTpdnZw ixyo- 
 peveis. A. 109. SYN. See Mavrevo/xai. 
 
 Qio-poTtXa, as, ?/, et BZoTrponXov, ov, to, subst. [vaticinatio,] prophecy, predic- 
 tion, divination. F^v^dfJiZvos Advdolat BZoirpoTrias dvdfaiveis. A. 87- See also 
 A. 85. SYN. QeoTTiajja, jxavrevfjid, pav'Teia, BeatydTov. 
 
 (dioir pottos, 6v, [fa tkiicus, adj. vates, subst. ~\ prophetic ; a soothsayer or prophet. 
 ToZttos to BZoirpoirdv rjfjiXv. Trach. 824. SYN. 0e7os, fxavris, yjpr)afM£b6s. 
 
 QZotttvotos, 6v, adj. Qcliis invisus, quem dii abominantur,] detested by the 
 gods. 'QXuXZv avhpCjy fyv BZow-varf yZvei. Sept. Theb. 600. SYN. See 
 Qeo<TTvyi]s. 
 
 Qio-upos, ov, o et 77, adj. [coelitus accensus,] kindled from heaven. Qepfia 
 <p\oyX deo-vpa). Eur. Eiectr. 732. 
 
 QiopTds, ov, adj. [a deo missus,] divine. QZop-u) avv oX/3w. Olymp. 2. 67. 
 SYN. Qedboros, BZoaboTOS, Btoavros, deios. 
 
 QZos, ov, 6, subst. [Deus,] (l)God, (2) a god. 'V&v dboKrjTOJV Tropov evpZ Beds. 
 Med. 1415. EPITH. AiyXrjeis, aXefficaicds, dXe^rjrrjp, dfxvvTwp, dpyXtZpavvos, 
 ay KXXdfjrjrrjs, alwvXds, aipevbrjs, £elbiopds, eXelifKov, KpaTepos, fJtZyaoBZvqs, fxeyds, 
 7rayKpaT)jS, 7ravroi:pdriop, 7rdvo7rr))s, oIktip/jlwv, ov/jfid^os, OKtiTTTOvyos, EirXicovpos, 
 vivepfxtvqs, vxl/iftpefjiETrjs, v\pT6povos, vxpX/jZbiov, /ueyci fcpdrZutv, tciibirTTds, KZXaivZ<brjs, 
 evvfxvds, addvaros, ovpdvXiov, (2) 'OXvfiirXos, ZvdXXos, -yBovXds, ovpdvXos, fxZXay- 
 X«iTr]s, TavpoKepws, ■xoXvvf.ivos, veprZpos, beaTrorrjs, BaXacraXos, dpiyvioros, a.T€ipt)s, 
 evbaipiov, pdcdp, Z-rrovpdvXos, 'iyBipos, XevudnioXos, TroXivoovyos, pelu £wv, alev 
 Zd)v, 'OXv/jlttXcl bu/jaT e%(ov, bojT>)p Zau)v 9 7rarpoJds, ira-pXos, yeveBXlos, eyyev>)s, 
 epKeios, XkeoXos. Phr. See Pyth. 2. S9. 
 
 (dZoaboros, ov, adj. [divinitus datus,] given by Gocf. Xp^urd b' ox>x apiraKTd' 
 Qtoabord ttoXXov apeivio. lies. Op. 318. SYN. See Qtobdros. 
 
 0cd<T£/3/)s, Ids; BloaeTTTiop, 6pos ; et BZoaeirTds, ov, o et >/, adj. [religiosus,] re- 
 ligious, pious. (davoovoXv o'lbi' Btdaej3i]s & i]f.iwv tXs u>v. Iph. T. 269. See 
 also Hipp. 1364. and Nub. 291. SYN. Evae/3»)s, biieatds, ewdfios, dydBos. 
 
 QZotje-^Bpia, as, >/, subst. [dei odium,] hatred of the gods. 7 £l7roXis icat Oewpov 
 BeooexBpXu. Vesp. 4l6. SYN. See AvfToefieta. 
 
 (diorjTvy\)s, ios, et Be<7Tvyr)Tos, dv, adj. [Deo odiosus,] hateful to God. Tu>v 
 aiov -nor ovtwv vvv be a fj BeoarvyrjS. Troad. 1203. See also Choepll. 625. 
 SYN. Qeo^vu))s, BioTTTvaros. 
 1 0lo<T(7i)ros, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [divinus,] divine. OioaavTov ^eifiutvd ical bXatyBdpav. 
 P. V. 643. Syn. SeeOZopTds. 
 
 Qedravpds, ov, 6, subst. [deus taurus, epith. Jovis,] bull-god. FI^ pZ (JtZpeis, 
 Bedravpe ; rXs eVXed ; irws bz nZXevBov. Mosch. 2. 131. 
 
 1 Vid. Heyne in loco. 
 
404 0EOT 0EPO 
 
 OeoTl/jirjTds, tiv, adj. [diis honoratus,] honored by the gods. OedrlfirjTOs 5' o'Licab 1 
 
 iKavet. Agam. 1308. SYN. Q>Ed<j>XXr)s, Qiooifiris, dedeeirros. 
 OeoTpenTds, ov, adj. [a diis conversus,] turned or reversed by the gods. Nvv 6' 
 
 ovk a/bi(JHJ36\o)s 6edTpe7rrd rah'. Pers. 902. 
 Qeovbelr], -tjs, f} t subst. [pietas, religio,] piety, religion. Seivwv /ueiXtxfy re 
 
 Qlovbdi] r ekekcloto. Apoll. 3. 586. 
 ©Eovbris, eos, adj. [religiosus,] pious, religious. 'Avdpwirwv ijx^p^ QEovbtd 6v~ 
 
 fxou Eyovra. r. 364. Syn. See ©eoo-e/^j/s. 
 Qeo^XXtjs, eos, adj. [deogratus,] beloved by the gods; divinely favored. OeoQi- 
 
 Xovs EopTfjs. Ran. 440. SYN. See Qeocfe^s, et GeoceTrros. 
 ®Eo<piv, adv. [divinitus,] of or to the gods. Aapbd^XbrjsUpXdfjLos, Qldtyiv prjaTtop 
 
 drdXavros. H. 366. SYN. See QeonEoXojs. 
 0£d(pdpr)rd&, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [numine instiuctus,] carried on by a divine impulse. 
 
 QpEvofidviis Tts el 0Eo<popr}Tds t afx-(pi. Agam. 1109. SYN. Osoprds, QEdfxdvrjs, 
 
 evBlos, Qeogovtos, dsocppiov. 
 ®£o<pp(0v, ovbs, adj. [divina menle praeditus,] divinely gifted. TLkte Blotypovd 
 
 Kovpov. Olymp. 6. 70. SYN. ®£dfir)<rru)p, QloaE^ris. 
 ®Epdireid, as, t), et OEpdirev/ud, drds, to, subst. [famulatus, ministerium,] atten 
 
 dance, care, attention. Q>XXov bi QEpdneLcuoXv dvbp' evepyETutv. Iph. T. 315 
 
 See also Here. F. 633. 
 QEpdTeuuj, v. [famulor, servio,] to be an attendant, to attend, to minister, 
 
 'AbeXty' dbeXtyrj x ei P l Qcpdiceveiv /jieXtj. Oresti 2 16. Syn. 'Ytttjpeteu), virovpy£i 1 } i 
 
 bovXevu), dnEojuai, E7raXdEU). 
 (dEpairva, as, 7), adj. [ancilla, famula,] a handmaid. 'Atrial JLbpwTras QEpattvav, 
 
 Hec. 480. 
 0£pa7rovr?s, tbos, fj, adj. [famulas decens,] befitting a female or handmaid 
 
 Adi'dds dEpdnovTibd <pepvi)v. iEsch. Suppl. 976. 
 0£pd7rwv, ovtos, et 6ipa\p, d-rrds, 6, subst. [minister, servus,] a servant, an at 
 
 tendant. Avrap MrjpXovtis, QEpd-rnov evs 'IboftEvfjos. > F. 528. See also Ion 94 
 
 SYN. 'EirtTt)s, oikettjs, vwripETtjs, dtcoXovdos, bovXos. EPITH. 'Ayddos, vlvtWeos, 
 
 'icpBifAos, ayxEfAdxps, dyavos, dprjXdoos, orprjpos, Odds, 7rtords, <j>XXds, yriQoovvos 
 
 ifvloxps, riiiEbdvos. 
 
 0£/O£W, Vid. 0£jOO>. 
 
 Qipi^cj, v. [demeto,] to reap. Syn. 'AnotipiZo), a/ma;. 
 
 Qipifffjos, ov, 6, subst. [messis,] reaping, harvest. $€pp£ /3octs, <j>EpE /uaXd' ^Epe 
 
 crdyyv, olffE Bipiffubv. Call. 6. 137* SYN. Qipos. 
 QspifTTptdv, ov, to, subst. [vestis aistiva,] a summer robe. T I2 poi, betXaia, Siya 
 
 fiev to BZpioTpXdv rjbt]. Theocr. 15. 69 . 
 Qepfxaivu), et OepfA(o r v. [calefacio,] to warm, to heat. "Oorts KEvaurXv eXTrXaiv 
 
 depfiaivErai. Aj. Fl. 478. See also 0. 426. SYN. AXdOepfxaivw, alBvaow, 
 
 OaXirat. 
 Oepfxa&rpd, as, r), subst. [caminus,] a chimney. (depfiavTpat te (3ptuovffXv v<f 
 
 'Htpalcrroid Trvpayp-qs. Call. Del. 144. SYN. Kd/xivos. 
 QeppdfiovXds, ov, adj. [praecipitibus consiliis utens,] hot-headed. 7 £l Beppd- 
 
 fiovXov 7rpb)KTov e£vpr)jJiZvE. Acharu. 119* 
 OepfAOhovs, ov, 6 et r), adj. [mentem inflammatus.] inflamed in mind. 'Eyio bi 
 
 Bep/uovovs Td^ ^ v ^iby (odXio. Again. 1 143. 
 Oepuds, 7), dv, adj. [(l)calidus, (2) audax, impudens,] warm, hot, ardent, 
 
 bold, impudent. Kal /xijte 6epfj.>)v, /u>it dyav \j;uxpdv <f>pd<rrjs. Ran. 119. 
 
 SYN. Atd-rrvpos, irvpoets, £d7rvpos, fidXipos. 
 Oep/iovpyos, ov, 6, adj. [(1) fervid us ingenio, (2) temerarius, audax,] warm in 
 
 action, ardent, rash. TfX^ b' d baijjiuv ew avbpX depjiovpyto. Eumen. 557- 
 QipSs, eos, to, subst. [(1) gestas, (2) messis,] heat, summer, harvest. Kc*r' dvr)p 
 
 tbo^EV eivai, TciXXoTpXov dfiiov dipos. Equit. 392. SYN. O^picr/jos. EPITH. 
 " AyXdoKapirov, avx/^rjpdv, ^ddlov, spdrdv, KaXov, ifiov, tflpov, evorw^v, (pXdyi- 
 
 pdv, 7rvpXXa/jnr£s, dcidXEov. 
 
0EP2 0E2I1 405 
 
 QepfftXbxos, ov, 6, P. N. [Thersilochus.] MeadXrjv re, TXavKOP re, MccWu re, 
 
 QepaXXoyop re. P. 2l6. 
 QepaiTrjs, ov, 6, P. N. [Thersites.] Qepairrjs & erl ftovpos dfieTpoe7rr)s enoXala. 
 
 B. 212. Phr. See B. 213. Philoct. 442. 
 Oepu>, f. Iput et epo-w, et Qepeto, v. [calefacio,] to heat, to burn. N^o-av £v\d 
 
 7roXXa, tyoibs efiep, rjbe depeadai. r. 64. See also p. 23. SYN. Qepfiaipu), KaXut, 
 
 TrpriQw. 
 (deals, iu)s, >/, subst. [positio,] deposit-money. "Iv' al deaets yiypotPTo tt) vov~ 
 
 fit]vXa. Nub. 1189. 
 OeaKeXds, r), ov, adj. [deo similis,] godlike, divine. Evbeiv ep fxeydpu* <rv be 
 
 fjioi Xeye OeaiceXd epyd. X. 373. SYN. (deoeiiceXds, dews, bios, QecnreoXos, a/x- 
 
 (3poTos, OavfiaaTos. 
 QeapXds, 6v, adj. [legitimus,] legal, binding. *H icatvd Keladai 6ea/j.V avQpwTrois 
 
 tclvvv. Med. 494. SYN. Nop? fids, evvofios, bXicaids. 
 Qea/jiddeTTjs, ov, 6, subst. [(l) legislator, (2) nomen magistratus Athenis,] a law- 
 giver, a reviser of the laws. Ovbeis a cncoKXeiaet 6ea/uddeTTjs rrj KiyxXxbX. 
 
 Vesp. 775. SYN. ^So/jiodeTris, Qeojxotyopos, pofiotyvXaj;, apywv. 
 0€<T/u67roiew, v. [leges facio,] to make laws, to innovate. Tt Qeafidiroiels eirX 
 
 rdXanrujpb) vekpui; Phoen. l659« SYN. No/idflersw, vouov Tidrjfii, ypdcpu). 
 QeafAos, ov, 6, plur. QeafxoX et deafid, 1 subst. [lex, institutum,] a law, custom, in- 
 stitution. Oetov hi ae/xvov Qeafxov aldepos /jlvx<*>v. Helen. 865. SYN. No^/os, 
 
 to OeafiXov, to vofiXfiov. EpiTH. 'ATrfifxwv, dyXos, ydfif)XXos, ijideds. 
 QcapocpdpXdv, ov, to, subst. [t em plum, ubi QeafxocpdpXd celebrantur,] a temple 
 
 where the festival called Thesmophoria was celebrated. Irjfxelov kv toj 
 
 Q)e(T/jd(pdpXu) (palvETat. Thesm. 277. 
 OeofjidcpdpXu, iov, tci, subst. [Cerealia, sacra in Cereris legiferae honorem,] a fes- 
 tival in honor of Ceres. 'E7rei tpXttj 'otX QeafxdQdpXup rj near). Thesm. 80. 
 Qeafjb'fpdpu), otv, al, P. N. [Ceres et Proserpina.] 'Es (deaixotydpoip eXdelv. 
 
 b. TX bpuaovT ; et7r' ejiol. Thesm. 89- 
 (deaireaXds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [divinus,] divine, sacred, extraordinary, vast, mon- 
 strous. 7 Htoi, to re QeaneoXop. Pyth. 12. 23. SYN. Qelos, OavfiaoTos, Qeane- 
 
 Xos, Qea-KLos. 
 Qea-n-eaXus, adv. [divine,] divinely, strangely. QeaTreaXws e<pdfir)Qev xxf "EcTopi 
 
 Kal AXX iraTpX. O. 637. SYN. Qelojs, deodev, OeoQXv. 
 1 0e<77re<d, as, ?/, P. N. [oppidum Bteoiiae, dictum alibi et at QeanXai.] Thespiae. 
 
 Qeanetav, Vpalav re KaX evpvyppov M.vKa\r)aaov. B. 498. 
 QeairXbdrjs, ids, adj. [divinitus ardens,] greatly blazing, raging. "EpiteTa ylpop- 
 
 Tat, KaX vbi*p, Kai 6ea7rXbdes 7rvp. b. 418. SYN. 0e7os. 
 OeairXeneid, as, fj, adj. [divino ore loquens,] prophetic. Tis ovtXv a 6eanXe7reid. 
 
 CE. R. 471. SYN." \pr)afJiabds. 
 QeawXds, a, ov, adj. [divinus,] divine. 0ec7ri£ Kovpe, 7toXt}s ravd', uis enX- 
 
 riXXu). Aves 977- SYN. See Qea-neaXos. 
 Geaniia), f. Xau), v. [vaticinor,] to prophesy, to give an oracle, to foretell, to 
 
 predict. Tct t ovtu Kal juteXXovrd OeaTriciov del. Ion 7« SYN. (deoniubeb), 
 
 XpijafjidXdyeii), fxavTevo/uai, xpdw. 
 (dea-n-is, ibds, 6 et >/, [(1) adj. divinus, (2) P. N. Thespis, primus poeta tra- 
 , gicus,] divinely inspired. "Slndae QeaitXv dotbav. Med. 425. SYN. (1) Oea<pd- 
 
 tos, deairXtobos, delos, ijbus, dyddos, Oav/uaaros. 
 0e77r tafia, drds, to, subit. [r^sponsuin vatis, oraculum,] the response of a pro- 
 j phet, an oracle. Iv 6' e\e\lnaeis ttujs deov deanta/juTa ; Eur. Suppl. 152. 
 j SYN. 0e<70drov, ^p»/(7/L/o$, fxavrelov, fidvTevfxd, \0yX0v. 
 QeanXwbi u), v. [vaticinor,] to prophesy, to predict. Xpr) dea-n-Xubelv, os bibotnev 
 
 ovbiva. Phcen. 976. SYN. Oeanicio, xpr)afjd\6yeu), fiavrevdfxai. 
 0eo-7rtw6ds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [fatidicus,] prophetic. Tijs deanXybov bevpti Kaoav- 
 
 • Vid. R. P. Med. 494. 
 
406 0E2FI 0EUP 
 
 Spas fepeis \ Hec. 671. SYN. QeairXs, pavrticbs, Xa'yibs, xpr)aiJ.bXbybs } \P r l (T l Jl ^' 
 
 bos, fxavTis, 
 QeffTTpwrds, ov, P. N. [e Thesprotia, in extrema Tliessalia,] of Thesprotia. 
 
 (decnrpttyrbv ovbas. b. ^Lefivd Atobwvrjs (3ddpa ; Phoen. 99$' 
 QeaaraXia, as, r/, P. N. [Thessalia,] Thessaly. "E/j.7rbpbs tjk-ojv ec 0erra- 
 
 Xias, napd 7rXe(aru)v dvbpbnbbitTTivv. Plut. 521. EPITH. EvirwXbs, evnnros, 
 
 fxaKaipa. 
 QeaaaXlicos, SevodXbs, r\, bv, et OeacraXis, Xbbs, fj, adj. [Thessalus,] Thessalian. 
 
 QeaodXXne, KXebvixe rdXav. Call. Ep. 32. See also Alcest. 693. and Al- 
 
 cest. 341. 
 Qearias, aids, 77, [patronym. a patre Thestio,] the daughter of Thestius, an 
 
 epithet of Leda. 'AirioXofxeddd' QearXas b' ear iv Kopri; Helen. 133. 
 0eort#s, ov, 6, P. N. [Thestius,] prince of the Curetes, and father of Leda. 
 
 Arjbas ojiaifiov, QearrXov be irapQevov. Eur. fr. Meleag. 1.5. 
 Qearbpeibs, et QearbpXbrjs, [patronym. a patre Thestore,] the son of Thestor. 
 
 Tov Qearopeiov fiavTetos, add' ri/jtepav. Aj. Fl. 800. See also A. 69* 
 0eoTWjO, opos, 6, P. N. [Thestor.] Aou7r*7<7ei> be tteotov' b be Qearbpd, "Wrbnbs 
 
 vibv. n. 401. 
 ®e(r<f>aTos,ov, 6 et >/, adj. [(l)a deo dictus, (2) 0eV0ara, ra, oracula,] (1) dic- 
 tated by a god, divinely appointed, (2) oracles. 7 11 Tra"ibes i rjicei rub' en arbpi 
 
 Oeacpdros. (E. C. 1472. SYN. (1) 0e7ds, deaneXbs, Oebbbrbs, alolfios, (2) 0ea- 
 
 TriajjLdrd, ^pr\afxoi. 
 Qe(T(f)dTr}Xdyds, ov, 6 et 17, adj. [vaticinia edens,] one who utters oracles, pro- 
 phetic. Ka.l KotvoXeKTpos rovbe, 6ea(f)drrjXbybs. Agam. 141(5. SYN. See 
 
 QeattXwbbs. 
 QerXbeibv, ov, to, P. N. [Thetideum,] a city in Thessaly. QerXbeibv avb$, deds 
 
 %dptv pvfifevjjidTMV. Androm. 20. 
 QetIs, Xbs, Xbbs, f], P. N. [Thetis,] the goddess of the sea, and mother of Achilles. 
 
 *Os nctlbd SerXbbs &Xeaev robots fidXwv. Hec. 388. EPITH. QaXaaala, alboirj, 
 
 TavvtreTrXos, (ptXrj, /caXXiVXd/ca/uds, fjVKo/uos, apyvpoire^d, dXta, (3d6vKoXnbs, 
 
 TTorvid, ae/uvij, tyepeofiXos, dXbavbvrj, ayXdbKapnbs, bid 6eau)v, NrjprjXs, evdXXa, 
 
 evKarpis, Nrjpews Ovydrrjp. 
 Qerbs, rj, ov, adj. [(1) positus, (2) adoptivus,] placed, adopted. Oerwv be 
 
 tcaibwv 7tov zpdros ', rd tyvvrd yap. Eur. fr. Erecth. J. 1. 
 QevyevXs, pro QebyevXs, ibbs, »/, P. N. [Theogenis.] 'lis evaXatcdros QevyevXs kv 
 
 bajibrXaiv veXy. Theocr. 28. 22. 
 QevfxbpXbs, poet, pro QebjibpXbs, vid. Qebfjepys. 
 QevxdpXXa, as, //, P. N. [Theucharila.] Kat fi a 0ev^dpXXa Qpytraa rpbtybs a 
 
 fidndpuXs. Theocr. 2. 70. 
 0£w, poet. Qeita et OUctku), f. Qevauy, v. [curro,] to run. 0e7 V evdvs k%io t avXXd- 
 
 (du)v Qoivmbpas. Ion 1217- See also K. 437- and T. 229- 
 Qewpeu), v. [(1) sacra spectatum eo, (2) inspicio,] to go to behold the sacred 
 
 ceremonies, to observe, to inspect. 'EXfletv es aldv ; $ dewprjaow j-v^as. P.V. 
 
 210. SYN. AmorfceTrro/uai, Kara (rub new, dvddeiopeio. 
 QeiopXa, as, 1), subst. [(1) legatio ad lados, (2) spectaculum,] an embassy sent 
 
 to the public games, a solemn procession, a spectacle, a show. Eevos 0', ds 
 
 fffuv nofjnrbs ^v dewpXas. Bacch. 1047. SYN. 0ea, o\pXs. 
 GecjpXKbs, rj, ov, adj. [ad spectationem ludorum pertincns,] connected with a 
 
 sight of the public games. Kovpai re /cat 7r£7rXw/uar', ov deupXud. Eur. Suppl. 
 
 108. 
 QeiopXs, Xbbs, r), subst. [" navis : proprie navis quae ex Athenis rovs dewpovs 
 
 Delum quotannis vehebat." Blomf.] a ship; properly, the sacred vessel 
 
 sent every year from Athens to Delos. MeXaytcpbuov veKvoarbXov Beta- 
 
 pXbd. Sept. Theb. 856. 
 Qewpbs, ov, 6, subst. [(1) legatus ad sacra solennia, (2) qui ipse oracula con- 
 
 sulit, (3) spectator,] a delegate sent to offer sacrifice or consult an oracle, 
 
0HBA 0HAT 407 
 
 an inquirer, a spectator. Qeupds, ws etyuxiKev, eKbrjfiQv, irdXiv. (E. R. 114« 
 
 SYN. QZaTrjs, Beorrpoiros, eTTOTrrrfS. 
 0^/3ayt^s, ids, 6, adj. [Thebis genitus,] sprung from Thebes. Tvbel re, Ud- 
 
 XvvetKei re rw Oq/jayeveH. Eur. Suppl. 147* 
 0>?/3a7os, a, 6v, adj. [(1) Thebanus, (2) P. N. nobilis Trojanus,] a Theban ; 
 
 also the name of a noble Trojan. Xp^'cta be viv yeXwrd Qrjfialois orpXelp. 
 
 Bacch. 842. SYN. InapTm, Kabfietos, Kabjuetioy, Kabfidyevrjs, Or,(3dyevrjs. 
 
 PHR. Inep^a rov (nraprwy yevcvs. 
 QfiPo, V s, i), et 0*//3ae, G,v, at, P. N. [Thebe and Theba?,] Thebes : (1) in the 
 
 Troad, (2) in Egypt, (3) in Bceotia. 0*//3iji virb YlXdturf, WXXXtcecra dvbpeaaXv 
 
 dvdaaiov. Z. 396". EPITH. (2)"A(pi>eh), £dder], Xt7rapa, evaretyapos, evret^s, 
 
 evwvpyds, eviitTros, evpvyopos, epXtcvbrjs, novpoTpo<pds, lepa, tt oXvf] par os , 7roXi/ap- 
 
 f.ia.Tds, fXXap/jdrds, vtpXnvXos, e7r-a7ruXds, Ka^aeta, wyvyia, iTnrorpd(f)ds. PHR. 
 
 @f](3r)s ebos e7TTunv\oid, ewrdirvpyos yd, €7rra7rvXa rei^r], K.abjj,ov ydu)v~, 
 
 'Icr/Ltrjvov 7roXls, eKTCKJTopLOV TTvpyojfid Or){3aias ^dbvos, Bafc^dV fir^TpoTroXXs, 
 
 XevKi-rnroi J^ab/jelwv uyvial. 
 Qrjyovrj, r)s, ?/, subst. [cos,] a whetstone. J.Xbr)poj3pwTX dtjydyy verpiovris. Aj. Fl. 
 
 820. SYN. 'Akovyi. 
 0//yw, f. l(o, v. [acuo,] to whet, to sharpen. KoVpoT. b' onus dfjyovres uypXav 
 
 yevvv. Phoen. 1395. SYN. 'Axc/raw, d£u*'w, irdpddiiyoj. 
 0//>cf7, rjs, f], subst. [(1) tlieca, (2) sepulcrum,] a chest, a repository, a grave, 
 
 a tomb. 0))cas (ppdorovffd JJpXd/jiXbojv ev 'IXtw. Hec. 1129^ SYN. (2) lopds, 
 
 yCjfjid, Tv/ifios, Tucpus. 
 QrjKTds, ri, ov, adj. [acutus,] whetted, sharp. Mj) OrjKTov {bay tycxaydvov bX' rjird- 
 
 tos. Med. 40. SYN. 'OfcvQrjKTds, r/Kovrifuevos, 6£us. 
 ©qXacw, f. fa, v. [papillam su»endam praebeo,] to suckle, to give suck to. 
 
 Macrbdv edtjXafci', bpv/Jiai re txXv erpd^e /jtciTrjp. Theocr. 3. l6. SYN. TWr)ve(o, 
 
 fxaoTois v(f)ir)fxt. 
 QrjXeu), v. [germino, vireo,] to blossom, to florish, to bloom. SijXedv evdu 
 
 k e-KCLTd Kat uddvdros 7rep e7reX8wv. e. 73. SYN. See OctXXw. 
 OqX)), ijs, fj, subst. [mammilla,] a teat, an udder, a breast. Ae£at OrjXalffi 
 
 (nrdpcis. Cycl. 56. SYN. See Metros. 
 OrjXvyeyris, ids, adj. [foemina ortus ; foemineus,] woman-born, female. "Os ray 
 
 QqXvyivrj aroXdv. Bacch. 1 145. SYN. YvvaiKelbs, BrjXvrntbpbs, dijXvs. 
 QqXvbpXwbrjs, ibs, adj. [effceminatus,] woman-like, effeminate. Kat drjXvbpXaibes, 
 
 teal KdTeyXdJTTKTjxlvov. Thesm. 130. SYN. QrjXvvovs, 6rjXv<ppG)v t yvvaiKo/uifjibs, 
 
 dvavbpos, yvvaticelbs. 
 Qr)XvKpdT>)s, ids, adj. [fceminis imperans,] ruling over females. QtjXvKparrjs 
 
 direp(t)ros' epojs Trdpdyikd. Choeph. 591. 
 Qr)\vKToi'ds, dv, adj. [mulieres interficiens,] woman-slaying. YieXaayXa he 
 
 be'ierai Bt)XvKr6v(o. P. V. 885. 
 QrjXvfiopcpds, or, adj. [fceminea forma indutus,] femininely formed. Tbv OrjXv- 
 
 [xoptyov ifipdVy os cl(T(f)ep€i vocrov. Bacch. 349- 
 QqXvvovs, ov, et. 6r)Xv<pptjjv, di'ds, adj. [muliebri mente praeditus,] woman-hearted, 
 
 timid, like a girl. QrjXvvovs yevr)ao^ai. P. V. 1039. See also Eccles. 
 
 110. SYN. Qr)XvbpXu)b)]s, yvvaiKOfXt/uos, dvavbpds, dXdirabvos, drjXvs, yuvat- 
 
 Kelos. 
 dnXvvu, f. vvu>, v. [effoemino,] to render effeminate, to soften. YloXXovs eByXvy 
 
 els pxtjv opu^nevovs. ExiT.fr. Erecth. 1. 34. SYN. KrjXeio. 
 Qr)Xv7rovs, ndbos, 6 et >/, adj. [foemineo incessu,] female- footed, delicate. Kp/- 
 
 vr\v dva\lv^ovaX QnXvitovv fidaXv. I ph. A. 421. 
 SfjXvs, eia, v, adj. [fcemineus, mollis,] feminine, tender, soft. "Uprj, OriXvs eovad, 
 
 bdXo<j)poavvr)s dndrrjaey. T. OJ. 
 driXvandpos, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [a fcemina satus, foemininus,] female-sown, female. 
 
 OriXvcnropos, Qcvyovtrd avyyevf) yd\x.bv. P. V. 853. 
 'fyXvTOKds, ov, I], adj. [qua* filiara peperit,] producing females. Uepiuxrld; 
 
 BrjXvrdKoi re. Theocr. 25. 125. 
 
408 0HMH 0H2A 
 
 Qr}/uLwv, wvds, 6, subst. [acervus fruguni in agro,] a heap of corn, a heap of 
 
 chaff. *£ls b' avE/jios ccirjs jjwv Orifxtovd rXvctfy. e. 368. Syn. lupos, oytcds. 
 0/)i/, adv. [sane, diu,] indeed, surely, in time. UriXevs Ofjv poX eireiTci yvvalnd 
 
 ydfJieerffeTat avros. I. 39&. 
 0>/7rw, inus. 2 a. erafov pro iBd-Kov, pra?. med. Tedr]7rd, v. [miror cum stupore,] 
 to gaze upon with admiration, to be astonished at. (dtipage refl^Trdrds, r)vre 
 veppovs. 0. 29- 
 0/)p, et i£ol. $>)p, r)p6s, 6, subst. [fera,] a wild beast. 0j)/> ws, bXwico) tcis jutai^d- 
 vovs Kvvas. Hec. 1155. SyN. QrjpXov, c,ioov, ktt)vos, bands. EPITH. Terpairovs, 
 opearepos, afipdrrjs, trpyds, irdvovpyos, Oeoarvyr/s, levdbairrjs, betvos, opetos, d/uai- 
 fxdK£Tds t j3dXXos, batyoivos, dobs, Xdfftauy^/v, Kparepos, Kpdraios, opeatctios, ovXb- 
 fievvs, 7re\u)plds, rr/uepbaXEOs, vireptpXdXbs. <bfibj3bpbs, ovpEGXtyoiTbs, rapfidXeos. 
 Oripa, as, fj, subst. [venatio,] a hunting, the chase. IreixpvTa, dijpas fioxdbv 
 eicXeXonrdru. Hipp. 52. SYN. Kvv?;ye<Tta, Bripafid, aypeaXa. EPITH. 'Aaird- 
 aXa, apydXea, epXwbrjs, Kparepd, EmKXbnbs, fxoyepa, fievoetKyjs, riEpXrj, yddvXrj, el- 
 vdXXrj, epdreivrf. 
 Orjpaype-rjs, Or)par})s, et drjpevrijs, ov, 6, subst. [venator,] a huntsman. '10', <J 
 Ban^e, dripdypercf. Baicxav, Bacch. 1018. See also Nub. 357. and Hes. Op. 
 304. SYN. OqprjTrip, OrjpriTwp, Kvvaybs, Kvvrjyerris, ay p&arrjs. 
 0>7pa/ud, drds, to, subst. [(1) captura, (2) venatio,] a prey, a booty, a hunt. 
 %Xd(j)(ov \eovtiov t aypXiov QrjpafjidTa. Ion 11 62. SYN. ^ A ypeu/id, aypa, drjpa- 
 ypa, evpefxd. 
 OripaoXfios, ov, adj. [qui venatione capi potest,] caught by hunting. "H&val 
 
 OrjpevffovTES ov dpaaXfxovs. P. V. 883. 
 QrjpaTEds, ov, adj. verbal, [venandus,] to be hunted after or sought. OrjpaTE 
 
 ovv yiyvoir dv, etnep Jo"' ex e£ * Pbiloct. 11 7. 
 0»/par>)s etdripevrrjs, vid. (drjpaypETrjs. 
 Qrjpdio, v. [venor,] to hunt. 'ApY^v bi drjp^v ov 7rpe7rei Tapfixava, Antig. 92. 
 
 SYN. Qrjpevio, KvvqyETEb), $t]teoj. 
 Ot'ipeids, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [ferinus, belluinus,] belonging to wild beasts. Ovte 
 
 Bfipeios /3m. Trach. 1060. SYN. QrjpXo)br)s, OrjpXbs. 
 QrjpevrXicds, et drjpevrbs, ?/, ov, adj. [venaticus,] of or for hunting. '0 be Kvvas 
 
 6r)pevrXKas. Plut. 157. 
 Grjpevu), v. [venor feras,] to hunt wild beasts, to hunt. Tlavres <pxXoi /not, 
 vrXrjv 6 drjpevtov ydfiovs. Helen. 314. SYN. Qrjpdo), KvvijyETEU), aypevu), 
 aypwffau). 
 ®r}prjrr)p, rjpbs, Qr}pt]Twp, opds, 6, et Orjprireipd, as, >;, subst. [venator ; venatrix,] 
 a hunter ; a huntress. 'EcrSXov drjprjTfjpd' bxba^i ydp "AprEfiXs aM). E. 50. 
 See also I. 540. and Call. 4. 228. Syn. Qrjpariis, Orjpevr^s, dnpaypErrjs, tcvva- 
 yos, KvvrjyETrjs, aypojarrjs, f. Kvvr'iyErXs. PHR. Qrjpocpdvajv bsbdrf/JEVos epyiav. 
 Qr'lpXdv, ov, to, subst. [bestia, bellna,] a wild beast, a monster. QijpXojv t 
 
 dypXiov edvrj. Antig. 345. SYN. 0^p, aypXov tX, bdicos. 
 SrjpXwbrjs, ids, adj. [ferus, belluosus,] wild, savage. To BrjpXwbes tovto kcu /utat- 
 
 <pdvov. Orest. 525. SYN. (drjpetos, aypXos, irdpdcpdpos. 
 0/7pd/3o\£w, v. [feras ferio,] to shoot wild beasts. Adyos earX </>v<tiv drjpdfid- 
 
 Xovvra. Philoct. l65. 
 idripoKTdvbs, ov, b et >;, adj. [ferarum confector,] a destroyer of wild beasts. 
 ' 'E\e££ b\ w dripoKTdv" Aprs fits Atos. Iph. A. 1570. 
 OripooKdnos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [feris insidians,] lying in wait for wild beasts. Av- 
 
 rdp tirr/v TeptyOy Qripoondirds 'lo^tatpd. Horn. 26. 12. 
 QripoTpdtyos, dv, adj. [a feris nutritus,] fed by wild beasts. Tkv d-nb drjpdrpocpov 
 
 <poiviKoXd(poid bpdKovTos. Phcen. 834. 
 0>)s, wos, 6, subst. [mercenarius,] a hired servant. Qtires re bfi&es te ; bvvaiTd 
 
 ye Kal to reXeorffat ; b. 644. SYN. A/uws, bovXos, /juoOiotos, 7rdpd<TtTos. 
 QrjaavpHT/jid, utos, to, subst. [(l) quod in thesaurorepositum est, (2) thesaurus,] 
 that which is kept in a treasury, a treasure. Keivov to driaavptafjid atj/jiaiveis 
 Tbbh Philoct. 37. 
 
0H2A 0OAI 409 
 
 Qrjcravpds, ov, 6, subst. [thesaurus,] a treasure. 'ItcTi'ipiov Bqaavpdv* el be ns 
 
 arpdrov. Aj. Fl. 1175. 
 Oqae'ibat, uv, ol, P. N. [Athenienses ita a Theseo nuncupati,] the descendants 
 
 of Theseus, the Athenians. Aeiva be Qrjaetbdv dtcfxa. CE. C. 1066. % Epe\Be"i- 
 
 bai, 'ABqvaloi, K^KponXbai. 
 QqcreiSv, ov, to, subst. [Thesei templum,] the temple of Theseus. Els to 0*7- 
 
 aelov nXeovaas' y^ttX tow ae/jivuiv Bewv. Equit. 1312. 
 Quel's, eos, 6, P. N. [Tlieseus,] the son of iEgeus king of Athens. Orjoea, teal 
 
 tus biffToXovs. CE. C. 1055. EPITH. 'Ayavos, dfivfuajv, dpLeiXXyos, aypXos, eirt- 
 
 uXoirds, KaXXXjviKos, 1/j.eposis. 
 Qrjaoa, rjs, 1), subst. [ancilla mercenaria,] a hired handmaid, a servant. Qjja- 
 
 aav Tpdire£dv alvecai, Beos Ttep (ov. Alcest. 2. SYN. AovXrj. 
 Qrj-eia, as, >/, subst. [(1) servitus, (2) servitutis merces,] service, the wages of 
 
 service, hire. Yloifiriv yap ?i&6a, Kaitl BqTeia irXdv-qs ; CE. R. 1029. Syn. 
 
 AovXeid, fxiffdos. 
 0^revw, v. [mercede operam praesto,] to serve for hire. QijTevco, KvkXojttX. 
 
 Cycl. 77' SYN. AovXeuw, epyaZo/jtai. 
 Qidcoj, el (2) Otdaevd/uai, v. [(l) initio, (2) choros Bacchi duco,] to initiate, to 
 
 celebrate Bacchanalian revels. 'TLdXdaev a , rj ttu>s Tab' avbqs ; b. Motown/ 
 
 Tt hciKxXov. Ion 552. See also Bacch. 75. Syn. Mveoj, eKBetdctu), dtyoaXow, 
 
 yopevw, k^dpyopiai. 
 (dxdods, ov, 6, subst. [chorus tripudiantium, Bacchicos choros agitans,] a troop 
 
 or train of Bacchanalians. See in 'AaTrXbdcpepfiivv. Syn. Xdpds, eviayla. 
 Qxdirujn)s, ov, 6, subst. [sodalis bacchans,] a bacchanalian companion. Aw^d- 
 
 tos rjbr) QXdoioTav. Bacch. 547. SYN. XdpevTrjs. 
 Qtyydvoj, et BXyio, v. [tango,] to touch. Ylpoa^avadv, u> ttol. b. diyydvoj bvolv 
 
 6jaov. (E. C. 330. See also Orest. 212. SYN."A?rrd/Ltae, ecpcnrTdfjiai, \pavoj, 
 
 eyy/c?w. 
 Qlv, Birds, 6, subst. [acervus, ora,] a heap, a shore. B/7 6' dnewv ndpd diva tto- 
 
 XvtyXoivfioXo ddXdaarjs. A. 34. SYN. "Oyxos, Bqfiojv, albpos. 
 Qiafir), rjs, tjs, ?/, P. N. [Thisbe,] a city of Boeotia, famous for doves. Kdj7ras, 
 
 YLvrprjaiv re, TruXv-py/poji'd re Qiffprjv. B. 502. 
 0Xdw, v. [contundo, frango,] to bruise, to break. OXaero-e be ol kotvXtjv, irpbs 
 
 b' df2<pu) prj^e tevovte. E. 307. SYN. ^vvBpavo), Bpavoj, KXdoj, dyvvp.X, dpdaaio, 
 
 trvvrplfioj. 
 (dXtjjb), v. [premo,] to press. 'AW aozvw yeiXed BXtf3eiv. Theocr. 20. 4. 
 
 SYN. 'A7ro6Xt/3w, eKBXijSu), TrXeCit), £7rtrp//3w, dvidu), Kanou), a<j)iyyu), Ivoio, 
 
 ovaTeXXu). 
 Qvrifficoj, f. Bdvovfxai, 2a. eBdidv, v. [morior,] to die. QvifaKovaX yap, 7tX))v eis 
 
 -is, os (pofiy tyvyiov. CE. R. 118. SYN. 'A-noBvi'ifTtb), KaTaQvqatcu), eK-rrveoj, o'l\d- 
 
 fjiai, TeXevrdoj, ovkIt elfil, Phr. Tov fiXov dirotpvyu), fcdrao*Tpe<pu), reXeoj, [liraX- 
 
 XaTToj, tov fiXov di'diravofiai, d7roXvofiai, aeQiaTajiai, lc ftXov dvdyiopeu) , evdevbe 
 
 u7ret/JiX, efcipX, fiolpav be-^ofxai, dvanX-qpoio , €K7rXrjpdoj, dva.7rXi]Q(i). 'Ybv be vkotvs 
 
 off ad KdXvKTei, dvfxov bevvfievov TeXos BdvaTOid KaXinrrei, dvaKoos ev -)flovX 
 
 KOtXa evbu) pidXd [xatcpov aTep/Joi'd, vyjypeTov vttvov, ddvaTOV KeXXbj ttotX Tepfid 
 
 bvffravov, BdvaffX/iov j3efir)Ka. 
 ®vr)Tdyevt)s, eos, adj. [a mortalibus genitus,] born of mortals. f H/*eis be fipdroi 
 
 «cai Qvr\Tdyevzis. Antig. 835. 
 0K?jros, r), ov, adj. [mortalis,] mortal. KXaio/iev dddvdTOt re Beo), Bvyjroi r* 
 
 avdpojiroi. 10. 64. Syn. See Bpdrds and "AvBpojnos. Phr. See Nem. 6. 7- 
 
 Nem. 11. 16\ 
 9od£w, v. [celeriter urgeo, celeriter sedeo,] to urge rapidly or violently, to 
 
 sit down in haste. QodZojv at tov fieXldv. Orest. 329. Syn. 'EirWdaelbi, 
 
 Baffffoj, KaBeZo/Jiai, tu-^vvoj, oTrevbu), rdpuffffio, kivioj, OK'ipTuu). 
 
 Qtias, avros, 6, P. N. [Thoas,] a prince of ^Etolia, O. 2S1 ; (2) a king of Lem- 
 Pros. Lex. 5 F 
 
410 0OIN OOftT 
 
 nos, 5. 230 ; (3) a noble Trojan, II. 31 1 ; (4)a king of theTauric Chersonese, 
 
 Iph. T. 3J. 0das, ds wkvv 7ro6d rtflets, Xffov irrEpols. Iph. T. 31. SYN. Oews, 
 
 Zpldv/jLos, ALtwXos, 'AvbpdfiXbrjs, eiriaTafievos ukovti, eodXos kv ardbXrj. 
 QoivaTrjpXov, ov, to, vid. Qoivrj. 
 0oirdw, v. [(l)epulor, (2)vescor,] to banquet, to eat. AlaxP ov ndpa nXdovai 
 
 doivdcrdai ^XXois. Alcest. 558. SYN. Ei/wylw, baivtifiai, eadXu), KareadXio. 
 Qoivr], rjs, r), Qoivrifxa, dros, Qoivr\Ty\piov , ov, to, subst. [convivium,] a feast, a 
 
 banquet. Ovb' dad wpos doivrjv fXEpdrriov rev\ovaX fxayeipot. Batrach. 40. See 
 
 Orest. 812. and Rhes. 515. SYN. Tpocpri, ei/wyja, Tpvcpi), bdXs. 
 Qotvrjrrip, fjpos, et doivarwp, dpos, 6, subst. [conviva, epulo,] a guest. 'ATpetos, 
 
 XaXeirov doLparrjpds. Agam. 1479- See Ion 1205. SYN. AairdXevs, baiTvpiov, 
 
 ebeffrijs. 
 QdXZpos, d, dv, adj. [(1) turbidus, (2) obscurus,] turbid, muddy, obscure. *H 
 
 vbdrt vi£eiv doXepav XoeibeX nXivdov. Theocr. l6\ 62. SYN. 'AicdOaprds, te- 
 
 Tapay/JiEvds, dbrjXds. 
 QoXia, as, r), subst. [pileus fastigiatus; umbella,] a round shade, a hat. T«/i- 
 
 ireypvov (j)epe (jloi, Kai tUv doXXav' Kara. Koajidv. Theocr. 15. 39« SyN. H/Ads, 
 
 Ke(j)aXXs, 7reTaXds. 
 QdXds, ov, 6 et fj, subst. [aediricium rotundura,] a round building. Meaarjyvs 
 
 te OoXov KaX d/uvfiovos epKEds avXris. x- 442. 
 Qoos, rj, ov, adj. [(l) velox, (2) acutus,] swift; sharp. "HXte, 6oa~is imrotatv 
 
 elXlaaojv (j)Xoya. Phcen. 3. SYN. 'Hkvs, rdx^s, dtps, xpaiirvos, beivos, layy- 
 
 pds. 
 Qodio, v. [acuo,] to sharpen. 01 b' ojidXbv iroir)adv' eyw b' Idoioud TtdpaGTas. 
 
 t. 327- SYN. 'ATrolpvtt), 6}]y(o, cikovclu). 
 Gopiio, 2 a. sdopov, v. [salio,] to leap, 'fts £0d0' # tj b' ixapr), ical d?ro Xecrpoio 
 
 Qopovad. i/>. 32. SYN. 'ATrdddpEii), E7rX7rr)bdu), KdrdTrqbdu, opfidu), d(j>opfjid<jj, 
 
 7rpo8dpE0). 
 QdpXaXds, 6v, adj. [Thoricius,] so called from a district in Attica. 'Aft ov filaos 
 
 0TCIS, TOV TE ®OpXl<X0V 7TETpOV. CE. C. 159^. 
 
 (dbpv^Eio, v. [(1) tumultuor, (2) perturbo,] to clamor against, to disturb. 'Ytto 
 
 roiovTiav avbpiov Qopvfiei. Aj. Fl. 164. SYN. 'AvdOdpi/jjEU), eKKpoixo, airoKpovk), 
 
 KEXabldi, oTofjEU), avrr)X£(t>, £>oy\lw, Tapaaaio. PhR. KiXabos kv bofiots 
 
 inTvei. 
 Qdpvflos, ov, 6, subst. [tumultus,] a tumult, a commotion. *Hv b' e£ 'Axaiwv 
 
 66pv(3ds, i) Vtfcovpta. Hec. 860. SYN. Tapd^}, KEXdbds, orofids, Trarayos, 
 
 fiodos. 
 Qdpv(3i]TXKds, 77, of, adj. [pavores faciens,] alarming. Kdrd\^7rrtfcos r dpiard 
 
 tov 6dpi) firjTXk-ov. Equit. 1380. 
 QovpXds, et dovpds, a, dv, et dovpXs, 7], adj. [impetuosus,] impetuous, violent. 
 
 OovpXds fidXiov "Aprjs. Phcen. 247. See also E. 506. and H. 164. Syn. Bt- 
 
 atos, ai'bpelds, dpdavs, laxypos, o(3pXfids, (poiTaXEos, fXE/udcos, Kov<f>os, podXds, 
 
 fXEyds. 
 QovpXdfxavTis, eos, 6, subst. [vates ineptus,] a foolish prophet. QovpXdfiavTeis, 
 
 larpoTexvas, o'(})payibdpvxapydKdfxijTas. Nub. 332. 
 ®ov<ppa(TTos, pro (d'EcxppaoTds, ov, 0, P. N. [Theophrastus.] Avalffrpdros, 0ov- 
 
 typaaTos, 01 nipX QpvvXxov. Vesp. 1302. 
 Qou>Kos, poet, pro Otinds, q. v. 
 (doiov, wvds, 6, P. N. [Thoon,] Thoon. B// bi /xerd Zavdov te, Qoiovd te, <l>ai- 
 
 v ottos vie. E. 152. 
 0dws, adv. [celeriter,] hastily, quickly. *A\p dpowv UdpXos bi dd&s ek KXfjpds 
 
 opovoiv. r. 325. SYN. Td\£(os, mkeu)s, Kov<p(t>s, aafydXQs. 
 ©Swart, rjSfi), P. N. [Thoosa,] the mother of Polyphemus. Qduxjd 5e piv teke 
 
 vvfxtyr). a. 71. 
 OdioTTjs, ov, 6, P. N. [Thootes.] Al^d S' £7r' A'iavTa 7rpoXei Kt)pvKd QdwTrjv. 
 
 M. 342. 
 
0PAK 0PEM 411 
 
 QpaKitrrt, adv. [more Thracum,] after the Thracian fashion. OiSe QpaKiori rfxap- 
 
 pat. Theocr. 14, 44. 
 QpariTrjs, ov, 6, subst. [remex summi ordinis,] a rower on the highest bench. 
 
 'Xttoot£voi fxev r' dv y 6 6pdvirr}s Xea>s. Acharn. l6l. 
 Qpavos, eds, et QpaiXov, ov, to, subst. [sella,] a seat. 'AvrX be Bpdvovs, <rrajj.vov 
 
 KE(pa\i]v Kareayoros* avrX be fiaKrpas. Plut. 545. See also Ran. 121. SYN. 
 
 'YirdirdbXdv, Opdvos, 7ra(rodXds. 
 ®pa<jeufjiax>js, ov, 6, adj. [audax in pugna,] daring in fight. Tlvp be irayKpares 
 
 dpaaid-nayav. Nem. 4. 101. 
 Qpdoos, et Qpaavrr]s, vid. Qapaos. 
 Gpaaato, v. [turbo,] to disturb, to alarm. $dovos jj.ev ovbels, ads 5' okvCj dpafai 
 
 tppevas. P. V. 649. SYN. Oopvfieu). 
 OpdovfiovXos, ov, 6, P. N. [Thrasybulus.] 'Yfj.els y', o'inep kcli OpdavfiovXip Ato- 
 
 vvaXov elvaX ofioiov. Plut. 550. 
 Qpacrvyvtds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [audax robore corporis,] strong in limb. 'ladjuol 
 
 dpdavyvtov. Pvtli. 8. 51. 
 QpuvvKuphlds, 6v, Qpaovfiribris, eds, et 6pdcrv[i>ixdvds, ov, adj. [audaci animo prae- 
 
 ditus,] bold-hearted, courageous. MdXa. tis QpdavKapbXds earai. K. 39. See 
 
 also Nem. 9. 30. and Olymp. 6. 114. 
 QpaavfxefjLv^v, dvds, adj. [qui irruentem liostem viriliter sustinet,] brave in re- 
 sisting a foe. Opdcvjiefjivdvd, OvfioXeovrd. E. 638. SYN. Qpaaediidyr}*, Qpdvvs, 
 Opdffvfirjbrfs, eds, 6, P. N. [Thrasyniedes,] a son of Nestor. YLepaevs r, 'Apr/rds 
 
 re, Kat ' AvrXdeos (dpdovfjii]bi)s. y. 414. EPITH. 'AyaKXerjs, dyafcXetros, 'nnrobd- 
 
 fios, bios, Kpdrepos, evfj/xeXXrjs, ^.eveTrroXefxds, l^eardpibrjs, Nearojoos vios, V7rep0v- 
 
 flOS, TTOtfirjV Xawv. 
 
 Qpdavfivdds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [verbis audax,] daring in language, insolent. Ma- 
 
 repd dpdovfivdov. Olymp. 13. 12. Syn. See Opdavardjj.6s. 
 Qpdavvio, vid. Qapavvio. 
 (dpdoxnrdvos, ov, 6 et >/, adj, [in labore su^tinendo fortis,] hardy in labor. 'A^a/ 
 
 t Irryyos dpdarvirdvoi. Olymp. 1. 156. 
 Qpdavs, eta, v, adj. [audax,] bold, daring. 'Aov^dXjys yap ear d/jteivwv, ?i dpdavs 
 
 arpdrrjXdrrjs. Phcen. 608. SYN. QapedXeos, dyr)v<op, evroX/uds, yevvalos, toX- 
 
 /wr/pos, OpdavtcapbXos, QpdavjiefiVtjjv, OpdavirXay-^rds, Qpdaxnrovos, Kaprepodv/uos, 
 
 dberjs, avdabi/s, vjoptar^s, ffKXrjpds. J*HR."Io-)((jJv irepX Odpcrvrov i)rdp, 7ierrvpyh}~ 
 
 fxevos Qpdaei. 
 ©paariWXayx'os, ov, adj. [qui forti animo est,] spirited, brave-hearted. AovXoi 
 
 ydp uvbpd, kuv dpdavarrXayyvos tis fj. Hipp. 424. SYN. QpdauKapbXos, 6pd- 
 
 avfiybris. 
 QpdavaTrXay^vojs, adv. [fortiter,] valiantly, spiritedly. *Ov OpdavmrXdyxvios at 
 
 Xfyj. P. V. 755. 
 QpacrvaTofJiZu), v. [insolenter loquor,] to speak audaciously or insolently. Kat 
 
 TavT, tireibr) Kat Xeyeis dpdavcrTd/Juiv. Philoct. 384. SYN. 'EXevdepoard/ueto, 
 
 Opdavvdfiai, 7T(-. pprjrria^dfjiai, irdv eXevdepio aro/Jid. 
 QpaavvTo/jids, ov, adj. [ore audax,] audacious in language. (dpaavordfiotaXv 
 
 dvbpdaiv, (ppevtiv /3ta. Sept. Theb. 6*08. SYN. Qpdav/xvdds, Xoibdpds, tXevde- 
 
 poaTdfius, ddvpoffTofids, XdXos, dfiETpoenris, uKplTo/Jivdos. 
 OpavrruvTvZ, vyds, o et fj, adj. [currum frangens,] chariot-breaking. 'H o-KXrjpt 
 
 buifxuv, cJ 7uy/tt Opuvaavriiyes. Nub. 126*4. 
 Qpavajud, arris, to, subst. [fragmentum,] a fragment. 'Ayat<7i kiottuiv, dpavafxd- 
 
 oiv r epenriijjv. Pers. 431. Syn. Karay/^d, 7rX^yj7, avvrplfit), icXdais. 
 Opavtu, f. dpavaio, v. [(1) frango, (2) debilito,] to break, to weaken. "Avev x«- 
 
 Xtvoiv, Kat £i>ybv dpavei fxeoov. Pers. 201. SYN. 'AiroOpavu), ovvQpavw, OXdw, 
 
 Xe7rrvi'w, rjuvrptftio. 
 Qpefjfid, drds, to, subst. [(l) omne quod alitur, (2) pecus,] a nursling, cattle. 
 
 'Yyuas IpwTio, Bpefifidr ovk dvaayird. Sept. Theb. 166. SYN. V)6t6v, (ioffKrjfid, 
 
 rrpofldrdv, reKvdv. 
 
412 0PEO 0POE 
 
 Optd/dai, v. [(1) sonum edo, (2) lugeo,] to cry out, to lament. Opovfiac <f>dflepa 
 fieyaXa t a^q. Sept. Theb. 78. SYN. QprjvEio, (fibfiovfiat, dpdtu, bXb- 
 tpvpo/iai. 
 (dpe-KTpov, et QpeiTTfipXdv, ov, to, swbst. [educationis praemium,] a return for the. 
 care bestowed in education. Qpenrpd (jyXXots anebwice, /xXvvvOdbXos be oX alwv. 
 P. 302. See also ChoSph. 538. Syn. TpbQewv. 
 (dpeTTcivaXd, [threttanelo,] a musical note or interjection. 'H/ue7s be y av £q- 
 
 Triadfier, dperrdveXo tov KvicXujTrbv. Plut. 296\ 
 0perre, [vox barbara pro Qappeiv, vid. Brunck. in 1. c] confidence, assurance. 
 
 'AW ovk evi fiat to 0pe?T£. Equit. 1J. 
 (dprjfKids, (2) Qpfjffffds, rj, bv, (3) ©p}5£, et (4) QprjU;, kos, adj. [Thrax, Thracius,] 
 Thracian. (dprjXKXrjs' evdev yap etyai veto iraoa /hep" I br>. N. 13. See also Apoll. 
 1. 1110. Antig. 596. ft. 234. and K. 434. EPITH. (3) 'ApqtyiXos, araodaXos, 
 draprripbs, diriiv^s, betvbs, QXXnnrbs, v(3piGrr)s, Xoyxpcpbpbs, evonXbs, evt-mrbs, 
 "Apet KCLToypv ylvos, eV^dros dXXwy. 
 Oprjicr], t]s, 1), P. N. [Thracia,] Thrace, "b^fid (dprJKrjs en tottiov bver^etfieputv. 
 
 Alcest. 67. EPITH. XXbvubrjs. 
 QprtvEU), v. [lugeo,] to mourn, to lament. 'AXXd yap rX ravrd dprjvu), ko.1 fxdTtjv 
 bbvpbfxat', Phoen. 1775. SYN. Kwkvw, ETrXbaicpvu), KaTatcXalo), KXatto, bXb<pvpb- 
 fiat, ETTOibco, yodio, Oprjv^bEtJ, dvevcprjUEio, dXvu). PHR. Aa tcpvoX bXd(j)£p(t) ttotjxov 
 dTroTjibVf Opfjvov itbXxx^ayLOv \tiO t KCLTCLp^OfXai GTEvayuov. 
 
 Qpyjvrjfiu, cltos, to, et dpijvos, ov, 6, subst, [carmen lugubre,] a dirge., a lamenta- 
 tion. At 6' av ndpeiGX, to~is efiols Qpr)v{]fid(rX. Orest. 132. See also ft. 7^0. 
 
 SYN. KXavdfxos, bbvp/j-bs, ol/uaoy)), bXotyvpfibs, aiay/jia, GTEvayfid. EpiTH. 
 
 OvXXbv, OTvyspby, ixdvbbvpTbv, ^ueXeo»'. 
 Qprjvrjrrip, ypbs, et dpr)vr]Trjs, ov, 6, subst. [qui luget,] a mourner. MdpXavbvvov 
 
 dprjvijrrjpbs. Pers. 933. See also Again. 1042. 
 Qptfvvs, vbs, 6, subst. [scabellum pedum,] a foot-stool. KaXou, baibdXeov vxb 
 
 be Qprjvvs nbaiv y)iv. 2. 390. SYN. (dpdvbs. 
 (dpr)vu>bEUi t v. [lugubre carmen cano,] to sing a dirge or mournful song. 
 
 Trivbe dprivybova del. Iph. A. 1173. SYN. See (dprjvEO). 
 Oprjti, et 0p??Y£, vid. Opqlteids. 
 0piat, 6)v, at, subst. [lapilli sen calculi vaticinatorii,] fortune-telling stones. 
 
 Ke«Voy be dpial Kal /jcivtXes' ek bs vv Qoifiov. Call. 2. 44. 
 (dpiynXbv, ov, to, subst. [fastigium allium,] the top or roof of a house. 'E<c b' 
 
 i)Xdev fXEydpotb 7rdpeic «eyd Opiytubv avXrjs. 7r. l65. 
 BptyKbs, ov, b, subst. [(1) pinna seu corona murorum, (2) cacumen,] the bat- 
 tlement, a pinnacle, a cope-stone, a height. ,X H rw£e Qptyzu /t-pdYd avvdpavcrio 
 
 ge8ev. Orest. 1580. SYN. 'YeiyXov, irlpXpbXbs, KopwvXs, abpixf))), GT£(f>di'{] . 
 (dptyKoto, v. [sepio,] to fence round. 'FvrotGtv Xuegch, KaX edpiyKtoGEv dyepbuK 
 
 i 10. SYN.<l>parrw. 
 ®pirjd£v f adv. [e Thria, Attico pago,] of Thria. EveXmbrfs Sptridsv. b. 'AXXd 
 
 yaipETbv. Aves 643. 
 Qptvdtctr] , euphonice pro TptvaKpXa, as, r), P. N. [Sicilia,] Sicily. QptvaKXrj 
 
 vi\au>, 7rpb([)vytbv ioelbEa ttqvtov. X. 106. 
 0p/va£, ukosJ], subst, [(1) quasi tridens, ligo, (2) vannus,] a three-pronged fork; 
 
 a winnowing machine, a fan. Ai te dph'dKes bXaGTtX(3ovGt 7rp6s tov fjXXbv. 
 
 Pax 567. SYN. Aia-eXXd, tttvov, TpXatrd. 
 0p<£, rpXxbs, »'/, substr [(1) capillus, (2) villus,] hair. "Oroy ro5' ey^os icparos 
 
 ayvXar\ TpX%d. Alcest. 76\ Syn. n.XbKajj.os, x a * rr l> ^»A"?» ^<*x vt 1> ' r | 'X w / i< *• 
 0piov, ov, to, subst. [folium riculneum, et simpliciier folium,] a fig-leaf, a 
 
 leaf; a kind of food which was cooked in fig-leaves. A>^o0 flbeXov 6p~ibv 
 
 t^taTTT-qjXEvov. Equi^. 954. See also Theocr. 13.40. 
 0pi7r/;§eoros, bv, adj. [a tineis corrosus,] moth-eaten. 'E§i£a£e 0p(7rr/6eerr' ex eiv 
 
 G(ppdyibXd. I'hesm. 424. 
 Qpbeio, v. [(1) fremo, (2) turbo,] to make a noise, to disturb. 'fts itdoXv 
 
0POM 0YEX 418 
 
 1 ApyeioioXv eiaXbiov Opdrjs. Aj. Fl. 67~ SYN. Qpid/xai, ddpHfitu), ipdtytu), "hyeu, 
 
 €K7r\ri(r&dfjiat. 
 Qpdfxfids, ov, 6, subst. [grumus v. c. sanguinis concreti,] a clot of blood. "£W 
 
 kv yaXaKTi dpopfiov alfxaros oirdadt. Choeph. 5*26. SYN. 'Oy/cds. 
 (dpoiifiwhris, ids, adj. [grumosus,] clotted. 'Avageovai dpofxffwbeis dfpoi. Trach. 
 
 704. 
 Qpdvdv, ov, to, subst. [(l)flos; (2)pigmentum ; (3) pharmacum,] a flower, a 
 
 drug, paint. AnrXdKa, fiapfxdperjv, ev be Opovd iroucik' eiraaae. X. 441. SYN. 
 
 " AyQds, iroiiciXfxa, tyappLaKov. 
 Qpdvds, ov, 6, subst. [tbronus, solium, sedile,] a tbrone, a seat, a pedestal. 
 
 "ApTe/xXv, a KvcXoevr ayopas dpovuv evicXed 1 Oaaaet. CE. R. lrjl. SYN. Quads, 
 
 ebpa, ebos, ebpdvdv. EpiTH. ^AyXaos, cKpdiros, aiyXyjeis, dpyvpoqXds, kclXos, 
 
 bmbdXeos, fidaXXrjXos, £eoros, r/XXfiaTos, Xt-rrdpos, TzepXaaXXrjs, vxprjXos, j^pvadcpdrjs, 
 
 •ypvoews, Qaeivds, aiyaXoeis. 
 Qpdds, ov, 6, subst. [fremitus,] a clamor, dm, noise. Ov yap navTojv -fiev d/ios 
 
 dpoos, oi>5' Id yfjpvs. A. 437* SYN. 'H^os, i'lXVt <(>&vrj, <j)r]fxrj, Qopvfios, xpotyds, 
 
 OpvXXos, Xpldvpifffid. 
 
 QpvaXXls, Xbos, r/, subst. [ellychnium,] a wick. f 6ri tG>v trdyeiwv everXdets Opv- 
 
 aXXxbtov. Nub. 59. SYN. 'EjXXv^yXdv, Xv^vos, aitivQqp. 
 Qpvydvdu), v. [(1) frico, (2) leviter pulso,] to rub, to beat gently. Qpvydv&aa 
 
 ty)v dvpav. Eccles. 32. SYN. KviCoj, icvdio, avarpifiiii. 
 QpvXXew, et dpvXXlciu), f. <i-w, et BpuXeuj, v. [(l)susurro, murmuro ; (2) frango,] 
 
 to whisper, to murmur, to break. Tr)r vvKrd OpuXXtiv, kcu XdX&v ev tcus dbols 
 
 crZavTui. Equit. 348. See also i£. 396. et Theocr. 2. 142. SYN. Yxdvpigw, 
 
 fipevdudfxai, Kvicdu), Tapuaau), oyXeo), (2) dpavio, avvTplfiu). 
 QpvXXds, ov, 6, subst. [(1) susurrus ; (2) tumultus,] a whisper ; a noise, a tumult. 
 
 Y,K€7TTdfxev(t)V b' avTtov, icdQev i] ordaXs rj rXs dpvXXos. Batrach. 134. SYN. 
 
 x Yxdopiarjud, dpoos, d6pvj3os, j3ot]. 
 (dpvoeood, idem q. Qpvdv, P. N. [Thryoessa, vel Thryum,] a city of Elis. "Eoti 
 
 be vis Qpvdeaod iroXis, anreld koXwvyj. A, 710. See also Horn. Apoll. 423. 
 Opvirru), v. [(1) frango, (2) deliciis frango,] to break, to weaken; to render 
 
 effeminate, 'Ttto twv epaarwv, vy) At', Tj 'yco 6pv\pofiai. Equit. 1163. SYN. 
 
 Konru), Xenrvvw, Bpavco, (2) /udXua-aio, (jLaXaxictoj, fiXdKeva), yavvdb). 
 OpwoKU), v. [salio,] to leap, to spring. Avrat ydp, clvtcii 7rXrjaXov Opwo-KovaX 
 
 fxov. Orest. 257. SYN. 'AvadpuaKO), dnodpwcriao, aKiprdio, doped), 7rr)bdo), diro- 
 
 7ri]bdu), d<t>aXXfifiai. 
 QpbjejjLos, ov, 6, subst. [tumulus,] an eminence. Ovk dXeis, <bs Tpwes eiri 
 
 6pu)i7/uo) TrebXoid. K. l60. SYN. KaXXXKuXwvrj, y(]Xo(f)6s, fiovvos, Xo<}>ds, 
 
 (duydrrip,' 1 - drepos el drpos, r), subst. [filia,] a daughter. 'ApyvpoireZd (dens, 6v- 
 
 ydr-qp dXXoid yepovros. A. 538. SYN. Y\a~ts re/cos, reuvov. EPITH. 'Afxvfjuov, 
 
 KaXXX7rdprjds, KaXXiZwvos, TrjXvyerds, boXoeaad, KaXij, Kvbiarr), lyQifir). 
 Qveld, as, //, subst. [mortarium,] a mortar. 'AXK' ev dvelq arpoyyvXr) y dve- 
 
 fxciTTeTd. Nub. 676*. Syn. See"6/Vo<f. 
 QueibXov, ov, to, subst. [mortariolum,] a small mortar. '£7reira nals avrw XXdX- 
 
 vov dueibXov. Plut. 710. 
 0i>eX\a, rjs, >/, subst. [vehemens procella,] a violent storm, 'lar-ov be irptjTovovs 
 
 epprjg dveftoid dveXXd. p. 407. SYN. 'AeXXd, a7/rr?s, XaiXa\p, oTpof-iftos. EPITH. 
 
 ^AvefiorpoTTos, betvy), $,dfxevr\s, kuk)), icpanrvri, OTuvoefod, bvotyipd, rx/nepbaXea, 
 
 XdXe7n), 7rpodveXXd, cipydXta. PhR. See pt. 407. 
 (dueereios, dv, adj. [Thyesteus,] ofThyestes. Kelrat b' dviodev tu>v (dveareiwv 
 
 pdKutv. Acharn. 432. 
 
 1 Eu/cAeSis here to be scanned as a spondee ; yet see Dr. Maltby's note on the word "EvitXe-qs. 
 
 2 The first syllable of dvyaT-qp is always short except in heroic verse, where the nature of the 
 metre requires the quadrisyllables dvyarepos, &c. to have the first long, as K. 10G. OvyaiV 
 i<p9(M Aaicrrpvyovos 'AvtXQcLtoio. See Dr. Maltby. 
 
414 0VEI 0TMB 
 
 ®ve(TTT)s, ov, 6, P. N. [Thyestes.] Td r* eittovvfxd belirvd Qvecrrov. Oresl. 1004. 
 
 EPITH. TkiXvaps. 
 QveffTiaSris, ov, 6, Patronym. a priced. [Thyeste natus,] sprung from Thyes- 
 tes, an epithet of iEgisthus. To nplv, drdo tot evaie (dvearXdbrjs A'iyiadbs. b. 
 
 518. 
 Qvrjeis, eaad, ev, adj. [odorifer,] fragrant, odoriferous. 'Es Ild0ov, ev6d be ol 
 
 Tefiepos fitofids re Ovrjets. 6. 363. SyN. Ovwbr)s, dvbeis, evKedrbs, evobjjbs, 
 
 evtvbrjs. 
 OvrjX)), rjs, fj, subst. [libamentum,] a libation, an offering. JlciTpoKXov, bv etcu- 
 
 pbv 6 & ev 7rvpt fiaXXe dvrjXas. I. 220. SYN. 'A7rap^, BvaXa, OvfiXafid. 
 
 EPITH. Evayrjs. 
 0vj77rdXeu>, v. [sacrifico,] to sacrifice. EvayyeXoiaXv kXirXaiv OvrjicbXels. Agam. 
 
 253. Syn. See 0iJw and 'iepevio. 
 QvrjirbXia, as, rj, subst. [sacrificaudi actio,] the act of sacrificing, sacrifice. Et- 
 
 adfievot itapa Olvd, dvr]7rbXXr]s r' efxeXovTO. Apoll. 1. $67* Syn. QvaXa, TeXenj. 
 
 EPITH. zpaTeivrj, aefivr], Xepa. 
 (dvyiroXos, ov, 6, subst. [qui circa sacra versatur,] a person engaged in sacri- 
 fice, a priest. "Ojjkos be avv KaX^a^rt rw OvqirbXtp. Ipli. A. 746. Syn. See 
 
 'lepevs. 
 ®i>r)<pdybs, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [victimam consumens,] victim-consuming. QvrjQd- 
 
 yov KoifxCjVTes evwbr) <f)Xbya. Agam. 580. 
 Qvias, abbs, rj, subst. [Thyias, Baccha,] a bacchanalian. B<u'x£ irpbs aX^v, 
 
 Quids ws, (pbfiov fiXeiriov. Sept. Theb. 494. SYN. B6.KXV, fxdvXds. EPITH. 
 
 'Sljibfibpbs, 7repXnoXos, Xvao&od. 
 QuXaicXdv, ov, to, subst. [sacculus, capsula,] a small sack or bag. Kat Kwbd- 
 
 pXov Kal XrjKvdXov Kal dvXcucXov. Ran. 1203. 
 QvXaicds, ov, 6, subst. [(l)saccus, uter, follis, crumena, (2) vestimenta cruralia,] 
 
 (1) a sack, a skin, a bag, bellows, a purse; (2) breeches. Qvvva£ovres els 
 
 roifs OvXcucovs. Vesp. 1087. SYN. BdXdvrtoV. 
 (dvXrtjidTa, wv, to., subst. [(1) molae, (2) farra ad sacrificium pertinentia,] 
 
 sacrificial cakes, flour used in sacrifices, incense. 'Eyw b' em (nrXayxv elfit, 
 
 Kal OvX^fxdTci. Pax 1040. 
 Qdfxd, cltos, to, subst. [victima,] a victim, a sacrifice. KdTrjvdpdKOidr] dv/x 
 
 ev 'HtyaioTov (j>Xbyi. Iph. A. l601. SYN. Q)t>aXa, OvrjX}], dnapxai, xoa/, Xepbv. 
 
 EPITH. 'Ai/aijuor, fiveXbev, QeoirpbiTov. 
 Qvfjtalvu), f. dv-ib, v. [irascor, excandesco,] to be enraged, to be angry. 'AXX', 
 
 a? <piX' 'EpfxT], fxrjbdfjitos dvfiaive fioi. Nub. 1478. SYN. Ovfieofxai, opyiZbfxai, 
 
 fijjv (£(*). 
 QvfxaXyris, ebs, adj. [dolorem adferens animo,] heart-rending. Mapvdrai, dXX' 
 
 eirX vrjvcri ypXov dvfxaXyed izeaaei. A. 513. SYN. (dvfjtbfibpbs, dvfjibbdKTjs, dvfio- 
 
 pd'iarrjs, Ovfiotydbpbs, XvTrrjpbs. 
 SvfidXwxp, totrds, adj. [titio niger,] a firebrand. Kdyw a dwdbel^to OvfidXwnd 
 
 rffxepov. Thesm. 72p. SYN. ^Trivdrjp, &Xbv Kaev. 
 Qvpapeio, v. [(l)placeo ; (2) mihi placet,] to please, to gratify, to indulge, 'fts 
 
 ebxbaax, <*>s clvtos edvfxapei Atovvads. Theocr. 26. 9* 
 Qv/xaprjs, 6vfir)pris,eos,0vfxapnevds, 6v, adj. [gratus,piacidus,] agreeable, pleasing, 
 
 delightful. 'E^et o' dX6)(ov Bvjuaped' Trj irdpXaviov. I. 336\ See also Call. 4. 
 
 29. and Call. 3. 167. Syn. KdrddufiXos, ev^dpis, % a P Xeis > *fivs, yXvuvs, ev- 
 
 dpeoTos. ' * 
 
 Quufiprj, r)s, ^, P. N. [Thymbra,] a city in the Troad. Upds 0u^/3p^s o' eXdxov 
 
 Avk/oi, M-Vffoi t dy^pat^ot. K. 430. 
 QvfiflpeTrXbeiTrvos, et 0i/yu/3/Dd0dyos, ov, adj. [qui thymbra vescitur; tenuis faci- 
 
 lisque victu,] living on herbs or vegetables, abstemious. Kal ^etSwXoD, Kal 
 
 TpvoXfiXovyaaTpos, Kal 6v^pe7rXbei7rvov. Nub. 421. See also Acharn. 254. 
 
 SYN. EvreXifc, QeibioXds. 
 (dunfipXs, ibds, 6, P. N. [Thymbris. Vid. Valckenaer. in 1. c] Kat ndTdfiol, 
 
0TME 0YMO 415 
 
 rot \eire KaXbv kclto. Qv/j(ipXbds vbtop. Theocr. 1. 118. 
 QvfiZXri, rjs, r), subst. [altare,] an altar, 'tirX KvicXunuv his GfyceXas. Iph. A. 
 
 152. SYN. Bw/uos, eoydpa, firj/jid, Kobfios. EPITH. Xpvo-^Xdros, evpvyopds. 
 0y/i£d/iat, v. [irascor,] to be irritated, to be angry. XdXa tokevoiv chorus 
 
 dvfxovfievois. Hec. 403. SYN. 'OpyiZd/JLai, Ovfiaivio, dypXobfiai, dirdjjLrjv'Cu). 
 
 PHR. Qvfxtp $,eio hvofxaywTaTW. 
 QvfxrjyepEU), v. [animum recolligo, aut suscito,] to regain or recover spirit. 
 
 'Ek cV ettegov dv/utrjycpebJV ettX h' afx^poaXri vvj;. rj. 283. SYN. T))i> \pvx r J v av ^~ 
 
 \a}ifidvu>, avidytt). 
 Qvfirjbeu), v. [hilari sum animo,] to be cheerful-hearted. 'Avrjp b' orav fidXicrTd 
 
 Ov/irjbelv boicij. Simon. 2. J 03. 
 0y/i^5//s, eds, adj. [animo gratus,] cheerful-hearted. Mi) ol yjihfxdf eVeird dXts 
 
 dvfxr'jbe eb(i>fxey. ir. 389. SYN. See Ovfidprjs. 
 Qvfiiafjid, tiros, to, subst. [suffimentum,] frankincense. IldXis ti o/jlov fxey dv/uia- 
 
 fiarojv yefjiei. CE. R. 4. SYN. ®i>6s, dvov. 
 Qv^XbXdv, ov, to, [dimin. a Ovjaos, ira. Sed in 1. c. lusus est verborum. 
 
 Vid. Brunck.] 'Awe aXpaiov, jxeXXtos afxucpov t£ OvfxXbXa) Trdpafjii^as. Vesp. 
 
 878. 
 Qv/jlittjsj ov, adj. [thymo conditus,] seasoned with thyme. At Xfjs, nepibov vvt 
 
 fxoi wEpX QvfxiTdv dXG>v. Acharn. 772. 
 0v/id/3o/3£w, v. [animum exedo,] to fret the soul. "AXyld dvnofidpeiv fidXd to 
 
 TETlXeaixivdv tifxdp. Hes. Op. 797- SYN. fypivd bdicvw, Qvfxbv KdTe.bh). 
 Ovfidfidpos, ov, 6 et ?y, et dvfj.dbdKrjs, Ids, adj. [animum corrodens,] fretting the 
 
 soul. Ovfidfiopov ipXbos fjLEiEt %uvEr)K£ fjiu^eadain H. 210. See also 0. 185. 
 
 SYN. See ©v/mXy^. 
 Qv/joItt]s, ov, 6, P. N. [Thy'maetes,] a noble Trojau. 01 b f afi<j>l YlpXapov vat 
 
 Uavdodv r)b£ Qvjioirr]v. T. 146. 
 Qv/jloitXs, Xbos, >;, adj. [orta a quodam pago Attico,] of Thymus, a brjfios in 
 
 Attica. 'Eycj bi aXnvpav w6fJLr]v Qv/uoiriba. Vesp. 1138. 
 QvfidXicjv, ovrds, adj. [(1) leonino animo praeditus, (2) P. N.] lion-hearted. 
 
 See in QpdarvjjLe/ivwv. SYN. (l) Tevvdids, Kpdrlpds, virepdvfjios. 
 Qvfid/uavrXs, Xos, adj. [animo praesagiens,] foreboding in mind. Tavrd Ovjao- 
 
 fiavrXs &v croi TrpevfiEvibs 7rdprjpEira. Pers. 229- 
 Qvfjio7rXr)dr]s, ids, adj. [iracundus,] full of auger. Kcu fJLEfjLovas, tekvov; fxf)ri oe 
 
 BvfxdirXri-drjs. Sept. Theb. 683. SYN. MaivdfiEvos. 
 Qvpos, et Qvfiov, subst. [thymus,] thyme. 'H TroXXd b)j tu> beaTcoTr) tslvtov dv/uov 
 
 <pdyovTes. Plut. 253. 
 Qvfxds, ov, 6, subst. [mens,] the mind, temper, anger. 'Epwrt Qvfidv eKTrXdyets 
 
 'luodvos. Med. 8. SYN. $p*)v, vovs, \pv%j], tfrop, yvutfjLi], bXdvoid, fjuiviis, ettXQv- 
 
 fiXa, opyrj, XdyKT/jtos. EPITH. 'Ayrjviop, aypXos, dirr)vr)s, duvjxwv, drapfirjs, 
 
 dpf)Xos, /udxt'irrjs, dXKrjeis, dvaibr]s, dfieiXX^os , dvaXicXs, dXXrjKrds, dirioTos, dppriK- 
 
 tos, ufxai/jLUKETos, fidpvs, fidpv /jt)vXs ', yXvKvs, evtypujv, eXa0pos, OeX^ifpojy, 6ap- 
 
 adXEds, KpaTEpo(j>p(t)v, tcpdrlpus, iXdos, fXEydXyjruip, V7)Xet)s, o/JO(f)pu)v, TroXvTXrifjwv, 
 
 TTTEpoeis, TTEpiXviros, 7TEpXdapar)s, 7rpo(j)pu)v, KaKoepyos, 7riXu)pXos, otovoeis, aXbt)pl6s, 
 
 tXt]t6s, tXjijjuov, ToX/ur]eis f vireptyXdXos, vnepfiXos, v7rEpf)vwp, <ppEvr)pr]s, (ftpXKwbrjs, 
 
 u)fj.dbuKr)s, £.dfXEvr]s, fidpv7rfi/iiov, bpifivs, oXbr)po(pp<ov, nov(f>ds, kukos, <j)XXos, veo- 
 
 TreyOrjs, (f>oivXds, EXirj/uioy, oXXyds, tetXtjws* 
 QvfjLdpdiarrjs, ov, et Qvfxu^Qopos, ov, adj. [animum perdens,] life-destroying, 
 
 destructive. Kcu tcdpvs' ayuc/u bi ol Qdvdros xvto dv/jLdpdiarrjs. N. 544. See 
 
 also Z. 169. 
 OvfioootyXKds, et dvfjtf)crd(})os, dv, adj. [ingenio solers,] clever. Elr 'ApXtypdbrjv, 
 
 7rdXv tX dvfidffd^XKdjTdrdy. Vesp. 1280. See also Nub. 875. Syn. Ev/jddqs, 
 
 €v<pvr]s, ayyXvoos. 
 Qvfid(f>ddpE(o, v. [animum corrumpo,] to be disheartened. UddrjfJid Tobfxdv* ws 
 
 & lyu) OvfjLocpddpui. Trach. 142. 
 Qvfxdii), v. [irrito,] to irritate, to enrage. QvfxwQr] S* dpd ke'ivos, tXuty be ye %€ipX 
 
 irdxen/. Batrach. 236. Syn. 'OpyatVw, epWigw. 
 
416 0YMH 0YPI 
 
 QvfHi)fia y cltos, to, subst. [ira,] irritation, anger, rage. Newv, doivois epfxavels 
 
 Bvfxupdmr. Eumen. 857. SYN. "Opyrj. 
 Qview, et duvio, v. [cum impetu feror,] to rush, to hurry on. &eX<fipes rrj ml 
 
 Trj edvvedv IxBvdopres. Hes. Scut. 210. See also E. 87- SYN< 'Op^dw, 
 
 bXioKio, ETteoovfiaiy KaTEireiydfiai, <pepd/Jiai, KaraoTrevho). 
 QvpXds, dbds, BvptjXs, et BvpXs, Xbbs, >/, adj. [Thynaea,] of Thyne, an island at 
 
 the mouth of the Pontus. QvpXdbos pvjd(f>ris, Xuxpt/Xd pe£ai tV avry. Apoll. 2. 
 
 484. See also Apoll. 2. 548. and 2. 460. 
 (dwvaZu), v. [pungo, ut piscator thynnum tridente,] to pierce, to -harpoon. 
 
 See in SvXdKds. 
 (dvvveivv, ov, to, subst. [frustum thynni,] a fragment of tunny-fish. Qwvela 
 
 Beppd KaTCKpdywv. Equit. 354. 
 Qvppos, ov, 6, subst. [thynnus, piscis,] the tunny-fish. 7 fti7rep tws Bvvpus gko- 
 
 Trla^erai "OXttis 6 ypnrevs. Theocr. 3. 26. 
 (dvwomconeu), v. [thynnos speculor et capto,] to spy out or catch the tunny. 
 
 Ka7rd TSiv TTtTpdiv avwdev tovs izbpovs dvvvoGKOTriov. Equit. 313. 
 (Swot, wp, ol, P. N. [Thyni,] the inhabitants of Thyne. Mifivdv epvKbfxivoi- 
 
 ^etptjXd b' a<T7rerd Qvvoi. Apoll. 2. 529* 
 QvobdKos, bp, adj, [suffimenta recipiens,] incense-receiving. 'E£e/3d\tfy farm 
 
 Bvobbicwp dvaKTopwv. Androm. 1158. 
 Qvbeis, eood, et>, adj. [odorus,] fragrant. "Bpepop, dp<pX be fxiv Bvbep vtybs 
 
 €GT£<pdv(0TO. O. 153. SYN. See (dvijets. 
 (dvbs, eos, et Bvop, ov, to, subst. [iibum,] incense. Alaabfx v-rrep Bviuv xal 
 
 haifibvbs nvrdp eireiTd. o. 26l. See also e. 60. SYN. 'Apwjud, BvfxXafxd, Bvpd, 
 
 lepov. EpiTH. 'EneTewy. 
 (dvoGKveoj, v. [sacra facio,] to offer sacrifice. TleiBoJ, TrepXnefnrTd BvogkcIs ; 
 
 Agam. S6\ Syn. See 0vw. 
 Qvogkoos, et Bvogkottos, ov, 6, subst. [aruspex,] a soothsayer. *H ol fxav-Us 
 
 elai, BvookooX, rj Xepfjes. ft. 221. See also Rhes. 68. SYN. 'lepoffKOTrbs, }i<xr- 
 
 tXs, BvTtjp, acpdyevs. 
 0i/dw, v. [rebus odoratis suffio,] to perfume, to sprinkle with odors. 'A/t- 
 
 Ppdeio), ebdpy, to pd ol TeBvwfAerbp i\lv. H. 172. SYN. 'E7ri0v/uaw, Beibu>, 
 
 KViaaodt. 
 Qvpa, as, i], subst. [janua, ostium,] a gate, an entrance. Qvpas peaavXovs^ ov 
 
 TrpEirei Botviofxevovs. Alcest. 565. SYN. Qvpeos, 7ri>Xr), eiaobbs, e/i/3o\>), Bvpe- 
 
 Tpdv. EPITH. 'Apfiobia, avXeibs, evepKrjs, v\\;r\Xi), (ftdeiv)), xpvo-e/a, n**"'*)* *&* 
 
 kXpujs dpdpvid. 
 QijpaZe, antiq.form. ace. a Qvpa, vulg. adv. [foras,] abroad, out. Td t evbdv 
 
 el<Ti, Td re Bvpaze, bvarvxeis. Orest. 597- 'E* b'mdpd ol firjpov bopi) fidXtvov 
 
 wee Bvpa£e; E. 694. Sy.N. "Ei;w, cktos, BvpytyX, Bvpatalv. 
 QvpaBev, antiq.form. gen. a ®vpa, vulg. adv! [(1) foris, (2) extrinsecus,] out 
 
 of doors, externally. At BvpaBlv elobboi. Androm. Q53. 
 (dvpaids, a, qp, adj. [qui foris est, absens, externus,] one who is abroad, 
 
 absent, foreign. ' AoXop Bvpaiop* eotX & ftyQiaros fipoTutp. Eur. Electr. 832. 
 
 SYN. Birds, dXXoTpXos. ' m 
 
 Qvptds, ov, 6, subst. [(1) janua, (2) scutum, a forma et magnitudine januae,] a 
 
 gate, a shield. Avrdo £7retr eireB^Ke Bvpeop 1 peydp v\poa deipas. t. 240. SYN. 
 
 Qvpa. 
 QvpETpop, ov, to, subst. [janua, ostium,] a gate, an entrance. AvXijs na\d 
 
 Bvperpd, KaX apydXtop GTo/ud Xavpr^s. x- 137« , 
 
 Qvprjfi, [prisca dativi forma, pro adverbio habita, foris, extra. Heder.] abroad, 
 
 without. WdpTd fxa\\ oaa ij/neXye, rd S' dpalvd Xeiitt Bvpr}<f>Xv. t. 238. SYN. 
 
 Qvpa^e, BvpaBep, e^wBep. £ 
 
 (dvpXbp, ov, to, subst. [ostiolum, fenestra,] a small door, a window. '009s rd 
 
 BvpXop tovto ; Thesm. 26. 
 
 1 ©upefcj/ is here scanned as an Iambus. 
 
©ypo era 417 
 
 OypoKdTTfw, v. [januam pulso,] to knock at a door. Kal BvptiitdTrfjaai, teal 7rd- 
 
 Tafai, icai fl&Xelv. Vesp. 1254. 
 QvpdKdTrds, ov, 6 et v, adj. [ostia pulsans,] knocking at the gate. *H \pevbo- 
 
 /uavris elfxl BvpoKoiros tyXebiov. Agam. Il66. 
 Qvpdo), v. [janua claudo,] to shut with a door. Ovbe Bvpwaai. Aves 6l3. 
 Qvpad^io, v. [thyrsum agito,] to move the thyrsus. Svpaabbuav Kevabbuav. 1 
 
 Lysistr. 1312. 
 OvpaXs, Xbds, 6, P. N. [Thyrsis.] OupeXs o5' u>£ Airvas, Kal Ovpoibos aft d (jxovd. 
 
 Theocr. 1. 65. 
 Qvpodfxavyis, Ids, adj. [thyrso furens,] raging with the thyrsus. Ov noba Bvpco- 
 
 /udifrj vefipXbwv fxerd btveveis. Phosn. 803. 
 Qvpaosy ov, 6, subst. [thyrsus,] the thyrsus, a wand entwined with ivy or vine 
 
 leaves, and borne by the Bacchanalians. Qvpaovs dvanreiv, Kal vefipojv bopas 
 
 t^eiv. Bacch. 172. EPITH. 'A^vjtwo, dK0VTicr->)p, avbpofdvos, cnrToXe/jios, 
 
 bd\ixo<TKids, eXdtprjfioXds, evXos, Ktaawbrjs, yXai^ovos, oivo\p, 6%us t TaueaXxpws, 
 
 fdtarjrwp. 
 Ovpffd(f>dpe(o, v. [thyrsum gero,] to bear the thyrsus. ®r)-pdrpd(pov Bvpootybpeis. 
 
 Bacch. 556. 
 Qvpo6<p6p6s y ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [thyrsiger,] thyrsus-bearing. Ba^ou re Bvpadfopoi. 
 
 Cycl. 64. SYN. (dvpodfiavris. 
 Qvpibv, was, 6, subst. [vestibulum,] a vestibule, a porch. TtV av ov riivbl 
 
 irpos Bvpwvos efybois. Soph. Electr. 328. SYN. AvXeiov, ttvXwv. 
 Qvpotpds, ov, 6, subst. [janitor,] a door-keeper. Kal br/ OvpwpCjv ovtXs av 
 
 <f>aibpa (ppei'i. Choeph. 557. SYN. UvXwpos, 7rvXd(jjpos. 
 (dvodvdeis, eood, ev, adj. [fimbriatus,] fringed. 'A/i^t ft dp' &\ioioiv pdXsr 
 
 alyibd Bvodvoeoodv. E. 738. 
 Qvadvos, ov, 6, subst. [fimbria, limbus,] a fringe, an edge. Tfjs sKdrbv Bvodvot 
 
 iray^pvoloX rjlplBovTO. B. 448. SYN. Kopvfjflos, Kpaonebov. EPITH. Yvapi- 
 
 7TTos, tydeivos, iray^pvoeos. 
 GvaOXd, wy, rd, subst. [(1) vitis folia, seu rami cum fructu appenso, (2) virgae 
 
 Bacchicae, thyrsi,] vine leaves or branches with their fruit, bacchanalian 
 
 wands. OvoBXd \dfxal Kdre-^evdv, vV avbpotyovow AvKovpyov. Z. 134. SYN. 
 
 KXdbos, Bipods, 
 (dvma, as, rj, subst. [(l) feriae, (2) hostia,] a holiday, a sacrifice, a victim. 
 
 Qvoai fxl BvoXav irpwrd bei rXv evBdbe. Iph. A. 673. SYN. 0v/*d, Bvos, Xepeiov, 
 
 o-rrovbr}, EKdrojufir] , eopTy). EPITH. 'Aicvpds, yppoirows, al/joppavrds, fiporoKTovos, 
 
 aifidrdeood, evoretydids, pvarXs, otorrjpXos, 7rayKap7rXds, ddvros, dveopros, diropprj- 
 
 tos, tppXnub-qs. 
 QvaXfjios, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [qui sacrificari potest vel solet,] fit to be sacrificed. 
 
 'AW ovbe BvoXjjlos korXv avrriyt* Acharn. 784. 
 Ovords, dbds, 7/, adj. [(1) sacrificalis, (2) Bacchica,] sacrifical, bacchanalian, 
 
 frenzied. See in 'EXXt)vXk6s. 
 Qvrt)p, fjpds, o, subst. [sacrificus,] a sacrificer, a priest. 016', ws dvrrjp ye 
 
 iroXXd bt) ordOeh dvu). Trach. 1194. SYN. Ovookoos, Bvookottos, Xepevs, <70d- 
 
 yevs, fxavrXs. 
 OvTyjpXov, ov, to, subst. [ara,] an altar, a sacrifice. Ofp (f>XXoy irpoatyaynd Kal 
 
 dvrfipXov. Iph. T. 244. SYN. Bw/ius, dvpid. 
 Qvu), v. [furo, feror cum impetu,] to rage, to move violently. Yloptyvplov fityd 
 
 Bvl Trd\v<pXoio-(3ow OdXaaarjs. v. 85. SYN. Ovvew, Bvvu), fialvo/jiai, opjxdu), 
 
 aeiufiat. 
 0vw, et Bvoj, (frequentius penult, producitur,) v. [sacrifico,] to sacrifice. *H 
 
 tQv epiwv cfcart BveaBai yd/iiov. Iph. A. 493. See also o. 260. S\N. 'A^roo- 
 
 ^o/iat, Xlpevto, KadXtpevu), a<pa.TTio t 0(f>dyXa£b), /3ov0vrew, £7rt/3wjutd p&u). PHR. 
 
 "Epbu) Xipds t»cdro/u/3as, fiovrav tyovov de^w. 
 
 1 Lacon. for Qvpffafyvtrwv Kal cvafyvo-wv. a Megarensis loquitur. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 3 G 
 
418 OYftA 0ITF 
 
 (dvu>Sr)s, Zos, adj. [odorus,] smelling of frankincense, fragrant. Qeolaiv XeXa/jiire 
 
 Ovwbet KU7TVf. Androm. 10l6\ SYN. Ovoeis, Ovfjeis, evob/jos, evKedros. 
 Qvwpds, ov, ?/, subst. [mensa sacris libationibus dicata,] a table or desk appro- 
 priated to sacred libations. OUovs ear-nurds eoivdro' ral be dvwpdv. Call. 3. 
 
 134. SYN. Tpa7T€$a. 
 Qiori, fjs, 7], subst. [multa,] a fine, a penalty. lo\ be, yepov, Ocorjv enXdijoofiev ijv 
 
 k evX dvfjiu. (3. 192. SYN. See ZrjfxXa. 
 0wkos, et poet. Bounds, ov, 6, subst. [sedile,] a seat. "EcreYo & kv narpbs 6wko>, 
 
 elfav be yepovres. /3. 14. See also //. 318. SYN. Qclkos, ebpa, Qpovos. EPITH. 
 
 'EvbfxrjTos, flpXdpds, XaXveos, OecnteaXos, oiottoXos, nbXvbaibdXos, ttoXvyjivods, jaav- 
 
 Teios, dXrjdrjs. 
 Qw/uiy];, iyyds, r/, subst. [funis, nervus,] a rope, a string. Qiofiiyyds lot irpov- 
 
 irXrvovTes wXXvadv. Pers. 467. SYN. TLypivXov, bea/aos, xopbrj. EPITH. Ao- 
 
 ^*X^» xodrepd, XXvoarpotyos, ypvoriXdTos. 
 0w^/c?tt, v. [(1) vincio, (2) fodico,] to bind, to lash. MaariyX dtofjHyQeis. 
 
 Anacr. 62. 16. SYN. keajiebb), beu), Tvirria, irXriaott), juaor/c'w. 
 Qwfjos, ov, 6, subst. [(1) cumulus, (2) sellaj a pile, a seat. Tpaias epeUrjs 
 
 6o)ju6v dxpavres ttvoX. Agam. 286. SYN. ^Luypds. 
 0a>7rem, as, rj, subst. [adulatio,] cringing, flattery. Kov-% virbTpeyuv ce rovrd 
 
 QiOTteia Xeyo). Orest. 66*3. SYN. KoXaKeia, depdireid. 
 0a>7rtKos, 77, 6v, adj. [adsentatorius,] given to flattery. 'AXXa fxrj wpas XkohtQ*' 
 
 ws eare OojirXKat (pvaei. Lysistr. 1037. SYN. 0w^/. 
 0a>7re<uia, dros, to, subst. [blandiraentum,] a piece of flattery. TXvKelat §' 
 
 i\acov els Qwrrev^xdrd, Eur. Suppl. 1113. SYN. KoXdnevfud, deXKrrjpXdv, Tcpoa- 
 
 r)veia. 
 ®(i)7cevfxa.TXdi>, ov, to, subst. [adsentatiuncula,] petty servility. f fts euro iwcp&v 
 
 evvovs avTf Burrevjidrluv yeyevrjaat. Equit. 788. 
 0w7reva>, et 6u)7tto), v. [adulor, adsentor,] to flatter. Ad/ce7s yap av juc Tovbe 
 
 durrevoai itdr dv. Med. 369. See also P. V. 973. SYN. f Y7rd0a>7revw, KoXd- 
 
 Kevh), aaivtt), ydpXevri£6ficxi, fxeiXi/rait), dwdrdo). 
 0wocue7dV, ov, to, subst. [propugnaculum ad altitudiuem pectoris extructum,] 
 
 a breastwork. YlXripovre dwpaKetd, kclttX oeXudoXv. Sept. Theb. 32. SYN. 
 
 ^TLiruXtys, Tel-)(os. 
 0wjoa£, aicos, Ion. dwprf, 6, subst. "[thorax,] the breast, a coat of mail. Owpaj; 
 
 ej(ibvr)s 7repXf3oXois w7rXt<rfxevdv. Ion 993. SYN. Y,rt]6ds, yXrwv, dptyads, Trvp- 
 
 yds. EPITH. AaibdXeos, irdXvbaibdXos, TrdvaloXos, ttvkXvos, j^aXKeos, yvdXos, 
 
 bl~TrXoos, 7roitcXXos, aarepdeis, Xajurrpov ydvoiav, Qdetvorepos rrvpos avyqs, Kpdrai- 
 
 yvdXos, 
 (daiprjKTrfs, ov, 6, adj. [thorace indutus,] clad in mail, a warrior. Eler or 'Ap- 
 
 yeiotaX fAaypidro OwprjKTrjoXv. 0. 429' 
 (d(vpr)(T<ra>, v. [lorica anno,] to arm with a coat of mail, to arm. UpwX b' vtr 
 
 ri&oi avv revyeaX dojprj^devres. 0.530. SYN."07rX/c6^a(, nddo7rXic,djj.ai» PHR. 
 
 typaTTh) ev^dXKOis be/uds ottXois. 
 QiopvKXuv, wpos, 6, P.N. [Thorycion,] a wicked Athenian, a traitor. Kav 
 
 0WjOVKtwi/ jj.rj fiovXijTai. Ran. 383. 
 0<ys, wds, 6, subst. [animal lupo simile,] an animal sprung from the wolf and 
 
 fox, a lynx, 'tlcrel re bdtyoivoi dues 6peo<fiv. A. 474. EPITH. 'kvaibiis, afxep- 
 
 bdXeos, v7rep(j)XdXds, u)f*o(j>dyos. 
 Qwvaffb), v. [clamo, vociferor,] to bawl out, to shout, to speak aloud. Tdbi 
 
 Qoivaowv. Hec. 115. SYN. 'Avdjjodw, vXaKTeio, Krjpvaau). 
 &io\p, wttos, 6, [adjective sumitur pro Own-tads,] flattering. 2oi 0w7r' diravrfiaai 
 
 Xoyoy. Eur. fr. Syl. 2. 
 
IA IA2I 119 
 
 I. 
 
 'la, as, ?/, et Ion. 'I>), subst. [vox, clamor,] a voice, a cry. ^Kakd^drXbd (3ddy, 
 
 KaKdfjizXeTov Xav. Pers. 932. (a double doclimiac.) Syn. $w>/)/, fyy, fixos, 
 
 (3orj, la.KxV> iaxv- 
 'laivw, f. Xdvw, v. [tepefacio,] to warm, to cheer. *fis ol /tier, yXoepoloXv Xatvo- 
 
 fj.lvoi neXeeoaiv. Theocr. 2/. 66. SYN. Ev^pafVw, aflpvvit), ydiou), Qepfxaivta. 
 'lan^n, rjs, //, subst. [ululatus,] a bacchanalian shout. LrevaKrav Xclkx^-v. Phoen. 
 
 1321. Syn. See Idx^. 
 'Id/c^os, ov, 6, P. N. [Bacchus.] 'Ia/c^e ^>tXd)(opevrd, crvjjLTrpdTrefjnre fie. Ran. 
 
 405. Syn. See Bdicxos. 
 'laXefxiZw, v. [fleo, lugeo,] to weep, to lament. Elbvlav (pdXXov ravpov XaXl- 
 
 fiXaai. Call. fr. 176. SYN. Opr)veu), yodw, oXttyvpdfiai. 
 'laXe/uos, ov, 6, subst. [cantilena lugubris,] a mournful song. 'IaXejuoi be fiare- 
 
 piov. Phcen. 1047. SYN. Qpijvos, Opijvrjfid, ohvpuds. 
 'IdXXw, v. [mitto, emitto,] to send forth. Ol fr en 6veid& erolfid TrpdneL- 
 
 fxevd x e ~ l P& s XaXXov. 1.91* SYN. 'E7rldXXw, eK/3dXXa>, 7re^i7rw, 'irjjjX, eKreivu), 
 
 XaKTb), l(j>ie[iai. 
 'idX/ueids, ov, 6, P. N. [Ialmenus,] the son of Mars. 'Rfr dfi(f 'AoxdXd^ov Rat 
 
 'TdX/itJW, vlds 'Aprjds. I. 82. 
 'laXros, ov, o et ?/, adj. [missus,] sent. 'IaXros etc bdfxwv efirjy. Choeph. 20. 
 "la/ad, arcs, to, subst. [medela,] a remedy. 1 ^Fv^j/s y a P ovtos fxdvds t^et ratct- 
 
 fjb&Ta. Menand. 278. SYN.'lao-ts, dtceofid. 
 "Iau/3eZo>, ov, to, et Tafifids, ov, o, subst. [iambus, carmen iambicum,] an 
 
 iambus, iambic verse. 'Ev rols 'lafifieioipX' bei£u) fr avrXxa. Ran. 1204. See 
 
 also Ran. 6/3. 
 * 'Ya'pevfc, ov, 6, P. N. [Iamenus,] Iameuus. " AoXov dp^X dvaKTa, KaX'ldfxevov 
 
 KaX '6peffTr}t>. M. 139. 
 *'Idj/aff<7d, »;s, ^, P.N. [Janassa,] Janassa. "Evfld be i]v KXv/jievr], 'Idveipd re 
 
 Kat idvaaad. 2). 47. 
 'laveipa, as, rj, P. N. [Janira,] one of the three thousand daughters of Oceanus. 
 
 See in idvaaad. 
 'ldvdrj, rjs, //, P. N. [lanthe,] one of the same family as the preceding. Yleidw 
 
 r, 'Ab/ju'irr) re 'lov&ry r', 'HXeKrpij re. Hes. Theog. 349- 
 "I«o/iai, v. [medeor, sano,] to heal. ^iXus, ndXios fr ov, H)vfr Xw/ievq voadv. 
 
 Hipp. 593. See also Eur. fr. Dictys. 7. 7. Syn. Oepdrrevio, dutdfiai. 
 'Idoj'ts, vid. 'Ictwv. 
 'Id7rtnovto^s, ov, 6, et 'Id7r£r/orts, t5os, ?/, patronym. [lapeto satus,] sprung 
 
 from Iapetus. 'ldneTiuvlbr), irdvTOJV dpXbeiKer avfUirtav, Hes. Theog. 543. 
 
 See also Olymp. 9. 80. 
 'lcnrtTus, ov, o, P. N. [Iapetus,] the father of Prometheus and Epimetheus. 
 
 Tairjs xal ttovtoio, Xv Itnreros re Kpovos re. 0. 479* EPITH. 'Ayvi'wp, 
 
 »»■ -v v v - v , .. /'I 
 
 a^Avoets, Cotyoeis. 
 'lairTu), v. [mitto, jacio,] to send, to throw, to smite. "Os ^ut KaTaafivx^v *»* 
 cs oareov &xpXs icnrret. Tlieocr. 3. 17. Syn. 'laXXw, fiXairrw, biaipdeipw, aiicL- 
 
 Ciduai, v(3plQ(i), ITTT(U. 
 
 'lapbavos, ov, 6, P. N. [Jardanus,] a river in Crete, fyeirjs nap reixeaaXv, 'lap- 
 
 ^dj'ou afxtyX peedpd. H. 135. 
 Taffies, ov, 6, patronym. [Iaso satus,] the son of lasus. A/u^/Jpi' 'larjibrj, os 
 
 Kv7rpov 70t dvaaaev. p. 443. 
 Jaaiuos, oy, 6 et ^, adj. [sanabilis,] that may be cured. Aeir/) ydp ?/ 0eos, z 
 
 a\\' oyuws Xdaifios. Orest. 393. SYN. "lards. 
 
 1 " Hoec vox rarissimi apud poetas usus ; ancipitem forsan habens primam vocalem." 
 Maltb. 
 
 2 Qibs is here scanned as a long syllable. See Tors. 
 
420 IA2I IAAI 
 
 "lasts, ews, ?*/, subst. [sanatio,] means of cure, remedy. *hlv S' el (TKbn&v evpi- 
 
 (TKov 'icHTiv fjidvrjv. CE. R. 68. SYN. "la/Ltd,. dice<r/ud. 
 'laatojv, iovos, 6, P. N. [Iasion,] a noble Cretan agriculturist. '12s b' 6-kot 
 
 'laffiojvi EVirXoKCLfJios &r)/j.riTrip. e. 125. 
 'laabvXbs, et Ion. 'irjabvXbs, a, bv, et 'Iaowts, tSos, f. adj. [Jasonius,] of Jason. 
 
 'lr t ffdvtrjs and vrjbs. Theocr. 22. 31. See also Arat. Phoen. 342. 
 "laoos, ov, 6, P. N. [Iasus,] (1) a noble Greek, (2) a king of the Peloponnesus, 
 
 the son of Io, from whom the Peloponnesus was called "laaov "Apyos. (2) Et 
 
 TraVres at Xbotev dv "\dabv "Apyos 'Ayaioi. a. 245. 
 'idawv, et Ion. 'I^ow, bvbs, 6, P. N. [Jason,] the leader of the Argonautic 
 
 expedition. 'Ejowrt Qvfibv ktnrXdyeia 'laabvbs. Med. 8. EPITH. *Api\Xbs, 
 
 alxurjrrjs, bids, ^eivdiraTtp, \pevbopKos, AlobvXbrjs, QeaffdXbs, 7roi/irjv Xawv, 
 
 ^eivos 'Iu)\kov, ayXdbs. PHR. Tavpotv 7rvpirvbiov cVtordr^s, o ev Xe^ei 7rpdbdrr]s 
 
 KCLKOVV/jltydS. 
 
 ^larrjp, et Ion. XrjTrjp, fjpbs; Xarpos, et Ion. Xrjrpbs, ov, 6, subst. [medicus,] a phy- 
 sician. "EX/cos b' irfrrjp lirXfiaaaeTaX, rib' ewXdrja-ei. A. 190. See also Troad. 
 
 1224. SYN. 'Atcearrip, dtcetTTwp, depdnevTris. EPITH. 'Ajuv/uwy, X €i P Sr ^X vr i s 
 
 iarbpXas, £7rtor?7/iwv kclk&v, 7repX(j>pojv, larpbTex v Wi TrbXvfirjxdvbs, 7rbXv<j>apfia.Kbs. 
 
 Phr. Pyth. 3. 83. and 4. 480. 
 "larbs, ov, adj. [sanabilis,] curable. "lard & earX fipbTO~is. Isth. 8. 30. 
 'laropta, as, rj, subst. [ars medica,] the art of medicine. 'lard/Has, os H]vb* 
 
 arrjv. Trach. 1003. 
 "larpbfiavTXs, Xbs, 6, subst. [medicus vates,] one who is both a prophet and 
 
 physician, 'larpbfiavris 7rais 'AttoXXiovos, x^ovd. iEsch. Suppl. 271. 
 , laTpbrex v V s i ov, 6, subst. [medicinae artifex,] a practitioner of medicine. See 
 
 in QovpXbfiavrXs. SYN. ^laTrjp. 
 'Iav'w, v. [(1) commoror, (2) dormio,] to spend the night, to lodge, to sleep. 
 
 Tip^Xv Xavetv. Aj. Fl. 1204. SYN. AXaTpij3u>, bXdyto, avXi£bfiai, Travvvx&oi, 
 
 Koifxdbfxai, KdTevvaC.bp.ai, dvaorpefbfxat^ dvdiravbfxai. 
 'id^aTds, ov, adj. [vehementer plorans,] loudly howling. 'Id^a/wv &k orb/marioy. 
 
 CE. R. 1219- 
 'Ia^tw, v. [(1) clamo, (2) vociferor,] to shout, to resound. MlXos es Tpolav 
 
 td^aw. Troad. 518. See Helen. 1502. Syn. 'Ia^ew, //x^w, (3bdu>, dprjviu). 
 'laxity ys, f], Xdxbs, ov, b, et td^/jd, drbs, to, subst. [vociferatio,] a shout, a 
 
 hissing. BapjSdpbv td^av e^avbdaw. Iph. T. 180. See also Troad. 1220. 
 
 and Here. F. 879* Syn. Kpavyi), (3bri, dxovfj, dpfjvbs, %x° s > EPITH. Kd\d- 
 
 pbeaad, albXrj, beivi], ljuepbeacrd, 6ea7reffXij. 
 'ldvXKbs, vid. 'IwXfcos. 
 'Iawv, bvbs, (l) adject, gentil. [Ionius,] Ionian or Grecian, contrasted with 
 
 and opposed to barbarian, also (2) the name of a river in Arcadia. 'Iaovwv 
 
 yfjv oi'^erai nepaai deXwv. Pers. 183. 
 "lfiXs, Xbbs, fj, subst. [Ibis ; avis /Egyptiacus serpentes devorans,] the ibis, a 
 
 small bird worshipped by the Egyptians for destroying the crocodiles and 
 
 serpents. "Ijois AvKovpyut' XaipeQ&vTX vvKTepXs. Aves 129^. 
 "IfivKbs, ov, 6, P. N. [Ibycus,] a poet of Rhegium. "1/3vkos eicelt'os, Kavdicpewv b 
 
 TrjXbs. Thesm. 168. 
 'lyvva, as, et 'iyvvs, vbs, y, subst. [posterior genu pars, poples,] the hind part of 
 
 the knee, the ham. T HX0e, icdr \yvvr\v flej3Xrjpevbs 6£,eX ^aXvw. N. 212. See 
 
 also Horn. Merc. 151. 
 "ISa, r}s, et Ion."I§J7, P. N. [Ida,] a mountain in the Troad, the top of which 
 
 was Gargaru£r> Kat tyiv iy'lby ypafxixdrtov irXr](Teie rXs. Hipp. 1248. EpiTH. 
 
 Aaoxios, £ddea, fiaKpd, TrbXvbevbpos, vxl/rjXbs, yvefibearad, Kbpx)(3avTXs, 7rbXv7riba£, 
 
 /J.r)T))p dripiov, nbXviTTVxbs, izibrieaad, vXrieaad, XdffXa, v\jjXKo/jbs» PHR. Xibvo- 
 
 dpe/n/Kov 'lbaiav vvfx<f>av aKbirXa. 
 'lbalbs, a, bv, adj. [Idaeus,] (l)Idaean, of Ida, also (2)subst. P. N. 7 £lv rjbe 
 
 Kevdet ffwjudr' 'lbaia nbvis. Hec. 325. EPITH. (2)Adi^j0wv, Krjpv'Z, Trenvvfievd 
 
 prjbid tlbuts, /ud^s ci elbws. 
 
IAAA IEPE 421 
 
 'IhaXlfids, ov, adj. [(l)aestuosus ; (2)humidus; (3)speciosus,] raging, damp, 
 
 beautiful. Kavfidros IbdXXfjLOv' fjieroTriopivdy o/i/3p//<ravros. Hes. Op. 413. 
 'IbaXtds, ov, f), P. N. [Idalius,] a city of Cyprus. Aeo-7roti>', a ToXyws re not 
 
 'IbdXXov e</>tXatras. Theocr. 15. 100. 
 'ibavds, r}, bv, adj. [formosus,] beautiful. Tiis Xbdvas j(apXras. Call. fr. 467. 
 "ibas, ov, 6, subst. [Idas,] the father of Cleopatra, wife of Meleager. Taju/fyw 
 
 fieXXbydfib), AvyKevs tcaX b Kaprepos"lbas. Theocr. 22. 140. 
 'Ice, pro r)be, conj. cop. [et, atque,] and. Ot t)' eVet ovv ^\ovTo t -\he irpb bbov 
 
 lyevovTb. A. 382. 
 'lSea, as, rj, subst. [(1) species, (2) modus et ratio rei,] form, figure, face. 
 
 Keivov Kara yjpovov y Xbea re Kakov. Olymp. 10. 122. SyN. EtSea, elbbs, 
 
 o"X»7jUa, 7rp6a^rjfid, dewpXa, (.top^i), KaXXos. EPITH. FloXfyuop^os, Kaivq. 
 'lotos, a, ov, adj. [(1) peculiaris, (2)suus, (3)privatus,] proper, own, private, 
 
 domestic. Ovtol tu xPVP&t tbla KefcrrjvTat fipbToi. Phoen. 565. Syn. Oltceios, 
 
 fftySTSpds, KVpXoS. 
 
 'IStw, v. [(l)sudo, (2)humidus lio,] to perspire, "lbxdv, ws evbrjffd, beb&icpvv- 
 
 tcii be fioX oaae. v. 204. SYN.^I&pow. 
 'lStwr>)s, ov, 6, adj. [(1) plebeius, (2) rei alicujus imperitus,] plebeian, obscure. 
 
 'I0i vvv 7rpoTei;^ou roicXv XbXwTcus deois. Ran. 89 1 . SYN. 'Afxddqs, d-rreipos, 
 
 dyeXaibs, XbXbs, evebpbs. 
 ^Ibvdio, v. [incurvo, intorqueoj to twist, to wreathe. IlX^eV 6 6' IbvwQrj, 
 
 OdXepov be oi enireae baicpv. B. 266. SYN. Svorpe^oj, KafxirTb), avyKafX7TT(o } bivew, 
 
 TCtl'VU). m 
 
 'lbd/uevevs, em, 6, item yds, o, P. N. [Idomeneus,] king of Crete. 'Ibbfievevs, 
 
 TpojeaoXv eTrdXfxevbs kv (j)bj3bp wpae. N. 362. EPITH. 'AycucAvros dprjXbs, /ue- 
 
 yds, dydrrrfvhjp, epXdv/jtos, bdfypwv, bovpTicXvrbs ey^ei /uavpw, orvX eiKeXbs aXidiv, 
 
 dyavbs, K.pr)rQv jjovXij(pbpbs, AevKdXXbqs, tyXoyX eiiceXos aXicfiv. 
 7 lbbs, ebs, to, subst. [sudor,] sweat, perspiration. "IbeX ev atwrdrw, o7rore XPoa 
 
 lelpXds agei. Hes. Scut. 397- SYN.Topws, depbs. 
 ^Ibpeid, et X~bpla, as, y, subst. [peritid,] skill, knowlege. "Ier dKovTiaaai' b be 
 
 Ibpeirj -noXefJioio. II. 35Q. SYN. 'EttXvoici, kfiireipXa, <ro(j)ia. 
 "lbpXs, Xbs, adj. [peritus,] skilled. Io^»/ netyvKas teak kclkQv 7roXXwy XbpXs. Med. 
 
 285. SYN."E/U7retpds, avverbs, ttvkvos, aocpos, e^e^ptav, 7re7rvvfxerbs. 
 ^lbpooj, et poet, tbpwio, v. [sudo,] to sweat. 'Icpwcret be rev 'ittttos evlpov. B. 390. 
 
 See also 0. 543. SyN. 'IhTio, vypaivvpai. PHR. Mot Kara fiev XP 0l ^ v P^ y 
 
 cunrerbs Ibpws. Theocr. 
 "lbpvfxa, drds, to, subst. [(1) opus constructum, (2)ara, (3) fundameutum,] 
 
 a thing founded, au altar, a foundation. Oec5»> 0' Xbpv/ndTa. Agam. 330. 
 
 SYN. Naos, Zpeiofxd, ebpa. 
 ^Ibpva), et XbpvfxX, v. [colloco, sedere facio,] to place in a seat, to station. 
 
 UnapTOvs dvaKras rfjabe yj/s ibpvadrd. Phoen. 1022. See also Hipp. 33. 
 
 Syn. "Ic?w, Kddi£u>, KdBtbpvut. 
 ^Ibpws, wtos, acc. Tdpu)-d, vel Tbpio, 6, subst. [sudor,] sweat, perspiration. YlXewv 
 
 be to'is opuoXv eardXaaa Xbpojs. PhoBii. 1403. SYN. ^Ibus. EPITH. Alfidroeis, 
 
 vorXos, ttoXvs, dreXearos, 6epfj.os, fjivbdXeos, atVos. 
 "Je/xat, v. [(l)mitto me, eo cum impetu ; (2) cupio, desidero,] to send one's 
 
 self, to go eagerly, to desire. See in Kcittj^os. Syn. (1) 'Op/taw, ddpeio, eVetp, 
 
 (2) e(j>ie[iai, eirXdvpeoj, 7rpo0i/jueo/zat. 
 'iepaKKTfcos, ov, 6, subst. [parvus accipiter,] a little hawk. 'Otyv XipdKiaKdv ks 
 
 rets xetpds vjuTv bwaojiev. Aves 1111. 
 'Ilpa^, clkos, et Ion. 'ipnt,, tjkos, 6, subst. [accipiter,] a bird sacred to Apollo, a 
 
 hawk. See in 'Epvdpoirovs, and also see O. 237. Syn. KipKds, uaripXas. 
 
 EPITH. 'ftjUo/3opos, d>KVTrerr]s, rdvvai-KTepbs, &kiotos Trererjvuy, rct^vs ayyeXos 
 
 'AttoXXwvos, <Jt)KV7rrepOS. 
 
 'iepem, et tepta, as, ?/, subst. [sacerdos, fern.] a priestess. Tj)v yap Tp&es 
 edr)Kdv 'Adrjvalrjs tepetaV. Z. 300. See also Iph. T. 34. SYN. Ourpta, ap//- 
 reipd, KXybov^os, 
 
 'lepeidv, Xepijioy, updv, et tpbv, ov, to, subst. [victima,] a victim. 'EBvaev Xipelov 
 
422 IEPE I0AK 
 
 ti owdeU* b he tXs dv. Piut. 1180. See also X. 159. «". 102. and E. 10. 
 
 SYN. Qvfid, <T(pdyXov, eTrlfiuf.uov, evyuiXr]. 
 'lepevs, et ipevs, ews, et Ion. fjus, 6, subst. [sacerdos,] a priest. Xpvarjs b' avQ' ie- 
 
 pei/s £Kdrr](3dXov'A7r6W(i)t'ds. A. 370. See also E. 10. §YN. 'AprjTqp, 6vr)7rdXds. 
 'lepevit), et tpevto, v. [sacrifico, consecro,] to sacrifice, to consecrate. See in 
 
 "Hfceords. See also r. 198. SYN. 0vw, o-farru), epbit), pe£<o, oaXooi. 
 'lspoboKds, ov, adj. [sacer,] sacred, 'lepdbdud Qe&v X>?/u«/mr'. iEsch. Suppl. 368. 
 'lepddvros, ov, adj. [sacrificatus,] sacrificed. Mrjbe tXv Xepodv-rov. Aves 1266. 
 'lepdjurjvXa, as, pro XepovovfirjvXa, subst. [calendar,] the first day of the month 
 
 that happens to be a festival, the first day of the new year. 'lepdfirjvXa Ne- 
 
 uedbX, Nem. 3. 4. 
 'lEpofivrindvEit), v. [fungor munere lepofivii/iovos,] to be appointed to superintend 
 
 the sacrifices. Tfjres Xepd/j,vr)/idvelv. Nub. 624. 
 'llpdv, ov, to, subst. [(l)templum ; (2)sacrificium,\ictima,] a temple, a sacri- 
 fice. 'EvearX b' Xepbv rfjs AXktjs e/nol fxeyd. Helen. 1001. Syn. (1) See Nads, 
 
 (2) See 'itpeidv. PHR. ideas N^pjjSdf ayXdos ebpa. 
 'lepds, et Ipds, a, dv, adj. [sacer, sacrosanctus,] sacred, holy, vast, magnificent. 
 
 'H/xe7s b' afufX Ttepl tcprjvijv Xepovs Kara fiw/Aovs. B. 305. See also Phcen. 1721. 
 
 and Iph. T. 1102. SYN. 'Oaios, arefivos, evdyrjs, dyXos, dews, /jteyas, QavfiaoTos, 
 'lepoGTeiTTos, uv, adj. [sancte velatus,] sacredly clad. 'lepooreTTToiaX itXdboioX ', 
 
 Msch. Suppl. 24. 
 'lepoavXeio, v. [sacrilegium committo,] to commit sacrilege. EI0' XepdavXi'iaas 
 
 (pepeis ; Vesp. 844. 
 'lepdffvXds, ov, 6, subst. [sacrilegus,] a robber of sacred things, a sacrilegious 
 
 person. 'Erepol o' ZtcXovtow XepoavXoi pijropes. Plut. 30. 
 'lepwv, (ovos, 6, P. N. [Hiero,] king of Syracuse. 'E»> b' avrols 'lepvv, irpdrepois 
 
 tads 7)p6)e(joi. Theocr. l6. 80. 
 'leptjvvfxos, ov, 6, ?. N. [Hieronymus.] 'Apyelos d/Jidd))s, aXX' 'lepajvvfios cd(f)6s. 
 
 Eccles. 201. 
 "lew, unde XrifiX, v. [(l)jacio, (2) mitto,] to hurl, to send. r lpis b' av& 'EXevrj 
 
 XevKioXevio ayyeXos t)X6ev. Y. 121. SYN. See^Iry/vt. 
 'Ic?a>a>, i'^w, et 'tcdfiai, v. [(l) sedere jubeo, (2)jubeo,] Avrov Xadv epv^e, KaX 
 
 'igdvev evpvv dywvd. T. 258. See also Hec. 114. Syn. Kddi^io, KdQizdvw, 
 
 ndbriiiai, e<2,dfiai, Kd6e£o/uai, efi7ri7rnt). 
 *Ir), rjs, f), Ion. pro 'la, q. v. item,^L), interj. oh! 'lrj, Xrj, Ylaiijov, aKovdfieV 
 
 Call. 2. 97- 
 'IrjXds, dv, adj. [(1) sospitalis, jaculator, epith. Apollinis; (2)lugubris,] shaft- 
 hurling, destructive, mournful. 1 'h'jXov kXvw y66v. Eur. Electr. 1209- 
 'lr}K07rds, ov, 6 et r;, adj. [doloribus medens,] alleviating labor. 'I^kottov ov 
 
 7riXddeis; Ran. 1265. 
 'lrjXefxos, vid. 'idXe/ios. 
 ^Irjfjii, f. rjcrox, v. [ire facio ; mitto ; emitto,] to hurl, to send. YloXXds Xelad 
 
 fxerdpoXas obvpfjidrcjv. Iph. A. 1101. See also jj. 192. SYN. 'A^tij/u, effi^X, 
 
 TrpdTrjuX. 
 'Itjodvis, Ion. pro 'laadi'Xs. See in laadvXds. 
 ^lr)T)]p, et IrjTpbs, vid.^Ian/o. 
 'Idayevijs, eds, adj. [(l) ex legitima uxore natus, (2) indigena,] legitimately 
 
 born, genuine. IlaXXdfas, aXXd fie ladv XdayeveeaaXv erifia. £. 203. Syn. 
 
 TvrjcrXos, ey^iopXos, 7roXiTr]s, avro^Qiov. 
 'lda/jevr)s, eds, 6, P. N. [Ithamenes,] a noble Lycian. See in ISeveXads. 
 'lOdKrj, tjs, //, P. N. [Ithaca.] 'lddKrjs 'Obvacreiis eXdtf dva^ bovXt]v a l\eLV. 
 
 Troad. 278. EPITH. 'AfMfndXos, evbeleXos, Kpdvdr), naindXaeaad, arelpd, tyXXr], 
 
 evKTXfxevq, ro^eld, viroviiXos, aiyXfioros, dydd)], novporpotyds. PHR. See b. 605. 
 'lddtcriaXos, or, adj. [Ithacensis,] of Ithaca, Ithacan. KeVXtfre bt) vvv /uev, 'I0d- 
 
 KYjaXoX, o, ttX kev e'nru). /3. 25. 
 'iQdKds, ov, 6, P. N. [(1) Ithacus; {2) item adj.] (l)Ithacus, the son of Ptere- 
 
 1 Sec d learned note of Dr. Maltby on the meaning of this word in 'avIxw. 
 
I0MA IKLT 423 
 
 Jaus, the founder of Ithaca; (2) of Ithaca. Tyy no'iya 'iddxos, ml Ni'ipXros 
 
 ybe IJdXvKTwp. p. 207. See also Cycl. 103. 
 "Idfia, arus, to, subst. [gressus, passus,] motion, a step, velocity. At be (SdTrjy 
 
 TprjpuxrX TreXeidaXv , idjxa&' djxolai. E. 778. SYN. ^Iy^os, fiijfid, arX/jos. 
 "ldvblicrjs, ov, 6, subst. [cujus judicia recta sunt,] one whose judgment is cor- 
 rect. Ovbe nor IBphXKaiat per avbpdvX Xifios tinr}bel. Hes. Op. 228. SYN. 
 
 'Idvs, bXnaios. 
 'Idvvu), v. [(1) rego ; (2) corrigo; (3) multo,] to direct, to correct, to fine. 
 
 Tatas fyiM 0lCLKas IQvvoi bpopov. Hipp. 1222. SYN. KaTevdvyu), evdvvw, 
 
 opdoto, bpfxaii), e^Xaom, bXouceoj. 
 'Idv-n-Tiiov, ojvus, adj. [recta volans,] flying in a straight course. Aevrepos avr' 
 
 'A-^XXevs fxeXXr\v Idvirritovd. <£. \6Q. 
 'Idvs, eld, v, vrepds, vrdrds, adj. [rectus, rectior, rectissimus,] direct, straight, 
 
 upright, just. "AXXov e7rnrXri?€iy Adydwv* Weld ydp earat. T". 580. SYN. 
 
 "Opdos, evdvs, bXxatos, dXrjdrjs, dav/jLaaros. 
 'Idvs, et Wv, adv. [recta, obviam,] straight forward. Ol be fxeyos \eipiov Idvs 
 
 tyepdv' a/j.(j)X be vvKrd. E. 506. See also 5. 403. SYN. Rvdv, opQdos, bXnaitos. 
 'ldvu), v. [recta feror,] to move in a straight course, to assail. 'I0i/et, aXX' ovtl 
 
 7rp{]crcrei' dd/nees ydp duowes. A. 551. SYN. 'Op/yaw, etyopfido), ^epo/uou, e<j)ie- 
 
 /uat. 
 'iOv/at), r)s, fj, P. N. [Ithome,] a city of Thessaly. Ot b' eJxov TpiKKrjy KaX 
 
 'ld<vfir}V KXio/udKoeaadv. B. 73.0. 
 'iKdvds, rj, ov, adj. [idoneus,] equal, competent. 'AXts ydp eXdwv Xndvos av 
 
 yevoid ov. Here. F. 4p3. SYN. 'EijapKjys, bXapicys, e7rXTrjbetds, ^p/yo-tjuos, boKXfxos, 
 
 d^Xos. 
 'ittavw, v. [convenio,] to come, to come to the knees of another to supplicate. 
 
 'il Tr&rroX, r) fieyd 7rei>6us 'A^aXbd yaldv Xaavei. A. 254. SYN. 'AtyXnavu), IKW, 
 
 Xnveofxai, TrdpdyiyvojJLai, KardXa/jfidvio, Xaerevta. 
 'IxdpXos, ov, 6, [(1)P. N. Icarius ; (2) adj. sc. 7t6vtos,] (l)the father of Pene- 
 lope ; (2) Icarian, the Icarian sea, so called from Icarus, the son of Daedalus, 
 
 or from a small island near Saraos. YIovtov 'Lcdpioio, ra fiey t Evpos re Ndros 
 
 T€. B. 145. 
 "Udpos, ov, i), P. N. [Icarus,] one of the Cyclades. Arj/ivdy, 'licdpov 6' ebds. 
 
 Pers. 890. 
 'IiceXds, 77, op, adj. [similis,] like, resembling. *H b' avbpl XkeXtj Tpuxoy Karebv- 
 
 <rd0' dfxiXdu. A. 86. SYN. See EkeXos. 
 'iKeaXa, as, ij, subst. [supplicatio,] a supplication, prayer. 2>pdrev/u' Xbelv 'Ap- 
 
 yelov XKeaXaiat crals. Phoen. <)l. SYN. AXttj, berjoXs, ber}fxd, ei/Y,wX>), ev^ 7 /* 
 
 XKerrfpXa. 
 'UeaXds, dy, adj. [supplex, supplicum praeses,] suppliant, protecting suppliants. 
 
 (duprrec netyevyas Toy e\iov XkIoXqv AXd. Hec. 345. SYN. 'IfCErr/ptos, iKTi)pXds 9 
 
 XKETiioXds, XKerrjs. 
 'lKerdboKds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [supplices ad mittens,] suppliant-receiving, 'i/clra- 
 jbdfcov yap Trjab' diro okottTii opib. yEsch. Suppl. 721. 
 'Utreuw, v. [supplico,] to supplicate. T ft fJ-nrep, XKerevto at, fir] 'nXffeie /jloi. 
 
 Orest. 249. SYN. 'E^t»ctrevw, dvTofiai, yuvvneTtii), Xindpeu), Xiotrofxai, beo/xai, 
 
 TTpoaKvveu), TrpoaTTiimo. 
 'lKETrjpia, as, 1), subst. [supplicatio,] a supplication. 'iKer-qpXav be ydvdaXv e£- 
 
 dxTu) o-lQlv. Iph. A. 1216. 
 'Ingres, ov, 6, et XketXs, ibos, y, adj. [supplex,] suppliant. f licerr)s n(f>vXXov oto- 
 
 fidrds k^diTTUiv XXras. Orest. 377- See also Here. F. 715. Syn. 'iKtaXtis, 
 
 •npdaiKTiop, iKTr)p, 'iKrwp, ydvvTceTr\s, ItyeoTXtis. EpITH. Albolds, Xvypds, 7rp)']vr]s. 
 
 Phr. See jEsch. Suppl. 22. 
 'iKETyoXos, 6v, adj. [supplicum vindex,] the avenger of suppliants. Zevs a$eas x 
 
 TiaaiTO XKeTfoXos, os re KaX dXXovs. v. 213; SYN. See 'UeaXos. 
 
 1 2<f>eay is here scanned as one long syllable. 
 
424 IKMA IAir 
 
 ^iKfialvh), v. [humecto,] to wet, to moisten. *fls rrjs hfiaivovrd ndprfibef ev be 
 
 01 ^rop. Apoll. 4. 1066. SYN.'YyocuVw. 
 ^iKfxaKlds, ov, 6, P. N. [Icmalius,] the name of an architect. Hoir)* 'iK/idXtos* 
 
 cat V7rb Opijvvv irooXv qice. t, 57 • 
 "Iicfjias, dbds, rj, subst. [(1) humor, (2) vapor,] moisture, vapor. KvkXoV, d<pap 
 
 be roX iK^xas efirj, bvvei be r dXoi^. P. 392. SYN. NotXs, arpXs. EPITH. Kd- 
 
 rappvros, veKTapea, XeipXoeacrd. 
 "Ifc/ueVos, 1 ov, adj. [qui veuit,] one who came. Mi) /not (3e/3i]Koi. iroXXd yap rols 
 
 hfievois. Philoct. 494. 
 "Iicfievos, t), ov, adj. [commodus, secundus,] suitable, favorable. Tolaiv 0' "iKfie- 
 
 vbv ovpov lei endepyos 'A7r6XXu)V. A. 479* 
 ^iKvedfxat, v. [(1) venio, (2)supplico,] to arrive at, to supplicate. He nal a 
 
 iKvovjiat, ae be (jjXXrjs Traprjtbds. Iph.T. 1070. SYN. See ( 1)^1 /cojucu, (2)'lKereva>, 
 
 " A.VTbfiai, Aeofxai. 
 ^Ikw, et Xabfxai, v. [venio,] to come. Qdaaov, r\ fx e\p?]V Trpdftaivwv hofjirjv St' 
 
 aarreds. Orest. 624. SYN. 'A^Xxveofjiai, e'joy^ucu, eirep^p^ai, ndpdyiyvd[xai, 
 
 vtyeifu. 
 ^ItcpXdv, ov, to, subst. [tabula, asser,] a plank, the deck of a ship. Qprjvvv e(f 
 
 eirranobriv, \i7re 5' 'iicpXd vrjos eicrrjs. O. 729* SYN. 'Emicpiov, ffdvXs, Kapyj]- 
 
 aXov. 
 'licrdp, adv. [(1) juxta, (2) nuper,] near, lately, immediately. 'licrdp dfia 
 
 fipovrfj re Kal aaTepoiry Troreovro. Hes. Theog. 686. SYN. (1) YlXr/aXov, eyyvs, 
 
 (2) aprX, rdy/ord. 
 'Ikttjp, rjpos, iicrwp, opbs, et 'acrfiptds, ov, adj. [supplex,] suppliant, supplicatory. 
 
 'I^ri7pes emorovdxovai. (E. R. 196. See also Heracl. 365, and (E. R. 3. SYN. 
 
 iKerrjs, iKerrjpXds, XnecrXos, XtTidpqs, 
 9 Iktiv8s, ov, 6, subst. [milvus,] a kite or glead. YIpoKvXtvbeHoOai rols hrivois. 
 
 b. N37 tov AXovvaov, eytay ovv. Aves 501. EPITH. "ApTraj-,, 7ravr6(f>daXfids. 
 "I/cm, 7bos, ?/, subst. [mustela silvestris, lutras,] an otter. 'iKrlbds evvbpws, 
 
 ey^eXeis KioxaXbds. Acharn. 880. 
 "lXa, Dor. pro tXiy, rjs, y, subst. [ala, turma,] a troop, an assembly. "Ev8d fxev 
 
 evtypoves IXat. Nem. 5. 70* SYN. E'iX)?, dyeXrj, rafts, crityos, ovXdfxds. 
 'lXdbdv, adv. [(l)turmatim, (2)affatim,] in troops, in swarms, immediately. 
 
 'iXdbov els dyoprjV fuerd be otyXoXv "Qacrd bebrjet. B. 93* SYN. ' Ay eXrjbov, nav- 
 
 avbXrj, adpdios. 
 "IXads, ov, et iXeios, u>, adj. [propitius,] propitious, placable. 'AXXd re ttoXX 1 
 
 £7rX TrjoX' av & iXddv evOed Ovfidv. I. 635. See also A. 583, and Trach. 776, 
 
 SYN. Ev/^eyr/s, Trpq.bs, evvoos, 
 'iXdpds, ov, adj. [hilaris,] cheerful. 'iXdooi TrXwfxev olvdv, Anacr. 41. 26. 
 
 SYN. Qaibpos, TepTrvos, evydpXs, irepXydpris , fjbvs, dydvos. 
 'iXeos, ov, 6, subst. [latibulum serpentum,] a serpent's den. 'IXedv ovk o'LkijvXv, 
 
 o7rws pri yehdves wjues. Theocr. 15. 9* SYN. Ei'Xeos, <pu)Xeos. 
 "IXews, vid."IXaos. 
 'IXtjXos, ov, adj. [Iliacus,] Trojan; Qevyoj 7rp6s 7rebXov 'IXrjXov, txpp' dv XKiofiai. 
 
 0. 556. SYN/'IXios. 
 'IXriKio^lXrj/jiX^lXdto, IXaaKu)* v. [(l) propitio, (2) propitius sum,] to appease, 
 
 to render propitious. 'Hjmv IXriKrjaX KaX dddidroi deoX dXXoi. (p. 365. See 
 
 alsoy. 380. Theocr. 15. 143. and A. 386. Syn. (O'Ape^w, (2)i'X€w$, ev- 
 
 fievrjs elfiX. 
 
 'lXXdbrjs, ov, et "IXids, dbos, rj, adj. [Trojanus,] a Trojan. 'TXXdbai /3datX//-e$. 
 Androm. 1014. See also Troad. 528. 
 
 'IXtyyXdu), v. [vertigine laboro,] to labor under a dizziness. 'Ytto tov beovs yap 
 
 rwv &7rX(0V IXtyyXG). 
 
 1 Vel, ut Maltb. sagaciter prscfert, lyfievos. 
 
 2 On the quantity of the first syllable of these words see fleyne A. 585. and Maltby's Thes. 
 "lKafiat. 
 
IAIO 1MEP 426 
 
 'IXXddlv, y I\iddi, et 'iXto^t, forsan prise, form, genitivi ab 
 
 "iXXov, ov, to, eflXios, ov, ?/, P. N. [Ilium, Troja,] Ilium, Troy. "JXXdv, "iXXov 
 
 €K7repa(t)v. Troad. 804. EPTTH. AtTretvov, alirv, epdreivov, evvatd/alvov ttto- 
 
 XXedpdv, evirfoXov, evTei^lov, yrlfiolv, Ipov, alddXolv, 7rarpis 'iXtds, ocppvolv, Acrjo- 
 
 bdrXdv, KaXXXf3u)Xdv, fypvyXuv. PHR. Heard Ylepyd/ud 'ATroXXwvXd. 
 'lAtdvcvs, ews et ijos, b, P. N. [Ilioneus,] a noble Trojan. ULiwlnlvai jxoi, Tpwes, 
 
 dyavov 'lXXovrjos. H. 501. 
 "iXXds, abds, >/, subst. [vinculum, funiculus,] a band, a rope. "lXXaatv ovk 
 
 idlXovrd fiXy bf/rravTls dyovaXv. N. 573. SYN. Aec/uos, ayoivXov, 
 iXXos, ov, adj. [strabus,] goggle-eyed. "IXXos ylylvrjfxai irpoabdK&v' o 6' ov- 
 
 bliroj. Tliesm. S4o\ SYN. IrpefiXos, rvtyXos. 
 'IXXvpXos, ov, adj. [Illyricus,] Ulyrian. tleivwvrls, wo-nlp 'IXXvpXoi, KeicpiydTls. 
 
 Aves 1520. 
 IXXw, idem quod EUw et elXlu), v. [volvo,] to roll, to turn, to bind, to nod. 
 
 AetT/j.o7s IXXdfjLevov fXEydXujv d7redfiKdrd vu)T(ov. Apoll. 1.129- SYN. ^.vvetXlu), 
 
 ovoTpltyb), (jvyKXeiu), blu, beffjievcj. 
 IXus, ov, 6, P. N. [IluSj] the founder of Ilium. *Ev irlbXu) HX/jioev-ds, odi $pv- 
 
 yos rjpX6v"lXov. Theocr. l6\ 75. 
 'iXvdeis, eaad, Iv, adj. [limosus,] muddy. Avrdp d y IXvoevros dvd 6p(a<Tfj.ovs 
 
 -nordfjolo. Apoll. 2. 825. 
 "IXvos, ov, 6, subst. [antra ferarum,] a den, a cave. 'iXvovs efiaXovrd Kiv(o7rera, 
 
 vlanlTo b' avrjp. Call. 1. 24. 
 'JXvs, vds, ii, subst. [(1) limits, (2)lutum, (3) faex,] mud, clay, dregs. Keialff 
 
 vn IXbos KEKaXvjJLfjLEva' k'hb be jjuv clvtov. $. 318. SYN. Bop/3dpos, 7TT]Xds, Tpv£. 
 'ipalos, ov, adj. [(l) hauriens ; unde (2) ipaidv, carmen quod concinebant 
 
 aquarum haustores,] (1) drawing; (2) 'Lfiaiov, the song sung by those who 
 
 drew water. 'Aeibei teal irov rXs avrjp vbd-rjyos Xficuov. Call. fr. 42. 
 'Ifids, uvtos, 6, subst. [lorum,] a thong, string. T/jtjtuiv X/uavrwv, ov Kdroiti 
 
 drw TpoTTw. Hipp. 1240. SYN. "Afj/ud, bp/uos, beanos. EPITH. Av%lvXds, 
 
 poeios, iiirfjLT)Tos, dads, atcXr^pos, <pdetvds, ypvaids, oj/jos, ctZdXlos, ttXcktos. PhR. 
 
 TlXiK-at arpdfpXbls Xjuav-iov. 
 'l/uaadXr), Tjs, r/, subst. [scutica, flagellum,] a whip. Xpvcrbv fr clvtos ibvvl nipt 
 
 \poX, ykv-o fr Xfj.a(rdXr}v. 0. 43. SYN. HKVTaXrj, /zdort£, Xf.tas. EpiTH. 'A^et- 
 ^vt)s, batbdXla, l^bvyeGad,TapTdpla, TrXtj^nrTrds, irvpityXlylBuv, piylbdvrj, pdbXvr], 
 'ifjacatjj, v. [loris caido,] to whip. UpibTfj liravprjai, nai ore nXr\yr^oXv ifuaaau). 
 
 O. 17* SYN. Maor/tfw, Traiu), irXrjTTU), 7rdrao-<Tw. 
 'Ipdrldv, et (2) dimin. 'Ifidribxdv, ov, to, subst. [(1) vestimentum, (2) pallida,] a 
 
 garment, a little cloak. Tw bop.lv tfxdTXov KdQdpbv, kcii tcaivd 7rebiXd. Aves 
 
 973. See also Lysistr. 470. SYN. 'E.70//S, e/rd^fid, afAnexovr]. 
 "lufipXds, ov, 6, P. N. [Imbrius,] the son-in-law of Priam. "1/jftpXov alxwrriv, 
 
 TrdXvimrov MevTopos vluv. N. 171* 
 "Ijxfipos, ov, ?/, P. N. [Imbrus,] an island in the iEgean sea. "1/jfipds evKTlfievr], 
 
 teal Arj/j.vos d/ut^OdXoea^a. Horn. Apoll. 06. 
 'I/i£pas, ov, b, P. N. [Himeras,] a river in Sicily, on which the city Himera 
 
 was situated, 'i/uepd av& vbdros peiroj ydXd. Theocr. 5. 124. EPITH. 'X\pX- 
 
 Kprjfivds. PHR. YLvvbpos oicrij 'l/uepov. 
 'lfiet'pu), et Ifieipdfjiat, v. [desidero,] to desire earnestly, to prefer, to welcome. 
 
 Hs yairjs, ddveeiv l/ieipiTaX' ovbe vv aoi nip. a. 5Q. SYN. 'EirXdvfJiloj, ll/jai, 
 
 l(f>ilfxui, eXbo/jat, BlXu, 7ro&lu), lirXfjaid/Jcu. PHR. Qplvds Iplpy bdpeis. 
 'lfilpueis, eo-o-d, Iv, aHj. [amabilis,] lovely. Zr/;0£d ff ifulpdevrd, KaX opfidrd 
 
 fxapfiatpovrd. T. 397* SYN. "I/iepros, IpaaTos, nodetvos, -)(dpXeis, ijbvs, ku- 
 
 Xds, (pplvodeXyijs, Iparjfnbs, Ipdreivos, £qXu)Tds> rijiXos. 
 "Ijjilpos, ov, b, subst. [(1) desiderium, (2) Cupido,] desire, Cupid. Katvfjs bl 
 
 vvfji<pr)s tfilpu viKw/jilvos. Med. 556. SYN. (l)"£pos, IxXdvfjXa, 7ro8os, (2)"Epws. 
 
 EPITH. 'ATrdnyXios, »caXo$, 6tys t dpdovs, yjbvs. PHR. NtA.^ b'lvafryfis fiXe<bdpwy 
 
 "tfilpos evXeKrpov vv/utyas. 
 'Iplp6<pm'6s, ov, adj. [suaviloquus,] having a charming voice, tuneful. Nfcfa!', 
 Pros. Lex. 3 H 
 
426 IMEP IOBO 
 
 Xdptrtov ifitydcp&vQjv llpbv tivrdv. Theocr. 28. 7- Syn. TXvKufwpds. 
 'lfieprds, 6v, adj. [desiderabiiis,] desirable, lovely. Oi r* a/u0' ifieprbv Tfrdp^- 
 
 aXdv epy* evefxovxd. B. 751. 
 *\fx6vXa t as, fj, subst. [funis, per quem aqua hauritur,] a bucket rope or chain. 
 
 'AXXd ov fxev ifjLdylav tXv d7T07rdre7s. Eccles. 351. SYN. S^otVidv. 
 '\^6vXoaTp6(pdSy ov, 6, subst. [qui funem ductarium torquet in haurienda 
 
 aqua,] a maker of bucket-ropes, Ylddev avptXe^ds IjudrXoffrpofov fxeXr] ; Ran. 
 
 ^1297. 
 
 *Ii>d, adv. [(l) ut ; (2) ubi, ponitur cum genitivo ; (3) ubicunque,] lhat, in order 
 that, where, wherever. AXttiop, Xv * Aibr\s x w P*s w/aorcu Oe&v. Hec. 2. Syn. 
 
 '0<ppa, OTtdJS, OTTOV. 
 
 'lvaxetos, et 'Iidyjds, a, oV, et 'hd^Xcjvr), 7]s, f/, adj. [Inacho satus,] descend- 
 ed from Inachus. 1v r 'Ivd^eiov oicepiid. P. V. 730. See also Mosch. 2. 51. 
 
 and Call. Del. 254. 
 *\vayibris t ov, 6, patronym. [Inachides,] a descendant of Inachus. 'Iva'yXhais 
 
 ydfxov. Iph. A. 1087. 
 "\va\6s 9 ov, 6, P.N. [Inachus,] (1) a king of Argolis, the father of Io ; (2) a 
 
 river in Argolis ; (3) a name of Argolis. "EXe£e o'* <u yr\v 'Iv&xpv KeKrrjpEvoi. 
 
 Orest. 923. EPITH. (2) 'fU'vpeeGpos, 'Apyelds, nord/ids, (3) evnapdevds. PHR. 
 
 (dvrjTroXos "Hprjs. 
 'IvbaXXdfxat, v. [l) similis videor, (2) videor,] to seem like. 'A^Xd kui &s 
 
 epew, &s fioi IpbaXXeraX %Tdp. r. 224. SYN. ^aiio/uai, elica$d/nai, o/uoiddiAat, 
 
 <f>ai'Ta.£df.iai. 
 'lrbXttos, ri, dv, adj. [Indicus,] Indian. "HXejcrpoV, et fiovXeode, koa rov'lvbiKov. 
 
 Antig. 1039- 
 "Ijcos, ov, 6, [0)P. N. Indus, fl. (2) Indus,] (l)the river Indus, (2) an Indian. 
 
 'Akoi/w vd/mabas iTrKdfiaiidoXp. iEseh. Suppl. 292. 
 "IvXdv, ov, to, subst., [occipitium,] the nape of the neck. Kat bxd IrXov ijXdev* 
 
 o £' esjerd X ei 9^ ^Taaaas. H. 495. 
 J \vXs, Xds, 6 et f], subst. [puer, nepos,] a son or daughter, grandchild. Mrj oreXXeiv 
 
 rav aav Iviv -rrpds, Iph. A. 119* SYN. Yids, fipetyos, dirdydros, reds, pijttXos, 7rais. 
 'Ii'w, 60s, f], P. N. [Ino,] a sea-goddess. JLvbovaa 6' 'Iyovs avti<pdpa ndXvv \po- 
 
 vov. Eur. fr. Ino, 1. 1. EpiTH. "A/jfipdros, ayXdoirats, fiovk-patpds, Kepao- 
 
 <pdpds, Xvaods, olaTprjdelad, irovrXas, wobrivefids, TXrjffXiroPos, 'AyyropXs* PHR. 
 
 Iloyrtd*' o/JidddXdfxosi NrjprjXbwp. Pyth. 11.3. 
 'lrioTrds, ov, 6, P. N. [Inopus,] a river in Delos, near which Apollo and Diana 
 
 were born. "Ei-eYo 6' 'Ivwirolo irdpd pddv, ovre (SddiOTov. Call. 4. 207. 
 "l£dX6s, ov, b et if, adj. [saliens cruribus, impetuosus, salax,] leaping, caper- 
 ing. Avtik' eavXa ru'tfiv ev^ddp, l£dXov alyos. A. 105. SYN. Qovpbs, <j>ot- 
 
 rdXeos, 
 'l£evTrjs, ov, 6, subst. [qui visco aves captat,] a bird-catcher. 'Ifcvrds ZtX K&pds 
 
 %v aXffeX bevbpdevTX. Bion 2. 1. Syn. 'Opvidevrr/s, opvidddrjprjs. 
 'IfydvXds, a, oi', adj. [Ixionius,] of Ixion. Ovb' birdr ^pdak/urip 'J^iopXrjs dXo- 
 
 XOtd. H. 317. 
 "l&s, eu)s, fj, subst. [adventus,] arrival. Kal tovt 'A^aia/v it,?* e^epya^erai. 
 
 Troad. 398. Syn. *A<j>i%is t rjXvaXs. 
 'l£iiov, dvtis, 6, P. N. [Ixion,] a noble Thessalian. See Damm. '\£ldv kv beer- 
 
 fiolaiv eKjuufitiodpai. Here. F. 1289« EPITH. Apo/xds, b&aLiios,, apfxdTrjXdrrjs, 
 
 7reXdr?7S XeKTpwv twv Aids. PHR. See Pyth. 2. 6j. 
 'l^os, ov, 6, subst. [viscum,] bird-lime, "iltnrep npds i£$, Ttj kvXXkX, XeXrj/j/jievds 
 
 Cycl. 432. SYN. FXoibs, rdyts. 
 'ltys, vds, rj, subst. [lumbus, coxa,] the spine, the loins. Avx^pos afupX re pmd 
 
 KaX'i^vds, r)vre Kovpai. Apoll. 4. 1347. 
 'IdfidXeu, v. [(1) sagittas mitto, (2) veneno inficio,] to hurl arrows, to infect 
 
 with poison. To£d re, rolat ntXiop rob' dTretydXoev idj3dX))(ras. Apoll. 4. 1440. 
 
 SYN.'A«:o>/r/e?w. 
 'Id^darpvxbs, et XoTrXdnd^ds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [violaceam vel nigrain comam ha- 
 
IOAN IOXE 427 
 
 bens,] having black locks or hair. ^Xeylrcu 6' Xd(3offrpVx ol<Tli Motadis. Istb. 
 
 7.33. See also Pyth. 1. 2. 
 'iobvtyrjs, Ms, adj. [violaceus, purpureus,] violet-colored, purple. 'HXaKan? 
 
 TSTavvard, iobvtfes elpos i\ovaa. b. 135. SYN. MtXas, iroptyvpEOs, Xoeibys. 
 'lobdtcri, r)s, r), subst. [pharetra,] a receptacle for arrows, a quiver. 'IdbdKtj 
 
 Terapvoro Kdrwfidbov' r) b* vno iroooX. A poll. 2. 68 1. SYN. Qdperpa. 
 'lohdKds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [sagittas recipiens,] receiving or containing arrows. 
 
 'IoStfcos, 7ro\\ol 6' tvlaav otovoevtes oiaroi. q>. 12. 
 'loetbi/s, eos, adj. [niger, purpureus,] dark, purple-hued. W H re KdOaXXd/jtEvrj 
 
 Xoeibed novrov opivet. A. 298. SYN. wbvEfrjs, fisXas, avdrjpds, itoptyvpZos. 
 'loets, eaod, ev, adj. [niger,] violet-hued, dark-hued. Airdp 6 TO^evTyrrX rXQei 
 
 Xoevrd aXbrjpov. \p. 850. SYN. See 'loetbr'is. 
 'ldKaarri, qs, ?y, P. N. [Jocasta,] the mother and wife of (Edipus, called Epicasta 
 
 by Homer. KdXovoX & l loKaoTr\v yue* tovto yap ndriip. Phrjen. 12. Phr. See 
 
 X. 270. 
 'ldXaos, et 'IoXaj, ou, 6, P.N. [Iolaus,] the son of Iphiclus ; the grandson of 
 
 Amphitryon. "Hpws, <5 'ioXae, fiporiov iroXv (piXrarE TcavTbtv. Hes. Scut. 78. 
 
 See also Nem.3. 6*1. EplTH. 'AprjXtyXXds, aoiriaTris, bXoTpE(f>r)s, tcparepos, Kvbd- 
 
 Xi/uos, QupadXios, 'ItfiKXeibtjs. PHR. '6 fxkv ylpojv ovts karXv ioXeojs obe ; veos 
 
 nZdeoTt)K €K ytpovT&s avdis av. Heracl. 793. 
 'idXrj, et 'IdXetd, rjs, rj, P. N. [Iole,] the daughter of Eurytus, and wife of 
 
 Hercules. 'ioXrjv eQchtkes Evpvrov anopav dyeiv ; Trach. 420. See Call. 
 
 Ep. 6. 3. 
 'idfiwpds, 6v, adj. [durationem vitae violae habens, brevis aevi,] short-lived. 
 
 'ApyeTot, XdfXiopoX, tXeyy^es, ov vv aefiende ; A. 242. 
 "lov t ov, to, subst. [viola, vaccintum,] a violet, corn-flag. 'Ayn0t be Xetjutoves 
 
 fia.Xa.Kol Xov, r)be alXivov. e. 72. SYN. K.vdvavyt)s t fieXdv, (poiXov, inrobixpXdv. 
 'lovdas, dbos, 6 et f], adj. [densos et teneros pilos habens,] dark or thick haired. 
 
 'EoTopiaev & ettX beppd Xovddbos aypXov alyos. £. 50. SYN. Adovs, bdavdpt^. 
 'lovXos, a, ov, adj. [lonius,] Ionian, 'Ioytw vaieaQai 7c6vt%>. Troad. 227* 
 'loirXotcd/uds, vid. 'lofioarpvyps. 
 'Ids, ov, 6, subst. [sagitta, venerium, rubigo,] an arrow, poison, rust. Ovk av 
 
 toi xpat'cr/xriaX (3xds, teal rappees lot. A. 387* SYN. (1) BtXos, oiards, yXvfXs, 
 
 (2) (ftapfxaKov. EPITH. (l) AiyXvoeis, itripotis, rapepvs, WKvfiopos, afiXrjs, rd^ys, 
 
 cifxeiXX^os, fidpvs, boXX\6<TKids, davdrrjcftdpos, XevydXtos, Xvypos, Kaprepos, Kpvepos, 
 
 fiXai(j)dvds, d£vs, oXoos, x a ^ Kr )PV s > ojkvs, (2) t^ibvalos, dv/jofOdpos, 6Xd(f)wXos, yp- 
 
 Xoeis, (pOtaijvojp, <pdt<rifi(5poTos, vnoKapbXos. 
 "ids, a, ov, adj. [unus,] one. Ov yap navTivv i\lv o/jios dpoos, ovb' Xd yF/pvs. A. 
 
 437- SYN. Els, aWos, /jotos. 
 "loariipdvos, ov, 6 et ri, adj. [coronam e violis gestans,] violet-crowned. Elbos 
 
 6avfia£ovTes Xoarifdvov 'AtypoblTtis. Horn. Hym. 5. 18. 
 'Itfrrjs, t)tos, i), subst. [voluntas, favor,] thought, will, favor. 'Iorart ydfiuv, 6rl 
 
 rdv djjowa-TpXov. P. V. 574. SYN. Vvcjfxr], fiovXrjais, ftovX)), typovrXs, diXrjfid, 
 
 X&ptS' EPITH. locpf]. 
 
 'Ioy, Xo), t/), [exclamationes vel gaudii vel doloris,] ah ! alas ! ho! 'iov, Xov. 1 'ils 
 e&vevad fxoyXs, dicparos r) x&P~ ls ' Cycl. 572. See also Bacch. 566*. and Call. 
 
 J2. 97. 
 
 'lovXds, ov, 6, subst. [lanugo,] the first hair on the chin, down. '0£u b' dvrjfiri- 
 tras, TdyXvo\ be toX 7iX0ov XovXot. Call. Jov. 56. SYN. Xvot), ovXos, ixtoyuv. 
 EPITH. EvavQi\s, aftpos, dnuXos, ^rdawv. 
 
 i'ld<piov, u>vt6s, 6, P.N. [lophon,] the son of Sophocles, who was said to exhibit 
 his father's plays as his own. Ov, -npiv y dv ttoptivr, dndXafiiop avrov \xovbv. 
 Ran. 78. 
 'ldxtaipd, as, yj, adj. [sagittis gaudens,] delighting in arrows. 'AXX' ov ot t6-1 
 ye xpa'iafi"' ApTE/uXs l&xtatpa. E. 53. 
 
 1 'Iofc, ?ov, hlc et pluribus in locis est extra metrum. 
 
428 iiino mm 
 
 ^lirvds, ov, b t subst. [furnus, culina, laterna,] a furnace, a lanthorn. *\nvovs 
 
 e^ovris, kv be roh XttvoIoX irvp. Pax 841. SYN. Kd/iiyos, ecrxdpa, xairvri. 
 'Ittos, ov,r}, subst. [onus impositum,] a heavy burden, '\irdv ijvenoeacrdv ha- 
 
 Toy-KE<j>a\a. Olymp. 4. 11. Syn. Ilteoyjos, dXlxpts. 
 'l-trow, v. [premo, propr. more fullonum ; affligo,] to squeeze, to pinch. 'Ittov- 
 
 fievos tojs elacpopals. Equit. 924. SyN. Hle£(i>, ovv&Xipu), 0At/3o>, 'i7ttu). 
 'Imrdytuyds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [equos transportans,] conveying horses; vavs 'nnrd- 
 
 yuyos, a transport. 'fls or' els tcis t7nrdytoyovs elatirijbhyv avbpinws. Equit. 
 
 599- 
 M7T7rd5o/iat, v. [equito,] to ride, to drive. 'AvtiXox* atypabsws i7r7ra$eat' dXV 
 
 av£*)£ 'lttttovs. y ¥. 426. SYN. e l7nrevb), 7r(i)Xobafxve(i), i7T7riy\dr£w, 6\Eop.ai. 
 "l7T7rotxftos, ov, adj. [qui hasta ex equo pugnat,] one who throws the spear 
 
 from a chariot or on horseback. Aaov 'hiraixnov, Qdfxd bi) icai '6Avju-7rta6w*>. 
 
 Nem. 1. 23. 
 'iTnraXeKTpviov , ovos, ace. rpvdvd, et rpvoo, ace. plur. vovds et vovs, 1 6, subst. 
 
 [magnus gallinaceus, animal marinum,] a large cock, a sea animal. MeydXd 
 
 7rpa.Trei' kclotI vvvt fyvdos imtdXeKTpvuiV. Aves 800. 
 'In-naXXbris, ov, 6, subst. [eques,] one who vaults upon a horse, a horseman. 
 
 Kaarwp iirndXXbas ebdev, (f>vyds 'Apyeos kidwv. Theocr. 24. 127. SYN. See 
 
 'l7T7ror^$. 
 "Iinrapxos, ov, o, subst. [magister equitum, nomen magistratus Athenis,] a 
 
 commander of cavalry, fne name of a magistrate at Athens. 'Hipedri <f)vXap- 
 
 Xos, eW 'imrapxps. Aves 799- * 
 
 'WirdaXa, et JV^etd, as, f], subst. [equitatio,] a- riding, a ride. 'J-n-TrdaXas /3d&% 
 
 2wv. Acharn. 1163. See also Here. F. 374. SYN."l7T7rev/id. 
 'l7nrdaibr}s, ov, 6, patronym. [Hippaso satus,] the son of Hippasus. Tom p.ev 
 
 eaa' 6 # dp '\inrdalbi)v XdpoV ovrdae bovpX. A. 426. 
 "Iinrdcrds, ov, 6, P. N. [Hippasus,] a noble Trojan. T fl ^x, 'I 7 "™ "^ Vl ^ &#t- 
 
 <j>povos, i7nrdbdfjiotd. A. 450. 
 "linreios, ItctcXos, et 'nnrXKos, r), ov, adj*. [equester, equinus,] of a horse, eques- 
 trian. 'loXaos, ejmjSfjaat vXv 'iinreiov bifpov. Heracl. 845. See also Phoen. 
 
 1721. and Batch. 501. Syn. UtoXiKds, tynnrds. 
 H l7nrepds, ov, 6, subst. [equorum amor,] fondness for horses. 'AW 'ixnepoy 
 
 fiov fedre^eev rwv ^p^yudrwv. Nub. 74. 
 "l7nr€Vfxd t &.rds, to, subst. [equitatio,] a ride, an incursion, 'fts etc ddXdccrrjs, 
 
 €K re yijs Itntevfjidal. Ipll. T. 1429' SYN. "\7riretd, t7nrdaia, nopeta.. EPITH. 
 
 Ma/coo>, Body. 
 'Iinrevs, iios, et Ion. iTcirevrrjs, ovei rjds, 6, subst. [eques,] a horseman. 'l-mrevaXv 
 
 lirireu ficrdv avduTrXiapevoi. Eur. Suppl. 676. See Here. F. 408. Syn. See 
 
 'l7T7ror?;s. 
 'linreviti, v. [equito,] to ride, to drive a horse. Kcivderbe. irpos yepovrbs Imrevei 
 
 tyovov. Here. F. 99&- SYN. 'l7nra.Cbfiat, eXavvu), TrwXew, ox^ofiai, iTnrr}XdTew. 
 'lmT7}b6v, adv. [equitantium vel equorum modo, per jubam,] like a horsemau, 
 
 by the maue. 'imrribof TrXoKafnor. Sept. Theb. 317- 
 * 'l7nrr)XdaiQs, a, ov, et i7nr)]XdTds, ov, 6 et y, adj. [equitabilis,] fit for driving. 
 
 "Q<ppd bi' avTaiov i7nrr]Xd(TXr] obos eirj. H. 439- See also 6. 607* SYN. Evpv- 
 
 Xi*>pos, 7rXdrvs, Xe'tos. 
 'lmrriXdreM, v. [equos agito, equito,] to drive horses, to ride. w fta0' 'nnrriXd- 
 
 Teiv. Aves 1442. SYN. See 'Iirnevio. 
 'l7nrv}XdTr)s, ov, 6, subst. [auriga,] a charioteer. T H ks jjey ol/uwt,€u ytptt>v trr- 
 
 irijXdTd IlrjXevs. H. 125. SYN. See 'l7T7ror?;s. 
 'l7T7r??juo\yds, ov, 6, adj. [qui equas mulget,] one who milks mares; 'l7nrr)fjioXyo\, 
 
 the name of a people. Mvawv r dy^A'"X wv » K(Xl &y av <*>v 'iTnrrjfxoXyuiv. N. 5. 
 'l7T7rXdya^, dvctKTos, o, subst. [dux equitum,] a commander of cavalry. 'l7T7rtd- 
 
 vanTas. Pers. 991' SYN."l7r7ra|Uxos. 
 
 1 Vid. Pors. Pruef. ad Hec. xlii. et Opu»c. a Kidd. p. 195. 
 
inni nino 429 
 
 'Iirirlictis, vid. "Inneids. 
 
 'linrXdxaiTris, ov, adj. [setis equiuis factus,] made of horses' mane* Tapfijjaas 
 
 yaXKov re, Xbe Xb(pbv 'ntTrXb^aiTr}v . Z. 469. 
 'iTnridxapprjs, et 'nnrbyapuris, ov, adj. [equis gaudens,] delighting in horses. 
 
 Mrjordpa r ayrXdeov, ical TptiXXov 'nnrXo^apfjirfv. H. 257. See also Olymp. 1, 
 
 35. SYN. $XXnr7rbs, imrdTrjs. 
 l7nrdl3afMt)j>, bvbs, et 'nnrd(3aTri$, ov, adj. [eques,] horse-mounted, equestrian. 
 
 Ti?/i£0' iTnrdjjafMdva. Ran. 821. See also Pers. 26. Syn. "l7T7retos, 'iTnrXbs. 
 
 ittttikos, 
 'l7nrdj3d~rjs , ov, 6, adj. [qui equos alit ; qui gloria praecellit,] a feeder of horses, 
 
 a knight, illustrious. Qxdabs efibXev lirwofidTas. Iph. A. 1059* Syn. 'Iinrd' 
 
 T7]s y t7r7rorpd0os, 'nnrdvdfxds, 'nrnofSovKoXos, l-mrdcpopftids, 
 'ImrbptiTos, ov t adj. [equis pascendis aptus,] fit for feeding horses, rich in 
 
 pasture. Twi> linrbfidTUV $dias irebXtov. Audrom. 1280. SYN. '1^770 rpbcpos. 
 * \tttt ii flovtcoXos, ov, 6, subst. [equiso,] a groom. YlbXvfiov be viv XdfiovTes itttco- 
 
 fiovKoXoi. Phoen. 28. Syn. See 'l-inr dfidrris. 
 'iTnTdbd/jLas, euros, 6, P. N. [Hippodamas,] a noble Trojan. 'lirirdbapavra 6' 
 
 Eiretra Ka0' Ittttwv ai^avrd. T. 401. 
 'Imrdbafieiaf as, fj, P. N. [Hippodamia,] the name of several illustrious women. 
 
 'Imrbbafjieidy Olvdfxdov ktclvo)v. Iph. T. 826. 
 'l-mrbba^bs, Dor. pro iTnrbbrjijbs, ov, 6, P.N. [Hippodemus,] Hippodemus. '6 
 
 # 'Imrdbafiov Xdfierai 6Zu>jievos. Equit. S22. 
 ' 'Itttt bbd fids, ov, 6, adj. [domitor equorum,] a tamer of steeds, warlike. f I2$ 01 
 
 y UfjityXl-KOV rd(j)du "F^KTopos IxTrobdfioio. XI. 804. Syn. '\7nrbrr)s, IttttIkos, 'tn- 
 
 ireXbs, 'ltckXos, iTTTrXb^apfjiYis. 
 'imrbbdavs, cm, v, adj. [hirsutus e setis equinis,] thick with horse-hair. Toy 
 
 p efidXe 7rp6i)TOs xopiiOos (JjdXop 'nrrrdbdoeias. A. 459« 
 ' Itttt bbea pop, ov, to, subst. [habena,] a rein, halter. Ov0' iTnrdbeo-fiwv, ovre koX- 
 
 Xtjtwv o^tov. Hipp. 1220. Syn. tyi/jos, ^aXiros, X/j.as. 
 'iTncobeTYis, ov, adj. [iigans equum,] serving to bind a horse, stout. Meydv 
 
 iTnrobzTriv pvrfjpd Xdflwv. Aj. Fl. 241. 
 'l7nrobiu)KTris, ov, 6, subst. [agitator equorum,] driver of horses, 'il 'pyeios, 
 
 Ktjyun', kuX 6 Qeo-ffdXos itttt obXojKTrjs. Theoci*. 14. 12. SYN. 'iTTTTbTTjs. 
 'ImrobpojuXa, as, rj, subst. [cursus equorum ; ludi Circenses,] a horse-race, a 
 
 combat of horsemen. TpXry be fierd ravG' 'nnTbbpbfxXav d^ere. Pax 899* 
 '{TTTrobpojjLXds, 6v, adj. [ad cursum equorum pertiueus, equestris,] of the horse- 
 race, equestrian. 'Ap/jtdrwv tTTTTobpbfxXoy KeXdbfjoai. Isth. 1. 76. 
 'linrobpofids, ov, 6, subst. [cursus equorum, circus,] a race-course. Aajjurpov 
 
 linr&bpd/jov fiairjy. Iph. T. 1139. 
 'lir-KoQoj], et Xifnovbr), r\%,\\, P.N. [Hippothoe, et Hipponoe,] -the daughters of 
 
 Nereus and Doris. 'iTnrbdbr} r epbeacd tcuX 'Itttt bvbq pobo7rr)xys. Hes. Theog. 
 
 251. 
 'iTnrbdbbs, ov, 6, P. N. [Hippothous,] Hippothous. 'iTnrbdbos o' ayl QiiXd l\e- 
 
 XaayGjv ey^eaXfxwptov. B. 840. 
 '\-KTrdKavQdpbs, ov, 6, subst. [vox ab Aristophane conficta, hippoeantharus,] 
 
 a horse-beetle. Tovti tX karX to ko.k6v\ b.'XTnrbKuvBdpbs. Pax 181. 
 'lirnoKlXevdos, ov, b, adj. [iter equo facialis,] travelling on horseback. "Opotb, 
 
 blbyevks YlarpoKXeis, tinrbKeXevOi. FT. 126. 
 'ImrbKbueu), v. [equos euro,] to attend to horses. 'lmrbKofielv fi y'lidyKdae. 
 
 Pax 74. 
 'lirnbKbubs, ov, o et //, adj. [equinis pilis exornatus,] adorned with horse-hair. 
 
 'iTrnbKbfjioy 7rr]Xr]Kd /jualveadai KovXrjoX. IT. 797 • 
 'liritoKopvaTiis, ov, 6, subst. [bellator habens galeam i. e. cristain setis equinis 
 
 tectam,] having a horse-haired helmet, a noble warrior. Kai /3d\t Ylvpat- 
 
 XhW* vs Tlaiovds 'nnroKbpvaTas. TI. 287. SYN. See 'l7r7ror»;$. 
 'lTnrbKowv, wyTos,6, P. N. [Hippocoon,] a Thraciau prince. y ilpcrey be Qprjicwv 
 
 fiovXrjQbpby 'ImroKbioyrd. K. 518. 
 
430 mno inno 
 
 'linroKp&TTis, Ids, 6, P. N. [Hippocrates,] Hippocrates. ToTs 'I-inrbtcpdTovs vli&iv 
 
 e'i&is, teal (re KaXovffty ftXiTdfiafiav. Nub. 1001. 
 'liriroKprj/xvds, bv, adj. [rupium modo grandis,] very precipitous, high-sound- 
 ing. Kai p{]fxd& tTnroicprjfjiya. Ran. 929^ 
 'liritoKptivri, et lirirovKpYivrj^riSy rj, P.N. [Hippocrene,] a fountain near Helicon. 
 
 *H ' imrovKpit]vr)s f/ 'OX/uetoD £0.61010. Hes. Theog. 6. 
 'lint oicpoTos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [equis perstrepens,] sounding with the feet of 
 
 horses. 'l7T7T(kp6>a XeXoitce Trebld. Helen. 207. 
 'j7T7roXoxos, ov, 6, P. N. [Hippolochus,] Hippolochus. 'IttttoXoxos be /u' etikte, 
 
 Kai ek tov (j>rjfii yeveadat. Z. 206. 
 'linr&XvTr}, tjs, fj, P. N. [Hippolyte,] Hippolyte. e J7T7roXvr*?s' efie & evpe vlov 
 
 X^odovra lovXovs. Apoll. 2. 779* Phr. See Nem. 5. 48. 
 'iTtnoXvTos, ov, 6, P. N. [Hippoly tus,] the son of Theseus and of Hippolyte. 
 
 'lmroXvTos, dyvov JJitOews xatbevfidrd. Hipp. 11. PhR. '6 f EXX?ptas <pdvipij- 
 
 tcltos aarrjp 'Adfivas. Hipp. 1 1 20. 
 'l7rndfidves t sos, to, subst. [(l) veneficium amoris equis iunatum, (2) planta,] a 
 
 love-charm in horses ; a plant, which when eaten by a horse renders him 
 
 furious. (See Virg. Georg. 3. 280.) 'iTnrb^dvks <J)vtov earl Trap" ApKdoX' rw6' 
 
 enX iraoai. Theocr. 2. 48. 
 'lTnrdjjar})s t eos, adj. [valde insanus,] outrageously mad. 22 tov Imrdfiavfj. Aj. 
 
 Fl. 143. EXP. MeyaXo^uctfj/s, tjtoi 6 fjieyaXws ftaivdfievds. 
 'lirndjjLdxos, ov, o, P. N. , [Hippomachus,] a noble Trojan, 'lirnoiidyov fidXe 
 
 bovpX, Kara ^wffrfjpd rv^r/o-as. M. 189. 
 'lTmofiZbtov, ovtos, 6, P.N. [Hippomedon,] one of the seven Argive chiefs. 
 
 (See note at 'EteoicXtjs.) 'O 6' av rpXros Tu>vb\ 'lit-nd^lbuyvy rotoab 1 icpv. Eur. 
 
 Suppl. 891. 
 *lmrdfievtis s cos, 6, P. N. [Hippomenes,] the suitor of Atalante. 'Imrdixivris oKd 
 
 hrj ray irapdsvoy tfOeXe yd/nai. Theocr. 3. 40. 
 'lTrird/jtiTis, Ids, adj. Jmilitiae equestris peritus,] skilful in equestrian warfare. 
 
 H or' o.p<f idXabv linrdjxriTiy. lsth. 7« 12. 
 'lmrdviKds, ov, 6, P.N. [Hipponicus,] Hipponicus. 'liritdviKos KaXXtov, Ka£ 
 
 'iTnrdviKOv KaXXias. Aves 284. 
 '{■mrovdri, r)s, //, P. N. vid. 'Iinrbdbri. 
 'Imrdvdjuds, dv y adj. [equos pascens,] tending horses or large cattle. 1 Kai /3o- 
 
 Tfjpds 'nnrdvbfxovs. Aj. Fl. 232. 
 'Imrovdos, ov, 6, P. N. [Hipponous,] a Grecian commander. Aitrvjivov r\ T flpov 
 
 te ncti 'Imrbvoov fjiEPE)(cip/j.r)y. A. 303. 
 '{tckovwucls, ov, 6, adj. [equos agitans,] driving horses. Toy 0' 'nnrdyw/uav, ds 
 
 vTrep-XafxTrpois. Nub. 572. SYN. See 'linrdTTjS. 
 *\mronoXds,dv, adj. [equos alens,] conversant with horses, skilful in managing 
 
 them. 'l7T7ro7rdXa;v Qpyicivv bpZa yityoevrd. H. 227* 
 w l7T7rds, ov, 6 et fj, subst. [(l)equus, et (2)f/, equitatus,] (1) a horse, (2) cavalry. 
 "HXte, Goals tiriroiolv eiXiaowy (fXbyd. Phceu. 3. SYN. flwXos. EpiTH. Aov- 
 
 petds, TTTEpoe.is, yvfxyds, £vyr)([)dpds, KvdvEos, izr-qvos, Td-^yttovs, TErpaopos, Tsrpd- 
 
 fiapwy, deOXdcpopds, depainovs, aWwy, dptOTOs, dparjv, dtyapTEpos, fipdbvs, bi$,v^ y 
 
 Eplav\r)y, Epuffup/LiaTos, Evanapdfjios, na.X\Wpi£„ jueyds, /uo»vv|, irdbwKrjs, Td%ys t 
 
 v\p7]%i]S, (jjkvs, w^i/Trovs, aeXXo7rovs, dpiTrpE7n)s, aioXos nobds, otutos, aOXdipopos, 
 
 apyiTrovs, E'udptE,, KeiTprji'Eictjs, KpdTt.pwrv£, xpv<ra/U7rv£, yaXKoirovs, Kvdvd)(airris t 
 
 wKvnETrjs, fiupyos, dyddos, dyrjvwp, dyUrjTds, beltos, Xvaads, '^arOos, adfidtay, 
 
 /JEydXriTwp, XdaXavyjqy , vxplXotyos, kpaTEpos, QeaadXos, Qprjltdos, Tpwtos, HvXr)- 
 
 yiyrjs, addydros. PHR. AevKorepoi tfovos, Oeiety b' diefioiaiy o/xolm. k. 432. 
 
 Xpvaelyutv Edeiprjaiv Ko/iowire. 0. 42. bifids dicevTrjTdv cv bpo^otat irdpexu>y. 
 
 Olymp. 1. 33. ' See also Hipp*. 1223. Apoll. 4. l£o6. 
 'Imroodus, ov, 6, et 'nrndodi], rjs, //, subst. [agitator equorum,] a driver of 
 
 horses. 'Ey bs 0///3ais 'nnrdadas 'ioXaos. lsth. 5. 40. See also Olymp. 3. 46. 
 
 1 See Viger. p. 74. on the meaning of words compounded with /3ovj and Tim>». 
 
inno i2Ai 43i 
 
 Iirntia&yri, »?*> hi subst. [equitandi peritia,] Bkill in riding or driving the chariot, 
 horsemanship. Kctro fieyas fXEydXaxTTt, XiXaafxevds iirirdavvdtav. II. 776* 
 SYN. 'l7T7r Xtcr/, 
 "ImroffTaals, eios, ^, subst. [equile,] a stable. "Ew tydevvdv, fjXXov 0' liriroffratreis. 
 
 Eur. fr. Phaeth. 1. 5. 
 'l-mrbrdb^s, ov, 6, patronym. [Hippoto satus,] the son of Hippotus. A'idXds 
 
 'linrdTdbijs, <pXXos dddvdroiaX Qeoial. k. 1. 
 'l7T7rdr?7s, ov, 6, subst. [eques,] a horseman, warrior. Hos irals ityehpos' lirirdras 
 fiev i7nrdrats. Phoen. 1111. SYN. 'inirevs, lir7rdXXbr)S, i7nrr)XdrT)s , \-KTrX6\apfiris, 
 
 (j>XXnnrds, lirirevrrfs, 'nnrdfiafjujv, i7nrdj3drr]s, i7r7rubdfxos, i7nrdbXu)icHjs, 'nnrd^eXev- 
 
 6os, iTnroKopvtTrijs, 'nnrdaorjs, lirirovcjfias, iTntOTroXos, Etpnnrds, bX&tunrds, 7rXrj^nr- 
 
 iros, KXvTvirojXds. PHR. KevTwp Ittttwv. 
 'Itt-kotXuv, wrds, 6, P. N. [Hippotion,] prince of Ascania in Phrygia. MripXdvrjs 
 
 be Mopvv re KaX 'l-TrndrXwi'd KaretCTa. H. 514. 
 'IttttotoZotyis, ov, 6, subst. [eques Sagittarius,] a bowman on horseback. Tpt<r- 
 
 ixvpXovs Xepatcas 'nnroToZpras. Aves 1 1 79- 
 'ImrorpdQXa, as, »/, subst. [equorum nutritio,] the keeping or rearing of horses. 
 
 '1 7T7TO roosters re vd/Ji£iov. Isth. 2. 55. 
 'l-mroTpd^vs, ov, adj. [equos alens,] horse-nourishing. 'iir-noTpb^oy darv to 
 
 Upoi-Toio. Nem. 10. 76. SYN. '\7r7rdj3orrjs, tinrd(j)6pj3Xds. 
 "1-mrovpXs, Xds, fj, subst. [pilis equinis ornatus,] adorned with a horse's tail. 
 
 "ImrovpiV beivbv be Xotyos Kadvnepdev evevev. V. 337* 
 'YTnrbtyupfiXds, 6v, adj. [equis pascendis aptus,] adapted for feeding horses. 
 
 'Aypotv ireXas ruivb' i7nro({)opfiX(tfv enX. Eur. Electr. 623. SYN. 'l-mTorpdcpos, 
 
 miro fiords. 
 'linrojvaZ, qktos, 6, P. N. [Hipponax,] a poet who first Wrote Choliambics. '6 
 
 fiovadTroids kvQab' '\7nru)va^ tcelrai. Theocr. Ep. 21. 
 "XirTafxai, v. [volo,] to tiy. '[Is etv^e A17S' opvid' tVra/xerw. Iph. A. 796- SYN. 
 
 YliTd/aai, 7reTo/jat, nordofiai, diiirra.fj.ai. PHR. 'E£cu'p/<f?£r' alOepa irrepots. 
 
 Orest. 269. ravdov aldlp afXTra\X6jiai. Orest. 316. X"fcjU7rpwv darjDiov ttoXov 
 
 Qdvveiv. Orest. 1/02. TrTr)vov dpai fTui/j.' es aldepos fiddos. Med. 1294. 
 "Itt-oj, et 'iTTToixai, v. [laedo, punio,] to hurt, to punish, to wound. Nov juev 7ret- 
 
 pdrai, rd^d & r l\peraX vlds ^A-^atwv. B. 194. SYN. BXct7rrw, oirdiiai, aUi£dfJ.at. 
 "Ipa, vel Ipa, as, fj, subst. [forum, locus sacratus ad conventum populi; tem- 
 
 plum publicum. Vide Damm.] a market-place, place of public assembly, a 
 
 temple. 'Ipawv 7rpd7rdpoide KaOfifievoX, uvtXk l(f '{mruf, 2. 531. SYN. 'Ayopa, 
 
 €.KK\rj7Xa. 
 "\pr)l, vid. 'l£pa£. 
 J lpXs, Xbds, (1)6, (2)^, subst. [(1) Iris, fluv. (2) arcus coelestis, (3) Iris, dea,] a 
 
 river in Asia Minor ; the rainbow; the goddess Iris. Aeivov IpevyovTac fxerd 
 
 Tovh 1 ayxippods r lpXs. Apoll. 2. 367. See also A. 27. and B. 785. Epith. (2) Ai>- 
 
 aayylXos, deXXoiros, Troptyvpids, 'n-dbrjveijids, yjpvaowTEpos, rd^frta. PHR. (2) Tepas 
 
 /uepd7rtM)v dvdpwTrojv. A. 28. (davfxavTOs dvydrfip nobas u)kt.d. Hes. 7rwXe7rai 
 
 £7r' evped vtbrd ddXc'iffffrjs. 
 r lpos, ov, 6, P. N. [Irus,] the name of a beggar in Homer. *H Ta\d r lpds d'ipos 
 
 E7r(a7ra(TTOv kukov e^et. a. 72. SYN. 'aXtjtiis, tttw^os. 
 *Is, Jvds, fj, subst. [nervus, fibra, vis,] a nerve, a fibre, strength. Kalerd S' 7s 
 
 TioTdfjLold, ettos t £0dr', €K t dvdfxa^Ev. <J). 356. SYN."U't6i', vevpov, bvvdfiXsy 
 
 bvvdaXs, l(T\vs, /3ta, uXkij. EPITH. AevKq, 7rdxc<«, av^trXos, d7r£\£0p6s, KpaTEpd, 
 
 Xlpd. 
 'IordSeX^os, dv, adj. [fratris animo pracditus,] like or equal to a brother. 'I<7d- 
 
 beXtpds dvt'ip. Orest. 1014. 
 *l(Tu£ti), et laaaKo/jiai, v. [adaequo,] to make equal. 'XadZova Xvd iraiaXv deiKtd 
 
 fxtaddv dptjTai. M. 436. See also ft. 607. SYN. 'E&adgu), io&u), dvXooio, lad- 
 
 <pdptC(o. 
 'laaidixai, v. [adaequor,] to be equal to. Nw^ Xaai'iTaX dfitydTEpijal. A rat. 
 
 Phoen. 513. 
 
432 I2AN I20n 
 
 'laavtfidst oV, adj. [par vento, velocissimus,] fleet as the wind. Toy ioavtfiov 
 
 te irobolv. Iph. A. 206. SYN. Utibr'jVE^tis, deXXtinovs. PHR. HyoltjaXy EetbtifiE- 
 
 vtis dvefjiow. avvbptifitis avpais. 
 "laavbptis, ov, 6, P. N. [Isander,] the son of Bellerophon. "laavbpov te ical 'Itt- 
 
 TrbXoypv. Z. 197* 
 'Icraptdfxds, dy, adj. [par numero,] equal in number. ,V H XoapiBpoi, Call. 4. 175. 
 "lorijjX, v. [scio,] to know. Njjwiat, ovhe XaaaXv 1 deep tvXeov rijiXav 7rdvrds. Hes. 
 
 Op. 40. Syn. JL'ibb), ETrieraficn, yiyvojcncu). 
 'laiipETfias, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [totidem seu sequales remos habens,] having as 
 
 many or equal oars. 'ApyetW he ralub" XcnjpETfjoi. Iph. A. 242. 
 'laflprjs, eds, adj. [par, aequalis,] equal. Ntrov, Icn'ipeis, oaf is av iprjtyovs Xd/3p. 
 , Iph. T. 1473. 
 'ladfxXds, vid."I<T0/xtos. 
 "ladfxXtiv, ov, to, subst. [monile,] a necklace. "Ivd/uitiv tjveiKev Bipdirbiv, TripXtcaX- 
 
 Xes dyaXfid. <r. 299- SyN. 'Op/utis. 
 "ladfiXos, a, ov, et 'lo-fyuds, dbtis, r), adj. [Isthmiacus,] Isthmian, Corinthian. 
 
 Ov fiaprvprjaet fx' "\<tB(aXos IXvts ttote. Hipp. 981. See also Call. fr. 103. 3. 
 
 SYN. Kopivdios. 
 'lad/xtis, ov, et dat. o~i, 6 et »/, subst. [terra inter duo maria,] a neck of land, land 
 
 between two seas; the isthmus of Corinth, 'Idfytov renraias eXtye irptiafiaiveiv 
 
 irXdicds. Here. F. 953. EPITH. 'AX/sirwvos, icXeivy), ArXetr//, 7rorria, 7rXdre7d, 
 
 gtevos, Awpta, KtiplvdXtis, aXXepxt'is. Phr. Iloynas yZtyvpa. 
 7 I(tIs, Xbtis, >/, P. N. [Isis,] an Egyptian goddess. *\a^ahl Ka\ Xfyvots "IcrXbtis 
 
 elbofiEVov. Call. Ep. 52. 4. 
 "IffKoj, v. [(1) adsimulo ; (2) scip, fingo, Horn. (3)dico,] to make like ; to feign, 
 
 to know, to say. "Igkov Toidbi ntiXXd' Tab' els vyptiv uyETo kv/jlo.. Theocr. 22. 
 
 I67. SYN. (l)'Etffi:w, o/jioidu), ehd^u), (3)Xeyw. 
 "lafidpos, ov, if, P. N. [Ismarus,] a city in Thrace. 'Io-judo^r evdd h' cyw irtiXXv 
 
 eirpddov, &\£<rd avTOvs. 1. 40. 
 'Ifffjrjvrj, r)s, fj, P. N. [Ismene,] the daughter of (Edipus and Jocasta. Kdpas te 
 
 bicraas' T))y fisv ''IfTfjfjvrjv irarfip. Phoen. 57* 
 'la/jirjvXa, as, v, P. N. [Ismenia,] Ismenia. "H re Or}(3aia (j>XXr) wals evyivtjs 
 
 *lopnvta. Lysistr. 697- 
 'lffniivXos, a, 6v, adj. [Ismenius,] of Ismenus. 'lafiyivXov irptis o^Btiv, ws fxlv r)v 
 
 Xtiytis. Eur. Suppl. 66*5. 
 "lfffirivos, ov, 6, P. N. [Ismenus,] a river near Thebes in Boeotia. Ikowei bs 
 
 •jTEbXd, ml Tcdp' ^cr/xrivov ptias. Phoen. 99* 
 'iaobal/LKov, tivtis, adj. [qui jequali sorte fruitur,] equally fortunate. I-otibal- 
 
 fjtivd revyet. Netn. 4. 136. SYN. latipoiptis, latifioptis, [odditis. 
 "'Ifftidttis, tiv, adj. [Deo par,] godlike, noble. Ai)ypet, Tti tov Ntipjjbtis XatiBlov 
 
 ylvtis. Iph. A. 626. 
 'Iero/ij/rwo, tiptis, adj. [par rnatri,] equal to its mother. Mo(r\6v eyw dt)aio' tv be 
 
 J)es y Xvti/jiaTtipd ajivov. Theocr. 8. 14. 
 
 *lati[jioiptis, et lotiiitiptis, tiv, adj. [cni portjp par datur,] having an equal share, 
 
 equally spread, 'latifioiptis drip, &s fiot. Soph. Electr. 87. See also O. 209. 
 
 SYN. 'latibaifHov, Xati7rdXr)s. 
 'lativeiotis, tiv, adj. [somno similis,] like sleep, 'aklkvv, lativeiptiv, $ Tti (p(OT&v. 
 
 P. V. 564. Syn. EtKEXtivetptis. See Aves 685. 
 'IfftiiEicvs, vtis, adj. [fato defunctis par,] equal to the dead. '6Xo>£0\ tiXtifiZQ', 
 
 XativEKVE. Orest. 195. 
 
 'Ifftiirats, atbtis, adj. [juvenilis,] boy-like. 'Io-d7ratod ve^ovtes eiti aK^Tpois. 
 
 Agam. 74. 
 'latiirdXijs, itis, adj. [in lucta par, par viribus,] equal in wrestling. "[IpXQtis Uti- 
 
 irdXris' rv (t5' 6 Tpdytis) ovrtis Epia&E. Theocr. 5. 28. Syn. Iorvs. 
 
 'laonibtiv, ov, to, subst. [planities terrae,] even surface, a plain. 'ItroTreW, rtirl 
 h* ovte KvXivbETaX, effffyfjiEVus Trip. N. 142. 
 
 1 This is the reading proposed by Professor Gaisford for ovl? tcraffiv. 
 
hop irro 433 
 
 ItroppoTvds, dv, adj. [vergens ad sequilibriura,] of equal weight or force, equal. 
 7 Hv b' dyiov Xaoppdnds. Eur. Suppl. 7l6. SYN. 'Avrippdnos, Xodfwipds, avri- 
 
 7 Iads, 1 et iffos, rj, ov, comp. Xaairepds et Xa&repds, adj. [par, aequus,] equal, im- 
 partial. Avo7v dbeXfolv ttovs dv ov yevoir loos. Eur. Electr. 536. SyN. "E'ioos, 
 
 dXiyicXds, evdXiyKXos, eTrXetKrjs, aprids. 
 'ItTOTeXetTTds, dv, adj. [qui sirriul absolvitur,] having an equal end with. 'ladre- 
 
 Xe<TT6s"Atbds. (E. C. 1221. 
 'lad-rjs, t)tos, 6. subst. [aequalitas, aequitas,] evenness, equity. 'ladrrjrd rifiyv, 
 
 fl (piXovs del tyXXots. Plioen. 546. SYN. To Xadv, (j>XXdrr]s. 
 'IcfofyapiZw, v. [aequiparo,] to bear an equal part with, to equal. MaiveraX' 
 
 ovbe tXs ol bvvdrai fievds lffd<pdp($€iv. Z. 102. SYN. 'Ei-tffdo/zcu, laaCb). 
 y \od<pdpds, 6v, adj. [aequalem partem ferens,] bearing an equal part, a match to. 
 
 "HXiKcv, Icotpopoi, ru>v re adZvds ovk dXdirabvdv. ar. 372. 
 'Ivoxpricpds, ov, 6 et *;, adj. [parem auctoritatem habens,] having equal right of 
 
 voting, having votes equally divided. 'EXevdspwaas rrjvb'' X(ro\pr](pov noXXv. 
 
 Eur. Suppl. 363. 
 "iaoxbv^ds, ov, adj. [unanimis ; par aninio,] unanimous, like-minded. Kpdros t 
 
 Xno^v-^dv €K yvvaiKutv. Agam. 1446. 
 ^laout, v. [aequiparo,] to equalize. Apdfiov & Xawoas rrj 'tyeaei rd repfidrd. 
 
 Soph. Electr. 688. SYN.^Jerac?w, IcrdcpdpiCw, opioids. 
 "larrjpiX, v. [stare facio, sisto ; f. <rr//o-w, 1 aor. <karr\ad\ (2) steti, 2 aor. eorgv,] 
 
 (1) to set up, (2) to stand. Xdpovs eV' €<rOXa~is ^vfKpopcuaXv lardvai. Alcest. 
 
 1 174. SYN. ' Aviary pX, dveyeipo), t7re^w, Kdre^iv, (2) eorfjKio, eordd. 
 'lorui, Ion. pro 'Eorta, q. v. 
 'lorXaia, as, //, P. N. [Istiaea,] a city in Eubcea. XaXfaSa r YAperplav re, tto- 
 
 XvardQvXov 0' 'lartaidv. 7, B. 53/. 
 "ItrrXdv, ov, to, subst. [velum navis,] a sail. Ovket av <pQdvois dv avpav iariois 
 
 Kdpabdxibv. Troad.458. SYN. 'dddvr), dp/JEvdVf Xa~i<pds, KaXvpfid. EPITH. 
 
 Aevkov, atcpov, fjvepdev, pieadv. PHR. Nj/os irripd irovrdirdpoid XXvdberd. 
 'l(TTioppd<pds, ov, 6, subst. [(l)qui vela suit, (2)dolosus,] a sail-maker; crafty. 
 
 'OXXyov p d<f>eiXer avrov iorXoppd<f>ds. Thesm. 932. 
 'lardfidevs, yds, 6, subst. [aratri temo,] the plough-beam. Aacpvrjs b\ Tj 7rreXe»/s 
 
 dtcXwrdroX tardj3dfjes. Hes. Op. 433. 
 'IffTobdtcr], r}s, rj, subst. [in quod reclinatur malus navis,] the receptacle of the 
 
 mast when laid down, 'larov & lardbdKrj 7reXdaav, 7rpdrovoiatv xxpevrls. A. 434. 
 I 'loTo-rzibri, t]s, >/, subst. [in medio navis altum lignum, cui alligatur malus,] the 
 
 wooden step in a ship, in which the lower extremity of the mast is fixed. 
 
 'Opdov Iv laroxlbr]' etc b' avrov Treipdr dvf)<pdio. fi. 51. 
 'loTopiu, v. [inquiro, interrogo, disco,] to explore, to examine, to learn. "[lad* 
 
 lardpfjaat rus tpus bva-^Xaivias. Helen. 415. SYN. Ndew, oxdn-ew, Blddfiai, 
 
 dvuTTopeo), eKTrvvQdvbfiai, pavQdvia, eputrdu), bXrjyeopiai, £rjreuj. 
 'lerroprjpd, drds, to, subst. [insigne,] a device, a motto. Mrf (pevicrdv lardprifid. 
 
 Anacr. 18. 11. 
 lards, ov, o, subst. [(1) malus navis ; (2) malus seu lignum e quo stamina seu 
 
 tela suspenditur ; (3) ipsa tela,] the mast of a ship, a shuttle, a web. Avr^ 
 
 vpds Urov vads apPr/aet irobX. Hec. 1245. SYN. (2) "r<pa(Tfid. EpiTH. (1) 
 
 'A/^at/idfccros, elXdrXvos, vipXKaprjvds, fieyds, (2) KaXXtydoyyos, (3) 7rdXvbaibdX6s, 
 
 Kponios, Xenros. 
 lororovds, dv, adj. [telam intendens,] stretching the web. 'lardrdvd TTTjviarfjdrd. 
 
 Ran. 1315. 
 
 1 The penult. of*I<ros is always long in Homer; but generally, if not always, short in the 
 \ttic writers. In other poets it is doubtful. See Daram. in v., Brunck. Soph. Antig. 837., and 
 )r. Maltby's Thesaurus. 
 
 3 " Vox haec aut aliter scripta Homeri aetate, aut secunda et tertia syllaba in unam contra- 
 lendse." Maltb. See Herman, de metris, p. 30. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 3 I 
 
434 IITO ITEA 
 
 'loTorpXfirjs, eos, adj. [qui circa malum versatur,] engaged near the mast. 'Ioro- 
 
 TpXj3rjs, 1 drifia 6' ovk eirpa^drriv. Agam. 1418. 
 'loTovpyeu), v. [telas tracto, telam texo,] to work at the loom. OaKovalv laTovp- 
 
 yovvTES' al he avvvofxoi. CE. C. 340. SYN. 'Ytyaivto, v(pd(t>, ttXekco. 
 "lorpos, ov, b, P. N. [Ister,] the river Danube, "larpov d-nb aKXdpdv naydv evci- 
 
 kev. Olymp. 3. 25. EpiTH. KaXXXpeeOpds, evpv pewv, Upos, neXaivos. 
 "lerriop, opos, 6 et >;, subst. [(1) arbiter, cognitor, judex ; (2) sciens,] an umpire, 
 
 a witness; skilled in. f ffj.ds bi, ras Ttovb* 'loTopas fiovXevfidrwv. Iph. T. 1432. 
 
 SYN. (1) Maprvpos, Kplrrjs, avviarcvp, (2) £7n<7r>/juw>', efi-rretpos, TbpXs. 
 'JffXaSoVwXis, Xbds, >/, subst. [caricarum venditrix,] a seller of dried figs. 'Ebehi- 
 
 oketo rrjv IffxabomoXiv, feat ras bpvneTreis KaTSTrive. Lysistr. 563. 
 'lffxaXeds, ov, adj. [macer, aridus,] dry, withered. Aokov kcltcl laxdXeoid. 
 
 r. 233. SYN. 'Ict^os, Xe-rrrds, clCuXeos, typos. 
 *I(r)(avab)f Ion. iayavaaaKio, item layavu), Iff^alvit), et "ioyu>, v. [inhil o,J to sus- 
 tain, to constrain, to restrain. 'Io-yama baKleiv, Xapov te oX a! ' avOpunov. 
 
 P. 572. See also O. 723. P. 747. OresU 293. and O. 6l8. ^x^, 
 
 KClTE)(h), K(i)XviO, KpCLTEb), eKT6tVOfiai, 
 
 'lox&s, dbds, I], et lax^Xbv, ov, to, subst. [carica, ficus arida, i dried fig. 
 
 Ovk av irpXain-qv ovb' dv la\cibos jJiXas. Pax 1223. See also Piut. '98. SYN. 
 
 yivtcdv. EPITH. Avrj, x^ l ^ v ^ s » 'AttXki), QpvyXa. 
 "loyXov, ov, to, subst. [coxa, coxendix,] the hip, the thigh-bor % "lex"* re 
 
 yXovTOvs te EXiffao^LEiov boKEvei. 0. 340. SYN. KdTvXrj, firjpos. E PITH. BdjOV- 
 
 yovrov, koiXov. 
 'lexvairio, v. [attenuo,] to impair, to wither up. Kai uy) o<j>pi Stvrd Bv/jov 
 
 itrxyaivYf (3lq. P. V. 388. SYN. Kdnaxvaivcj, xpiXooj, Xeir-vvio etfrtytai, ire- 
 
 pXaipEO). 
 'loxyos, >), ov, adj. [macer, gracilis,] slender, squeaking. Wdp el \ 6' to^yoi, 
 
 kcii c(j)r)Ka}beis ko.1 to~is ex^pols dvXapoi. Plut. 56l. SYN. Ae7r os, e^XtijXos, 
 
 arprjKwbrjs. 
 'laxypos, a, ov, adj. [robustus, validus,] strong, vigorous, severe. 01 yap icdr 
 
 layyv egtXv' el 6' layvp° s €l ' Acharn. 591. SYN. Y.0Evdpos, epioQevrjs, KpuTE- 
 
 pos, 'itydXfjids, kpdraios, fiepaios, GrXfidpos, fiEyds, fiddvs. 
 'laxvs, vos, 6, P.N. et (2)?/, subst. [(1) Ischus, (2) robur, vis, exercitus,] 
 
 Ischus; strength; an army. 'I^x^ r ' ti^e fiXrj nal /jrjxdvaX ffadv en epyois. 
 
 Hes. 0. 146. SYN. (2) See "AXktj. EpiTH. (2) ^AtcXutos, uttXetos, KpdTEpd, 
 
 KpdTEpaXicris, v7r€pfjLEyE.dr]s. PHR. 'Icxwos dpdaos. 
 'I«7x^ w > v * [robustus sum, polleo,] to be strong, to prevail, to be able. ITaZ, 
 
 cv bs irctTpos y\ oiov ioxveis- Aj. Fl. 1409. SYN. Avidjuai, < ids re eljXt, 
 
 odevio. 
 "lax 10 * v ' [habeo, occupo, reprimo,] to have; to occupy ; to repress. See 
 
 "Exw, and 'loxdvdu. 
 'Ifftovla, as, r], subst. [pretium par,] an adequate price. 'AW alpt- jnot tovtov 
 
 yl tyjs XntavXas. Pax 1226. 
 'lawvv/jids, ov, adj. [idem nomen habeus,] of the same name. *I(twi u6v efifxev. 
 
 Olymp. 9. 97. , 
 'lowirds, ov, adj. [aeque conspicuus,] equally conspicuous. 'J<ro;7r« / rfXeOoiev. 
 
 Arat. Pli(en.'77- 
 'I<ro>s, adv. [(1) aequaliter, (2) fortasse,] equally, probably, perhaj s. 'Eireir 
 
 Xffios av beanoriov <bf.twv (J)pEvcts. Hec. 359* SYN. Tax«. 
 'IrctXta, as, rj, P. N. [Italia,] Italy. 'IrdAtav, fxlbeis hi tray-Kolvov. An tig. 1119' 
 
 EPITH. EvjOe/d, Kpdvdiq. 
 'Irdfios, ri, ov, adj. [temerarius, procax,] bold, saucy. 'IrdaaTs kvoXv a.Epd<poi- 
 
 tois. Ran. 1292. SYN. 'Avaibiis, ahXrjpos, doeXyijs, Qpdavs, ToXf rjpos, trrjs, 
 
 irjxvpos, dvaiax v ^Tos. 
 'Irea, as, hi subst. [(1) salix, (2) clypeus salignus, hinc quivis lypeus,] a 
 
 1 Pauvr, Schutz andPorson read V(roTpt{S7}s. 
 
ITEI I4>I0 435 
 
 willow, a shield formed of willows. Kpewy ye rovvQevb' Ireay Xu/3wv x*P'* 
 
 Eur. Suppl. 705. SYN."lrvs, danXs. 
 'lretrds, ov, adj. [salignus,] made of willow. "AxOo^evoi ouKeeoat ppdxidvds 
 
 Irtuvototv. Theocr. 1 6. 79> Syn. OlavXvds. 
 'Iteos, dv, adj. [eundus,] must go. 'XteoV ujs dvavbpov, clkXews KarQaveiv. b. 
 
 Aii'w rube. Orest. 777. 
 "irrjs, ov, adj. [temerarius,] straight-forward, rash. Opdcvs, evyXwTTos, toXjjlt)- 
 
 pas, trqs. N. 445. SYN. 'irdjuos, Oovpos, 7rpd7rer))s, dftovXos, ToXfxijpds. 
 "Irpldv, ov, to, subst. [uterus, placenta,] a paunch, a cake made of honey 
 
 and sesamus. 'ApvXoi, 7rXcuoDjres, (Trjad/uovyTEs, "irpla, Acharn. 1091. SYN. 
 
 'Epeacdy, i]TpXov, Kcnrvpiohr) TrXacTfjard, 7rejUjucxra. 
 "ItvXos, ov, e\"lTvs, vos, 6, P. N. [Itys,] the son of Zethus, killed by his mother 
 
 Philomela. IlaiS' oXotyvpo/AEyt] "ItvXov (pXXov, op vote yaXKw. r. 522. See 
 
 also Aves 212. 
 'Irv/jLoyevs, yds, 6, P. N. [Itymoneus,] Itymoneus. "Or' syto ktclvov 'Irv/udyfja. 
 v A. 670. 
 
 "irvs, vos, f], subst. [cireumferentia et curvatura rotae, umbo,] the circumfe- 
 rence, tli" felly of a wheel, the rim of a shield. See in Evropvds. Syn. 
 
 "A\pts. ITH. EiVKVKXos, KvmXoeaad, Ka/n7rvXdea<rd, Tpoypeaad.. 
 
 "Ytiov, iovos, et 'Itojj/, (bvds, ?/, item 'l-wyrj et ^.iTojvq, rjs, fj, (nam sic varie 
 
 scribitur,) [Itone,] a city in Messenia. "hiovd te /jrjTEpd fxiiXwy. B. 696. 
 *Tvy>), f/s, et ^Ivy/uos, ov, 6, subst. [clamor acutus,] a loud shout. Totrrjpb' 
 
 Xvyijy, Ka a-dvov aavrov iroXeis', Philoct. 752. See also Heracl. 127* and 2. 
 
 572. SYN. Bo?/. EpITH. Bup(3dpd(J)U)vds. 
 "Ivy£, vyyos, >/, subst. [(1) motacilla, avicula, (2) illecebra quaevis,] a water- 
 wagtail, a charm. 1 "Ivy£, cXke tv t7]iov ejxov ttotX bujpa Toy dvbpd. Theocr. 2. 
 
 17. SYN. MXedp, ETrtdvuXa, (fxipfxaKoy. PhR. See Pyth. 4. 380. 
 "Ivs'w, v. [ trideo, fistula cano,] to utter a shrill cry. IloXXd pdX' iv£ovaXv aico* 
 . irpoQZv, cob'' iOiXovaXy. P. 6'6\ See also Trach. 800. SYN. Bodcj, npd$<*), 
 
 Kpa.vyu.Cu> 7rpOG<pu)VEU). 
 'Jlvkttjs, ov, 0, subst. [qui acute clamat,] one who has a shrill voice, a piper. 
 
 Yipdros o' (by aeibi Xd^y ivktol MeyaXjcas. Theocr. 8. 30. SYN. IvpiKTris, 
 
 avXrjTy'is. 
 "lfOtpds, ov, et ?/, adj.. [robustus,] strong. YloXXas 5' tyQifiovs 4>v%as 'AxbX 
 
 Tcp6Xa\Liv. A. 3. SYN. KpaTspds, yeyycilos, evs, la^vpds, dydOos, fiEyds. 
 7 l(j)X, adv. [valde, fortiter.] bravely. KiXXay re Zadeijv, Heve&oio re Xffri awiff- 
 
 creis. A. 38. SYN. 'Avbpetws, la-^vpios, yeyyaiios, dafdXuos, vujXeijleojs, /JEydXws, 
 
 Kpdra'njjs. 
 'lipiavacoa, r?s, rj, P.N. [una ex tribus fiiiabus As«memnonis, sec. Homerum, 
 
 quae apud recentiores vocatur 'l^XytyEtd, et "'Iftyovr/.] iphianassa. Vid. 
 
 'HXeicrpa. 
 'ltpXds, abos, ?/, P. N. [Iphias,] Iphias. 'J^tas, 'Apre/uSos iroXXr^ov dprjTetpd. 
 
 Apoll. 1. 312. 
 'ItyXbd/jas, tyros, 6, P.N. [Iphidamas,] Iphidamas. 'lepibd/uas 'Ai'Ti]yopXbr)s, ij'vs 
 
 te, fXEyas te. A. 221. 
 1$TicXr}s, las, et Ion. fjds, 0, P. N. [Iphicles,] I|)hicles. Br)p6v virai beiovs 
 
 cLKpayjbXvv 'ItyucXfja. Theocr. 24. Go. 
 'ihfnKXeibrjs, ov, 6, patronym. a praeced. [Ipliicle natus,] the son of Iphicles. 
 
 "Art t6v 'tyUXelbav. Pyth. 11. 91. 
 "lfUXds, ov, b, P. N. [Iphiclus,] a Thessalian prince. "IqikXov bZ nobecraX irdpe- 
 
 bpd/joy, krrdXov eoptu. T. 636". 
 'fytpebeia, as, 7/, P.N. [Iphimedia,] Iphimedia. Ti)y bt /xtr', 'Icpifubady, 'AXvfjos 
 
 itapaKoirXy . X. 304. 
 'liflvdds, i , o, P. N. [IphinousJ a noble Greek, '\fiv6oy ftdXl bovpi kutci Kpd- 
 
 T£pt)v bo 'vrjy. H. 14. 
 "lcpXos, oi dj. [pinguis,] fat. Tw fxiy dp apndZovTE floas kui 'I fid /uf/\a. E. 
 
 555. . b N. Aindpos, evTpd(j)r)s. 
 
 > See Scbol. Tyth. 1. 381. 
 
436 IOIS IHKH 
 
 Hfis, Xbs, 6, et (2) 7 l<j>Xs, tins, fj, P. N. [Iphis,] (I) the father of Evadne, (2) the 
 
 concubine of Patroclus. (2) r l(f>is evZwvos, ti?iv ol Trope b7bs 'A^iXXevs. I. 663. 
 'fylreios, bv, adj. [Iphiteus,] of Iphitus. Kui ro^bv 'ItyXreibv. Anacr. 31. 12. 
 'ItyiTibrjs, ov, 6, patronym. [Iphito satus,] the son of Iphitus. 'i<f>XTXbr)v 'Apxeir- 
 
 toXIjxov 6paovv, ov pa toW *t7nru>v. 0. 128. 
 'l(j>tTi(OP, tovbs, 6, P. N. [Iphition,] a noble Trojan. IfiepbdXea Xaywv np&Tov o' 
 
 IXev 'I^XtXiovu. T. 382. 
 "l(f>irds, ov, 6, P. N. [Iphitus,] the name of several illustrious persons. TvtBov 
 
 b be ^ytbXov, jueyddvfjov 'I^urov vlbv. P. 306. 
 * "lx&P> subst. [desideriuro,] desire, a wish. "lx a P, 1 typevbs arav. jEsch. Suppl. 
 
 857. 
 *Ix6vd(a t et Ion. lyBvaaaKta, v. [piscor,] to fish. Avtov fr IxOvda o-KdneXou 
 
 ireplfxaifjiwtooa. u. 95. See also b. 368. Syn. See 'AXievw. 
 'IxOvfidXeiis, rjbs, et IxQvflbXbs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [qui pisces figit,] fish-piercing. 
 
 T£ otye Kal IxQvfioXrjes aXi7rXdoi kvvaaavTo. Call. 4. 15. See also Sept. Theb. 
 
 123. Syn. See 'AXlevs. 
 'IxQvlbldv* ov, to, subst. [pisciculus,] a little fish. 'Er Trpoa^drots IxOvtbXois 
 
 Tedpafxtiiva. Menand. 
 '\x®vripos, ov, et Ix^voets, erred, ev, adj. [pisculentus,] fishy. Tovs lySityoovs, 
 
 apyvpovs 7cdpea& bpyv. Plut. 81 6. See also II. 746. 
 'IxOvoXvfxrjs, ov, b, adj. [qui multos pisces absumit,] a pest to fishes, a glutton. 
 
 'IxQvoXv/jiai. Pax 814. 
 'Iyflvs, yds, 6, subst. [piscis,] a fish. To7s ix^vaiv to v^ktov. Anacr. 2. 5. 
 
 EPITH. 'a-koXos, a'ioXbs, dvavbbs, fivdXos, baibdXbs, elvdXXbs, vavrXXbs, tjttXos, 
 
 bXb(pwXos, ttovtXos, <bfirj(TTi)s, vireptyXdXbs. 
 'Ixvalds, a, dv, adj* [Ichnaeus,] in the fern, an epithet of Themis, derived from 
 
 the city Ichnae. 'I^ro/ij re Seats, KaX dyaoTbvbs 'AfKJurplr^, Horn. Apoll. 94. 
 'I^evto, v. [vestigo,] to trace, to search, "Iy^'evov avros, /ui) ovk 3 ex wv tl gv/*- 
 
 (3oXbv. CE. R. 221. SYN. 'Aw^^euw, e^xvevo), kfyxvovKoTreit), ty^'ooTCOTrew, 
 
 e£epevvd<jj, cfyrew, bt$rjuX, fxalbfxai, fxdrevit), yueraXXaw. 
 ^Ix^'ibv, ov, et X~x v ° s > ™ s > T °> subst. [vestigium,] mark or print of a foot, a trace. 
 
 KapxaXX^ws' o £' eVetrci /ier' 'ixvid (^cuve Qlolb. (3. 406. See also Phoen. 103. 
 
 SYN. 1tX(dos, iraTos, obos, irbpeid, firjfxd. EPITH. Aetttov, xpovXbv, Yjovoreoo-ay- 
 
 bdXbv, yepaiov, kuXXmjtov, Tdyyixovv , dfiavpbv, beivbv, Xaibv, ix^btybv, aXyeivbv, 
 
 bvareKuapTov, KvXbv, depuov, deoaavibv, vootXuov, vedyapctfcroV, itoXveXiktov. 
 ^lxvoGKbirlu), v. [vestigia lustro,] to spy out the footsteps, to track. ~lx vo ~ 
 
 oKoirovod t ev aTijjoioX tois ifxols. Choeph. 222. SYN. SeeT^yeuw. 
 'I^wo, uipds, 6, subst. [cruor, ichor,] gore, ichor, the blood of the gods. ^x^P> 
 
 olds irep re peei /jtaKapecrffX deolaXv. E. 340. SYN. Avdpov, flpoTos. 
 *Ii//, i7rds, 6, subst. [animalculum, quod cornibus innascitur, eaque infestat,] an 
 
 insect engendered in and injurious to horns. Mr) nepd T7res ebotev, diroixone- 
 
 voio avaKTOs. $. 395. SYN. 2k&»\i}$. 
 'Iw, oi/s, fi, P. N. [Io,] the daughter of Inachus. Tas Kepaotybpov we^vKev'lovs. 
 
 Phcen. 255. EPITH. '\vdyXs, 7rpbfj.aTotp, Kepbecrad, QoiTdXsa, adXXa, ttoXu- 
 
 7rXayKTos, olarpbbtvrjTos, Mvd^em, j3ovKepo)5, fibunrXs. 
 'lu>, exclam. Vid. 'Iov. 
 'Ituyr), ?js, if, subst. [(1) tegmen, (2) clamor, (3) littus,] a protection; a roar; a 
 
 shore. Ylerprj vwo yXafvprj evbov, fibpeu) vn X<oyrj. £. 533. SyN. (l)2/cc7nj, 
 
 (2) X<orj, (3) alyidXos, aKTrj. 
 'Iwr), rjs, fi, subst. [(1) vox, clamor, (2) flatus,] a shout, a blast. Aevoou brj 
 
 Trdpd vrjval Ttvpbs byotb Xojyjv. II. 127« SYN. Qiovti, j3bf), itrbr). EPITH. 
 
 AtVeTd, dXeyeivi), dXefyfxbpbs, dxdXtrbs, dfioifids, ybepa, j3dpvfir}vXs, bva<pr)fib5, 
 
 epdrrj, TJ]Xu)7rbs. 
 'Iionrj, Vis, et form, antiq. tw^, uncos, rj, subst. [impetus, fuga, clamor perse- 
 
 1 Heath proposes 'laxfyq- for "Ixop. But see Pauw. 
 
 2 See Dawes Misc. Crit. p. 214. 
 
 3 M^ ovk forms, in scanning, one long syllable. So also ^ ov. See Hermann, de metris, 
 p. 35. 
 
JftAK KA0A 437 
 
 quentium,] attack, flight, shout. Ovri fiXas Tp&wv viribeibiadv, ovte iw/cds. 
 
 E. 521. See also A. 600. SYN. AXwfrs, bpjirj, upavyrj, Xwyyids. 
 'IujXkXos, a, ov, adj. [Iolcius,] of Iolcus. Mijbeid, irvpyovs yfjs iirXeva 'IwXkios. 
 
 Med. 7. 
 'IwXkos, et 'idu^Xfcos, ov, ft, P. N. [Iolcus,] a city in Thessaly. Tijv YlrjXXuiTXv els 
 
 'IioXkov kufjiTjv. Med. 484. See also X. 255. EPlTH.'lepa, KXetrrj, ivKTXfiivr], 
 
 ITcXacyis. 
 "lake's, et poet. 'Iaoi'cs, (q. v.) wv, ol, P.N. [lones,] Ionians. "iwves ovdjjtao&ev 
 
 tes elpvaiv kXeos. Ion 1588. 
 'lama, as, ^, P. N. [Ionia,] Ionia. "Hbrj rdv aV 'Iwrias. Eccles. 913. 
 'IwvXkos, et 'laovXos, a, ov, adj. [Ionius,] Ionian. Tws «at eyw <pXXobvpros 
 
 'laoiXotaX vdfJLOtvi. iEsch. Suppl. 69. SYN. 'Iawi^ 
 'Iwi'ticws, adv. [lonice,] after the Ionian fashion. 'EpXTpoydpovv re, Ka} SiCfcXaVr' 
 
 'Iwp&jc&s. Thesra. l63. 
 "iwv, wvos, 6, P. N. [Ion,] (1) a tragic poet. See Pax 835. (2) the son of Creusa. 
 
 "liov, XovrX brjdiv ore avvijVTETo. Ion 830. 
 'Iw£, vid. 'Iwkij. 
 'Iw^os, ov, 6, subst. [persecutio,] a rout, routed ranks. AvdXs dv' luy^jiov iirl 
 
 be Tpwes re seal "Enriop. 0. 158. SYN. 'Iw£, Xioicrj, bXwtcr), Oopvpos, rapayos, 
 
 Kuirds, fxdxn. EpiTH. "A<T7T£ros, bvirtjy^s, Kpdripos, ovXdfJisvos. 
 
 K. 
 
 Ka/3/3aXX<«.», pro Kdrd/3dXXw, q. V. 
 
 Kafiriads, ov, et antiq. form. ddiv, fj. P. N. [Cabesus,] a city in Thrace. 
 
 'Odpvovfjd, Kdfifj/rodiv evbov iovrd. N. 363. 
 KdyyoVv, T. 458. pro Kara yovv. 
 Kayicdvds, ov, adj. [arid us,] dry, split. "0</>od (pdeivoiev* iripX be £vXa nayicdvd 
 
 OrJKav. a. 307- SYN. See AvdXtds. 
 Kayx a - W > v « [(1) cachinnor, (2) convitior,] to laugh at, to revile. Tldvrwv 
 
 KayyaCovTtov yXuxjoais. Aj. Fl. 199* 
 Kayx^Xato, v. [(1) cachinnor, (2) exsulto gaudio,] to laugh loudly, to scoff. 
 
 Tprjvs b 1 els viripw dvifiiiodro KayydXowad. \p. 1. SYN. Kay^a^w, yiXdio, 
 
 yaipu, Xoibopeu). 
 Kabfxelds, a, ov, adj. [Cadmeus,] Cadmean, of Cadmus. 'E7rraoTdjuov irvp- 
 
 yw/id Kabfieiiov ini, Eur. Suppl. 1231. SYN. Or)(3alds, Kabfioyivijs, Qtj(3a- 
 
 yivr\s, ^Lirapros. 
 KabnqXs, Xbds, ?/, patronym. [Cadmeis,] of Cadmus. Tovs jjev if e7ird7rvXw 
 
 (drjfirj, Kab/jT)XbX ycily. Hes. Op. l62. 
 Kabfidyivtis, ids, adj. [Cadmo satus,] sprung from Cadmus, Theban. "A -kote 
 
 KaojuoyeViy, TETpdfiafxoaX yqXaiaiv. Phcen. 821. 
 Kabfxos, ov, 6, P. N. [Cadmus,] the son of Agenor king of Phoenicia, and 
 
 brother of Europa. T il rhafa Kubfxov rov 7rdXai via Tp6<pi]. CE. R. 1. Epith. 
 
 Tfynds, avrXdios, inrepdvfivs, ' Ay rjvdpXbris, aXetyfcaKos, aTapfirjs, draffdaXos, bo- 
 
 Xoets, evbai/jiu)y, Ifxipoeis, ojKvjiopos. 
 Kdbds, ov, 6, subst. [(1) cadus, (2) sitella suffragiorum,] a cask, a balloting 
 
 urn. "AffKuv, rpoTHOTripiiiv, tedbovs u)vovjxivb)v, Acharn. 549. Syn. YlXdos, 
 
 eXKvbpXdv, irXdaicvri, KEpafids. 
 KdbtoKds, ov, 6, subst. [doliolus,] a little cask. 'EXflwv ini rovs Kabicnovs. 
 
 Vesp. 321. 
 Ka£w, v. [orno, instruo,] to furnish, to adorn, to surpass. y £ifiov KiKab^iivdv, 
 
 Olymp. 1. 41. SYN. Evrp£7rt'5w, Kocrfxiu), viKdit). 
 Kdddyiclw, v. [(I) puritico, (2) expio, (3) polluo,] to purify, to expiate, to 
 
438 KA0A KA0E 
 
 pollute. "Offwv tynapay/iuT* rj Kiives KadrjyXadv. Antig. 1081. SYN. *lepou) t 
 
 dtyXepow, KTjXeb), fitaivcj, Kttiat. 
 Kddayvicv, v. [purifico, consecro,] to purify, to consecrate, (ddvovtrd paTrjp, 
 
 Trvpi KaQrjyvLGTca be fids. Orest. 40. SYN. 'AQayviclut, K&dalpio. 
 KadalfiaKTos, rj, ov, adj. [cruentatus,] covered with blood. KddaiixaKTov kv 
 
 bdfxois tceifievov. Orest. 1353. (a double dochmiac.) 
 KaQaifiaffffto, et Kadatfjiarou), v. [cruento,] to cover or stain with blood. 5ay/- 
 
 7rrpw be Tube gov Kddaifxd£io ndpa. Audrom. 586. See also Phoen. 117S. 
 
 Syn. Ajfiaaau). 
 Kddaifios, ov, adj. [cruentus,] bloody. Kddatii e^ovres TpaijfxdQ\ vl & ev ofx~ 
 
 fidaiv. Iph. T.1375. 
 Kadaipea), v. [detraho, comprimo, destruo,] to pull down, demolish, to close, 
 
 to contract. Ken rovs Gdevorras yap KaBaipovaiv tv^cli. Here. F. 1388. 
 
 SYN. 'A0a«jO£W, e^atpeu), dvarpeiru), KdrdXafjifidvio, KdrdKdKvzTio. 
 Kadaipo), v. [purgo, lustroj to wash away,, to purify, to expiate, to chastise. 
 
 "XbdrX ml GTtoyyoioX 7rd\vrpr]roicri Kddaipeiv . ^. 439. SYN. Aov.w, anoKa- 
 
 daipu), dirdXvfiaivio, dcpayviclo). 
 Kdda.XXdfj.ai, v. [desilio,] to leap down. "H re KadaXXupevr) Xoeibed txovtov 
 
 bpivei. A. 298. SYN. 'AtyaXXo/uai, diroQpioGKu), Kdrd7rr}bdu). 
 KdQajuepXds, Dor. pro MddrjfxepXbs, q. v. 
 Kddajjfjid, droS) to, subst. [nodus,] a knot, a difficulty. tyaXelaai, Kdda/j/jid 
 
 Xvaeiv Xoyov. Hipp. 668. SYN."A/um, a'iviyfid. 
 KdOdvvTb), v. [diversor,] to remain, to continue, "Evbdv tyXXqs yap 7rpc£evov 
 
 Kddrjvvadi'. 1 Soph. Electr. 1451. 
 Ka9a7ra£, adv. [omnino,] altogether, once for all. Kcu tidQdiraZ, fctvu bbfievat 
 
 rdbe ro^d tyepeadat. 0. 349- SYN. UavreX&s, GvXXrjfibr'iv. 
 Kdda7rrds, bv, adj. [ligatus, adstrictus,] fastened, lightly clad. KdOatrrbs ev 
 
 TcevKaicn Ylapvaabv Kara, Eur. fr. Hypsip. 1. 2. 
 Ka0d7rrw, v. [(1) adneeto ; (2) in med. voc. attiogo,] (1) to fasten upon, (2) to 
 
 reach, to accost, to soothe. 'Ev t<5 Kd6a\L>as cifj<[)X iraibx Gw/jdrbs; Ion 1006. 
 
 SYN. (1) YIpdaaTTTio, TrpdcrapTcuo, TrpoGepeibu), apfi6£oj, Ka~a7rXeKii), (2) Kctra- 
 
 TTpdvvoj, f'nrTo/uat. 
 Kdddpevu), v. [(1) purgo; (2) purus sum,] to purify, to be pure. "OgtXs dneipos 
 
 TOi&vbeXbyiov, rj yrojfjftrj fit) adddpevei. Ran. 358. SYN. 'Ayvevto, KaQaipb/Jiat. 
 KdQapfid, dros, to, et Kadapfids, ov, 6, subst. [(1) piacuhim ; (2) scelus ipsum, 
 
 pro quo piaculum debetur ; (3) locus. lustraUis ; (4) homo sacer et scelestus, 
 
 quales erant, qui peste expianda above morbo, immolabantur diis,] an expia- 
 tion, lustration; an impurity or, crime; a place purified; a wretch immolated 
 
 to the gods, fyepovodv eXOelv, ttovtXiov KdOapiudrwv. Here. F. 225. See Iph. 
 " T. 1192. $Y~N." Ay vta/ua, Xvfud, pvf.id, Xvrriptov, (4) pinrdpbs, dno(3Xr)Tbs. 
 Kddap/jidZu), v. [adaplo,] to fit, to compose, to wrap up. Aew£ Kadappozovod 
 
 blpa. Hipp. 769. SYN. 'Ap/Ji6^(o, efapfiogo). 
 Kddap/jLos, vid. KdQapfj.d. 
 Kdddpos, a, ov, adj. [purus,] pure, clear. Kdddpos anas toi, nbXefxXovs bs av 
 
 Kravrf. Ion 1333. SYN. 'OgXos, biKaibs, enXeiKyjs. 
 Kci0ajO7rac?u/, v. [corripio,] to seize, to snatch, to devour. Kpe/jiaoTd Tev-^rj 
 
 iraaadXo)v, Kadap7rdaas. Androm. 1111. SYN. ^.vyapwa^u), KdrdXaufidvio. 
 KdBapaXds, ov, 6 et ii, adj. [expiatorius,] purifying. Tlpb^vrats KdOapGioiGl' 
 
 Kat 7rdr))p efios. Iph. A. 1471. 
 KdOapTr/s, ov, u, subst. [purgator,] a purifier. Aim/ KadapT>)s, 7rp6s Oetov ajpfitj- 
 
 fjievos. Soph. Eiectr. 69. 
 Kdddp&s, adv. [pure,] clearly, purely. Kdddpios earai fidvXXevaXv. Heracl. 
 
 1055. SYN. 'Ayrais, aKepatus, dboXios. 
 Kddebpa, as, f), subst. [suggestum, cathedra, sessio,] a seat, a chair, a sitting. 
 
 27roi/5j7 $ cclerd Xaos, eprjTvdev be xddebpas. B. 99' SYN.^Efy>a, zbos, Owkos. 
 
 1 Sec Dr. Monk, Hipp. 365. 
 
KA0E KA0I 439 
 
 Ka&ebpXau^ai, V. [consideo,] to sit down. 'Es b* dye x €l P° s ^^^ Kara b* ebpXd- 
 
 aadaX dva>ye. A. 64:6. Vid. JfLddeid/Jiai. 
 Kddiidfxat, v. [sedeo,] to sit. KdGeCeV ap^s, oif fiediffrarai Opdvuv. Phcen, 
 
 73. SYN."E<o/iat, Kadiifiai, Ka&ebpXddfxai, Kadicuj, Ka&iSjkvta. 
 Kadetpyui, v. [coucludo, coerceo,] to shut up, restrain, iuclose. Xwpei* 
 KadeipZaT avrov 'nrirlicaJs 7reXds. Bacch. 501. SYN. 'Ave/pyw, cureipyh), trvv- 
 cipyco, Kpareo), Kdreyw, mrcuXetw. 
 Kade\n(o, et KadeXuvu), v. [traho deorsum,] to draw down, to launch. 1'tSw- 
 
 vXav vavv irpuToirXovv Kadei\t;o/jEi>. Helen. 1530.^ See also Equit. 1314. 
 KaOevvvjji, v. [contego,] to cover, to clothe. Tour© be Nfiptroy karXv opos 
 
 Karaeifjieidv vXrj. v. 351. SYN. 'AjU^TeVi'v/ii, Ka.XinrTdfj.ai. 
 liadep/jd, drds, to, subst. [monile ad pectus deniissum,] a necklace, a pendant. 
 
 ~XpvcjEa. (pupetov Ka.Qepfia.Td. Anaer. 62. 19» 
 Kadep7ru>, et Kadepizvcw, v. [irrepo, serpo,] to creep, to steal to. QrjpXdv alvo- 
 yevewv drro WXeioToio Kadep-rrdv. Call. 4. 92. SYN. 'A<pep7ro>, avepTtw, avep- 
 7ru£w, a<j)ep7rv£u). 
 Kddevbu), v. [dormio,] to sleep. 'EX7rtSes 5' ov~w KdOeuSovo-', cus itE-rroiQa avv 
 Oeols. Phcen. 643. SYN. Ey'Sw, Koi/udd^at, Kdrd/coiwdd/^a<, bapQdvo), evrd^M, 
 Xdduat, caraXeyo/xat, kvojogw, virvdio. 
 KddevplaKoj, 2 a. evpdv. v. [deprehendo,] to discover. Kop^i' dyw»> rr)vb\ ?/ 
 
 KuBevptBr) Tdfpuv. Antig. 395. SYN. KdrdXa«/3dvw, Kardtywpdo), enirvy^avb). 
 KdQexpiddfiai, v. [scommatis incesso et illudo,] to rait at, to taunt, 'fts oeQev at 
 
 kvves albs KdOe^XdwiraX dTraaai. t. 372. SYN. 'IvtpXddfAUi, efnrai£u>, KepTdfiEU). 
 Kddexbh), et KadexpEiv, v. [decoquo,] to boil down, to digest. Tdyv yovv Kd- 
 
 6e\p€is apyvpXov, i) 6' 6s Xeywv. Vesp. 795. SYN. A0ev//w, Kdrd7re7T7<u. 
 Kdfl^Kwv, oyros, adj. vel particip. [pertinens, status,] befitting, stated. "A-neari 
 
 TrXeiut tov kuQiikovtos "^pdvov. 1 CE. R. 75. 
 Kddr]/j.ai, v. [sedeo,] to sit down or on, to abide. Ka/ oX delbpi/ueid ^oXd norl 
 pivX KdOrjTctt. Theocr. 1. 18. SYN. T H^iat, Kadectdjuai, kjifXEVW, fcdroifcew, 
 eyKadeidjuat. 
 Kadrj/jEpUs, a\ dv, adj. [quotidiaiius,] daily. Molpd KadrjfxepXa (pQlvei. Soph. 
 
 Electr. 1413. SYN. 'tlfxiprjaids, Ecprj/jEpds. 
 
 Kddtbpvuj, v. [colloco,] to place, to cause to be seated, to erect. Mdcdpuv es 
 
 aJav aov Kddibpvaet /3Xdv. Bacch. 1329* SYN. ^Ibpvu), KaOi£(o t KdQiaTr]fiX > 
 
 (TVPTciTTto, KdroiKictio, /3e/3a<ow , OefiEXXoco, bXdTXQ-qjjLX. 
 
 KddiCdvo), v. [sedeo, insideo,] to sit upon. 01 bi 8eo\ OutKovbi nadiclavdv. e. 3. 
 
 Kddi^u), v. [(1) colloco, (2) sedeo,] to place, to sit down. EiVep KddiZei TpX- 
 
 7rdbd kolvov 'EXXd^os. Ion 369- SYN."l£w, l^dvoj, ibpvu), KadeCdf.iai, cyKadrj/Jiai^ 
 
 KdQtrjfiX, v. [demitto,] to set or let down. Utoa ovv ; es olbfid tXvX Tpono) xd- 
 
 6ute; Helen. 126*5. SYN. Kdrd/3aXXw, a^wL 
 KaOiKerevw, V. [supplico,] to supplicate, "a j.kw KaQiKETevodr ovbl fJUdpXa.. He- 
 len. 1017* SYN. 'Iketevio, 7rdpdKd\ew. 
 l^d&iKVEufjLat, v. [advenio, pertingo,] to arrive at, to reach, to hit, to sting. 
 ft 'Obvvev, udXd tzws «e KadUeo Qviiov Evnrrj. Z. 104. SYN. 'AcfuKVEUfxai, 
 KadanTofxai, Eiri-^avu). 
 KdOtpdu), v. [fune loreo demitto,] to let down with a rope. EIrd Kddifia. Vesp. 
 
 379* SYN. Kddir)jjX t vito^dXdu). 
 Kddnnracldf.iai, et Kadt^nrevoj, v. [inequito, insulto,] to ride against, to, or over, 
 to trample on. 'ETret Kddnnracei «e npeafivTiv vios. Eumen. 734. See also 
 Phcen. 744. SYN. f l7r7reuw, bXiXavvuj, ipi^u), E<popfid(t). 
 KadiTTTdfiaif V. [devolo,] to fly down. Kdra7rro/ie>or es ti)v dyupdv /UEyav 
 
 7rd^v. Vesp. 16. 
 Kd0/arj;ut, f. KaTuarrjcru), active sumpt. 2 aor. KaT^arrjv. neutral, v. [constituo ; 
 2 aor. constitutus sum,] to place, to set down, to appoint. Aoyovs IXiaawv, 
 
 1 Dr. Maltby remarks that this is the only instance of the word KaQfauSv found by him. If 
 the reading of the preceding line, suggested by Porson, be correct, Tov yap cIkStos irepa., the 
 line above quoted may be considered a9 a gloss or illustration of it annexed by some scholiast. 
 
440 KA0O KAIP 
 
 drt Kadiffralrj vo/iovs. Orest. 883. SYN. Atdrifljjjut, tcddXbpvu), raaau), EmTpEiru), 
 
 ETTifxeXeoiiai, evrpeirl^u), ETOi/ia^oj. 
 Kaddbos, ov, fjy subst. [descensus, reditus,] a descent, a return, a restoration. 
 
 KadoboV bibuHji fiurdov Evpvffdel fjsyav. Here. F. 19. SYN. 'E7rdvo5os, Kara- 
 
 ywyj), KaTrjXvcris. 
 Kd0o7rX/c'w, v. [anno,] to furnish with arms, to arm. To /jfj KaXbv fcd&WXt- 
 
 oaaa. Soph. Electr. 1087- SYN. 'Aywvt£d/zat, ottXIZo), £<poirXi$(o. 
 KaOopaio, v. [video,] to look down, to see. No<70iv l(f i7nrd7rdXo)v QprjKwv kclO- 
 
 dpoj/Jitvds aldv. N. 4. SYN. ' Att o a kotteu), aladdvdfJiai. 
 Kadopfxlcia), v. [stationem subeo,] to bring into harbor, to plunge into. 'Es 
 
 raabe aavrbv Trrjfxovhs KdOwpfiXirds. P. V; 1001. SYN. 'O/ceXXw, KeXXw, elaayu). 
 KaddrrXdto, v. [sanctum scelerisque purum reddo,] to render pure or holy. "Ov 
 
 To7ffbe (3oj/ji(HS Oea 1 KdQuoX&adTo. Iph. T. 1321. SYN. 'A0o<7tdw, dyi£(o. 
 Kadv(3pCc(o,v. [insolentius afticio injuriis,] to insult. 'Hs \ir\ rXs avrovs 7roXe- 
 
 fuojv Ka6v(3pi(T7j. Med. 1377' SYN. 'An/ia8w, dbXKEO), KadeipXaofiat. 
 Kddvbpos, ov, adj. [aquosus,] dripping wet. UoiaevrX, Kddvbpos ov. (E. C. 158. 
 
 SYN. 'Evvbpos, vypos. 
 KadvTrepaKovricHio, v. [supra jaculor, supero,] to shoot over, to surpass. 'AXa- 
 
 £dvevdfievoi KaQvirlpriKovriaav. Aves 826. SYN. 'Y7repj3dXXw, vitzdo). 
 Kadv7rep0e, et KaQvirepQev, adv. [ex summo loco, supra,] from above, on high, 
 
 above. 'AXXd te fiiv KaQvirEpQiv ETrippeeX^ fjvr ZXaiov. B. 7<54. SYN."Y7reo- 
 
 Qlv, avtodsv, VTTEpdvu), e£drw. 
 KadvirepTepds, a, ov, adj. [superior, praestantior,] above, superior to. Tds 
 
 rrjvu) <pXias KaQvirepTlpdv, as etX k<x\ vvv. Theocr. 2. 60. 
 Kat, conj. [et,] and, also. 
 Kaiicds, ov, 6, P. N. [Caicus,] a river in Mysia. llrjveiov te koX "Epfjiov, Evp- 
 
 peiTTjv te Kd'izov. Hes. Theog. 343. 
 Katvevs, eios, 6, P. N. [Caeneus,] Caeneus. See Ovid. Metam. 12. 172. Kat- 
 
 veol yap £b)6v irEp ettikX€iov(tiv doiboi. A poll. 1. 50. 
 Katrtcfo, v. [novo, renovo,] to renew, to invent. "Epptipev ootls t6v& inaivXaev 
 
 \oyov. Eur. fr. Pirith. 6. 2. SYN. 'Avdv£a$io, dra.vEddjj.at. 
 ^Laivoirddris, eos, adj. [recens perlatus,] newly endured. IloXXd hi 7r^drd, 
 
 cat KaivoTrdOrj. .Trach. 1279* 
 KatvoTTvyris, eos, adj. [novo quodam modo compactus,] newly wrought, splen- 
 did. "Ex ei ^ Kaivoirrjyes evOetov odicds. Sept. Theb. 639- 
 Kaii'OTrrifMov, dvds, adj. [miseriis inassuetus,] uninured to sorrows. Kaivdnri- 
 
 fioves veai. Sept. Theb. 358. 
 Kaivv7roiE(o, v. [novas res facio,] to make new. Tt b\ J ylpaia, KaXvoiroirjdev 
 
 Xtyeis; Trach. S75. 
 Ka<*>ds, »), ov, adj. [novus,] new. Also Kaivov, sc. biKaarriipiov, is one of the 
 
 many courts of justice at Athens. Vesp. 120. Katvtiv Xoyov hwoovris dX- 
 
 XrjXois EpXv. Bacch. 704. SYN. Neds, irdpdboUds, Kaivo-pdnos. 
 KaivoTofXEut, v. [res novas molior,] to work a change. Et Kaivord/jelv eBeXti- 
 
 aovoiv, /ay fxi} rots riQlffX Xiav. Eccles. 584. 
 KaivoTpdiros, ov, adj. [novus,] new-fashioned, new. Tts d KaivoTpdiros ovros 
 
 /jlvOos. Dana. 49- 
 KatvovpyEto, v. [rebus novis studeo,] to engage in a new project. Et pii tX 
 
 7rdpdvdovad tcaivovpyels Xbydv, Iph. A. 838. 
 Kaivv/uai, v. [vinco,] to surpass. w 6s ekoUvto <f>vX* avdpwwwv. y. 282. Syn. 
 
 'Y7T€p/3dXXtu, vtKaio, duoKaivvjiai. 
 Kaivo), f. dvw, v. [occido,] to kill. Hals 7rdrf/od Kaivei, Kat Xdfiotv dx^drd. 
 
 PI10311. 44." SYN. KdrdKcuVw, kteivcj, (pdeipio, diroKTEivu), otyaTTto, diroafpaTTio. 
 KaiwEp, adv. [etsi, quamvis,] although. Kteivovtes ; et7T£, Kalirip ov Xefav 
 
 <f>XXd. Hec. 515. SYN. Kairot, el nat, ko.v, Kai lav. 
 Xa/ptos, a, 6v t adj. [(1) tempestivus ; (2) lethalis,] seasonable, critical, deadly. 
 
 1 ©e£ is here scanned as a monosyllable. 
 
KAIP KAKO 441 
 
 Ylavoaod' avaKres* tcatpXav 6' vfjuv bpio. CE. R. 631. SYN. 'EmKaipds, 
 wpalbs, avfj.<pZpii)v, lirirfibetos, e^aiperos, ^priaXjjbs, fxopaX/ucs. 
 KaipXws, adv. [opportune,] seasonably, to the purpose. E£ ndpaivels ; icac av 
 
 Kaipiios (models. Rhes. 339' 
 Katpoeis, eaad, ev, 1 adj. [bene contextus et compactus licio,] closely woven. 
 
 KaipoGEiov b' odbveiov air oXeifieT aX. rj. 107. SYN. Ei/v^s. 
 Kaipbs, ov, 6, subst. [occasio, opportunitas, tempus aptuni,] season, oppor- 
 tunity, fit time, occasion, crisis. Ifxixpuv b' d Kaipbs apr d7ra\Aa£ai fiXov. 
 
 Helen. 301. SYN. 'Atyopprj, ^pbvov Kaipos. EpiTH.^Arpeo/s, 6%u7rETrjs, mkig- 
 
 tos, diopos, joplfjids, Truvbd/uaTiop. 
 Kaipojfia, drbs, to, subst. [conuexio staminis,] a web. Kaipwjx v^xEveaaXv 
 
 ufxoLdv. Call. fr. 295. 
 Kcirw, f. Kavaio, v. [uro, acceudo, cremo,] to burn, to burn incense. Uvp 
 
 E<pepov, ovb' EfcaUO'' 01 b' opyfjs vtto. Baccll. 748. SYN. 'AvaKa(h), T£<j>pbw, 
 
 7rlfi7rpr)fii t alddXboj, <j>e\pdXbu). 
 KdndyyeXros, et KaKayyeXos, cv, 6 et r/, adj. [mala nuntians,] announcing evil. 
 
 Tx fx oXekcis ; w KdKayyeXrd poi. Antig. 1286. See also Agam. 619. 
 KdtcavbpXa, as,fj, subst, [ignavia, timiditas,] unmanliness, cowardice. $povboi 
 
 & a.7rXr)KTOi, rrj $pvywv KaKavbpta.. Rhes. 814. 
 KaKrj, rjs, et /ctkia, as, tj, subst. [malitia, ignavia, timiditas,] wickedness, base- 
 ness, cowardice. To\/ur]reov rdb'' aXXd rf]S e/uFjs Kdict)s. Med. 1047. See also 
 
 Theogn. 322. SYN. Kckdrrjs, irbvqpXa, beiXXa. EPITH. Alvi], fidpeld, dvfib- 
 
 foopbs, Ttttcpri, £u<p£pi), arvylpi), bXbrj, bvb(j>Eprj, TrbXinrfifitov. 
 KdKTjyupia, as, ij, subst. [maledicentia,] evil-speaking', slander. Qevyeiv bands 
 
 dblvov KaKaydpiav. Pyth. 2. 97- SYN. AoibbpXa, XoibopiafJibs, oveibbs, v(3pXs r 
 
 E7recr(3dXXa, Kardpa. 
 Kdtcfiydpds, bv, adj. [maledicusj] one who defames. ©djutWi KdKaybpws. Olymp. 
 
 1. 85. SYN. Kd/coord^ds, ndKoyXwoGos, Kdcodpous, ndnoXbybs, £7re<r/3d\ds, 
 
 Xo)(3rjTr}p. 
 Kdri£b/uat, v. [vituperor ut malus,] to be vilified as wicked. Ov; /jirj nama- 
 
 6e\s els dvavbpXav tteoyis. Eur. Electr. 982. SYN. Aoibbpovfiat, KaKvrb/uai. 
 *KdKi<rT£ds, bv, adj. verbal, [vituperandus, contemnendus,] must be disparaged 
 
 or disgraced. Tov tov 6eov be yjp-qn^bv ov kolkiotUov. Iph. T. 105. 
 KaKKdfiigw, vel KXioidSigio, v. [vocem perdicis edo,] to cry like a partridge. 
 
 Ta~is aypvTrvXatoX Kai;Kd(3i£ovcr(ov del. Lysistr. 76l. 
 KaKiteiio, pro KdrdKelu), v. [dormitum ire cupio,] to desire to sleep. 01 fikv 
 
 fcatacetovTES sf3ai> olnovbi EKaaros. A. 606. 
 KdKdfiovXEG), v. [malar molior,] to plan evil, Yi^a 6' aXyel, KaKofiovXridela. 
 
 Ion 876. 
 Kdfcd/iouAds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [mala meditans,] ill designing, foolish. Kal Kckd- 
 
 ftovXcov nap' Ejioiyl (jhotwv. Baccll. 398. 
 KaKdyapppos, ov, adj. [pertinens ad infelicem atfinem,] appertaining to an un- 
 fortunate relative. KaKoyafifipov Is x*P as yobv. Rhes. 256. 
 KaKoyelroju, ovbs, adj. [vicinus mali,] associated with evil. Ovbi tXv eyyjo- 
 
 piov Kdnbye'iTbvd. Philoct. 6*92. 
 KdKoyXwaabs, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [qui est procacis vel ominosae linguae,] having an 
 
 abusive tongue. Tx b\ w rdXaird, 7-j/s KaKoyXwaaov fibijs ; Hec. 655. Syn. 
 
 Kdtcbtyrifibs, e^aiaibs. 
 KdKbbaijjibvdb), v. [a malo genio agor, insanio,] to be wretched, mad. 'AW 
 
 rjp-n-dKas ; b. KaKobatiAovas. Plut. 372. 
 KdKbbaifibvXa, as, y, subst. [(1) furor, (2) infelicitas,] madness, misfortune. 
 
 Etvcu fxavXav, KaKobaipLOvXav b' etX fxaXXbv ; Plut. 502. 
 KaKobatfuov, bvbs, adj. [malo genio agitatus, miser,] urged by an evil genius, 
 
 wretched. Tov KaKbbalfxbvd, Kal Kdrdparbv. Hipp. 1359- 
 KdKbbo'tfs, bv, adj. [ignobilis,] infamous. Kpelcaov bf vik<j.v firi KaKbbotyv lyeiv. 
 
 Androm. 773. 
 
 1 Sed videsis oimiino Maltbeium, 
 Pros. Lex. 3 K 
 
442 KAKO KAKO 
 
 KaKoeifiwv, bvbs, adj. [male vestitus,] ill-clad. 'Aju0i & dpct 7rr(jj)(ovs Katcdet- 
 
 jjidvas rjyepedoyru. a. 41. SyN. 'Aveifjuav, bvaeifiioy, paKobvrds. PHR. Avcr-^Xai- 
 
 vlats afxoptyos. 
 KuKdepyia, as, fj, subst. [maleficium, improbitas,] mischief-making. r £ls Katc&ep- 
 
 yirjs evepyeaXt] /uey' aueivuv. ■%. 374. 
 KaKoepyew, et KaKovpyeu), v. [maleficus sum,] to make mischief. Kn< /uy) irzpl 
 
 tovs aavTov yoveas Kaicuepyeiv. Nub. 99^- See also Vesp. 955' SYN. Kckoa/, 
 
 ablKEO), KtLKVVOfXai. 
 
 KaKoepyos, et Kdnovpybs, ov, adj. [qui male facit,] doing ill. "E^io ev add- 
 vcltois 6 TeKiby, ovbels KaKoepyos. Theocr. 15. 47. See also CE. R. 705. 
 
 Katcogdta, as, rj, subst. [misera vita,] a wretched life. Mvafid KaKocbXas. 
 Sapph. 65. 
 
 KdKdiidrjSy eos, adj. [malignus,] ill-disposed, depraved, malignant. 5 A7r' ovpdvov 
 <j)aiyeo6e naKorideis navv. Pax 822. 
 
 KaKddrjiJidffvvr), qs, f/, subst. [quum res male disponuntur,] bad arrangement. 
 Qyijrols avQpioTTOLS, KaKoQrjfjdovvr) be KaKiarrj. Hes. Op. 472. SYN. 'Arabia, 
 aKOfffita. 
 
 KdKoOpdds, contr. ovs, ov, q et fj, adj. [maledicus, infaustus,] uttered from ma- 
 lignity, malicious. Aoyos eK Aava&y naKodpovs enXfiy. Aj. Fl. 138. SYN. 
 See Kaicriydpds. 
 
 KcLkolXios, ov, if, P. N. [Ilii infausta et execranda civitas,] unhappy Troy. 
 
 "VLc\f.T £7T0\pdfXEV0S KaKOlXXoV OVK OVdjJLCXGTriV . T. 260. 
 
 Katcdtcepbeid, as, r), subst. [iniqni lucri studium,] base gain. 'AW b jjey ovk 
 
 edeXei KatcoKepbeiriatv ETreadai. Tiieogu. 225. SYN. Aia^poaepbeid. 
 KaKOKvrjiJids, ov, b et ?/, adj. [macilentas habens tibias,] having bad legs. 
 
 TiaveaaX KaKOKvcifjioiaXv epiabei. Theocr. 4. 6-3. 
 KazdXoyds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [obtrectans,] calumniating. KdKbXbyoi be tcoXItcii. 
 
 Pyth. 11. 44. SYN. See K&K-tjydpds. 
 KaKofuavris, Xbs, adj. [mala vaticinans,] evil boding. 'Ofxoi-ay, 7rdydXr)6ri, kolkS- 
 
 fxavTtv. Sept. Theb. 719- SYN. x ¥€vbb^ayTXs. 
 KdKofieXeTos, ov, 6 et i), adj. [tristia canens,] doleful. See in 'la. 
 KaKdfiribtis, eos, adj. [cui malum est consilium,] ill-designing. Zevs be pey 
 
 eieyeXaaaev, Xbtov KaKbf.njbed 7rcubd. H. Merc. 3S9- 
 KaKofir)TXs, Xbs, adj. [malo consilio utens, mala iniens consilia,] malignant. '6 
 
 be 7rals ^Tpb(fiov, kcikojjl^tXs dvi'ip. Orest. 1401. 
 KaKofxiixa- 1 bs, ov > ° et *h a( tb [mala niachinans,] evil-planning, mischief-making. 
 
 'Aitu'o, vfipXv e\is)y, kCLKOfxrixavE, Kal be ere (paaty. it. 418. 
 Kclkovcvs, ov, 6 et 7], adj. [maievolus,] evil-minded, hostile. Kdtcdvovs av-jj 
 
 jua/Wr' i\v evddbe. Pax 670. 
 KatcdwfKbds, ov, 6 et ij, adj. [in matrimonio infidus vel infelix,] faithless or 
 
 unfortunate in marriage. Toy kv XeyeLjTpobbrav KaKbrvficpby. Med. 209. 
 KaKofevos, et Ion. kclko^eivos, adj. [inhospitalis,] inhospitable. Ovrts ae\b 
 " KaKo'teivojTepds aXXbs. v. 376. SYN/'Ageyos, diro^EVOS, eyBp6l$v&i+ 
 KaKdTrarpXs, Xbds, >'/, adj. [malo patre natus,] horn of a base father. Avros tol 
 
 TavTr]v elbws KaKonarpXy eovaav. Theog. 1.92. 
 KdKdTrXvris, eos, adj. [impurus, illuvie foedus,] sordid, squalid. KaKd-nXykaTdroy 
 
 t dXrifia arpuTov. Aj. FL 381. (A double dochmiac.) 
 KdKOTToiEio, v. [male facio, vafer sum,] to do wrong, to ill-treat. YlXeloToi, 
 
 »cXe7rrat KvirraZeiv Kal kukottoicIv. Pax 731. 
 KaKowoids, et KCLKoppiKTYis, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [maleficus,] malignant. KdnoTroidy 
 
 dyeibos. Nem. 8. 57. See Apoll. 3. 595. SYN. KaKoepyos, Kdnovpyos, ltd' 
 
 vripbs. 
 KdndnoTfjids, ov, b et //, adj. [cujus sors est mala et misera,] ill-fated, wretched. 
 
 'Iw rdXaivas KaKd-ndrfioi ri^ai. Agam. 1105. SYN. Kdicbbaifuov, bvorvxrjs, 
 
 (japviroTfibs. 
 KdKoppd(j)Xa, as, //, subst. [malorum machinatio,] a base contrivance, wiles. 
 
 2i? fidveu), Xvd //?'/ rX KaKoppafXy dXtyeiyfj. \. 26. 
 KdKOpphrrjs, vid. KaKorroibs. 
 
KAKO KAAA 443 
 
 KaKopp/jfiwv, dibs, adj. [male ominafns,] predicting ill. Kdicoppri/ubvas ; Again. 
 1124. SYN. Ka.ioy\(i)?7<jus, Kcik'odpuos, buafrjixos. 
 
 Y.anoppodZw, v. [rnalo strepitu linguae insector,] to raise an uproar against, to 
 slander. Teicvov, ri -naa\eis ; avyyovovs KaKoppodels ; Hipp. 340. SYN. 
 KdKTjybpEOj, XoibopEU), bveibiCcj. 
 
 KAkos, ?), ov, compar. KaictoTEpos, et Kadiav, adj. et (2) kukov, ov, to, subsf. 
 [(1) malus, ignavus, infaustus, vilis, (2) malum,] (1) bad, cowardly, unfortu- 
 nate, (2) an evil, baseness. Kdcov kcikcos vXv d/ubpbv e^rplx^at (3xbv. CE. R. 
 248. SYN. (1) Ylorrjpos, betXos, boXXotypiov, dvbaXbs, irdvovpybs, aTvyfis, (pavXbs, 
 (2) avfJKbupa, Trbrbs, Trddbs, KaKOTrjs. EPITH. (2) 'Av^Kearoy, daKoirbv, dfxdybv, 
 fiapv-oTfjuv, bvarXrirov, beivbv, ptdyepov, (pojlepov, baicpvbEV, dvpibbaKES, Xvaoo- 
 ixdvls, b\obv, irXzpbv, deXrrTbv, a'lbXbv, (bXXalatcrbv. 
 
 Kaxotrfids, cv, 6 et //, adj. [foetid us, olid us,] bad -smelling, fetid. Xpfjfid kui 
 
 KCLKOapLOV, KUl jSbpO)'. P'dX 38. SYN. ^VOOJCTjS. 
 
 Kcicua-Xaywos, ov, adj. [tiniidus,] cowardly, timid. 'AXX' ws TrbXiras fit) koko- 
 
 cnrXayxyov^Tidrjs. Sept. Theb. 223. SYN. AetXos, kclkos. 
 KaKooTo/jLEu), v. [eonvicior,] to use a bad tongue. KaKoarbptov/iev' kcii <t 
 
 lyiaye betnrbTXv. Soph. Eltctr. 5GJ. SYN. \oibopeto, KciK-qyoplia, Ko~Kopp6Qe<i). 
 Kdnoarbpos, ov, 6 et r], adj. [maledicus,] abusive. Aecr^as TTbvrjpds kcu KaKoarb- 
 
 fxovs oiXel. Iph. A. 1001. SYN. See KaKrjyvpos. 
 KdKosrpwro?, ov, 6 et //, adj, [male stratus,] il! provided with beds. ILirapvas 
 „ 7rdpiit,€is kal KciKGcrrptorovSy rX fr ov ; A gam. 539* 
 
 Kdnoa-^bXbs , ov, 6 et //, adj. [male otiosus ; infaustum otium creans,] basely in- 
 dolent, causing vexatious delay. KdtcooyoXoi, vyjorXbes, bvaopptoi. Agam. 186. 
 KacoMx*'^, ov, 6 et //, adj. [mala arte factus ; malum struens,] mischievous. 
 
 H /udXd br/ KaKoreyi'os, df±r]\dvE. O. 14. 
 KdKdrris, rjrds, i], subst. [(I) ignavia ; (2) improbitas ; (3)aerumna,] cowardice, 
 
 baseness, trouble. iJios pie keXevels Kasoripr 5 aviceiv ; P. V 7 . 1102. Syn. Kd- 
 
 Kia, betXXa, draaddXXa, pio^BijpXa, kclkov, avpitybpa. EpiTH. (2) 'Avayibs, aTnj- 
 
 v)js, dvcubrjs, (3) dXeyeivrj, apyevvi), Xvyp'a, oieivpa, arovbtaad, dpydXla. 
 Y^dKOTvyjls , eos, adj. [infelix,] unhappy. TaXdvls, & Kdnbrv^eis yvvaiKwv 
 
 noTfioi. Hipp. 665. SYN. Avcrrv^js, hvabaipnov, Kdubbai/jujv, dOXXbs. 
 I * Kdicovpyeto, vid. Kdfvoepytw. Kaicovpyos, vid. Kdnbepybs. 
 I Kdk-ov^ta, as, ?/, subst. [mala possessio,] an unfortunate possession. Ovr kv 
 I irdrpwas pii)v ^Qovbs KdKOvyJa.. Sept. Theb. 665. SYN."5X£0pos. 
 Kcucctyaris, tbos, f], adj. [male ominata,] evil spoken. KaKQfartSa fioav, Kwcor 
 
 pLtXirdv Xav. Pers. 932. 
 Kdico<ppdbt)s, eds, adj. [mala cogit-^ns aut machinans,] designing evil, ill-man- 
 nerly. Alar, veIkos dpiare, KdKocppdbes. ^F. 4S3. 
 Kdico(ppd}'Eb), v. [malevolus sum, demens sum,] to be evil-minded, to be mad. 
 
 Kai tis ge KaKo(ppdvCjv. Agam. 1145. 
 Kdnoippojv, bvos, adj. [cui mala est mens,] evil-minded, foolish. Kdndtypdvuv t 
 
 avhptav Trdpdvoid. Orest. 815. 
 Kdfvoynpros, ov, adj. [alienis malis gaudens,] rejoicing at the misfortunes of 
 
 others. ^vaKlXdbos, Kn.Ku'yapTos, ofJLaprijaet, fTTvyEpu)7n]s. Hes. Op. 193. 
 Kdnoj(pfi(7pi(i)v, ovdi, adj. [improbus,] bad. KdKoxpaaptojv ydp 6 bdpids. Theocr. 
 
 4. 22. 
 KuKo-iloyds, ov, 6 et r], adj. [maledicMis,] censorious. 'Ev yap toi iroXeX (JSc «d- 
 
 Ko\loyo) avbdveX ovbtv. Theogu. 287- 
 Kdcdo), v. [damno atficio, vexo,] to injure, to harass. Ovbev KdK&ffai rovs 
 
 dvaiTXovs OeXu. Here. F. 1153. SYN. Kd^ovpyew, dvtdoj, evo)(Xeo), dbXKEU), 
 
 E7rr)pEa£w. 
 K&kvvw, f. vvu>, v. [malum vel improbum reddo,] to render wicked. Ovkow 
 
 Katcvvei T0~i<rbs aols (DovXevfxdtriv ; Hec. 251. SYN. Kdratd^d/uai, bXa.(f>deip(jj. 
 i KdK<Ls, adv. [male, improbe,] wickedly, miserably. See in KdKds. 
 KdXappo\p, potius KdXavpoxp, ottos, »/, subst. [pedum, baculus,] a shepherd's 
 
 crook, a Staff. naXXev bTTr]bevovad KdXafipoird' rds be Kai avroi. Apoll. 4. 
 
 974. See also Y. 845. SvN. 'Fafibos, Xdyo)fio\ov, nopVyt). 
 
444 KAAA KAAA 
 
 KdXddiffKds, ov, v, subst. [parvus calathus,] a little basket. Ke7rd to. tcuv ^et- 
 
 poiv adXrjfJiaTd roc KdXddivKoi. Theocr. 21. 9* 
 KdXdflds, ov, 6, subst. [calathus,] a basket. X' ws at rov KdXddov XevKorpXyes 
 
 'LttttoX dyovrX. Call. Cer. 121. SYN. Kdvedv, Kdveidv, airvpXs, rdXdpds. 
 KaXafxcuus, a, dv, adj. [culmarius, inter culmos versans,] of a reed or stalk, 
 
 being among reeds. Mavrts tol rav vvktcl ^pdi^eraX a KdXdfiaia. Theocr. 10. 1 8. 
 KakafJtevrijs, ov, 6, subst. [piscator,] a fisherman. Ovrw k' v/upes drjv epedtabere 
 
 tios KaXufxevTas. Theocr. 5. 111. SYN. 'A/uqrP/p, dXXevs. 
 KdXdjir}, r;s, fj, subst. [stipula,] a stalk, stubble, straw. 'AXX' efnrrjs KdXdfir}v 
 
 ye a didfiaX eladpoiovrd. £. 214. SYN. Kap^ds, avdeptj;, KaXdfxds. 
 KaXa/j,r)Td/Lios, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [ulmos secans,] cutting stalks. KXeiovai yfldvXr\s 
 
 KdXdfjtr)rdfjidy efifxevaX apirrjv. Apoll. 4. 9&7* 
 KaXd/iivdrj, r)s y rj, subst. [calamintha, planta,] wild mint. Kal kiokvoi. b. ov he 
 
 y* o£ois clp KaXdjJLiydrjs. Eccl. 648. EpiTH.^Y6pqX>), ^am/ec^d. 
 KdXdjjucrKos, ov, 6, subst. [parvus calamus,] a little reed. Ets tov KdXdjMffKdv 
 
 evcrrdXafyv tovtovi. Acharn. 1034. 
 KdXdjideis, etrad, ev, adj. [arundinaceus,] of a reed. Y.vpiyyiov & vird KdXofxbeo- 
 
 adv. Iph. A. 1038. EPITH. AoVdftdeis. 
 KdXd/jids, ov, 6, subst. [calamus,] a reed. AbXaiv, 'bXvfnrov KdXdfiois. Iph. A. 
 
 578. SYN. AdVa£, avXds, KaXd/ur), oiaros. EPITH. YlX~Kpds, XXyvpos, eva.pjj.oa- 
 
 rds, Krjpoherrjs, Krjpdhsrbs, ev rprjTos. 
 KaXd/moaTtyris, eds, adj. [calamis circumdatus,] covered with reeds. Qwprjtcds 
 
 r elj^ov KdXd/j,o(TTe(p£iov and fivpa&v. Batrach. 126. 
 KdXdfi6(f)doyyos, dv, adj. [calamo sonans,] sounding with or on the reed. 6 Kd- 
 
 Xdfxo^doyyd 7rai$uw. Rao, 231. 
 KdXavpoxp, vid. KdXo{3poip. 
 KdXew, v. [voco,] to summon. Tldaas dbeX<f)as Teethe hevpo yjpri KaXeiv. 
 
 Heracl. 545. SYN. MeTd-rre/jTrco, (pioveto, jueTaareXXio^ eKudXeto, d7roKdXeco, irpd- 
 
 TTefXTno, KoXicrTpeio. 
 KdXia, as, fj, subst. [nidus,] a nest, a home. "£ls ice toX copalov fiXdrov ttXtjOuctX 
 
 KdXiai. Hes. Op. 304. SYN. Neornct, ohXa, olicds. 
 KdXLorpeto, v. [advoco,] to summon. M^r^p jxev KvKXioirds efj enX iraihX KdXio- 
 
 Tpel. Call. 3. 67. Syn. See KdXew. 
 KaXXcud, iov, rd, subst. [barbae galligallinacei,] a cock's gills. Xiottios rd 
 
 KaXXai di7o<pdyi»)V, ij£eis 7rdXXv. Equit. 493. 
 KaXXXdveipd, as, >/, P. N. [Callianira,] one of the Nereids. Ae^djjevr) re, tcaX 
 
 'A/KpXvofirj, Kal KaXXXdveipd. 2. 44. 
 KaXXXas, ov, 6, P.N. [Callias,] a noble ^ginetan. Xpvffa-XdxdTto nvTeKaXXXas 
 
 dhiov. Nem. 6. 63. 
 KaXXTftXtydpos, dv, adj. [pulchras habens palpebras,] having beautiful eyelids. 
 
 KaXXipXeQdpov (puts. Ion 1S9. 
 KaXXXjSdas, ov,6etri, adj. [pulchre resonans,] beautifully sounding. '6 KaXXX- 
 
 fidas rdx vjjuv. Trach. 650. 
 KaXXxfiorpvs, vds, adj. [pulchros racemos habens,] beautifully clustering. '6 
 
 KaXXifidrpvs kut 7]judp aiei. QE. C. 682. 
 KaXXt/3wXds, dv, adj. [ferax solum habens,] having a rich soil, Qpvyidv darv 
 
 KaXXXfiuXov. Orest. 1388. SYN. 'EpXfiwXaH,, epXfiwXos, evicapTrds. 
 KaXXXydX-qvds, dv, adj. [pulchre tranquillus,] beautifully calm, placid. KaXXi- 
 
 ydXavd rpetyeis. Troad. 837« 
 KaXXXyevetd, as, >/, subst. [quae pulchritudinem gignit,] the producer of beauty, 
 
 epith. of Ceres. Kal rw YlXovru), Kal rri KaXXXyeveiq.. Thesm. 299' 
 KaXXXyetyvpds , dv, adj. [pulchris pontibus instratus,] covered with beautiful 
 
 bridges. '6 KaXXXyt<f>vpos noTd/uds. Ithes. 350. 
 KaXXXyvvai^, aiKds, 6 et )'/, adj. [pulchris mulieribus abundans,] famed for 
 
 beautiful women. "Ocpp" dv eyiov eX6io ^L-xapTiqv es KaXXXyvvaiKd. v. 412. 
 KaXXXbivrjs, ov, adj. [pulchre flueus,] fair-flowing, fivvoihe Urjvetdsd xaXXXblvas. 
 
 Here. F. 368. SYN. Evpods-, evppeiryjs, evppevs, xdXlppdds, KaXXX7rdrdjj.vs f koXXX- 
 
 vatis, KaXXipeedpos. 
 
KAAA KAAA 445 
 
 KaXXxbl'fpds, ov, 6 et 7/, adj. [pulchro curru insignis,] distinguished by a beau- 
 tiful carriage. Tas tcaXKlbi<f>poi 'Adavas. Hec. 471. 
 KaXXXbdva£, coeds, 6 et rj, adj. [pulchras habens arundines,] having beautiful 
 
 reeds. Tov KaXXibovaKos elaXv Evpura /jlovov ; Helen. 500. 
 KaXXXe-n-rjs, eos, adj. [facundus,] using fair words, eloquent. MeXXet yap 6 
 
 KaWuTrrjs 'Ayddojv. Thesm. 52. SYN. KaXXl<pdoyyds, evyXwoods, fjbve7rr)s, 
 
 evGTo/uos, r\bvyXwaaos, rjbvXdyik, /ueXXyr]pvs, lfiepu(pu)vos. 
 KaXXXepeo, v. [rite seu fauste sacrifice),] to sacrifice auspiciously. Tdv aiyQv 
 
 (fKaaib tv, TtpXv yj ye fie KaXXXepfjcrai. Theocr. 148. 
 KaXXi^vyr/s, eds, adj. [bene junctus,] beautifully joined. 'Ayuv to KaXXi£vyes. 
 
 Androm. 276. Syn. Wv^vytjs, evtvictos, ev dpdpdis, 
 KaXXizwvds, ov, r/, adj. [pulchro cingulo ornata,] beautifully girt, graceful. 
 
 K.aXXl£it)voi T€ yvvaines. H. 139' §YN. JLv£a)vos, Xi7rap6$wpds. 
 KaXXTdpi^, l~TpXxos, b et /;, adj. [pulchros habens pilos,] having beautiful hair, 
 
 fair-maned. To typoveiov kcltu. Qvfxov, ottcos tcaXXirpX)(es irnroi. K. 491. Syn. 
 
 ILvOpiE, fjvicdfids, fcdra/Bdorpv^os, ^atTrjeis, KaXXXtedfids. 
 KaXXttcap-rrds, ov, 6 et f], adj. [fcecundus,] producing beautiful fruit. Tf/s KaX- 
 
 Xlticip-Kov HXtteXXas Xevpas yvas. P. V. 369« SYN. Evi;ap7ros, iroXvicapTrds, 
 
 ayXddKap7rds, £eibu)pos. 
 KaXXiKdXwvr), rjs, r/, P. N. [Callicolone,] a beautiful eminence in Troy. Kddi£dv 
 
 67r' txppvffl K.aXXiKoX<i)vr]s. T. 151. 
 KciXXIko/uos, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [pulchras comas habens,] having beautiful hair. 
 
 TlepX yjuaard koXXXko/joio. I. 449. SYN. See KaXXWpt^,. 
 KaXXTuprjbe/uvos, ov, 6 et ?/, subst. [pulchram habens vittam,] having a beautiful 
 
 fillet, ^atov be a(t) aXoypi KaXXiKpr)befj.voX evettcdv. b. 623. SYN. AlnapoKpri- 
 
 befxvos, "XpvtyofxTrpris, eh(TTE(j)avds. 
 KaXXi\cifi7reTTis, ov, adj. [pulchre lucid us,] sweetly beaming. "HXie KaXXXXafi- 
 
 ttIty]. Anacr. fr. 135. 
 KaXXt/udxos, ov, 6, P. N. [Callimachus,] Callimachus. KaXXljjaxf XXndpdv. 
 
 Olymp. 8. 108. 
 KaXXX/iop^ds, ov, adj. [pulchra forma insignis,] fair-formed. To KaXXXjiopfoy 
 
 TpavfiUTOJu #7r' aypXwv. Androm. 1155. 
 KaXXXfjios, rj, ov, adj. [pulcer, elegans,] beautiful. Ylp&Td fxev elpeaiq, fieTe- 
 
 7reird be kclXXX/jos ovpos. X. 639* SYN. See KctXos. 
 KaXXXvads, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [pulchrifluus,] fair-flowing. Yldpd KaXXivddv. Alcest. 
 
 600. 
 KaXXXvtKos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [victor egregius,] gloriously victorious. Tov kclXXX- 
 
 rtKOV pird 6eu>i> eKMfxdtrev. Here. F. 179- 
 KaXXXdnri, r)s, f], P. N. [Calliope,] one of the nine muses. See 'Epdrw, and 
 
 Movtrac. 
 Ka\Xt7rat$, naibos, adj. [pulchram sobolem habens,] having beautiful offspring. 
 
 KaXXiTrais ndTf.ios del. Again. 737> 
 KaXXi7rdprids, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [pulchras habens genas,] fair-cheeked. "H o' aX- 
 
 Xovs fxev eatxe, (defxttrrX be KaXXXTrdptjy. O. 87* 
 KaXXXTTcipdevds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [pulchras habens virgines,] of or having beau- 
 tiful virgins. ''AypavTov <*fy«* KaXXixapdeiov bepr]s. Iph. A. 1574. 
 KaXXX-n-ebiXds, et KaXd-rrebiXos, ov, 6 et i], adj. [pulchros habens calceos,] having 
 
 beautiful sandals. 'Afufi AXa KpovXbrjv ical Maidbd KaXXXnebiXdv. Horn. Merc. 
 
 57. See Theocr. 25. 102, 
 Ka\Xi7T£7rAos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [pulchrum habens peplum,] fair-robed, "ir', w 
 
 KaXXX7rerrXot^pvyu>v. Troad. 339. 
 KaXXX'rrrjxys, vbs, adj. [pulchros habens cubitos,] having fine elbows. T fl kqX- 
 
 Xi7nixpv "Eicrdpos fipdyjovd. Troad. 1194. 
 KaXXiirXovTds, ov, 6 el »/, adj. [magnas habens opes,] very wealthy. KaXXt- 
 
 •kXovtoi 7roXi£s, ^t J-' Ev-/3oia. Olymp. 13. 159. 
 KaXXnrora^os, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [pulchre fluens,] fair-flowing. KaXXt7rord/wds 
 
 vbdrds Xvd ye. Pho3ll. 654. 
 
446 KAAA KAAO 
 
 Ka\\i7rpwpfo, ov, adj. [pulchram habens faciem,] handsome. See in 'Av- 
 
 bpo7rats. 
 KaXXlnvpyos, et KaXXt7rvpy(i)Tos, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [bene munitus turribus,] well 
 
 fortified. T KaXXi7rvpydv aarv Or](3atas yQovus. Bacch. 1191- See also 
 
 Bacch. 19- 
 KaXXlTTojXds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [pulchros habens equos,] famed for beautiful horses. 
 
 At re vaiere KaXKiTiitfkov e-bpav. Olymp. 14. 2. SYN. E^ttwXos, evnnros. 
 KaXXipeeOpos, KuXXtpods, et KaWlppoos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [pulchre fluens,] fair- 
 • flowing, limpid. AipKa"d 1 a KaXXtpsedpos. Here. F. 780. See also p. 206. 
 
 and B. 752. SYN. See KaXXxbtvris. 
 KaXXiarabtds, 6v, adj. [pulchro stadio Celebris,] famed for a beautiful stadium 
 
 or course. Apdfxovs KaXXtardbXovs, Ev^-etvov. Iph. T. 437. 
 KaXXiffreld, oyv, tu, subst. [optimi et ptilclierrimi praemia,] the rewards of the 
 
 noblest and best. Tci 7rp&)rd tcaXXur-e~i apiarevoas arpdtov. Aj. Fl. 435. 
 KaXXitrrevfid, drds, to, subst. [pulchritudinis preestantia,] pre-eminence in 
 
 beauty. KaXXtorev^drd Aofyy. Phcen. 222. Syn. See KaXXds. 
 KaXXttTTevu), v. [pulchritudine excello,] to excel in beauty or strength. *Ai> 
 
 vypaivei KaXXiarevwv. Troad. 228. 
 KaXXiffTstydvds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [pulchra redimitus corona,] decorated with 
 
 a beautiful garland. See in Ev<pp6avvq. 
 KaXXi(T<f)vpo$, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [pulchros talos vel pedes habens,] having beau- 
 tiful ancles or feet. See in Evrjvivrj. 
 KuXXXto^os, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [arcu bene instructus,] distinguished by a beautiful 
 
 bow. Trj KaXXtTofy firiTpl, MaivdXov Koprj. Phcen. 1177. 
 KaXXt(()€yyr)s, eds, adj. [pulchrum splendorem habens,] beautifully beaming. 
 
 T ft KaXXifeyyes rjXXov aeXas robe. Troad. 853. 
 KaXXfyXoH,, dyds, adj. [pulchra flamma coruscans,] blazing with a beautiful 
 
 flame. KaXXt<pXdyd ireXdvov. Ion 707. 
 KaXXltyOoyyds, op, adj. [pulchrum reddens sonus,] sweet-sounding. Ob& tarois 
 
 ev KaXXi^doyyots. Iph. T. 221. SYN. See 'Hbvenrjs. 
 KaXXtyvXXds , dv, adj. [pulchris foliis praeditus,] having fair leaves. To pdbov 
 
 to KaXXXtyvXXov. Anacr. 5. 3. SYN.^A/cptro^vXXos, evTrerdXos. 
 KaXXXy^ppds,ov, 6, subst. et adj. [(I) Callichorus, (2) 6 et >/, pulchra chorea 
 
 gaudens,] (1) the name of a river, also a famous fountain in Attica, (2) loving 
 
 the beautiful dance. 'fLd be KaXXixppoio Trdpd Trpdy^oas 7rdrd/j.o76. Apoll. 
 
 2. 904. 
 KaXXdvri, rjs, ?/, KaXXds, eos,to, et KaWdavvrf, rjs, i], subst. [pulchritudo,] beauty. 
 
 T))v 'AfpobiTrjv KaXXdvy drjpu/uevos. Bacch. 451. See also Helen. 23. and 
 
 Helen. 389* SYN. EvjiopcpXa, &pa, elbos, Korryds, ev-peTreid, afcpi], wir-pis, 
 
 X&pXs, ayXatd. EPITH. Xapteomt, ay jSporrXa, dpl^7]Xos, dyrjros, ayXdrj, eniipd- 
 
 tos, Ifiipoeaad, fjbeld, fxapfiatpovad, baibdXea, edpXvrj, ovpdvta, QeontaXa, irepf- 
 
 fiXeirTos, Zadea, yXvuepa, dpT-rrpeTrriS. 
 KaXXvvo), f. vvd), v. [pulchrum reddo,] to beautify, to embellish. 'aXovs, ZneiTd 
 
 tovto KaXXvveiv 6eXrj. Antig. 503. 
 KaXXu}7rl^(o, v. [decoro,] to decorate. KpoKiora <pepov<rai, ko.\ KeKaXXtoTriajjieva. 
 
 Lysistr. 44. SYN. 'AyuXXw, Koayeio, acrKtw, aefxvvvu). 
 KdXov, ov, to, subst. [lignum,] wood, a log. IldXXd be Haytcdva n&Xd ndrov- 
 
 baUo hi fioQpu. H. Merc. 1 12. Syn. See zvXdv. 
 KaXoTrebtXds, vid. KaXXiirtbiXds. 
 KdXos, ov, KdXivs, to, 6, et wXojbXdv, ov, to, subst. [rudens, funis nauticus,] a 
 
 cable, a rope. 'Ei' §' vnepas -e KaXovs tZ irobas t Zvebijoev Iv avTrj. e. 200. 
 
 See also Med. 280. and Vesp. 3J9. Syn. Ileta^a, ttovs vypiv&r. Epith. 
 
 EvCTpeTTTOS. 
 
 KaXds, 1 ij, ov, adj. [pulcher, bonus,] beautiful, honorable. IToXXcfcis, (o TldXv- 
 (pajAE, rd fit) KdXct KaXd 7T£<pavTai. Theocr. 6. 19* SYN. 'Aydvds, evetbijs, eK7rpZ- 
 
 1 The penult, of Kahbs is always long in Homer, always short in the Attic poets, and common 
 in Hesiod and Theocritus. See Clark. II. B. 43. 
 
KAMI KAMA 447 
 
 7TJ7S, wpalos, irepiKa.\\i]s, aefxvos^ el bout fids, dyddos, dvbpeios^ ijbfts, ev7rdpaos. 
 
 PHR. w AyXd?70i tcettoSios. 
 KaXnis, Xbos, ?/, subst. [urna,] a pitcher. A? raXXd 0' vfipXicaoX, ko.k t&v kciXttX- 
 
 biov. Lysistr. 400. SYN. ^XbpXa, Kspdfuos, eXuvbpidv, crra/ui-ds. EpiTH. 
 
 XaX/cta, apyvpea, (j.eyd\rj. 
 KdXvjjr}, tjs, »/, subst. [tugurium,] a but. HrpwadjuEvoi fipvov avop \>7to 7rXe/;ra7$ 
 
 KaXvjjatai. Theocr. 21.7. SYN. 'E7ravX(w, CKtjvr], oiKihlov, jJ-vyos. 
 KdXvbrai, wv, at, P. N. [Calydnae,] the islands Calydnse, called also Spora- 
 
 des. Kat KaJj/ EvpinrvXoto ttoXiv, rrjoovs te KdXvbvas. B. 677 '• 
 KdXvSwv, wros, ^, P. N. [Calydon,] a famous city in iEtclia. XaX/ctSd r' ay^ta- 
 
 Xoi>, KaXwSwid 7£ ire-prieaoav. B. 640. EPITH. AXireivr], epavvrj. PhR. 
 
 TIeXdTrias ydovos ev avTiiropdfxots 7T£§t' e\ovcr evbaijxord. Eur. Meleag. 
 KaXvbwvws, a, ov, adj. [Calydonius,] of Calydon. Ot ^i£> ettikX^tol KdXvSw- 
 
 »'Aoi/ aypeur??p£s. Call. 3. 218. 
 KaXvjjLfjid, dros, to, subst. [velamen,] a covering, a veil. 'Eyw & Xe7rraiv o/ujud 
 
 bid KdXvjUfidTojv. Iph. T. 373. SYN. liKETrds, irspi7rerct(rfj.d, yXaivd, 7ieptf3o- 
 
 Xawv, ZXvrpuv, KdXvirrpa. EPITH. "Kvarsov. 
 KdXv£, vnds, f], subst. [(1) calyx, flos, inpr. rosse, nondum expansus, (2) mun- 
 
 dus muliebris,] a rose-bud, a female ornament. 'EfnrXe^as KuXvKetroX naX 
 
 evobfioioX oiXiveis. Tbeocr. 3. 23. EPITH. 'Pd&£a, eldpXprj, 7rop(pvpea, Xocte- 
 
 tpdvos. 
 KdXvTrrds, r/, 6v, et ov, 6 et rj, adj. [tectus, tegens,] covered, covering. Kd- 
 
 Xv7TTf]s ej-EKeivro 7riiJLe.\rjs. Antig. 1011. SYN. Y,r£ydvds, KdrrfpE^yjs, £7r^p£0//s. 
 KdXu7r-pa, as,?/, subst. [tegmen capitis muliebre,] a female's bead-dress, a veil. 
 
 KaX>)j/, ypvrreirjv' KE(j)dXfj & £7T£0??v£ KdXv7T~pr}v. e. 232. SYN. KdXvyu/id, (tke- 
 
 Traajud. EpiTH. Aai£dX£a, apyvpla, dpyvfEt], bevbpriecrtTd, XX7rdp}), evobfios, 
 
 d7rdX»), ^LtbuvXa. 
 KdXv7rTa), v. [tego, operio,] to hide, to veil. Xeyxrw KaXvirreiv rovs Qdvovrds 
 
 eydXXovs. Helen. 1065. SYN. Kevdw, KdrdKaXv^Tio, «7/c£7rac&>, aKEirdio, diro- 
 
 KpVTTTb), EpE<p<t) t 
 
 KdXvxjsuj, 66s, f], P. N. [Calypso,] Calypso. Td jxoX d/u(5pord Swke KdXv\pu>, 
 
 77. 2o9« EPITH. 'Hiwfycos, cifi/jpoTos, vvfjityr}) beivr) Qzos, IvirXond^os , b7d, b'td 
 
 6euu>i' TWTvXd, bokoeoad,^ AtXcivtXs. 
 KaXxairw, v. [(1) purpura perfundo, (2) profunde cogito,] to dye with purple, 
 
 to consider deeply, to be anxious for. 'Eyio jiev a^X rolabs caA^auw tekvois. 
 
 Heracl. 40. Syn. Miptfipdu). See Schol. Antig. 20. and Class. Journ. No. 
 
 lxiii. p. 86. 
 KaX^as, avros, o, P.N. [Calchas,] an illustrious Grecian prophet. KaX^as, 
 
 'obvavevs, MeveXews 0'* d 6' ov KaXws. Iph. A. 107- EPITH. Qearopibris, olwvo- 
 
 7rdXwv by dpiOTos, 0£O7T|Od7ros, oliovtcrrrjs, ULeordpeios, fiavrXs. 
 KdXws, Q, 6, vid. KdXos, funis nauticus. 
 KdXws, adv. [pulchre, bene, recte,] beautifully, properly, rightly. 'Hye7<70£, 
 
 fiYjTE TOVS KdXCJS TEdvTJKurda. HeC 329. SYN. KaXd, Elf, €V7TpE7TWS, €Vff^/udvU)S t 
 
 evboxXfjitoS, ev<7€/3cDs, opBws, axpifiws. 
 Kd/ud^, duds, h> subst. [(1) lignum erectum vitem sustinens, (2) lignum hastae, 
 
 hasta,] a -pole supporting a vine, a shaft, a spear. T Hv, Kd/udKds hfityoiv yelp 
 
 dire(TTEpr)fiEV0iv. Phoen. 1418. SYN. (1)2xoXoi//, ydpal, (2) dcovrXov, bupv. 
 Kdfxdptvd, rjs, 1), P. N. [Camarina,] a lake in Sicily, also a city on the lake ; 
 
 a nymph. Kd/jidpivd, Xaorpotyov. Olymp. 5. 9. 
 Kdfudrrjpos, ov, adj. [laboriosus, defessus,] laborious, worn out. Ovte rd yovdrd 
 
 kottos e.Xot fxov Kafidrrjpos. Lysistr. 542. 
 Kdadros, ov, 6, subst. [labor,] labor. See in J^vtcdfidros. Syn. Kottos, fioyB 6s, 
 
 otXos, Ttovos, voaos, dnopXa. EPITH. kvoitovTjs, Qvfxo<pf)6p6s, iroXvai%, aivos, 
 
 dpydXEos, OvjuaXyi/s, aa7T£rds, apydXios, bvoaXy))s, fioylpos, KvbdXX/uos, oXoos, 
 
 otovoels, ddXXos, [xo-)(dr)p6s. 
 ' ~KdfMTotb})s, e6s, adj. [gravis, laboriosus,] laborious, severe. Kd-fidTwbEiov be 
 
 7rXaydr. Nem, 3. 2S. Syn. ( 'EnXfAoxdos, ZirXnovos, [itiyEpos, fJLOx0rjp6s, »rdXv7ro- 
 
448 KAME KANN 
 
 vos, apydXeds, \v7rr]pds, rXr/ffXTrdvos, <pXXd7rdv&s. 
 Kdfieipos, ov, i), P. N. [Camirus,] a city in Rhodes. See in 'liiXvoods. 
 Ka/^Aos, ov, 6 et y, subst. [eamelus,] a camel. Rlvai Kdfii/Xots aarpafiiZovaats, 
 
 yQova. iEsch. Suppl. 293. EPITH. Kvpri), 7rdxvKV7)fids. 
 Kdfxivbs, ov, b, subst. [carain us, fornax, ardor,] a forge, a furnace. Aevp' dy 
 
 'Adrjvair], teal vnelpeye y/ipd Kdfxivov. Horn. 47- 2. SyN. "Ittvos. 
 Kdfiivu), dds, >7, adj. [caniini fuligine oppleta,] covered with soot. Tprfi Kapuvoi 
 
 lads' dv av tidtsd fX7]Tiaaifxr]v. a. 27 » 
 Kafifiovia, as, r/, subst. [perseverantia, victoria,] perseverance in a conflict, 
 
 victory. Awr) KafifxdvXrfy, yvwtvaX be Travres 'A^cttot. y V. 66 1. 
 Kafifxdpds, ov, 6 et 7], adj. [infelix,] unfortunate, ill-fated. Kelvov didfxevT] tov 
 
 Kafifidpdv, e'i Trodev e\6oi. /3. 351. SYN."A0\ids, TrdvcidXXos, bvafxdpds, hvarvyjis, 
 KdfjLvu), 2 a. eKdfidv, v. [fatigor, laboro,] to labor, to suffer, to end one's labor. 
 
 "Hpa ^tte Ka.fj.veip Tf)vb\ edrjKe tyjv vdaov. Heracl. 990. SYN. Koirtdb), Kdnovfiai, 
 
 vooZh), appuoTeh), daQeveio, fidXdKi$dfj.ai, Tcdveb), epya$idfxai. 
 Kanirrj, fjs, 7), subst. [(1) flexura ; (2)articulus,] a turning, an inflexion, a joint. 
 
 Et be tXs avrwv fiiojjdXdyevoaiT , 7) Kajuipeiev rlvd Kafjnrijv. Nub. 9^9- 
 YLdfinXfids, 7], ov, adj. [flexilis,] winding. Apdjxovs be noXXovs e^enXriad KafxitX- 
 
 iiovs. Iph. T. 81. 
 KdfnrTM, f. ^w, V. [flecto,] to bend. IldXets r eypvaai bid \6yov Kafitpai KaKa. 
 
 Eur. Suppl. 758. SYN. Tvdfjnrrw, ffTpefh), Tpenio, Kdda.TTT6fj.ai, 
 KafiirvXds, ov, adj. [curvus, inflexus,] bent, curved. Alt// errX Tvbeibrj evirat- 
 
 vero KafxTrvXa ro£a. E. 97' SYN. K.dfi7rXfx6s, evKafnrris, arpeTTTos, dyKiiXos. 
 KafiipXnovs, ndbos, adj. [pedes flectens,] swift. KafiypXirovs 'Epivvs. Sept. Theb. 
 
 792. 
 KdvdKTj, 7]s, i), P. N. [Canace,] the mother of Triops. 2eu re KaX AldXXbos 
 
 KdvaKrjs yevos, avrdp efxetd. Call. 6. 99> 
 Kdvayeio, et Kam)£tc?to, v. [resono,] to resound. 'E*> be XefirjTX Txeae Kvrjfir)' Ka- 
 
 vdxvoe be ^aXfcds. r. 4,69 • See also M. 36. SYN. 'Hy/w, bovweoj, dvXdx^- 
 Kdvdxri* vs, 7), subst. [crepitatio, sonitus,] a rattling, a sound. Tov KaX bbov- 
 
 twv fiev Kavdxrj 7reXe, t<o be oX oooe. T. 305. SYN. *¥d§os, dpaypos, irdrdyds, 
 
 KTVTTOS, boV7tOS, l)x*h 
 
 ¥Ldvdx*]bd, adv. [cum strepitu,] with a loud blast. AvbXav fxhpav Kdvax^bd 
 
 7re7roi'KtXfievav. Nem. 8, 25. 
 Kdvedv, Kdvovv, et Kaveiov, ov, to, subst. [canistrum,] a basket, a dish. Aelirvov 
 
 be, Kped t oVra KaX ev Kaveo) fjieyds dprds. Theocr. 24. 135. See also Iph. A. 
 
 1564. and k. 355. SYN. Ki'/3wros, KaXddds. EpiTH. Xpvaeidv, x<*Xk€iov, ev- 
 
 kvkXov, irepXKaXXes, xPv^rjXdTov. 
 Kdvrfdds, ov, 6, P. N. [Canethus,] Canethus. See in Kavdds. 
 Kd.vr](j>dp6s t ov, 6 et r), adj. [canistrum gerens,] bearing a basket. "Aviodev, 
 
 aKoXovdelv boKio Kav^opw. Aves 1551. 
 Kdvrj^opedj, v. [canistrum gero,] to bear a basket. Tat Kdv^bp^. Lysjstr. 
 
 1194. 
 KdvOdpds, ov, 6, subst. [(1) scarabasus, (2) portus Piraeensis,] a beetle ; also 
 
 one of the three harbors of the Piraeus. '6 KavBdpos be irpds tX; K$r avTto y* 
 
 dvTjp. Pax 45. 
 KavOtjXXd, (ov, ra, subst. [onera asinorum, clitellae,] panniers or packs carried 
 
 on asses. AvtoiotX to~is KavOrjXXois. Vesp. 169. 
 Kdvdds, ov, 6, P. N. [Canthus,] one of the Argonauts. Ahdp dn Evfioitjs 
 
 Kavdos KXe' tov pd Kdv7]6os. Apoll. 1. 77. 
 KavdfobTjs, et>s, adj. [aduncus,] crooked. 'FafiQeX Kavdwbet 1 Topyds eKoxpe vIkvv. 
 
 Call. fr. 204. 
 Kdv6u)v,wvds, 6, subst. [asinus,] an ass. K&vdtov, tX KXaeis ; Vesp. 179- Syn. 
 
 "bvds, 
 Kavva, fjs, 7), subst. [canna, storea,] a reed, a mat. Ilupa ras Kavvds ovprjow, 
 
 fit)V dndxdpbu). Vesp. 393. SYN. YXdOds, hdvat,. 
 
 1 Ruhnken. Ep. Crit. ii. p. 47. proposes 'Paget' ««w0w&€i. 
 
KANfl KAP 449 
 
 Kdytopds, ov, ij, P. N. [Canobus,] a city of Egypt. "Eoriv 7roXis Kdvwflds, 
 
 €ff)(aTT] yQovos. P. V. 871 • 
 Kavwr, 6v6s, 6, subst. [regula, canon,] a rule, the handle of a buekler. IVw- 
 
 firjs Trovrjpas KuvoaXv dvdfiETpovfXEVos. Eur. Electr. 52. $YN. iTadjui], yvwfxtay, 
 
 hacfxos. 
 KaTrdt'cvs, ews et yds, 6, P. N. [Capaneus,] one of the seven chieftains against 
 
 Thebes. Our' dv y et opQws Kdndieoos KEpavvXdv. Eur. Suppl. 496. EPITH. 
 
 'AyaicXeiTds, ^aXKdrevyijs, dprjXfXXos , KvbdXXjids. 
 Kdndyi^Xdbris, et Kairdvifids, ov, 6, adj. [Capaneo satus,] of or descended from 
 
 Capaueus. "Opad, Ttltrov KdirdyrjXdbt], KaTdfiiiOEO bifpov. E. 1()9« See also 
 
 E. 108. 
 Ka.irerds, ov, it, subst. [fossa,] a ditch. 'AfKpi be, KvdvEriv kuwetov, tveoX 5' epicos 
 
 eXaarai. 2. 564. SYN. Ta$pds, opvyfid, bXwpv%, fiodpos. EPITH. K0/X77, 
 
 (3d6eld. 
 Kcltti], rjs, ?/, subst. [(l)praesepe ; (2) pabulum equis iu praesepi appositum,] 
 
 a stall ; fodder. Kal tovs fiey KarEbrjadv Zq> i7nr€iyffX KdiryaX. b. 40. SYN. 
 
 Qarvri. 
 KdirrjXewv, ov, to, subst. [caupona,] a place where provisions are sold, a tavern. 
 
 Ovbey iroiiLv ciXX', rj Kd-iryXeloy o-kottwv ; Lysistr. 427- 
 Kd7rr)XeviD, v. [cauponor,] to sell by retail, to keep a tavern. See Dr. Monk, 
 
 Hippol. 956. and Dr. Blomfield's Gloss. Sept. Theb. 541. 'EXdiov & eolkev 
 
 ov KdnriXevoeiv fid^qy. Sept. Theb. 541. SYN. 'A7re fin oXdio, xXevdZu). 
 Kdir7]Xiicu>s, adv. [institorie, dolose,] like an innkeeper, deceitfully. 'En-el vvy 
 
 fiev KdwyjXXKws E%ei. Plut. 1063. 
 KdirrjXds, ov, 6, et Kd7rr}XXs,Xbos, y, subst. [caupo,] an innkeeper. Ket ris Kdnr\- 
 
 \6s, 7] KaKtiXls, tuv \oos. Thesm. 347« SYN. TIuvboKos. 
 Kairvr), r)s, r/, subst. [caminus,] a chimney. "Aval- Wooeibov tX 71-07-' dp fj tcdirvti 
 
 ^ocpe'i; Vesp. 143. Syn. Kdfitvos. 
 KaWidw, v. [fumigo,] to fumigate. 'He fiEXi<TaoKdfXOi 7reTprj evX Ka.nvXduxjXv. Apoll. 
 
 2^132. 
 Ka7rviC(o t v. [fumum excito,] to raise a smoke. 'KcnrvicFodv re Kara icXXaXas, 
 
 Kal beinvov eXovto. B. 399* SYN. KaxvXdu), Tcvp dvdiTTio. 
 Kcnrvos, ov, 6, subst. [(l)fumus ; (2) poet, ignis,] smoke, fire. 'Ie/jlevos teat kcut- 
 
 vov diroQpuHTKOVTd vofiaat. a. 58. SYN.^Ax*''? nvpos. EPITH. (dvwbtjs, aWo\p, 
 
 icaKos, al/jLdroets, dbevKrjs, evwbrjs, evobfios, atcXoeis, fiiXas, Kvicraijeis, XevKayOqs. 
 KaVvofyicu, v. [in fumum redigo ; fumo,] to reduce to smoke, to smoke. Ae- 
 
 fjas Kdirvovrai KXipdKojy opdovTabwy. Eur. Suppl. 50/. 
 KaVpdw, v. [proprie de porca aprum appetente ; salax sum,] to play the 
 
 wanton. Tpaos Kdnpucnis TCKpobXd KareadXeiy. Plut. 1025. 
 Kairpos, et KdVpios, ov, 6, subst. [aper,] a boar. Kd7rpw XeovtX 0' dp/jidaat icai- 
 
 bojy yd/jiovs. Phoen. 422. See also A. 414. Syn. °T$, x ot P° s ' Epith. 
 
 'Opeortpos, oXoofpwv, aypXos, ayporspos, fiXoovpos, AtrwXos, 'Epv/uuvOXos, ^d/jiai' 
 
 €vvtis,apyXdbu)v. Phr. See Hes. Scut. 386 — 391. 
 KdnTio, v. [(l)"aperioos ad captandum a^ra ; (2) edo avideet cum spiratione." 
 
 Damm.] to gasp, to eat greedily. a."lvd Kawrioaiv ' ? b. Md At' dX\' Xv ekei bet- 
 
 irviooXy. a."OT(o bi to ypctfi/ud. Eccles. 687- SYN. 'AydKcntTio, eKTrvZu), Kd(j)EUj. 
 Kdirvpds, a, 6v, adj. [torrid us, fervid us,] parched, burning. 'AXXd jxe tis 
 
 Kdirvpd vdffds e£dXd7ra£e. Theocr. 2. 83. Syn. Aetros, nudXtos. 
 Kd7rvs, vos,6, P. N. [Capys,] Capys. 'AaadpdKos bEKdnvv 6 b' dp'Ayyjoiiv teke 
 
 TTtlibd. Y. 239. 
 
 Kd?rw, iuus. [(l)spiro; (2) antiquitus, capio.] See KaTrrw, and Damm. in 
 
 Kd7TW. 
 
 Kdp, upds, o, nom. gentil. [Car,] a Carian. ? H Vt Toy bXavXov fiXQuy ; b. wo-7rep 
 
 oi Kdpes jilv ovv. Aves 292. 
 Kdp, Kdpds, 6 vel to, subst. ["capillus rasus, rescissus, ideoque res vilissima,"] 
 
 a slip of hair, any thing mean. (See Heyne's note.) Ttw £e uXv ky kuoos aiarj. 
 
 I. 378. 
 
 Pros. Lex, 3 £, 
 
450 KAP KAPI 
 
 Kdp, Kdpa, K&prj, to, (gezt. Kpards, dat. KparX and Kdpg, ace. Toy and 70 /cpaVd, 
 
 also to Kdpa. See Schol. Hec. 432.) 1 Kupr/dp, gen. r/dros and 7?ros. 
 Kdprjvov, ov, to, subst. [caput,] the head, the summit. 'E£ opiiov enl mp' fit- 
 
 vvdet be te epy avBp&Truv. IT. 392. See also Med. 1384. A. 443. T. 405. and 
 
 H. 19. SyN. KtydXr], Kopirr). EPITH. AvfTTrjrov, 7rdXXevKov, (oaK^e'dv, dOXXov, 
 
 KdaiyvrjTov , ofidXeKTpdv, dvbaXov, ^vprjices, £nv6ov, kclkov, (f>XXdv, akKifiov, yepaiov, 
 
 KCLTCiiTTvaTov, KoKXlviKov, eyKeKapperov , ttoXXov, alizeivbv, ctKpov, dfievtjvov, b'idv, 
 
 %(pQifJi6v, avdoKOfiov, aOavardy, beivov, XdaXov, ev7rXdi:dfj.dv, Xd^y^ev, Xatf^OTfxrj- 
 
 tov, ydpXev, vTtEpoirXov , afxepbaXEoy, &kv popov , opddv. 
 KdpabdkEio, V. [expecto,] to expect. Kapaboajcrio crjjv eicel TrdpovaXav. Iph. A. 
 
 1432. SyN. YlpoaboKaui), bonevu), e\7ri£(t). 
 KdpafjjSXs, Xds, f], P. N. [Carambis,] a promontory of Paphlagonia. YlavTodsy 
 
 r)Xl(3dros' Kai fiiv KdXiovcrX KdpctyujSiJ'. Apoll. 2. 36l. 
 KapayicrTrip, rjpds, et Kapaiicrrr)s t ov, 6 et ft, adj. [mortis capitalis aucter,] one 
 
 who cuts off the head. 'AW ov KdpavicTrjpEs otyQaXfi&pvxoi. Eumen. 186'. 
 
 See also Rhes. 817. SYN. QdvdTrj(pdpds, TToivXfids. 
 Kdpaiow, v. [ad frstigium perduco; perflcio,] to bring to a head, to terminate. 
 
 ToXovbk' 7rpciyfxd fii) adpavQaai (pXXois. Choeph. 6$)3. SYN. Kf0d\atoa>, te- 
 
 Xeidh). 
 KapciTojuEw, v. [caput abscindo,] to behead. YIdptv fioXovTE, XP^ V KaparojAely 
 
 B(pei. Rhes. 582. 
 Kdpardjjds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [cui caput est abscissum,] having the head cut off, 
 
 or cut from the head* AoifiaicX irp&Tov kcu KapaTdjuois xX?ba~is. Soph. 
 
 Electr. 52. 
 Kapfiavds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [barbarus,] a barbarian, a foreigner. Kdpj3avds &v b' 
 
 "EXXrjaXv eyx^' €ts dyav. JEsch. Suppl. 921. SYN. Bapfidpos, aXXdtyvXds , 
 
 leros. 
 Kapbdfilciio, v. [de nasturtio garrio,] to babble about the nasturtium. Tx mp- 
 
 bd/jttCEis ; ov fidbXel bevp' tos Efxe \ Tliesm. 6*1 7. 
 Kcipbdjiidy, ov, to, subst, [nasturtium,] a kind of water-cress, of an acrid taste. 
 
 'Olvdvpcov, ical bXnalwv, Kat ^Xettovtiov Kcipbd/ud. Vesp. 455. 
 KapbdjdvXrj, ijs, r), P. N. [Cardamyle,] Cardamyle. See "lor;. 
 KapbXa, et KpdbXa, as, r), suhst. [cor, animus,] heart, affection, courage. TXv 
 
 ey bdjjiois jj.e KapbXay e^eiv bdtce'ts ; Iph. A. 1173. See also Med. QS. Syn. 
 
 Kfjp, Kedp, ijrop, (pprjv, Ovfids. EPITH. Kdddpd (j)XXrf, TdXatvd, rroXXd rXdard, 
 
 6EoaEJ3))s, 7Tpo<pp(i)v, aXbr)pEY), ctY^'Vyuej'^, dTeiprjs, jJEvtb^Xos, arpwros, dfxeiXXxps, 
 
 dXiyetyrf, dTrfipoKdicds, dboXos, aToXpds, 6pdae~id, j3ddvTrXovTos ? yblpd, OapodXZa, 
 
 /jiXaivd, TrXvvTtj, otydXipa. 
 KapbXdbrjKTos, 6v, adj. [cor mordens,] annoying the heart, galling. KapbXdbrj- 
 
 ktov EjAoi KpdTVveis. Again. 1447. SYN. (dv^iobdicrjs, brj^Xdvfxos, Ovfibv KdrEbcjy, 
 
 KapbXas bqKTrjpXos. 
 KapbdnXuiv, tovos, 6, P. N. [Cardopion,] Cardopion. 'fls KapbdnXwy tyiv /ir/rtpa. 
 
 Eccles. 117S. 
 Kapbdnds, ov, fj, et KapboTrr), t/s, ?/, subst. [mactra,] a kneading-trough. "Ootis 
 
 KdXtoeiE Kapbbirov ti]v Kapbdirr)V. Nub. 1253. SYN. Ma^rpa. 
 KdprjKo/uidio, v. [comam alo,] to have long hair. KeXeve KdpijKdfidojvTas \Ax«<oi/y. 
 
 B. 11. SYN. Ko/uO, Kdrdf36aTpv%ds el/uiX. 
 Kopta, as, //, P. N. [Caria,] a territory in Asia Minor. "EtX vvv tov otydaXfior 
 
 7rdpd/3rtX/V els KapXav. Equit. 17« 
 KapXs, Xbds, 7}, subst. [squilla,] a shrimp. Kapxbtov dbeX^oi. Vesp. 1522. 
 KapXtcdepytis, 6 et //, evs, adj. [a Carica gente factus,] wrought or made by the 
 
 Carians. Acvte KapXudepyEos dyjdvoid. Anacr. fr. 137. 
 KapiKds, r), ov, adj. [Carius ; hinc, vilis, exiguus,] Carian, paltry, small. Ko- 
 
 piKwv avXrj/udTojv. Ran. 1302. 
 
 1 Kapa is frequently used with an adjective, per synecdochen, to denote a person ; as <pXKav 
 napa, a dear person. 
 
KAPI KAPT 451 
 
 KapXwv, 1 <oios, 6, P. N. [Cavion,] the name of a 6lave. Tlal KapXw, ra arpiu- 
 
 fxaT e^epeiv a e\pTp'. Plut. 624. 
 Kapcatpu), v. [resono, solium edo qualem sicca vi pulsata,] to resound, to 
 
 crack. Kapicatpe be yala -xdheGGtv. Y. \5J. SYN. 'H^ew, dpdfjeoj, Kiveofxai. 
 *KapKiviTr)s, ov, 6, P. N. [Carcinites,] Carcinites. "Erepos Tpdya>b<)s KapKlviT-qs 
 
 epXerat. Vesp. 1505. 
 KapKii'ds, ov, 6, subst. [(l) cancer ; (2) signum coeleste; (3)forceps,] a crab, the 
 
 constellation called the Crab, a pair of pincers. Ov ttotZ Troujcreis Toy Kcipici- 
 
 vov opQa fiabiZeiv. Pax 1083. EpiTH. Aex^o*- 
 Kapi'eiahrjs, ov, 6, P. N. [Carneades,] the father of Telesicrates; an illustrious 
 
 Cyrenean. 'A-yddea Kapveidba. Pyth 9- 127- 
 Kapvta, item Kapveld, <ov, tu, subst. [Carnea,] a festival in honor of Apollo, 
 
 instituted on account of his punishment of one Carnus, a prophet. 2, Td be 
 
 Kapved Kai bij eyep-rrei. Theocr. 5. 83. 
 Kapretds, dbds, >/, adj. [Carneas,] of or belonging to the festival Carnea. Te0- 
 
 fjiat evre a(f)iv Kapietdbes ijXvddy (opai. Call. 2. 87* 
 Kdpds, ov, 6, subst. [sopor cum gravedine,] a deep sleep. Kdpos be pXv dyu^e- 
 
 KdXv'^e. A poll. 2. 203. 
 Kdpdu), v. [velernum induco,] to render torpid. Qararf Ketcdpoj/jterd beivd rri- 
 
 Xiopd. Theocr. 24. 55. Syn. Bdoui-w. 
 KapTrddds, et per metath. KpairaOos, ov, ?/, P. N. [Carpathus,] an island, from 
 
 which the Carpathian sea derived its name. Kal KvXbds al7retvt), teat Kao7rd- 
 
 605 1) v ejj.de a ad. Horn. Apoll. 43. See also B. 676. EPITH. Ilcu7rd\de<r<Td. 
 Kap7rd\Xfjids, ov, 6 et ?'/, adj. [celer,] quick. KapirdXXfxotaX 7robeaaX' Oeol be re 
 
 Truvres opCbvTo. X. l66. SYN. 'Qkvs, aixprjpos, rd^us, ofys. 
 KapndXljuhjs, adv. [cito, raptim,] rapaciously, quickly, rapidly. Tocppd be 
 
 Kap7rd\lfiii)s f^iKero vqvs evepyi'is. fJ. l66". SYN. '0£v, 6£,e<*)s, rd^y, rd^eojs, 
 
 pifKpd. 
 Kapnlioj, v. [fructum decerpo,] to yield fruit. Ol> Kapiriclova dporois. Helen. 
 
 1327. 
 Kapitlfjos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [frugifer,] fruitful. r Ht crv TncTehior djieXyeis twv t,eiu>v 
 
 tovs KctpTri/jLovs. Equit. 326. » 
 
 KapTrdTroios, Kap7roTpd(j)ds, et Kapirotpopos, ov, 6 et ?;, adj. [fructificus,] fruit-yield- 
 ing, bounteous. "A/ipo^d, UebXa Kapirofyopd re yds. Helen. 1500. 
 KapTTddjuat, v. [fructum percipio, fruor, conserjuor,] to reap the fruits, to pos- 
 sess. JJevdq fxeyio-TdbaKpvojy kap-ov/jtevai. Hipp. 1425. SYN; 'A7ro\ayw, Kqp- 
 
 7ricid/jai. 
 Kaphas, ov, 6, subst. [(1) fructus, (2)junctura manuum,] fruit, produce, off- 
 spring ; (2) the wrist. Kara? btbojo-i KapwpV av6pu)7rois b' da. Hec. 5.93. 
 
 EPITH. "A(f)ddids, aQdvdros, dtyeLbrjs, yXvuvs, Zelbwpos, 0£pec?wos, reddq\i)s, epX- 
 
 6r)\))s, OuXXwv, TroXvyqQiis, ^(apXets, ttiojv, G'ivoxp, peXXi'jbris, [.iXXX&piov, Oepetos. 
 Kap-rnofjid, drds, to, subst. [(1) fructus, queestus, (2) victima, ] fruit, gain ; a 
 
 victim. Kup7rw/Kt7-a ora^oira K-qpvaaei Kv-rrpis. Msch. Suppl. 1008. SYN. 
 
 OvqaXs, duaXct, Ttpootyuph. 
 KappojTos, ov, 6, P. N. [Carrotus,] the brother of the wife of Arcesilaus. Q>X\eli> 
 
 be KappuTov k%d^ eTaipojf. Pyth. 5. 34. 
 Kaprd, adv. [valde,] very, very much, powerfully. Xp>) be levov fxev Kaprd 
 
 irpoaywpelv ndXei. Med. 224. SYN. Ildvi), dydy, fjtdXd, fxeydXojs, betvuis. 
 KapTai7rovs, et tcpdTatTTovs, 7rubos, adj. [validos pedes ha bens,] strong-footed. 
 I Kaprcu'7r6&' av epvy Taiaoxf- Olymp. 13. 113. See Horn. 48. 8. 
 I KapTepai^rjs, ov, 6, subst. [bellator validus,] a valiant warrior, ILirovbaiaXv 
 
 aplai KapTepai-^fjiav. Isth. 6\ 55. 
 Kaprepeu), v. [forti auimo sum, patienter fero,] to be brave, to persevere, to 
 
 1 For the quantity of the first syllable of KapXwv see Brunck, Tlut. 1100. 
 3 See Heyne, Pind. Pyth. 5. 103. 
 
452 KAPT KAIT 
 
 endure. 'Pqov Tcdpaivtiv, rj irddovTa Kaprtpeiv. Alcest. 1097 . SYN. Aia- 
 Kapreptd), bXapKEto, fiEVh), virbfiEVU), avrlyju, btdre'Seb). 
 KapTEpddv/mds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [tolerans,] strong in mind, resolute. VvpTXdbrjv, 
 
 Mvffiov i]yi]Topa KapTepodvfiwv. T". 512. SYN. See KpaTEpofppwv. 
 Kaprepos, vi(l. Kpdrepos. 
 KapTepdxeip, x et P° s > af U- [validus.manu,] strong-handed, powerful. KapTspd- 
 
 X ei P> ufxdyrjre, bopvaBevES. epicos 'bXvjiirov. Horn. J. 3. 
 Kap-toros, et KpaTiaros, rj, ov, adj. [praestantissimns,] most excellent. Kap- 
 7iorr)v &}) Ti]v yl ixuyr\v (pdro bvfJiEvaX avbpwv, Z. 185. SYN. "Apt otos, av- 
 
 hpeioraTus, arbpuybeaTCLTos. 
 Kapros, vid. Kpdros. 
 Kaprvvw, vid. Kpdrvvoj. 
 KdpvKoTroteio, v. [suaviter condio; sermonem variis modis condio,] to season 
 
 agreeably, to varnish. f 6r£>) Xkyeiv 6los te /cdyw, koi tcapvuu-rroiew. Equit. 343. 
 Kdpvdu, ov, to, subst. [mix jugians,] an almond, a nut. ^{jkois, rat Kapvois, 
 
 kcli EheafAcial TravTobdn-olaXv. Ran. 3 1 . 
 KapvvTws, a ov, adj. [Carystius,] of Carystus. 'EvrXyv be fjeXXdfxev $£vovs 
 
 rivets KdpvrjTiovs. Lysistr. 1068. 
 KaptydXsds, et KapxdXEos, 6v, 6 et ?j, adj. [siccus, and us,] dry, parched. Kap- 
 
 (pdXiwv, to. filv dp te bXecKEbda dXXvbXs aXXy. e. 369* See also <I>. 541. SYN. 
 
 Brjpos, acidXEds, Kdrafypos. 
 Kapcprjprji fjs, f], subst. [festuea,] a straw. Kctpfrjpds drjffojv tekiois', 1 Ioh 171. 
 Kapcpos, eos, to, subst. [palea,] chaff, bran. r fl? be; yvvrj /udXEpa) irlpl [or 7rvpt] 
 
 KapfsEd x e vdro baXbi. Apoll. 3. 291. SYN. iLKivbaXpos, KaXdfir], <j>pvydvdv. 
 Kap^w, v. [sicco, arefacio,] to parch up. Kapipe juev ol XP° a kclXov evi yvafxn- 
 
 TolaX fxtXeaaX. v. 430. SYN. Avatvto, ^rjpatvh). 
 Kapxdpdbovs, ovtos, adj. [acutos habens dentes,] sharp-toothed, ravenous. 
 
 "Hare bv alydXEOVTE, kvv&v V7rd napxdpdb6vT(ov. N. 193. 
 Kapxvwdv, ov, to, subst. [(1) poculum ; (2) summa pars mali nantici,] a 
 
 goblet, the shrouds of a ship. 'Kpv^y /uev ovv itlaovodv Ik Kapx*i<rXidv. Hec. 
 
 1251. Syn. ffllKpttiv. 
 KaactXpaia, v. [convitior,] to act the strumpet, to revile wantonly. K&<7a\- 
 
 fldvu) tovs kv YlvXo) oTpdrriyovs. Equit. 354. SYN. AotbopEO), bevvacloj, em- 
 
 okwtttio, £7rripEasi<i), KeprdfJiEh). 
 KdaaXpds, dbds, // s subst. [meretrix,] a harlot, a strumpet. 'Yno Taivbt ralv 
 
 KdffaXjjdboty, Sevp' elairXEOJv . Eccl.- 1098. 
 Kaaavbpa, as, f], P. N. [Cassandra,] one of the daughters of Priam. *H Kaaar- 
 - bpav EoXbu), Tpwa^es. Hec. 86. 
 KdvavpXdv, et Kaaavpelbv, ov, to, subst. [lupanar,] a brothel. 'Ev KdffavpXoiaX 
 
 Xe'iX<>>v tt]v clttotttvotov bpoaov. Equit. 1285. Syn. Hopreldv. 
 Kdffiyvyros, ov, 6, (2) Kdmyvi}Tr), r\s, ?/, et (3) KdalyvrjTos, yv, adj. [(1) frater, 
 
 (2) soror, (3) de fratre vel sorore,] (1) a brother, (2) a sister, (3) of a bro- 
 ther or sister. Aeivov Kdcnyvriroiai yiyvsaOat Xoyovs. I ph. A. 37^. 
 KdorXs, Xds, 6 et r/, subst. [frater, soror,] a brother, a sister. TV "Erropos te, 
 
 Xdrtpuv ttoXXwv KdoXv. Hec. 36l . SYN. 'AbeXtyos, dbeX(f)T],.avrdbeX(j)ds, avro- 
 
 KdaiyvrjTos. 
 KcHTaXETrEid, as, fj, P. N. [Cassiopea,] the wife of Cepheus and mother of An- 
 dromeda. Nvkti (})deivdfXEvr) 7rafjtfxr]yibX K^aaaXETreid. Arat. Phoen. 190. 
 KaaaXTEpds, ov, b, subst. [plumbum album,] white lead, tin. XaXnov 6' kv 
 
 TrvpX fiaXKev dreipsd, KaaaXrEpov te, X. 474. EpiTH. 'EaVos, veotevktos, <j>dei- 
 
 vos, 7rdve(j)dds. 
 KdaTdXXa, as, t], P. N. [Castalia,] a sacred fountain at Delphi. "ErX bs Kaa~ 
 
 TdXXas vbwp. Phoen. 229- PHR. 'Apyvpdeibe'ts KaaraXXas bivai. 
 KafTTdXXbEs, (ov, at, [epith. Musarum,] of Castalia. Nv/xcpai KaaraXxbes, Uap- 
 
 vaaXov, alnds exotcrac. Theocr. 7» 148. 
 
 1 See Wesseling. Diod. Sic. Vol. 2. p. 103. 
 
KAXT KATA 453 
 
 KaorXdveipd, as, t\, P. N. [Castianira,] the daughter of a prince in Thrace. 
 Ka\>) Kaoridi'eipd, be.fj.as eluvla OerjffX. 0. 305. 
 
 Kaardpewv, to, sc. ueXos, et Kacrropews v/uivos, [Castoreum carmen,] the mili- 
 tary song of the Spartans. To Kaaropewv. Pyth. 2. 127* 
 
 Kaarwp, dpds, o, P. N. [Castor,] (1) the son of Jupiter and Leda, and brother 
 of Pollux; (2) a Cretan, the son of Hylacus. See £. 204. KaoTdpi re IIoXv- 
 bevicei t ev aldepos Ttrvyais. Orest. 1653. EPITH. e l7r7rc>§duds, tcpdrepos, iTtird- 
 Xxbrjs, aloXoTTuXos, (pdeacpopos, ypvoapjjLa-ds, TvvbdpXbrjs, Ta^v7r(t)\6s, bdpvaaoos, 
 •^aXtceodwprjl, i\uXde6s, UKv-nrdbwr bebdr]uevos 'imrwy. 
 
 Kdrd, praep. [(1) cum genitiv. de, contra, ad versus ; (2) cum accus. per, secun- 
 dum,] (1) down from, against; (2) along or down, according to. YrjQos 
 add' rjuwv oiaerai rrjfo' rjuepa. Orest. 434. 
 
 Karafiabriv, adj. [deorsum,] in or while descending. 'E£ov Kdrdfidhriv* ovk 
 erbs -)(u>\ovs irolets. Acharn. 411. 
 
 Karafiaivb), v. [descendo,] to descend, to dismount, to disembark. "Afar 
 yQovlov KCLTafiijoei. Androm. 542. SYN. 'ATrd/3aiv<o. 
 
 KaTafiaKxXodfjai, v. [bacchor,] to perform the orgies of Bacchus, to be frantic. 
 Kal KardfiaKyXovcQe, bpvos. Bacch. 109* SYN. 'AvdfiaKy^evio. 
 
 Ka~afia\\(o, et poet. KafifidXXco, f. d\<5, v. [dejicio, everto,] to throw down, to 
 cast. KdXov to Qvixd KdrdfSdXovad baifiocrXv. Bacch. 1235. SYN. Kara-" 
 paaau), KaraaKaTTTO), Kdrep€i7ru), dvaTpeirti), Tropdeu), diroppiiTTU). 
 
 KaT&fiafffjids, ov, 6, subst. [descensus,] a descent. KdTdfiaofibv, evdd Bu/3Xt- 
 
 V(t)V &pGiV OLTTO. P. V. 836. 
 
 KaTaJSaj3\aKevfjtivb)s, adv. [tarde,] sluggishly. Kov KaTafiefiXaKevjjieviDS. Plut. 
 
 325. Syn. BXaricws. 
 KdrafiXcnrrot), v. [detriments afficio,] to injure. Kal viyyv, ore fii] tX tcdra- 
 
 ft^ft^Ty to gov avTov. Horn. Merc. 93. SYN. BXd7rrw, kolkou), Xvfiaivdfxai, 
 
 CrjuXou). 
 KcLTafiXibcrKh), v. [percurro,] to run down or through. "Agtv KarafiXwoKovTa. 
 
 7T. 466. SYN. KaTepxofiai, bu^epypfxni.' 
 
 * Kdrd/3odw, v. [obstrepo, strependo vinco,] to inveigh against, to outbawl. 
 Kdrefioaae: 5' av Kitcpayios rolpras Tpirr^iXXovs. Acharn. 71 !• SYN. 'ETri/Godw, 
 dvatcpa^u), E7rXl3(*)(TTpE(i). 
 
 Kdrd/3o\j7, rjs, f], subst. [fundamentum,] the foundation, structure. Kdrd/SdXdy 
 
 lep&v dywvwv. Nem. 2. 5. Syn. 'EbedXXov, OvaXa, teXsttj. 
 KaTafioaKU), v. [depasco,] to keep down by feeding on, to cultivate. 'A Mt- 
 
 Xards epeX, x° Tar ^dfuXav KarafioaKvv. Tlieccr. 15. 126. SYN. KdrdVpwyw, 
 
 Kdraftfuafju. 
 
 * KaTafioaTpv-xos, ov; 6 et //, adj. [comatus,] having pendent locks, hairy. 
 Ka.Ta(36<TTpvxvs, oufxd&i yopyos. Plscen. 146. SYN. Aay^ets, x aiT >l eis ' 
 
 KdrajSpeyw* v. [perfundo,] to moisten thoroughly. Mrjirio, fiij-rru) ye, irpXv 
 
 av tovti 7TTv^(t}uai, urf KdTufipexdti' Nub. 267. SYN. Ata/^pey^w, Kdrappaivut, 
 
 £id)(£w, dpbio. 
 KdTafiptdo), v. [ingravesco, item onustus sum,] to weigh down, to be loaded, 
 
 to surpass. "OA/3w uev Trdvras KaTafieflptdei pdaXXyjds. Theocr. 17. 9^» SYN. 
 
 Bdpew, fidpvvdfjiai, vikuu). 
 Kara fipoxQ !'£<*>, v. [deglutio, devoro,] to swallow down, to devour. Kdrd/Jpoy,- 
 
 Qieas, k$t h'7rXwp tov Ciojfxov, dvuTrovurTos. Equit. 357« 
 Kdrafipoxw, v. [sorbeo,] to suck down or up. °Os to tcdTafipofcuv, etcyiv KprjTfjpi 
 
 fxXyein. o. 222. " 
 KdrafipwuX, v. [devoro,] to devour. Avrdp erretbt), 4>o7y3t, Kdrefipios d/jf^pdroy 
 
 elbdp. Horn. Apoll. 127. 
 KdrdycXdw, V. [derideo,] to laugh at. KdrdylXwvrds e^dvyjaei bXd ae, Kat r//v 
 
 ariv Kdprjv. Iph. A. 372. SYN. 'ETrtytXdw, bXdiraiZh), xXeva<5w, vpplalio, Kepro- 
 
 fxe(i),.KdTa<pp()vi(i). 
 KdrdytXws, w, b, subst. [ludibriuni,] an insult. T Ap aladdvet tov KdrdytXtJv 
 
 tiov rrpeapiiov. Equit. 320. 
 
454 KATA KATA , 
 
 KaTayrjpaffKh), et icdTdyrjpdu), v. [senesco,] to grow old. 'dyftpws y' e'itj Kdrdy>;- 
 
 pavtceiv. Med. 124. See also c. 510. SYN. TripaaKu), yr}pdu>, irdpr}fldu>, ettX 
 
 yTip&s iiceffdai. 
 Kdrdyitew, v. [deorsum fero, deveho,] to bear down. "Aarv S' d^' vyrjXtov 
 
 opeiov KaTayivtov vXrjv. k. 104. SYN. KaTcifepio, Karayu). 
 Ka-ayii'UHTKw, 2 a. efvtbv t v. [decerno adversus aliquem, condemno,] to decide 
 
 against any one, to condemn. Kctt T&vb' 1 ottojs dv ev Kdrayriocrdrj biKrj. Eumen. 
 
 5?6. SYN. KtiraKpirht, eXeyx^, Kdrdfje/jupd/Jiai. 
 KuTay\ojT~t£(i), v. [(1) im pud ice suavior, (2) deblatero. convicior,] to kiss ob- 
 scenely, to use the tongue against, to abuse. See in QrjXvbpXwbrjs. Syn. 
 
 Aoibbpid)^ icdrriydpeb). 
 KdrayXdjTTicriid, tiros, to, subst. [(1) osculum impudicum, (2) obtundens loqua- 
 
 citas,] an unchaste kiss; a deafening loquacity. 'H fr uv pvpov, KpoKov, *dra- 
 
 y\d)TTiafjidTwv. Nub. 51. 
 Karay/m, tiros, to, subst. [fractura,] a thing torn or broken off, a lock of wool. 
 
 XwpXs ek(X(ttov % Kqr tino tovtuv ttuvtiov to Kdray/jd XdfiovTas. Lysistr. 584. 
 KdTtiyrvfxX, f. a£w, 2 aor. pass, yijv, v. [frango,] to break. Kcil /uri Kdrafru, 
 
 <r<j)d\epov, rjye/jtibv Opdavs. Eur. Suppl. 518. SYN. "AyivfiX, KdranXdh). 
 Kdrtiyopevh), v. [defero, indico,] to convey information of. 'lav be fxt) aot 
 
 KardyopEvaty, Pax 107. SYN. EicrayyeXXio. 
 Kdraypd^w, v. [describo, delineo,] to write down, to delineate. 'O/o^e/a tctiTe- 
 
 ypax^ev. Alcest. 989. Syn. Tpafu), 
 Kdrtiyw, v. [deduce, deducor,] to bring down or back, to restore from exile, 
 
 to sail, to land. "AXXovs fcdrd£w ivpoadev, // rtiXaiv Zyu. Med. 1012. SYN. 
 
 TJpocrtiya), KciTatpu), TrdpdfiaXXo). 
 Kdrdywytdr, ov, to, subst. [diversorium,] a place of reception. Kdrdywytov 
 
 ToiovTov. Anacr. 22. 8. Syn. 'WavbbyEibv. - 
 
 Kdrtiba^djuat, v. [divido, distraho,] to divide, to tear. 'AXXd utives te k<xX 
 
 olojvot fwdrd TavTa btirrovTai. X. 354. SYN. 'ATrobaCdficii, Xrj'i^dfxai, biap7ra.G(t>. 
 Kdrdbaio/jat, V. [devoro, comedo,] to devour. Alywr oybwicoiTti fxd)'os KaTE- 
 
 baiadro fiaobas. Theocr. 4. 34. SYN. Kdrarpwyw,. *:drd6ds?ojuai. 
 KdrdbaKi'o), v. [mordeo,] to bite, to gnaw. 'A\V ettX XeKTpov Xojv, KtirdbaKrio 
 
 bciKTvXov aKpov. Batrach. 45. 
 KtiTtibctKpvb), v. [largissime fleo,] to shed tears abundantly. KdTEbdkpvad, mi 
 
 fiX£(pdpdi' vypalvu). Helen. 672. SYN. Kdrd baicpv \Eit), baupvu), KdradpijiEU). 
 
 * KdrdbaKrvXUos, ov, b, subst. [cinaedus.] See in AdXijrUds. 
 
 * Karaba/nvapait v. [edomo, perdomo,] to bring under subjection, to tame. 
 ObXo7rob\ ovXdhidprjrti nvpos KtiTebafxvtiT dvTfxrj. Horn. Merc. 137« SYN. 
 Au/didjuai, btifidu), KpaTEU), viroTaooii). 
 
 KdTdbciTTTio, v. [devoro, lacero,] to devour. ,V H /jtiXti /jev KdrdbcnrTET dKovorTos 
 
 <})XXdi' itTOp, it. 92. SYN. Aa7rrw, KarEbio, KdrdK07rTU), bpvnTio, btaa7rdu). 
 Kdrdbapdavu), 2 a. KaTlbapdov, per metath. KdribpaQov. /Eol. KabbpdQov, V. 
 
 [alte dormio,] to be in a deep sleep. "EtX b y ovy, efcis ovt ev KXlvrj KaTtibapdeli'* 
 
 ov ydp £<roi'TCtt. Plut. 527- SYN. Kadevbio, KdTdKot/jdd/nat, Kddv7nou), evbw. 
 KwiTdbeibu), V. [pertimesco,] to fear greatly. Toiovtov tbiov Ttpds ov Kdribeia. 
 
 Pax 7^8. SYN. YlEpiba'bb), Trepitydfitd/ucti, eiC7rTi](T(Tio, KdrcnrTijtjaii), beiXidu). 
 KtirdbelKM/ul, et ndTdbeiKvvu), f. bei£b), v. [ostendo, patefacio,] to show, to 
 
 invent, to prove. 'Optyevs /jev yap teXetcis 6' iifiiv KaTEbet^E, (jjovwv t d7rex£odai. 
 
 Ran. 1032. SYN. See Ackvvyut. 
 KdrdbepKofxat, v. [aspicio,] to behold. Mdwas dvdos kdrdSepx^V^at* Trach. 
 
 1002. SYN. ^LepKo/xat, xadopdu), /3\e7rw, deiopEU). 
 KdTdbevto, v. [taadefacio,] to moisten. IllXov l")(eiv aaKijTov, Xv ovdrd fit) Kdrti- 
 
 bevy. Hes. Op. 543. SyN. Aeuw, fDpix^, vbrl£u). 
 KdrdcJew, v. [devincio,] to bind down or tight. At' e/jle KaTZbiiodTo, bvaydfibv 
 
 alo"xyvav. Helen. 6S6. SYN. 'ArdSew, avybscj, bid), bea/xevu, ovvaTTTui. 
 KdTtibr)Xos, 6v, adj. [valde manifestus,] very manifest. "0\pet KdTtibrjXd tov 
 
 rpbfftairov ru pdKrj. Plut. 1065. Syn. 'ApXbqXos, ZtcbriXos, brjXds. 
 
KATA KATA 455 
 
 KaraSrwdfiupeb), v. [populuni devoro, absumo,] to devour the people, to consume. 
 
 1vXXe*as XaolaX bfirio Kdrdbrf/xopopiiaai. 2. 301. * SYN. KaTatpdyio, KdrdpaXitTKio. 
 Kdrdb^pXadfiai, v. [concerto, contendo,] to fight, to contend, ©i/i/s, rovabl # 
 
 Etjv Treblov Karabrjpidaadai. U. $6. SYN. 'AfitXXddfxai, (piXopeiKEV, fid^Qfiat, 
 
 fiapvixfxai. 
 KarabiuWaacru), v. [concilio, pacera compono,] to reconcile, to make 
 
 peace. EloX tXpes, o'l /*' iXiyop, ws KdrdbXrjXXdyrjp. Vesp. 1284. SYN. iliaX- 
 
 XciffCTLO. 
 
 KarabovXou), v. [in servitutem redigo,] to reduce to slavery. Ov MepeXeios /ue 
 
 KardbEbovXcoTat, tekvop. Ipli. A. 1269* 
 Ka-ubpdfxik, op, adj. [vastatus,] over-run. YlvpX Kdrdbpofjid. Troad. 1290. 
 
 SYN. 'AvdardTOS. 
 Kdrdbpvfid, dros, to, subst. [laceratio,] laceration. KdTdbpvfjidTd yeipiop. Eur. 
 
 Suppl. 51. SYN."A^yy^d. 
 Kdrdbvfj.1, Kdrdbvvoj, Kdrdbvoj, v. [demergo, induo,] to plunge down or into, to 
 
 sink; to set, to put on. "Omrios rovtrb' 'iTnrovs XdpETOP' KdrdbvPTts 6/iiXop. K. 
 
 545. See also Hon). Merc. 237. and 0. 559- SYN. Elabvvco, bvco, a<fuKvedfiai, 
 
 elotpyo /Licit. 
 Kdrolbio, v. [canto, incanto,] to sing, to enchant. "apioXoXv^e, ku\ kut^e pap- 
 
 papa. Iph. T. 1338. §YK."Atbto, q. v. 
 Kd-dbtoodboKEio, v. [corrutnpo sordidis muneribus,] to corrupt with bribes, to 
 
 gain over by bribery. *H rfis iroXEtos ^ei/iace/jue^j/s dp^tov Kd-dbiopdbdKelrai. 
 
 Ran. 36l. SYN. AXatydeipio {^piifidoX). 
 Kdrdevpvio, v. [induo, vestio,] to put on, to clothe or cover. Qpit,X bs iravrd 
 
 vekvp Kdrdeivvov, as EnepaXXop. ^F. 135. SYN. KdrdKaXvirTco, aKEira$.u), irlpX- 
 
 fiuXXto. 
 Kdfacdw, v. [longum vitae tenipus traduco,] to live long. Kdragrj bevp' del 
 
 oefjivov plop. Ion 52. SYN. Zdw. 
 Kdrngeuypvio, et KdraCevyrv/uX, f. £ev£to, v. [conjungo,] to tie down to a yoke, 
 
 to inclose. Tv/jpljpeL ddXa/uw KdTE^ev^dr) . Antig. 9^>7' SYN. ^.v^evyvvfxX, 
 
 £euyvvfjiX, ap/.i6£co, Kadelpyio. 
 KdTa£r)vatTtuo, v. [arefacio,] to dry up. Ta7d /miXaivd cpdpEffKE, Kdrac?>)i>ttffK£ 
 
 bi baifjicov. X. 586. SYN. 'AcJatVw, ai>«UW- 
 * Kdra£u)i>vvjLiX, f. Ziotrco, v. [accingo,] to gird. "OtyEaX Kdre^coaavTo Xf^/motrip 
 
 ylvvp. Baccli. 088. 
 Kd-d0d7r7u>, v. [inhumo,] to bury. Ko7r7r£<re, KarddvE, ical Kdrddaxpo/nev. Agam. 
 
 1530. SYN. 0a7rrw, EPTd(fia$.io, kte^ei^lo. 
 V-drddeXyio, v. [demulceo,] to soothe. Tovs avrrj KaTideX^ep, ettei Kdicd cpdpfjidK' 
 
 ibcoKev. k. 213. SYN. Kdra^^w, KaraCifXet*, Trpavpto, iifiepoLo, rXdatraevio. 
 KdTadvr]<TKLd, 2 aor. eddpop, v. [intereo,] to die, to perish, "lar} OifjaX, 7tX>)k to 
 
 KarQavely /uopop. Hec. 356. SYN. 'AttoOp/jctkio, OvytrKto, ekttpelo, o'i\6/Jiai. 
 KdrddprjTos, >), ov, adj. [tnortalis,] mortal. "HXvd' e^iop' rd jjep ovtX KdraOvrj- 
 
 rolaXv eoitcev. K. 440. SYN. Optjtos, pporos, avbpofxlos. 
 KdTadpTjj'Eio, v. [lamentor,] to lament. '11$ ettX tvhP<o KdTddprjpfiau). Eur. Eleclr. 
 
 1324. SYN. Oprji'Eio, yodco, KaToXocpvpo/xat, obupdfiai, Trevdlio, d7TOKXadfxai. 
 
 Ol/XLO^tO. 
 
 KdrddvfiXds, 8v, adj. [gratus,] agreeable. "0<ppd ettos enroi/ii, to fiot Kdrddv/uXdy 
 
 kceTLV. ^. 392. SYN. 'AizddufxXos, dv[xdpr)S. 
 Kdrddvio, v. [fascino, incanto,] to fascinate. Nuv bi viv ek dviiov KaTdduLTopaX, 
 
 aXXd, ^LeXc'iva. Theocr. 2. 10. SYN. Quit), E-rrqibio, ETTitrcpaTTio. 
 KdTatPdTT)s, ov, 6, et (2) Karaifiarls, >/, adj. [descendens, declivis,] descending, 
 
 open to descent. KdK&v 6 tXyi/mov ovbl top KdraipaTrjp. Bacch. 1350. See 
 
 also Apoll. 2. 353. 
 Karaiyigio, v. [irruo vel everto more turbinis,] to descend like a storm. <fy>d- 
 
 1 See Damra. ancl Heyue. 
 
456 KATA KATA 
 
 £cu 7roXier/id, irplv KaratyXaai trvdas. Sept. Theb. 63. SYN. 'ETctyepofiat, biai- 
 
 Bvcraio. 
 Kdrd7£, ticds, ^, subst. [procella,] a storm. At/u$> eirl OptfiKi, toQev Bojofao 
 
 KCLTai%. Call. 3. 114. SYN."AeXXd, XaiXaxp. EPITH. Ood, xef/iepta, rpr)xeid. 
 KaTdiybrjv, adv. [cum impetu irruendo,] with a violent impulse, (deivdfXEvos 
 
 orXfidprjoX Karaiyhriv eXdrrjcriv. Apoll. 1. 64. SYN. Aafipios, (popdbrjv. 
 Karaibsd/iai, v. [valde revereor,] to respect greatly, to believe. 'Opear', £yw 
 
 rot abv Karatbovfjai icapa. Orest. 675. SyN. Aibsofiat, actofiai. 
 KaratQuXoio, v. [(1) comburo, (2) nigrifacio,] to reduce to ashes, to cover with 
 
 SOOt. M.ifiavTa Trvpl KaraiddXol. Ion 213. 
 Karatdvacro), v. [lucere facio, moveo me per et super,] to flash as lightning, to 
 
 wave over. "Ofij3pov teciv Karaidvcr-crei. Pyth. 5. 13. Syn. AlOvncrto. 
 Kdra/flw, V. [comburo,] to burn down. YlvXdbrj, tcaraide yelad tevvewv rdbe. 
 
 Orest. l637» SYN. Kdrdfca/w, KdrdVp/^w, kdraiQdXow* 
 KaraiKiSio, v. [foedo,] to ill-treat, to disfigure, to pollute. ' AXXd KaTyKivrai, 
 
 oaaov itvpos 'Licet dvrfiri. r. 9« SYN. Aik*£w, vj3pl£(t), icaTCKfypoteu). 
 Karaiveu), v. [collaudo, promitto,] to praise, to betroth, to promise. 'T^els 
 
 re, Trdibes, rube' nai Kdraiveaov. (E. C. 1633. Syn. Yvvaiv euj, a.7rdbe-^pfxai t 
 
 £7rXV€VW. 
 
 Kdraipu), v. [(l) appello, (2) advenio, descendo,] to come into port, to descend. 
 'H/uels 6' eKelae tXvX tpotto) KdTrjpdfXEV ; Bacch. 1284. SYN. Kdrdyw, kdrd- 
 fiaivh), elaepxp/iai, Kdra-irXio). 
 
 * KdTdt(jOdvdfj.ai, 2 aor. yadd^v, v. [discerno,] to perceive, "dray KdraiaBrf tov 
 vfievaiov, ov bofiois. CE. R. 422. SYN. See Aladdvo/uai. 
 
 * KdraiaXos, ov, adj. [decens, consentaneus,] befitting, proper. KdVetr' etti- 
 yvovs epyov ov KdraiaXov. Agam. 1588. SYN. 'EvaiaXfios, Kdr aiadv, ov^ vnep 
 aladv, TrpdarjKiov. * 
 
 Kdrdlffx^f P r( > Kdr£)( w > <!• v « 
 
 * Kdr ataxy vriip, npos, 6, subst. {qui dedecore afficit,] one who disgraces. Adjuiov' 
 KdTaicrxyvTrjpal To'iab' rjyov/bievois ; Agam. 1334. 
 
 Kdraiffxyvio, f. vv&, v. [pudefacio, dedecoro,] to cause to feel shame, to dis- 
 grace. 'Pojfiqv deov tXv' eo-y^, ov ov fcdratff^uvw. Orest. 1168. SYN. AtV^vvw, 
 drtfidcla), utcuVw, dfxavpoio. 
 
 KdrcuTv£ f vybs, r/, subst. [galea, facta superne non cum apice quodam, sed 
 plana,] a helmet low and depressed without a crest. Tavpeirjv, d<pd\6v te kcu 
 aXd(f)6v' rjre Kdrairv^. K. 259* 
 
 KdraLwpeofjiai, v* [dependeo,] to hang down from. 'Apyvpcrj' Ovadvot be Karrjio- 
 pevvro <j)deivoi. Hes. Scut. 225. SYN.-'AvaKp£/*d/*cu, ewcpe/ud/jcu. 
 
 KdrdKcuptos, 6v, adj. [lethalis,] deadly. TvCj # 'obvoevs, 6 01 ovtX (jeXos Kdrd- 
 KaipXov f/XdEV. A. 439* SYN. KaipXos, ddvdri] fdpos. 
 
 J^dTdtcalio, f. icavou, v. [exuro,] to burn down. Tw '00aXjuw jiov 7rpoa£TiXrj(rev ? 
 Kal KdrEKavarev to 7rpdff(i)7rdv. Nub. 411. SYN. Kai'w, kdra^Xeyw, Tcprjdit), irvp- 
 
 7ToXE(t) t eKTTVpdli). 
 
 KdrdKdXu7rrw, v. [obtego,] to draw down a veil, to hide. MeXas yap ogoe 
 
 KdrdKaXxncTei, Troad. 1300*. SYN. KdXv7T7w, TrlpiaTeXXb), OT£yd£u>, crrcyw, 
 
 0K£7rdci(o. 
 KdTdicdfnrTijj, v. [deflecto,] to bend down, to turn, to alter. 'EX7rtoas ekX aol 
 
 KUTEKafJixpE fiXov. Troad. 1242. SYN. Tvafjnrrio, jueraorpE^w. d7ro<7TpE<pio. 
 KdrdKaptydfxai, v. [arefio, marcesco,] to be parched, to be withered. Kdrd- 
 
 KaptyduEvqs, TpXnobas fxiv obovs. Agam. 79« SYN. Hijpau'W, d<j>dvi£(t), Kap(j>io, 
 
 Kdra^rfvacTKOfiat. 
 KdrdK-dVd, ris y >/, subst. [meretrix,] a courtezan. KdrdKacrd, »cat ov \pv6tis ovvdfi 
 
 E-Xpvad. Call. fr. 184. 
 KdrdiceTjLicu, Kardiceiu), et KaraKelofxai, v. [jaceo,] to lie down. 0a/uv^ vn cifiQX- 
 
 ko/j.0) KdrdtceifXEVos' dXXd r ett avrtp. P. 6*77- See also a. 418. SYN. 'Avd- 
 
 KfT/au, KdraKXivofxai, tcdOevbio. 
 
KATA KATA 457 
 
 Karaxeipo), v. [detondeo, absumo,] to crop down, to consume. Ot dap 
 
 ayeipd/uevot fiXorov Karafceipere noXXov. b. 686. SYN. Karava\iaK(o f bid- 
 xeipio. 
 KaraKeXevu), v. [hortor,] to exhort, to encourage, to command, b. Kdrdk'eXeve 
 
 brf. Ran. 209. SYN. 'EygcXet/w, TrapdndXEio. 
 KdTaKrjXew, v. [demulceo,J to soothe. X.u)p)s Zijros KdrdtcrjXfiaei. Trach. 1005. 
 
 SYN. KdrdfleXyw. 
 KdrdKiaads, 6v, adj. [hederaceus, hedera redimitus,] bound with ivy. Kdrd- 
 
 daaoiaX fipcpovras. Anacr. 6. 
 * KdrcucXa/w, v. [lugeo,] to mourn for. ILvyybvov a t u6v KdraKXaio/ueva. Iph. T. 
 
 143. SYN. See Kdradpr}VEu). 
 KdraxXdu), v. [frango,] to break down or off, to subdue. 'Atypdbl-Tcts vbaut 
 
 KdrexXaadr}. Hipp. 764. SYN. 'KdrayvvfiX. 
 KdrafcXets, e'ibds, et Ion. KdraKXrjis, tbos, ff, subst. [quod claudeudis foribus 
 adhibetur,] a lock, a chest. Kcu r//s tcdraKXelbos ettX^eXov Kai tov fxoyXov. 
 Vesp. 154. See Call. Del. 82. 
 KdraKXeiio, f. etVw, et Dor. a£o>, v. [includo,] to shut up. "Ordv els ravras 
 dvefxos Z,r)pbs fiSTEwpiadels tcaTaKXeiadrj. Nub. 404. SYN. 'E-y/cXe/w, K&Teipyu), 
 irepiXa/u/javw. 
 KdrajcXetords, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [inclusus,] shut up. 'H 7ra~is i] KdraKXeiaros. 
 
 Call. fr. 118. 1. 
 KdravX^is, Xbos, //, vid. KdraKXe/s. 
 
 KdratcXfVw, f. Xvib, v. [facio discumbere, discumbo,] to cause to lie down, to 
 recliue at table. ITois ovv KdruKXirw, 0joacT dvvaas. b. Eva^/noi'ios. Vesp. 
 1210. SYN. Kdrd/ce7/^at, eytcXivu), diaKXivw. 
 KdrctKXvZu), v. [inundo, submergo, obruo,] to overflow, to sweep away. Kd- 
 
 TaKXvadrjvai rd /jLuXitrra. Sept. Theb. 1081. SYN. YlXr)/j/j,vpw, irepicrcrevu). 
 KdratcXiodes, wi' ( al, P. N. [Fata,] the Fates. WeialraX ctow cX aiad Kdra/cAai- 
 
 Oes te fidpelcu. ij. 1Q6. 
 KdraKvdio, f. rjcru), v. [corrado,] to scratch, to rub down. 'E7rt Tavrrjarl Kdrd- 
 
 KrrjtrdeirjV kv fiVTTioru) fjierd rvpov. Equit. 77 '1 • 
 Kdranvigw, v. [(l) concido, (2) carpo,] to irritate by rubbing, to rail at. 
 lKio7TT€ts' eyio be KaraKeKviafxat betXa^pa. Plut. 974. SYN. KaraKvaw, bXawX^u), 
 J KddvfipiZw. 
 KdraKvojtrai*), V. [dormio,] to sleep. Told KaraKvucrovrrd /uXrvrddbXu) veov virvy. 
 
 Apoll. 3. 690. 
 KdrdKotpdouui, v. [edormio,] to sleep soundly. Ylrip'Cjv re yevrj Kardicoi/udadto. 
 
 Thesm. 46. SYN. Kotpab), KdrevvdZu). 
 * Kdrd(,otjut5iu, v. [in sorhnum declino oculos,] to sink down into sleep. Kdre- 
 
 KoifxXadTovfxdv ofifxa. CE. R. 1222. SYN. KdOvKrouj. 
 KdrdKotpdvsu), v. [iinpero,] to command, to marshal. Taiov, cur arbpiov nb- 
 Xsjuov KdrdKoipdrEovcrXv . E. 332. SYN. Koipdi>e<v, becnroZw, dnevBviio, lin- 
 tr-dred). 
 
 KdrdKofids, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [villosus,] having hair hanging down. KdrdKbfiov 
 fiaXXei. Bacch. H76. SYN. Evko/jlos, 7roXrko/uos, evdpt£. 
 
 HdrdKopdio, v. [exacuo,] to grind down, to destroy. KdrdKdra 1 jjlep olv dpXwros 
 @Xbs. Hipp. 823. 
 
 KnraKOTTTto, v. [concido,] to cut down, to destroy. 'Y7ro t&v <teu>v udrdKOTrro- 
 , fxevd. b. XloXwv gem ; Lvsistr. 730. SYN. 'A7rdfco7rrw, Kdrdrefjtvio, ovvtc/jU'io, 
 , Oiao-7rdw, KdraKpovu) . 
 
 ^drdKoarfjiEw, v. [compono, orno,] to adorn, to set in order, to arrange. Kd- 
 TdKO(Tfirj(rat irpaypdaX; Vesp. 1473. SYN. '^.TrTkdbpZa), KUTarXdiJuX, rdrru), 
 e^atTKEOJ. 
 
 \.drd*covw, v. [audio plane,] to hear distinctly. Ivptyytis Xav KdrdKovM. Rhes. 
 553. SYN. 'Akovw, dtw, aKpdudfxai, ladKovw. 
 
 1 See Dr. Monk's note. 
 Pros. Lex. 3 M 
 
458 KATA KATA 
 
 KaratcpaZu), v. [reclamo,] to erow, v to rail at. KdrdKeKpd^dfxai oi Kp&ciwp. 
 
 Equit. 287. SYN. Kdrdfiudb), nepXpodio, oracXa^w. 
 Kdra/cpas, adv. [funditus,] from top to bottom, intirely. Tlepaas Karaicpas 
 
 ndXip. Iph. A. 778. SYN. Ylpef.ivdOei', fivaeodep, irapTeX&s. 
 KaTciKpareu), [supero, polleo, floreo,] to surpass, to rule, ©eoflev yap Kara jxoip* 
 
 EKparrjotv. Pers. 105. Syn. See Kpareu). 
 Kdranpe/udoj, et KaraKpefjappvfjii, v. [suspendo de,] to hang from. Ka&&' l/c 
 
 iraercrdXdipip Kpejudaep <j)6pfiiyya XXyelap. 6. 67* SYN. ' Ap a Kpefxdio, Kpeiidw. 
 KdraKpffiep, adv. per syticopen pro KdrdndpriBep. [supra caput, in praeceps,] 
 
 over the head, headlong. *fl$ etydro' Tp&asbe KdraKpfjdep Xa/5e Trevdos. II. 548. 
 KdTaKprjiLii'ddfiai, v. [praecipitor,] to hang downwards. "A/btneXos ivOa nat 
 
 evOd, Kdr€Kprj/j.vu>ird be ttoXXoi. Horn. 6. 39« SYN. Kdraiiopeo/jui. 
 KdraKprjfxros, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [praeceps,] steep. "Axpots Trap yeiXetroXp, dirov 
 
 tcdrdKprjLAvds 6 ywpos. Batracl). 153. SYN. 'ATroKprjfxvds, vxprjXoKprj/jpos, irpypris, 
 
 Kdrappio^. 
 Kd-atcpipw, f. tpCj, v. [(l)judico, (2) condemno,] to decide against, to con. 
 
 demn. Kdrexpivas' ottyj Xoyos ijjxep drapwov. Theocr. 23. 23. SYN. Kplpo), 
 
 Kar ay ip & a kw. 
 KdraKpordXigio, v. [magnopere strepito,] to make a rattling noise. See in 
 
 'ETmportw. SYN. KpordXigo), bovneio, e7rev<piiiaeti), dvXd-^ts). 
 KdraxpvTTTit), v. [occulto, tego,] to conceal. Ilerflet bvotyepto Kdretcpv^ds. Pers. 
 
 542. SYN . 'AirotcpvTrTU), KaTaKaXvirrta, Kevdu). 
 KdraKpiupi), rjs, rj y subst. [occultatio,] concealment. 'AX/V epw, ov yap eyu 
 
 KdraK-pvcpap. CE: C. 218. SYN. KpvxpXs, dnotyvyyi. 
 KdraKTedriZo), et nd-aK7ddf.iai, v. [obtineo,] to gain possession of. Xeip&p 
 
 'H(pat(TToid tear ax? ear tear) dpeiop. Apoll. 3. 136. See also Trach. 795. SYN. 
 
 Krd<fymi, kt ear i£(»). 
 KdraKre/vw, et KaTcucTrjjui, v. [interficio,] to kill. 'A7revj'£7rw ae ju>) fcdraiCTet- 
 
 vetp ejue. Ion 1282. See also Hec. 1198. SYN. 'ATroKrelvio, ktcipio, diaipeio. 
 Kdra/cros, 6V, adj. [(1) deducendus, (2) pensilis,] what can be brought down, 
 
 hanging down. Yevi]aerai aoirwp KdraicTwp KorTafjoop. Pax 1244. SyN. K/oe- 
 
 fiaards, fuerecopos. 
 KdrdKVTTTO), v. [incurvo me, decumbo,] to bend or stoop down. ITpcWw yap 
 
 KaTeKvxbe, to 6' e^oirXdev bopv juukqop. H. 6l 1. SyN. 1,vyKV7rT<*), eyKXipu). 
 
 * KaraKvpoto, v. [sancio, constituo,] to sanction, to adjudge. Ytjqg) Oavdrov 
 Kd-dkvputdets. Orest. 1012. 
 
 KaTvwioXvui, v. [prdhibeo, veto,] to prevent, to forbid. 'AXX' eycopei' benr- 
 
 velv Kdrdic(i)\veis 7rd\ai. Acharn. 1087« SYN. KwXuw, dTre/pyw, dTreppeirio, 
 
 Kdreyw. 
 Kardfcw fiasco , v. [temulentia proterva insulto,] to carouse. Eire to baijiopXov 
 
 KaTeKw^idce. Pboen. 363. SyN. KvpaZia, eiziCeu). 
 KdrdXdXcw, v. [obloquor,] to speak against, to blab. Tt be rols 6vpac,e ratJrd 
 
 KdrdXdXwv ; b. eyu). Ran. 7^2. SYN. 'AvrlXaXew, bXdfiaXXh). 
 Kdr dXa/n fidvio, f. Xitydfiai, 2 aor. eXdfiov, p. eiXtjtya, v. [deprehendo, corripio,] 
 
 to seize, to overtake, to detect. AbrXnd yudX' earaC Kdrd\dj3elp b' rj/uds ebpas. 
 
 Eccles. 21. SYN. 'EirlXafjfidpa), <f>ddp<o t dXiGKio, efyvpioKu), Kdrdixapirro), 
 
 Ktyavoj. 
 
 * Kard^nfiTTU), v, [iiluniino, luceo,] to cause to shine on, to shine. Td^ KardA 
 Xa/jnrdfjei'ap. Troad. 1062. 
 
 KdraXyeio, v. [nioleste fero, doleo,] to be annoyed at. Koi utraXyZ/cas Xeyu>. 
 
 Pliiloct. 372. SYN. Ava-)(epcupoj, aXytw. 
 KdrdXeyw, v. [recenseo, enarro,] to recount, to describe. "E\eyep o7rX/ra$ 
 
 KdrdXZye.ip Zcuypdltdp. Lysistr. 394. SYN. Aeyw, Kdruypdtyii), eyypdtyh), bid' 
 
 pif)/je<o, KdrdXoyicd/uai. 
 KdTdXeifiuj, v. [destillo,] to cause to drop, to distil. T>>' and rds irirpas 
 
 icdrd\e//3ercu vxpodep vbivp. Theocr'. 1. 8. SYN. 'ATroffra^w, KaraoTaZu), 
 
 Hardsell). 
 
KATA KATA 459 
 
 KaraXeurrds, ov, adj. [perunctus,] anointed. Mvpw kdrdXenrrds ; Pax 862. 
 
 SYti/'Eyxpurrds. 
 KdrdXet7rw, v. [relinquo,] to leave, to quit. ToXovbe jjaadov Kdrci\i7ru)v 7rpos 
 
 rovs honovs. Iph. A. 11?9« SYN. AetVw, diroXeiirh), d<fir^xX. 
 KdrdXeTT-oXdyeo), v. [subliliter et argute rimor,] to criticize with subtilty. 
 
 KdTdX€7rTuXdyii<T€i. Ran. S'^J- SYN. AeirToXoytu) , fidcrdv&ii). 
 KdrdXevu), v. [lapidibus obruo,] to bury under stones, to stone to death. He 
 
 fjilv ovv KdrdXevord/JEV, to fjXdpd KE^dXt'j. Acharn. 285. SYN. Aeuw, 7T£-(w<j). 
 KdrdXeit), v. [molo,] to grind. At /jep dp' dXXai evbov, Iwel /card icvpov uAe<7- 
 
 trdv. v. 109. SYN. 'aXeoj. 
 
 * KdrdA//yo>, v. [desino, cesso,] to cease. Net/yp TpE(pErac irp\v *drdX>/£at. Agam. 
 1455. SYN. See A^yw. 
 
 KdTdXTiddfjcu, v. [penilus obliviscor,] Xo forget intirely. Et davovrtav irep ndrd- 
 
 Xvjdovr elv 'Albao. X. 389- SYN. 'ETriXrjdofiai. 
 KdrdXT]7TTXKds, ri, ov t adj. [coniprehendendi facultate prseditus,] capable of 
 
 compreijending, of seizing. See ill (dupv(3r)-U'ds. 
 KdrdX-qTrrds, r), dv, adj. [comprehensibilis,] which can be caught, derived. IleV- 
 
 dos QeoQev KdrdXrj7TTQv. Hipp. 1347. SYN. YlEpXXrjirT os , dXcoros. 
 KdrdXrjxpXs, eojs, 77, subst. [deprehensio,] a seizure. Kal repdrelar, xat irlpX- 
 
 Xeijti', kcu Kpovaiv /cat KaruXrjXpiv. Nub. 318. SYN. VvwpXaXs, airrOrjms, ovvectXs. 
 KdraXXdyrj, rjs, >/, subst. [reconciliatio,] reconciliation. YllpX hoXe^ov KdraX- 
 
 Xdyfjs. Aves 1588. SYN. Zvi'aXXdyi], bXaXXdyy). 
 KdraXXdcrtru), v. [reconcilio,] to exchange one thing for another, to recon- 
 cile. • Ou aoi KdraXXa-^delcd, rrlpX' at teal bdfj.ovs. Ipli. A. 1157. SyN. A10X- 
 
 Xacrau), ohceidu). 
 KdrdXdyds, ov, 6, subst. [catalogus, enumeratio,] a catalogue, an enumeration. 
 
 "E-n-eid' 6 irdXiTrji evtZdeis kv KardXoyu). Equit. 13&9. SYN. Aoyo?, TrXva't,. 
 
 * KaraX#Wc?<t>, v. [sulco,] to make a deep furrow. TdXaucu tekvwv. b. Kara 
 ixlv dvv^iv — , liXdi^l<TfjiEd\ I Eur. Suppl, 835. SYN. 'A\dd$to, dporpXdco, ^d- 
 pduau). 
 
 KdrdXouw, v. [iu balneas consumo,] to wash away, to waste on baths. "ft<r- 
 
 7rep teQi'eGjtos fiov KdrdXovei tov j3Xov. Nub. 838. SYN. KdrdvaXiaKco, did- 
 
 fidcraoj. 
 KdraXdtfjubeLa, adv. [supra cervicem,] on the neck or shoulders. £?)> 6e /;dra- 
 
 Xuipdbetd, (plpuyv E7rX vF/d (jiEXati>di>. k. 169. SYN. Kdriofudbov. 
 KdraXvaX/jos, ov, v. [qui dissolvi vel aboieri potest,] what can be dissolved. 
 
 OvnurE KdraXvaXpLov. Soph. Electr. 1260. 
 KdrdXi/ais, ews, >/, subst. [(1) eversio ; (2) exilus ; (3) diversorium,] a dissolu- 
 tion, an end, an inn or place of entertainment. Ae£w/it0' oUtav KdrdXvaeis* 
 
 -%tope~iv yj>Eiov. Eur. Electr. 393. 
 KuTdXvoj, v. [(1) dissolvo, destruo ; (2) commoror; (3) conficio,] to loosen, to 
 
 destroy, to slop. "6tX KardXvei iTEpXtydvibs, els wr fjtdi'dx. Flut. 948. SYN. 
 
 Ai/w, eicXvti), dmrj0£7rw, «0drt'cw, (2) bXarpifiu), (3) rtXio). 
 jKdrdXw^co;, v. [quiescere facio,] to cause to rest. Kov/jijv & h\ dyluv dbXi>6s 
 
 KaTEXuxpllv virvbs. Apoll. 3. 6 1 6\ SyN. Kdrd-civu). 
 Kdrd/udp-rrTw, v. [cornprchendo,] to seize, to reach, 1o devour. "£ls kev fi ev- 
 
 togSev -ttoXXos Kard/Jiapyprj eovrd, Z. 3()4. SyN. KdrdXa/j/jdj/w, KdOapiru^w. 
 Kdrd/udw, v. [meto, accumulo,] to reap, to gather Tyy pd ^vXifbu/jEvos vtcLTapfi- 
 i odro yzpaXv tjjoX. H. l6'5. SYN. 'Ewd/idw, adpoliio. 
 \KdTctf.ifiXvv(o, i, vvu), v. [hebeto, obtundo,] to blunt. Tov/uov irdpiEAs kul Kdrcifx- 
 
 fiXvvuv Kldp. (E. It. 688. SYN. 'AfiftXvru), dirafiftXvvu). 
 Kdrd/utXew, v. [negligo,] to neglect. Kay e^t7rpa^£j', et KdrrjfjLiXrja lyu). Aj. 
 
 rl. 45. SYN. 'A/ueXew, TtdpafilXlu), e^d/jeXta;, ddlpi$,a). 
 
 Kdrd/ueXtrdw, v. [melle condio,] to mix with honey, to sweeten. Q\ov Kdri^il- 
 
 \Xtu)(te rrjv Xdxfirjv oXrjy. Aves 224. SYN. MeXXtou). 
 
 1 Tmesis for KaTrf\oKi(Xfj.f6a, Barnes. 
 
460 KATA KATA 
 
 Kardjuc/iTrrds, dv, adj. [vituperandus,] to be blamed. Ov toi K.drd/ie/U7rrd. 
 
 CE. C. I696' SYN. 'E7ri/ieft7rros, £7riXj;7rros, eTrtydovds, «cara/ioyu0ds. 
 Kdrd^eju^oua/, v. [increpo, accuso,] to censure. Aet/K/7 ydp Kdrdixk^Kpofxai, 
 
 Anacr. 64. 8. SYN. 'E7ri//e^0o//at, ahXddiiat, eyraXtw. 
 Ka,rdfxrj\d(v f v. [spatula exploro,] to probe a wound. Krjfxov KdrdfjirjXojy. 
 
 Equit. 1147. SYN. Uetpdu), boKX/udZto, 
 KdTdfirjvvio, v. [(l)indico; (2) prodo, enuntio,] to inform, to bring proof 
 
 against, to denounce. KdTdfArjvvau), 7Tjoij/ dy e£ dypXojy. P. V. 182. SYN. 
 
 M^vuw, d/rayyeXXw, d7rd(f>aivu). 
 KdrayUicuVw, f. d^w, v. [polluo,] to pollute. Kdrd/jiiuvais elne yevvav, Yylh. 
 
 4.178. SYN. See M«uW 
 Kdrdfiiyvvfity f. /ul£(o, v. [commisceo,] to mix with. KdraLiiyvvyras tovs re 
 
 jueroiicovs, ke'i rts ije>os, >/ (f>XXds vffiy. Lysistr. 580. SYN. 'E7rt/j/(7yd//at, dra- 
 
 ixiyvvixi, dvaKipvr\ixX. 
 Kdrd/jiaddtydpeio, v. [in stipendia militum exhaurio,] to expend in hiring 
 
 soldiers, or giving them pay, to bribe. Kdrdfiiadofopfjaac toutov 6 rov fjaadbv 
 
 Xeywy. Equit. 134$. 
 KaTd/jto/nxpoi, ov, adj. [vituperandus,] deserving of blame. Ae£id ixev, Kdrd- 
 
 /Ltoju0d be (f)dffjj.drd. Agam. 143. SYN. See Kdrdjue^u7rros. 
 KdTctfi7rtvx<*>, v. [cooperio,] to cover over, to invest. Kov(pfj KdTafjnria^ovaiy kv 
 
 Tvfift(D yQovi. Helen. 852. SYN. KdrdKaXv7rr(i), TrepiareXXu). 
 Kdrd/.ivacrar, v. [lacero,] to tear. Kdrdfxv^drd x e ~ l P a dpanju. E. 425. SYN. 
 
 'A/uvvaw, Kdra^alcu). 
 Kdr dfxvTro)T€vb), v. [instar moreti contundo,] to pound like pap. 'A7ra^d7ra»Td 
 
 KdTdfjLeiiVTTLOTevjjLEvd. Pax 247* 
 Kdrdytu/w, v. [conniveo,] to close the eyes, to wink. *H»> $ olv Kdrdfivarj kccv 
 
 d\yr)y f o/uios efcel. Vesp. 92. SYN. Mvw, anapbdiivcrats). 
 Kdrdvayicaga), v. [cogo,] to force or bind down, to compel. T Hv KdTrjvayKaa- 
 
 fxevbs. Bacch. 633. SYN. 'Ayayicdgu), Kadelpyu). 
 
 * Kdrdvqw, f. daw, v. [habito, habitandum do,] to dwell, cause to dwell. Ylap- 
 vaaov Kareyaodtiv. Phoen. 215. SYN. Kdro«Kic?w, KaQiarrifiX. 
 
 KdrdreoLiat, v. [descendo,] to descend, to come back, to return. YLdaas b' 
 orpvyoy b/.t(ods Hard bioijid reeadai. X' 484. SYN.^ATrwedyUcu, dwepyp^.ai t 
 endvepy^dfiai. 
 
 Kdrdvevu), V. [annuo,] to confirm with a nod or faithfully. Kdrdyevady, eaoov 
 u>s. Thesm. 1020. SYN. Aidi'euw, enXvevio. 
 
 * Kdravdew, perf. med. Kdrevyyodd, v. [conspergo,] to besprinkle. Elart'jKec 
 noXXr) be kovis Karein)vodev wixovs. Hes. Scut. 269* 
 
 KdravOpdndu), v. [in carbones verto,] to reduce to ashes. $>\dyiardy ybi] rat 
 
 KdrrivdpdKtonevdv. Soph. Electr. 58. SYN. 'AvdpaKou), rardratw. 
 KdrdyiKdto, v. [exsupero,] to surpass. KdrdpiKuivrai. 1 Soph. fr. Aload. 7. 
 
 SYN. Ntraw, Kpdreoj. 
 Kdrdyicpto, v. [ningo deorsum,] to shower down snow. Tovs Kiofj^ras yvjxvovs 
 
 ddpoovs, kp.1 Kpiiivtobr} Kdrdiu(f>oi. Nub. 9^5. SYN. N/0(u. 
 Kdravfymt, v. [absumor,] to be consumed. MaxpibXws' rd be TroXXd ndrctvETai' 
 
 ov yap en dv)ip. /3. 58. SYN. 'AvaXiaKofxai^ Kdravvdixai. 
 Kdrdi'dricd), v. [humecto,] to wet, to moisten. Kdrd be bdtcpv dbdtcpvd, Kdrd 
 
 be ybds djud x* l P9"> — ^ ao ' v voriZei {3Xe(j)dpov uxravrws b' efioy. Iph. T. 833. 
 Karayra, adv. [deorsum,] downward. IloXXd 6' /tyavrd Kdrayrd, irdpavrd re 
 
 box^Xd t ^\6oy. X V. 1 1 6. 
 Kdravr^s, Zs, adj. [declivis,] sloping, steep, direct. 'Hs -6 Karavres rovrd yew- 
 
 \d(poy, a re livplnai. Theocr. 1. 13. 
 Kdrdirt)<JTu>, adv. [e regione,] over against, opposite. 'H be KdravrrioTiy defiivrj 
 
 -ipXKaWtd bitypbv. v. 387- S\N. Kdreyarri, KdreyairXoy. 
 
 1 See Valcken. Diatr. Eur, p. 15. 
 
KATA KATA 461 
 
 Karap-ttcpv, adv. et praep. [e regione, ex adverso,] over against, straight down. 
 
 'AXXd K&Tavriicpv reyeos, ireGev' etc be oi av^fjv. X. 64. 
 KdravrXew, v. [Iiausta aqua perfundo,] to pump upon, to asperse. Tavrd ravrd 
 
 (tov KaravrKy, kcu ^uvwuuras KuXrj. Vesp. 482. SYN. klafipeyu). 
 Kdrdvvw, f. vtw, v. [conficio,] to dispatch, to perpetrate, to kill. 'E£ ovnep 
 alfxa yeveQXlov Kurrjvvaev. Orest. 89- SYN. KdrepyaCo/zat, dvaipew, (j)dvev(v, 
 CKTrpaTTio. 
 Kdrn£atVw, f. d^a), v. [lacero, attero,] to tear asunder, to consume. VJerpois 
 
 Kura'^avOevres oirreiov pd(f>as. Eur. Suppl. 513. SYN. 'A/uvaau), Kara? pi ft a). 
 Kdralevdio, v. [hospitio excipio,] to receive as a guest. Kdraneaav-d ical 
 
 Karellviofievdv. Choeph. 694. SYN. Zevoio. 
 Kdrn£tos, a, or, adj. [dignus,] deserving. Adfiuv, vfipicleiv, ov KaTagios yeyws. 
 
 Eur. Electr. 46. SYN."A£tos, tva£ios % biKttios. 
 Kdra&du), v. [dignum judico,] to deem worthy, AtVq irpdae'ibe, ical udrrj^cj- 
 
 outo. Sept. Theb. 664. SYN. 'a^looj. 
 Kdra^Cws, adv. [digne, pro dignitate,] worthily. 'Eirei bebpaicds ovr efxoii tcdra- 
 
 ijtws. CE. C. 9 1 !• SYN. 'Alius, £7ra^tw.<r, rar' ci£iar. 
 Kd-d7rdXa/a>, v. [eluctor, lucta vinco,] to overcome in the struggle or con- 
 test. 'AXX' ol Xoyoi ye KdrdndXaiovaiv Xoyovs. Iph. A. 1013. SYN. Atd- 
 
 7rdXaiu). 
 Kdrd77aa<T(o, v. [conspergo,] to sprinkle, to cast upon. Kdrd tijs Tpd7recr]s tcdrd- 
 
 irdaas Xe7TT^v refpau. Nub. 177* SYN. Vlpoa-naacno, eirXTraooio, eTrtftaXXu). 
 KdrdiraaTds, o>, adj. [qui aspergitur,] besprinkled, covered. "EXdois are^di'ois 
 
 Kdrdiraarus. Equit. 501. SYN. TlX/ypjjs, are^drwdets, 7re7roiKiXfievus. 
 KdrdndTeu), v. [conculco,] to tread down or upon. "Sis a efidXov Tp&es, Kara b' 
 
 opKid TTLard irdrriodv. SYN. 'EydXXojucu, diiodXifiitu 
 KdrdTrav/id, dros, to, subst. [requies,] repose. 'H ice cr(f)tv beiXo7o~X yoov ndrd- 
 
 Travfid yevoifjLrjv. P. 38. SYN. 'H(rv\ia, didnavXa. 
 Kdrd7rava;, v. [compesco, requiesco,] to stop, to cease. N») top At' eyioye oov 
 
 KdTdiravffU) rets Tcvbas. Aves 1397* SYN. Kdrt^w, e%dvino f KdrdXyyo), dvd- 
 
 vavduai. 
 Kdrd7T£^dw, v. [constringo pedibus, implico gravi malo,] to biiuHdown with 
 
 fetters, to involve in calamity. BXcnrrova ct) dpu)7rovs' Kara b' ovv erepov ye 
 
 ■nebrjaev. T. 94. SYN. Ilf^da;, 7r£fn/3dXXw. 
 Kdrd7retX£w, v. [intenninor,] to threaten violenlly. Zwaas, dupciKpiels twv 
 
 KdTriTreiXr)fjLevu)v. CE. C. 1147. SYN. 'A7reiXew, £7rd7retXew, 6td7retX£w. 
 Kdrd7reXTd^c//ua/, v. [jaculor, incurso,] to cover with a shower of arrows. 
 
 Kdrd7reXrdao>Tai ti)p BoiiotXuv oXrjp. Acharn. 160. SYN. Kdrdicopri£u>. 
 Kdrd7re7T7w, v. [decoquo,] to boil down, to digest, to manage. 'Erifia-adp, 7jy 
 
 TdrrdXos ovros. 'AXXd yap kdrd-ire^ai. Olym. 1. 86. 
 Kdrdnepbio, v. [oppedo,] to show contempt for. Kat rijs nepXas KdTd7rapbe~iv. 
 
 Pint. 618. 
 Kdrd7rerd£(u, et KaTd-neTawv^X, v. [expando, explico,] to spread over, to ex- 
 pand. KaTdnerdrravTes kv kvkXu), tyvXaTTo/jep. Vesp. 132. SYN. "A^Xou*, 
 3 eicreivu), KdraKaXinrru). 
 Kdrd7T£0vw, V. [occido,] to kill. T ft fioi Kdr£7re^»£S, d»/o?. Aj. Fl. 901. SYN. 
 
 Kdraicrcti'tu, a^amo, diroK-eivu), d-rroXXv^t, KaraHTelvta. 
 Kdrd7r//y^v/jt, f. r\lfa % v. [(1) gelu corapingo, (2) depango,] to bind with frost, 
 
 to fasten, to fix. 'Ej> yairj KarimypFd' 6 be fjdXd ijbu yeXaaaas. A. 378. 
 | Kdrd7rtVw, v. [deglutio,] to drink down, to swallow, a. '6 nirruTos. b. 'AXX' 
 
 ovros ye Kdrd-KoQ^alraL. Vesp. 1502. SYN. KdrdfipoxQ <£<*>> eKirivtt). 
 KdrdniTTToj, 2 aor. Kdre-Keaoi', et in Horn. Kiunreaoi', [decido,] to fall down. 
 
 Mediiwv Kdreneaes es /jieoovs tovs iirdpdKas ; Cycl. 665. S\N. ntVrw, e»C7r/7rrui, 
 
 oXiadaivu), Kdrdbvoj. 
 
 Kdrd7riTTd(o, v. [pice illino, metam. convicia ingero,] to daub over with pitch, 
 « to abuse. Zwtrav K-drd7r 
 cd(o, Xotbopcu, KdKdXvyiio. 
 
462 RATA KATA 
 
 KaTaTrXcKTffCj, V. [illino,] to plaster up. Kdre7rXd(7(T£V avrov tcl fiXtyap'. Plut. 
 
 721. SYN. Xptw, iyyyuw, KaraXeiifHO. 
 KararrXaarbs, ?), oV, adj. [(1) illinendus, (2) siraulatus,] (1) to be plastered 
 
 over, or fit for plastering, (2.) feigned. KdrdnXaarbv Ivlyt'ipyol rplj3etr, 
 
 efifiaKwr. Pint. 71 6. 
 KdraTrAew, f. evtrouai, v. [navigo,] to sail into port, to return. "ErQd KdrenXeb' 
 
 fiev, teat tis debs {jye/ubueve. t. 142. SYN. Kdra/fjw, Karatyepojuai. 
 lLaTanXriavit), v. [obstupefacio,] to strike with astonishment. 'ILv irpb^a^oKTi 
 
 tydv&vrd, KaT£ir\i]yr) tyXXbv ijrop. T. 31. SYN. 'EnTrXrjrTcrutj beifidrou). 
 JLaraTTveoj, f. evcrw, v. [perflo,] to blow down, to pour out. "Ijjiepbv i]/nu>y Kara 
 
 rwv KoXirijJV ko\ 7&V firipiov KardTryevarrj. Lysistr. 552. SYN. 'Eirhneo) . 
 Kdra7n'd>), ijs, »/, subst. [flatus,] a breath, a blast, 'a-ve/jlodv ^emeplfa rard- 
 
 irvdh, bd-fxdXicoi. Pvth. 5. l62. SYN. "Arjpd. 
 KdTa7rpr)i>rjs, ebs, 6 et >/, adj. [crecjivis,] bending down, headlong, prone. TV 
 
 yprjvs ^e/pecrai KaraTcpyveaat Xa(3ovaa. r. 467. SYN. TJpt]i-))s, KaTearpajx- 
 
 fjLevds. 
 Kdrairpavi'h), v. [demulceo, lenio,] to appease. Avrdp 6 rtbv ixev eireird Kdre- 
 
 7rprivvEV dvias. Apoll. 1. 265. SyN. Ylpavroj, iXdaKbfiat, KarddeXyu), irdpa* 
 
 OeXyu). 
 Kdrairpio), v. [serra deseco,] to saw off. See in 'EwXreiivb). Syn. AtdVp/w, 
 
 bXaKOTrrw, htaayjiCbt. 
 J£drd~7cpbbxbu)f.u, f. 6a>era>, v. [prodo,] to betray. Ylepvmv Kdrdirpovbore, tccti- 
 
 vbrdrais aireipovr avrov bidvoiais. Vesp. 1044. SYN. JJpbbXbu)/jiX, KdraTrpoXeimo, 
 KdraTrpdi^d/jiat, 1 v. [inipune evado,] to escape with impunity, or (according to 
 
 Constantine) to insult with impunity, 'Eiaov Karawpo't^et. Nub. 1230. 
 Kdra7rpdXei7ru>, v. [ante desero,] to abandon. 'Ev X'-^PP' ^ l T0 ^ s y e ^drairpoXX- 
 
 7T10V eXXaaQr}. Apoll. 3. 11 64. SYN. Kdrd\e/7rw, d7roAe/7rw, (f)€vyoj. 
 J£dra7rpb\e(i), v. [profundo,] to pour down. tv £2s dp' e(f»], eXeeird Kdrairpb)(e.ovad 
 
 Trdpetwv. Apoll. 3. 1117- SYN. Upbuilt), e^ctu, Kdrd^u). 
 * Kdro7rrdw, vid. Kdft/7rrr/jU«. 
 Kdrc'nrrepos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [plene plumatus,] having long wings. 'Epe- 
 
 fobdev XdX' fibXe Karu.Trrf.p6s. Orest. 176. SYN. Ylrepbtybpos, irrrfvds f rdvv- 
 
 alnrepbs. 
 "Kdrairriiauio, et Kdra7rra/rTw, v. [consternor,] to crouch down through fear, to 
 
 dread. AddyaX Kdrawrfcas virb dufxva). X. ipi . See also E. 476. SYN. 
 
 TLrfjcrGii), v7ro7rr)']fraio, betXXdd), oppubeo), rupfieu), KdraTrXijaabixai. 
 Kdrarrrv orbs, by, adj. [despuendus, abominandus,] to be spit on, execrable. 
 
 "T7rrw. ireaovcrai cV at Karcnrrvcrroi Kopai. Eumen. 68. SYN. Kdrdparos, ixiar]- 
 
 rbs, e%dicrrbs, fudpbs. 
 Kdra7rrvx'/s, ebs, adj. [sinuosus,] full of folds. Md\d rot to Karawrvyes kfiirlpb- 
 
 vaf.ta. Theocr. 15. 34. ^YN. V\b\vrrTvybs. 
 ILdrarrruiaato, vid. K.dra7rr<',(T(Tii). 
 KdrdTTvyuv, bvbs,Qt iovbs, 6 et //, (l) subst. (2) adj. [(l) cinaedus, (2) salax,] 
 
 a catamite, effeminate, profligate, 'libels be XaiKaaras re Kal Kdrd-rrvybvas. 
 
 Acharn. 79. See also Lysistr. J77 '• 
 Kdrd7rvybrrvi>ri, rjs, »/, subst. [fceda mollities,] effeminacy. Kdrdrrvybavnis dvd- 
 
 TrX^et. Nub. 1020. 
 Kdrdirvdit), v. [putredine consumo,] to cause to rot. AiVou Kdriirva Xtpbv 
 
 fjeibs yeXXoib. Horn. Apoll. 371. SYN. Qdeipta, Kdrdrr>}7ru), bXdrrvQio. 
 KdrdTrvKvbs, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [densissimus,] very thick. Kcu a KdraKVKvbs 
 
 eneiva, 'I'heocr. Ep. 1.1. SyN. Uvxvds, karatTKibs. 
 Kdrd7rv(07roA£w, v. [incendiis consumo,] to consume in the fire. Oappet. b. Ti 
 
 dappto Kdrd7r£7ivp7rbXr}fierbs ; Thesm. 250. SYN. Uvp7rbXe<*), KaraKaiw, Ka- 
 ra i>9(t). 
 
 KdrdTTvpl&a, et poet. KairirvpiZto, v. [torrefio,] to crackle. A cud /icyd, 
 KannvpXaaad. Theocr. 2. 24. SYN. <P\cy/iaiVo/xae, (pXbyigbfiai. 
 1 Used only in the future. 
 
KATA KATA 463 
 
 Kdrdpa, 1 as, rj, subst. [execratio, dira?,] an imprecation. 'Epi-vvv reXearai ras 
 
 7rsptdufJovs KCLTapas. Sept. Theb. 721. 
 KaTiippaKow, v. [lacero,] to tear into rags, to rend in pieces. Ni7i> 5' wcV dvap- 
 
 dpos teal ka.Teppa.K(i)f.i£i>os. Tracll. 1119- SYN. Undparrw, Kdrdnvaau). 
 * KdrappaKTris, et KdrdpaKrrjs, ov, 6, subst. [nomen avis cujusdani,] a ganet, a 
 
 kind of eagle or ravenous bird. Kcu icarapaKT^ Kai fxeXayKduvqup. Aves 887. 
 Kdrdpdd/iu*, 2 v. [exsecror, male precor,] to pour curses upon. Ouk els Kopaicas ; 
 
 Karapq. ov ry blbaoKdXu). Nub. 871* SYN. B^eXurroyuat, dnev^opiai, 
 Kdrdparos, ov, adj. [maledicus, maledicendus, scelestns,] execrable, accursed, 
 
 wretched. 'Rvbrjad/jteva tqv Kdrdparov. Med. 163. SYN. 'EndpaTds, Kdra- 
 
 irrvaTos, dnevKros, fjioijTos. 
 Kdrapyioj, v. [inanem et inutileni reddo,] lo render useless. 'AXX' etp, onus 
 
 av /utj Kdrapywfxev Y/p a « Phoen. 760. SYN. 'Apyew, aKvpoio, (jyoXactio . 
 Kdrapypd, dros, to, subst. [initiatio, primitive,] an initiatory rite. 'Aprc/iufr. 
 
 •%epvi(3as be, Kai Kdrapyfidrd. Iph. T. 245. SYN. TeXeTt), dTrapyfxdrd, dirapxr}. 
 Kdrapyvpovftai, v. [argento corrumpor,] to be bribed. Kcu ravr ddprjodv el 
 
 Karrjpyvpoj/ixet'ds. Antig. 1077« SYN. TLdrdbupoboKEh). 
 Kdrapbu), v. [irrigo,] to bedew, to refresh. 'Qvre Karaphuiv, aXXd rd fieXricrd 
 
 blbciGKijjv. Acharn. 608. SYN. Kci7-a/3p£xw. 
 Kdrdpe^u), et Kdrappe^n), v. [blande mulceo maim,] to stroke with the hand, 
 
 to caress. See in Rinre-rrXos. SYN, Kdretipdw, Kdra\pr}'% u> - 
 KdrdpiyrjXos, ov, adj. [horribilis,] to be shuddered at, horrible. Avypd, rd r 
 
 uXXoifJiv ye Karapiyr)Xd TreXovrai. 2 £. 226. "SYN. 'PtyrjXos, (pofiepos. 
 KdrdptdfAeu), v. [amiumero,] to number. Kdrrjpld/urjTai Tpwdbwv ciXXojv pera, 
 
 Troad. 865. SYN. 'EirdpXdneu), KdrdXdyiCd/aai, Kdr drift t) fit. 
 Kd-npKecj, v. [sufficio,] to be sufficient. 'E/uoi be <pios ev f]Xlov KarapKeoet. 
 
 Rhes. 44-8. SYN. ^irapKeio, cipxeoj, e^apKeo). 
 Kdrupveopai, v. [inficior,] to deny. 0>/s, ?} Karapvel, fj.y) be*bpaKevai rdbe. Antig. 
 
 442. SYN. ^Awapveo/Jiai, e^apveo/iai, apreojjat. 
 Kdrdpooj, v. [aro,] to plough. See in Zevydplov. SYN. 'Apouj, dporpXdb), /3dw- 
 
 reu), noXeut, irdXevio. 
 KdrappaKTijs, ov, b, [cataracta,] a cataract. Et adj. [praeceps,] dasning. Kd- 
 
 ToppuKros, 7], ov, adj. [abruptus,] steep, rugged. 'Eirei b' d(j)~iKrd top Kdrap- 
 
 pctKTjv obov. CE. C. 1590. 
 Kdrappa7rra/, v. [consuo,] to sew together, to contrive. Adyw bXtcrjv Uevftel 
 
 Kdruppa\pas fjopov. Eumen. 26\ SYN. ^vppairTio, evfiftripX. 
 Kdrapfje^o), vid. Kdrdpe^w. 
 KuTupptTru), v. [deorsum vergo,] to bend downwards, to cast down. Tv^rj ydp 
 
 opfto'i, teal Tv^r) kdrappeirei. Antij;. 1158. SYN. Kdrd/3aXXw, ir'ntTM. 
 Kdrappeu), 2. a. Kdreppvov, v. [defluo,] to flow down, to be drenched, to stream. 
 
 fybvtp KdrappeV npos be Kpryntbiov ftudpois. Troad. 16. SYN. 'Airoppeui, Kurd- 
 
 irt7rrw. 
 Kara pp{] yvvf.it, f. //^w, v. [deji< io, decido,] to break down, to burst. Tponcts 
 
 Kurappiiyvvfri' twv tV opdovfjetojv. Antig. 6j5» SYN. 'Avappt'iyvvfAX, dno- 
 
 dpavu), kdrdfinXXio. 
 Kdrappivdw, v. [lima polio,] to file down, to polish. &a\iret (opd^tov ev Kdrep- 
 
 pivr)/,ievovs. JEscU. Snppl. 7 55. SYN. Zeu), eE,<JKpifida). 
 Kdrr'jppv-os, ov, b et >/, adj. [irrigUUS,] Well- watered. Ki)pel be Ki'iirots ev Kdrap- 
 
 ptiTois fte(3ios. Eur. Electr. 777- Syn. fciafiplfyps. 
 Kdrappwi;', wyos, >/, adj. [praeriiptus,] craggy. (drjpQv opeiwv, ut KUToppwyes 
 
 irerpai. Philoct. 938. SYN. y ATr(>ppw£, Kpt]j.ivwbr}S, Kuruhpii/Atos. 
 KdraprVio, f. vcrio, v. [compono, instruo,] to train, to arrange, to instruct. 
 
 "AXXws re Kai av ftev KarriprvKios dfiws. Eumen. 476'. 
 
 1 KoTapa is found in the tragic writers only in the choral odes. 
 
 8 The second syllable of Karapaojucu is sometimes found long, but only where the metrical 
 ictus falls on it. 
 
 3 The second syllabic is prolonged because the metrical ictus falls on it. 
 
404 RATA KATA 
 
 Kdrapx w > v. [primus facio ;] to begin ; [et med. Kdrapxofxat, auspicor,] to 
 
 begin a sacrifice. At, at ndTapxdfxat vo^di'. Hec. 685. Syn/'A^w, dirap- 
 
 \ofiat. 
 KdTCKTpepvvfxX, f. rrfieffo), v. [extinguo, sedo,] to extinguish, to appease. "O/jloiov 
 
 ticnrep 7rvp Kara a flea a i Xdfipdv. Orest. 6*89. SYN. XjSeviayu, aTroapevvvfiX, 
 
 Kara.7rav(t). 
 Kdrdcre/w, v. [coneutio,] to shake down. 'I^flvas etc KdXdjjuov be nXdvov Kare- 
 
 oetov ebiabav. Theocr. 21. 42. SYN. 2e/oj, dTroaeiu), Kdrdavpu). 
 * Karaflreuo), v. [ruo, decido,] to rush, to fall down. " A\poppov $ dpd Kvfxd kclt- 
 
 eaovro KaXd peedpd. <I>. 382. 
 Kdrdcr>77rw, v. [marcescere facio,] to cause or suffer to rot, to putrify. 'Ek §' 
 
 nliov Tretyarai, Kara be xpoa Ttavrd edweiri. T. 27 '• SYN. X//7rw, KciraTrvdh). 
 KarcHTdfxaivw, v. [anhelo,] to snort at, to champ. "Ittttos xaXiv&p fr ws tcara- 
 
 adfjtaivtav fxevei. Sept. Theb. 389. Syn. 'Ao-0/zatVw. 
 KaoXKe\l£u), v. [Siculorum modo comedo,] to devour like a Sicilian. Kdre- 
 
 ar<riKe\i£e, KaveTrXrjr kv rw (jkotw. Acharn. 911. 
 Karavivaga), v. [admodum laedo,] to injure deeply. Kat pev Kdreaivage. 
 
 Theocr. 30. 32, Syn. Kdrd/3\a7n-a>, darrKw. 
 Kdrao-fca7rrw, v. [diruo,] to destroy, ^v^n, irdrpwa & earXa Kdreondyr). Hec. 
 
 22. SYN. 'Ava<rrpe<j)oj, dviarr]fxX, KdrdfiaXXio, KdropvTTts). 
 KdraaKatyr), fjs, fj, subst. [(1) specus ; (2) eversio,] a cave dug out, destruction. 
 
 'IXtou KdraaKa<f)av. Helen. 197. SYN. (1) KevO/jfbv, dpvyfxd, (2) dvaardais, 
 
 dtydvXoXs. ' 
 
 Kctra<7^ct0?)s, eds, 6 et r/, adj. [(l) defossus ; (2) dirutus,] undermined, dug 
 
 out. 'ft TV/upas, w vv{j.<f>e~idv, d> Kiirao-mpf/s. Antig. 891. SYN. 'Aj/aordros, 
 
 vnoyeios, tcdrdyeios. 
 KdraoTcI&Wv/a, f. atcehdaii) et anlbiv, v. [dispergo,] to scatter, to spread. Kd- 
 
 7retrd KdreaKlbdaav Oepjudv. Aves 535. SYN. AXavKebaZu), dtrocrKebavvvfjiX, 
 
 bXdXvh), KdTd\eo). 
 "KdratrKeXXoj, v. [exsicco,] to wear away. Xpe/g KdrefficeXXovro, irpiv y eyti 
 
 atyXcXv. P. V. 490. SYN. K.dradv)]aKii), KdrdraKojuai. 
 Kdraoxev;), fjs, r/, subst. [apparatus,] preparation, supply. r Ap" ov rpvipZfiev, 
 
 Oeov 1 KdTaaKevrjv fiXov. Eur. Suppl. 225. SYN. AiaffKev)) , irdpacrKevt), ndTCt- 
 
 aKevaa/dd. 
 
 KdraffKj/iw/td, drds, to, subst. [integumentum,] a covering. Apoirr)s irdrao-b;- 
 
 viofid ; biKrvov fxev ovv. Choeph. QS6. SYN. 2fC£7rds, Trapdweraafid, KdXvjjifid, 
 
 OKY]Vr}. 
 
 KdTcicrarrrru), v. [(1) immitto, incumbo ; (2) urgeo, sc. precibus,] to rush down 
 
 or on, to strike as a thunderbolt, to fall on, to urge strongly. Ai7re7r erXrire; 
 
 ris KdreaxTjipev Tvyr)\ iEsch. Suppl. 331. SYN. 2n/7rrw, ETrepeibofiai, bXaKeXevo). 
 Kdraanidco, et mra*«rta5fc), v. [obumbro, obtego,] to overshadow, to cover., ' H 
 
 ical KdrcHTKiajai 0///3a/a Kovei ; CE. C, 406. SYN. 1.KXdu), (rnXacth), Kdraupvirrti). 
 Kdracuos, dv, adj. [umbrosus, opacus,] shady, gloomy. ToXavr dvruv, rpels 
 
 KdramcXovs Xocpvvs. Sept. Theb. 380. SYN."Ao-ktos, axXoeis, KardTrvicvds. 
 *Kdrdcr(co7T£w, v. [observo, considero,] to observe, to remark. "Q-noi vti&ocev tyf-i- 
 
 fjdyoi KdraaKOTwv. Helen. ] 606. SYN. N^£W, (TK€7rrd/uai, (fwXaTroo, bepKofxcti. 
 KdTCKTKOTn), ris, >/, subst. [speculatio,] spying, exploring, examination. Toy 
 
 ovv irdpovrd 7re/j.\pdy els KdraaKonijv. Philoct. 45. SYN. 1.Ke^Xs, Ipevva, 
 
 eltrdms. 
 KdrcHTKoTTos, ov, o, subst. [explorator,] a spy, a scout. Mrjrpos be t)"]s <rrjs Kat 
 
 Xo^ov Kara Ko-rrds. Baccll. 904. SYN. 2k'o7tos, efopos, KdroVr^s, KaT07TT))p, 
 
 ?7T07rr//p. 
 Kdraoy;t/Y,w, v. [lento i»ne comburo,] to reduce to ashes, to choke. 'Hs be 
 
 Kdreafivxdq, Ka\ dveTpdnero <pperd Xvna. Theocr. 8. 90. SYN. Sjutf^a;, tiacaiut, 
 
 KCLTCLKaiui: 
 
 1 Qeov in scanning is a long syllable. 
 
RATA KATA 465 
 
 ILaTaonaparru), v. [dilacero,] to tear to pieces. TV/*/ elpeoiwyrjv fxov »>dr- 
 
 eairdpa^aTe. Equit. 728. SYN. Y.7rdpdrTU), Kdracr^Hio, icaTaKOTrrit). 
 Kdroo-Traw, f. ciaix>, v. [detraho,] to draw down, to swallow, to wrench from. 
 
 Apeirdvov Xafiova', <£ rovs KoXiKai Kdreo-ndcds. Ran. 576. SYN. AXaandoj, dya- 
 
 rnrdo), dirdpanGu, KaraTtivb). 
 Kctra<77re//3w, v. [spargo,] to sow tlie seeds of, to produce. "Oaas dyius jjoi 
 
 KCLTCivneipas (jtdlveis. Aj. Fl. 100.5. SYN. IL-nelpu, Qvrevio, (pirevu). 
 KaratTnevbu), f. oireiaio, v. [libo, libamento perfmido,] to pour libations down, 
 
 to supplicate. Xoas kdruGiieiaovG vntp jurj-pos rd^u>. Orest. 11S6. Syn. 
 
 lL7reyb(o> anap^d/uai, K&Tapxpfiai. 
 KaTacfTrepxco, v. [impello,] to urge on. Arjaras eXavi'iov Km KdraoTrepyjjyv bopX. 
 
 Acharn. 1188. SYN. ^Trepyu , ETreLyio, KarE~eiy(o, Gfrovbaziio, tiaraffirevbia, 
 Kdraa-Kublu), v. [in pulverem dejicio ; metaph. occido,] to throw in the 
 
 dust, to kill. Ovh" apKpXXeKrios /ur/y na.Tecrndbi]jj£i>oi. Sept. Theb. 809. SYN. 
 
 TlXyaaw, Kovidio, KardyJoyyvpiX. 
 KdraoracTw, v. [destillo,] to drop down, 'dpijis vexpbv -6vb\ ov KarasTaciio 
 
 bukpv ; Hec. 7 $9- SYN. 'A7ro<7-a£w, udreifiopiai. 
 Karacr-aais, ecos, 1), subst. [constitutio,] situation, arrangement. Ovr opipidrwy 
 
 yap byXos f]v KdTarjTdols. Med. 1194. SYN. ILvra^Xa, KdrdfioXr), bXdratys, av- 
 
 ardaXs. * 
 
 Kdraardrrjs, ov, 6, subst. [instaurator,] an establisher, an avenger. 'AW 
 
 apxJE.irXovTov kcu KdraaraTrjv bupuoy. Soph. Electr. 73. 
 KaTctareifiu), v. [calcando tero,] to tread. To np&Tov 'Uov, Kal Kareoretxpas 
 
 -nibov. (E. C. 4o'8. SYN. 2re//3a>, E7nar€iBb). 
 KdravTeXXoj, f. eXQ, v. [demitto, reprimo, compono, orno,] to compose, to 
 
 adjust, to settle. Toaovroy oIktov TrepXfidXiov ndraaraXw. Iph. A. 934. 
 Kdraarevu), v. [ingemo,] to lament. 'Tnep rvpavviov ^vpicpopas Kdracrreveiv. 
 
 Iph. A. 470. SYN. Utevoj, dvaaTEvw, arTeva^o), oXo^vpoptai. 
 Kd-aaTe(f>t)s, evs, 6, y, adj. [corona redimitus,] covered with a garland, 
 
 shaded. EvtyypiXav vvv to"x'* ^ 7r€l KdraoTEtyfj. Trach. 178. SYN. ^LTEtydvi}- 
 <p6pos } kXdbots e'£ l f(jr€p./UEi'ds t iroXvoTEtyys. 
 KdracTTEtpo), v. [corona cingo,] to crown, to cover. 'AW avTo/aai at, kcu Kara- 
 
 (TTECpu) yepoiv. Heracl. 227^ SYN. Srk'^w, dvabZo). 
 
 * KdrafTTr)pi£(t), v. [firrniter infigo,] to fasten down. Ao£al 6' etv avrys rpeis 
 KdretrrrfpiypiEpai. Eur. fr. Tlies. 5. 9« SYN. ILrypi^u), eyy pdtyto. 
 
 * KdraariKros, ov, 6 et //, adj. [maculosus,] spotted. zvybeafx eXeXvto, kui ku- 
 raarii;rovs bopas. Bacch. 696. SYN. AioXds, ftdXXos. 
 
 I Kdra<rr/A/3a>, v. [reluceo,] to cause to glitter. Upyv KdraoTiXfiuv oZXas vxjsd- 
 
 Biv es fttdrrjrd. Horn. Hymn. 7- 10. SYN. 'A7ro<rWA/3o>, drrdXapLTroj. 
 
 KdrcifTTdpEoj, et KdrafTTopwpiX, i.lau), v. [sterno humi,] to spread upon, to cover, 
 
 to throw over. Nvkvo'kti XdeaaX KdrefrropEaap /usydXoicX. 12. 79^« S^ L * also 
 
 p. 32. SYN. Kdrd/x'tAXw, KdTU7rav(i). 
 
 j KdraaTpc'iTrroj, v. [fulgore illustro,] to thunder and lighten. AXos KdraoTpdir* 
 
 tovtos, eKKXetys Xdyor. Trach. 437. SYN. 'AarpaTrru). 
 i KdracrrpEtyu), v. [subverto,] to overturn, to ruin. NocoCad b\ ev 7rws t))v vorrov 
 KUTao-pityov. Hipp. 479. SYN. Kdrd/3oAAw, KaruaToplio, diarpETro), drraXXar- 
 ro/xai, xetpuu). 
 Kdraarpdcj))), ys, y, subst. [catastrophe, subversio,] an overthrow, ruin, end. 
 Avtov Xi-Kovaai (pvXXdbos kdraarTpotyij. Eur. Suppl. 270. SYN. Yltpds, reAevTj), 
 teXos, diarpo7r;/. 
 KdrafjTpiovwpX, v.[prosterno,] to strike down, to lay low. Ad/iaprd kcu tto75' 
 evX KureaTpuoev /3t\et. Here. F. 999. SYN. See Kdraoropco;. 
 ; KdratjTvyEw, v. [abhorreo,] to be horrified at, to detest. Elptiv, oayv r* dpeds 
 ntJpv<p>)v, hd-d b' eaTvy ov uvrijv. k. 113. SYN. 'ATroaruytb), kythiipu), airHnif/L- 
 itdficu, dnorpE7T dfiai. 
 KdrafTTv^eXos, ay, adj. [valde durus,] very hard, ragged. To 6' XrjaX Kara- 
 c-vQeXov cid x^pow. Hes. Theog. 806. Syn. ItvQeXos, rp^us. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 3 N 
 
466 KATA RATA 
 
 KdraffTto/jLvWd/jiatt v. [deblatero,] to mouth at, to chat. 0i> byrd rovro y\ w 
 
 KCLTeffTtojjLvXfJieie. Ran. Il60. SYN. ZrwyuuXXw, tyXvapeu), (pXrjpd^eb), 
 Kdrd<7ei5o/icu, vid. Kciraireuw. 
 Kdrao-^cirrw, et Kara<T(f)a£(o, V. [interficio,] to slay. Kei ^uev Bdvtov oh' ev 
 
 Trvpq. KaT€ff(j)dyr). Helen. $35. SYN. 20ac?w, atyarTU), KaraiCTeivio, dvaipew. 
 Kara(T(})payi£<i), v. [obsigno,] to seal up. Evo^d, /ecu ad, /cat Kdreo<ppayi<Tfi£vd. 
 
 Eur. fr. Hypsip. 12. Syn. 2</>pay/5w, ditoacppayiZb). 
 K.dra(T)(£dio, pro Kdrlx w > <!• v « Kdratr^/^w, v. [diffindo,] to break down, to 
 split asunder. K$0' rj\pdfjiev tov icopicdpov, KdraoyXcravTes avrov. Vesp. 239. 
 SYN. 'A7roff^/5w, KaTappijyvvpX. 
 KdraaxoXaguj, v - [otior, immoror,] to loiter. KdracxoXaZeiv, auflis eiarepxpu) 
 
 wdXiv. Philoct. 127. 
 Kdrdrdrvw, et kdrdretVw, v. [(1) extendo, (2) explico, expedio,] to stretch Out, 
 to expand, to contend. "EvOa otyiv Kara lad ^d^qv trdvvaae Kpopiojv. A. 
 336. See also Hec. 129- SYN. 'EKTTETavvvfj.X, eKreivio, avvTeivu), Kdre^aj, bXd~ 
 Teivit). 
 Kdrdre/uvw, v. [concido,] to cut or tear down, to mangle. AXE7rdfxaf Kara 
 
 fiev (j)i\av — -Ovvyt Tefivo^xeva bepav. Eur. Electr. 146. 
 Kdrdr^icw, et frdrdrryfco/iat, v. [colliquefacio, liqueo,] to cause to melt, to melt. 
 KXfyuerov KdreraKlTo rT]vbv epojrd. Theocr. 14. 26. SYN. Svjt^'Wj ecr^w, 
 (TvvrrjKd/uai. 
 Kdrdri0?7/n, f. Ofoio, v. [depono,] to lay down, to deposit, to place upon. 
 Zojvav KdrdQr}KdiJ,EVG. Qlyilip. 6. 67' SYN. 'ATvorWriixi, TrdpdTXOrjjuX, KdQl~ 
 otjj/u, dird(3aW(i). 
 KdrdTtXdu), v. [stercore contamino,] to be dumb, to defile. KivrjaXas aov 
 
 KdrdTeTiXrjKey troQei' ; Eccles. 330, 
 Kdrdro^evio, v. [sagitta trajicio,] to shoot or kill with an arrow. Kdrdrd^evau), 
 
 Nub. 944. SYN. KarcueopTtZu, fcdrd/SccXXw. 
 * Kdrarpex^t 2 aor. ebpdfxdv, v. [decurro,] to run down, to inveigh against. 
 
 HLdrabpdfxovad rrfv dvpav dvot^op. Eccl. 96l. 
 Kdrd"rp//3w, f. ifiti, v. [attero,] to wear down, to consume. Aopds alyCJv nare- 
 
 rpifiov. Theog. 55. SYN. 'Avarplfiu), biarplj3oj. 
 Kdrarp/^w, v. [strido magnopere,] to make a shrill noise, \e~ipas b' eo(pty- 
 
 yev, Kat dTroXXvjievos direrpi^e. Batrach. 87. SYN. T/o/c?w, fipvydio. 
 Kdrarpv^j v * [exhaurio, affligo,] to wear down, to oppress. T/$ to Kara- 
 rptfx €L > tXvos, <$ 'yd0£, toooov epaaaai ; Theocr. lr 78. SYN. Tpvx<^ 
 diravrXeu). 
 KdTaTpojyoj, v. [rodendo consumo,] to eat up, to devour. liiKd Kdrarpoj- 
 yopTes, vTrrjpe/jiXoi (pdpeovrai. Theocr. 5. 115. (See also y. 315.) SYN. Kdra- 
 /3pwjui, bapbc'nrTU), fcdre'Sw, Ka-evdXoj. 
 iLdravbdo), v. [eloquor,] to speak out. Ot fJ.01, Karavba' nXeldp. Antig. 86. 
 
 SYN. 'E^avbdoj, dnayyeXXa). 
 KdravXew, v. [tibia modulor,] to play- on the pipe, to inspire. Tdx« a eyw 
 
 fddXXov xppevffU) , Kal KaravXrjcTio (j)oj3(o. Here. F. 867. SYN. 'E7ruvXeo/. 
 KdrauXt^o/iiai, v. [stationem habeo, castra metor,] to pitch one's tent, to 
 lodge. Nvv fxkv KdravXiadrjTE' Kal yap ebtppovi]. Rhes. 518. SYN. AvXi£d- 
 fiai, avdnavo/JLat. 
 Kdravx^w, v. [glorior,] to be proud of. ,X H nals epos, 7rX?/0et Karav^ffas vewv; 
 
 Pers. 358. SYN. Ai'xew, sTravx^^, eixdfxai. 
 Kdrd^atVw, v. [exhibeo,] to display, to declare, to cause to appear. Tov-tov 
 
 Kdrt<pavl Xoyov. Nem. 10. 20. SYN. 0a(Vw, bxdcpah'w. 
 Kdrd<pdvr)s, eos, 6, fj, adj. [nranifestus,] conspicuous. MdXt^Td ravrd K'drd- 
 
 0dre7s 7roXXoTs iroie'iv. Antiph. 5. SYN. ArjXos, eKbrjXos, bXafdn/s. 
 KdrdfdyQs, adv. [manifeste,] conspicuously, plainly. Kayuot buKel Kal raXXd 
 
 y elvai Kdrd(J)drws. Equit. 9^3. SYN. A//Xd, bxd(pdi>ws. 
 KdTd(f>epu) t f. otaw, v. [deorsum fero,] to bring down, to convey. Xd;7rws fedr- 
 oiaets avrov evXdfiovfjiEvds. Acharn. 9^5. 
 
KATA KATA 467 
 
 Kdrd0ei/y«, v. [perfugio,] to flee to for refuge. Ovk eya /^wjuov Kdrdcpvyelv 
 
 dXXov, rj to aov yovv. Ipli. A. pi 1 . Syn. Kdref^evyw, ^evyw, d7ro0evyw. 
 KdTcifrj^i, v. [aio, affirmo,] to assent to. *Av KaTd^aiyv. CE. R. 517- Syn. 
 
 $>r}(u, bfioXoyovjxai. 
 Kara^r/juicta, v. [divulgo,] to spread a report of. Td kcu Kare^dfit^ev nakel- 
 
 aQcu. Olymp. 6. 93. SYN. ^r)/ii$a), KaTayyeXXw, dvayyeXXio, bXdfiodw. 
 Kdra0<9dr£o/iat, v. [celeriter pervenio,] to extend to, to pass quickly over, 
 
 'A7ro J.Kdfidvbpov yfjv KdrcKbQaTOVfXEvr]. 1 Eumen. 4-01. SYN. Qddvat. 
 KarcKpdeipu), v. [corrumpo,] to corrupt, to waste. '£ls ev fita nXriyrj KUTe^Oapra 
 
 7rokvs. ■ Pers. 256. SYN. $deip(o, bXatydeipo), Karaarpecptt). 
 Kara^Ou'd), v. [consumo tabe, tabesco, intereo,] to waste, to pine away. 2>e 
 
 pevrd yi\pq. Kevdifjo) KarafydXveiv* Alcest. 638. SYN. fy&Xvn), fcdra^detpd/j.ai 
 
 KarartfKdfiai. 
 Kdra00fw, v. [interimo,] to kill. Ov fxev by ae Kdra(j>6icrei, fiaXd nep fieveaivm', 
 
 e. 341. SYN. <l>dX~(d, bXatyQeipu), KarhRreiva. 
 KaratyOdpa, as, y, subst. [corruptio, pernicies,] corruption, ruin. IldpearX b* 
 
 ibbls, teat typevwv Kdratydopd. Choepll. 205. SYN. AlaQdopd, oXeOpos, tybvos, 
 
 davdrbs. 
 KdratyXeyb), f. £w, v. [comburo,] to burn down. Jlavrd KaTCKpXefyo irvpt tcrjXew. 3 
 
 X. 512. SYN. K.drdKaiii), KdTefiirpfjdu), dvaKatb). 
 Kdm06/3eo)ua<, v. [extimesco,] to be terrified at. Et be tovto Kardtybfielodov, 
 
 fiy tis dfiddia 7rpdarj. Ran. 1 109. Syn. 'EKtybfiebfiai, eicirXyTTOfjiai, diro- 
 
 beiXXddJ. 
 Kdrdfbvevu), v. [trucido,] to slay. Kdre^bvevire vXv. Bacch. 1166. SYN. 
 
 KdrctKretVw, Kdraty&iit), Kdrdiretyvb), Karaa^aTTOJ. 
 Kdrafpdiojxai, v. [considero,] to consider. 'Y//e7s be KaratypdceffQe not avroi, 
 
 Hes. Op. 246. SYN. fypdclbfxai, dvaaKbniio, e£trdc?w. 
 KdratypuK-os, bv, adj. [munitus, septus,] bound, fortified. TLeTpiobel Kara<j>paK- 
 
 tos ev beajjtp. Antig. 958. 
 K.dTa<bpdve(o, V. [sperno,] to despise. Addvode, KardcjipoveH fie Kai 0///3as obe. 
 
 Bacch. 495. SYN. 'Hepiijfrpoi'eto, ddeplcib), dri/jdcjw. 
 Kdrd~(f>povTl£oj, v. [in curas literarias expendo, vox comica,] to expend on 
 
 studies. 'AW ovk d7rbXwXeK\ dAXd KaTaTre^povrXKa. Nub. 857« 
 Kdratypvyto, v. [valde torreo,] to broil, to roast. Kdrdcppvyei fidXXwv y/jas. 
 
 Nub. 396. SYN. Qpvyu), d7rav0pdKi£w, Kdm^Xeyw, Karaidco. 
 Kdrd^vy)), fjs, ?/> subst. [refugium,] a refuge. Ovtos yap i\v pot KardQvy)) crut- 
 
 rypXas. Orest. 715. SYN. 'A7rb(j)vyy f dvd<J)bpa. 
 * Kdrd0vXdrrw, v. [custodio,] to guard. Mrinov tXs £k roinriadev u>v to a-^r)fda 
 
 KdTdtyvXalr}. Eccles. 482. SYN. OuXdrrw, €Koojc!<o. 
 KdTufvXXdpdeh), v. [marcesco,] to shed leaves, to wither. 'AkXej/s rifxa Kare- 
 
 <j>v\Xdpdrj(Te itb&wv. Olymp. 12. 22. SYN. Mdpatpb/jai, KaTaryKofxat. 
 KdTdxaXtcds, ov, adj. [aeratus,] covered with brass. KdrdyaX/voV airav. Plicen. 
 
 108. SYN. ITdyxaX>:os, evoirXos. 
 l^drdxapud, dros, to, subst. [ludibrium,] a laughing-stock. Kai br) KaTa^apfjid 
 
 fxev kyfipois. Theog. 1()63. Syn. TeXws, KarayeXtof. 
 Kdrdxe<?w, f. eaoj, v. [decaco,] to pour down excrement. 'A7ro ttjs opdfprjs vvk- 
 
 Tiop ydXewrr/s Karixeoev. Nub. 173. SYN. Xe£w, £7ri)(e5w. 
 Kdrdxe/pios, tiv t adj. [manibus aptus, commodus,] handy, convenient. Kdra- 
 
 X€<pXov kvTvvaoBai. Apoll. 1. 118S. 
 Kdrd^eyw, et Kdrdxtw, v. [effundo,] to pour down or into, to shed. To fitv 
 ! eis dXd ndv Kdrd^evcat. H. 46l. SYN. 'E7rt)(^ w > Kdrd/5aXXw. 
 KdrdY//v??, 77s, >/, subst. [(1) hiatus oris; (2) derisio,] the opening of the 
 
 mouth, derision. Tovt eor' ap^v, ical tov ttXvvtov Kara^vri ; Vesp. 574. 
 
 Syn. KdrdytXws, drijfJieXXa, KaTayapixd. 
 
 1 See Dr. Butler's note on this word. 
 
 2 The penult, of this word is long in Ionic, and short in Attic verse. Dr. Maltby. 
 
 3 KtjAcV is here scanned as a spondee. 
 
468 KATA KATE 
 
 Kdrayfltfwtfs, a, 8v t adj. [subterraneus, infernus,] subterraneous, infernal. 
 
 Zevs be KaraxQdvtos, mi enaiv)) Ylepoetyovetd. I. 457. SYN. 'YTrdyews, 6 kcltu. 
 Karaxpe/LnrTOfxai, v. [ conspuo,] to spit upon. 7 £lv KaTaxpefx^a/uievr]. Pax 815. 
 
 SYN. 'Attotttvio. 
 Karaxpvcruw, v. [(1) inauro; (2) laudibus exorno,] to gild, to emblazon. Kev- 
 
 6vs Karexpvffov 7ras dvrjp JLbpurXbrjv. Eccles. 826. SYN. Xpvaou), errutveu), 
 
 fieyaXvi'to. 
 Kdrdyv^d, dros, to, subst. [jusculum, eondimentum,] a kind of soup; in 
 
 the plural, sweetmeats, nuts, ngs, &c. -(hence Nuces spargere,) which were 
 
 poured on the heads of slaves or brides, to welcome them to their new ser- 
 vice. Mdyetpe, to Karaxvcr/Ja XP } ) noieiv yXvKv. Aves 1637. SYN. Zio/uos, 
 
 Tpu>yd\Xoi>, rpdy>jjud. 
 *Kdra"xpw^w, v. [inquino,] to discolor, to pollute. Kd-d S' aWdXov — KrjXib' 
 
 ohrpdrciTav Kexpdxrat, Hec. 899* 
 KciTaxpaa), v. [(l)defrico, (2) demulceo,] to rub down, to soothe. Ko:vt6s 
 
 Ka.Ta\pu>i> avTov, wonep TruiXXov. Pax >Jb. SYN, ^Fdw, Kura^j/YW, £7nfrpt/3w. 
 Kdra\f/£^a5w, V. [irroro,] to fall upon in drops. Apoaot KaTe\j/em£ov, efAnebov 
 
 aXvds. Agam. 544. SYN. 'E7r^£Ka£to, eTTivoriclu), paivu). 
 'Ka.Ta^evod/uat, v. [mentior,] to tell a lie against. Tcivttjs KdTa\pevbdjjievds' ov 
 
 yap rjberai. Pax 533. $YN. ^Vevbofjiai, bXaipevbdfiai, 
 Kara\pj)x<o s v. [(1) derado, (2) detergo, (3) aequo, (4) contero, demulceo,] to 
 
 scrape down, to plane, to soothe. Te7 irdv dbrjXov, mi KaTexprjKTai ^oj't. 
 
 Trach. 700. SYN. Kdrapw, d7ro\pdo), KardQeXyw, Tpifioj, dfiddui'hj. 
 KdTaxbvy^o, v. [refrigero,] to refresh. *fts 0dro, fieiXXxXoicri KdTa-^vywv odpoioX. 
 
 A poll. 3. 1 102. SYN. 'Ai/a^ux^- 
 Kdreyyvdco, v. [vadimonio vel satisdatione obstringo,] to pledge, to betroth. 
 
 'Opeord, arol be 7rcuS' eyoj Kdreyyftw. Orest. \6§2. SYN. 'Eyyi/dw, irdpd- 
 
 bib(i)/nX„ 
 KdreyxcuVw, v; [inhio,] to mock at. K.dTey\dvoi ye rats efxdiaXv av Tii^ais. 
 
 Acharn. 1196. SYN. KdrdyeXd^w, kdraorA.w7rrw. 
 Kdre^w, v. [consumo, corrodo,] to eat up. J.(j>us yap Ttapdefievoi KetydXas, mre- 
 
 bovaX fitaiios. /3. 237« SYN. Kdre<70tw, e^ebw, KaTarpuyu. 
 Kdre//3w, v. [effundo,] to drop down, to shed. *A beiXol, tX vv batcpv Karei- 
 
 (3eTov, 7]bc yvvaiKi. <p. 86. SYN. KdrdyEto, »cdrd\e//3ojua<, ndTaTrjuofxai. 
 Kdre/Sw, v. [conspicio,] to look down upon, to discover. Tx S' dp' ; i)v ap-ndyd 
 
 toju bquoffluv KaTibwal "Ltfjiwd, tX bpiocrXv ; Nub. 350. SYN. Kdra/SXeTrw, 
 
 s(j)dpd<i>. 
 Kdreudc?w, v. [conjecturis assequor,] to conjecture, to assimulate. fyvoiv 
 
 KaTeucaaQevTe ml fiXov rpotpas. (E. C. 337 • SYN. Ei«:dc?w, d7reiKa£w, £7ret- 
 
 Ka£u). 
 KdTeiXvcynddfiai, v. [instar serpentum repo,] to crawl along like a snake. 
 
 r £))y & etc rpoyjXtats av KdT€LXvff7r(s)fxevrjv. Lysistr. 722. 
 KdreifxX, v. [descendo, reverto,] to descend, to return, to be restored from 
 
 exile. "He)' ovv yvvi} KareioXv els "Aibov bo/j.ovs. Alcest. 73. SYN. Kdrepytf" 
 
 fiat, dvepypfiai. 
 Kdrelpyu), vid. Kdrepydflw. 
 Kdreic^ei/yw, v. [efFugio,] to escape. Xrjpevo/jev, tov £>' ovi: e^dfiev Kareic^dye*?. 
 
 Cycl. 439« SYN. Kdrd^euyw, €K(J)€vyw, dTrotievyu). 
 KdreXavvu, f. eXdcrto, v. [comminuo, depello,] to drive, to push down, to 
 
 smite. T il beanbd" 1 'Ep/ai/, Trjs '07rwpas KareXdaas ; Pax J 1 1. SY.N. 'ATreXavvoj. 
 KdreXeyX»>> v. [redarguo,] to find fault with, to detect, to disgrace. Ivfifv-ov 
 
 oh kdreXeyxet. Istli. 3. 22. SYN. 'EXey^w, t^eXeyx^- 
 KdT€fU7rpi]0co, v. [incendo,] to consume with tire. *H tropica Tt)v e/ur}v ndT€fnrpy- 
 
 eras TrvpX. Here. F. 1 142. SYN. 'E/U7rpi»y0a.>, dvdva/w, Kdrdicaiio, KdraQXeyw. 
 Kdr'evai'pio, v. [interficio, corrumpo,] to slay. Ouvuv tr' ovaav ndriivdpis /ue. 
 
 Antig. 871- SYN. KdraKretVw, bXaQOeipu). 
 Kdrevrjvddd, vid. KdravOew. 
 
KATE - KATH 469 
 
 Karevupicio), v. [occido, perdo,] to kill. Aopnyif/ros Kdrrjvdpiadris. Choeph. 314. 
 
 SYN. KdrafcretVw, Karevaipu), Kdraa^aTTU). 
 KdreVw7rd, adv. [in conspectu,] in sight. Avrd^> ewel KarevioTrd ib<bi> Adm^y 
 
 T&xvTrivXwv. O. 320. 
 Kdr£7rdyw, v. [induco, invito,] to introduce, to superadd. EIrd 5' avra Kdre- 
 
 ■jrdywt' 7ry/;vdj>. Equit. 25. SYN. See 'E7rdyw. 
 Kdre-rrelyoj, v. [urgeo, incito,] to urge, to harass. QevoreaX' jjbr} yap ydXeTrbv 
 
 Kara yijpas eireiyei. *F. 623. SYN. 'Eirelyio, icdracr7rep)(w, etnQXifiio. 
 Kdrerru), (inus.) v. [loquor,] to speak. "Qtpdr) be, cat K-dre77r' dvayicacdeh /uoyXs. 
 
 Ion 1215. 
 Karepyactdfiai, v. [efficio, conficio, intertfcio,] to effect, to perform, to kill. 
 
 TX bri~d aenvbv aw Kareipyaurai iroaei ; Here. F. 150. SYN. 'Epyazdjxai, 
 
 bia7rpaTTufiai, bXd7rdved]jiat, dvaipeu), tydvevit), ndrdtydvevoi. 
 KdrepydOu), et Karelpyw, v. [veto, coerceo,] to restrain, to control. Krjpvtrffe, 
 
 icrjpvi,, kcl\ arpdrbv Kareipyddov. Eumen. 56$. See also Med. 1254. Syn. 
 
 ^Aveipyo), dTieipyu), Kdreyu), yeipow. 
 KdrepeiKu), v. [scindo,] to rend. KdrepetKofxevai. Pers. 544. SYN. 'Epe/cw, 
 
 Kdrappriyvvfit, KdracT^iCd/jat. 
 Kdrepeinoj, v. [dejicio, diruo,] to throw down, to fall. *A Ka7rva> Karepel- 
 
 Tvlrai. Hec. 475. SYN. 'EpetVo;, icdrd7rtVrw, KardfiaXXofiai. 
 Kdrepevyu, v. [(1) eructo, (2) efBo in,] to belch upon, 'fts Bepfibv ?/ fxXdpa. rX 
 
 fiov Kdri/pvyey. Vesp. 1151. SYN. 'Epevyw. 
 Kdrepe^cu, v. [tego,] to cover, to protect, 'fts ev KaTrjpexpacrQe nal vovfivarXcuis. 
 
 Vesp. 1294. SYN. 'Ep£0w, are(pdrdu). 
 Kdrepew, v. Ion. fut. [loquor, obloquor,] to declare, to denounce. Ildcrtv 
 
 Karepui di>r)ro~tarX ndtcov. Med. 1 103. SYN. Kdret7rw, d7rayye\\w. 
 Kdrepjjrvw, KaTepvtca.Kta t et ndrepvicu), v. [detineo,] to detain, to suppress, to 
 
 prevent. Ai/roO Xtaab^evoi KdTt.pi]~vbv ev /leydpolaX. I. 46l. See also ft. 
 
 218. and Z. 192. SYN. 'Eprjrvio, Kare^io, avre^u), kdrd7riec?w, fiwdXlfiu), icdra- 
 
 extftu*. 
 
 Kdrepi/o), v. [deduco,] to draw down. N^us re icdretpvorai, kcu e7raprees elaXv 
 
 ETaipoi. 6. 151. SYN. 'A7T£pvw, urayw, KddeXKvio. 
 Kdrepx<tym/, v. [descendo,] to come down, to be restored. Kdrf/Xdov dv kcu 
 
 yu' ov& 6 UXovrwvos kviov. Alcest. 370. SyN. 'Avep^fymt, d-n epyojjicu, ndrd- 
 
 fiaiva), K'dravrdw, KddfjKW. 
 KdreodXio, v. [devoro,] to devour. Ov 7ravadftai bpiov ev, Kareadliov re, ae. 
 
 Cycl. 341. SYN. Kdrarpwyw, K-drtSw. 
 Kdrevy/jd, dros, to, Karev-^, rjs, r), subst. [imprecatio,] a prayer, an impreca- 
 tion. 'Elegeaev ydp OlbXitov Karevyfxdrd. Sept. Theb. 706. See Choeph. 
 
 470. SYN. Ei/y^, kdrdpet, dpn. 
 KdrevKrjXeu), v, [tranquillum reddo,] to make calm. Nu£ epyuv dvbpecaX, ndr- 
 
 evKijXrjae be irdodv. Apoll. 4. 1059' SYN. Kdrd7ravw. 
 Kdreuvd£io, et Kdrevvdu), v. [sopio,] to lull to sleep. QovXa) Karevvdaev. Hipp. 
 
 562. SYN. "KdrdKOifxadficu, dvd-iravbfiai, uaTUKoifii^io. 
 KdTevTpE7rt£oj, v. [comparo, instruo,] to arrange. Syn. Evrpe7r/c?w, Kdrdwa- 
 
 jUCfa). 
 
 Kdrev^//, vid. Kdrevyfjid. 
 
 Kdrevxofxai, v. [imptecor, opto, insulto,] to pray against, to wish, to boast. 
 
 Kdrei^cf^ucu be tov bebpaKor', eire rXs. CE. R. 246. SYN. Ev^o/jcli, Kdrdpau/jiat, 
 
 eirevyjjfJiaL, uv-^Im. 
 KdrefaXXd/jiai, v. [contra irruo,] to rush against, to jump or spring from. 
 
 Hroi dy l£ 'iirKitiV Karen aX^ievds avrios earr]. A. 94. 
 Kdrt^w, Kdria^u), et Karaa^edio, v. [retineo, oblineo, &c] to keep, to restrain, 
 
 to encompass. 'Ev roiaXv avroh b<l)f.id(Tiv icdret'xo/^tr. Eur. Eiectr. 1034. See 
 
 also I. 122. and B. 233. SYN. 'Atte^^, Kdrepvuu) ,(cdrtp^ryw, KaBeipyu, Kpdreoj, 
 
 oxfjiagu). 
 KdTTjydpeu, v. [accuso, reprehendo,] to accuse, to prove, to complain of, to 
 
470 KATH - KATO 
 
 reprove. Ev yap <J)pbvovi>Tbs bfifid gov KaTrjybpel. Agam. 262. SYN. Airm- 
 
 dfiat, £7rairXadfiai, kyKaXeu), eXey^w, fie fityo fiat. 
 Kdrriyvpos, ov, b, subst. [accysator,] an accuser. Zvv^ybpels oiy&od t<d Karr}- 
 
 yopa>. Trach. 81 6. 
 KdrrjKdds, bi>, adj. [morigerus, attentus,] obedient. Karrjfcdovs (pvaavres kv 
 
 bdfjiois ex eiv ' Antig. 642. SYN. KmiKous, v7rrjKobs, ev7reiQf]s. 
 KaTijXtxp, tyds, »/, subst. [scala, tabulatuni,] a ladder, a plank. '£7rt rijv k&tyi- 
 
 XXf' evdvs dveTrrjbrjadfiev. Ran. 573. SYN. KX//ia£. 
 Kar^Xvorm, as, et KaTrjXvvis, ews, r/, subst. [descensus, profeetio declivis,] 
 
 descent, return. A») Tore XaL\pr}po~tb KdTrjXvoXr) Ze<j>vpoib. Apoll. 4. 886. See 
 
 also Simon.fr. 112. Syn. KdObbos, KuTafidcXs. 
 Kdr^/uvw, 1 v. [declinor,] to bend down. Nebdpeirra KUTrj/nvovaXv epacje. Apoll. 
 
 3. 1400. SYN. 'Hfxvb), KaTaKXirb/iai, KaruTriirru). 
 Kanj'opos, bv, adj. [dependens, demissus,] hanging down, hovering. AatcpVoi 
 
 KCLTqidpa * arevet. Troad. 1080. 
 Kar»?7rmw, v. [mitigo,] to soften. "AXderb x e 'P> obvvai he KaT-qrcXbtavTo fiapeiai. 
 
 E. 417- SYN. 'H7rtda>, KaTairpavvut, KaTcucr)\e(o. 
 Ka.Tr)pe<f)r)s, ebs, 6 et rj, adj. [tectus,] covered with a roof, shaded, huge. 
 
 Aet»w t, dpydXeov re Karrj pedes' ijXdae 6' avTov. e. 36j- SYN. *E7rr)pe<pris, 
 
 Ka\v7TTbs. 
 Kar{]pr)s, ebs, adj. [bene" aptatus, gratus,] well fitted, wrapped up, grateful. 
 
 TapaS narijpei ttXtvXov eTrTepwfievbv. Iph. T. 1347. SYN. Ev dpqpws, dvfifjprjs, 
 
 aybnrrjTbs. 
 
 Kd-fyeid, as, y, subst. [(1) vultus demissus, (2) pudor cum mcerore,] dejec- 
 tion, shame. Avafieveatv /nev j^ap/nd, KdTr\^eir}v be aot avrw. T. 51. SYN. 
 
 Alamos, ala\vvri, oveibbs. 
 Kdr^7/s, ebs, adj. [subtristis,] having downcast looks, sad. Tor fiev kclt^T? 
 
 Kat ndpeifievov vbau>. Orest. 872. SYN. "sLKvdpioirus, ddvfibs, arvyvbs. 
 Kdrrjfpeu), et KcHrrjcjiXdu), v. [vultu sum demisso,] to be downcast, to he cast down 
 
 wilh shame. TX br} kdrrj^els ojifid, Ka\ bdicpvppbeis ; Med. 1008. See also 
 
 Apoll. 3. 123. Syn. 'Ag^XXm. 
 Kdrrifym', bvbs, subst. [qui dedecori est, infamis,] infamous, who brings shame. 
 
 ^Trevadre fiot, tcdtcd reicvd, Kdrrftybves* aW dfxd iravres. ft. 253. SYN. ^.Tvyvol, 
 
 beiXoi. 
 Kdrr)xt)s, ebs, adj. [sonorus,] sounding, murmuring. "AbXbv, <t> Trolfiav, to reov 
 
 fxeXos, r) to Kara^es. Theocr. 1. 7* SYN. TLvKeXybbs. 
 KdrtaTrrw, v. fdejicio, lajdo,] to beat down, to tear, to disfigure, 'fts av fii) 
 
 KXalovad Kara yjpbd koXov Xa,7TTy. j3. 376. SYN. 'Ia7rr<y, fiXairrw, dvidu, bXa- 
 
 (pdeipto. 
 
 * Kdrfotyfti, v. [scio,] to know. MaXurra 8 avrbv e'lndT, el /carter}' birov. CE. R. 
 926. SYN. R'ibio, eTricTdfiai, yiyv&GKit). 
 
 K d-iax vaivw, v. [attenuo,] to cause to pine away. At Mdlcrai tov epwrd Kdria- 
 
 XyairovTi, Q>XXnr7re. Call. Ep. 48. SYN. 'Io~x»'ati'w, KaTavaXlaKU). 
 KdTHTxjjb), v. [invalesco, praavaleo,] to grow strong. Tpb(prjs eXr)£e, xal KUTta- 
 
 yxiaev be/xas. QE. C. 360. SYN. 'Ia^vw, Kparvvofiai, KpdTew, bvvd/xai. 
 Kdr/o-^w, vid. Kdre^w. 
 KdTOiKeio, v. [habito,] to inhabit. K.eivr}V KaTOitcelv aolaXv kv bb/iois e-^pw. 
 
 Helen. 1651. SYN. Oktw, evotfcew, vaiw, vaierdio, evvaiio. 
 KdToiKigw, v. [habitare facio,] to establish a colony, to place, to plant. Tv- 
 
 tf)Xus ev avrois kXmbas KurtpuXod. P. V. 258. SYN. Oik/^w, kyKdroid^h), nard- 
 
 vaio), tcd^ioTriiu. 
 
 * KdroiKbs, ov, 6 et tj, subst. [incola,] an inhabitant. Ti bfjr eyw tcdroiKos (55* 
 dvuoTtvio. Agam. 1257- "Evoikos, 'iyvbjibs. 
 
 K.droiKTeip(o, et KdroiKTiclio, v. [misereor,] to pity. 'AXX' aibeaai /.te, Kal hotoU- 
 
 1 On the quantity of the penult, of Karvfivu, see 'Hjuww. 
 
 2 Dor. for Karrjopa. 
 
KATO KATO 471 
 
 reipov /3loy. Iph. A. 1246. See also Eumen. 121. Syn. Okreipw, ettoik- 
 Tetpoj, eXealpu). 
 * Kdrot/iwSw, v. [defleo,] to deplore. Koyu/efyueV viv aoi Karoifjiutfai yoois. 
 
 Androm. 1 148. Syn. See Oprjveio et Ot/jwc?w. 
 *Kdroivos, ov, adj. [ebrius,] in wine, intoxicated. "Efxtypdv, j) Karoivov ovra ; 
 b. BaKytov irpos f]bovais. Ion 555. SYN. Olvofidprjs, olvofidpeiojy, irdpoivos, 
 7rapoivws, napotvlKds, /jiedvoos. PHR. 'frrepTrXTjadels jiedijs. 
 KaroKveio, v. [(1) pigritia aut metu negligo, (2) piget me, (3) timeo,] to 
 hesitate, to be reluctant, to fear. 2v cV av ndTOKve'is, tujv Aios t kyQpiav vrrep. 
 P. V. 6j. SYN. 'Oicviu), bvcr^Epatvu), dfj.r)^dvEU). 
 KdrdXdXv2u>, v. [iamentor,] to implore aloud, to lament. Kdro\d\i/£dro> 0v/zd- 
 tos \ev(rij.iov. Agam. 1087* SYN. 'OXoXvZu), dvdXoXv£u), dpr\VEU), kwkvu), 
 aXdXaiw. & 
 
 KaToXofvpofiai, v. [deploro,.] to mourn over. KdroXofvpofiai, naToXotyvpofiai. 
 Orest. 333. SYN. 'OXotyvpopai, ohriZdfjiai, olKrelpu), diroKXa'no, avamoKvut, 
 Karobvpofxai, Ku.Tadpr\V£h). 
 KdrofxvvfALy v. [dejero, cum juramento affirmo,] to swear, to bind one's self by 
 an oath. Toy opKov, ov Karwfida, efXTebojcrdfjiey. Iph. T. 7Q\. • SYN."0 pv fit, 
 hioftvvpi, 
 * KaToyripX, v. [gratificor,] to benefit, to gratify. 'Zavrfjs Kdrovat, avrifioXio 
 
 at. Thesm.0,1'7- SYN. "Ovrjfii, (1)(j>eXeuj, ypaiafxeu). 
 Karons, e7d, v, adj. [peracutus,] very sharp, shrKl, piercing. "En& owojs dvev 
 
 fjLCL^rjS Kal tt]s Kdro^eias (3ot}s. Vesp. 471* SYN. 'O^vrdros, 6£vs f atfobpos. 
 Kdro7ra5w, v. [persequor, depello,] to overcome, drive away. AlhG> hi ^r 
 
 dvaibeir) jcdroTrddfy. Hes. Op. 322. SYN. Merepxd/iou. 
 KdroirXv, KaTOTriaQe, et /car on ktOev , [in posterum, a tergo, post,] behind, after. 
 "Qvtis cLKdXovdei kcltoitIv avdpwirov tvQXov. Plut. 13. See also 0. 339, an d 
 ^F. 505. SYN. 'E^ottiOev, oicioOev, owlou, efiiraXiy, fxtrd ravrd. 
 Kdro7rrewo;, v. [exploro, aspicio, animadverto,] to behold, to discover. Kai 
 
 fx>) irpos k^Bpibv tov KCLTOKTevdeis wdpos. Aj. Fl. S29* 
 Kdroij/o/zcu, v. fut. of Kadopdu), [conspicio,] to see. "Oitt<d inus. Avow be 
 7raiboLV bvo vficpio Karoxperai. Hec. 45. SYN. 'Opdw, (5Xe7T(o, /cdra/3\£7rw, Kad- 
 opdu), e'ibb). 
 Kdro7T7-/?s, ov, et KdroTtriip, vpos, 6, subst. [speculator, explorator,] an eye- 
 witness, a spy. "Hroi KdroTCTr\v, Tj kXo-kqus dqp('o/jievdy. Helen. 1174. See 
 also Sept. Theb. 36. SYN. Ino-nos, etto-ttttis, £7ro7rrr)p, KdraaKowos, Oearris. 
 KdrowTos, et Karoxpios, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [conspicuus,] conspicuous. YlopQjiov 
 KdroTTToy TrpCJy inrepfiaXXeiv irpoaio. Agam. 298. See also Hipp. 30. SYN. 
 AIttclpos, ettotttos, drroTTTos. 
 KdTOTrrpoy, ov, to, subst. [speculum,] a mirror. ZavObv KdroTrrpuy irXoKdfJLov 
 e£i)fTK€is Kdfjtrjs. Eur. Electr. 1071« SYN. "EvoKrpov, e'Laoirrpdy, EVOTrrpov. 
 EPITH. Auf.i7rpoy t uvtitvitov, apyixpEdv. PHR. Xpvoiuv kvo-KTpuiV drepfidvES 
 avyal. Hec. £) 1 1 . 
 KdropOdu), v. [(1) erigo, (2) cum virtute aliquid gero,] to set aright, to restore 
 \ to prosperity. Kt^jyertra/ //ov kcu Kdropdovvros typivd', CE. C. 1487* Syn. 
 'Avopdoio, dnevQvyu), evrpETriZu). 
 KdTopvffocj, v. [perfodio, obruo,] to dig down, to hide in the ground. 'Yw' dfir}- 
 ydvias, tov naTeo' avrF/s ey rfj KE<j)dXrj Karopv^at. Aves 475. SYN. Kdra- 
 o-(ca7rr(u, Kard-%<jjyyvfj.l, KaTdduirTU). 
 j KdTovXds, dbos, ?/, [spissa nox,] a dark night. Cf. Brunck. Lex. Soph. 
 Nu^ £</)o/3et, TifVTrep te KurovXabd kikXyictkovoi. Apoll. 4. |695. 
 Kdrovpeu), v. [permingo,] to make water upon. M/) Kdrovpri oval fiov. Eccles. 
 
 827- SYN. Ovpeto, Eirovptu}. 
 KdrovpiZu), v. [vento secundo vela expando,] to sail with the wind, to arrive 
 
 prosperously. "Ejunibd kdrovpLZei. Trach. 840. 
 Kdroxevs, eujs, 6, subst. [repagulum,] a fastener, a bar. Avrot vvv adro^ts 
 dyaKXlyeoQE TrvXcuoy. Call. 2. 6. Syn, BaXfiis. 
 
472 KATO KAYX 
 
 Karons, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [correptus, occupatus,] detained by, engaged in, 
 seized. Td/J7rd\ii> be Tiovbe yala Kard\d /uavpovcrdai okotu. Pers. 228. SyN. 
 
 AllTTTOS. 
 
 JLaroxptos, vid. KdroTrros. 
 
 KctTTvpa, aros, to, subst. [coria duriora, solese, &c] a shoe, strong leather. 
 
 "EbwKas i'jbr} tovtloX n&TTvpd Ttdpd aeavTov. Equit. 869. 
 Kdrruw, v. [consuo,] to sew, to mend. OIt>' eyoj to npayud tov&, oQev icdXai 
 
 icaTTveTai. Equit. 314. SYN. 'Kd-appaTTTio, eKifiaXXu), ffWTidrifxX. 
 Kdrw, compar. Kdrtorepio, adv. [infra, deorsum,] down, below. Xwpe* rarw, 
 
 (TKeXr) be KipKwaov fiXa. P. V. 74. See also Ran. 70. SYN. 'Xttokcltu), evepde. 
 Karwftev, et KartoBe, adv. [ex infra,] from below. "Awtcc KartoQev ovpdvov bvo- 
 
 wpa&q.. Here. F. 1 23 1 . 
 %Kdrtoicdpa, adv. [in caput,] down on the head. KdrtoKdpa piipas /ue fiovKoXrio-e- 
 
 tcii. Pax 152. SYN. Ylprjvfj, vtttXlos. 
 Kdrcjiidblds, ov, adj. [ad humerum, ab humero,] raised to the shoulder, highly 
 
 raised. "Ocrod be bioicov ovpd KdrtoixdbXoio TreXovrai. ^F. 43-1. 
 KaTwfiabov, adv. [humeris,] across the shoulders. MdarXyX & alev eXavve kclt- 
 
 loiidbdv' 01 be oX 'imtoi. ^P '. 500. 
 KarojvaKr], -qs, //, subst. [vestis servilis vellere subsuta infra,] a garment worn 
 
 by a slave and bordered with sheep-skin. Kdrwydn/ tov \o~ipdv dnoTeTiX^evas. 
 
 Eccles. 724. 
 KaTwp, [de hac voce Lexica silent : neque constat qusenam sit interpretalio 
 
 - - forsan a ica£u), KaffTtop, princeps, ruler.] (dapaet, ble tcartop, rw e{xa> Ke^a- 
 
 ptffLieie Qvjjlw. Horn. 6. 55. 
 Ka.Tiopv^))s t eds, et KaTwpvl, v%6s, adj. [defossus,] deep dug, or deep sunk, 
 
 massy, under ground. 'PvTolatv XcieaaX KaTiopv^eeacr dpdpvld. £. 267. See 
 
 also P. V. 46l. Kdrcopv£, f], is used as a subst. Hec. 988. 
 Kdrw^dyds, 6, subst. [qui demisse capite edit,] a glutton. "Eoti yap kdrw^d- 
 
 yas Tis dXXds, y) KXeiovvjjLos ; Aves 290. SYN. 'Abi'itydyos. 
 K.avaypvjj.1, v. [frango,] to split. "A^ovd Kavafats, to. be tyopTt d/xavpuidely. 
 
 Hes. Op. 693. 
 Kov^l, tjkos, 6, subst. [larus,] a sea-gull. 'EvbXoi mvriKes, Call. fr. 167. 
 Kavicaads, ov, 6, P. N. [Caucasus,] a ridge of mountains. Kavxdcrov neXas ve- 
 
 fxovrai* P. V. 430. EP1TH. Aiin)eis, r)XXj3drds, kaydroeis, yve^oeis, vi(j)6ets, 
 
 v\pi(TTOs. PHR. Xdovos Tr'jXovpov Treboi't d/3dros epyiiiXa, d-rrapOpioiros Kayos, 
 
 bv a ye i p epos tydpayt,, drepir^s ireTpa. 
 Kahilis, tov, ol, P. N. [Caucones,] (1) inhabitants of Peloponnesus, (2) inha- 
 bitants of Paphlagonia. K. 439. 'Htodev ixerd Kaviaovas fxeyddvpovs. T. 366. 
 KavXds, ov, 6, subst. [(1) caulis; id in planta, quod supra terrain simpliciter as- 
 
 surgit : (2) pars teli, manubrium,] the stalk of a plant ; the handle of a spear; 
 
 colewort. 'OirdTciv ^uaiiq., teal tovs KavXovs. Equit. 824. SYN. 'P/cd, 
 
 (2) Kw-irr). 
 Kav/jd, drds, to, subst. [a3Stus, incendium,] scorching heat. KavLidros e| dve- 
 
 lww bvadeos opvvuevow. E. 869. SYN. Aldos, 6aX7ros, dep/jortjs. EPITH. 
 
 'ActdXeov, alddXdev, deanreaXdi', bvaaes, Xdfipov, bixpdXeov. 
 KavidKt], r)s, t), subst. [laena, lodix,] a kind of garment. Ax^atdrepov y\ 1) mv- 
 
 vdxrjv. b. erf, <^ 7 yd6e. Vesp. 1149. 
 KavoTeipds, ?/, or, adj. [ardens, fcrvens,] burning, raging. "EaTa/uev, r)be /ud^»?s 
 
 Kavareiprjs avrXpdXfjrrat. M. 3l6. SYN. A'iO(ov, dep/ads. 
 *Kavards, ov, adj. [adustus,] burnt, seared. Kavarov fxdxXov Xapovrds eKKaieiv 
 
 to <j)cos. Cycl. 626. 
 KdvffTpXos, et Kdvarpds, ov, 6, P. N. [Cayster,] a river in Asia Minor. 'Aeriw 
 
 ev XeiiiwvX, KdvarpXov afxcpX peedpd. B. 46l. See also Anacr. 172. 8. 
 Kavrrip, rjpds, 6, subst. [ustor,] one who burns. Top be ravpo) x^Xneu) Kav-rijpd. 
 
 Pyth. 1. 185. 
 Kay^do/uat, v. [glorior,] to boast, to glory. KovSey caveat' tv ft dyav (f>XXo- 
 
 Keprdfjids e/rm. Theocr. 5. 7* SYN. Av^ew, ixeydXr]ydpeu) f ixeydXav)(e<>}. 
 
KAYX KEIP 473 
 
 Kavxv* »? f » V* MVXW") ards, to, et Kav^^is, tws, //, subst. [jactatio,] boasting, 
 
 glory. Kav^ns aoiba 7rp6a(j>dpds. Nem. 9« 17« See also Isthm. 5. 65. Syn. 
 
 Av-^t), a ^X^"> a\a£ov€Vfxa. 
 Kd<pe(o, v. in us. fspiro,] to gasp, to pant. 'E£ dXiy7i7reXXr)s, bandar) KeKa^rjord 
 
 tivfior. e. 468. SYN. 'E/ctt^cw. 
 Kdx"5w, f. £<»>, et Dor. £ai, v. [cachinnor,] to laugh heartily. Kfiywv yap Xb J 
 
 ws f^eyd tovto ndya^CJ. Theocr. 5. 142. SYN. ILdTdyeXdon. 
 Kd^erajpe/a, as, r), subst. [malum consortium,] evil communication. 'Ek K'd^e- 
 
 raipeirjs ^aKci yiyveral' ev be KaX avros. Theogn. 11/1. 
 Ku^Xa^h), v. [slrepito, resono,] to rattle, to resound. Kd^Xu^ei, irvdais 'Apeds 
 
 opbfxevov. Sept. Theb. 110. 1 SYN. 'H^ew, ^/dcpeu), bov7ri<*>, dvaCeu>. 
 Ka-^pvs, vds, i], subst. [hordeum in furno tostum,] roasted barley. Kd^puwr 
 
 dilbidi' evco-^rjfjiEioy. Vesp. 1306. 
 Kedbrjs, ov, 6, patronym. [Ceades,] the son of Ceas. Ytos.Tpoi^rjvoid, bXorpe- 
 
 <peos JtLedboio. B. 847. 
 Keds?w, v. [findo,] to cleave, to cut. BdXwr Kedcrai/ul, peiTf evX oivdirX ttovtcj. 
 
 fi. 388. SYN. Xyj j?w, priyvvfil, bXare/xru). 
 Kedp, to, subst. [cor,] the heart. Xcupwf tXs clvtuv tovjjov aXyvvei Keap. Med. 
 
 399. Syn. See Kijp. 
 Ke/?\»}, rjs, 7), subst. for KeQaXi), [caput,] the head. 'AfxtyX be KefiXfjv. Call. fr. 140. 
 * Ke~{3\fi7rvpXs, ews, ?/, subst. [avis quaedam,] a red-headed bird. Neprds, Xepa£ t 
 
 (pciTTa, kokicvZ,, epvdpoirovs, nefiXq-rrvpts. Aves 304. 
 KefipXovTjs, ov, 6, P. N. [Cebriones,] a natural son of Priam. Kefipldvriv b' eice- 
 
 Xevaev dbeXtyeov, eyyvs eovTa. 0. 318. EPITH. Acitypwv, ijpios, fxeydQvfxos, 
 
 TIptd/J.ibr)s. 
 Keyxpos, ov, 6, subst. [milium,] millet. 'Hfios br) KeyyjwioX 7rept yXw^es reXe- 
 
 dovai. Hes. Scut. 398. 
 KeyxpiofxdTa, uv, rd, subst. [foramina, sc. clypeorum,] smail holes in the shield, 
 
 through which a warrior viewed his opponent. 'AAA.' ey irpoor\yov acnrXbuv 
 
 KeyxpundfJLV. Phoen. 1408. 
 Ket5dc?w, et Kebctiu), v. [dissipo,] to scatter, to rout. "Ev0d 6' dvrjp eXev dvbpd, 
 
 Kebaadelarjs va/Jtiv^s. O. 328. See also Apoll. 2. 627. SYN. ^Kebdguj, bXd- 
 
 fjLepic.10, bXdXvit). 
 Kebvds, 7), or, adj. [venerandus, inclytus,] venerable, estimable, dear, anxious. 
 
 'AW ojaTe vads nebidv oianoffrpd(j)ov. Med. 523. Syn. 'Ay vds, aefxpos, <j)po- 
 
 vXfuos, avveros, truxppojv, 'itydifJids, dyddds, dyavds. 
 Y^ebpXvds, et KebpwTos, r), ov, adj. [cedrinus,] of cedar. 'EXouVdr', etc b' eXcvad 
 
 KebpXvwv bd/jtiov. Alcest. l6l. See also Orest. 1377* 
 KebpXs, Xbds, 7), subst. [fructns cedri,] a cedar-berry. K$0' d fiev erpipev icebpi- 
 
 bds, dvridov, <r(j)dKoi>. Thesm. 486. 
 Kebpds, ov, rj, subst. [cedrus,] a cedar-tree. Koi /j.v7~)/ud de£(u0' ev, Kebpov 
 
 Te^vda/jdra. Orest. 1052. EPITH. 'Hbeld, a£dXea, evwbrjs, TtepXfiiiKYjS, -^Xdepa. 
 Kelflev, KeldX, et Ke'ure, adv. [illinc, illic,] from thence, there. Aefciv tu KeWev 
 
 o-ov k-dtriyi'i'iTov 7r£pt. Orest. 842. See also Vesp. 749» Syn. 'EiceWev, eKe'iQe, 
 
 eKelae, eKe\, avTodi. 
 Ke7/icu, et Keo//at, v. [ jaceo, positus sum,] to lie down, to be deposited, to 
 
 exist, to be enacted. Kai rolaX bovXois alfxaros fcetrat 7rept. Hec. 293. See 
 
 also X. 510. SYN. 'Ard^reTuat, /cdrdK?7 ( uat, keoxfyucu. 
 K.eifjL7)XXdv, ov, to, subst. [supellex deposits,] a store, a treasure, a memorial. 
 
 Td6' uptX iralbuv karX fioi Kei^XXa. Heracl. 591. 
 Kel^ov, pro eKelvtis, q. v. 
 KeTds, a, ov, adj. [Ceus,] of Ceos. Tt)v fiovadv, ws o Kctos 'XXXX-^ov veirovs. 
 
 Call. fr. 77. 
 KetpXa, as, >/, subst. [fascia lecti, instita,] a bed-girth made of rushes. Ildyv 
 
 ye KeipXav exu)v. Aves 815. SYN. ^Lirapydvdv. 
 
 1 See Dr. Blomfield on tliis word in his Glossary. 
 Pros. Lex. 3 O 
 
474 KE1P KEAA 
 
 *K.dpvXos, ov, 6, vid. K//pi)Xoy. 
 
 Ke/pw, v. [tondeo, abscindo, depascor,] to shear, to consume, to deflower. 
 
 YLovpq. Bvyarpbs 7revdX/ja) Kenapfievos. Orest. 452. SYN. 'A7rdWpw, Karaiceipio, 
 
 uKOKopodb) , typed), Kovpi£<o, ayiZw. PHR. Itbapov em Kapq. rXdelcd KOvpX/xdv. 
 
 Orest. 955. 
 Ke/w, et new, v. [decurnbere cupio,] to desire to lie down. K6\pe S' ava<ryb~ 
 
 jnevos ffX'^J7 bpvos, yv XXne neiiov. £. 425. See also t], 342. SyN. Koi/jadjxat. 
 KefcXjjya, perf. a kXu^oj, v. [clango,] to shout, to howl. Ot fxev KCKXyyovres 
 
 eirebpdjjidv' avrdp 'dbvaveus. £. 30. SYN. See KXcic?w. 
 Ke^Xofiyv, aor. 2. a xeXoLiat, v. [hortor,] to recommend, to summon, to give 
 
 name to. KetcXerd' kcu fr dp' doXXivcrav Kara, darv yepaias. Z. 287* SYN. 
 
 KeXo/zcu, KeXevu), ndpaKaXeu), eTriKaXeofiat. 
 KeKpayfxa, dros, to, et Keicpayfxos, ov, 6, subst. [clamor, vociferatio,] a bawling. 
 
 'Fyvbe f.iev bXicpols ewdovv ry)v debv KeKpayiidcn. Pax 637* See also Ipll. A. 
 
 1357. SYN. Avow), fio>), dXdXayfxds, Kpavyt). 
 ReicpaKTris, ov, 6, subst. [clamator, clamosus,] a bawler. Kcu Ketcpcucrd rov gov 
 
 Opdaovs. Equit. 304. 
 KeKpatybafjias, avros, 6, subst. [ante alios clamosus,] one who outbawls 
 
 others. Avros b' 6 KXewv 6 KeKpn^Xbd/xas lidvov ijfxds ov irepXrpdyei. Vesp. 
 
 596. 
 l£eKpo7cXbr)S t ov, 6, et KeKpoiris, ibos, y, et K'eKpomds, a, ov, [Cecropius, Athe- 
 
 niensis,] Athenian. KetcponXby tcdndfiovXe, tX rovd' yjyei fx^yd rovpyov ; Equit. 
 
 1055. See Aves 1407- and Hipp. 34. 
 Kei:po\p, ottos, 6, P. N. [Cecrops,] a king of Athens, and originally an Egyp- 
 tian emigrant. Xupav re -ndaav KexpoTros, rj fx ebe^dro. Plut. T~(2>. 
 Ketcpv(j)dX6s, 1 ov, 6, subst. [reticulum,] a hood, a cowl. KeKpv(j)dXcv be~i kcu 
 
 /xXrpas. b. 'Ubl jxev ovv. Thesm. 257. SYN. l&pijbe/xvov, raivXa. „ 
 KeXdbeivds, et neXdbewds, 1), ov, adj. [obstreperus, tumultuosus,] clamorous, 
 
 noisy, resounding. "Upy b' avrenry ^pvaijXdKdros, KeXdbetvt]. Y. 70. See 
 
 also Isthm. 4. 14. Syn. 'Hx>/e<s. 
 KeXdbeu), et iceXdbio, v. [strepo,] to ring, to resound, to celebrate. Hcudv be 
 
 Kat araXmyyes eiceXdbovv opov. Phoen. 1118. See also 2. 376*. SYN. Bpi^aw, 
 
 bovrreu), dopvfieu), r^ea). 
 KeXdbijjxd, dros, to, et KeXdbus, ov, 6, subst. [tumult uatio,] a ringing murmur, 
 
 a sound. KaXXivrov zeXdbriLid. Phcen. 223. See also Pers. 394. Syn. 
 
 'Apayfxos, 6opv(3os, fix**** &vo.KeXdbds, 
 KeXdbfjrXs, Xbos, y, adj. [celebratrix,] warbling. YXtoavdv evpeno KeXdbrj-rXv. 
 
 Nem. 4. 140. 
 KeXaivos, y, ov, adj. [niger,] black, dark. Avrdp eyojv evopovad, KeXuirrj Xat- 
 
 XdirXlaos. A. 746. SYN. MeXas, fxeXa/xfidtyris, opfvaivs, aicdretvds. 
 "KeXaiveyxrjs, eos, adj. [qui nigram et funestam habet hastam,] having a 
 
 black spear, blood-shedding. Ivv r 'Adavala KeXaiveyx^ T ' 'Apei. Nem. 
 
 10. 158. 
 KeXaivetyrjs, eds, adj. [nubium obfuscator, niger,] spreading black clouds, 
 
 black. $>iord neXaivefyeuv nebXwv. Pyth. 4. 93. 
 KeXaivofipioTos, dv, adj. [devoratus, ideoque niger factus,] having turned black 
 
 from being eaten off. KeXaivufipwrdv r)ixdp eicdoivriaerai. P. V. 1060. 
 fceXat)'o((>d))s, eds, adj. [niger, obscurus,] black, gloomy. 7 il mktos KeXaivdcjidtjs. 
 
 Ran. 1331. Syn. 'Opc/>va76?, a'L0d\p. 
 KeXaivocjipcjv, dvds, adj. [qui nigra agitat consilia,] dark-minded, cruel. 'AXXd 
 
 viv KeXaivtitypiov efir'i. Eumen. 462. SYN. AoXXo(f>pu)V. 
 KeXaivoofjiai, v. [nigresco,] to turn black. 27rXayx ,,c * & I 101 KtXaivov-rai. 
 
 Choepli. 407. SYN. Tapdaaofxai. 
 KeXaivd)7rr)s, ov, tceXcnvu)\p, unros, 6 et ?/, et KeXatvwzXs, Xbos, fj, adj. [nigro vultu 
 
 1 The antepenult, of this word is short in Homer, where it occurs only once, X. 469. : but long 
 in Aristophanes, here and v. 145 
 
KEAA KENE 475 
 
 praeditus,] black-faced, cruel, insidious. T H pti iceXaivwTrav. Aj. Fl. 954,. 
 
 See also Pyth. 4. 376. and Pyth. 1. 13. Syn. kdXXds. 
 Ke\apv£(0, v. [cum strepitu fluo,] to murmur, to trickle. Nvpcbdv e£ avrpoio 
 
 Karetfiufxtvov KsXtipvabev. Theocr. 7. 137« SYN. See KtXdSew. 
 KeXe/3t), rjs, ?/, subst. [patella,] a wooden bowl. Irexpov tuv KeXefiav (poivtKsai 
 
 olds awrw. Theocr. 2. 2. 
 Ke\ev0d7rotds, oi), 6, adj. [viam exscindens,] way-mking. KeXevdoKoto\ naites 
 
 'HtyalcTTOv, yQova. Eumen. 13. 
 KeXevBds, ov, ij, et plur. keXevQol, at, et KeXevda, tov, ra, subst. [via,] a way. a 
 
 course, a voyage, a clime. Hi) 6' o^ keXevQov, el tXs efiXa\Lev nobi. Helen. 
 
 867. SYN. 'dbos, obiafxd, arpaTzos, olpos. EPITH. 'AXiet, bo^ua, TETpairovs, 
 
 evdeldf axbofos, aar(f)dXy)s, fiaKpa, dQeos, evpweaad, fjepdeaaa, l-^dvoeaad, Xat\j;r)pii r 
 
 vypd, evpeld, alvr), aaTspdeaad, djjdros, ftdQeid, boXX^), evpvyopos, upvoeaoti, 
 
 bXd)), ttovtotiooos, areivrj, rrjXendpds, opdi), oyiaT)], noriXtis, Xad(f)dpds. 
 KeXevoym, tiros, to, et KeXevfffios, ov, 6, subst. [hortamentum, mandatum,] a 
 
 command, an exhortation. KeXeva/ia b' i\v kut chttv Tpol-as. Hec. 917* 
 
 See also Bacch. 10/8. SYN. Upvo-Tayfid, ei'ToXrj, eVraXjud, eiferui], rovderrj/ua.,. 
 
 7rapayyeXiJ.d, napaKeXevcrfJia. 
 KeXevoTt)s, ov, 6, subst. [hortator,] one who gives a signal to the rowers-. 
 
 Boiys, keXevcttov 00ey/id9' us TjKovatifxev. Helen. 1575. 
 KeXevrXdoj, frequent, a KeXevio, v. [jubeo, hortor,] to order, to call to, to 
 
 exhort, to encourage. 'Af-Kborepu) & Awjte KeXevrXdiovr ettX Trvpyajv. M. 26a. 
 
 See also ^ r . 65$. SYN. 'EyKeXevw, KeXdfiat, bXtirciTTO), orpvvii), tiitoyu), stto- 
 
 rpviu). 
 * KeXeovres, o'i, subst. [" pedes textorii mali, e quibus stamina deducuntur." 
 
 Kiessl.] the lower beams of the loom, to which the warp is attached. 
 
 KepKiSi cvjinXe^aad ftaicpwp sra/u' ek keXeovtmv. Theocr. 18. 34. 
 KeXrjs, tjtos, 6, subst. [(1) eqtius desultorius, (2) celox,] a riding-horse, a yacht. 
 
 'E7U rwv keXtjtojv hXafiifihKav opBpXai. Lysistr. 60. 
 KeXrjTlZu), v. [equito,] to ride on horseback. "Or? KeXrjrXffai 'keXevov, 6%vdv/.ir)- 
 
 delad fjioi. Vesp. 501. 
 KeWu, v. [appello,] to bring a ship to land, to moor. KeXctaaa, oTEVoTropG- 
 
 fxov. Iph. A. I67. SYN. Ktiralpw, oxeXXit). 
 KeXbfxai, v. [jubeo, hortor,] to order, to encourage, to recommend. Ovtc dv 
 
 fyutye at fJL)\rXv tiTroppiipavTti keXoI/jitjv. I. 513. SYN. KeXevw, 7rdjodfcd\ed//ai, 
 
 Trporpeirii). 
 KeXtos, 7), ov, adj. [Celticus,] of the Celts, Celtic. BapfitipXKr)v ical KeXtov 
 
 tivaoTii(javTis"Aptia. Call. 4. 173. 
 KeXv(j)ri, >/, et keXvQos, to, [(1) putamen ; (2) navigium,] a shell, a husk, a 
 
 small boat. 'AvT-w/uoaXiov KeXvcprj. Vesp. 545. SYN. $>Xows. 
 Ke\wp, bpds, 6, subst. [legatus,] one commanded by an oracle, a delegate. 
 
 ' Ay tipefxv 6 veios KzXwp. Androm. 1032. 
 Ke/jtis, abbs, fi, subst. [Iiiiinulus cervi,] a young fawn. *H Kejitio', r)e Xtiywtiv 
 
 eizelytTov eufXEvis alei. K. 36*1. SYN. Aopras, VEppZs. EPITH. 'ilnvnovs. 
 KEvayyr)s, eos, adj. [vasa exhauriens,] vessel-exhausting. Evt uTrXota KEiay- 
 
 yel (3dpv-vovT. Again. 181. 
 KfvavbpXa, as, r/, subst. [virorum penuria,] want of men. Ylpos rdS' ws Hovaiov 
 
 filv dcrrv irdv KevavbpXav otevei. Pers. 72>6. 
 Kivapbpds, ov, et ?/, adj. [vacuus,] deprived of its inhabitants. Y\u8r]-Tat 
 
 KEvav-bpov. Pers. 123. SYN."Sf>ij/wd* avhpuv. 
 KEVEavyfis, ids, adj. [vana jactans,] vainly boasting. "As, d-rtoT ev A/jfiyo), tc£- 
 
 veov^ees y)yopdaaQe. 0.230. SYN. 'AX«^j/. 
 K£ve/3ptd, toy, tci, icpeas Kivlfipeiov s. KlvEJjpiov, subst. [carnes morticinae,] 
 
 carrion. Avtwv tioirep KEvifipiiov. Aves 538. 
 Keveos, kevos, et Ion. keivos, r), ov, adj. [inanis,] hollow, empty, vain. *Aip 
 
 Xlvai keveov fitiXd yap KE^oXuxrETaX ejjlttiis. o. 214. See also Ilec. 230. and 
 
 Apoll. ]. 103. SYN. v Aidfcej'os, dfioipos, fidTatb's, iXu<j>pds, Kovtbih, tiXXos, 
 J KeveoQpwv, et KEvofpwv, dvds, adj. [stultus,] liollow-minded, foolish. A«^ e7tX/3u 
 
476 KENE KEPA 
 
 brj/uo) neveoQpdpX, tvxte he KevTpo>. Tlieog. 845. See also P. V. 787. 
 Kepewp, tivos, 6, subst. [venter,] the belly. Nemro> is Keveuva' bXd -irpb be 
 
 XaXtcdp eXaaae. II. 821. Syn. Aa.7rapa, yvdXop, <£vs. EpiTH. Meads. 
 JfLevos, vid. Kertos. 
 Kepdrdrpeio, v. [honorario tumulo decoro,] to raise a tomb in honor of a person 
 
 buried elsewhere. 1u>Qr,a6jjLeaQd nlvdrafovvT e^xov be/uas. Helen. 1059. 
 I&lvotypiov, vid. Keveotypioi'. 
 Keioit), v. [exinanio,] to empty, to desert. Bwjuov Kepwaas be^X/xrjXop ka^apav. 
 
 Androm. 11^7. SYN. 'AiraprXeu), inKepou), e£dpv(o. 
 *Kevravpetds, op, adj. [Centaureus,] of the Centaurs. Ov (j,aaX Kepravpewp 
 
 a)Ki<rdai yevos ', Iph. A. 706. 
 KevravplKuJs, adv. [more Centaurorum,] Centaur-like. Tls n)v Ovpap e7rdra^ep ; 
 
 ws l&evTavpiKuis . Ran. 38. SYN. 'Akw^uws, dypoiKws. 
 ~K€VTavpo7r\T)d))s, eds, adj. [Centaurorum pienus,] KevravporrXrjdTi noXefjidp, ovk 
 
 etypvffa ; Here. F. 1264. 
 KeVrctvpos, ov, 6, P. N. [Centaurus,] a Centaur. TerpaaiceXes 0' vj3pia/ud, Kep- 
 
 ravpatp yevos. Here. F. 180. EpiTH.^Ayptos, dpeipo/uos, <bpd(pdyds, ayaicXvTds, 
 
 bX<[)vr)s, d/miKTos, vpptarijs, dpo/uds, v-nrepo^os fiXap, olpofiaprjs. 
 KePTEw, v. [pungo, stimulo,] to goad, to pierce, to stab, to spur on. Keptc'it, 
 
 fx>) tyeibead', eyio 'tekop Udpip. Hec. 3S7* SYN. Nveraw, uddrjXou), Kvi^w, irdp- 
 
 otypu). Ph'R. Kevrpw irX^aaa). 
 "KevTpijveK))s t eos, 6, //, adj. [stimulis agitatus,] urged on by the goad. Tjjf pd 
 
 bf avraiov K€VTpijPeKeas eypp 'i7nrovs. 0. 390. 
 KePTpdh)]Xr}rds, ov, 6, adj. [qui pungendo noxam adfert,] injuring with the goad, 
 
 piercing. Keprpoba-Xi'irois 6elas"Hpas. iEsch. Suppl. 572. 
 Keprpop, ov, to, subst. [(I) stimulus, calcar, (2) centrum,] a prick, a sting, a 
 
 point. TXojacrrjs 7TiKpo~iS K€P-poi(Ti KXyhov^ovjuiepot. Here. F. 1279* SYN. YlXrj- 
 
 Krpop, fivcoxp. EPITH. Ixbqpeop, tcaKOP, aXyXvoev, apyd\eov t yXvKvmtcpop, i]bij, 
 
 BeppoPj ioeibes, keXciivov, KpixpXoP, 6%u, irevKebdvop, aKXijpop, (ppepodeXyes, (poird- 
 
 XedP. 
 Keprpojp, u)pos, 6, subst. [qui verbere digivus est,] a thief or rogue, who was 
 
 pricked with a goad in order to compel him to tell the truth. Kej rpiop, /ua- 
 
 pos. Plut. 449. 
 KeVrwp, opds, 6, subst. [stimulator,] one who uses the whip, a driver. "Op- 
 wade, Tpwes fxeyddvfiot, Kepropes 'itzitiop. E. 102. SYN. ILu/£i7T7rds, rjpio^evs, 
 
 ifvXojfds. 
 Ke7r0os, ov, o, subst. [(1) procellaria ; (2) fatuus, stolidus,] a sea-mew, a pewet ; 
 
 a silly fellow. YLuepyerelp ju\ to kettle; Kad' daop clp adepts); Plut. 912. SYN. 
 
 (l)Acipos, (2) evreXrji, XdXos. 
 KepdeXicy)s, eos, adj. [qui cornibus trahit,] dragging with horns. Eij/aencrei/it- 
 
 vai, KepdeXKees' at p.ey dpiarai. Call. 3. 181. 
 ~Kepdi£o), v. [(1) cornibus dissipo, (2) vasto,] to butt, destroy. Euvas OdpdTois 
 
 Kepdicdfievas. Alcest. 907- SYN. At}"/'c?w, KopOeoj, bXap7racto, 7repdto. 
 Kepou'pw, KepcippvfxX, et Kepdu), v. [misceo,] to mix. ,Ztopdrepov be Kepatpe, beiras 
 
 6' h'TVPOPeKaarui. 1.203. See Ion 1016*. SYN. 'Ard/ctpa^vvjui, Kipyrffil, h-vKditt, 
 
 \iiypv\xi, drdcpvpu). 
 KepdiaT7)s, ov, 6, subst. [vastator,] a devastator. Ila76o rip' evpov Topbe bta- 
 
 TrpvaXop KepaiaTrjP. Horn. Merc. 336\ SYN. Ilopd7)Ti)s, Xv/ucwrrjo, Kepdos. 
 KtpdfietKds, ov, o, P. N. [Ceramicus,] a place in Athens, where those who died 
 
 in battle were buried. Kcu rrj tcpedypa tuip opyX-nebup eXKoljjirjp es KepdnetKOp. 
 
 Equit. 772. 
 Kepd/neus, e(os, 6, subst. [figulus,] a potter. 'At'dTrrjbtiaip ndpres ctt epyov, ^aX- 
 
 Krjs Kepd/jijs, aKvrobexpai. Aves 491. 
 Kepd/j.evtjj, v. [tiugo,] to work as a potter, to mould. Kckws Kepdfieveip, ri)p be 
 
 ttoXXp ev Jvat KdXCJs. Eccles. 253. SYN. YlXaaaw, Karepya^o/xat. 
 Kepdfj,Xt:ds, et Kepdfii'iXds, a, ov, adj. [fictilis,] earthen, made of clay. Tpo^w 
 
 yap eXdOels Kepd/xXicrjs pvfitjs dno. Eccles. 4. See also Horn. Hymn. 17- 4. 
 KepdfiXs, Xbds, >/, et Kepdpds, ov, 6, subst. [(l) tegula ; (2) vas fictile; (3) career,] 
 
KEPA KEPA 477 
 
 a tile, an earthen vessel, a prison. 'Y7ro tQv nepa/jiXbwv 'HXXchtttjs dpo<pXas. 
 
 Vesp. 216. See also Acharn. 906. SYN. Uxdos, dyye'tov, ytiooov. 
 Kepavvvfil, et Kipdu), vid. Kepa/pw. 
 Kepuotyds, ov , adj. [poliens cornua,] a polisher of horns, a maker of bows. 
 
 Kcu ra jj.lv a.<TKii<ras ulpdo^obs I'lpape tektuv. A. 1 10. 
 Kepdos, KEpaafopos, KEpotpdpos, et KEpaarrjs, ov, 6 et >/, Kepawbr]s, ids, ^ipov^ds, ov, et 
 
 icepoeis, eaad, iv, s. kipov^Xs, i], et xipaarXs, Xbds, );, adj. [cornutus, corniger,] 
 
 horned, horn-bearing. Kot Axftvijv, Iva t dpvis afap kipdo) TiXidovat. 
 
 b. 85. See also Phcen. 255. Bacch. 6Q0. Soph. Electr. 570. Call. 2. 90. Eur. 
 
 Electr. 723. Theocr. 5. 145. aud P. V. 695. Syn. EvKipios, 7rdXvKipu)s. 
 Kipds, arcs, to, subst. [eornu,] a horn. Avrdp iyiov Kipds 1 vypdv iXhv, koiXtjv 
 
 re <pap€Tpr}v. Theocr. 25. 206\ SYN. To^dv. EpITH. Alvbv, bdXXydv, Kpd- 
 
 Tepov, Zearov. 
 Kepderr^s, ov, 0, et Kepaarts, Xbds, r/, vid. Ktpdds. 
 Kipaacpopos, Keparwbris, vid. Kepdos. 
 
 Kepavpws, a, dv, et ov, 6 et //, adj. [fulmineus, fulmine ictus,] of a thunder- 
 bolt, struck by a thunderbolt. n\&Krpov irvpos KipavvXov. Alcest. 129. Syn. 
 
 'EpfipovTTjTds. 
 KipavvofidXito, et Kepawdco, v. [fulmino, fulmine percutio,] to hurl the thun- 
 derbolt. 'Ev Trvpl, -rids 6' iv efxoi Zevs eKEpavvofidXel. Call. Ep. 20. See also 
 
 Hes. Theog. 858. Syn. 2o}-rw. 
 *Kepavvd,GdXds, ov, 6, adj. [qui fulminat,] thundering. " Av ttote KipavvdfidXds. 
 
 Bacch. 588. 
 Kepawofipovrris, ov, 6, adj. [fulmen et tonitru edens,] sending thunder and 
 
 lightning. T il Zev Kipavi ofipovrd. b. fi)) t irpos t&v Qewv. Pax 3?5. SYN. 
 
 K.ipavvXos. 
 Kepavvos, ov, 6, subst. [fulmen,] a thunderbolt. 'Eyyvs eiov, xdXinbs be Atos 
 
 fxiydXotd Kipavvos. H. 417- SYN. ^KTjirrds, aoTpdiri). EpiTH. AlddXdets, 
 
 aKd/udros, Kpdrepos, Kpanrvos, fidXipos, dXoos, irvptydpos, orbvdeis, apepbdXids, 
 
 x^dXdeis. PHR. YLzpavvXdv fiiXos, nrepofopov AXds fiiXos, KipavvXov 7rvp al- 
 
 ddXoiv. 
 Kepawd(pd))s, ids, adj. [in modum fulminis coruicaus,] like lightning. Alyalov, 
 
 Ktpavvo(j)des irvp. J road. 1 105. 
 Kipavvdio, vid. KipawdfidXiio. 
 Ktpdwbrjs, vid. Kepdos. 
 Kepfiipds, ov, 6, P. N. [Cerberus,] Pluto's three-headed dog. "E^pw rbQ\ 
 
 ijviK i)X6is etvX tov Kepfiipov. Ran. 111. EPITH. 'A/i//\dvos, ov tydreios, rpX- 
 
 Kpavos, u)jur)rr->)s, 7revTrjKovTdKdprjvds dvatbi)s, Kparipos. PHR. Tptcru^udros 
 
 kviov. See 0E. C. 1568. etTrach. 1100. 
 Kepbatvu), f. uvu, v. [lucror,] to gain, to acquire. Xpyjocu KaKolaX rols e/uots, et 
 
 Kfpbdvels. Iph. T. 1035. SYN. Kepbds ttoiw, (pipo), Kapizovpai, KapTri~ufJiat. 
 Kep^dXeos, a, ov, et KepbdXiotypwv, ovos, adj. [astutus,] artful. Tcts t €f.nro- 
 
 pXas rds tcepbdXias 7rpos rbv fidvTiv Karlpovatv. Aves 59±- See also A. 339- 
 Kepotojv, 2 ov, com par. et Kepbivrds, superl. [utilior, utilissimus,] more and most 
 
 useful, advantageous, cunning. Tovrovs orpvvovrES' ifiol bl ke kepbXov e'irj. 
 
 /3. 74. See also Z. 153. 
 Kepbos, eos, to, subst. [lucrum,] gain, lucre. "Onus ecwOtjs, Kepbos oiblv, et- 
 
 blvai. Helen. 762. SYN. Kdpiros, KapTHopd. EpITH. EvkXeIs, Xbiov, irdvrj- 
 
 pbv, atCTyjaov, boXXov, doidv. 
 Kepboavvrj, rjs, >/, subst. [astutia,] subtlety. 'Ezird Kepbdavvr)' aKi^rpov hi 01 
 
 eKirlat y^etpos. £. 33. SYN. 'Avarr}, irdvqpla., TtdvovpyXxi, Kepbos. 
 
 1 The quantity of the penult, of nlpas in the genitive and dative singular, and nominative, geni- 
 tive, and accusative, dual and plurai, is long only as being formed from Kepaaros, KipaarX, &c. So 
 the noui. and ace. plur. of ytpas have the last syllable long by contraction, yepa.Ta=ytpaa=yepa. 
 See Brunck's note, Bacchas, v. 909. 
 
 ' The penult, of KepSiow and of all comparatives in uov is long in the Attic, and short in the 
 other dialects. 
 
478 KEPA KEY0 
 
 KepSw, dos, fj, subst. [vulpes,] a fox. AalQapyov, tclxvttovv, bdXXov Kepbw, icbXv- 
 
 ihpiv. Equit. 1068. Syn. See 'A\w7r^. 
 KepKrjXs, Xbds, fj, P. N. [Cerceis,] one of the Naiads. KepKrfis re <j>vi)v epdrr), 
 
 llXovru) re fidunris. Hes. Theog. 355. 
 KepKis, Xbds, rj, subst. [radius textorius,] a shuttle. Oaicovv, exovaat KepuXb' 
 
 'Hbuvrjs x^P^ s ' Hec. 1 135. 
 
 Kep/cds, ov, rj, subst. [cauda,] a tail. See in 'EyKvirTU). Syn. Ovpa. 
 KepKvpd, as,fj, P. N. [Corcyra,] an island in the Ionian sea. Ovo' rjris KepKvpd 
 
 <j>X\o];€tv<t)TaTrj dXXcov. Call. 4. 156. 
 Kepicvpaws, ov, adj. [Corcyraeus,] of Corcyra. KaXXiora KepKvpald rotavrt 
 
 7TTep&. Aves 1463. 
 Kep/m, drds, to, subst. [segmentum aeris, nummulus,] a small coin. To crop 
 
 eirXfivcas tcepjiacriv t&v pr\ropo)v. Pint. 379- SYN. Nd/ucrjuci. 
 Kepdfidrrjs, ov, adj. [corneos pedes habens,] horn-footed. Kcu Kepofidras Ylav. 
 
 Ran. 230. 
 Kepdberds, adj. [ligatis et compactis cornibus constans,] tipped with horn. 
 
 Zevyvvre Kepobe rd roffi vevpats. Rhes. 33. 
 Kepoeis, vid. Kepdos. 
 ~KepdTV7re(0, v. [cornibus, i. e. rostris illido,] to dash against with a horn or 
 
 beak. "HpeucoV at be, KepoTvirovfjevat /5/ct. Agam. 638. 
 Kepovrldio, v. [cornua tollo, superbio,] to raise the horn, to be proud. 'Avwp- 
 
 rdXt^es K&Kepovrtas. b. eyu ; Equit. 1343. 
 Kcpovyfc, et Kepocpdpds. See Kepctos. 
 Keprofieu), v. [convicior, ludifico,] to cut the heart with words, to reproach, to 
 
 revile. "lews eKepro/utrjoe nafxe aai ae ris. Iph. A. 849« SyN. iKumrti), bev- 
 
 va£u), eroxXeu), epedi$(o, Kdicoppodeu), Xotbopeu). 
 Kep-d finals, etas, et KeprdfxXa, as, r/, subst. [irrisio, ludibrium,] reproach, rail- 
 lery. Et KepTdfjtrjffis eorrl raXrjdri Xeyetv. Philoct. 1265. See also Y. 202. 
 
 Syn. KardyeXtos, Kdrdytfivri, fca/ojyo'pia, cictvjufid. 
 Keprdfjiids, ov, et Keprdfids, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [cor alicui scindens,] vexatious, 
 
 reproachful. AWXicd KepTdf-uotaX At'a Kpovluvd npdcrrjvba. A. 539. See also 
 
 Alcest. 1 144. Syn. E'ipwv. 
 Kepvveids, ov, 6, P. N. [Ceryneus,] the name of a hill in Arcadia. "Yarepdv 
 
 6(j>pd yevoiTo, ndyos JHefivvetos ebeicro. Call. 3. 109. 
 Kepx^eid, et Keyxpetd, 1 as, %, P. N. [Cenchria,] a fountain in Argolis. 7 H^acrov 
 
 irpos evwoTOv re Kep^ye/as peos. P. V. 6^7> 
 Kepx^ts, Xbds, Kepx^y, V*, et KeyxpXs, Xbds, f], subst. [tinnunculus,] a screech-owl. 
 
 Ov tol, fid Tas Kepx^ybds, erX aov o-y^irojuui. Aves 1335. 
 "K&GKd/.iat, pro Kelfxai, v. [jaceo,] to lie, to be placed. Keener' evl fieydpoiaX' 
 
 <pdpe7 be fxXv rjs eirX yairjs. <p. 41. SYN. See Ke/jucu. 
 Keards, ?), ov, adj. [acu pictus,] embroidered. 7 H, KaX ct7ro arridefftyXv eXvadro 
 
 kcotov Xfiavra. S. 214. 
 Kearpa, as, rj, subst. [(l) malleus, (2) piscis species, (3) genus teli militaris, 
 
 sudes,] a mallet, a kind of fish, a pike. Kesrpdv re/mx*; peydXdv, dydddv. 
 
 Nub. 339. 
 Kearpevs, ews, 6, subst. [mugil, piscis,] a mullet. KairetT' eneOrjKe rpels XonXbas 
 
 fxoi tceaTpeuv. Vesp. 790. SYN. Mvpaivd. 
 Kevddvu), et Kevdo), v. [occulto, tego,] to hide, to cover. Kevdoj is also used 
 
 in a passive sense. Ov f.iev yap (pXXorrjTX y etevddvov, el tXs Xboiro. T. 453. 
 
 (See also CE. R. 9^8«) SYN. Kpu7rrw, KaXvirro), diroKpv-xTU), epecpto. 
 K.evdfjd, dros, to, Kevd/Jios, ov, 6, Kevd/Jiuv, wi'ds, 6, et Kevdus, eos, to, subst. 
 
 [latebraB,] a hiding-place, a cavern. "Aiaovrar tcaX otuv btocplpolsv-nd KevQpdoi 
 
 yairjs. Theog. 243. See also N. 28. Hec. 1. and Rumen. 1039- Syn. Ko/- 
 
 Xwfxd, (ftwXeov, Kdrwpv^, juC^ds, aneos, 07n)Xvy£. EPITH, 'AXXfiaTov, aicpdr, 
 
 1 " Recentior et emollila fuit pronuntiatio Kiy%pos et Keyxpvun : vetus atque asperior, 
 Ktpxvos et Kepx^wna." Valckenacr. Phcen. 1401. 
 
KE$A KHKI 479 
 
 bvofeptiv, \QovXov, jjieXdfifidtyes, TreTpwbes, o-vyepdv, gkotXov. 
 KecpdXalos, ala, o>, adj. [summarius,] capital, summary. "Ira [ir\ Ke<j>dXai<o top 
 
 Kpordcpov aov prjfictTi. Ran. 854. SYN.^ASpdi'. 
 KecpdXij, fjs, i), subst. [caput,] a head, a top, a sum. See in Evfjeyedrjs. Syn. 
 
 Kdpd, Kap, Kdprjvov, Kpds, Kopprj. EPITH. Bdvdr), (j>lXti, olvofidpi)s, a/JiepbdXea, 
 
 y i(j)dtjjids f noXXa, Xepd, e^dpa, KaXrl, XinapoirXoKafids, crejjivrj, OeajreaXa, (pofiepa, 
 
 Xat/Jidro/Jos. 
 KecpdXXrjves, wv, ot, P. N. [Cephalenii,] the inhabitants of Cephalenia, an 
 
 island in the Ionian sea, subject to Ulysses. "iOukos 'dbvcrcrevs, y>jjs Ke^aXXr/- 
 
 vwv ava%. Cycl. 103. EPITtf. Meyddvfiot. 
 KeydXds, ov, 6, [(1) P.N. Cephalus, (2) capito,] (1) one of the sons of Endy- 
 
 ir.ion, and husband of Procris, (2) a fish. 'H KaXXX<peyyr)s Ke^aXdv els deovs 
 
 "E<i)s. Hipp. 457. 
 * Kea;, pro Keld), et Ked^co, v. [scindd,] to split. "Htol Keavres, r) re/jiovTes ev- 
 
 (ppdvws. Agam. 822. Syn. See Ka/w. 
 Kqbeia, as, 77, subst. [affinitas, funeratio, sepultura,] connexion by marriage, 
 
 care of the dead, burial. Ovk eyyevrj tyvfjxpd Krjbelav bofiots. Eur. Suppl. 
 
 145. Syn. K?/5ev/m, eKtyopa, Td(f>r], ra<f)ds. 
 Kribeitis, Kijbeds, et Krjbiffrds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [cujus curam gerimus, carus,] such 
 
 as belongs to a relative or guardian; faithful, domestic, dear. Tpotyal Krjbeioi 
 
 KehvCjv tckvuv. Ion 490. See also ¥". 161. and k. 225. Syn. Oketos, <j>XXos, 
 
 irpo(T(f)lXr]s. 
 KrjbefAovevs, eojs } Krjbeficov, ovos, et KrjheffTijS, ov, 6, subst. [curator, affinis,] a 
 
 guardian, a relation by marriage, a son-in-law. Krjbefjidves be nap' avOX jxevov 
 
 Kal vrjeov vXtjv. T. l63. See also Med. 987. and Alcest. 747. SYN. Hrjds, 
 
 Trevdepos, avyyevrjs, dfjioya^jjoos, ebvojTi^s. 
 K{]bevna t aros, to, subst. [affinitas, item abstract, pro concret. affinis,] rela- 
 tionship, a relation. 7 £l X a 'l°^> Ka * a ^* Me»'fXeu;s, KY\bevfx ejiov. Orest. 471* 
 
 Syn. 'Ayxiareia, (plur.) avyyeveia, avyyevrjs. 
 Kijbeiu), K-qbeofxai, et Kr}be<TK6fxai, v. [(1) affinis fio, euro, (2) funero,] to form a 
 
 connexion by marriage, to protect as a relation; to bury, to mourn over. 
 
 Ktjbev-aai Had' eavrdv dptarev-ei. P. V. 91 7. See also Sept. Theb. 128. and 
 
 X' 359. SYN. <bpoyTt£<i>, Krjpaivo), depdirevio, fidr)6z<o, 0d:rrw, Krjbed Qepdicevio. 
 Kijbds, eos, to, subst. [(1) affinitas, cura, solicitudo, (2) funus,] relationship, 
 
 care, mourning, distress, burial. To Tovbe Krjbos /udXAoV etA.tr', rj ndTpos. 
 
 Orest. 743. SYN. K//§ev/ud, avyyeveia, enXfJieXeid, (ppuvTXs, Xv-mj, evdyiafiaTd. 
 
 EPITH. Zlviiv, Tuxpov, eyQpov, oXedptov, eadXov, kclkov, apydXeov, dXe.yet.vov, 
 
 aTXrjTov, Xvypov, yoepov, ttoXvctovov, otovoIv, XevydXedv. 
 Krjbddvvrj, rjs, f], subst. [moeror, moestitia,] sorrow. * AXk i/uebq, Kal to'iov enos 
 
 0dro K)]boavvrj(Ti. Apoll. 1. 277* SYN. Ainrr], dvta, a^0//6w»', K)~]bos. 
 "Krjbdavvos, ov, adj. [officiosus,] affectionately attending. II061 Kt]boavvu> Tidpd- 
 
 aeipos. Orest. 1022. SYN. 'EnX/jeXris, oirovbaws. 
 K)jbu), v. [mcerore afficio, ango,] to grieve, to infect. KaXov ao\ avv efxol top 
 
 Kijbeiv, 6s Ke fie Ki/br]. I. 6ll. SYN. 'Avtdw, Xvireu), kukou), fiXdnTio, oivd/nat. 
 KrjOdpXdv, ov, to, subst. [vasculum, in quod suffragia seu yj/rrfoi conjiciebantur,] 
 
 a ballot box, or one into which the balloting beans were cast. 'Ek KY)QdpXov 
 
 \dydpv£dfJievov Kal TpdydXiSiovrd to fxrjbev. Vesp. 674. 
 KrjKds, dbds, 6 et r/, adj. [maledicus,] slanderous. KrjKabi avv yXwacrrf. Call. 
 
 fr. 253. SYN. KeprofiXos, Kepro/Jids, Xoibopos. 
 Kr)KXs,lbds, rj, subst. [id quod tingit,] a stain, any thing that oozes out. $>dvov 
 
 he ktikis&v XPwy fyftfiaXXeTat. Choeph. 1010. SYN. Atyvvs. 
 KrjKX~(o, 1 v. [exsilio,] to gush out. A'i/Jid-bd KrjKionevav cXkZwv. Antig. 697* 
 
 SYN. 'Avdirribdu), dvdfepo/iat. 
 
 1 The penult, of ktjkiu is here long. See the corresponding line in the strophe 682. It is also 
 iong, v. 784. of the same play, but short in e. 455. 
 
480 KHAE KHPO 
 
 KtjXeids, et K7)\eos, ov, adj. [urens,] burning. Lvv TtvpX KtiXeitp, yupiv "E/cropt/s 
 
 orpvvavTos. O. 744, See also 2. 34fj. SYN. A'iGwv, Oepfjos, XafiTrpos. 
 KfjXew, v. [mulceo,] to soften, to charm. "Yyuvotat K^Xf/carrd a e£ "AtSov Xd- 
 
 /3e7i>. Alcest. 369. SYN. OeXyw, kdrdfleXyw, rkpnio. 
 KijXrjdfios, ov, 6, et icriXtifid, dros, ro, 07X1717?$, »/, et KriXrjQpdv, to, subst. [aurium 
 
 delinimentum,] the soothing effect of music, allurement. KriXrjdfjS & ea^ovrd 
 
 kcltcl peyapa ancXdevra. v. 2. (See also Troad. 886.) SYN. QeXKTvipXov, fjiei- 
 
 Xtyjud, ydvos. 
 Kr}\r]Tf)plds, a, or, et os, 6, fi, adj. [mulceiidi vim habens,] propitiatory. Ae- 
 
 £cu xvas f* 01 Taahe Krj\r]Tr)pXovs . Hec. 533. 
 KriXtbou, v. [maculo s ignominiose afficio,] to stain, to pollute. Yldrepas eKrjXi- 
 
 hdjcrdv ; aXX' olKOva opios. Here. F. 1309. SYN. AIk(£(o, dnjudc?w, Xvpaivofxai. 
 KrjXXs, lbvs, r\, subst. [macula, nota,] a spot, a stain. 'EXdelv, tydrov ktiXigXv 
 
 aifxdrt ^pdviL. Ipll. A. 97 1. SyN."EXkos, ovXr), ovetbos. 
 KfjXuv, ov, to, Att. KdXov, subst. [telum, lignum prseustum,] a weapon, a shaft. 
 
 Ni<pifizv dvQptoiroiot TrXtyavaKojiEvos rd d KtjXa. M. 280. SYN. BeXds, Xov, 
 
 OKTTOS. 
 
 KfiXwv, (ovds, 6, subst. [tolleno,] an engine for drawing water. 'Abrjtydyov Ky)- 
 
 Xojvos orpvpritydyov. Archil, fr. Q6. 
 Ktj/uos, ov, 6, subst. [camus,] an osier cover for a ballot box. See in Kdrd- 
 
 furjXw. 
 Krjvatdv, sc. dtcpov, ov, to, P. N. [O'naeuro,] a mountain and promontory in 
 
 Euboea. Krjvaidi' earXv evQd ?ra rpww Aa. Trach. Y55» 
 Kj)£, tikos, Krjvt, et Kavrfi, j/, subst. [iarus,] a coot, a sea-mew. " AvtXm & evbov- 
 
 Trrjcre ttZijovg, ws eivdXXtj o/£. o. 478. 
 Kijirevjixd, utos, to, subst. [cultura; item, res eulta,] cultivation, a cultivated 
 
 or favorite spot. XdpX-Twv ts tcrjnevfidTd. AvesllOl. 
 Kriitevto, v. [colo, proprie, hortum,] to cultivate a garden, to preserve care- 
 fully. Albtos be "KOTdfxXaiaX Kijirevei bpoaots. Hipp. 7J. 
 'KfjTros, ov, b, subst. [hortus,] a garden. "Qrrd if v/uiov Kara ki]ttovs ZttXickhjov. 
 
 Aves 238. SYN. "Op-)(dTds, dXaos. EPITH. TXvkvs, irdXvbepbpeos, ebubijs, 
 
 eparjeis, dvOejuoeis. 
 Kj/p, fjpds, //, subst. [sors, fatum,] fate, lot, death. UoXXoloX Kffad fiapfidpots 
 
 "EXX^ffi te. Troad. 773. SYN. MoTpd, ddidrds, elfj.ap/uZi'ri, ctrij, roods, <j>Qdpa, 
 
 7re~7rp(dfi£vt], f.iopos, to fiopaXjibv. EPITH. M.iXaivd, beirt), oXot), arrvyeprj, KaKt), 
 
 fiiaws, apydXea, Trfupa, ovXafievrj, OerjXdTos, rrfiepbaXea. See Mo/pae. 
 .Krjp, et Ktdp, to, subst. [(l)cor ; (2) anima,] the heart, the soul. OvtZ ttot Is 
 
 TToXtfiov y' ciXXh (j)dXrvdecK£ tyXXov Krjp. A. 491. SYN. ' Hro/>, ipv^r), Kapbia. 
 
 EPITH. 'AStvoV, dTepa^ivdv, KvbdXXuoi', Xdaiov, oXodv, dpydXlov, KpdT£pdv f 
 
 eaQXov, tcepbdXtov, aKatcdu. 
 Kripaivto, v. [(l)kedo, corrumpo ; (2) soiicite cogile,] to mix, to injure, to soil, 
 
 to infect ; to think anxiously. ©J/pes be icripaivovol.Kal fipoToi tX jiiv. iEsch. 
 
 Suppl. 1006. SYN. KriXtbdio, (2) <j>povTt£io, nnXxctiro), eKTrXrjaaoiJai. 
 KyjperroXtydpvTds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [f'atis agitatus,] urged on by the fates to annoy; 
 
 malignant. 'E£eXday kvBevbe. avvas KrjpeoaXipooiiTovs. 0. 527« 
 Ki'ipivQds, ov, y, swbst. [Cerinthus,] a city in Euboea, anciently called Heljopia. 
 
 K.iipivd(h> t e<pdXov, Alov t aiTrv 7TTdXXedp()v. B. 538. 
 ILripXov, ov, to, subst. [favus,] honey-comb. f 6 r?)v aKd<pi)v Xdfiwv irpoXrio, rd 
 
 Ky)pXa. Eccles. 742. EPITH.^Aypior, yXvKv, Xe'iplbv, Xevxov. Phr. MeXioawv 
 
 TpYjTOS TtOVOS. 
 
 KrjpTrpetyrjs, eds, adj. [morti obnoxius,] mortal. Raiov vnep KetydXfjs aipiTptyem' 
 
 avQpMnLov. lies. Op. 4 1 6. 
 Krjpdberris, et KtipoblTos, et KripotrXacTos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [cera ligatus,] bound or 
 
 fastened with wax. Svpf'cwK §' 6 Kripoblras. Iph. T. 1125. See also Theocr. 
 
 Ep. 5. and P. V. 591. 
 KrjpddX, genitiv. antiq. pro Kijpos, cordis. See " The British Critic," for 
 
KHPO KIBI 481 
 
 xApril, 1826. p. 238. on the origin of the Greek cases. 
 KrjpOTrXaffTos, vid. Kr/pdberrjs. 
 Krjpds, ov, b, subst. [cera,] wax. 'Y^o toIs dvv^X Ktjpdv v7ro7T£7rXa o^tVos. Vesp. 
 
 108. EPITH. MeXXrjbrjS, fjbvs, /JaXaKos, Xevxos. 
 Krjpdrex^vs, ov, 6, subst. [qui in cera imagines flngit,] a worker in wax. Ovk 
 
 el/jLi KripoTG'xyris. Anacr. 10. 
 KrjpdxyTew, v. [ceram liquefacio et e cera fingo,] to melt, to form of wax. Kcu 
 
 Krjpd^vrel, Km yoyyvXeei. Thesm. 56. SYN. E£ ttXcotw, fjLtTdyeipiCdfJLai. 
 Kijpvy/ia, et Kt]pvK€i//ua, drds, to, subst. [praconium,] a proclamation, an edict. 
 
 "Akove Katvay ij- efiov KYjpvy}xaTMv. Iph. T. 340. See also Sept. Theb. 648. 
 
 SYN. 'AyyeXXa. 
 KripvKaiva, rjs, fj, subst. [praeco,] a female herald. AdjSovad Krjpvicuu dv ev&uvov 
 
 riva. Eccles. 6p. 
 ~Kr)pvK€vu), et KrjpvGcio, v. [per praeconem praedico; promuljjo,] to proclaim as 
 
 or by a herald, to promulgate. KrjpvKeveiv ocrrts olvoiktos. Troad. 240. Syn. 
 
 'AvaK-qpvaaiD, dvdfiddto, itdpayyeXXw, e-nXKaXeo) . 
 KrjpvXds, et KeipvXds, ov, 6, subst. [halcyon,] the male king-fisher. Ovbe roaov 
 
 yXavKois IvX Kvfidai KypvXds ybev. Mosch. 3. 42. See also Aves 299* 
 K»'/pv£, vkos, 6, subst. [praeco,] a herald. Urjbuxr del Kypvues' dbe b' uvrois <pX- 
 
 Xos. Orest. 8S8. SYN. KXrjrrip, KaXyTwp, c aXiriy ktit/s. EPITH. 'Aarrvfjoaj-rjs, 
 
 Qeios, dyavos, eaQXos, XXyv^doyyds, rjTrvrrjs, Td^ybpojuos. PHR. Aids ixyyiXus 
 
 ijbe KaX avbpiov. 
 K.r)pv<r<Tfo, vid. K^pw/cevw. 
 
 KrjpwTdSf >), dv, adj. [cera iililus,] covered with wax, (Krjpiorrj, >/, a wax po- 
 made). 'OddiXd Krjpojrrlv, TidpaaKevaCjere. Acharu. 11 j6. 
 Kijreios, a, dv, et xrjTwets, evTds, adj. [(1) cetaceus, (2)magnus,] abounding 
 
 with whales, of a whaie, large. Kjjreiot KTeivovrd, yvvaiKwv e'lveicd bojpwv. 
 
 X. 521. See also b. 1. 
 KijTds, ids, to, subst. [cetus, balena,] a whale, a sea-monster. K^ret jSopa rw 
 
 rXavuerr) irpoKeijuai. Thesm. 1033. EPITH. 'AXiyeivdv, ctpydXidv, elvdXXdv, 
 
 Kvdvldv. 
 KrjTGjeis, vid. Krjreios. 
 
 Kr)(pei>s, Zws, 6, P. N. [Cepheus,] the father of Andromeda. Afar) yap IotXv 
 j 'AvbpdjJLiha. iraii Krjtyiws. Eccl. 1113. 
 K^/y, fjvds, o, subst. [fucus,] a drone, a wasp. 'AXXo. yap Krifyyvis yu~iv elaXv 
 
 eytcddrjfJEVOt. Vesp. 1114. SYN. 20>}£, avQprivr}. EPITH. 'Apyos, oXdds, 
 
 KoQovpos. PhR. Kf^z/res, KaKwv ^vvrjdves epytav. 
 I K//^t<rts, Xbos, 7], [Cephisis,] of Cephisus. Ai/ivr) KeicXXfjivos Krj<ptaaXbX. 
 
 E. 709. 
 Krjcpirjds, ov, o, P. N. [Cephisus,] a river in Bceotia. 7 £l ~avpdfiop<pdv 6/ji/ud Krj- 
 
 (pi(Tov ndrpos. Ion 1260. EPITH. KaXXXvads, bids 7rdrd/uos, KaXXXpeedpds. 
 Kr)u>br}s, ids, et Krjcbets, eaad, iv, adj. [fragrans,] fragrant, sweet-smelling. 
 
 flruo' idv y 6' dpd fxiv KywbiX be^dro KoX-rro). Z. 483. See also Z. 288. SYN. 
 
 JLvi'obrjs, euoapds. 
 *KXav6s, dv, adj. [Cianus,] of or belonging to Cius, a city in the Propontis, 
 
 afterwards called Prusa. E'Lvu) b y op^dv edevrd Ylpd-jrovrXbos, evOd KXavutv. 
 
 Theocr. 13. 30. 
 KifibrjXevio, v. [(1) scoriam admisceo, (2)corrumpo, depravo,] to adulterate, 
 
 to counterfeit. Ev tovt ticij3bij\evods, Xv dtcovoai deXw. Bacch. 467. SYN. 
 ! Ara00etpw, bXdficiXXw. 
 > KtpbrjXXa, as, y, subst. [(l) scoriae admistio, (2)qua3vis adulteratio vel cor- 
 rupted,] dross, adulteration, corruption. IloXX.-v y dfe'iXes tov ftXov Kifibr}- 
 [ XXav. Aves 158. SYN. See NoyQwXa. 
 
 . KiflbqXds, ov, 6 et t], adj. [adulterinus,] mixed with dross, adulterated, coun- 
 terfeit, false. T ft Zev, rXby) KifibrjXdv dvQponrois kukov. Hipp. 6l2. SYN. 11a- 
 t pdarj/uds, dwdrriXos, poyQr)pds. 
 
 KxpXoXs, Xds, if, subst. [pera, sacculus,] a sack, a wallet. Topyovs' afxfi bl fiiv 
 Pros. Lex. 3 P 
 
432 KIBft KIAA 
 
 Klfttois Oee, daii/ma XbeoQai, Hes. Scut. 224. 
 Ki/Dwros, ov, >/, et (2) dimin. KXfiiorXdv, ov, to, subst. [area, eista,] a chest, 
 
 a casket. 'Eo-^aXXere b* els tus KiftwTovs. (Anapaest, dim.) Vesp. 1056. 
 
 See also Plut. Jl\, SYN. Aapvaj;, adpos, Ktcrrr), nifilaXs. 
 KiyicXigw, v. [agito,] to move about like a wagtail. Ou xPV KiyK\l$eiu dydQhv 
 
 fiXov, dXX' drpefxicteiv. Theog. 303. SYN. IdXevw, /uo^Xeuw. 
 KiynXXs, Xbds, //, subst. [cancelli, vel foramen,] fail-work, a lattice ; the bar in 
 
 the senate-house. '6 6' dvefdvrj nvetyaids eni ty} tciytcXXbi. Vesp. 124. SYN. 
 
 Qvpa, Stk'\t§es, dirr), 
 Ktyyarw, v. [invenio,] to find, to reach. "Ab/iiiTdv ev bd/uoiaXv dpd Kiyyavu ; 
 
 Alcest. 493. Syn. See Ktx"^- 
 Klbvd/iai, v. [dissipor, diffundor,] to be scattered or spread. 'Rbvs eV' oocrots 
 
 Kibvarat. Hec. 904. SYN. iLKebavvtifiai. 
 KlOatpwv, tiros, b, P. N. [Cithaeron,] a mountain in Boeotia. Uolos KxQaipuv 
 
 ovyX (TVfKpcoi'os ray^a. CE. R. 421. EPITH. Zddeds, vxltKaprjtds* PhR. Za0ewi> 
 
 TTETaXojy 7rd\vd)]pdra.Tdi> vdnds, 'AprefJiXbos yXovoTpotyov o/jfud. Pll03n. 815. Kt- 
 
 daipuvos \e7ras. Phoen. 24. N&7ra(cu K.X6aipu>vos TtTvyal. CE. R. 1026. 
 Kxdaipwveids, et KidaipibvXds, dv, adj. [Citbaeronius,] of Cithreroii. A^Vas Kt- 
 
 Oaipwveidv ewej3dXXdiJ.ev. Bacch. 1034. See Thesrn. 996. 
 Ktddpa, as, et aXOdpis, etos, ?/, subst. [lyra,] a lyre, a lute. Xopevcre 6' a/j(j)X ahv 
 
 KXddpav. Aicest. 599- See also a. 159' Syn. ^opfxiyl, \eXvs, Xvpa. Epith. 
 
 TleptKCtWris, (j)l\r], (j)XXo^dpds, eirratydoyyds, tcaXXitydoyyos, atdXdrpojvds, yXvxepct, 
 
 evKeXdbos, eVraroj'os, XXyvpa, 7rdXvbalbd\ds, 'Op0et?7, y^pvaobsTos. KaXXiy^opov 
 
 KXOdprjs fJieXXrjbed fioXirrjv, dvrvt, yopbdv. Hipp. 1 131. 
 Klddpdoibos, et KXddpubds, ov, 6, subst. [fidicen,] one who sings to the harp. Tbv 
 
 KXddpdoibordrdv, J X"f iS tyson*™. Vesp. 1278. See also Eccl. 734. SYN. 
 
 Kiflaoterrr/s, doibos. 
 Kxddpigo), v. [cithara sono,] to play on the harp. 'Ipepoev nXddpiCe' XXvov b' 
 
 viro KaXdv deibe. £. 570. SYN. $opfJil£(i), Xvpi<£u>. PHR. t^epdev Kiddpize' 
 
 XXvov 6' v7to naXov deibe. Horn. 
 Kxddpifffios, ov, b, subst. [citharae sonus,] the sound of the harp. YlorvXd, ahv 
 
 7repX joiofidv eyeipofxevov KXddpiOfiov. Call. 4. 312. 
 KXddpiffrtjs, ov, b, subst. [citharista,] a player on the harp. K$ra rbv nldapt- 
 
 oti)v. Equit. 99~' SYN. KXddpdoibds, aXdapybos, doibos. 
 KXddpiarrvs, vds, >/, adj. [ars pulsandi citharam,] the art of playing on the harp. 
 
 ®€GTreaXr]V d(j>eXovTo, kcu etiXeXadov Kiddpicrrvv. B. 600. 
 KXddpubXKos, fj, dv, adj. [citlmro3dicus,] attuned to the harp. 'Ek t&v teXddph)- 
 
 bXtcwv vdfuov elpyaapevriv. Ran. 12S1. 
 KXkivvos, ov, 6, subst. [cincinnus, cirrus,] a curl, a lock. Xw nvaral ttoXvs ov- 
 
 tos, dvardXeoi be kXkivvoi. Theocr. 14. 4. SYN. \*>6<jTpvyds, irXotcd/Ltds. 
 KXuXyjcwu), id. q. KctXew, q. V. *Ov iiaTep e«c irovroio Yloaeibcuavd kXkX^ctkwv. 
 
 Theocr. 22. 133. 
 KiKdvei, (ov, ol, P. N. [Cicones,] a nation in Thrace. "H^ciro b\ ws irp&rov 
 
 KXkovus bdj-ida' avrdp eireiTa. \p. 310. SYN. A/'x/.u?ra/. 
 Kitcvs, vds, fj, subst. [vires, robur,] strength, bodily force. 'AXX' ov yap oX er 
 
 jjv is e/jnrebds, ovbe tX kIkvs. X. 39^' SYN.*Is, lff)(vs, aXt/), bvyd/xXs. 
 *KXXXkXos, ov, adj. [Cilicensis,] Cilician. Tov yrjyevT] re KXXXkXiov olmJTopa. 
 
 P. V. 359. 
 K1X1S, Xkos, b, P. N. [Cilix,] a native of Cilicia, a Cilician. YIaf.i(f)vXoi(TX re navi 
 
 KaX ai-)yj.r)Ta~is KtXikeco-t. Theocr. 17« 88. 
 Kt'XXa, tjs, y, P. N. [Cilia,] a city in the Troad. KtXXav re Zddeijv, Tevebotd 
 
 re i(f)X dvaeaeis. A. 38. 
 KiXXXfiavres, uv f ol, subst. [ligna tribus suffulta cruribus, quibus clypei im- 
 
 ponebantur ab iis, qui quiescere volebant a belli laboribus,] a wooden frame 
 
 on three legs, on which soldiers rested their shields, when they were weary 
 
 Tovs KiXXXpavrds olae, 7ra7, tTjs aanXbos. Acharti. 1121 
 KiXXXkwv, (ovtos, 6, P. N. [Cillicon,] the name of an infamous fellow, who be- 
 
KIMB KINY 483 
 
 traced Samos. See Suidas. Ovbev Trdvtjpov, aXX' direp Kat KiXXooDj'. Pax 363. 
 Kt/jfiepindv, 1 ov, to, subst. [vestimenti pretiosi genus,] fine linen, a fine robe, 
 
 cambric, a mourning dress. M?/r' acnribd Xdfieiv. b. KifufiepXKov evbvadfiai. 
 
 Lys. 52. 
 Kifj/jLepTKos, 6v, adj. [Cimmericus,] Cimmerian. See in (dpdovoTcXayyi'os. 
 Kifi/ueploiy wv, ol, P. N. [Cimmerii,] a nation which dwelt beyond the Euxiue 
 
 sea. "Ei'Od be J^i fifxepXiov uvbpwv bT]fios re iroXis re. X. 14. 
 KifiwXldSy a, ov, adj. [Cimolius,] of Cimolus, an island, one of the Cyclades, 
 
 where was found a white clay used for soap at Athens. Kat KijjiwXXas yijs. 
 
 Ran. 713. 
 Ki/joai-y wpdsy 6, P.N. [Cimon,] the son of Miltiades, and a name of many 
 
 others. Kfy<wi\ o\?/j' ecrwcre t^v Adtcebai/Jidva. Lysistr. 1 144. 
 KXvafipdu), v. [oleo, foeteo,] to smeil, to stink. Aly&v re KXvdfipu>VTiov fieXrj. 
 
 Plut. 294. SYN. Avawbeu), o£io. 
 KXvdbos, eds, to, subst. [vulpes,] a fox, a cunning fellow. Kvpfios, KporaXov, 
 
 KXvdbos, Tpv/jrj. Nub. 4i8- SYN. 'AXwr^, KepbdXeos, itdvovpyos* 
 KXvddicr/id, ctros, to, subst. [levis strepitus,] a fluttering or rustling. OeiJ, <pev, 
 
 tI ttot av Kiiddiff/jid kXvu). P. V. 124. SYN. Y.ivr)dfids, Kivrjfia, KeXabos, KeXd- 
 
 brjfid. 
 Kivdxvpa, as, fj, [ventilabrum,] a kind of sieve or winnowing machine. Kn'd- 
 
 X&pa xdXij kdXws. Eccles. 730. 
 Ktvbvvevpd, utos, to, et tcivhvvos, ov, 6, subst. [periculum,] hazard, danger, en- 
 terprise. "Ai-eis, to Kiibvvevjjid ylyverai icakov. Iph. T. 1002. See also An- 
 
 drom. 86. SYN. 'ETrcx^tprj/ud, dyuv, bXdnapd, epyov. EpiTH. XSddvs dXyet- 
 
 vdv, Kpvepov, KpdTtpoi', betvdv. 
 KivbvvevTeos, 6v, adj. verbal, [periclitandus,] must face the danger, or risk a 
 
 battle with, lot -rrputTd KivbvvevTeov. Eur. Suppl. 582. 
 Kivbvvevw, v. [periclitor,] to be in danger, to run the risk. Ka< fitiTe tciv- 
 
 buveve, aiodi'irw te fiot. Heracl. 455. SYN. AXdKivbvvevio, uivbvrov vnobudjuai. 
 Kiveoo, v. [moveo,] to make to go, to move, to disturb. Kirel KpdbXav, 
 
 Kivel be x^ 0l/ ' Med. 9S. SYN. KXovew, boveii), riojxduj, didaelu), odXevu), 
 
 opiiio, opobh). 
 Ktyijfyuos, ov, 6, et hivrjfid, dros, to, et KtvtjcrXs, >/, subst. [motus,] agitation, mo- 
 tion. ^Lvvbpofnov kivi]Q(jl6v dfunifidKeToy. Pyth. 4. 3?0. See also Theoer. 
 
 21. 47. 
 Kivi]T})p, rjpds, o, subst. [quassator,] a mover, a disturber. Faiqs Kivr)Ti]pd kcu 
 
 arpvyeroio ddXaairrjs. Horn. Hym. 21.2. 
 Kii'T]T)ipX6i, 6v, adj. [moveiidi vi prseditus,] causing agitation. 'AXyeud Ovfuov 
 
 Kapra Kimj-ypXa. /Esch. Suppl. 457. 
 * Kivr]T})s, ov, 0, subst. [motor,] a mover, an introducer, lay epyov, u> s kuiv£jv 
 
 e-KbiV Kivqrd Ka\ yuo^Xevrd. Nub. 1397. 
 ¥Livvy/ud, d-os, to, subst. [mobile aliquid, ventis ludibrium in 1. c] any tiling 
 
 moveable, the sport of the winds. Nvv b' uldepXov iclvvyf.1 6 raXas. P. V. l6'3. 
 
 SYN. Atwpqfud. 
 Kivv/jicii, v. [moveor,] to be moved, to be in motion. Kivu/xevos m vvv ami 
 
 udXtoTdfie (pLXaX/AQiivri. K. 280. SYN. Ktvedfiat. 
 Kivvprjs, ov, 6, P. N. [Ciuyres,] Cinyres. Toy ttotI ol liXivpTjs bioKe fcivifidv 
 
 elvai, A. 20. 
 Ktrvpdfiat, v. [voce querula lamentor,] to cry with shrill or plaintive voice. 
 
 T« vivvpo^xiff uXXios ; ovk eyj>riv 8ijrelv Tiva. Equit. 11. SYN.'dbvpdfJiui, fui- 
 
 vvpiclio, /jXvvpdfxai, Opijveio, kXa/w. 
 KXvvpos, a, ov, adj. [queruius, lamentabilis,] lamentable. WptoruroKos, Kivvpi), 
 
 ov -rrplv eibv'id tokolo. P. 5. SYN. 'AtyoQprivos, oiKrpds. 
 
 Kivvaaofxat, vox poetica pro Kiveo/uai, v. [agitor, hue illuc inipellor,] to be 
 
 moved about, to waver. "O-mos bXfpovrXs ovad fit) 'Kivvaadfjrjv. Choeph. I90. 
 
 Syn. Sec Kutw. 
 
 1 So called because made by the Cimbri. 
 
484 KINfl KIH 
 
 Ko'W7T£ra, ra, subst. [ferae bestial,] wild beasts. 'lXvovs z&oXovto Kipojirira, 
 
 viggeto §' avrip. Call. I. 25. 
 KipKr), r]s, 7), P. N. [Circe,] Circe. OeT0a0', a pot K>'pKr] juvdrjadTo, bid dedwv. 
 
 fx. 155. EPITH. 'Addvarrjf alairi, avbiieGad, betrj), boXoeaad, EvirXdicdfxds, rrd- 
 
 Xv^apjudkos, TTOTi'id. PHR. Alyvarls 0' ?/ av&v juop^wTpia. Troad. 439. Av- 
 
 ToicdaiyvrjTr) oXoofpovos Alrjrao. k. 137. See k. 211. 
 KipfciiXards, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [a circis fugatus,] chased by Ihe hawks. KtpKrj- 
 
 Xotov r ar)hdvos. iEsch. Suppl. 64. 
 KlpKds, ov, 6, subst. [(l)arcus, (2)accipitrum species,] a circle; a hawk, orkite. 
 
 K/p/coV, o re G/JtiKpyat <povov (pepei opviBeaGt. P. 7$7> EPITH. (2) 3 £lkv7TET7]s, 
 
 ojkvs, yajj.\pwvv% 1 b)jio^6pos* PHR. 'EXatypdrdros ttetetjvioi', opvis betfos, rayjJs 
 
 ayyeXos 'AiroXXtovos. 
 Kipudo), v. [annulo adstringo,] to bind with rings. X&pet Kara, gkeXtj be KipKio- 
 
 aov fitq.. P. V. 74. SYN. Aeoyjei/w. 
 K/pj'77yUt, et Kiprdu), v. [misceo,] to mingle. 'Ev & dpd KtoaiijjXa) Kipv-q fxeXXrjbed 
 
 oirov. £. 78. Syn. See in KepavvvfxX. 
 Kiadiji'r), 7}s, y», P. N. [Cisthene,] a mountain in Thrace. Tipos Yopydveid 
 
 ■n-ebXd Ktadyvrjs, Xya. P. V. 818. 
 K/o-ca, vid. Ktrra. 
 Kiercevs, eios, 6, P. N. [(1) Cisseus, (2)epith. Bacchi,] (l)Cisseus, the father of 
 
 Hecuba 1 and Theano, (2) an epithet of Bacchus. TldXvbojpds, 'Ekdfirjs 7ra?s 
 
 yeyujs tTjs ILiggews. Hec. 3. 
 Ktaaqis, xbds, //, patronym. [Cisseis,] the daughter of Cisseus. Kiaarih dXoxos 
 
 'Avrijvdpds i7T7rubdf2oio. Z. 299* 
 Kto-07/|Oijs, eos, Kiaadfdpos, KtaaXvos, rj, ov, KicrooKonrjs, et kiggogte^ijs, eos, adj. 
 
 [hederaceus, hedera densus,] of ivy, abounding or covered with ivy. Ktaai]- 
 
 peis oxdat. Antig. 1131. See also Thesm. 997. Bacch. 699. Horn. Hym. 25. 
 
 1. and Anacr. 26*. 5. 
 K.iffGos, ov, v, subst. [hedera,] ivy. ITpocre/^eQ', &gtI tctaaos epvecriv bdtyvrjs. 
 
 Med. 1210. SYN. MeXas, 7tEpiGTE<f>ris, fiorpvoets, eXXK&brjs, jueXafMJivXXds, Kpo- 
 
 KO€is, tfiipoeis, Ti]Xeddu)v, rdvvcpvXXos, nXeKTos. 
 
 VLlGGOfOpOS, Vid. KlGGrjprjS. 
 
 KiGGdiv, v. [hedera orno seu corono,] to adorn or crown with ivy. MeXXw*> 
 
 Xopeuetv h-pard KiGGWGas efioi'. Bacch. 201. % 
 
 KiGGvfiXdv, ov, rd, subst. [poculum e ligno hede-raceo,] a bowl made of ivy 
 
 wood, a bowl. See in Kipvrjfii. 
 K/oT>/, rjs, et kigtXs, Xbds, 7), subst. [cista, capsa,] a chest, a basket. EevXoioiaev, 
 
 &v kv Total KtGTais ei\8ii€v. Lysistr. 1 J 84. See also Acharn. 10S5. Syn. 
 
 , AvtXtvh)^, tufitoTos, 6vXa£, dvXdKXov y kX(dXgXs. 
 K/rrci, rjs, 7), subst. [pica,] a magpie. K/rrct, Tpvywv, Kopvbos, eXeds, virddvfjts, 
 
 irepiGTspa. Aves 302. 
 KtTTdio, v. [valde cupio,] to long for or after. Ovtu) kittm hxd tuiv advXbiov 
 
 fjerd x 0l P lvr l s irepXeXQelv. Vesp. 34<9. SYN. ^TnQvfxib). 
 Kt^avw, Ki^rijxt, et Kiyyavto, v. [adsequi invenio,] to find, "\irnovs o' 'Arpei- 
 
 bau laxdviTE, jjrjbe XXTrrjaOov. T. 407. Eur. Suppl. 1079- et Alcest. 493. 
 
 SYN. K.dTuXafAJ3dvh), evptGKw, imTvyxdvto, E7rXKvpEU). 
 * Kt^>)Xat, Civ, at, subst. [piscis quidam marinus,] a sea-fish. See in Kearpa. 
 KX~xXr), rjs, 7], subst. [turdus,] a thrush. IlorepoV debt's ijbXuv cgtXv i) tfxXat ; 
 
 Acharn. 1116. 
 KrxXt^w, v. [(I) indecenter et effusius rideo, (2)edo turdos,] to laugh immode- 
 rately, to giggle ; to feed on thrushes, to be luxurious. Ovb' o^dfydyeiv, o'vbe. 
 
 KXxXt£f.iv, ovb' 'tax^t-v toj ttoo' eraXXa^. Nub. 983. SYN. Koy^aXno;. 
 KTxXtofids, ov, 6, subst. [risus petulans,] merriment. Tlaibtov, yvvaiK&v, kotto- 
 
 fitov, bxpttty, -noTtov, KXxXia/uiov. Nub. IO69. SYN. Kdraxv^rj. 
 Ktw, Kiddu), V. [vado, eo,] to go. f H o' dEKOva 1 dfxd rolat yi/n) kXev' avrdp 'Ax<X- 
 
 Xevs. A. 348. SYN. Wopevofiat, litetfju, ijKio, Trdpdylyrdf.icu. 
 1 See the word '-E/cetffy. 
 
KLQN KAEI 485 
 
 K/wy, di'ds, 6 et r), subst. [columna,] a pillar, a column. MrjTpos Takairtjs, 6 b' 
 vttu kiovos okXciv. Here. F. 9^8. SYN. L-vXds, aHiXr]. EPITH. 'X\pi]\os } 
 fjtaK-pos, fjieyas, arX(jdp6s, opdos, a/id^©5, dorpd/3//s. 
 
 KXayya/Vw, /cXayyew, et /cXdyyw, et kXd£w, v. [clango,] to clash, to clat- 
 ter, to shout, to rattle. "6rap bX&Keis dfjpd, Kkayyaiveis b\ d-irep. Eu- 
 men. 131. See also Theocr. Ep. 6. K. 2?6\ et IT. 429. Syn « ' h x^, fiddto, 
 
 KXayy?), ?7s, q, subst. [clangor,] a clang, a twang, a shout. Mem/p 6' ws tis 
 
 KTavois nXayyav. Troad. 147- SYN. Kpavy)), fidi), fi^ps. EPITH. "AcneTOS, 
 
 beivt), GTovbeaad. 
 KXayynbbv, adv. [cum clangore,] with loud cackling. KXayyrjbov irpoKadi- 
 
 £6vtojv, (jfia.pa.ye~t be ri Xei/uwy. B. 4^3. 
 KXdyyw, vid. KXayycu^w. 
 KXdSos, ov, 6, KXatos, eos, to, fcXds, * icXdbos, //, et dimin. * KXdcWfcos, ov,. 6, 
 
 subst. [tener ramus, proles,] a tender branch, a twig, a descendant. BdX- 
 
 Xovto. kcu aeiovTa. fian^e'iov nXdbov. Bacch. 304. See also Aves 240. Ly- 
 
 sistr. 633. and Anacr. 22. SYN.^AKpeyuwy, op-n-r]^, kXiov, tcTopQos, QdXXds, pd/3- 
 
 bos. EPITH. OvpdvXbs, akpos, ev(j>V))s } axpoKojuos, iKecrlos, bpvivos, d7rdXos, 
 
 Teprjv, veo(77rds, veobpeTrr os . 
 KXds?w, vid. KXayyan'w. 
 KXa/u>, Attice kXchv, f. KXav<ru>, v. [lachrymor, ploro, lugeo,] to weep aloud, 
 
 to bewail. "aXis be KXdeiv tov/j.ov i\v e\xo\ kclwv. Alcest. 1060. SYN. 'Ava- 
 
 tcXctii), Kdrdbaupvcj, net'dew, kiokvojj dva^oj^voj, oXo^vpufxat, eXeX/cJw, olfxu)£(o ; 
 
 ai/tgio, oXo\v£(o. 
 KXa£, vid. KXriXs. 
 KXdpXds, ov, 6, adj. [Clarius,] of Claros. An epithet of Apollo, so called from 
 
 Claros, a grove near Colophon in Ionia, where he had a temple. Virg. iEn. 
 
 3. 360. IloXXot c!e KXdpXov navTr) be rot ovrd/utd novXv. Call. 2. 70. 
 HXdpos, ov, t), P. N. [Claros,] See KXdplos. Kcu KXdpds alyXrjeaad, kcu At- 
 
 adyerjs upas aiTrv. Horn. Ap. 40. 
 KXaordi?w, et *cXdw, v. [frango,] to break. BovX^v varfoeis, Ka\ orpdrrf- 
 
 yovs KXavrdveis. Equit. l66. See also Ion 904. SYN. KXdveo, drro- 
 
 xXdoj, dyu). 
 KXavdfids, ov, 6, et xXavfid, drds t to, subst. [ploratus, fietus,] mourning. 
 
 (Kx v7to KXavdpiutv tu>v e£ o'iklov. Agam. 1531. See also Pers. 711. SYN. 
 
 Op~-ids, KtiucvfJid, oXoXvy)), oXdXvyfids. EPITH. iLrvyepos, /uteyacTTovos. 
 KXavoXda), v. [(1) plorare cupio, (2) crepito,] to desire to weep, to rattle. 
 
 fydeyydfierdv uXXu>s xXavaXq. b. ae toi Xeyh). Plut. 1099* 
 YLXavrjXfxdyJis, ov, adj. [in przelio flens, vox a comico conjlcta,] weeping 
 
 in battle. 'Avbpos fiovXbfJidyov Ka) KXavoXfid-xpv tXvos vtos. Pax 1291* 
 
 * KXavrds, 7), ov, adj. [h^nientabilis,] lamentable. KXavTov b' aprXTpbiroLs. Sept. 
 Theb. 323. 
 
 KXdw, et K-Xctcw, vid. KXcurrdc^w. 
 
 * KXdw, [luireo,] vid. KXa/w. 
 
 K.Xer)bu)v, KXrjrjbiov, KXr,xbibv, et icXrjbojv, dvds, >/, subst. [fama bona, omen bo- 
 num,] fame, good report, sound, oracle, good omen. *fis dp' etyr}' x n W €V ^ 
 KXerjbovX, bids 'dbwaevs. v. 120. See also 6.317. et Eumeti. 460. SYN. 
 Xprjafjids, fxavrevfud, (py'ifiri, tydrXi,. 
 
 KXeiSou^os, vid. liXrjbov-^os. 
 
 KXetOpdv, vid. KXj]Bpdv. 
 
 KXends, KXeivvos, et kXcitos, >), dv, adj. [celebris,] famous, illustrious. '6 
 ttuoX kXcivos Oibinovs Ka\ovfj.evos. CE. R. 8. See also Pyth. 9. 22. and A. 379. 
 SYN."£j'6o£os, dyaxXuTos, dyaicXeiTos, tcXeivos, Trep^Xei'/s. 
 
 KXels, (Ion. et Poet. kXtjXs, Dor. /cXcus,) eibos, >/, et dimin. * xXeibidv, ov, to, 
 subst. [(l)clavis; (2) jugulum, cervix, transtrum,] (l)akey, (2) the clavicle of 
 the shoulder, or blade-bone, (3) a rower's bench, (the handle of the oar being 
 like the handle of a key.) Tvirrire, KXriibeaau' ((phfxevoi, aki irddi Zeus. //. 215. 
 
486 KAEI KAHA 
 
 * KXetoros, ?), op, et Ion. KXrjicrrds, adj. [clausus,] closed. Aw/ia yaias fcXettr- 
 top. Eur. fr. Pel. 3. 2. See also 0/344. 
 
 KXe/ri?, V s * hy P« N. [Clite,] Clite. KXe(V?7»', bvarripoib nepiKXees ovpo/jid vvfi- 
 
 <j>ris. A poll. I. 1069. 
 K\e7Tos, ov, 6, P. N. [Ciitus,] Glitus. Keu p' EpdXe KXe'trop Yleiai]pbp6s dyXdoP 
 
 VIOP. 4)4:5. 
 
 KXeiros, i], op, adj. Vid. KXeipos. 
 
 * KXetro/iayfo, ov, 6, P. N. [Clitomachus,] Clitoniachus. OvbeKXfATo/jia.^oid fxd- 
 Xo.v. Pjth. 8. 51. 
 
 KXe/a/, KXr)'i£<o, KXrj£<o, et kAt/'w, v. [(1) claudo, (2) celebro,] (1) to shut, 
 
 (2) to celebrate. KXeieip keXevio iraPTd Ttvpydv kv kvkXu>. Bacch. 642. See 
 
 also w. 165. and Here. F. 992. Syn. (1) 'AiroirXe/a, (2) vfivew, evXdyito, em- 
 
 <j)rifxl£(i} t boH,a£(o, a7rd(j)aip(o, ETraLPEio, /jeX7r(t). 
 KXeiw, dds, >/, P. N. [Clio,] one of the Muses. See in 'Eparw. 
 K\e/ijua, a-os, ro, subst. [furtum,] stealth, fraud. T il irai, 6eCjp tov jc\£/j/ua 
 
 ysyopas; Iph. A. 1514. SYN. Owpct, icXcfrn/i 
 KXeo/i/3poros, ov, 6, P. N/[Cleombrotus,] Cleombrotus. Et7ras, "HXte, x a ~ l P** 
 
 KXeofufipords u) '/JifipdKi&Trjs. Call. Ep. 24. 
 'KKeStwcds, ov, 6, P. N. [Cleonicus,] Cleonicus. QeaoaKtice KXeovlke TaXap. 
 
 Call. Ep. 32. 
 KX£d7raYpa, et KXe<o7raxpa, as, r], P, N. [Cleopatra,] Cleopatra. KeTro ndpd 
 
 fiprjary aXoxV Ka ^V KXeoTrdrprj. I. 552. See also A poll. 2. 239. EPITH. 
 
 fylXooTEtyavos. PhR. Koupjj Ma oni a trrjs KaXXiacpvpov lLvr}virr)s. 
 KXeos, et poet. kXews, eos, to, subst. [gloria, fama,] glory, report, celebrated 
 
 action. To Tpcolnop yap ov KaraiaxvPb* kXzos. Helen. 844. SYN. Ao^, ev- 
 
 xXetd, nvbos, evbofya, Qrjfir), evxos. EPITH. KaXor, [xanaptdv, eadXop, del- 
 
 \lv\\gtov, ai^xpor, yueya, cKpOlTOP, addvaTov, alnv, evpv, fiddv, Eiti^pdrov, irodetpop, 
 
 ovpdvdfirjKES. vxprjXop, err/rv^udV. See HLvbc&a. 
 KXe7TTr)s, ov, 6, subst. et (2) adj. superl. KXe7rrtoraros, ov, [(1) fur; (2) 
 
 furacisshnus,] (1) a thief, (2) most thieving. KXe7rrwr ydp ij vi>£, tTjs 0' 
 
 dXrjdeias to <j>ibs. Iph. T. 1027. See also Plut. 27. SYN. KXw^/, kXottevs, 
 
 KXd7ros,<j>iop, fjdXaPTtrjTO/bids, (piXrjTrjs, TOix^pvxos. P HR « See Choeph. 988. 
 KXe7rro$, 77, ov, adj. [furtivus,] clandestine, thievish. KXetttop ro XP^f" tup- 
 
 bpos* ov Kal cot botcel; Vesp. $33. SYN. KXa>7ru:os, kXu/to/ios, Xadpdlos, ndv- 
 
 ovpyos, Kdicovpyos. 
 KXeKToavpT], rjs, fj, subst. [furtum,] stealing, theft. KXeirrdovvr} 0' optcio re. 
 
 r. 396. 
 KXeVrw, v. [furor, occulo, clam facio,] to steal, to filch, to win upon, to do 
 
 clandestinely. YsXetttovtes ck yTjs ^ddt d Kal 6vr)7roXovs. Iph. T. 1360. SYN. 
 
 'YttokXetttio, dTTOffvXdio, vfyatpEWfTotxvpvxz 10 ) P0<7(pi£dfAai,dirdrdii), 7rdpdXoyt£o/jLat. 
 ~KXe\pT(j)pwp, opos, 6, subst. [qui men tern decipit,] a deceiver. 'Epfiew 1 (3ovXrj- 
 
 (tip KXe\pi<Jtpdpos' avTap 'AttoXXiop. H. Merc. 413. 
 K\ei//v5pa, as, 1), subst. [(1) clepsydra, instrumentum horologicum, (2) fons,] 
 
 (1 ) a water-clock ; (2) the name of a fountain at Athens. 'ATroXe-o-ai ndXIdp 
 
 dpbpd, 7TEpX icXe\pvbpap. Acharn. 693. 
 KXewp, u)pos, 6, P.N. [Cleon,] a demagogue at Athens, who lived in the time 
 
 of the Pelopouncsian war. 'AXX' elfx ettX top KXewr', os avrov rijfiipov. 
 
 Ran. 577- 
 KXEwpai, u)p, al, P. N. [Cleonae,] a town between Argos and Corinth. See in 
 
 KvKTtfJEPOS. 
 
 KXecjiv^os, ov, 6, et (2) KXewrfyjiy, »?s, ?/, P. N. [(l) Cleonymns, (2) Cleonyme,] 
 Cleonymus, Cleonyme. 'Eadiei KXewpvjjos. Equit. 1293. See also Nub. 680. 
 
 KXijbjp', adv. [nominating] by name. KXr/o;;^ els dydp>)p KiKXyaicetP drbpd 
 Exaorop. I. 1 1 . 'Opoftaori, e^opdfj.aKXrjbijp. 
 
 KXybovxtu, v. [(l)claves habeo ; (2) sacerdos sum,] to carry the keys of the 
 
 1 'Ep/xiw is here scanned as a spondee . 
 
KAHA KAIM 487 
 
 temple, to be a priest or priestess. VXutaaijs rrixpols KevrpoioX KXybov^ovpevot. 1 
 
 Here. F. 1279. SYN. NewKootw, Xepevto. 
 KXybovxps, ov, 6 et rj, sed frequentius fern., subst. [claviger, aedituus,] baving 
 
 the keys of a temple or of a city, as its chief magistrate; a chamberlain, a 
 
 priest or priestess. KXybov^dv "Hpvs (j>aaX. iEsch. Suppl. 290. SYN. 'lepeus, 
 
 Xepeid, XepXa. 
 KXybwv, vid. K.Xerjbh)V. 
 KA7/'£w, kXtji^w, K\ei£(o. Vid. KAe/iu. 
 K.\rir)bwv, vid. KAeqdwj/. 
 KA>/0,oa, as, >/, subst. [alnus,] the alder-tree. KXridprj r, alyeipos t, eXdrtj r' ?jv 
 
 ovpdvopriKrjs. e. 239. 
 KXrjdpdv, KXipQpdv, et nXeWpov, et Dor. KXaiarpdv, ov, to, subst. [claustrum,] a 
 
 shutter, a bar, a lock. MoxAo7s be /cat KXrjdpoiaX. Lysis! r, 264. See also 
 
 Horn. Merc. 146. Phosn. 62. and Pyth. 1. 16.' Syn. BaApts, dx^vs, eppoXov. 
 KXriXbwv, et aXybiov, vid. KAeqSwv. 
 KXrjigoj, kXtJ(d, et icXrjZu), vid. KAe/tn 
 KA?i?s, Ion. pro KAets, q. v. 
 KAjyVorcfc, Ion. pro KXeicrros, q. v. 
 KXfjpd, drds, to, et aXypd-Xs, tbds, fj, subst. [palmes, virga vitea,] a vine-branch, 
 
 a twig. KA>7^ia to fianyfiov xbelv. Anacr. 173. 5. See also Thesm. 746. 
 
 O'ivdpXs, TTTopQos, kXujv. El'ITH. 'ApneXXvov, (3orpvoev, Kapnocpdpov, KaXXX- 
 
 TreTTjXou. 
 * KXijpXds, 2, 6v, adj. [qui sorte dividit,] who allots every thing. 'heaXa Qepis 
 
 AXos nXapXov. iEsch. Suppl. 365. 
 KXr)pdTTaX))s, ids, adj. [qui sorte distribuitur,] distributed by lot. KXrjpdnd- 
 
 \els' TtXeov be yepas TrpdaeBrpcev eKaaTy. H. Merc. 18. 
 KXrjpds, ov, 6, subst. [sors,] appointment by lot, inheritance, power. 01b\ J 
 
 ae bovXrjv KXrjpds eKTreprtei \6dvds. Troad. 1262. SYN. KAz/pwcrts, KTfjpd, (3d- 
 
 oXXeid. EPITH. Bddvs, naTpuXos. 
 KXr}pov%XKds, r), ov, adj. [ad kXiipov^ovs pertinens,] belonging to the allotters of 
 
 land. YloTepd t>iv KXr)povyXKi]v ; Nub. 203. 
 KXrjpov-^ds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [sorte obtinens, particeps,] possessing by lot, 
 
 partaking. UoXXwv Ztuv KX-qpovyov, r} ae noXXdicis. Aj. Fl. 508. SYN. Mero- 
 
 \ds, KeicXrjptiJfxeids. 
 KXrjpdu), v. [sorte lego,] to choose, to appoint by lot, to obtain by lot. "lv 
 
 eicXripiodiqv, kcii -xpdaeTdyQr\v. Hec. 99. SYN. Mntpdopai. 
 KXt)po>oXs, eojs, tf, subst. [sortitio, electio,] allotment. O't poc itXaphv tcXiipujaXv 
 
 alpeaiv re pot. Androm. 384. 
 KXrjpwTi'ipXov, ov, to, subst. [(l) locus ubi magistratus sorte creantur, (2) locus 
 
 ubi KXripwTol in theatro sedebant,] a p-!ace for taking lots, a place in the 
 
 theatre where the KXrjpcoToi sat. T& be KXrjpojTfjpXd irol rpexj/ets; b. es rr)v 
 
 dyopav Kdrdd t'jario. Eccl. 
 KXrjaXs, eios, //, subst. [vocatio apud Dion. Hal., classis,] a summons, a class. 
 
 H nXrjcrXv, y -^avvwatv did-rreiaTripXav ; Nub. 875. 
 KXr)T€V(o, v. [testimonium denunciare,] to cite before a magistrate. "EAk-w ae 
 
 KXrtTevoovTd. Nub. 1218. SYN. 'EyndXeio, ndXtu), bXKaCopat, npopaprvpopat. 
 KXr)Tt)p, fjpus, 6, subst. [(1) apparitor, qui in jus vocat, (2) clitellarius,] (1) a 
 
 summoner, (2) a beast of burden. "Expav dvev tcXrjTiipos <hs elvai rdbe. iEsch. 
 
 Suppl. 630. SYN. 'fTrrjpeTrjs, puprvp. 
 KArjros, ?), ov, adj. [vocatus,] called, appointed, summoned. 'AAA' dyere kXtj~ 
 
 tovs OTpvvopev, o't ne rd^tord. I. l65. SYN. 'AirotcXrjTos, KXtjdeis. 
 KXtpuKrijp, iipos, 6, KXtpdKXdv, to, et KXipa£,dKos, >/, subst. [scala, gradus, climax,] 
 
 1 ' It is not easy to perceive the application of K\r}Sovxovfxtvoi to this passage. In the absence 
 of Ms. authority, Herman's suggestion of Kt]Kioovfievoi seems preferable to the KK-rfiovovpevoi of 
 
 i Scaliger, and the \oi^6povpevoi of Reiske, and the KK-npovxovfievoi of Musgrave. KApSovxew 
 occurs in its legitimate sense Iph. T. 14G4. 
 
 2 See Stanley's note, or rather his quotation from Valens Guellius. 
 
488 KAIN KAYT 
 
 a ladder, a climax. See in Evafyvpds. Pax 68. and Aves 841. Syn. 'Am- 
 
 j3adpdi>, (oaOpov. 
 KX«Vj7, ?;s, fj, KXtvXbiou, ou, to, kXivis, tSos, >/, et tcXtvT))p, fjpos, 6, subst. [lectis- 
 
 ternium,] a couch, a bed. "Oeois be kXlvij fiy) 'cttX, fxrjbe orpwyudrd. Eccles. 418. 
 
 See also Lysistr. 915. Thesm. 268. and Theocr. 2. 86. Syn. KXkt/jos, XcV- 
 
 Tpdv f KOiri], EPITH. UapQeiXos, ydfxfjXXds. 
 KX*Vw, f. Xvw, v. [reclino,] to bend, to lean upon, to repulse. Aeivos 7raXat<m)s 
 
 t)j>* eitXtve yap Kepas. Eur. Suppl. 714. SYN. 'EytcXii'ta, dvaKXivw, Tpe-Kio. 
 KXXata, as, »/, et kXXgXuv, ov, to, subst. [tentorium, casa, ovile,] a seat, a tent, a 
 
 sheepfold. Trj Trdpd fxev KXXnXr)v irvpi KaTueaav, eV0' dp , £0tqe. r. 55. SYN. 
 
 2/a/»'?7, KaXvj3r], kXivt]. EPITH. AoXta, eihrqicrefa, evtvktos, vyy]Xr). 
 KXht/xos, ov, 6, subst. [torus discubitorius,] a seat to recline on. JLlirei* o' ev 
 
 KXirr/JLoiai rarrrjoX ts TropcpvptoLcXv. 1.200. SYN.^ESpct, Xeyos, kXii'tj. EPITH. 
 
 IlotfctXds, 7rdXvhaibdXds, yovaeos, upyvpsds, 7ra/u(pdvd<i)i'. 
 KXTros, eds, to, et kXitvs, vds, i], subst. [devexitas, clivus, declivitas,] a slope, a 
 
 valley. KXtrta IlaXXj/vatd, ~Kdvaarpair}v virep a.Kpi)v. Apoll. 1 . 59$). See 
 
 also Alcest. 591. SYN. To irpavES, to Karavres. 
 KXoids, et icXuds, ov, b, subst. [vinculum quod colio circumdatur ; torques, 
 
 furca,] a ring, a collar, a necklace. KXoiov tybpovvTa irtpi f.uaov top av-^eva* 
 
 Cycl. 184. See also Vesp. S92. SYN."Op/uos. 
 KXdpett), v. [agito,] to chase, to throw into disorder. "Us tyEire kXoveujv 7te- 
 
 bXov tote (^aibXjuds "E/crwp. A. 496. SYN. 'Avdaeib), rdpaccw, crvvrdpacraoj, 
 
 opivu). 
 KXdvds, ov, 6, subst. [tumultus, strepitus,] an uproar, a crowd, a din. ?.Ke\pai 
 
 kXovov ev TeiyeoX. Ion 204. SYN. Qopufios, dXdXrj, Kdvd)(>/, ndTdyos, judy^. 
 
 EPITH. Katcos, alvbs, ardadaXos, linrXbyap {ir\s , otovocis. 
 KXoVaTos, kXottXos, kXwtt^XoSj et f:Xw7rtKds, /), ov, adj. [(l)furto partus; item 
 
 active, (2) subdolus,] (1) obtained by theft, stolen ; (2) over-reaching. 
 
 Ylr)y))v KXd7raiav, r/ bXbacrKaXos testis. P. V. 110. See also v. 295. Apoll. 3. 
 
 1196. and Rhes. 512. SYN. KXeTrros, E-w^Xbirbs, Xaftpaws. 
 KXd-rrevs, eojs, kXottos, ov, et KAwxp, wtcos, 6, subst. [fur,] a thief, a deceiver. *Hv 
 
 KXewidroi/ Xdpov bwpiov eXovtes xal tcXoTrys. Nub. 591. See also H. Merc. 
 
 276. and Helen. 552. Syn. See KXeVnjs. 
 KXo7r>), ijs, i}, subst. [furtum,] a theft, over-reaching, seduction. Tpaire-Zav 
 
 KXoTralaX yvvainos. Agam. 393. SYN. KXe/j/id, KXeirToavvq, d-rtdTT], 
 KXdTV7T€Vh}, quasi kXvt67T€v(i), v. [" magnifice loquor, vel potius, quaesitis verbis 
 
 loquendo, eaque audiendo ternpus tero,"] to waste time in talking. Atyd /udX'* 
 
 ov yap ypi>) KXoToireveiv evBaft eovTas. T. 149* 
 KXvbiov, wv6s t 6, et icXvbwi'Xdv, ov, to, subst. [fhictus, unda, astus,] a wave, 
 
 tide. IIoXX^s EpXbos IvvEiraioE KXvba>v. Hec. 115. See also Helen. 1208. 
 
 SYN. ZdX?7, aaXds, olbfiu, Kvfxd, Tapd^rj. EPITH. Aeivos, vypos, irsXayXos, 
 
 BdXdaraXos, dtropos, Xa fipos, ndXippovs, buGTrjvos, irdXeplds. 
 KXvzio, et Ion. * nXvievKio, v. [abluo, alluo, purgo,] to wash, to cleanse. 0d- 
 
 Xaaad kXv&i naVTa TavOpwiriov ndicd. Iph. T. 1194. See also *¥. 6l. SYN. 
 
 ' Air oXoVIO j eKviTTTb). 
 
 KXvf.iErr}, 77s, 7], P. N. [Clymene,] Clymene. See in 'EptyuXijh 
 KXv/jevos, ov, 6, P. N. [(1) Clymenus, et (2) adj. celebratus,] (1) Clymenus, 
 (2) celebrated, "a ttep KXvfisvoid 7ral5d. Olymp. 4. 31. Syn. (2) KXih-os, 
 
 7TEpTlcXvTdS, dyaKXvTOS, EpXtCvbnS, dpt7T|0£7n/S. 
 
 KXv/ut, et kXvio, v. [clueo, audio,] to hear, to obey, to be spoken of. KXvdl 
 fiev, 'Apyiipo-og, os Xpvrrrjv dn(pX(3EJ3r]Kas. A. 37« See also Hipp. 9l6. SYN. 
 'Akovu), vkukovu), aKpuddfiat, TzeiQofxai. 
 
 KXuTat/jvi'iaTpa, as, >/, P. N. [Clytemnestra,] the wife of Agamemnon. MeVe- 
 Xaos 'EXEt'rjv o oe KXtiratfivytTTpas Xe^os. Orest. 20. EpiTH. Atd, bdXvprjTXs, 
 KEXatvo({)pu)V, bdXXo(j)pu)i', TvvbdpXs, TrdvuiXrjs, TvvbdpEr) uovpr}. 
 
 KXvrXbrjs per syncopen pro KXvTXdbrjs, patronym. a (2)KXvtXos, ov, 6, P. N. 
 [(1) Clytio satus ; (2) Clytius,](l) Piraeus, the son of Clytius, a noble Ithacan ; 
 
KATT KNHM 489 
 
 (2) a noble Trojan, the brother of Priam. Ueipate KXaribr}, ov be not rd 
 
 ■xep aXXd pdXiard. o. 539- 
 KXvTotcapTrds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [prseclaris fructibus celeber, inclytus,] having 
 
 beautiful fruit. Oi-Kdbe KXvroKapTriov. Nem. 4. 124. 
 KkvTotxiihrjs, eos, b, P. N. [Clytomedes,] Clytomedes. IIv| /xev evUrjaa KXvro- 
 
 /xribed, "Hvonosvlov. y ¥. 634. 
 KXvTdprjTts, X5s, o et ?/, adj. [inclytus prudentia,] famous in contrivance. "tfycu- 
 
 arov nXvTOfx-qTlv deibeo, Moved XXyeld. Horn. 1 9. 1 . 
 KXvTovrjds, ov, 6, P. N. [Clytoneus,] Clytoneus. Aaobdfias 6\"aXXos re, cat av- 
 
 rXdeos KXvTOVTjds. 6. 119- 
 KXvrd7ro)Xds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [celeber equis,] having excellent or beautiful 
 
 horses. See in Ev^os. 
 KXvtos. >), ov, vel ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [inclytus, clarus,] celebrated, known. Tov 
 
 p' vivo TTeipiOdy teketo kXvtos ' i7nr6bdfxeid. B. 742. Syn. See in KXeuos. 
 KXvTdr6x VT ) s > ov > °> [celeber artifex,] an excellent artificer. Tolatv o' "H<6ai- 
 
 trros KXvTOTe^yTjs y)p\ dyopeveiv. A. 571. SYN. KXvroepyos, KXvTOfitfTXs. 
 KXvroro£ds, ov, 6 et tj, adj. [arcu et jaculis inclytus,] renowned for the bow. 
 
 7 Ipiv r' kXdefxevat, ko.1 'A7rdXXw^a kXvtoto^ov. O. 55. 
 KXvu), vid. KXvfxX. 
 KXwddj, 66s, if, P. N. [Clotho,] one of the fates. KXw0w re Kdoiyvi'iras rl 
 
 Ttpooev-vETru. Isthm. 6. 24. Syn. See Krjp. 
 KXw/jiaKoeis, eaaa, ev, adj. [asper, salebrosus,] abounding with rugged hills, 
 
 craggy. See in 'iOw/i^. SYN. Au<7/3u-os, rpa^vs, opeiv)). 
 KXwv, Qvos, 6, subst. [ramus ; surculus, qui tiecti potest, vel deputari,] a 
 
 branch, a shoot, a sucker. Aevbpwv vweiicet, xXtivas ws e*j<ra>c?erai. Antig. 713. 
 
 SYN. BXdoros, xXdbos, daXXos, epvos, (jXaaTY}jj.d, tyvrov. PHR. 'Opetov, ba(f>v}]- 
 
 tyopos, neXafXTTETuXos. 
 KX^os, vid. KXotos. 
 KX<y7mos, i:Xii)7rr]X&s, vid. KXo7ra7os. 
 KXwotj)o, fjpos, et KXbjarrjs, ov, 6, subst. [filum neudo deductum, fusus, qui net,] 
 
 spun thread, a spindle, a spinner, "fla-rrep KXioarrip 6t dv ^jxiv y rerdpayfjevos, 
 
 wbe Xdfiovffai. Lysistr. 567- 
 KXworos, rj, 6v, adj. [contorsus inter nendum,] twisted, spun, KXtocrrov b' 
 
 a/*(f>Xj36Xois XivoiaX, vaos uxrei. Troad. 540. 
 KXit)\L, contr. a kXottos, ul oxw^ a gkottos. Vid. KXo-n-evs. 
 KvaKos, 6v, et kv&kiov, ojvos, adj. Dor. pro Kvt)Kos et kvIjkojv, [rlavus,] yellow, 
 
 tawny. Kvcikov bepfi u/jioiaX, veas rdfiiaoio itoroobov. Theocr. j. l6\ See 
 
 also Theocr. 3. 5. SYN. zavdos, Xevkos, irvppos. 
 Kvcupevs, Attice yvdtyevs, q. v. 
 Kvdcpevu), Attice yvd<pev(o, q. v. 
 Kvaw, et KvijfiX, v. [rado, seulpo, scindo,] to scrap;', to scratch, to tear. Aa- 
 
 Kvofxlvos Kvdaaio, KaX kv KvlbaioX kdOevbois. Theocr. 7. H)6\ See also A. 638. 
 
 SYN. Al»7rd), KvlC.ii), t,V(i). 
 
 tKvetpagu), v. [obscuro, tenebras obduco,] to spread a gloom over. Ohv py'i 
 
 tXs dya d'todev Krl<fjd-ay. Again. 129. SyN. Hkotizoj, ie^ow, tirlvttyii. 
 KvZ(pcu6s, ov, adj. [caligiuosus,] darksome. A'ibrjv, Kvetyaid r' afupX Taprdpov 
 
 fiddrj. P. V. 1065. 
 Kvi^tas, tiros, to, subst. [caligo, tenebraj, diluculum,] gloom, twilight. 7 Hfxos 6' 
 
 r/eXXos Kurtbv, kuX ixi Kvityds r)X6t. A. 475. SYN. Aet'Xi;, vv£, okotos. 
 faiipapyos, ov, o et >/, subst. [cruribus albis pneditus,] white-legged. Kvij/uap- 
 
 yoi & ZXXkes tI' hirjKdoioi ye \iev uXXol. Theocr. 25. 127. 
 Kviffitj, *)s, //, subst. [tibia, radius,] the leg, the spoke of a wheel. Kvy/u^v be 
 
 bXe-Kepaalv" Apyeiov bopij. Pbcen. 1409' SYN. ItctXos, Ku)Xr}\p. 
 ^yijfiis, 7b6i, ?/, subst. [ocrea,] a boot, a greave. See in 'E7rro/3oeto». Syn. 
 
 "Yirobrind. 
 Kvrffjios, ov, b, subst. [saltus ; pars montis, quae quasi sura ipsius a pede ascen- 
 
 dit,] the woody part of a hill, the part of a hill above the foot. "I^s kv 
 Pros. Lex. 3 Q 
 
490 KNH2 KNill 
 
 Kvrjfxoloi 7rcJ\i/7rri/)(oi) vXrjeffGrqs. 4>. 449. 
 Kvrjalau), et Kvrjffeiu), v. [prurio,] to feel an itching. Tpbnov, raXaiva, KvrjtrXqs. 
 
 Eccles. 915. 
 Kvriarts, Xbs, rj, subst. [(l) culter, (2) pruritus,] (1) a scraper, a knife, (2) an 
 
 itching. Kvijtrrt x«^^%> Zni S* dX^trd XevKa 7cdXvvE. A. 639. SYN. Md- 
 
 Rvi&rj, r]s, fj, subst. [urtica,] a nettle. See in Krdw. Syn. 'Ae&Xf^i). 
 KvaSios, a, oV, adj. [Cnidius,] of Cnidus. Ovttio tuv KvXbXav, etX AwnoV Ipov 
 
 evaibv. Call. 6. 25. 
 KvXbbs, ov, ^, P. N. [Cnidus,] a city and promontory in Caria. See in Kap- 
 
 irddbs. 
 Kvi£(o, v. [pungo, veliico, rado, animum mordeo,] to nettle, to irritate, to sting. 
 
 M*7§' oXjobs, ocrns T7)v Efxr)v Kvi£oi (pplvd. Med. 59$). SYN. Krdw, i-tw, baKvio, 
 
 KtVEb), Kada7TT(0, XvTTEh). 
 
 Kviafxds, ov, 6, subst. [pruritus, prurigo,] pruriency, titillation. Ovkow spels 
 
 dvvaaad rov kvktixov rtrd ; Plut. 974. SYN. Kvvfid. 
 Kviffaa, as, tcviod, rj, subst. [(1) nidor pinguedinis incensae, (2) pinguedo,] a 
 
 strong scent, savor, fat. Ok 1 aXXd Kara Trjv Kviaadv elvEXrfXvdE. Pax 1050. 
 
 SYN. (dvfjtiafjid, arfxos, XXttos, brj/uos, crrEap. 
 Kviadio, 1 v. [nidore impleo,] to fill with scent, to fumigate. Bujuovs bi kvio$v 
 
 fiovdvroicX irpoGrpoKcus. Alcest. 1175. SYN. QvfiXdu), Oeibco, Kaddyi^u), etcX- 
 
 Kaiio. 
 Kviaarjeis, cava, ev, adj. [nidore plenus,] strong-scented. HavvVxiclei, alQtpd 
 
 KVKX-advTX. Isth. 4. 112. 
 Kvt(To6hXioKTr)s y ov, 6, P. N. [qui nidorem persequitur,] the name of a mouse. 
 
 Ylpacraotydyos §' ZaXbiov, nbbbs elXicviTE JLvKrabbXwKTrjv. Batrach. 229« 
 Kvicnorbs, ?), bv, adj. [nidore suffitus,] smoking with fat. "Ati/jigs, ev TrvpoioX 
 
 KvuxwTois yBovds, Choeph. 478. 
 K.vl\p, k vinos, 6, subst. [vermiculus,] a gnat, a worm. EI0' ol kvJttcs Kai \pr/v£s 
 
 del rets avKas ov icdTEbovrai. Aves 590. SYN. Kojvutxp. 
 Kvvcid, rjs, ij, subst. [scabies, prurigo,] a scratch, itching. Kw'iSo or icbvvcld, 
 
 [genus plantse,] a plant. AlyXnvpos, ko.1 Kvveid, kcu ebwbrjs fXEXXreid. Theocr. 
 
 4. 25. 
 Krv5dw, et icvv$£(i), v. [queribundum ululatum edo, gannio, vagio,] to whine 
 
 like a dog, to yelp. Euvdo-0at, Kw£daQai t e£ dvrptov. (E. C. 1571. See 
 
 also Vesp. 971- SYN. 'YXctfcrew, wpvbfjiai. x 
 
 Kw£r}d/jibs, ov, 6, subst. [gannitus canis queribundus,] the whiuing of a dog. 
 
 Kvv£r}d/mi) 6' ETEpioaE bXa <7rafyto7o <f>b(3i]d£V. 7r. 163. 
 Kvvzboj, v. [scabie infesto,] to hurt by scratching, to inflame. KvvZwcrev be 
 
 oX ba(T£, irdpos irepXKaXXe eovte. v. 433. SYN. Kdfcdw, Xvncu). 
 Kvvpd, drbs, to, subst. [vellicatio, pruritus,] a scratching, an itching. To 
 
 Kvvfid aov T&v baKTvXu)v. Eccles. 36. 
 Kvvio, v. [rado, scalpo,] to scrape, to scratch. Ovtos ttoQid fxov \vvlv eXdvv 
 
 ttiv Qvpav. Thesm. 481. SYN. Ht»w, Kvi$u). 
 Kvu)bd\bv, ov, to, subst. [bestia,] a beast, an ox, cattle. Kd£ei/£d irpio-bs ev 
 
 gi>yo~toX KvwbuXd. P. V. 471. SYN. Zubv, 6rjp, dfipXbv. EPITH. 'AvboXbv, 
 
 fidraibv, fipbTO(pdbpbv. 
 Kviobwv, ovtos, 6, subst. [mucro gladii,] the point of a sword. "EXkcl bXnXovs 
 
 KvwbovTds' ck o' opfjufXEvov. Autig. 1233. EPITH. WXKpbs, dibXbs. 
 KvuxTtrXbs, a, bv, adj. [Gnossius,] of Gnossus, a city in Crete. Ais kind, ravpov 
 
 Y^vtoaoXov KaTaKTdvwv. Here. F. 1318. 
 Kvuxrabs, ov, ^, P. N. [Gnossus,] Gnossus. O? Kvuhtoov t eT^ov Toprvvd re 
 
 reiyXbeaadv. B. 646. EPITH. MtydXr}, evpeld, irbXvbevbpEos, MtvwXbs. 
 Kvwffffw, v. [profunde vel dulce dormio,] to sleep soundly, to snore. 'Hbv 
 
 /udXct Kvuxtoova. ev bveipeirjvi irvXyaX. b. 809* SYN. 'Yirvwaou), evbot, Koip.d.bfxau 
 
 1 See Dr. Blorafield's Gloss. Choeph. 478. 
 
KOAA KOIN 491 
 
 KdaXefjids, ov, 6, adj. [stolidus, aniens,] stupid. 'AXXd artydvov, Kal an-ivbi r<p 
 KoaAe/i«. Equit. 221. SYN. 'Avotjtos, fiwpds, /Jidratos. 
 
 * Koa£, the noise made by frogs. See Rauae 210. &c. 
 Kdj3a\iK6vfxa, cltos, to, subst. [adulatio, scurrilitas, versutia,] craft, cajolery. 
 
 Kai KofiaXiKev/jLaaiv. Equit. 332. SYN. UdvovpyXa, KofitiXeia, 
 KdfiaXds, ov, adj. [(1) vafer, (2) raaledicus, (3) loquax,] rascally, insidious, 
 
 talkative. TSepeoyjidoi te kclI KofiaXoi kcii /joOwv. Equit. 635. SYN. KaKorE^vos, 
 KaKojjovXus, 7tdvovpyos, e'ipujv, (TKUiTrrrjs. 
 Koy-^T], rjs,el Koy^os, ov, 6, subst. [concha,] a shell. Kcu Trj Koyyr} rtf irdvV 
 
 ce/jtvws rols arj/j-eloiaXv ETiOvor). Vesp. 583. See also Call. Ep. 5. Syn. 
 
 KoyXms, noyXos. 
 Koeio, i. q. void), q. v. 'H & ekot)<t€. Call. fr. 53. 
 
 Kddopvos, ov, 6, subst. [(1) cothurnus, (2) versipellis,] (1) a buskin, (2) a turn- 
 coat, 'drift Kodopvovs elxes, dvdyvwval a eti ; Ran. 557. SYN. "Efxfids, 
 
 vndbrjfjd, apfivXrj. 
 Kd0ovjods, ov, adj. [iners,] dronish, sluggish. Zwrj, fc^^Z/vecro-t KoBovpois cikeXos 
 
 6pyr,v. Hes. Op. 303. 
 Koirjts, Xbds, et Kotoyiv^Xa, as, i), [Coei filia,] the daughter of Coeus, i. e. 
 
 Latona. E/tro/ce oi Koirjts ekekXeto' awSjto yaipiov. Call. 4. 151. See also 
 
 Apoll. 2. 710. 
 
 * Kot, [vox grunientis porcelli,] the noise made by a pig. See Acharu. 780. 
 Koicqj, v. [grunnio,] to grunt. "07rws bi ypvXXtqe'cTE, icai Kdi^ZrE. Acharn. 746. 
 
 Syn. rpvgio. 
 KotKvXXto, v. [circumspecto,] to look or stare about. Tx av av xvudvys; ?) ri 
 
 koikvXXeis exuv ; Thesm. 852. SYN. UZpTfiXZiru). 
 KotXaivw, v. [cavo, exentero, detraho,] to make hollow, to disembowel. Xwfjid 
 
 bZ not KoLXavov, 6 fxev Kpvxpei tov Zpwrd. Theocr. 23. 43. SYN. 'Badurw, 
 
 E^dpVTTlO. 
 
 * KotXXa, as, 7], subst. [cavitas, alvus, venter,] a hollow, the belly. Els tt)v kutio 
 fiov KotXlav KaQEipirvGEv. Ran. 485. 
 
 KotX'io7nl)Xr}s, ov, 6, subst. [qui vendit ventres et omasa,] a seller of tripes or 
 
 paunches. KoiXXo7r<i)Xr}(Tiv bZ OZos fxZyd Kvbos oira^ei. Equit. 200. 
 KoiXdyctcTwp, opdsy adj. [qui cavo ventre est, famelicus,] hollow-bellied, spa- 
 
 cious, hungry. Hovtov bZ oapicds ovbZ KotXoydoTopZs. Sept. Tlicb. 1037. 
 
 Syn. KolXds. 
 KoiXdKEbds, ov, adj. [valles habens,] abounding in valleys. "Ajjtei^Zv, kv KoiXd- 
 
 irZbov. Pvth. 5. 50. 
 KolXos, 7), ov, adj. [(l)cavus, depressus, (2) sculptus,] hollow, embossed. Ax- 
 
 irovTas iifjo-s AvXXbos KotXovs fxv^ovs. Iph. A. 1599' SYN. TvaXos, fidOvs, 
 
 yXdtyvpos, yXvivTos. 
 KoiXuwos, ov, adj. [cavus aspectu,] hollow, scooped. KoiXwiros uy/uos, 7rop- 
 
 <f>vpevTikal orZyat. Iph. T. 262. 
 Kot/jau), et Koifjiigio, v. [dormire facio, lenio,] to cause to sleep, to mitigate. 
 
 Nf/3povs Koifiyaaod vZrjyZvZas ydXddrjvovs. b. 336. See also Hec. 472. SYN. 
 
 'AvuTravio, vTrvou), Kdrdiravu). 
 Kolfurjfjd, drds, to, subst. [dormitio,] a sleeping, a cohabitation. "Arae, mtpfa 
 
 /udr' avToyevvrjr. Antig. §63. S\N. Ivvovoi a. 
 Koifiicio, vid. Koifjidu). 
 *Kotvd(o, et Koivdu), v. [(l)communico ; (2) polluo, inquino,] to communicate, 
 
 to pollute. Nukti Koivdaavres obbv, Kpdviba. Pyth. 4. 204. See also Med. 
 
 807. Syn. KoivuvZiv, fiETdbXbittfiX, fiXaivo). 
 Koiv6j3w[xia, as, ?/, subst. [commune altare,] a common altar, llavrtov & 
 
 dvdtcTtov rwvbl KOLvdftwjdXav. Msch. Suppl. 230. 
 
 IKoivoXex>)s, eos, et KOLvoXeKTpds, ov, 6 et i/, adj. [communeni lectum habens,] 
 sharing the bed. Mqr^p & i) '//') X^ ^oivoXe^js. Soph. Electr. 97. See also 
 Agam. 1416. Syn. 'OpdKotrfr, opdXeKTpos. 
 KotvonXovs, ov, 6 et t/, adj. [navigationis particeps,] sailing together. 'Hfjuiv 
 
492 KOIN KOAA 
 
 ye vaos kolvotcXovv HjiiXXav. Aj. Fl. 881. 
 Koivdxovs, Trdhds, adj. [socio pede iter faciens,] going together. 'Hfi&p 7rddeivt)v 
 
 KoivijTrovi' 7rapov(Tiav. Soph. Elect r. It 10. 
 Koivus, i), vv, adj. [(1) communis, (2) vilis,] common, low. Koivris rpdireZris 
 
 balrd npos kolvyiv neawv. Ion 654. SYN. 'EnXKOtvos, fyvos, fyvrjXos, tyyrjwv, 
 
 Tra.vbrjj.ws, eyKXrjpos. 
 KoivdroKos, ov, 6 etri, adj. [communi parlu editus,] having a common parent. 
 
 "EtX koivotoicwv. Soph. Electr, 858. 
 Koivo(f>pioi>, 6vds, adj. [communem cum aliquo mentein habens,] entertaining 
 
 the same sentiments. 'Es rds 'Adyvas are7^e Kotvotypuv rrdrpX. Ion 5*79. 
 Koivdu), vid. Koivaio. 
 Kotvtbv, (bvbs t 6, subst. [particeps, socius,] a partaker, a companion. Ao£ias 
 
 koivmvX nap' ev-Ovrarq). Pyth. 3. 50. SYN. 'Eralpos, koivwvos, Gv£vyos t gv£v%» 
 Kotvcjveut, v. [communico, impertio ; particeps sum,] to partake of, to commu- 
 nicate, to make an alliance with. Tts av Trdrpos gov (j>diov iKoivwvrjue fxoi; 
 
 Eur. Electr. 1048. SYN. Mereyio, /ufrdc^w/ui, ^IrdXayydvo) , GvytcXripott), 
 
 ofAiXeto. 
 KoivuvXa, as,?/, subst. [(l) communio, (2) beneficeniia,] participation, com- 
 munication, liberality. TVs yap ddXaaarjs fiovKoXois xoiviovXa ; Iph. T. 255. 
 Koivwrus, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [socius, particeps,] a partner, a partaker. Koiviavos 
 
 cgtiv, rj ftdvi] gv bvGTvyeis. Ion 773. SYN. Koivwy, ixirdyos. 
 Kotvws, adv. [communiter, simul,] in common, together. Kal to gov koiv&s 
 
 Xeyeis. Ion 1462. 
 KoiPMipeXrjs, evs, adj. [communem afterens utilitatem reipublicse,] beneficent, 
 
 patriotic. KotvwipeXe'i bXavoia. Eumen. 990. SYN. KoIymvos, evyprjGTos. 
 Koioyeveid, vid. KolrjXs. 
 KoTos, ov, 6, P. N. [Cceus,] one of the Titans. Koiov re, Kpelov Q\ 'YTrepidvd 
 
 r\ 'Idffcrdv te. Hes. Theog, 134. 
 Kotos, Ion. pro Holos, q. v. 
 Koipaveto, v. [impero,] to command, to marshal, "fls p' dye xoipdveiov £7T£7rw~ 
 
 Xelro Grinds dvbpiov, A. 251. SYN. 'AvaKoipdvew, dpyto, KOGfieio. 
 Kotpdvibqs, et Kolpdvds, ov, 6, subst. [princeps, dominus,] a governor, a prince. 
 
 AeiWere, 0ijf3r}s ol Kotpdvibat. Anlig, 940. See also Med. 8/1 . SYN. "Ayds, 
 
 GTpdrriyos, apy^ds, {jyefiibv, fiaGlXevs, apyiav. — Koipd}'Xbr}$ is also a patronym. 
 
 Olymp. 13. 105. and Kolpdvds is a proper name. P. 6 14. 
 KotGvpa, as, fj, P. N. [Ccesura,] an Eubcean female noble and wealthy. KcW 
 
 &k yvvaiKwv evTrrepiov twv K.oiGvpas. Nub. 800. 
 Kotracw, [in lecto pono, et KoiTa£ofxai, in lecto decumbo,] to lay on a bed, to 
 
 nestle. Boj-pol Olds Koira^dro vvkt. Olymp. 13. 107» SYN. Karcketjuat, ica- 
 
 rdvotjudo/iat. 
 Ko/rr?, 77s, fj, subst. [cubile, concubitus,] a bed, a marriage-bed, concubinage. 
 
 KjOK7rr^ tcoiTO- tHov guiv Xeyeiov. Hipp. 153. SYN. OdXdpds, evvtj, koItos. 
 KcTtrds, ov, 6, subst. [cubiculum, cubile, somnus,] a bed-room, bed, a lying 
 
 down, sleep. ^.ireiGavTes, koitow fiebto/uedd' rold yap wprj. y. 334. SYN. Ko/r?/, 
 
 Koijxrind, virvos. EPITH. 'Hbvs, Grvyepos. 
 Kokkos, ov, 6, subst. [coccus, granum, bacca,] a grain. *H pdbdv, ?/ Gtfibas kok- 
 
 kos tyet xpolav. Call. 5. 27. 
 KokkvZu), v. [canto ut cuculus, cuculo,] to cry cuckoo. 7 Hfxos kokkv% kokkv^cl 
 
 bpvds kv 7TETdXotGii', Hes. Op. 484. 
 KokkvH, vyos, o, subst. [cuculus,] a cuckoo. See in KokkvcIdj. 
 Ko\ac?w, v. [mutilo, puuio, casiigo,] to mutilate, to punish. Ou yap tX 6d- 
 
 vdry rovs Kaxovs KdXa£d[j.Zi'. Helen. 1171. SYN. 'A7rortVM//ui, rifnapEU) t fxaGTi- 
 
 yoo), aWiw, eTnirXiiGGb), vovdeTtoj, btevOvvio. PHR. See Orest. 1562. 
 *Kd\atvXs, Xb6s, i], P.N. [Colaenis,] a name of Diana, so called from Colaenus, 
 
 a son of Mercury, who built a temple to her. OvketX KdXaaXs, aXX' 'A«fd- 
 
 \a*'flts "Apre/uXs. Aves 873. 
 KoXa^, dicos, o, subst. [adulator, parasita,] a flatterer, a parasite. 'oX$s; Otw- 
 
KOAA KOAO 493 
 
 Xos rrjv KEQdXyv koXclkos e\^. Vesp. 45. SYN. 0<wi//, duwevwy. EPiTH. 2rw- 
 
 /jivXds, fiuinoXuxos. PHR. See Agam. vv. 763 — 771. 
 KdXaTrrw, v. [tundo, tuudendo excavo,] to bruise, to pound, to excavate. 
 
 'AW Ivlhy (f>\oiu7s KEKoXapfiEvd roaad 0ooeire. Call.fr. 101. SYN. KoVrw, 
 
 koiXou), Kvic.ii), yXd(p(o. 
 KdXaerfid, dros, to, et KdXaofjLos, 6, et KoXdcis, y, subst. [pcena,] punishment. 
 
 Our' av KdXaafJLd ro"ts kukoTis syiyvETo. Eur. ft. Sisyph. 1. 4. SYN. See Uoivy. 
 KdXaarys, ov, 6, et KdXaarrip, 6, subst. [castigator,] a punisher. See in %&- 
 
 TifjLT]n)p. SYN. 'EvlTipnrnp, dpvvTwp, viryplTys. 
 KdXeds, et Ion. kovXeos, ov, 6, subst. [vagina, culeus,] a sbeatb, a case. 'E£- 
 
 e'iXke koXeov' Xoydai b' 'Apyelwv orpdrot/, Hec. 542. See also F. 272. SYN. 
 
 QyKy. 
 KoXsTpao), v. [proculco,] to trample on. Ilovtov beiXaiov KoXETpwa' del Kal ryv 
 
 fxyrEpd. Nub. 552. SYN. Kd-d7rdrew. 
 KdXt£, ikos, 6, subst. [panis rotundus,] a round cake or roll, tripe. kpE-rrdvov 
 
 Xdfiova, w tovs koXXkus Kdreandads. Ran. 5? 6 • 
 KoXXd/3ds, ov, 6, subst. [panis genus,] a sort of cake baked under the ashes. 
 
 Kal twv Xdywwv noXXd, kclI tovs KoXXdjjovs. Pax 1 19^* 
 KoXXdw, v. [glutino,] to glue, to join. KEKoXXyrat yZvos npds dra. Agam. 
 
 1543. SYN. Updffapfx6c]u), irpdaa-KTU), TryyvvfjiX, 7ra)(j'dw. 
 KoXXtjtos, y, ov, adj. [glulinatus,] glued. Ovd' iTnt6beaiiu}v, ovte KoXXyT&v 
 
 oywv. Hipp. 1 220. SYN. KsKoXXyfxEvos, ovvQetos, einryKTos. 
 KoXXiKdcpdyds, ov, 6, [qui koXXIkus vorat,] an eater of small loaves, a nickname 
 
 of the Boeotians. T H x ai P*> KoXktKQtj&yE, fioiwTibXdv. Acharn. 872. 
 KoXXdfXEXio), v. [versus concinne connecto,] to glue or adapt songs together. 
 
 Td bs Topvevei, rd bi KoXXdjjiEXel. Thesm. 54. 
 KoXXo^, dnds, 6, subst. [(l)callosum coriuvi durius in cervicibus etdorsis bourn 
 
 aut etiam ovium ; (2) verticillus citharae, quo chordae intenduntur; (3) scor- 
 
 tum, cinaedus. Vid. Damm. in v.] (1) the hard skin about the neck of an ox ; 
 
 (2) a screw .or key by which the strings of the lyre were tightened; (3) a 
 pathic. X' yfjiels av-<3 tote rrjs opyys oXXyov tov koXXott dveifjiEV. Vesp. 
 574. 
 
 KoXXt>/3ds, ov, 6, subst. [(1) species numismatis ; (2) bos in nuraismate sculptus ; 
 
 (3) collybus,] a small piece of money stamped with the figure of an ox ; agio, 
 in money changes. Ovbels EirpXaT av bpE7rdvdv ovbi xoXXvfiov. Pax 1200. 
 
 KoXXupd, as, y, subst. [panis qui pueris dabatur; frustulum panis,] a eake, 
 
 a bun. KoXXvpav fxEydXyv, Kal KovbvXov o^/dv lit avrrj. Pax 122. 
 KdXoiapxvs, ov, 6, subst. [graculorum dux,] a leader of jack-daws* Upds tovs 
 
 KoXotapxas TrpoayXdEs; ov Xiyets ; Aves 1212. 
 KdXoids, ov, 6, subst. [graculus, monedula,] a jay, a jack-daw. T? ydp ear 
 
 '£pe)(0e7, Kal koXoioIs, Kal kvvX ; Equit. 1022. EPITH. 'H^rjets, evirTEpos. 
 KoXokv/xu, dros, to, subst. [surdus fluctus,] a silent wave. '[Iduiv koXokv/uu, teal 
 
 rdpuTTtov teal kvkwv. Equit. 689. 
 KdXdKvvTT), 7)s, y, subst. [cucurbita,] a gourd. "Hby KdOdpys, el /i// Xy/uys koXo- 
 
 Kwrals. Nub. 326. 
 
 KdXdv, ov, to, subst. [cibus, intestinum,] a crust; pi. the intestines. 'Evripots, 
 
 Kal toIs koXois. Equit. 454. 
 KoXos, ov, 6 et y, adj. [mutilus, truncatus,] maimed, blunted. 'Ev r»/vw yap 
 
 Tijvds' ffi, u> koXe, Kal Xtyi MiXuv. Theocr. 8. 51. S\'N. '£XXe<7r?/s, eXXlTys, 
 
 7rr)pos, KvpTds, kvXXos, uTtXys. 
 KdXoacrds, ov, 6, subst. [colossus, statua ingens,] a colossal or large statue. 
 
 YtyvpilXaros old KoXooads. Theocr. 22. 44. 
 KdXdavpTos, ov, 6, subst. [strepitus, promiscua multitudo,] a noise; a tumul- 
 tuous concourse. 'iCttotteiviovtuv, Kal ypaXbluJV KoXoavpTov. Plut. 536. SYN. 
 
 Qopvfids, nXydos. EpiTII. 'ApydXids, avbpo(jjdvds, 7ruXvs. 
 KdXovpaUs, a, ov, adj. [praeceps,] steep. 'Ev yap fxiv 1poiCt)vi KiiXovpaiy vnb 
 
 7T€Tprf. Call. fr. 66. Syn. 'AiTino^ds. 
 
494 KOAO KOMI 
 
 KdXovu), v. [amputo, praecido, decurto,] to cut short, to maim, to cut to pieces. 
 
 '£^' avroVy ws KoXovfievovs, cjy r)bXicir}<jei>. aXXd yap. Vesp. 244. SYN. 'A7ro- 
 
 K07TTU), Karatioirrh), 7n]pdu), fieidb) ,'Xtofidit) . 
 KoXirids, ov, adj. [sinuatus,] covering the bosom. He7rXov & epeace koXttiov 
 
 XtP**> v CLK/jiy. 1 Pers. ]06l. SYN. TldXvnTvyps, Kdra7TTV)(fjS. 
 Ko\7ros, ov, 6, subst. [sinus, gremium,] a bosom, a breast; a creek, a gulf. 
 
 Ko\7rot(7t tov Qebv 7 " elapeovr ebe^dro. Dan. 34-. SYN. IIrv£, 7rrvxn» *yuc& y » 
 
 EpiTH. 'Ay^taAos, ehdXXds, fidOvs, (3d0vblvrjs, evpvs, evwbrjs, fipvoeis, betvos, 
 
 l/jepoeis, KrjU)br)s, oiKTipfJtov, direipwv. 
 KoXndu), v. [sinuo, in sinus contrabo,] to swell, to expand. KoXnudi) b' &fxoiat 
 
 7T£7r\os j3ddvs Evpoj7T€ir)s. Mosch. 2. 125. SYN. Tlrvaaio. 
 KoX7rwbr}s, eos, adj. [sinuosus,] winding. Tdv KoXiriobr) Trrepvy Ev/3o/as. Ipli. A. 
 
 120. SYN. KoXirids. 
 Kd\vfi/3a(D, v. [aquas subeo,] to dive, 'ibe, rrios vfjacd KoXvfifici. Anacr. 37. 5. 
 
 SYN. Ai/7rra;. 
 KdXvfj(3r}Tr)s, ov, KdXvfj,j3r}Tr)p, fjpds, (2) ndXvfjj3os, ov, 6, et (3) KoXvfjj3Xs, ibds, r/, 
 . subst. [urinator, natator, urinatrix,] a diver, a swimmer, (3) a didapper. AXktjv 
 
 KdXvfxj3)]rfjpds, h fivddv judXeJp. iEsch. Suppl. 413. See also Phcen. 1167. 
 
 Acharn. 876. and Aves 305. 
 K6X%os, ov, 6, et KoXj(ts, ibds, >/, P. N. [Colchus, Colchis,] a native of Colchi. 
 
 KoXyuv es aiav, tcvdveas ^vfJ7rXT)ydbds. Med. 2. See also Med. 132. EpiTH. 
 
 'AprjXQards, KeXaiv(b\p, dprjXds, dfj.atfj.dKerds, a^evos. 
 KoX<fdo), v. [tumultuor, effutio,] to gabble, to raise a disturbance. Qepalrrjs 
 
 £' ert fjovrds dfi€Tpde7rr)s endXwa. B. 212. SYN. Qopvfiea), KeXdbeio, Kpavya$,<o. 
 KdXiov-q, rjs, i], et KdXwvds, ov, 6, subst. [tumulus, collis,] a mound, a hill. 
 
 KoXwj'j? is also the name of a city. A. 756. KdXwvds, [pagus Atticensis,] 
 
 a pagus in Attica on a hill near Athens, so called from a hero of the same 
 
 name. "Ecrt be tis irpdirdpoiQe irdXeios 2 aiweld KoX&vr). B. 811. See also 
 
 Apoll. 1. 1120. SYN. Teu)Xd<pdv, irpiov, kvyj/uos, o)(6os,o(j)pvs, beipds. EPITH. 
 
 'BddvKprjfii'ds, bpoaepos, rfvefideis, 7rpoj3Xi)s, XdaXds, iraiirdXdeis, eyvbpds, updvdds, 
 
 bXXdcpos. 
 KoXwos, ov, b, subst. [perturbatio,] a disturbance. 'Ej/ be QeolaX koXwov eXav- 
 
 verov' ovbe rX bairos. A. 5J5. SYN. (dopvfids, Tapani] » 
 Kofidpos, ov, b et »/, subst. [arbutus,] the strawberry tree, the arbutus. Tdiatv 
 
 Kufxapois, teal to7s kotXvois. Aves 620. 
 Kdfidpocpdyds, ov, bet rj, adj. [qui arbuteis fructibus vescitur,] one who feeds 
 
 on strawberry-trees. Td re KdrXvoTpdyd, rd re Kdfidpdtydyd. Aves 240. 
 Kojudoj, v. [(*l)como, comam aio, comatus sum ; (2) superbio,] to cherish hair, 
 
 to be proud, to exult. Mr) (pddveW r)f.uv ndfJwaX, fjt]b' direaTXeyyio-fievois. 
 
 Equit. 580. SYN. 'E0e«pd:?w, (2) irXovreio, rpi>(J)du>, xXdrjcpdpeu), yavpXdio. 
 Kdfxeoj, et KofueeffKut, v. [(1) curam gero, (2) nutrio,] to take care, to main- 
 tain. Necrropeas fxev £7ret0' imrovs Qepdnovre KdjjLeirrjv. 0. 113. See also u>. 
 
 212. SYN. aTiraXXh), bXexu), e7rXfj.eXedfj.ai, Kf)bdfj.at, rpe(j>(o. 
 Kdfjrj, rjs, i], subst. [coma, caesaries cuita,] a lock of hair, foliage. Ou plxped 1 
 
 "Atbov raarbe 7rept/3oXds ko/jyjs. Here. F. 5(5 1 . SYN. Boarpu^os, edeipd, Qp\£, 
 
 X a ^ T V* tyofir). EPITH. Eav6r}, afipa, evTrXoKafios, evwbrjs, avxfj&brjs , xpvvea, 
 
 Tardus, XevKo~xpo)S, nXvdph, &fir), XtTrdpd, Xoeibijs, ifxeprr), fjeXaipd, XevKi), iroXXa, 
 
 '^XXbuKTd. 
 Kdfjfirris, ov, b, adj. [crinitus; subst. cometa,] hairy, feathery; a comet. Tly- 
 
 vovrai Ttavft 6 rX (3ovXovraf Kar i)v fiev Xbo>oX Kofii'irrju. Nub. 348. SYN. 
 
 Kdrd/3(5orpi))^ds, evTrXotcdfios, ^atr/yets. 
 KofiXb)), ~/s, fi, subst. [(1) vectura, (2) cura ; (3) dativ. KofiXbrj vel KdfiXbf] pro 
 
 adverbio usurpatur, valde, magnopere, diligenter,] conveyance, care, mainte- 
 
 1 See Dr. Blomf. Gloss., whose happy emendation is here adopted. 
 
 2 &kov is scanned here as a long syllable. 
 
 3 noA.ews is here scanned as an Iambus. 
 
KOMI KONA 495 
 
 nance, provision, (3) diligently, altogether, wholly, "Hvrivd ol KTedvwv, KdfxX- 
 
 bfjv IrXdevTo vdfifjes. Theocr. 25. 109. SYN. (2) 'E7rt^ue\eta, Qepdirela, Kijbds. 
 Ko>/c«, v. [euro, fero, repeto, accipio,] to take care of, to bear, to convey. 
 
 KdjxiCe bid fi£<rr]S fie Orjfiaias \Qovos. Bacch. 949* SYN. 'Avdudfiiciu), Krjbeu), 
 
 Kofjeoj, '£/J7ra£d/j.at, TrjixeXeu), aiKpeiru), /3aoraCw, a7rayo>. 
 KdfXKTTius, ov, adj. [ferendus,] to be born, conveyed or derived from. Kapnds 
 
 ov KofxKTTlbs. Sept. Theb. 597- 
 Kd/.u(TT))p, fjpds, et Kdfiiarrjs, ov, 6, subst. [(l) portator, (2) deductor,] a carrier, 
 
 a bearer, a conductor, 'ffyids be Trofiiroiis Kal KojjKTTfjpas Kdpqs. Hec. 222. See 
 
 also Androm. 1257- Syn. 'Ayioyos. 
 KofiivTpdv, ov, to, subst. [(l)muuus ob redituni datura ; item (2) vectura, de- 
 
 ductio,] (1) money paid for a safe return; (2) a conveying. Kd/itorp', es 
 
 "Apyost,vyKa.rdaTrjffov lioXojv. Here. F. 1379- SYN. ^.uxTrpov. 
 Kofjfjia, ards, to, subst. [(1) segmentum ; (2) nota, vel signum nummo impres- 
 
 sum,] a segment, mark, stamp. Xdes re kui irpivr}v Kdneiol rw Kdniarra) KOfijuaTi. 
 
 Ran. 726. EPITH. Kclkop, irovqpbv, Katvov. 
 Ko/jfjids, ov, 6, subst. a KoirTia, [planctus, plangor,] wailing. "Ekoi//' "Apetov 
 
 KOfifidv e'tTt KiooXas. Choeph. 417. 
 Ko/jfj.u)TpXa, as, >/, subst. [ornatrix,] a female adorner. j/ Iotw nap' aWriv, bevp* 
 
 Xd\ 7/ KOfifiuiTpXa. Eccles. 737' 
 Ko/xiraZu), et KOfmeio, v. [strepitum edo, crepo, jacto,] to make a noise, to re- 
 sound, to boast. TvvdiK apioTTjv earl KojuTrdaai. Alcest. 334. See also Eur. 
 
 Electr. 815. SYN. TavpXdu, dXa£ovevdfiai, ibotyew, bovnldi, Kovafieio, irdTdyew, 
 
 av^eit). 
 Ko/i7rao-/xd, aros, to, subst. [jactatio,] an object of boasting. KojuTrao-judrwv 
 
 typevas yap els avras Tv-rreis. P. V. 369. $YN. 'AXa^ovevjud, Kav^jjid. 
 JiofA-rreGJ, vid. KofjiTraclu). 
 KofiitoXaKeu), v. [inanes ampullas projicio,] to make a high-sounding boast. 
 
 TY/v Teyyt\V dXX' ovk et:ofX7r6Xa.KOvv. Ran. 96l. 
 KofnrdXaKvdrjs, ov,6, subst. [qui est tumidus, et sui jactans,] an empty boaster. 
 
 ' Apa KOfi7rdXanvdov ; Acharn. 589« 
 Kofiwds, ov, 6, subst. [(1) crepitus apri acuentis dentes ; (2) strepitus ; (3)ver- 
 
 borum ampullas, jactatio,] a noise made by striking or beating; boasting, ap- 
 plause. Mr) (j)ddvei, icofiTTov top eoiKOT doi5a. Isthm. 5. 30. SYN. ('D^Yotyos, 
 
 bovnos, dpay/jLOs, (3) Ko^Traaiid, dXaCovevjid, ewdpKecris. EPITH. 'Aytjvwp, 
 
 vwlp{]vu)p, fidpvbovrrds, fidpv/ur]vXs. 
 Ko/jttus, subst. vel Kop7ra(7Ty)s, ov, 6, [jactator,] a boaster. Kofinos el, airov- 
 
 bals TreirotOujs. Phoen. 609. 
 Ko//7ro0d/ce\o/5p/;^wv, 6vds, 6, adj. [gravi verborum compositione utens,] using 
 
 bombastic words. 'AirepXXdXrjTOV, KoixTrd^dKeXopprjixopa. Ran. 839. SYN. 
 
 'AXa^wi'. 
 
 Ko/LixpevpinXbiKois, adv. [scite et Euripidco more,] in the elegant manner of Eu- 
 ripides. Ei7rot/z' dv aWo bfjTd KO/j.\p€vpnriKu>s. Equit. 18. 
 Kofi\pevb), v. [scite dico et facio,] to display ostentatiously. Kofixjseve vvv ti]v 
 
 ho^dv" el be Tavrd fiff. Antig. 330. SYN. ILejivuXoyeio, alraWw, dXaCdveitd- 
 
 fiai. 
 Koju\poTrpe7r))s, ids, 6, r), adj. [festivus, lepidus, elegans,] witty, elegant. To)*/ 
 
 7rpoT£pu)v, 7rpds yovv Tdb\ w KOfjL\Ld-7rp£Trri. Nub. 1030. • 
 KnpxLos, i], 6v, adj. [festivus, elegans, comptus,] elegant, pompous. E'iao) re 
 
 ixeXdQpiov KOfx-^d drjXeitiv eirrj. Troad. 853. SYN. 'AoreTof, ev(j>vi)s t eirX-^dpXs, 
 
 alfivXXos, dfipos, irdvovpyos, icXQdvos, yXd(j)vpos. 
 Ko/j\pw$, adv. [scite, festive,] elegantly, pompously. Kofxiputs re teal benrvrjTX- 
 
 kuis. Acharn. 101 6. SYN. 'Affreiios, yXd(piip£js, ydpXevTios. 
 Kdvdfiew, et Kovdijiclio, v. [resono,] to ring, to utter a hollow confused noise. 
 
 IfiepbdXtov Kdvdftrjady, dvaavriov vn 'A^aiUv. B. 334. See also <D. 255. 
 
 SYN. 'W'xeit), dvXd-)(ii), KOfiireu). 
 Kovdfios, ov, 6, subst. [sonitus, strepitus,] a sound, a clash. Kdvdflds ev nxi- 
 
496 KONA KOIIP 
 
 Xais xaXKoberiov oclkeojv. Sept. Theb. 148. SYN. x Yo(f>ds, bovnos, ktvitos, fi\os. 
 KovbvXos, ov, b, subst. [articulus quo digitus flectitur; alapa ; tuber,] a knuckle ; 
 
 a slap ; a tubercle. MQv t&v oKopdbiov evefidXes els top KovbvXov ; Pax 258. 
 
 SYN. KoXd(f)ds. 
 KovTa, 1 as, et kovXs, Xos, r/, subst. [(l)pulvis; (2) lix, calx, lixivium,] dust, 
 
 chalk, ley to wash with. "Aarv re, teal QdXdjiovs, teal TcbaXv kv novXais. Androm. 
 
 112. See also Hec. 325. $YN. K.oviaadXos, xpdfxddds, Kovtopros, crirobos, al- 
 
 6aXr). EPTTH. Ae7rrJ7, alfidToeaad, alddXoecrcrd, dXeyeivrj, avdXea, alQepXos, 
 
 bvd(f>epa, E,avdr), icovtyr), fieXaivd, odveia, ^dd/udXr] . 
 Kdvi£o, et kuv'iu), v. [pulvere impleo,] to cover with dust. Evpv Koviooovaiv 
 
 irebtov' ov 6' eir6\peai avTovs. H. 145. See also 6. 122. 
 KovXopros, etKdviodXos, ov, b, subst. [pulvis,] dust raised. '0 KovXopTos bfjXds, 
 
 avrujv <bs dfxov 7rpooKeifj.ev(t)v. Equit. 245. See also F. 13. SyN. Kovis, kovXu. 
 KowVovs, et KovtoTovsjTrobos, 6, subst. [qui est pede pulverulentus, solea,] dust- 
 footed, dusty-foot, a name given at Epidaurus to country-people; a sandal. 
 
 Yeptav be \(i)pei )(XdvXbd Kal Koviirobds. Eccl. 848. 
 Kom, vid. Kdnfa. 
 K.ovloodXos, vid. Kovlopros . 
 Kovbo, vid. Kovl£(o. 
 Kowds, ov, et (2) Kowds, ov, 6, P. N. [Connas, Connus,] the names of two 
 
 men in Aristophanes. See Equit. 534. and Vesp. 673. 
 Kovveu), v. [scio, cognosco,] to know, to understand. Koww 5' urav. iEsch. 
 
 Suppl. 171. Exp. Kovvelv ovvXevat, emoraodai. Hesycb. SYN. See IV 
 
 V(t)OKb). 
 
 Kovros, ov, 6, subst. [contus, nautica hasta, longa et robusla,] a sharp-pointed 
 
 weapon, a pole used in thrusting- the vessel from the shore. KovtoIs be irptb- 
 
 pdv elypV ol ft eirwribiov. Iph. T. 1351. SYN. Hoodtj. 
 Koirdvov, ov, to, subst. [securis, gladius,] a battle-axe, a sword. Ueipai icond- 
 
 vtav avbpdbdiKThJV. Choeph. 847- SYN. KottXs , fidyaipd, Ztyos. 
 Komdh), v. [laboro,] to labor, to toil, to be tired. "Glare ndpeoTat kottX^v bfxiv. 
 
 Aves 734. SYN. 'ATtoKdjxvio, Ko7ra£<i), kottiglcIu). 
 KdnXs, ibos, fj, subst. [culter ad caedendum aptus,] a carving-knife, a faulchion. 
 
 O'Lcrei tis rjfiiv KoitXft ; d7roppr]^w j(eXvv. Eur. Electr. 837. SYN. Ma^cuoa, 
 
 Kondvov, %X<pos. 
 Kdms, eojs, 6, subst. [orator vanus,] a wily orator. J£dirts, fjbvXdyos, btjfxdxdpi- 
 
 OTrjs. Hec. 131. SYN. AdXos, prjrojp. 
 Konos, ov, 6, subst. [labor,] labor. "IV, tyXK av kotcos [x diraXXafy nore. Philoct. 
 
 880. SYN. Kdfidros, dvia. 
 Ko7tow, v. [lasso,] to weary or tire. 'Ek TroXe^iov dvXovadv, enel Xirjv eKdnw- 
 
 6t]V. Batrach. 188. SYN. 'Aworpvui, reipu), dnoKkfxvh), KoirXdu). 
 KoirirdTias, ov, 6, subst. [equus notatus r^> KoWa,] a horse marked with a ?. 
 
 "Ot eirpXafJiriv rbv KoirndTlaV o'1/j.oi tuXcis. Nub. 23. 
 Ko-n-pdytoyeu), et Koirpeio, v. [stercoro,] to convey dung, to manure. 'Eyw be 
 
 Ko7rpdyi»)yf}p yd 7rp{ord val oXo>. Lysistr. 1176. See also p. 229« Syn. Kowpov 
 
 dyoj, enXfiaXXh). 
 Konpeids, a, ov, adj. [stercorarius,] of dung. Kcu irpos ejxe tovt elri dvYip 
 
 Kdwpeids. Equit. 899. 
 Ko7rp£W, vid. KoTTjoaywyea;. 
 KonpoXoyds, ov, adj. [qui stercora colligit,] a scavenger. Tw KoirpoXdyw, koX 
 
 ravrd Xoibopovfxevos. Vesp. 1 1 84. 
 Ko7rpos,ov,fi f subst. [stercus, stabulum,] dung, a stall, dust. Ilavras be 'XXrdveve, 
 
 1 The penult, of Kovla, in Homer, is long in the singular, when it ends the hexameter, but 
 always short in the plural. Euripides makes the penult, short in the passage quoted, and in Suppl. 
 831. Aristophanes " in lyricis media brevi adhibet, in diverbiis autem longa." Herman. De Met. 
 p. 153. It is long sometimes in the arsis. Dr. Blomf., whose sagacity nothing escapes, has 
 proved that the last syllable of kovis and koviv is long, though probably on account of the me- 
 trical ictus. See P. V. 1120. 
 
KOnP KOPK 497 
 
 KvXivbbfxivos k&tcl KOirpbv. X. 414. SYN. 2,-irbbbs, kbvis, TrrjXbs, crkwp. 
 
 Ko7rpo<j)dpZ(o t v. [stercora fero; stercore oblino,] to bear, or besmear with, filth. 
 \Lbirpb(f>bprjaw a\ el XdXrjvets. Equit. 295. 
 
 KoTrpojv, ujpds, by subst. [sterquilinium,] a dunghill, a stall. 'Es tov Kbirp&v ovv 
 
 epXopai. Thesm. 4S5. SYN. 'Atyebpuv. 
 Ko7T7w, v. [eaedo, ferio, scindo, med. v. plangor,] to cut off, to forge, to smite; 
 
 (in the middle voice,) to beat oneself for sorrow. KoTrroires bavpeooX fxera- 
 
 (ftpevov, r/be ttal w/uovs. 6, 528. SY'N. 'Avclkotttu), Kard^oxriv, ■xXyjo'Tb), t€/j.vw, 
 
 7rp((o, pr/yvv/Jt, yjapaacrb), virboeiw, Kpovto, 7rat(o, altcislio, dpaaaio. 
 KdpaKtvds, ov, 6, subst. [genus piscium, saperda,] a kind of shell-fish emitting 
 
 a disagreeable smell. "Otclv daTrXb' e\u>v, kcu Topybvd tis, tear &vrjTai Kopaxi- 
 
 vovs. Lysistr. 56*0. 
 Kbpaj;, dubs, 6, subst. [corvus,] a crow. 'Es KbpaKas fidbXel fj.erdju(LvXds ; Pax. 1 If. 
 K6pba£, cikos, 6, subst. [saltatio quaedam ridicula et lasciva,] a kind of wanton 
 
 dance. Upoo-dels airy ypavv fxedvarjv, tov icopbdubs ovie^, yjv. Nub. 555. 
 Kdp€Vfj.d, (XTus, to, subst. [virginitas,] ihe state of a virgin. Kbpev/uaT eic Tovb' 
 
 avbpijs, ov Bvijctkio irept. Alcest. 176. SYN. HapBevXa, trnpBeveid, TrapQevev/xd. 
 Kdpevw, v. [devirgino, med. v. virginis vitam ago,] to deflower a virgin ; med. 
 
 to live a virgin. Hi) b' <o tekvov jxoi, 7ro>s KbpevOfjaet udXws ; Alcest. 314. 
 Kbpsoj, v. [(l)verro, purgo, euro, (2) satio,] to sweep, to scour, to satiate. 
 
 Bdjoos icbpeaOels, yvfivdaia rd irpoatyopd. Hipp: 111. SYN. "Abio, irX-qpbh), eicl- 
 
 fieXov/nai. 
 lidpri, Ion. Kovprj, et Dor. icu>pa,r)s, r/, subst. [(l) puella, (2)pupilla,] (l)a damsel, 
 
 (2) the pupil of the eye. Tds alfidrioirovs teal bpdicovTojbeh Kdpas. Orest. 250. 
 
 See also B. 872. and Call. 5. 27. Syn. Ylcus, twXos, 7raibdpXbv, fioa^bs, irdp- 
 
 Bivbs, crKv/jivos. EPITH. Albota, bid, a£v£, ab/xrjs, atypojVy afipbicbfibs, ayXdb- 
 
 /uo|O0os, {3dBv£ojvbs, (3ddvKoX7rds, beiXijy bvaepws, bbpvaobbs, Tvpavvos, evBeos, eprj- 
 
 fxos, fiapfidpos, irapdevXidiy bibyivrjs, BecrnXojbbs, yj)voooTE<pdvbSy TroXvicXavTds, 
 
 ciyvrj, eXXtcu>7rXs, £v7rXbkd/bibSy ebeibrjs, evKTtdvos, eva(j>i)pbs, VEbB^XrjSy fjiXdpu, ifjie- 
 
 poeaad, 7repXK&XXr]s, kakocppiov, ToX/biijeaad, xdpXevad, ^pva^XaKaTos, (2) opBij, 
 
 TdXaiirupos, fypr), onxiBpioirbs, fidffXXeia, TroXv-irXdvos, bXaffrpd(j>ds, tywatybpbs. — 
 
 Kdpr) also was a name of Proserpine. Eur. Suppl. 334. 
 Kdprj/jid, drds, to, subst. [scopa,] a besom, a broom. Kdrddov rd Kdprj/Jid' /ut) 
 
 'KKdpet t>)v 'EXXdbd. Pax 59. 
 Kop6vvu)y et Kopdvojy v. [coacervo, colligo, tollo,] to heap up, to collect, raise. 
 
 Zevs b* e-rrei ovv KopQwev eov /jlevos, e'tXirb b' oVXd. Hes. Theog. 853. See 
 
 also I. 8. SYN. 'E7ra/pw, v\\jou) t KdjO^ow, av^dvw, ovvadpolcio), avXXeyta. 
 Kopdvs, vds, r/, subst. [acervus,] a heap. Tds aopdvds a rb^d vfifxXv. Theocr. 
 
 10. 46. 
 KbpXa, as, tj, P. N. [epitheton Dianae,] Diana. "AXXov [xev KbpXrjs, brX oi ovve- 
 
 \e£db Kovpas. Call. 3. 234. 
 KbpXavbv, et KbpXavvbVy ov, to, subst. [coriandrum,] a herb resembling parsley, 
 
 the coriander. MvpTois artydvovo&ai kclI KbpXdvois. Anacr. 138. See also 
 
 Equit. 679- 
 Kbpigbpai, v. [blandior,] to caress. Tovtov Tbv v\6v Xafj/jdvova* eKbpizterb. 
 
 Nub. 68. Syn. 'xirbKbplZbfjLcn, KbXdKevu. 
 KbpivBXbsy a, bvy adj. [Corinthius,] Coriuthian, of Corinth. KbpivBXai yvvaiKes, 
 
 etfiXBov bb/jtov. Med. 216. 
 KbpipBbs, ov, »/, P. N. [Corinthus,] an illustrious city in Achaia. See in Ev<- 
 
 rXfievbs. EpiTH. 'AXl~KXvorbs, Awpts, oX/3ta, 'loBfxXa, ocppvbeaad, ayXdbKovpbs, 
 
 &fi<f>XBd\ao(;bs, a<f>veibs. 
 KbpXbi'y ov, to, subst. [pupa, puellula,] a little girl, a doll. 'AXX', w irbvtipd KbpXd 
 
 y aBXXov irdrpbs. Acharn. 731. 
 KbpXs, Eiosy 6 \e\ri, subst. [(l)cimex; (2) hypericum,] (l)a bug; (2) Saint John's 
 
 wort, or the ground pine. 'AXX' ovt: etioX p QiveynEiv o\ Kbpets. Nub. 634. 
 Kopicbpbs, ov, 6, subst. [olus agreste et vile,] the pimpernel. K£0' rj^fjiev tov 
 
 Koptcbpovy KdTaa^XffavTes avrov. Vesp. 239- 
 
 Pros. Lex. 3 R 
 
498 KOPK KOPY 
 
 KopKdpyyfif fjs, i), et Kopicdpvy pus , ov, o, subst. [(l) intestinorum tumultus, (2) 
 strepitus qui vis,] a rumbling noise, as that of the bowels ; a roar. Avaov be 
 fxdxas Kai Kopictipvyds. Pax 991. SYN. Tapdyy], Por), Otipvfitis, fitir\Tvs. 
 
 Kopfitis, ov, 6, Mo\. Kop7rds, (unde corpus,) subst. [truncus,] a trunk, a stock, 
 a log. Kopfiovs Xdfiovres irevKXvovs' ti b* ov Qepwv. Hec. 573. SYN. KXwj/, 
 (TTeXe^tis, Tcpefivovy icXdbtis. 
 
 Ktiptis, ov, 6, subst. [satietas,] satiety, wantonness. 'E7rec be ttoXX&v baKpvtav 
 el^ev Koptiv. Alcest. 186. SYN. T ASos, dorr}, TrXrjfffioyf). EPITH. Al\pr}ptis, 
 alvtis, XevydXetis, vflpicrrrjs. Phr. See N. 636. Eur. fr. Antiop. 27. i. Nem. 
 7-76. 
 
 Ktipds, Ion. Kovptis, et Dor. Kwptis, ov, 6, subst. [puer,] a boy, a youth, a son. 
 Ovb' a/nfifi&Ttipas Ktipovs. Androm. 466. See also o. 149. and Call. 5. 85. 
 SYN. IlaTs, 7ralbttiy, a'i^rjtis, vetis, vltis, Kovptbitis. EPITH. ^AyXdtis, a/3pcf- 
 \o.irr}S, evtyvris, vetidrjXrjs, aWdXtiets, veti7trjfx(t)v, evirpeit^s. 
 
 Koparj, et Kopptj, rjs, r), subst. [(•!) erinis, tempora, caput; (2) maxilla,] the 
 hair, the temples, the head; the jaw-bone. KoparjV ?/ b' erepoiti bxd KptiTd<poiti 
 irepr)aev. A. 502. SYN. Ke(pu\rj, Kptiratytis, yrdQtis, irdprjXs. EpiTH. Ka- 
 ra GKltis. 
 
 Ktipvflas, avros, 6, et Kvpflavres, wv, ol, P. N. [Corybantes,] the Corybantes, 
 
 who nursed Jupiter in Crete, — called also Curetes and Ideei Dactyli. *H 
 
 aefivCJv Ktipvj3dvTU)v. Hipp. 142. See also Call. 1. 46. EPITH. 'AW/«jrot, 
 
 yrjyeyels. 
 Ktipvfiavriaio, v. [insanio more Corybantum,] to rave like the Corybantes. 
 
 'AW rj 7rapa(pptivels eretiv, r) KtipvfiavTXcj.s. Vesp. 8. SYN. Maivtifiai, (f>oi(3a£ti- 
 
 fiai, fiaK"xevtificn, baifitiidu), jSodw. 
 KtipvflavTt$(o, v. [Corybantum sacris initio,] to initiate into the mysteries of the 
 
 Corybantes. Mem ravr eKtipvflavric'' ti b>' avr^ TVfjLitdvw. Vesp. 119. 
 ILtipvbtis et tctipvbaXXtis, ov, 6, et utipvbaXXXs, xbtis, r), subst. [alauda cristata,] a 
 
 lark. "Aeibov Ktipvboi naX dKavdXbes, iareve rpvywr. Theocr. 7« 141. See also 
 
 Theocr. 10. 50. and Theocr. 7. 23. 
 "KtipvBail, ktis, 6 et 7], adj. [galeam movens,] helm-moving. 7 latis 'EvvtiXXa 
 
 KtipvQaiKL TTToXejuiarrj. X. 132. 
 KtipvdaltiXtiSf ov, ti, adj. [qui galeam habet variegatam ; qui galeam agitat ; 
 
 epith. Hectoris, &c] having a variegated helmet, helmet-shaking. TpuxrX 
 
 fxev tjyefitiveve fieyas KtipvdatoXtis "EiKrwp. B. 81 6. SYN. XaXKoKOjGvffrijs, Keicti- 
 
 pvQfxevtis aWtirrX ^aXfc'w. 
 Ktipvfifitis, 6, plur. Kopv/ifia, tctipvfjtflr], i), subst. [vertex, cacumen, cincinnus, 
 
 ramus,] a top, a lock of hair, a branch. 'AjjQX va&v Ktipv^pa. Iph. A. 258. 
 
 SYN.^Afc-jOdi>, Ktipv(f>fi, kXwv, nXdbtis. EPITH. 'AcdXetis, aKptiKtiptis, afJureXtieis, 
 
 avdefxtieis, evTrerdXtis, ptibtieis, fficXeptis, v-^XKofxtis, yXtieptis. 
 Ktipvvrj, rjs, r), subst. [clava,] a club. J AXXa aXbrjpeirj Ktipvvr] prjyvvaKe (f>aXay- 
 
 yds. H. 141. SYN. 'PtindXtiv, pafibtis, £,X<ptis. SYN. AvTti<j>v))s, dcfyx , ) s > 
 
 ac?dX£a, orXfidpa, 
 Ktipvvrjrrjs, ov, 6, subst. [claviger,] a club-bearer. A/ov 'AprfiQtiov, rtiy eirLizXrioiv 
 
 KtipvvrjTrjp. H. 138. 
 'K.tipvirrXXtis, ov, 6, adj. [cornupeta,] butting with the horns. Ovrtis oXevid- 
 
 Tas ti KtipvwTXXtis, a'i tXv ti^evcrels. Theocr. 5. 147. SYN. Kepaiorrjs, v^X- 
 
 Kepojy. \ 
 
 Ktipv7TT(0, v. [caput jacto ; cornu ferio,] to toss the head; to butt with the 
 
 horns. Toy AifivKoy KvaKiovd (pvXaffffeti, w>) tv Ktipv\prj. Theocr. 3. 5. 
 Ktipvs, vdtis, r), subst. [galea, cassis,] a helm, a casque. 'AvirXs ap aairXh' epeibe, 
 
 Ktipvs Ktipvv, avepd b* av//p. N. 131. SYN. Tpv<f>aXeta, Kvverj, ydXea, Kpdvtis, 
 
 irrfXri^y xtipvbtis. EPITH. "ApprjKrtis, appdyr)s, apcpXcpdXtis, batbdXer], t)vKti/jtis, 
 
 iTrxtibdaeid, r i7nrovpXs, lirTrtiKtifxtis, KaXr), Kpdrepct, Xa/jnrpd, (pdevvrj, 7rafi^>dvtiti)ad t 
 
 Terpd(j)d\tis t ^aXo/p^s, xpvaerj, Terpd<j>dXr)ptis, PHR. See Apoll. 3. 1228. 
 Ktipvcraut, v. part. p. perf. pass. KeKtipvafievtis, et euphonize gratia KeKtipvQfxevtis. 
 
 (Vid. Damm.) [(1) galea caput armo, (2) instruo armis, (3) extollo, concito,] 
 
KOPY K02M 499 
 
 to put on a helmet, to arm, to excite. Xweto UijXeitoiX, nopvooE be KVftd 
 pooio. <l>. 306. SyN. (l)Kpdvos evbvw, (2) onXlcla), fcd0o7r\t'c?w, 7rdpaaKeva£(D , 
 (3) vifou, Kopi)(pv(t). 
 
 Kopvarr/s, ov, 6, subst. [armiger,] one who wears a helmet, or who bears arms, 
 a warrior. Ilpwros & 'AvrXXd^os Tpwiov eXev avbpd Kopvar^v. A. 457. SYN. 
 TloXe/jtioTrjs, LTnroKopvarqs. 
 
 Kopvfi], rjs, ij, subst. [vertex,] a top, a summit. 'Aicpdrdry Kopvtyrj TrdXvbelpdbos 
 OvXvfiTroto. A. 499' SYN.^A/cowoem, a'nrds, Kopyfijoos, Ke(f)dXr), opo(j)rj, KopcovXs. 
 EpiTH. ^Atcpokdjuds, bevkpoKdfxds, fjXXfidros, fXEXdfxtyvXXos, o'i-eta, 7reptfj.^C7}S, 
 v^ijXri, yj.6i'oftXt]Tds. 
 
 Kdpv(j)du>, v. [in verticem attollo, finio,] to raise to the top, to finish, to con- 
 clude. Kovtpov eov KopvtyovraX, d7ro7TTvei & dXos d^yrjv. A. 426. SYN. 'Eiraipit), 
 v\boio 3 eKreXsh), diretyvio. 
 
 Kdpwvews, Q, r), subst. [ficus, quod fractiis ejus sint cornicis colore nigro,] a 
 kind of black-colored fig. 
 
 Kdpwvrj, rjs, f], subst. [(1) cornix, (2) orane curvum vel rotundum, ut in ja- 
 nuis curvum illud manubrium, quo janua f.ttrahitur ; (3) pars exterior cubiti 
 humani ; (4) pars posterior curva puppis ; (5) cornua arcus extrema,] (1) a 
 crow ; in Homer, a sea-gull ; (2) any thing curved or round, as, the handle 
 of a door ; (3) the elbow ; (4) the outside of a ship's poop ; (5) the extremities 
 of a bow. Ot be Kdpu)vr)<nv XkeXoi tceoX vr)a fxeXaivav. /t. 418. SYN. (l)K<5oa£, 
 and in Horn. Xdpos, aWvtd, (2) KpiKos, (4) y\(a\iy. EpiTH. (l) MeXayxpoos, 
 ofj(J)ala i 7rdXv(ptopds, TdvvyXwaaos. 
 
 KdpwvXdu, v. [cervicem Yel cornua efrero, superbio,] to put forth horns, to be 
 proud. Alx/jijs ofciyoX KdpojvXoojvrd itETriXa. Hes. Scut. 289. SYN. TavpXaio. 
 
 Kdpiopis, xbds, r), P. N. [Coronis,] the mother of iEsculapius. Ka\\t7r£7rXou 
 Xfj/ud KopwvXbos. Pyth. 3. 42. EPITH. Am, Ovydrrjp <\>Xeyvov fidoXXrjds. 
 
 Kdpwpls, Xbds, i), adj. [epith. navis vel nigrae vel cujus puppis infiexa est. Vid. 
 Damm. in v.] black-prowed, with a curved prow. 'AW d fxev kv vr\k.aaX 
 
 KOpUivXoX TTOVTOTTOpOLoX. B. 771* 
 
 Kdpujvds, ov, 6, P. N. [Coronus,] Coronus. Xlos vTrepdv/aoio Kopwvov KaiveXbao. 
 
 B. 746. 
 KooicXvo/iavrXs, Xds, 6 et 7), subst. [vates qui cribro utitur ad vaticinandum,] a 
 
 conjuror who uses a sieve in his art. El^e naX 'Aoyo/w TaXrjdeaKoo-KXvujLiavTis. 
 
 Theocr. 3. 31. 
 KoaicXvov, ov, to, subst. [cribrum,] a sieve. Kairoi Trpdripov rov At* dXrjdCJs 
 
 yuriv bxd kookXvov ovpelv. Nub. 372. SYN. AXkvov, TijXta. 
 KofTKvX/.idrXd, wv, ra, subst. [curculium, quisquiliae,] leather-parings. KogkvX- 
 
 fidrXots dKpoiaX roiavrl Xeyiov. Equit. 49* 
 Koofxets), v. [ordino, orno,] to arrange, to embellish. Koafxelv yvvainas ras 
 
 yvvaiKeiovs vuoovs. Androm. 942. SYN. AtdKoofJiEh), Kdrtkocr/itw, biaracrcra), 
 
 vnripETEia, ekote^u), biardaau), irdpaoKEvdciio, KadonXiciio, E7rX/jEXEd/j.at, kclXXvvio, 
 
 Ka.XXu)7ri£u). 
 KfffffjLijrwp, bpds, et KO(T/jr}rrjs t ov, 6, subst. [qui iustruit aciem,] a marshaller, a 
 
 commander. ^A\p b' ev -^epaXv eOtjke bi-rras Kotr/jir)TdpX Xawv. a. 151. See also 
 
 r). 127. SYN. 'HyE/iibv, dyds. 
 KocrfxXos, Xa, ov, adj. [bene compositus,] orderly, elegant, 'fts tovs biKaiovs 
 
 KOI odfOVS KCtl K0(TfxX0VS. Plut. 89« SYN. EvKOtTfJidS, CVTCLKTOS, €VTpE7u)s, (TOJ(j)p(tfV, 
 fXETpXds. 
 
 KoffpXdTTjs, rjTos, >/, subst. [decor, moderatio,] modesty, decorum. "Or? ko<t^X6- 
 rr)s oIke! [jlet Efxov. Plut. 564. SYN. Eira^ta, ffiotypoavvr], jjErpXoTrjs. 
 
 KoajjiXajs, adv. [composite, modeste,] orderly, modestly. IcyafT, Xv avrfis 
 Koa/jtXws itvQioixEd y drrd Xefci. Thesin. 573. SYN. ^.uMppdvws, avvtrws, /xETpXm, 
 
 KdXutS. 
 
 Kofffids, ov, 6, subst. [ordo, decus, decorum, ornameiitum; Pythag. mundus,] 
 order, regularity, decoration ; the world. llX^yeis ov icarfi wafidv EXevairaX Ov- 
 \vfx-novbi. 0. 12. SYN. "AyaX/ud, rant's, Evratya, KaXXos, KaXXwrnfffJid. EpiTH. 
 
500 KOll KOTP 
 
 KaXos, zroifids, uupToTrX^s, EpXdrjXris, vloreux^, w^XbXbs, XXirdpbs, iripXKaXXns, 
 
 Ifxepdeis, tydeivbs, \dpXeis, xP VfT fa& T <> 5 ' 
 Koacrdfibs, ov, 6, i. q, KoYrajSos, q. v. 
 K6<rov(j)ds, et Ko\pXxbs, ov, 6, subst. [merula,] a blackbird. KoffavtyoX ax^vatv 
 
 7roiKX'\drpav\a [ie\ri. Theocr. Epigr. 4. See also Aves 1081. Epith. rfoXiJ- 
 
 KeXdboSf rjhvfidas- 
 Kdralvw, et koteio, v. [irascor, invideo,] to be angry, to envy. Zevs vejiertap 
 
 enXhoi Koraivwv. Sept. Theb. 481. See also A. 181. Syn. 'EyKorew, fxrjviu), 
 
 yoXoojica, (3dpvvbfiat, ipdbvzit). 
 Korrjeis, eaad, ev, adj. [iratus,] angry. "Efnrrjs b' ovk Ebd/jiaaad' 6ecs vv 
 
 tXs ea'ri KOTiqeis. E. 191* SYN. TldXly kotos, arvyvbs, 6pyi£bfiEvbs, Korecrad- 
 
 fAElOS. 
 
 KdTXvij(j)dpds, bv, adj. [oleastrum ferens,] bearing wild olives. "EpxETaX els 'Apc- 
 Ooiffdv dywv KdrXvrj^dpoy vbwp. Moseh. 7« 1. 
 
 KotXvos, ov, 6 et ff, subst. [oleaster,] wild olive. See in Kbfidpbs. Syn. 
 
 ^AypteXam. EPITH. NrjXbs, ETrrfpltyiis. 
 
 KorXvorpdyds, ov, 6, adj. [oleastruOn vescens,] one who feeds upon wild olives. 
 See in Kbjudpbtydybs. 
 
 Kotos, ov, 6, subst. [vetus ira,] settled anger, revenge. A^d/Bos* o>) yap oX 
 eyev kotov knfjLEVEs ahl. N. 51 7- SYN. Mfjvis, firjvW/Jibs, ypXbs, opyrj, dy/jibs, 
 <f>6bvbs. EpiTH. Alvbs, apydXEos, d/aEiXX^os, (DapvjurjvXs, betvos, Kpvtpbs. 
 
 KoTTdfil$(o, v. [cottabo ludo, vel certoj to play at the cottabus. 'EoTXdodat, 
 KOTTdfiiZeiv. Pax 342. 
 
 KoTTdfibs, et Kocodfibs, ov, 6, subst. [genus lusus convivialis,] a kind of game, 
 for a description of which see Robinson's Gr. Antiq. p. 524. YiviioETai 001 
 Tibv KdTaKTwv KOTTdfitov. Pax 1242. See also Eur. fr. Plisth. 4. 
 
 KotvXt], 7}s, fj, subst. [(1) ca vitas, (2) vasculum cavum, (3) cavitas coxae,] a 
 cavity, a wine measure containing three-fourths of a pint, the cavity in the 
 hip-bone. Kal irpiv at KbrvXas €K7rXe~iv o'ivov bind. Plut. 737* 
 
 KbTvXr}bo)v, bvbs, f], subst. [(l) idem quod kotvXt), (2) item cavus et contractus 
 pes polypodis,'] (1) the same as kotvXti, (2) the claw of a polypus. See in 
 Acuy£. 
 
 KbrvXrjpvTbs, ov, adj. [quod scyphis hauriri potest,] drawn with goblets, co- 
 pious. YLavTr) b' a«0t vekw KorvXripvTbv eppllv alaa. V F. 34. 
 
 KotvXos, ov, b, subst. [(1) poculum, (2) mensura 7J unciarum,] a cup, a mea- 
 sure containing seven ounces and a half. Cf 4 Boeckh. Staatsh. EZ be 
 fXEXavdelev kotvXoi Kal iravTa Kuvaorpa. Horn. Hymn. 47. 3. Syn. KorvX^, 
 7rbrr}pXbv. 
 
 KbrvTTapXs, >7, P. N. [Cotyttaris,] Cotytlaris. Tavrii yap a ypaia [is Kdrurrdpis 
 e&bxba&v. Theocr. 6. 40. 
 
 KovXeos, vid. KoXeos. 
 
 Kovpa, as, >/, subst. [tonsura,] a shaving, a lock of hair. Kovpcj. dvyarpds irev- 
 OXfup KEitapf.iEvos. Orest. 452. Syn. Xalrrj, Kopa-q. 
 
 KovpdXXbs, ov, 6, P. N. [Curalius,] a river near Corouaea. Kat /3wuoi 7rdra/iJ 
 keivt ettX KovpaXtw. Call. 5. 02. 
 
 Kovpelbv, ov, to, subst. [tonstrina,] a barber's' shop. Tots (xeipdKXois <h rdiat 
 Kovpeiois Tabi. Aves 1441. 
 
 Kovprj, Ion. pro Kbprj, q. v. 
 
 Kovp-qs, rjrbs, 6, Ion. pro Kbprjs, adj. [juvenis,] young. Kpivapevos KovprjTds 
 dpKTTijas ndyaxaiwi'. T. 193. SYN. Kbpbs, Kovpbs, veos, ai£r}b$. 
 
 KovprjTES, (dv, ol, P. N. [Curetes,] the Curetes. See Dainm. P. R. ft 0aXa- 
 /jievfidKovpriTiov. Bacch. 120. 
 
 KovpXbXbs, a, bv, adj. [nuptus, vel nupta, with ai'r/pand ywij, cf. Buttman Lex. 
 virgineus,] married, blooming, ^x^^* °^' ^ r ^ 7r ^ atos ov KovpXbXoib. \p. 150. 
 
 Kovplgw, v. [(\) juvenilem aetatem ago, (2) palpo, (3)tondeo,] to be a young 
 man, to invigorate, to fondle, to shave. Aafyrew ijpwbs, b Kovplclwv <f>bpc€<TK€. 
 X' 185. Syn. Nta^w, ^/3dw, Ktipto. 
 
KOYP KPAA 501 
 
 KovpX/jds, ov, et 7/,&v, adj. [tonsorius,] shaving. "ApaaoZ Kpdrd KovpX^ov. Troad. 
 
 280. SYN. Tdfxalds. 
 Kovp}£, adv. [crinibus,] by the hair. Kovplfr ev bdwlbu be ^dfxal fidXov a^vv- 
 
 /jevop Kfjp. x- 188. 
 Kovpdpdpos, ov, 6 et fit adj. [pueros perdens,] youth-destroying. Kovpofidpa 
 
 irdpej-,ei. Agam. 1490. 
 Kovpds, Ion. pro Kopos, q. v. 
 KovporoKos, ov, 6'et fj, subst. [puerpera, mater,] male-bearing, a mother. Kov- 
 
 poroKOLS ev'Apyelats. Eur. Suppl. 967. SYN. MrjTrjp, tekovocl, 
 KovpoTpd(pvs, ov, fi, subst. [juvencularum nutrix,] nurse of young men or 
 
 women. Kai rjf KovpdrpdQa), rrj Tij. Thesm. 300. SYN. QpeTrrelpd, rpofos, 
 
 rXQr\vr\. 
 Koi/0/cw, v. [levo, elevo; med. levis sum,] to lighten, to wield with ease, to s 
 
 raise lightly ; to be light, light-headed. HXi]Qovs re Kovcplaeie fxrjTepa x^ovd. 
 
 Helen. 41. SYN. 'AvaKovQi^w, E7rXicov(j)i£(0, Eiraipw, eXatypictu), EXatypiZeattut. 
 Kou^tc^d, drds, to, et KovcfiXffis, fj, subst. [levamen,] alleviation, solace. Xetpos 
 
 Ovpaias dvafievew Kov(j)lcFfidrd. Phoen. 862. ' SYN. 'AvaKov(f)XoXs, TrdpdjxvdXa. 
 Kov(p6vG6s, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [levi animo praeditus,] light or silly-minded. Mo'x^ov 
 
 irepiaobv, kovQovovv t evrjdXav. P. V.391- 
 Koi><f>ds, rj, 6v, adj. [levis,] light, empty, nimble. KovQojv ekcltX ypafxjudrtov, 
 
 aiorrjpcav. Iph. T. 595. SYN, Ei/ko\os, po\bXds,Trp<£os, ZXdtypos, d/XErrivos, kevos, 
 
 wkvs. 
 * Kov<pdrr]s, tjtos, 6, subst. [levitas, alleviatio,] a lightening, an alleviation. "Ex €t 
 
 KovtyorrjTd /j.6-^do)v. Eur. fr. Androm. 22. 3. SYN. Koy0t<7jud, dvdKovtyXaXs. 
 Kov(pws, adv. [leviter,] lightly. Kov^ws (pEpovcrrj Kpetoaovwv (jovXevfxdrd. Med. 
 
 450. SYN. 'E\a<j)pios, evicdXws, pr\XbXo)S, evirETios. 
 Kufivds, ov, 6, subst. [(I) cophinus, corbis, (2)mensura,] a basket, a measure 
 
 in Boeotia containing three x° es * Kou T0 ^ s KofXvovs diravrds e/jtrnxXr] irrEpGiv* 
 
 Aves 1310. SYN. AapvaZ,, Xapnos, (popfxus, oirvpXs, KaXddos. 
 KoxXXas, ov, 6, subst. [cochlea, scala cochleata,] a cockle, winding stairs. 
 
 BoXfios tis koxXXcis e^rjpWfj' r)s tcotos abvs. Theocr. 14. 17. 
 Ko)(Xus, ov, 6 vel //, subst. [concha,] a shell. Ko^Xovs te <pv<Tu>v, £i/\\eywv r 
 
 Eyx'opXovs. Iph. T. 304. SYN. Koyxv, noyxps, Ko)(\ids* EPIJH. Tdvdos. 
 Ko^vw, Athen. Koxtthito, inde Theocr. Kdx^beace, v. [defluo,] to ooze out, to 
 
 trickle down, 'Ibptvs fiev Kox^beaKEV Xaov vdrXaiaXv eepcrais. Theocr. 2. 107. 
 
 SYN. Kdrarpcx w > fcdrd^ipofxai, KarappEto, d7roarac?w. 
 K&xuvy), r}s, fj, subst. [coxendicis commissura ; femur,] the joining of the 
 
 haunch with the buttocks ; the thigh. 'AirdKpvirTonEvds els tus kox^cls, tovs 
 
 Oeovs d7ru)fxvvy. Equit. 482. 
 }£.6\pixos, vid K6crav(f)6s. 
 Kuwv, u)vos, 6, P. N. [Coon,] Coon. 'AW Enopovol Kowvi, ex^v dvifiorpE^Es 
 
 eyxos. A. 256. 
 Kotos, et Kois, u), r/, P. N. [Cos,] an island in the Icarian sea. Kcu fxXv e-n-eiTd 
 
 KdoHsb' ev vaidfjLEvrjv u7TEveiKas. H. 255. See also B. 677* 
 Kpdds, vid. Kpas. 
 KpayErrjs, ov, o, adj. [vociferator,] one who clamors, bawling, noisy. KpayeTat 
 
 bi Ko-Xowi. Nem. 3. 143. SYN. Kekp^kttjs, KlXabeivus. 
 Kpdyoy, adv. [alta voce,] vociferously, loudly. Kat Kpdybv KtKpa^erat. Equit. 
 
 487. 
 KpdbaivG), et Kpdbdu), v. [vibro,] to brandish, to quiver. NrjbvXoiaX ^d\' oty xpd- 
 
 baivd/UEVovXi)E yvld. P. 524. See also N. 583. SYN. 'Ayd7rd\\w, dvdaeicj, bo- 
 
 veio, (rdXevu). 
 Kpabefjivov, Dor. pro Kp»/5e^id^, q. V. 
 Kpdbrj, Tjs, i), et Kpdbds, ov, o, subst. [ramus ficulnus,] a branch or twig of a 
 
 fig-tree, a fig. Obbiv airXuv -nip avbptiv rds Kpdbas KdrfiodXov, Pax 627. See 
 
 Aves 40. Syn.Svkx/. 
 Kpdbia, vid. Kapbia. 
 
502 KPAZ KPA2 
 
 Kpde?w, v. [clamo,] to bawl aloud. See in Kpdbov. Syn. Kr)pv<?ou), dvaxpaZto, 
 
 j3od(o, dvdfiodo), avrito, ta^w, dvvfxveo). 
 KpdQXs, Xbds, 6, P.N. [Crathis,] a river in Lucania which was supposed to make 
 
 the hair of those who drank it white and soft. See Plin. xxxi. 2. § 10. 
 
 KpaBis, gadeais irriyaioX Tpefwv. Troad. 230. 
 Kpalvto, et Kpaiaivw, v. [(l)effieio, (2) impero,] to accomplish, to fulfil, to 
 
 complete. IloXXd f deX7rra>s KpaivovoX Oeol. Med. 1413. See also E. 508. 
 
 SYN. Tekeiott), dvvio, eK7rpa.TTio ) e£epyd£o/iai. 
 KpmiraXaio, v. [crapulam sentio,] to have a sickness from drinking. Uripav 
 
 e^ovrd, Xd^dm t dypXd bpoaepd KpanrdXatvTd d\ Plllt. 298. SYN. Kfa>judc?a>, 
 
 fXlQvto. 
 KpanrdXrj, rjs, >/, snbst. [crapula, comissatio,] a sickness after hard drinking, 
 
 revelling. "Ecu' fied' fj/uoiv £vjui7rXr)s, etc KpanrdXrjs. Acharn. 277« 
 KpanraXdKvfids, ov, 6, subst. [ebrius comissator,] one who gets drunk at a 
 
 feast, a reveller. "Hn^ o KpanrdXdtcwftds. Ran. 217^ 
 Kpanrvos, rj, ov, adj. [rapidus, velox, celer,] rapid, swift, furious. Wnh)ii is 
 
 "Aihov icpanrvov opjirjaaad fxoi. Hipp. 830. SYN. Kap7rdXt/ios, deXXonovs, rd- 
 
 \v s > Goos, o^vs, wicvs, eXatypos. 
 KpanrvoovTos, ov, adj. [celeriter vectus,] quickly moving. Kcu vvv eXdfpui 
 
 irobX upaiTcvoavTov. P. V. 287* 
 Kpanrvdtydpos, ov, 6 et y, adj. [rapide ferens,] rapidly bearing. Hs.panrvo<f>dpoi 
 
 be fjL £7T€fi\pdv avpai. P. V. 133. 
 lLpanrvios, adv. [velociter,] swiftly. 'AXXct novl upanrvws dedfxev, Kal vrjvotv 
 
 dpiaroi. 6. 247 • SYN. Td^ews, pifi<f>a, Ooojs, Kap-irdXX/jiws, 6£e<os, kovQojs. 
 Kpafi(3r], rjs, rj, subst. [brassica, crambe, caulis,] a cabbage. Ou Tpuyw pd(f>d- 
 
 vas, ov Kpapfias, ov KoXotcvvras. Batrach. 54. 
 Kpctfifids, r), ov, adj. [arid us,] dry, sweet, delicate. 'A7ro Kpa/xfio-dTOv aTofidros 
 
 liCLTTiov aoTeidraras eirivoias. Equit. 536. Exp. 'HbvTdros, fypordTos, Kpavpos, 
 
 tcdirvpos. 
 KpafjfidQayds, 6, subst. [qui brassica vescitur ; ap. Horn, nomen Herois,] a 
 
 cabbage-eater. Kpaftfiotydyos, o^dataX flddeiais efnteae <pevyiov. Batrach. 2l6. 
 Kpdvdds, a, ov, adj. [(l)asper; (2) in fern. gen. Kpdvdrj, P. N.] (1) rough, 
 
 rugged ; (2) the citadel of Athens; also a city in Attica near Sunium. 'Ho' 
 
 oaaoi Kpdvdrjv 'idaKrjV KaraKOtpaveovaX. a. 247» See also Lysistr. 481. and 
 
 F. 445. SYN. (l)Tpayvs, cLKapirds, arpvyeros. 
 Kpaveia, as, fj, subst. [(1) cornus ; (2)hasta ex corno facta,] a corneii or wild 
 
 cherry-tree ; a spear, having the shaft made of that tree, flap p clkvXov, /3d- 
 
 Xdvov t ejodXev, KapKOV re tcpdveios. k. 242. 
 Kpaveios, a, ov, adj. [corneus,] of the corneii or wild cherry-tree. Nat fid 
 -robe Kpaveidv 1 dicovrXov, f) fj.ev eyu) at, H. Merc. 457. 
 KoavXdv, ov, to, subst. [(1) cranium ; (2) poculi genus,] (1) the skull, (2) a 
 
 drinking-cup. "E^ets; b.Kdnov ye irpos Katcy' \o KpavXov. Cycl. 677. SYN. 
 
 Bpey^d, (2) aavtyds, aicdtyXdv. 
 Kpdvo7rou<t), v. [galeas facio,] to make helmets. Kal brj %wpet tovti to koxov' 
 
 KpdvdiroiG>v av [i e7rXrpl\^et. Ran. 1017- 
 Kpdvo7rotds, ov, 6, subst. [galearum opifex,] a helmet- maker. O*//', (5 KpdvbKoV, 
 
 ws adXXws 7re7rpaydfiev. Pax 1255. 
 Kpdvos, efo, to, subst. [galea,] a helmet. "EV earX toIoX tcpdviaXv o fi tls \pv- 
 
 aerai; Pax 1257* SYN. livvefj, ydXed, tcopvs. EpiTH. Xpv(reoTV7rdv. 
 Kp&vriop, opos, 6, subst. [rector,] a ratirier, a ruler. Q>6ias Kpavrdpes, w 7rdr£p. 
 
 Androm. 507. SYN. KpetW, fidaiXevs, cip^os, cipywv, IdvvT-tjp. 
 KpavwvXds, ov, adj. [Cranonius,] of Cranon, a city in Thessaly. MvpXd b' dju- 
 
 "irebXov TtLpavwvXbv evbXdaffKov. Theocr. l6. 38. 
 Kpds, 6, et Kpads, gen. tcpards et Kpadros, to, subst. [caput,] the head, the top. 
 
 1 Here the antepenult, of Kpdveiov is long contrary to analogy, if this word be derived from 
 Kpaveia. Herman reads Kpuveiyop, with the approbation of Maltby. Scapula also has Kpaveios : 
 is the true reading Kpavteiov ? 
 
KPA2 KPAT 503 
 
 *A\p 'obvffevs Kara Kpard Ka\v\pafxepos ybdaME. 0. 92. See alsoH. 177. Syn. 
 
 See Kdp, caput. 
 KpdaXs, ews, fi, subst. [mixtio, mixtura,] a mixture. Kpdaiv yap vypav ovic 
 
 e^(ov a\plbd <rt]v. Phaeth. 72. SYN. Miffs, avyyyoXs. 
 Kpa<T7rebdv, ov, to, subst. (1) fimbria ; (2) margo ; (3) ora veli,] the bottom of a 
 
 garment, a flounce, a margin, the extremity of the sail. KpaaTreba areLXfxd- 
 
 twv, ri\v 0' vTtr\-vr\v. Vesp. 476. SYN. Ovadvos. 
 KpacrTTtbdu), v. [circumdo velut fimbria,] to surround with a fringe, to hem. 
 
 ^EKpamrlhuiTai r b<f)EaXv, AlyXbos rpbirbv* Ion 1423. 
 KparaifloXbs, vel k'para(36\ds,^6v, adj. [caput percutiens,] hitting the head. 
 
 YIpwTOU fiEV avTOv yepfxdbas tcpdrai/joXovs . Bacch. 1085. 
 KparatyvaXos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [firmus, fortis,] having a strong cavity, strong. 
 
 Qojprjtces te KpdraiyvdXot, Kal fxelXXva bovpd, T. 36 1. SYN. 'layypbs. ExP. 
 
 "E^wi/ layypd yvdXd. / 
 
 Kparaus, xbbs, >7, P. N. [Cratzeis,] the mother of Scylla. 'AXXa fidXa atyobpios 
 
 eXdai', fiwcTTpeiv be KpdratXv. ju. 124. 
 KpdraiXeios, tov, et tcpdranrebos, bv, adj. [lapidibus stratus, durus,] rendered 
 
 strong with stones, strong. Tlws b' av ylvoir dv kv KpaTaiXeu neba). Eur. 
 
 Electr. 534. See also \p. 4,6. 
 Kpdraids, u, ov, adj. [robustus, fortis, violentus,] strong, violent. (dXyiov Kpd- 
 
 raids ^eipos, ewe-irei Tabs. Here. F. 9^9* SYN. Kparepos, eyiepdrijs, iar^ypos, 
 
 aXK^eis, aXKifuos, yevva'tos, oQivdpbs, eptoQevfis. 
 Kparanrlbbs, vid, KpdraiXeujs, 
 KpdTaitrovs, vid. Kapraiirovs. 
 Kpdrepds, a, 6v, adj. [robustus, fortis,] strong, brave. T6£ov airo Kpdrepou 
 
 Tpuxov oXtKOvrd (j)dXayyds. 0. 279» SYN. Kpdraids, dyrjvwp, beivos, ciXKitios, 
 
 aXicfjeis. 
 KpdTEpo(j)p(i)v, et KapTepo(f>pu)v, dvbs, adj. [infractus animo,] strong in mind, fierce., 
 
 "H p' 'HpaicXrja tzpaTEpotypovd yeivdrb Tralbd. H. 324. SYN. KaprtpbdvLxos, 
 
 la^ypbs, K'pdrEpos, ToXfirjprjs, fxtvid ttve'uov. 
 KpdTEpGjvvZ, vyps, adj. [solidos ungues habens,] firm-hoofed, solid-footed. 
 
 "\inrovs 6' avTos eye KpaTEpiovv^ds kv LiEydpoioX. <f>. 30. 
 KpdrEpws, adv. [valide, strenue,] strongly, sternly. KaS' 6' t/3aXe KpdTtp&s, 
 
 Ke-^dpovTo bi ttclvtes 'Amatol, b. 344. SYN. 'Ic^VjOais, t0t, KpdraLios, kyKpaTEws. 
 KpdTevrai, wv, at, subst. [veruum fulcra, crates, "Craticula,] the bars or stones 
 
 on each side of the fire which support the spits ; a jack. Yldaai b' dXds 
 
 detoib, KpdrevTcaov Eirdeipas. I. 214. 
 Kpario), 1 v. [teneo, fortiter impero, supero,] to have absolute power over, to 
 
 conquer, to command, to surpass. Ov rovs tepdrovvras x 01 ) ^pdreiv, d fxrj 
 
 Xptuv, Hec. 282. SYN."Apx w > fidoXXevio, dvaaaio, viKato, Kdxtyw. 
 KpaT))p, et poet. Kpr)n)p, fjpos, 6, subst. [crater,] a large cup. AvbpdaX Kparrjp 
 
 vTrvdv dn<plfiaXXr\. Bacch. 380. See also X. 418. Syn. AtTras, kvXi£. Epith. 
 
 TlXriprjs, (os blKafx^bpos, koivos, yjpvoios, Xtpbs, EXevdZpos, icaXos, 7r£pXicaXXr}s, wdv 
 
 apyvpbs, tydeivos, \pvird(f)dr)s, vlds, PHR. KpaTrjpos yvdXos, yXiwvs kwlaov 7rpo- 
 
 (j>Y}TrjS. 
 
 KpdrrjffXLidxos, bv, adj. [qui victoriam in praeliis obtinet,] he who prevails in 
 
 battle. KpdTY}oiLidxov oQivbs vltiv. Pyth. 9. 150. 
 KparriaX-Trovs, nobbs, adj. [qui cursu pedum vicit,] victorious in running. Kpa- 
 
 rnatTrbbd QpiKXav. Pyth. 10. 25. 
 Kparrjannrbs, bv, adj. [qui vicit equis,] conquering by means of horses. To 
 
 Kpdrrjffnnrov yap es dpfx dvdfiaivwv. Nem. §. 8. 
 Kpdribas, ov, 6, P. N. [Cratidas,] Cratidas. Tav olv rav weXXav KpdrXba 5w- 
 
 pr\obLj.aX avrbs. Theocr. 5. 99' 
 
 1 Kpajico, in the sense of governing or ruling over, &c. requires a genitive case after it ; in its 
 other meanings an accusative. 
 
504 KPAT KPEM 
 
 Kpafivds, ov, o, P. N. [Cratinus,] the comic poet. ETrd Kparfvov fi€fxyr}fiepbs, 
 
 os 7roXXa> pevaas ttot eixaip^. Equit. 526. 
 KpariffTevu), v. [praestantissimus sum,] to be most excellent. EItt, w KpdTur- 
 
 revaas kclt o/i/jid. Trach. 103. SYN. Nikccw, vrrgpe^w, dpiarevu), bXd(pepw. 
 KpdTos, et poet, icap-ds, sds, to, subst. [robur,] strength, power. litis yap 
 
 yvvaityv apoivwv eorcu Kpdros ; Hec. 871. See also P. 563. Syn. "AXkj7, 
 
 fka, is, bvpdfiXs, ap^rj, kl-pvoXa. EPITH. 'Apr/toV, afdlrov, aaneTOP, avrWiov, 
 
 aviKrjrdy, dfiatfiaKerop, befyop, 6pd<rv, heivftp, fteyd, vacfityopov, vxprjXop, tro- 
 
 \Xovypv. 
 Kparvpto, et KapTvvw, v. [confirmo, munio,] to strengthen, to support, to go- 
 vern. 'Epos irpos apbpos, ovk b)(Xa) KpaTVPerai. Eur. Suppl. 421. See also A. 
 
 215. SYN. Kan^i/u, (fxireboa), apyjio. 
 Kparvs, vos, adj. [fortis,] strong. T7/v fxerd x e 9 fflv ^X b}y niTero tcparvs 'Apyei- 
 
 (povTrjs. H. 345. Syn. See Kpdrcuds. 
 Kpavyrj, rjs, rj, subst. [clamor,] a clamor, a cry. Kpavyrjp edr)Kas MepeXew 
 
 fidrjbpofielv ; Orest. 1526. Syn. Boj), dXaXaypos. 
 Kpedypa, as, rj, subst. [fuscina, harpago,] a flesh-hook, harpoon. Kdrddov 
 
 ye fxevroi Kal upeaypav. b. Tirj, tX bf} ; Vesp. 1155. SYN. TpXaiva, apirdyi]. 
 KpedbXdp, ov, to, subst. [caruncula, carnis frustum,] a morsel of meat. Kal 6>) 
 
 (3dbi£(t)* tovto be to KpeahXov. Plut. 227- 
 Kpeavdfids, ov, 6, et fj, adj., q. v. [carnes distribuens,] distributing the meat at 
 
 the sacrifice. Qepfirjp ebopros balrd rw Kpeavdfia). Cycl. 245. 
 Kpeds, to, contract. Kpfjs, gen. Kpedrbs, Att. Kpeojs, nom. et ace. plur. Kpedrd, 
 
 Horn, per apocopen, Kped, subst. [caro,] flesh, a piece of flesh. Kijpv£, ttj 
 
 br), tovto wope Kpeas, o<ppd (f>ayycrX. 6. 477* See also Acharn. 79$' and A. 
 
 77$- SYN. 2ap£, o-Jijua. EPITH. EepXKOP, Qepfibv, .fibeibv, oktop, oVrdXtoV, 
 
 Tepwpop, aljAbtyopvKTOV, dpbpdfiedp, w/;o»\ 
 Kpeyfjios, ov, 6, subst. [pulsatio, sonus,] a twang, a sound. Kpeyjuu)' napQevX- 
 
 vijv §' evoTtriv ejjXrjffdTo tyopfxiy};. Apoll. 4. 909. SYN. 'Apayfids, boviros, tca- 
 
 va-)(fi, KpovaXs. 
 Kpeioioa, as, fj; P. N. [Creoisa,] one of the Naiads. Ur)-peiov Xeyet KpetW 
 
 eTtKTev. Pyth. 9. 30. 
 *Kpe~ios, vid. Kotos. 
 
 Kpelaaatv, compar. ab Kparvs, et inus. Kpaicrawp unde superl. KpaTiorbs. 
 KpeKradreKvos, op, adj. [liberis melior,] better than his children. KpetoaroTeK- 
 
 vuv. Sept. Theb. 787- 
 Kpeitov, ovtos, 6, et Kpeiovad, r;, subst. [regnator, regnatrix,] a ruler, a king, 
 
 a queen. Top $ d7rdfxeij3dfjiepos irpoaetyr] Kpeliov 'Aydpefxpiop, A. 130. SYN. 
 
 *'Ava£, fidaiXei/s, apyps, apytop, 
 KpeKdhXdp, ov, to, subst. [aulaBum,] a curtain : cf. Bruuck. in 1. 'opdtyrjp deaaai. 
 
 KpeKaht avXfjs dav/ddoop. Vesp. 1215. 
 . KpeKTos, >), op, adj. [pulsatus, sonorus,] struck with the quill, creaking, shrill, 
 
 sharp. '0/jiov be KpeKrop ydrj-Twp, Choeph. 808. Syn. Atyvpos. 
 KpeKio, v. [pectine pulso,] to play upon the harp, to rattle. T ft KaXXifldap 
 
 KpeKovct avXop. Aves 683. Syn. KXddpl^oj, Kpova), ^x^ w » avXtw. 
 Kpepadpa, as, fj, subst. [stragulum pensile,] a coverlet or basket hung up in a 
 
 room. Kal twp ye Kpe/madp&p ov rpXfiwp t&p kvQdht. Nub. 869* Syn. Kpabrj. 
 Koe/idw, f. Kpefjidffb), (2) in med. voc. Kpefid/iat, et Kprj/xpd/jai, v. [(1) suspeu- 
 
 do; (2) pendeo,] (1) to hang up, (2) to hang. Et fi)j Kpepdaas to pdijfid, Kal 
 
 rrjp <ppoprXbd. Nub. 229. See also Eur. Electr. 1217- Syn. 'Airawpeta, dva- 
 
 Kpefxda). 
 Kpejiatrrds, ?), op, adj. [pensilis,] hung up, hanging. Trjp pep, Kpe^aaT^y ai/- 
 
 yepos, Kdreibofxep. Antig. 1221. 
 Kpef.i(3dXXa<jTvs, vbs, fj, subst. [sonus qui excitatur a crembalum pulsantibus,] 
 
 the sound of the tambourine. Wolptop b y apdpuiTrwp <pu>pds, ml KpeftfiaXXaa- 
 
 tvv. Horn. Apoll. 162. Syn. Aovirds, fix ' 5 } ^vnos. 
 
KPE5 KPHI 505 
 
 Kpe£, Kpetctist t\> subst. [avis qusedam bvaoiujvioTos rots yafiovvt,] an Egyptian 
 
 bird with a serrated beak. Tovrovs 6' ervKtgdv at tcpetces to'is pvyyiaXv. Aves 
 
 1137. 
 Kpeofidrds, ov, 6 et i), [camera devorans,] feeding on flesh. Keu ras avavbpovs, 
 
 KpedjSdrovs r"Aud£oias. iEsch. Suppl. 295. SYN. Kpedftptoros. 
 Kpeovretcs, ov, a<ij. [Creonteus,] of Creon. YldpaoTdrr] ueiv vols ILpeovreiois weXus. 
 
 (E. R'. 400. 
 ^ploKoTiliOy 1 [carnes seco,] to cut flesh. KpeoKdirovaX bvarrivwv fjieXrj. Pers. 469. 
 
 SYN. A.iacr7rau), cnrapdrru). 
 Kpeovad, rjs, f], P. N. [Creusa,] the name of several distinguished women. Bta 
 
 Kpeovaav, evOci 7rpo(Tj36ppovs 7TETpcis. Ion 11. 
 Kpe<oi>, ovtos, 6, subst. [(1) dominus, (2) P. N. Creon,] (1) a lord, a ruler, (2) 
 
 the name of several distinguished persons. Ylovrov tcpeovrX naibds f/paau) Tzepi. 
 
 Hipp. 1163. See Phoen. 11. Syn. See (1) Kpelwv. 
 KpewcpvXds, ov r 6, P. N. [Creophylus,] a poet, according to some, contemporary 
 
 with Homer. KpeuxpvXu), Zev (j)XXe, tovto peyd. Call. Ep. 6. 4. 
 Kpriyvds, ov, adj. [bonus, jucundus,] dear or welcome to the heart. Mavrl 
 
 kcikwv, ov7ru)irdre fxoi to Kpyyvov el-as. A. 106\ SYN. YlpoetyXXris, (pXXos, dyddos, 
 
 \apXeis, XP'WL'-os. 
 \Lp))hefxv6v, et Dor. Kpdbe/uvdv, ov, to, subst. [(l) capitis ligamentum, (2) oper- 
 culum doliorum,] a bandage for the head; the lid of a cask; an inclosure. 
 
 Kprtbefxvy b' £(pvTrep6e KaXo^aro bid Geawv. H. 184. SYN. KdXvnrpd, a«7rv£, 
 
 dvdbecr/ir}, raivXa. EPITH. KciXov, vyyareov, XXwdpdv, Xcuvov. 
 Kprjdevs, ews, 6, P. N. [Cretheus,] son of iEolus. Tovs & erepovs KpyOr/X Tecev 
 
 fidaXXeid yvvatK&v. A. 257* 
 Kpijdis, Xbos, >/, P. N. [Crethis,] Cretins. KprjdXhd ti)v noXv/jivdov eTrtaTu/jievrjv 
 
 KdXd T:aic.eiv. Call. Ep. 17- 1. 
 Kprjfxi'dfiai, vid. Kpefxdoj. 
 Kprj/xvds, ov, 6, subst. [praecipitium,] a high rock, a precipice. 'E<f>evyofiev vpos 
 
 Kpr)fjLVoV 01 filv ev tcdpa. Ipli. T. 1374. SYN. Qdpayl,, aKpov, OKOTreXds, X®P<*~ 
 
 cpa, 7TETpa. EPITH. 'YxhrjXos, Trerpwbrjs, f/XXfidTds, fi^eis, ardvoeis. 
 Kpr)fxi'd7rotvs, ov, adj. [grandiloquus,] one who uses high towering words. 
 
 ^Vocjjov ttXeiov, utytTTaTOv, crTOfxcjxxKd, fcpr)/uvd7rotov. Nub. 1370. 
 Kprivalos, a, 6v, adj. [fontanus,] of a fountain. TX be Kprjvaiwv vaafxCjv ipdarai ; 
 
 Hipp. 225. SYN. Urjyatds. 
 Kprjvrj, tjs, 77, subst. [fons,] a fountain. *Ev bk Kpijvrjv deX, aficfu be Xei/xdov. <?. 
 
 292. SYN. Tilba£, irr)yr), Xifids, vdpd. EPITH. 'Aevvdos, KaXrj, a/j(3pdoXa, 
 
 uXau)br)s, v&poxyTos, dx/Kids, Xepa, KaXXXvdos, KaXXXptedpos, Tlrjydais, 'eXXkwvXs. 
 
 See Fb/yr/. 
 KprjvXdbes, et KprjvXbes, u)v, at, P.N. [nymphae fontanae,] the Naiads, or nymphs 
 
 presiding over fountains. Kai roV KpavXdbiov KdrevavrXov, qirep Owkos. 
 
 Theocr. 1. 22. See aho Mosch. 3. 29. Syn. See Nv/jl^ul. 
 KpqvXs, ~tbos, ?/, subst. [fonticulus,] a little fountain. T\u>s av bpdaepds and Kprj- 
 
 vlbos. Hipp. 208. 
 KprjTrXs, Ibds, y, subst. [( 1) crepida, soccvis, (2) basis, fuudamentum, (3) cre- 
 
 pido, margo, ora, ripa, (4) placenta? genus,] a military shoe, a foundation, a 
 
 coast, bank of a river, a kind of cake. Kprj-rrlbus evrds 6>s itdpos \priaTrj- 
 
 pXuv. Androm. 1101. SYN. (1) 'E^u/3ds, apfivXi), eibpo^Xs, (2) OefjeXwv, /3a- 
 
 Qpov. 
 Kp))s, iirds, 6, P. N. [Crcs, Cretensis,] a Cretan. ZdOtoi re Kpyres. Bacch. 
 
 121. EPITH. To&tyopos, x«XKox'iTwv. 
 UpTjfTEpa, as, 7/, subst. [cribrum pollinarium,] a boiling-cloth. 'AW otyl vvvl 
 
 Kpnaepav ahovfiedd. Eccles. 991. 
 
 ' Nunquam KpeuZaiaXa, KpewKOirelv, Kpeu>nd>\r)s, Kp%ui<rrd.QyLT) dicunt Attici, sed brevera 
 ocalein semper habent." Poison's Suppl. p. clvi. Kpetanoirtlv, liowever, is retained, Cyclops. 
 '. 359. and so it is quoted by Dr. Blomfield in his Glossary. Pers. 409. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 3 s 
 
pOG KPH2 KPIT 
 
 Kpijtfds, Kpfjvads, KpriTtiids, et Kpijn/cfo, r), bv, adj. [Creticus,] Cretan. Ov 
 
 yap ?rdr' aloyyvio ye KprfcrXovs btifxovs. Hipp. 7l6. See also Aj. Fl. 1*295. 
 
 Call. 1. 34. and- Eur. fr. Polyx. 10. I. 
 KpfjTrj, rjs, >/, et KpfjTai, u>v, al, genitiv. antiq. KprjTrjdev, P. N. [Creta,] Crete, 
 
 now called Candia. w 0s Trpwros Mlvwd tekc Kprjrr} EirXovpbv. N. 450. See 
 
 also ij. I99. EPITH. 'AjiifidXbs, TtEpippvTbs, evpeld, EKdTUfxnbXXs, Ttfirjeaad. 
 
 Phr. See r. 174. 
 KprjTrjp, vid. Kpari7p. 
 Kp^rtfc<5s, adv. [more Cretico,] after the Cretan fashion, KprjTinws olv tw -abbe. 
 
 Eccles.'ll65. 
 Kpl, to, indecl. et Kpidrj, rjs, rj, subst. [hordeum,] barley. See in Evpv</w)s, and 
 
 also 1. 110. 
 Kpi(3avirr)s, et Kpifidvurbs, ov, 6, subst. [testaceus panis,] a loaf baked in an 
 
 oven. Kcu rfjs eju^s tovs KpifidvtTas eKfepe. Acharn. 1123. See also Plut. 765. 
 Kpifidvbs, ov, 6, et Kplfiavov, ov, to, subst. [clibanus,] an oven. 'Ev xptfiavov 
 
 fiovs. b. Kcu rXs eibe 7rw7rore. Acharn. 86. Syn. Kdfitvbs, fiavvbs. 
 Kptrjbbv, adv. [arietis more,] like <a ram. "AxpapTEs, elf es ttjp dvpav Kpt-qbbv 
 
 kinrZaoifjih'. Lysistr. SO9. 
 Kpiddu), et KpiOiaw, v. [hordeo pastus lascivio,] to feed on barley, to get wan- 
 ton. KpiduJVTa 7rio\dV dXX' b bvo~<})XXrjs cncdru). Agam. 1631. 
 Kpidr/, vid. Kpl. 
 KpidoTpayds, ov, 6, adj. [hordeo vescens,] feeding on barley. Nefietrde, 0vXd 
 
 /xvpXd KpiQoTpdyiiiv. Aves 232. 
 KpUos, ov, 6, subst. [circus, annulus,] a ring, a circle. TIecrj etti TrpuTrj, ent be 
 
 kqXkop eoTopX fiaXXbp. H. 272. Syn. See KvkXos, and Kipicds. 
 KpXKo, v. [sonum stridulum vel gravem edo,] to squeak, to creek. Tw be 
 
 btcHTTrjrriV KpXtce be c,vybv, i\vXd be o(fi. IT. 470. SYN. ^Yotyeu), iiyew, bovneu), 
 
 KpXclh). 
 KpXfxd, drbs, to, (iEsch. Suppl. 409- */></"«,) subst. [judicium, judicatio, accu- 
 
 satio, crimen,] a trial, an accusation, a decision. See in EvKpXrds. 
 Kpijuvdv, ov, to, subst. [farina crassior,] coarse bailey meal. Kat tcpifxvov kv- 
 
 ke&vos dirouTa^ovTos epa£e. Call. fr. 205. 
 Kpijjivu>br)s, eos, adj. [farinae crassiori similis,] like barley meal. Et kcu Kpifipwbrj 
 
 Kdrdvltyoi. Nubes 962. 
 Kpivop, ov, et KpXved, wv, rd, subst. [lilium,] a lily. Acvkov to KpXvbp £otX, fxdpai- 
 
 veTaX HvXKd iriivTei. Theocr. 23. 30. See also Nub. 91 1. Syn. AeipXov. 
 
 EPITH. AevKoxpddv, ovptoXtyoiTov, yeX&p, Xevkov, dirdXbp. 
 Kplvu), f. KpXvCj, v. [cerno, judico, condemno, punio,] to sift, to separate, 
 
 to decide, to punish. Kp~iv dvbpas mrd 0i)Xd, Kara (pprjTpas, ' Ay d/iefjivdv. B. 
 
 362. SYN. 'E7rtXeyw, KdrcLKplvb), bXKaclto, dE/uUGTevto, irpoKpivo), \prj<j>icl<»). 
 Kptos, ov, 6, subst. [aries,] a ram. 7 Xp Kat Tpdyov kcu Kpwv, eoTE<pdvu)[XEvbs. 
 
 Plut. 820. SYN. KrtXos. EPITH. Bd^v/iaXXos, apyXrcovs, KEpdbs, ^pvab- 
 
 [xaXXbs. 
 KpXffXs, ews, rj, subst. [accusatio, judicium, damnatio,] accusation, trial, deci- 
 sion. Mop<prjs QeXovgcu bXairepavao-dai KpiaXv. Helen. 26. SYN. Kpl^xd, dX/;- 
 
 Qetd, e^ETaaXs. EPITH. 'Aju^tjSoXos, dfxefiirTds, vrjixepTYis, 7roivi]Twp, (TTvyipd, 
 
 OTvyvri, bXKaia, dbXKos, KaK^, dyvir). 
 Kpiaad, tis, //, P. N. [Crissa,] a city of the Phocians, sacred to Apollo. 
 
 Kpiaaav re £ddEr]V, Kat AavXXbd Kal Udvoirfja. B. 520. EPITH. JLvbeuXos, 
 
 d«7reXdeffffd. 
 Kpiaffdids, ov, adj. [Crissaeus,] of Crissa, a Crissaean. Kpio-aaiwv dXdxoi, KaXXl- 
 
 kuivoi te QvyaTpEs. Horn. A poll. 446. 
 KpXTtjs, ov, 6, subst. [judex,] a judge. See in ILvKpXTos. Sy*N. AXKaawoXos, 
 
 bXKdffTtis, bXKqs fipdfievs, alcrvjmvriTris. 
 KpXrXas, ov, 6, P. N. [Critias,] Critias. Tov6\ 6tX tov Keivwv vlov ex w Kptrtar. 
 
 (Call. Ep. 13.4. 
 
KPIT KPOI 507 
 
 KpXrds, i), 8y, adj. [eximius,] selected, excellent. Alaviivfjrai bk KpXroX fcWed 
 
 Ttavres dveoTav. 0. 258. SYN/'EfOcpiros, e^aiperds. 
 Kpdaivw, v. [pulso,] to stamp, to prance. keajxdv diroppri^as Oeirj irebXoid 
 
 Kpdaiviop. Z. 507. SYN. Kpovw, irr)bcna. 
 Kpola/jds, ov, 6, P. N. [Croesmus,] a noble Trojan. Avrap dye Kpoifffxov orrj- 
 
 dos fxiffoy ovrdae bovpi. O. 523. 
 KponaXij, t)s, rj, subst. [(l) calculus littoralis, (2) littus,] a pebble on the sea- 
 shore, a shore. Ilupa re KpoicaXais. Iph. A. 211. Syn. ^fj^ds, alyiaXds, 
 
 tcpour}. 
 Kpdneds, dv, et Kpdtcoeis, eaaa, £>, adj. [croceus,] of a saffron color, saffron- 
 colored. 'Ada-valets ev KpdK£b> 7TE7r\a). Hec. 466. See also Phoen. 1505. 
 KpdKq, r)s, et Kpdt,, KpdKds, fj, subst. [(1) traraa, tramen, subtemen, (2) laena,] 
 
 the cross thread in the warp of a weaver's loom, the woof of a web, a woven 
 
 garment. TpXfiwves eKXeiirovTes o'l^ovrai scpdnas. Eur. fr. Autol. 3. 12. See 
 
 also Hes. Op. 536. Syn. (1) KXcjanjp, (2) -yXaiva, ^XdfivbXs. 
 KpdKdficnrTds, ov, u et rj, et KpdKdfia(pr)s, Ids, 6 et %, adj. [croco tinctus,] died of 
 
 a saffron color. "0-%dov, Kpondfiairrov 7rdbds ev-fiaplv, Pers. 665. See also 
 
 Agam. 1129. Syn. Kpo/ceds, KpdKdets. 
 Kpdnoeis, vid. KpoKeds. 
 KpdKds, ov, 6, subst. [crocus,] crocus, saffron, 'ibe Kpdndv, r)b' volkivBov. S. 
 
 348. EPITH. 'Hbvs, evobfids, favdds, l/uepdeis, ^pvaews, ypvaavyiis. 
 KpdKoiteTzKos, ov, 6 et %, adj. [croceo peplo indutus,] saffron -robed, ruddy. 
 
 'Hws ixkv KpotcoTreifkos eKibvd.Td7ra.aav ett' alav. T. 1. 
 KpdKvXds, ov, 6, P.N. [Crocylus,] Crocylus. To KpoKvXos jioX ebwKe, to itoiki- 
 
 Xdv, clvXk edvae. Theocr. 5. 11. 
 KpdKiordv, et KpoKioTibldv, ov, to, subst. [tenuis ex serico vestis, Bacchi quasi 
 
 peculiaris,] a rich silk robe of yellow worn on feasts of Bacchus, or by women 
 
 of quality. "lamraTcaia^ w KpdKwd\ oV eipydaai. Thesm. 94>5. See also 
 
 Eccles. 332. 
 KpoKidrdQdpeu), v. [crocotam gestoj to wear the crocota. KpdKWTdfpdpovaat, teal 
 
 KEKaXXwirta/uevai. Lysistr. 44. 
 KpdKWTos, rt, 6v, adj. [croco tinctus,] spangled with crocuses, or tinged with 
 
 saffron. "Hpav KpoKwTov a-Kapyavdv eyKaTtfia. Nem. 1. 58. Syn. Kpofco- 
 
 (jcnrrds, KpdKdfidtyris, KpoKeds, KpdKdets. 
 Kpo/ufivdv, 1 et Kpdfxvdv, ov, to, subst. [cepa J an onion. 'Efioi be Tefxa^i]' icpofji- 
 
 fxvois yap ayddfiai. Acharn. 1100. See also A. 629. EpiTH.'Oifw ttoj-w, 
 
 la^dXldv. 
 Kpofifivo^vpeyiJiia, as, )], subst. [foetidus ructus,] a belch, smelling of onions 
 
 and vinegar. Tov fxev ydp o£et Kpo/ufivoZvpeypXas. Pax 528. 
 KpdvXbrjs, ov, KpdvXuv, Xwvds, et Kpdviwv, idvos, 6, patronym. [Saturno satus,] 
 
 the son of Saturn, an epithet of Jupiter. Koi/jii^et <pXoy^ KpdvXbas ; Hec. 
 
 472. See also Nub. 399. and \. 619. Syn. See Zevs. 
 Kpdvcds, et KpdvXKds, r), dv, adj. [Saturnius, antiquus, obsoletus,] Saturnian, 
 
 antiquated, doting. KpdvXoi & u>be XeyovrX vdpoi. Call. 5. 100. See also 
 
 Plut. 581. 
 Kpdvnnrds, ov, 6, subst. [valde fatuus,] an old stallion, an old fool. Yvvq 
 
 be aXvdfj.iopovfxevrj yaipei, au 6' el -KpovLinids. Nub. 1066. SYN. "XfipiOTr]S, 
 
 Kpovds. 
 Kptivds, ov, 6, P. N. [(1) Satnrnus, (2) subst. senex delirus et morosus, fatuus, 
 
 bardus,] (1) Saturn, (2) a superannuated old fool. "Vlpri, ivpeafid Bed, OvydTrjp 
 
 fieydXoid Kpdvoid. E. 721. See also Vesp. 1480. EPITH. (1) 'Ay^i/Xo/ii/riyv, 
 
 apeiXiKTds, fxeyds, Kparlpos, OvpdvXhrjs, ovpavXds, irpdfAavTXs, orvyvds, Tratbd^dvds, 
 
 (2) ap^a'ids, X)~ipds, fiwpds, avaiadtjrds. 
 Kpoaaat, iov, at, subst. [(1) pinna? murorum et turrium, (2)gradus,] (l)pinna- 
 
 1 KpSfi/xvov is used by Aristophan«s, np6/j.vov by Homer. 
 
508 KPOT KPTCI 
 
 eles, (2) Steps. Kpdffffas fxev Trvpyuv epvov, /cat epetir&y eiraX&ts. M. 258. 
 
 SYN. ^,ri(j)dvrj, avajjadfios. 
 Kpdra\/£w, v. [pulso, crepitare facio,] to cause a loud rattling. Keiv tyta 
 
 KpordXi£ov dra 7TToXefjioio ye<pvpas. A. 160. SYN. Kporeu), 5<50£w, ^%^ w * 
 KpordXov, ov, to, subst. [crepitaculum,] a rattle. Tivriaei Tpifxud, KpordXov, 
 
 iranrdXrj. Nub. 260. SYN. Kwbuv, TrXdrdyijfJid, XdXos. 
 Kjoom0os, ov, 6, subst. [tempus, pars capitis,] the temples. Nv£e «a?a fcpord- 
 
 <poy, kvvetjs bXd ^aXubTrdpyov. T. 397* 
 Kpureto, v. [pulso, verbero, plaudo,] to beat, to clap, to rattle. Ov phv ov 
 
 nXddpav rXs ETriardraX wbe updrfjaai. Theocr. 18. 35. SYN. 'ErnKporeio , Kpord- 
 
 \i£<o, di'aKpovh), 0djov/3ew, \clkeio. 
 Kporrjfxd, dros, to, subst. [crepitaculum,] a rattle. Kport]^ "obvcraevs, Xr,/J,d r 
 
 apicovvTios Qpdovs. Rhes. 4.98. SyN. See KporaXdv, Kpdros. 
 Kpdrrjafids, et Kpdrds, ov, 6, subst. [plausus, pulsus,] a clapping of hands, 
 
 a knocking. IJvkvov icpoTrjcr/jiov Tvyydvova vxo tttoXXv. Sept. Theb. 557- See 
 
 also Anacr. 27. 8. SYN. KpoTrj/ud, ktvkos, ipotyos, Bdpvfios, fiori, eiraivds, 
 
 Kpovjud. 
 KpdrrjTos, rj, ov, a<Jj. [pulsatus,] beaten. Ktvitov Kpdrr)ru>v apjidrwv' kovis 6' 
 
 avw. Soph. Electr. 71 6. 
 Kpovpa, tiros, to, subst. [(l) instrument musici sonus, (2) pulsus,] the striking 
 
 of a musical instrument, a knocking. Aarwre, Kpovfudrd t 'AoXdbds. Thesm. 
 
 120. SYN. Kpdros, KpdTrjfJid, Krvnos. 
 Kpowds, ov, 6, subst. [scatebra, saliens fons,] a fountain, a torrent, a stream. 
 
 Kpovvol b' eyjopovv rj be, /cat OvrjffKova, o^ios. Hec. 566. 
 Kpovvd-^yTpdXrjpaidv, ov, to, subst. [nugax, vox comical] an insipid talker. 
 
 'AXrjdes, ovtos, KpovidyyTpoXr}pal.ov el. Equit. 89- Exp. $>Xuapds, -rjXXdXos, diro- 
 
 7tXijkt8s. 
 KpovaXbruuew, v. [populo aures obtundo,] to stun the people. "Ocrov /ue nape- 
 
 K07TTOV 'xpovoVy Toiavrd KpovaXbrjfxuiv. Equit. 855. Syn. Kdra/cpovw, TtdpaKpov- 
 
 o/JLCtt, aTraTdo). 
 Kpovois, Xds, 77, subst. [pulsatio, inpr. instrumenti musici, item fraus,] a beat- 
 ing, overreaching by noise, blustering. Kat TEpdreiav, kcu TTEpXXefyv, nai tcpov- 
 
 aiv, Kat KdTdXrjxpXv. Nub. 317* 
 KpovaTEos, 6v, adj. [pulsandus,] must be beaten or knocked. Ovk olfr d ti 
 
 Aeyets* TrjvbE brj p.01 KpovarHdv. Eccles. 98Q. 
 Kpoi/or Xkos, ?), ov, adj. [(1) pulsandi vim habens, (2) pulsans aures, (3) sono-- 
 
 rus,] capable of striking, blustering, sonorous. Kat yvu> jxotvti:Xkos, teal cd<j)>)s, 
 
 Kal KpovarXicos. Equit. 1379- Syn. lL<fobpds, beivos Xiyeiv. 
 Koovo), v. [ferio, pulso, collido,] to beat, to knock at. Kpovova '6Xv/t7rw 
 
 Zrjvds appvXy irbbd. Here. F. 1295* (See Hermann.) Syn. 'Avatcpovw, tvttt(s>, 
 
 it a let, upoTEto. 
 Kpvfibd, et Kpvfibr/v, adv. [clam,] secretly, without the knowlege of. Kpvfibd 
 
 AXos, aXXtov te 6e(ov irpo yap %ke fiXv"Wpi]. 2. l68. See also ?r. 153. Syn. 
 
 Kpt/0d, Kpiitpr}, Kpxxprjldv, Xddpaiojs, Xadpd, dbfjXws. 
 Kpv£pds,.d, dv, adj. [frigidus, horridus,] cold, shivering, dreadful. YlavdpaX' 
 
 aliprjpos be Kopos Kpvepold yooid. §.103. SYN. Kpvdeis, \pv%pds, (popEpos, 
 
 be iv us. - i 
 
 Kpvfjids, ov, 6, et Kpvos, eos, to, subst. [frigus, glacies,] cold, ice. "Ep^erat 
 
 a^Xdt vot at bvaaed Kpvpov dyovad. Call. 3. 115. See also Hes. Op. 492. 
 
 SYN. 'Ptyds, nayus, \pv-%6s, icpvcrraXXos. 
 'Kpvoeis, eaad, ev, adj. [Iiorribilis,] dreadful, terrible. Se(nre<xXr} e%e ftucid, 
 
 ^>vj3ov KpvoevTus ETCiipr). I. 2. Syn. See Kpvepds. 
 KpvirrdbXos, a, ov, adj. [clandestinus,] clandestine, secret. Kpv7rrdt>ta <}>p6- 
 
 VEOvrd bXKctCe/JEV ovbE ti 7rw fioi. A. 542. 
 KpvtiTEos, ov, adj. verbal, [celandus,] to be concealed. 2oi Tovpydy eirj tovto 
 
 Kovtf KpvrrTidv. Antig. 273. 
 
KPVn ' KTHM 509 
 
 KpvTTTevix), v. [occulto,] to conceal, to try to ensnare. OvtX irov KpynTevofxai. 
 
 Helen. 540. Syn. See KpvirT&(w<o. 
 KpvTTTds, i), dv, adj. [occultus,] secret, concealed. KpvnTos KaTavTcts, r) Kdr 
 
 ofifi eXQwv /jdxy ', Anclrom. 1052. SYN. KpvnTdbXos, Kpv<palos, KpvtyXds, Xa- 
 
 Qpaios, aw(')ppr)Tos> okutIos. 
 KpvTrrw, imp. Kpvirraffice, v. [abscondo,] to hide, to bury. Els A'tWfi'- d be fiiv 
 
 cuke'I KpvTrTaaKE <pa€i7'G>. 0. 2/2. See also Here. F. 1208. Syn. Kpynrevw, 
 
 aTWKpvTTTii), KaraKpVTTTh), KokvirTb), Kdrdbvu), A:\e7rrw, KevOo). 
 Kpv<TTa\\u7n)$, ijyds, et KpvaTaXX6irr)KTds, dv, adj.- [glacie concretus,] frozen. 
 
 KpuoroMd/ri/ya bXd ndpov orpdros 7T£p£. Pers. 50J. See also Rites. 438. 
 KpuoraAAds, ov, 6, subst. [glacies,] ice. ^Pv^pj), kcii odKEeaoX TTepirpE^ero icpv- 
 
 trraXXos. £. 477« SYN. 'P7yds, tcpvjjds, Trayos. EP1TH. Alavyrjs, \tovio^. 
 Kpvtyalos, et KpixbXds, a, dv, adj. [occultus,] concealed, secret. Noaov Kpvcjxxiav 
 
 tivXk eoTZves Xddpd; Ion £44. See also Here. F. 344. Syn. See Kpi/7rrds. 
 
 * Kpi/0a/w?, * Kpv<pXu>s, Kpvffj, et Kpxxp-qhoVi adj. [occulte,] secretly. Navatp 
 Kpvcpaltjjs bpaajxdv evpovres rXvd. Pers. 376. See also Hec. 979- Antig. 84. 
 and t. 299- 
 
 * Kpvx^Xs, ews, f], subst. [occultatio,] a hiding. Kpvxpy ov KptyXv, rjv ere Kpvfdij- 
 vat yjpluv. Bacch. 943. 
 
 Kpw/3vAd>, ov, 6, subst. [crinis retortus,] braided hair, a curl or lock of hair. 
 
 'AAA' 'A/uvi'Xas oleXXov fidXXdv, ovk tu>v Kpb)f3iiXu)v. Vesp. 1267. Syn. Kd- 
 
 pvpifios. 
 Kpw^cj, v. [crocito,] to croak, to caw like a raven. M?/w#r* efe$df.iEVTj KpwCrj 
 
 XcLKEpv^d Kopiovrj. Hes. Op. 745. SYN. QpvWEU), (jodoj. 
 Kpuoeds, ov, o, subst. [hydria, urceus,] a water-pot, a cruse. TIpdOv/id irpao- 
 
 * aiov' €K te yap xpojoowv vbwp. Ion 1173. SYN.^Y£pid, kciXttXs. 
 
 K-ddfiat, v. [comparo,] to obtain, to acquire, perf. to possess. Evbatjjovovvrds 
 els bdfxovs tcraodai <pXXovs. Eur. Suppl. 236. SYN. 'Avatcrdo/xai, KreoxtCw, e-^io, 
 dnoXavw, irdofxai. 
 
 J^redvoy, ov, et Kredp, dros, to, subst. [possessio,] a possession. Merd be KTed- 
 v<x)v fjLerpXwv fiiords. Ion 493. See also Z. 426. Syn. KrJ/yud, rd ^pJ^drd, 
 TTlpXovaXa. EPITH. 'EpdofJiXov, evoXfids. 
 
 Kredretpd, as, ?/, subst. [douiina,] a mistress. Koofiuv fiEydXiov KTedreipd, 
 A gam. 347- 
 
 Kredrt'cw, v. [acquiro, possideo,] to acquire, to possess. AUev drep oireipov 
 Ke'irai, iroXXd KTedriaaas. /3. 102. SYN. See Krdd/ncu. 
 
 Kteutos, ov, 6, P. N. [Ctealus,] a prince of the Eieans. Yles, 6 jukv Kred-ov, 
 d be Et/pvroi* ' AurdpXwvos. B. 621. 
 
 KretVw, ktuu), et K-ri/xX, v. [interficio, occido,] to kill. Kteipuo' dvkvypv aoi 
 <pdos ourripXov. Med. 482. See also X. 216. Z. 205. E. 28. Syn. 'atto- 
 KTeivu), KdraKTeivoi, ff^arro), <povev(o. PHR. 'Epefievirj vvktX xdXvxpat, \pv\T]V 
 dXbi 7rpdXa\pat, tyovXbv alfxd yrj bXbovai ypas, al/ud yeipX Oeadai; alfxd irparTetv 
 (rXpds). 
 
 Krels, ktevos, 6, subst. [pecten,] a comb, a harrow. O'lalre na\ KTtrd ol iray- 
 yjpvaiov, ws and "^airav. Call. 5. 31. 
 
 KreWcJw, v. [pecto,] to comb, to dress. YtJKrpatolv tirirwv eKrlvi^dfiev rpXyds. 
 Hipp. 1169. Syn. YIektIio. 
 
 * Ktevhtij6s, ov, 6, subst. [pexatio,] a combing. 'O be ktevkt/jioIs Or/Xvs' aXX' 
 dfjLiixdruv. Eur. Electr. 529^ 
 
 Kreods, dros, to, subst. [possessio,] a possession. OfjXvv, viroppqvov' rjj jiev 
 i' dfio'idv. K. 216". Syn. See Kr^jua. 
 
 Krtpld, et .,, f ; . T//drd, tav, rit, subst. [mferiae, exequi«,] funeral honors, ob- 
 sequies, ^.ijpd te 01 y^eiioai, koX eki urlpla KTtpEi'^ai. a. 291. See also 
 Troad. 1238. Syn. 'IfcvayifftaTa, evTdtyXd, dv/udrd. 
 
 KTEpltcio, et K-Epii.u), v. [exequias celebro, parentalia parento,] to perform fu- 
 neral rites. See in Krtped. See also Helen. 1244. Exp. $vdyl£t* t dan™. 
 
 Kr>7/ud, dros, ro, subst. [possessio,] a possession. 'AvXapov ov to ktij/jC, dvay- 
 
510 KTHM KTAN 
 
 KaXov 5' tifiws. Orest. 224. SYN. Kreavov, KTepds, bwpdv, KTrjcrXs, Kreap. EPITH. 
 
 'AKrjparov, eadXov, icbBeivov, 
 T&Trjfti, /craw, vid. KretVw. 
 KTtjvds, eos, to, subst. [possessio, jumentum, pecus,] a possession, a beast of 
 
 burden, a sheep. Kn/vea" atpiv Xoifids Kara/3d<7K£rcu, epya be Trayvri* Call. 
 
 Dian. 125. SYN. Borov, e?woV, KrTjpd. 
 KrfjcrXds, ov, 6, [(l)P. N. Ctesius ; (2) adj. dans possessiones,] (1) the father of 
 
 Eumaeus; (2) giving property. KrriaXds 'OpfxevXbrjs, eirXeUeXos aQdvaTotaiv. 
 
 o. 413. 
 Krijffis, s(i)s, r/, subst. [possessio,] possession, inheritance. Ae£aro, yrfpuxTral be 
 
 bia KTrjiriv baTEOVTo. E. 15S. SYN. See Krfjjuia.. 
 %TrjT6s,r} t ov, adj. [qui quaeri potest, quaesitus, emptus,] capable of being ac- 
 quired, procurable, procured, bought. Krrjrdv (dXotov pspos korXv. Hipp. 
 
 1289. 
 KrXbeds, a, ov, adj. [viverrae sylvestris pelle seu corio confectus,] made of a 
 
 ferret's skin. KribErjv Kvverjv KE<puXrj<pXv eXovto. K. 458. 
 Krtgw, v. [condo, fabrico,] to found, to build. 2ot vXv enyovoi nrXaav, Phcen. 
 
 693. SYN. Ae/ucj, KarapTvu), tvoiew, oIkI^io. 
 KtXXos, ov, 0, subst. [aries,] a ram. Amos be, ktXXos &s, e7rX7r(oXe"irai art\as_ 
 
 avbpwv. r. 196. SYN. See Kptos. 
 KTXfiEvrj, rjs, f], P. N. [Ctimene,] the sister of Ulysses. Ovvckcl p avTrj 6pe\pev 
 
 apa K^rXfjiEvy tuvv 7re7r\a>. o. 362. 
 KrXaXs, Ecos, rj, subst. [fundatio, res,] a founding, a thing. Kov-pav ktXoiv y\ 
 
 T H rot teat b Kap-TEpos. Olymp. 13. 118. 
 Kr/orwjo, dpos, 6, subst. [conditor, incoia,] a founder, inhabitant, "lmd b' avrov 
 
 KTiGTop 'AaXabos ^dovos. Ion 74. SYN. 'Ap^yos. 
 KrXrrjs, ov, 6, et KTiru/p, 6, et /crlarris, subst. [incoia, conditor,] an inhabitant, 
 
 a settler. 'ImrXov r"Apyovs ktXtcii. Orest. l638. Syn. Oto/rwp. 
 KTvirrj/ua, tiros, to, et ktvttos, ov, 6, subst. [sonitus, strepitus,] a loud noise, a 
 
 clapping, a roar, a crash. 'E/iw Kapq. KTvn-rj/ud xfy° s oXddv. Androm. 1200. 
 
 See also Ipll. A. 438. SYN. Yoipos, 7jxos, bovtrds, fipd/uds, 7rdrdyds, 7rXdrd~ 
 
 yrj/jid, dpayfxos. EPITH. 'AXXaarov, alvdv, afitynrXrlii,, jpdpvybovxbv, afxepbd- 
 
 Xeov, podXov, TTsbapcxXov, 
 Ktvtteoj, v. [strepo, strepito,] to make a roaring noise, to resound. HrEyr) 
 
 irvKvdloXv EKTvirei bpd/j.r]fid(jXv. Med. 1177« SYN. ^Vo^eoj, bcviTEU), fipovrdu). 
 Kvddds, ov, 6, subst. [cyathus,] a cup, a measure containing two koyx as anc * 
 
 four pvcTTpa, a cupping-glass. 'A7ra£a7ra oxu, Kal KvdOois TrpoffKeifJiEvai. Pax 542. 
 
 SYN."E/C7ra^ud, 7r6ri]pXdv, KiaovjoXov. 
 Kvdfxos, ov, 6, subst. [faba, calculus,] a bean, a vote, a ballot. 'tiziaKoiros 
 
 i]K(o bevpo, rw Kvd/J(0 Xa^wy. Aves 1022. SYN. ^Vf/cpos. 
 Kvd/jiOTpu)^, (bybs, 6, subst. [fabarum vorator,] a bean-eater, "AypoiKds 6pyi)v, 
 
 Kvdfxorpu)^, dfcjOo^oAoy. Equit. 41. 
 KvavatyXs, Xbds, f], adj. [nigram ac formidabilem gestans aegida,] having a black 
 
 or awful shield. KvavatyXs ev opfva kv&ogovtX o\. Olymp. 13. 100. 
 Kvava/jurvZ, vkos, adj. [coeruleum habens redimiculum,] adorned with a dark- 
 
 hued fillet. ArjXov ETifiaaev Kvavafnrvnci ^?ul(3os 'A7ro\\wv. Theocr. 17- 6*7 • 
 T^vdvavyfjs, eos, adj. [coeruleus,] sky-bright. 'AspXa Kal okotXcl ye. kcu Kvdvavyia, 
 
 Aves 1389. 
 Kvave fxfidXos, ov, b et »/, adj. [coeruleum rostrum habeir,] having a blue beak. 
 
 Ylpdjpais KvaveyfioXoi-aXv . Eur. Electr. 436. 
 KvavEds, 7, a, ov, adj. [coeruleus,] dark blue, dusky. Avpais eXiaawv, Kvdveav 
 
 dXa o-Tpe(j)et. Iph. T. 7« SYN. KvdvavyrfS, Kvavoeibijs, Kuaroxpbds, yXavKos, 
 
 fjieXds, XdetbijS. 
 
 1 Kr-fjuea is liere a spondee. 
 
 2 The first syllable of Kvdveos is necessarily loyig in the Epic poets ; it is long also in the | 
 choral odes of Euripides ; but short in Iambic verse, and Pers. 83. where the true reading is 
 that adopted by Blomf. Kvavovv 8' ofi/xaaX Aewrirwv. 
 
 
KYAN KYAI 511 
 
 Kvdvoeibrjs, ids, adj. [coeruleus,] dark-looking. Kvdvdeibes aji<p vbwp. Helen. 
 
 179. 
 Kvavu7re£a, rjs, r), adj. [nigros aut coeruleos pedes habens,] having black, blue, 
 
 or azure feet. KaX>)v, KvdroTrecldv, evfyoov' avrdp lir avrfj. A. 628. 
 "Kvdvorrpwpeids, et Kvai'owpwpds, ev, 6 et r), adj. [nigram proram habens,] dark- 
 
 prowed. Kvudr' drdp rds Tzevre veas icvdvowpwpeiovs. y. 299- See also 
 
 Y. 858. 
 KvavoiTTepds, ov, 6 et f}, adj. [alas coeruleas seu nigras habens,] dark-winged. 
 
 Kvavonripos opvXs eiQ' e"u]v. Androm. 854. 
 Kvdvus, oil vel ov, 6, subst. [color coeruleus, vel nigricans,] a dark kind of metal, 
 
 probably dark blue steel. Tov §' i\roi beicd olfxot laav f.ieXdvos kvuvoio. A. 24. 
 KvdvoaroXds, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [coerulea veste amictus,] dark-robed. "Eyped, 
 
 beiXala KvdvooToXe. Bion 1 . 4. SYN. MtXdv el fjiuv, fieXdfjnr^TrXds, yutXayyJrwv. 
 Kvavo(ppvs, vos, 6 et 7], adj. [nigram habens supercilium,] having dark eyebrows. 
 
 Trjvav rav Kvavotypvv epwrXbd, rds iro^ EKvioQr). Theocr. 4. 5Q. 
 Kvavd\airris, ov, 6, adj. [qui est nigris setis,] black-haired, having azure locks. 
 
 Tavpovs 7ra^fxtXavas 'Evoaixdovt Kvavbyairrj. y. 6. SYN. MeXavodpi£. 
 Kvavoxpdds, ov, et Kvayo\pws , wtos, 6, Kvavo\pior6s, ov, adj. [qui cyani colore 
 
 est,] dark-colored. Kvdvdxpdd re kvjjlcltojv. Helen. 1501. See also Phoen. 
 
 317- 
 Kvavu>7rXs, Xbds, //, et Kvavu)Tvr)s, ov, adj. [coeruleo aspectu,] black-eyed. Kv/m 
 
 fxeya poyQei KvdvujTrXbos 'Afjtyirpirrjs. fx. 60. 
 Kvfibd, adj. [inclinato capite,] with the head bent down. Ildpd to v 'Ay via, 
 
 Kvfib' iypnevr} rfjs bd(j)vrjs. Thesm. 489' 
 KvfieXr], et Kvfty'i(3r], rjs, t], P. N. [Cybele,] the mother of the gods. Aiaroivd 
 
 KvfieXr), oTpovde, ^Tjrep KXeoKptrov. Aves 876. See also Anacr. 13. 1. SYN. 
 
 See 'Pea. 
 Kvpepvau), v. [guberno,] to pilot, to steer, to govern. Kara Kvftepvciv avrdv 
 
 euvtC). tovtiov yovv ovvekcl tvo.vt(i)v. Equit. 544. SYN. Ai£7roj, Wvvio, olaKo- 
 
 GTp6(f)£(t), irpvTavevio, dyw, dp^oj. 
 Kvfiepvrjais, ews, rj, subst. [gubernatio,] steering, rule. YtdXX-wv KvPepvaaXes. 
 
 Pvth. 10. 112. SYN. Ota£, evTafta. 
 Kvfiepvrirrip, ijpos, et Kv(jepvr]Ti]S, ov, o, subst. [gubernator,] a pilot. Obyixpfyair}- 
 
 Keaai Kv(oepvr)T7}pls eaaXv. 6. 557. SYN. EvdvvTtjp, evdvvrtjs, olaKofrrpotyds, eirt' 
 
 ffTarrjs, vaos ttoi/utjv. EPITH. Kebvos, adipos, kclkos, dvirvos. 
 Kvflevu), v. [tesseris ludo,] to piay at dice, to gamble. Ovbe KvfievovoXv dp* 
 
 &pdpoj7roi. b. TrlpX tov yap tovto noXr\aei\ Eccles. 6j3. SYN. Kivbvvei/to, kv(3ov 
 
 piTTTlO, 7T€TTeV(jJ. 
 
 Krfififa, vid. KvfieXrj. 
 
 KvfittjTdh), v. [praecipito me velut in aquam,] to dive head foremost, to 
 
 tumble. Oi Kara KaXd pledpd KvfiiaTwv evdd kuX evdd. <1>. 354. SYN. 
 
 Ai/tttw. 
 Kvfii<TTr)rrjp, rjpds, b, subst. [(l) urinator, (2) saltator,] a diver, a tumbler. 
 
 Hvkvovs KvftiaTi]Tr)pds eKvivevKOTas. Phoan. 1 1 67- SYN. 'ApvevTrjp, (2) op^rjarrji. 
 Kvfids, ov, 6, subst. [cubus, alea, aleae lusus,] a die, chance, gambling. Me- 
 
 AdyiTrTros* tpyov b y kv Kvfiois"Apt}s KpXvei. Sept. Theb. 410. 
 Kvba^u), v. [convitior, maledico,] to inveigh against. T H tzIttov, i) /idXd br) /ue 
 
 KdKy tKvbdacdo fxvQ^. A poll. 1. 1337- SYN. Aoibopiw, vftpiZu), bvafri /jeu>, 
 
 KdKOU). 
 
 Kvbaivu, v. [celebro, decoro,] to honor, to exalt. 'Ev /utydXw dbuT^ ukIovt6 
 Tt, Kvbaivov re. E. 448. SYN. Ao^a<£w, tmiiXeiio, yepaipu), rXfiaio. 
 
 KvbdXXfids, vv, adj. [gloriosus,] glorious. 'AW dy' oiarevaov MtvtXaov Kvbd- 
 XXfxoto. A. 100. SYN. Ivvetos, evbo£6s, ev7rpt7n)s, tij-uos, KvbXj.tos, Kvbpvs, 
 Kebvds. 
 
 KvbXdveipd, r/, adj. [honestans viros,] man-ennobling. Ov fjiev yap nor oirwird 
 paxy * vX wbXdveipr]. Z. 124. 
 
 KvbXdu), v. [glorior,] to be proud or to exult in. Kvbx&wv, 6tX irdat fxiHirplKtv 
 
512 KTAI KYKA 
 
 rjpuieffffly. B. 579* SYN. TavpXcao, avx^ } aflpvvdfxai. PHR. '1fciribo%tiv dpeor- 
 
 0cu Kvbos. 
 Ku§t//ds, Kvbvbs, Kvbpos, 17, ov, KvbaXi/jids, 6v, comp. Kvbttov, superl. a substan- 
 
 tivo Kvbos, (ut e^dlcjv, eyj^tords, ab e-%Qos\ KaXXicov, kclXXkttos, a KctXXos,. et 
 
 muita alia, ejusdem generis,) adj. [gloriosus, venerandus,] glorious, noble, 
 
 boastful, 'fls af.i e7ros te KaX epyov e/uyjbeTO KvbXpos 'Eppirjs. H. Merc. 46'. See 
 
 also Hes. Op. 256. X. 579. Alcest. 981. et A. 122. 
 Ki/StWq, tjs, r/, P. N. [Cydippe,] Cydippe. Tpa/jifidrd, Kvbi7r7rrjv oaa eqeovgX Ka- 
 
 Xyv. Call. fr. 101. 
 JLvbtaros, et KvbTiov, vid. KvbXfdbs. 
 Kyboibd-rraw, et Kuboifiew, v. [tumultuor,] to make a bustling noise. Qvbev 
 
 opdws, dXX' avta te Kal kcltm Kvbotbo7rq.v* Nub. 6l6. See also O. 136. SyN. 
 
 Qopvfieuj, rapacraut, avvTapaoGto. 
 Kvboijjos, ov, 6, subst. [turba, tumultus,] a tumult, din. Uo't %PV fior\Qeiv ; 7rot 
 
 Kvboi/uov ejufiaXeiv ; Acharn. 573. SYN. Sopvjjos, rapd^rj, TroXefids. EpiTH. 
 
 'Avaibrjs, aiftdrdets, afxaifxaKETds, apyaXeos, jodpvs, baicpvdeis, betvos, bvaiciXabos, 
 
 GafJEvrjs, oXbos, 7roAv^>Xoto-/3os, ttoXlocov^os, orvyepos. 
 Kvbos, eos, to, subst. [gloria, decus,] glory, boast. "Os pix napa KpovXwvX kcl- 
 
 diciero, Kvbei yaiwv. A, 405. SYN. Ao£d, kXeos, tyflfAr), bvvd/jiXs, yavpos. EPITH. 
 
 Afipbv, ayXdbv, aaitErbv, dyy)pdbv, koXXXvikov, fxiyd, ev(>v, vzeprspoy. 
 KvbiovZs, tav, ol, P. N. [Cydoues,] a nation of Crete. See in 'Ereotcpfj-es. 
 KvbiovXxbs, et KvbwvXbs, 6v, adj. [Cydonius,] Cydonian. 'EaBXov avv MoiaaiaX 
 
 KvbuvXicdv evpdfies dvbpd. Theocr. f. 12. See also Acharn. 1198. 
 Kveto, 1 v. [(1) pario, (2) in utero gesto,] to bear, to be pregnant. 'EijeYe', dSp?- 
 
 rt]V t /3jU£0ds rjfiXbvov KVEOvadv. Y. 26*6. See also T. 117- 
 KvZXkos, ov, fi, P. N. [Cyzicum,] a town in Mysia ; also Kv£Xkos, 6, Cyzicus, 
 
 a hero who gave his name to tiie island. Kv&kov, kv KovXtjaX Kal cu/zdrt 7re7r- 
 
 r»?wra. Apoll. 1056. 
 Kvdepetd, et KvQripr], rjs, ?/, P. N. [Cytherea,] Venus. 'ApfipbaXu), o'la> weo evctte- 
 
 <j>avos Kvdepeid. a. 192. See also Theoer. 30. 16. SYN. See^Atypdbirt]. 
 Kvdtjpd, (ov, tci, et gen. antiq. KvdnpbQev, P. N. [Cythera,] an island on the 
 
 south of Laconia, containing a city of the same name. See Damm. in P. R. 
 
 '12 iroTvXd, Kv-rrpov Kal Kvdijptov Kal Watyov. Lysistr. 833. 
 K.vdr'ipios, ov, adj. [Cytherius,] of Cythera. ^Kavbeiav b' dpd bSJKe KvdrjpXw 
 
 'AntyXbafxavrX. K. 268. 
 Kvdijpodev, vid. KvOrjpd. 
 KvKdpdio, et KVKdoj, v. [misceo, turbo,] to mix, to disturb, to confound. See 
 
 in KotfcuXXw : see also Equit. 862. SYN. 'Aycu'ikaw, rdpaaffto. 
 Kvkemv, u>vbs, acc. E&va, eiui et ew, o, subst. [miscellanea potio,] a mixture, a 
 
 refreshment. Ovk, et ye kvkZ&v ettXtcXols ^Xr)^ovtav, Pax 712. SYN. Kpa- 
 
 aXs. 
 KvKrjdpdv, ov, to, subst. [rutrum, turbator,] a ladle, a turbulent fellow. Kat 
 
 KvKYjQpov, Kal Tctpaicrpdv. Pax 653. 
 KvKr)aXTE^>pds, ov, 6 et yj, adj. [miscens seu confundens cinerem,] mixing ashes, 
 
 a quack, a scavenger. KpdrovaX KvKr)(7iT£<ppov. Ran. 7W. 
 KvfcXds, 2 dbos, /;, adj. [circularis,] encircling. Kv/cXd§d$ EiroiKY}aovaX vrjvaias 
 
 TrdXets. Ion 1583. 
 KvkXeu), et kvkXcvu), v. [verso, duco vel rota veho,] to turn, to convey in a 
 
 chariot, to go in a circle. 'EXlaawv kvkXcI xOdvci ; Orest. 1374. Syn. Irpt^w. 
 KvKXXdbibaoKdXds, ov, 6, subst. [poeta dithyrambicus,] a teacher or composer 
 
 of dithyrambs, Tavrl ttETroXriKas top KvuXXoblbaaKaXov. Aves 1403. SYN. 
 
 At QvpajjifibTT oids. 
 KvkXXos et kvkXXkos, 6v, adj. [(l) orbiculatus,] (2) circurnforaneus ? ] circular, 
 
 1 Kt5», gravidam reddo, cf. Herm. de -<Esch. Danaid. 
 
 a In the plural, KuK\c£5e? is tlie name of that group of islands which surround Delos. ArjKov 
 ' KVK\uaavTO, koX ovvo/xa Kv/cAo5<s elalv, Dionys. 526. 
 
KTKA KTAI 513 
 
 belonging to the stage, circling. Tos v/xerepas, kvkXXo te iroXXd ko\ KdXd. 
 
 Aves 918. See also Call. Ep. 30. Syn. KvKXdTeprjs, eyicvfcXXos. 
 KvicXofidpew, v. [Cyclobori inodo clamoribus obtundo,] to declaim like the 
 
 mountain torrent Cycloborus in Attica. KaKvicXofidpei, tca-n-Xwev war dXtyov 
 
 itavv. Acharn. 381. 
 KvicXdfidpds, ov, 6, subst. [circulator,] a juggler. Kekpukttjs, KvuXofidpov ^naryjv 
 
 EX U)V ' Equit. 137* 
 KvkXos, ov, plur. kvkXoi, ol, et kvkXo, tu, subst. [circuius, orbis,] a circle, a 
 
 revolution. Ki)dw yap elXicrao/jiedd -n-ay^aXKots o7cXois. Orest. 438. Syn. 
 
 Tpoyos, KpXKos. EPITH. 'Eptyeyyris, evtyeyyqs, evXovoXos, Boos, devKEGXds, Xeco- 
 
 (jtdpos, ttoitjtos, (pdeotyopos, evnayrjs, hoXXos, TTTEpXtos, evtv^s, evrpo^os, travae- 
 
 Xrjvos, (J)aEd(jjp, yopyu>\p, Kapirlfxos. 
 KvtcXoae, adv. [in orbem,] in a circle. KvtcXoa, dtyap bs te Ikjjius e/jtj, hvvet hi 
 
 r dXoi(j)ri. P. 392. SYN. Hipit,, kvkXo). 
 KvicXdT£pi)s, eos, 6, 1), adj. [quasi tornando rotundus factus,] rounded. Avtov 
 
 kvkXotepovs ovtos, opdal TtavTdyji. Aves 1008. SYN. See KvfcAtos'. 
 KvxXdw, v. [(l)cingo, (2) in orbem ago,] to encircle, to drive in a circle, 
 
 to enclose, to whirl round. Ovtu) ku/cXwo-w baXov kv tydeatyopw. Cycl. 46l. 
 
 SYN. 'AvaKVKXdu), TTEplfiaXXb), irEpL^CjvvvfjX, a/j&XfiaXXu), ar£(j)dvd(i), afxiriaypiiaij 
 
 <TTE(j)W. 
 
 KvcXoofxa, dros, to, subst. [orbis rotundus, rota,] a circuit, a circumference, 
 a wheel, a drum. Xe7/>es he. ko\ kwX\ ws kvkXiojjl '\liovos. Phoen. 1201. Syn. 
 YlipifidXi'i. 
 
 HvkXwttXos, KvKXujTretos, a, ov, et KvkXiottis, Xbos, ij, adj. [Cyclopias,] of the 
 Cyclops, Cyclopian. KvkXiottiiov -novov xlpCbv ; Iph. A. 1500. See also 
 Here. F. 15. and Iph. T. 845. 
 
 Kvk^wtos, ij, or, adj. [orbicularis,] circular. HaKet, kvkXwtuj autfidTos npofiXy- 
 fjarl. Sept. Theb. 536. Syn. EvkvkXos, kvkXXos, KvicXofepfa. 
 
 KvKXwxp, wnds, o, P. N. [Cyclops,] Cyclops, a one-eyed monster. The Cyclops 
 were a nation of monsters, who were fabled to dwell in Sicily, and to be the 
 workmen of Vulcan. See Odyss. I. and Virg. Mn. 3. Kreivto KvicXcoTras' teat 
 fxl drjreveiv ndrrip. Alcest. 6. EPITH.^Ayptos, /ioi'wi^, avhpotyayos, fiEydXrjTtop, 
 aQefuoTos, inreptyXdXds, nlXiop, ddefiiaTid elbios, fih'os cicyeros, AUtvos firjXo- 
 rdfids, ^evojv haiTv/awv, dvooXos, ye.vvalos, Airraids, hvcraEJjijs, o\dos, Kpuipos, 
 <pdvXos, tb/jofipios, opeiftdTrjs, dvaib>)s, v7TEprjvopeu)r, j(0dvXos. PHR. Tektiov &Xos 
 irvpos, virepfiidv tfrop tywr. See Call. 3. 51. 
 
 KvKvetos, a, ov, adj. [cvgneus,] of a swan. .Kvavetdv, evdd kvkvos fuXwbds. 
 Iph. T. 1105. 
 
 Kvtcvdfxop(j)ds, ov, o et r/, adj. [eyeni speciem habens,] like a swan. Tpels kvk- 
 
 VO/JL0p(p0l, K01VOV O/Jfi' €KTr)fIEVOl. P. V. 820. 
 
 KvKvoTTTepds, qv, 6 et //, adj. [eyeni pennas habens,] swan-winged. KtiKvoirre- 
 
 pov KaXXdffvvas. Orest. 1383. 
 * Kvkvos, ov, b, (1) subst. (2) also P. N. [(l) cycnus, (2) Cycnus,] (1) a swan. 
 
 (2) Cycnus. See in Kvtcteidt, and Hes. Scut. 57- Epith. (1) AdXXxav- 
 
 \V v t 7rora/itos, 7ro\to)(pws, bpvlsf ^toi-ox/ows, VX^-Tifs, bnvXtxobetpds, XXyvpds, 
 
 Xiyv(j)Ooyyos, noTdfxXos, ^.Tpv/novXos, fiavTiiroXos, (2) 'AprjTXubrjs, fxtydBvpos, 
 
 dfivpo>v, 'nnrobdfios, evfj.E\Xt]s, vTrtppio;. 
 KvXivhih), KvXlvhu), et kuXiu), v. [voluto, volvo,] to roll, to impend upon. 
 
 'EKvXivbovfurjv 'iktlvov xbu)v. Aves 502. See also Vesp. 490. and Theocr. 24. 
 
 17. SYN. 'A7rdKvXivb£U), dTTOKvXiti), iKKvXivbofJiai, dvlXiaao), EnXfepofiui. 
 KvXirbpds, ov, o, subst. [cylindrus,] a roller. 'H S'tl^ip, &otH KvXivbpds, (tte- 
 
 rpex* kvjjoti \a/5pw. A poll. 2. 59t). 
 KvXi};, Xkos, y, subst. [calix,] a cup, a tumbler. Z^im tx F<9 kvXXxwv. Troad. 
 
 822. SYN. UdrijpXov, eaw/id, bE-rrds. EPITH.^AKp^ros, ftdde.td, irepXtytpiis. 
 KvXfx^dv, ov, to, et KvXXxvrj, ?/, dimin. a praeced. [pocillum,] a little cup. 'EytJ 
 
 he KvXixvXov te ffoi, Kat (jjapfjidKov hibiofii. Equit. 906. Syn. KdrvXifftcXdv. 
 Ki)Xtw, vid. Ki/Xivbeut. 
 
 Pros. Ltx. 3 T 
 
514 KYAA KYNA 
 
 KvXkfivri, r)s, //, P.N. [Cyliene,] (l)a mountain in Arcadia, (2) a city of the 
 Epeans. See Da mm. Kv\Xi)vr}v opduts, drli) ^a, "EjjfiaXe kvXXtj. Equit. 
 10S3. EPITH. HibyotCTinrbs, Trerputa. 
 
 KvhXyvws, by, adj. [Cyllenius,] of Cyliene. 'Epjurjs be xpv^as KvXXrjvXbs £$- 
 KoKeiro. to. 1. 
 
 KvXXbs, >), o^, adj. [claudus, cnrtus,] lame, maimed. See in KvXXfiyrj. Syn. 
 XwXos. 
 
 KvXXoVochW, o» os, 6, adj. [claudus pedes,] lame-footed. XaX/ceo>, oy p av-os 
 7roif}adrb KvX\b7rbbtwy. £. 37 1 • 
 
 K&Xot&da;, v. [sum tumentibus oculis,] to have swoln eyes, as a sign of vehe- 
 ment love. Ttju x € ~ l P' " (V ^ tovto bpys KvXoibXciy dvdyKrj. Lysistr. 472. 
 
 Kvjua, drbs, ro, subst. [(l)fluctus; (2) item, foetus uteri,] (1) a wave, (2) a 
 foetus, an offspring. IIoXXois biavXois KVfxdrwv <pbpovfjiEvbs. Hec. 2.9. 
 SYN. (1) Toi), adXbr, olhpix, (2) ybvi), etcybvbv. EPITH. (l) Uovriby, Xepbv, 
 fiapvfipbjuibv, dXXby, oXeGoXov, vypov, OdXaaaXby, bewbv, fAEyd, cixLoppby, 
 twaafjvrlpbVf KeXanbv, Xafipoy, /AeXav, iraXippbdtbv, Tropcbvptbv, pbdXby, aXcyei- 
 rbv, p.atcpbv, it d~(f>Xci cb v , TtlXdjpXbv, TpbtyoEV, Koxpbv, arpvyeroy, dXiK-VTtbv, dvz- 
 fxorpe(pes, j3d0v, ofipXpby, 6%v, nwpbv, aKpoKeXaiituv, TpXyaXby. PtlR. See A. 
 422. and H«ipp/l220. 
 
 Kvfiad'u), et KVfiah'bjuiai, v. [fluctuo et ferveo, turgeo,] to swell, to rage, 
 to foam, to expand. Ue/xireL yeyutva ZrjvX Kv/aaivoyr enr]. Sept. Theb. 
 439. SYN. IdXevto, rdpciTTOfiai, j^eifiaCbfiai, flpdcrffio, bbveb), TrXrjfjfivph), ett- 
 KVfiaiyw. 
 
 * KvfidrXas, ov, adj. [fluctuosus,] full of waves. kXare-fivovad rcbpov Kv/udrXdv 
 bplget. yEsch. Suppi. 555. 
 
 Kvfxdrbayi]s f ebs, adj. [veluti fluctus frangens/J breaking like waves. Aetvat 
 icvjiidrbayeTs. CE. C. 1243. 
 
 KvfiaToirXi)!;, fjybs, adj. [fluctibus pulsatus,] wave-beaten. Kv/*a-o7rX>)£ x €l ~ 
 jilpXa uXoveiTai. CE. C. 1241. 
 
 *KvjiaTO(j)0bpbs, by, adj. [fluctibus deperditus,] wave-worn. 'Opw y ev clktois 
 vbfjiaba Kv/jdrocpSbpby. Eur. fr. Polyid. 1. 2. 
 
 Kvfjfiaxbs, by, (1) adj. et (2) ov, 6, subst. [(t) pronus in caput; (2) supe- 
 rior galeae pars convexa,] (I) headlong; (2) the skull-pieee of a helmet. 
 Kv/jpaxbs ey KbyirjaXy enl fipexfAW re xaX wjuovs. E. 5&6. SYN. Uprjt'ijs, Trpb- 
 
 7TET1JS. 
 
 Kvfifir), rjs, ?/, subst. [eymba, poculum,] a small boat, a goblet. *H KvfifiaiaX 
 
 ravtrrbXels xQova ; Soph. fr. Androm. 2. SYN. ^Kd(j)XbXby, cudtybs, ayebXn, 
 
 KVTteXXbv, Kvtybs. 
 Kv/jLLibXs, Ews vel Xbbs, 6, subst. [nocturnus accipiter,] the great horned owl. 
 
 JfLepxvrjs, TpX6px*)s> yv\p 3 KvfxtvbXs, aeros. Aves 11S1. SYN. XaX^/s. 
 Kvfiivby, ov, to, subst. [cumin um 9 herba et semen,] cummin, j^iie herb and 
 
 its seed. See in 'ETure^urw. 
 KvfjitybTrpiarTbiiapbaiJioyXvQbs, ov, 6, [vox ab Aristophane conficta, " scrupulo- 
 
 sus et sordidus cumini sector et nasturtii scalptor." Brunck.] a cumniin- 
 
 cutter and scraper of cardamum, a skin-flint. KaXXws Kvj.uyb7rpioTbkapbd/u6- 
 
 yXvtyos. Vesp. 1357* 
 Kvfubbeyjjuov, bvbs, adj. [undas excipiens,] receiving the waves. 'Hfiels juev 
 
 o.ktT]S Kv/Jtobey/jibyos 7reXds. Hipp. 1168. 
 KvfxbbbKrj, et Kv^bdbr], rjs, ^, P. N. [Cymodoce and Cymothoe,] the names of 
 
 two of the Nereids. "Ev&' dp ek\v VXaviaj re, OdXetct te, Y^v^bbburj re. 2, 39. 
 
 See also 2. 41. 
 Kvyayia, Dor. et Attic, pro KvyriyXa, as, ?/, subst. [venatio, venatus,] hunting, 
 
 a hunt. Tjf arj 7rpbdvfxbs els obov KvyayXa. Aj. v Fl. 37 '. SYN.^Aypev/za. 
 * Kijyaybs, ov, 6 et r/. See KvyayErrjs. 
 KviayETEco, v. [venor,]to lead on dogs, to hunt. ITaXai KvpayETOvvrd kcli /ule- 
 
 TpovpLEybv. Aj. Fl. 5. SYN. Aypevw. 
 KvyayETrjs, et Kvvaybs, ov, 6, subst. [venator,] a huntsman. "A-n-ayr tpev- 
 
KYNA KYNO 515 
 
 vwv to~ix& v > **> s ^payerrjs. Hec. 1156. See also Phcen. 1185. SYN.'Aypev- 
 
 riif>. 1 
 Ki/WiXa>«r/£, ekos, 6, subst. [eanivulpes,] a fox-dog, a cunning fellow. Ylws b>) 
 
 Tpifjprjs tori Kvi'a\(virri£' t b. bvojs ; Equit. 10/3. 
 Kvvea, as, ?j, et conlr. nvvij, i)s, subst. [galea,] a helmet, (properly) covered with 
 
 a dog's skin. Kvveas deploy, KcnrbKavXtgwi' £v\a). Eur. Suppl. 727. See Ly- 
 
 sistr. 751. SYN. See Kopvs. EPITH. 'A/jijHcjiaXbs, Terpd<pdXr)pos, betrt), cvXofds, 
 
 baibdXea, evrvKrbs, ^aXcr/piis, 'nnrdko/uus, Iwirdbaaeid, imrovpXs, KaXij, Xbcpbeccrd, 
 
 TETpcKbdXds ^pvaeia, 7rdy^aX^os, aXbcpbs, u^XttoXXs, atyaXos, et^aXkos, Krlbeij, 
 
 pivov Troir}Ti), Tavpeit), ^aXKOTrdpyos, alyelrj. 
 Kvvebs, et Kvvetds, a, ov, adj. [caninus,] canine, impudent. TerXalrj, kvvIos 
 
 nip ewv, els wTca Xbeadai. 1. 373. See also Equit. \3$6. SYN. 'At>aibris. 
 Ki/cew, v. [osculor,] to fawn like a dog, to kiss. Kru tcvveov aya7ra£ufjih'oi 
 
 keaakiiv re xaX tofiovs. tt>. 224. SYN. K#w, <pXXeio, TrpoGKvvtis), aaivio. 
 Kvyfj, ys, vid. Kvrta. 
 
 KvvTiyeaXbv, ov, to, subst. [societas venatica, instrumenta venatica,] the hunts- 
 men, a hunting train. TX KvvriyeaXuv kcli ctoi /aeXerr]; Hipp. 224. 
 Kvi'rjbov, adv. [more canino,] like a dog. 'Ecrc1>ot7w cV es Tovirraiuov Xi]aei ae 
 
 Kvvybbv. Equit. 1033. 
 KvvrfKdaXa, as, %, subst. [incitalio canum,] the art of urging on dogs. Kate 
 
 KvprjXda'irji' re nat evaTbyXiii' ebtbafias. Call. 3. 207. SYN. KiJrayia, aypeaia. 
 KvvOtos, a, dv, et KvvdXas, abbs, ?/, adj. [Cynthius,] of Cynthus, Cynthian. 
 
 'A vdpd KvvOWv oyftov oUei. Iph. T. 1099. See also Call. Ep. 72. 
 KvvObs, ov, 6, P. N. [Cynthus,] a mountain in the island of Cynthus. KXu - 
 
 delaa npos KvrGov bpos h'pavarj evX vr/aa). Horn. Apoli. 20. 
 KvvXbXbv, ov, to, et KvviaKT], Tjs, //, subst. [canieulus,] a little dog or bitch. 
 
 KvvicTKrj is also a proper name. [Cynisca,] Cynisca. Theoer. 14. 8. 'A^t- 
 
 bbro <p{ivas Kvvtbiov HepifXcoy. Acharn. 542. See also Ran. 1402. 
 KvvobpofjXa, as, y, subst. [canum cursus,] a chase with dogs. Notrcjtf Kvvobpb- 
 
 fxXrjs, tvaroi Qbbv ap/jd (jjepwaX. Call. 3. 106. 
 Kvpddapartis, ebs, et Kvvodpdovs, eld, v, adj. [canina impudentia insignisj] impu- 
 dent as a dog. 'Qpdbs aveara b irvppbs' tcV <bs dypXos, Kvrbdupaijs. Theoer. 15. 
 
 53. See also ^Esch. Suppl. 766. 
 KvvdtcttydXds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [caninum habens caput,] dog-headed. Ki/ros 
 
 fibpav crirovfjievos fJ-ci^et ov tcvvoKefaXM. 7, Equit. 41 6. 
 KvvokXokos, ov, o, subst. [qui canem furatur,] a dog-stealer. Bvvbelre radius 
 
 tovtovI top Kvi'dfcXonov. Ran. 605. 
 KvvdtcoTreu), v. [ut canem ferio,] to flog a person like a dog. KvjokcW/ctw aov 
 
 to vojtov. Equit. 289« 
 Ktfpo/uvid, quas et scribilur Kvvdfxvid, as, y, subst. [musca valde impudens,] 
 
 a dog-fly, very impudent. See Damm. Kal 6' aW >y Kvronvui dyei fipdrit- 
 
 Xoiybp"Apy]d. <I>. 421. 
 
 Kvi'6paLnTr\s, ov, b, subst. [ricinus,] a tike, vermin. "EvOa kvwv kcIt* "Apybs 
 ePi7rXeios Kvvdpaiffreojy. p. 300. 
 
 Kvt'bcrfiarbs, ov, ?/, subst. [rubus caninus,] the dog-thorn. 'AXV ov au^u/3\?;r' 
 evrX KbroaftuTos ovb 1 avefxuva. Theoer. 5. 92. 
 
 Mvvbs, ov, i], P. N. [Cynus,] a city of the Locrians. See in KaXXXdpbs. 
 
 Kvvbaovpd, as, et KvvbaovpXs, Xbbs, ?;, subst. [(l)Canis cauda ; (2) Ursa minor, 
 Cynosura; (3) nomen Lnconicae canis,] a dog's tail; the constellation of the 
 lesser Bear, Cynosura; the name of a Spartan bitch. Iireipr) 6' kv Kitrbaovpa 
 Kdprj exeX' >/ be Kor' a{/n/i>. Arat.52. See also Call. 3. 94. 
 
 "' eraditiss. Blomf. Sept. Theb. 42. 
 u The metre here requires the penult, of Kwoiu<pa\os to be long: but the passage is mani- 
 festly corrupt, and is not improved by Brunck, who proposes ^ctxet ffu *y« uvi'OKic\>aKcf>, since 
 the foot immediately preceding tbe catalectic syllable must be an iambus. Is the true reading 
 elicited by omitting ov arid subjoining 7c which ibe sense seems to require, to k vvoKftpaXep ? at 
 least tbe metre will be preserved, and the penult, of KwoKi<pa.Aos sbort according to its analogy. 
 I — M«X €t KvvoKe<pd\({> 7e ; 
 
516 KYNO KITH 
 
 KvyoairapaKTos, ov, adj. [a canibus discerptus,] torn by dogs. KvvocrirdpaKrov 
 
 autfid UoXvvei kovs zti. Antig. 1198. 
 Kvvocf>piov, bvds, adj. [impudens,] having a dog's mind, impudent. Tlveorff 
 
 a Kvvotypwv V7TPU). Choeph. 6il. SYN. 'Avaibr)s, KvvoOaparjs, KvvoQpdavs, kv- 
 
 VMTTIJS. 
 
 Kvvreposy KvvTards, rj, ov, comp. et superl. a kvuv, [impudentior, impudentissi- 
 
 mus, deterrimus,] more and most impudent, or dreadful. Ov yap tl 
 
 orvyeprj ettX yaarepX Kvvrepov dXXb. rj. 2l6. See also Eur. Suppl. 817. SYN. 
 
 Aeivdrdrds. 
 Kvvtonris, ov, b, et kvvojttis, xbos, ?/, adj. [caninum habens vultum ; impudens,] 
 
 dog-faced, impudent. Ti/Jtp apvvfi'ivoi McveXaa) aoi re, KvyCjira, A. 159. See 
 
 also Orest. 254. SYN. Kvvotypwv, dvaibrjs, Kvvodaparjs, KvvoOpdovs. 
 Kvnapiaarieis, ijcvtos, fj, P. N. [Cyparisseis,] Nestor's city near Pylos. Ke« 
 
 K.v7Tapta(rfiei>Ta, tcaX 'Ayu^tytreictv ivatov. B. 593. 
 KinrdpirroXvbs, ov, adj. [e cypresso factus,] made of cypress. KXivd/jevos 
 
 ora0/iw Kvirapioolvu), ov ttote tektwv. p. 340. 
 Kv7rapt(T(Tds, ov, y, subst. [eupressus,] a cypress-tree ; also P. N. a city in 
 
 Phocis. (See B. 5190 'Arrets itp/xovs Kvirdpiaaos. Eur. fr. Cretens. 2. 9» 
 
 EpiTH. Ei/wSjjs, dtcpdhtdfAOS, GKlepa, pdbXvi], TrjXeddujffd. 
 Kvn-eipds, ov, 6 vtl I], et Kvneipbv, ov, rb, subst. [cyperus ; junci odorati species,] 
 
 an odoriferous rush ; " a wild galangale," Dr. Jones. 'HXd^xeaQd bid tcvneipov. 
 
 Ran, 243. Syn. 'Ep^eis, fiddvs. 
 KvireXXov, ov, rb, subst. [poculum,] a cup. "Rvdd 0t\' oVraXea tcped ebfiEvaX, 
 
 i)bs KVTreWd. A. 345. SYN. AeTrds, itbrypXbv, maavfiXdv, Kvddos. EPITH. 
 
 Xpvaeov, xpvoeiov, ijbv, dfjftXviov. 
 KvnpXs, Xbds, ace. Xbd et Xv, ?/, P. N. [Venus,] the goddess of love ; also love. 
 
 Kvivpiv TrpdfidXXetv ciXX' o//ws elpijcerai. Hec. 803. SYN. See A(f>pdbirr]. 
 Kvwpoyevris, ids, 6 et ?/, et Kv7rpdytveid, as, >/, adj. [e Cypro ortus et orta,] 
 
 sprung from Cyprus. Kwrpoyevrj b\ ore yevrd ttoXvkXvgtij) evX Kv7rpco. Hes. 
 
 Theog. igg. See also Lysistr. 551. 
 Kv7rpds, ov, et ajitiq. gen. dOev, »/, P. N. [Cyprus,] an island hi the iEgean sea. 
 
 sacred to Veuus. *Es yf\v IvdXXav Kvrrpdv, ov p edecmXaev. Helen. 148. 
 
 EPITH. EvfcrXfieri], evubip, aiireld, yi'Efjtdeoad, 7re.pippvTos. PHR. See Bacch. 
 
 398. 
 Kv7rru£<t), v. [caput submilto, incumbo, immoror,] to stoop, to apply diligently, 
 
 to loiter. TlepX rds GKqyds irXeiarot KXeirrcu Kvirra^eiv Ka\ KaKoiroustv. Pax 731. 
 
 SYN. Atarp//3w, fxeXXio, juevw, evXavco, JDpdbvvio. 
 Kvttt(o, f. \^(o, perf. KsKvcpd, v. [pronus sum, cubo,] to bend, to stoop down. 
 
 KvxpuvTES enXopKovaXv vfids o\ fiporoi. Aves l609- SYN. 'EttXvvoj, KdrdtcvTrrot, 
 
 eirX~KXivii). 
 KvpfiavTEs, vid. KopvjjavTss. 
 
 KvpfidrrXa, as, >/, subst. [crista galli, tiara Persica,] the comb of a cock, a Per- 
 sian turban. \E7rt n"/s KeQdXrjs ti)v Kvpfidaiav t&v opvWiov fxovbv opd/jv. Aves 487* 
 Kvpfieis, 01 et al, subst. [(1) tabulae, in qua leges Attica? scriptac erant ; 
 
 (2) "tabula geographica, aut columna lapidea, calce oblita et sic picta." 
 
 Haelzlin. in loco infr, citat.] a tablet, on which the laws were inscribed at 
 
 Athens; a geographical chart or map. KvpflXds, ols eri ndaaX dbol teal Tteipdr 
 
 laaXv. Apoll. 4. 280. SYN. Id^is, an'jXri. 
 Kvpeo), v, [compos fio, obtingo,] to get, to reach. Kdicbv Kvpelv ti QpyxXw 
 
 (TTpdrevfjarX, Rhes. 742. SYN. See Kvpio. 
 Kvpr), fjs, /;, P. N. [Cyre,] the name of a fountain in Cyrene. Ot 5* ovmo 7r/)y^$ , 
 
 Kv|0>/s ebvvavTo TreXatrirai. Call. 2. 88. 
 Kvprjfiagb), v. [cornibus pugnare,] to strike or push with horns. *Hv & v7reK- 
 
 KXivrj yl bevpl, xpbs (tkeXos Kvpqjjdaei. Efjuit. 272. 
 KvprifiXdv, to, subst. [furfur,] bran. See in Eiwparqs. 
 
 Kvprjvalds, bv, adj. [Cyrenaius,] of Cyrene. Tov Kvpqi alov iralbd Xtyeis, vk 
 ifioL Call. Ep. 14. 2. See also Call. Ep. 22. 2. 
 
KYPH KYTH 51? 
 
 Kvpjjvri, 1 rjs, >/, P. N. [Cyrene,] the name of a nymph, also a town on the coast 
 of Africa so called from the nymph. Kvpi'jvri Trepdrcu tXs eXos ndpd Uyvetold. 
 Apoll. 2. 500. See also Call. 2-94. Epith. (1) 'Aypdrepa, xP va °9poi>ds, 
 (2) evbai/xojv, evirvpyos, i:d\vKapiroTaTrj. PHR. See Pyth. p. 11. 
 
 Kvplds, a, dv, adj. [auctoritatem tenens, ratus, praicipuus, proprius. Vid. 
 Dammii Lex. Pind. in v.] one who possesses right authority, controlling, 
 supreme, fixed, having a right. TJ!^' evddb' eiftt nvpXds ; Heracl. 263. 
 SYN. K-paretov, f]yE/ji(bv s Kapavos, Koipavos. 
 
 Kvoujjs, adv. [(1) more domini; (2) legitime; (3) proprie, fir miter,] authorita- 
 tively, validly, rightfully, firmly. Qevra icvpXus i^eiv. Agam. 171. Syn. 
 *E£ dvdyicrjs, avaytcalios, aTrXws. 
 
 Kvpitraoj, v. [arieto,] to butt with the horns. Nikw/jievoi 'Kvptaaov la^yphv yQovci. 
 Pers. 315. SYN. KopviTw, KEfid-lZu). 
 
 KvpK&vau), v. [tumultuor, moveo, turbo,] to excite a tumult, to disturb, to mix. 
 "OXedpov tXv y]fxiv KvpKarqv djUW(7y£7rws. Thesm. 429. SYN. Kikdw, Tdpdaaw, 
 Kit eu), avd fjiiyvvfCi. 
 
 Kvp/.ia, drds, to, subst. [praeda, captura,] booty, prey. 2o0i<r/*a, Kvpfid, rpififia, 
 TranrdXrjfA oXov. Aves 430. SYN."E\«p, Xeia, aypct, Xdcfwpa. 
 
 Kvpds, eos, to, subst. [caput rei, auetoritas, rata tides,] authority, ratification. 
 rioXXoij' virdpj-et Kvpos fj^ipa KaXtoP. Soph. Electr. 9^9- SYN. 'A£io,y*d, ttyvaXa, 
 
 Kvpo(v, v. [ratum facio,] to sanction, to confirm. Ylplu KEKvpibaBai afdyds. 
 
 Eur. Eleetr. 1069* SYN. Kdrdicvpow, (jE(3aid(o, e/nnEbdut. 
 KvpadvXos, 7, ov, 6, subs?, [puer, infans,] a boy, an infant. Kapv£ Zywv, u> Kvp- 
 
 adviE, va\ T& a Xtb. Lysistr. 983. SYN. rials, E^rjfios, VEarXas. 
 Kvprds, ri, bv, adj. [(l) curvus, (2) convexus,] crooked, gibbous, convex. 
 
 'EkvkXovto b\ wore to'£,6v, 1) Kvpros Tpd\6s. Bacch. 1055. SYN. "AyicvXds. 
 Kvprdw, v. [curvum reddo,] to bend, to curve. KvpTtoQev, Kpv\l>ev te Qeov, Q\r}- 
 
 ri)v te yvvaiKa. X. 243. 
 Kvpio, et Kvpo/jtat, f. Kupaw, v. [incido in aliquid,] to meet with, to encounter. 
 
 A.vtos te kuko'is TTJjfxdcri nvpaas. Androm. Il60. SYN. 'E7riKvpu), Kvplui, kvTvy- 
 
 ydvio, E7riTvyxdvio. 
 * Kvados, ov, 6, subst. [podex,] the posteriors, the fundament. Kv<rf3ov Xfoyn/i' 
 
 vavfidxtiv EvrjfjifiEvdv, Ran 430. 
 KvoTrj, rjs, et kvotXs, ems, y, subst. [vesica, pubes, marsupium,] the bladder, a 
 
 j)urse. 'EvbddEV avrds, (bo-rep kvgtiv, tyvaa' ku-kelW tin dvayi;r]s. Nub. 405. 
 
 See also Lysistr. 9$7> Syn. 'Etyvfiacdy, ek'ioewv. 
 Kvraievs, eos, et Kvtcuos, ov, 6, et KvtcuXs, Xbos, >/, adj. [Cytaeus,] of or belong- 
 ing to Cytzea, a city of Colchi. Ylvpyovs eiao^sabl Kvrauos Au/rao. Apolt. 
 
 2. 403. See also Apoll. 2. 1095. and Apoll. 2. 399. 
 K.vTl(X(opds, ov, 6, P. N. [Cytisorus,] Cytisorus. Tubs KvTiawpos tteXcX ovvvfxd' 
 
 Tfp b£ te, Qpovrts. Apoll. 2. 1 159. 
 Kv-Xuds, ov, o, subst. [cytisus,] the trefoil. 'A cu£ tov Kv-'lrrov, 6 Xvkos tUv alyd 
 
 biuret. Theocr. 10. 30. 
 Kvros, ids, to, subst. [(l)alveus; (2) venter ; (3)quicquid capax est rerum, 
 
 ut navis, vas, thorax, clypeus, olla, caput, cutis, See. Vid. Markland. ad Eur. 
 
 Suppl. 1212.] a hollow, a belly, anything capacious. Wpdaaiav dbeX<p<p -rrXeK- 
 
 rby fc£apas kvtos. Ion 37. SYN. KotXdrTjs, KiaTr), ydarpa, byKos. EPITH. 
 , Wip^ibpofibv, KoiXov, ^aXo/XdroV, elXiktov, TripYirXevpov. 
 [ KvTTdpos, ov, 6, subst. [omne spalium cavum aut vacuum, loculamentum 
 
 apuni,] anything hollow, the cell of a bee. Tw <rw irpoadfjioiov, orpeflXov, 
 
 uioTrep KVTTdpuv. Thestn. 5l6. 
 KvTupbs, ov, 6, P. N. [Cytorus,] a city in Paphlagonia, famous for box-wood. 
 
 1 De quantitate prima syllabae rov KvpS]VT], videsis qua doctissimus Maltbcius more suo acute 
 ?t verissime disputaverit. 
 
 2 A Laconian word, a nSpos xovpos, ut vtwias a i/e'us. 
 
518 KYfeE KftKY 
 
 See Catullus 4. 13. O't pa Kvrwpd*' eyop, Kai 1r}>rdfjtdp afxtyepefiorrd. R. 853. 
 EPITH. 'YXijeis. 
 KvtyeWa, idp, to, subst. [nubes, et omnia cava,] the clouds, anything hollow. 
 
 'ETfii'iyri be KvfeXXd. Call. fr. 300. 1 
 
 JfLvfds, i), op, adj. [incurvus,] bent forwards. 'PvttQi'to., kv^op, ccOXiop, pvabr, 
 fiabuiira, voibov. Plut. 266. Syn. Kvprds. Kvcpds is also a P. N., a city of 
 Perrhvebia. B. 748. 
 Kixpwv, Was, 6, subst. [(1) lignum, quo cervix aut pedes noxiorum vineieban- 
 . tur ; (2)stiva aratri,] a wooden collar, placed round the neck or fastened to 
 the feet of a malefactor, which compelled him to bend his head ; (2) a plough- 
 handle. *£l rvfmava nat Kixpiopes, ovk a'pfj^ert ', Plut. 4/6. EXP. Aea/uos £u- 
 Xh'ds. 
 KvxpeXrj, rjs, >}, subst. [(l)alveare apurn, e viminibus aut stramine plexum ; 
 (2) area ; (3)geuus vasis aut mensurae frumentariae ; (4)interius auris fora- 
 men ; (5) sordes aurium,] a beehive, a corn-chest, a wine-vessel, the hollow 
 of the ear, (5) filth of the ear. 'Elfjiebtjupov KvfyeXr}p dnwXeadp. Pax 631. 
 Ki'^£/\/5u>, v. [Cypselum imitor,] to imitate Cypselus. *12s KvxpeXXigop Zevs 
 
 bXeoete yepds. Tlieog. 890. 
 Kvw, vid. Kvtoj. 
 
 Kvu)v, kvpus, b et >/, subst. [(l)canis; (2) Canicula,] (l)adog, a monster; 
 (2) the dog-star. 'Hpwojv, ayrovs be eXuipXd rev-^e kvpcggXp, A. 4. See also 
 Apoll. 2. 527. SYN. (l)lKvXa^ aKVjipds, (2) le/joios, q. v. EPITH. (1) At- 
 £r]ds, apyos, tipybs Ttobds, apyvpeos, epevpwv, OdXepos, kukos, -Tayjus, Tpdrre- 
 8evs, j(apa'7rds, Kaicdfiij-^aPos, oKpvoeaad, Kapydpobovs, di]pev7i)s, rdXaud, TpX- 
 o-wjudros, fjivpiaKpavds, rpTxpavos, fxXai^oids, 6r)pd(popos, <bi.v7rovs, bpdfxdz, apyio- 
 bovs, dvaibtjs, alvos, Opdavs, doos, /uapyos, Mfxrjarrjs, TvwaaXos, Aajunovpos. 
 PHR. (2) See X. 26—31. 
 liwds, drds, et k&os, eds, to, subst. [pellis ovina, vellus,] a sheep's-skin, a fleece. 
 Xevep vtto yXuypas pumas Kal Kwds virepdev. it. 47. See also Theocr. 9« 18. 
 SYN. KwbXop, fxaXXos, mq, vdicos, bepfxd, ttokos, EPITH. Xpvaeidp, ypvaeo- 
 fiaXXoi'y irdyyjivabp, alyXrjev, fidXdicdv. 
 KiobdpXdv, ov, to, subst. [lodix coriacea,] a small bag made of skins. Kal 
 
 KwbdpXop, Kal XtjKvdtoy, Kal OvXaKXop. Ran. 1203. SYN. See QvXdKiov. 
 Kwbeid, as, rj, subst. [(1) caput papaveris, (2) globulus,] the head of a poppy. 
 
 '6 be (prj, Kwbeidp dpaay^ujp. H. 4Q9« 
 Kubtop, ov, to, subst. [pellis, vellus ovinum,] a hide, a sheep's-skin. f 6 be 
 
 ypd(j)evet y\ b. d be ye ttXvpei nubXd. Plut. l66. SYN. See Kwds. 
 l&.&bwv, m>os, b, Att. fj, subst. [tintinnabulum,] a bell, a rattle. X' ?/ K&himv 
 dkdXardXs eireiyofuei'r) Ti>(f)Xd tiktci. Pax 1078. SYN. ^LaXmy%, TrAdrdy//. 
 EPITH. XaXfcooroyuds, TvpaiypiKri, ijbvdpods. 
 Ku/bu>pi£(0, v. [tintinnabulo experior,] to try by a bell. "Avev ^LotpoKXeovs 6 tX 
 
 TroXel KojbwpXao). Ran. 79- SYN. 'E^trdc'w, bdKXfxa$,(t). 
 KojbmoKpdTos, op, adj. [tinniens,] rattling, high-sounding. KXve Kal ko/ulttovs 
 
 KwbcjpoKpoTovs. Rites. 380. 
 fctobiopotydXdpdTriuXds, op, adj. [qui tintinnabula phaleris equorum adjicit, 
 vox a Comico conjicta,~\ having horses with bells attached to their trappings. 
 Kvkvovs ttoXwp Kal hlefxropas K(obu)Pd(j)d\dpo7ru>Xovs . Ran. $63. 
 Kiobiopoipopeu, v. [tintinnabulum circumfero,] to carry round a bell, to examine. 
 
 'Efpdbeverat, KuybiOPotydpelTai, 7ravTdj(rj. Aves ll60. 
 Kwdwv, utpos, 6, subst. [poculum,] a cup. YlpXdjuePoi KtbOcopds, ol be kui (TKopbba, 
 
 Kal Kpofifxvd. Equit. 600. 
 KwKvfxd, drds, to, et (2) kwkvtos, ov, 6, subst. [(l) fletus, ejulatus, item. P. N. 
 (2) Cocytus, fiuvius apud Inferos,] (1) lamentation, (2) Cocytus. 'Apbpiop, 
 yvvaiK&p, trols bd/jiots KtoKVfiara, Autig. 1091. See also Med. 1174. Syn. 
 KXavOfios, oXoXvyt), oXoXvyfAos, ol/x(x>y)), obvpfibs, /3d//, EPITH. ^vadpiivrjTof, 
 
 1 See the notes on the passage. 
 
KfiKY KftMft 519 
 
 avrtixo\~uv t aOXXuy, opdXdv, bdttpvbev, evbaKpvTov. 
 Ktouuoj, f. voio, v. [ploro, lamentor,] to weep aloud, to bewail. 'Ayu</>' ah™ 
 
 ■^vuevrj Xiyd KO)Kvei' ol be r vtugGev. 6. 527 '• SYN. Sec Aidra/, 'OXdcjivpofiai, 
 
 et Qprjyeu). 
 KioXacne-Tjs, ov, et KajXaype-rjs , b, subst. [collector carnium e victimis reliqua- 
 
 rum inter sacerclotes,] a quaestor in holy things. T7/*> XoibdpXav, toy KwXdxpe- 
 
 tt)i>, rd Tplu)j3d\d. Avesl541. 
 KwXi}, f/?, i), et KioXijy, ijvds, b, suhst. [perna, petaso,] a haunch, a gammon. 
 
 O'ipiot be kwXTjs, ?js eyio KarnaQiov. Pint. 1 129. See also Eur. fr. Scir. Syn. 
 
 Wlrurrds. 
 KujXt)-^, Tjirdsy fit subst. [talus, sura,] the bend of the knee behind, the ham- 
 
 stnnj*. Ko^/' dnidev KOjXrjTrd rvyfay, inreXvae be yv~id. ^¥. J26. SYN. 'lyyvs, 
 
 GtyvpoV, OdTOVV. 
 
 KwXrds, dbds, ?/, [epith. Veneris,] an epithet of Veuus. AdVaV^s, Xdcpvyfiou, 
 
 KojXXdbos, rerervXXtbos. Nub. 52. 
 KwXov, ov, to, subst. [membrum, cms,] a limb, a leg. Ovkovv opas fiov aQXdy, 
 
 u)$ eTreiyerai ; Heracl. JS5. Syn. Tvlov. Epith. Ndaspov, befydv, afipov, 
 
 dadei-es, ra^inrovy, Xev><dv, bpo/uds, fidpv, Tpd^jXaroy. 
 KwXv/jd, aros, ~6, subst. [impedimentum,] a hindrance. 'Hnnoblov kwXvjx erX 
 
 fxot ; Ion Sol. 
 Kw^va), 1 f. vao), v. [prohibeo,] to hinder, to forbid. KwXvdfieodd jud) fjiddely, d 
 
 (yovXdfjiat. Ion 395. SYN. Atd^wAvw, d~el~(o, dppebfiai. 
 Kwfxd, drds, rd, subst. [sopor gravis,] deep sleep, repose. T H jxe pok' alvb- 
 
 TTudij [iaXaKOV -Kepi kCo^jl etcdXv^ev. o\ 200. SYN. K.oifirjfid, virybs, icdpos. 
 
 Epith. 'A-udXuu, XvoX^eXes. 
 K<i)/jiu£(o, v. [(1) comissor, hymnis celebro, (2) salto,] to feast in honor of, to 
 
 celebrate, to danee. Ov yap ae KWfxuiovT dv iiyftop.r\v bpibv. Alcest. 831. 
 
 SYN. 'Avdyopei'io, iifiyeu), Tpv(bd(*). 
 Ku}/jta(rr))s, ov, 6, subst. [comissator,] a reveller. Kw/xaorz/s &Xbvvaos. Nub. 
 
 606. 
 Kw/jt), r]s, y, subst. [pagus, vicus,] a village. 7 Hs dXdxpv, fidXepu be fcdra0\e£cu 
 
 Trvpi Kwjuds. Hes. Scut. 18. 
 Kwfx}']-r)s, ov, 6, et K(jjf.iTirXs, ibds, //, subst. [viciuus, paganus, vicina, pagana,] 
 
 a villager, a neighbour. Tovs Kiofxyras yvfivovs dBpoovs, icei Kpi/j.vu)brj Kardvi- 
 
 <poi. Nub. 965. See also Lysistr. 5. Syn. Teirwv, 7rdpoiKds. 
 KufilKos, et K(ofuu)bitcds t 1), 6v, adj. [comicus, poeta comicus,] (l) of comedy, 
 
 comic, (2) subst. a comic poet. Tijs 'AyupdvaKTos fie Xeye, £ei'l, ku)j.iXk6v 
 
 ovrws. Call. Ep. 53. See also Vesp. 1047. Syn. (2) Kojfi^bdbibatTKaXds, 
 
 KiojjKjbdTTotrjri'is. 
 Kuifuus, ov, 6, subst. [comissatio,] revelry, a revel. Afyeari Qijfias, kQ/xoi> 
 
 di'avXoTUTOv 7rpdxop€V€is. Phcen. 802. EPITH. 'biriffdoirovs, TroXu^qros, acnrX- 
 
 br)(pdpos, 7T-7]vos, tyXXotTTE(pdvo<i, ybijfjtXrjs, fieXXyrjpus, (fiXoartipdvos, hr^pariis, 
 
 'OXvfnrXuvikrjs. 
 Kw/xus, vOos, >i, subst. [manipulus,] a bundle of hay. Kai fiaXaxQ ^6pTou> 
 
 KdXdv Kujfivdd bibiofiX. Theocr. 4. 18. Syn. QdKeXds. 
 Kw/ja)beio, v. [inordacibus dictis incesso,] to ridicule. K^fjwbrjOeis ep rats 7rd- 
 
 TpXois TtXerals rais rov AXovvvov. Ran. 368. SYN. Aoiboptu), o-kwttto). 
 KwnybXa, as, y, subst. [comoedia,] comedy. Kw^uwStas be <j>op-XKJ}s cocpurlpov. 
 
 Vesp. 66. 
 
 Kw/iwSiVos, viil. KojftXubs. 
 
 K(ofjo>bob(ba<TKdXXa, as, //, subst. [disciplina rei comicec,] instruction in the 
 
 comic art. KwiAubobtbaaKdXXav elvat yiiXiirio Tardy epydy d-dvriov. Equit. 
 
 513. 
 Kw/LtG)bxbdvKdXos, et Kh)iiub6iroX~r)Ti)s, ov, b, subst. [poeta comicus, qui docet 
 
 1 The penult, of Kw\uw is comm, if a vowel follows ; if a consonant, always long. 
 
520 KflMH AAA 
 
 artem comicam,] a comic poet, one who teaches comedy. Kufjubdbxbua- 
 
 koXos apOpdjTTiov hat KXeivordros yeyevrjrai. Pax 737- See also Pax 734. 
 KtufiatboXeixev, v. [parasita jocosus sum,] to be a parasite by means of vulgar 
 
 comic jokes, to be a parasite. KtofiwbdXeix&v nepX tov ev Tcpa-rovr aei ; 
 
 Vesp. 1317- 
 Kw fio; bo TToXr\ri)s, vid. KwfJLwbobxbaaKdXos. 
 Kwvetov, ov, to, subst. [(1) cicuta, (2) venenata potio,] hemlock, poison. Kw- 
 
 veid Kiel v, ala^yvdetaas bid tovs govs BeXXepo^oVras. Ran. 1051. 
 Kwios, ov, 6, subst. [conus, turbo, involucrum piceae nucis,] a cone, a top, a 
 
 pine-nut shell. BdXXei be Kai a. ttXtvs vxpode k&vovs, Theocr. 5. 47. Syn. 
 
 Be^/3.'^, arpdj3xXds. 
 Kwvwip, w7ro$, 6 et fj, subst. [culex,] a gnat. Qdeipuiv r dpXQjjLOv, Kai Kwrw7rw>', 
 
 Kai \pvXXwv ovbe Xeyw cot. Plut. 567* 
 Kwos, vid. Ka)&s. 
 KwrraXs, Xbds, y, adj. [Copai'ca,] of the lake Copai's. 'IttTlbas evvbptos, eyyeXets 
 
 KwiraXbds. Acharn. 880. 
 Kvnevs, eios, 6, subst. [lignum, e quo remos conficiebant,] wood fit for oars. 
 
 Av Kioireiov 7r\dTovfjiev<jjp. Acharn. 552. Syn. cf. Bockh. Ath. Staatsh. 1. 
 
 p. 75. 
 Kw7r?7, r)s, fj, subst. [(1) manubrium, capulus, (2) remus, gladius, &c] a handle, 
 
 an oar, &c. Irpdrevfjd Kwirr/ bXopXaai Tpoiav em. Helen. 394. SYN. Ad/3)), 
 
 TrXdrr). EP1TH. Td^vTropos, ^pvcroKoWos, dXXijprjs, iroTdfjXa, veprepa, evdXXos, 
 
 ttkeivrj, yjiWovavTYis, bXKporos, bTnXrj, podXds, apyiipea* 
 KioTrrjets, eaod, ev, adj. [capulatus, ansatus,] having a handle. IloXXd be <j>aa- 
 
 ydvd fcaXd, fieXavberd, KivwrjevTa. O. 713. 
 Kh)Tn]\a.Te(i), v. [remis urgeo, remigo,] to ply the oar, to row. Atn-Xotv ^a\i- 
 
 voiv Tpvndvov KioTrrfXdrel. Cycl. 46>0. Syn. 'Epeoeto, q. v. 
 Kw7r>ypr/s, eds, adj. [qui remis instructus est,] furnished with an oar. Qiiawv, 
 
 orav Khiirripes e'lafiwfiev gkcl&os. Helen. 1380. 
 Kwpr/, Dor. pro Ion. Kovp-q, i. q. Kdpt], q. v. 
 Kwpds, Dor, pro Ion. novpds, i. q. Kdpds, q. v. 
 Kwpoavva, Dor. pro Kovpdavvrj, rjs, i), subst. [pueritia,] youth. Kiopdovvq, 
 
 yeXdvas be 7rdpos KaredrfKe irobouv. Theocr. 24. 57« Syn. Neorqs, i'ljjrj. 
 KiopvKXos, a, or, adj. [Corycius,] of Corycus. "E»'-0d KwpvKiat Nu/u^at. Antig. 
 
 1128. Compare the corresponding line in the strophe. 
 KdjpvKds, ov, 6, subst. [(I) pera, (2) >7, P.N. Corycus,] (1) a wallet, (2) the 
 
 name of a cavern in mount Parnassus, also of a city, mountain, and cave in 
 
 Cilicia. Kai KupvKoi) aKpd Kdp-qvd. Horn. Apoll. 39. See also Lysistr. 1211. 
 
 SYN. (1) QvXdttds, j3dXavridv. 
 
 Kws, vid. Kdws. 
 
 KwrlXXbf, v. [(l)garrio, (2) garriendo eneco,] to chatter, to kill with chatter- 
 ing, 'ft bvaravoX, dvavvrd KioriXXotaat. Theocr. 15. 87. SYN. IloXXd XdXew, 
 (fiXvapedJf aiKctXXio, nepXXdXeio. 
 
 KioTlXds, 17, ov, adj. [garrulus,] chattering. Tt be t'iv\ el KwrXXaX et/ues ; Theocr. 
 15. 89. Syn. AdXds. 
 
 Kw0os, y/, dv, adj. [(1) hebes, mutus, surdus, (2) subst. species rubetae,] (1) 
 blunt, dumb, deaf, (2) a kind of toad. Kai /u>)v rd y dXXd Ktotyd Kai irdXal J 
 eirr}. CE. R. 290. Syn. 'A/ufiXvs, dtyiavos, ayXuxraos, dnaibevTos. 
 
 A. 
 
 Ada, as, i], P. N. [Laa,] in town in Laconia. Oi' re Ada»' elxov, »}§' OtrvXdv 1 
 afjupevEfiovTo. B. 585. 
 
 Some read r}$ ol Tu\6v. See Heyne. 
 
AAA2 AArX 521 
 
 Adds, eontr. Xds, gen. Xadds et contr. Adds, item Xads, ov, 6, subst. [lapis, 
 
 tsaxum,] a large stone. TIepXkXv/jevos wcils, Xddv efifidX&v Kdpq.. Phoen. 1173. 
 See also 6. 192. SYN. Axdos, irE-pos, XXdat,, Xldds. EPITH. 'ApajpirXqdvis, 
 7reXdtpXds, dvaib})s, attpos, fip&vs, fieyds, crtfidpos, £eards, Karojpv^, evtvktos. 
 Aa/35avet6s, et Aa(3bdKlbr}s, ov, 6, adj. [ortus a Labdaco,] of or sprung from 
 
 Labdacus. Tw AufibdKeiy iraibX, UoXvbwpov re, /cat. CE. R. 275. See also 
 
 Phcen. 813. 
 Aapbiiicds, ov, 6, P. N. [Labdacus,] the father of Laius. TldXvbwpov k^val' 
 
 too be Aafibdjcoy. Phoen. 8. 
 Ad/3/), fjs, >/, subst, [(I) prehensio, (2) ansa, capulus, manubrium, (3) prae- 
 
 textusj (l)a handling, receiving; (2) a handle, hilt; (3) a pretext. "Aprjs' to 
 
 v€~ikos b' ovk ev cipyvpov Xdfirj. iEsch. Suppl. 942. SYN. 'Eirdtyrj, Kwirrj, 7rpd0d- 
 
 cts, dpop/Lu']. 
 Adfipdydpys, ov, 6, adj. [procaciter loquax,] brawling. Aafipdydprjv zpevac 
 
 irdpd yap ical dfieivbves dXXoi. y ¥. 479* SYN. Aajjpos, OpdavaTOfids, eXeuQtpc- 
 
 crofxos, dicpXrouvdos, dfiETpoETrijs, ^eXibtov. 
 Adppa£, coeds, 6, subst. [lupus marinus,] a pike or sturgeon. 'AW ov Xdfipaicas 
 
 Kardcpdyojv, ^ItXrjaXcvs kXov)'i(T€is. Equit. 36l. 
 AajSpevo/Jiai, Xafipoaro/JLEOJ, Xafipa£io, et Xafipdydpeii), v. [loquor rapide et cum 
 
 praefestinato impetu,] to speak much and quick. Tt Trdpos Xafipeveai, at be 
 
 r dvev6u>. ^F. 475. See also P. V. 335. SYN. Opdavordjuew, eXevQepoaTofxeu), 
 
 <j)\vnpeio. 
 Aafipds, oi', 6 et ?/, adj. [(I) valde vorax, (2) vehemens,] voracious, violent. 
 
 Adftpu) icXvbtovX avfnreaovG rjTrdyETo. Iph. T. 1394. SYN. 'A&?/0dyds, 7roXvs f 
 
 beivos, yjdXeizos, 7rpo7T£r//s. 
 AdfipooovTos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [cursu concitus,] with hurried course. Adfipocr- 
 
 avros I'ikOdv ETzXKOTOL-aXv. P. V. 622. SYN. Adfipos, EwiaavTos, rd"^ys. 
 I Aufypoard/jiEU), vid. Aaflpevu). 
 
 Aafipws, adv. [(l) voraciter, (2) impetuose, celeriter,] voraciously, violently. 
 
 Kttji'os kviov, bdtyoivbs cietos, Xdfipws. P. V. 1058. SYN. 'Avaibuis, o<pobpd, 
 
 ydXeirCjs, betvios. 
 Adfivpivdos, 1 ov, 6, subst. [(1) locus tortuosos flexus habens, labyrinthus, (2) 
 
 nassa,] a place containing many windings and intricacies, a labyrinth, a 
 
 maze, a net. Kat yvafA-KTov ibos vkoXXov Xdfivplvdov. Call. 4. 311. EPITH. 
 
 JJoXvyva^7TTds, ttoXveXiktos. 
 Adydpos, 1), ov, adj. [laxus, non plenus,] slack, loose. Kat raabe vvv Xdydpas. 
 
 Eccles. Ilb7. SYN. XdXdpds, kevos. 
 Adydov$6fxai, v . [(1) laxus et vacuus sum, (2) tenues placentas comedo,] to 
 
 be slack and empty, to eat thin cakes. See in KrjddpXdv. Syn. 'Ekkevoviich. 
 Aaybrjv, vid. Aa£. 
 AayETrjs, ov, 6, subst. [dux et ductor populi,] a leader of the people. TtVe be 
 
 Xayeras eij. Olymp. 1. 144. Syn. 'Ap^rjyos, arpdr^yos, iiyEfxiov, dyds, Koi- 
 
 pdvos. 
 Anyibi)s, ov, 6, adj. [a Lago ortus,] sprung from Lagus. Any ibus 2 " NtoXeucCws, 
 
 oko. typl&iv eyKdrdQoiTo. Theocr. 17- 14. 
 AdyXvos, r), 6r, adj. [leporinus,] of a hare. See in 'EpXuvfuuv. 
 Adyobalrrjs, ov, 6, subst. [qui lepore vescitur,] one who feasts on a hare. 
 
 'ArpiXbas, fxd-)(Xfjiovs ebdr) Xdydbairas. Again. 121. 
 Adyos, vid. Adywos. 
 Aayvd^w, 2 aor. iXd-^ov, perf. eiX-q^d, et XeXoy^d, v. [sortior,] to receive or 
 
 be appointed by lot. Aay^dvoV aJ^d bi oJkos dcpeXXEzo, tcai pd e-rretTd. £. 
 
 233. SYN. 'A7ro\ay)(dvu;, »cXr;poo^uat, [xotpdopat, Tvy^dvu). 
 
 1 On the various meanings of this word, see Creuzer in Meletemat. e disciplina antiquit. Part, 
 i. p. 85. 
 
 2 The old reading 'O AaytSas, is properly rejected by Salmasius, Gaisford, and other distin- 
 guished scholars, though, retained by Morell and Maltby, since the first syllable of Aaryos is 
 long. See Lucan, 5. 62. and 8. 692. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 3 U 
 
522 AAra AAIK 
 
 AayufldXia, as, ^, subst. [leporum venatio,] shooting or hunting the hare, 
 
 'V/iveojuev, TJj 7o£u XaywjSoAtcu re fxekovrai. Call. 3. 2. 
 AdywfidXdv, ov, to, subst. [pedum quo lepores fugientes petuntur,] a pole used 
 
 in catching and killing hares. Ai0' fa fxoi poiKoy to XdyupoXov, ws tv 7rara£w. 
 
 Theocr. 4. 49. SYN. Kopvvrf. 
 Aaywdripaw, v. [lepores venor,] to hurit hares. K^r' eXdy ojBripa. Lysistr. 789. 
 
 SYN. K.VVT)y ETEh). 
 
 Adywbidy, ov, to, subst. dimin. a Aayuds, [lepuseulus,] a little hare. Ket trov 
 oXkvov Xboilv, 7) XdywbXov. Equit. Acharn. 519« Syn. AdyXyos. 
 
 Adywv, dvds, fi vel 6, subst. [ilia, lateris cavitas laxior,] the small guts, the 
 flank. "Epprj^E, Xdyovos els fieaov, irap 6fji(f)aXdv. Hec. 557. SYN. Kevewv, 
 Adicdpd, lEfis. 
 
 Aayads, Xdyos, ov, et Xctyws, w, 6, subst. [lepus,] a hare. 'Apnafav, 7/ dpv 
 df.idXrjy, rj tttSjkol Xdytadv. X. 310. See also Acharn. 878. 
 
 Adyuds, w'n, a>oV, adj. [leporinus,] appertaining to a hare. See Equit. 1190. 
 EPITH. 'AeAXoVovs, Td^jurovs, wkvttovs, TrobfjjKrjs, eXatypds, betXos, opecrKwos, 
 "XJapoTrds. 
 
 Aabwv, wvbs, 6, P. N. [Ladon,] (1) a river in Arcadia, (2) the name of the ser- 
 pent, which watched the garden of the He9perides. YIXaZo/AEvoc i£ov h* iepiiv 
 irlbov, $ evX Aabwv. Apoll. 4. 139(5. 
 
 AaepKtjs, ids, 6, P. N. [(1) Laerces,] (1) the chief of the Myrmidons, (2) a fa- 
 mous goldsmith. JJefi7rTr}s 6' 'AXKi/uebwv, AaepKEos vlos dfiv/juov. O. 1 97- 
 
 AaipTris, AaepTids, et AapTids, ov, 6, P. N. [Laertes,] the father of Ulysses. 
 Movvov AaepTj]y 'Apaeicrids vtdy etikte. it. 118. See also Hec. 402. and 
 Troad. 423. EPITH. 'ApiceiaXdbris, d/jLVfAwv, bautypwv , fiEydXr]To>p, clvtXBeos, 
 ijpws, TTEirvvjiEvos, ylpiav, bvafiopos. 
 
 AaepTidbrjs, et AapTtdbrjs, ov, 6, patronym. [Laertiades,] the sou of Laertes. 
 AaepTidbrjs weiBei oTpdrXav. Hec. 132. See also Rhes.. 906\ 
 
 AdZdpai, et Xa£v/jiai, v. [capio, prehendo,] to lay hold of, to seize, to grasp. 
 TlprjyEES ev KoyXrjaXv obctj; Xacjomro yaidv. B. 418. See also Med. 952. SYN. 
 Aanfidvw, E7rXXafjLJ3dy<i), e^>a7rro/mt, tcpdrEtt). 
 
 AaBa, Dor. pro A))Br], q. v. 
 
 AddXuribrjs, ids, 6, fj, adj. [curas oblivione tegens,] causing sorrow to be for- 
 gotten. AvTrfy' etTToYe TotXdBXicrjbEd fiaSoy Eireoyov. X. 83. SYN. WavaXXv- 
 7ros, TravaXirbvos, iravaTY]pX6s, XaBXwdyos. 
 
 AadXirdyds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [laborum et molestiarum oblitus,] forgetful of pain. 
 AaBXrcovov 6' dbvvav ovt eyboBsv ovte BvpaBlv. Trach. 1023. 
 
 AaBityBoyyos, ov, adj. [vocis oblivionem inducens,] causing the tongue to for- 
 get its office. 'PiyqXot, Bdrdroio XddupQoyyoid boTfjpEs. Hes. Scut. 131. 
 
 Ad&itypoovvrj, vid. ArjOrj. 
 
 Addos, Dor. pro Ar/Bos, vid. Ari&rj. 
 
 AadpctyXaQpr), et XaQpalojs, adv. [clam, clanculiim,] privately, secretly. Addpa 
 teBvtike rXrj/iocws UoXv^evt). Troad. 40. See also T. 1 65. and Eur. Electr. 26. 
 SYN. Kpvfibijy, Kpvfibd, KpvtpXws, Kpvfaiws. 
 
 AaBpaibs, aia, 6v, adj. [clandestinus,] clandestine. AddpaV cyoi/res, pddXd t 
 €£,E7rifATrXdrd. Helen. 1574. SYN. KpvirTos, KpvrrTdbXos, kvbdfxvx&s. 
 
 AaOpalws, vid. AaOpa. 
 
 Acu'y^, tyyos, //, subst. [lapillus, calculus,] a pebble. Upos KoTvXr)bdvd(f>ty trv- 
 xXyal Xd'iyyes ej(pvrai, e. 423. SYN. AxBa^ XWds, \pf}<pos. EpiTH. Map- 
 
 fxdpET}. 
 
 Aaieids, ov, adj. [ad Laium pertinens,] of Laius. 'Iw AaXeiov tekvov. GE. R. 1216. 
 Aai&apyds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [clandestinus,] secretly working, back-biting. See 
 
 in Kepbb>. 
 AaiKd£u>, v. [pudicitiam publico, scortor, publico,] to fornicate, to expose to 
 
 the people. Ariaets, (pvXa^eis, kv Ilpvrdyeiu XaiKdveis. Equit. l67» SYN. 
 
 Ylopvevio, brjfxliio. 
 AaiKaorris, ov, 6, XctiKaaT^p, ijpos, o, et Xainaarpia, us, »/, subst. [scortator, mere- 
 
iverc- 
 
 AAIA AAKA 523 
 
 trix,] a whoremonger, a courtezan. See in Kdrdirvytov, and Acharn. 528* 
 SyN. Ylopvos, ir6pvr\. 
 
 Aai\a\p, aires, r), subst. [turbo, procella,] a whirlwind. AWepos ck blrjs, ore re 
 Zevs XaiXaxd reivet. IT. 365. SYN. KdrdV£, deXXd, yeifjiwv. EPITH. 'Epepivt), 
 (3aQela, deaireaXr), KeXaivi), peydX)), 7roXXr), beivt), arvyepa, fffxepbdXea, crro- 
 voeaad, xeipepia. PHR. See A. 305—309. 
 
 Aat/^d, dros, to, et. Xai/xds, ov, 6, subst. [gula, guttur, fames,] the throat, greedi- 
 ness, hunger. Tlpos t6 Xal/ud Tfjs Kd^uXov. Aves 1562. See also Ion 1037' 
 SYN. Av-^ijv, aatydpdyos. EPITH. Ei/rp£7T£S, fipdretoi', evueXdbov, fiddv, evpv, 
 
 XvCGtobes. 
 
 Aaijuor-w, v. [avide deglutio,] to devour greedily. 'AXXd XatuaTTOvaX irov. 
 
 Eccles. 1 178. 
 AatfjLdpvTos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [e gutture profluens,] flowing from the throat, 
 
 throat-cut. Aai/ddpvrov otydyds. Helen. 360. 
 Aat/uos, vid. Auif.ia. 
 Aaifiord/jieu}, v. [jugulo,] to cut the throat, to kill. ? H p'* dptd §' ev^uiXijrrXv es 
 
 vbdrd Xai/jLOTOfXYjcras. Apoll. 4. l601. SYN. 2<pa7rw. 
 Aai fiord fids, et Xai/jLOTfjr}TOs,Xatfxdrd/uir}Tds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [(l) jugulans, (2)ju- 
 
 gulatus,] throat-cutling, throat-cut. 1 las dird, Xatfidrofxov r* AXba. Hec. 207* 
 
 See also Phoen. 465. 
 AaXveos, et XaXvos, rj, ov, adj. [lapideus,] of stone, made of stone. AaXvtots 
 
 'AfKpidi'os opydvois. Phoen. 114. See also Iph. T. 998. Syn. AxdXvos, Kpa- 
 
 vdds, iranraXoeLS. 
 Aalov, Dor. pro Ai)X6v, q. v. 
 Autos, d, ov, adj. [lsevus, sinister,] left, left-handed. *6s ovitot aoTrXb' eaye 
 
 Trpos Xaiq. yepX. Here. F. 158. SYN. ^.tcatds, dpiarlpos, eirdpiaTepos, evuyvv/jus. 
 Actios, ov, 6, P. N. [Laius,] king of Thebes and father of CEdipus. Qvvai Xc- 
 
 yovaXv, e/c be rovbe ActXov. Phoen. 9« 
 Aaidrdfxeoj, v. [segetem seco,] to cut corn, to reap. Ovff dfxd Xaidrdjuels r$ 
 
 TrXarXov, aXX viroXei-rrrji. Theoer. 10. 3. SYIS. Oepi£<o, dfjidio. 
 AaXs, ibos, i], P. N. [Lais,] the name of two famous courtezans at Athens. 'Epc/ 
 
 be AaXs ov bXd ae ro~is AlyvrrrXots ; Plut. 179- AaXs etiam Dorice pro A^ts. 
 
 q. v. 
 AatoriXov, ov, to, subst. [breve scutum, parmula,] a li^ht shield made of un- 
 
 tanned hides. 'AanXbas cvkvkXovs, Xaiai]Xd re TrrepdevTd. M. 426. 
 Aaiarpvyoi'ios, a, or, adj. [Laestrygonius,] Laestrygouian. TrjXerrvXov Aaiorpv- 
 
 yovXrjv, odX iroifxevd iroipfjv. k, 82. 
 AattTTpvywv, dros, 6, P. N. [Laestrygon,] a Laestrygouian, one of a savage nation 
 
 in Sicily according to some, but more probably in Italy on the coast of Cam- 
 pania. See Damm. in P. R. Qoituv 'itydtfioi Aaiarpvydves, dXXddev aXXos. 
 
 *. 119. 
 Acuryud, dros, to, subst. [mare profundum, mare magnum. Vid. Damm. in v.] 
 
 the deep, the sea. Tov ptev TaXOvfiXos 7roXu;s dXos is yutyd XaTrjud. T. 267. 
 
 SyN. BdOos, fievdos, Kv/ia. EPITH. *E\dp6^evuv, TrXdrv. 
 Aa7(f>ds, ids, to, et Xat'p//, rjs, >/, subst. [(l)vestis crassa ; (2) velum,] a coarse 
 
 garment, a sail. Aal^rj irpordrois e7repeibo/jevas. Hec. 112. SeealsoCall.fr. 
 
 245. SYN. <t>upbs, yXaivq, i/udrXov, Tpiftiov, (2)iOTto>. EPITH. OvpXdv, evv(f>es, 
 
 TrepX&oXb'v. 
 Aatxl/ripobpofuos, ov, adj. [velociter currens,] running swiftly, rapid. Afnvi/r/pd- 
 
 bpofxov 'AyXXiid. Iph. A. 207. SYN. llobwKijs, 7rdbds vkvs, Ta\vs, e\a<f>pds t 
 
 aixl/rjpoKtXevdos . 
 , Aai\pT]pos, d, ov, adj. [velox,] swift, rapid. 1ri}70v, <pd,3ov fiedeladXuixprjpov 7rdbd» 
 
 Helen. 554. Syn. Tdx»s, doos, Xai^pdbpu^ds, q. v. 
 Adkd^w, v. [clamito,] to cry aloud. Aveiv, Xuxucleiv, cwcppoviov fittn'jfxdTa. 
 
 1 Aai^orSfMos is the active, \aifx6ro(J.os is the passive form : Aoi^T/ur/rof has no change in it» 
 accentuation. 
 
524 AAKE AAAO 
 
 Sept. Theb. 170. Syn. Ar}KE(t), (q. v f ) r)x^> fXtX/cfo, /3ddw. 
 * Adtcaivd, vid. Aa.KU)V. 
 AciKebaLfidvivs, a, 6>, adj. [Lacedaemonius,] a Lacedaemonian, a Spartan. 
 
 "Eywye /niaCJ (xev AaKebai/jidvXovs acpobpd. Acharn. 509. See Aclkg>v. 
 Ad^bcd/uuof, drds, fj, P. N. [Lacedaemon.] 'AW" ij Adueba! fi(ov irov "otXv, b. 
 
 dTrov'ffTiv; avrrji. Nub. 214. EPITH. KotAty, KrjTwecod, evpvxppos, bid, oXfita. 
 AdKEpvgd, r}s, et KeXdpvZd, i), adj. [loquax, garrula,] chattering. Mr) toX t^e^o- 
 
 fXEvrj Kpw^.7] \dnEpv£d KoptuvT}. Hes. Op. 746. SYN. AdXds, evXdXos. 
 AaKeto, 2 aor. eXdfcoV, [insono,] to utter a loud sound. M17 vvv Xad^ys, Xio- 
 
 aofiai a, w 'pn'ibXdv. Pax 382. SYN. See Aiikem, 
 AddvXdv, ov, to, P. N. [Lacinium,] a promontory in Magna Greecia. Kal to 
 
 TtoTCL&ov to AdtcivXov aKEp o nvKTas. Theocr. 4. 33. 
 AdKXs, Xbos, >/j et XdKiajud, drds, to, subst. [fissura, proprie cum crepitu facta,] a 
 
 shred, a rent. Hoias nod' dvr)p Xdidbds cure7rcu 7TE7rX(DV. Acharn. 423. See 
 
 also Troad. 497« Syn. 'P^|ts, pdtyr), Tpavixd. 
 AcLKKorrptoKTos, ov, 6, subst. [cinaedus,] a catamite. T fl Xa/ao7rpwKT£. b. 7rdrre 
 
 •koXXoIs toIs pobois. Nub. 1330. SYN. AaKaTdTrvyiov. 
 AaKKos, et Xukos, ov, 6, subst. [lacus, fossa, cisterna, vivarium, puteus,] a 
 
 ditch, a pit, a cistern, a fish-pond, a well. 'Ev toioX KdnriXeioiaX Xamcovs efi- 
 
 ttoXeIv. Eccles. 154. 
 AaKT&io, v. [calcitro,] to kick, to spurn. KjodSm bi 0d/3&> typlvd XaKTt£ei. 
 
 P. V. 906. SYN, KdrdTrdrew. 
 A&ictXs, eo)s, rj, subst. [stimulus, scutica,] a prick, a spur. AvOXs dnaiTiciovodv 
 
 etv&v evepyid XclktXv. Call. fr. 178. SYN. ^KvrdXr}. 
 AaKTiajud, drds, to, subst. [calcitratio,] a kicking at, a rejection of. 1 AaKTtffftd 
 
 beln-vov £vvbiK(os Tidels dpet. Agam. 1591 . 
 AdKwv, (orbs, b, et AdKaivd, rjs, r), P. N. [Lacon, Lacaena,] a Lacedaemonian, 
 
 man or woman. '6 Adicwv, 'Adqvaiwv Xkettjs Kd6e^E~o. Lysistr. 1 139. Sef 
 
 also Lysistr. 1300. a 
 AdKwvXuds, r), ov, et AdKovXs, ibds, ?/, adj. [Lacedaemonius,] Lacedaemonian 
 
 TXdv/j.aXXov kjxfidXovTd tov AdicwvXtcov . Eccles. 405. See also Horn. Apoll. 
 
 410. SYN. AdKEbatjiovXos, TL7rapTXd.Tr}S. EPITH. Ala^poKepbtjs, bXeiptwo^ivos, 
 
 €V7T£7rXds. 
 
 AdfoovofidvEU), v. [Lacedaemoniis nimis faveo,] to be mad in favor of the Spar- 
 tans. 'iLXaKwo/udvovv diravTES drdptoiroi tote. Aves 1280. 
 
 AdXdylo), v. [{1) vociferor ; (2) cano,] to rattle, to chant. TerTiyes XdXd- 
 yevvTEs £%ov ttovov a b* oXoXvywv. Theocr. 7* 139- SYN. ^wcew, VX^f «^'" 
 d%(o, dvdjjodto, XdXew. 
 
 AdXiv), 3 v. floquor,] to speak. Ovtos, aX XdXeis; b. ovtos, oX XdXeis ; Thesm. 
 1083. SYN. Avbdto, (pdeyyof-iat, (Jhovem. 
 
 AdXrjfid, drds, to, subst. [sermo, loquacitas,] chattering, talk. Yotywv, ndvovp- 
 yiav, 7tolkXXcop XdXrj/udTojv. Audrom. Q2Q. SYN. AdXio, fxvdos. EPITH. 
 *i\bv, briXov, (3upj3dpov. 
 
 AdXrjTtKds, rj, ov, adj. [garrulus, loquex,] garrulous. Qvkovv KaTdbanTvXXxbs av 
 rpv XdXrjrXKov ; Equit. 1381. 
 
 AdAta, as, i), subst. [loquela, pronuntiatio,] talking, pronuncialion. Kat ju?) 
 XdXtav fidvov acniijaat. Nub. 931. SYN. AdXij/nd, fjdEts. 
 
 AaXXrj, i), subst. [lapilii littoris marini aut fluminis,] pebbles on the sea-shore. 
 AdAXcu upvaraXXu) >/6' ctpyvptp ivbdXXovrd. Theocr. 22. 3Q. SYN. Yfjtyos. 
 
 AdXds, ov, 6 et r/, compar. XaXlaripos, a, ov, adj. [loquax,] loquacious, talk- 
 ative, chattering. AdXioTepav fx IdriKds. Anacr. 6. 36. Syn. AdXrjTXnos, 
 dbbXeoyos* (pXvapos, ddvpooTdfxos. 
 
 1 Vid. Blomf. Glossar. in 1. infra c. 
 
 2 Ackwi/ with the first syllable long is the name of a slave. Theocr. 5. 2, &c. See Dr. Maltby's 
 note. 
 
 3 This word does not occur in Homer or the three tragedians, if Seberus and the other Indices 
 may be depended upon. 
 
AAMA AAH 525 
 
 * Aafi&xos, ov, 6, P. N. [Lamachus,] an Athenian general, who was killed be- 
 fore Syracuse in the Peloponnesian war. 'EkeXevcte Ad/m^os <te Tavrrjs Tijs 
 bpaxpfjs. Aeharn. 960. 
 
 * Aa/id^(7T7rtdv, ov, to, [Lamachus eques, vox ah Aristophane conficta,] dear 
 knight Lamachus. T Ii X a 'l°^' Aand^^Xov. Aeharn. 1207. 
 
 Aa/u/3dvw, fr \r}\pdfxai, 2 aor. ZXafiov, v. [capio, consequor,] to take, to receive, 
 
 to seize. Kai GKr\TtTp EiraQXd TT]<rbe. XafifSdvei )(0o»'os. Piicen. 51. SyN. Kd- 
 
 TaXafxfiapoj, 7rapa.Xafjij3a.to), apvvfiai, blyoixai, KOfiiZo/uai, (pEpofxat. 
 Aafx-ndbXov, ov, to, subst. [(l)parva lampas ; (2) vinculum quo in vulnere cu- 
 
 rando utuntur,] a small lamp, a surgeon's handage. "EpV olovnripd, Xainrd- 
 
 hXov nip! to otyvpov. Aeharn. 117^. 
 Aainrdbovyps, et XaLnrdb^cpopos, 1 ov, 6 et >/, adj. [taedifer,] torch-bearing, 'lib, 
 
 iw. Xa/uwdbovxos rjfAEpa. I ph. A. 1504. See also Agam. 303. 
 Aa/urrds. dbos, et Xd/jnrrj, tjs, fj, subst. [fax, lampas, funale, machina bellica,] a 
 
 torch, a link, a light, a warlike machine. Evvds dyj?Xcu, Xa/mrdbas t dvaoyl- 
 
 6eiv. Med. 1023. See also Eumen. 390. Syn. AaixnTtip, bats, Xv^vos. 
 
 EPITH."Af:pd, aWoxp, Kipavvios, alyX^eaad, KaXXXfeyyrjs, ovpdv6fii]Kr}s, (pdewrj. 
 
 PHR. Aa/unrdbutv aeXds, deojpos RUdbwv. 
 AafxiTETdw, et Xafiiru), v. [luceo,] to shine as a torch. UifnrXavT, oaal hi ol 
 
 Txvpi XaintETouyvTt eikty\v. A. 104. See also Androm. 772. SYN. 'EftXdjU7ra>, 
 
 diidpvaao), ort'X/Jw, avydc?w. 
 AafjL-KETXr), tjs, >/, P. N. [Lampelia,] daughter of the sun. AainrETXr} Tavvne- 
 
 nXos, 6 01 (3ods enrdv Eralpoi. ix. 2>7 5. 
 Aa jj.7TETibr]s, ov,6, patronym. [Larapetides,] the son of Lampus. AafAitETXhris, 
 
 ov AdfiTtds EyeivdTo (pepTaros dvhpCJv. O. 527. 
 
 * Aafnrr], vid. Acifnrds. 
 
 * AafxirlTU), 66s, tj, P. N. [Lampito,] one of the female characters in the Lysis- 
 trata of Aristophanes. T il ^iXtuttj Aduatvd, x«7pe AaixirXToi. Lysistr. 78. 
 
 Aa/unros, ov, 6, P. N. [Lampus,] (l) the father of Dolops ; (2) one of Aurora's 
 
 horses. See in AaiiTTE-Xbrjs. 
 AafX7rovp6s, ov, 6, P. N. [Lampurus,] the name of a dog. T fi Ad/jnrovpE Kvtav, 
 
 ovTid fiddvs vttvos E^ei tv ; Theocr. 8. 65. 
 AafxTTpondyus, ov, 6, P. N. [Lampromaehus,] the brother of Epharmastus the 
 
 Opuntian. 'ladfxXai-trX Aafnrpo/udxov ixX-Tpais. Olymp. Q. 125. 
 Aainrpos, a, ov, adj. [splendidus,] shining, bright. Qvk kv Xoyois i\v Xainrpos, 
 
 dXX' ev iiMribX. Eur. Suppl. 912. SYN.^AyXdos, Tra/jtydioujv, TtjXavyrjs, ttjXe- 
 
 (jidvrjs, aoTpdiTTuv, iiap/xalptov. 
 AajuTrpvvo), v. [clarum reddo, med. emineo,] to cause to shine, (midd.) to be dis- 
 tinguished. Ft'vbovcrd yap Qpijv ofxiidcriv XafnrpvvETai, Eumen. 104. SYN. 
 
 t&aibpvvu), xaXXvvu), KaXXw7u'£w. 
 
 * AafXTrpws, adv. [splendide,] brightly, clearly. 'Y(f u>v ov Xafx-rrpu/s Kovbiv 
 aiviKTrjpXMs. P. V. 858. 
 
 Aayu7rr//p, iipos, 6, subst. [fax fulgens,] a blazing torch. Zi/ hi XainrTypos, <f>dos 
 afxTtETdcrus. Ipli. A. 34. SyN. See Ari^u7rds. 
 
 Aa[A7r-ripovxia, as, 7), subst. [" lucernarum observatio.' 1 Blomf.] the holding of 
 torches, or a night-watch holding torches to give signs with them. Tds uiifl 
 001 KXaiovvu Xu/jTrrr/povyJus. Agatn. 863. 
 
 AafX7ru), vid. Aa^rfrdw. / 
 
 Adfivpos, a, 6v, aflj. [voraginosus,] devouring, dreadful. iKenTdfiEVos, Xd- 
 fxvpovs hi ydvuv vw obovrds E(pr)i>Ev. Theocr. 25. 234. 
 
 AavOdvu), Xrfddvio, et Xr]')w, f. Xi]crto, 2 aor. iXddov, (2) med. VOC. AavOdtofiai et 
 Xtjdofxai, v. [(l)lateo, (2) obliviscor,] (l)to escape the notice, to cause to for- 
 get, (2) to forget. 'E/jio\ yap eu; /uijrc XavQdieiv KaXd. Hipp. 405. See also 17. 
 222. and a. 308. Syn. Kpunro/aai, t£d7rdruw, KaTaKpvwT&fiat, (Q)ujjlvij/j6ve(u, 
 ETrXX))Q6/uai, Xt'iOr] TcdpdbxhuffiX, XtjOqv nowi/fiat. 
 
 Ad^, et Xayhr]v, adv. [calce,] with the foot or heel. Avrdp 6 X«£ irpoofias Ik 
 1 See JE. Portus's I^exicon Ioiiicum, at the word AaixiraSr]<popos. 
 
526 AASn AATIA 
 
 veicpov x&Xnebv ey^bs. E. 620, See also Soph. fr. Phaedr. 3. 
 Aa£TTaTT)Tds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [calce pulsatus,] trodden upon by the heel. Olfioi, 
 
 Xa^irdrrjTbp aprpemop x&P aP - Antig. 1275. 
 Aabybpbs, ov, 6, P. N. [Laogonus,] Laogonus. Avrdp b Aabyopop /ecu Aapbd- 
 
 vop, vie Biaprbs. T. 4>60. EpiTH. Spdavs. 
 Aabbd/iias, avrds, 6, P.N. [(1) Laodamas, item adj. (2) populum domans,} 
 
 (1) Laodamas, (2) host-destroying, Tols dpd Aabbdfias fieTefr] ndXs 'AXkipooio. 
 
 0. 132. See Sept. Theb. 335. 
 Aadhdfietd, as, y, P. N. [Laodamia,] Laodamia. "lacwbpop re icaX 'lmroXoxov 
 
 Kal Aaobdfjietdy. Z. 197. 
 AadblKt], rjs, t), P. N. [Laodice,] (I) one of Priam's daughters, (2) a daughter 
 
 of Agamemnon, better known by the name of Electra. 1 AabbXKt)p eadyovad, 
 
 OvyarpQp eibbs dpiarrjp. Z. 252. 
 AaobdKus, ov, 6, P. N. [Laodocus,] Laodocus, AaobbK<p, 6s ol ayebbp eorpetye 
 
 fjtwvvxas iirirovs. P. 699' 
 Aaoddri, rjs, i), P. N. [Laothoe 5 ,] a concubine of Priam. Teivarti AetdSo/?, 
 
 Ovydrrip" AXrab yepovros. $.85. 
 AaoKdcov, wvtos, 6, P.N. [Laocoon,] the uncle of Meleager. Aabiibwv Olpijbs 
 
 dbeXcpebs' ov pep Xfjs ye. Apoll. 1. 192. 
 AaoKduod, rjs, {], P. N. [Laocoosa,] the mother of Lynceus and Ida. Ylaibwv 
 
 Aababioad, <j>XXop yd/ubp ktcreXeaavrd. Theocr. 22. 206. 
 Aabfxebetd, as, yj, P. N. [Laomedia,] Laomedia. See in Evdybpr], 
 * AadpebovTios, op, adj. [Laomedoutius,] of Laomedon. Aabjueboprte iral. 
 
 Troad.821. 
 Aaofiebojv, ovros, 6, P. N. [Laomedon,] a king of Troy. See in"Hpws. Epith. 
 
 'Ajuv^kop, eK7rayXos, Kpdrepbs, dyrjvwp. 
 Aad/j.ebovrXdbr}s, ov, 6, patronym. [a Laomedonte natus,] the son of Laomedon. 
 
 Aab]j.eboprXdbi]S, ev eibbrd OovpXbos aXKfjs. O. 527* 
 Aad7rdQr)s, ebs, 6 et r), adj. [quod populus patitur,] suffered by the people. 
 
 AaoTrddrj aefii£u)v x aXXrinrd re fidprj. Pers. 939- 
 Aaonbpbs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [per quem populus transit,] conveying the people 
 
 over. Aa-b7ropois Te fxaxdvals. Pers. 118. 
 Aabs, ov, et Attice Xews, Xeu), 6, subst. [populus, multitudo,] the people, the 
 
 multitude, host. Inelpet (pXXnnrop Xabv evdvpiop bbpt. He.c. 9. See also Hec. 
 
 530. SYN. krjfibs, 7rX?jdbs, o^Xos, arpdrbs, oijdbbs. EPITH. QxXnnrbs, opdbs, 
 
 T€V)(€cr(j)bpbs, vj3piarrjs, ^vpoikos, rerpa-nroXXs, avroyBtttv, enwrvfjibs, Treves, eirifv- 
 
 XXbs, vavfidrrjs, ovk eirafcros, drdaddXos, dpiorbs, navpbrepbs, abbs, noXvs, navpos, 
 
 ofX07rrbXts, dpdavs, Tdyvneidris. 
 Ados, vid. Adds. 
 Aabfft/j^s, ebs, adj. [a populo cultus,] revered by the people. "Ena-rd Xabae- 
 
 /3//s' "Arepde be, irpb bio-fudriop. Pyth. 5. 129* SYN. 'Y^XttoXXs. 
 Aaooabbs, ov, 6 et i), adj. [qui populum agitat seu concitat,] exciting the 
 
 people to war. lis e<pdr, olbfiepos Xaoaabbp e'jujutj/' 'Adiipyp. \. 210. 
 Aao-pb<j)bs, ov, 6 et //, adj. \oxyton. populum augens et alens, parox. a populo 
 
 auctus,] maintaining many people, maintained by the people. Kdfidpud, 
 
 Xabrpb(j)OP. Olymp. 5. 9- 
 Aaocpdbpbs, et Xab(f>bpbs, ov, 6 et ii, adj. [populum perdens vel caedens,] de- 
 structive to the people, host-destroying. Kal ordaXp 'EXXi'jpojp Xao<J>dbpbp* 
 
 a\\d ov, <l>o7(3e. Theogn. 779. See also Theocr. 17. 53. 
 Aabcpbpbs, et Xew(f>bpbs, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [populum ferens, pertinens ad viam publi- 
 
 cam,] bearing the public, pertaining to the high road. Aabcpbpop Kdd' bbop' 
 
 rcbXees t£ e Q-qiiaaPTo. O. 682. See also Anacr. 107- SYN. Kolpos, brjjiibcrXbs. 
 AdirdZio, v. [inanio, spolio,] to empty, to plunder. *H fxrjv Xdnafyip darv 
 
 1 See Daram. in P.R. 'HAe'/fTpa. 
 
 2 For AaoTraOrj acfrlfry, Dr. Burney reads era irdQtd. t« <refioci>, Dr. Blomfiekl suggests Xaov rek 
 TrdOed re <t4&wv. 
 
AA11A AATO 527 
 
 Ka& fieiiov fiXa.. Sept. Theb. 527* SYN. 'AXdira£to, eicXd7rac?w, &p7ra£(o, eicirop- 
 
 6e<o, d0dWc?w, irepdto. 
 Aanapa, as, rj, subst. [pars inter costas nothas et ossa, ilia,] the flank. 'Av- 
 
 ri\d)(Os f XdTraprjs be bXi]Xdoe yxxXicebv ey\os, 11.318. SYN. Adywv, t£us, 
 
 i\Tp6v. 
 Aairepaa, aiv, rw, P. N. [Lapersae,] tlie surname of Castor and Pollux, as 
 
 having destroyed Ada, a city in Laconia. *H napd to nipdeiv tovs Xaovs. 1 Nj) 
 
 tw Ad-rrepcra, v>) ~bv JLvp<i>-av rptrdv. Soph. fr. Lacxn. 3. SYN. See Aioa- 
 
 KupOl. 
 
 Adirldai, tov, ol, P. N. [Lapithee,] the Lapithae, a warlike clan in Thessaly. 'Es 
 AdwXQas eXdovd''' 6 b' eirei t^pevas ddtrev oivto. (j>. 297- EPITH. Atyju^rcu, 
 vwepQvfJioi, epiadevees, dyavoi. 
 AdnTio, v. [lambo,] to lap, to swallow. Ad\povTes yXioaaymv dpatrjcri fieXdv 
 
 vbtop. IT. l6l. SYN. 'Avappdfew, trivto, Xeiytt), Xatyvavit), Kdrdnhw, Af)(juac?fe>. 
 Aapivbs, rj, bv, adj. [saginatus, pinguis,] fattened, fat. Md At' aXXd Xeyeiv 
 
 £t)tu> tX 7ra\at jjeyd, Kai Xapivbv tiros ti. Aves 465. SYN. AXirdpbs, rjbvs. 
 Adpiood, r)s, ?/, P. N. [Larissa,] (1) a city in Troad, (2) in Thessaly, (3) the 
 name of a female. (2) 'OpQ))v nap oIjaop, fj Vt Adpiooav 0epet. Alcest. 851. 
 EPITH. 'EpXfitbXat. 
 Aapt.Gaa.~i6s, a'ta, bv, adj. [Larissaeus,] of Larissa. Xw Aapiaaalos tov efibv 
 
 Avkov dbev an dp^as. Theocr. 14. 30. 
 AapKdyooybs, bv, adj. [corbem gestans,] basket-bearing. Tovs Xapicdyioyovs 
 
 e^bpovs oiaeiv £vXd. Eur. fr. Autol. 1. 
 Aapicibibv, ov, to, dimin. a (2) Xaptcos, ov, 6, subst. [(1) corbiculus, (2) corbis e 
 vimine plexa,] a little osier basket. '£ls robe to XaphXbXbv ov Trpbbujcra) ttote. 
 Acharn. 340. (a Paeonic tetrameter.) See also Acbarn. 351. Syn. (2) Kb- 
 <pXvos, Kopfibs. 
 Aapva£, ukos, f], subst. [capsa, loculus,] a chest, a coffer. AapvdK is dpyv- 
 per\v trvXXe^drb, toIs eirdvelrd. 2. 413. SYN. KX{3iotos, j(rjXbs f dvTXirrfc, OvXd- 
 kXov. EPITH. haibdXea, koiXt). 
 Adpbs, ov, 6, subst. [avis marina, valde vorax, gavia aut fulica,] a gull, an 
 
 avaricious fellow. See in KXottcvs. 
 Aapbs, compar. XapojTepbs, superl. Xapwrdros, bv, adj. [jucundus, gratus,] 
 agreeable, sumptuous. 'Hbvv, oris fxerd top Xap&Tepbs op ov tpiiXatraeis, /3. 350. 
 SYN. 'HSus, yXi>Kvs, x<ip? €ls > Tepirvos. 
 * AapTXdbrjs, vid. AaepTXdbrjS. 
 
 Adpvyylciu), f. Attice Xu>, v. [(l) late diducto gutture vociferor, (2) occlamo,] to 
 utter a hoarse sound, to bawl. AdpvyyXut tovs pt'jrbpas, Kai NtKta»> Tapufa. 
 Equit.357. SYN. Kd~d/3odw. 
 Adpvyl, vyybs, b, subst. [guttur, gula,] the windpipe, the throat. 'Ek tov 
 Xdpvyybs eKKpefidtras 'YTrepfibXbv. Equit. 1363. SYN. Qupvyli,, datyapdybs, 
 XavxavXa. 
 Auoatdv, ov, to, subst. [lasanum, vasculum,] a pot, a pipkin. Ylpb tov nbXtfiov 
 
 rd Xdad^d rrj RovXrj "kot i)v. Pax 8.93. 
 AdaXav)(r]v, evbs, adj. [cervicem hirsutam habens,] having a shaggy mane, 
 
 shaggy. Q>pi'E,as b' avrbKofiov XbtpXas XdtrXav-^tvd ■yjtCiTav. Ran. 822. 
 AdaXbs, a, bv, adj. [(1) hirsutus, hispid us, (2) animosus, virilis,] hairy, shaggy, 
 manly. Toto-t <V 6is XdaXos /Atyds ev KXtaXy XipevTb. £1. 125. Syn. Adovs, 
 bdavdpi£, bdavfxaXXbs, dvbueibs. 
 Ac'uTKio, v. [alte loquor,] to utter aloud. ToXavrd Xu trice is tovs dvayKaiovs 
 
 (fiXovs, Androm. 66$. SYN. Alyto, tpOeyyo^ai, XtjKew, XdXtio. 
 Adr~tvbs, ov, o, P. N. [Latinus,] a son of Ulysses and Circe. "AypXbv, i)bi 
 
 Adr'ivbv dfxvp.bid re Kpdrlpov re. Hes. Theog. 1011. 
 AaTfjXbs, bv, adj. [Latmius,] of Latmos, a mountain in Caria. AuTfxXby av 
 
 vdirbs i)X8e, KaX els evd Tratbi Kadevli. Theocr. 20. 39. 
 * Aarbytvijs, vid. ArjToyivrjs. 
 
 1 Schol. ad Lycoph. 511. intlicante cl. Maltbcio. 
 
528 AATP AEBH 
 
 Aarpeid, as, ^, et Xarpevjjid, aros, to, subst. [servitus, servitium,] service, mi- 
 nistry, worshipping. fyoifieiaiol Xdrpeiais. Phoen. 232. See also Iph. T. 
 
 1276. SYN. 0£jOtt7re/«, bovXeia, bovXev/ud, Qpr\aKeia. EPITH. KaXXtrrri], tto- 
 
 Xvyjpvabs. 
 Aarpevw, v. [servio pro mercede, ministro, famulor,] to serve, to wait upon, 
 
 to be a mercenary soldier. Ila'ib' 'Ayd^e/uvovXav Xdrpevto. Iph. T. 1116. 
 
 SYN. Qepdirevu). 
 AdrpXbs, a, bv, adj. [servilis, ministerialist of a seryant, servile. Ile^e o' Ev- 
 
 pvrov, ws Avyeav XdrpXbv. Olymp. 10. 34. 
 Aarpts, ids, 6 et fj, subst. [servus, famula,] a servant. '6 Qeos <r efiovXer* ev 
 
 bbuots e-)(eiv XaTpXv. Ion 1342. SYN. OheTTjs, b^ws, 6r)s, boiiXbs. EPITH. 
 
 IldAcuos, dyvprrjs, beivos, 7reveaTr)s, apyaibs. 
 Aarpbv, ov, to, subst. [merces famuli,] a servant's wages. "Aarptds a'ivvrb 
 
 Xarpov. Call. fr. 238.' 
 Adrvfxvbv, ov, to, P. N. [Laty minis,] a mountain near Croton. "AXXbxd be 
 
 VKaipei to fiddvvKXov a/u<pX Adrvf.ivbv. Theocr. 4. 19* 
 AaTtb, vid. Atjtw. 
 AavudvXa, in pros, Ion. XevKdvXa, as, r/, subst. [guttur, gula,] the throat. M>) 
 
 Kal XavKavXrjv be tybpevfjevos, ciXX' a7ro rrjXov. A poll. 2. 192. SYN. Aat/dos. 
 Aavpd, as, fj, subst. [platea lata, vicus,] a broad way, a street. Tovs te koVow- 
 
 vas Kal rets Xavpas. Pax Q<). SYN. 'Pv/j,r], areviairbs, bbbs. 
 Adcpvyfjtbs, ov, 6, subst. [deglutitio,] gluttony. See in KwXXds. Syn. 'Abrj- 
 
 (pdyia. 
 Adtyvpbv, to, subst. [spolia et caetera praeda,] plunder. Adfvpd, Kal cwcer' ev 
 
 MvKrjvais, Here. F. 417- SYN.'Erdpd, Xetd, ffKvXd, avXrj. 
 Ad<pv(Tai0, v. [avide deglutio,] to devour greedily. "Eyjcdra Kal faeXdv alfid 
 
 XdtyvooETbv ol he vb/jifjes. 2. 583. SYN. AcnTTio, Kara-riva, doivdo/uai, Xai- 
 
 Haoaii), Xd7ra$o). 
 Adxcitvu), v. [fodio,] to dig up vegetables, to dig. Ty fAeyd\r}v eXdxaive, (bs- 
 
 bey/JEvbs ujs enX fiioQui). Moscll. 4. $6. SYN, iKcnrrit), bpvrra), racjipevh). 
 Adycivbv, ov, to, subst. [olus, olera,] pot-herbs. "At ev dypXoiffX rdls Xdy^dvots 
 
 ahros Tpd(j)eis. Thesm. 456. 
 AdydvoTTMXriTpXa, as, et XdxdvbnwXXs, tbbs, r/, subst. [olerum venditrix,] a 
 
 woman who sells herbs. EvpntXbov, tov ty/s Xdxdi'b7r(x>Xr}rpXas. Thesm. 394. 
 
 See also Vesp. 495. 
 Adxeid, as, fj, adj. [mollis, molli solo. Vid. Damm.] soft, having soft soil. 
 "Ev& oLKTr) re Xd^eid, icai aXeed Ylepaetybvehjs. k. 509* 
 AdxZvts, ecos, rj, P. N. [Lachesis, fatum,] one of the three fates ; fate. K\w0<w 
 
 Kal Ad^eu/s atplv efyeaTaodv fj fxev v^aatav. Hes. Scut. 258. EpiTH. \pvff- 
 
 Adxv, V s > ^&xbs, ebs, to, Xax^os, ov, 6, subst. [sors,] a lot, portion,, share. 
 
 TdQiDv irdTpw(ov XdxaL Sept. Theb. 908. See also Eumen. 335. and 1. 445. 
 
 as also Damm. v. Actios et Aa-yxcij/w. SYN. KXrjpojaXs, ndXbs, jiolpd. 
 Aaxvr), r)s, ?/, subst. [lanugo,] soft hair, down. AinXfjv, eKTabXrjv ovXrj b' 
 
 eire vr'jvbde X&xvrj. K. J 34. SYN. w IovXos, TpXx<*>fid. 
 Aaxvv e is, e a trd, ev, et Xaxvwbr}*, ebs, 6 et ^, adj. [pilosus,] hairy, grizly, 
 
 grassy. "HpdrX t<5, ore (ftrjpds erlauTo Xax^jevrds. B. 743. See also Cycl. 
 
 538. SYN. Adavs, XdaXbs, bdavdpil, Trotrjeis, xXbepbs, avdrjpbs. 
 Adw, v. [attente specto. Vid. Damm. in v.] to. look attentively at. 'A<77rcu- 
 
 povrd XdioV rb be Qavfxa$,eaKbv diravres. r. 2"29« SYN. B\e7rw, a7roj3Xe7roj, 
 
 aKbirew, Xevffcrut. 
 Aeaivd, rjs, rj, subst. [leaeiia,] a lioness. Ov anjffbfiat Xcaiv' em TvpoKviiorXbos. 
 
 Lysistr. 231. EPITH. Toms, irvpirvbos, bpeia, utfjoTOKos. 
 Aefir)s, tjtos, 6, subst. [lebes,] a cauldron, a kettle, a basin. "HtoX or' eg/ul- 
 
 oet£ f Xefirjs tbs kv irvpX ttoXXm. fi. 237. SYN.'Ayyeco^. EPITH. HaTpubs, 
 
 /I 
 
 1 Vid« Ruhnkenii adaotntionem eruditissimam. 
 
 
AErN AEIX 529 
 
 XaXxeds, ita^i^dvdwv, avQefioeis, airvpos, KaXds, Xcvkos, aidtav, Ewriirdvos, dpyv- 
 
 pios, (Zoos d^Xos. 
 AeyvioTos, ov, adj [fimbrialus,] fringed. Zuvvvadai XeyvwTov, Xv dypXd BrjpXd 
 
 kglivoj. Call. 3. 12. SYN. Qvacdvoeis. 
 Aeyw, v. [(l)colligo, dico, cubare facio, (2) in med. voc. cubo, jaceo,] (l) to 
 
 gather, to select, to speak, to make to lie down ; (2) to lie down. *Hv roHai 
 
 7roX\o7s npos x&P lv XeyrjTe tX. Hec. 257- SYN. SvXXeyw, fuerpeo), avbdot, tpho, 
 
 eveitio, (j>r)fj.X, Keifiat, KardKeijjiat. 
 AerjXcLTeto, v. [depopulor, praedor,] to carry off plunder, to take away booty. 
 
 AerjXarriffei yjpdvdV eyw b" aTtoXXvfiai. Aj. Fl. 343. SYN. A^arevo), tropdlw, 
 
 ap7rd£<o, Xu)7rdbvTEh), Xriietdfiat. 
 Ae/d, as, rj, subst. [praeda,] plunder. Bord kcli Xeiav. Aj. Fl. 145. Syn. 
 
 ArjXs, aypa, Xd<J>vpd f iroifivXa, floater/ fidTa. 
 Aeiaydprj, rjs, fj, P. N. [Leagora,] See in Evdyooi/. 
 Aeialvto, v. [laevigo, polio,] to polish, to level. Yldtrav XeidvEU), Tpexpat 5' ijpojds 
 
 'A^atovs. O. 26l. SYN. Hew, KOfffjteoj. 
 Aeifloi, v. [libo, fundo,] to pour, to shed. KdVetrd Xdfieis baxpv an ofjifidnov 
 
 aedey; Iph. A. 650. SYN. Ei/3gj, orac?w, ffrdXae?w, orrdXdw, aicevbuj. 
 Ae7/m£, duds, et Xeifiiov, wvds, et antiq. gen. (bvddev, 6, subst. [pratum,] a mea- 
 dow. Aa)TdTpo(j)ov KaTaXeifiaKa,X6yxais. Phcen. 1587* See also Hipp. 74. 
 
 EpiTH. ' Avdntyopds , xXospos, do/pdros, KofirjTiis, ijpivds, avQepoeis, afftyobeXos, 
 
 c?d0eos, epdretvoSf [idXdicos, dpiTr pE7rr)s, avdEfiujbrjs, bpoaEpos, TtoptyvpEos, poboets, 
 
 ko/jltjttjs. Phr. * ' AvQeoI QdXXwv yXupols. — Atjtovs dyd7ravXcu fiddeidv drd 
 
 yXdav. See also Hipp. 75 — 79. 
 AetfxujvXds, a, ov, et Xei/xwvXs, Xbds, r), adj. [pratensis,] of the meadow. 'Ei- ov- 
 pdvov bi kcltto yfjs Xei/xwvXas. Agam. 543. See also Call. fr. 457* 
 AeioKpXrds, ov, o, P. N. [Liocritus,] See in YLvv6pXbr)s. 
 AeiovTd/idxvs, ov, 6, adj. [qui cum leone pugnat,] who fights with a lion. Toy 
 
 XeioyTdftdxay, rov 6'fyye.ipd. Theocr. 20. 2. 
 Aelos, a, ov, adj. [laevis,] smooth, even. Kr)/JL£ ydp 6 KpdrXbas rov TrotfiEvd 
 
 Xews v-rravTuiv. Theocr. 5. QO. SYN. Aevpos, dfidXos, fjtdXdnos, Xiaods, Xiairos. 
 Adores, tjtos, */, subst. [laevitas,] smoothness. ^nXayx^'ojv te XewTrjTa. P. V. 
 
 502. SYN. Aeidv, to. 
 Aeurdydfjids, ov, o et r), adj. [qui conjugem deserit,] abandoning the marriage- 
 bed, faithless. Aeixoydjaov, a irXeioTovs. Orest. 1299* 
 Aeurd7rdru)p, dpds, 6 et ?/, adj. [qui patrem deserit,] forsaking a father. Tiiv 
 
 Xenro-rrdTopd. Orest. 1298. 
 AenrTEds, dv, adj. [linquendus,] to be left. Ov XeurTtov Tab'' tidXXws bi auxj- 
 
 te6v. Here. F. 1377. 
 Aeiirw, v. [linquo, relinquo, deficio,] to leave, to forsake, to abandon, to fail. 'ft$ 
 
 ydo tteoovte 7ra75' IXeinETriv fiXov. Phcen. 1443. SYN. 'A.ivdXeiiru), e/cXeiVw. 
 AeipXoets, effvd, lv, adj . [liliaceus, suavis, tener,] of the lily, sweet, tender. Mel- 
 
 vaX E/ioy bopv ficucpov, 6 rot XP°" Xeipwevra. N. 830. SYN. 'Hbvs, dvQXv6s,6\v- 
 
 BlfMOElS. 
 
 AeipXop, ov, to, subst. [lilium,] a lily, 'lis 6' ote Xelptd fcaXd 7TEptftpo/JiEOvaX /*e- 
 
 Xtaaai. Apoll. 1. 879- SYN. Kpivdv, icpXvds. EPITH. Aevkov, cVTrerdX^, 
 
 XevKoxpuov, avQlfioEv. 
 
 Aetorrds, et XrjiaTos, i), ov, adj. [praedabilis,] to be plundered. 'Avbpbs be ^vyr), 
 I irdXXv eXBelv, ovte Xt'torr}. 1. 408. See also I. 406'. 
 \eiTos, rj, dv. See note on the word Aitos. 
 Aetxnv, yvds, 6, subst. [impetigo, mentagra,] a devouring ulcer, a gangrene. 
 
 Aeixfjv dfvXXos, utexvos. Eumen. 788. 
 \eixwwp, dpds, 6, Aetxo/uivXr), r}s, ?/, et AeixoirXval, aKrds, o, P. N. [Lichenor, 
 
 Lichomyle, Lichopinax,] the names of mice in the Batrachomyomachia, 214. 
 
 29. and 99. 
 Aeixu, v. [lambo, lingo,] to lick. Aeixeiv, xXcuyco' paXaKqv, oXovpav. Vesp. 
 
 738. Syn. Aa*™, X/x/ud5w. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 3 X 
 
530 AEIY - AEFJA 
 
 Attya.vtiv, ov, to, subst. [reliquiae,] a remainder, a relic. y AXX' kvQaV abror 
 
 \ei\pavor $pvyu>P XXireiv ; Troad. 717. EpTTH. UaXaiou, Kutyov* 
 AeKavrj, rjs, fj, et XekcwXop, ov, to, subst. [(1) pelvis; (2)' cations,] a dish, a 
 
 plate. Top airoyyov £\(op etc rijs Xekclptjs TafxfiabX' yftaiv 7T£piKh)vei. Vesp. 600. 
 
 See also Acharn. 1 109. 
 AekiOos, ov, f], subst. [(1) vitellus, ovi luteum ; (2) XekXOos, o, pisum,] the 
 
 yolk of an egg; a dish made of peas. 'Es top ^oKkovv evfiaXXdjjLEPov nlXoy 
 
 XekXOop Trcipa ypuos. Lysi&tr. 56l. 
 Aetudo7rii)XXs, Xbds, fj, subst. [quae pisa vendit,] a woman who sells peas. *H 
 
 XeKXdoTrcoXXv' ov yap av t6(tovtopi. Plut. 427» 
 Acktos, 1), 8v, adj. [(l)lectus; (2) dicendus, dictus,] chosen, select; to be 
 
 told, told. Azktovs adpolaas bei/p* 'Adqraltov Kopovs. Eur. Snppl. 366. SYN. 
 
 "ApiaTos, (2) pi]-os, defiXTos eibeyat. — Acktop, to, is also a P. N. [Lectum,] 
 
 a part of mount Ma. Horn. Apoll. 217- 
 AeK-pop, 1 ov, to, subst. [lectus,] a bed, a couch. *6s ovte Xenrpup vlbydfiMP 
 
 ov)]ooixai. Med. J 345. SYN. Koirrj, evjn), Xi^bs, befipXbv, OciXd^o?. EPITH. 
 
 No0oi', noi'rjpdv, ypopXbp, xprjGTOP, iiQiktov, kukop, bovXop, <pXXbv, (j>vra\fxXbp, 
 
 areppbp, JZcloXXXkov, kuivov, (rrpojTOP, aXXorpXbp, cuffyjoo.", a.Kr)pa.Tbp, fXEToXov, 
 
 civvfJi^evToP, yafxi)XXbv t fj.aXa.KOP, vvfjHpXbp, fia.Ka.pXov , ovvaifxov, TroXvirovov, Keb- 
 
 rov, ayvov, TtapQeveiov, EpdroP, bXabpbfxbp, vvfityibXbp, OTvyepov, 6ed7rdi'T}Tdr, 67rt- 
 
 Grifiov, <j)oii'X6v. PHR. Tas avavhpov Koiras Xetcrpop, XeKTpmv aBtKrtav ^vpaX- 
 
 Xdyal, XeKTpwv KolTai tprj/joi, Xefcrpwi' Tpv^-qixa (pXXor, nXXcrXa XiiCTpcjy toXXa, 
 
 XeKTpojv okotXcl vv/JL(f>evTr}pXa, Xefcrpwr evvai. 
 AsXeyes, wv, ol, P. N. [Lelegcs,] a nation which came from Caria to assist the 
 
 Trojans. See Damm. P. R. Kot AtXeyes Kal KavKm>es, bloi r? IJeXwryoi. 
 
 K. 429. EPITH. Q>XXo7rTdX€fxoi. 
 AeXdyiffjuZvws, adv. [prudenter,] deliberately. AtXoyiafiePtos TrpaaffotpX paXXdv 
 
 T) ffdivei. Iph. A. 1021. SYN. 'ZvreTuts, (ppbiXfitos. 
 Aepfios, ov, 6, subst. [navicula,] a cutter. Mrjpipdot, Kwas te, ylpiop t ek 
 
 epeiffjjanX Xeftfios. Theocr. 21. 12. 
 Ae/z/m, fobs, to, subst. [cortex, liber,] a peeling, barl<. *A7rb rijs KtyaXtfs to 
 
 Xtpfjia. AVes 675. 
 Alovreios, et Xeopteos, ea, contr. i\, lav, adj. [leoninus,] of a lion. Aepfxa Xeov- 
 
 teiop /idXd 01 Ke^aptrrfiEvdv avToj. Theocr. 24. 133. 
 AeovTT), with bbpa understood, [pellis leonis,] a lion's skin. Ran. 46. 432. 4$3. 
 Aeoptottovs, -xobos, adj. [leoniuos pedes habens,] li»n-footed. 'XiriXXovo' vwb 
 
 Xeovtotcovv pdaXr. Eur. IV. (Edip. 1-6. 
 Aeovto<1>v}}s, eos, adj. [a leone genitus,] lion- born. Tavbi Xto^ropi/jy. Racch. 
 
 1 192. SYN. Aeoi'teios. 
 AiovToxXatvos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [pelle leonis amictus,] clad in a lion's skin; 
 
 Tiy fXE, XEOVTO)(Xaiv£ ovoktope, tbyjytibv oCop. Call. Epigr. 35. I. 
 AtTrabrdp, 7, ov, to, subst. [antilena,] that leather thong with wiiich the £vybv 
 
 was fastened, and connected with the /lao-^aXtiT-^p. Ayae -^pvaeiov Ka\6p 
 
 Civyop, ep bi X£7rn§jd. E. 730. EPITH. KaXov, \pvaeibp. 
 Aettoios, a, op, adj. [(1) montanus, pra?ru)vtus ; (2) corticibus abundans,] 
 
 mountainous, abounding with cork trees. Tavpov, X£7raias ov KttToib' ovov 
 
 yfiopos. Hipp. 1243. SYN. "Opetos, yXXfiaTus. 
 Aiirapybs, op, adj. [albus,] w!)ite. Top OaXXop rpioyorri tu bvvodci, oird' 6 
 
 Asiiapyds. Theocr. 4. 45. SYN. Aevkos, apyijeis. 
 A£7rds, cibos, ?/, et (2) XE7ras, tiros, to, subst. [( I ) concha petrai adherens ; (2) 
 
 rapes, promontoriutn,] (1) a limpet, (2) a rock, a promontory. 'AytXnJd /jep 
 
 {jooKtifiar dprX irpps Xe7co.s. Bacch. 666. SYN. (1) Koy^rj, (2) TTErpa, uKpbp, 
 
 EPITH. ^YlZrpuloPj vXiJEP, 'lbalop. 
 
 1 AeKTpov is more commonly used in the plural number, especially by Euripides, and th?n 
 denotes marriage, &c. 
 
 * A^7ro5ro$ seems also to be u.sed as an adjective in the sense of adhcrrescens, joined or yoked 
 to. Eumen. 5b5. See Pauwr's note in Dr. Butler's most useful edition of JEscbyius. 
 
AEriA AEVr 531 
 
 AZtcqottj, its, //, subst. [genus poeuli, conch?e formam habens,] a shell-cup. 
 
 Qfjffeis, eiretbdv eKTtXrjs divov vlov \iiraoTi]V. Pax §\6. 
 Aeirpas, abbs, ij, fern, [aspera,] rugged, Aenpds, e^' a oirevbojy fieya Hktv6v 
 
 Is fioXoveXtcei. Theocr. 1.40. SYN. Tpa^etd. 
 AeirpZdv, ov, to, et A^irpibs, ov, 6, P. N. [Leprium,] a town in Elis or Arcadia. 
 
 WrbXXedpbv, b Aeirpeiov 7r|$>drtffrai. Call. 1. 39* See also Aves 151. 
 Ae'xpbs, d, or, adj. [asper,] rough. Tpels tovs XdyovTas, tovs 8 XpavTdi ek 
 
 Xlirpwv. Acharn. 724. Syn. Tpa-)(ys. 
 AeTr-dXtbs, et Xeirrbs, 1), ov, adj. [teuuis, subtilis, gracilis,] slender. Ae-rrTaXeg 
 
 (pwvrj' rot be pvrTGOv-es dfiapTfj. 2. 5/1. See also K. 226'. Syn. '\oyjvbs, 
 
 dadevqs, d^dvrjs, ovrtbdvos, djj.ivr\vbs. 
 AeTrrdfiadijs, ebs, 6,//, adj. [miuime profundus,] shallow. Ae7rrd/3d#J5v. iEsch. 
 
 Suppl. 4. — 
 
 AeTr-dbot.ids, ov, adj. [tenuiter aedificatus vel textus,] slightly built. AeTr-rbbb/uots 
 
 TTeifffAaaiyXaoTTopois. Pers. 117* 
 AejrroXoyew, v. [rainula et subtilia disputo,] to speak sublilely. Ka\ Xe7ird- 
 
 Xbyelv i]hr} ZrjTel, kcii nlpX kottvov G7£vbXeoye~tv. Nub. 319* SYN. AeTTTovpyew, . 
 
 fjutcpuXdyov/jai, ouijiizopcii, dvrXXb ytu . 
 Ae-xToXoyos, ov, 6 et ij, adj. [qui subtiliter disserit,] subtikly speaking. Ae*- 
 
 TbXbyovs ^vverccs typivds at KuQopare. llan. S75. 
 AeTtTofiXroi, ov, adj. [tenui licio textus,] finely woven, "Azb, XeTrroturop (pdpbs. 
 
 Androm. 831. 
 AtVTvs, vi'i. Af7rrd\£os-. 
 AeTrrdrrjs, tjtos, fj, subst. [tenuitas, subtilitas,] subtilty, refinement. T ft Zev 
 
 fiaaiXev, tijs XeirTbrrjTOS ~u/v (ppevujv. Nub. 153. 
 Ae7rrovpy£(jj, v. [subtiliter ago,] to refine. 'A\X' ov yap ev biovrX Xexrovpyels, 
 
 TTarlp. Hipp. Q2'o. SYN. AeTrroXdygw. 
 Aenrovpyiis, lbs, b, //, adj. [subtili artificio factus,] finely wrought. Aewrovp- 
 
 yls, 7rioijj dvljjuov' vivo 6' dpaevesimroi. Horn. 30. 14. SYN. Ae7rrdXeds, Xctt- „ 
 
 tos, baibdXebs, balbdXos. 
 Aiirvpov, et Xen-vpXbv, ov, to, subst. [putamen ovi vel nucis,] an egg or nut- 
 shell. 'H be Kopvs, tv Xiirvpbv Ztti Kpord(f>ots Kapvoio. Batrach. 130. See also 
 
 Theocr. 3. 93. 
 Aepvalbs, a, ov, adj. [Lernaeus,] of Lerna. Aepvaiq. re bwoei rpXaiva. Plioen. 
 
 191. 
 Aepi n, r,s t »/, P. N. [Lerna,] a river and marsh in Argolis. 7 fl irbXts. b. MoXup 
 
 Is "Apybs, avaxaket Aepvrjs vbojp. Phoen. 622. 
 Aenfiidziu), et AeojjiZw, v. [Lesbiam ago,] to act the Lesbian woman. AiV# 
 
 no:)' ?'/ Muua ovk tXetjpXazev ; o'vk ; Ran. 1308. See also Vesp. 1337. 
 Aeofiios, n, bv, et Aeafiis, Xbb'i, >/, adj*. [Lesbius,] of Lesbos. See in Aufttd. 
 
 See also I. 271. 
 Aecrpos, ov, )), P. N. [Lesbos,] an island in 1 he JEgean s?a. "Qoaov Aioflbs 
 
 duo MaKapoi ebos eiros tepyet. H. 544. EpiTH. *Evt:TX/jh'i] t i)ydOh), fii'Efjdetr- 
 
 od, ilpd. 
 Aecr^nc^, v. [garrio,] to prate, lo dialler. ^LtyaV 6' obi: idlXovtrX f^dcol *:d*:d 
 
 XvayjiZovTts. Theog. 6 13. SYN. QXvuptio. 
 Aec^i], r)s, //, subst. [publicum icdirieiuui, ubi otiosi confabnlabautuv et men- 
 
 dici uounuiiquam peruoctabant ; diversoriuoi, lies. Op. 495. ; confabulatio, 
 
 con vent us,] a place for loungers and of entertainment for the idle or destitute, 
 
 meeting, conversation. 'He ttov Is Xea^v' dXX' evQdbi ir&XX' aydpevcis. a. 
 
 328. EpiTH. \vyKXr\rbs, voiijpd, paKpa, Kacoordfids, 
 Aei/ydXeos, a, bv, adj. [luctuosus, perniciosus,] deplorable, destructive, sad. 
 
 AevydXeoi r* tabueoQd, Kat ov bebdrjKbret &X»/y« /3. Dl. SYN. 'OXZttptbs, dXbbs, 
 
 dXy etrbs, ohrpbs. 
 Aei/ydXe<i>s, adv. [graviter, trisli animo,] mournfully. "Eidd kI XevyuXIws vr\(av 
 
 dno tal xXXoXawr. N. 723. 
 
532 AEYK AEYK 
 
 AevKaivoj, v. [dealbo,] to make white, "idX. Acvicaivei robe (pQs ifir). Iph, 
 
 A. 157. 
 AevKavdfis, ebs, 6, r/, adj. [florera album seu canos capillos habens,] white- 
 flowered, hoary, blue. AevKavOed o&iidq eniavav Kcnrvbv. Nem. 9» 55. 
 AevKavia, vid. AavKuvXa. 
 Aevicas, 1 dbbs, fj, P. N. [Leucas,] a famous rock on the coast of Epirus. Tt- 
 
 xjsat t es aXfjrjv Aevmbos 7rerpas a7ro. Cycl. l66. 
 AevKaonXs, Xbbs, 6, adj. [album clypeum habens,] white-shielded. A.evKaoirXv 
 
 cifTopuifxey 'Aoye/W GTpdrbv. Phcen. 1115. 
 AevKri, rjs, r/, subst. [alba populus,] the white poplar. IpiXdicbs o£(ov, KaX 
 
 a.Trpayix6avvr]S Kal XevKqs (pvXXbjSbXovarjs. Nub. 1007. PHR. 'HpaicXebs lepov 
 
 epvbs. 
 AevKripETfids, ov, adj. [albis remis instructus,] white-oared. AevK^perfJiov £>' 
 
 "£prj. Iph. A. 283. 
 AevKi'iprjs, ebs, 6, ?/, adj. [albus,] white, hoary. Kcu fiot yeve. lov irepBe XevKr/prj 
 
 rpix&. 1057 * 
 ' AevtcnrnXbes, iov, al, P. N. [Phoebe et Hilaira,] the daughters of Leucippus, or 
 
 their priestesses. Udp" olbjjid AevKnnrXbds, rj irpb vaov. Helen. 1465. 
 AevKnnrds, et AevKoTru>Xds, ov, 6, [(l) P. N. Leucippus ; (2) adj. albos equos 
 
 habens,] (1) Leucippus, (2) having white horses, trodden by white horses. 
 
 KeJrb, XevKiTTiroial Ka-bfieluv. Pyth. g. 146. See also Aj. Fl. 672. Syn. 
 
 AevKd7T(t)Xds. 
 Aevdrrjs, ov, 6, Xevtclrls, Xbbs, fj, adj. [candidus,] streaked with white. See in Ko- 
 
 PvtttXXos. SYN. AevKos, Xenapybs. 
 AevKddea, rjs, f], P. N. [Leucotl^a,] the same as Ino. T ft irovrXas irai AevKbdeas t 
 
 vICjv (j)vXa£. Iph. T. 271. Phr. See e. 334. 
 AevKoOpil;, Xyps, adj. [qui candido est capillo,] white-haired. Wp&rov Ylavbwpa 
 
 Ovaai XevKorpX)(a tcpibv. Aves 971. 
 AevKoiov, ov, to, subst. [alba viola,] a white violet. *H kou XevKbXwv oretydvov 
 
 irepX KparX (piiXaaawv. Theocr. 7* 64. 
 AevKdnvi.iwv, ov, adj. [albos fluctus habens,] having foamy waves. Acvkokv- 
 
 fibaX irpos TipaiffrXais . Orest. 987. 
 AevKdXd(pas, ov, 6, et XevKoXdQos, adj. [albam cristam habens,] white-crested. 
 
 Tis ovrbs 6 XevnoXofas. Phoen. 1 18. 
 AevKd7rrixvs, ebs, adj. [candidos cubitos habens,] white-armed. Ob biKrvotmy, 
 
 aXXd XevKd7n)x£Gi- Bacch. 1196. 
 AevnoTrXr)d))s, eds, 6, »/, adj. [albatis plenus,] full of people in white, 'fts Xevicb- 
 
 TrXr)dt)s -fjv Xbelv ^ 'iacXr)(TXa. Eccles. 387. 
 AevKo-rrovs, bbbs, adj. [albos pedes habens,] white-footed. Bai%a($ crvv Xev- 
 
 Kd-rrdffXv. Cycl. 72. 
 AevKOTTTepbs, ov, 6 et >;, adj. [albas alas, vel alba vela habens,] white-winged. 
 
 'Q, XevKo-n-Tepe KprjrrXa. Hipp. 749. 
 AevKb-irwXbs, vid. Aevtciirirbs. 
 Asvkos, >), oV, adj. et (2) Aevicbs, ov, 6, P. N.[(l) albus; (2) Leucus,] (l) white; 
 
 (2) Leucus. Ttdelcd XevKbv ovv^d bid ndprjXbtov. Orest. 951. See also 
 
 A. 491. Syn. 'Apyr/eis, XevK)')pr]s, XevKtrrjs, Xenapybs, Xafiirpbs, bXavyrjs, ebrv- 
 
 XQ S > Xevicb(f)d))s, XevKo^pios. 
 AevKotTTeQijs, ebs, 6, f), adj. [alba lana velatus,] covered with white wool. Aev- 
 
 KO(TTe(j)€ls expvod vebbpe-nrovs nXdbovs ; iEscll. Suppl. 338. 
 AevKoariKTbs, ov, b et fj, adj. [albis maculis distiuctus,] marked with white 
 
 spots. Aev-KOffrtKTM rpXyX (3dXXovs. Iph. A. 222. 
 
 1 See Damrn. and Ovid. Epist. Sappli. 
 
 3 Dr. Blomfield in his glossary remarks that this is the only instance of rrjp^s in composition 
 with an adjective. But we find lai]pr)s Iph. T. 1473, ii((Toi]pT]s, Ion 909, a\ii]fyqs, Hec. 454, 
 and the numeral adjectives compounded with 7jpr)S. 
 
AEYK AHAA 533 
 
 AevKofffjtvpds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [candidos habens pedum malleolos,] white-ankled. 
 
 Ot b' els ctfxfipdalov QaKafiov XevKoa(f>vpov"lil3as. Theocr. 17. 32. 
 AevKorp6(j>6s, ov, adj. [albas baccas gerens,] producing white berries. Aevn6- 
 
 rpd(j)d fivpTa, XdpX-TU)v. Aves 1100. 
 AevKoQdrjs, eos, adj. [album nitens,] shining, white, sparkling. Hdpd be Xev- 
 
 Kvfdfj. Iph. A. 1054. Syn. See Aevzos. 
 AevKoytTwv, tovos, adj. [candidam tunicam habens,] white-robed. Ov rdjids 
 
 ck Trrepvijs, ovx rjxara XevKoyXTwva. Theocr. Ep. 2. 1. 
 AevKoxpws, (jjtos, adj. [albam cutem habens,] with a white color or skin. "Qdev 
 
 e/adv re XevKoxpod Kelpdfjiai. Phoen. 332. (Paeon, trim.) 
 AevKwXevds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [pulchras ulnas habens,] fair-armed. Ov& evp" 
 
 'Avbpo/Jidxyv XevK<i)Xevov ev fieydpoioXv. Z. 371. SYN. AevKonrjyys. 
 Aevpds, a, 6v, adj. [laevis,] smooth, polished. 'Ev -ipd/jidda Xevpa. Hec. 693. 
 
 SYN. Acids, 6/udXos, 7t\cltvs, evpv^ojpos, evpvs. 
 AevaXjjLos, ov, b et r/, adj. [lapidatorius,] of stoning, lot orj r dbeX^y Xevalfxov 
 
 bovvat bXiajv. Orest. 607« SYN. AxdoXevaros, Xevarrjp. t 
 
 Aevajjios, ov, 6, subst. [lapidatio,] stoning. Aevajjiov re kcu fxvSiov&iv olKriafibv 
 
 ttoXvv. Eumen. 189. 
 Aevcrffb), v. [video,] to see. Aeivov be Xevoaeis ofjifiaTiov fypcus Kopais. Orest. 
 
 383. SYN. BXenoj, 6e(t)pe(o, opdio, bepnofiai, /3\e/ueatVw. 
 Aevorrip, ypos, 6, adj. [lapidator,] a caster of stones. Aevcrrijpd bfifiov §' ovrt 
 
 fxrj <j)vyrf fxopov. Sept. Theb. 183. SYN. AevaXfxos, XXdofioXos. 
 Aevio, v. [lapido,] to throw a stone at. Tlerpois be Xevei fxvfjjjidXaXvov ndTpos. 
 
 Eur. Electr. 328. Syn. See KdrdXevw. 
 Aexa-ws, ov, 6, adj. [Lechaeus,] an epithet of Neptune, as having a temple at 
 
 Lechaeum. Ov Kep^vts KpeiovrX TloaeibdiovX Aetata. Call. 4. 27 1- 
 Aeyeiroiris, ov, 6, adj. [herbosus,] grassy. * AotoTr6vb i 'ikovto fiddvaxpivov, Xexe- 
 
 Trolr\v. A. 383. SYN. Woir\eis, xXorjQopds. 
 Ae"xripr)s, eos, adj. [lecto adfixus,] confined to a bed. Aextip*! wvtiwv ck 0aXa- 
 
 /jliov. Phosn. 1557. 
 Aexos, eds, to, subst. [lectus,] a bed, the marriage-bed. Kpvjrry koito: twv aS>v 
 
 XeyEwv. Hipp. 153. Syn. and Epith. See AeKTpdv. 
 Aexp'ios, a, 6v, adj. [obliquus,] oblique, bent. AexP^os, eKnecrrj (J>XXas Kapbias. 
 
 Hec. 1011. SYN. Ao)(/uios, boxf^os, eyKapaXos, orKoXX6s,Xo^6s. 
 AexpXs, adv. [oblique,] obliquely. Aexpis 5' alrrvrepoi bdfioX eardadv a/jupore- 
 
 p(o6e. Apoll. 3. 238. 
 Asp, 66s, et Xex^Xs, Xbos, y, subst. [puerpera,] a woman in labor. Acy' 
 
 rjXXovs, ev olaXv ayvevei Xe^w. Eur. Electr. 654. See also Call. 4. 236. Syn. 
 
 Tdffds, reKOvad, 7raiboToKos, aprXroKos. 
 AexuXov* to, subst. [puerperii lectus,] childbed. 'SlytiyXov icdXeovai Xex^ov 
 
 'AnXbavfjes. Call. 1. 14. 
 Ae<i)(J>dpds , vid. Aaofopos. 
 Aeuv, poet. Xeiivv, ovtos, et XXs, 6, subst. [leo,] a lion. Kct7rp§> XeovrX & apfioffai 
 
 iraibwv yd/uovs. Phoen. 422. See also E. 782. and A. 480. EriTH. Ily- 
 
 pt^Xeywv, 6pe.GTf.p6s, opeios, ex6p6s, uypXos, evav\6s, aXici/Jos, beivos, oXoos, 
 
 d\6o<ppit)p, 6peatTp6(f)6s, virohpd Xbiov, aidwv, dvaibijs, dfiaifidKeTos, f3pXdpos, bd- 
 
 ovoTepv6s, bdtyoivos, ipXfipe^tTrjs, 666s, KupTep6s, napxdpobovs, Xa^v//e«, £av66s f 
 
 £avduK6[Ji6s, 7rtXu)pX6s> afxepbdXtus, x aiT *l eis > opecncvos, tyofiipos, <f>ohX6s, oQlviX 
 
 fi\etxlalv<*>v, ft\6avp6s, fidpvtyde'yKTrjs. Phr. See A. 543 — 556. and Trach. 
 
 1108. 
 Ae<upy6s, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [facinorosus,] wicked. 'X^riXoKpy/jLvois tuv Xewpyov 
 
 oxjAdaai. P. V. 5. SYN. Yldvovpyos, nai'ToXfius, brjfjioxdplcrTrjS, nvbp6(^6v6s. 
 Aews, vid. Aaos. 
 Ar/yw, v. [cesso, desino,] to cease, to abstain from. Ayl/ao" 6bvp/jwi>, nevdX- 
 
 fiutv Ttbaicpviov. Phoen. 1087. SYN. 'A7roX?/yw, 7rav6pat, onvtu), dydft&XX6/nai f 
 
 KdrdXyyo). 
 AgbdpXov, ov, to, et Xrjbos, eos, to, subst. [vestis trita seu aestiva,] a thread- 
 
 
534 AHAA AHMA 
 
 bare or thin summer coat. "Ore ;$»/ xXcuyay TwXel^ ijbrj, kcu Xqbdpwv r< irpXarr- 
 
 Oat. Aves 7l6V SYN. (depiarpXby. 
 Aifba, as, //, P. N. [Leila,] Leila. rTu75' ciyicaXat<ri ireplcfteptov, Ai/Sn 0' d«a. 
 
 Orest. 458. EPITH. Hot ltd, KaXXicr<pvpbs, dndXr], j3d0i/jco\7r#s, fiddvZwibs, 
 
 AlrioXis. PhR. Kwic^oi/ 5oXia v^eyos yoyos. 
 Aqboy, ov, to, subst. [rete,] a net. Tot KdXdpoi, rayicioTpd, to. tyvKtbeyTa re 
 
 XTjbd. Theocr. 21. 10. 
 Aqdalbs, by, adj. [(l) Lethaeus, (->) oblivionem inducens,] Lelhsean, consigning 
 
 to oblivion. OvB' bri ffl Xqdalby enl itTipov vnybs epeiaei. Call. 4. 234. Sy.N. 
 
 A/JLI'ijfUDl'. 
 
 Aqddfe/ubs, ov, 6 et >;, adj. [oblivionem habens ventorum, quietus,] tranquil. 
 
 Aaddtifioy ts jiii' wpay. Situ Oil. fr. 18. $YN. FfiXifi'ios, evhXus. 
 AySoVw, vid. Aay0ui'(tf. 
 AqOq, \}]QoJi>it], \a f lT(l><>b(JVi'v lt Xqafxbnvyq, r/S, Xi/dos, Dor. XdOds, fos, to, et 
 
 Xrjcrrts, lbs, ?/, subst. [oblivio, P.N. Lethe, fluvius apud Inferos,] oblivion, 
 
 forget fulness ; the river Lethe. ? I1 7ror*td Xx/ft/j riov kclk&v, its el cof/*//. Orest. 
 
 207. See also Iph. T. 1278. Apoli. 4. 356. Hes. Theog. 59. Theocr. 23. 24. 
 
 and Cycl. 171. Syn/A/ii qpoovyq. PhR. A t)0qs drenutipTbi' ye(jibs. 
 A/jdio, ct Xi'fldpai; vid. Aai'Qavot. 
 Arfius, cllos, //, adj. [praedando capta,] captive. Aqldbas be yvyaixds, eXevBepoy 
 
 tf&ap aTToVfjcis. Apoil. 1.611. SYN. AbindXiorbs, bopi6/;parbs, (tl^iidXittTis, 
 
 XrjioTi}. 
 Aqq3or,)p, qpos, 6, et X?;t/5oret/)d, as,y t adj. [qui et quae segeles depascitur, et 
 
 arva vastat,] feeding on and wasting corn. Vpa6fj.u:v e^sXaaaifuX avos (is Xql 
 
 0oreipr,s. 0*. 29* 
 * Ar//cfyiui, v. [praedor,] to obtain by plunder. Dor'; 01/Tt ttot; XtXtj/r/uefl' e£ 
 
 clyi-piov Xey_oY; Helen. 174. SY'N. 0?;pdu,', dXiVcw, alpsoj, uo;rac?u>, e^eidpi^bj, 
 
 ((.epio, uyu). 
 Aqtbr, Dor. Xtiibv, ov, to, subst. [seges,] a coru-fitdd, a crop. A>;toy aXbfjOKov- 
 
 tos, ore (ppiaaavijlf upevpai. x ¥. 599' SYN.-2sd^ifa, dcrd^vs. EPITH. ^A-yXdoY, 
 
 uyXuoicapiTQi', ard^orj^opby. PHR. ^qjxijrepds fepos aicrt}, dtyeXXdiifyov Aid* 
 
 c^ilDpo). 
 Aqls, Uus., »/i subst. [praeda, peeus,] plunder, cattle. 'AXXorp'nj? fiQoiy, kuI 
 
 n§Lv Z,€us Xijlia b'Jij. £.80*. SYN. Ae*d, uypa, Xd<pvpd, u^uXd, eiapu. 
 
 .EpiTU. II0XX77, fj.ti bf-LKijS. 
 Atfiu-Tiip, fjpos, XyfiuTiop, opus, Xqiarqs, et Xyjnrqs, ov, 0, subst. |praedator,] a 
 
 plunderer, a piraie. Old re Xqiariipes i/ire'ip d\d, to'i r dXowrrcu. t. 254. See 
 
 also o. 420. Horn. 6. 7. and Alcvst. 782. Syn. KXdn-evs, t:X&L>. EpiTii. 
 
 floXv jrXayKTOSf airqvijb, ainpolb*, fxiaKJtotds, ojfxijaTijs. PHR. x Yvv>)v rpopQityiyos, 
 
 Kiii.Oi' uXXbbd7TOl(Tl tjjtp(t)y. 
 
 *AtjiarSs, y, or, adj. [spoliatus,] taken for plunder, carried off. Ajiorol /^e»» 
 
 yup Tt fides t.ai \<f>ia /ufjXd. I. 4O0. 
 Aifins, libs, i), adj. [pnedatrix, priedam agens,] plundering-, fern. Ka< -a y 
 
 \\6)jyuii} AriiTibi bibs 'Obvaoei'ts. K. 46*0. 
 At'i'irCs, ov, v, P.N. [t.eitus,] one of the Theban comoiamlers in tfce Trojan 
 
 war. Alfiros o' b yqyivus. Iph. A. 25p. (Trocli. dim. cat.) 
 A>ikJ>, verb. h»U«. 2 a<;r. sXdnbv, perf. ill, XeXiua et Ion. XeXryjvd, v. [sono,] to 
 
 s((iii»il, to IV so bird, to speak. AeAn^e x^'P°» /i^yciXo-rr^ii/jbrd. P. V. 415. 
 
 SYN. lifjd^w, I'jbcM, (jiitti-iu), i'd^oJ, dorciv/, t)XaiVTfw, j3psj.ii>!, pptivr&un 
 AtjKi/Jtibi, eia, eior, a<H. [ampullaciu^,* luud-soundiug. ArjuvBtios Moved. 
 
 Call. fr. 3ip. 
 Ai/hS^gff, »v, //, et dimiu. Xqnudtdy, ov, ru, subst. [(1) lecythus, arcula pigmen- 
 
 loru.n, (2) parva beyihus,] (I) an oil cruet, a sinelling-box, (2) a small cruet. 
 
 "E\(ubv ova trearfvey rij Xt)i>u'J<j. Aves 1589- See also Kan. 1243. 
 A/yXajT<\v, ct AiiXuiTibs', ou,o, sub^i. [campus Eubceue,] a plain in Euboea. 1rii$ 
 
 ini A//\iu.^ TTlbl^. 11: Apoll. 220. See als<> Call. 4. 289. 
 A$p&, iiros, 10, sabst. [voluntas, indoles,] will, purpoie, courage, llerpa* 
 
AHMA AIAN 6:35 
 
 ?b Xijfid Kabafjarrvs ^lufxlv. Cycl. 59 1. SYN. ^pbi'rjfjd, dvftbs, a&wfjd, Opbvbs, 
 
 fiouXevjid, ftvvXi], pwfJLrj, dVSpeid. EPITH. Tt0/?yyu£id>, TvpnvvXkbv, yeyvator, 
 
 KaKoVy dpdcv, dTidrdfxdv, dpiarby, papfidpby, dretftti by, evyeves, beiybr, 7o£oi/Xkor, 
 
 euroXfidy, QuvpXbv, aiQbv. 
 Arj/jiaTtaio, v. [forti sura animo,] lo sjiow a determined spirit. '\0i vvv, cneibi) 
 
 XrjfjdrX^s, Kavbpeios et. Ran. AQ7 . SYN. Meyd tipdieoj. 
 Ay/jaw, v. [lippio,] to be blear-eyed. 'AXX', a) ls.j.byXk-als Xi'ifjats oitws X^^oh'- 
 
 res ras typlvds dfifa). Pint, 58 I. SYN. 'OtydaX/udo), yXa/uaio. 
 Ai'iLtrj, t]h, i), tubs*. [(1) gramia, pituita crassa, (2) lippitudo,] a concretion, 
 
 blcaredncss. See in Arjfjidoj. 
 Aijjjpa, a-u$, to, subst. [res quae aceipitur, proventus,] assumption, seizure, 
 
 income. 'Ev twv yap aurypm' Xtjjjjjid-wv tovs TtXeibrds. Antig. 313. Sy!s. 
 
 K.epbbs, bwpbv. 
 Arifxiudsy a, 6V, adj. [Lcmnius,] of Lenin us, Lemnian. Tds Atjptias ap-tXovs. 
 
 Pax 116*2. See Damm. in Afjuros. 
 Afj/jrds, ov, r), P. N. [Lcmnus, J an island in the /Eijeau .sea, f>ft' the coast of 
 
 Thrace. Kcu ATijjlvuv dpbr,v apczvtoy ej-wKtoav. Hec. SJ5. EPITH. 'AjjapXd- 
 
 Xbs, auTreXoevaa, yydderj, tvKTiftZrt}, Kpbrdij. 
 Ar]va'iTr)s, cv, o, et Xijya'ikbs, adj. [ad fest inn nZy Aijraiiov pertiner.s.J belonging 
 
 to the festival of Leneeus. Qbpvftoy y^fj-oy . A^yair^y. Equit. 54J. (Ana- 
 paest, dim.) 
 Arjialdv, ov, rb, subst. [Lenacum,] (1) the t heal re in which the feslival called 
 
 (2) Ar}vciia, -a, in honor of Bacchus, was celebrated. 'Oi/7rt Arjvai'w r- dyojv. 
 
 Acharn. 504. See also Acham. 3 154. 
 Arjyaiuy, uubs, 6, subst. [mensis in quo Arjtcud celebrabantnr,] tlie month 
 
 rajurjXiwy (January), in which the Ar/i end were celebrated. Mijid be Arjvat- 
 
 wvd, kuk r']fid-d, fiovbdpd 7rdrra, Hes. Op. 502. 
 Ai)v6s, et Dor. Xaibs, ov, b, et (2) * Xf/i ds, tos, to, subst. [(1) Iacus preli tnr- 
 
 cularii, ubi uvae exprimuntur, (2) vitta lanea,] (1) a wine vat or press, (2) a 
 
 woollen fillet. Aavbv ZiriftpwoKeis ; ws rev ttogX ytfrabfjeioib. Titeocr. 7- '^5. 
 
 See also Eumen. 44. EPITH. (1) EvffrctyvX©*. 
 At&s, ecus,?/, subst. [(l) portio, qua: sorte obtingit; (2) quies, cessatio,] (1) a 
 
 portion, (2) a cessation, rest. Arjftv v-bbbaiy xc fj<'i\f)(ov. Eumen. 508. Syn. 
 
 A"X T /"> ^X^ jS > kXi'ipioaXs, kX>7/jos, fiepts, (2) nuvXd. 
 \rj7TTtos, by, adj. [capiendus,] must " 
 
 Ovk iXqs, (3 ca/.i(})upa ; Equit. 002. 
 Aijptu), v. [llUgor, iiieptio,] to play the fool. Ajjpov XrjptTs" rauvd yap r,jxiv 
 
 Tray® \ bad i -vyl kdrsXe^as. Plut. 517« SYN. ^k&apioi, dkb\eo^t<o, Trdpatppuyiu). 
 Af/posj ov, 6, subst. [nuga?,] a tri tie, ticlion. See in At]plu). 
 Arjrr/dbovvji, vid. Ai'iOrj. 
 Ai\vTr\$, vid. Ari'iGTt)». 
 Atfirrlg, vid. A {fd^. 
 Ai'iTeipd, as, //, subst. [sacerdos,] a priestess. Aijreipai Kaieiv eXXd^y 'HoiJ^lf- 
 
 bis. Call. fr. 123. 
 Ar)Tbyiy))s, to<, o et //, Atjrbyiveid, tn, //, AjlTifthr)*, OV % a, Ar/rr.udv, abbs, A:j- 
 
 tu)Xs, ibbs, i), el ArjTwbs, a, br, adj. [« Latona natus 8fU nata,] son or daughter 
 
 of Latona. Xii koc wttts a A«rdytr//«. Ion 46"S. See also Sept. TJieb. 136. 
 
 Horn. Merc. 521. Call. 3. 83. Call. 3. 45. and Soph. Elect;'. 570. 
 I Atjtio, ooj, ?'/, P.N. [Latona,] Latona. 'fiv ap f'c/ )r ?' ^ ir ) T ^> bt miyatroru u-rr 
 
 TO^d. <!>. 502. El'ITH. KaXXiTtapnbff kvbirr-q, tpiabbris, ijUkb/jbs, ko.XXf-rXbkd- 
 
 fibs, noTi'id, yjtVGO-xXbKdfjibs , k-aXXiaOvpbs, /.idnatpd, avyjiKrcb, Ocirj, Lu-XbKu/ibs, 
 
 A^Xi'ds. 
 Aiuio), v. [afiriio, jacto,] to move rapidly, toss, separate. "EvTipft x ( p a '"' : : x oyr(l 
 
 Xifj ZbfJLi yov Trpbri yairj. \. 420. SYN. Kiyiu, rr~tvbo>, bbito?. 
 Ami', Ion. Xn/r, adv. [valde,] very greatly, too much. 'AXA' ovr' dxpifan 
 oura (HjeHfim \lt*v, Med. 532. See aLo Androm. S5S. Syn. ftJdXd, oy«^, 
 i afmbpb, fuyd t /;tydXws, tto.X''. 
 
536 MAP AI0A 
 
 Aidpds, d, di't adj. [calidus,] warm, mild. N/5' vcdri \iapy enX 6' rfitXd 0ap- 
 judra 7rdo-rr£. A. 829* SYN. XXXdpos, Qepfxds. 
 Axj3dvds, et XXpdvwrds, ov, 6 et >7, subst. [thus,] frankincense. Nefcrdpc, Svpias 
 
 b* ws XXf3dvov KaTrvos. Bacch. 144. See also Plut. 703. Epith. 'Hwa. Phr. 
 
 jLvpXov ayXaifffid. 
 Axflds, dbds, ^, et XXj3ds, eds, to, subst. [gutta,] a drop, a stream. TaKo/iaX ws 
 
 -KETpXva nihaKoeqaaXXfias. Androm. 117. See also Agam. 1402. Syn. Aii//, 
 
 tcpovvos, craXay fids, Gray (ov. EPITH. 'Av//\ios, bpoaepa, hpoooeaod, bpoGUjbrjs, 
 
 epcrrjecad, vyprfXds, XvgXttovos, icdddpa, bd.Kpvoeaad t Xepd, oXiyrj. 
 Ax(3vrj, ijs, if, P. N. [Libya,] Libya. l*7reipeiv fxev, orav yepdvos Kp&cova es rijv 
 
 Ai(3vr]v fiETa-^iopy. Aves 710. EPITH. Aixpds, btxpdXea, biiplos, Itfpd, drjpo- 
 
 rpd(j)ds, iroXv^pdrds, epiffxrf, 7roXvfj.r]Xos, 7rdXvKctp7rds. 
 AifivKos, ij, ov, Aij3vs, Dos, 6, AXJjvgtXkos, rf, ov, et AijivGod, rjs, r/, adj. [Africus,] 
 
 Libyan, African, 'firobebxios eytaye, Axfivnov opveov. Aves 65. See also 
 
 Here. F. 684. Eur. fr. Lam. 2. et Bacch. 979- 
 Aiyd, et XXyeios, adv. [argute,] distinctly, loudly. 'A/^>' airy yvnEvr), XXy 
 
 iekuikve, X € ? aL ^ dfivGGe. T. 284. x See also k. 201. SYN. '0£v, Gcfobpd, Gd(pa, 
 
 Ga<j>Ss. 
 AXyaivu), v. [clara voce voco,] to call with a clear voice, to complain mourn- 
 fully. Mi) €K l <f>pevos opQws fie XXyaiveiv. Sept. Theb. 871. SYN. 'A7ro\t- 
 
 yalvtt), KYfpvaais), dAdXacw, dvaKrfpvGoio, nXaiu), $bu). 
 Alyyw, f. Xiylw, v. [sono clare et acute,] to sound shrill. Aiy^e (3xbs, vevprj be 
 
 fiey 'idyev, clXto b' oigtos. A. 125. SYN. KpXKio, \pd(j)eu), bovireio, XXyaivit), 
 
 Gfidpdyew, X/cw. 
 Aiybtfv, adv. [stringendo, superne lacerando,] on the surface, slightly. Alybrfv, 
 
 aicprjv be pivov brjXrjffdro Y/aXfcos. %. 279* 
 AXyetos, vid. Aiyd. 
 *Atyvvdets, effffd, ev, adj. [fuliginosus,] smoky. Kaprtpd XiyvvoevrX irepij; et- 
 
 Xvfxevd Kanvw. Apoll. 3. 1290. 
 Aiyvvs, vos, rj, subst. [fuligo,] soot, smoke. Aiyvvv fieXaivdv, aloXrfv nvpos 
 
 KdoXv. Sept. Theb. 4^0. SYN. Kairvos, clt/jiis. EPITH. *2,Tepo\p, KaTrvwbrfs, 
 
 alQaXbeaod, evai.GXp.6s. 
 Aiyv fioXicbs, ov, 6 et ff, adj. [argute canens,] singing loudly. ^.vv be ofyiv Tore 
 
 N^fA(j>aX opeGrXdbes XXyvfxoX7roi. Horn. 18. 19* 
 AXyvfxvQds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [clara voce loquens,] clear-voiced. AXyvftvdos 
 
 drfbwv. Aves 1381. 
 AXyvTrveilov, ovtos, et XXyvxvoids, ov, adj. [argute spirans,] harmoniously 
 
 sounding, loudly blowing. 'AW alel Zetyvpoto XXyvtrveiovrds dijras. b. 567. 
 
 See also Horn. Apoll. 28. SYN. AXyv/j.oX7ros, XXyij^xavos, ffbv<f>wvds, XXyvs, 
 
 XXyv(j)6oyy6s. 
 Atyvpds, a, 6v, et XXyvs? eld, v, adj. [argutus, stridulus,] loud-sounding, clear- 
 voiced, tuneful. Macnyt XXyvprj' to\ be, 7rXr)yfjs diovres. A. 532. See also 
 
 Heracl. 893. SYN. Qtovijeis, o^vfioXTtos, tpXdvpos, f}bi>s, ffbvXoyos. 
 AXyixpdoyyds, etXXyixjxovds, ov, 6 et >Vadj. [argutam vocem habens,] loud or 
 
 shrill- voiced. Al^d be Kr}pvK€GGX XXyvydoyyoiGX tceXevGe. (3. 6. See also 
 
 Theocr. 12. 7* Syn. See AXyvirveiuv, et Atyvpds. 
 AXy vgtXs, Xbds, //, adj. [Ligustica,] Ligurian. KvkXwxP, Aiyvo-is 6* ^ gv&v 
 
 fiopfwrpXa. Troad. 439« 
 AXifv, vid. Atav. 
 Axda£, duos, et XXdeos, a, ov, XXdXvds, rj, dv t adj. [lapideus,] stony. Mrjinos fi ck- 
 
 fiaivovTu fSdXrj XXddici itotX ireTprj. e. 415. See also v. 107. and Aves 614. 
 
 SYN. AaXvos, 7reTpu)brjS. 
 AXdds, dbds, fj, subst. [lapis,] a large stone. 'AKpofioXuv b' eiraX^etoy XiQds 
 
 epxtrai. Sept. Theb. 146. 
 
 1 M)j in here form, in scanning, only one long sellable. 
 
 2 Aiyvs is also a P. N. a Ligurian. iEsch. fr. Prom. Sol. 
 
AI0E AIMN 537 
 
 Aideds, et XXdXvds ; vid. Ai0a£. 
 
 AlddfidXvs, 6v, adj. [a lapide ictus,] hit with stones. AxddpdXov Kdreipydato. 
 
 Phoen. 1078. 
 AxdoKoWrjTus, 6v, adj. [ex lapidibus conglutinatus,] cemented by stones, 
 
 strong. AWdicoWrjTov ord[iiov itdpiyovt? '. Trach. 1263. 
 AiOdXevoTos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [lapidibus obrutus vel obruendus,] stoned to 
 
 death, to be stoned to death. Ov teal tov Kr/cbiaov ; eKeiae yap % XXdoXevaros, 
 
 Call. Ep. 42. 5. 
 Atdos, 1 ov, 6, et Ionice rj, Damm. subst. [lapis,] a stone. 7 £loe b' dno pivbv 
 
 Tprixys Xldos' avrdp 6y ypws. E. 308. SYN. Aads, Xds, lierpa. EPITH. 
 
 Beards, rpyros, Karu>pv^, 7tvkXvos, nvKvoSy jieXas, rprj-^vs, fiEyds, jLUKpos, otcpXoeis, 
 
 irirpaios, XevKos, (jpidvs, baibaXeds, oXous, ofipXpos. 
 Axdoo-nahris, ids, 6, rj, adj. [a saxo avulsus,] torn from a rock. , A.Qpyadb v apftov 
 
 XUfxaTosXidoairabi}. Antig. 1216. 
 AxdoarpuTds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [lapidibus stratus,] stone-paved, stony. Xwtrap- 
 
 tes, avdis 7T00S XXdoarphiTOv Koprjs. Antig. 1204. 
 Axdovpyds, ov, 6, subst. [lapicida,] a stone-mason. UXtvdocpdpds, ov Xidovpyos, 
 
 ov T€KV(ov 7rdpijv. Aves 1134. 
 ATicfjiaio, v. [ventilo, dissipo,] to winnow. 'Avbptiv Xikhuvtwv, ore re £avdrj 
 
 Ar}fi})rr)p. E. 500. SYN. &ia<JKopiri$,u>, Xicfidu), XTicfxi^o), XiKfiaivw. 
 AiKfxriTrjp, rjpos, 6, subst. [ventilator,] a winnower. Uvoirj vvb XXyvpij xal Xik- 
 
 firjrrjpos e+wrj. N. 590. 
 Aikvuv, ov,to, subst. [(l)cunae; (2) vannus,] a cradle: the fan, " mystica 
 
 vannus Iacchi." See in AiKvitydpos. 
 AtKvdtydpos, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [qui vel quae vannum fert,] one who bears the van- 
 nus. 'Sis at XiKvotyopoi ypvoti 7rXea Xitcvd <j>epovTi. Call. 6. 126. 
 AiKpttyls, adv. [oblique,] obliquely, side-ways. AiKpXQXs ai£as, obb' ogteov iKerd 
 
 <p(OTos. r. 451. SYN. Aeyjois, Xiyvrjv. 
 AXicvfipXds, z ov, u, P. N. [Licymnius,] the brother of Alcmene. "Hbrj yrjpdcr- 
 
 kovto. AXkv/xvwv, 6£op"Apr)ds. B. 663. 
 AxXaia, as, y, P. N. [Lilaea,] a city in Phocis. Oi' re AXXatdv e-%ov Trrjyijs iirX 
 
 Kr)(j>iffo~td. B. 523. 
 AxXaidfiat, v. [cupio, frui cupio,] to be eager for, to long after. M^ p.' ZtX vvv 
 
 KdrepvKe, XiXaiofXEVOV Trep obo'to* a. 315. SYN. TXi)^6jj.ai t ETrXQvp.Ed), nodeoj, epd- 
 
 fjiai, (f>XXe(i), j3ovX6/.iat, a7rcvba£(o. 
 * AxXvfirjXs, Xbos, fj, adj. [e Lilybaeo,] of Lilybaeum, a promontory in Sicily. 
 
 Wpotyptov avTOfxevT] AxXi>j3r)Xbd vaiefiev &Kpr\v. A poll. 4. 919* 
 AX/ievydxbs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. (2) Xt/jievrjoxos, ov, [(]) portum habens, (2) portu 
 
 inclusus,] having a harbor, being shut up in a harbor. Tvdfixpdv 'AfxaguvX- 
 
 butv EtcdBev Xlnlvqoxpv anpyv. Apoll. 2. 9&7 > 
 Aifxevo(TK67r6s, ov, 6 et 17, adj. [portuum inspector,] inspecting harbors. IIoY- 
 
 vXd Movvv^Xri, XXfJEVOGKoni, \o."ipe fyepairj. Call. 3. 259« 
 Atfirjv, epos, a, subst. [portus,] a harbor. Ka) bwptd narpos teal /jeyas nXovrov 
 
 XXfjLrjv. Orest. 1076. SYN. 'Opfxos. EPITH. Miyds, ev^etvdrdrvs, evt'ipifuos, 
 
 evopfuds, xXords, vauXo^os, a.f.tfXbi)fids, irdvopfws, yXd<pvpds, 7rd\vjjefd))s, ^dXen-os, 
 
 kclXos, evbios, ev£eiv6i, 7rd\ios. 
 At/jLT}pds, a, dv, adj. [famelicus,] famished. Tov be teov, fiavKoit, 7rp£7rei Xifir)- 
 
 pov epojrd. Theocr. 10. 58. SYN. AifjmQvris, -nlvX'xpos, nii'rjs. 
 Atfxvalos, 6v, adj. [(1) palustris; (2)epith. Hacchi,] (1) marshy ; (2) Limnaean, 
 
 Epith. of Bacchus. 'AXXd Xijxvalos. b. Bd/3cu, irccXds ye teat <pmvtKXovs. Aves 272. 
 Aifxvds, dbbs, et XifivyrXs, ibds, >/> '<*({)- [lacustris,] inhabiting a lake. Oi/ fiav, 
 
 ov ravras tcis Xipidlds, <L 'yd^e, vvfxtyas. Theocr. 5.17. See also Theocr. 2. 56. 
 
 1 Dr. Maltby remarks under the word Aldos, " (1) masc. quum simpliciter lapidem significat; 
 (2) fern, quum lapidem pretiosum vel expolitum ; (3) pro sepulcro ponitur in Epigr. (4) pro 
 vitro seu lapide speculari. Arist. Nub. 767. (5) apud eundera (Acharn. 683.) expon. /3ij/wa, 
 seu hucaoT-hpiov rh iv UwkL Vid. Hesych. Suid. in v." 
 
 a See Hesych. v. Aiitvp.viois. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 3 Y 
 
538 AIMN AinA 
 
 AifAvri, ris, ^, subst. [(l)stagnum, palus; (2) mare,] a pool, a lake, the sea. 
 0das atearovs etz olb/Jid Xifivas, Hec. 446. Syn."E\os, (2) ttovtos, QdXaaad. 
 EPITH. X0d>ia, Evvbpbs, nopcpvpea, naXXXvads t dXXa, /3d0e7d, keXcuvt), 7repX- 
 
 KaXXrjs. 
 Ai/uvlatds, ov, et Aifivdx^pXs, Xros, P. N. [nomina Ranarum,] the names of two 
 
 frogs. AifJivXcrXos 5' oyQaiaX TvpoyXvtpdv e^erdpi^e. Batrach. 221. See also 
 
 Batrach. 12. 
 Atpvupeid, as, f], P. N. one of the Nereids. Kv/udOdr) re, KaX 'AlCTuir), kcu Aifx- 
 
 vijjpeia. 2. 41. 
 Aifiodvt)s, fjrds, 6 et t], adj. [fame enectus,] dead v^ith hunger. Utoj^os, rd\aivd, 
 
 Xtfiddv))s fjveffxdjj.rjv. Agam. 1245. 
 Aijuds, ov, 6, (" sed apud Dores et Horn. Cer. 312. generis est feminini." Maltb.) ! 
 
 subst. [fames,] hunger, famine. 'Evdriffw ^IvoetKE, d k£v tol Xijjlov ZpvKoi. 
 
 e. l66. SYN. VLelvr}, fiovXi/iXa. EpiTH. 'Areptr^s, oiKTicrfos, dpydXeos, kukos, 
 
 Tcitcpbs, aTovoeis, ^dXen-os, XevydXeos. 
 * Aivbds, ov, {], P. N. [Lindus,] a city in Rhodes. See in 'h)\vacrds. 
 AXvobecr/xos, et XXidberos, ov, 6 et ij, et Xivoppdtyrjs, eos, 6, //, adj. [lino vinctus,] 
 
 bound with flax or ropes. Ov vavs ^dXtvols XXvobsrois op pel ce6ev. Iph. T. i 
 
 1044. See also Pers. 68. and iEsch. Suppl. 140. 
 AXvbQwpriZ, rjKds, 6 et ?/, adj. [lineo thorace indutus,] wearing a linen breast- 
 plate. 'AAA& ttoXv fxeiiov' oXXybs fiEV et)v, Xtvoduprji;. B. 529. 
 AivoKpdtids, dv, adj. [e lino textus,] linen. AXvonpoaov crTeXXwv tydpbs. Hec. 
 
 1064. 
 AXvdv, ov, to, subst. [linum, chorda, rete, velum,] flax, thread, cord, a net, a 
 
 sail. TeivofiLVG) vrjaavTO XXvw, ore piv teke fx^Trjp. ij. 198. EPITH. Xpvcreiov, 
 
 Kovd>ov, bbXoi-v, fxdXdKov, ndvaypov, Xetttov. 
 AXvbirdpds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [velivolus,] sail-crossing. AXvondpois avpais. Iph. 
 
 T. 412. 
 AXt'oiTTEpds, dv, adj. [alas e lino factas habens,] flaxen-winged. Atvoirrep' evpe 
 
 vavrXXwv o^rjfJidTa. P. V. 477* 
 AivoTCTdonai, v. [retia inspicio,] to watch the nets. Tovs XbQovs oelwv eyio & 
 
 earifKa Xlvotttojjjlevos. 1 Pax 1178. 
 AXvoppdtyr/s, vid. AXvdheajJLos. 
 AXvotyQopds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [linum perdens,] robe-destroying. AXvotyQbpoi 6' 
 
 vtyacrfjidTiov. Choeph. 25. 
 AXvbs, ov, 6, P. N. [Linus,] a celebrated poet of antiquity ; see Damm. in P. R. 
 
 Tpa/ufxard fiev tov iralbd yEpiov AXvos e^bXba^E. Theocr. 24. 103. 
 AXird, vid. AX-rrdpws. 
 AXiraivtt), v. [pinguefacio,] to fatten, to enrich. KaXXiffToiaX XXnaiveiv. Bacch. 
 
 566* SYN. 'Apbevco, 7rXah'h), TpE(f)io. 
 AXirdpn, as, f), P. N. [Lipara,] one of the iEolian or Vulcanian islands, anciently 
 
 called MZXXyovvXs. N//<7w hi AXndpy {AXitdpr} veov, ciXXd tot eokev Ovvojud ol 
 
 MeXXyovvXs). Call. Dian. 46. 
 At7rdpatos, dv, adj. [Liparaeus,] of Lipara. Avtws rjfityXeKTdv. 'Eows d' dpd ical 
 
 Anrdocuw. Theocr. 2. 133. 
 AXndpafjLTcvl, vkos, adj. [nitido redimiculo insignis,] with a rich front ribbon. 
 
 Ot be OdoXav dvdicvKwffX XX7rdpafj.7rvtca. Acharn. 6?1. 
 Anrdpth), v. [instanter rogo, persevero,] to be earnest or diligent in asking, to 
 
 persevere. Tour' ovk et clv nXdotd, /u»;Se Xnrdpet. P. V. 52S^« Jklrei/W) ifxelpu, 
 
 Xicradfxai, bed fiat, XXTavevto. 
 Aurdpijs, ebs, 6, fj, adj. [supplex,] earnestly supplicating, diligent. Ovbiv eX- 
 
 Xet\povcrXv avrai Xt7rdpovs yeipovpyXas. Lysist. 673. SYN. 'Ikettjs, EirXfuXi'is. 
 AXirdpociuvds, ov, 6 et ?'/, adj. [splendida zona insignis,] having a splendid zone 
 
 or girdle. J il XXndpociioi'ov Ovydrep. Phoen. 178. 
 
 ' If the reading be correct, the first syllable of hivonTw/xwos, contrary to analogy, is long, thei 
 line being troch. tetram. catal. 
 
AIIIA AITA 539 
 
 AlirapoOpbvos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [pulchram sedem Iiabens,] having a beautiful seat. 
 
 AlizdpbdpbvotaXv y^jxivas Zir eaydpats. Eumen. 809* 
 AiTTupoKpifiefxvds, ov, bet rj, adj. [pulchram vittam habens,] having a beautiful 
 
 fillet, splendidly adorued. T))v bi Xbe TrpbXXTvovod Xapis XX7rdpok'piibe/j.rbs. 
 
 2. 3S2. SYN. Al-apafXTtv£. 
 AiKapoTrXoKafjus, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [pulchram coniam habens,] fine-haired. Av- 
 
 tikci b' el/V "Arrjv KE<j>aXrjs XXirdpoTrXbirdp.oib. T. 12(5. SYN. Evkojuos, fjvkbpbs, 
 
 fiadvyair^s. PHR, Kara<mos av^evd ^airais. 
 AiTrdpds, a, bv, adj. [pinguis, nitidus, opimus, pulcher,] sleek, shining, beauti- 
 ful. AXrrdpols yjiviidcrX ycilus. iEsch. Suppl. 1036". SYN. Hi wv, aj3pbs, Xafx- 
 
 irpus, KaXbs, (paibpos, be&ds. 
 Ainupoxpbds, ov, et XXirdpo^p^s, wros, adj. [niiidum colorem habens.] having a 
 
 bright color or skin, bright. Xalpi, liXavaia XXndpo-^pbi, ^alpere 6' dXXot. 
 
 Theoc. 2. l65. See also Theocr. 2. 102. 
 Atwupois, et Xt7ra, per apoc. pro Xi-napa, ace. plur. neut. adverbialiter usitat. 
 
 adv. [nitide,] neatly, calmly. Avtov pev XXnapGjs yripaoKipiv kv fj.Zyapoi.cXv. 
 
 b. 210. See also K. 577. SYN. 'Af3pu>s, aj3pd, iirX/uiXws. 
 
 * AX-nrovavs, tabs, el XXirbvavTrjs, ov, 6, adj. [desertor classis,] one who deserts his 
 ship, a deserter. T\u>s XXizbvavs yiviopai. Agam. 205. See also Theocr. 13. 73. 
 
 Ax-xbs, lbs, to, subst. [adeps, pinguedo,] fat, grease. Ov XXttos 'AttoXXuvos 
 dirofrraCovaXv iSeipat. Call. 2. 39* SYN. KvtVcd, brjfxbs, dXei([)dp. 
 
 * Ax-Kovpbs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [cauda carens,] having no tail. T77 Kai XXnovpd, Kai 
 fibviOTid Overai. Call. fr. 76. 
 
 AXttoco, v. [pinguefacio,] to fatten. KaXov del XXirbm'Td Kara bpb/ubv 'AvoX- 
 
 Xwvbs. Call. fr. 141. 
 AiVrw, v. [avide cupio,] to desire, to taste, to covet, to be eager for. Ovte 
 
 fieluv, ovr Xaov Xi-Xip pivot. Sept. Theb. 348. SYN. 'E7rt0t//U£a>, XXXaibpat, 
 
 cirovba&u). 
 Alpbs, a, ov, adj. [impudens,] impudent, bold. Alpbs iyto, tX bi aot rovb' i-rri- 
 
 OriKd <pbj3bv ; Call. fr. 229- 
 Als, Leo, vid. Aiwv. 
 Als, Xtrbs, b, et XXrbv ov, to, subst. [tenue et subtile linteum,] finely woven 
 
 cloth. "ApfxaTa o>' apftiopo'LaX tXQci, Kara XTrci Ttiraaaas. 0. 441. SYN. jUm- 
 I bojv. — Als also seems to be used in the sense of Xelos, smooth, p. 79* though 
 
 this meaning is not noticed by Danim. 
 Aienrbs, 1), bv, adj. [politus,] smooth, polished. "Evdev by arbparovpybs Ittiov 
 
 ftdndviaTpXd, XioTrrj. Ran. 826. SYN. Aiaabs. 
 Aioads, abbs, ?/, et Xiacbs, 1), bv, adj. [Irevis ; subst. laeve saxum,] smooth; 
 
 subst. a smooth rock. *H Xiocrds aiyXXtxjj dirpua-beiKTbs. Tyumen. 801. SYN. 
 
 MdXrkos, o/juXbs, Xts, XeXbs. 
 Aiaobpai, Xiraliu), XiTavevu), et XXrbpat, v. [supplico, oro,j to supplicate, 
 
 to solicit. Aiaaov bi tovs Kpa-ovvrus o'tKrelpcn diovs. Alcest. 259* See 
 
 also Eur. Electr. 1213. ft. 357* and n. 47- Syn. liv-^opcu, Xi-dpiv, 
 
 atTiio, XX-dvevu), utreuw, bibpat, avTX(DbXiut, avrXa^o), irupaK&\iw t 7rpoanvviio 
 
 lKT)'jpXbS. 
 
 Ataaus, vid. Aland's. 
 
 AtaTpevu), v. [radula utorj to use a spade or hoe, to dig about. AtoTpev- 
 
 ovrd <j>vtov' pvitdbivra bi 2ord y^rStva. oj. 226. SYN. Adyuiru), OKairrw, £u<o. 
 \ifTTpbv, ov, to, subst. [radula,] a hoe or spade. AioTpoiaiv ba-rribov nvKd 
 
 TrotrjTolb bbfxoib. y_. 45.5. 
 AiTaivu), et XXTuvevoj ; vid. Aicobpai. 
 \iravd$ t et XXraievrXKos, 77, ov, adj. [supplicatorius,] supplicatory. MtXi; XX- 
 
 raid diolaX Kai. JEscb. SupplTSlO. (Paeon, dim. hypercat.) Syn. 'Uer/)- 
 
 aXos, luTi'ipXbs. 
 KXrapyiZu), v. [agili gressu procedo,] to move with a light step, to hurry. 
 
 Ely' ottws XXTapyXovpiv oltab' ts 7cl ^wpm.'Pax 502. SYN. Atd^w, anevb(i> > 
 I aiarffu), 07rep-%bfxai t i-Kt'tybpai, rdyyvoj. 
 
540 AITH AOrO 
 
 Air)), 1 rjs, fi, subst. [preces supplices,] a suppliant prayer. Tovs & vird yams. 
 
 rj yap ae XXrai. Hec. 146. SYN. Ev^, betted, apd, evypd. EpITH. Bap/3a- 
 
 pos, (3(x)/jIos, XneaXos. 
 AXTOfxai, vid. Aitradjmt. 
 Aitus* r), op, adj. [tenuis, simplex,] slender, mean. T^p dXXrjp evbrjpds, a<p r)s 
 
 dXdXirbp eirkcQiop. Call. Ep. 50. 1. SYN. TZXos, Xetttos, dXXybs, axXovs. 
 Afrovpybs, 2 ov, 6 et r], adj. [facinorosusr] mischievous. Tt)p 6' ex kvpos XXrovp- 
 
 ydp, avTdjj.r]Tdpa. Simon. 230. Exp. Kckoi/pyds. Hesych, 
 Aixrjv, vid. AeiyilV' 
 * Afx/uacw, et At"xjuaw, v. [lingo, devoro,] to lick, to eat up. Keu 01 Xix/*a- 
 
 <5eo-K£ beprjp, tcdredeXye be novprjp. Mosch. 2. 94. See also Hes. Scut. 235. 
 
 and Bacch. 687. Syn. Aet'xw, *&fairlvw, 
 AXxyos, ov, 6 et i), et q, op, adj. [gulosus, vorax,] gluttonous, greedy. 'Ev 
 
 rots KCLKoial Xi^yos ovad Kapbia. Hipp. Q\7- SYN. y Abrj(f>dy6s, 7rpodvfxos. 
 Aty, Aifios, 6, subst. [(]) Africus; (2) libatio,] (1) the south-west wind ; (2) 
 
 a libation. Elycu /*eraffx e ' v > Kai (fiXoairovbov Xxfios. Choeph. 286. Syn. (2) 
 
 See Axj3ds. 
 At\povpXa* as, if, subst. [micturitio,] a constant desire to void urine. *H bixprj 
 
 rXs, r) XtxpovpXa. Choeph. 744. 
 Adfids, ov, 6, subst. [jecinoris, vel auris, ima pars ; lobus,] the lower part of 
 
 the liver, or of the ear; the husk. Aiyiadds, ijOpei' Kai Ao/3os fxev ov Trdpfjp. 
 
 Eur. Electr. 827. EPITH. Evrprtros. 
 Adyds, dbos, 6, fj, adj. [selectus,] chosen, select. 'EijetAfcre KoXeov' XoydaX b' 
 
 'Apyetwy orpdrov. Hec. 542. SYN."Efa'ptros. 
 AoyXbXdv, ov, to, subst. [verbulum,] a little word or saying, a maxim. 'AW 
 
 eartv rj/jup XdyXbXop yvu)jj.r]P tyov. Vesp. 64. SYN. MiiOos. 
 Adyt£dfxat, v. [reputo, computo,] to consider. " Ixexpai be rr)v arjv kXitXb\ fj 
 
 Xoy/£owai. Here. F. 295. SYN. 'AvaXoy/^o/iat, pdfj.i£u>, oKenTOfxai, evdv/ueo- 
 
 fjiai, o'iofiat. 
 AdyXdp, ov, to, subst. [oraculum,] an oracle. Adyta 7ra\ata, Trjbe yrj erwrfipXd. 
 
 Heracl. 406. SYN. Xprja/uos, deaepdrdv, fiavrelov, OeoirpoTrXdv. EPITH. Kg»- 
 
 0oi', Xepop, adtyes. 
 AdyXds, aj ov, adj. [disertus, clarus,] eloquent, illustrious ; a prose writer. 
 
 'Aoibol Ka\ XbyXoi rd icdXa. Nem. 6. 51. 
 AdyiGfxds, ov, 6, subst. [ratiocinatio,] reasoning, thought. Adyio-fidp evdeh t{j 
 
 rex v V Ran. 973. SYN. Nous, E7rXvoid, fficixpXs, Xoyos, (ppovris, typi]v. EPITH. 
 i Kebvos, tedteds, dyddds, irivVros. 
 Aoyttm/s, ov, 6, subst. [calculator,] a calculator. Mopop woXui Xdyttrrfjv. 
 
 Anacr. 32. 5. 
 Adyds, ov, 6, subst. [verbum, sermo, ratio,] a word, speech, advice, reason, 
 
 calculation. "EXe%e ttciptijjp TXr}fxbv ear drop Xdyov. Hec. 560. SYN. 'Pijfid, 
 
 ends, fiiidds, abbrj, (j>rjfir], Xdyivfjids, bXdpoid, evyXwaaXa. EPITH. Atxatos, Kevos, 
 
 (opd\vs, en'MpBovos, d£ia$, beiXbs, alfjivXios, fiatcpos, od<pds, fjtdros, Kaxos, peyds, 
 
 yjpr)GTds, (ppovbos, rravTolds, rjbvs, koivos, Qpdavs, /idratos, nepiaods, ou)(f>p(ov, 
 
 OeXKTijpXds, eva^ijfxojv, aia^pos, Kebvds, veavXas, (plXcs*, Xafinpos, veojTlpds, ei/0^- 
 
 fios, TreiOTJipXos, e^dpos, evavrXos, eXevdepbs, 7roXefiXds, micpos, dpeibtffT>)p, ^a\a- 
 
 k8s, evKXeijs, dXr)6))s, evopaXos, \pevb))s, erv/dos, axovbalos, upholds, 7rotV/ros, \pev- 
 
 aTfjs, a/3pos, eaXds, eadXds, alxetpds, fypds, Trp6ai]Ku)v, ^dfxanreTrjs, dydvos, brjfjid- 
 
 1 In the plural, Airal is beautifully personified in Homer, I. 498. q. v. 
 
 2 Dr. Blomfield has in this and three other passages of Callimachus used the expanded form 
 Aeirbs, on the authority of Photius. See his note, Call. 2. 10. Airbs occurs in one of the 
 Epistol. Eurip. Elsewhere I have not met with the word in either shape. 
 
 3 There is nothing by which the quantity of the first syllable of Airovpybs can be determined. 
 If the word be derived from \itt) and epyou, the first syllable is short ; if from \irbs and epyop, 
 it is long. 
 
 * Dr. Jones derives this word from \sltro), obpb., and according to that derivation renders it, 
 " a difficulty in passing water." The learned Dr. Blomfield's interpretation is here adopted. He 
 derives ^ovpfa from \\tttzip, i.e. imdv^uv, and olpov ; adding, sic interpretantur. 
 
AOrx AOHO 641 
 
 oXos, £afi£vr)s, olKrpds, (tkoXios, rtrTepdets, tcaKodpods, redrjy/jievds. Phr. Ovk 
 earl TLetdovs Xepdv dXXd tiXr\v Xdyds, Xoyiov ev(f>r]juXa. 
 Aoyxi, W, fi, subst. [lancea,] the point of a spear, a spear. Aoy^ns Trpoadev 
 
 O/J/UCLTOJV TTVKVffS. EllI". Suppl. 86l. SYN. "AK(i)V, aKOVTlOV, (3eXoS, TToXtoV. 
 
 EPITH. MvpXa, TroXefJiUy TrdXtua, a/i^uro/<ds, balds, bopXirdvos, fiaicpa, tpdvXa. 
 
 PHR. Aoy^qs a/vft?7, bopds Xoy-^r]. 
 * Aoyxvpvs, ids, et Xoyyotpdpus, ov, 6 et fa adj. [qui lanceam fert,] armed with 
 
 a lance or javelin. "6s ifiet yQdvd Xoy^-piaX. Iph. A. 1067. See also Pax 
 
 1292. SYN. kdpv(\idpds, iroXefxios. 
 AoyxJjjios, et XoyyuTds, dv, adj. [ad lanceam pertinens,] of the lance. KXdvovs 
 
 XoyxJpovs ts Kai vavfidras dirXtafiovs. Agam. 395. (Dochm. trim.) See also 
 
 Bacch. 750. 
 AoyxdKoids, ov, 6, subst. [lancearum faber,] a spear-maker. Kcu Xoyyoirotdv 
 
 bpyava KTaadai juarriv. Bacch. 1197« • 
 
 Aoyyutyopos, vid. Aoy^i'jprjs. 
 Auyx&Tos, vid. Aoy^X^ds. 
 Aderpdy, et Xov-pdv, ov, to, subst. [balneum, lustratio,] a bath, lustration. 
 
 Ei'ffOKe Qepp.d Xderpd evTrXoKa/jos 'EKd/uubrj. B. 6. See also Agam. 57 o, SYN. 
 
 Bd\dfe7oz', ttXvios. EPITH. 'ETrrjETavdv, yXvKepdv, XvaXirdvdv, Xtndpdv, ^dpXiy, 
 
 (pdvlov, bpoatodv, yXvw t 7ra.vvara.Tdv, (bovtdv, bpdodiv, Ka.Qa.p6v. 
 AosTpoypos, et Xovrpd^dds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [ad lavacrum aptus,] fit for the bath, 
 
 keeping a bath. 'He XdeTpdydu btor) ytpds, r)i f<j> tiXXw. v. 297* See also 
 
 Call. 5. 1. ' 
 
 Adlot), vid. Aovio. 
 Aoifii), i]s, ij, subst. [libatio,] a libation. Aoij3rjs re Kviaaijs te' to yap Xdypfxev 
 
 ytpas >//ie7s. £1. JO. SYN. 1~ovb)), a.7rapx>h GvaXa. EPITH. ^v^pct, oivrjpa, 
 
 <pdvla, AXdvvaXds, alfxardeacrd, Xepa. 
 Aoiylds, ov, [pemiciosus,] destructive. 'Eyyvs obe kXoveojv' vvv o'iu) XoiyV Zaecr- 
 
 dat. $. 533. SYN. 'OXedpXos, oXdos, ovXds, -)(oLXi7rds, QdvaToets. 
 Aoiyos, ov, 6, subst. [pernicies, exitium,] destruction. Alfid' (3d$ yap Xotyds 
 
 'Epivvv. Choeph. 396. SYN. QdvdTds, dXedpds, Xotfids. EPITH. 'AetKrjs, 
 
 7rtA'po$, alvds. 
 Aocbdpeu), v. [maledico,] to revile, to slander. "Ayav 7rporu)7n)s els to Xoibdpelv 
 
 tyipet. Androm. 727. SYN. Aevvddu), j3Xaa(pr)fuiw, Kdfcoppddiw, ETvqpia^u} , 
 
 biajjaXXu), KdrayXujTTLGlu), KdaaXfta.d.h) , vflpi.£u), dvetbi^w, KepTdfxiot. 
 Aotbopla, as, r/, et Xoibopia^ds, ov, 6, et Xotboprjiud, subst. [convicium,] railing, 
 
 abuse, invective. WavaacQi fxd^r\s teat XoibdpXas. Nub. 934. SYN. Ai/o-- 
 
 <prjfjia, ipXs, bXdfioX)), vfipis, dvetbds, ffKwfiftd. PHR. QxXdXotbdpoio yXojTTrfs /3e- 
 
 Xefxid Kov(pd. 
 Aoibdpds, ov, o et //, adj. [maledicus,] slanderous. Tlvyfids 6 kwjjlos Xoibdpov t 
 
 epir (pXXel. Cycl. 531. SYN. Kdnfiyopos, KaKodpdos, KaKoXoyos. 
 Aoifios, ov, 6, subst. [pestilentia,] a pestilence. Ovb' dyi 7rplv Xoifxo'td fidpeias 
 
 y/lpds dtyelei. A. 9J. SYN. Aoiyos, Xiifur], <f>6dpa, vdads. PHR. "E^Siordj, 
 
 TTvptyopdi, (pdialpftpdrds, kukos, dv{)K€<TTds. PHR. See CE. R. vv. 1 6 8 - 1 S 7 • 
 Aornds, ?}, dv, adj. [reliquus, superstes, futurus,] remaining, last, future. Iu 
 
 b J evOdb' iifu'tv Xonrds el <T7rapTu>v ylvovs. Phoen. 9$6' SYN. 'E7ri\oi7rds, vnd- 
 
 \oi7TOS, CiXXds. 
 
 AoioQi)Xds, XoioBXds, et Xolodds, tj, dv, adj. [postremus, ultimus,] last. 'H^trd- 
 
 Xavrov be ^pvaov XoutOi'iV eOtjke. Y. 751. See also Hipp. 57. and Helen. 
 
 1596. SYN."E<r X dros. 
 AoxpXs, Xbds,i), adj. [subaud. yfj vel %wpa, Locris,] (l)Locris, a country in 
 
 Greece; (2) Locrian. 'AW elaXv ZrEpoi rf/s AdicpXbds 'OttovvtXoi. Aves 152. 
 Aohpoi, wv, 01, P. N. [Locri,] the inhabitants of Locris. Adupols bl rolob' tacts 
 
 dyojv. Iph. A. 262. 
 , Ao£ias, ov, 6. P.N. [Loxias,] a name of Apollo, fydvdv d Aotfas ipas iiafipos. 
 
 Orest. 165. (a double dochm.) 
 I Ao^dj3drrjSf ov, 6, et Xo^dfiafjuov, ov, adj. [oblique incedens,] going obliquely. 
 
542 AOHO AOXO 
 
 Ao£,d(jarat. t cerpifiXot, \ldXXb6ordfxot, oarpaKobep/jiot, Batrach. 286* Exp. Ao^- 
 
 fxtd fiaivtav. 
 Ao£os, 7), ov, adj. [obliquus,] oblique, slanting. Ao£cu 6' err' avrrjs rpels Kurea- 
 
 rijpty/jiEi'ai. Eur. fr. Thes. 5. 9- Sy.N. See Aexptos, .-CK-oXtos-. 
 * Aoirablov, ov, to, dimin. a seq. '0#s be Ttaod, koll XdndbXov Km yj&Tpa. Plut. 
 
 812. 
 Aoiras, dbos, f], subst. [patella, patina,] a dish. Nuktwo ras Xo7rdbas nal 
 
 tus vrjffovs bXakeiyuv. Equit. 1034. SYN. Xvroa, Xeicdvr}, rijydvov. 
 Aottos, ov, 6, subst. [cortex,] bark, peel. Olov re Kpo/xvoid Xokov Kara Icrxd- 
 
 Xeoto. t. 233. SYN. Ae/u/jid, (f>\oios. 
 Aovrpdba'iKTos, ov, adj. [balneo occisus,] slain in the bath. Aovrpdbd'iKTOs b' 
 
 other 'A-^aiaJv. Clioeph. 1058. 
 Aovrpov, vid. Aoerpov, 
 AovTpd(popds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [aquam ferens ad lavandum,] bringing water for 
 
 lustration. Aovrpdtyopov yXibas. Phoen. 358. 
 AovTpd\dds, vid. Aoerpdy^dos. 
 Aovio, et Xoew, v. [lavo,] to wash. "EXovo-d vexpov, Kci7revi\ld rpavfidrd. Troad. 
 
 1164. See also I. 320. and k. 36]. SYN. KdrQ/cXvcfw, k\u£w, vitttio, Teyyiv, 
 
 TrXvvit). 
 Adtydoj, v. [cristam in capite habeo,] to wear a crest. Ov tljcov Xotyqs ; x Pax 
 
 1211. 
 Adcpewv, ov, to, subst. [cristarum, vel speculi, repositorium,] a crest- or mir- 
 ror-case. 'Es Xotyeiov arpoyyvXov. Nub. 749* 
 Adcftia, as, 7i, subst. [cervix, eminentia,] a neck. See in AdaXav^riv. Syn. 
 
 Tody^Xos, Xo^os. 
 Ad(j)b7roios, oil, 6, subst. [artifex cristarum galea?,] a crest-maker. 'Ekcivovi yap 
 
 tov \6<bu7TQibv ov-% opqs ', Pax 544. 
 Ao<pos, ov, 6, subst. [(1) cervix ; (2) crista galeae; collis ; suprema pars collis,] 
 
 the upper part of the neck ; the crest of a helmet ; the brow of a hill. IIuX- 
 
 Xds, npubaivovtr eyyps, vno Xo0« cdpa. Here. F. 998. SYN. Ad(j)Xa, Tpa%r}\ds, 
 
 TpiyiofjLU, Kpavos, kvij/xos, yerfkotyos. EpITH. ^Aicpos, 'limetos, 'nnrtdxatrrjs, vX- 
 
 <])deis, ypvoebs, 'Epfxalos, vXtyoeis, QoivUeos, bivrjeis, r/epd^oiros, KaraaxXos, evay- 
 
 arjs. 
 Ab<i>u>ffXs, eios, 7], subst. [cristatura,] the plumage of the crest. 'AXXd [xev tXs 
 
 i) Xd(j)(i)aXs earXv 7) ru>v opvewv ', Aves 291. 
 Adxayerrjs, et Xd^ayds, ov, 6, subst. [cohortis ductor,] the leader of a battalion. 
 
 Eh/Xas e^' e7rrd ical Xox«yeVas fxoXujv. Phoen. 988. See also Troad. 1251. 
 
 SYN. HrpaTTjyds, jjyejuwv, dpyos, dybs. 
 Aoxdbes, w!', et Xdydbes, at, subst. [albugincs oculorum,] the whites of the 
 
 eyes. Avya£eiv udddpals ov bvvdrat XdxdvXv. CaH. fr. 132. 
 Ao^dw, v. [insidior,] to lay wait for, to waylay. Uu>s /cat c^pris irpbs bo/uois 
 
 Xo^s efxois', Eur. Electr. 225. SYN. Qrjpduf, drjpevio, eyebpeiHo, eXXoY/'e?w. 
 Aoxe<d, as, 7), subst. [(1) partus, puerperium ; (2) foetus,] childbirth, offspring. 
 
 *H Kai Xo^etas, 7) venpov OXyTJ yepo~iv. Iph. r J\ 383. 
 Adx^vfid, cltos, to, subst. [(I ) puerperium ; (2) partus,] childbirth, offspring. 
 
 "t\Kovads, olfiat, rutv en&v Xox^vfidnov. Eur. Electr. 1124. SYN. Ao^etd. 
 
 EPITH. XpvcrdfxaXXov, acfivov. 
 Aoxevw, v. [pario, parturio,] to bring forth. lefueXr}, Xoy/v(5etcr' aarpaTnrfdpy 
 
 TrvpX, Bacch. 3. Syn. Tiktco, Kvew, &hiv<o. 
 Ad^iTtis, ov, 6, subst. [insidiator, manipularis,] one who lies in ambush, a mili- 
 tary attendant. "Apbpas Xo^lras, oV art/p ctpxvy^ T V s I ^E- R.-750. 
 Aoxftatos, a, ov, adj. [sylvestris,] of the wood, wild. Mowed Xoxftala. Aves 
 
 737. SYN. 'TXatos, ay pXos. 
 Ao^juj;, r t s, ?;, subst. [dumetum,] a thicket. Ao^/uj^ Kevuoas, ev8' eKpvTTTbfx^v 
 
 be/jds. Bacch. 719* Syn/'TXj?. SYN. Sfcttod, (pvXXds, opeids, £,vXoxbs. 
 Adxbs, ov, 6, subst. [( 1 ) cohors ; (2) insidiee,] a band of soldiers, an ambuscade. 
 
 Et vvKTds avrols irpofffidXotfxev ck Xoxov; Phoen. 736\ SYN, Ta%is, ovXdfids, 
 
AYAI AYKE 543 
 
 evebpa. EPITH. BX(j>ripr}s , upvrcTos, ^etrros, alvos, kolXos, ttvkXvos, alvordrbs, Kpt- 
 
 tpXos, ffKorlos. 
 Ava'ids, ov, 6, P. N. [Lyseus,] a name of Bacchus. T ft XvaXfpuv AvaXds. Anacr. 
 
 27. 2. • 
 Avyalos, a, ov, a r lj. [obscurus, tenebricosus,] gloomy, dark, "dray be wards 
 
 opfAci Xvyaias poXy. Ipl). T. 110. SYN. ^LkotXos, OKOTeivos, opcpvaios, bvo(j)epos' 
 
 KeXnti'ds. 
 AvybdfjXs, Xds, 6, P. N. [Lygdamis,] a commander of the Cimmerians. Avybd- 
 
 ftts vj3pi(TTi)s' ewX be orparov 'nnrrjfjioXyQy. Call. 3. 252. 
 Avybqv, adv. [singultatim,] with sobs. Avybrjv eaXaov Teavtes' ios benpos TeXos. 
 
 CE. C. 1621. SYN. Ohrpios. 
 Avyblvos, 6v, adj. [e lygdo factus ; candidus,] made of the lygdus stone, white 
 
 as marble. YlepX XvybXvw rpdy^w. Anacr. 28. 27* 
 Avy izio, f. X(T(o et Dor. /£w, v. [contorqueo, flecto,] to twist, to bind, to over- 
 power. TlXevpav XvyXaavros inro ptofjrjs. Vesp. 1487' SYN. K.a/jnrroj, arpetpio. 
 AvyiG/jLos, ov, 6, subst. [flexio,] a turn, a contortion. Tcov civrXXoyXCuv Kai Xv- 
 
 yio-fxtov Kai crTpdfojv. Ran. 775. SYN. Ka/^7ri7. 
 Avyicevs, etos et Ion. fjos, 6, P. N. [Lynceus,] one of the Argonauts. YZXeirovr 
 
 dnobei'^to a otyrepov tov Avyueios. Plut. 210. EPITH. TrjXeicXeiTos, anpi(jrjs 
 
 oppaai. PHR. See Nern. 10. Il6. Apoll. 1. 153. 
 Avy£, vytctis, //, subst. [lynx,] a lynx, an ounce. MeXe-uv pciXXai re XvyKes. 
 
 Alcest. 595. EPITH. MaivdXXa. 
 Avyos, ov, i), raro 6, subst. [vitex, virga,] a withe, a twig. Zrpe7rra7s XvyotaX 
 
 vio/ja avpLTzlirXeyfxevovs. Cycl. 225. See also Anacr. 74. EpiTH. 'AirdX)]. 
 Avypds, a, ov, adj. [gravis, funestus,] mournful, destructive. Tep\pets, Xvypai 
 
 be Twvb' ottXiov KoniovXai. Her. F. 1368. SyN. Aeoos, 'ydXeTrds, fjeXebs, eXet- 
 
 vos, olnrpos, XevyuXeds, irevbt^os, yoepos, oXedpXds, a£Xodpr)vds, kukos, oXoos. 
 Avbt], et Dor. Avba, as, ?/, P. N. [Lyde,] Lyde. Kat Avba TLdTvpiaKov* epios 
 
 kuuvyeT dfjoifia. Mosih. 6. 3. 
 Avbia, vid. Avbios. 
 AvbiZto, v. [Lydis faveo, Lydos imitor,] to favor or imitate the Lydians. Kat 
 
 Xvbiiiov teal \p}]vi£<i)V) Kai (3a7rrdfJLevos (jdrpd-^eiois. Eqnit. 520. 
 AvbXos, a, dv, et (2) Avbos, P. N. [Lydius, Lydus,] Lydian, a Lydian. Av- 
 
 bia with yf/ or ywpa understood, is the country of Lydia. Tdqs, e-wubbs, 
 
 AvvXas ctTro x^wi-os. Bacch. 230. See also Iph. A. 7S7- EpiTH. {$) plur. 
 AfipobXatrai, TtoXvyjtvaot, afipoyXnoves. 
 Av£io, v. [singultio,] to sob, to sigh. EIrd Xv£ei, Kai baKpvei, Kal Xeyei npos 
 
 roiis rfnXovs. Acharn. 6oo. 
 * Avr), rjs, //, subst. [rixa, dissidium,] a quarrel. Yla'ibes ftlaoQevres Xva. Nem. 
 
 9- 34. 
 AvOpov, ov, -b, et Xvdpos, 6, subst. [cruor pulverulentus,] clotted gore, dust 
 
 mixed with gore. A't/jtarX Kai Xvdpo) ireiraXayfJiEvdV ware Xeovrd. x« 402. SYN. 
 
 Bporos, Xv/.id. EpiTH. fyoivXov, apyaXlov, XevydXeov, olurpov. 
 AvKcifias, avros, o, subst. [annus,] the year. Tou 6' avrov XuuafiavTos eXevaerat 
 
 h'Bati'bbvcrcrevs. r. 30t). SYN. 'EvXavTos. PHR. TitpXTeXXofiivai wpai, evXav- 
 
 aXos KvicXds. 
 AvKaldv, ov, to, P. N. [Lycaeum,] a mountain in Arcadia. T H Yldv, Uav, eir' 
 
 earn kilt diped fiaKpd AvKaito. Theocr. 1 . 123. 
 AvKadvXbrjs, ov, o, patronym. [a Lycaone satus,] the son of Lycaon-JMacnalus 
 
 Tijio AvKadiibad, to Kai {.luKcipenraXv dyaTov. 'JMieocr. 1. 126. 
 AuKaovids, a, ov, adj. [Lycaonius,] of Lycaon. Yiwvot wivovoX AvKadvXrjs 
 
 dpKToid. Call. 1. 42. 
 AvKaffTds, ov, if, P. N. [Lycastus,] a city in Crete. Auktov, ^UXrjrov re, kai 
 
 apyXvoevrd AvKarrrdv. B. 647« 
 AvKatov, drds, 6, P. N. [Lycaon,] Lycaon. 7 H pev /tot fiaXa 7roXXd yepiov al- 
 
 X/i>;rd Avkcllov. E. 197- 
 AvKerj, rjs, {}, subst. [subaud. bopa, pcllis lupina,] a wolfs skin, a helmet 
 
544 ATKE AYMA 
 
 of Wolfs skin. Kcu XvKerjv, kcu ro£ct irdXivTovd, K%\ bopi) fiaKpov. K. 459* 
 Avtceiovy ov, ro, P. N. [Lyceum,] a place out of Athens to the east, sacred to 
 
 Apollo, where Aristotle had his school. 'Es AvkeIov, k&K Avtceiov. Pax 355. 
 Aviceids, da, ciov, adj. [(1) epith. x^pollinis, a Avkt) diluculum. Vid. doc- 
 
 tiss. Blomf. Sept. Theb. 133.; (2) lupinus,] (1) Lycian, an epithet of Apollo, 
 
 (2) pertaining to a wolf. Tavr', w AvWAttoXXoV, 'iXews kXvwv. Soph. Electr. 
 
 655. 
 AvKrjyevrjs, eos, adj. [(l) in Lycia genii us, (2) qui lucem generat,] (1) born in 
 
 Lycia, (2) parent of light. Ev^ro S' 'AttoWiovX Avicrjyevei, nXvToToty. A. 1 19. 
 AvKtbas, ov, 6, P. N. [Lycidas.] Tov 6' eyui ajjtei^drjV Avidba ^iXt, (pavTt rv 
 
 7ravTis. Theocr. 7- 37* 
 AvicXbevs, ews, o, subst. [catulus lupi,J a wolf's cub. <dpe\pai ical Avuibeis, 6pe- 
 
 \pat Kvvas t uts rv <f)dy(ovrX. Theocr. 5, 37^ 
 AvicXdsy o, ov, P. N. [Lycius,] Lycian, and Avian with yf\ or \iopa understood 
 
 denotes the country of Lycia. Upos tXvos AvkXmv, irdrep. Choeph. 340. 
 
 EPITH. Plur. 'Ay^i/m^rcd, 'itp&tfxoi, avrXdeoi, acnriaTai, dwpr)Krai, dyrjvopes. 
 AvkXs, Xos, 6, P. N. [Lycis,] a comic poet. Elude ttoi€iv kcu Avkis, KafxeixpXas. 
 
 Ran. 14. 
 Avkoktovos, ov, o, adj. [qui lupos interficit,] wolf-killer. Avn) 0', 'OoeVra, tov 
 
 Xvxoktovov deov. Soph. Electr. 6. 
 AvKdfjribris, eds,b, P. N. [Lycomedes,] Lycomedes. Ylov 'ApiofiavTos, AijWfifr 
 
 beds eadXov eToipov. P. 345. EPITH. KpetovTXdbrjs, Kpe/oyros vios b~ios, Kpare- 
 
 pos, dpr}X<pXXos. 
 AvKdopydSy et AvKovpyos, ov, 6, P.N. [Lycurgus,] (1) a prince of Thrace, 
 
 (2) the Spartan lawgiver, Tbv AvKoopyos tVe^ve boXu, ovn Kparet ye. H. 142. 
 
 See also Aves 1296* EPITH. 'Avbpotydvos, tcpdrepos, fiXalfovos, &pvai'TXdbr)s. 
 AvKOTTovSyirdbos, adj. [lupinos pedes habens,] wolf-footed. 'AXX' dyere, Xvko- 
 
 Trdbes. 1 Lysistr. 664. 
 AvKdsy ov, by subst. [(l)lupus; (2) item, P. N. Lycus,] a wolf, Lycus. Elbov 
 
 yap jSdXtav eXd^ov, Xvkov alfiovX x a ^£« Hec. 88. See also (2) Apoll. 2. 752. 
 
 EPITH. "Aypios, bdtyoivos, Kparep^vv^ opearepos, iroXXoSy ffivrXs, wfj.6(pdyos, Kap- 
 
 ydpobtav, rpdyjL/s, o(3pX/nodvfios, brjXds, dvatbr/s. 
 AvKovpyoSy vid. AvKoopyos. 
 AvKd(p6vTr}Sy ov, 6, P. N. [Lycophontes,] Lycophontes. Aairdpd re, XpdjjiXov 
 
 re, KaX avrXQeov AvKo^>6vrr)v. 0. 275. EPITH. MeveirTdXefxds. 
 AvKoQptov, ovos, by P. N. [Lycophron,] Lycophron. Tov fxev djuaoQ'- 6 6' eireird 
 
 AvKotypbvdy Macrropos vlov. O. 430. 
 Avoids, ov, adj. [Lyctius,] of Lyctus. "H re Xvprj,To t defifxd to AvictXov, rj re 
 
 Qdperpri. Call. 2. 33. 
 AvKTosy ov, rj, P. N. [Lyctus,] Lyctus. See in Avkckttos. 
 AijKiov, (ovos, 6, P. N. [Lycon,] Lycon. Td> b' ai>Tis ^eeaaX arvvebpd/Aov' evQd 
 
 Avictov fiev. II. 337- 
 Aviabpeiosy ov, et AvKwpevs, tws, 6, [cognomen Apollinis,] a surname of Apollo. 
 
 YiWo? Qotfiow AvKupeioid Kd<pavpos. Apoll. 4. 1490. See also Call. 2. 19. 
 Avjid, drds, to, subst. [purgamentum, sordes,] water used in washing, filth. 
 
 Avfidrd Txavrd Kadrjpev, dXei\pdTo be XXir eXalk). H. 171- SYN. Kddapfidy 
 
 Xvfir}. 
 Avfjiaivofiaiy v. [devasto, corrumpo,] to violate, to lay waste. "aXis be Xv/i»/y, 
 
 fjv eXvjii]voi irdpos. Helen. 1098. SYN. QdeiptOy /3Xa7rrw, Xa»/3dw, 7T€d9w, Xa>- 
 
 /Sevw, dvidiOy eicxepQto. 
 AvfiavTrjpXds, ov, adj. [perniciosus,] destructive. TlpXv av x«Xa<r0j becr/jd Xv- 
 
 fj.avTf]pXd. P. V. 1027- SYN. Avypos, oXedpXos, XolyXos, QvfiaXyris, 
 Avfxavrr}s,ov, Xv/iavT))p, rjpos, et Xv/iewv, mvos,o, subst. [perditor,] a destroyer, a 
 pest. Qilov KdraKTrjcraiTd Xv[xavTi)v fiXov' Trach, 806. See also Hipp. 107 1. 
 
 1 The metre of the two succeeding lines, paeonic dimeter, seems to point out AewofrroSes as the 
 true reading. See Bergler. in I. c. 
 
ATMH AT2I 543 
 
 Av/,ir), tjs, yj, subst. [lues, noxa,] destruction, ravage. See in Avfjiaivu. Syn. 
 
 $dopd t Xvfxd, j3\a{3rj, oXe*dpds. 
 Avn-iio, (2) \v7redfxai, v. [(l)dolore adficio, (2) doleo,] (I) to cause pain to, 
 
 to anuoy, (2) to be grieved, to suffer pain. Ov fiyv ne Xvvelv ev Kaicolcri (3ov- 
 
 Xd/uai. Alcest. 1037' SYN. 'AXyvvoj, dvtdoj, aXytw, obvido), bafcvu, dblneo). 
 Avtttj, tjs, r), et XvTrrjfxd, drds, ro, subst. [dolor, aegritudo,] grief, pain. M») 5' 
 
 vTrepdkyei (ppov-ibd Xvxy. Heracl. 620. (Anapaest, dim.) See also Trach. 
 
 553. SYN. 'AXyrjbcov, d\yds, d-^ds, irevQos, obvvr), dvia. EPITH. TTiKpu, 
 
 di'lapdrdrrj, evvata, rrrvylus, dv/jufiopos, av/yiceoTO«, heivtf. 
 Avirripos, et Xvn-pos, a, or, adj. [molest us, tristis,] troublesome, painful. Av- 
 
 7rtjpds lifjuv rovab' dv ckXIttol bopovs. Hipp. 796. See also Phoen. 441. Syn. 
 
 'AXyeivos, d'ic,vp6s, obvvqpds, "^dXeiros, dpydXeos, TrepWvTros. 
 Avirripuis, et XvTrpws, adv. [moleste,] in a troublesome manner. Ti S' ov icdXws 
 
 Tu>vb\ f) tl XvTrrjpQs e^€i ; Baccli. 1253. See also Phceu. 1222. Syn. 'bbv- 
 
 vi'ipus, fidpeojs, ^dXeTws, bva^epu)S. 
 Avpa, as, t), subst. [lyra,] a lyre. Kat n)v Xvpiiv d-rracrav. Anacr. 1. 5. Syn. 
 
 Vid. Klddpd, et <&6p/jiiy£. EpiTH. 'En-Tardi'ds, epd~)), decnreaia, ?/oi)£7D)s, KaXri, 
 
 'A/ucfiovia, QprjiKiii, evKeXdbos, eXe^avrlvrj . 
 AvpiZu), v. [lyra ludo,] to play on the lyre. 2re^oi> ovv pie Kal Xvplgw. Anacr. 
 
 5. 12. SYN. KiddpiZu), (poppiiclu). PHR. Yiv^opbov eyeipu) Xvpav, (ftoppLiyy 
 
 e7rTayX(o(T<7dv ^pvaeu) irXr}KTp-u blwKio. 
 AvplKds, ri, dv, adj. [lyricus,] lyric. AvplKfjs dicove. Anacr. 49. 2. 
 Avpvricrads, ov, »/, P. N. [Lyrnessus,] a city of Phrygia. "H/ud-i r«, or eywv 
 
 eXopriv Avpvr\nGov oXerraas. T. 60. 
 Avpoicrv7rTjs t ov, 6, subst. [qui lyram pulsat,] a player on the lyre. 'Eyw be 
 
 XvpoKrvTTTjs. Anacr. 172. 47. 
 Avpoiroios, ov, 6, subst. [qui lyras conficit,] a lyre-maker. Tdv Xvpd7rowv rjpo- 
 
 /jltiv. Anacr. 134. 
 Avpwbds, ov, 6, subst. [lyricen,] one who accompanies the harp with his voice. 
 
 'E/uoi bi rep Xvpubui. Anacr. fr. 2. 31. 
 Avaavbpos, ov, 6, P. N. [Lysander,] Lysander. Ovrd be Avaavbpov, teal Ylv- 
 
 pdadv, r)be Y\vXdprr]v. A. 491. 
 Avadvias, ov, 6, adj. [qui a solicitudine liberat,] delivering from annoyance. 
 
 Avadvias Tidrputov fieydXuv ttovwv. Nub. Il60. 
 Avaldvaaad, rjs, >/, P.N. [Lvsianassa,] one of the Nereids. TlovXvvdpr) re Kat 
 
 Avrdvor) koa Avaldvavad. Hes. Theog. 258. 
 Avrjicojvds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [qui solvit zonam, discinctus,] one who loosens the 
 
 zone, ungirdled. "EvOd ydp ElXeiOvidv efturrdro Xva'iCuvov. Theocr. 17. 60. 
 AvoXkukos, ov, o et //, adj. [mala sedans,] sorrow-soothing. "Xirvov XvaXicdnov 
 
 fivrjaopul oiKdb' etiiv. Theogfl. 476. SYN. AddlTn'jfuov, Xvai/uepipiyds. 
 AvtjfoXrjs, ids, 6, P.N. [Lysicles,] a seller of sheep at Athens. BeXna-os dvrip 
 
 fxerd AvffltcXea, kcu Kvvyav, Kai HdXdfiaKyav. Equit. 762. 
 Avm^pdrrjs, eos, 6, P. N. [Lysicrates,] Lysicrates. T H t AvcUpdrris filXairerat. 
 
 Eccles. 735. 
 Avoifudxps, ov, et Xvntfjid^r], r), adj. [quae pugnas dirimit,] one who puts an 
 
 end to battles, "led Xvaipdxnv oe KaXwfdv. Pax 992. 
 AvatpeXetd, as, //, P. N. [Lysimelia,] a lake near Syracuse. EtXay/ts fieyd 
 
 drjTv -ndp vbdm AvcrifxeXeias. Theocr. l(). 84. 
 Aval/jieXt)s, eos, 6 et //, adj. [membra solvens,] relaxing the limbs, refreshing. 
 
 AvcrifjeX))s iiropovae, Xvujv ueXebt'ifjidrd dvpov. ^/. 343. SYN. AvffiKdxds, Xddi- 
 
 Ttiipnov. 
 * AvatfAds, dv, adj. [qui solvi potest,] which may be dissolved or terminated. 
 
 Avnlpd. iEsch. Suppl. 818. 1 
 \\vaXTraiypwv, dvds, adj. [in jocos resolvens,] relaxing into sport. Avolnaiy- 
 
 fiu)v Tore IMucxJUn Anacr. 39. 9. (Ionic, a minor, dim.) 
 
 1 See Dr. Butler's able note ad loc. on the quantity of tic first syllable of this word. 
 Pros, Lex. 3 Z 
 
646 AY2I AflBH 
 
 Atxrts, Xds, ii, subst. [solutio, liberatio,] a loosening, a release from, an end. 
 
 T fl Oo7/3', atteffTup, nrjjLiaTCJV boirjs Xuacv. Androm. 892. SYN. AvrpuxrXs, nEpds, 
 
 atorripXa. 
 AumrTTpuTri, rjs, f], et (2) Avalo-rpdrds, ov, 6, P. N. [(1) Lysistrata, (2) Lysistra- 
 
 tus,] Lysistrata, Lysistratus. Mr}Xoa(j>dyovaras. b. /.o'y au y, <5 AvaioTpdrr}. 
 
 Lysistr. 189. See a ' so Ves P- 1299- 
 AwXteXeu), v. [utilis sum, prosum,] to profit, to be serviceable to. Et tovto 
 
 ytvoi&, 6 7t6Qeld" vfieis, ov <pr)}/ av XvaXreXelv acpwv. Plut. 509. SYN. Xpaicr- 
 
 fiEiv, d)(j)e\e(o, teXtj Xvcj. 
 Avrroa, i]s t fj, et XiWjjjua, drds, to, subst. [rabies, insania,] fury, madness. Eu- 
 
 Xdfiov Xvaarjs fxeraaj^elv rrjs efxrjs. h. rob' ovv Xrw. Orest. 784. See also Orest. 
 
 26*4. SYN. Mdvia, olarpds. EPITH. Manias, tyoiraXeos, 6ed/mdv))s, Kparepa, 
 
 fiairas, cnrr}vi)s, oXo>), Ovds, 0oiras. 
 Avoaatvw, et Xvoodio, v. [rabie actus furo,] to rave, to be furious. TlarpX Xvcr- 
 
 aaivwv irdpei; Antig. 632. See also (E. R. 1258. . SYN. Meveaivto, jjlevol- 
 
 raw, bva/uievaivu). 
 
 * AvacraXeds, Xvcr&arXds, ov, Xvffar,-t)p, fjpos, XvcraMbrfs, eos, 6 et //, et Xvcrads, 
 dbos, t], adj. [rabiosus,] furious. AvaadXeois b* rjweir XkeXol kvgXv aicrvov- 
 res. Apoll. 4. 1393. See Lysistr. 11 73. aMso 0. 299. N. 53. and Here. F. 
 1018. 
 
 * Avr>)p, ijpos, 6, subst. [qui liberat,] a deliverer from. T£ jheXeo. Xvrrip, (5 
 Zev. Eur. Electr. 136. 
 
 AvrypWs, La, iov, adj. [solvendi vim habens,] competent to deliver, rescuing. 
 
 Movov yZvoiTo tuiv 7rdXai XvrripXov. Soph. Electr. 1490. SYN. AvctX/aos. 
 Avrpdv, ov, to, subst. [redemptionis premium,] a ransom. TodX Xvrpov avfA- 
 
 (popds. Olymp. 7« 141. SYN. 'AvraXXay/ud, dirotvov, rlfxtjfjid. EPITH. \Avr- 
 
 afyov, kclXXXvikov. 
 Av^Xov, ov, to, subst. [laterna,] a candlestick, a little lamp. To be Xv^ylov 
 
 ev 7rpvrdvd(D. Theocr. 21. 36. 
 
 * Av^rdv, ov, to, et * Xv~x,vds, ov, 6, subst. [lucerna,] a lamp. Xpvaeov Xv^yov 
 zyovad, tydos TrepXKaXXZs eirolei. t. 34. See also Cycl. 51 1 . SYN. Aajjnrds, 
 bdls, (pdvos. EPITH. 'Arrrpcnrrcjv, alyXrjeis, aWoxp, Trajutydvowv. 
 
 Avyvbiroios, ov, 6, subst. [lucernarum confector,]a lamp-maker. "6tX rvy)(dvei 
 
 Xv^vottoios for, itpb tov jueu ovv. Pax 6S9« 
 Av^voTru)Xr)s, ov, 6, subst. [lucernarum venditor,] a lamp-seller. lavrov bs 
 
 Xv"^vdKu)Xr]frX, /ecu vevpoppd(J)ois. Equit. 739* 
 Avyvoiiyos, ov, 6, subst. [laterna,] a candlestick. OcuVetv vnevdvvovs, Xvyyov- 
 
 "Xps Ka\ kvXiZ,. Acharil. ^5Q. SYN.. Avyi'Xov, Xafxirdbovyos. 
 AvxvdipdpXdu), et Xv^d^oplio, v. [lampada gero,] to bear a lamp. "Anep X^x 1 '^" 
 
 (pdptwvTEs, d-KOKEKv^dfiEs. Lysistr. 1004. Syn. Aafx-rvabov^h). 
 Avw, f. vcrio, v. [solvo, prosum,] to loosen, to explain, to terminate, to miti- 
 gate, to be beneficial. 'E/uot te Xvei, 1 toIgX /ueXXovaiv t'ekvois. Med. 566. 
 
 SYN. 'AvXt] fit, ^dXdco, EXevdlpoia, Xv(xXteXeu). 
 Au>, v. a Xdu) Dorice pro QeXio, [volo,] to wish. "Hv tXiu Xfjs' anrapvov yap, or 
 
 "AprEfxXs cmjtv Kdreiatv. Call. 3. 19» Syn. See QeXio. 
 Aiofidofxai, et Xioflevii), v. [contumelia adficio,] to insult. $>deipovah>, avbpwv 
 
 evvibas Xwfiiojuh'OL. Orest. 920. See also \p. 21 6. Syn. Avfiaivdfxai, v(3pi£io, 
 
 "^XeVU^O}, GK107TTIO, KdraUKlO'XTtl). 
 
 Aufir), rjs, r;, subst. [contumelia, injuria, dedecus,] insult, scorn. MiyaXav 
 Ylpidfiov 7toXeios Xwfiav. Androm. 298. SYN. ^Yfipis, alicia, oveibos, yiXojs, 
 fiXdfiri, dXUdpos, Xvfxrj. EPITH. 'E-^diaTt], fxiydXr], 7rarpwa, Xvypa, KEXaivr/, 
 TUKpa, bdKZQvjJLvs, deinrjs, Ov/jLaXyi'/s. 
 
 1 The pfcnultimain the pres. and imp. in Homer is short only twice, "V. 513. and 77. 74. in the 
 arsis long, where it is also long with the Attics. In fut. and aov. act. and mid. the u is always 
 long, and perf. and pluperf. and aor. 1. 2. pass, always short in Horn, except a. 23S. 
 
AftBH MArE 547 
 
 Atofiqriip, fjpds, et Au>/3r?r>}<?, ov, 6, subst. [qui contumelia adflcit,] a reviler, des- 
 picable fellow. Toward, \(ofir]T}]p, Kepci ayXde, TrapQlvoirl-nd. A. 385. See 
 also Ran. 93. SYN.T/SjOtffnjs, virepritydvos, Opdtrvs, cnrToeTrris,, 
 
 AotfirjTos,?}, ov, adj. [infamia notatus,] marked with in fa m v. AiofirjTdv avrdv 
 eicfidXelv, ratyrjs drip. Aj. Fl. 1388. SYN. %-rrdveib lotos, £7rt/iPyU7rro>. 
 
 Awos, ov, 6, subst. [mensis Augustus,] the month of August. Kai Aiiow rjj 
 Tivt; rfj beKurrj. Call. Ep. 48. 
 
 Awttt), t)s, 1), et Xlottos, ov, 6, subst. [vestimenlum tenue,]a thin covering, a coat. 
 ^Ltttv'xov afu<p' wjjoitrlv e-^ov<r evepyed Xio7rrjv. v. 224. See also Theocr. 
 14. 60. 
 
 A(v7rdbvreoj 3 f. rjaoj, v. [veste exuo, furor,] to strip, to rob. M?) Xwndbvrijaai, 
 \jlt\ <pdbve7v to7s irXr)oXbv. Eccles. 565. 
 
 Av-nobv-rjs, ov, 6, subst. [qui viatores vel mortuos vestimentis exuit et spoliat,] 
 a pickpocket, a footpad. "E£w rei^ovs, Kai Xu)7rdbvTrjs iraiei pdirdXy jue to 
 vwtov. Aves4p8. SYN. KXon-evs, KXeirrrjs, kXio\L. 
 
 Awr/c'w, v. [lotum decerpo, eligo,] to pluck, to gather, to select. TlapeoTt' 
 XioTirraode' 7rpo(TTdTr}s b' eyco. JEsch. Suppl. 970* SYN. A|0£7rw, a7robpen-u} } 
 
 KapTTl^OfXOl. 
 
 AiorXvos, q, ov, adj. [lotinus,] of the lotus tree. Kovtylobwv erepo: koXeov, j.ieyd 
 
 Xwrivov epydv. Theocr. 24. 45. 
 AwTHT/ud, drds, to, subst. [fios loti,] a choice flower. TX fjieXXeT, w yfjs f E\\d- 
 
 bos XioTiafidTd ; Helen. l609- Syn. "AvBos, dojTov. 
 AwToets, eood, Iv, et X<oTOTpd(pds, dv, adj. [loti ferax, lotum nutriens,] abound- 
 ing in the lotus. Kai Trebla Xcorevvrd kuX dvbpiov niovd epyd. M. 283. See 
 
 also Phcen. 1587. 
 Autos, ov, 6, subst. [lotus,] the lotus tree, a pipe made of it. Kaie-6 be Xiotos 
 
 t, ybe dpvov, rjbe Kuireipov. $. 351. EPITH. 'Ep«r//ets. Phr. See r. 92-98. 
 A(OTd(j)dyos, ov, P. N. [Lotophagi,] a nation in Libya. Tairjs AioTofydywv, o'l t 
 
 avdXvov elbdp ebovoXv. 1. 84. 
 A(oTOTpd(j)ds, vid. AwToeis. 
 Aw(j)dio, f. haw, v. [allevo, cesso,] to alleviate, to succour, to cease. Tpvvet 
 
 0"'* ol Xco(f>)i(r(t}V ydp ov 7re(f)VK£ 7tlo. P. V. 27« SYN. 'Avdrravco, dvu7TV£U>, Xiiyio. 
 A(t)(p{fids f Xa, ov, adj. [allevans, piacularis,] alleviating, expiatory. QuvXdbos 
 
 Nvfxtyrjs, Xioij)i]id pe'fai err qvtS. Apoll. 2. 487* SYN. Avri'ipids. 
 
 M. 
 
 Md, praep. [negandi fere per jusjurandum,] no by.. . . Ov fid ydp 'AwoXXiord, 
 Ai7 (piXov, o)tI ov, KoA^ai'. A. 86. 
 
 * Md, [vox Syracusana pro Mdr/jp. Vid. Eustath. E. p. 428, 52. et Stanleii 
 adnot. ad iEsch. Suppl. 897.] mother. See in KiotXXos. 
 
 Mayyuvevui, v. [praestigiis et incantationibus utor, mangonizo,] to use incanta- 
 tions. Kai fjayydvevovaav fjidXvvovauv tZ tovs eralpovs. Plut. 310. SYN. 
 <vapp.dKevio, twqlbh), (ftap/uaeao. 
 
 MaybdXXd, as, 7/, subst. [" pulpa mollior ex pane, ad detergendas manus adhi- 
 beri solita." Heder.] soft bread to rub the hands on when greasy, coarse 
 bread. 'A7r# /uaybdAXas (TiTov/xevos tooovtos eKTpdcf/eirjv. Equit. 412. 
 
 Mayeiptkos, rj, dv, adj. [ad coquum pertinens, culinarius,] of a cook, culinary. - 
 'YnoyXvKaivio: prjfjuTXois fjidyetpX^ols. Equit. 21 6. 
 
 MdyeipXKios, adv. [more coquinario,] cook-like. T£ 7rdrrd\ov /udyeipX^ws. 
 Equit. ojG. 
 
 Mdyeipda, ov, b, subst. [coquus,] a cook. 'AW elalff, ws o /udyeipos i\brj rd 
 TtfxdxT}. Ran. 517. 
 
 Mdyevpd, drds, ro, subst. [machinamentum magicum,] magic, sorcery, a love- 
 
548 MAFN MAIN 
 
 potion. BpwTolffX Kal icdroioi teal fidyevfxdaX. Eur. Suppl. 1120. SYN. 
 'E7rdot§>?. 
 Mayj'ijs, t)Tds, Mayrrjaffds, M.ayvr]TiKds, ij, ov, et Mayv^rts, 1 tSds, P.N. [Magne- 
 
 sius,] Magnesian. Hav0a7o-t ttwXois* efibdfxots Mdyvrjs dvrjp. Soph. Eiectr. 
 
 707. See also Theocr. 22. 79- Pers. 498. and Eur. fr. &neus 5. 2. 
 Mdyos, ov, 6, subst. [raagus,] a magician, a juggler. 'f<pels jjidyov roXovbe fir]- 
 
 j(dvoppd(j)dv. CE. R. 387. SYN. 'Ayvprrjs, tyap/udtcevs, tyapfidKos, yor)S. EPITH. 
 
 AoXtos. 
 Mabav, y. [madeo; (quando capilli defluunt), laevis et depilis sum,] to be wet, 
 
 to be bald-headed. See in Kvcpds. Syn. QdXaicpos, ^ebvds elfiX. 
 Mabba, Megarice pro pacla et /jtd^a, rjs, fj, subst. [maza,] a cake, a coarse 
 
 pudding. 'A///3ar£ Vorrdi/ fxabbdv, at tf evpotrs na. Acharn. 732. See 
 
 also Plut. 192. SYN. UXaKovs, dpros, \pu)fios. 
 MagiaKr), rjs, r;, subst. [parva maza,] a little cake. 'Eyw be fia£iaicas ye bXd- 
 
 f.te fj.ay fiev as. Equit. 1105. 
 Mac?os, et Dor. fxaabos, ov, 6, subst. [mamma, mamilla,] the breast, (pro- 
 perly the breast of a man ; though it is sometimes used for fiaards, the breast 
 
 of a woman,) a fidaau), fiacddjuai. See Steph. Thes. in v. Mac?os. . Syn. 
 
 Ko\7roy, fxaorXbXou, tltQos. EPITH. At'£tos, be^Xrepos, XddXKr)b))s, reprri'ds, <pe~ 
 
 pecrfiXos, Kovporpocpos, yXvKvs, dpr/ybji', evva~ios. 
 Mddrjfjdy drds, to, subst. [disciplina,] that which is learnt, instruction. Ti bijrd 
 
 dvrjTol rdXXd fxev fxadrj/udrd. Hec. 802. SYN. 'Ettiot///.*/?, blbatys. 
 MddriaXs, ews, f], subst. [" discentia, ipsa discendi actio." Steph. Tlies.] the act 
 
 of learning. Aeyeiv, dtcovetv 0', uv fxddrjaXv ovk ex €l ' ^ ur * Suppl. 925. Syn. 
 
 lS/Lddr)fid, eiTLaTrinr}, 7raibdyit)yXa, 7ra«de/d, bxbatys, blbd^y), bXbaffudXXa. 
 
 * Mddrjreds, ov, adj. verbal, [discendus,] that must be learnt. MddrjTedy y dp 
 karX noXXovs t&v Xoyiov. Vesp. 1262. 
 
 Mddrjrrjs, ov, 6, subst. [discipulus,] a disciple. T« twv fAddrjT&v efttyeprjs yevrj- 
 
 crdfiat. Nub. 502. SYN.^A^pdarZ/s. 
 MddrjTXdii), v. [discere cupio,] to desire to learn. Mdftyrtw yap' &\\* dvoiye 
 
 rriv dvpav. Nub. 183. 
 MaTd, as, y, subst. [nutrix, obstetrix, mater,] a nurse, a midwife, a mother. 
 
 'Iw fjioi Texas' /nald b>) Kara. Alcest. 403. SYN. Tpo^os, ridtivrj, y rpefovad, 
 
 ypavs. 
 MaTd, as, et Matds, dbds, 1), P. N. [Maia,] the mother of Mercury. "AyyeXdy 
 
 uddvdrwv epXovvXov, ov reKe Ma7d. Horn. H. 17. 3. See also Helen. 243. 
 
 EpiTH. K.aXXi7rebiXds, albota, irorvXd, (j>XXi], "ArXavros OvydTrjp, "ArXavfis, 
 
 epXuvbrjs. 
 Maiavbpdsyov, 6, P.N. [Marauder,] a river in Caria, remarkable for its wind- 
 ings. M.aidvbpov Te pods, MvKaXrjs r a/Vetvd Kaprjvd. B. 869* 
 Maievu), et paievd/uat, v. [obstetrix sum,] to act the midwife to. Kdvdd-pos 
 
 ae fiaievrrdfiai. Lysistr. 696. 
 
 * MatfidXibrjs, ov, 6, patronym. [Masmalo satus,] Pisander, the son of Maema- 
 lus. MaifxdXXbrjs, os rrdaX fxereTpe-rre Mvpf-ubopeaaXv. IT. 194. 
 
 Maifxdio, et juaidfxai, v. [valde cupio, gestio,] to desire earnestly. Matfjwatv, 
 Kai pot [xevos &pope, vepde be togoXv. N. 78. See also £. 356. SYN. 'E7rt- 
 dvfjeu), iroQeit), Ifxeipo^ai, opeyo/iai, eXbd/xai, fieveaivto, opfjidd/uui, otrrrpdw. 
 
 MatvdXXds, a, ov, adj. [Maenalius,] Maenalian, of Mrenalus. Tawv MairdXXr) 
 vdev <p6v(p ctKpujpeid. Call. 3. 224. 
 
 Mat'i 'd-Xov, ov, to, P. N. [Maenalus,] a mountain in Arcadia. T^ KaXXXroty fxarpX, 
 MatvdXov Kdprj. Phcen. 1178. EPITH. Mtyd. 
 
 Mands, dbds, et fiatidXts, Xbos, ij, adj. [insaniens, furiosa,] frenzied, frantic. 
 ZrjTTJ, £vvd\p(o Maivdm <7TpdTj)Xdrujv. Bacch. 52. See also iEsch. Suppl. 
 
 1 Mayi/TjTts joined with \Wos denotes the magnet, or loadstone. The ancients counted five 
 kinds of magnets, differing in power, size, and color ; the Magnesian, the Boeotian, the Natolian, 
 the ^Ethiopian, and the Alexandrian. 
 
MAIN MAKP 549 
 
 114. SYN. Tldpdfdpds, irapatypu))', aippiov, ftaK^ri, (jaK^evovad. PhR. See 
 
 Bacch. 1050-1056. 
 Mairlc, xbds, >/, subst. [halec,] a kind of fish, a cankret. Trjs fiaivXbos ; t6 
 
 rpvpXiuv. Rau. 985. 
 MaivoXXs, vid. Maivds. 
 M«na>, (only in eKpaivui) (2) fjialvoftai, v. [(l) in insaniara adigo; (2) insanio,] 
 
 (1) to drive mad, (2) to be mad. Ed typove'is per, r\ a efurjre deov 1 tis, & live, 
 
 fiXdfin', ion 522. See also Iph. A. 42. SYN. (2) AXcKpttelpdjuai, Trdpatypovew, 
 
 pcik'y^evoj, Xvffaaivoj, bvcrjuEvauw, Xvaadu), irdpdvoEU). 
 Ma/o/xat, vid. Maipdoj. 
 
 MaTpd, as, f], P. N. [Maera,] Maera. See in 'EpXQvXrj. 
 Ma/wf, uivds, 6, P. N. [Maeon,] a Theban prince. McuW AifidpXbr}s, E-rrXel- 
 
 keXos addv droiaXv. A. 394. 
 
 * Maiwrikos, /), 6>, adj. [Maeoticus,] of the Maeotis. AXnovadv avXtiv eK7repaV 
 MclkotXkov. P. V. Jo6. 
 
 Mcuwrts, Xbds, ?/, P. N. [Maeotis,] a lake at the month of the Tanais or Don. 
 
 "Eoydrov ronov nfi<pX Mat-wrXv. P. V. 426. EpiTH. TIoXv7r6Ydads. 
 
 MaiwrurrX, adv. [Maeotico more, lingua, vel sumptu,] after the fashion, lan- 
 guage, or expense of the inhabitants of Maeotis. "Sli^l-d, MaiwriarX Xd/3wv 
 evKn^Tred ro£d. Theocr. 13. 55. 
 
 Mdkdp, 6, [xdtcaipd, r), superl. /idk'aprdros, fjtdxdpXds, a, ov, yudicdptrTjs, 01/, o, 
 et fxdKdplrU, Xbds, fj> adj. [felix, beatus,] happy, blessed, fortunate. Md*;d- 
 pes, 61 fjLETpXas Oeou. Iph. A. 543. (Paeon dim. hypercat.) See also Iph. A. 
 1482. Bacch. llb'l. Pint. 555. and Theocr. 2~. JO. SYN."OX/3tds, eibal- 
 /iwi', oXfiidbaifjiov, ev-rroTfjids, euruy^/s, c?rjXwros. — Ma cap is also a P. N. fi. 54. 
 
 Md^dptcoj, v. [(1) felicem praedico, (2) gratulor,] to call happy, to congratu- 
 late. OibX7robd, fipdrwv ovblvd fxdndpiclu). CE. R. 1195. SYN. EvbaijjLdvi£(o t 
 6Xf3i£u). 
 
 Mavdptos, vid. Mdicdp. 
 
 MdKdptaTos, 7), vv, adj. [qui beatus vocatur,] deemed happy. Ti ydp evbatfxoy 
 y\ ?/ fidKdpiarbv paXXov vvv ka~X bXnaorov, Vesp. 550. 
 
 Mdicdpirrts, et ndKdpnXs, vid. M&cdp, et Steph. Thes. in v. 
 
 MdK-dptws, adv. [" beate, feliciter, divino consilio." Steph. Thes.] happily, 
 providentially. 'Us svTvyeXQ', ws^dxdptws TreirpaydTE. Plut. 629« 
 
 Macros, ?), 6v, adj. [" longus, procerus." Vid. Damm.] long, tall. "Hfxevat, 
 old re (f>vXXd fidKebvfjs aiyeipoio. 77. 106. SYN. AoXtyos, v\pr)Xds, v\pepe(j)t)s, ai- 
 Tvs, alireirds, ovpdi dfjyKrjs, elpyps, /ju~k-pds~. 
 
 * Maxebvv, et MaKijbitv, dvos, 6, P. N. [Macedo,] a Macedonian. Mayvr)TXzi)v 
 be yaldv, ybe. M&Kiboytay. Pers. 498. See also Call. 4. l67« 
 
 MdceAAd, 2 et [la^iXr), 77s, 77, subst. [ligo,] a spade. Atos adceXX^ vdv dvaorps- 
 
 \l/et bXiCTj. Aves 1240. See also Apoll. 4. 1533. SYN. XoAkc/i}, y^pvaia, 
 Mafcorr/yo, fjpos, 6, adj. [prolixus,] prolix, tedious. "Hkovad fjiaKiaTfjpd KapbXas 
 
 Xdydv. jEsch. Suppl. 475. Syn. See Maxptis. 
 Mckttrros, vid. Mlyds. 
 MnKKudto, v. [desipio,] to be foolish. Kal to tov b)]/j.ov Trpofrwirov fiaK^oq. Trpooi]- 
 
 Ixevov. Equit. 396. 
 Mouos, vid. Mrjtds. 
 MuKpuioji', w^os, 6, //, adj. [longaevus,] long-lived. Macpa/W 0', ws ETreiicdaai. 
 
 CE- C. 149. SYN. MarpdjSidrdr, brjpufiids, bjipos, "xpoiXus, a6d)dTos. 
 Mctkpavxv 1 ') tvds, adj. [longum collum habens,] long-necked. Mdcpau^t^os 
 
 ydp KXipuKos Trpdrranfidaeis. Phoen. 1190. SYN. 'YxprjXds, uiirvs. 
 MaKpTiyopiio, v. [prolixe loquor,] to be prolix or tedious. MdtcpTjyopovfjLEV ovk 
 \ iff(0(ppovov%' iyu). Hipp. 701. SYN. Auyov 7rdpdren'w, 7roXXd Xlyw. 
 
 I' 0eoO is here scanned as one long syllable. 
 2 MaKcWa and AuccAAo are distinguished j the former being a spade, and the latter a ubovel. 
 See Dr. Blomf. GIojs. Agam. 509. 
 
550 MAKP MAA0 
 
 Maicpriydptct, as, i), subst. [serraonis prclixitas,] tediousness in speaking, pro- 
 lixity. 'A-vadefiev ndcrav fidicpayopXav. Pyth. 8. 40. 
 
 Macpt&s, 1 dbos, i), adj. [Macrias,] Macrias. ToTai be Mcucptabes aKonXai, kcu 
 wdcrd 7repa.t7j. Apoll. 1. 1112. 
 
 Maxptevs, eds, 6, P. N. [e Macride, i. e. Euboea natus,] born at Macris, Eu- 
 boean. MaupXujv eicravro UeXaaytKov aped KeXa-ai. Apoll. 1. 1024. 
 
 Md~Kpts, Xbds, acc. Xbd et Xv, if, P. N. [Macris,] (l)the nurse of Bacchus; 
 
 (2) Euboea and Chios were so called from their length. MaKpxbd (piXd/uevrj' 
 Ape7rdvr) roOev eicXrfioTai. Apoll. 4. 99®> PHR. (l) Kovprj 'Apivrciloid fieXt- 
 <pp6vos. 
 
 MaKpdj3td~os, ov, adj. [longaevus,] long-lived. 'H fianpofiXoTOS ohe ye tXs. Pers. 
 
 26*7. SYN. See MaKpaicjv, paKpofiXos. 
 Matcpoirvovs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [longum spiritum ducens,] long-drawn. "EXiceis 
 
 fiatcpoTrvovv £(bav. Phcen. 156l. 
 MctKpds, a, ov, comp. fxdrxaujv, superl. fjrjictaTos, r], ov, adj. [longus, largus, mag- 
 
 nus,] tall, long, distant, great, far. Tedvyx' o jjlvQo% ov judKpds judicpwv x ttepX. 
 
 Orest. 749. SYN. MaKtim/p, fidKebvbs, tto\vs, alwvs, fieyds. 
 MaKp&ves, ov, ol, P. N. [Macrdnes,] a Scythian nation, derived from Euboea. 
 
 MaKpwves' fxerd b' av ireplouald. tyvXa Be^e/pwi'. Apoll. 2. 39&\ 
 Mdicrpa, as, >?, subst. [vas, in quo panis subigitur,] a kneading-trough. 'Avrt 
 
 be dpdvov, a-dfivov \ce<pdXr)v Kareayoros, dvrX be fidicrpas. Pint. 545. 
 * MaKtov, vid. Mfjxwv. 
 MdXd, (2) compar. /uaXXdv, (3) superl. f/dXio-rd, adv. [(l)valde; (2)magis; 
 
 (3) praecipue, maxime;] (1) much, very ; (2) more, rather than ; (3) especially. 
 'AW jjrls el, Xeyeiv a exW v Q ^^ f*dXd. Plut. 432. See also Iph. T. 1407. 
 and A. l6. SYN. Atav, dyav, Kaprd, ttclvtids, navv, offobpd, (2) rrXe'idv, 
 (3) TrXelardv. 
 
 MdXdnXwv, ovos, adj. [molliculus,] effeminate. "Etov, fidXanXoyv, bevp' dvvaas, 
 
 teal fiij XdXei. Eccles. 105S. 
 MdXdKoyvibiMov, dvds, adj. [emoliitum habens animum,] soft in mind, relent- 
 ing. MdXaKoyvwuiov. P. V. 196*. PHR. MaXdicrj yvutpri* 
 ISldXdxvs, 1), ov, adj. [mollis,] soft, effeminate. Ovb' av judXdn/v (jivpacrd/Lievos 
 
 tyiv <j)it)vi)v, 7rp6s tov epa(TT)'iv. Nub. 979* SYN. MaXOaKos, rpvepepos, rjvvyos, 
 
 afopos, fieLXXxps, afipos, diraXos, fjbvs. 
 MaXaKo^tp, eipos, 6 et 1), adj. ["qui mollem habet manum et lenientem." 
 
 Damm.] soft-handed, balmy. MdXd/.o^ejpd vofxov. Nem. 3. 95. 
 MdXdfcws, adv. [molliter,] softly, effeminately. K$rd Kddiiov jjidXdKws, Xvd fir) 
 
 Tpifiys rrjv iv IdXaffivX. Equit. 782. SYN. See MaXOdicuis. 
 MdXdvcrii), v. [emollio,] to soften, to enervate, to beat. 'Opyds fidXaacrova 
 
 dvbpos' dpd tov ievov, Alcest. 787* SYN. MaX0da<5w, /uaXOdircru), &7rdXvvio, 
 
 TTpavvu), be(f>io, bexpeio. 
 MdXdy^, rjs, r), subst. [malva,] mallows. MdAdy^s nropdovs, clvtX be jjd^rjs, 
 
 tyvXXeV layv&v pdtydvibwv* Plut. 544. 
 MdXea, et MdXetd, as, 11, P. N. [Malea,] the southern promontory of the Pelo- 
 ponnesus. ,"Hbr] be MdXeas itXrfalov 7r£7rXevKOTds. Cycl. ]8. See also 1. 80. 
 MdXepds, a, ov, adj. [violentus, ardens,] violent, consuming, melting. Il60w 
 
 areverai /AaXepw. Pers. 62. SYN. Apijui/s. 
 MdXrj, rjs, 71, subst. [ala, axilla,] the arm-pit. Ka7retrd bopv bijO' vitb fjidXr)s 
 
 ijKeis ex wr » Lysistr. 984. 
 MaX6dd<2(o, v. [emollio,] to soften. ,V H flaX8dK^a6el'^ , varepov fxeya areveiv. 
 
 Med. 291* SYN. Tdneivott), fxaXdaffto, jJiaXBdarro), fxaXdnl^iv. 
 MaXddKHTTeds, ov, adj. verb, [molliter agendus,] must be effeminately done. 
 
 Ov fiaXQdKtcrre , dXXd TrepiKdXv7TTed. Nub. 725. 
 
 1 See the Schol. at line 1024 of Apoll. I. 
 
 2 MaKpav, subaud. 65bv, signifies, far off. MaKpal, subaud. rrerpai, is the name of a cavern in the 
 rock of the Acropolis. Ion 13. 
 
MAAO MANT 551 
 
 MaXddicbs, rj, op, adj. [mollis,] soft, mild. Alyeis dizovoai ixaXQaK' ctXX' eitrut 
 <pplvu>p. Med. 317. SYN. See MaXands. 
 
 MaXdaKuJs, adv. [molliter,] effeminately. 'E$>' api*d[*a^wp fiaXddtcuis KaTaKeliilpoi. 
 Acharn. 70. Syn. MaX&icws, afiptis, f]<rvx" s ' 
 
 MaXOdcTffoj, v. [mollio,] to soften, to enervate. MtjS 1 dyvbyo-rjs irripd fxaXda- 
 X^eTo-' V7rv<p. Eumen. 134. Syn. See MaXaaou). 
 
 MdXiord, vid. MdXd. 
 
 MaXXov, vid. MdXd. 
 
 MaXXos, oil, 6, subst. [vellus,] a fleece. 'ApyrjrX /uaXX<p. Tybe yap rpdvuis lpu>. 
 Eum. 45. SYN. Kaids, Xayvr n irbubs. EpITH. Evttokos, eveipos, vloyvbs, ev- 
 eipbs. 
 
 Map/uaKvdos, ov, 6, P. N. [stultus quidam,] the name of a fool, a stupid fellow. 
 Kexvvores Ma/j/uunvdot. Ran. QQO. 
 
 Ma/jpdp, adv. [sic optime doctiss. Maltb. pro Map/jar. Ma/i/iay est darj/jibs 
 <jxvpi) Tzatbiiov XdXovv-iov. Schol.] a child's cry for the breast. Ma^/id*- b dv 
 alrfjaavTOS, i)kop col (plpwp dv dprbp. Nub. 1383. 
 
 Ma/ujuta, as, fj, subst. [mater,] mamma. Qlpl al (pXXrjaoj yXvKvrdrop rrj i*a/*/jXa. 
 Lysistr. 8Q0. 
 
 * Mdv, Dor. pro M;)i», q. v. 
 
 MavSdXwroi', ov, ro, subst. [osculum quoddam lascivum,] a wanton kiss. Kcu 
 
 jjavhdXwTov &ot Ifiov y dKpbidjJLlvov. Thesm. 132. 
 
 Mdpbpa, as, 7), subst. [stabulum,] a fold or stall. Xijpcu fikv /udpbpai, tclvlat bl 
 
 \xoX auXils ijbr). Call. 6". 105. SYN. "Epxbs, lira vXXs. EPITH. Y\oXvyavhris. 
 Mavedfiat, v. [insauio,] to be mad. 'A ylpdvos r&porpby lyu> b' lirX up ixlpd- 
 
 rrjfxat. Theocr. 10. 31. Syn. See MwVw. 
 Mdvr]s, ov, 6, subst. [servus,] a slave. Tovrov it.lv ovv Qopfxioios, Mlyairlros 0' 
 
 6 ixavrjs. Ran. £}65. 
 MavQdroj, 2 aor. lf*ddbv, v. [disco,] to learn, to observe, to perceive. Ok-ow 
 
 Xlyeip fxkv xp-f] al, fxaiddveiv b' Ijj.1 ', Iph. T. 811. SYN. MbdaKb/*at f ikbX- 
 
 cd(jKOfiai, eicfdavOdvoj, ebdrjv, 7rev6bf*ai, alaQdvbi*ai, yiyvioGKio, kvvoeta, 
 WldvXa, as, r), subst. [furor, itisania,] fury, madness, frenzy, rage. Mdvtas 
 
 Inb^ov plirrovad Xbybv. Hipp. 214. SYN. Avaad, Xvaayfxd, Liapybavrt). 
 
 EPITH. Tpb-^ijXdrbs, 6c,eld, bXb>), dubXaarbs, dbdf*aarbs, Xvaffuxjd, Kdo), arv- 
 
 ylpd. 
 Mavta, as, >/, subst. [serva,] a female slave. "Iw/jlIp ItcX tus KXrjjudrXbds, w 
 
 Maria. Thesm. 728. Syn. See AovXr/. 
 MdvXds, abbs, f*dviK$s, ij, by, et /jLuvXo>bt]s, lbs, 6 et ?/, adj. [furiosus,] frenzied, 
 
 mad. 'EK-Xddeadai Xvatras pavtaSos. Orest. 320. See also Nub. 830. and 
 
 Bacch. 295. SYN. 'Epfjarrjs, 6v/jn)pr)s, f*apybs, (f>plybfj.dit)s, (bplionXifc, <pplv- 
 
 u)Xi]S. 
 *MdrXs, vid. Mfjvts. 
 * Mawbtybobs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [monilibus ornatus,] wearing ornaments. Tldaas 
 
 f*rn'pbfbpios, Kat o-ku/jpws reaodpds apiCTU). Theocr. 11. 41. 
 mavreia, us, y, fiavreviid, drbs, fiapreidv, et i*avT\\Xbv, ov, to, subst. [divinatio, 
 
 oraculum,] prophecy, an oracle. Td££ pavreias u'tfd vaWfjs. Hipp. 236. 
 
 Sec also Med. 6 - 83. Androm. 918. and p. 272. Syn. MavTbtrtpq, OloTrpbnta, 
 
 (pdrXs, <py'if*r}, yj>r\oixbs, KXrjbwv. EPITH. KpiJirrt), KuQapit, TTOtKiXfbbs, ne/iv^. 
 Marre'ibs, a, op, et ov, o et //, et Ion. iiapri)Xbs, a, or, adj. [fatidicus,] oraculnr. 
 
 NaoTs, t7r' 'Itrprjvov rl pavrslq. o-nbba>. CE. R. 21. See also Apoll. 2. ±95. 
 
 SYN. MavToavros, ^priirfjwbbs, deaniiobbs, dloTTpbiros, -^pqrjftbXbybs. 
 MapTevbfiui, v. [vaticinor,] to prophesy. "H toi <pxXovad y ys inrep fiaprevlrai; 
 
 Ion 434. SYN. 0e<77rt'c?w, paPrnrbXlw, QeanXyblu) , QloTrpbniu}, -^)?)rj/.iu)bl(jj, 
 
 Xprjir/AoXbylo). 
 Marrevrlbs, by, adj. verb, [valicinandus,] must prophesy. TJ yap Qly rd- 
 
 vavrt ov fiapTevrlop. Ion 376. 
 Marreyroy, >), op, adj. [ab oraculo pr?edictus,] predicted, 'incp rpdnt^rjs rjx 
 
 b fiarrevros ybi i>s. Ion 1200. 
 
552 MANT MAPI 
 
 MavTixds, ij, ov, adj. [ad vaticinationem pertinens,] prophetic, of divination. 
 
 Kcu to fidricvbes fjiavTiKrjv 7roXXt)v ex 61,1 Bacch. 295. SYN. MavreTos, jjav- 
 
 rrjtbs, fj.avToavvos. 
 MavrlKios, adv. [prophetiee,] prophetically. Ovkovv boK& aoi /lmvtilkuis to §pv- 
 
 ydvov TlQeaQai. Pax 1026. 
 MavThea, as, >/, P. N. [Mantinea,] a city in Arcadia. Kcu Teyeijp el^ov, kcu 
 
 MavTiVErjV epareivrtv. B. 607« 
 M&vtXos, ov, 6, P.N. [Mantitls,] Mantius. McivtXos al teueto YloXvtyeibEa re, 
 
 KAe7roV re. o. 249« 
 MaiTtTToXew, v. [circa vaticinia versor,] to be engaged in prophecy. MavrX- 
 
 iroXel & aKEXevcrros, d/jiados doiba. Agam. 951. SYN. See MavTevo/uat. 
 MavTlnoXos, ov, b et >;, adj. [vaticinans,] foretelling, prophetic. Tijs juavrXnoXov 
 
 paK^rjS avEyuv. Hec. 120. SYN. See MctvreTos. 
 McivtXs, Ids, b et r}, subst. [propheta, vates,] a prophet. Olwrbv, wore fxavrXs, 
 
 eloopG) kclkov. Hipp. 877. SYN. 0eo7rpo7ros, vird(f)f}TT)s, xPV^pbXoyos, xprjrT/j^- 
 
 bos, lEpevs. EPITH. KdAos, dpKTTos, Ylvdiaos, od(J)ds, to delov elbios, dXdbs, 
 
 dfivjuwv, ijvs re fJEyds re. 
 MavToavvrj, rjs, ?/, subst. [vaticinium,] the art of divination. "H5ee fxavroavvas, 
 
 ovbe 71 ovs 7ra<6as eaovce. B. 832. SYN. See Mdvrem. 
 Mavi;w, vid. M?jiw. 
 MavToavvds, tj, ov, et ov, b et rj, adj. [ad vaticinationem pertinens,] prophetic. 
 
 Mavrocrih'Oi Trvevacoa avayKctt, Iph. A. j6l, SYN. See Mcutikos. 
 Mdpciyva, rjs, r\, subst. [llagellum,] a whip. 'AXXd bXnXVis yap Tfjcrbi /Jidpayvrjs. 
 
 Choeph. 069. SYN. MaoTi£, a/jcLpdyva. 
 Mapadwv, Cjvbs, b, P. N. [Marathon,] a plain in Attica, famous for the defeat of 
 
 the Persians. "A£td ri/s yv$ cnroXavovTes, ual tov V Mdpd6om Tpbiraiov. Vesp. 
 
 711. EPITH. 'Epoeis, oXikXvgtos. 
 MapaQwvdjuaxbs, et MdpdfWo/mx^s, ov, b, subst. [qui Marathone pugnavit,] 
 
 one who fought at Marathon. 'E£ wv dvbpas Mdpd8a>)o/id)(ovs. Nub. 982. 
 
 See also Acharn. 180. 
 Mdpaivii), v. [marcefacio,] to cause to wither or fade, to extinguish. Uavd* 6 
 
 fxlyas xpovos fjidpaivei. Aj. Fl. 714. SYN. Avaivu), t avaivu), bXatydeipw, T7]Ko), 
 
 k.KTi]Kit), atyavlzofiat. * 
 
 Mapyatvu), et /japydio, v. [furiose ago,] to act furiously. MapycuVetv averiKev 
 
 eV addvaTOtat Oeolcri. E. 5S2. See also Plicen. 1262. SYN. Maivo/Jtat, 
 
 bpfJLalv<o. 
 Mapyapds, ov, b et ?;, subst. [monile margaritis iusertum,] a pearl necklace. 
 
 Kcu /jLcipydpov TpdxuXo). Anacr. 20. 14, 
 Mdpyds, r\, bv, adj. [vesanus, avidus,] greedy, furious. 'EjZwXes ecm fxapybv 
 
 AlyvTTTOv ylvos. iEsch. Suppl. 737 '. SYN. MdvXicbs, fidvXwbtjs, aaeXyi/s, clko- 
 
 Xaoros. 
 Mapybavrr), -qs, et fiapydrrjs, t)tos, r), subst. [insana libido,] fierce desire. Map- 
 
 ybffiivrjs' 'L<ttu> & Xlpbv (pads fjEXXoio. Apoll. 4. 1019« See also Androin. 941 . 
 
 SYN. Nla-)(XdGvvi], 7rpd7TETeid, Zpojs. 
 Mdplavbvi'ol, wv, 01, P. N. [Mariandyni,] a nation in Asia Minor. Kcu Md- 
 
 plavbvvwv avbpCjv, cltteovtos dvaKTos. Apoll. 2. 140. 
 MaptKas, 6, [Maricas,] the name of a play composed by Eupolis. See in Ei/- 
 
 iroXls. 
 
 MaptXabrjs, ov, b, subst. [qui inter carbones versatur,] one who is engaged 
 
 amidst coals. T&vbt b£ /birjbEv ; eteov, u> /jdpiXdbri ; Acharn. 609. 
 
 MapiXr), t]s, ri, subst. [pulvis carbouicus,] glowing ashes. 'Ytto tov ceovs ttjs 
 
 fidplXrjs /not (ji>xyh v - Acharn. 349. 
 
 Mdpts, ibos, b, P. N. [Maris,] Maris. "Hpi7re be nporcapoiQE' Mdpts 6' avTOoyi^d 
 
 bovpt. n. 8 19. 
 
 1 Te'x^J? is liere, as in many other places, understood. 
 
 2 Tlie last syllable of ouSe is here made long on account of the metrical ictus, and the digamma 
 in f ovs immediately succeeding it. 
 
MAPM MAST 553 
 
 Mapiiaipio, V. [splendeo,] to glitter. AvroV, icai BlpdirovTd, uvv evrlaX fiapfxai- 
 
 povTcis. n. 2?9- SYN. Aafiiru), aaTpuTTTU), o-iXfiu), fiapfiiipvaaut. 
 Map/mpeos, 1 a, ov, jiapLidpXvds, ov, jxapfxdpoeis, eaaa, ev, et [xapLidpeos, ea, ov, adj. 
 [marmoreus,] like or of marble, bright. Tp/7r\dicd, fiupfidperjv, ex 5' apyvptov 
 
 reXdfjLwvd. 1. 480. See also Theocr. Epigr. 10. Antig. 6l9« and Phoen. 1416. 
 
 SYN. Aa/wrrpos, XevKos, 
 Mapiuapvyri, rjs, rj, subst. [splendor,] glare, glance, splendor. See in EvkXu- 
 
 aros. SYN. Avyr), ayXdXa, acrTpdirrj. EPTTtt. ^.£Xa(T(popds t poboeood, ?rv- 
 
 pveaad. 
 Mapixdptunds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [raicantes oculos habens,] bright-gleaming. 
 
 'Qcpewv id-^rifidaX Xvaad /iappdpu)7ros. Here. F. 879* 
 Mapva/xai, v. [pugno,] to contend in battle. 'H/ie7s re npos yvvcuKa fiapvaadai 
 
 pXav. Troad. 733. Syn. See Ma^o/me, TrdXaiio. 
 Mapirioar), tjs, fj, P. N. [Marpissa,] Marpissa. See in JLvrjvivr]. 
 MapnTXs, Xbds, 6, subst. [prehensor,] one who seizes. "6be pap-xTis vdXos, yaXos. 
 
 iEsch. Suppl. 833. Exp. " MdpTrrvs- vfiptariis." Hesych. 
 Ma/07rrtu, f. xpu), x. [prehendo,] to grasp, to catch. Tus avhpotyovovs iiapxpaL 
 
 XPy2(oi>. Hec. 1044. SYN. AaLiSavw, KUTa\afif3avio, Kpareu), Z-nXXaLifidvw, 
 
 ap7ru£(i). 
 Mdp-i>p vel fiaprvs, vus, et fxaprvpos, ov, 6 et >/, subst. [testis,] a witness. Ne- 
 
 Kpov irapovTos fjLapTvpos ad(peardTov. Hipp. 9J6. See also B. 302. Epith. 
 AicpXros, d0ci)j'<5s, efjnrebos. 
 Maprvpeu), et fiaprvpofiai^ v. [testor,] to bear witness, to appeal to. Ov juapri/- 
 
 pf)aei ll "ladfxXo-s IXvis nore. Hipp. 981. See also Iph. A. 78. SYN. 'E7rt- 
 
 fxaprvpeo). 
 MapTvprjfta, dros, fiapTvpXdv, ov, to, et fiaprvpXa, as, >/, subst. [testimonium,] a 
 
 witness. Mvr] field 0' opKiov, fiapTvprjfxd 0' 'EXXdbX. Eur. Suppl. 1214. See 
 
 also Eumen. 488. and Vesp. 1066. 
 * Mapvw, vid. Mr)pij(o. 
 Mdpojv, wvos, 6, P. N. [Maro,] the grandson of Bacchus. 'Hbws, ov jioX ebuKe 
 
 Mdpwv, JLhdvOeos vlos. t. 197. 
 Mdvdd/uai, v. [manduco,] to masticate. MdawLievos to Xonrov ovtio rw kottw 
 
 Ivvelvai. Pint. 321. SYN. 'A7ro£p£7rw. 
 Macrrjs, tjtos, ?/, P. N. [Mases,] Mases. 0? t e^pv Alylvaw, MdffrjTd re, KovpoX 
 
 'A-^ai&v. B. 562. 
 Md<7dXr]s, tjtos, 6, subst. [mollitum lorum ; homo astutus vel efFeminatus,] 
 
 softened leather; a cunning or effeminate fellow. 'Sis 6' dXacwv, us be ixdo- 
 
 OXrjs' eibes, at VTrepyerai. Equit. 269. SYN. TXoios. 
 Macdds, et fiaards, ov, 6, subst. [mamilla, excresceutia quaevis, tumulus,] a 
 
 woman's breast (see Ma$ds) t an excrescence, a slight hill. 'H yprjvs iiao- 
 
 6<Lv us dTTi-^ei yQ^' as - Call. Ep. 27- See also Bacch. 690. 
 Marraoj vel /4uttu), v. [tango, pinso, subigo, abstergo,] to touch, to knead, to 
 
 bake, to wipe away. Tovs 6' 'HpdKXeas tovs ixclttovtus, koX tovs TreivtivTds 
 
 EKeliovs. Pax 741. SYN. Yle<rau)V, dvafxacGu), /cdraakevd^w, tcdQaipto, dndfjidaaa), 
 
 TripXKdQaipoj. 
 Mafftrwi/, 1 6v6s, 6 et >/, adj. compar. [major,] greater. M// fiov vpdKy'jbov fidoodv, 
 
 ws ifxol yXvKi). P. V. 65. SYN. Mei£ojv, /uaKpoTepos. 
 Ma<rraZ, octfj, ?/, subst. [mandibula, os, esca,] the jaw, mouth, a chop, meat. 
 
 JVIdordk-' e-rrei Kt Xdftr\ni' K&K&6 & dpd ol weXeX avTtj. t. 324. SYN. Tvddos, 
 
 XC'Xos, ffTdjud, Tpofr), fjdffijjxd. 
 McivTdpvZit), et iia<xrdpi£a}, v. [" male mando, languide et ignaviter manduco," 
 
 Steph. Thes. p. 5947.] to chew indolently. "6o' V7rd yy'ipws fxaardpv^ei. 
 
 1 Mapfxapos, \?Q6s being understood, is used for a stone, Phoen. 673. M. 3S0. Acharn. 
 1171. 
 I 2 On the derivation of this word, see Dr. Blomfield's Glosu, Per*. 444. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 4 A 
 
554 MAIT MATH 
 
 Acharn. 689* Exp. Kdfcws fxdou>fxai ical fiXaKXaws. Syn. Maorixdw, rov- 
 
 dopvc£<o. 
 Maorevcii, vid. Mdrevio. 
 MaoTrjp, rjpds, lAUffriiptds, 6, et fiaoreipa, as, >/, subst. [indagans, investigans,] 
 
 one who investigates, or detects. Tis o' obe Kab/JLeiwv «aorr/p obpetbpdfxwv. 
 
 Bacch. 973. See also jEsch. Suppl. 970. and 170. Syn. Kdro7m)o, ettott- 
 
 rjjs. 
 Maonyias, ov, 6, subst. [mastigia, verbero,] one that is flogged or branded, 
 
 an abandoned wretch. 'Es ravrov ova epprjotr, w (xaoTiyXai ; Lysistr. 1240. 
 
 PHR. Maoriy? viorov ^niPt^deis. 
 
 * Maoriyow, fxaorl^u), et * jxaorXio, v. [flagello, flagris cssdo,] to flog. Tev$>) 
 bXdftaXXet' k^to. fiaaTiyov/jiedd. Equit. 64. See also X. 400. and P. 622. 
 SYN. Maoriy t ttXtjoou), eXavvio, aluiciu), iraiu). 
 
 * Maoriywreos, ov, adj. verbal, [flagellandus,] must be flogged. Kal iroXv ye 
 fxaXXov eorX fj.aariy(oreds. Ran. 633. 
 
 MacrrlKTtop, opus, 6, subst. [flagellifer,] a scourger. 'Yito Xofiov irdpeorX fiaorlK- 
 
 Topos. Eumen. 159* 
 Mdorn£, lyos, et juciotis, Xds,i), subst. [flagrum, flagellum, scutica,] a lash, a 
 
 whip. w fls dpd <pii)V)]cras Xfjdoev /doriyi (pdetrrj. Z. 3l6. See also o. 182. 
 
 SYN. MaodXrj, fjidpayvd, pafibov, TrXrjy)). EPITH. TpdfJiEpa, Kaur), XXyvpct, Beta, 
 
 6oa, OTifidpd, bwXfj. 
 MaarXxdio, v. [mando, manduco,] to chew. Aoyju&/f9eis, a(j)p6s be nip\ oro/xd 
 
 /uaori^ooivri. Hes. Scut. 389. Syn. Mdod<fyiai, eoBXoj. 
 MaaTdplbrjs, ov, 6, patronyrn. [a Mastore natus,] the son of Mastor. Maordpt- 
 
 brjs' 6 ydp olds dfir)XXnXr]v EKEtcaoTO. (3. 158. 
 
 * Maoris, vid. Maodos. 
 Maoris, vid. Maar(£. 
 
 MaoTpoxds, ov, 6 et //, subst. [leno, et lena,] a pimp, "fts r' av rd Kpe y e£ 'A7rd- 
 
 Tovpiiov roTis fxaorpowois bxbovoai. Thesm. 558. Syn. Hpodyuyos. 
 Maoriop, dpos, 6, P.N. [Mastor,] Mastor. Tov /xev d/j.apd'' o b 7 fizretrd Av«co- 
 
 (ppovd, MaoTopos vlov. O. 430. - 
 Mao^aX?;, r)s, >/, subst. [axilla, ala, arraus, ramus,] the arm-pit, a pinion, the 
 
 arm, a twig. "0£wv imkov tCjv ixaoydX&v* Acharn. 852. Syn. '£7ritf/us, 
 
 Trripov, OdXos. 
 Mao^dXi^w, 1 v. [obtrunco,] to mangle. > &(jLaoydXLoQr}, Kani Xovrpoloiv Kapa. 
 
 Soph. Electr. 445. SYN. KoXo/3ow, /cdrakwrw, aKpuirripiaEiw. 
 MaoxdXtornp, rjpos, 6, subst. [loruni equorum supra armos, quo currui alligan- 
 
 tur,] the traces. 'AW ayifi irXevpats //ao^dXioTT/jOas (3dXe.. P. V. J I. SYN. 
 
 A.ETrabvdp, beopos, X/aas. 
 Mdrac:w, et fjLdraLaZu), v. [vana cogito, desipio,] to think or speak foolishly, 
 
 to be foolish. TLTcXdyxvd 0' ovtX /udraZei. Agam. 966. Syn. Mtopaivur, 
 
 dXalvio, a(f>palvu), Y]XaoKa£oj, fjXX6X6op.at. 
 Mdraios, a, ov, adj. [ineptus, vanus,] ineffectual, frivolous, foolish. Mrjbey 
 
 fidrawv, is rpXs ev^aoQai Qlti. Hipp. 46. SyN."aXios, kevos, fxa\pXbXos, ?/Xi- 
 
 6X6 s, fiwpds, a.<ppb)V. 
 Mdrdw, f. {]oni, v. [vane tempus tero,] to trifle away time. M17 rw fiev beioavrs. 
 
 fxarrjOETdv, ohb' eQeXtjtov. E. 233. SYN. 'AjueXew. 
 Mdreww, et fxaoreva), v. [guaero, vestigo,] to investigate. *Ov Kafxdreves irpoo- 
 
 6zv eloXbelv drdp. (E. R. 1052. See also Hes. fr. 31. 4. Syn. Zt]teio, 
 
 Epevvdu), £7nclr)TE<*), X^yEvu), xprfXdtydio , fiaorevta. 
 Mdrrj, rjs, r/, et pdrXa, as, ij, subst. [inanis deliberatio, stultitia,] an idle deli- 
 beration or pursuit, folly. Mj), aXX' z el^>' ufxoiojs nal nd-pos tov oov fiaTas, 
 
 1 " Qui caedem aliquam patrassent, p.a<rx a ^&iv rbv (povevOevra dicebantur, cum ei extremas 
 praecipue partes corporis amputantes, easque connectentes sub axilla ferebant." Steph. Thes. 
 p. 5961. 
 
 2 Nfy, aAA' in scanning, form only one long syllable. 
 
MATH MAYI 555 
 
 Choeph. 905. See also k. 79* SYN. 'a/3ov\««, <f>avXoTTjs, djiapria, d/udp- 
 
 Mdrr/v, adv. [frustra, falso, temere,] in vain, falsely. "Onus oXbrjpds e^dXiodd- 
 vot fxd.Tr}v. Pho3ii. 1398. SYN.'AAAws, avrws, fJia-ty, ehf], Kevws. 
 
 Mart a, vid. Mar;/. 
 
 MaTTvdXotxos, ov, adj. [qui gestit comedere mattyam,] one who is eager after 
 the dish mattya, a glutton. (Mattya was a dish of fowl and vegetables, and 
 eaten cold with wine.) IrpocpXs apydXeos, yuarrvoXoi^ds. Nub. 451. 
 
 Md-rw, vid. Mctaaoj. 
 
 MarpoKTords, Dor. pro Mrj-potcrdyds, q. v. 
 
 Mavpvu), idem quod 'ApavpoiD, (vid. Damn), v. 'Apavpos,) v. [obseuro, extin- 
 guo,] to render dark, to blot out. f Pe7& re /utv fiavpovaX 6eo\, fjiXrvdovaX be oIkoi. 
 Hes. Op. 323. SYN. 'Afiavpow, d(pdv /Cw, diroXeityio, dfj.aXbvvoj, e^dXettpoj. 
 
 Maxaiptbiov, ov, to, Equit. 410. dimin. a v. seq. 
 
 Ma^cupd, as, 7/, subst. [culter, sica, gladius,] a knife, a dagger. 'Arpe/cV be 
 epvrjodjiZvos ^nipeant fj-d^aipdv . F. 271. SYN. KonXs, eyxetpXbXov, £X<pds, bpe- 
 irdvr}, bpendvov. EPITH. 'OtyVarbfibs, Xaj3p6s, 6r)K~ds, xp vae ' a > «jw^t7T/\>)^, Xepd, 
 fiXaityopds. 
 
 * MdxaipoTrotds, ov, subst. [cultrorum aut gladiorum artifex,] a knife or sword 
 maker. '6 /jdxaipdnotbs, p.i]~e bdweiv tovtovs e>jie. AvfS 441. 
 
 Mdxaipofpopos, ov, adj. [cultro vel gladio armatus,] armed with knives or 
 swords. To fxdxaipoipdpov t edvbs Ik Traarjs. Pers. 56. SYN. EXtyrjtydpos, 
 liftlpris. 
 
 * Ma^ava, Dor. pro Mrjx^vr], q. v. 
 
 Mdx«w>', bvbs, o, P. N. [Machaon,] the son of iEsculapius and brother of 
 
 Podalirius. See o. 225 — 255. Tlavaov dpiorevovrd Md^aom, Toi/ievd Xawv. 
 
 A. 506. SYN. , A.<7iiXT}7iXov vlos,' rjpios, blus, civrXdebs, tfjn/p, kXvtos. 
 Mdxrj, rjs t ?/, subst. [prseliuni, pugna,] a right. Els TtdXejiuv vjj.1v kui /ud^v 
 
 tcdbiaTdrai. Here. F. 1159- SYN. 'Ya-fiiPi], brjXuTrjs, (f>vXd7rXs, Kvboifxds, dywv, 
 
 evoin), 7rdXe jjlus. EPITH. Aetv>), KpaTepi), KvbXdveipd, fueydXrj, <polvXb$, oXki/uos, 
 
 aXerXXa, bpX/ueld, (pdiaifxjjpuros, dXXaaros, KapTiorrj, dXeyein), baKpvdeaad, Ktiv- 
 
 OTetpd, irdXvbaKpvTos, dfjieyaprds, Tnxpd, GTvyepi). 
 Md-xfifiu)i>, dfvs, ov, et fxdxXf.ids, >), ov, adj. [pugnax, pugnae apt us,] ready to or 
 
 fit for fight, quarrelsome. Ov yap vol KpdbXrj fxeveb^Xbs, ovbe fidxv/utov. M. 
 
 247. See also Vesp. 1057. SYN. YldXefxXuds, dpr]Xbs, dprfityXXbs, /jeveTTToXe/jos. 
 MdxrjTrjs, ov, 6, subst. [pugnator,] a warrior. T il yepbv, 7) fxdXd bi) ae reot rel- 
 
 povaX /xd)(T/rat. 0. 102. SYN. WoXep.iaTyfs, dff7nari]S, at^r;/x//r>)s, iidyX^bs. 
 
 PHR. MrjOTtop <j)vftow t 7roXefxoiu f/d^s r ev eibws. 
 Mdx»;ros, 57, ov, adj. [oppugnandus,] assailable. See Damm. in v. Ae/vov r' 
 
 apydXeov Te Kal dypXov ovbe /idx^rav. M. 119« SYN. 'aXwtos, d/u/3uros, £7ri"- 
 
 bpdfibs, dXd7rabvus. 
 Mdxfyios, vid. Mdxhfiojy. 
 Md"xX<5s, j), ov, adj. [incontinens, libidinosus,] lustful, profligate, wanton. 
 
 Max^tJrdrat be yvvaiKes, dtyavpoTdroi be re uvbpes. Hes. Op. 584. SYN. 'A«re\- 
 
 yr)s t dawros, fiapyos, iropvoSy a~KpdT>)s, dtdXaffrds. 
 MaxXdowq, 77s, ?/, subst. [incontinentia, lascivia,] profligacy, wantonness. Tr)v 
 
 & ijvr)<r\ yj 01 nope nayXbavvi}*' dXeyetPi'/v. H. 30. SYN. ftlapyoavvrj, daiXyetd, 
 
 iropvet'd, vfipXs. 
 Mdxo/jat, v. [pugno, prailior,] to fight in battle. Uvpywu TidpoiSe fidxbfxii'ot 
 
 Tzdrpas vnep. Phoen. 10l6. SYN. 'AfiiXXddfxaiy brjpXdu), 7ro\eju/c?«, fidpvdfiai, 
 
 epiZu, bopvarrw, TroXifieoj. PHR. See Tyrt. 2. v. 29 — 34. 
 Md^, et fxaxf/XbXws, adv. [frustra, incassum,] to no purpose, in vain. T Hlv drdp 
 j fiXv e<pr)v fjidxp avnos euxirdaadaL. Y. 348. See also if. 310. SYN. See Mdr^v. 
 1 Mn^XbXds, a, ov, et ov, o et 7/, adj. [inanis, vanus,] idle, foolish, vain. Mav/a- 
 
 hxbv ex^t tydrXv. Helen. 259. (Paeon dim.) Syn. Kfvos, fidraids, <i<ppu)v. 
 iMa^fa, vid. M6.\p. 
 MaiptXdKcis, vel, ut mavult Heyn., Ma\|/y\dK-7jy, ov, o et >'/, adj. [inaniter efl'uti- 
 
556 MAil MErA 
 
 tus,] foolishly uttered. TeKv-oteXv are fia^XXdxas, bios KdptvOds. Nem. 7. 155. 
 
 SYN. 'A&d\effx8s. 
 Maw, inus. perf. med. /nZ/jad, particip. ju£juuws, birds, et «£juows, orbs, v. [ve- 
 
 hementer cupio. Vid. omnino Steph. Thes. in voce, p. 5978.] to be very eager 
 
 after. 'AjutyorepGi ps/Aaaav rrdXe/jtceiy rjbe fidyeadai. H. 4. SYN. I7|odflyae0- 
 
 /mt, yXiydftai, (nrevbto, eTrXdu/jLeu), jjovXdfiai, etyiejiat, ^rjreoj, eKfxdo/jai, ev^oaac. 
 MfydSqs, ov, 6, patronym. [Megades,] the son of Megas. Kal tlepXfxov Meyd- 
 
 brjv, Kal^ETrtaropd, Kal MeXdwnrdv. II. 6Q5. 
 MeydOapo-rjs, eds, 6, f\, adj. [magna fiducia praeditus,] very confident, cou- 
 rageous. J.rm& ridels 7rvXefjiotd e<Z fxeyaQapffei 7raibX. Hes. Scut. 385. SYN. 
 
 QappaXeds, evdv/uos. 
 Meya.dvf.ids, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [magnanimus,] noble-minded. Tpties be fzeyddvfioX, 
 
 E7rel Xbdv vie Adprjrds. E. 27. SYN. Meyd/Vau^os, /ugydXj'/rwp, avbpelos, dyijviop, 
 
 yew aids, 
 Meyalpu, v. [moleste fero ; invideo,] to be indignant ; to grudge, envy. 
 
 'A^i be vetcpoiaiv KCLTatcrjefieu ovrX fxeyalpa). H. 408. SYN. Qdoveu), £r)Xou>, 
 
 dydvaKretx), 
 MeydKrjTrjs, eds, 6 et rj, adj. [magnag bellua? similis, ingens,] huge, large. Et- 
 
 arfitceL yap e-rrl Trpvfjvr) fieydajreX vr\X. A. 599* SYN. Meyds, evfxeyedr\s, 
 MeydXav)(E(i), v. [magnifice jacto,] to be a braggart. MeydXavxeiTOj, tXQdbr}- 
 
 Xr/ro). A gam. 1506. SYN. Av\eoj, enavyeoj, aejivvvopiai, Kavyjdofiai, dXa- 
 
 Zdvevd/Jiat. 
 MeydXavyds, et fieydXrjydpds, ov, 6 et 7], et fj,eyavyi)s, eds, 6, ij, adj. [niag- 
 
 nifice jactans,] loud-boasting. T H jueydXay^oi Kal tyOepaXyeve'is. Sept. Theb. 
 
 1057. See also Sept. Theb. 56l. and Nem. 11. 27. Syn. 'AXaZwy, 
 
 vxprjyopds. 
 * Mey dXrjydpXa, as, //, subst. [grandiloquentia,] boasting, haughty speaking, 
 
 bombast. MeydXiiyupXav virepavdpd KoijuiZois. Phoen. 190. 
 !VltydX)7yo(0ds, vid. MeydXav^ds. 
 M.ey dXrjvdpXa, as, f/, subst. [magnificentia,] proud magnificence. 'AXX' ejjnrav 
 
 fj.eydXr)vopXais efij3aivdfxep. Nem. 11. 5J. SYN. 'AXa£d>e/d, Kav^rjaXs. 
 MeydXrjvwp, dpos, adj. [magnificus,] magnificent. Ken rXs euiv /meydXa-viop. 
 
 Pyth. 1. 99. SYN.*Yirepri<pavds. 
 M.eydXriTojp, dpds, adj. [cor generosum habens,] noble-hearted. 'AX\' ev Oi- 
 
 vujvcl /jeydXrjTdpes opyai. Isth. 5. 44. SYN. See Meyddv/ids. 
 MeydXigu), et fxeydXvvoj, v. [altum et celsum facio,] to make much of; middle 
 
 voice, to assume consequence, to be proud. Tlavras KvbatvW fjLrjbe fxeyd- 
 
 Xicted dvjao}. K. 69. See also Bacch. 3l6. SYN. MeydXawxeio, eiraipio, dXa- 
 
 d.ovev(o, abyedixai, virepfiXds elfiX. 
 MeydXdbojpds, dv, adj. [munificus,] very liberal. Kat fAeyaXobtopoTare bai/jto- 
 
 vojv. Pax 392. SYN. Aiorr/p, /jLeydXo7rpe7rrjs. 
 MeydXoirds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [infortunatissimus,] most unfortunate. Tdv 7ro/x- 
 
 7rdi' OaaaadaX' eyio be oX a /.leydXoirds. Theocr. 2. 72. SYN. TpXaadXXds, 
 
 eyftpobaifHtii', Kdndbaifuuv, dOXXwrdrds, 7rdvaOXXds. 
 lS/leydXdKevd))s, eds, 6 et fj, adj. [multa latibula habens,] having many recesses or 
 
 hiding-places. MeydXdtcevdeeaaiy ev nore ddXdpois. Pyth. 2. 60. 
 MeydXdjoiT)TXs, Xds, adj. [''magna meditans," Blomf.] deep designing. Meyd- 
 
 XdfxrjrXs cl. Agam. 1399- 
 M£ydXd7T£7|ods, ov, 6 et if, adj. [ingentibus saxis munitus,] fortified with large 
 
 stones. M£yd\o7T£Y|0oy dpdrov dupdn-oXXv. Lysistr. 483. 
 MfydXdTTdXts, ews, 6 et n, adj. [magnitudine civitatis insignis,] distinguished 
 
 by the grandeur of its city or state. AebopKev, a be fueydXdirdXXs. Troad. 
 
 1282. 
 MeyaXoTtpemis, eds, 6 et r}, adj. [splendidus, speciosus,] magnificent. KaXXto-- 
 
 rdv epyov, /cat neyaXdirpeiriaTaTdv, Avesll25. SYN. HepXarfjxds, dpXbeitcerds, 
 
 eicbrjXds, aejxvds. 
 MeydXoaOevfjs, et fxeya(rdew)s, eds, 6 et y, adj. [validissimus,] most powerful. 
 
MErA MEAO 557 
 
 KXvOt, Utiaeibawv, ^lyaXoaQevis, 'EvvdoXyau. Horn. H. xl. 1. See also Nub. 
 566. SYN. Idevdpds, epKrdeyy)s t la^ypds, dyfjvwp, vTrepfJievfo. 
 
 MeyaXocnrXayxvos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [magnanimus, iracundus,] magnanimous, pas- 
 sionate. MeyaXomrXdy^vos, bvuKarawavoTOS, Med. 108. SYN. Qepfxdfiov- 
 Xds, bpyXXos, fueyudvuds. 
 
 MeyaXocrTuvos, ov, adj. [" magno gemitu dignus," Blomf.] deserving loud 
 lamentations. "Ebos vziiovTai LiZydXo-GTdvoioX. P. V. 420. SYN. , A^Lodpi)v6s. 
 
 'M.eyaXooyj)nu)v, ov, dvds, et iiEyaXoa-^rj/uds, ov, adj. [magnificens,] magnificent. 
 AeXcike x^P a > f*ey&Xo-irxfifidva. P. V. 415. SYN. See MeyaXonpenris. 
 
 MeydXvvw, vid. MeydXlScj. 
 
 * MeyaXo(ppu)v, dvds, adj. [magna sentiens,] high-minded. 'HavxXas wept rijs 
 fieyaXocppdvos. Lysistr. 1289* SYN. ^leyddv/uos, fj.EydXav\ds, {JLEydXijTtop. 
 
 MeyaXwpv/jios, r\,Juv, et ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [praeclari nominis,] of high repute. Kal 
 
 /jieyaXiovvfudv f]/j.erepov 7rarep\ Nub. 56Q* 
 MeydXws, et peyukidtTTt, adv. [valde, magnopere,] greatly, violently. Me- 
 
 ydXws to% bpnarai. Med. 186. See also w. 40. 
 Meyd7r€vdr]s, ids, 6, P.N. [Megapenthes,] a son of Menelaus. Ok olos, dfid 
 
 7wy' 'EXivrj kXe Kal Meyd7revdrjs. o. 100. EpiTH. TrjXvyerds, apdrepos. 
 Meydpa, as, rj, P. N. [Megara,] Megara. Kal Miydprjv Kpelovros vnepdvfioid 
 
 duyurpd. X. 268. 
 
 * Meydpd, uv, et genitiv. antiq. Meydpddep, ret, P. N. [Megara,] a city in 
 Greece. 'Iw Meydpd, Mlydp', ws em-pl^etTd' avriKa. Pax 246. 
 
 Meydpevs, ids, et Ion. yds, P. N. [(1) Megareus, (2) Megarensis,] (l)Megareus, 
 
 (2) a native of Megara. Tov irplv Qdvovros Meydpews kXclvov Xiyds. Antig. 
 
 1303. See also Pax 480. 
 Mcydpt'£a>, f. Xti, v. [Megarensem ago,] to act the Megarian. KXdiav Meydot- 
 
 els. Ovk d(j>rjcreis tov odKov ; Acharn. 822. 
 MeydpXKds, r), ov, adj. [Megaricus,] of Megara. O&ppei, MiydpXK' aXX' %s rd 
 
 XpipXbV dnibov. Acharn. 830. Exp. Hdvrjpds. 
 Miydpdv, ov, to, subst. [domus, aedes,] a house, a palace. 'Ek 5' i]X6ov fxiyd- 
 
 poid ndpeic fxiyd Tei^Xov avXrjs. tt. 343. SYN. Adfids, buifid, ohos, [xiXaQpdv. 
 
 EPITH. 'EvaTddts, i.v7rr)KTov, anXoev, alddXoiv, evwbis, evvateTddv, evtvktov, 
 
 v\popd(f)dv. 
 Meyds, fxeydXr}, fxiyd; compar. peiStov, superl ; fiEyiards, adj. [magnus,] 
 
 great. 'O piyds oXfids ov fidvXfids ev fipoTols. Orest. 334. (Paeon trim.) Syn. 
 
 Alnvs, dyavds, dfieyapTos , iriXiopXds, KrjTU)br)s, dxXeTos, beivos. 
 Wliyaadivijs, eos, 6, fj, adj. vid. M.iydXoadiv)']S. 
 IMeyav-^Tjs, vid. MeydXn v^ds. 
 Meyedds, eos, to, subst. [magnitudo,] greatness, size, grandeur. Ovk av bvvat- 
 
 /uLtjv fAeytdds e^enreXv dads. Bacch. ,269* SYN. lefivdrrjs, agiufM, vxpos. 
 MeytjpdTds, dv, adj. [dilectissimus, pulcherrimus,] most beloved or lovely. 
 
 lSrjprjos b' lylvovTd fxlyi]pdTd TEKvd dedajv. Hes. Theog. 240. SYN. UdXvtipd- 
 
 tos, ipatrrds, dydTrrjrds, ^dpteordroff. 
 MeyioTdTroXts, ews, >/, adj. [civitates maximas efficiens,] rendering states very 
 
 great. 7 £l niyiaTdnoXX. Pyth. 8. 2. 
 Mty HTTdTifxds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [plurimum veneratus,] most esteemed. A^as 
 
 yeypaTTTai fAtyiaTOTifiov. iEsch. Suppl. 717* 
 Mtbeu), et fiibu), f. 7/crw, v. ["praesum, rego, euro, administro." Damm.] to 
 
 rule over, to manage. NavTats ptbeovad QdXdaorjs. Orest. 1707- See also 
 
 a. 72. SYN. 'Awucw, fidatXevio, "PX^' nfJtyXfiZfirjKd, fiiibofxai, <ppovTi£io. 
 'Mtbuov, wvds, ?/, P. N. [Medeon,] a town in Bceotia. TLKdXeriv, MtbZQvd r\ 
 
 tvKTtfiEvov irrdXXeQpdv. B. 501. 
 | Mtbifirds, ov, 6, subst. [medimnus,] an Attic measure for corn, containing 
 
 about a bushel and a half. 'Y/ilv Kal airov vtyiffravTai kutu 7r€VTrjKovrd fie- 
 
 bi/iivovs. Vesp. 71 6. 
 Mibovod, rjy, rj, P. N. [Medusa,] the daughter of Phorcys. See Ovid. Metam. 
 
558 MEZE ME0Y 
 
 4. 800. Evirupaov Kpara avXdams Meboieas. Pyth. 12. 28. EPITH. BXdavpd, 
 
 aarepdeaad^ Topya). 
 Mecjed, tav, tu, subst. [pudenda.] Qrjpes be <f>pla<jov(f, ovpds b' vtto /ue^e edevrd. 
 
 Hes. Op. 510. Syn. M^bed. 
 "Medaipeit), 2 aor. fieQeiXdv, unde Ion. fjeQeXeatcdv, v. [comprehendo, cxcipio,] 
 
 to catch. 'Prjlbtios jjedeXetTKe, ndpos trdaXv ovbds iKeaOai. 0. 3j6. Syn. Mtrd- 
 
 \an(3avio, eabexof-iat, alpeu). 
 MedaXXdfxat, v. [insilio, irruo,] to leap or spring amongst, to fall upon. 'AAV 
 
 6y dp' rj rjpKa^e neraXfievos, ye kcu avros. M. 305. SYN. 'E^aXXofxat, etyop- 
 
 fxdu), evaXXdfxat. 
 *Meda/uepXds, Dor. pro Medijfjieptds, q. V. 
 MedapfioZio, 1 v. [adapto de integro, muto in,] to fit anew, to alter into a new 
 
 form. "Svv yap jj.edr}pfx6a}JLeadd j3eX~l(o fiXdy. Alcest. Ilj6. SYN. Meratytpta, 
 
 HETufiaXXb). 
 
 * MedeXeffise, Ion. aor. of Medaipeco. 
 
 Medt7T(o, 2 aor. ecnrdv, v. [sequor, quaero,] to follow after. Alxpd be Tvbeibrjv 
 
 fiedeire KpaTepivvv^ds iirvovs. E. 329« SYN. Merep-^dfiai, £7reijut, fxerdbX'MKio, 
 
 biu)K(o, cttjreu), epevvdu), eirdKoXovdeoj, /uedrjKh). 
 Medrj, r)s, et peO&ais, ews, r/, subst. [ebrielas,] drunkenness. Medrj be jjpe^Oels 
 
 rijs efjiyjs firirpos voir is. Eur. Electr. 326. See also Theogn. 836. Syn. Me- 
 
 Ovais, KpatirdXrj. 
 
 * MeOfiKw, v. [persequor, advenio,] to come after, or in search of. 'Eirov' fie- 
 QriKOvaiv a 'dbvcraeuis ndpd. Troad. 126 1. SYN. Merepyofxai, jieTetixX. 
 
 MeOrifiai, v. [adsideo,] to sit near or amongst. Td Qpovewv, (.ivrjarypaX fxeQtifxe- 
 
 vos, e'iaib' 'AQfjvr)}'. a. 118. SYN. HvyndOrj/Jiai, 7rdpd«;d0^at. 
 Medrj/jepios, ov, 6 et i], adj. [diurnus,] of a day, by day, Kai jjiedafxeptiov, obu- 
 
 odv. Ion 1050. SyN. 'E^r/jaepos, efajfieplos. 
 MedrjfxdavvT], tjs, i), subst. [mcuria, negligentia,] carelessness. Trjbe fiedrjud- 
 
 avvri' d\X' ki> (ppeaX Oeade EKcurros. N. 121. SYN. 'A^ueXetd, dveoXs, pq.Qvfj.la. 
 Medq/Jiuiv, dvbs, adj. [negligens, remissus,] negligent. NavaXuda, tX vv a wbe 
 
 fjiedti/jidpd yeivdro jutrj-rjp ; $,.25. SYN. , AfxeXr]s t dTj)fieXr)S. 
 Midtrjfjii, f. 6{f(no, v. [remit to,] to let loose, to consign. 'OpOov fieQiei bid \epu>v 
 
 fiXaarrjfx dvw. Bacch. 1060. See also N. 234. SYN. 'a^/u, avtijfu, TrdptyfiX, 
 
 edw, 7rf>dXei7T(i), crvy^ojpeu), dKoire/JTrio, djueXeu). 
 Mediarrffjl, f. yueraoTz/o-w, v. [commuto, depello,] to change, to drive oft*. Kd~ 
 
 kov fjiedlarr) yoby-ds eveibij cpvaXv. Alcest. 176. Syn. Merd^epw, a7raXXdrr<y. 
 MedofiiXeio,' v. [sum commilito,] to serve among, to be intimate with. Kai per 
 
 roicrXv eyib fueddfiiXeoi', etc TlvXov eXdwv. A. 2 6Q. SYN. 'O/uiXew, Trpdad/uuXea), 
 
 ovyyiyvdfxat, avvrvyydvo). 
 Medop/jdu), v. [adgredior, contra ruo,] to rush on, to assault. 'AXXd /uedopfjirj- 
 
 0e<s ev KvpdaXi', eXXdfier avrijs. E. 325. SYN. 'Eyop/jidu), eTropovio, eTratoaio. 
 Medopfiiciu, v. [amoveoa statione navali, ejicio,] to drive off. Kat fiatcyXaZwv, 
 
 el ebpas fxedwpfuod. Bacch. 919. Syn. 'E^dXXw. 
 Medv t to, subst. indecl. [vinum,] wine. Oi/6' eXyov fxedv Xelxj^aX en aWojuevois 
 
 XepolaXv. jjl. 362. SYN. OJvos. EPITH. 'Hbv, yXvKv, yXvxepov, Troptyvpedv. 
 MedvbwTrjs, ov, 6, subst. [qui vinum dat,] one who gives wine. 'EcreXfty jueflv- 
 
 bd)Tas. Anacr. 7- 4. Syn. Oipobdrys. 
 Medv7rdbedfiai, v. [calceos muto,] to alter the shoes. "Ivd Boifidfiov a&xraifiX, 
 
 fxedvrrebr]adfir}v. Eccles. 540. 
 MedvaXs, vid. Medr}. 
 
 MedvffdKorrdfids, ov, 6, subst. [qui cottabis ludit inter pocula,] a drunken fel- 
 low playing at the Cottabus. ~Neaveat kXcktovo-X jjedvaoKorrdPoi. Acharn. 
 
 524. 
 *Medvaos t rf, dv t adj. [ebriosus,] drunken. Tpavv [.ledvffTjv, rod nopbdidis o^ve\ t 
 
 See Dr. Blomf. Gloss. P. V. 317. 
 
ME0Y MEAA 559 
 
 yv. Nub. 555* SYN. Oivofidpris, napoivos, i/r£f>7rX?;tr0eiS /utffys, Pefidprifievos 
 
 divu. 
 Midbo}, v. [ebrius sum,] to be drunken. 2tya, crlya' Kalhrj fxedinov. Cycl. 485. 
 
 SYN. Karafxedvto, olvodfiai, olvb (jtipeu). 
 Metdycoyeu), v. [ad librara suspendo,] to fasten to the beam of the balance, to 
 
 Weigh. Tl be jLi€tay(oyr]<Tovai Trjv Tpdy(pbXa%\ Ran. 810. 
 Meibtiu), et fieibXaw, v. [subrideo. Vid. Damm. in v. MetSdw.] to smile. Met- 
 
 bfjaaad be"Hpij ebeljdrb %etpt KvireXXbv. A. 596* See also T. 786*. SYN. Te- 
 
 Xtiu), yeXoibu), vTrbfieibdu). 
 *Meic.ajv, vid. Meyas. 
 *Me/Xas, vid. MtXas. 
 MeiXiyfxa, tiros, fxeiXiKTripXbv , et fieiXiKTpbv, ov, to, subst. [delinimentum,] a 
 
 soothing, a charm, 'Xaivtoa*' (alel yap re <pepei fxeiXiyjxdrd dvfxov') k. 21 7» 
 
 See also Pers. 6l6. aud Apoll. 4. 712. SYN. KrjXrjTripXbv, deXKTfjpXbv. 
 
 * MeiXiKTr'ipXds, bv, adj. [" qui pacat." Blomf. Pers. 6lrj.] which pacifies. 
 
 * MeiXXvbs, rj, bv, adj. vid. MeXXvbs. 
 
 MeiXXbv, ov, to, subst. [(1) munus, quo aliquem delinimus ; (2)ludicra, delicia?,] 
 
 a kind office, sport, delight. MeiXtov aTrXbXrjs, ore ol Karebijatis tirjras. Call. 
 
 3. 230. SYN. tlpot£, nalyiXa, fietXiy/id. 
 MeiXiffcu), f. ifa, v. [mulceo, placo, delinio,] to treat kindly, to appease, to 
 
 soothe. Zevs fxetXiooiov ZrvyXovs. Helen. 1338. SYN. OeXyw, trpavvit), ktj- 
 
 Xew, fiaXaoGU). 
 WleiXXyXa, as, //, subst. [lenitas, comitas,] gentleness, courtesy. EtV olv neiXX- 
 
 yXri iteiprioofjiE& AirjTab. Apoll. 2. 1283. SYN."Ai'£(T(s, tiytivotypbavvr), riovyXa. 
 MeiXX^Xos, a, ov, et fjteiXXxbs, ov, b et f], adj. [comis, humanus, sua vis,] sweet, 
 
 soft, courteous. Tbv b' 'eXcj'jj fjLvQoiaX irpbfjrjvba /jteiXX-^ioiffX, Z. 343. See 
 
 also o. 373. SYN. TXvKvdvpos, i'bvs, ijhvXbybs, tiydrbs, yXikvs, r'j7rXbs. 
 MetpdkXov, p.etpdKvXX'idv, ov, to, fieiptitiaicr}, rjs, ?/, et fxeipa^, tiKos, b et »/, subst. 
 
 [adolescentulus,] a stripling. Koi fi))v to /jteiptinXov Tbbl irpoaepytTai. Plut. 
 
 3038. See also Ran. 89. Ran. 411. aud Thesm. 417. Syn. NiavioKos, 
 
 tva~is. 
 Meiph), f. tpu), p. p. ^Ltfxapfxai, Altice e'ifjtapftai, v. [divido, partior, tribuo,] to 
 
 divide, to bestow. loov, e/xoi fitiaXXeve, ko.X rjuXoi) fieipeb Tifirjs. I. 6 12. SYN. 
 
 Aat'w, fAepl^ofxai, Xayxavw, KXtjobb/jLai, bXbio/xX, dndjueipd/uat. 
 Mels, JEo\. pro Mqv, mensis, q. v. 
 Meiwv, comp. [minor,] less. Vid. MX~Kpos. 
 
 MeXayKEpws, tov, et jmeXayKepds, ov, b et fj, adj. [nigra habens cornua,] black- 
 horned. MeXayKspivv Xdj-jovad firj-^avri/jdrX. Agam. 109^. 
 
 * MeXay Koptyds, ov, 6 et 7), subst. [qui insignis est atro vei tice,] black-cap. Kal 
 KtiTapcLKTr] Kal fieXay Kbpxx^w. Aves 887- 
 
 MeXayKpdtcds, ov, b et //, adj. [nigra habens vela,] having black sails, dusky. 
 
 [rav aarovdv,] fieXayKpotcov veKvoarbXov QiwpXbti. Sept. Theb. S56 
 MeXayxaiTrjs, ov, adj. [nigricomus,] black-haired, gloomy. "Iorw h* 'Aibas & 
 
 fjeXayxatTas. Alcest. 450. SYN. KvtivbxaiTr)s. 
 MiXay^Xuds, ov, et >/, adj. [niger,] black, mournful, dismal. Kdpd typrjKes 
 
 Kal irenXovs fjieXay^X/uovs. Eur. Electr. 513. SYN. See MeXas. 
 MiXay^XTojv, tovds, adj. [nigra vestitus tunica; mcestus,] clad in a mourning 
 
 cloak, sad. Tavrti poi fjLtXayyXTiov. Pers. 1 19« SYN. 'AfxfyXulXas, bvaop- 
 
 <pvalds, irevQiip-qs, 7re.v6i/uos, fxsXa/uTUTrXds. 
 MiXayxbXdio, v. [atra bili laboro ; insanio,] to be melancholy, to be mad. 
 
 Yiwpybs el ; b. fxeXay^oX^v fx ovtojs oXei; Plut. 903. SYN. Maird/mt, pap- 
 
 yaivoj. 
 \M-eXayxbXbs, 6v, adj. [atra bile tinctus,] steeped in poison, ^(pdyatv eveyKy 
 I %€paiv, rj fxeXayxoXovs. Trach. 573. 
 MeXay^poo/s, eos, et if, /icXay^pws, et [AeXdvoxpios, wtos, et }iZXayyjpos , ov, adj. 
 
 [qui est fusco colore,] dark-hued. *A\p be /utXayxpoo/s yevero, yvadfiol be rd- 
 
 woQev. 7T. 175. See also Orest. 315. and N. 589. Syn. MeXas, fxeXayxifibs. 
 
560 MEAA MEAA 
 
 MeXadpbv, 1 ov, to, subst. [domus,] a house, a roof. 'EXevtjv Zyjvos fieXddpois 
 ireXdffit). Orest. 1701. 1 SYN. "Opbj)bs, olkos, ohXa, bb/xbs, bwiid, eafia, OT'iyr\. 
 EpITH. AWdXoev, irprives, v\pr)Xov, eviroirjTov, Trpov-^oVj vxpireres, a/utyXTrvXbv, 
 7rarpu>bv, bovXeibv, v-jriopbtybv, iid\epov, ttetqXvov, vvyXbv, dvvixcbbv, ai7rv 5 aore- 
 poev, evrvfcrov, evbixrirbv. 
 MeXaivw, poet. filXavta, et fxeXdveu), f. fxeXdvu>, V. [atrum reddo, et absol. pos. 
 ater reddor,] to blacken, to render or be black. 'Axdo/jtevriv bbv^trX' fxe- 
 Xaherb be %pbd icaXdv. E. 354. See also H. 64. and Apoll. 4. 1574. Syn. 
 
 MeXafifiddns, ebs, 6 et fj, adj. [nigram profunditatem habens,] deep dark. 
 
 lilKdv es lAsXa/jfiddij. Plicen. 1024. SYN. Kvecpa~ibs, trKbreivos, anbrXos. 
 MeXa/xfipbrbs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [nigros incolas habens,] having negroes. *6s etc 
 ixeXa/x(3pbroib 7rXr)povrcu poas. Eur. fr. Archil. 2. 3. SYN. MeXayxpoirjS, 
 fxeXay^pujs. 
 
 M.eXo. [jut ay })s, vid. MeXaiX7rr)y)'is. 
 
 MeXaix7re~7rXbs, ov, 6 et r), adj. [atras vestes habens,] black-robed. 'O InapTXa- 
 rris Tvvbdpeojs ixeXa/X7re7rXbs. Orest. 451. SYN. MeXayxirw, fxeXdveifiiov, 
 hvaoptyvaibs, ixeXdvoaroXos, 
 
 MeXafx7rayrjs, eds, 6 et 7), adj. [concretus et nigrescens,] darkly curdling. Me- 
 Xaix7rayes olixd (poivXov. Sept. Theb. 734. (Double Dochm.) 
 
 MeXa/jnrovs, nbbbs, 6, P.N. [Melampus,] the son of Amythaon. Mavrls' drcip 
 yevefjv ye hleXafXTrbbbs eicyovbs i)ev. o. 225. 
 
 MeXafnrvyos, ov, 6 et t), adj. [nigras nates iiabens,] having black buttocks. 
 Tpa^vs evrevdev, ixeXajxnv-yos. Lysistr. 803. SYN. 'Avbpexbs, KpdTepbs,Xd(ribs. 
 
 MeXafx^dr/s, et ixeXdvavyrjs, eds, 6 et r/, adj. [atrum splendens,] darkly gleam- 
 ing. MeXafxfdes olyerai, Helen. 517. See also Hec. 151. 
 
 MeXaiicjivXXds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [nigra folia habens,] dark-leaved. Tat be LieXai.i- 
 (pvXXoi batyval t\v, YivQXe Xlaiav. Theocr. Ep. 1. 3. 
 
 MeXaii\pfj(j)is, ibos, r), adj. [nigros calculos habens,] having dark-colored peb- 
 bles. Alev efiovKoXeovTo ixeXaixxpytyibos 'Avavpov. Call. 3. 101. 
 
 MeXdvaiyXs, Xbbs, r/, adj. [atra procella indutus,] surrounded by black storms. 
 KefcXt'i-aei (3Xbv et) Kvpijcras' ixeXdvaiyis ovk. Sept. Theb. 696. 
 
 MeXdvavyrjs, vid. M.e\ajx<f>d)js. 
 
 MeXavberos, ov, adj. [nigro ferro illigatus,] bound with black iron, black- 
 handled. Ylvpyiav eV aKpwv otcis, jxeXavberov ty<pds. Phcen. 1107. 
 
 MeXdveiiAwv, bvbs, adj. [atra veste indutus,] clothed in black. 'Hfierepats 
 e(bobois LieXdveiiibaXv. Eumen. 372. SYN. MeXay-^XrbJv, fxeXafXTrerrXbs. 
 
 MeXavdXbSyOv, 6, P. N. [Melanthius,] Melanthius. 'HwOev be neXeo®e MeXav- 
 dXbv, airroXov alywv. <j). 265. 
 
 MeXdviTnn], rjs, 11, P. N. [Melanippe,] Melanippe. "Evdd irbre irpbixbXovodv 
 'AptirXdba MeXdvimrriv . Apoll. 2. 9^S. 
 
 MeXdviinrbs, ov, 6, P. N. [Melanippus,] Melanippus. See in Meydbrjs. 
 
 MeXdvXorv, tovbs, 6, P. N. [Melanion,] Melanion. Tou MeXdvXiovbs ol ffuxppbves. 
 Lysistr. 796- 
 
 MeXdvo&yriTrts, ov, et ixeXdv6c,vl, vybs, adj. [nigra transtra habens,] having 
 black benches of oars. Tav Lie\dvo£vyarav. ^sch. Suppl. 539' 
 
 MeXdrbKcipb Xbs, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [nigrum cor habens,] black-hearted. Tola 2rv- 
 yns ae iie\dvoK&pbXos ireTpa. Ran 470. 
 
 MeA&i bi eKve'iLuov, orbs, ov, adj. [fuuebribus vestibus indutus,] clad in mourn- 
 ing robes. MeXdi'bi'eKveljJLbvd, (j>bvid, <pbvXd bepKb/xevov. Ran, 1336'. SYN. 
 See Mt\a.fine7rXbs., 
 
 MeXdvoiTTepbs, bv, et * fxeXdvoirrepvl, vybs, adj. [nigras alas habens,] black- 
 winged. MeXdvoxrepbv, av eaelbbv. Hec. 698. See also Hec. 71- 
 
 MeXdvbtrvpfxaws, bv, adj. [nigro raphano utens,] taking black doses. AevKfjs 
 vbri£et LieXdvbovpLia'iov Xeuv. Thesm. 857. 
 
 MeXdvoxpas, vid. MeXayxpoujs. 
 
 1 On the derivation and original meaning of this word see Damm, 
 
MEAA MEAL 561 
 
 * MeXavrards, vid. MeXa*. 
 
 MeXavretxrjs, ids, 6 et i), adj. [ex nigra materia structus,] black-walled, dark. 
 Me\arei)(£a bdfxov Uepffecpovas. Olymp. 14. 28. SYN. ^.Ko-eivds, oTeppos, /ue- 
 \afjL/3a.d)]S. 
 MlXciprepos, vid. McXas. 
 MeXavvbpds, ov } 6 et fj, adj. [nigricantis aquas,] of dark water, deep. 'Qs S' dV 
 
 dvt)p oxjETtiyds dwb k-prjvrjs [xeXdvvbpov. 0. 257* SYN. Bddvs, jjaQvppelrrjs, (3ddv 
 
 petojv, fiddvppdus. 
 MeXas, 1 et pott. fielXas, atvd, civ, compar. fieXavTepds, superl. fieXavrdrds, adj. 
 
 [niger, ater, obseurus,] black, gloomy, dark-colored. To7aX be TepTrd/jevoiaX 
 
 jueXcis^£7tl earrepos fiXQev. a. 423. See also H. 79- SYN. KeXcwos, cptyvaios, 
 
 fieXdyyt p.os, d/uavpos, fj.EXdvo\pios, OKoretvos, bvaopcpvcuos. 
 MeXboj, v. [macero, mollio,] to soften, to melt. Kvitrcrji fieXbopievos diroXorpe- 
 
 cplos rrXaXoid. $. 363. SYN. Ty/km, KardrijKw, (pdlvcj. 
 MiXedypos, ov, 6, P. N. [Meleager,] a prince of Calydonia, the brother of 
 
 Tydeus. Ovb' dp' et clvtos etjv, ddve be ^ardos MeXeaypos. B. 642. EPITH. 
 
 'Apr}X<pXXos, J^avdos, vlos Olvijos, Oiveibrjs, aXo/eis. 
 MeXebaiVd), vid. MeXo/itu. 
 oleXeb7]/j.d, dros, to, fxeXebtov, wids, /ueXebujvr], r)s, f], et peXrjbiov, ovos, ?/, silbst. 
 
 [anxia cura,] anxiety, care. Nwicra bi a/u/3p6<m/i> fxeXebrj/udrd 7rarp<5s eyeipev. 
 
 o. 8. See also Apoll. 2. 629, r. 517, and Apoll. 3. 811. Syn. UeXetyj, 
 
 Kfjbos, jj.eXr]fjid, jxEpipvd, tppovTis, otitis, wpa, fifjbos. EpiTH. Ylvtuvov, o'ijv, 
 
 apydXeov, uXXr}KT0V, vltXtitov, 6vfio[3opoy, aroiOEv, djJLijy^drov, yciXeirov. 
 MeXebtoPevs, ecos, et neXebwvos, ov, 6, subst. [curator,] a protector. Xlos *A- 
 
 sroXXwvos, jjieXebijjvevs uypxnrvos, ijpios. Theocr. 24. 104. SYN. 'ETricrKoirds, 
 
 eTrcrpdiros. 
 MeXet, verb, impers. [curae est,] is a care to, or the business of, is regarded. 
 
 'AXXoiaXi' dXXojy 6iu>v te z KdvOpuivuv fxeXet. Hipp. 103. 
 MeXeiarX, adv. [membratim,] limb by limb, piecemeal. 7 H t (rX Kvaiv /neXeiart 
 
 Tdpojv TrpovQr)Kev 'A^iXXevs ; ft. 409. 
 MZXEdncLdTJs, eos, 6 et >/, adj. [qui misera pass us est,] having suffered wretched 
 
 things. MiXtdTrdvos. b. MeXeo7ra0j/s. Sept. Theb. 96l. 
 bleXEOTrdrds, ov, 6 et tj, adj. [zerumrtosus,] who is wretched from great troubles. 
 
 See in MeXeoiraOris. Syn. UoXvttSi os. 
 "MeXeos, a, ov, adj. [miser,] wretched, unfortunate. Tx ydp ov irdpd ptoi /jeXec/. 
 
 ia-lvdyjEti", Troad. 106. SYN. ^AOXXos, buobaijjuov, Kdudbaifiwy, kukos, e^Opo- 
 joaifaap, ari/vtys, fiwpds, uTrpatcros, yXt.ds, /udratos. 
 MeXeo^pujv, bios, adj. [infelix animi,] wretched in mind. MeXe6$pwv vaTtjp. 
 Iph. T. 85.5. (a single dochmiac.) 
 iMeXetuu), et pLEXlbaivo), v. [euro, curam gero,] to attend to, to take care. Me- 
 I TpX(os uXyelv aotyXa nlXl-q. Eur. fr. Alex. 1?. 2. See also Tiieocr.9. '2. SYN. 
 
 *EKfiE\erd<i> J (ppop-iioj, clokeo), /.ieXeu). 
 MeXiti], ?;s, //, et fiiXijfxa, dros, to, suhst. [studium, cura, exercitatio,] object 
 of attention, care. MfXcra. lotyXai fiav alirei-vai. Olymp. 9. 16' I . See also 
 Eunien. 447. SYN. MeXebrffjia, peXebibv, ETrX/uEXeid, dtJKrjfrXs. EpiTH. 'Oi;e7a, 
 
 TVKivi), KCLKIf. 
 
 MeXetwp, dpds, et piXETripos, ov, o, subst. [" qui curam gerit alicujus rei." 
 Stepli. Tlies.] one who cares for or takes an interest in. Olb\ oJb ,% i(j,dvt] 
 yap piXeriap a/u-</n. Soph. Electr. 846. SYN. MeXfSo^i'evs, tXttjs, Tifxtopos. 
 ■ MtXtw, vid. MiXojKtL. 
 VltX/y/zd, vid. MeXett]. 
 
 MiXtjaipiypoTds, ov, et ?/, adj. [qui in cura et fa ma hominum futurus 
 , which will engross the attention of men. QuTev-aeoOut ^IX^rripftpoTui-. Pyth. 
 4. 97- 
 •IeXi, iros, to, subst. [niel,] honey. Too kiu utto yXi'oavtjs jjeXXtos yXv^ioji' 
 
 1 MlAos is also a P. \. see H. 117. 2 Qzwv is here scanned as one long syllable. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 4 B 
 
562 MEAI MEAI 
 
 peev avht), A. 249» EpiTH. XXiopdv, yXvKepdv, y\vKt>, KaTaXeipofievov, ev- 
 yXuoaov, epdreivov, KYipdherov, ddjpdrdv. PHR. rXv/celat filXirijs pdat, tyvQav 
 vovrj/xd ^xeXicradv, p.eXiaaS)v vetrap. 
 MeXia, as, ?/, subst. [(1) fraxinus ; (2) nyrnpha prasses bujus arboris ; (3)hasfa 
 
 fraxiuca,] (l)an ash-tree, (2) the nymph who was supposed to preside over it; 
 
 (3) an ashen spear. Atyjuj? 7 "* 1 '* /xejudufTes opeKTrjviv fieXXrjai. B. 543. SyN. 
 
 (3) BeXos, cucovrlov, bdpv. EPITH. (3) Ev^uXkos, IdvnrTXwv, ^aXkoyXw^iv, ev- 
 
 £eoros, dvbpbtybvbs, boXXyptTKids. 
 MtXtat, nymphae. See MtXta. (2.) 
 MeXxfiotd, as, r/, P. N. [Meliboea,] a city in Thessaly. "EvOev be Trpbreprial 
 
 irdpe^edeov MeXXpotdv. Apoll. 1. 592. 
 MeXiybovnos, ov, fieXXyrjpvs, vos, neXXyXwaab's, et fieXi<pQoyyos y ov, 6 et ff, adj. 
 
 [suaviter sonans, cantans, vel cantatus,] sweetly sounding, singing or sung. 
 
 Kcu fieXiybovTroiaX haibaXdevra fjeXi^Efxev doiba~is. Nem. 11. 23. See also 
 
 Pyth. 3. 113. P. V. 179- and Isthm. 6. 13. SYN. 'HbveTrrjs, rjbvfxeXijs, Ifiepo- 
 
 ipbivos, y]hvTrvods f fieXiirvoos. 
 MeXiyot/m, vid. At7rapa. 
 MeX/£w, v. [in partes divido, cantu celebro,] to divide into parts, to celebrate 
 
 in song. See in MzXiybovrros. SYN. 'Aeibio, q.bio, ah'eio, <j)opf.uC(*), tVaofw. 
 MeXXrjyevtls, eos, 6, r/, adj. [fraxinigena,] ash-spruug. Tov jxev y^aXKeit]s fxeXXt)- 
 
 yeveiov avdp&irwv. Apoll. 4. J 641. 
 MeXtrjbfjs, eds, 6, »/, adj. [mellis suavitatem babens, valde suajisj sweet as 
 
 honey, delicious. Olvov r e^aaov, iieXXr)bed' dXX' apa kcu is. M. 320. Syn. 
 
 MeXtroets, i]biaTos, yXvuvrdros, fieiXX^ds, fjieiXXy^Xos, fAeXT^pos, neXXtypiov. 
 IMiXXKripdv, ov, to, subst. [favus,] honeycomb. "Rppee fxoi <J>wrd yXvKEpu)TEpd >) 
 
 fisXXicrjpio. Theocr. 20. 27* Syn. Kf/pos, KrjpXov. 
 "MeXiLKOfiirds, ov, 6 et f/, adj. [suaviter sonans,] sweet-sounding. Ovte fieXXKOfi- 
 
 7r(oi> doibdv. Pyth. 2. 46. 
 MlXt"/<joards, ov, et fiiXXKparov, to, subst. [" infusum ex melle et lacte, apud re- 
 
 centiores est, ex melle et aqua." Damm. in v.] an offering to the dead, com- 
 posed of honey mixed with milk or water. Tlptird nZXiKpaTto, /uert^etrd be 
 
 qbeX oivio. X. 27* 
 MfXiKn/s, ov, b, subst. [cantor,] a singer.* Awpov e/jliv vXv eXencev* eyio be t?s 
 
 dpi fieXiKTas. Theocr. 4. 30. Syn. See 'Aoibds. 
 MeXXids, et Poet, vel Ion. fieiXXvos, r), ov, adj. [fraxineus,] ashen, of ash. T J5e 
 
 & e-rrl jueXXrov ovbov evroarde dvpacov. p. 339. See also N. 715. 
 MeXiTTidds, ovs, gen. ov, o eilj, adj. [suaviter spirans,] sweetly breathing. "Evd\ 
 
 (a 'vu£, KaX ravbe tyep' evnaKTOib ixeXLtn'Ovv. Theocr. 1. 128. SyN. See MeXty- 
 
 bovnos. 
 MeXicrbu), Dor. pro MeXiZoj, q. V. 
 MeXifffid, utos, to, subst. [carmen,] a song. f Abi> be jjlol to fieXtcrfxa, kqX yv 
 
 avpiyyX fieXiabco, Theocr. 20. 28. SYN. See MeXos. 
 MeXtacrd, et fj.eXiTTd, r/s, ij, subst. [apis,] a bee. MeXiffad Xei/uutv tjpivov bXep- 
 
 Xerai. Hipp. 76. EPITH. 'AbXvri, opeid, tyvdi), fiouflovad, yepotyoiTOS. PHR. 
 
 See Apoll. 1. 879—883. 
 MeXHTcoKo/uos, et * jueXt/joovd/uids, ov, 6, subst. [apiarius,] a feeder of bees. 'He 
 
 fieXiffcroKo/jOL ireTpr) evX KaTrvXoutaXv. Apoll. 2. 132. Sre also Kan. 1273. 
 MeXHTooTpbtySs, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [apes alens,] bee-nourishing. MeXiaadrpdcjiov 
 
 jLdXdfuios d> (jdaXXev TeXafjiutv. Troad. 800. 
 MtXtordyj/s, eos, 6, r/, adj. [dulce libans,] sweetly-dropping. O'ivov diajpdoXoid 
 
 fjieXtar dye as xee Xoiflds. Apoll. 2. 1276. 
 MeXirem, as, >y, subst. [melitea,] mint. AlyXirvpos nal Krv$d, KaX evwbrjs fjieXi- 
 
 Teid. Theocr. 4. 25. 
 MtXtr?7, Tjs, ?/, P.N. [Melite,] (l)one of the Nereids; (2) the name of an 
 
 island. Kal MeXtrr), kcu 'Iatpct, KaX 'AptyXdor), KaX 'Ayavrj. 2. 42. 
 MeXtrXbai, wv, ol, P. N. [Melitidae,] the supporters of Melilus. MeXirtSai .xd- 
 
 drjVTo. Ran. 991. 
 
MEAI MEM! 563 
 
 MeXiTdeis, toad, ev, pZXfypds, a, ov, et /ueXiTwbrjs, eos, adj. [mellitus,] honied, 
 sweet. "Ex et ^XXroecrcdv evbXav. Olymp. 1. 158. See also Apoll. 4. 360. and 
 Theocr. 15.94. 
 
 Me\iTd7r<i>\r]s, ov, 6, subst. [qui mel vendit,] a honey- seller. NeavXwv tovtovs 
 be TrepXoiKovaX jueXXr on-wXat. Equit. 853. 
 
 * MeXirds, ov, 6, P. N. [Melitus,] the name of one who accused Socrates, and 
 of others. HkoXXwv MeXitov, KapXKtov avXrj/jdTtvv. Ran. 1302. 
 
 MiXiTTlov, ov, to, subst. [apicula,] my sweet dear. "Etus yap, J jaeXtTTidv, 
 
 Vesp. 366". 
 WeXirovrTci, rjs, >/, subst. [placenta qnredam mellita,] a honied cake. *Hv b* 
 
 'HpaxXZei Tts fiovv, Xdpa) vaarovs dvetv jjeXXTOVTTas. Aves 568. 
 MeXiru)br)s, vid. MeXXtocis. 
 MeXXTWfici, drds, to, subst. [placenta mellita,] a honied cake. Ov xpvarbv jxe- 
 
 Xitiojjo., to Kal fjta.Ka.pes TtoQlovoX. Batrach. 3Q. 
 MeXt<pdeyKTds, vid. MeXiybovrros. 
 MeXfypuv, 6v6s, adj. [" exhilarans dulcedine sua et benignus, ut mel." Damm. 
 
 in v.] refreshing, sweet. 'Yjxiv zap irpoTEpoicsX, jxiXi^pdvd irvpov edrjuev. 0. 189. 
 
 SYN. See MeXXrjbtjs. 
 MeXfyXupos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [mellei colon's,] of the color of honey, yellow. 
 
 '\ayvav, aXXoKavffTov' eyio be /joros fJteXX^Xwpov. Theocr. 10. 27. 
 NeXTxpos, vid. MeXXtoeis. 
 M.eXXr)fia, drds, to, et jjeXXtb, 00s, et jieXXrjaXs, rj, subst.^[cunctatio, dilatio,] 
 
 delay, hesitation. Td twv 'Arpetbuiv jjr) jjevwv jxeXXtijidrd. Iph. A. 818. 
 
 See also Agani. 1327- Syn. BpdbvT7)s, avafioXf}. 
 
 * MeXXrjTeds, ov, adj. verbal, [cunctabundus,] must delay. "6jj6<t eVrt beiirvrj- 
 aovrd, kov fjeXXr)TEov. Eccles. 876. 
 
 MeXXdyafjds, et /jeXXdwjj^ds, ov, 6 et r/, subst. [futurus sponsus, futura sponsa,] 
 
 a future husband or wife, Tajjfipw jj.eXXoya.jjLu, Avynevs KaX 6 aaprepos "Ibas. 
 
 Theocr. 22. 140. See also Trach. 207- 
 MeXXdbei7n>Xkos, rj, ov, adj. [ad coenam vocans,] inviting to supper. *Eiro,objiai 
 
 jxeXos tX fieXXobenrvXKdv. Eccles. 1153. 
 MeXXdviKXau), v. [vincere cunctor, Niciae more cunctor, vox ab Aristoph. con- 
 
 Jicta,~\ to hesitate to conquer, to hesitate like Nicias. "ftpa 'otXv rjjxiv, ovbe 
 
 fxeXXdvinXipv. Aves 63$. 
 MeXXw, v. [futurus sum, meditor, cunctor,] to be about, to intend, to delay. 
 
 Et 6' oiiTixi tovt eotXv, ejxol jxeXXet tyXXov eJvai. A. 56'4. SYN."EoiKd, ettXvoeu), 
 
 fipabuvojuat. 
 MiXdnouu), v. [modulor,] to compose the music. T&v beo-TroavviZv fjeXdiroiwy. 
 
 Thesni. 42. SYN. MeXotviteoj, fjeXubew. 
 MeXo-rroios, ov, adj. [musicus,] who composes music. MeXd7rotdv ovrd, Kal 
 
 7coXovvTa.TavTd.ei. Kan. 1280. 
 McXos, eos, t6, subst. [(l)membrum, artus ; (2) carmen modulatum,] (l)a 
 
 limb, a member; (2)asong. MeXds els ajjtyto iri-nTtaKe tv^s. Iph. A. 1280. 
 
 SYN. (1) MiXta/jd, Ends, dotbii, 90/id, fjtoXnri, jjiEXybXa, (1) yviov , kwXov . EPITH. 
 
 (\) f ApjidT€idv, bvo-^vvETov, icaXdv, (iaKyetbv, <j)XXXov, baiov, ydjxiiXXov, aloXov, 
 
 yXvKipov, XXyvpdv, jxelXXxpv, Tzajjtytovbv, yaptev, (fnovfjiv, Tepirvov, Ka.XXX\op6v t 
 
 1/bv, evXbv, deXKTijpXov, upov, trpoMjnXes, (2) yvajncTov, fipXdpdv, Ipdrbv, cudyud- 
 
 tov, OTXfidpov, Tpojxlpdv, Ovtjtov, d<pdrov. 
 MeXori)7rtw, v. [ad mensuram cantus pedibus calcare,] to beat time to the song. 
 
 MeXoTv-rrels, 6jjov t opdXots ev vojiots ; Agam. 1122. (Trimet. Dochin.) Syn. 
 
 MeXo7rot£w, jxeXi^io. 
 MeX7rr}0pdv, ov, to, subst. [tripudium cum cantu,] music and dancing. ILirpo- 
 
 kXov TpiorjoX Kvatv fxeXirrjOpd yevetrdai. 1. 179* 
 '■' yieX7rdjitvT), rjs, //, P. N. [Melpomene,] one of the Muses. See 'Epdrw. 
 yieXno), v. [" cano cum saltatione et tripudiis." Damm.] to sing and dance. 
 ! MeX7rei$, a fAeX-nova ov odtyT) bet^ets Xatos. Troad. 40$. SYN. 'Aeibto, jjLoXirdZu), 
 
 vjxvlu), jiiX't^to, dvdxdpevu), Kaidx^u fJiXdi. 
 
564 MEAT MENO 
 
 MeXvbpXdv, ov, to, dirain. a [aeXos, [cantiuncula,] a little song. Et /not KaXd 
 
 •7re\ei ret fieXvbpid, Kal Tabe fxovvd. Bion 5. 2. 
 MeXw, et yUtXew, 1 f. rjao), v. [(I) curae sum, curarn injicio, et (2) in med. voc. 
 
 euro,] (l)to be an object of care, to cause care, attention, or anxiety, (2) 
 
 to be anxious for. 'AvOpw-xoiaX weXw, Kal juev kXeos ovpdvbv foei. t. 20. SYN. 
 
 (2) ,: $.7rijJEXediJ.at. SYN. Mfibdfiat. 
 MeXw£ew, v. [niodulor, carmine modulato laudo,] to play harmoniously, to 
 
 praise in set strains. Ulya' fxeXybelv av irdpaGKeva^ETui. Thesm. 09. Syn. 
 
 'Ae/Sw, /ieXt'c'tu. 
 MeXwSta, as, ?/, subst. [ars suaviter canendi,] skill in singing sweetly. Movaat 
 
 fxeyiarriv els epiv fxeXabtas. Rhes. 920. SYN. See MeXos. 
 MeXybos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [canorus,] harmonious. KvKvetdv evQd kvkvos fiZXabos. 
 
 Iph. T. 1105. SYN. Movauos, fiovaoiroXos, fxeXoTTOios. 
 Me/naws, vid. Maw. 
 
 * Me/i^w, vid. MrjKau). 
 
 *M.£fxr)-)(apr}fxevo)s, adv. [consulto,] intentionally. Tou gov 7rpds avbpo^ Kal 
 
 /jtE/ur^avrj/UEVios. Ion 808. SYN. ' 'Ek irpovoias, ekovgXcos. 
 Me/uviov, dvds, 6, P. N. [Memnon,] the leader of the ^Ethiopians in the Trojan 
 
 war. 'HvXk av 7revQu>jiei' 1) Toy Me/o-dV, rj ^.apirybovd. Nub. 622. EPITH. 
 
 Aids, clvtXQeos, ^aXKdndpvaTTjs, AldXoxp, d(j)d{3ds, Ei'dpifi[3pd~ds, OTpaTapj^ps Al~ 
 
 6Xo7T(i)v. 
 Me/unTos, r), ok, adj. verbal, [reprehendendus,] censurable. ArjfdevTX fiefnrTos 
 
 etut, Kaprd jjaivofxai. Tmch. 447« SYN. Mcj/jLrjTos. 
 Me^Xs, Xbos, rj, P. N. [Memphis,] a city in Egypt. "6 re ti~)s Xspcis Me/Lt^Xbos 
 
 dpx'ov. Pers. 06. Syn. 'HydSea. 
 Me/jtydf-iai, v. [conqueror, aecuso,] to complain of, to accuse. 2i/ 5' et tX 
 
 fxejityei tT]S eju>7 s d-rrovaXas. Hec. 949« SYN. AhXdofxat, KdrdyiviawKht, Kdrrj- 
 
 yopEU), ey/cdXew, fxefi^XfiOipea), /uejuipXv e%w icara. 
 Mefitys, ecos, et popcf))], rjs, fi, snbst. [querela, querimonia,] complaint, censure. 
 
 •Mi) tQv TtdpoSe fjie/uif/Xs es fxeaor ftdXrj. Ion 1558. See also Orest. 1038. SYN. 
 
 ^oyos, atria, oveibos, Xd,6>), alrXajud, 
 
 * Mev, partic. Vid. Danim. 
 
 MevaXicas, ov, 6, P. N. [Menalcas.] MaXd vejjlojv, w$ (pavrX, kut &psd p,aKpd 
 
 MeVaXras. Theocr. 8. 2. 
 Mei'ea/p&i, /uEvotvdio, et yuevotrew, v. [valde cupio, destino, iraseor,] to desire, to 
 
 be resolved, to be angry. Ov fj.ev bi] oe. KaTa<pQi<rei yudXu nep fxevEaiviov. e. 
 
 341. See S. 264. and M. 59. SYN. UpoOv^Eo/xat, EeXbouai 9 tyiEfxai, X o- 
 
 Xoouat. 
 Meie^jytos, pEveTTToXEfids, fiEVEfidyos, /LtEVE-^ap/jrjs, et /UEVE-^apnos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. 
 
 [bellicosus,] firm in war, warlike. 'AXXd, Qdav, Kal yap Tdirdpos fiEribifids 
 
 iiadd. N. 228. See also A. 395. T. 41 9. and H. 3?6. SYN. 'Ap>/tds, ?rdXe- 
 
 pXds, TroXefxXKos, ixdyjiT7]s. 
 Me^eXads, ov, et MeveXe<os, o), 6, P. N. [Menelaus,] the son of Atreus. Ttjxijv 
 
 apvv^EVOi MiEveXa^, aoi te, KvvGmd. A. 159* EpiTH. ' Ay a kXetjs, aval;, "Ar^et- 
 
 brjs, bXorpE(f)Yis, hp-^dfjids Xawv, dyddos, (j6))v dyddos, albolos, apr}X(f)XXds, dp\os 
 
 'A-\aiwP, ^Atpeos vlos, bovpftcXi/Tds, 'iipdifios, £avdds, dfxvjuwv, btoyei'ijs, ijpeos, 
 
 KvbdXXfios, uvtXOeos, rEioTEpos^ATpEds vlos, laodEos (j)(bs, dyyvwp. 
 MeveadXos, ov, 6, P. N. [Menesthius.] "Apvy vaiETaovrd Mh'eodXov, ov nopvvri' 
 
 Tt)s. H. 9* EPITH. AldXddujpi]^, bids, ^ueydflvaos. 
 Mereros, 1), ov, adj. [qui manet, patiens,] forbearing. Mererot ©eot, Kal fiy 
 
 'irdbxba>, p,iai)TXav. Aves 1620. 
 M.EVE\ap/jr]S, et fXEVE-^apixos. Vid. MeVctbjtefr 
 MivoeiK^s, ids, b, ?/, adj. [gratus animo,] agreeable, refreshing. 'Es KXXaXrjv 
 
 irdpd be a^X tXOci jUEvdetKEa balrd. I. $0. SYN. Qvfirjp/js. 
 
 1 Me/x/SAeraj and jue'jU/SAero are used in Homer for fiifxtX^rat and e/ue^ueArjro. Vid. Damra, in 
 v. McAw sub fin. 
 
MENO MESA 565 
 
 'M.evoivau), et /jlevoiveio. Vid. MeVecuVw. 
 
 Mevotvij, fjs, ?/, subst. [desiderium,] consilium, the desire, the design, the in- 
 tent. fyapfjLCLKa iraaraafJiEvr), "Hprjs b' dXiwce fievoivus. Apoll. 4. 21. SYN. 
 Boi/\>), e-rrXvoia, op/ur), yvwfjir}, QpoyTXs, Trpodv}xXa. EPITH. Tp^eTd, o£e7d. 
 
 Mevmrtabrjs, av, 6, patronym. [e Mencetio satus,] the son of Menoetius, sc. 
 Patroclus. "Hie, avv te Mevoirluby kcll ols irapotaXv. A. 307. 
 
 MeVomos, ov, 6, P. N. [Menoetius.] 'HyEfjidycoV 7rpwros be MeVoiuou ciXicXfids 
 
 v'tds. n. 307. 
 Mepos, eds, to, subst. [vis, robur, ira,] strength, anger, "l&o-dai, npdtyvyovTa. 
 
 filvoSy teal yelpds 'A^aiw)'. ZJ. 502. SYN. *Is, clXk)), fifji'Xs, oBevos, fiXa, op/j.t), 
 
 bvvdfiXs, la^ys, Ov/uos. EPITH. 'AaaylTOV, ovk EirXeiKTov, a\lv dreipes, alvdv, 
 
 avfterrrdv, o.g\et6v, aracdaXov, a-popov, bpt/uv, efiTTEbov, kaQXov, i)v, upov, 
 
 IfjEpov, fcpuTEpoi'y /ityct, Tird\vQaprj£s y beivov, Qeiov, aypXov, dbafiacrToy, dvri7rd- 
 
 Xdv, Xaflpov. 
 MeVw, f. uevCj, fiifxva$oj, et filfxvo), v. [maneo, exspecto,] to remain, to expect. 
 
 MciWov fipa^iiov cBivapds cloQevovs fiEvei. Eur. Electr. 389» See also B. 292. 
 
 and 0. 78. SYN. 'ArdfiEVoj, KapaboKEU), eX7rl$(o. 
 MEpXbapTra£, aKos, 6, P. N. [nomen muds,] tit-bit-stealer. "Opxdfios, avrov 
 
 "Aprj (pnivojv, KparEpds MEplbap-ra^. Batrach. 256. 
 Mep/c?w, v. [partio, divide, separo,] to divide into parts or shares. '[Is ical 
 
 tuv dypav, -wveipara ttcivto. /xep/c?a>. Theocr. 21. 31. SYN. Me/pctyiai, bXatpEU). 
 MefHfiva, rjs, et /jLep/jirjpa, as, ?/, et fXEplfxyrj/Jid, dros, to, subst. [cura, solicitudo,] 
 
 care, anxiety. Violas /jEpifxvrjs tovO' vtxoctt panels Aeyets; OE. R. 728. See 
 
 also Hes. Theog. 55. and Philoct. 187. SYN. MeXeo^/xd, fieXEbuv, /jiEXEbwvr}, 
 
 K^bos. EPITH. Xd/\£7r>), Kovcpr), Kpdrep>), ftapeld, /heXottoios. 
 Mepi/jpuu), v. [euro,] to attend to. "Epyov juEpi/ni'ivv irolov, rj-(3Xov TXvd ; CE. R. 
 
 1 124. SYN. <bpovTt£u), KTjbevoj, K^bdjxai, erfyueXeo/icu, ervoEw, jiepfxripiCo}. 
 MEpifivr]T})s, ov, o, subst. [indagator, curator,] an examiner. Aokovvtus elvat, 
 
 Kal /uEpifxvrjTas Xoyojv. Med. 1223. Sy N. 'Et,£TaaTr)s, diiopos. 
 ^Itpifxi'OippovTiaTiis, ov, o, subst. [sophista, nugator,] a sophist, a trifler. Me- 
 
 ptfxvo<ppovTL<JTa\, kclXoL te Kayadoi. Nub. 101. 
 Mepts, Xbds, >/, et pEpds, eos, to, subst. [pars, portio,] a part, a class, a share. 
 
 Tpels yap ttoXitCjv filpXhis' ol fjZv oXfiXoi. Eur* Suppl. 224. See also Ran. 
 
 337. SYN. MoTpd. 
 NepfjLEpxbris, ov, 6, patronym. [filius Mermeri,] the son of Mermerus. 'E£ 
 
 'E<pvpr]s dvXovTa Trap "XXov MepftEpXbao. a. 259« 
 Mep^epds/oisoet //, adj. ["masc. notat curiosum, solicitum, percontantem : neu- 
 
 trum est, quod curas anxias excitat, de quo multa est quaestio et inquisitio." 
 
 Damm.] anxious, causing anxiety, stupendous. "Ecnup /uev {xeto. rolatv dfjiiXei, 
 
 fiepfiEpd pe£u)r. A. 502. SYN. /Ieipos, apyaXEOs, xclXettos. 
 Mep/j.r)pa, vid. Miplfxra. 
 MepfjvpiZu), v. [delibero, vel agitor,] to deliberate anxiously, to be in doubt. 
 
 Aurdp 6 /j.€pf.iri()L^E ttoXvtXus bios 'bbveaevs. e. 354. SYN. Mtpt/ivdoi, «/>poj/r/<£w, 
 
 IueXetcko, ettXvoIio. 
 Mepfxis, tdds, »/, sul)st. [funiculus tenuis,] a thin Tope. Nt?i 5' evI yXdfvpy 
 
 Kdribei /jEOfjiiOX (jjdeiyfj. k, 23. EPITH. 'Apyupt^. SYN. Mypivdos. 
 Mipdirrjls, xbds, ^, adj. [Meropeis,] of the Meropes, the ancient name of the 
 
 people of Cos. 'ilyuyXrjv ft >y7reird Kowr MtporrriXbd vfjodi'. Call. 4. l60. 
 Mtpos, eos, to, vid. Mepts. 
 
 Mipoxp, ottos, o rt//, adj. [(1) articulatam vocem habens ; (2)item P. N.] (^arti- 
 culately speaking; (2) an inhabitant of Cos. 'Ep*frS&»> 7rt7ro\toro irdXis /itpo- 
 
 7T0)l' (\vQpU>7TlOV. T. 217* 
 
 Mtffapdr et * nefrrrdfidy, ov, to, subst. [lorum subjugium, lorum quo boves copu- 
 lantur jui»o,] the thong \vhich fastened the ox to the yoke. "Ev&pvfv eXkov- 
 tloi' fjLEadfiuv. '6 bl tvtOos oTTiardiv. Hes. Op. 467- See also Call. fr. 478. 
 
 • M«p/icpos is also a P. N. Sec E. BIS. 
 
566 MESA MEIX 
 
 EXP. 'O irXaTvs tfuds 6 t$ £vy<j> 7rapaKa6a7rTojn€yos eye/Sotov, kcii /.tecrajSa, kcii 
 
 fxeaapov KaXelrat. Pollux 1.13. 
 MeaayicvXov, ov, rp, subst. [mesancyla, anientatum jaculum,] a javelin burled 
 
 by means of a siring. OIgto\, /jLeoaytcvX', ckXvtoi t a/.c</>w/3oXoi. Androm. 
 
 1122. SYN. JSeXe/Mdv, joeXos. 
 Meaat7rdXids, ov, 6 et i), adj. [semicanus,] balfgrey. "Ev8d t fieaanroXXos irtp 
 
 eujv, AdvdolffX KeXevaas. N. 36 1. 
 * MeaaiTCLTos, vid. Metra-ds. 
 Megcmtos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [" mediam sedem oblinens inter Asiae et Europas 
 
 oras." Heath, in 1. infra citato.] intervening. Kai rds ay^XdXovs ecpdrvve 
 
 /aegclktovs. 1 Pers. 889. 
 'MecrciTos, fieGGdros, pEGarXos, (xeoos, fxeGGos, et fie gciit tiros, rj, ov, adj. [fhedius, 
 
 intermedins, dimidius,] middle, intervening. r 6 fxeadros. h. aXX' ovtos ye 
 
 KdrdTrdditO-erai. Vesp. 1502. See also A. 6*. Call. 3. 7S. Acharn. 1214. /x. 
 
 457. Apoll. 4. 999- SYN. 'AvafXECOs, fxeGG^prjS, fxeadndpos. 
 MeaavXlos, ov, 6, P. N. [Mesaulius,] the slave of Eumzeus. Iatov be G(pXv e'veifxe 
 
 MegcivXXos. £. 449. 
 Mec-avXds, 2, et Ion. MiaaavXos, ov, ij, subst. [atrium villas rusticae,] a farm-yard. 
 "EvQd be Kal iieaaavXos eXtj^clto' rfj & ettX 7roXXcu. Apoll. 3. 235. SYN. 
 
 'EiravXXs. 
 MEcrrjyvs et fxecYiyv, Ion. jxeGGriyvs et ^leacriyv. adv. vel pra&p. [inter, in medio, 
 
 interim,] between, in the middle, in the interim. Avrcs be Tpuxov mX 'A^atwv 
 
 6vie }i£ar}yv. A. 569. See also Apoll. 3. 307. SYN. Mera£i/, ev fUEow. 
 Meg^els, eaad, ev, adj. [mediocris, medius,] of the middle rank. ? ft (fiXoX, 
 
 'Apye'aov oar e'tpyos, ogte fiEfffieis, M. 269* SYN. Megos, fXErpXas. 
 MscrrifjiPpia, as, ij, subst. [(1) meridies ; (2) plaga meridionals,] mid-day ; the 
 
 south. IloXXovs bi y evpi]oovaXv ev fJEGr]/jj3pX<f. iEscll. Suppl. 754. SYN. To 
 
 [XEcrijpppXdv. EPITH. Q>Xdy£pa, Xafiirpd, Oepfiti. 
 Me(77?ju/3piaw, et fji£Gr)fjf)pXa£{o, v. [in media die sum, meridior,] to be in mid- 
 day. h Hte fJEarjfjifipXdwvTds XuivetuX tjeXXoio. Apoll. 2. 741. 
 MEvrj/jfypXvos, et jj.Ear)fXEpXos, a, ov, adj. [meridianus,] of mid-day, meridian. 
 
 MEarjpfipXvolaX OuXttegiv TipoaeiKaaEv. Sept. Theb. 427. See also Call. 5. 72. 
 
 SYN."Evbids. 
 Miadyelos, a, ov, et fieaaoylias, to, et pEGoyaios, ov, adj. [mediterraneus,] in- 
 land. 'AfupbTEpi] fxECoyeia, icaX cu 7T£.XdyeaaX Kad^vrai. Call. 4. 168. See also 
 
 Call. 3. 38. 
 MEaobfiri, Tjs, fj, subst, [trabs magna domus vel navis,] the large^beam of a 
 
 house or ship. A'l/jidrX b' ippdbdrai toI^oi, xaXai te fiEGobfiat. v. 354. 
 MicroXafiris, los, 6, fj, adj. [qui medium corripit vel ferit,] seizing or striking the 
 
 middle. MZadXafiel Kevrpu). ^Esch. Suppl. 157. 
 MsffofiQaXos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [umbilicalis,] at the navel or middle of the earth. 
 
 "Ira {jiEoo/jityaXoi XZyovTai fxvj(oi. Orest. 325. 
 MegovvktXos, ov, 6 et >;, adj. [media nocte,] at midnight. Meoovvktios <bXXvfiav. 
 
 Hec. 902. 
 M.£GOTrayi)s, et Ion. fAEGGondyris, eos, 6 et rj, adj. [" usque ad mediam sui par- 
 tem iufixus." Damm.] fixed up to the middle. MeGGondyes b' dp" eOtjke icdr 
 
 o^Qqs fxelXivov eyyps. $. 172. 
 Meadnopds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [per medium tranans, medius,] mid, middle. IlXems 
 
 fiiv yet fXEad7ropov bX' aldEpos. Ion 1152. 
 Mecos, vid. Mecaros. 
 Megou), v. [in medio sum,] to be in the middle. ZjjXw a' ev apyjg 7rfjfid, kov- 
 
 bE7T0t) fXEGOl. Med. 59. 
 
 MeGodfi&v, vid. MsGdfiov. 
 
 MeGGaTrXds, ov, 6, P. N. [Messapius,] a mountain in Boeotia. MeaaanXov <pv- 
 Xa^t GY)f.iaivei fioXov. Agam. 284. 
 
 1 Dr. Blorafield proposes ittpdrvvev iirdnrovs. 
 
 2 MtaavAtis is also an adj. Alcest. 565. ' between the porch and ball.' 
 
ME11 META 567 
 
 MiaauvXtis, vid. MearavXds. 
 
 Meoar)yvs, vid. Meeriyvs. 
 
 MeffowXds, bv y adj. [Messenius,] Messenian. MijXd yap e^lddKrjs MeatriivXoX 
 
 dvbpls deipdv. <f>. 18. 
 Me(T(Ti]pr]5, lbs, 6 et rj, adj. [medius,] middle. Talas peacrrjpets ebpas. Ion 90$. 
 Metreros, vid. Mefrdrds. 
 MevTos, i], by, adj. [plenus, refertus,] full. 'AW yi^K ybr) pearbs i]v 6vjj.ovfie- 
 
 rbs. CE. C. 768. SYN. Tejjlu)v, ttXews, TrXi'iprjs. 
 Meorow, v. [impleo, refercio,] to fill up. Tlavcrai, irpXv opyfjs kcl^e fiearwffai 
 
 Xeywv. Anlig. 280. SYN. Tl\r)pbi*), dvaizXridit). 
 Meacpd, adv. vel praep. [dum, donee,] whilst, until, so long as. Mea<f avrts 
 
 bopirotb Kopeooanii-OL KarlhapQlv. Apoll. 2. 1229- SYN. See Me~xpi. 
 
 * Me<tu>s, adv. [mediocriter,] moderately. "EbvoiaX, ttoXews t ov peaus evbalfjid- 
 vbs. Androm. 865. 
 
 *Metcl, 1 praep. [(\)genitiv. cum, una cum; (2)dativ. coram, inter, praeter; 
 
 (3)accusativ. post, inter,] (l)witli, along with; (2) before, amidst ; (3) after, 
 
 amongst, in pursuit of. "Ocrvbv lyth fiE-d iracXv drt/iordrj? Gibs elfiX. A. 517. 
 Mtrd/ScuVw, v. [transfero, transeo,] to pass over. *H -kttjvos d»-w hetuJjqs fiibrov. 
 
 Hipp. 12S7» SYN. Merest, Ttdpepybpai, clttoikeu, v7rb)^u)pE(O f /JtETcifiaXXu), 
 
 eKrpE7ro/.iai. 
 MirdpaXXw, f. dXw, v. [verto, converto, verso,] to turn, to change, to ponder. 
 
 Mop<f>riv E\xr\v fjiETEpaXov els ttvbpos tyvaXv. Bacch. 54. SYN. ^rp£0a>, dvaarpE- 
 
 0w, pEraXXarrto. e£aXXdrrw, fiETafiaivit), fJETaTidrjfjiX. 
 METdftlftaCo), v. [transfero, alio abduco,] to transfer. Et* dydOd ju£rd/3t/3d:?et. 
 
 Pax 947. SYN. M£raarpE(j)io, fj et d(3 a h'u), /UETaKo/Jii^u). 
 ]Yle>a/3\£7rw, v. [intueor,] to look amidst or upon. *H ke'lvo jUETa(jXe-<Letds ipevQbs, 
 
 Apoll. 726. SYN. rTpO(7/3\£7rW, £7Tt/3X£7TW, TTpO(rXeV(T<T(i). 
 
 Mfrd/SoXj), 7/s, ?/, subst. [mutatio, commutatio,] a change. IToXXds Xeicrd pErd- 
 
 fioXds obvppdrojv. Iph. A. 1 101. SYN. 'AXXdy>/, e^aXXdyrj, djuoifirj. 
 METafiovXevio, v. [aliud consilium capio,] to change one's mind. 'AXXd fii-d- 
 
 fiovXevabfieodd. b. Tovto 6' ov icdXws XZyeis. Orest. 1541. SYN. MirdyivwffKtj, 
 
 fiETavoEit), fj.ETa(f>pa£dfJiai. 
 METdfiovXbs, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [qui cito consilium nmtat,] fickle. Aetrat rvv\ 
 
 7rpos 'Adrjvalovs fJErdfiovXovs. Acham. 632. SYN. Td^yftovXos. 
 MlrayyfXos, ov, 6 et 77, adj. [internuneius,] a messenger. 'Apawv dXouad fjier- 
 
 ayytXus i)X& 'AvEfJLOiaXv. **¥. 199* SyN. "AyyEXos, bXdicnop, ay y eXX&ttjs, cty- 
 
 yeXiJj^opos. 
 M et dy ip (on ku), p.ETayvo)fu, et pETapdyirajfTKU), v. [sentcutiam muto,] to change 
 
 one's opinion. "Opws & Xaios ye tcav fiETayvolr]s rdbi. Iph. A. 1424. C.t Aj. Fl. 
 
 717« SYN. MirdfiovXevofxai, /UErdibiio, efyardfxat. 
 Mirayrotd, vid. Mcrdfota. 
 ME-aypd(ph), v. [rescribo,] to copy, to alter in writing. 'Eynov rbr\ avdis fxe- 
 
 rdypucJHo t:d\dt iraXXt', Iph. A. 108. SYN. Mt-rdrtfl^/tt, duvpoot. 
 
 * Meraydpevw, v. [inter et ad aliquos loquor,] to harangue aniidst. Tor 5' yovs, 
 TpioetraX pt ( S 'nnrdbdfxnis dybpevcu). 0. 525. SYN. Miriiru), dybpevti). 
 
 hierdbahvfji, et perdhaidfiat, v. [una convivor,] to banquet amidst or Willi. 
 
 "Epp ovtios' ov aos ye 7rdr»)p fitrahaiv^ral ^/i?v. X. 4-98. See also a. 48. 
 
 SYN. TLvvearXdu/uiai, eviv^tiv. 
 Mi-dbi'iuXds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [qui inter populum suum versatur,] who is living 
 
 amo!ig his own countrymen. Ob yap Ed'"l\<patrTT6i fiZrabtjfilds, dXXd ttov ijbrj. 
 
 0. 293. SYN. 'Ev&ifiids, ETTibrjpXds. 
 MtrdcJrfw/i*, f. buxru), v. [impertior, communico,] to give a sliare of, to com- 
 municate, to deliver. MErdbos (piXoiaX crolai r//$ evirpatfas. Orest. 414. SYN. 
 
 K.oivo(x), Koivwi'iio, btdvEfjiU). 
 METdb6p7rXos, ov, 6 et f/, adj. [inter coenandum,] during supper. Tepirufi bbvpd- 
 
 ixii'os HETdbop-nlos' dXXd Kal 'IIws. b. 194. 
 Hirdbovrds, ov, b et >/>«dj. [sonans inter,] sounding or making a noise between, 
 
 1 See Stepli. Thes. p. 0000. and Damm, in v. 
 
568 META MET A 
 
 interfering. Al b 1 dXXai fxeTdboviroX, duripXoX, ovtX fyepovoai. Hes.Op. 821. 
 ^leTabpofxabrfv, adj. [persequendo,] by running after. T6v be fiErabpofidbrji' exX 
 
 MvpTiXos riXdoev tirirovs. Apoll. 755. SYN. Apo/ndbrjv, bpdfxaiios. 
 Merabpo/jiri, ijs, fj, subst. [incursus,] an assault, an attack. Els x e ~ l P&s JjXde, 
 
 fji£Tabpdjjiais 'Epivvviov. Iph. T. 942. 
 Msrabpojuds, ov, 6 et i], adj. [persequens, ulciscens,] running after, avenging. 
 
 Merabpofioi kclkCjv 7rayovpyrjjiaru)y. Soph. Electr. 1387. (Dochra. dim.) Syn. 
 
 Tt/^wpos, tXttjs. 
 M£TaQwpr]<Todf.Lai, (legerim potius fxlra diapfiaad/jLai.) [armor inter,] I am armed 
 
 among. 
 Mira'iybrjv, adv. [cum inipetu,] violently. Koxpe jiETuCybqv vnep ovaros' 6(rred 
 
 b' et<rw. Apoll. 2. 95. 
 Meraiclb), v. [&na sedeo,] to sit along with. E'<W, ovte vewv fxEvdi^eiy, ovre 
 
 yepovTiov. tt. 362. 
 Mtraipo), Dor. et iEol. 7tebaipio, f. dpoj, v. [amoveo,] to remove. Tt robe 
 
 /jETalpets e£, aKii'iiTMv fiaQpuv. Iph. T. 115S. See also Phcen. 1041. Syn. 
 
 Mtra/SaXXw, peraWaaauj. 
 Mcratarcrw, v. [*' ruo insequendo, persequor, irruo." Damm.] to pursue. 'He 
 
 /uera'/'^as Qdvdrov revfcuv EKaaTYf. p. 236. SYN. Aiwkw, E(j)E7rd/j,ai. 
 Mercurew, v. [mendico,] to beg. 'Ev ry kqivgj, tovs fxev GTpefiXwv, rovs b' 
 
 ayyji)v t tovs bs /jietuitQv. Equit. 775. SYN. 'ErraiTEU), uIteoj. 
 Mera/rtos, ov, 6 et ?/, [compos, auctor,] the author, the cause. 'Po^ ye- 
 
 veadat., Kal Tci<pov fiErairXov. Eur. Suppl. 26. SYN. 'EiraiTXos, airXos, ovfj,- 
 
 fiovXos. 
 MEratxpXds, et Dor. et iEol. irehaixfiios, a, dv, adj. [medius intra duas acies, 
 
 intermedins,] midway, intermediate. Merafy/iitfi', to, [intervallum,] interval. 
 
 "E^rrjy fiErjoiaXv kv fUETatxpiXoLS bopos. Heracl. 803. See also Choeph. 581. 
 MerckaX&y, v. [revoeo,] to recall. Kal juetekclXei tov tepecr vvvb' ovbl els. 
 
 Plut. 1182. Syn. 'avclkclXeu). 
 MerdnXadu), et * /^era/aw, v. [consequor, accedo,] to pursue, to occupy. 'AXX' 
 
 ote Tcav xlbXov fJieTEdaQbv, tijufjii & 'Adfor]. A. 7 1 3. Seealsoo. 147- SYN. 
 
 Merep^o/jat, /JErei/uX, E7r€pxpfxai, /UEratcroh). 
 MtrafvAa/w, f. KXavaofxai, V. [lacrymis et fletu prosequor,] to bewail. Ov /ue- 
 
 TcLKXaojuaX* aXXd Odvelv /uot. Hec. 214. (Anapaest, dim.) Syn. Meraorerw, 
 
 aXytw, batcpiHO, dva^wKvo), fXEraXysw. 
 MErcLKXelio, et /j.etucXei$u), v. [mutato nomine voco, celebro, cognomino,] to 
 
 call by another name, to surname. Hrpotyabas be fjiEraKXelova dvOpcvrrot. 
 
 Apoll. 2. 296. 
 MetukXivw, f. Xvti, v. [retro flecto,] to bend to the other side. Mtittws fiiv no- 
 
 Xejuoio jXEraKXtvdevrds eXoiev. A. 509* SYN. 'EkkXIvw, €KTpE7ro{iai, aXeeivu). 
 METdKoi/xiid/uai, v. [interquiesco, vel post quiesco. Vid. doctiss. Blomf. in I.e.] 
 
 to rest somewhere else, amidst or after. MeraKoifxiadev [aevqs uttjs ; Choeph. 
 
 1063. SYN. Merd-rcavofxai, diauXipo/aai, m'dketfxai. 
 MerdKonds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [particeps,] sharing. MerdKoiroi & al <pXXai parpX 
 
 Trdpeio-X. iEsch. Suppl. 1040. SYN. Kowos, kolvmvos. 
 MlTdKvXivbEd), v. [volvendo transfero,] to move with a rotatory motion. Mc- 
 
 rd^vXivbelv avrov alei. Ran. 536. SYN. J^vXivbiu), pEraarpefpo). 
 MErdKvjuXos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [qui est inter iluctus,] who is amidst the waves. 
 
 Et yap fJLETdKVfxXds dras. Alcest. Q\. 1 
 METdXafifidrw, f. Xrr^oj, et * fXErdXayxdvto, v. [" particeps fio, una pre- 
 
 hendo." Damm.] to share in, to take something else, to change. Zrjre'ts juera- 
 
 Xdfielv. b. ixETaXafieiv ^rG> ; rXvos ; Plut. 37O. See also Eur. Silppl. 10S7- 
 
 SYN. Mereyw, pErdbXbu)(.iX, fiEraipu}, Kapirdu). 
 MeraXyZw, v. [dolorem cum alio participo, doleo,] to mourn along with. Met- 
 
 aXyels to bXtcatov ep£ai. ^Esch. Suppl. 410. SYN. See Mera/cXa/w. 
 * M.ETaXbr](TKo), v. [produeo,] to produce, to generate. 'AXX' 6<pXos betvolo jxetoX- 
 
 bti<TKovTds bbovTds. Apoll. 3. 14. Syn. See 'AXbtjaKU). 
 
 1 See Dr. Monk's note on this passage. Hesych. MeraKv/JLiow fj.*Ta£v ru>v nvfidrwu. 
 
META META 569 
 
 MzraXriyw, unde Ion. imp. LiETdXrjyeffKu, v. [desiuo, desisto, cesso,] to cease. 
 
 "Alia bwpd bibwoX fAEraXXij^avrX 1 x^ 01 **- I- 26l. See also Apoll. 3.414. SYN. 
 
 Ay'jyio, aTTOTravofiai, KdrdXijyu), juerdXw^dw. 
 MeraWdy?), ys, ?/, subst. [mutatio, commutatio,]a change, exchange. MeraX- 
 
 Xdyai yap bdKpv(ov. z Here. F. 7^1 • SYN. MerdjooXri, aXXdyi]. 
 MetciXXciktos, ov, b et ?/, adj. [reconcilians, mutatus,] reconciling, re-uniting, 
 
 changed. Arj paras kv rpoTraia XpdvXq. fieraX-XaKros. Sept. Theb. 703. 
 MeraXXaa7u>, f. fa, v. [rnuto, immuto, transformo,] to change, to transform. 
 
 ^.KXrjpQs LtEraXXdanovaXv els TaLiijxdvd. Eur. fr. Autol. 3. 9- SYN. 'AWaffw, 
 
 «£rd/3aXXa;, jj.ETafuei(3dfJ,ai, lAETacrTpetyu), liEdiff-rj/LiX, fUErafxetfidfuat, dvarpETru). 
 MsraXXdw, f. ?)™, v. [qusero curiose, inquiro, percunctor,] to seek or question 
 
 diligently. Tovro bi aoi tpew, 6 fx dveiplaX ?'/§£ LiEraXXcis. T. \77» SYN. 
 
 'Epevvdw, bi^rj/xX, cfyrew, etti^tew. 
 'METaXXrjrds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [investigabilis, explorandus,] may be investigated 
 
 or discovered. El juerdXXaroV -t. Pylh. 4. 291. Syn. Zjjr/jreos. 
 MtraXAoV, ov, ro, subst. [(I) metallum, (2)fodina,] a metal, a mine. 'AXXd 
 
 (T^Ebicis EbrjtdKws, uviiaojiai /iernXXd. Equit. 362. EpiTH. Xpvattydes, x^O" 
 
 vXbv. 
 MiTaXoxpEu}, et fxETdXu}(pd(o } v. [desino, cesso,] to cease. Tetpd/jLtvoi ttai 5/) 
 
 fiETEXu)(pEoy avrdp 6 rovs ye. Apoll. 1. Il6l. 
 Mfrd^ua^rds, ov, adj. [qui est inter ambas mammillas,] which is between the two 
 
 breasts or nippies. 'AXX' e/3dXe ari]Qos fiETajJLa$Xdv' wee $ d<f 'i-mruy. E. 19. 
 Merafiaiojiai, v. [consequi et contingere cupio,] to be anxious to meet with or 
 
 obtain. Ttj-XoOe LXETdnaidLiEvos. Nem.3. 141. Syn. Maidfxai, U/iat, bi^rjfjiX, 
 
 Epevvau). 
 ME-uLiavddvio, v. [omisso eo quod prius didiceram, aliud addisco. Vid. Schol. 
 
 Aristoph. Pint. 9'25.] to leave one thing and learn another. Merd^avGdvovffd, 
 
 b' vfxvdv. Agam. 689. 
 METULieifiu), JEo\. 7r£bapLelfi(o, v. [commuto,] to change. 'Erspas ETEpais filrd' 
 
 ii€i(3dLi£va. Phcen. 845. See also Pyth. 12. 18. Syn. See MtraXXcWw. 
 MerdweXet, f. LiEXr/aet, v. impers. [pcenitet,] it repenteth. ITpos ravrd fipvKET, 
 
 V r "x' * J l x ~ LV <pV{*X LAErdfiEXrjoetv. Pax 1315. 
 MErdfjieXiTd/jiai, v. [simul cano,] to sing together. TrjaX \iev ovr cuoxpi) jU£rd/*eX- 
 
 7TETUX, ovre Xd)£em. Horn. Apoll. 197* SYN. Lvvaibo), dfid fieXird/jiai. 
 Merd/uVyw, f. ifa, et fxETdfjX'yvvfxX, v. [admisceo,] to mingle with. TolaXv 'Qbva- 
 
 arjos LiETdLiilofjiEV' ovbi toX vids. \. 221. SYN. BvpfxiyvviiX, '^vyKEpavvviiX, dvd- 
 
 Ktprdu), dvdKEpavvvLu. 
 MerafA&Xid/, et fxETd/uvpXds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [vanus, irritus,] vain, useless. 'E*r3- 
 
 \e<tu), (fjrj laol /jLETdfxuXXd »'»//idr oXrjTai. /3. 98. See also Pax 1 16. SYN. 'Areyuui- 
 
 Xios, fjidraids, Kovcpos, airpaKTos. 
 M.ETavdyivu)(Ti:(t), vid. MerdytvwcrKw. 
 MlTdvaiETr]s, ov, et /jLETdydanjs, ov, oetr/, adj. [inquilinus, peregrinus, colonus,] 
 
 a foreigner, an inhabitant. IlaTcas b' rj/xdrd 7rav7-d eovs fXETdvaurds elvat. 
 
 lies. Theog. 401. See also II. 59- S YN. <buyds, d-noXX s, /jletoikos. 
 MlrdvetacTofiai, et Lilrdviaaajxat, v. [transeo, supero, una versor,] to pass over, 
 
 to beamongst. 7 Hlios 6' i)lXtos julTEveiaalrd fiovXvTovbl. 11.799' Seealso Troad. 
 
 131. SYN. MEripxofiat, Lilrdftaivu), Tropevdfxai, dcfiKviofiai, LtEraaTeix^' 
 METdvicrrrj/jX, f. rjaiv, v. [finibus expello, migrare facio,] to banish, to cause 
 
 to quit a place. ILorevcras /cat /utrd^aards. CE. C. 175. Syn. Mtrd^epw, 
 
 €k(laX\io f e£dpl£u). 
 , Vltrdx/otd, et /uErayvoid, as, ?/, subst. [resipiscentia, po3nitentia,] repenlance. 
 .. "Axp^orov fXETdroidv t/jew^tro, rLXXi ' bt %airas, H0m.Batrach.7i. See also 
 
 Soph. Electr. 581. Syn. MiraoTaoU, vTroorpop). 
 
 S/leTaj-p, adv. [inter,] between. zXtyovs /utra£v teal nvpds 'A^iXXttus. Hec. 437» 
 
 ^Syn. See Mea^yvs. 
 
 1 The A. is here doubled on account of the metrical ictus. 
 3 Choriamb, dim. See the corresponding hue in the Antistrophe. 
 Pros. Lex. 4 C 
 
570 META META 
 
 Merd7tai^affadfiat t v. [transluceo,] to shine, to sparkle. XeifiZpXrjv aripdz^v 
 
 BdfxXvov ixlTaTraityaGaeodai. Apoll. 3. 1265. SYN. 'EiKXajjnruf, bXdXafiirto. 
 MeraTraAXfymi, v. [sortior cum,] to be joined in the same lot with. Tu>v fxZrd- 
 
 iraXXouZvos, KXr>po) Xd^bv kvQdb' Zireadai. fl. 400. 
 MEraTravofjiai, v. [cesso interim,] to rest in the mean time. Tairjs, oi/S' bpZwp' 
 
 fAerairavofJieroi bZ fidyoPTb. P. 373. SYN. Tlavbfxai, dvd7ravb[iai f »;(7v^a5w. 
 MeTairavffwXi), Tjs, fj, subst. [cessatio, quies,] rest, quiet, cessation. "OttttotZ 
 
 tis fieTanavauX)) TroXZfiotb yZvr\Tai. T. 201. SYN. TlavaooXr}, avair avals, aveols. 
 METaireldu), v. [aliud persuadeo,] to recommend a different measure. 'Avf}p 
 
 viKq. Toifft XoyouTiv, Kai top bfjfxop fxZrdireldei. Acharn. 626. SYN. YidpaTceiQio. 
 MZrd-nretpdu), v. [alio modo tento,] to try in another way. 'A7ra£d7ra o-ai* KobyX 
 
 fxlTdTreipunievas. Eccles. 217« SYN. 'A7ro7retpdw, rrdpaXXaTTio, fiZraXXarTO). 
 MeTd7reju7rd^a«, v. [accerso,] to send for or after, to invite. '6 rov AXbvvaov 
 
 yap a XZpevs fxeTcnreinreTai, Acharn. 1087* SYN. 'A7roareXXw, /^raoreXXw, 
 
 irpdirefiTTOfxai, fiZrepxbjaai, eKKaXZu). 
 M£rd7r/7rrw, 2 aor. ZttZgop, v. [(l)recido, (2) muto sententiam,] to fall back, 
 
 to interfere, to change. Huts 6' olKrjoia, jjZrd7riTrT0PTbs. Alcest. 936. SYN. 
 
 M£rd/3a\\ojua», /iZraarpZcpbiiai. 
 MZTdirourvevu), v. [ministro,] to attend, to wait upon. 'A/ji<f>?TrdXoi beairoipdv 
 
 Zrjp fj.£Ta7roi7n>€vovoai. Apoll. 4. 1113. SYN. Tlonrvevio, a^t£7ro>, bldnbpZb- 
 
 jucu, Xarpevh). 
 M£ra7T(*£7r>)s, Zbs, 6, i), adj. [excellens,] distinguished, illustrious. "AfdXrby, 
 
 aarepoevrdf nZrairpZitE aQdvarotaX. 2. 370. SYN. 'EK7rjO£7r?)s, dpiirpZirris, eKbrj- 
 
 Xos, etacptTos, TrZoXarmbs. 
 MZTanpZmo, v. [praj aliis insignis sum,] to excel others. WvrZpZs ws vtyeeaaX, 
 
 IXEThpeirbv* wbZ b' Zkuotos. Apoll. 1. 240. SYN. 'YTrepfiaLvw, EKirpZirti). 
 MZrairroiZio, v. [proterreo,] to scare away. "E)£0ei fiZraTtTOiovadp evpaiwv yd- 
 
 fuov. iEsch. Suppl. 336. SYN. TItoXZu), tttijggu), efC7rr//o-<7W, beibbfiai. 
 METdpffl/Aids, ov, 6 et ?;, adj. [adnurneratus,] numbered amongst. 'HvbpZrjv 
 
 r dvdffacrdaX' b ml fiETdpidfxXos i\Zv. Apoll. 1. 205. 
 METappvdfxizu, v. [in ordinem cogo, refingo,] to arrange. Ka! Trbpov ixZrep- 
 
 pvdfxi^Z, Kal nZbais atyvprjXdrots. Pers. 753. SYN. e Pvfyu5a>, evrpenicito, fxZraX- j 
 
 Xaaoh). 
 MZrapoXbs, et nZbapoXbs, ov, b et r/, adj. [sublimis, excelsus,] being on high, 
 
 sublime. 'X-nb gov nrEpojOels fiovXbfiai /jiZrapaXbs. Aves 1383. and Choeph. S32. 
 
 SYN. MZrZcjpbs, fXET7)dpds, v\pr)Xbs, VTrZprjcpdi'bs. 
 MizTaffKevaZu), v. [in aliam formam verto,] to transform, to alter. YldXiv fiZra- 
 
 <TKeva£Z ffavn)p avdXs, ynZp tfadd. Eccles. 499. SYN. Atao7ceud£w. 
 M.£Ta(nrd(D, v. [abstraho,] to withdraw, distract. Ueipq. [iZTa<T7r$v, o-KXrjpd 
 
 fiaXdaKios XZytoy. CE. C. 77&. SYN. 'A7roc7rdw. 
 Metcutkiov, part. aor. act. a fieQeiru), v. [insequor, urgeo,] to press upon. M77- 
 
 pibvqs b' dirXovrd fiETaaTrd/JEPOs (SdXs bovpX. N. 067. 
 MEraaaai, wv, at, subst. [oves mediae aetatis. Vid. Damm.] sheep of middle 
 
 age. "EjOYJxrd* x^P^ H-^ 1 ' npoyovoi, % W P IS ^ fieraaaat. 1. 22 1. 
 WlETaatjevbfxai, 2 aor. eaav^v, v. [alacriter occurro, comitor,] to hurry after, 
 
 accompany. B>y 6' levai, noXXai bi jxETenaevovTo ytpaiai. Z. 2J)6. SYN. 
 
 M£0ojo/idw, f.iETaia«7U), f-udeTro/Jiai, fjLErdbXu)K0) . 
 MtETaffrdaXs, Eias, f], subst. [mutatio,] a change. 'AW etfC£ dvfiov, Kat /^frdard- 
 
 aiv bxbov. Antig. 718. SYN. Mirdpotd, ^eraXXdyri. 
 
 Mtraoret'xw, v. [prosequor, incedo in ordine,] to go after, attend. 'ApirdyX- 
 
 pas or dnvard fxerearXxep t%vTd tcwpas. Call. 6. 9- SYN. See METdvelacdfxai. 
 
 M.ETaar£Ko, et fxEraffrdyd^^, v. [post defleo,] to lament afterwards, to bewail. 
 
 *A\p oiKovb'' u.Ty]V bl ^etegtevov, i)v 'AfypobiTJ]. b. 26 1. See also Hes. Scut. 
 
 92. SYN. See MeraxXM. 
 
 M£ra<rroi)(et, adv. [in ordine, seriatim,] in order. 2-dv bi ix£TaaToi\ei' ai)fiv " 
 
 bt repfidr 'A^tAXeuy. T. 757. SYN. Kdrd Ta*Xi>, Zyefts. v ^ v 
 
 MZT<i.o-TpZ<p<i>, v. [convert-o, in verto,] to turn, to alter. *AvTt\d\os bZ G. 
 
META METE 671 
 
 /ueraorpe^fleVrd bdzevvas. N. 545. SYN. Merarpe7rw, /ueVd/3dXXa/, fxlrafxei^d- 
 
 fiiU, £7TUjTpE<f>U). 
 
 MeraTidij/uX, v. [transfero, muto,] to lay aside, to transfer, to change. Td^vs 
 
 be fj.£T*Wov Xvaodv, dprXws <f>pdvojv. Orest. 248. Syn. MeraWaacru), /ulrd^epw, 
 
 p.ETaGTpe(pu) t aWaaGb). 
 MeraTpeTTOfxai, v. [euro,] to heed, to regard. Yleffleadar riov ovtl /U£-arp£7rfy/', 
 
 oi>b' a\eyi£ui. M. 238. SYN. QpovTiZio, ulblofiai, kv-pliro^iui, EitXar pitydfiai, 
 
 a\Zyi£u). 
 MerctTpefu), f. Qpexpoj, v. [educo inter,] to bring up, to educate amongst. AvdX 
 
 fxtvuv XvudfiavTa /.lETerpacprj AitwXoIoXv. Apoll. 1. 198. 
 ^lerarpexo), f. Qpet,ofiai, v. [transcurro, adcurro,] to run among. Obxovv ndp' 
 
 'Adrjvaiovs fxeradpe^et rayy. Pax 2(50. SYN. ITdpdrpe^w, bXe^ei/uX. 
 MtTCLTpuTraXiZoiJiai, v. [converto me retrorsum, respicio,] to turn back, to louk 
 
 back. Kap7rdXXfius ; tote b' ovrX fjETCiTpdxdXiCEd (pevyojy. T. 190. 
 MeruTpo-Xa, as, et * fjierarpoTt)), >/, subst. [conversio, mutatio,] a change. 
 
 lMerarpd7rXais E7rXKvpaatev. Qeos eiq. Pvth. 10. 32. SyN. MeraXXdyf], /jletcl- 
 
 fioXi), dXXdy//. 
 MErdrpd7rds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [(l) mutabilis, (2) redux,] changeable, returning. 
 
 MirarpoTrds avpa. Pax 945. SYN. E.vrpe7TTps, TtdXlvrpbiros. 
 Merdrpw7rdw, v. [transmuto,] to change. OvXos epws* dttdXas bi /UErerpwrraru 
 
 irdpeias. Apoll. 3. 297- SYN. MerdrpeVw, (jiETciaTptyu), /.leraXXarra). 
 Miravbdio, v. [(1) interloquor, (2)adloquor,] to speak amongst, to address. 
 
 Avmd b& fxvrjarrjptf fiETTivba, icai (pdrd [j.u8dv. <j>. 67. Syn. MerdcjxavEU), fiErd- 
 
 <Pr]ijiX, 7rp6ff(f>r)fiX, fjLETEenrdt', 7vpoff(j)U)rEU). 
 M|rd^£pw, f. oiou), v. [transfero,] to transfer, to deal amongst. Merd^epwi/ 
 
 Xdvvei. Phoen. 183. (Dochm. monom. hypercat.) Syn. Mtra/po), ^etu- 
 
 rpEina. 
 Ml-d0^r, v. [(l) interloquor, (2) adloquor,] to speak amongst, to accost. 
 
 r Tolmv & 'AvtXvoos fxerE(pr] t YLvireidlos vlbs. a. 42. SYN. Mlrav&dw, 
 Mira^pa^d/jiai, v. [postea cogito, et perpendo in animo,] to reconsider, to de- 
 liberate upon. 'AXX' rjTot fiev ravrd fiEraippdao/jLeadd kclX avrXs. A. 140. SYN. 
 
 E7rt0pdc?c5//at, E7rXfjLvdevo/jiai, fUErdfiovXevo/uai. 
 Mird^pevov, ov, to, subst. [tergum, pars corporis opposita pectori vel dia- 
 
 phragmati,] the back, the part opposed to the <pplvEs. Kottovtes boi/peaaX 
 
 fi£Ta(f>pEr6v f fibe. kclX tijuovs. 6. 528. SYN. Nwroy. EPITH. Evpv, fipXdpov, irXdrv. 
 MirdipioPEU), v. [(1) interloquor, (2) adloquor,] to speak amongst. T H pd, icaX 
 
 'l<f)Xvdr)v HETEty&VEEP daaov eovrrdv, Apoll. 1. 702. SYN. See MtEravbdu). 
 Merd^dco/icu, v. [refugio,] to flee back. 'He KaX ovXo/jei'ov pErdyaaffEaX ajii)- 
 
 T0~id. Apoll. 3. 436. SYN. 'Attoxojpeoj, d7rd)(a<5w, dtToxXivu), eiaX/Vw. 
 "METdxeipigio, v. [admiuistro, euro,] to handle, to manage, to govern. 'Ifyuo- 
 
 OTrdpaKTOv 7rdpdXdfiiov, fiETd^pXcraio ^pqortDs. Equit. 345. SYN. Atd^etp/^w, 
 
 ETTlT pE7T 6 fiat. ' 
 
 Mera^ovids, a, dv, adj. [terrestris, quae terram reliquit,] on earth, earthly, 
 
 raised above the earth. YlXrj^ifivpXs ek novToid bi fXEraxQbvXrjv EKOfxiaal. Apoll. 
 
 4. 1269. SYN. XSoitos, Eni^ovXos, )(0tfj'O9Tt/3//s, /jiETapaids, fjETaxpdi'Xos. 
 "M£rd~xpdvXds, a, 6v, adj. [sublimis, in coelodegens,] being aloft. Ylerpuiov' v\lov 
 
 bl fXETaxpovXij 7re<£opr?rd. Apoll. 2. 589- SYN. MlrEcopos, fiETi'idpos, EitovpdvXos, 
 
 fiETaxdovXos, jJLETUpaXoS. 
 
 * MeTdxuipEU), v. [secedo, migro,] to recede, migrate. I-Treipetv plv, drav yipd- 
 1 os tcpujiovr Is n)v \xftvr)v ^.ETdywp]]- Aves 710. SyN. 'A7rt3^(i>ptoj, dTcoya£6- 
 ni, II /jcii, drd^ojptw, d7rep^o/iai. 
 
 jail hMlTaxpaipio, v. [dimoveo,] to remove, brush against. 'ErtoKXtrjs bt, ndbx filra- 
 j CB t,J| xpalpiov irirpov. Phoen. 1105. Syn. Mlrd^fpw. 
 
 Merest, v. [(l) una sum, intersum, (2) post ibo, sectabor, (3) particeps sum,] 
 to be among or with, to be going to follow or pursue, to share in. (3) Met- 
 'wj| earXv hfiiv tu>v tte 7rpa y/il vwv fxlpos. Ipli. T. 1300. SYN. (1) YldpeifiX, ndpl- 
 ardfjiat, 7rdpdyiyv6fiai } (2) fiETip-^ofiat, fMEdendfiai, //trd^etcrcr^ai. 
 
572 METE METO 
 
 Merelpia, v. (ab eipio sero,) eeprb, 3 sing, plusq. pf. pass, [includo,] to fasten 
 with, set in. Xpvoebv opfxbv v%iov, fxerd fr fjXeiiTpoicrXv eeprb. o. 459. SYN. 
 Svvcarrcjf ffvynXeiio, koWclu). 
 MeT€K<pep(o, f. oiaio, v. [effero post,] to carry out after. Tas he fxerele^epov 
 
 Atdfjiribeds dpaeves 'ittttoi. ^V. 377 • SYN. Tldpdyu). 
 M-e-evvETTh), v. [interloquor,] to speak amongst. 'H be fiddvirXbicdfioicrX fierev- 
 vette TrapdevXKf t oX. Mosch. 2. 101. See also A. 73. SYN. See Meravbdo), 
 lieTatyr)ixX* 
 MereneiTti, adv. [post, deinde, postea,] after that, afterwards. See in MeXu-pct- 
 
 tov. SYN. See "Eireira et elooTtXaio. 
 MereTrto, (inns.) 2 aor. fiereetnbv, vid. Merevve7T(o. 
 
 Merep^ojuat, et Mo\. nebepybpai, f. eXevab/jiai, 2 aor. ijXdbv, V. [post eo, perse- 
 quor,] to go after, or in pursuit of. 'AXXa av y ifxepbevrd fjierepx^b epyd yd- 
 fiow. E. 429. SYN. 'E7rt'p)(o/-itt(, pereifiX, /ueTOi^dfjiaty fieraXXdu), fxeraareixM. 
 Merevxo)iaL, v. [eontraria precor,] to alter one's prayers or wishes. OlaO* ws 
 
 jAerevfyt, kciI aofwrepa <pdvei. Med. 600. SYN. MerdrpenbfjiaL. 
 Merexw, f. fxeQefa, 2 aor. eoybv, v. [particeps sum,] to share in, to partake, to 
 enjoy. Kayw /uere<7)(ov YlpXdf.ubats bvcnr pastas. Helen. 1220. SYN. ^vfifie- 
 T/ff^w, fJerdXa/jifidvoj, fxerdbXhw/JiX, uepiibfJiai. 
 Meretopiku), v. [tollo, elevo, med. superbio,] to raise or puff himself up, mid. to 
 be proud. "Ordv els ravras dvefios fypbs fieTewpiadels KdraKXeiaOrj. Nub. 404. 
 
 SYN. 'Yi/'dw, delpbfiai, auopebfjxn, eTraipofxai. 
 MereiopoKdireu), v. [sublimia peto,] to aim at lofty things, to be pompous, riot 
 
 bfjr tiXXojs ne-ewpoKOTrels ; Aves $\, 
 Merewpbs, et fierrjbpbs, et Mo\. Trebabpbs, ov, 6 et f], adj. [(l) sublimis, excelsus, 
 
 (2) suspensus, (3) rluctuans in mari,] aloft, suspended, tossed out at sea. 
 "ApOrjre, <pdvqr, (5 beoiroirai, Tf <f>povTiorrj fiereoopoi. Nub. 266. See also ^F". 
 
 369. and Choeph. 582. SYN. MerapcrXbs, 7rebdpffXbs, viprjXbs, enyibpbs. 
 Mereojpdcrd^iCTTris, ov, b, subst. [qui in sublimibus philosophiam ostentat,] a 
 
 philosopher who contemplates the heavenly bodies. Ov yap dv aXXu y V7rd- 
 
 Kovaatfiev twv vvv fJLETewpbab^iaTwv . Nub. 360. 
 MerewpofyevaZ, anas, 6, subst. [qui homines de rebus sublimibus decipit,] one 
 
 who deceives in relation to heavenly objects. KvkXXwv re ybp^v ^V/iaroKa/^Tr- 
 
 ras, dvbpas fAeTeupbtpevutcds. Nub. 333. 
 Merjjdpos, vid. Merewpos. 
 MeroiKeh), v. [(1) migro, (2) incola sum,] to migrate, to inhabit. MeToiKelv 
 
 OKOTtp Bdvd)v oTXafuov. Hipp. 838. SYN. KdroiKeoj, evotKeio, diroiKea), fjierdv- 
 
 ioTdfiai. 
 Merouua, as, rj, subst. [migratio, habitatio in terra aliena,] a dwelling in a 
 
 foreign country. MeroiKXas ovv rfjs dvia ffTeprjaeTai. Antig. 902. SYN. 'Attoi- 
 
 vua, d7raXXdyt'i. 
 Merot/c/cw, v. [incolas transfero,] to remove or transport inhabitants. YJbrepd 
 
 f.iETOit:i£diJ.Eids. Eccles. 754. 
 Merouws, ov, 6 etr), subst. [qui in aliena civitate degit, inquilinus,] a foreigner, 
 
 an inhabitant. Metoikoi bb/uujv iceaovvTai ndXiv. Choeph. 958. (a double 
 
 dochmiac.) SYN. 'Atroiubs, evoiKos, (tvvolkos, fxeTavauTiis, fxerdvaar^s. 
 MeToixduai, v. [persequor, sequor, adeo,] to pursue, come to. Ovovcrd ko\ 
 
 KdQapnov, ov fxeTwyerb. Iph. T. 1333. SYN. Merep^ojuat, jxeTa'iaau), iieroira- 
 
 <E,6f.iai, fieTaj3aiiio, bXdotcw, eirepyoiiai. 
 MeroicXaZu), v. [subsido in genua,] to sink upon the knees. 'AXXa jueroKXac?et, 
 
 KaXsrr* ajjupdrepovs irobds 'iciei. N. 281. 
 M£rd7r«c?a;, f. uaw, v. [una sequi facio,] to cause to accompany. 'HpiOfMeoV 1 
 
 apxpv he fier a/JK^drepotaXv biraaod. k. 204. SYN. 'Ottu^oj, 7rape^w. 
 * Mero7ri^, fxeroTnaQe, et fxeroTncrder, adv. [a tergo, postea,] behind, afterwards. 
 
 1 'Hp^/ueoy is here scanned as a molossus. 
 
METO MHAE 573 
 
 Tevfa to fxiroinv rakas ; Philoct. 1 1S9« See also Apoll. 1. 75. Syn. Kdr- 
 
 bmv, oTTicrh), /jeto. tcivto.. 
 MetottXs, Xbbs, t], subst. [vindicta,] vengeance. Aeivi) yap /jletoitls ^evXov Aids, 
 
 6s k a\iTr]Tai. Horn. Hyra. 42. 4. Syn. TXaXs, Ti/uwpXu, ttoivt,'. 
 NeTbirwpXvbs, ov, adj. [autumnalis,] autumnal, in autumn. Kavyudros IbdXXjxov, 
 
 fj.£TdTTU)plvdi> dfjifipiiaavTos. lies. Op. 414. SYN. uiriopXvbs. 
 MZropyXov, ov, 70, subst. [spatium inter arborura ordines, interordinium,] the 
 
 distance between two rows of trees. *H kuXws. avrwv diraXXafyiEv av fxeTop- 
 
 yXbv. Pax 567. 
 Merovcrla, as, i], subst. [communio, consortium,] communication, partnership. 
 
 MerovaXav bel tujv Tpoitwv to o&fi tye.iv. Thesm. 152. SYN. KotviovXa. 
 Mero^X/^w, v. [vecte dimoveo,] to remove by a lever. Tela fXETo^Xlaaeie 
 
 dvpaiov rjfXETEpaojv. ft. 567 • SyN.^Ox^'^j fieraKivsw, /je6I.gtj}juX, /.lerd^tpw. 
 Merdxos, ov, 6 et ?;, adj. [(1) particeps, (2) socius,] participating in. Mercys 
 
 av eir\v tov (j)bvov, bpciaas Tabe. Here. F. 721. SYN. "EyfcX^pos, koivwvos, 
 
 avvfjdpds, tTdlpos. 
 Mcrpcw, f. ricr<i>, v. [nietior,] to measure. UojXoktX yoprbv dtyBbvu /uerpio \tpX. 
 
 Rhes. 7^8. SYN. 'Opi^oj, aTadfiEU), Kpiv<x>, bXdirEpaibu). 
 Merp^d, drds, to, subst. [dimensum,] a measure. M£rp»?/x' e^ovaav tovv jieoo) 
 
 ye jJLVpXuiv. Ion 1138. SYN. MeTpov. 
 Ml~Tpr)Tds, ij, bv, adj. [dimetiendus,] measurable. ? ft nevQbs ov fjLtTprjrbv, ovb' 
 
 olov t Xbelv. Bacch. 1233. 
 Mf"rpio(£w, v. [moderatione utor,] to be moderate. Merpux£\ b. T ft £,evoi. 
 
 Philoct. 1184. SYN. Kotr/aos eljuX. 
 MerpXds, a, ov, et ov, b et >/, adj. [mediocris, moderatus,] measured, sufficient. 
 
 Navrais yap i)v fxev fJETpXbs y ^eifxtov (jjepeiv. Troad. 6$0. SYN. 'E^yu£\>}s, 
 
 KocruXbs, pecn'ieis, ETtapKwv. 
 * MeVpiws, adv. [moderate,] moderately. Merptws bi ysaipeiv toIoXv efaytcw/jiE' 
 
 vois. Iph. A. 921. SYN. 'ApKOvv'ios, XKavws. 
 Merpbv, ov, to, subst. [mensura, modus,] a measure, moderation. 7 [lv y ovte 
 
 H€Tpbi>, ovt dpidfibs eori fxot. Troad. 622. Syn. M'irp^d, Tponos, vbjxbs. 
 TS/Ietwv, wvbs, o, P.N. [Meton,] Meton. Metiov. b. ri karXv \ a. oloO' otXi) <f>XXu> 
 
 (t Ey(o; Aves 1010. 
 METU)7rr)s, ov, 6, P.N. [Metopes,] a river in Arcadia. Ilecjds vwep Kpddiv te, 
 
 nb\v(TTi6v te Metutttiv. Call. 1. 26. 
 MetujitTov, ov, t Tb, subst. [interstitium inter supercilia,] the space between the 
 
 eye-brows. "I-mrui* T]vt eypvTa, fiE-wnibv 6%el XdX. FI. 739* 
 MtrwTToV, ov, to, subst. [frons,] the forehead. "6v e/e hetiottov 7roXXdas ; irb- 
 
 vovs E\(ov. Troad. 1188. EPITH. ZavObv, dndXbv, Xevubv, arXflapov, KaXXT- 
 
 vXoKd/ubv. 
 Me%pX, et fiE^pXs, adj. [usque ad, quoad,] as far as, until. ^VwXbv ylveaQai bel 
 
 oe fxexpX tov fivppXvov. Equit. 9o4. See also Apoll. 4. 1234. Syn.^Ayjeh, 
 
 ems. 
 Mr/, 1 et (2) adjunct, bi vel te, fxrjbi, et fii'irc, adv. [(1) ne, (2) neque,] (1) lest, 
 
 not, (2) neither. "E/crop, fxrj /joi ptfivi, (pXXov tekos, dvEpd tovtov. X. 38. 
 Mrjbdfir], fjirjbdfj.d t et jnr)bd/j.ojs, adv. [nequaquam,] by no means. Mjjbdfxov t 
 
 [nusquam,] no where. ''Apaooe fuaXXov, a<piyyi, /i^Sdju?/ x ct ^ a « P* V. 52. 
 
 See also Eumen. 426. and Hipp. 603. 
 Mr)bE, vid. Mr/. 
 Mr'ibtd, tov, tU, subst. [pudenda,] the privities. MaKp))v, Kap^dpbbovrd' (pXXov 
 
 & dnb \ii]bld irarpos. Hes. Theog. 180. SYN. Td aibold, bpyets, yueCtd. 
 M/y^etd, as, ?'/, P. N. [Medea,] Medea. M//6t<d irvpyovs yi/s ETrXeva 'IwXxias, 
 ' Med. 7» EPITH. teoTTOivd, dvavod, Kovpr) A(//rao, bvarrjibs, i)TifxaafXEvr}, 
 
 tuff<pvpos, bXb>), iraiboXETeipd, fibvr), filXea ttovwv, tXijjiiov, HEydXoonXayyvbs, 
 
 1 On the various usages and government of fxr], see Stcph. Tlies. torn. ii. p. 910=c. G119. 
 « Ov negat, /u^ vetat et prolribet.' 
 
574 MHAE MHAO 
 
 KoX^tSf vvfiQij, <TKvdpo>irds f iraixJuXrjs, oti<{>rj, KaK&v 7roAXd/j> Xbpts Alalrj. PllR. 
 
 See Med. of Eurip. and Apoll. lib. 3. and 4. 
 Mrjbeios, ov, 6, P. N. [Medius,] Medius. Mrjbeios to juvcifi' InX r§. db$. Theocr. 
 
 Ep. 18. 2. 
 M»?§e«, ^m, ev, adj. [nemo, nullus,] no one, none, no. Ajfyi^ mfavvKW 8 b* 
 
 avaivETo fxr^hev eXeadai. 2. 500. 
 "Mr}he7TdTe, adv. coniposit. ex furjhe et vote. 
 *Mr;§£7rw, adv. [necdum,] nor yet. Eh'cu bdicel vol firjbe7T(o V TTpdoijjiXois. P. V. 
 
 766. 
 MribtKds, et Mfjbds, 77, o>>, adj. [Medus,] Medisb, Persian. "A V toIoX itdpd-Kl- 
 
 TCKr/naffiy rols MrjblKo7s ypdfovmv. Ran. 938. See also Vesp. 1094. Syn. 
 
 Ylepcntios, Heparins. 
 Mf)bd/j.at, f. rjffdjj.cn, v. [prudenter consulto, delibero, roeditor, statuo,] to 
 
 weigh maturely, to contrive. 'AQdvaTiov detcrjTX QeCjv rate fjfodTo epyd. w. 
 
 444. SYN. BovXevo/itu, e7rXjjiEXEdf.iai, fieXiraio, firj^drdd/Jiai, TEyv 6.2,6 pai, em- 
 
 irparTb), kpya^ofxai. 
 Mr,bds, ids, to, subst. [(l) cura, consilium ; in pi. (2) pudenda. Vid. supr. in v. 
 
 Mi]bea,] care, deliberation, intention. 'Ev 7rvpX brj fiovXai te yevoidTo fi^bld t 
 
 avbpGiv. B. 340. SYN. MeXett], fxiidds, fiovXevud. EpiTH/'A^Oiror, kXvtw, 
 
 •KEirvvfiEvdv, TtvnXvov, ttvkvov, (j)XXov, ijTcXdv, 7T0\vTpd7T0l'. 
 
 Mrjbdriovv, adv. composit. ex juq§£, drX, et ovv, [nihil omnino,] nothing in any 
 
 way, not at all. 
 NLrjKas, dbds, ?/, adj. [quae balat,] bleating. 'Av&pwv j(r]pevei, fioaKct be te firj~ 
 
 Kdbds alyds. i. 124. SYN. EX^ds. 
 "MrjKafiai, perf. fAE/jirjKd, pro yue^r/K^/cd, perf. m. fiEfxaicd, part. aor. ndtcwv, 
 
 unde " fit novum verbum Ionice, juEfirjKto" Damm. [balo, caprisso,] to 
 
 make a noise like a sheep or a goat. 'Acfy^es iiifiaKvlaX, aKovvaoai ond 
 
 apviov. A. 435. See also t. 439. SYN. BXr)xddfxai. 
 * MrjKETt, adj. [non jam, non amplins,] no longer. 'KKeioe pep hy}ketX fiabiC* , 
 
 ctXX' evtidbe. Vesp. 765. SYN. M>) ttXeoi/. 
 Mr)KiaT€vs, Eios, 6, P. N. [Mecisteus,] Mecisteus. MijKitrrevs, 'EyXoio ird'is, ml 
 
 b70S 'AXcOTThJp. 0. 333. 
 
 MrjKiarTTjXdbrjSt ov, 6, patronym. [cujus pater est Mecisteus,] the son of Mecis- 
 teus, sc. Euryalus. Mr)KiGTr)Xdbr]s, teal dir fayaav tev^e ecrvXa. Z. 28. 
 
 MrjKHrrds, superl. a MaKpos, q. v. 
 
 MrjKds, eos, to, subst. [longitudo, proceritas, spatium,] height, length, dis- 
 tance. Yldaov & direipyei fifJKos e/c yams bopv ; Helen. 1267. SYN. Mey e68s. 
 
 MrjKvvio, f. ww, v. [longum facio, produco,] to lengthen, to prolong. Xpdvov 
 bi fxriKvvioiAEV, ovtes aadivels. Here. F. 87« SYN. 'Ektcivu), av^dvb). 
 
 Mijkwv, u)yds, r), subst. [papaver,] a poppy. Kat uvprd, nal fj,f)KU)vd f kcu aXav/x- 
 ppXd. Aves 160. 
 
 MrjXea, as, rj, subst. [malus,] an apple-tree. "Oy^vas fio\ buKas TpeicrKaibeKu, kcu 
 bind fir}Xeas. 1 w. 339- SYN. Mr;X(s. EPITH. ^AyXdoKapTros. 
 
 Mi'iXetds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [ovinus,] of sheep. Hvp§. r ETreoQa]; al/id firjXelov 
 <pdvov, Eur. Electr. 92. 
 
 Mr;Xids, dbds, r/, adj. [Melia,] of Melus, an island in the iEgean sea. M^Xm- 
 bwv vvft^dy. Philoct. 725. 
 
 MrjXXevs, ecjs, 6, et Mr)Xtos, a, ov, adj. [Melius,] of Melus. Kat AwpuV cuav, 
 MrjXtd te koXtcov, ov. Pers. 492. See also Aves 1S6. 
 
 MrjXXs, Ibos, fj, (1) adj. (2) subst. [(1) Maliaca, (2) malus,] (l) of Malia, a dis- 
 trict in Thessaly, (2) an apple-tree. MijXxbd nap Xifxvav. Trach. 637. Syn. 
 (2) MrjXea, pr}Xdt>. 
 
 MriXofioTrip, fjpos, * fir)XdPdTr)s, et firjXdpdrds, ov, 6, subst. [avium pastor, opi- 
 lio,] a shepherd. 'Apyewwv oX&v kteivov b" ZirX ^rjXdftdrfipds. 2. 529* See also 
 
 The wordjU7j\«'a$ is here scanned as a spondee. 
 
MHAO MHNI 575 
 
 ~AL$ch. Suppl. 557- and Cycl. 53. Syn. Uoifii)v t vdjitvs, forty, /ur/XoVdpjs, 
 
 HrjXuvdfidS) [xrjXooKdirds, 
 Mr)\dbdKds, ov, adj. [pecudes recipiens,] sheep-receiving. 'Ev V dpd paXd- 
 
 hotcu). Pyth. 3.47. 
 MrjXd&vrrjs, ov, 6, adj. [pecudes mactans, sacerdos,] cattle-sacrificing, a priest. 
 
 Bwyuous re [xrjXddvras. Iph. T. 11 17» 
 MrjXdXovdr}, rjs, 1), subst. [melolonthe,]a chaffer, a golden-fly. AXvoberov tixnrep 
 
 firiXdXovQrjv. Nub. 671. 
 MfjXdv, ov, to, subst. [(1) ovis, pecus, (2) malum, (3) mamma puellaris,] (l) a 
 
 sheep, (2) an apple, (3) a girl's breast. Ka7rt rots /u//Xots en-avdel. Eccles. 903. 
 
 SYN. (1) 'OTTWjOa, (2) oXs, TrpopaTdv, fiorov, (3) fxaodos. EPITH. (l) ^A- 
 
 yXdov, ypvoeov, iroptyvpeov, (2) aypavXdv , fiadvdpi^, baavdpt%, elpdnoKov, enX- 
 
 ftw/mXdv, tt'iov, fyXov. 
 MrjXdvo/jiris, et firjXdid/dos, ov, 6, subst. [opilio,] a shepherd. "EtXtj be aolat 
 
 nrjXdiojjas. Alcest. 589- See also Cycl. 654. Syn. See MrjXdPdrtip. 
 MtiXdn-dprjos, et firjXdirupetos, ov, 6 et r), adj. [genas malis similes habens,] apple- 
 cheeked, rosy-cheeked. Mvw, k? Avrovoa, % a jj.aX6irdpr]6s 'Ayava. Theocr. 
 
 2fj. I. ' 
 
 MrjXoffKdwds, ov, 6 etrj, adj. [unde pecora conspici possunt,] possessing a view 
 
 of sheep. 'Axpdrarrjv Kopvcprjv fxrjXoaKOTrdv eiadvdftaivcjv. Horn. Hym. 18. 9* 
 Mr)Xoo-7rdpds, ov, 6 et f], adj. [pomis consitus,] planted with apple-trees. f E<r- 
 
 Trsptbujv 6' €7rt nr)Xocnropbv aKrav. Hipp. 739- 
 MriXo(T(()ayE(i), v. [oves macto vel immolo,] to sacrifice sheep. Mr/Xoa^ayetv tZ 
 
 (oovQvtois £7r' keydpais. Aves 1232. 
 
 * M-qXoTpdtybs, ov, 6 et tj, adj. [oves nutriens,] sheep-nourishing. *Ev* dvbp* 
 dirdarjs 'Aaibos fxr]Xorpd<pov. Pers. 7$9' SYN. M.t]Xdj3drbs. 
 
 Mr)Xd<pdvds, ov, 6 et 57, adj. [oves mactans,] sheep-slaughtering. Mr)Xd(f)uvoi.oiy 
 dyataXv. Agam. 709. SYN. M rjXootyayuv. 
 
 * MriXotyopos, 1 ov, 6 et //, adj. [pomifer,] apple-bearing. Xpvoeiov 1 7rfraX<»)vair 8 
 firi\6(p6pov. Here. F. 396. 
 
 Mr}Xd<{>dpeu>, v. [poma gesto,] to bear or carry apples. NefipXbd, rav 7n)pav, 9 
 
 ttoV EfiaXdfdpet. Theocr. Ep. 2. 4. 
 Mr)\w\p, birds, adj. [pomi maturi colorem habens,] like a ripe apple. At ixlv 
 
 dXirptvovaX ftvXrjs eirX /i//Xd7ra Kapnov. rj. 104. 
 Mi)v, tjvos, 6, et IEo\. pels, subst. et (2) * /Jtyjv, adv. [(1) mensis, (2) auteni, 
 
 vero,] (1) a month, (2) but, yet, &c. 'AXX' bre'bt) /jifjves re kciX ^jjilpaX e£ere- 
 
 Xevvro. X. 293. See also T. 11 7- SYN. (1) TeXeatyopos, TripXirXd nevus, iroi- 
 
 kXXos, kvkXQv. 
 Mrjvds, dbos, et M//i'7y, rjs, ?;, subst. [luna,] the moon. Ov Xevffaere fjrjvdbds 
 
 aiyXav ; Rhes. 530. See also Aves 1115. Syn. et Epith. See leXijvrj, 
 
 * Mrjpidu), vid. Mt]vXu). 
 
 Mrividfjids, ov, 0, fj.i)vtfju, urbs, to, et }jly)vXs, Xus , ?/, subst. [ira pcrdurans,] lasting 
 
 anger, continued resentment. Mrjyidfjtdv filv dimppi-^at, <f>XXoTrjTu fr eXeadat. 
 
 II. 282. See also X. 73. and A. 1. Syn. 'Opyh, Ovpds, kotos, e'xfya, x^os, 
 
 EPITH. OhXdjJiivbs, ^aXtTros, uXbos, pupiis, CTuyepds. 
 MrjviaKos, ov, 6, subst. dim. a Mrjvr], [lunula,] a crescent. *Hv be /jli) KplvrjTe, 
 
 \a\KeueaOe /.irjvicrKovs (jibpelv. Aves 1114. 
 Mijriw, f. iff(o, et * jir\vld(a t v. [succenseo, iram foveo,] to be deeply enraged. 
 
 Et 7rep udXd urjvXeX, uXyXou airy. p. 14. See also Apoll. 2. 247. SYN. 
 o\oojj.ai, ^wtojuat, ayavaKTeu), ot opytjs t^w, opyiZof.iat, 
 
 1 This is an anaprcst. dim. acat. ; therefore XP v(T * a}V ' s scanned as a spondee. 
 
 2 The penult, of M-qvlo) in the present and imperf. tenses is always short in Homer, except 
 in the arsis B. 2. 7C9. as also in the Rhes. 590. It is long in the only place where it occurs in 
 the surviving plays of /Eschylus, sc. Eumen. 101. The word is found in the seven plays of 
 Sophocles five times ; but from its position, the quantity of its permit, onnnot be determined. In 
 all the poets the penult, of the future Mrjviffoo is long. See Clark, II. E. 178. 
 
570 MHNY MHTI 
 
 Mijvvrijp, fjpds, et fxr)vvri]s, of7, 6, subst. [index, delator,] an informer, a disco- 
 verer. "E7rov be jj.rjpvaTrjpos, atydeyKTOV typabais. Eumen. 245. See also Moseh. 
 1. 3. 
 
 MrjvvTpdfy ov, to, subst. [premium indicii,] a reward for discovery or informa- 
 tion. Ovk clp fjnjpvfraifjL, ovic ap pirjPVTpdp apoifxrjv. Horn. H. Merc. 364. 
 
 Mtjpvio, 1 f. Verio, v. [indico, nuncio, defero,] to indicate, to delineate. HvXXo- 
 j3e~tv top apbpd tovtop' aXXa fJioi fx-qvveTe. Achai'Il. 206. SYN. A^Xow, beUvvfit, 
 orjfialpio, cLTrotyalvis), C^rfw, Kijpvacroj, CKtyepu). 
 
 Myopes, Ion. pro Maidves, lop, ol, P. N. [Maeones,] the ancient name of the 
 Lydians. See Herod. CI. § J. .and Polymu. § 74. O? kq\ Mrjovas fiyop vno 
 TfiwXo) yeydooTds. B. 866. SYN. Avboi. 
 
 Myopia, as, f], P. N. vel potius adj. voce yrj subaudita, [Masonia,] Maeonia 
 or Lydia. T fi dpd, ical AvkXtjv KaL MrjdpXrjp epcLTetvrjp. Horn. H. ApoSl. 1 79* 
 
 MytivXs, ibos, fj, adj. [Maeonia,] a woman of Maeonia or Lydia. Mrfdvis, fie 
 K-detpd, Tvapijiop efx/jeval 'itcttlop. A. 142. 
 
 M{]7rore, adv. composit. ex {jlyj, et ttote, [nunquam,] never. 
 
 Myirov, et /j,{j7tlos, adv. composit. ex /ui) et ttov or 7rws, [necubi,] no where. 
 
 Mr/mo, adv. composit. ex jj.i) et nio, [nedum,] not as yet. 
 
 Mrjpudos, ov, 7], subst. [funiculus tenuis,] a thread, a fine string. Avttj fxep % 
 [iu'iptpdos ovbep ernravep. Thesm. 928. SYN. Ae<r/*os, oypipXov, ftpdyos, tyvbea- 
 tids. EPITH. Y.irapTOS, evirXeKTOs. 
 
 MripXovrjs, ov, 6, P. N. [Meriones,] a Cretan general at the Trojan war. "ApKpX 
 re Mrjptoprjp, 'Atpdprjd Te A?ft7rt)poV Te, I_83. EPITH. Adi^Qwy, vlos Mo\ov, 
 ijpuis, ciyaKXvros, drdXaPTOs 'AprjX, et 'Evz/dXtw, depdmop et ott&lop 'Ibofieprjos, 
 7re7rpvfXEPds. 
 
 Mrjplop, ov, to, et firjpos, ov, 6, pi. fxrjpXop, to, et fjirjpd, rd, subst. [femur,] the 
 thigh. Airdp eirel kutu pfjp' et.dr}, ical OTrXayyy eixdnaPTo. B. 427* See also 
 Apoll. 2. 693. EPITH. Evfves, dpiaTepop, itaypv, kclXov, fieydp, yvfipop, irioy, 
 aTraXop, Ke-^dpiaf-iepop, QdXepoP, pohoep. 
 
 Mrjpiioj, v. [conglomero, circumvolvo. Vid. Damm. et Steph. Thes. Tom. ii. 
 p. 923=c. 6146.] to wind round, to twist, to furl. "Appepd firjpvoPTo Kara 
 Xpeos' i/yf/l be XalQos. Apoll. 4. SS9« SYN. ^.vfi7rXeKto, e/nrXeKO), dpuXeyio. 
 
 Mijarwp, (opds, et (2) opds, 6, subst. [(1) prudens cogitando et agendo, (2) 
 P. N.] an adviser, a counsellor, Mestor. Mripidvriv re kcu 'AptXXo-^op, ^(jtu}- 
 pds dvrf/s. N. 93. See also H. 257- SYN. (1) E£ elbws, bebdr}/nepos, emoTrijjHjjp, 
 fiijTleTJjs, bdj'ipiop. 
 
 M)]rrjp, Dor. fiaTrjp, Tepos et rpds, et gen. antiq. juLYjTpddep, >;, subst. [mater,] a 
 mother. "E/croo, drdo av [xoX eaaX itdTYip, ku\ TTOTvid /n/7-170. Z. 429- SYN. 
 TeKovad, TOKds, fiajifxr), Tpocpos. EPITH. 0t\?/, yepaXd, dpoaXwraTr], KaXXXro^os, 
 fieXaipd, [AeXwbds, vypa, (j>XXoTeKrds, aSdi'dTrj, bvaa/m/uopos, iiirXobtopos, KXpvprj, 
 irpioroTuicos, dfAVfitov, nebpi), rjVKo^ibs, ttXvvtyi, dfxi]Tiop, ^dpleffffd, 7raXXdnXs, pap- 
 fidpos, alboirj. 
 
 MrjTXdu, et fjrjTXoto, v, [eonsulto, cogito, molior,] to consult, to determine. A>) 
 tote /uir)TXdu)VTd tld(j€ibau)p KaX 'A7roX\w»'. M. 17. See also Apoll. 4. 493. 
 SYN. RovXevofiat, fj.r]Tl£dfjai, /nrj^apdojiai, 
 
 MriTXerrjs, ov, 6, subst. [consiliarius, consultor,] a counsellor. 'AXXd ovwep \itv 
 tIcop, 'OXvfAine, jj,r)TXeT* Zev. A. 508. SYN. BovXevTtjs, dyoprjTris, avveTos t 
 wepfypLOP, (ppopifids. 
 
 Mi]Tidf.iai, f. Xao/xai, v. [consilia agito,] to devise. Meo-cw b' afityoTepuv /i^rtV- 
 oofJiaX exOedXvypd. T. 4l6\ SYN. See Mqriad/iac. 2 
 
 1 The penult, of fxrjvvco in pres. and imperf. is short, Horn. H. Merc. 264. Olymp. 6. 97. and 
 Isthm. 8. 120. where it is followed by a long syllable. ' Though the word is frequently used by 
 Euripides, we meet with no instance decisive of the quantity of its penult. The penult, is long 
 in Soph. (E. C. 1188. ; it is scarcely necessary to add that the penult, of its future and aor. is 
 always long. 
 
 2 The antepenult, of the fut, and aor, is always long. 
 
MHTI MHftN 577 
 
 Mijrideti, eaod, iv, adj. [consilii plenus, artificiose factus,] wise, skilfully made. 
 
 Tola Atos dvydrrjp e^e (papfxaKa /jL-qTcdevrd. b. 227. SYN. UoikXXos, 7roXvfii]rXs. 
 Mijris, Xbos et X6s, fj, subst. [prudens consilium, machinatio,] prudence, con- 
 trivance, wise plan. "O^p' dXXijv <f>paiwvraX eil <pptal /jijrXv djj.eiva). I. 423. 
 
 SYN. BovX?), avieaXs,yvu)j.ir} ) fi-T^os, EirXvoid. EPITH. 'Af^vfiiov, dplarrj, EirTtypw , 
 
 irai'Toh], dfieivwv, Xeirrrj, boXXa, dyavi], irXvvTrj, EirippoBos, opdij, -ayyfiovXos. 
 ^lrj-pdbeXcpds, et firjTpabeXcpeos, ov, 6 et ?/, subst. [matris frater vel soror,] a 
 
 mother's brother, maternal uncle, uncle. Ma-rpdbeXpEovs, 'OXv/j-n-Xa te Qio- 
 
 yviorov. Pyth. 8. 49- 
 MrjrpdXoias, fiyrpoKTovos, firjTpdtydvos, 1 et fxr/TpdipovTrjs, ov, 6 et >/, subst. et adj. 
 
 [matricida,] a matricide. Toi> fjrjrpdXoiav ft egicXexlds u>v Beds. Eumen. 153. 
 
 See also Eumen. 102. Eumen. 257* and Orest. 473. 
 MrjrpXbXos, a, ov, adj. [semen in se habens,] maternal. 'AXX', J TrjdQv avbpeid- 
 
 t6.tu)v kol fjiijTpXbXojv d.KaXr](j)u>v. Lysistr. 549- 
 MrjTpdbdicos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [a matre exceptus,] received by a mother. MXv 
 
 V7rd fxaTpoboKois yova'ts (pvrevffai. Nem. J. 124. 
 
 * MTjrpodev, vid. Mrjrrjp. 
 
 Mr}TpdKaoiyvT}Tr], rjs, rj, subst. [matris germana, matertera,] a mother's sister, 
 an aunt. MaTpdKdviyvfJTai. Eumen. 960. SYN. Mr}TpabeX<f>eds. 
 
 * MrjrpoKTdyeii), v. [matricida sum,] to kill a mother. Mrjrpotc-ovovvTd ; team 
 rub' dviardrai. Orest. 488. 
 
 ^tlrjtpoKTdios, vid. Mrj-pdXotas. 
 
 MriTpd7rdT0)p, opus, 6, subst. [matris pater, avunculus maternus,] mother's father, 
 
 maternal grandfather. 'Mrj-powdrivp, as tikte Qlavu) KaXXiirdpi^ov. A. 224. 
 M^rpo-n-oXXs, ews, >;, subst. [metropolis.] the mother or parent city. T 12 Bai^eO, 
 
 Ba/c^av fjT}Tpo7roXtv Qrjfiav. Anlig. 1122. 
 'MrirpoTtoXos, ov, 6 et 1), adj. [matres curans,] attendant on mothers. Tlplv te- 
 
 Xeacrai /iarpo7ro\w avv 'E\et-0i//a. Pyth. 3. 15. 
 Mrirpotyovos, et /27jrpo(p6vTr)s, vid. MrjrpaXolas. 
 blrjTpvta, as, //, subst. [noverca,] a stepmother. 'E-^dpa yap >/ Viouad /jiTjrpvia. 
 
 renvois. Alcest. 320. EpITH. Bdpeld, bva/uevtis, (jdpv^rivXs, draadaXos. 
 MtjrpwXos et fj.r}TQ£jos, a, ov, adj. [maternus,] maternal. "0^71-6-' dv yfitjcras jjlt)- 
 
 rpwXdv es fieyd boj/jd. r. 410. See also Phcen. 58. 
 Mtjrptos, u)6s, 6, subst. [avunculus maternus,] a maternal uncle. MyrpujaXv 
 
 kKTzpa^ojaXv a'ifj.dros bXxriv. Here. F. 44. SYN. Qelos, /urjTpdbeXcpds, /j.rjTpdndai' 
 
 yvrjTos. 
 M^dvdd/iat, f. y'ladfiai, v. [macliinor, molior, struo,] to contrive, to devise. 
 
 'Avepds v0pi£ovTES aTaaddXd firj-^dvdaadi. v. 370. SYN. ToXvTrevu), eyyeiplu), 
 
 KdraoKeva^b), tirlyeiplii) , avvTarrw, avvTiQqfxX, InXvoEU). 
 Mrjydvi], Tjs, ?/, /urjxdvrj/jd, fifj-^ap, dros, et /uJjfX^' ^ s > T °> subst. [machina, cona- 
 
 men, reraedium,] a means, contrivance, remedy. "Hj> fxoi Tropos tis firiydvi] r 
 
 ifcvpeOrj. Med. 262. See also Here. F. 851. #lsch. Suppl. 602. and Androm. 
 
 534. SYN. MfjrXs, Tex vr 1> 7■£X vao 7 u "• EPITH. n€7rXey/x£»/^, apKvardTT], KpvTrrij, 
 
 aKoreivri. 
 M.ir)(dvX<l)TT}s , firixdvobitpris, firi\dvoppd<p6s , et ^riydvoiroius, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [versu- 
 
 tus, peritus,] clever in inventing machines, planning. RovfdvE, fxrjydvXuTd, 
 
 TtovevfjiEvl bairos IralpE. Horn. H. Merc. 435. See also CE. R. 397- Pax 173. 
 
 SYN. AoXXos, epyuTTjs. v 
 Mrjxdvdeu, eaad, ev, adj. idem ac prceced. 2d0oV tX to uriyJivoEv. Antig. 365. 
 M.ri\dvo^pd<})E(o t v. [artes consuo,] to plot. Avtos kut avrou rapd firixuvoppd<pCi. 
 
 Choeph. 215. SYN. See MrjrXdw. 
 Mrjxdvoppdijtds, vid. MyxdvXurris. 
 Mpw^, ovos, 6, P. N. [Maeon.] 'Ibo/xlvevs 6' dpd tydiarov ivypdro, Mrjoi'ds 
 
 vidv. E. 43. 
 
 1 MrrrpoicrSvos and pLirrpo<p6vos in this sense are paroxyton. MryrpSKrovos and ixrfrp6<povo$ with 
 i passive signification are proparoxyton. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 4 D 
 
578 MIAI MIAT 
 
 Mtaivu), f. dvu, V. [polluo, vitio,] to pollute, 'fts fi)j fiXaivoi fiupbv evyZvzi <j>bvy. 
 
 Ipb. A. 1594. SyN. BdfiTai, LibXvvtt), 7rdXdoYra;, ypaivd), bXacbOeipu), ixbpvaffhf, 
 
 ©veepwrrw. 
 MtaKpoveoj, v. [sanguine me polluo,] to pollute oneself with blood, to commit 
 
 murder, b. Ylbvripav y' alpltjiv, ixXatcpovelp. Iph. A. 1364. Syn. 'AvbpbQb- 
 
 vew, avBpwirootyayeio, £vdpt£h). 
 Miai<l)ot>6s,ov, 6 et f], adj. [qui se caede polluit, crudelis,] polluted with blood, 
 
 murderous, cruel. Ovr eotXv aXXrj <j>prji> ixXaHpoviorspa. Med. 268. SYN. 
 
 'Avbpbtybvbs, XvfjLavrfjp, aTr7]vrjS, QbvXbs, dvboXbs, a'LavXd pe$cov. 
 Miapds, d, ov, adj. [impurus, scelestus, dirus,] impure, wicked. M^re KXdai- 
 
 puv ixXdpos fx eoXhoi. Bacch. 1374. SYN. Mvirdpbs, fiefiriXos, dvbaXbs, ade- 
 
 /i/ffrtos. 
 Miaff/xa. drbs, to, subst. [pollutio, contagium, piaculum,] a stain, pollution. 
 
 'ft0e7i> 6' U7r oiK(t)V navrds, ws pXaafidrbs. CE. R. 24-1. SYN. Mvabs, dybs, bXa- 
 
 <j)6dpa. EPITH. 'AvbaXbv, biibyEvls. 
 MtcHTTwp, opds, 6, subst. [(l)inquinator, contaminator ; (2)malus genius, furia 
 
 vindex,] a polluter, an avenging fiend. X' &<joi arvyovaXv dvboXovs inaaTbpds. 
 
 Eur. Electr. 687- SYN. Avueibv, dXaoTiop, [iXdpbs. 
 MiyacoLiai, vid. Mtyvvpt. 
 MXyds, dbbs, 6 et f], adj. [irriistus, promiscuus,] mixed, promiscuous. IloXXot 
 
 6' etwvtov fiXyabes, etc te rpavfjidriov. Androm. 1131. SYN. Macros, dblvbs. 
 Mtyd, iiiybd, et p.iybr)v, adv. [niistim,] mixedly. 'A^vv/xevovs oppoio 7reXas 
 
 iiXyd OrjXvrepripXi'. Apoll. 4. 1345. See also ft. 77, and Apoll. 3. 1380. 
 
 SYN. 'Avdfxij;, £7TtjUti;, ^vpbrjv, dvd/jiiybrjv. 
 MlyvvLtX et iiiyvvio, f. fil^o), fjtXya^djxai, et fxiayw, v. [misceo,] to mix, to adorn, 
 
 to have intercourse with. 'Apyeld ecu Kafyietd fxlfavres fieXij. Phcen. 896. 
 
 See also Nein. 4. 35. 0. 271. and ft. 91. Syn. 'Avd^iyvvLiX, KaTafxiyvvfiX. 
 Mxbas, ov, 6, P. N. [Midas,] Midas. T ft MXba, ml <J>pv£, /fo/jcpd/xeire, kul Md- 
 
 (rvvTXa. Vesp. 433. 
 Mlbiaris, Xbbs, y, patronym. [a Midea sata,] the daughter of Midea, the con- 
 cubine of Electryon. 'AXtcjut'ivas vlos MtbearXbds i]p(Avas. Theocr. 13. 20. 
 *Mt$eid, as, rj, P. N. [Midea,] a town in Boeotia. O'i te irbXvoTdtyvXov" Apvriv 
 
 Zyov, o'i te Mxbeidv. B. 507. 
 M.iKKos, fiUicvXos, jMxpos et aiiiKpbs, d, bv ; compar. t\ttwv, fiiKporlpos, ^ipoTE" 
 
 pbs, eXdy/W; superl. /ifcpordrds, eXdy/ords, rJKLffTos, adj. [parvus, exiguus,] 
 
 small, few. The penult of Lwcpbs is long, cf. Wolf. Anal. 4. p. 509. Kai tclv 
 
 aiXovpov, tu.v erp'e/ue OrjpXa fiuctca. Call. 6. 110. See also Mosch. 1. 13. 
 
 Orest. 456. and p. 7^7- Syn. Bcufo, bXXybs. 
 MXKpb7rbXiTr}s, ov, 6, subst. [parvaj urbis civis,] a citizen of some obscure town. 
 
 MiKpb7rbXiTas ditb^vai. Equit. 814. 
 MtKrbs, 17, by, adj. [permistus,] mixed. Iiceipai to itoart)' iiy\ tX lwctov itaivi- 
 
 rat; Thesm. 1114. SYN. MefAiy/iEvbs, fxXyds, crvLiiiiyrjs, Qvprbs, avfiiiiKTos, 
 
 fii-^deis. 
 M/Xa£, vid. 1fii\a£. 
 MxXfioXoi, u>v, o\, P. N. {Milesii,] the Milesians, the inhabitants of Miletus. 
 
 See in Aa(3pa%. 
 MiXrjTbs, ov, r/, P. N. [Miletus,] the principal city of Ionia. Ot Mt'X^ro^ exov, 
 
 QOeipwr t bpbs aKpXToQvXXbv. B. 868. EPITH. 'Epdreo'iy, rpv(j)Epa t Zpefjivr), 
 
 evaXbs, iiiEpbeaoa. 
 MiXriabrjs, ov, 6, P. N. [Miltiades.] Olds Trep 'ApioTeibri TpoTEpov, Ka\ MiXrtdSp 
 
 IvvEoiTei. Equit. 1325. 
 MtXrd7rdpr?#s, ov, 6 et ^/, adj. [proram minio illitam habens,] having ochre- 
 colored prows. Tw & dud vfJES EtrovTo bvutbiKa tiiXTb7rdpyot. B. 637» 
 MlXrbs, ov, ^, subst. [minium, robigo,] red earth, ochre. Kat brjrd irbXvv ^ 
 
 fxiXrbs, SZiev 0/Xrdre. Eccles. 378. SYN. Bd///id, Epvoifiri* 
 MiXrdw, v. [minio inficio,] to mark with ochre. To a^ptvXov <j>evyovai rb /u?- 
 
 IxiX-wfJLEvbv. Acharn. 22. Syn. Mt'Xrdw, /3d7rrw. 
 
MIAfl MISO 579 
 
 MlXuv, 1 wvds, 6, P. N. [Milo.] 'Ev t{]v<j> yap rfjvds* id* to k6\Z, Kat Xeye Mt'Xwv. 
 
 Theocr. 8. 51. 
 Miyua/DKus, vds et fiifiapicts, f}, subst. [farciminis genus,] a hare pudding made of 
 
 the blood and inside of a hare. 'AW r) npo beiirpov ttjp pXfiapKw KdreSd/mt. 2 
 
 Acharn. 1112. 
 Mlfjias, avrds, 6, P. N. [Mimas,] (1) the name of a giant; (2) also that of an 
 
 island not far from Chios, where the giant Mimas was buried. See Damm. 
 
 in P. R. Avtos b' 'Irv/iovija TreXwpXoPy rfbl Mtytavru. Apoll. 2. 105. EpiTH. 
 
 (2) 'Hvefideis, v\\nKprijxp6s, iranraXoeis, vXcpoeis. 
 Mi/ued/uai, v. [imitor, imitatione exprimo,] to imitate. Tt bfjr, £7ret5>) tovs aXeic- 
 
 Tpvopds a-wavTa fiifxe'i. Nub. 1430. SYN. 'A7retfcac?w, vnoKpird/jiai, etrfkoio, 
 MifiTjfjid, aids, to, et * pi fujats , ews, fj, subst. [irnitamentum, imitatio, imago,] 
 
 a thing imitated, representation. *A faa 'Epipiis iivat pi fxfj para. Iph. T. 295. 
 
 See also Ran. 109. SYN. EIkojp, e'Uaafia, dyaXpd. EPITH. Iliicjodr, fxvbpoK- 
 
 TVTTOP, CLVtItvITOV. 
 
 * Mifjtrjreds, op, adj. verbal, [imitandus,] must imitate. 'Hpe'is be, tovs vtovs 
 yap ov fiijj.rjTe6v. Hipp. 113. 
 
 M.i/ju>c'i£u>, et fxlfjivit). Vid. Meno. 
 
 Mtfjivfiaicu), v. [in memoriam revoco,] to recall to mind ; in middle v. to remem- 
 ber. Mifj.vrjffK' i] yap dvpov h'l OTriQeaoXv sfxoioXv. £. I69. SYN. 'AvdfiifA- 
 
 VTI<TK0). 
 
 M'tjudsy ov, 6, subst. [mimus, imitatio,] a mimic, imitation. Terpavovv fjuptiv 
 
 e-Xjuv e-nX. Rhes. 253. (Ionic, a minor, dim. hypercat.) Syn. Mi/xrio-Xs, [xifxrifxa, 
 
 eipwp, vnot:pXH]s. 
 Mtpddo), v. [stercore inquino,] to daub with filth. Mtydujad/Jiev 0\ Coairep 
 
 rpayov. Plut. 313. SYN. MXalvu), KOTrpduj, aTroGKopcudZu. 
 Mivvai, tjv, ol, P. N. [Minyae,] a noble family in Orchomenus, who afterwards 
 
 settled at Iolchus in Thessaly, and accompanied Jason in the Argonautic 
 
 expedition ; hence the Argonauts are called Minyae. HapQevXttifv, MXvvaiaX 
 
 (pepuv x&pw' eyyv&l 6' "Apyos. Apoll. 4. 1074. EPITH. "Hpwes, aoXXels, 
 
 apiOTfjes. 
 MXpvcios, et Ion. fjiXvvrjXds, a, ov, et fj.XvvrjXs t Xbos, rj, adj. [Miny'ius,] of the 
 
 Minyae. Ot 5' 'AairXrjbopd valov, ib' 'Opxopepop MXpvewp. B. 511. See also 
 
 Apoll. 1. 763. and Apoll. 1. 233. 
 MXvxiQu), et Ion. imp. * nXvvQkoKto, v. [imminuo, minuo,] to diminish, to waste. 
 
 Zevs 6' dpiH]v aibpecaXv otpeXXet re fiivvdei re. Y. 242. See also £. \J, SYN. 
 
 'EXarrow, koXovu), <pdeipu), Kadatpeoj, papaivw. 
 MipvpOo:, adv. [parumper, paulisper,] for a little while. Et 701600* eXOotpi 
 
 filvvvda Trip els -narepos bib. X. 500. SYN. MX~Kpov, eirX /juxpop, /3pdyv. 
 MXwvdabxds, a, dp, adj. [breviter durans,] of short duration, short-lived. Mij- 
 
 Tep, end fx ereices ye fJiXpvpddbXuv irep eopra. A. 352. 
 Mipvpigoj, et fxXpvpd/jLat, v. [exili voce lamentor, minurio,] to complain with a 
 
 slender voice, to moan, to whine. Av^povs eyovres, ica) iupvpl£ovT€s peXr], 
 
 Vesp. 219. See also Agam. 15. Syn. ZXpvpdfjLai, dbvpopai, kXcioj, dprf- 
 
 V€(o, am^w, Opeofxai. 
 MXpvpds, a, op, adj. [stridulus,] plaintive. kvoaXyei tv^ pXpvpd dped/xepas. 
 
 Agam. 1135. (Double dochm.) 
 MtVws, wds, 6, P.N. [Minos,] son of Jupiter and Europa, and king of Crete. 
 
 "EvO' j'jTOi Mipwa Xbop, Aids ayXdop v'iop. X. 56j. EPITH. Kpy'iTTj enXovptis, 
 
 tiXdo<ppu>p, oapiarvs Atos, 7roXtos. 
 MipwXos, op, et fiipwXs, xbds, %, adj. [Minoius,] of Minos, Cretan. 'ArfliSd, 
 
 ical niXayos Mtv&ldv, et vv nov, rjpws. Apoll. 4. 1564. See also Apoll. 2. 
 I 299- 
 MtZofiappapds, op, adj. [semibarbarus,] half barbarian. 'tis aXXd^pws 
 
 dirXoioi, nityfiapfiapds. Phoen. 138. 
 
 1 See Villoison. Anecdot. Gr. p. 291. J Vid. Elmsl. in 1. c. 
 
580 MIHO MI2X) 
 
 MiZdhXa, as, if, subst. [mixtio viarum,] a varied way. Kvvrtya ixilfihl^aiv aXos 
 
 paiOTYipXix. vrjwv. Apoll. 4. 921. 
 Mt£ddr)p, rjpds, 6, adj. [semifer,] of a monster's mingled form. Kai mldQr)- 
 
 pas (pwTas 'nnrelas r' dypas. Ion ll6l. 
 Mi$odpdds, ov, 6 et r], adj. [mixto clamore,] with mingled or_confused clamor. 
 
 Mitodpoov (3apeias. Sept. Theb. 321. 
 Mt%6fi(3pdTds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [semi-homo,] only half human. Botov eodp&vres 
 
 bvcylph juiZo/jfipdrov* jEsch. Suppl. 577' 
 Mityvopds, ov, 6 et f], adj. [in pascuis versans,] mixing in the flock. Mt£o- 
 
 vofxov re TTariip ipXfov, teat <r%&TXios l%dvs. Simon. 102. 
 Miid7rap6evds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [semivirgo,] of a virgin's mingled form. Mi£d- 
 
 napdevos, bciXov repas. Phoen. 1037. 
 Miffyayneta, as, fj, subst. [" locus depressus, in quern a montibus circum- 
 
 positis aquae coufluunt." Damm.] a hollow between two mountains where 
 
 torrents meet, a ravine. 'Es fxiaydyKeiav avjufiaXXETov b(3pi/j.ov vbwp, A. 453. 
 
 SYN. Xctpa6pa. 
 M/ayw, vid. Miyvvfii. 
 Mt<T£u>, f. ijffio, v. [odi, aversor, repudio,] to hate, to abominate. Ovk dv fxe 
 
 fxiaibv dvl-^opev 'zpivvaiv ; Orest. 575. SYN. Drvyew, aTroarvylb), k^Qaipta, 
 
 airey^daiph), bt eydpds e\w. 
 Mitrripa, dros, et fitads, eos, to, subst. [odium,] hatred, object of hatred. 
 
 Avetv, \aKa£eti>, ahxppdvwv fjuafijiarai Sept. Theb. 170. See also Hipp. 
 
 1252. SYN. ^Aire^Qeid, a.7re^dr]fid, e^dos, bvap.lvetd, trrvyos. 
 Mtcrrjrela, fxiar}TXa, as, r/, subst. [insatiata libido,] abandoned lust, profligacy. 
 
 MevetoI deot, Kal fxri, irohlhti, fiiat]Tiav. Aves l620. SYN. Uopveid, airXrjaTia, 
 MtarjTds, r), dv, adj. verbal, [abominandus, odiosus, libidinosus: quidam inter- 
 
 pretantur, quasi fjLiayrjTos a fxiayd/iat, libidinosus, sed hoc non opus est,] 
 
 detestable, lascivious. Ovk olbiv old yXwvod fxiarjTfjs kvvos. Agam. 1199* 
 
 SYN. 'AttE^O^S, (TTVyrjTOS. 
 
 MiaQdptdv, ov, to, subst. [mercedula,] a paltry reward. 'And yap Tovb' fyce 
 tov fjuaddpiov. Vesp. 300. 
 
 MiadapvEit), et fjnadd(f)dpE(o, v. [mercedem capio,] to receive wages. "Qaot be 
 fjuadapvovvres r/vvaav Tabs. Antig. 302. See also Eccles. 18S. 
 
 MicrdapxXbqs, ov, 6, subst. [magistratus mercenarius,] a mercenary magistrate 
 or officer. 2i) 5' ej; orov Trip 6 7ro\e/ios, fiiodapyXbqs. Acharn. 597 • 
 
 Mtcrddbdrrjs, ov, 6, adj. [qui mercedem persolvit,] one who gives pay or re- 
 ward. Miadobdras flroXt/ialos eXevdepu) olds dpiaros. Theocr. 14. 59. 
 
 Mtados, ov, 6, subst. [merces, praemiurn,] wages, a reward, bribe. Evbatfidvolris 
 fiiaQov i]bio-T0)v Xoyutv. Eur. Electr. 231. SYN. Avrpov, teXos, j3pdj3e~idv. 
 EpiTH/'A^ios, prjTos, ala^pos, fisyds, drjbrjs, dnovos, deiKr/s, irpoafdpos, 
 
 Miffdofopeit), vid. MiadapiEit). 
 
 Mi(rdd<pdpos, et fuadiDTds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [mercede conductus,] hired. M«r0d- 
 (pbpoi Tptripeis. Equit. 555. SyN. MhtOwtos. 
 
 Miaddto, v. [mercede loco,] to give for hire. Elr ovk ey&, bovs bv dfidXovs, 
 fiiarduHTd/nai. Vesp. 52. 
 
 * MitrOiords, adj. vid. Miadfrpopos. 
 
 Miadbripos, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [populum vel civitatem suam in odio habens,] ha- 
 ting a democratic form of government. 2o£ Xdyovs, c5 fjaoobrifxE. V r esp. 473. 
 
 MtcrddEos, ov, adj. [Deos exosus,] hating the gods. MtaddZov /jev ovv, iroXXd, 
 ovviffTopd. Agam. 1058. SyN, 0£o/.(/o-^s, BiooTvyiis. 
 
 MiardXdKwv, tovbs, 6 et f], adj. [Lacedaemoniis inirnicus,] a hater of the Lacedae- 
 monians. Tldvv ftiadXdKwv avrov '&tXv els t&v baKTvXiov. Vesp. Il60. 
 
 MicTuXaiudxps, ov, a et r/, adj. [Lamachi, imperatoris bellicosissinii, osor,] hating 
 Lamachus, unwarlike. 'HfiEpa ydp e^EXa/xxj/sv ijbZ fXKrbXafxdxds. Pax 304. 
 
 Mtad-n-dXis, Ecos, 6 et rj, adj. [civitatem exosus,] hating the state or city, 'fts 
 Itt dvbpd fxiaoTToXXv. Vesp. 411. SYN. Mtadbtifids. 
 
 MiobiropTruKioTdTds, rj, dv, adj. [mauiibriis clypei, vel hello, inimicissimus,] 
 
M1I0 MNHI 581 
 
 having the greatest hatred to war. "l6\ <5 ytvaiK&v fjuadTropiraKHr-aTri. Pax 
 
 661. 
 Mlabs, ids, to, vid. Miarjfjia. 
 MtaTvWat, v. [in partes minutas seco,] to cut into small pieces. MiarvWov r 
 
 apar dXXd, KaX a^fi b(3eXo~i<rXv erceipdv. A. 465. SyN. Amreyuvw, kdrare/uvw, 
 
 fjepi£(o. • 
 
 Miros, ov, 6, subst. [filum, Iicium, fides citharae,] thread, the woof , a string. 
 
 Keiodu) bbpv fioi (mtov a/juptTrXeiceiv Eur. fr. Eurysth. 6. 1. 
 MXrpa, as, ?/, subst. [cingulum, balteus, zona,] a broad belt about the loins, a 
 
 girdle. See Damm. in v. and Stepb. Tom. ii. p. Q52=c. 6l94. Kal irpoa- 
 
 TrXrvei vXv' b he /niTpav ko/jtjs and. Bacch. 1 104. SYN. Zwvr), raivta, hXdbrjfid. 
 
 EpiTH. 'Avdbe-bs, 7rapdevXKrj, deX£f<j>p(s)V, 7rbXvavde/ubs, epv/ud ^poos. 
 Mfrpo^dpeu), v. [mitram gesto,] to wear a girdle. 'EfjiXTpbtybpovv re, Kal bteicXCJvT 
 
 'iiaviKibs. Thesm. 163. 
 MXTvXrjva'tos , a, bv, adj. [Mitylenaeus,] of Mitylene. Top MXrvXijva'iop, iralbd 
 
 Tov'Tppabew. Call. Ep. 1.2. 
 MXrv\i)vr}, ijs, I], P. N. [Mitylene,] the principal city in Lesbos. AwpbhbKri- 
 
 rravT e/c MitvXi]vt]s. Equit. 834. * 
 
 MXtvXos, t], op, adj. [mutilus, cornibus carens,] mutilated, having no horns. 
 
 Tr/pav tciv fiXrvXav biooGJ to. bxbaKrpd toX aiyd. Theocr. 8. 86. SYN. Kd- 
 
 Xbs, K'dXo/3ds. 
 MXrojbrjs, ebs, et fMTp&bris, 6, r/, adj. [e bono stamine factus, textilis,] well twisted. 
 
 T&pbyw jjX-tobei aivhbvos KdQrjjxevriP. Antig. 1222. 
 Mvd, as, t], subst. [mina ; varii ponderis apud diversos : vid. Steph. torn. ii. 
 
 p. 952=c. 61^6.) a mina. "Or avreboKa y' avrX Twpbe fivdv ttotZ. Pax 1251. 
 Mvaw, (2) voc. med. nvdb/xat, et fivfj&Kbfta^ v. [(1) in memoriam revoco, (2) (a) 
 
 recordor, memoro, mentionem facio, (ft)ambio,] (l)to put in, or recall to, 
 
 mind ; (2) to remember, to court. Nootov brj fivT^aai, jueyddv^ov Tvbebs vie. 
 
 K. 509' See also Anacr. 170. Syn. (1) Mc/m/row, fxpr}[jibpevu t vnopvaw, 
 
 didfutjj.ir](n:(i), (2) {b^irpo^xvdbjxai, /nt'Tjarevu), avTiiroiovfiat. 
 Mveia, as, fAvrifirj, \Lvr\ixbovvr\, rjs, et jivriarXs, Xos, f], subst. [memoria, recordatio, 
 
 mentio,] recollection, memory ; also, personified, the mother of the nine Muses. 
 
 See Hes. Theog. 916. Kdvwv be twv ttoIv p,r)hepos fxveiav eyeiv. Phoen. 474. 
 
 See also Iph. A. 302. 0. 181. et v. 280. Phr. Movab/uitiTwp epydrXs a7ravTu>v. 
 M.vrjfia, a.Tos f fiv-qftelbv, et Ion. ixrr}^xi]Xbv, et ^vqixbavvbv, ov, to, subst. [monu- 
 
 mentum,] a monument, a memorial. Herpots re Xevei fivTijJLd XaXvov narpos. 
 
 Eur. Electr. 328. See also Iph. A. 1240. Pyth. 5. 64. and Vesp. 536. Syn. 
 
 ^Iprjfjtbcrvvbv, oTifjta, arjfjieibv. 
 'MvTj^dt'evc}, v. [(1) memini, (2) memoro,] (l)to remember; (2) to mention. 
 
 i E.fxvr)fi6vevae b\ wanep avdpwTros kclkos. Androm. 1153. SYN. Mvdbfxat, fitfx- 
 
 vfiOKofJiai, /.iEfJvr)[jiai, fjun'iprjv e^w, fjunjcrKOfiui. 
 Myrj/jbi'XKos, r), by, adj. [bona memoria praeditus,] having a retentive memory. 
 
 Et fivrifidrtKds el. b. bub rpuKia, vi) top Am. Nub. 483. SYN. Mvijfiwv. 
 Mvrjfjibovpbv, vid. ^lvfj/ud. 
 Mvt'iptov, bvbs, adj. [memor,] mindful of, grateful. 'Anbbovpai fxoi ti)p x«/ 3 '*' 
 
 vfids eUbs, Kal fjipyj/jibpus eipai. Pax 76I. SYN. MrrjfubvXKbs, enXfjeX^s, fxvi]f.Lr,v 
 
 tX<i)V, fXVl](JT(iip. 
 
 MvTjaXKaKeoj, v. [injuriae sum memor, succenseo,] to bear in mind an injury, to 
 
 resent. MvrtflK&Krjaai ti)v ^XXkXcxv (£ %s eriOTTbrpbfr'idris. Nub. 999. SYN. 
 
 Xd\e7r«/Vw, ayjtvaifrita, bvaQvpeu), bva^tpalru}, rt^itvpeladat. 
 MvTjoiTn'ifKov, bvbs, adj. [rnalorum memor,] remembering misfortunes. Mvqeri'- 
 
 •Ki]}xb)V xbvos, Kal Trap* u-kovtus. Again. 173. 
 'Mvi'iffKdfiai, vid. Mjdw. 
 NviiaTapu, vid. MvrjarTi. 
 MvTjaTevfiu, dros, to, subst. [desponsatio,] an alliance, an espousal. 'Epe< he 
 
 hi) tXs, u) ko-ku fivr}(TT€VfjLdTd. Phcen. 489* SYN. Mvt)otvs. 
 ^Ivr](jT€v(o t et nvrjoTtu), v. [nuptias iiinbio, concilio ; procum ago,] to act the 
 
582 MNHI MOIP 
 
 suitor, to espouse. 'AW fi irlwovQa heivd" fiy^trrevta ydfiovs. Iph. A. 852. 
 See also Theocr. 18. 6. SYN. Mvadpat, ydfieio. 
 
 Mj^otj), fjs, et fivrjoretpd, as, %, adj. [desponsata, nupta,] betrothed, wedded. 
 'AvbpdaXv, § tcai /mv fj.vr)(TTr}V KOfxeovoX rbtcfjes. Apoll. 1. 780. See also Isthm. 
 2.7. SYH.Taprideiffa. 
 
 Mvriarrjp, ijpos, 6, subst. [procus,] a suitor, a lover. Ticcurdai fxvtjtrrfjpds vnep- 
 fiaalrjs dXeyeivfjs. y. 206. SYN. 'EeSvwnys, vvfxtyXbs. EPITH. 'Aytivwp, V7repr]~ 
 vbpeuv, dyavbs, dvTXdebs, vwepfiXbv vfipXv e^wv, VireptyXakos, dvatbijs, x^Xeiros, 
 
 OJKVfjldpds. 
 
 WLvfjarXs, vid. Mvela. 
 
 MvrjffTvs, i)bs, >/, subst. [" studium proei ad conciliandam sibi sponsam." 
 Damm.] courtship. Kcu fxvrjuTvv' avros yap etyeXKeraX dvbpd aXbrjpos. n. 294. 
 
 * Mvjjorwp, bpbs, 6, adj. [qui meminit,] mindful. Mvr/arbpes eare pot. Sept. 
 Theb. 165. Syn. See M%wy. 
 
 M.vXbeis, eaad, ev, adj. [muscosus,] mossy. YVavTX\ yap revdyos, itavTt) fxvXb- 
 evrd j3vdo"id. Apoll. 4. 1237. 
 
 * Mvwbfxat, poet, pro Mvwfxai, vid. Mmw, 
 
 Mbyepbs, a, bv, adj. [aerumnosus,] laborious, painful, calamitous. Irvyepbs 
 eyd>. b. fioyepos eyw. Acharn. 1207. SYN. Mo^drjpbs, aQXXos, novripos. 
 
 Mbyeta, f. rj(TU) t v. [cum gemitu laborem efficio, laboro,] to effect with labor, to 
 toil. *Hs et:X aoL fxaXd 7r6XX' eirddov, ical 7roXXd /uoyrjtra. I. 488. See also 
 Apoll. 4. 9^2. SYN. Yloveu), Kafivw, KonXdio, fio^deio, orXeio, KaKoTradea). 
 
 MbyXs, adv. [segre, vix,] with difficulty, scarcely, 'lov, Xov' 1 dis k^l-nvevad pbyXs, 
 CLKparbs f] \dpXs. Cycl. 576. SYN. MoXts, %tiXe7ra/s, bvvyepGts. 
 
 Mbybs, ov, 6, subst. [labor durus et aerumnosus,] toil, paiu. 'Ibp^d', ov Hbpioad 
 fxoyw ; KdfxeTrjP be juoX 'lxttol, A. 27« SYN. Tlbvus, Ka/xdrbs, orXbs. EpiTH. 
 'O'icivpbs, arvyepbs, beivbs, bXbos. 
 
 MbyoaroKos, ov, y, adj. [(1) parientibus opitulans ; (2) cum difficultate multa 
 pariens,] (1) assisting women in labor ; (2) bringing forth with difficulty. Av- 
 rdp eiretbri tov ye fibyoaTOKos JLlXelduid. II. 187* 
 
 MbBbs, ov, 6, subst. [pugna, concursus praeliantium,] a fight, turmoil. "AXXoV 
 ETrai^aaKe Kara jibBov, aXXbre & avre. 2. 159. SYN. QopvjSbs, /jlo-^Oos, fxaxVy 
 brjXbTTjS, epXs, icvboifibs, rdpa^. EPITH. Alvbs f beivbs, orvyepbs, brfibs, oicpvoeis, 
 epXKvbrjs, oXbbs, rj^eis, dXeyeivos, b'i£vpbs, <j)6vios, al/jdrbeis, arvyvbs, /udXepos. 
 
 MbOiop* iavbs, 6, subst. [verna,] a saucy slave. See in KbfiaXbs. Epith. $Xi/- 
 apbs, (poprXxos, alamos, dXd£<ov, aTifibs. SYN. Qlnbyevris, 
 
 MoTipd, as, ij, subst. [(1) pars, portio, sors, conditio; (2) fatum, lethum,] (l)a 
 part, division, condition, (2) fate, death. Odvelv yap avrw /jio~tpd AeX^uw IX- 
 <l>ei. Orest. 1673. SYN. Mepbs, tv^V* V TrEnpwp-evr), (2) fibpbs, fiopoX/ubv, bal- 
 fxwv, dvdyKtj, KXijpos, Qdvdros, Krjp, 7rfifjid. EPITH. ^.vawvvfibs, /cdfcj), Kpdrai?), 
 XaXenrl, irarpioXa, <pXXXa, evvbjj.bs, TroXvirbvos, dbaKpvs, avrbyeip, TeXeaaXbu>reipd, 
 dydQrf, KaXij, Xvaads, fieydXrj, bvardXaivd, dtyvicrbs, dXbrjXos, dviiajTbs, bva/xbpbs, 
 XevydXea, olnrpd, iroXvnbvbs, bXorj, XXyv<pQoyyos, reXecrtybpbs, 7rik'pd, dXeyeii'rj, 
 fidpeld, dvayicrjs olaKoorpbtybs, [xaKpaiojv. See K//p. 
 
 Moipdoj, v. [divido, mecl. sortior,] to allot, divide, to receive as portion. Obbe 
 vv 7tcj TraibeaoXv dyaXXbjxevos ju.ejjibpr]TO. Apoll. 1. 973. SYN. Aay^drw, enifioi- 
 pdbfxai, btdfxoipdb/jiai, KXrjpbio, fjiepi^io, biaipeu). 
 
 Moiprjyevrjs, ebs, 6, //, adj. [ad felicitatem natus,] born to a happy destiny. T ft 
 fjtdKap'Arpeibr), fxoiprjyeves, oXfiXbbalfxbv. F. 182. SYN."OX/3tos, evbaifMov. 
 
 Moiprjyerrjs, ov, 0, adj. [qui fatum agit,] the leader of fate. OX povvoi nbXeiov 
 fjiotprfyeraX, ijbe itdpebpoi. Apoll. 1. 1127- 
 
 MotpXbXbs, a, bv, adj. [fatalis, fato eveniens,] fated, happy. OvbevX jj.oipXbXa 
 tXgXs k'pxeraX. (E. C. 228. SYN. A'iaXfjibs, fiopaXfxbs, fibpXfibs, etfiapfievos, tre- 
 7rpu)fievbs, fjibpbeis, fxoipoKpavrbs. 
 
 * 'Io{>, lov, extra metrum est. 
 
 2 Mo0o)j/ is also a kind of obscene dance performed by slaves. See Schol. Aristoph. Equit. 
 694. and Jul. Pollux, lib. iv. §. 101. 
 
MOIP MONA 583 
 
 MoipotcpavTds, ov, adj. [a fato perfectus,] effected by fate. Moiptitcpavrdv is 
 
 9jfxdp. Choeph. 602. 
 Moix&ypta, toy, ra, subst. [adulterii mulcta,] damages paid by the adulterer. 
 
 XwXos eu>v, rex^'V^ 1 ' to teat fioi^aypV o<f>eXXei. 6. 332. 
 Moixevu), v. [moechor, adulter sum,] to debauch, to commit adultery. "ftorrrep 
 
 irpoTepov /Jioixevaovres Tds'AXKfxfjvas Karefiaivov. Aves 558. 
 Moixos, ov, 6, subst. [adulter, mcechus,] an adulterer, a debauchee. Moi\os 
 
 yap rjv tvxv s dXovs, *rdb* avrepeis 7rpo$ avrov. Nub. 1079- SYN. Ma^Xos, 
 
 iropvos. 
 * Moiyorpd-Kos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [meretricios mores habens,] courtezan-like. 
 
 T«s /joixpTpd7rovs, tcls arbpepaarpXas KaXiov. Thesm. 392. 
 MoXyds, ov, 6, subst. [(]) bulga, culeus ; (2) depeculator,] a sack; a public rob- 
 ber. MoXyov yeveadai be~t ce. b. kclv ye tovtloX. Equit. 9^3. 
 MoXeco, f. yah), 2 aor. efioXov, perf. /ueju^XwKa, quasi a jSXoxtkw, v. [propero, ac- 
 
 cedo,] to hasten, to go, to come. *H Havos opyds, rj tXvos Oeiov fidXeiv. Med. 
 
 U69. SYN. ^.Trevbto, irpdaepxoiJ.cn, t)kio. 
 MoXificos, s. /uoXXflds, ov, 6, et fxdXipbXs, Xbos, ij, forma antiquiori, fidXvfibos, 
 
 fidXvfibis, subst. [plumbum,] lead, a mass of lead. Ttjktos fidXvfibds e£dva- 
 
 orf)aio a eyw. Androm. 266. See also A. 237. and Call. fr. 159. 
 MoXis, adv. [aegre, vix, cum difficultate,] scarcely, with difficulty. Tovt olv 
 
 rjfiels ewXdvfxovvTes, fxoXXs evpfifxep, were yevecQai. Plut. 492. SYN. See 
 
 MvyXs. 
 MoXiojp, ovos, 6, P. N. [Molion.] UaaavbXrj' fierd be afi MoXiope dwprjo- 
 
 aovrb. A. 708. EPITH. 'AicropXiov, avrXQeos, Oipdniov. 
 MoXofipds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [(l)gulosus, vorax ; (2)mendicus,] a glutton, a men- 
 dicant. T ft iroitoX, ibs 6 fj,dXoj3pds einTp6xdbr)v dydpevei. a. 26. SYN. Flrw^os, 
 
 dbrjtydyos. 
 MoX7rakio, f. affoj, v. [canto, decanto, celebro,] to celebrate. Ty <puvrj hoXtto.- 
 
 $.u)V. Ran. 379- SYN. MeXrw, deibto, dvdfieXirto, vfxveio, dvvjj.veio, 
 M0X7D7, rjs, f], subst. [cantus cum saltatione; carmen. Vid. Damm. in v.] singing, 
 
 song. MoX-n-tjs re yXvtcepfjs KaX dfivfuovos 6pxyQf*oio. \p. 146. SYN. MeXos, 
 
 tobrj, dotbrj, <piovri, vfivos. EPITH. A.Xyvpr), eWaroyos, Ifiepoetrad, fxeXXrjbris, Aw- 
 
 pXs, jieiXXxXa, (poifids, evtypuv, evfjtovaos, evrvx^s, baicpvppdds, epdrr), reddXvld, 
 
 PHR. KaXXXxopov tcXddp7)s (jieXXrjbed /jloXttiiv. 
 MoX7rribdi>, adv. [cum cantu,] with songs. MoXirrjbdv evQrjfirjoev, opdXor 5' dfxd. 
 
 Pers. 395. 
 MdXvpbaivd, rjs, r), subst. [massa plumbea,] a mass of lead. 'H be ^oXv^balvy 
 
 iKtXri es fivcrodv opovaev. ft. 80. SYN. MoXvfibis. 
 "MoXvfibos, et /joXvfibXs, vid. MoXtfibos. 
 
 MdXvfiboxoeoj, v. [plumbum fundo, conflo,] to run lead. MoXv/35ox&?ffavras 
 j kvkXij) jcepX ra a<j)vpd. Eccles. 1110. 
 MdXvvo7rpayfioveo), v. [res foedas facio,] to be engaged in a disgraceful business. 
 
 'ATritiXdnrjV fjLdXvv87rpayfiovov/jievds. Acharn. 381. 
 MdXvptj, f. vput, v. [(1) tingo, inficio, (2) polluo, inquino,] to stain, to dye, to 
 
 defile. Kat fioXvvwv r>)v vTci\vi\v, kqx kvkSjv tcls eff^apas. Equit. 1286. SYN. 
 
 KrjXtbdto, fxXaivto, dvdtyvpu), Kddvfipi£u>. 
 
 Mofx(j>rj, rjs, i), vid. MefixpXs. 
 
 MdyafnrvKXa, as, r), subst. [agitatio equorum, qua3 fit uno fraeno,] a driving 
 of horses with a single rein, "lirnois, ijfjudvoisre, n6vafinvKX-q.Te. Olymp. 5. 15. 
 
 MtivafxirvKtis, ov, et fidvafnrv£, vkos, 6 et rj, adj. [uno loro circumdatum collum 
 habens,] having a single rein or cord. MdvafjnrvKov be MeveXews xprjxtoy beprjy, 
 Helen. 1566. See also Eur. Suppl. 690. Syn. MdvdKeXrjs. 
 
 * Mdva^, et Ion. Movvdl, q. v. 
 
 \[8vapxeta, f. r/aw, v. [solus imperium teneo,] to rule with absolute power. 
 TeXeaov *at rot fiovapxelv. Pyth. 4. 294. SYN. Aea7ror£W, beairoZw, KpaTiw, 
 &PX«*. Phr. See Androm. 480. 
 
584 MONA MONO 
 
 Mbvapyta, as, >/, subst. [unius dominatus,] a monarchy. Tvvat, Tab' eon 
 
 crfiLKpa, Kal jxbvapyj.as. Androm. 366. 
 Mbvapxbs, Ion. fiovvapxbs, ov, 6, subst. [monarchy,] one possessed of absolute 
 
 power, a monarch. Ae/£are tov rfjs 'FAXabos rjfilv Kal rfjs yfjs rijabe /uoVap^oV. 
 
 Equit. 1330. SYN. "Apxbs, fiaatXevs, Koipdvbs. 
 Moms, abbs, 6 et r), adj. [solitaria,] solitary, deserted. 'Us Eoeibbv cut fiery ae, 
 
 fibvdb* eyova eprj/iXav. Bacch. 599- SYN. Mo*'?;, eprjfibs, fxovXbs. 
 MoVj), ys, fj, subst. [mansio, quies, mora,] a remaining, ^abode, delay. Qoivrjv 
 
 bieXdiov b' els fipayyv yjpovov fidvrjs. Here. F. 952. SYN. Atarpifir), dvdfibXrj, 
 
 MbvXfibs,ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [perdurans,] durable. '6 iieyds oXfids ov jabvifibs kv 
 fipoTols. Orest. 334. (Double doebm.) Syn. Befiaws, efiirebbs, alijvXbs. 
 
 MbvXbs, bv, adj. [solitarius, sylvestris, ferus,] lonely, savage. At be k eyo> 
 robots fibvXov bauds r\ tX 7reXiopbv. Call. 3. 84. SYN. "Eprj/xos, bpeivbs, aypibs. 
 
 ^/ibvbyevr)s, ebs, 6 et r/, et fibvbyevetd, as, f], Ion. iiovvbyeviis, et povvbyeveid, adj. 
 [unigenltus, singularis,] the only born, only. ^.tvXov 7rbb)]prj, ixbvbyeves tIkvov 
 TraTpi. Agam. 871. See also Apoll. 3. 846. Syn. Mo>os, olds. 
 
 MbvbyXrjvbs, Ion. jiovvoyXyvbs, et /ubvbbepKTrjs, ov, 6, adj. [unoculus,] one-eyed. 
 4>aea fiovv6yXriva t aaicei Xad rerpa/3de/a>. Call. 3. 5. See also Cycl. 78. SYN. 
 
 M.OVVU)\p. 
 
 Mbvbbovs, ovrbs, 6 et fi, adj. [unicum dentem habens,] having only one tooth. 
 
 MoVoSovres as ov& ijXios irpoobepKeTai. P. V. 821. 
 Mbvobpbnbs, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [ex uno deciso ramo factus,] made of one branch. 
 
 JfLddecrcrav-To, to fiov6bpo7rov tyvrbv.* Pytb. 5. 56. 
 MoVoc?u£, vybs, et fibvo^vytjs, ov, 6 et r), adj. [unijugis, unicus,] widowed. Aeiire- 
 
 rai f*bv6£v£. Pers. 144. Syn. TLvvXs, x*JP& s > avavbpbs. 
 Mbvbrjfiepbs, ov, 6 et ff, adj. [qui unius est diei,] lasting only for one day. Kal 
 
 TroAlyUOV reXerr) fibvbijfxepbs elereXeffdrj. Batrach. 294. 
 MoVo/cXaurds, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [qui ab uno tantum lugetur,] attended with the 
 
 lamentations of one only. MbvoKXavrbv lyuv Opfjrbv dbeXtyfjs. Sept. Theb. 
 
 IO67. 
 MbvoKOLTtio, v. [solus cubo,] to sleep alone. MbrbKoi-ovfiev bXd ras orpdrXas, 
 
 Kal diipeTepov nlv tare. Lysistr. 592. 
 MbvoKpiYiris, tbbs, 6 et r), adj. [uno tantum calceo indutus,] wearing only one 
 
 shoe or slipper. Tov fibvoKpri7ribd 7rdvTios. Pyth. 4. 133. 
 MoVo\-w7ros, ov, 6, adj. [uniremus,] using only one oar. Md>oKW7rds dvrjp tt£~ 
 
 Tpais. Helen. 1127. 
 Moroyuax^w, f. v<ro>, v. [singulari certamine pugno,] to fight in single combat. 
 
 Aiff^turd, x w P' s fJibvofid^eiv iravrbs arpdrov. Phosn. 1235. 
 Mbvbfjtdxbs, et libvbfxdxns, ov, 6 et /;, adj. [singulari certamine pugnans,] of 
 
 single combat. 'E0oa£ayue<x0a fxbvbfxdxoioX Trpoardrais. Sept. Theb. 799' 
 MbvopriTiop, bpbs, 6 et f], adj. [privatus matre,] deprived of a mother. Mo>o- 
 
 fjidrbpos bbvpfiois ejioXs. Phoen. 1533. 
 MoVdTrats, Traibbs, 6 et r), adj. [unicam prolem habens, unicus,] having an only 
 
 son, an only son. Mo>o7rais* aX\' e^ras. Alcest. 931. SYN. Mbvbyevr)s, 
 
 flbvOTEKVOS. 
 
 Mbpb7TE~7rXbs, ov, 6 et r) t adj. [uno peplo indutus,] clad only in one garment. 
 
 AexV bi (plXld /JLbvbTTEirXbs. Hec. 92,1. SYN. MovotrroXos, olbx?T(OV. 
 MbvbwtoXbs, ov, 6 et f] t adj. [qui uno vehitur equo,] conveyed by a single steed. 
 
 MoVoTTwXoV is aw. Orest. 1001. 
 Mbpoppvdfxbs, ov, 6 et i), adj. [epith. aedium, quae unam tantum familiam ca- 
 
 piant. Vid. Schutz. in 1. c] fitted for a single family. TldpeaTtv oUelv ml 
 
 fibyoppvdfxovs bbjJLOvs. iEsch. Suppl. 9^8. 
 
 » The emendation of Pauw is here adopted that the metre may be preserved, which is trochaic 
 dimeter catalectic. Compare the corresponding line in the antistrophe, Kal irarp&ov iroKw. 
 
MONO MOPM 535 
 
 Mdi'fr, et Ion. fiotivds, r\, ov, adj. [solus, simplex, desertus, viduus,] alone, 
 
 single, deserted, widowed. Movos £vva\pio fyyyova) rw 'fja> fxa\qv. Phoen. 1245. 
 
 See also Apoll. 3. 43. SYN. Olds, els, fidvXos, fidpovroXos, ids, Epr\u6s, XVPos. 
 Mur6ffKr]7rTpds, ov, b et >;, adj. [solus sceplrum gerens,] one who wields the 
 
 sceptre alone. ^IdvoauiirTpoiaX b' kv BpovoicrX xP^os. -^sch. Suppl. 3/9* 
 MdvcarXfiijs, ids, adj. [solus iter faciens,] travelling alone. Et #>>> Xdxhais, 
 
 cite ko.\ fudi'oc-lfirj ; Choeph. 7 56. 
 MovogtoXos, ov, b et 1), adj. [unam stolam liabens, solus,] having one robe, 
 
 single. Adywv dvaoaetv, y fJvi'oardXGV bopds ; Phoen. 754. Sy.N. Moro- 
 
 £wvds. 
 WlovoTEKids, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [unam tantum habens prolem,] having only one 
 
 child. TdXdvX Aidylvei Kdput /jovotekvov YlpuKvqs. Here. F. 1015. 
 MovoTpaneZos, ov, 6 et f], adj. [solus cibum capieos,] eating by oneself. 02 6' 
 
 'ityypv albu>, %£vXd fidvdrpd-eEd fioi. Iph. T. 950. 
 NoroTpdndi, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [unius modi, simplex,] simple, lonely. Bdrrjpd r 
 
 afx^X ndidrpoirov veavtav. Androm. 281. 
 Mdvd'pdyds, 6v, adj. [avidus cibi, qui solus corned it,] gluttonous, who eats 
 
 alone. TtLvvwv ditavTW dvbpd fudvdtydyiordTdv. Vesp. 923. SYN. Mdvo- 
 
 ariros. 
 "Mdvotypovpds, ov, 6 et //, [qui solus custodit,] the only watch or guardian. 
 
 Value fidvd<ppovpdv epicbs. Again. 248. 
 Mdi'ocppm', di'ds, adj. [sui judicii,] thinking independently. Afya # aXXwv fio- 
 
 vtiQpwv ei-fiX. Agam. 732. (Ion. a min. dim.) 
 MdvoxiXos, ov, b et >/, adj. [solam vel solidam habens ungulam,] having one 
 
 or a solid hoof, not cloven. Mdvd-xaXd & ihro ctyvpd. Iph. A, 226. Syn. 
 
 Mw»>u£. 
 Mdi6ipr)(pds, ov, b et r/, adj. [ujiius suffragii,] independent. Mdvo\pfi<poi(rX vev- 
 
 fjidffiv geBev. iEsch. Suppl. 378. 
 Mdi'du), et Ion. fiowob), v. [solum relinquo, destituo,] to leave destitute. 
 
 Av-n-ei te iralhuv fii) xddio judtovfAEvos. Here. F. 1380. See also II. 117« 
 
 SYN. 'A7roA.e/7rw, fiiBXripX. 
 MovubEU), f. t](Tto, v. [solus canto,] to sing alone, to bemoan alone. ETrd f.id- 
 
 vwbelv ek Mrjbelas. Pax 1012. SYN. QprjvEio, dbvpdfxai. 
 MdvwbXa, as, //, subst. [monodia,] a monody, a poetical soliloquy. EIr' dv£- 
 
 rp£<l>ov fuovwbiais, Yki](piad(i)u>vTd fiiyvvs. Ran. 944,. 
 Movw-ip, et poet. fjiovvw\p, anrds, adj. [unoculus,] one-eyed. Srei^o^fl' vtycnrreiv 
 
 tov fjiovCoird iralbd yfjs. Cycl. 641. See also P. V. 829* SYN. MdvoyXrjvds, 
 
 uovdbepKTrjs, rvcpXwxp. 
 MdpXa, as, i], subst, [olea sacra,] an olive-tree. See in 'AKdbr}jjila. 
 MdpX/jids, et pupaijjids, ov, b et //, adj. [fatalis, letalis,] destined, fatal, deadly. 
 
 Tovbi hdraKreivri' fjidpXuov bi oX ear 9 dXEaa&ai. T. 302. "See also Alcest. 9^0. 
 
 and a. 297. SYN. AiaXfxds, aHaXos, 7T£ 7rpo; julros, BvrjTds, el/y.ap/u£vds. 
 * MdpXdv, ov, to, subst. [pars, particula,] a part, a share. Mey dvaXweas 
 
 xf^vx^ fJ-dpXdv. Androm. 539* Syn. See MZpds. 
 MdpXds, a, ov, adj. [Morius,] Morian. Aevaaei viv MdpXov Aids. CE. C. 705. 
 
 See Schol. in 1. c. 
 MopfidXvKeiov, ov, to, et fjopjjdXvKTj, 7], subst. [larva tragica, terriculamentum,] 
 
 a bugbear, a tragic mask. TpE(f>ovaX, fiopfidXv^eid rols /jloixoIs, Kvvds. Thesm. 
 J 417. SYN. Mop/iw, Mop/zwv, ^cicrjud. 
 
 AopudXvTTdfxui, et nopixvoodnai, v. [terrefacio, proprie larvis,] to frighten. 
 
 Tavu Xlyovad pop/ioXvTTeo-Bai botcels ; Aves 1251. See also Call. 3. 70* Syn. 
 ii( 'EtCTrXriaffio, e/c^6j3ew. 
 \S/[opfidpis)Ti6s, 6v, adj. [terrificus,] terrific, 'ofpvs ex ovt " KaL ^v<t> ovs > ^ e ' ,/ ' " rr " 
 
 fjopfidpiond. Ran. 925. 
 
 Aop/xvpu), v. [murmuro, ut fluvius cum strepitu fluens,] to make a noise like a 
 I Tiver, to roar. 'Purcuots lv dpeaaXv dxoirpddX /.lop/jivpovaXv. Apoll. 4. 287. 
 
 SYN. Bpe/iw, avn^EU), TrXrjfjfivpw. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 4 E 
 
586 MOPM MOYN 
 
 Mopjuverortymi, vid. MopfibXvTTbfiai. 
 
 Mopfiu, bbs, et popfiwv, uvds, 7/, gubst. [mormo, larva,] a bugbear, a goblin. 
 
 'A/LKpWes. ovk a£w tv, tIkvov fxopfxa), bdKyeX <7T7ro$. Theocr. 15. 40. See also 
 
 Pax 473. SYN. MopfxdXvtceiov. 
 Mdpoeis, toad, ev, adj. [(1) letalis, (2) curiose elaboratus. Vid. Dam m.] (1) 
 
 deadly, (2) beautifully wrought. TpiyXr)va, fiopbeyTd' %dpis & acneXafxTreTo 
 
 iroXXr). H. 183. 
 Mbpbs, ov, 6, subst. [portio, fatum, exitium,] a portion, fate, destiny, death. 
 
 Ovk av bvvai/xrjy oui -Kapearavai fibpu). Heraci. 564. SYN. Motpd, Tv^Vt irbvbs y 
 
 <j>dbpa, Bclvoltos, EPITH. (ddvdoXfios, dnoTfibs, dcuardeis, aOXXbs, KaKos, alvos, 
 
 Svffrrjvdsy d7rrjXeyr)s, beivbs, 7rupds, KdpavioTr)s, airpoaboKriTos, tcl^vs, altyvXbXbs, 
 
 OTovbeis, Xvypbs, kXvtos, bbXbeis, dXeyeivbs, bvaKXefjs. 
 MopaX/ibs, rj, by, vid. MbpX/mds. 
 MopoXfids, ov, 6, P. N. vid. Ran. 151. 
 Mopow, tovbs, 6, P. N. [Morson,] Morson. Tcus Nvju^cus, MopawyX naXov 
 
 Kpeds avrifcd 7rejj.\pby. Theocr. 5. 140. 
 Mdpvs, vbs, b, P. N, [Morys,] a noble Phrygian. MrjpXbvrjs be Mbpvy r2 kcu 
 
 'l7nrvrXa)va KareKTCt. S. 514. 
 Mdpvvvio, f. vfa, v. [inquino, contamino, fcedo,] to defile. 'PcjydXea, pvitb- 
 
 (ovTcif nana) fAEfAopvyfxeva Kairvw. v. 435. SYN. Micu^w, pv7rdw, jubXvyut. 
 Mopvxps, ov, 6, P. N. [Morychus,] Morychus. $1X7? be Mopi^* fywes e&vey- 
 
 rare. Acharn. 887. 
 Mop(f))i, fjs, fj, subst. [forma, delineatio,] form, beauty, sketch. TIws olaOd 
 
 fioptyTis rfjs efirjs fjeraoraaXv ', Hec. 1248. SYN. Et£os, tvttos, axrj/jia, 7rpb<ro\pXs, 
 
 &pa. EPITH. Evwtp, aypXa, XbXa, 7rbXv7rXbicbs, fiporeta, evtcXe^s, adavaros, 
 
 7rdXvbaibdXos, eXXK(jjb))s, icpoKoireirXos, ^dded, deia, e7rrjpdrds, yepdpd, deoTteaXa, 
 
 vwepoirXbs, xdpXeoad, dfioptybs, ydXeirYj. 
 M.op(p7j€is, eaad, ev, adj. [formosus,] beautiful. ^Ldevei-r eKnayXos, Xbecy re 
 
 fiop-tyaeis. Isthm. 7. 30. $YN. See Eheibrjs. 
 Mop(f>vds, ov, 6, adj. [niger, tenebricosus. Vid. Damra.] black, gloomy. Mop- 
 
 (pvolo (fkeyvad KaXwrdfjievoi TTTepvyeaoXv. Hes. Scut, 134. SYN. 'Optyybs, 
 
 crKoreivos, (povXos, /.leXds. 
 M6p<j)<Djj.d, drbs, to, et jjioptytoaXs, rj, subst. [forma, species,] form, shape. Tv- 
 
 vaucdfilfiu bidTrpeireis /uop^w/xart. Eur. fr. Antiop. 35. 2. SYN. Moptyrj, ekwv, 
 
 TVTTOS . 
 
 MopfaTpXa, as, ?/, subst. [formatrix,] a female transformer. Kv/cXw^/, At- 
 
 yvoTis 0' rj ovwv }J.op<pu)TpXa. Troad. 439* 
 Moffovy, vvds, o, subst. [propugnaculum ligneum,] a strong wooden tower. 
 
 Moaavvas' xal b' av-oX eirwyvjAoX evQev eaaXv. Apoll. 2. 383. SYN. Uvpybs, 
 
 eTraXfys, £vXXvbv bwpd. 
 MoaavvoiKoi, wv, ol, P. N. [Mossynceci,] a nation near the Euxine sea. Tfj 5' 
 
 €7rt WIogovvoikoX ofxovpXaXv vXrjeaadu. Apoll. 2. 379* 
 ^lloayXbXbv, ov, to, subst. [germen novellum,] a young shoot. EIrd ixdpd rovbe 
 
 red (xoayXbid ovicXbiov. Acham. 996\ SYN. KXdbos, epvbs, Xvyos. 
 MoaxXov, vid. Moaxos. 
 Moo-xXos, a, by, adj. [vitulinus, tener,] of a calf or heifer, tender. A'iyiodbs 
 
 opdijv otydyXbd, ^xoayXav TpXyd. Eur. Electr. 811. 
 M.6aybs, ov, 6 et r), et fioayXov, ov, to, subst. [vitulus,] a calf, tender shoot, the 
 
 young of any animal. See Eur. Index. Xpj) be ce, Xdfiavoav Toybe \x6aybv 
 
 evyeyfj. Iph. A. l622. See also Theocr. 4. 44. SYN. Ad/idX?/, bdpdXXs, 
 
 TroprXs. EPITH. TerpaffKeX})s, evyevY}S, reos, ovpeibs, reprfv, ovpeldpe-nrbs, CTeipbs, 
 
 ddipdros, abfitjTbs, yebdr)Xr)s, d7rdXbs, eldpivos, OdXedwy. 
 MovXXbs, ov, 6, P. N. [Mlllius,] Mulius. Tolaiy be KptiTrjpd Kepaaadrb M.ovXXbs 
 
 i'lpios. a. 422. 
 MovyaZ,, lonice pro fibyd^,, adv. [solum, singulariter,] by oneself, separately, 
 
 Moy^ct^ 6pxficra.a0ai, eirei trtyXoiv ovtis eptciev. 0, 372. SYN. 'ibtcos. 
 Movybyeveid, et fxovybytyrjs. Vid. Movbyevt'is. 
 
 H 
 
MOYN MOX0 587 
 
 MovvoyXqvos, vid. MdvoyXrjvds. 
 
 MovvdroKos, Ion. pro fidvordtcds, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [unam prolem edens,] bearing 
 only one child. 'H be ice hovvotokos bxbujj.i]TdKds. al\pd yevoiro. Call. 2. 53. 
 
 * MowvyXa, as, ?/, P. N. [Mnnychia,] a name of Diana, who had a temple at 
 Mnnychia, one of the Athenian harbors. UorvXd Mov^v^i?/, XXfievoaicdir'e, 
 \a~ipe, Repair]. Call. 3. 259. 
 
 Mowv^Xwv, tivds, 6, subst. [Munychion,] the tenth month in the Athenian year, 
 including part of March and of April. 'Es tqv 'Movvv^Xuivd /ufjvd. Aves 
 1047. 
 
 Movvv^os, ov, o, P. N. [Munychus,] a hero of Athens, from whom the harbor 
 Mnnychia was named, Movvv\ov b' aKTaivXv eKbii-aavrd. Hipp. 758. 
 
 Wowwxp, tines, Ion. pro fjoi'tbxp, adj. [unoculus,] one-eyed. Tpv-rras <t>vXa%at t 
 tov re fxovvibna OTpdrov. P. V. 829' SYN. MovoyXy^vos. 
 
 Moved, rjs, i), subst. [musa, cantus, carmen, cantatrix,] a muse, song, poetry, 
 a songstress. "Avbpa.fj.ol evveire, Moved, 7roXvrpd7rdv, os fidXd noXXd. a. 1. 
 SYN. 'Aoibij. EfITH. (plur.) KaerdXXbes , IliepXbes, 'EXiOimdSes, IL/i7rA/?<d§e£, 
 TTOTvlai, koXXXvikoi, ovpdvXoi, ovpdvXbes, dvirvot, i]bvdpoot, ajj-ftpocrXat, j3ovKoXiKa\, 
 <pXXavXoi, ayva\, eXXKivirXbes, 0tAo7rcuyjuo>£S, evaretydvoi, irpo<ppoves, XXyvcfjcovot, 
 ijbv-rrvooi, fxeiXX^Xai , XoarecpdvoL, XXyeiai. PHR. 'dXvjunrid bcofxdr eypvoai, Aids 
 cilyXu^oio duydrepes, vTrd<pr]Topes dotbT/s, dfj,et(3d[i£vai onX KaXy. See 'Eodrw. 
 
 Movaalos, ov, 6, P. N. [Musa3US,J Musaeus. Tovb\ ov KaraKTeiveis cv, Movaa'iov 
 re, coy. Rhes. 942. 
 
 Movaewv, ov, to, subst. [locus musis sacer,] a place sacred to the Muses. 
 Mot/<re7d nal Oclkovs evizovvdv dvdj3oa(T(jj. Helen. 1107. 
 
 * Movoeios, ov, 6 et ?7, et fxovaXKos, ?), ov, adj. [musicus,] musical, harmonious. 
 UiepXa. jnovGelos ebpa. Bacch. 404. See also Hipp. 993. SYN."E^/iov<ros, 
 repirvos. 
 
 MovalZd/jiai, v. [cano,] to sing. "A^dpiv neXdbov fjLovai^o/jievds. Cycl. 486. 
 SYN. , A.vdfxeX'KU), q.bu). 
 
 MovoiKrj, subaud. Teyvr\. Vid. Movaews. 
 
 ~M.ov(tikos, vid. Movaetos. 
 
 Movadyevrjs, ids, 6 et >/, et fiovaoTrdriop, dpos, 6, adj. [Musa genitus,] born of a 
 Muse. Movtroyevrjs, fiovG07rdT(jjp "Ofirjpds. Anacr. 185. 
 
 MovaofxavrXs, ews, 6 et >/, adj. [musicus augur,] an harmonious prophet. Tls 
 nod' 6 fiovaofJLavTXs droiros opvXs opeiftdrrjs. Aves 277* 
 
 Movadfiyjrwp, 1 dpos, rj, adj. [musarum mater,] mother of the muses, the har- 
 monious producer. M^///)?v 0' d-rravruv /jLOvadfAarop' epydvrjv. P. V. 470. 
 ' MovaoTToucj, v. [carmina compono, carmine celebro,] to compose songs or 
 verses. Ovbkv bpwvras fioaKova apyovs, 6tX Tavras fiovadrroXovaX. Nub. 334. 
 SYN. 'Pa\p^be(o, filXoTToXiu), fieXybew . 
 \Movadirot6s, et /jovgokoXos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [qui carmina facit, musicus,] song- 
 making, a poet. 'Aei be novaowoios els ae 7rap6ei(ov. Hipp. 1426. See also 
 Phcen. 1514. SYN. MeXo-n-oids, doibos, 7roa)rr]s. 
 
 Movgooj, v. [musis exorno, artibus humanioribus instruo,] to instruct in the 
 liberal arts, to teach. HoXXovs dicovoas, ov fie/uovowfiai k&k&s. Lysistr. 112f. 
 SYN. Uaibeva), bxbdatco), aaiceu). 
 
 Mo-^dew, et fuoxOlZu), v. [cum difficultate et gemitu laboro, laboro,] to labor 
 with fatigue, to suffer. "aXis be /uo^0wv, ovs e/uo^dovfxev irdpds. Helen. 1445. 
 See also B. 723. SYN. Uoveio, ^toytw, TdXanrwpeto. 
 
 Mo-^Srjfid, dros, to, et fiox^os, ov, 6, subst. [aerumna, labor,] toil, trou- 
 ble, exertion. 2d/p<M dvlarrj t€kt6v(ov no^dli/jidaXv. Ion 1129* See also 
 in iMo^fltw. SYN. Konos, ifd/idros, novos, ahia, dvXa, dracr0d\io, ublicia, 
 
 I vfipXs. EpiTH. Bpd^v, jutyd, dfjit])(dvdv, dpydXedv^ arvyepdv, di£vpdv, OTdvtiev, 
 
 \ abXiuv. 
 
 y[o-)(dr)pds, d, dv, adj. [aerumnosus, miser, improbus,] troublesome, wretched, 
 
 1 See Dr. Blomfield's note on the proper form of this word. Gloss. P. V. 90. 
 
588 MOX0 MY0O 
 
 wicked. Ovk earX Trpdrrovris tX fioyQripbv Xddely. Eur. fi\ Melan. 25. 1. 
 
 SyN. Bapvs, adXXos, tyavXos, icdicds, irdvrjpds, dtc,vpos, dbXicos, eirXivdvos. 
 MoxdrjTeds, bv, adj. verbal, [laborandus,] must labor. Ovkovv rbaavTd •/• 
 
 kv perpy fjio)(di]Tedy. Here. F. 1242. 
 Moy^os, ov, 6, vid. M.6-^dr]jJid. 
 Mo"xXevn)s, ov, 6, ,subst. [qui vectibus aliquid submovet, motor,] a mover, an 
 
 inventor, Ibv e'pyoV, w icaipwv £7rQv Ktvrjrd kcli /^dyXevra. Nub. 1397* 
 MoxXevta, juo^Xew, et poxXoco, v. [(1) vectibus molior, (2) collabefacio, emoveo 
 
 vi,] to move with a bar, to shake. Tlerpovs^oxXeveiv, rj 's fxvX&vd ndrdfidXeiv. 
 
 Cycl. 240. See also M. 259. SYN. 'AvdjioxXevoj, Ktveio, dwoOpavoj. 
 MoxXos, ov, 6, subst. [vectis, obex,] a bar, a bolt. KXetdpolcrX xal /uo^XoTfft bw- 
 
 fxdrojv irvXas. Androm. 943. SYN. 'O^ews, emfiXris, fiXr)rpbi>, fiaXfiis. EpITH. 
 
 'EXctivos, d^vs, 7iVpX{]Krjs, xXwpos, nltyvpiih'bs al/udrX, Kavtrrbs, doibrjpbs, eXaXvtbs, 
 
 appijKTos. 
 M6\pbs, ov, o, P. N. [Mopsus,] a distinguished prophet among the Argonauts. 
 
 'A/jnrvKXbeo) 1 M6\poid BloTTpbrrXas dybpeve v. Apoll. I. 1106. PHR. See Pyth. 4. 
 Mvciw, et fiotjuvab), v. [labia contraho, vel oculos ciaudo,] to close the lips or 
 
 shut the eyes. Avrat, tX jjiol fivdre, Kavavevere ; Lysistr. 126. Syn. Mvkte- 
 
 pi£(o, vvaracjw, crjcapoa/uurrw. 
 Mvybiov, bvbs, 6, P. N. [Mygdon.] Mvybdvos v\dv tyauX Kopotpdv. Rhes. 5S5. 
 Mvbaivu), f. dvw, v. [stillo, madefacio,] to drop, to moisten. tyapjuaKd fivbrivas, 
 
 i]jjiev aaKos a.fi(pe7ra\vvep. Apoll. 3. 1246. SyN. Bpe^w, voti£io, Kdrdat)7r(o. 
 MvbdXeds, a, oV, adj. [uvidus, madidus, humiditate putridus,] moist, putrid 
 
 from wet. Ate! fjivbdXeots batcpvoX koXttovs. Pers. 545. (Anapaest, dim.) Syn. 
 ^Yypbs, bxdj3pdxds, vorepos. 
 Mvbda), f. Tjaio, v. [madeo, nimio madore vitior,] to be wet, to become putrid 
 
 from humidity. <\>bvov /biiibwaas ardybvds' aXX' ojjlov jjieXds, (E, R. 1278. 
 
 SYN. Bpey/5/iai, bXa^pexdfJiai, bXaivb/Jiai, arino/Jiai, Xetfiu). 
 MvbpoKTvnEOj, v. [massam ardentem cudo,] to form red-hot iron. Kdptxpals §' 
 
 ev atcpais rjfXEPOs fivbpoKTvirei. P. V. 374. SYN. XaX/ceww, Tenraivbfxcu. 
 MvbpoKTinrds, ov, 6, subst. [faber ferrarius,] a worker in iron, a smith. Mvbpo- 
 
 kto7tu)v iiifirifx virep Kapa fid\u)v. Here. F. 987* SYN. XctX^evs, ^aXKmporos. 
 Mvopds, ov, o, subst. [candens massa ferrea ; globus ignitus,] a bar of red-hot 
 
 iron. 'Hjiev & eroifioi kcu fivbpovs aipetv yjEpoiv. Antig. 264. 
 Mvbcjv, (ovos, 6, P. N. [Mydon.] "Ev& eXe QepaXXoxov re, Mvbtovd re, 'Aorrv- 
 
 irvXov re. <I>. 209- 
 MveXbeis, eacd, ev, adj. [medullosus,] full of marrow. "Ey^drd re o-apms re, 
 
 Kai dared fiveXdevrd. t. 293. 
 MveXos, 2, ov, 6, subst. [medulla,] the marrow, the support. Olvdv ev a.f.i<pX(pd- 
 
 pevnX, KaX aX<pXrd, jjlveXov avbpiov. /3. 290. 
 Mvew, v. [in sacris initio vel instituo,] to teach mysteries, to initiate. Ac? yap 
 
 fivrjdrji'at fit np\v redvrjKevai. Pax 376. SYN. Ai5«cr/cw, KdrapxdfJai, TeXeu). 
 Mv£(o, v. [musso, mussito,] to mutter. Mi;c?oir' dv, civrjp b' oiytrai Qevywv Trpoaio. 
 
 Eumen. 118. SYN. ^.reva^o), (jpevOvofiat, yoyyvcio, dprjveio, 
 Mv0eo/i«t, fjvdt£(t>, fivOoXdyevh), fjLvBdfxai, v. [loquor, dico, appello,] to speak, 
 
 relate, address. Mvdedfxrjv bad icelvos, oizveras e/joyrjaei^. b. 152. See also. 
 
 Theocr. 10. 11. /j. 450. /3. 202. and I. 289. Syn. Avoctw, Xeyio, neXdbeu), 
 
 bXrjyedfJiai, dvdyopevw, bXaXeyofxai. 
 Mvdevio, v. [fabulosa narro, memoro,] to tell a tale, to mention. IIpos dewv 
 
 dXrjduJs, das jue/dvdevrai fipdrols; Ion 268. 
 Mvdds, ov, 6, subst. [verbum, sermo, fabula, consilium,] a word, fable, fiction, 
 
 counsel. 'AttXovs o jjivOos Tfjs dXqdeias tfv. Phcen. 479« SYN. Adyos, ends, 
 
 prjfxd, fiatys, /3ovX//. EPITH. Mafcpos, ffd(j»)s, /caXXioros, Koivds, l<?xvi»)v /ueya, 
 
 c(ppiyu>v, fipdxvs, KvpXos, dniaTos, veds, KatvoT ponds, ev/i£j'?)s, 7rr7;vos, fipdbx>s % 
 
 1 'A/i7riifttf8e'a> is here scanned as a choriambus. 
 
 2 The antepenult, is short in jEsch. Ag. 76. Soph. Gr. 781. Eur. Hipp, 255, 
 
MTIA MTNH 589 
 
 XewToSy xj/evbijs, vloyjxos, avvTofios, (jidftEpos, tvirpderfyopos, aKplros, dydvos, uei- 
 Xi^Xds, tvvkXvos, KepbdXeos, ^dXe7ros, dXXos, dydOos, .ij-nXos, OvfiaXyfjs, Kparepos, 
 oveibeios, TteirvvfAEvos, dnyifjuov, aTtTtpos, Ir^rtf/uds, vyXi)s, vnepcpXdXds, kclkos, ctv- 
 yepos, kXokXos, blbatbaXjUEi'ds, avri7rdX6s, aifxvXos, EvaiaXfios, f]bvs, 7roiKiXds f 
 7ti)pdeis, ad(pds, ovpdvXos, KepbaXzos, eoOXos, dyrjvojp, duoifiatos, aXv-rros. 
 Mi/7d, as, ?/, subst. [musca,] a fly. 'AXXd tyvXarrei bid ^eipos ^X (t)p > KaL T ^ s 
 
 fivias aTcafxvvei. Vesp. 597* 
 MvmXrj, rjs, ?/, P. N. [Mycale,] a mountain and city in Caria. Matavbpov re 
 
 poets, M.vicaXr]S r aiireivd Kuprjid. B. 869. 
 MvKdXrjacrds, ov, ?/, P. N. [Mycalessus,] a city in Bceotia. Qecnreiar, Tpaiav te 
 
 Kal evpv-^upov Mi>KdXri<rodv. B. 498. 
 MvKadftat, f. {jGonai, 2 aor. IfivKdv, v. [mugio,] to bellow, to ring. "layover, 
 
 dXX' dblvbv fxvKojfievat aju^XQeovaX. k. 413. SYN. Bpu^w, ? )x^ w > fiodu). 
 MvKrjdfjids, ov, 6, et fjLVKrjfid, drds, to, subst. [mugitus bourn,] the lowing of oxen, 
 
 roaring. M.vKrj6fj.S 5' d7rd Koirpov l-rreoaevov-o vufxupbe. 2. 575. See also 
 
 Bacch. 6S0. SYN. Bd>), KeXd^ds, aibfj, (pwvrj. EPITH. Bdpv/Spdyuds, v^Tfipe- 
 
 /nerrjs. 
 Mv^jvai, u>r, al, et Mvkt) vrj, rjs, fj, P. N. [Mycenee,] a celebrated city in Ar- 
 
 golis founded by Perseus. 'AbiKici y w deoi. 1 b. Mv«/vats, fj.fi 'vddb\ dvdKdXei 
 
 Oeovs. Phoen. 617. See also A. 52. Epith. Kv/cXw7rm«, iroXv^pvoni, ev- 
 
 pvdyviaty evktXjjlevov irroXXeQpov. MvKrjvr) is also the name of an ancient heroine. 
 
 B. 120. 
 MvKrjva'idSf a, 6v, et MvktjvXs, Xbds, fj, adj. [Mycenaeus,] of Mycenae. Mi/gq- 
 
 vciicii t efjial depenrrat. Iph. A. 1498. 
 MvKj/vjy, vid. MvKfjvai. 
 Mvktjs, t)tos, rj, vel ov, 6, subst. [(l) mucus, fungus, (2) fungus ellychnii,] a 
 
 mushroom, a candle-snuff. "E7reiori yovv tchgiv Xv^rois ovroXt /jlvktites* Vesp. 
 
 262. 
 *Mvkoi'os, ov, ?/, P. N. [Myconus,] an island in the iEgean sea. 'Awac be Mv~ 
 
 kovov, A?/Xtot re *%otpdbZs. Troad. 89. 
 MvKu/p, i/pos, 6, subst. [(l)naris, nasus, (2) ludibrium,] a nostril, a nose; 
 
 raillery. Tovs fjvKTfjpas npus ras Xavpas ; Pax 158. Syn. 'P<V, plvXdv. 
 MvKTrjpdKOfnrds, dv, adj. [per nares sonitum edens,] proudly snorting. Mvkt?/- 
 
 pdKo/j,7rois irvevfxdfftv TrXriptofjEvoi. Sept. Theb. 46"0. 
 MtfXa£, dtcos, 6, subst. [lapis molaris, vel ingens,] a mill-stone, large stone. 
 
 YSaXXo/uEvai fxvXdKeaoX, kcxX aambES 6f.t<pdXdecr<rca. M. l6l. 
 Mi/X»7, t]s, //, subst. [mola,] a mill, a mill-stone. IIpos tcivtu /uvXrjv dyd0/}»> 
 
 wpa £rjT€~iv aoi, ko\ veokotttov, Vesp. 648. 
 MvXt)(j)dTds y ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [a mola comminutus,] ground. JL'UooX b' eario fxi- 
 
 rpd fjivXritydTOv aXcpXTOv aKTrjs. (d. 355. 
 MvXXdo), v. [dentibus frendeo,] to gnash with the teeth. Avypbv hvXXoujvtes 
 
 did bpvd (Drjcrtr/jEVTu. Hes. Op. 528. SYN. Tpl£u), fivXXctlvw. 
 MvXXw, et/j.oi/jvXXw, v.[molo, in obseoeno sensu ; mutio,] to grind ; to mutter. 
 
 Ei7r' dye //, w Kdpvbwv, to ylpovrXdv f} p etX fuvXXet. Theocr. 4. 58. 
 MvXdeibrjs, ids, 6 et t], adj. [molae instar,] like a mill-stone, weighty. Et<7w b' 
 
 aonXb' eg^e, /3dXwr fivXaelbiX irerpy. H. 270. 
 *MvXwv, wvds, 6, subst. [pistrinum,] a mill; a punishment for slaves, as the 
 
 tread-mill. See in MoxXevw. 
 Mvrbxds, o>, adj. [Myndius,] of Myndus, a city of Caria. "[is tukolB' vk ipbnds 
 
 d MvvbXds avTlxa AeA0is. Theocr. 2. 29* 
 Mvvr), rjs, >/, subst. [excusatio, prajtextus,] an excuse. 'AXX' dye yu>) fivvrjoi 
 
 TrdpeXKETe, ^>/6' etX rolfiv. <j>. 111. SYN. lipoid ais, Trpoo-^/^d, npofiXrj/jtd, 
 
 Xd/3r/. 
 Mvvrjs, t]t6s, 6, P. N. [Mynes,] the husband of Briseis. "Ekteivcv, irepaev be 
 
 ttoXiv ddotu Mvt'TJTOS. T. 296. 
 
 1 0€ol is here scanned as one long syllable. 
 
590 MYHA MTPO 
 
 Mu£d, r)s, r/, subst. [mucus,] mucus in the nose. Tijs ck /xh piv&v /jtvfai pebv, 
 
 ck be 7rdpeiu)V. Hes. Scut. 267. Syn. Kdpvga. 
 Mvoktovos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [mures occidens,] mouse-killing. Irfobnev ebdvfjuos 
 
 to /jlvoktovov wbe rpoicaidv. Batrach. 158. 
 Mvpatvd, rjs, rj, subst. [muraena,] a lamprey. Taprrjala fivpaivd' rw vtypto 
 
 be gov. Ran. 475. EPITH. Olarpbfxdvris. 
 * MvpXdbap-^bs, vid. Mvplovrapxos. 
 MvplaKts, adv. [decies millies, saepissime,] ten thousand times. Kcu biobetcdxis, 
 
 teal fjLvpXaKis* tot), tov. Plut. 852. 
 Mvpla/jKpupdSy bv, adj. [decies mille amphoras tenens,] holding ten thousand 
 
 amphorae. Tlbdev av XdBoifiX pfj/ud /uvpXa/jKbbpov . Pax 520. 
 Mvplds, abbs, fj, subst. [myrias,] ten thousand, a myriad. Ai)d /nvpXdbes t&v 
 
 brjptbrXKoJv e£<i)v av ttCktX Xaywois. Vesp. JOQ. 
 Mvpurr/s, eos, 6 et >/, adj. [valde annosus,] very long. AXdKvatbjbievos tov fivpX- 
 
 erfj. P. V. 94. 
 Mvpi£u), f. Xffh), et fxvpdh), wait), v. [unguentis imbuo,] to perfume. Ovre fxvpot- 
 
 oiv nvpXaai gtolktois, oirorav vvfityrjv dydyrjadbv. Piut. 529- See also Eccles. 
 
 1109. Syn. 'A\e/0oi. 
 Mdpu'i}, 1 rjs, rj, subst. [myrica, genista,! a tamarisk. QijKev dva jjivpXicrjV bee- 
 
 Xov & eirX ofj/ud T edijKe. K. 466. 
 MvpUivos, rj, 6v, adj. [myricinus,] of a tamarisk. "0£w evl fiXafydevTe fjivptKivu, 
 
 ayKvXov dppd. Z. 39. 
 MvpiXXd, rjs, fj, P. N. [Myrilla,] Myrilla. 'Pbbbv ev tcbpais MvptXXd. Anacr. 
 
 6l. 14. 
 Mvpiwd, ijs, fj, P.N. [Myrinna. Vid. Damm. in P. R. et Schol. Apoll. Rh, 1. 
 
 604.] Myrinna. 'AOdvaToi be re rrfj/ud TroXvaKapQfxoib Mvpivvrjs. B. 814. 
 M.vpXdKap7rds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [innumeros habens fructus,] very productive. 
 
 <I>vXXdSd fivpXbmpirbv, dvaXXbv. CE. C. 676. 
 MvpXoKpavds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [innuraera capita habens,] many-headed. Tav tI 
 
 fivpXdKpavdv. Here. F. 418. 
 MvpXovrap^bs, et * fjivpXdbap^os, ov, 6, subst. [qui decern millibus praeflcitur,] 
 
 a commander of ten thousand. 'Kpvcrevs MdraXXos fivpXovrapyps ddvwv. 
 
 Pers. 319. See also Pers. 988. and Dr. Biomfield's note. 
 M.vpXoirXrjdt'js, eos, 6 et ij, adj. [innumerus,] innumerable. Koauds evbdv 6 fivpXb- 
 
 irXrjBijs. Ipli. A. 571. 
 MvpXds, a, dv, et (2) fxvpXoi, m, d, adj. [(l) innumerus ; (2) decern mille,] innu- 
 merable, ten thousand. Et 0ev|o/xeo-0' ev dvbpd' fxvpXov & b)(Xbv. Cycl. 199* 
 
 SYN. 'Avrjpffl/uos, /nvpXoTrXrjdrjs, dTreipXros, airXerbs. 
 MvpXovTds, t), dv, adj. [decies millesimus,] the ten thousandth. Md tov At' ov 
 
 Trjv fxvpXocrrrjv jxolpdv, tjv TtoXovfxev. Thesm. 555. 
 'MvpXdrevxfis, eos, 6 et >;, adj. [innumeris armatis instructus,] furnished with ten 
 
 thousand armed men. XiXibvavra fivpXbTevypvs.' 2 ' Iph. T. 141. 
 MvpXwKds, ov, 6, et fivpXo^BaXfxbs, adj. [innumeros oculos habens,] having ten 
 
 thousand eyes. To> juvpXioirbv elobpuxrd /3oirav. P. V. 5^85. 
 M-vpfxriJi, rjKos, 6, subst. [formica,] an ant. Yeibpbpoi fj.vpfxr}Kes b/juXdbbv, i) ore 
 
 fivlai. Apoll. 4. 1453. EPITH. 'Epydr^s, aet \ibyewv, 
 M.vpnXbbves,uv,ol,¥. N. [Mvrmidones,] the inhabitants of Phthia. See Damm. 
 
 in P. R. et Villoisou. Anecdot. Gr. p. 297. Mvp/jiXboveatrXv dvarrae' treSev b' 
 
 ey<o ovk dXeyi$d). A. 180. EPITH. 'Ey^eat/jwpot, fxeydXijTbpes, KpdbXijv kcli 
 
 Qvfibv ey(pvres, <t>XXo7rrbXe/j,oi, Ta^inr 10X01, epXrjpes erctlpoi. 
 Mvpbv, ov, et fivpoifid, dros, to, subst. [unguentum,] ointment, essence. O'lovs 
 
 evoiTTpcov Kal fivpiov £7rt(77-dras. Orest. 1111. See also Eccles. IIO9. Syn. 
 
 "AXet^dp. EPITH. Kfjwer, evwbes, evobjubv. 
 
 1 The penult, of Mvpttcr], though loiig in Theocritus, 1. 13. and 5. 101., and in other writers of 
 later times, is only once long' in Homer, *. 350. and four times short, K. 466, 467. *. 18. and 
 Hymn. 3. 8. The antepenult, of its derivative MvoUivos is long ; see subsequent word. 
 
 f See Seidler's note on this passage. 
 
MYPO MY2T 591 
 
 MvpoxMs, xbos, »/, subst. [unguentorum venditrix,] a female perfume-seller. 
 
 Kpariipa ovyKipvaaXv al fivpoixuXXbes. Eccles. 836. 
 Mvpoxptaros, ov, adj. [unguentis perunctus,] besmeared with ointment. Mvpd- 
 
 XpiaTOv \l7rapov fio-orpvyov.* Cycl. 498. 
 Mvpout, vid. MvpiZid. 
 MvppXvij, et apud Tragicos (Vid. R. P. ad Hec. v. 8.) MvpaXvij, -qs, fj, et 
 
 Mvpros, ov, »/, subst. [myrtus,] myrtle, the myrtle-tree. Kdvovv b' e^ovres, 
 
 teal x VT P av > KCLl pvpplvas. Aves 43. See also Alcest. 775. and Call. 3. 201. 
 
 SYN. Tepetm, Xepit, avaXri. 
 MvppXvds, et fivpaXios, t\, ov, adj. [myrteus,] of the myrtle. ^VioXov yeveaQat 
 
 be't oe fxeypX rov /.ivppivov. Equit. 9^4. See also Call. 3. 202. MvpaXvos, fj, 
 
 is also the name of a strong town of the Eleans. B. 6*1 6*. 
 Mvppti'Uip, Qvos, 6, subst. [myrtetum,] a myrtle-grove. Kal fxvppXvwvas Kal 
 
 QXdaovs evbai fiords. Ran. 156". 
 MupaXvdeibi)s, ids, 6 et/;, adj. [myrto similis,] myrtle-like. ^vfipiaytov fivpXKas 
 
 Kal fivpaXvoethlas oclovs. Horn. Merc. 81. 
 MvpaXvos, vid. MvppXvds. 
 MvprXXos, ov, 6, P. N. [Myrtilus.] Aict to MvprXXov Tteaqfx €K bXcppov. Orest. 
 
 1565. (A double dochniiac.) 
 MvpTdv, ov, to, subst. [bacca myrti,] the myrtle-berry. Kal fuvprd, xa\ 
 
 pfJKiova, Kal oXavfjfipXa. Aves l60. EpITH. "HpXvov, TrapQevlov, Xevko- 
 
 Tpo(j)dy. 
 M words, vid. Mvppivrj. 
 Mvpu), v. [fluo largiter et cum aliquo strepitu ; stillo ; fleo, mcereo, ploro,] 
 
 to flow copiously, to weep. Tlvpyti e<peLCTiiKet yoocoffd re fivpofievq re. Z. 
 
 373. SYN. KXaio, dprjrew, Xeifih), (3pe\dfiai t pew, obupdfxai, KXvvpdfiai. 
 Mvs, fxvos, 6, subst. [mus,] a mouse. "Okk ecjjdXrjTe, Tibs dpwpaloi fives. 
 
 Acham. 7^2. EPITH. AoXtos, betXos, eVoVXds, 7rafX(pdyds, btipaXeds. 
 Mvaaypd, dros, et fivaos, eos, to, subst. [scelus, piaculum, facinus detestandum,] 
 
 a pollution, a crime. KaKfjv, to t elize'iv evireTes fivaaypd tcios. iEsch. Suppl. 
 
 1002. See also Androm. 335. SYN. ¥>beXvyfior, fiXaafid, <povos, alfid. 
 
 EPITH. MXatyovov, ftheXvpov, tekvoktovov. 
 Miiadpos, a, 6v, adj. [squalidus, detestaudus,] filthy, detestable. Bojfihiv direlp' 
 
 yet, fivedpov ws tiyovpevrj. Iph. T. 384. SYN. MXdpos, d-KoirTVTTos. 
 MvadTTofjiai, f. tyfmi, v. [polluor, aversor, abhorreo,] to be polluted, to feel a 
 
 disgust, to abhor. Ylaibwv fivcraydeia elaobovs' ttogis be 06s. Med. 1146. 
 
 SYN. MXaivofxai, fthlXxiTTOfxai, caroTzefmofxai, bvoyepaivio. 
 MvcrXos, et (2) MvaoSy r), ov, adj. [Mysus,] Mysian. To -mXXbXov irepX Ttjv Kecpa- 
 
 Xi)v to MvaXov. Acharn. 438. See also Acharn. 429- Epith. (2)plur. 
 
 ' Ay epuyot, ayyefid\oi, Kaprepodvfioi, dyavol, dKOVTiffTfjpes. 
 Mvctos, eos, to, vid. Mvoayfua. 
 Mvff7rdXe(o, v. [velut mus oberro,] to run about like a mouse. Kal fivcnroXzi 
 
 tX KarabebvK&s. aXX' adpet. Vesp. 140. 
 MvaTul, dKos, 6, subst. [(I) labrum superius; (2) barbula labri superioris,] 
 
 the upper lip, the mustachios. Xw pvara^ 7ro\vs ovtos, dvcrrdXeoi be kXkivvoi. 
 
 Theocr. 14. 4. Syn. Tevewv. 
 MvarrjpXov, ov, to, subst. [arcanum, initiatio sacra,] a mystery, initiation into 
 
 the sacred rites. N>) tov Ai' eyioy ovv orbs dyiov fivo-iipXd. Ran. 159. Syn. 
 
 'AiroppriTov, bpyXd. EPITH. ^Lefxvbv, aniaTdv, 
 MvarrjpXKos, fxvarripidKos, et hvotXkos, 1), ov, adj. [arcanus, secretus, mysticus,] 
 
 mystic, secret. X' rjaelre <f>u)vciv yotpXuv fivar-qpXfcwv. Acharn. 747« See 
 
 also Ran. 316. 
 MvffTrjs, ov, 6, et fivorXs, Xbos, >/, subst. [(l) initiatus, (2) i. q. fivvTaywytis,'] 
 
 (1) the initiated, (2) one who initiates. M«x?T ra (jlvotiov ft opyf ewv^a Xb&v. 
 
 Here. F. 612. See also Anacr. 18. 12. Syn. 'Upevs, aprjHip- 
 
 1 Ionic, a minore dim. 
 
59£ MT2T MANY 
 
 Mu0t/\>7, rjs, f], subst. [panis excavatus,] bread scooped out. 'Eyw be fiveri- 
 
 Acts fi€fiv<TTi\r)/j.Ei>as. Equit. 1165. 
 MvaTtXadfjiai, v. [haurio pane excavato,] to draw with bread scooped uut. 
 
 See in MvutIXtj, and Brunck. Aristoph. Plut. 627. Syn. Kararpa>yw. 
 
 MvgtXs, Vid. M.V(TT1]S. 
 
 * MvardboKos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [sacra arcana vel inaugurates continens,] con- 
 taining mysteries, or those who are initiated. Mvcr-bbbicos bbfxbs. Nub. 303. 
 
 MvTTiarevb*, v. [moretum intritum facio,] to pound to a pap. AvOts tov avrov 
 avbpd /j.VTT(i)T€v(jd]JLey. Vesp. 63. 
 
 MvrnoTds, ov, 6, subst. [intritum ex caseo, allio, et ovis,] stuffing made of 
 cheese, garlic, and eggs. 'E7ri raunjai KaTaKvrjodeirjv ev fivrrwr^ fxerd Tvpov. 
 Equit. 771. 
 
 Mv^aros, superl. of fivyXbs, a, bv, adj. [intimus, abstrusus,] inmost, lowest. 
 'Ytto be ireTpita /liJ^ara yvdXd, Helen. 18Q. See also Apoll. 2. 744. SYN. 
 'Evbo/mv^bs, stearics. 
 
 MvxOicr/uos, et /uvxf*os, ov, 6, subst. [suspirium, gemitus,] a deep groan. KXtfw 
 & ETrapas Kpdrd fxv\0L(T/j.6u VEKptiv. Rhes. 785. SYN. 'E.TEi'ayfjid, orlvayfjios, 
 (TTovayrj, otojos, olfxtoyr), bXbXvyi]. 
 
 Micros, V *^' M.V)(aTOS. 
 
 Mvxjids, vid. MvxdiGfids. 
 
 Mv^oitcltus, yj, bv, adj. [maxime interior,] innermost, farthest. r I5e fiv- 
 
 yolTaros met* draaddXtai be ol o'io). <b. 146. SYN. Mv^aros, fivj^bs, evbb- 
 
 ra-bs. 
 Mvyos, ov, et genitiv. antiq. fjvyoQlv, 6, subst. [penetrale, recessus,] the inner- 
 most recess, a sanctuary. 'EXdiov ndXaias %oipdbos ko'iXov ixv^bv. Androm. 
 
 1254. SYN. Kevdfxtvv, Epith. MeffOfji^dXbs, epefzvbs, okotXos, drrjXXbs, otcpvo- 
 . €ts, GKiepos, Taprdpeos. 
 Mvw, 1 f. vera, v. [claudo, comprimo, proprie oculos vel labia,] to shut the eyes 
 
 or lips. Ov yap 7rw /uvadv oaae vico fiXetydpoiaiv efxolaXv. H. 637- SYN. 
 
 Kajujuvw, (TKapbdfxvTTU). 
 Mvd>v, Qvds, 6, subst. [musculus in corpore,] a nerve, muscle. ApvxfS dirb fxvw- 
 
 vwv, dird 6' dffredv a^pts dpa^s. U, 324. , 
 Mvuxp, W7rds, b, subst. [myops, oestrus, asilus,] a gad-fly. TeXXcrat, ov te 
 
 fivu)7rd (3bu>v KXetovffX vb fifes. Apoll. 3.277* SyN. OJarpbs, EPITH. 'Abrj- 
 
 <pdybs, albXos, o^vcrrbfxos, KepaorXs. 
 Mu>Xbs, ov, 6, subst. [prselium, pugna,] a tight, battle. Evyofxevos Bavdrov te 
 
 tyvyeiv icat fi&Xbv'Aprjbs. B. 401. SYN. Ma^, br)XbTrjS, (pvXb7rXs, irbvbs, fj,o6bs, 
 
 6bpvj3bs. EPITH. " Ag^etos, arovbeis, alfxaTbets, XevyaXtos, beivbs, aypXbs. 
 MwXtf, vbs, to, subst. [moly,] a bulbous plant. MwXiJ bi [xiv kuXeovui 6eo\, 
 
 %aX£7ro*> bi t bpvaaeiVr k. 305. 
 Miojjdbfiat, et /uujjievw, v. [vitupero,] to disparage, scorn. N>) tov AXbvvabv, 
 
 ev ye jJLWfiq. TctVTayL Aves 171. See also 5.274. SYN. ^iyo), /jefxfbfjiat, 
 
 Xoibopeu), 7rpo7r/jXaa^w, Kdfcrjybpeo), eymXew, EiriGKiotrTW. 
 Mo)fjir)Tbs, rj, bv, adj. [vituperandus,] to be blamed, contemptible. Mw/iq- 
 . tos* 'Epjuiris b* evXbyws fyvnydylv. Sept. Theb. 504. SYN. Metros, Kdrd- 
 
 f-iefXTTTOS. 
 
 Mwfibs, ov, 6, subst. [vituperium, probrum,] disparagement, reprofch, censure. 
 
 'Hfjeas aiayyvuv ; edsXeis be ice /jwj.wv dva.\pai. (3. 86. SYN. ^Vbybs, bveibbs, 
 
 <pdovbs, XoibbpXa. 
 *Mfiv, adv. [mini? an forte] utrum?] whether? Ot'yw rdXaivd, fiwv to fiaK- 
 
 \elov icdpa. Hec. 670. 
 Mwvv£, v^bs, et * pa^vv^bs, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [solidashabens ungulas,] firm-hoofed. 
 
 "ApfxdaX kcu ipdXXots TErpdfiafjibai jjtwvv^d irtiXov. Pho3H. 804. See also Iph. 
 
 A. 450. Syn. MbvbxnXbs. 
 
 1 The penult, of fivw is generally long in the pres. fut. and aor., in the perf. always long, as 
 Jl. 420 ; with the Attics short, as is also the aorist in Horn, in the above passage. 
 
MflPA NAIIY 593 
 
 Mcjpaivh), v. [stulte ago, stultus sum,] to act foolishly. Tvi>a~tnd fuopaivovadv 
 
 ev btijuots eywv. Androm. 572. Syn. 'HAcuVw. 
 Miopia, as, ij, subst. [stultitia,] folly. M^S' eEpfiopfy fxupiav ty/v er)v ejioi. 
 
 Bacch, 340. SYN. To fxiopov, evi/deid, avoid, djxapTXa, vr)7rXda, vrjirtea. 
 Mutpds, a, dv, adj. [stultus, fatuus,] foolish. M&pos be Qvy\tH)V 6<ttls kuTropdel 
 
 irdXeis. Troad. 9-5* SYN. 'HXXdXds, dvdrjTds, fidratos, atypiov. 
 
 N. 
 
 Nat, 1 [adverbium affirmants vel coneedentis,] yes by — , truly. '6ro)Tt; rat 
 
 7r pbs tuiv dewv, (h Ywfcpdres. Nub. 784. 
 Natds, et Ion. NrjXds, dbds, et Nats, Ion. N^ts, Xbds, r), P.N. [Nais,] a Naiad, 
 
 a heathen deity, supposed to preside over streams. Nat'et peXadpa Naidbwv 
 
 wfji(f>(vv /jterd. Cycl. 429* See also Helen. 187. 
 Naurdio, Ion. imp. vnurdaaKov, et vaieTdeoKdv, et (2) valv, v. [(l) habito, (2) ha- 
 
 bitor,] to inhabit ; to be inhabited. "Apvy vaieTdovrd MeveadXdv, 6V Kdpvvi]Tr)s. 
 
 H. 9. See also P. 308. Apoll. 4. 1211. and Hec. 6l5. Syn. Evoikeu*, 
 
 KdroiKtoj, bXarpifiu), (l)vaidfj.at. 
 * NaXds, et Ion. NtjXds, a, dv, adj. [navalis,] of a ship, naval. "Ap\£ raXov arpd- 
 
 tov. Iph. A. 260. See also O. 410. Syn. NqvtXkos. 
 Nals, vid. NaXds. 
 Ndnrj, fis, r), et vdicds, eds, to, subst. [pellis villosa,] a shaggy skin. 'Av' be 
 
 vdicrjv eXer alyds evrpefyeos fieydXoid. £. 530. See also Theocr. 5. J. SYN. 
 
 Aep/id, fivpffd, KtobXov, kwcls. EpiTH. Hayxpvads. 
 Na/zd, dros, to, subst. [rluentum, vortex,] a stream. Qavfiaordv 'lei vajjid 7ra/x- 
 
 tpdyov 7rvp6s. Med. 1184. SYN. Na«r/ids, peedpdv, peWpdv, <nroppio£, a7roppd>), 
 
 pevfid. EpiTH. Udrdp.Xov, Kprjvawv, Xepva~iov, baupvppdovv, evvbpdv, apyupedv, 
 
 Tepdv, devadv, yXvKv, tyaihpov, tcaXXippddv, ifiepdev. 
 Navpd(pv))s, eds, adj. [naturam nani habens,] dwarfish. Nawd(j)ve~is, o-tyvpdbiuv. 
 
 Pax 790. SYN. 'Av0ow7rto>, dvbpdpXdv, avQpwTrdpXov. 
 Nafrds, a, dv, adj. [Naxius,] of the island of Naxus. npd^dvrjdx Nafyais. 
 
 Antig. 1150. 
 Na£(ovpyr)s, eds, 6, 1), adj. [in Naxo fabricatus,] built in Naxus. To be -rrXoldv 
 
 ea-ai Na^Xovpyi)s tcavQdpds. Pax 143. 
 Na£ds, ov, >/, P. N. [Naxus,] an island in the iEgean sea. 'Hbe Udpos, Na£os, 
 
 Mimdvos, T/7-vw. Pers. 886'. 
 Nads, Ion. Nrjds, ov, et Attice News, to, 6, subst. [aedes sacra, templum,] a 
 
 temple. 'E£ Xepov vao~id xe^dv is, ovkItX bo&t. Lysistr. 7J5. SYN.^Iepdv, 
 
 dpc'iK-dpdv, refxevds, dXads, arjKds. EPITH. XdpXeis, ETrrjpdrds, Ovwbrjs, fieyds, 
 
 -k'iwv, aicfipdrds, ebu)br]s, TiftXds, 7ro\v\\toros, Krjdjbrjs, OeobfirjTds, evicXeys. 
 Nadtyi/Xai;, ukos, et vqdTrdXds, ov, 6, subst. [templi praeses,] a guardian or 
 
 keeper of the temple. T !2 vadtyvXatces fiu)]j.Xot r e7rtardrat. Iph. T. 1285. See 
 
 also Hes. Theog. 991- SYN. NewKdpds, irpd-KdXds, Xepevs. 
 Su-ralds, a, dv, adj. [in vallibus habitans,] of the valley. Euowj/ vdrraiais kv 
 
 KXdaipiovus 7rrvxals. CE. R. "1026". SYN. /^pvfiojbrjs, vXu)brjs. 
 Navr), rjs, i], et vaicfo, eds, to, subst. [vallis circumdata montibus, saltus,] a 
 
 valley between hills and rocks, a mountain wood. <I>i)yj/ Xt7raias tyeiripvXa- 
 
 fjiev vdnas. Iph. T. 325. See also Androm. 283. Syn. "AyKos, bpvpds, 
 
 cpdpay^, KoiXds. EPITH. Ei/Xet^tos, -^eifiappos, Xepd, ndXvOnpds, vXoKo/iov, vityd- 
 
 (ioXos, Tcoi-qpds, KiaadQdpds, vXi^oad, Kprjvulds, aKXepd, vXaKd^ds, ttotX)), koiXo- 
 | Trebos. 
 \ScL7rv, vds, to, subst. [sinapi,] mustard. Ka/3\e^£ vdnu, kul tu fitTion dvea- 
 
 irdffe. Equit. 631. SYN. IXvrjnX. EPITH. ^pi^v, opyiXdv. 
 
 1 On the origin and use of this particle, see the learned lloogeveen, Doctr. Panic. Ling. Gr. 
 :ap. 31, p. 787. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 4 F 
 
594 NAP0 NAYn 
 
 Napdrf, was, 6, subst. [ferula, bacillus,] a ferule, a rod. 'Ev ko/X« vapdrjKX, 
 Xadiov Aid TepTrXicepavvdv. Hes. Op. 52. SYN. e Pa/3§os. EPITH. MvctXitoXos, 
 
 Xepos. 
 Nap0j?K:o7r\?7pwrds, ov, 6 et r\, adj. [in ferula conclusus,] enclosed in a ferule or 
 
 rod. NapdrfKdnXypojTOV be drjpwuai Tvpos. P. V. 109- 
 NajoK-aw, f. irvio, v. [lorpeo, obtorpeo,] to be benumbed, to grow numb. T»/|e 
 
 be ol vevp})v vapKrjae be ^e)p enX Kap7ru). 0. 328. SYN. Nwflpevw, Xvofiai. 
 Napjo/, r)s, >/, subst. [stupor,] numbness ; properly, the fish called torpedo. 
 
 O'ifxof rX 7rod\ ticnrep vapicrj, fiov Kara rfjs x ei P^ s Karate irae. Vesp. 713. 
 NapatTtfos, ov, 6 et ij, subst. [narcissus,] a narcissus. 'A be icdXa vapKtaads 
 
 etc apKevOotcX Kofiavai. Theocr. 1. 133. SYN. AelpXov. EPITH. 'Evirvoos, 
 
 vypds. Phr. See GE. C. 715. 
 
 * Naorct/jw*', wvos, 6, P. N. [Nasamon.] f H b' dpd ol Naaajuuva retce, Kpdrepov 
 re Katyavpov. Apoll. 4. 1496. 
 
 Naflr^os, ov, 6, subst. [fluentum,] a stream. tt A 'yo> pmols vaafiolaiv k^o jioplfip.au 
 
 Hipp. 649. SYN. Nd/id. EPITH. MeXdvavyrJi, Kpqvaws. 
 Nao-cw, f. £a>, v. [condenso, cogo,] to thicken, to fill. 'ApcpX be yaldv evaftf 
 
 ratyos £' eXe TravraSi Xbovrds. <f>. 122. SYN. 'E7re p(3dXX(o, aojpevio, ffvp7rXt]pdio. 
 Naaos, Dor. pro Nj/o-os, q. v. 
 Naoroy, 01), 6, subst. [placenta condensata in latitudinem,] a thick heavy 
 
 broad cake. 7 Hk€v yap av croi vaoros ev neireppevos. Plut. 1142. 
 Nai/ayia, as, >/, et vavdyXbv, ov, to, subst. [naufragium,] a shipwreck, a 
 
 wreck. UXiorJjpus, otitep etyvyov ck vavayXas. Helen. 1069* See also Troad. 
 
 420. 
 *Navayos, Ion. vavrjyds, ov, 6, adj. [naufragus,] shipwrecked. Kal vvv raXas 
 
 vavay os t arroXeaas <j)XXovs. Helen. 407. SYN. Navtydopos. 
 Nauap^os, ravKXqpos, ov, et vavKpdriop, dpos, 6, subst. [navis magister,] the 
 
 master or commander of a ship. Xupards, fj vvv e-nlvavap^co. Choeph. 7H« 
 
 See also iEsch. Suppl. 185. and Philoct. 1100. 
 Nav/3dn7?, e| vavrrjs, ov, 6, subst. et adj. [navita, marinus,] a sailor, marine. "EX- 
 
 Kei be, Kw7rrjv ware vavfiarrjs avl]p. Hipp. 12 16. See also Androm. 457. EPITH. 
 
 Moyepos, TrovTOTTopos, arapfirjs, anfipXds. 
 NavfjdXxbrfs, ov, 6, patronym. [e Naubolo satus,] the son of Naubolus. Nau- 
 
 7rXtds* r) yap er)v K.Xvtovijov Nav/3oXiSao. Apoll. 1. 134. 
 Navberov, ov, to, subst. [rudens,] a cable. "Effxave irovroiropov Ka\ vavber 
 
 dvi]\jjdrd irpvfivav. Troad. 812. SYN. YlpoTovbs, KaXtos, TrpvpvijaXdv, 
 Navrjyos, Ion. pro Nai/ayos, q. v. 
 Nai/kXqpew, v. [navis magister sum, navem guberno,] to command a ship, to I 
 
 direct. Mep\pei, av b' avros yvwdX vavKXrjpelv iroXXv. Sept. Theb. 649. Syn. 
 
 NavTtXXopai, Kv(3epvd(t), IfCffw^w. 
 ~NavKXrjpXa, as, ?/, subst. [navigatio,] a voyage. Kvirpiv vdpi£u) Ttjs epfjs vav- 
 
 nXrjpXas. Med. 52/. Syn. 2roXos, vavrXXia, ttXoos. 
 
 * NavKXrjpXdv, ov, to, subst. [classis,] a fleet. MoXot be vawcXrjpXa /cat orpdrtay. 
 Rhes. 233. SYN. NavcrTad/uds. 
 
 NavfcX^pos, ov, et vavKpaTwp, dpos, b, vid. Nawap^os. 
 
 NaSXos, ov, 6, et vavXov, to, subst. [naulum,] freight, a fare for passing in a 
 
 boat or ship. "Etcftatv, affobos tov vavXov. b. e^t be rw '/3oXw. Ran. 270. 
 
 Syn. HopQjieiov. 
 
 * NavXoxew, v. [stationem habeo,] to hold a naval station. Hats, Qfjs evav- 
 Xdxei, Otav. Iph. A. 249. 
 
 NavXo^os, tv, adj. [stationi naviura idoneus,] securing ships. Tlov b'; a'lb' 
 'Axaiwv vavXoxpi TTepiTTTvxai. Hec. 1001. 
 
 NavnaxEw, v. [ex nave pugno,] to engage in a sea-fight. Kal ydpalaxpov earX, 
 tovs fxev vavfiaxJivavTas fiXav. Ran. 693. 
 
 Navfxaxos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [e navi pugnans, navalis,] fighting in a naval en- 
 gagement, naval. Nwjua be \votov fieyd vavfidxov ev iraXp/JLrjfTX. O. 677' 
 
 * Nai/7nk7-tos, a, ov, adj. [Naupactius,] of Naupactus. "A^rts yap kXdiov etc 
 
NATCI NAYT 595 
 
 irepas Nai/7r aKT?as. iEscb. Suppl. 270. 
 Nav7T7/y£w, v. [naves fabricor,] to build ships. TVs xaXiceveiv, rj vavnrjyeTv, rj 
 
 panreiv, rj rpdxbnoieiv. Plut. 513. 
 ^NavTTTjyia, as, r), et vavniiy rjats, r), subst. [navis fabrica,] the fabric of a ship. 
 
 NavmqyXav 5' <hs ei rXs apfioZiov dvrjp. Cycl. 459. 
 NavnrjyXov, ov, to, subst. [locus ubi naves compinguntur,] a ship-yard. Avt&v 
 
 neXeKcovrojv, ibonep ev vavnrjyXa. Aves 1157. 
 Nav7r\ieids, ov, adj. [Nauplicus,] Nauplian, so called from Nauplius, the 
 son of Neptune and Amymone. AXjievd be NavnXieiov eKnXrjpwv nXdrrj. 
 Orest. 54. 
 NavnXXds, ov, 6, P. N. et (2) a, dv, adj. '[('!) Nauplius, (Q) Nauplicus,] Nau- 
 plius, Nauplian. IwcraTe li en ciktus NavnXXas bdfxaprd re. Helen. 1585. 
 Navnopos, et vavaindpos, ov, 6 et f/, adj. [navibus pervius,] passed by ships, 
 navigable, ship-urging, sea-passing. KeX<7as en atcras vavnopovs rds IlaXXd- 
 Sds. Eumen. 10. See also Iph. A. 172. 
 Nat/s, vads, veds et vecos, et Ion. vr\vs, vrjds, i], subst. [navis,] a ship. 'NoarXfiov 
 vavs erivrj/rev nobd. Hec. 928. Syn. YlXo'iov, nevtcr), trtcdcpds, dicd-os, a^eoXa. 
 EPITH. Tlovrla, tbfcinro funds, nevrrjKovrepos, dovpXa, xaXtce/jijjdXas, tbnela, kXcivt), 
 evriper/uds, 6od, yXdfvpd, opdoupatpa, Kvdvonptopos, fieXaivd, evepyrjs, KOtXr), nepX- 
 naXXrjs, ciLupXeXioad, elad, evaaeXfjids, enijotrfjos, evnpvtivos, r)fjdrXa, juiXTondprjos, 
 KopajvXs, ndXvicXrjXs, /JeydKrjrrjs, ndXv£vyds, evpeid, ddXaaaonXayicrds , h)Kvndpds, 
 ooXXyi]p^.Tfxds, eettcdcrdpos, tyoprXs. 
 NavadXdu), v. [naulo vehenduni suscipio ,* deporto. Vid. Steph. Thes. t. ii. 
 p. 1010=c. 6306.] to convey for hire; in the mid. v. to hire a vessel. Nava- 
 6Xuj(tov(tlv ndrpwas and yds; Troad. l64. 
 NavaXddds, ov, 6, P. N. [Nausithoiis,] Nausithoiis. NavaXftdov, ds etyarrKe Wo- 
 
 oeibawv dydoaoBai. 0. 565. PHR. Meyddv/uds, os ev $air)%v dvavoe. rj. 62. 
 
 NavaXuda, as, ?/, P. N. [Nausicaa,] the daughter of Alcinoiis. "H rpefe Nav- 
 
 oXxdav XevKwXevdv kv /xeydpoiaXv. r). 12. EpiTfl. %vnenXds. PHR. 'A0dvd- 
 
 TyaX <pv))v teal elbos dfjoirj. 
 
 NavcriKXeirds, et vaval~KXi>Tos, ov, 6 et r), adj. [navigandi peritia celeber,] famed 
 
 for skill in sailing. JLlbd/jevri Kovpri vavau:Xeao~id Av/uavros. c?. 22. See also 
 
 o. 414. 
 
 * NavoXLidxv, vs, y, P. N. [Nausimache,] Nausimache. NavaXLidxys fxijv rJTriov 
 
 €<ttiv Xapiuvos. Thesm. 804. 
 NavaXvdds, ov, 6, P. N. [Nausinoiis,] a son of Ulysses and Calypso. Teivdrd, 
 
 NavaXvoov re, fxXyels epdrrj (jiXXdrrjrX. Hes. Theog. 1017- 
 NavaXno/unos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [naves impellens,] ship-conveying. "E^v ep, 
 
 vote vavaXnoiindv avpav. Phoen. 1727« SYN. NavoXnopds. 
 Navmndpds, vid. Navndpds. 
 Navaiardvds, pw, * et //, adj. [navibus miseriam afferens,] ship-afflicting or 
 
 destroying. Navtriarovdv vfipXvXbwv. Pyth. 1. 140. 
 NauoX<pdpr]Tos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [in navibus portatus,] conveyed in ships, mari- 
 time. "Ap/udoX' NavaXcjjdpiirois. Pyth. 1. 64. SYN. Navfidrrjs, vavrXi<6s, vav- 
 tXXos, vavaXnopos. 
 Navcrrddfiov, ov, to, subst. [statio navium,] a station for ships. NayTrdfyud 
 
 pets KdrXheiv. Rhes. 243. SYN. At/i??»', riwpibv, vavXoxps ebpn. 
 NayrrroXew, f. i'jou), v. [(1) navi deduce, (2) adnavigo,] to convey by sea, to 
 bring in a ship, to sail to. Kai bd/japrd rr)v KdKicrrrjv vavardkuv iXlfXutiiv ; 
 Orest. 732. SYN. NavTiXXd/iat, ravtcXrjpEw. 
 NavaroXii/ud, dros, to, vavarbXXu, et vavrlXXa, as, r/, subst. [navi deduclum, na- 
 vigatioj what has been conveyed by ship, navigation. Wovtov te ravarbXi)- 
 fidd\ ojs bXaXXdyas. Eur. Suppl. 220. See also Androm. 788. and Pyth. 4. 
 124. Syn. TIXous, vavKXrjpXa. 
 SavTTfs, ov, b, subst. [nauta,] a sailor. News be vaiirys yovxos Katpoj ad(j>ds. 
 Eur. Suppl. 519. SYN. ^Savftdrrjs, vavrXKos, vavriXos, nopOfxevs, VClVKkupps. 
 EPITH. Sec Nav/3dr7js. PHR. NaXas dptoyos te~x pcis ' 
 
596 NAYT NEBP 
 
 Navrt&w, et vhvaXixia, v. [nauseo,] to be sea-sick, to nauseate. Ovk <to& trirm 
 
 ov vavrXips er, w leve. Thesm. 882. 
 Navruos, r), bv, adj. [nauticus, navalis,] of a sailor, of ships, naval. NavrU-o> 
 crrparev/JL , dvapypv, Kanl rols ko-koIs dpdav. Iph. A. 914. SYN. NatrtXos, 
 vrjXbs, VYi'tT-qSy ddXctaaXbs. 
 NavrtXia, as, ?^, subst. vid. Na varoXr] jud. 
 Nayre'XXo/mt, v. [navigo,] to sail. Afyw7rrov^£ jue Bvptos dvwyei yavr/XXe<70ou. 
 
 £. 246. SYN. IIXew, d7ro7rX£W, ravoroXtw. 
 Kav7tXos, ov, 6, subst. [nauta,] a sailor. T ft j>ai/riXo«rt x^'h-? 1705 ^fy"7> / (pdveis. 
 
 Androm. 883. Syn. See Navrrjs. 
 NavQdbpbs, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [naufragus, naves perdens,] ship-wrecked, ship- 
 destroying. YIpoarjXddv aureus, vavfObpois f]adrjfievoi. Helen. 1538. Syn. 
 
 Ncti/ayos, 
 NavfaaKTos, ov, 6 et f], adj. [munitus in navi, classe instructus, navalis,] forti- 
 fied or defended by ships, naval. e 6pd0' baov arpdrevfid vavfpaicrov rube. Iph. 
 
 A. 1259* SYN. Navrifcos, vavXoxps, vriios. 
 Ndw, 1 f. vdaw, v. [(1) congrego, compleo, habitare facio ; (2) dense effluo,] 
 
 to assemble, to fill, to cause to dwell, to flow. Alyeipiov ev be Kprjvt] vdeX, 
 
 afJiQX be Xeifi&v. 5. 292* Sy N. (1) "Ayeipw, Xbpvca, KaroiKtciu), (2) peu>, fipvw, 
 
 PXvgio. 
 NedyyeXros, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [recens nuntiatus^] newly announced. 'Avijp an 
 
 avbpos rr}V veayyeXrov tya~Xv. Choeph. 724. 
 Nect^w, v. [juvenesco, novo,] to grow or be young, to make new. 'AXX' erX 
 
 veaZwv avrbs evpoifx av (3Xbv ; Phcen. l6S5. 
 Neatpd, as, ff, P.N. [Neaera,] Nesera, *As tekev 'HeXty vweplbvX bid Neatpd, 
 
 ft. 133. 
 Neatperbs, ov, 6 et ?;, adj. [recens captus,] recently caught. Aeto-Gcu* rpbwos he 
 
 dripds u>s veaipETov. Agam. 1030. 
 NecuoV^ros, vid. NirjKovrjros. 
 NeavXas, et Ion. verjpXas, veavlaicbs, ov, b, et veavXs, Ion. verjvXs, Xbbs, >/, subst. 
 
 et adj. [juvenis,] a young man. *H rov KdXov aov irpovBdvev veavXov. Alcest. 
 
 714. See also Trach. 312. and Pint. 1172. Syn. Neds, veavXKbs, Kbpbs, 
 
 KopdaXov. 
 NeavXicbs, ?), ov, adj. [juvenilis, valid us,] youthful, vigorous. "Itvkoc irdp i^uv 
 
 6' i\v 0o/3os veavXicbs. Hipp. 1199* SYN. Neds, vedpbs, veox^os, laftupos. 
 NeavXicws, adv. [juveniliter,] in a youthful manner. AdPova, Xv avrov rwQdau 
 
 veavXK&s. Vesp. 1362* SYN. Ntdpws, icry^puis, yevvaitos, 
 Neavis, vid. Neavtas. 
 'Neaviaubs, vid. NeavXas. 
 Nedpds, et vetaipos, a, cv, adj. [novitius, tenellus,] new, fredtottnder. BeftdaX' 
 
 av be 7rpoff(*)wd ved-pd. Troad. 832. (Iamb, dim.) SYl^H K| dirdXbs, vta- 
 
 Nedrbs, et Ion. retards, ??, ov, adj. [ultimus,] farthest, l§JH^Tldcrcu 6' eyyvs 
 
 dXos vedrat UvXov ^fiddbevrbs. I. 153. See also Z. 29^. Syn. "Eaxdrbs, 
 
 velaipos, vewrdros, vardrbs. 
 Nedw, v. [novo,] to plough a fallow. Op^-d fiev yap, rjv veg.p joovXrjod' ev &pq. 
 
 rovs dypovs. Nub. 1117. 
 Ne/3petds, ov, adj. [hiunuleus,] of a fawn, Ov ydp 7rw veflpeid bt oared rerpr\- 
 
 vovro. Call. 3.' 244. 
 NfjSpis, Xbbs, i], subst. [pellis cervina,] the skin of a stag. NefipXba arbXibb)- 
 
 adfxeva wor eyw. Phcen. 1768. SYN. Aepas veppov. EPITH. IrtKrij, ttol- 
 
 tcXXrj. « 
 
 Ne/3pos, ov, 6 et ?/, subst. [hinnulus,] a fawn. <dvpaov re \eipX, koj. refipov ariK- 
 
 rbv bepas. Bacch. 823. EPITH. YlowXXodpit,, 7rotaXds, dvaXKis. 
 
 1 The penult, of Naw in the sense of compleor is short in the pres., and long in fut. and aor. 
 t. 122. Xwpis 8' aW 'dpaar-vuov 5' op$ iiyyea trfora, unless the true reading be %vaov. 
 
NEH0 NEKT 597 
 
 'NttjddXfjs, vedOrjXfjs, ebs, et vebdrjXbs, ov, 6 et r), adj. [recenter virescens,] 
 freshly blooming, youthful. "Ay* w veriddXZs, w. Ion 112. See also Z. 347. 
 and Eumen. 453. SYN. Nec?ytX#y, vebybvbs, veoyvbs, ^(Xwpds, -)(Xbq(f)bpbs, vebs, 
 vedpbs, veodpe7TTOs. 
 NeTjxris, ebs, 6 et ?/, et verjKbvr}Tbs, Dor. veaKovtiTos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [recens acu- 
 tus,] newly sharpened. , Et,erd/j.ov TreXeKevaX vef/f&oi, vijXbv eivat. II. 484. 
 See also Soph. Electr. 1394. 
 'SerjXvs, vbbs, 6 et >/, adj. [qui recens advenit,] just arrived, newly come. "Imrot 
 
 b* o'ibe, yepate, vetjXvbes, ovs epeetvets. K. 558. SYN."E7n7Xi/s, veapos. 
 Ner/^aros, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [recens dictus,] recently spoken. ®avfxdcrXr)v yap 
 
 Tjjvbe ver^drbv oaadv cikovu). Horn. Merc. 442. 
 Neiatpds, d, 6v, adj. [imus, ultiraus, extremus,] at the bottom, the last. Neialpy 
 
 & kv yaoTpX bXa £u)(TTfjpos eXaaaev. P. 519» 
 Ne/ctros, vid. Nedros. 
 
 Netfcew, (Ion. veiKeiw, et Ion. imp. eveiKeiecrKov,) f. eaio, v. [objurgo, castigo,] to 
 reproach, reprove. Tovs be Xbwv vetKeaaev, etros r* etyar, etc r bvbfxa£ev. p. 
 215. See also O. 210. and A. 241. SYN. 'Ovetbizia, emTipdia, Xoibbpew, 
 vj3piS.(o, btipXa.dfj.at. 
 Nelcds, ebs, to, subst. [contentio, certamen,] a dispute. 'Eyw be vcIkos ov^ 
 eyiov rob' 7)pdfir]V. Heracl. 986. SYN. QxXbveiKXa, Xoibbpta, epXs, b)~ipXs, pd\(r). 
 EPITH.^A^ptroV, bpoiXbv, opbv, p£yd, aKbpearbv, naXaiov, vebv, tybvXov , api]X6v ', 
 V7rep(3xbv, bXbbv, aiu(f)fipi<jTov, apydXebv, XevydXebv , Kparepov. 
 NetXews, fors. Dor. pro N?/Xews, q. v. 1 
 NeiXddZpr)*, eos, adj. [Nilo enutritus,] Nile-cherished. NeiXbdepjj ndpeidv. 
 
 iEsch. Suppl. 74. 
 NetXos, ov, 6, P. N. [Niius,] the river Nile. "IriaX aeitrbv NeTXos evirbrov pebs. 
 P. V. 837. SYN. A'iyv7TTos. EPITH. MeXafjpd(p})s, kirTa-Kbpds, KaXXippbbs, 
 AldXoip, fiaQvbivqs, AiyvirrXos, <pepeKap7rbs. PhR. See Helen. 1. 
 NeiXwris, Xbbs, rj, adj. [Niloticus,] of, on, or near the Nile. NetXwru^ov br) rfjv 
 
 fiuicpav d-rroiKXav. P. V. 839» 
 ISeibdev, vetbdX, vebQev, adv. [ex infimo, imo, vel intimo,] from the bottom. 
 Neiodev £k KpdbXrjs' Tpbfieovrb be oi typeves evrbs. K, 10. See also ( I>. 317- 
 SYN. Karwdev, vepdev, Ik fiadovs. 
 Netos, Ion. pro Neds, a, ov, adj. q. v. 
 Netds, ov, »/, subst. [novale,] land newly broken up, a fallow. 'Ev & erXdet 
 
 vetov fidXdKrjv, Tiieipdv dpovpdv. 2. 541. EP£TH. Ba0e7a, epXj3u)Xa%. 
 Net'o-co/Ltat, vid. Nz.bfj.ai. 
 Net'^w et vi<f>u), f. vX(pG) et r/t/zai, 2 aor. evtybv, v. [uingo,] to snow. Ni<pe/uev 
 
 avOpwiroiaX 7rX((>av a Kb pevos rd d KfjXd. M. 280. 
 Nticds, dbbs, ^J^st. [strages mortuorum, acervus caesorum,] a heap of the 
 
 slain. Avj^Bi^Brtr' ewacr-^bv tv aivrjmv veKabeaaXv. E. 886". 
 Ketcpbbeypoj^M Ms adj. [qui mortuos cogit,] usseinbling or receiving the 
 
 dead. Tuvve^/fgypbvbs' els dnepavrbv. V. V. 159- 
 NeKpbdriKTj, rjs, i], subst. [sandapila,] a bier. Teveaiv re fiporutv, Kal veKpbdrjKTjs. 
 
 Eur. Cret.fr. 2. 18. 
 NeKpoTTOfnrbs, ov, o, adj. [qui mortuos deducit,] conveying the dead. Nexpft- 
 
 vofjnrbs 't£et. Alcest. 453. 
 Neicpbs, a, bv, adj. et (2) Nexpbs, ov, 6, subst. [(l)mortuus ; (2) cadaver. Vid. 
 R. P. Hec. 665.] (1) dead, (2) a corpse. Tj?6' eitj bs dirotvd <fipoi, Kal veKp4v 
 dyotTo. 11. 139' SYN. (1) Kd/Jiu))', ol^bfievbs, reOveios, Odvwv, vZkvs, (jjdi/jevbs, 
 reOvr}Ku)s, Kdrdre9veio)s, Karatydifjevos. 
 Ne»cTap, dpbs, to, subst. [nectar,] the fabled liquor of the gods. NeVrap 
 ewvbybec rot be yjpvoeois beTrdeaaX. A. 3. EPITH. 'Epudpbv, tiiipbiv, yXvxv, 
 a.Kpr]Tbv, yyTov. 
 'Se KTopibs, a, bv, adj. [nectareus,] of nectar. Nacrftphp bl xirwvX fiiXaiv a/j(J)l- 
 i^^dvt retypri. 2. 25. 
 
 1 Sec Weseeling. Herod, ix. c. 97. Kiessl, Thcocr. 2b. 3. and Brunck. 
 
598 NEKY NEOI 
 
 Nekvs, V8s, 6 et fi, adj. [morluus,] dead. Mopjuvpav afoot rl icaX atpitri 
 
 Kal veKveaaXv. T. 325. SYN. NeKpos, Trrwfxd, evepoi. EP1TH. 'OXbfievbs, 
 
 adcnrrosy adXXbs, <f>povbbs 9 <j>dXjj.evbs, Kara(j>dXuevps, KCLTaretiveiws, yvfivos, eXeetvbs, 
 
 Krdfxevbs, Kpvepbs. 
 Ne/iea, et Nefieid, as, rj, P. N. [Neraea.] "Oirircos r evvbpov Ne/^eqs el(rr)Xbde x<*>- 
 . pbv. Theocr. 25. 182. See also Hes. Theog. 329- 
 Ne/j,ebs, Nefietbs, et Nefieidlbs, bv, adj. [Nemeseus,] of Nemea. KolXrjv avXXv 
 
 e^ovrd Aids Nefxeoib ixdp aXabs. Theocr. 25. 169. See also Here. F. 152. 
 
 and Hes. Theog. 327. 
 'Ne/nedbj, vid. Nsfibj. 
 Nefieadio, et vifxeai^u), v. [indignor, reprehendo, improbo,] to be angry with, 
 
 to reprove. Kcu b' aXXaj ve^eadrbv , b tis rotavra ye pe£oi. y Y. 494. See also 
 
 E. 7$7* SYN. Me/utyofxai, dydvaKreui, <j)dbve(o, eirXrifxauj, veined), eTrXirXi)aau>, 
 
 fiaarKaivh). 
 He^earjrds, ?), bv, adj. [indignatione dignus,] deserving reproach or reproof. 
 
 Axbolos, vefxearriros, b fie 7rpber}Ke nvdeadai. A. 648. 
 Ne/ifo-ts, eojs, rj, subst. [justa indignatio, ultio,] just indignation, vengeance ; 
 
 personified, the goddess of revenge. Qe&v repeats els 'EXej/av. Orest. 1357- 
 
 SYN.^Y/Sofa, (j>dbvbs, /uefJix^LS. 
 "Ne/jerojp, bpbs, 6, subst. [ultor,] an avenger. Zevs ve/Jterwp e7rXboi KbraU'ojv. 
 
 Sept. Theb. 481. Syn. 'AuvvTwp, Ttjutiopbs. 
 Ng//os, ebs, to, subst. [neinus, locus pascuus umbrosus,] a shady pasture. 'Ei/ 
 
 vefiei ffKiepa)'' eirX re Xlv rjydye baifxojv. A. 480. SYN."AX<70S. 
 Ne/uu), et vefj.edu},- v. [tribuo, distribuo, pasco, &c] to distribute, to feed. Ne- 
 
 jjieiv ficLTalh) fxaXXbv, >} ^prjarol irdrpX. Helen. 917* See also A. 635. SYN. 
 
 'ATrdvefiaj, blatpeo), /j.epic,oj, fiocrKU). 
 NeVujXos, bv, adj. [fatuus,] foolish. w Os judXd fiij vevXrjXbs ; eir laair) yap eoiKe. 
 
 Call. 1. 63. SYN. 'AvaiaOrjrbs, dXdbs, avbrjrbs, fiXervbs, rjXbs. 
 ~Sebapb^s, ebs, adj. [recens rigatus,] recently watered. 'fis 5' or' biruypivos Bo- 
 
 perjs vebapbe aXiorjv. ^>. 346. 
 Ntoydjuos, ov, 6 et f}, adj. [recens nuptus,] newly married. "Earai bebopKios, 
 
 vebyafiov vv/JKprjs biKrjv. Agani. 1152. SYN. Neobfjtrjs, veobfxrjTbs, veoCv£, veo- 
 
 S.vybs, veo^vyrjs, veioafi vvntyXos. 
 ItfebyiXos, veoybvos, et veoyvos, rj, ov-, et * veoyevrjs, ebs, adj. [recens natus,] 
 
 newly born, young. r Trjs yyrot (pojvrj uev, bar] okvXcikos vebyiXfjs. u. 86. See 
 
 also Ion 1001. Iph. T. 1224. and Choeph. 523. 
 "Neoypa7rrbs, et veoypd<j)bs, bv, adj. [recens pictus,] newly painted. Upuade 
 
 veoypaiTTU) ddXdfio) \bpbv earaaavTb. Theocr. 18. 3. 
 Nedyvids, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [juvenili corpore,] having youthful limbs, vigorous. 
 
 "E7rrd yap baiaavTo nvpai vebyviovs. Nem. 9. 56. 
 NedSapros, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [recens excoriatus,] newly skinned tifjlayed. "Earo 
 
 pods vedbaprbv, clXvctkwv nfjpd /jieXaivav. ^. 363. 
 Neob/uris, fjrbs, et veobjarfrbs, ov, 6 et f], adj. [nuper nuptus;. (loinatus,] newly 
 
 married or newly conquered. 'AAX' vfipXs, v'L re vol veobjurjres yafiot. Med. 
 
 1363. See also Isthm. 4. 106. SYN. ISebyd/ubs, vftoarX vv/j(pXbs. 
 Neobpeirrbs, et veobpbirbs, ov, b et fj, adj. [recens decerptus,] newly plucked. 
 
 AevKOGTetyels t^ovad vebbpeirrovs tcXdbovs ; iEsch. Suppl. 338. See also iEsch. 
 
 Suppl. 359. 
 Ne6kv£, vybs, veogvybs, ov, et veogvyrjs, ebs, 6 et rj, adj. [recens conjunctus,] 
 
 recently yoked, or married. Ekos otydbaZeiv r)v di>, ws veocvyd. Eur. fr. 167. 
 
 3. See 'also Med. 800. and P. V. 1045. SYN. Neobfirjs, reobfirj-bs, vebydjubs. 
 Nebdev, vid. Nelbdev. 
 NebdrjXr/s etvebdrjXbs, vid. 'ShjddXys. 
 Neodpenrbs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [recens nutritus,] newly nourished, young. <bvrd- 
 
 XXij vebQpeirTd Kdrrjjj.vovaXv epa£e. Apoll. 3. 1399* 
 Neo/*/, tjs, r), subst. [juvenilis a^tas,] youthful-ness, youth. J Hadd ndpos' vvv 
 
 aire vbov viKtjae veoir). "Hf. 604. SYN."H/3^, vebrrjs. 
 
NEOI NEOI 599 
 
 Nsoiicds, ov, 6 et f], adj. [in nova urbe domum habens, nove habitatus,] having 
 
 an abode in a new city, newly inhabited. Kal rap peolkop ebpap. Olymp. 5. 19. 
 ISedKii&rjs, vloTcaQifs et PEoirepQrjs, ids, 6, fj, adj. [recenti mcerore vel calamitate 
 
 adfectus,] recently afflicted. Et yap rts Kal Trevdos iytop pioKtjbiX dv/uaj. Hes. 
 
 Theog. 98. See also Eumen. 91 7. and X. 39. 
 NioKXeibrjs, ov, 6, P. N. [Neoclides.] Ets fiev ye NedKXeibrjS' 6s earl fiep TvfXos. 
 
 Plut. 665. 
 Neo/cXworos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [recens contextus,] recently woven. "Hrot 6y <bpi- 
 
 yraTo vsokXu)(tto) TeXdfi&pos. Theocr. 24. 44. 
 * Neokutjtus, vid. NeoKTdvos. 
 *'SedK07TTds, ov, d et rj, adj. [recens ca?sus,] recently cut. Tlpds tuvtcl jxvXriv 
 
 dyddi)p wpa £r)Teip aoi, Kal pioKoirrop. Vesp. 648. 
 Nttkdrds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [novus. Vid. Blomf. in 1. c] new. Tt §' karl irpdyfid 
 
 i'eokotov 7ro\et itdpov ; Sept. Theb. 804. 
 NeoKpas, &tos, adj. [recens mixtus,] newly mingled. 'SioKpard QiXov Kofj-Xaeiip. 
 
 Choeph. 338. 
 Neoktkttos, r], ov, adj. [recens conditus,] recently founded. Tap vioKTiarav is 
 
 A'i-vav. Nem. 9. 3. SyN. Ncoikos. 
 Neoktovos, VEocpovos, et * vEOKfxr\Tos, ov, 6, r/, et vioa§ayr]s, ios, adj. [recens 0C- 
 
 cisus,] recently slain. 'Apcf 'AyXXei peoktopo). Nem. 8. 52. See also Eur. 
 
 Electr. 1170. Rhes.884. and Hec. 882. 
 NedXa/a, as, y, subst. [juvenum multitudo,] a youthful band. Uevdei 7rirve7 f 
 
 ov pEoXala. Alcest. 103. SYN. Nedrjjs, pioia. 
 NeuXXovtos, peoXovtos, et pEo-n-XxiTds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [recens lotus,] newly washed. 
 
 A?) pa' peoXXovtos irpdKaXevfXEPos ijbvfjLop vttpop. Horn. Merc. 241. Sse also 
 
 a. 64. 
 
 Neo/iat, pdtrcrdfiai, et piaaofxai, v. [ibo, abibo, redibo,] to be about to go, 
 to depart, to return. 'H<JD0er yap pevfiaX dfx rjiXXf clpXoptX. y ¥. 150. See 
 also Theocr. 7. 25. and Olymp. 3. 62. Syn. 'A7rdi£fyicu, dpeifjiX, virooTpfyta, 
 
 VOaTEOJ. 
 
 NfO7rd0>)s, et PEoirtpQris, vid. NeoKr/S^s. 
 
 NadTrriKTds, et pEondy^s, ovs, 6 et ?/, adj. [recens compactus,] newly fixed or 
 
 hardened. OvbiTrvpbs piorrtjKTos and yXvxipolo ydXaKTos. Batrach. 38. 
 NlonXovrds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [recens ditatus,] newly enriched. "Eoitcds, <5 -np^a- 
 
 (3vrd t peokXovtu rpvyX. Vesp. 1309* 
 NcoTrXwrds, vid. PeoXXovtos. 
 TXidnoKos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [recens carptus,] newly plucked. Olds pioyvTjs peo- 
 
 ttokw fjiaXX<j> fidXwp. CE. C. 475. 
 TSE07rpi<TTds, ov, b et fi, adj. [recens sectus et politus,] newly cut and polished. 
 
 'Apyupirj, koXeop bt ploi:pi.OTOV eXe^uptos. 0. 404. 
 I NionroXifjos, ov, 6, P. N. [Neoptolem us,] the son of Achilles, called also Pyr- 
 
 rhus. 'A^tXXcws -nal Nio-rrToXi/ui, 1 top MtjXXu. Philoct. 4. EPITH. Oioeibrjs, 
 
 <pXXvs, bafypup, Xaodios, juiyddvfios. 
 Nco7rroXts, iws, adj. [recens structus,] newly built. XrpdrfjXdroi/ffat, Kal noXip 
 
 veotttoXXv. Eumen. 690. 
 NeoppavTos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [recens perfusus,] recently besprinkled, stained. 
 
 rirjbaiPTd trihid ovp PEoppaPT(j> £,X(f)ei. Aj. Fl. 30. 
 NEoppuTos , ov, 6 et >/, adj. [recenter fluens,] fresh-flowing. Kal npdyfx EXey^tp 
 
 lifv ploppvTCj) ftQei. Agam. 1322. 
 Ntojor^s, ov, b et //, adj. [improvisus,] newly risen, unexpected. M>//uoc plopTOP 
 
 irpooTtlabv fidXXov baKoi. Eur. fr. Thes. 4. 6. 
 Ntos, n, dp, adj. [novus,] new, fresh, tender, young. See in Nto^. Syn. 
 
 Ntdpos, PE(opi)s, vtiSyufc, viY)yEV))S, uirdXos, JjtBitis, ai£qds, ploaiyrfKos. 
 'SidffiyaXds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [recens splendens,] of fresh splendor, beautiful. 
 
 Mot PEoaiyaXup evpoprX Tpdirop. Olymp. 3. 8. 
 
 1 Neo7TT($Ae/i6 is here scanned as the first Pocon. 
 
600 NEDS NEST 
 
 Ni6afit]K?6s, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [recens detersus et politus,] newly burnished. 
 
 OwpyKwv ri vEoan^KTwv, oxkeW te <f>deiv<i>y. N. 342. 
 Nfoo-TrdS^s, eos, veoffirdst dbos, et vEooiraoTos, adj. [recens evaginatus,] newly 
 
 drawn. 2rac?o»Td yeipas, teal veooTrahks £X<pbs. Eumen. 42. See also Antig. 
 
 1215. 
 NecWopds, ov, 6 et y, adj. [recens satus,] newly sown. Tbnei/s, Tpb<j>6s be Kvfid- 
 
 ros veo(T7rdpov. Eumen. 662. 
 Neoo-cos et veottos, ov, 6 et >/, subst. [pull us,] a young bird. E' t 'p|et veoggwv ws 
 
 bpciKOvrd hvayXfiov. Sept. Theb. 499* SYN. OoiXos, VEoyvos, fiords. El'ITH. 
 
 *A7rdXos, a.7TTr}V, ke^vws. 
 Nfoordorta, as, fj, subst. [insolentia,] strangeness. *fls rjvha' KvTpiy hZ reotrra- 
 
 aXr\ \dJ3E jj,vd<*)V-. Apoll. 3. ^6. 
 Nfoffrpo^os, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [recens tortus,] newly twisted. Nevpfiv o' e^epp^i 
 
 VEoarpbtybv, ijv oX sh^ad. O. 46*9« 
 Nfoc^dy^s, vid. NeoKroVos. 
 NeoreuKros, oi/, 6 et r;, et veotevx^s, eos, adj. [recens factus,] recently made. 
 
 'A/uKpi hi fiiv Kyt]jils veotevktov uarraX-Epoib. $.592. See also Theocr. I. 28. 
 
 SYN. N^ydrtos. 
 Neor^s, yjtos, fj, subst. [juventus,] youth. 'A rlbras jhoi QXXby u-x&os. Here. 
 
 F. 639. SYN. Neom, vlbXaia, y\$r\. EPITH. 'Epdn), QdXlph, aepptoy, ttjXe- 
 
 6 out ad. 
 NEOTjLirjTds, et veoto/jos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [recens sectus,] recently cut. '%v te 
 
 vEOTfiaToiol jEyaQbTEs olvapeoial. Theocr. 7- 134. See also Choeph. 23. 
 Neo-okos, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [nuper natus, quae nuper peperit,] newly born, having 
 
 recently brought forth. "Oarais veotokois fjiaarbs ?jv a^apyHbv etX. Bacch.690. 
 Nfor p E(f>rj s, eos, et vEorpd(f>ds, ov, 6, ij, adj. [nuper nutritus,] newly nou- 
 rished, young. Neorpe^ets, (ppdebv. Heracl. 93. See also Agam. 703. 
 Neorreuw, v. [nidum pono,] to form a nest, to breed. 'EyeoTTevaev yivbs fj/jE- 
 
 TEpbv. Aves 790. 
 Neorrict, as, rj, subst. [nidus,] a nest. 'EceXSer els VEorrXav ye tijv ejjyjv. Aves 
 
 642. SYN. KdXla. 
 NedYnoV, 01/, to, subst. [pullulus,] a young bird. Td vloTTXa, KajxavTbv, oIkyiou) 
 
 hij. Aves 547. Syn. See NEoaaos. 
 Neottotpo^eu), v. [pullos nutrio,] to briug up young. MvrjmKaKfjaat Trjv fjXX- 
 
 icXav, e£ qs EVEOTTOTpb<pi]dr\s. Nub. 999' 
 Ntourdrds, ov, 6 et 7}, adj. [recens vulneratus,] recently wounded. TeipbfiEVov 
 
 ffdrd 6' alfxa veovtutov eppeE )(€ipbs. N. 539* 
 Neo^ovos, vid. Neoktovos. 
 Neoxdpa/crds, by, adj. [recens impressus,] newly imprinted. "Ix^ w* «Wv 
 
 VEO)(dpaj(d' ', OTTWS tS^s. Aj. Fl. 6. 
 
 Neoxftds, r), oV, adj. [novus,] new, strange. Tt 5' eotX Wepaais vlbyjibv efippi- 
 
 des icdKbp ; Pers. 699. Syn. See Nfos. 
 * Neow, v. [renovo,] to make new. Ntwo-ov ev<ppbv alvbv. JEsch. Suppl. 543. 
 Nettovs, Trbbbs, adj. [(l)qui est sine pedibus; (2) prognatus, nepos,] (J) without 
 
 feet, (2) a descendant. 1 % AfityX hit fiiv ^wrai, VEicbhls Ka\rjs t A\b<rvbi>r}s. b. 404. 
 Nepds, et vepdEv, adv. [ex intimo,] from beneath. Et yap fi vttu yy\v, vepdev 6 % 
 
 'Axbov. P. V. 158. Syn. See Ne/ofleV. 
 NepTEpbs, a, by, adj. [infernus,] infernal. Md tovs Trdp"Aihr)v vepTEpovs d\acr- 
 
 ropds. Med. 1055. 
 Neffo-os, ov, 6, P.N. [Nessus.] Neaaos 7rdXaJ Ke^ravpos k&TreiOE vXv, Trach. 
 
 1157. 
 Nearopfos, et Ion. NeaTvpeibs, a, ov, adj. [Nestoreus,] of or belonging to Nes- 
 tor. Neerropeas [iev ettelQ'' 'livkovs QEpdirovTE KbfxeiTrjv. 0. 113. 
 NevTbpXbris, ov, 6, patronym. [Nestorides,] the son of Nestor. NetTTbpXhtjs' 
 
 "EXdrc?/ b£ dva^ avbpCJv ' Ay djj.efj.yioy. Z. 33. 
 
 De significatione hujus verbi videsis Damm. et Kiessler. ad Theocr. 17. 25. 
 
NEXT NHAY aoi 
 
 NeVrwp, tipds, 6, P. N. [Nestor.] 'AfxfipdaXfjV bXd vvktcl' /idXtcrrd bZ NearopX blip. 
 
 B. 57- EPITH. Nr]XrfXdbT)S, Kvbos 'AyatGtv, XXyvs HvXXwv dydp^rijs, irpurds 
 
 avbpCJv, bios, fxZyds, irotfxriv Xaibv, dyavos, dvaE,, inrepdv/ios, 'nnrdbdixtis, KvbdXX- 
 
 fios, fieyadv/jids, avrXdZos, yZprjpXos, yZpwv, f]bvZ7rrjs, i7nrr)XdTd, t7T7rdrd, N^\?;tos, 
 
 ovpos ^A^aiiov. 
 Net/yud, drds, to, subst. [nutus,] a nod. MdvoxpfjcpoiaX vEvfxdaiv aZdZy. iEsch. 
 
 Suppl. 378. SYN. 'Pott//. EPITH."A00oyyov, KVTTpXbXov. 
 Nei/pd, et vevpeia, as, f], et vevpov, ov, to, subst. [nervus,] a nerve, a sinew, a 
 
 string. 'IJ d7rai vevpfjs' rov \xkv r jjXv^Z irbbecraX. A. 4<76. See also Theocr. 
 
 25. 14. and II. 31 6. SYN. Xopbrj. EPITH. Boeta, ZvarpZfrjs, vZdarpbipbs, 
 
 fieXtr]b{]S. 
 Nevpcppdcpds, ov, 6 et ?/» subst. [sutor,] a cordwainer, a cobbler, lavrbv bZ 
 
 Xv^ybirwXytrX, nal vevpoppd<j>ois. Equit. 739- 
 NevpoGTrabrjs, ov, adj. [nervo tractus,] string-drawn. Neupo<77rdS7/s, arpanTds, 
 
 amos av rdXas. Philoct. 290. 
 Nei/pow, v. [nervos tendo, firrao, roboro,] to strengthen. Bd/3a/* vZvevpwTat 
 
 pZv rjbZ avjjKftopa. Lysistr. 1078. SYN. 'PojvwjjlX, kparvvio, ejj7rZbbu). 
 Ney<rra5w, et vevu), v. [nuo,] to nod, to beckon. "0(ppvcrX vevaraZioV ol bk 
 
 irpoirtaovTEs Zpeaabv. fx, 194. See also Y. 337* SYN. AXdvevco, pZ-rru, ZttX- 
 
 kXIvu), avy^wpZu). 
 NeQeXt), r)s, r/, et vZ<pbs, Zbs, to, subst. [nubes, nebula,] a cloud, a mist. "Slptfp*, 
 
 £7rcu£as iraTpbs Aids ex iZ(j>ZXau>v. B. 147* See also A. 274. SYN. 'OfjiT^Xrj, 
 
 (words. EPITH. Kvdi^ea, fiZXaivd, ^ei/dZpXa, dea-irZoXa, beivrj, aldZpia, Xenrr/, 
 
 rjEpofpoiTos, TkVKXvr), vbdrbeaad, deWonovs, deXXds, ZpTfipbfxbs. Phr. See A. 
 
 275. 
 NtyEXriyEpETris, et vZ(pZXi]yZprjs, Zbs, adj. [nubes cogens,] cloud -gathering. 
 
 Triv bZ fxZy 6\6n ffas trpboZtyr) vZ§ZXr\yZpZT a. Zevs. A. 515. 
 Ne^eXtkoAxuyia, as, ?/, P. N. [Nephelococcygia,] cuckod town in the clouds. 
 
 McXtj TTETroXr)K es rds NZfZXbKOKKvyXas. Aves 917* 
 *NZ(]>EXdi;oKKvyXevs, eojs, b, adj. [Nephelococcygieus,] a native of cuckoo town. 
 
 Aiboi'cu NZtyZXbKOKKvyXevaXv. Aves 877' 
 Ne^pds, ov, 6, subst. [renes,] the kidney, the reins. Uolos ydp dv % vZcppbs avr- 
 
 ia\oi ; Lysistr. 962. 
 Ntw, f. >/<tw, v. [(l)no, nato, (2) neo, (3) cumulo,] (1) to swim, (2) to spin, to 
 
 compose, (3) to pile up. Y\p\v ydp elvai Ylepydcr^aXv, ZvZbv ev reus i/ufidaXv. 
 
 Equit. 321. SYN. (l)N))^d/iat, KoXv^ftdb), (2) vy'jdu), icXwdio, (3) ZirXvZio, yuv- 
 
 WfxX, (Tiopevio, d~6poi£o), vrjEU), vrjvZu). 
 'Nlwv^rds, bv, adj. [nuper emptus,] lately purchased. KdKws TIdQXdybvd, tov 
 
 vZojvqrov kukov. Equit. 2. 
 Ntwpj/s, ids, 6, ?/, adj. [novus,] new, fresh. 0o/3ov vEiopfj rijs Efifjs Eiretobbov. 
 
 CE. C. 730. Syn. See Neds. 
 NEwpXov, ov, to, subst. [navale,] an arsenal, a dock, 'tis ft i'jXddfxep awv nlpi- 
 
 fioXop vEwpXwv. Helen. 1546. SyN. Nav<rra0/uds. 
 „l News, vid. Nads. 
 
 t * NZwffTL, adv. [nuper,] lately. "Et ela dyu>ves to'is vemotX vv^(pXois. Med. 367. 
 §• Syn. Niddev. 
 
 Newrtpos, et vEiordTos, r/, 6v, compar. et superl. a Neos, q. v. 
 [,. * Nj), [particula affirmantis et jurantis,] a particle of adjuration. N>) tovs 6eovs 
 
 fifxels y, Zdv fiovXy yl ov. Plut. 74. 
 4 Nr/atSds, ov, 6, P. N. [Neaethus.] Kai 7r^ri rov N^a<0dV <57ra jcdXd navrd 
 
 ^vovtX. Theocr. 4. 24. 
 & N^ydreos, ov, b et rj, adj. [novus, recens factus,] new, recently made. KaX£, 
 
 vrjydrZij)' Xevkov d' i)v, tjZXXos Cjs. 5. 185. SYN. Neos, naivos, Xetttos, d-rrdXds. 
 Lf N/yyp^rds, ov, b et //, adj. [qui excitari nequit,] which cannot be awaked from. 
 l^vbdfiZs ev fjLu\u fxaKptiv d~ep/j.di>d viiypZrdv vwvov. Mosch. 3. 111. 
 
 Uifbi/Xd, wv, rd, subst. [viscera, intestina,] the bowels. NrjbvXotorX /idX' o'^i) 
 KpdbaivdfiZvov XvZ yv~td. B. 524. SYN/'Evrtpd, oirXuyyyoi. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 4 G 
 
602 NHAY NHME 
 
 Nr/ofyfa, dp, adj. [dulcis,] sweet, refreshing. EvtW iravvvyXoc Aid o' ovk fye 
 
 vribijfids vtcpHs, B. 2. SYN. 'Hov//ds, ^Si>s, yXikvs, yXi)>cepos. 
 Nijoi/s, vds, ri, subst. [alvus,] the belly, the womb. 'EwtLatcaillKa fiep pot, cfjs 
 
 €K prjbvos, j)oav. ft. 496. SYN. Taffrrip, fxrirpa. EpiTH. MeydX^, iroXv-^v- 
 
 btjs, dyovds, dvfiaXyrjs, dKVjUwj', dbixpos. 
 Nqlw, f. riaco, v. [acervo, congrego,] to heap or pile up. NjJeoV 'Emtfptrjs, 
 
 KetpdXfjs d-rtEpeiat diroivd. ft. 276. SYN. See N£w (3). 
 * N/;0w, f. *}<rw, v. [neo. Vid. Daram. in v.] to spin. TetpofiEPo) pr\<rapTo XXvu>, 
 
 ore flip teke nyrrjp. rj. 198. Syn. See Nan (2). 
 N//?o>, ov, to, P. N. [Ne'iura,] a promontory of Ithaca. 'Ev XX/jevi 'Pe/0p«, vico 
 
 Niyu^ vXrjeprX. a. 1 86. 
 Nj/ios, a, ov, et vqtrrjs, ov, 6, adj. [navalis,] of a ship, naval. Srpdros, baftae- 
 
 Oels vcuaiolv ejjifioXais. Pers. 284. See also A poll. 2. 239. Syn. Nav- 
 
 TIKOS. 
 
 'Srjids, vid. Nats. 
 
 Njjfr, vid. Nats. 
 
 NrjXs, t&ds, adj. [nescius,] ignorant. Ovbe t d'ibpeirj' liteX ob$ ejie pfjXbd y ovtojs, 
 
 H. 198. SYN. "A-rreipos, aveTnoTiifjaov, dXbpXs, dfiddfjs. 
 Nrjirrjs, vid. N>/tos. 
 N»?n->7, V$> Vt adj. [Neita,] the name of one of the seven gates at Thebes. See 
 
 Beck. Phoen. 1120. Kcu irpiord pep TrpdfffjyE Nifirais 7rv\ms. Phcen. 1120. 
 NrjKepbris, eds, 6 et >/, adj. [non prudens, non commodus,] foolish, useless. 
 
 AvrofJiebop, vis Toi vv Oewp vrjuepbed j3ovXi)p. P. 469. SYN. 'AKepbrjs, avwfeXos, 
 
 dvbr}Tos, 
 Ni'jKtpds, ov, et vrjKepws, wros, 6 et rj, adj. [cornua non habens,] not horned. 
 
 Kcu tote brj Kepdoi Kal vrjKepoX vXr]Ko~iTai. Hes. Op. 527* 
 N^fceorros, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [insanabilis,] incurable. ^evaeraX, kv be bXicrjv fiXa- 
 
 4><*s, vfiKecTov ddadr}. Hes. Op. 281. SYN. 'Arr/Keoros, q. v. 
 Nj7kovot£w, v. [non audio, non obtempero,] not to listen to, to disobey. Nq- 
 
 KovffTT}ae deds, ctXX' e£ dXos r)X0e fier avrovs. T. 14. SYN. 'Av^/coi/orfw, drij/ie- 
 
 Xeu>, 7rdpopdu), dnXdew. 
 NqKTds, ov, adj. [natatilis,] capable of swimming. To7s l^Qvatp to vtiktov. 
 
 Anacr. 2. 5. 
 NrjXerjs, vrjXeirjs, et v^Xj/s, eos, 6 et »/, adj. [immisericors,] pitiless, cruel. Ni/- 
 
 Xees* aXX ov Q))v jjloX ettlXXISoptes bmaaw. Apoll. 4. 390. See also Horn. H. 4. 
 
 246. and P. V. 42. SYN. 'AprjX'Erjs, upoiktos, dirqpijs, anXrjpos, rr^erXXos. 
 NrjXelbrjs, NrjXrjXdbrjs, et NqXrytos, ov, 6, et * NqXqis, Xbos^rj, patronym. [a Neleo 
 
 natus,] the son or daughter of Neleus. Nr)Xe~ibai hetottigQep 'Idoves IbpvaavTd. 
 
 Apoll. 1. 959- See also K. 87- and B. 20. 
 N^Xeon-otvos, ov, 6 et >), adj. [immitis,] merciless. Kcu Motpas, Kal Kfjpds eyet- 
 
 vaTo vriXEox'oivovs . Hes. Theog. 217* 
 N^Xevs, ews, 6, P.N. [Neleus,] Neleus. N^Xeus '/ceafve^, 8eo(f)iv fiijaTiop drdXav- 
 
 ros. y. 409. EPITH. 'Ayavordros Zojovtojv, pEyddvfuds, apTXdios, dews. 
 
 NtjXews, et vr]Xeio)s, adv. [crudeliter, inhumaniter,] cruelly. Kai r^$ TvOeicrrjs 
 
 vriXhos d/xoairdpov. Choepll. 236". See also Apoll. 1. 610. SYN. 'AptjXews, 
 
 dpolKTios, ^dXewtSs. 
 9 Nr}Xr)Xs, vid. NrjXeibrjs. 
 NriXXnds, ov, et vriXXnovs, irobes, 6 et ij, adj. [discalceatus,] barefooted. N^Xif- 
 
 7ros, oudpos' Kal brj XeXXtito pECffdai. Apoll. 3. 046. See also (E. C. 36: 
 
 SYN. *A»'i/7ro5qrds, dorti^dXos. 
 N^Xtrr)s, eos, 6 et rj, adj. [non sceleratus, non deflectens ab officio,] not wicked. 
 
 At te a drifjiaciovffX, KaX at ptjXitcIs elaXv. t. 498. Syn. A0wos, dvanXds, 
 
 dfiefxirTds. 
 N^/ud, utos, to, subst. [filum,] a thread. NrjfxdTa 0' uto irEba. Orest. 1432. 
 
 SYN. Miros, XXpop. EPITH. 'Apa^paldv, Xe7TTdp, fidXaKdp. 
 NrifjiepTeid, as, fj, subst. [veritas,] truth, accuracy. Kcu rwpbe vrj/Aepreta avfi~ 
 
 joaipet ^pdpov. Trach. 176. SYN. 'AX^0em, to aKpifies, fiZfiaidp, arptKes. 
 
NHME NH20 603 
 
 * l$r)nepTe<jjs, adv. [accurate, vere,] truly. N/jweprtws 1 rbv fivQbv Eviairyaia. e. 98. 
 Nrjfjeprrjs, eos, 6 et r), adj. [verus,] true. Et b' aye fioi, bjiiual, vj/aeprea /uv0»/- 
 
 aaude. Z. 3/6. SYN. 'AXrjdtis, d/Lte/jnrTos, arpeKris. 
 N^c/jta, as, >/, subst. [tranquillitas aeris,] freedom from wind, a calmness of 
 
 the air. "EttXeYo vrjvefj.ii]' 6 b" dpa ayZbov e'ialbe ycuav. e. 392. SYN. See 
 
 AW pa. 
 "Srive/jLds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [venti vacuus, serenus,] free from wind, serene, calm, 
 
 quiet. 2«ya, o-Xu)7ra' vijVEfxov b' earrja d^Xdv. Hec.*531. SYN. E,vbios, ydXr}- 
 
 vos, rjffv^us. 
 l$rj£is, ews, f}, subst. [natatio,] swimming. N>/££t TepirdiiEvos fyvoiyvadov* aXX* 
 
 ore bf) pa. Batrach. 6j. SYN. To vtjktov. 
 N//07rd\ds, vid. Nao0vXn|. 
 Nqos, Ion. pro Nads, q. v. 
 Ntjoo-o-oos, poet, pro veoacrdds, ov, 6 et y, adj. [naves servans,] ship-preserving. 
 
 Oiaypoid irdis vrjoaaddv, €V7rarepeidv. Apoll. 1. 570. 
 N^7re^0r/s, ids, 6 et fj, adj. [moerore carens, serenus, laetus,] free from sorrow. 
 
 NrjTrevdes r dypXov te, kokG>v EKiXrjdov d-navTiov. 5.221. SYN. 'AvaXyriTtis, 
 
 oXvttos, aXvir-qrus, dv&bvvds, dire vdrjTos, d^oXos. 
 K^/Ttaa, et rrj-rrua, as, >/, subst. [(l) infantia, (2) stultitia,] infancy, folly. Nif- 
 
 7ridas o^teiv etteX ovic etX TrjXXicds eacrX. a. 297' See also I. 487* SYN. Mwpia, 
 
 a(j)pu(jvvr), avoid. 
 'Nrjn'idxevG), et vriivXax^, v. [pueriliter vel stulte ago,] to play the child, to act 
 
 foolishly. Avrdp oft' V7rvds eXoi, 7ravtraiTd te vrjTrid^evcjv. X. 502. See also 
 
 Apoll. 1. 1212. SYN. N>/7r?a (ppdvEio. 
 TSrjnidxos, vyntus, et vqirvrlos, a, 6v, adj. [(l) infans, (2) stultus,] (l) an infant, 
 
 a child, (2) foolish. Ua'ibd te vq-rrXdyov, icat Efx d/ufuopov, ij rci^a X>ipr]. Z. 
 
 408. See also Androm. 753. and T. 211. Syn. Bpiipos, vioyvos, fiTtcpos. 
 Ni'inXeicTds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [intextus, incomptus, inornatus,] untwisted, un- 
 combed, unadorned. TlevOdXEa, vrj-rrXeicTds, dacivbdXds. Bion. 1. 22. SYN. 
 
 "AKOfiXpOS, O.KTEVIGTOS. 
 
 Ni)7roivds, ov, 6 et y, adj. [nulla data satisfactione,] unrewarded, for nothing, 
 
 gratuitous. 'Pel'* e-keX aXXbrpXov fiXorov vrjiroivdv ZbovaXv. a. \60. SYN. 
 
 "AtXtos. 
 
 Nr)7rvrXus, vid. N??7rur)(OS. 
 Nrjpevs, Eioi, o, P. N. [Nereus,] a sea-god. Avrat pev Nrjpiios d/jvpovos k£,Eyi- 
 
 vovto. Hes. Theog. 264. EPITH. 'Ayavds, ueyas, ylpiav, noXXos, vrj/xeprris, 
 
 HEydXojvvfids, delos, a.\pevbr)S, dXr)6r)s. 
 Nr)pr)XbEs, iov, at, P. N. [Nereides,] the Nereids, the daughters of Nereus. 
 
 UacraX oaai Kara fievdos dXos NrjprjXbES i\adv. 2. 39« EPITH. ^Addvdroi, nor- 
 
 vXai, e\fC£crt7re7r\ot, ^pvarjXdKdToi. 
 'NijpidfjLos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [innumerus,] numberless. Kt)~j(tXv E7ro\pdfj.Evos, ?/' ol 
 
 vripidfxds ett aypwv. Theocr. 25. 57. SYN. 'Avi'ipfflfxos, dvdpXdfjds, airXZTds, 
 
 vrjpXros. 
 N^fpiKos, ov, y, P. N. [Nericus,] an island afterwards called Leucas. Olos 
 
 N?/ptfco> elXdv e'uktX/jlevov TTToXXeQpdv. io. 3j6. 
 tiripXrdv, ov, to, P. N. [Neritum,] a mountain in Ithaca. Tovrd b% NripXrov 
 
 eirrXv opos, KaTdei/jEvov vXrj. v. 351. EPITH. ' ApCirpEnES , elvdo-XijjvXXov. 
 <Nr)piTds, ov, b, P.N. [Neritus,] a hero. Trjv ttoitjo "lddxos, teal N>/ptrds j)bi 
 
 YloXvKTwp. p. 207' 
 Nrjaalos, a, ov, vrjrrXwTrjs, ov, vy](jXiotXkos, ?), ov, et vrjnXwTXs, ibos, >/, adj. [insu- 
 
 laris,] of an island, insular. *H vi\nX(oTr]v o-Trdpdbd KeKTTjTai fiidv ; Rhes. 697. 
 
 See also Androm. 126*1. Trach. 6*7 1. and Troad. 190. 
 Srjads, ov, if, subst. [insula, an island. Ma/cctpwv KaToiKelv vi/adv eort fiopaXfidv. 
 
 Helen. I676. EPITH. "Eprj/u s, Out), d/iv/uov, i.v\;TXfutrr), vXijerrad, dtyuyXa, bev- 
 
 bpyjeaad, evfiu-os, evfirjXus, X \eid, oivuTrXrid>)s, TruXinropos, ea^arta, d^^ifpl/nj 
 
 1 Nr7/xepT€ws is here scanned as a molossus. 
 
604 NHI2 NIOB 
 
 et afxeptpdrSs, upavaa, wXwrr), Xtpa, TTiXEbdin), alir^effcrd, avdefxtieaau, ZvdXtg, 
 
 TrevKrjeorad, 6dXa.(roo~7rXayK7ds, eprijiaia, 0dXa(T(TO7rXr)!cros. 
 N^tfo-d, r)s, f], subst. [anas,] a duck, "lbs 7r<Ss vfjaaa KoXvpfiq. Anacr. 37. 5. 
 Njjarevw, v. [cibo abstineo,] to fast. \AXX' wairepel Geo-juo^dptocs vrjrrTevdfxev. 
 
 Aves 1519. Syn. 'Act7ew. 
 NrjaTis, ids, 6 et ^, adj. [jejunus,] fasting, hungry. TlXdvy te vfjartv dvd tuv 
 
 TrapaXXav \jjajufji8v. P. V. 590. Sy N. "Agltos, d~Kfir}vos. 
 T$rjTds, 77, ov, adj. [conglomeratus,] heaped up. Evpi/v, o0i rriros xpvaos Ka\ 
 
 ^ftXkds ekcito. /3. 338. SyN. Ntrij/uei/ds, EiracravTEpos, /ueoTos. 
 N??r7dptoV, ov, ro, subst. [anaticula,] a little duck. NrjrrdpioV ar aa\ <^6\ttX6v 
 
 VTTEKdpiZETO. Plut. 1011. 
 
 Ntjvs, vid. Navs. 
 
 N^vr/ids, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [halitus expers,] breathless. Kelrcu vijvrpos rerlXeo-- 
 
 fiEvdv els EvXavrov. Hes. Theog. 79$' Syn.^Attj/oos, dipvxos, dvcnrvevirros. 
 Nrj(pd\Xos, a, o>, adj. [sobrius,] sober. Xdds r doivovs, vrj(pdXXd ^uetXiy/idrd. 
 Eumen. 107. Syn. Nj^wj', jfavfc, diroivbs. 
 Nr;0w, v. [sobrius sum,] to be sober. 'Opflws y', otXy\ vfyovres o\>x vyXaivd^Ey. 
 
 Lysistr. 1228. Syn. TpriybpEw. 
 'Nt'i'xpTQS, bv, adj. [diffusissiraus,] well spread. $dp/zdx\ dV i]7reip6s te <j>vei rot 
 
 viiyvrdv vbu>p. Apoll. 3. 530. SYN. 'A^i/jctos. 
 Nr/ya), ve ^ v{i\Sp.ai t v * [nato,] to swim. f fts 6' or dv aotrdoXus yij vr}\dfjiEyoiaX 
 
 Qaveirj. yp. 233. Syn. KbXvfijSdw, vem. 
 NfyXdpds, ov, 6, subst. [genus modulaminis,] a rower's tune. AvXwr, keXcv- 
 
 gt&v, viyXdpojv, avpiyfidTtoy. Acharn. 554. 
 N/s?w, V. [lavo,] to wash away. MeXtj, fiayevova, &>s <f>ovov vi$ovod brj. Iph.T. 
 ,1339* SyN. 'A?ToWc?to, Xovw, viirTw, nXvciu), irXvvio, diro ofirix***' 
 Ni»cd&>, viicrjfjX, et viicrjtpdpEii), f. ?/<rw, v. [vinco, superior sum,] to conquer, to be 
 
 superior. 'Avepds aXcprjvrds vikcl TdyieaoX TrbbeaaX, v. 26l. See also Theocr, 
 
 7. 40. and Baech. 1136. Syn. Kpdrlw, vTrlpsyw, eo-dXcpfc*. Phr. Nt'qv 
 
 rot dyXdoV ev-^os dpeadai, viK-qtyopov bwpov rvyeTv. 
 NtKT/, rjs, if, subst. [victoria,] victory. Nt/cwcd viicriv rXvd; juddelv XPV^ a ^ v * 
 
 Eur. Suppl. 1070. SYN. Kpdrbs, evyos, EiraQXbv, dpioTeid, Tpbiraibv, orfyd-' 
 
 vr)(j)vpXa. EPTTH. 2e/W/, ov KaKobo^bs, erepaXfo)*, €V7rbXEjj.bs, ayXdi], dylp^xos, 
 
 IfiEpoeaad, fJLEydXojvvfibs, Kvbidveipd, XvaXirbvbs, /^ya/cXt^s, tepd, XctjLnrpd, 7rdXu- 
 
 yriOtjs, 7TEpiKaXXt)s, dbevKrjs, EpXicvbrjs, dvaifj.ctKTds, TrorvXd. 
 
 * ^Hikyiteos, ov, adj. verbal, [vincendus,] must conquer. KdXws lXeija.s* ov adlvei 
 viKrjTEdp. Bacch. 941. 
 
 'StmiT^pXdv, ov, to, subst. [premium victoriae,] the reward of victory. Td # 
 o'Uddev Ke7v 6\vtX viKrjTrjpXioy. Troad. §56. SyN. "AeQXuv, EitadXov. 
 
 NtfC^opew, vid. Ntjcdw. 
 
 NtK^opta, as, i], subst. [victoria,] victory. MaX0dfc$ viKatyopXa ovv doibp. 
 - Nem. 2. 6. Syn. See Nhctj. 
 
 NtKrjQdpds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [victoriam arTerens, victor,] bringing victory, victo- 
 rious. Evv QeoXaXy Kal Tij, ical AuKy viKT)<pdpu>. Choeph. 142. 
 
 "SiKXas, ov, 6, P. N. [Nicias.] Aevkos tXs dvEirrjbriffEV, opioids NiKtp. Eccles. 
 428. 
 
 * NtfcojSoyXds, ov, 6 et ff, adj. [qui in senatu vincit,] victorious in the council. 
 Tt §' dXXd y', et yu?) viicdflovXds EyEvdfjirjP ; Equit. 6 15. 
 
 NtKdbXicri, r,s, 7), P. N. [Nicodice.] Ilerov, tzetov, Nt/cdou?;. Lysistr. 321. 
 
 (Choriamb, dim.) 
 *NiKdfxdxos, ov, 6, P. N. [Nicomachus.] MvpfxrjKX & dfiov Kal NtKd//dx«. Ran. 
 
 1506. 
 NiKotTTpdrds, ov, 0, P. N. [Nicostratus.] NiKO/TTpdros 6' av <j)r)<rXi>, 6 2*:a^/3wvtS?7s. j 
 
 Vesp. 81. 
 Nrd/3/;, V s, t), P. N. [Niobe.] See Villoison. Anecd. Gr. p. 306. Ntd^s, 
 
 'Abpacrru) ttXtjcXov 7rdpa<rrdr€t. Phoeil. l62. EPITH. 'Evao/tos, bv<JTr)vbs, irav- 
 
 rX^jUwv, bgiKpvdecrvd, nErpa, XaXvia. 
 
NIT1T NOME 605 
 
 NtVrpoV, ov, to, subst. [lavacrum,] water to wash the hands or feet. Xepolv 
 
 £7reyu7T£ viirrpd, Ka^edv/iXa. Ion 1174. SYN. AderpoV. 
 NtVrw, f. %pu), v. [lavo,] to wash, to bathe. Bovs tfXddfxev vi^ovres hdXXa 
 
 bpdaa). Iph. T. 255. SYN. 'AirdviTTTio, k\v£io, vi$.(a, Xovu). 
 N/peus, £o>s, 6, P. N. [Nireus,] one of the Grecian leaders at Troy. Ntpevs, os 
 
 KaWiGTds dj/j)p v7ro "I\td»> ^\0e. B. 673. PHR. KaXXiffTOS 'Abattoir. 
 Niffcuos, ov, 6, P. N. [Nisaeus,] of Nisaea. Niacuoi Meydpj/es, dptarevovTes 
 
 eper/iois. Theocr. 12. 27* 
 Nlaos, ov, 6, P. N. [Nisus.] Nlffov Aoi/XtvJ>iid cuV r* eyueV, cupveiov re. o\ 126. 
 
 PHR. Qalbifids vios 'AprjTXdbao dratfros. 
 NtWd, qs, ?/, P. N. [Nissa,] a city in Bceotia. ISirraav re Zaderjv, 'AvQribdrd t 
 
 eoryarduxTdy, B. 508. 
 Niavpds, ov, }[, P. N. [Nisurus,] one of the Cyclades. Ot S' dpd N/cvpoV r* 
 
 elX ov » Kpturadop re Kd<70i> re. B. 676. 
 NtWo^uat, vid. Neojucu. 
 NixpoV, ov, ro, subst. [nitrum,] nitre, mineral alkali. Uavra vXrpov a*< ^J/kos 
 
 airo aKavas dyopaabhiv. Theocr. 15. l6. 
 N?0as, abas, r/, et vXcperos, ov, 6, subst. [nix,] a fall of snow, shower. AevKOTrrepy 
 
 be vXcpdbX Kat fipovTrj/naal. P. V. 1029. See also b. 566. SYN. Xiwv, i^e/cds, 
 
 (TTayojv. EpiTH. HvKvr], ^eifxtpta, Tap<j>e7d, ^pvaea, 7roXX>7, d^uatjudicerds, rprj- 
 
 Ntyopo'Xds, et ri(po(3X7]Tds, ov, 6 et »/, vXtyoeis, eaad, e>, vi(f)£Tu)brjS, et yt0ocTt/3>/s, 
 
 eds, 6 et ?/, adj. [nive cinctus, nivosus,] snow-clad, snowy. Ni06/3oXd 7re&id, 
 
 7rdXv(nrdpd t. Aves. 952. See also S. 227. and Aj. Fl. 679- 
 Nfyw, f. ^/w, v. [niugo,] to snow. NX<f>dbos kv TrvXats vXtyopivas fipdfios. x Sept. 
 
 Theb. 198. 
 Noew, f. rjcru), v. [intelligo, animadverto, cogito,] to perceive, to consider, to 
 
 know. Evptyid^', ovy, ovtojs carat' volets bs kqX avros. (j>. 257* SYN. 'Ev- 
 
 voeu), aladdvofiat, evdv/uednat, <ppov£(o, Xoyizofxai, €7rtVrdjuct, ytyvuaKto. 
 Ndrjfxa, dros, to, subst. [cogitatio, consilium, voluntas,] thought, will, notion. 
 
 Avrdp efxol Zevs avros ev\ <ppeaX rovrd voryua. %. 273. SYN. "Evvotd, bXdvotd, 
 
 avveaXs, rods, (jovXri, yvwfx-q. EpiTH. 'EodXov, KepbaXedv, yvafncrov, u>kv, dfiov- 
 
 Xov, ttoikXXov, deiov, nXvvrov, ovpdi'Xov. 
 Nd?//iw»/, ovds, {1)6, P.N. (2) adj. [(1) Noemon; (2) prudens, intelligens,] 
 
 (1) Noemon, (2) prudent, intelligent. " 'AXuavbpov 6\ "AXXov re, Nd>/juovdre, 
 
 Ylpvrdviv re, E. 678. SYN. (2) ILvvlros, efXTretpos, fxr}rXeTr)s t Tceirvvfjizvos, <ru>- 
 
 <ppu>v, (j)po)'Xfuos, €fx(f>ptt)v, ayyXvoos. 
 N<50aye>>/s, ids, 6, y, et vdOds, 77, 6v t adj. [spurius,] illegitimate. fydvov y zKeivrj, 
 
 Kai tekvu) vdQaylvel. Androm. 904. See also Androm. 920. Syn. Zkotios, 
 
 v7roj3Xr]Tds. 
 'Node'ios, em, ov, adj. [spuriis datus,] given to the illegitimate. No0et' d7ro- 
 
 Qvii<jKuv ; b. 6 vofxos avrdv ovk iq. ; Aves 1656. 
 NoXblov, ov, to, subst. [cogitatiuncula,] a little thought. rW/u&wv mi voX- 
 
 bXtov. Equit. 100. 
 'Sdfiairi, t}s, f}, P. N. [Nomaca,] Noma2a. AaQvXs lyu>, AvicXbcts be xdr>)p, fxiiTTip 
 
 be No/uat'77. Theocr. 27. 41. 
 No/Lxds, dhds, adj. [(1) in pascuis versatus ; (2) gregalis,] engaged in pastures, 
 
 herding. '\Xiaaov vdfidbes peeOpiov. (E. C. 6^7. 
 No/ieo^at, v. [dilanio, discerpo,] to tear to pieces. At o' dXXai rd Triptood 
 
 Kpla vdfieovTo yvvaiKEs. Theocr. 26. 24. SYN. Atd/^otpdoyuat, bXaattdpaaau), 
 
 bpv-nTonai, biapTTU^w. 
 Ndfj.cv/jd, dros, to, subst. [grex pecorum,] a flock, a herd. MtjXwv (pXeorruv 
 
 cv7roKois voiievjidaXv. Agam. 1389. 
 
 1 A double dochmiac. The penult, of Nt>w is long, M. 280. and doubtful, Istlim. 7. 7. In the 
 passage quoted, it is decidedly short. Clarke's note M. 280. does not apply to the present word, 
 though the principle is undoubtedly true, that from Kpivu, /xaprvpofxat, <pi\ofxai, irapatyvxw, 5T«- 
 rplpw, &c. are derived KpX&ls, fidprvph, ipXKor-qs, Tapa\pvxv> ZiurplQr). 
 
606 nome Norr 
 
 No/xevs, ews, 6, subst. [pastor,] a shepherd, herdsman. Ot be rd^a irpdye- 
 vqvto, bvu> b* a/* eirovTo, vo/jifjes. 2. 525. SYN. Borj)p, TT0ifxr)t>, /i^Xo/Sorr/p, 
 firiXovofios, aliroKos, fiovKoXds, ovpwrrjs, iTrKofiovKoXds. EPITH. KaKos, -%pv- 
 aeiosy XXyv(pOoyyos. 
 
 Nfyxevw, f. evato, et aor. evaw, v. [pasco,] to feed or tend cattle. Tvpiabev; 
 rets 5' aiyds eyfov kv TtpbZ vdjxevaS), Theocr. 1. 14. SYN. Nefjuo, ve/heOu), (Iooko), 
 Trotftaiwa. 
 
 Nd^v, fjs, riy subst. [partitio, pascuum, pastus,] a division, a pasture. Uotri- 
 povs Kittovgcl vdfxds. Cycl. 6l. SYN. Nefytos, irporofAr), icoa, pXos. EPITH. 
 'A//0t/3tos, avde/uioeaffdy opeaoXfioros. 
 
 No///c?w, f. «5, v. [(1) usu, consuetudine sancio, (2) puto, arbitror,] (l)to esta- 
 blish by usage, (2) to think. YlpdrbV metro, o' dXeaai ^e^iy\xivov (ws vivo- 
 fitirrat). Theocr. 24. 95. SYN. (2) Aokecj, olfxat, oid/xai, oio/uat, yyedfiat, 
 v7roAa/z/3d*>w, Xoyictdfiai. 
 
 Ndfxtfios, rt, dV, et ov, 6 et >;, adj. [(1) usitatus, legitimus ; (2) Justus,] custo- 
 mary, legal. 'E»> evaifielyovv, vofxtfid /urj KXeTrreivvetcpiov. Helen. 1276. Syn. 
 A«:aids, eyvofios, eidiGfievos. 
 
 "Ndfiids, a, or, et 6, ^, adj. [pastoralis,] pastoral, an epithet of Apollo. See 
 Voss. Virg. Georg. p. 53. and Spanheitn in 1. c. $o~tfioi> Kai Ndjuiov KucXfiand- 
 fxtv, c^etX Keivov. Call. 2. 47* 
 
 Nd/uaym, drds, rb, subst. [(1) uios receptus; (2) uumisma,] (l)an established 
 custom, (2) a coin. Qvroi vd/iiarfid XevKos dpyvpds jxbvuv. Eur. fr. CEdip. 5. 3. 
 SYN. "Edos, (2) Kepjjid, apyvpXov. 
 
 Noyuos, ov, 6, subst. [pascuum, sedes,] a pasture, an abode. f Pi/jt<j>a e yovvd 
 <pepei fxerd t ijd'id Kai vojiov 'iTnrojv. Z. 511. SYN. See Noju//. 
 
 No^uos, 01/, 6, subst. [(1) mos, (2) lex, (3) cantilena,] a custom ; a law; a tune. 
 Kcu ras uVdyicas oi vdfiot bXwpiadv. Hec. 835. SYN. Oea-juds, OtEfxXs, bXKr), to 
 v6pLXfJov,E.dds, fieXoSo EPITH. ^lads, patc^eids, koivos, 7rarpaJ>os, TrdXaids, yoe- 
 pds, ap^aids, a<j(j)dXt)s, joapfidpos, a(nrovbds, d7rrjvr)s, aypaTrros, icdddpds, ootyos, 
 
 V\pl7TOVS. 
 
 Ndos, vows, dov, ov, 6, subst. [mens,] mind, resolution. Tovbs voov koX Bvfidv 
 ev\ arriBeaaXv e^ovtes. A. 309. SYN. ®pt)v, yvwjj,rj, (ppovrXs, bXdvoid, TrpdirXs, 
 dapads. EPITH. Ae7rrds, ov j3Z{3aids, eXevdepos, rd^ys, dyddds, boXspos, vij/jiep- 
 Trjs, rXiifMov, Kaprspos, EvataXfxos, drapfSriTos, ttvkwos, ttXvvtos, ayvafXTrros, dird- 
 (jxvXXos, TricrTos, KodQds, fXa^pos, adipds, eaOXoSy dEOvbrjS, 7rpo(ppwv, efjnrebds, a*0pa<r- 
 tos, KpanrvoSy arpo/uos, airXrjaTdSy irdXvKepbrjs, aKr}Xr]Tds. 
 
 Ndcrew, f. rjaio, v. [(\) aegroto, (2) sanam mentem non habeo,] to be ill, to be 
 disordered in intellect. "NdaovvrX Xrjpelv, avbpos obyX erwQpovds. Trach. 435. 
 SYN. 'AcQerew, appwcr-EWy fjtdXdKi£dfxat. PHR.^Ayoia^ voaw avvrijKOfxat. 
 
 Noo-epos, d, ov, vdarifidTXtcbsy 7), ov, et rda&brjs, Eos y 6, r/, adj. [morbid us, morbo- 
 sus,] sick, pestilential. 'ladbeXyds dviipy opOwv vdaipoy. Orest. 1014. See 
 also Eur. Suppl. 433. Syn. 'AadEvrjs. 
 
 Noo-j^Xem, as, ^f, vdaiifidy dros, to, et roads. Ion. vovobs, ov, r), subst. [morbus,] 
 a disease, disaster. Tdny, fidpelas tov vdartXeias nXed. Philoct. 39* See 
 also Orest. 874. Orest. 10. and A. 10. Syn. Kd//dros, do-fltveid, appwarXa. 
 EPITH. Alar-^iarr], aypXa, fidvXds, bvatcXEiis, betvt), Kpvfala, EtcovaXa, eydiaTri, 
 yvvaitceids, [XEydXr], avOatpETos, arvyepdy apydXia, boXX)()), avbpd(f)dvdSy Qeooov- 
 ToSy Ai/ypd, dviiKevrdSy Qepfxi), Kpvepa, TUKphy TroXvTnjfJLWy fuoyepd, Xvaawbris, 
 bvaCaros. 
 
 NoffU)br]Sy vid. Noo-tpos. 
 
 No<rr£w, f. r)auf, v. [(l) redeo ; (2) proficiscor,] to return, to go. Yfjv MdpX- 
 avbvv&v ETrXiceXaETE voarijaavTES. Apoll. 2. 352. SYN. (1) 'A7rovoOT£W, dvep- 
 ypfxai, ETrdvepxofxaty VEojjiai, pelojueit, veivadfiat, v7roffTpE(j)dfjiai, irdpevbfiai, dvd- 
 X^p£w. 
 
 Nocrrt/^os, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [qui redire potest, jucundus,] returning, pleasant. 
 Afket be: ■yaipeii' voVTXfJLU) (rwrripla. Agam. 1209- 
 
 Nooros, ov, o, subst. [reditus, peregrinatio,] a return, a journey. 'A/^t be 
 
N02<i> NYKT 607 
 
 voory rJ /3dfftXe/w. Pers. 8. SYN. Kadobos, dvaorpd^?), tceXevOds. Epith. 
 
 Up€v/xei>))s, 7rtK-pos, Kcucosj Tcovqpos, bvffvoaros, adXXos, aTn'ifJuov, fxeXXr]b)s, yXvicvs, 
 
 yXvuipos, ipevbwvvpds. 
 "SoaQiv, et voacpX, adv. [seorsim,] apart, away from. "Arts e-m^Qvaboiad tu firj 
 
 tcdXd vo<j(pXv ZpvKoi. Theocr. 7« 127. SYN. Xw/Dts, 6lx«> eicrvs, dnovootyX, 
 
 Xadpa. 
 Noor</>/c?w, f. tow, et Attice tw, v. [(l)separo; (2) fraudo ; (3) desero,] to sepa- 
 rate, to rob, to leave. To&ioX to'is e/jLo~iaX vov<pXe~is (3iov. Philoct. 1427- Syn. 
 
 Xwpt^w, bXatpeu), d(j>opi£u>, bXi(TTi)fj.X. 
 Norepos, et vorXos, a, ov, adj. [humidus,] dewy, wet, tearful. Ylol bi]Td; rrvv- 
 
 tov vorepuv e r nras EKpoXdv ', Ipll. T. 1043. See also Aves 1398. SYN.^Yypds, 
 
 hXipoSy bXvypos. 
 Norew, v. [madeo,] to be wet. "Apri 7rdre7rXa<70j; d/rt fxvpoiaX vdrei. Call. Ep. 
 
 54>. 2. SYN. Ndrt'c'd/zat, vypaivofiaiy fipej^ofxai. 
 Ndrta, as, et rd-<s, i£os, >/, subst. [humor, humiditas,] moisture, water. Kap?rw 
 
 Bpiddfievrj, vutXtjgi te eiapXvrjaXv. 0. 307. See also Ipb. T. 107. SYN. ^Fd- 
 
 Kas, XKjias t vypoTiys. EPITH. YlovrXa, KaXXi7rdrdjuds, bpdaojbrjs, rd^etd, 0d- 
 
 XaaaXa. 
 NdWc?w, v. [humecto, madefacio,] to wet, to moisten. AeuKijs vdriZet fieXdvd- 
 
 (TvpfiaiovXlojv. Thesm. 857. SYN.^YypatVw, ftpe^tj. 
 Ndrtds, a, dv, vid. NoTepos. 
 Ndrds, ov, 6, subst. [Xotus,] the south wind. JLvr opeos tcdpixftrjai TSutos kclte- 
 
 -)(tvf.v dfiixXrjv. r. 10. EpiTH. 'Apyeor*?s, dXX^KTOS, beivos, kpaurvoacrvTos, 
 
 •^eifjiipXos, bXlpos. 
 Nov/3v<7ri*ds, j), ov, et vovfivvTos, ov, adj. [sapiential plenus, prudens,] full of 
 
 wisdom. YvvaiKa & eivat irpayfi e(prj vov(jvotXkov. Eccles. 441. SYN. 2u>£- 
 
 ros, (j)pdvXfj6s, (Tdfyos, btutypoiv . 
 "NovfivcTTLKuis, adv. [prudenter,] prudently, 'Us ev Kdrripe^baaBe icat vovfivarX- 
 
 ku>s. Vesp. 1294. SYN. 2v*>£-ws, typdvi/Jiws. 
 Nov0£(7ta, as, //, vovderT]fjid t dros, ro, et * vovderrjffXs , £ws, ?/, subst. [admonitio, 
 
 castigatio,] admonition, reproof. AelXorrj-os kcli vovdiaXas. Ran. 1040. See 
 
 also Soph. Electr. 345. and Here. F. 1247. Syn. IldpatVfcts, -naibevaXs, 
 
 bxbayjid, dvapivrjaXs, KeXevvfAd. EPITH. Maxpa, dyadr/. 
 Novdereu), f. i}(Ttt>, v. [admoneo,] to advise, to recommend. 'H/xds xdpovras 
 
 Xpt'l ae vovQereiv (pXXd. Orest. 290. SYN. Yldpaiveio, dvdfitfjtvf]<TK<t>y waibevu), 
 
 bXblKJKU), TLflUjplli). 
 
 NoyQlr^d, et * vovBtTt]aXs. Vid. NovdevXa. 
 
 'SovdETTjrids, ov, adj. verbal, [admonendus, castigandus,] must be advised, re- 
 proved. Apdffov KdOtjtTOJ. vov0£r7/-£O$ be juloi. Ion 439« 
 'Sovfxt}vXa i as, //, subst. [novilunium,] new moon. "\v ai Oeveis yiyvoivrv Trj 
 
 vov^rjrXa. Nub. 1197* SYN. 'lepo/jrjpXa. 
 Nou^fX'/s, £ds, o et ?/, adj. [prudens, sapiens,] sensible, wise. Ylpaaaeiv irpdQv- 
 
 /jios, ocrrXs dv y fj vovviyj]*. Dan. 48. SYN." Efxcbptov, bdfypwv, ouvirds, ^»pd- 
 
 vXfjds. 
 Noi/s, vid. Ndos. 
 Noi/o-ds, Ion. pro Nd<rds, q. v. 
 NvKrfpetVids, wKTtpXvbs, i], dv, et vvicrepds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [nocturnus,] nightly, 
 
 dark. kutciLv yvvaiKwv epyd vvKrepeiaXd. Thesm. 204. See also Vesp. 2. 
 
 and Agam. 4. SYN. Nv^ds, evvvyos, eo-iripXos, WKTWiros, iypv-^Xos, vvKripu)- 
 
 7rds, (TKdTeivos, ctkotXQs. 
 Nuicrepis, tbos, >/, subst. [noctua,] an owl. "lfits AvKovpyu' Xatpt(f>u>VTX WKTtpXs. 
 
 Aves 1296. 
 Nvcrcpds, vid. NvKTtpeloXos. 
 Nvu-£pw7rds, ov, 6 et r], adj. [ater,] dark-faced, gloomy. "£7T£d fidvov kcii ho~ 
 
 KTifiu WKTlpuTTbv. Here. F. 111. SyN. Nv»crw7rds. 
 WvKTtiyopiw, v. [noctu proclamo, congrego,] to proclaim by night, collect. 
 
 Nv*r»rydpe(<r0at, KaTrXflovXeveiv nuXet. Sept. Theb. 29« 
 
608 NYKT NYM0> 
 
 NvKrrjydpia, as, r), subst. [nocturna proclamatio,] a nocturnal harangue. 
 
 NvKrrjydpiav ; ovk olada bopds. Riies. 20. 
 Nv/crj7pe0?)s, ids, 6, r), adj. [nocte occultus,] concealed by night. Mivei # 
 
 dnovaai ti /uov jxepifjivd WKT~r)pi(j)is. Agam. 445. 
 l$vicu(3pdfjids, ov, 6 et r), adj. [noctu strepens,] sounding in the night. UoifxrXd' 
 
 vvKTtfipdfiov. Rhes. 553. 
 NwicrtTrXayfcros, ov, 6 et r), adj. [qui noctu excitat, vel errare facit,] causing to 
 
 rise in the night. Tovs # afire vvKrXTcXayKrds etc pd^s novos. Agam. 321. 
 NvktIttoXos, v vktXQoitos, -et vvktott ipXirXdvrjTbs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [noctivagus,] 
 
 wandering or coming by night. Nv/crnrdXwv itybhwv dvaffaeis. Ion 1049. 
 
 See also P. V. 6/8. and Acharn. 263. Syn. NvtcrXcpav-bs. 
 'NvKTlarefjivds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [nocte venerandus,] grand by night. Knl vvictX- 
 
 o-efiva he'nvv' iir ec^dpa Trvpbs. Eumen. 108. 
 * NvKTt^avros, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [nocte visus,] appearing by night. Ov vvKrX<pav- 
 
 tov Ttpbwokbv 'EvbbXas /x op<j.s. Helen. 569* 
 NvKTityoiTos, vid. NvKTLiroXos. 
 l^vKTX^povprjTos, ov, o et rj, adj. [nocturnis prcesidiis custodiens vel custoditus,] 
 
 guarding or guarded by nocturnal forces. "Apei ba/ievras vvKTtfpovpriry Opd- 
 
 oei. P. V. 885. 
 Nv<vTo7T£|Ot7rXa^rds, vid. NvktXitoXos. 
 Nvkt(07t6s, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [noctis faciem habens, ater,] night-faced, dark, 
 
 nightly. Nvktwttov e^e'iXe fipbruv. Iph. T. 1280. Syn. See NvKripeloXbs. 
 Nv/crwp, adv. [noctu,] by night. 'And tyjs bpb^fjs vvttTiop ydXiwrrjs KaTiyioiv. 
 
 Nub. 173. SYN. Ni/KTos, iravvv-^ibv, ev pvtcrl. 
 Nvfityaywyds, ov, 6 et fj, subst. [qui sponsam ab aedibus paternis ad sponsum 
 
 deducit,] one who conducts the bride to her husband's home. WdpeifiX wp- 
 
 (fidymybs' d\\' oxvi^driov. Iph. A. 6l0. SYN. Ni//u^>oko/xos, nrpofivriaTpXa, 
 "Nv/ucf>e~ibs, Ion. vv}i<pyiXbs, ov, vvfx^XbXbs, a, ov, et ov, 6 etfj, et WfxtyXKbs, 1), ov, adj. 
 
 [nuptialis,] bridal. In the neuter, vv/MJ>eldv signifies marriage, and in the 
 
 passage quoted, the abstract being put for the concrete, it denotes a bride. 
 
 'AXXa Krevels vvfji(f>e7d rov vavrov rinvov ; Antig. 574. See also Call. 4. 118. 
 
 Alcest. 906. and Med. 1134. 
 Nvjj.(pevfxd, ards, to, subst. [nuptiae,] marriage. Kpewi/ b' ioaci tu>v ijjiujv vvfi- 
 
 <pevfjiaT(i)v. Phcen. 1219« SYN. Tdfios, vfiEvatos, vv[MJ)e~ibv. EPITH. KaXov, 
 
 yvrjaXbv, alcr^pov, dvoaXbv. 
 Nvfxtyevrrjs, ov, et vvfiQXos, ov, 6, subst. [sponsus, maritus,] a bridegroom, a 
 
 husband. w Qs rw piv £/iw vv/ucpevra. Ion 912. See also Orest. 1108. SYN. 
 
 YIdpdvvfi<j)Xds, evvrjriop, dXb^bs, q. V. 
 Nv/ui(f)evTr]pidv, ov, to, subst. [concubitus,] the rite of marriage. Ovk, 6\XXd 
 
 XetcTpwv crKoTXd vvfKpevrrjpXd. Troad. 256. 
 Nvfx<}>evTpXa, as, 7), subst. [pronuba,] an attendant on a bride. 1 'AXX' avTrfi, 
 
 tXs etrrXv ; t&. yj vvfx^evTpXa. Acharn. 1056. 
 Nv^ei/w, v. [(l)nuptum do; (2) nubo, sponsam accipio,] to give in marriage, 
 
 to betroth. Ov yap ai [Ar)TT]p ovte vvfKpevoei. 7rort. Alcest. 314. Syn. 
 
 M-vrjarevu), ydfieta. 
 Nv^, et wfx(j)d, rjs, r), subst. [(1) sponsa, (2) nova nupta ; (3) nurus, et (4) in 
 
 plural. Nvfityai, nymphae, semideae foemineam speciem habentes, quas veteres 
 
 fingebant praeesse nemoribus, fontibus, arboribus, raontibus, &c. Vid. Len- 
 
 nep. Etym. Ling. Gr. in v. Ny/^, et Steph. Thes. T. ii. p. 1094=p. 6437. 
 
 et Damm. in P. R.] (1) a betrothed damsel, (2) a bride, (3) a daughter-in- 
 law; (4) the Nymphs. Aevp\ Xdi vvfi^d (j>XXri t Xvd BeaKeXd epydXbrjat. T. 130. 
 
 SYN. (l)Kdpr), xapdevos, fivrjOTr), (2)vvos. EPITH. (l) BdOvKoXwos, iXXicwirXs, 
 
 via, KaXXX7tdprids, d/ivfitov, ovpeia, evKXerjS, a7ro/3Xe7rT-os, epdrtixXs, ijvKOfJibs, dvvfi- 
 
 (j>os, 7reptfcaXX/)s, KaXXiotyvpds, ifxepoeaad, Kvdvo(f>pvs, 7rorvXd, ZvirXdKdpvs, (4) dial, 
 
 iirXnoi /lives, aypovdfxoi, aovpai AXds, XXyvfxoXiroi, NtjXabis, 'OpeoTtdbiSy \opdr)" 
 
 1 See J. Pollux 3. and Plut. Lycurg. p. 3. 
 
NYM4> NVXE . 009 
 
 Bees, NrjXbes, WKvOdai, opeiat, 'lbalat, ireTpaiat, pdbdirr}-)(ees , epdreival, aKoi/urjTOt, 
 beival deal aypoiwrats, 'AXorjXbes, AtjXXdbes, 'EaTrepXbes, SeaadXXbes, KaaraXlbes, 
 Kupifctat, Kpijiubes, xprjvalai, Ai/uvdbes, eXeiovd/iot, MeXXai, TLorafirjlbes. 
 
 Nv/u$r)Xdv, Ion. pro wficpeidv, ov, to, subst. [thalamus nuptialis,] the bridal 
 chamber. TliiXXov, w QiXvprjs vv/j(p)iX6v, uXXd ov fielvov. Call. 4. 118. See 
 
 also Antig. 903. SYN. (ddXdfjtos, XeKTpov. 
 
 Nvfifibids, et vv/ufXnos-, vid. Nv/i^e7os. 
 
 Nyyu^los, ov, 6, subst. et 6 et //, adj. [(l) sponsus, maritus ; (2) desponsatus,] 
 
 (1) a spouse, a husband; (2) betrothed, married. Nv/ufXdv iv peydpy, fiXdv 
 
 ohjv iraiba AnroVra. H. 65. SYN. (l) Neoydfxos, /uivrjoTrjp. EPITH. Vepwv, 
 
 apiaros, eirXiipos, ev7rpe7n)s. 
 ~Nvju(pokXavTds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [sponsis defletus,] lamented by brides. Nv/ufd- 
 
 kXclvtos 'Epivvs. Agam. 726". 
 NvfupoKd/jew, f. ijato, v. [sponsam ornoj to deck or attend to a bride. Nepre- 
 
 pots ft rjbq napa vvptyunofirjoei. Med. 981. 
 NvfjtfdKo/jios, ov, 6 et //, adj. [ministra sponsae ; de" sensu hujus vocis parum 
 
 liquet; vid. Reisk. JVlusgr. et Markl. in I.e.] bride-adorning. Tldpd be /uij- 
 
 repX WfKpotcofjLov. lph. A. 1087. SYN. See Nv/^dywyos. 
 Nv^fdrifuds, ov, 6 et t), adj. [sponsam honorans,] bnde-honoring. Y\paoob[xevct, 
 
 to wh<1)6ti}i6v. Agam. 6'85. 
 * Nw, vvv, adv. [(l)uunc, (2) igitur,] (1) now, at this time ; (2) then, there- 
 fore. "Iothj vvv evKXey/s ye KaTQdvovfjievr). Alcest. 151. 1 
 Nf£, vvktos, rj, subst. [nox,] night. <i)Qivovatv vvktcs Te KaX >;/udra baKpvyeovor\. 
 
 A. 183. SYN. YLvcppuvr), optyvq, okotos. EpITH. '6\od, ajufipdaXa, bvotyepix, 
 
 cdXX^ij, bvaKt]b))s, doa, naur), jjeXaird, opcpvaia, dvwvd'i, epe/uvi), epejjevvi), afipori], 
 
 afippdros, cifityXXvKr), batfidvia, b/uijTeipd, KeXaivi), fiaKpa, audrdfurjvXos, okotXci, 
 
 TtoTvXd, Xvyaia, iepct, daeXtivos, do-epioTros, bid, boXXa, AevydXea, OTvyepa, \ei- 
 
 fj-epia, fjeXayylnus, aioXoyfius. PHR. Nv/ctos d<beyyes fiXefdpov, vvktos 6/nfid 
 
 Xvyauis, /uetrdvvKTLOs o>pa, KvdxdireirXos ojJuyXr), okut€Uov vvktos ap/.id. See also* 
 
 Apoll. 3. 7*3 — 749. 
 Nvos, ov, }), subst. [(l)nurus, fllii uxor, (2)fratris uxor,].a daughter-in-law, a 
 
 brother's wife. 'lLXKv/j.evas re vvovs oXorjs vtto yepaXv ^KyaiHiv. X. 65. 
 Nvood, Tjs, r), subst. [meta,] the pillar, round which the candidates for curule 
 
 fame were obliged to drive at the Olympic games. *Hroye vvood tItvkto eit\ 
 
 npoTepiov avdpwirwv. ^F. 332. 
 NWd, vel NOod, t]s, ?/, P. N. [Nysa,] the name of several ancient cities, and 
 
 also of one of the tops of Parnassus. Ov'Svoa neTdrv/A^dv. Cycl. 68. Epith. 
 
 ®ripoTpd(f)os, bpooeph, fiopeids. 
 Nvtraalds, et Ion. ^SvaaiiXos vel Nvo^tos, et NvcraXos, vel Nuo-tos, a, ov, adj. 
 
 [Nysaeus,] of Nyssa or Nysa. *Hv ajjepx NvatjXov Aids. Ran. 215. See also 
 I Aj. Fl. 7O8. 2 • 
 Nvoau), et vuttu), f. £w, v. [pungo, fodico,] to pierce, to stab, to wound, to jog. 
 
 rsvjfi be fiiv Kara \eipd )\ear\v, ayK&vos erepdev. A. 252. SYN. Tlaiu), Kei'Teb), 
 
 bXdropeit). • 
 
 Nfworac'w, et Midgut, v. [nuto, donnito,] to nod, to doze, to sleep, to loiter. 
 
 Kat fxijv, /jd tov At 5 , ovyX vvara^eiv ert. Aves 638. SYN. Bpi£u), virvwooo), 
 
 fipdbvvu). 
 
 ^votcikti/s, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [dormitans,] dozing. Mrjbos tis eirX rd flXttydpd vvo- 
 
 tclkt))s virvos. Vesp. 12. 
 ^X^'a, as, >/, P. N. [Nychia,] the name of a nymph. Y,vveka raj Ma\7s, tap 
 
 0' opouxru Nv^eia. Theocr. 13.45. 
 toyevna, dr<5s, to, subst. [noctumae vigilia3, pervigilium,] night-watching. 
 
 Ylov vv^evfidTiov 2 %dpXs ; Eur. Suppl. 1146. 
 
 ' On the quantity of Ni/j/ the enclitic, sec some excellent remarks by Dr. Monk, Mus. Crit. i. 
 . 73. and Alcest. 1006. 
 
 2 Nvaa^Xov is used as the name of a mountain, Z. 133. 1 
 
 3 Others read Aoxevp.dTcov in this passage. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 4 H 
 
610 NYXE HAN0 
 
 Ntfveto, v. [pernocto, vigilo,] to watch all night. Tok ahv vv X evcai t rov r*- 
 
 rayuevov Slvo. Rhes. 5l6. SYN. Uavpv X ^s <p\£e<m 9 vvicrepia<*, avXtZofiat. 
 Ntfvios a, 6V, adj. [nocturnus,] nocturnal, darksome. Ovtos be x dei Trrepoevn 
 
 ^yei/ vvyXy, Kara Tdprdpo, ^p»K. Aves 698. SYN. N*«C7%IV*£ ^ 
 
 N<Jos, o„, 6 et *, adj. [dentium expers, edentulus ] toothless. See m Kvfos. 
 Kubvvta, as, i h subst. [indolentia,] exemption from pain. NvbMav icar*- 
 
 vei/e utktbv 6 be Trarot eomws. Theocr. 17-63. . y 
 
 NAtor*, ov, 6 et ft, adj. [doloris expers,] painless, pleasant Aoi-cats 5 my 
 
 vaiSvvov icai ris jcajiardv. Nem. 8. 81. S.YN. ' aXi/ttos, dXvTrqrds, aw&wos, 
 
 N^Z'o, t. et r«tytf«, a, ov, adj. [tardus, segnis,] slow sluggish N»0fc 
 vebaipe ku>\6 V , eKjrobiov e\a. Here. F. S15. SYN. No^eX^, fraSvt, apyos, 
 oKvnpds, ao6ev))s, a73X?? X pos. ., ' , ™ , /> * > - - ' » 
 
 N«X*iies f et v<o\eue»s, adv. [adsidue,] constantly. MapvaaOaL byotac h er av- 
 W* v<o\efxes aid. I. 317- See also N. 3. Syn. Ivve X «, rfrqcfi* 
 
 No>«d<u, f. ^«, v. [tribuo, agito, verso,] to distribute, to move to consider, to 
 
 a 222. SYN. 'Avwvvfxos, arifivs, aoatyyjs, adofcos. 
 N^, ottos, adj. [fulgidus, fulgens,] bright, shining. Aaol&mr- ev o avros 
 
 Ml ^povrd X «Xko>. B. 578. SYN. Aawto, «.0o+. a.yaAoe... 
 Nw raVv, Los, adj. [incudem in tergo gerens,] having an anvil on the back. 
 
 *tt\Qov o' Qatyvn* vioraKfioves, ay™Xo X i/Xat. Batrach. 285. c • 
 
 * Nwrtai*, a J, or, adj. [ad tergum pertinens,] of the back. Eis ofovbvXovs 
 
 eiraiae' varidia be. Eurip. Electr. 841. 
 
 S lZ v. ft!) tergum verto ; (2) tegoj to turn theback ; to cover. 
 
 Nfirt^, «, ri, et vZrSs, o», 6, subst. [tergum, dorsum ] a back a shoulder, a 
 ridge. N4»» »T0«rr8,a5e t . P. V. 439- SYN. Mtra***'. EpiTH.EvpS, 
 rfftj, &«-&«*, »*6*W, f"""' 6 >'> X-^"". «*■<""«"> ^P*"' «*«P«'*"' 
 
 ^Sffrtfadfii-becinus, piger,] weak, lazy d*^**** 
 
 NivlAfa, as, *, subst. [tarditas,] slowness, weakness. Ovbl yap WC r<n ft-«- 
 S*rw ri y^mr, rl. T. 41 1 • Sy N. 'AofllmS, apy.a. 
 
 -; • 
 
 =«/,„ f. fiWS, v. [pecto, carmino,] to comb, to tear, to lacerate. 'ft <rr^«r« 
 
 S»W IMALJW Orest. .2 SYN.-A,-*. ,», <rMS», W^ 9 -' 
 •ILeras, ov, i, P, N. [Xanthias.] Oil™ h lv eloX^iv ay* c„, Saxflm. A>es 
 
 »f affeo,,, ro, P.N. [dimin. a B-rfhuJ Pietty Xanthias. 'AHarffc. 
 
 i^.^2SSK fomakfyellow. '0,ra rf «rit «d «* *»» 
 
 ffiK oS PVN [Xantnfppus.] SM^, 3 X^«^. « KaXX„«5„. 
 
 E ttS'^. «. s « bst - pp 88 ac fr dd rt fla ' u ° , E^TDat1 i 1 ! of an 
 
 auburn color. <K\e« ^aro^pa ra! ko^s |we«r/iora. Eur. fr. Uan. o. 2. 
 E««STiPlU et ?a^o>, S , «v, et ^OUU/Om, i et fc adj. [flavo^ > capdlos 
 habens,] alburn-haired. ^ w* &P« ^m, *»»«Mx» "P M£ » Xa *'- 
 Theocr. IS. 1. See also Theocr. 17. 103. 
 
HAN0 SENO 611 
 
 EavBtis, ov, 6, P. N. et (2)r), ov, adj. [(l)Xanthus ; (2) flavus, fuscus,] (a) the 
 Scamander, a river in Lycia ; (/3)the name of a noble Trojan; (y) also the 
 name of a horse belonging to Hector ; (2) yellow, brown, auburn. "Oc BuvBov 
 KaXeovaX Biol, avbpes be UKafiavbpdv. T. 74. EPITH. (a) BaBvbiv^eis, bivrjets, 
 fityas, evppetrris, 'Ibalos, (/3) TrjXvyeTos. SYN. (2) Y\vppos, epvBpalos, ^avQo- 
 fy><£, £nvBdKdfias, ^av&oypws , $ovdos. 
 
 BapOoxpdds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [flavum colorem habens,] yellow-colored. ToO 6' 
 rjrot to fiev aXXb bifxas lavB6\p66v eocev. Mosch. £ 84. SYN. See BavBbs (2). 
 
 Eeivigio, BetvrjXdv, et alias tormas Ionicas a E incipientes, vid. in Eevigio, 
 Bivetov, &c. 
 
 Eerayer^s, ov, 6, subst. [" hospitum exceptor et deductor ad locum convivii." 
 Daram.] one who introduces guests. VtapvvBev be Treptvaa Ae\0ot levayerai. 
 
 _Nem. 7- 63. 
 
 Eeva.7ra.rTjs, et Ion. ZeLva.7ra.Tris, ov, 6 et i), adj. [qui decipit hospites,] deceiving 
 guests. Ao/jlcov bafiapra leva.7ra.Trjs eXrjaaTo. Troad. 859* 
 
 zevapxeids, 6v, et levapKr)s, ids, 6, ^, adj. [" hospites defendens ab injuria aut 
 inopia; hospitibus sufficienter praebens." Damm.J kind to strangers, hospi- 
 table. zlvapKCidv ebeKTo Kip-pa&ev. Pyth. 8. 26. See also Nem. 4. 18. 
 
 EevrjXareto, f. -{jaw, v. [peregrinos expello,] to drive out foreigners. BivrjXdrovv- 
 rai, Kat KiKivrjvral rXvis. Aves 1013. 
 
 ZivXa, et Ion. £etvXa, as, et ^evoavvrj, Ion. %eivoovvrj, rjs, et levXais, r), subst. 
 [exceptio hospitis, hospitium,] hospitality. BevXas t apiBfj.(j> irptoTos iov eiiibv 
 
 J>XXu>v. Hec. 782. See also $. 350. Epith. TlpocrKyjbrjs. 
 
 BiviBcj, Ion. £eivi£to, f. itrto, ^ivdbox^i et E,evd(o, v. [hospitio excipio,] to receive 
 hospitably. Tovabe £,evi£etv ovberroT to*x et 7 V ® v P a ' Acharu. 127. See also 
 
 _Alcest. 568. and Hipp. 1088. SYN. <bXXo<ppdveco, vrrobixoLiai. 
 
 BevXKds, et Ion. letvlhds, r), ov, adj. [peregrinus, exterus,] foreign. EevXudv 
 elafioXav. Ion 722. SYN. 'AXXorpXos, £,evds, eKaKTos, aXXoba.7rds, TrjXiba.7ros. 
 
 BevXds, 1 et Ion. £elvX6s, a, ov, adj. [ad hospitem vel peregrinum pertinens, hos- 
 pitalis,] of strangers, hospitable. "Iorw vvv Zevs irpStTa BeQv, ^ivXrj re Tpcnre^d. 
 
 J;. 158. SYN. Eevobdxos. 
 
 BevobaUrrjs, ov, 6, subst. [hospitum interfector,] a murderer of guests. Kvkvov 
 be ZevobaiKTav. Here. F. 390. 
 
 Bevdbacrrjs, ov, 6, subst. [epulator hospitum,] a devourer of guests. Tov &vd- 
 baira. Cycl. 652. SYN. EivoKrovos, gvotpovos, et ^evdbalKrrjs. PHR. 'O gg- 
 vtov baiTv/uttov. 
 
 BivoboKos, et Ion. fcivdboKds, vid. BivXos. 
 
 ZevoboxiM, vid. Eevi£to. 
 
 Bevdeis, eoaa, ev, adj. [hospitum plenus,] crowded with guests or strangers. 
 YloXvdvopX 6' ev levo-evTX. Iph. T. 1282. 
 
 BIvok\i~js, ids, 6, P. N. [Xenocles.] '6 be BevdKXbjs ; b. QoXmro vr) Aid. 
 Ran. 86. 
 
 BevoKTdveut, et £ei'o0o>tw, v. [hospites trucido,] to murder guests or foreigners. 
 Ta^ oZv 7rdp > vluv paibiov EjevoktovcTv. Hec. 1229* See also Iph. T. 1022. 
 
 BIvoktovos, et * fyvotpdvos, ov, 6 et r), adj. [hospites trucidaus,] guest-destroying. 
 Kayo* rexvrjv Tf)vb\ r)v ex<° J&voicrovbv, Iph. T. 53. See also Iph. T. 776. 
 SYN. BevobaiKTrjs. 
 
 Blvos, et Ion. Zelvds, rj, ov, adj. et subst. [(1) peregrinus, externus, (2) hospes,] 
 foreign, strange ; a foreign friend, a foreigner. OvV av livoim roloX ao'is XPV 
 oalfjit® av. Med. 6l6. SYN. Upo^evos, llvXos. EPITH. (2) II arpy 6s, ekbrj/jds, 
 aXXoxp^s, <f>XXos, TaXaiTrtopos, raXas, aibotos, aXXobcnros, bvoT-qvos, TaXa.7retpX6s, 
 aXwfuevoSy TruXaios, TrjXebaiTds, awiffTos, XafX7rpos. PHR. Koivrjs TpaTredrjs Ti>x<uv. 
 
 BevoffTaaXs, tios, >/, subst. [locus in quern recipiuntnr hospiles vel peregrini,] a 
 place of reception for strangers or guests. Lefivcov ebpav Xa/3ot/ut Kal IfcvuoTa- 
 
 < aXv. CE. C. 90. SYN. Bevobdx^iov. 
 
 Bivoavvrj, et Ion. ^etvocrvvrj, vid. BivXa. 
 1 s.tvX6v, Ion. ZtlvfSv, and ttirfjtov, lautiuro, arc used as substantirOT, 9S>pov being understood. 
 
612 seno srrr 
 
 ZevoTijjids, ov, 6 et f}, adj. [hospites honorans,] guest-honoring. Km £e>drt- 
 
 fjiovs. Eumen. 550. 
 Esvd([)viE(i), vid. Eevoktoveu). 
 
 * Eevo^oi os, vid. Hevoktovos. 
 Eevooj, f. waco, vid. Esiiclu). 
 
 Eevwv, ujvdsy 6, subst. [cubiculum hospitale,] a receptacle for strangers or guests, 
 a guest-chamber or apartment. Eivtivas ot£as; toIs t EcpetTTwatv (ppdoov. 
 Alcest. 563. SYN. EevooHiloIs, iravboyf/iov, ^EvobbKeldv. 
 
 * EzvuaXs, em, r), subst. [rerum no varum effectio,] estrangement. 7 il Trae, tX 
 7rat?xeis; tXs o Tpoiros lzvtooeu)s\ Here. Fur. $65. Barn. Syn. See lMdj-ta. 
 
 Eepfrs, ov, 6, P. N. [Xerxes.] Tovs avTos aval Eepfys, fldaXXevs. Pers. 5. PHR. 
 BdcrXXevs <lapetdy£V})s, xoXvavbpov 'AcXas OovpXos apywv, 7toXv)(eip /ecu ttoXv- 
 
 VaVTY}$. 
 
 zep&s, a, dv, adj. [siccus: Zepdv, ?' series, coha?rentia, proprie littoris." Damm.] 
 
 dry ; subst. the dry shore. 'Po^de'i yap jxlyd KVfxd tvotI £,epdv fj-ireipoid. e. 402. 
 
 SYN. l.Kr)pds, oytoos, yepoos, 
 Eeards, ?), dv, adj. [politus, bene rasus et planatus,] polished, smooth. Tu/u- 
 
 fiov tiar6\p€i learov etc irpdaarXov. Alcest. 852. SYN. Aews, evfyoTus, evlpov. 
 Hew, f". ecru), v. [rado, polio, scaipo,] to scrape, to polish, to smoother!. 'Etc be 
 
 rov apydfievos Xiyps e^eov, 6<j>p* EreXeffod, \p. 199* $YN. 'Atto^eoj, £vw, typeo*, 
 
 Kido), kvi£u>, reKTaivofxat, lalvoj. 
 Erjpaivit), f. avui, v. [sicco, arefacioj to make dry, to drain, to wither. *Hi> 5' 
 
 etcXXTrrjs Tt, £qpdvei a o Ba/c^tos. Cycl. 571. SYN. Avaivw, repaaivo), repeal, 
 
 e£u/Lm<£w, oKeXXbt, la^vahu). 
 Eiipos, a, dv, adj. [aridus, siccus, torrid us,] parched, dry, withered. Aeivov be 
 
 Xevcrcreis oju/jarou' fypals nopals. Orest. 383. SYN. AvuXeos, a£aXeos, jfipos, 
 
 Xeppos. 
 
 * Ht0o/L-:axa«pa, as, rj, subst. [ensis et gladius,] a sword which can be used also 
 as a sabre. To ^^oixdyaipdv dndiceicoxpX tovto'l. Thesm. 1127' 
 
 Etyijpijs, eds, et fyep^cpopos, ov, 6 et ry, adj. [gladio armatusj armed with a sword. 
 
 2v 6\ os ^Xcprjprjs ryb' efebpevets koprj. Orest. l644. See also Helen. 1072. 
 
 SYN. May/* tp6</)dpos. 
 EX(pXbiov, ov, to, subst. [gladiolus, pugio,] a dagger. Myjtc gifibXov. b. KTrioo- 
 
 /icu 7rapXfiapXbas. Lysistr. 53. SYN. 'EyyetpXbXov. 
 aty&bijXip-ds, et fytyoKTovos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [ense perditus,] sword-destroyed. 
 
 May aXav^e it at, %(pbhv)Xr)Tb). A gam. 1506. See also Helen. 353. 
 EX<pds, eos, to, subst. [ensis, gladius, sica,] a sword. MrjTEpd naTeipydcravTo 
 
 KoivwvG) tytyei. Iph. T. 1173. SYN.^Aop, Koms, f.idyaipd, <f>aaydvov, aXbrjpos. 
 
 EPITH. MeXavbZrov, TrpoKunrov, (pavXov, al/xdrrjpov, opictov, neXatvov, fieXdv, 
 
 bicTTOjuov, 6y\kt6v, afifrjKes, aibripeov, bXiraXTdv, Xadpalov, afi^XTOfiov, Kunrjiv, 
 
 fJ.tyd, a/jityXyvdv, TavrjKes, ctpyvporjXdv, o£,v, j3pXapov, yaXKtdv, Xaifxi/TOf^dv, oXoov, 
 
 <f>dfiepdv, yvfxvov, ulvov, yaXKoTopov, Xevpov, fiovoiprjcpdv, aiMpiypvadv, doov. 
 Ex^ovXkos, oil, 6 et fj, adj. [gladium stringens,] sword-drawing. Aeijw" EX- 
 
 (povXicu) yeipi Trpos bsprjv Tefx&v. Eumen. 595. 
 Ex<povpyds, ov, 6, subst. [gladiorum fabricator,] a sword-maker. KdTeirapbey 
 . dprX tov £X<j)ovpyov Keivovi. Pax 547» 
 Eddvdv, ov, to, subst. [opus sculptile, sculptum simulacrum. Vid. Steph. Thes. 
 
 t. ii. p. 1130=c. 6486, et Lennep. Etym. Ling. Gr. in v.] carved work, an 
 
 image, a statue. KXetrrovTes etc yfjs £,odvd, ical dvr)7roXovs ; .Iph. T. 1360. 
 
 SYN. See'AyaX/aci. EPlTH.^Iepo^, ypvaeov, avrofidrdv, avtcXvov, dpriyAu^cs, 
 
 ai'TO<j>XoLov, TpKTKeXes, dvov&Tov, Xafnrpdv, XXxdpov. 
 EovQoTTTipos, ov, 6 et i), adj. [tlavas alas habens,] yellow-winged, TXvos Xdfita- 
 
 fxat ; Trios dv dts ^ovdoTTTepos . Here. F. 485. 
 EovBds, //, ov, adj. [flavus,] yellow. Eovddv re Trovrjfjid fieXiaadv. Iph. T. 165. 
 
 SYN. Eavdos, q. v. 
 Evyydfxds. Evv et voces cum eo compositas videsis in Ivv et vocibus cum eo 
 
 composilis. 
 
STAI OBOA 613 
 
 BvXivds, j), ov, adj. [ligneus,] wooden, of wood. (Pep' Xba> rX bai; rd tyXXva tov 
 
 rei-xpvs rives. Aves 1153. SYN. Aopdreos, et Ion. kovpareos. 
 ZvXov, ov, to, subst. [liguum,] wood, a log, pillory. Bw/zo*' rrept^ vrjaavres 
 
 a/jKprjprj %u\a. Here. F. 243. SYN. Aopv. EPITH. 'AXe^rjTi'jpXdv, o-Xbrjpo ftp ides, 
 
 avov, KayKavov, 7repXKtjXdv, avToirpefiVov. 
 EvXovpyXa, as, ?/, subst. [opera liguaria,] timber-work. Ao/aovs irpocreiXovsijadv t 
 
 ov tyXovpyXav. P. V. 460.- 
 HvXoy/cJdjucu, v. [ligna csedo,] to cut faggots. fyvas rets irapa t\v £u\oy/o-- 
 
 beraX' cvtX be Mopacov. Theocr. 5. 65. EXP. Ei/Xd refivtov tyvayio, £i)X/c?o/icu. 
 zvXo^os, ov, ?/, subst. [saltus,] a thicket, a grove. TaptyiaXv kv ^vXo^otd kvvu>v 
 
 efdflrjvev o/uokX}]. Apoll. 4. 13. SYN. &pv[xos, bpv/xov, vXr). 
 EvvqXds, et £vrds, y, ov, et £,vvf}wv, ovds, 6 et >/, adj. [communis,] common, in 
 
 common. Teu^ed 6' ajj.<p6repoL £uv//td ravTa. (pepeadotv. H r . 80Q. See also 
 
 II. 262. and Pvtll. 3. 84. SYN. Koivos, enXKoivos, koivwvos. 
 Zvpeoj, f. );<7w, Ion. pro ijiJpdw, v. [rado,] to shave. Bvpel yap kv ^pw tovto, fit) 
 
 yaipeiv rlvd. A j. Fl. 7$6. SYN. Hew, ^u«, Ketpio. 
 Hvpj'/Krjs, cos, 6 et //, adj. [acutus, qui radi potest, rasus,] sharp, which can be 
 
 shaved, shaven. Kovpq. ^vprjuel, Kai /ueXa;U7re7rX« aroXrj. Alcest. 439« 
 BvpoboKrj, rjs, ?/, subst. [capsula, in qua reponuutur novacula?,] a razor-case. 
 
 'EvrevdZv ek tT]S typobdais. b. yevvalos el. Thesm. 220. 
 zvpov, ov, to, et typos, ov, 6, subst. [(1) novacula ; (2) novaculae acies,] a razor, 
 
 the edge of a razor. 'Avdpu)7r(ov <7a>r>7pds eirt ivpov r\bt) eovtwv. Theocr. 22. 6. 
 zvpdfopeu), v. [riovaculam porto,] to carry a razor. 'Ayadcov, av fxevroi typotyd- 
 
 pels ekclgtote. Thesm. 218. 
 ZvorXs, xbos, if, subst. [vestis crocei vel purpurei coloris,] a saffron or purple 
 
 colored vest. KafxtyiaTeiXa/jEva tclv tyarXba tciv KXedpioras. Theocr. 2. 74. 
 Bvcttov, ov, to, subst. [(l)hastile ; (2) hasta,] the shaft of a spear, a spear. 
 
 NvaaovTes %v<jto1oX \ieaov aaKos, alev ettovto. A. 564. SYN. Adpv, boparXov, 
 
 clkojv, clkovtXov, ey^os. EPITH. XaXw/pes', fxeyd, vavfxd-^ov t fxaicpdv, biiujKaiei- 
 KoaXir-q-^y, koXXtjtov (jXfjTpotffi. 
 Zvu>, v. [rado, polio, piano,] to shave, to polish. zvov % ral fr efdpeov bfiojal, 
 rXdeaav be 6vpa£e. \. 456. SYN. Ze<i>, q. v. 
 
 o. 
 
 '6d, Dor. pro y O>), interject, ho! '6/y tXs kv -nvXaiaX biofxuTwv Kvpei; Phoem 
 
 1083. 
 "6dp, dpos, //, subst. [uxor,] a wife. 'AvbpdaX /japvapevos odpujv EvtKa <70£r£- 
 
 pau)v. I. 327« SYN. Tvvrj, ukoltXs, dXd-^os, evvrjTetpa, bd/udp, TrdpaKotTXs. 
 'OaplZat, v. [confabulor, colloquor,] to talk with. 2rpe^e^r0' Ik x^P^s, oOX 3 
 
 SapiCe yvvattcX. Ju. 5l6. SYN. &XaXeyd /J.at, o/jiXeu), avvofjiikeo), evTvy^aru). 
 *Gdpt(7fjds, ov, b, oapicrrvs, vos, y, et ddpos, ov, b, oupirr/id, to, subst. [coufabula- 
 
 tio, colloquium,] conversation, connexion. x Vevbtd 6\ aluvXXovs re Xdyovs, 
 
 Kpvfiovs t bdpKTuovs. lies. Op. 25. See also P. 228. and Horn. Hymn. Ven. 
 
 250. SYN. 'O/uXXa, avvovnXn, evrev&s, abdXeo")(Xa, avvi'ideut. EpiTH. Nu/^- 
 
 <j)Xblos, evvaios, fxeiXX^Xos, KV7rpXbios, ixvrjrXiroXos, vu^Jos. 
 'OdpifT-ijs, ov, 6, subst. [confabulator,] one who lias intercourse with. 'Evve'iii- 
 
 pos ftdaXXevi, ^lXos f.uyd\ov ddpioTi'is. t. 180. 
 'dfitXlaKds, ov, b, subst. [parvum veru ; obeliscus,] a little spit; a pointed dart. 
 
 ^epe tqvs ofieXicrKovs, Xv avdireipu) Tas k/'yXas. Achain. 1007. 
 '6/3eXos, et /Eol. 'dbeXos, ov, b, subst. [veru,] a spit, a dart. 'ofitXovs ydp 
 
 f'tKpovs eyKeuavfitvovs irvpX. Cycl. 392. EpiTH. YSovnopos, bovpaTtos. 
 '6/3oXos, ov, b, subst. [obolus,] an Athenian coin, the 6th part of a drachma. 
 
 1 'Evvwpos is here scanned as a inoloesus. 
 
614 OBOA OAHr 
 
 Ovk av diroboirjv ovS' dv BfioXdv ovbevX. Nub. 118. SYN. Nfyucym. EPITH. 
 
 'HXiaffTiKos. 
 y dPo\offTa.Ti]s, ov, 6, subst. [fcenerator sordidus,] an usurer, 'iw, KXder' J> 'fid- 
 
 Aoorarcu. Nub. 1155. SYN. Aa>etcrr>)s, XPV ffT V s ' 
 ^OfipiKaka, m>, ra, subst. [leonum, luporuni, et similium animalium catuli,] 
 
 young; cubs, ©rjjowv SfipXtcaXourXv. Agam. 140. Syn. Ikv^vol, o-kvXukes, ofipta. 
 ^Ofipifjdepyos, ov, 6 et f], adj. [ingentia et fortia facinora patrans,] performing 
 
 terrible acts. ^xerXTos, ofififjioepyds, os ovk o0lr' aiavXd pi£b>v. E. 403. 
 ^OfipifjtdiraTpri, et 6jufipifxo7raTpTj, rjs, f], adj. [forti patre nata,] daughter of a 
 
 mighty sire. KdSS' etteocv irpoaQev TXavKtoirXbos ofipXfidTraTprjs. (o. 539« See 
 
 also Equit. 1175. 
 "'OfipXfjids, et ofifipifids, ov, 6 et <7, adj. [fortis, robustus, impetuosus,] brave, 
 
 impetuous, terrible. YIuttovtcjV 66ev aZrXs d-Kerpd-KET ofipXfids "Efcrwp. K. 
 
 200. SYN. JSpXdpos, loyypos, fiiaios, cBevapos, beivos, xaXeTros, tcpdripos. 
 'OyboaTos, poet, pro oybdos, a, ov, adj. [octavus,] the eighth. 'Wydybfirjv ev 
 
 vrjvai Kal oybodro) ereX -ffKQov. b. 82. See also H. 246*. 
 "Oyica, as, fj, P.N. [Onca,] the Phoenician name of Minerva. "OyKas 'Adavas, 
 
 Zpv (3ojj wdpiaTaTat. Sept. Theb. 483. 
 "Oyrtov, ov, to, subst. [spiculorum vel sagittarum receptaculum. Vid. Schol. 
 
 in 1. infra c] a case for containing missile weapons. Tjf V dp dp ap^XirbXoL 
 
 (j>epov oynXoW %vQa aXbrjpos. <j>. 6*1. SYN. ^ibrjpddrjKr}. 
 "Uyicds, ov, 6, subst. [(1) tumor ; (2) moles, gleba terrae ; (3) uncus ; (4) onus; 
 
 (5) fastus ; (6) amplitudo,] a swelling; a mass, a clod; a hook; a load; pride; 
 
 bigness, 'fts §' eibev vevpov re kciX oyicovs ektos eovtcis. A. 151. SYN. Hwpos, 
 
 a)(dds, fXEylBos, (pvffrjfid, aicXs, jjdpds* 
 'Oyicda), f. w<rw, v. [tumefacio, fastu extollo,] to cause to swell, to render pom- 
 pous. Ovbev yiyoiaX fiXorov wyniaoas fiZydv. Androm. 320. SYN. 'EijoyKow, 
 
 olbalvG), (3pXdo), pEyd\vv<o. 
 'OyKvXXdfiai, v. [superbio,] to be puffed up, to be haughty or proud. Ov , 
 
 iipXXrixpeod' ; oV oyKvXXevd'. Pax 405. SYN. 'OyKoopai, E7ra.ipdfj.ai, dXagovevo- 
 
 fiat, xavvodfAat. 
 'Oypevu, v. [sulco,] to furrow. 'ULrXfiov oyjieijei rovbl 7re\as 7rov. Philoct. l64. 
 
 Syn. 'aXokIcIm, dEpicta. 
 "Oypbs, ov, 6, subst. [sulcus. Vid. Damm. in 1. c] a furrow, a row in reaping. 
 
 Apa.yf.idrd b 1 dXXd fJtET bypbv Eir^rpXfx Eiwrrbv spa^i. 2. 552. Syn. 'Oppddbs, 
 
 oboSf at/\a|. 
 "Oyxn<rr6s, ov, 6, P.N. [Onchestus,] a grove sacred to Neptune. 'Oyxy(rr6v 
 
 6, XZpbv YlbaXbrfibv dyXdov aXabs. B. 506. EPITH. YlbXvrjpaTbs, ayvbs, Xe\e- 
 
 TTOlTjS, 7T0irj€tS. 
 
 "Oyxvr),-ns, fj, subst. [(l) pirus, (1) pirum,] (1) a pear-tree, (2) a pear. "Ox*^ 
 
 Eir o^vy yrjpao-Ket, prjXov b* etti prjXa>. rj. 120. EPITH. BXwflpd. 
 'dbalos, a, dv, adj. [" ad viam aut iter pertinens et idoneus aut necessarius; 
 
 in specie (2) rd 6ba7d sunt eae merces, propter quas mercator iter sunm mer- 
 
 catorium instituit." Damm.] necessary for a journey. 'AW £^ r ' * v QpZvX 
 
 fxvQdv, EiceiyETE & divov obaltov. o. 444. 
 'dbaKT&clu), f. daw, v. [mordeo,] to bite, to champ. "Afi<f>Xs obaKra£ovrX irdpa- 
 
 pXrjbqv KpoTEOVTai. Apoll. 4. l608. SYN. Aaicvu), baKvagu), obagto. 
 '66d^, adv. [mordicus,] with the teeth. Taiav b' obdj; eXovtes, aXXriXoiv tteXos. 
 
 Pho2n. 1438. Syn.'Att/oiS, airptybd. 
 'dbdw, f. rjato, v. [viatico instruo, deduco, et vendo,] to furnish with provisions 
 
 for a journey, to supply. A>;orwv EiribpaEV, ws obrjdelrjs paKpav. Cycl. 12. 
 
 SYN. 'AirejbnrdXdti). 
 'obZXos, i. q. 'Oj&Xos. Acharn. 796. Vid. 'OpZXos. 
 'SSevw, dbiio, et obonropEbt, v. [viam eo, iter facio, proficiscor,] to journey, to 
 
 travel. Uavras be irpoiepyE Odds ettX vyds obevetv. A. 568. See also Mosch. 
 
 7. 7> SYN. Udpevtifxat, (ZdblZhi, d-KepxpfJiat- 
 
 'bbriyiv, v. [duco, instituo,] to lead on the way, to instruct. . Aibov 5lpp oijv 
 
OAIO OAYN 615 
 
 X e V> dbrfyriffU) b* eyu. Here. F. 1395. SYN. 'Hyedfiai, dbdut, dyu>, ityqycfyicu, 
 
 'obtds, ov, 6, P. N. et (2) 6 et tj, adj. T(l) Hodius ; (2) in via stans, faustus ad 
 iter,] (1) Hodius; (2) standing in the way, propitious. 'Apydv *A\t5wvwv 
 "bbXov fueydv eicfidXe btypov. E. 39* Syn. (2) Eva^fjLds, befyds, eirXbe&ds, cu- 
 ff ids. 
 
 "bburud, drds, to, subst. [via, iter,] a way, a passage. WoXvyofxtybv dbiafxd, 
 Pers. 71. Syn. See 'obds. 
 
 'dbiTqs, ov, 6, subst. [viator,] a wayfaring man, a traveller. Et kZv dbov <2a- 
 'Xpeldv dvyvTjrai tXs dbirrjv. Theocr. 25. 6. SYN. 'bbotnopos. EPITH. 'Hwos, 
 e<nrepXds, KeKjurjKu/s, ttovtyds, Trdbriveuds, (bicvirebiXds. 
 
 'Obfxrj, fjs, ?/, subst. [odor,] smell, breath. ? ft deldv obfiijs irvevpid, Kat ydp eV 
 KdKols. Hipp. 1389. SYN. 'Ooyo/, dbiobrf. EPITH. 'Hbe'td, irXupa, d/ifipdaXa, 
 XetpXdeaad, d(f>eyyi)s, ifiepoeffod, dyddrf, KaKr), dfiireXdeaad, deaireoia, ov r\r}TTJi, 
 bvadjbrjs, Bounds, fidyoaroXos, dXod. 
 
 'dbonrXdveu), 1 v. [via aberro,] to lose one's way, to wander. UebX<oi> dboinXd- 
 vtivres kaKrivr\fj.Evoi. Acharn. 69. Syn. See nXdraw. 
 
 'bbonrdpeio, v. [iter facio,] to travel. 'Yt/^X' eKO/jureis, kciit dtcpojy <bboi7r6peis. 
 Aj. Fl. 1230. SYN. 'bbevw, TTdpevdfiai, fidbigw. 
 
 'dbonrdpla, as, ij, subst. [profectio, iter, expeditio,] a journey, a march. 
 "Evrrdae UliepXridey, dbonrdpXrjy dXeelviov. Horn. Merc. 85. SYN. Yldpetd, efo- 
 bds, ardXds. 
 
 'dbonrdpXdv, ov, to, subst. [eonvivium, quod comitibus itineris praebetur. Vid. 
 Damm. in 1. c.] fare, a feast given to travellers. 'H&Oey be Kev v/jfiXv dbonrd- 
 pXov vdpddeifirjy. 0. 505. SYN. 'bbdidv, etydbXov, f/tct (rd). 
 
 'bbonrdpds, ov, 6, subst. [(1) viator, (2) comes,] a traveller, a companion. 
 'HeXiov <Ppvttovtos vbonropos ebpdfxov &s tXs. Theocr. 12. 9» SYN. 'ObtTr)S t 
 dKoXovdos, dfxoaroXds. EpiTH. A'iaXds, irdXvTXr]yut)v. 
 
 y bbovTo<pvris, Ids, 6 et ?/, adj. [a dentibus natus,] tooth-sprung. Yevvdv 
 6bovr8(f)vfj, Of/ fiats KaXXiardy oveibos. Phoeu. 835. 
 
 'Obds, ov, et (2) Ion. pro ovbds, ov, rj, subst. [(1) via, (2) pavimentum, humus,] 
 (1) a way, a road, (2) pavement. IloXXds b' dbovs eXOovrd Qpovribos irXdvots. 
 CE. R. 67. SYN. (l)'bbonrdpXa, KeXevdds, rpXfios, oTXfios, dbiap.d, oifxij, arpd- 
 irds, dyvid, rpdirds, (2) see Oitbos. EPITH. (l)'AoydX£a, boXXj^ij, Xad(f)dpos, 
 Xeia, 7ranraXdeaod, OTvyepa, rXiiudveffTaTr], vardrr], spends, ddXXa, inKpd, <f>avXrj, 
 evavrXa, binTvyds, ddvdaifids, evaefirjs, 7rvKvfi, <f>d€vvr), icpvtyXa, koIXtj, aTevrjy'nnrri* 
 Xdata, TTj'vnXa, dXia, or eiy lairds, TrXdreid, opdXds, (2) see Ovbds. 
 
 '6bovpds,ov, 6 et f/, subst. [comes viae, qui viam cu-stodit,] a companion or guide 
 on the way, one who guards the way. 'A£ia y ii/Jiwy dbovpds ical tyXXovad ye 
 TiTdXXv. Ion 1617. 
 
 'bbovs, 6vt6s, 6, subst. [dens,] a tooth. Aoy/js 6' dbovnav 8(f>eds efavbpwfiEvds. 
 Eur. Suppl. 713. SYN. TofMpXds. EPITH. VaireHjs, fivodpds, KpdTepdSfXevKos, 
 Tpiaroi^os, upydXtos, a'tdtov, oXods, micpos, udXepds, Xev»cd dew, (b/jid<pdyds, irvKvds, 
 Qdjxevs, bends, dvaibt)s, i>edyiXds. 
 
 'oSow, f. wait), v. [deduco,] to conduct, "ilbtoad dvrjrovs' nal (fiXdytDird a^drd. 
 P. V. 507. Syn. See 'O^ylw. 
 
 f 6bvi>du>, f. rierw, v. [dolore adficio,] to cause pain, to grieve. To ydp 6pdov~ 
 adat yyu}/jirjv dbvvq.. Hipp. 247- SYN. Av7rew, dvido), aXyvvto, KaKdio, oyXiu). 
 
 'bbtivri, tis, >/, subst. [dolor,] pain, grief. Aeivdiv dbvv&v Hapnoy iyovoai. Eur. 
 Eleclr. 1342. SYN. *AvXa, Xvttt), -xdvds, aytids, dXyos, dxds, Kfjbds, TrevQds, 
 bafj, dx6»?oa;i/. EPITH. BdpeTd, d~7rpaKTds, xdo), fieXaivd, dXiyeiyi), o£e7d, ^d- 
 Xe7r»7, biayralds, dXXr}KTds t dpydXea, Kpvipd, oreped, 7Tticpu, Qvfxdfidpds, fiXdfiepa, 
 XevydXta, dXda. 
 
 'dbvyrjptis, d, dv, adj. [calamitosus,] calamitous, painful. lids dbvyrjpos fiXds, 
 
 aydputviay. Hipp. 189. SYN. 'E-nXirdyds, Xvrrr)pds, b^Xdvfjids, dXeyetvds, o&vpds, 
 
 • 
 1 Wolf and Elmsley have rejected the form oSoiir\6(vaw. 
 
616 OAYN 01 
 
 'ohvvirfaros, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [qui dolores niinuit,] pain-alleviating. Xepat 
 
 bXarptyas, obftviitydrdv, r\ oX aitaoas. A. 846. 
 "Obvpfta, dros, to, et dbvpfxds, ov, o, subst. [iamentatio,] lamentation. IloXXas 
 Xeiod fXErafiokas obvpjxaTidv. Iph. 1101. See also Hec. 153. Syn. QpTjvos, 
 oljubyyij, 6Xd(pvpfi6s, oXoXvyrj. EPITH. Mafc'pdy, fueya. 
 'Obvpdfxat, v. [lamentor,] to lament. 'AXXa yap ti ravrd dpqvGiical narrjv obu~ 
 pd/Jtai; Phoen. 1775, SYN. Avpd/icu, 1 ereva^ta, gtevw, olfiwga), ala£u), dprjPEun, 
 battpvu), fcXaw, oXofovpofiai, aTdvayj^u). 
 'bbvpros, ij, ov, adj. [lamentatione dignus,] worth lamenting for. Aoyxn tis 
 
 ejU7T£7r»/7£ fioi bX' 6<tteiov obvprrj. Acharn. 1226. 
 'dbvvaevs, et 'dbvaevs, Ion. i]os, Attic, eos, 6, P.N. [Ulysses.] ET// 'dbvtrevs 
 AaepTXdbrjs, os ndaX boXotaX. i. 1$. EPITH. TloXvaiPos, bovpTicXv-os, bwyevijs, 
 bids, bXorpe^s, de~tds/7rd\v/ur)rXs, 7rd\vrpdnds, tXtjjj.wv, dyaKXvros, dva£, bdfypw, 
 TroiKiXdfxrjrXs, kXvtos, brmoydptffTris, TroXv^piov, 7TTdXX7ropdos, avrXdZos, bvapopos, 
 dfxvfiwv, ko7tXs, KvbdXXpos, bXfiXos, -n oXv^ydvos, ^albX/mos, boXo(j>pdiewp , buoTrjvos, 
 TTOiKiXotypwv, eadXos, dpdavs, 'iddk-fja-Xos, nip XkXvtos, 7roXvrXas, ijbvXdyos, ueydX- 
 r/rwp, -KToXXirvp&Xds, fjeydOvfios, raXacnfypwr, aidXoimrjTXs, QvfJtdXsoji', <ppovXfids, 
 (pXXo7rTdXepos, 'Iddhds, boXdfxijTXs, apydXeos, TrouuXotyptov, Trep't(f>pdbi]S. PHR. 
 AdXwv drds ijbe ttovoio, Kand 7roXXa Trddojv, -ttcus Aaeprao, Aaeprew vlos, yfjs 
 KetyaXXrjvwv dva^, Aa ^fjrXv drdXavTos, elbus iravrolovs re boXovs, teal fiijbed 
 irvKvd, fjteyd Kvbos 'A^aiwv, Au (bXXos, to Hivvtyeiov (nrepjud. 
 ^'ObvarjXos, ri, ov, adj. [Ulyssensis,] of Ulysses. Ovk dOeet ob' dv))p 'ObtiariXov 
 
 es bd/itdv iKet. o*. 352. 
 'dbvaodfjiaiy f. vvofxat, v. [succenseo, invideo,] to be angry with. Tpoh] ev 
 evpetri ; ti rv ol tooov wbvado, Zev ; a. 62. SYN. MtjvTo), 6pyl£dfiat, %dXdo~ 
 fiat, dydvuKTEU). 
 'OcWos, >), of, adj. [viam habens,] having a way, passable. 'Ejuol /uev ov% 
 
 dbwrd' \ei7rd/j.ai ydp ev. GE. C. 495. 
 "0£ds, ov, 6, subst. [ramus,] a branch, a twig, a descendant. Tw Otjaeiba b\ 
 oCu) 'AQrivujv. Hec. 122. SYN. KXdbds, OdXos, epios, dndyovos. EPITH. 
 'EXdrXvos, d7ryu)pds, nvKivos, Tdvi»'jt:r]s, ayXdos, fivpoXros, j^Xoepos, KorXvYityopos, 
 fivpXfcXos. 
 "Q£(o, v. [oleo,] to smell. Kal tt&s rob'' 6£ei dv/idriov etyearXu)}' ; Agam. 1281. 
 "OQev, adv. [unde,] from whence. *¥evbed aprvvovTes, odev ke tXs obbs Xboiro. 
 
 X. 365. SYN. "OTrddEV, ttoQev, e£ ov. 
 *6dX, adv. [ubi,] where. E<V 'ApX/uois, odi QaaX Tv^ideos €/jfiEvaX evvas. B. 783. 
 
 SYN. "Evdd, dirov, rj, ovnip, Xvd. v 
 
 "OQveibs, a, dv, et ov, 6 et f], adj. [alienigena, peregrinus,] of another family, 
 foreign, a stranger. 'OdveJos, i] aoi avyyEvr)s ylyioad rli ; Alcest. 528. Syn. 
 'AXXorpios, ^evos, 
 "bdofxai, v. [vereor, euro,] to regard, to care for. Hx* T ^° s > oPpX/jdepyds, 6s ovk 
 ddir a'LovXd pegwv. E. 403. SYN. 'ETnarpE^djiai, dXEyigw, (f>povTt£(i), £7rtyu£Xeo- 
 juai, KrjboiJ.a.1. 
 9 6dovrj, rjs, rj, subst. [(l)linteum; (2) iridusium linteum,] linen, a sheet, a sail. 
 AvriKct 0' apyevvfjaX KaXvxpdfjLEvr} odovrjaXv. T. 141. SYN. EvarXs, vfaafxd 
 Xctttov, aivbd)v. EPITH. Aetttti, ludXdio), yX6v6)brjs. 
 'OddvXov, ov, to, subst. [panniculus linteus,] a linen rag. 'OddvXd, KrjpwTijv napa- 
 
 (TKevaiETE. Acharn. 1175. Syn. 'Pdivos. 
 ^Odotj;, oTpXxos, adj. [habens similes pilos,] having a like mane or hair. "Orpt- 
 
 X<* s » oietecls, GTdfuXrj ettX vuitov ei eras. B. 765. 
 "OQpvdvevs, Ion. f]ds, 6, P N. [Othryoneus,] a noble Trojan. 'O0pvo>ev, irlpX 
 
 bii at flpdTuJv alvi^ofx dTravTWV. N. 374. 
 "Odpvs, vds, ri, P. N. [Othrys,] a mountain in Thessaly. "Ej3a teXXitovct 'Odpv-os. 
 
 Alcest. 596' EPITH. 'YxprjX)), vXtydeaod, vXcpofioXos. 
 Or, [interjectio dolentium et lamentantium.] Occurrit passim apud Tragicos. 
 Vid. Lennep. Etym. Ling. Gr. in voce O't. 
 
 1 See Dr. Blomfield's Gloss. P. V. 191. and R. P. Hec. 728. 
 
OIAr OIZY 617 
 
 Otaypds, ov, 6, P. N. [CEagrus.] Kav Olaypds ciaiXdy Qevyuv, ovk dndfev'yei, 
 irpXv dv rip.1v. Vesp. 579' 
 
 OlaKdvofios, et olaicoffTpdtyds, ov, 6, subst. [qui clavum dirigit, gubernator,] one 
 
 who directs the helm, a pilot. Nlot yap olaKovd/xot. P. V. 153. (Choriamb. 
 
 dim.) See also Med. 523. Syn. Kv{3epvr/TT)s, o'icuca vwfi&v, KvpXos. Epith. 
 
 Kec*os, ttigtos, /jyfjfjiiov, irovroTrdpos, ouxppiov. 
 
 OlaKOffrpdcpeu), v. [clavum dirigo, guberno,] to direct the helm. $peves yap av- 
 
 tov dvpov yaKoarpotyovv. Pers. 773. SYN. Kvflepvdaj, icdTevdvvu). 
 OJa^ aicds, Ion. air)!;, 6, et olf)Xdv } ov, to, subst. [clavus, gubernaculum,] a 
 
 rudder. O'/cud vtopojv, flXecpdpd pi) Koifiwv timy. Sept. Theb. 3. See also 
 
 n. 269. and 1. 483. Syn. Ur]bdXXdv. 
 Glarls, xbos, t), P. N. [CEatis,] of CEa, one of the demi of Attica. 1 Olaribos h 
 
 vd/jov. CE. C. 1061. 2 
 * Oifidprjs, ov, 6, P. N. [CEbares.] Uapdov re, fieyav t Olfiapqv. Pers. 977. 
 
 (Versus paroemiacus.) 
 OlyvvfiX, et o'tyu), f. o'ifa, v. [aperio,] to open. Haaat & wiyvvvrd nvXai, ck b' 
 
 eaavro Xaos. 0. 58. SYN. 'Avoiyio, eldroiyw, dvoiyvv/ut, dvaneraZu}, virdvoiyw, 
 
 bXoiyoj. 
 Oibdvio, 3 et Ion. olbatveaicu), v. [tumefacio,] to cause to swell. 'A\Ad poX oibd- 
 
 verai KpabXrj x°^ ovirdr eiceivuv. I. 642. See also Apoll. 3. 383. SYN. 
 
 fyvffaw, oyKots), eiraipu). 
 Olbeu), f. f)ff(o, v. [tumeo,] to swell, to be enraged. "Hibee be xpou navTa, Oa- 
 
 Xaaad be KtjKU 7roXXf). e. 455. SYN. 'E£oi§£W, e£ ) oytcdd/j.ai t oyicvXXdfiat, opyi- 
 
 $.5fxai. 
 OlbXicdbr}s, ov, et OlbXnovs, irobos, ace. now et -nobd, 6, P. N. [CEdipus,] the 
 
 son of Laius and Jocasta. *A bo/uov OlbXnoba irpbndv wXetre. Phcen. 1519. 
 
 (Daclyl. tetram.) See also Phcen. 27. Epith. KXetvos, adXXos, bvabaifiuv, 
 
 7rarpoKTdids, ddetis, d(J)iXds,>€yyevr)s, ©f?/3cuos, wrw^os. PHR. See CE. R. 452 — 
 
 460. 
 Olbfxd, drds, to, subst. [tumor, fluctus maris, aestus,] a swell, a wave, a 
 
 surge. Keu noTdfios, ical ttovtos direipXTos oibfidrl 6va)v. Hes. Theog. 109. 
 
 SYN. Kv/jid, pevpd, neXdyos, icXvbwvXdv, icXvbw, £dXr), trdXds. EPITH."A\idi>, 
 
 irdXv'idvdv, 7rop<j)vpedv, ttovtXov, QakaaaXov, vy\ve\ibv, arpvyerov, dXeyetvdv, no- 
 
 XXdv, Kvdveov, Xafjpdv, aypXov, (3dpv(3p6/J.dv. 
 Olldvos, ov, 6 et rj, et oloyXTuv, uvds, adj. [una tantum veste indutus,] having 
 
 ouly one garment. T$r)XXTrds, olldvos' teal br) XeXXttro veeadai. Apoll. 3. 646. 
 1 See also £. 480. SYN. NdvoitenXos. 
 Outtis, 16s, 6, f], adj. [aequalis, ejusdem aetatis,] of the same age. See in 
 
 B. 765. Syn. 'OfirjXt^, f)XXKXu)Ti]s. 
 i 'd'iZupds* d, dv, adj. [aerumnosus, miser,] calamitous, wretched. Ov pev yap 
 
 tX ttov €(ttiv 6i$,vpu)repdv uvhpos. v. 140. SYN.^AflAtos, rdXalntopos, Xv7rr)pos, 
 
 fio^drjpds, IttXttovos, aXyXvoeis, KdKobai/j.b)v, 7rdvoi£vs. 
 '6i£vs, s v5s, //, subst. [aerumna, miseria,] trouble, misery, wretchedness. 'Etapv- 
 
 yeeiv fityd welpds oi£vus, ij jjlXv Xxavei. e. 289« SYN. ^AOXiorrjs, novos, icdpd- 
 
 t6s, TdXanrwpXa, Xvirq, fxox&os, atKta. EPITH. "Arepirus, aiv>), apydXea, ard- 
 
 voeoad, batcpxioeaod, dKopearos, rrXtcph, aXyXvdeatrd, dvaa-^tros. 
 'QiCvw, 6 f. vow, v. [aerumnas perpetior/J to endure distress. KaXXelxf/eiv, %s 
 
 civeic' 6'igvdfjLev kuku ttoXXu ; 5. 8Q« SYN. TaXainojpto), 7raa-^to, fxoylu), orXeu, 
 
 1 See however, on the meaning of this word, Hesych. and Eustath. p. 11C5. 
 
 * Logaaedic. dim. See Hermann de Metris, p. 231. 
 
 • OlSalvt* is not here inserted, because olSdvw is the only form used by the ancient Greek poets. 
 See Pors. Phcen. 1398. 
 
 4 The penult, of olfrpos is made short by Arist. Nub. 655. 
 
 5 The Attic poets always used oi'fvs as a dissyllable. They also said olfypos, not ol£vpos. 
 Dr. Butler retains atri]p.ov bt^vos, Euro. 79C. which seems strange. See Porson, Hec. 936. and 
 pref. Hec. p. clvii. ed. Priestley. 
 
 6 The penult, of otftta is always short in Homer ; but we find it long in the pres. Apoll. 4. 
 
 J 1324. in the fut. and aor. it is always long. 
 Pros. Lex. 4 I 
 
018 OIHI OIKO 
 
 Oh]X6v, et 019& vid. Oi'a^. 
 
 OlXs, vid."6ts. 
 
 O'iicabe, et oiKovhef adv. [clomum,] to one's home, homeward. Aveat TrbdovoXv 
 oUdb' eK Tpoias irbba. Hec. 1006*. See also A. 606. 
 
 QUelbs, a, bv, et ov, 6 et »/, adj. [(1) domesticus, (2) familiaris,] domestic, be- 
 longing to the family, intimate. Okews avrbv ioXea apfiartov b^bs. Hipp, 
 llol. S\'N. Kr)bejju)y t eTrXTrjbeibs, avyyevi)s, oiKoyevrjs. 
 
 Okerevio, v. [domesticus sum, famulor, habito,] to be a domestic, to dwell in. 
 Tdv avaXXov oIkov oherevois. Alcest. 449. SYN. Ohio), ovvoiKew, virripe- 
 
 T£h). 
 
 OUerr}s, ov, 6, okerXs, tbos, rj, et okevs, Ion. gen. fids, 6, subst. [famulus,] a 
 domestic, an attendant, a servant. "AnpavTbv ovbev oi/§' es ointras Xafi&v. 
 Eur. Suppl. 880. See also Eur. Electr. 104. and p. 533. Syn. OUelbs, 
 bovXos, virriperris, bpws, Qepdirwv, a[X(finbXbs. EPITH.^OrjO^pds, ttiotos. 
 
 Oheo), f. ?/<xw, v. [habito, administro,] to inhabit, to manage. Ov papfiapajv 
 vojioiaXv ohovfxev ttoXXv. Androm. 242. SYN. KdrotKew, Zvoiksw, vaiio, vaisrdu}, 
 bXarpifiio, okbyofxeio. 
 
 * O'iaifja, arbs, to, et oUrjaXs, eo)s, >/, subst. [habitatio, habitaculum,] an habi- 
 tation, a dwelling. Upafajnev. O'itcrivis be icctl bXirXa napa. /Esch. Suppl. 
 1016. SYN. 'EvoUrjffXs. Ep I T H. KdraoTcd^es, a etypovpov, Xepov. 
 
 OlKrjTrjp, tfpbs, ohrjTr)s, ov, et okr/rwp, bpbs, 6, subst. [incola,] an inhabitant. 
 'A^pe'iov ohrjTrjpd be^aadai tottwv. CE. C. 6o4. See also CE. R. 1450. and 
 Here. F. 393* SYN. 'Ey^wotos, evolkos, evTOTtos. I^PITH. TLdXaibs, d/uK- 
 
 7 OS. 
 
 * OhrjTrjpXdy, vid. OlicibXov. 
 
 Oki]Tds, ov, adj. verb, [habitandus,] must be inhabited. "aOiktos, ovb' ohr)Tbs f 
 
 ai yap €fX(j>bftoi. CE. C. 39« 
 OkXa, 7, as, i], et oikXov, ov, to, et oltcds, ov, o, subst. [(l) domus, domicilium ; (2) 
 
 familia,] a house, a home ; family. Ovtc ei^ev, is ttjv oklav, ovbkv Xafieiv. 
 
 Plut. 205. See also M. 168. and O. 498. Syn. OUrjfid, o'krjaXs, bb/ubs, 
 
 b&fia, KuroiicXa. EPITH. Ei/pa>e<r<rd, atyveibs, evKTXfjievr], v'pbpotyos, 7riejv, dfxv- 
 
 H<*>v, yepdpa, demeXXa, iraTptga, optyavbs, iroXv^pvaos, eprj/ubs, ai'rjXios, iroXv^elvrj, 
 
 eXevdepa, 7rdXala, evbaifiuv, evyevys, /JiciKapXa, oXfiXa, icXeiVi), j(pvaript]s, aorpw- 
 
 7rd$, OvoboKos, Xe7TTr/, yXvuepa, ifuepbeaaa, XafiTrpa, neTpXva, aoinos, €V7raTpXbrjs, 
 
 yi]poTpd(f)6s. 
 OkibXbv, et okrjTrjpXdv, ov, to, subst. [domuncula,] a paltry house or dwelling. 
 
 'Opels to QvpXov tovto ml ribtdbibv ; Nub. 92. See also Orest. 1113. 
 OUikb), f. Xaoj, v. [(1) habitare facio, condo; (2) coloniam deduco,] to place, 
 
 to build ; to found a colony. Ov br) arrevop bXavXbv uiciarai 7rerpas. Troad. 
 
 437. SYN. KaTOiici£i0, olKobbfiea), tbpvu), be/m), KaTaaicevacluf, kti^oj. 
 Oltaarrjp, ypds, 6, et oIkmttyjs, ov, subst. [(1) conditorurbis vel regionis, (2) colo- 
 
 nus,] the founder of a city; a colonist. 'Eflpe^dr', oliaoTrjpas aairXbrjtydpovs. 
 
 Sept. Theb. 19. Syn. (2) See Otnjrfc. 
 
 * OkXelbrjs, ov, 6, patronym. [CEcleo genitus,] the son of (Ecleus. OetVet b* 
 vveibei \iavTXv OkXelbrjv ovtyov, Sept. Theb. 278. 
 
 OkXeiris, et b'inXrjs, ebbs,' contr. eovs, Ion. rjbs, 6, P. N. [CEcleus,] the father of 
 Amphiaraus. Kat u^v tov OkXeovs ye yevvalov tokov. Eur. Suppl. 9^^* 
 
 OlKbyevr)s, ebs, 6, f], adj. [domi nostra? natus, verna, domesticus,] born in one's 
 house, domestic. "Oprvyds okbyevels. Pax 788. SYN. Oke'tbs, ijixepbs. 
 
 1 Oi/ca&e et olic6v8e are here denominated adverbs in conformity with the general practice of 
 Lexicographers, but in reality they are the antiquated forms of the accusative, denoting to, as 
 oVicoQev is the genitive, from, and oYkoQi and oIkoi the dative, in. See Brit. Crit. No. 3. for April 
 1826. It is worthy of remark that ot/afrSe is only used in poetry ; oinade is common both to the 
 poets and prose writers. See Steph. Thes. torn. ii. 1219=6610. 
 
 2 OiKia is a word not found in the Tragic writers, or in Pindar, if trust may be reposed in the 
 indices; it is necessarily excluded from Homer, Hesiod, and Apollonius Rhodius. OIkCuv is a 
 poetic word frequently occurring in Homer. H, Steph. calls it an Ionic form of Oikos. 
 
OIKO OIMA G19 
 
 OiKbhofxeu), f. 7ia<o, v. [aedifico,] to build a house. 'ErroXricrE rlyvr\v /ueydXqv 
 i\\xiv Kair'vpyioa o\Kubdjxt]aas. Pax 749- SYN. Ae^w, mrao7;ei/ac?w, oh'i£u). 
 
 OiKoder, diKoQt et o'Lkoi, vid. adnot. in Oiica^e. 
 
 OiKorbe, vid. O'ticdbe. 
 
 OUdvd/ueto, f. r](Tu>, v. [res doraesticas dispenso; administro,] to manage a fa- 
 mily, to direct. OiKovdfiib ddXdfjiovs ndrpos, J>he plv. Soph. Electr. \Q0. 
 SYN. Aioikeu), bie7ru), evrpETrliio, yvfiepi'du), bXdrdir<Tu). 
 
 OiKovdjios, ov, 6 et //, adj. [dispensator rei familiaris,] a manager of a family. 
 OIkovo/jios bdXXa, ixvufJLuv fiijvis tekvottoios. Agam. 150. Syn. Ohovpos, eitl- 
 
 TpOTTOS. 
 
 Ohoirows, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [(1) domum faciens, i. e. aedificans, (2) domi factus,] 
 
 (1) building a house; (2) home-made. Ovk evbdv oUottoios karX tis Tpofo). 
 
 Philoct. 32. Syn. Oheids, 
 Ohos, vid. Ohia. 
 OhoTpi^, ifids, adj. [domi nutritus, verna,] a slave born in the family. NDy b' 
 
 ovtos avrovs wKOTpi\l> YLvpnrXbrjs. Thesm. 426. » PhR. Aoi/Xos, ovk (1)i>7)tos, dXX* 
 
 oiKoi Tpdfels. 
 Oinovpeu), v. [domum servo vel custodio, domi maneo,] to guard the house, to 
 
 remain at home. ^Lt]k6v <pi>Xa(jffei xpvtyXds olicovptiv dfXs. Philoct. 1328. 
 OlKovprifxdy tiros, to, et oltcovpXa, as, j/, subst. [domus custodia,] care at home, 
 
 fidelity. Ei ravbdv olKovp^fidff ol XeXci/j/jIevol. Orest. 919- See also Here. 
 
 F. 1365. Syn. ^vXclkti. 
 * OUovpXov, ov, to, subst. [praimium ei datum, qui domum custodiit,] a reward 
 
 for protecting a bouse. ■Ohovpt avTEirefixpe rov fjidnpov ypovov. Trach. 544. 
 Ohovpos, ov, 6 et //, et olndtyvXa]-, dieds, subst. [qui vel quae domum servat vel 
 
 custodit,] housekeeper, protector of a family. Krlvei vXv ?; rovb' dXdyds, 
 
 ohovpus TrXtcpa. Hec. 1284. See also iEsch. Suppl. 27* Syn. Ohovpwv. 
 OiKTeipu, et okrlgio, f. X<toj et Xw, v. [misereor,] to compassionate, to mourn 
 
 for. O'lKreipe b' avrovs' ical ov rot Traibioi' irdHip, Med. 345. Syn. see 
 
 KuToiKreipto, E7roiKT€ipio, eXZalpa), eXeuj, oik-op ex w * 
 OiKTipfios, vid. OiKTlOfXa. 
 
 QlKTippwv, dvds, 6, ?/, adj. [misericors,] pitying, merciful. "Afius TTEpiareXXwy, 
 \pr\orh) k olKrlpfAovos avbpos. Theocr. 15.75. SYN. 'EXeeivos, (pXXotKrip/Jwv, 
 
 EXET]fJl(OV. 
 
 O'lKTMTfxa, drds, to, oiKripfios, et oiktos, ov, o, subst. [miseratio,] pity. *Hv ft els 
 Xoyovs te Ka\ rd Tbjvb' oiKTiapard. Heracl. 159. See also Pyth. 1. 16*4. and 
 Hec. 517. SYN."£Xtos, dXdXvyfids. SYN. Meyd, bdXXov, Ki'ibetdv. 
 
 O'Urtards, vid. Oinrpos. 
 
 Oltcros, vid. Oixriarfios. 
 
 OUrpos, a, ov, superl. o'iktwtos, 1 adj. [miserandus,] deserving of pity. Okrpbv 
 yap ol Trapovrls ev plaid Xdyoi. Helen. 9^3. SYN. 'EXeeivos, ohrip/juv, rXijfjUov, 
 TravrXtifioJV, irX~Kpds,a6XXds. 
 
 OlfCTpuis, adv. [miserabiliter,] in a manner to excite pity. WpooTwrrE b % oUrpws 
 rovb' 'dbvooEws yovv. Hec. 339« SYN. Ohrpd, eXeipQs. 
 
 Oifcrpo^pid), v. [miserabilia verba fundo,] to pour forth a piteous note. '\Klrev- 
 ovalv 6' virdKVTTTOVTes, t?jv (fxovijv oLKTpoyoovvTtt. Vesp. 553. 
 
 OlKbKjtlXrjSt Ids, 6, //, adj. [domui utilis, iudustrius,] useful to a family, indus- 
 trious. Vvvaity rods oikio(J)eXe€(T(tX ads £7r»//joXov. Theocr. 28. 2. 
 
 OiKio(j)EXid, as, ?/, subst. [utilitas ad familiain aliala,] industry, frugality. Obb' 
 o<\(u0tXtr/, i} re TpE(j>eX dyXdd tekiu. £. 223. 
 
 OtXevs, id)s, Ion. fjds, b, P. N. [CEleilS.] "II toX d /uer, vddds v'ids 6'iXijos Oetoid. O. 
 333. EPITH. YlXJi*uc7rds, TTToXXitopOds, b~ids ; Qdyds iirdpirjv. 
 
 OiXXdbt]s, ov, (>, patronym. [CEliades,] the son of Q^leus. Ovb' dp , OtXidbij 
 
 IfJEydXyjTdpX AoKpoX ettovto. N. 712. 
 Ol/id, dros, et o'ifjLrjud, to, subst. [impetus,] impetuosity, force. Autou oijxar 
 
 I 1 Sic ab ixOpu s fonnatur vel potius ab i\Q'6% dcrivatur ex^ttrTos, a KaKkos, KaKAiffTos, a kvSos, 
 kvSuttos, ct plurima alia. 
 
620 OIMA OINO 
 
 i\tav fie\avos t rov OriprfTfjpds, 4>. 252. SYN. 'Oppr), opfirjfia, fiXa. 
 Olfiai, vid. Offyiac. 
 Ot/iaw, et olfialvw, f. rj<T(o t v. [impetu feror in,] to pounce or dart upon. Tiji- 
 
 Siws o'ifxr}(T£ fiETa rpripwva 7re\eidv. X. 140. SYN. 2KJ77rr&>, ityopudw, diorffb). 
 OV'/ui;, »/s, ^, subst. [(1) via; (2) modus,] a way; a tune. AvrdStdctKros b' eifiX' 
 
 deos be fxoX ev typioXv oifxas. %. 347. SYN. 'fl 5>), (pwvri, obos, olfxbs, orXybs. 
 OTfibs, ov, 6 et rj, subst. [semita, tractus,] a path, a tract. 'Opdrjv nap olfxbv, 
 
 fj VI Aapiffffav 0epet. Alcest. 851. SYN. '6Sos, arXyps, oi^xt}, EPITH. 
 ^AyXdos, Atyvs, bXiffdrjpbs, jiaicpbs, fipd-xps, £7rtVpi)0o$, opdXbs, vkoXXos. 
 Ot/iwyi), r/s, ^, et olfuoyfia, drbs, to, subst. [ejulatus,] a groan, a lamentation. 
 
 'HKouc&r' avbpos Oprjicos olfjKoyrjv, <j>XXai; Hec. 1019« See also Bacch. 1101. 
 
 SyN. Kwkvtos, OTovayri, KwKvjxd, KXavQfxbs, cuay/ud, dpfjvbs, bXb(pvpfj.bs, areva- 
 
 y/zd. EpiTH. Ooiaa, bvarrjvos, adXXa. 
 Oifnp£i0, f. £w, v. [gemo, lamentor, ploro,] to groan, to bewail. 'Arpeibr)s b' 
 
 wfi^ev Xbo)i> els ovpdvbv evpvv. T. 364. Alai.ii), d\d\dc?w, IXe\i'c?w, drdri/c?w, 
 
 crr£va£(i) f fibdu), Qpr}V£(t>. 
 OlfjuoKTds, ij, by, adj. verbal, [deplorandus, lacrymabilis,] deplorable. 
 
 Ot/iWfcrdv ay yevoiTo fxoi. Acharn. 11 $5. SY^.'A^iodpTjvbs. 
 Olvavdrj, rjs, */, subst. [flos vitis,] a vine-blossom, ol-vav&as ieiad floTpiiv. Phoen. 
 
 238. EPITH. IldXvKap7rds, pbbbeaad. 
 Olvupeov, ov, to, subst. [pampinus,] a vine-leaf. "Ev re v£OTficiToi<rX ylyaBbris 
 
 olvdpeoiaXv. Theocr. 7* 134. 
 OlvapLZw, v. [pampinos decerpo,] to pluck vine-leaves. Ov ydp owv cart 7™**- 
 
 tojs olvdpi^eiv Ti'ifiepov. Pax 1 1 56. 
 * OlveXbqs, ov, 6, patronym. [(Enei nepos,] the grandson of CEneus. "dXoirb fitv 
 
 OivEtbas. Rhes. 909. 
 Olvevs, eojs, et Ion. f]6s,b, P. N. [CEneus.] TVs $ korXv ovtos ; b. Ylah fxev Ol- 
 
 veu)s £(pv. Phoen. 133. EPITH. Aids, i7nrv}XdTr)S, yeptov, tTnrbr^s, jueydXr/rwp. 
 O'Lvr), r}s, ?/, subst. [vitis,] a vine. OiVa & a KddafiEpXbv. Phoen. 236. Syn. 
 
 See "AfX7reXds. 
 Olvrjpos, a, by, adj. [vino abundans, vinarius,] of wine, rich in wine. Olvqpd 
 
 re^\r} a/jwcpd, fjieyaXd b' eatyepety. Ion 1179* 
 OlviipvaXs, Xbs, ?;, subst. [vasculum quo vinum hauritur,] a wine measure. 
 
 'AirotyZpe Tas anovbas' tyepe rrjv olyripv&ly. Acharn. 1067. SYN. KotvXt]. 
 Olvicloj, v. [vinum redoleo, vinum peto,] to smell of wine, to procure wine. 
 
 K.ap7rdXXfiu)s' olvov be /xeXtfppovd oIvLc!,ovto* 0. 546. 
 Olvdfidpeii), et poet, olvofidpeiu, v. [vino gravis sum,] to be intoxicated. Oird- 
 
 fidpio Ke(j)dXrii>. Theogn. 503. See also k. 555. SyN. Olvoo/iai, fxtdvu, icdrd- 
 
 fxWvio. 
 Qlvopdpi]s, ids, b, ri, adj. [vino gravis,] heavy with wine, drunken. Olvofidpes, 
 
 kvvos ojifAar' ex wr » ^paSfyv §' £Xd(f>otd. A. 225. SYN. "JL$oivos, irdpotvos, olvo- 
 
 TrXdvriTds, olvdirorrip, olvdndnis, o'ivio /Bf/SdjO^jUEVos. 
 OlvbbdKos, ov, 6 et ij, adj. [vinum recipiens,] containing wine. Olvbbbicov tf>Xd' 
 
 Aavxpv-crj>. Isthm. 6. 58. 
 OlvbboTTis, ov, 6, subst. [vini dator,] giver of wine, ridpdre BpbpXbv oivbbbray. 
 
 Here. F. 682. Syn. See Epith. AXbw<rbs and Baicxbs. 
 Oivdfjidbs, ov, o, P. N. [QEnomaus,] the father of Hippodamia. y AaXdbt]v r 
 
 'Abd/uavrd, Obuvd te Olvbfxdov ri. M. 140. 
 OlvbiTEbbs, ov, adj. [vineis consitus,] planted with vines. HevTrfKovToyvov, to 
 
 fiEv f}jj,X(7v, olvb7r£bow. I. 675. Syn. See'AXt&a. 
 0\voTrXbr}s, ov, 6, patronym. [CEnope satus,] the son of CEnops. Olpbmbrjv d* 
 "EXevov, kclX i 6peaj3Xbv aioXufitrpriv. E. 707. 
 
 OlvoTrXdvrirbs, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [vino turbulentus, temulentus,] wandering, tot- 
 tering or reeling in consequence of wine. ^VaX/aolaX k;cu kvXikwv oivbirXdvri- 
 
 rots. Rhes. 359- Syn. See QlvbPdpi)s. 
 Oivo~7rXr)dr)s, eos, 6 et fj, adj. [vini plenus, vino abundans,] full of or abounding 
 in wine. Ev/&rtfa, cvjuijXos, oiyonXrjdris, irbXtiTrvpbs. 0. 405. 
 
OINO OIOI 621 
 
 OtVd7rtfrac?w, v. [vinum poto,] to drink wine. Tas Tpwu>v fidoTXevoXv v7rlo\td 
 
 oivbiroTaZiov, Y. 84. SYN. Evcj^EOfJiai. 
 OivoiroTrip, rjpoSy oiv6ttotj)s, ov, 6, et oIvottotXs, tbos, ?/, subst. [villi potor,] a 
 
 wine-drinker. "Ek p dodfiivdov fias dvbpas (XErd oivbiroTTtfas. 6. 456. See 
 
 also Anacr. 136. and Thesm. 400. Syn. O hypos, oIvottX7j6i)s, olvofidpys. 
 Olvos, ov, 6, subst. [vinum,] wine. 7 flSe o<f eyKE<f>dXos "^dudbts ploX, ws obi 
 
 olvos. T. 300. EPITH. 'H&i/s, rihvizoTos, fitXas, irdXaios, durjpdoXds, ylpovoXos, 
 
 £pi<TTa<pv\os, epvdpos, evfjvwp, EvQpwv, Oelov ttotov, /JLeXlrjbfjs, fiEXXtypwv, ddeotydros, 
 
 evwbtfs, a'idoxp, aKprjrds, Upafive'ios, yXvKi)s, dpKEoXyvios, dXe&Kdnds, yXvicepds, 
 
 ev£(jjpos, vrjbv/jids, Et/ios, Quo ids, YtfjlXXvds, <&XXdoXds. PHR. Oivov T€p\j;Xs dXv- 
 
 7ios t o'ivov ^Xwpal ordydvls, (oXdrrfs auTreXov rrals, o'ivoio fiEvds kciX dXnr), avbpX 
 
 KEKfjLTiutrX fxiyd lievos onus tiefct, a/jnreXov puat. See also Bacch. 274 — 279* 
 Olvovrrd, 7]s, fi, subst. [maza vino subacta, placenta e vino et maza confeeta,] 
 
 a cake made of wine and rice. Tlavr dyd0' eidOev evdvs, olvovrrav, piXX. 
 
 Plut. 1121. 
 Olvdyoevio, et olvoyolu), v. [vinum iufundo,] to pour wine. Top kciX dvrjpei\pavTo 
 
 6eol A« oivd)(o€veiv. T. 234. See also T. 255. SyN. 'TLTrXoivoyoevu). 
 Olvoyori, r]s, rj, subst. [vas e quo vinum in pocula infunditur,] a wine-pitcher. 
 
 Mr)bendr oivoxoriv TiQlfxev Kprjrfjpos inrepdev. Hes. Op. 742. SYN. Olvqpov, 
 
 ayyeiov, eWw/m. 
 Olvoybus, ov, 6, subst. [qui vinum infundit, pincerna,] a cup-bearer. IldXXot 
 
 K€v bZxdbes hevoidro olvoypow. B. 128. 
 Olvd^vTos, ov, adj. [cui vinum infusum est,] tilled with wine. 'Os /ir/5' oho^y- 
 
 tov irdfidrbs. Philoct. 714. 
 0'ivo\p, ottos, oIviottos, ov, el * oivw\p, w7rds, adj. [vini colorem et adspectum 
 
 ha bens, nigricans,] having the color of wine, purple-hued, dark. TlXeiutp 
 
 ohoTTu ttuvtov Itt aXXoOpoovs uvdpwnovs. N. 703. See also Iph. T. 1246. and 
 
 CE. R. 211. SYN. HopQvpdets, fXEXds. 
 Olvdw, v. [vino impleo,] to fill with wine. Mij-mos oIvojOcvtes, epiv oTiioavrls 
 
 ev hfxiv. 7T. 294. SYN. MeOvoj, [XE6voKdfj.cn, oho(3dp£(D. 
 * OIvw&tXs, Ibos, 1), Epith. Dianae, [CEnoatis,] of CEnoa, or (Ena, a city in Ar- 
 
 golis, where Diana was worshipped. Olvioartv dydXXei. Here. F. 379. 
 Olofidras, otdfiojTas, et oldfiovKoXus, ov, b, adj. [seorsim ab aliis pascens, soli- 
 
 tarius,] feeding apart from others, solitary. Nw 6' av typevos y oidfidTas. Aj. 
 
 FI. 6 1 5 . See also /Escll. Suppl. 310. SYN. OIottoXos, fjdvr)pi)s, fJovorpoTrds, 
 
 olds. 
 Olodlv, et * olodX, adv. [seorsim, secreto,] separately, secretly. OIoBev aotrd- 
 
 oXios itoXXt)v rpd(pov aLK^Xirloovod. Apoll. 1.270. See also Apoll. 2. fll» 
 
 Syn. Noa0t. 
 Oi6£wvos, dv, adj. [qui est sine comitatu ; solus,] unaccompanied, alone, single. 
 
 Et b' ixvbp' tv olo$u)vdv avbt'ioet, od<f>u/s. QE. R. 846. SYN. See Moves. 
 'OioLiai, oiuLiat, oifiai, o'iut, et o/w, v. [puto, arbitror,] to think, to believe. *li 
 
 yap dlofxaX dvbpd yoXwoELilv, os fiEyd ttuvtiov. A. 78. See also Vesp. 517* 
 
 Nub. 1110. E. 252. and A. 170. Syn. Nd/Jt'£w, iiylbLiai, virovdiu), vwdbtx d ~ 
 
 fiat, viroXafJLJ3dvu}. 
 OldTTEbiXos, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [uno tantum calceo indutus,] having only one shoe. 
 
 ArjfjiddEv oldirEbiXdv, vie* evvEoXrjoX bdfxijvat. Apoll. 1. 7» 
 OloTrdXEto, v. [(1) solus versor ; in deserto vivo ; (2)oves pasco,] to live alone, 
 
 to be in a solitary place, to feed sheep. Ylol olondXels ; Cycl. 74. Syn. 
 
 y Epj]fi66fxai, fidvos, vel oiotxoXos €ifiX. 
 OioTtoXds, ov, 6 et ij, adj. [(1) qui solus in aliquo est loco, desertus, (2)oves 
 
 pascens,] solitary, feeding sheep. Nvv 5t ttov ev itt-pyoXv, lv ovploiv oldird- 
 
 XoioXv. H. 6 14. SYN."£|0^os, fjovijprji, fidvos. 
 Olds, 1 t;, bv, adj. [solus,] alone, single, the only one. TkKvbv ifiov to yap oldv 
 
 etjv etXXoutuv UXbwp. Apoll. 1. 282. SYN. See Mdvds. 
 
 • Ohs is rarely if ever used by the tragedians, except Aj. FI. 750. See Elxnsl. Ileracl. 743. 
 
622 OI02 OITH 
 
 Olds, a, dv, adj. [(1) qualis, (2) olos re, qui potest,] (1) of what kind, what, 
 
 (2) able. T H TXrjfxdv, olas olds wv ajiapraveis, Alcest. 145. See also (2) Hec. 
 
 l6« SYN. (1) Uoids, ottoIos, (2) bvvdrds, ETOifuds. 
 Olocppiav, dvds, adj. [solitarius, pertinax,] solitary, obstinate. 'Airpoo-beiKTds 
 
 ol6<ppuiv eprjfias. iEsch, Suppl. 802. SYN. OldwoXos, oldfidrrjs, fiovds, f.idvripr)s, 
 
 eprj/xos. 
 Oioylriov, vid. Oleavos. 
 Oldw, f. waw, v. [solum facio vel relinquo,] to render or leave lonely. Tpwwv 
 
 b' oiutdr} caX 'Ay^aiuiv <f>v\o7rls alvff. Z. 1. SYN. Mdvoto, eprjfido), ^r]pd(o. 
 "bXs, oh, et oils, gen. olds, olds, et oubs, 6 et >/, subst. [aries, ovis,] a ram, a 
 
 sheep. Hvpds b' eV avTfjs otv fxeXay^ifiop Ttdicto. Eur. Electr. 513. See also 
 
 Theocr. 1.9« SYN. Ylpdfidrdv, fxfjXdv. EPITH. 'Apyevv^s, XdoXds, fJLEyds, 
 
 apyvcpds, aypXos, vloyvos, bdtrv/naXXds, elpdrrdicds, f.uXds, evKpaipds. 
 Oloir&rri, rjs, rj, subst. [sordes ovium,] the filth which clings to the fleeces of 
 
 sheep. , EK7rXvravTas rrjv ol(nru>Tr)v, ek rfjs ndXeios, emicXiveis. Lysistr. 575. 
 
 EXP. 'O pv7ros Tibv spiiov, o'taxnzds. 
 * Olffreds, dv, adj. verbal, [ferendus, tolerandus,] must be borne. Ylpos Oewv 1 
 
 kclkovtcli, (3dpv {aev, oIgteov 5' dfxibs, Helen. 267. SYN. Qeprds, rXrjrds. 
 Olarev'ijs, et diarevrris, ov, 6, subst. [sagittarius,] an archer. Kelvos dioTevrriv 
 
 sXdx avEpd, Keivos doihbv. Call. 2. 42. SYN. To^ottjs, to^evtyis, Totfitydpds, 
 
 TO^dbd/xas, T0%drev)(r]S. 
 'OVorevw, f. evaio, v. [sagittis ferio, sagittas mitto,] to shoot with an arrow. 
 
 AWdp eVei XXndv lot oiorevovrd dvaKTd. yr. 1 19. SYN. To'£evu). 
 'O'iaTdbeyfjuov, dvds, et' dlardboKos, r\, dv, adj. [sagittas recipiens,] receiving or 
 
 containing arrows. Tovbs r oiaTdbeyfxdvd. Pers. 1020. See also Apoll. 1. 
 
 1194. 
 Olards, et o'iotos, ov, 6, subst. [sagitta,] an arrow, a shaft. Ai/nra & Ik c?w- 
 
 o-rfjpds dprjpdros elXtCEV oioTov. A. 213. Sy"N. BeXos, 'ids, arpaiCTds. EpiTH. 
 *A(pvKTds, alvds, Qoos, Evrrrspos, Trrepdets, irvpXTcveitav, Tnnpos, otovozis, Td%ys, 
 
 wkvs, xjaXKiiprjs, o^vJjeXijs, TavvyXw^is, rpiyXw-^is, wKVfxdpds. 7 ' 
 Olarpdw, Ion. olaTplo), f. //<tw, v. [oestro seu asilo agito vel agitor,] to urge on, 
 
 to be driven or urged furiously. Olarpel iraivTaivoLad nor avTpd re kcli ttotl 
 
 voifjivas. Theocr. 6. 28. SYN. 'EXavvdfiat, epedi^djiai, /naivd/Jiai. 
 OlarpfjXdrds, olarpobovos, oloTpobdvrjTos, olaTpdbivr\Tds, ov, 6 et >/, et olffrpoTrX})^, 
 
 7rXijyds, adj. [oestro percussus vel excitatus,] driven by a gad-fly, furious. 
 
 OlvrprjXdra be bei^drX beiXalav. P. V. 600. See also iEsch. Suppl. 17. P. V. 
 
 609. and Bacch. 1218^ 
 O'iffTprjfjid, drds, to, subst. [stimulus, quo quis velut oestro agitatur,] a furious 
 
 impulse, a sting, KeVrpwv re Ttovb' o'iffrprjfxd, Kal /JiVii/urj k&kwv. CE. R. 1318. 
 OlaTpds, ov, 6, subst. [(1) oestrus, (2) insania, (3) irritatio,] a gad-fly, frenzy, 
 
 irritation. Mecrdv rj-rrdp, cJWep olarpus. Anacr. 3. 2.8. SYN. Mvwxb, epeOiafid, 
 
 fxdvXa, Xvffod. EpiTH. 'AvejuwXws, aypXos, 1/j.Epdeis, TrdXvirXdvos, Xvaarjets, 
 
 fniaicpdvos, aspd^oiTos, aKoprjrds, (j)p£roirXr]yi]s, dbrj(f>dyds, 
 QloTpoivXriZ,, vid. OlffTpyXdros. 
 Olffvtvds, rj, dv, adj. [salignus, vimineus,] of willow or osier. Opa^e Se jaiv 
 
 pineo-aX bXdfX7TEpES olcrvXryaX. e. 256. SYN. 'IteXvos. 
 OlavTrripds, et olovTros, a, dv, adj. [sordes ovinas redolens, fostidus ut succus 
 
 lanse,] smelling of the filth of sheep, stinking. "Epi' ohvKrjpd, XafjnrdbXov nlpX 
 
 to aQvpdv. Acharn. 1177- SYN. AwawS^s, dvdayErds. 
 OiTalds, a, dv, adj. [CEtaeus,] of CEta. 'Eav fxdXct) 'yto $,u>virpds Olraiav x^ovd. 
 
 Philoct. ,479- 
 O'ltt}, rjs, f], P. N. [CEta.] KaKeWZv ov fioi /uaKpds els O'ittiv oroXos, Philoct. 
 495. 
 
 1 ©6wj/ is here scanned as a monosyllable. 
 
 2 " Attici semper ol£bs dixerunt, non oi£vs, olfrvpbs, non oi£vp6s ; quod monuit Piersonus ad 
 Moerin. Eodem modo dixerunt oh, olffrbs, Ointfjs, Oj\£w," Doctiss. Porson. Praef. Hec. 
 p. clvii. Edit. Priestley. 
 
OITO OKNH 623 
 
 Onus, ov, 6, subst. [calamitas, aerumna, infelix fat urn, mors,] calamity, death. 
 
 OItuv e-)(ovad kukwy' v tie XdOtTai. Soph. Eiectr. l6'S. . SYN. Mopos, ovutydpd, 
 
 ol^vs, fxoipa, Qdvdrds, dXe~6pds. EPITH. 'AeiKijs, (3dpvs, KaKus,bvairuTf.ws, aQXXos, 
 
 KaKdbaifubjv, 7rdXv fio^do*, bvotydpos, croroeis. 
 O'irvXvs, ov, »/, P. N. [CEtulus,] a town in Laconia. Ot re Aaup el^or, r/6' 
 
 OirvXov a/jcpeiefiOVTo. B. 585. 
 OixaXia, as, //, P. N. [CEchalia,] (l)a district of Laconia, and a town in it of 
 
 the same name, (2) a town in Euboea. Ot t t\ov Ol\dXXrjv noXXv JLvpvrov 
 
 OlxaXlfids. B. 730. 
 OlxciXievs, Ews, Ion. Tjds, adj. [CEclialiensis,] of CEchalia. See in Otx«^ta« 
 Ol^ieio, Ion. oixveiTKOJ, et dlypjiai, f. ol^aofiai, perf. wy^d, v. [avolo, 
 
 abeo, proticiscor,] to fly off, (cf. II. E. 790.) to depart, to go, to be undone. 
 
 Avroeres otyvevofy, eirei fieyd re, beivov re. y. 322. See also E. 790. and SI. 
 
 201. SYN. Uopevofxai, dnepxpfxai, cnreifii, drcoytopeu), airoixpfjiat. 
 O't'w, et did)', vid. O'io/iai. 
 OluiKT/Lia, artis, to, subst. [augurium, auspicium, omen,] an augury. Ovs eXd- 
 
 (dov oltovlfjuaT opvidiov p.aQiov. Phoen. 853. SYN. Olwvos, crvfjijooXoi', KXrjbvv. 
 Olojviarfjs, ol(jjrddeTr)S, ov, oiiovofiavrXs, ids, * oi(s)i>d7rdXvs, et olivvoanonos, ov, v, 
 
 subst. [augur, auspex,] an augur, a soothsayer. Qopvivv re, Xpo/jXov re, ml 
 
 "Evvdfuov oiwviariiv. P. 218. See also (E. R. 492. Phoen. 779. A. 69. and 
 
 Eur. Suppl. 510. SyN. "'OpviQoGKoiib's, B£07rpo7vds, fxavrXs, olwv&v (3ort]p. 
 Oluvodpdos, 6v, adj. [avium voce editus,] uttered by the voice of birds. *H 
 
 Yldv, i] Zevs oiiovodpoov. Agam. 55. 
 OIiovoktvi'os, ov, 6 et rj, arij. [avibns exitialis,] bird -destroying. "Kei/jiCJvd 6' el 
 
 Xeyot tXs oIwvoktovov. Agam. 546. 
 Oiii)vo7rdXos t et olayvofiavrXs; vid. Otamor^s. 
 Oiiovds, ov, o, subst. [(1) avis rapax, (2) omen,] a bird of prey, an omen. 
 
 Ol(t)vo~iaX re nacrX, Atos r' ereXelerd /3ouX//. A. 5. SyN. "Opvts, opvlov, 7TTr)vos, 
 
 oltovta/ud, armeiov. EPITH. Tdyvs, fj.a\pXXoyos, TavvwT£pv£, biXnerqs, irlrh]- 
 
 tos, ya^wvvi,, aloXos, ijeplos, aepd^oiT^s, ravvirTepos, cfyuqoTJ/s, a.epdvr]x/is, 
 
 ya/jixLos. 
 * OiiovoaKOTTto), v. [auguror, auspicor,] to divine by the inspection of birds, to 
 
 be a soothsayer. Tliispos KdQeartix, oh dv olufvoaKdnfj. Phcen. 970. 
 
 OldiVOmCOTTOS, Vid. Olu)VlCTT)jS. 
 
 'OKeXXw, 1 v. [appello, navem applico, in littus ejicere,] to drive a ship on 
 shore. Kay rybe, beivos yap KXvbwv &KeiXe vavv. Iph. T. 1380. SYN. 
 KeXXw, EWOKeXXu), itpoaeyyi^io, 6pfii£i»), 7rpoaopfii$u), irpoo-fiaXXco, Kdrdyio, ku- 
 TuirXiu). 
 
 ^OtcXdbXas, ov, 6, subst. [sella quae plicari potest,] a folding or camp stool. 
 "E\e vvv 1-kX tovtols tovtovI tov duXdbiav. Equit. 1384. EXP. Afypos avyKe- 
 icXafffievds. 
 
 ^OKXdbdu, et oKXat, adv. [genu flexo,] with bended knee. Xpoi/ji BaXXev Ipev- 
 66s' d 6' kyyvdlv oKXdbov faro. Apoll. 3. 2 22. See also A poll. 3. 1307. Syn. 
 Tv\>l, yovinrirei ebpa. 
 
 'OkXuZio, f. do-w, v. [genu flecto,] to bend the knee. "SltcXdct be wpu irdbouv 
 ZbepKiTO $ Evph)7reir}i>. Mosch. 2. 99' SYN. Yovracojjiai, yovvoofiat, 7rpo<x- 
 irinru), 7rpoar7rXri'eu), yovvdruiv air-d/iai. PHR. TovvTrere'is ebpas Trpoaiurvthi. 
 Otcveu), et Ion. oxveuo, v. [piget me, vereor, dubito,] to feel scruples, to hesi- 
 tate, to fear. Tat 5' dXes, /u//5' v/t/uts oKvelQi' d-ndXds noptaaadai. Theocr. 8. 
 67. See also E. 455. SYN. Kdro<cv2w, tydfiioum, beibio, v-ndbeiXXdo), IXivvw. 
 OKvqpos, a, i/f, adj. [piger, cunctabundus, liniidus,] slow, inactive, hesita- 
 ting, timid, troublesome. 'Otcvrjpat be TrdXiv Ktvids iiri nvOfjii'X y^w. Theocr. 
 lO. 10. SYN. AetXos, apyos, pydvfjids, droX/Aos, buaoKtos. 
 
 1 The Attic writers used ix.6pyvvpX and ufiopyvvfu, of which k4\\w, Svpu/nai, &c. arc the more 
 ancient forms, '6««AAa- and ;cr'AAw, Svpofxat and vSvpofiai, 6cc. See II. 1'. ilec. 728. and Damra. 
 in v. 'opSpyvufM. 
 
624 OKNO OAEK 
 
 "Okvos, ov, 6, subst. [pigritia, ignavia,] indolence, diffidence. CN/r* rX pe beds 
 
 tercet aKi'iptdv, ovri tis otcvy. N. 224. SYN. 'Apyta, dtdfioXi), <f>oj3ds, 
 ^OicpXddio, v. [aspero, exaspero,] to make rough, to enrage; med. v. to be exaspe- 
 rated. Ovbov £7ri %€ffrov iravdvfidbbv dtcpXowvTd. a» 34. SYN. Tpnyvvduai, 
 
 6pyi£ofi,ai, bXdQepdfxcu, ipi£b>, e^aypioojuai, 
 "OKpXdets, et oKpweis, cava, ev, adj. [acutas et duras extremitates habens, asper, 
 
 confragosus,] rugged, pointed. Tjf p exX ol fiefxautTd j3dXev XX6<j> SupldevTi. 
 
 0.327* SYN. Tpa^vs, cric\r)pds, xdXeiros, icpvepos, (j>piKiobrjS, 7reTp<t)br)s. 
 ""Oicpis, Xbos et Xds, fj, adj. et (2) subaudit. ireTph, subst. [(1) asper, scruposus, 
 
 (2) summum cacumen,] (1) rough, (2) a cliff, a precipice. "Eireta d<pvicTos' 
 
 rrputTCL fxkv yap otcpXbd. P. V. 1052. 
 
 Otcpvoeis, vid.^O Kptoeis. 
 'OtcTafiXw/uds, dv, adj. [qui octo buccel!arum est,] containing eight mouthfuls. 
 
 * ' \pTov betirvtiffas rerparpvepdy OKrafiXiojudv. Hes. Op. 440. 
 'OKranrjjfids, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [octo radiis instructus,] having eight spokes. 
 
 XdAxcd, 6icTaKvr)fxa, aXbrjpeu) alybvX dyu^is. E. 723. 
 'OKTanXuaXds, a, ov, adj. [octuplus,] eight-fold. 'Ytto tov yepovrds OKraxXd- 
 
 aXov -xiZofxev. Equit. 70. 
 *Oiera7rovs, xobos, adj. [octo pedes habens,] having eight feet. 'OiCTa-Kobes, 
 
 bXudprjvoX, d-^eipEes' qi be KaXevvrai. Batracb. 289. 
 'Oktcj, adj. [octo,] eight. 'Oktio' drctp firjTrjp evdrri 7jv, t/ retce reici'd. B. 313. 
 *Oicr(oKa.tbeKdTos, r], ov, adj. [decimus octavus,] the eighteenth. 'OKTioKaibenaTy 
 
 b' efdvr] opea cruXdevrd. t\. 268". 
 ^6\a*, 5>v, al, subst. [hordeum cum sale conspersum,] salted barley. 'Ek t&v 
 
 dXGtv t&v eK YlvXuiv fxefiayfievrfv. Equit. 1 164. EXP. At /xt6>' dX&v fJte/Jiiy- 
 
 fievai KptQai. 
 *Q\fiigo) t f. Xffio, v. [beatum reddo, praedico vel judico,] to render or deem 
 
 happy. 'H/Jiepav eTnGKOTCovvrd, [xr\bev 6X{3icletv, irpXy dv. CE. R. 1529* SYN. 
 
 Md«tp/5w, evbalfxovd fjyov/j.ai, evbatfjiovi^io. 
 ^OXfiXdbaifiiov, dvds, adj. [felici sorte praeditus, fortunatus,] having a happy 
 
 lot. 'D, ixdndp'Arpeibrjf j^iotpriyeves, oXfiXobaifidv. T. 182. SYN. See"OX/3tos 
 
 and Evbalfjiwv. 
 *©X/3?os, ov, 6 et \\, adj. [felix, fortunatus,] happy, rich. Xpfj b' oviror elwelv 
 
 ovbev oXpXov fiporiov. Androm. 100. SYN. *QX(3XdbaifJL(i>v, evbaifxiov, fidndp, 
 
 evrv^s, 7rXovcrXds, a<pveids, fidxdpXds, ev7ror/ios. 
 'OXpXios, adv. [feliciter,] happily. 'AW £7ret dXjSiws y eXvoe. CE. C. 1720. 
 
 SYN. YlXovaXidSf fxdnapTdrd, evbaijj.oveffrdTd. 
 'OXflobdrrjs, et oXfidcpdpds, ov, 6 et rj, et oXfidbdreipd, as, rj, adj. [dans divitias,] 
 
 wealth-giving. Bpdrols oXfidbdrav, irdrepd re. Bacch. 564. See also Iph. A. 
 
 596. and Bacch. 413. Syn. See"OX/3?ds. 
 "OX(3ds, ov, 6, subst. [felicitas, opes, divitias,] happiness, fortune. Toy wavTd 
 
 & oXfiov Tifjidp ev }i d(pei\eTd. Hec. 285. SYN. EvbatfiovXa, ttXovtos, irepXovoXa. 
 
 EPITH. Meyds, icoXvs, dbXnos, ffd(j>rjs, vneptypiov, TV(f>Xos, fiatos, d"/3\d/3^, aane- 
 
 tos, ddeatyaTos, v\p»yXds, fpepea(3Xos, ypvaetos, woXvwj'vjuos, [AeXfypwv, evbai/xwy, 
 
 cHptiXros, dyripdos, /3d<7iX/ytos, iroXv-^vads, Oavfiaaros, dnrjfjiojv, KaXXiaros, 'laKpos, 
 
 vireprdros, Xotiros. 
 'OXfi6(j>6pds, vid. 'OXfidborrjs. 
 'OXedpids, a, ov, et ov, 6 et h> adj. [perniciosus,] destructive, fatal. 0\a& r> 
 
 vrpdreidv iorpdreva dXkQpXav ; Eur. Suppl. 127. SYN. QdvdrriQdpds, 6d%d- 
 
 rwbrjs, ovXXos, dXtrr/ptos, oXoos, 
 "OXedpds, ov,6, subst. [pernicies, exitium,] destruction, plague. *fls r/brj Tpwecr- 
 
 aXv oXedpov iteipdr e^riirrai. H. 402. SYN. Mopos, Odvdros, bid<p&opa, Xvfxrj, 
 
 rrfjfjid, <j>ovos, EPITH. 'AvooXbs, alirvs, Xvypos, djcevQtis, &tttOTds, dbevKtjs, o'iic- 
 
 riards, baicpvoeis, dXeyetvos, oUrpos, oXoos, arovdeis, baifiovios, dftrjxdvos, aim, 
 
 CKppaffrds. 
 *OXeKpavdy, ov, et uXeKpavov, to, subst. [caput cubiti,] the elbow point. 'Ek 
 
 tQv oXeKpavvjy dicXbds e^aipov/nevoy. Pax 443. v 
 
OAEK OAMO 625 
 
 'oXekm, \id."OXXvfjiX. 
 
 'OKzaiiviop, dpos, adj. [hominibus perniciosus,] man-destroying. Albeladai he 
 <pXXovs, (pevyeip t dXZvijrdpas dpkovs. Theogn. 3£8. SYN. RpdrdXoiyds, fdiaij- 
 yiap, pr)£r}V(op, oXedpws. 
 
 'dXeaXOrjp, ijpds, et uXeaWrjpds, op, adj. [feras interficiens,] destroying wild 
 beasts. Kpard tyoviov dXeaWrjpos. Phcen. 674. 
 
 'OXsrrip, ijpds, 6, et dXsTeipa, as, y, subst. [perditor, interemtor,] a de- 
 stroyer. Ni/j/ 5' elfx' vtypd (piXrjs KE(j)dXfjs oXeTijpa ityeUt. 2. 114. See also 
 Batracb. 116. SyN. <t>dpevs, Xv/ueup, avOeprys. 
 
 'oXeeguop, Ion. imp. Vid."OAAi//n. 
 
 'OXXydrfs, adv. [raro,] seldom. 'OXXydtcXs darv Kaydpds \paipiap kvkXop. Orest. 
 9\0. SYN. 'OXiyop, airdvlois. 
 
 'dXXyrjTreXeoj, v. [parum valeo, infirm us sum,] to be weak. Tijv dXlyrjneXZwv 
 efxe 6' ovb' ws Qvjj.dv dptei. O. 24. SYN. 'AgOepeoj, oXXyobpaPEO), KaKrjTreXcvj. 
 
 'OXtyrjTreXla, as, i), subst. [virium defectus, imbeeillitas,] weakness. '££ dXX~ 
 yrjTreXirjs bdfxdar} kEKa^ord dvyop. e. 468. SYN. 'OXXyobpdpXa, aodepeid. 
 
 'OXXyiords, vid. 'OXXyds. 
 
 'oXtyobpavEG), v. [langueo, spiritum vix traho,] to be faint. Top 6' dXXyobpd- 
 VEttfy 7rpo(rE<pr) KdpvdaidXds"EKTwp. O. 246. SYN. 'OA^TrlAcw, aodipEio, curd- 
 
 fj.aivu). 
 'OXXyohpdv))s, eos, 6 et >/, adj. [infirmus, imbecillus,] weak, faint. 'dXXyo- 
 
 SpavEes, 7rXaeTfxciTd iryXov, cruXoetbEa 0SA' dfXEPrjpd, Aves 6S6. SYN. 'AadEpijs, 
 
 d.TraX6\pv^ds, clkikvs. 
 'oXXyohpavla, as, y, subst. [imbeeillitas,] imbecillity, weakness. 'OXXyobpdpiav. 
 
 P. V. 563. SYN. 'OXXyrjTTEXXa, acrOeveta. 
 'OXXy os, y, dv, com par. oXXywTEpds, superl. oXXyiards, adj. [paucus, parvus, 
 
 exilis,] few, small, short. "Ernoa dpiB/udv oXXyop, ol Kabfiov noXXv. Here. F. 
 
 O. oYN. Bcuos, travpos, /Mk'pos, fipdyys, ffTrdvXos. 
 'OXXyooros, y, dv, adj. [perpaucus,] very few. llpacraeiv b y dXXyoorop ^pdvop 
 
 cktos dras. Anlig. 625. SYN. Baws, dXlyds. 
 'OXXy oxpoyXds, a, dp, adj. [brevi tempore durans,] lasting for a short time. 
 
 'AAA' dXXyvyjpdvXov yiyviraX, wanip dvdp. Theogn. 1014. SYN. 'fltcvjjidpds, 
 
 fxXvvvddbids. 
 'oXlguv, wvds, ?/, P. N. et (2) dvos, b et y, adj. [(l) Olizon ; (2) minor,] (1) a town 
 
 in Thessaly ; (2) smaller. Kai MiXXpoidu Eypp, kuX 'oXL&ova rp^eldp. B. 
 
 717. SYN. (2) See 'OXXyds. 
 'OXiaOaipu), 2 aor. oXiaQov, v. [labor, labeflo,] to slip, to decay. "Us kev dXia- 
 
 daivovad bV avrdojp (pdploiTo. Apoll. 1. 377* SYN. 'Y7rd7r*7rru>, okXa£(o, o<j>a\- 
 
 \d/iai. 
 'OXiadripos, a, dp, adj. [(l)ad labendum proclivis, (2) lubricus,] slippery, dan- 
 gerous. 'OXurOypos olfios. "Aiborrd b" eirj. 1 Pyth. 2. 175. SYN. TXiaxpos, 
 
 7tt (o aX fids, 
 'OXmuop, Ion. 'OXkijXop, ov, to, subst. [lignum in infima parte navis, quo navis 
 
 trahitur,] a piece of* timber by which a ship is drawn, the slips. NrjXov dXtcai- 
 
 oio^aX'idylv eoovjiEVoioXv. Apoll. 1. 1314. 
 'OXkus, dbds, i], subst. [navis oneraria,] a ship of burthen. J,Kd<j)ds bXxds &>s 
 
 ylfxiaBEis. Cycl. 502. SYN. UXo~i6p. EPITH. TXatyvpa, evaroXos. 
 'OXkos, ov, 6, subst. [(l)tractus; (2) machina qua naves in mare deductae 
 
 sunt; (3) fluctus ; (4) sulcus,] a draught; a drag, a windlass; a stream; a fur- 
 row. Act(j)pas 6Xko~is, ypv(Tt(s)P b' €K. Ion 143. SYN. AvAa^, pavoTad/uds, dp/jds, 
 OXXvjuX, oXekw, et Ion. imp. oXUokop, v. [(1) perdo ; (2) perimo,] to lose, to 
 
 kill. Et bvrT/jLEpeia (rfj rd ^t'Arar' tiXiclp. Hipp. 969. See also A. 150. and 
 
 T. 135. SYN. 'Att6XXv/j.X, ipdeipu), an ottre ii'io, e£,6X\v/j.X. 
 'OX/jGs, ov, 6, subst. [morlarium. Vid. Steph. Thes. in v.] a mortar. "OXpop o' 
 
 ws, etroevi, KvXipbeoOai bf dfiiXov. A. 147. SYN. Oveid. 
 
 ' Doclniiiac. diiii. hypficat. Ser Iloyne's note. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 4 K 
 
626 OAOE OAYM 
 
 'oXoeis, vid. 'dXbtis. 
 
 'oXohpoxos, et okooirpb-xpsy ov, b et r), adj. [omni ex parte rotundus,] round 
 
 on all sides. "Eordffdj/, >/vre irerpoX bXoirpbxoX, ovs re KvXipbtav, Theocr. 22. 
 
 49. See also N. 137- SYN. Tpbxbeis, rpoyoet5>/s. 
 
 *6XoXvy>), fjs, i), oXoXvypd, dros, ro, et oXoXvy/jids, ov, 6, subst. [exultatio, ulu- 
 
 latus,] a shouting, lamentation. Etr avrXfioXirbv r)fcev bXbXvyf t s fieydv. Med. 
 
 1173. See also Heracl. 782. and Orest. 1136. Syn. 'dXbtyvpfibs, KwKviid, 
 kwkvtos, fcXavdfjids, fiari, dXdXdyr), dXdXt]TOS. 
 'OXoXvyow, bvbs, ?/, subst. [acredula, ulula,] an owl, a swallow. Terrtyes XeXd- 
 
 yevvres e\oy itov&v' a b' oXbXvywv. Theocr. 7* 139« 
 'oXoXvcw, f. £w, v. [(1) ululo, (2) exulto,] to shout, to lament, to exult. 
 f H <rr) be fJirjrrjp d)XbXv£,ev ev fieaais. Bacch. 678. SYN. 'A^oXoXv^w, ototv^u), 
 
 dprjveu), atacfw, dXdXa£(o, kiokvcj, 
 'dXdolrpdxos, vid. 'OXo/rpo^os, et Damm. in v. 
 
 'OXbbs, r), bv, bXbeis, eaaa, ev, et bXwXbs, adj. [perniciosus,] destructive, malig- 
 nant. 'E^/w Kdpa KTvizTifxa \epos bXbbv ; Androm. 1200. See also Trach. 530. 
 
 and Hes. Theog. 591' Syn. OvXos, ovXibs, elwXrjs, bXedpXbs, Xw/3//ets, x<*Xe- 
 
 7rds, bXbotypiov, vriXerjs, bXearjrwp, bXb(f>u)Xbs. 
 'OXdocrawv, bvbs, r/, P. N. [Oloosson,] a city in Thessaly near Mount Olympus. 
 "Opdrjv, 'HXuivrjv re, iroXiv r 'dXbocrabvd XevKr)v. B. 739* 
 
 'OXbotypw, bvbs, 6 et >/, adj. [qui mente perniciosa est,] evil-minded, perni- 
 cious. "EXtfei /*o)(0/£ovrd KdKw bXootypovbs vbpov. B. 723. Syn. See 'OXbbs. 
 "6Xos, Ion. ovXbs, 7], 6v, adj. [plenus, totus, integer,] whole, full, complete. 
 
 Tiya s eV u>/jL0is yrjyevrjs oXtjv ttoXXv. Phcen. 1147. See also w. 118. Syn. 
 "Anas, iras, av/jnras, dXeffxeprjS. 
 'dXoaxepfc* £<> s > ° e * V* [integer, totus,] entire, complete. Evpwv, avv itvKiv^aXv 
 
 oXecrxepes eandad pictrjs. Theocr. 25. 210. Syn. See"6Xos. 
 'OXbtyvybcov, vvos, rj, subst. [pustula,] a blister, a pimple. Mt}Ker eit\ yXuxroas 
 
 aicpas bXbfvybbvd (pvcnjs. Tlleocr. 9« 30. SYN. 'OXo^Xvktis. 
 '6Xd(f>vbvds, ij, bv, adj. [lamentabilis,] mournful. A(kpt>d §' expaXe Bepfid, e-nos b 1 
 
 bXbfpvbvbv eenrev. 7. 362. SYN. OhiTpbs, yoepbs, iroXvbaKpvs, Xv7rr]pbs, irevQX- 
 
 fibs, Oprjvtobtis, TtoXvarbvos. 
 'OXbtyvpfjibs, ov, b, subst. [lamentatio,] lamentation. Tots bdupvoiaiv tSv <f>ev- 
 
 yovTOJV ciel ko.1 rots oXbtyvpjJiols. Vesp. 390. SYN. 'OXoXvyt), oXbXvypd, olfHoyrf, 
 
 aiayfid, dprjvos. 
 'OXbtyvpopat, v. [lamentor,] to lament. Kcu fxot bos rijv %e7p', oXbtyvpofiaX' ov 
 
 yap er' avrls. H*. 75. SYN. 'bbvpbfiai, bvpo/uai, dprjveu), kXclu), Xvirebfiai. 
 'dXbtywXbs, ov, b et //„ adj. [periculosus, letiferus,] destructive, deadly. Ylavrd 
 
 be aoi epeu) bXbfmd bi]ved KlpKrjs. rj. 289. SYN. See 'OXdos. 
 "OXttt;, r)s, et oXirXs, Xbbs, rj, subst. [lecythus,] a phial, an oil-cruse. Kal Trdp 
 
 e/jih' erXdei tuv AwpXbd iroXXdnXs oXttuv. Theocr. 2. I06. See also Call. fr. 
 
 185. Syn. ArjKvdbs. 
 '6Xvfi7ria, as, ij, P. N. [Olympia,] a town in Elis, also called Pisa, where the 
 
 Olympic games were celebrated. 'OXvjU7rict fiev yap avrbs. Olymp. 2. 87. 
 
 PHR. M-uttip ^pvo-oore^d^wv dedXiov, beanoivd dXrjdeias. 
 '6Xv/x7rms, abbs, >/, adj. [Olympias,] of Olympus. Et fif) 'oXv/mXabes Moi/cat, 
 
 Atos aiyXbxoib. B. 491' 
 "OXvfnrXKbs, 7), bv, adj. [Olympicus,] Olympic. Et yap enXovTei, Trios av iroi&v 
 
 tqv 'OXvjmXKbv avros dyCovd. Plut. 583. 
 'bXvfxirXbs, ov, b, adj. [Olympius,] of Olympus, of heaven. (2) 'OXvfnrXbs is also 
 
 frequently used as a substantive, debs being understood. Aai/jibvXr}, Zevs av 
 
 rbs'OXvfjnrXbs optcXbs eerrw. Apoll. 4. 95. SYN. OvpdvXbs, (2) debs, Ttrai'. 
 "dXvfnrbs, et Ion. OvXvfnrbs, ov, b, P. N. [Olympus,] a mountain in Thessaly, 
 
 the fabled residence of the gods ; the sky ; also the name of a famous flute 
 
 player. Kat Tore by) irpbs "oXvunov Xcrav OeoX alev eovres. A. 4Q4. See also 
 
 A. 497« EPITH. 'Ayavntyos, alTrvs, fiacpbs, fxeyds, aupbs, aiyXrjeis, aenvbTdros, 
 
 vXppets, Xepbsy TrbXvbeipds, ayvos, Radios, fjepbeis* 
 
OAYP OMHr 627 
 
 "oXvoct, as, »/, subst. [arinca,] rye. See Damm. "\ttttoi be KplXevKov epeTrrdjjie" 
 
 voi Kai oXvpas. 0. 560. SYN. Zed. 
 'OXwXds, vid. 'OXoos. 
 "6\u)5, 1 adv. [prorsus, omnino, sane,] on the whole, entirely. Ov^dXios ^iXeetv 
 
 fx lQeXr}(T& and Kaphias. Theocr. 29* 4. SYN. Wavrias, reXeitos, naPTeXws. 
 '6/jcibeX(pds, vid. "O/ucw /id's. 
 'O/jLabeto, f. jjooj, v. [fremitum concieo,] to make a noise. Mvrjarfipes b' dfidhrjady 
 
 ava /ue ydpa OKioevTa. a. 365. SyN. KeXabew, Bopvfiew, drofieu), ai 'dcjxoved), bovn-eo). 
 "6/uubds, ov, 6, subst. [fremitus ex confusis multorum clare loquentium vocibus, 
 
 Damm.] a din, a tumult. "6/jabdv skXvoi' aXvpov eXeyov. Helen. 185. Syn. 
 
 Aoi>7ros, dopvfids, Tapani o\Xos, KeXdbds, fxdBds, KvboijJ.ds, otoIdos. EPITH. 
 
 'AXXaards, QeoireoXos, alrds, fueyds. 
 "O/jLatfjos, dual/Aids, djxdbeXipds, ov, et dfiaifjuov, dvds, 6 et ?/, subst. [frater vel so- 
 
 ror; affinis,] a brother or sister; a relation. MvpXwv Kpelaaiov d/nal/jwr avbpX 
 
 KenTfjadat <pxXds. Orest. 797. See also Nem. 6. 29. Call. fr. 168. et Orest. 
 
 677' SYN. ztivaifuds, avyyevrjs, dfudyeverojp, d/udyevt)s, avrabeXtyds, ojioanopos, 
 
 KdaXyvr)Tos, o/jdyacrTpXds, ctbeX^os, djudnrjrpXds, d/uoydt'ds, ojioyvXos, 6fx6(TTrXay\v6s. 
 'dpaXos, ij, vi>, adj. [planus; sequabilis,] plane, middling, even, smooth. Ovre 
 
 kpards taws, dfxdXds be rXs 6 aTpdriwras. Theocr. 14. 56. SYN. Aelds, Taos. 
 'Ofdapraciu), v. [confrico,] to rub. At/yds ibfjiaprac?, bdXotypdovvriv uXeyeiviov. 
 
 Horn. Hymn. Merc. 36 1. Syn. AXaKvaiu), ^//x^, o/iopydc?<u. 2 
 'd/japrZht, f.rjcrcj, v. [convenio, sequor ; eo una cum,] to meet, to follow, to 
 
 attend. 'EvbvKews ev vifi dog, ?) Trends dfiapreuti'. 3 ft. 438. SYN. ^.vvdjJiopTeu), 
 
 ETTd/jiai, oTTTjbeio, eairofxai, avve7rdfiai. 
 'd/napTJ], adv. [simul,] together, at the same time. Acx-TaXey (f>ioi'rj' rot be pha- 
 
 aovTts dfxaprfj. 2. 571. SYN. 'Ofiov, cifxd, o/uddev, dfxvbXs, dfijuXyci. 
 'OfxavXXa, as, rj, subst. [contubernium,] association, intercourse. Ivzivyovs 6* 
 
 o/iavXXas. Choeph. 590. SYN. Lvvoutia, ovvavXXa, dfiiXXa. 
 "O/uavXos, ov, b, et >/, adj. [commixtus; vel polius concinens,] mingled together, 
 
 harmonious. Ylaiav be Xafi-nrei, ordvoeaad re yfjpvs d[xavXds. CE. R. 187* 
 
 Syn. f 6/jd(f>u>vos, avfji^)(i}pds,avyubds, avvavXds. 
 '0/i/3pew, f. >/cw, v. [pluo,] to rain. "Epveu wov toims, Aids aairerov SfifiprjcravTos. 
 
 Apoll. 3. 1398. SYN. 'titofx^peta, vit), i£o/j.fipe<o, ai'0/u(3peu), ftpe^io. 
 *O/i/3/0^pos, et 6/u(3pXds, a, 6v, adj. [pluvialis,] rainy, stormy. AeiKvveX onfiprjpov, 
 
 KpdbXrjv fr ebdK cirbpds aftovrew. Hes. Op. 449. See also (E. R. 1572. SYN. 
 
 'Ofjj3pd(f)dpds, onfipoKTVitds. 
 , 'O/jifipXfjiodvfxds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [magnanimus,] strong-minded. 'OfjfipXfiddu/ue, 
 i <f>epa(nrX, TroXtaaoe, xaXkoKopvara. Horn. Hym. 7« 2. 
 'O/u/@0t/io7ra 77*77, vid . "QftpX/jd7raTpr). 
 "Ojx^pXfxos, vid.^O/3pi/uos. 
 "O/jLfipios, vid. 'OfJLpprjnos, 
 "Qnfip6s, ov, 6, subst. [pluvia, imber,] rain, a shower. KalZevs filv o/jftpov vat 
 
 X«Xtt£di> dcrneTov. Troad. 78. SYN. 'Yervs, t7rofjftpXa, vaafids. EPITH. 
 
 'Afte<70dros, ■yei/jLipios, KaXXiaros, tpplaauty, a/utyXXafiis, bpdardets, bXipos, eepoi'ieis, 
 
 vXicpdf, ftdpur)-^))s, Xufipos, ovpdvios. 
 'Of/flpoKTundi, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [pluvia sonaus,] sounding with rain. XeifxwvX 
 
 TV(f)<j>, avv £aXri r 6/jfipoKTV7ru>. Agam. 6*39- 
 'O/ufipocpdpds, ov, 6 et ij, adj. [imbrifer,] producing or bearing rain, rainy. Ilap- 
 
 QlvoX o/u/3po0opot. Nub. 298. 
 'OfievviTTjs, ov, et ofiewos, 6, et dfj.evPt.TXs, Xbos, et dfievvis, //, subst. [qui seu quae 
 
 eodem cubili utitur, maritus, vel marita,] a bedfellow, a husband, a wife, a con- 
 cubine. y A.vhp6s y aoioTov aov Tv-^ovn ofxevverov. Med.9-J*9« See also Aj. Fl. 
 
 501. SYN. 'Ojuoyd/jos, dfjidddXa/Jos, ofxdXetcrpos, avvevvos, avi'evi'lrrjs, ovytcoiros. 
 'dfirjyeprjs, et JEo\. 6jjr}y\jpt)s, ids, 6et?/, adj. [congregatus,] assembled together. 
 
 1 "OK<as is p.ot a word which frequently occurs in poetry, though very common in prose. 
 a See Herman's Homerica, who adopts u>n6pya£t, the rcauVng of Ilgenius. 
 3 'OfiapTtwv is hers scanned as a Bacchiua. 
 
628 OMHF OMMA 
 
 Harris dpr)y%pZes, r/fiev vloX, i}he yepovris. B. 789. See also Pyth. 11. 14. 
 
 SYN. ^ A flpoos, doXXijs, dblvbs, irvKvds. 
 'Ofiriyvpigu), v. [una congrego,] to assemble together. 'AXX'ciyere irp\y keIvov 6/uirj- 
 
 yvplaaadaX 'A^aiovs. tt.376, SYN. !Lvya6poi£o), avvayelpw, ovWeyw, avyKd/Jii£(i>. 
 'dfxriyvpts, Xds, Alt. ems, rj, subst. [concio, ccetus,] an assembly. " AaTpwv tcdroibd 
 
 vvxTepu)y dfxrjyvpXy. Agam. 4. SYN. YldviiyvpXs, adpoiafid, avvaQpoicXs, avvd- 
 
 bbs, dfiiXos, 7r\w0#>\. EPITH. II/V/jO^s. 
 'dfifidqSfEds, Set i), adj. [qui sirnilium morumest,] having similar manners. Ae<r- 
 
 aofjievrjv, tvtQov Trep djurjdeds avbpasXbeardai. Apoll. 2. 9^9' SYN. 'Ojaot ponds. 
 'OftriXXuXa, as, %, subst. [aequalitas aetatis,] equality of age. MatrrvpZ&rts' 6 yap 
 
 olds dfirjXXicXrji' EiceKacrrd. /3. 158. EPITH. 'Epdreiyi], yXvKEld. 
 'd/jirj\t£, Xtcbs, 6 et i}, adj. [aequalis,] of the same age. Uktitcd/jiov Kepovfiai, 7rp6s 
 
 TaQov & dfxr)\XK(ov. Troad. 1173. SyN."HX«£, cvv6}xi]Xi£, oierrjs, i]XXtcXu>Tr)s. 
 'Ofirjpevoj, v. [(l)obses sum ; (2) obsides accipio, congruo,] to be a hostage; 
 
 to receive hostages, to agree. 'Eire! b' ETtepvd, Twvb 9 dfxrjpevffas tekvu. Rhes. 
 
 431. $h)vr} dfjLYjpevffat. Hes. Th. 3p. 
 'OfjLtjpeut, v. [convenio,] to meet together, to encounter. 'Hfiiipriae be fioi 7rdp > 
 
 eraipwy ayyzXos ibicvs. tt. 468. SYN. 'Arraw, avyavrdto, avyTvy^dvto, EitXrvy- 
 
 •)(av(o, ovveifxX, oTtabeio. 
 'OHijpxbai, wv, ol, subst. [Homeri imitatores,] imitators of Homer. "ddey irep 
 
 KaX'OfxrjpXbai. Nem. 2. 1. 
 "dfirjpds, ov, 6, (1) P. N. et (2)6 et fj, subst. [(1) Homerus ; (2) obses,] 
 
 (1) Homer ; (2) a hostage or pledge. Et yap 7rovr)poy 7jy, "Cjjirjpds ovbe-rrdT' dv 
 
 eiroiet. Nub. 1056. SYN. (1) MatdvXbr]s. ■ EPITH. (l) 'Hbveirijs, KXeiyds, «dt- 
 
 biav dpiorbs, Xunrds, aocpos, XafATrporaTos. 
 'OfxiKdbov, et dfjaXr)bdv, adv. [catervalim, turmatim,] in troops, in crowds. "Hs 
 
 Tpwes, e'lojs [aev dpiXdbdy alev etkovto. P. 730. See also Hes. Op. 834. Syn. 
 
 ^AOpobJs, iXdbov. 
 '6/nXew, v. [versor cum aliquo, una sum,] to associate, meet, engage or mix 
 
 with, to converse. OIs alel TOTrdpoidev ofxiXeov. 'AXXct yap efjnrrjs. Apoll. 1. 
 
 630. SYN. HvvdjiiXEb), kyrvy)(dvii), ovvavXl£dfxai, ovvoikew, ovfifiaXXa), dya- 
 
 <jTpE<f>ojjiai, avvovaXa^h). 
 'bfuXrijid, drvs, to, subst. [officium, congressus,] intercourse. Kdkov & dfdXrjfi, 
 
 aadEves bs teal 7rdXet. Eur. fr. Antiop. 10. 3. 
 'dfjLiXrjTds, ?), dv, adj. [mitis, adfabilis,] gentle, sociable. Kpdrovad juev yap, 
 
 ov-% dfiiXr)Tov dpda.bs. Sept. Theb. 173. 
 'OfxtXia, as, f], subst. [congressus, commercium, colloquium,] society, inter- 
 -course, connexion. Me/c?w fipdrEias irpoanlaMv dfiiXXav* Hipp. 19. Syn. 
 
 'OjuiXrj/jid, fXETOvaXa, bXarpXflrj, irdvrjyvpXs. 
 "6/itXos, ov, 6, subst. [ccetus, turba, multitude,] a company, a throng, a band, 
 
 a tumult. FIoXXos 5' ifiEpdevrd yppov ^^EpXl(TTd^ , o/iiXos. 2.603. SyN.'IX^, 
 
 ofArjyvpXs, ari^ds, adpourpd, TtXYfdds, oyXbs, 6opv(3ds. EPITH. 'AibrjXos, avbpd- 
 
 fiE&s, anelpXTds, evpvs, fxXal(j)di'ds, dpiiios, avrXf3Xds. 
 'd/uyeio, v. [mingo,] to make water. Mi]fr clvt tjeXXoio TETpafifXEids opdds o/xt- 
 
 %eiv. Hes. Op. 725. SYN. Ovptu), Kdrovplto. 
 
 O/^X^j V s > V> subst. [nebula,] a mist, darkness. Avrltta 6' ijlpd }.iev oKtbdtfev 
 
 KaX aTTwatv djiiyXriv. P. 649. SYN.^AyXvs, VEtytXr}, Kviacra. EPITH. MeyaX/7, 
 
 mcXepa, (tkoteivy}. 
 "Ofxfjid, drds, to, subst. [visum, spectaculum, oculus,] a sigiit, a spectacle, a 
 
 look, an eye. ^v^rj Ivv-qQis ofipd (ptXrdTov (jpdriov. Soph. Electr. 903. Syn. 
 
 "OipXs, oTTMiry, uy^i, otydaXfios, opafid. EPITH. 'E/cSu'di', Kvavidv, ndXov, pap- 
 
 fxalpov, (j>deivdv, otyrdTdv, Xa/nrpdv, rvtyXov, (paibpuyrtoi', opriddyoidv, bstvov, ^td- 
 
 vo~Tpo<pdv, GKv6pu)7rdv, dXddv, ipatbpdv, ffefjrov, cncdreivov, dvoXfiov, aifiaTrjpdy, 
 
 7ru>XXKoy, <pXXoy, EXevQlpby, Xipdv, virdtypov, aypvTcvov, fjavyov, KUTr)<f)£S t Xappov, 
 
 Tavpdjuop(j)dy, aypXtoirdv, Xevkov, bxdj3pd)^dv, gtiktov, opQov, aypXov, Xo^dv, ttov- 
 
 XtiEXtKToy, bdXXby, Qoiyioy, tyaibXfidv, Vopyewy, fiaXdandy, dKoifxr}Tdv. 
 'OnfidTooTiprjs, eds, 6 et >/, adj. [(1) oculis privaus ; (2)oculis privatus, caecus,] 
 
 \ 
 
OMMA OMOK 620 
 
 depriving of eyes ; deprived of eyes, blind. 4>Xoy/ios r o/^droffrepfc <}>vtwv. 
 
 Eumen. 943. Syn. (2) 'AXdds, rv^Xos. 
 'Ofxfxarduj, v. [oculatum reddo et vigilem,] to render keen-sighted or vigilant. 
 
 Ovtoi typZva K\e\peiev d)fjf.iaTii)fAEvr)i'. Choeph. 841. SYN. 'E^o/Lz^drdw. 
 "O/uvvfu, et 6f.uii(o, f. dfidGG), et ujxovfxai, perf. wfioKa, et Attice dfubfjidKa, v. 
 
 [juro,] to swear. ii/irvt 6' (is skeXcve, deovs fr ovojJtjvev anarras. H. 27S. 
 
 SYN. 'E7ro/zvv/it, Karo/jivvfjii, bXdfivvfiX, bp<(t)}j.dTEW. 
 'Qfioya/jius, et dfidbe/jvXds, ov, 6 et ^f, subst. [maritus, uxor,] a husband or wife. 
 
 'dfxdyajjGs ici/pel; Phoen. 137. (Dochmiac monometer.) See also Agam. 1077. 
 
 SYN. See '6/j.evyerrjs. 
 '6fx6ya(TTpX6s, ov, 6 et ?/, subst. [frater uterinus,] an own brother or sister. M>/ 
 
 fie KTeiv\ etteX ov% d/adya.arpX6s "Etcropos elfiX. <!>. 95. SYN. See "Ofxaifids. 
 'OfjdyEVErwp, dpds, ofdoyevris, eos, 6 et y, opidyovos, et o/JuyvXus, ov, 6 et >/, subst. 
 
 [frater vel soror, cognatus,] a brother or sister. Wpds e/uov 6[x6ylveTopa. 
 
 Phoen. 167. See also Iph. T. 919. Pyth. 4. 260. and Ran. 761. Syn. See 
 
 "6/uaifids. 
 'OfxdbejxrXos, vid. 'O/ioyd/ids. 
 'd/idbrjfjids, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [ejusdem populi,] of the same nation, people, or 
 
 rank. "lcpiKXios fxev irals, dfxdbajjids eujv. Isthm. 1. 40. SYN. 'OfionroXXs, br)~ 
 
 /iOTTjS, OfAOyVlOS. 
 
 'OfidbovXds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [conservus,] a fellow slave.' "Ayer opQovaai vvv 
 
 ofiobovXov. Hec. (SO. SYN. ^ivvbovXds. 
 '6/jdOaXajuus, ov, et ?/, subst. [socius tori vel cubiculi,] partner of tlie bed or 
 
 chamber. 'OfidddXafxE NrjpriXbiov. Pyth. 11.4. Syn. 'OpievvETTjs, dfAbbefirXos,' 
 
 vfidXeKvpos. 
 'd/uddev, et ojjlov, adv. [ex eodem loco, una, simul,] from the same pl«ce or 
 
 source, along with, together. Ekos ntirovBa' top dpbdev ttI^vkotci. Iph. A. 
 
 501. See also A. 127. SYN. 'dfjiaprrj, d/ud, ayibov. 
 'd/uddrjpds, ov, 6 et >;, subst. [venationis soeius,] a companion in hunting. Ilor- 
 
 vXu, atjv optd6r)puv Zdijuad' Kal at be (pari. Call. 3. 210. 
 'dfuoOpdvds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [ejusdem ihroni socius,] possessing the same seat or 
 
 throne. Zrjvus v^iarov Kdaiyvyra tiaX b/j.oQpdvov"Hpas. Nem. 11.2. 
 'd/uddvfxabdv, adv. [uno animo,] unanimously. Md rdv At' ov £>?/r'. a. dXXd 
 
 ttQs ; b. dfxodu/uubdi'. Aves 1015. 
 'Ofjionos, vid. 'O/xolos. 
 'bfioLoirpewris, lbs, 6 et >/, adj. [pariter decens,] equally becoming. Kai £,vyxai~ 
 
 povaXv dfj.oid7rptTre~is. Agam. 766. 
 'Opioids, et antiquitus bpioiXds, a, bv, adj. [similis,] like, similar, "fts alel tov 
 
 upio'ibv ayei Oios u>s tov o/joIov. P. 218. See also I. 440. SYN. 'AX/yvios, Zva- 
 
 XiyxXos, E(j)dpttXXds. 
 'd/uoiuuj, v. [assimilo, similem efficio,] to liken, to make like, to compare. ~\o6v 
 
 ifj.01 (ftuadat, kuX dfj.oi(jjdf)fjevaX civrijv. A. 187. SYN. '\Lioku), ttfodu). 
 *'bfAoi<oi, adv. [similiter,] similarly, in like manner, tydvtpbv fxiv eywy' olfiai 
 
 yviovat tovt eivat iraaXv bfAoiws. Plut. 489« 
 'OfxtitcXau), d/jLui<Xiu}, et Ion. imp. o^ekXjyaaoxov, v. [clamore adhortor, minis ago,] 
 
 to cheer on, to exhort, to threaten. I7rtpxoi.itvoi6 yepovros' & v'laoXv olaXv 
 
 djAOKXa. ft. 248. See also O. 65$. and B. 199. Syn. KeXevw, ivi-nrw, dvetbiguj, 
 
 (uretXEU), itapaKtXevofiai. 
 'Ofidk-Xrj, ijs, y, subst. [hortatio clamosa, inclamatio, increpatio, comtniuatio,] 
 
 a clamorous exhortation, a chiding, a threat. UiaTdTUTos be ol coke ^d^j? tvl 
 
 lieivaX dfiOuXy'iv. II. 147. SYN. Bo»), iineiX/), iXeyxbs. EplTH. Xd\t7n), Xev 
 
 ydXea, Kparfpa, cipXbriXds, OTdibeaaa. 
 '6/joK-Xr)pds f ov, 6 et //, adj. [consors, ejusdem sortis,] having the same portion. 
 
 'OfiotcXapov Is ubeXcpEov. Olymp. 2. 89* 
 'dnoKXr)Tnp, ijpbs, 6, subst. [qui clamore hortatorio vel minaci utitur,] an ex- 
 
 horter, a reprover. Toio fr avevBtv eovtos, dfiOKXrfTijpbs tiwvaas. M'. 452. Syn, 
 
 'A-rrsiXriTtip. 
 
630 OMOA OMOT 
 
 'OfxdXeKrpds, ov, 6 et tj, adj. [qui eodem lecto utitur,] sharing the same bed. r fl 
 X ai p2> 7rpe<r(3v, Zijvds ofxdXeKTpov Kapd. Orest. 470. SYN. See 'Ojj.evveTr}s. 
 
 *6//o\?/, rjs, rj, P. N. [Homola,] a mountain in Thessaly. Ivyxoproi 0' 'OfxdXas 
 evav-Xoi, Here. F. 371. 
 
 '6/idXdyeo), v. [consentio, adsentior, confiteor,] to agree with, to assent, to con- 
 fess. Avro bi to viyqv, o/uoXoyouvTos earX aov. Iph. A. 1142. SYN. HvfupyfjiX, 
 avfJKJxoreu), ovyxjiopeoj, inreiKa). 
 
 'OfxdXons, Xbds, >/, adj. [Homolois,] one of the seven gates of Thebes. '6juo- 
 Xtoiaiv be irpos wvXais rerayuevos. Sept. Theb. 567 . 
 
 'd/udfxacrriylas, ov, 6, adj. [ejusdem tlagpUationis particeps, conservus,] sub- 
 ject to the same lash, a fellow slave. Upos AXos, os ijfup early duofiaoTiyXas. 
 Ran. 756. Syn. See 'd/udhovXds. 
 
 'djudfxijTpids, a, ov, adj. [earrdem matrem habens,] having the same mother. 
 'OjjidfirjTpLa yap earX kclk tclvtov irdrpos. Acharn. 79®> SYN. See"6/j.ai/jds. 
 
 'Ofibvoid, as, rj, subst. [unanimitas, concordia,] unanimity. Ketcr' dpdvoiris 
 lepov eixppbvos, o^p' eKajuovro. Apoll. 2- 720. SYN. 'bfiotypdovvq. 
 
 'OfjLOTtaTpXos, a, 6v, adj. [eundem patrem liabens,] having the same father. 
 'Iorart yd/xwv, ore rav d^xo-TTarpXov. P. V. 574. SYN. See"b/uatfjids. 
 
 'OfioTTTepos, ov, b et //, adj. [similiter alatus, similia vela habens, atfltiis,] hav- 
 iug like wings, sails, or veils. 'b^oirTepoi KvdvwTrXbes. Pers. 565. Syn. 
 'Ofuoyevijs, o/jidyeveTwp, oji.iaif.ids. 
 
 'O/jLu-rrToXXs, ecos, adj. [ejusdem civitatis,] of the same state. Ov <p-qaX 0///3t;s 
 Tfjob' dfiOTrroXts Xedjs. Antig. 74>4. SYN. 'dfxobrjfxds. 
 
 'djjiopyvvfjiX, f. opfa, v. [(1) abstergo, (2) exprimo, premo,] to wipe off, to 
 press out, to stamp. Aanpv £' dfj.op^d}j.evu) (T\ebov rjXvddv wbe r eenre. Apoll; 
 2. 242. SYN. '.^Tro/i op yvv/.u, e^ofiopyvvfiX, dirdfidrrio, ojiopyd$,(o. 
 
 'dfjioppodeu), v. [(l) constrepo ; (2) consentio,] to join in the noise, to corre- 
 spond to. tx Ev ovv XoyoioX rots efuots o/JioppoOel. Orest. 523. SYN. 'OfuoXo- 
 ye<o, av/jK^rjfju, avjjKpwvew. 
 
 'OfxoppdOds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [(1) strepitum seu sonitum una edens ; (2) con- 
 sentiens,] making a noise or sound together, harmonious. " Avrpov eaio arei- 
 ypvres o/uoppodoX, ciXXd rv (f)evye. Theocr. Ep. 3. 5. 
 
 'Ojuds, r), ov, adj. [communis, idem,] common, of the same size or kind. Ou 
 yap 7rdvr(t)v r)ev o/jios Opoos, ovb' Xd yFjpvs. A. 437. SYN. 'Ofxo'tos, ofioiXos, o 
 
 avros, taos. 
 
 "O/jioae, adv. [eundem in locum, conjunctim,] in the same place, together. 
 
 Bvveros be \wpeiv ojioae toIs Xoyois OeXojv. Orest. 912. 
 'd/noawXayxvos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [cognatus, consanguineus, frater,] a kinsman, 
 
 a brother. Tervjuifjievoi 5/J0', o//o<77rXayx vw,/ T * rrXevpujfjaTfov. Sept. Theb. 
 
 887. Syn. See "6/uaiyuos. 
 'OlxooTTopbs, ov, 6 et i], adj. [(1) eadem stirpe satus ; (2) qui cum eadem mu- 
 
 liere, quacum alius, rem agit,] (1) of the same seed or stock; (2) possessing 
 
 the same marriage-bed as another. "E\(i)v be Xevrpd, teal yvva~ix b/jtoairopdv. 
 
 (E. R. 260. Syn. (l) See"dfiaifuds. 
 'dyuooriyaw, v. [una incedo,] to proceed or march together. Alev ojioarixaei, 
 
 d be t kv fxeairrjoXv opoxxras. O. 635. SYN. ^vvo/uapTew, (jvveTTdjJiai. 
 'OfjLooTdXos, ov, 6 et /;, adj. [(1) qui simul mittitur; (2) comes ; (3) qui eodem 
 
 amictus genere utitur,] sent aiong with, a companion, in the same dress. 
 
 IreixovaX' /moptyrjs b' ovk djxoaToXds tyvaXs. /Esch. Suppl. 505. SYN. 'Onabos, 
 
 ojjiotyoiTos, dfiolos. 
 'Ofjori/uds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [qui paris est honoris et conditions,] of equal honor 
 
 or rank, on a level with. Et fx o/uorifjiov eovrd flip deKovrd Kadefci. O. 186. 
 'Ofidrotxos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [communem parietem habens ; vicinus,] having an 
 
 adjoining house, neighbouring. Tep/m* vooos yap ** yeiriov ofxoTOix^s epei- 
 
 bet. 1 Agam. 974. 
 
 1 " Dactylicum hexametrum indicavit Burneius. Supplendum acl vel ejusdem temporis vocabu- 
 lum." Blomf. 
 
OMOT OMftS 631 
 
 'd/juo-poTTds, ov, 6 et 77, adj. [iisdem moribus ornatus,] of the same turn or ha- 
 bits, agreeing. 'Aa^dX^s AXica, kcii duo-rpoTros. Olymp. 13.9* SYN. 'Ofi^Q^s. 
 'O/uorpotyds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [siraul nutritus, convictor,] brought up or educated 
 
 with. Hapdevov loyeatpav, oporpocpdv 'AttoXXwvos. Horn. Hymn. 8. 2. SYN. 
 
 ZvvearXos, dfjLOTOiyos, arvvrpotyds, ovvoikos. 
 'O/jlov, vid. 'Ofiddev. 
 'dfxovpios, et Gfiovpos, dv, adj. [confinis, conterminus, flnitimus,] bordering upon, 
 
 friendly. A*/ tzote Kab/ueloioXv dfxovpXov dorv irbXiooai. Apoll. 3. 1094. SYN. 
 
 YiXrjoXd^ofpos, ovvoikos. 
 'OfidfpoiTos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [una ire solitus, comitans,] accompanying. Kcu 
 
 ndXaX, al/uvXiov jj.vdu)v o/udtyoi-Tos. Nem, 8. 55. SYN. See UfxooToXos. 
 'Ofjiofpoieio, v. [eadem mente sum, consentio,] to agree, to consent. *H off 
 
 d/JO<ppoveovTE. c?. 183. SYN. ^Lvvaiveii), ovjuKfrrjuX, dfJoXoyeu), ojjioppddEio. 
 'dfiotypdovvrj, tjs, //, subst. [unanimitas, concordia,] agreement, concord. 'AX- 
 
 \r)Xois els alEv ojnofpoovvrjoX vooio. Apoll. 2. 718. SYN. 'Oyudrom, ovfifidoXs, 
 
 apdfuds, <f)X\dTT)s. EpiTH/'Ajop^KTOS, QXXr), eoOXij. 
 'dfAotypwv, ovos, 6 et ^, fldj. [ejusdem sentential, unanimis,] of the same mind. 
 
 Ovbe Xvkol Kui dpvls ofiotypovd Ov/jlov eypvoXv. X. 263. SYN. ^.vfKppubfKov, 
 
 dfxovoeu)v. 
 'OfxofvXoSy ov, 6 et r/, adj. [ejusdem tribus, gentis, generis, vel sexus,] of the 
 
 same tribe, or sex; kindred. QxXXav dfidtyvXdv. Here. 1193. Syn. 'OfxoyvXds, 
 
 dfxoTTToXXs, dfxdbrj/jos. 
 '6/jid(p(t)vds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [eadem lingua vel voce utens,] having the same 
 
 language, symphonious. Tots b' ufiotyiavdv. Agam. 153. Syn. Ivfifywrds, 
 
 ovvavXos, ofjiavXds, ovvabds, dfxoppddos. 
 'Ofidoj, f. wcrw, v. [conjungo,] to join together. Eis evvrjv dvEoatfxi o^iu)QT]vai 
 
 <j>XXdrr}rX. 5. 209. 
 *"0/;7r77, et ofxnvri, rjs, ij, subst. [fructus cerealis,] fruit, especially wheat and 
 
 barley. Nq^dXtcu kcli rrjoXv del fjieXXrjbeds 6/j.Tras. Call. fr. 123. See also 
 
 Call. fr. 268. 
 "Ofj.nvXos, Xa, dv, adj. [fertilis, almus,] fertile, rich. TiTrjvas 5' ebdev tnaxvv 
 
 6fX7cvXov ufirjoaodai. Apoll. 4. 989* SYN. Zeibupos, ttXovoXos, atyOovos. 
 'OfjufiaKXas, ov, adj. [acerbus, immaturus,] sour, surly. Aetvov ydp ovrws d/z- 
 
 <pdKXav 7rt<pvKevat. Acharn. 351. SYN. 'fl/uos, cncXrjpds. 
 'O/z^dXq, tjs, r) t P. N. [Omphale.] Kelvos be Trpadels 'OfitydXr} Trj Papfidpu). 
 
 Trach. 252. 
 '0/u<pdXXos, dv, adj. [Omphalius,] of Omphalus, a place in Crete, sacred to 
 
 Jupiter. 'OjjKpdXXov ^ETEireird irlbov kuXeovoX Kvbwves. Call. 1. 45. 
 'O/i^aXoets, eood, ev, adj. [umbilico-ornatus,] having a navel, boss, or ex- 
 crescence; embossed, round. Uvfyvov, 6fji<pdXdev r, el oh'jxeooXv dprjpds. H. 
 
 269. 
 'OptydXds, ov, 6, subst. [umbilicus,] the navel, the boss in the centre of a shield ; 
 
 an excrescence, centre. "Epprj^e Xdyovos els \xloov, irdp 6fji(j)dXdv. Hec. 55J. 
 
 SYN. To \xeoov, EPITH. Aevxos, pious, 6eoirXo)bos. 
 "Oixtyal, duds, fj, subst. [uva immatura vel acerba,] an unripe or sour grape. 
 
 "Orav be rev^r] Zevs &7r' oyu0ajcos vrupds. Agam. 943. EpiTH. Aoi^ueTd, w^r/. 
 'O/i0»y, rjs, i], subst. [oraculum, vox divina, fama,] a divine voice, an oracle, a 
 
 response, a report. A£g<ur 6/u<puv. Med. 176. Syn. Xpr)<rfids, nXybwv, ^///ur;, 
 
 (ftdrXs, yj)r](TTiipX6v, /xavrelov, Qeama^d, QioTrpoTrXov , nXrjbwv. EpiTH. Oet'a, 
 
 OefTTreaXa, ijbe'td, Xryeta, 0ea*ctXos, B'eaijidTos, £dt)ta, Qtt'iXdrds. 
 
 '6/iwXa^, dteds, 6 et //, adj. [conterminus, finitimus,] bordering upon, adjoining. 
 
 Rugrjpes 6' enX toIoXv dfiojXdiCES, u>v vKEp i'fbq. Apoll. 2. 398. SYN. Te/rwv, 
 
 OfJOVpXdS. 
 
 'Ofxwvvfids, ov, 6 et //, adj. [idem nomen habens, ambiguus,] having the same 
 
 name, ambiguous. Auarnrd, kui o/ot' fyi^pfyia. Sept. Theb. 984. 
 'Ofius, et (2)"6/uws, adv. [(1) pariter, acque, (2) tamen,] (1) equally, similarly, 
 
632 ONAP ONHT 
 
 (2) yet, nevertheless. YlXfjOsv vfxws iirirwv te icaX dvbpwv acnriffTaojv. 0.214. 
 Syn. (l) See 'biiov, (2) aXX' ovv, jievtoi, fxevToiy^. 
 
 *'bidp, to, subst. indecl. [somnium,] a dream. *H KaX bveipb-rroXov (jcai ydp r* 
 bvdp £K Aids €gtXv). A. 63. SYN. See"bveipbs. 
 
 "bveiap, arus, to, subst. [presidium, auxilium, cibus,] support, assistance, pro- 
 visions. 'AjuKporspov, Kvbos te, icaX ayXair) icaX oveidp. o. J8. SYNSOvrjcris, 
 gitos, (Dpio/ia, flpuHTis. EPITH. "ETOifxov, fJieya, fxvpXbv, irpoKeifiEvbv, 
 
 *bvetbeibs, vid. 'OveibiaTrip. 
 
 'bvetbigoj, 1 f. iff(o, v. [probris increpo, probris adficio,] to reproach, to upbraid 
 with, 'ZlveibXffas by tovto AXbvvtTO) KaXbv ; Bacch. 641. SyN. 'E£oVa5t'5w, 
 fX€fi(Jjd/Ltat, tcepTOjuiZoj, XoibbpEW, ^uwjuad/.iai, bvo/jtai, eljeXey^w, 7rpoTrrjXaid£(o, eyica- 
 Xeo), vfipi£h). 
 
 'dv€ibi<m)p, fjpos, et bveibews, ov, 6 et y, adj. [objurgatorius,] reproachful, 
 insulting. Adyovs bveibiaTrjpas evbaTOviiEvbs. Here. F. 217. See also $. 393. 
 SYN. 'A7rro£7n7s, vfipiffrys. 
 
 "bveibbs, lbs, to, subst. [(1) probrum, (2) gloria,] (l) reproach, insult, blame, 
 (2) boast. Qyfiais KaXXiarbv bveibbs. Phcen. 835. Syn. MofjKj>y, jue/u\pXs, 
 vfipXs, Xotbbpia, alcryos, KaTytyely, b6£a, kXeos. EPITH. 'Aju&0£$, kukov, bva<pb~ 
 pbv, Xvypbv, Tutzpoi', ^dXerrov. 
 
 * v bveibs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [asininus,] of an ass. Tols bveiois 7rpdyfxaaXv. Equit. 
 1399. 
 
 *6v€tpdTd, wv, to., ab obsolet. bveiap, quod in obliquis casibus tantum adhibetur. 
 Vid. "bveipbv. 
 
 *Ov€ipoKptTr\s, ov, bveipbiiavTXs, Xbs, bveipbnroXos, ov, et bveipofypiov, bvos, 6 et y, 
 subst. [qui somnia interpretatur, vel e somniis futura praedicit,] an interpreter 
 of dreams, one who tells fortunes from dreams. "EotXv bveipbKpXras, b bxbda- 
 K&Xbs eari nap J vovs. Theocr. 21.33. See also Choeph, 30. E. 149. and 
 Hec. 701. N , 
 
 "bveipbv, ov, to, bvetpbs, ov, 6, et in plur. bvelpdrd, (ov, ta, subst. [somnium,] 
 a dream. "Us ol Evapyls bveibbs titkaavTb vvktos ajj.oXy<p. b. 841. See also 
 B. 8. and v. 87. SYN. "bvdp, evvttvXov, tyavTaffjia, <j)aofxa. EpiTH. OvXbv, 
 vvktXQovtov, irryvov, [ieXavo7rTEpv£, \pevbes, vtiyjbv, evvv^ov, djxevyvbv, aKpirb- 
 livdbv, Katibv, dfxy^dvov, alvbv, Trfepblv, bXbbv, TcXupbv, keveov, bbXbev, vvKTepio- 
 rrrbv. PHR. MeXcuVas vvktos irals fieXavoveiiveiiitoV, boKyfid WKTEpwnov evvv^iov 
 oveipojv. 
 
 'bveipbnbXEta, v. [inter somnia versor, somniorum interpretem ago,] to be busy 
 with dreams, to interpret dreams. 'bveiponoXel yap koX Kadevbwv 'nnrXKrjv. 
 Nub. 27- 
 
 'bveipb(j)avTbs,ov, 6 et r/, adj. [in somniis apparens,] appearing in dreams, 'bvei- 
 pb(J>av-oi bi 7revdy jjioves. Agam. 410. 
 
 'bvEb), bvypX, et Ion. bvXvyfxX, f. bvyaw, pass, bvdfiai, v. [adjuvo, delecto,] to 
 assist, to cause good to. Zev ttcltep, ei7ror£ by oe (xet aQavaTOioXv bvyad. A. 
 503. See also iU 37. SYN. 'ft^eXew, xpatff^tw, (3oi]0e(o, a7ro\ai»w. 
 
 'bvrj'iffTbs, et ovriaXfjibs, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [commodus, utilis,] most beneficial, 
 useful. T^> Kai t dXXd iaeQevtes, bvrj'ioTOV ttoveeoQe. Apoll. 2. 335. See also 
 Eumen. 927. SYN. XprjaXfibs, Trpootybpbs, o-v/jKpbpbs, <b<j)EXX/ubs, ayaObs. 
 
 *bvr}<rXs, Xbs, rj, subst. [juvamen, fructus,] assistance, benefit. At yap brj tov- 
 uovtov bvrjoXbs dvTXdaeiE, <f>. 402. SYN. "bveidp, a'^eXeta, Cj^lXrifid, o^eXos, to 
 avfx^Epbv. 
 
 *bvi)TbpXbr)s, ov, b, patronym. [Onetore satus,] the son of Onetor. $povriv 
 'bvrjTbptbqv, bs hcaivvTo tyvX avQp6)Trb)V. y. 282. 
 
 'bvriTtvp, bpbs, 6, P. N. [Onetor,] Aabybvov Qpaavv, vlbv 'OvrjTbpbs, os AXbs 
 tpevs. El. 604. 
 
 1 *&petiifa governs a dative of the person upbraided, or of the instrument, and an accusative, 
 sometimes a genitive, of the thing. 
 
ON0O OHYr 633 
 
 "OvQds, ov, 6, subst. [stercus vel fimus,] dung. 'Ev 6* ovQov fideov 7rX?/ro crrfyta 
 
 7e, p~iyas re. T". 777 '• SYN. BdX/3?ro^, Koirpos. 
 'QvXhiov, ov> to, subst. [asellus,] a little ass. "fta/rep Ka^pvuy ovXbXov evw^rjue- 
 vov. Vesp. 1306. 
 
 "Oils, Xbos, >/, subst. [stercus asininum,] ass's dung. Aos, jxa^dy erepav i£ bvX- 
 h(ov 7TETr\aor/uiij>r)v. Pax 4. 
 
 "OvoLxd, tiros, Ion. ovvdpd, et iEol. dvvLid, to, subst. [nomen, pnetextus,] a 
 name, a pretext. 'Apyalos §' ovoii eWe* to yap Beto ttotvXcl fxyrrip. a. 5. 
 See also 5. 194. and Olymp. 6. 95. Epith. KXvrov, irodetvov, yevvaiov, 
 (piXroToy, icXeivov, ayepaarov, hvaKkees, ttoXvttvvov, eXevBepov , oxpiXXfjidv, eaOXov, 
 ayXdov, dyanXeirov, KvbdXXfxov, evbo^ov, apXirpiTrls , rrjXeKXvrdv. 
 
 'dydfjLagu), et poet, dvopiaivoj, v. [nomino, nuncupo,] to name, to designate. EI 
 fxkv yap lit) bwpd (pepoi, to. b' oTricrd'' ovoLiaZo'. I. 511. See also Hes. Op. 80. 
 SYN. KaXeoj, sirXnaXeWf kXtJ$co, irpdadydpevoj, k^ovofxa^u). 
 
 'drd/uciKXijbriv, et ovo/jlcuttX, adv. [nominatim,] by name. 'Ek b* dvoiiaKXiibr]v 
 AdvdQv ovoliuCes dptarovs. b. 278. See also Theocr. 24. 76. SYN. KXfibtjv, 
 eldvdjuaKXfibrjv. 
 
 'dvdjdaKXvTos, et dvdfiaaTos, i), ov, adj. [nominandus, celeber,] having an illus- 
 trious name, celebrated, renowned. IloXXd. yap tinaae, iratbx ytptov dvofAanXv- 
 ros "AXtttis. X. 51. See also Here. F. 507. Syn. KXvtos, dyanXvrds, ttiXe- 
 kXvtos, evKXsrjs, epXKvbrjs. 
 
 'OvdfxaarX, vid. 'di'o/LiaiiXribtjv. 
 
 "OvdSfOv, 6 et >/, subst. [(1) asinus, (2) vasis quoddam genus,] (l)an ass, (2) 
 a wine- vessel, 'fls b' or dvos nap' dpovpdv Xojv £/3t//aaro 7ra7bds. A. 557 > SYN. 
 'Ovibidv. EPITH. Nw0>)s, fipdbvirovs, XapKayioyos, Xdatos. 
 
 'dvoards, ovotos, et dvoTaTos, i),ov, adj. [reprehensione dignus,] blameable, con- 
 temptible. Awpd plv ovk et ovootu. bxbols 'A-^XXrjX dvaKTi. I. 164. See also 
 Isthm. 485. and Horn. H\m. 4. 85. SYN. Metros, (pavXds, €vteXj)s, 
 
 'OvoacpayXa, as, //, subst. [victima ex asino facta,] the sacrifice of an ass. Tep- 
 irovmv XX-rrapaifyolfidv ovoatydyXai. Call. fr. 188. 
 
 'Ovorac'w, ovou), et dvoLtat, v. [vitupero, carpo, reprehendo,] to reprove, to 
 blame. Kal p d-rrorav tis ixiv j3\a7rry vkoXXcos 6vot(i£iov. Hes. Op. 256. See 
 also P. 173. and 0. 427« SYN. Meixtyo/xat, dveibi£<*), Xoibopiw, etthtkwtttu/. 
 
 'Ot'OTos, et ovoTaros, vid. 'Ovoffros. 
 
 • * "Ovtu)s, adv. [vere, revera,] truly, certainly. "Ex et 7"P ovrats ev Qlolt oixCXXav, 
 I Iph. A. 1621. SYN. 'AXrjdws, etvlxws, ErriTVfiws. 
 l"6vvLid, iEol. pro "d^o/Ki, q. v. 
 
 "6™%, v\ps, 6, subst. [unguis,] a nail, a fang, a talon. Txdelfrd Xevicov dvv\d 
 
 j bid TcdpriXbiov. Orest. 951. SYN. X^X?7, 07rXa. EPITH. AXaiiids, o£vs, axpos, 
 
 I aypXos, yvajiTTTos, bi]Xos, KpaTipos. 
 
 '0£dA fxrj, t)s, //, subst. [jus ex aceto et aX/irj,] sauce made of vinegar and salt 
 water. Els o'^aXLtrjy efifSaXi depfxrjv. Vesp. 331. 
 
 0£Xvt)s, ov, 0, subst. [vinum quod coacuit aliquatenus,] wine somewhat sour. 
 y Ef*d-)(OLi€aQ' avrolai dvfiov o^ivriv 7T£7rw/cor£S. Vesp. 1077« SYN. Apiiivs. 
 
 ' O^is Xbtjs, >/, et 6$vftd(pov, ov, to, subst. [acetabulum,] a vinegar cruet. Touri 
 tX %v t to Trpdoepnov, 6£is fy tydXayl, ; Vesp. 1509. See also Aves 360. EPITH. 
 XaX/ota. 
 
 O^os, tos, to, subst. [acetum,] vinegar. "EtX 6' ts tus plvds eyxewv. Ran. 620. 
 
 ^Olufidcpijv, vid. 'Ofts. 
 
 0£vftE\t)s, eos, o et rj, adj. [acutam cuspidem liabcns,] sli^rp-pointed. '0|i//3c- 
 
 j Xrjs, kuQ' oliCXov E7rnrT€.a0at fiiiEaivwv. A. 126. SYN. 'O^tiOqKrds, o^vaTdiids. 
 
 \Olvj3das, ov, 6 et r], adj. [acute damans,] shrill-sounding. Tddv 6£vfioav. 
 A»am. 56. SYN. 'O^vro^os, o^ixfxijrds, bidrdpos, o^vyoos, o^vkwuvtos, ofyXdXos, 
 
 , oifipLoXiros, Xlyv(j)wi'ds, XXyvs, 6£uXd\os. 
 
 \0£vydds, ov, o et »/, adj. [lamentabilis, flebilis,] lamenting, wailing, woful. 
 'O&ydois XXralffXy. Sept. Theb. 308. Syn. See 'O&pdas. 
 
 Pros. Lex, 4 L 
 
634 OHYH OEY<& 
 
 Otyr}, t]s, fj, subst. [hasta,] a spear. Tevxv, KdfiiSi' % ei P L & ev&es 6£vr)v. Heracl. 
 
 727- 1 Syn. See Ado*. 
 'O^v0^fcros, oV, adj. [praeacutus,] whetted so as to become sharp, flats, d%0~ 
 
 dijKTM TrXevpa (paayavo) Tv-wets. Androm. 1139- Syn. See 'OtyfieXr'is. 
 'O^udv/jeo), v. [praecipiti ira excandesco,] to be exasperated. *Hi> S' 6]-v8vf.irjs, 
 
 aol filv f] yXioaaaXyXa. Androm. 687* SYN. (dvpodfiai, ydXETraiviii, opyizb- 
 
 fxai. 
 'OZvdvfjiXa, as, et d£i)0 v/j.r]aXs, >;, subst. [ira praeceps,] violent passion. Kae 
 
 bvacpvXaKTbv oj-fiOvfiXas vko. Androm. 726. Syn. MtjvXs, opyrj, du/JtufJid, 
 
 fJlEt'OS. 
 
 'OivQvfxos, et otytcapblbs, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [iracundus,] passionate. Tvpr) yap 
 
 o^vdv/jos, <bs 6' avTios civyp. Med. 320. See also Vesp. 430. Syn. "OpyXXbs, 
 
 dv/nijprjs, S^vybXbs. ' 
 "OlvKioKVTds, ov, 6 et ^f, adj. [acute flebilis,] lamenting loudly. IIcuSos rob* 
 
 rjader 6%vkiokvtoj' 7rd0os. Antig. 13 l6. Syn. See '0£i)/3oas. 
 'O^vXdXbs, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [argute loquens,] sharply speaking. 'Hvltc dv 
 
 6£vXdX6v irep Xbrj Qt)yovTos bbovrds, Ran. 815. SYN. A'tyus, XXyiKJxvvbs, 6%i>- 
 
 fxoXTros, dijv/3das. 
 'O^vjuitXris, eos, et olvfioXirbs, ou, 6 et ^, adj. [acuta voce canens,] singing with 
 
 a shrill voice, loudly lamenting. 'HviK av b QevKEaXbs S^vfjieXijs aye-a$. Aves 
 
 1095. See also Sept. Theb. 1025. Syn. See V&fidas. 
 'O^v/jiepifxvds, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [acute excogitatus,] acutely devised or invented. 
 
 "6rdv els IpXv d^vjJiepifxvois. Ran. 905. 
 '0%vh7ivitos, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [celeriter viudictam provocans,] keenly provoking 
 
 vengeance. $>di>ovs bXaipelv 6^vfX7]virov bXicas. Eumen. 475. 
 *0£fyio\7ros, vid. 'O^vjjleXtis. 
 
 'Olvvto, f. vvS), v. [(1) acuo, acescere facio ; (2) acesco,] to sharpen, to irri- 
 tate; to be sharp. Km firj 'iripeivai tovjjlov 6£vvai ord/id. Trach. 1178. S-YN, 
 
 Tldpo^vvu), orpvvio, irdpopjudb), o^vvb/jiai, o^utoveu). 
 'O0,voeis, eaad, ev, adj. [abiegnus,] made of fir. "E^rw.o S' 'HXbv'rjd j3aX eyyil 
 
 otybevrX. H. 11. 
 'OZvTrevKrjs, eds, 6 et >/, adj. [acidus et amarus,] tart and bitter. AXavraiav 
 
 oj-virevnes ovrq.. Choeph. 630. 
 'O£,v7rovs, wdbos, 6 et //, adj. [celeres pedes habens,] quick-footed. 'O^vTrow, 
 
 tJQyjixevov irov tyiv Tvyrjv, rj vvv 7rdpd. Orest. 1567. SYN. Tdyv7rovs, 7rbbds 
 
 waits, &KV7rovs, TTobojKTjs, depaXnovs. 
 'OgvTTpwpds, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [acutam proram vel cuspidem habens,] having a 
 
 sharp or pointed prow, sharp. Actios arpdrbs, 6%v7rpio — poiaX. P. V. 431. 
 'OlvpETtris, eos, 6, et^, adj. [celer in vergendo, statuendo, agendo; celer,] 
 
 quickly moving or acting. Q&ras & o^vpE-rrel bbXo). Olymp. 9. 138. 
 'Ofts, eld, v, compar. o^vtepos, superl. d£vrdrds, adj. [acutus,] sharp, keen, 
 
 shrill, piercing. Ualiov wpbs o^vv y bvvyd 7rerpalov XXdov. Cycl. 400. SYN. 
 
 'OZvdriKTds, otyarbpbs, evdrjKros, (b'tivs, bpiuvs, bXaTrpvoXds, o^vpEmis. 
 'OZvtTTdfjids, et olvTofjibs, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [aciem acutam habens,] sharp-edged. 
 
 'Otyordfiov fidxaipdv es yatas fxvyovs. Eur. Suppl. 12 1 6. 
 'Otya'x.owos* ov, 6 et 7), adj. [asperos juntos habens,] having prickly rushes. 
 
 'Ey^os b' otyoyoivos ekchttu) fianpos dpr,pei, Batrach. l63. 
 'O^vTEpos, et o^vrdrds, vid. 'O^i/s. 
 
 'O^VTOflOS, Vid. 'O^UfTTOfJOS. 
 
 'O^vtoi'os, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [argute sonans,] sharp-toned, loud. 'O-^utovovs /uev 
 (abas. Aj.Fl. 630. Syn. See 'O£v/3oas. 
 
 XJ&^pwv, bvbs, adj. [praeditus celeri animo, acuto ingenio,] of quick deci- 
 sion, acute. 'Oii,v(pp<ov tcpivoi Xe^t} yvvaiK&v. Med. 642. SYN'E yt (j>pu)y , 
 ayyXvbbs, 6%vs, abatis, betrbs. 
 
 1 See Musgrare's note on the passage quoted. 
 
OEYO 0III2 635 
 
 'O^ixpm'ds, ov, 6 et rj s adj. [arguta voce utens,] shrill-voiced. UpovKXadv, oty- 
 
 <f>u>vos ws drjbwv. Tracb. 965. SYN. 'Olvfidas, 6£v(pdoyyos. 
 'Olv^etp, x €l P° 5 » ° et ht adj. [celeri praeditus manuura motu,] quick-handed, 
 
 rapid. Xoas irpdirofXTrds 6£ir%€tpX avv ktvtto). Choeph. 21. SYN. Ylpoxeipos, 
 
 he£Los. 
 'O^v^oXos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [iracundus,] irascible, angry. TuevyQr] b' o^v^oXos 
 
 -rrals 6 Apvavrds. Antig. Q55. SYN. See 'Olvdvpos. 
 'Onabos, Ion. dwrjbds, ov, 6 et >;, subst. [comes,] a companion, an attendant. 
 
 'Yekvuv orrabe 7rpetr(3v ru>v moulds. Med. 52. SYN. 'AfupXiroXos, dirdtov, 6epa- 
 
 7TIOI', VTTiqpET-qS, dlioXovdoS . 
 
 '07ra£w, f. do-io, v. [comitem do, comitor, praebeo,] to give as a companion, to 
 
 send with, to give. 'AvdpioTrwv epyotaX x&P LV Kat Ky bos dnazei. o. 319. SYN. 
 
 '6—rjbe(i) t xa,°'£o/xcu, Traptyw, bXbtojuX. 
 "Oira-pos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [ex eodem patre genitus,] born from the same father. 
 
 "Hrol c 'ItpXbdfjtavrd Kdaiyvrjrov KcCi dirarpov. A. 257 SYN. f 6fj.d7TciTpXds f 
 
 ofJLaijids, o/uoyuffrplos, q. v. 
 'Ottchdp, ovos, 6, subst. [comes, sectator,] a companion. 'AvtXBzov Qoivlku, 
 
 dirdovd 7rarpds eo'io. y ¥. 360. SYN. See 'dnabos. 
 '07r?/, fjs, f], subst. [foramen, fumarium,] an aperture, a smoke-hole, a window. 
 
 'Oncis yap ei^ei' ovk oXXyas, fid rbv Aid. Plut. 715. SYN. Tprj/ua.. 
 "Oirrj, otxtty\, o-mrddX, otvtxu), et ottoi, adv. [ubi,] where, whither. WXaZofxZvot 
 
 Kara. Xr(tb\ oxr) dp^eiev 'A%tXXevs. y. lOrj. See also a. 347. y. l6. Vesp. 352. 
 
 and Heracl. 19* SYN.'H y , tJx/j °h ottoi, tvd, evQd, otv-koQI. 
 'Or^Stw, Ion. pro 'Oirabiio, v. [comitor, sector,] to follow, to attend. Our' 
 
 aWos vlos kcaX, ylpwv bl 701 ovtos OTrrjbel. ft. 308. SYN. "Enofiai, ovv'tTrdfxai, 
 
 dirdiu), Qepdirevu). 
 'OnXas, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [(l)caseus lacte ficulno coagulatus, ab ottos, q. v. (2) 
 
 repensper foramen. " Aristoph. autem per jocum 6-niav derivavit ab onri, ac 
 
 oiriav yeveoQai usurpavit pro Per foramen perrepere. Vesp. 353." Steph. 
 
 Thes. t. ii. p. 1377 = 6385.] (1) cheese curdled with fig-juice, coagulated, 
 
 (2) stealing through a hole. Kat Tvpos omas earl Kat (odds ydXd. Cycl. 136. 
 'Ombvos, >),, ov, adj. [reverendus, extimescendus,] to be reverenced or feared, 
 
 awful. 'Ptyto-Ttj TTuvreaatv oTTibvoraTr} re. rervKrat. Apoll. 2. 292. SYN. 
 
 Qofiepos, betvos. 
 I *6iri£dfjiai, v. [(l)sequor; (2) euro, revereor,] to follow after, to attend, to 
 I reverence, to fear. 'A\Xd gov alet Ovpov dxicidfJtaX fib' dXeeivo). v. 148. SYN. 
 
 ^ETroiri^ofxat, alblojxat, evTpiTTOftat, dcofxat, €7riurpi(j)dfxai, (jjpovrt^u), dXeyt^u). 
 "OirXdi, uirtOev, oTTtaQl, otuoQev, oTTtota et poet, oiriatro), 1 adv. [a tergo,] behind. 
 j ^.rfj & oxide, 7rXyj^ev re fxlrd^plvdv, evpee r &fHi). Yl. 79^' ^ ee a ' so ^. 542. 
 ' I. 332. E. 595. F. 21S. and T. lo'O. SYN. KdroTrtv, KdrowtoQlv. 
 'OTrtdonftporos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [hominem sequens,] following a man, posthu- 
 mous. FtV-TpaTreXots. , OmQ6pi3pdTdv 7 ' av-yjn^d. Pyth. 1. 179* 
 'OTTtTTTevio, v. [speculor, specto, respecto,] to look for or about, to spy out. 
 
 Aadpt), oiTtTTTevaas, aXX' d/j(f)dbdv, a'Ue Tv^pX. H. 243. SYN. 'E7ro7rrei;a;, £7rt- 
 
 Trjptu), Tt]plu), OTrrevio, 7r€pt/JA£7ra», GneTTTopat, OKonXd £<*>, aKd7rliopt.df.tai. PHU. 
 
 "Oftfjid 7raj/rd)(jy bXdtyipetv KUKelae Kat to bevpo. 
 "OnXs, Xbds, f], subst. [respectus, animadversio vel poena divina,] respect, divine 
 
 punishment. Ok o-rrXba typoviovTls evt typeaXv, ovb' tXtr)rvv. £. 82. SYN. 
 
 ^TTtryrpo^i], <f>p6vTXs, notvi], exbXKrjaXs, rifxiopia, fx^vXs. EPITH. "AfOXros. 
 'dirtaOe, vid." OtzXQe. 
 'dmcrdxbxds, diriadXos, bv, adj. [posterior,] posterior, hinder. Kairpdv dmaOlbXoid 
 
 <plpot -irobos denraipovrd. Call. 3. 150. 
 
 1 " Poeta (sc. Humerus) solet otr'iou> ponere de futuro tempore, de praeterito vero t2> Zfi-rrpoaBev ; 
 futura enim sequuntur nos et adsectantur a tergo ; cum praiterita jam profligaverimus quasi." 
 Damm. in 'Omo-w. See also Elmsley CE. R. 488. 
 
 2 This is the reading of Schmidius, instead of 'CTriaBSuPporoi'. 
 
636 onu 01102 
 
 'biricdbhofids, ov, 6, subst. [pars sedis posterior,] the back part of a temple, 
 e. g. the Parthenon at Athens. Top binaQbbb^bv del (pvXaTTuv tijs deov. 
 Plut. 1 193. 
 'OmadbTrbs, ov, et biriaBbirovs, irbbbs, 6 et fj, [pedissequus, pedissequa,] a foot- 
 man, attendant. 'birLoQbTrovs he Tovabe Kal ^vvefiirbpovs. Choeph.701. See 
 also Hipp. 1 179. 
 'OirXato, vid."O7ri0£. 
 
 *07riaraTbs t 77, bv, adj. [postremus,] last. Alev diroKreiviDV rbv biriaTaTbv' ol 5' 
 efefiovrb. A. 178. SYN."E(7^a7-o5, TeXevraibs, ea^dTXbs, vedrbs et Ion. veidrbs, 
 i/arcLTos. 
 *07r/r^s, ov, 6, P. N. [Opites,] Opites. 'Aavalov [lev Trpwrd, KaX Avrbvbov KaX 
 
 '67777-91/. A. 301. 
 ^O-nXeo), 07t\/<£w, et ottXw, v. [armo, instruo, paro,] to arm, to furnish, to pre- 
 pare. "OirXebv, fifxXbvovs 0' virdyov, fevlav & vk dirrivri. B. 73. See also (3. 
 289« and T. 171. SYN. Kbpvaau), dwp^<rau f cuyjua^w, evoirXi£(o, Kado~7r\i£(i), 
 eTOifiaCiio, Trdpa.oKeva£,<i). 
 ^OyrXr}, fjs, >;, subst. [ungula,] a hoof. Tats bnXals &pvrrbv evvas, Kal fxerfjaav 
 ffrpoj/uara. Equit. 605. Sy^."6vv^, y^rjX^. EpiTH. "linreibs, Kpdrepa, Kepb- 
 earja, Kpdratd. 
 * ^OyrXriTes, <ov, ol, P. N. [Hopletes,] men of one of the four tribes into which 
 Athens was originally divided. "OnXriTes 'Apydbels r efxfjs t o.k AlyXbbs. 
 Ion 1580. 
 ^OirXiclat, vid.^07rX£W. 
 ^07rXt<r^d, dros, to, subst. [armatura, apparatus bellicus,] armor, armament. 
 
 Twv Botwrwv 6' birXtafjid, Tzovrlas. I ph. A. 253. 
 ""OnXtarfjibs, ov, 6, et orrXXaXs, rj, subst. [ipsa actio armaudi, armatura,] the act of 
 arming, armour. KXbvovs XoyyXfxovs re Kal ravfidras birXia^ovs. Agam. 395. 
 SYN. OTrXtfTjud, 7ravTevyXa, onXd. 
 ^On-Xirris, ov, 6, adj. [armatus, qui arma gestat,] armed. Kat tcCjs birXlrrjs rev- 
 Xeiov drep (paveT, ; Heraci. 694. SYN."JE>o7rXos, evo-n-Xbs, 7rdvoTr\bs, oirXbtyb- 
 pbs, Tevyeotybpbs, cu^/arin/s, irbXefiiaTris, Ou)pr)KTr)s, bbpvcpopbs. PHR. TevyeoX 7ra/x- 
 <j>aivu)v, KeKbpvdfievbs aWorrX xclXku. ^ 
 
 ""OitXbv, ov, to, subst. [(1) annum, (2) instrumentum fabrile et nauticum,] 
 (1) armour, a weapon, (2) a tool, a cable. "O^p' dv eyio tyvaas dirbQeibfjiaX, onXd 
 Te iravTd. 2. 409« SYN. BeXds, (3eXe/uivbv, adicbs, 07rXt<r/uds, oVXio-^d, pi. erred, 
 revved, orev?7. EPITH. XaXKifibv, betvbv, beijudXeov, yeyd, fivfiXXvbv, evoTpe- 
 (j>es, KaKLGTov, koXXXvikov, j^pvaebv, irdyyaXKov, dar\fxbv, (pdevvbv, XafX7rpbv, 
 'H0cu0rd7rdjw, ^aXfojXdrdv. 
 ^OirXbTepbs, compar. et (zyOirXbrdrbs, rj, bv, superl. adj. [(l) junior, (2) ad arma 
 magis idoneus,] (1) younger, (2) more fit for arms. 'OxXbTepoi yeydaaX, tt£- 
 •xoiQaoiv Te fiXrjfX. A. 325. See also X. 282. SYN. NecoTepbs, (2) vewrdrbs, 
 Trdi'OTrXbrdrbs. 
 *^OTrXbrpbpbs, ov, 6, subst. [armiger,] an armour-bearer, armed. 'AXXd ovv 
 
 onXtxpopois, aTpaTov ' Apye'nov eTrXirvevaas. Phcen. 801. SYN. See^07rXtV?;s. 
 'OTrbflev, poet. 'Omrbdev, adv. [unde,] from whence. Tevovs be nolov, -^uTrbder, 
 
 fiddelv OeXco. Iph. A. 696. See also a. 406. SYN. See"O0£>>. 
 *"Oirot, adv. [ubi?] where] IIe/z7zw ottoi yfjs irvvQdvoiQ' Xbpv^evovs. Heracl. 
 
 19. SYN. See "Ottoi;. 
 'O7ro7ds, et poet. b-KTvolbs, a, bv, adj. [qualis,] such as, what sort. To/J, ottows 
 
 eoi, KaX bTev Kexprj/jterbs eXdoi. r. 77- See also o. 171. SYN. See Olds. 
 'Okos, ov, 6, subst. [coagulum,] rennet, 'tts b' or onos ydXd Xevtcbv eireiybfxevos 
 
 avve-mfi^ev . E. 902. SYN. Xvfxbs, x^Xds. 
 'OTrbabs, et poet. 'Omroffos, 77, bv, adj. [quantus,] as much as. 'HS' birbaa 
 TbXv7r€vae ovv ahrtji, Kal irdQev dXyea. 1 il. 7. See also Y. 238. SYN. Tldords, 
 verbs, rjXiKbs. 
 
 1 "AAyea is here scanned as a spondee. 
 
OnOT f OPAT 637 
 
 'Ottotvlv, poet, ottwotiu', orrore, et poet. binrbTer, adv. [quando,] when. Ou irplv 
 
 {irji-tQubv KdrdiravaeLiev, dXX* oirorav brj. II. 62. See also O. 209. A. 670. 
 
 and B. 79^* SYN. "dray, ore, ifvXicd, finds, e-rreibi), evre. 
 '07rdrepds, poet. bir-nbTepbs, a, 8r, adj. [uter,] whether of the two, which. Kai 
 
 rwv OeaTwv onoTepoi nXelovs, OKoirei. Nub. 1096. SYN. ndrepos, enaTepos. 
 'OttitoQX, vid."07r^. 
 'O-rnroTepuyQev, adv. [ex utraque parte,] on both sides. 'OinrbTepuiQev 'A^atoX 
 
 bpivbLievoi kXoveovtui. S. 5Q. 
 'Ottovptios, ov, b, adj. [OpuntiusJ of Opus, a city in Locris. 'OirovvrXcd S' 
 
 6(pda\[uov oiit: e-%u)v Kopct£. Aves 1294. 
 '07roDs, oevrds, >;, P. N. [Opus,] a city in Locris. KXeivas ej- 'dirbevrbs, cu- 
 
 -vrioais. Oiymp. 9. 22. 
 'OnrdAeds, et ottos, r), by, adj. [assatus,] roasted, broiled. 'OTrrdXetav, d pa rr} 
 
 TrpoTepr] vTreXenrbv ebovres. n. 50. See also Theocr. 14. 7 • SYN. typvuros. 
 'OTTTavtdv, et OTTTaveidv, ov,to, subst. [culina, furnus,] a kitchen, an oven for 
 
 baking. Tovrl ft opdre TOvirTavXby vfjuv maXov. Pax 891. 
 'Ofi-raw, f. rjtroj, v. [torreo, asso,] to roast, to bake. 'Onrriaas 5' dpd iravrd, 
 
 £. 76. SYN. 'Avdpdriciu), aTravdpdici^a), e\pe<a. 
 'Otttcvu), \k\."OTTTdjuat. 
 'O7rrj7jo, fjpds, 6, subst. [speculator,] an inspector, a spy, a scout. 'Oirrfjpas be 
 
 Kara aKonXas. £. 26l. SYN. KaTOTrrrjp, Kdro7TTrjs t KdrdaKonvs, OtaTrjs, eiri- 
 
 GKOTTOS. 
 
 'On-rrjpXbs, Xa, Xbv, adj. (rd oVrr/pid, pi. subaud. bwpd,) [(1) id quod videndi causa 
 
 datur, (2) agnitio,] the sum given for a sight ; the present the bridegroom gave 
 
 to the bride when he saw her without the veil ; an acknowledgment. Aeucreie 
 
 btcrcrds traibos dvr 6wrr]pXojv. Ion 1127« SYN. 'AyaKdXwrrTfjpXa, OeduprjTpd. 
 "07TTd/j.ai, QKTevw, et oTTa^io, v. [video,] to see, to behold, to inspect. Et 
 
 a // 'nXovad Xa/j.^ds ox^erat Btov. Med. 353. See also Aves 106l. Syn. 
 
 '07ri7rrey<i;, eTrtaKeTrrdfuai, (^Xeiru), emfiXenw, bpdb), bepKbfxat. 
 'Ottos, vid. 'OirTdXeos. 
 'QTTviio, et otxvu), f. vou), v. [uxorem duco,] to marry. Upeapvrdrrjv b' &ttvie 
 
 Qvyarpwv 'linrdbdneidv., N. 429. See also Acharn. 254. SYN 1 . Tafxeui, ovv- 
 
 oiiceoj. 
 '07rw7r»), fjs, fj, subst. [visus, oculus,] a view, a sight, the eye. Apv\pe be ol 
 
 ftXefdpov, yv/uvr) b' vTrlXeineT dr(i)7n). Apoll. 2. 109. SYN."Ou0is, wuV, fiXefx- 
 
 fjid, oLifxd, 7rpdcro\l/is. EPITH. ^AypvTrvos, dydvocppu/v, ijuepbeaad, -^apXeaad, 
 
 if beta, 6d\epd, ipbeaad. 
 'dirto-nti-rip, ijpds, 6, subst. [inspector, speculator,] an inspector, a spy. Nvktos 
 
 dTrwirrjTfjjjd, TTvXr)buKov. Horn. Merc. 15. SYN. See Kdro7rr»7S. 
 'Onwpa, Ion. 'Ono^r}, rjs, f], subst. [autumnus,] autumn. Kal <f>dr eXevaea- 
 
 6ai T) es depos, ij es o7rwpr)P t X. 27. SYN. Q>dXvo7riopbv, OTayvXrj. EPITH. 
 
 TeddXvld, dyXdoKctpnos, yibivrrj, dinreXbeaod, i/jepberrad, yXavK)), AtoVvam, j3pi- 
 
 dovad, (pvXXds. PHR."flpa on-wplvrj, Lirijaretpd^Aippobirris. 
 'OrrwpXvos, 1 rj, ov, adj. [autumnalis,] autumnal, 'lis tV or' orrojpivos Y>6per)S vto- 
 
 apbe d\w//v. <I>. 346. 
 "07Tws, Ion. ottttids, adv. [sic, quomodo, qualiter, ut,] so, how, like as, that. 
 
 '07ro7d KifToos bpvbs, o/rws Tfjab' tybfjai. Hec. 398. See also A. 344. Syn. 'Us, 
 
 ware, Xvd, o(f>pd. 
 "6pa/ud, drbs, to, subst. [visus, spectaculum,] a vision, spectacle. "Ybpos & 
 
 e£d7m rjs dvityaivtTo beiuou opa/ud. Horn. Batrach. 81. SYN. "OiJjXs, 6wwnif f 
 
 bepyfid, Oeaiid, irpbao^Xs. 
 'dparos, 1), 01', adj. [visibilis,] visible, rierpc/: i)?ro hXi/j.uu)y, bQtv cvk ItX NelXos 
 
 opaTos. Theocr. 7. 114. 
 
 1 The penult, of oirdpivos is uniformly long in Homer when the last syllabic is long ; but short 
 in Hes. Op. G72. Eur. fr. incert, 1G9. 2. and in Martial. Epigr. 9. 13. Si daret autumnus, mihi no- 
 men vn&pivos essem. 
 
638 OPAn OPEK 
 
 '6paw, iroperf. ewpwv, perf. t&patcd, f. 6\pbfiai, v. [video, cerno, aspicio,] to 
 
 see, behold. (davfiaZf-v b"dbvHrrja iv otpdaXjuolcrXv bpujad. 6. 459. SYN. B\e7rw, 
 
 beptcbftai, Oeaofiaif adpeu), Kadbpdoj, KaroTTTd/ucn, 7rpoo^Xiiru}, voeco. 
 *OpyaC(o, et opyaio, f. daw, v. [(1) instigo ; (2) mollio, subigo,] to excite ; to 
 
 soften, to knead. XdXu'cts 7rdpd<j)bpei, TrrjXbv dnbbvs opydabv. Aves 839* 
 
 SYN. TIdpo£vvto, opyaivio, fidXda a io, beij/oj. 
 'Opyaivio, et 6pyi£u) t v. [irrito, ira accendo,] to irritate, to exasperate. $t>oiv 
 
 ov y opydveids, egepeis vote; (E. R. 335. See also Vesp. 223. SYN. 'EpeQigo), 
 
 rdpaaau), irdpotyvu), opyctclu), irapdQy)yio, etypfxaio. 
 'Opydvt], tjs, >/, adj. [effectrix,] effective. Tu-ds ovvek, drifibv opyd-vav. An- 
 
 drom. 1005. 
 "Opyavbv, ov, to, subst. [(l)opus, (2) instrumentum,] work, instrument. Xpv- 
 
 cis)jx 'aBclvvls rohe, ndXaibv opydvbv. Ion 1030. SYN. Tev^bs, epybv. EPITH. 
 
 A.aXvlbv, QegkeXov. 
 'Opyds, dbbs,fi, subaud. yij, subst. [locus sacer,] a sacred place, (whether field, 
 
 meadow, or grove). Kcu ttCjs 7rpbs"Ibrjs Spydbas iropevtTai. Rhes. 278. Syn. 
 
 "AXffOS, TEfiEVOS. 
 
 'Opydw, v. [impatienter appeto,] to be eager for. Td 6' avrbs opya ixd&eiv. 
 
 Choepll. 447. SYN. 'EmdvfjiEO}, EfXEf.iai. 
 'Opyr), fjs, ?/, subst. [indoles, ira,] disposition, temper, anger. 'Opyr) ydpdjid aov 
 
 ical to yrjpds, ov abfov. Orest. 484. Syn. XbXbs, fifjyts, kotos, Qvfxbs, rpowos. 
 
 EPITH. Tpdj^eld, betvi], bvaiaTos, Kaur), tyavXrj, aayjinwv, addvdrbs, fidpvdvpbs, 
 
 Trdpdi'o/bids, ^dXeTrr/, dfi^XXbybs, rjirXbs, arvyXos, bXnaia, dypXa, dbafxaoTos. 
 "Opyld, ay, rd, subst. [orgia, "proprie Sacra Liberi, abusive omnium deorum." 
 
 Serv. in Virg.] orgies, the rites or mysteries of Bacchus or of any other god. 
 
 ^Kevijv t %x eiv V^dyKaa SpyXdjv ejjiwv. Bacch. 34. SYN. ^llpd, fxvoT))pXd. 
 
 EpiTH."Ao-^d, Ei/id, WKTt<pdfj, QXXbdvTd. 
 'Opytd£w, v. [sacra perago,] to perform the sacred rites. OefiXs opyXagetv. 
 
 Bacch. 410. SYN. QvrjnbXEio, XZpevb), 6vu>. 
 'Opyi£h), vid. 'Opyatvw. 
 'Opyiwv, bvbs, 6, subst. [sacerdos sacrificus,] an officiating priest. OvarXvds 
 
 avdpwirovs opyiovds eiadydyoiTo. Horn. Hym. 2. 389* 
 'Opyvid, as, rj, subst. [(1) ulna ; (2) juger,] an ell, a fathom, an acre. "Ecrrijicc 
 
 %vXbv avbv, baov r opyvC, inrep a'Lrjs. ^F. 327* 
 "Opey/ud, dros, to, subst. [porrectio, extensio,] a stretching out. Td x*P° s 
 
 dpeyfidrd. Choeph. 420. 
 'Opeyio, et bpeyw/uX, (2) med. voc. dpeydfjiai, v. [(1) porrigo, extendo ; (2) por- 
 
 rectis manibus prehendo, cupio,] (l)to stretch out, to afford ; (2) to take 
 
 with out-stretched hands, to long for. "Oplyi' vvv bpiyl ylpaXav. Phoen. 101. 
 
 See also A. 351. SYN. Te/rw, eK-eivio, 7rpbrXdr)juX, 7rdpe^w, (2) £<pXefjiat s ape- 
 
 Xdew, bpfxdb). 
 'OpeifiaTris, et bpeifiaTXs, Xbos, et dpe<rX(3dTi)S, poet. bpeffoXfiaTqs, et bpeaXbpo^os, Ion. 
 
 ovpecnhpofjbs, bpeibpbfios, et bpeiirXayKTbs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [montivagus,] moun- 
 tain-traversing. Ovbe drip bpeifidTrjp. Philoct. 9o5. See also Antig. 356. 
 
 Bacch. 983. Iph. A. 1592. and Thesm. 333. $YN."6peibs, bpeivbfibs, bpea- 
 
 Tepbs, bpeawobS) opeatcoibs, bplmrpo^bs, bpeaeXvo/ubs. 
 'dpeirbfibs, bpeaXvojuos, poet. bpeaaXvo/JLOS, bpeaXj3u)Tr]s i poet. ovpial$u)Tr}s, bplaXTpb- 
 
 <}>bs t ovpeidpeTTTbs, ov, 6 et y/, et bpiTpe<pi)s, ebs, adj. [qui in montibus pascitur,] 
 
 mountain-fed. Tar t bpeivb/ubv aypXav. Here. F. 364. See also Hes. Clyp. 
 
 407. M. 299. and Apoll. 2. 34. Syn. See 'Opetfidrris. 
 "dpeibs, Ion. ovpetbs, ov, 6 et fj, et a, ov, et bpevTepos, a, bv, et opearXas, abbs, rj, adj. 
 
 [montanus, agrestis,] of a mountain, mountainous, wild. Ylerpas bpeias -rals. 
 
 Hec. 1092. See also Horn. Hym. 3. 244. X. 93. et Z. 420. Syn. See 
 
 '6pet/3dr7/s. 
 'OpeixaXicbs, ov, 6, subst. [aes montanum, orichalcum,] mountain brass. *As etVwv, 
 
 Kyrffxibas opet^dXicotd fydeivov. Hes. Clyp. 122. 
 'OpeKTos, rj, bv, adj. [porrectus, desideratus,] extended, stretched out, desired. 
 
OPEI OP0O 639 
 
 AlyjirfTai fiefidiores upeKTyffi fieXtrjot. B. 543. SYN. Maxpos. 
 'OpioftXds, ov, 6, P. N. [Oresbius,] Oresbius. Ol\'onXbr)v O^EXevov, tat 'OpeafiXov 
 
 aldXd/uiTprjv. E. 7^7- 'OpEaX^drrjs, poet. 'OpeaffXfSdrrjs. Vid. 'Opeifidrrjs. 
 'Opeulydpos, et poet, bpeooXyovds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [montigena,] born in the 
 
 mountains. Qpovbi] TXvkt}. Nt/^cu dpevXyovoi. Ran. 1385. See also Eur. fr. 
 
 Xantr. 1. 
 'Opeotrpotyds, vid. 'Opeli'd/Jos. 
 'OpecTKdos, et opecwwds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [in montibus degens,] dwelling in the 
 
 mountains, 'fls ewXecos ye batros el/x dpeaKoov. Cvcl. 247. See also A. 268. 
 
 SYN. See 'OpeifiaTT)s, et'Opeivdjuds. 
 'OpeacrXvdjJos, vid. 'dpetvdfxos. 
 'Operrrepos, vid.'Opetos. 
 'Opeareios, a, oi>, adj. [Orestius,] of or belonging to Orestes. Qbiov fiXaiov rfjs 
 
 'OpeaTeias ^pos- Androm. 1246. 
 'QpeoTtjs, ov, 6, P. N. [Orestes,] the son of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra. 
 
 " A.aX6v afjKpX dvatcrd, KaX 'Id/Jevov KaX'OpeoTrjv. M. 139* EPITH. 'Aydf/e^id- 
 
 vibrjs, TTjXeicXvTds, irXiftnnros, (baibX/uus, " Apyeios, bvaTrjrds, aOXXos, /utjt pour orbs, 
 
 Hr)-pd(p6vrr)s, evTrarpibrjs, bids, Phr. Vid. passim in Eur. Orest. 
 'OpeorXds, vid. "Opeios. 
 'Opevs, Ion. ovpevs, ews, et Ion. yds, b, subst. [mulus,] a mule. TJdre fxev ye 
 
 fiovs, vvv\ V opevs, tt ore he yvvi\. Kan. 290. See also Y. 11 6. SYN. 'H- 
 
 fiXovds. k 
 
 '6pe)(0£w, v. [rugio, extendo me, valde cupio,] to roar, to be stretched or pro- 
 strated, to desire eagerly, to press towards. Tar yXavtcdv be BdXavodv ea ttotX 
 
 ykpaov opeydeiv. Tiieocr. 11. 43. SYN. 'dpeyd/Liai, tirXQvjJLeu), e(j)opjndu), orevw, 
 
 kiveu), avyrdpaTTd/xai, 
 *6pEU)Kdfjids, ov, b, subst. [mulio,] a muleteer. Oi/§' ws vno tu>v bovXwv re kw- 
 
 Peioko/jLiov. Thesm. 491. 
 'Opdevw, v. [erigo,] to raise up, to support. Udcrjp tXs ciXXos, bs aov wpdevev 
 
 bsfids. Orest. 399. SYN. 'Opdoa), dvaKov(pi$io. 
 'OpOXa^oj, v. [clamorem edo,] to speak loudly, invoke aloud. Kal \l>v%dy(o- 
 
 yo'ts 6p6Xa£opres yoois. Pers. 690. SYN. 'EtypdXaclu), £TropdXd£<i), podXa£h), 6prj- 
 
 veu>, fxavrevouai. 
 * , Op6Xafffid, drds, to, subst. [verbum intenta voce prolatum,] vociferation. 
 
 "Hkovous opdXafjjjidrtov ; Acharn. 1042. 
 "OpOXds, a, ov, et ov, 6 et y, adj. [erectus, clarus,] lofty, loud. 'OpdXiov xripvy- 
 
 fidriov. Soph. Electr. 6'S3. Syn. 'Opdos, yyjiets, vxpijXos. 1 
 'OpddfiovXos, ov, b et ?/, adj. [recte consilians,] rightly counselling, prudent. 
 
 Tj/s opddjJovXov Qifjiibos alirvfxfjTd 7rai. P. V. 18. 
 y Opddbd))$, eos, 6 et >/, adj. [recti peril us,] knowing the right way, prudent. 
 
 Ovbe tov opdubdri. Agam. 990. Syn. 'OpddjSovXos. 
 'OpOdbiKaids, ov, 6 et //, adj. [Justus,] just, upright. 'OpOdbXKaidv. £umen. 
 
 997. 
 'OpOdbiKTjs, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [recte judicans,] uprightly judging. Hvdw-vd re 
 
 KaX opdobiKciy. Pytll. 11. 15. 
 'Opdodptji,, rpX^ps, 6 et >/, adj. [capillos erigens,] raising the hair. Tdpos ydp 
 
 opddOpiO, (pdfids. Choeph. 29* 
 'OpBoxpatpos, 7), ov, adj. [caput, cornua vel vela erccta habens. Vid. Steph. 
 
 Thes. t. ii. p. 1437=6915.] having the head, horns, or sails erect. "Eatiovres 
 
 tepid ttoXXu finiov opdoKpaipc'uov. O. 231. 
 'OpboKpavds, ov, b et 7/, adj. [(l)erectum caput habens; (2)emiuens,] with 
 
 head erect, eminent. Kal Tv/jfidv opQonpavov oUeias x^»'" s « Antig. 1217' 
 
 Syn. '(jpdok'patpos, v\pt]Xos, 6pBoerrd.ol6t, 
 'OpddfjidvTeid, as, //, subst. [vera vaticinatio,] true prophecy. 'iV av fit. bet- 
 
 vds opdo/jiavTelas tvovos. Agam. 1186. 
 
 1 'Opffia is also an epithet of Diana, so called from a place in Arcadia. 
 
640 OP0O OPKA 
 
 'OpOdvdfjios, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [recte distribuens,] dispensing justice, ^ai^xbvls 
 
 opBdvofjioi. Eumen. 966. 
 'OpBb-rrbXXs, Xbs, 6 et 7i, adj. [civitatem recte constituens,] rightly regulating a 
 
 state. "Awtov, opBbnbXXv. Olymp. 2. 14. Syn. 'AGTvvbfibs. 
 'Opdonovs, nbbbs, 6 et >;, adj. [erectus,] elevated. Bbpeds ajjuiriros opBbnbbbs 
 
 v-rrep ndyov. Antig. 985. 
 'OpOds, r), bv, adj. [rectus, erectus, porrectus,] right, straight, correct, elevated, 
 
 extended. Maonyot opdbs eh obov 7r6pev£rai. Aj. Fl. 1254. Irdbalbs, IBvs, 
 
 €fJL7rehos, dXriBrjs. 
 'OpQotTTahiov, ov, to, subst. [tunica recta,] a straight tunic without seam. Kcu 
 
 Ki/uifiepi>c opBoGTabXd, kcu TrepXfiapXbds ; Lysistr. 45. 
 'Opdoffrabriv, et dpBoGrdbbv, adv. [erecte,] in an erect posture. II0XX01* virep 
 
 yairis opBoardbbv JjifyvTo. Apoll. 4. 1426. See also P. V. 32. SYN. w Op0ed, 
 
 opQuts. 
 'OpdoffTdrrjs, ov, 6, subst. [qui stat erectus ; columna, signum arrectarium,] 
 
 which stands erect ; a column, a pillar, an upright statue. Tvppov Ve Kpr}7rlb' 
 
 €/u7ivpovs opdoararas. Helen. 546. 
 'QpOooTciTus, rj, bv, adj. [erectus,] erect. Aefxas Kdirvovrai KXijidKiov 6pdo(j-a~ 
 
 Ttov. Eur. Supp). 507^ 
 'Opdboj, f. tjffiv, v. [rectum facio, erigo,] to erect, to regulate properly, to sup- 
 port. 'Opduffar eKreivovres dBXXov vekvv. Hipp. 786. SYN. 'AvopBbw, opBevu, 
 
 i&vvio, bXeiru), evBuvio. 
 *Op0pevw, v. [mane surgo, mane vigilo,] to rise early. Tboiot cV opBpevbfieva. 
 
 Eur. Suppl. 9&7'> SYN.^Ey/^yopew. 
 "Opdplbs, et opBpXvbs, a, bv, adj. [matuiinus,] in the morning, very early. 
 
 "OpBpXbs, ovbe tXs 01 bbXXyfjs bbov avTefibXiiGtv. Horn. Hymn. 3. 143. SYN. 
 
 AWpios, Trpu)ljjbs, 7rpojlbs, Trpajbs, cijjKpXXvKbs. 
 "Opdpbs, ov, 6, subst. [ortus solis, tempus matutinum,] the sun-rise ; the morning. 
 
 "OpBpov dviGrdfievos, ivd rot fiXbs apicibs e'iri. Hes. Op. 575. SYN. See 
 
 'A/LKptXvurj, et "Hws. EpiTH. ^rjfiXbepybs, (SdBvs, oeXaotybpbs, (ffdefflfx^pbrbs, 
 
 Xepbs, pbbbb&KTvXbs. 
 'Opdavvfibs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [rite nominatus,] rightly named. 'iXXw be Ktibbs 
 
 op-d&vvfubv. Agam. 680. 
 'OpQ&s, adv. [recte,] rightly, clearly. 'OpBois dxovGas twv efiCJv Kdrevy/aaTuv. 
 
 Hipp. Il65. SYN. 'aXtjBws, bXtcaivs, KaX&s, ev. 
 'OpBojTijp, fjpbs, 6, subst. [director bonus,] a good regulator. Ovtoj b* 'ttpwvX 
 
 Oebs opBwrijp neXoi. Pyth. 1. 109- 
 'bpiydvbv, ov, to, et bpiydvbs, ov, >/, raro b, subst. [origanum,] wild marjoram. 
 
 Kcu fiXeTTOvr opiydvbv. Ran. 603. 
 'bpiyvdbjiat, v. [appeto,] to long for. Qijpiov 6piyva>T' aXXd BeofJidyeiv jxbvbv. 
 
 Bacch. 1244. SYN. 'dpeybjuai, eirXBvfjLeio, bpeyBeu). 
 '6jo/c?w, v. [termino, finio, detinio,] to terminate, to fix, to settle. Els Tr)vbe 
 
 7rdiba \pfj(pbv wpXoav tybvov. Hec. 259. SYN. 'A^bpi^a), bibpiclu), TrepaToa), 
 
 TCkTTU), K pi I'd). 
 
 ''dpbftrjXXs, xbbs, rj, subst. [pomum montanum,] a wild apple. Qvbl ydp oi>S y 
 
 clkvXois bpofj-aXXbts' at fxev typvri, Theocr. 5. 9.4' 
 ^Opivu), f. XvGj, v. [concito, cieo, commoveo,] to excite, to disturb. T$ vvv /uij 
 
 fxoi fiaXXbv ev aXyeaX Bv/mbv bpivrjs. A. 79^- SYN. 'E£dpivu> t dia.Tdpa.GGti), bXd- 
 
 TdpaGGU), bpbOvvo), Ktveo), opo), etypfidb), wdpo^vvto, irdpaiBvGGU), bXeyeipu), epeBi£<o. 
 *'OpXbi', ov, to, bpiGfxd, drbs, to, et bpbs, ov, 6, subst. [terminus, finis,] a limit, a 
 
 Douhdary. 'fls ovre yaias opt dv eKfiai/iev XdBpa. Here. F. 82. See also 
 
 Jph. A. 952. et <t>. 409. SYN. Tepfxd, irepds, TtXbs. 
 *dpXTpe<f»)s, vid. 'Opeivbfxbs. 
 'OpKdvrj, et epKdvtj, ris, 7), subst. [quicquid ita circumdat ut capiat,] any thing 
 
 which surrounds or encloses; a machine used in besieging cities; an inclosure, 
 
 a prison. UevBeios ws els aicbreivds bpxdvas 7reaovfxevbs. Bacch. 601. Syn. 
 
 EipKTr), epKbs, biKTvbv, EjPITH. YlvpywrXs. 
 
OPKI OPMO 641 
 
 "Opulov, ov, to, subst. [(1) victinia sanciendi foederis ergo caesa ; (2) fcedus jure- 
 jurando sancitum ; (3) jusjurandum,] a victim sacrificed in making a treaty; 
 a treaty; an oath. "OpicXd irtaTa detiv avvdyov, KprjTrjpX be olvov. T. 269> SYN. 
 ILirovbi), opKos, cvvdeaXa, opKiopd, apdpos. EPITH. 'AXXov, bXicatov, KpvnTdv. 
 
 "OpaXds, a, ov, adj. [(1) qui jurejurando adhibetur, jurisjurandi praeses ; (2) 
 juralus, qui jurat,] appealed to by oath or in swearing; sworn on one's 
 oath. NvV b' opKtov aoiZiiiva., teal nebov -^dovos. Hipp. 1029^ SYN. "EpopKos, 
 
 b'lwpOTOS. 
 
 "OpKds, ov, 6, et opKufAd, cltos, to, subst. [jusjurandum,] an oath. Top opicop 
 elvai Tovbe pr/Kir epirebdv. Iph. T. 759. See also Eumen. 489« SYN."Op- 
 tuov. EPITH. FepovaXos, KpaTepos, peyds, beivos, ayvos, p<fbXds, ttigtos, vnep* 
 (3Xos. 
 
 'Opicooj, et 6pK<t)fid-eu), v. [juro, adjuro, in jusjurandum adhibeo,] to swear, to 
 adjure. Tlv opudv bpKwaeis nod' i)pas; b. "QvTivd; Lysistr. 187- See also 
 Antig. 265. 
 
 "OpKiapd, v'ni."OpKds. 
 
 'OpKlOpdreW, Vid. 'OpKOOJ. 
 
 'OppdOds, ov, 6, subst. [(1) ordo, series, catena ; (2)multitudo ; (3) latibulum,] 
 (1) a chain ; (2) a multitude ; (3) a hiding-place, a cave. Ileus KdXfi, oyovo 
 la-^dbujv bapdOdv. Lysistr. 64-7- SYN. (1) ^LrX^ds. 
 
 'Oppddio, poet, pro bppddpai, v. [eo, proficiscor,] to hasten to, to go. TXvds 
 dyaXpdTiov Uetis bppddw ; Androm. 851. (A double dochm.) 
 
 'Oppaivw, f. dvu>, v. [moveo, animo volvo,] to turn in the mind, to ponder. 
 "[Ipprjvap b' dvd dvpov, direp TeXeeadaX epeXXov. /3. 156. SYN. 'AvaaKoirlw, 
 pepprjpl^oj, (}>povTi£(t), pat paw. 
 
 'Oppdw, f. i\<ru % v. [(1) moveo, impello, concito ; (2) moveo me, irruo, pro- 
 ficiscor, cupio,] to move, to urge, to incite, to hurry, to be anxious, to 
 ponder. Et b' av teal ndXepov -Kodev bppr](rete Kpoviiov. a. 375. SYN. 'E£oppdu>, 
 irdpoppdh), bpvvpX, opovu), Kivew, eireiyw, trdpeXavvio, bppddio, bppatvu), E7rX<pepdpai. 
 
 'Oppeia, vid. 'Oppia. 
 
 'Oppevlbrjs, ov, b, patronym. [Ormenides,] the son of Ormenus. 'OppevXbat 
 KdXeovTes' an iov rjpvrjadTd paTTjp. Call. 6. 75. 
 
 * 'OppevXdv, ov, to, P. N. [Ormenium,] a city in Thessaly. Ql b' e^ov 'Opue- 
 piop o't re Kpyprjp 'X7repeidv. B. 734. 
 
 'Oppevos, ov, 6, P. N. [Ormenus.] 'OpcrXXoyov pep irpwTd, KaX "Oppevov, i/h' 
 'OfzXeoTTiP. 0. 274. 
 
 Opplvos, pro opdpepos, part, praes. pass, per sync, pro dpdpevds, ab "Opw, 
 q. v. 
 OppZu>,\. [stationem habeo ; appello,] to be in harbor; to land. Ov vavs 
 
 I "xdXivols XXvoberois oppei aedev. Iph. T. 1044. SYN. 'Etyoppew, 6ppi$a), tcara- 
 7tXe(i). 
 
 Oppi), ?j$, fj, et oppqpd, dros, to, subst. [impetus, conatus, studium, cupiditas,] 
 impulse, ardor, attack, violence, eagerness, desire, will. 'Opprjv Xxxjdois av tu>v 
 eputv fiovXevpdTwv. Eur. Suppl. 1060. See also B. 590. SYN. 'E-rrXdvpXa, 
 \tj, novos, fiovXr), fiXa. EpiTH.^Ayoia, peXea, avroaavros, aKoapos, Xafipus, 
 avTiZoos, amrtTos, eXatypd, bvopdyos. 
 
 DppXd, et bppeia, as, rj, subst. [(1) linea, seta; (2) linum hami,] a cord, a 
 string, a fishing-line. "Hbrj be xapvovO' oppXdv tcipup pe tXs. Helen. 1614: 
 See also Theocr. 21. 11. 
 | OpplZu), f. Xow et Xu>, v. [navem ad terram appello,] to bring a ship to land. 
 Ov pads 'OpeoTOV Kpv<f>Xos i)v wppiapevr). Iph. T. 1329* SYN. 'Evoppi£u) f xdd- 
 oppl£b), TTpuaoppiZu), pedoppic.it). 
 
 )ppds, ov, b, subst. [(1) stationavalis; (2) monile,] (l)a naval station ; (2) a 
 necklace. 'A^yvpepovs oppoid ireXas pXyd dqXvreprioXv. Apoll. 4. 1345. 
 
 1 SYN. (1) AXpy'jv. EPITH. (1) iTEvdirdpos, yeiriov, ko~iXos, evirXoos, dtcvpavTos, 
 N -' vavXd)(os, 7rdXvt)pdTds, (2) peyds, irapnoUXXos, rrdXvbaibaXds, \pvaeds, evvldirr}- 
 \ys, irepXKaXXyjs, ev-^pivs. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 4 M 
 
642 OPNA OPOY 
 
 ^'OpvairMov, ov, to, vox Boeotica pro opvebv, vid.'Opvts. 
 
 "Opvebv, v\d."OpvXs. 
 
 'Opvldapxos, ov, 6, subst. [curator vel dux avium,] leader or guardian of birds. 
 
 'ETre/S&Xev opviOapyps ovbeis aot ■ndpwv, Aves 1215. 
 'Opvldeios, o, bv, adj. [ad aves pertinens,] of birds. Ev^ea&e Trj'EtrrXq. ttj opvi- 
 
 Oela). Aves S64. 
 'Opvidevrrjs, vid. 'Opvtdodripas. 
 'Opvi&ias, ov, subst. [aquilo, aves abigens,] a north wind which scares away the 
 
 birds. 'OpvtOias, es Trjv dybphv eXrjXvdds. Acbarn. 877« SYN. OtWo- 
 
 KTOVOS. 
 
 * 'Opvidiitv, ov, to, dim. ab opvXs, subst. [avicula,] a little bird. KaifxijvTay 
 
 opviQXd XXirdpd y elvai irpeirei. Aves 1590. 
 'OpviBoyovos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [ab ave natus,] sprung from a bird. Am to to.s 
 
 opvidbybvbv o/ufid. Orest. 1382. 
 'OpvtOddrjpas, opvidevrrjs, et opvixbXbxos, ov, 6, subst. [auceps,] a bird-catcher. 
 
 O'/juoi TdXas, opvtdbdrjpa. tovtio'L Aves 62. See also Aves 526. and Isthm. 
 
 1.6. SYN. 'IfcvTris. 
 'Opviddfiaveuj, v. [avium insano amore capior,] to be bird-mad. 'OpviBbnavov- 
 
 m' iravTab' vito rfjs rjbbvrjs. Aves 1284. 
 'QpvidoffKOTrds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [aves inspiciens,] observing birds, augural. Ets 
 
 yap ndXaiov QCjkov opvidoGKbirbv. Antig. 1011. SYN. See OlwvioTris. 
 "OpvXs, opviQbs, et Dor. opvixos, 6 et »/, Ct opveov, Boeot. opvdireTibv, Dor. opne- 
 
 tov, ov, to, subst. [(l)avis, ales; (2) gallus, gallina; (3) augurium,] a bird ; 
 
 a cock, hen; an augury. Tpwes fxev icXayyrj t evbrry t Xadv, opviBes Cos. Y. 2. 
 
 See also N. 64. Acharn. 931. and Theocr. 29- 13, Syn. OImvos, ttttjvos, 
 
 7TTEp<i)Tdv, olwvHTfjta. EPITH . " AicrXbs, nobioK^s, (fiXrj, be^Xa, eadXrj, TavvoiTtTe- 
 
 pos, c/Micpa, XXyvpd, •KeTerjvrj, apiGTspa, kclky}, Tcrepbeand, aitTepos, fxeXubos, doibb- 
 
 tcLti], aloXbs, fieXdvo7rTepbs, evTrrepos, ijepia, Kovtyr/, QoivucoXbtybs, Tavvx^iXrjs, 
 
 yajj,\pu)vvi;, Ta-xeia, aepbcpoirrjs. PHR. YleTerjviov edvea. 
 'OpvixbXbxos, vid.'Opvidbdrjpas. 
 "OpvvjjiX, opvvto, bpbdvvti), et bpa>, v. [concito, cieo, excito, hortor,] to rouse, 
 
 encourage, instigate. s A\Xa avy opvvdX tovtov, eneiyecrdu) be KaX avrbs. Z. 
 
 363. See also M. 142. K. 332. and 0. 335. Syn. 'Opfxdio, dapavvw, irpo- 
 
 Tpetrit), bplvit), 7rapo£vvoj, KeXevio, evbpio. 
 'OpbbafjivXs, Xbbs, fj, subst. [ramusculus tenellus,] a tender shoot. Tot be 7rorl 
 
 (TicXepals bpbbafxvXaXv alddXXojves. Theocr. 7* 138. SYN. KXa^/oxos, icXabos, 
 
 fiXaoTriiJLa, tzXwv, aKpefiiov, TTTopQos, 
 'Opbdvvu), f. vvib, vid." Op vvfiX. 
 "dpbs, Ion. ovpbs, ebs, to, subst. [mons,] a mountain. E/s bpbs, rj els tcvfid 
 
 irbXvcpXoiafioib 6dXa.aar]s. Z. 347. See also H. 397. SYN. TijXbipbs, Xbfbs, 
 
 irpwv, fiovvos. Ep I TH." A ciadV, atcponoXov, vXfybev, aicXbev, fJieyd, 7ranrdXbev, 
 
 TrepXtyaivbfjLevbv, oIotoXov, v\pr)Xbv, a'nrv, aKpXTo^vXXbv, doXirpeTres, elvb<rX(J)vXXbv, 
 
 Ca.6e.bv, KaTdetfievov vXrj, juaicpbv, TrepXfxrfKes, xXiopbv, Xlpbv, vrjcralbvy bacrnXov, 
 
 aXXjievov, fxeXeov, afidTbv,-a.yyXaXbv, rjyadeov, i)XX(3aTbv, ijvefxoev, 7repXjurJKes, 
 
 uXeiVbv, tcpdvdov, b^Xiidprivbv, dctfivotaX 7reptffKe7ces. 
 "Opbs, ov, b, v\6."6pXbv. 
 'dpbs, 1 ov, 6, subst. [serum lactis,] whey. Xiopls b* avB' epoaf vdov b' bpw ayyed 
 
 TT&VTci. t, 122. 
 
 '6j0oriJ7ros, ov, 6 et r), adj. [montem feriens,] mountain-striking. 'A/ja^rou bX- 
 
 Kav vbaTos bporvirov. Sept. Theb. 85. 
 'Opovoj, v. [concitus feror, ruo, festino,] to hurry, rush, attack. M6ax ovs dpov- 
 
 cras els fxeaas, Xeiov btrws. Iph. T. 298. SYN. 'Evbpovw, eirbpovu, opjjdbjuat, 
 
 ZTrXTtLTTTio, e^opfjdu), e(f>aXXbjj,ai. 
 
 1 The young scholar will easily recollect the difference between opos, a mountain, and '6pos, 
 a limit or boundary, because though they have the same accent, the gender and declension are 
 not the same, and the breathing is different ; and between '6pos a limit, and opbs whey, because, 
 though they are of the same declension, they agree neither in accent nor breathing. 
 
OPOG OP$A 643 
 
 'Optyr), fjs, ^, subst. [contectio conclavis aut thalami aut aedis, Damra. contig- 
 
 natio,] the ceiling of a house, a roof, 'And ttjs opdtyfjs vvktwp ydXedoTrjs kclte- 
 
 \ealv. Nub. 173. SYN. 'Opotyos, areyrj, trteyos, Tepafivov, Kopytyi). 
 'Opdylus, ov, adj. [in camera degens,] dwelling in the roof. 'Y7rd rwr KepdfiX- 
 
 bu)v 'H\iaart)s opo<f>Xas. Vesp. 206\ 
 'OpdQds, ov, 6, subst. [(l)arundo fluvialis in tesendis aedibus usurpata ; (2) ca- 
 mera,] (l)a reed used in thatching houses ; (2) a ceiling, vaulted roof. Xlpwrov 
 
 fiev dpofo) TCTtpvya TrepXfidXXei neirXuv. Ion 1143. SYN. 'Opdij)-)]. 
 "OpnETdv, xid."Opredi>. 
 "OpTrrit,, tikos, et Dor. opira^, cucvs, 6, subst. [(1) surculus, (2) spiculum, hasta,] 
 
 (l)a sucker, a shoot, (2) a shaft, a lance. Tduve, veovs opirnKds, Xv upwa- 
 rds dvTvyes elev. 4>. 38. See also Hipp. 221. SYN. KXacJos, KXdbionds. 
 
 EPITH. 'A/iTeXoeis, Tuvdos, y\bipds, QeaadXos, evQdXfjS. 
 'Oppb-rrvyXdv, ov, to, et oppos, ov, 6, subst. [pars subjecta testiculis ; sacri ossis 
 
 extremum ; podex,] the rump, &c. Kara to gto\l fybeiv, r) Kara rovpodirvytdv. 
 
 Nub. 158. See also Lysistr. C63. SYN. Tlvyri, TrpwKTos. 
 'Opptohew, v. [formido,] to fear, to dread. Ti xw' «%< e < s > ^ &r\ oppiobd 
 
 tXvol. Eur. Electr. 831. SYN. Aelba), (bdj3edf.iai, (jjpiccrto, eK<p5fieio,OKi>e<<J, Tap(3e<o. 
 'OppubXa, as, //, subst. [metus,] fear, alarm. Mdv XP^ V ^ S eXQwv a k^ewX^ 
 
 oppwbXa ; Ion 406. SYN. Ae7 ( ua, beds, (j>dj3os, rpo/jos. 
 'OpcrtKTVTros, ov, 6 et t], adj. [qui fragores concitat,] loud-sounding. 'OpcriKTv- 
 
 7rov Atos y lv airavTl Kpuret. Olymp. 10. 97' SYN. See Bdpvftpe/uerrjs. 
 'OpcriXdxos, ov, 6, P. N. [Orsilochus.] 'OpaiXoxos o' dp 1 ertK-e biOKXija fxeyd- 
 
 Ovfxov. E. 547. 
 'Opvodvpa, as, ?/, subst. [janua conclavis secundaria, in superiorem aedium par- 
 tem admittens,] a side door to a hall, leading to the upper chambers. 'Op<ro- 
 
 6vpa be tXs eWev evbjiriTip evX roiyw. %. 126. 
 'OpirdXoTrevto, et opooXdnett), v. [vexoj agito,] to harass, distract. T H fie 
 
 pour eve\ &% xokovpevos upooXoireveis ; Horn. H. Merc. 308. See also 
 
 Pers. 10. SYN. Tdpaarrii), Odpvfleu), bXaTdpacrau), avdrdpaaau), tt oXe/bteio. 
 '0/)(ToXo7ros, ov, 6 et //, adj. [turbulentus, vexans,] turbulent, tormenting. 'Op- 
 
 adXd7ros fiev"Api]s. Anacr. 116. 
 "Opadfiai, Ion. ex futuro verbi dpM, [concito me, surgo,] to rise. "Opalb, Aad- 
 
 fxebovTldbr), KaXeovvXv dpicrrot. T. 250. SYN. 'Aviarrdfxat, dvaitrau). 
 'OpaorpXalvrjs, ov, h, adj. [tridentem impellens,] trident-moving. 'OpadrpXaivd 
 
 b* eir"loduov wovrXav. Olymp. 8. 64. 
 'Op-aXX^ds, ov, 6, et oprdXXxevs, et opraXXs, Xbos, ?/, subst. [pullus implumis,] 
 
 a chicken. Oi/S' ottot oprdXXxot juifvpot ttotX Kotrov opuev. Theocr. 13. 12. 
 
 SYN. Neoaods, dXeiCTwp. 
 'OprXXoxos, ov, 6, P. N. [Ortilochus.] 0"ik£ ev 'OprXXoxotd bditypbvos' ijroX 
 
 *6bvaaevs. 0. 16. 
 'OprvyXa, as, y, P. N. [Ortygia,] an ancient name of Delos; also a small island 
 
 near Syracuse. 'OprvyXrjs KdOv-rrepdev, udi rpbiraX r)e\Xoifi. o. 403. 
 'OpTv£, vyos, 6, subst. [coturnix,] a quail. "Oprv£ endXej-d' /cat ydprjKev oprvyX. 
 
 Aves 1297- Epith. QUdyfrffs. 
 'OpTvydfxrjrpa, as, >/, subst. [coturnicum matrix,] a mother quail, a large quail. 
 
 Kai At)T0~t opTvydfirjrpa. Aves S7 1 • 
 "OpvKTos, if, ov, adj. [fossus,] dug. "l7nroi be pea rafpdv virepdopeovraX 6pvK7i)v. 
 
 0. 179* SYN. ^LKaitros, KdTiopvx^ s > x&Tupvi,. 
 'bpvfiaybds, ov, 6, subst. [sonus asper et impetuosus,] a crash, din, clamor. 
 
 "EfCToadev 5' avrpoib fidXojv vpxifiaybuv tdrjKev. 1. 235. SYN. Odpvfius, ktvttos, 
 I drofios, rdpdx>h K po.vyi), -^otyos, ktvttos, 7rardyos. EPITH. TId\Hs t a5i?x») s > U&" 
 
 yds, aXbtjpeids, apydXeos. 
 'Opvaaw, f. lio, v. [fodio,] to dig. "EktooQcv be I3ddeldv dpv^bfxey kyyvQX rd(j)pdy. 
 
 H. 341. SYN. Atopuorcw, (tklitttm, Ta<f)pevu), l^opvaffio. 
 9 Op(pdvevfid, drbs, to, opfydvXa, as, >/, subst. [orbitas,] an orphan or destitute 
 
644 OP$A OSAK 
 
 state. Tt (j>ys ; ri rap(3wv optydvevjji ejjlwv Tetcviov ; Here. F. 545. Syn. 
 
 'AtekvXo., dircubia, eprifua. 
 
 'Ojo^avevw, et 6p<j)avic!w, v. [orbo, orbum reddo,] to bereave, to render desti- 
 tute. Kac rraloas <bp<f>dv eves' d\\a ravra /uZv. Alcest. 308. See also Alcest. 
 
 407. SYN. 'Eprj/idw. 
 'OptydvXa, vid. ''Opcpdvevfid. 
 'Op^>dv/c?w, vid. 'Op^drevw. 
 'OpcpdvXicds, et opfydvbs, r), ov, et * 6pfdviffT))s, ov, 6, adj. [orbus quovis propin- 
 
 quo, viduus, desertus, privatus,] deprived of a relation, orphan, destitute. 
 
 IlatSes 5' optpavlKoi' 6 he & a'/judri ycudv epevQtav. A. 394. See also Eur. 
 
 Electr. 914. and Aj. Fl. 512. Syn. Xypos, epvpds. 
 *"Op0e<os, a, dV, adj. [Orphicus,] of Orpheus. 'Op^e/a KaTeypa\f;ei>. Alcest. 
 
 , 989 \ 
 
 'Optyevs, ews, et Ion. rjbs, b, P. N. [Orpheus.] Mijr' 'Op^tws K-aXAioV v/xyj/oxtt 
 
 fxeXbs. Med. 543. EpiTH. EvcuVqros, 0pr/i£, Op^tKtos, (pnpfiticTrjs, irdrijp doi- 
 
 bas» 
 'Optyvaios, a, d>, et optyvos, r), o>, adj. [tenebrieosus, niger,] dark, black. T fl 
 
 Sw/zd vaiiop vvktos optyvaias 7rdr£p. Orest. 1224. SYN. Itcdretvas, bvotyepos. 
 "Op(pvrj, r]s, r), subst. [tenebrse, nox,] darkness, night. 'H/ze7s ev optyvy tnrap- 
 
 ydvwaavres ireirXois. Ion 955. SYN. "AxAvs, gkgtos, £d(f>os, vv£* EPITH. 
 
 YlvKvr), bvoaidpXos, fieXaivd, bvotyepd, cncoTXa, oAod, Xvypu, a^kvoeaad. , 
 "Qp'Xdf.ids, ov, 6, subst. [princeps, dux,] a chief, a commander. "EvOd ne or) 
 
 j3ovXrj &T)\}]OETaX, bpxdfxe Xawv. £. 102. SYN. 'Hyefuov, dpxbs, apxyybs, ap- 
 
 XVytTris, fjyrjTrjp. 
 "Qpxdrds, et op^os, ov, 6, subst. [series satarum arborum,] a row of trees, an 
 
 avenue, a shrubbery, an orchard. "Eicroadev fr avXtfs peyds opxdrds ayx* 
 
 6vpau)v. rj. 112. See also r). 127* SYN. 'Oyjuds, Krinds. EpiTH. 'AfiireXoets, 
 
 retards, r/vejuideis, oirtopXvos. PHR. See rj. 112. 
 'OpX^ofiai, v. [salto, tripudio,] to dance. 'flpxevVr' aXXrjXtov eirX Kapiry x € ~ l P^ s 
 
 eXovaat. 2.594. SYN."A\Xd/iou, xopevo), dvdxbpevh). PHR. ^/upeXeuis xpaur- 
 
 volaX irebov pi\aawoX TrobetroX. Apoll. 1. 539* 
 'Opx^fytos, ov, 6, bpxOfA&t dros, to, opxjn^^bs, ov, 6, et opx^TVs, vbs, yj} subst. 
 
 [saltatio,] dancing. 'HfTtv r)yeiod(i> <pXX6naiyp.6vbs 6pxn6po~td. i^. 134. See also 
 
 Aj.Fl. 699. and Eumen. 373. and a. 152. Epith. 'A/iv/xwy, NvaaXdv, ai/ro- 
 
 bdes, IfAepdets. PHR. 'Ara%d bairos. 
 Opxyvrrip, rjpos, et opx^riis, ov, 6 et * opxwrpXs, Xbvs, rj, subst. [saltator,] a 
 
 dancer. Kovpoi opx^riipes ebivebv, kv 6' dpd toIgXv. 2. 494. See also O. 261. 
 
 and Ran. 517» SYN. XopoirvTrXriaXv dptards, ^opevr^s, xbpV T ^ s ' 
 'Opx?70Tvs, vid. 'Opx^Qftos. 
 *'OpxXXos, ov, b, subst. [orchilus,] the golden-crown wren. Sanx. Kay Au 
 
 dvy fidffXXel Kpibv, fidaXXevs ear opyXXbs vpvXs. Aves 569- 
 * OpyXTrehdw, x, [testiculos contrecto.] Ova wpxiirEhrjads, u>v e/iol 7rdrpiKos <j>XXos. 
 
 Aves 142. 
 * 'OfayX-ire bov, ov, to, et *'6pyXs, z<as, 6, subst. [testiculus, testis.] "EA£et Ov- ]% 
 
 pac.' (xvtov, Xdfiuv t&v opyX-nebiav. Plut. 9^5. See also Nub. 713. SYN. 
 
 AaKKOTrebov. 
 'Opxbfjievds, ov, r/, P. N. [Orchomenus,] a city in Bceotia, and another in Ar- 
 cadia. O* & 'Ao-TrXribovd vaibv, Xh" ^Opxb^evbv MXvvetbv. B. 511. EPITH. 
 
 TldXvfxrjXds. 
 "Opxbs, xi(\."Opxd(J.bs, 
 "6p<i>, vid/'Opyv/zt. 
 * w Os, r), o, relat. [(I) qui, quae, quod, (2) suus,] who, which; his own. 
 
 "Avbpd fxoX evreiTEf Moved, TroXvTpoTtbv, os pdXd noXXd. a. 1. SYN. "Offfce, 
 
 SffTe, ootXs, vtXs. 
 'QoduX, et poet. boodicX, adv. [quoties,] as often as. 'OcadKi & bp^aeilt vvXawv 
 
 AdpbdvXaiov. X. 194. 
 
OSAT OS$P 645 
 
 'OoaTtds, poet, oaadrXos, vid. *6ffds. 
 
 'daTjfiepai, adv. [quotidie,] daily. MdXXoV, 17 tcdicols togovtois vavjidyeiv darj- 
 
 fxlpai. Vesp. 479* Syn. 'En-' fijJ.dp, *ca0' fjjuEpav. 
 "OaXds, 1 a, oV, adj. [sanctus,] sacred, proper. "OaXos be y erepdv dvdfid, rifKo- 
 
 pwv itarpl. Orest. 540. SYN. "AyXds, bXtcatds, evaefiijs, upas. 
 'OaXdio, v. [(1) sanctum reddo; (2)expio,] to render holy, to expiate. '6- 
 
 aXovaQ'' avriKa yd ndad yopevoei. Bacch. 114. SYN. ^Ayvi£<o, etyayvicloj, 
 
 Kadalpu). 
 'daXos, adj. [pie,] piously, properly. IIa75' ov^ daXios gov diroKTeivas. Hipp. 
 
 1282. Syn. Atfv-atW. 
 'Ocr/xrj, iys, et obfii), f], subst. [odor,] smell, perfume, stench. 'Oafirj Karfjpes, 
 
 puicpdv, aXX' eireiafidXeiv. Eur. Electr. 498. Syn. and Epith. See''05/ij/. 
 "dads, et dadrids, poet, oaads, et baadrXos, a, oV, adj. [quotus, quantus,] how 
 
 many, how great, as many as. "H£et 6' 'dbvaevs dadv ova jjbrj. Hec. 140. See 
 
 also E. 75S. Syn. See 'dndads. 
 "Oaad, 77s, f], subst. et (2) P. N. [(l)vox divina et ominosa; fama ; (2) Ossa,] 
 
 (1) a prophetic voice, a report ; (2) Ossa, a mountain in Thessaly. "Oaad b' 
 
 dp' dyyeXds wxd Kara tttoXXv &yeTo TtavTrj. w. 412. SYN. (1) $aris, <pi]/*r], 
 
 avbi), K\er)biov, Ofufrt]. EPITH. (1) 'Aori£7n}s, TrarpXa, dfifipoTos, epdrr), epd- 
 
 reivrj, "xpyaea. 
 'Otxodrids, vid. "dads. 
 "Oaadfiai, ELo\. pro oVrojuai, et OTTevd/uai, v. [specto,] to behold. ElaXberrjv 
 
 itavTb)v KHdXhs, qooovto b' uXeQpdv. (3. 152. See also Lysistr. 597' Syn. 
 
 See "OirTd/xai. 
 'OaaXyds, rj, dv, adj. [quantulus,] how little. 'OcoXypv eorX to rt'jUjud, KaX aXX- 
 
 kov dvbpd bdfjiacrbei. Theocr. 4. 54. 
 "Oaads, t\, dv, vid. "dads. 
 "Oaads* ids, to, et oaads, ov, 6, subst. [oculus,] an eye. 'P/£as ev oaaois aljudr- 
 
 wrrds eicfidXwv. Here. F.- 928. Syn. "Ofipd, ofdaXpds, w\p. EriTH. 'Aba- 
 
 KpvTov, atfidrdev, beivov, 7r'ipXKaX\is, tydeivdv, bXaarpdQdv. 
 'Ooreov, ov, to, subst. [os,] a bone. "Ayjh KaX els ogtovv' ovb' oaTedv "keto 
 
 <l>u)Tds. t. 451. EPITH. Aev/cor, /uiieXdv, Tdfiiat-^pddv. 
 "OarXvds, rj, dv, et 6aTd(pi»)s, ids, 6 et //, adj. [osseus,] of or belonging to the 
 
 bone. Tots ootXvois (pvafjTe tov irpiuKTov kvvos. Acliarn. S63. See also Batr. 
 
 288. 
 v OorXiy£, tyyds, rj, subst. [(1) scintilla, (2) cirrus,] a spark, lock of hair. 
 "OarXiyyes pdXipold nvpbs <bs IvbdXXovTo. Apoll. 1. 1297. SYN. (2) BoV- 
 
 Tpv-^ds. 
 'Oot60u>)s, vid. "OarXvds. 
 'Oarpdrivbd, adv. [sicut in ludo testarum,] as in the play with shells. 3 "Hot' c« 
 
 av fiptfiijaatd Kal /3X£\//eias oaTpddvbd. Equit. S55. 
 'QaTpdKdbepfids, ov, 6 et 1), adj. [cui testa loco cutis est,] covered with a shell 
 
 instead of a skin. 
 "Oarpuxdv, ov, to, subst. [testa,] a tile, pot, shell. Avpas enX tovtov ; ttov 'artv 
 
 >/ to~is oaTpuKois. Ran. 1305. SYN. See Alitvpdv. 
 'Qa<ppaivd/j.ai, f. oatypiiadfiai, 2 aor. ojacppd/uirjv, v. [odoror, olfacio,] to smell. 
 
 KaKabaifidv, oatypaivei tl ; b. tov xpvyovs y Xaws. Plut. 896' 
 
 1 Homer uses the feminine 'Oairj as a substantive, as Damm. properly remarks. His words 
 are : " In poeta solum occurrit foemininum elliptice et Ionice quasi substantivum positum, 77 bait], 
 jus, fas, mos." 
 
 8 It is to be observed that vaaos, an eye, no where occurs in the singular, except in Eustatli. 
 i dat. sing. tWet : the dual ocrae, so frequent in Homer, is derived from oaaos, to, by apocope for 
 Wee. 
 
 3 H. Steph. in his Thes. t. ii. p. 1520=7044. makes oarpaKivSa a substantive, and explains it, 
 I Ostracorum lusus : but in the passage above quoted, barpaKivZa must by taken adverbially, and 
 SAeVeu' ocrTpaKivSa will denote, to carry ostracism in the look, unless wc read dffTpaKtvSav, 
 which will convey the same meaning. So we have in Horn. Od. t. 440. irvp 8' 6<pda\fwi(rX fadop- 
 <d)s. On this very common Atticism, see the learned Dr. Blomfield'6 note, Sept. Theb. 5. 
 
646 OS$P OVAA 
 
 'OfftipavrfjpXds, a, oV, adj. [olfactorius,] having the power of smelling, sensible. 
 
 Cvysais re, icai fjivKTijpes oacppavnjpXoi. Ran. 893. 
 'Oo-01-s, vos, //, subst. [lumbus,] the loins. 'Oacpvy 7ri>piv(ras, bvffTEK/uaprdy els 
 
 Tex*>r)v. P. V. 506. SYN.Ta^ts, l&s. 
 "Oa^ps, ov, b, et oayji^ >/, subst. [pahnes,] a shoot. Kai rd toXtHv r/fXEpXbds 
 
 otrxpv, d yepuv obi. Acharn. §§J. 
 "OrXevto, et otXecj, v. [bolero, sustineo,] to endure, to sustain. Atyyvl Kal 
 
 Kairvy KCLfiaTuv tzoXvv orXevovaX. Apoll. 2. 1010. See also Apoll. 4. 1227. 
 
 SYN. i7rdjJt£V(jt), V7rd(pep(t), rXij/di, fjvysto, ttoveu). 
 "OtXos, ov, 6, subst. [labor, aerumna,] labor, hardship, trouble, misery. 
 
 "AnavTd 7ravboKovad TcaibXds drXov. Sept. Theb. 18. SYN. Kd/^aros, 7f oVds, 
 
 fio^dos, K07rds, dvTa. 
 "drdfids, ov, 6, subst. [strepitus, tumultus,] a din, a tumult. 'Es fxtaov a/j(pd- 
 
 TEpwV orofios o' cuiXtigtos opojpet. Hes. Theog. 709« SYN. 'Opvpaybbs, 7rdrd-_ 
 
 70s, iiyps, Odpvjjos, \po^os, opabos. 
 *'6totoi, 1 partic. lamentandi, [hei ! hen ! ah !] ah ! alas ! 'Epivvv, drdroL Orest. 
 
 1387. 
 1 6totv$(o > v. [dico 6toto\, lugeo, fleo,] to lament, grieve. "AXXds aXXov wrdri/^e. 
 
 Phcen. 1054. SYN. Atd<<y, Eirdrdrvctu), 6p)jvEu),' kXciio, avororvcloj, eXeXI^u), 
 
 yoau), dbvpofiai. 
 ^OrpdXews, adv. [alacriter,] readily, "\-kitovs $,evyvvfXEvaC rol b' oYpdXews ettX- 
 
 Qovto. r. 260. SYN. ATi//d, raxews. 
 ^Orpevs, E(os, Ion. fjds, 6, P.N. [Otreus.] Aaovs 'Orprjos Kal Mvyboyos ZlvtX- 
 
 Beoio. r. 186. EPITH. 'Opd/JLUKXvros. 
 ^Orprjpds, pa, pov, adj. [celer, sedulus,] quick, ready, active, diligent. Tw oX 
 
 scrav tcrjpvKE, KaX OTprjpu) QEpdirovTE. A. 321. SYN. '0£i)s, Tdyys, avvepyos. 
 "Orpwrvs, vos, ?/, subst. [instigatio, stimulus, jussum,] an incentive, command. 
 
 Aativ oTpvvrvv irdribeyfXEVos laxd-vdaaQw. T. 234. SYN. Tlporporn), bpjiri, 
 
 KlXevafid. 
 ^Orpvvio, f. vvw, Ion. vveu), et Ion. oTpvyecKw, v. [incito, instigo, adhortor,] to 
 
 incite, to exhort. Towwv be arX^ds ovXos" Apr)s utrpvvE fiEreXdwr. E. 46l. See 
 
 also H. 24. SYN. 'E^oTpvyuy, E7roTpvv(o, irdporpvvii), opw, keXcvio, opodvyw, 
 
 opi'VfiX, opvois), TrdpdicaXEio , eyK£.Xev(o. 
 * 'Orrd/3ew, a vel oropEio, v. [strepito,] to make a noise. 'fno oe KrjpoTrXaffrds 
 
 oTofiel bdva£. P. V. 591. SYN. OopvfiEoj, 7rXdrdyew, f})(E(i), ofidbEO), -^o^eio. 
 "Otto flos, vid. "OTofios. 
 Ov, ovk, ante aspirat. voc. ovx et ovyX, partic. negandi, [non,] not, no. Qvk. 
 
 XboVy 011 7rvdd/Jir}v ctXXd crbvbv o\ov dicovad, 0. 28. 
 Ovds, cltos, poet, pro ovs, H)t6s, to, subst. [auris,] an ear. Tov p' vlos TeXd/iw- 
 
 vds V7T ovcltos ey)(£t f*«^p^* N.177* See also Aj. Fl. 149. Syn. 'Awy. 
 
 EPITH. Avafiaxov, ev/jiEVES, deXyo/JLEvdy. 
 OvdTXos, a, op, adj. [auritus,] long-eared, listening. Tpets be nop ov&tXovs. 
 
 Call. 3. 91. 
 Ovbalds, a, dv, adj. [humilis,] on the ground, low. IloXXd oe Kayicava KaXd 
 
 Kdr ovbato) evX fiodpo). Horn. Hym. 3. 112. SYN. XddvXos, jfidfiaKds, eyyeios, 
 
 ETrixdovXos, Karaxdovios. 
 Obbdfud, Dor. pro obbd/Li)], ovbdjiov, et ovbdfiws, adv. [nullo modo, nusquam, in 
 
 nullum locum,] by no means, no where, to no place. Ovbdfid tol avrsfia 
 
 Trddiaai rXrd twv d-KEovTiov. Theocr. 10. 8. See also Antig. 886. Antig. 189. 
 
 and (E. C. 805. 
 Oyods, dros, et olbbs, eos,to, subst. [pavimentum., solum, humus,] the ground, 
 
 pavement, floor. Kdpr) b* els ovbds opdrai. Hes. Op. 532. See also E. 734. 
 
 1 The syllable is frequently repeated several times, as ototgtotoI, otototototototoL 
 
 2 Porson, Orest. 1387, on the word brorol, remarks : V 'Ottotoi Aid. solenni errore, qui et in 
 oro/3f «/ frequenter occurrit," 
 
OYAE OYPA 647 
 
 SYN. AaTrlSov, yf), eba(f>os f olds [oSos]. EpiTH. Qvoicldov, trrvtyeXdv, evp^dpoy, 
 
 QeokeKov, ysvEdXXdv. 
 Ovbti'drriopds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [nulla cura dignus, vilis,] deserving of no care, 
 
 worthless. 'A/3\^xp', cvhevoawpa, Tab' ov /jlevos a/uov epv^et. 0. 178. 
 Ovbos, ov, 6, subst. [limen,] a threshold, a step. 'AXX/yXas irpoaeenrov, dfiet(5d- 
 
 lievai fjieydv ovbov. Hes. Theog. 749. SYN. Bafyos. EPITH. Ai/Xetor, 
 
 i-eoros, XaXvos, aaTefKpyjs. 
 OZdap, tiros, to, subst. [uber, mamma, fertilitas,] a breast, richness. Et bs kev 
 
 "ApydsiKoi/Lieb ,, AxaXi;dv i ovdapapovpr)s.l. 141. SYN. Macros. SYN. TXvKEpov. 
 OvKaXZyutv, ovtos, 6, P. N. [Ucalegon.] OvKaXeytov te feat 'Arrr/wp, irenvv^lvio 
 
 af-Kpiv. I\ 148. 
 
 * OvXd, adv. [vehementer,] violently, loudly. Ov\d KareicpoTakizdv, £Tre\pd(pE0v 
 be (pdpeTpai. Call. 3. 247. 
 
 OuXd/ios, ov, 6, subst. [confertum agmen, globus,] a thick body of troops, 
 
 a throng. w Hs Etydd'' "EnTwp d' avrls ebvadro ovXdfidv avbputv. Y. 379* Syn. 
 ^Adpoiffpd, Xoxos, tcl^ls, dopiifios, jua)(//, e'iXrj, optXos. 
 OvXij, rjs, >/, subst. [(1) hordeum, mold salsa ; (2) cicatrix,] barley, the salt cake 
 
 offered in sacrifice ; (2) a scar. OvXrjv 7rao' otypvv, r\v ttot ev ndrpos bdjjtois. 
 
 Eur. Electr. 573. Syn. OhXbyyTr), (2) wtciXj], KrfXis. 
 OvXlds, et ovXds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [(1) integer, plenus, fortis; (2) perniciosus,] 
 
 (1) entire, complete, thick, brave ; (2) destructive. OIos & en vecpeojv avaQaiperat 
 
 ovXids aoTijp. A. 62. See also II. 224. Syn. "OXos, bdavs, (2) oXoos, oXe- 
 
 Opios. 
 OvXdKaprjros, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [pletio et comis bene obsito capite,] having a 
 
 bushy head of hair. Tvpds lr\v wuois, fxEXdvo-yjidos, ovXoKdp-qvds. r. 246. 
 OiXd/jeids, Ion. pro dXo/jevds, aor. 2. ab"OXXv/it, q.v. 
 
 * OvXov, ov, to, subst. [gingiva,] a gum. OvXotaXv efy'i/neX^ds evrpdtpES ydXd, 
 Clioeph. 885. 
 
 OvXd-ovs, -Kohbs, adj. [integros pedes habens,] sound-footed. OvXditdb'', ovXd- 
 Kdpr}vd irvpos Kdrebafivdr avrfirj. Horn. Hym. 3. 137* 
 
 OvXds, -q, ov, vid. OvXlds. 
 
 OvXoxyrr], qs, t], subst. [mola salsa,] a salt cake. BoDv be TrtpitTT^GavTo, koX ov- 
 Xd-^VTas aieXovTo. B. 410. SYN. OoXj), irpdyyTYi, .ivpo-^baXs. 
 
 OvX(o, v. [bene valeo, sum felix: in imperat. salve,] to be well, to be prospe- 
 rous; imperative, farewell. OvXe te Ka\ /uiyd \ckipE, Qlolbe te oXfiXabouv. ft. 
 401. SYN. Ev Trpaaoii), vyXatvut, evtv\e(o. 
 
 * Olv, adv. [ergo, igitur,] therefore, then. T6v §' o>s olv Evdr\olv dprfiQXXos Mc- 
 veXclos. r. 21. 
 
 Ovpd, iov, tci, idem quod olpoi. Ion. pro dpoi, [termini,] limits. "Oood bi 
 
 bictcov ovpd KUTiofJidbXoid 7reXovTai. t. 431. 
 Ovpd, as, f], subst. [cauda,] a tail. Oeivovte 5' ovpcj ttu>XXkT]s pivov TpX^d. Rhes. 
 
 780. EPITH. AdoXos, TdrvTpXxbs. 
 Ovpalds, a, ov, adj. [ad caudam pertinens,] of or belonging to the tail. Ov- 
 
 paiat, 6 bi t ay)(i //ctXa TpiyeX, ovbl te itoXXi], X Y . 520. 
 OvpdvXbqs, ov, ovpdvXds, a, dv, et ovpdvXojv, coius, adj. [cualestis,] celestial. 
 
 OvpdvXbr) yuty' uvuktX, Oeu>v TrpoTipo) fidcrXXiiX. Hes. Theog. 486. See also 
 
 Here. F. 754. et ft. 547» SYN. 'ETrovpdvXos, alOepios, 'OXvfA-rrXds, ovpavov^os. 
 ObpdidbeiKTos, ov, 6 et j/, adj. [a coslo ostensus,] shown from heaven. T Hs and 
 
 alyXrjs yaldv EXiffaeraX oipdvobeiKTos. Horn. Hym. 31.4. 
 OvpdvoQiv, et ovpdvddX, vid. adnot. in voc. 0"iKudZv. 
 Obpdv6fxi}Kr\s, eos, o, et >;, adj. [ad caelum porrectus,] " towering to the sky," 
 
 very lofty. Ovpdvdfiy'jKr) pt'rfd-E ku/aoi <pojv))v, at 7ra/upa nX Xe tat. Numb. 356. 
 OvpdioviKos, ov, 6 et »/> adj. [ccclum superans,] conquering heaven. Tayutras 
 
 ovpdvdvitcov. ^Esch. Suppl. 172. 
 Ovpdi'ds, ov, b, subst. [coelum,] heaven, the sky. 7 H ti)v lv &arpot$ ovpdvov rep- 
 
 vuiv obdv. Phoen. 1. SYN."6Xv/*7ros, aidijp. EPITH. 'Aoripoeis, evpvs, /utyds, 
 
048 OYPA OTTO 
 
 jjieffos, ttoXv^oXkos, olbiiplds, ^aXfceds, a/jflards, alyXrjets, TroXvvtyeXos, r'/VEfjideis, 
 atydiros, acrrpbyrrds, aoTpd (ptpuv, alnvs, bivrjets. PHR. "Yttcltov evpvHfiov cw/ud 
 
 Aids, 'xaXKoirebos deu>v sbpa, Oeiov ebos, Aids xaXKo/3dr£S bto/ua, Zrjvos Qpovds, 
 bu>p.a Aids vecpeXrjyepeTCid, Zrjvos TrdXv^pvads olkos. 
 Ovpavov^ds, ov, 6 et i), adj. [coelum tenens,] celestial. "A^ldv ovpavovypv apyhv 
 
 cefieiv. Choeph. 947. 
 Ovpeids, Ion. pro"6peids, q. v. 
 Ovpeibpdjmbs, Ion. pro 'Opeibpofids, vid. 'Opeifiarrjs. 
 OvpeldpeirTds, Ion. pro bpeldpeirTds, ov, vid. 'Opetvofids. 
 Ovpecxlfiuirrjs, vid.'dpeivo/uos. 
 Ovpevs, Ion. pro dpevs,e(t)s, Ion. rjds, 6, subst. [(l) mulus ; vol, ut mavult Dam- 
 
 mius, custos, inspector, preesidium : at videsis doctiss. Heyneiumiu 1. infr. c] 
 
 a mule; a guardian. "H rlva y ovprjbyv bi£{]fievds, ?'/ ftp* eralpw; K. 84. 
 
 SYN. ( 1 ) ' H jlhows, opevs, kttjvos, (2) see Ovpds, custos. 
 Ovpiio, v. [meio,] to make water. YIdXvv ye -^pdvov ovpels <rv. b. vy\ At', to (jleXe. 
 
 Thesm. 6 1 4. Syn. 'Ofitx^, KaTovpsw. 
 OvprjTlaw, et ovprjaeio, v. [micturio,] to desire to make water. 'Ayuls aev, i\v 
 
 ovprjTlaarjs avrtj'L Vesp. 803. 
 Ohplaxos, ov, 6, subst. [ima hastilis pars,] the bottom part of a spear. "Hod 
 
 oi, acnraipovaa., /cat ovpla^ov TzlXifxicHv . N. 443. SYN. ^avpiorijp. 
 Obpigti), f. l(T(o, et Attic, iw, v. [vento secundo proveho,] to bring with a fair 
 
 wind. 'AXvovcai', kcit opdav ovploas. CE. R. 714. 
 Ovplds, a, ov, adj. [secundus,] prosperous. 'Epe-digofievos ovply pnrlbl. Acharn. 
 
 669. SYN. 'Ewlbe^lds, eiKpopos, €VTV)(r)s, ebfjvepos. 
 OvploeTaTi]s, ov, 6, adj. [prospere institutus. Vid. Blomf. in 1. infr. c] pros- 
 perously established. OfjXvv ovploaTdravi Choeph. 807. 
 Ovpdv, ov, to, idem ac Ovpds, cf'dpds, q. v. 
 Ovpds, Ion. pro "6pds, q. v. 
 Ovpds, ov, 6, subst. [(1) ventus secundus; (2) custos,] (l) a fair wind, (2) a 
 
 guardian. HpvfxvrjOev ovpdv, ws bEKaandpy ^povto. Troad. 20. Syn. (2) <I>vXa|, 
 
 <T(oryp. EPITH. ( 1 ) "Ifc^uerds, dirfifxujv, £7ratyt£wj/ bV aldepos, kclXos, Xafipos, Xt- 
 
 yvs, ZTriXlyvs, tcaXXlfios, Trveiiov, irXr)oloTlds, Kpaurvos, awrrjplds, (2) "/nerds, orpij- 
 
 pds. 
 1 Ovpds, ov, 6, subst. [" locus paululum cavatus, per quern navis in terram sub- 
 
 ducta, aut recens aedificata, in aquam deducitur et demittitur,] ' the stays,' 
 
 the hollow, down which a ship is launched. Ovpovs r Qeicadaipdy avD) b 1 ov- 
 
 pdvdv hev. B. 153. Syn.'OXkos. 
 Ovs, (bros, to, vid. Owds. 
 Obffla, as, fj, subst. [facultas, substantia, res,] means, substance. '[Is av 7rdp- 
 
 ovgt}s ovalas etcaoTos y. Helen. 1232. SYN. Ylepiovaia, xprjfxaTu, K'r^/zdrd, 
 
 vrraplls. EPIT H. 'itcav}), av^yi]. 
 OvtclcIio, ovtolisj, ovtti/jiI, et Ion. ovtchtkov, et imp. ovTijcraffKov, v. [cominus vulne- 
 
 ro,] to wound, to stab. OvraSov aaitds evpv TrdvatdXdv, ovbe bvvavro. N. 552. 
 
 See also k. 356. A. 658. 0. 745. and X. 3/5. Syn. Titpuhtkio, vvttu>, itXr^a^, 
 
 rv7TTta. 
 OvTlbavds, 1), dv, adj. [homo vel res nihili,] gctd for nothing. 7 H yap kcv bei- 
 
 Xos te Kal ovTibdvos KaXeoifxriv, A. 390» SYN. "Atijjos, avapW/Jilds, <f>avXos, 
 
 aoQevrfs, 
 OvtIs, ids, ace. Iv, 6 et fj, subst. [nemo,] nobody. Ovriv eyut irvfiarov ebdfxai 
 
 fiera oh ETapoi<rt. t. 369- 
 Ovno, et ovtojs, 1 adv. [sic, ita,] so, thus. Md^ ovtio roiovbe rdadvbe te Xaov 
 
 'ax<xiwv. B. 120. See also A. 131. Syn. 'its, d/uoius. 
 * Ovrds, avrt], tovto, pronom. [(l) hie, (2) heus,] (1) he, she, it, (2) harkye. 
 
 Ovtos, tX traa^eis ; b. YIpos BeCjv ge Xiffadfiai. Hec. 1 109. 
 
 1 OStus scribitur Dorice et ovtus. Damra. 
 
 0: 
 
0$EI OXET 649 
 
 y d<f>€i\eTr)s, ov, 6, et drpeiXeTts, Xbos, //, subst. [debitor,] a debtor. *Hv fxiv y 
 
 oQeiXerai 1 tX fxoi, {xviifiuiv irdvv. Nub. 484. See also Rhes.965. 
 'O0e/Xw, 2 aor. &(j>e\du y v. [debeo,] to owe, to be one's duty. ^FvxjJ h*9 ^V v ov 
 
 hvoiv d(j>ei\dfiey. Alcest. 728. SYN. Ae7 /it.* 
 'O0eXXw, v. [(l) debeo, 3 (2) augeo, amplifico, adjuvo,] to owe, to be one's duty ; 
 
 to augment, to benefit. 7 H\de jietcl \pe~ios to pa oi vas brjfxds dtyeXXe. 0. \J. 
 
 SYN. 'O^e/Xw, oipXeu), av^to, avftava), w(pe\e(o, ETvXbxbwfXt. 
 "6<pe\os, eos, to, subst. [utilitas, commodum, augmentum,] usefulness, benefit, 
 
 profit. "Os toi 7ro\\' oQeXos yivlTO tttoKei te Kai avrw. P. 152. SYN. 'ityeXij/id, 
 
 w<pE\eid f tl)(j)£Xrj(7Xs, ovqaXs, EirXKOvpXa, avfyoXs, Kepbos. 
 'OQeXrXds, ov, 6, P. N. [Opheltius.] Kai AoXo7ra KXvTXbrjv, ical 'O^eXriov j?o' 
 
 'AyeXaoV. A. 302. 
 'O00aX/ita, as, fj, subst. [ocularia aegritudo,] a disease or soreness in the eyes. 
 
 TavTrjs a7raXXai;eiv <je tt/s otydaX/uXas. Plu«t. 115. SYN. A-ij/urj. 
 'OcpdaXfxXdu), v. [aegritudine oculorum laboro,] to have sore eyes. Md tov At', 
 
 ov yap a.XX ETvypv ocpdaXuXuJv. Ran. 193. 
 'OtydaXfjiXbXdv, ov, to, subst. [ocellus,] a little eye, 'ibov biyov KepKov Xdyw, rw 
 
 , <j>daX/j.XbX(o 7TEpt\pfjv. Equit. 909« 
 'OtyQaXfios, ov, 6, subst. [oculus,] an eye. To7oX 8' dV ocpQaXfxCJv vEfds a\XHds 
 
 iLgev 'AQ^vri. O. 668. SYN. See"Qjj.ud. EPITH. Upodvuds, oXos, cvyyEvrjs, 
 
 dvirvos, tfjLEpdeis, offis, yXvKvs, f]fX£poaK07rds f KVKXoTEpijs, /jLEyds, naXos, oriXfiiov, 
 
 (p(t)<T([>dp6s. 
 'OtydaX/jLoreyKTos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [ex oeulis manans,] streaming from the eyes. 
 
 'OtyQaXixoTeyKTtf) beviTai TrXr]nnvpXhX. Alcest. 185. 
 '0<pdaXf.iOi>pvxos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [oculos effodiens,] digging out the eyes. 'AXX' 
 
 oi) Kapavr\oTTipEs otydaXuwpv-xpi. Eumen. 186. 
 'OQXovxds, ov, 6, subst. [anguitenens,] the name of a constellation. Tor bi caX 
 
 els wfiovs Kardyei fidyipov 'O^touyov. Arat. 7^. EPITH. AtyX>;eis, fipXapos, 
 
 (paeivouEios. 
 
 6<f>Xs, Xds, eos et Eos, d, subst. [serpens, anguis,] a serpent. '6bd£ eXd^6ur]v 
 
 u>s irdpeids oiv dipts. Plut. 690. SYN. Aod/cwv. EPITH. Topywtrds, aloXos, 
 
 aloXovuiTds, beads, irXupos, brjXrifjaov, oXoos, ovXojJiEvds, yQovXos, a/ui<pXEXiKTOs. 
 'Ocjjiojbrjs, 16s, 6 et >/, adj. [anguinus, plenus anguium,] snaky, covered with 
 
 snakes. *Os rds otyXwotos vl-uv. Olymp. 13. 89- 
 
 6<pXu)i>, 6vos, 6, P. N. [Ophion.] WpioTbv 'Oty'uov ILvpvvdfir} te. Apoll. 1. 503. 
 \'0<j>\toKavto, et o(pXu), f. 1)010, v. [damnor, crimini obnoxius sum,] to be fined 
 
 or condemned. IIdn}p 5' is avrov a^adiay otyXivKavei. Phcen. 775. See 
 
 also Med. 405. 
 
 Qtypd, adv. [ut, quo, donee,] in order that, until. "Q<ppd ettos eiTroifjiX to fiot 
 
 KdrdbopXov earl. X. 393. SYN. "07ri«;s, ws, Ivd, CIxtte. 
 
 0(j)pvrj, t)s, et otypvs, vtis, >/, subst. [supercilium,] an eye-brow, a brow. 2>/od- 
 
 tov, XettuUiv b 1 6(ppvrjv KddiiUEvos. Heracl. 395. See also Hipp. 290. Epith. 
 
 ^.Tvyvr), oi>Xri, Kvdvavyijs, kvavea, a/jflpocria, ulXatvd, (patbpd, EpaTi). 
 
 Otppvoeis, eaad, ev, adj. [excelsus, superbus,] built on t he brow of a hill, proud. 
 
 "iXids otypvdeaad nopi aixvyoiTo Kar &Kpr\s. X. 411. SYN. 'Hvt/joets, v\^t}Xos. 
 
 5^d, adv. [valde, longe, multum,] very, greatly. 'A^ortpw pev fidXXov' 
 
 yap k oy^' dpiOTtiv dnavTiov. M. 344. SYN.'E^oyd. 
 
 ^yET-qyds, ov, o, adj. [qui aquam derivat alicunde,] who conducts a stream, or 
 
 forms a channel, 'fis b' or* dvi)p d^trrfyos and Kpfjyrjs /uEXdvvbpov. ( l>. 257* 
 
 )y£ro$, ov, o, subst. [canalis,] a channel, aqueduct, sluice. ridpcKTpE7rovTEs 
 
 ox^-tov, Cjote pi) QdvEiv. Eur. Suppl. 1121. SYN. biappoi], bXwpv£. 
 
 1 Brunck, in the passage quoted, reads 'O^efArjTcu, though he retains the true readiDg '0</>et\c- 
 *js in the Ajax FI. 590. 
 
 2 On the various usages of this word, see Steph. Thcs. t. ii. j). 1500^7094. 
 
 3 The interpretation of debeo is here given to "0<pe\\a>, because it is sometimes used Ionice 
 r"0(p€l\a), see T. 200. H. 84. and other passages ; but it must be remembered that "OtpeiAw is 
 rver used in the sense of, ' to increase.' 
 
 Pros. Lex, 4 N 
 
6B0 OXEY OYAP 
 
 '6 X evs, im, Ion.^Js, 6, subst. [(1) pessulus, (2) lorum, (3) fibula,] a bolt, a 
 
 bar, a thong, a buckle. "Os oX vx avQlpHords tf^evs tetclto TpvQdXeirjs. T. 372. 
 
 SYN. 'lfias, icepiivri, fxoxXds, beafios. EPITH. Xpvaeids, fxaKpds, orXpapos, 
 
 aQivdpds, eurevKTos, dXvTos, diobji^Tds, aioXos. 
 '6xev(o t v. [coeo, ineo,] to be connected with. Ovtos 6 Xevdras 6 KopvirrXXos, 
 
 ei tXv d^ev<re7s. Theocr. 5. 147* 
 'O^tw, v. [veho, porto, persequor,] to bear, to carry, to pursue. 'Srinlaas, 
 
 oyeeiv, eirel ovk etX tt^XXkos kaaX. a. 297- SYN. Oepw, ko/ii^u), <f>ep<o, vTrd<peput t 
 
 VTTUjJlEVOJ, VTCeXaVVbJ. 
 
 "6x»7/ia, tiros, et dxos, eos, to, subst. [currus, vehiculum,] a chariot, a con- 
 veyance. 'A\plou 7T€Tpb) TrpoafiaXibv oxJ/^taros. Hipp. 1228. See also A. 419. 
 
 SYN."Apjud, bfypds, airYjvri, dyua£d. EPITH. "Imreidv, vaidv, ttuXXkov, dce/pw- 
 
 rov Cvyois, TTTEpotyopov, TToXvKapTrdv, TEdpirnrdv, OdXaaffOTrXayKTOV, Kirov, <f>Xd- 
 
 ytdv, TtoXvmoTcov. 
 'OffloXos, ov, 6, P. N. [Ochesius.] AItwX&v d~x dpiordv, 'O^ffiov ayXtiov vlov. 
 
 E. 843. 
 'Ox^ew, v. [graviter fero, indignor, ingemisco,] to be indignant, annoyed, or 
 
 grieved* 'Oxdn^as b' dpd eliri irpds ov fxeyaXi'iTopu Oufidv. A. 403. SYN. 
 
 "AyavaKrcoi, (3a.pvydfj.ai, XvirEOfjiai, novEio. 
 "Ox^n* V s i V> et t'X^ s > ov * ®» SUDst » [ a gg er > ri pa,] a mound, the bank of a river. 
 
 7LTr\oan£V0i b' iixdxovTo fidxn v TTOTdfiow nap' cy^as. 2. 533. See also Iph. T. 
 
 291. EPITH. BdQetd, TrerpXros, fivE/jdeis, eXawtyopos , ijeoTos, upos, ayXaoKap- 
 
 ttos, XtioXos, fAaXatcr), OaXepa, alireld, evbevbpds. 
 'OxXsu, f. iiato, SxXevu), et oxXl^o, f. Xau>, v. [moveo cum molestia, turbo, 
 
 vexo,] to move with trouble, to disturb, to vex. '6y\e7s, avdeis r' tiv, ovk tiv 
 
 aXyvvais ttXeov. CE. R. 446\ See also 1. 242. Syn. 'EyovXeoi, rdpaaau), 
 
 eKTcLpaffcu), €fi7rdbi£it), tivXtiw, kuiXvcj, f/oxXevw. 
 ^OxXypos, a, op, adj. [molestus, turbuleutus,] troublesome, turbulent. 'OyXiflods 
 
 "lad* &v' Kal Tax dxydijaet j3ta. Helen. 451. SYN. 'AXyeivos, tirjb^s, KXdvdeis. 
 *OxXos, ov, 6, subst. [(1) turba, multitude hominum ; (2) molestia,] a crowd, 
 
 trouble, annoyance. 'AAV i\v txeqX avrdv dxXos vireptyvris dads. Plut. 750. 
 
 SYN. "OfiiXds, dopvfids, rdpdx>7» EPITH. N>/v£^uos, 7rdroirXds, /7T7rdri/s, BrjXvye- 
 
 vrjs, fxvpXds, direipeaXds, tidvpoyXuoods. 
 'Ox/uac?w, f. tiou>, v. [constringo,] to bind, to fasten. 'YxprjXoKprifivois tov Xewp- 
 
 ydv ox/idorat. P. V. 5. SYN. Kdrexw, btu), otyiyyu), Kdrdbeit), beafxevcj, avv- 
 
 axTio. 
 *Ox vr }» V s * ht subst. [pirum,] a pear. ITavrd 5' evaXXd yivoird' KaX a tzXtvs b"x~ 
 
 vtis epeUau Theocr. 1. 134. 
 "Oxfo, eos, to. Vid."6x^d. 
 "Oxds, ov, 6, subst. [qui continet aliquid, ut currus, portus, vel cubile,] a safe } l 
 
 receptacle. Ov yap laav XXfXEves vr\G>v dypX, ohb' ETrXioyai. e. 404. 
 *6xvpos, d, dv, adj. [munitus, firmus, tutus,] fortified, defended, strong, safe. 
 ' ^Oyvpoidl 7rapd£Vu>aX (^povpovvTai KaXtis. Iph. A. 738. SYN. 'Ex^/oos, Epvfxvds, 
 
 GTEpEds, l<rx v P° s > o.a(f>aXrjs, 
 *'6xvpu)s, adv. [firmiter, tuto,] firmjy, safely. 'Ox^pws yV eirj KardyripaaKeiv, 
 
 Med. 124. 
 *0^/, ottos, fj, subst. [vox,] a voice. KipKrjs evbdv aKovdv deibovaris dnX KaXrj, 
 
 k. 221. SYN. Avbt), (jxovrl, KXybiov, (jx^vrjfid, (pdoyyos, j3dct } Xdx^h EPlTH. 
 
 "Yardrih dpprjTos, ivavrXa, aHfivErds, bv<T^vnj3Xr)Tos, <j>dvEpd, (pdevvrj, evdpoas, 
 
 KXvrrj, a/jfipooXa, bid, fjLEXiyrjpijs, dEdfXEpr)s, Bea-KEoXos, mKportirr]. 
 '0\pafj.)'iTT)s, ov, 6, subst. [messor vespertinus,] one who reaps till late in the 
 
 evening. MiXojv oipajuarti, TTETpas d7rdfCo/x/i' dTepdfxvto. Theocr. 10. 7» 
 "Oxptivdv, ov, to, subst. [visum,] a sight. Ovtoi /udraiov avbpos o^dvov 7rc\et. 
 
 Choeph. 527- Syn. See'O^rs. 
 7 Oxpdpdrr}s, ov, 6, subst. [qui sero arat, qui tardius arat, et post tempus,] one. ^ 
 
 who is engaged late in ploughing, or who ploughs too late. Qvtw k\ d^dporiys V' 
 
 vpwrrjpoTrj l<Td(j>dpi£oi, Hes. Dp. 488. 
 
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 'O^e, adv. [sero, longo post tempore,] too- late, after a long time. 'Ctye 
 
 KaKais eXdot oXeoas diro iravrds Iraipovs. i. 534. SYN. Arjpdv, ypdvig. 
 
 'Oxpelto, v. [videre cupio,] to desire to see. T£ R ot V oxpeiovres dvTrjs Kal irdXe- 
 
 fxoio. E. 37> 
 'OxpXydvds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [post natus, posterus,] born long after, in the plur. 
 
 posterity. Alvaperrj' rls oev dXXos tivrjOETai 6\pXydvos trip. IT. 31. SYN. 
 
 "Oxpt/uos. 
 'OibiKoiros, ov, o et r/, adj. [sere dormiens,] late-sleeping. 'Ev o^Xkoitols 6' 
 
 ofx/uaai j3Xdj3as e^w. A gam. 862. 
 "0\pi/jds t ov, 6 et rj, et * oxpws, a, ov, adj. [serus, serotinus,] late. "0\bX/ndv, 
 
 o^tTeXeorov, dov aXeos ov ttot oXelrat. B. 325. See also Isthm. 4. 59> SYN. 
 
 'O^tyoVo's. 
 'Otypdds, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [tarde vel sero sapiens,] slowly wise, wise by expe- 
 rience. "Ayiov oijsXvdov Ovydrepd TTpo-(f)d<TXv. Pyth. 5. 36. 
 *"0\LXds, a, ov, vid. "0\pX/uds. 
 
 "0\pis, ews, fi, subst. [vultus, os, visus,] the look, countenance, sight, appear- 
 ance, vision. "Oi//et b' our' dp tclo ov efxovs this, ovr dp eytb crovs. T. 205. 
 
 SYN. "Oibdvov, opafid, dpaoXs, diriOTrij, bepyfxd. EPITH. 'Ayddi), dpei.XX'xps, 
 
 evvv^ds, {field, TrdvoirXds, yvvatKela, evbaifiLOv, deXiTTos, tydvepd, dXrjdijs, \api- 
 
 earad, orvyv}), Tntcpa, tyaibpa, ifiepdeood. 
 'OipXreXeoTds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [sero flnitus,] completed late. See in" Otyfjtb's. 
 "Oxbtiv, ov, to, subst. [opsonium ; id quod una cum pane comedimus,] a relish, 
 
 a savour. "0\pov t doaifii 7rpoTdfxujv, Kal olvov i-Kioy&v. I. 485. SYN. BptD/id. 
 
 EPITH. Mevdeiices, ttovtXov. 
 'OxpoQdyeio, v. [opsonia devoro,] to devour dainties, to be a glutton. OuS' 
 
 6\pd(j)dye~tv, ovbe KX^Xigeiv. Nub. 979- 
 'OxpdQdyds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [qui opsoniis inhiat,] gluttonous. Topydvls 6\p6- 
 
 <j)dyou Pax 810. SYN. Aaifxapyos, dbrjtydyds. 
 'Oxpiovew, v. [opsonia coemo, opsono,] to buy provisions. Ovrtis o^iovelv Zoik 
 
 avdpionos ettX TijpavvXbX. Vesp. 495. 
 
 n. 
 
 * Hdydarai, dv t al, P. N. [Pagasae,] a promoutory of Magnesia. KXeiovrtit 
 
 Tidydaai MayvTjrXbes' a/jtyX be Xatov. Apoll. 1. 238. 
 riaydo-aTc/s, Ion. * Udydo^Xds, a, ov, et * TldydorjXs, Xbds, %, adj. [PagasaBUS,] of 
 
 Pagasze. Ildv o' dXcros Kal fiw/jos 'AroXXiovos Hdydaalov. Hes. Scut. 70. See 
 
 also Apoll. 1. 524. and Apoll. 1. 318. 
 Ylayyaldv, ov, to, P. N. [Pangaeus,] a mountain in Thrace. BoX/37/s & eXewv 
 
 hdvdKd, Ylayy alov t opds. Pers. 500. 
 MayyXioooXa, as, >/, subst. [loquacitas,] loquacity. Mddovres hi, Xafipoi 7ray- 
 
 yXwcroXa. Olymp. 2. 157. SYN. AdAia, dboXe(T\Xa, tyXvapXa. . 
 $AdyiTU)br]s, ids, 6 et >/, adj. [gelu constrictus,] frozen, chill. Oepfiov t2 Kal 
 
 irdyeTu>bes. Philoct. 1110. Sy N. KpvoTaXXoTrrjKTds, Kpvepos, ypv^pds. 
 Ildyr), rjs, et wdyu, xbds, y, subst. [laqueus, decipulum,]- a noose, a trap. Ti- 
 
 veiv erreiirep Kal irdyas vTrepKoirovs. Agam. 79^- See also Batrach. 50. SYN. 
 
 Aiktvov, dpKvs. EPITH. AdXoeaod, Kpv7TTi), it oXvt ponds, 7rX~Kpa, aTdvdeaad. PhR. 
 
 EvXXvos boXds, fivCiv dXeretpd, biKTvoKXivoTos //»/)(dc//. 
 lay Kaiv lotos, ov, o et ?/, adj. {semper vel omnino recens,] always, or entirely 
 
 fresh or new. KrjKibd -wayKaivLOTov, elfidriov (3d(f>us. Agam. 933. 
 TayicdKos, compar. Xlov, superl. tords, r\, dv, adj. [omnino malus,] altogether 
 
 or very bad. T ft irayKdKioTe, tovt6 yap v eitrelv l^to. Med. 466. Syn. See 
 
 Kdk'os. 
 
 layKdKcos, adv. [pessime,] very badly. A^'ots ,ws 7ravr« TvayKdKws. Pers. 287* 
 
 Syn. See KdK&s. 
 
652 nArK iiaia 
 
 TlayKaXds, ov, 6 ct f} f adj. [omnino pulcher yel pulcherrimus,] very beautiful. 
 
 Kctt rdoye x €l P as KayicdXovs %x eiV ft *0V» Plut. 1019* SYN. See KaXds. 
 Tlayi,aXa>s, adv. [pulcherrinie,] most beautifully. 'AXyeT fjiev, ctXyel, 7ray»caXws 
 
 S' dXyvverai. Eur. fr. Beller. 16. 7- Syn. See KaXws. 
 riayK:a(07ros, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [fructum omnigenum habens, fructuosus,] having 
 fruits of all kinds, all-fruitful. TLdXvOTtfrjs (55' elp-rre nayKapirov bdyvrjs. 
 (E. R. S3. 
 Hay KaTaparvs, ov, b et ?/, et * trayicaTairvyiov, ovds, adj. [omnino abominandus,] 
 very abominable. Als ovbe fxerTiv itdvv rov ndXefiov ; b. Kal fi^v, to 7rayKdrd- 
 pare. Lysistr. 588. See also Lysistr. 137. Syn. See Kdrdpards. 
 UayKevdrjs, eds, 6 et v], adj. [omnia contegens,] all-concealing. Mdpp rav 
 
 TvayKevdT] Kario. CE. C. 1563. 
 FlayfcXauros,' et 7rayfcXai/oros, ov, b et 7/, adj. [(1) omnino lamentabilis, (2) 
 semper lugens,] altogether lamentable, ever-wailing. "Arris, dOev irdyKXavrdv 
 e£ciju£ Bepos. Pers. 827. 
 n.ayic\r}pia, as, fj, subst. [tota haereditas,] an intire inheritanoe or property. 
 
 Kcti bio/jed, Kal aijv TrapaXafiibv irayKXyplav. Ion 813. SYN. Tla/HTrrjoia. 
 IlayKXT/pos, ov,6 et >/, adj. [haeres ex asse,] inheriting or possessing everything. 
 
 Ovk €ff-)(£S dv iror ovre wayKXi'ipovs bo/uovs. Ion 154-2. 
 TldyKoivds, ov, 6 et y, adj. [omnibus communis, publicus,] all-common, pub- 
 lic. IlXjjyets deov fidariyl irayKoivtf) 'bd/jrj. Sept. Theb. 604. SYN. See 
 Kotvos. 
 UayKoirrjs, ov, b et fj, adj. [qui omnes sopit,] all-lulling, Tai> irayKoirav o0' 
 
 6pm 8a.Xajj.dv. Antig. 813. 
 
 TJayKovirds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [(l) roulto pulvere adspersus, (2) omne genus cer- 
 
 taminis expertus,] (1) covered all over with dust, (2) trying every mode of 
 
 contest. Tia finXriKr a re ay Koviriir Q-rjXddv. Trach. 505. SYN. (2) IloXv7r ovds. 
 
 UayKparrjs, eos, 6 et fj, adj. [omnipotens,] all powerful. Kai ov irayKpares 
 
 Kdpa. Thesm. 317. 
 YlayKparXov, ov, to, subst. [pancratium,] a festival comprehending all the 
 Grecian games. Kai irayKparlov y vTtaXev\>a\iivois veavtKws. Pax 897- Syn. 
 ^AdXrjots, 7rdXr]. 
 HayicpoTws, adv. [magno cum strepitu,] with great noise. IreiXaad \al(pos 
 
 iraytcpdrios epeaaerai. iEsch. Suppl. 731. 
 Uayos, ov, b, subst. [collis,] a hill, a bank. npoairaaadXevau) twS' airavdpunry 
 irdyw. P. V. 20. SYN. Ad(pds, fiovids, Trerpa, oyftds. EPITH. Evrei^s, 
 eXawtyvrjs, dpeids, alwijs, ocppvoets, arixpeXos, upbs. 
 Udyovpds, ov, 6, subst. [cancri genus, pagyrus,] a kind of crab. "WaQlov be 
 
 rovs ndyovpovs avrl rroias ^/IrjbXtcfjs. Equity 606. SYN. KapKivos. 
 UayxaXKEos, et TrdyyaXxos, ov, b et y, adj. [totus aureus,] covered with brass. 
 "Avbpd rov o<ttis 06' earl, Kal el irayyaXKEdv'iaye*- Apoll. 4. 1655. See also 
 Heracl. 277« SYN. XoXkcos, x,dXK€tds, Kara^aXfcos. 
 Hay xprjcrrds, ov, b et fj, adj. [omnino bonus,] excellent. Hdyxprjtrrdv ayyos 
 
 earai. Acharn. 936. Syn. See Xprjtrrds. 
 Ylayxpioros, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [omnino inunctus,] intirely anointed or besmeared. 
 
 Tas iretdovs 7rayYjo/oT^. Trach. 663. 
 ITcty^i vads, et 7cayxpv<i£os, ov, b et >/, adj. [totus aureus,] covered with gold, 
 all gold. 'AvbpQv dpioTtov, ol rd Trdyypvoov bepos. Med. 5. See also 
 Apoll. 4. 120. SYN. Xpvtreds. 
 Yldyxy, vid. Yldvv. 
 
 Tlddr], rjs, 7rddr)ols, r/, 7rddrjfxd, drds, et rradds, eds, rb, subst. [calamitas, infortu- 
 nium, clades, a^rumna,] sufTering, feeling, calamity, distress. MeXeav irddav. 
 Antig. 978. See also Iph. T. 671. and Orest. 834. Syn. Ivfitydpa, bvarvyla, 
 Tv^y. EPITH. Kpi/7m), beivij, 7repio-<j)), <f)dvia, irdXinrdvds, fieyaXfj, /neXea, 
 pporeids, dirpoarbdisriTds, apydXea, mtcpd, ^dX£7r>), olneia. 
 riaidv, aros, vao'jtay, ovds, et naiojv, (bids, b, subst. [(1) hymnus in laudem 
 Apollinis, necnon Dian* ; (2) hymnus in Ironore cujuslibet dei ; (3) Apollo, 
 
I1AIA IIAIA 653 
 
 ut medicus, (4) medicus,] a hymn in honor of Apollo or Diana, or of any 
 god ; Apollo; a deliverer from disease. Ucuav be Xauiret, trrtivoeaod te yypvs 
 duavXds. CE. R. 187- See also A. 473. and Agam. 98. Syn. "Yuvds, 
 'AttoAXwi', Xarpos. 
 
 * YlaiaviZu), f. Xcroj, V. [accino,] to chaunt. 'OXoXvyuov Xlpdv evulvy TraiavXoov. 
 Sept. Theb. 254. 
 
 Udlyud, arus, to, iraiyvXa, as, ?/, iraiyvXdv, ov, to, et iraiyuos, ov, 6, subst. [ludus, 
 res ludicra, ludibrium,] sport, play, a laughiug-stock. 'Upos Xlpd vaiypa.ru 
 fipEuy. Batch. l6l. See also Lvsistr. 701. and Call. 4. 324. Syn. "Eu- 
 traiyud, ddvpud, Zopry, naibXa. 
 
 Uatbayvyew, v. [instituo, rego,] to instruct, regulate. T H ircabayioyelv yap Toy 
 OTrXiTrjv yolh)V\ Heracl. 72°. SYN. Uaibevu), iduvto. 
 
 TLaibdywyXa, as, y, subst. [iustitutio, moderatio,] instruction, education, gui- 
 dance, attention. Noayud Kybevomd 7raibayo)yXa. Orest. 881. SYN. MdOyaXs, 
 Traibeta, wpa. 
 
 Tlaibaytoyds, ov, 6, subst. [puerorura custos et formator. Vid. Steph. Thes.] 
 an attendant on the children of the wealthy. T H Trpeafii) iraibdywy' 'Epe^- 
 Qews, irdTpos. Ion 725. 
 
 YlaibdpXov, 1 vid. UaibXor. 
 
 Tlaibeia, as, y, 7raibevua, urds, to, et iralbevoXs, eus, y, subst. [institutio, disci- 
 plina,] education, discipline. TlXefcrdv Alyv-n-rov naibeiav. Troad. 128. See 
 also Audrom. 100,0. and Nub. 932. Syn. TLaibdywyXa, bxbdx>), bxba?Xs, 
 uddyud. EpiTH. Ireppa, 7rXeKTy, dyddy. 
 
 Vlaibeids, ov, 6 et y, et naibXitos, y, ov, adj. [puerilis,] puerile. Mepos Xdxov- 
 odv, ovte iraibeiov Tpdtpys. Antig. 930. See also Theocr. 23. 32. 
 
 * Ilaibepaarris, ov, 6, subst. [psedico,] a lover of boys. Mot^e, 7raiC£paard. 
 Acharn. 264. 
 
 Haibevud, et TraibevoXs, vid. Tlaibeia. 
 
 Uaibevio, v. [instituo,] to educate children, to chastise. Et uy yvva~itcas o&typdvas 
 
 iraibeveTE. Andron. 599- SYN. AiSdoxw, rratbdy wyE<o, eicbXbaffKtt), vov6eteo>, 
 
 KoXagoj. 
 JJaibXd, as, ?/, subst. [Indus, jocus,] play, sport. Uapovrd jioyfitav, naibXav 
 
 elvai bdKtov. P. V. 322. 
 Haibidv, et7r a ibdpXov, ov, to, * TraibicrKos, ov,6, et * TraibtaKrj, ys, y, [subst.] pue- 
 
 rulus,] a little boy, a child. Xepo-i Kpdrel, nuts napd piXy norX naibXa fiaXXet. 
 
 Theocr, 23. 5. See also Plut. 536. Eccles. 1136. and Acharn. 1146. Syn. 
 
 Tekvov. 
 Tlaibvds, y, o>, subst. [adolescens. Vid. Damm. et Steph. Thes.] a full-grown 
 
 boy. Tlaibvds ecov, KaT&Kipr&v EiruTirbuEvos' bXd # avrwv. to. 337« 
 Ylaibdfiopds, ov, 6 et y, adj. [natos devorans,] devouring children. Ylaibdfiopoi 
 
 ukv Tcp&Tov vn-fjpHdv. Choepli. 1055. Syn. See Tlaibocpovos. 
 Ylatboydids, ov, 6 et y, adj. [liberos procreans,] producing children. Jlaibd- 
 
 yovE, iropXds 'Ivdxov. Eur. Suppl. 639- SYN. TlaiboTrows, aKotTys. 
 HaiboKTdvEU), v. [liberos interficio,] to slay children. TlaiboKTovyaus, bupd 
 
 QpiyKwoaiKaKols. Here. F. 1271. 
 ilaiboKTovos, iraibotyovds, ov, 6 et y, TraiboXtTtop, tipds, 6, 7raibuXET€ipd, as, ?/, et 
 
 iraibdXvuas, ov, 6 et y, subst. [liberoruru interfector,] murderer of children. 
 
 Mavias r* in uvbpX Twbl Ka\ natboKTovovs. Here. F. 831. See also Med. 1404. 
 
 Med. 1390. Med. 845. and Choeph. 595. Syn. Tlaibdfiopds, TEKvuXiryp, 
 
 TEKVOKTOt'OS. 
 
 TlaiboTTouio, et TratbovpyEio, v. [liberos procreo,] to beget children. 2u b' dXXd 
 XeKTpop iraiboTroiijaai Xdfiuv. Orest. 1079. See also Ion 174. Syn. Ttwo-w, 
 yewdw, (f>vTevio. 
 
 YlatboTTotds, ov, 6 et y, adj. [liberos generans,] child-begetting. See An- 
 drom. 4. 
 
 1 Ua&aptw is used as a term of endearment. 
 
654 IIAIA nAIft 
 
 UaiboTpt/h]s t ov, 6, subst. [ludimagister,] a trainer of boys, a wrestling-master. 
 
 *Ev TraiborpXpov be rXvd nakriv efxdvddves', Equit. 1235. SYN. TLaibtiywyos. 
 UaiboTptfiiKws, adv. [more ludimagistri,] like a wrestling-master. 'AW cv 
 
 Xeyeis Kat 7raiborpX(3XKws ravrdyl. Equit. 492. 
 Haiborpofea), v. [pueros educo,] to bring up a child. Uu>s ravrrjv iraibdrpo- 
 
 <pr)oa> ; Lysistr. 956'. 
 TlaiboTpofyos, ov, 6 et ^, subst. [puerorum educator,] one who maintains chil- 
 dren. JJdrepd, ray re TraiboTpbcpov, ^ fidrav. Here. F. 903. (A double doch- 
 
 miac.) Syn. Kovporpofos, rpotyos, 
 HaiboTpowds, ov, 6 et ri, adj. [a liberis afflictus,] inflicted by children. IToXXa 
 
 &' ETVfxa. 7rcuSorpwra. Eumen. 499» 
 Tlaibovpyeio, vid. Uaiboirotecj. 
 TlaibovpyXa, as, et iraibd-rroua, fj, subst. [liberorum procrealio,] procreation. 
 
 To7s o\aXv avrov bvoreicvov iraibovpyXav, CE. R. 1248. 
 Tlaibofdvos, vid. UatboKTovos. 
 ILu£w, Dor. nato-bio, f. £w vel (rw, v. [ludo, illudo, jocor,] to play, to baffle, 
 
 to joke. TLaielei irpos fjfxds beenrurrjs, ?^ fiaiveTai; Here. F. 9^7* Syn. '£^u- 
 
 Trai£to, ^Xeva^u). 
 Tlairjojv, vid. Tlaiav. 
 TiawvXa, as, r/, P. N. [Paeonia,] a nation of Thrace. EI/*' etc TLaidvXns ZpXfitljXov, 
 
 r^od' eovarjs. ®. 154*. EPITH. 'Ept/3w\a|. 
 Uaidves, wv, ol, P. N. [Paeones,] the Paeonians, the inhabitants of Paeonia. 
 
 Avrtip o fifj p Xevat fxerti Tlaidvds tTnroKdpvGTas. $. 205. EPITH. 'Aytfi/Ao- 
 
 rotyt. 
 UaidvXbris, ov, 6, patronym. [Paeonides,] the son of Paeon. 7 H, «ra< TlawvXbrfv 
 
 bovpiKkvTov e'^evapi^ev. A. 3()8. 
 ITai7ra\77, rjs, fj, et 7ranra\r)fxa, tiros, to, subst. [(l) pollen, farina tenuissima, (2) 
 
 versutia,] fine flour; subtlety, a knave. Aeyeiv yev^aei rpififid, KpdrdXdv, 
 
 iranrdXrj. Nub. 260. See also Ayes 430. SYN. (2) KepbdXeo(j>p(ov, irtivovpybs. 
 UanraXoeis, eaoti, ev, et 7ranrdXds, ov, adj. [arduus, saxosus,] rough, craggy. 
 
 AvtXko. b* e£ opeos Kdreflriardrd 7ranraXdevTos. N. 17. See also Call. 3. 194. 
 
 SYN. Tpajfis, oKpXoeis, KdraKprj/jLvos, Kpctvaos. 
 Hals, et poet, irtils, iralbbs, 6 et //, [(1) puer, (2) fllius, (3) servus,] a boy, a 
 
 child, a servant, Gallied gar^on. Avolv be iralboiv bvd veicpu) Karo^erai. Hec. 
 
 45. ; SYN. KdjOos, vlos, iraibXov, TtaiblaKos, bovXds. EPITH. Qpovbos, aKorXos, 
 
 yevvalos, dyditj]Tos, tiXbrjXos, apfTTpeTn)s, dpiarbs, a.TaXa(j)piov, a<j>veios, epareivos, 
 
 Kpdrepos, vf]7rXds, oXXyos, optytivXKos, ff/umepos, <f>XXos, ayaicXvTds, Ka.Kdfi.r)bf)s, Kpdre- 
 
 po(f>p(»)v, vrjirXdxps, irtivd&pXds, Trd\vrpd7ros, rrjXvyeTris, irpuiQ-qfios, rrj\ed&b)v, duv- 
 
 fnov, reds, vetipos, V7repdvfjids, tiyavos, tinoTfjios, KvbdXXfids, ti<j>avpos, jjLeytiXi'irwp, 
 
 oxJsXydvos. 1 
 HaHpaaffb), v. [oculos acriter circumfero, palpito,] to gaze fiercely round, to 
 
 palpitate. Aliprj Kap^tiXeos* Tratyaaoe be rovb' dvd y&pov. Apoll. 4. 1442. 
 Ylaio), vel Taiffio, f. rjaut, v. [percutio,] to strike, tlaleiv Trpodv^el, icouodv el 
 
 5' ijTT ah-)(evd. Hec. 562. SYN. Wdraaaht, tvtttio, icpovu), TrXfoau), (iaXXcj, 
 
 dpaaffh), belpu), alicicta). 
 Tlaiojv, medicus, vid. Ylaiav, TIatojv, vid. Tlaidves. 
 Uatm'l£(o, vel melius TJaiavi£u>, v. [accino,] to sing a paean. 'oXoXvyfidv 
 
 Xepov €Vfj.ep?j TraidvXffov. Sept. Theb. 254. SYN. 'Yfiveio, ev(pr)fxl(a, 
 TlaiwvXos, a, 6v, adj. [medicus,] of Apollo, healing. UanavXaiat xepffXv. 
 
 Acbarn. 1223. SYN. 'Afctat/xos, dbvvritytirds. 
 
 1 li Notanda hsec sunt aetatum discrimir.a : fipe<pos, rb yevpijdev cvdews. TlaiSlov, rb rpe^>6fieuov 
 vnb rrjs ridrjvov' iraiddpiov, rb jjdrj irepiirarovv Kal Ac|ea'S avr^x^vov TrcuSicrnos, 5 iv rfj ix^^V 
 (statim ilium priorem excipiente) yXiKtcf,, astate : irciis 5e, 6 di iyicvH\lwv fiaB^/xdruv Svvd/xcvos 
 levcu. Hanc subsequentem aetatem vocant rbv ird\\i}Ka, fioviraiSa, avritraiZa, /neWetptjfiov, quaj 
 quatuor notant idem. Sed non omnium horum proprietas ubique est quasrenda." Vid. doctiss. 
 Dammii Lexicon Pindaricum in v. Ileus. 
 
IIAKT nAAH 655 
 
 TlaKTdu), v. [compingo, claudo,] to fasten, to close. Kal biofxu tt&ktov fjnjh* 
 
 eiruTKTivovs yoovs. Aj. Fl. 579* SYN. fypaooio, kXeiio, aaLpaXi$,b^.at.. 
 UaKrioXos, ov, P. N. [Pactolus,] a river in Lydia. *H ore KaXd vaovrds ett 
 
 ocppvai UxiKrioXolu. Apoll. 4. 1300. EPITH. Xpvaavyt]s t fieyas, euyjovaos, 
 
 Mrjuvios. 
 fld\at et TTpoTraXai, adv. [jampridem, quondam, olim,] long ago, formerly. 
 
 ridXat KvvrjyeTovvTa Kal /jietpov^evov. Aj. Fl. 5. See also Equit. 1159. Syn. 
 
 lipdrepov, irdpos, etc ndXaiov, efXTrpoaQlv. 
 TlaXaiycvrjs, ids, et ndXaiyovos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [olim natus, priscus,] formerly 
 
 born, ancient. HaXaiyeiewv Xri^ova aoibav. Med. 422. See also Olymp. 
 
 14. 5. SYN. Hpdydi'ds, TtpoyeveoTipos, iraXaios, 7rpetTpvTr)s, yepaios. 
 ndXat/jtoveuf, vid. UdXalio. 
 YldXaijitov, ovos, 6, P. N. [Palaemon.] AeoTrord TlaXainbv, IXeios f]p,lv ylvov, 
 
 Iph. T. 272. PHR. Uovrias vrals AevkoBsos, vewv (f>vXa%. 
 T\dXaidfjiTjT(op, vpds, adj. [antiquae matris,] of an ancient mother, 'iw Zev, rds 
 
 TTaXaid/jLaTopos. Eur. Suppl. 6*38. 
 UaXatds, a, ov, adj. [priscus, antiquus,] ancient, worn out, obsolete, frivolous. 
 
 ITdXaid Kaiv&v XtiTTETai Krjbev/xaTcov. Med. J5. SYN. 'ilyvyios, ap^aios, ye- 
 
 palos, ap^aius, 
 Tla.XaidTT)s, rjrds, t), subst. [antiquitas,] antiquity. TLdXaioTTjs yap r« Xoyat y 
 
 ZvevrirXs. Helen. 1055. 
 UaXatoippiov, ovos, 6 et rj, adj. [vetulus,] old, having antiquated notions. Te- 
 
 vovs ndXaiotppiov fisyds. JEscb. Suppl. 6*01. SYN. UdXaios, ap^ald (ppdvwv. 
 ndXaitTfid, dros, to, et ndXaia^ioavvrj, tjs, >/, subst. [certamen,] a contest. Yld- 
 
 Xaifffid /jeXeas. Hipp. 817. See also 0. 126. SYN.^AQX^ais, dyiov, 7rd\?7. 
 
 EPITH. Aeirov, yviofidpes, virepoirXdv. 
 UdXataTTis, ov, 6, subst. [luctator,] a wrestler, a combatant. Aetvos 7rdXcuoT/)s rjv* 
 
 ekXive yap icepas. Eur. Suppl. 714. SyN."A0X^s. 
 ridXa/arpa,as, jj, subst. [palaestra,] the wrestling school. Apd/uovs, 7raXaiffTpas 
 
 t ovk dvaa-^ETOvs ejuol. Androm. 5^7- Syn. Tvfxvdaiov. 
 UdXa(<pdTos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [olim dictus, celeber,] said of old, of ancient 
 
 renown. 'fl noiroX, % fxdXd bt) fit irakaitydrd Oefftydd' ifcdvei. t. 507* SYN. 
 
 IldXat^s. 
 UdXaixdojv, dvos, 6 et r), adj. et (2) P. N. [(1) qui regionem olim possidet, (2) 
 
 Palrechthon,] (1) anciently possessing the land ; Palaechthon. Tt pe£eis 7rd- 
 
 Xalxddv "Aprjs ; Trpbbu>-oeis. Sept. Theb. 101. (A double dochmiac.) 
 ITdXa/w, et IldXcu/idVew, v. [luctor,] to wrestle or contend with. Kai rv ke 
 
 to Tpirdv avTXs dvailavT ETtdXatov. Y. 733. See also Pyth. 2. 112. Syn. 
 
 kidfjLdypnai. 
 TldXdfxddfiai, v. [administro, machinor,] to manage, to contrive. Vlpbs -avrd 
 
 KXelov Kal TrdXdfxuadio. Acharn. 659« SYN. Ttj(va^6/iat, urj-)(dvddfiat. 
 TldXafiri, V s i V> subst. [palma mantis, manus,] the palm of the hand, the hand. 
 
 Bi(3aKE fr'ATpeibas dXo%ov TrdXdfxais. Androm. 1026. SYN. Xe/p. EPITH. 
 
 'Avbpd(j)dvds, alfxo(Dd(pf]s, dnTdXEfuos, iratbotyovus, TanEoXyjiuos, Kparipd. 
 YldXdfjirjbrjs, Ids, 0, P. N. [Palamedes.] EvviJKd' YldXdfjiyibovs oe Tifiiopei <puvos. 
 
 Orest. 427- EPITH. Idocppwv, avTiOios. 
 TldXapva'ids, d, 6v, adj. ["cEede contaminatus,] btained with murder. WeirXdv 
 
 6fiudTU)v irpddeadai. b. fui) -rrdXafivalov Xdj3u) ; Iph. T. 1226. SYN. tyuievs, 
 
 avTG%eip, dwoTpdiralos, inxpos, /Jidpds, <pdvios. 
 ndXdatd, wv, tU, subst. [ficus consectae,] minced figs. Twv te 7rdXuaXtov ekei- 
 
 vlov. Pax 574. 
 HdXaaaio, v. [conspergo, inquino, sortior,] to besprinkle, to pollute, to cast lots. 
 
 Af/idri t eyKEtpdXat te TrdXalji^EV aonZTov ovbds. v. otyb. SYN. Bpeyai, fxo- 
 
 \vvio, fjidXatroio, 7rdXvv<jj. 
 IldX?;, tjs, 7), subst. [lucta,] a wrestling, a struggle. KiKtoaX,7rvyfJiijv Kal 7rdXrjv t 
 
 fiovtpoppid. Alcest. 1050. SYN. IldXcua/id, ■KdXaia^otrvvi]. EPITH. KaXXtvt- 
 
 kos, evndXdfxos, Kpdrata. 
 
656 IIAAl IIAAI 
 
 * YldXiyyXioaads, ov, b et fj, adj. [contraria lingua utens, contrarium priori so- 
 nans,] using a different language, false. Bapfldpds ovtI irdXiyyXwaaos noXXs. 
 Isthm. 6. 35. SyN. UdXiXXuyus. 
 
 TlaXtyKa.7n]Xds, ov, 6, adj. [qui a caupone emit et rursus vendit,] a retailer of 
 provisions. 'Epjj,rjv irdXiyicd7rr}XQi> i]/uds Set rpECpetv ; Plut. 1 156. 
 
 HaXly Kurds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [denuo iratus, infestus,] again angry, resentful, 
 hostile. "Aypius el npos iravrd irdXiynuTus, rj vnEpoTrriis. Theocr. 22. 58. SYN. 
 ^.rvyvos, l^dpus. 
 
 TIaXiyKUTojs, adv. [anirno iterum infesto, iracunde,] with repeated wrath, in- 
 dignantly. Qepeiv to. oviixlirrovTa fxrj 7raXiyKurojs. Eur. fr. (Enom. 3. 2. 
 
 ITa\<, et -ndXXv, adv. [retro, iterum, de integro,] back, again, afresh. "Ey^et, 
 teal irdXXv elne. Call. Ep. 30. 1. See also Hec. 944. "EfjnrdXXv, avdXs, efavQXs, 
 a\^, 7rdXifjnrETES. 
 
 ridXtWoyds, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [iterum collectus, dicta repetens,] collected toge- 
 ther again, repeating what has been said. Aaovs ovk etteolke TrdXlXXuyd Tavr 
 ETrdyeipeiv. A. 126. SYN. YlaXXvayperus. 
 
 HaXifjifiajuus, ov, 6 et r), adj. [retrogradus,] moving backward. *A ^ev ov& 
 Iot&v 7rdXifij3a~[iovs. Pyth. 9» 33. SYN. XldXlaavrds, iraXivrpuirus, TraXtp- 
 
 7TETrjS. 
 
 JldXijuftXaarrjs, eds, et 7rdX//Lt/3Xaord.?, 6 et?), adj. [iterum germinans,] spring- 
 ing afresh. Trjr r aficpXupavov koX TrdXifjifiXaarrr} Kvvd. Here. F. 1265. 
 
 IldXififjirjKrjs, eds, 6 et >;, adj. [duplicatus longitudine, praelongus,] double in 
 length, very long. IldXiju^o/K// ypdvov rXdelaai. Agam. 189* Syn. Ha^fxr)- 
 kxjs, /jtaicpds. 
 
 YldXtfiTrer^s, eus.b et rj, adj. [retro festinans,] flying or hastening back. Avrdp 
 dy els erepwae TrdXifXTreTES 1 ufi/udr evence. Apoll. 4. 1315. 
 
 TldXifX7rXayKTus, ov, 6 et r), adj. [retro errans, retrogradus,] wandering back, 
 retrograde. 'A<f ov 7rdXifA7rXayKTOioX ^et/xa^et hpojiois. P. V. 863. SYN. IIdX//x- 
 /3a/io$, TraXifiTTETris. 
 
 HaXifxirXazufAai, v. [vagis erroribus retro agitor,] to be driven back in va- 
 rious mazes. 'Yxjsepecjies, rw a ovtX irdXiinrXay^Qevrd y o'/'w. v. 5. 
 
 * YlaXifjnrvoia, as, i], subst. [flatus contrarius,] a contrary blast. 'Efnrepioi 5' 
 dvefxotu 7rdXtfXTn'oiyoLV EKeXadv. Apoll. 1. 586. 
 
 IldXifnroLvui 1 , ov, to, subst. [remuneratio,] a recompense. IldX/yuTroivd BeXwu 
 
 d/Jteixl/et. Choeph. 780. SYN. ''Avrdfiei^Xs, dfxoi(3rj, avTaXXayfid, diroivd. 
 YlaXijjKprifjius, ov, 6 et f], adj. [maledicus,] changed into infamy. ildXifxcpafjids 
 
 dotha. Ion. 1096. Syn. Avatyrj/jids. 
 YldXXv, vid. IldXt. 
 HdXlvaypETus, ov, 6 et ?;, adj. [retro recollectus et retractus,] called or drawn 
 
 back, revocable. AlauvXbrj, tu jhep ov irdXivdypETuv, ovbZ ti fifjKus. Apoll. 2. 
 
 446. Syn. IldXiXXoyos. 
 HdXirupus, et ndXXvopads, ov, 6, et r), adj. [retro concitatus,] rushing back. 
 
 Kal to otyvpov TrdXXvupdv e&KOKKXaEV. Acharn. 1178. See also Apoll. 2. 578. 
 
 Syn. See TldXtvr ponds, 7rdXXv6p/ji£vds. 
 XldXivffTu/AEijj, v. [clamorem iterum edo,] to renew clamor. TldXivarufiels 1 av 
 
 diyydvova dyaXjudrwv. Sept. Theb. 244. SYN. AvcrtyrjfXEU), EirdXdXaZu), 7rd- 
 
 XiXoyew. 
 UdXivrXrus, ov, 6 et r), adj. [post retributus,] punished after a time. Aike irdrk 
 
 Zevs hayaX 7rdXivrXTd epyd yeveodai. 0. 226. S'YN. v Ai'rtros. 
 YldXivTovds, ov, 6 et?7, adj. [retro tensus,] bent back, elastic. 'HpdfcXeris as hri 
 
 o<fi ttoXIvtovov aiipd Tavvaaas. Apoll. 1. 993* 
 TldXii>TpdTrEXds,ov t 6 et fj, adj. [retro vel in contrarium versus,] turned the con- 
 
 1 TlaXifMrerh, in the passage quoted, is used adverbially ; but in the lines of Homer (IT. 395. 
 and e. 27.) Danuu. contends that riaA.t^7r€Tey is the ace. plur. for iraXi/xwereas, contr. TraXifMreTels, 
 by the omission of aon; in the same manner as Homer has iiriTTjfes for eVm?5e<s, and wcAeei 
 for d/cAeets. 
 
 2 Dr. Blomfield proposes iroXvaro/jLus instead of Tra\ivarT0fji.e7s. 
 
IIAAI IIAAA 657 
 
 trary way. Kcu ttyjjjl dyet TrdXivTpdneXdv. Olymp. 2.69. Syn. UdXivrpd- 
 
 7COS. 
 
 T\a\ivTpX(Stis, eds, 6 et i), adj. [veterator, versutus,] practised in villany. Kat 
 
 7rws rd fiev Tcdvovpyd Kal irdXiv-pXftTi. Philoct. 454. 
 YldXivrpon Xa, as, //, subst. [conversio retro facta,] a turning back. 'H be nd- 
 
 Xivrpdmrjoiv dfxri^dvos, ovre tX juvdojv. Apoll. 3. 1156, SYN. 'Y7ro<7rpo<£»), 
 
 TrdXiVTpdireXXd. 
 YldXivrpbitds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [retrogradus, redux,] turning back, returning. 
 
 WdXiPTposros e^dyeyeipdfie-vos. Here. F. 1060. SYN. ildXXvopaos, irdXitdpos, 
 
 v-rroaTpdcfius, irdXXv opfxevbs, 7rdXl/aj3r}fjids, evavTlos TrdXiaavros. 
 UdXivTV7n)s, eds, 6 et //, adj. [repercussus,] struck back, rebounding. 'Pcuo-n/p 
 
 aKfidvos Chare, TrdXiVTinres' 01 b' vjxdhr]adv. Apoll. 3. 1253. 
 UdXtvri>xf)s, Zos, 6 et ?/, adj. [qui contiaria fortuua utitur,] experiencing re- 
 verse of fortune, reduced. TldXivrvx^t rpXfiq, ftXou. Agarcu 450. 
 HdXiovpos, ov, rj, subst. [rhamnus paiiurus,] white-thorn. JfLayKdvd b' <urnd\dQu) 
 
 £ijX' eroifxdadr, 1) 7rdX(ovpo). Theocr. 24. 87. SYN."A»cav0d; 
 YldXippodXos, irdXLppuQos, waXippods, et irdXtppows, a, ov, adj. [retro mens vel 
 
 fluens,] flowing back, ebbing. T>)v & aly fjTretpovbe irdXippodXdv '(peps. Kvpd. 1. 
 
 485. See also Iph.T. 1398. and Call. 4. 193. Syn. "A\pojjp6s, avriaTpd- 
 
 <pds. 
 YldXlppoTTos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [qui retro vergit, rerlexus,] bending: back. 
 
 At7rX?j»> dKavdav, Kal TtdXippoTrov yovv. Eur. Electr. 492. SYN. See FldXtVro- 
 
 vos. , 
 
 YldXlffKXds, ov, o, et ?/, adj. [rursus vel valde opacus,] again or very shady. 
 
 " Avrpbv ecrto bvvovad icaXLffKiov, evQd Kpovlotv. Horn. Hymn. 3. 6. SYN. Ad- 
 
 gkXos, KdraaxXos, gkotXos, fidQvaKXos. 
 UdXiaavTos, gv, 6 et ?/, adj. [resiliens,] rushing or retreating back. YidXhavrcy 
 
 bpafxrifid vwTiaai, CE. R. 193. SYN. See IlaXivTpoirds. 
 Ha\ito£is, 16s, ?/, subst. [ubi fugiens convertitur, et fugantem insequitur ; 
 
 insecutio,] a chase, a pursuit where the pursued becomes the pursuer. 'Ek 
 
 tov b' dv roX e7reird irdXioyfyv Trdod vq&v. O. 69- SYN. Atwy/ios, twK)), 
 
 Xwxpios. 
 UaXXaypd, drds, to, subst. [concubitus cum pellice,] adultery. Kal Kpvfibd 
 
 y "Hpas Tavrd tu)V 7raXXciy^drwv. JEsch. Suppl. 303. SYN. MXacr/id, 
 
 TraXXdKtc/ud. 
 HaXXdbXdv, ov, to, subst. [Palladium,] an image of Minerva in Troy, supposed 
 
 to have fallen from heaven. Mtadov bibofievov, TlaXXdbXwv -y^pvaovfxertjv. 
 
 Acharn. 547. 
 ITaXXd^, rjs, et TraXXdas, Xbus, rj, subst. [concubina,] a concubine, a mistress. 
 
 Avtrdfievos, e£w TraXXaKrjr, w xotpXov. Vesp. 1353. See also 1.449. SYN. 
 
 'OptevverXs. 
 * UaXXavrlbai, wv, 01, P. N. [Pallantida?,] the sons of Pallas. 1 Miaafxa (pevyuv 
 
 aludTOsUaXXai'TXbiov. Hipp. 35. 
 
 IlaXXds, dbds, >/, et (2) FldXXas, uvtos, 6, P.N. [Pallas,] (1) a name of Minerva, 
 
 (2) the father of Selene. *H n.aXXdbus kv ndXet. Hec. 4(>4. See Hom. Merc. 
 100. Syn. (I) See 'AOtjvri. 
 
 riaXXdrtSes, u>v, at, P. N. [Pallatides.] 'Ev -jrerpais, ais vvv ovvdfxd YlaXXdrXbis. 
 Call. 5. 42. 
 
 VldXXevKds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [omni ex parte candidus,] all white. TlaXXevKojv be 
 
 -KeirXuiv. Eumcn. 353. Syn. See AevKos. 
 I TlaXXZ/vts, xbds,r), P. N. [Pallenis,] a surname of Minerva, derived from Pallcne 
 I or Pallenus, one of the &rjfioi of Attica, where she had a temple. See Herod. 
 Clio. C. 62. A/as irdpoiOe napOtvov UaXXi'ivlbos. Heracl. 1031. 
 
 ridXXw, f. dXai, v. [(1) vibro, quatio, agito ; (2) sorte lego,] to brandish ; to 
 choose by lot. ^ovtai ^vyalbopl -rraXXofitvai. PI10211. IIMj. Syn. A'td7rdXXw, 
 actio, Kivtu), Kpdbaivu}, auXevu), OTpi<p(o, KXr)pbu>. 
 
 1 See the account of Pallas, related iu the schol. on tho passage quoted. 
 Pros. Lex. 4 O 
 
6513 IIAAO IIAMn 
 
 Tla\5s, 1 ov, o, subst. [(1) vibratio, agitatio ; (2) sors,] a shaking, a lot. AeXftiv 
 
 dpiareis, ovs EKXripwaev TrdXos. Ion 419. SYN. KArjpos, icXripioaXs. 
 IlaXros, fi, dp, adj. [vibratus,] brandished. HaX™ purre! wi/pX, fiaXfiibiov. An- 
 
 tig. 131. 
 UaXvvh), f. vvio, v. [(1) adspergo, conspergo; (2) albefacio,] to sprinkle, 
 
 whiten. To toXtop aid' vbdrC ewX 5' aA^trd XevKa irdXvpcip. k. 520. SYN. 
 
 'ETriTrdo-cw, Xevtcaivw. 
 TlafxpavlXeia, as, v, subst. [summa regina,] queen of all. Ovpdvd/xrjKrj p^dre 
 
 Kafiol (pwprjp, w 7ra/ji(oaalX€uu. Nub. 357- 
 HafifibEXvpos, a, dv. adj. [impurissimus,] most debauched. T il Trajj (jbiXvpa, 
 
 4p6dvovffa rovbe rpp Xoyop, Eccles. 1043. SYN. Miapwrdrds, fivadpos, dpoaXos, 
 
 fibeXvpos, irafXTroprjpds, 
 TLa/j^ias, ov, 6, adj. [valde potens, violentus,] all-powerful, violent. lx^ aey 
 
 Kepavvqi 7raju/3tg. Nem. 9* 58. SYN. Ylaprd filaZd/uevos, Trapbdfidrtop. 
 IIa/*/3drds, ov, 6 et ?/, et 7raju/3wrts, tods, ^> a dj. [omnia pascens, fertilissimus, 
 
 almus,] all-feeding, most fertile, genial. ATov ird^fidTdp dXaos. iEsch. Suppl. 
 
 567. See also Philoct. 395. 
 TIa//)uaraios, ov, 6 et >), adj. [omnino irritus,] altogether useless. "Akos be irafi- 
 
 fAdraidv. Agam. 378. Syn. See Mdrcuds. 
 
 * Ilafjifiaxos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [cum nemine non pugnaturus,] ready to fight any 
 one. tldfjifiaxw dpaaei fipvwr, Agam. 163. 
 
 UafifjieXas, aipd,dp, adj. [omnino niger,] intire^y black. ria/iyueXdy, os firiXoivX 
 
 fAETcnrpeirei vfierepotolv. k, 525. 
 Ua/ufiriKTis, eos, 6 et rj, adj. [omnino longus,] lengthened. Ireppwp dpayfxovs, 
 
 ovbe 7ra^iiy]KeLS ybovs. OE. C. I609. 
 
 * Tldfifxrivts, Xbds, r/, adj. [plena luna clara,] bright, with a full moon. NvKrt 
 QdetvdfiEvr) wa/LtiJu'ipXbX J^aaaleTreid. Arat. Phcen. 189« 
 
 Hdfifxrjvds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [per omnes menses durans, continuus,} lasting 
 
 through all months, incessant. YlavavpTy 7raju/xjyva> ttoXXOjp. Soph. Electr. 
 . 851. SYN. MrjPEKris. 
 HafjtfitjTeipd, as, et 7rapfxrjT(i)p, dpds, r/, subst. [omnino mater, mater omnium,] 
 
 intirely mother, mother of all. Taiap Ttajufirireipdv deiadfxaX jji) Oe/jleOXop, 
 
 Horn. Hym. 29. 1. See also P. V. 90. 
 UafifjLi&pds, et irafxfxvadpQs, bv, 6 et fj, adj. [omnino scelestus,] most detestable. 
 
 Kal fudpe, ical 7rafxfxXdpE, icat /utdowrdre. Pax 183. See also Lysistr. 968. 
 
 SYN. See flan fib eXtipos. 
 TiafijuXyris, eos, et 7rafXfwcTos, ov, 6 et f}> adj. [ex omnibus commixtus,] blended 
 
 together, promiscuous. BeXedTra/^ty^. Pers. 274. (A single dochmiac.) See 
 
 also Pers. 53. Syn. Su/u/u/crds, aOpoos, ndpofvpTos, 
 JUafifidpos, vid. lldvadXXds. 
 Tianfivadpbs, vid. YlajjjLiXdpds. 
 Ud/xirdp, et 7rafiin'ibr)p, adv. [omnino, prorsus,] altogether, intirely. BaXXeai, 
 
 ovbE tX icafxTcdp dfxvpeip pt\voX OorjvX. I. 435. See also Theogn. 6 15. SYN. 
 
 Udpv, ira.PTit)S, ttcipteXios. 
 Uajbnreidrjs, eos, 6 et rj, adj. [omnia suadens omnibus,] all-persuasive. Top be 
 
 irafjnreidfj yXvKvp fjjjiXdEOt-aXp. Pyth. 4. 327' 
 TlafirrrjaXa, as, fj y subst. [tota possessio,] intire possession. Iicvdr] aXbr}pa ktyi~ 
 
 fidrtjv TrafjnrrjffXap. Sept. Theb. 818. 
 YlufnrXrjtcros, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [undique percussus,] smitten on all sides. See in , h] 
 
 TlayKopiTos. 
 UafxirouXXos, ov, 6 et i), adj. [valde varius arte et ornatu,] finely embroidered. 
 "Rp6 > ladp 01 7re7rXot Tra/nroiKXXoX, epyd yvpaiKwP. Z. 289» SYN. YldpaloXos, 
 7rsucXXos. 
 UdjjnroXvs, -noXXr}, -ndXv, adj. [permultus,] very much. Qpar&p fiXdra xafi7rdXv 
 
 y ektos dras. Antig. 6 14. 
 Tlafiirdpripos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [pessimus,] intirely wicked. 0(/o' avdXs nv oe 
 ' l See Dr. Blomfield's note on the word Tld\os, Sept. Theb. 55. 
 
 lb 
 h 
 
 "t;.i 
 
 id;, 
 
 IfiiQ, 
 
 I! 
 
riAMn nANA eso 
 
 <rKu)\p£Tai YLavatov o Trainrdvripbs, Acharn. 854. Syn. See ITa/i/SSeXvpto. 
 Tla/jnrop^vpds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [omnino purpureus,] all purple. Kcu nafxTroptyv- 
 
 pots aKTlrrX. Olymp. 6. 91. Syn. See TLop<f>vpeds. 
 HafjurpeirTos, ov, 6 et r), adj. [late conspicuus,] very splendid. Hafnrpiirrois ev 
 
 ebpaiaXv. Again. 11 6. SYN. MJuTrpeirT 6s . 
 YlafxTTpwroSf ov, 6 et >/, adj. [longe primus,] by far the first. Tols 5' o yepwv 
 
 •nafnrpitiTos vQaiveiv ripyeTo /ur/rXv. H. 324. SYN. YlpurivTos. 
 YlaiJL(pay6s t ov, 6 et r), adj. [omnia devorans,] all-devouring, (davixaarbv iei 
 
 vdfxd 7rafi(pdyov irvpos. Med. 1184. SYN. 'A§i/0dyds. 
 I\a/j(par)s, et 7ra/^0eyy))s, tos, 6 et >/, adj. [splendid us,] all-shining. Adfiois be 
 
 Trafxfdes aeXas. Troad. 5.50. See also Soph. Electr. 105. 
 Uafjupaivht, et poet, nafxtyavaut, v. [luceo,] to shine, to glitter. XaXiap Traii- 
 
 <j>nh f ov 6 5' e\ atrrnbd warpos eoio. H. 11. See also b. 42. SYN. 2n'X/3a/, 
 
 XailTTU), OLOTpaTTTb). 
 
 YlafxyapLiaKos, ov, 6 et r), adj. [omnium medicaminum peritus,] skilled in all 
 medicines or drugs. Tia^apfxdKov fyivas e<j>eriidis. Pyth. 4. 415. 
 
 Tla/u(j)eyyris, vid. Ua/ji([>dris. 
 
 UafX(p6apTds 9 ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [omnino eversus, penitus exitialis,] entirely de- 
 stroyed, all-destroying. Kdtcws rdp^vdevrd iraiicpQapTw fuvpoK Choeph. 
 290. 
 
 TlciLi<f)XXds, ov, 6, P. N. [Pamphilus.] e 6 JJafifXXos §' ov%X bid tovtov KXavaerai ; 
 
 Plut. 174. 
 Ild//0Xe/cros, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [omnia comburens,] all-consuming. Bwyuo7<r£ 
 
 irajjiifKeKTOiaXv' eic be duixdruv. Antig. 1006. 
 WaLKpopos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [(l) omnia ferens; (2)promiscuus,] all-productive, 
 
 promiscuous. "Avdrj re nXeKrd, TraiKfyupov yaias reKvd. Pers. 624. 
 nd/LHpvXds, w, 6, P. N. et 6 et r), adj. [(1) Pamphylus; (2) ex omni tribu 
 
 mixtus,] (1) Pamphylus, and a Pamphylian ; see Schrader. Emendatt. praef. 
 
 p. 20 ; (2) composed of every tribe or class. 'Ev robots eKTiaoe. QeXovrX be 
 
 Ua^vXov. Pyth. 1. 121. 
 IldLKpwros, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [omnisonus,] full-sounding. Av-Xwv rev-^e naLKpuj- 
 
 vov LieXvs. Pyth. 12. 34. 
 TlaLi^vxbs, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [omnino animatus, immortalis,] all-soul, immortal. 
 
 Ua/xxpv^ds dvcuTcrei. Soph. Electr. 841. Syn. ^ABdvaros. 
 Ylkv, avos, 6, P. N. [PanJ'lthe god of shepherds : in the plur. Tldves denote 
 
 Fauns. *H Ilavds opyds, rj tivos 6eu>v fioXelv. Med. 1 169. Epith." Ay pXds, 
 
 ayXuedetpos, (fiXoyopds, a£y/o/eis, Beds vdfiXos, opeGvXfidTrjs, dypopofios, avpiKrrjs, 
 
 bdavs, bdovvrepvos, dpecraXvdfxos, bvaeptos, jiriXovofir^s, Brjpevrijs, evxpaipos, Bea- 
 
 tteuXos, 'Apxus, MawdXXos, K.wpvKids, AvKctios, >/5vyeXws. PHR. See Horn. 
 
 Hymn. 19. 
 ndvaypds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [omnia capiens,] all-catching. Mr/ncos u>s axplaX XXvov 
 
 aXovre irdvuypov. E. 487. Syn. YldvdXwros. 
 \\dvdQ{]vaid, wv, ra, P. N. [Panathenaea,] a festival at Athens. YldvdQrivaioioX 
 
 yeXuv, ore bfj. Ran. 1090. 
 IdvaBXXds, et 7rd^o>os, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [miserrimus,] intirely wretched. Tv- 
 
 va'iices, 'Empri ttov ttoQ' »/ Tra^aeXta. Hec. 652. See also (E. C. 157. SyN. 
 
 TJairdXas, TravrXiifKov, irdv uttotlios, TXr^jLoveaTdrvs, bvauii/xdpds, oUrpdrdrds, 
 
 ndvoicivSy bvaTvyeardroSj ohrpuTUTos, KaKOTv-^jS. 
 
 Idvaidvs, 7], 6v, adj. [omnino splendidus,] all-blazing. 'Eao-uLieroi, KeQdXds be 
 
 irdvaidr)<Tt KopvQeaaX. H. 372. SYN. Aaiiwpds. 
 
 ldvaidXds,ov,6 et ?/, adj. [omnino fulgens, varii coloris,] splendid throughout, 
 
 variegated. Flap be £wor>)p Kelro -rrdvaioXos, o> p d ytpaibs. K. 7J. 
 
 IdvairXos, ov, o et ?y, subst. [causa totius rei,] the author of all. 'AXX* e« r6 
 
 Trdv evpalds, ws wdvaiTXds. Eumen. 200. 
 
 Ich'ckeia, as, r/, subst. [omnium morborum curatio,] the cure of all diseases, a 
 
 panacea; the daughter of /Esculapius. To ftXe<j>dpd 7ripXe\prj<jtv' fyYldvaKEid 
 
 be. Plut. 730. 
 
660 IIANA nAMA 
 
 YlavaKqs, eos, b et ?/, adj. [omnia sanans,] all-healing. T H ndvdices Travrwv <f>ap- 
 
 fjidKov h ao<pXa. Call* Ep. 48. 4. 
 YlavaXrjdijs, ids, b et y), adj. [verissimus,] intirely true. '6/W-av, 7rdvdXri6ri, 
 
 Kandfiav-Ttv. Sept. Theb. 71 9. SYN. See 'AXrjdrjs. 
 Uapa\r)du>s, adv. [verissime,] most truly. Et Qeir) Aios ev 7rdvdXr)d<os. i£sch. 
 
 Suppl. 89. SYN. See'A\?j0ws. 
 ndvaXK^s, ids, 6 et ^, adj. [omnipotens,] all-powerful. 5 Iw, 7ro>aXKe7s 0eo/. 
 
 Sept. Theb: 152. $YN, See Hayieparris. 
 Hai^aXwros, ov, 6 et r\, adj. [omnia capiens,] all-taking. T6.yyd.fi6v, drrjs ndvd- 
 
 \6)tov. Agam. 352. SyN. Havaypds. 
 TlavaTraXos, 1 ov, 6 et >/, adj. [tenerrimus,] very delicate. UavdndXa), oloi re 
 
 dvencnav Traihes iaviv, v. 223. SYN. See 'AirdXds. 
 TJava7rfi(ji<ay, dvds, adj. [prorsus innocuus, omnino illaesus,] intirely harmless, 
 
 unhurt. IlpwrtVrrj b" elvds Travail} uwv avOpunoiaiv. Hes. Op. 809- SYN. 
 
 See 'ATrfjuouv; 
 Xlarairrjprjs, ids, 6 et r), adj. [integer,] sound, not mutilated. 'Us ndbas, ws 
 
 KE(f>aXas 7raia7TYipsas e^dfxis alei. Call. 6. 126. SYN.^A/3Xci/3>}s, aaicrjdrjs. 
 Ylava7roT{ivs, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [infelicissimus,] most ill-fated or unfortunate. Av- 
 
 Tap gyw TravaTTOTjAos, errel tekov vlds dplarovs. H. 493. SYN. See TLdvadXXos. 
 Udvapyvpds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [totus argenteus,] of solid silver. A&ka he 01 icpr}- 
 
 rrjpd 'Kavapyvpov'avd'EfJLoevra. H. 274. SYN. See 'Apyvpios. 
 Hdvdpicrros, ov, 6 et v n adj. [prorsus optimus,] best of all. Ovros fikv 7cdvd- 
 
 Pmttos, as avup TtiiVTci vofiarei. Hes. Op. 291* BeXrtcros, koXXkttos, TrpdtyipeoTa- 
 
 tos, vneipoxps. 
 Uav&pKETos, -q, ov, et navaptcris, ids, b et fj, adj. [" ad omnia sufficiens." Suicer.] 
 
 all-sufficient. Alt-Xov Trdvapniras vdaov. Choeph. 63. See also. Call. fr. 48. 1. 
 
 SYN. UaprapKrjs. 
 Uavap'xps, ov, 6 et r), adj. [omnia regens,] all-ruling. ToTs crols irdvdpypis. CE. C. 
 
 1293. 
 UavarpEici)s, eos, 6 et fj, adj. [verissimus,] intirely or very true. TLiipibwv, nal 
 
 Tr'jvbi 7rdva.Tp£KES ckXvov butyif/v. Apoil. 4. 1382. 
 Udi'd(j)}~]Xi^ Ikos, adj. [ab omnibus aequalibus destitutus,] deserted by all those 
 
 of the same age, forlorn. T H^uccp 5' opydvXtebv 7tdi<d(f)i]XXKd iratbd rXdrjaX. X. 490. 
 Uava.'Xaus, 2 ' Xbds, r), P. N. [tota Achaea,] the whole of Achaea. Tyb f ivdyet- 
 
 pduivos irdv d-^atXbos et tX (jiiptorov. Apoll. 3. 347. 
 Tlamx«toi, &v, ol, P. N. [omnes Achaei, nobiles et ignobiles,] all the Achaeans. 
 
 Avrbs Kal rod bwpd' av c)' dXXovs nep JJdvd^aiovs. t. 301. SYN. See 'Aj^aioi. 
 WdvdwpXbs, ov, 6 et i], adj. [ornnino intempestivus,] very unseasonable. 'AW 
 
 ivd Ttciiba tekev TrdvdwpXov' ovbs vv tqv ye. fl. 540. Syn/'Aw^oos. 
 UavbaiffXa, as, r), 7ravbaiaXov, to, subst. [convivium opiparum,] a sumptuous 
 
 banquet. Kat ttvicvov teal ywpydy, tiairep fid^d seal navbcuaXa. Fax 565. SYN. 
 
 Evw^ta. 
 UavbaicpvTos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [(1) valde lacrymabilis ; (2) ad omnia lacrymans,] 
 
 very lamentable, full of tears. 7 fl iravbdicpvrov dfiov ^QibXirov yevos. Sept. 
 
 Theb. 651. 
 XiavbdjjLdrwp, bpos, adj. [omnia domans,] all-subduing. 'O^i/ be travbdixaTtop 
 
 Xo^w Xblv o\6v epelgiv. Apoll. 4. 476. 
 *IIaj^a|0£os, ov, b, P. N. [Pandareus,] the father of Merope, Cleothcra, and 
 
 Aedon. See Damm. in P. R, 'fls 5' ore YlavbapZov uovpij, j(Xu)priXs dr)b<bv. t. 518. 
 Ila^ttpds, ov, 0, P. N. [Pandarus.] Uavbaps, ttovtoi to^ow Xbe TrrepdevrES o'kttoL. 
 
 E. 171. EFITH. 'AvtXQeos, bdfypujv. PHK. A-vkclovos vlds dfj,vjj,u>v re KpaTEptii 
 
 te, to£ii)V ev elbws. 
 JJavbEXirews, ov, b et >/, adj. [improbus, more Pandeleti sycophantas,] rascally. 
 
 1 The first syllable of UavdiraAos, though naturally short, is prolonged in the arsis, as aOdvaroSi 
 aKafiaros, and some others. See Hermann's excellent treatise on Greek metres, p. 27. and Porson 
 Med. 139. 
 
 2 See 'Axaus, and the note. 
 
nANA IIANH G61 
 
 Tvh>fj.as rpwywv UavbeXereiovs. Nub. 921. SyN. Ild vovpyos. 
 TlarbepKerrjs, ov, et 7ravbepKrjs, 6 et i), adj. [omnia intuens,] all-seeing, 'iw Ta, 
 
 teal Zev nuvbepKira fiporuv. Eur. Electr. 1 177- SyN. See TIclvottti'is. 
 Uapbrj/jii, 1 atlv. [toto populo,] with all the people, in a body. Ev^a^eire be 
 
 Travba/jiL Eumen. 104-2. SYN. Yldyd/xiki, Koivrj, br)f.ioaXu)s. 
 Tlaybnfjiia, as, rj y subst. [universus populus,] a whole people. IlavbrjfiXo: yap 
 
 \enaX betfojvv/.wis. iEsch. Stippl. 6 15. 
 Ilavhfifilds, et iravbrifids, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [(]) pubiicus, (2) vulgaris,] of or be- 
 longing to the people, vulgar. T HXf3e & ZttI tttwxus iravbiiiuds, os Kara aorv. 
 <r. 1. See also Apoll. 1. 1077* SYN. Aj/juYos, br)fj.6rr]s, kolvos, TrayKoivds. 
 UavbXuds, ov, 6 et 7], adj. [justissimus,] most just. KXvovad irpdfyv T^vbZ nav- 
 
 btKb) (ppevl. Trach. 294. 
 Tlavblicojs, adv. [justissime,] most justlv. KXvere irapQZvuv, kXvetZ iravbXiCios. 
 
 Sept. Theb. 157. Epith. 'Opdus. 
 Uavbiiov, 6vos s 6, P. N. [Pandion.] Etra irpoGTas 7rpos top avbpXdvtd top Ylav- 
 
 biovos. Pax 1183. 
 Ylavbdneiov, et -KuvboKldv, ov, to, subst. [diversorium,] a public inn. "6s els t6 
 
 iravboKeidv e^eXdojp vote. Ran. 557- SYN. "EiravXXs, aTctdfids. 
 IlnpbotcevTpXa, as, >/, subst. [caupona,] a female inn-keeper. ^/x^ydpelp <pa- 
 
 \aivd TravboKeiiTpXa. Vesp. 35. SYN. Kcnr^Xis. 
 WavboKEu), v. [omnes recipio,] to entertain all. "AirapTd izapboKovod iraibeias' 
 
 vtXop. Sept. Theb. 18. 
 UavbdKos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [omnes recipiens,] receiving all, spacious. WavbbKov, 
 
 els dfdvf} te yepaov. Sept. Theb. 858. 
 Tlavbofra, as, //,^subst. [omnis gloria,] complete glory. Uapbofyas aicpov. Me- 
 
 yd\<jjv b' dZdXup. Nem. 1.14. 
 Tluvbwpos, a, 6v, et ov, 6 et i], adj. et (2) in f. P.N. [(1) omnia largiens, bene- 
 ficus, (2) Pandora,] (1) giving all things, (2) the first woman that ever lived, 
 according to Hesiod. YIotpXu y?7, irapbupZ, boretpd LiZXitypovos oX(3ov. Horn. 
 41.1. Phr. (2) See Hes. Op. 81. 
 TlaveXXrjvEs, ojy, ol, P. N. [omnes Graeci,] all the Greeks. 2, KXvte 7rdpe\Xt]Pujp 
 
 7rpo(j)'Epe(TTdToX, el Zteop by). Apoll. 2. 209. Syn. See"E\\^V£s. 
 UdvepyETTjs, ov, 6, adj. [omnia effieiens,] making all things. TLdvaiTtov, ndpcp- 
 
 yZra. Agam. 1462. 
 Tldveo"xJdTds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [extremns omnium,] last of ail. KoXttoV Zau nov- 
 
 toio TrdveayiiTov 'lovXoid. Apoll. 4. 308. SYN. See^Eo-^aros. 
 HdvETrjs, Ids, 6 et //, adj. [per omnem annum,] through the whole year. Ni- 
 
 tyoeoa A'tTva, TrdvZrZs. Pyth. 1. 38. 
 HdpevKrjXds, ov, 6 et /;, adj. [quietissimus,] mobi calm. "EkXxOep ovpdvodev bz 
 
 7rdvevh:r]Xos yEVET aWt'ip. Apoll. 3. 1194. SYN.See RvktjXos. 
 YIdve<pd6s t ov, o et //, adj. [omni ex parte coctus vel liquefactus,] well boiled or 
 
 melted. KvKXorZpyjs ZtZtvkto irdvefyftov KaaoXrtpoio. Hes. Scut. 208. 
 Y\dvi]yvpXs, Xds, et Att. eojs, y, subst. [ccetus pubiicus, celebritas publica,] 
 an assembly, a festival. Oaicels, vZoaaQp Ti)vti Z\wv wdvy'iyvpXv. Heracl. 240. 
 SYN. 'Oprjyvpis, dyopd, oovobos, ixQpoiajxd, ^XT/dds, dyvpXs, ZopT)), dfJuXSs. 
 EPTTH. Zvvi'i. 
 Tldvyifidp t adv. [tota die, quot'rdie,] during the whole day, daily. 'Hy b' or 
 
 di'i)p bopirotu XxXatE-uX, are irdvijfmp, v. 31. 
 WdvriixEpios, 2 a, <h>, et irdviipipos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [perdius,] during the whole 
 day. Of bi 7rdyr]jj.ZpXoi fj.oX7rrj Otuv iXacncovTo. A. 472. See also Apoll. 2. 
 813. 
 
 1 On the orthography of adverhs ending in ei and \, sec Dr. Blomfield'fl Gloss. P. V. 216. 
 
 2 The "EWrjves were properly those only who inhabited the <itv of 'EAAas, in Thessaly, built 
 by"E\A?]i/, and the circumjacent country ; thence the name extended to all the Thrssalians, ^in 
 which sense it seems to have been used by Homer,) anrl afterwards to all the Greeks. See 
 
 | Thucyd. lib. i. 
 
 3 In expressing time the Greeks generally use the adjective, where in Latin and English 
 
662 I7ANH , nANO 
 
 Tlavrj/jiEpevu}, v. [totam diem consumo,] to spend the whole day. Tpola tovs 
 
 irpbiroTas Travctfxepevcret. Rhes. 357* 
 Uavddtbrjs, ov, 6, patronym. [Panthoides,] the son of Panthous. T/s b* ela eirt 
 
 YiavQoXbav, fj tov. Rhes. 28. 
 * VLavQbbs, ov, o, P. N. [Fanthoiis.] 01 b* aju(j)t YlpXdjiov Kal Uavdobv, ijbl 0i/- 
 
 fioirr)V. T. 146. 
 liardvfiabdv, adv. [penitus iracunde,] very angrily. Ovbov e-ttI fcarov iravQv- 
 
 fidbbv ' OKpldtoVTo. <r. 33. 
 TlavdvTds, ov, 6 et ij, adj. [omnibus sacrifices prosequendus,] observed with all 
 
 kinds of sacrifices. WavQvrd deafju kfyvvo, evt'fyua. Aj. Fl. 712. 
 -TlawvxlSes, iov, al, subst. [pervigilia,] a festival of Bacchus, of Cybele and 
 
 Ceres, celebrated throughout the whole night, vigils. Kal navvvyjlhes dlas. 
 
 Helen. 1364, 
 TlavvvylZu), v. [pernocto,] to continue all night. Havvv-^iS.Ei, aldepa Kvi-aavrt. 
 
 Isthm. 4. 112. SYN. Nv^euw, WKTEpemo, Eypriaaa). 
 Tlappv^tds, a, bv, et ov, 6 et //, et -Kawvybs, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [per totam noctem,] 
 
 through the whole night. E'/drd TravvvyXot' trvpa be G<f)XoX kciieto 7roXXd. 0. 
 
 550. See also j. 458. 
 Tlai'dbvpTds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [perquam lamentabilis,] very lamentable. KXow 
 
 Travobvprois Oprjvois. Hec. 212. SYN. YLavbaicpvTbs. 
 Jldvoidvs, vos, et iravoiZds, adj. [penitus aerumnosus,] all-wretched. 'Iw ?ac- 
 
 oi£i>s ecrrta. Choeph. 44. 
 Ildv6X(3Xbs, et irdvoXfibs, ov, 6 et lj, adj. [beatissimus,] all-happy. "Eo-^efle, Kal 
 
 [xXv Edr}KE 7rdvo\(3Xbv, eike te fivdov. Horn. H. 6. 54. See also iEsch. Suppl. 
 
 590. SYN. MampTaros, fidKapX^Tdrbs, evbaipoveaTaros. 
 HavofiiW, adv. [catervatim,] in crowds, \\avbr\fx\, wai^iX/. Sept. Tiieb. 283. 
 I7d>o//0a7os, ov, et 7ravo/j.<j)ris, 6, adj. [oraculorum auetor,] the author of all 
 
 oracles. "Fivdd 7rdvofi(paia) ZrjA pegeaKov 'A^rctot. 0. 250. 
 TldvbiTEvs, Ion. iids, 6 et (2) fj, P.N. [Panopeus,] (1) the son of Phocus, 
 
 who founded in Phocis (2) a city called after his own name. HvOwb' ep^o- 
 
 fiEvr]V bid KaWtftdpov UdvoKribs. X. 580. 
 *JJdpd7rrj, r)s, rj, P.N. [Panope,] one of the Nereids. Aupls, /cat Uavb-rrtj, koi 
 
 dya/cXetrr) TdXdreid. 2. 45. 
 OdjwXra, as, ^, subst. [armatura totum corpus tegens,] a suit of armour, a 
 
 panoply. Kal fxrjv, Eweibri ~i)v TtdvbrcXXav ti]v Ejxy)v. Plut. 951. SYN. Oav- 
 
 revxXa, TravadyXa. 
 UdvoiTT-qs, et rravr('mTf}s, ov, 6, adj. [omnia videns,] all-seeing. T?}v rov 7rd>oV- 
 
 tov bityQtpav syrj/jfiEvos. Eccles. 80. See also Eumen. 557- Syn. Tlavbep- 
 
 KETTJS. 
 
 Yldvopfibs, 6v, 6 et y), adj. [aptam omnino stationem habens,] excellent for an- 
 choring or mooring. 'ArpdirXroi te bXrjvEKEes, Xl/heves te iTdvopf.101. v. \$5. 
 
 TldvovpyEd), v. [(1) callide vel vafre ago ; (2) perago,] to act knavishly or 
 craftily, to do every or any thing. 'AXX' etxTiv ETvXbr]X6v tX TTE7rdvovpyr)KbrX. 
 Plut. 368. M.r}^dfoppd(f)£to, 0£fdf«c'to. 
 
 JJdvovpyrjfjLd, aTos, to, subst. [factum vafrum,] a knavish act. MeTdbpojuoi 
 KaKwv irdvovpyrjfjidTwv. Soph. Electr. 1387* (A double dochn»iac.) 
 
 UdvovpyXa, as, f], subst. [calliditas, astutia, malitia, prasstigiae,] cleverness, 
 cunning, knavery. Evpe 6' o Trdvovpybs ETEpbv, ttoXv irdvovpyXais. Equit. 684. 
 SYN. To irdvovpybv, ater^povpyta, bbXbs, Kepbbavvr],TE-)^vr], bb\os. 
 
 Wdvovpybs, et irdvrovpybs, 6 et */, adj. [callidus, sagax, vafer,] who can do any 
 thing, clever, cunning, knavish. See in ridvovoyta, and Aj. Fl. 445. Syn. 
 Astros, KepbaXios, bbXXos, bbXoQpwv, ndnovpybs. 
 
 •'the adverb, or some corresponding periphrasis is employed. Thus Hec. 902. -McfrovvKTlcs 
 w\\vfiav, and II. *. 560. 
 
 'EffTrepios 8' av erretTa, A.oea'o'afiei'os iroTa./now, 
 
 'I8py aTroipvxOels, irporf 'iKiov aiTOUtoifirjv, 
 See the exampJe quoted under the word Tlavvvxlos. 
 
IIANO nANT 663 
 
 Yldv6\pXds, ov, 6 et y, adj. [qui ab omnibus cernitur, conspicuus, fulgidus,] seen 
 
 by all, bright. Ovrd/jievai, avrr) be ndvoxlXdv eyyps eXovad. $. 397* 
 YlavodyXa, as, y, subst, [armatura tota,] a suit of armour. Quito. fiavrdnavod- 
 
 yXa. Antig. 108. SYN. YldvonXXa, iravrevyXa. 
 YlavaeXyvos, ov, y, subst. [plena luna,] full moon. Act//7rpd be iravaeXyvos lv 
 
 HEou acLKei. Sept. Theb. 385. 
 Ylavadfos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [sapientissimus,] most wise. To iravootyov b' evprjjid, 
 
 rotypy adyr)v. Here. F. 188. 
 YlavavbXa, et TraaovbXa, as, y, subst. [omnis impetus,] all expedition or force. 
 
 "EvOev itavavbXy avv rzvyeaX QupyyQkvres. A. 724. See also Apoll. 1. 323. 
 
 SYN. 1vXXy(3b))v. 
 Ylavavprds, ov, 6 et y, adj. vel subst. [(l)omnia trahens, omni ex parte con- 
 
 gestus, (2) colluvies,] drawing all things, heaped together from all sides; a 
 
 collection. See in Ylafifiyvds. 
 YlavranXys, eds, 6, P. N. [Pantacles.] Taijeis, dperds, oxXXaeis avbpwv ; b. Kat 
 
 [irjv ov YlavrdtcXea ye. Ran. 103(5. 
 YlavrdXas, and, dv, adj. [miserrimus,] most wretched. T ft 7ravTdXaivd vvfxcpa. 
 
 Androm. 140. Syn. See YldvadXXds. 
 UavTapKris, eds, 6 et y, adj. [ad omnia sufficiens ; omnes juvans,] all-sufficient. 
 
 YlavrapK))s, duaicas, d/udyos fidaXXevs. Pers. 86l. 
 Ylavrap^ys, ov, adj. [omnia regens,] all-ruling. 'Iw Beujv iravrap-^a Zev. (E. C. 
 
 1085. SYN. Ylayupdrys. 
 YlavreXys, eds, 6 et y, adj. [perfectus,] intirely perfect, complete. 'AW w Zev 
 
 ndrep iravreXes, tt&vtws. Sept. Theb. 111. SYN. TeXeios. 
 YlavreXws, adv. [perfecte,] completely, intirely. TXs aXXds, y 'yio, 7ravreXus 
 
 bX&pXaev. P. V. 449. SYN. TeXeluis "navry. 
 YlavrevyXa, as, y, subst. [armatura tota, exercitus,] complete armour, an army. 
 
 Ets rr/vb' eiroiaeiv ir6Xep.Xov navrevyXav. Eur. Suppl. 1202. SYN. See 
 
 Ildvo7rXta. 
 Ylavre-^yds, ov, 6 et y, adj. [omnibus artibus idoneus,] understanding every art. 
 
 To aov ydp dvBos, itavreyyov ttvoos aeXas. P. V. 7» 
 Ylavry, iravroBev, rtavrdyov, itavrdyj], iravrooe, iravrdybBev, rravrore, adv. [ubi- 
 
 que,] in every way, every where. Ylavry be nopov cyj.ardv d/ueifiujv. Iph. A. 
 
 144. See also Iph. T. 68. Androm. 895. and Lysistr. lOOfj. 
 * Ylavry fxdp, adv. [quotidie,] daily. Ylavry fxap QivyX ydpi^ojxevoi rrpoXaXXdv. 
 
 Apoll. 2. 532. 
 Ylavrifxds, et 7ravrdaefxvds, ov, 6 et y, adj. [honoratissimus,] most honored. 
 
 NUrjs eyiov ttyXBe 7rdvrifxov yepds. Soph. Electr. 690. See also Eumen. 641. 
 
 SYN."Evrt/ios, ri/j.X(jjTdrus. 
 YlavrXtjfxuiv, ovos, adj. [omnino infelix,] intirely wretched. 7 £l beivd TrdBova,u> 
 
 iravrXcifjuov. Hec. 196. SYN. See YldvaOXXos. 
 Ylavrdyrjpws, 10, 6 et ?/, adj. [valde senex, aeternus,] very old, everlasting. Tav 
 
 ov0' vkvos a'tpel irod' 6 7ravroyf]pu)s. Antig. 606. SYN.^Ar&ios, alwvXos. 
 Ylavrobdiros, vid. Ylavrdlds. 
 WdvrdBev, iravrooe, rcdvrdre, vid. Ylavry. 
 Havrolds, et Travrobdnos, >), dv, adj. [omnimodus, varius,] of all kinds. "Eputres 
 
 yfuv elaX 7ravro~ioi fiXov. Eur. fr. Rhad. 2. 1. See also Helen. 524. Syn. 
 
 YldXvrpo7rds, Travrponos. 
 tlavroXfxds, et n avrdroXfids, ov, 6 et y, adj. [audacissimus,] all-daring, very 
 
 rash. At/07, ifivovad <j>u)rX -rravroXfn^ eppevds. Sept. Theb. 668. See also 
 
 Agam. 1208. 
 
 Iavro/^ior/s, eds, 6 et »/, adj. [omnibus invisus,] hateful to all. T H iravrofxicry 
 
 Kvojb&Xa, orvyy detiv. Eumcil. 647. 
 lavrdiropos, ov, 6 et y, adj. [ad omnia callidus,] having resources for every 
 
 thing. Ylavrdiropos, diropos. Anlig, 365. 
 
 JavroKrqs, vid. Yldvonrys. 
 
(564 riANT OAP 
 
 TlavTdpiKTrjs, ov, 6, adj. [omnia perpetrans,] daring every thing, bold, 
 "Epwri iravTopeKTrj. Anacr. 10. l6. 
 YlavroaefjLvds, vid. Via.VTip.6s. 
 WavTOvpyds, vid. Yldvovpyos. 
 
 UavTotyvprds, et xa/j^vpTos, ov, 6 et ft, adj. [omnino confusus,] all mixed, pro- 
 miscuous. Td TroXXd 7ra>TO0UjO-' dvev bXKrjs. Eumen. 557- SYN. Ylafxfuyrjs, 
 
 7ra/j,fitKTds. 
 * UdvT ponds, ov, o et ft, adj. [penitus vertens, vel versus,] turned, or turning 
 
 intirely. TVavrpdnu) (pvya yevovs. Sept. Theb. 954. 
 YYclvtws, adv. [omnino,] altogether, by all meaus. Uclvtws <r<\> dr'ayicr) Kar9d- 
 
 veiv 7-jjS' i]fj.epa.. Med. 1058. SYN. YiavTrj, 7rafX7tdv, tcclvv. 
 Uavv, adv. [omniuo, prorsus, valde,] by all means, altogether, very, 'ils rovs 
 
 bXicatovs & av fidbiciots; b.Ttdrv /jlev ovv. Plut. £}J . SYN. Y\ay\v, ttcivtws, XTav, 
 
 dyuv, fidXd, ccfbbpd, fjeyd, fieyciXws. 
 TldrvirepT a- as, rj, ov, adj. [omnium supremus,] most excellent of all. Avrft b>) 
 
 \ddfjidXrj 7ravv7repTa.Tf] eiv dXX Kelrai. t. 25. 
 UavvaraToS) t), ov, adj. [extremus omnium,] last of all. Wavvardrov cl Trpoer- 
 
 ir it rover* alrijaofxat. Alcest. l65. SYN. See"E<7)(dr6s. 
 UdvojXsdpds, ov, et ndrwXrjs, eos, 6 et ft, adj. [(1) omnino perditus, (2) permcio- 
 
 sus,] intirely ruined, destroying every thing. Kcu atyds tcdicws KdmoTd, koX irdv- 
 
 wXedpovs. Aj. F. 151. See'also Med. 279. $yn. 'E£w\?js. 
 Tldvwpds, ov, 6 et ft, adj. [omni tempore proveniens,] at all seasons. Qep/jd-X 
 
 ydv itdvd>p(t)* iEsch. Suppl. 698. 
 Hadfxat, 1 f. dffdfzai, v. [(1) gusto, comedo; (2) in possessionem acquiro,] to 
 
 taste, to eat, to possess. M£0es rreirdaQai irciTpX napdsvov befxas. Orest. 119^. 
 
 SYN. Tevofxai, ebdfxat, KTaopai, e)(w. 
 IldTral, 7ra7ratd4, Trairizdl,, 7ra.7nrat.ai;, 7rd7rdv, 7rd7ra7rd7rcu, interj. [atat ! papa?!] 
 
 ah! strange! alas ! Yldpead', b Xoittov kariv, a7nrd7rai 9 7ra7rcu, 7rd7raid£. Vesp. 
 
 235. See also Lysistr. 923. Nub. 390. Vesp. 235. Pax 119- aud Thesm. 
 
 1203. 
 Ila7r7rd5w, v. [pappa dico,] to say or call papa. Kat 7ra7nra£ovc? dfxd vy 
 
 yXwTTYj to Tpiu)j3dXov eKKaXafidTat. Vesp. 609. 
 Tia7T7ras, ov t 6, subst. [pater,] papa. ITd7r7rd <pXX\ ovk av by fxoX e(j>07r\ta- 
 
 cetds a7rr)vr)v, 5. 57 . SYN. See FldrftjO. 
 Jla7nrXas t Txd-Klas, ov, 6, et 7ra7nrXbldv, ov, to, subst. [paterculus,] dear papa. 
 
 Zevfavr eXavvetv els Oeovs, & 7ra7nrld. Pax 128. See also Vesp. 296. and 
 
 Equit. 1212. 
 Hcnnros, ov, 6, subst. [(l) avus ; (2) lanugo carduorum,] (l) a grandfather ; 
 
 the down of thistles. "Hbrj Kal no-inToi, Xevrfs yripetov dicdv6r)s. Arat. Phcen. 
 
 921. SYN. YlpoTraTiap, Trpbybvos, yeptav, (2) dtcavdXs. 
 Ylcnnry ds, a, ov, adj. [avitus,] of or belonging to a grandfather. Tdv epdvov 
 
 tov Xeydfxevov TraTntybv etc twv Mr/Stcwv. Lysistr. 653;. SYN. 'Apxaws, ndXatos. 
 TiaTTTaivw, f. dvw, 1 aor. rjrd, et Ion. imp. £7ra7rrcuve<rKor, v. [circumspicio, oculis 
 
 vestigo,] to look roqad, to survey. tla.7TTr}vev ft dvd Txvpybv *&yai&v, et tXv 
 
 iboiTd. M. 333. Se? also Apoll. 3. 952. SYN. YlefnfiXZiru, 7rtpiai;d-£b), ctko- 
 
 7Tfw, epevvdeo, 7rtpX7ra7TTairu), dTrdrrairTaivii), 
 Yldirvpds, ov, 6 et ft, subst. [papyrus, planta ^gyptiaca,] the papyrus, an 
 Egyptian plant. 'Y7rep avylvos Ttd-Kvpid. Anacr. 4. 5. 
 
 JTldp, poet, per apocopen, et 7rdpu< poet, per ectasin, pro ndpd, 7 ' praep. [(1) 
 cum gen. a, ab, ex, (2) cum dat. apud, juxta ; (3) cum ace. ad, inter, prope 
 ultra, propter, ob, per, contra,] (1) from, of; (2) with, at, near ; (3) to, near 
 during, beyond, contrary to, against, during, on account of. napbtnd^iv om 
 €<ttX kcu effovfjievov TTToXe/jigeiv. N. 787- See also A. 233. and T. 3. 
 
 1 The first syllable of ndcraadai in the sense of gusto is always short, and in that of possideo 
 always long. See Valck. ad Aramon. p. 187. 
 
 2 Udpa is also frequently used for irapurrX and wapetat. 
 
 r 
 
FIAPA IIAPA 665 
 
 Ylapafialvcj, f. flfiodfiat, 2 aor. e(3r)v, v. [(l) juxta eo vel sto ; (2) transgredior, 
 
 violo ; (3) praetereo, fallo,] (1) to go or stand near; (2) to pass, to go along 
 
 or beyond, to violate; (3) to escape one's notice. *Hs rw nQfifiefiauire judX* 
 
 eardadv aXXr/Xouv. N. 708. SYN. 'Ywepfiuivii), /jLETapaipw, Trdpep-^dfiai, Xvoj. 
 * UapafiaKrpds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [gressum baculo tirmans,] staff-supporting. 
 
 Qdos, ovb' d\o\os, 7capaj$aKTp<ns. Phcen. 1564. 
 UapafiaWu, f. /3d\£, v. [(1) appono ; (2) objicio ; (3) naveni appello ; (4) 
 
 depono ; (5) confero,] to place near or before ; to expose or present to; to 
 
 brinj; a ship to shore; to lay aside; to compare. TlapafiaXXe iroXXds kXtj- 
 
 fjarXbas, Mam. Thesm. 7%9- SYN. YlapdrXdrj/j.1, GVftfiaXXv, 7rdpdbxbb>jJiX f 
 
 7rpd(f)Epu>, d/wiou), dirdjouXXio, »rapeyytc?<tf. 
 YiapefiaaKov, 1 imp. Ion. a irdodfialvb), v. [juxta sto,] to stand near, to go by the 
 
 side of. "AvtXQos av TrdplfiarTKE TrepiKXvros' & ttot 'Ay/XXevs. A. 104. 
 HapafiaTos, et 7rap/3dros, ov, 6 et //, et */, op, adj. [violabilis,] may or must be 
 
 violated or transgressed. Ildpdpdrcj/ ovbd/uf] niXec. Antig. 874. See also 
 
 flLsch. Suppl. 1043. 
 HapafiXeiro), f. i//w, v. [limis adspicio, hallucinor,] to look aside or askance, to 
 
 mistake. Kat yap 7rdpa/3A€i//us ti /uetpaKtcrKrjS. Ran. 409. SYN. Tlapupaw. 
 Ilapai3\iib}]v, adv. [(j) per comparationem ; (2) dolose ; (3) ex ohliquo,] com- 
 paratively ; sarcastically ; obliquely. 'ApifpXs obaKragopTt ndpafjXi'ibijv apoTEOV^. 
 
 rat. Apoll. 4. 16*08. SYN. IlapfidXabriv, boXXov. 
 TlapufiXioxb, finds, adj. [ex recto statu distortus,] distorted. XwXat re pvaaai 
 
 re, TrapafiXuTres r otyQuXfiw. I. 499* SYN. QoXkos, arpafios, Xo£os. 
 TlapajSdrjdeu), v. [auxilium fero,] to succour, assist. YlapaPdqdeW, us i/7r' 
 
 avbpu)v TVTTTOfiai. Equit. 257- SYN. 'E/c/jo^0£o>, dpr}ya), fidrjOeu), EmfidrjOedJ, 
 
 7ra.pifTTdfjiai, dfxvvio. 
 Tldpaj3dXds, et poet. irdpa//3oXds, ov, o et i), adj. [teraerarius, projectus, pe- 
 
 riculosus,] rash, dangerous, floV^pos el 7r6pp(o TEyvr\s kcii irdpdfidXos. Vesp. 
 
 192. See also Horn. iMerc. 56. 
 YlcipnyyeXXu), f. iXw, v. [nuncio, edico, denuncio,] to announce, to order. 
 
 rie&p irdpnyyeiXas acfrap arpdrevpLarl. Pers. 475. SYN. 'AirayyeXXio, 7rpocr- 
 
 tchtcfo), KeXevu), irdpaivEU), (Trjpiaii'h), 7rpofTraaTr<i), irpoXEyit}. 
 ridpayyeX/id, dros, to, subst. [prseceptum, mandatum,] a command, order. 
 ( $Xdyos 7T dp ay yeX/idc iv veois 7rvpw-0eVrd. Agam. 464. SYN. 'E*toX»), be- 
 j Xevcrfid, irpoaraypd, e^et/lu), evraXfid. 
 
 j tldpdyivdfiai, v. [adsum,] to be present, to arrive. "WvbdvE KrjpvKiov, Kai <T(j>iv 
 
 ' TrdplyiiETd bairX. p. 173. SYN. Ilporryivdfxat, TrdpeifxX, EnXtiotrdu), trdpepypfiai. 
 
 TldpayKdXtafjid, dros, to, subst. [ampiexus,] an embrace. 'Yvyjpbv Trdpaymd- 
 
 Xitrpd tovto yivETdi. Antig. 6o0. SYN. Yiipl'irXonYi, (pXXrjfid. Phr. See Phoen. 
 
 vv. 314 — 318. 
 ridpaypd^w, f. xLo, v. [adscribo, inscribo,] to write by the side, to inscribe. 
 
 Ti (DEJSovXevrai tteoX rioy anopbujy kv rrj or/yXr/ 7rdpdypa\pai. Lysistr. 513. 
 
 SYN. rpd^w, eyypd<f)(t). 
 Tldpdyw, 2 aor. >'/ydyo>, v. [(l)deduco, produco ; (2) perverto ; (3) transeo,] to 
 
 lead or bring aside, to prolong ; to pervert ; to pass. 'H ydp ruy,*? irdp))ydy 
 
 fjuOis. Ij)h. T. 479* SYN. Tlpddyio, e£dyit), irpotyEpto, 7rdpd7r^yu7rw, e^dTrdrdu), 
 
 TzaparpE-KU). 
 HdpdbapOdixo, 7, 2 aor. ibapQov, per metath. Ebpddoy, v. [juxta dormio,] to sleep 
 
 near. Et 7rws tfjuipaird ndpabpadieiy <f>XXdrrjTX. H. 103. SYN. TlapaiceifJiat, 
 
 TrpooKelfjia.1. 
 Tldpdbeiypid, drds, to, subst. [exemplar, exemplum, documeutum,] a pattern, 
 
 an example, a proof. Ildpdoety/xd toIs kaOXo'iaXv, eiaoxplv t e\ €L ' ^ ur * Electr. 
 
 !10S5. SYN. HLii:ibw t ^dpaKTtjp. 
 UdpabE-xy/xai, f. E,opiai, v. [accipio, adprobo,] to receive from, to admit. 
 
 1 This is said of the riapajSaTTjs, who stood in the war-chariot fighting whilst the charioteer 
 Irove the horses. See Damm. Lex. Horn, in v. TlapafidTTis. 
 I 2 Damm. makes the true word to be TlapaSpdQtw. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 4 P 
 
666 riAPA 1IAPA 
 
 lueipat Toivvv o'iovs civtovs wdp' efxov 7rape§e^drd irp&Tov. Ran. 1015. SYN. 
 
 Af^tfymt, dirdbe^ofxai, Xctfifidvw, e7rX(3aXXdfJiai. 
 HapabiaKdi>eu),y. [administro, inservio,] to administer to, to attend on. Kal 
 
 toIijX ret^icovffl TrdpdbXaicdvei. Aves 839* SYN. AXaKoveo), virrjpeTeio. 
 YlapabibwiuX, f. bwaw, v. [(l)trado; (2) relinquo liberis vel posteris,] to give, 
 
 to deliver, to betray, to bequeath. YlXrjy>)i> eXbfipa' ndpabodeladv elaXbuv. 
 
 'Phoen. 140S. SYN. AtSwut, /j.erdbibu)/jiX, 7rpdbxbtx)/uX. 
 Tlapabdxrj, ijs, fj, subst. [conservatio, assensio, inslitutio,] the preservation, 
 
 the approbation. YldrpXovs 7rapa§o^os, as 0' dfJu'iXiicas ypbvw. Baeeh. 197- 
 TldpdbvfjLX, v. [irrepo,] to steal into a place, to come in. 'EkSpdad Trdpebw ti 
 
 ydp di>i)p ty)V vu^d' oXrjv. Eccles. 55. SYN. lTreiaep^dfiai, virobvpX. 
 Tldpdeibw, v. [juxta cano,] to sing near. Uavroias evetyvoev' eowd be toi napd- 
 
 eibeiv. %. 348. 
 Udpdelpu), v. [ad latus suspendo,] to hang by the side. At'p/id' irdpriepdr] be 
 
 Kapr), vireXvvTo be yvld, Yl. 341. SYN. YldpaKpefxavvvfxX, eKKpefxavvvjM.. 
 YLdpa£evyvvfxX, f\ £w, v. [adjungo, conjungo,] to join to, to yoke. ' \\y rjad/jtriv 
 
 ovv, et Trdpag€v£eie tXs. Eur. fr. Meleag. 10. 1. SYN. Kdraqevyrv/it, ovvdirru}, 
 
 crv^evyrvfiX. \ 
 
 YidpdQaXirw, v. [calefacio, foveo,] to warm, cherish, soothe. IIdpd0a\7rd/z£va 
 
 (ppeid fxvQois. Med. 143. SYN. 0a\7ra>, KdrddaXiris). 
 HdpddeXyu), f. £a>, v. [permulceo,] to soften, to win from one's purpose. 'Op- 
 
 yds drerets 7rdpddeX^ei. Agam. 70. SyN. YldpddaX7r oj, deXytj. 
 Yldpddepictu), et per syncopen 7rdpadpi£io, f. tew, v. [demeto, amputo,] to mow 
 
 down, cut off. "EfX7rr)s b' acpXarrroi® TrdpeOpXadv dicpd Kopv/ufja. Apoll. 2. 603. 
 
 SYN. 'Attoko-ktio, dirdOepizu), irdpdTGfxvw. 
 Ildpat, vid" Hap. 
 UdpaijSdnis, ov, 6, et TcdpaifidrXs, Xbds, ij, adj. [qui juxta alterum consistit in 
 
 curru, ex quo pugnat; transgressor,] one who stands in the war-chariot for 
 
 fighting, a combatant ; a transgressor. Yidpaiftdras eoTrjvdv els tci^ip bopos. 
 
 Eur. Suppl. 689. See also Apoll. 1. 754. 
 UdpatfidcXa, 7rap/3d<7ia, as, et 7rdpaij3dcrXs, ews, >;, subst. [transgressio,] trans- 
 gression, crime. At r avbp&v re Qiwv re irdpaifidoXas ecpenovtrai. Hes. Theog. 
 
 220. See also Sept. Theb. 740. and Apoll. 4. 832. Syn. f Y7rep/3d<7ta, 
 
 dVAaKta. EPITH. 'fld/7rotj os. 
 
 * IJdpaifiXds, ov, 6, P. N. [Paraebius,] Parsebius. Xur toIoiv # have Hdpaiplds; 
 6s pd oX 7)ev. Apoll. 2. 458. 
 
 ridpat/3oXds, vid. Fldpd/3oXos. 
 
 Hdpaidvacrio, f. £w, v. [accendo, emico, praeterveho,] to kindle, to emanate 
 
 from, to rush by. Aaltyed Travr erXva^e, Trdpaidvfas TtTepvyeffoX. Apoll. 2. 1257- 
 
 SYN. At 0u trow, dvdictreu), Kdraidd), dveyeipu). 
 UdpaiveaXs, ews, if, subst. [adhortatio,] exhortation. 'Es noiov epireis fivdov, rj 
 
 TrdpaheaXv ; Helen. 315. SYN. ±,v[x(3ovX)), vovdeaXa, vovderrj/ud. 
 Tldpau-EUf, f. evio, v. [suadeo, hortor, doceo,] to give advice, to recommend, to 
 
 teach. Yq.ov 7rdpaive7p t >/ TiaQovrd Kaprepelp. Alcest. 1087^ SYN. Hdpd KaXew, 
 
 7rdpdueXeiibiJiai, dvdireiOu), ovfJifiovXevb), 7rporp£7rw, dvdp.ifxvijcfKta. 
 
 * Hdpaipeu), 2 aor. etXor, v. [aufero, privo,] to take away, to remove, to de- 
 prive. Av7rus Trdpatpel. Hipp, 1106. SYN. 'Atyaipeio, alpeio, k^atpeut, dTtaivvfiai, 
 dtroaTepeo). 
 
 Tldpaicrddidinai, 2 aor. rjadu/jiriv, v. [sentio, decipior,] to perceive, to mistake. 
 
 "Hbri TiSylS/Lopoiov, 7rtKpaiveraX' ovyX irdprjffdep. Tlieocr. 5. 120. SYN. AtorfVd- 
 
 vdjjru, e7raia6di>dfjiai. 
 Tldpalffids, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [infaustus,] inauspicious. 'AXXct Zeus eVpev//£, irdpai- 
 
 aid orindrd (patvuv. A. 38 1 . SyN. 'AiraioXos, evayrl&s, Kair&pi/fids, KOtcds, irdpopvXs. 
 Udpaiaroru), f. ^w, et Ion. imp. irdpaiaaeoKuv, v. [prastercurro,] to rush past. 
 
 Muo-as ndpafyv, KcindXvadv, J 7rdr£p. Vesp. 988. See also Apoll. 2. 270. 
 
 SYN. lldparpe^w, 7rdpeXavi>u), Trdpep^ufjiat. 
 
 Ildpatrfo/tat, v. [peto, deprecor, detrecto,] to ask as a favor, to deprecate, to 
 
IIAPA nAPA 667 
 
 decline, "id' els peXadpa ae be irapatTOv/uat Ta.be. Iph. A. 685. SYN. 'E£cu- 
 Teo/Jiat, alrea), licereva), Xtndpeo), d^iy/uH, 
 
 * UdpattydcrXa, as, >/, TrdpalcpdaXs, et irapydols, e&s, fj, subst. [monitum,] admoni- 
 tion. Tw vuv rjfxeTeprfal ndpaKpdaXrjaX nXQeode. Apoll. 2. 324. See also O. 
 404. and H. 217. 
 
 Udpatyrnul, vid. Udpd^rjpX. 
 
 * YldpaKdOTrj/ii, f. //ffw, v. [utrimque demitto,] to let down on both sides. 
 Il^^dXta re £evyXatffX Trdpdtcddierd. Helen. 1535. SYN. KddtrjfxX. 
 
 TldpdicddeCd/jai, et 7rdpdKd0rj/uat, v. [adsideo,] to sit near. Merd rovrb t<5 
 
 TWovtwvX KdpeKdQeie-d. Plut. 72?. See also Thesnl. 416. Syn. See Ildpe- 
 
 $,6jxai. 
 Hdpairws, ov, 6 et y, adj. [aliqua ex parte causa, socius culpae,] partly the 
 
 cause, an accomplice. 'H Molpd tovtwv, w tZkvov, TrdpairXos. Choepb. S97» 
 
 SYN. MerairidSf a'irlos, GvvahXos. 
 UdpdKalpXds, ov, o et ?/, adj. [intempestivus,] unseasonable. Kpv7rrdbtr]s evpfjs 
 
 dXo^ov TtdpdKiJLlpXd pe£u)i>. Hes. Op. 327« SYN. "Attatpos, ala-^pos, ddefjuaros. 
 HdpdKdXeu}, et 7rdpdkd.Xedfjiat, v. [advoco, accerso, hortor, oro,] to call, to sum- 
 mon, to request, to implore. Eu bpujv TtapdndXei //, aXXd fxrj XvttCjv ejie. Iph. 
 
 A. 409- SYN. UpoGKaXeio, KeXevio, 7rdpaii'e(D f vovdereoj, Oapavvu), Tcdpotyvta, 
 
 7rdpay yeXXto. 
 nd/od/vdrd/JaXXw, f. fidXw, v. [ordine depono, adapto, sacramento contendo,] to 
 
 put down in order, to fit, to lay down money in law-suits. Hai>Tr) Ttdputtafi- 
 
 fidXdv da-Kerov vXrjr. *¥. 127* SYN. KardjGdAXw, 7rd/5a^a\\a>. 
 JldpaKdrdXeyd/uiai, v. [juxta vel una cubo,] to lie near or with. Tw 6' dpd nap- 
 
 KdreXeKTo yvvri, ty]v AeafioOep ?]ye. I. 660. SYN. Yidpdtceifuat, TrdpaKXivojuai, 
 
 crvyKdOevbu), avyKotfidopai, GvyndraKXivd/uai, irdpdXeyojxai. 
 TldpaKdrdrXdrjut, f.ijcru), v. [juxta depono,] to deposit near or with. TrjXddev 
 
 A'tfjidi'Xrjs, ^OopXys irdpaKardeTo vv/u<f>ais. Apoll. 2. 506. SYN. JJdpdrXdrjfjii y 
 
 KdrdrXdrifiX. 
 UapdnaTTvu, v. [adsuo, paro,] to patch together, to mend. 'H/iS? 5' eicaoTos 
 
 orifldbd TrdpemTTveTo. Plut. 663. SYN. KarTVio, ovppa,7tT(t) t evrpeniclu), eirt- 
 
 fiaXXu). 
 HdpdKei/iai, f. Keiffdfxai, v. [prope jaceo,] to lie or be placed near. Kcu rd rrd- 
 
 puKelfievd. Lysistr. 1048. SYN. 'Apdneifxai, Trpoaiceifxai, irdpaKXivdfxai, ndpd- 
 
 KdrdXeyo/Jiai, TrpdaeifxX. 
 YldpdKeXevofxd, drvs, to, subst. [hortamen,] exhortation, encouragement. Ov 
 
 brj to betvov ndpaKeXevafx ^Kovcrdfiev. Iph. T. 321. SYN. KeXevvfid, 7rdpahe^ 
 
 aXs. 
 I HdpdKeXr]Ti$u), v. [juxta aut trans equito celete,] to ride near or over. 'WvXKd 
 
 ye KeXys KeXrj-d irdpaxeXriTXe!. Pax 900. 
 YldpdKivbwevh), v. [audacius periclitor,] to rush rashly into danger, to risk. Zv 
 
 ft ovv TrdpdKivbvvev , enel kuutov y efj.ov. Vesp. 6. SYN. Kivbvvevcj, bXaKtvbv- 
 
 vevto. 
 TldpaKiveoj, v. [moveo, moveor,] to move, to shake. 'Ibov, GKdiret y i\v fxe ird- 
 
 patcivrjaavT Xbys. Ran. 657. SYN. Kiveio, bldKiveu). 
 TldpaKXatu), f. KXavao), v. [temere fleo, ploro,] to weep without occasion. Aevpo 
 
 avv avXr)T)~ipX TrdpatcXaiovTi ytXtivres. Theogn. 1037« SYN. See KAdw. 
 UdpdicXibdv, adv. [deflectendo,] by turning aside. 'AAX' ?/ [xkv XineT avQi 
 
 irdpaXxbov old yepau). Apoll. 1. 315. 
 TlapaicXivio, f. XvG), v. [juxta vel paululum declino,] to incline a little, to drop. 
 
 Tt TroXels ; ri 7roie7s ; 7rot 7rdpd(cXiVeis. Pax 157« SYN. 'EkkXivoj, 7rd/3arpt7ro/xai, 
 
 kKTpiTTOfXat. 
 
 UdpdKoivdw, v, [commuuico,] to communicate with. Ivyyertoiv TrdpiKoi-vdO\ 
 Pyth. 4.236. 
 
 TldpdKoirrjSy ov, 6, et (2) ndpaKonXs, xbtis, ij, subst. [consors lecti, maritus vel 
 uxor,] a bedfellow, a husband or wife. Tdwr kv KtivXyoi /3dXes OdXepovs 7rdpd- 
 Kolras. 0. 156. Syn. (l)'AKOfn7$ 7cupdK\ivrwp, t,vv0\6pbs } av^v^, evvfiTwp, avt)p. 
 
668 IIAPA 1IAPA 
 
 yfyuerqs, (2) y#v»7, clkoitis. EPITH. (l) Bd0i/7rXovros, ddXepos, Pdpv7ro~T fib's, (2) 
 
 alboia, f$ddv£iovds, fidduffrepvos, veoydfjos, icjidlfjir}, epari], Kvbpd. 
 UdpaKoXoudeoj, v. [sector,] to follow. Oepe vvv eyoj aoi 7rdpdKoXovdQ irXr]aXov. 
 
 Eccles. Tib. S YN."E7ro/i«t, aKvKovdeu), avidfiapTeo). 
 napdKOjut^w, f. Att. tw, v. [deduco, adfero,] to convey, to bring. Yepw ye- 
 
 povTd 7rapaKo/.uc?£. Here. F. 124. SYN. KojUt^, awdyw, ayw, 7rdpayw, irdpd- 
 
 TtejUTTU). 
 
 Uapandvau), f. >7<xw, v. [(l)exacuo, (2) instigo,] to whet, to sharpen ; to insti- 
 gate. Nvr> be Kai naprjKdvrjvrai. Ran. 1116. SyN. 0?/yw, aKovdoj, otyvu itdp- 
 
 ofcvVO). 
 
 TlapuKoTrri, rjs, >7, subst. [mentis error,] aberration of mind. TlapaKoTrct, napo- 
 
 <pdpa, ippevobaXis. Eumen. 330. SYN. Iiapdfoid, irctpafpoavyrj. EPITH. At- 
 
 Gxpofirjris, Tokaivd. 
 ndpaKoirdsy ov, 6 et rj, adj. [mente privatus, furibundus,] deprived of under- 
 standing, mad. TIapawTra) te Xfifidrt oreXXerai. Bacch. 988. SYN. Ylapatyopos, 
 
 typevdfidvijs, ^>p£vo7rX>)£, (j>ph'U)\r]S, (f>pei'07rXrjyrjSy fidi'XajbrjS, depputv. 
 IIdpd<co7rrw, v. [(1) perperam cudo ; (2) fraudo,] to coin counterfeit money ; to 
 
 cheat. 'Yw' dX^nrdjUoi/3w irdpeKdwrfv bXyoivXnw. Nub. 640. SYN. Wapcucpovto , 
 
 frdpdXdyicdfxai, d<paipe6fxai. 
 * Tlapaicovu), f. Kovaofiai, v. [exaudio,] to hear. 'OfioyvXe Ze5' Ka\ ndpaKOixov 
 
 beairorujp. Ran. 750. SYN. See 'Akouw. 
 UapaKpefiavvvfjl^ f. Kpffiacrio, v. [juxta pendere facio,] to let drop by the side. 
 
 XeTpd 7rapa.Kpe/ua(ras' to b' etyeXaeTd fieCXXvov k'yyos. N. 597- 
 Tlapcucrtds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [littoral is,] along the shore. 'AW elfji irpos re Xov- 
 
 rpd ml 7rdpaKTiovs. Aj. Fl. 654. SYN. See"Afcrios. 
 ridpd/ct/7rrw, f. \pu), v. [inclinato capite inspicio, despicio,] to peep into, to watch. 
 
 Nvv fxiv fie irdpdicvxpaod wpovcpOrjs, to adnpa. Eccles. 8S4. 
 IIdpdXa/i/3d»/w, f. Xrjxpa), 2 aor. eKdfidv, v. [accipio, excipio,] to receive from, to 
 
 receive. To anep/jL dpovpd irdpdXdf3(ov, aXXov rrdpd. Orest. 546. SYN. ''Ytto- 
 
 Xa/Jifidvu), e7riXafAfidvii) t dvdbeyofxai. 
 UdpdXeydfiai, f. lo/nai, v. [una cubo,] to lie near. 'Ev izpbyjiys noTdfxov 7rdp£- 
 
 Xe^dro bivrievros. X. 241. SYN. See YldpdicdTdXeydfiai. 
 UdpaXeiirh), f. \pu), v. [praetermitto, relinquo,] to let pass, to forsake. "A cot 
 
 itdpeKi-nev ijbe tHov Xdywv, typdooj. Helen. 97^. SYN. Aenrw, ditoXeiiTb), d(fnr}fxX, 
 
 TzdpXrjfxX, 7rdpd7re fiTTit). 
 Udpd\el(p(jj, v. [inunguo,] to anoint, to besmear. 2ai/rw ndpdXetyeiv rd fi\e- 
 
 <})dpd rfjs eo7repas. Eccl. 406. SyN. 'AXeifb). 
 TldpdXrjpeo), v. [deliro, leviter desipio,] to dote, to trifle. ~Nwi b* vjnels ahoy 
 
 opatvres TrdpdXr\povvT ovk eXeeire. Equit. 531. SyN. Tldpacppoveio, Xrjpeu). 
 YldpdXids, et 7rdpd\os, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [mari adjacens, marinus,] near the sea, 
 
 marine, sea. "OpvioX <popfiri irdpdXXois yeviiaerai. Aj. Fl. 1085. See also Aj. 
 
 Fl. 412. SYN. TldpntcrXos, &ktXos. 
 * TTdpdXtrew, et TrdpaXlraivw, 2 aor. ^XXtov, V. [offendo,] to offend. T H pd Qeovs 
 
 oXorjvX 7rdp}]\Xres ittypdbiyrrX. A poll. 2. 246. SYN. 'Ayunprdiw, d^dfjaprdtb). 
 IldpaXXdyat, Gjv, at, et 7rdpaXXa£ts, eios, f], subst. [vices,] change, succession. 
 
 KTiopXQv re vat Trvpos TrdpaXXdyus. Aj^am. 473. SYN. 'EJoXXdy?/. 
 ITdpaXXo^, adv. [alternatim, juxta,] alternately, alongside. "Epnet irdpaXXd£, 
 
 TCivrd' Trpovdev ovtos %v. Aj. Fl. 1087* SYN. 'EvaXXd^, dfiOiftdbXs. 
 UdpaXXaocroj, f. £w, v. [dlterno, praetereo,] to alternate, pass by. lldpaXXo^ao-d 
 
 bXd yipibv. Agam. 413. SYN. Yldpdfieifidnai, Trdpepypfxai, Tzdpdfxerpeio. 
 TldpdXvu), f. vera), v. [persolvo, exsolvo,] to loosen, to release. YldpeXvcrt. & dv 
 
 'EXXdSos aXyeivovs. Androm. 304. SYN. 'AxoXvoj, ekXvw, d7raXXarrw, ^te- 
 
 6i(7Tr)iJiX, exfiaXXu). 
 Udpd/jieifiuj, et 7rdpd^e/'/5o)Uat, v. [praetervehor,] to surpass. rTdpd//e/^/et£»/ di'rjp, 
 
 d\X' oh. CE. R. 504. SYN. Am/je//3o/iat, 7rdpa\Xdacra;, 7rdpep^oyuat. 
 Tldpd^tXew, f. rjob), v. [negligo, adspernor,] to neglect, despise. 'Vvoclit dv, 
 
 uare ^o) ov ndprjfJieXrjiJievdy. Eumen. 300. SYN. 'AyueXtw, et,dfAeXew, dTrj/ueXeo}. 
 
nAPA IIAPA 669 
 
 Tlap&iiivu, irap^evio, et 7ra.pa.fji/jivb), v. [juxta maneo, perduro,] to remain near, 
 
 endure, await. Tud Opdels dvrdv, J -Ko-yXd, -vrapaixlvei. Orest. 1247. See 
 
 also O. 400. and 3. 207. SYN. Meno, /u//ivw, avdfiirw, biaKapTepeu). 
 UapufjETpeu), v. [(1) metior secundum, (2) praetereo,] to measure according to ; 
 
 to pass by. Tairjv KeKpdKiijv napa t AvXXbd ixe-prjaai'Tes. Apoll. 4. 1 779* 
 
 Syn. See TlapaXXatTcrio. 
 Tldpafxevo/jiai, v. [transeo, supero, 1 tc fT > beyond, to surpass. Moppet Tzdpd- 
 
 fievveraJ dXXwy. Nem. 11. 17- SYN. TIdpafjetftoj, VTTzpeyw. 
 Ylapdiiiyvvixl, f. fjiifa, v. [adrnisceo,] to mingle with. 'AvrX aXpaiov fjeXXros 
 
 auiKpbv -J dvfJibXa) irapafiiZfls, Vesp. 873. SYN. Miyvv/uX, draiilyvviiX, <pbpu). 
 Tlapaiii/j.r(o, vid. Yldodfjivu). 
 Uapa~fj.vadLiai, f. rjadfiai, v. [mentionem facio,] to mention. 7 n wayKavtore, *tt« 
 
 TtapeiivyifTh) yap av. Trach. 1126. SYN. Mvaufjui, ixv-qixovevu). 
 UdpdixdXeoj, perf. TrdpdfjtfjdXriKd, per sync, et mutat. TrapfjefjfiXujKd, v. [accedo 
 
 cum cura arnica,] to come to or attend with affection. M//-r?p Tap/jefjfiXwKZv 
 
 ouCjs vvuras re tcaX i)fjap. £1. 37* SYN. TIapetfjX, 7zapiaTdfjai, 7rpddufjedfj.ai. 
 Yldpdtuovfrds, ov, v et ?/, adj. [dissonus,] discordant, out of tune. Kat irdpdfiov- 
 
 aus a-as. Choeph. 460. Syn/A^oucos. 
 ^Uapainriax^, 1 v. [obtego, involvo, prastexo,] to cover, disguise, to use as a 
 
 pretext. Allotted a , ovbhv bei Trapuinriayeiv Xoyovs. Med. 284. SYN. KctXu- 
 
 7rra», Zpetyoj. 
 YldpauiTVKiZu), Dor. TrdpainrvKihhb), v. [nines fasciis religo,] to biud the hair with 
 
 a fillet. 'AAX' aye, Koptav 7rdpau7rvKibbe re. Lysistr. I3l6". SYN. 'A/jttvkizoj. 
 Wdpduvtilofiai, v. [(l)hortor, (2) ronsolor,] to exhort, console. Kai & ay toIs 
 
 dWoifriy c(prj 7iapa.jjvdi;cra0'dai. I. 680. SYN. Haprjydpev, TrapdicdXeb), irapd- 
 
 Tecdui. 
 IJapdfjvdXdv, ov, to, et TrdpajivQXa, ?/, subst. [solatium,] consolation. Ovbl tZ 
 
 Tuiy -vpcrwv xapauirBtdv, ovk dpdpvypd. Theocr. 23. 7* SYN. QeXKrrjpXoy, k>/- 
 
 \rjfid, fjetXiyfid, fieikucrfipiop, QaXirajpi'i, 
 YldpdfxvKdoLiat, f. haufxaiy v. [mugio, graviter sono,] to bellow. Bpv^ta b' rj-^oj 
 
 TrdpdpvKarat. P. V. 1118. S\N. Mvcao/iai* d»d/3odw, (opv-^y, ftpv^ddiiai. 
 fUtparaHpat, et *7rapareuerdw, v. [juxta habito,] to dwell near. 'ApKabXrjV i)ifiv 
 
 hi ku<6s TtapivaacaTo yeirmr. Call. fr. 143. See also Trach. 635. Syn. 
 
 Feiriidw. 
 Ilapaied/icK, v. [praetereo, praetervehor, praeternavigo,] to go, ride, sail past. 
 
 Wy^Xf-ioXov b" Ittl rri, rroXeas Trapdvelade koXujvovs. Apoll. 2. 357- SYN. Ildpa- 
 
 ttXIio, 7ra.oepxofJ.ui, Ttapanaoofiai. 
 ridpdi t)viii), v. [appono, accumulo,] to serve up, supply abundantly. 1~irov h' 
 
 eoavfjivujs Ttdplviiitlv kv Kavioiair. tt. 51. SYN. ~wpevio. TF&pdrXdrjfjl. 
 Hapai'i'ixdiJiat, v. [praeternato,] to swim past. El be k in rcporipu) rtapdviildfjiai, 
 
 i)v 7tov tfevpu). e. 417- 
 * riapdviKaw, v. [\inco,] to overcome, to surpass. QrjXvKpurr]s uTrtpwrbs tpws 
 
 TrdpaviKa. Choeph. 591. SYN. Nucnw. 
 ridudi' i era a ficu, v. [praetereo,] to pa^s by. 'AXV art bi) niXdirovvrjo-ov Trapevlcr- 
 
 airu TrdfTtiy. Horn. Apoll. 430. SYN. See Wautpypfjiai. 
 Tldpdydtto, v. [desipio, demens sum,] to think wrong, to he foolish. Ei fji\rl 
 
 itdpdi oof; ad tcatvovpyeis Xoyoy. Iph. A. 838. SYN. lldpa^poi'cu;, dfpoituf, 
 
 Trapaira'no, uaivduat. 
 
 TLkfAvom, as, )/. subst. [stultitia, amentia, dementia,] folly, madness. "ErXa, 
 
 irupdvoid avvayi? Sept. Theb. 753. SYN. "Avoia, dnoyoiu, Ttaputypoovi'i), 
 
 Trapa<p6pd, fjuvia. 
 
 Yldpdyofjos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [contra leges faciens,] violating the laws. rioXe/utw 
 
 1 The form Tlapafx-niaxoo is here adopted instead of T\apap.-Ktx u > "hich ^as the reading of 
 Porson afler Beck and Brunck, because &ftv^«iy no wl in F.iripides, whereas ap.irl- 
 <tx (iv ail(1 ,ts compounds are very frequent. See however P quoied. 
 
 2 SiW-yc is here the Doric form of avvt]-^, the penult, being long, as appears from the corre- 
 sponding line in the antistrophe. 
 
670 IIAPA ITAPA 
 
 Sims, 7rapavbfx(o baica. Troad. 284. (A double dochmiac.) Syn. "avoids, 
 
 dbticbs. 
 * Udpdvbjuws, adv. [illicite,] unlawfully. T il betvov epyov irdpdvbfj,<i)s elpyacrfMyrj. 
 
 Med. 1118. SYN. 'AbiKws, avdfiws. 
 HdpavTijs, ebs, 6 et ?/, adj. [in obliquum,] aside. See in Karats. 
 Uapa£ei bs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [peregrinus, ignobilis, insuetus,] foreign, ignoble, 
 
 strange. "Arifjid ical TzapdarifAd Kat ndpa^evd. Acharn. 517« SYN. W^ovibiov. 
 TldpatpvXov, ov, to, subst. [clavus iuditus axi, ue rola excidat,] a linch-pin. 
 
 ^KivbaX/uiov re irdpa^bvtd. Ran. 835. 
 na|0&7rcuw, v. [excido, deliro, desipio,] to glide out, to err, to dote* Tx ydp 
 
 eXXeixei ;u>) itdpanaieLV. P. V. 1092. SYN. See Udpatypbvew . 
 JTdpdiraWdfiai, v. [juxta aliquem locum moveo me,] to move along. Oh -ndp- 
 
 eiraXXerb. Iph. A. 228. SYN. TldpopfAdh). 
 TLdpdirdTdu), f. ijau), v. [astute decipio,] to deceive cunningly, to steal upon, to 
 
 elude. O'iVm, Tvdprjndrriads ap^aias Oeas. Eumen. 731. SYN. See ^A-ndrdio, 
 Udpd7rd<pdu), 2 aor. ijnd(pbv, v. [decipio, fallo,] to deceive. Aafxvdrai' ov yap 
 
 £\w yXalvaV 7cdpd fj i]Trd<pe baiptivv. %. 488. SYN. 'E£;d7rdc/)uw, 7rdpd7rdrd(o. 
 TldpdireWu), 2 aor. TtdpenXdov, Ion. et poet. 7rap7re7rX8bv, et ndpatTre-nXdov, V. 
 
 [(1) suadeo, (2) falsa persuasione decipio,] to give advice, to persuade 
 
 wrongly. Udpdn-eKrov be gov, ov \ia-ab\xW. Eur. Suppl. 65. SYN. WeiQw, 
 
 dvaTreiQb), etareldu), TrdpaKpovopiat, e£d7rdrattf. 
 Tldpdtreipdbfiai, v. [periculum facio,] to try, to make trial of. 'E/i7rvpots re«r/lat- 
 
 pbfxevoL 7rdpa7ret-piovrai. Olymp. 8. 4. SYN. JJeipdofxai, bXd7r€ipdbfiai,7retpd$(o. 
 UapdTre/jnru), f. xj^ia, v. [praetermitto,] to send past, to dispatch. A'ipead' avr<p 
 
 iroXi) to pbdXov, Trdpd7refx)pdT Zip' evdeicd KU)7rais. Equit. 546. SYN. AXd-refino), 
 
 irpb7refnri0, 7rpbdyto, TrdpaKbjj.i^Q}. 
 UdpdireTanai, per sync. TTapTrerdfAai, v. [praetervolo,] to fly past, to outfly. 
 
 Olbe, rd cV ev jieaaio Keijxeva 7ra07rerdraf. Call. Ep. 32. 6. SYN. Yldpepx,b/uai, 
 YldpaTreTaond. drbs, to, subst. [(1) aulaeum ; (2) praetextus,] a curtain, a pretext. 
 
 "A' v Tolat Trdpd7reraajjid(nv tois M.rjbiKols ypd(povaXv* Ran. 938. SYN. KdXv/j.- 
 
 jud, 7rp6a-^r\fAd % 
 TLdpa~7rXdc!u), f. ay^io, v. [praeter errare facio,] to cause to wander past, or to go 
 
 wrong. E[o2 TvdpeirXayxdriv yrojfxrjs dydQfjs; Hipp. 240. SYN. IlXdcw, aTro- 
 
 7rXac?a>. 
 IIdpa7rX£w, f. evffo), et Ion. 7rdpa7rXwa>, f. w<rw, v. [praeternavigo,] to sail pastor 
 
 along. Ot 17 brj Kelvr] ye TrdpeirXu) TrovTbivbpos vrjvs. /z. 69* SYN. Udpdvebfiai. 
 JJdpawXr)KTbs t ov, 6 et rj, adj. [mente captus,] mad, frenzied. Qdvelrai napd- 
 
 7rX>/fcTW. Aj. Fl. 229v SYN."EfjnrXr]KTbs, a<pp(ov, /udviubris. 
 HdpQ7rXr)£, yybs, adj. [(1) ex obliquo percussus a mari ; (2) delirus,] (l) struck 
 
 obliquely by the sea ; (2) doting, delirious. 'Htbvas re 7rdpaxXfjyas XXpevas re 
 
 ddXcMTGrjs. e. 440. 
 TidpairXriaabfiai, f. £bfiai, v. [mente percellor, vesanus sum,] to be mad. "Hcr- 
 
 irep fxedv6vTG)i>, eort Trdpdi:eiiXr)y^evd. Eccles. 139» SYN. 'EfnrX^aob/JLai, /ucu'- 
 
 vbfiai, Trdpaypbieu), e^arrjv, <f)ot(3a£bjj.ai. 
 Udpairveu), f. irvevott), v. [spiro praeter,] to breathe past, to escape. 'A/o- 
 
 yvperji, Xvd fxrjTi ndpa7rvevar) bXXyov irep. K. 24<. SYN. ILetu, em-xveu, 
 TidpoLTtpaaau), f. £w, v. [perperam ago,] to do wrong. Mrjbevbs aXXov Trdpa- 
 
 7rpa^avTbs. Aj. Fl. 26 1. SYN. 'Afiaprdvu). 
 Tldpairpiffpid, aTbs, to, subst. [scobs,] saw-dust. Keif TtdpaTrptafiaT errwv. Ran. 
 
 882. 
 Yldpapbs, et Trdprjbpbs, ov, 6 et f}. adj. [delirus,] foolish, mad. Tav0' b 7rdpapcs 
 
 Tr)vbs £7r' canard yijs tXd/3' eXOtov. Theocr. 15. S. SYN. "AKoepos, Trdpatypiov. 
 
 See Tldprjbpos. 
 Hdpappriywfxi, f. pifito, perf. eppuyd, v. [disrumpo,] to break loose, to burst 
 
 forth. MeXatJ'd r' uicpov tis ndpeppuyev nbbbs. Philoct. 844. 
 Udpappetdpbs, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [praeterfluens,] flowing by. 'Qpys KdpappeidpoLol 
 XctfJiappois bad. Antig. 723. 
 
ITAPA TIAPA 671 
 
 Uapapprjrds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [qui exorari se patitur verbis,] easy to be persuaded. 
 
 "Efcrop, aLtrj^dvos irroX TcdpapptjToiffX irXQeffdai. N. 726. 
 WapappiwTio, f. \p(o, v. [subeo periculum, audeo,] to run the hazard. TXs ovtos 
 
 ezrai; ris 7rdpapplipei, tekvci. GE. R. 1493. SYN. 'A7roppi7TT(t), TrdpaKivhwevw^ 
 
 cLTrdfiaWoj. 
 Uapappveu), v. [elabor,] to slip away. UdpeppvrjKev, ws Xt7rw fiff rw Xd/3e7v. 
 
 Pbiloct. 6j3. 
 Uapappuals, ews, fj, et 7rdpappvfjid t to, subst. [tegumentum,] a covering, a deck. 
 
 ^.ToX/uoi re \ai(j)()vs Kal Trdpa ppvffeis raws. iEsch. Suppl. 723. 
 Tidpdpvd/jds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [abhorrens a numero,] out of tune. TlobX ndpd- 
 
 pvdfx' evpvd/ud typvyXwv. Thesm. 121. SYN. JJdpd/uovffos, dfjcovaos. 
 Udpdfreipds, uv, 6 et ij, adj. [f'une conjunctus,] fastened to the side by a rope, 
 
 joined. TLobi Krjbo&vya irdpdaeipbs. Orest. 1016. SYN. Heipdfopos.- 
 Tldpdarjfuus, ov, 6 et //, adj. [insignis, adulterinus, malus,] distinguished, 
 
 counterfeit, bad. "A-tpd, Kal Trdpdarind, Kal Trdpa^evd. Acharn. 518. SYN. 
 
 KifibrjXos, KaKus, (pavXos, dffq/uos, dbo£os, dboKtfids. 
 Ti.dpaffKevad.io, f. drruj, v. [paro, instruo,] to prepare, to furnish. "A 'yo> 7rdoe- 
 
 ffKevaCov, €Kfxo-%du>v fiXai. Here. F. 136l. SYN. Kuraa/ceva^w, avvTdffffio, 
 
 rciffffio, evrpeirizoj, bXaTrpaaffoj. 
 YldpaffKevrj, ijs, ?/, subst. [apparatus, instructio,] preparation, resources. Aev- 
 
 K))v be ■ypmdv els TrdpaffKevrjv e%ets. Bacch. 44>9- SYN. KdracrKevrj, 7ropoi. 
 UdpaffKrjveu), 1 v. [tentorii modo explico,] to spread over like a tent. Qdpos 
 
 irdpeffKi'jpriffEv, ev & aripfidvi. Eumen. 637 '• SyN. YleptffTeXXdfxat, irdpaffTd- 
 
 peivvfjiX. 
 *UdpaffKdneu), v. [praetervideo,] to look beyond, not to perceive. T H KapTd 
 
 XprifffxiLv dp' efjiwv ndpeffKoneis ; Agam. 1223. SYN. Ov Tvy^dvb), dpap- 
 
 Tdvoj, 
 TIdpaffTrdM, f. daw, v. [abstraho, avello,] to tear aside, or away, fyplvas icdpa- 
 
 ffirqs ZttI Xwfiq.. An tig. 79%' SYN. 'A7rocrrda;, icdpdavpto, <pdeipio, dcpeXKO). 
 I]dpaff7rti(jj, f. Xcrio, v. [(l)juxta stans clypeo munio ; (2) comes sum,] to stand 
 
 near and protect with a shield, to accompany, to attend. Md n)v irdpa- 
 
 ani^ovadi' dp/udaiv ttute. Ion 1528. SYN. 'YiraffTtL£u), Trdpaardrew, dfxvpio, 
 
 itdpeifn, o/j.apTioj. 
 YldpaffTTicrrns, ov, 6, subst. [qui prope alterius clypeum pugnat, defensor,] 
 
 one who fights near the shield of another, a defender. 'Evbe&os ov ndbi 
 
 ndpa ait 1 ffTrjs yeyws. Cycl. 6. SYN. 'Y7rtpaff7riffTt)s, aoTriLbrjfdpds, avfxfidyos, 
 
 TTdpafTTUTTJS. 
 
 Yidpdanbv, adv. [celeriter, confestim,] very quickly, instantly. KckXo/je- 
 
 vos b" ijvae ^udXa ^xlyd' rot be itdpdffoov. A poll. 1. 383. SYN. YldpavrXKa. 
 Yldpaffrdbov, adv. [prope,] near. 'EicreiVdr' abrd, Kal kvkXo) irdpaffTdbdv, 
 
 Choeph. 570. 
 Ildpa<77-ds, dbds, y, subst. [postis, porticus,] a post, a pillar, a portico. Nv{ 
 
 y)v 'Abpaff-ov b' i)X6oi> els izdpaffTdbds. Phoen. 426. SYN. !LTa6/jds. 
 UdpaffrdTioj, v. [a latere sto, auxilior,] to stand by the side or near, to assist. 
 
 YXdpaffTu-iiffeiv to'is KpeovTeiois 7reXas. QE. R. 400. SYN. JJdpiffTdfiai, napa- 
 
 ff7ri£to, (jd)]6iu), dpt'iyoj. 
 UdpaffTdrrjs, ov, b, et 7rdpa(rrdrts, ibos, >/, subst. [qiw a latere stat, au$Ijator, 
 
 socius,] one who stands by the side, a defender, a companion. Tdv~'Hpd~ 
 
 KXewv "httZ 7rov TrripnaTUTTjy. Heracl. 89. See also CE. C. 559» SYN, 'Apwyvs, 
 
 ewaptoydSj ftdtjdiis, dXe^rj/p, npoffTdTrjs. 
 \UdpaffT€ixu) y 2 aor. ivrl^pv, v. [prajtereo,] to go past, or near. Aofiois napa- 
 I OTei-^oyTa, Kal Tab' evvlitelv. Choeph. 560. SYN. Hdpep\d/.iat, irXr]oXu£<o t 
 
 irdpdiiofiai, trdpdpalvit), 7rdpdyiffffdfiai. 
 i* YldpaffTii'd^io, v. [aggemo,] to groan near. "AdpuaX AH/rad irdpeoTivdypvTo' 
 
 OvyarpX. Apoll. 4. 1297. SYN. YIdpuKXdu>. 
 
 1 On the interpretation of this word, see Dr. Butler's remarks in 1, c. 
 
672 DAP A I1APA 
 
 HapaffrdpEU), f. fjou), v. [sterno, extendo,] to lay flat, to prostrate. 'Eyw oe rrj 
 top 'HpafcXea ndpaoTopio. EquU. 481. SYN. 2rop£w, eKTeivw. 
 
 * ndpaorp&jbto, et 7rdpaorpu;0dw, v. [distorqueo,] to distort. T?)v fiolpdv els t8 
 Iiy} "xpiuv iraptMTTpefwv. Eur. fr. Melan. 12. 3. See also Apoll. 2. 6*6*7. Syn. 
 
 Alci(T7p£(p(l). 
 
 Hapaavpu), f. ai)pa3, v. [in obliquum traho,] to draw obliquely, to distort, to 
 pervert, to corrupt, to tear off. Tovto ye tXtjtoi' ndplavpas ekos^. P. V. 1101. 
 SYN. TlapavrpECfxi), 7rapavrpto(j>a(t), bXarjTpEfa), 7rdparp£7r&;. 
 
 HapaatyaWu), f. dXCo, v. [praeter excidere facio,] to cause to fall, to disap- 
 point. 'Io-^vj', oineiwp ndpeirfaXev Kciktiv. Nem. 11.41. SYN. Ai«o^>ciXXw, 
 
 £7Tl(T(j)dW(V. 
 
 Ylapaaxeb&v, adv. [pvope, illico,] near, close at band, immediately. Aa7r evrv- 
 
 vwfxeoUd irapaay^bov, o(ppd b' iwaXv. Apoll. 1. 354. SYN. Ylapavra, 7rdpa- 
 
 XpTj/xa, 7rapavriKa, cr^eboi-'j eyyvs. 
 Yldpaa-^ediv, inf. aor. Trdpa(jyei v > vid. Ylaps^u). 
 Ylaparaaauy, f, £o>, v. [aciem instruo,] to draw up in battle array. '£7rei fidvos 
 
 ju' tutjjal TTapareT ay pLEvdv. Vesp. 1)18. SYN. 'Rktc'htgio, avrXraoffoj. 
 TLupaTeivo). v. [protendo,] to extend, to stretch along. 'Hbl, na.paTETa.Tai fxaicpa \ 
 
 Troppio navv. Nub. 212. SYN. 'Ekt£/i>w, npoTeivit), Trdpe\Kto. 
 YlapareKTalvio, f. dvib, v. [ad fa brie or,] to fabricate. ATxpd ne teat av, ylpaii, 
 
 ettos 7rapareK^rjpaid. |. 131. ' SYN. TeKTaiVw, 7idpaaKeva£u). 
 Hdpare/iJ^w, V. j_praecido,] to cut. "Ecprjadd uavrfjs Kay Tzdpd.TEp.e1v Bv,fiXav. Ly- 
 
 sistr. 132. SYN. 'ArrdTefivio, dnoayj^* re/xiw. 
 TldpdrXdijpi, f. drjeru), v. [appono,] to place near, to supply. ^Kixpos te kmtgov 
 
 TcdpfQET els evpos Tpluiv. Cycl. 389* §Y N. UpoGTidrjfiX, bXaTXdr]fiX, Kdrdrt8f?/u, 
 
 irdpdj3ak\h). 
 TidpdTiWio, v. [depilo,] to pluck tbe hair from. 'Anapa, ypatyio, 7rdpdr/XXd/icu, 
 
 \6yic6fiai, Acharn. 31. SyN. TiXX<o. 
 IldpuTdi 'os, ov, 6 et y, adj. [a latere protensus, resolutus,] stretched too far, 
 
 aside, weakened. Udpdrovovs x^P as ' Alcest. 409. 
 XldpaTpEio i f. TpEoco, v. [timefactus diffugio,] to start aside through fear. Ai'oXd, 
 
 7rajj(f)d) duivTa' nape-peG-aav bs oX 'imrui. E. 295. SYN. Atarptw, rpEuu). 
 YidpaTpETTO), f. \pu), 7rdparpo7rda>, Ion. et>», et 7rdparpoj7rdw, V. [diverto, deflect O,] 
 
 to turn away. 'AptlXo^os be 7rdpaTpe\pas e^e n&vvyds imrovs. ^F. 423. See 
 
 also b. 564. and I. 496. 
 TLdparpE^u), f. 6pe£(o, 2 aor. ebpdfidp, v. [prastercurro,] to run past. Ovtuj be I] 
 
 Kal ov 7rdpdrp£^' els rd TLrrdXot/. Vesp. 1432. SYN. 'Ek - 0£w, TrupfXai/yw, 
 
 eneiyu), ndpepyoixai. 
 TldpaTpifiu), f. ilh), v. [attero,] to rub. 'EXdcov 7rdpdrpt/3o/x£Vos te fioXifibu. ], 
 
 Theogn. 110!. SYN. 'Eirfrpipu), irpoaTplfiw. 
 TldpaTpdndoj, Ion. ndpaTponEio, et 7rdporpuj7rdaj, vid. IIdparp£7rw. fit 
 
 YldpaTpdnri, fjs, 7), subst. [deflectio,] a turning aside. TldpdTpona /jeXeci fioi 
 
 Ion 1230. $YT8. 'AnoTpoTT)), dnaXXdy)], dnotyev^is, dffdcpvyi], \% 
 
 YldpaTponus, ov, 6 et i], adj. [deflexus, aversus, aversandus,] turned aside, \\ 
 
 perverse, detestable. YldpdTpdnov fieXos evpu) ; Androm. 526. Syn. 'A7ro- ||] 
 
 rpdnos. |]( 
 
 Ildparpwyw, 2 aor. ETpdyov, v. [abrodo,] to nibble at. Kal tcv kvkXov ndpETpwybv 
 
 vcf ap/udTwXias. Pax 414. SYN. Tpo>yw, aTroTpuyo, KaTeadlio. \\ 
 
 UdpaTvyxdvio, 2 aor. ervxpv, v. [intervenio, obvius sum,] to fall in with, to 
 
 meet. O'ir) yap pa Qliov ndpETvyydvE fxapidfiEyoioXv. A. 74. SYN. Ilfptrvy- lie 
 
 ydvu), TrdpeifxX, irXrjaXa^u), fXETeifxX, ETrepxafiai. 
 Yldpavbdu), f. //aw, v. [colloquendo consolor,] to console by conversing with, 
 
 M>) bt] /hoi QdvdTov y£ irdpavba, <f>aibXfji 'bbvaoev. X. 487* SYN. Ildp^yopcw, 
 
 TrdpdfxvdEOfxat. 
 YldpavXi£u), f. X<t(i), v. [(l)juxta cubo ; , 7)habito,] to tarry or lie near. ITdpav' 
 
 Xictovc-dnETpa. Ion 496. SYN. TldpaKet/xat, ndpdKotjJiddixai, TrapaKardXeydfJiai, ^ 
 
 7rdpd^at£rdw, iyyi^o). 
 
 n 
 
IIAPA IIAPE 673 
 
 TlapavXSs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [vicinus,] neighboring. 'AW ws irdpavXuv oUXays. 
 
 iroXts be aoi. CE. C. 785. SYN. See UapoiKos, yeiruv. 
 UapavTiKa, adv. [confestim, illico,] immediately. Avtos KoLnovixai t8 ye irapav- 
 
 tXk evbdQev. Vesp. 833. SYN. Ildpaxpvjud. 
 Ylapayaivoj, f. avw, v. [ostendo,] to show, to produce. Tlapfyaive tiav rdv Spudv, 
 
 ojs dfjii<jjfieda. Lysistr. 183. SYN. A?/Aow, dirdtyaivu), <f>aivu). 
 Uapacpepta, f. oiaio, et Tcapa<pdpeii), v. [juxta fero,] to bring near, to bring, to 
 
 carry. s,vvdr}Lid -vrdpacpepovrX Troif-ieatv Xdyuv* Phoen. 1156. See also Aves 
 
 840. SYN. Ylapayu), el<r<pvpe(i), irpotyepta. 
 Ylapafevyw, per sync. Traptyevyu, v. [praeterfugio,] to flee by. YlapQvyeetv avv 
 
 VTjt' <j>epei be re tcpart etcaarb). la. 99' SYN. ndpa7rX£G>, dirotyevytt). 
 IlapaQrifxi, poet. ndpalfriLiX, v. [suadeo, hortor,] to advise, to accost. MijrpX 
 
 b' eyu) irdpdtyrj/jX xaX avrf} 7rep voeovcrrj. A. 577 ' See also fl. 771* SYN. 
 
 Tldpaiveto, irapaKakeio, TrdpdiivQeofxai. 
 HdpcKpdi^X, 2 aor. ndpritydriv, v. [praevenio, praetercurro,] to outstrip. Ktpbe- 
 
 aXv, ovtX rdyet ye Trdpafddfxevos MeveXaov. ¥. 515. SYN. Qddvw, Trapep^oLxai, 
 
 irpoXaiifidvh). 
 Tldpdfdpa, as, f/, subst. [insania,] madness. See in UdpdK07r^. 
 Tldpdtydpos , ov, 6 et ^, adj. [insanus,] mad. TixjAbv, rv^Xw aTei\ovTa TrdpdtySpy 
 
 TTubX. Hec. 1033. Syn. See Hdpa<ppojv. 
 Udpacppdveu, et poet. TrdpaKppovew, v. [desipio,] to be foolish or mad. 'AW ^ 
 
 ndpdtypdve'is eredv, t] KdpvfiavrXqs ; Vesp. 8. See also Theocr. 25. 262. Syn. 
 
 A(f>paivit), Trdpdvoeit), Trdpdiraib), ixaivoLiai, ndpaXypeu), irdpaTrXrjaadfiai. ■ 
 YLdpatyptov, dvbs, et 7rapa0pd>fyios, ov, 6 et //, adj. [amens, desipiens,] mad, 
 
 foolish. Tt rob' al irdpd(j)p(i)v €ppt\pds eiros. Hipp. 232. See also (E. R. 691. 
 
 SYN. ^A(f>p(t)v y eiccppwv, ndpa7rXr)KTds, dvor)Tvs. 
 TJdpd(f>vKTds, Mo\. JlapQvKTos, q. v. 
 TIdpd)(d\diOy v. [relaxo,] to loosen, to leak. Kaywy' eav rX irdpa^aX^, rr/f av- 
 
 rXXav (j>v\afa. Equir. 432. Syn. XdXdw. 
 UdpdxopbiZb), et 7rdpdxopbeti>, f. iw, v. [aberro a~ chorda, erro,] to mistake the 
 
 string, to err. Mqbkv Trdpdx<>pbXe~is, wv bel a' dndbe^ai. Eccles. 295. SYN. 
 
 'Afxaprdvio. 
 Xldpdxppevojxai, v. [choreis celebror,] to be danced round, to be frequented by 
 
 the Chorus. Yldpdj(opevujJiev^ rpXirubX. Ion 466. SYN. 'Amydpevd/iai, xppevo- 
 
 /uai, irdpevffdXevcj. 
 riaoaxp^/ud, adv. [confestim,] immediately. T0DY0 jxev ovv ^a& vfxiv ala-^pov, 
 
 toIs fir/ yvovaiv 7rdpd)(pf}fjd. Vesp. 1048. SYN. ridp* avrd, irdpavrXm, 7rdpa- 
 
 crxebovy evdeus. 
 [fldpa^vx^ V s * V, subst. [solatium,] a consolation. "Ho' clvtX noXXwv karX poi 
 
 Trdpa^v)(T]' Hec. 280. SYN. See YldpaLivdidv. 
 ^\dpa-^vyplJ-ai t v. [consolor,] to console. 0£ be Trdpav^w^o/ffd KaKov Kat dvaibed 
 
 0a)7d. Call. 6. 46. SYN. Ildpdfivdedfxai, TrdpdtcdXeoj, dvaipu\w. 
 \lapfidTvs, vid. ridpd/Bdros. 
 
 lap/3atVw, vid. Yldpdflalvio. 
 ^lapfidcrXa, vid. TIdpatfldaXa. 
 
 lap/joXdS?;*', adv. [a latere,] sideways. 'A\X<5r2 7rapf3oXdbr)V vavrrjai be" ^ap^d 
 
 rervKrai. A poll. 4. 936. 
 
 lapbdKds, r), ov t adj. [humidus, uvidus,] wet, damp, 'fombri -xapbdicbv t5 \io- 
 
 pXov. Pax 1148. S YN. "Typos, otvypos. 
 
 JapbdXea, as, et 7rapodX^, ys, rj, subaud. oopd, subst. [pellis pantherae,] a leo- 
 pard's skin. riapodXerj iiev 7rpwrd uera^pepdu evpv KaXv^e. K. 29« 
 
 iapbdXXs, et Ion. nopbdXXs, ews, et Ion. Xds, >/, snbst. [panthera,] a leopard, a 
 
 tiger. 'HvYI 7rapodXis eiai pddeirjs ck tyXdxoio. ( l } - 573. See also P. 20. 
 
 j SYN. 'OXod, ovpioXtyoiros, Odd, otikti), dvaibt'is. 
 Tidpedto, f. edfTui, v. [omitto, negligo,] to omit, neglect. Td iilv icdr o'ikovs 
 
 diieXeia -ndpeidaev . l Eur. fr. Antiop. 29- *2» SYN. See 'Edw. 
 
 1 Valckenacr. Diatrib. p. 71. with his usual felicity reads a^Kiq. napds la. 
 Pros. Lex. 4 Q 
 
674 IIAPE IIAPE 
 
 Hdpeyyvdoj, v. [in manus trado, vador,] to furnish, to give a pledge. "Ekteivov, 
 eKTelvovTu' Kal 7rapr}yyijit)V. Eur. Suppl. 710. SYN. 'Eyyvdw, izapeyw, napdbX- 
 btayX. 
 
 * Tldpebpevu, v. [adsideo,] to sit near. "Aibov vvfjupy 7rdpebpevois. Alcest. 7^2. 
 SYN. Yldpe^dfiai, irdpr)fxai f irdpi£vfjiat, irpvaebpevu), TTpooKaQeZoiiai, 7ra.pa.Kade- 
 £dfiai, 7rapa.KaQr)iJ.at. 
 
 Uapebpds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [adsidens,] sitting near, supporting. Tj. odfia nape- 
 
 bpovs. Med. 839. SYN. Ivvebpos, (rvvdaKos. 
 TlapeZd/uai, et 7rapl£(o, v. [adsideo,] to sit near. 'FLepXr) yap aoi ye TrdpeZerd, 
 
 Ka\ Xdfie yovvtov. A. 557 '. See also b. 311. SYN. See Udpebpevio. 
 Tlapeta, as, et ndpriXs, Xbos, fj, et irdpfiXdv, to, subst. [gena,] a cheek. Aos, Kal 
 
 Ttdpeiav 7rpocrfia\wi> ndprjibX. Hec. 410. SYN. Fevfo. EpiTH. Aa/jnrpa, 
 
 d.7raXr), a/jKJnbpvfds, \apleGoa, QdXepa, Trapdh'XKr]. 
 *Tlapeias, ov, et irap&as, 6, subst. [serpens quidam iEsculapio sacer,] a kind of 
 
 serpent, having full cheeks. '6&d£ zXafioixriv, ws irdpeias wv otyXs. Plut. 690. 
 YldpetKdQh), et 7rapeiKb), v. [cedo, concedo,] to give way, to submit. Kal ravr 
 
 e7rau>€~is, Kal boKe~is TrdpeiKddetv \ Antig. 1 102. See also Philoct. 1048. SYN. 
 
 f ¥7relK(i), xxplsfxai, vird^iopeif), vTzobXhtafii. 
 Yldpeifxi, f. effdfiai, v. [adsum,] to be present, ready. *Ai5' av irdpeicX rols efioXs 
 
 6privi]ixdaX. Orest. 132. SYN. Tlapdyiyvo/jiai, irapicrTafiai, TrpooioTafxai. 
 Uapeifil, inf. ievat, v. [advenio, progredior,] to come near, steal in, go forward. 
 
 Tovab' avToi/s ndpXovrds ETryjiaev, tav oX Xovtwv. Apoll. 2. 195. SYN. Yldpeia- 
 
 bvfiX, d^iKveofiai. 
 Ylapeinov,* aor. a 7rdpd</>7?/n, V. [persuadeo,] to persuade. Moyis 7rdpenrovod 
 
 (f)pevas. P. V. 132. SYN. UdpdTreida). 
 Tlapeiph), v. [(l)insero ; (2) servo, si locas ab Antigone Sophoclis infra lauda- 
 
 tus sit sanus,] to insert, protect, observe. "EadX-ov ep7rec vdfxovs Trapdpwv. 
 
 Antig. 368. Exp. Tidpeipw, 6 (pvX6.TTh)v tov& ev yfj ovras vo/novs. 
 Tld.peiabexof.tat, v. [accipio a,] to receive from. JJapeiGrbebeyfiai, (froprov ware 
 
 vavrXXos. Trach. 537 '• Syn. See 'ATrdbe^ofxat. 
 TJdpeiabvfjiX, v, [irrepo, clam introeo,] to creep or steal into. T£ Kal vvv bei- 
 
 botKd, Meve^eve, fii) fie Trdpeiabm. Call. Epigr. 45. 5. SyN. 'VTTOTpeyjo, 7rdpeifit, 
 
 Trdpdbvofxat. 
 UdpeKpahw, v. [transgredior,] to go beyond. 'Idelas, Kal fir) tX irdpeKjSaivovaX 
 
 biKalov. Hes, Op. 224. SYN. Yldpafiaivw, Trdpe^eifiX, Trdpep^ofxat. 
 YldpeKdeu}, et nape wed fiat, v. [prastercurro, praetereo,] to run beyoud, "Evdev 
 . be 7rpdT£pw(Te irdpe^edeov MsXXfiotdv. Apoll. 1. 592. See also Apoll. 2. 943. 
 
 SYN. Yldpep\bfiai, irdpdvEojJLai, Trdparpiyb), Trdpdviaadfxai. 
 YldpeKirpoQevyw, v. [e manibus effugio,] to escape. Havrolrjv, Xvd fir) ae 
 
 TTdpeKTcpd^vyriaXv deQXd. y ¥. 314. SYN. Tldpdfevyw, eKtyevyw, dTrdtyevyw. 
 YldpeKTeXew , v. [efficio,] to fulfil, to effect. Ovjjids ejj.6s, /U17S' dXXo ndpeKreXeffeie 
 
 re baljuiov. Mosch. 4. 125. SYN. See 'EkteXcw. 
 TldpeKrpeTrio, f. \pu), v. [averto, diverto,] to turn aside or away. TidpeKTpenov- 
 
 tes dyeTdv, &are fir) Qdvelv. Eur. Suppl. 1121. SYN. TidpaTpeird), vnetyu- 
 
 peofxai. 
 IldpeXavvk), et 7rdpe%eXavvu), f. iXdato, v. [praeterveho, obequito,] to drive along, 
 
 or past. Kai vv kev r) TvdpEXaaa, 1} an^piarbv eOtjkev. Y. 382. See also yu. 
 
 47. SYN. 'Ej^EXavvto, 7rdj0ep^o/xat, TTdpaTpiyio. 
 
 * UdpeXKvto, f. vow, et irdpeXKta, f. ^w, v. [extraho, protraho, remoror,] to draw 
 along or beyond, to delay. YLvttoXis iiev rbv MaptK&v 7rpioriaTov 7rdpeiXKVff£v. 
 Nub. 553. See also a. 281. SYN; 'E^cXkcj, 7rdpdre/vw, fjtr)Kvvu>, dvdfiaX- 
 Xofxat. 
 
 * ndpefxfiaXXu*, f. d\w, v. [immitto,] to throw in. Tovro yap 7rdpe^t/3dXoi5/iev 
 Tu>v TpXypivXKwv ETTwv. Vesp. 481. SYN. See 'E/z/3aXXw. 
 
 1 The iirst syllable of irapeLTru is prolonged through the influence of the metrical arsis, Z. 02. ri 
 Z. 377. H. 121. A. 792. and O. 104. 
 
 Ho 
 
 it 
 t 
 
 hi 
 
 u 
 
 it 
 
ITAPE nAPE 675 
 
 ndpe/i/5\e7r«, f. $v t v. [oblique tueor,] to glance aside. Kvprwv te vwrd tcels 
 icepas 7rap€fu(3\e7ru)v. Helen. 1557- SYN. Uupa(3\e7ru>. 
 
 TlapefjnrdXau), f. ^<rw, v. [(l) insuper s. furtim emo, (2) coraparo,] to buy by 
 stealth, to purchase. Tdpovs TvdpefxiroXibvTi y aXXoiovs iroaXv, Med. 906. 
 
 SYN. 'flveofiai. 
 Ylapevavdeu), perf. Zv^voQa, v. [superne floreo, surgo,] to bloom upon, to rise. 
 
 To/77 7rapevr]vd8e /jtfJTXs. Apoll. 1. 664. 
 YlapevvETru), v. [dico adraonendo,] to admonish. Told TrapevveirZv" Apyos' dvd£ 
 
 5' eVeYwo-dro fxvdois. Apoll. 3. 367 • SYN. Yldpavbdo. 
 YldpevodXevu, v. [tripudio,] to dance. Mi/jlov/jievos, kclI toIv Troboiv <bbl 7rdpev- 
 
 adXeviov. Plut. 291. 
 IIdpe£, et irdpeic, praep. [extra,] out of. '[is dpd ({xov^aavTE, Trdpe^ oboi) kv vekv- 
 
 eaai. K. 349- See also T. 133. 
 IIdpe£u/ie</3w, f. i//w, v. [praetereo, transeo,] to pass by. Averd, Ur)XXdbas be 
 
 Trdp6^rjfj.ei(3dv epiirvas, Apoll. 1. 581. SYN. Yldpafxeifiu, ndpaWaaoio, irdpep- 
 
 XOfxai. 
 UdpetavXeu), v. [tibia canere desino, detero,] to leave off playing the flute, to 
 
 wear out. Ovbtv ovrds, d\\d tcwyovs, kcu irdpe^jvXrjfxevovs. Acharn. 681. 
 
 SYN. KdraTplfih). 
 Tldpe^eifil, v. [praetereo,] to pass by. Tldpe^XoPTes o' dXXds aXXodeu (ftXXwv. 
 
 Phoen. 1563. SYN. HdpeKpaivu, vitepfiaivw. 
 Yldpe^eXavvh), vid. YldpeXavvio. 
 Udpe^epeio, v. fut. irr. of 7rdpe^ei7relv, [prseter verum loquor, percontor,] to 
 
 speak falsely, to inquire. "H ti Trdpe^epeeadaX, rot QXXdv, tje tX tyaodai. Apoll. 
 
 3. 978. SYN. Tldpd(f>r}nX. 
 Hdpe^ep^ofiat, 2 aor. tfXOov, v. [juxta vel clam egredior, anteverto,] to go 
 
 out near or privately, to outstrip. 'Pe7d irdpefyXQovod' tXs av dtdv ovk eQe- 
 
 \ov~d. r. 573. SYN. 'Eijepytf/zcu, Trdpepypjiai, ndpe^eifxX. 
 Hdpepydrijs, ov, 6, subst. [rerum futilium opifex,] one who is busy about 
 
 trifles. Kofxxpos y 6 nfipvj-, feat ixdpepydrr\s Xoywv. Eur. Suppl. 436. 
 Yldpepydvy ov, to, subst. [res secundaria, appendix, accessio,] an appendage, 
 
 any thing secondary or useless. 'AW ev Trdpepyu Qov fie' bva^ep^d f^Zv. 
 
 Philoct. 473. Syn." Upoo-dhKT). 
 Yldpep-Kv^it), f. van), et Trdpepirio, f. \//w, v. [clam repo,] to creep near, to steal in. 
 
 "Eooj irdpepTrxxraad, izplv tov avbpd jxe. Eccles. 511. See also Tlieocr. 15. 48. 
 
 SYN. '£0ep7r{i£a>, 7rdpeiabyd/uat, Trdpep-ypf-tai. 
 Udpepxo/Jiai, 2 aor. fjXQov, f. ZXevao/uat, v. [(1) praetereo, (2) elabor,] to pass 
 ! by* t° g° *°> to enter, to pass, to escape. Evy irarpX, nal 7rdpfjX6Z vvjjlQXkovs 
 
 hdfiovs. Med. 1134. SYN. Atep^o/xat, eloepxpfxui, 7rdpdvZdfxai, 7rdpdWff<ro/uat, 
 
 trdpiKVEonai, 7rdpaore/)(w, 7rdpdjue//3w, irdpZXavvb), TTdpoi\6fiai. 
 * TldpZaeibio, v. [inspicio,] to look upon. Tv/iras TrdpZoXbiov, c^e/3dV, o'iio, to 
 
 £i<pds. Lysistr. 156. SYN. Hdpeibu), eoXevoou. 
 YldpeadXu), v. [rodo,] to gnaw, to eat. "[icmep dvpas oov twp XoyXiov irdpeoQXet. 
 
 Equit. 1023. SYN. 'Eo-fltw, dTreodXw. 
 YldpearXos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [qui ad focum stat vel est,] who is near the hearth, 
 
 an inmate. MrjT Zfxoi 7rdpeortos. Antig. 373. SYN. 'Etyeorids, ohelds, avvoiuos, 
 
 crvvavXds. 
 TldpevOvvcj, f. vvu), v. [a recta via averto vel depello,] to turn or drive out of 
 
 the right way. Xepaiv 7rapevdvvovTis' ov yap ead' oirov. Aj. Fl. 1069- SYN. 
 
 'Ej^Tpeiru), TrdparpETTO), ekkXivoj, TrdpdfZpio. 
 YldpevKrjXiu), v. [mulceo, delinio,] to soothe. Tlr/yds dtyaipet, cai 7rdpevKi)Xei 
 
 Xoyois. Here. F. 99« SYN. YldpdfJLvQlofxai, 7rpavmo. 
 Ildpevvaid/jiai, v. [juxta cubo,] to sleep near. A/uwpffii/ bt yvvcutf ndpevyu" 
 
 ZeodZ (3Xaiu)s. x- 37- 
 Xlupewds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [juxta accumbens,] lying near, iw, tw Triifid irarpX 
 
 ndpevvov. Sept. Theb. 1006. SYN. ^Lvvevvos, bfievvos, ndpearXos, oiievvETT]s. 
 ridpcvrp€7r(5w, f. iaa>, v. [apparo, ordino,] to prepare, settle well. *ATri\QZ& 
 
676 IIAPE IIAP0 
 
 v/jiels kcu 7rapevrp£ir(£$T2. Iph. T. 7^6. SYN. E,vTp€7ri^(o, irdpaffKevacib), eZ 
 
 TCLCFOtif. 
 
 Hdpeyo), f. e£«, 2 aor. iay6v,/Kdpia^tti t TtdploKto, et irapaa'xedtt), f. r/cw, V. [prae- 
 beo,] to afford, to supply, to make, to give. "d^Xou bs ndpl^v TzapBevy 
 voffois epols. Orest. 276. See also I. 634. Hes. Theog. 639. and Pyth. 1. $0. 
 SYN. At5a>/it, 7rdpi£iM), vTrrjperea), 07rac?a>, TrpoarXBrjfxX. 
 
 * Ylaprjfiau), v. [setatis vigorem transeo,] to pass the vigor of age. WajifiXas 
 aKaTOvs 7rap^-(yrj(rev, Agam. Q57* 
 
 lldprjydpEcj, et Ion. 7rdptjy dpUa kid, v. [consolor, lenio, hortor,] to comfort 
 encourage, exhort. Yldptiydprjerov, u>§ d-rroKrelveiv tydovbs. Hec. 288. See 
 also Apoll. 3. 6l0. SYN. NdpafJivdEOjiai, 7rapevKT}\e<0, 7rapaKa\eu) f KardBeXyu). 
 
 Ylapriydpia, as, fj, et Trdpriyoprj/ud, subst. [solatium,] consolation, encouragement. 
 MdAdmT* dboXoiaX itdprjyopXais. Agam. Q4i. $YN. TldpdfivBXov, 7rdpa\pvj(y), 
 TraptydaXa. 
 
 Xlapriibv, ov, to, subst. [(l) gena, (2) ornatus ad genas,] a, cheek ; an ornament 
 for the cheek. Avrfjs tyiketo KaXd 7rdprjXd baKpv^Eovarjs. r. 208. SyN. See 
 ridjoetd. 
 
 TldprjXs, Vld. Udpetd. 
 
 * YldpijKb), v. [(1) preetereo, (2) prodeo,] to pass by, to go forth. WdpTiKiv, &ote 
 j3pd\m fioi beiffdai typdaai. CE. C. 570. SyN. See Yldpep-^pixai. 
 
 Yldprjjiat, v. [juxta sedeo,] to sit near. 'Sis fir'i fiot rpvcjjjre Trdp^filvoX aXXtiBtv 
 
 dXXos. I. 311. SYN. See Hdpecdfxai. 
 Udprjfjiepds, Dor. 7rdpafjiEpds, ov, 6 et /;, adj. [quotidianus,] daily. 'A-ei irdpa- 
 
 HEpov ecrXov. Olymp. 1. 160. SYN. 'ETZpi'ifJiepds. 
 IJdprj^is, eu)s, fj, subst. [ad vent us,] access to land, landing. 1,7rapi>ds 7rdprj%eis 
 
 Kal KaKoarpwrovs — tX # ov. Agam. 539. 
 TldprjdpXa, as, //, subst. [lorum vel catena qua equus 7rap//opos adjungitur rp 
 
 twwplbi,] a chair or trace by which the outer horse was attached to the car. 
 
 "Otyp d yepojv Xmxoid 7rdprfdpXas aTTErafiPE. 0. 87- 
 Tldpt'iopds, 1 ov, 6 et »/, adj. [juxta adjunctus, effuse protensus,] joined to the 
 
 side, widely extended. Kal vvv tvxpelov Kal ndprjdpov bsfxas. P. V. 371. SYN. 
 
 JJdpdaeipos, aetpdtyopos. 
 Uapdeveia, et irapdzvXa, as, r/, subst. [virginitas,] virginity, a virgin state. *H 
 
 irapQZveiav irarpos e^ri/adro. Troad. 973. See also Phcen. 1501. SYN. 
 
 TJapdevevfid, Kftpeia. EPITH. ^pavvij, <pdetvrj, ifiepoeacrd, adddpct, Oedetbrjs. 
 UapQeveios, 7, ov, 6 et */, TrapQevXos, et irapQevXKos, ij, ov, et ov, 6 et fj, adj. [virgi- 
 
 neus,] of a virgin, blooming. 'H/juv, doaiaX irap&Eveids ribovfi. Hipp. 1297» 
 
 See also Phcen. 231. and Eur. Electr. 174. 
 Uapdh'evfxd, drds, to, subst. [(1) virginitas, (2) occupatio virginea,] (1) virgi- 
 nity, (2) virgin employment. "H fioi* vdOov fjte vrapdevevfx etikte adv. Ion 1474. 
 
 SYN. See YldpBiveids. 
 Tlapdevevw, v. [(1) virgines educo, (2) med. virgineam vitam duco,] (1) to 
 
 bring up a virgin, (2) to lead a virgin life. "H napBiveveiv iralbas £i> bd/uois 
 
 KdXios. Eur. Suppl. 462. 
 WapBlvdiraws, ov, o, P. N. [Parthenopeeus,] one of the seven Argive chieftains 
 
 in the Theban war. "6&' karX HapdevoTraws, 'ArdXnia^s ydvos. Phcen. 150. 
 
 Phr. See Sept. Tbeb. 525—545. 
 Hap6€PdTri7rr)s, ov, o, subst. [virginum spectator,] an observer of virgins, a gal- 
 lant. Toiprd X(ofir)T))p, nepd dyXde, 7rap6eyoKlnd. A. 385. EXP. 'O tcls 
 
 irapBtvovs oiwrTeiHov Kal £7rXTT)pwv, yvvatfidvijs. 
 XlapQlvos, 2 ov, et irapdei'iKi), f/s, »/, subst. [virgo,] a virgin, a girl. Nv/z0^v r' 
 
 1 Tlapriopos is properly said of the horse, which was attached to the side of one of the two 
 horses yoked to the pole of the carriage. 
 
 2 UapOevtos is also the name of a river in Paphlagonia ; and wapdevela, plur. are hymns sung 
 in certain sacred festivals by a chorus of virgins. See Brunck. Aves 919. 
 
 3 Sometimes irapQevos is used adjectively in the sense of ■nap&v'ivs : also ■napBtvX is dat. quasi 
 a iiapOrjv. Sec Valcknaer. Theocr. p. 278. 
 
FIAP0 IIAPO 077 
 
 dvv\x$ov, irapBlvov r ai?ap6U6v. Hes. 610. See also 2. 667. Syn. Kdpa, 
 
 Kovpa, 7rais t TratbiaKr}. EPITH. ^AbfjLrjs, fnraXr), abfxrjTds, dvavbpos, ac?v£, 
 
 aXtyioXfioid, aTTToXefidSf albota, ctXtcrjerrad, BdXdfj,r]7rdXds t epvoiirToXXs, poboirrj'xys, 
 
 ad<pr/, via, avv^tvaios, a7to(3\e7TTos, Xar) BlalaX, vvfityXos. 
 YLapBtvoatydyds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [e virgine mactata,] from a virgin slain. MXai- 
 
 vtav irapBevootydyoioXv. Agam. 202. 
 TlapdZvibv, tivos, 6, subst. [(1) conclave virginum, (2) templum Minervae,] a 
 
 virgin's chamber, a temple of Minerva at Athens. 'Ev irapBev&oX filfivs. cots, 
 
 £7ret ttoQov. Phoen. 201. SYN. 'byypds, nerds, vvjjxbdKofxds, dtyvXaKTos. 
 IlapBlviuirosy ov, 6, subst. [qui virginea facie est,] having- a girlish look. My 
 
 7rapdep(jjTrds, dXXd Tavbpeiov Tpdirov. Eur. Electr. 9^9' 
 Uapdids, ov, 6, adj. [Parthius,] Parthian. Kat TlapBXovs tXs dvbpds. Anacr. 
 
 55. 3. 
 YlapXavio, v. [juxta commoror, una cubo,] to remain near, to lie with. Ei'Atr'* 
 
 e^ei b y dXoypv Bvfiapld, ttj TvapXavw* I. 336. SYN. See TldpavXi£u>. 
 Ylap[£b), vid. Ylape£dfjiai. 
 YldpfrjfxX, f. tjcru), 1 aor. 7}Kd, v. [(l) praetermitto, admitto; (2) solvo ; (3) re- 
 
 mitto,] to omit, neglect, loosen, weaken. ITcuSas ndpyaw tovs e/jiovs Ka&vppX- 
 
 aai. Med. 1057« SYN. IIdpdXe/7rw, filBXypX, dvXyfit, avy^apita. 
 HdpXds, ov, 6 et rj, et a, 6v t adj. [Parius,] Parian, of Paros, an island in the 
 
 #!gean sea. UraXav Bt/xev, YldpXov. Nem. 4. 131. 
 Ylapimrevb), v. [praeter equito,] to ride past or along. YIovtov TrdpnrjrevovTe, 
 
 7refx\pd/ji€v ndTpav. Helen. 1664. SYN. 'iTnrevu), 7rdparpej(u), TrdpeXavvh). 
 Fldpa, Xbos, et Xos, 6, P. N. [Paris.] TW b' erepwv TldpXs tipx?* *«* 'AX/cdfJdos Kat 
 
 'Ayrjvwp. M. 93. SYN. % AXe^avbpvs. EpiTH. Av<T7rdpts, yvvatfidvys, ynspd' 
 
 irevT))s, ro^drrjs, XwfirjTrip, TrapBevdniTrrjs, bids, alvoTrdpXs, AapbdvXbys, UpXdfioid 
 
 irdXs, 'Ibalos, TlptdfxXbrjs, fiovrrjs, fxlydBvfios, fidoXXevs, Bioeibfjs, ovXofjievds. 
 UdpXoooj, v. [aequiparo,] to make equal, compare. Tdv ovb' dvrXs dfiiofibs eirei 
 
 X 'EXepy 7rdpXaojdT}. Theocr. 18. 25. SYN. 'Ofxoioa), escrow, lad<])dpl£<o, 
 
 Xaa.$,h). 
 ndp/ort/jui, f. affTTjtno, v. [juxta statuo,] to place near, to show ; in the 2nd. aor. 
 
 and mid. v. to be present. "Hot' ev kukoioXv €v/jlep€is 7rdpeffrdvai. Alcest. 212. 
 
 SYN. ndpt^w, e(f)icrT7i/j.i, 7rdpd<pepto f 7rdpaordr£a>, -ndpeifxX. 
 Tldpiaxut, vid. rid/3£)(W. ^ 
 
 Uapfidvds, et 7rdpdfiuvds, ov 6 et y, adj. [permanens, constans,] permanent, con- 
 slant. "OX/3os dvOpw-notat irapiidvwTipds. Nem. 8. 29* SYN. MopX/jos, fitfiatos. 
 TlappdaXos, a, ov, TlapvaaXs, Xbds, y, et TlapvaaXds, dbos, adj. [Parnassius,] of Par- 
 nassus, a celebrated mountain in Phocis. "oXwXc iropByBeia' 6 yap Ylapva- 
 
 aX6s. Troad.9. See also Choeph. 555. et Ion 8o\ 
 Yiapvaaos, 1 et Ion. irapvnads, ov, 6, P. N. [Parnassus,] a mountain in Phocis. 
 
 Ylapvauov kdTlva<rQr)v. Phoen. 214. EPITH. Nt^oets, vXfdfloXos, bXicdpixpos, bX- 
 
 Kaprjvos, biXd(f)ds. 
 * n&pvris, rjBds, 1), P. N. [Parnes,] a mountain in Attica. BXf7T£ wv -Kphs t>)v 
 
 Uapi'TiB'' ybr) ydp 6pu> Kariovaas. Nub. 323. 
 Tlapvr](Tius, z a, ov, adj. [Parnesius,] of Parnes. 'OXtyov y dittBdvov avBpaKet 
 
 Uapvt'iaXot. Acharn. 348. 
 llapvoxp, okus, a, subst. [melius locustae,] a kind of locust. '6 5' dvdKpdywv, 
 
 avrriKda avrov irapvom. Vesp. 1311. 
 Udpobcvu), v. [pzetergredior,] to travel past. Tovrov iptos eKTeivtv, oboiirvpi, fxi) 
 
 Trdpobevarjs. Theocr. 23. 47* Syn. See Ildjoepx^ 01 * 
 Yldpoiyu), f. fa, v. [parum aperio,] to open a little. TjjSt -ndpoilas rijs Bvpas, 
 
 Xvd fjirj p iby. Pax 50. SYN. 'Yiruvoiyoj. 
 
 1 On the orthography of Uapvaabs, see »n excellent note of Hlomficld, Choeph. 555. who right- 
 ly distinguishes, after Elmsley, Acharn. 3 48. between Tlapvdaioj, of Pama99Ui, a mountain in 
 Phocis, and Uapvr,<rios, of Parnes, a mountain in Attica. 
 
 2 Sec note on the word Uapvaa6s. 
 
678 nAPO IIAPP 
 
 Udpoide, irdpo&ev, et Trapbs } adv. et praep. [antea,] before, formerly. AovXrjs 
 irobwv irdpotBev kv KXvbiavXip. Hec. 48. See also A. 73. SYa^E/nrpoadey, 
 irporepov, irpoTepti), TrpoTepioae. 
 
 TlapoiKiZio, v. [juxta habitare facio,] to cause to dwell near, place near. 0v/iw- 
 Oets, 7re£o> Ka/me TcdputiXodTo. Call. Ep. 25. 4. SYN. KdroiKicJo;, ohi£<o, 7rdpd- 
 Tidrjfjii. 
 
 UupoiKds, ov,6 et fi, adj. [(1) inquilinus, accola, advena, (2) vicious,] a neigh- 
 bour; near. Ao/uup vrdpoide QerXbos els avcucTopov* Androm. 43. SyN. 
 YlpoaoiKos, ewotKos, vaerrjs, £evos. 
 
 TldpoijiXa, as, */, subst. [proverbium,] a proverb. "Avev tv^s yap, warnep % 
 Trdpot/Jila. Eur. fr. Sthen. 5. 1. SYN. Adyos, £7ros. 
 
 Tlapoivtio, v. [(1) ebrius ago, (2) debacchor,] to act under the influence of 
 wine ; to be frolicsome. Kcu top irdpotvovvT eic<pepova ol ro£orcu. Eccles. 143. 
 
 Tlapoiviicds, Trapolvios, et irapoivds, ov,6 et yj, adj. [(1) inter vinum usitatus, temu- 
 Jentus; (2) ad injuriam ex vino proclivis,] customary with wine, drunken, 
 insolent. Kcu tu>p %uvovtwv ttoXv TrdpotviKwrards. Vesp. 1291. See also 
 Acharn. 978. and Anacr. 42. 13. Syn. Ohofidpfjs, olrdfiapeiwv, olpoirXridrjs, 
 oivottotyis, olvoTviirris. 
 
 Hapolrepos, et (2) 7rdpo«Vdrds, »?, op, adj. [(1) anterior, (2) primus,] (1) before, 
 (2) the first, the foremost. "E<m be tis iropQfxolb ndpoiTepfi 'IbpXoib. Apoll. 4. 
 982. See also Apoll. 2. 29. Syn. Upbrepos, Trp&ros. 
 
 * YlapoiTspw, adv. [ante, ultra, amplius,] before, more, farther. Kcu be jie pr)- 
 keti Ttbvhe ndpoiTepH) e^epeeade. Apoll. 2. 427* 
 
 Ylapoixofiui t v. [(1) praetereo, (2) morior,] to pass by; to die. Avarave, fxoipas 
 
 dffov Trdpoi^ei. Med. 991. Syn. See HapepxbfJLat. 
 Ylapotyvh), f. vvti, v. [exacerbo, instigo,] to irritate, instigate. ? il 7ra? irarpos 
 
 Be fxrj 7rap€^vvys <j)peva. Alcest. 690. SYN. 'E7ro£vv<a, OTpvvw, enoTpvput, 
 
 7rapop/Liaio t dpu)yu), epedl£u), 7rporpe7ru), TrdpaKeXevu), irdpdubpdit), irdpadriyw. 
 YLdpdpdu), v. [(1) limis oculis intueor, (2) vix animadverto,] to look at askance, 
 
 overlook. Xprjardv e^enrwp, orX fioi Ttdpbpq.s, r\. Aves 454. SYN. ITdjOa/3A£7ra;, 
 
 i)(pdpd(t>. 
 YldpoppXs, iObs, adj. [contra avium volatum, infaustus,] inauspicious. 'obovs 
 
 ddvfxovs, Ka\ irdpoppiQas nbpovs. Eum. 773* SYN. IldpaioXbs, diraiaXos. 
 Tldpbs, adv. vid.IIdpotflf. 
 
 * JIdpbs, ov, %, P. N. [Paros,] an island in the Mgean sea, famed for its mar- 
 ble. 'Ubetldpos, Nd£os, Mvkopos, Ty-va) re. Pers. 886. 
 
 HdpovoXa, as, >7, subst. [(1) prassentia, (2) adventus, (3) tempus,] presence; 
 
 arrival; time. Kdpabbajau) 07/v etcet irdpovoXap. Iph. A. 1432. SYN. Katpbs, 
 
 dfi&s. EPITH. TLvjuevrjs, KaipXbs, tyXXt]. 
 Yldpb^erevat, v. [alio derivo,] to lead off clandestinely by a channel. Tavr' ovv 
 
 TtdptayeTevods ev, Kovbep Xeywp. Bacch. 479* SYN. 'O^ereuw, uerdfepto, irdp- 
 
 dyio. 
 ridjooyos, ov, 6, subst. [paranymphus,] a bridesman. Zijpos irdpbyps ydfiwv. 
 
 Aves 1740. Syn. HdpdpvjjKpbs. 
 Hdpoipiovew, v. [clam opsonia coemo,] to buy provisions privately. AvtoXs 
 
 Tcdpo-^wvovaXvy (bcrnep kui wpoTOv. Eccles. 226. 
 Udpo\l/u)vr)fAd, dros, to, subst. [opsonium clandestinum,] a clandestine relish. 
 
 JLvpfjs 7tdpoip<i)vr)fxd rrjs e/jfjs j^Xxbr/s. Agam. 1422. SYN. Tldp6\pr)u.d. 
 Tlap-ndblds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [praesens,] present, immediate. Uapirebiov vtye- 
 
 Xav. Nem. 9. 90. 
 ITajOjodXlos, poet, pro TldpdXXos, q. v. 
 Uappdaids, a, ov, adj. [Parrhasius,] of Parrhasia, a town in Arcadia, founded 
 
 by Parrhasius, the son of Jupiter. UappdaXdv oltce'iv bdirlbbv eviavrov kvkXov. 
 
 Orest. 1662. 1 
 
 1 na/3/Wfo, 777 or x«P« being understood, is the name of the town. Call. 1. 10. 
 
J1APP riATE 679 
 
 UapprioXa, as, rj, subst. [(1) oratio libera ; (2) libertas,] freedom of speech, in- 
 dependence, "lis fioi yZvyrat fxrjrpddey Trappr\aXa, Ion 67 '4. SYN. 'EfyvaXa, 
 dvZaXs, ZXevdtpXa. 
 
 Tlaprefivoj, pro TldpaTefivw, q. v. 
 
 Ylaptyaivio , pro Ildpd^cuVa;, q. v. 
 
 TlaptydaXs, vid. ndpcu'^dffis. 
 
 * riaptyvKTos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [qui praeterfugi potest,] that may be escaped. Aot- 
 fxu)v. to ye uopaX/Aov ov Tcap-tyvKTov. Pyth. 12.53. SYN. Qevkteos. 
 
 Tldpwbds, ov, 6 et f/, adj. [a proposito alienus,] out of tune, foreign to the pur- 
 pose. KovkZtX •ndp^bols yjpriaoueoQ'' aiviyfxauXv. Iph. A. 1147- 
 
 UdpwdZu), f. wan), v. [rejicio, adspemor, negligo,] to reject, slight, neglect. *0*' 
 vvv ttdpwaas ovtos, e/nrdXiv XZyei. Trach. 358. SYN. 'a-kwQZu), a7ro<TTpZ<j)ofj.ai, 
 avafiaXkh), dndfiaXXw, KaTa<ppdvZu), eKflaXXw. 
 
 * Hapwvvfjids, ov, 6 et fj t adj. [denominatus,] named from or after. 0o//3o>* to 
 Qoijjrjs 6' ovofx Z^ei Trdpwvvfxdv. Eumen. 8. 
 
 Has, iraoa, nav, adj. [omnis, totus, quivis,] all, every, any. 'Eyflpoi yap e£i- 
 
 daX iravTa hr\ KaXwv. Med. 280. SYN."A7ras, av/juras, oXos. 
 YlaoXBZa, as, y, P. N. [Pasithea,] the youngest of the three Graces. TlaaXOZrjv, 
 
 %s alZv ZeXbZaX r/judrd navTa. £. 269* 
 UaaXdoa, as, fj, P. N. [Pasithoa.] Zev£w re KXvtXti re 'ibvld te YlaaXBot) re. Hes. 
 
 Theog. 352. 
 T\a<rX<pdri, rjs, ?/, P. N. [Pasiphae.] "Hy pa tZ Tia&Xtydri Kovprj tekev f/ZXXoid. 
 
 Apoll. 3. 998. 
 YlaaifjLeXojv, ovad, ov, adj. [qui omnibus curae est,] an object of care to all. 
 
 'Apyw TraaXfJieXovad nap* Ah'jTaoTrXeovad. fx. 70. 
 Uaao-dXevTos, ov, 6 et r], adj. [clavibus affixus,] nailed, fastened. v *Y7fcu0pios 
 
 bevuoHaX iraaoaXevTos &v. P. V. 113. • 
 
 * Uaff7rd\r], et TranrdXr), -qs, r], subst. [res levis,] the least dust, a particle. 
 "Yttvov b' opy rf]s vvktos ovbZ iraa-ndXriv. Vesp. Q\. 
 
 TLaaffdXevu), v. [clavibus afligo,] to fasten with nails or pegs. '[tsTraaodXevorj KpaYd 
 
 TpiyXv(f>ots robe. Bacch. 1203. SYN. Ylpocnracro-dXevio, 7rpocnrrjyvvjxX. 
 TLcKTffdXds, ov, et naooal,, ukos, 6, subst. [paxillus,] a wooden peg. KpZfxaard 
 
 Tev^rj TraoadXuv KdQapTrdvas. Androm. 1111. See also Acharn. 764. Syn. 
 
 "T UTrXriy£. 
 
 *YlaaovbXa, vid. UaravbXa. 
 Uaacru), f. itdou), v. [conspergo,] to sprinkle, to scatter. YlaaaZ b' dXbs Qeioid, 
 
 KparevTuwy Z-jrdelpas. I. 214. SYN. 'EjU7ra acrw, ZirXTraaau), iroudXXh), pinTU), 
 
 ETTtfiaXXu). 
 
 Tlaards, dbos, rj, subst. [(1) thalamus, (2) porticus,] a chamber; a porch. Kf- 
 
 hpiord TcaoTdbwv V7rep TZpe/xvd. Orest. 1366. SYN. OdXdfios, fxZXaOpov, a'idovad, 
 
 OTOU. EPITH. mZoTEVKTOS, 
 
 Ylatjyio, f. irelotifjtai, 2 aor. eiraQov, v. [patior,] to suffer, to be treated with. 
 
 Y\dayb) tZ, Kal wZ-rrovOd, k&tX wefcrdfxai. Troad. 471. SYN. f Y7rouZvu>, dvZyo- 
 
 uai, Ka/jivto), rXrjfjtX, KapTZpZu), ttovZu). 
 YldTdyZb), v. [strepo, fragorem edo,] to make a noise, to scream. Els aXXriXas 
 
 efjnriirrovaai, prjyvvvrai, Kal irdTdyovaXv. Nub. 378. SYN. ^l'ocpZu), hovirZia, 
 
 tcXayyu. 
 UaTayds, ov, 6, subst. [strepitus,] a clatter, a noise. Ktvttov bzbopicd' ndTdyos 
 
 ovx tvos bopfc. Sept. Tlieb. 100. SYN. To^os, ?]x«s, dpovs, Oopvftds. 
 YldTaaoio, f. ^o>, v^ [percutio, ferio,] to strike violently, to smite. "Art) 7rdrd^ac 
 
 Qvfidv, kv beiv<j> irdpd. Antig. 1097* SYN. WXyaaio, tv-tttu), Kpova), kotttw, 
 
 iraih). 
 Ildrep/^w, v. [patrem appello,] to call father. 'AW, w irdTtp ^fiZTZpe Kpdvibrj. 
 
 b. Ylavaai, Kal yu>) irdTZpiCZ. Vesp. 652. SYN. riaTTTra^w. 
 Ildr£w, f. 7/crw, v. [calco, protero,] to tread on, trample on. TlaToW' d 6' ovk 
 
 evaZfltjs. Agam. 364. Syn. Karawarha, trrdflu, K&Ta9fUfl*r, vPpiZw, too- 
 
 7rrjXaKi£(»>, KUTatypovZw. 
 
680 flATH nATT 
 
 JJdrijp, warejoos et irarpds, 6, subst. [pater,] a father. AebotKa ndrepas rwv tiir' 
 
 'IXXy vetcpuiv. Orest. 102. SYN. Foyevs, yeyyrjrrjs, rdicevs. EPITH. OiXSs, 
 
 dpdffvfjiefivoiv, OvfidXewv, kXvtos, yepatos, dyddos, eaOXos, rfirXos, f^eiXX^ds, yepwy, 
 
 dyavds, d/iv/uwv, bdfypwy, buffrrjvos, epiadevtjs, eXevdepds, irdXaios, irdXXds, avrX- 
 
 6eds. 
 Udrrjcrjids, ov, 6, et TraT7)oXs, //, subst. [conculcatio,] a trampling on. rioMd}*' 7rd- 
 
 T-q^nbv b' eifxaTOjy dv ev^dfirjy. Agam. Q36. 
 Hards, ov, 6, subst. [trita via,] a path. 'AW ore bfj Xbl ^wpdv 8 t<$ Trdrov 
 
 ektoQIv 7)£V. Apoll. 3. 1200. SYN. IrXpos, arpaTros, rpXfids, obos. 
 Uarpa, as, et irarpXs, thus, (subaud. y//,) rj, subst. [patria,] the land of one's 
 
 fathers. "Aju0w Kdra^eiv els irdrpav, TtpooQev b' efie, Phoen. 4,39- See also 
 
 Phcen. 417. EPITH. $XXr], tcXeivr), epXfcvbrjs, KaXXXyvvaacds, KaXXX^dpos, kv- 
 
 bidveipd. 
 UarpdbeXtyeds, ov, et TrarpoKacriyvriTds, ov, et 7rarpws, toos, 6, subst. [patris 
 
 frater,] a father's brother, an uncle, HarpdbeX^eov. 'A-\Xk<ov. Isthm. 8. 144. 
 
 See also v. 342. and Pyth. 6. 46. Syn. See Qelds. 
 UarpdbeX(j>Xa, as, fj, subst. [consanguinitas avunculorum,] relationship of uncle 
 
 and nephew, or of cousins. l.<perepi^d}xeyov rrdrpabeX^Xav. iEsch. Suppl. 39. 
 UarpdXoias, vid. TlarpoKTOvos. 
 UarpXbXdv, ov, to, subst. [paterculus,] a dear father. "ld\ w wdrpXbXdv, Hi rd 
 
 fieXriw rpe-KOV. Vesp. 987. SyN. See Ha7rnXas. 
 YLuTpXtcos, et irarpXos, vid. Tlarpmos. 
 TlarpXs, vid. Ilarpa. 
 UaTpX<j)Ti]s, ov, 6, et 7rd~TpXwTXs, Xbds, >/, adj. [popularis,] of the same country, 
 
 a fellow countryman. M>) ov ere ye icai ndrpX&rav OlhXrrov. (E. R. 1091. See 
 
 also Heracl. 755. SYN. 'Ey)(a>0tds, brjfidrrjs, 7rdXlrr}s. 
 Uarpoyeyrjs, eds, 6 et fj, adj. [iudigena,] born in the country, native. Oeoi re 
 
 rrarpdyeveJs. 1 Antig. 938. SYN. Tlarpmos. 
 U.arpdKd(riyyr)Tds, vid. TLdrpdbeX(j)eds. 
 TlarpoicXeibrjs , ews, 6, P. N. [Patroclides.] Et re YldrpoKXeibrjs tIs vjjCjv rvy 
 
 %dvei xeclriTiwy . Aves 790. 
 JIaTpoKXijs, eds, Ion. fjos, et TlarpotcXdi, ov, o, P. N. [Patroclus.] Al^d S' eralpdy 
 
 ebv UarpOKXtja Trpoffeentev. A. 601. See also 0. 476. EPITH. <!>TXds AXX, 
 
 bidyey))s, limeys, ImrdKeXevdos, fxeyddvjjids, beiXds, dfivfuav, /ueydXyriop, Mevoi- 
 
 7%dbrjs, 0ws XadQeos, dpiarbs 'Ayaiiov, rjpus, hlevoirXov aXicX/jids vlds. 
 fiarpoicTdyeu), v. [parricida sum,] to kill one's father, to be a parricide. Ila- 
 
 rpoKTovovad yap ^uyoiKrjaets ifioi ; Choeph. 896. 
 narjOo7rd7-wjo, dpds, 6, subst. [avus paternus,] a paternal grandfather. Sayudri 
 
 trarpd7rdrwp. Pyth. 9. 144. 
 TlarpoKToyos, Trarpdcpoyds, ov, 6 et fj, irarpdtydvevs, etas, Ion. tfos, irarpdtyoyrijs, ov, 
 
 et 7r arpdXoias, ov, 6 et 77, subst. et adj. [patris interfector, parricida,] one who 
 
 slays a father, parricidal. Aeivrjs eatovds &k TrdrpoKTbvov yepds. Iph. T. 1084. 
 
 See also Orest. 190. y. 307. CE. R. 1441. and Ran. 784. 
 UarpooTeprjs, eds, 6 et fj, adj. [patre privatus, orbus,] deprived of a father. 
 
 'Opq.y irdpearX 001, Trdrpoffrepy ydvdy. Choeph. 247- 
 Tlarpmos, itarpoids, TrarpXKos, et irarpXds, a, dv, adj. [paternus,] paternal, here- 
 ditary. y H pa vv 'fxoi £e7yos varpuXds kaaX ndXaids, Z. 215. See also Hec. 
 
 934. Aves 142. and Ran. 370. 
 HarpojyvfjLds, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [a patre cognominatus,] named after a father. 
 
 To 7rdrpii)Vv/jov &v yevds afxerepdv* 1 Pers. 151. 
 Tlarpyds, vid. TlarpwXos. 
 Ylarpojs, vid. Tlarpdbe\<f>eos. 
 UaTTdXevw, irarrdXds, et ttclttw, vid. in YlaaadXevio, YiaaadXbs, et Xlaaau. 
 
 1 This reading is manifestly wrong ; the metre of the line ought to be anapaestic, which 
 Brunck perceived when he proposed na\ Oeol rpbyovQi, the anapaestic base, though he has retained 
 the reading quoted above. x 
 
 2 See Dr. Blomfield's note on this passage. 
 
I1AYA IIEAA 681 
 
 YlavXd, et 7ravff(jj\r), fjs, fj, subst. [eessatio, quies,] a cessation, a rest. IlaOXd 
 KaKwv earac rd b' vrrepTepd veprepd 6>)cei. Lysistr. 772. See also B. 386. 
 SYN. *Av an avals, dyeaXs, o^dX}), airpatya, dirdyetd, rievyXd. 
 
 Ylavpds, a, dy, adj. [(l) paucus; (2) parvus, brevis,] few, small. Haitpwy per 
 dXXtoy evd yap kv ttoXXo'is Xcrios. Heracl. 328. SYN. 'OXXyos, fipdyys, [xitcpos, 
 
 fffUKpos. 
 
 Havaav epos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [ventos placans,] wind-appeasing. YiavadvefXQv 
 
 yap Quotas. Agam. 207. 
 HavaXXv-irds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [dolorem sedans,] grief-appeasing. Tj)v iravaX- 
 
 Xvwdv afXTriXov hovvai fiporols. Bacch. 77 i* 
 Ilav<Ti7rdvds, ov, 6 et >;, adj. [labori finein faciens,] trouble-abating. Aei-Xaiat 
 
 •xavaXirdvos' Kai. Iph. T. 451. 
 UavoT))p, fjpds, 6, subst. [sedator, liberator,] an appeaser, a deliverer from. 
 
 Uavv-rip' ecprfetv, ri rdXcuy' u7r6\.Xvjuai. Soph. Elecir. 304. SYN. Swrfto. 
 Tlavar/jplds, a, dy, adj. [vim sedandi habens,] able to appease. 2o>n)o 0' Xkoit6, 
 
 Kal vdaov iravff-tjptds. CE. R. 150. 
 HavcFu)Xr}, vid. IlayXd. 
 Tlavu), et Ion. naveatM, v. [cessare facio,] to cause to cease, to allay. Yiavaai 
 
 be XekTpwv ap-rcdyas 'EXX^yiKas. Iph. A. 1266. See also 12. 17. SYN. 'Avd- 
 
 iravw, reXevrdai, Kdrdvaibt, Xi'iyu). 
 IldQXds, a, ov, adj. [Paphius,] Paphian, of Paphos. "KaipeTio a. TldQXa* fidvtiy 
 
 'lXdds"ApT£fuXs eiT). Theocr. 27« 15. 
 TIa<f>Xdyu)v, dvds, 6, P. N. [Paphlagon,] a Paphlagonian. EIrd tov QeolaXv 
 
 e-^Qpbv (jvp(Tobe\priy YldtyXdydyd. Nub. 581. EPITH. MeydXrjTU>p t fxtydOvjios, 
 
 CLdTnCTTIS. 
 
 Ha<pXaco>, v. [ferveo, aestuo,] to rage, to bluster. Kv/idrd 7ra0Xd£ovrd 7rdXv- 
 
 (pXolfffiow ddXaaorjs. N. 79S. SYN. 'Aya£e<i>, Ka^Xcicw, riyth), podsio, @pa£io, 
 Tla^Xaff/LLu, dros, to, subst. [strepitus, quern aestuans mare edit,] blustering. 
 
 Have Tuiy 7rd<pXaff/jidT(ov. Aves 1243. 
 Ild^ds, ov, »/, P. N. [Paphos,] a city in Cyprus. 'Es Ild^ov, eV0d be 01 -efievos 
 
 fiiofxos re Ovyjeis. 6. 363. 
 TLuxetos, 1 ov, 6, et Tramps, Ids, to, subst. [spissitudo, crassities,] thickness, mas- 
 
 siveness. Me*£oVd icai TtdyiToy, orXfidpuTepoy ovk dXXyoy nep. 6. 187« See 
 
 also Cycl. 379. 
 Ylaxvr), i)s, ?/, subst. [pruina, gelu, glacies,] hoar frost, ice. Ivyveyes, apyX- 
 
 vdeaadv del TrepXreTpd^e ■nuyyr\v. Apoll. 2. 740. SYN. TldyeTos, (ttXj3i]. EPITH. 
 
 XeifitpXa. 
 Uax^du), v. [gelu constringo,] to cause to freeze. Au7rp ird^y^Q^ $ v V# 
 
 avfupdpds tXvos ; Hipp. 803. SYN. Karairi'iy yvjxX, av/JTr^yvv/n. 
 rid^os, vid. Yld^eros. 
 UdxvKyr}f.ids, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [cui sunt pingues surae,] thick-anclcd or legged. 
 
 Kal yaorpubeis, Kal ndyvKvrinoi, Ka\ nidyes elaXy daeXyws. Plut. 560. 
 TLdxyvw, f. vvG), v. [pinguefacio,] to render fat or stupid. At 5' ay irdxyvBrj 
 
 Kavd\vdavQy t$ TpXyX. Acharn. 791* SYN. TlXaivw, XXnalyio. 
 Tldxys, eld, v, compar. -xaoouiy, et 7rd)(iwv, superl. TtdyiaTos, r\, dy, adj. [cras- 
 
 sus, pinguis, tardus,] thick, large, rich, dull. Etanyioei irpoadey, irpv^vos, 
 
 Trdyvs, avTap virepQey. M. 446. 
 TilbdaaKdv, vid. Wlbdio. 
 Wlbaipu), iEol. pro Merat'pw, q. v. 
 Tlibaixfuds, JEv\. pro Merai\fJiXds, q. v. 
 Uebafieiftu), IEo\. pro Mtrd/ie//3w, q. v. 
 [Ulebadpds, JEo\. pro Mereoopos, q. V. 
 YlebapaXds, Mo\. pro Mcrapcrids, q. V. 
 Uebavya£u>, vid. Mtrai/yu^w. 
 
 1 Some grammarians consider irax*Tos to be a different form of tho comparative Traxvrtpos ; 
 It is however here considered a suhst., after the opinion of Damra. and II. Stepb. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 4 R 
 
682 IIEAA I1EI0 
 
 IleSdw, et Ion. imp. irZbdaoKby, v. [compedibus adstringo, vincio,] (o fetter. 
 
 'EleXdaV ^aXlTrri be Qeov Kara fxoipa ir threat. A. 291. See also i/>. 353. $YN. 
 
 AfW, &e<T/JL€vu) t avvcvKTio, avahtii), JcdrdSew, avvheta. 
 Tlebipxofjiai, Mo\. pro MerepxofJiai, q. V. 
 liebr}, Tjs, fj, subst. [compes, pedicaj a fetter. IIe£<m dxaXKevroiety 'dZevKrai 
 
 irbbas, Eur. fr. Per. 4. SYN. Bpo^os, bev/ubs. EPITH. Xpvaeia, dpprjKTbs, 
 
 dXvrbs, ^aXfcoSeros, a^vprfKarbs. 
 Uibias, dbbs, fj, (1) subst. et (2) adj. [(1) planities, (2) campester,] (1) a level, 
 
 (2) of a plain. tlXayxOels 7r\dre/as 7T£<Jtd§os 0' dfia^trov; Rhes. 279* 
 * Uebtfprjs, sbs, adj. [campester, planus,] plain, level. QpaKys afnrebXfipeis. 
 
 Pers. 572. (for dvd nebXripeis.) SYN. HibXas. 
 Tlebi\dy, ov, to, subst. [calceus, talare,] a sandal, a slipper. TioaaX b % viral 
 
 XXirdpolatv ebijaaTO KaXd irtbiXa. K. 132. SYN. 'X7rbbrjfjid, appvXr), euflds t 
 
 evfiapXs, Kodopybs. EPITH. 'A/z/Spofftdv, ^pvoetbv, Tcbrdvbv, epoev, yvvaUeiby, 
 
 GiydXoEV, Kovipov, deWriev. 
 \lZbXby, ov, to, subst. [campus, planities,] a level field, a plain. Oapaei, Td\ 
 
 avTwv 7rtbXov efnrXrjao) (pbyov. Phoen. 730. SYN. Tij, irebov, bdirebbv, dXioa, 
 
 Ttebos. EPITH. 'A-vde/uoev, aairXbis, evpv, 'nnrbfibTbv, irvpbtybpby, Xu)t9jev, mrd- 
 
 "XaXnov, yXbEpoTpbtyby , Ttapd-KOTdfiXov, dKapicioTby, ohyyopTov, KaXXXnvpyby, 
 
 kXcivov, afipoypv, Kapnbfybpby, evbaljjiby, a/jmeXdev, bpoaoev, evpv\bpbv, Kpdvdbv, 
 
 KapTrXfibv. 
 TlebXdvofids, ov, 6 et //, adj. [qui campos tuetur,] one who protects the plains. 
 
 TlebXbybjuois re Kayopas ETnaKoirois* Sept. Theb. 258. 
 IlebXoTrXoKTVTrds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [sonans ex ungulis campum ferientibus,] 
 
 arising from the clatter of hoofs on the plain. 'EXebepyas, 7rebXdTrX6KTV7ros. 
 
 Sept. Theb. 83. 
 Xlibbfiapuv, 6vbs, et 7r£So<rrt/3)?s, lbs, 6 et >/, adj. [terra incedens,] going on the 
 
 ground. Urrjyd te ical Tre&o/Sd/xtfyd, icayefibeyr dv. Choeph. 583. See also 
 
 Helen. 1515. Sy n. XdovoaTXPris. 
 Hebbdey, nebol, et irZbovbE, genitiv. dat. et ace. antiq. a nlbby vel nlbbs. 
 Tlebbv, ov, to, et irebbs, ov, y, subst. [solum, terra, humus,] ground, land, the 
 
 floor. TLoias Trdrpwas yrjs Eprjfxdxras irebbv ; Rhes. 274. See also Horn. Hymn. 
 
 2. 72. EPITH. JtLpdvdbv, KapirXfJibv, TrarpXby, fXEXay^Xfioy, d/Sdrby, KpaTatXiioy, 
 
 Zflpoy, fjbv. SYN."E§d0os, baTrlbby. 
 Ue£d, rjs, y, subst. [(1) planta pedis, (2) quaevis extremitas adfixa, ut fimbria 
 
 vestis, clavus ad extremam orani,] the sole of the foot ; a fringe, extremity. 
 
 YIe£rj ettI 7rptoTQ, ettX be KpXicby earopi fictWoy. ft. 272. SYN. Ifvpoy, Kpa- 
 
 o-TTEbby, 
 Uegevio, v. [pedibus iter facio,] to travel on foot. Ovt tirX yalas nbbd ire&vuv. 
 
 Alcest. 886. 
 Ue^bjSbas, et Tre^bud^ris, ov, 6, subst. [miles, pedes,] a foot soldier. f if7ra<77rt- 
 
 $u)y 7rdpd irezofibais. Nein. 9. 81. See also Pyth. 2. 121. 
 Tie£bfxdx£<t), v. [pugnam equestrem committo,] to fight by land. Kerf 7rec?d- 
 
 fxd-)(u>v, kcu irbXXopKwy. Vesp. 683. 
 Tl€£b/udxr)S, vid. TJe£bj3bas. 
 HeZbvbubs, ov, 6 et y, adj. [terrestris,] supported by land, land. TLe-Zbybfxois 
 
 ck te OdXaooras. Pers. 78» 
 TIe£bs, rj, by, adj. [pedestris,] on foot, by land. KrjbEfibyes 7rec?oTai (cat l7nrrj- 
 
 eaaX rXQevrai. Apoll. 3. 1273. SYN. Uegbybfibs. 1 
 TleiOayojp, vid. Tletdap\bs, 
 UeiOapxJEU), V. [pareo,] to obey, 'ibov, rrdpearXv rjbs TeiOapxovffd col. Iph. A. 
 
 1120. SYN. HeiObfiai, v7rdKovto, vneiKU), v7rbTa(robfjicii, evTreiOfjs ei/it, evneiQlu), 
 
 uKoXovdOb. 
 YietdapxXa, as, rj, subst. [obedientia,] submission to authority. UetOapxfa 
 
 1 The dat. Treftf is frequently used adverbially. 
 
IIEI0 IIEIS: 683 
 
 yap kari rfjs ev7rpa£ias. Sept. Theb. 210. SYN. Tleled, neidu), evTreideia, 
 
 v7r5Tayij. 
 ll€tdapxds,ov,et neidavcop, dptis, 6 et fi, adj. [obediens,] submissive to authority. 
 
 Ol b' ovk aKoafius, aXXd 7rei6apx^ <ppevl. Pers. 380. See also Agam. 1629. 
 
 SYN. EvTret6))s, eimidris, epXi'jKdos, evrjKoos. 
 Ueidu), dds, ?/, subst. [(1) suadela, (2) obedientia,] persuasion, obedience. 
 
 lleido) be T))v Tvpavvov avOpiowois fjiovrjv. Hec. 804. SYN. (2) Tleidap^Xa, 
 
 trelad. EPITH. ©eX£f<ppu>i>, fJLeXXijbrjs, ijbve7rrjs, leipijv. 
 Ueidw, f. aw, 2 aor. TrenXQdv, v. [(1) persuadeo, (2) in voc. med. pareo, credo,] 
 
 (l)to persuade, (2) to obey, to believe. TLeidetv, d tis fiovXotrd, rvy^dyeiy & 
 
 djud. Hec. 807- See also Apoll. 1. 964. SYN. (1) 'kvdireidu, euireidv, irdpd- 
 
 ireidu), Trapaiveu), av/LifiovXevw, (2) vndnovb), morTevd), nXQeu), 
 IleiKU), v. riefw-tw. 
 Yletva, Ion. 7reivr), r}s, 77, subst. [fames,] hunger. Tlelvr) 6' oi/jrdre bijfiQy iotp- 
 
 )(£rcu, ovbe tXs 0XX77. 0. 40(5. SYN. Ai/uos, fiovXi/JiXa. 
 TLeivdu), f. j/ffw, v. [esurio,] to be hungry. TloTepd TreirpdaQai xprjbber t Tj Tteivyy 
 
 kolkws. Acharn. 734. Syn. TlXeZeadai XifiS. 
 Helpd, as, et neipa, as, ij, subst. [experimentum,] a trial, experience. T fl nalbes, 
 
 els fiev treipdv yXdofxey QXXiov. Heracl. 310. SYN. 'A7rd7T€(pa, £ , 7rixetpr}fia } 
 
 kfiireipla. EPITH. 'Acfyjuiwrds, iroXv7n)fi<i)y. 
 TIetpaZa), f. dab), vid. Ueipdoj. 
 TletpdXbTjs, ov, 6, patronym. [Pirai'des,] the son of Piraiis. Evpvfjtebwy, vlos 
 
 YlroXejiaiov Tleipdibao. A. 228. 
 *Tl€ipai€vs, et Heipdevs, e<os, 6, P. N. [Piraeus,] the Piraeus, one of the harbors 
 
 at Athens. 'Ev Uetpaiel ndpd reus iropvais ; Pax 165. See also Pax 144. 
 Ueipaivw, vid. Tlepaivu). 
 
 j Uelpaios, ov, 6, P. N. [Piraeus.] Toy cV av Heipaios bovpiKXvTds blvrXoy yvba. 
 1 o. 543. 
 lleTpap, et welpds, vid. Tlepds. 
 Ueipanipiui', ov, to, subst. [judicium, experimentum,] a trial. TXlkwv cV d-rrypd 
 
 tyovXd 7T€ipaT)'ipXd. Iph. T. 9^8. SYN. Ylelpd. 
 lleipdu), 1 f. ijau), neipactio, f. data, et 7retpr)Ti^(o, f. t<ro>, v. [tento, Conor, periculum 
 
 facio,] to attempt; to try, to tempt. "Otuv ydp avTas tis 7reyr]S ireipuv Tvyrf. 
 
 Plut. 150. See also \p. 114. and O. 6l5. SYN. 'AnoTreipdu), enX^etpeu), dva- 
 I CTjTeoj, botcXjuaZu), bXdyuyvicdfxai. 
 I * Uetprjvalds, ov, adj. [Pirenaeus,] of Pirene, a fountain near Corinth, sacred to 
 
 the Muses. Heipr)va~iov Qdpioad ttujXov. Eur. Electr. 475. 
 Weipiivt], rjs, >/, P. N. vid. Ueiprjvaws. (ddaoovaX, crejivov a/ucpX TletprjVrjs vbwp. 
 I Med. 68. 
 YletpXddds, ov, 6, P. N. [Pirithoiis.] Toy fiev TleipXddov via, tcpuTepdv IldXv7rot- 
 
 rrjy. M. 129. EPITH. Meyddvuos. 
 * Ueiptvs, ivdds, >/, subst. [" alveus qui imponitur currui ad recipienda onera vel 
 
 sessores." Damm. qui omnino consulendus est,] the body of the car. Kai ra 
 
 fiev els Treipivdd Tidet TleiaiffrpaTos ijpws. o. 131. 
 Helpto, f. nepti, v. [transfigo,] to transfix, to pierce through, to cleave. 'Av- 
 
 bpdjy re 7TToXefiovs dXeyetvd re KVfiaTd neipwy. 6. 183. SYN. ^Xdireipit), ntpo- 
 
 vciw, bXaTpinrdb). 
 
 Tleipws, to, 6, P. N. [Piros,] a Tliracian chief. Helpios" ovTd be bovpX nap 
 
 6fi(f>d\ov' Ik S' ripd ndcrai. A. 525. 
 Yidauvbpos, ov, b, P. N. [Pisander.] 'Ec 5' dpd Tleiadybpoid, lldXvKTdpXbad 
 
 dvuKTos. a. 298. 
 *Uet<n]v6pXbr)s, ov, 6, patronym. [Pisenoris filius,] the son of Pisenor. Evpv- 
 
 fcXet', r Q.Tros dvydrrip Heicrqvdpibao. v. 148. 
 
 1 " Attici hoc verbum (ireipdu) in activa forma ponere non solent, nisi notet ireipdfrw ipccriKui 
 yvvdiKa, etc. Aristophanes. Tleipq. (xsv olv Xaws ko\ tu>v titOIwv <£<pd■n■T(Ta^. , ' Damm. imo etiam, 
 wir doctissime, ubi notat Treipdfav iporriKws dvdpa, etc. Cycl. 57G. Ovk &j/ <pi\i\<ra.iixi' at xap»T«s 
 KctpGxri /*e. 
 
G04 IlEtt IIEAA 
 
 IJeifffivwp, bpbs, 6, P. N. [Pisenor.] Kal p e/3uXe KXelrov, Ueifffjvbpbs ayXdbv 
 vlbv, o, 445. 
 
 * Uelffa, rjs, i], subst. [obsequium,] obedience, compliance. T£ be /uaX' kv Trtiarf 
 KpdbXrj jjleve TerXrjvla. v. 23. SyN. Yletdapxta- 
 
 * Iletaderaipos, ov, 6, P. N. [Pisthetaerus.] 'E/xoi jxlv bvbfid TleicrQeraipds. b. r$ 
 bs, tX ; Aves 644. 
 
 Ueur'ifjippdTds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [cui mortales parent,] man-persuading. XepoTv 
 
 ireuTLjjifjpdToy re (janTpov* Choeph. 356. 
 TleialffTpdros, ov, 6, P. N. [Pisistratus.] See in Tlelptvs. 
 JJetiri^dXtvbs, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [habenis obediens,] obedient to the reins. v Ev 0' 
 
 6.pfidTd ireitrXydXivd KaTacev-yvvrj. Pyth. 2. 21. 
 Tlelo/JLa, aros, to, subst. [navis retinaculum,] a cable. Ovb' op/jbs, ovbe 7r€ioyia- 
 
 tiov owr/pia. iEsch. Suppl. 772. SYN. ^l^oivXbv, fcaXws, Tvpvfxvr\aXa. EPITH. 
 
 WovtXov, ttXektov, 7CEpX{ZriKES. 
 
 * HeuTTEds, a, bv, adj. verbal, [credendus,] must believe. Tt ravr' aXvio; 
 7C€1(Tteov 7rd.Tp6sXdyois. Hipp. 1177* 
 
 Yleiarrjo, fipbs, adj. [qui persuadet, vel persuadetur, i.e. obsequens,] persuading 
 or persuaded, complying, following. Kal tov fxev TtetffTrjpd 1 ndrriybv l-rr fj-rrei- 
 pow. Theocr. 21. 58. 
 
 TleiorfipXos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [persuasorius,] persuasive. *AW avrXace, Kal Xo- 
 yovs TreioTTjpXovs . Tpb. T. 1054. 
 
 TletcTEU), ttekio, et Ion. ire'iKb), v. [carpo, carmino,] to tear out, to comb, to shear. 
 *Y\vXkcl ttckteIv &pa Trpbfidrojv ttokov i]pXvov % end ^EXibu)v. Aves 714. See also 
 H. 176. and c. 315. SYN. Ktevi^io, 7roi«cja>, Keipit), ^airto, ^eio, tIXXio, 
 tceipu). 
 
 rilXdw, vid. IleXacJfaj. 
 
 * UsXdyXbs, a, ov, adj. [marinus,] of the sea. AHpoiEV avpai TrlXdylav virkp 
 irXdicd. Ran. 1438. SYN. WovtXos, OdXdaaXbs, aXXbs, ivdXXbs. 
 
 IleXdyos, eos, to, subst. [mare, aequor,] the sea, the main. Kal fiapfidpoiffX 
 ireXdyEGLV vavadXov/jLEvov. Helen. 1209« SYN. QdXacrnd, u)KEavbs, ttovtos, kXv- 
 biav, aXs. EpiTH."AXto>, vr\vty.bv t ttovtXov, arpvylTov, a.Xfj.vpbv, Trop^vplbv, 
 KeifJLEpXbv, Kvdvtbv. \ 
 
 YkeXdywv, ovrbs, 6. P. N. [Pelagon.] 'Aju^t fieyav HeXayovrd, 'AXaoropd re, 
 XponXov re. A. 295. 
 
 IlfXa^to, f. dcru), et nEXdoj, 7r£Xd0w, per sync. 7rXd0w, et xXdw, f. ?/<rw, v. [(1) 
 appropinquare facio, admoveo; (2) appropinquo,] to bring near, to cause to 
 approach, to approach. 'EXXtjvXkoIgX bwjud<nv nEXd^ETe, Phcen. 287. See also 
 Horn. Hymn. 6. 44. Eur. Electr. 1291. Alcest. 119- and A. 449- Syn. 
 (2) TlXr}aXa£(t), irlXvdfiai, TrpoaTr£Xa£(i), eyyi£(o. 
 
 TlEXdvds, ov, 6, subst. [quidvis ex humido concretum, libum, grumus,] a sacri- 
 ficial cake, clotted foam, moisture. Xiovad rovbi KEXdvov kv rv/j/3w 7rdrpds. 
 Choeph. 90. SYN. TiefXfid, atypbs, 7rXdiiovs, juacjd. EPITH. AljddTTjpon, 
 7rta\£os, Epvdpos, dduros. 
 
 JjEXapyXbevs, ews, 6, dimin. a. (2) TlEXapyos, ov, 6, subst. [ciconiae pullus,] a 
 young stork. Ila^ras iroXrjar) rovs TTEXapyXbels rpsipiov. Aves 1356. See also 
 Aves 1354. 
 
 TlEXapyiKos, 1), ov, adj. [" Pelargicus, idem qui Pelasgicus ; et Tyrrheni iidem 
 qui Pelasgi." Not. doctiss. Blomf. Call. fr. 2S3. At vide Schol. in 1. infra 
 cit.] Tts 5' av Kadefci ttjs 7tvXeojs to YhXapyXubv ; Aves 832. 
 
 TlEXapyds, vid. TliXapyXbevs. 
 
 rieXas, adv. et praep. [prope,] near. "Evdd 0' E7r€iQ\ i'jpws ^piii^Qels ireXas, ws at 
 KeXevo). k. 516. SYN. TlXrjoXov, eyyvs. 
 
 TlZXaayXKos, rf, ov, TlEXacryXos, T\EXa<ryXwTT]s , TliXaffyus, ov, o, et YleXavyXds, abbs, 
 rj, P. N. [Pelasgus,] Pelasgian, Grecian. KtvovfiEvov ydp rvy^dvet IleXaff- 
 
 1 The reading of Kiessling ia here adopted in this difficult and much disputed passage on the 
 authority of Suidas, who interprets the doubtful word TCKTr^pcrt, iruaTrjpt, -nXiKTycn, irurrripai, or 
 whatever be the right reading, by wrf}Koos. 
 
IIEAA FIEAO 685 
 
 yXKov. Phoen. 105. See also Orest. 950. Eur. fr. Arch. 11. 7. Orest. 685. 
 and Call. 5. 4. 
 TlsXdrys, ov, 6, subst. [vicinus, qui appropinquat, qui invadit,] a neighbor, 
 one who approaches, an invader. Itcvvtcii ft Xipov T/xwXov TreXdrcu. Pers. 49. 
 
 SYN. TLapoiKcs, yeiTVP, TrXy aXo\(t)pos, 
 
 * HeXeOos, vid. J.7re\edds. 
 
 UiXcdpdv, et rrXeQpdv, ov, to, subst. [jugerum,] a measure of a hundred feet, 
 
 an acre. Ketfusvov kv bditlb^' 6 ft £7r' kvvld Keird niXedpd. X. 576» SYN. 
 
 Fi/a. 
 UtXeia, as, et IlfXetds, dbds, y, subst. [columba,] a dove, a pigeon. TtXXe 
 
 TreXeidv e-^wv, Kara be iTTepd X e ^ v £p a ££- °« 527* See also Androra. 1129. 
 
 SYN. WtpioTepa, Tprjpwv, garret. EpiTH. 'Epaer/iia, ravvitrepos, epareivrj, £ei- 
 
 \y, bvaevvyretpd, 7ravrpd<f>ds. 
 UeXetodpefiiJiiov, di'ds, adj. [columbarum nutrix,] dove-nursing. Olft afxtyX 
 
 vyaov Tyv TreXetddpefifidva. Pers. 314. SYN. TloXvTpypwv. 
 HeXeicas, arras, 6, subst. [pelecanus,] a pelican. Kat rropfp^pXiovX, ical TreXlicavri. 
 
 Aves 882. 
 TieXe<cd(o, jEol. et poet. 7reXe/u'dw, f. yau), neXsid£a>, v. [securi caedo, dolo,] to 
 
 hew down with an axe. E'koo-t ft ek-fidXe 7rdvrd, TtEXeKKyaev ft dpd %aXicuj. e. 
 
 244. 
 
 * HeXMvds, ov, 6, subst. [avis quaedam,] a shoveler. Sanx. Kat TreXefaVw Kal 
 <pXe$bX. Aves 883. 
 
 neXeKKdv, ov, to, subst. [securis manubrium,] the handle of an axe. 'Atyvyv 
 
 evyaXKov eXaXvcp a^pi 7reXeKKo). N. 6l3. 
 FfeXeKi/s, ids, Att. ews, 6, subst. [securis,] an axe, hatchet. Kavrw ye tovtov, 
 
 tteXekvv, elapaa dv<o. Hec. 126l. SYN. 'A%ivy. EPITH. Meyds, 6£,vs t vXoto- 
 
 fios, prifidpos, ^aXfOfXdros, o'^vto/jlos. 
 IleXe/i/cta, f. fa, v. [moveo, commoveo,] to shake, to alarm. 'Afif avrS 7teXe~ 
 
 fju.£<xi, epetbovTes j3eXe€<t<tiv. II. 108. SYN. Set'w, klvew, rdpaaffoj, Kpdbaivcj, rt~ 
 
 vavou), 7raXX(t). 
 
 * TliXXabEs, lov, at, P. N. [Peliades,] the daughters of Pelias. Ovft av KTdveiv 
 nreioavd IleXtdSas Kopas. Med. 9« 
 
 IltXias, ov, 6, P. N. [Pelias,] king of Iolchus in Thessaly. KvuvZas, fidmXyds 
 tfpil/jLovvvr] UiXXao. A poll. 1. 3. EPITH. "Itydtfids, clvtIQeos, drdaddXds, xmrEpy- 
 nop, ddsfiXs, oftpX/ioepyos. 
 
 HeXXd, 1 t]s, y, subst. [(1) mulctrum, (2) pellis,] a milk-pail; a hide. Iradp^ 
 evl ftpdfxlovaX KEpiyXdyEas tcard 7reXXas. II. 642. SYN. 'A^uoXyevs, dfxoXyidv, 
 yavXos. 
 
 UeXXalos* a, ov, adj. [Pellaeus,] of Pella. BovXei, UeXXaiov fiovs fxlyds elv 
 dXby. Call. Ep. 14. 6. 
 
 IleXX^rj, r)s, et Dor. IleXXara, as, y, P. N. [Pcllene,] a city in the Pelopon- 
 nesus. IleXX^^s dtyXtcavdv 'A^aubos, yv vote lleXX^s. Apoll. 1. 1 77» 
 
 IleXXfjs, ov, 6, P. N. [Pelles.] See in UeXXrivrj. 
 
 UeXXos,.y,dv, adj. [fuscus, niger,] dark-colored, black. Tdy o\v rdv tteXXdv, 
 Kpdriba bo)p{](rufiaX avTos. Theocr. 5. 99' SYN. IleXXcwfa, 7rdXXds, irlXibvds, 
 IxZXds, keXuivVs, dfiavpos, £o(pipds, ai0oi//. 
 
 * YltXdTn'ilos , a, ov, YIeXutttiXs , Xbos, y, Y[lXd7rr)Xdbys, ov, IltAoTrtos, a, ov, et * II?- 
 XorrXbrjs, ov, o, adj. [Pelopius,] of or descended from Pelops. Ila^Xdyoves H 
 ItcX rols UzXuTn'jXoX EiKdOov avrws. Apoll. 2. 792. See also Apoll. 4. 1577. 
 Theocr. 15. 142. Ion 1591. and Iph. T. 986. 
 
 YltXdTrovvyads, ov, y, P. N. [Peloponnesus,] a peninsula, comprehending the 
 southern part of Greece. "A7ra<rd IllXf;7ro»'i>i?<7#s evrv^'i ttoXXs. Eur. fr. Temen. 
 7. PHR. r?7, yQiov, a?d, et ywpa WlXonXa, or WtXoiros. 
 
 1 U4\\a and Ion. ri€\A7j is also the name of a city in Macedonia, the birth place of Alexan- 
 der. 
 
 a Hederic on the authority of Hesycbius, interprets TlfWcuos by fuscus. The passage quoted 
 from Callimachus, being unintelligible, decides nothing. See Steph. Thes. in v. TleAds. 
 
586 riEAO riENO 
 
 JJeXoTTovyrjaiari, adv. [lingua vel more Peloponnesiaco,] in the Peloponnesian 
 
 dialect, or after the Peloponnesian manner. '12s Kat 6 BeXXepbf&v UeXo7rov- 
 
 vaaiaTi XdXevfxes. Theocr. 15. 92. SYN. Awpiari. 
 TIeXoxp, ottos, 6, P. N. [Pelops,] the son of Tantalus, and grandfather of Aga- 
 memnon. Ovtos (pvrevet HiXona, tov b' 'Arpei/s etyv. Orest. 11. EPITH. 
 
 YlXifinnvbs, TavTaXeibs, A.vbos, 'Everrjibs. 
 UeXruoriis, ov, 6, subst. [peltasta,] a targeteer. IIoXXoi fiev i-rnrels, woXXa ireX- 
 
 raarwp teXtj. Rhes. 307. 
 IleXnr, ijs, %, subst. [pelta, scutum breve,] a small shield or buckler. IleXras 
 
 & btxoi TraXXovct, nal Tofyv yepX, Bacch. 772. SYN. lands, ctoitXs. EPITH. 
 
 Za^pvffds. 
 UeX(o, Ion. imp. neXeffKov, et neXofxai, et poet. 7re'XXd/iat, v. [sum,] to be. Aetvt) 
 
 tXs opyrj kui bvaiaros 7reXei. Med. 520. See also II. 128. SYN. EifiX, inrapyu> t 
 
 yivojiai, rvy^avit). 
 YleXwp, o et to, indecl. adj. et subst. ireXwpXbs, a, ov, et ov, 6 et y, adj. 7reXu>pbs, 
 
 ov,bet rj, adj. et subst. et7teX6pioTbs,r), bv, adj. [monstrum ; monstrosus, mirus, 
 
 immanis,] a monster ; monstrous, grand, admirable, vast. T H, kul cLk ciKfxb- 
 
 Beroid 7ceXa)p a'LrjTov aviarrj. 2. 410. See also Apoil. 4. 1682. M. 202. Theocr. 
 
 Ep. 17. 5. SYN. Aetvos, peyas, TtepXfAi]K-qs, vrrepcpvrjs, virepfxeyeQr]s. 
 Yiefxira^o), v. [in quinariosdivido et numero, reputo,] to divide into portions of 
 
 five and count, to calculate, consider. 0u//w ireinrazuv, dveveiicaTb, tywvqaev 
 
 re. Apoll. 4. 1748. SYN. 'Apffifiew, epevvdto. 
 U€fnrci(rrr)s, ov, 6, subst. [qui numerat,] one who counts by fives, one who 
 
 counts. Mvpld fivptd 7Te}nra<TTav. Pers. 974. 
 Tie/Airraids, 1 a, by, adj. [quintanus,] on the fifth day. Yrjv 5' ovk elvac tov he 
 
 irpoKeicdat, ire/Lnrrcuov tijv 5' dirbpovadv. Aves 474. 
 TiefnTry/iepbs, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [quinquedialis,] continuing for five days. Hefi- 
 
 -TTTafiepois dfiiXXais. Olymp. 5.14. 
 IIe^7rrds, 77, ov, adj. [quintus,] the fifth, Hejj.7rTai.aX TrpooTayQevTa ficppaiats 
 
 7rvXais. Sept. Theb. 523. 
 flefxTTio, f. \p<*), v. [(l)mitto; (2) deduco,] to send; to conduct, to convey. 
 
 Yle/ine be fitv A.viciijvbe, irbpev 6' bye o^ara Xvypd, Z. l68. SYN. 'A7iweyU7rw, 
 
 7rofJL7rev(i), oreXXu), Xr}}iX, a<fnr)fiX, /3aXXw. 
 TlefirrwflbXbv, ov, to, subst. [veru quintas cuspides habens,] a five-pronged spit. 
 
 A.elj3e' veoi be trap avTbv eypv 7refiTrwfibXa ^epatv. y. 4()0. 
 Heveffrrjs, ov, 6, subst. [famulus, servus,] a laborer, a slave. Avtos wevecrTris 
 
 wv eXaTT(ov ovbevbs. Vesp. 1274. SYN. 0^s, depdmov, bovXbs. 
 Uevrjs, rjrbs, et nevXxpbs, ov, 6, subst. [qui labore victum quaerit, pauper,] a 
 
 laboring man, a poor man. TlevrjTas ovbeis (3ovXerai KTaoQai (pXXovs. Eur. 
 
 Electr. 1131. See also Plut. 977. SYN. Uevtxpbs, irrh>x° s > evberjs, anbpbs, 
 
 axpi'ifiaTos. 
 YlevdaXebs, vid. Ylevdr'iprjS. 
 TLevdeta, et Trevdrjfid, vid. Yiev&bs. 
 Ylevdepbs, ov, 6, et (2) irevQeph, as, rj, subst. [(l) socer, uxoris pater, (2) socrus, 
 
 uxoris mater,] (l)a father-in-law, (2) mother-in-law. "Atbrjv vbfii^wv wevde- 
 
 pbv, Kfjbos TrXKpbv. Here. F. 482. See also Call. 3. 149. Syn. (1) KrjbeoTrjs, 
 
 EKvpbs, (2)eKvpct. 
 Tlevdevs, eots, 6, P. N. [Pentheus.] Ylevdevs npos oikovs bbe bXa OTrovbijs 7rep$. 
 
 Bacch. 208. EPITH. 'AracOaXbs, dpaovs, olvTpbfAav))s, ibKVfjtbpbs, adebs, dvbfxbs, 
 
 abXxbs, ade/JHOTos, bvafjopos. 
 Ile>>0£<o, poet. Trevdelo), et Trh'Q^fiX, v. [lugeo,] to mourn, Mfibeia, nevOelv b' 
 
 ov ae BavnaZto tvx«s. Med. 270. See also T. 283. and r. 120. Syn. 'OXb- 
 
 tj)vpb/nai, obvpbfiai, Qprjveu), ala£u), olfxu)£(0, ybdb), 
 * Y\evQr}fxu, vid. XlevBbs. 
 Uevdrjprjs, ebs, nevdaXebs, a, bv, Trevdrifjiuv, bvbs, 7rev6XjJibs, ov, 6 et //, et * irevdri- 
 
 1 On the peculiar construction of Greek adjectives expressive of time, see note on the word j 
 n%vr)[AipTos. 
 
1IEN0 IIENT 687 
 
 rfipws, a,bv, adj. [lugubris, luctuosus,] mournful, mourning. Kovpy nevBiipei. 
 
 Troad. 141. See also Bion, 1. 22. Agam. 410. Alcest. 528. and Choeph. 7. 
 
 SYN. Toipos, irbXvTrevQrjs, Xvirrjpbs, dvXdpbs, baicpvbeis, ird\v7rivdr]s. 
 UerOrjrrip, fjpds, 6, et 7rcvdr)Tpta, as, fj, subst. [qui vel quae luget,] a mourner. 
 
 MapXavbvvov OprjvrjTfjpds. Pers. 933. See also Hipp. 805. 
 TlerOXfxbs, vid. tlevOnprjs. 
 Fields, ibs, 7re>0///xa, arcs, to, et TrevQeid, as, rj, subst. [luctus,] mourning, 
 
 grief. '[Is aprl nevdovs rovbi yevb/iai irXxpov. Alcest. 1088. See also Choeph. 
 
 426. and Agam. 419. SYN. (dpfjvbs, yods, bbvp/ud, Xv-rnj. EPITH. TXrjaXiiap' 
 
 blbv, arXriTov, Xvypbv, GTvyipbv, aaaytTov, dXavTov, dfj.erprj~dy, apprjToy, a- 
 
 oytTov, Kpdrepoy, fJtiyd, fxvpXby, yaktTrdv, fiaicpbv, ov fUETprjTov, ov tXtjiov, ov 
 
 (pepTov, oXbbv, dfxeiXl^ov, 
 Uh>Xa,as, rj, subst. [paupertas, inopia,] poverty, want. YlevXa fjiiv olv, ?; <r$«»> 
 
 Zvvoikio 7rdW err], Plut. 4>3J. SYN. Tlrcoxeia, evbeia, a7rbpXa. EPITH. Ka*c>), 
 
 beiXi), bigvpd, apydXia, xa\e7r>7, Xvypa. PhR. Consult Plut. VV. 415 — 6l8. 
 YilvX^pbs, vid. Tlivrjs. 
 
 Hirdfxat, v. [(1) ago, euro, laboro ; (2) pauper vel inops sum,] to do, to per- 
 form, to labor, to be poor. *fls oi juev itipX be~nrvbv evl p.iydpoiaX irevovrb. 
 
 to. 411. SYN. TIoiEb), irpaaoio, epyai.bfj.ai, Kcifivto, a wovb a£(o, eTrirrjbevh). 
 TievraEdXbv, 1 contr. TrevTaQXbv, et nevTaedXXdv, ov, to, subst. [quinquertium,] 
 
 a contest consisting of five different games. ApbfMov bXavXwv TvevrdidX d vo- 
 
 fxi^iTat. Soph. Electr. 691. 
 HevraeOXos, ov, 6, subst. [quinquertio,] a person engaged in the Pentathlum. 
 
 H.b)-yeyt)s /uem irevrdeOXois. Nem. 7» H« 
 HevTdETr]pXs, xhbs, ?/, subst. [tempus quinque annorum,] a period of five years. 
 
 WeyTd-ETripXb'' birtos dpd effraoev ioprav. Olymp. 10. 69- 
 YlevTaETTipos, 77, 6v, ireyTdETYjs, et TrevTETrjs, ids, 6 et fj, adj. [quinquennis,] five 
 
 years old. AvrXnd cV eladydyov fiovv dpaivd irevrdiT-qpov. r. 420. See also 
 
 y. 115. and Acharn. 187. 
 ^YlevTanXs, adv. [quinquies,] five times. Kal TptaKaKobalfxtov, Kai TETpaKis /ecu 
 
 •n-ei'TaKXs. Plut. 851. 
 * HepTdKbaXoi, et nevTrjicbo-Xoi, at, ret, adj. [quingenti,] five hundred. TaXavr' 
 
 eaecrdai irevTUKboXd Trj TrbXet. Eccles. 824. See also y. J. 
 UevTdKboXoffrbs, r), by, adj. [quingentesimus,] the five hundredth. T^v irevTd- 
 
 KbaXoorriy KdridrjKas Trj TrbXet. Eccles. 999' 
 JJeyraxd, adv. [quinque modis,] by fives. Ilev~dxd KoirjuiridevTEs, dfx fiyifjibvea- 
 
 OXV E7C0VTO. M. 87« 
 
 TlevTi, adj. indecl. [quinque,] five. Ucvte b' dp* riyifjtbvas notrjadTb, toIs eite- 
 
 iroiBet. II. 171. 
 UevTiavpiyybs, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [quinque foramina habens,] having five holes. 
 
 Afjaai a iniXeve TxevTiavplyyto ^vX(o. Equit. 1046. 
 TlevTirdXa vtos, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [qui quinque talentorum est,] of five talents. 
 
 "QtX 7r€VTETdXavT0s bXtyiypaTTTaL fjioi bXKrj. Nub. 772. 
 UevriTris, vid. YlePTaET^S. 
 YlevTiiKovTd, adj. indecl. [quinquaginta,] fifty. 'Hfieis be rrevTijKoyTd y afjjjibpoi 
 
 TEKvioy. Hec. 421. 
 TlevTTjKovTbyvbs, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [qui quinquaginta jugerum est,] of fifty acres. 
 
 TlevTTjKOVTbyvov to fiiv tffjuov, olvbniboib. I. 575. 
 T\evTy)KovTbirais, -ditaLs, et7revTT]KoaTb7rais, 7ratbbs, adj. [e quinquaginta pueris vel 
 
 puellis constans, quinquaginta liberos habens,] composed of, or having fifty 
 
 children. HenirTV] 6' ct7r' avrov ytvvd TtevTriKovTdnais. P. V. 878. See also 
 
 ^sch. Suppl. 325. 
 HevrrjKovTbpbs, ov, r/, adj. et subaud. vavs, subst. '[quinquaginta remorum na- 
 
 1 The five different games which composed the irtpraOXov are contained in the two following 
 hues : "AA/uo ttoZuv, 8'htkov tc fioAr) kol\ &koi>tos tpurj, 
 
 Kal SpofAos, 7)$\ *&hri' fxla 3' ?tA*to irciai TfKtVTt]. 
 >ee also Suiclas in v. Bpafoh. 
 
688 F1ENT IIEPA 
 
 vis,] having fifty oars, a ship having fifty oars. Xtipei ov, teal vavv rolabi 
 
 TtevTriKovTopav. Helen. 1411. 
 YlevrrjKooXoi, vid. UevTaicdaXoi* 
 Uevrogds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [quinqne ramos vel digitos habens : in 1. c. significat 
 
 manus, subaud. x €l P>] having five fingers. Mffi and nevToZoid, Oe&v kv baat 
 
 daXeiy. Hes. Op. 740. 
 TlevrwfidXds, ov, 6 et %, adj. [quinque obolorum,] receiving five oboli. 'fts rov- 
 
 tov bel nor ev 'AptcabXo: nevTwfidXdv yXXaffaoOai. Equit. 79$* 
 *Ueds f ids, to, subst [penis.] Ovbev ye, nXyjv r) rb neds kv rrj hefty. Nub. 734. 
 Henaiva>, f. dvu>, v. [maturo, ad maturitatem perduco ; lenio,] to ripen, to 
 
 grow soft. BXe^as nenapdrjs, els naXrjv KaOiaTarai. Heracl. 160. SYN. Md- 
 
 Xaaao), nenTio, npavvoj, abpvvut. 
 YleTraiTEpds, t), dv, adj. comp. a r 7T€7rwv, [maturior, mitior,] more ripe, mellow, 
 
 soft. Uenahepa yap /uolpd t?]s TvpavvXbds. Agam. 1336. EPITH. 'AjraXwrtpefr. 
 Thndprfdds, ov, i], P. N. [Peparethus,] an island in the /Egean sea on the coast 
 
 of Macedon. Alyal, tletperrtat re, Kal ayyJaXr) Uendpridds. Horn. Apoll. 32. 
 Tleneipds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [(l)maturus, mitis ; (2)senex,] ripe, mellow; old. 
 
 "Ej/-€ortJ', a\\' kv reus nenetpois. Eccles. 896, SYN. 'Slpaws, aKfialds, dpXjjids. 
 TTenXriyu) , vid. HXrjcrau). 
 UenXos, 1 ov, 6, et nenXto/ud, dros, to, subst. [peplum,] a robe. 'Hot' ev6dvelv 
 
 ye ffols nenXoiaX xe7p' efirjv. Hec. 246. See also i£sch. Suppl. 728. Syn. 
 
 "Earos, elfxa, IfjdrXov, eadqua, emofiXs, yXTiav, ajjLnlyjjvr}, evbvfxd, nepl£w/Jid, nepX- 
 
 fidXaiov. EPITH. Kpo\'€ds, evvqrds, nafinoUXXos, Xenrds, Qdeivds, fitaXdieds, 
 
 TTopcpvpeos, jiiyds, nepXKaXXr/s, "xapXets, afifipdaios, yXovwhris, Kvdvids, ndXvbaibd- 
 
 Xos, baibdXeds, ttoikXXos, irobtjveKijs. 
 Tlenvvjuaif vid. Ylvvu). 
 
 Uendpeu), vid. Udpeu), et Heyn. Pind. Pyth. 2. 105. 
 
 Ueirptorai, a ndpw, nenoprai, nenpdrai, [quod datum seu distributum est,] it is 
 t allotted. 
 
 * TleirTos, ov, adj. [coctus,] boiled, cooked. Kal irenTa na\ KpdTrjTd' Tf]s %ov- 
 OoxTepov. Eur. fr. Cress. 9. 5. Syn. 'Ecpdds, ottos. 
 
 TUtttio, irecrffio, et ireTTw, f. xput, v. [coquo, maturo, digero,] to boil, to bake, to 
 render mellow, to consume. O'ljioi nXdnovvros, tov V TeTpdbXnenefifxevov. Plut. 
 1126. See also I. 56 1. and Eccles. 838. SYN. KdrdnenTU), nenaivu), naaata, 
 
 Tleitiov,dvds,2id]. [(l) maturus, (2) mollis, ignavus, (3) suavis,] ripe; soft, soft- 
 hearted, cowardly ; sweet. 'E^BpoioX to7s <to~is ob ysvijcrdfiai nenmv. Eumerj. 
 66. SYN. (2) 'Aadevrjs, beiXds, (3)npocr(j>XXrjs. 
 
 *IIejO, [" articula est earum numeroquae annecti aliis orationis parlibus solent, 
 signif. habens evavTiwfiaTua'iv : ponitur enim pro quanquam, quamvis, ta- 
 metsi, licet." Steph. Thes. t. iii. p. 232=c. 7478.] although. Mevrop, fitj- 
 KerX ravrd Xeyol/jteda, iO]bd/J,evot Trep. y. 240. 
 
 Uepa, nepav, et Tvep^v, adv. et preep. cum genitiv. [ultra, praeter, contra,] be- 
 yond, contrary to. Bpdrolat ruids wiraaas irepa bXfcrjs. P. V. 50. See also 
 (E. C. 940. and fi. 752. 
 
 HepaaffKdv, Ion. imp. a Uepaw, q. V. 
 
 Uepat(3oi, et TJeppatfiol, wv, ol, P. N. [Perrhaebi,] inhabitants of Perrbaebia, a 
 part of Thessaly, bordering on the Peneus. TS & *JLvi$vh exovTd, ^eve- 
 TTTdXefiol te Hepaifiol. B. 749. See also iEsch. Suppl. 264. 
 
 XlepaOev, Ion. Treprjdev, 7repa.Trj6ev f et nepaiddev, adv. [(1) ex ulteriore parte, (2) 
 ex adverso,] from the other side, from afar, zvvolkvs fj\6es Xadv ; rj Trepa-6ev. 
 Heracl. 82. S^e also Apoll. 4. 54. and 4. 71 • 
 
 Uepalvu), et poet, ireipalvw, f. avG>, v. [perficio, finio,] to accomplish, to finish. 
 Mfi vvv nepaive tjjv bdKijaXv, d\\' efiovs. Orest. 629- See also %. 175. SYN. 
 TeXew, eKTeXeio, Qavvh), Kdrcpyd^o/iat, TeXeidu), eK7repalv<t>, 7repaTdio. 
 
 * Uepatds, * nepahepos, et irepdrds, 17, dv, adj. [ulterior, ultimus,] further, furthest, 
 
 1 See J. Pollux, Onomastic. lib. 7. $. 49. 50. and Meurs. Att. Lect. lib. 2. cap. 12. 
 
I1EPA nEPI 689 
 
 'Ie/i€j'Oi, rrj (lev Qprjtcuv -^ddvd ry be ntepairjv. Apoll. 1. 923. 
 Tlepaidu), f. worw, v. [transmitlo, trajieio,] td send or transfer to the other side. 
 
 'AAA.' Xofieu, /i>) tpQewaX TrepatuiQevres eiceivoi. w. 436. SYN. AXd7rop8/uev(o f 
 
 irepdb), Trepaivoj. 
 Yltpairepio, adv. [ulterius, amplius,] further, beyond. 'AAAd ov rXs el; b. fiov- 
 
 Xvtos ?} Trepairepu); Aves 1500. 
 Uepar, vid. Hepa. 
 YlepavriKos, >}, 6v, adj. [vim finiendi habens,] able to finis]] or conclude. Ivv- 
 
 epK~lk-()s yap errrX, nal TtepavTXuds. Equit. 1375. 
 Tlipds, 1 poet, irelpus, et nelpdp, tiros, to, subst. [finis, terminus,] the further end, 
 
 boundary. TSporiov jiaKpoTarov irepds ev-peiv ; Helen. 138. See also e. 2S9« 
 
 and 2. 501. SYN. TeXos, Tep/jid, reXevrti/dpos, ka-^drXa. EpiTH. MaKpord- 
 
 tov, dvfitjbes, bafcpiidiv, ifxepbev. 
 Tlepaals, eojs, f), subst. [transitus, exitus,] a passage through, a termination. 
 
 Ylepaolv i]hr} y kcii tcdraarpdcbijv rivd. CE. C. 103. SYN. See Utpds. 
 UepaTos* vid. Hepaios. 
 *YIepards, i), ov, adj. [qui transiri potest,] which may be passed. Tdbeiptov t6 
 
 trpbs £o<pov ov ire-puTov. Nem. 4. 112. 
 Ylepdroii), (2) perf. pass. Trenepdrio/nai, quidam volunt per sync. 7re7rpwrcu, 
 
 [finio,] (l)to fix an end or boundary to. 11?/// ovbev iftec tt)v ireTrptofxe- 
 
 vi)v 3 be xp»/. P. V. 103. SYN. Yiepaivu). 
 Tlepau), et Ion. imp. irepdaaKov, v. [(1) transeo ; (2) transporto,] to pass over, 
 
 penetrate, convey over. 'EKufiy -nlpq. yap r/6' vwep (tkijvtjv irdbd. Hec. 53. 
 
 See also e. 480. SYN. hZeifxX, bXe^etfii, virepfiaivu, bXcnrepaio, Trepdroio. 
 Uepydfios, ov, i), et Uepydpov, ov, to, P. N. [Pergamus, arx vel tota urbs Ilii ; 
 
 unde generaliter in plur. arces vel alta sedificia. Vid. Suid. in v. et Eustath. 
 
 ad II. A. p. 503, 4. et Barnes. Phoen. 1192. et Iph. A. 77$.] the citadel of 
 
 Troy, Troy, Pergamus; a lofty building, a tower. To /hi) ov car fapuv irepyd- 
 
 fxoiv eXe~tv ttoXiv. Phoen. 1192. Ep ITH. ^leph, ZdQect, epdreiyr), 'la^vpd, b^ypd. 
 * Uepydaal, wv, at, P. N. [Pergasie,] one of the Afj/noi of Attica. Uplv yap 
 
 eivai XlepydarjaXv, eveov ev tous e^daXv. Equit. 321. 
 TlepydaXbrjs, ov, 6, patronym. [Pergasi filius,] the son of Pergasus. UepydaXbrjs, 
 
 ov Tpioes df-iios TlpXa/uoio TetcecraX. E. 535. 
 Uepbtii, ikos, 6 et r/, subst. [perdix,] a partridge. Ovrda\ TrepbtH' tKeivbcrl ye, vi] 
 
 At', drrdyds. Aves 297. 
 Ylepbu), et rrepbd/uai, v. [pedo,] to break wind backwards. 'Eye/percu Tfjs rvK- 
 
 tos, aWd nepbeTai. Nub. Q. 
 Uepvdev, vid. riepadei'. 
 UepOb), f. ltu), 2 aov.'&TrpdBdv, v. [diruo, vasto,] to sack, to ravage, 'ft r>)v 
 
 efii)v -Kcpaavres 'AoyeToi ttoXXv. Hec. 54-5. SYN. 'EK7rep6u>, Tropdt(o, e^aXdrrd^ii), 
 
 di'aTpeiru), br)Xo(v, KdraaKcnrru), KdracrrpELpb). 
 *TlepX,* praep. [d) cum gen. de, propter, ob, circum, ultra, (2) cum dat. cir- 
 
 cum, in, de ; (3) cum ace. circum, erga. Vid. Steph. Thes. in v.] (1) con- 
 cerning, about, for, beyond ; (2) around, in, concerning ; (3) about, towards. 
 
 Ni/i/ b 1 d/ict r (j)Kvfjdpos Kal oi£upds irlpX TrdvTwv. A. 417» 
 WpXciyvvfiX, f. <i£w, v. [circumfrango, circumsonare cum fragore facio,] to 
 
 break around, to cause to roar about. "Oaaovs ISiXXuioid ixtXav nepXayrvTaX 
 \ vbcop. Apoll. 2. 793. SYN. UepippriyvvfiX, TtepXr\^eit) . 
 TitpXayu), f. alio, v. [circumduco,] to lead or turn about. 'D-bl nepldym', &cnrip 
 
 ol tu oyoivid. Pax 36. SYN. XlepXavpit), 7repX<j)ep(*) t kvkXooj, irtpXlXiaau}. 
 \XlepXaipeiD, f. eXd, 2 aor. elXdv, v. [circumcido, detraho,] to cut off, to take 
 
 I 1 riepasis also used adverbially, in the sense of denique. Pers. G38. 
 2 neparri, agreeing with yrj, .understood, is used to denote the extremity of the earth towards 
 he East, ty. 242. and Apoll. 1. 1281. 
 
 3 neirpci)ii.4vr), with or without tux*;. oTaa, yiolpa, Sec. denotes fate, destiny. 
 
 4 riept is paroxy ton when placed after its case, as also in the sense of 7repi«<rn. • 
 
 Pros. Lex. 4 § 
 
600 hepi ' nEPi 
 
 away, to strip. UepXeXio ff dXagoveias. Equit. 290. SYN. 'A^cupew, rravio, 
 neptavXaa), TvepXrefivu), la^yaivh). 
 HepXaXetyw, f. ^ w » *• [circumlino,] to anoint all round or over. Tap roinXv 
 
 avTlKvrjfiXois eXxvhpXa TtepXdXeityeiv . Equit. 907- 
 TlepXaWa, adv. [eximie, insigniter,] remarkably, exceedingly. Tt 7r6V 'Av- 
 
 bpdf-teba irepiaXXd kclkojp. Thesm. 1070. SYN. 'E^cupgrws, 'Qoya. 
 TiepXdXovpyos, ov, adj. [undique tinctus,] deeply dyed. '6 TrepXdXovpyos rols 
 
 Kano'ts. Acham. 856. SYN. Befiafxpevos. 
 UepXciTTTU), f. ^w, v. [annecto, comparo,] to fasten around, to annex, to attach, 
 to procure. JLvpero ndv at> bid tcls AXxdpas, dtyvwv ti/a>)v 7repXa\pas. Acharn. 
 640. SYN. ^Avdims), uadaTTTio, TrpoarXdy/jX, TrepXfiaXXu). 
 HepXapfjioZw, f. dew, v. [apte circumpono,] to tit round, to adapt. Tovrovs 
 
 a.Kpi(3(bfrr)Te TrepXrjpjJioajjievai. Eccles. 274. 
 nepXfialvu), f. fii]aoiiai, v. [(1) circumeo, (2) protego, defendo,] to go round; 
 to defend. 'AXXd. Beaov TrepXpy, Kai 01 ctclkos afi(f>eKdXv\pe. 0. 331. SYN. 
 'AfMpXfiaivu), irepXepxd^ai, vTrepjiaypum, tc pot era fiat. 
 HepXfiaXXto, f. fidXti, v. [circumjacio, anibio, amplector, supero,] to cast round, 
 to embrace, to surpass. TvpavvXb* avrw TcepXfldXelv e/ieXXe yiis. Ion 828. 
 SYN. 'AfjityXflaXXw, 7rspXTXdr]jj,X, irepux^, irepiGTeXXw, TTepX-nXeKw, a.f.KpXevvvp.X, 
 v7rep/3ctXXw. 
 HepXfiapXhes, m>, al, subst. [calceamenta muliebria,] a kind of women's shoes, 
 
 slippers. Kai KifjifiepXic opQoardbXd, Kat 7repX(3apXbds. Lysistr. 45. 
 UepXfidpvs, eld, v, adj. [valde gravis,] exceedingly oppressive. Bdpv to nepX- 
 
 j3dpv Kpvos £x etr * Eumen. 161. 
 TL£pTfiXe7r-os, ov, o et rj, adj. [conspicuus, illustris,] conspicuous, distinguished. 
 'Opdre fi , oairep r\v rcepi fiXe-rrros (3porols. Here. F. 506. SYN. Tie pX (Typos, £7ri- 
 ar]fj.ds, enX(f)dvrjs, erro^X/aos, oparos, eloyps, efaiperos. 
 n£>t/3X£7rw, f. ifw, v. [(1) circumspicio, (2) admiror,] to look round; admire. 
 Uept(3Xe7readai rifiXov; ,nevbv [lev olv, Phoen. 56l. SYN. UepiaKeirTofiai, diro- 
 (3Xe7rio, QavfiaZdjxai. 
 IJepTfiXrixpos, ov, adj. [omnino debilis,] exceedingly weak. "H/mrci fxev arpev- 
 
 yovTO TrepifiXrjXpov fidpvdovres. Apoll. 4. 621. 
 TlepTfiXvu), v. [circum scaturio,] to flow or wash around. Kvjuarct re oKXriprjcX 
 
 TTepifiXvei OTrXXdheaaXv. Apoll. 4. 788. 
 TlepXfidrjTds, ov, 6 et i], adj. [qui magnum circa clamorem edit, infamis,] 
 uttering cries aloud or around, notorious. $>Xeyet pe 7repXfidr]Tds avrXactuv. 
 CE. R. 191. 
 TlepXfiotd, as, ?/, P. N. [Periboea.] Teivdrd, kcu Tleptfioid, yvvaiKoii' elbos dpiffTr). 
 
 77. 57. 
 UepXpoXalov, ov, to, subst. [amictus,] clothing, a vesture, a veil. Qdvdrov 
 Tab* rfbr} 7repX{3dXaV dvri/j.fjiedd. Here. F. 548. SYN. YLepXfioXrj , afXTveyp ur li evbvjud. 
 UepXfloXr), T]$, //, subst. [cinctura, vinculum, ambitus,] an enclosure, a sheath, 
 an embrace, a circuit. $£(>', e^eXi^as 7repXj3dXds a^payiajjidTiov. Hipp. 867. 
 SYN. YLepXfioXawv, Trlpnrrvxfh 
 UepXpoXos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [(1) sepiens, ambiens ; (2) in neutro gen. subst. 
 ambitus, septum,] (1) surrounding, investing ; (2) an inclosure. '[Is r']Xddfiev 
 au>v TrepXfidXov vewpXw. Helen. 1529* 
 Tleptfiofftcofxai, v. [depasco,] to feed near or upon. Ovbenore x^^ov nepXpoaKe- 
 
 ral dvBpdKd re(j)pr}. Call. 2. 84. SYN. 'E7rt/3o<r/cdjuai, tt£ pX v a urdu). 
 YlepX~{3p£/jio, TvepXiopofxeio, etlon. imp. * neptjopofxeeffKoi', v. [circumfremo,] to roar 
 around. Bpaacro/jievoV GTpfjves be 7repl aTiKpeXi] fipe/JieX clkHi. Apoll. 2. 323. 
 See also Apoll. 1. 879* and Apoll. 4. 17. SYN. 'AyLi^m^w, irepiarevb), Trepi- 
 or^ia^/^w, 7reptffTevdxi^ofiai. 
 UetJifipvxXos, ov, b et fi, adj. [circumfremens,] roaring round. Xwpel TrepifipV- 
 
 XXoioX. Antig. 336. 
 TLepX-^T}6i]s, e5s, b et y, adj. [valde laetus,] exceedingly glad. T^ o' en-X tca\ Mf- 
 Xirrjr, Xidpy TrepXyqde'es ovpu. Apoll. 4.421. SYN. Tlepixapys, yrjddavvos, 
 V7r€pxatpi*)v, 
 
 11 
 
nEPi riEPi G9i 
 
 Tiepi yiyvo/jiat, et TtepXyivdfiat, v. [(l) supersum, reliquus sum ; (2) supero,] to be 
 over, to remain, to survive, to overcome. TlepXyiyreadat & avTf fnihkv , fir} /.levroi 
 fjtrjb' £7ri\et7rei)'. Plut. 554. SYN. YlepXeifjX, 7reptfTffev(o t v7repe-^.io t 7repi7re\w. 
 
 HepXyXdyrjs, eds, c» et yj, adj. [lacte plenus,] full of milk. See in IleAXa. 
 
 UepXyXr) idd fxat, v. [circumspicio,] to glance all round. Av epveiv o be jx 
 eibe 7T£pTy\r)vu)fAei>6s oaaois. Theocr. 25. 241. SYN. UepX^Xeiro), TzepiffKenTo- 
 fiaty TTUTCTaivio. 
 
 *WepXy\(i)aoos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [valde disertus,] very eloquent. Bia-rai, Ttipi- 
 yXwaaoi r £<jivy. " A.vhpa b' eyd) Keivov. Pyth. 1. 82. SYN. 'Hbveirfjs, Xiyvs, 
 yX(i)0owbr]s. 
 
 Hep*iyv&/j.7rT<*), f. \p<o, v. [circum curvo,] to bend round, to double a cape. 
 Tyvbe irlpiyvafi^avTt ttoXvs TrdpaKenXXraX ijbrj. Apoll. 2. 36*4. SYN. YlepXe- 
 \iaaa>, TtepXuXdw, 7repiKa/wnr(s). 
 
 YlepXypatyt] , fjs, r/, subst. [circumscriptio, descriptio minus exacta,] a faint out- 
 line, a print. Kcu yap bv earov T'hbe wepXypdcpd irobolv. Choeph. 201, SYN. 
 i-rroypdcpr) , Tinros, /jtlfirjfjiu. 
 
 *YLipXypa(pii>, f. ^/w, v. [circumscribo, deleo, oblitero,] to circumscribe, to ex- 
 punge. Ovros, tX 7repiypa<peis ; b. to beiv, es"ladfxXd. Pax 879* 
 
 TIepXbaldfxa-i, v. [ardeo, depereo,] to be desperately iu love. Qv& olrj ko.\$ 
 TrepXbaidfiaX'EvbvfjiXwvX. Apoll. 4.58. SYN. 'EirXfxaivdfiai, baiofiai. 
 
 TlepXbeibu), poet. 7repibbelbio, f. claw, et TrepXbXio, v. [pertimesco,] to fear exceed- 
 ingly. N>/& izepibbeioravTes dvaKpoveoKdv eperfiols. Apoll. 4. l6o0. See also 
 E. 566. SYN. YlepX<p6pEdiiai. 
 
 * YlepXbefMo, v. [circum struo vei aedifico,] to build all round. Uepl o' avX>) 
 'YxpqXq bebp.r\To Kdnopv^eeiraX XXdoiaX. t. 184. 
 
 TLepXbe^tds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [ambidexter,] exceedingly dexterous, very clever. 
 Tols 7r£pXbe^XoiffX. Nub. 950. SYN. 'A/jKpXbetyos, befyos, fpdi'XfJtds, iroXvrpo- 
 
 7TOS. 
 
 TlepXbeat, f. rjau), v. [circumligo,] to bind round. 'Eyw be deiad tovs aretydvovs, 
 -nepXby'jcrdfxai. Eccles. 122. SYN. 'Avdbeto, aycpXheu), beafjevio, irepXaiTTU). 
 
 UepXbibojfiX, f. buxrto, v. [(1) largiter do, (2) in voc. med. depono, seu deposito 
 piguore certo, paciscor,] to give above others ; to pledge oneself, to bar- 
 gain. 'AW evrev' avrdp eyibv efxeQev 7repXbu)(rdfiat avrijs. \p. 78. SYN. TlepXfi- 
 drj/jiX, avvridripLiy 7repX(3dXX6jj.ai. 
 
 YlepXbXu), vid. UepXbeibut. 
 
 Jlipibiveta, f. rjaw, v. [circumago,] to whirl about. *fts rw rpis HpXdfioid 
 ttoXw TrepXbivri6r)Tr)%'. X, 10*5. SYN. TiepXobevu), 'KepXepyo^xai, 7repXdyw, irepX- 
 Kiveta. 
 I TlepXbpd/ju), ijs, if, subst. [circumcursio, circuiius,] a running about, a revolu- 
 tion. 'EreoX' biijXOov b' enrd 7repXbpojjds eru>v. Helen. 775. SyN. KvfcXosr, 
 
 KVkXuffld. 
 
 UepXbpdfAos, ov, 6 et //, adj. et (2) 6, subst. [(1) circum vius, circularis, (2) am- 
 bitus,] (1) which may be run round, (2) circumference, "btyewv be irXeKTd- 
 vaiaX iripXbpbfiov kvtos. Sept. Theb. 491 • SYN. HepX(j)epr}S. 
 
 UEpXbpvxTw, f. ^w, v. [circum vel valde lacero,] to tear all round, or cruelly. 
 'AyKutvds re 7repibpv(p0q, crrdfjta re, pivds re. H 7 . 395. SYN. 'AjjKjHbpvTTTU), alcb* 
 
 bpVTTTO), bpV7TTU), bX(t(T7rdpd<T(Tli). 
 
 WipibvvM, f. vau), v. [exuo,] to strip off. Irt'iOtaX iran^aivovrds, t-rre\ TcipXbvcri 
 
 XiTutvds. A. 100. SYN. 'Ejcovw, dyuipeu). 
 XlepXeiboj, v. [valde scio,] to know above others. " Afxtyio vno~i\oa.i\xZv' £7rei TclpX- 
 
 oibe v(>7]cai. K. 247. 
 
 UepXeiXiio, vel irlpXelXu , v. [circumplico, circumvolvo,] to wrap round or up. 
 
 'AXX' kv pdKXois TrepteiXoyutJ'os kXuci, koi ty^oX irtveoQai. Ran. lOf>0'. SYN. 2i/y- 
 
 KdXvnrh), cvaTpttyio, TTtpXelpyu). 
 
 tTLepXeifjiX, v. [(1) supersum, supero, (2) circumeo,] (1) to survive, to be superior 
 
 I, ( to, (2) to p;o round. A.h}v <potTi£ovaciX ; ettei Tripleart Otawv. Apoll. 3. 54. 
 
 u SYN. See Hepiyiyvdpat. 
 
692 ITEPI IIEPI 
 
 * HepXeipyu), f. £w, v. [circum cohibeo,] to confine or inclose around. EkwXoi- 
 -aX to Trpdaioirou 7ref)XeiayfjiEvds. Lysistr. 811. SYN. See TlepieiXeu). 
 
 HEpUXsKiacru), f. £w, v. [circum celeritcr moveo,] to move rapidly round, keivdv 
 
 £7reffovfi£voy, nspi be oylbXriv eXeXi^eu. e. 314. SYN. UepXdyto. 
 HepUvvvjul, f. ecrws v. [circuminduo, contego,] to put on, to dress. XpTo-ov & 
 
 anfipdaXr), Trept 6' cijufipora e'ifxdrd eaabv. FI. 670. SYN. 'AfAtyXeriv/jX, ctfKpX- 
 
 fiaWb), TTepXpaWu), irepXe-^u). 
 UepXepyaCdfJiai, v. [laboriose ago,] to labor diligently. Et fxlj tX kclivov d\Xd 
 
 TrepXeipya^erd ; Eccles. 220. $YN. 'EirX/ueXedjuiai. 
 ^UepXeppoj, v. [delabor,] to fall away, to perish. TW 0' ap/jofXaiv bXa^aatcov- 
 
 ouiv ciXXd yepiov u>v itlpXeppei. Equil. 533. SYjN. See "Eppto. 
 YlepXepxdfj.ai, f. eXevadfjiai, v. [circumeo, occupo, circumvenio, decipio,] to go 
 
 about, to seize, to deceive. YltpXepyovrai /card frfv dyopav \vv otcXqis, i'xnrep 
 
 KdpvflavTes. Lysistr. 558. SYN. TlepXdbevio, irepXiroXeto^ ctju^t/3a/Vo>, evebpevu), 
 
 V7rep-)(pf.iai, l^dvrdmw, (pEvdnl^io. 
 Tlept^dfxEvdjs, adv. [vehementer,] violently. KepbaXeov trip zovia Trepicd^xlvCJs 
 
 Keyjt)XCoodai. Horn. Merc. 492. SYN. 'LdfiEvCJs > afobpd, beivois. 
 TLepi£u)vvvfxX, f. tbao), v. [circumcingo,] to gird round. Tourov rews top dvbpd 
 
 TrtpXeSiujadTO. Pax 6S7« SYN. 'Ava&'opvv/uLX, £TOijj,a.$a> t bmbeio. 
 YlepiZiovTpa, as, //, subst. [fascia, cingulum,] a border, girdle. UavToffe trop- 
 
 <pvpeai(rX Trlpi^odarpainXv eXlktolv. Tlieocr. 2. 122. SYN. ^GrfjidSy TEXdfxcoVy 
 
 £b)(TTf}p. 
 
 TlEpXriyrjSy eos, 6 et f], adj. [rotundus, curvus,] round, winding. Ot ft 6te bij 
 XXfjiEvos 7T£ptr}yed kciXXXttov aKrrjv. A poll. 1. 559. SYN. TlEpXbpdfxos, 7repi- 
 <pEpys. 
 
 UspXrieti', plusquamperf. a IlEpXei/jX, circumeo, q. v. 
 
 UEpXrjpevsj eos, 6, P. N. [Periereus.J Aurdp ettikX^giv Bwpw TiepXTjpEds v'u. 
 
 n. 177. 
 
 TIspXrixEU), f. i/ffh), et TCEpXdyy, v. [circumsonoj to sound or echo all round. 
 
 Meaadv EirojutydXtLOV TTfpn/y^o-ev b" dpd yaXuds. H. 267. See also 1. 395. 
 SYN. 'E^^ou, KTV7TEO}, >}%&<>• 
 Tl£pXda/u[3))s, lb->, 6 et ?/, adj. [stupore perculsus,] astonished. Kal a^tds ««- 
 (pXETrov 7T£pXdri]uj3£Es' avrdp 'lyauv. A poll. 2. 1 l62. SyN. "EK:0a/i/3os, e'yu0d/3os, 
 
 TT£pX<pdfioS. 
 
 TlEpXQaprrrjs, eos, 6 et >/, adj. [valde fidens,] very confident. T ft, 6' etX Kovpl$iov 
 
 TTEpXdapaEii bvvlv ofxiXov. Apoll. 1. 195. SYN. Ei/flapov/s, evToX/aos, nav- 
 
 toXjjlos. 
 TlEpXdETos, ov, 6 et r], adj. [circumpositus,] surrounded or covered. Kec&dXj) 
 
 tzeoXQetos, fjv EyiSj vvKTtop <f>dpuj. Thesm. 265. 
 Tl£pXdE(o, v. [circunicurro,] to run about, to incircle. 'Hfiels' UafXaywv bi 
 
 TTEpXQEujv rovs oIketcis. Equit. 65. SYN. neptrpe^w, TtEpXepypiAcu. 
 HepXOv/uos, ov t 6 et »/, adj. [valde iratus,] passionate. 'Epi-vvv rcXecat rds 7rept- 
 
 Ovfjiovs Kardpas. Sept. Theb. 721. SYN. Qvfdiobrjs, 8vju)']pr)s, 
 YlEpXOu/uivs, adv. [irato animo,] passionately. Mtjutyecrdai rovs yds vepQev iTEpX- 
 
 BvfXMs. Choeph. 36. SYN. 'Y7rep0y^tos. 
 TlipXd\oi, vid. YlipX-qyEio . 
 
 TlEpXlcrTV}/jiX, f. an'iaii), v. [(l) cingo, (2) 2 aor. et voc. med. circumsto,] to sur- 
 round. Toiovabe TTEpXearriVEv avOpuirots (pofiou. Eur. fr. Sis. 1 . 37* SYN. 
 
 (1) YllpXTXQi^fxXj 7T€pi/3aXX&>, 7repi/cvK'Xtw, TTEpXdyto, 7Tfpu'drdrt07;«e, (2) TrEpioKEwco, 
 
 noXXopKEd). 
 TlEpXiaxofxnt, v. [complector, vindico,] to clasp round, to claim. *Evbd7rXy f 
 
 Kal /JtaXXdu sfjs 7TEpXlo")(£rd Kovprjs. Mosch. 2. 11. SYN. See HepXe^u), 
 Ileptk-aXXr/s, eds, 6 et >/, adj. [formosissimus,] most beautiful. 'AXX', to wEpX- 
 
 KaXXri OetTfidtyvpoj, befavBE fXF. Thesm. 282. SYN. KdXXtards, 7rciyKaXus, 
 
 ojpalos, Xa/unpos, faibpos, 7T£pXKO/j.\pds t ev/iopfos. 
 
 * TlipiKaXwrreos, a, 6r, adj. verbal, [cooperiendus,] must be covered. Ov 
 f.taXddKt(TTE y ctXXd •KEpiKdXvTTTEd. Nub. 7%7' 
 
I1EPI I1EPI 693 
 
 nepiKa\v7rrio, f. ^g>, v. [circumvelo, cooperio,] to veil around, to cover up, 
 spread over. Kai 7r£pXKdXv\pai toioX 7rpayf.td<7i okotov. Ion 1522. SYN. Kd- 
 
 TaKakvTTTh), TT£pi(TKE7r<i), KaTaK(iVTTT(s), TTEptGTeXXlO, TTEpXe^b). 
 
 IIepud?-d/3aXXw, f. fidXCo, V. [dejicio,] to cast down. ILvv be ndprj koXttois irepl- 
 
 KafifiaX&V eV0' eXeeivov. Apoll. 3. 707. SYN. Kdrd/3dXXo>, nepXfiaWa). 
 UepTKa.Tayvuf.tX, f. ei£w, v. [undique clefringo,] to break on all sides or iutirely. 
 
 Ov 7repXtca.Ta^at to tyXov tvtttovto. xpffv tXv avras. Lysistr. 357. SYN. Tlepip- 
 
 prfyvvfxX, KCLTuyvvfjiX, KcirapprjyvvfiX. 
 HLtpXtcaTaTriTrTU), 2 aor. etcegov, v. [decido,] to fall down. K/p^os b* a^Xacrw 
 
 7rZpXKcnnr£<Tev' al\pd be Mo^df. Apoll. 3. 543. SYN. Kdra7rt7rrw, dKomTTToj, 
 
 Ka.Ta<bep6fLai. 
 YlepiKdrd-tdrjiJiX, f. QifGio, v. [circumpono,] to place about. AvtXko. 5' Idbda^v 
 
 XPMji irepXnardeTd uiTprf. Apoll. 3. 156. 
 17 ZpiKeijuai. f. Keiaofxai, v. [circumjaceo,] to lie about, to surround. Avrw 
 
 ywpVTU), OS 01 TTEpXK€LTO (f)d.€U'6s. (p. 54. 
 
 TlEpXio'ibdfjiai, v. [valde euro,] to take great care of. YlEoXKahofilvoi. Kai'. 
 
 Nein. 10. 101. SYN. K.i]bdfxat, £7rijU£X£vfj.at, TrpdKfjbdfxai, fj.Eptjj.vu), Trpofxtf- 
 
 Qidfiai. 
 TlEpiKTjXds, ov, 6 et 7'/, adj. [oninioo arid us,] intirely withered. Avd TrdXat, 
 
 TTEpXKrjXd, tu ol tvXwoiev ZXatyp&s . e. 240. SYN. Zrjpos, av%tJ.T)pds. 
 IlepXicitoy, kiovos, adj. [columnis undique cinctus,] pillar-surrounded. - ITe- 
 
 -pXKioaXv ayxptf ideas Qd.Xdf.iois. Eur. fr. Erecth. 6. 4. SYN. 'AjjcpXtctwi'. 
 UipX'KXdbyfs, ids, 6 et rj, adj. [ramis undique obsitus,] thickly covered with 
 
 branches. ,X H 6aa <pvXXd x/fytd5e irepiKXdbE-os ttegev vXrjs. Apoll. '4. 2l6. SYN. 
 
 TLieitiete, evQvXXds. 
 HepXkXe^s, eos, 7r£pticXetrt/s, ?), ov, et ttepXkXvtos, ov, 6 et >*/, adj. [valde celeber,] 
 
 very celebrated, renowned. Ovvofid re Qplloio 7tepikXees eladXovTis. Apoll. 3. 
 
 330. See also Theocr. 17. 34. and J. 153. Syn. 'AycucXeiros, dya/cXo/s, 
 
 ay a kXvtos, €vkXe))s, EpXuvbrjs. 
 niptA-Xe/7?, conlr. riepTicXijs, eovs, 6, P. N. [Pericles.] ETrd XltptfcXe^s tyofi-qQeU fit) 
 
 /UETa.o")(ri Tijs Tvxfis. Pax 606. 
 YlZpl'KXeibiis, ov, 6, P. N. [Periclides.] Ovk 'LaQ\ ot kXBiov bevpo TlEpXicXeibas 
 
 ttote. Lysistr. 1 138. 
 YlEpXKXufiEids, ov, 6, P. N. [Periclymenus.] YlfpXuXvfjEvos nais, Xddv e/jfidXojv 
 
 Kdpa. Plioen. 1173. 
 TlipTicXvo-Tds, 7], ov, adj. [qui undique alluitur,] washed all round. Td^twv 
 
 ttepXkXvvtov dvT". Here. F. 1071. SYN. 'AfjrpippvTos, irEpippvTos, dXiKXvoTos, 
 
 dXXcphrjs, dXi£u)vos, 7repXkufju)V. 
 
 TJepTkXvtos, vid. Tlipt^XEffs. 
 
 TlipXicoKKviu), f. vino, v. [elato capite cano, ut gallu3 victor,] to crow over. 
 
 'ATTEirvbdpTGd fioOioid TripiexcKKVGd. Equit. 697- 
 WepXKOfxfxd, dros, et dim in. 7TEpXK0fjfjdTXdv, ov, to, et iripXicoTT)!, >'/, subst. [edulium 
 
 ex herbis et carnibus concisum,] minced meat. YlipXKOfXfjdT ex gov oKevdaw. 
 
 Equit. 372. See also Equit. 770. 
 UzpiKOfjiptis, ov, 6 et //, adj. [perelegans,] very elegant. Tds TrlpXKofi^ovs, ah 
 
 GTO)fxvXX6fxEd\ Pax 99^' SYN. 'Arrrews, ireplKaWfe, ^dpte/s. 
 ItepiKTrivu), f. ktevQ), v. [juxta vel circa occido,] to kill around. Etn-ep yap r 
 
 dXXot ye 7repii;r6ivw/ut0d ttuvtes. M. 245. 
 WepiktXttis, ov, nepiKTXojv, 6\'6s, ttt 7TEpXvaiETT]s, ov, 6, subst. [vicinus,] a neigli- 
 
 bor. T>)v irarres ftv&oprti 7rtpiK.Tirat. X. 287- See also Apoll. 2. 7. and II. il. 
 
 488. SYN. YldpoiKos, afjHpiKTXwv, yeiTOJV, TrX-qoToyupoSy kyyvs, u irXifoidv. 
 YIepXkvkXeu), et ttepXkvkXou), v. [circumdo, cingo,] to surround, to invest. "dXrjv 
 
 tvEicayi -rrEpXKvKXrfaas 1 to'iv nobolv. Pax 7» See also Aves 347. SYN. HipX- 
 
 fiaXXoi, TTEpXioTrifjiX, avyKvicXdio. 
 JltpXKvfiwv, 6v6s, adj. [circumfluus,] sea-girt. 2ov yrepiKvfxdvds olKrjaas ibpap. 
 
 1 Brunck reads ir*pXKvKicras ia the passage quuted. 
 
694 nEPl OEPI 
 
 Troad. 802. Syn. See Ue^Xvards. 
 TleptKiofxaZu), f. dff(o, v. [comessabundus obeo,] to revel round. Ovoe -ndXai- 
 
 arpas 7repXK(t}fxd$eiv ireipGiv' ovb\ ei tXs epaarris, Vesp. 1025. SYN. Kiojjlci^oj, 
 
 £7nxwyuac?w, eiXd7rXvd^(t) t ev (*)■)/ eo/uai. 
 YLepXiaoreu), f. rjcno, v. [pice oblino,] to cover with pitch. Td , fj(3dbi > ij/uibv irlpX- 
 
 movel. Vesp. 598« SYN. OepidXe/^w. 
 TiZptXaXeu), v. [obblatero,] to prate about. Mrj TTEpXXdXut/jiev, fjtrjbe 7rvj/0d- 
 
 vu>fieda. Eccles. 230. SYN. 1.T(ofj,vXX(i), tyXvapea), yXwrroorpotptio, dbuXea^efi), 
 
 (nrepjuoXdyeu). 
 UEpXXajj fiav io, f. X//\//w, 2 aor. EXdfidv, v. [amplector,] to embrace. YLalZovo, 
 
 dittos- av TreplXafioifjC avribv rXvd. Eccles. 881. SYN. YlepXexw, irepXfiaXXb), 
 
 nip itttv a au), 7repf7tXeKU) t 7rpo(?7rTV<Ta6jLtai, tcdTacnrdcdjjiai. 
 ^YlepiXeiTCio, f. ^w, v. [relinquo,] to leave. "Apfaadv, jjkoj, tovs ye irep^XeXei/ji' 
 
 fievovs. Helen. 425. SYN. Aei7T(o, dwdXeiTru), KardXeiTTio, TvpuXeiirw. 
 tlepiXetx^t et -neplXXxfidio, f. ?/aw, v. [cireumcirca delingo,] to lick all round. 
 
 Td (3Xe(pdpd TrepXeXeixov, ujs y e/uoi boicei. Plut. 737. See also Arat. Phcen. 
 
 1115. Syn. HepXXdTTTh). 
 HeptXefts , etos, f}, subst. [circumlocutio,] circumlocution. Kal irepdreiav, Kal 
 
 TrepXXefyv. Nub. 317. SYN. QtXvapXa, dboXeaxXa. 
 WepXXeTTi*), f. \ph) 9 v. [decortico,] to take off the bark, to peel. Ovb' dvdQrjXr\aec 
 
 TrepX yap pd e %aXfcos eXexpe. A. 236. SYN. 'AttoXettw, 7t£pnrriffffco. 
 TlepXXtxiJidWt vid. YlipXXeixco. 
 UepXfxatfxdo), f. r/ffw, v. [lustro,] to seek eagerly, to survey. Avrov 6' IxQuda 
 
 aicbireXov TTEpXfiai/motoad. /u. 95. 
 UspX/Ltafrofxai, v. [(l) valde furo, (2) per furoreni vagor,] to be very furious. 
 
 w Os vvv K€KXt]yb>s 7repXjj.alp£TaX 'lepov dXaos, Hes. Scut. 99> SYN. 'EKfxahdfxat, 
 
 virepi.iaiidjut.ai. 
 UepXfidpvd/jai, v. [propugno, defendo*,] to fight about or for, to defend. NUrjs 
 
 Kal Kpdrlos TrepXiiapvd^ed'' ij^idrd Travrd. Hes. Theog. 647* 
 UepXfjidxnT os, 6 et i], adj. [qui magna contentione expetitur,] eagerly fought for. 
 
 fl O$ TalaX (pvXais 7repXfxdxr}Tos elfi dei. Aves 1404. 
 UepifjiEpeaivit), v. [mire cupio,] to desire eagerly. Bck-rpw epetbdf.tevr}' irepX be 
 
 fieveaiv dyopevaai. Apoll. 1. 670. 
 UepXiJievh), f. juevu), v. [opperior, expecto, moror,] to expect, to await, to delay. 
 
 YlepXfxeivdTE vvvy Xvd rfjs ctpxv s » fjv dprX KExetpoTovrj/jiat. Eccles. 517* SYN. 
 
 Mf^w, dvdfAEVOj, i:poap.EVto, e/co£Y/>juai, TipoaboKdto. 
 XlipXfjiErpdsj ov, b et r/, adj. [justae plenreque mensurae. Vid. Damm. in v.] of 
 
 the proper size. Ae7rr6v Kal 7r£pi/uerpdi'' d<pap b' fiplv fxETEenvlv. j3. 95. 
 IlZpXfjiribrjs, £os> 6, P. N. [Perimedes.] "Evd y Xipifid per JJEpXfir'jbrjs, Evpi/Xoyos 
 .'re, A. 23. 
 TlEpifii'lKEToSj ov, oetrj, et TTEpXfirjuijs, eos, 6 et r/, adj. [valde longus et procerus,] 
 
 very long, tall. ,X H Kara T^vyerov TtEpX/irjHETdv, ?} 'EpvfxavOov. £. 103. See 
 
 also k. 293. Syn. Ev/j.fit<r}s, faaKpos. 
 YlEpXfxrjxdvdo/uut, f. rjadfjiai, v. [machinor, molior,] to plot, devise. AvrXnd 
 
 boiiXXdv iifxdp ejjloi TT£pXfirixdvowvT<j. £. 340. SYN. Mrjxdvdto, £TrXf.irjxdvddfjtat, 
 
 TExyddjxai, fj.7)xdvoppd(p£0>. 
 * TlipX/jids, ov, 6, P. N. [Perimns.] Kal TlipXfxoy MeydS^v, ical 'Evr/ffrdjcd, Kai 
 
 yiiXdviTntov. II. 6^5» 
 UEpXvatETdu), 1 et 7T£pXvaib), v. [circumhabito,] ta dwell near. Tovs fxiv dpiarfjcKs 
 
 MXvvas TripXvaiETdovTEs. Apoll. 1.229. See also iEsch. Suppl. 1028. Syn. 
 
 YeiTvXdw, iripXoiKeit) . 
 
 TiEpXvaiETTjS, Vid. YlEptKTXTrjS. 
 
 UepXpeQeXos, ov, 6 et ij, adj. [nubibus circumdatus,] overcast, cloudy. 'Afpd 
 TTEplvE^lXov. Aves 1192. (A dochmiac.) 
 Ilf pXpiaadfxai^et irlpXpoareto, v. [circumeo,] to go about or round. YLEpXriaoeraX 
 
 1 Il*piy(x,i.h-ciw > like the simple verb Naietcw, has also a passive signification : see 8. 177. 
 
 "fi... 
 
IIEPI TIEPI 695 
 
 wpa. Alcest. 46l. See also Plut. 494. SYN. UipXepx^^ai, 7repi/3atVw, -rrepX- 
 
 tt6\Iu), 7re pX(f>epdpiai, TreplTraTSitt. 
 Uepti'dioj, f. Tioo), v, [excogito,] to think about, to contrive. Kd^ vTroTbirei- 
 
 ffdai, TtepXrdelv drravrd. b. <pr]}xX Kciyw. Ran. 958. SYN. UepXfiTjxdvddfiai. 
 WenXvOOTeu), vid. JJepXviaaojJiai. 
 Ylepi}-,, adv. [circum, circa,] around, all round. Boj/jlov irepi]-, vriaavres apcpr'ipr) 
 
 fyXd. Here. F. 243. SYN. KvkXu), Trepiordbov, ttuvtoQev, TcepX, ap<J)X. 
 TlepileoTos, 1), ov, et ov, o et //, adj. [perpolitus,] highly polished. Ylerpi] yap 
 
 Xis ktnt nepifccrTrj ehvld. /u. 79- SYN. Heoros. 
 Ylepit,eu), f. leacj, v. [circumquaque rado,] to shave all round. Xeipiappovs 7rd- 
 
 rd^os fjteydXais irepXeleae bivais. Theocr. 22. 50. SYN. Kdra££W, d-rro^vh). 
 XlepXdbds, ou, r/, subst. [circuitus,] a circuit, a revolution. YlepXdbois iraaais 
 
 ereojv. Nem. 11. 51. SYN. Ylepfbpdfxi], 7rcpX(j)dpd, kvicXos, KVKXwfxd. 
 * UepioiKeuj, f. ijvijj, v. [accola sum,] to dwell near. NeavXtiV tovtovs be TrepXot.- 
 
 KOvaX fieXXTowwXai. Equit. 853. SYN. TeirvXdu). 
 HepXu7rTdfxai, f. xpbjjiai, et nepXopdo), v. [(l) circumspicio ; (2) negligo, contemno,] 
 
 to look round, overlook, despise. 'AXX' ov TrepXo^eTai ji 6 Oeios MeyaKXerjs. 
 
 Nub. 124. See also Vesp. 437. SYN. ITtpipXeTrw, 7ra7rrcuVw, oXXyiopev, *d- 
 
 Tatypoveio. 
 UepXopyws, adv. [iracunde,] passionately. 'Op-yct ■xepXopy&s eTrXdu-fxelv. Agam. 
 
 209. SYN. TIdXiyKdrGJS, TrepXQvfxays. 
 YllpXovaXa, as, rj, subst. [abundantia,] abundance. ' Q£<ov rpvyos, rpdcrXas, epXuv 
 
 irepXovoXas. Nub. 50. SYN. RbnopXa, Krijudrd, 7rXovros, ireplacrevfid. 
 YlepX7ra7TTaiv(v, v. [circumspicio,] to look round. UoXXdxXs etc vri&v weXdyos ice- 
 
 pXTrwKTaivovres. Arat. Phoen. 297* SYN. Ylanraivo}, TrepifiXeitw, TrepXaTTTofxai, 
 
 nepXupdoj. 
 YlepX7rdre(v, f. ?;cw, V. [ambulo,] to walk about. Qpovpovvr eyw re Rat ov' Kq.rd 
 
 irepXirdTOvvTe vvKTwp. Vesp, 237» SYN. TlepwoXeit). PHR. X BouVw TcaXXevkoj 
 
 TroeX, bXd(3dbi£(o. 
 UepXirdrds, ov, 6, et 7repX7rdTr](TXs, subst. [(1) ambulatio ; (2) ambulacrum; (3) 
 
 disputatio ambulatoria,] walking; a walk ; a dispute or argument during a walk. 
 
 Ov 001 ydp earX irepXirdTos KaXXiord TrepX ye tovtov. Ran. 9^3. SYN. BdbXoXs, 
 
 bXdrpXftij. 
 UipXTreXd/jai, v. [supero, circumvolvor,] to surpass, to revolve. "Hir&tyes, ovbe 
 
 bXicr) -rrepXeirXed yrjl v edvrd ; Apoll. 3. 130. SYN. See Ylepiyiyvofiai. 
 TYepXTrefjiTrTos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [circumcirca missus,] sent around. UetOol, nepX- 
 
 Trefx-KTd QvoaKivels ; Agam. 86. 
 YlepXTreTaZui, f. docj, v. [obtendo,] to stretch round. Uavrci & a^X berras irepX- 
 
 w&rr&pat 1 vypiis dxavdos. Theocr. 1. 55. SYN. TLepwXeKoj. 
 YLepXneTaaTos, >), ov, et 6 et r/, adj. [expansus,] extensive. YleptneraoTov kolttX- 
 
 fxavbaXwrov av. Acharn. 1201. 
 HepX7reTd/j.ai, et nepXTrtTdofxat, v. [circumvolo,] to fly round. YlepX-KereoQe tov 
 
 ndKdp\ Aves 1721. See also CE. R. 482. 
 J UepXneTTu), et ■nlpXTte-KTin, f. \pu>, v. [tego, involvo, oljcrusto,] to disguise, to veil 
 
 over. '6t dfidTX TrepX7T€TTovoX rijv fioxdrjpXav. Plut. 159. SYN. YlipcTrXeKio, ne- 
 
 I pXKdXvTTTU). 
 
 Ylipi7reTris, eds, 6 et >;, adj. [(l) in qucm quis incidit, (2) adversarius, opertus,] 
 
 fallen upon, adverse, cruel, covered. Nvy ovv, e7reib>) TrepXireTeis £x €ts ™X as * 
 
 Androm. 974. 
 JJepX7revKy)s, eds, o et //, adj. [peramarus,] very bitter. '0£i/ fttXos 7rtpXTT€VKts' dV 
 
 avTOv b' aipd KZXaiv.tiv. A. 844. SYN. 'E^?7reuk'r/s, irevicehdvtis, Tidi'ii irXtcpfc. 
 WepXitiTTTU), 2 aor. erreaov, et TripXirXrvtu, v. [incido,] to fall upon, to meet with. 
 
 Aovrpo'i&iv dXoxpv nepXTteaMv iruvvaTUTois. Orest. 30' 1. See also Sept. Theb. 
 
 834. SYN. 'EjnzL-KTb), TrpoanurTCi), evTvyydw, TTepXrvyxdvu>* 
 
 1 TlepnrcirTaTai, in the passage quoted, is per syncopen for trepiiwrtTciTcu, net the present from 
 ( VfpnreiTTa/j.ai, as supposed by Dr. Morrell. 
 
696 IIEPI IIEPI 
 
 ITept7rXam^/iat, v. [circumcirca erro,] to wander about. "£lanep rdhi beppd pi 
 
 vdv 7rEpi7r\ava.Tat. Isthm. 6. 69> SYN. See TlEpXviaaojuai. 
 Uep?7r\€KTds t ov, 6 et ij, adj. [perplexus, implicitus,] intricate. TloaoX TTEpinXe- 
 
 ktois, itepl 5' <a)(e bu>fJL vjXEvaif. Theocr. 18. 8. SYN. YloXvir Xokos, nepuXiKTos, 
 
 itoXveXiktos, TrepiirTv^s . 
 YLepLirXeKh), v. [circumplico,] to entwine, to enfold. Tw pa 7r£pi7rXeY0e)s (f>epo- 
 
 p.r\v oXools avEfxoiaXv. £. 313. SyN. YlepnrTvoow, 7reptj3aXXw, aGnaZofiai, irepX- 
 
 <f)V/JU. 
 
 UepXttXeos, Ion. 7T£pt7rXe<ds, Att. 7rept7rXeivs y ov, 6 et i], adj. [plenus, refertus,] 
 full. ILairvo) Kviaai]evrX TzfplirXidv' etpyd £' aXXiov. Apoll. 1. 858. See also 
 Arat. Phoen. 1118. 
 
 IJepXTrXevpos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [qui est in latere,] around the sides. $epov<rar 
 7repi7rXevpa). Eur. Electr. 472. 
 
 * Hepw-Xew, f. evcrio, v, [circumnavigo,] to sail round or about. "Oo-m nipX- 
 irXevaas ttjv Qveiav ev kvkXu). Vesp. 924. 
 
 HepTTrX r)8ris, eds, 6 et >/, adj. [pergrandis, plenus,] very large. OvrX 7r£pinXr)6i)s 
 
 X(r)v togoV aXX dyddrj jue>. 6. 404. SYN. UZptfirjKeTos, ev/neyWijs, 7ra^U£ye- 
 
 Orjs, fj.vpXo7rXr)6))s. 
 UepT7rXiidu), f. ijcfio, v. [(1) impleo, oppleo, (2) plenus sum,] to fill, to be full. 
 
 Avrap fiovKoXXoicX 7repnrXijdovoX irep €fj.7rr}s. Theocr. 25. 13. SYN. 'a^oVX?/^, 
 
 irXrjpou), e/jnrifi7rXr)ijX. 
 U'epfTrXon)), T]s, et 7r£pt7rXe|is, r), subst. [eircumplexus,] perplexity. Tavfl' avff 
 
 cVaora, '/j.rjrEp, ovyX TrlpXirXoKus. Phoen. 504. SYN. Hepnrrv)^, irepiara- 
 
 ais. 
 nij0i7rXo/.u^os, per sync, pro TreptTreXdiiievds, vid.nept7reXd/^«(. 
 ne/jnri'tw, f. ev&ii), v. [circumflo,] to blow round. Avpai TTEpXirvEOvaXv av-de/jd. 
 
 Olymp. 2. 130. SYN. Uvea, emirveto . 
 TlepX7rGXeo),v. [circumeo,] to go round, to roam about. 'AXX' els eksIvov ■nepX- 
 
 "koXovvt EXevaad/uiEv. CE. R. 1254. SYN. 'A/i^iTroXew, tteoXvogteo), 7TEpXxdrEta, 
 
 7TEpiarelyb), TEpX(pEpdpcii, irEpXnXdvddpai, 7rEpXepxojj.cu. 
 HepX7roXXds, >), ov, adj. [permultus,] very great. Au'itt}, /adXd rot jje SXktj TTEpX- 
 
 7roXXov Eepyeis. Apoll. 3. 427. SYN. YlafncoXv. 
 TiEpiTrdXos, ov, 6, subst. [qui circumit, inspector,] one who goes round, an in- 
 spector. Tovr' "lafXEV. b. ovkovv hr t rd tteoXttoXovs Ej^pfjv. Aves 1177* SYN. 
 
 "E<popds, <j>vXat„ (ppovpds, ETTKjTdrrjs. 
 ITepiTrdrao/iat, vid. Ilept7rerdjuai. 
 IIept7rpoxfw, f. evacj, v. [circumfundo,] to pour around. Qvpov em arrideorai 
 
 Tr£pnrpd)(vdeis Ebdf.iao'cxEV. H. 31 6. SYN. YlipX^EU), aju(()X\Eto. 
 TlEpnrritTCTio, f. Xata, v. [decortico,] to peel, to clear. 'AXX' eajjEv avrol vvv yt 
 
 TTEOXeirTlOfXEVOl. Acham. 512. SYN. TLTtfffflO, 7r£pXXETT<l), Cl7rO/\£7r/c?W. 
 
 * rifpt^-di^pos, a, ov, adj. [improbissimus,] most wicked. QvS' 6 Tt£pXTrdvr]pds 
 'Aprs/MOV. Acham. 850. Syn. Ila^7rd^7/pos. 
 
 YlEp'nr-vyixd, dros, to, subst. [operimentum,] a covering. 'iSov TrfptVrvy// avrX- 
 
 •nrjyds evkvkXov. Ion 1390. SYN. JJEpX(3d\os, 
 TlEpi7rTvcrcru), f. |w, v. [circumplico,] to fold round, to inclose. 'AptydTEpovs 
 
 oXorjaX "TTEpiTTTv^ai ylvveaoXv. Apoll. 4. 155. SYN. IlfptTrXEXw, afXTcia^pfjiai, 
 
 7TEpXj3dXX(i). 
 
 YlEpL7rrv)(ij, vs, v, subst. [(1) ambitus, (2) septum,] a winding, an inclosure. 
 
 'Ayaifciv vavXo^ot TrEpntTvytii. Hec. 1001. SYN. TlipXpoXr), dvawTvyii. 
 n£pi7rrvx»)s Zos, o et //, adj. [circumvolutus, circumplicans,] wrapped round, 
 
 investing. Ovret SfctroV dXXd viv rcEpi-Krvx^' Aj. FI. 915. SYN. ri£pt7r£- 
 
 T)]S. 
 
 TlEpXirvaTos, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [fama notus,] celebrated. Mrjbelrjs irEoXirvards Zptos 
 kcu epy' etetvkto. Apoll. 4. 213. SYN. YiipXfto^Tos, izEpXar}pds, s7rX<f)aPTds. 
 
 TlEpippaivio, v. [conspergo,] to sprinkle round. Bw/jovs 7rEpippaiiovTES, wairep 
 %vyyivE~is, Lysistr. 1132. Syn. Aiappalvoj, pulvu), KdrappavTi^w. 
 
FIEPI I1EPI 607 
 
 Yleptppeiw, f. lo, v. [facio supra,] lo surpass in doing. r fl 'KyXXev, itipi /uev 
 
 tcpd-eets, wepX b' aiovXd pe£eis. 0. 214. 
 Ylepippeu), v. [circumfluo,] lo flow round. Atvedfxev, tov b* alfxa neplppee depftdv 
 
 eoi'Tu. i. 388. SYN. 'Afifippeu), Trepippaivdfiai. 
 
 * Hepippyjyvvfii, f. £w, v. [circum lacero, ] to rend all round. Yiepipprjyvvfxevuv 
 <f>apeuv. Sept. Tueb. 318. 
 
 Ueptppilb))s, eds, 6 et r), adj. [circuraslillans,] dropping, streaming. "HpiTre 6' 
 
 a.fj.(pdT£poiai nepippjjbrjs Kepdeiraiy. Apoll. 1. 431. 
 IlepippvTds, 77, dv, et ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [circumfluus,] flowed round. 'Y?Tep re 
 
 TroWo^, /cat 7ripippvras iroXets. Eumen. 77- SYN. See XlepiicXvaros. 
 HepiGalvo), v. [circum motito,] to move about. Ovprjfftv jiaKprjcrX Trepiaoaivov- 
 
 res aveordv. k. 215. SYN. Latvia, irapcnctve.it) , KoXuKevu), dunevcj. 
 Ueploeiu), f. uw, v. [circum agito et moveo,] to shake about. "l7T7rovpts rpi/^d- 
 
 Xetd* TrepiaaeiovTd 6' eOetpat. T. 382. SYN. 'Avdffe/w, Kiyew. 
 neptore/i»/os, ov, 6 et ??, adj. [gravis et magnificus,] grand, magnificent. 
 
 TlpioKTos Xovrpov TrepXyiyvojuevos, ttjs cip^fjs rr)s 7repl<rejuvov. Vesp. 602. SYN. 
 
 MeydXo7rp£7r^s, ae/Jtvos. 
 YlepiG€7rTds, 77, dv, adj. [venerabilis,] revered. Kal rtfials Kal Ovaiais 7re-pta€7r- 
 
 Tai. Eumen. 1040. SYN. EJuaeTrrds, ff€fivds,7repXffe/j.vds. 
 Uepiarj/jos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [insignitus,] remarkable. Tore /iter irepXtrafAOTd- 
 
 tos Kal a.7ri(TTds. Here. F. 1012. SYN. AidffrjfjLos, enter} fids, TtepXitvctTds. 
 Tlepiffdeteuj, v. [supero viribus,] to surpass in power. MY; fie wepioBevewv StjX?/- 
 
 aeraX o^ei ^aXuS. %. 368. SYN. Evadeveto, TrepTtcpdreu). 
 Yleptffdevijs, ids, 6 et r/, adj. [valde potens vel robustus,] very powerful. 'Ev 
 
 7reptadeve~i fidXa^deis. Nem. 3. 26. SYN. 'Yirepiaxvojv. 
 HepiffKeXrjs, eds, 6 et r), adj. [perdurus, asper,] very hard, obdurate. X' w 
 
 beivos dpKos, *% al nepiffKeXels typeves. Aj. Fl. 649- SYN. kvcxepris, aKXrjpds, 
 
 d7rr)i})s, ^dXeTTOs. 
 Tlepiatceirris, eds, et TrepiaKenrds, ov, et ?}, adj. [qui undique circa conspicitur, 
 
 conspicuus,] conspicuous. Ketvcu fikv nvpyotaX nepioKeneeooXv epv/j.vai. Call. 
 
 4.23. See also $.6. SYN. T^Xos. 
 YlepiGKeTTw, v. [contego,] to cover over. Xpvareiov rdXdpoid Trepianene xdXea 
 
 rapaols. Mosch. 2. 6l. SYN. See UeptKaXinrTh). 
 YlepiffKeTTTdfjiai, f. xpdfiat, et 7repi/TK07reu), v. [circumspicio,] to round, to survey. 
 
 Ni/«crd TrepiffKexpaffdaX Xv avrXtcd fidWdv Xbrjai. Arat. 199* See also Eccles. 
 
 485. SYN. TlepTjjXe7riv, irepXdpdu), 7r£/ot07rro/iot. 
 YlepXcdfieu), f. i/aio, v. [circunieo,] to go about. KiwXw irepXadfieiv tcls ndXets 
 
 KaXovfjterds. Aves 1425. SYN. YlepXepydfiai. 
 T\tpXo6(piz6fj.ai, v. [astutia fallo,] to outwit. Oifioi rdXas y\ olov ae Trepiod<pi- 
 
 cftrat. Aves l645. SYN. 'E£d7rdrd<*i. 
 HepHnrepxns, *< )S > ° et h> adj. [supra niorium urgens vel celer,] very quick, sud- 
 den, ildpct (TTevugeiv. b. (5 Trepianepyes irdQds. Aj. Fl. SYN. 'E^aTrXvaios, 
 
 aityvibios. 
 
 * Uepimrevbio, v. [persequor,] to be anxious for. OvS' alyes, Trpivoio Tvepiffirev- 
 bovoaX uKavdais. Arat. 390. SYN. See ILirevbu). 
 
 TlepioirXayxyds, ov, o et r), adj. [animosus,] spirited, magnanimous. "Eoyo^ 
 Zyuv, avros re 7repi(T7rXay^vos Aaep-r)s. Theocr. l6. 56. SYN. MtyaXo- 
 <rrrXayy\>ds, avbpelds, evdvfids, evKupbids, yevvalos. 
 
 Tlepiaaevio, v. [abundo, supersum,] to abound, to be superfluous. Td /ueV 
 TrepiooevovTd twv Xoywv d0cs. Soph. Electr. 1288. SYN. Einropeu), nipXyivd- 
 Hut, TrepXXei-rrd/jiat. 
 
 Tiipiaadpvdds, ov, 6 et >'/, adj. [supervacanea verba habens,] containing super- 
 fluous words. Ilepiffffb'fjivdds d Xdyos evyeveidv. Eur. fr. Alex. 12. 1. 
 
 Hlpiaads, »), d»', adj. [(l)eximius, (2)redundans, supervacaneus, (3) impar,] dis- 
 tinguished, important ; redundant, superfluous ; odd. Y\o~iov o' ifiov mlpuTodv 
 ijKovaas Xdyov ; (E, R. 841. SYN. Eviropds, e-rrXfiearos, -KtptnXrjQ^s, bid\cevos, 
 irepXwaXos, fiaTatos. 
 
 Pros, Lex, 4 T 
 
698 IIEPI I1EPI 
 
 FLepiff(To(f>pu>v^ tivds, adj. [sapientior quam satis est,] too wise, over-wise. *H 
 
 ovk tna& aKpifiCjs, wp Trepicroofpajv, 6ti. P. V. 336. S,YN. TllpXtypwv, dyav crowds, 
 . Trepicradvoos. 
 *Uept(rau>s, adv. [eximie, valde,] abundantly, very. ITcuSas nepioo&s eicbxba- 
 
 atceadai ao^ovs. Med. 297- SYN. Hepiaad. 
 UepitTTabdv, adv. [circumcirea,] round about; Ot be jj.iv us eibovro, nipioTa- 
 
 bov fiyepedovro. A poll. 2. 206. SYN. See Uepi£. 
 JJeptGTeixo*, v. [circumeo,] to go round. Tpls be izepiarei^as, koIXov Xoyoi/ 
 
 a/jL<{)a<pd<jJoa. b. 277 '• SYN. YlepUpxpfxai, TrepXTroXeu) , TrepXeXavvw. 
 YlepiffreWw, f. eX&, v. [(l)exorno, cooperio ; (2)compono decenter; (3)com- 
 
 prehendo,] to adorn, cover ; arrange ; seize. TTws dv /*' dbeXtyijs ye«p Trepiarei- 
 
 XeteP dv. Iph. T. 628. SYN. YlepXKdXvTCTW, trepLrcXeKu) , Trepnrrvaahi, avoTeXXto, 
 
 Kocr^ieh), 7rept(3aXX(o. 
 Ylepi(TTevd^i$u) 7 vel nepiGTavayJLiZu), 7repiarevb), et irepiaTevd^oi, v. [ingemisco,] to 
 
 groan, resound. Tolatv be fieyd biofid TrepiffTovaxiCeTd iroaaXv. \p. 146. See 
 
 also II. 146. 
 Ueptarepd, as, fi, subst. [columba,] a dove, pigeon. Tas Trepiarepas 0' djaoitos 
 
 ZuXXafitov, e'lpfas ex €u Aves 1082. Syn. See IleXem. 
 UepHrrtyrjs, eds, 6 et j/, adj. [circumcingens,] twining round, as a cbaplet. Kic- 
 
 ads ov TrepiOTetyiis. Phoeu. 660. 
 UeptaTepdvou), f. w<rw, et TrepioTefyio, f. \p(o, v. [corona redimo, cingo,] to crown, 
 
 to surround. UepXeoTecpdvuxrev ev dyopq. irpeafievrXaos ; Plut. 7S7« See also 
 
 e. 303. SYN. YleplfiaXXu), TreptOKETra), eTrtcre^w. 
 TlepHTTiapxos, ov, 6, subst. [lustrationum domesticarum praefectus,] one who 
 
 superintends domestic offerings. '6 irepioTXapxos irepXtyepeiv xP } ) 7 ^ v y&Xfjv* 
 
 Eccles. 128. 
 JTepurrXxiZo), idem quod Trefnorotv/cta, v. [circumvallo,] to fence or fasten 
 
 round, neptorty/c'to, ttXovtov e't/xdros kclkov. Agam. 1354. SYN. UepXfiaXXh). 
 UepHTTpecJHo, f. \put, v. [circumverto,] to whirl about. Tov pd Trepiarpexpas fjxe 
 
 arXjjdprjs and j(eipos. 0. 189» SYN. Uepfrpeird), irepXovph), 7repXbiveio, biaarrpe^b), 
 
 TrdpatTrpetyoj, 7r epi(TTpd(f>E(t). 
 * UeplffrvXds, ov, 6 et /;, adj. [columnis cinctus,] surrounded by pillars. Opov- 
 
 pdv eratjdv ev 7reptarvXois bo/xots. Androm. 1088. 
 Ylepia^i^o), f. ffxXav, v. [discindo, proscindo,] to cut asunder. Tfjs Kev virty 
 
 fldpeati TrepiayiZovTaX deXXat. Apoll. 2. 3o2. SYN. ^Avaayi^ia, TrepXre/jivta. 
 IlepXr€ixl£<0 f v. [circumdo muro,] to wall round. YlepXretxi&tv peyaXois irXlv- 
 
 Oois. Aves 553. 
 HepireXeu), f. Xeato, Att. Xw, v. [perficio,] to finish, effect. Mrjv&v (jidivovrwv, 
 
 irepX b' Yifidrd /jiaKpd reXeffdrj. k. 470. SYN. 'EirXreXeo), reXew, 7repaiv(o, eKTtXeu, 
 
 rbXvirevio, dvvu). 
 UepXreXXio, f. eX&, v. [circumvolvendo perficio orbem,] to go round, revolve. *H 
 
 TrepiTeXXojJievais (Spats ndXtv. (E.R. 156. SYN. UepXepxofiat,7rXr)pddiJiai t TeXeio- 
 
 fjtai, irepX7reXofjiat. 
 HepXrefAvw, et Ion. TrepXTajivu), f. Tefiuj, v. [circumcido, amputo,] to cutoff. 
 
 Bods TrepirafAvdfievovs, fib' o'iwv irued naXd ; o>. 112. 
 HepXr€v'x°l JLai > v « [fi°>] to become, to be. Ot re Kvves, 6, re ravpds, (o bt) wept 
 
 davfxd rervKrai). Horn. Merc. 192. 
 UepXrXdrifxi, f. Orj<r<i>, v, [circumpono, circumdo,] to place about, to put on. Et- 
 
 /j.drd eaadpevos, nepX be iXQos d£v der o')f.iu). (5. 3. SYN. fltpi/SaXXw, a/i^t/3a\\w, 
 
 Trept(TTe(pOi), 7repXiaTr)/j.X, eirXTXQyfxX. 
 MeptriXXti), f. t\w, v. [convello, evello,] to pluck out. Tas fiXetydpXbas aov 7rtpi- 
 
 tXXG). Equit. 373. Syn. T/\Xw, cktiXXo), \paXXto. 
 UepXTifv'iets, eaad, ev, adj. [valde honoratus,] highly honored. 'AvbpdcXv, wis 
 
 be Kev TrepXTifxfieaad yevolfxrjv. Horn. Apoll. 65. SYN. See Tt/iyeis. 
 HepXTXralvG), v. [circumextendo,] to stretch round. AvrdKdaiyvijTos, irepl fitaou | 
 
 X*ipE rXrrjvas. N. 534. SYN. bddrdvb), Karoreaw, 7repi7reTavvvfiX. 
 
IIEPI nEPI 699 
 
 XliptrXw,* v. [valde honoro et colo,] to honor highly. T£ vf> lloX aXXijcrov wipl- 
 
 TiETaf ovbl ne Xwfirjv. Apoll. 3. 74. SYN. Tt/udw, yepatpa), xncepriiido). 
 UiplTo^evoj, v. [sagittis undique configo,] to shoot on all sides. Ylepuro^evaev 
 
 o' dv avTOv rov 7carpbs tovs tyyyh'eis. Acharn. 712. 
 HepLTpeiru), f. \pb), et TrepXTpuireu) , v. [circumago,] to turn round, revolve. 'AW 
 
 ore bf} p' evXavros etjv, irzpX & erpaTrdv tbpai. k. 469* See also B. 2£5. Syn. 
 
 Ueptarpetyu), 7reptayio, ZiriGrpetyofxai, viroKanTrru). 
 YlepTrpefu), v. [circumappingo,] to fasten around, to accumulate. Tvy/n?, kcu 
 
 oaKEeGol 7reptTpe<p£TO icpvaraXXos. £. 477* §YN. YLepLTriiyvv/uX, Ttayirow. 
 Yleptrpex^, f. dpefa, 2 aor. ebpapov, et ntpXTpoxdw, v. [circumcurro,] to run 
 
 round. ZrjTelu e'i-ov koXXos tXs avi)p eoeXijXvOe, Kal trepldpe^ai. Thesm. 657- 
 
 See also Call. 4. 28. SYN. Yleptdeu), 7r£ ( ot7ro\£to, 7TEpXepxbfJ.ai, TtepXtXavvh). 
 HtptTpEta, f. egu), et 7rEpiTp6fieu) y v. [circumtrepido,] to be alarmed around. 
 
 Wabti etteoev, Xaol bs TtEpirpEadv aypoiwrai. A. 675. See also a. JJ. SYN. 
 
 TIepXheibb), biarpEU), V7rorpd/JiEio. 
 TlEpXrpXfirjs , eos, 6 et f), adj. [obtritus,] worn. AixttoXeos kuvXtjoX, irtpiTpXpEas Si 
 
 te xelpas. Apoll. 1. 1175. SYN. Y.WTpXpYis. 
 HepTTptfi/Aa, aTos, to, subst. [homo ad rem aliquam tritus,] a hack. Evp^o-te- 
 
 Trtjs, irlpXTptfifJia. bXntiv. Nub. 447. SYN. 'ATrorpnrros. 
 WlpiTpofjiEU), vid. UipY-pEw. 
 YlEpXrpoTrabriv, adv. [celeriter,] quickly. "Hbqfr a<77rerd LiffXd 7T£piTp6ndbr)v erd- 
 
 LtovTd. Apoll. 2. 143. 
 YlEpLTpbiTEb), vid. HipTrpETrar. 
 UEpCrpdxa.it), vid. YlEpXrpEx^. 
 TlEpXrpd-xps, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [rotund us,] round. Acvkov o-fjLi etetvktQ 7rEpiTpd\(js, 
 
 fjttTE /jLrjvrj. ^F.455. Syn. KvicXdeis, kvkXXos, KVKXorEprjs, TTEpXtyZpris , aTpoyyvXos^ 
 TUspXTpuiyu), 2 aor. Erpdydv, v. [rodo,] to gnaw, to eat. Avros o' 6 KXtwr Kexpd- 
 
 fybdfias poios rjfjtds ov Treptrpwyet. Vesp. 594. SYN. Ti.EpXE.b10, ndrlbdixai, 
 
 KareadXto. 
 IlEpXvfipt£<t), f. Xabi, v. [injuria vel contumelia adficio,] to treat with injury. 
 
 Tavrrjv euhtcll tx\v tj)8dpov roiavrd irEpXvfipiZeiv. Thesm. 535. Syn. ^Yfipl£(o, 
 
 Kddvj3pi£<i), Efv(3pl^(o % atKi^dfiat. 
 TlEpXQaivdfiai, v. [undique conspicuus sum,] to appear or to be seen all around. 
 
 'Ej> 7TEpX<paivdiJiEva>, botovs 0' dp' virijXvdE Qa.jj.vovs. e. 476. SYN. 'EfC0ai'vo/iat, 
 
 KaTd(f>aiv6fj.ai. 
 TlEpXtydvris, ids, 6 et ?/, et irtpXyavTos, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [conspicuus,] conspicu- 
 ous, illustrious. Ae/£w ce ical cot rrivbl irEpXtydvrj vbabv. Aj. Fl. 66". See also 
 
 Aj. Fl. 288. SYN. YlEpXarjiids, bXdtydvijs, eKbrjXos, ETrXvqiios , tydvipos. 
 flipX^dvQs, adv. [clare, perspicue,] clearly, conspicuousily. "OrX icdrdXi/ei vrEpX- 
 
 <pdvws, els &v Lidvos. Plut. 948. SYN. Kdrd^dvws, efi<pdvws, (puvepws. 
 riljoJf^as, avros, 6, P. N. [Periphas.] "H toX 6 llev HEpXfavrd nEXwpXdv avrod* 
 
 ECLOE. E. 847. 
 
 WipXtyeiboiiai, f. aoiiai, v. [parco,] to spare. Otr; 6' e*c iraoeuv yipdpov -TTEpXQet- 
 
 adrd warpus. Apoll. 1. 620. Syn. See ^Eibofxai. 
 "HipXipEpfjs, eos> 6 et >>, adj. [orbicularis, rotundus,] circular, round. Bckrpw 
 
 5' Ipeibov TrEptytprj arXfiov ^fltfvos. Ion 743. Syn. See TllpXTpd^bs. 
 [JipXcpEptD, f. oiaoj, v. [circumfero,] to carry about. See inJ^EpiaTXapx^s. Syn. 
 
 TlipXayu}, dvd^epw, otvew. 
 HEpXfpevyu), v. [effugio, devito,] to escape, avoid. "Epyois. '£7rec \paLtfjids dptdfjidv 
 
 tTEpXTTEtyevyiv. Olymp. 2. 178. SYN. 'E^evyio, d-n-d^evyio, KaTa^evyot. 
 ^EpX(f>i]Tr)s y ov, 6, P. N. [Periphetes.] Tevtcpos be Upodduvd t EvrjpdTo Kal YlipX 
 
 Qrirrjv. 5. 515. 
 1epX(j)XXeu), f. i}ad), v. [valde diligo,] to love exceedingly. "Ov trtpX KijpX <pxXel 
 
 Zevs t aiyX6\os kuX 'A-rroXXiov. o. 245. SYN. 'Y7rep(f)XXho, 0i\tw. 
 X\EpX<pXvh), et 7TEpX(pXev(o, v. [amburo,] to burn, to scorch. Kai KaTd<f>pvy€i /3aX- 
 
 Xuv iifids, tovs bk gQvras TTEpXcpXvei. Nub. 396. SYN. HipiKaiw. 
 1 See the note on the word tXco. 
 
700 HEPI IIEPN 
 
 tteptydflds, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [pertrepidus,] much terrified. Uiptydfio* p ex €t 
 
 rap(5bs eTT}Tvfih)s. JEsch. Suppl. 744. SYN. %vt(jidpds, spirals, TztpiQa^ris, 
 
 heiXaibs, TrepXheris. 
 XlipXtyonos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [qui circumvagatur, vulgivagus,] roving. AtitpQi'iarj, 
 
 7T£pX<poiTe MePetcpaTES, etna Yidvrip.ov. Call. 47. 1. SYN. 'AX^ttjs. 
 * HepXtydpa, as, >/, subst. [ambitus, circuitus,] a circumference, rotation. Kat 
 
 ras 7repX(j)dpa.s, elr dvio Kexyvdros. Nub. 172. SYN. JLvkXos, KvicXufid. 
 HepXQoprjros^ ov, 6 et i), adj. [mobilis,] moveable. '6 7T£pX(f>bpr)Tbs 'Apri^wv, 
 
 Anacr. 62. 2. 
 Tlepfypabeios, adv. [scite,] skilfully, "^l-nrrjaav be irtpitypahem, epvaavrd re irai'Ta. 
 
 £. 431. SYN. 'E,U7re/pws, ep.7reipXa tXvX, £7r'tardfjL£i'o)^. 
 Uepftppabiis, eos, 6 et n, adj, [sciens, peritus,] skilful, cunning. Uepitypabrjs 
 
 avrjp. Antig. 348. SYN."E//7re«pds, bdi]f.ib)v, typabfuop. 
 Uepfypazofiai, v. [(1) circumloquor ; (2) perpendo,] to use circumlocution; to 
 
 deliberate. 'AW dyed 9 fj^els oibe Trepitypaei&p.EQu. navres. a. 76. SYN. TlipX- 
 
 Xeyw, TtepiffKeTTTOfAai, TtEpfypoPEit). 
 IiepX(pp6viu), f. r\aw, v. [(1) contemplor, perpendo ; (2) contemno,] to contem- 
 plate ; to despise. Ae7rn)i', kcltcl (Aitcpop 7repX(f>p6vei rd Trpayfidrd. Nub. 741. 
 
 SYN. Kdrd~(f>pbp£(i), vKcptypovZit), irepXdpdu), v7T£pd7rro/.ta«, bXaaKexTbjJiai, ■nZpiaK&ir- 
 
 rbfiai, TrEpi<ppa£o}X(xi. 
 llEpfypwv, bpbs, 6 etfj, adj. [(l)prudentissimus; (2) superbus, arrogans,] most 
 
 sensible ; proud, arrogant. TitpXibpovd t)' eXolkes' wantp ovp. Agam. 1400. 
 
 SYN. TlEpiaaofypuv, v7rep(pp(oy,E')(£^>pit)v, adxppiop, ovvetos, vnEptydvos, vTrepflXbs. 
 TlEpXtyvariTos, ov, 6 et r), adj. [graviter anhelans,] violently panting'. Kal 
 
 KpXrvXXav 7T£pt0u<r//rw. Lysistr. 323. 
 YllpXtyvTevw, f. ait), v. [circumplanto,] to plant around. 'HS' exX cfifx iyZev irEpX 
 
 he ttteXecis E(pvT€vady. Z. 419- SYN. Qvrevh), Kdraa7reip(o. 
 XlEpX(j>vcj f f. vaio, v. [(l)circumadhaereo; (2) amplector,] to cling round, to 
 
 embrace. Ylavrd Kvaev tteoX^vs, ws en Bdvdroib (pvyovrd. tt. 21. SYN. TllpX- 
 
 7rXefcojua(, TCEpnrTvaab). 
 TiipXxdprjs, ids, 6 et f], adj. [supra modum laetus,] exceedingly delighted. 
 
 "Hscovae r avXov, 7T£pXxdp}]S tu> TrpayixdrX. Vesp. 1477* SYN. YiipXyridris , e7ri- 
 
 X a P^> repTcvus. 
 JjEpXxevo), f. x e v ffU) , 1 aor. e^evd, v. [circumfundo,] to pour round. Trjv toi 
 
 Eyu) pe£w, XP vff ° p Kepdviv 7r£pXx eva5 ' K. 294. SYN. 'A^t^ew. 
 TlEpXxbpsvu), f. au), v. [circumcurso,] to dance round. TlEpXxbpevovad, rep-^Xy. 
 
 Phoen. 325. 
 TlipX'xpeUKTds, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [abominandus,] abominable. TlEpXxpefxTrrd (3pva- 
 
 £eis. iEsch. Suppl. 885. SYN. 'AiroTTTvaTos. 
 Tl£pi\pdu), f. ri<ro), v. [abstergo,] to wipe about, from, or away. 'Ibov, bixov 
 
 nepKov Xdyw, rw *<pdaXfiXbX(o Trept^trjv. Equit. 905. SYN. 'Araxpdu). 
 liZpXwbvpbs, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [qui vehementer dolet,] excessively grieving. $ev, 
 
 tXs dv eV rdx^t, fit] 7C£piiobvvos. Agam. 1423. 
 WepXuttyi, rjs, >/, subst. [specula, locus editus,] a look-out, an eminence. Kerp- 
 
 7rdXXfi(i)S 7rdpd vrjos dvifiov els ir£pX(07rt]V. k. 146. SYN.^A>cpa»p€m, aKozXd. 
 Hepi&otos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [eximius, vehemens,] remarkable, vehement. Oi/rc 
 
 rX davpaeletv n£pXu)aXov, ovt dydaaOai. it. 203. SYN. Wlpwabs. 
 JJepKa^io, Dor. irepKciabw, v. [nigresco,] to grow black. YlepiKaahm> t XZpov 
 
 X&pov dvEGTpE^ETb. Call. 5. 7 '6 . Syn. M.£Xaivbfxai. 
 HepKT), rjs, >/» subst. [pertica,] a perch. ,N H nepKas, dad t dXXd Qepct fivdds 
 
 aanl-vs aXjurjs. Call. fr. 37- 2. 
 UepKvos, rj, ov, adj. [nigris maculis distinctus,] having black spots. Moptpvbv, 
 
 6rjpr)Trjp > , op kciI irepwop KakEOvaXv. ft. 31 6. 
 HepKwaios, ov, 6, adj. [Percosius,] of Percote, a city in the Troad. Uihvrrjv 5' 
 
 'dbvaevs YlepKojaXop e^ipdpi^EP . Z. 30. 
 Ylipvyfju, et Ion. imp. Treppaaicdp,v. [transporto ad vendendum, vendo,] to carry 
 
 for sale, to sell. Flepyavrd a" elbbp' et fr eyu) xjsevbrj Xtyw. Cycl. 271. SyN. 
 
riEPO riE2fi 701 
 
 YHirpaaKio , a.Trefi7rdXcno, 7ra>X£w. 
 llepdvaw, f. ritrio, v. [fibula transfigo et ligo,] to fasten with a clasp. A/7r\tka 
 
 7rop(f)vpeT}p TrepovrisaTo, tt)v oX oiraaat. Apoll. 1. 722. SYN. 'EjJLTrepdpaoj, nop- 
 
 7ra«?a>, bid-irepdu), blarpsu). 
 JJepoprj, rjs, et TripopXs, Xbos, >/, subst. [fibula,] a clasp, a buckle. Kpvadberois 
 
 nlpovats Enloaixuv. Phoen. 818. See also Trach. 92/. SYN. Uop-trr), everrj. 
 
 EpiTH. Xpvcea, yjpvui^XdTos, Qaeivri. 
 Tlepopij/na, Dor. -nepopafxd, tiros, to, subst. [vestis quae fibula adfigitur,] a 
 
 dress fastened with a clasp. AeTrrd kcu ws yjdpXep-d' Oeojp TrepovafjLaTa 1 <pa- 
 
 crels. Theocr. 15. 79- 
 TlepdvrjTpis, Xbos, >/, subst. [vestis muliebris ad pectus fibula adnexa,] a female 
 
 vest, fastened on the shoulders by a clasp. 'AXX' XdX, T&nneyopop Kal rap 
 
 nipdvcLTplba Xdabev. Theocr. 15.21. 
 HepaenToXXs, ews, 6 et >/, adj. [urbes vas^ans,] city-destroying. Ue7repaKep /jep o 
 
 Trepae-TCToXis. Pers. 65. 
 Uepaevs, eus, 6, P. N. [Perseus,] the son of Jupiter and Danae. Xa7p', <3 Aios 
 
 nal, Uepffiws r' d<f a'tfidros. Alcest. 525. EPITH. 'AprXdeos, [(rodeos, evpv- 
 
 /uebwp, d)KV7rt.bi\6s, AdptiXbrjs, KopvOaioXos, Xai/idTOfJids, (i. e. XaifxoTOfios,) \pv- 
 
 aaopos. 
 *Tlepaeios, et Uepafjios, a, op, adj. [Perseius,] of Perseus. Ylepaeiiop o"ikwp 
 
 'EXevav eir uktcls. Helen. 1463. See also Theocr. 24. 71. 
 *Uepa£Xs, Xbos, r), adj. [Perseis,] descended from Perseus. Nvpiyas rds YlepaiX- 
 
 Sos, Kal. Here. F. 797. 
 Tlepaetpaaad, et YlepaecpaTrd, t]s, Tlepaecpbpetti, as, Tlepoltyovq et Qepoetyopri, V s * h* 
 
 P. N. [Proserpina,] Proserpine, tlepoetyaaoti Kal <j>XXa. Phcen. 695. See 
 
 also Thesm. 294- Eur. Suppl. 282. Hec. 135. and Pytli. 12. 2. Epith. 
 
 'Ayavd, ayvri, epaTt], eiraivfi, yQovXa, KoXXXnais, TrspXicaXXi)s, vvarXitoXos, elrobXa, 
 
 fAeXa/LmeirXos, XevKnnros, apprjros, Kopti, KpoKOTrenXos, XevKwXepos. 
 TleparjXabrjs, ov, 6, patronym. [Persides,] the son of Perseus. JLlpvadevs, Zdtve- 
 
 Xoto 7rdVs UeprjrjXabao. T. 123. 
 Xlepoifids, vid. Ylepaews. 
 Yleparfis, Xbos, r/, P. N. [Perseis,] one of the Naiads. Ueperriis r, 'lapetpd r, 
 
 'Akclotti re, EavQr} re. Hes. Theog. 356. 
 Ueparjs, ov, 6, et (2) YlepaXs^ Xbos, rj, P. N. [Persa,] a Persian, Persian. Td5e 
 
 pep Hepv&p ru>y olxofxepwp. Pers. 1. See also Pers. 59. EPITH. (l)Mcyd- 
 _\av%ds, bvanoXefios, dyepio^bs, tyopXos, i7nrdfJ.d)(os, To£o<popds, (2) anpo7repdrjs, 
 
 (3a6v$u)vos, aKpoyoos. 
 UepaXicos, r), op, adj. [Persicus,] Persian. 'H fiep 7r£7rXoiert TlepoXkoh* 7](TKT]fjih'rj. 
 
 Pers. 187. 
 XiepaopoixiopLai, v. [sub Persarum imperio vivo,] to live under the laws of the 
 
 Persians. Ovk etX YlepaopopiovpTai. Pers. 591. 
 Xlepaopopos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [habitus Persis ab iis qui eorum legibus parent,] 
 
 paid by those who are subject to the Persian laws. Kal Hepoopdfxov ri/uijs 
 
 fxeydXrjs. Pers. 9l6. 
 tlipvvX, et nepvaXp, adv. [anno superiori ; antehac,] last year, before. Tols 
 
 ij7rXaXois etrX^etpTitrai nepvaip, Kal to\s irvpeTo'iaXp. Vesp. 1036. 
 UepvaXpos, ?), op, adj. [qui superioris auui est,] of last year. To nipvcXpbp 
 
 TtdprjK' Ifxoi. Ran. 986. 
 UZarjpu, drds, et irlobs, 16%, to, subst. [(l) casus ; (2) cadaver,] a fall, an attack ; 
 
 a corpse. 7 il ^t\d TriarifxaT dOXV adXXov naTpds. Phcen. 1715. See also 
 
 Phcen. 13l6. SYN.nrw/id, TrroiaXs, PEKpds. 
 
 1 This passage has exercised the ingenuity of the critics, who all agree in rejecting the read- 
 ing irepovd/j.aTa. Reiske proposes 6euv nep vdfiara ; Valckenaer reads Oedwv vd/xara ; Iluhnken 
 suggests Qswv ye irovdfxara, and Wassenberg QtS> ye irovafiara. See Harles. in 1. c. 
 
 2 Tleptrls with or without yaia, yrj, ala, denotes the country of Persia. Uepais is also the name 
 of an effeminate cloak, Vesp. 1132. 
 
 3 UepaXKal, at, et UepatKa, wv, rh, are terms used by Aristophanes, Nub. 151. and Lysistf. 
 229. to denote a species of high «hoe or boot. 
 
702 TIE12 riEYK 
 
 Ueatxds, ov, 6, stibst. [calculus lusorius, talus,] the mark of man at draughts. 
 
 "Ek fjiev 76b' fifJ.1v, tixjirtp kv iceaaols, blbutt. Eur. Suppl. 419. SYN. Kv(36s, 
 
 \l/fj<l>6s. 
 Tleaaovd/jieb), v. [talos dispono,] to manage the marks, to arrange, dispose. 
 
 Keu oraaXapyos, Tabs iretradvofitiv. Msch. Suppl. 13. 
 neffffw, et TrerTU), vid. Uenra). 
 Uird^oj, f. daw, v. [expando,] to spread, unfold. Kai Stct lviov~ 7jX8ei>, 8 V 
 
 eclero \e7pe ireraoaras. S. 495. SYN. TIcLpareivu), a^e^w, aVXo&j, dvdxrvaao). 
 TIetoXop, et poet. ttet^Xuv, ov, to, subst. [folium,] a leaf. "Oc?J ek aKporarw, 
 
 iriraXois virbireiTT^TEs. B. 312. See also Mosch. 2. 67 • SyN. 0i5XXoV, 
 
 <pv\\<vfxa, aKpepwv, Xe7tXs. EpiTH. Zadlov, ttvkXvov, pobeov, KpoKeoi', XP^^bv, 
 
 dirdXdv, yXospdu, yXavKbv, eldptvov, bpoaeoov, 
 Ti.ETafjiai t vid. Ilerd/uai. 
 IlETafffia, aTosy to, subst. [velum, integumentum,] a covering, curtain, carpet. 
 
 Yltbov keXcvOov OTptovvvvai TTETatTfidcriv ; Again. 882. SYN. KaTdTTETacrfjid, 
 
 arp&fid, KaXvfifia. 
 TYeteeivos, TTETELvoSy et TTETEr}vds, ov, adj. [volucris,] winged. 'Ayporat e^eiXovro, 
 
 irapbs TtETEeiva yiveadai. m. 218. See also Pax 129. and 0. 247* SyN. 
 
 Hrepoets, 7rrepvywros, tttyivos, wTEpwros. 
 IlerevpoV, ov, ro, subst. [trabs,] a beam or pole. letcra/XEVos irTEpd fiarpos in 
 
 aldaXoevTt 7T£revpti). Theocr. 13. 13. SYN. IdvXbXov, bonds. 
 *Il£r£wi', vivos, ?/, P. N. [Peteon,] a village in Boeotia. Ot r °EXeu>v ^x nv > r ^ 
 
 "XXrjv, Kai YLetewvcl. B. % 500. 
 Uetems, w, 6, P. N. [Peteos,] Peteon. T fl vie' Hetewo 1 blorptytos PdaXXrjos. A. 
 
 338. 
 Heto/icii, TrETafxai, et 7TErddfxat, v* [volo,] to fly, to proceed rapidly. Maamlev 
 
 b'.eXaav, tio b' ovk oekovte 7rere<r0i?v. E. 366. See also Aves 574. and Pax 7o» 
 
 SYN. QtspofJiai, bpfxdwy rpt^w. 
 IliErpa, as, fj, et icETpos, ov, 6, subst. [petra, lapis, saxum,] a rock, a stone. Mt- 
 
 Xaii'd vrerpa yfjs virepTeXXova avid. Hec. 996"' SYN. Adds, XW"» XXOos. EPITH. 
 
 ^vrjpe^rjs, fjXXfiaTos, /UEydXt), dvaibrjs, alireld, Xtaarj, yXdipvpd, Karaorv^eXos, 
 
 Xt0a£, xpo/3\r)s, v^Xi), ^Epdei&rjs, fidpfidpos, KotXr), aiyXXiifj, dvaibris, TcZpXuiiKris, 
 
 fivXoelbris, dreiprjs, drspafxyds, dXticXvaros, deXXrjeaad, dXXye'niov, OKpvoeoad, 
 
 fidQeld, v\prjXoKpr}fivds. 
 IlerpaTos, ireToXvos, rj, or, 7rerp>/eis, eff<rd, ev, nETpfiprjs, eos, •KETpojbris, *£os, et 
 
 irerpripE^r/s, eos, adj. [saxosus,] rocky. "Odev TTETpalov aXjud buTKevdfjffETai. 
 
 Ion 126"7. See also Philoct. l6l. B. 496. Philoct. 1294. Antig. 970. and 
 
 P. V. 308. SYN. AXOXvos. 
 HerpoppXcprjs, eos, et fi, adj. [de rupe praecipitatus,] thrown from a rock. AeX- 
 
 <t>G>y b' dvaKTes wpXaav irErpoppXtyrj. Ion 1222. 
 IlgYods, vid. ricrpa. 
 rierpdw, f. wee*, v. [in lapidem verto, lapido,] to convert into stone, to stone. 
 
 ZtjtovoXv avTrjy, uts Odvrj irETpovfXEvr). Ion 1112. SYN. KdmTrerpow, Kdrd- 
 
 Xevw. 
 Ilerpw/id, dros, to, subst. [lapidum jactus,] the act of stoning. Et xpr) Qdveiv 
 
 Xevci/jo) 7T£rptt»judrt. Orest. 50. 
 Tlevddjjiai, vid. Ylvyddvofiai. 
 Ilev0w, oos, r], subst. [rumor,] report, information. Ilet/0w tXv rjfilv, <3 QXXai, 
 
 veav <j>Epei. Sept. Theb. 366. SYN. 'AyytXta, 0///w»;, irvo-Xs, Xoyos, dpvX- 
 
 \rj/j.d. 
 UevKdXXfids, i\, dy, adj. i. q. tcvkvqs, cf. Buttman. Lexic. p. 181. [prudens, peri- 
 
 tus,] prudent, intelligent. 'Ep/ue/as 6s ev\ (f>pEaX urevKdXXfxrjaX KEKaaro. Y. 35. 
 
 SYN. ^vvetos, irvKXvos, mxpds, typdvXfxos. 
 HevKsbdyos, r), ov, adj. [amarus, pungens,] bitter, stinging. 'He iroBi 
 
 irrdXtfLOid /JtZya arofid irevKEbdvolo. K. 8. SYN. Ylfnpds, oXe0pios, e^eTrei/o/f. 
 
 1 On the formation of tke genitive rierewo, see Damm, in P.R. 
 
riEYK I1HKT 703 
 
 Ilevo;, r)s, ht subst. [picea, taeda,] the pitch or pine tree, a torch. Tw&eitrd. 
 
 TrevKrj, firjb' fyer/iwoxti X*P" S ' Med. 4. SYN. IlirDs, \afX7ras, bats, EPITH. 
 
 Ovpeia, afJi<pXTrvp6sy alBdXoeaad, Trim', vxptjXri. 
 XlevKrjeis, Dor. -jrevuaeis, eaod, ev, et 7revicXv6s, rj, ov, adj. [pineus,] made of 
 
 pine, blazing. ,V H nevKaev ondtids. Androm. 855. See also Trach. 1200. 
 Fle^vw, v. [occido,] to kill. Ttjvm ev a/jKj)Xpvrri 7re<f>vev, KaX afxriaaru yatdv. 
 
 Apoll. 1. 1305. SYN. Qovevw, dvatpeio, KretVw, diroKTeivtt), KaraKTeho}. 
 Tle^vKo), vid. Ou/it. 
 n>7, et (2) IL), partic. [(l) qua ratione? qua? quo? (2) aliquo, aliquo modo,] 
 
 (l) how? where? (2) somewhere, somehow. ILj Qevyeis, fierd vwtcl fiaXhy, 
 
 KCLKOS U)S, f, V OfJilXp. 0. 94. 
 
 Hrjyalos, a, ov, adj. [fontanus,] of a fountain, of spring water, 'Obonropu) bi- 
 
 ■^CjvtX iniyaiov peas. Agam. 874. SYN. Kprjvdlos. 
 Tlrjydvov, ov, to, subst. [rutum,] rue. Ovb' ev aeXivu ttov 'gtXv, ovb' ev Trr\ydvtd, 
 
 Vesp.478. 
 Ylrjyds, dbos, r}, subst. [glacies,] ice. Tovtov AXevaadai, Kat 7rr]ydbds, air eir? 
 
 yaldv. Hes. Op. 503. SYN. Ildx^. 
 Y\r)ydaX6s, a, ov, adj. [Pegasius,] of Pegasus, 'ft YlriydaXov pot, <j>i]fft, yevvaiov 
 
 •KTEpdv. Pax 76. 
 Wjydads, ov, 6, P. N. [Pegasus,] the winged horse, which sprang from the 
 
 blood of Medusa. 'AW dye, IL/ydtrf, \wpei x a 'l° w,/ - P ax 153 « EPITH. 
 
 TdvvirTepos. Phr. Uttjvos irtiXos. See also Pax 154 — ltjl. 
 rirjyeaXfjiaXXds, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [denso vellere praeditus,] thick-fleeced. 'Apveiip 
 
 fiXveyioye ei<7K<o 7rtjyeffXfjia.XXu).T. 197* SYN. Adoi/^aXXdj, (jddvfiaXXos, bdavdpt£. 
 TIrjyij, rjs, ?/, subst. [fons,] a fountain, a stream. XIovtov oe irrjyals ayvXaat 
 
 fiovXi'indfiai. Iph. T. 1040. SYN. JLpi]vrj, iriba%, pd)), peos, vdfxd, bpoads. 
 
 EPITH. $>iXr), bpooepd, TroTdfjXa, devvaos, yXvxepd, KaXXippoos, \pvxpa, irepXicaX- 
 
 X))s, cifjjjpdffXa, <pvai£ods, dta'ipdrds. 
 Tli'iywfiX, f. 7rr]^(x), 2 aor. e-Kuydv, v. [compingo, figo, pango, cogo,] to fasten 
 
 together, to fix, to curdle. Fixpwjiev, i) ok6Xo^X irrjfafiev befxds ; Iph. T. 1431. 
 
 SYN. AXdiri'iyvv/jiX, KdTdirriyvvp.X. 
 Ilriyos, rj, ov, adj. [(1) bene compactus, (2) intumescens, vel niger. Vid. Steph. 
 
 Thes. torn. iii. 264=f. 7526, and Eustath. 11. I. 124.] compact; swelling, 
 
 or black. 'Pcuerj; evretyofxevriv dvefio), Kal KV/idrX irrjyui. ^Y. 234. SYN. Einrd-, 
 
 yy)s, arepeds, fieXds, 7roXXus. 
 YlijyvXXs, Xbos, >/, adj. [glacialis,] icy, frosty. HrjyvXXs oKpXdevTos dvatrveiovod 
 
 fjtvxolo. Apoll. 2. 737. SYN. Udyerufbris, \pvxpa. 
 UrjbdXldv, ov, to, subst. [gnbernaculum,] a helm, rudder. Upos b' dpd 7rrjbdXXov 
 
 nou'iodrd, o0/>' Wvvoi. e. 255. SYN. O'iaj;. EPITH. AXkuiov, ev^oov, evvaiov, 
 
 dypvirvdv. 
 Tlilbdobs, ov, 6, et (2)//, P.N. [Pedasus,] (l)a. the son of Bucolion ; (3. a 
 
 horse of Achilles ; (2) a city in the Troad. B?7 be ueT'/VLarj-rrov, Kal Wi\bdo6v, 
 
 ovs irore vvpfri. Z. 21. EPITH. /3. 'Aftv/uuv, lirxos, (2) aiireivri, alirrieaad, 
 
 afXTreXoeaad. 
 X\i)bdb), f. r'i<T(o, v. [salio,] to leap. Td TpmKov Try'ibrj/ud 7rr)bijaas nobo'iv. 
 
 Androm. 1128. SYN. v AXXo/uat, o-Kiprdo, opx^ofxai. 
 Wibrjfjid, drds, ro, et iri)brirjXs, >/, subst. [saltus, saltatio,] a leap, a dancing. 
 
 See in Tlqbdoj. SYN."AX/ud, aKiprrjud. 
 flribdv, ov, to, subst. [remus,] a paddle, an oar. 'Ectdpevos nrjboiaXv tpiaaere' 
 
 tol be fideias. Apoll. 4. 200. SYN. Kwtt?/, eperuds, 7rXdri7. 
 JlqKTt), >7$, >/, subst. [(l) caseus, (2) rete,] cheese ; a net. AevKbripa waKTas vrtf- 
 
 Tlbijv, d7rdXwre/jd apvos. Theocr. 11. 20. SYN. Tvpa, biKTvdv. 
 {ItiktIs, Xbos, ?/, subst. [fistula,] a pipe. Tr)v ypavv epWTys, >) '<j>epev Tas irriKrl- 
 
 bds. Thesm. 1218. SYN. 2vpiy£. EPITH. KaXr), iibveniis, WfxtpdKdfxds, XJf- 
 
 ye'id, €7TTdTov8s. 
 
 {ItjktHs, ij t &v, adj. [(l) compactus, (2) concretus, (3) fixus,] well fastened ; 
 
704 IIHAA I1HNI 
 
 curdled ; fixed. YlvpyoioX tty]ktCjp kXijaclkuv Trpbaafufiaoeis. Phoen. 4>99. SyN. 
 
 TLvTrrjKTds, eviray f)s. 
 TlrjXaywv, dvvs, 6, P. N. [Gigas,] one of the giants. See Dr. Blomf. in 1. Ilrj- 
 
 Xaybvwv eXdriipd. Call. 1. 3. 
 II^XeywK, orbs, 6, P. N. [Pelegon.] *Os teke n^XeydVct kXvtop ey^ei* t6v& ejie 
 
 (f>CtfTl. 0. 159. 
 
 TIriXeibrjs, Mo\. UtjXrjlabris, ov, et rfyXe/wv, urbs, 6, patronym. [Pelides,]the son 
 or descendant of Peleus. HrjXeibas fyp bnXots, nap avrvyd. Iph. A. 229. 
 
 See also A. 1. and X. 469' 
 ILjXevs, eios, Ion. ijbs, 6, P. N. [Peleus.] e 6 Il^Xews yap vrals, vnep TVfifiov 
 <j>ave(s. Hec. 37. EPITH. Adtypwv, AlaKXbrjs, linrrjXdTrjs, ylptap, «nrdrjjs, dpd]-, 
 
 a/xu^twK, apTXdZbs, ZodXbs, /3ovXr](f)bpbs, ijpws. 
 TlriXritds, a, bp, adj. [Peleius,] of Peleus. O'lKabe voaTr\aavrd y bbfiop Ilr)XrjXby 
 
 e'iffo). 2. 441. 
 TiriXr]£ t tjkos, ri, subst. [cassis, galea,] a helmet. Kcu nrfXriKas, nal KPrjpubas, ical 
 
 dvfxovs €7VTd(3deiovs. Ran. 1017« SYN. Kbpvs, rpi/^dXetd, kvpe r\, Kpdvbs. EPITH. 
 
 'ImrdKofjids, TETpdfdXbs, evXbcpbs, (pdeivi]. 
 UtjXlds, abbs, et Ur}XXa>-is, Xbbs, ij, adj. [Peliaca,] of or near Pelion. Upo- 
 
 irpofila£d}iEvoi' fj b* eotteto UqXlds 'Ajoyw. A poll. 1. 386. See also Med. 
 
 484. 
 * UrjXiKos, ?), or, adj. [quantus,] how great? of what size 1 TX to 7rpdyjj.d ; b. 
 
 TrrjXiKov tX; a. fxlyd. b. fiwv uai 7rd^v ; Lysistr. 23. 
 II//X'to>, ov, to, P. N. [Pelion,] a mountain in Thessaly. Mjjo' kv vdiraiaX 
 
 TlrjXXov 7T£<Telv 7rore. Med. 3. EPITH. YLlyoafyvXXov, alirv, alneipop, vXQoiv. 
 *IIj/Xiwm, vid. UrjXXds. 
 HrjXbfidrrjs, ov, b, subst. [qui per lutum graditur,] mud-trotter. T$ /3dXe IL7X0- 
 
 (3drr]v vtto yovvdrd' irdad §' etcXaadr). Batrach. 238. 
 ILfXos, ov, 6, subst. [lutum, coenum,] mud, dirt. Top irrfXbp, d> Trdrep, iraTep, 
 
 tovtovl tyXiXa%a.i. Vesp. 248. 
 JJriXd(f>dpEio, v. [lutum fero,] to bear mud or mortar. 'EirrjXbipbpovv 5' avroiaX 
 
 tXpes ; b. EpwbXoi. Aves 1142. 
 Ufjfid, drbs, to, 7rTjfj.dvi), et Trrmoavvq, ?;s, rj, subst. [damnum, exitium, injuria,] 
 
 loss, destruction, insult. To XoiaOXop bi Trfjfud, 7r?;/idros ttXeov. Hec. 1150. 
 
 See also Alcest. 530. et P. V. IO94. Syn. BXd/3*), crj/xXa, bXEdpbs, ovfjKpbpa. 
 
 EPITH. Ad(j>otvdv, fJiEyd, Katcbv, vrdXiyKOTOV, TtdXtVTpdiTEXbv, beivov, ouixpov, 
 
 irticpbp, Ovpa.ibv,p£dv, TrdXaibv, Kaivov, eVafcroV, aivov, \dXiiTbv, Be^Xotop, bXobv 9 
 
 deX-KTbv, dXlyeubv, (3dpv, irbXvoTbvbv, XoiyXbr, deiKES, apydXEbv, BvfibfibpbPf 
 
 bvadEctTov. 
 Ylrf/jiaivb), f. dvCj, v. [damno adficio,] to injure. Ovk ear, 'dbvocrevs b tX oe Kafis 
 
 irr}^dvel. Iph. A. 525. SYN. BXd7iro>, aivb/xai, Kdnbio, KaTdTrrj/jiairio, dbiKEb), 
 
 Xvfiaiibfxai, frdfcoTrotew. 
 Wrjfxbvri, et "KX\^ibavvr\, vid. Ufjfid. 
 Ylrjveibs, ov, 6, P. N. [Peiieus,] a river in Thessaly. Tap W-qveiov aefivav ^dO- 
 
 pav. Troad. 2l6. EPITH. KaXX/jopoos, apyvpbbivrjs, naXXXbivrjs. 
 YItjveXew, to, 6; P. N. [Peneleus.] Bokotwv /jlep ILjveXtws nal A>;tros ijp-^bp. 
 
 B. 494. 
 TlrfPEXbiretd, as, et Tlriv£Xb7rr], ys, %, P. N. [Penelope.] Qrjtcdp'Jnei at y« too- 
 
 gop EyeipdTbHrjVEXoTreid. a. 223. See also Thesm. 554. EPITH. 'Ajuv/jwv, 
 
 £^e0po>v, 7T£pi0|Ow^, Kovpr] T/cdjcnoio, irbXvbcjpbs, bid yvpaiKivp, 'obvafffjbs xdpdffot- 
 
 tis, alboid. 
 T\r]VEX(o\p, biros, 6, subst. [avis quaedam anati similis,] a widgeon. *H frriplXidyp, 
 
 V X>l v Tts, r) TTEpioTEpa. Aves 1302. 
 Tliirr), r}s, y, et tn\vibp, subst. [(1) tela; (2) tapes,] a web ; tapestry. TXs; ap* 
 
 os Efj.al.aX fxvdevETai 7rdpd7rr}Pats. Ion 195. EPITH. 'AvdoKpoKos, baibdXZa. 
 TlrfPi^ofxai, v. [texo,] to weave. Ovte tXs ep TdXdpu TrapiabETaX epyd roXavra, 
 
 Theocr. 18. 32. Syn. Mriptiopai, vfalyio. 
 
IIHNI niOA 705 
 
 UrjviKa, adv. [quai)do,]when, what time. Wpiv y dv d-rreveyKrjs, b. a\\' dnolaw. 
 
 a. irrjvXicd ; Eccles. 857. SYN. 'Hyeira, 7jfios, iroTe. 
 IJrjvws, a, ov, adj. [ad telam pertinens,] of or belonging to the web. UrjvXdv 
 
 ej^eXicovad irapkK fxXrov, a.y\d6l ft'iayei. y Y. 76*2. 
 Tlfjviapd, ards, to, subst. [stamen seu filum e colu deductum,] spun thread. 
 
 'laroTova irrjviaf.ia.7a. Ran. 1315. 
 Hrjds, ov, 6, subst. [affinis,] a brother-in-law, a relation by marriage. T H tit 
 
 t oi Kai irrjvs a.irwke.70 'iXXodt irpo. 6.581. SYN. Krjbefitov, Krjbearijs, Kijbevfid, 
 
 avyyevys. 
 Ylrjoavvrj, rjs, rj, subst. [affinitas,] affinity. Ylrjoavvrj Kai Kfjbos evucpivdijvaX ofxtXa. 
 
 Apoll. 1. 48. SYN. Krjbevfid, avyyevetd, Krjbeid. > 
 
 Ylrjpa, as,//, et dimin. * tnjpXhWv, ov, to, subst. [pera, crumena,]a scrip, a wal- 
 let. 'Yli'ipav ey^ov7d, Xdxdvd r dypXd bpdaepd icpanrdXuiV7d &. Plut. 298. See 
 
 also Nub. 920. SYN. idvXaicds, OvXartdv, KXpXais. 
 Ylrjpos, a, ov, adj. [nmtilus, debilis,] maimed, lame, blind. Al be ^dXojadfxEvai 
 
 irrjpbv QeadV avrdp doibtjv. B. 59Q. SYN. 'Ardirrjpos, efiirrjpds, Ktocpos, rvcpXos. 
 Urjpdtt), f. waio, v. [mutilo, trunco, orbo,] to maim, to blind, to deprive of. 
 
 AiKatos 6 Xoyos' kuv tX -rrrjpibaoj ye aoi. Ran. 623. SYN. KoXovw, Xcoftdofxai, 
 
 afxepbu), tv^Xooj, airoKOirTh). 
 UrjxyXos, a, dv, adj. [qui uuius cubiti est,] a cubit long. Tov iJtoi dvdos fjev 
 
 daov irrj")(vl.ov l vnepde. Apoll. 3. 853. 
 * Ylrjyyvh), f. vvw, v. [cubito impositum gesto,] to bear on the arm. 'Apyvpeov 
 
 ■yaiov irdXdfirj evX nrj^vvovad. Apoll. 4. 972. 
 Ylfixys, Ids, 6, subst. [brachium, cubitus,] the arm from the elbow to the head, 
 
 the elbow, a cubit. Aaibv §' eiraipe in'jxvv, evQvvwv irdbd. Heracl. 728. Syn. 
 
 'Ayfcwy, dyndXrj, tiXevrj. EPITH. AevKos, tbrdAos, poboeis. 
 YlXaZw, f. dau), et Dor. a£w, v. [comprehendo,] to seize, to catch. Trjvet Kai 
 
 tov ravpov air &peos dye irXa^as. Theocr. 4. 35. SYN. Y]Xe$u). 
 Tliaivio, f. dvib, v. [pinguefaclo,] to fatten, to enrich. Tipdaae, iriaivov, fiXai- 
 
 vtav tjjv bXKtjV eire\ irdpd. Again. 1599* SYN. AXiraivu), yppra^w. 
 Hldp, ro, subst. et (2) adj. [pitiguedo ; pin^ue,] fatness ; fat. Ets tipas a/uZev' 
 
 eirel fidXd iridp vtt ovbds. t. 135. SYN. YlifueXrj, brjfxos, (2) see Tliwv. 
 Tliaafxd, dros, to, subst. [uber,] what fattens, the fattening. "Apbet, <pXXov iri- 
 
 aafid Boiu)7<ov -yQovX. Pers. 811. SYN. To Xiiraivov. 
 Tlibdxdeis, eiiribr'jeis, eaad, ev, adj. [aquis salientibus scatens,] of, or copious in, 
 
 flowing water. TaKdfial, <bs ire7pXva iribdxdeaad Xxfids. Androm. 11(5. See 
 
 also A. 183. SYN. tloXviriba^, evvbpos. 
 ni£a£, ukos, >/, subst. [fons, scatebra, aqua saliens,] a fountain, a stream, fresh 
 
 water. Olpeiav Iribdictov cPiipavr. Androm. 284. SYN. Il^y?), Kprjvrj, Xxfids, 
 
 VTdyiov, dvufiXvats. EPITH. AaKpvoeaad, KaXXXvads, iroptyvpea, ireTpaia, oXXyy. 
 Yliby'jeis, vid. Tltbdicdeis. 
 
 TlibuTrjs, ov, 6, P. N. [Pidytes.] See in TlepuwaXos. 
 TlXe£u), f. taio, v. [premo,] to press, to afflict. Adfiu>v, irXe$€tTaydd<j) t6 bvarv- 
 
 X^s. Hipp. 6'33. SYN. UXa£<o, KdrdnXi^io, QXlfiw, fidpvvw, uvmu), fidXaaaio, 
 
 Kura/3uAAa>. 
 HiepXa, as, ?/, P. N. [" Pieria nonnunquam notat partem raontis Olympi, nonnun- 
 
 quam regionem Thessaliae, sacpe et urbem. Quando serraoest de Musis Ehe- 
 
 plrjdev venientibus iunuitur motis ille, Musis sacer." CI. Damm. in P. R.] 
 
 Pieria. IT?tpia fuovaews ibpa. Bacch. 404. l 
 Tliepibts, utv, al, P. N. [Pierides,] the Muses. "Ewtd TliepXbas. 
 TlxOdnvrj, rjs, ?/, subst. [dolium,] a cask, a hogshead. UxddKvrjs irXevpdv, epput- 
 
 yu7a»^ Kai Tav7rji" Spa yi iroXXiov. Plut. 546. SYN. YlXdos. 
 fJxddvds, r), dv, adj. [persuasorius,] persuasive, convincing. UtOdvii iravrd' bel 
 
 be 7aii7rjs. Thesm. 464. SYN. Eu7reiaros, bokijiuoTos, yupXeu, uXri&Xvus. 
 
 ' ' Urjxvtov is here scanned as an antUjaccliius. 
 : a Compare the corresponding line in the Antistrophc, Bacch. 419. 
 
 Pros. Lex. _ 4 U 
 
706 niOA niNA 
 
 *JJida.vws t adv. [apte ad persuadendura,] persuasively. TvvaiKXeis eZ Kal 7rX6d- 
 
 vtis. b. 7T€ipdff6jjiat. Thesm. 268. 
 IJxOecj, f. 7]ff<o, v. [fretus sura, cedo,] to rely on, to comply with. "Arm, 
 
 irpocru) <}>£()£ ro'ta- (rax ovk ev itdaX irXQ^aeis.) <j>. 369. SYN. TleiddfAat, virehw, 
 
 VWCLKOVO). 
 
 UtOrjiciclv, f. low, v. [simiam ago,} to play the ape, to fawn. Tavra KaTXbiop, 
 
 viro rt fjiiKpou emdijuloa. Vesp. 1290. SYN. KoXaKevto. 
 ThQrjKiarfids, ov, 6, subst. [imitatio simiae ; adulatio,] apishness, flattery. Oijmoi 
 
 TaXas, o'iots mdrjiaofjiois [Jts 7repXe\avyeis. Equit. 887. 
 HxdrjKos, ov, et irXdwp, o)vos, et irXdrj^, 6, subst. [simia,] an ape. JJorepov Tridq- 
 
 kos avaTrXeus xptfxvdiov. Eccles. 1072. See also Pyth. 2. 132. 
 UxOos, ov, o, subst. [dolium,] a cask, 'Opujp TtXQov KdTaypvfiEpdp divov ttXeiov. 
 
 Pax 703. SYN. Uidaicpri, KEpdfxos. 
 Tlttcpaivh), v. [amarum reddo, raolestia adficio,] to render bitter, exasperate. 
 
 M Hbr) tis M.6pau>p TwcpaivETCiX' ovyX irdpi)odev ; Theocr. 5. 120. SYN. &aKP<tt, 
 
 irapotyvio, XvnEO). 
 UX~kpdyajjids,ov, 6 et ^, adj. [cui nuptiae sunt infelices,] unfortunate in marriage. 
 
 TlciPTes K* WKvjudpoi te yEVoidrb TriKpoydfioi te. a. 266. 
 nr^jooyXwo-tros, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [amare dictus,] bitterly spoken. At, a?, n-frpo- 
 
 yXwcraovs dpds. Sept. Theb. 787* 
 nTicpoKapnos, ov, 6 et f), adj. [cujus fructus est amarus,] having bitter fruits. 
 
 'E^orpv-yei itXtcpoKapTrov apbpoKrdaXav TeXtiv. Sept. Theb. 69O. 
 Itficpos, a, ov, adj. [amar,us, acerbus,] bitter, tart, cruel. TXioaarjs ttXkpois kcp- 
 
 TpoiaX icXrjbovxpvfiEVOi. Here. F. 1279* SYN. 'AbevKfjs, dbvp-qpos, yaXEKos, 
 
 arpvtypos. 
 Hiicpdrris, fjrbs, tcXkoXcl, // et irticpaafjios, 6, subst. [amaritudo,] bitterness. Tv- 
 
 vaina, yXu)aar) Tracpdrrjs evcotX tXs. Eur. Electr. 1014. 
 ILXew, f. rjaio, v. [carmino, cogo, constipo,] to card, to compress. Oi/7rw bi\pd- 
 
 Xew paX vV r/EpX TriXriQelad. Apoll. 4. 678. SYN. YlvKvdui. 
 UiXrj/xd, dros, to, subst. [carminatio, tegumentum faciei,] a carding, a cover- 
 ing. TioifXEvXKov 7riXt]fia' KaX ev %EpX yaiov E^ovaa. Call. fr. 125. SYN. 
 
 Yliraads, fxtrpa. 
 TliXXbXop, ov, to, subst. [pileolus,] a little hat. T# niXXbXop irlpX n)v KtydXijv to 
 'Mvciop. Acharn.439. 
 UiXvato, et TrLXvri}iX, v. [admoveo,] to cause to approach. OvpEos ev ^aarfs iriXvy, 
 
 yQovX TTOvXvfibTeipi]. Hes. Op. 508. SYN. HeXcicw, TrpoofiuXXto, eyxpifiirTb*. 
 TliXdSfOv, 6, subst. [pilus, indumentum elana villisque compactum,] felt, a hat. 
 
 n<\oy EX €Lr o\aKr}Tou, Xv ovarii juj) Kardbevy. Hes. Op. 540. 
 UifisXr), fjs, 7], subst. [pinguedo,] fatness, fat. Mr/pot KaXvnTfjs cIekclvto 7tijjleXTis. 
 
 Antig. 1011. SYN. Ai7r6s, brjfJids, 7r~idp, dXet(f>dp, Kvioad, 
 UifjnrXem, as, %, P. N. [Pimplia,] a mountain inThessaly, uear Olympus, sacred 
 
 to the Muses. '£1 Movaat top aotbop, o fxrj 11/ fiirXeidp deiay. Call. 4. 7« 
 *Ui/ui7rXriXs, Xbos, r/, adj. [Pimpleis,] of Pimplia. Oldypo) oicdmrjs TiifnrXrjXbds 
 
 hyyX TEKecrOai. Apoll. 1. 25. 
 JJi/x7rXr}/j.X, et TrifxirXdpu), V. [cbmpleo,] to fill. Zevyvvode: 8 Imrovs., TZEbXa irifx- 
 
 icXaB* bpfxcLTwp. PI10211. 532. See also I. 675, Syn. 'Avavl/ivX^fil, 7tXjj0cii, 
 
 epirXrjdu), 7rXr)po<i). 
 Jlifj.7rprifxX, f. r/ffw, v. [accendo, comburo,] to set on fire, to burn. IL'/uirpiyai 
 
 5' oUovs' c56' f^et ic^Xr//idrd. Troad. 886. SYN. Kat'w, arnicaim, Ka.Ta.KaUo, 
 
 €fi7TVpi$(t). \ J 
 
 TlXpdKribdp, adv. [in mod u in tabularum,] like a tablet. YlXpaKribdv aTroaic&v. 
 
 Ran. 845. 
 YIXvclkXov, et itXvvmbXtiv, ov, to, et trXvadaKos, ov, 6, subst. [tabella,] a little tab-j|j/ 
 
 let, a small dish. HKdireiv & 6 tX av Trpoypd(f>a)fiEP ep rols 7rXtaKXois. Aves 450. 
 nXpaKo7rb)Xr)s, ov, 6, subst. [qui tabulas vel aves in tabulis consertas vendit,] 
 
 one who sells tablets or birds on tablets, a poulterer. '6 irXvaKtiirwXris $tXd- 
 
 KpaTTjs fjizXayxpXQp. Aves 14. 
 
niNA nilT 707 
 
 Yliva£, fads, by subst. [tabula, asser, catinus,] a tablet, a dish. Kai raXXd 
 rant rov nlvaKOs rpayri para. Plut. 996. SYN. 2d vXs t beXros. EPITH. TItvktos, 
 €vyo[i(f>ds. 
 
 Tllvdpds, a, ov, 7rXv8ets, earad, ev, et Trlvutbys, eds, adj. [sordidus,] squalid. 
 2«cei//at fxov irXvaphv Kofiav. Eur. Electr. 184. See also Apoll. 2. 310. Orest. 
 219. SYN. *Pv7rdpos, OTnXwTos. 
 TlXvdu), v. [squaleo,] to be squalid. JSXrjx&fjievoi, ae tovtovl ttXvSjvto. ndrdXafiovTes, 
 
 Plut. 297. SYN. Mialvofxai. 
 T\ivbdpeias,a, ov, adj, [Pindaricus,] of Pindar. Xiivhapetov ends. Aves 939. 
 Xllvbdpds, ov, 6, P. N. [Pindarus,] Pindar, an illustrious lyric poet of Thebes. 
 
 Yiivbdpov ov 7rddzovTiTd(TOi>Y$oio)Tibes vXai. Mosch. 3. SO. 
 Ylivbds, ov, et odev, 6, P. N. [Pindus,] a chain of mountains in Macedonia, Thes- 
 
 saly, and Epirus. *H Kara UrjveiH KaXd re/jured, rj K'drd Uivboj; Theocr. 1. 67, 
 UivvoTttpris, ov, 6, subst. [cancellus, vel squilla quaedam pinnae socia,] the 
 
 smallest of crabs that waits upon the naker fish. Sanx. '6 mwoTripris ovtos earX 
 
 -ov yevovs. Vesp. 1510. 
 TlXvoeis, et TtXvu)br}S t vid. YlXvdpds. 
 *Uivds, ov, 6, subst. [sordes,] filth, squalidness. 'E-odXa ovv viva yepwv. 
 
 Agam. 750. SYN. 'Vvttos, pvirdv, Xvfid. 
 YlXvixjKio, et Trivia™, v. [(l)doceo; (2)admoneo,] to teach, to advise. Keo- 
 
 baXea) fivQu) ae, del], judXd rube rnvvaKei. Call. 3. 152. 1 SYN. NovGerew, Txpocr- 
 
 <j)h)veh). 
 TlXvvTos, ij, 6>, 2 adj. [prudens, callidus,] wise, prudent, clever. Aiayta ttoXX 
 
 opouiv, vans tvXvvtos ye fxereXOoi. a. 229* SYN. QpovXfjids, avveros, irepfyptov, 
 
 ' awtypwv, 
 Tltvh), Ion. imp. niveaKov, f. 7Tiovfiai, 3 poet. itXofxai, 2 aor. eirXov, perf. 7re7rwKd, V. 
 
 [bibo, poto,] to drink, AXovvae, wtveis olov ovk avQoa^Xav. Ran. 1247. See 
 
 also IT. 226. SYN. 'EkttYvw, Koran Lv u), <f>XXvir or eoj. 
 Tliovdfxos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [pinguia pascua habens,] having rich pastures. NS> 
 
 ev movo/uois. iEsch. S'uppl. 51. SYN. Fjvfdpds, evKap7ros, iriiov. 
 TlnnriSoj, v. [do bibere, bibo,] to give to drink, to sip. Old irnrirlZovoX, kqX 
 
 rpe^ovaX bXdiceK pay ores. Aves 508. 
 TiiTTpao-KO), v. [vendo, mercede accepta prodo,] to sell, to betray for money. 
 
 Au^us eirpadrjv, &v eXevdepov Tzdrpos. Choeph. Q\0. SYN. 'AireinroXdu), TruiXeut. 
 |IIt7rr(i>, f. 7reaovfxat, 2 aor. eireadv, perf. TreitTuicd, et TriTveu>, 2 aor. eirXrvov, V. 
 1 [cado,] to fall. Td o' ov KaX&s ir'ntTOVTa beptco/Jtat fipor&v. Electr. 1102. See 
 
 also Med. 1 1 92. SYN. Kdrd7Z77rrto, lurveu), r)/jivu), epeinta. 
 Tllad, rjs, r), P. N. [Pisa,] a city of Elis, situated on the Alpheus. UeXo\p,d 
 j TavrdXeios, eh Tl'taav fioXwv. Iph. T. 1. 
 'UiffdrXs, Xbds, et Yltaevs, ews, Ion. et Dor. f)ds, 6, adj, [Pisatis,] of Pisa. *Hv 
 
 X € pv? iraXXwv, irapQevov UiadrXbd. Iph. T. 825. See also Theocr. 25. 201. 
 Vliads, eds, to, subst. [locus irriguus,] a marshy place, a meadow. Uiaed re 
 
 7rpd\i7r(ov KaX eXefnrXbds, ovbe voyA\MV, Apoll. 1. 1266. SYN. See Aei/xwi/. 
 Wiaad, et 7rtrrd, tjs, 1), subst. [pix,] pitch. 'H xtrrd br]7cov Kad/uevrjs elep-^erai. 
 
 Vesp. 1375. 
 [lcflrff>;€ts, eaad, ev, et TriaaXvos, rj,dv, et7riffar'iprjs, es, adj. [piceus,] pitchy. 0d- 
 
 vovrds ev Kr}K~ibX Trtaafipet <f>Xuyos. Choeph. 262. 
 [liorevfxd, dros, to, subst. [fides, pignus fidei,] a pledge of faith. 'Efiuiv re Kal 
 
 aCjv KvpXos TnarevjidTdyv. Agam. 851. SYN. 'Eyyi)/), eyyvrjtrXs. 
 HidTevoj, f. ff(o, v. [(1) credo, (2)fido, (3) committo,] to believe, to trust, to en- 
 trust. Xtya vvv, wsyvvaity wiaTevu) j3pd\v. Orest. 1 102. SYN. UeiOdfiai, :rd- 
 
 paTidefuat. 
 IiotXs, em, y, subst. [fiducia, fides,] confidence, a pledge of faith. TliffTiv 
 
 1 See Blomfield's Gloss. Pers. 835. 
 
 2 The fem. -kXvvt)) is used as a substantive, H. 289 . v. 71. and 228. 
 
 3 The first syllable of irieutv, it. 143. <r. 3. of iri6/iiVos, k. 1G0. and of iriSptv', N. 493. is long 
 »n account of the metrical ictus. 
 
708 nirr haaa 
 
 piylarriv, ical Oeovs fxapTVperai. Med. 22. SYN. 'Eyyi/jr), a£iw^d. EPITH. 
 
 'Aff^aX^s, evbiKos,aKKfl€<7(Ta,6(dei<br]s. 
 Tlurrds, r), or, adj. [fidelis, fretus,] faithful, to be depended upon, InovbaWe, 
 
 teal en) tzlotXs, ij p el(TYjydyes. Phcen. 376. SYN. 'A^iti-Trio-rds, boKC/uds, d^Xo^pews, 
 
 evopnos, fieflaws. 
 Hurrddfiai, v. [fidem facio mihi,] to confirm. '£7rei 5' e7rt<TTd)drjadv, ev be kws 
 
 yepiov. Iph. A. 66. SYN. Be/Scuocyxcu. 
 ILVrpo*', ov, to, et irLctTpa, as, f/, subst. [(l) poculum, (2) canalis in quo ada- 
 
 quantur pecora,] a drinking-cup ; a trough. 'Eyw be nrXripovv irioTpd, kcu aai- 
 
 peiv oreyas. Cycl. 29- See also Cycl, 47. Syn. Ki)\t£. 
 TlXavvds, v, dv, adj. [fretus,] relying on. Qdpvfia) be nXavvos, tca/jidOei irapprjaXq. 
 
 Orest. 896. Syn. Uktt€viov, dapp&v. 
 TlXavpes, wv, adj. [quatuor,] four. "Os t Eire? etc noXewv mavpas crvveyelperai 
 
 Ittttovs. O. 680. SYN. Teaadpes. ' 
 YliTdvr], rjs, r), P. N. [Pitane,] a town in Laconia. Mrfe ntiXiv Yliravas. Troad. 
 
 1101. 
 Tlirdevs, ews, et Ion. rjos, 0, P. N. [Pittheus.] 'IinrdXvTGS dyvov Tlirdetos wai- 
 
 bevfjiaTd. Hipp. 11. • ■' 
 UTtvuoj, et mrvript, *• [expando, extendo,] to expand, to stretch. QvjueXai b' 
 
 exiTvavTo xpvarjXaTOi. Eur. Electr. 713. SYN. 'E/cretVw, eKTavvaow. 
 UTrveio, vid. IL'wrw. 
 TJiTTatcds, ov, 6, P. N. [Pittacus,] one of the seven wise men of Greece. Ben-ds 
 
 'Arapveirrjs tis avfipero TLittolkov ovtws. Call. Ep. 1. 1. 
 ^YUttoXos, ov, 6, P.N. [Pittalus.] Ovk eariv, dXXd icXde rrpos tovs YltTTaXov. 
 
 Acharn. 1032. 
 UiTvetd, as, 7), P.N. [Pityia,] a town in Asia Minor, "load re bvaneXdbus re 
 
 kcu 1/j.eprrj TlXrveid. Apoll. 4. 565. 
 TlirvXevio, v. [cieo strepitum remorum agitatione,] to splash, bluster, toil. 
 
 2v be .y* wv dpyeis, 7roXXd fiev ev yy, iroXXd cV e(p vypq. TrXrvXevuas. Vesp. 678. 
 TLXrvXds, ov, 6, subst. [sonus praecipue remorum aquam pulsantium,] a splash- 
 ing, a noise. Tappy adrrjpei irirvXov enrepiofievdv, Iph. T. 1347. Syn. ^Fd- 
 
 tyos, KpOTOS. 
 
 * IliTvpov, ov, to, subst. [furfur,] bran. Nt/i' Outrut Ta nXrvpa' to b\"ApTefu 3 Kal 
 
 tov ev"Aibq. Theocr. 2. 33. 
 UXrvs, vos, ri, subst. [pinus,] the pine-tree. 'Abv tX to ipXdvpifffjid xaX a. wXtvs, 
 
 alnoXe, rriva. Theocr. 1.1. JLviTU.^AKpoKopos, v\p)]Xr), anXepd, /uaicpd, Kpd- 
 
 vdrj, fiXwdpa. 
 Tlfyavcicio, et -xXfya verKdfxai, v. [dico, memoro, ostendo,] to tell, mention, show. 
 
 Qvs vSiiy TtityavaKe AdXiov, ov enetyvofiev 7]fie~is. K. 478. SYN. $.7/^, briXow, 
 
 7rai<paff<T(i), <j>dvepd(i), jji-qvvii), ar\fxaivw. 
 JJidxv, dvos, compar. irwrepos, superl. TnordTos, r\, dv, et irleipd, as, fj, adj. [pin- 
 
 guis,] fat, rich. IL'dyct, irevTaeTypdv, vxep/uevet KpdvXiovX. B. 403. See also 
 
 Horn. Apoll. 48. I. 471. and 2. 342. Syn. Evbaifxojv. 
 TlXayd, Dor. pro UXrjyri, q. v, 
 YlXdyXavXds, ov, 6, subst. [obliqua tibia,] a cross or oblique flute. Kf/v avXip 
 
 \dXeh) nrjv buvdKi, Kr\v vrXdyXavXa). Theocr. 20. 29» 
 TlXdyXds, a, ov, adj. [(l) obliquus, transversus, (2) ambiguus,] oblique, across, 
 
 athwart, ambiguous. IlAaytd yap cppovels' rd /ier vvv, rd be ndXai, rd 6' av- 
 
 ri<ca. Iph. A. 332. SYN. Aey^Xos, eympaXos, bdXXos. 
 TIXayKtJv, wvds, 6, subst. [cerea pupa,] a wax doll. 'Us be MXfiavrX x L ^ v > &s 
 
 deXXu> evX nXayKiov. Call. 6. Ql. 
 TlXayKTos, ri, ov, adj. [(1) vagus ; (2) stolidus,] wandering ; foolish. IlXayKra 
 
 & wee/ tis vetyeXa. Eur. Suppl. 971. 
 YlXayKToovvri, rjs, 7), subst. [vagatio,] a wandering about, vagrancy. IIAayKT#- 
 
 ovvrjs ft ovk €(ttX KaKwTepov dXXd ftporolaXv. o. 341. SYN. TlXdvr], dXr)jj.davvr], 
 
 dXrjfjd, dXri. 
 TlXdbdpds, a, dv, adj. [madidus,] wet, flaccid. UptddjjLevoi irXdbdpolai Kdpi)daXv 
 
IIAAA ITAAT 709 
 
 ypijpetVTu. Apoll. 3. 1397* SyN. "Typos, bXvypds, tfCfJuXeos, bXepos, vurepos. 
 IlXd&iw, v. [nimio humore madeo,] to be too wet. Olov be TrXdbduxrdv e7rt- 
 
 v)(,i£ovTZs dpovpdv. Apoll. 2. 664. Sy N .^Yypaivofiat, vori^dfiai. 
 TlXaZio, f. ciy^tst, et TrXavdu), f. yrro), v. [errare facio, erro,] to cause to err, to 
 
 frustrate, to err, to. wander. Aocrfyrf/jos nXaZoiTd 5t' i)lpos, yv erf Xaol. Apoll. 
 
 1. 1137. SYN. 'AnoTrXactu), Tra.paTps.THi), otyaXXw. 
 YlXdQdvrf, r,s, ?/, TrXdOdvov, ov, to, subst. [sartago,] a frying-pan. EiSdrd fj' oaod 
 
 yvvdlKes Itt\ TrXadavri irovlovTai. Theocr. 15.115. SYN."HydyoV, Tyydvov. 
 XtXuGio, vid. mXa'^J. 
 YlXalaXdv, ov, to, subst. [quadratum oblongum, lateris forma,] an oblong square, 
 
 the form of a brick, a brick, a rectangle. Kai irXaio-Xa ^vfjTTTVKrd nXtv- 
 
 QevovaX yl. Ran. 800. 
 nXciKipos, 1 a, ov, adj. [(l) latus ; (2) textilis. Vid. not.] broad, plaited. Zw<r~ 
 
 Ti]pt TrXaKipu) potKciv' 5' l\ev aypXeXalo). Theocr. 7> 18. Sy.N. IlXdrus, ttXcktos. 
 TlXaKovs, ovvtos, 6, adj. et subst. [(1) latus et tenuis ; (2) placenta,] (1) .flat and 
 
 thin; (2) a pancake. "A/jvXoi, TrXuKovvTes, (TtjadfJovvTes, 'iTpld. Acliarn. 1092. 
 
 SYN. TIXcltvs, TrXaKepds, (2) Xayavov, $iofjos, 
 riXd^dw, vid. UXcl^io. 
 TlXuvrj, rjs, >/, irXuvrina., cltos, to, et * TrXayos, ov, 6, subst. [error,] a wandering, 
 
 an error, a maze. Kcu npos yeTovrots, repfjd Trjs e/jfjsTrXdvrfs. P. V. 643. See 
 
 also P. V. 853. and (E. R. 6j. SYN. TlXayKToirvvT], dXrj, dXrjfjd. EpiTH. 
 
 YldXv(pdopds, dXXos. 
 TJXdv))s, Titos, TrXdvrjTqs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. et subst. [erro, vagus,] wandering, 
 
 vagrant. UXuvr)Tes err' olb/jd, ndXets re. Iph. T. 418. See also Heracl. 878. 
 
 SYN. IlXoykTos, dX?/ri?s. 
 nXdro<rrt/3>)s, eds, 6 et rj, adj. [errantibus calcattfs,] trodden by wanderers. 
 
 B£/3wr' dvaTel rifv TrXdvoa-Xfii] \Qovd, Eumeu. 76. 
 YlXdvvffcru), et TtXdvvTTio, v. [oberro, vagabundus sum,] to wander. Ti, J 
 
 7rovT)p\ dvio Kdrit) TrXdvvTrdfjev ; Aves 3. SYN. TLXavdofiai, TvXaZofjai, dXdoj, 
 
 dXtffjX, TrepifyEpdfxai. PhR. kpo/iovs re ttoXXovs 7.X//0W Kafj.TrXfJ.ovs. 
 IIXd£, nXtu-os, f], subst. [planities, tabula,] a flat cr level surface, a table. 
 
 *Os Tt)v dpioTTfv XepaavrjaXav 7rXd/cd. Hec. 8. SYN. ^.dvXs, yy, XaoTrehov. 
 
 EpiTH. &iKdpv<t>os, alQipXa, txovtXcl, TxXovaXa, ij\XofiXr)Tos, aefxvri, vdicaia, (3d- 
 
 6e7d, Tdvv(f)vXXds. 
 IlXdafjd, drds, to, subst. [(1) figmentum ; (2)xommentum,] any thing formed, 
 
 •a figure; an invention. 'OXXyobpdvees, izXaafxaTd TvqXov, aKXoeibedtyvX dfjtvrfvd. 
 
 Aves 686. 
 nXao-<7w, f. TrXdaoj, v. [(1) fingo, formo ; (2)iliino; (3) comminiscor,] to fa- 
 shion ; to besmear ; to invent. Kcuvov be To'vvofx dvd yjiovov TrltrXanffjlvov. 
 
 Ion 829« SYN. AXa.TrXa<T(T(0, fjop<f>oio, tvttoo), TrpoaTroiedfjai, a^rffjdri^u). 
 IIXdorrty£, lyyds, y, subst. [(l)lanx ejugo suspensa; (2) flagrum. Vid. Etymol. 
 
 M. p. 674, 20. and Spanhem. ad Aristoph. Ran. 1420.] the scale of a ba- 
 lance ; a thong. IIXdoTtyyd npocrdes, KaWd aoi ytvyatrai. Pax 1248. SYN. 
 
 TlXva^, XeKavrj, fidcrri£. \ 
 
 TIXchttos, y, dv, adj. [rictus, adulterinus,] formed, fictitious. KdXet 7rdp' ou>a>, 
 
 irXaffTos ojs e'trjv warpt. CE. R. 780. SYN. '£7rt7rXaoTos, Ktj3btj\ds. 
 riXdrdytw, f. yjaio, v. [sonitum edo, crepito,] to make a noise, to clap the 
 
 hands. Tls filv o ttois t^dpr/, kal dvuXdTd nal TrXdrdyrjaEv. Theocr. 8. 88. 
 
 oYN. i50£W, (Tfjdpdyi.it), Kporeio, KpordXi^u). PHR. K.povu) "^elpds. 
 riXdrdyv, >/s, >;, subst. [crepitus, crepitaculum,] a noise, a rattle. 'AXX'tfyt 
 
 XaXicdriv TrXdrdyifv ev \ € P ai rXvaaawv. Apoll. 2. 1057. SYN. Kwbwv, Kpo- 
 
 rdXo>. 
 
 1 Calliergus would here read trXoKsphs, which, like irXaxepos, is by some derived from itX^ku, 
 and then obtains the meaning of textilis. Schneider derives n\ax(pbs from ir\a£, TrXaKbi, and 
 apprehends its signification to be the same as irKarvs. On account of the discrepancy of opi- 
 nion, both meanings are here retained, after the example of Dr. MorrelL 
 
710 IIAAT I1AEK 
 
 YlXurayrifia, artis, to, subst. [strepitus, sonus,] a din, a noise. Ovbi ri TtjXi- 
 
 <pXXoy ndrefia^dTd to TrXdrdy^d. Theocr. 3. 29« SYN. YlaT&yos, 7raTayrjfia t 
 
 apayfxos, \po(f)ds, Opovs. 
 H\a.Tayu)vwy, ov, to, subst. [papaveris folium,] a poppy bell. *H fiatcwy* dim- 
 
 Xctv, ipvdpa TrkaTay&v? e^oktolv. Theocr. 1 1 . 57 '. 
 IlXdrcud, as, ij, P.N. [Plataea,] in Bceotia. O'ite UXdraidy ex ov > $& olTXia- 
 
 aavT evefxovTo. B. 504. 
 riXdratevs, ids, adj. [Plataeensis,} of Plataea. Kou HXaraias evdvs elvau Ran. 
 
 694. 
 UXardfjttdy, fords, 6, subst. [saxum amplum et latum,] a large flat rock. 
 
 Ae/J iir\ 7rXdrdjjiu)yX, Toy ovk inifiaXXi OdXaaod. Apoll. 1. 365. -SYN. 
 
 Ylerpa. 
 YlXaTavHTTos, et 7rXdrdvds, ov, 77, subst. [platanus,] a plane-tree. KaXrj virb 
 
 itXdTdviffTu, odey peev ayXddv vbtop. B. 307. See also Nllb. 1004. EPITH. 
 
 "Aypta, fiXtodpd, ehfjiriK-qs, XdaXa, aKttpa, afjKJ)XXd(prjs t KojuoWd. 
 YlXdrdvioTeu), v. [platanis obumbror,] to be covered with plane-trees. 'E*r 
 
 TrXaTdviOTOvvTOs \pvxpov vbwp eirdywy. Theogn. 878. 
 UXd-eiagu), f. dew, v. [dilato,] to speak broadly. Tpvydvis eKKyataevyTi wXd- 
 
 T€ia<7i)QiGaX dirayTa. Theocr. 15. 88. 
 YlXdTsofiai, v. [dilator,] to be made broad. Tfl viwpXov V av Ktoiriwy 7rXdrov- 
 
 fxey<i)V. Acharn. 551. 
 UXdTrj, et wXdra, rjs, r/, subst. [palmula,] the broad part of the oar, an oar. 
 
 'EvOdbi, Trap" evTrpvp.voiaXy 'Apyeiwy irXdrais. Iph. A. 728. SYN. Ka>7rr7. 
 
 EPITH. 'EvaXXa, vvKripos, vaviropds, vavrXXds, 7rpwro7rXods, TroyToiropds, vavcri- 
 
 Tropos, ka^drXa, evTrpv/iyfis, eviropos, 
 UXaTts, ibos, »/, subst. [conjux,] a wife. Kai to'ioX TraibXoioX, tcai Trj wXartSt. 
 
 Acharn. 132. Syn. Tvyij, dicoiTXs. 
 UXdrds, ids, to, subst. [latitudo,] breadth. 'Y7rd tov vkarovs ay TrdpiXdfraiTrjy. 
 
 b. 'HodfcXeTs. Aves 1129- SYN. Evpos, evpvrrjs. 
 UXdTvyi£(t>, et TcXdrv^duat, v. [palmula aquam percutiendo strepitum excito,] 
 
 to make a splash. Ti OdXaTToKdirels, ical 7rXdrvy/e?eis ; Equit. 827' 
 TlXd-vppovs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [late fluens,] wide-flowing. "Oarjv irXdTvppovs 
 
 NelXos apbevet \Qdyd. P. V. 877. 
 IlXdri/s, e7d, v, adj. [latus,] broad. TtXay^Oels 7rXaT€ias nebXabos 0' dfiatyrov. 
 
 Rhes. 279. Syn. Evpvs, tvpv^wpds. 
 nXey/ud, drds, to, subst. [textura, nexus,] any thing plaited or connected, a 
 
 link. Evpu)S t dwearX TrXeyfiaTUjy d 6' kv fiicry. Ion 1392. SYN. TlXeKTavrj, 
 
 7rXtfor), ttXekos. 
 nXedpdy, vid. mXedpdy. 
 UXeids, Ion. TrXtjXds, et TreXeids, dbds, ^, P.N. [Vergilia,] one of the Pleiades. 
 
 UXeidbds aitraiov, cri fieaotjprjs. Iph. A. 8. See also 2. 486. and Theocr. 
 
 13.25. 
 IlXei<rrr/p»js, ids, 6 et rj, adj. [quamplurimus,] extended, long. To Xonrdy els 
 
 d7ravrd 7rXet<7T>/p»? ypdvdv. Eumen. J66. 
 UXeKTTrjpi^d/jiat, v. [potissimum arguo,] to accuse as the principal cause. Kal 
 
 <j)iXTpd t6X/j.t]s Ttjabe irXeicrT-qpi^dpiai. Choeph. 1016. 
 UXeicTTofippoTos, ov, 6 et »;, adj. [valde frequens,] much frequented. Udrpos 0' 
 
 ioprav re ktXot] 7rXeioTo^/3|Oordr. Olymp. 6. 11 6. 
 UXei(oy, et vXMtav, compar., et 7rXe7<77-os, superl. a IIoXvs, q. v. 
 nXetwr, tiros, 6, subst. [annus,] a year. Ol be Ta fiey TrXeiwvX, rd o' ov% eyf 
 
 two' and irafnrdy. Call. 1. 89« SYN. "Eros, evXavrds. 
 IlXeKos, ids, to, subst. [sportula e viminibus contexta,] a wicker basket. Tt 
 
 & w rdXas ye, rovb' e)( eis vXUkovs XP*° S * Acharn. 454. Syn. IlXiyfid, <pop- 
 
 fxXoy. 
 *UXiKo(o, v. [coeo,] to copulate. Itvoivt dv tivbpes, KcnrXOvfioUv nXenovy, 
 
 Lysistr. 152. 
 TlXefcrdraw, vid. riXcfcw. 
 
I1AEK nAHK 711 
 
 HXeKTavT), ijs, ^, subst. [(1) spira, (2) rete,] a coil, a wreath ; a net. Avpai 
 
 bXaxpaipovaX vXeiCTdvrjv Karrvou. Aves 1717* SYN. IlXey/id, irXeKds. 
 TlXetcTdsy *), ov, adj. [(l) plexus, (2) textilis,] twisted ; to be woven. IT\e/cro7<Ti 
 
 QvWois, bvfrrv^ijs Qewpos wv \ Hipp. 807* 
 IlXtVw, f. fa, et TrXeKTavau), v. [necto, texo, plico,] to plait, to entangle. Tlav- 
 
 aai xXexovad' XijxjsdLiai a eyw KaXios. Ion 1409. See also Choeph. 1036. 
 
 SYN. 'AvanXetcu), e/uxXeKw, kolt airXeKoj, eipoj, ovLnrXefXo, v<f>aivu). 
 IlXfdV, poet. 7rXe76V, et 7rXe7r, adv. [magis,] more. Td Xonrd fiov tcXvovod, 
 
 davfidaei -n-Xeov. P. V. 485. See also Thesru. 560. and Plut. 1185. 
 
 * YlXedvefya, as, rj, subst. [avaritia,] avarice. YlXedi>e£iav re buf/idTiov dire- 
 TTTvad. Iph. A. 509- SYN. $tXoxP^/xdria, (fiXapyvoXa. 
 
 YlXedSy 7rXe7os, a, ov, et 7rXews, w, adj. [plenus,] full. Upo ye areva^eis, ical 
 
 tydfiov ttXso. tis el. P. V. 721. See also 0. 162. and Equit. 1126. Syn. 
 
 "E/i7rXtos, TrXi'iprjs, Liearos, dyd/ueoros. 
 TlXevjjaov, vid. TlvevLiwv. 
 YlXevpd, as, //, nXevpov, ov, ro, et 7rXevpiojjd, dros, ro, subst. [latus, costa,] a 
 
 side, a rib. Kcu rds nXevpas bapbairTovaXv. Nub. 711. See also Hec. 814. 
 
 and Sept. Theb. 887. 
 YlXevpTrls, Xbds, f], subst. [pleuritis,] a pleurisy, a pain in the side. UXevpHrXs 
 
 flLiutv ovbev av Xafioi itore. Eccles. 417- 
 UXevpoKoTTEd), v. [latera percutio,] to strike the sides. Td be, irXevpoKdirwv, bxtf 
 
 aveppiiyvv. Aj. Fl. 236. 
 TlXevpov, vid. IlXevpa. 
 HXevpwv, wvds, ?;, P. N. [Pleuron,] a city in iEtolia. O? TlXevp&v evejuovrd, KaX 
 
 "ilXevdv, -qbe UvXrivrjv. B. 639. 
 
 * HXevpuvXos, a, ov, adj. [Pleuronius,] of Pleuron. 'Ay^cuov be ndXr} HXevput- 
 vXov, os fioX aveoTr}. **¥. 635. 
 
 •nXevorlos, a, .ov, adj. verbal, [navigandus,] must sail. 'Ejioi fxev ovv ear es 
 
 2dXdyu7vd TrXei/ored. Lysistr. 411. 
 YlXevariKos, 77, ov, adj. [navigationi commodus,] favorable for sailing. Kov- 
 
 <pdrep\ <5 7ra7§es, TtoieW 07rXd' 7rXevortfwOS ovpds. Theocr. 13. 52. SYN. IlXwo-r- 
 
 /-(6s, vavoXiropos, nXoJTos. 
 riXeai, Ion. 7rXei(Oj f. nXevcro), et 7rXwu>, f.wau), et Ion. imp. nXwicieoKov, v. [navi- 
 
 go,] to sail. "EttXci/o-', 67rws 5' exXevad OeoLidvel iroTjuo. Orest.79. See also tt. 
 
 368. e. 240. and Hes. Op. 632. S.YN. AiaVXew, d7T07rXea>, ravriXXofiai, 
 
 vavorrdXidfxai. 
 HXrjydbes, apud Apoll. 2. 597. and 647. pro LvfjiTrXrjydbes, q. v. 
 IlXi7yj), ?/s, //, et TrXiiypd, dros, to, subst. [plaga, ictus,] a stripe, a blow. TIX?;- 
 
 yf/s fidde'idv dXoVd TpavLidros Xd(3ojv. lines. 792. See also Iph. T. 1 367. 
 
 SYN. Tpau/id, aluXa, fioXri, dpay/uos. 
 UXfjdos, Ids, to, et 7tXt?0i)s, vos, //, subst. [multitudo,] a multitude, population. 
 
 TlXJjdei yvvaiKwv ovbev ijvvrov rdXas. Hec. 1149- See also B. 278. SYN. 
 ^O^Xos, oLit'iyvpis, Xaos, e'iXr}, 7rdviiyvpXs, EPITH. Aeiviiv, dXoyiOTov, a/Micpdv, 
 
 adpoov, dTceipXTov. 
 UXrjdvvio, f. vvG), v. [multiplico, augeo,] to multiply. Tavrrjv eKaiveiv rravTodev 
 
 TrXqdvvoLiai. Agam. 1341. Syn. Av£<«». 
 TlXijduu), f. void, v. [plenus sum, abundo,] to be full, to be very prevalent. 
 
 Atlfiov Kpdrovad x ei P Glt0L nXridveTai. iEsch. Suppl. 6l2. SYN. Av^dvdfiai f 
 
 trXrjdofiat. 
 HXrjdo), f. ffw, v. [(l) impleo, (2) plenus sum,] to fill, to be full. "Oxpiv repei- 
 
 vrjv Ty'ivb' eirXrjad baicpvuv, Med. 901* SYN. 'EiLurXi'iOia, irXiipuw, 7rt/i7rXi;wlf, 
 
 dvairXiid(o. 
 nX//tds, vid. IlXeids. 
 HXrjKricdLiat, v. [(1) depugno, (2) Iascive me gero,] to contend with, to be 
 
 wanton. HXriKTigeadai fxerd Ttjs a^s nvyfjs. Eccles. 964. SYN. Md^o/iat, 
 
 hXdfidydiiai, vftpt£tt). 
 
 YlXfjKTpdv, et Dor. ttXcutooV, ov, t6, subst. [pecten, calcargallinacei, flagellum,] 
 
712 nAHM HAIN 
 
 an instrument with which the lyre was struck, a spur. Upoabpdfiwv dfwp 
 
 7rciTa^as' Alpe TrXrjtcrpov, el /Lidxei. Aves 75§. SYN. Kre<s, ijmadXi], /iaori|, 
 fieXbs. EP1TH. Xpixrebv, eXe^avrXvov. 
 UXfjfii, vid. UeXa£u). 
 
 TlXrjfjifAEXeu), f. jyo-w, v. [pecco, delinquo,] to act wrong, to err. Ti' 7rXr}pfje\ijvas, 
 to fxepbs el fj.err}Xde yrjs ; Pheen. l669« SYN. 'A^aprdi'to, a<f>dfiaprdvw f vt3pl$u). 
 
 TlXrjfifxeXtjs, ebs, 6 et //, adj. [inconditus; mendosus,] out of tune, inharmonious, 
 wrong. Ovbev irpbs avruir oJbd 7rXr}[jifxeXes kXvuv. Rhes. 855. SYN. 'Apovabs, 
 dfieXijs, a/usrpus, paOvjubs, diraibevTos, ^.oydr)pbs. 
 
 UXrjfipvpXs, 1 Xbbs, i], subst. [impetus fluctuum maris, aestus,] the dashing of the 
 waves, a tide. 'O^fiaXjudreyKrw beverai 7rXrjfxfivpXbX. Alcest. 185. Syn. 
 
 " A^lttojtXs, dvappotd. 
 UXrjpiJivpo), v. [aestuo, inundo,] to overflow. I}Xi]/jifxvpov Xbxtrjs etc vqbvos, 
 
 alfxcLTi j^elpds. Apoll. 4. 706. 
 YlXri^vr), 7)s, 7j, subst. [modiolus rota?, cui inseritur axis,] the hole in the centre 
 ' of the wheel, into which the axle is placed. '[Is dv tol 7rX?ifxvr} ye hoaoaerat 
 
 aicpov XKeoBai. ^F. 339* SYN. Xrdd, avpty^. 
 
 llXyv, adv. [prae.ter, sed, tamen,] besides, except, but, nevertheless, yet. 
 
 YlXrjv tw tIkovtX icaprd bverfiddtjs Xbelv. Med. 1193. 
 UXr}£i7T7rds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [equos pungens, eques,] spurring horses, eques- 
 trian, warlike. Ai-rbv, eweird b* eraipbv *6'i\ija TzXr^ntirbv. A. 93. Syn. See 
 
 'l7nrdrr)s. 
 UXt)pr]s, ebs, 6 et j}, adj. [plenus,] full. HXyjpTjs irpo Tv/jpov, afjs Kbp7js eni cr(f>d- 
 
 yds. Hec. 520. Syn. See IlXebs, '* 
 UXrjpboj, w<7io t v. [compleo,] to fill up. YlXrjpovcd Ovfiov* deolat 2, b' wb' e%ei vo/jibs. 
 
 Hipp. 1324. SYN. 'AvdirXrjpbio, €K7rXr}poio, nXi'idio, yefit$o). 
 UXiipio/jd, utos, to, subst. [plenitude, copia,] fulness. "¥{3piaiJ.d dvrjTwv, cupQbvov 
 
 TrXripw/udTos, Orest. 1659. SYN. UXrjfffjLbvrj, 7rXfjdos. 
 UXijaXd^bf, f. daw, v. [appropinquo,] to approach. Uws olv dv avrai irXrioXaa- i 
 
 delrjv 7tot£ ; Eur. Electr. 634. SYN. TleXagio, irl\vrifii, eyyi£u), ^p/yU7rrw. 
 YlXrjG-Xos, a, dv, adj. [propinquus,] near, neighboring, a relation. BevcuaX 
 
 Toiffbe 7rXr)oXa OTadeiad bos. Iph. A. 62Q. SYN. Yldpa.7rXr}aXbs, ayy^ia-evs, 
 
 olKe"idSy^Xr}crXb\(U)pds. ^ , 
 
 TlXr}aXd)((!i)pds, ov, 6 et i], adj. [vicinus,] neighboring. 'EXerjffov, nat a&aov vvvl 
 
 tov aavTOv TtXriaXb^wpov. Vesp, 3^3. SYN. Wpbaowos, Tcpooy<i)pbs, yei-tov, 
 
 irepiKTXiov, aGTvyehwv. 
 ItX^ariarXbs, ov, 6 et n, adj. [vela implens,] sail-filling. "Itcfxevbv ovpdv Xcl nXr}- 
 
 <7i(ttX6v, kadXov eraipov. ~f.i. 149» 
 YlXr)CFf.idvrj, Tjs, >/, subst. [satietas,] satiety. TtfxwvXv, ovk ts TrA^oyadvds Oqpwfxe- 
 
 voi. Troad. 1201. Syn. nXrjptofia, Kopos. 
 HXrjaaw, et ttX}]tto>, f. £w, et Ion. ttettX^/w, v. [percutio,] to strike, to smite. 
 
 '£yw be Koivy fyfifopo: ire7rXt}yinev6s. Thesm. 1 S6. See also 2. 51. Syn. 
 
 Kdrd7r\//o , o'w, tvttto), kotttu), dpdaoio, pfjyvvfxX, fi&XXu), ovraiu), (oXairTto, TtXr^yds 
 
 eyu/3aXXw S. evTeivio. 
 YIXivdeiKo, et irXtvdovpyia), v. [lateres fingo,] to make bricks or tiles. See in 
 
 UXataXdv, and Plut. 514. Phr. TlXlrdovs eXfcvw, otttuoo. 
 XlXivdds, ov, f], subst. [later, tegula,] a brick, a tile. Kaivah irXlvQoioXv dvoi- 
 
 Kdbdfxelv. Pax 100. 
 YlXivdovpyeio, vid. YlXivdevcj. 
 TlXivBdcpbpeii), v. [lateres porto,] to carry bricks. "E-epot o' iirXivQd<pbpow 7T€- 
 
 Xapyol fivpioi. Aves 1139. 
 YlXivdbfbpbs, ov, 6, subst. [quaj lateres bajulat,] one who carries bricks, a 
 
 bricklayer. IlXivdbtybpbs, ov XXdovpybs, oh tcktiov ivdpyjv. Aves 1134. 
 
 1 The penult, of irXyufivpU is long in the instance quoted above, in Apoll. 2. 578, Apoll. 1241. 
 and Choeph. 180. It is short, t. 4'87. and Apoll. 4. 12C9. ; other instances do not occur in the 
 writers to which the author has confined himself. 
 
 3 ® solan is here scanned as a trochee. 
 
nAIN riAftl 713 
 
 nXivdvcpijs, eds, 6 et fj, adj. [Iateribus contextus,] covered with bricks or tiles. 
 
 "Ecpvpbv ehfi iravrd, kovtX TrXivdvtyels. P. V. 459* 
 XlXiffadfiai, f. £d[iai, v. [tolutim incedoj to go at an ambling pace. Al 5' ev 
 
 fxev Tpioyjav, ev be lihiaaovTo trbbeoolv. £. 318. SYN. AXdfiaivio. 
 YlXoibpXbv, dimin. a (2) * nXolbv, ov, to, subst. [(1) navicula, cymba, (2) navis, 
 
 inpr. oneraria,] (l)a boat, (2) a ship. 'Ev TrXmdpXu rvm-ov-to'i a dvijp yepiov. 
 
 Ran. 139. See also Sept. Theb. 598. Syn.*E<J>oXkXs, papXs, ^bXa, rnvs. 
 TlXoKafuis, ibbs, t], TrXoKafxds, et 7rXoxfios, ov, 6, subst. [cineinni, coma,] curled 
 
 or braided hair. Tw ■ydp^ ev ~^ s "^Xa ; tu> rav TrXoKafTibd (popevvros. Theocr. 
 
 13. 7- See also Orest. 381. and P. 52. Syn. Xairr), kikivvos, (ioarpvxbs, ^M* 
 
 6pi£, edeipd. SYN. Qdeivrj, avxpypd, KaXXXKo/jrjs, rpvtyepa, '£avdtj, XXirdpd, Xev~ 
 
 KodpiZ, ^aptecro-a, IbfibXos. 
 TlXoKij, rjs, ?/, subst. [nexus; fraus,] a plaiting; a fraud. 'Efirj (j>ariode~ia m ov yap 
 
 efxjrXeKetv 7rXbi:ds. Iph. A. 936. SYN. ILvfjnrXoKri, avvbea^bs, dirdT-q. 
 YIXokos, ov, 6, subst. [corolla, cirrus, funis,] a chaplet, lock of hair, rope. 
 
 Aeirrov te neirXov, ical ttXokov ypvaiiXdrbv. Med. 782. Syn. IlXeyjud, TrXoxafios. 
 IlXcos, contr. nXovs, dov, ov t 6, subst. [navigatio,] a voyage, a course. Mevetv 
 
 dvaytcrj, ttXovv bpQvrds rjav^ov. Hec. SS9- SYN. NavrtXta, vavfcXrjpXa, vavarb- 
 
 XXa, vavaToXr}fxd. EpiTH/'Effydrds, xaXbs, ovpXbs, dirtifiiov, rd^ys, evdve/jibs. 
 UXovdv yieid, as, f], subst. [salus et divitiae,] health and wealth. OtdXas, ^Xd- 
 
 vXbas, <TTe<pdvovs, op/uovs, eKn^fxard, irXovQvyXeidv . Vesp. 6?7 '• 
 YlXovaXos, a, ov, adj. [dives,] rich. Atfibv 6' ev avbpos ttXovgXov typovrifibrX. Eur. 
 
 Electr. 371. SYN. Eviropbs, atyveibs, oXfjibs, ev^PV/^drbs, eviCTrjfjiiov, iroXv-^pv^bs, 
 
 iroXvKredvos, 7roXvKTi]fxo>v, 7rb\vnXr}pbs, TrXovroyBuv, TrXovrbyijdris, a(j)0bvbs. 
 TlXovaXiDs, adv. [affluenter,] in an expensive or splendid manner. "Avvcrov nod' 
 
 Undbvad/nevos' elrd ttXovoXws. Vesp. 1168. SYN. YLvirbpws, citydovios. 
 YlXov-io), f. yaw, v. [dives sum,] to be lich. IIXovtcIs b' ev ov nXovrovaX, Mlve- 
 
 Xeios be eroi. Androm. 210. SYN. Evnopeit), eu^prjjudrew. 
 TlXovri^u), v. [divitem reddo,] to enrich. " AXXyv tXv arais avr epov ttXovti- 
 
 c?ere. Again. 1239^ SYN. IlXovaXbv, evwopov noieio, 7rXovcrXa£(o. 
 TlXcvrbyridris, ebs, 6 et fj, adj. [divitiis laetus,] delighting in wealth. TLXovTb- 
 
 yaOfj fiv-^ov vofxizire. Choeph. 788. (Vers. Cret. trim.) 
 IJXovrbbbrrjs, ov, 6, subst. [divitiarum largitor,] the giver of riches. UXovrbbb- 
 
 rai' Kal tovto yepas fidoXXrjXbv eaybv. Hes. Op. 125. SYN. 'OXfiXobwpbs. 
 UXovrbs, ov, 6, subst. [(1) divitiaj ; (2)Plutus,] riches, wealth; and (Q)personif. 
 
 Plutus the god of wealth. YAabpot' beiXbv b y b TtXovros, Kal tyXXo^vyov KaKov. 
 
 Phoen. 606. SYN." A(j)EV os, cupdbvXa, Kt^puTd^, oXftos, Kredvd, TrepXovaXa, evbat- 
 
 /JtbvXa; (2) nXovriov. EPITH. (deaireoXbs, fueyds, dbXtcos, bidbeKTiop, xnroxTEpbs, 
 
 dvbvr)Tbs, avTcipKTjs, direiptaXbs, 7r?Kpbs, enXfiO-)(Qbs, evpvadevTjs. 
 nXovTo%0(vv, ^fiords, adj. [dive3 terra,] rich in land. nXovro^Swv eppaiav. 
 
 Eumen. 950. 
 [iXovroiv, cjvbs, 6, P. N. [(1) Pluto, (2) Plutus, Vid. Schneider. Orph. Argon. 
 
 1 194.] (1) Pluto, the god of the infernal regions, (2) Plutus, the god of wealth. 
 
 Merd Toiirb t$ YlXovriavX 7TdpEKddeierb. Plut. 7^7- SYN. (1) See"AS^s and 
 
 'Albwvevs, (2) TWovtos. 
 IXoxfubs, vid. TlXbKdfiXs. 
 
 IXvvbs, ov, 6, subst. [locus vel labrum in quo lavantur vestes,] a place for 
 
 washing clothes, a washing-lub. "Ev0d b' lir avraiov irXvvoX evpils eyyvs eaat. 
 
 X. 153. EpiTH. 'EirrjiTdibs, kuXvs, XaXvtbs. 
 
 mdiim, Ion. imp. irXvveoKbv, f. Ion. irXvvlio, Att. 7rXi/vw, v. [lavo vestes,} to wash 
 
 clothes. Ovkovv iwX tovtois elalio. b. koi itXvve ye. Plut. Il68. See also X. 
 
 155. SYN. Aoxjio, KdTU7rXvvu), fjbXvvw, v/Vrw, kXv£u>. 
 
 riXwds, dbbs, rj f subaud. vtyfXr), subst. [nubes natans,] a floating cloud. 
 
 IlXwd^fs otyrbvov bXd Trverifjidrbs. Philoct. 1093. 
 
 nXwi£e<7Kbv, vid. IlXew. 
 
 TlXioXs, Xbbs,rj, subst. [genus avis natatilis. Vid. Pausau. lib. 8. c. 4.] the 
 
 name of a voracious bird which frequented the lake Stymphalus and was de- 
 Pro*. Lex . 4 X 
 
 L 
 
714 riAnx noAE 
 
 stroyed by Hercules. nx&nSds opviBas IrvftipaXxbds iadeve Xifxvrjs. Apoll. 2. 
 
 1055. 
 UXwfftfios, i], by, adj. [navigabilis,] navigable. Mdicpbv to bevpb irekayos, ovbs 
 
 irXwaXfiby. CE. C. 663. SYN. ITAwros, 7r\ev (ttXkos, vavaXirbpbs, irXuTXicbs. 
 TlXwrrip, fjpos, et TrXwrr/s, ov, 6, subst. [(l) natator ; (2)nauta,] a swimmer; a 
 
 sailor. "EXkovte tovs 7rXh>Tf}pds dy aTCEKvaiETE. Eccles. 1087- SYN. NavTrjs. 
 TJXitiTos, r), dv, adj. [(1) navigabilis; (2)natatilis,] navigable; floating. ,V H 7rXw- 
 
 rfjs evpovres et elv uXos o'lbfiaTi vrja. Apoll. 4. 232. SYN. UXwoXfibs, wXev- 
 
 gtXkos, vavatiropos, 
 n\ww, vid. IlXew. 
 Uvevfxd, tiros, to, nvbr), et poet. ttvoiyi, fjs, ?/, subst. [spiritus, flamen, flatus,] 
 
 breath, wind, a blast. Tejuvei rrXbrjpo) irvevfidTOs bXappbas. Hec. 565. See 
 
 also Orest. 84. and E. 526. SYN. "Arjfid, avrfirj. EPITH. "Hbiarbv, Oeiby, 
 
 iipEQia^iEVoVy kuXXhttov, udddpoy, ovpXov, dyaifxby, bvff^eifjiby, QdXdaaXbv, darjfjiby, 
 
 dnaXov, KpanrvbovToy, (paibpoy, 7r6fjnrXfjiby, eveiXby, Xctctov, tyXXbv, TrXqaiorXdv, 
 
 chats, Qepfiov, \eifxEpX6v. 
 UvevfJHov, 1 et TrXevfi^v, bvbs, 6, subst. [pulmo,] the lungs. Ovk a7raXXd£ei, irplv 
 
 e'iaoj Told. Trveyfibviov Xdpeiv ; Orest. 526. See also Ran. 476. 
 Uvew, poet, ffvelit), f. iryevabfjicu, et trvevaovjiai, v. [spiro, anhelo,] to breathe, 
 
 to blow. Et fir] ye Ttvp itveovoX fiVKTf)pu)v and. Alcest. 509- See also rj. lip. 
 
 'Emm/Eio, KaTaTrvEii), drjfJiX, tyvadio, e?aw. 
 TlvXyevs, eujs, 6, subst. [furnus,] an oven. AlyovTls avan elQovoXv, Cjs eanv ttvi- 
 
 yevs. Nub. 96. Syn/Itttos, kcl/mvos. 
 Uviyrjpbs, a, bv, adj. [(l)fervens; (2)sufFocans,] sultry; choking. KpEfjidaavTt 
 
 cravrov. b.TravE, Trviyrjpav Xlyeis. Ran. 122. 
 Ylvlybs, eos, to, subst. [aestus velut nos suftocans,] sultry heat. Merpty irviyec 
 
 kovk airdbpavTes. Aves 726. (Anapaest, dim.) SYN. Kavfid, ddXirbs. 
 Ylviyio, f. £w, v. [suffoco, coquo in vase clauso,] to choke, strangle, stew. 
 
 Ovro) yap irviZ,avTES ev vbdcrX tovs aKoXvpfiovs, Batrach. 157. SYN. 'A7ro7rnyw, 
 
 Kdrairviyu), ay^w. 
 Hvbr), et irvoir), vid. Tlvevjjid. 
 Uviju), f. nvvaw, perf. pass. Treitwiiai, v. [sapere facio,] to make wise. *Av- 
 
 OpojTrbJV Treiryvao' 6eoi b' wira^bv biSivv. \js. 210. 
 Tivit'i, Uvvkos, 6, P. N. [Pnyx,] a place in Athens, dedicated to public assem- 
 blies. NaJ, va\, bXdicpivov bfJTa, 7rXr)v fir) V ry YIvvkX. Equit. 749. 
 Tibd, et iroia, as, r), subst. [herba, gramen,] grass. "HodXov bi tovs rcayovpovs 
 
 clvtX 7roias MtjbXKfjs. Equit. 606. SYN. XXo/), flbTapr), X^P riis ' EPITH. Te- 
 
 peivd, evd)br\s, ^Xoepct, d7rdX>), fjidXaKr), /3Xw6pct, Xet/JiovXs, EpXdrjXrjs. 
 Ubbaybs, ov, 6, subst. [pedissequus, dux,] an attendant, guide. 'Eyw b£ ato 
 
 Ttbbaybs ecrirbprjv TcdrpX. Antig. II96. SYN. 'Aywyos, bbaybs, irofxnevs, cko- 
 
 Xovdbs. 
 Tlbbaypdu), v. [podagra laboro,] to be gouty. Kal tyji> yvu)\xr\v ical r^v XbZaV 
 
 •xdpd~T$ jiiep yap TrbbdypGtVTES. Plut. 559. 
 UbbdXeipXbs, ov, 6, P. N. [Podalirius,] son of .ZEsculapius. 'Irjrrjp' dyd0u> rio§d- 
 
 XetpXbs 7)b£ Mdx«wv. B. 732. 
 Ylbbdirbs, >}, by, adj. [cujas ? e qua regione?] of what country? "Av6pu)7rE, 
 
 irbbdiros ; b. ^oipbTr^Xas MiyapXubs. Acharn. 818. 
 Wbbapyr}, r]S, r), P. N. [Podarge.] Tovs etekc Ztipvpip dvEfMp apirvid Hbbdpyrj. 
 
 FT. 150. 
 Ubbapybs, ov, 6, P. N. [Podargus,] the name of a horse. HdrSc te Kal ov Tib- 
 
 hapyE, KaX AWmv, Ad/xirE te b~tE. 0. 185. 
 TJbbdpKT)s, z eos, 6 et r), adj. [valens pedibus, velox,] powerful in or swift of foot. 1 
 
 Tor b' r//xe//3er' weird TrobapKrjs bibs 'Ay/XXei/s. A. 121. SYN. See Ylobwicrjs. 
 TlbbevbvTbs, ov, 6 et t), adj. [quo pedes circumdantur,] covering the feet. 
 
 1 nveifiooj/ is the term employed by the more recent, nMv/j.wv by the more ancient Attic 
 writers. See R. P. Orest. 271. and Brunck. Trach. 567. 
 3 Tlo5dpKT)s is also a P. N. B. 704. 
 
nOAE IIOIH 715 
 
 "Aypevfia Brjpds, r) vlicpov irdbevbvTov. Choeph. 985. Syn. Tldbfjprjs, irbbrjveKrls, 
 
 7rdbi(TTi]p. 
 Tlobeiov, Qvds, 6, subst. [pediolus,] a foot. 'Afcoa/v bepfid Xeovtos a<pr]fAevdv Ik 
 
 7robeu)P(0v. Theocr. 22. 52. 
 UdbrjVEKtis, *7Tdbt]pr]s i eds, et 7rdbi(rrf]p i fjpos, adj. [ad pedes pertingens,] reaching 
 
 down to the feet. Aep/ud & 6 fxev ravpoto TrdbrjveKes afjnreyET &fiois, Apoll. 1. 
 
 324. See also Baccb. 821. and Choepb. 987. Syn. Udbevbvrds. 
 Udb))pe/uds f ov, 6 et >/, adj. [ventos velocitate asquans,] swift-footed as the 
 
 wind. Et fit) Tlr)\el<i)vi 7rob)]ve/j.os <biced"lpXs. 2. l66. SYN. 'ladvefxos, deXXd- 
 
 ttovs. See YlobwKYjS. 
 TLobfiprjs, vid. UobrjveK^s. 
 Uobrjs, ov, 6, P. N. [Podes.] 'E<t0XoV, tv\ Tcpd^idyoioX Yldbrjv vXov 'Hertd/vos. 
 
 P. 590. EPITH.^A0veids, ayados, dfiv/MDV. 
 UobiaKoSf ov, 6, subst. [pedunculus,] a little foot. UepX rots icdXots Trdbifftcois, 
 
 Anacr. 44. 4. 
 Xldbiffrrip, vid. Tldbrjveicrjs, 
 Udb6\pr)tjTpdv, ov, to, subst. [mantile ad pedes abstergendos,] a towel for wiping 
 
 the feet. Xwots 7rdbo\};r]<TTpu)v re Ka\ tu>v ttoikXXojv. Agam. 899' 
 HdbwKeia, et -rrobuKla, as, 37, subst. [velocitas pedum,] swiftness of foot, fleet- 
 
 ness. *Os Tpu)U)v okottos tcje, 7cobu)KelrfaX ireiroLQojs. B. 792. See also Anacr. 
 
 2. 3. SYN. 'EXaQporrjs. 
 *YldbojiceieoTa.7ds, superl. a 
 TldbuKrjs, ids, 6 et */, adj. [pedibus velox,] swift-footed, fleet, quick. UdbaJKes 
 
 bfifxa, \e~ipd b" ov fipabvverai. Sept. Theb. 6 19' SYN. Tlobas ojkvs, 7rbbrjve/uds, 
 
 Trdbapkrjs, depoXxovs, deXXorrovs, rd^vs, tcl^vitovs, Tayybpdj.ws, Odds, eXdcppos, o^vs. 
 Uodetvos, ri, dv, et ov, 6 et 1), adj. [desideratus, amabilis,] desirable. Ot Tfjab' 
 
 dXrjdels' <jj 7rddetv6s f/fJiepa. Helen. 622. SYN. TpX7rddr)Tds, enrevKros. 
 Tlddiv, adv. [unde? alicunde,] from whence? how? from any where. 'Efcet- 
 
 vus avTos ; b. avrurdros. a. nodev ovv, <ppdaov. Plut. 83. 
 Uodep7ru>, Dor. pro Updaepna), q. v. 
 Tldde(T7repos, >/, ov, v. [vespertinus,] towards evening. X' d /uarrjp' rd be fidXd 
 
 irdQecnrepd Trdvr dpldfievvTi. Theocr. 8. 16. SYN. '^anepXds* 
 Tlddeu), et Ion. imp. irddeeoKdv, f. tjctu), v. [desidero,] to desire, to regret. 'Opdws 
 
 irodels dp' eibevai raicel, yvvai. Iph. T. 543. See also A. 492. SYN. 'Ayd- 
 
 7rdo>, dplydfxai, kXuu), £7rt0u/j£W, efXe/uat, XXXaid/j.ai. 
 Hodrj, f]s f et irddrials, i], et ttoOos, ov, 6, subst. [desiderium,] desire, regret, loss. 
 
 Ae£w rob'' afi(f>l fivT^fxd oov -xdrpos itddu. Helen. 96O. See also Apoll. 1. 
 
 1320. SYN. "ifxepos. EPITH. \A/u0t£aKoyros, dpydXta, ifxZpdeoad, bdXdeaod, 
 
 fidpe'td, yXvKepd, yXviceld, depfirj. 
 n.ddr'iK(i>, Dor. pro Updarjica), q. v. 
 Uddopdo), et TTdddprjfiX, Dor. pro irpdodpdio, q. v. 
 UddX, adv. [ubi ? alicubi, aliquando,] where? somewhere, at some time. 
 
 TlddX yepaiov 'i^vos TidrjjjiX; Phoen. 1732. 
 Jloia, vid. Ylda. 
 Joiavrios, a, ov, adj. [Poeantius,] of Poeas. Eu be ^XXokHittjv, UoiuvtXov ayXddv 
 
 v\ov. y. 190. 
 lotas, avTos, 0, P. N. [Pfeas,] father of Philoctetes. Yloiavros vldv e£edr}K 
 
 eyd) noTE. Philoct. 5. EpiTH. 'Ayavos, ayXdos, d^ivfuov. 
 \~luXi10, f. ycroj, v. [facio,] to make. Aeyetv to [itXXov tovs jjitfirjvuTas iroXei. 
 
 Baccb. 297' SYN. Ylpdaoio, dvvrio, epyd^dfiai, rXOrj/xX, Kd6iaTr]/j.X, bpdu), kutcl- 
 
 <rKeva£(i>. 
 \loiy)eis, cffcrd, tv, et iroir)pos, a, ov, adj. [herbosus,] grassy. "Os p etc AovXt- 
 
 %Xov TcbXvTrvpov, TroujevTos. 7r. 396* Seealso Baccb. 1037' Syn. Ai\i7roi^s, 
 
 yXoepus. 
 
 lot~r)Tt)s, ov, b, subst. [poeta,] a poet, an author. Kdyw pev toiovtos dvrfp wv 
 
 ttoXt]T})s ov KdfJiQ. Nub. 545. SYN. MovffoTToXds, doibus, ^ovaoKOtds, El'ITH. 
 
 2o^ds, ^ v XP^ s f Qp^vr^rXKos, PHR. MovaQv opvis, ttpevs, Oipdniov. 
 
7i6 nom noiM 
 
 Uoit)Tos, 37, bv, adj. [(1) factus ; (2) factitius,] made ; pretended. Ol & eic/3a- 
 
 Xovres haicpva Troir}T(j> Tponio. Helen. 1546. SYN. Ev Trotgros, T£\vriets m 
 JJoiKl\ei^o)v t .ov6s i adj. [veste variata indutus,] star-studded. *H irocK-tXet/umv 
 
 Nv£ aTroKpvxpet fads. P. V. 24. SYN. IToijciXos. 
 *Hoi«tfXta, ay, ^, subst. [varietas, subtilitas,] variety, subtlety. 'AXXd 7rot- 
 
 kXXXq: irpdnXbuv. Eur. fr. /Eol. 9« 2. 
 Ilotfc/XXw, f. tXw, v. [(1) vario, orno, (2) vafre fingo ; (3) perplexe loquor,] to 
 
 diversify, to embellish ; to speak ambiguously. "Edovrb, ttoikIXXovtes av- 
 
 dpuTiiav (3Xbv. Cycl. 339* SYN. AtoXXw, batbaXXu), irdpaXXarrw, irpooiroub- 
 
 fiai. 
 HodciX/id, cltos, to, subst. [(1) ornatus versicolor; (2) vestis acu picta,] em- 
 broidery, an embroidered vest. HoXXds fid<pds <pde!povvd tov irouciXpaTos, 
 
 Choeph. 1000. Syn. IWtXia. 
 TJoticXXbfiovXbs, ov, 6 et rj, 7roiKi\o(pp(»>v t bvbs, et iroiKXXbftfiTrjs, ov, adj. [varia et 
 
 multiplicia habens consilia, astutus,] having various designs, artful. Af/o-e 
 
 & a\vKTbirehr)&i Ylpb/xrjded TroikXXbj3ovXbv. Hes. Theog. 521. See also Hec. 
 
 130. and A. 482. SYN. ' Ay KvXbfx^Trjs, bbXbfiriT-qs, KepbdXtofpwv, KepbaXibs, 
 
 7TOLidXbs, 7rbXi>fiovXbs, 7rbXvfj.r)xdvbs, bbXepbs. , 
 UotKlXbyripvs, vbs, 6 et fj, adj. [varie sonans,] sounding with varied notes. 
 
 $6pfj.iyya re TroiKiXbyapvv. Olymp. 3. 13. 
 HoiKtXbbeipbs, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [cui collum est maculosum,] having a spotted 
 
 neck. ^[Ib* 'Ip^E, 7rpbo£ei7T£V arjbbva 7roiKiXbbeipbv. Hes. Op. 201. 
 UoncXXbbepfxwv, bvbs, adj. [variam habens cutein,] having a spotted skin. Tlot- 
 
 KtXbbepfibvus. Iph. A. 227. 
 tlotKtXodpifi, rp?xos, adj. [varios habens capillos,] having different colored 
 
 locks or hair. Q>o~i(3e, noiicXXodpi!;. Alcest. 600. SYN. ^.tiktos, KdrdoTiKTbs, 
 
 aloXbs. 
 UotKlXb/j.riTr)s t vid. UoiKiXbfiovXos. 
 UoiKiXbfjiop<f)bs, ov, 6 et f], adj. [variam habens formam,] variously formed. 
 
 Ovd' l/JiaTiu)V ficnrTtov bdirdvais Kocrfifjffai 7roiKiXbfji6p(j)(ov. Plut. 530. 
 noiKlXodpbvbs, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [pulchrum sedile habens,] having a beautiful 
 
 throne. HowXXodpbv addi'dr 'AfobbtTa. Sapph. 
 HoiKiXbvioTbs, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [varium habens tergum,] having a variegated 
 
 back. T\oiKlXbvu>Tbv b<piv, (b'pKeoXXa. Pyth. 4. 444. 
 UoiKiX67TT£pbs, ov, 6 et }], adj. [variam habens alam,] having a many-colored 
 
 wing. ?Lvv §' b 7rotKtXo7rre(0os d^0t/3dX((>v. Hipp. 1265. 
 JloiKtXbs, y\, bv, adj. [(1) varius ; (2) versutus ; (3) dubius,] variegated, beauti- 
 fully carved or painted ; deceitful; doubtful. Adftovod ice7rXovs 7toikXXovs j^«t- 
 
 €OX£-b. Med. 1156. SYN. Yla/jnroiKiXbs, albXos, 7rdvaibXbs, TroiKiXofioptybs, 
 
 £T£po~Xpbbs , irbXvEXiKrbs, ariKrbs, 7rotKiXo<pp(*)v. 
 UoacXXoaToXbs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [variis rebus instructus,] furnished with various 
 
 things. 7 UX66v fi£ vrjX ttoikiXootoXw /uerd. Philoct. 343. 
 UoiKXXorpavXbs, ov, 6 et f], adj. [varie balbutjens,] variously stammering, sound- 
 ing. Kdcffv'^ot a)(€VGiv 7roiKtXbTpavXu ixeXt). Theocr. Ep. 4. 10. Syn. Yloi- 
 
 KXXbyrjpvs. 
 TloiKXXbtyopixiyl, tyybs, adj. [quae suaviter cithara canitur,] sweetly played on 
 
 the lyre. 'Yirb 7roiKX.Xb(p6piJiiyybs doibds. Olymp. 4. 4. 
 XloinXXo(f)pu)V, vid. TloiKXXbfiovXbs. 
 rioiKXXybbs, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [perplexe canens,] enigmatical. 'H noiKXXubos 
 
 HL<fHy£ rd npbs nbai oKbneiv. CE. R. 230. 
 HoikXXojs, adv. [varie, arr.bigue,] variously, ambiguously. KpvirTevovcrX be. 
 
 irotKiXios. Bacch. 876. 
 Hoipaivh), et Ion. imp. TroijucuVeo-Kw, v. [(1) pasco, rego; (2) euro ; (3) delink),] 
 
 to feed, direct ; take care of; soothe. Alyds djuov naX ois rd oX aaneTd ttoi- 
 
 fiaivovTb. A. 245. See also i. 188. SYN. BovkoXeoj, vo/ievm, vlfxafiai, fiocrKw, 
 
 hXeino, eKKofxlciaf, Qipdntvi*). 
 
 TloifiavbpXbv, ov, to, subst. [grex hominum,] a flock or host of men, ahost 
 
noiM nOAE 717 
 
 X06Va iroifiavopiov Oeibv. Pers. 7^. SYN. Yloljuvr}, troifivlbv, dyeXrj, orpd' 
 
 rev/md, nXfjdbs. 
 Yloipavup, et 7roifidvrwp t bpbs, 6, subst. [pastor hominum, dux,] a shepherd of 
 
 men, a commander. Tis be iroifidvup eireorX, KanXbeoTroZei crrpdrov ; Pers. 
 
 246. Syn. See lloifjriv. 
 YlotfievXicbs, j), bv, adj. [pastoralis,] pastoral. Tfjvbs b 7roifj.ei'Xicbs Kal ral bpves. 
 
 al be k aeibrjs. Theocr. 1. 23. SYN. No/aos, JSovkoXXkos. 
 Hoi/uriv, evbs, 6, subst. [pastor, dux,] a shepherd, a leader. "Evd' ovri notfjirjv 
 
 afrol. <j>epj3etv /3ord. Hipp. 74. SYN. Ylotfxavojp, fxtjXbjobrris, vbfxevs? fibrr)p, 
 
 fiovKoXbs, Troif.ivXh)v eTnardrrjs, icrjbefjiibv, ap-^bs, (odaXXevs. EpiTH.^AyjOaiAos - , 
 
 ayplwTY}s, bpeoXbpb/jibs, eadXbs. 
 Tloifzvr}, r)s t et tjdev, t/, et dimin. irolpvidv, ov, to, subst. [grex,] a herd, a flock. 
 
 Aei/twvd, Troifivas (jovffTacreis re irpbs irarpos. P. V. 674. See also Orest. 995. 
 
 SYN. 'AyeXrj, ttuiv, (joa-KrffJid, IXds. EPITH. XpvaebfxaXXbs, ev/3orwrdr^, €VKpai- 
 
 pbs, evdpi^, 
 TloifxvfjXbs, a, bv, et rroifxyirrjs, ov, adj. [pastoralis,] of a flock, pastoral. Aire 
 
 Kara arad/uov TroifxviiXbv rjXdanovtjXv. B. 470. See also Alcest. 593. 
 Yloivdrwp, bpbs, 6 et r/, subst. [qui pcenani exigit,] an avenger. 'Aydfie/jivb- 
 
 vos 7roivu.Tbp\ e!)(£j/ ev bbjxoLS. Eur. Electr. 23. SYN. Tiynapos, dfxvvrwp, 
 * Ylotvdo), et iroivaZu), f. acrio, v. [mulcto, punio,] to fine, punish. Yloivaab- 
 
 fxeadd' vvv be rrjv izpbKeifxevr\v t Iph. T. 1434. SYN. KoXaCw, alti£w, ciTrb- 
 
 rivvv\iX, CrjfiXbio, rtfjuopebjuiai. 
 Hoivr], 1 (Dor. iroiva,)T}s, j], subst. [compensatio,mulcta, poena,] a compensation, 
 
 fine, punishment. Tloivas dbeXtywv teal irdrpos Xd/3wv ejjLOv. Troad. 362. SYN. 
 
 'Afioifiri, /3Xd/3»), tXoXs, KoXdaXs, rtfuopXa, diroivbv. EPITH. 'Ai>rt7rdXds, boXXo- 
 
 <pph)v, Kpvbecrad, jjdpeld, e)(dpa, (3pabinrovs. 
 TloiiXfxbs, ov, 6 et i], adj. [ultor, vindex,] retributive, avenging. Kac bpwa 
 
 eXritydris, tLv ae 7roivX/uos biKrj. Trach. 810. SYN. Yloivarwp, dfxvvrwp, 
 TloibXbyeoj, v. [herbas colligo,] to gather ears of corn, to glean. 'A irpav 
 
 "xoibXbyevad 7rdpai(3drXs, qvvek eyu \xiy. Theocr. 3. 32. 
 Uoibpbfj.bs, ov, 6 et r], adj. [herbivorus, herbosus,] grass-eating, grassy. Nvy 
 
 ev iroibvbfxois fjiarpbs itpyaias tottols. iEsch. Suppl. 50. 
 Ylolbs, a, by, adj. [qualis?] of what sort? Alvbrdre KpbvXbrj, iro~iov top fivdbv 
 
 eenras ; A. 552. 
 Honrvvio, f. v<rw, v. [satago, opus facio sedulo, ministro diligenter,] to labor 
 
 at diligently, to serve, 'fts Xbbv "Htyaiarov bid bwfjidrd ironrviiovrd. A. 600. 
 
 SYN. YibXevu), v7rr}pETE(o, bXaKbveta. 
 Uotyvyfxd, drbs, to, subst. [vehemens spiritus emissio,] a puff of wind, a boast. 
 
 MiiS' kv /idraiois icaypiois iroityvyfJidoXv. Sept. Theb. 266. SYN. Bbrj. 
 UbKd, Dor. pro fibre. 
 Ubicds, abbs, ff, subst. [coma,] combed hair. 'AXX' exiroKXio ooi rets trbudbds, 
 
 b. ovirbre fid Am ov y &\j/ei. Thesm. 567* SYN. ©pt£, 7rXbKd/btXs. 
 HbKi£bfjiai, f. Ibfxai, v. [vello,] to clip, to pluck. Tu TpX^ds avr eptwv enbici- 
 
 Hfitrb; ris be irdpevoas. Theocr. 5. 26. Syn. TleUw, Keipw. 
 Uokos, ov, 6, et 7ro|, ttokos, ?/, subst. [vellus,] a fleece. Ilu/oas b' £7r' avrrjs olv 
 
 HiXayyX pov -xbicu. Eur. Electr. 513. See also Ran. 187. Syn. Kwbs, K&ds, 
 
 epXov, bepbs. 
 UbXefxup-^bs, ov, 6, subst. [dux belli,] a commander in war, one of the nine 
 
 Archons at Athens, "[iar dvdTrrjbqv beifxalvovras ttoXXovs uts rbv rrbXljiapybv. 
 
 Vesp. 1042. SYN. 1.rpdrr)ybs, arpdrapybs, yyi/jiojv. 
 HbXifiew, f. rjffu), nbXefii£h>, et irrbXepiZu), f. law et t£w, v. [(l) bellum gero, (2) 
 
 pugno, (3) dissideo,] towage war; to differ with, to quarrel. UbXifiCJ, rd 
 
 fxrjrpos <ru/i/3oX' os y eauoe jjloi. Ion 1385. See also Thesm. 814. and T. 206. 
 
 SYN. ^XdirbXejieii), eKorpdrevbjj.ai, fxdybfxai, fxapvdfxai, 
 T\bXefxr}bbKbs, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [pugnam excipiens et sustinens,] fight-sustaining. 
 
 Ais ev nbXe'nabbKois''Apeus virXoi-aXv. Pyth. 10. 22. 
 
 1 rjoiVai in the plural is sometimes personified, and denotes the Furies : see ZvfjuevXiis. 
 
718 nOAE noAi 
 
 nd\e/u{0s, * TrdXefxtKos, et 7rbXe^Xbs t a, bv, adj. [bellicosus, ad bellum pertinens, 
 hostilis,] warlike, belonging to war, hostile. S^erXtf, kcu o' ai rot 7r6'Xe- 
 fxritd epyd fiefirjXe. p. 1 lo\ See also Pax 673. and Vesp. 1158. Syn. A/ytds, 
 
 fxd^L/JLOS. 
 
 Tld\Zfxi£(t>, vid. TldXefiev. # 
 
 IldX^mds, et 7roXefilds, vid. rJoXe/x^tfo. 
 
 HdXejUHTTfiptds, a, or, adj. [habilis ad belluni, bellicus,] fit for war, martial. 
 
 Yloaovs bpb/movs eXq. rd 7rdXe/ui<m}|0m. Nub. 28. SYN. TlbXepXtcbs, 7rbXefxnXbs. 
 TloXe/jiKTTijs, et 7rro\e/itoTr/s, ov, 6, et (2) 7rbXefxicrpXa, as, ^, subst. [(1) bellator, 
 
 (2) bellatrix,] a warrior. Alx^wW t e/xevai, kcu BapadXeov TrbXefxiaH]V. 
 
 E. 602. See also X. 132. and Choeph. 418. Syn. Upbjjdxbs, /udx*F)/s. 
 
 EPITH. 'EXeyxicrrbs, Kopvdai£, rdXavptvbs, rdXatypwv, yepwv, OapadXebs, 6obs, 
 
 prj^vwp, hdi)fjnov. 
 JlbXefjLOKXbvbs, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [helium ciens,] war-stirring. AfjpXv dTreipeaXr]v 7 
 
 irbXefjioicXbvbv epybv"Aprjbs. Batrach. 4. 
 UdXefioKpavrds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [a bello confectus,] finished by war. Kai 
 
 Atodev iroXefxoKpavTOv reXbs ayvbv. Sept. Theb. 149. 
 UbXe/ubs, et 7TTdXefxds, ov, 6, subst. [bellum,] war. 'AirbXefibv, (5 real, TrbXefibv 
 
 eonevoas renvois. Here. F. 1124. See also A. 492. Syn. ArjpXs, f*dxv> 
 
 brjXbrrjs, fiodos. EPITH. Alfidrbeis, b))Xbs f bvcrrjXeyrjs, bvarixrjs, tcdnbs, Xeuyd- 
 
 Xeos, oXbbs, d/JiolXos, noXvaiZ,, gen. tubs, aruyepos, ahbs, dXXaarbs, aTrprjKTos, 
 
 baicpvoeis, dpdavs, TroXvbdicpvs, (pOiarjviop, eXa<j)pbs, enXbri/xXos, oicpvbeis, apydXebs, 
 
 tX^/jlcjv, oUelbs, x^Xe-rrbs, avrXfitos, exObboTrbs, TrevKebdvos, beivbs, 00t<rt/i/3/3ords, 
 
 b'i£vpbs, bXeyeivbs, KvbdXX/uos, beiXaibs, Tpaxys, i7nrbxapfJ.7)S f (3dpv7rev6rjs. 
 UdXefiotyOdpds, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [bello consumens,] consuming by war. Ovre yap 
 
 dvbpas ttot aTrwXXv TroXefio-ipdopoiaXv. Pers. 658. 
 UdXevh), v. [(1) verso,( 2) versor alicubi, habito,] to turn about ; to dwell in. 
 
 revet TroXevtov. Antig. 342. SYN. Aidyw, dvaarpe(j>b/xai, bXazpijou). 
 lldXecj, v. [(1) versor, (2) aro,] to be occupied about ; to plough. 'A/x-^t 
 
 fieXadpov TroXet gov dyporas dvr\p, Orest. 1265. SYN. YlbXevw, dvaarpetyofxat, 
 
 dpoTpXa£u), cipoio. 
 UdXXaivd/iai, v. [incanesco,] to be hoary. UbXXai-vbuevas irvevfid-X Xafipat. 
 
 Pers. 114. SYN. AevKaivb/xai. 
 UdXXapxds, ov, 6, subst. [civitatis rector, princeps urbis,] governor of the 
 
 state. 'E/x£ fikv 7roXXapxbv evwvvjua) irdrpa. Nem. 7« 125. Syn. 'Aarvvb/ubs, 
 
 iroXtcrobbs, TrbXXovxp s > ^bXiaaovofios. 
 UdXXds, dbds, ri, adj. [urbem tutans, epith. Minervae,] city-protecting. Ti 6* 
 
 ovic'Adijvaiav ewfxev tlbXXdbd ; Aves 828. Syn. See UoXXov^bs. 
 UbXi£w, f. Xoru), v. [urbem condo,] to found a city. Ajj ttotI KabfieloiaXv bfioif 
 
 pXbv dffrv 7rbXlff&ai. Apoll. 3. 1094. SYN. Kn<5w, Xbpvut, oltcbbb/ueu). 
 UbXXrjrris, et nbXXtjTXs, vid. UbXirrjs, 
 JJbXXt'ibxbs, vid. JJbXXovxos. 
 TIb\toKpbrd<f>bs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [cana habens tempora,] hoary-headed. Hatbas 
 
 7rpw0>7/3as, TcbXXoKpbrdtyovs re yepovrds. 0. 518. SYN. Fepm', irpeafivTrjs, 7rd- 
 
 Xaibs. 
 TloXXopKeto, v. [obsideo,] to besiege. Kcu Trectbixdy&v, xal 7rbXXopKQv. Vesp. 
 
 683. Syx. tlepifomfu. Phr. See Sept. Theb. 118. 
 UbXXbs, a, bv, adj. [canus, albus,] hoary. OvydTrjp dvavbpos irbXXd 7rapdev€verat. 
 
 Helen. 282. SYN. Aevnbs, Xevicavdr)s, yeptav, ttoXXoxP^s. 
 UbXiovxbs, 7rbXX)ibxbs, TtbXiaaovxbs, et TtoXiaobbs, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [urbem tutans,] 
 
 city-protecting. T ft ttoXXouxov Kpdrbs. Rhes. 818. See also Apoll. 1. 312. 
 
 and Apoll. 2. 848. SYN. UbXXds, epvaiTrroXXs. 
 UbXXoxp(os, (o, 6 etfi, adj. [canum colorem habens,] hoary. "Opvid* onus Kt]<pijvd 
 
 vrbXibxpus kvkvos ; Bacch. 1354. Syn. See IldXios. 
 TlbXts, et poet. 7rroXis, Xbs, et Attice eios, fj, et irbXicr/jtb, drbs, to, subst. [civitas,] 
 
 a city, a state. UbXis yap- ev •Kpaaaovad baifibvas riet. Sept. Theb. 77' See 
 
 also B. 130. and Aves 564. Syn. "Aotv, TrrbXXedpbv. Epith. 'Ei/^rof, 
 
noM nOAY 719 
 
 'nbXvGKapQfibs, ai7retvj), anreia, aicpa, EvdXos, ev vaierdwud, ev paid fiery, erdXos % 
 
 elrdXXa, evpvdyvid, ei/rety^s, evret'^eos, Xepa, Ifiepoeaad, KaXXXyvrai^, XevKy, 7ro- 
 
 Xv^pvaos, afifidros, diropdrfTos, apprjKTOs, KXvrrl, KaXXi7rXouros, (pXXapfidros, /3ap- 
 
 fidpos, TtdXiyyXwaabs, rZoTTToXXs. 
 YlbXioGbrbfibs,ov, 6 etrj, adj. [(I) iu urbe degens, (2) civitatem regens,] living 
 
 in the city; governing the state. Aaiior, appals re TroXioobvbfiois. Choeph. 
 
 851. SYN. See HbXXapxps. 
 YlbXlaobbs, vid. TlbXXovybs . 
 IToXtrem, as, rj, subst. [constitutio reipublicae,] the constitution of a state. 
 
 "E^ets a-wavTa irpbs irbXXreiar a bel. Equit. 219* 
 UuXiTrjs, 1 ird\Xf]Tr)s t ov, 6, noXXrirXs, et 7rd\7rts, tSo?, ?/, subst. [civis,] a citizen, a 
 
 subject. Ti^es irbXirwr e^dfitXXwrTai <je yrjs ; Orest. 425. See also B. S0o\ 
 
 Hipp. 1124. and Eur, Electr. 1333. SYN. 'Aotos, erbrjfibs, brjfibrris. Epith. 
 
 Kd^os, ayaQos, v\pi7rd\is, apyos, xXeivos, rifiibs, ob(f)bs, aefivos, fcdicbXbybs. 
 Hd\Txvrj, W> V> subst. [oppidulum,] a small town. UoWcLkis eic Tpotclrjrbs and 
 
 Eavdoid ird\i%vr]s. Call. 4. 41. 
 HoWukXs, et TToMdiu, adv. [saepe,] often. See in TloXXx^'V* Syn. Gapa, 
 
 7roXXd, ttoKv, ddfiXrd, dd/idaXs* 
 *IToXXdxov, adv. [multis modis,] in many ways. noXXd^ou gkoitovvtIs ijfids, 
 
 els dizarff evpfosTE. Vesp. 212. 
 UoWdbeKaicXs, adv. [multidecies,] many times ten. Kal iraXXobeKaKis, ws d7ro- 
 
 Xe7o-0£ Tiifxepov. Pax 243. 
 YloXXds, Ion. pro IIoXvs, q. v. 
 IJdXds, ov, 6, subst. [polus, coelum,] a pole, the sky, heaven. Aafnrpwr darptav 
 
 itbXbv ePavvjas. Orest. 1702. SYN. Ovpdvbs. EPITH. Qdeirbs, Xpvayjprjs, 
 
 ovpavXas^ArXavTews, dyrjpavTds, dorlpdeis, aoTtpotyoiTos. 
 *TioXXo(TTds, rj, or, adj. [muitesimus, longissimus,] very long. *Aff7rdaaadai 
 
 Bvfibs, rjfiXr karX TloXXovtu) yjyovu). Pax 55$. 
 UbXvatfibrXbrjs, ov, 6, patronym. [Poly&2monides,] the son of Polyaemon. Kcu 
 
 UbXvaifibrXbrjr 'Afid-rrdovd, Kal MeXdvnnrdv. 0. 276\ 
 UbXvaifiwr, uvds, adj. [cruentus,] bloody. YlbXvaifi<or, QbrXbs* iEsch. Suppl. 
 
 847. SYN. Alfidrbeis. 
 FLoXvatverds, et noXvaivos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [multum laudatus,] highly praised. 
 
 WoXvaivETov ciXicy. Heracl.761. See also K. 544. SYN. 'EpXicvbrjs. 
 YloXvai^, ikos, adj. [impetuosus,] impetuous. "I£e 6' ct' effxdrXrjr irbXvd'iicos irb~ 
 
 Xifioib. Y. 328. SYN. "Aordros, dovpbs, ^oirdXeos, a(fobpbs. 
 TlbXvc.rbpbs, ov, 6 et r), 7rdXvdvwp, bpbs, adj. [multos habens homines, vel mari- 
 
 tos,] populous, having many husbands. Twr filydXavx^v Kal irbXvdrbpwr. 
 
 Pers. 539. See also Agam. 6l. Syn. Evarbpbs. 
 UoXvdvdEfids, ov, 6 et f], et irbXvardris, Us, 6 et r), adj. [multis germinibus efflo- 
 
 rescens,] having many flowers. MXrpais 7rdXvavdEfiois. Anacr. 58. 3. See 
 
 also 1. 353. SYN. JLvdvdEfJLds, evavdrjs, dvQEfxoeis. 
 HdXvdpfxdrds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [multos currus habens,] having many chariots. 
 
 Ty TToXvapudro) dvTXydpe~icd Qrjfiq. Antig. 149. 
 JldXvdprjTds, ov, et 7rdXi)evKrds, 6 et r}> adj. [inultis votis expetitus,] much prayed 
 
 for. IlatSos iraibx 0tXy TroXvap-qros bl toX karX. r. 404,. See also Eum. 540. 
 
 SYN. Ylodeivos, TifxXos, 7rdXvdeaTus, 7roXvfjpdTus, TrdXvTrdOrjTds. 
 TldXvuoTpds, ov, 6 et f], adj. [sidereus,] starry. 'AXX' ov, rd Aids irbXvaarpdv 
 
 ibbs. Ion 869. SYN. 'AaTEpdeis. 
 TloXvfld<f>ris, eos, 6 et >/, adj. [maceratus,] well dyed or soaked. 2ayid7d nuXij- 
 
 /3d0^. Pers. 280. 
 \lldXvfievdris, ids, 6 et rj, adj. [valde profundus,] very deep, fathomless. HitcpSv 
 
 d-noirveiovoaX dXbs TroXvfievQlos ob/urjv. b. 406. SYN. ftvffoi'ieis, flddvs. 
 HdXvfids, ov, o, P. N. [Polvbus.] UoXvpov bt viv XdpovTES 'nnrufiovKdXoi. 
 
 Phoen. 28. 
 
 1 TloKirrts is also a P. N., one of the sons of Priam. B. 791. 
 
720 noAV noAr 
 
 XldXvfioTeipd, Ion. TrovXvfioreipd, as, >/, TroXvfiotTKbs, irdXvfioTos, ov, 6, et 7ro\v/3on)p, 
 
 Typos, 6 ei fi, adj. [multum alens,] much-nourishing or feeding, genial. 'E£ tir-mav 
 
 andfiavTes eni yfloVa irovXvfioTeipdy. T. 265. See also Olymp. 7. 115. and 
 
 Sept. Theb. 773. SYN. TJoXvydpos, 7roXvdpejj,fJnoy, noXvybvos, evKapirbs, Kapm- 
 
 fids, woXvicapTrds. 
 TldXvPorpvs, vbs, adj. [racemis abundans,] abounding in clusters of grapes. 
 
 *Os rrjy TTdXvfidrpvv djnreXoy <j>vei flporots. Bacch. 640. SYN. 'AfjnreXoeis. 
 HdXvfiovXds, ov, 6 et f}, adj. [multi consilii,] very wise. 'O-rnrdre Key icbXvfiov 
 
 \bs evi (ppeaX drjaeX'Adrjyrj. 7r. 282. SYN. UoiKi\dj3ovXvs, TroiaXXotypwy, ndXv- 
 
 fj,r)Tis t TcdXvfiriyavos, avverbs, dtbpXs, e\e(j)po)y. 
 UdXvfiovrrjs, ov, adj. [multos boves habens, dives,] having many oxen ox cattle, 
 
 rich. 'E»> &' dvbpes vaiovaX, 7rbXvpptjyes, noXvfiovrai. I. 296. 
 WbXvfipbxps, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [multis laqueis constans,] having many meshes. 
 
 TlepX be bevpd kcli irbXvfipbx afXjiaTwv. Here. F. 1029* 
 JloXvfiiajids, ov, 6 et >;, adj. [multas aras habens,] having many altars. r Xl /u«- 
 
 ydXij, 7ro\i//3w//€, 7cbXv7TTbXX, noXXd tyepovva. Call. 4. 266. 
 UdXvyridris, ebs, 6 et fj, adj. [multum exhilarans,] greatly delighting. Aa^ov 
 
 irbXvyaQe.es. Pyth. 2. 51. 
 UdXvyXioarffds, ov, q et rj, adj. [(I) multiloquus, (2)loquax,] many-tongued ; lo- 
 quacious. Mj) tyv qdovu) re tcai noXvyXtoooy fidr). Soph. Electr. 6ll. SYN. 
 
 AaXos, aboXeexos, ff7repfibXbyos, crrio/nvXbs. 
 YloXvyvapTTTbs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [multos flexus habens, flexilis,] entwining. 
 
 Kvv^ r, do^dcfAw re, TtoXvyvafiTTTM re aeXiya). Theocr. 7. 68. 
 YJoXvyvutrbs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [multis notus, celeber,] well' known. Marrp&tov 
 
 iroXvyvhiTOv yevbs vfierepwy* Nem. 10. 70. SYN. Evyvioffros. 
 UdXvyofjHpds, et iroXvyo^taTos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [multis clayis compactus,] well 
 
 nailed. UoXvyoficpdv obio-pd. Pers. 71. 
 HoXvydvos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [fo3Cundus,] fertile. YlbXvybyd reXedoi. Msch. 
 
 Suppl. 700. SyN, UoXvKapTrds. 
 YlbXvbaibdXbs, ov, 6 et r;, adj. [multa arte factus,] curiously wrought. Kai bxd 
 
 QwpriKos TroXvbaihdXov fipripeiaTo. H. 252. SYN. EvTvoirjrbs, 7roiicXXbs. 
 TldXvbaKpvs, Ion. UovXvbaicpvs, vbs, ^TrbXvbaicpvbs, et 7rbXvbaKpvTbs, ov, 6 et 17, 
 
 adj. [multas lacrymas efFundens, flebilis,] causing or shedding many tears, 
 
 lamentable. Toy epov Kat aov irbXvbaKpvv "Itvv. Aves 212. See also Apoll. 
 
 2. 91 8. Thesm. 1050. SYN. 'ApXbdapvs, TbXvdprjybs, 7rbXvQpi]vr)T0s. 
 TioXvbafAvd, r\s, fj, P. N. [Polydamna.] 'EoOXd, rd 01 UbXvbafxvd irbpey Q&vos 
 
 Trdpdfcoirls. b. 228. 
 UdXvbeipds, dbds, et irbXvbeipbs, adj. [multa cacumina habens,] many-peaked. 
 
 'AupbrdTrj Kopixprj irbXvbeipdbbs OvXvfjnroib. 0. 3. 
 YlbXvbeybpebs, ov, 6 et 7/, nbXvbeybpris, ebs, 6 et ?/, adj. [arboribus abundans,] 
 
 abounding in trees, woody. \AW r/roi jxev eyto -ndXvbevbpeov aypoy £7ret/ii. 
 
 ^. 359. See also Bacch. 552. 
 UdXvbepurjs, eds, 6 et fj, adj. [multa cernens,] much-seeing. '0<^BaXfxo~iaXv Xhovrd 
 
 <pdos iroXvbepKeos 'Hovs. Hes. Theog. 451. SYN. TLavbepKyjs, irdvoirrris. 
 TldXvbeofids, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [multis ligatus vinculis,] having many chains. 
 
 Ile^Tre 6' enl oyibXr}s ^oXvbeafxov noXXd b' eboxce. 77. 264. SYN. YldXvyojjapds, 
 Y\oXvbevKt)s, eos, 6, P. N. [Pollux.] 'I0i/s dvaa-\pfievoi, UoXvbevneds avrtdaatcop. 
 
 Apoll. 2. 100. EPITH. 'Afidjfirjros, ttvI; dyddos, bids, tepdrepos. PHR. See 
 
 Horn. Hymn. 32. 
 HdXvbi'ipXds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [siticulosus, multum desideratus,] thirsty, much 
 
 desired. Kat kev eXeyx^ros irdXvbl-^Xbv "Apyos tKolfirjy. A. 171. SYN. At- 
 
 ypdXeds, rpX7rddr)rds. 
 HdXiibdyds, ov, 6 et >;, adj. [multum jactatus,] much tossed, lot irp&Tdv, 'I01, 
 
 •xdXvbovov TrXdyrjy (ppdaio. P. V. 813. 
 UdXvbpdftos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [vagus,] running much, wandering. TldXvbpdfxov 
 
 <fivyas d(f>eXds eh? fioi. Much. Suppl. 745. (A double dochm.) 
 
nOAY IIOAY 721 
 
 YloXvbwpr}, rjs, if, P. N. [Polydora,] Toy reice YlrfXijos Bvydrrjp KaXrf HdXvbu>prj. 
 
 n. 175. 
 
 UdXvbtvpds, ov, 6, P. N. et (2) adj. [(i) Polydorus; (2)valde dotatus,] (1) 
 
 Polydorus, (2) well portioned. YldXvbwpos, 'Exafirfs tciIs yeyus rrjs Ktcacws. 
 
 Hec. 3. EPITH. (lyAv-ldeos, UpidfxXbtfs, rdXas, rewraros Ylpidfubwv, aicXav- 
 
 aros, drdtyds. SYN. (2) EvKTtdvos, TroXvuTedrds. 
 UoXveibos, ov, b, P. N. [Polyidus.] Tovs /nev eaa, o o' 'A/3a»rd /ier^ero, teal 
 
 TloXveibov. E. 148. 
 UdXveXtKTos, ov, 6 et if, adj. [multiflexuosus,] much-winding. UtiXveXiKrdv 
 
 abovav. Phoen. 323. 
 WdXvZnris, ids, 6 et %, adj. [verbosus,] wordy. rid\v£7re7$ rt^vai. Agam. 1103. 
 
 Syn. See AdXds. 
 HoXvettis, lot, 6 et if, adj. [longaevus,] for or after many years, aged, "E^fxivov 
 
 ck Tpolas TcoXverrj iioXelv. Helen. 650. SYN. XpovXos, yqpaXos, 
 WoXvevKTos, vid. TloXvapriTos. 
 HdXv£r)Xds, et 7rdXvc:r]Xu)Tds, ov, 6 et if, adj. [multo studio expetitus vel expe- 
 
 tendus,] sought or to be sought with much emulation. Tax* es bdfiovs crovs rbv 
 
 TrdXvgrjXov iroolv. Trach. 185. See also Hipp. 168. Syn. See UdXvdprjrds. 
 YldXvZvyds, ov, 6et7/,adj. [multa habens transtra,] many-benched. 'AerxdXdo. 
 
 Ttdpd vrjX TcoXvcivyif), rfvitip deXXcu. B. 293. SYN. IloXv/cX^ts. 
 HdXv))pdTds, ov, 6 et if, adj. [perjucundus, optabilis,] very delightful, most de- 
 sirable. MvffiA 'EXivrfS ^eipCJv iroXv^pdrov es ydjxov &pr\v. o. 126. 
 IldXvrjXris, ids, et TrdXvy'ixr)ros, ov » ° e ^ >h a( lj. [multisonus,] loud-sounding. "H 
 
 ri 6dfj.a Tpojnuod yiei TzdXvrf^id <j)u)V>jv. r. 521. See also Hipp. Alcest. 941. 
 
 SYN. 'H^eis, ipifipd/ids, irdXvtyiovds, 7roXvdpods. 
 HoXvdaparis, ids, 6 et r/, adj. [multa fiducia praeditus, audax,] having much 
 
 confidence, bold. "0$ pa r* 'AiiaCovXbojv iroXvdapoids £k TtdXifioid. Apoll. 2. 
 
 914. SYN. Rvdapaifs, TTcU'roXfuds, TdXdofypiov . 
 HoXvQeds, ov, 6 et if, adj. [qui multos deos colit vel habet,] worshipping or 
 
 having many gods. HdXvdiiov pvaXa-aQeiadv. iEsch. Suppl. 430. 
 YldXvdepaibrjs, ov, 6, patron. [Polythersides,] the son of Polytherses. 
 IldXvdeaTds, ov, 6 et if, adj. [percarus,] very dear. Tgkvov, iXivvaov, renvov 
 
 ndXyQeori rdKevaX. Call. 5. 48. SYN. See TloXvapards. 
 TldXvdripos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [feris abundans,] abounding in wild beasts. lv 5' 
 
 a.fii<px tuv irdXvQtfpdv . Hipp. 144. 
 \YldXvdp€fxn<jt)p t ovds, et 7rdXvdp€/jifxdTds, 6v, adj. [multos alens,] very nourishing, 
 I rich. "AXXovs c' 6 \iiyas Kal wdXvdpefipuDv. Pers. 33. Syn. UoXvfioffKos, iro- 
 
 Xvftdrds, TroXvTpdcfidSy irXovolos, 7roXinrafjfj.ujv, TroXvf.ir)Xds. 
 T\dXvdprjvds,et iroXvardvos, ov, b et if, adj. [luctuosus,] mournful. YldXvdprfvov 
 ■ fueyd irov orivei, ttKXifoKov-ad. Agam. 691- See also Helen. 211. SYN. TLo- 
 
 Xvbaicpvs, 7roXvbdKpvTos, ttoXvkwkvtos, TToXvirevQi}*, noXv^XavTos, 7rdXvKr)bfjs 9 
 
 fidpxnrevQqs. 
 HoXvdpdds, ov, o et 1/, adj. [sonorus,] mueh-sounding, noisy. $vydbd fidraiat 
 
 iroXvdpoois. jEsch. Suppl. 827. Syn. See YldXvri-^ijs. 
 ,% TldXv6vpos,ov, b et y, adj. ["ex muitis foliis vel plicis constans." Vid. doctiss. 
 
 Markland. in I. c. ] consisting of many sheets or leaves. AeXrow jaiv a'tbe ird- 
 
 XvSvpoi bXairrv^ai. I ph. T. 728. 
 ndXvdvrds, ov, b et >/, adj. [multa habens sacriiicia,] of or composed of many 
 
 sacrifices or victims. TIoXvOvtov be bx* dXvijs 'Ap-TtfiXbds. Iph. A. 185. 
 ndXvibds, ov, b, P. N. [Poly id us.] 'Hv bt. tXs ¥J)yj)vwp, TloXvibov fxavrXos vlos. 
 
 N. 663. Epith. Tepiov, fiyaftfc. 
 ndXvtbpela, as, ?/, subst. [multa scientia,] much knowlcge, ability. "Eerx', >; 
 
 iravT ItyvXarroi vtiov iroXvibpeirfrnv. ft. 346. SYN. 'E/i7rc<ptrt, t7ft(7r>y/i/;. 
 fldXmbpXs, lus, adj. [multa calleus,] knowing much, learned. "HXt/0' dpjjp 
 
 iroXvibpis Zfjiov irpb% btuf-idrd irurpos. o. 458. SYN. "Efjnreipds, 7ibXu7reipos, «7T(- 
 
 (TTijfjuay, hdi'ifHov. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 4 Y 
 
722 nOAY nOAY 
 
 IldXvnnrds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [equis abundans,] possessing many horses. "I/i- 
 fipXdv al-^QiriT^v, ttoXvItcttov Meiropd's vldv. N. 171. 
 
 UdXvixQvds, ov, et 7rd\vi-xPvs, vds, 6 et ^, adj. [piscibus abundans,] abound- 
 ing in fish. *H els oibfji aXXov TrbXvi^dvuy cifi^Xs opovaei. Horn. Apoll. 417. 
 SYN. 'I^Qvoets, 7rdXvKf]rris. 
 
 UdXvKayKrjs, eds, 6 et r\, adj. [admodura aridus, siccus,] much parched, dry. 
 
 TW §' £7T€l OVV TzlvOVT VL(f>€TrjV 7ToXvKayKed bl\pdl>. A.' 641. SYN. ZripuS, KCLT&- 
 
 fypos. 
 TloXvKavrjs, eds, TtoXvKrdvds, et TrdXv(j)6vds t ov, 6 et fj, adj. [multos inter- 
 
 ficiens,] killing many. UdXvKdpels fidr&v iroidvduwv* clkos b\ Agam. 1140. 
 
 See also Orest. 1141. SYN. Adpvicdvris,'irdXv<pddpds, irdXvKTdvds. 
 YloXvicaTrvvs, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [fumo abundans,] abounding in smoke. Mq a 
 
 aldaXuiarj irdXvKditvov areyos ireirXovs. Eur. Electr. 1140. SYN. ^VdXdets, 
 
 icaTrviobrjs. 
 nd\vKctp7rds, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [fructuosus,] fruitful, productive. ~Ao-adv Xev 
 
 7roXvKapnov aXwfjs, ir€ipr)Ti<Ziov. 10. 220. SYN. Kapiro^dpos, evKapnos. 
 HvXi/Kaerri, rjs, ?/, P.N. [Polycaste.] T6(j>pd be TrjXefxdxov Xovaev KaXrl lloXv- 
 
 hciotx). y. 464. 
 JJoXtiKepbeia, as, rj, subst. [" magna prudentia agendi commode et dextre." 
 
 Damm.] great cunning. Avrdp d fjv aXbyov TrdXvKepbelyaXy dvwye. w. 166. 
 
 SYN. AoXos, dvovpyXa, TroixXXotypoavvr]. 
 YldXvKepbrjs, eds, 6 et r/, adj. [astutus, callidus, vafer,] crafty, cunning, 
 
 knavish. Mv^adro Mribeirfs iroXvicepbeds kweoXawv. Apoll. 3. 1363. SYN. 
 
 AdXdfirjTXs, TrdXvfxrjTXs, 7roiKiXo<f>p(t)v, nepbdXeds, irdvovpyds. 
 TibXvKeptos, (jjtos, adj. [multa habens cornua,] many-horned. "EvO' eloneoiov 
 
 etceipe iroXvuepiov <pdvov. Aj. Fl. 55. SYN. JLvcepws. 
 HdXvtcecrTos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [varie acu pictus,] much-embroidered. 'Ay^t be utv 
 
 •KbXvKearbs Xfxas dirdXrjv vico beipi]v. F. 371. SYN. AaibaXeos, iroitcXXos, a'idXds. 
 JJdXvKrjb^s, eds, 6 et fj, adj. [valde luctuosus,] very lamentable. 'A/^orepw* crv 
 
 ixev evddb* e/i6vrruXvKr)bed votrrov. ^.351. 
 YloXvicriTris, eds, 6 et ri, adj. [belluis abundans,] abounding in large beasts. Ov 
 
 yap Tts brfdov TrdXvKrjred NeTXoV vnepfias. Theocr. 17« 98. SYN. See IloXvt- 
 
 "^dvds. 
 UtiXvKXavTos, 1 et TrdXvKXavffTds, ov, 6 et i], et rj, dv, adj. [multum defletus vel 
 
 deflens,] greatly lamented. "Epvds depdkv, rrjv 7rdXvKXavrriv. Agam. 1503. 
 
 Syn. See UdXvdprjvds. 
 IToX»>cXetr^s, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [multum celebratus,] renowned. 'E$ ov ndXvtcXei- \ 
 
 rov Kd& "EX-Xavas. Olymp. 6. 120. 
 UdXvKXriXs, tbds, ^, adj. [multis transtris instructus,] many-benched. N^i irdXv- 
 
 KXrfibX KaX e'LaXbe iravrds eralpovs. \p. 324. SYN. TldXvclvyds. 
 YldXvicXr]pds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [locuples,] rich. 'Hyayoyu^v be yvvalxd ndXvKXtjptov 
 
 avdpu)TTb)v. |. 211. 
 IloXvfcX»/r#s, ov, 6 et^, adj. [longe evocatus,] called from afar. 'AX^Xois* drdp 
 
 avre TrdXvicXr)TOi enXicovpoi. K. 420. 
 UdXvicXvards, ov, 6 et ?j, adj. [multis alluens vel perstrepens undis,] boisterous 
 
 with waves. Oi /xep iravres dXovrd irdXvKXvcrr^ evX ttovt^. r. 277* SYN. Ilo- 
 
 XvtyXoiopds. 
 UdXvKfxrjrds, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [multum laboris et aerumnae habens, elaboratus,]i 
 
 occasioning much labor, highly wrought. 'AXX' dp* eir ovbov I5e TrdXvKfiij 
 
 rov OdXdfiotd. b. 718. SYN. rioXvSa/^dXos, evrvKTds. 
 UdXvKvriuds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [cui multa sunt juga et saltus,] hilly and woody 
 
 HL-xplvov re, SfcwXdv re, irdXvKvr^fxov r 'ETeiovdv. B. 497* 
 YldXvKvioods, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [multo nidore redolens,] fragrant. Tj/XofleV 
 
 avrXduod irdXvicvlaoov £ffard/x/3^s . Apoll. 3. 879* Syn.Evw5i/s. 
 
 1 The form iro\vK\avros is preferable to that of iro\vK\av<Tros. See the able remarks of Hein- 
 rich. Mu». v. 236. p. 132. 
 
 I 
 
 [ 
 
nOAY IIOAY 723 
 
 IIti\vKoiv8s, ov, 6 et *7, adj. [omnibus communis, publicus,] very common, 
 
 public. Mey&V, fj tov irdXvKOivdv"Ahav. Aj. Fl. 1193. SYN. U&yKOivos. 
 UdXvKoipavia, as, fi, subst. [multorum imperium,] the government of many, 
 
 ochlocracy. Ovk dyddbv irdXvKoipdvXr)' els Koipdvds carta. B. 204. 
 YldXDKoipdvds, ov, et 7rdXvKpdT})$, eds, 6 et fi, adj. [praepotens,] ruling many, 
 
 very powerful. HdXvKoipdve, fxdvddve itai. Ran. 1270. SYN. 'EptaOevrjs, 
 
 xayKpdTTjs. 
 HdXvcdXvfjfids, ov, 6 et f/, adj. [multum natans,] swimming much. HoXvKdXv/j.- 
 
 fiois fieXealv. Ran. 245. 
 TldXvKpavdSy ov, 6 et fj, adj. [multa habens capita,] many-headed. $dvr)Q'l rav- 
 
 pds, r) TroXvKpavos y Xbelv. Bacch. 1005. SYN. 'EKdroyKetydXds. 
 TloXvKpdTrjs, vid. UoXvKotpdpvs. 
 UdXvKpords, ov,6etfj, adj. [(1) multis plausibus resonans, (2) astutus,] (1) 
 
 loudly applauding, (2) crafty. AlyXndbriv, bXaepurd, irdXvKpoTuv, fjbvyeXoJTa. 
 
 Horn. Hym. 18. 37. 
 YldXvKTEdvoSy ov, 6 et fj, irdXvKTYjfxtov, dvds, et TrdXvKTrjTos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [qui 
 
 multa acquisivit et possidet, dives,] having many possessions, rich. Ov 7roXXd>, 
 
 Xhe -KdTpXhd TroXvKTtdvov. Olymp. 10.44. See also Ion 583. et Androm. 7§5, 
 
 SYN. ^Atyveids, 7rd\vKXrjpds, TroXvira/jL^wv, 7rvXvXi]Xds, irdXvfxriXfis, irXovaXds, 
 
 oX$Xds. 
 J\oXvKTdvos, vid. YloXvmvris. 
 HdXvKTdpXbrjs, ov, 6 patronym. a (2) UdXvKrwp, dpos, 6, P. N. [(1) Polyctorides ; 
 
 (2) Polyctor,] (l)the son of Polyctor; (2) Polyctor. Yleiaavbpos re YIoXvkto- 
 
 pibrjs, TldXvfios re butypiov. )/. 243. See also p. 207. 
 UdXvKu)KVTds, ov, 6 et hy adj. [multum lugens, luctuosus,] very sad, mournful. 
 
 Bjjfs 7toXvicu)kvtovs els 'AXbad nvXas. Theogn. 244. SYN. See UdXvQprjvds. 
 HdXvKWfids, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [comessationibus abundans,] full of revels. ridXv- 
 
 ku)[aovs Kurd bands. Anacr. 42. 14. 
 TldXvKWTrds, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [raultos habens remos,] many-oared. Itclit} ttoXj)- 
 
 Kumfiv o)(rifxd vaos avrai. Trach. 658. 
 TLdXvXfjXds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [multas segetes habens, dives,] having many crops, 
 
 rich. Nate 7rdXvKrrjfA0Ji>, TrdXvXfjXds' aXXd i fxolpd. E. 6 13. SYN. See Ilo- 
 
 \vKT7lfXb)V. 
 
 ndXvXioTds, poet. 7roXvXXiords, et 7rdXvXXros, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [multum invocatus,] 
 
 much entreated, supplicated. 'AXX' »/'y' ev vrjoicX TrdXvXkioToiaX fxepovad. 
 
 Horn. Apoll. 347. See also Call. 4. 316. Syn. UpvatKTtop. 
 'TldXv fxddr)s, ids, 6 et f], adj. [multa doctus,] who has learned much. 'AvbpQv 
 
 TrdpovTiov 7rdXv/jLddu>y Kal be\x&v. Vesp. 1170. SYN. See IToXvtfyus. 
 ■ridXvfjiebifjivos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [multos medimnos gignens,] producing many 
 
 medimni. Aa/iarep, yueya x a "*P^> ^dXvrpdcpe, 7rovXvfxebtiJ.ve. Call. 6. 2. 
 TltiXvfiETpds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [copiosus,] plenteous. Ovros nor etc yf\s ir&Xv- 
 
 ixirpov Xdfiiov oTdxyv. Eur. fr. Mel. 1. 6. 
 ^UdXvfxf)Xr], Tjs, fj, P.N. [Polymele.] UapBevXos, rdv etikt! xdpu faX)) IloXvp/X^. 
 
 n. 180. 
 
 \IdXvpr}Xds, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [multas oves habens, vel multa poma ferens,] rich 
 in sheep, producing many apples. *l(j>kXov vibs irdXvfifiXov fyvXdnXbad. B. 
 705. Syn. See YldXvdpe^oyv. 
 
 TdXvfxriffTwp, dpos, 6, P. N. [Polymestor.] TloXvufiff-tipos npos bwfxd, Qpyiciov 
 levov. Hec. 7. 
 
 IdXvfxriTXs, ids, adj. [multo consilio praeditus, sagax,] full of sense, wise. Elr 
 eKbvvai puKtatv tcpv(j)devd\ wcnrep TrdXvfxriTXs 'obvaaevs. Vesp. 351. SYN. ritSXv- 
 fiovXds, TroiKXXdftovXds, 7roiKXXo(ppii)V, /iT/rttrj/s, 7rdXv(j)p(oy, 7repiaa6(f)pioy, 7roXv- 
 rrat7rdXds. 
 
 IdXvfirjxdvXa, a , fj, subst. [calliditas, solertia,] much contrivance, ingenuity. 
 Kai KlpKTjs KureXe^e b"Xov Tid> v^ri^dviriv re. ip. 321. SYN. ^Z,d(j>Xa, irptifuridXct, 
 TrdXvirXdKXd, TTOiKiXxxppdavvri, iraurdXr]fjid. 
 IdXvfjLTi^dvds, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [callidus, solers,] much-contriving, clever, inge- 
 
724 nOAY IIOAY 
 
 nious. fypaofferat, &s k1 verjraX, eirel irdXvfji^avds ecrrtM. a. 205. SYN. Xlo- 
 
 XvfiovXbs, TrdXvfxriTXs, 7rbXvTralTrdXbs, /ur)xdvcppd(pbs, ndvovpybs. 
 UdXvfjiiTds, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [multis liciis textus,] having many threads, woven. 
 
 Ud\vfj.iTh)P KeirXiov. Msch. Suppl. 439» ^ 
 JJoXv/nv^areid, (subaud. fieXr)) wv, ret, subst. [carmina a Polymnesto quodam 
 
 inventa,] the strains of Polymnestus. Kai YloXvfJivrjareia tvoi&v, Kal tyvfov 
 
 OlwrixV- Equit. 1287. 
 HdXvjjivrjGros, r), bv, et 6 et fj, adj. [multum ambitus,] much courted. IIoAv- 
 
 ixvaarov dTrrjvOXah). Again. 1434. 
 TloXvfivijaTiap, dpos, d, adj. [memoria pollens,] having a powerful memory. 
 
 Tevov irdXvfivri<TTU)p ecpanTiop 'lovs. iEsch. Suppl. 544. SYN. Ev/xv^juwv, f*V)]- 
 -juwv, fxvrjfxbPXKos. 
 IldXvfxvXa, as, ^, P. N. [Polyhymnia,] one of the rfine Muses. See tire note of 
 
 the word 'Epdrw. 
 UdXv/jiox^os, et TrbXvTrbvos, ov, 6 et fj, adj [aerumnosus,] causing or undergoing 
 
 much labor, wretched. T il 7rbXv [xoyQbs "Apr}$, tX itb& a" part. Phcen. 796. 
 
 EpiTH.^AflAtos, 7ravadXXds, fio^dvpos, eirXirbvbs. 
 UoXv/jLvOds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [verbosus,] of many words, loquacious. Our ovv 
 
 r Yr)XZna"xpv fxaXa nep irbXvjxvQbv eovtu. /3. 200. SYN. AdAos, 7roitiXXbf.ivdbs, 
 
 icbXvXoyos, (TT&fjivXds. 
 TlbXvvabs, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [multa habens delubra,] having many temples, fly 
 
 be ^dpt^o/xefa, TcoXv^vvfie teal 7rbXvvae. Theocr. 15. 10p. 
 lldXvvavTrjs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [multos nautas habens,] having many sailors. 
 
 UdXvxeip, Kal TroXvvavTris. Pers. 85. 
 UdXvveiKTjs, 1 ebs, 6, P. N. [Polynices,] one of the sons of CEdipus. 'E^v7rria- 
 
 £<i>i> bvbfxd, YlbXvveiKovs (3Xar. Sept. Theb. 574. 
 *YldXvv€ticris, ebs, 6 et r\, adj. [contentiosus,] contentious. O* bfjr 6pQ<Z>s Kal 
 
 iroXvveiKels. Sept. Theb. 829- 
 HdXvvecpeXrjs, et TcdXvvtyeXos, ov, adj. [nubibus obductus,] having many clouds, 
 
 cloudy. Ylb-XvveQeXa Kpeoiri, Ovydrep. Nem. 3. 17. 
 UbXvvrjbs, ov, 6, P. N. [Polyneus.] 'A t u<f>XaX6s 0* vlos UbXvrijov TeKrbvXbab. 
 
 d. 114. 
 HdXvpXcprjs, ids, 6 et ^, adj. [muHa nive tectus, nivosus,] covered with snow. 
 
 IT£7dA& K'drd bpXd 7rdXvpX(j>ea. Helen. 1325. SYN. Ntyo/GoAos, ri<pofiXrjs, yXb- 
 
 vu>hi]s, vX(pe-wbr}s, vXtyoeis, *yXbveoG. 
 I\dXi>levbs, z et Ion. ndXv^eivbs, ov, 6 etfj, adj. [qui multos hospites habet,] enter- 
 taining many strangers, hospitable. T6v -nbXv£evioTaTov. ./Esch. Suppl. 1 63. 
 
 See also Alcest. 584. SyN. ^XXo^evbs, evfyvbs. 
 TloXvlfivy, rjs, >/, P. N. [Polyxena,] the daughter of Hecuba. Atrel 0' dbeX<priv 
 
 tyiv ifiriv TLbXv^evriv. Hec. 40. Phr. For an account of the sacrifice of Po- 
 lyxena, see Hec. 519 — 580. 
 YlbXvfyeoTbs, ov, 6 et %, adj. [expolitus, pulchre factus,] highly polished, beauti- 
 fully made. <&aoX itbXviecTois. <E. C. 1570. Syn. UbXv k^tos. 
 * YlbXv£fo, bos, f], P. N. [Polyxo.] AaXvoV avrdp eTreird (juXrj rpbtpbs wprb TTo- 
 
 Aw££. Apt>U. 1.668. 
 UbXvoX(3bs, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [divitiis abundans,] very wealthy. BdaXXev ^wjoas 
 
 rds 7rbXv6Xj3ov. Eur. fr. Archil. 33. 1. Syn. See YlbXvKTedibs. 
 HbXvopviQbs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [avibus frequens,] having many birds. HbXv6pvt- 
 
 dbv err' aldv. Iph. T. 436. 
 IldAvo^Aos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [populosus,] populous. Ov aijs epu>f.tev 7ibXvb)(Xav 
 
 TvpavvXbbs. Rhes. l66. SyN. TlbXvavdpionbs. 
 UbXij7raindXbs, ov, 6 et %, adj. [versutus, astutus,] cunning, crafty. T77V b J 
 
 dpd QotvlKes nbXvTraiTrdXoi YinepbTrevov. o. 418. Sy^N. See YlbXvpovXbs. 
 YlbXvxanfjLwv, b> 'bs, adj. [multa possidetis, dives,] possessing much, wealthy. 
 
 1 See the note on the word 'l'tcokAijs. 3 Ylo\6^uvh is also a proper name. B. 623. 
 
HOAY nOAY 72j 
 
 T/owes, h\ war dies TroXvirapfidrds avbpbs ev avXjf. A. 433. SYN. See IldXi/- 
 
 KTECLVVS. 
 
 YldXvneipds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [multa expertus, callidus,] of much experience. 
 
 Aeii'ijv, ayadriv, (pavXrjv, aefivyy, dydvr)v t TtdXvTreipdv. Lysistr. 1 10$. SYN. 
 
 Sec TlfiXvXbpXs. 
 HdXvirevdrjs, eds, 6 et fj, adj. [in multo luctu,] in much sorrow, sad. Kal av, 
 
 yepov, ndXvTrevties, ewei. as fxoX ijydye balfiwv. £. 386. SYN. TldXvdprjvds. 
 YldXvTTTjfjidi'Xbrjs, ov, 6, patronym. [Polypemonides,] the son of Polypemon. 
 
 Xlds 'AQeibavrds YldXvirrmdvXbud dvanrds. u). 304. 
 JJdXv7n')f*(i)v, dibs, adj. [multa damna afferens, noxius,] bringing many losses 
 
 or distresses, calamitous. Avrdp dva£ dry itoXviriinovX x €l P"- s aeipas. Apoll. 
 
 4. 223. SYN. BXdfiepds, Xw/3//ets, bjXii/uujv, ttoXvgXv^s, QT);jXwbr)s, Xv/uavTi'ipXds. 
 UdXvTrrjvos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [multo stamine textus,] richly woven. Xp>~]<rai 
 
 TroXvnriva (papia bvvai. Eur. Electr. 1^1 . SyN. UdXvreXris. 
 JJdXv7riba^, clkos, et TrdXvirihaKos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [fontibus abundans,] abound- 
 ing in springs. "Ib-qv b' Uavov troXviribaKa, fi-qrepd Qrjpwv. O. 151. See also 
 
 T. 218. SYN. EiJuypds, tcddvypds, itdXvTtdTdfxds. 
 YldXvmKpds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [valde amarus,] very bitter. M>) TrdXvmKpa. KaX 
 
 alvd jotas dndriaeaX eXdwv. re. 255. SYN. Hifcpdrdrds. 
 YldXv7rXvi)s, eds, 6 et 1), adj. [valde sordid us,] very squalid. V P 'dydpoxpovv kdpa 
 
 7roXvwXves r t^wc. Khes. 712. 
 TioXvirXaytcrds, ov, 6 et rj, 7roXv7rXdvfis, eds, TroXvTrXdvrjTds, et 7id\vwXdi'ds, ov, 
 
 6 et ?/, adj. [multivagus,] wandering much, roving. YloXvirXayKroTepov re 
 
 Qvar&v. Here. F. 1190. See also Helen. 203. 1318. and Phcen. 671. 
 
 SYN. YJepXcpotTos, irepiaTpotyds. 
 HdXv7rXedpds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [qui multorum jugerum est,] of many acres, ex- 
 tensive. IloMdiv /jev ap^eis, iroXvirXedpovs be croi yvas. Alcest. 703. SYN. 
 
 Y.vpvxjiopds, irXdrvs, fieyds. 
 Y\dXviiXdKXa, as, ?/, subst. [versutia, dolus,] cunning, deceit. 'AXXd bdXovs, 
 
 a7rdras re, noXvirXoKXas t e<pXXr)odv. Theogn. 67- Sy^N. TldXvfxrjxdvXa, wav- 
 
 ovpyXa, 
 HvXvirXoKos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [multis nexibus implicans vel implicitus, multi- 
 plex,] entangling, entangled. HovXvnov opyrtv ^o^e tt6Xvk\6kov , os tcotX Trerprj. 
 
 Theogn. 215. SYN. YIoXvtttvxos, ttoikXXos, bdXXdtypiov. 
 UdXv7roiKXX6s, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [variegatus,] variegated. 'Es epXv opvvfieva nuXv- 
 
 TroiicXXa. Iph. T. 1150. 
 YldXv7roirr}s, ov, 6, P. N. [Polypcetes.] 'AvaravTes & erdpoi UoXviroirao Kpare- 
 
 poid. ^F. 848. EPITH. Kpdrepos, favOds, X'crddeds, fieveTrroXefjids, vibs YletpX- 
 
 60010. 
 WoXvirdvos, Ion. TTOvXv-Kovds, vid. WoXvp.o\Qds. 
 IldXvndrdfxds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [multos habens fluvios,] having many rivers. 
 
 Mo.iCotXv a.f.i<pX 7rdXv7roru/jdv. Here. F. 409» SYN. TloXmctba^,, 7rdXviribdKus. 
 YloXviroTvXos, d, ov, adj. [valde venerandus,] highly to be honored. Mijetym Aiv- 
 
 bvfjtXrjv TtdXxnvoTvXdv lyKaXtovres. Apoll. 1. 1125. 
 tloXvTrovs, 1 ndbus, adj. [multos pedes habesis,] many-footed. "H|ei Kat irtiXv- 
 
 7rovs. Soph. Electr. 488. 
 UoXvirpay^dveo), v. [ardeiionem ago,] to act the busybody. Evepytretv ovv 
 
 earX to ndkinrpayiddieip. Plut. 914. SYN. YlepXepyaZofxat, n6Xv7rpayf.td-eu). 
 ndXv7rpayfiuovvr), r t s, r;, subst. [solicitudo dc multis negotiis nihil ad nos perti- 
 
 nentibus,] a meddling interference. WoXvirpay^davvris vvv es KetydXijv rpenoiT 
 
 efxoi. Acharn. 833. SYN. UepXepyXa. 
 I8\v7rpayfx(vy, dvds, adj. [curiosus,] meddling, inquisitive. 'A/jiddrjs ydp 
 
 €0vs, kov 7iuXv7rpayitu)V. Ave9 471. Sy N. Ylepiepyds, 0tXo7rpdy/iu>v, (TrX/de- 
 
 Xijs, irpayfidrXKos. 
 
 1 IloXvirovs, Attice IlouXvirovs, is also a subst., the name of an animal, the polypus. See Danim. 
 a t. HqXvttovs. 
 
72G noAY noAY 
 
 UdXvirpepvos, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [multos habens stipes vel truncos,] having many 
 
 stumps or trunks. Kv<cXd TrdXvirpifxyoid bf e£ v\rjs Terdpvord. Apoll. 4. 
 
 161. 
 rid\i/7rroX^, etas, adj. [multas urbes habens,] containing many cities. Tlorvld, 
 
 irovXv^xeXadpe, 7rdXv7rrdXX, ^alpe, Xirwyij. Call. 3. 225. 
 YLdXvirTV)(ps, ov, 6 et t), adj. [multas plicas vel valles habens, sinuosus,] hav- 
 ing many folds or valleys, winding. "Ibrjs kv Kopv^aX ttoXvtttvxov, aXXore b' 
 
 avTE. X. 171* SYN. TLoXv7rXdKds, Trrvyuhris. 
 IIdXv7rvpyds, ov, 6 et ff, adj. [multis turribus munitus,] defended by many 
 
 towers. Toy bXdfids, etcdepye, feat '[iKdXeTjv TroXvirvpyb'v. Horn. Hym. 2. 242. 
 HoXvwvpos, 01/, 6 et 7], adj. [tritico abundans,] abounding in wheat. Tds 'A^pd- 
 
 biras ndXvnvpdv aldy. JEsch. Suppl. 564. (Choriambic trimeter.) Syn. Uv- 
 
 pdfopos, 7rdXvKapirds. 
 IldXvppcnrTds, irdXvppa<j)ds, ov, 6 et ?/, et 7roXi/ppd0jys, es, adj. [multum consutus,] 
 
 well sewed. 'Plxpas rol,ov epa£e, ■noXvppa-KTOv re fdperprjy. Theocr. 25. 265. 
 
 See also Aj. Fl. 575. 
 TldXvpprjv, r)i>os, adj. [(l) multos agnos habens, (2) dives pecoris,] having many 
 
 lambs, rich in cattle, wealthy «. "AyyJ be vaierdovaX itoXvpprives TX,3dpr)voi. 
 
 Apoll. 2. 377» SyN. IIoXvjut/Xos, 7roXv(3ovTr}s, 7roXvKTedyds. 
 TJdXvpptvds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [corio multiplici indutus,] covered with many hides. 
 
 *Av be TrbXvppivov rwfxa cclkos, av bi KaX ey^ds. Apoll. 3. 1230. 
 UoXvppdbds, ov, 6 et f], adj. [rosis abundans,] abounding in roses, rosy. Xo>- 
 
 pHofxev es TroXvppobovs. Ran. 448. 
 TloXvppddds, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [multiloquax,] loquacious. 'T/uvo70' vir aorwv <ppoi- 
 
 fiiois iroXvppodots. Sept. Theb. 7» 
 JJdXvppvTos, ov, 6 et r), adj. [multifluus, copiose fluens,] flowing copiously, 
 
 streaming. TldXvppvTov yap alfi vire^aipovut ' rajy. Soph. Electr. 1419. 
 IloXiJs, 1 poet. ttovXvs, Ion. ttoXXos, iroXXr), iroXv, poet. irovXv, Ion. noXXdy, gen. 
 
 ov, fjs, ov, et eds, adj. [multus, magnus, vehemens,] much, many, great, violent. 
 
 TiavToQev ex fieXewy ttoXiis eppeev, ovbe ni) eiyev. II. 1 1 0. See also N. 804. 
 
 and 0. 109. SYN. Meyds, TrafXTroXvs, airXeros, av^yds, Xkclvos, daiterds, 
 TldXvaXvrjs, ids, 6 et 7), adj. [valde noxius,] very injurious. Mvxov o' d<j>epKTos 
 
 irdXVvXyovs kvvos bXicrjy. Choeph. 440. Syn. See WoXvirhfuov. 
 UoXvaiTos, ov, 6 et r), adj. [(1) frumento abundans, (2) cibo repletus,] abound- 
 ing in food. Our; t)v fidy 7toXvoitos' eirel benryevyres Iv &pa. Theocr. 
 
 21. 40. 
 UdXvcricXds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [umbrosus,] having much shade, shady. "Hrwyev, 
 
 Xet7rev be irdXvffKioy dXads"Aprjds. Apoll. 4. l66. SYN. See ^.icXdeis. 
 UdXvffKapdixds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [tripudians, exultans,] dancing, bounding. 
 
 'Afldvdroi be to crfjfjid TrdXvfficapdfiotd Mvpiyyr}S. B. 814. Syn. Td^us. 
 UdXvffirepijs, eds, 6 et 7), adj. [multurrrdisseminatus,] widely scattered. Boovcet 
 
 yaid fieXaiyd 7rdXvcnrepeas aydpiiirovs. X. 364. 
 TldXvff7ropos, et TroXvcnrepfjids, ov, 6etr/, adj. [segete abundans, fertilis,] abound- 
 ing in seeds, fertile. Nt0o/3dXd nebXd, -noXvoTropd r. Aves 952. 
 T\8XvffTd<f>vXds, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [uvis abundans,] abounding in grapes. XaXtcXbd 
 
 r, Rlperpiay re irdXvffrdtyvXoy t Tor/aidv. 2, B. 537« 
 IloXvorrdxvs, i)ds, adj. [multas spicas edens,] producing many ears. Aa/uarep 
 
 7rdXvKap7re, TroXvard^y, tovto to XwoV. Theocr. 10. 42. 
 XldXvtTTios, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [lapillis abundans,] pebbly. Yields virep KpdOiy re, 
 
 TrdXvarioy re Meruirrjy, Call. 1. 26. 
 IloXvffre^s, eos,6 et >/, adj. [multis sertis redimitus,] covered with garlands. 
 
 'Eyw fiey epnu) npos TroXvcrretpfi fxv^py. Eumen. 39* 
 UoXvarofxeu), v. [multum loquor,] to talk much. Kal £vp(3dXoiaXy oh irdXv<no- 
 
 1 The last syllable of rro\vs sometimes is long in Homer, as in N. 705. ; but this arises from the 
 effect of the metrical ictus. 
 a 'Iffrlaiav is here scanned as an antibacchius. See Clarke's note on the passage. 
 
nOAY nOAY 727 
 
 ftetv xpiwv. iEsch. Suppl. 511. SYN. MaKptiXoyew, TrtplXaXev, (pXvaplto, crrd- 
 fivXXu), Xrjpih). 
 TloXvarbvos, vid. YlbXvdprjvbs. 
 
 HdXvaxiards, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [(l) in multas partes fissus, (2) qui flndi potest,] 
 divided, or which may be divided into many parts. "Eottj keXcvOiov kv 7rdXv- 
 ayjoTuv fuXo:. (E. C. 1592. Syn. I,x i(rT ° s ' 
 UdXvTeiprjs, eds, 6 et fj, adj. [stellatus,] studded with stars. "EXkcjv eZpirXBev 
 
 itpv\xvav iroXvreipeos 'Apyovs. Arat. 604. 
 TldXvTeKvds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [multos habens liberos,] having many children. 
 
 Ovb"" eis afiiXXav ttoXvtekvov aTrovbjjv lx iov ' M e d. 557. 
 UbXvri/urjTbs, ov, 6 et //, et rj, ov, adj. [valde honoratus,] highly honored. Ae£cu 
 
 bfjr, d) TroXvrifxrjTT). Pax 978. SYN. UavTifJibs, ttotvIos, aeftaa^xXos, TroXvvfjLvbs, 
 
 albolbs. 
 XlbXvrXas, avros, TrbXvrXrjfiiov, bvbs, et 7roXvTXrj7os, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [(l) multa 
 
 passus, (2) patieus, (3) aerumnosus,] much-enduring; patient; calamitous. *Q,s 
 
 (j>urd' pXyqaev bi voXvrXas bios 'dbvffffevs. e. 171* See also a. 318. and X. 38. 
 
 Syn. TX-qoXTrovos, ttoXvttovos, rXrjfJiwv, TravrXi^fnov. 
 YloXvrprjpujv, wvds, adj. [columbis abundans,] having many doves. $apr\v re, 
 
 ^L-TrapT-qv re, 7rdXvrprip(i)va re Mt ! /7(7)jv, B. 582. * 
 
 TldXvrprjTds, ov, 6 et q, adj. [multa foramina habens,] porous. 'XbdrX kcl\ oiroy- 
 
 yoiaX 7roXvTprjToiaX KaOatpetv. x- 439* 
 TLdXvTpo7rds, ov, 6 et f], adj. [(l) multum peregrinatus, multiplex, varius, (2) 
 
 versutus,] much travelled, various; cunning. "Avbpd fioX eWeVe, Moved, 
 
 'KoXvTpoirov, osfxdXd TroXXa. a. 1. SYN. YloXvfirjxdvbs, 7roXv7ro/tfi\ds, KepbaXEOs, 
 
 boXoTrXoKos. 
 TldXvTpdcpds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [multos alens, almus,] nourishing many, genial. 
 
 Aayuareo, /ueyd x at P^> iroXvTpdtye, 7rowXv//fSiyuve. Call. 6. 2. SYN. YlbXvQopfibs, 
 
 TToXvQpejXfxtov, fiXbbwpbs, fiXoaabbs. 
 ridXvv/jivr)Tds, et irdXvvfxvos, ov, 6 et f/, adj. [multum hymnis celebratus,] much 
 
 celebrated in song. 'Ev TTbXvvpvi)Tu Atos dXaet. Nem. 2. 8. See also Equit. 
 
 1325. SYN. FjI/kXeijs, TrbXvri fiords, vbXitcjvv fids, EirXbo^bs, •nbXvtyd.Tbs. 
 IldXi/0dyos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [multum vorans,] voracious. Yevvaiv noXvcjiayois. 
 
 Aves 1065. 
 YloXixpapnoLKos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [medicamentis vel venenis abundans,] abound- 
 ing or skilled in drugs. K/oktjs 'i^ecrdai 7roXi/0a0/idfcov es fisya. Sw/ud. k. 276. 
 IToX v<j)a.T os, et 7roXv(f)rifids, ov, 6 et 77, adj. [mu^torum sermone jactatus,] much 
 
 talked of, celebrated. 'OXv/jLTrXo: t aywvwv 7roXv<pa.TWP Ix^v. Pyth. 11. 71* 
 
 See also /3. 150. SYN. 'A^t0i/3orjros, iroXvaivos, TrbXvaivETbs, irbXvwvvfibs, bXd- 
 
 irvffrds. 
 I UbXvtyetbevs, eojs, 6, P. N. [Polyphideus.] Mavrtos av teketo ITc/Xv^ecoea re, 
 
 KXelroV re. o. 249« EPITH. MdvrXs, vwepQvfxbs, flporCJv ox dpiarbs. 
 TloXixprifids, 1 ov, o, P. N. [Polyphemus.] YVoXxxp-qjibv dvrX o' evXwv /3a^ev- 
 
 fio.Twv. Cycl. 25. EPITH. 'AvtXOeos, Kparlpos, aliroXos, bvoEpws, fiXoovpos, 
 
 lx6vbbepKT)]S, iivlmjrdt. 
 HdXv<pBbpus, et (Q.)7rdXv(f>dbpds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [(1) multos occidens, (2)dirutus,] 
 
 destroying many, ruinous, ruined. Avrys Xiyovaqs ras iroXv^Qopovs rv^as. 
 
 P. V. 654. SYN. UoXvKdvris, iroXvtyb'vus, TroXvTn)fi(s)v. 
 WbXvtyXXbs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [multos amicos habens,] having many friends. IIo- 
 
 Xv<pXXdv ETTETav. Pyth. 5. 5. 
 floXv^tXroos, ov, deti), adj. [multas potiones amatorias expertus,] one who 
 
 has tried many love-potions, amorous. 'Avrip tis TroXvtytXTpbs dnqt'Eos i'lpar 
 
 e<pafiw. Theocr. 23. 1. SYN. 'Eow/udv^s, bvoepws. 
 
 loXvtyXoifffibs, ov, 6 et 7'/, adj. [multo strepitu resonans, sonorus,] loud-sound- 
 ing, roaring. Woptyvplov fieyd Qve 7rd},vfXol<rfiotd OaXaoorjs. v, 85. Syn. 
 
 ^EpifipbfjidSf irdXvrjxfo* 
 
 1 Uo\v(ptjii6s is also used adjectivcly. See noKfydros. 
 
728 noAT noMn 
 
 n.o\v(f)oirr}s, ov, 6, P. N. [Polyphcetes.] <ba\tcr)v, 'Opdalw te, nai avrXQiov Ub- 
 
 \v(poirrjv. N. 79^» 
 UbXv(j)bvbs, vid. YloWicavfis. 
 *HbXv<p6vTr)s, ov, 6, P. N. [Polyphonies.] AlQov reraKrai Xrjfid, YlbXvQovTov fiia. 
 
 Sept. Tiieb. 444. 
 UbXvfopfibs, ?7, ov, et ov, 6 et ^, adj. [multos pascens,] feeding many. "Ep^bfjiaX 
 
 SipdjjiEvr} 7roXv(])6pj3ov Treipdrd yatrjs. E. 301. SYN. See IIoAvrpd^os. 
 IldXv^jodS^s, cos, 6 et >/, 7rdXv<ppab/uu)v, et nbXvtypojv, bvbs, adj. [valde consultus, 
 
 valde prudens,] very wise, very prudent. Tairjs eweoXyat noXv^pabEeo-aX bbX<o- 
 
 6eU. Hes. Tueog. 494. See also Apoth. 1. 1411. and 0. 294. Syn. See 
 
 UbXvfiovXbs. 
 JJdXvcjypovTis, Xbbs, 6 et ??, adj. [multis curis plenus,] having many cares. IToXv- 
 
 (ppovrXbes re flovXai. Anacr. 39. 6. SYN. UbXvKTibrjs. 
 UdXv(J)po<Tvpr], ?]s, 7i, subst. [variarum rerum peritia, prudentia,] skill, judgment. 
 
 'Es tydos tjeXXov fftirjvt 7rbXv(ppbcrvvais. Theogn. 712. SYN. See TlbXvtbpeid. 
 YloXvippw, vid. YldXv(j)pdbrjs. 
 YloXvtywvds, ov, 6, P. N. [Polyphonus.} A.ijxvo^apis b\ &s eibev d-rroXXvpEVOV 
 
 UoXvfywvbv. Batrach. 211. 
 VLdXvxaXnos, ov, 6 et 7], adj. [(l)aeratus; (2) dives,] (1) brazen, (2) rich. Oi/- 
 
 pdvov ks noXvyaXtcbv, Xv addvdroicri tydetvy}. y. 2. SYN. XaXnTjprjs, layypos, 
 
 yaXKEbs. 
 UdXv^avbrjs, lbs, 6 et r/, adj. [valde capax,] very capacious. "HroX 6 Kwpbs 
 
 tirelye rrbr<o iroXvyavbed Kpwzabv. Theocr. 13. 46. 
 UoXv^eip, etpds, adj. [multas maims habens,] many-handed, having numerous 
 
 forces. See in Wb\vvavT7\s. 
 WbXvxophbs, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [multas habens chordas,] many-stringed. BupflX- 
 
 rbv es TrbXvyjopbbv, ev avbpdaX dfJK ovofxacrrovs. Theocr. 16. 45. 
 YldXvxporios, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [longsevus, vivax,] long-lived, ancient, durable. 
 
 Aoktw ical fiidno repfxd TrbXvxpovXbv . Call. 5. 128. SYN. YldXaiyevTjs, 
 TldXvxpvvos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [multum auri habens, dives,] having much gold, 
 
 wealthy. 'H Aids abv£7rris cf>drX, ris ttote t&s TcoXvypvaov. CE. R. 151. 
 UdXvxioffrds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [in altum conge&tus,] piled or heaped up on high. 
 
 Y}dXv)(W(rTdv dp el-)(ES. Choeph. 345. 
 TldXv\}yd(jLddds, et 7rdXv\pajj,fi6s, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [arenosus,] sandy. Xwyud 7roXi/- 
 
 xpd/udBbv dXadets. iEsch. Suppl. 877« SYN. ^afxadiobys. 
 UdXvt'obvvos, ov, v et >/, adj. [(I) multos labores habens; (2)molestus; (3)ad- 
 
 rlictus,] causing much pain ; troublesome; distressed. 'AAV ovb' w$ vnb fivp- 
 
 adv tbv 7zoXvijt)bvvds Ids. Theocr. 25. 238. SYN. 'Eirwbvvbs, bbvvrjpbs. 
 UbXvwvv/nXa, as, r/, subst. [multitude nominum,] a number of names, renown 
 
 Kai TToXv(i)vvfj.Xrjv' Xvd fiq \xoi $olj3ds £jo/e??7. Call. 3. 7« Syn. Ei/^rjyuta. 
 YlbXvLovvjjids, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [multi nominis et famae,] having many names, re- 
 nowned. KXXXkXov 6pe\per 7ruXvu)-vv/j.di>. Pyth. 1.32. SYN. Tib Xv<j>drbs, no- 
 
 XvVfXP)]TOS, TrdXvvjLivds. 
 
 YldXvMTrds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [multos habens oculos, vel multa foramina,] many- 
 eyed, having many orifices. Aifcrvw k^Epvvav 7tdXvu)7rS' ol be. te ttcivtes. ^. 386*.j 
 SYN. JJdXvrprjTos, 7r6Xv/3po^os. 
 
 YldXviD^EXuJs, adv. [valde utiliter,] very usefully. IldAvw^tXws /nev voXei rrj 
 'Adr)va'u*>v. Thesm. 304. SYN. IvpfEporTMs, XvctXteXQs. 
 
 Uofx7ralds, ov, b et ?/, adj. [deductorius, deductus,] conducting - , conducted, 
 propitious. 'AXXd a 6 Maias iropiralds dva%, Med. 757. 
 
 Ylopiccvs, ems, et Ion. T]bs, 7rofA7rds, ov, 6, et TrofxiTyipnov, orbs, subst. [dux,] a guide 
 a conductor. Evpvyud^', ovrX a dvojyd ejuol 7iojj.TrT]ds birti£eiv. v. 364. Set 
 also Bacch. 953. and Apoll. 2. 6/5. SYN. XlpbiTcinrbs, dyuybs, rjyEfiojv. 
 Tr6}X7rXjJi<>s, obyjybs. EPITH. fcpanrvbs, dyavbs, dTriifi^y, oujTijpXbs. 
 
 JTon7rev(o, v. [comitor, deduco,] to attend, to conduct. Avry piv -KOfiirevbv 
 Xva kXios kffOXbv dpoirb. v. 422. SYN. Yldpawcfjuruj, bXdirefjnru), a(0O7re/47rw 
 7rpbdy<i), dbrjylu). 
 
 II, 
 
noMn noNT 729 
 
 no/jirJ), fjs, I}, subst. [(l)missio, (2)deductio, (3)poiupa, impulsus,] a mission, 
 a message ; guidance; a procession, an impulse. EvpvadZws 7ro//7ra7<n, rati- o' 
 e^lwv <pl\wi>. Here. F. 57§. SYN. 'Attotto/uttj), dnoGTdXi]. EPITH. 'Afivpwv. 
 
 Tlofucfi/jtov, vid. Uo/jLirevs. 
 
 IlofnrXfuds, rj, dv, et ov, 6 et >;, adj. [(1) deductorius ; (2) qui deducitur,] fit or 
 able to convey ; conducted. Tldrep yipaiE, 7rofu7rX/jia.v. Phcen. 172o\ Syn. 
 See TiofxTrevs. 
 
 Ylofjnros, vid. WoyLirevs. 
 
 UoiupdkvZot), f. ?w, v. [largitcr profundo,] to burst forth. 'Ek 6' do' avrov 7toju- 
 (pdXvlav. Pyth. 4. 215. Syn. Bpito. 
 
 ITdi'ew, f. r;<rw, v. [(I) laboro ; (2) patior ; (3) asgroto,] to labor, to work ; to en- 
 dure ; to be distressed, to be ill. Ovkow ■noveiv fie xph' *6Povwrik b' d£ioi'. 
 
 Ilhes. l6\. SYN. AXdirovEb), Tcpdaati). iracy^b), dvE^d/Jiai, fuo^dibf, Kafiro), rdXat- 
 
 Trwpgto, KaKOTrdQed), vuaeto. 
 Tluvr)juci, vid. Udros. 
 Ylovrjfjia, as, //, subst. [(l)misera vitas conditio; (2) improbilas, vitium, ue- 
 
 quitia,] wretchedness, want ; viilany. Ti ovv etl <?cD tu/v Kopd;:<av -rrovqplq. 
 
 Thesm. 868. SYN. Kdvoypyta, Trdvovpyrifid, fio^drjpXa, (pavXoTijs, KaKT), ku~ 
 
 KuijOeid, aTTopta. 
 Tl&vrjpds, a, or, adj. [(l) laboriosus, miser; (2) improbus,] toilsome, wretched ; 
 
 wicked. . '6 fjtey Trdvripds ovbev dXXo, 7rX))i' xukos. Hec. 594. SYN. 'EttXttovos, 
 
 fio-^drjpds, adXlds, bvarv^js, drvyiis, kukos, fiidpos, dvaibrjs, (frXavpos. dcreXyris. 
 Tlovds, ov, b, et izovr^d, d~bs, to, subst. [(1) iabor ; (2) eerumna, morbus,] labor, 
 
 work ; distress; disease. Horos fxlv ijfxels & ov xo>&> KE^prjuWd; Med. 335. 
 
 See also Iph. T. 165. SYN. Kd/udros, fjdyos, kottos, epyov, orXos, Xv7rrj, dvia. 
 
 EPITH. "aXXos, dicvpds, 'EivdXXos, betrds, yXvicvs, dfiEyaprds, aKdfidros, OvpaX- 
 
 y>)s, nparlpos, yvtdpdprjs, XevydXeos, alirvs, kqlXos, naKos, dfierp-rj-ds, ya\£v&s t 
 
 fxeyds, bnrXovs, 7roXus, evaeftiis, ei//:Xe/)s, txvpXos, bvcrXvros, evtyrjfxds, /.laxpos, dre- 
 
 Xeards, d-KetpiaXos. 
 ' Uovtevs, Zoos, 6, P. N. [Ponteus.] Yiovrevs re, TIpupevs re, 0da>J', 'Ai'djjrjcrii'eiljs 
 
 re. B. 113. 
 fHovTias, vid. YlovrXos. 
 Hoi'Ti£(o, f. Xcrw, v. [in pontum mergo,] to plunge or drown in the sea. Eyre 
 
 yap d -novTiabeis. Soph. Electr. 50S. *Syn. KdrdTrovTiCio. 
 YiovrXds, a, dv, et ov, 6 et >/, et irovrXds, dbds, ij, adj. [marinus, maritimus,] of 
 
 the sea, marine, maritime. 'lxiras be-^eadat tzovtXovs e^dap/uevovs. Cycl. 300. 
 
 See also Hec. 444. SYN. rt AXtds, evdXXos, QdXaaaXds, 7reXdytds. 
 Yloi'TKTfxd, utosj ro, subst. [(I) subniersio ; (2) naufragium,] an immersion, a 
 
 wreck. 'Es vavv lyjopovv, MeveXeu) -oi'Tia/jdrd. Helen. 1547. 
 UovtuQev, vid. Ylovros. 
 tlovTdfjiEbwv, ovtos, b, P. N. [pontum regens,] sea-ruling. UovTdfjibwv, aval-, 
 
 l x dvfioX(o. Sept. Theb. 123. 
 {loyrofdos, ov, b, P. N. [Pontonous.] Ylovruvde, Kpy-fipd KEpaaad/jiEvos ^e8v 
 ] vel/Ady. t). 179. 
 
 riovTOTrdpeviD, 7roi'ro7rdpevofj.at, et TTOvToirdpeu), v. [mare pervado,] to pass over 
 I the sea. 'fLirruheKalhiKa fxtv -kXeov ?/^drd -Kovroirdpev^v. rj. 267* See also e. 
 
 277. and X. 11. Syn. dxdvepdio, vawtXkdfiai. 
 I' .loi'TOTropds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [mare trajiciens,] sea-passing. *H avrol irdpd rrjvcrt 
 
 bd/iFifTE irovT&irdpowtv. H. 72. SYN. (ddXarrcruTrXayKTos. 
 . \ovT{ixboeihi*v, u/ids, b, P. N. [ponticus Neptunus,] Neptune, god of the sea. 
 'fi WovrniTuaetbov, kcli 6eo\ irpeffjSvriKoL Plllt. 1050. S\'N. Sec: NoGfibawv. 
 1 \6vtus, ov, nntiq. (idly, ace. or, aniiq.orSe, b, nbft. [(1) pontus, mare; (2) Pon- 
 
 tu~ y vt 1 mire I'.uxinum,] (I) the sea, the ocean, (2) the Euxine, or Black Sea. 
 , Mjwy.Toaot 01 flovrotd Kara ffr&fta, teal ' s ui xirpms, Apoll. 1. 2. Syn. OaXaeroa, 
 : a\s, toKEdpos, (rdXds , 7rc\dyos. EPITH. lUXdyius, uXfxi'pns, [tlXus, kvcueos, ev- 
 
 iru'cfc, &£iv&TaT6s, bet-vot, efajvtydt, avelpwy, a/ie/Xfyds, arptiyhUs, evpvs, fjep8ei~ 
 
 fi//s, Xoeibt)s, l^Ovdeis, KVfiaivw, fityaK)]Tr]s, ono\p, irbXvKXvaTos, urpvytrds, dfiet- 
 Pros. Lex. 4 Z 
 
 I 
 
730 noH nope 
 
 \i-)(Tos, pXtybeis, ^etfuavbTvirbs, trbXibs, irbXv<fXoi(jfibs, fiddvpfibos, aypXbs, eplybov- 
 
 ttos, irffcpos. 
 Hot,, vid. TLSkSs. 
 Yldnavdv, ov, t6, subst. [placentula lata, tenuis, et rotunda,] abroad thin round 
 
 cake. Ei irov Trbirdvbv e'lij ri KaTaXtXetufievov. Plut. 680. SYN. IlXdfcovs, 
 
 ■^CtlGTOV. 
 
 TXbiroi, et flwai;, [" est inteijectio notans indignationem,luctum,aut admiratio- 
 nem magnam, ant alium ejusmodi motum animi." Damm. heu! proh !] oh 
 gods ! o strange ! alas! T 12 ttoitoX, dvdpidfid yap <pepw. CE. It. 167. See also 
 Eumen. 143. Syn. Q>ev, nd-Kai. 
 
 HoirirvCh), f. tiaio, et 7ro7T7ri>\m8w, v. [(1) sibilo, (2) concrepo digitis, (3) noctuae 
 more ejulo, (4) demulceo,] to hiss; to crack; to screech as an owl; to pat. 
 Kcu 7rdv to 7rpd&(t)7rdv' elQ' 6 debs eiroTr-irvrrev. Plut. 732. See also Theocr. 
 
 5. 89* Syn. IvpiTTU), ktjXuo. 
 
 * UopbaXXs, vid. riapSaXts. 
 
 Uophi), fjs, f], subst. [crepitus ventris,] breaking of wind. Tavr' dpd ical ra> *v&\ 
 fidr aXXrjXoiv ppovTt) teat tropbrj ofiotio. Nub. 395. 
 
 Uboeia, as, ?/, subst. [profectio, iter, trajectio,] a setting out, journey, ferrying 
 over. Neievffti' ettX nopeta.. Thesm. 1055. SYN. 'ObonrbpXa, (odbXaXs, obbs, 
 7rdpevfxd. EPITH. TlbXvcricapdpibs, o/jlogtoXos, ra^eTd, aXCxXayKTus, deXXds, 
 TrbXvfjio-^dbs. 
 
 Hdpevfia, d-bs, to, subst. [(l) profectio ; (2) expeditio,] a journey; an expedi- 
 tion. "AXXomtXi' oixois, Kal 7rdpevfiatTi fipoTutv. Euraen. 239- $YN. See Tlbpbs. 
 
 YldpevaXfjids, et 7rbpevrbs, ij, by, adj. [perraeabiiis,] that may be travelled, fit for 
 passing. ''Ektelv, erpe<pdr]v, r\vKlp l\v irbpevaXfxby. Eur. Electr. 1046. See 
 also Agam. 278. 
 
 * Ylbpevrebs, a, bv, adj. [proficiscendus,] must go. *Av &' avrXfialvr} npbs ejue 
 (Tonrbpevrlbv. Iph. A. 10l6. 
 
 Ubpevoj, v. [trajicio, mitto, ire faeio,] to cause to go, despatch, convey. '[Is 
 
 av nbpevaas bV ^A-^epovaXov Trbpbv. Here. F. 835. SYN. AidTtopBfxevM, fiaivcj, 
 
 TrkfXTrti), areXXd), eiriaTeXXb). — In the mid. voice, 'EnTrbpevofJiai, creXXbjj.ai t 
 
 obevoj, aireifxi. 
 Ubplu), et per. redupl. 1 TreirbpZu), v. [prsebeo,] to afford, grant. AtVcero &' alxLd 
 
 7tbp€iv avToaytbbv i] & dydvoiaXv. Apoll. 3. 148. See also Pyth. 2. 105. Syn. 
 
 Yiopavvu), bXbcofiX, xdpe\U). 
 YlopQevs, eus, 6, P. N. [Portheus.] Ylopdei yap Tpeis iralbes dfJLVjibvls e^eyevotrb. 
 
 H. 115. 
 YlopQlw, f. ria(o, v. [diruo, vasto,] to destroy, lay waste. Uopdljaed' rifitjcavTes 
 
 'Iff/xrjvov tzoXXv. Eur. Suppl. 1224. SYN. 'EiCTrepQw, e£aXa.7ra£u), 7repd<*), Kara- 
 
 arpe<bi3), dvd~Tp£7roj, avaipeoj, KaTaaKcnrTb), KarajjaXXto. 
 Uopdr]Ti]s, ovy et TropdfiTMp, bobs, o, subst. [eversor, vastator,] one who over- 
 turns, a plunderer. T<o tcls TpoUts Tropdrjrcj,. Troad. 215. See also Agam. 
 
 S80. SYN. Av/LtapT})s, Xvf.uibv, dvaardr-qs. 
 JJopd/iievfjid, drbs, to, subst. [trausvectio,] a ferrying or conveying over. Uopd- 
 
 fjLevfx d^ewv. Agam. 1535. 
 Ilopd/uevs, tws et Ion. rjbs, 6 et ?/, subst. [portitor,] a ferryman. XdXtTrcu y iiv 
 
 t)oT£ yevbjJiivai TzopQfxTjs, b. tXtj ; Eccles. 1086. SYN. Naurrjs, K<*>7rr]iXdTr)s. 
 Ylopdfieva), v. [transfreto, fretum trajicio,] to ferry over, convey across. "AKpoiaX 
 
 baKTvXoioi Tropdfxevojy X^ros. Iph. T. 26j. SYN. Am7reju7rw, bXeKnepdoj, bid- 
 
 ftaivto, bXaTrbpevd). 
 TLopdfxijXbv, et Tropd^ielbi', ov, to, subst. [naulum,] the fare. Tovveud kcu yltcflwifl 
 
 7ropQ}.nfibv ovrX (j>epoi>rai. Call. fr. 1 10. 1. SYN. NavXbv. ExP. '6 fitadbs rov 
 
 vavrov. Stiicl. !0i 
 
 VlopO/jXs, Xhbs, >/, subst. [linter quo transfretanuis,] a ferry-boat, a ship, kovvai 
 
 KtXevch) TropdfxXb\ y KaQfobfiai. Helen. 1060. EPITH. VXaipvpci, KvdvZa. 
 
 Vid. lleyn. iu 1. c. 
 
nope nop$ 731 
 
 TlopQfjids, ov, b, subst. [(1) fretum; (2) trajectus,] a passage over, a ferry, a 
 
 streight. iLxebXo: 7rop6fiby dfiel^as. Pers. 69. SYN. Ucpdjuevfid. 
 TlbpiZu, f. laio, Att. Xti, v. [viam aperio, invenio, suppedito,] to open a passage, 
 
 to devise, to supply, to furnish. tldpioe bt), Trbpice. Alcest. 225. Syn. 
 L>K7ropi£b), e^evpiGKu), re^a^o/zcn, e|trac?to, Tropeoj, irapeyu), evobou). 
 UbpXfibs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [(1) pervius ; (2) transiens ; (3) industrius,] penetrable ; 
 
 penetrating; industrious, useful. Kal irbpXfibv aurw, rrji nbXei & aprixdvdv. 
 
 Ran. 1429. SYN. YlbpevoXfios, evirbpbs, cepbdXeos. 
 UbpXs, vid. Wopral. 
 Tldptarns, ov, 6, subst. [(l)qui suppeditat ; (2) qui vectigalia coiligit,] one who 
 
 supplies; a tax-gatherer. Kal tovti toioX Tropiarals. Ran. 1505. Syn. 'EkXo- 
 
 yiurfjs. 
 UvpKrjs, ov,6, subst. [" eircuius quo cuspis hastee eumhastili firmiterjungitur." 
 
 Danim.]a ring which fastened the extremity of the spear to the shaft. A*y/<j? 
 
 -^aXiceir) irepX b£ yjpvoeos dee 7r6pxi)s. Z. 320. 
 Tlopyelby, ov, to, subst. [iupanar,] a brothel. TXajTrdnoielv, els tu nopveV 
 
 eicriorO' acderroTe. Vesp. 1283. 
 Tlopvrj, r)s, ?/, et (2) dimin. nopvibxbv, ov, to, subst. [scortum, meretrix,] a harlot. 
 
 MeOviov te rais7r6pvai(7X\&ibdpr]creTai. Equit. 1400. See also Nub. 993. SYN. 
 
 'ETaipt], eraipXs, eTatpiGTpXa, ndaavpa, KaGaXfids. 
 TloppofioaKib), v. [meretricem alo,] to keep a mistress. EJ nopiofiooKovd' uxnrep 
 
 flfie~ts 01 fipbroi. Pax 849- 
 Ylopvos, ov, 6 subst. [cinaedus, scortator,] a pathic, a profligate. Ov tovs ye 
 
 \p-qaT0vs, ak\a tovs nopvovs' eirei. Plut. 155. SYN. MayXos, fiXdpos. 
 Ylbpbs, ov, 6, subst. [(1) trajectus ; (2) via; (3) vectigal; (4) emolumentum,] a 
 
 passage; way, stream; tax, supply; gain. Qvtoi be fiaKpbyi')X6bfiev Ku)7rr}7rbpby. 
 
 Iph. T. 116. SY N. UopOfios, KekevQos, ~pX(j6s, fxrj^av)), ^bpos, reXos, baGfibs, 
 
 tcepbbs. EPITH. 'Evicti fields, iffidQbeis, evt,etvos, dQevos, cr^ioTos, apropos, ayyjf- 
 
 irXovSy 'AyepovoXos, Xepbs, aXfivpbs, TropfvpOGTpiDTos, fiopfivptjv, gkotXos, dfielXX- 
 
 X ds - 
 YlopiraKi^bjiai, et Tropirdw, f. avw, V. [fibulo,] to clasp, buckle. Kat rqvbe fit) 
 
 iTopiraaov aG^dXws, Xvd. P. V. 6l. See also Lysistr. 106Y SYN. Ztyiyyu), 
 
 Trepdi'du). 
 Ylopira^, cikos, 6, et Tropin), rjs, ij, subst. [fibula,] a buckle. Tauras eav civtoIgl 
 
 toIs -KopTta^Lv dvaTednrai. Equit. 849. See also Phcen. 60. SYN.'O^d^osr, 
 
 •Kepovr]. 
 YiopTztxfid, cltos, to, subst. [indumentum fibulatum,] a buttoned vest. Kdj>- 
 
 ravdd yvfivbv Gujfxd dels TropirafidTiov. Here. F. 954. 
 Uoppcj, J£ol. iropGio, et Troppiodev, adv. [longe, procul, eminus,] afar, at a dis- 
 tance. 'Hbl, 7rdpd7-erdrat fidtcpa iroppu) ttolvv. Nub. 212. See also Olymp. 3. 
 
 79. et Trach. 1006. SYN. Maicpbdey, dwbBey, eKdQev. 
 HopGaiyio, et icopGvvw, f. vvio, v. [praebeo, suppedito,] to provide, supply. 
 
 Iwri/pi TropGatvovTds '6Xvfi-7rXo>. Isth. 6. 1 1 . See also Med. 10l6. Syn. 
 
 TIdpeu), TTupe-^to, evTpenii.a), eTOifia^to, VTrrjpeTtu). 
 *T\6pGU), vid. Uuppu). 
 
 HcpTaZ, dubs, TToprXs, et TTupXs, Xbs, 6 et v, adj. [ vet ulus, j u venc us,] a calf, a hei- 
 fer. 'AfMpt & dp avT<p /3a7v' &$ tls wept voptant fif/T^p. P. 4. Sec also E. l6*2. 
 
 ami Bacch. 726. SYN. Mogxos, bdfidXXs, bdfidXrj. 
 TIopTfTpotyus, ov, o et //, adj. [vetulos nutriens,] nourishing calves. 'H/iev dv 
 
 iJTT€ipoi> 7ropTiTpo(pov, ?)5' di'd viiGovs. Iloiu. Apoll. 21. 
 \{\optyi>pu, os, y, subbt. [purpura,] purple. TpetyuvGd 7roA\//s noptyvpas Xaapyvpov. 
 * Again. 932. 
 Uop(pvpeds, a, by, et 7rop(f>vpdeibi)s, lbs, b et>/, adj. [purpureus,] of a purple color, 
 
 purple. \lAGev b' ey KXtGfiolaX, Td-n-qoi tI 7ropfiipeotGiy. 1. 200. See also Tioad. 
 
 124. SYN. MeXds, GKbTeivbs. 
 U.op(pvpevTX<bs, r), by, adj. [pertiuens ad purpurarum veuationem,] of those who 
 
 seek purple. KoiXwttos Ay/ios, 7rop<pvpevTXKai GTtyui. Iph. T. 204. 
 
732 II0P4> DOTE 
 
 Ylop<pvpts, tbbs, f), et * TtopfvpXtoy, wybs, 6, subst. [(l) vestis purpurea, (2) avis qua> 
 
 dam,] a purple dress ; a purple-crested water-fowl. TJopcbvph, tcep%i'T), ko- 
 
 XvpfiXs, cijutteXXs, <j>jp>r), bpvo\p.~ Aves 304. See also Aves 1249* 
 Hop<j)vp()(7rpwros, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [purpura stratus,] spread with purple. Evdvs 
 
 ytveadb) 7rop(j)vp6aTpojros 7top6s. Agam. 883. 
 IIop(f)vp(o, v. [purpureo colore nigrico ; perturbor,] to assume a purple hue ; to 
 
 be disturbed or uneasy. 'Us 6' are 7rop(jjvpr) 7re\ayos fieyu Kuyudrt Kwcjxj). £. l6. 
 
 SYN. M.e\aivd/j.ai, rdpaaabfxai, fiEpifxraco, KaX\aiyio. 
 Tlbaeibatov, et Ubcreibtoy, wvbs, o, P. N. [Neptunus,] Neptune, the fabled 
 
 god of the sea. QpugeaQov b)) acpwX, Ylbaeihaoy kuX 'Adrjvi]. Y. 115. 
 
 EPITH. 'E*yybcrXyaibs, yat{]b)(bs,Evbo , i , )(d(oy,7r6vTXbs,7royTbiJ,£b<i)V, ayXdorpXaiy?]?, 
 
 aXXbs, evpvicpe'uoy, TcepXicXurds, epXicvbt)s, evpvLxebiiiy, TVoyTb-nbaeibtov, TXvctKTiop. 
 
 y alas," lad fxXos, ci(pdiTOS, cpeiioy, kXvtos, opaorpXaly^s, Kvdvbyairr]S, epfXEves rjrbp 
 
 £vwj/, fieyaXoadevris, Trpocppwv, oV«£, ndrijp, eXeXi^Ocov, Trerpaias. PflR. Fa/>/s 
 
 Kivrjrfjpa, (cat arpvyeroid daXaatrqs YIovtIop. 
 YloaeibtovXbs, et TJbaXbrjXbs, Dor. JJbcreibdvXbs, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [Neptunius, Nep- 
 
 tuno sacer,] of Neptune, sacred to Neptune. YlbcreibavXois ""AitvLiioyXois. Phcen. 
 
 195. (A double dochmiac.) See also 5. 266. 
 JJbaXs, Xbs, 6, subst. [maritus,] a husband. Tt aoi 'Kpbs "EnTbp\ ?/ yspoyr el-nio 
 
 nboXv ; Hec. 422. Syn. See 'AKo/riys. 
 YlbaXs, 16s, fj, et uorj/s, rjrbs, fj, subst. [potio, potus,] drinking, drink. Ou 
 
 •nbvXs, ovbe fipwaXs, eraipov TeQveiuiTds. T. 210. See also A. 779* Syn. See 
 
 Uiofjia. 
 Hbabs, et poet, xoaabs, 17, by, adj. [quautus ?] how much'? TlbQos ; irbaos tis; 
 
 b. GLwcpbs, f]XXt:6s MbXtov. Ran. 55. 
 YloaaduX, adv. [quoties ?] how often 1 UocrodicX & apyvplow dei) neipriadb rotyv; 
 
 Call. 3. 119- 
 UoaraijfjLdp, adv. [quot dies,] how many days, within how many days. Yloao- 
 
 fjfxap ixELiovas Krepei^€fxev"RKrdpd blby. ft. 65J. 
 Ilordyw, vid. Ylpbadyio. 
 Ylordeibto, vid. Ylpbadbco. 
 TldTaivXds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [recens dictus, recens,] newly spoken, recent, fresh. 
 
 sLKsOptos tol fxeXXovr, ovbe [xoi TtoTaiyXbv. P. V. 102. SYN. Nsapos, veox(J-bs y 
 
 veos, Trpoatydros, dbburirbs. 
 UdTci/jLeilSofjiai, Dor. pro Ylpbaafieifidficu, q. v. 
 riordyu^i's, Xbbs, ^, et 7rora/nos, ov, 6 et »/, et a, by, adj. [fluvialis,] of a river. 
 
 Ni/yu0ot eXeibybfiot TrbTafjrjXbts, at nspX Keivqy. Apoll. 3. 1218. See also 
 
 Troad. 1060. 
 YlbrcLfjibs, ov, 6, subst. [fluvius,] a river. Ubrdfuwy re nriycCi, ttovtXojv te KVfid- 
 
 riiiv. P. V. 89* SYN. 'FeWpoy, vdfxd, 7rr)yr), poos, peedpbv, pevcrXs. EPITH. 
 
 KaXXXyetyvpos, fiapfiapbs, fepos, fj.Eyd.Sf yeifiappos, pEiov, betvbs, bu7rET))s, 
 
 svppeibs, Qeibs, faydbs, aXX/uvprieis, fSdOvbtyijeis, fiddvppbos, bwrjets, bovd~ 
 
 KexiSy KEXdbbiv, TrapQEvXos, (SdOvbtvrjs, Evppbbs, evpv p£0)y, Xcippbs, xei/iappbbs, 
 
 7rXridu)v, wicvpbbs, apyvpbbivrjs, XcifX7rpbs, fjiopfxvpojy, rj^rjets, €VKEXdbbs f KaXXlp- 
 
 pobsy TroptyvpibSf apyvpeos. 
 TIotcivos, ?), bv, Dor. pro 7rbrr]ybs t et 7rbTi]rbs y ov, 6 et ij, adj. [volucris,] flying, 
 
 winged. Uoravav et ae ris dewy KrXffai. Eur. Suppl. 6'30. See also Apoll. 4. 
 
 1240. SYN. See Ileretyds. 
 Tibrdbfiai, et woreo/iae, v. [volo,] to fly, to flutter. "Evdd KaX evBd Trbrwv- 
 
 rat dyaXXbfj.Eyai irTEpvyeaaiv. B. 462. See also <o. 7 > SYN. Flfrd/uai, dri- 
 
 TTTUfXai. 
 
 Tlbravyactu), Dor. pro TIpbcravya£<o, q. v. 
 
 UbravXZti), Dor. pro npoaavXiio, q. v. 
 
 YIote, adv. [(l)quando? (2) aliquando,] when? ever, sometimes, formerly, at 
 
 one time, *H et bri ttote tol Kara trlbvd. fxrjpC injd. A. 40. 
 UoTEpbs, a, by, adj. [uter ?] which of the two? whether? ITcJr£jpd & ev o'ikois, 
 
 ilj V dypols b AaXos. CE. R. 112. 
 
nora non 733 
 
 rior^, f]s, fj, subst. [volatus,] flying, flight. AWvlrj 5' eUvid, ndTrj dvlbvcaTb 
 
 Xiuvtjs. e. 337. SYN. HrfjcXs, Tm/jud. 
 T\orr]v6Sy vid. Iloraroj. 
 Ilon/o, fjpds, 6, et TcdriipXov, ov, to, subst. [poculum,] a cup, a goblet. Ylurfjpa 
 
 b' ev x e 'P €( ™i tur&ivbv XdBuv. Alcest. 772. See also Equit. 124. Syn. 
 
 Ae7rds, etcirtdfAa, kvXi£, kotvXt]. 
 rior/)s, vid. TidoXs, potio. 
 Uo-rjs, ov, et superl. TroTiaTards, rj, ov, adj. [bibnlus,] drinking. O'ifioi' tX yup 
 
 uoi tov irdrrjv ?/7rres Xv^vov ; Nub. 57' See also Tiiesm. 742. 
 Yldrrjrds, vid. floraj'os. 
 
 * liort'Sc'pTrfds, vid. IIpoer^ooTrtos. 
 Uort, 1 Dor. pro ripos, q. v. 
 
 *Udribaia t as, »/, P.N. [Potidaea,] a town in Macedonia, in the peninsula of 
 Pallene. 1e & eK Ylonbaias e-^ovr ev olbd bend rdXavrd. Equit. 438. 
 
 HdTiciii), v. [potum praebeo, aquatum duco,] to give drink, to bring to water. 
 AchjjvXs 6 tu>s ravpios Kal 7roprids wbe iroriabm'. Theocr. 1. 121. SYN. efnrieiw, 
 fipbu). 
 
 YldrioTdrds, \ id . ITo-?;s. 
 
 Tlo-uos, ov, 6, subst. [sors, fatum, mors,] lot, fate, death. JLvbaluov' vfxiv ttot- 
 fxov klayyeXXouai. Ion l605. S\N. Klfiapuevr), irETipwfi bvij, fj.ol.pd, uopos. 
 Odidrds. EPlTH."A7ror/xos, dloudvrjs, 7rpdbr)Xos, fxeXeos, (povXos, evaiwv, airdrop, 
 cvtv^tjs, KaKOTv^iis, koivus, dbevicrjs, deitcris, boXXos, boXoeis, XevydXeb's, baKpvoets, 
 oXoos, Xvypos, adXXos, 6/j.olXos, dfvKrds, tXtjuivv, dvaiaXos, hieiis, 
 
 UorrXdbes, toy, at, adj. [clamantes, furore percellentes, furentes,] calling, mad- 
 dening, entrenzied. Ba^as iroTvldbas eloibwv, at rfjcrbe yrjs. Bacch. 653. 
 SYN. hidvXd)br}s, /Jidpids. 
 
 YloTvtotvaKTos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [dominatu venerandus,] venerable for its power; 
 AloXXba Ifxvprrjv dXXyeirovd TtOTvXdvaKTov. Hom. Hymn. 37 - 6. 
 
 YloTvXd, et -KOTvd, rj, adj. [venerandus, augustus,] venerable, awful, majestic. 
 T il izoTvXd Xy'iOr] ~tiv Kaxtov, ws el ad(j)f], Orest. 207. See also Troad. 292. 
 SYN. Heuvij, oifiaauXos, cvtiuos, rtfiXa. 
 
 Uotos, 17, ov, adj. [potabilis, potus,] drinkable, drunk. Udrepd be \piardv, y 
 irorbv, to (papfxdKdu; Hipp. 518. Uotov, ov, any thing drinkable. Syn. See 
 ITai/id. EPITH. 'AadeieoTepov, vbprjpov, aKprjTOV, ijbv, delay, hfjfipoaidv, evwbes, 
 XvaXirovov. 
 
 * Uov, et ttov, partic. [ubi? alicubi,] where? somewhere. Ylov t>)v dvaaoav bij 
 iroT ovadv 'IXXov. Hec. 482. Syn.Ou; Xvd ; evQd ; ottov; 
 
 YlovXvftoTelpd, vid. YJdXvflorelpd. 
 J * JJovXvbdfias, Ion. pro TldXvbduas, avrds, 6, P. N. [Polydamas.] Of b' ks 
 
 Y\avQolbr)v dydirrivdpd YlovXvbduavTd. N. 756. EPITH. 'Ajjlvumv, d/LtWfJL^Tds, 
 
 aval, ey\ecnrdXds , -kettvv^Ivos. 
 WovXvfxlbifjivds, Ion. pro YioXv/utbtuvos, q. v. 
 Y\ovXvuEXa6pus, Ion. pro YloXvuzXaQpds, ov, b et ?/, adj. [multorum tectorum,] 
 
 worshipped in many houses or temples. See in UdXv7rToXXs, 
 UovXvs, Ion. pro TJdXvs, q. v. 
 UovXv7rovs, Ion. pro TloXv-rrovs, q. v. 
 FIous, rrdbos, 6, subst. [pes,] a foot. See J. Pollux, lib. 2. §. 194. %tcaflm* 
 
 7Tt/3^ ydp ijb 1 V7rkp GKT}viiv 7Tobd. Hec. 53. SYN. Ile^d, fidaXs, kuiXov. EPITH. 
 T\>//^wv, voorluos, Xaixprjpos, tvQXos, Trdpdtyopos, ifavyos, ylptov, ftorjbpduvs, ero- 
 7rXos, varepos, aidepXos, bapds, dvorrXos, opdos, 7r£boo-rf(ji)s, ravpeios, rd^i)*, aicpds, 
 I veidTos, aloXos, XXvdpos, wkus, dwaXos, du>pos, Ipiybovnos, KapirdXXutis, bXtftos, 
 afifipoaXbs, Odds, atydXepos , UKaudTOS, orXpdpoSj fJTtpios, kuXos, Kpamvof, Tpofxi- 
 pos, dpydXios, dpyvpios. 
 
 .t 
 
 pound 
 
 The words compounded of ttotI, Dor. for -rrphs, are nrranged under the same words com 
 led of irpds. 
 
734 npAr hpay 
 
 Upayfia, 1 Ion« trpijyfAa, ar8s, et ftpdybs, eds, to, subst. [res, negotiutn,] a fact, a 
 
 matter, condition. Hpdyf.i es x^P as Xafiovr diriooaoQai robe. Hec. 1224. 
 
 See also Theogn. 1074. and Aves 112. Syn. Xpijfud, epyov, Trpafts, nddos. 
 UftayjjL&revdfiat, v. [negotior,] to be engaged in business. Tots odpois, wj> ovveK 
 
 iyti) tcivt £7rpay/uaT€vdjj.r)v. Nub. 526. SYN. ^nXy^etpecj, bXdirdveoLiat, iTvXfje- 
 
 Xeofxai, evepyeat, eivXTr]bevu). 
 HpayiidrXdv, ov, to, subst. [res parva,] a little affair. Ovb' eXtcofxej'os irlpX 
 
 irpayLidrXov yXic7^pai'TXXdye^e7rXTpi-!rrov. Nub. 1004. 
 Jlpay/udrobl^s, eds, 6 et ?/, adj. [qui litem scrutatur,] a pettifogger. Kcu 7rpay- 
 
 fxaTdbifrjs. ehd beojuai rcTepd Aa/3d/j>. Aves.1224. SYN. AiKcAoyoy. 
 Ylpdyos, vid. irpdyfjid. 
 Upatcrijp, Ion. 7rpr}KT))p } ijpbs, et rrpaicTup, opds, 6, subst. [(1) actor, (2) mercator, 
 
 (3) coactor tributorum,] a doer, a performer, a merchaut, a tax-gatherer. 
 
 'Apyjbs vav-atov, o'lte 7rpr}KTrjpes eaaXv. 0. 162. See also Ran. 1322. SYN. 
 
 'EpydrTys, j-Lnropos. 
 JIpaKT}jpias, ov, 6 et r), et 7rpafcruos, rj, dp, adj. [efficax, strenuus,] fit for acting, 
 
 efficacious. Heidu) <? Ittolto, kcu Tv^rt irpaKTiipXds. iEsch. Suppl. 532. See 
 
 also Equit. Ql. SYN. &paari}pXos. 
 ITpciKrwp, vid. TlpatCTrjp. 
 
 Ylpapi'eids, et Trpdfjivids, ov, 6 et //, adj. [sc. olvds, " vinum Pramnium ita dic- 
 tum vel a rupe quadam, (sc. in Icaria insula,) vel ^,-npavveiv, mitigare."Hederic. 
 
 Vid. omnino Schol. Horn. k. 235. et Damin.] old, generous, mellow, or, Pram- 
 
 nean. O'Lvay Ylpajjivetoj' sirX b' alyetov kvjj Tvpdv. A. 638. See also Equit. 107. 
 Tlpdv, vid. Upwrjv. 
 Upa'tayopas, ov, 6, et (2) Upa£aydpa, as, ?/, P. N. [(l) Praxagoras, (2) Praxa- 
 
 gora.] TIpa£aydpas 7a.be bwpd Qeols dvedr/Ke Avicaiov. Anacr. 189. See also 
 
 Eccles. 124. 
 TlpalXvor], r}s, ?/, P. N. [Praxinoe.] npa^occ, 7ro\X(D fiev tfyAw, noXXojp be Tedpin- 
 
 irwv. Theocr. 15. 5. 
 Ylpafys, Ion. irprj&s, ews, y), subst. [effectus, actio,] an act, an effect, conduct. 
 
 Koi/k olbd Ttpa^iv Ti'jvbe, 7rX//j> Adyw kXviov. Hipp. 1008. See also y. 82. SYN. 
 
 Hpay fid, EPITH. $6vXa, kolvi), (bueld, dbXtcos, dydd)), <pXXrj. 
 UpagiTeX-qs, eds, 6, P. N. [Praxiteles,] a celebrated sculptor. "Epyov Upa^iTe- 
 
 Xevs' tcJ 7ratbX be Tavrd (pvXdaau). Theocr. 5. 105. 
 Tlpadrws, adv. [leniter,] gently. 2!v be fir) irpos opyrjv, AleyvX, a.XX*i Ttpqdvos. 
 
 Ran. 856. 
 Upf.os, comp. orepos, super!. draTos, irpavs, et Ion. irpr)vs 9 superl. vrdrds, adj. 
 
 [placidus, mitis,] mild, gentle. '6 dr)p b' ob' yjfiiv irpqds, ovb' vTreandoe. Bacch. 
 
 436. SYN."H/i£|0os, iidXaads, ijttXos. 
 UpdnXs, Xbds, i], subst. [pectus, mens, ingenium,] the breast, the heart, under- 
 standing. "H(patcTTOs TroirjG elbvh](Ti irpaTrXbeoaX. A. 608. SYN. $pi]v, eirXroia. 
 NpdoXa, as, ?;, subst. [area iu horto,] a plot in a garden, a row. 'Io> irpatrial 
 
 rpXaadXXat, Kai 7revravis. Pax 242. 
 Ylpaaaaws, ov, 6, P. N. [Prassaeus,] the name of a frog. Tipacjvalos # ws elbev 
 
 f6)' y]fiiTrvovv 7rpd7reauvrd. Batrach. 251. 
 Tlpaaadtpdyds, ov, 6, P. N. [Prassophagus,] leek-eater, Jhe name of a frog. Ylpaa- 
 
 aiitpdyos b' eaXbwv, 7rdbos e'tXtcvae K.viaoobXi»)KTr]v. Batrach. 229. 
 Ylpaaau), Ion. Trpqooio, et 7rpdrrw, f. £w, v. [facio, ago,] to make, to do, to fare, 
 
 &C. AvTOfid-d Trpa^as rayd6' evTv^eardrd. Helen. 718. SYN. bXairpaacrto, 
 
 iroieu), dvvw, epya^bfiai. 
 TlpaTos, rj, 6v, adj. [vendendus, vendibilis,] saleable, for sale. HpaTov vXv 
 
 ileTr€fi\j/ev, ovb' ijve.oyjc.To. Trach. 276. SYN. "Qvios. 
 UpavfurjTis, Xos, adj. [leni et miti cousilio agens,] acting mildly. T^ jnev oXpv- 
 
 ciiKbfxas trpavLirj'TXv. Olymp. (S.7\. 
 
 1 In the plural irpdyy-ara frequently signifies trouble, annoyance. 
 
IIPAY IIPEY 735 
 
 TIpavvu), Ion. irpr)vvM, v. [lenio, mansuefacio,] to soften, assuage. 'Opyfjv re 
 
 irpavvovaa na\ bvtrdvpXas. Pbryx 11.3. See also Apoll. 3. 190. Syn. Karo- 
 
 Tvpavvis), KrjXiw, BeXyia, fuaXaaau), rXQaaato, ek'petXlaow, Treiralvu), ei-iXdoxd/uru. 
 Ylpavs, Ion. Trprjvs, vid. Ilpaos. 
 Tlpepibv, ov, et odiv, to, subst. [stipes, stirps, eaudex,] a trunk, stem, root. "Ottojs 
 
 dv avrals kv kvk\<o devres rd 7rpepvd Tavri. Lysistr. 207 • SYN. Kop<uos, epvbs. 
 TlpiirovTws, adv. [convenienter, decenter,] becomingly, suitably. Kri7reird Oiols 
 
 varipov avdis, 7rp0(rveipa<Tdai be wpeirovriosi Aves 563. SYN. See Evtcocrpus. 
 Tlpeirros, 77, bv, et 7rpe-wbr]s, ibs, 6 et »/, adj. [decens, conveniens,] befitting, 
 
 proper,.suitable, becoming. IIpe7rrwv dywi'wj', ovk dveZbpai to pi) oo. 1 Eumen. 
 
 9^7' See also Plut. 797- SYN. Tlpoatydpos, typcbbpbs, ev-pi7n)s, evayjipuv, 
 
 KaXos. 
 Tlperru), v. [(1) decorus sum ; (2) excello,] to become, to be proper, or be- 
 coming, to excel. TX xpiifjid Kovpg. rybe irevdipa 7rpeTreis ; Alcest. 528. SYN. 
 
 AXairpiTro), pi r an pi 7ro), Kpartarevto^ bXdfipu), \cifnrb). S YN. of YlpeTrei impers. 
 
 T\pdarjK€ty eoitce, xpi], evXbycjjs i\ €l ' 
 ITpecr/3d, Tpeafieipd, as, Trpecr^vrXs, etirpeapj-qis, Xbos, 1], adj. [(1) aetate pro- 
 
 vecta, (2) veneranda,] aged ; venerable. npeo-/3d Aios dvydrrip" Art], fj izavrds 
 
 ddrai. T. 91. See also Apoll. 4. 800. Hec. 830. arid Horn. Hym. 28.3. 
 
 SYN. (2)1epvbs, evn/Jos. 
 TIpe<7peia, as, ?;, et Trpeafievpa, arcs, to, subst. [(1) vetustas, (2) legatio, (3) digni- 
 
 tas,] age; an embassy; dignity. 'jtLbpavtov tyi/XaKcs, i<drd Trpeajoelav. Pers. 4. 
 
 See also Rbes. 933. Syn. KrjpvKevpd. 
 Tiperjfteipa, vid. Upecrpd. 
 
 llpeafievs, ews, Ion. 770s, 6, subst. [(1) senex ; (2) legatus,] an old man, an am- 
 bassador. Kopa% irdra^as rov ye crbv rov npeafiius. Acharn. 93. SYN. Ilpeff- 
 
 fivs. 
 Tlpevfievio, v. [(1) honoro, (2)antecello, legationismunere fungor,] to reverence; 
 
 to be pre-eminen1, to be an ambassador. Ken tovs oefiovras rctpd trpeapevu) 
 
 KpaTT). Hipp. 5. SYN. Tt/udw, 7rpoTipdu>, Trpeafievs el/A. 
 YlpeaftuXbv, Ion. pro Trpecfie~ibv, ov, to, subst. [douiim honoris et virtutis causa 
 
 datum,] an honorary reward. Ilpwrw toi pir ipe TrpeafiriXov kv yipX 6//o"w. 
 
 0. 2S9. SYN.Tt/itoK. 
 Upe<rj3r}Xs, vid. Upifffia. 
 Tlpeafids, ids, to, subst. [honor, reverentia,] an object of reverence. B^tXem 
 
 yvvai, irpevfios Ylepaais. Pers. 629- SYN. Kvbbs. 
 WpeaftiGToSy vid. Yipeafivs. 
 Ylperrftvyevris, ibs, 6 et ?/, adj. [natu maximus,] the oldest. Yipeafivyives UpXd- 
 
 p<p. z Troad. 59$- SYN. NpeafivTarbs, TrpujToybibs, Trpbriprjyiviis. 
 Ylpeafivs, vbs, comp. vripbs, superl. vrdrbs, et 7rpec(narbs, tj, bv, et npea fibres, 
 
 ov, adj. [(1) senex, antiquus, (2) honoratus,] old, honored; subst. an old 
 
 man. T6v irptafivv ol pireaTrj. Vesp. 1451. See also Acharn. 1 78. Syn. 
 
 Tipiov, yipovalos, Trpenfievs, Tipibs, evbo^bs. 
 TlpevfivTis, vid. Hpecfid. 
 WpeafivrXtos, tj, ov, adj. [senilis, priscus,] old, antiquated. YlpeafivrXKov tX, tov 
 
 Tpbicov pipovpevai. Eccles. 278. SYN. TtpovrXKos, yeptov, iraXaios, ap^ctTds. 
 WpetrpvToboKds, ov, b et ?/, adj. [senes excipiens,] receiving old men. Kcu 
 
 yipdpo'taX irpeaftv-TobbKoi. iEsch. Suppl. 675. 
 
 * Hpfvpeve.ia, as, r/, subst. [benevolentia, placabilitas,] kindness, gentleness. 
 
 "Hkw Xafiovva vpev/ueveidv d\Xd pi.. Orest. 13 1 7» SYN. Ev/ieretd, evvoia, 
 
 iipipbTi]$, i)xX6rr}s, evopyrjrrXa. 
 Upevpivj)s, ids, b et >/, ailj. [propitjns, placabilis, mitis,] propitious, placable, 
 
 auspicious, gentle. TXvos Oiiov fipbru>v Ti Trpevpivous tu\u)v ; Dan. y. SYN. 
 
 Y/vpevi)s, 7rpaos, evvobs, (juXofpuv, iimbs, 7rpofptov. 
 
 1 M77 ov are lierc scanned as one long syllable. 
 
 2 The reading Tlpidficf instead of ITp/a^e, suggested by Musgrave, and approved by Seidlcr, 
 is here adopted, because it is equally required by the sense and the metre. 
 
736 iipey npm 
 
 Upev/uevws, adv. [initi vel propitio raodo,] mildly, propitiously. Ty r2, Kal 
 (pdXrols ylaaQai' Trpevfih'&s b' alrov rabe. Pers. 225. SYN. FjI/hevUs, tjttXws, 
 dydvuis. 
 
 Uprjyopewit, G>v6s, v, subst. [ingluvies,] the craw, crop, or maw in birds; the 
 throat. ^Hy be ttov bei7rvf]TE f 7rpi]ydpEbJvds bf/ip 7r€ju\l>6fiev. Aveslll3. SYN. 
 
 JJprjdoj, f. <tio, v. [incendo,] to set on fire, to burn. Xpvcols be (piove'i ypafxpd- 
 
 aiv, 7rpriao) ttoXXv. Sept. Theb. 430. SYN. Katu>, dva7rp)]d(o, eo-p/^w, Ttifxirpr]- 
 
 fxX, avairru), KarcupXeyw. 
 Upr)Kr))p, vid. rTpafcr/yp. 
 Ylpiipaivto, v. [vehementer spiro,] to blow hard. YlXoKdfiovs 0' EtcdroyKE(pdXa 
 
 Tv^w, 7rpr)fxcuvovcras re OveXXas. Nub. 336. ExP. Aafipibs (pvado). 
 IJprjyrjs, to.?, 6 et //, adj. [pronus,] prone, steep. "Hptire be Trprjyijs, dpdj3r}(r£ be 
 
 rev^e' e tt' oitw. E. 58. SYN. KaTacpeprjs, TruoTrerijs, KciTci(f)dpds. 
 Ylp^lblKr), rjs, fj, P. N. [Praxidice.] Ylprj^XbXtcr} fxey Epejgv, EfibvXrjoey be. AvmjpXs. 
 
 Anacr. 193. 
 UprjfTffu), vid. Upaaau). 
 Upqarijp, 1 f,pbs, 6, subst. [turbo igneus e nubibus prorumpens,] a scorching wind 
 
 or storm. MeyuXw Tvtyui, koX 7rprjaT)jpX. Lysistr. 974. SYN.*AeXXa, Xa/Xai//, 
 
 aarpa7rr], Kepavvds. 
 Upr}vs, Ion. pro ITjoai/s ; vid. Y]p§ds. 
 Jlpriwv, vid. XTpw»>. 
 Upiapat, v. [emo, redimo, conduco,] to buy, to ransom, to hire. Uoaiv TpXa- 
 
 cOai y^prjfidrtvy v7repj3dXjj. Med. 235. SYN. 'Hveofiat, dydpd^io, i:K7rpXdfxat, 
 
 TrXirpavKW, Trepvrj/M. 
 YIpTdiJ.Xbrjs , ov, 6, patrouym. [Priamides,] a son or descendant of Priam. New- 
 
 rdros & i\v YlpXd/jXboJy' 6 k at fie yrjs. Hec. 13. 
 * HpXajuXs, Xbds, >;, adj. [Priameia,] of Priam. "Ov elbdv, etbdy ev irvXaivi Xlpia- 
 
 jiXaX. Orest. 1489- 
 HpXdfjids, ov, o, P. N. [Priamus,] Priam. Ov% ijbe Ylpidfxov too fiey oXpXov 
 
 bdfidp ; Hec. 491. EPITH. 'Aya/cX//s, dva^, ftdaXXevs, biorpe(f)))s, bufyptov, 
 
 Aapbdi'Xbrjs, ev^/jeXXos, Oedeibijs, yepwv, /.teyds, fxeydXriTcop, bids, evrenyos, 7roXv- 
 
 reicvas, AadjuebovTXdbr]s , OedtyXy /xijGTiop ardXavros, iaodeos (f>ws. 
 UpXrjTrds, ov, 6, P. N. [Priapus,] the god of gardens and vineyards. Uavres 
 
 dvr](fi)Tevv , tX 7Ttt0ot tidkdy ^jO' o TlpXyrros. Theocr. 1. SI. EPITH. MeXay- 
 
 ■^Xatvos. 
 \\piv, adv. [(1) prius, ante, (2) priusquam ; (3) donee,] before; until. 'Arpeibr}, 
 
 ov b* ed\ ws irpXv 2 e^uy ciOTe/ntyed j3ovXyv. B. 344. 
 YlpivXbXuv, ov, to, dimin. [parva ilex,] a small holm oak. Red irpiyXbXots oIki'ioov- 
 
 aXv. Aves 616. 
 UpivXyds, r], dv, et npiyubr)*, eds, 6 et ?/, adj. [iligneus, durus,] of holm oak, 
 
 oaken, strong. Oldy e£ aydpawy TrpivXviov} Acharn. 667. See also Vesp. 
 
 3S2. SYN. iTEpeds, oicXrjpds. 
 Tlp'ivds, ov, 6, subst. [ilex,] a holm oak, an oak. 2i> b' evOus, wa-rrep Trplyds 
 
 €/uirpT](Tde\s, (3dqis. Ran. 882. 
 Upiywbrjs, vid. WpivXvds. 
 nptaTos, i], dv, adj. [serratus,] cut with a saw, sawn. Uptcr-olat Aoyy^s 6eXye- 
 
 rat pivrifiixal. Eur. fr. Tel. 25. SYN. 'Ej/LurpiaOeis, r^T/ros. 
 Upl(o, v. [(1) serra seco ; (2) constringo; (3) frendeo,] to cut with a saw; to 
 
 bind ; to gnash. 1d<pes & ay elnev ovbe tv. b. jii) irple tovs ohorr&s* Ran. 927- 
 
 SYN. 'Attotto/w, Kdrairplu), oyj.£i»), kvtttio, beu), beapevu). 
 JJpiioy, dyos, 6, subst, [serra,] a saw. Mop^ fidXtaT ekaorov, a/ort irptovds. 
 
 Tracb.701. EPITH. 'dboy-w-ds. 
 
 1 On the strict meaning of this word, see J. Pollux, ii. 134. and Schol. Aristoph. Ran. 476. 
 
 2 Uplv is often long in Horn, as Z. 81. I. 403. 0. 393. &c. by the etFect of the metrical ictus, 
 sometimes also in Attic writers, as Prom. 4S1. Keel. 857. 
 
 3 Vers. Cretic. trim. 
 
IlPO TTPOB 737 
 
 * Hpd, praep. cum genitiv. [ante, coram, prae, pro,] before, in presence of, pre- 
 vious to, in comparison with, for, on account of. U\r]pT)s irpd rvfipov, o-j)s 
 Kdpr)s eirl otydyas. Hec. 520. 
 
 * Upoaydpevo), f. <ru>, v. [praedico, praenuncio,] to proclaim, to announce before- 
 hand. Upodydpevoj /ny j3dbi£eLV ti)v efiijv. Lysistr. 1214. SYN. Ylpoenrov, 
 
 Kr)pi)(T(7(i). 
 
 Upodyoi, f. a£ w , v. [produco, promo veo, deduco, praeeo,] to bring forward, 
 
 promote, conduct, go before. 'AXXd koX &s irpodyoiev 'irjTrairjdvX b&pd. Horn. 
 
 Apoll. 272. SYN. Kdrdyw, 7rpoeXavvu), 7rpo7re/i7rw, itdpaTt^jxirw, yylo^xai. 
 Tlpodywyevw, v. [prostituo,] to prostitute. Avtos eavrbv 7rpodyu)yev(op to~is 
 
 6(p6a\fjLo7s epdbicev. Nub. gj6. SYN. UpoiaTyfiX, KaT&Tropvevu). 
 Upodycoyds, ov, 6, et 77, subst. [leno,] a pimp, a prostitute. Ov Trpddyiayovs 
 
 Kdrebeig ovrds. Ran. 1079- 
 Hpdaipew, 2 aor. elXdY, v. [promo, constituo, prasfero,] to draw forth, to settle, 
 
 to choose. Avraial rd/xXeiov npoaipovoais Xdfieiv. Thesm. 419. SYN. IIpo- 
 
 $ep(o, EKtyepu), Trpok'pivo). 
 UpodXrjs, eds, o et ?/, adj. [declivis, proclivis,] sloping, precipitous. X&pg 
 
 evl Tcpoakei, <pdavet be re Kal top dyovrd. <l>. 262. SyN. Tlprjpijs, 7rpd7reTrjs, 
 
 nrpo^eipvs. 
 TLpddvdfiaWd/jiai, v. [praeludo,] to prelude. "Att' ^aerai, irpodpdPdXrjTai, fxoi 
 
 boKel. Pax 1267. SYN. UpoKdTapxdfiai. 
 TLpdciffTidv, ov,to, subst. [suburbium,] suburbs. Tvfufiov Kdro^ei fcardv ck irpd- 
 
 aarXov. Alcest. 852. 
 Upoavbdu), v. [praedico, denuntio,] to tell beforehand, to denounce, [lepov ird- 
 
 Xe/iop 7rp<i)vbqv avrti, Kal roioX QeoiaXv direnreip. Aves 556. SYN. Ilpoepew, 
 
 irpoXeyu), ndpayyeXXoj, dnayyeXXu). 
 Upd(3dbrjv f adv. [inter progrediendum,] forward, moving on. M//r ev db£, 
 
 /uiyjr euros obov 7rpdj3dbr)p ovpyarjs. Hes. Op. 727. 
 Vlpol3ddvs, eld, v, adj. [profundus,] deep. Evpvs re 7rpoj3ddvs re icaX oXcdbX vr\X 
 
 nepijaai. Apoll. 4. 283. 
 npdfiaivu), f. fifjaofiai, 7rpo/3t/3dw, et TrpdfixPrjuX, v. [praegredior, procedo, suc- 
 
 cedo,] to go forward, succeed, turn out. KdpabdKio raKetdep, 61 Trpupi'jasTat. 
 
 Med. 1 114. See also II. 609. and N. 18. Syn. UpdepxojJiai, irpox^p^ etc- 
 
 paivu), TrpijTrobi^o), TrpofJidXeu}, 7rpo/C07rrw, Trpdvefxajiat. 
 \~Ipoj3aKxy]Xds, ov, adj. [Bacchicus,] Bacchean. YlpofiaKyjfii baifiov. Bacch.' 
 
 407. 
 
 7po/3aXXw, et Ion. imp. irpdfidXeaKdp, v. [projicio, emitto,] to throw forward or 
 
 on, to send forth, to allege, to risk, ^Fvy^v npofiaXXopT ev KvfioiaX baifxdvds. 
 
 Rhes. 183. See also e. 331. SYN. 'A7ro/3aXX(y, TTporeipit), dnoppinTOJ. 
 
 IpdftdvXs, eu)s, y, subst. [progressus, proventus,] advance, produce. f Y/uieds 
 
 eade/jiEPai Ket/irjXXd re 7tpd(3doiv re. /3. 75. S"VN. HpoKoin), tmbdaXs, irpdod- 
 
 bos. 
 
 IpofldTidv, ov, to, subst. [ovicula,] a little sheep. BX^w/uevof re irpdQdnwv. 
 
 Plut. 293. 
 
 IpdfldToyvwfiwv, ovos, adj. [qui inter oves discernit,] one who distinguishes 
 
 sheep. "Octtis b' dyddos 7rpofidToyvu)jjih)i'. Agam. 768. 
 
 ipdfidrop, ov, to, subst. [ovis,] a sheep, cattle. KdireiTd tovtols toTs npdfid- 
 
 toioX /joi botcei. Vesp. 34. SYN. 'Ots, fiTjXop. EpiTH. ElpoTroKop, evrpe^es. 
 
 lpdfidrd7r<vXr)s, ov, subst. [ovium venditor,] a sheepseller. Top TrpofidToirioXriP 
 
 t)p up' dnuXeodai ^pewi'. Equit. 138. 
 
 \lpdj3r)/jid, d-ds, to, subst. [progressus,] an advance, a capering. 'E///3«s ylpov 
 
 -<dv evpvdfiots 7rpGfi{iiJLd(Tlv. Plut. 75.9. 
 
 [popi 'flaw, et X\pdfilfir)fM, vid. Tlpdfiah'U). 
 YlpoflXeirio, vid. UpobepKopai. 
 
 ■pofiXrjfxd, dros, to, subst. [eminentia, munimentum,] a jutting out, a barrier, 
 
 \ protection, a defence. IIpo/3X?//idr', aldov r elp-^vvacdaL Oeov. Eur. Suppl. 
 
 219- Syn. YlpdfidXri, ipvfxd. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 5 A 
 
738 11P0B nPOA 
 
 UpoflXijs, rjros, 6 et ij, adj. [prorainens,] jutting out. EtWfcec TrpofiXrjTtis tire^e- 
 
 fiaios (ncdireXotb. Apoll. 4. l681. 
 UpofiXriTds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [project us,] cast out, exposed. 'Pi00u) kvo-1 ttoo- 
 
 fi\r]Tds, oltavois 0' e\wp. Aj. Fl. 831. SYN." 'Etc fiXrjrbs, aTrofiXrjTos. 
 TlpofiXuxrKio, v. [progredior,] to go forth. UpofiXuxTneiv, aXX"' ni/rov aiojy ifievat 
 
 Trajod epyov. <I>. 385. SYN. 'Efc/Wvw, eK7rbpevbfjiai, efytpi, Trpbfiatvio. 
 Upbfibaw, f. ij(T(o } v. [clamo prae aliis, exclamo,] to shout above others. *fts 
 
 T<t>ye 7rpdj3du>VT€ fj.a%r]v (orpwov 'A^cuoh'. M. 277* SYN. YlpocJHjjveat, eKf3oa<i>. 
 TlpbfibXaibs, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [exporrectus,] stretched out. AovparXbe Trpb[3bXaiu>, 
 
 vit" aGTnhX v&tov txpvTa. Theocr. 24. 123. SYN. YlpofiXrjs, TrpofiXrjTos. 
 TlpbflbXr/, rjs, y, subst. [(I) objectus, (2) propugnaeulum,] interposition, defence 
 
 against. Quvarov irpofidXav. Orest. 1496. Syn. YlpofiXr)ija, elXdp. 
 Upbj3bXbs,ov, b et f], adj. [ante positus, prominens,] et subst. 6, [promonto- 
 
 rium, propugnator,] placed before, jutting out ; a promontory, a champion. 
 
 A.ctfxn(oi>, npofioXos efxbs. Nub. 11 6l. SYN. JJpoj3X))s t 7rpo(3Xr}Tos f Trpwv, Trpo- 
 
 fia.\OS t 7rpdfJ.dXoS, 7rp0ffTCLTT)S. 
 
 HpofiovXeva), v. [consulo, provideo,] to deliberate for. Kcu tcribbfiai gov, kcu 
 
 TTpoBovXevio iraXai. Equit. 1339. SYN. Ylpovbeu. 
 UpofiovXdfjiai, perf. med. fiepovXa, v. [potius cupio,] to prefer. O'ikoi ex €lP ' 
 
 Kat yap pa KXvratjJLvrjaTpas irpbfiifiGvXa. A. 113. SYN. UpoKpivto, irpbrt- 
 
 fJLCLh). 
 
 TlpdfiovXdTrats, iratbbs, adj. [consilio prognatus, vel posteris consulens. Vid. 
 
 Blomf. in 1. c] counsel-born, or consulting for posterity. UpbfiovXbKais 
 
 a(j)epTds f aras. Agam. 377' 
 IlpdpovXos, ov, b, subst. [(1) qui ante alios consultat, (2) senator,] a counsellor ; 
 
 a senator. Ni) tov At', aXXd toIs 7rpbflovXois avrhpiis. Lysistr. 609. SYN. 
 
 BovXevnjs, fjtrjrXe.Tr]s, GVfjLfiovXbs. 
 Tlpofivu), f. yew, et Trpofivvaio, v. [emungo,] to snuff. Kcip^os yayuafler av vvv 
 
 Xajjfov, tov Xvxvov 7rpo/3vadv. Vesp. 249- See also Vesp. 250. Syn. 'Atto- 
 
 flVTTO), irpdfAVfJGU). 
 
 tlpdfiwfiiot', ov, to, subst. [vestibulum arae,] the vestibule of the altar. "EXicei 
 
 j3tai(t)s Zyvbs ei Trpb^pX^v. Heracl. SO. 
 tlpbylveibs, ov, 6, adj. [promissam barbam habens,] having a long beard. 
 
 Nv/^ct, kat Trpbyeveibs; diray^aadai fxl 7roXt)(rels. Theocr. 3.9* SYN. Evysveibs 7 
 
 evTT&yw. 
 YlpbyeviffTepbs, a, bv, adj. [(l) major natu, (2) venerabilior,] older; more vene- 
 rable. Et7rot Kat pe^ete, nai os icpbyev ear epos eir). b. 205. SYN. TlpeafivTepos, 
 
 7rdAcuorcpos. 
 Xlpbyevvt'iTiop, bpbs, npbybvbs, ov, et 7rpbyevv7]T))&, ypos, 6, subst. [progenitor,] a 
 
 forefather, 1 ancestor. TldXatwv 7rpbyewr)Tbpu)v. Hipp. 1377» See also Aves 
 
 543. SYN. Ylpb7rdT0)p, Trpbyevcarepos, irpbTlpYjyeviis. 
 YlpbyiyviooKio, et -npobdrifii, v. [ante cognosco, constituo,] to know or deter- 
 mine before. Tore orlvaZeiv koX irpbytyvwaKeiv £XP*i v% Hipp. 1075. See 
 
 also o. 396. 
 Ilpby irb fiat, v. [prsecedo, procedo,] to precede, to proceed. "A/ufti b/iov 71-00- 
 
 yevovTb .itvpbs aeXds afjnrveiovTes. Apoll. 3. 1291* SYN. Upbuyto, 7rpb(3alv(tf, 
 
 7rpbjjibXeu>, Trpbx^P^- 
 Tlpbybvos, vid. YlpbyevvijTiop. 
 npoypa(j)(o,f.\l>(o, v. [prius scribo; proscribo,] previously to write ; to proscribe. 
 
 ^Kbireiv, & tX av Trpbypd^na jj.lv ev rols TrXvaxXois. Aves 450. 
 YipobdrjfxX, vid. YYpbyiyvioGKU). 
 Tipbbelbio, f. <tw, v. [ante metuo,] to fear previously. Ovk ovv irpbbeloas eifxX r&7 
 
 ye vvv Xbyy. CE. R. 90. SyN. Ylpbtybfiibfxai, npobeifxaivto. 
 TlpbbeuXbs, ov, b ety, adj. [qui ante vesperam illiquid agit,] before the eveniKg, 
 
 in the afternoon. "HtoXo jj.ev atjpayyd irpbbeuXbs eoflyZv els rjv. Theocr. 25. 
 
 223. 
 
 1 Upoyouos has also the signification of step-son. Ion 1328. 
 
IIPOA OTOE 739 
 
 TipdbeiKi'vfxi, f. fa, v. [praemonstro,] to show previously. 2o/7irpw irpobeticvvs, 
 
 ycuav ifjnrdpevaerai. CE. R. 456'. SYN. Updaij/jalvta, Trpdfatvh), f7rayyeX\w. 
 UpdbepKOfxai, TrpofiXeirh), et Trpbeibio, v. [praevideo,] to see or look before or for- 
 ward. Qvtjtovs b' ETravaa fxrj npobepKeoOai fiopbv. P. V. 256. See also Ran. 
 
 1521. and Nem. 1. 40. Syn. WpoXevooio, Trpoyiyvwamt). 
 HpdSriXos, ov, 6 et 57, adj. [manifestus,] very plain. TlpdbrjXos ap b TrdY/xos. 
 
 Orest. 18/. Syn. See 'ApibrjXds. 
 UpoblbdaKw, f. fa, v. [prius doceo,] to teach before or previously. 'AW 
 
 €y%eipei Toy -KpeoftvTr)V, 6 tX nep fxeXXeis, TrpbbXbaoKeiv . Nub. 476. 
 UpdbibwfAi, f. bourn), v. [(1) prodo, (2) prius do,] to betray, desert; give pre- 
 viously. YlpdbXbuoX, 7tcubas r' £kt£Kpov[ilvos Xddpa. Ion 441. SYN. 'A7ro\e/7nw, 
 
 eKXeiTrw. 
 TlpoblKos, ov, 6, subst. [justitia? defensor, patronus,] a supporter of justice, a 
 
 patron. 1 "Ep-rret vrpobXicots 'Arpeibais. Agam. 438. SYN. Ivyfiyopos, trpoaTa- 
 
 rrjSy avvbXtcds. 
 YIpdboK)), fjs, f], subst. [angustus locus, insidiis aptus,] a place where a person 
 
 lies in wait for game, an ambush. Herpes etcftaivovTd bebeyfxevos kv irpdbdKrjaX. 
 
 A. ]07. SYN. 'Eiebpa, Xoxps, eyfcpvpi/jid. 
 Tlpdbdfxds, ov, 6, subst. [atrium, vestibulum,] an entrance-hall, vestibule. T flka 
 
 §' inrb <pXoir]v irpobdjiu) evX Toljd. ravvaaas. Apoll. 3. 278. SYN. Yipodvpbv, icpo- 
 
 Bvpaiov, aWovad, 7r«ords. 
 * npdbdaXa, as, fj, subst. [proditio,] a betraying, treachery, treason. "H fxe 
 
 7cpovbu)Kev ; b. ndXi'jv ye irpoboaXav bXnaid bpqv. Helen. 1632. 
 Ilpdbdrris, ov, 6, et irpoborXs, xbds, >;, subst. [proditor,] a traitor, betrayer. Ov 
 
 TroaXs fifiwv Trpdbdrrjs yeybvev ; Ion 863. See also Thesm. 400. 
 TlpdbdTds, ov, 6 et tj, adj. [proditus,] betrayed. Ylpdbdros Ik (pXXuv. Hipp. 
 
 591. 
 UpdbovXds, ov, 6 et fj, subst. [servus,] a slave. A.voi Td%os irpdbovXds epfidaiv 
 
 nbbds. Agam.918. Syn. See AovXds. 
 Upobpdiuds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [praecurrens,] running before, or forward. 'Eyw be 
 
 Trpobpdjxos, arjs TrdpaoK€v7]S xdpXr. Iph. A. 424. SYN. TJpdrjyrjrrjs, 7rpor)yrjTi]p, 
 
 TrpoTpeywv. 
 TlpdebpXa, as, >/, subst. [prior sedes,] a first or front seat. 'I5ov irpoebpXay oldv 
 ■ o^d/tal a eyd). Equit. 703. 
 
 1 Wpueepyw, v. [prohibeo, arceo,] to prevent, to hinder. Uavras be Trpbeepye 
 I 6ods eni vrjds bbevetv. A. 568. SYN. 'A7re/pya;, KdQeipyts), KtaXvio, efnrdbi^io, 
 I Ylpueibto, vid. Upobeptcofiai. 
 Ylpoevveird), vid. UpoXeyo). 
 \Upue£,e7rlarrd[2at s v. [probe novi ante,] to know well before. Kairoi tX 0?;/it; 
 
 iravrd n povjgn lard jia 1. P. V. 101. SYN. Ilpoyiyrwoxw, TrpobdrjfjiX, 7rpoeib(o. 
 ilpoelepewdu), v. [ante scrutor,] to examine previously, to investigate. 'Eti- 
 
 oyts, ws ay Trpov$,£pevvr)(r<jj trrXfidv. Phoen. 92. SyN. , E,^£pevvd(o, e^erdcta. 
 T\p6e£epevvr)Ti]s, ov, 6, subst. [scrutator ante,] a previous examiner. Sre/^wy b' 
 
 uvaKTOs 7rpo€^epev}'r)Tas orpdrav. Rhes. 292. 
 UpdeZfyufxdt, v. [prius mando vel jubeo,] to order or command previously. 
 
 c Ov Ketvos evbi/s, <bs av Trpov^ecpiead. Trach. 7^1. SYN. 'Evr^XXw, irpoev- 
 
 %'iiru). 
 Wpotiru), et Trpuipib), vid. TlpoXeyto. 
 
 Upvepiiu), i\ vTio, \. [protraho, deduco,] to draw forward, to bring to. Avrds 
 
 b' eaaufievws TrpolpvaadpLev i']7T€ip6vbe. 1. 73. SYN. KdQeXKvio. 
 lUpoEpecratt), v. [promoveor remigando,] to row forward. TL-nrovby b' es XXfiiva 
 I Trpdepeaffufjitv, ovbt rXs rifiiv. v. 279« 
 
 \\pblyM, v. [(1) ante liabeo, (2) promineo, (3) praesto,] to hold before, to jut 
 i out, to excel. T//i' dairXbd tF/s KutXrji rrpot^tov, dfutXrj rj/s 'YpiToytveias. Nub. 
 1 989* SYN. Updrelvui, vnepexw. 
 
 Up6$iKos is also a P. N. Nub. 3G0. and Aves 693. 
 
 
740 J1POH 1IPOI 
 
 Hporiyedfiai, v. [praegredior,] to lead the way before. "lv e\tov rrpdrjyrj rip 
 6e<p (tv. b. Travv fxev ovv, Plut. 1195. SYN. Kadrfyedfjiai, vtyrjyedfiat, trpo- 
 
 irefJLTTh). 
 
 Ylpvrjyrjrfip, rjpos, 7rp8r)yr)Tf)s, ov, 6, et 7rpdT}yfjTeipd, as, f], subst. [dux viae,] a 
 
 guide, a leader. Tavpov 7rpdrjyr]Tf}pd avfi^bpas e%w»>. Bacch. 1148. See also 
 
 (E. R. 1292. and Apoll. 3. 1181. SYN. 'HyE/iwv, dybs, bbrfybs. 
 Tlpor}Krjs, eos, 6 et r/, adj. [praeacutus, praetentus,] sharp, stretched out. Nj/vs, 
 
 etfeX ovtc et Eperftd 7rpo))Kea ^epaXv Eiretybv. /i. 205. SYN. 'QHfidrjicrbs, ev- 
 
 fifjicris. 
 TIpdriKio, v. [progredior,] to advance. 'Av-Qpunw bn 7rpbfiKo)v. Nub. 513. Syn. 
 
 See Upofiatvio. 
 Ylpdfjjjiap, adv. [ante diem,] before day. Upbvvi;, Trpofj/jLap, koQXei S' eV ea^dpy. 
 
 Simon. 230. 47. 
 UpodeXv/jvos, ov, b et f}, adj. [e radice erutus, conjunctus,] plucked up by the 
 
 roots, extirpated, heaped up. tf>pa£a vres bbpv bovpX, oclkos adKei TrpodeXv/xvo). 
 
 N. 130. SYN. Tlpoppi£bs, airoppiclbs, ttvkvos, avv£\r]s. 
 UpodemrtZu), v. [vaticinor,] to prophecy. To fieXXbv rj Kpatvoirb TrpovTeBeaizX- 
 
 Kei. P. V. 219* SYN. YlpdjMtVTevofiai, Trpbe~nrbv, QeaTrXwhiio, yprjfffAbXbyEio. 
 Upddho, et 7rpdQUffKio t v. [praecurro, antecurro,] to run forward, to outstrip., 
 
 Tovpeko. 01 TTpddEovcriv bveibEd fivdrjcrcHrdai ; A. 291. See also X. 459« SYN. 
 
 TlporpE)(w. 
 WpodvriaKio, 2 aor. iQavov, v. [morior pro,] to die for. Tlaibwv TrpbQvii<TKeiv 
 
 TrcLTEpaSy ovb' 'EXXrjvXicbv . Alcest. 700. 
 Tlpdddfiviop, opos, 6, P.N. [Prothoenor.] 'ApKEoXXaos re, Upbdbt'ivwp re, KXbvXos 
 
 re. B. 495. 
 npodoos, ov, 6, P. N. [Prothoiis.] MayW/rwv 5' ijp^e Upbdbos HevQprivbbvbs 
 
 vlbs. B. 756. 
 UpodpuHTKut, 2 aor. iQbpbv, v. [prosilio,] to spring forward. OvpdvbQev Trpbdb- 
 
 povad' 0d/3« 6' ETiva^dEV dvrrjs. Apoll. 4. 641. SYN. TlpoTrrjbdu), dvopovo), 
 
 dvdreXXu), 7rpbiri7rT(D, k^opjjdbfjiai. 
 IlpoSvjud, aros, to, subst. [quod sacriflcio praemittitur,] an offering before the 
 
 regular sacrifice. 'EVet b£ /3<ujuw TrbTrdvd /cat 7rpb0v/jidTd. Plut. 660. 
 TIpodv/jiEdfiat, v. [(1) alacri sum animo, (2) valde cupio,] to be in high spirits ; 
 
 to be zealous, to desire much. Kal p]v irpbOvfiovfiai ye aavXb7rpu)KTX<j?.v. Vesp. 
 
 1173. SYN. 'ErrXd vjjlecj, OTtovbaZw, Etreiybfiai, evdvp,EU) } OappEO). 
 Upddvfua, as, ?/, subst. [(1) animi alacritas, (2) studium,] zeal, promptness. 
 
 Tlpodvfxtas ydp obbsv eXXeiTreis' ctrap. P. V. 349. SYN. 'E7rt0w//ia, vpfirj, 
 
 anovbrj. 
 Upddv/jLos, ov, 6 et y, adj. [protnptus, alacer,] ready, zealous. Upbdvjjibu el-% 
 
 o^OaXfjidv els 'Iacora. Med. 1143. SYN. M.Efxdws, -Kpofppwv, 7rpo)(€ipbs, erot-- 
 
 fios, (nrovbdibs, dowbs. 
 Upodvfiws, adv. [prompte, alacriter,] readily, earnestly. Ovkow bp$s 6o/*w/i£- 
 
 vovs rijids 7rd\at 7rpbdv/ji<os. Plut. 257. SYN. 'Ero/^uws, a(?fj.Ei'0)S, r/Sews, XXdpois, 
 
 07rovbai(os. 
 HpoOijpaidv, et7rpodvpov,ov, to, subst. [prima exterior janua domus,] the front 
 
 door, a threshold. Ov fid Tab' addvdTCJV EvKoafirjTa irpodupaid. Horn. Hym. 
 
 3. 384. See also Vesp. 870. SYN. Upo7rvXaiov, TrponvXov, Trpobofibs. EpiTH. 
 
 YJurevKTov. 
 Upddvcj, f. vffu), v. [ante vel pro sacrifico,] to sacrifice before or for. ITaicos 
 
 irpddvqtDV t,ivXd teal ysvedXXd. Ion 804. 
 YlpdXaXXu), f. dXw, v. [antemitto,] to send forward. 'Aypovbe TrpoXaXXs' <f)XXei 
 
 bs ill KrjpddX fidXXov. o. 369. SYN. rTpoTre/iTrw, TrpbrXBrifu, d7ro(rr£XXu>. 
 TlpuXairTU), f. \f/(o y v. [praemitto,] to send forward, or before the time. "SlyvyXav \ 
 
 uibi 7rpdXa-ipai. Sept. Theb. 310. SYN. IIjOp7reju7rto, TrpoXaXXw. 
 UpoXrjfxX, v. [projicio, abjicio, negligo,] to send forward or away, throw out, 
 
 neglect, omit. Ilayaj/ irpoXelad Kpripv&v. Hipp. 123, SYN. 'Em-Kpolr^xt, 
 
 TrpoTrkfXTrto, irpopp'nrTU}, oXlywpEb). 
 
npoi npoK 741 
 
 YlpoUa, 7rpoiK6s, et npo% adj. [gratis,] gratuitously. 'AW ovk dv, et tX 7rpolKd 
 
 •Kpdadydyeiv a ebei. Pax 907- See also p. 413. Sy N. 'A/iigOX, bivpEav. 
 TlpoiKTtjs, ov, 6, subst. [mendicus,] a beggar. Albws fr ovk dyddt) ne^prjfiev^ 
 
 avbpX TtpoiKTrj. p. 547. SYN. Ylrwytis, 7Tevt)S, (joj/noXoxps, ayvprrjs. EpiTH^ 
 
 'Avaihris, OapadXeos. 
 I\poi<TTTjpX } f. arr](Tio, v. faute colloco, propono,] to place before, to propose. 
 
 Xa/petv KeXevco' tX rdbe 7rpovar^(ru) Xoyy; Cyel. 319* S'YN. T\poTXQr}fxX, Ttpo- 
 
 j3a\\w, Trpd(j)ep(i). 
 TlpoiTlbes, <ov t ai, P.N. [Prcelides,] the name of one of the seven gates at 
 
 Thebes. Tvbevs filv i']brj irpos nvXaiaX YipoirXaX. Sept. Theb. 373. 
 YipOLT6s t ov, 6, P. N. [Prcetus.] T<V avTira^eis rube ; tis UpoiTov nvXtiv. Sept. 
 
 Theb. 391. 
 TJpoi(i)£,Xs, ems, >/, subst. [persecutio,] pursuit. 'Ev be Tcpoiutys te 7rdXiw'£is re 
 
 tetvkto. Hes. Scut. 154. SYN. Aiwy^ud, bXuypos, imyju??. 
 *TIpdKadevb(o, v. [prius dormio,] to sleep first. Kutteit eKeicr eXdcjv, npoKd- 
 
 Oevbet Trpw irdvv. Vesp. 104. 
 YlpdnadiZu), et *7rp6icadr]pai, v. [ante consideo,] to sit down before. KXay- 
 
 yrjbov 7rpoKddic6vTiov' cfxdpdyei be te Xeijiibv. B. 463. See also Rhes. 6. SYN. 
 
 TlpotaTCLfxai. 
 UpoKUKdiradEG), v. [malis ante affligor,] to be previously afflicted with misfor- 
 tunes. Bdrecu fiadfii TrpoKaKOTradwv. iEsch. Suppl. 871. 
 TIpdKaKds, 7] y ov, adj. [malus palam,] manifestly bad. Kd«d TrponaKa Xiyeis. 
 
 Pers. 980. 
 YlpoKaXiopai, et npoKaXlcidfiat, v. [(l) evoco, (2) lacesso, (3) hortor, (4) appello,] 
 
 to call out, to challenge, to urge on, to appeal to. Tlp^KdXov|i^E^ , evysveiav, 
 
 w ylpov, oeQev. Here. F. 308. See also 0. 228. SYN. 'ExxaXew, TrapuKaXZw, 
 
 7rpOTpE7T(t), EpHdl^U), ETVayit). 
 
 YlpoKoXofi/jd, drds, to, subst. [velamen,] a veil. YlpoKdXvfjifidTwv E7rXev<re. 
 
 Agara. 673. SYN. KdXv/ijud, TCEpXKdXvuiid, KaXvirrpa. 
 UpoKaXvnTO), f. \pto, v. [praetendo, velo,] to place before as a covering, to pre- 
 tend, to cover. "E7reird /ueVroi 7rpovKaXv\pur ojuyudrd. Med. 1144. SYN. 
 
 Kdrdicd\v7rrw, it poreivto, TrpofiaXXtt), koXvutid. 
 UpoKcifAVio, 2 aor. ekclixov, v. [ante vel pro laboro,] to labor or be weary before- 
 hand or for. M}) TrpoKctfJiriTE, nobd. Here. F. 118. SYN. Ylpo-KovEOfxai. 
 TlpoKas, vid. npo£. 
 TlpoKarayiyvwcrKio, f. yrvj/rofxai, v. [ante damno,] to condemn previously. Ylpos 
 
 rutv 6ewv, [ATI 7rpoKaTdyiyi>u)ffic' , <5 7rdrep. Vesp. QIQ. SYN. YlpoKpivw, Kara- 
 
 yiyvtoaKGJ. 
 npotceifiai, v. [objectus sum ante,] to be placed before, to be proposed. Yvy^Js 
 
 dyuivd tov TrpoKeijjiEVOv TctpX. Orest. 838. SYN. Yldpdj3dXXdfxai, TcdpaKeifxai, 
 
 bXaraaaofxaiy 7rpdi(TTdfiai. 
 l\p6Ki)bofiai, etirpoKripaivu), v. [curani gero de,] to be anxious for. Mi) pov 
 
 irpoKribov \iaaoov, <vs e/uoi yXvKi). P. V. 650. See also Trach. 29» SYN. 
 
 Mipt/jivdh), Kr]bo/j.ai, Trpo/jtridEdfiai, (f>pot>Ti£u), EirXfieXeufAai. 
 TlpoKripvffau), f. £w, v. [(l) ante praedico, (2) per praeconem edico,] to proclaim 
 
 previously, or by a herald. 2.d<pij 7rpbKr]pvlovTd' Kal to irpdyu dyeiv. Antig. 
 
 34. SYN. Krjpvccru), dvaKripvavio, dvdyopevu). 
 T\po~KXvTos, ov, 6 et //, adj, [ante vulgatus,] heard of long ago. UpckXvT 
 
 dicovovTes Inla Ov^rwv iivQpioTrwv. Y. 204. SYN. Aid/3o/;ros, TrdXvOpvXXrjTos, 
 
 dvofiaaros. 
 * UpoKXaiio, f. KXavau), v. [prius defleo,] to weep or lament before. UpovKXadv, 
 
 6%6<pi»)vds ms drjbwv. Trach. 9^5. Syn. See KXcu'w. 
 lilpotcvr], r]s, f], P. N. [Progne.] 'AXX', et hdicei otyiov, tciutu xp>) bpij.v, ?/ Wpbuvr}. 
 
 Aves 665. SYN. 'AtOXs, TraiboXiTeipd. 
 TlpuKOTTTbi, v. [proricio, progredior. Vid. Monk. Hipp. 23.] to advance, to do 
 
 gOOd. Tl S' CLV TTpOKOTTTOlS, €t dtXoiS U€l OTEP€tV J AlcCSt. 1098. SYN. UpudyO), 
 
 ■ tpofiaivu, embXhiofiX, Trpb-^pEW . 
 
742 nPOK nPOM 
 
 YlpoKpivu, f. Xvw, v. [praefero,] to select in preference. Ylavruiv wpoKpipas cu>- 
 
 <Ppdveordrov fiporwv. Helen. 47. SYN. 'Efcxptpw, Kpivu), a7roatVfyucu, efaipeto, 
 
 €K\eyu), 7rpdrifjd(t}. 
 Tlpok-pts, Xds, vel ?£fo, //, P. N. [Procris. Vid. Ov. Metara. vii. 493, 672—865.] 
 
 <$>ai&pr)v re JJpoKpiv te Xbov, KaXyv r 'ApXdbvrjv. X. 320. 
 UpoKpoaeai, wv, al, subaud. rTfis, subst. [naves ita collocatae ut puppes altae 
 
 quasi murum pinnis eminentibus constituant,] ships drawn up in a line, so 
 
 that the high sterns look like a wall with projecting pinnacles. TJ pa 7rpo- 
 
 Kpoaaas Epvvav, kcu nXr/aav dnaaris. E. 35. 
 TlpoKpovoTTjs, ov, 6, P. N. [Procrustes.] O'L/xoi, UpoKpovarys rrifxepov yerriffofiai. 
 
 Eccles. 1013. 
 UpoKpovb), f. c(o, v. [pulsando extendo, trudo, subagito,] to stretch out by ham- 
 mering, to push. Tijv ypavv 7rpuKpovffr) npCJTdv' rjv bi fii) 6e\y, Eccles. 1017' 
 UpdnvXivbofxai, Trpo~TrpoKvXlvbd}iai, et 7rpdnvXivbedfiai, V. [provolvor ad pedes 
 
 alicujus,] to roll or fall before. Avrws, oi/b'' dpd re irpoKTjXivbEraX ovberEpuxre. 
 
 H. 18. See also X. 221. and Aves 501. SYN. Updnt7rru), yovvd^dfxat, Trpoa- 
 
 KVl'EOJ, TTpOmTVEiO. 
 
 Ylpdicv7rTU), f. xpio, v. [procumbo,] to incline or bend forward. Udpappdyevros 
 
 tltBXov npoKir^av. Ran. 412. SYN. Kvtttio, EirippeizM, ettXkvtct(i), 
 HpoKiHov, vi'ds, 6, P.N. [Procyon,] the name of a star which precedes the dog- 
 star. Kou YlpoKviav btbvfxois vtto KaXd tydelvei. Arat. 450. 
 YlpoKujfjXdv., vid. YlpooifxXov. 
 Updicbj7rds, ov, 6 et ?Vndj. [gladium capulo tenens, destrictus,] holdiug a sword 
 
 by the hilt, drawn (as said of a sword). '6 be %X(j)os TrpdiaoTcdv kv yepolv e^wr. 
 
 Orest. 14S5. 
 WpoXayydvu), v. [ante sortior,] to choose before. "OrX TrpoeiXrj^' aXX' diravrd 
 
 ravrd %pi) fxefivrjiuEvovs. Eccles. 1 159* 
 Ylp6Xa£,v[.iai, et npoXanfiavb), v. [prius apprehendo, antkipo,] to seize first, to 
 
 anticipate, to surprise. UpoXa^vfxat yovv r&5 XP^*'^ r, ^ s ^oyijs. Ion 1027* 
 
 See also Ion 410. Syn. <bQdvo>, TrpotyQuvw. 
 YlpoXEyo), 7rjoo£7rw, TrpoevvEiTh), et irpoEpEU), v. [praedico, edico,] to speak first, 
 
 proclaim. "Evekcl ye r&v TrpdXEXeyfxevbjp. Vesp. 886. SYN. Updfirjvvio, itpo- 
 
 <f)U)i'EG) f TTpoar^fxaivo), > 
 WpoXei-nu), v. [relinquo, deficio,] to leave, to fail, to faint. *Hv /*>) irpoXXwioa 
 
 at fivpXai fiE wyavai. Thesrn. 927« Syn. See Aetna. 
 YlpoXea^os, o?/, 6 et >/, adj. [garrulus,] chattering. Kcu ju>) irpoXearyps, p.rfi' 
 
 e(J)oXkos ev X6y<D. iEsch. Suppl. 208. SYN. iLrojfxvXds. 
 IlpoXeixTffoj, v. [praevideo,] to see beforehand. &uKib irpuXevaaeiV ols yap >/ 
 
 yvojjjir) kclk&v. Philoct. 1360. SyN. See YIpobepKo/uai. 
 UpdXdyos, ov, 6, subst. [prologus,] a prologue, an introduction of the subject 
 
 of a tragedy, first adopted by Euripides: see Ran. 11 19. Top npoXoydv ov-% 
 
 e£et 7rpdaa\pai XrjKvddv. Ran. 12l6. 
 UpdfjidXds, ov, {}, subst. [salix,] a willow. See the Schol. in 1. c. 'Efciijs irpd- 
 
 fiaXoi te KaX treat eKnetyvaaXv. Apoll. 3. 201. 
 YlpofiavOavu), 2 aor. Efxaddv, v. [prius disco,] to learn previously. Elr av 7rpd- 
 
 jmddelv q.ap! ebtbacfKev, rw f*r]p(o fxr) tyveyovras. Nub. Q66. SYN. See Ylpoyty- 
 
 V&ffKO). 
 
 Upofiavrevofxai, v. [vaticinor,] to foretell. W H npwra fxev rd deld irpovjiavrev' 
 
 adrd. Eur. fr. Melan. 17. l. Syn. See TApoQecniZu. 
 YlpdfxavrXs, Etas, 6 et f], adj. [praesagus,] propiietic. A7, al' Trpdfiavris Ovfxds, 
 
 ws rX irpoabdtcq.. Alldrom. 106l. 
 npojua^/^w, et 7rpbfxdxdfjiai, v. [(l) in prima acie pugno, (2) defendo,] to figlit 
 
 in the first ranks for or with, to be the champion of. "E^rop, htjketi irainrdv 
 
 'Ay^iXXffi 7rpdfidx^£' Y. 376. See also P. 358. SYN. 'Xitep^xaxd^ai, Vnep- 
 
 aaniZu). 
 Upd/dd^os, 1 et rrpdfjdSf ov, 6, subst. [(1) qui in prima acie pugnat; (2) propug- 
 1 Upoficixos is also a P. N. in H. 47C. 
 
HPOM nPON 743 
 
 nator,] one who fights in the front rank, a champion. "Idwev he bxh irpbud- 
 X<*v t 'iprjt:! eoiKws. II. 582. See also Troad. 31. SYN. Uporrrdrris, virEpaa- 
 
 7riOTl]S. 
 
 UpofieXe-iiw, f. jjerw, v. [ante meditor,] to premeditate, to practise. 'H nais 
 
 ifxeXXe 7rpd{jiE\er^i' y io ro'^brd. Thesm. 1177. SYN. YlpbXbyidbfiai. 
 Updfxijdetds, a, bv, adj. [Prometheus,] Promethean. i&appaKdv, oppa te (petal 
 
 Upourideiov KaXEeadai, Apoll. 3. S44. 
 npdjurideid, et YlpbixrfiXa, as, >;, subst. [providentia, cura,] superintendence, 
 
 care. Ken ra7rt ^epaov vvv irpbfx^Qeiav Xdfielv. /Esch. Suppl. 186. See also 
 
 Hec. 7S3. SYN. Ylpbvoid, irpbdvfxXa, EnXfUEXetd. 
 Upb/urjdevs, ems, 6, P. N. [Prometheus.] "Octtis, l\pbfj.r]6ev, colaXv ov Ivva- 
 
 a'xd.Xa. P. V. 251. EPITH. 'AyKvXb/nrjrXs, nvpfopb;, <70(j)i<TT})s t 'ld7rEribt>Xbr}s, 
 
 buXo/jirjTls, bbXotypbi'Eiov, irais 'IctTreroto, TrotKiXdjSovXds. PHR. See P. V. 445 — 
 
 515. 
 Ylpdfir^devs, et 7rpdur}dt)s, eos, 6 et ?/, adj. [providus,] provident. Upofxadevs 
 
 evKoudfir]TXs apya. iEsch. Suppl. 708. See also Soph. Electr. 1078. 
 TlpofirflXicuiSy adv. [prudenter,] prudently. Ev y EXEvbriods avrb Kal irpb^r]BX- 
 
 kQs. Aves 1510. SYN. TiEpfypdbEUS, £7rfyi£Xws, be%h>s, £vvet(os. 
 Upojnjvva), f. vow, v. [przemonstro,] to declare before. 'AW olv irpbjx-qvvaeis 
 
 yt tovto HYjbsvX. Antig. 84. SYN. YlpbEpiG), 7rpbcrr)[ialv(o, TrpobxbdaKo), irpb- 
 
 Xgyw. 
 UpdurjTiop, dpds, ?/, subst. [a via,] a grandmother, a female ancestor. Kae at, 
 
 rbv npofxaropos. Phoen. 687. 
 lipofxiyvvfjCi, v. [prius misceo,] to mix in preference. IlaXXaaSt TrpbftXyijvaX, 
 
 dTifia$.eoKE b' duoirXv. I. 452. 
 Upofivdd/uat, v. [(l)ambio nuptias pro alio ; (2) praesagio,] to court for ano- 
 ther ; to presage. Upofivdrai rX jJLOi. (E. C. 1075. SYN. YlpbixavTevbfJLai. 
 YlpdixvrjtTTlvos, t], bv, adj. [alter post alterum,] one after another. At be 7rpo- 
 
 pvrioTival E7rrJE(rdv' ?/ bi Etcaarr). X. 232. 
 Tlpofj.v{](rrpXd, as, //, subst. [(l)pronuba, (2) conciliatrix,] a female match- 
 maker; a procuress. EV0' #0t\' i] npoiiviiaTp? dtrbXeaQai kuklos. Nub. 41. 
 YlpbudXld), inus. 2 aor. EfxdXdv, v. [progredior,] to advance. Hrrjadv 6 he 
 
 irpbjxbXwv Xblro tcpeicoy 'Etewvcvs . b. 22. SYN. See Upofiaira). 
 Ylpv/joXi), ijs, //, subst. [vestibulum,] a porch, a vestibule. Avtov 5' kv irpo- 
 
 fJ-bXij rerpvixixEvd yovvdr EKaiixptzv. Apoll. 1. 1174. SYN. IJpbQvpbt', 7rpo9v- 
 
 paibv, 7rpbbofxos, TrpbirvXaibv. 
 Tlpbfxbs, vid. Iljooyuavos. 
 Upd/joxOtoj, v. [prius laboro,] to labor previously. WpbLiEfioyQ^KaaX alfieaOai. 
 
 Eur. Suppl. 1244. SYN. Y\pbirbi>ibLiai. 
 *npuvala, as, rj, adj. [Prona?a,] an epithet of Minerva, so called from a sta- 
 tue erected to her honor, in front of the temple at Delphi. See Herod, viii. 
 
 37. and Meurs. Lect. Att. p. 87. X/y TLaXXds, AeX^oi vXv bd' IbpvovTb Upb- 
 
 valriv. Call. fr. 220. 
 Upbvubs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [ante templum situs,] placed in front of a temple. 
 
 Fito/uiovs Trpovuovs, Kal irbXiaoovyiov ibpas. JEsch. Suppl. 503. 
 npbv£/uio, v. [attribuo, procedo,] to distribute, to advance. YlpbvELiev' ndrpus 
 
 ov-VEKd. Isthm. 8. 37. Syn. Hpbfiaivia. 
 TlpbvbEu), v. [ante animadverto,] to perceive beforehand. Elr' av itaXXv avOXs 
 
 dviffTd/LLEVOvs Iv/u^trai Kat irpbvbTiaaL. Nub. 979. SYN. UpocxKb7rEoj, Trpbyt- 
 
 yvu)(jKu), 7rpbbibd<7Kb/uai, irpdbepicdfjai, 
 Tlpbvoid, as, >/, subst. [prudentia,] forethought, prudence. UoXXifv irpbvoicLv 
 
 elylv evax/i/jutis Ttlaeiv. Hec. 567. SYN. Ylpbfirideid <ppoi>TXs, EmfjEXeut, empnid. 
 
 EPITH. 0e/a, ob<\»), i'lavybs. 
 Wpbrbfibs, ov, b et //, adj. [ante pascens,] feeding before. Ylpbrbfid bl ftbrd tus. 
 
 TEsch. Suppl. 699. 
 npbvbbs, ov, b et //, adj. [prudeus,] prudent. Yldrtp evdapofi ActvacV, -npbrbbv. 
 
 ^Esch. Suppl. 976. SYN. Jlpb^rjOevs, 7rpbfjir)0f)s, evvbbs, fpdrlflfc. 
 
744 nPON npon 
 
 Ilpdvvli, adv. [ante noctem,] before night. See in UpdrjiJidp. 
 
 Tlpdrwnrjs, ids, 6 et ij, adj. [(l) praeceps, pronus, (2) promptus,] prone; ready. 
 
 "Ayav 7rpov(07n)s els to Xotbbpe'iv (pepei. Androra. 727- SYN. Upr}vr)s, Kara- 
 
 tyepris, 7rpdTrtrr)s, Trpov&Tt Xds, Kpr}/xvwbrjs, aTrdrdfids. 
 UpovwirXos, 1 ov, 6 et r;, adj. [ante vestibulum,] before the vestibule. "66' karlv 
 
 civrip' TtTace; 7r<5s TcpdvuTtlos. Bacch. 634. SYN. See YipdQ^pdv. 
 TIp6£, TrpdKos, et npoKas, dbos, 6 et r/, subst. [hinnulus, dama,] a fawn, a hind. 
 
 r H alyas nipdovs, r/e irponds l^vevovTES. Apoll. 2. 279. See also Horn. 5-71. 
 
 SYN. Ne/3j0os, ke/jcls, bopKas. 
 Upo^evew, v. [hospitio excipio nomine civitatis, suppedito,] to entertain in the 
 
 name of the state; to supply, to furnish. Ovb' eXirXs, jjtis Kal Opdaos tX irpov- 
 
 Itvei. Trach. 727. SYN. EevIZw, irpoiffrafxai. 
 Ylpo^EvXa, as, fj, subst. [hospitium,] hospitality. Uol ttote rpe-ipei ; riva trpo- 
 
 'i£vXav, Med. 360. SYN. BevXa. 
 Upo&vos, ov, 6 et rj, subst. [(l)qui peregrinos nomine civitatis hospitio excipit, 
 
 (2) hospes publicus, (3) conciliator,] a public entertainer; a public guest; 
 
 a match-maker. Evv irpo%£voicrl, [lavTEoiv te TIvOXkoIs. Androm. 1092. Syn. 
 
 Eevos, 7rpoaraTr]Sy <pXXos. 
 npooiiJiXdv, et TrpoKoj/jtCdy, et ^poi/Mov, ov, to, subst. [praeludium,] a prelude. 
 
 Tx xPVf 1 ** f* ohrpols enaXevas irp om/i Xois ; Here. F. 1170. See also Nem. 4. 
 
 17. and Troad. 888. Syn. UpdXdyds. 
 TLpdofxvv/xX, f. o/jidau), v. [ante juro,] previously to swear. 'FtK/jtapTvpricrov 7rpov- 
 
 fidcras to fx eicEvai. Agam. 1 167* 
 lipodvofiaclh), f. daw, v. [primum nomino,] to name first. Advdrjv hi npibvo- 
 
 fxaacE Ti]vb\ off ovvekol. Dau. 20. 
 YlpoonTos, contr. Trpovirrds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [conspicuus,] conspicuous, manifest. 
 
 Wpoviriov es "Atbqv aTeiyw kcltcl yfjs. Kipp. 1363. SYN. UpdbrjXos, brjXos, 0a- 
 
 VEpos, irp6(pdvYjs, 
 Xlpb6(peiXio, v. [ante debeo,] to owe previously. Kat irovarX ; teapot yap tX 
 
 7rpov<pelXei kclkov. Iph. T. 524, 
 *YlpbTraXai, vid. XlaXat. 
 *Upbirdp, praep. [ante,] before, in front of. Ylpbirdp bs ayeirai aTpdrov. Phoen. 
 
 119. SYN.ITpo. 
 Tlpo7rapoidE, et 7rpd7rdpot6Ey f adv. et praep. [ante, iu conspectu,] before, in sight. 
 
 'liXdvos 7rpdTrdpot6E fiadelrjs koTXyowvTo. B. 92. SYN. See"E,fX7rpo(rd£V. 
 Uponas, Truad, Trfllr, adj. [uni versus, totus,] the whole, all! Harpbs ov ^ev^eo-0' 
 
 'Epivvs; b. eppETio irpbiras (ttoXos. Phoen. 633. SYN. lids, a7ras, ty/anas. 
 TlpoTraa^it), f. Trdoofiai, 2 aor. ettclOov, v, [ante patior,] to suffer or experience 
 
 before. 7 £lv Trpbirddrj, to Tiveiv. CE. C. 229* 
 * TIpdndTwp, bpbs, 6, subst. [avus, progenitor,] a grandfather, an ancestor. Tii- 
 
 Xo7ros £TtX 7rpd7ra.Tdpds ibpav. Orest. 1441. SYN. UpoyeyyyjTujp^ npbybvbs, wpb- 
 
 ylveoTEpos. 
 Tlpbneimb), f. \p(o, v. [(l) praemitto ; (2)deduco,] to send forward, to conduct. 
 
 Ylpboeiirdd'' rj/nas, Kal Tcpoitefx^aTe x^orbs. Hipp. 1102. SYN. Y\pbXr}jxl, irdpd- 
 
 irefji7r<A), 7rpdXaXX(i), dvdyio. 
 UpoTTETetd, as, %, subst. [proclivitas, protervitas,] readiness, petulance. Et 5' 
 
 o.ku)v rjicii), rijv 7rpoTT£Teidv opa. Call. Ep. 43. 2. 
 Upd7TETr}s, eos, 6 et >7, adj. [praeceps, proclivis, protervus,] leaning down, head- 
 long, petulant. Tvpfiov 7rpd7rsTfj t (j)Otviffao/HEvav. Hec. 149. SYN. Upbyuirtjs, 
 
 7rpr)V}]s, avdabrjs, avaibrjs, KdTd(j)Epi]s, £TrippE7rris. 
 Upo7rr)\ari£o), f. Xcw, v. [contumelia adficio,] to insult. Upo7rr}XdKiCE' aov yap 
 
 ovk €otl fiporutv. CE. R. 427* SYN. 'Oveibigw, XoibbpEio, vfiplgu), ipEdl^co, Kep- 
 
 TofXEio, Xu)(5aofiai, bevva£io. 
 Wpoivivw, v. [propino,] to drink to one, to pledge. 'Atepri-ov trpb-KoQeia «x^ r ' 
 
 1 TlpovwirXw is also used as a substantive, signifying a vestibule, a porcb, Hipp. 37G. and 
 Bacch. 629. 
 
npon npos 745 
 
 i\ovad kvXi£. Call. Ep. 37. 2. 
 npo7mrrw, 2 aor. e-rrZodv, et irpdmnZu), v. [ante cado t ] to fall before, to lean 
 
 forward. Ac ^poiriirTovad, irpdaairova. Eur. Suppl. 71. See also Soph. 
 
 Electr. 1380. Syn. nd|od7rt7rrw, TrpoaTrtTrTU), irpoamrveio, yovpacldftai, irpoKii- 
 
 Xlvbvfiai. 
 TlpdTrdbl$u), v. [procedo,] to proceed. Kov<f)d iroa\ irpofiifias, *ccu vTraambXa 
 
 irpdirobigutp. N. 158. SYN. See Upofiaivw. 
 \Jpd7rd\evfid, arGs, to, subst. [ministerium,] service, attendance on. T ft KaWia- 
 
 ras TrpditdXevjid bdcppas. Ion 113. SYN. 'XTrrjpirrijjid, depuTreia. 
 YIpd7rd\os, ov, 6 et rj, subst. [minister,] an atteudant, a minister. Ov pvKrXtyav- 
 
 tov TrpoToXdv 'EpobXas fx 6pq.s. Helen. 569- SYN. TLpoanoXos, a/A<pXirdXos, 
 
 virr}peTr)<i. EpiTH.^Ispos, dyXos, fiatcap. 
 Ilpd7ron7rds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [praevius,] going before, conducting. Kai ras irpd- 
 
 7r6fiirovs bfjrd rdabe Xoibopels. Eumen. 206\ SYN. Ylporiyrjrrjp, 7rpdr)yi)rr)s, 
 
 dbrjyos. 
 npd7rdt>E(o, v. [ante laboro,] to labor or be distressed previously. "AXXs efxoty, 
 
 dXis, yds 7rpdirdpovfiEPas. CE. R. 685. SYN. Wpdfio-xQw, TrpoTraoyu* 
 UpdirovTis, tbos, fi, P. N. [Propontis,] the sea of Marmora. Et<rw b' opfxdp 
 
 Idevro YlpoTrovTibos, h'dd KXcipwp. Theocr. 13. 30. 
 Upoirdols, ews, >/, subst. [propinatio,] drink. Qepfiljp /Gacrra^eiv dvbpX <pXXoj 
 
 TTponoaXv. Simon. 101. 6. Syn. YIoctXs, ttotop, w&fxd. 
 Hpd7rdrr]s, ov, 6, adj. [propinatorius,] drinking to. Tpoia tovs irpdirdras ndpafjiE- 
 
 pevffei. Rhes. 357. 
 Upo-n-paaau), f. £<«;, v. [prius exigo,] to require first. ^XXoi-at, toIs t dviodev 
 
 TrpoTrpaa-oiov. Choeph. 820. 
 YlpoTrpeojv, tovds, adj. [benevolus, promptus,] kind, ready. 'HpdnXees, alb be 
 
 7rpoTrpeu>vd. Nem. J. 126. SYN. Ylpowprivris , trpotypiav , 7rpddvf*ds. 
 Y]po7rpr)pr]s, ids, 6 et rj, adj. [pronus,] prone, extended. Qaoydvu aifas, i)e irpo- 
 
 nprjpiX Tv^as. )(. 98. SYN. See YIpr)prjs. 
 Wpoirpd, pra3p. [ante, coram,] before. JlpoirpS /xdV epbddX ^.vprXp' Xv ovketX 
 
 voarvs d-Triaacj. Apoll. 4. 1235. SYN. Tipb, 7rpd7rdpot6e. 
 Ylpo7rpdfiXd£dnai, v. [ante vim infero,] to use violence first. Upo7rpdf5Xa$dfievot' 
 
 rj b' eaTrZrd YlrfXXds 'Apyw. Apoll. 1. 386. 
 TlpoirpoKUTaiybriv, adv. [procurrendo cum impetu,] with impetuosity, forward. 
 
 Ylpo7rpdicdT(uybr)v koIXtjs dXos' ev ft dpd fieaaais. Apoll. 2. 597« 
 Tlpoirpvfivbs, ov, 6 et f], adj. [ante puppim,] thrown before the stern, destruc- 
 tive. IlpoTrpvfivd b' cKfldXctP Qipei. Sept. Theb. 767> SYN. YlavreXris, 
 
 eaydrds. 
 Upd-n-vXaibv, et 7rpdirvXdv, ov, to, subst. [vestibulum,] a porch, vestibule. Td 
 
 7rpoTrvXaid ttciktovv ; Lysistr. 265. See also Soph. Electr. 1375. Syn. See 
 
 WpoQvpatdv. 
 tlpo7rvpyds, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [ante turres situs,] before the towers. 'Iw Trpdnvp- 
 
 yoiOvaXai irdrpos. Agam. 1139* 
 TlpdpEU), et TTpopplii), etlon. imp. Trpopieaicdp, v. [profluo,] to flow forward or on. 
 
 £7-1777 ett wKvpby nord/up dXdbe TvpoplovrX. E. 598. See also Apoll. 3. 225. 
 
 SYN. ^Airoppio), e/cpew, Kdrappiu). 
 Tlp6ppr)Tds, ov, 6 et 77, adj. [praedictus,] told before, foretold. Kd/jiol Tab* 
 
 ?iv TrpopprjTd, /cat roXavr ebpwv. Trach. 686. 
 WpoppiCos, ov t 6 et rj, adj. [qui una cum radice projicitur,] ruined root and 
 
 branch. Y\poppi£os, bctvi) be OZeiov yivErai obfx)). H. 415. SYN. YlpoOtXvfivds. 
 Upoffdyopevoj, v. [compello,] to address, 'ft V0pw7T£, fiovXei /u?) 7rpdadydp€veiv 
 1 Efil ; Acharn. 1113. SYN. YlpovudXEU), npdaby d/ud^u), dvoptdclio, Trpoaavbdio. 
 tlpdadyio, Dor. Ttbrdyu), f. ^w, 2 aor. iiydydv, v. [(1) adduco, (2) appello ; (3) im- 
 
 pono,] to lead or bring to ; to allure, to land. Kai top povp /iov npdffdyeis 
 
 fidXXop' kovk oJb* drX XPVA'a f*e Trotcts. Vesp. 6QJ. SYN. 'Ewdybi, /cdrdyw, 
 
 EiTE^to, npoarrXdrifu, irpooficiXXa), npo(T<l>Epio, 
 
 ripdffoibio, et Dor. ndTdeibid, v. [accino,] to sing to. Kat bxbaoKoi(ir)p wpderqibeiv 
 Pros. Lex. 5 B 
 
746 npoi npoi 
 
 MopaXpov Tpayubtav. Equit. 401. See also Theocr. 2. 11. Syn. Sv^Sw, 
 
 ErrXpeXTrio. 
 Uporraiffffii), f. £w, v. [accedo,] to approach. TrfKefiaxov 6' dp' £7retrd 7rpbaa1^as ' 
 
 \aj3e yovvojv. X' 365. SYN. ^waiGab), £7ropovw, 7rpo<77r*7cda>. 
 YlpdaaiTeu), v. [(l)insuper peto ; (2)mendico,] to ask in addition ; to beg. Xw- 
 
 Xds, TrpofTcuTibv, OTwpvXos, beivos Xeyeiv. Acharn. 429« SYN. Ilrw^evw, £7rai- 
 
 TElt). 
 
 Ylpdcra\e(<p(o, f. \pco, v. [allino,] to anoint over, to besmear. 'EpxbpEvq irpbaa- 
 
 Xet<pEV Etcavrw (f)6ppaKov dXXb. k. 392. SYN. 'E7rdXe/<j!)w, eirixpiu, pypbu). 
 UpdirdXlaKojuai, v. [insuper capior,] to be convicted besides. Kara 7rpdffdXi- 
 
 (7KO}xeQa. Acharn. 701. 
 UpbaappaaXs, eojs, ?;, subst. [gradus,] a step, an ascent. Ylvpyoi&i ttyjktuiv kXi- 
 
 fxixKWP TTpbaapfiaaeis. Phoen. 499. SYN. Brjpd, fiaQpXs. 
 Upbadpeifibpai, Dor. -nbTdpeifibpai, v. [respondeo,] to answer, to reply. Tdv 
 
 & apa x<*> Aa0m TrdTajueifiero, KvnpX fiapeia. Theocr. 1. 100. SYN. Merd- 
 
 fj.elfiop.ai, dpelfSopai, air ope (fib pa i, dnoKpXvbpai. 
 YlpbadfxcXyoj, Dor. 7rord«e\yw, v. [mulgeo insuper,] to milk besides. *A, bv 
 
 e-XOia epl(j)(i)S, 7rbrdpeXlEraX es bvo neXXas. Theocr. 1. 26. 
 Xlpoo-d/iuVw, f. wai, v. [insuper auxilior,] to assist additionally. "H pa fi ol x 
 
 ype~is 7rpbadpvvbpEv, f/e tcaX ovyX. B. 238 x SYN. YlpoafiorjQsti), irpdoapKEto, 
 
 dfJLVlQ). 
 
 UpdtrafAtyXevvvfit, f. X&, v. [insuper induo,] to put on besides. Ylpdaa/MpXti robi' 
 
 av & o'ipioc?, (b TrovripE. b. alj3o"i. Equit. 891 • SYN. 'ETrapcpXevvvpX. 
 UpoGcivTeXXu), v. [surgo insuper,] to arise besides. Kbviv irpboavTeXXovoav, ws 
 
 TroXXrj Tvdpviv. Eur. Suppl. 693. SYN. 'E7rdvdreXX(£j, didreXXw. 
 Upbcrdvrrjs, eos, et >/, adj. [arduus, adversus,] steep, difficult,adverse, Ket^d 
 
 pot pbvov TrpdaavTes. b. tX robs Ktvbv av Xeyeis ', Orest. 781. SYN. Kdravr^s, 
 
 dvavrrjs, bvGX^pt)s, EvavrXos, atcXrjpos. 
 UpdadndjjaXXio, f. /3dXw, v. [insuper abjicio,] to throw away besides. Upuad- 
 
 7ro/3dXets dp' avrd 7rpos rats bwbsKa. Nub. 1258. SYN. TTpbfraTroXXvpX. 
 * YlpbodiroXXvpX, f. oXegol), v. [insuper perdo,] to destroy besides. Upbaa7r6X- 
 
 Xvte fx', oXXvte. Hipp. 1371. SYN. UpoavXafdeipb). 
 YlpbaaTTTiti, et TrpbrXcnrrio, f. \pio, v. [adjungo,] to join. Trj rp5' EopTrjv ical teXtj 
 
 irpboa^bpEV. Med. 1379* See also ft. 110. SYN. ^vvaTCTO), 7rpoaTXdr)fit, 
 
 TrpbcrappoiZa), £ttX(3oXX(o. 
 TIpbaapKEU), f. e(tu>, v. [auxilior,] to assist. Hol^vpTrbvrjcrai, kcli rd^vy irpbaapKE- 
 
 aat. Hec. 850. SYN. See Ylpbcrdpvyu). 
 Upb cap p6<2,as, f. bait), v. [adapto,] to fit, to apply. ITpos arepvd dwpat ; rg> 
 
 Trpoaappbaro) arbpa; Here. F. 484. SyN. Ylpbadyw, 7rpoau7rTio, TrpoofiaXXw, 
 
 Etyap/uLocloj. 
 Ylpboapw, perf. med. dprjpd, v. [applico,] to apply, to fit on. XaXffe' tTriaaioTpa, 
 
 irpbaapripbTa, davpaXbeadat. E. 725. SyN. §ee YlpoacnrTw. 
 Upbcravaivopai, v. [areo,] to be parched. Uirpais 7rpbcravcuvbpEvbp. P. V. 151. j 
 
 SyN. Srjpalvopai. 
 Upbtravbau), v. [alloquor,] to address. ITajras pvOoiaX trpbffavb^v. Pers. 159- ] 
 
 SyN. Upo(T(f)deyybpai, irpoadpoeo), TrpoatyrjpX, Trpbveiirbv, 7rpbGEp£(o, Trpoatybiviio, 
 
 TrpbariybpEb), irpbvdybpevw, 7rpoGpvdEbpai, 7TpbaeypE7ru). j] 
 
 TlpbaavXetbs, ov, 6 et y/, adj. [villanus,] rustic. Ylavaai Xlyiav pot ras irpbaav- 
 
 Xelovs rvxas- Khes. 269. | 
 
 IlpoaavXew, Dor. TroravXew, v. [accino tibia,] to play by way of accompani- 
 ment. "AlXbv ipov Kal gov TTpbaavXriaov plXos. Eccles. S92. See also 
 
 Theocr. 6. 71« SYN. TIpbaa'bio, E7ravXE(o. || 
 
 Ylpoaftaivio, 2 aor. e(dy}v, v. [accedo,] to come to. At* apQXTpfJTOs rTjabi Trpoa- 
 
 fiatvuj TrbbX. Cycl. 701. SYN. ripoff^wptw, £7Ti/3a/v&j, irbrXviaabpai, cKJuicvEd- \ 
 
 pat, eipiKVEbpai. 
 TIpoofiaXXu, f. dXw, v.[(l)admoveo; (2) irruo,] to apply, to inflict ; to assail. [ 
 
npos npoi 747 
 
 Et vvktos avrois TrpoafidXwLAEV eicXd^ov; Phoen. 735. SYN. 'E7ri/3dXXw, npdff- 
 
 dpto, 7rpdaap[ji6£(i) } Trpdcrd-nTts), irpoaTXQrfLxX, irpoaicpovh), EirepyoLiai. 
 TlpoafidaXs, ecus, ?/, subst. [aditus,] an approach, 'its Trpuafidatv T&vb* opQXav 
 
 oiKiav E\ei. Eur. Electr. 489- SYN. Ylpdaobos, eiaobos. 
 TIpo<rfiXa£dfAai, v. [insuper cogo,] to force besides. Ovros b' aKoXovdel, Kct/me 
 
 7rpoafila£eTat. Plut. l6. SYN. 'Avaytca^u), irpoadyu). 
 YlpoaGlfia&o, v. [accedere facio,] to move forward. Ev Trpoafixfiagets fi. b.aW 
 
 tTEpa ttol (TKenTeuu. Equit. 35, SYN. Ylpaaayio, irpbdyu. 
 Tlpocrfixfiaoj, v. [transeo ad,] to pass to. Tobevpo 7rpoapX(3cf. Xiywv. Aves 425. 
 
 Syn. Yipooftaivh). 
 
 TipO(7J3Xe7r(i) f Dor. 7rort"/3X£7rw, f. \pu>, v. [adspieio,] to look to, to see. Alcr^y- 
 vofxai ae npoafiXETreiv IvclvtXov. Hec. 954. See also Theocr. 5. 36* SYN. 
 'A7ropX£7ro;, TrpbauTCTOfAai, TrpoubepKOfiat, 7rpO(rXevaff(i), irpoaopdu), it pderocrao/jiat. 
 UpoafidXi], Tjs, i), subst. [(1) adjectio, (2) impetus, (3) casus,] an addition; 
 attack ; case. Kd^ds Ztyaivov rw gkottovvtX npoafioXas. Eur. Electr. 829* 
 SYN. YlpofjQtjKY}, avvTvyXa, Embpdfifj, emcpdpa, 
 Y\p6<r(5opp6s, et irpoafidpeids, ov, 6 et f), adj. [septentrionalis,] looking towards the 
 north. Tlpoaftoppov dvrpov, as Mckpas kXuXiiokoiiev. Ion 937 • SYN. Ropeios, 
 ■ aptcrXtcos. 
 ' UpoayeXdbi, f. daw, V. [arrideo,] to smile upon. Ti irpoaylXdre tov TravvctTaTOV 
 
 ysX(ov; Med. 1037. SYN. teXau), fxeibXao). 
 Ylpoayiyvoixai, v. [accedo,] to be added to, to belong to. El toX/xu npooye- 
 
 voito, (SovXtjals 0' dfxd. Androm. 700. SYN. Wdpdyiyvdfxai, irpoaepypixai. 
 'Upoabey/xd, arcs, to, subst. [susceptio,] a reception. Upoabeyfxdr ab-rjv us. 
 
 ebej;a./jir)v (fiXXws. Trach. 628. SYN. f Y7robox>)i avTXXrjxpXs. 
 UpaobepKdfjLcti, et ndrXbepKOfxai, 2 aor. ebpaicuv, v. [adspieio,] to look to or upon. 
 1 'fts fxii a iXivvoviis. Trpoabep^dy ttutyip ; P. V. 53. SYN. See YlpovfiXeTrh). 
 Wpoobtrds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [alligatus,] bound to. XoXkTj, fxETioirois iir-nXKoioi 
 
 npoabeTos. Rhcs. 303. 
 Tipoabevo/xai, Dor. norXbevofxai, v. [opus habeo,] to have need of. Ovbev zyio 
 
 T)]vu) TcdrXbevvfiaX' dXXd tov dvbpd. Theocr. 5. 63. . SYN. Xpddfxat. , 
 ^TIpOGbexdfjiai, et T?oTXbe\oixai, f. ^o/xai, v. [(1) admitto; (2) expecto,] to admit, 
 ' to receive; to expect. Kai rls oe nvpyos 'Ardibos -rrpoabe^Tai ; PJicen. 1720. 
 ( See also B. 137- SYN. 'AvdbExbfxai, vTrobEypfxni, eiube^ofiai, 7rpo(xbdni<o. 
 iflpocrbeit), v. [insuper indigeo,] to require in addition. Av7ri/s rt Trpoobels, i) 
 ' tpXXels ovtcj (f>dosi Here. F. 90. • 
 
 VlpoobXatydeLpu, f. ^dipti, v. [insuper perdo,] to destroy besides. "oXwXd, ml 
 1 oe 7rpoobXa(j)QZp(o ftvwv. Philoct. 76. SYN. YlpofraTroXXvfxX. 
 \* Hpoabxbu)fxX, f. bwacj, v. [insuper do,] to give besides, to give, lot fxev Ttpoat- 
 
 bxbov a/xttcpov, <Zv (.Xa/xfidvEV. Equit. 1222. SYN. 'E-rrXbibuixX. 
 'HlpooboKau), v. [expecto,] to expect. Miov ti)v Odvovadu uxplXeiv tX TrpoaboKa* ; 
 
 Alcest. 1110. SYN. KdpabdKtto, TrpoabE-^ofiai, avafievu, iXiri^u). 
 {Jpoffboi:rjTds, ov, 6 et i/, adj. [expectatus,] expected. '66' ovv voXe'irn), 7r«j'rd 
 TrpocrboKTjTd fjoi. P. V. 971- 
 
 npoffbop-rrids, et Tcd-XbopirXds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [ad coenam utilis,] useful for sup- 
 per. Yliveiv bawvfjiEva), o~X 01 norXbopTrXdv euj. 1. 249- 
 
 \lpdcrEbd(j>i£io, v. [solid um reddo,] to render firm, to inlay. Tlpdarjbd'picrrai 
 KoiXoyatTTopos kvkXov. Sept. Theb. 492. SYN. 'EbdtylZio, KarafTTpwvyvfil. 
 [\pdoE~bpevio, v. [adsideo, obsideo,] to sit near, to besiege. Xldripajcar v'ikovs, 
 rj irpoaebpeviov itvpq. ; Orest. 397' SYN. 'EmfUEXEonai, irporrfjih'io, 7rdptc:d/iai, 
 7rpo<JKd(U£.u), 7rdpEbpe^io. 
 
 IpooEbpXa, as, //, subst. [assiduitas,] constant attention. Et yap -puXelxpeis fx, 
 ?] TrpoaebpXa votrov* Orest. 298. SYN. 'EwXplXeid. 
 )>lpd<TE~bpds, ov, o et ?/, adj. [assidtius,] assiduous. Tor' ck 7rpoacbpov Xiyvuos 
 1 bXaoTpofdv. Trach. 796- SYN,"£^os, tTrXfiz\))s, (tvpe"^)s. 
 ^Ipoaeibdfxai, et nareibdfMti, 2 aor. e'tbbv, v. [(1) adspieio, (2) uimilis sum,] to 
 
748 IIPOX IIP02 
 
 look, to see ; to look like. Ma\wr' tKtlvav fioaTpv^ats irpdffeibeTai. Choeph. 
 
 172. See also Theocr. 3. 39. Syn. See XlpoapXenu). 
 Tlpoaeinagv, f. data, v. [(1) adsimulo; (2) comparo,] to liken, to compare. 
 
 Aa/jiTrpdv ^dp aKT Vp\ rj 7rpdaenca£ei fie r<$\ Eur. Electr. 559» SYN. E,ha£w, 
 
 a.7reiKa£u>, dfioidio, irapafiaWa). 
 npocretfcw, v. [adsimilis sum,] to be like. "E&pa irpaaow, kovk Ifioi irpoaeiKdrd. 
 
 Soph. Electr. 6l8. Syn. EtKw, eoiica. 
 UpoaetXEOf et TrporietXew, v. [advolvo,] to roll or drive towards. AieX fitv irbrX 
 
 vfjds dird crpdrd^iv TrpdrXeiXeiy. K. 347* Syn. TlpdeXavvu), avv'iXavvu), 7rpd- 
 
 hl&Ktt). 
 
 TlpdaeiXos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [apricus,] sunny. Ao/jovs irpdaeiXovs rfadv, ov 
 
 £vXovpyXav. P. V. 460. 
 TlpdcretfjiX, v. [advenio,] to approach. UpdaeifiX bwfid ical fiperas to obv, Oca. 
 
 Eumen. 240. SYN. Ylpooepxpfiai, Trpoafiaivu), d^iKVEOfAai, EnXfiaivu). 
 Wpbaeifu, v. [ad sum,] to be present, to be added to. Tovr' av tcpoaeir) rols 
 
 e[ao~is kclkois KOLKov. Orest. 755. Syn. Ildpeijut. 
 Updveiuf, v. [ante concutio,] to shake first or forward. T A* fifj npooeiE \eipd, /*% 
 
 b' &det fiXy. Helen. 444. Syn. Updreivio. 
 UpoaetcriXXu), f. XXw, v. [simul evello,] to pluck out also. At te drjXeiai rrpba- 
 
 eKTiXXovoXv nvTOv tcl Trrspd. Aves 287. $YN. 'Ekt/XXw, \pdXXb), 
 UpdveXuvu), f. vaw, et 7rpdaeXic(D, v. [(l) attraho, (2) in v. med. complector,] to 
 
 draw towards ; to embrace. HpdaeXicvaai vXv, vardrov QiiofxEvri. lpb. A. 1451. 
 
 See Olymp. 6. 42. SYN. 'E^eX-Kw, £7rdyw, irpoafiaXXw. 
 Ylpooeixfiaivw, 2 aor. eve^tjv, v. [(1) insuper ingredior; (2) insulto,] to tread 
 
 upon; to insult. Ov ydpddvovrX ical Trpoaefififjvai aexP^h Aj. Fl. 1348. SYN. 
 
 'ETre/djjaiviOf emUo/ioi, £7reyy£Xdw , E(f>aXXdfxai. 
 
 * UpdffefjKpEprjSt eos, 6 et fj, adj. [adsimilis,] like. To Xolodtcs be tu> TpXry irpda- 
 efityEpES. Eur. fr. Thes. 5. 13. SYN. 'Eu^epj'/s, dfioios, aXiyicXos, irpoaofiows, 
 XkeXos, 7rapa7rXr] aids. 
 
 WpbaevvEirit) t et inus. irpbazTrio, 1 aor. elird et Eetird, 2 aor. einov et eenrov, Trptiai- 
 
 pew, et 7rpoo-p€w, v. [adloquor,] to address. TXras bi tovtovs twv (JhXw irpda- 
 
 evvEiru; Choeph. 104. See also Iph. T. 371. Vesp. 21. and Alcest. 9$3. 
 
 Syn. See ITpoffai/cdw. 
 Tlpdffe^evpiaKU), et irpooevpioKw, 2 aor. evpdv, v. [insuper inveuio,] to discover 
 
 besides, or something new. Ovbe Tra/jnrovripds' aXXd Kal irpoae^evpr^KE rX. 
 
 Equit. 1283. See also Soph. Electr. 1352. Syn. 'AvevpiaKw, e^evpiaKoj. 
 Upd<7E7rXopKE(o, f. ri(Tio f v. [insuper pejero,] to be perjured besides. 'ETrrjvEadfiEV 
 
 av, koX TzpbaE'KXiopKriodfXEV . Lysistr. 1238. 
 IIpo<T£7rirep7ro//ai, v. [insuper delector,] to be delighted besides. Ilpdaeirircp- 
 
 Trerat b' 6 tyopiiiKras 'A7roXXwi>. Ran. 232. 
 
 * Upoffepya^dfiai, f. d<7o//at, v. [insuper facio,] to do more. Mrjbev irpoctepya- 
 aatro rots bsbpa/jEvois. Here. F. 1007. SYN. 'EirepyaZdficu. 
 
 TlpdvEpevyouat, v. [eructo,] to dash against. Ki/^drct re rpotyoevTci, rd re 7rpd(r- 
 
 spevyETaX abrriv. O. 621. SYN. See 'Epevyw. 
 IIpocepEW, vid. TlpoffevvETru). 
 npoo-ept'^w, Dor. 7rdT£ptob(o, v. [certo,] to contend. Abrade jjol TrorEpiabi, ical 
 
 ax/TodE /3wKoXmff5ev. Theocr. 5. 60. 
 Wpboe'pTrio, et 7rddepiru>, v. [adrepo,] to creep to, to approach. rid> jzoi ^d/3e- 
 
 pbv to irpbdEpirbv. P. V. 127- See also Theocr. 4. 48. Syn. 'E^ep7r«, avepirto, 
 
 Trpdoepxdfj.ai, irpbaetfu. 
 TlpbaepXp/jia.i, Dor. 7ror€p)(o/xat, 2 aor. ?J^0#»'> Dor. fjvdoy, et irpboiKVEbiiat, f. 
 
 iZpfiai, V. [advenio,] to approach. Ilpdo^pxcVat yap rts kclkCjs Trparrw avyp. 
 
 Plut. 86 1. See also Again. 765. Syn. IIpo<re(/ut, irpdoepTru), Eirepypixai, 
 
 Trpoofialvii), eyy/c?o>, TrpoafxdXEto, E^KVEOfiaif trpoaaTeiyb), npo an eXa$ut, irrjXr}- 
 
 ffXa^ui. 
 Ylpdoevxfjfmi, f. £0^0*, v. [precor,] to pray to. Updacv^ofxeadd rviai vols dyaX- 
 
npos npos 749 
 
 fiuatv. Hipp. 115. SYN. 'V.'Ktv'xofxa.i, eu)(d/iat, bedfiai f Xketevu), Xi-ndpeo), clvtX- 
 
 /SdXcw, Xlaatifxai. 
 YJpvoexo), TTpoaioxv, et 7rpoaxt8ofiai, v. [(1) intendo, (2) appello,] to direct to, 
 
 to keep upon ; to land. IlctlSes irpookaypv 6/ijj.*' b # ovke& clvtos i\v. Here. F. 
 
 926. See also Orest. 356. and Theocr. 25. 253. Syn. UpoafiaXXw, Trpdtr- 
 
 dyw, npoff^epcjj irXr]aXa$(o, e^oKeXXh). 
 TlpdarjydpEU), v. [adloquor,] to address. Updarjyopficrwv elfiX teal adatav 7rd\tv. 
 
 Phoen. 1004. Syn. See Tlpooavbdw. 
 Tlpdarj-yoprjud, drds, to, subst. [adloquium,] an address. Upoariydprjfid fiaTtpMv, 
 
 Eur. Suppl. 813. Syn. Upoafdeyfjd, irpoaprioXs. 
 llpdarjydpds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [qui adloquitur vel salutatur,] one who addresses, 
 
 or is addressed, talking. IrepKrdv, ?/ Trpo(Ji)ybpov. CE. R. 1338. 
 YlpdafiKu), et Dor. 7rodr]K(o, perf. rjfed, v. [pertineo, convenio,] to belong, to 
 
 suit. Qcj/xedd, X(° eta ^c 7rpdarjKet. Pers. 148. Syn. KaQriKto, TrpentD, bXdrei- 
 
 vdjxcu.. 
 Xlpdarjuat, 7rpO(rdaKE(o, Trpbai$.dv(i) 9 irpdffi$,(o, et Trpoenddigoj, V. [adsideo,] to sit 
 
 down at, near, or upon. Bpdruju, oi to~is iriXas trpdaiifXEvoi. jEsch. Suppl. 388. 
 
 See also CE. C. 1 166. Sept. Theb. 693. Androm. 227. and Helen. 894. Syn. 
 
 Yidpe^d/Jiai, wap-qnai, 7rdpi£(o, Trpocrebpev(t). 
 Wpbarifxalvu), f. dvw, v. [ante signitico, portendo,] to signify or tell beforehand ; 
 
 to portend. Toaovbe jjleptoi cot npocrrifiaivh), yvvai. Med. 723. SYN. ITjOday- 
 
 ye\\w, TTpu/jrjvvb), 7rpodydpevit> t •npodeaTri^.o). 
 Tlpdarjwds, Dor. 7rorawos, a, ov, adj. [orientalis,] eastern. Kcu t6 TtdTawov to' 
 
 AaKivXdf, q-nip 6 tcvktcls. Theocr. 4. 34. SYN. 'Eouos, E<pos f tiro's. 
 YYpoadaKtu), vid. Yipbarifxai* 
 TIpoade, et TtpoaQlv, adv. [ante,] before. Tov -KpoaQe Kabfiov tov 7rdXcu r 'AyjJ- 
 
 vopos. CE. R. 268. SYN. "RfiTrpoaOEP, irdpos, itpXv, TrpondpoiBev, irpoTOV. 
 Tlpocrdy'iKri, -qs, //, et * 7rp6aBrjnd, drds, to, subst. [additaraentum,] addition, aid. 
 
 Ovk eichxbaxdets* aXXd 7r,ooo-0>yn/ Oeov. CE. R. 38. See also Eur. Electr. 192. 
 
 SYN. TlpocrfioXt], E7rX(f)dpd, EirXbdaXs. 
 Ylpoadiyydvw, 2 aor. ZdXyov, V. [attingo,] to touch. 'Us Taireivos %s dnaaris 
 
 he^Xas TTpoaQiyydvuiv. Iph. A. 339* SYN. Hpooxpavu), a7rrd/»at, <WtXdc?vjucu, 
 
 enXXapfidvoiiai, Emxpavu. 
 
 * HpoadXds, a, dv, adj. [anterior,] front. Bdaw re x e P ff * irpoodXav mdapfidtras. 
 Rhes. 210. 
 
 YipooBbboiids, ov, adj. [qui pro aedibus stat, aedes defendens,] standing before, 
 
 defending a home. Upoaddbd/jiois 'ATpeibais. Choeph. 3l6. 
 Hpoodpdeo), v. [adloquor,] to address. "Ervfxd irpoadpdeis, P. V. 6l7« Syn. 
 
 See Ylpbaavbdu). 
 TlpbatSdt'it), et 7rpd(xicl(i), vid. YlpdarffJiat. 
 Y\pdfTLKVEdp.aiy \\d.UpdffepxdfJiai. 
 UpboiKTwp, bpbs, 6, subst. [supplex,] a suppliant. <t>XXot$ ydp el&lv ovk c)<o7s 
 
 irpdaiKTdpES. Eumen. 119. Syn. See 'Ikettjs. 
 UpdcriTrTrjfxX, V. [advolo,] to fly to. Moptyfjs, oQev fxoi ax^XXo: irpd <j£n Tarti. 
 
 P. V. 665. 
 
 * UpdalffTrjfiX, v. [antesisto,] to place before or near. YlpdoioTavTai irdXy Xd- 
 Xovtes. Sept. Theb. 120. SYN. KddiaTrjfiX. 
 
 Ylpocriax^f v *d. UpdffEX^. 
 
 Ilpo(TKd6t£io, vid. Wpoarifiai. 
 
 UpoffKaiu), f. Kavtrdfiat, v. [insuper incendo,] to burn besides. Kal rdXXd rd 
 
 oxevri rd npoaKEKav^Evd. Vesp. 933. SYN. See 'YLnXKaiu). 
 UpoffKaXiio, f. Effio, v. [(1) arcesso, (2)in jus voco,] to call to, to ask assistance; 
 
 to summon, to go to law with. 'firo irTlpvywv tX wpoffKaXei adifxvTEpdv ; Aves 
 
 1426. SYN. KdXcw, E7rXKdXEis), TrdpdKdXEUf, -rrpdadyio, TcdpayyeXXu). 
 llpoaxtipbXds, Dor. TrorXKaphXds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [in corde,] at the heart. Met- 
 
 <ov 5' a KvdEpeid (f>epet -ndTiKapbXdv eXkos. Bion 1. 17. 
 
750 YJFOl HPOI 
 
 npocrfcardriO^/it, f. Ojjcw, v. [insuper depono,] to put down besides. Kav 
 
 irpoffKaradeirjv y, &ot oyudVcu, TpXujfioXov. Nub. 1235. SYN. KaTanOrj/jX. 
 TlpoaKeifiat, f. tceicofjiai, v. [(1) adjaceo, (2) insto, (3) ineumbo,] to be adjacent 
 
 to, to press upon, to enforce. "Eyvw KXvbufvd 7ro\£/itW irpoGKeijiEvov. Ipb.T. 
 
 317« SYN. "RyKeifiat, E7rXK€ifjiai, TtdpiGTafxai, TrpoveyyiZb). 
 npoor^e7rroyuae, f. xpo/nai, v. [(]) ante contemplor, (2) prospicio alicui,] to look 
 
 to first, to have regard to. Uvp gol ttpogoIgio, kov to gov TrpoGKi^o^au An- 
 
 drom. 256. SYN. AXaGKeTTTO/xai, npovoEU), Trpooncnriu), nrpoXoyidofJiai. 
 JIp0GKE(j)dXai6v, ov, to, subst. [pulvinar,] a pillow. Kairoi, to be'ivd, Trpoanl- 
 
 QdXaiov ovk e%eis. Lysistr. 926. SYN. YlpoGKpavov, VTroKEtydXaiov. 
 - UpoffKrjbrjs, eos, 6 et >/, adj. [necessarius,] allied, intimate. 'Apx^ fctroGvvrjs 
 
 TrporTKrjhsos' ovbe Tpa.7re$y, 0. 35. SYN. QIkcws, €7rirr/5etos. 
 TIpoffKiiedfjiai, f. ijGojuai, v. [admoveor,] to move towards. Kclkws Ttdpefa, 
 
 KobyX 7rpoaKtvria6fiai. Lysistr. 227^ SYN. TlpoaTidifiai, irpoGdyii), TrpoGopuXlu). 
 UpoaicXivu), Dor. TTOrtJcXtVw, f. Xvu>, v. [acclino,] to incline towards. Avtov o* 
 
 mkv fieXos KaXjj TrpoaeicXipe Kopwvy. <f>. 165. SYN. 'EirficMvu* 
 YlpooKOTrtb), et 7rpo(TK07r£6/j.ai, v. [prospicio, provideo,] to look forward to, to 
 
 provide for. \v/nr)s, a Keivov rrarra TrpoGKOireiv ygiwv. Heracl. 47 1. SYN. 
 
 TipOGKETTTO^ai, 7TjOo/3A£7TW, TtpOOpdb), 7rp6fl£X£TCL(i), ETTlGTpE^Ofiai, TTOpid.it). 
 
 UpoorKOTTTh), v. [impingo, offendo,] to strike against, to stumble. 'Ejji-fidbds, y 
 
 TTpoaeKo-^e tu> gkoto) tov bciKTvXov ttov ; Vesp. 2/5. SYN. UpoGiraiu), eitdpovu), 
 
 Kdrdcpepd/jiai. 
 YlpoGKpavov, et TrdTtKpavdv, ov, to, subst. [pulvinar,] a pillow, a cushion. "Eft- 
 
 {3dXe kcli TTOTXKpavov. b. E%ei KaXXtGrd. a. Kadigev. Theocr. 15. 3. SYN. TlpoG- 
 
 KetydXatov. 
 Upoo-icvXib), v. [advolvo,] to roll to. 'Avvoas tX irpoGKvXiE y. b. oifioi beiXalds. 
 
 Vesp. 202. 
 UpoaKvveb), f. rj(T(o, et 7rpo<TKv<jj, t>GU), v. [veneror,] to worship. Kal irpoGKvvelG- 
 
 Qai j3ap(3dp(ov f/ir' rjdeXss. Troad. 1014. See also Philoct. 657* Syn. Kih'fw, 
 
 •Kpoaev^pfxai, TtpoGTt'ncTw. 
 TVpoGtcvTVTb), f. xpo), v. [jnclino me ad aliquid,] to bend towards or forward. 
 
 'Anovizri, Kal toj nob' dXeify, Kal 7rpoGKv\paGa tyXX}]orf. Vesp. 608. SYN. Ylpo- 
 
 KVTTTh), TXp0GK\iv6}Xai. 
 
 TipoGKvplu), rjGu>, et 7rpoGKvpio, f. pGio, v. [coiisequor,] to come to, to meet with. 
 
 JJorepd bdfxoiGX rvTw/btd irpooKvpei veov ; Choeph. 11. See also CE. R. 1299* 
 
 SYN. 'EijHKvedjjiai, 7rpoGdya), TrdpayiyvofxaX. 
 YIpoG\a£i)fAat, v. [comprehendo,] to lay hold of. TepaXds x €l P 0S ^poaXa^vjievai. 
 
 Hec. 64. 
 YlpoGXaiifidvio, f. \rj\pio, 2 aor. eXdpov, v. [insuper accipio,] to receive or 
 
 take besides. Yevbij Xeyovrd TTpooXdfieiv ttj fyntyopy. Iph. A. 1145. Syn. 
 
 'E7rt\aju/3d^w. 
 UpovXeyw, Dor. 7r6Vt\eyw, v. [(1) insuper dico ; (2) adloquor,] to say besides ; 
 
 to address. "Os ^iXv d/uapTijGas toiw 7rort\e^dro fivda. Theocr. 25. 102. Syn. 
 
 See TIpoGavbdu). 
 YlpooXevGGh), v. [adspicio,] to look at. BXaffroyc', onus e/3/\aore, 7rpoG\evGG€iP 
 
 efioi; CE. R. 1376. Syn. See UpoGJoXeTno. 
 UpoGfiavddvto, 2 aor. Z/udOdv, v. [ad disco,] to learn besides. Tlav* aXXd bevpl 
 
 KUTaKXfi'eh 7rpoGfiavddve. Vesp. 1208. 
 YlpoGfjiaGGb), Dor. TTorXfiaGGit), f. £w, v. [adjungo,] to join or add to. Kai irpos 
 
 tovtois apiGTWGrj top Ueipaici irpoGEfia'^ev. Equit. 815. SYN. rij0O(T7rie5w, npoG- 
 
 TidrjfjiX, TrpoGaTTTii). 
 UpoGfiEvw, v. [(l)permaneo, (2)expecto,] to remain, to wait for. Toy avbpd 
 
 tov fioTJjpd TrpoGjieivai (.iopov. CE. R. S4-7. SYN. 'E^ijuerw, 7rdpdjU£i'w, bXariXld}, 
 
 TrpoaboKab), irpoGbEypfxai, irpooKeifAai. 
 Upotrfirixctvddfjtai, v. [artificiose adfigo,] to fasten to with art. Ifiyy Cj^logltov 
 
 TrpoGixiiit)yxLvr)ixEvriv. Sept. Theb. 537- 
 
npoi npoi 751 
 
 Xlpoafjiiyvvfii f f. fiifa, v. [(1) admisceo ; (2) accedo ; (3) confligo,] to mingle ; to 
 
 approach ; to engage. Ovk ap ekcivo) y ovbt Trpocrjji^aL Qpdav ; Philoct. 105. 
 
 SYN. 'E7rX/ulyvvfj.X, V7rdbvdfjiai, vnoheypnai, irpoayiyvoyLai, 7rpocr(3aXXu).. 
 TlpocrfjidXeio, inus. 2 aor. e^oXov, v. [accedo,] to approach. Xeipwfffymt kolk 
 
 rCJvbe. 7rpocrjitd\oL jxovov. Trach. 1111. SYN. See tlpoaepxofiai. 
 TIpoiTfiv8£oiJ.ai, noTifAvdEOfzai, et Trpdrt/uivdedfiai, v. [adloquor,] to address. MrjrX 
 
 ot ov ram Kaipov tiros TrorXfAvOfaaiTo. Theocr. 25. 66. See also A. 142. SYN. 
 
 See Ylporravbdo). 
 Ylpotn'Zfxw, v, [attribuo,] to assign, to allot, to enroll. KatreiTd OeoIs vartpov 
 
 avdis. irpo<jveifxa(jBai be TTpeirorThis. Aves 563. SYN. USejuu), dTtohXbtofxX, 7rpoff- 
 
 Taacrio, avaride/uai. 
 UpofTvfixa), v. [adnato,] to swim or float to. OXifiofXEvav KdXv(3av rpv^lpbv 
 
 7rpdcrevax£ QdXaaad. Theocr. 21. 18. SYN. Ni/xfy** 11 * KoXv/ufid<o. 
 Wpoaviaab^xai, et TrbrXviaaop-ai, v. [accedo,] to approach. Obb' da es 'OjO^d/ze- 
 
 rbv irorivicraETaX, ovb' dad Qijfias. I. 381. SYN. See Ylpoaepypjiai. 
 UpotTPcj/uau), v. [me moveo ad,] to move towards. Aiei TrpdaEv&fAd. Philoct. 
 
 717. SYN. Nw/iaw, Tcpdakpiaa. 
 Wodabbidv, ov, to, subst. [carmen quod canebatur in supplicationibus, maxime 
 
 Apollinis,] a solemn hymn. UpoadbXd fxeydXa. Aves 853. 
 Upoadhos, ov, 6 et ?/, subst. [(l)aditus; (2)supplicatio; (3) proventus,] ap- 
 proach ; festival ; produce, revenue. 'Iw, Xu). arvyval irpoaoboi. Alcest. 877' 
 
 SYN. TL'iaobos, ecpobos, a<pi£Xs, irdpovaXa, eacpopd, tropos. 
 TlpdaoZa), Dor. noToobu), v. [redoleo,] to smell. 'Ajuxpties, VEoTevyts, eti yXv<j>d- 
 
 void iroroabov. Theocr. 1. 28. Syn."0£w, d-nro&jj, 6£aivio. 
 Updaoiareds, a, 6v, adj. verbal, [adferendus,] must be brought or added to. 
 
 T^ovry TrpeTTOvaav jAY}yavi\v TrpoaoioTEov. Thesm. 1132. 
 ' Updrrotxufiai, v. [proficiscor,] to go. 'Es vabv Tcpbooiyoi JL £ vol > TlvdXoviKos. 
 
 Pyth. 6. 4. 
 npoaofiaprtui, v. [comitor,] to accompany. TiyveTaV gv^e tX koXov otw \f/ev- 
 
 bos 7rpd(TdfxapTel. Theogn. 60$. SYN. Yldpo/JiapTEio, dfiapTEh), aKoXovdEto, eno- 
 
 /j.ai, oTrabio), avvobonrdp£it>. 
 UpdfTdfxiXEU), v. [versor una,] to associate with. M.ovad kciX r)fuv, 7) irpdcrdfitXel. 
 
 Med. J 081. SYN. KctQd/iiXew, o/iiXew, av vrvy xdvcj, avveijuX, avyyiyvdfxai, 
 
 (TVjjnr£pt<f)Epofiai. 
 Upoadfjiotds, a, ov, adj. [assimilis,] like. "Aye brj <pvaXv avbpss dfiavpbfftoi, <\>vX- 
 
 Xtov yZvlq. Tcpoodfiowi. Aves 685. SYN. 'Ofioios, Trdpdfxows, dXiyrtos, Trpbae^i- 
 
 0£p»/s, 7rpdoEOiK(os, EOiKtos, irpoa^opos, 7rpoa(j)EprjS, €/X(j)Epr]S. 
 WpoaoTTTo^xat, et irpoabpdw, Dor. Trodopdio, Tdddprj/jiX, 7rpda6aad/jiai, et TrporXoaaofxaiy 
 
 v. [adspicio,] to look upon. 'Airnra, kvkXov 6' r)XXov 7rpbao\pETai. Alcest. 209. 
 
 See also Alcest. 885. and X. 356". Syn. See TipoafiXeirw. 
 UpoffovbiSu), f. Xa<o, v. [adfligo,] to dash against. Mpicpos te Tobfxbv aw irpbaov- 
 
 bXcras Trzbb). Iph. A. 1151. 
 YlpoffovpEU), v. [mingo,] to make water on. "An-aS Trpbaovphaavrd rrj rpaywbXo:. 
 
 Ran. 95. 
 TIpdaovpos, ov, 6 et ff, adj. [vicinus, vid. Brunck. in 1. c] a neighbor. "\v avros 
 
 t)v Trpoaovpbs, ovk Zyu>v ftdaXv. Philoct. 69 1. SYN. Yeiriov, ofAopos, 7rp6aoiKos, 
 
 o eyyvs, TrXrjaXoyo)pos, ucrTvyetriov. 
 * HpdcroQeiXio, v. [insuper debeo,] to owe l»°:ides. Upbs TpiaXv XafifieioKrX irpoff- 
 
 btyelXtov tyavei. Ran. 1 133. 
 npdfro\pXs, eios, //, subst. [adspectus,] sight, look, presence. 1 Cl irdtrts, w (piXrarrj 
 
 irpuaoxpXs. Helen. 635. SyN."Oi//(S, irpuaioiTov, 6£a/uii. EPITH. *H^e7d, adXia, 
 
 7TdvVffTUTT], OKvdp(t)7rus. 
 
 Updo-natos, ov, b et 1), adj. [(l) contra feriens ; (2) recens,] striking auainst ; re- 
 j cent. Tevoit dv, el Trpoana id f.u) rvypi kuku. Agam. 338. SyN. YlpoaQdrds, 
 1 veos, vfo^juos, al^vXbios, 7rdTaivXds, vldpos. 
 
 ; Upomral(o, f. aw, v. [contra ferio,] to strike against. MpoatTvcuods, w tekvov, 
 ! iroXv. Antig. 855. SYN. 'E7rt7ra/w, 7rpoajSa\Xw, Trpoair'nrTU). 
 
'» ' 
 
 752 npos npox 
 
 Tlpoffirakaiio, v. [contra luctor,] to struggle against, to wrestle with. UpooTra- 
 
 \aiatov ij\0' dvijp. Isth. 4. §0. SYN. *A.vfiitakaliti> evavrtddfiaif avTaytavi^o- 
 
 fxai, avrXfialvto, avrepeibto, adXevw. 
 llpoairaaaaXevto, et 7TjOO(T7rarrd\evw, v. [clavis adfigo,] to nail to. "Slvirep kotXvid, 
 
 irpooiraTTakevaia tqvtm. Plut. 943. SYN. Tlpoff7rr]yvvfj,X. 
 YlpoavrE\ac,ti), TrpocnrXagu), et TrpoamXvq fit , v. [(1) appropinquare facio, (2) ap- 
 
 propinquo,] to cause to approach ; to approach. TlpotTTreXaaOe'is, f/ ae ye. 
 
 (E. R. 1101. See also M. 285. and v. 95. SYN. II\i/cria5w, irpoodyia, ey- 
 
 jQ)Lfi7T7tt), eQlarrjjjU, irpoaepy^dfiat, yetrvXa^to* 
 YlpoffTrefnru), v. [insuper mitto,] to send besides, or to. kxbovs, avaneiaets, 
 
 ovte Trpocr7rifnrtdv <j)XXovs. Equit. 473. SYN. 'E7rt7rejU7rw, entcrTeXXtt). 
 Ylpoairephta, 2 aor. eiraphov, v. [pedo contra,] to break wind at. Niy t8v 
 
 'A7to\\o;, teal irpoanapbeiv y' es orfytd r§> OaXdjiaKi. Ran. 1074. SYN. Kdrd- 
 
 Ttiphta. 
 WpoairriyvvfiX, f. Trrjfa, V. [adfigo,] to fasten. * * * * f) 7rpo(T7rr)ypvvai. Eur. fr. 
 
 Scir. 2. 1. SYN. YlpoonaocraXetito, irpoaaiTTU), wpdoepeibto, efnreboto. 
 TlpoaTrrjx^^ofiat, v. [ulnis amplector,] to embrace. Zev, ae be Kvpfiavrwv erd- 
 
 pai irpoaeTrrj^yvavTo. Call. 1. 46. SYN. 'Et'aym\i'c?o/zcu, irepXTrXeKto, irpoo- 
 
 TtTVCffflti. 
 
 YlpoarrXkSita, f. Xeato, v. [insuper prenio,] to press besides. Kal irpoo-nXiclei xpq- 
 
 fiariav a^rivXa. Choeph. 295. 
 YLpoaTr'nrTti), 2 aor. eneoov, et irpoamTreu), 2 aor. emrvov, v. [(l) accido ad ; 
 
 (2) occurro ; (3) adorior,] to fall down before, meet, fall on, attack. Ylpoo- 
 
 TwrTE §' oUrptos rovb' 'Ayafiefivdyos yovv. Hec. 139- See also Helen. 64. SYN. 
 
 TLapaTriimo, iKeTevto, elairiTrrto, £7ropovw, eTtXTvy^dvo), irpoaTvyxavh). 
 UpoffirXatTTos, ov t 6 et fi, adj. [qui adiri potest,] accessible. 'Avrjfiepoi yap, 
 
 ovbe TvpoairXaaroi jgvois. P. V. 741. SYN. Tlpoarjv^s, Trpoafiards, npdaXTos, ev 
 
 irpbaobos. 
 Tlpofficveta, poet. Trpoairvdio, f. evato, v. [adflo,] to breathe upon, 'ils fjbv jiot 
 
 icpooETcvevoe ^ptpeitav Kpetov. Ran. 340. SYN. 'ETrfTrveto. 
 TlpoffiroXeb), et Trpoffxotedfiat, v. [(l)vindico ; (2) acquiro ; (3) simulo,] to claim; 
 
 to gain; to pretend. "Orav KdrdTtdio, •npotnroXrji rutv j^prjfidrtov. Eccles. 87 1» 
 
 SYN. WepXtroXeofiaty avrexpfiai, irpoairXaaata, irpocrrXQ^fxXy 7rpofiaXXdfiai, a^r]p.a- 
 
 rl$,6fxai t cKfiTTTofiai. 
 UpotnrdXeto, v. [famulor,] to be a servant, to attend upon. Tvpfitp rerau-cu 
 
 irpoffTrdXelv 'A^iXXews, Troad. 266. SYN. 'A^nroXew, vTrrfpeTe'u). 
 Tlp6<nrdXds t ov, 6 et >/, subst. [famulus,] a servant. 'Hfids 5' d7r' oitctov dycre 
 
 rwvbe, 7rp6ffiroXot. Orest. 622. SYN. 'A/x^ittoXos, depdirwv, irpoTrbXos, 6ipd- 
 
 7ratva, bfiws. 
 mpooiropTraTbs, ov y 6 et f} s adj. [fibula adnexus, adfixus,] fastened. Ofy beafiai 
 
 irpotnropTrards. P. V. 144. 
 Tlpoff7rrai(t) t v. [(1) impingo ; (2) erro,] to strike against, stumble; err. "Ootik 
 
 <re TTpoairraLQVTd 7repXvo(TTelp Zcj.. Plut. 121. SYN. llra/w, Trpotnriirrto, ajiap- 
 
 rdvu), ajiTrXcLKeta. 
 TlpomrTvyna, fads, ro, subst. [amplexus,] an embrace. "Ayl, 7ra7, tpXXXov Ttpoo- 
 
 7rrvy/id, fxldeis. Troad. 784. SYN. TlepXirXoicri, aa7ra(T{ia, 7repXj3dX^ f aaTvacrfios. 
 HpoaTTTVffarti), et TrpoffTTTifffaofiat, v. [amplector,] to embrace, salute. T H tpiXTar', 
 
 aXXd (Trdfid ye gov TTpoaTrrv^bfiat. Phcen. l685. SYN. UeptnTvaato, aaira^o- 
 
 fiat, TvepXirXeKU), ayKa£o/nai. 
 Hpoapaivto, v. [adspergo,] to sprinkle. TeXtav napetrxey, fjv irpdaeppaivov ici/nXf. 
 
 Eccles. 379* SYN. AXappaivto, entppalvto, irpooTraooit), 7rpoaj3uXX(o. 
 * Tlpoapecj, i. q. TLpoaepeo), q. v. 
 UpoapriyvvfiX, f. /o^w, v. [insuper frango,] to break besides. QXdarae be ol icori/- h 
 
 Xr}v, Trpos b* afitjiu) pfj^e revovre. E. 307» SYN. AXappyjyvvfiX, KarappfiyvvfiX. 
 WpoaprioXs, etos, r/, subst. [salutatio,] an address, a salutation. "Edax^a, Ylpta- 
 
 rev, a evek ef.ifjs 7rpo<Tpr)oreu)S. Helen. 1165. SYN. Upoadeyfia, irpdartybprj/ia, j^ 
 
 irpocrr)yvpXa t Hairaafia, 7rpoa(f>u)yr)fid. 
 
UP01 HPOI 753 
 
 IJpocTffaivu), v. [adulor, blandior, defrecto,] to flatter, to delight, to decline. 
 
 Tys ovket overrjs Tfjo-bs irpoaaaivovaX jjle. Hipp. 866. Syn. lafvto, OeXyiv, 
 
 KoXdnevoj, evcjjpatvoj, dcoTrevcv. 
 Upooaefjoj, v. [colo prseterea,] to honor besides. M^r' o^vfioXnots npovoEfiet.v 
 
 olpdjyfjiaoiv. Sept. Tlieb. 1025. 
 Upoaardid), et 7re>rtffraqw, f. |w, v. [adstiilo,] to drop into, fycovci TroTiaTaZuv 
 
 odpov. Pyth. 4. 244. 
 Ylpooareixw, 2 aor. ioTXypv, v. [accedo,] to go to. Evr' 'A<ppdbiTr} bid Trpocecr- 
 
 Tixe fiatcpdv "bXvfXTrovt v. 73. SYN. See Tlpdaep)(Ofxai. 
 Ylpoaaio, poet, pro Updao), q. v. 
 JJpoaraXaiTrcjpew, v. [adhucduro,] to endure still. Kal TrpoardXanrioprjcrdT et % 
 
 oXXyov yoovov. Lysistr. 767. 
 JJpotTTdaia, as, »/, subst. [imperium,] presidency. YloXX&v Trpoardairj vewv yv- 
 
 vcukwv. Call. Ep. 41. 4. SYN. YIpdebpia. 
 UpoGTacaut, et TtpoaruTTv, f. £<«/, v. [imperq,] to enjoin, to command. H&s 
 
 rals 'Adrjvais rovbe Trpoaracrcreis irovov', Eur. Suppl. 196. SYN. klaTaaou, 
 
 avvTaorjio, EmoTeXXh), evreXXio, £7rianr]iTT0J. 
 UpoffTd-Eio, v. [(l)praesum; (2) tueor,] to preside over, to defend. 2w£etj/, 
 
 i7r€i7rep rfjabe 7rpoordre7s -)(Q6vos. iHeracl. 207« SYN. Ylp6'iaTi]p:X, 7rpor)yedfj.at, 
 
 ClfJiVVh). 
 
 TlpGcrrdT-fjpXds, a, ov, adj. [tutelaris,] tutelary. Ae7/zd TrpooTd-YjpXov. Agam. 
 
 949. 
 UpoffTaTrjs, ov, 6, subst. [praepositus, praeses, supplex,] a leader, a suppliant. 
 
 YX&craais novripwv 7rpoardTwv (f>r)Xoiifxevoi. Eur. Suppl. 254. Syn. UpobXnos, 
 
 IKETrjS, 
 
 Ylpotrrei^io, v. [antevenio,] to advance. KpEovrd TrpoaTeiypvTd ur}p.aivovGX pot. 
 
 (E. R. 79. 
 UpofTTeXXofjiai, v. [mittor,] to be sent forward. AXuy ft o/iaifiwv Kaprd vvv -xpoa- 
 
 reXXETai. Sept. Theb. 411. - 
 YlpooTEvu), v. [ante gemo,] to lament previously, "laov hi r« trpoaTEveiv. 
 
 Agam. 244. Syn. 'Etthttevu). 
 Ylpoarepvos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [ante pectus adpositus,] before the breast. Hp6- 
 
 orepvoi (ttoX^iol 7re7rXwj/ dylXdcTOLs. Choeph. 27. 
 HpocrT€p7r(i>, et 7Tori7-ef)7rw, v. [oblecto,] to delight, to charm. 'AXXd at y.kv 
 
 6£pu7ciov izoTXrepTTETU) ' avrdp lytoyE. O. 401. S~YN. 'EirXrepTru), TrpooriyopEU). 
 Inpocrrr/K-w, f. fa, v. [adhaereo,] to stick. Aetvordrw fXEV vbpas 7rpo<rreraKws. 
 I Trach. 838. Syn. UpoaKetjjai. 
 npoarrXdrj/jiX, f. 6//<rw, v. [adjicio,] to add to. Movov Tub' epyov vpotrrldels 
 
 ejjw tekvw. Eur. Suppl. 27. SYN. 'E7rtre0jj/ue, C7ri/3d\\w, TrpoffcLTrroj, npoa- 
 
 (f>Epu). 
 
 WpoariXdit), v. [stercore inquino,] to daub. Tw '^OaX^w (jlov irpooETiXrioev, Kal 
 
 KdTEKnviev to irpoaunov. Nub. 411. 
 
 Wpoaropudv, ov, to, subst. [ostium,] the mouth of a river. NciXdv dpQevT dito 
 
 7cpoaTdfxXu)v. /Esch. Suppl. 3. SYN. Xrfytd, oto^lov, irpox^h .Epith. Ae7r- 
 
 Tdftd<pES. 
 
 ~lpo(TTpE7rio, v. [ovo,] to pray, entreat. Kd*a~;s oXecrdai icpocrrptx 'Apyelwv 
 
 XQovd. Eur. Suppl. 1205. SYN. 'U-crevw, oifiopai, Trpoaev^o/uai. 
 
 t\poaTpl£Ui, 2 aor. ibpafiSv, v. [accurro,] to run towards, to try to win. 
 
 'EcnrovbdKv'id •npoarplyec •npiv ovv ojuov ytveadai. Thesm. 5J l 2. 
 
 JpoaTpifSojjLat, v. [infligo, attero,] to inflict, to impress. 'AXX' afxfiXvv iibrj, 
 
 irpooTETpiMiEvov te Ttpos. Euliieii. 238. SYN. UdpaTpifio>, 'tnXflaXXio. 
 Wpoo-Tptfifid, dTds,To, subst. [attritio, qui attritus est,] a rubbing, a track. Eu- 
 
 prjaXE7T))s, 7T£ptrpt/i/id hlt&v. Nub. 410. 
 
 IpoaTpo-rraios, ov, 6, adj. [(l) quein supplicamus; vindex, (2) supplex,] address- 
 ; ed in prayer; avenging ; suppliant. Tov irpooTpunaiov, tov te yevva~iov kaXetv, 
 
 Heracl. 1015. Syn. TlpoaTpdirds, Xket^s. 
 
 IpovTpbTn), fjs, ?/, subst. [supplicatio,] a petition, supplication. FIoXcws ETrearrjs 
 Pros. Lex. 5 C 
 
754 npos npos 
 
 7rpoarpd7Ti)y s/jlov t ^x WVt ^* ^" ^58. §YN. 'iKeaXa, HwoTpbin), Karapa, 
 ayos. 
 Upocrrpdrrds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [supplex,] suppliant. 'UeTevbjjiy oe Travres o'ibZ 
 
 TrpoGTpuiroi. CE. R. 41. SYN. IIjOoorrj007ratos, tKerjjs, irpbalKTwp. 
 tlpoa-vyycwa, 2 aor. tTvybv, v. [occurro, consequor,] to meet with, to obtain. 
 Tci TrpotfrvxdVra 1 ££>ta tyfji&opav fxaQtov. AlctSt. 77^* SYN. 'EiriTvyxavto, ettX- 
 \afj(3avto, av^ifjacpco, TrpoaTriirTio. 
 Upo afay/dd, tiros, to, subst. [victima,] a victim. Tilvovra rv/ufiov TtXr}aXov wpo- 
 aipayjuaTiov. Alcest. 86l. SYN. HtytiyXbv, Xepeibv, dvfjti, QvaXa. EpiTH. §XXbv t 
 dvbaXbv. 
 Hpo<T(f)ag(i), f. |w, v. [macto ante,] to sacrifice before. TIpoa<f>a£eTcit filv oujxd 
 
 Trpwrd vepTepois. Helen. 1254. 
 TipoacjidTds, ov, 6 et h> adj. [recens,] recent, new. Avaaa& al/nd Trpoatpd- 
 
 tois bXnais. Choeph. 751- SYN. See UpuaTraibs, 
 Ylpo(T(\>Zpr}$, ebs, adj. [simiiis,] like. Ov ttiottot elbov irpoafepevrepciv biptis. 
 Helen. 558. SYN. *Efj.tpeptjs^ bjioibs, 7rpbabfxoibs, wpdaefi^epvjs, dXiyKibs, -npoa- 
 <J)bpbs. 
 tipo!T(pepu), f. otaco, v. [affero, adhibeo,] to bring to, to apply, to cause. Kal 
 fiijTe Tropdeiv ndrpXbd, fxr]Ts irpovtyepeiv . Phcen. 498. SYN. 'EnXtyEpio, elffttb- 
 f.uS,io, Trpbvayio, Trtiplyjo, TrtiptitybpEu). 
 ' UpoatprjfjiX, et 7rpocr(j)deyybjuai, v. [adloquor,] to address. Tovh* a7rbfietpbf.i£Vos 
 7rpb<je(f)i] Trobds lokvs 'A^iXXevs. A. 84. SYN. See Ylpotravbdio. 
 Up6a(p6eyfjia, tiros, to, subst. [adloquiuru,] an address, salutation. Tlpoo<pQey- 
 /utiatv yap ov fuaivofxat lteBev. Orest. 75. SYN. See TlpoaprjaXs. EPITH. 
 "Yor&roi', yjpbvXbv, yXXov, cidXlbv, Xo'iaQXbv. 
 Up6a(j)deyiiTbs, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [dignus quern adloquaris,] fit to be addressed. 
 
 Yevijcrbfiai TrpoafdeynTos, ctXX' ovrtos tinef, Philoct. 1067* 
 IlpooQdeipdfiait v. [depereo,] to be undone. 'Arap i)v KitytiXos trot Xoibbprjrai 
 
 7rpocr(p6apet.s. Eccles. 248. SYN. , E7rX/j.aivb l uat. 
 Upoacpdoyyos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [salutatorius,] saluting. Kal irpoo^Qoyyoiol yjpewv 
 
 vlvti]v. Pers. 158. 
 YlpooqXXeia, as, r/, subst. [araicitia, benevolentia,] friendship, kindness. Toiabe 
 fievTOi 7rpoff(pXX€id batfxbi'coy. Sept. Theb. 511. SYN. OtAicr, <pXXbTT)s, (j>XXo- 
 <}>pbavyi], 
 UpoffQXXijs. ebs, adj. [gratus, amicus,] grateful, friendly. Oi» brjr' tirap fiot 
 irpoo(j>X\r}s y ti.7roXXvaai. Hipp. 1396. SYN. QiXbs, tiytiirr)Tbs, evfjevijs, <pXXt]- 
 tos, irbdrjTbs. 
 UpoatpXXws, adv. [amice, grate,] in a friendly or agreeable manner. Ixexpai yap 
 
 et aoi 7rpoa<pXXG)S aiiTrj bonel. Soph. Electr. 442. SyN. Ev/jleiiZs, <j>XXo(f>pbv(t)s. 
 Upocr(j)opd, as, ij, subst. [commodura,] advantage. Uoiy yap ?/ ay) 7rpoa<pbpa 
 
 brjXtbaeTai ', CE. C. 581. SYN. Yipocrdi'jKtj, -rrpbcrbbbs. 
 Upoo<pbpt]]ua, drbs, to, subst. [ferculum, cibus,] a dish, food. Xpij^ova dv 
 
 evpoi batrX 7rpo(j(bbpt]{.itiTd<, Eur. Eleclr. 423. 
 
 Upoacpbpbs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [cpmmodus, aptus, simiiis,] convenient, fit, proper, 
 
 suitable, like. Ovkovv sir avrfj itpa.aaf.TaL rti Trpoatybpti ; Alcest. 149« Syn. 
 
 Ka/pidf, £TrXTr]betbs, xpijaXjuibs, X«tivbs, 7rpoa<p£py]S. 
 
 Upoa<pvt)s, ebs, adj. [adhaerens,] growing or clinging to, fit. IJpootpve k% avrijs, 
 
 od 1 etti fxlya. (yaXXerb Kwas. t. 5S. SYN. Ylpoatybpbs, eyyevijs. 
 UpoacpvLo, et zbrXcpvio, f. vato, v. [adhaerere facio, confirmo,] to cause to growj^ 
 or cling to, to attach, to confirm. Kal tovt dXijdfj navTa irpoatpvaas 
 Xoyto, iEsch. Suppl. 284. SYN. Upbae^bfxai, dTrbbeiKWfxX, irapatyvto, 7rpoa<j>£ 
 pbfiai. 
 Upoaipioveio, v. [adloquor,] to address. KuXXibv ovbels olbe Trpoatyioveiv (j>XXovs. 
 Med. 662. Syn. See Upbaavbdto. 
 
 1 The neuter participle is used in. the sense of obvium, " chance," or, " which casually occur, 
 as in the passage quoted. 
 
IIP02 IIPOT 755 
 
 Tipo(T(j)(i}y^eis t et TrdrX^wviieis, effad, ev, adj. [loquens,] speaking. E/ bf bfxo- 
 
 <pp#v£0is, 7coTi<p<avrieis te yevoio. t. 456. SYN. Avbi]eis, (piovyeis. 
 UpocrfwvrjjLtdj dros, to, subst. [adiocutio,] an address. Ovku) Oe/lus not rfjvbe 
 
 Trfioa(j>wvr]fxdTOJv. Alcest. 1163. Syn. See Xlpotrp^aXs. 
 * Upoa^aivw, v. [hianti ore edo,] to titter with open mouth or loudly. Xd- 
 
 /jtanreres fida/ud irpnay^dvys efxoi. Agam. S93. 
 Tlpvaxeddfxat, vid. HpoaEx 1 **' 
 Tlpooyyud, drds, to, subst. [species, decus,] a show, appearance, ornament, 
 
 pretext. Upoaxwd rfjs rpdyybias, ypvCovrds ovbi tovto. Ran. 913. SYN. 
 
 z.^ud, elbos, Trpd<pd(rXs, ctktj^Xs, irpdh:dXv/j/nd. 
 YIpo{TXPy£<*>> v. [insuper peto,] to ask besides. 2d$>e7 be fxvdu) iidv tiirep 7rpoa- 
 
 XPrjZerE. P. V. 662. SYN. RovXo/jlcii, XP*}£i*>, TrpoaaiTeio. 
 npo<ryw/ia, dros, to, snbst. [agger,] alluvial earth, a mound. Ne/Xov npos avrS 
 
 OTu/jLdri Kanrpoax^fJidTX. P. V. 872. SYN. See \Qjud. 
 Ylpoax^pttD , v. [(1) progredior ; (2) vicinus sum; (3) obsequor,]to proceed ; to 
 
 join on with; to conform to. "Hbrj 'art, Kal toIs rovbe irpoox^peiv \dyois. Phi- 
 
 loct. 964. SYN. Tip6(T€pxopicii, vTreuoj, virdKOvto. 
 Hp6(jx<*>pds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [adjacens,] neighboring, adjacent. 7 £l 7ra7bes, 
 
 kXvetov Tiovbe Trpoaxwp(*>y ifivwv', CE. C. 493. SYN. TeiTtov, TrXr)aXdx<*>pds t 
 
 "KpOGOVpOS. 
 
 Tlpoau), poet. TTpocrffw, adv. [ultra, longe,] onwards, forward, beyond, far. 
 
 5 Iw, tw, Kal Trpocxo) y e^ioi. Sept. Theb. 999- 
 Ylpdtripbds, ov, b et rj, adj. and (2) subst. [(1) consonus, (2) accentor,] (1) in 
 
 concert with, (2) one who accompanies in singing. Tlvdbeirpdaubov. Phoen. 
 
 1513. SYN. HvvwSos, ^vfKJxovds. 
 *Upd(TU)d£v, adv. [e longinquoj from or at a distance. Updaiodev avrrjv ayvds 
 
 wv aoTracid/uai. Hipp. 101. Syn. See "A7ra;0£V. 
 TlpoffuMrdv, ov, to, subst. [vultus,] the face, countenance. KpvnTovTd %e7pd Kal 
 
 TTpdawxov e/nrdXXi>. Hec. 343. Syn. YlpdffosjyXs, fiXefifid, utxp. EPITH. 
 
 Zvvrjpecpes, evyevzs, KaXoy, evtyves, UTvyiov, yeXwv, apdtjXXov, Xevicdv, fjbv, bvarv- 
 
 X^ s t vzdpov, fiXoovpov, xdpXEV, ifxepToi', Tt]Xavyes, d fj.fi poaXov, ayXdbv, epdreii'dy, 
 
 tyatbpov, fieiXXxXdv, yXvKepov. 
 HpdawTdTos, rj, ov, adj. [qui longissime ante est,] very far before. Atfyei 6' 
 
 epts bpd/uovad tov TrpooojTaTov. A). FJ. 742. 
 UpdawfeXiu), v. [adjuvo,]to assist besides. Kal Tolabe y oikois eKbXixvs 7rpo<T(it- 
 
 <f)e\e~tv, Alcest. 42. SYN. '^tnuxpiXlh), lirdfjivvh), 7rpoadfj.vi'U), irpoaJDo^Eb), trd- 
 
 p))y<o. 
 TtpdauHpeXrjfud, utos, to, subst. [subsidium insuper,] additional assis- 
 tance. UpoaroxpeXrjfid )((3>7judrw*> efxwv Xdfieiv. Med. 61 1. SYN. 'SltyeXrjcrXs, 
 
 dpioyy). 
 UpoTcuvX, adv. et praep. [recenter, ante,] newly, before. 'Tfids be fiavTas xp^I 
 
 TTpoTaivX Ta^em*. Khes. 524. 
 YlpoTapfieu); v. [timore ante corripior,] to be previously alarmed. HdrEpd irpd- 
 
 rapftovvB' Xke&Iov \paveiv x*P" s ' Here. F. 963. SYN. Wpotyofiiofiai. 
 TlpoTuaato, et -npoTaTTw, f. £w, v. [praestituo,] to prescribe, to order previously. 
 
 " Ava'^ TrporuatTOv. jEsch. Suppl. 842. SYN. TlpoKddioTriijX, 7rpoTi0rj/uX. 
 TlpoTelvw, v. [p°rrigo,] to stretch out, to offer. TiXirds irpoTeiviov evXovs vluvX- 
 
 aXv. Bacch. 234. SYN. 'E(cre<Vw, 7r dpdreivo), wpoftaXXio, Trpoafptpd). 
 1 UpdreXeid, wv, ra, subst. [sacrificia antenuptialia,] antenuptial sacrifices, pre- 
 ludes. ripo7-£\etd b' i'jbr) 7raibds ea(pa^as diy. Jpli. A. 718. SYN. At irpo 
 Iydjuov 6vaUii. 
 tlpdrtXizw, v. [initio,] to initiate. 'ApTtfiXbX TrpoTzXiZovoX ryv vtavXba, Iph. A. 
 
 433. SYN. TeXecj, fivzu), 7raibev(o, txbibaaku). 
 XlpoTejivb), 2 aor. erd/uov, y. [proseindo,] to cut, to plough. Ae/aas yeidfiopos 
 
 fj.)) 01 ■npoTdfiioi'TuX dpovpas. Apoll. 3. 13S6. 
 
 [lpoTEi>>is, eos, adj. [extensus,] stretched out. Ivi/ r<j)b\ Olvd/Jidos irpoTEves bdpt» 
 i \eipX iiEjxapvu)s. Apoll. 1. 756. 
 
756 npoT nP0$ 
 
 Updrevdevu), v. [praegusto,] to taste before others, to be gluttonous. Ata tovto 
 
 TrpovTevQevoav tinZpq. fiXq.. Nub. 1202. SYN* YipbXafiftdvio. 
 nporepdrjs, ov, b, subst. [helluo,] a glutton, "direp ol wpbTivdai yap hbKovaX 
 
 jjlol TTaQeiv. Nub. 1202. SYN. AXxvos, atiparris. 
 JJpuT£pr}y€i')]s, ebs, adj. [prius natus,] born before, more ancient. Mrirrip A'iyv- 
 
 7r-os TrpdrepTjyevewv algrjwv. Apoll. 4. 268. SYN. See YlpbyevvriTwp. 
 * JJpbrepbs, a, bv, adj. [prior,] former, before, previous, preferable. Kcu t&v 
 
 vdfi(i)V ye fiij Trporepbv eivai OeXeiv. Orest. 481. 
 Upbrepu), et Trpbrepwae, adv. [longius,] further. 7 H, icaX b fxkv Trpbrepw&e bbfitav 
 
 efapTd veeadai. Apoll. 1. 306. SYN. Tlopptorepoj, fiaupbTepu). 
 YlpoTevypjiai, v. [ante fio,] to be done before. 'AXXo rd fxev TrptiTiTvyQaX euob- 
 
 fjlv, kyvvplvoi -nip. T. 65. SYN. Ylpbylyvbfiai. 
 Hpdria7rrw, vid. YlpoaaTCTU. 
 Upormwr, bvos, 6, P. N. [Protiaon.] Tovs fiev by' 'A.tTTftvtitp TiporXabvos vlet 
 
 bioice. O. 455. 
 Ylporldrint, f. 0j/(7w, v. [propono,] to place before, to propose. "EXeg' dfiiXXav 
 
 yap av TrpovdrjKas Xby(ov. Med. 546. SYN. "AvdrXdrj/nX, irpbTaaaii), rrpbreivh), 
 
 7rpo/3a\Xw, irpbtyepu). 
 XlpoTtfidu), f. >/o-w, et s-pclr/w, f. iato, v. [praefero,] to honor before, to prefer. 
 
 Ovbev TTpoTifxa fiijx^rjaaadai tekvois. Med. 344. See also Antig. 22. SYN. 
 
 Ylpoicpivio, eKXeybfxat, TrpbrXdrjfxX, eiricrTpetybfiai. 
 YlpoTXfj.v6edfj.ai, vid. Hpoafj.v8edfj.ai. 
 YlporfJ-qaXs, eios, rj, subst. [umbilicus,] the navel. koypXicdrd 7rp6rfir)GXv vtt acmX- 
 
 bos 6fj(pa\de<T<jr]s. A. 424. SYN. "OfJKpbXbs. 
 Tlporbvos, ov, b y subst. [rudens,] a cable. Aaicprj 7rpoTovots eirepeibbfuevas. Hec. 
 
 112. SYN. SeeKaXus. 
 YlpoTpeirhfy v. [adhortor,] to exhort, to encourage. Kcu ooi y eTnoKriTtTw re cat 
 
 Trporpexpofjai. CE. R. 1446. SYN. XlpbtcdXebfuiai, 7idpdK&Xe<i>, eireiyw, fjeTarpe- 
 
 Tdfjai. 
 YlpoTpbTidbrjv, adv. [concitato eursu,] precipitately. YipoTpbitdbr\v tybfieov-b 
 
 fieXaivaiov enX vrjiov. E. 700. EpiTH. JJpbdvfJMS. 
 UpbTpvyr}rr)p, fjpbs, b, subst. [provindemiator,] the name of a bright star on the 
 
 right wing of the Virgin. A^^Xrepr} TTTepvyi, Txporpvy^rrip # aire KctXetrai. Arat. 
 
 137- 
 T\pbTV7trb) t v. [(l) ante verbero ; (2) prorumpo ; (3) appello,] to strike before ; 
 
 to push forward, to burst forth; to land. "Rvff 'Apyfo TrpovTv^ev eireiybfievr) 
 
 avefjotai. Apoll. 1. 953. SYN. UpofiaXXu), irpoKpovia, TrpoKoitTio. 
 YlpovTtTos, contr. a Ylpboirrbs, q. v. 
 HpovpytaiTepbs, a, ov, adj. [potior,] more advantageous. 'AXX' erepd yap i)v ye 
 
 Twrbe irpovpyXaiTepd. Lysistr. 20. 
 TlpovpyoVf contr. a Tcpb epyov. 
 
 Ylpbtyaivu), v. [praemonstro, preeluceo,] to show before, to shine forth, to ap- 
 pear. Yr}Q)}oet, TTpbfaveiaa dvd 7rrbXefnotb yetyvpas. 0. 378. SYN. 'LirXcjiaivio, 
 
 7rept(rriAj3(if ) TrpbbelxvvfiX. 
 YlpbtyavTos, ov, b et ?/, adj. [conspicuus,] conspicuous. 'dfuXelv, 7rpb(j)apToy 
 
 obtyXq. ko.0' "EX-Xavas . Olymp. 1. 187. SYN. 'EirXorifjbs, d7ro/3Xe7rrt»s. 
 Upbtyaaicibfiai, v. [praetendo, culpo,] to urge as a pretence, to blame. Tx Xi- 
 
 yeis ; rt irpb(j)dai.$ei TtepXtyavri Trpayjjara; Lysistr. 7^6. SYN. AlriaofJiai, 
 
 aKriTTTbfxaiy irpbtyaoXv irofovfiai. 
 HpbfaoXs, em, i), subst. [praetextus, causa,] a pretext, a reason. Tls yap 
 
 7rvpal6eiv 7rpb(j)aaXs 'Apyeliov arpdrov', Rhes. 78. SYN. 2fC?)^ts, at7ta, d^opfxi], 
 
 Trpbyavt}. 
 Hpbipurbs, ov, b et f], adj. [pronuntiatus,] pronounced. 'Ev Ne/xec^i trpb^drbv. 
 
 Olymp. 8. 21. 
 YlpbtyZpris, ebs, in US. COmpar. rrpb())ep^aTepbs, superl. TrpbtyepeoTaTos et Trpb^kpTdrbs, 
 
 Yf, bt>, adj. [praestans,] distinguished. Et eti aT)$ i/vxw wpbtyepfLOTepbv , t)e rt 
 
 naibiov. Apoll. 3. 730. Syn. See'E^xoj. 
 
IIPCXD HPOX 757 
 
 Hpucpepio, f. oiffu), v. [(1) profero; (2) objicio ; (3) antecello,] to bring forward; 
 
 to upbraid with; to excel. Tlalbas Trpdtyepeiv els evrvyXav. Med. 1088. 
 
 SYN. 'Efc^epw, 7rpdj3a\\(i) f 7rpda.1pEdfj.a1, 7rporp£7ro), oveibi£u), 7rpo£^w, bXd(pepu). 
 TIpdipevyu), v. [profugio,] to flee forward, to escape, "l^eaOai, TrpotyvyovTa 
 
 fievos Kat xeipas 'A-^attov. Z. 502. SYN. $£uyw, anotyevyu). 
 Tlpd(fjT)T€vit), v. [praeriico,] to predict. Oi/K early, oaris aoi irpdtyriTevaei Ta.be. 
 
 Ion 372. SYN. JJpo^rjfXL, irpoQeoTriZu), QeaTrXwbiu). 
 Up6(pf]T7]s, ov, 6,et * 7rpd(pr]Tis, Xbos, i], subst. [propheta,] a prophet. *Os be k 
 
 lfxG)v eireojv eXOrj TrpwrifTra Tpo<pi)7ris. Aves 97 2. See also Ion 42. SyN. 
 
 Ma^rts, fxavrXiroXos, %p7)afia>bds, diorr pottos, \pr\G fioXoyos, deawXs, vTrd^rjrrjS. 
 
 EpiTH.^Itpos, eTy}Tvjnds, TifxXos. 
 Ylpotidavoj, et 7rp6(j)dr)ij.X, v. [praevenio,] to be beforehand with, to get the start. 
 
 Aoyxqv eviofxa (JTopdrX, 7rpo(pdf]vai OtXiov. Phoen. 1400. SYN. $0a>w. 
 TlpotydfiEOjjiai, v. [ante metuo,] to fear before, to dread. Ylpotybfiovfxac rX ttot 
 
 evirXoi-dv. iEsch. SuppL 1053. SYN. Ylporapfieio, (pu'^Eo/uat, betfxatvu), beibw. 
 YlpdtydpEonai, v. [utro citroque cursito,] to run up and down. 'atto\o{^<£6' 
 
 dXXws rr)v obbv 7rpd(f)dpovfievio. Aves 4. 
 Upotydioffbe, adv. [in lucem,] forward, to the light. 'E|ayaye TrpocpouHrbe', mX 
 
 tjeXXov Xbiv avyas. II. 188. 
 Updcppa^u), f. dffu), v. [praenuntio,] to tell before. 'AXXo. (j.dXa rrpotypaadd fifr 
 
 adavaroioX QeoiaXv. $. 500. SYN. YIpdayyeXXu), 7rpvXeya), 7rpdcrr)fj.aU'io. 
 Tlpocppaova, vid. Ylpofypuv. 
 UpocppuvEios, et Trpexbpoj/ws, adv. [lubenter,] willingly, zealously. Tlpofpdt'Eojs 
 
 pvoiaQl (fiXoir-oXEiiuv vir 'Ay/xttDv. P. 224. See also Eumen. 930. Syn. 
 
 Ylpd^vfi.u)s, evfievws. 
 Ylpocppojv, 6v6s, et f. 7rpo<ppaffoa, tjs, adj. [benevolus, lubens,] kind, zealous, 
 
 willing. Xa7pe* 7rpdc()pwv ae x^^os 0' 'Ep/i^s. Alcest. 759- See also K. 290. 
 
 SYN. EjVfuerrjs, Trpodufuos, evvoos, (j)XXXos. 
 Hpd(f)vXdacro), et 7rpd(pv\uTT(o, f. £w, v. [pro statione excubias ago,] to guard in 
 
 front of. I.01 be piyovv ku\ TrpotyvXarTeiv. Acharn. 1 146. SYN. &Xd(pvXa<rcr(t), 
 
 7TpO(TliUTr£(i). 
 
 Upotyvpaio, v. [ante misceo vel praeparo,] to mingle or to prepare before. Kat 
 
 fx))v opyw, vri tuv Aia, Kai 7rpo7re(j)vpaTat Xoyos els fxoi. Aves 462. SYN. Ev- 
 
 rpETriclti). 
 TlpdcjivTevu), v. [ante genero, ] to generate or form before. keivav betvws Trpd- 
 
 tyvTevaavTES. Soph. Electr. 198. SYN. HpoaKeTCTdjiat. 
 ! YJpdQv/uX, v. [nascor ante,] to be born or be before. Ovi: oiadd, aov irdrpos jxev 
 
 os 7rpov(j)V xurrip. Aj. Fl. 1291* SyN. Tlpuyiyvo/xai. 
 YlpdcjHjjvEw, v. [praedico, praemoneo,] to tell beforehand, to threaten. 'Tfjuy 
 1 7rpo(j)o)vQ irduX Kabfxeiois rubs. (E. R. 223. SYN. See IljOoXtyw. 
 I\pdxalp(o, v. [gaudium praecipio. Vid. Blomf. Gloss, in I.e.] to rejoice before- 
 hand. '£7rei ov ylvoiT av Xvais, 7r(0o^atperw. Agam. 243. 
 * UpoxaXicevu), v. [procudo,] to forge, to make. Tlpdx<*^€vei 6' AI<rd <{>acr- 
 
 ydvovpyos. Choeph. 636. SYN. XaX»cevw. 
 Updxdvrj, rjs, i], subst. [praetextus,] a pretext. 'AypofTe rot iraorioXv Itt\ IrpH^jSL- 
 
 vijrrXv E<poira. Call. fr. 26. 1. SYN. See YlpSQaais. 
 Wpox^tpicicj, v. [promo,] to bring forth. Ylpoxeipwfip ai > Ka^erdorw rrjv ovolav. 
 
 Eccles. 729* SYN. WpotyEpu), avatyaivu), evrpEiri^u). 
 Updxeipds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [ad manum, promptus,] handy, ready. KdXws 
 
 eXe^as" aXX' Efxol 7rpt>^etp' ex 10 *' H erac '« 726. SYN. "Erotfios, evxtp>)s, enibe- 
 
 ^Xus, betyus. 
 flpoy^w, f. vau), v. [profundo,] to pour forth. 'Es rcibXov 7rpdx^ovrd ^.Kdfidv- 
 
 bpXov* avrdp xnrb ^fclwv. B. 465. SYN. 'E^ew, eKnefJuro). 
 [Jpox^v, adv. [fuuditus,] utterly. Ylpox^v, erre! tcoXX&v uvbpwv v-rrd yovrar* 
 ; ZXvalv. ^. 6$. SYN. MuvteXCjs. 
 flpoxo^, rjs, r), subst. [ostium fluvii, profluxus,] a flood, the mouth of a river. 
 
758 npox rime 
 
 Elr* apb\ Ne/Xov 7rpdx#a7s tfSaTwr xpvtr&jjs ap^Tetrde irp8x ovcr ^ y * Nub. 272. 
 
 EpiTH. 'Apyvpfo, bpbaepa. 
 Updxods, et 7rpdxovs, ov, rj, subst. [aqualis,] a ewer, a basin. See in Tlpdx^l- 
 Hpoxopevio, v. [praesilio,] to dance on. A'lfxdTt 0///3as, kwjxov dvavXoTdrov npd- 
 
 Xppevets. Phcen. 802. SYN. Xopeuw, drdxdpevto. 
 TIpox°vs t vid. Tlpoxoos. 
 Upoxpiv, f. <0"w, v. [ante inungo,] to anoint previously. Tf]s olds, J npovxpiov 
 
 es /ueffrjv <p\oya. Trach. 69S. 
 * Ilpoxviris, e<os, r\, subst. [alluvio,] a heaping up, a mound. 'Hbe ko.1 'Aacv- 
 
 pXrjS TTpoxvviv xdovos' rjfjtd-i b' cu/r«. Apoli. 2. 96o« SYN. Xw/ia. 
 Tlpdxvrr)s, ov, 6, subst. [mola salsa,] a salt cake. JJpdx^rais KaOapaXotarX' Kal 
 
 7r&n)p epos. Iph. A. 1471. SYN. See OiAdyvra*. 
 Updxvros, 1), ov, adj. [projectus,] projecting. HerpyanrpdxvTrjoiV d7reKpv\pev 
 
 be peeOpd. Horn. Apoll. 383. 
 JJpdx^peto, v. [procedo,] to proceed, to succeed. Nvv 001 7rpd)(topet §w/mrwv 
 
 KdraaTdaXs. Pli03n. 1281. Syn. See Ylpoepx^^ai. 
 UpvXrjs, eos, 6, subst. [miles pedes,] a foot soldier. 'Hyefiova irpvXetov, 'Avttj- 
 
 vvpbs ayXdov vlov. O. 517* EpiTH. Yields. 
 UpvXXs, eios, f], subst. [saltatio armata,] a dance of soldiers. QvXd be Kovptfres 
 
 ye Trept. TrpvXiv Cjpx^oavTO. Call. 1. 82. 
 Upvfiva, r)s et antiq. icpv}ivrfiev, ?;, subst. [puppis,] the stern or poop of a 
 
 ship. "OffTis (j>vXa<rcrei Trpdyos ev Trpvfxvr) 7rdXeu>s. 1 Sept. Theb. 2. 
 Upvfjivalds, Trpv}jLvi]<TXos t z et nrpvuvriTYis, ov, adj. [ad puppim pertinens,] belong- 
 ing to the poop or stern. ^.Trao-adjjevos, irpv/uvald vews and Tre/c/xdr' eK0\pev. 
 
 Apoll. 4. 208. See also Here. F. 477- and Med. 768. 
 Upvpvos, 7), ov, gen. antiq. TrpvfxvdQev, adj. [extrernus, postremus,] the last, the 
 
 hindermost. 'E&pvae irpv\ivo~id fipdyjovos bjSpXfidv eyxds. N. 532. Syn. Uv- 
 
 fiuTos, eoxdros. 
 Ylpvjxvovxds, ov, 6 et %, adj. [puppes tenens,] ship-detaining. Upvfivovxov 
 
 AvXXv' evb v v-rrepreivas nvXas. Eur. Electr. 1022. 
 Tlpvfxvbjpeid, as, r/, subst. [radix montis,] the foot of a mountain. "Iiriroi o' ev 
 
 Trpvf-ivwpeirj TroXviribdubs "lbrjs* E. 307» 
 IJpvTdveld, wv, tci, subst. [pecunia quam depouebant actor et reus judicio 
 
 disceptaturi,] bail money. IJpvTdveld, {leraW, dyopds, Xifxevas, juuaQovs, Kal 
 
 brfuXdirpard. Vesp. 659* 
 UpvTdveiov, ov, to, subst. [locus Athenis in quo Prytanes judicia exercebant. 
 
 Vid. Potter. Antiq. lib. 1.] the Prytaneum. I'ittigXv avrov ev Upvrdveio) \a/x- 
 
 (idveiv. Ran. 7^4. 
 TlpvTdvevw, v. [(]) senator sum apud Athenienses, (2) prresum,] (1) to be 
 
 one of the Prytanes, (2) to command, to rule. *Hv fxi) nepX e/pyrrjs ye irpv- 
 
 Tavevarjre fiot. Acham. 60. Syn. EvQvvio, bloiKew, eiuaTdrew, fidcrXXevio, rd- 
 
 /jtXevio. 
 IJpvrdpXs, eu>s, 6, subst. [(l) senator Atheniensis ex numero 500, (2) summus 
 
 magistratus, (3) P. N. See E. 678.] one of the Senate of 500 at Athens, a 
 
 prince. Kpovie, 7rpvrdvX QpvyXe, yeverd. Troad. 1279« SYN. "A/g^wv, /3d<7<f- 
 
 Xevs, 7rp0ffTdTt]s, efapxos. 
 Tlput, vid. TipioX. 
 Tlpojriv, et Dor. npav, et wpwiZd, adv. [nuper, olim,] lately, formerly. Tov 
 
 ov irpioriv Krelvds, dfxvvo/uevov nipt waTprjs. ft. 500. See also Theocr. 2. 115. 
 
 and B. 303. Syn. "ApTXws, vjeuhtti. 
 Tipwdiiflris, ov, adj. [puber,] youthful, young. IT pwdliprjv er eovadv eeucdodjjoid 
 
 b' ebtoKev. a. 431. SYN."E<^/3os, veds, aK^a^wv. 
 
 1 U6\€us is here scanned as an iambus. 
 
 3 Upvfivi](riov is also used as a substantive, o , x°^ vloV bei"g understood, and denotes the cable 
 astern, by which the ship is moored : see Daram. in v. 
 
npm npftT 759 
 
 Yipwi, 1 et Attic Trpy, adv. [(1) mane, (2) tempestive,] (l) in the morning, (2) 
 
 early. UpioX b' v-w ijoloi avv TevjfjtoX Qupriytievre's . 2. 303. See also Vesp. 
 
 404. SYN."£wOev. 
 ITpo/Vcd, vid. Uptjrjv. 
 Tlpm/uds, contr. irpwLids, 7rpwtos, et 7rpwos, a, ov, adj. [matutinus, tempestivus,] 
 
 in the morning, early. Aelrni be kcii tCov KapTrXtiiov arm ixy Vri 7rp<ofxa. Vesp. 
 
 264. See also O. 470. and Pax 1001. Syn. "OpdpXvs. 
 Ilpwvros, ov, 6, subst. [podex,] the posteriors. Toy irpwHTov auras evdvs a»s 
 
 tovtov rpzKeiv. Pint. 152. SYN. Ylvyi). 
 
 * YIpuj kTii TrevTSTTipis, Xbds, //, subst. [quinque anni. Vid. Meurs. in Graec. Fer.] 
 five years. "Qar)v eyei ri)v TrpcoKTOTrevTerrjoXboL. Pax 876. 
 
 * npiOKTd-ijpeu), v. [nates specto, custodio,] to watch the posteriors, to watch. 
 OuKovv ae bij'a ravra bewov earl -TrpwKTOTrjpeiv. Equit. 878. 
 
 YIoojv, wpos, 7rpu)u)v, et 7rp{]u>v, 6v6s, 6, subst. [(1) collis, (2) cacumen montis,] a 
 
 hill ; the top of a mountain, a precipice. Owe civ eprjLioi irpCoves avQpiowojv, 
 
 live. Cycl. l irj. See also IT. 299. and Hes. Scut. 437. Syn. Bowds, Xdpds. 
 
 EPITH. 'A/*0/5ei/Kros, kolvos, dXXos, firjaafjeis, dupos. 
 Tiptop, weds, o, subst. [gutta roris,] a dew-drop. Twortd* /ju) Ttp&Kas airicleraT, 
 
 &o~ep 6 -e-Tt£. Theocr. 4. 16. SYN. Irayuv bpocrov. 
 Upwpn, as et antiq. adev, >/, subst. [prora, navis,] the prow, a ship. 'Es 
 
 npibpav e!p7T£, kclttX ravpeiio c^dyrj. Helen. 1581. EPITH. 'Hnela, KvavenfioXos, 
 
 evaXXos, evaXos. 
 Upwparevu), v. [in prora navem rego,] to be a boatswain. Kpr' evrevBev 7rpw- 
 
 parevcat, teal tovs dvefj.ovs bXaQpTjoai. Equit. 540. 
 UpwTaypwv, ov, to, subst. [captura prima,] the first booty. Tovrd Key 'AprefiX- 
 
 bos 7Tpii)TaypX6v d^Xov e't/7. Call. 3. 104. SYN. TlpwrdXeia. 
 Ilpwrap^os, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [a prima origine proveniens,] arising from the 
 
 origin, original. Ylptorapypv arr]V kv fxepei 5' aireirTvoav. Agam. 11 63. SYN. 
 
 " Apyos, KvpXos* 
 YlptoreoXXaos, ov, 6, P. N. [Protesjlaus.] YlpwTeaXXaoy r', eni danois. Iph. A. 
 
 195. EPITH. 'Aprjtos, ijpws, fxeya.dvf.ids, r)t>s. 
 Upii)T€VS, ews, 6, P. N. [Proteus.] TJptorevs b\ or' e£r], Tijabe yijs rvpavvos l\v m 
 
 Helen. 4. EPITH. MavTXndXos, yeptov, a6a.va.Tus, vrjfiepTTjs, dXlds, Waoeibadvb's 
 
 vTrobfiws, TToXvTpoTros, TTovTuTTopos. Phr. See b. 385 — 8. 
 UpujTrfpuTrjs, ov, subst. [qui primus arat,] one who ploughs first. See in *0^a- 
 
 I POTTJS. 
 
 , YlpojTKTTos, vid. TLpwrds. 
 
 UpcoTdfidXos, ov, o et ?/, adj. [primum percussus,] first struck. Tep/ndvd Texpu- 
 . Td(3uXdv dXXa>. Troad. 106l. 
 
 \TlpwTdyeveia, as, i), P. N. [Protogenia.] Ae Upwrdytveias. Olymp. 9. 63. 
 YlpujToyovbs, ov, oeih, et TrptoTd^urjs, eds, adj. [primogenitus,] first born or pro- 
 duced. "Av, TrpwTuydvov 6u\os kv OdXdfXOis. Iph. T. 209- See also Apoll. 
 
 3. 850. SYN. I~\pd7tpr)ytv})s, TrpwroTo^os, (i. e. trpioTOTOKOs.) 
 UpwroOpovu*;, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [prirno throno sedens,] sitting on the first throne 
 
 or seat. X-qoXas, 'l/jfipuoirj, irpwToQpb've' ao\ & 'Aydfutfivcjv. Call. 3. 228. 
 HptoTOKTovus, ov, u et //, adj. [qui primus occidit,] slaying first. UpwTOKTovoiaX 
 
 Trpo<TTpo7ra~s 'Ifyuvos. Eumen. 721. 
 UpondXeid, toy, tu, subst. [prioritise spoliorum,] the first fruits of the spoils. 
 
 Twv au>v be yoiartov irpunoXeid Otyyuvio. Ortst. 3j6. 
 TlpwTufxavTXsfeus, >/, subst. [prima vates,] the first prophetess. Ti)v 7rpioTd/xavTLv 
 
 Va'tuv €K be tT]s QefxXs. Eumen. 2. 
 Ylpu>Td/.idpos, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [piius fato functus,] meeting fate first. Tot o' dpd 
 
 TrptoTo/jopoi bt), <f>ev. Pers. 5J 6. 
 np(OTdTrayi)s, ids, adj. [nuper compactus,] lately constructed. Ka\^, irpwro- 
 
 7rdy>/' ireipivda. be bijadv eir avT)]s. fl. 267. 
 
 1 " Upul dissyllabum non agnoscit Atticus sermo, nee seineJ quidem apud Comicum occur- 
 tlt." Brunck. Ly»istr. 612. See also Ruhuken. Tima;. p. 1G0. 
 
760 TlPftT I1TEP 
 
 Ylpwroirijfxwv, dvds, adj. Jprimum damnum adfercns,] causing the first calamity. 
 
 tlpa>T07rrjpu)p' erXa b' ovv dvrijp yevevdcu. Again. 217. 
 TlpwToxXdds, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [primo navigationeni expertus,] first-sailing. IIjow- 
 
 tottXoop' Kovpti) be bvco, kul TrevTrjKOVTa. 6. 35. 
 Up&Tos, et TrpioTicTds, rj, ov, adj. [primus, longe primus,] first, by far the first. 
 
 BevXas r dpidpa) Trptiros wv epv tyXX&p. Hec. 782. See also Nub. 553. SYN. 
 
 Ylpdrtpos. 
 *Upu)TO(f)vr}s t vid. JlpoJToyovos. 
 Uraipb), v. [sternuto,] to sneeze. *Os <pdrd' TriXepd^os be pey e7rrdpep' ap<fi be 
 
 bio/da. p. 541. 
 Ylra'icpd, aros, to, subst. [(1) lapsus ; (2) culpa, error,] a slip ; an error, a fault. 
 
 SYN. Ur&pd, 7recrr]fxd, crcpaXpd, Xvprj, Xw^rj, dpctprr] pd* 
 Ylraico, f. aoj, v. [(1) labor; (2)erro,j to stumble ; to fail. Uraicras be rube 
 
 7rpos k&kw, fiaQfjatTai. P. V. $62. SYN. Hdpa7rra/w, Trpoonpovb), TrpoafiaXXw, 
 
 dp.apTdvio, acpakXopat. 
 YlTappos, ov, 6, subst. [sternutatio,] sneezing. $)]pr] y vplp opvis kart' Ttrappop 
 
 t opvidd ndXeT Te. Aves 720. 
 TlTeXea, as, f}, subst. [ulmus,] an elm. ILatovTO -KTeXeai. Te, tcaX treat, r/be pvpt- 
 
 Kai. <$. 350. EPITH. 'Ei^i/XXos, al-rreivrj, eb(pvf]s. 
 YlTeXearlKos, rj, ov, adj. [Pteleaticus,] of Pteleum. Top TlreXearXKov oJpov and 
 
 Kpi]T?jpos d(j)v^io. Theocr. 7« 6*5. 
 YlTeXeos, ov, fj, P. N. [Pteleus.] 'AyxidXov t 'AvTpwv', })be YlreXeov Xeyjiiroiriv. 
 
 B.697. 
 YI~epeXads, ov, 6, P. N. [Pterelaus.] XaX/cetav tcaTedrjicep es aanXbd, rap Hrepe- 
 
 Xdov. Theocr. 24. 4. 
 YlrepXvds, r\, ov, TTTepoeis, eaad, ev, Trrepotydpos, TtrepvyioTos, et TtTepuTos, ov, 6 et rj, 
 
 adj. [alatus,] winged, (dvoPTes evfapeodd toIs irTepXvois Qeols. Aves 903. See 
 
 also Ion 200, Orest. 311. Equif. 1084. and Aves 1198. Syn. Kdravrrepds, 
 
 TTTrjvos, Ta%ys, Tavvciirrepos, ev7CTepo$, neTeeivos. 
 YkrepXs, Xbos, fj, subst. [filix,] fern. At be ical tv poXr\s , dirdXap TfTepXp a>be 7rdr??- 
 
 cels. Theocr. 5. 55. 
 Yl-epvd, rjs, ij, subst. [calx,] the heel. 'Es etyvpov Ik TtTepvqs, fioeovs b' e^Trrep 
 
 XpavTas. X. 397' SYN. 1<j>vpov, Tapaos. 
 JJrepvoTpwKTrjs, et Trrepvofdyds, ov, 6, P. N. [qui calcem corrodit, nomen muris,] 
 
 the name of a mouse. Aeiy^opvXr], 6uydTr)p YLrepvoTpuKTOv fidaXXrjos. Batrach. 
 
 29. See also Batrach. 222. 
 TlTepdbdvrjTds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [pennis agitatus,] moved by wings. Kcu 7rrepo- 
 
 bdvrjrd' aft be kXvojp eiVet rd^d. Aves 1390. 
 Ylrepdets, vid. IlTepXvos. 
 TlTepov, ov, to, et 7rrepv|, vyds, //, subst. [ala,] a wing. Aevpov yap olpov aWepos 
 
 ^aipei TTTepols. P. V. 402. See also B. 3l6\ EPITH. UapOeviov, ovplov, 
 
 (J)XXov, <}>oirds, ypvoeov, KoXtrwbes, Odov, cjkv, wKvirXdvov, ayXdov, Kovtyov, Xai- 
 
 "iprjpov, pdbtvov, eXatypov, %ovdov. 
 YlTepodfxai, v. [(l)plumesco; (2) alis attollo vel attollor,] to feather, to raise 
 
 or rise on wings. Tapaw Kdnipel tcXtvXov eTTTepojpevov. Iph. T. 1347. Syn. 
 
 'AvaiTTepdu), K0v<pl£(i>. 
 YlTepdiroltcXXos, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [varias alas habens,] with variegated wings. ! 
 "Opvis re ■7rrepd7roiKXXds. Aves 248. 
 TlTepoppveo), v. [pennas amitto,] to lose the feathers. TlTepoppvel re, KavdXs eTepd 5 
 
 (\>v6fxev. Aves lOrj. 
 Tlrepotyopos, vid. YlrepXvbs. 
 JifepvyiSiw, f. Xa> et Xvu), v. [tento volatum, volito,] to try the wings, to flutter. 
 
 Ovtos ap TrdXtv rap' bfiwv TTTepvyXaas d7re7rrdro. Aves 795. 
 WrepvyioTos, vid. U-epXvos. 
 TLrepvyivK^s, eos, adj. [rapide volans,] fleet-winged. Top ttte pvywicfj tqvV oltavvv, 
 
 P. V. 294. SYN. Ei/7rrepcJ$, TdytiirTepos, wkutttIovs, 7rrep6eif. 
 IIrepv£, vid. Jlrepop. 
 
 ft 
 
 fl; 
 
nTEP TITOM 761 
 
 Tlrepwots, eus, >;, subst. [pennarum productio,] plumage. 'Op&vre ttjv 7rrlpw- 
 
 my ; 1\v yap, tL levoi. Aves 97 '. 
 rircpwros, vid. rirfpfVos. 
 YIttjvos, i), ov, adj. [volucris,] winged. Urrjvolot fjivdois dbdndvios repeat (ppevd, 
 
 Orest. 1175. Syn, See UrepXvos. 
 *HtF](tXs, em, fj, subst. [volatus,] flight. T a fx-djioy vyoyv re wr^mv oluvwv one-* 
 
 OpQJs. P. V. 497. 
 Ylrt'iaaoj, f. £w, et 7TTo;e7fTw, v. [expavesco,] to crouch through fear. Ityp 7crri- 
 
 fcidv dcJHovoi. Aj. Fl. 171. See also E. 634. SYN. 'Eicirrfiaaw, Kara7m/<rffw, 
 
 Kara7rry](T(7dfiat, TTToeouai, <j>ofieo/uiai t irTioKa^ot. 
 TlrXXov, ov, to, subst. [pluma,] a feather. Tovrt tttXXov coi. b. rrjs Ke<f)dXijs vvv 
 
 juovXapuv. Acharn. 585. Syn. Hrepov, XovXds. 
 Ylrdeio, TTToiiiD, poet. TTTOtdio, f. fitrto, v. [trepidum facio,] to alarm. 'AvexpXQv 
 
 01 b' eirrdrifjeyoi (ppevds. P. V. 881. See also Apoll. 1. 1232. SYN. 'EkttX^- 
 
 mo, <f>dj3i(t), a.Tv£tjj, Tdparru). 
 HroXsuaids, ov, 6, P. N. [Ptolema?us,] Ptolemy. MtaGohoras TlTdXefxalds eXev- 
 
 Qlpu) olds dpieros. Theocr. 14. 59. PhU. See Theocr. 14. 60 — 64. and 
 
 Theocr. 17. 
 JlrdXe/jiaXs, Xbos, ij, P. N. [Ptolemais.] &i£eadai, tyvXfjs HrvXefxaXhoSf vied irarpos. 
 
 Call. Ep. II. 3. 
 IlrdAe/u/crw, vid. UdXefilZa*. 
 JJroXe/^iarrjs, vid. UdXefxiaTrjs. 
 IlrdXe/ids, vid. UdXepos. 
 IhoXXe'dpov, ov, to, subst. [oppidum,] a town. 'Es TTibiGr , XXttzt^v beYlvXov 
 
 alnv TCToXXeQpov. y. 485. SYN. See ITo/xts. EPITH. A'nreivdv, ev vaidfjieydy, 
 
 e(j)dXdy, Xepov, dXicrrecpdvdv, eviCTXaevov, e-rrripdrov, 'IfiepTov, evpvdyvidv. 
 TlTdXXnopdXds, et 7rrdXX7rop6os, ov,o, subst. [urbium populator,] ravager of cities. 
 
 Aos jifi 'OcWciJa TtTokXropdXov otfc&S' XtcecrOai. 1. 530. See also Agam. 7^3. 
 
 STN. WvpybbdiKTOS. 
 UtoXXs, vid. IloXts. 
 Ylropdds, ov, 6, subst. [ramus,] a branch. Tpd(f>a~ioXv, ws tis itTopdos rjv^dfjirjv 
 
 TdXas. Hec. 20. SYN. KXdbos, epvos, kXuiv, xXabiGKos, KXjfyia, OaXXos. 
 Wrvyjid, dros, to, tttv]-, Trrvyos, et irTvx>h V s > %> subst. [plica,] a fold, a recess. 
 
 JJpoade be o< ireirXoio <pdeivov TTTvyjii EKdXvi^ev. B. 315. See also A. JJ. and 
 ; Orest. 1648. Syn. UXorf. 
 
 WJtvktos, ?), ov, adj. [plicatus,] folded. VpctxLas ev nXvaiu tctvktw 6vfjt6(f)6opd 
 '' TroXXd. Z. 169. Syn. UXcktos. 
 
 U.tv£, vid. Tlrvyfid. 
 
 1.Tvdv, ov, to, subst. [ventilabrum,] a fan. AvdXs eydt Tra^aifxX fxeyu tttvov a be 
 
 yeXafai. Theocr. 7. 156. Syn. Ar^os. 
 IrtWu;, f. £a/, v. [plico,] to fold. Ei/udr' dpa irrv^aad tXOei KaXf/s l* d-ny\vr\s. 
 
 <?. 252. SYN. IlXiKw, KaranrvaabJ. 
 Itv-^i), vid. riruy/id. 
 Itvo), 1 f. 7TTin7(t), v. [(l)spuo, (2) contemno,] to spit; insult, despise. 'AXXa 
 
 TTTvcxas ujaei re bvapev)), fxldes. Antig. 653. Syn. 'Attotttvu), ari/id(#. 
 7rw/ca8w, et 7rTioaKu2u), v. [expavesco,] to be alarmed at. Ov fiev TvbeX y* 
 
 wbe tyXXov TtTiOKaZefJiev -fiey. A. 372. SYN. Ylrdeofxai, 7rTi)(Tcru), nTioaau), eKTrXya- 
 
 ndfjiai. 
 
 Trwfcds, dbds, r/, adj. [timida,] timid. TlrwicdcrXv aWvirjoi fiiov buo£r}Xdv e-^ov- 
 
 res. Horn. Hymn. 42. 2. 
 
 1tu>iuu, utos, to, subst. [(1) casus ; (2) clades ; (3) cadaver,] a fall ; disaster ; 
 
 a corpse. MiveXaos, 'EXevr)S irTuJfi Xbtov ev alfiart, Orest. 1195. SYN. 
 
 ITra7(T//d, ttuOos, ^Vfityupa, ipeimdy, Tceat)jjLd, Treads. 
 
 1 The penult of Utvcd is long in the prcs. and imperf., and short in the future and aorisls. 
 Pros. Lex. 5 D 
 
762 urns nroo 
 
 Y[tio£, tttojkos, et 7rra£, ictukos, 6 et r), subst. [animal pavidum, lepus,] a timid 
 
 animal, a hare. ITrakd, •KarpwXbv a-yj/t<7jua. Eumen. 327* See also Agam. 
 
 134. SY N. Aaywos, betXos. 
 YItuoX/ios, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [caducus,] ready to fall, falling. Erayu/*', are ical 
 
 bopl 7rrw(7t/.«ots. Agam. 1091. SYN. 'EpetyXjjds. 
 Tlrwaau), vid. rin/tfcw. 
 Tlrw^e/o, as, >/, subst. [mendicitas, paupertas,] beggary, poverty. Ovkovv 
 
 br)7rov rfjs TTTioyelas 7revlav <j)df.iev elvai dbeX(j>i)v. Plut. 549. SYN. 'A^qvXa, 
 
 dnopXa, xpeia, TrevXa, evbeia. 
 Ylruyevd), et Ion. imp. Trrui^eveaKov, v. [mendico,] to beg. ITrw^euflrwv, Xvd jurj 
 
 (re Kdrarpvyu) KCti eralpovs. o. 308. SYN. 'ETrcurew, TrporrcuTEii), aTropuo. 
 ITrwyjiVos, r), ov, adj. [mendico conveniens,] beggarly, mean. 'A-ap bed/iai ye 
 
 TtTu>ytKov fiaKrripXov. Acharn. 448. SYN. See ITrw)(os. 
 * Urcj^lffTepos, vid. ITrw^os. 
 Tl-ojxoTrotds, ov, 6 et f], adj. [ad mendicitatein redigens,] reducing to beggary. 
 
 Kat 7rroj\d7roiE, ical paKXdrrvppa7TTa.br) ; Ran. 842. 
 Ylrioyps, compar. TTT^x^rlpbs, rr, b*v, adj. [mendicus.] a beggar, poor. Ilrw- 
 
 \ov fxev yap (3Xdv, ov av Xeyets, £rjv early fxribev eyovrd. Plut. 552. See also 
 
 Acharn. 424. SYN. 'E7rcur7/s, itivris, evber'is. EPITH. Ylaybi)jjXbs. 
 Uvyj), rjs, %, et (2) dimin. IlvyXbXdv, ov, to, subst. [(1) nates, (2) nates exiles,] 
 
 the buttocks; small buttocks. YlXrjKTicleodai fierd rfjs ar)s irvyfjs. Eccles. 9^4, 
 
 See also Acharn. 638. Syn. Upmktos, dp^ps. 
 *Ylvyl£io, v. [pzedico.] Ovk eTrrovrjad ij ai/ro, nvyicleis dyti)v. Thesm. 1120. 
 Ylvynaloi, toy, P. N. [Pygmsei,] the Pygmies. 'AvbpdaX Ylvy/xaioioX <^6vov ko\ 
 
 icfjpd <pipovaai. T. 6. 
 T\vyp.dyXa, as, et YLvyjir), rjs, r), subst. [pugilatus,] boxing. EtSws Trvyfid^irjs, 
 
 vios tlavdiryos 'ETretos. T. 6*65. See also y ¥. 669. EPITH. 'Airrjvris, xmep- 
 
 oirXbs. 
 Tluy actios , et ttvkttjs, ov, 0, subst. [pugil,] a boxer. Mvapd 7rvyfidyov KeXdbrj- 
 
 crai. Isthm. 8. 135. See also Theocr. 22. 6$. Syn. ^AdXr)Tr)s, dywn<xr>7s. 
 ITuy/ij), vid. Ylvy/JLa^Xa. 
 TlvyosToXos, ov, 6 et r), adj. [nates ornans,] ornamenting the buttocks. Mrrbe 
 
 yvvr) tje vbov irvyooToXos e£a?rararw. Hes. Op. 371* 
 IlvyuvffXos, a, 6v, adj. [mensuram cubiti aequans,] a cubit wide. Bodpbv 
 
 opvlfxX daov re irvyovaXbv eiQd KaX evQd. k. 517. 
 IlufXos, 1 ov, fj, subst. [(1) balneatorium vas ; (2) alveus in quo lac aut alius 
 
 liquor excipitur,] a bathing utensil; a dish or bowl. Kat ti)v ttveXov Kdrd- 
 
 tcXvc,e, ical Otp/uaiv vburp. Pax 843. Syn. Iicvtpos, Xdpva£. 
 TlvddyyeXvs, ov, 6, P. N. [Pythangelus.] UtiddyyeXos be ; b. vepH Zfiov b' ovbels 
 
 Xoyos. Ran. 87. II 
 
 Ylvddyopas, ov, 6, P. N. [Pythagoras.] Kdyw, Tlvddyopas ws eneXeve, Xeyw 
 
 Call. fr. 128. 2. Epith. lo<f>6s, l&fxids. 
 TLv6dydpacrr)s, ov, 6, subst. [Pythagoras sectator,] a follower of Pythagoras, 
 
 TowD-os irpojav ris d(j)iKeT6TLvddydpiKTds. Theocr. 14. 5. II 
 
 TLvdearxdv, in) p. a rrvvddrd/jai. 
 UvOXkos, RvdXds, 2 - a, ov, et TlvdXds, dbos, r), adj. [Pythius,] Pythian. Mctro/i^a- |lv 
 
 Xots UvOXkoIs. Sept. Theb. 744. See also Ion 552. and Aves 858. 
 UvdXdvtKds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [qui Pythia vincit,] conquering at the Pythian 
 
 games. 'Yrrejoraras, UvQXovikov. Pyth. 8. 5. 
 UuOtds, vid. Fivditcds. 
 JJvOfit)v, evbs, 0, subst. [fundus,] the bottom. IIvAats bX7rXa7s evriXdr' Ik bi 
 
 Trvdjueviov. CE. R. 126l. SYN. Bevdos, pvaoos. 
 TlvQol, vid. Uvdii). Hi;,) 
 
 1 The first syllable of Uve\os is long in Epic writers, as in Homer, t. 553. but uniformly '' 
 short in Attic writers, as in Aristophanes, Vesp. 140. j ¥ 
 
 2 Uvdios has tlie penult, long, Horn. Hymn. 2. 373. m\ 
 
 0, 
 
riYGO HYAA 763 
 
 XIvdoicpavTds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [ab Apolline perfectus,] accomplished by Apollo. 
 
 Kai yap rd TrvQdtzpavrd, bvapadFj b* opiios. Agam. 1226. 
 YlvdofiavrXs, eios, adj. [Delphis oracula edens,] oracular at Delphi. Toy Hv- 
 
 BofxavTiv Ao^Xav, yny)cra.VT epoi. Choeph. 1017. 
 Ylvdo-)(pi]aTr}s, et rrvdoxprjaros, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [Delphis praedictus vel praedi- 
 
 cens,] foretold or foretelling at Delphi. '6 Uvdoxpvoras <f>vyas. Choeph. 
 
 927- See also Choeph. 901. 
 HvQu), f. (no, v. [putrefacio,] to rot. 'Avepos, ov br) tzov Xcvk oared. nvderal 
 
 i'jfjiftpu. a. l6l. SYN. 2//7TW, aTrotn'iTh), fivbaiyto. 
 Uvdto, 005,07, d), ctTlvdwy, ojvos, ace. antiq. Uvdwbe, ?/, P.N. [Delphi,] a city in 
 
 Piiocis, famous for an oracle of Apollo. AxbwaT /udrXas, ij ttot els Uvdu> 
 
 fxoKdjv. Androm. 52. See also B. 519. and A. 580. Syn. ie\0ot. Epith, 
 
 X\erpr)eaad, TroXv^pvaos, alireivrj, aepvi]. 
 Ylvnd, vid. YIvkXvios. 
 TIvKagu), f. daw, v. [(l)denso, (2) tego ; (3) orno,] to thicken; to cover; to 
 
 adorn. Mijrep, 7rv*cac?e Kpar efxbv viKr)(pbp6v. Troad. 355. SYN. Ka\v7rrw, 
 
 aKETrti£u), 7repiKd\v7TT(t), at<Xa£iv, KoafJieia, aretydvou), levkv&t*. 
 Uurffj.r}bt)s, eus, b et ?/, adj. [prudens,] prudent. Kai rbv fxev ypairjs irvicifjiri- 
 
 beos e/ifidXe ^epa-tv. «• 43S. Syn. See TlvKlvotyptov . 
 YivKlvos, et ttvkvos, r), ov, adj. [(l)densus, frequens ; (2) prudens ; (3)elegans,] 
 
 thick, crowded ; prudent ; elegant. Kreivwv dX\' ore br) 7tvkXvtjs eieKvpae 
 
 <pdXay£l. N. 145. See also Phoen. II67. SYN. ^.v^ybs, ovveros, 7TVKtpr}brjs, 
 
 7rvKivo<pp(s)v, typovXjios, evftovXos. 
 YlvKXpo(f>pit)i', dvos, adj. [prudenti mente praeditus,] of a prudent mind. "AXXoy 
 
 y eiaeaQat Zrjvbs 7rvKXi'6fpdvd /S01A//V. Horn. Merc. 535. SYN. UvKXfjrjbris, 
 
 ttvkXvos, bdfypiov, rtepXtypw, 7rlpiaao^pu)v, avveros. 
 UukXp&s, 7rvKvuis, et nvKa, adv. [( 1 ) dense, frequenter; (2) prudenter; (3) ele- 
 
 ganter,] thickly, densely; prudently; elegantly. Tepwovres ttvkXvCos dudxn- 
 
 fxevdv obbe riftvpy, T. 312. See also Thesm. 445. and E. 70. Syn. ITv- 
 
 kXvu, 7rvKvd, avxyws, eirXfjieXws, typovXpios, 7repX~opdbeios, ovverios, vdpoojs. 
 TlvKvoTrrepos, ov, 6 et f], adj. [firmas alas habens,] strong in the wing. &d(j)vr)s, 
 
 eXaias, apTr'eXov irvKvoirrepoi. CE. C. \J, 
 Ylvtcvds, vid. YlvKivds. 
 WvKvoariKros, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [crebris maculis distinctus,] thickly spotted. 
 
 Kai Kdaiyvi]rav irvKvoarUrwv dvabou. CE. C. 1092. 
 \UvKvor-qs, tjtos, b, et rrvKvwpd, dros, to, subst. [(l) densitas ; (2) crebritas ; 
 i (3) prudentia,] thickness, solidity; frequency; prudence. Et aoi TrvKv6rr\s 
 
 evear. Equit. 1132. See also iEsch. Suppl. 243. Syn. Ivxvorrjs, avveaXs, 
 I <t>p6vr)ixd, (f>pdvr)aXs. 
 \\Jvnyoio, v. [denso,] to thicken. Irpofiel irvwiooas. Nub. 702. Syn. Yldyy- 
 
 vio, iri\yvvpX, ttvkuZg), byKoio. 
 {IvKviopd, vid. UvKi'drqs. 
 VLvkvws, vid. YIvkXj'ws. 
 
 flvKrd\i£u), et Trvicrevuf, v. [pugilor,] to box. Upos epwrd irvKrdX&u). Anacr. 
 
 69- See also Cycl. 2^9- Syn. flrvKro/idxtu), /u«^oyuat. 
 
 {\vKTrjs, vid. YLvy/udxps. 
 
 TvktXs, Xbbs, y), subst. [animal quoddam,] an animal. 2/va\o7rds, ex"' ws > a "" 
 
 Xovpios, nvKTibds. A chain. 879- 
 
 IvXdbrjs, ov, b, P. N. [Pylades,] the friend and relative of Orestes. YlvXdbrj, 
 
 ardOwfiev eKTrubiov, ws av odtyws. Choeph. 18. 
 [loXaipdxbs, ov, b et >/, adj. [qui ad Pylum pugnat,] fighting at Pylos. 
 I 'Eropvve V aud' ijYlaXXds, >; tlvkaifuMk, Equit. 1172. 
 
 IvXaifjevqs, eos, b, P. N. [Pylaemenes.] "Evbdol v'tos i^uXro YlvXat/uvtos Ba<rt- 
 
 Xijos. N. 643. PHR. riuXai^ti'eos XdaXov Kyp, dr d\av r 6 s" Apr] i, apy^os ria^Ad- 
 
 yovwv. 
 
 IvXatos, ov, b, P. N. [Pylxus.] Twv ?px '1**808°' rc > UvXaibs r,oids"ApriGs. 
 
 B. 842. 
 
?64 nYAA nrPA 
 
 UvXdprrjs, 1 ov, adj. [portas clausas habens,] having the gates shut. Els 'Axbos 
 
 vrep Xovra nvXapTao Kparepold. N. 415. 
 * IlvXam-, Xbos, fj, adj. [apud Thermopylas celebrata,] celebrated at Thermo- 
 pylae. TlvXarXbes tcaXovvrai. Trach. 6'40. 
 TlvXdwpos , 7rvXiopds, et 7TvXr}bdfcos, ov, 6 et >/, subst. [janitor,] a porter. 'QTpvvzuv 
 irdpd relics dyatcXeiTovs irvXdwpovs. $. 530. See also Here. F. 1268. and 
 Horn. Merc. 15. SYN. (dupwpos, <f>vXa£. EpiTH.^Iepos, TpdireZevs. 
 HvXr), ris, f}, et UvXwjua, arcs, to, subst. [(l) porta; (2) P. N. Pyla.] (l) a gate, 
 (2) Thermopylae. "Hkio, vzicpiov Kevdfxioid Kai gkotov itvXas. Hec. 1. See also 
 Phcen. 1129*' SYN. Qvpa, 7rpdbdfxos. EpiTH. Evwnos, evpeld, Kvdvea, oXorj, 
 \aXK€ia, 6<xXts, v^tjXr], GTt/3dpa. 
 TivXr)y£vr)s, eos, adj. [Pylo ortus,] sprung from Pylos. Tov ~Nr]Xt)Xdbad' UvXrf 
 
 yevees be ot 'ltttzol. T. 303. SYN. IlvXtos. 
 TlvXrjbdKos, vid. TlvXawpos. 
 
 IlvXijvris, ov, ?/, P. N. [Pylenes.] See in YlXevp&v, 
 UvXXos, a, ov, adj. [Pylius,] Pylian, of Pylos. 'AvtXXoxos, jieydXr} be Trod)) 
 
 HvXXoiaXv irv^Orj. P. 704. EPITH. HvXrjyevrjs . 
 UvXos, ov et antiq. odev, ?/, P. N. [Pylos.] Qv/jios e<f>o)pfxrj8rj Xjxev ks TlvXov, 
 
 otypu 7rv6r]rai. b. 713. EpiTH. ''HfjLadoeaaa, r)yddea, Xepa, c,adla, NrjXijXos. 
 YIvXou), v. [portis munio,] to fortify with gates. Kai vvv ditavT zKtlvd 7r£7rvXo>- 
 
 rai irvXais. Aves 1158. 
 TivXdJfia, vid. IIv\?7. 
 UvXwv, wvos, 6, P. N. [Pylon.] Av-dp encad YlvXiovd icaX "Opfizvov e^erdpt^e. 
 
 M. 187. 
 TLvXwpos, vid. IlvXa opos. 
 Tlv fxaros, t], ov, adj. [extremus,] last. "AXXort & ev TrvfAdrotaX, KeXevtov' izds 6' 
 
 djod ^oXk"w. t. 369* SYN. "Eff^dros, vgtcltos, iravvoTdTos, oirioTaTos, TeXev- 
 
 ralds. 
 Jlwddvofxai, nevdofiat, et Ion. imp. nvQeoKov, v. [(l) audio, cognosco ; (2) scis- 
 
 citor,] to hear; to know, to inquire, to ask. "Eyvios' drap tis wv ye TrvvOdj-'et 
 
 rdbe ; Androm. 8/5. SYN. 'AvdirvvOdvo/aai, eK7rvvdd)>d/j.ai, eiritTTdjiai, dKoixa, 
 
 epundo), fxnvddvu), bXbcMrKofxai, e^toTopeo), irdpdXa/jjodvio, aladdvd/iai. 
 TIi>]-, adv. [pugnis,] with the fists. IIv£ 7rd?-ai;as fiov ^eKoxpe rovs %opovs tovs 
 
 TrpoadXovs. Ran. 548. SYN. Jlvy/ur]. 
 Uvgivos, 7}, ov, adj. [buxinus,] of the box-tree. Uvfyvdv ofMpdXoev t, ev oh)- 
 
 KeaaXv dprjpos. ft. 2b9« 
 Uv£,ds, ov, >;, subst. [buxus,] the box- tree, 'EabdfAevov irvfyio nori icXdbdv' ws b' 
 
 evoaae. Bion 2. 3. 
 flvos, ov, 0, subst. [colostrum,] beasling milk. Kai areipdvotcnv TravTohdiroiaiv, 
 
 Kai 7rv<p, Kai TrvpXcirr]. Vesp. 7 10. 
 JJvp, TTvpbs, to, subst. [ignis,] fire. M*) rcvpX bey^eadai, fjrjre irpoatyioveiv rivd. 
 
 Orest. 47. SYN. $Xo|, "H<pa cards, alOos, irvpobs. EPITH. 'Afiai/udKerov, dvij- 
 
 tyaiGTov, Xafipov, KepavvXov, alddXoev, oepvov, 7raf.i<f)dyov, b~tov, e7rXj3u)/nXdv, icd- 
 
 OapaXov, evaXlov, Kepavvo<pdes, aarpdir^opov, addi'drov, fcXeivdi', aWdfjevov, 
 
 devdov, arepeov, QepXvor, KijXetov, fxdXspov, dibrjXdv, dtidpidTdv, betvov, decnrXbdes, 
 
 [Aeyd, oXoov, aliov, aypXov, ctovoIv, (pdetvov, ddvdrr](f>dpdv, XevydXeov, OdXepov, 
 
 dvlnr]Tov, ovXofJLevov. 
 Ilvjod, wpKaiit, as, r^, et nvpov, ov, to, subst. [pyra, rogus,] a funeral pile, ritip^ 
 
 b' eireatycig aif.id prjXeiov (pdvov. Eur. Electr. 92. See also H. 431. and Choeph. 
 
 478. EPITH. Qep/Jir), dXeyeivrj, alvi]. 
 Uvpaypa, as, ^, subst. [forceps fabrorum ferrariorum,] tongs. "Ah-fxdvd re, 
 
 a(f)vpav t, evTToirjrvv te 7rvpaypr)v. y. 434. 
 * YLvpaidu), v. [comburo,] to burn. Tis yap ivvpaiBeiv npotydoXs 'Apyeiwv oTpd- 
 
 tqv ; Rhes. 7^. SYN. Katw, KdratyXeyu), TrijXTrpr}pCi y aWdXow, 7ri/(07rt;X£w. 
 Xlvpaixpijs, ov, 6, P. N. [Pyraechmes.] Kai fidXe Y\vpaiwnv y osYlaiovds t?r7rd- 
 
 Ktipvaras. II. 287- 
 
 1 TlvKdpT^s is a P, N. in Homer, A. 491. 
 
nvpA mrpi 765 
 
 XlvpaKTeoj, v. [in igne verso,] to turn in the fire. "Ak-pdv d<pap be Xdfiuv env- 
 
 paKTiov ev Trvpi tajXea). 1 i. 328. 
 Hvpapovs, ovvtos, 6, subst. [placenta triticea,] a kind of sweet cake made of 
 
 wheat and honey. Tov yap TeyvaZtiv rj/jLeTepos 6 Trvpdfxovs . Thesm. 94. ~ 
 Tlvpdads, ov, 6, P. N. [Pyrasus.] Ovtcl be Avaavbpov kui Tlvpdadv i]be TlvXap- 
 
 Ttjy. A. 4Q1. 
 Uvpavy})s, ids, 6 et >/, adj. [igne fulgens,] shining witli fire. 'Hvdpirjs aK'T}7r- 
 
 Tov^i, nvpavyid kvkXov eXiaacov. Horn. Hymn. J. 6. 
 Tlvpytjbdv, adv. [turmatim,] in crowds. "loyov yap 7rvpyt]bdv aprjpdres, r'jvre 
 
 7rirpr}. G. 6 1 8. SYN. 'iXdbdv, dydprjbdv. 
 Tlvpyrjpia), v. [turribus claudo, obsideo,] to shut up in the tower, to invest, to 
 
 besiege. Xpdvov yap ijbi] Tovbi nvpyTipov pivots. Sept. Theb. 22. Syn. 
 
 KvkAow, TToXlopKeu). 
 TlvpyXbXdv, vid. Tlvpyos. 
 Tlvpyivds, rj, dv, et irvpywTXs, Xbos, ^, adj. [turreus,] of a tower. Nti-fiiffjJ&Td 
 
 -KvpyXva. Pers. 86*6. See also Sept. Theb. 338. 
 UvpydbaiK-Tjs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [turres vastans,] tower-destroying. TldXipovs 
 
 TrvpyubaiK-as. Pers. 108. 
 Tlvpyos, ov, 6, dim. -KvpyXbXdv, ov, et nvpyto/ud, drds, to, subst. [turris, aedifica- 
 
 tio,] a tower, an edifice. Kal ira~is fiiv apar\v Ttdrip iyei irvpyov piydv. Alcest. 
 
 322. See also Equit. 790. and Phuen. 294. Syn. T&xds. EpiTH."OpdXds, 
 
 a/r(pdXtis, fiiyds, evavyyjs, adpavcrTos, aKpos, opOios, eydpos, XdXvds, vxj/rjXds, 
 
 evbfXT]Tds, delds, 6iobjur)~ds, rjXXfiaros, 7rpo'j^ioi', 7r£rp//eis. 
 Ylvpy&rXs, vid. TTvpyiros. 
 TIvpyd(j)v\a£, cikos, 6 et >/, sub-it. [custos turrium,] a keeper of the towers. Tdabi 
 
 be 7rvpydfvXdtces, ttoXlv. Sept. Theb. 154. 
 Tlvpydu, v. [in ahum tollo, amplifico,] to raise on high, to exaggerate. 
 
 NLiviXaov e'nrdy, os iteKvpytoaai dpdaet. Orest. 1585. SYN. 'Yxpoto, ai/^w, fie- 
 
 ya\vyw, 
 Yivpywbris, et 7rvpybeibi)s, ids, 6 et fj, adj. [turritus,] full of towers. "E^ovt an' 
 
 aKpas r/Ke Kvpyubovs ttXclkos. Trach. 273. 
 riyjoywyud, vid. Tlvpyos. 
 Tlvpbarjs, eds, 6 et ?/, adj. [igni urens,] burning with fire. Tlvpbdij rlva itpd- 
 
 voidv. Choeph. 597* 
 Tlvpewv, et Ion. Trvpi}Xdv, ov, ~b, subst. [igniarii'.rri,] wood for kindling a fire. 
 
 'Avbpos Teyvrina kq\ irvpet o/uov Tcibe. Pliiloct. 36. See also Horn. Merc. 111. 
 Tlvpeaoio, et irvpcTToj, v. [febri laboro,] to be in a fever. 7 Tljuoi, nvpeacru), avy- 
 
 Ketco/jifievos rakas. Cycl. 228. 
 TlvpeTos, ov, 6, subst. [febris, ardor,] a fever, glowing heat. Tols y-rrXaXois e7rt- 
 
 yetpritTai itepvoiv, Kal Tols TrvpiTolaXv. Vesp. 1036. SYN. fyXoyptds, Tvvp, Kavpa. 
 
 EPITH. A'idujv, Xafipds. 
 Tlvpr)<pdpos, et 7rvpd(p(jpvs, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [triticum ferens,] wheat-bearing, "'llpv 
 
 b> is -rribXov nvpr}<pdpdv evda 6' iitetTa. y. 495. See also Pl)03n. 653. SYN. 
 
 TloXvXijXos, evtcapwos, Kapndfopos. 
 TlvpXaTrjs, ov, 6, subst. [decoctum lac,] scalded cream. .See in Tlvds. 
 TlvpXyeviT))s, ov, et nvpXyevijs, eds, 6 et rj, adj. [igni genitus,] forged in the fire. 
 
 TlvpXyeveTdv ^aXiviov. Sept. Theb. 192. See also Hipp. 1218. 
 TlvpxbaTTTds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [ab igni consumptus,] consumed by fire. Aevp" 
 
 ite, ffeptvai, TrtiplbaiTTo). Eumen. 1044. 
 *TlvpXbX6v t ov, to, subst. [igniculus,] a little fire. TlvpXbXd Xe7rrd fiev. Lysistr. 
 
 1206. 
 TlvpXfjKrjs, eds, 6 et >/, adj. [in igne acutus,] sharpened in the fire. "Us tov ev 
 
 ocpdaXfiois TTvpXy)Kea. fxoy\dv eXovres. i. 387* 
 
 TXvpXQaXiriis, eds, o et //, adj. [igni calefactus,] wanned by fire. "Akpuv *k 
 okdireXwv, wvplQaXnids vxptidi iriTpr\s. A poll. 4. 926. 
 
 1 KTjAt'w is hcic scanned as a spondee- 
 
766 rrrpi nrpp 
 
 HvpiicauffTds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [igni ustus,] burnt with fire. Km to fxev avrov 
 
 /uelv' wore aK&Xos TirvplKavoTos. N. 564. 
 YlvpitcfxriTds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [in igne fabricatus,] formed in the fire. "Ejoya 0* 
 
 djuov, beirov be TrvptKprjToi re Xefirjres. Call. 4. 145. SYN. JlvpXyeverr}S, irvpX- 
 
 yei'ijs. 
 UvpXXapnrrjs, eos, 6, P. N. [Pyrilampes.] Tdv YlvoXXafiTTOVs ev dvpa Arjfiov 
 
 KdXov. Vesp. 9S. 
 
 * UvpTiuds, et TTvpli'ds, ov, 6 et y, adj. [trilicetis,] of wheat. UvpX/xov, crirudri 
 koXovojv (paffyai'ov peXavberov. Eur. fr. Eurysth. 2. 2. 
 
 TIvpT7n>e(o, f. vvevaoj, v. [ignem spiro,] to breathe flames. Tav -RvpXi:veovadv 
 
 evalpei. Ion 201. Syn. Ylvp 7Ti'fw. 
 YlvpiaraKTos, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [ignem stillans,] streaming with fire. Qltcels V7r' 
 
 AItVT], TTJ TtVpidTCLKTb) TTETpOl. Cycl. 29S. 
 
 HvptyiiTds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [igni absumptus,] wasted by fire. My-wore irvpXtyd- 
 tov. iEsch. Suppl. 641. 
 
 TLvpi<fklylQbiv, ovtos, b, P.N. [Pyriphlegethon,] the name of a river in Tarta- 
 rus. "E.v6a piev els 'Ayepovrd UvptfXeyWiov re peovaX. k. 513. 
 
 T\vpX<pXeyti)v, ovtos, et TrvpfyXeyrjs, et irvpupXeKTos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [ardens,] bla- 
 zing. Ajoafcwv, f/ TcvpXipXeywv. Bacch. 1006. See also Ion 194. 
 
 TlvpKaia, vid. Uvpa. 
 
 Uvpvalds, a, ov, adj. [maturus, edulis,] ripe, eatable. Hvpvaiats ard^vXaloX 
 KaKbv fieflptBev dXcjd. Theocr. 1.46. §Y?$>"£lpX/jds, Tpu>£,Xpos. 
 
 Uvpvdv, et TrvpXvbv, ov, to, subst. [panis triticeus,] a small loaf made of wheat. 
 "Slrpvv, us av irvpvd fcdra pLvrjcrnipas ayeipoi, p. 362. SYN/'Aprds, \pu)pds, 
 
 * Uvpov, vid. nvpa. 
 
 Ylvpoeis, earoa, ev, adj. [igneus, rutilus,] fiery, red. Olos §' ovpdvddev 7rvpo€is 
 dvaTraXXeraX aoTr\p. Apoll. 3. 1376. SYN. Ylvpd)br]S, 7rvpw7rds, epinvpus, irvp- 
 
 pOS, 7TVpaoS, 7TVpGU)br)S. 
 
 Jlvpoppdyr/s, eos, 6 et r), adj. [igue ruptus, inutilis,] cracked by the fire, use- 
 less. AdXov tX Kal TTvpoppdyes. Acharn. 933. 
 Ylvpds, ov, 6, subst. [triticnm, frumentum,] wheat, corn. "YLordadv wKvirdbes, 
 
 fjieXXrjbed nvpov ebovTes. K. 569' SYN. Kptdrf, o~itos, EPITH. MeXfypuv, 
 
 r)bvs. 
 Uvpdfpopos , vid. llvprjtyopos. 
 Uvpou), f. ou>, v. [(l)accendo; (2) accenso igne lustro,] to set on fire; to 
 
 purify by fire. "AtttovvX nemas, ws TtvptoaovTes udpovs. Orest. 1559« SYN. 
 
 'AvdKvpott), Kadalpio, KaddpiCdf. 
 Uvp7rdXd[xos, rj, dv, adj. [igneam manum vel vim habens,] fiery, destructive. 
 
 KeXdbrjadpedd fipovrdv Kal TtvpTrdXdpov (3e\os. C! jmp. 10. 9^. 
 YLvpTTvods, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [ignem spiralis,] breathing fire. Ae Kvret, irvpirvdos 
 
 eanev-be. Eur. Electr. 473. 
 Uvp7rdXeu), v. [(l) circa ignem versor; (2) ignedepopulor,] to be engaged about 
 
 a fire ; to burn, to lay waste with fire. Kal btj irvpnoXeov-ds eXevoodpev ey- 
 
 yvs eovrds. k. 30. Syn. See Kat'w. 
 IIi;p7roX^a, drds, to, subst. [vastatio per ignem,] devastation by fire. Td 
 
 Nav7rX?ov t Ev/3otfcd TrvpTroXiipdrd. Helen. 766. 
 IIup7rd\ds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [iguitus,] fiery. "Ov Zevs Kepavvw TrvpiroXto Karat- 
 
 OdXol. Eur. Suppl. 650. 
 Yluppdaos, ov, 6, P. N. [Pyrrhasus.] Ot b' eXypv fyvXaK-qv, Kal Wvppdaov clvQe- 
 
 fjidevrd. B. 6^5. 
 UvppXas, ov, 6, P. N. [Pyrrhias,] the name of a slave. Ka« £,evots, Kal itvp- 
 
 pXats. Ran. 730. 
 XlvppXxos, 1 rj, dv, adj. [(1) Pyrrhichus ; (2) rufus,] Pyrrhic ; red. Tt)v Uvp- 
 
 pXxtjv tXs epdde rriv KivrjaXov. Ran. 153. SYN. (2) Uvppos, irvpabs, nvpporpX- 
 
 X°s, epvdpos, favtios, favdoKopids. 
 
 1 Tlvfyixri, with fyxyvis understood, signifies the Pyrrhic or war dance. 
 
nYPP nnAO 767 
 
 Uvppodpi£, rpXyds, et 7rvppoTplxos,ov, 6et^, adj. [rufos capillos vel pilos habens,] 
 having red hair, chestnut-colored. Uv ppdrpX-^ns, yudvo-^aXd. Iph. A. 225. 
 
 T\vpp6niirr)s, ov, 6, subst. [ruforum puerorum amator,] a lover of red-haired 
 boys. Top 'lovXXov t dv oiofiai, yepovrd 7rvpp6iziiiT)v. Equit. 407. 
 
 Uvppos, vid. TLvpaos. 
 
 Hippos, ov, 6, P. N. [Pyrrhus,] also called Neoptolemus, the son of Achilles. 
 Ov YldrpoicXfjs } ov Ylvppos dirb Tpoias eirdveXQuv. Theocr. 15. 140. 
 
 * Hvpaaivu), v. [rufuni reddo,] to make red. 'O £avddv yalrav •xvpaaivwv. 
 Troad. 229. 
 
 Tlvpcrevu), v. [face accensa signum do, accendo,] to make a signal by a lighted 
 
 torch, to light. 'Y//e7s be jjlol yvva'iKes ev irvpoevere. Eur. Electr. 694. SYN. 
 
 'AvaKaiio, Xa/jTrio, ^eiSouy^w. 
 Tlvpoos, ov, 6, subst. [fax,] a torch. 'E7ret b' dfj>eldr], irvptrds ws, TvpffrjvXtcrjs. 
 
 Phoen. 1392. SYN. Adts, Xa/U7rds, <f>aros. EpiTH. 'E7T^r/3t/io$, e/t^dw/s, ert]- 
 
 TVfios, ydfxriXXds. 
 Wvpaos, et TTvppos, ij, ov, adj. [fulvus, rufus,] tawny, red. "Hbrj be Trvpaais 
 
 yevvaXv e^avbpovfjievds. Phoen. 32. See also Equit. 896. SYN. UvppXxps, 
 
 nvpoets. 
 U.vpadi'WTos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [tergum rufum habens,] red-backed. Apatcovru 
 
 TrvpadvuiTov, 6s a<f. Here. F. 398. 
 
 * Ylvpaou), v. [ignes excito,] to raise fires. AuTrer?/ be vewv nvpools arrddfid. 
 Rhes. 43. 
 
 * Ylvpawbrjs, ids, 6 et i], adj. [ignitus,] lighted. Uvpawbrj 0\oyd nevKas. Bacch. 
 146. 
 
 Uvpcpdpeu), v. [ignem fero,] to carry fire. Qdvevei, rd be ical Tcvptydpei. Sept. 
 
 Theb. 332. 
 TLvpcjidpds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [ignem ferens,] bearing fire. Kr^cravro* 7refx7re irvp- 
 
 (popovs. Phoen. 6$$. SYN. AafXTrdbriipopos. 
 Tlvpwbrjs, ids, et irvpioTros, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [igneus,] fiery-looking, fiery, red. 
 
 Tds re nvpiobeis Ato« aaTipo-rras. Aves 1746. SYN. See Ylvpoeis. 
 Uvarts, eu)s, ?/, subst. [(1) fama, (2) iuterrogatio,] a report; a question. Kal 
 
 rwvbe TTvarls ovk okvu xpovi£eTat. Sept. Theb. 54. SYN. ^rjfiij, fia£Xs, cLkoi), 
 
 Spoos, dpuXXrj/ja, Xoyos. 
 HvrXvalds, a, ov, adj. [viminalis,] made of wicker. 'Sis Aurpe^s ye irvrXva~id 
 
 /jlovov eyu>v irripd. Aves 798. SYN. AvyXvos. 
 
 * FIw, vox enclit. [quodammodo,] somehow. 'EtrdXbv b' ovbe tX ttio eXiras intis, 
 ovb' ireXeaads. A. 108. 
 
 ILiytoy, h)i os, b, subst. [barba,] a beard. tzvo-retXafievai 0* aifxdrXd' top 
 
 Trwywvd re. Eccles. 99> SYN. Tivetov. EPITH. Achtkios, favBos, XdaXos, 
 
 fidOvs. 
 YlivXeoj, v. [vendo,] to sell. 'End y eXr]<j)dr) gov XdOpa iruiXthv rd ad. Cycl. 260. 
 
 SYN. 'A7re/U7roXdw, irXirpaaKO), d7rdbxbdjjiai, (bviofxai. 
 nwXedfjiai, et Ion. irioXiaKofxat, v. [vendo, versor, ventito,] to traffic, to be 
 
 engaged in, to frequent. YltoXelrai tis bevpd yiptov dXXos vrj^eprris. b. 384. 
 
 See also X. 239* SYN. Ylpaaaofiai, TroXevu, bXdyiyvofiai, ^oirdw, dvaorpi(pd- 
 
 fiai, Tropevdfxai. 
 [luyXrjs, ov, o, subst. [venditor,] a seller. Els ovtogi irttjXrjs' tl TOvvrevOev; \iye. 
 
 Equit. 1131. SYN. Ylpdr))p, dTrefnru)Xr]Tris. 
 \Jo)XXKds, r), ov, adj. [equinus,] of a colt. Qeivovrl b' obpq 7rwXtu7$ pivov rpXyd. 
 
 Rhes. 7S0. 
 XluXXov, ov, to, subst. [equuleus,] a young colt. Kabrbs Kdraxputv airrov, uxnrep 
 \ irojXXov. Pax J3. 
 
 lioXobafiveu, v. [pullos domo,] to tame colts. '£yw (pdvevaw, iru)Xaba^.vijaeis be 
 
 trv. Rhes. 624. 
 \lwXos, ov, b et ?/, subst. [pullus,] a colt, the young of other animals. *H '/xol 
 
 napes ye, ao\ be \Pn twXwv fxeXeiv. Rhes. 6l3. SYN. 'SloTads, /jovxps, oicvfji- 
 
 ros. EPITH. Zvydipopds, rtogvt,, /.idvauwv^ xi 0l/,T ^ cu ^"^ , > tytyaifc, bpdfxds, 
 
768 IHIMA PA0T 
 
 fidXtos, veobfXijs, epXav^riv, alyXrjeis, ab/iirjs, ^atpXeyi)s, rdyyyovybs, favQbs, <J€i- 
 
 paibs, drdXbs. 
 Tiwfia, 1 arcs, to, subst. [(1) operculum, (2) haustus, (3) poculum,] a cover, a 
 
 lid ; a draught ; a cup. Acuros yevoijjLrjv 7ro)/jdr6s r' civtwv bX%d. lph,. T. 954. 
 
 SYN. (1) ^pay/bibs, (2) bends, eWwjud, fcv,\t£, kotos, irbaXs. 
 JTios, et 7rws, adv. et enclit. [quodammodo, quomodo?] somehow, how? 
 
 TovtI be to Trados rrws evades ; Kdrenre fioi. Plut. 80. 
 Ilwrdduat, v. [volito,] to flutter about. flwrdr' aXuvovh, XXyvprj oirX 0eer7re- 
 
 S,ovaa. Apoll. 1. 1085. SYN. Ylbrdbfiai, noTeo/iai, Trerbjiai. 
 YlojTtiud, drbs, to, v. [volatus,] flight. 'Yirep re tzqvtov a-KTepOLS TrtoTrifidaXv, 
 
 Eumen. 250. Syn. Ut^oXs. 
 Ilwi/, ebs, to, subst. [grex,] a flock, a herd. "Oar bit >v fxeyd ir&v bXkpyeraX ap- 
 
 yevvautv. T. 198. Syn. U.oijj,yXby, dyeXrj, wotfivr}, /3oo-/c^/idrd. 
 
 Ta/3§/cw, Xffw, v. [virgis caado,] to scourge. Ovkow bewbv ravrl ravras pafibi- 
 cleiv Kal TbXvweveiv. Lysistr. 587* SYN. Mao-r/<*?w. 
 
 'Pafibdvdfjteio, v. [certamen guberno,] to act as umpire. 'Paflbbvbfxel tyrovod, 
 Trach. 5l6. 
 
 'Pafibbs, ov, ri, subst. [baculus,] a stick, a staff, a wand. "larrjaX j3pbxovs,7rdyX- 
 bas, pafibovs. Aves 527 '• SYN. '¥o7rakov, cncvrdXr], fiatCTtjpXa, fiaKTpov, a-nadr], 
 GKt]TTTpov. EPITH. T\epXfiip:r)s, fibrjXdrijs, KaXrf, tt epXnaXXijs, ypvaeia, rpnrtr??- 
 Xbs, aKripXos, bXrji'eKrjs. 
 
 'Pafibov^bs, ov, 6, subst. [qui virgas gestat, lie tor, viator,] a lictor, an atten- 
 dant, a traveller. Xpfjv fxev TvirTeiv tovs pafibovypvs. Pax 733. SYN. Maa- 
 TiKT(j}p, (jpaj3evrt]s. 
 
 'Pciyigu), v. [uvas lego,] to gather grapes. Alel QotTwaai rd TrbQeairepd payl- 
 £ovtX. Theocr. 5. 113. 
 
 'PabafiavOvs, vbs, et 'Pdbdjias, avdbs, 6, P. N. [Rhadamantlius,] one of the three 
 judges in hell. y ¥evbeaQ'' eytuyg Tuibi rod 'Pabafxavdvbs. Cyci. 273. See also 
 Theocr. 2. 34. EPITH. 'AvtXQZos, £avdbs, 7rdpe~bpbs Kpbvov. 
 
 'Pdbirbs, rj, by, adj. [(1) gracilis, (2) agilis,] slender; nimble, moving. Aduptfo-i- 
 -gtolktov a.7r aaauv pdbXv&v. P. V. 407« Syn. 'AttclXos, XeKTOS, eXdypos, 
 
 CJKVS. 
 
 'Pqbibs, pfjbibs, et prjXbios, a, of, compar. pawi', et prjXTepos, superl. pharos, 
 
 paiarbs, pqXrarbs, et pijaros, adj. [facilis,] easy. Alwvd 6ea6ai ; pabXov yap 
 
 earX aot. Hec. 743. See also Theogn. 574. "and M. 54. Syn. Ei/KbXbs, 
 
 ev^ep^s, einrbpos, itpb^eipbs. 
 'PabXws, et prjXbXws, adv. [facile,] easily. Ti/yots ay avTOv pabXtos, baov BeXrjs. 
 
 Orest. 693. See also A. 391. SYN. Ted, peld, ev%epu>s. 
 'Pde?w, f. daw, v. [guttis conspergo,] to bedew, to besprinkle. 'Patradre t' ei> 
 
 b£ dpbvots evTroifjTOiffX T&7rt]Tas. v. 150. SYN. 'Paivui. 
 'PdOd/juy}-,, tyybs, f], subst. [gutta,] a drop. "As dp' d0' t7nreiu)v dnXewy pddd- 
 
 fityyes epaXXby. T. 501. SYN. 'PdvXs, XX fids, ardyiby, GTayfid, \pdnds, EPITH. 
 
 AlfidTbevad, QdjjiXvfi. 
 Td0d7rwy/5w, v. [planta pedis nates alicujus ferio,] to kick the posteriors. *Ek 
 
 rfjs 7rbXeu)s, pdddTrvyi£(i)v, at rds airovbas TTpbuaXovvrai. Equit. 79^* 
 'PadufiXa, as, rj, subst. [ignavia,] indolence. AvtrvXetdv iKTi)aavTb ku\ pqQvjiXav, 
 
 Med. 220. SYN. 'Apyta, d/ueXeid, vioQpela, pXatceia. 
 'P^Ovjubs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [ignavus,] indolent. Ovbels yap wy pydvfjibs evicXerjs 
 
 1 Uuna is inrariably found in the sense (1) in Homer, and in the sense (2) and (3) in Euri- 
 pides. On Hec.v. 392. Porson remarks: " Udfi* Mss. etedd. sed haec forma : Atticis erat in- 
 cognita. Quod hoc uno argumento satis prohatur. Multa sunt loca, in quibus metruni Trwfia 
 flagitet ; nullum, ubi irS/ia pOBtulet; "paucn, ubi admittat." Tltfxa, liaustus, occurs Ncm. 3. 136. 
 
PAIB PEA 769 
 
 dvrjp, Eur. fr. Archel. 7. 2. SYN. 'Aoyov, oKvrjpos, vudpos, /3\d£, a-^pXalos, 
 
 dirpuy/J.(i)V. 
 'Patfids, r), ov, adj. [incurvis cruribus,] in-knced. 'Paifios, aatyaXews Pe^jkws 
 
 troaai, Kaphas 7tXeojs. Archel. fr. 9- 4. SYN. IrpefiXds. 
 'PcuVw, v. [spargo,] to sprinkle, to scatter. 'Paivodv es to. fiXetyapa twv evav- 
 
 rXu)v. Ran. 1441. SYN. YLtpippaivio, pa.^10, iSpe-^u), KdrappavriCio. 
 'PuLcrdsy vid. 'Pantos. 
 'Patorrip, fjpos, 6, subst. [malleus,] a hammer. 'Pcuern/p aicpidvds &ote, ndXivTij- 
 
 7T£S* 01 fr bp.dbr)odv. Apoll. 3. 1253. SYN. Kearpd, o(f>vpa. 
 'PaioTrjpXos, a, ov, adj. [corrumpens,] destructive. KvvTEpd fn^obXrjaiv dXos 
 
 paiarr\pXd vrj&v. Apoll. 4. 921. SYN. Aoiyws, Xv/jtavTypTos, oXedplos, oXoos. 
 'Paiajy v. [frango, corrumpo,] to break, to destroy, to spoil. "Earai tvoQ\ 
 
 drav TavTy paiaOrj. P. V. 197* SYN. ^Qeipoj, dvaipsb), diroppalio, dpavu), Trop- 
 
 Beu. 
 'Pduov, ov, to, subst. [vestis vilis et detrila,] a vile and worn-out garment, 
 
 rags. 'Evefivadfuev patfoioX, KcnraKTwa-d/uev . Vesp. 128. 
 'PdKldtrvppa.'TrTdhqs, ov, 6, subst. [qui vestes viles et detritas consult,] a patcher 
 
 up of rags. See in YItio-^ottoios. 
 'PdKobvros, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [lacerus,] torn. 'PdnobvTa) arbXa. Rhes. 70S. 
 'Pd^os, lbs, et pdKojfjd, dros, to, subst. [lacerum fragmentum,] a rag, a patch, a 
 
 fragment. ^.Xaprafxijaet cw/udros, /ueya pdtcos. P. V. 1059- See also Acharn. 
 
 431. SYN. 'PdtcXbv, Tpifiiov, TpXfiwvXov, rpv\os, (pdpbs. 
 'Pdfxvds, ov, ?/, subst. [rhamnus alba,] white-thorn. 'Ev ydp bpei pafxvoi re koX 
 
 aardXddoi kohowvtX, Theocr. 4. 57. SYN. Bdros. 
 'PafxvovaXs, Xbos, f], P. N. [Rhamnusis.] "RtcXeov, afi(f 'EXevy 'PafAvovoXbX dvjiijj- 
 
 delaai. Call. 3. 232. 
 *Papapds, eds, to, subst. [rostrum,] a beak or bill. To pa/xfybs fj/juv crov yeXoiov 
 
 <f>atPETai. Aves 99* SYN. 'Pvy^os, beprpbv. 
 'Pd^is, Xbos, <y, subst. [gutta, pluvia,]* a drop, rain. Tlbaiv' ov h* ovbi pdvib' 
 
 vxatOpXas bpboov. Atidrom. 226. SYN. 'PdOdfxiyZ, ordywv, XXfids, OTaXayjxbs, 
 
 \pends. EP1TH. Typd, alfidToppvTos, aljJiciKTi). 
 'PavTiipXos, a, ov, adj. [conspersus,] streaming. 'Avbpos o<pdye~tov, kol itiboy 
 
 pavrrjpXbv. Agam. 106l). 
 'PanTos, 1), ov, adj. [consutus,] patched. 'PcnrTov, deucEXXov' iripX be KvrjfiijoX 
 
 fibeias. u. 227- SYN. 'Panels. 
 'Pairru), f. xpio, v. [compono,] to join or patch together. Mtiv els yvva'iK eppa- 
 
 \pds old h) yvvr] ; Audrom. $03. SYN. ^LvppaizTd), ovvTXdrjfJiX, KarapTi^u), fir)X a ~ 
 
 vdbfxai, dice.bfj.ai. 
 Pd(j)dvrj, -qs, et pdfdvts, ibbs, ?/, subst. [raphanus,] a radish. Ov rpwyu) pdtydvas, 
 
 ov Kpa/ufjas, ov k8\8kvvtqs. Batrach. 53. See also Nub. 977- 
 'Pd(pzvs, Eivs, b, subst. [sutor, sartor,] a stitcher, a patcher. Kdyw bXnaios 
 
 Tovbe tov (jjdvov pd(f)tvs. Again. 1594. SYN. 'AKeor/ys. 
 
 Pd<pt), ijs, //, subst. [sut lira, com pages,] a seam, a patch. Bavduv bk 1 K-pdrd bXi- 
 I TtdXvvE, Ka\ pucpas. Pi) ceil. 1175. 
 
 Pa^ia, as, >/, subst. [littus scopulosum,] a rocky shore. Xplf-nrTovad payXaioXv 
 ! etiTTEpav x0o>d. P. V. 738. 
 
 rdylgiD, v. [per spinain disseco,] to cut up. Kvk^u) pdx^ U)V ' nabSKti \xiv ea& 
 J 6te. Aj. Fl. 56". SYN. Atcko7rrw, ocpdcio. 
 
 Pdxts, eu)s, y, subst. [spina dorsi,] the back bone. Syn. Nwtos. Epith. 
 Hbpaia. 
 I Pax^wbiu), v. [carmina contexo,] to make verses, to chant. Kcu rds vbpias, 
 I Kdt pa\pu>be~iv carat ro'is naibdpX oi&i. Eccles. 678. SYN."AiSw, (fXvaplu). 
 
 Paxptpbos, ov, o et >/, subst. [carminum contextor,] a minstrel, a bard. Tlws 
 
 0V X» v®' '*' pn'^'pbb's evddb' l\v kviov. CK. R. 39 1« 
 
 Pea, poet. 'Peta, as, fj, P. N. [Rhea.] KeXevOSv, feus -npos plyav koXttov 'P^as. 
 P. V. 86'2. See also Bacch. 59. EPITH. IlappdaXa, fxr]Tr]p, u)Kv-nlbtXos, irav- 
 1 bufidreipd, rjUKo/uds, TTOTvXd, OeonEaia. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 5 E 
 
770 PEA PHHI 
 
 'Ptd, et pe7d, adv. [facile,] easily. "Imroi be pid rafypbv vTrepdopeovrai bpvKri)V 
 0. 179. See also Z. 138. Syn. See 'PabXios. 
 'Peymo, vel peyyu, v. [sterto. Vid. Steph. Thes. in. v.] to snore. 'AW, el bb- 
 
 Kel, peyKiopev eyKenaXyfifJievoi. Nub. 11. SYN. Kvwcrffw. 
 'pEedpbv, peiOpbv, ov, peas, eos, et pevfxd, drbs, to, port, fjs, i], et poos, ov, 6, Sllbst. 
 
 [alveus, flumen,] a channel, a stream, a river. 1 Qetas wap TeiyeaoXv, "lapbdvov 
 
 ufityX peedpa. H. 135. See also P. V. 408 and 815. Iph. T. 1438. and Baccb. 
 
 277« SYN. 'Pods, vafid, Kpovvbs, diroppio^. EPITH. Woepov, 7rdrdjLudi>, dlvaov, 
 
 dXeyetvbv, beirbv, epdreivbv, izaXbv, alirv, tfpbv, KaXlppbbv t gtevov, /udXdKbv, 
 
 VX^ v y ^^poev, /xaXaKdy. 
 'Pe£w, Ion. imp. peBeaKov, f. pefa, v. [(l)facio; (2)sacrifico,] to make, to do; 
 
 to sacrifice. Kcu <j)pdcrai, et rls dp' kari yvvaiK&v, fj Tabe pe£ei. %• 1^8. See 
 
 also -%. 209. SYN. Te\eu>, ettXteXeu), Ttoieot, Trpdaoio, Xspevw. 
 'PeBos, eds, to, subst. [(l)membrum ; (2)facies,] a member, a limb; a face. 
 
 ^Yvj^rj o' eK peQeojv 7r~df.ievr] 'Aibocbe /3e/3//C€(. II. 856. SYN. MtAds, TrpboaHrbv, 
 
 Epevdbs, dpQpbv. 
 'PeWpbv, vid. 'Peedpoy. 
 Tennyp, ijpbs, 6, subst. [operator,] a performer. Ovr bydQov* fxdXXov be kcoc&v 
 
 peKrfjpd tcaX vfiptv. Hes. Op. 189« SYN. ITpafcrwp, epyarrjs, 7roir]Trjs. 
 Teds, vid. 'Peeflpdv. 
 'PtTrtu, v. [vergo,] to incline to, to come to. Yrj kcu aicia' to firfbev els ohbev 
 
 peTrei. Eur. fr. Meleag. 15. 2. SyN. 'EirippE7r(o, k\iv<a, fepdjuai. 
 *Pevfxa, vid. 'PEedpop. 
 'Ptw, et pi>o), v. [(l)fiuo ; (2)fundo; (3) dico,] to flow, to stream ; to pour; 
 
 to say. 'Pel b' o'ipa), pel be fxeXiaadv. Bacch. 143. Syn. (l)'Epu>£w, Kdrapplb), 
 
 (2) yea, (3) see 'Epew. 
 'PiyjSatds, ov, 6, [Rhebseus arnnis,] a river in Paphlagonia. "Ear' e ttX 'Pvfiulov 
 
 irpbyods, gkotteXov te KdXwv^s. Apoll. 2. 791* 
 ''Pi'lfias, ov, d, P. N. [Rebas,] a river in •Bitbynia. 'Pyfiav, u)Kvpbt]v TroTufiiv, 
 
 CKoiteXov re KdXw»'j?s. Apoll. 2. 652. SYN. ^.aXfivbrjaabs. 
 'Priyfxiv, Ipos, r/, subst. [liitus,] a shore. 'Atcpais eni prjy/JuoXv a^evov nopov. 
 
 Iph. T. 254. SYN. AiyidXds, ciKTij, Ols, o-^drj, 7]Xtvv. EPITH. Bd0e7d. 
 'PrjyvvfxX, prjaaoj, et pr)yvvau;b), f.piftu), v. [frango,] to break. "Qppvad\ iTnrbbdfiOL 
 
 TpcDes* pr/yvvaQe be re'i-^os. M. 440. See also 2. 571. and H. 141. SYN. 
 
 2}(/c?g;, Karappr'iyvvfjiX, ayvvfiX, dpaaoto, Traioj, kXuoj, KaraKXaio. 
 'Pijybs, eds, to, subst. [stragula,] a coverlid, bed-ciothes. KJ>ed, Kai xXatvas, 
 
 Kai pfjyed cnyaXoevTa. tp. 180. SYN. Srpw^Vi?. EPITH. ^tydXoEp, tcaXbp, 
 
 iroptyvpEov, aXXiropfopoy. 
 'Pi]XbX(os, vid. 'Pciotws. 
 
 'P^irepds, pu'iords, et prjards, vid. 'PalbXds. 
 'Ptjktos, rj, dv, adj. verbal, [qui frangi potest,] easy to be broken, fragile. "Hr 
 
 dv dy ovre pr]Kros iot ^uXkoio rvn^aXv. Apoll. 3. 847« 
 'Pijfxd, dros, to, subst. [vetbum,] a word. Ztjtwv ay, o<ttis pfj/ud yevvulov Xdtcoi. 
 
 Ran. 97. SyN. "Ettos, Xoyos, pfjaXs, /nvOos. EpiTH. Aij.ivXX.op, kclXop, 7toiki- 
 
 Xbv, linrdfiandv, v7repj3Xdv, aio\6v, bpijAi). 
 'PrjfidTXdv, ov, to, subst. [vocula,] a little word. T ft/' av Xelrj, prjjjdTXuiaXv. Nub. 
 ■ 942. 
 'Prjvald, as, ?y, P. N. [Rhenaea,] an island in the iEgean sea. Na^os r', y)be 
 
 Ildpos, 'pTjvaUd Te TreTptjeaod. Horn. Apoll. 44. 
 'PrjfavdpXa, as, r], subst. [fortitudo,] courage. Kat pifavopX^v' Snore KpiyoifiX 
 
 Xoxovbe. $.217- SYN. See^A^petd. 
 'P^Z/vwp, bpbs, adj. [strenuus,] courageous, earnest. Ot S' dp 'AxiXXijt prj^jvbpt 
 
 ■nejjiTrbv eTreoQai. II. 5J5. SYN. See 'Avbpe'tbs. 
 *'Pfj£is, eios, //, subst. [ruptura,] a rupture. 'Pifieis r EPu)fjiov f vypbrr]T ZvavrXav. 
 
 Phrjen. 1271. J>| ( 
 
 1 "PuQpov is also the name of a harbour ia Ithaca, 
 
PH2I PION 771 
 
 'PrjaXs, ids, et Attic, iios, »/, subst. [locutio,] discourse. Mvdiov ^fiereptov kcli 
 
 pt'lfftds; ovbe tXs dXXos. <p. 291. SYN. 'Pfjfxd, \6£is, boyixd. EPITH. UdXiy- 
 
 yXioaaos. 
 'P?~/ads, ov, 6, P. N. [Rhesus.] 'Pfjaov tX6£vt eXeffis ev Tpoig. ndbd; Rhes. 27o\ 
 T^o-o-w, vid. 'Pfyywtit. 
 *Pr)rrip, f/pds, et ptjTOjp, dpds, 6, subst. [orator,] a speaker, a proposer. Mvdiav 
 
 re pr}7rjp eiievai, 7rpr)KTripd re epyiDV. I. 443. See also Hec. 123. SYN. Arj/urj- 
 
 ydpos, avvrjyopos. 
 'Prjrds, ?), uv, adj. [loquendus, dictus,] which may be spoken, appointed. Ov 
 
 tXtjtov, ovbe prjTov' aW dirtoXdiAriv. Hipp. 847. SYN. <fraTos, eiprj/Aevos, <ha- 
 
 vlpds. 
 'Py-pa, as, i}, subst. [pactio,] an agreement. 'AW dye vvv pyrprjv 7roir}adfxed'* 
 
 avrdp vrrepOe. £. 393. SYN. 'Pf/ats, avvdijKrj, avpfidaXs, djuoXoyrjaXa, ^vvdrj/xd. 
 'Prirwp, vid. 'PrjTi'ip. 
 'Piyebdvds, et piyr)Xos, jy, ov, adj. [horribilis,] horrible. EtVecd piyebdvfjs '£\t- 
 
 vrjs, Tptoatv irdXefxiZeiv. T. 325. SYN. QpXKtbbrjs , tpofiepos, xaXeiros, eKnXrjKTX- 
 
 kos, beivos. 
 'Piyeia, v. [horreo, frigeo,] to shudder, to be cold. Abx/ie~iv f piyovr, aakov 
 
 baiptiv. Nub. 442. SYN. 'Oppiobeiv, tpofiedfxai. 
 'PtyrjXos, vid. 'Piyebdvos. 
 'PiyXwv, ovds, compar. et piytards, rj, ov, superl. ab inus. piybs, adj. [magis seu 
 
 maxime horrendus,] more or most horrid. Mlfavres bdl x e 'i°" s * # n teal plyXdv 
 
 dXyos. Apoll. 4. 403. See also Apoll. 2. 292. 
 'Ptyos, ids, to, subst. [frigus,] cold, shivering, horror. 'Plyos, kvli Ka/xdrds' 
 l yXixepos be ixoX virvos E7reX0r). e. 472*. SYN. ^v^ds, icpvds, (pofids. 
 Piyoto, v. [frigeo,] to be cold. 'A<f>pdblais, eireX ovk e(f>d/jiY)v ptywae/xev ^unripi. 
 
 £,. 481. SYN. *[>pi trad), 4/u^dfiai, \pv\palvio. 
 
 P/c?a, rjs et antiq. -qQev, >/, pi^iofxd, dros, et pLSXdv, ov, to, subst. [radix,] a root. 
 ■ *Pi£cts dvea-rrdpaaadv dalbijpois /j.d)(Xois. Bacch. 1093. See also Sejpt. Theb. 
 
 409- and Aves 655. EPITH. Evye»'>)s, al/jaTioib, bXrjveicris, fieydXi), irTicpa, Xv- 
 • ypa, daXXovad, pdblvr), bva7rdXijs, evripdrds, e\e7revia)s, (SdOeld. 
 \Pi£otD, v. [radieibus finuo, stabilio,] to root or fix firmly, to strengthen. Xa\- 
 1 ko7s fidQpoiai yridev eppigwjjievdv. CE. C. 1591. $YN. 'E-mpp^vvv/uX. 
 Pi£(i)/Jid, vid. 'Pita. 
 
 jPto'os, if, dv, adj. [curvus, rugosus, tenuis,] crooked, wrinkled, weak. Bd/crp^ 
 J aKT}7TTdnevos piKVois •nbaiv i\l 6vpct£e. Apoll. 2. 198. SYN. 'Pvaads, la\vds, 
 I aadevrjs. 
 
 Pifjtcpd, adv. [celeritrr,] quickly. 'Pffxcpd MeXavTt'ovs dptifKoos, ftiV evi ttovtio. 
 I Apoll. 4. 1707. SYN. Tdxzus, ptd, peld, pybtus. 
 
 \Pifj.(pdp/jdTds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [qui citato cursu est,] of rapid chariots. IIw.\oc- 
 1 aiv, ij ptfi(j>apfJidTOis. CE. C. 106'2. 
 Ptv, el ph, l%ds, 1), subst. [nares, nasus,] a nostril, a nose. 'ALifipdaXrjv vno 
 
 pivd ekcktto) dfjfce tpipovffa. b. 445. SYN. MvkTr/p. RPITH. TlXdrem, Terprffjierrji 
 
 irvfAUTr]. 
 
 ?ivrjXuTeoj, v. [naribus investigo,] to smell out, to trace by scent. 'PtvijXdTwar] 
 
 twv TvaKdnrlnpayiieviov. Agam. 1156. Sy N. 'IxyeibiMi, epevvd.it). 
 
 'Pivrj/ud, dros, to, subst. [ramenlum,] a filing. Ylpiarolai X6yj(T}s OeXyerai pivti- 
 1 jideXv. Eur. fr. Tel. 25. 
 
 ?ivds, ov, 6 et ?/, subst. [(l)corium; (2) scutum,] a hide, a skin ; a shield. 
 ' 'Eaadro b' exTOaOf.v pivov 7rd\io~t6 Xvtcotd. K. 334. SYN. Vtvpad, aKvros, bepftd, 
 \bi<ptiipci, iiairXs. EPITH. UdvuioXos, ariKTos, fioeios, XeTrTdrdros, Xdaiiis, bdav- 
 \Bpi£, atfjdrdeis. 
 
 *ivoTdp6s, ov, 6et 1), adj. [qui clypeoa coriis obductos perforat,] hide-piercing. 
 \'Pivoropos, Kill 7rpioTos 'AOrivniy lirdpovot. i \ ) . 392- 
 
 \*Xov, ov, to, s.ubst. [cacumen prominens inverttce montis,] a peak, a promon- 
 tory. "RvOd Noros fxeyd kv/jlu ttotI oKaiov (ndv wlfcl. y. 295. S Y N. *" A Kpo v, 
 \iiKpiopeid, aKpioriiptov, Kopvif))), KoXoipwr. 
 
772 PinH PO0E 
 
 Tt7r//, rjs, >/, subst. [vehemens impetus, jactus,] a violent impulse, a throw, a 
 
 stroke. 1 Ylrepvywv jjiirais virbffvpi$ets. P. V. 126. SYN. 'Opftri, (IbXij, wot), 
 
 pints. EPITH. TYerpivrj, <bicv7rXdvbs, alddXbeaod, Trafjityeyyrjs, XevyctXea, <f>oi- 
 
 rds, Qba, bXod, dwjuwo/s. 
 T<7r/5w, v. [venlilo, follibus accendo,] to fan, to blow up a fire. 'AW dve- 
 
 yeipei ical pt7ri£ei, tceph&v Xbliov eirXdv ftwv. Ran. 360. SYN. Aucpdo), <f>vcrd(o, 
 
 dvappnri^ut, oitTCna. 
 'PlttXs, thus, fj, subst. [follis,] a pair of bellows. Trjv koydpav jjloi bevpb koli rt]v 
 
 pnribd. Acbarn. 888. SYN. tlrvbv. 
 TIttos, ebs, to, et p\\p, nros, fj, subst. [crates,] a wicker basket, a crate. $pa££ 
 
 be jj.iv piireaat bXdjjnrepes oiavXvr]aX. e. 250. SYN. Tupebs, \pXddbs. 
 'PtTTTa^b), Ion. imp. pnrTa$,eaKov, pnr-eu), pinno, et Ion. imp. pinraaKov, v. [proji- 
 
 cio,] to throw, to dash. 'PtTrrcicW Kara btijjid deovs' e/ue b' eljtiya iravTWV. H. 
 
 257. See also Horn. Hymn. 3. 279- Eccles. 503. Iph. A. 39. and O. 23. 
 
 SYN. 'AiroppfaTb), KCLTafiaWo), KarappiTTTb). 
 'PtTTTos, ?), bv, adj. [priecipitatus,] headlong. Adrp€vfj.dr, obb' b pnrrbs 'IcpXrov 
 
 Hopos. Trach. 357- 
 'Pis, vid.T/v. 
 'P)i^, vid. 'Finds. 
 'P^a<77T(s, Xbbs, et pt\fo7r\os, ov, 6 et i), adj. [clypeo vel armis abjectis fugiens, 
 
 ignavus,] throwing away arms, cowardly. Tavr dpd, Tavrd KXe&vvfibv avrat 
 
 tbv plxpaoTTiv yQes Xbovaai. Nub. 353. See also Sept. Theb. 303. Syn. See 
 
 AetXbs. 
 'Poet, Dor. pro Tota, q. v. 
 'Pbbdvbs, >), bv, adj. [facile motus, agitatus. Vid. Damm.] easily moved. a Tlap 
 
 Trord/uov KeXabovra, nepl pbbdvbv boraxf/a. Hl. 5j6. 
 'Pobetd, as, >/, P. N. [Rhodia.] 'Ithtw re, KXvfievrj re, 'Pobetd re, KaXXXpbrj re. 
 
 Hes. Theog. 351. 
 'Pbbtcubs, pobebs, pobXvos, rj, bv, et pobbets, cava, ev, adj. [roseus,] rosy, rose- 
 
 colored. ILretyavos pbbXaibs. Anacr. 142. See also Apoil. 3. 1019* "Anacr. 
 
 6\ 2. and Med. 837- Syn. 'Epvdpbs, evwbrjs. 
 'PbbXbs, a, bv, P.N. [Rhodium,] 
 
 dyev 'PorVwv dyepioywv. B. 654. 
 'PbbbbaKTvXbs, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [roseos digitos habens,] rosy-fingered. 'Hyuos 5' 
 
 fjptyeveid tydvr] pdbbbaKTvXbs f/ios. ft. 778. 
 'Pbboeis, vid. 'PbbXaibs. 
 'PbbbjjirjXbv, ov, to, subst. [mala rose^,] a rosy cheek. XeiXebs, ovk oaauv XX7rd- 
 
 pov o-eXds, ov pbbb^a\bv. Theocr. 23. 8. 
 'Pbbbv, ov, to, subst. [rosa,] a rose. 'Pbbd fx eipr}Kas. b. teal fiio/ubXb^bs. Nub. 
 
 910. EpiTH. 'EXevQspXbv, evtcapirbv, KaXbv, Tepirvbv, (JioivinXbv, irvpabv, eldpi- 
 
 vov, OepXrbv, bpbabev, dyrjrbv. Puii. R'idpbs fxsXrjfAa, (pepiarbv dvdbs, yap/jd 
 
 deojv, ydpXoXv dyaXjid, /ueXq/ud /jivQois. 
 'Pbbbwr}, 7)s, ft, P. N. [Rhodope.] *H "aQcj, ij 'Pbbbirav, y KavKaabv kaydrbevrd. 
 
 Theocr. 7. 77. 
 'Pbbb7rr))(ys, ebs, adj. [roseos habens cubitos,] rosy-armed. 'PbbbTrrj^ees be 
 
 Ttivfjupat. Anacr. 53. 21. 
 'Pbbbs, ov, >/, P. N. [Rhodus,] a celebrated island in the iEgean sea. See in 
 
 r Pbbtbs. 
 
 'Pbbo\povs,ov, 6 et r/, adj. [roseum colorrm habens,] rosy-colored. 'Pbbbxpovs 
 
 be k 'Atppbbira. Anacr. 53. 22. 
 f Pb)), vid. 'PeeQpov. 
 *'Pbde(o, v. [obmurmuro,] to murmur against. Abyoi ft ev aXXyXotaXv Ippbdovv 
 
 ejjol. Antig. 259. 
 
 1 'Pf7T7jis also a P. N. in Horn. B. 606. 
 
 2 * 'PoSavos is also a P. N. denoting the river Rhone, Apoll.4i627. See the Schol. and 
 Hoelz. in 1. 
 
 3 'Pottos is also the name of a river, II. M. 20. 
 
 
PO0I PYMA 773 
 
 'Podlazut, v. [(l)cum irapetu remigo, (2) cum impetu voro, more porcorum,] to 
 
 row violently ; to devour with noise. Oiov pddXaciova, w 7rd\i)r7fzr/0' 'Hpa- 
 
 kXcIs ; Acharn. 807. Syn. 'Pox0ew, bp/udio. 
 'PddXds, dbds, rj, et pddXds, a, dv, adj. [impetuosus,] violent, dashing. 'E7ret he 
 
 ku)7tt)s pddXdbos £vve/j.fidXrj . Pers. 402. See also e. 412. 
 'Pddos, ov, 6, subst. [(I) strepitusundarum, (2) tumultus,] the dashing of waves; 
 
 a tumult. Tfjs be bXKrjs pddos kXcdfxevr) rj k dvbpes dyioaX. Hes. Op. 218. SYN. 
 
 Qdpvfids, polfibds, dpayfxds, pvfirj, 
 Torn, as, f), subst. [maljis Punica,] a pomegranate. "Oyx^at, Kal poial, Kal 
 
 uijXeaX ayXdoKap-nroi. 77. 115. 
 'Poifibeto, et potieo), v. [strido,] to make a noise. AetvoV ur) av ye KeiQX rvxots, 
 
 ore poifibyjaeiev. u. 106. See also K. 502. SYN.Tox0£w, (3pvx<*>> VX* W > °"/ x "" 
 
 pdyeio, <bpvd/uai, avpivoii). 
 'PoifibrjoXs, ews, r), polfibds, et po~i$.ds, ov, 6, et * poi^rjud, tiros, to, subst. [stridor,] 
 
 a noise. Ovb' kv potfibrjaei fiovKdXwv. Iph. A. 1086. See also Antig. 1004. 
 
 II. 361. and Aves 1182. Syn. ? Hxos, pddos, ^dtyds. Epith. "AnafiaTds, 
 
 ofcld, ijepXa. 
 'Poinds, r), dv, adj. [incurvus,] crooked. A'i& r)s fioi poiKov to XdywfitiXov, ws tv 
 
 7rarei£w. Theocr. 4. 49- SYN. 'PX~kv6s, Ka/jnrvXds, ctkoXXos, pai(3ds. 
 'Poppos, ov, 6, subst. [(1) tornus, (2) rotatio, (3) instrumentum in orgiis Cory- 
 
 banticis adhibitum,] a top; a whirling round; a bacchanalian drum or cym- 
 bal. 'Poftfiov 0' eXiaadueva. Helen. 136l. SYN. BeufiiO,, bhds, rpo^os, pair- 
 
 rpdv. Epith. XaXiceos. 
 
 'Pods, vid. 'Peedpdv. 
 
 To7rci\tff/ios, ov, 6, subst. [satyriasis,] excitement. See Schol. in I. c. K$r' 
 
 kvTe^rj rerdvov repicvbv toIs uvbpdaX Kal po7rdXtcr/.iovs. Lysistr. 553. 
 'PorraXov, et po~Tpdv, ov, to, subst. [clava,] a club. 1u ftev yevov 'yio, to pond- 
 
 Xov tovti Xdfitbv. Ran. 495. SYN. Kdpvvi], fi&KTpdv, tyXdv. EPITH. Meyd, 
 
 XaXKofiapes, avav^ev. 
 To7r//, fjs, {}, subst. [inclinatio, momentum,] inclination, impulse, consequence. 
 
 lutKpcnrdXcud (tw/jlut evva£ei pditr). CE. R. 96 1 . SYN. Nei)/wd, bvvdfus, /3o//0€ta. 
 
 'PoTTTpOV, Vld. 'PdlTuXoV. 
 
 'Pd(f>eu), v. [sorbeo,] to sup up, to swallow. "Evdov, pd<prj<rdv, evrpdy, e%e rpXio- 
 
 ftdXdv. Equit. 51. SYN. 'A vappddeu), KaTcnrivu), /3pox0*c?w, kutttu), Kdraflpox" 
 
 8L2o). 
 'PoxOeio, v. [strepitum asperuin edo,] to make a hoarse noise, to roar. Kv/ud 
 
 peya po^Oe'i KvdvojTrXbds 'AufiTpiTTjS. a. 60. SYN. 'PoiCew, ftpevdvduai, V^ew, 
 
 florid). 
 'Pvaxeros, ov, b, subst. [tumultus,] a tumult. Tbv rwv 'Aaavat'iov yd uciv 
 
 pvaylTdv. Lysistr. 170. ExP. " 'Pvdyerov, dopvfiov, ?/ Toy peovra oxeTOv." 
 
 Hesych. 
 'Pvyyjdv, ov, dimin. a pvyxds, Ids, to, subst. [rostrum, os,] a beak, a jaw, a 
 
 face. 'AW uficpxdeaOe ical rdbl ra pvyxJd. Acharn. 744. See also Aves 1155. 
 
 Syn. 'Pa/jcpds, x a,T / jf '- 
 'Pvbdi', adv. [arrluentcr, abundanter,] copiously, abundantly. Kovorj 5' el/x 
 
 'Api/ftavTos eyoj pvbov iupveiotd. o. 425. SYN. Xvbrjv, atjjobpd, ttuvv. 
 'Pvr\ipivXa, as, //, subst. [opulentia,] wealth. 'Ei' bt pvr}<bevXriv efidXes atyXoXv, kv 
 
 £' dXXs oXftov. Call. 1. 84. SYN. Ev-rrdpta, oXfids. 
 'Pvdfitgu), v. [concinno,] to arrange, to adjust. 7 ftc' eppvOftirr/jat, Zqvl bvo- 
 
 KXei)s Oeu. P. V. 249. SYN. KdTuppvd[ii£io, Koafxtio, KaXXw7ri£d/xat, evOvvio, 
 
 €VTpE7Tl£u). 
 
 'PvOfjids, 1 ov, 6, subst. [rhythmus, modulatio, ordo,] rhythm, measure, arrange- 
 ment, harmony, order. Ti be u" wcpeXi'itrova 01 pvduol irpds dXcpXrd ; Nub. 648. 
 SYN. EvdrjfidfTvvr], kufjieXeid, fxerpdv, Tatfs, kuviov, ueXos. EpiTH. AXyvpds, 
 ijbvs, (j)pei'ddeXy})s,typvyTds. 
 
 'Pujju, dros, to, subst. [(1) tractio, (2) auxilium, (3) perfugium,] a dragging; 
 1 The penult, is with Attic writer3 sometimes short. 
 
774 PYMB PYTH 
 
 a defence, assistance; refuge. 'AirdolKoivov pvfxd baifxovtov ibpa. Heraci. 26l. 
 
 SYN. "Epvfid, <[)v\aKr), Kard^vyi}. 
 'Pvfjifids, ov, et pvfjfiiov, ovos, 6, subst. [tortus,] a twirling round, a coil. Ttfyt/3&> 
 
 iravrttiv <pvoXv eprXe^avfl'. Eur. fr. Pirith. 2. 2. See also Apoll. 4. 144. SYN. 
 
 See 'Pofifids. 
 'Pvfirj, rjs, fj, subst. [impetus ; cursus ; vicus,] force, course, impulse ; a street. 
 
 'Ev wktX xpfjadai r evrv^cl pvfxrj deov. Rhes. 64. SYN. 'Opfj-ij, podos. 
 'Pvfifid, dros, to, subst. [sordes,] filth. Et pvfi/ud Tvyydveis e%(i>v, crol Xovrpov 
 
 eyw irape^ia. Lysistr. 377* SYN. 'Pvtcov, fcddappd. 
 'Pufxos, ov, 6, subst. [temo,] the pole of a carriage. 'Popov elgpvoi, t) exQepol 
 
 vxpoff deipas. K. 505. EPITH. 'Ev^ecrros, apyvpios. 
 'Pvo/uat, 1 Ion. imp.pvaKdfirjy, f.pvab^ai, v. [(l)traho ad me; (2)tueor,custodio,] 
 
 to draw to oneself; to defend, to guard. 'Eppvad' yfids tovt Xaov vaois BeCJv. 
 
 Helen. 800. SYN. 'Avappvofiai, <pvXa<raoj, €K(J)v\&<jco), eKcrdtciu), ffwCw, eXevdzpouj. 
 'Pv7ra,Tral, vel potius pvirirdTcal* [nautica acciamatio,] the cry of sailors working 
 
 together. "Rpywv bsbpaKE Kafjte, teal to pvKTtdrrai. 
 'Pv7raw, f. pvirdio, v. [sordeo,] to be filthy or dirty. KaXo>> vnreKTrpopiei fidXd 
 
 Ttep pvndtovrd Kddrjpai. e?. 88. Syn. XIijw. 
 'Pvirov, ov, to, et pvnos, ov, 6, subst. [(1) sordes, (2) cera sigillaris,] (1) filth, 
 
 (2) sealing-wax. Avrdp ettci TrXvvav te KaQijpav re pvird itavrd, e?. 93. See 
 
 also Lysistr. 1199* Syn. UXvds, X£ym, Xv^i], KrjKis. 
 Tu7rrw, v. [sordes eluo,] to wash away filth, to cleanse. 5 AXX' obbt trw-noT, e£ 
 
 drov 'yib pvn-bfxat* Acharn. 17. SYN. Kddalpu), <X7r opta a era/, irXvviii. 
 'Pvobs, et pvaovsy ri, bv, adj. [rugosus,] wrinkled, rugged. Adupv afufi fiXe^d- 
 
 pois, pv-ad. Eur. Suppl. 51. See also Troad. 497* Syn. 'PXkvSs. 
 'Pvaiacioj, v. [(l) bona alicujus, tanquam pignus, vi abripio, (2) abripio,] to 
 
 take away by way of pledge ; to take away. "A\pb/j.at' kov pwiaZio, ra/zd b' 
 
 evp((TK(o (plXd. Ion 525. 
 'PvoXfiufios, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [aram - defendens,] altar-defending. ' PvaXfia) fibv 
 
 'JLXXci'Vtov. Eumen. 923. 
 'PvaXbfypbs, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [currura trahens,] drawing a chariot. 'PvaXbi- 
 
 typov x e <j°<* 7rXa£/x7ro/d (jhijtos. Isthm. 2. 31. 
 'PvorXbs, a, ov, adj. [(1) vim liberandi habens, (2)supplex,] able to deliver ; sup- 
 pliant. 2, Kat /utjte br/pispuo-Xwv E(pa^erai. iEsch, Suppl. 417^ SYN. AvrypXov 
 
 Xvrpdv, rt fir) fid. 
 Tvo-iVdXts, £d)s, adj. [urbem Iiberans,] delivering the city. 'PvaXvrbXts ylvov, 
 
 HaXXds, 6 0' tmtXos, Sept. Theb. 122. 
 'Pvfffios, ov, 6, subst. [reium series, tractus,] a series, a course. "HizT^rai fieyd 
 
 bfj tX' fid baifidvds, ovk dirb pvarfiov. Call. Ep. 44. 5. SYN. 2^7/A'a. 
 'Pvffabs, vid. 'Pvarbs. 
 'Pvaragw, Ion. imp, pvoraZeaKov, v. [per vim traho,] to drag. 'Pveracovrds 
 
 deweXXivs Kara biofJidTd KaXd. v. 319« See also ft. 756. SYN. "EXcw, eXscv- 
 
 ara^M, eiXuvto, epY/u), pvoXa£(0. 
 'PvaraKTvs, i)ds, rj, subst. [vexatio,] annoyance. "Hfievds, <3be ndQoi pvffrciKTvds 
 
 t£ uXeyetvfjs. a. 223. 
 'Pvrd, iov, ra, subst. [babense,] reins. 'Pvrd x^ a ^ voyT€S - r " ^ Evatp&Teovfa 
 
 TTETov-b. Hes. Scut. 308. 
 'PvTrjp, fjpbs, et pvrwp, dpds, 6, subst. [(l)lorum; (2) qui trahit, (3) custos,] 
 
 a thong or rein ; one who draws; a defender, a guardian, Bqwird pvTfjpc^ 
 
 5e x^jot^cxew ck he TrdXrjtis. Apoll. 3. 1236. See also Thesm. 108. Syn. 
 
 'Pvrd, tfvXd, ifias, -)(dXivds, pvriop, crvTrjp. 
 
 ^The first syllable of 'Pvo/iai is in the present generally short in Homer, but long at the 
 beginning of the verse in the arsis, in the opt. always long, even in the thesis, and short in 
 the tragic writers ; the same syllable is always long in the future and lstaorist. On the forma- 
 tion of 'Pvcksv, Damm observes : " 'Pvvkcv est sec. sing, imperf. m. epveao, Ionice epvf&neao, 
 per syncopen ipvaKcao, extruso sigma, ipvcrneo, contracte ipvcricov, Ionice et abjecto auginento 
 }v<TKev." 
 
 2 The neuter 'Pvatov is used as a substantive, and denotes a ransom, a pledge. 
 
PTTI 2AK0 775 
 
 'PvtX&v, ov, to, P. N. [Jlhytium,] a city in Crete. Qoliotov re, 'PvtXov re, ndXeis 
 
 ev vaurdvaas. B. 648. 
 'PvtXs, xbos, ij, subst. [ruga,] a wrinkle. 'Ev ru> irpoau-nw twv pvrXbuv oaas e^et. 
 
 Plut. 1052. 
 'Pvros, 1 ri, or, adj. [(1) tractus, (2)fluens,] drawn ; flowing. 'A 'yw pvrols vaopoi- 
 
 aXv e^dfxop^dfxai. Hipp. 649 • SYN. Kara/a pvros. 
 'Pvrwp, vid. 'Pvn'ip. 
 'Pvio, v. [fluo,] to flow. Vid. Ttw. 
 'PwyaXeos, a, ov, et pwyas, dbds, adj. [laeer, ruptus,] torn, burst. Eh/Km pw- 
 
 ydXerjv' kv be orpotyds t)ev dopTijp. a. 108. See also Apoll. 4. 1448. SYN. 
 
 'Ptjktos, (retards. 
 'Pioy/uos, et poj^ds, ov, 6, et p«£, wyos, ?/, subst. i [rima,] a cleft, an opening;. 
 
 X' d Xxdds es { pcoypLov KoiXaiverai. Bion 11.2. . See also i\ 420. and x« 143. 
 
 SYN. 'P^y/xa, or?), diroppu)^. 
 'Pwfirj, ip, >/, subst. [robur,] strength. Kot irvevfiar dvipaov ovk del pwjxr]v t\ei. 
 
 Here. F. 102. SyN.'Is, bvvdfus, d.Xu>), ia^vs. EPITH. 'Aadevrjs, dvr)(3rjrr)pXa, 
 
 dfiddtjs, fiialos. 
 •-•PJWg, vid/Puiyju&. 
 'Pojo/jiai, v. [vehementer moveor, valeo,] to move quickly, to be well. Tev-^eaiv 
 
 tppuxravTO 7rvpi]v •KtpX KaiopLivoio. iv. 69. SYN. Kiveo/j.a.1, e7reiyu). 
 'PcjTn'iXdv, et pioneldvy ov, to, et piv\b, oj-ttos, >/, subst. [virgultum,] a busli, a shrub. 
 
 'H/ue7s pev irtpX darv Kara pwiriiXd ttvkvu. i;. 473. See also £. 49. SYN. 
 
 <bpvydvov. EPITH. Adffetd, -^Xoepct. 
 'Pw^pids, vid. 'Pwyfuos. 
 
 layydpXds, ov, o, P. N. [Sangarius,] a river in Phrygia. 
 
 Ydyj),'tjs, i], subst. [armatura,] armour. Aopvaooih adyais nvXats efibdfjiais. Sept. 
 119. (A double d'ochmiac.) EPITH. 'XnepKo^xiros, TravreXi]S, (pepaanXs, rotf}- 
 
 OTjS. 
 
 Sdyjua, utos, ru, subst. [involucrum,] a covering. 'ZotKevat fxdXiard Mopv^ov 
 
 aayfidrX. Vesp. 1 142. SYN. QrjKrj. 
 ladpds, it, ov, adj. [(1) putris ; (2) debilis ; (3) futilis,] rotten ; weak; paltry. 
 
 Tovr es yvvaiKcis boXXov earX Ktzt addpdv. Bacch. 479* SYN. Za7rpos, aaQevrjs t 
 
 fxvbdXios, /3Xd£, /udXdKds, <j>Xvapos, ovribdvos. 
 J.aivo), v. [blaudior. Vid. doctiss. Blomf. Gloss. Sept. Theb. 379-1 to fawn 
 
 Upon, to flatter. Kvv^t]0fj<v aaivovoXv, virorpoixiovres Xovndv. Apoll. 3. 882. 
 
 SYN. K.uXdK€vu), inrdfjaivio, v7raiKaXXo), dojirevco. 
 Xalpw, v. [verro,] to sweep, ^lalpetv re bwfid, Keptuoiv r' etyeardvai. Hec. 363. 
 
 SYN. Kijpeo, Tpi£o), tcoa/Jitio, tcaOaipio, kuXXvvoj. 
 IdKerrrrdXds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [qui scutum vibrat,] shield-brandishing, valiant. 
 
 "Arpd/uov, oldv eyeoKt odicktriraK&i 'nnrord Tvbevs. E. 126. 
 IdKeoibopos , ov, et ?/, adj. [clypeos gestans,] shield- bearing. Idueatydpot yap 
 
 irdvTis Airu>\ol, tIkvov. Phoen. 139. 
 LiiKKos, odteds, et auKTrjs, ov, 6, subst. [saccus,] a sack. KaneiTd y es tov 
 
 oclkkov wo' taftaivlTi. Acharn. 745. See also Acharn. 822. and Plut. 681. 
 
 SYN. (dvXdkXov. EPITH. 'EpvfJivos. 
 
 idKos, ids, to, subst. [clypeus,] a shield. y L-nXor)fx t\u>v oiueHov ev fxeou) auKei. 
 I Phoen. 1 123. SYN. 'AanXs. EPITH. faXdv, beirov, /Jtyd, irpCA)tXv[Avdv, 0a6i- 
 I v6v, baibdXtov, 7ri)jcd 7ToffjrdP, y^dXriipes, aloXov, ylpov, eTzrdfioewv, evpv, oXiydv, 
 
 TrdvaioXov, arXfiupdv, TtrpdOtXvfxvov, ^iiXtctov, euKuxXov, -^(iXKobtrov, ^oX^j'/Xd- 
 | to*/. 
 ' l The first syllable of Pvrbs is long in Horn. f. 2C7. and |. 10, but it i.s short in the tmgic wri- 
 
776 2AK0 2AIK& 
 
 ^.dicbs, ov, et ffuKrrjs, vid. 2a/eKos. 
 
 2ai«:rwp, bpbs, adj. [implens,] filling. Id/crd'ot. Ylepadv 'AybdfidTai yap. Pers. 
 
 am- 
 
 IdXdfiivXbs, a, 6V, adj. [Salaminius,] of Salamis. 'A-ktcus HdXdfiivXdai, arvfe- 
 
 Xovs Bei-vovTOLs. Pers. 9^6. 
 IdXdfxls, et 2aXa/zi>, "ivbs, »/, P. N. [Salamis,] an island near the coast of Attica. 
 
 'tfjs IdXdfuvos (TTE<pavov. Iph. A. 194. EPITH. 'EikrtyueVr/, dy^XdXbs, kXeivrj, 
 
 aXiirXayKTos, evbaifuav, itepX(j)avTbs, iteXeiodpefifiMV. 
 HaXevb), et adXaaaio, v. [agitor,] to be agitated or tossed. "H077 adXevei, icara- 
 
 KovtyXcai icdpd. CE. R. 23. SyN. 'AvdadXevoj, boiebfiai, KVfj.aivb/j.at, rapdaab- 
 
 fxai. 
 ?AiXnvb)]oids t a, oV, adj. [Salmydesius,] of Salmydesus, a bay in the Euxine sea. 
 
 Toa^em irovrov HaX^vbrjaXa yvddbs. P. V. 751. 
 ^ciXfjiwvevs, eojs, Ion. fjbs, 6, P. N. [Sahnoneus.] Qeov fxavels eppi\pe XaXpwj'evs 
 
 <j>Xbyd. Eur. fr. JEo\. 23. 4. 
 ^LaX/jLwvXs, Xbbs, i], P. N. [Salmonis,] a promontory in Crete. UafjTrpwTiaTd 
 
 fidXoiev vitep HaXfjLwXbbs dkprjs. Apoll. 4. l693. 
 2dX6s, ov, 6, subst. [(1) salum, (2) jactatio,] the sea, the surge ; a tossing about. I 
 
 Kelftai 6' £7r' ati-als, aXXor' ev kovtov aaX«. Hec.28. Syn."AXju?7, KXvbwv, 
 
 kXvbCjvXov. 
 liaXTrigti), f. iy£oj, v. [tuba cano,] to sound a trumpet. Aeivov ead.XniS.ov itbXe- 
 
 fwv ktvttov' ovpdrbdev be. Batrach. 200. SYN. Kr^pvcrcw, fiitk&viSto* 
 ^LdXitiy^, iyybs,f}, subst. [tuba,] a trumpet. Tt 6' eytOy' dpd ry aaXitiyyX Tybe 
 
 XPV°bfj.cu; Pax 1240. SYN. BvKavrj. EPITH. Tvpcrrji'XKr], fidpvbovTtbs, irbXe- 
 
 fAlKJj, 
 
 *Zdfxr], j]s t fj, P.N. [Same,] an island in. the Ionian sea. 'E/c be Idfirjs itXavpes re > 
 
 KaX elubaX KovpoX eaaXv. it. 249« 
 * IdfiXbs, a, op, adj. [Samius,] of Samos. Kelfiat rov IdfiXov btirXbbv, 6 rpdyX- 
 
 kos. Call. Ep. 51. 6. 
 iLdfiodpyH, a.Kbs, 6, adj. [Samothracius,] Samothracian. QfjKe Oeols 1dfibdpcj; r £i' ; 
 
 Xeywv orX rfjvbe car' ev^ffv. Call. Ep, 50. 3. 
 Idfjibs, et Hd/uodpd'tcr], r]s, f], P. N. [Samos, Samothrace,] Samos, an island in the i 
 
 iEgean sea, on the coast of Asia Minor; also another at the mouth of the river I 
 
 Hebrus in Thrace, called by way of distinction Samothrace. Ota Aeafids, 
 
 eXaib<j)vr6s te^Ldfios, XXbs. Pers. 885. See also Pax 2?6\ 
 layu^dpas, ov, 6, subst. [Samphoras,] the name of ahorse in Aristoph. having a 
 
 sigma on his thigh. "firdye, ti fxeXXets ; ova eX$s, w lufxtybpa; Nub. 
 
 12p8. 
 2,dvbdXby, ov, to, et dimiu. orarbdXicKbs, ov, 6, subst. [sandalum,] a sandal. 
 
 IdvbdXd cV avrtK epixpe'v tVi \pd/jtddois dXXrjaXv. Hon). Merc. 79- See also 
 
 Ran. 407. Syn. 'fitbbr)iJid t dp(3vXrj. 
 lavXhldv, ov, to, dimin. a advXs, Xbbs, /;, subst. [asser, tabula,] a board, a 
 
 tablet. XvTpXbXd, fcal cdvXbia, Kct/uqbpeibXd. Pax 202. See also Orest. 1220. 
 
 SYN. TlXva't, beXTbs. EPITH. Ev dpdpvld, KoXXrjTr], ev^earbs, KXtfirrry, /btaxpd, 
 
 v\pi]Xr), (dpyaarj, i^evyfxevr), ev-vtcrbs. 
 
 * ILdvXboTpiui, v. [tabulam perfuro,] to bore a hole in a board. Tjf odvXbbTp{\- 
 octs e^bTTKTTOTtpujKTXabv. Thesm. 1144. 
 
 "Sabs, vid. Hbbs. 
 ^.do^pbaiJvrj, vid. ^Lwtypbovi'r). 
 ^.do(j)p(t)v, vid. Hw(pp(»)v. 
 ^Idbio, vid. Hiio2u). i 
 
 * Idneipes, m>, of, P. N. [Sapires,] a nation in Scythia. 'E^eirjs be IdTtetpes eirl 
 ctyXoX vaieTdovaX. Apoll. 2. 397. 
 
 laTrpos, a, bv, adj. [putris,] rotten, 'fts ditavT ?'/5^ 'art neaid TavBdb' elp{]vr\s 
 
 odirpas. Pax 554. Syn. See laOpbs. 
 1a7r(j)u), bbs, >/, P. N. [Sappho,] a celebrated poetess of Lesbos. 2e 7rXe6> 'Ap- 
 
 b 
 
 t: 
 
2APr 2AVT 777 
 
 Xftoxoicl irodel Ildpos, clvtX be ^airtyovs. Mosch. 3. 92. EPITH. IIap6Evds, 
 Tibv<p<t)Vos, evirXoKafios. 
 
 * lapyavrj, i/s, r), subst. [vinculum,] a chain. Bpo^ov Tvyelv ev crapydvais. 
 iEsch. Suppl. 795. Syn. See Aeo-^os. 
 
 2.apbava7ra\ds, ov, 6, P. N. [Sardanapalus,] the last king of Assyria. Uov 
 
 Ylpollvoi ; b. Tis 6 lapbdvdiraXos ovroai ; Aves 1021. 
 lapbdvXos, et Hapbovios, a, ov, adj. [Sardonius,] Sardinian. HapbdvXov fxeyd 
 
 Toldv b b' evbfirjTOv fidXe roiypv. v. 302. See also Theocr. 16. 86. 
 Hapbeis, ewv, al, P. N. [Sardis,] the capital of Lydia. OJb\ os to Hapbeiov 1 aarv 
 
 TrepXfiaXXei kvkXm. Bacch. 445. 
 Hapb^vrj, rjs, fj, P. N. [Sardene.] Net/ere lapbrivrjs irobd veidrov vxpXKo/ioib. 
 
 Horn. Hymn. 34. 3. 
 2,apbiavLKds t et ^.apbXards, i), ov, adj. [Sardianus,] of Sardis. "Ira pi) ae fidxpa) 
 
 fi&fj/jia lapbXavXKdv. Acharn. 112. See also Eur. fr. Plisth. 5. 
 
 * lapbw, 66s, r), P. N. [Sardinia,] an island in the Mediterranean. "Ootis 7rd- 
 Xe<*)i> dpywv irXeiffrwv, ano tov Uuvtov ^xpX ^ a P&°vs» Vesp. 7^0. 
 
 ^apKa^oj, v. [diducto rictu irrideo,] to grin at. YXioyjpoTdTd vdpKo\£ovTe$, 
 
 tioirep KvvXbXd. Pax 481. 
 lApKivos, t), ov, adj. [carneus,] fleshy. "EXirts tuiv virvtav c?aret tov aapKivov 
 
 lyftvv. Theocr. 21. 66. Syn. EiWpfcos, 7roXv(yapKos. 
 "£ap£, apKos, >/, subst. [caro,] flesh. AevKr)v ebairTOv adpKd rrjs bvebaljiovos. 
 
 Med. 1186. SYN. Kpeds, owfid, fipoTds. -EpiTH. 'A7r&\j), (piovrjeaad, Xzvkyi, 
 
 vedpd, TrbXla, repeivd, rdXaivd, x i ovea. 
 Idpbv, ov, to, subst. [verriculum,] a besom. 'AtTTepXrj, tovtoio KdKov adpbv 
 
 oladd Kal avTrj. Call. 4. 225. 
 ^LapTrrjbiov, ovds, et 2,ap7rr)bb)v, ovtos, 6, P. N. [Sarpedon.] Avtov en avrXdlu) 
 
 liapTrrjbdvX <f>atbl/jL6s"JljKT(dp. IT. 6*49. EpiTH."Ava|, Atos vtos, AvkXwv dyos, 
 
 \aXKOKdpv(TTrjs , ap^os, bios, fiovXr)(j)dpds. 
 lapTrribdvlbs, a, 6v, adj. [Sarpedonius. Vid. SchoU in I. c] of Sarpedon. 
 
 Kal jjlXv dyh)v eicddev, 1,ap7rr)bdvXT)v bdX Tik.Tpr\v. Apoll. 1. 21 6. 
 *J.dpu)vXKbs, r), ov, adj. [Saronicus,] Saronic, the name of the gulf of iEgina. 
 
 QXoyos fxeyav nioybivd, Kal ^.dpwvXKov. Agam. 297- 
 J,dpwvXs, Xbos, fj, subst. [quercus hians aetate,] a decayed oak. r H iroXXds t^v- 
 
 irepde adpwvXbds hypos 'laW. Call. 1. 22. SYN. Apvs. 
 ZaTXvr)) T}s, r/, et aaTXvb'v, ov, to, subst. [currus,] a chariot. Zev^aad Bed outX- 
 
 vas. Helen. 1310. See also Horn. 5. 13. Syn. "A/ia$a, byos. 
 LarvXdeis, €vtos,w, P. N. [Sattiiois,] a torrent in the Troad. Nate be HaTvXbev- 
 
 tos evppeiTad 7rdp' oxdas. Z. 34. 
 iarvXos, ov, 6, P. N. [Satnius.] 1*6\tvXov ovrdae bovpX fxtTaXfitvov o^voevrX. 5. 
 
 443. 
 idrvpos, et dimin. larvpto-zcos, ov, 6, P. N. [Satyrus,] a Satyr. "Orav Hdrvpovs 
 
 Toivw 7roXrjs, KuXelv ifxe. Thesm. 157. See also Theocr. 4. 62. Epith. Ka- 
 
 KOKV-qfibs. 
 
 iavXod/uai, v. [exhilaror,] to be delighted. Ylpoa^T, dotbals fiapfiXTwv aavXov- 
 
 fAlvoi ; Cycl. 40. 
 
 mvXos, r), ov, adj. [delicatus,] delicate. 2ai)Xd iroo\v fiaivovnd' Atos 6 1 epXov" 
 
 vXos vius. Horn. Merc. 28. SYH.^Afipos, ijav^bs, tcovfos, Tpv(pepos. 
 
 .avpdftdTai, (ov, ol, P. N. [Sartnatae f ] a nation in the north of Europe and Asia, 
 
 ^.avpdfxdras, rots oolaiv vtto cnct'iTrTpoi(Ti bdfidaoei. Apoll. 3. 353. 
 
 \avpbs, ov, o, et vavpd, as, >/, subst. [lacertus,] a lizard. 'Avt^d bt) Kal aavpbs 
 
 v<f a't/xdaXrioX KaOevbei. Theocr. 7. 22. See also Theocr. 2. 58. 
 
 avp(OT))p, fipos, 6, subst. [ferramentum infimum in extremo hastili,] an iron 
 
 point at the lower extremity of a spear. "Op0" enX aavpotTrjpbs iXr)XaTo' rriXi 
 
 be x a ^ Kds - K - 153. 
 
 avTOv, vid. YiavTOv. 
 
 r 
 
 1 2op5«wj/ is here scanned as a spondee. 
 Pros. Lex. 
 
778 2AGA 2EAH 
 
 Idcpd, aafCJs, Gufrjvws, adv. [clare,] clearly, truly. 'Opas yap ovbev, wv boKe~is 
 
 vatf elbevai. Orest. 253. See also Plut. 40. and Theogn. 957« Syn. Odve- 
 
 p&s, dXrjdws, dvdtyaibbv , br,Xd, kf.i<pdv5)S, XaM7rpws, evapyws. 
 I&tifiveia, as, >/, subst. [perspicuitas,] clearness. 'OtyOaXfibv e£u> Kal aacprivela 
 
 \byov. Sept. Theb. 67 . SYN. 'Evcipyetd, acpt/3etd. 
 1a<j>?]yi$<i), f. Xau) et iw, v. [clare explico,] to explain clearly. Tooqvtov apKib 
 
 aoi aatyrjvtcrcti jibvbv. P. V. 642. SYN. AidadtyZb) , br\Xb(t), epfitjrevu), (J)dvepb(o. 
 Y,d(pr)yi)s, et aacfifjs, ebs, 6 et »/, adj. [manifestus,] clear, plain, Xpbvos. To be 
 
 crcKpaves Xwv ivopaio. Olymp. 10. 67. See also Bacch. 1078. Syn. 'ApXbrjXbs, 
 
 (j)diepbs, brjXbs, aXrjdris, elXucpXvySj evapyi)s. 
 2dw, et cad)£u), vid. 2we?w. 
 ILaio-Yip, vid. 2o)n;p. 
 Ifiewvfju, et (rfievvvw, f. o-/3eo-w, v. [extinguo,] to extinguish. Kcu rd> a?x- 
 
 fiarav Kepavvbv (jfievrveis. Pyth. I. 8. SYN. 'A7roo-/3e>vi//n, e^dXeicpio, Kdra- 
 
 *2gavroi5, contr. <7at/roiJ, >?s, ou, pronom. [tui ipsius,] of yourself or thyself. 
 
 &aizviov oeavrbv, Kal rbv dttoXbyovfievov. Vesp. 778. SYN. 2ov, eavrov. 
 J.efiaidfiai, (jefilgw, et aefio), v. [veneror, subvereor,] to worship, to venerate, 
 
 to fear. Ovhe jiXv etevdpi^e' ae^daadrb yap rbye OvfiS. Z. 417. See also 
 
 Pyth. 5. lOrj. and Phoen. 1341. SYN. Upbcrevxbfiai, evrpeirbfiai, irpoaKvveb- 
 
 jiai, albebfiai, dydibfxai, depdirevuK 
 2e/3ds^ro, subst. [veneratio,] veneration. TifiaaQio s aefids e/j.irbpb)v. Alcest. 
 
 1018. SYN. r Tlftr}f aibibs t dav/id. 
 1ej3i$b), et aefiw, vid. iLeflciZdfiai. 
 leipa, as, 7], subst. [catena, funis,] a chain, a rope. J.etpriv be 7r\eicTfjv l£ avrov 
 
 7T€iprivavTes. )(. 175. SYN. kefffxbs, dXvaXs, a^olvbs. EPITH. Xpvaeia, ev- 
 
 irXeKrr], eXiKOibrjS. 
 leipaws, et aetpa^bpbs, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [funarius,] of a rope. 2,vv rw yepovrX 
 
 beapd aeipaiojv fipoxov. Here. F. 1005. See also Nub. 1303. 
 ^eipr)v } rjvbs, rj, P. N. [Siren,] the name of certain sea-nymphs, LeipTjves, eV'0' 
 
 e/jiots yoots. Helen. l69« EPITH. Ylrepbtybpbs, veavXs, xapdevos, yQbvos tcopa. 
 
 Phr. See Apoll. 4. 892 — 914. 
 1,€iptd(i), v. [fulgeo,] to shine. 'Oi-ed creipXdet, Kai fj.iv KaXeova dvdpu)7roi lei- 
 
 ptdv. A rat. 
 leipXbs, ov, 6, P. N. [Sirius,] the dog-star. See in ^.eiptaio. Syn. Kvtov 
 
 'ftptWos. EPTTH. An^tos, alddXbeis, aZdXebs. 
 ^Leiai^dwv , bvbs, adj. [terram quatiens,] earth-shaking. 'AujuI b' eotKe Kpbvov 
 
 aeiaix^bv vlbv. Isthm. 1. 76, SYN. See 'Evvdotyaws. 
 letcr/ios, ov, 6, subst. [motus,] an earthquake, a shock. AvTofidrbv ; ?'/ viv 
 
 aeKTfxbs earpexpe ^Bbvos ; Iph. T. It67« SYN. Tpb/ubs, evoots, KtvriaXs. 
 Belarus, >/, ov, adj. [concussus,] shaken. f ils bbe ye aetarbs dfxct rrj arpb^r} 
 
 yiyverai. Acharn. 346. 
 2etw, v. [quatio,] to shake. Hetovad x a ^ Tr ) v ^pdrd r aXXbT dXXbffe. Med. 1188. 
 
 SYN. 'Avdce/w, aidvcrou), 7ra\Xw, rXvaacrii), e/crtraeffw, rdparrti), kipeu). 
 ^.eXdyeu), et (reXdyeb/jtai, v. [fulgeo,] to blaze. HeXdyelro §' dv darv. Eur. 
 
 Eiectr. 714. SYN. HetpTdw, Xa«7rw, €K7rvpb(o f avya^d), GTiXftu), fxapfxaipw. 
 leXdybs, ov, 6, P. N. [Selagus.] Kat fidXev "A.X(f)iov ^.eXdyov vXbv, 6s p evX 
 
 UattTM. E. 6l2. 
 ILeXds, dos, to, subst. [fulgor,] a blaze, l^rjos Kaibjmevr)s ereXds o^QaXfAolrrXv Xbeff- 
 
 Oai. O. 600. SYN. Avyr), <pws, (peyyos, (j)Xt>£, 7rvp. EPITH. AXKopv<pby t 7rau- 
 
 (j)des, Ka\XX(j)eyyes, (fXbyepbv, Xafxitpov, Kvdv(i)7rov t Xafipov, yjpvaotyeyyes. 
 HeXuotybpbs, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [fulgorem ferens,] light-bearing. Aa/j.7rdbti)v ceXatx- 
 
 (pbpwv. Eumen. 1025. 
 J.eXr)vata, et aeXi]vrf, rjs, ?/, subst. [luna,] the moon. 'AtXtov LeXavaia. Pho3n. 
 
 179t See also Helen. 114. SYN, Mrjvri. EPITH. 'Aarepuyrrbs, iravvvxbs, 
 
 6ed, dvaaad, bid, ev7rXbKdjjibs, 6ed XevKutXevbs, Xaf.nrpd, irpotypioi', irXiiQovad, 
 
 (j)deivr), alyXi)eaad, (jbufjrXs, bpoobeood, Kepdij, iwrvXa, TiTrjvXs, (pdeotyupos, irorvid, 
 
2EAH v 2HK0 779 
 
 hi"xpnri%'ds, yjpvaeoKvKXos, affTepwnds, xpvarjvXds, chawls, 7rp€ff(3vffrrj &OTpwp. 
 PHR. Nvktos dfeyyes oLXfid. 
 
 HeXTj-n-iabris, ov, 6, patron vra. [Selepiades,] the son of Selepias. Tleds Evrjpoid 
 
 ^.£\rj7ridbad ava.K~ds. B. 6<)3. 
 ^eXtpds, ov, 6, et aeXipop, ov, to, subst. [apium,] parsley. Ovbe fxi)p y ovb' kv 
 
 alXiv(o 7rov 'otIp, ovb' kv 7rr)ydvo). Vesp. 4S0. EpiTH. MaXaicds, xXtopds, 66.X- 
 
 Xwv, OdXepos. PhR. BoTdvrjXeovTos. 
 iLeXXds, ov, 6, P. N. [Sellus,] the name of the priests of Jupiter at Dodona. 
 
 HcXXoju eaeXdwp uXads elaeypa\pdfjir]P. Trach. H69. EpiTH. 'Y7ro0//r7;s, opeios, 
 
 Xd/jiaiKotTrjs, ^dptaievp-qs, dvnrToirovs. 
 HeXfjLa, arbs, to, subst. [transtrum, tabula,] a bench, a deck, a board. Tavpov 
 
 fepppres r dvedevro aeX/xdrd, Helen. 1565. SYN. Zvyop, ebwXXov, dpdios, 
 
 kXtjXs. 
 ^Le/ueXr], -qs, ij, P. N. [Seraele,] the mother of Bacchus. Se/^eXjjs" XaaaX b\ ws 
 
 aviipivaoev ttote. Hipp. 456. SYN. EvujttXs, KabfxrjXs, eveibt)s, XevKwXepos, to- 
 kos Aiopvaov. 
 leui'd/jiavTXs, eu>s, 6, subst. [vates venerabilis,] a venerable prophet. Top <re/*- 
 
 voliuptXp dvbpd ire/jLihaodai rXvd ; CE. R. 556. 
 Hefxpo/jivdiu}, v. [magnifice loquor,] to speak grandly. TX aefxvdfxvdeis ; ov 
 
 Xoywp evoxqfidpwp. Hipp. 492. SYN. Avyeu), KOLXTrdcth). 
 HefxioTTpdcTwTrEU), v. [gravilatem in vultu exhibeo,] to cast a grand look. Kdpv- 
 
 nobr/TOS xdicd 7roXX' dpe^ei, KU(f rj/u'ip aeiipotrpoaunreis. Nub. 363. 
 lefxpos, et aeTTTos, i], op, adj. [venerabilis,] venerable, grand, dignified. Qvtos, 
 
 tX ae/jipop, kuI necppoPTXKos fiXtTreis ; Alcest. 789* See also P. V. 837* SyN. 
 
 JLvo-etttos, oe/xvoTifids, evc^Z/^wv, kuXos, tiiiXos, eprtfios. 
 'ZeixpoaTOLids, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [gravis ore,] grand in speech, le/xpoardfios ye. Kal 
 
 (ppopi'i/udros 7rXe<i)s. P. V. 9^89* SYN. M.ey dXijyopds. 
 
 * ^,efjipdTT]s, rjTos, f], subst. [gra vitas,] majesty, dignity. AXXa /jtifiv'- ov aefxpo- 
 tt\t6s epyop, i)p bvpwfiedd. Jph. A. 1344. EPITH. 'A£tw£ta, Tijit]. 
 
 Le/ipoTifios, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [venerandus,] revered. f fls aefxpoTiixos, Kal ^vpotKy'i- 
 
 Twp ifioL Eumen. 836. Syn. See ^.e/upos. 
 le/jipoh), et aefipvpw, v. [venerandum et augustum reddo,] to render grand or 
 
 majestic. Qelop be aep.pov Qeo-jj.6v aiOepos fiv-^wp. Helen. 865. See also 
 
 Aves 728. SYN. KciXXvpw, Koafxeo), in the mid. v. KOfnrdeiu), yavpou), jxeyd 
 
 (ppoveii), Xafnrpvpdfxai, dXaZopevoiiat. 
 Hefjipws, adv. [graviter,] gravely, decently. Hefjtpws eyjivoat bXd \epwp ovpwpv- 
 
 fiiop. iEsch. Suppl. 201. Syn. AIpws, kpTi/uus. 
 
 * ^Le-KTos, vid. He/jLPos. 
 
 r* lepifXos, ov, 6, P. N. [Seriphius,] of Seriphus. 'AireboTo <j)7]pas KvpXbiop Lepi- 
 
 <pXwp. Acharn. 542. 
 2ep(f>ds, ov, 6, subst. [culex,] a gnat like an ant. HapTd TretypuKTai, kovk karXp 
 dnris ovb' el arepcpu) bidbvpai. Vesp. 352. 
 
 * HecTiotypdpioLiepws, adv. [prud enter,] prudently. 'AXX' yfcrv-^ws xP')» kiu aeaw- 
 (ppopiaLxevws. JEsch. Suppl. 732. 
 
 Xevs, lews, b, subst. [tinea,] a nit. f Y7ro tup aeojp KdrdKcnrrofxevd, b. noXwp 
 
 (rliov ; Lysistr. 730. 
 Sfvw, et aevoiiui, vid. Ivio, et ^vvjjLat. 
 
 IrjKa^u), v. [stabulo includo,] to fold or pen. Kcu iv Ke o-ijKaaQev udrd 
 \XX6p,r}VTe uppes. O. 131. SYN. IvyKXeiu), udTUKXeiu), Kudeipyw, kdOeipy- 
 i vvjxX. 
 ItjkXs, Xbos, >/, subst. [ancilla,] a maid-servant. "OtX ti)p Qupav ayetplev ?/ crjKis 
 
 Xd0jOd. Vesp. 765. SYN. QepuTraiPu, uix^XtvoXos, Xarpis, bidxdid*;, bovXrj. 
 Zr)KiTr)s, et or)K0K6p6s, ov, o et //, adj. [stabulo inclusus,] kepi in the stall or 
 
 fold. " Appd tv aaKtrap Xu\prj ytpus' al be k dpt<7*crj. Theocr. 1. 10. See also 
 
 p. 224. SYN."Y7ravXos. 
 £t)kos, ov, 6, et ariK^fxd, drds, to, subst. [septum, fanum,] an inclosure, a fold, 
 
 a den, a temple. 20n£ccs ifxavTop arjKop es LifXoLifidOi}. Phcen. 1021. See 
 
780 1HMA I0EN 
 
 also Eur. Electr. 1272. SYN."E*ravXts, arddfjids, TrotfjtvrjXov, vaos, 7rcpi/3oXoj, 
 
 aTEyrj. EPITH. Bptyuos, awards, tipos, Avicatds, KdTT}pE(f)T)s, dyXos, /3d0vs. 
 Hfjfid, cltos, to, subst. [(1) signum ; (2) portentum ; (3) vexillum ; (4) sepul- 
 
 crum,] a sign, a device ; a portent ; a standard ; a tomb. Nt/cr/s te o7//td, 
 
 Kat to Ttav rjaacjfievtav. Pho3n. 1273. SYN. ^rjfxeldv, TEpds, fjtvfjud, avfifioXdv, 
 
 TSKfjiap, ra<f>ds. EPITH. Tavpoirovv, Xevkov, 7TtpXrpd\dv, apfypabes, bfjXov, Ka~ 
 
 kov, fJLsyd % Xvypov, dyavov, evbefydv, EvaiaXjuov, XX-ndpov, ttoXvotovov. 
 Lrjfxaivio, f. dvw, v. [(1) signo, (2) nuncio, (3) impero,] to sign, to signify ; to 
 
 announce ; to give orders, to command. 'Exet b' Etrfifxtjv opQXov TvparjriKr}. 
 
 Heracl. 830. SYN. 'ATrdarjfjiaivb), brtXoio, jutrtyvto, 7rpti(j)aivh>, irpotrrdooh), inX- 
 
 Taaata, apyjj), beffwo^to. 
 TLrjIuavTriPf fjpds, et IrjfidvTiop, dpos, 6, subst. [qui signum dat,] one wlio gives a 
 
 signal, a director, 'fls 6' ottot dypavXoto ko.t 't^vXd orrjfiavTfjpds. Apoll. 1. 
 
 575. See also Apoll. 1. 355. SYN. 'HyE/awv, btctKTWp, betnroTris, Trotfi^v. 
 HrjfiavTrjpXdy, et arifjLavTpbv, ov, to, subst. [sigillum,] a seal. Kat ra\V bfioiav 
 
 71-dyra, aruxavH]pX6v. Agam. 592. See also lph. A. 325. SyN. ^.fpayls, arj- 
 
 fielov, a<ppayi(JTi]pXdv , otypdytafxd. 
 ^rjfiaTovpyds, ov, 6, subst. [qui insignia facit,] an engraver. '6 arjjjdTovpyos b' ov 
 
 tis evTeXtjs dp' i\v, Sept. Theb. 487. 
 !Lt)\i€tbv , et vr\\xy]Xbv, ov, to, subst. [signum,] a sign, a device. Zd^eordrov or\- 
 
 fxeiov, i\ te (j)iofffdpds. Ion 1157- See also Call. 3. 219. SyN. Irj/jid, atjfiav- 
 
 TtjpXov, crfjfiavTpdv, TEpds, dyaXfid, atypayis. EPITH. Sd^eordrov, bi]Xbv. 
 IrifjLEpdv, et TrjfiEpdv, adv. [hodie,]. to-day. Et fii) [4 dvdirdffET, aTrdOdve'tadE 
 
 TrifXEpov. Equit. 68 . 
 1r)7rta, as, 7), subst. [sepia,] a cuttle-fish. Tlws KaTdylXaaTov ; b. o'Wep et 
 
 tis orjirias. Eccles, 126. 
 IrjTrXds, dbds, ?/, P. N. [Sepias,] a promontory in Iolchus. Auv tit tit poQeovtes* 
 
 ibwEbi TLrimds aKprj. Apoll. 1. 582. 
 Hrjiru), v. [putrefacio,] to rot. Ket/j.EV<j>, ovbi ri 01 xi°^ s <r»/7rerat, ovbi liXv evXaL 
 
 H. 414. SYN. Uvddfxai, fxvbaivto. 
 I?7pay£, ayyds, fj, subst. [fissura, antrum,] a cleft, a cavern. "HtoX 6 fiev ai)- 
 
 payyd irpbbelEXds 'iaTXytv elsijv. Theocr. 25. 222. SyN. KoiXds, ^dtr/jd, aitlos, 
 
 oirijXaibv, avrpdv, koIXov. 
 Iriadfxdp, ov, to, subst. [sesama,] Indian corn. Ne/io/tefffld 6' kv k^ttois rd 
 
 XevKd ariadfxd. Aves 159* 
 ^rjad/xovs, (jlovvtos, 6, et aXadfits, ~ibds, y, subst. [placenta e sesamo et melle,] a 
 
 cake made of sesame and honey. 'Toy or]<Tdfj.ovv& ', ov Kdrtydyes, tovtov ce 
 
 XEaelv TroX))aii). Thesm. 570. SYN. IlXa/cous, ^a^d. 
 Yr]<TTos, ov, //, P. N. [Sestus.] Kai Irjarov kcu * kfivbov e\ov, Kat b'tdv 'Ap/<r/3?/»'. 
 
 B. 836. 
 ILdZvapos, a, ov, adj. [validus,] powerful. MdWov fipdyjuov oftlvdpos daOsrovs 
 
 HEvei. Eur. Electr. 389. Syn/'Ictx^^' updrspos, Epi<rdev))s, jxEyaXoaQlvris, 
 
 eppio/uEVoSf pwfidXEds. 
 ZdevEXaos, ov, 6, P. N. [Sthenelaus.] Kat p sfidXe LdZvEXadv 'ldatpevEOS (j)XXdv 
 
 vlov. II. 586. 
 IOeveXos, ov, 6, P. N. [Sthenelus.] IOeveXov rvpavids. Heracl. 362. Epith. 
 
 JJepffrjXdbtjs, tydtfxos, KdirdvriXds vios. PhR. See Apoll. 2. 913. 
 IdEvdPotd, as,r), P. N. [Sthenoboea,] called also in Homer Antaea, the wife of 
 
 Prcetus king of Argos. Kat ti fiXdnTova , to o-^erXt' dvbpiov, ti)v ttoXXv at '/tat 
 
 IdEvdfioiai ; Ran. 1049. 
 IOevos, eos, to, subst. [robur,] strength. Ntor^s /x' ETrrjpe Kat oQevos tov vov 
 
 ttXeov. Eur.fr.Androm.il. SYN. *Is, aXur), 'ia-^vs, fiXa, Kpdros, buvdpXs, j 
 
 puifj.rj. EPITH. Bpd^v, /teyd, Qelov, ittaTov, dfiuvpov, IttXeiktov, eadXov, oIk \ 
 
 dXairabvov, dpijiuv, fudXispdv, Opdvv, betvov, Trtxpov, ayvafjnrrdv, /3dpi/, d/aEyap- 
 
 tov, bXoov. 
 J,6ei ho, v. [polleo,] to be strong or powerful. IdZvetv t6 Oelov fxdXXov eiKorm 
 
 E\€t. Iph.T. 912. SYN. Avvdfxat, la\v(o, bvvd/jtXv s. odtvos e\ii>. 
 
2IA HAH 781 
 
 2ifa, Lacon. pro 01 a, q. v. 
 ^iaXds, ov, 6, subst. [porcus saginatus,] a fatted hog. Alyas dviefxevovs, aXd- 
 
 Xovs & evovrds ev avXrj. /3. 300. SYN. 'Evyfoipos, £a.Tpe<f>fjs, XXndpos. 
 2?/3v\\d, t)s, //, P. N. [Sibylla,] the Sibyl. Merd vG>v. b. rX ft tywye ; a, ttiv 
 
 lifivXXdv eardie. Paxlll6. 
 2t/3vX\rdw, v. [Sibyllam ago,] to play the Sibyl. "Ahei be ^p-qa/iovs* elff o 
 
 yeptov at/3i/XXt^. Equit. 6l. 
 YxfivprXos, ov, o, P. N. [Sibyrtius.] 'EyaJS', os etrrX KXeioOevrjs 6 2i/3i/prtov. 
 
 Acharn. 118. 
 2<yd, adv. [silenter,] in silence. Iiydr, 'A^aio*, o-tyd iras eoru Xews. Hec. 
 
 530. 
 ItydXoeis, eaad, ev, adj. [fulgens,] resplendent. 'Ek yap ocpeas 1 x €l P^ v tyvyftv 
 
 ijvXd aiyaXdevTa. A. 128. SYN. Oav/btaaros, Xa/Awpos. 
 Stydw, v. [sileo,] to be silent. ""Aydfxefxvovos, rovvdevbe atywfiev, <j)XXat. Hec. 
 
 713. SYN. ^.Xu)7ra.(i), rjovyaCu, vi]vefios effrrjv, /cdrdonyctcw, dcpwvos eliii. - 
 ^Liyeidv, ov, to, P.N. [Sigeura,] a town of the Troad. Kayw nXicpdv 'Ltyeiov 
 
 ovpXw 7rXar7j. Philoct. 355. 
 ^iyrj, ijs, rj, subst. [silentium,] silence. Ov yap tX aiyri bXeirepaads 'EWdod. 
 
 Eur. Suppl. 128. SYN. 2ttu7n), vr^ve/jXa. EPITH. 'AXeyetvi), vedTrevdijs, aotyri, 
 
 vdrjfib)V. 
 HiyrjXos et aXw7rr)Xos 9 rj, ov, adj. [silens,] silent. Td t ennobtov aiyqXd, Kat 
 
 yXuxTarjs airo. Bacch. 1038. See also Call. 2. 12. SYN. ?LXu)7rr)X6s, rjov^os, 
 
 ijuv-^alos, d(j)(ovds, dneutv, aiydXeos. 
 * ^tyrjTeds, a, ov, adj. [tacendus,] must not be mentioned. Iiyrireov poc xai ae 
 
 irpoGTroXovfxZQa. Helen. 1386. SYN. Ov Xgktos, ov bxbaKros. 
 IXywvds* ov, 6, subst. [jaculi genus,] a kind of javelin. 'AW dfxvbts Kopvvas 
 
 a£.Y)yZas, -qbe aXyvvvovs. Apoll. 2. 99- SYN. 'AkovtXov, fieXos. 
 TLibrjpeds, et oXbhpeius, a, ov, adj. [ferreus,] of iron, hard. 'Epydri^af roi 5' 
 
 a/jKpX ffibripea epya jmeXovrai. Apoll. 2. 37t)\ See also H. 144. SYN. IZbrjco- 
 
 j3pidt)s, aXbr\pirr}S, crKXrjpos, dbdiiavrXvos. 
 ZxbrjpiTris, ov, d adj. [circa ferrum occupatus,] occupied about iron. *H 
 
 cXbnpiTav, eTraivfjaai. Neui. 5. 35. SYN. iLXbrjpevs, aibrjpovpyos, atbiypoTeic- 
 
 Tb)V. 
 
 Ixbripoflptdris, Us, 6 et Ij, adj. [ferro gravis,] laden with iron. Ixbrjpdfipides 
 
 eXdfie be&q. %>\6v. Eur. fr. Meleag. 4. 
 Ixbripofipcos, wtos, 6 et >;, adj. [ferrum edens,] eating iron. LxbyjpdPpHJrX driydvy 
 
 verjKovris. Aj. Fl. 820. 
 Lxbripofcfiris, Tjtos, 6 et rj, adj. [ferro confectus,] despatched by the sword. Ixbri- 
 
 pdKfirjoXv ijav-)(o$ neauv. Aj. Fl. 325. 
 ^.XbrjpdfiTjTtop, dpds, 6 et ij, adj. [ferrum producens,] mother of iron. AvtoktXt 
 
 avrpd, T))v aXbripd/xriTopd. P. V. 309- 
 Ixbrjpovdfids, ov, 6 etfj, adj. [" (1) ferrum dirigens, (2) ferro distribuens,"] di- 
 recting the sword ; distributing by the sword. Kai otyi aXbapovd/ib). Sept. 
 
 Theb. 788. 
 IxbrjpovwTds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [ferreum dorsum habens,] iron-backed. Ixbrjpd- 
 
 ywTOis 6' acnrXbos rvrrots Z7rTiv. Plioen. 1 140. 
 2.Xbr)po~7rXr)KTds, ov, 6 et y, adj. [a ferro percussus,] struck by the sword. *£xba~ 
 ' poirXaKTOt be rovs fievovaXv. Sept. Theb. 906. 
 Ilbrjpds, ov, 6, subst. [ferrum,] iron, the sword, a knife. Te/ivet aXbrjpy ttvcv- 
 
 fxuTOs bXappods. Hec. 5fj5. EPITH. KovpX/jios, dtfKrds, ofts, oTpeTtros, a'iOwv, 
 
 fieXds, /JLeXavberos, icpvoeis, mxpos, yjpr)^dTdbXaiTr)S, tyvos, ttuvtXos, oXoos, Kpurepos, 
 
 avbpofovds, (3apviroT /jib's, Kap^dpdbovs, ba<nrXris. 
 ILxbypdTeKTojv, dvds, adj. [ferri artifcx,] a worker in iron. Aoifis be xeipds ol 
 
 aXbr}poT€KTdvis. P. V. 739. 
 
 1 %<p4as is here scanned as a long syllable 
 
 2 2,'iyvvvoi is also a P. N. a people of European Bcjthi* beyond Um Danube. Apoll. 4. 320. 
 
782 HAH 2INA 
 
 Ixbrjpotypajv, 6vos, adj. [ferreus animo, immitis,] iron-hearted, cruel. Llbapo- 
 (bpwv £vvT]\pe yy (j>XXo: TrdXXv. Phoen. 683. SYN. HkXtjoos, d^iXXyps, ffKXrjpo^u- 
 j(ps, GKXpo-^vyds. 
 
 Iibidv, ov, to, subst. [cortex mali Punici,] the rind of a pomegranate. KaK 
 twv aXbXwv fiarpayovs Eiroiei, 7rws boKels ; Nub. 881. 
 
 Ixbdvss, tov, ol, P. N. [Sidones,] the inhabitants of Sidon. HoXXdv, e-tteI Ixbd- 
 ves 7roXvbaibdXoX ev daKfjadv* ^¥. 743. 
 
 ^ibdvXds, et IxbiovXds, a, ov, et *1xbu)vXds, dbos, fj, adj. [Sidonius,] Sidonian. 
 
 ItborXtov fidaXXevs, off ' eos bdfxos ci^ekoXv^ev. o. 118. See also Helen. 1530. 
 
 and Helen. 1430. 
 l*ibiov, ajvds, rj, P. N. [Sidon,] a celebrated city of Phoenicia. 'E/c fxev TLtbtivos 
 
 ttoXv^clXkov evypfxaX el vat. o. 424. 
 1i£u), v. [strido, sibilo,] to crackle, to hiss. ^LiSiovad TrdpdXos, ettX rpdrre^y Ket~ 
 . fxsvr}. Acharn. 1158. Syn. 'H^fw, avptTTio, Tplclw, \pXdvpicltd. 
 ^LiKcivXa, as, r), P. N. [Sicania,] Sicily. See Datum. P. R. UXayg and ^iKdvXrjs 
 
 bevp kXQzfiev, ovk tQlXovTa. 10. 306. 
 HXiceXXa, as, v), P. N. [Sicilia,] Sicily. Tf)s KaXXifcdpTrov HikeXXus Xevpas yvas. 
 
 P. V. 377' EPITH. TLdXvfj.r}Xds, Ttleipa, 7replppvrds. 
 XuceXXbrjs, ov, b, P. N. [Sicelides.] ^uceXXbav viktj/jiX tov €K Sd^w, ovre $XXr}Tav. 
 
 Theocr. 7- 40. n 
 
 ^keXXkos, et ?LikeXos, r), ov, adj. [Siculus,] Sicilian. To*' TLXkeXXkov. Tijurj/aa 
 
 kXo)6s gvkXvos. Vesp. 897. See also v. 383. 
 liiKtwls, Xbos, rj, subst. [Sicinnis,] a dance of satyrs. Yloifxvas, tX ravrd ; jutiv 
 
 Kpdros aXKivvXbwp. Cycl. 37» 
 IXkvos, ov, 6, subst. [cucumis,] a cucumber. Keiwov gXkvov XboiEv t 'rj XdywbXdv. 
 
 Acharn. 519. 
 IXkiiuv, wvos, r), P. N. [Sicyon r ] a city in the Peloponnesus. 'Ev ravrw to fXEra^v 
 
 KopivQov Kal YXkvwvos. Aves 968. 
 Iwxatvo), v. [odio habeo,] to hate. ILVw * GLKyalvw ttclvtcl to. brjfjidGXd. Call. 29. 
 
 4. Syn. See 'E^0a/pw. 
 J,tXfjviai, wv, al, P. N. [Sileniae,] a shore in Salamis so called. ItvQXovs Trap* 
 
 auras deivsTai HiXrjvXtov. Pers. 508. 
 llXrjvds, ov, 6, P. N. [Silenus,] the nurse and attendant of Bacchus. IlIXiivov 
 
 ev jxegolgX. Anacr. 38. 12. EPITH. Aax^/ets, XdaXos, bdovdpii,. 
 ^LiXtyXov, ov, to, subst. [sylphium, laserpitium,] a spice. Tov UXovrov avTov, 
 
 Kal to Bdrroi/ oiXtyXov, Plut. 925. 
 ^ijiaiQa, rjs, >;, P. N. [Simastha.] "H pa juie, ^1/j.aida, togov e^ddads, oggov eyw 
 
 6i)v. Theocr. 2. 114. 
 li/jifiXriXds, a, dt>, et Gif.ij3XrjXs, Xbos, ij, adj. [qui ad alveare pertinet,] belonging 
 
 to the hive. Ae//3wv e/c bEirdos o-ijjtfiXriXd epyd heXioo&v. Apoll. 3. 1035. See 
 
 also Apoll. 1. 880. 
 HifjtflXds, ov, 6, subst. [alveare,] an hive. 0« o' evtogQe /jievovtes cV^pe^fas icaTa 
 
 o-ijufiXovs. Hes. Theogn. 598. Syn. l^rjvds. 
 Hifxdets, €vtos, 6, P. N. [Simois,] a river near Troy. "H£« b)) HXfioevrd, Kai, 
 
 Iph. A. 751. EPITH. KaXXXpods, bios, dews, QpvyXos, 'Ibalos. 
 ^ifjidevTXs, et contr. TLX/iovvtXs, Xbos, f], et ^LXfiovvrXos, a, ov, adj. [Simoentius,] 
 
 of the Simois. HifxaevTibd nap' clktclv. Androm. 1172. See also Eur. Electr. 
 
 441. and Helen. 250. 
 IXfioelo-Xos, ov, 6, P. N. [Simoisius.] "E*/0' c/3d\' 'AvOe/jlXiovos vXov TEXdfiojvXds 
 
 A'ias. A. 473. 
 'Zifids, 1 rj, dv, adj. [(l)simus; (2) arduus,] snub-nosed ; lofty. Tots yap aifxols 
 
 Kal toIs aioyjpol.s. Eccles. 705. 
 ^LXfjotiv, wvos, b, P. N; [Simon.] Wws bi)T ov%X ^LXfjKov Ei'E7rprjo-E ; Nub. o$)6. 
 **ivdfji(x)pE(t>, vid. DtVw. 
 
 1 2?juoy with perispoai. is a P. N, iix Theocr. 14. 53. 
 
2INA IITT 783 
 
 ^.tpafjKjjpds, ov, 6 et if, adj. [nbxius,] hurtful. ILXvdmopoi 7rdXefvi£ovffX dvpwpot. 
 
 Anacr. 126. Syn. Hvttjs. 
 la buiv, ovos, ?;, subst. [linteum tenue,] fine linen. Bpoxw furiobei oivbdvos na6- 
 
 tififiZinv. Autig. 1222. 
 TivXt, Xbds, o, P. N. et (2) 6 et »/, ailj. [(l)Sinis; (2) rapiens,] the name of a 
 
 robber killed by Theseus ; plundering. J,Xviv bd/xois dydXaurdv ov-rws. Agam. 
 
 697. SYN. (2) KXeTTTTJS, Xt}<7TT}S. 
 
 LXvos, ids, to, subst. [injuria,] injury, loss. Apoaot Kare^eicaidv epnebov oXvds. 
 
 Agam. 544. SYN. BAd/3>), £r}fuXa, 7n/^d, art}. EPITH. Avypov, Kpwrrabidy, 
 
 dXeyeivov, alvov, apydXeov, oXbov, bvarrjvuv. 
 2*V->/s, ov, adj. [noxius,] harmful, livrrjs, ov re Kal urbpes aTroKTajuevat fxefid- 
 
 acriv. T. l65. SYN. KaKOvpyos, brjXjjfiiov, aXidfJOjpds, dpydXeos. 
 HU'Ties. iov, 01, P. N. [Lemiiii,] the inhabitants of Lernnos. O't^rai es Aiifxvov, 
 
 fjird "Livrias ay pXofuvovs. 0.294. SYN. At) jjlvXoi. 
 HipttiXs, XbOs, );, adj. [Lemnia,] an epithet of Lernnos. O? ttqXv yueV it ore hit liv 
 
 TTjibd 1 Afjfivov evawv. Apoll. 4. 1759« 
 livd/uai, Ion. imp. aiveaKov, et cXvd/uojpeio, v. [laedo,] to hurt. Ti)v be k dfiv- 
 
 vai/jrjv, ore juoi oivonoy eralpovs ', fx. 114. See also c 1 . 6. and Nub. 1065. 
 
 Syn. See B\aima. 
 ^.Xyuj-irrj, r}s, >/, P. N. [Sinope.] AvtXku b' 'AaavpXrjs enefiav yQovos' evdd ^LXvio- 
 
 tttjv. Apoll. 2. 948. 
 S&p, ov, to, subst. [sium,] water-cresses. T£ oXwv j^bpoi jdeXovrX. Lysistr. 
 
 1306. 
 lipcudv, ov, to, subst. [defrutum,] sodden wine. 'AvtX aXpaiov, fxeXXros crfwcpov 
 
 to) dvfiibXoj irdpd/ui£as. Vesp. 8/3. 
 Mffafus, vid. ^.rjad/uovs. 
 IXav/jfipiov, et oXavufipov, ov, to, subst. [serpyllum sylvestre,] wild thyme. Kal 
 
 pvpTd, Kcit fiy)Ku)vd, teal olavfxftpXd. Aves l60. 
 ZXavpa, as, ?/, subst. [sagum pelliceum,] a goat-skin garment. 'Ev 7revTe oXavpais 
 
 eyiceicopbuXrjfiepds. Nub. 10. SYN. YlepX'fiXr)jj.d, IfidTiov, bitydepa. 
 Iirjvipeios, et yiiaiKpXbrjs, ov, 6, et 2i<ri)0fr, xbds, f], adj. [Sisyphius,] of Sisyphus. 
 
 'AW ovre liavcpeiov elaopui iteTpov. Here. F. 1094. See also Aj. Fl. 190. 
 Liaucpos, -v, 6, P. N. [Sisyphus.] "Ev0d be ^.iavtyos euKev, 6 Kepbiaros yever 
 
 hvbp&v. Z. 153. Epith. A\6X6jJLt]TXs. Phr. See \. 596" — 602. 
 I Xtrco^iat, Ion. imp. aiTeo-Kdfirjv, v. [pascor,] to feed. 'And ri)s /udclrjs, rjs <nret- 
 
 -rtf ravTT)v yap orav tXs d(f>aipfj. Eccles. 665. See also w. 208. Syn. Bpwo-fcw, 
 
 ebo/Jiai, eadXio, ftoaKo^ai, bXaiTdofxai. 
 liTrims, las, ?/, subst. [nutritio,] maintenance. 2/r^o-tv avrov ev JJpvrdveioj 
 
 Xafifidvetv. Ran. 7?6. 
 Lri'fw, aiTeio, et ariTevio, v. [nutrio,] to nourish, to maintain. K$d\ iba-nlp al 
 
 titO(u ye, (TtrtCeis kukuis. Equit. 71 6. SYN. 2trew, Tpe<pio, TroXevio. 
 TUtXHv, vid. 17-os. 
 2tro»o/jos, ov, o et ?/, adj. [cibum distribuens,] one who supplies food. Strord- 
 
 fiov fiiXeos ; tcoQiv eXnXbos ', Philoct. 1091. 
 HiTo-n-ouio, v. [panem conficio,] to make bread. ^H ciTOToielv, ku.v nebo) Kofras 
 
 ex*tv- Troad. 496. Syn. ApToiroilu). 
 ' ^.iTOTToids, oi>, 6 et ?/, adj. [panem conficiens,] making' bread. npo<70e/s d^ay- 
 
 kt)v (tito7toi6v ev bo/uots. Hec. 362. SyN. \Apro7ro<os. 
 ilros, ov, 6, oItov, ov, to, et ahiov, ov,to, subst. [cibus,] food, meat, 'ilv outI 
 
 olrd bid btprjs ebe^aTo. Orest. 41. See also Pax 137- SYN. Bpw/id, upros, 
 
 ebap, elbtip, ebeaftd. EPITH. VXvKepds, fxeXfypoJV, -ttoXus, KaOaifJon, utydovos, 
 
 fitXXr)b>)s, eXevdepXos. 
 liTocpdyfa, ov, o et ?/, adj. [pane victitans,] food-eating. 'Avbpi ye oiTbtydyoj, 
 
 dXXri piy vKiievrX. t. 19 1. 
 Zi'rrd, [vox pastorum gregem ad festinandum compellentium,] a word employed 
 
 1 Some here read S^nuSa : but cf. A\ oil. 1. 008. 
 
784 2l$A 2KAI1 
 
 by shepherds in driving on their flocks. Ovk and rds icpdvas airr afivXbes ; owe 
 
 ecrdptjTE. Theocr. 5. 3. 
 ZfyXbs, rj, bv, adj. [(1) deformis ; (2)mutilus; (3) debilis,] deformed; maimed ; 
 
 weak. Toi/veV eqv irbbd ai<f>\ds' arap befids ov-% e rXs StXtj. Apoll. 1. 204. 
 
 SYN."A/uop<^os, ywXos, doBevrfS. 
 HfyXdb), v. [(1) mutilo, (2)debilito,] to mutilate, to render weak. 'AW 6 fxev 
 
 uts tt7rd\otro, Oeos be e aufXhoeie. H. 142. SYN. BXa7rrw, d<pdvic!,u), rv^Xbio. 
 2tyw*>, wvbs, 6, subst. [fistula,] a pipe, 'its bid fidtcpov ye tov oXtyuvd tov <ptXbv. 
 
 Cycl. 438. 
 2i0wWc?to, v. [elicio,] to extract. "E7reird OLtywviS.bfiev tov olvov. b. «rtrpt/3e/^s. 
 
 Thesm. 557. Syn. 'Ei^oi/w, £0eXfcw. 
 2ia>7rdw, v. [sileo,] to be silent. Kai yap ft aty&a, (Sv aXwiruaOai j^peojy ; Ion 
 
 435. SYN. See Iiydw. 
 J,i(07rt), fjs, fj, subst. [silentium,] silence. 'Apicei aXtoirrj yap fidOelv b flovXbfxat ; 
 
 Here. F. 1117. Syn. See Ity^. 
 IXiowrjXos, vid. HiyrjXos. 
 Dko^w, v. [titubo, vacillo, claudico,] to totter, to halt, to hobble. Tw be bvw 
 
 otcdztovTe fidrrjv "Apeos QepanovTe. T. 47. 
 2/catos, a, bv, adj. [(l)la3vus, stultus, (2) Scaeus,] left, foolish ; Scaean. "birov $ 
 
 'AttoXXwv (ricaids $, rives cbfyoi ; Eur. Electr. 972. SYN. Aatbs, dpioTepbs, ave~ 
 
 fiuiXXbs, drd7ros, abiicds. 
 Ixaibovvr], rjs, rj, et (TKaidTtjs, tjtos, rj, subst. [stultitia, imperitia,] folly, awkward- 
 ness. Zwetv, onaibavvav fvXaarffwv. CE. C. 1213. See also Antig. 1028. 
 
 SYN. Mtopia, aypXoTtjs, bvcty^epeta, dizeipXd. 
 *2,uatpto, Ion. imp. aKatpeaicbv, v. [salio,] to dance. ^Kaipovres fiqrapuov evonXibv 
 
 cjpxwavro. Apoll. 1. 1135. Seealso Apoll. 4. 1402. SYN. Zfaprdw, aXXbfiai, 
 
 avaxppevb). 
 Dfcatws, adv. [sinistre, stolide,] unluckily, awkwardly, foolishly. Ikcuws ydp 
 
 avrov Kat ^dXexus eKirvvdavei. Plut. 60. 
 1,KaXadvpfjiaTi6v, ov, et oKaXadvp/id, drbs, to, subst. [nugae,] trifles. "Oorts okcl- ] 
 
 XddvpjuaTl 1 otto. fiLKpd fiavdavwv . Nub. 630. 
 * 1,KaXadvpit>, v. [fodico,] to pierce. *Hv /ze/pdV Xbvv, e7rXdvfiiiari Kat fiovXr}Tai 
 
 ericaXadvpat. Eccles. 6 10. 
 ^.KaXeiHD, et (rraUw, v. [fodio,] to dig. "Eyo^O' eraXpav, Kal GKaXevovr av&paKas. 
 
 Pax 440. See also ^¥. ipi. SYN. Y,fcd7rrw, bpveraw, Ktveu), bXafaivto, o-Kacpevut. 
 iKaX/ids, ov, 6, subst. [scalmus, paxillus ad quem alligatur remus,] the peg to 
 
 which the oar is fastened. Navrcus re TtevTriKovT*, em oKaXfiGjv 7cXara$. Iph. 
 
 T. 1348. 
 1,KaXo\p, biros, 6, subst. [talpa,] a mole. ^KaXonds, e%ivu)S, aleXovpovs, irvtirXbas. 
 
 Acharn. 879- 
 licdfidvbpXbs, a, bv, et ov, 6 et //, adj. [Scamandrius,] of the Scamander, a river 
 
 in the Troad. ^Kd/JtavbpXovs yap rdabe bXarrepdv pods. Troad. 1 141. * 
 1,Kd]jiavbpbs, ov, 6, P. N. [Scamander.] B09 iKd/uavbpos, beairbras KXypovfuevuv. 
 
 Troad. 29. EPITH. Albs, bivfjeis, r/Xbeis, evppbbs, Pddvbivrjs. 
 ItcaftfiwvXbris, ov, 6, patronym. [Scambonides.] NtKoorpdros b' av (prjaXv, 6 
 
 ^KafipwvXbris. Vesp. 81. 
 ^LKavbdX 77 Opbv, ov, to, subst. [decipula,] a gin or trap. Kar dveXicvoas eptoTiji, 
 
 (ncavbdXrjdp' lards eiribv. Acharn. 687. SYN. 'Po7rrpo^. 
 ^Kavbeid, as, 57, P. N. [Scandia.] ^.Kavbetav 6' dpd butKe KvdrjpXu) 'AfityXbafiavTi. 
 
 K. 268. 
 Sicai/St^, ucos, 6, subst. [scandix, olus quoddam sylvestre,] a wild pot-herb. IkoV- 
 
 biKa /xot bos, firjTpbdev bebey/uevbs. Acharn. 478. 
 HKdiravr], r}s, if, et aKatyXbv, ov, to, subst. [ligo,] a spade. K^'y^t-' e-^wv oKairdvav 
 
 re KaX ehdrX rovrbde fidXa, Theocr. 4. 10. See also Aves 807. Syn. Ar- 
 
 iceXXd. 
 
 1 ^Ka/xdvSpios is also a P. N. in Homer. See Z. 402. and E. 49. 
 
1KAU IKEY 785 
 
 * ^Kairrdv, vid. ^ujTTTpov. 
 
 ^.KcnrTU), f. \p(o t V. [fodio,] to dig. Y.KaiTTei, /^oyAevei dvpirpd, naKfidXwv ardd/xd. 
 
 Here. F. 994f SYN. KdraaicairTb), ondXevu), oxaXAa;, dpvooto. 
 ^Kapbd/xvaaw, v. [nicto, conniveo,] to wink, to blink. Ov oKaphdiivaoeiv, ovhe 
 
 Xpeinrreadai rlvd. Cycl. 619. SYN. Mi/w, Kajiixvio^ waraZu), biybiXXb), /3Xe0d- 
 
 Ixapdfxos, ov, 6, subst. [pes,] a foot. Itcapd/uu) enixpe/2£du)v. Apoll. 3. 1259. 
 
 Syn. See Tlovs. 
 l\'a/)077, r]$, ?/, P. N. [Scarphe,] a city in Locris. Bi/o-ow re, lnup^riv re, icai 
 
 Avyeids Zparetvas. B. 532. 
 2KaTd(payds, ov, 6, subst. [merdivorus,] dirt-eater. Met At 1 ovk eywy', ctXXd 
 
 oKurdcpaydv. b. at ra\dv. Plut. 706. 
 1icu<f>ri, tjs, et oKdtyXs, xbos, rj, snbst. [scapha, cymba,] a tray, a bowl. '6 t))v 
 
 (wa<pr)v Xdfiu)v irpoXTU), to. KrjpXd. Eccles. 742. See also 1. 223. 
 ^icdtyXov, ov, to, subst. [poculum,] a cup, a bowl. 2v be Ko\pi^ ye oKd&Xov duo- 
 
 TETi\fA£v<p. Aves 8O6. SYN."E/w7rw/.jd ; irdr^oXdv. 
 ^.ndtyXs, vid. 1.Kd<f)ri. 
 ^Kdipevs, iios, 6, subst. [fossor,] a digger. 2^d0evs tis, i) fiovtyopfids. Eur. Electr. 
 
 252. 
 ludtyos, eds, to, subst. [scapha, navigium,] any thing hollowed out, the hold 
 
 of a ship, a ship. EW &0t\' 'Apyovs ixi] bXcnrraoQai GKatyos. Med. 1. SYN. 
 
 TlXoiov, KVfjifiii, vavKkripXov. EPITH. T\d<pvpov, 6ddv, TrokvKWKov. 
 ^Kebuvi'VfuX, aKEbaZoj, otubvriixX, et cKEbdio, f. dew et w, v. [dispergo,] to scatter, 
 
 to disperse. 'AXX' dye, nelprja-ai, (TKlbdaov 5' dird itched dviiov. 6. 149- See 
 
 also A. 487» SYN. ' ) AirorrKebavvviiX, (TKibrrjixX, ey^Eio. 
 *lKE~dpds, d,6v, adj. [lucidus,] clear. ^KlBpuv tXsvliwv. Eur.fr. Alcmae. 12.2. 
 
 See in Yi-ijais. 
 licEOpws, adv. [lucide,] clearly, distinctly. Syn. ^AKpifiws, TdpQs, dXrjdws, 
 
 bXa/LnrepES. 
 ^.Keipujv, ojvds, 6, P. N. [Sciron,] a robber in Attica, slain by Theseus. 2tce<pw- 
 
 vds ciKTas 6/ufid Tovfidv flobpqv. Hipp. 1203. 
 ^keXiokXov, vid. ^LkeXos. 
 2»ceXXw, okXeo), et ckXtj/uX, v. [findo aestu,] to cleave or split by heat. ^.KrjXy 
 
 ctfjtyX nipt xpdd h'iatv r)be /jlXeaaX. x L r . 19 1. SYN. Erjpalvio, (ff^at'i'w. 
 ^keXos, eos, et dimin. trKeXtaKidv, ov, to, subst. [tibia, crus,] the shin-bone, the 
 
 leg. Ets b' dnopov I'ikwv bopos, e-tti gkeXos irdXXv. Phoen. 1415. See also Eccl. 
 
 1160. SYN. Kvi'ifjii], aoTpdydXos. 
 2K£7rci5w, et oxi-Vdw, v. [operio, tego,] to cover, to conceal. KpdbXy tXvl &&- 
 
 ttuZu)', Anacr. 21. 10. See also v. 99* SYN. KdXvnru), xpvitTio, artyaiu), 
 
 vriyu), (fivXdaau), KdraaTeyvbto. 
 ^KE-rapvov, ov, to, subst. [ascia,] a hatchet. *£h cV tir dvt)p y^aXkevs ^eXekw iie- 
 
 ydv, f]£ OKEirapvdv. t. 391. SYN. 'Atyrrj. 
 2*ct7rds, to, subst. [praesidium,] a protection. Xelpas vi\pd/JEvos, 06' ini oKE-nds 
 
 t)v dvEfjoio. fx. 336. SYN. ^TEyacrjud, KaXvix/ud, E7rXi<uXvfj/j.d, ETrTjjX-qiid, irp6- 
 
 i3dX{). EpiTH."A/3poi', XeTTTdv. 
 
 * X»ce7rrtos, a, 6v, adj. verbal. [considerandu%] must consider. Ew TrpoofiXfia- 
 £eis [i. b. aXX ETtpo: ttol aKeirriov. Equil. 35. Syn. 'OpuTEds. » 
 
 "LKeirroiiai, v. [(l)circumsptcio ; (2) considero,] to look about or to, to consider. 
 
 KciXXet. top erQevb' <ws cxei oKEXpat Xoyov. Trond. 924. SYN. AiaaxeTiToLiai, 
 
 okoTTEto, EtnaKoTTEb), 7rEpifTKe7rTOLiui, XoyizoLxat, ti'UuLitd/juit, /.JtXtrdw, <pvXu<rodfjiut t 
 
 opdio, OKoirXiopEOLiai. 
 £.Kep(36XX(o, v. [convitior,] to abuse. 'Otii'i nl (j>lXu> ; b. iravaal y ovtos, kcii lai} 
 
 CfcepfioXXE Trovrjpd. Equit. 821. SYN. Aoibdpito, btdfiaXXuj, KepTofiEio, alridd- 
 
 fiai, K€p(3oXeu). 
 ZntpfidXtis, ov, 6 et )), adj. [convitiatorius,] abusive. IxipfidXa iivdiiaavTd. 
 
 Call. fr. 2S1. SYN. Aoibopds, KepTdfxds. 
 
 Zk€vci£u>, f. aio, v. [paro,] to prepare. Xolpws ydp vyne oKevdaras, <{>aau> tylplv. 
 Pros. Lex. 5 G 
 
786 2KEY 2KIA 
 
 Achar'n. 739> SYN. Karao7:ei/ac?w, evr0£7r/c?w, efapTvu), Taaato, direpya^b^iai 
 fi^dpcidfiui, 07rXt'c?w, oreXXw. 
 ^tcevapidv, ov, to, dimin. a onevos, eos, to, subst. [vas, supellex,] a vessel, fur 
 niture. Ka< fiijv bnoTe ti (TKevdpXov too heairoTov. Plut. 1139- See also Equit 
 979- SYN. Tei/^ds, £7rt7rXd, osrXa. 
 
 * ifceuaoreos, a, d>, adj. verbal, [praeparandus,] must prepare, \ei\eivl dp' 
 avrijf feat XeKavrjv oi-zvaa-eov ', Pax 855. 
 
 Scevj), T]s, r/, subst. [apparatus,] arrangement, dress, ^nevj irpeir6vr<os aw/x 
 EfAOv i;ada\pdfiai. Rhes. 202. SYN. 2roX>), gtoXos, KaTavxevri, onXXarXs. 
 
 "Zicevbiroibs, ov, 6, subst. [qui personas parat,] a vizard-maker. TQv ffKevbiroiGiv 
 e'lKaaai tvclvtms ye \ii\v. Equit. 232. 
 
 I.Kevos, vid. ^KevdpXbv. 
 
 I.scevbfybpbs, ov, 6 et ?), adj. [qui impedimenta portat,] a baggage-bearer. 
 'Eyio £' eodfiai aoi ffKevofopos ev rw jXepei. Ran. 499* 
 
 * I,Ke\pis, ews, t], subst. [consideratio,] consideration. Kcu cnityXv, &<rf i\br) 
 vbeiv. Ran. 974. SYN. No?yjua. 
 
 Zffqvaw, et <mpew, v. [tentorium figo,] to pitch a tent. IieStW dbonrXd) ovvte s 
 
 eaKrjvrjfiepoi. Acharn. 69* 
 Iterjvr}, fjs, fj, aKrjvrjjjid, et aK^viafta, cabs, to, subst. [(l) tentorium, (2) casa,] a 
 
 tent; a cottage, an abode. "Ect. tXv dvbpd Topf enl (nervals bpd>. Hec. 721. 
 
 See also Clioeph. 245. and Ion 1133. SyN. nepiJTEraoyxa, scXXaXa, olKia, 
 
 oUrjfjia. EPITH. Seiepa, aroi^os, becKoavvbs, fffuKpa,Xepa, Tifxyecrad. 
 
 ^.KTITTavXdV, Vid. iKfJTTTpdv. 
 
 Hk^wtos, ov, 6, subst. [turbo,] a thunderbolt, a whirlwind, a storm. TXvt 
 Tpbiru; XoifAOv tXs i)\de (Ticr]7rTbs, rj gtugis 7roXei ; Pers.721. SYN. Tv^ws, ke- 
 pavvbs, rapaxfj. 
 
 ^K^Tr-ovyXa, as, ij, subst. [(1) sceptri gestatio ; (2) imperium,] the bearing of 
 the sceptre; sway. TW ap^Xaiov, ogt, eki GK-qTrTovyXq. Pers. 302. 
 
 ^KijTTTov^ds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [sceptrum gestans,] sceptre-bearing. l*Kr)7rTovx os 
 fiaaXXevs, fxrjbe (ppeaXv aicrX/ja elbws. (3. 231. 
 
 ^KrjiTTpoy, Dor. gkclttto}', et GKriitavXbv, ov, to, subst. [sceptrum,] a sceptre, a 
 staff. ^.Kf]TTTp(o IJpXdfjiov blEpetbb/jeva. Troad. 151. See slso Nem. 11. 4. and 
 ft. 247. SYN. 2niTT(x)y, pafibbs, fiaKrpbv. EPITH. "OXfiXbv, fiaaTXyfibv , 7ra- 
 Aeuo*>, acpdXrbv, naTpiowv, dvfiapts, 7rayv, -^pvalbv, \jstXbv, apyvpbrjXbv, bXKoxnrb- 
 Xov, ayXaot'. 
 
 Ikijtttu), et crKrjTTTb/xat, v. [immitto cum impetu ; incido, incumbo ; simulo,] 
 to dash or hurl upon ; to fall down or upon, to lean upon; to pretend. Ylpb- 
 bbrXs dv el-qs' Trjv j3Xav GKi]\\jaG > e^eis. Helen. S33. SYN. 'Ev0T»/7rra>, E7rtGK))Trrio, 
 
 k^lTZl-KTit), KaTaOKYjUTlO, 7TEpX(jO.XX(i), ETTEpeiblt), OTTjpl^d), 7rpb([)dGi£bfJiai. 
 
 ^Ki]piTTT(o, et (TKtipiivTbfiai, v. [innitor,] to rest upon. X^Xas gkyipitctovte 7rdvr)ji£- 
 
 pXoi KOVEOVTCLl. Apoll. 2. 66'9. 
 
 ^LkTj^Xs, ems, >/, subst. [praetextus,] a pretext, a plea. Ik^^iv tXv kxQpols aols 
 
 E\ovTd beiKvvvai. Med. 742. SYN. YlpbtydvXs, dvdfibXrj, 7rp6tT)(r]fjid, <ppov- 
 
 tXs. 
 2/cta, as, et GKXds, abbs, y, subst. [umbra,] a shade, a shadow. Ta di>r)-d 5' ov 
 
 vvv Trp&Tbv i)yovfiai anXav. Med. 1221. See also Theocr. 15. 119* Epith. 
 
 'A.VTioToiybs, i;ov(f)rj, nETpaia, 
 £<aa$£(6V, ov, to, subst. {umbella,] an umbrella. "Eppnrrai to aKXdbetbv. 
 
 Thesm. 829- Syn. IkXci, owy. 
 ^KXai.u), et aicXdu), v. [oburnbro,] to overshadow. 'ETret b£ t^kviov yErVs Zfiibv 
 
 onXaCETai. Phoeu. 6l. See also j3. 388. SYN. 2K€7rac'w, EiriKpintTW, (TKbrt£(D t 
 
 Zbtybii), djiavpbh). 
 IkuiBos, ov, ij, P. N. [Sciathus,] an island in the ^Egean sea opposite to Mount 
 
 Pelion. tf>ah>£Tb eh'dXXr}1.KXd0os, <pai'vovTb 5' dntoQlv. Apoll. 1. 583. 
 iKXanovs, trbbbs, adj. [latos pedes habens,] broad-footed. Upos be rols 2<m- 
 
 7r6aX. Aves 1553. 
 ^KXapbabfjibs, ov, b et /;, adj. [umbrosa coma vestitus,] clad with foliage. YkXu- 
 
2KIA 2K0n 787 
 
 poKdfiov t Iv epveoXv vXas ', BaccI). 864. 
 Irtas, vid.^LKia. 
 ^.nXarpofew, v. [in umbra nutrio,] to nourish in the shade. To£ey^t#r' alvelv /it/} 
 
 (TKiaTpdfovfiEPos. Eur. fr. Bell. 17. 8. 
 1.Kibvr)/xX, vid. 2(C£§avrvyuf. 
 ZnXipos, a, or, atideib))s, <jiuwbr}S, eos, 6 et ^, €t okXoeis, cacrci, ef, adj. [umbro- 
 
 sus,] shady. Apti-Kwv, rrKiepq. KtirtixaXKds. Iph. T. 1247. See also Aves 
 
 687. Eur. Suppl. 769. and E. 525. S.YN. Manias, ntiraoKXos, bevbpfeis, kci\- 
 
 XX<f>vXXos, (TKoreiros, avvqpl^ris. 
 ^KiXXd, ris, ri, subst. [squilla,] a sea-onion. 'ApictibXicoi aKiXXaiaXv inro nXevpas 
 
 re teal u/povs. Theocr. 7. 107. 
 iKifxaXigw, v. [talitro, ludificor,] to fillip, to point at with contempt. "07rws dv 
 
 avrovs pr)/uta-iois (XKifxaXiffw. Acharn. 444. Syn. XXevd<*?w. 
 2o'/i7roi/s, TTobds, 6, subst. [grabatus,] a pallet, a couch. 'AiroWiifiat beiXaios' £k 
 
 tov fficifXTrdbos. Nllb. 709. SYN. Kptifitirov. 
 ^KifiTTTU), et (TKifjifiaiZio, v. [faeio incumbere,] to cause to rest upon, to fasten. 
 
 Meaaois aporpov <n;//ii//aro. Pytll. 4. 399- SYN. 'E-rreoeibo), okt]tttu>, crKrjp'nr- 
 
 Tut. 
 
 YxiHeihqs, et anXoets, vid. UrtEpos. 
 
 Zidxtou, (ovuSf 6, subst. [baculus,] a staff. Kayw cKoXXy gkittwvX ytpos. Hec. 
 65. SYN. See Baicrpdy. 
 
 * 2*apd, wv, tU, P. N. [Scira,] a festival at Athens which gave name to the 
 month iKXpaQdplwv. "baa Inipois ebo^e rals efiais (jnXats. Eccles. 18. 
 
 Hicippds, ov, 6, subst. [externa pars casei,] the rind of cheese. 'Ee t&v TroXim> 
 
 tov anippov e^ebrjboKev. Vesp. 920. 
 XctpTuio, f. rjfTu, v. [salio, Jascivio,] to leap, to frisk. 'ETrXcrtj/ud irioXoi bp8 t udbis 
 
 eaKipTbiv (pofio). Phoen. 1141. SYN. 'AvaonipTtiw, aXXofxai, OKaipu, dvaarpl- 
 
 (pdjJLCii. 
 iKiprrjpiu., tiros, to, subst. [saltus,] a leap, a struggle. KwXov dyei Td^yirovv 
 
 cnupTrmaTd Bck^a. Bacch. l65. SYN. YlrjbrjiJid, aXfiti. 
 SuraXoi, (dv, 01, subst. [homines viles et improbi,] worthless men. "Aye br) 
 
 ZkXtclXoi, Kal Revokes, i\v ft ty(o. Equit. 634. SYN. EvreXr/s, novrjpos. 
 HnX<l)br}s, vid. IkXepos. 
 
 * ^.icXujvr), rjs, ij, P. N. [Scioue,] a town in Thrace. Ttjpelv IkXwvtjv, Ilvti tovtov 
 tov -ntirpos. Vesp. 210. 
 
 TLkXeio, vel aKXrj/uX, vid. ZiceXXw. 
 
 IkXtjpos, a, ov, adj. [durus, asper,] hard, cruel, 'ft fiapfidpov at) Qpefijid ku\ 
 
 <tkXt)q()v Bpdaos". Androm. 260. SYN. *Avrji'))s, aypXos, OTeppos, tiTEpapvos, yii- 
 
 Xettos, Tpdyys, aTlplos, beivos. 
 HkXtjpws, adv. [duriter, aspere,] hardly, crueljy. 'EwX ralaX rrerpais ov <ppov-t£et 
 
 crKXrjpoJs at Ktidrjfutrbv ovtojs. Equit. 783. SYN. Xd\t>ws, betvws. 
 2,Kvnrcuds, a, ov, adj. [tardus,] slow. 'Epxp/utvat crKvnralov tinaTrevboiEV dbfrav. 
 
 Theocr. 16. 93. Syn. Bptibus. 
 IkoXXov, ov, to, subst. [carmen conviviale,] a convivial song. 'ErXdei vdfxovs, 
 
 ujtnrep aicoXXu, yiy pa fXfiEvovs. Acharn. 531. 
 IkoXXos, a, ov, adj. [obliquus,] crooked, wrong, unjust. See in IkIttuv. Syn. 
 
 AoxpXds, arpEftXds, dbXKos, bvaylpiis. 
 HxdXoxp, ottos, 6, subst. [palus, vallus,] a pale, a stake, a palisade. Ylr^aX dva 
 
 OK&XoTrf.rroX, r8fl6vff uirtiXijs 0x6 betpfjs. 2. 177' SYN. ^.Tctvpos, vxioXos, ytipa£. 
 TLkoXv/uos, ov, o, subst. [scolymus,] a kind of thistle, an artichoke, "ll^osbk 
 
 vkoXvjios t civde'i, Kai ?)x^ r " »"feTi4« Hes. Op. 580. 
 iKoptfipos, ov, oy subst. [scombrus,] a mackerel. Iltpt AtiKtbcufjdvXwv, iripi 
 
 tncofufipiov veiov. Equit. 100S. 
 ^Koirdbai, wv, 01, P. N. [Scopadai,] the inhabitants of Scopium, a town in 
 
 Thessaly. TloXXoi be ^KoTrdbcucrXv eXauvo/itvoi ttoti oclkov. Theocr. 16. 36. 
 IkoweXos, ov, 6, okottt), et (TKd7rXd, as, »/, subst. [scopulus,] a beacon, a cliff. Tot- 
 
 yap Odvovaai aKdwZXov ijixui,av niTpas. Ion 277- See also Again. 300. aild A, 
 
788 2K01I 2KYA 
 
 275. SYN. 'Airoppios, epttrvrj. EPITH. 'HXt/jaro's, ffiptos, TriXtyavfcrrjKavyijs, 
 
 7rot7raXoets, a.yj(XdXds, KVfxaTOirX^l, Xofdets, arv(j>e\os. 
 2(fd7T€w, et (TKOTredfjiai, v. [speculor,] to explore, to look to, to consider. 2jco7ra> 
 
 ra xp^iU&G', ws ey/t i"£7 a aQZvos. Eur. Electr. 427. SYN. HKexropai, Trepioxe- 
 
 irropat. 
 HLnoirri, et oKoirXa, vid. SkotteXos. 
 SKOTriac'w, et (TKdntwpEbfxcu,\. [e specula observo.] to watch, to spy. NwXfjUEs' 
 
 oi/S' avert yvotrjs, pd\d 7rep aKOKia^djy. 5.58. See also Vesp. 36l. SYN. 
 
 See ^LueTtTopat. 
 LKdnos, ov, 6, subst. [(1) speculator, (2) prceses, (3) meta,] a spy, an inspector ; 
 
 a superintendant ; a mark. ^Licd-rovs Eirepxpe rovabe rtov euCjv kclk(vp. Eur. 
 
 Electr. 354. SYN. KaroVrfjs, ETrottT^, /cdro7rn)p, naTcuncdirtis, dear^s, tyopos, 
 
 Teppd, Tvnos. 
 iKOpbXvdopat, V. [pandiculor,] to yawn. ^tevio, KE^rji'd, anopbXviopai, irepbopat. 
 
 Acharn. 30. 
 ItcdpdbaXpr}, r)s, rj, subst. [muria allio condita,] garlick-pickle. Irepytav aKopo- 
 
 bctXprj, pri bwaeiv to TplwfidXdv. Eccles. 292. 
 ^Kopobtco), v. [allio alo vel inficio,] to give a taste of, or to feetTwith garlick. 
 
 Hv b\ ioYld(j)\dywp, <pdctuov (j)XXe~iv p, eaKopobXods. Equit. 94>6. 
 Hicdpdbldv, dimin. a ffKopdbov,ov, to, subst. [allium^] garlick. 'AXXa aKopdbXois 
 
 vtto Tpv<pfjs inaaTOTE. Plut. 818. See also Vesp. 1 167. 
 ILkotcivos, gkotios, a, bv t et (TKOToeis, eaad, ev, adj. [(1) tenebricosus, (2) spu- 
 
 rius,] darksome, dark, gloomy, spurious. 4>£p\ es otcdreivas TrepXfioXds p£du> $(pds. 
 
 Phoen. 283. See also Alcest. 1009. and Hes. Op. 553. Syn. 'Op^aTos, 
 
 dtpeyyrjs, Xadpalos, vodos, KVEtyalos, a^wrtcros. 
 ^KorXa, as, f}, gkotos, eos, to, et gkotos, ov, 6, 1 subst. [tenebraB,] darkness. Alev 
 
 eKoTXa KovnTErai. Phoen. 346. See also Hipp. 419. and Iph. T. 1026. SYN. 
 
 Kri(pds, op(j>rr}, JjXvyrj. EPITH.^Atpm, arvyepa, (pOdrepa. 
 ILiidTobivXdio, et (TKordbiiEis), v. [vertigine tenebricosa laboro,] to have a dizziness. 
 
 Kai otibrbbivXio. Acharn. 1219. SYN. 'IXtyyXdu). 
 Y.KOToptivXos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [illunis,] moonless. Nv£ b' dp' E7rf]Xd£ rnKJ? aKOTopij- 
 
 vXos, ve & dpa Zeus. £. 457. 
 Ilkotos, vid. 2/corta. 
 ^kotou), v. [tenebras obduco,] to darken. 'Eyw aKoraxrio /3Xe$cipa ical bibopKord. 
 
 Aj. Fl. 85. SYN. 'Apavpoio, o-vaKiagu), KvityaZi*). 
 ILKvbpatviti, et tiKvciofxat, v. [succeuseo,] to be angry with. Mr) pot, IlarpojcXe, 
 
 GKvbpatvEpEV, a'tKE Trudrjcti. ft. 592. See also I. 198. SYN. 'Opyic.opat, 6p- 
 
 yaivw, bvanoKaivii), arvyvct^h), OKvdpii)Tra£u). 
 lupous, ov, 6, et JLievdaiva, 7fs, //, P. N. [Scytha,] a Scythian. Our ovv Qprj'i%i 
 
 pXydbes ^.KvdaX, ovte YXyvvvot. Apoll. 4. 320. See also Lysistr. 184. 
 iKvdiZo), v. [more Scythico utor,] to imitate the Scythians. Knt upard, irXdicd- 
 
 pov t kaKvdiapEvoyXvpoj. Eur. Electr. 241. 
 1LkvQXk6s, et IkvBXos, o, 6v,' l adj. [Scythicus.] Scythian. Kcu ttovtov ^Lk^QXkoIo 
 
 TTEpav, KaX odt TrXdrv reT^os. Theocr. 16. 99. 
 ?£icvdpa£(t), et (TKvdpa)Trci£u), v. [vultu sum tetrico et moesto,] to be sullen-looking. 
 
 X' w pep GKvBpaZet' beondTYis 5' drtaTopel. Eur. Electr. 830. See also Lysistr. 
 
 7. SYN. See Hnvbpalvb). 
 1,Kv~dp<i)7rds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [vultu tristi,] sullen-looking. Tov vvv oKvQpoiTrov Kai 
 
 £vve<rru)Tos (ppevtiv. Alcest. 813. SYN. BXo<ri)pos, arvyvps, xdXenos, OTpvtyvos, 
 
 &V(TKdXoS. 
 
 2fci)Xa^, aKds, et cKvpvos, ov, 6, subst. [catulus,] a whelp, a cub, a dog.- "O^ 
 
 topocriTOt aKvXduES, as Edptxpard* Bacch. 334. and 2. 419. SYN. See Ki/wv. 
 ^KvXevpd, vid. HkvXov. 
 ^LkvXevm, vid. 2uXdw. 
 
 1 *' 'ZkStos, in masculino genere magis Atticum est, monente, post alios, Porsono ad Hec. 
 819." CI. Monk. Hipp. 192. 
 
 3 "inveia, with many other similar adjectives, is used absolutely, yn or X<fy> a being understood, 
 to denote the country of Scythia, &c. 
 
2KYA 2MAP 789 
 
 I^XXd, r)s, if, P. N. [Scylla,] a marine monster in the Straits of Messena. Kal 
 IkvXXdv, ?/ Tvpurivdv wKr}<re aulas. Med. 1356. EPITH. Aecvj), Trerpaia, kxhuv, 
 dXooQpwv, AvadvXa, TrorvXd. PHR. See \x. 95 — 105. 
 
 IW/XXw, v. [lacero, fatigo, vexo, cutem detraho,] to tear, to weary, to harass, 
 to excoriate. licvXXovrai irpds dvavbcov, rjl. Pers. 583. Syn. Ivput, <re/w, 
 
 pl7TT('l8(t), Teipd), €P0-)(\eM. 
 
 2.Kv\dhe\le(i), vid. ^KVTdrdped}. 
 
 ^.KvXubexprjs, ov, o, subst. [coriarius,] a currier, a tanner. 'Es twp <TKvXdheih£jv t 
 Tjv & hrltkivy rijv dvpav. Eccles. 420. Syn. See Ikvtevs. 
 
 ZkvXov, ov, et (TKvXev/jd, drds, et gkvXos, Ids, to, subst. [spolium,] spoil. Kal 
 
 <TKv\a ypdxLets ttGjs ett 'Ivd^ov pools ; Phoen. 583. See also 8/1. and Theocr. 
 
 25. 142. SYN. 'EXwpXov, Xeia, XrjXs, Xd(bvpd {ret,) iXwp. EpiTH. KoAXtoroV 
 
 BdpX6)]pardv, tDpordZv. 
 
 iKVfivos, vid. ?.KvXa£. 
 
 J.k-vpds, ov, i], P. N. [Scyrus,] an island and town near Eubcea. 2<vpdv IXhv 
 
 aixelar, 'Evvijos TrrdXXedpdv. I. 664. EPITH. AlyX fiords, rjVEfidevad, IvdXXa. 
 ILfCvpwTds, ?), dv, adj. [complanatus,] level. ItcvpwTav dbdv, ev-dd. Pyth. 5. 
 
 124. 
 ^.KvrdXr], r)s, >/, oKvrdXdv et GKvrdXXdv, ov, to, subst. [lorum, scytale,] a wand, a 
 
 thong, the scytale. Et7rep ye x avT V '^ ri (TKvrdXT) Adk'wvXKrj. Lysistr. 991. 
 
 See also Eccl. 76. and Aves 1283. See also Theocr. 17. 31. and Aves 1283. 
 
 SYN. f Po7rdXdv, pd(3bos, XjjdadXr]. 
 ^Kvrevs, ews, et o-Kvrdrdfids, ov, 6, subst. [coriarius,] a tanner or currier, a shoe- 
 maker. Sicvrns, fjdXdvfjs, aXfpXrdfioifio) , TopvevraanXboXvpoTrriyoi, Aves 49 1. 
 
 See also H. 221. SYN. Bvpadbed/rjs. 
 HkvtXvos, 77, dv, adj. [coriaceus,] leathern. Ovblv 7]X6l pa-^d/nlvrj atcvrXvov 
 
 KaQeifxevdv. Nub. 538. .SYN. AepptdrXvos. 
 ^KVTOTdjxeu}, et o-KvXdbexLebj, v. [coriarius sum,] to be a tanner, leather-cutter, or 
 
 shoemaker. *H onvroTdfjielv, rj aKvXdbe\be~iv. Pint. 514. 
 Ikvtos, eos, to, subst. [cutis, corium,] a hide. '6 vovs yap v,fiS>v i\v tot kv rols 
 
 okvteoXv. Pax 669. SYN. Aep^d, fivpad, bdpd. 
 ^kvtoto/uXkos, ?), ov, adj. [ad artem sutoriam pertinens,] of a shoemaker or 
 
 cobbler. To crtcvrdrdfiXKOv 7rXf}dos' ol 8 eK tuv dypQv. Eccles. 432. 
 ^Kv<pds, ov, 6, et eds, to, subst. [poculum,] a bowl, a cup. 'Hbv axxxpov rub' 
 
 daQlvearlpcp Trorw. Eur. Electr. 499* SYN. Alirds, KiaoijfiXdv, 7roT>ipXov, Kv-rreX- 
 
 Xdv. EpiTH. KiaaXvdv, yjpvaldrevKTOv, apyvpldv, evpv, bopdrldv. 
 1.ku)Xi]1, Tjkds, 6, subst. [vermis,] a worm. "CLfrnlp 01 o-KwXrjkls, kv rols Kvrrdpois 
 
 KivovfiEvoi. Vesp. 1101. 
 SfcwXds, ov, 6, subst. [palus aridus,] a dry stake. Ka\ Td fxlv avrov fxelv' ware 
 
 vkuiXos irvpXtiavfjTds. N. 564. 
 Ynio/j/jid, drds, et dimin. ffKUfi/udrXdv, ov, to, subst. [vituperium,] a banter, a 
 
 jeer. 'AXX' eld vvv tu>v okw/jfidTiov dVnXXdyevres i]br). Pltat. 31 6. See also 
 
 Vesp. 1280. SYN. VlaibXa, XotbdpXa, ylXolov, fitofjLoXdyXd. 
 IhWTTTdXris, ov, o, subst. [vituperator,] a banterer, a jester. 'O oxw 777-0X7/$. 
 
 hpa^fx^v f.iET ifjiov Trpit)i]v Xd/3wv. Vesp, 788. SYN. Aoibdpds, yeXotaorr>)$, /3w- 
 
 /uoXov^os. 
 1ku)irru), v. [vitupero,] to banter, to disparage. Kai rols ala^pols aloyyve<T6at, 
 
 cav 0-KW7TTTJ Tts at, tyXiyeodai. Nub. 992. SYN. KdrdylXdw, Xoibopiio, Xrjpeu), 
 
 Epea^tXEti). 
 'Ejcutp, gen. okdros, to, subst. [merda,] ordure. Kai oku>p del vyv kv hi rovra 
 
 KEtfiivovs. Elan. 146. Syn. Konpos, fiopfiupds. 
 ZiciopdfjXs, Xbds, ii, subst. [sella fatniliaris,] a close-stool. "Ivd /ju) ylvoj/nat (rcw 
 
 pdfils Ku)/ju)bU}'i. Eccles. 371. Syn. Aaaavdr. 
 licioxp, ojTrds, 6, subst. ["avis inauspicata, ex genere noctuarum," Damm.] a 
 
 kind of owl. K>/£ dplwv tol okwkes at/booX yapvcraivrd. Theocr. 1. 36. SYN. 
 
 TXavl. 
 2/udjOdycu;, et c/uapdytcw, v. [resono,] to roar. Aeiw/v re fipovrrlv, tir dv ovpd- 
 
790 ZMAO 200X 
 
 vbdev crfidpdyijorf. 0. 199. See also Hes. Theog. 693. SYN. 'Hxew, <j>6eyyb' 
 
 fiat, ^o0£w. 
 Hfiadfiat, et <tju?;x w > v * [detergo,] to wipe. n&frrat, XXirdpov afiacrdfAEva. irXbicd- 
 
 fxov. Call. 5. 32. See also Pax 1307. SYN. Tpifito, diroaii^yw, ditbfxaaaw, 
 
 Kadaipu), bfiopyvv^X. 
 IfiepbaXZos, et afiepbvbs, ?), oV, adj. [terrificus,] terrible. IfxepbdXsr) KtydXij, ev 
 
 be rpiaTOixol bbovrss. fi. 91» See also O. 68?. SYN. Qofiepos, <f>piK&bris f 
 
 bends. 
 ^Ifirjvbs, eos, to, subst. [examen,] a swarm. 'AW eix^/m* /ueya yap tX Oewv 
 
 KivelTcit afxTp'bs doibals. Nub. 297. SYN. HfifiXos, capos. 
 ^LfjirjXU), vid. 2juafyuat. 
 Lfjutepos, vid. MXicpos. 
 HjuiXaZ, 1 clkos, >/, subst. [smilax, taxus,] a herb called bind-weed. Sre^avovs, 
 
 bpvos re, aplXdnos r avdeafbpov. Bacch. 692. EPITH. ~KXbr)pd, KaXXiKap7rbs, 
 
 iroXvtyvXXbs. 
 Y.fii\evjja, drosy to, subst. [ramentum,] a pariug. 2xti'£d\a/xbii' te -xapatpvXa, 
 
 ff/utXevfidTa t epywv. Ran. 819* 
 lniXrj, rjs, fj, et afilXXbv, ov t to, subst. [scaiprum,] a graver, a pen-knife. Ae£- 
 
 aade afxiXr^s oXkovs. Thesm. 779- SYN. rXvcpdvbs. 
 Xfitrdevs, e<os, 6, [epith. Apollinis. Vid. Daram. in P. N.] a name of Apollo. 
 
 iLjjuvdev' e'cTTore toi yapXevT tirX vtjbv epexpa... A. 39* 
 HLfxXvvri, rjs, ^, subst. [ligo,] a spade. TImXQ yavXov, KT&fiai (Tfjuvvrjv, ko.1 tcis 
 
 vbpXas avopvTTb). Aves 602. SYN. AfaeXXd, a^ivrj, aKcupeiov. 
 1/j.vyepds, a, bv, adj. [patiens, serumnosus,] enduring, calamitous. TpuraaX 
 
 'Afia£dvXb(t)V fusra be a/jivyepwTdToX avbpujv. Apoll. 2. 374. SYN. Moyepos. 
 *1/uvyep(os, adv. [serumnose,] wretchedly. "Art/v ov ofivyep&s, beiv&v xnrep old 
 
 t eopyd. Apoll. 4. 381. 
 2,fivpvd, rjs, f/, subst. [myrrha,] myrrh, frankincense. 1 J.f.ivpvrjs Xbp&rd, xpvaEwv 
 
 t eKTrwixdToyv. Ion 1175. EPITH. AlQspXa, ebwbrjs, 'Aaravpia. 
 2/zv^w, 3 f. fa, V. [attero,] to waste away. Kijp dy^ei ajjiv^pvod' vdos be oX, 
 
 rjvr bveipos. Apoll. 3. 446. SYN. 'Airoafivxtu, avaXiaicu), Tpv%(o, bXcMpdeipu), 
 
 KO.U0. 
 
 l*fAu>bt£, tyybs, fj, subst. [vibex,] a weal. X/zw5<£ & alfxaToeaad fieratypevov e^vrr- 
 
 dvecrTt], B. 267. SYN. KovbvXr}, /.iwXioip, rvXrj. 
 lofidpds, a, ov, adj. [tetricus, durus,] sullen, stern, severe, 'fts obj3dpbs, <5 
 
 Aa.fia.TEp, elcrEXrjXvdEy. Plut. 872. SYN. ( YiTEpri<f>dvbs, %dX£7ros, avdetbrjs. 
 2o/3dpws, adv. [tetrice,] sullenly, sternly. M»/ jjloi obfidpios x^P ei Xiav. Pax 83. 
 
 SYN. 'YnEprifdvios, beivios. 
 So/few, v. [expello,] to drive away, to move. "Aye vvv Zireibr) tovtovi aiab- 
 
 firiKd/JiEV. Acharn. 211. SYN. 'A7roo-d/3ew, Kiveto, bpfidio, (hdZu), diriXavvu), 
 
 TTTbEOt). 
 
 *1bXot, lav, ol, P. N. [Soli,] a town in Cyprus. 'Hbe ^bXovs, IdXdfuvd te, tcls 
 
 vvv. Pers. 892. 
 2oXos, ov, 6, subst. [discus ferreus,] an iron quoit. e E|e/^s b f laravTb' abXov 
 
 b* eXe bws 'Eneibs. Y. 839. SYN. See Aivtcbs. EPITH. AvToxbu)vbs, evbi- 
 
 vrjTos. 
 LbXvftoi, (ov, ol, P. N. [Solymi,] a nation bordering upon Lycia. T^XofleV etc 
 
 IbXvfiiov bpEtJV Xbiv eiadrb yap ol. e. 283. EPITH. KvbdXXpoi. 
 IbXwv, 'jjvbs, 6, P. N. [Solon,] the Athenian lawgiver. 'Epw bi bi) mi t6v 1b- 
 
 Xatvos a-ot vo/ibv. Aves 1660. EPITH. IldXcuds, (pXXbbrjiubs. 
 Hbbfiai, v. [festino,] to hasten. HovadZ vvv, t5 £avdai, oovoQe, neXacytdS^. 
 
 Call. 5. 4. SYN. 'Op/xdio, crrevbio. 
 ILbbs, ados, et <rws, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [salvus,] safe. "Ottttms ol irdpd vrjvaX abot 
 
 1 " Utroque modo scribitur ff(Jil\aii et /xl\a^, ut ff/xapaySos et ixcipaySos." Barnes. 
 
 2 2nipi>a is also a P. N., a city of Ionia, in Asia Minor, Horn. Hymn. 8. 4. 
 
 3 The penult, of <rp.vx<» is short in the aor. pass. 
 
20P0 inAP 791 
 
 fjLuxeoivrd 'Axaioi. A. 344. See also A. 32. and Hec. QSO. Syn. 'fyXr)s, 
 
 uKepatos, a/3Xd/3?/s. 
 IdpoTTTiyds, ov, 6, subst. [sandapilarum fabricator,] a coffin-maker. *H toIs 
 
 Guponriydls rrjv jAdinav avrov typdau). Nub. 844. 
 Idpds, ov, ?/, subst. [sandapila,] a coffin, a bier, a tomb. YldQelv, ipav t eoikcls 
 
 wpalas odpov. Vesp. 1365. SYN. $eperpdv t Or'jKT], t&Qos, fxvrjfia. EPlTH, 
 
 AxQlvr), eyyaXicds. 
 Ids, el reds, i), dv, pronora. [tuus,] thine. Ovkovv ndKvvet To'iabe cols fiovXev- 
 
 fxdaXv. Hec. 251. See also Heracl. 911. 
 lowldpards, ov, 6, adj. [Sunii adoratus,] prayed to at Sunium. AeX^tVwv pe- 
 
 hewv, HovvXapars. Equit. 560. 
 lovviepaKds, ov, 6, adj. [qui, velut accipiter, Sunium defendit,] a hawk, pro- 
 tector of Sunium. T ft Y.ovvXEpaKE, ^a7p' dva^ YleXapylice. Aves 868. 
 jLovvXbv, ov, to, P.N. [Sunium,] a town and promontory in Atlica. MdXeas r y 
 
 dKpOL K€vdfXU>V£S, i] TE ?L.OVVXg). Cyd. 293. 
 
 * 2.ovad, wv, to, P. N. [Susa,] one of the chief cities of Persia. OIte to lovatavy 
 776' 'Ayfidrdvwv. Pers. l6. 
 
 lovaXyfvrjs, lbs, 6 et f], adj. [Susis genitus,] born at Susa. Ylepadv LovaXyhfj 
 Qeov. Pers. 649. 
 
 * lovaXs, Xbbs, >/, P. N. [Susis,] a country in Asia, the capital of which was 
 Susa. Kivav-bpov fxZy dorv HovaXbbs. Pers. 124. 
 
 1d(f>Xa, as, 77, subst. [sapientia,] wisdom, philosophy. Ay'idrjs* abtyXq. & av ab- 
 
 tyXav. CE. R. 503. SYN. fypovriaXs, efnreipXa, vovs, e-kigti)jit}, evfiovXXa. EPITH. 
 
 K\e£Jordr77, ayrij, b'ld, Epdn), Xipa, a/uftpbaXa. 
 J.d(pi£oj, et adtylZduai, v. [(l) sapientem reddo, (2) sapiens, peritus sum; (3) 
 
 comminiscor,] to render wise; to be wise, clever; to contrive. Ovbev ab(pi- 
 
 $dfx€crdd ro!crX balfibo'l. Bacch. I96. SYN. Te^va^o/iat, Xoyois dndrdo). 
 Sd^toyid, drds, to, subst. [commentum,] a contrivance, a device. Kab/uov od- 
 
 <pto~jjidd\ a>v vXv ovvekcl KTdvelv. Bacch. 30. SYN. XiXdcrfxd, evdu/urj/ud, bxbay/nd, 
 
 u7rdTT). EPITH. Qea-adXdv, kukov, kojx^ov, bdXXov. 
 ^d<pi(TTi)s, ov, 6, subst. [sophista, doctus artifex,] a sophist, a clever contriver. 
 
 TloXXwv aofio-Trjs Tr-qparuiv EyiyvbfJirjv. Heracl. 993* 
 ^.btybs, compar. vbtyioTEpbs, superl. co^wrdros, 77, 6v, adj. [sapiens,] wise. KpXrrjs 
 
 dv e'tris ov ab(j>6s yvwfxrjs E/xf/s. Eur. Suppl. 1063. SYN. ^Lvvetos, efityptov, 
 
 irETraibevnEvds, evvobs. 
 1o(PokXetis, et contr. IdtyonXrjs, eos, 6, P. N. [Sophocles,] a celebrated tragic 
 
 poet. Ov Kal ^IdcjwKXhjS avTiXd^ETd tov dpovov ; Ran. 787. 
 1d(f>u>s, adv. [sapienter,] wisely. J.dfu>s & £<pevpEs (vote fit) ddvelv ttote. Alcest. 
 
 715. 
 l-ndddu), v. [(1) texo, (2) profuse insumo. Vid. Brunck. in 1. c. (3) ordior,] to 
 
 weave; to spend lavishly; to contrive. YlpdfydoXv ityaaKdv u> yvvai, XXay 
 
 ff7rd0ps. Nub. 55. SYN. 'Ytyaivw, pctTrrw, bdirdidb), dvaXiffKU). 
 iTrddr}, 77s, 77, subst. [radius textorius,] a sliultle. 2,7rddr]s te 7rXr)yds, els bi 
 
 Orjpiojv ypdfr'iv. Choeph. 226. 
 ^.Traipto, v. [palpi to,] to quiver. ITa7§d <pXXov airaipovTd bXa <j)Xdyos' %ke & 
 
 dvri'jv. Apoll. 4. 874. SYN. 'Acnralpu), TraXXdfiat, aXXo/jcti. 
 SrftWSw, v. [penuria laboro,] to sufl'er from poverty. Ov rwiS' ev dyiXats 
 
 oXfiXais cnrdv'i£bixZv. Helen. 1259- SYN. Aidfxai, dndpEOJ. 
 J.TrdvXos, et oTrapvus, 7}, dv, adj. [rams,] rare, scarce. 'Ev /3torw mrdvXov fiEpds' 
 
 7] ydp E-noiy\ Alcest. 489. See also Call. 3. 19. Syn. See 'Apuibs. 
 'S.irdvXs, Eios, et ^Trdvia, 7/, subst. [penuria,] poverty, want. Adyuaprd' (j>Xavpat> 
 
 h' ov (nrdvts yvvcuK t^etv. Iph. A. 1 1 63. SYN. "Evbeid, dnvpXn. 
 5.7rdvtaTds, 7), ov, adj. [inops,] poor. Tr)v vvv awdvitrro'is bt^tTat httpiifxaai. 
 
 CE. C. 4. SYN. EvrcX7)s, andvXos, afUKpds, kXXXiri\s. 
 %Trdpayfid, drds, to, et airdpayfids, ov, b, subst. [laceratio,] a^ rending. 27rd- 
 
 payfid Kdfjias. Androm.818. See also Bacch. 724. SYN."A/ivy/ud, bXapptfXs, 
 
 avaayXoXs. 
 
792 SnAP 2IIEP 
 
 l7rapa(T<T(t), V. [lacei'O,] to tear. "£ap*as yepaids ecnrdpa? air ooriuv. Med. 1214. 
 SYN. 'Afivaab), bXaairdu), KaraoTrapaaau), KaTapprjypvfit, Xdri£(0, avaayictio. 
 
 lirapyavigu), awapydpdu), et inus. aTtapyta, v. [fasciis involvo,] to wrap in swad- 
 dling-clothes. T£ be CTrapyavXaaoa fjeyav XXdop kyyvakitfiv. Hes. Theog. 485. 
 See al§p Ion 955.' Syn.'Aew. 
 
 1xapydpt<l)Ti]s, ov, 6, adj. [fasciatus s ] bandaged, swaddled. Qapaei, onapyd- 
 vXu>tu Aios Kal Maidbos vie. Horn. Merc. 301. 
 
 ^Inapydpop, ov, to, subst. [fascia,] swaddling-clothes. ' Avtu tyv dyyet, onap- 
 yavoiol &, ols ex €t * ^ on $2- SYN. TaipXa, TeXdfjuop, bea/xos. 
 
 ^Lirapydpou), vid. ^,7rapydpi$<o. 
 
 l.-napya.u), v. [tumeo,] to swell. ^Lirapy&VTas pot rovs uaarovs ^dXdaop. Cycl. 
 55. SYN. 'Avoi&ew, olhalvit), cipBets), opydio, SyKoio. 
 
 ULnappos, vid. "jLnavids. 
 
 InapTr}, rjs, , et antiq. rjdep, r), P.N. [Sparta,] the capital of Laconia. Meve- 
 Xaos dydywp 'EpjjtXoprjP Inaprrjs and. Orest. 65. EPITH. Evpeld, KaXXXyvpai£, 
 ehpvyppos, KvbXdpeipd, KpaTepd. 
 
 1,7rapTuiTris, ov, 6, et ^TrapriarXs, Xbds, i), adj. [Spartanus,] Spartan. Tols ^Trap- 
 Tiarais b6£d, kcu fiax^s dywp. Androm. 723. See also Helen. 115. 
 
 27raprot, wv, ol, P.N. [Sparti, quos e draconis dentibus a Cadmo in terram satis 
 ortos ringebant,] an epithet of a particular family in Thebes, fabled to have 
 sprung from the dragon's teeth sown by Cadmus. 1.7rapTwp cV dw av- 
 bpwv up "Aprjs etyeiaaTo. Sept. Theb. 408. EpiTH. Tr)yepy)s. 
 
 jL7raprdi', et dimin. <nrapTXdi>,ov, to, subst. [funis, vel, ut Salmasio placet, " non 
 rudens, sed funiculi vel lora quibus naves consuebantur." Vid. et Varr. ap. 
 Gellium, lib. 17. c. 3.] a rope, a string. Kcu brj bcvpd alarine reiop, kcu onapTd 
 XeXvprai. B. 135. See also Pax 1247. SYN. KuXws, jju'iptpBos, a-^oivos, 
 aypivXov. 
 
 ^.ttckt/jos, ov, 6, et cndoXs, >/, subst. [convulsio, tentigo,] a convulsion, irrita- 
 tion. O'lfioi KCLKobal/jiuw, olvs 6 airaafios /u' e\ €l ' Lysistr. 845. 
 
 IttcltIXt}, rjs, rj, subst. [stercus humanum liquidum. Vid. Suidam in v.] human 
 excrement. "Hs kcIpos dpaibws ttjp a-KaTiXrjp rjadXep. Pax 48. SYN. Konpos. 
 
 Indw, f. daw, v. [traho,] to draw, to tear away. T H koi veoaahp roVcV vito- 
 itTepop (nrdaas; Orest. 146l. SYN. 'Anoanda), bXaoirdu, eXKio, cvpu), ard- 
 paaao). 
 
 27re7os, vid. 2,7reds t 
 
 Xnelpd, as, rj, et cireipa/jd, drds, to, subst. [spira,] a coil, a fold. Hirelpais 
 e(TU)£e 7rdXv7rXdKois dvirpos &p. Med. 481. See also Choeph. 242. Epith. 
 
 klKTVOKXtMHJTOS, fideiU. 
 
 Iirelpdp, ov, to, subst. [(1) velamen, (2) velum,] a covering, a garment; a sail. 
 
 TrjXov be mrelpop KaX ETritcpXdp ejj.7reai 7t6pt<o. e. 318. SYN. "IyudrioV, areyaffiid, 
 
 pdicos, (pdpos. 
 Drre/pw, f. epaj, oirep/ualpa), et cirdpevio, v. [sero, spargo,] to sow, to plant, to 
 
 spread, to beget. Mi) oTrelpe tekpiop dXoKd batfidpiop {3la. Phcen. 18. See also 
 
 Hes. Op. 734. SYN. QvTevio, yepvdu). 
 ^ireXedos, et ireXedds, ov, 6, subst. [merda,] dung. Kcu tu>p crireXedwp Koiriorov- 
 
 fiep; b. fid At\ aX\' e(j>dr)s fi vnoKpovoas. Eccles. 5$6. See also Acharn. 
 
 H69. 
 ^n-evbu), Ion. imp. airepbeaKOP, f. oneiaio, v. [libo,] to pour a libation. Kai 
 
 (nrepbe, Ktti flaK^eve, Kal aTexpov icdpd. Bacch. 309. SYN. 'AnocTirepbu). 
 ILtteos, poet, one'ius et anijos, eos, to, et (nnjXvy^, vyyos, ?;, subst. [spelunca,] a 
 
 cave. See in 2^\Xd. See also e. 194. and 2. 402. SYN. InriXaidp, dPTpdp, 
 
 KoiXiojud, (fxoXeds, tcoiXcts. EpiTH. Apyvtytop, yXd(j>vpdt>, i/epdetbes, Karrjpefes, 
 
 cThvp, v\pr)Xop, j3dQv, dtyeyyes, ko'iXop, (porXop. 
 Incpfjid, dros, to, subst. [semen,] seed, origin, race. To o-nepfi dpovpd, 7rdpd- 
 
 Xdfiova dXXov irdpd. Orest. 546*. SYN. liropos, yopds, yoPt). EPITH. Ild- 
 
 Xvfj.prjardp, ttoXvwpvuop, dydpiOTOp, hqptXkop, OrjXv, yeppaldp, bvarijpdp. 
 ^.irepiiaipiti, vid. ^-rreipio. 
 
2I1EP inOP 703 
 
 2.7repfid\dyds, ov, 6, subst. [qui semina legit, scurra,] a seed-pecker, a jester. 
 
 Kat 07repfjidXdy(i)y €K tu>v dypibv to o-rrepix avrQv avatcaxpai. Aves 580. 
 1.7repx€l6s f ov, 6, P. N. [Sperchius,] a river in Thessaly. Ivepx&os dpbei nebtdv 
 
 ev/diiei 7TOT0). Pers. 493. EPITH. Au7T£r>)s, ckduns. 
 Y.nepyXs, ws, 6, P. N. [Spercbis.] "Arts Kat lirepx'V tov XdXe/uov dptffrtvtTE. 
 
 Tiieocr. 15. 98. 
 J,7repx^os, rj, op, adj. [celer,] quick, hastening. YlpXv dyyeXovs aTtepx^'ovs re 
 
 na\ Tcixyppodovs. Sept. Theb. 271 . SYN. 'fld/s, rectus, iwiairepyiis, evTririjS, 
 
 eXdtppos. 
 1-epxw, v. [(0 vehemeliter cupio, (2) festino,] to desire eagerly ; to hasten 
 
 on. N?j& Kvpepvfjaai, ottotc onepyoizv deXXai. y. 283. SYN. 'Eir ivirepyu, 
 
 lireiyii), oirevbio, ETnoirevbw. 
 Hxevbio, f. fru), v. [festino, urgeo,] to hasten, to urge on. '6pu> botcouvrd jud.Woj', 
 
 rj (TTrevbovrd ere. Heracl. 735. SYN. Kdra?7rev§w, r&xuvw, Zneiyii), cnxepxop.ai, 
 
 epedi8u), iraitydcau). 
 ^.KyjXvyZ, et aizTfos, vid. 1.7reos. 
 InXXds, dbos, ?/, subst. [petra ad mare vel in mari sita,] a rock in or near the 
 
 sea. 'AW curat 7rpo/3A>7r£s eaav, anXXdbes rt ixdyoi re. e. 405. SYN. Herpa, 
 
 diroppb)^. EpiTH. J.kXr)pa, yXd<f>vpd, o£eid, ro^eld. 
 'S.vtvOtjp, fjpds, 6, airivQupls, Xbos, et amvOdpv^, vyos, >;, subst. [scintilla,] a spark. 
 
 'E/j/3dXwv o-7rtv8rjpd fjuupbv MeydpiKoii xpritytvididTds. Pax (3O9. See also Horn. 
 
 Apoll. 442. and Apoll. 4. 1544. SYN. Map^dpvyi], EPITH. Aapirpos, 
 
 pXoavpos, iroptyvpids, alOdXoeis. 
 ^■nlvijs, ov, b, subst. [linaria viridis,] a bird called a siskin. Ka£ c/iov h* Ziey- 
 
 Kdro) tis Tt)v Ki\\tfV, Kcit tw airXvio. Pax 1149. 
 ^TrXayxvevu), v. [extorum particeps sum,] to feed upon entrails. AvTrrj dvov- 
 
 Tas Kal airXayxyeveiv eiridvfirj. Aves 984. 
 UTrXdyxvov, ov, to, subst. [viscera, cor,] bowels, heart, disposition. "Ovtis 
 
 irpXv dvbpos oitXdyxydv etcfxdde'iv odtyujs. Med. 222. SYN. "Ey/cdrd, Ktdp, 
 
 i)0os. 
 27rX))v, fjids, 6, subst. [splen,] the spleen. Oiov te, irp\v tov a-TrXfji'd Kdfilbf] ft 
 
 eicfidXelv. Thesm. 3. 
 ^iroyyla, as, */, arcoyyXov, ov, to, et otroyyos, ov, 6, subst. [spougia,] a sponge. 
 
 Ilws betXos, 00ns onoyyXav {JTrjad at; Ran. 487- See also Acharn. 462. and 
 
 Vesp. 598. 
 liroyyiZu), f. iw, v. [abstergo,] to wipe away. Mr) tppovrtap, ETepos yap avrd 
 
 oiroyyXei. Thesm. 247. SYN. 'ATrdfJiaaract), diro^du), d-noa^idu). 
 iTrbblu), v. [in pulverem dejicio, pulso,] to cast into the dust, to beat. 
 
 Hrpdrov KdjJLOVTOs Kat ratakff ffirobovfiEVOV. Agam. 653. SYN. Kddaipui, d<f>ai- 
 
 pe<o. 
 Iirobxd, as, et awobos, ov, //, subst. [finis,] dust, ashes. 'Us b* 6rX tis haXfiv 
 
 onobXrj evUpv^i fxlXalvrf. e. 488. See also Eur. Suppl. 830'. SYN. KdvU. 
 
 EpITH. Ydtydpd. 
 Itto&cJw, v. [in pulverem redigo,] to reduce to ashes. Axd-irtidXh.) onobXcov 
 
 Tdxews. Vesp. 328. SYN. 'EcK'at'w. 
 Ynobos, vid. )L7rdbid. 
 ^.TroXds, ahds, 11, subst. [vestis coriacea,] a leathern garment. ' E^t n^ ffrdXdbu' 
 
 XavTUS b' tfioiptydv boxe'is. Aves 935. vSYN. Idyvs, bujMpa. 
 Y-oi'b>), ys, i], subst. [libatio, incUiciiC,] a libation, a treaty, a truce, lirvibas 
 
 or iiXOov ay KdmyvijTij) tyipwy. Plioen. 9'3. SYN. Xo/), Ovma, ti>x>l- ElMTII. 
 
 "A.Kpr}ros, veKTapta. 
 1irovbb<p6p6s, ov, 6 et »/, a<lj. [qui libationes oflert vel inducias fert, fetialis,] 
 
 libation-oflering, truce-bearing. Lizovbofpopos, vir i/xuv bx-uiKofiirds. Aiharn. 
 ! 216. 
 iTropd, as, r/, et oiropos, ov, 6, subst. [semen, progenies,] seed, production, sex. 
 
 'H iravrd viKu)fT y dvbpd \ca\ dqXvv airopdv. Hec 0*53. See also Theocr. \6. 94-. 
 
 SYN. Tdl>6s, yoVl), (T7T€p/id. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 5 II 
 
794 2nOP ITAA 
 
 Lirbpas, abbs, f{, adj. [sparsus,] scattered. *H vr\oXi)Tr)v oirbpdbd KeKTi]VTai 
 
 fildv ; Rhes. 697- 
 UnopyXXos, ov, 6, P. N. [Sporgilus.] Oi; yap sort liropyXXbs ', Aves 300. 
 lizopX^bs, ov, oet fj, adj. [satiyus,] fit for sowing, <l>aoojU£*/os anbpXfioib bX y av- 
 
 Xclkos. Theocr. 25. 21 9. 
 ^.trbpos, vid. S7rdj0a. 
 27roi/Sa<£w, f. d(7(o, v. [(1) festino, (2) studeo,] to hasten ; to be anxious. Ov- 
 
 hev ti fidXXbv es teXos- crTrovbad,b}xev. Hec. 805. SYN. 'ETrXTrjbevw, jueXeo/^ot, 
 
 7rpd0vfjiedfiat, airevbu), GTrovbrjv £X W > rWefxat. 
 lirovbaids, a, bv, adj. [(I) studiosus, (2) probus,] zealous, industrious, anxious, 
 
 serious ; good. Aeyc bfjTa. to aizovbaiov b tItovt kart ooi. Lysistr. 96. Syn. 
 
 'ETri/ieX^s, Trpbdvfxos, OTrepyvos, ^prjcrrds, obtyos, dyddbs. 
 
 iTmvbapxXbrjs, ov, 6, adj. [magistratus ambiens,] anxious for offices of state. 
 "Ocrrts ; TrbXtTqs ^prjffTos, ov a7rovhap^Xbr]s. Acharn. 59^- 
 HrrovbaoTebs, a, bv, v. [studendus,] must be diligently attended to. 'E7Ti tXvos 
 
 aTTOvbaareov /.tot fxdXXbv. Iph. A. 902. 
 Inovbrj, ijs, fj, subst. [festinatio, studium,] haste, zeal. Inovbal be Xbywv 
 
 scaTareivbjjevojv. Hec. 129« SYN. Tdybs, itpodv^Xa, eirXdvfxXa, E7rXjj.EXeiu, 
 
 aperr/. 
 lirvpXs, Xbbs, fi, et dimin. CTtvpXbXbv, ov, to, subst. [sporta, corbis,] a basket. 
 
 Kai KioiruXbcju eXde~iv airvpXbas. Pax 1005. See also Acharn. 468. Syn. 
 
 Kb<pXi bs, Kaveby, rdXapos, ardyETos. 
 * ^LTayfAci, cltos, to, aTayojv, bibs, crd£, dybs, i), aTa.Xayp.bs, ov, 6, et ordXay/ud, 
 
 cltos, to, subst. [gutta,] a drop. T^s t avQljiovpyov arayfid, Tcantya.es fxeXX, 
 
 Pers. 618. See also Bacch. 756. Apoll. 4. 626. Antig. 1239. and Hec. 241. 
 
 SYN. AXj3ds, pdddfiiy't;, \pEKas. EPITH. Apoatpov, vypov, aifidTrjpbv, vbprjXbv, 
 
 XXcopov, votXov, vypbfibXbv. 
 ^.Tdbulbs, o-TabXbs, et ardrbs, 17, bv, adj. [statarius,] standing, erect. ObldixCjs* 
 
 eyxn ardbald. Pers. 245. See also Ran. 1353. and Z. 506. SYN.^Efymlos, 
 
 pEjSatbs, bpdtos. 
 ^TdbtobpafXEbfiat, v. [stadio contendo,] to strive in the course. 01 kyio oTdlXo- 
 
 bpdjiovfxai. Here. F. 859« 
 IrdbXbv, ov, to, subst. [(l) stadium, (2) curriculum,] a distance of 600 Greek 
 
 feet, or about 200 yards ; a course. '6bov irepXeXQeiv ardbXd 7rXe7»> ?} ^t'Xtd. 
 
 Aves 6. 
 yirdbibs, vid. Irdbalos. 
 2>ad?w, f. £w, * oraXdto, ordXaerffw, et ordXd^w, V. [stillo,] to drop. Qvpawv 
 
 yXvKe'tai /ueXXtos ecTa?ov pbai. Bacch. 700. See also Apoll. 4. 1064. and 
 
 Helen. 632. SYN. WTroorra^io, Kdrctffrd^w, ■^eko.S.w, Xeipia, psw. 
 ^rddevTbs, r), bv, adj. [adustus,] parched. "Oxjsei, OTadevTos 5' rjXXov tyoiptf 
 
 (pXoyX. P. V. 22. SYN. $Xbyi£b[*£vbs. 
 2rd9euw, v. [torreo,] to parch, to burn. Trj Xafxirdbi ordflevo-w. Lysistr. 378. 
 
 SYN. 'O^TdiD, 6aX7T(i), aldvaaw. 
 2rafy/dw, v. [metior, conjicio,] to measure, to conjecture. TlXedpov ord0yu>/<ras 
 
 fxijKos els evywvXbv. Ion 1137. SYN. 'E^Eta^w, etKa^w, aToxakio, virbTonEta, 
 
 TeKfiaipbfjLai, bo£a.£a). 
 Iradfit], r)s, f], subst. [regula,] a rule, a measure. Ti^*?, Trap' o'lav ijXdbjuey 
 
 <TTdQ/j.r)v jStov. Ion 1514. SYN. Kdvwv, Xdj3rj. 
 Irdd^bs, ov, 6, plur. aradjuoi, et ffTadfxd, subst. [(l) stabulum ; (2) postis ; (3) 
 
 libra, pondus,] a stall, a fold; a door-post; a pound, a weight. M&Xiara, 
 
 fxvpXov yi bovs xP Vff0 " VTddjjibv. Bacch. 800. SYN. AvXis, E7ravXXs, ndpaoTas, 
 
 Zvybs, TaXavTOv. EPITH. 'Apyvpebs, irot/Jirrjibs, olbirbXbs, aupbs, fivpXbs, koIXos, 
 
 olxe'ibs, 7T£pXfxr)Kr}s. 
 IrcuTfo, 1), bv, adj. [stillans, Iiquidus,] dropping, liquid. Ovte /nvpoiaiv fiVpt- 
 
 <7cu a-aKrols. Plut. 529. SYN.^TypcJy, x^ t6s ' 
 Y.TdXayjid, et orctXayjuos, vid. 2>dy^d. 
 SrdXao-o-w, et ordXdw, vid. Srdc'w. 
 
2TAA ITEI 795 
 
 2rdX«|, ikos, rjy subst. [paxillus, quo sustinentur retia,] a peg supporting nets. 
 'AfiTravwv araXXtces cV apTXirdyeis dp' oprj. Theocr. Ep. 3. 4. SYN.'KptStor, 
 iraaadXos. 
 
 Irafxiv, Xpos, y, subst. [statumen,] a rib in a ship. 'Apdpwp da/meai ord/ui'eer- 
 aXv. e. 252. 
 
 Irafirlui', ov, to, et ff-a/ivds, ov, 6 vel //, subst. [urna, urceolus,] an urn, a pit- 
 cher, fyepsru) KvXXud tXs epbodeu kcu OTCifAvXov. Lysistr. 199. See also Plut. 
 545. SYN. Ka\7ris, Ktpafius, afX(j)dpevs. 
 
 ^Tal, vid. ULrayfjia. 
 
 2ra<7ta£w, f. Xdow, v. [seditionem excito,] to excite sedition, to be factious, to 
 quarrel. Mrj crTdaXdawfAEP. Lysistr. 768. SYN. Ataardrew, bXiardfxai, hX-ftp- 
 
 OTCLTiu), epi^oj, CLPaKlVEU), VEU)Tepl£(i). 
 
 IraaXapxds, ov, 6, subst. [auctor seditionis, vel coetus princeps,] an author of 
 
 sedition, the head of a party. Kcu araaXapxos, rube Treoabvdn&v. Pers. 13. 
 IraaXs, ews, fj, subst. [seditio, status,] a faction, a sedition, a state or condi- 
 tion. Kcu araais noXlrais. Androm. 475. SYN. kXypaTaoXa, KaTaoTrjfid, 
 
 6dpvj3ds, Tapani}. 
 IruaXupdv, ov, to, subst. [caula montana. H. Steph. Vide tamen notas viro- 
 
 rura eruditorum in 1. citato,] a mountain fold or den. Mr)\oj3dra ardalwpbp. 
 
 CycL 53. Exp. Iradfidp dpeivdv. 
 2rdr/)p, ypds, 6, subst. [stater,] a silver or gold coin, in silver worth about half 
 
 a crown, in gold 13 shillings. Kcu tovto irXeiv rj fivpXiav ear agtov avari'ipm'. 
 
 Nub. 1041. SYN. Terpabpaxftos. 
 iTarl^o), v. [(l)sislo, (2) sto,] to place; to stand. A/jwat OTarLZovo as e-rrepa 
 
 ejuos izarrip. Eur. Electr. 31 6. SYN/'IffTiyuX, -ndpiaryfjiX. 
 'S.to.tos, vid. "Zrdbalds. 
 Iravpds, ov f 6, subst. [vallus,] a stake, Xravpolaiv ttvkXpoIoI. fl. 453. Syn. 
 
 ^.Ko\o\p. 
 TLracjjXs, Xbds, fj, subst. [uva passa,] a raisin. 'A ord^uXts oralis korrl. Theocr. 
 
 27. 9^ 
 2rd0i/X/), 77s, et ard^vXXs, Xbos, y\ t subst. [uva,] a grape. "\\r\V evQd cV dva ord- 
 
 QvXal TravTolaXtaoXv. to. 342. See also Theocr. 27. 9* Syn. Borpvs. Epith. 
 
 Bci/c^tcis, 7riu)i>. 
 ?.Ta<f)v\ri, rjs, ?/, subst. [perpendiculum architectonicum,] a plummet. ^TdfvXy 
 
 titX vCjtov eiaas. B. 765. 
 jLt&xvs, v6s, et aaraxvs, 6, subst. [spica, seges,] an ear of corn, a crop. 27raprwv 
 
 OTcixvs tfiXaoriv. Here. F. 5. SYN. A.riXov. EPITH. \pvad7njXr)^, ynyivys, 
 
 7rvpXfjids, 7rd\v/j.erpds, ayXdos. 
 Xredp, cltos, to, subst. [sevum, adeps crassus et densus,] suet. 'Ek be areaTos 1 
 
 evetKE fxeyav Tpoyov, <p. 178. SYN.il/yueX77, XXnos. 
 2rcya^w, vid. ^Lreyio. 
 Iriydpos, et cTeyvds, y, op, adj. [opertus, tectus,] covered, reserved. AevKys 
 
 XidvosnTipvyi OTlydvos. Antig. 114. SYN. K.arr}pe(f»)s, avftx>)s, (rX(i)7n)Xds. 
 *2,TEyr},r)s,ri, et areyos, Eos,et crTEyaarpdp, ov, to, subst. [(1) tectum, (2) domus,] 
 
 a covering ; a house. Obb' up OTlyr\v yap, ys Karrjplipels bo/uoi. Hipp. 
 
 470. See also Pers. 146. and Choeph. 97 1. Epitii. IWS^os, u&ids, 
 
 WfifXbXos, TvpavvXKrj, wopfvpevrXKri, aKXijitTTos. 
 2reyw, et oreyacfa*, v. [tego,] to cover, to protect. IrEyei Tvpavvovbwpd irpoa- 
 
 irbXwv Efuu>v; Hipp. 845. See also Soph. Electr. 781. Syn. KdXvTTrw, 
 
 KUTarTTEya£(i), dfXVVU), 
 
 1t€i(3u), v. [calco,] to tread upon. Irelpcoy dvooiio. Helen. 8G8. SYN.Ildrtw, 
 
 7r££>t/3ciXXw, Eirefifialvoj. 
 Y.Teivo7ropos, Ion. pro ^.TEvo-rropos, q. v. 
 Ireirds, Ion. pro irei os, q. v. 
 1t€ip(o, Ion. pro Ire>w, q. v. 
 lTeivwTrd$ t Ion. pro ^tevio-kos, q. v. 
 
 1 2t€otoj is here 3catvncd as a trochee. 
 
790 2TEI XTEN 
 
 Ireipa, as, Ion. oreiprj, t?s, //, subst. [(I) " carina navis ; (2) juvenca quae nun- 
 
 quam peperit." Damm.] the keel of a ship ; a steer. Ireipri voptpvplov p.lyaK 
 
 tdyt, vrjdslovarfs. /3. 428. 
 Irei7r-os, et gtltttos, )), ov, adj. [calcatus,] trodden. Irei7rr// ye <j>vXXds ws 
 
 evavXizovrl rw. Philoct. 33. See also Acharn. 180. 
 iTtipos, et oTspXtyds, ?7, ov, adj. [sterilis,] barren. 'EXdibv els 'idaicriv, GTelpav 
 
 &ovv. k. 522. See also Thesm. 648. $YN."Aydvos, oltokos, aKapiros. 
 Iret'^w, et <rrtx« w > v - [ordine incedo, vado,] to march in order, to go. Ovketi' 
 
 ereixovat yap els <pov6v nbr]. Med. 973. See also B. 92. SYN. BctbiZu, 
 
 nopevofxat, VTroy^wpew, ep^pfxai. 
 UteXeci, Ion. areXetd, as, f] ; gteXeov, Ion. creCXeiov, et crrei\eoJ>, ov, to, subst. 
 
 [manubrium,] a socket, a handle. AvdXs eki gteXe^. Apoll. 4. 9^7- See 
 
 also e. 236. SyN. Aa(3q, a0?), Kwn-q, 
 LteXe^os, evs, to, subst. [stipes, caudex,] the stump or stem of a tree. Tas 
 
 avbpds eppeiv, a-eXe^r}. Lysistr. 336". SYN. *P/c?a, KOpuos, KXdbos. 
 IreXXw, f. eXio, v. [instruo,] to arrange, to adorn, to prepare for. "Evff "Apyd- 
 
 Qev vavv irovrXav eGTeiXdfiEV. Iph. T. 70. SYN. 'AvaoreXXw, gvgteXXio, oto- 
 
 Xieiu), twevacih), TrapaGtcevaclio, TrzpXfyaXXw, tcoo<XEio, TtEpiGTeXXto. 
 UTefifjia, cltos, to, subst. [corona,] a garland. He/mva GTeuuaTtov fivvTiipia. Ion 
 
 480. SYN. See Ite^uvos. 
 ^TeuuaTou), vid. 2re0w. 
 iTefityvXa, tu, subst. [fraces, olivarum vel uvarum pressarum reliquiae,] the 
 
 remains of olives or grapes pressed. Bpi/wv /ueX/rrcus, kcu TrpdfiaTois, ical 
 
 gt€[a(])vXois. Nub. 45. SYN. Bpi/rta, to.. 
 XreVayjua, dros, to, GTEvaypos, ov, 6, et GTovdyri, fjs, >/, subst. [gemitus,] a 
 
 groan. Tiov glov 8 dKovaaa, 'IoXtws, aTevayuarcov. Heracl. 479* See also 
 
 Phoen. 1054. and fl. 512. SYN. Itovos, olfxwyrj, oXd(j)vpfxds. Epith. 'Hbv. 
 
 PHR. YlevdXuos GTEvay/j&riov elafioXrj. 
 ^L,Teva£to, OTevayizlio, et OTEiayw, vid. ^Ltevlo. 
 * ^TtvaicTtds, a, dv, adj. [ingemiscendus,] must be lamented. Ta tovtwv ovyt 
 
 vol GTevaKTEov, Eur. Suppl. 301. 
 ^LTlvaKTos, i), 8*, adj. [(1) gemens ; (2) gemendus,] lamenting ; to be lamented, 
 
 mournful. 2re>ac?60', ws oreVctfcrci. Here. F. 909. SYN. Toepbs, a^iodprjvos, 
 
 OTEVaKTEOS. 
 
 ^.TEvayw, vid. Srevw. 
 
 ^tevokwkvtos, ov, 6 et >/, subst. [lamentum ciens,] causing bitter groans. 'Ek- 
 
 kokkXm gov tcls gtevokiokvtovs TpX)(as. Lysistr. 449. 
 ^TEvdXeff)(Eco, v. [de rebus male subtilibus garrio,] lo chatter ignorantly about 
 
 subtleties. Kal trspX Kanvov GTEVoXeayelv. Nub. 319* SYN. Ae7rroXdy£0/, 
 
 orw/.ti'XXw. 
 ^TEvd7rop6fids, ov, 6 et /;, adj. [arctum fretum habens,] having a narrow chan- 
 nel. KeXvaaa, GTEvoTropOfidv. Iph. A. 167. 
 ^TEvdwdpos, Ion. GTeivoitopbSjOv, 6 et rj, adj. [angustos meatus habens,] having 
 
 a narrow passage, narrow. Avtoi 6' vit avTiov GTEvbirdpovs kclt e^obovs, An- 
 
 drom. 1132. See also Iph. T. 891. 
 Ultevgs, Ion. gtclvos, et GTivvypos, a, 6v, adj. [angustus,] straight, narrow. Ov 
 
 b)) gtevov bXavXbv wniGTai trETpas. Troad. 437- See also Simon. 200. Syn. 
 
 ^LTEV07Tdpds, GTEVWTTUS, XcTTTOS, GTEVO^lOpds. 
 
 HrevTiop, opos, 6, P. N. [Stentor.] l.TevTdpX eUdiXEvr} fjLEydXrjTopX vaXK€od>wr&>. 
 
 E. 785. 
 ^.TEvvypos, vid. ULtevos. 
 Ltevlo, Ion. gteivu), GTevaZio, OTEvax&o>, et GTEvdx^, v. [gemo,] to groan. Ovk 
 
 av iiovLoQeh tT}s bapapTos cgtepes. Alcest. 307- See also Phoen. 1654. vr. 188. 
 
 and 6. Q5. SYN. Srdy^ew, oljuto^w, oroi/d^^w, avaaTErw, KXaw, obvpofxai, 
 
 oXdXv£io. 
 IreiioTios, Ion. Gretixunds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [angustus,] narrow. Apvpos re Ka\ 
 
 GTivio-Kds h TpiTrXals dbo~is. (E. R. 1399- Syn. See Itivos. 
 
STEP 2TE$ 797 
 
 Irepyrjdpdv, ov, et oTepyijfja, cltos, to, subst. [amoris illecebrae,] an enticement 
 
 to love, a charm. FjvXvto. 5' elvai arepyrjdpd typiv&v. Hipp. 256. See also 
 
 Trad). 1138. SYN. QtXta, ipus, (ptXrpdv, biXidp. 
 Irepyw, v. [(l) amo lit parens, (2) diligo, (3) contentus sum,] to feel natural 
 
 affection, to love, to be content, to desire. Aelaavres, ?} oTeptavris ; (E. R. 
 
 11. SYN. 'AyuTrouo, (pXXiu), apKidfiai, apeaKofxai, ifieipii). 
 2re|0£os, et oreppds, a, ov, adj. [firmus,] strong. 'Enaoibalatv deXfci, ffrepeas r\ 
 
 P. V. 180. See also Androm. 98. 
 * ^repeofpwv, dvds, adj. [dura mente praeditus,] hard-hearted. Udri XP° V< ? 
 
 crTEped(pp(t)i\ Aj. Fl. 526. SYN. Avarpa-rreXos. 
 ILripib), oTlp'ivzw, et aTepdfiai, v. [privo,] to deprive. Hrjs a?]s rrrsprjOels tyiXraTrjs 
 
 opiXias. Hipp. 839- See also Eur. Suppl. 1103. and Piioen. 592. Syn. 
 
 'Airoaripiio, a/uepbu), d(j)atpeu), 6p(f>avi£io, 7ripX(rvXau), CrjfxXod). 
 ^.Tepews, adv. [firmiter,] firmly. 'Evreruro oTipiiLs. K. 263. Syn. XdXeVws, 
 
 I a yy puts, j3ij3aiws* 
 IrepXfds, vid. XreTpos. 
 ^.repxros, 7), ov, adj. [amabilis,] lovely. Y,TepK~dv,i) irpda^yopdv. CE. R. 1338. 
 
 SYN. 'AyaKriTds, ipaards. 
 *lrepvov,ov, to, subst. [pectus,] the chest, the breast. "Apr/v AItuXov ev arepvcis 
 
 eyei. Phoen. 134. SYN. ^.tFjOos. EPITH. KuXXioto> ifxipoiv, Xa^rjiv, Xd- 
 
 aXdv. 
 !repvdrv7r))s, ids, 6 et >/, adj. [pectora tundens,] beating the breast. <&dvoi, 
 
 /ud^cu, ffTepvoTV7rels r dvd tottov. Eur. Suppl. 6 14. 
 ^.Tcppov-^os, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [in gremio continens,] holding in the lap. iTepvov- 
 
 X°v 'xp ' v b s > CE. C. 691* Syn. YlebXovyps. 
 Irepofiat, vid. Irepeu). 
 
 Xrepdrrt), rjs, et trrepoxp, fads, 7), subst. [(l)fulgor, (2)fulgur,] brightness, splen- 
 dor, lightning. XeifKovdTvwto, flpovTrj, aTipoTrrj r\ iEsch. Suppl. 35. See 
 
 also Antig. 1127. SYN. 'AffTpd-rn), aaTipdin), aiXds. 
 ^TepdirrjyepeTrjs, ov, 6, adj. [qui fulgur concitat vel congregat,] lightning-exci- 
 ting or gathering. K.ii'ijoet 7r\)KXvr)v vecpiXrjv a-Tepdirtjysptra Zevs. U. 298. 
 ^.Tfppds, vid. lipids . 
 2rep0r;s, 16s, to, subst. [corium,] a hide. ^TeptyioXv alyelois tcSWyueVcu. Apoll. 
 
 4. 1349. Syn. Aep/id. 
 Irev/jat, v. [statuo, promitto,] to resolve, to promise. 2rei/n-cu 6' Xipov T/jkoXov 
 
 7rtXdrat. Pers. 49. SYN. 'Yirdbiypixai, viriaydnai. 
 *2.Te<pavr], rjs, »;, subst. [cinctura, ora,] an inclosure, a border. Ylvpyiav eV 
 
 uKpas arifavas d6X 001. Troad. 786. EPITH. KaX»), cvtvktos, ^pureta, IvyaX- 
 
 kos, ^aX^e/a, Qvcodvoecrod. 
 ?LTi<pavr)TrXdKi(v, v. [coronam plecto,] to weave a garland. ^.Ti<pdvr)irXdKova 
 
 ifiotTKov ev rats /uvopivais. Thesm. 455. 
 TLTtyavrjcpdpiu), v. [coronam gesto,] to wear a crown or garland. "Itx^i/', u> 
 
 (TTtyavricpdpei. Here. F. 77 7 • 
 iTifavrifopXa, et c7Ti(j>avd(pdpXa, as, ?/, subst. [coronas gestatio,] the wearing of a 
 
 crown. Nicgf ari^dv^dpXuv . Eur. Electr. 862. 
 iTityavricpopds, ov, b et v, adj. [coronam gestans,] crown-bearing. lTi<pdvr)(pd- 
 
 povs enrwdrj . Bacch. 523. SYN. Kdraort^z/s, iTTTjpl^rts, TrdXvcrTi(j)rjs, TripiOTiftis. 
 
 ^.Ti(j)aVl£(i), vid. Hri(j)U). 
 
 Zrt<jk1vtW/s, ov, 6, subst. [corolla,] a little crown, a chaplet. 'VdbXvoiai ari- 
 
 (pixvioKois. Anacr. 5. 15. 
 ^Lrityuvds, ov, 6, et OTtfavoJ/jia, drds, et orifds, ids, to, subst. [(1) corona, (2) 
 
 honos,] a crown, a garland ; honor. Oi/§ei» aTityavdv avOaiprioiTai. Hec. 654. 
 
 See also Here. F. 355. and Med. 945. Syn. £r£/u/ia, *tfri$tyicL Eimth. 
 
 Xpvoids, ^pvatorev/cros, irXeKTos, yXijopdKdjjds, KXeivdHirds, KaX\h>ikds, ovpnvXds, 
 
 KaXXXirais, 7rarpwos, KaXXXydpds, Kiaoivds, ^pvoiiXuTfis, nipXfidXds, Xipos, aftpds, 
 
 \Xdipds, viddj)Xrjs, r)bv 7rviu)v, ybvTrydds, Tt]Xavyi)s, pobdeis, elapXvds, ovpavXds, 
 
 TavvtyvXXos, xpvodKd/jds. 
 
798 2TE$ 2TIA 
 
 ^LTeQavoii), vid. Sre^to, 
 
 Ireipavujbrjs, Ids, 6 et rj, adj. [coronis aptus,] fit for crowns or garlands. 'Aid 
 
 6' IXdratfft, oT€0avwSet re X^£* Ip n » A. 1058. 
 2,re<pds, vid. ^.TEfdvOS. 
 iTEfu), arefifiaTow, aT£(j)di>i£ci), et aTECpdvdu, V. [corono,] to crown. OtroV 
 
 ore^et Se fcpard fivpaXvois KXdbois. Alcest. 774- - See also Heracl. 530. and 
 
 Orest. 915. SYN. 'AvnoTEtyv, TripiGTEtyu), KoajiEU), TTEpXcoafiEio, irvKaZw. 
 Irfjdds, eos, to, subst. [pectus,] a breast, 'Ikvetrat Xdyos bXa arrjdeufy. Sept. 
 
 Theb. 559. (A double dochmiac.) SYN. Irepvov, 0woa£. Epith. 'lfjieposv, 
 
 Xa-^vfjeUf <f)XXov, &7rdXov, apyv(j)Edi>, jJErdjud^Xop, fisadv, ybtpov. 
 2njX»7, tjs, f], subst. [columna, cippus,] a pillar, a buttress, a monument. Me/x- 
 
 vr\a\ otettjs otijXyjs kutetiXus kanZpas ; Aves 1054. SYN. KtW, arvXos, fivfjfid. 
 
 EPITH. TIpofiXrjs. PHR. Tldpiov XXdov XevKOTEpa. 
 ^TTjjjioppdyEU), v. [staminibus ruptis scindo, vel scindor,] to rend, or to be rent. 
 
 HmfioppdyovaX itouuXuv kadtijidriDV. Pers. 841. 
 Y,Tfi/Jitov t oi'ds, 6, subst. [stamen,] the warp. Et p) top arfypdm pyjaeis. Lysistr. 
 
 519. Epith. Aexrds. 
 2rr/pty/ud, drds, to, subst. [fulcirnentum,] a strengthening, a support. Kafxol 
 
 ytpos tXs evhoTid amply para. Iph. A. 6 1 7- SYN. "JLpeiafxd, exfid, vnofiadpor, 
 
 aTEpEtoud. 
 Impigh), 1 f. £w, v. [firmiter figo, fulcio, firmoj to fix firmly, to prop up, to 
 
 establish. Hp6s ovpdvov koi yaidv earr/piOp (bios. Bacch. 1072. Syn. 'Epeiboj, 
 
 Kpdrvvo), tamf^X, efnrtbdit). 
 1mv?x°P° s > ov > °> **• N- [Stesichorus,] a Greek lyric poet of Himera in Sicily. 
 
 Ovtu) ydp"Of.iT]pds fjbe ^TrjaXyp-ios. Simon. 10. 4. 
 2rta, as, fi, subst. [lapillus,] a pebble. Irtdwp' eiaio bs fiZXas XXdos rjprjpeiaTd. 
 
 Apoll. 2. 1176. Syn. Yfjcbds, Xt0a£. 
 IrXfidpos, a, dv, adj. [(l) firmus, (2) gravis,] strong; heavy, "ft^er', Zirei p 
 
 aXXov aTXjjdpfjs diro x €l P° s opovoiv. N. 505. SYN. Sreppos, artplos, fipXdpds, 
 
 aore/t0?}s, (3dpvs, loxvpos, KpaTEpos. 
 IrXfidpios, adv. [firmiter, graviter,] strongly, heavily. At pd vvXas eipvPTo irvKa 
 
 arXjodpios dpdpvlas. M. 454. Syn. XreptdJs, OTepputs, tff^vpws. 
 2rt/3ds, abbs, r/, subst. [stramentum,] a pallet bed. WpdyfidTd te, kcu arXfidbas, 
 
 as EXd)(E QopfiXcov. Pax 348. Syn. iTptufivri, Xe^os. EPITH. XdfxanrEms. 
 iTifir), rjs, 7], subst. [pruina,] hoar-frost. iTtprj virrjoir}. p. 25. Syn. Ylaxyr}, 
 
 aldpds, TrdylTos. EPITH. Kdnfj. 
 2rt/3os, ov, 6, subst. [trames,] a track, a way. 'ErrtV^cs, ws clv TTpov^Epevvrjaio 
 
 otX(d6v. Phcen. 90. SYN. TpXfibs, obos, arpdnos, irdrbs, Txvos. EPITH. Mc- 
 
 yds, itEpX<bEpi)s. 
 iTtyfid, drds, to, et * oTtyfj.ds, ov, 6, subst. [punctio, nota,] a puncture, a mark, 
 
 a spot, 2rtyjudrd 6' ibs E7T£(pavrd Xbeiv beivolaX bpdicovaX. Hes. Scut. 166. See 
 
 also iEsch. Suppl. 846. Syn. K-qX\s, 7ro/aX^d, airlXos. 
 2rty/idrtas, ov, 6, adj. [stigmate notatus,] stigmatised, branded. ^TtyfidTXas Q\ 
 
 apndXEws. Lysistr. 331. 
 *2rtyjuos, vid. Srtyjud. 
 2rtc?w, f. £w, v. [pungo,] to priek, to brand. 'Eyw b' diroXwXa ari^ofxhos /3a/;- 
 
 mpXo:. Vesp. 1287* SYN. Kdrafrrt^w, kevteco, vvaaio, ttqikLXXm, orty/idrtcjw. 
 Itiktos, r), dv, adj. [maculosus,] spotted. Kat rEJ3pov otiktov btpds. Bacch. 
 
 823. SYN. Kdraortfcrds, aloXos, 7toikXXos, KdraaTiKTos, aloXovioTos, {3dXXos t 
 
 K^XtSwros. 
 * LriXfixbrjs, ov, 6, P. N. [Stilbides,] a famous Athenian soothsayer, in the Pe- 
 
 loponnesian war. 'H a-ficd yovv EvqfifxEvr) tov YnXfixbriv 7rtec?et. Pax 1031. 
 2rt'X/3w, v. [fulgeo,] to shine, to flash out. 2rt'Xj(3et rdoubeis aarpaTrds, Orest. 
 
 474. SYN. 'A7TO0TtX/3«, darpditTU), Xajjnrio, avyd$.(o. 
 ^ItXXti, rjs, fj, subst. [stilla, nummus minimus,] a drop, a mite. Tx ovk d7ro/cot^»/- 
 
 OrjfjiEV dabv oaov aTtXrjv ; Vesp. 213. 
 
 1 The active form ot'Xrripifa frequently occurs in a neuter signification. 
 
2TIA rrOM 709 
 
 ItiXttvos, ?), bv, adj. [fulgidus,] shining, briglit. IrtXiryal S' d-nirtnzTov Upaai. 
 fi. 351. SYN. Aafnrpos, darpdimav. 
 
 2n£, yds, ?), subst. [ordo railitaris,] a rank of soldiers. Tx bputvrd ; juojy ra<r- 
 irovTa7rd\e/ji< 1 ji' oTixas; Heracl. 6J6. SYN. Iroixps* rafts, arJtpbs, EPITH. 
 TlvKvri, Kpartpa, bbXixv- 
 
 *lTL7rrds, id. q. Irearros, q. v. 
 
 2r~«pbs, ibs, to, subst. [turba, caterva,] a crowd, a troop. UbXifxov orifos 
 ■xapExovTts. Pers. 20. Sy N." 6 fxtXos, irXrjdbs, rafts, an ft dyiXr\, "iXr), ri\bs. 
 
 ^ri)(a(i), vid. Hrei^a). 
 
 ItixIos, ov, 6, P. N. [Stichius,] a Ba?otian general in the Trojan war. "E*:rwp 
 
 ftep Itixiov ri kuX 'ApKiaXXaby iTte<f>vi. O. 329- 
 
 ^ri^ds, ov, 6, subst. [ordo,] order, a row, a measure. Ta£ai vi&y ftey orltybs kv 
 
 arlxois rpXaXv. Pers. 37? . SYN. MeVpo*/. 
 IrXeyyts, Xbbs, ?/, subst. [strigil,] a scraper. '6p$s, ws arXeyyXbas Xapovaai. 
 
 Thesm. 556. Syn. Yytcrpa. 
 Irda, poet, trroia, as, rj, subst. [porticus,] a porch. Iroas arivaxovcrfs. Acharn. 
 
 548. See also Eccl. 680. Syn. AWovad. 
 Iroifi)), f} s , If, subst. [verbum supervacaneum, complements versus serviens,] 
 
 a word foisted in. *H aroifinv Xb V s. Ran. 1 178. 
 ^rotxabes, wv, 01, P. N. [Stcechades,] five islands on the coast of France. 2rot- 
 
 XdSes, 'Apyvrjs TtipXwoXd 0'] para vrjbs. Apoll. 4. 554. 
 *2.Tm-)pi6v t ov, to, subst. [(l)elementum ; (2) umbra solis,] element, first prin- 
 ciple ; a line on a dial. "Ordv fi bh:dirovv to aroix^oy. Eccles. 652. 
 Iroixnydpea), v. [ordine narro,] to tell in order. tToixvyopoiw ovk ay eic?rXri~ 
 
 caifxl /rot. Pers. 436. 
 IrotxiZio, f. taw, v. [ordino,] to set in a row, to arrange. Tpbirovs hi iroXXovs 
 
 fiay-XKT]s karoiyXad. P. V, 493. SYN. YlipiaTOix^io, fxatcp-qyopiu), bXdnoaftEW, 
 
 bXardcrtro). 
 IrdXt], Vjs, ii, et aTdXiffjud, drbs, to, subst, [vestis,] a garment, clothing, dress. 
 
 'Aydrjpds eifjtdTOjy orbXr}. Iph. A. 73. See also Hec. 1138. Syn. 'Ea6r)s, 
 
 arroXfjids, aftwixbvq, crroXXs, KOffftos. EPITH. MeXaivd, yvyatKo/jiijJibs, di'iXeid, 
 
 detKTjs, bvaTtXi'rjS. 
 UrdXxbdti), et crrdXigii), v. [induo,] to put on, to clothe. "NiflpXba (TToXXbuodfjiiva 
 
 -kot lyu). Pho3n. 1768. See also Eur. Suppl. 669. Syn. 'AfupXpaXXw, ap- 
 
 ^tfjreAXw, ajLnrio'x<*), ajU7r£)£a>, TripXflaXXto, cifxtyXeyyvjxX. 
 IrbXXs, Xbbs, fj, subst. [plica,] the fold of a garment. J.rbXXdis vwo a<pvpo7aX 
 
 reiyovaiy oi6ii\ Bacch. 924. SYN. ^rbXt), bepfxd. EPITH. KpoKbetrcd, 7ra/x- 
 
 7roiici\ds. 
 ItoX/jos, ov, o, subst. [amictus,] a clothing, dress. IroX/tolaX veKpCjy Kpdrds 
 
 elcaTEjjLfxEva. Ilefc. F. 525. SYN. IrbXiapid, otoXi'i. 
 ^toXos, ov, 6, subst. [(1) praeparatio, (2) expeditio,] arrangement; an expedi- 
 tion by land or sea. Qpvyibv is alav avOXs aipoiey arbXbv. Hec. 1123. Syn. 
 
 Udpacrkevi), arrpdreid, e^bbos, irXovs, 7rXij6bs. 
 2ro/ja, drds, et ardfxXoy, ov, to, subst. [os,] a mouth, an entrance. 'Ayu croft 
 
 del Kal bid yXuxrarrjs ix eLV * Androm. 95. See also Aotig. 1231. SYN. Et<7- 
 
 fioXj), ek/joX}), e'iadbdt, fua<JTa£. EPITH. Ne/cranioy, ripiv, koXov, i]bv, XXyiipov, 
 
 yoipbv, t/jiipdiv, boXXov, aloXov, a/jj3pdffXov, dvuaXov, beivov, dfvXXov, odyeard- 
 
 rbv, aKpbv, einrpoai'iybpoy, irriTVf.iby, ttovtXov, evcprjfjby, adpody, d\pevbis, ct\_aXt- 
 
 vov, evpboy, iXeiyoy, iXevdipby, veKrdpibv, ipbiv, fiukpuv, fidpvtyOoyyoy, ozai6v t 
 
 dtruXuiToi', \xiyd, tyQdyepdy, aeftrby, KdkoyXiorrabv. 
 ^TdpdXifivdy, ov, rb, subst. [lestuarium,] a lake or inlet near the sea. Kal pay 
 
 is ariifxdXifivdv iXavviraX. Theocr. 4. 23. 
 ^Td/jupyds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [loquax,] babbling, trifling. T>)v a>)v arb\iapybv, Si 
 ' yvyai, yXioarraXyXay. Med. 525. SYN. Sro/xaXy?)s, (f)Xvapbs, dXa^ujy, vntp- 
 
 Koftirds, (rrrepfAoXoybs. 
 \Xrd/jLdrovpybs, ov, b et >/, adj. [ore opus suum conficiens,] one who mouths. 
 
 EyOev bt), aTofidrovpybs iiriuv. Ran. 847. 
 
800 ITOM ITPA 
 
 ^Irdfiaxfc, ov, 6, subst. [guttur,] the throat, gullet. *H, naX utto oroixayovs 
 
 apv&v TCLfxe vrjXei ^aXicu. T. 292. SYN'. Aat/jbs, 0apvy£. 
 Irufxidv, ov, to, subst. [os,] the mouth. Vid. Ird/id. 
 UtojuXop, ov, to, subst. [fraenum,] a bit, a bridle. Tvojjir) ffTojiXiov dre/o ebdvviov. 
 
 P. V. 295. Syn. See Xd\tvds. 
 ^Tdfxdu), f. wad), v. [os obturo, acuo,] to stop the mouth, to sharpen. Aeivals 
 
 exiorals els efi eaTd/Ltidfievr] ; [ph. T.. 288. Syn. 'Q&va), Trdpotyvw, diro- 
 
 ord/xdw. 
 2ro/^d£w, v. [magnifice loquor,] to talk big. ''Eyxaaieeiv <toi rrTO^a^ovTds. 
 
 Vesp. 720. SYN. 'AXa^dpevo/jLat, KOfXTrd^u), /ueydXavx^, vxpyXoXoyeu), fcau^a- 
 
 bfjtai. 
 2™^</>ai;, atcds, o et rj, adj. [grandiloquus,] speaking big, braggart. Ydtyov 
 
 7cXh»)v, dfrvardrov, OTOfxtyand, Kprj/uvd7rotdy. Nub. 1370. SYN. JJLofjnraaTrjs, 
 
 dXa<Z(ov, fxeydXrjyopos, cav^rjjs. 
 Sro^wcts, £<ds, fj, subst. [acumen,] an edge. IloXXr/v ex ov gtolmjjctXv. (E. R. 
 
 795. 
 ^.Tovdyeo), et GTovdyiZUi v. [gemo,] to groan. Nu^ be brj ovketX fxo\ ardvdx>i- 
 
 oeraX e^ovdfjfp'ai. Horn. Hymu. 4. 253. See also i. 13. Syn. See Item. 
 ^Tov_d')(Yi, vid. Zrej/ay/id. 
 iLTovoets, eaad, ev, adj. [gemebundus,] groaning. ^Tovdeaad re yfjpvs djjtavXos, 
 
 CE. R. 187. SYN. 'Aydorovos, yoepds, TtevQXfxos, vtevgiktos. 
 ^.tovos, ov, 6, subst. [gemitus,] a groan. Iltovlov &vtSls* ov t\ &. Sept. Theb. 
 
 135. SYN. See ^Tevayjid. 
 1tovv£, vx° s > °» SL, bst. [praeacuta cautes,] a sharp rock. HeTpalip crrdvi>xi 
 
 Xpl/Mpe atyvpdi'. Apoll. 4. l679« 
 ^rdpeo), et oTopvvfjiX, f. ecu), et oTptovvvfiX, f. rrTpwau), v. [sterno,] to spread, 
 
 to prostrate. ^Tdpeaas OeXw Ttpb-iriveiv . Anacr. 4. 3. See also Eur. Suppl. 
 
 776'. 
 Irbx^o/uiai, v. [(l) collineo ad scopum, (2) conjicio,] to aim at a mark ; to 
 
 conjecture. Ev ye arroxa&h Kandippdyvvcrai kvk\u). Antig. 241. SYN. Eu- 
 
 arox^t oiojuai, eiKa£<o. 
 IrdxcitTfJid, drds, to, subst. [collineatio ad scopum,] an aim. Ovk aynvXwTo7$ 
 
 ©eovrdXaJv ordy^ao-^do-tj/. Bacch. 1194. 
 ^Tpayyevd/Liai, v. [tempus tero,] to linger. Tt tclvt ex l0V oTpayyevoLiai ; Nub. 
 
 131. SYN. 'Am/3dXXw, hXaTpifito. 
 ^Tpayyovpta, as, ?), subst. [stranguria,] a strangury. y E£evpes drex vt °s <j>apfxaKov 
 
 ofpayyovpias. Vesp. 806. 
 ^.TpayyovpXdu), v. [stranguria laboro,] to be afflicted with a strangury. 2>f>ay- 
 
 yovpXCJ ydp, e^0es efdyov icdpbd/id. Thesm. 622. 
 SrpaVrw, i. q. aarpa7rrw, v. [fulguro, fulgeo,] to lighten, tojfchine. Srpa^arrd 
 
 X^tpos Tfjs dvticriTov (3eXrj. CE. C. 1514. SYN. 'AorpaTrrw, d7rooTpd7rrw, U7rd- 
 
 Xafuro). 
 ^rpdrapyds, vid. HrpaTriyos* 
 Irpdrela, as, fj, subst. [expeditio militaris,] an expedition, "irw orpdreia bXdXv- 
 
 Bel(T t£ AvXt^ds. Iph. A. 495. EPITH. Avari>x €(TT ^ Tr i> bXedpios, ^iXtdyavs. 
 2rpdrevjud, drds, to, orpdrXd, as, ij, et orpdrus, ov, 6, subst. [exercitus,] an arm}'. I 
 
 Kdre<rx'> 'Ay/XXei)s, nav arpaTevfi 'EXXrjvXxov. Hec. 3S. See also Troad. 232. 
 
 and Bacch. 1345. SYN. IrdXds, g^dbos, crrpdrdTrtbdv. EPITH. NavaXnopov, 
 
 XiXXovavv, ficipfidpov, evpv, wdXv, dXXbv, demeXXos, (j)iXo~ToXZfids, oXods, dvt)~ 
 
 pffl/uidi>, Kpdrepds, dfxelXXxbs, dprjXos. PHR. Ky^td yepcaTdj/ oTpdTOV. 
 Srpdrevw, v. [(1) exercitum in expeditionem duco, (2) milito,] (1) to lead an i 
 
 army on an expedition, (2) to serve in war. "Evos b' £7r' apbpds bwjjidTa arpd 
 
 Tevofxtv. Here. F. 821. 
 ^Tpdrrjyeh), et (TTpdrrjXdTeu), v. [exercitum duco,] to lead an army. Avolv ye- " 
 
 povToiv be (TTpdTrjyelTai ((>vyr]. Androm. 39. See also Orest. 709. Syn. 
 
 'Hytfjidvevu}. 
 2rpdr»jyta, as, fj, subst. [munus imperatorium, peritia imperatoria,] the office 
 
2TPA ITPE 80t 
 
 of a general, generalship. Trjv ff eju)v aTpd-rjyXav. Androm. 676. Syn. 
 
 'tiye/udrevfia. 
 Zrpa-qyiicws, adv. [imperatorie,] in a general-like manner. Kal aTpdTnyXws. 
 
 Aves 36l. 
 ^LrpaTYiyXdv , vid. "LTpdTdirebdv. 
 IrpdrrjyXs, Xbds, //, adj. [prsetoria,] of a general. 1 Kal brj Ve biaaais ?> arpa- 
 
 TTjyiaivTrvXats, Aj. Fl. 49. SYN. IrparXuTts. 
 Zrpdrtjyds, arpdrap^ps, et orjodr^Xar^s, ov, 6, subst. [dux exercitus,] a general. 
 
 2(j>d\epd b' ov fiiXfi (TTpdTrjyCjv Kpdrtj. Rhes. 132. See also Pyth. 6. 31. and 
 
 Orest. 567- Syn. 'Apxos, fiye^y. 
 Irparta, vid. Irpdrev^d.' 2 ' 
 2Tpdrids,dv,<idj. [ad exercitum s.ad bellura pertinens, militari more,] belonging 
 
 to an army or war, in a soldier-like manner. Meyd ical arpdrXov KaTenapbev. 
 
 Vesp. 6l6. EXP. Meya, Qopepov. 
 Irpdrlwrqs, orpaTUvtbris, ov, o, et * orpdrXuTis, Xbds, rj, subst. [miles, milites,] a 
 
 soldier, military. Et p.ri Kdrewrioas toIs crrpariwrcus a 'Xdfies. Vesp. 965 
 
 See also Acharn. 596. and Agam. 46. SYN. ^OttXIttjs, revx>?<m)s, alxwrrjs, 
 
 aOTTKTTilS, TToXefUGT^Sj JJ.d-)(l]T1]S. 
 
 * iTpdrXwriKos, r), o>, adj. [militaris,] military. Mwv ovv ojjioiov teal yvXiov arpd- 
 tXmtXkov ; Pax 527- Syn. UoXZ/ukos, /jd^X^os. 
 
 ^TpuTd^av-Xs, eus, 6, subst. [augur exercitus,] soothsayer of the army. Kebvds 
 be aTpdTojLtavTXs Xbd)v. Agam. 120. 
 
 * Irpdrovkr}, rjs, f/, P. N. [Stratonice.] Kal IrpaTovkriv, v/uwv ovbels ovb' ey- 
 ^e<pe7 noXtfjitSetv. Thesm. 807. 
 
 ^Lrpdroirebuvj et oTpd-r)yXov y ov, to, subst. [castra, exercitus,] a camp, an 
 
 army. Medenai arpdros oTpdrd-xthov XXnwv. Sept. Theb. 79. See also Aj. Fl. 
 
 721. 
 Yrpuros, vid. iTpdrev/iid. 
 ^LrpdroM, v. [exercitum colloco,] \o post or encamp an army. O'l pd tot 
 
 earpdToujVTd 7r&p' b^dcis ^.ayydpXoid. T. 187« Syn. Sk^^ow. 
 2.rpdT<t)i'Xbr)s t vid. ^TpdrXujTrjs. 
 TLrptfiXrj, rjs, rj, subst. [instrumentum nauticum,] a screw. 2rpe/3Aatat vavrX- 
 
 koaoXv (vs Trpoarjy/jevdv. iEsch. Suppl. 450. 
 SrpefiXds, if, dv, adj. [detortus, tortuosus,] distorted, crooked. "EXOwcri o-Tpe- 
 
 fiXoloX irdXaiafidoXv avTXXoyovvrls. Ran. 878. SYN. HrpexTos, Ka/j.7rvXos f hva- 
 
 k'6\os, gkoXXos, arpdfios. 
 1,Tpe(jXdio, v. [forqueo, distorqueo,] to twist, to distort, to rack. 'E^ tov 
 
 Tpoyov yap bet a Z^ei GTpeSXovfievov. Plut. 875. SYN. 2rp£0o>, irdpaoTpityw, 
 
 b\a(TTpE<f>b), (idodvi£o>, alKt^oj. 
 ZrpeTTTutyXds, ij, ov, adj. [fulgorem torquens, vox dithyramb, ab Aristoph. 
 
 conficta,] light- whirling. 2>pe7rrcuyXa*> biuov bpfiav. Nub. 334. 
 £rpe7rrds, 77, dv, adj. [tortus,] twisted, pliant. lYpe7rrcus XvyotaX Gujid avfiTrl- 
 
 TrXey/utvovs. Cycl. 225. SYN. Irpe'fiXus. . 
 XTpevyofdai, v. fpaulatim tabesco,]- gradually to waste away. *H brjdd OTpev- 
 
 yeodul ttov l.v vi\nui tpj'ipr}. \x. 351. SYN. Irpayyevofiat. 
 irpefebiveu), v. [contorqueo,] to turn and twist. ILrpecptblvijOev be 01 oaae. 
 
 \\. 792. SYN. WipiGTpityio, TTtplbivtw, biviu), Tpoyobiviit), arpotyobiviu}. 
 irpt(J)(o, f. \p(o, et Ion. imp. fTTpe\paari:ov, v. [verto,] to turn, to twist. Kopas 
 
 arpefovadv. Med. 1172. See also S. 546. Syn. ^.Tpd^ito, /u£7-aorptr/>w, kv- 
 
 Xuo, biviio, yvci/nrTd), aTp^ftXoio, (TTpotydXtZiv, frrpio^dio, Tptnco, oTpbfiiu). 
 .Tpex^Xdbrjs, ov, 6, P.N. [Strepsiades.] Yloi) 1rpe\pidbr}s ; fyei, tov aoKavrrfv 
 
 Xdfiujv. Nub. 633. 
 
 ,Tpe\p6bXK£tM), v. [jus perverto,] to pervert justice. 'AW iia ifuavrtp arpe^d- 
 
 bXuricrai, Kal tovs ^pr^GTOVs bX6Xiade~iv. Nub. 433. 
 
 1 'ZTparnyh with "Apxn understood is used substantively and denotes praetura, a government, 
 command 5 see Eccles. 830, and 865. 
 
 2 ^TparXa is also a P. N. : s-ee Horn. 13, COG. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 5 I 
 
802 XTPE 2TPO 
 
 Irpe^dbtKdiravovpyhx, as, ij, subst. [versutia in pervertendis causis,] villany in 
 
 perverting justice. UXtcpav ratf tyei (TTpe^obXtcdTtavovpyXav. Aves 1468. 
 Irpnvris, Eds, 6 et fj, adj. [asper, acutus,] sharp, rough. Irprjvts bt nipl 
 
 arixpsXr} PpZfjieX anTrj. Apoll. 2, 323. Syn. Tpa X vs. Exp. 'AvdreTa^Evds, 
 
 Kal fieyas, xal olvs, feat bXaropds. Schol. Ml 1. C 
 2rp?/3tXiK/y£, subst. [ne nauci quidem,] not a whit. Ovb' av oTplfilXidyZ; dXX' 
 
 a.7rlu)v oifXtoCE ttoi. Acharri. 1035. 
 2rpo/3ew, v. [agito,] to agitate. 2rpo/3e7, Tupaaotav <j>potpioiat Qnfiiots. Agam. 
 
 1187. S Y N . Kt veoj, GTpe<j)<*>. 
 IrpofaXos, et <rrpo>/3os, ov, 6, subst. [turbo,] a top, a whirlwind. EuSa^oi'eore- 
 
 pos tpdvel tG>v Kaptivov uTpofliXiav. Pax 864. See also P. V. 1 1 20. Syn. 
 
 Tpoytfs. 
 iTpdfids, ov, b, subst. [vertigo,] a turning, a fastening. "[It^ovr d(j>avTot, ttoi- 
 
 fxevos KdKOV oTpofiw. Agam. 640. SYN. !rpb(pbs, o-pvfiov. 
 IrpoyyvXos, t\, bv\ adj. [rotundus, globosus,] round, globular. X&Xa&its 
 
 orpoyyvXais Ivvrpl^onlv. Nub. 1 127- SYN. Tpoxoetdfc, fiyvbetbrjs, kvkXote- 
 
 p))s, eyKvxtXds. 
 Hrpo/ifibs, vid. 2rpo"/3»Xos. 
 Irpovdldv, ov, to, dimin. a IrpovGbs, ou, 6 et ?/, subst. [passerculus, passer,] 
 
 a little sparrow, a sparrow. <DiX<tepur?j ro> iTpovdXbv. 1 Aves 1077. See also 
 
 Aves 877- 
 ^TpocjiabES, vid. TLrpbcfas. 
 Irpuyaios, a, oV, adj. [versutus,] shuffling, cunning, llapa n)v Qvpav arpb- 
 
 (JHi-idv IbpvaaodE fxs\ Plut. 1154, Syn. Irpe/3Xos. 
 IrpoQaXtyZ, tyyos, i), subst. [circumversio, gyrus,] a turning round, a vortex, 
 
 a whirlwind. Metoreor/ yap Traaa TZEpiorpfyeTat orpo^dXtyyt. Arat. 43, SYN. 
 
 2rpd///3os, OTpofios, arvarpof}]. 
 IrpoQaXtZoj, v. [verto,] to turn. Tp $£ Trap ^Xa/cara arpofaXi^ETE. a. 314. 
 ' Syn. See YrpEQit). 
 Irpdfpas, abbs, f], adj. [quae circumagitur, tortuosa,] turning round. 2rpo0a§es* 
 
 K£Xeu0oi, Trach. 131. 
 Irpbfevs, ews, 6, subst. [cardo,] a hinge. 'Eyw ce Kard^Eaad rov arpbcpEtos vbtap. 
 
 Thesm. 487- Syn. Irpd^tyi 
 IrpdcpEh), et arpwcftau), v. [verto,] to turn. "HSr? orpo^et rt Trvevfxa itipl Tbv 6fi<pd- 
 
 Xov. Pax 175. See also N. 557. Syn. See Irpicpoj. 
 Irpfyri, rjs, r\, subst. [(l)versio; (2) strophe ; (3) versutia,] a turning, distor- 
 tion ; strophe ; trick. 'Ev oTpofyaiaXv d/x/mrwv. Here. F. 927- Syn. Tpbrn), 
 
 Kafnrr], bXauTpvtyi), dbfi. 
 IrpoQiyZ, tyyos, ?/, subst. [(1) cardo ; (2) flexus,] a hinge, a pivot; a winding. 
 
 TlwXoi o-Tpo<f)iy^iv evbdQep kvkXovhevcii. Phcen. 1142. SYN. 2rpo^)j), ff-pbfevs, 
 
 TTEpXtyopa. 
 IrpbfXbv, ov, to, subst. [zona, redimiculum,] a zone, a kerchief for the head. 
 
 To c-Tpd(j)lo)> i\br] Xvofiai. Lysistr. 931. SYN. Irpotfos, ireplbea/Jos. 
 lTpd<pXds, ov, 6, P.N. [Strophius,] the father of Py lades, Irpdfibs, b$u>Kevs. 
 
 Agam. 854. 
 iTpdfis, Xbds, f h subst. [(1) homo versutus; (2) laqueus,] a shuffling fellow ; a 
 
 noose or knot. IlXeKras fyiarrwv OTpbfibas ei-aVr/adjuai. Androm. 716. SYN. 
 
 YiXeKTavrj. 
 TLTpotybbivEdnai, v. [in gyros circumagor,] to wheel about. ^Tpb^bbivovvTai. 
 
 Agam. 50. Syn. See Aivew. 
 IrpbQds, ov, 6, subst. [(1) funiculus ; (2) cingulus; (3) tormina intestinorum,] 
 
 a cord, a rope; the gripes. Hrpbtybv eadfjaiv 7r£pt/3dXXo*rat. Sept. Theb. 
 
 869. SYN. IrpoQidv. EPITH.Xpvo-fds. 
 
 1 See Brunck's note on this passage. 
 
 4 Srpo^dSes is also the name of two islands in the Ionian sea near Zacynthos, so called he- 
 cause it was believed that they were floating islands. See Apoll. 2. 295. and Hygin. 
 fab. 19. 
 
2TPY 2TYP 803 
 
 Zrpvfidbwpds, ov, 6, P. N. [Strymodorus.] Trjv ^rpvfjidbcjpov QpaTTav Ik roy 
 
 QeWeuts. Acharn. 273. 
 Irpvfxuvws, a, o>, adj. [Strymouius,] of the river Strymon. Olai ^.TpvfibvXov 
 
 nZXd-yovs, Pcrs. 874. 
 ^rpvfiojy, dvds, 6, P.N. [Strymon,] a river which separates Thrace from Mace- 
 don. 'PeeOpov ayvov Irpvjjidvos' Oeovs bZ tXs. Vers. 503. PHR. See Rhes. 
 
 345 — 350. 
 ^rpv<j>vds t l ?), ov, adj. [acerbus,] harsh, severe. Irpvtyvbv koa npivlvov fjdds. 
 
 Vesp. 872. SYN. J,KXrjpos, xaXZ^os, CTepZoSy Tpayys, aypXds. 
 2,Tpu>fj.a, utos, to, et (jTpu>fj.vriy fjs, rj, subst. [stratum, lectus,] a coverlid, a couch, 
 
 a bed. AaKvei fxZ biifxap^os tls Ik tujv t7r/)Wjudrwr. Nub. 37. See also Phoen. 
 
 432. SYN. AefivXav, Kdraorowjua, evvrf, KaXv/ufid, XeKTpov, koittj. 
 HrpuvvvfjiX, vid. iiropeto. 
 xlrpit)Tos y r), dv, adj. [stratus,] spread, covered. Kal orowrd tyZperai Xenrpa 
 
 o-utfidros K£v&, Helen. 1260. 
 2rptt)(j)au), vid. ^,rpd(pe(t). 
 Hrvyavwp, ftpds, adj. [odio viros prosequeus,] man-hating. "I'^ei crrvyavop'. 
 
 P. V. 749. 
 ^Tvyepds, et crrvyvos, >), ov, adj. [invisus, tristis,] hated, sad. 'AAox« tZ oq. 
 
 OTvyipbv 6a.va.T0v. Med. 990. See also Hipp. 770. SYN. 2ri)y??r6s, ctTrexOr/s, 
 
 fMGrjTos, yoepos, Xv7TT]pds, o-Kvdpionds, -)(ake7:ds, e7rt0#o>os. 
 ^TvyZpwTT-qs, eos, 6 et ^, adj. [torvo adspectu adspiciens,] beholding with a 
 
 stern look. 'O^ajon/cee aTvyepw7rr)s. Hes. Op. 194. Syn. ^Kvdpoj-rrosy otv- 
 
 yZpos. 
 ^Tvyep&s, adv. [horrendum vel tristem in modum,] horribly. 7 H kZv tis arvyZ- 
 
 pu>s. Apoll. 2. 18. SYN. QofiZpivs, ^aXl-nibs, ETrXirovws. 
 iTvyeo), f. i/ato, et otv£w, 2 aor. ea-vyov, v. [odio prosequor,] to hate. Xtforoi 
 
 arvyovaXv dvoaXovs fiXaaTopas. Eur. Electr. 683. SYN. 'AirooTvyZu), /uicew, 
 
 d7T€\daipu), exdpaivu), bvayepaivb). 
 ^Tvyrjfjid, dros, to, subst. [quod aliquis odio habet,] a hated object. 2n'A/3et 
 
 voawbeis affTpdirds, arvyrjfM Zfiov. Orest. 474. Syn. See Irvyos. 
 *lTvyr}Tds, 77, 8v, adj. [odio dignus,] detestable. "Hpa. arvyrjTos 7rpds pXav yv/x- 
 
 va$Zrai; P. V. 6l2. SYN. See Srvyepos. 
 HrvyXos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [Stygius,] Stygian. Zevs fietXioffuv IrvyXovs. Helen. 
 
 1338. 
 Hrvyvos, vid. J.TvyZpos. 
 *lTvyds, eos, to, subst. [odium,] hatred. T ft BedfJidves tZ, Kal dewv fiZya arvyos 
 
 Sept. Theb. 650. Syn. Mlads, arvyrifxd. 
 LtvXos, ov, 6, subst. [(l)columna ; (2) fulcrum,] a pillar; a support. KojuwvTd 
 
 Kiooy, (ttvXov EvXov OZov. Eur. fr. Antiop. 32. 2. Syn. K'uov, otZ/Xtj. 
 Hrv/jupauoZs, ojv, at, adj. [Stymphaeides,] of Stymphae, a town in Epiius. Kal 
 
 ellrv jjupatXbZs eiZv. Call. 3. 180. ExP. 'Hireipco-XKuL 
 HrvfjupaXibZs, cjv, a'1, adj. [Stymphalides,] of Stymphalus, a town, river, lake, 
 
 and fountain in Arcadia. IlXwibds opvidas^Lrv/jK^aXXbas. Apoll. 2. 1055. 
 ^TvfKprjXos, ov, >/, P. N. [Stymphalus.] Itv/j^Xov t elx 0v * ^* ^ ( )8. 
 2tv£, t>yds, »/, P. N. [Styx,] a river in hell. Kojkvtos 0\ os brj Xrvyos vbdrds 
 
 eaTiv dnoppvi,. k. 514. EPITH. 'Pty/orr/, ombvdrdTr], atytiXTos, uKedveid, %JLm 
 
 Xaivd. 
 2rv7T7reio7rd>\77s, ov, o, subst. [lini venditor,] a tow-seller. 'Us -rrpCJTd fikv otvtt- 
 
 7reio7rojXr)s ytVtrat. Equit. 129* 
 2.Ti>7rds, Zos, to, subst. [stipes, caudex,] a stem, a trunk. "EctkZ be ti orXfidpov 
 
 (ttvttos. Apoll. 1. IH7. SYN. Wpe^vdv, arZXZxos, Kopfxos. EPITH. 'HZpd- 
 
 /jrjKes. 
 
 *^Tvpd, ojv, Ht, P. N. [Styra,] a town in Euboea. '11^' oi l.Tvpa vauTua.(T<dv, 
 B. 539. 
 
 1 According to Draco p. 83. the v was always Ipng. 
 
804 2TY<2> IYIT 
 
 * 2rv(f)ebavds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [decrepitus,] worn out, battered. 7 H ofobs, ovtos, 
 
 (TTV<pzba.v$, Hal xoipdOXixlf. Vesp. 1364. 1 
 2r00e\/5fti, f. £w, v. [(l) disjicio; (2) coerceo ; (3) verberibus incesso,] to dis- 
 perse, to restrain, to insult. "AXXots e7TEvdffjia gtv<$>eXi~uv . Antig. 139- SYN. 
 
 'flrOsw, avciGrpeipti), 7rpbirr)XdKt£(t); Xoibopeoj, KaKooj, bveibi^to. 
 IrvQeXHTfjids, ov, 6, subst. [injuria, coutumelia,] ill usage, insult. 'Opyas vjiZv 
 
 ijvea^tTO kcu OTvtpekiafxovs. Equit. 534. SYN. AoibbpXa, vfjpis, fxefixpXs, bvetbia- 
 
 fibs, Xcj/otj. 
 IrvtpeXbs, et (TrvfXdsy ij, bv, adj. [asper, durus,] rough, hard. See in ^Tprjvijs, 
 
 SYN. 'Fpa^vs, oxXripos, Tapay&hrjs , oreppos. 
 UriKpoKOfATros, ov, 6 et >;, subst. [cothurnix quaedarn,] a kind of quail. 'iVo 
 
 OTv0oKo//7rou Trjv K£(f)dXr)v TZEizX-qy ^xevio. Aves 1299* 
 Htvu), v. [tentigine laboro,] to swell with lust. Kctyw Kadevbeiv /3ovXo/xa*, fiai 
 
 orvofxai. Acharn. 1220. 
 ^Lno/jivXedfiat, oTwfjLvXeud/jiai, OTcofivXXu), et orw/xi/XXadjuat, v. [loquax sum, nu- 
 
 gor,] to babble, to trifle. "A <7rw/ui)Xe7rai. Equit. 1376. See also Pax 994. 
 
 and Thesrn. .1083. Syn. QXvapeu), KbXdKevw. 
 ILTtojjivXXa, as, 7], et orwyui/Xjua, cltos, to, subst. [loquacitas,] babbling. Kaf 
 
 gtw/uvXXuv sbtba£as. Kan. 1100. See also Ran. 973. Syn. AdXta, aSoXetryJa, 
 
 (ftXvapXa, ay-yXvoid, ndvovpyXa. 
 *^Tb}jjLvXX6avXXEKTabr]s, et otujivXos, ov, 6, subst. [qui fabulas colligit, homo 
 
 garrulus, nugator,] a collector of chit-chat, a babbler, a trifler. 2v b>'i fxZ 
 
 Tavr, J arTU)pvXXd<jvXXeicTubr}. Ran. 841. See also Acharn. 428. Syn. 'Abb- 
 
 Xeoy^bs, XdXos, <pXi)apbs, evrpdweXos. 
 •££#, gov, et Dor. Tvvrj, pronom. [tu,] thou, you. 'AXX' eis xdXov ov t* etnas. 
 
 (E. R. 78. 
 Ivfi&pigu), v. [Sybariio more vivo,] to live like a Sybarite. iLvfidplgeiv. Pax 
 
 343. Syn. Tpvcpdu). 
 IvfiapXs, ecus, ?/, P. N. [Sybaris,] a city near Tarentum. " Akove, p) <f>euy* ev 
 
 Hvfidpet yUvrj vote. Vesp. 1435. 
 Ivflapirrjs et IvfiapTrjs, ov, 6, et Iv^aplrXs, Xbbs, i), P. N. [Sybarita,] a native of 
 
 Sybaris. 'Avr/p J l vj3uptTr)s k^ETtluEv ei; ap/jdrbs. Vesp. 1427* See also Theocr. 
 
 5. 5.,et 5. 126. 
 ^vfiapirXuds, ?), ov, adj. [Sybariticus,] Sybaritish. AIowuXkov yeXoiov,r) Hvj3a.pt- 
 
 tXkov. Vesp. 1259. 
 Ivfilvri, 7]s, fj, subst. [theca ex corio suillo confecta,] a case made of hog's 
 
 skin. 'AXXa to cvPuriv Xafie. Thesm. 1197- 
 IvfioGrtdv, ov, to, subst. [grex suum,] a herd of swine. Toead ov&v ovfibvid. 
 
 I. 101. 
 HvfiwTris, et ov<pop(3bs, ov, b, subst. [subulcus,] a swine-feeder. TolaX be fivdwv 
 
 fipyjt ovfiuTqs. p. 184. See also $. 282. SYN. 'rtyopfibs. 
 TLvyyafjibs, ov, 6 et r), subst. [conjnx,] a married person, a husband, a wife. 
 
 Kai tyyydjjiOiaX bvcrfieves fxdXtOT dei. Androm. 182. SyN. *Lvvau)p, ovvabpbs, 
 
 av^vybs, avvevvbs, avvowiov, avXXetCTpbs, vvyKotTris, yd/UErrjs, KrjbeffTtjs. 
 sLvyyeirwv, bvbs, adj. [vicinus,] neighboring. Bvyyehbv olauiv aidv. Eur. Suppl. 
 
 396' SYN. ^LvyxopTbs, yeinov, 7rX^(Tio^wpos. 
 IvyysXdu), f. ticrw, v. [una rideo,] to laugh along with. 'AubXaoTd 5' rjQrj, Xafi- 
 
 7rpd avyyiXav /ubvbv. Eur. fr. Ereclh. 2. 22. 
 Ivyyeveid, as, //, subst. [cognatio,] relationship. r ft t,vyyevetd irdrpos efiov. 
 
 Orest. 724. Syn. Krjbbs, ^bevjud. 
 Hvyyeveretpd, as, 1), subst. [communis mater vel soror,] a common mother or 
 
 sister. KXetvwv ZvyyEieTeip' dbeX<pwv. Eur. Electr. 746. 
 ^.vyylvrjs, ebs, et ovyybvbs, ov, 6 et r), adj. et subst. [cognatus,] related to, kin- 
 dred, a kinsman. '£yw b' aToXfibs el/uX avyylvr\ 6lbv. P. V. "14. See also 
 Hipp. 1376. SYN. 'djJibyEvrjs, bfiai^bs, avyybvbs. 
 
 1 This is the reading adopted by Brunck, instead of Tu<p<J>avos. See Toup. iu Suid. iii. 142. 
 
rrrr iytk boo 
 
 * IvyyZvios, adv. [more consanguineo,] in a kindred manner. Ivyyiv&s bvarn- 
 vds &v. Here. F. 1284. 
 
 Ivyylwpyds, ou, 6, subst. [socius in agro colendo,] a fellow husbandman. Kal 
 
 avyyeojpyovs KaXeaov. Plut. 223. 
 J.vyy7)dew, v. [una gaudio,] to rejoice with. Kal ^vyyeyrjde f Kal tyvubivei Kd- 
 
 Kois. Helen. 726. SYN. ^vy\aipu), avvijbdpai. 
 2.vyyivdfxai, v. [una sum,] to be with, to assist. YlavTwv /ueytorw, ZrjvX, avy- 
 
 yeiotrd jjlol. Choeph. 239* SYN. ^.v/jfidxtofiat, ovvepyew, crfo'eiyi, avvovoXacioj, 
 
 GVfj,—pu<T(Tio J ovfj.irapa<7Ta.T£(i) J avro^xiXed). 
 Ivyytt'urjKbj, f. yvtuad/jLCH, v. [ignosco,] to pardon. Ivyyvwaerat aot TTjvb' dfiap- 
 
 riav TrdfTis. Audrom. 832. SYN. Dvyywptw, avyyvwfxriv eyw, (pelbu^ai. 
 J-vyyvota, as, ovyyvuiir], r/s, et trvyyvw/udavvrj, i)s, 77, subst. [venia,] pardon. 
 
 Evyyvotav 'i<rx €tv > <*>s fiiazojuai rate. Antig. 66. See also Vesp. 367* and Trach. 
 
 1267« SYN."A^)£(7ls, xapts, dveaXs. 
 Ivyyvojfxwv, uvos, adj. [facilis in danda venia,] forgiving, s.vyyvth^ov' el vat. 
 
 Med. 866*. SYN. 'EXefj/jiojv, oiKTipfiiov. 
 HvyyvcotTTds, 77, ov, adj. [ignoscendus,] pardonable. HuyyvuffG', drav tis Kpda- 
 
 aov\ y (pepeiv, ku-kcl. Hec. 1089« 
 Ivyyoyyi/X/cJw, f. Xcru), v. [contorqueo,] to roll with. Evorpe^as Kal tyyyoyyvkX- 
 
 aas. Lysistr. 974. SYN. Meraarp^w. 
 ILvyyovos, vid. ^.vyyevys. 
 Lvyypdfpevs, ews, 6, subst. [couscriptor,] a writer. Tbv %vyy pa fTj, Toy fxeXeuv 
 
 iroXr]Tt]P. Acharn. 1151. SYN. Aoyoypd<j)ds> ypdtyevs. 
 J.vyypd(()b), f. \L«o, v. [conscribo,] to compose, to paint. Td b' dXXd perd Tfjs 
 
 rpa/ufjLa.7E(i)s fyyypaipdnai. Thesm. 432. 
 1vyKadap/ji6c!(a f f. d<7w, v. [concinno,] to fit together. UenTuiT dbeX<f>6v Tovbe 
 
 avyKadapfiocrai. Aj. Fl. 922. 
 IvyKadeXxvu), v. [una deorsum traho,] to drag down along with. A?os QIXovtos, 
 
 lvvKdQe\<vaQ)]alrai. Sept. Theb. 6l0. 
 ZvyKadevbh), v. [una dormio,] to sleep along with. To~is rrjXiicovTois fyyKadev- 
 
 bova ijbdjJiai. Eccles. 1001. SYN. 2vy/<drd5ap0ew, ovyKoipaoiJiai, avvevbu, 
 
 ovvevvaZonai, irdpdtcdQevboj, avyKOtTa^ufxai. 
 *2.vyKadr}fiai t v. [consideo,] to sit together. 'EKKXrjcriaZetv 7rpo/3drd crvyKaQiifjievd, 
 
 Vesp. 32. SYN. IIdpecd//at, avvdaiczoj, ovvebpeixo, avvebpXa.6u.ai. 
 
 * IvyKadfyfuX, f. ?'/<7w, v. [una demitto,] to let down together, to deposit. Kal 
 £vyKadf](T(o kcgjaov kv -avrw O7;d0et. Helen. IO67. 
 
 ^vyKddicTTrifjiX, f. ijaoj, v. [una constituo,] to settle along with, to confirm. Tv~ 
 values a'lbe ovyKadiaraivT av vvauv. Hipp. 294. SYN. KaQioTtifu, bXarXOtj^X, 
 fbpvu), avopdout, avvTCLTTU). 
 
 TLvyKaXeu), f. eau), v. [coilVOCO,] to call together. 'Eyw be Xaovs ffvyKaXwP eyx<*>~ 
 pXovs. /Esch. Suppl. 526. SYN. KdXtw, avvdyo), avvdyeipta. 
 
 * 2vyKd\v/*/jos, 011, 6, subst. [velamen,] a covering. TXs 6 ovyKaXvufios; Aves 
 1496. Syn. SeeKdXv/uad. 
 
 2uy(vdXv7rreos, a, ov, adj. [contegendus,] must be covered up. 'AXXd cuym- 
 
 XvTTTeds. P. V. 532. SYN. KdXv-reds. 
 IvyndXvTTTds, >), or, adj. [contectus,] covered up. Kvlorf re KuiXd ovyKdXvrrrd. 
 
 P. V. 505. SYN. 'Eirrjpecprjs. 
 HvyicdXvTrTio, v. [contego,] to cover up. *A cuykaXv^/ai 7rat^ts OlbXirov \pviy. 
 
 Phoen. 880. SYN. ll£pi^dXv7rrw, KdTdtcdXv7TTu>, KpvnTb), 7repi(TTeXXu). 
 Suyica/ivw, et avvdnuKafjivw, v. [(l) simul laboro, (2) adjuvo,] to labor along 
 
 with; to assist. BvyKafx vovaa 1 rals to vbi, Tvnwv. P. V. 1095. See also Iph. 
 , T. 1347. SYN. J.vfXfioxOeu), ovvepyaZopai, cvfnruvexa, avenrevbto, ovvdpijyu, 
 , evfiirpaffou), avveKKofJii^oj. 
 ZvyKdoXyviiTi), 77s, ?'/, et avykdaXs, ews, I et y, subst. [qui una frater vel soror 
 
 est,] an own brother or sister. T H tyytcdoiyv-qTri re, ko.k tuvtou 7rdrpos. Ipli. 
 
 T. 801. See also Alcest. 421. SYN. AvrdKatrtyvyToSy avrdSeX^os, avvofxai- 
 \ {AW, avyydvus. 
 
806 irrK rrnc 
 
 IvyK&T&fiahto, f. (}fiffdf.iai, v. [una descendo,] to go down with, to concur. 
 
 Oi/rw fidipd te GvyKaTEpa. Eumen. 1049. SYN. ILvpe^etfjtX, TrpooKardfiaiPb). 
 * IvyKaTayu), f. ijw, v. [una deduco,] to restore together. *H top rvpappop tyy- 
 
 Karayeiv, rj iraibXop* Thesm. 339. 
 IvytiarabapdEb), v. [una dormio,] to sleep together. 'AM* e%e<rrat TrpolK avr<p 
 
 ZvyKarabapdeTv. SYN. See IvyKadevbto. 
 IvyKara^EvyvvjxX, f. elev^to, v. [conjungo,] to join together. "OS' ovi'ek (try 
 
 ZvyKare&VKTCn naicrj. Aj. Fl. 123. SYN. Kdra^evypvjjX. 
 IvyKcLTciiOoj, et avfi^Xeyoj, v. [comburo,] to set lire to together. 0aXXo7s d bij 
 
 XfXetvrro avyKaryddjjEP. Antig. 1202. See also Theocr. 22. 211. Syn. 
 
 Kdrdf:a/w. 
 IvyKdrdKcifxai, v. [una jaceo,] to lie near, or with. To7s apbpdaX avyKdrdtcel- 
 
 odai. Equit. 6l2. SYN. Up6ffneif.iai, avyKeifiai, vvyKdraKXhofJiat, TrdpaKEifxai, 
 
 \e\ovs, :coiv(i)VE(0. 
 IvyndTanXivio, et ovyKXivw, f. Xpw, v. [accumbere facio,] to cause to lie down 
 
 with. Tavn]V or eydfxovv, ^vyKdT£KXtvd/ur)y iyio. Nub. 49. See also Alcest. 
 
 1109. 
 
 IvyKdTUKTelvu), et avyKdraKrrjfxX, v. [una interficio,] to slay with, to join in kill- 
 ing. Kai^vyKdreHTdyov yap. Orest. 1088. SYN. Ivfxtydvevh), avyKdrepyagd- 
 fxat, ffVcnparTh). 
 
 Ivy Kara fxiyvvju, vid. Ivjufiiyvvfu. 
 
 IvyKdracTKa-KTh), f. \pio, v. [una diruo,] to destroy with. BvyKaracrKa^osp b' eyu/. 
 Rhes. 392. SYN. ILvvaipiif), avvbXa<J)deipG). 
 
 HvyKdrepy aid pat, v. [una conficio,] to despatch along with. AvaadbX cvyfcdr- 
 eipydato fxoipa. Here. F. 1018. SYN. HvyKdraKreiroj. 
 
 IvyKdrev-xpixai, et trtvevyppai, v. [una precor,] to pray together. 'AXX' wv 
 Epio julep, ravrd avyKdrrivld^p. Antig. 1336. See also Helen. 646'. „ 
 
 IvyKaroiKEb), vid. ILvvvaioj. 
 
 IvyKaToiKi^o), f. Xffh), v. [colloco,] to place along with. "Afdoyyd 6' avrals 
 ZvyKd-QiKiZeiv baK-q. Hipp. 642. SYN. KdroiKiciio. 
 
 1vyKaroiKri£<i), f. Xio, v. [commisereor,] to pity. Td 6' old Traayw avyKaroiKrX- 
 ovfiEvrj. Trach. 535. SYN. IvpaXysw, avyKXaio, cv/xTrao-^w, o-i/XXi/7T£w. 
 
 IvyKetjuai, v. [(1) unapositus sum, (2) consto,] to lie together; to consist or be 
 composed of; to be settled. Ai/3ajuds elfiX' rrjbE crvy^elrat boXos. Rhes. 215. 
 SYN. See IvyKaraKEifJiai. 
 
 IvyKEkevo), f. ffw, v. [una jubeo vel hortor,] to join in commanding or encou- 
 raging. BvyKEXevwv Tralb' dyeip OdpovjsEprjp; Iph. A. 892. SYN. Hvfjnrdpai- 
 
 VEU). 
 
 IvyKEpavvvf-Ci, et avyKipvYj/ji, v. [commisceo,] to mingle together. Uaibojp 
 
 o7rws vajp oirepiid ovyKpadfiaErai. Ion 409. See also Eccles. 836. SYN. See 
 
 Ivpfjiiyvvfu. 
 IvyKXdo), f. dcrio, v. [confringo,] to break off. Kcu KXyj/jLad' vrrbdov fyyKkdhaad 
 
 Terrdpd. Eccles. 1031. SYN. Ivpdpaacrb), avpQXdio, avvBpavu), avvrpiflw, 
 
 d7rorpi(3(o, 
 IvyKXeiio, et <TvyK\7}i£io,f. aio, v. [concludo,] to close. Ob)(X o-vyKXelaeis arb- 
 
 fid; Hipp, 500. See also Ion 244. Syn. KdraJcXe/w, Kadeipyw, avveipyot. 
 1vyK\r)pos, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [consors,] a colleague. EvyKXrjpop eXdovres %<9oi'd. 
 
 Heracl. 32. Syn. Metoxos. 
 IvyKXijrds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [convocatus,] called together, convened. Tabs: Hike 
 
 o'Lkovs Kkvovffd, ovKyXrjrov. Iph. A. 301. 
 IvyKXXvris, eos, 6 et r/, adj. [prope accubans,] reclining near, inclining towards. 
 
 To avyKXtves ett A'tavri. Ran. 1294. 
 IvyKXivo), vid. IvyKaraKXivu). 
 IvyKXdvEo), v. [conturbo,] to throw into confusion. IvpeKXdrEOP ydp oioToi. 
 
 N. 722. SYN. ILvpTupavoii), avKyKpovu). 
 IvyKoifjiddnat, v. [una dormio,] to sleep with. Avti) blnovs Xland, vvyKotpw- 
 
 fxipr). Again. 1229. Syn. SeclvyKddevbu. 
 
zktk rrrx 807 
 
 lvyicoifir)}ia t tiro's, to, subst. [coacubitus,] a concubinage. T ft yervaid ovy- 
 
 Koifxi'ifM-a. Androm. 1262. SYN- LvvovoXa. 
 IvyKonos, ov, 6 et ?/, subst. [consors lecti,] a bed-fellow. Tov hi cvyKoirov 
 
 yXvuvv. Pyth. 9' 42. SYN. Yvvevvos, djievverXs, avXXeKrpds. 
 IvytcoXXdw, v. [(1) conglutino ; (2) compono,] to glue together; to settle. 
 
 Kat fxaprvpXas fyvexoWiov. Vesp. 1036. SYN. ^.vyapfxo^oj, avviarrjfiX, avvrl- 
 
 dr}jAi, avyKairrtOf TrpovKoXXdofiai. 
 IvyKoWrjrijs, ov, 6, subst. [consarcinator,] a vamper, forger. hbeXvpos, \Lev- 
 
 h&v fyyKo\\r)7)is. Nub. 446. SYN. HvvapfjiofTrijs. 
 IvyKoWM, adv. [apte,] fitly. Kat ravr eXe£as navTa avyKoXXtus efjioi. iEscll. 
 
 Suppl. 31 6. SYN. 'ApfJLohtus, irpoa^KovTws. 
 lvyKdfxl£w, v. [conveho,] to carry together, to convey. M>) £vyicdfxi$eiv t aXV 
 
 f(tv ottcos £X et ' Aj. Fl. 1048. SYN. 'E»CfCojUi<5w, etccpdpeo), Krjbevw, ovveKKojJiiZu), 
 
 ovveicyipu). 
 Ivy™*™, v. [concido,] to cut to pieces. Kat bxbdfxi'f avrols irpoiKa ovyKz- 
 
 Korpdai. Nub. 1426. 
 IvyKpaois, sots, r/, subst. [commistio,] a mixture. 'AW earl tis ovyKpaais, 
 
 war e\€iv KaXws. Eur. fr. tEoI. 6. SYN. Sv/u/ugfr, Eirifufys. 
 * IvytcpaTds, ?;, ov, adj. [commistus,] mingled, joined. Kat fjrjy eudpH robf 
 
 (TvyKpaTdv. Androm. 494. 
 * ^vyKpdrvvu, f. vrw, v. [commolior,] to seize firmly, kpmvovs Ivytcpdrvvovaai 
 
 icXdbovs. Bacch. 1092. 
 *2vy*:piVw, f. XvGj, v. [secerno,] to separate, to select. IvyKplvas' ribs olye 
 
 (j>v^r dXbrjXoX Zirovro. A poll. 4. 681. SYN. AtaicpXvu), eKKpivu), i/cXeyw. 
 HLvyKporeu), v. [collido,] to beat together. Kai ZvyKporovaXv avbpes avr eKeldlv 
 
 uv. Equit. 469. SYN. ^vyKpovu), avjiTrXdrdyeto, avvdyio, avyKdQiar-qfxX, av- 
 
 0K€Va£b). 
 
 HvyKpovw, v. [complodo,] to clap. '6 -^vpos b' evdvs rib x ei P ^ l l v y K pov- 
 <ras. Pax 106l. SYN. ^.vyKporeta, ovfJifiaXXco, ovvairrtt), avvaparriv, avvu- 
 dlio. 
 HvyKpvirrio, f. i//w, v. [celo,] to conceal. Tac-Se ovyKpv^ai rdbe. Iph. T. 1053. 
 
 SYN. 1,vyi:aXv7rTuj t ^pvuroj, Kakwrrw. 
 Evycvjra«», v. [commisceo,] to throw into confusion. ^HirrpaTrr', efipovra, 2-vVe- 
 
 Kvtca n)v 'EXXaod. Acharn. 530. SYN. See^lv/jfiiyvvfjiX. 
 Ivyicvvayus, ov, 6 et y, subst. [veuationis socius,] a companion in hunting. 
 'ft tyvKvvayt, kcli tyveKrpdtyeis tfxoi. Iph. T. 710* SYN. ^.vrOTjpevrijs. 
 HvyKonTio, v. [simul inclino,] to bend together. Td be avyKv-rrrovd' d/id /3X?j- 
 
 yarai. Vesp. 570. SYN. 2uy»cX(Vw, vitoKvirru), ovyK&/j.7rr(o. 
 Ivytcvpw, f. paw, v. [evenio,] to happen. HiiveKvpa dbuK-qrus abdvd; Ion 1447. 
 
 SYN. ^LvvTvyxavb), kfxitlirro), crvfiflaivio, ETTXTvy\dvia. 
 'Lvyw/jiaZu), f. aw, Dor. £<!>, v. [simul comessor,] to revel together. "Evfld ovy- 
 KiOfxafcir, eyyvaco/iai. Olymp. 11. l6. SYN. Ivyxopevu), fxlrdbaivvixai, avv- 
 eww)(£w, avfiirivh). 
 IvyKojfxds, ov, 6 et %, subst. [socius comessationis,] a fellow reveller. Ivy^wyut, 
 
 vvKTb7r£pX7rXdvr)-£. Acharn. 263. 
 2vyxatpw, v. [una gaudeo,] to rejoice with. Kal iruvrd Xtiov fyyxaipeiv, kciitX- 
 
 KeXeveiv. Pax 1317' SYN. ^Lvvi'ibtifjai, tTrXyciipu, t7rXyr]6ico. 
 Ivyxetfi^u), v. [una in hibernis sum,] to winter with. Kat raura avvlx^- 
 
 H&&T6. Pint. 848. 
 2vyx£w, f. ev(Tu), 1 aor. tx^" et Zx €v "-> v * [(0 commisceo ; (2) confundo ; (3) 
 moerore adficio,] to mingle together ; to confound ; to distress. Kat ravrd 
 irdXiv ypufx/uuTd o-uy^ets. Iph. A. 37^ SYN. HvfifityvvfiX, ovyKvKau), avvrd- 
 paaau), avyKepavvv^X. 
 TLvyxopeva), v. [una choreas exerceo,] to join in the dance. Ad/3ouod ovy^- 
 
 pevaov. Aves. 1761. SYN. 2i/ykw/Ltct5w. 
 
 Ivyxoprds, ov, o et//, adj. [conterminus,] bordering on. Xddvd avyx^prov Svpt'a 
 (pevydfjitv. Msch, Suppl. 6. SYN. "Ofivpos, yenw, TrXr/aidx^pos, 
 
808 rrrx iyaa 
 
 Ivyxyffh, &$, ft, subst. [confusio,] confusion, disorder, 'fts & dvoXfldv el^ts 
 ofi/jd, ovyyyoiv tZ, [xrj veiav. Iph. A. 354. $YN. Tctpd^r/. EpiTH. Flu-pa. 
 
 ^vyx^vvvplf f. thaw, v. [aggere communio,] to pile up. Zvyxwaeiev, twv t 
 ovpdvXuv. P. V. 1085. 
 
 Svy^wpeo), f. //rrw, v. [concedo,] to yield. T H teal rvparros ravra orvyx^pv^' 
 7-ai ; Iph. T. 742. SYN. 'Y7re/^w, /itftu/p, crufJKprjfjtl, Trapa^wpew, a-vyyij/wcfjw, 
 
 O"l/yU0toV£to. 
 
 Si/yx^p/reos, a, o>, adj. verbal, [concedendus,] must be conceded. Xptjgei 
 
 yap* fif/iv b J ovyX flrvy^wp^rta. CE. C. 1426. SYN. Ivyyvuards. 
 *1vbr)v, adv. [tumultuose,] tumultuously. Newi* be rayot t&v XeXcijlijuevojv 
 
 crvbrjv. Pers. 486. SYN. Tax^Sy fxiybd. 
 * Ivevvealis, ems, 6, P. N. [Syennesis,] a Persian, viceroy of Alicia. Lvevveois 
 - te, irpSJros els evifyvyXav. Pers. 332. 
 
 ^LvZEvyvvfii, f. £ev£w, v. [conjungo,] to join together, to unite. OtXctt yvvcu- 
 Kes, tXvX TtoTfiM avve£vyi]v ; Helen. 254. SYN. 2wd7rrw, avprXdrjfxl, avy- 
 tcoXXdoj. 
 *2v5vytos, 1 a, or, adj. [conjugalis,] conjugal. 'Iw, t<*>, <7i/5vy<«t x a P"""' Hipp. 
 
 1142. 
 IvZvyos, ov, 6 et r>, subst. [conjux,] a yoke-fellow, a husband, a wife. 'Ear Se 
 
 avC,vyov Xdpio rXvd. Plut. 945. SYN. 2vyya/;os, ofioydfuos. 
 ?Lv£<i)fjia, dros, to, subst. [cingulum,] a girdle. Tt <roi itEpaivEi ju^dv>/ o-vcta/ia- 
 
 twv ; iEsch. Suppl. 471. SYN. Zuvrj, Zwfia. 
 *Lvc!u)vvvfii, f. e?wo-w, v. [accingo,] to gird together. Bv^axrov dvvaas. Thesm. 
 
 255. SYN. 'AvaZwvvvfu. 
 ?LVKa.£u), et avKoXoyeu), v. [ficus lego,] to gather figs. FXtur-rami, avxaZovoX te. 
 
 Aves 1699. See also Pax 1347. Syn. ^Sica rpuyaw. 
 2i/K£J7, et ctvk^, ?7 S > *7> subst. [licus,] a fig-tree, a fig. Hvaeas 11 reffaapaKovra. to. 
 
 340. EpiTH. TXvKepa, aypXa, /jLeXawd, bitpopos, evKap7rds. 
 'ZvribXbv, ov, to, subst. [ficus,] a little fig. Kcu ra red avribXd. Pax 598. 
 IvkXvos, rj, by, adj. [ficulnus,] of a fig-tree or fig. Kcu cvkXvov, tovtqv t&v 
 
 laxypov Beov. Plut. 946. 
 IvkXs, Xbbs, »/, subst. [plantarium ficuum,] a fig plantation. Elm irdpd TovbE 
 
 via fxoaxXbXd ovuXbiov. Acharn. 9Q6. 
 ^LvKoXbyea), vid. Sv/co^w. 
 
 Ivkov, ov, to, subst. [(1) ficus, fructus; (2) ficosus tumor,] (l)afig ; (2) a swell- 
 ing in the eye. Tfjs o' fjbv to ovkov. Pax 1349* Syn. Ivket), avicfj. 
 ^vKd-irebiXos, ov, b et r/, adj. [ficulueos calceos gestans, vox comica notans 
 sycophantam,] wearing fig-tree slippers. UXjjv AwpoT avKo-KEbiXE. Equit. 
 529. 
 ^,vKd(pavTE(o, v. [falso calumnior,] to accuse falsely. ^vKbtpavTrjaeip rXvd. 
 
 Vesp. H96. SYN. AXdfiaXXto, Xoibbpeto, bveiblito. 
 'ZvKbtydvrris, ov, 6, et avKotynvrpXa, as, //, subst. [sycophanta,] a false accuser. 
 
 Kal avKd(j>avTr]s. Aves 1423. See also Plut. 97 1. 
 'S.vKbcpavTXa, us, f/, subst. [calumniosa delatio,] a false accusation. '[Is olrbs 
 
 r'jbr) KaitcXas teal ovKotyavrlas ttvel. Equit. 437- 
 HvudfuvTpXa, vid. TLvKOtyaVTYlS . 
 
 IvXdo), avXevio, et cfkvXevw, v. [(1) spolio ; *(2) eripio,] to plunder, to snatch 
 from. Tekvwv /aoi firj tX cvXarat fiXos ; Hipp. 799* See also il. 436. and 
 Phcen. 1432. SYN. 'A7rd<rv\dw, dnoarepEU), d<paip£(t>, Eprj/uvb). 
 IvXr'iTwp, bpds, 6, et avXt'/Tetpd, as, j?, subst. [praedator,] a plunderer. Ov yap 
 Igvovfjai tovs Qewv ovXriTbpds. iEsch. Suppl. 934. See also Here. F. 377. 
 SYN. ArjitTTrjs, XrjffrpXs. ^ 
 
 2iAAd/3j), i)s, i], subst. [(1) syllaba ; (2) plica,] a syllable; a fold. "Atywvd Kal 
 
 ^Ltyoovovvrd' ovXXdfias rXdeis. Eur. fr. Palam. 2. 2. |^ 
 
 IvXXafxfidvh), f. Xtjipu), v. [(1) comprehendo ; (2) cum dativ. adjuvo,] to seize 
 
 1 2v£vyta is used as a subst. in Hipp. 1123. 2 "Svmas is here scanned as a spondee. 
 
2YAA XYMM 809 
 
 to assist. Ty yap ttovovvtX kcli Qeos ^v\\a/i/3avci. Eur. fr. Teill. 3. SYN. 
 
 Aa/ijSdvw, <7i//i/ict(07rrw, ovvdXloKhi, avvTroveto, crvyKa/iPU), avfifldridZw. 
 2i/XXeyw, f. ijw, v. [colligo,] to collect. '6 vovs [xev e£<o fyWMytav eVt/XXtd. 
 
 Acharn. 397* SYN. 2vra0po/c?w, <rvpdya), crvpdyeipio, ovvaipew, drjaavpi^oj. 
 IrjXkrjPbriv, adv. [summatim,] summarily, 'ils dydOd avXXr]j3brjv dnaprd aoi 
 
 Qepoj. Plut. 646. SYN. I.WTOfxioSj airXws, oXios, /Jpd^ews. 
 XuXX^Trrwp, dpos, 6, subst. [adjutor,] an assistant. 2v ydp jioi rovbi ovXXi)ir- 
 
 rtop ttopov. Iph. T. 95. SYN. ^vvepyoSy crvvdpwyds, avfxfxd'yps, <rvfifidr)Oos, 
 
 dXefyrrip. 
 * IvXXdyt), fjs, r), subst. [collectio,] a collection. 0*V kv ylveiov fyWoyrj rpi- 
 
 Xvpdrds. Sept. Theb. 663. SYN.^AGpoiff/m, ovpafys. 
 XvXXdyos, ou, 6, subst. [concio,] an assembly. "Epts yap kv Biols avXXdyos te 
 
 aov nepl. Helen. 877. SYN. 1>vpdbos, o/ur)yvpXs, EKKXrjoXa, d&poioXs, irdpr)yvpXs. 
 IvXXvo), f. vo-w, v. [una solvo, concilio,] to help to unbind, to settle. El fxi) 
 
 £,vpa.\ph)v, a\Xd avXXvcrwp irdpeu Aj. Fl. 1317» SYN. Atd\va», avpaXXdcrau), Xvio. 
 2v/i/3cuVw, f. fifivd/jiai, v. [(l)accedo ; (2) convenio; (3) consentio,] to happen; 
 
 to meet; to agree, "laws a7ravTd av\i flair] KaXios. Iph. T. 1056. SYN. Zuvep^o- 
 
 fxai, crvyyipd/xai, ovyyjsypiu , h.p t vy ydp m, crvfifiaXXu), avjjcfxjjPEU), avvrXdefiai. 
 ^vnflaK^evu), v. [una bacchor,] to join in Bacchanalian revels. Ylav be arvve- 
 
 ftaKyeva dpos. Bacch. 715. 
 ZvfiflaKxds, ov, 6 et t), subst. [qui una cum aliis bacchatur,] a fellow-bacchana- 
 lian. T ft tekpov, (5 Zv/ufiazxe Karrdpbpa deols. Troad. 502. SYN. See Ba^x^. 
 Hv/ufiaXXto, f. dXw, v. [(J) comparo, (2)congredior, (3) compono,] to throw or 
 
 put together, to engage, to confer. Alaypop be fxoi yvpai^X avfifiaXXeiv Xo- 
 
 yovs. Iph. A. 830. SYN. 2i>ju0£ow, avXXiyu), vvvdirTto, avvTaaoo), avfiflaivta, 
 
 bXaKpivu), avveuTcptpu), 
 Hv/ufidaXs, et ovjjifixftdoXs, ews, //, subst. [compositio,] agreement. 'EteokXeovs 
 
 te ov\xfidaiv noXov/uEPov. Eur. Suppl. 7^>9' SYN. ^vvrjfidavvri, KaraXXdyri, avv- 
 
 aXXdyi), ofxoXdyXa, £up8)']K7]. 
 IvfifioXatdv, ov, to, subst. [(1) pactum, (2) necessitudo,] a contract, inti- 
 macy. "EXdoijAEV, d te p<5p avfjifidXaid npboBlv r\v. Ion 414. SYN. LvpOyikt], 
 
 ovfifidaXs, avpaXXdyrj, avfxfSoXop. 
 2v/i/3oX£w, v. [obvius fio. Vid. tamen Gloss, doctiss. Blomf. in 1. infr. c] to 
 
 meet, to give the watch-word. BvfxfloXel (f>Ep(vv fyEpovrX. Sept. Theb. 
 
 345. SYN. ^.vvavTdo), avPTvyyd.pit>, avfxGaXXd/j.ai, vvyKvpEio. 
 IvfxfidXr), 7/s, ?;, subst. [pactum, congressus,] an engagement, a conflict. 'Apy^) 
 
 bi vavaX aufjifloXrjs tXs y)p (ppdaov. Pers. 356. SYN. Md^. EPITH. BdpeTd. 
 WvfifidXbv, ov, to, et ov/xfioXos, ov, 6, subst. [indicium, tessera, auspicium, pac- 
 tum,] a token, proof, compact. 1 Xu/^/3oX' 6s y ectiooe /not. Ion 1385. Sec 
 
 also P. V. 496. SYN. ^tj/jlewp, Tipds, aui'drjfud, olojviafid. 
 ZufifiovXevoj, v. [consulo, suadeo,] to deliberate, to advise. 'Hfxe~ts /jev, 10 7rpe<r- 
 
 /3urd, avfxfiovXevonEV. Nub. 794. SYN. Su/i/iryrmo^zat, /3ovXeuw, ovfnrdpairiu) ; 
 
 ovyKeXevw. 
 ' IvfipovXojuat, v. [una volo,] to wish along with. IvfiftovXov bi poi, Jlec. 
 
 373. 
 
 ivfjifiovXds, ov, 6, subst. [consiliarius,] a counsellor. TtLpbi avfifiovXavs itdXels. 
 
 Pers. 180. SYN. Xv/u0paS/iWj/, fiovXevrijs, ovpiarwp, avvEbpos. 
 
 Lv/x/3«/w, f. vacj, v. [constipo,] to crowd together. Evfxfiefivofjiepoi ttvkpov. 
 
 Vesp. 1105. 
 
 ivfjifiavdapu), v. [condisco,] to learn together.' Koi/^els EwioTdrai fil avf-ifJidde'ip 
 
 TOKOS. Aj. Fl, 869. 
 
 vfifidpTTTO), f. xpu), v. [corripio,] to grasp, to seize. $wrt avfjLfidp^ai bvd. Cycl. 
 396. SYN. See ^LvXXafifidpto. 
 
 \vfxfxapTvp, vpos, b, subst. [qui una testis est,] a joint witness. EvfifxapTvpdi 
 v^tji EiriHTwfxat. Antig. 840. 
 
 1 2i5fc/3oAos is also used in the sense of obvius, augur. /Esch. Suppl. 511. 
 Pros. Lex. 5 K 
 
 ' 
 
810 rrMM rrivin 
 
 ^v/jifiaprvpeu), v. [una testor,] to bear testimony along with or to. 'fts av 7rap- 
 ovaa KaX ov fxoi ^vfifnaprvpys. Hipp. 286. SYN. 'En-fyictprvpfw, ovviiraiviu) . 
 
 Svyujuaxew, et oVveKfiaxzu, v. [auxilior,] to be an ally in battle, to assist. Kcu 
 Toiaiv ev (ppovovaX av^ifidx^ rvxn. Eur. fr. Pirith. 6. 3. See also Lys. 1156. 
 SYN. ILvvapiiyio, avfXTrdpaardTEio, evvafiiXXadfiai, avviarafxai, EirXKovplia, ovvd- 
 
 jAVVU). 
 
 2v///xaxia, as, r/, subst. [societas in bello,] an alliance in war. BvfjtfidxXas 
 
 d/xapTiov. Agam. 206. SYN. *6fiai\fjiia t noiviovXa, dp^Xs, <j>XXXa. 
 H.v/utfxa'xlKoSfYi, ov, adj. [socialis,] auxiliary. To avfAiidyXKov av rovd\ or eauo- 
 
 wovfieda. Eccles. 193. 
 1vfxiiayp s > ov > ° et ^> subst. [pugna3 socius,] an ally in war, a supporter. 
 
 Tvvrj yvvaify ffvfi/Jiaxos tte^vke ttws. Eur. fr. Alop. 2. SYN. ^LvvaffTnaT^s, £7re- 
 
 Kovpds, ov\\r]7rTit)p t akelflTYip, avvdpioyos. 
 2v;s/i£r£x w » (aor. 2. avfxfXETeaxov,) et ffu/ijU£riffx w » Vi [unaparticeps sum,] to share 
 
 with. Ot te avfxixtTaaxpvres bopos. Eur. Suppl. 658. See also Antig. 537. 
 
 SYN. Merexw. 
 Y,vfifiETp€(») f v. [una metior,] to measure with. Kcu fx fjfjiup ybrj o-v/zjuerpovjue^os 
 
 XpovM. (E. R. 73. 
 Ivfi/uErpos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [accommodatus, similis,] suitable, proper, like. 
 
 2avr?7S dbeX<jiov ^VfifXETpov raJ <7&> /,apat. Choeph. 221. SYN. "Ofxows, <rvy<wc>os. 
 2i//iju?7<rr(«;p, opos, 6, subst. [consiliarius,] a counsellor. ^vfifiTjaropEs rjyEpEdovrd, 
 
 Apoll. 1. 228. SyN. Iv/mpovXds. 
 1v/nfxr)Ttddfiai t v. [una consilium ineo,] to consult together. Avrol yap koXeov 
 
 crvfijjLrjrXaaffdai. K. IQJ. SYN. See IvixfiovXevu). 
 ^v/jfxly))s, eos, et avfifxiKTbs, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [commistus,] mixed together, 
 
 blended. UdXat-olaX av/nfiXyels Kcko7s. Sept. Theb. 738. SeealsoEur.fr. 
 
 Thes. 7' !• SyN. Mtsxos, GV/n7rXEKrjs, avfifvpTds. 
 ^vfx^iyvv/ju, (rvfjifxioryh), et avytidrd^iyvvfxX, v. [commisceo,] to mix together. 
 
 K<xk£ yap kaQXov ov av/nfjiiyvvrat. Ion 1017. See also Theog. 214. and Here. 
 
 F. 674. SyN. 'Avdfiiyvvfxt, ovyK£pavvv[iX f crvyicipvrjjj.1, aVyKVKdit), ovpfiaXku), 
 
 GWTdpaGGio, crvfuLTrdpafxiyvvfil, (rv/Mpvpu). 
 ILvufioXiros, ov, 6 et r), adj. [concinens,] harmonizing with. 2v/^oX7ros rolpv 
 
 pvaair dv. Ion l63. Syn. See Hvfitywvos. 
 IvfifioxdEw, v. [simul laboro,] to labor with. Ivfipoxdovvr' £/*ol kteve'is. Iph. 
 
 T. 691. SYN. See IvynafJivu). 
 2v/i/ii)w,f. vaia, v. [comprimor,] to be closed. *lvv 6' eXitta irdvrd jisfxvKEv. 12. 420. 
 
 SYN. ^.vyKXelo/jiat. 
 2t/fi7ra/8w, v. [colludo,] to play with. AlaX TrXetora cvfATraigei. CE. R. 1109. 
 
 SYN. ^,vyKU)fjia.^o) } (rvyxaipd), ovvdQvpb)* 
 1vfj,7rai(rrpta, et cvfnraltcrpXa, as, 7), subst. [socia lusuum,] a playfellow. Iv/m- 
 
 Traiarplas, yjLTiovXov. Ran. 411. 
 iLvfjnrauo, v. [impingo,] to dash against. MsrioTrd avfjnralovaX Bap/ccu'cus d)(ois. 
 
 Soph. Electr. 727' SYN. JLlanaio), Trrauo, TrpocrKpovo), TrpotrfiaXXu), TrpecrKoirro). 
 ^v/x7rdpaivE(o, v. [simul hortor,] to recommend. IvfjnrdpaiPEaas e^w. Aves 852. 
 
 SYN. ZvyKeXei/w. 
 HvfjnrdpdjAiyvvb), v. [commisceo,] to mix together. 'Ep ttj Ovetq. ^vn7rdpdfnyt'vu>v 
 
 oTrov. Plut. 719. SYN. See ^vfifxlyvvfiX. 
 ^vfiirdpaardrEU), et avfxirdpicrrijfii, f. >/cra;, v. [(1) adsto ; (2) auxilium fero,] to 
 
 stand by, to succour. "Ek:oj'0' ekovtX ZrivX ovfx-KdpaaTdTeiv. P. V. 226. See 
 
 also OS. C. 1340. SYN. IviifxdyEU). 
 Hv/jurdpaaTarris, ov, 6, subst. [adjutor,] an assistant. ^vfxirdpatrrdTtjv Xa/3e7>>. 
 
 Philoct. 675. Syn. See ^v/afiaxos. 
 2)u/i7ras, aad, dv, adj. [simul omnis,] all together. TLv/jnravnov fidaXXrjXbd rtfjiuv. 
 
 Hipp. 1277. SYN."A7ras, Tras. 
 ^Lvixirdraaou), f. ^w, V. [collido,] to dash against. Kot fypndraiiavres /.iectov 
 
 iravra arpdroy. Eur. Suppl. 709- Syn. TLvyicpovut, aufXTraio), ov/iirXriwu). 
 
2YMII SYJVin 811 
 
 ^LvfxirefiTCU), f. i//w, v. [simul mitto,] to send with. Of/s ov biffed crvfjnrefi7reis 
 
 %kvuv. Iph. T. 1330. 
 Ivfnrevdeoj, v. [una lugeo,] to mourn together. El^e avixnevdelv ejj.oi. Choeph. 
 
 193. SYN. ?Lvva\ye<o, avareva^u). 
 
 2,vp7repaivu>, f. dpuj, v. [una perficio,] to help to finish, to close together. Kal 
 
 frfjurepaivetv, teal Trdpeordvai Xeye*. Med. 883. SYN. LvyKafivio, cvvreXeu), 
 
 (TvvepydSiofxaX. 
 
 2vpirJjyvvfJLt, f. £w, v. [cornpingo,] to fix together. 'Enetydfjievos ovveirrilev. 
 
 E. 902. SYN. ^Lvvcnrrw, ov\x\iiyvv\iX, ovvdyw, ffvva~dpoi£(o, ffvynoXXdw, avvbeio. 
 
 1vfX7rip(o i v. [una bibo,] to drink along with. 'Ectv jued' rjfiuiv ^vfnrXris h Kpaurd- 
 
 Xtjs. Acharn. 276. 
 LvfxTr Ltttu), et gvhtcXtveu), v. [incido,] to fall upon or together, to happen. *6sels 
 
 dyibvd Tovhe avjnreauiv ^d\y\s. Trach. 20. See also P. V. 441 . SYN. 'E/u- 
 
 TriitT(i) t €fj.ftaX\(jj, ovvTvyydvbi, avvepyo\xai, Kdravrcuo, 7rpoa-rrt7rr(t) t 
 HvfnrXacrcroj, v. [confingo,] to form. Taiys yap ovfnrXaaoe. Hes. Theog. 571. 
 
 SYN. M-qyavaofJLat, Te^va^ofJiat, av jattXeko} . 
 Y.vfXTzXdrayewy v. [manibus complosis strepo,] to clap the hands. XepoX re 
 
 <TU/j.TrXaTayr)<rev. Y. 102. SYN. See Svy/cporew. 
 2vyU7r\e^w, f. £c*>, v. [complico, conjungo,] to fold or join together. 'Airopu ye 
 
 rube av^xTze-KXeyiJieda Zfivo), Bacch. 7 $9' SYN. 'Ejj.ttXekii), auveipis), avvap/xoTTb), 
 
 ovvbeuj, avyylvdjuai. 
 *Lvfi-nXeu) t f. ev(j(o, v. [una navigo,] to sail together or with. Ovtos be avjjnrXel. 
 
 Iph. T. 601. PHR. Kowrj vuvTiXXdfxai. 
 Iv/j-irXriyds, et IlA^-yds, abos, ?/, subaud. irerpa, P. N. [in plur. Symplegades,] 
 , rocks at the entrance of the Euxine sea. "Htcovaiv els yfi%>, Kvdreav EvfirrXr]- 
 , ydbd. Iph. T. 242. See also Apoll. 2. 527. Phr. See Apoll. 2. 318 — 324. 
 1vfx7rXyiybr)v, adv. [collidendo,] dashing at the same time. l.v[XTrXriybr)v. Theocr. 
 
 24. 55. SYN. IvWiiflbv*. 
 ^.vfjnrXovsy ov, 6 et //, adj. [una navigans,] sailing along with. 'E/xw ty/unrXovs 
 
 7ruaet. Helen. 1206. SYN. ^vvvavrrjs, avpvav(3drrjs. 
 * jLvfj.7rve<i), f. iTvevcrio, v. [conspiro,] to conspire, to combine. 'EjU7ra<ots rV-xatol 
 
 avfjL7rpe(i))'. Agam. 180. SYN. Ivfupvadio, 
 2vfATrdbi£u>, v. [impedio,] to fetter. Kal tynitobioas. Ran. 1512. Syn. 'E^x- 
 
 TTobiSiiD, avveipyu), kojXvoj. 
 LvinroXew, v. [una facio,] to co-operate, "lya avfnroXti oov'TnaQev. Thesm. 158. 
 
 Syn. See ^.vfxTTovtd). 
 ZvfATroifiaivoj, v. [una pasco,] to feed together. Hvv b' E7roifialvoi>Td \up$. 
 
 Alcest. 594. 
 'Lvfjnrvveio, v. [una laboro,] to labor with, to assist. Tvvaiicd avfjnrdvelv yvvawX 
 
 \pri. Helen. 328. Syn. ILv/jnrouoj, ovyKufivii), avvepydzbfxat, ovfiTrpaoato, auX- 
 
 Xa/v/3drw, enXKOvpeu) , avvbpdio, ovvetyaTrToixat. 
 ~vfjnrdvr)pevoiJicu,v. [simul cum alio male ago,] to act evilly with. "6rav yap 
 
 avroi £,vfji7rdvr]pevojfjkedd. Lysistr. 408. 
 ivfiwdpevo/iai, v. [una proficiscor,] to journey together. EvjiTrdpevad/xai b' eyw. 
 
 Iph. T. 1489* SYN. ILvvepypnat, ovvufiupTeii). 
 ivfx-KopQtu), et av/jnrepQio, v. [simul depopulor,] to assist in laying waste. TuX0i)- 
 
 (3ios, as ay irarpX ovvenopBet. 4>puyds. Orest. 879- SYN. ^LvpoXXvfiX, av^Beipu). 
 ivfX7roaXdp f ov, to, subst. [compotatio,] a drinking partY. Ovnuj toXovtov typ- 
 
 ttooXov oTruiir eyw. Lysistr. 1225. SYN. HuveaTtu, ovvbeiirvdv, bdis. 
 
 IvfjiTrdTTjs, et avfxirdaXaarris, ov, 6, subst. [compotator,] a drinking companion. 
 
 ITtDs bij, TrpooipeX tis to~ujX avfjurorais Xeywi'. Vesp. 21. SyN. See ILvvbairtop. 
 
 Iv/jurdrXKos, /), ov, adj. [convivialis,] convivial. Hvfxxdrtxdt tarX, teal ^vvovalaari- 
 , kos. Vesp. 1214. 
 
 IvfiirpaKrwp, dp 6s, 6, subst. [qui aliquid cum alio facit,] a fellow performer. 
 1 Ovb' dyyeXos tXs, ovbi ffVfXirpaiCTWp bbov. (E. R. Il6\ SYN. HvXXyjirTwp, trvvep- 
 
 yarrjs, aicdXovdds, avfjifxd\t)s. 
 
812 rrjvin 2ym$ 
 
 Ivfiirpaffou), f. ^v. [una facio,] to co-operate, to assist. lyfiaiy 6 tX XPV ff0L 
 
 Ivfiirpaooeiv. P. V. 303. SYN. See ?.vfiirdveo). 
 2i///7rp£7r))s, eds t 6 et fiy adj. [decens,] becoming. "Slpav r ex ov ® etcacrTop, ware 
 
 <7VjU7T|0£7T£S. Sept. Theb. 13. SYN. Ei/7rp£7n}s, irpe-rrwy, irpoafjKwv, KOfffuos. 
 2v/z7rpo££i>£to, v. [more hospitali adjuvo,] hospitably to assist. BvfnrpoZevrjodv, 
 
 &s tvx<*> fiavTev/nuTOJV. Helen. 146. SYN. Yv/jnrpdaau), irpo£,h'eu>. 
 2v/i7rpd7re/z7rw, v. [una deduco,] to conduct with, "ia^ (pXXdxbpevTa, avfnrpo- 
 
 7re/i7T€ /uc. Ran. 413. SYN. TLvydKoXovdZto, ai)ydfiapTeu} y irpbire^TtiOy irdpaTrefi- 
 
 7Tb), 
 
 * J-vfiTrrvKTos, bv, adj. [complicatus, quadratus,] folded together, squared. See 
 
 in YlXalaXby. 
 LvfxTTTvaawy f. £w, v. [complico,] to fold together. KaOqicd avfnrTv^aa dXa«7r£S 
 
 yXXov. Trach. 691. Syn. See IvuTrXfKw. 
 ^vfnrvisdavdfiai, v. [simul audio, vel quaero,] to hear or inquire with. Kat 
 
 tyfiTrvdecrdai napdevov QeoiriafxdTd* Helen. 327» 
 2v/u7rvpdw, f. wo-w, et ovfKfAeya), v. [simul incendo,] to burn together. J.v avfx- 
 7rvpd)<7as hair* dyaXwaets TrXxpav. Cycl. 308. See also Theocr. 22.211. 
 SYN. ^vyKaiu), avP€fi7rp{]d(o, Kara^Xsyio. 
 Ivfjupepros, et avfx^6pt]T6s t ?y, ov, adj. [collatus,] brought together. IvjjKpepTr) 6' 
 
 dj0£n) 7rtXei dpbp&p. N. 237- SYN. ^Adpbbs, 
 ^Ivfji^epw, et avfx^opewy v. [confero, congredior,] to contribute, to meet together ; 
 
 impers. it is advantageous. ^Fv^v fiXa£ov Tafia avy.<plpeiv kclko.. Here. F. 
 
 1358. See also Apoll. 1. 39. Syn. 1vyKbfxi£(o, ovpdyto, ovvadpoicl<o, <rufi- 
 /3dXXw. 
 IvfxQevyto, v. [confugio,] to escape, to go into exile with. zvfjKJ>ev£b]uiai rw& 
 
 adXtwrdrw 7rdrpt. Phoen. 1693. SYN. HvvaTrohpaio, K&Tatyevyu) . 
 'Ivfi^rjjjii, f. (priau), v. [adsentior,] to agree with. Kai tyfityrioovoX ob(f>ol pot. 
 
 Hipp. 266. SYN. 'OfibXbyEW, ffi//*0pdc?0/zcu, avvatvlw, avpdybpevu), ovvav- 
 
 bd<o. 
 2)vju00e/pw, v. [una perdo,] to assist in destroying or ruining. *H fiev rX Kepbai- 
 
 vovad ovjji(j)8eipet Xe^os. Androm. 9^9* SYN. 2vjU7tojo0£w, ovvaipito. . 
 ^vfi<j>6oyybs, vid. Ivfupupos. 
 IvfjKplXeu), v. [una amo,] to love together. Ovtoi aHpexOeiv, aXXd avfx^XXeiv 
 
 eQvy. Antig. 523. 
 ^vfMpXeyh), vid. ^vfurvpou}. 
 Ivfifovevb), v. [una interficio,] to assist in killing. 'Y/ieTs bi p aXXd OvydrpX 
 
 ffvjJKpdyevffare. Hec. 391* SYN. ^vyKaraKreiPw, avyKaTepyd^bjuaiy <Twha'i$,ii) . 
 2v/i0d|od, as, fj t subst. [casus,] an event, good or bad. Upos rets irdpoiQe av/j<pb- 
 
 pas evhaifibvas. Helen. 456. SYN. Ev*>n))£ia, arvxyf*a> tvxVj dXixpls, bvarv- 
 
 Xia, KaKOTvyXa. EPITH. (derjXdrdSy x^^^t dpbaXos, jedo), Traihojroids, anXrjpdy 
 
 €/j.(f>avr)s, irXicpa, \vypa. 
 * ^vfupopeu), vid. ?Lvfi(pep(o. 
 XvfjHpbpds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [commodus, utilis,] convenient, advantageous. Aov- 
 
 \(ov yap Xbiop tovto, aol be ovfMpbpbp. Eur. Electr. 633. SYN. Xpr'iffXfibs, bvi\- 
 
 ffifidsy e7rXrr)beidSy oxjieXtfxds, XvaXreXijs. 
 Iv/jKppdbfidJv, opos, 6, subst. [consiliarius,] a counsellor. Totovrot bena fxoi 
 
 ffVfKppdbfxdpes tfep 'A^atwv. B. 372. SYN. ^vjutjjovXds. 
 2v//0pac?<5juai, f. aadfAai, v. [simul consulto,] to consult with, to devise. "0<ppd 
 
 bbXov (TVjKppdtTaeTaX. Apoll. 4.439- SYN. 2v//^SouXevw, avfuprifiX, ovvpoeu). 
 2,vfA<l>povpds t ov t 6 et 7), adj. [qui una custodit,] a guardian. Xa/p', w fXEXddpoy 
 
 ^vfi^povpdp Efxol. Philoct. 1453. 
 Lvfx(ppu>v t dvds, adj. [qui eadem est mente cum alio,] having the same mind, 
 
 consenting. 1vfi([>popd raybp. Agam. 109. Syn. 'Ofxocppiar, avfuppabfiwy, 
 
 OVfMfHOVUS, 
 
 S.vfjKpVyds, dbds, 6 et ^, subst. [socius exsilii,] a fellow exile. "Ira av^vydbas 
 Xri\pdfAaX oiKTpds. Batch. 1372. 
 
ITM$ IYNA 813 
 
 Zv/ufivpTos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [commixtus,] mixed together. Ev/Mftvprd b'fiv dirayTa, 
 
 Hipp. I22y. Syn. See IvfifxXyrjs. 
 Ivntyvpw, et (TVfifvpaw, v. [commisceo, fnedo,] to mix together, to disfigure. 
 
 TLdv at>ve<pvpe 7rpd<riD7cdv. Theocr. 22. 1 1 1 . SYN. See Iv/JLjuiyvvfjiX. 
 Hv/LKpvvau), v. [una sufflo, conspiro,] to blow together or violently; to agree, 
 
 Kcu ravr eft ol&Xv earX av^vawfxevd. Equit. 466. SYN. Lvjnrved). 
 1viu<pvTev<0, v. [una auctor sum,] to joiu in forming. Kat ^v/i(j)vrev(rai rovpydv. 
 
 CE. R. 355. SYN. IvfjifiovXevu. 
 Lv/uQvtos, ov, 6 et f], adj. [congenitus,] congenial, native. 'AXkUv fyfj^vTov, 
 
 alwv. Agam. 106. SYN."Eju0uros. 
 ^vfjKjHdvdSy et ov/Mpdoyyos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [consonus, concors,] agreeing in sound, 
 
 harmonious. "E-nrd be avfKpdjvovs oitov erdvvcradTd kaphas. Horn. Merc. 51. 
 
 See also Agam. 1158. Syn. 2vyu//o\7rds, ovvybos, avvavXos, ofAoQojvds, av/x- 
 
 <f>pu)V, avyyptjfiojy, ovvupQpos. 
 ^v/x^onoy f. rjauj, v. [corrado,] to sweep away. Ivfixpfjoai cat irpdvdi}aai. Nub. 
 
 971* SYN. livvrpifiu), avvdtyaipeu). 
 Hvfixpriflgd/uiai, v. [una suffragium do,] to vote with. Bvfx\pr}(fiffai jxoi. Lysistr. 
 
 142. SYN. Ivjutyrj/vii, avvboKew. 
 
 * liip, praep. cum dat. [cum,] with. 'AjuovadrdraiaX avv wbdls. Pho3n. 820. 
 SYN. Merd, dfid. 
 
 Lvvdyeipu), et cvvadpotZu), v. [colligo,] to collect. YldXvv (oXotov ovvdyelpwv. 
 
 8. 90. See also Rhes. 609^ SYN. IvXXeyco, avvdyu),dyeipu), ddpoiclio. 
 Ivvdyw, v. [confero,] to bring together. 'Epjjifjs §' evXdyws tyvriydyev. Sept. 
 
 Tlieb. 504. SYN. Ziyi^eow, avXXeyo), avvadpoiciu), avvdyeipw, ovvanTto, ci/yfco- 
 
 /ute?a>, ovot&XXu), avvap/ji6$o}. 
 
 * Ivvayvv/M, 1 aor. ea^d, v. [confringo,] to dash to pieces. Tds oi tyvlaldv 
 deXXai. {. 383. 
 
 ^vvdywviZdfiai, v. [certaminis socius sum,] to assist in the combat. EvptirtSi| 
 
 Kairfj. E t vvrjy(i)Vic!d/jLr]i>. Thesm. 1070. SYN. 1vMidyei*>> ovXXa/ipdvio, ovfx- 
 
 irpaaaiOy d/ivvio. 
 1vvq.hu), v. [concino,] to sing together, to agree. 1vro:beroj be XaTpts. Aves 
 
 858. SYN. ~vpavbdu) t avvavXeut, av/ucprj/xX. 
 Ivvdeipu), v. [simul tollo,] to raise with. "Oorts roXfxriaeuv eftol <ruv noyXov 
 
 deipas. i. 332. 
 Ivvddpoigio, vid. IVvayelpw. 
 7Lvvddvpu>, v. [colludo,] to play with. TyaXv del ovveBvpev. Mosch. 2. 30. 
 
 Syn. See TLvjj.7raiz:u>. 
 TLvvatfius, ov, o et//, adj. [consanguineus,] of the same blood, kindred. 'H be 
 
 avvaifxov Xe^os >]\6e>. Phcen. 831. SYN. "Ofxai/jids, dfidyei'rjs, dfjLoyeverujp, 
 
 ffvyyovos, avvofAaifJUov. 
 Lvvaiviw, et avvlnaiveu, v. [collaudo,] to praise, to approve of. $dvev-ros 
 
 Xdpiv tyvaiveaai. Agam. 468. See also 1076. SyN. Alvew, Kdraivew, 
 
 enatveu), avjjL(j)r)iil, evXoyeio, eyicutfiXaGcj. 
 Hvpaivvfiat, v. [colligo,] to collect. A»jrw be otivaivi>Tu KafiwvXd ro£d. <t>. 502. 
 
 SyN. HvXXeyuj, avXXafjifDdvu), udpoiciu). 
 Ivvaipeoj, 2 aor. eiX6t>, v. [(1) contraho, (2) aufero,] to contract; to take away. 
 
 XXalvav fiev ovveXwy /cat Kioed. v. 95. SYN. Ivvdyoj, ffWTp((3(o, ovve£aipeu). 
 
 * Ivvaipu), f. dpti, v. [una tollo,] to take with, to perpetrate with. Kal fyvaipe- 
 o-OaiKvirpXy. P. V. 671. - 
 
 Ivvatoou), v. [una irruo,] to rush together. Kat re cvvaiKTnv. Hes. Scut. 189« 
 
 SYN. Lvfxtyepoficn, avvopovio, avfifiaXXto. 
 IvvatrXds, a, dv, adj. [qui simul cum alio causa est alicujus rei,] a joint cause. 
 'AXX' dpKvs ij tyvevvos, i) ^vvairXa. Agam. 1085. SYN. Merairids, irdpairXos, 
 airlos. 
 1 IvvaKoXovdeu), vid. LvydfJiapreoj. 
 
 IvvdXdXdgw, f. fa, v. [simul clamorem edo militarem,] to join in the war cry. 
 ! Awrw Sv^AdXaijdK. Here. F. 11. 
 
814 2YNA 2YNA 
 
 IvvaXyew, v. [una doleo,] to lament with or over. Tore IvvaXyeiv xP*iv *** # r ' 
 
 (bWv/Ltrjv eyw. Alcest. 649- SYN. ^LvynXau), ffVfnrevdeu), crv/unraa^o). 
 IvvaXyrjbivv, bvos, adj. [particeps doloris,] participating in sorrow. "lr\ w tyv- 
 
 aXyrjbdies. Eur. Suppt. 85. SYN. 2v/U7ra0//s, ctvvwbos k&ko7s. 
 li/mXeyw, v. [cordi habeo,] to mind. ILvv-dXeyeiv teal ydfibv. Isthm. 8. 103. 
 
 SYN. ^/lept/jivait), <ppovri£(o, e7tX/j,eXedfxat. 
 IvvaXlagh), v. [congrego,] to assemble. T/s §' av avvaXXa'^e rovbe tov otoXov. 
 
 Lysistr. 93. SYN. Hvvdyeipu), avXXeyio, ovvdQpoi&u), avvdyii). 
 ^IvvaXXdyri, fjs, i], subst. [interventus,] interposition, intercourse. "Ei> re hai- 
 
 fxbih)V fyvaXXdyais. CE. R. 34. SYN. AXaXXdyr/, KOivojvXa. 
 IvvaXXaaaw, f. fa, v. [(I) congredior cum aliquo, (2) concilio,] to have inter- 
 course with, to reconcile. 'E\ev<f ^vyaWa^Oel.ffav evvaiots ydpots. Androm. 
 
 1234. SYN. Kowioveoj, avvTuy)(ai>(t) } ovyywplw, avjufiaXXu, aTtevbofxai, dfioXo- 
 
 yew. 
 HvvaXoiaio, v. [contundo,] to shatter. Me^pi (jvvi]Xoir)ae TrdprjXd. Theocr. 22. 
 
 128. SYN. ^LvyxXduj, avyxpovu), avvTpifiu). 
 Ivvafxa, adv. [simul,] together. TpXrjKdaXot ravpot avvdfi earXxpuvTO. 1 Theocr. 
 
 25. 126. 
 ILvvdfAdio, v. [colligo,] to collect. $rj* 6 &' dp aarpdydXovs aXivdjirjadTo. Apoll. 
 
 3. 154. SYN. IvfJLxjjau), ovXXeyu). 
 ^vpafj,7rex^» et &vi'ajLariaxbfiai, v ° [* e §°J *° ve ^ or cover. "Httov rt oef.ivov karXv 
 
 o |wva/z7r£^ets. P. V. 530. See also Here. F. 1102. Syn. HvyKaXinrTio, tte- 
 
 piarreXXii), afjupXicaXvTrTOj, a.fX(pXevvvfxX, TrepXfiaXXo) . 
 ^vvafjLvvw, f. vvG), v. [una opitulor,] to aid together. Tovrw ^vvdfLvvelvy ee tXs 
 
 €K hofjuov Xdfiwv. Iph. A. 62. SYN. ^vjuifjdrjded), <7U/z/ua)(ew, eTrdprjyw. 
 Iwa^ayKa^w, f. acw, v. [simul cogo,] to extort. Kail avv^vayKafffxevovs. Iph. 
 
 A. 395. SYN. Karavayieaclw, €K(3Xa£dfJiai. 
 Itivavepxojiat, v. [simul adscendo,] to go up with. IvvdprjXvdev 'HpaKXfjX. 
 
 Apoll. 2. 915. 
 ^vvavrdw, cvpavriagu), f. a<rw, et ovvavro/uai, v. [obvius fio,] to meet. To> 
 
 ovvavTrjaavTCL pot. Ion 536. See also CE. R. 813. and Ion 830. Syn. ^Ivv- 
 
 Tvyxavu, £7rXrvyxavG), (jv/utyc papal, 7rpoarvyxdi'io, avfifiaXXofiaX, avrdta. 
 HvvaprrjGis, ews, f], subst. [occursus,] a meeting. TXvd avvavT7\&iv ; Ion 537* 
 
 SYN. 'ATravTrifAd, ai'TYjaXs, 
 ILvvavrXaelu), vid. Hvvavrdio. 
 IvvavrXew, v. [simul haurio vel laboro,] to draw or labor with. Aty natll 
 
 avravrXel; Ion 1 98. Sy N. ^vvepyaZojiai, ovyKajuvw. 
 l.vvdvvTu) t v. [simul conficio,] to contribute to destroy. Evvdvvrei fiXov. Again. 
 
 1092. (A single dochmiac.) 
 Ivvdoibos, vid. HLvvb>bd$. 
 Y.vvqopQs, Ion. otivrjdpos, ov, 6 et r/, subst. [comes,] a companion. $6p-fiiyyX 
 
 avvyopos. Nem. 4. Q. SYN. Hvro7rabds, dKoXovQos, avv6Xd(TOJT7js. 
 ILvvdnobprifu, v. [una fugio,] to run away along with. Kcu ovvdirbbpdvai bevp 
 
 enXxeipfiaeie pot. Ran. 81. SYN. 2i//i0eyyo>. 
 ^vvdTTonajLivio, vid. 2i/ycajuvw. 
 HvvdndKet/jiai, v. [repositus sum,] to be treasured up together. XdpXs fj x^ona 
 
 Ivv y dirbKeirai. CE. C. 1752. SYN. See HvyicdTdKeifxat. 
 ^vvairTos, ov, 6 et f], adj. [continuus,] connected. XdXa tyvaTTTOvs 7}vXas. Ec- 
 
 cles. 504. Syn. 'Zvvaipris , avvberds, ovvexvs. 
 Hvva.7rr(o, v. [connecto,] to join together. Tlocnv aiivcixpat 7rdXefiov"EXXr)aiv 
 
 jj-tydv. Helen. 55. SYN. YlpdaanTU), av^evyvv^u, avvblit), avvdyo), o-vPTXdrjfxX, 
 
 ovyKvXXdoj, avveipio. 
 Ivvupaarffu), f. ^w, v. [confringo,] to break to pieces. T H yap vvviipag o\kov. 
 
 Here. F. 1133. SYN. LvvTpifiu), avvQpavw* 
 
 1 A better reading of this passage seems to be that found in one of the Vatican Mss. ovv tya 
 otix<Wto. 
 
IYNA 2YNA 815 
 
 2Vvape(TKb>, f. effio, v. [comprobo,] to approve of. Kat QtfiXs fjy afHfxo avvdpea- 
 
 aafilu. Apoll. 4. 371. SYN. EvboKSh). 
 Ivyapdpds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [connexus,] joined, agreeing. Tdpov yap iftei avvap- 
 
 Qpov avrals. Agam. 245. SYN. Ivptpiovos, q. v. 
 Zvvapioraw, f. //(tw, v. [una jento,] to breakfast together. "Erdd toIs tfpwffty 
 
 uvdptt)Troi avyapurrwcrX. Eccl. I486. 
 1vvdpi(TT€V(o t v. [excello cum alio,] to excel along with. "E/3as, efias, ro^dpa) 
 
 ovvapi-GTevGuv. Troad. 806. 
 1vvapfj.6£<d, f. dab*, v. [apte cornpono,] to fit, to adjust, to close. Hvvappoaov 
 
 he fi\t<papa fiov rij crrj \epi. Phcen. 1465. SYN. ^Lvyairru), avvaprvvh), ovvti- 
 
 BrffiX, avveipia, avinrriyvvp.X. 
 IvvapiraZw, f. daw, v. [corripio, diripio,] to seize, to plunder. Ytcv/uvoy ev 
 
 \Epolv Efivfipnatjav. Orest. 1503. SYN. 'Ap-ira^co, d(pap7ra£a). 
 ^vyaprdo), v. [connecto,] to join together. Kat fyvapTrjoas yards. Med. 564. 
 
 SYN. ^Lvvbio), ovveipu), avvapfio^iu), avfiirXe^u). 
 IvvaprvvM, f. vvG), v. [simul struo,] to devise. Tt>d rijpbe avvaprvyacds ixevol- 
 
 vi\v. Apoll. 4. 356. 
 Yvvapw, v. [apte cornpono,] fitly to put together. 2fiy KaXi) avvdprjpEv doibii. 
 
 Horn. Apoll. 164. Syn. See 'Ivyappo^oj. 
 Ivydpwyds, ov, 6 et >'/, subst. [una defensor,] a joint defender. IvrdpioyE dspi- 
 
 <ttos. Horn. Hymn. 7 • 4. Syn. "Apwyds, aXefyTijs, ovfupd-^ds. 
 iLvvaadfeoj, v. [una desipio,] to join in folly with. Kat tovtu Xvrrpby, tyvufid- 
 
 <f>eiy toIs «>} od(f)ols. Phceu. 405. 
 TLvvacnriZio, subst. [una auxilior,] to assist together. Kw/zot tyvaoTriZov-Zs. 
 
 Cycl. 39. Syn. See IvufjLuylto. 
 2i>m<T7ricrr?)s, ov, 6, subst. [commilito,] a fellow-soldier. Kfjhos te kcuvov kcu 
 
 tyi/nan-tarus QiXovs. CE. C. 379* Syn. See ^vfi/utdxps. 
 1vva(Tx a ^ a(t >> v « [simul doleo,] to grieve along with. Tls ov ^vvaa^dX^ kclkoIs, 
 
 P. V. 167. SYN. See IvpireydEw. 
 *lvvavaivu) % f. avw, v. [simul exsicco,] to burn up with. Kat IvvavdvCj Kopas. 
 
 Cycl. 642. Syn. AvatVw, fypaivw. 
 Ivvavbau), v. [consentio,] to consent. Evyavbd. Aj. Fl. 943. Syn. See Hv/j.- 
 
 (j>Vfu. 
 IvvavXXa, as, rj, subst. [contubernium, concentus,] a joining together, a con- 
 cert. BvyavXiav TTevdtjfrdfiev. Equit. Q. Syn. Hv£vytoy, avvomXu. 
 ^vvavXds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [(1) contubernalis, (2) consonus,] dwelling with, 
 
 agreeing with. "lro> £i)i/av\os ftda x c V?* Eur. Electr. $79* Syn. ILvvoikos, 
 
 koivwvos, d/jiavXds, (rvvuibos, crvp(f)(jjyds, 
 Ivyav^o/uat, v. [concresco,] to increase with. Et fit] ZvyavfyiyO' ol TTEnXot rip 
 
 ow/jutI. Eur. Electr. 544. 
 IvvbaiZu), v. [simul occido,] to kill together with. 'AXXd jje avrbai^uv. Aj. Fl. 
 
 36l. Syn. See Lv/ufdvevu). 
 IvvbaiTcop, opos, et avvbenri'os, ov, 6, subst. [eonviva,] a fellow guest. Ivvbai- 
 
 riop fjLErdtcoivds. Eumen. 352. See also Ion 1172. Syn. IvpiTurtjs, avv- 
 
 beirrvos, cvvdoivi]7U)p, avvetruos, bcuTv/iuty, oihtgitqs, owTparreZos, u/Liorpa7recos. 
 Ivvbaiu), v. [simul epulor,] to feast with, 'ils rovs ydfxovs tvvs rijabe avvba'i- 
 
 aasEuoi. Helen. 1438. 
 ^.vvbeiirvos, vid. ^Lvvbaircop. 
 ^vvbecr/ud, tov, rd, sub.st. [nexus, vincula,] joints, fastenings. Evvhefffia ^pvovs 
 
 elxe. Med. 1190. SYN. heapus. 
 IvpbETEos, a, oy, adj. verb, [colligandtis,] must be tied together. Tavrt yap 
 
 e<rrt avyblTld. Eccles. 785. SYN. YaEvkteos. 
 ^vvblros, r), oy, adj. [colligatus,] bound together. Kat vvy k«t' oiteov* tvybZ- 
 
 rovs ahi^ETai. Aj. Fl. 65. 
 ^ZvybEtj, f. y)a(i), v. [colligo,] to bind together. Tavnji' xpdrtpav ^vybrjaov. Ly- 
 
 sistr. 445. SYN, ?,vyeipii), avyanriv, ovcievyvvfu, avfxirXf.KU). 
 
816 ZYNA 2YNE 
 
 2vvbXa(f>epb), f. oiffu, 1 aor. rjveyica, v. [cum alio perfero,] to endure along with. 
 
 Bwhtriveyttav fxeQ 1 rifxibv, Equit. 594. SYN. 2vraywWe?owa«. 
 IvvbUagb), f. affh), v. [una judico, ulciscor,] to assist in administering justice, 
 
 to avenge. Zeis croi rdbe avvhlKaati. Med. 158. SYN. ^ice^ep^ofxai, en- 
 
 Hvvblicacrrrjs, ov, o, subst. [qui simul judex est,] a brother judge. 01 £vrbx- 
 
 Kaffrai TtapaKakovvres tovtovI. Vesp. 215. 
 IvvbiKew, v. [patrocinor,] to defend the cause of another. Kcu ^vrbXurjcrtov 
 
 avrds. Eumen. 582. SYN. Ivrrjydpea), irpdiardfjiai. 
 IvvbtKos, ov, 6 et fj, subst. [qui causam alterius defendit, patronus,] an advo- 
 cate, patron. 'Eyh b' dpwyovs fyvbiKovs d\ iEsch. Suppl. 734. SYN. Upo~ 
 
 OTaTT}S, ovvr)yopbs. 
 IvvblKws, adj. [jure,] with justice. AaKrifffxd beiirvov fyvbXictos ridels apy. 
 
 Agara. 1591* SyN. Afcp, bXicaitos. 
 'LvvbioWviJu, f. dXeoraj, Att. o\w, 1 aor. wXeca, v. [una perdo,] to destroy along 
 
 with. Ka'/ue ovvbluSZaev^ Eur. fr. CEdip. 7» 2. Syn. See ^v[i<povevw. 
 *£,vvboKE(i) t v. [consentio,] to agree. 2o! be ffvvbbtzz~iv -^pltiv. Jph. T. fl. SYN. 
 
 ^.vvaiveu), crvfityrj/ul, dfxotywveoj, v/xoXoyeu). 
 IwbovXevio, v. [una servio,] to be a fellow-slave. BwbovXevarat. Hec. 203. 
 IvvbovXds, ov t b et fj, subst. [conservus,] a fellow-slave. Mr) tcpvirre ovvbovXov 
 
 ceQev. Med. 64. 
 ^.vvbpaio, f. d(T<jj, v. [una facio,] to assist in doing. '6 avvbpotv alfid ical fxrjTpos 
 
 (povdv. Orest. 400. Syn. See Iv/unrparro). 
 ^vvbpdfids, dbds, //, adj. [concurrens,] running together. U&s rds avvbpd/jidbas 
 
 tverpas. Iph. T. 423. SYN. Y,vfX7rXr]yds. 
 IvrbpbfAos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [(1) una currens, (2) consentiens,] running with, 
 
 meeting, agreeing. MeyaXas avi'bpd/uos 'AprefiXbos. Call. 5. 110. Syn. 2uvo- 
 
 7rabds, avfi<piovos. 
 Ivvbpdfiws, adv. [una currendo,] with equal speed, concisely. Kai fiaprv- 
 
 pelre (rvpbpdfiots. Agam. 1155. 
 ?>vvbvas, dbos, r), adj. [compar,] a partner. Bvpbvdbos tyXXXas dXb^ov, Alcest. 
 
 488. Syn. IvZv'i 
 ILvvbvd, adj. [bini,] two together. Ivvbvd Koifiriffavrd. Horn. Hymn. 5. 74. 
 TLvvbvaTvyeu), v. [pari calamitate laboro,] to be unfortunate together, 'tis av 
 
 Mei/eXews tyvbvoTvxiJ • Orest. 1098. SYN. Svyicd/uyw. 
 IwbiobeKd, adj. [duodecim simul,] twelve together. Ivvbubeica nXi'idei. Troad. 
 
 1068. 
 1vve~bpXa, as, fj t subst. [consessus,] an assemblage. "Exdpat re teal arepyrjdpa 
 
 Kal ovvebpXai. P. V". 501. SYN. Ivvobos, ffvynXriffXa, CKicXrjaXa, koivwvXcl. 
 Ivvehpiadnaty ovvebpevb), et (rvvebpta£(o, v. [consideo,] to sit together, to assem- 
 ble. Tews b* ayoprjv be avvebpXaaoQal dvtayev. Apoll. 1. 328. SYN. 2vyca- 
 
 0ecd/iat, ffvyicadr]ij.ai. 
 ^vvebpds, ov, 6 et ii, subst. [(1) consessor, (2) adjutor,] one who sits with or 
 
 near; a counsellor. Kareibop be bv A'iavre uvvebpoi. Iph. A. 192., Syn. 
 
 XIapebpos, e<febpas, ffvvQpbvbs, ffVfxfiovXbs, ffvvdatcos. 
 Ivveepyto, poet, pro- ovveipyu, et ffvvepyddu), v. [(1) 'concludo, (2) colligo,] 
 
 to inclose; to collect, unite. ZuxrrrjpX dotis ovveepye yXrwvd. £. 72. See also 
 
 S. 36. SYN. Kafle/pyw, ffvpe^h), ffvyKXeito, ffvveXich), ffvveiph). 
 IvveeUooX, adj. [viginti simul,] twenty together. Ovre ^vveeUbaX <f)iorwv. £. 98. 
 Ivveibw, f. eiffofxai, perf. m. oibd, part, etbws, v. [(1) simul cognosco, (2) con- 
 
 scius sum,] to be privy to ; to be conscious, ^vvoibd beiv elpyafffxeyds. 
 
 Orest. 390. Syn. IvvTrifxX. 
 * ^vveiXlffffo), v. [convolvo,] to roll together. H-reipas ovveiXiffffovTd. Ion 11 64. 
 
 SYN. SuveiXcW, ffVfJLTTTVffffU). 
 
 IvveifiX, v. [una sum,] to be with. XdXa/xtVtos yap eorXvy $ fiveip eyu>. Eccles. 
 38. SYN. Merest, ndpeifxt, dfitXeoj, ffvyyivdfjiai. 
 
 h 
 
2VNE IYNE 817 
 
 ^Lvvei/jii, vid. Hvpepxbfiai. 
 Ivvetpw, v. [connecto,] to join together. "5rt ovveipwv tovs oitlvovs. Aves IO79. 
 
 SYN, Si/voto;, cvva7r-(o, ovjj.TrXeK(o, avpappocid). 
 ^.vveiaflaivto, v. [simul ingredior,] to embark with. Tavrov ovpeioefiqadv 'Ap- 
 
 yipov (TKatpos. Med. 477- 
 IvveKrepxdfiai, v. [simul intro,] to go iu with. 0e\w be Kayut trot avpetaeXQelv 
 
 bo/Ltovs. Helen. 335. 
 IvvexOvyoKu), v. [simul morior,] to die together. ztivenBaveiv be airiovTa x?n rw 
 
 Trwyudrt. Cycl. 068. SYN. ^LvvQvi](TKb) } ovveKirviu). 
 ^IvveKKKexTw, v. [furti particeps sum,] to join in stealing. Ylefi^w typeKKXe&affa. 
 
 Troad. 1011. Syn. 'fTroxXeTTTiD. 
 ^XveKKofugb), v. [simul exporto vel sustineo,] to bear out or support with. 
 
 EvveKKOfiiZeiv KvirpXv. Hipp. 467. SYN. See ^LvyKOjii^w. 
 
 1vi>€K/j.oxXevuj, v. [simul januam refringo,] to assist in breaking down a door. 
 
 Evv€Kfi6)(\ev(Tii) ; Lysistr. 430. 
 HvveK7rieoj, f. TTvevato, v. [simul animam efflo,] to expire with. Xprj ovveKirpev- 
 
 aai fie aoi. Iph. T. 684. SYN. IvpeKdvi'iatcu), ovvdvi](JKto. 
 ^vveKTroveu, f. i\ou, v. [adjuvo in perficiendo,] to assist in completing. Moy.- 
 
 Boval fioydovs ei)Tvy^oJs ZfiveKTrdvei. Eur. fr. Androm. 7« 4. Syn. See ^LvfxTToveia. 
 ^vveKTTOTlus, a, dv, adj. verb, [simul ebibendus,] must be drunk up together. 
 
 BvyeKnoTe earl aoi ecu r?)v rpvyd. Plut. 1086. 
 Ivvckctiocu), v. [confero opera m ad sai utem alicujus,] to join in delivering. 
 
 'XrceKTpdiroifirjv fi)) ov tyveKOutSieiv. CE. C. 566. 
 1,vi>eKTpe(j)<i), f. Opexpu, v. [simul educo,] to bring up with. Kcu £vveKrpa<peis 
 
 efxoi. Iph. T. 710. Syn. Zvp-pfyu). 
 IvveKtyepu), v. [una educo,] to bring out with, to deliver. Ylarepd re iratoiv 
 
 rjbeuji ovveKtyepeiv. Eur. fr. Diet. 7. 1. 
 Si/veAvvw, f. vao, et * <ri)ye\wi*, f. £w, v. [simul traho,] to draw together. 'H/z7»> 
 
 TipbdvjjLws, T))vbe kcu %uve\K\>odv. Pax 417' See also Pax 468. SYN. J,vpdyuf, 
 
 ovvaipeoj. 
 Ivpe/ifiaXXw, v. [simul injicio,] to cast in together. Zvpefx^dXta^ev elalovaai 
 
 rovs noyXovs. Lysistr. 246. 
 \lvpefiftoXy), its, ft, «t ovvefxfioXdr, ov, to, subst. [(l)collisio, (2) commissio, (3) im- 
 petus,] a dashing ; a fastening; impetuosity. TLbdvs be kw7ttjs pdduibos ^Ovep.- 
 
 /3oXj7. Pers. 402. See also A gam. 956. Syn. UpofjoXr). 
 \lvvejjL7rdpos, ov, 6 et h, subst. [commercator, socius,] a fellow-merchant or 
 ! traveller. 'ftjocua?, top fypeinropop. Ran. 396. Syn. 'OfiooroXos, ovpoboi- 
 
 irbpos. 
 Ivvefx7rpridu>,v. [comburo,] to burn up or together. Mi) ivpefnrpiiaai vewv. 
 
 Rhes. 485. Syn. See Iv^Xeyw. 
 li/v e£,aipiu>, 2 aor. elXdy, v. [adjuvo in expugnando,] to assist in destroying. 
 
 A? gMgccW <I>puyas. Troad, 24. SYN. Iv;u7rop0£<«>, atfraiptw, (TVfMpQelpu). 
 
 ZvvelaKovw, f. Kovoofiai, v. [simul exaudio,] to hear clearly aloug with one. 
 
 iMveZflKovov u)ffavTii>s ejioi. Trach. 376. 
 
 ivveZiXavvu, f. eXaow, v.. [simul expello,] to drive away with. Zvve&Xavpei 
 
 tvt66v opt. Agam. 1596. 
 
 2ih'f$ep x 6>cu, [una exeo,] to go out or away with. Oh ZvpetfXdop, OiXw. 
 
 Hec. 1098. 
 
 .vvelevploKio, 2 aor. evpbv, v. [una excogito,] to help in discovering. Kcu ov 
 
 Ivvefcvp aWov. Thesm. 601. SYN. I.vfi(})pu£bfiai. 
 
 \vvioxpos, ov, b, et o-vpd X >), >J*i hi subst. [junctura,] a joint. Avyi \v8$ ev lyvlox' 
 
 fxy. B. 465. ic 7#'i 
 
 ^v£7rde/cw, v. [una accino,] to sing or celebrate together. SvpindeibtT ' Ap-2- 
 
 ^tf. Iph. A. 1491. Syn. See Ivv^bu). 
 
 ,vpi7rau>tu), vid. Ivpaipeu). 
 
 Pros. Lex. $ " 
 
818 2YNE SYNE 
 
 Ivveirtxeifjiai, v. [simul incumbo,] to assail together. "£,vvimKtio& vfieis. Equit. 
 
 266. 
 2vvE7n\pevbdfiai t v. [una pariter mentior,] to support another in a lie. Oh yap 
 
 o(f)iv Xdyoves <rvvE7ri\pev<rovTai. Call. 3. 123. 
 1vre7rdfxai t 2 aor. evtrdfiriv, v. [comes sum,] to accompany. Ityrj 7te\aciu}V av- 
 
 Tvyi Ivveltteto. Hipp.- 1 226. Syn. See ^vvofxapreu). 
 Ivvenofivvfx?, v. [una jurejurando confirmo,] to confirm by an oath along with. 
 
 EvveTTOfivvad' vjuels ravrd irdaat. Lysistr. 237- Syn. See Y.vvofxvv^L 
 ^IvvsTroTpvvti), f. vvti, v. [simul instigo,] to excite at the same time. Bvv & etto- 
 
 Tpvvet tteXus. Soph. Electr. 299* 
 ILvvepdio, v. [pariter amo,] to love together with* 'AW epdio' naXov be r lpa<r- 
 
 ffdfxepip (rVvepacrdai. Bion l6. 8. SYN. 2v/j0i\£&>, avrepau). 
 ^.vvepy ac?o/icu, v. [co-operor,] to ro-operate. Ei tyfjurorrjcreis Kai tyvepydaet, 
 
 GKdirei. Antig. 41. SYN. See 2v/z7rparro-w. \ 
 
 Svvepydrris, et ovvepyos, ov, 6, et ovvepydrXs, ibos, r), subst. [operis socius,] a 
 
 co-operator. Ovbe okotov typiooovoX tov ^vvepydr-qv. Hipp. 419^ See also 
 
 Ion 48. et Eur. Electr. 100. Syn. HvfATrpaKTwp, ovXXrjTTTtop, aitvep&os, av^^d- 
 
 \os, e7rticovp6s. 
 Hvvepyeu), avvepyto, et avvepbh), V. [sirnul facio,] to co-operate. BovXei fyvep- 
 
 ywv avTds. Helen. 1426*. See also Trach. 83. and Soph. Electr. 350. Syn. 
 
 ^Lvnirpaaao), q. v. 
 IvvzpeiSh), v. [comprimo,] to press together, to fasten. Aeoyiols bxbvfxots avvl- 
 
 peiadevTES. Iph. T. 458. SYN. KdrdnriyvvfjiX. 
 Ivvepidds, ov, 6 et »/, subst. [socius laboris,] a fellow workman. "EX-dys avi>i- 
 
 pt6ds avrols. Pax 786. SYN. TLvvepydrrjs, avvepyos, (xv/jnrpaKr^p, /3<?q0os. 
 IvvepKTiicdSfrifdv, adj. [bene constringens,] able to connect together, or to rea- 
 son. IvvepntKos yap cart. Equit. 1378. 
 ^vvepxojJLai, et crvvet/it, v. [convenio,] to come together. Xpoyw tyveXOovod 
 
 X^pois* Helen. 1468. See also Z. 120. SYN. Ivyyiyvvjjiat, ovfnri7rr(o. 
 IvPEaiSj eios, rj, subst. [sapientia, conjunctio,] wisdom, a union. 2o>£ei at J 
 
 ovvegXs. Orest. 1539. Syn. QpovrjaXs, vor)fj.d, EinoTrmr\, 
 2vve<T7T(7rrw, f. Treaovfiai, v. [simul incido,] to rush upon with, zvvtaitlcov^ai \ 
 
 yap fjierd aov. Eccles. 1087« SYN. l^vviyKetfiai, crvfiTriirrh), ovvTvyxJdvio. 
 IvvtarTios, ov, 6 et >jf, subst. [convictor, conviva,] an inmate, a guest. Kcu %&v- 
 
 eorios ytvov. Alcest. 1170. SYN. SvvrpaTreeJos, avvdotvdriop, ovvbaiTup, bai- 
 
 TVfAitiV, aVfl7TOTr}5 y GVPOIKOS, dfJOTpd7T€$ds. 
 
 Hvvetos, 17, or, adj. [prudens,] intelligent. Ta r ohrpd gvvetos el/ui, ical rd fii). 
 
 Iph. A. 1255. SYN. Ojodyfytos, ffwfptov, ootyos, irevicdXi/jids, e/xireipos. 
 Ivveruis, adv. [prudenter,] prudently. Oi> avverd gvvet&s. Iph. A. 466. Syn. !{ 
 
 *E^i7re/jt)ws, <j>povifJHos, ixXvvtHos, ttvkvws. ? 
 
 Ivvevbio, et ovvevvaZdfiai, v. [una dormio,] to sleep together. T (l t 7re/f) ^vvrjvbes li 
 
 ev <j)dei. Eur. Electr. 1145. See also (E. R. 982. Syn. See IvyKdBeubw. \ 
 1vi>€vverr}s t et ovvevvbs, 6, et crvyevveus, ibos, r/, subst. [tori particeps,] a part- Hi 
 
 nerofabed. "dry fxaXttrrd xpyvZ™ 1 IvvevvlTy. Med. 242. See also Eccles. 
 
 948. and Androm. 900. SYN. '6/jievveTrjs, ofioyd/xos, ojioXeKrpos, <7vXXeKrp6s,k 
 
 avyydfxos, avcivj-, ov£vyds. ^ y 
 
 1vvevTvyeio> v. [simul felix sum,] to be successful with. Biov Z,vvevTvj(pir\v. % 
 
 Hipp. 1118. 
 "2vvev(ppa£djj,ai, f. aadfxai, v. [fausta precor,] to pray for blessings on. 'Eo-0\6s 
 
 be ovvevtypaooaoQaX Xoyoiv. Apoll. 3. 917 '• 
 Ivvei^fiaif vid. IvyKdrevxti/iai. 
 2v/£0aTrd/uat, v. [una prehendo, adjuvo,] to lay hand to^ work with some 
 
 body, to assist. 'Ey^ be, avvtyaTTTdfjievos oirovbcj.. Olymp. 10. 117. SYN 
 
 See Y.vfiirb'vEii). 
 * ^vpexvs, evs, 6 et ri, adj. [continuus,] continuous. Td avpix^s epyov fravrds,^ 
 
 cvpLaKetTsXtis. Eur. fr. Archel. 29. ^, 
 
2YNE IYN0 819 
 
 IvvexZus, contr. ovvex&s, adv. [(1) continenter, (2)crebro,] continuously ; fre- 
 quently. Iwveyeus efxa^ovrd. Hes. Theog. 636. SyN. Sv^i'tDs. 
 St^ey^w, v. [una odi,] to join in hating. See in Sv/^iXew. 
 2ure^w, v. [contineo,] to keep together. 'Aad-Xevrov re fxevei t kcu ffvye^et. 
 
 Bacch. 386. SYN. Kare^w, nepXexu), ovveipyw, ort/oreXXw, ovXXafjfidva). 
 'Zvvrjfiao}, et ovvveaZto, v. [una pubesco,] to grow up to maturity with. 
 
 'E/uoi OeXei ovviifiyv. Anacr. 76. 4. See also Dan. 105. SYN. 1vvveavXevd~ 
 
 f-iat. 
 jLvvrjfiuXia, as, rj, subst. [congressus,] an engagement. 'Apiarrjes be &vvr)(3dXXrf 
 
 Kex&pqyTd. Apoll. 2. 1 J 6 1 . SYN. Hv/ufioXr). 
 1vvr)ydpe<i), v. [(1) patrocinor, (2) aclseutio,] to patronise, to plead for; to agree. 
 
 IvvriydpovaXv U tXvwv ; Nub. 1085. SYN. 2y^§t/cew, avjKprjfjiX, avvoibcj. 
 IvvriydpXKos, r), 6v, adj. [patrocinandi vim habens,] able to defend in a cause. 
 
 Avtos be (j)epet to ovvrjybpXKov. Vesp. 69I. 
 Ivvy'iydpds, ov, 6 et »/, subst. et adj. [patrocinans, consonans,] advocating, 
 
 agreeing. Mavreld natvd to'is 7rdXcw tyvriyopd. Tracll. H67. SYN. IvvbtKos, 
 
 7rpoffTa.Tr)S, ovfxtyiavbs. 
 Ivvrjbdfiai, v. [pari gaudio adficior,] to rejoice with, to congratulate. Ov fiijv 
 
 davovrl y ovbdfsibs ^urrjbofxai. Rhes. 9<58. SYN. See ^vy^atpuf. 
 IvvrjOeta, as, rj, subst. [consuetudo,] intercourse, familiarity. Te7d ovvrfillrf 
 
 oXv. Horn. Merc. 4S2. SYN. 'O/uiXXa, edbs, olicetbrrjs. 
 J.vn]d7]s, eds, 6 et r), adj. [consuetus, iamiliaris,] accustomed to, familiar with. 
 
 "Attjv re, ffvyrjdedsaXXrjXoiaXy. Hes. Theog. 230. SYN.*E0ds, ohelbs, £7rtr//- 
 
 beios. 
 *2v^Xt|, Xkos, adj. [aequalis,] of the same age. Ev yap Tub' "iot\ epoi fyvrjXX- 
 
 Kes. Pers. 789. SYN. See 'OfxrjXi^. 
 Ivyrifioavvr), tjs, if, subst. [societatis sanctio,] fellowship, compact. M?/ /not, 
 
 dXaore, ovvrinbavvas dyopeve. X. 26l. SYN. Hvydt'iKrj, cvfAJ3dais, apdfxbs, 
 
 (nrovb}), avvdrjfJid. 
 Ivvruuuv, bvbs, 6, subst. [socius,] an ally. keyBaX efjietXifavTb avvrmbvds, Apoll. 
 
 4 1210. SYN. ^,vvi]dr}J t avvabpos, ffv/ijudy/Js. 
 ILvvribpds, vid. ^.vvabpbs. 
 2,vvr]7rep67rev<o, v. [simul decipio,] to assist in deceiving. Kcu fjtrjv eyut avvr)-nep- 
 
 bnevau. Lysistr. 845. 
 Svpr}pE~TfjLew, v. [una remigo,^ to row together, to agree. *H ndpos IvvripeT^lv. 
 
 Aj. Fl. 1329* SYN. 1vvrpEyu>> bfjicppbdew. 
 iZvvrjptyee), v. [obfusco,] to cover, to darken. T Ap' 6X(3bs avro'is oti Tv<pXds Ivvtj- 
 I p£0e7. Eur. fr. Phaeth. 5. 3. 
 lZvvr}pe<pr)s, eds, a et ?/, adj. [contectus, densus,] covered, thick. T ft bvvrdXaivd 
 
 irupQev, ws E,vi'7ipi<f)es. Orest. 9^7- SYN. KdTr)pe(pr)s, avaKXbs, orvyvbs. 
 iZvvQaKeio, v. [consideo,] to sit together. Kal 7r6XX'' Ztiktqv vvktX ovvQaKibv del. 
 
 Heracl. 994. SYN. See IvyKdOeZbfjat. 
 'iMaKbs, ov, 6 et ?/, subst. [consessor,] one who sits with, an associate. Bvv 
 
 duKos ecrrai, vavrXXots au)Tr)pXbs. Orest. 16*54. SYN. See litre bp fa 
 XvvdaXirii), v. [demulceo,] to soothe with. "EvvQuX-ttI /jvdois xpevbeaiV vbarj^d 
 
 yap. P. V. 706. SyI*L Yldpriyoptio, K'druOaXirui. 
 ZvvOdTTTio, v. [una sepeiio,] to bury together, to assist in burying. Kal rov 
 
 ddvovra rovbe trvvdcnrTeiv deXu). Aj. Fl. 1395. SYN. Y.vvKTepli£(o. 
 
 ZvvOeXu), v. [consentio,] to consent. ILvvdeXu fr eyw. Here. F. 832. SYN. 
 ; 'EdeXto, ovufrjiM. 
 
 ZvvOfpiZu), v. [una meto,] to reap with. Ivv-Qepicl, xa\ tovtov \ufiuv. Acharn. 
 
 949. 
 
 ivvdeaXa, as, et avvQtaXs, eou, 1), subst. [compositio,] putting together, agree- 
 ment. rioD by) (rvvdeaXai re kuX dpuXd. 13. 339- See also Pyth. 4, 299- S\N. 
 
 1 ^.vrd^rj. 
 
 Ivpderbs, ov, et )), 6\>, adj. [compositus, fictus,] composed, fictitious. Aia\^ 
 otov ehat tyr)fxX ovvQItovs Xtiyovs. P. V. 707. SYN. T€vbt)t. 
 
820 IYN0 2TNN 
 
 ^wBeto, f. 0eu<rojuat, v. [una curro, bene cedo,] to run together, to go off well. 
 
 ^LvvdevoETcCi fjbi ye /Goi/Xjy. v. 245. SYN. See ^vprpeyoi. 
 Evvflewpew, v. [simul adspicio,] to see at once, or along with. 'Q,s ZvreQewpeis 
 
 'AvbpbicXel. Kai KXeivdevej. Vesp. 1182. 
 Ivvdriyu), V. [exacuo,] to irritate. Ovtos yap opyrj (TVPreBriyfxepos (ppevds. Hipp. 
 
 689- 
 ^LvvdrjKrjf rjs f >/, subst. [fcedus,] a contract. Hvpdfjicas TteiroXrioQ'' apbpes. Pax 
 
 1065. SYN. Xu/.i/3affis, avvrifidXla, crvfAfioXrj, ap6jJLos, O7rovbrj, avpQeaXs, avv- 
 
 QeaXa. 
 ^vpdrj^d, drbs, to, subst. [compositio, signum,] an agreement, a signal. Qvk 
 
 epels ^vpdrjfxd ; Rhes. 680. SYN. ^rjjjid, arjfxelbp, avufibXbp, fiadtjfAa, ffvp- 
 
 IvvdrjfiaTtdids, a, bv, adj. [locatitius, condictus,] made at a fixed price, ordered. 
 
 riAei-ai (T-etyavovs avpdrj/JidTXaiovs. Thesm. 465. 
 ^vpdrjpdio, et avpdtjpevbjuai, v. [una venor,] to hunt together. Nevpas vt avbpos 
 
 Tovbe avvdiipu)fji£vai. Philoct. 1005; See also Thesm. 163. Syn. Ivpdtcb- 
 
 Xovdeto. 
 1vv6ia<TU)Tr}s,ov, 6, subst. [sodalis,] a fellow reveller, a companion. &vb.Trpea~ 
 
 0vTa typdXdffiora. Plut, 508. SYN. See Hijpabpbs. 
 jLvvdvficKU), v. [una morior,] to die with. TloXXy y dpaytcr) dvydrpX avvQdveiv 
 
 efie. Hec. 396. SYN. ^LvpeKQpYiGKut, ovpeKirveb), avvdiroXXvfxX, (rvpbXatydeipb/Jiat. 
 IvvdoLvaTwp, bpbs, 6, subst. [conviva,] a guest. UXtcpop ye ovpOoiparbp'. Eur. 
 
 Electr. 638. Syn. See Iwbairup. 
 IvpQpavbto, et avpOpavco, v. [confriiigo,] to dash Jo pieces. Atfytd r eppr}%ev ^d- 
 
 fxa£e, ovvriQpavitiTai & dndp. Bacch. 623. See also Orest. 1586. SYN. 
 
 ^vPTpl(3io, GvyKXaio. 
 ?L,vpdvw, f. vauy v. [una sacra facio,] to offer incense with. Et be levovs doroi&i 
 
 crvvOveiv %pei)v. Eur. Electr. 795. 
 Ivptztdpto, v. [subsido,] to sink. Yapnes 6' ol fxep XbpuJrX avpigdvbp. Theocr. 22. 
 
 112. * 
 IvvfrmX, 1 1 aor. hjKd et contr. fjKd, v. [(l) committor) intelligo,] to engage; 
 
 to understand. Elr' ov £vpir}s rrjv ettXvoiglv tov 6eov ; Plut. 45. Syn. (l) ILvjjl- 
 
 (3aXXio, (rvfX/uiyvviuiX, (2) aladdvdfxai, yivibmcio, e7r/ordyuat, fiapdaPio. 
 IvviffrrmX, f. (TTriab), v. [constituo,] to settle. 'Ev n? nbXei ^vpiardiiepop. Equit. 
 
 863. SYN. Y,vpTaaoo>, avpapfio^d), avareXXu), avpdyoj. 
 "IvvioTtop, bpbs, 6, subst. [conscius,] privy to. Miabdeov pep ovp, noXXd ovpiv- 
 
 rbpd. Agam. 1058. SYN. Ivpetbios, avpahXbs. 
 ^vpiaydpio, v. [cohibeo,] to restrain. 'AAV b vb^xbs avrd rig xpbptg avpiaydpeu 
 
 Iph. A. 694. 
 "ZvpKTepeigw, v. [una sepelio,] to join in burying. Tap-^vop fieydXiocTX' crvpen- 
 
 TepEieie be Xabs. Apoll.v2. 840. SYN. IvpOcurrio. 
 ^vpvaiio, Ion. crvppaieaicto, IvpoiKew, et avyndroiKeco, v. [una habito,] to dwell 
 
 together with. ToXavrd to.p yvpaigi avppaiojp tyots. Sept. Theb. 179. SYN. 
 
 lLvpavXi£b/jai. 
 'Zvppavfidrrjs, et (rvvpavrrjs, ov, 6, subst. [navigations socius,] a brother sailor. 
 
 'HjueTs ^£, crvvpavrai ye Tovb' 'obvcrtreojs. Cycl. 702. ^See also Philoct. 565. 
 
 SYN. ^vpefitrbpbs, bfxoarbXbs, avfnrXbbs. 
 * Ivpvavfxdxfo), v « [una navali pra3lio decerto,] to fight by sea along with. 
 
 "OarXs up fyppavfidyri. Ran. 702. 
 ^Lvppea£,Lo, vid. Hvprjfidio. 
 Ivvpevv, v. [annuo,] to consent. Bvpvevobp, ib yepaie. CE. R. 1510. SYN. 
 
 HvpaiPeu), av v tyr) fit '. 
 ^Lvppetyeio, v. [obnubilo,] to render gloomy. A a/nrpci . ydXiyrp, tlop be avpvetyei 
 
 ndXXp. Eur. fr. Dan. 1. 7. Syn. IvanXa^co. 
 Jivppetyrjs, ebs, 6, y, et avppetyeXbs, op, adj. [nubilus, tristis,] cloudy, gloomy. 
 
 r T6vhi bevpb (Tvppe<pri. Phcen. 1328. SYN. 'iLKbreipbs, nKvOpLoirbs. 
 
 The antepenult, is always short in Homer, but in the Attic poets generally long. 
 
XYNN 2VNO 821 
 
 'Zvvvtjxdfiai, f. Ifyiac, v. [simul nato,] to swim with. "Ootis toXovtois drjpXois Zw- 
 
 vrillTai. Eccles. 1098. 
 IvvviKaw, v. [simul vinco,] to conquer with. Kat ov vvvviKqs Ipoi. Alcest. 
 
 1122. 
 Hvvrdeio, v. [mecum reputo,] to consider. ! Ei> Ejiavru tX crvvvdov/uevos. Orest. 
 
 027 • SYN. 1vfi(ppa£d/jiai, kvvoiu), ovXXoylciuf.iai. 
 ILvvvoid, as, ?/, subst. [consideratio,] understanding, thoughtfulness. 'H tyv- 
 
 void fiovXevei 7rd\cu. Antig. 279. SYN. Aoyto-juos, ovvtaXs, evvoia, (pp/jy. 
 Ivvpo/uos, ov, 6 et f], adj. [(1) qui iisdem pascuis utitur, (2) conjunctus,] 
 
 having the same pasture or share ; a partner, svpydjuoy 6eXojp £%eiy. Sept. 
 
 Theb. 347- 
 luvvdaeoi, v. [una aegroto,] to sicken along with. zvvaw<t>puveiv aoi fiovXdfi, 
 
 «W ov ^VPioue'iv. I ph. A. 40/. SYN. ^,vyKa.fii>h>. 
 ^LvvvvfjupdKonos, ov, 6 et ?/, subst. [qui cum alio sponsam curat,] one who joins 
 
 with another in attending a bride. ^Ivvvv^Kpdndfxov te bXicawv. Iph. A. 48. 
 JLvi'dbos, ov, ?/, subst. [congressus, conventus,] a meeting, engagement. 'Ev yap 
 
 'A^aiw^ irXrjpe'i tyvohu). Hec. 106. SYN. Iv/nfiaoXs, en^XrjaXa, avjufDoXyj, navr)- 
 
 yxipis. EPITH. Kvavea. 
 ^Lvvoiksoj, vid. ^.vvvaiu). 
 1vi>oiKt']T(jop, opds, et crvvoiKrjryjs, ov, 6, et avvoucos, ov, 6 et rj, subst. [qui una 
 
 habitat,] one who dwells with, '[Is ae/j.Po-ifxos Kat ^t/poiKijTiup epoi. Eumen. 
 
 836. See also Pint. 1148. Syn. ^.vvavXos, dfiearXos. 
 LvvoiKXa, as, ?/, subst. [cohabitatio,] a dwelling together. ApckovQ' dfxtXoy, 
 
 bvanevT) ^vvolkXuv. /Escli. Suppl. 275- SYN. TLvvavXXa. 
 * Ivvoifcizuj, f. Xffoj, v. [una habitare facio,] to cause to dwell together. 'E7rt- 
 
 or\\xov evvt]V 'HpatcXel tyvoixXcras. Here. F. 68. 
 1vvoiKiffTi)p, fjpos, b, subst. [qui una condit urbem,] a joint founder. HvyoiKivr^p 
 
 re tclv kXelvclv Ivpa-Kovaav. Olymp. 6. 8. 
 IvvoUovpds, ov, b et ?/, subst. [socius in custodienda domo,] a companion in 
 
 guarding a house. Kat tyvoiKovpovs kcikCov. Hipp. 1072. Syn. ILvvoikos. 
 ^.vvolfjiXds, ov, b et y, adj. [consonus,] in the same tune, harmonising with. 
 
 'Oo^etrj cpopfxtyyX avvoi/JiXov vfivov aeibov. A poll. 2. l6l. SYN. H.vviobb's, ovy.- 
 
 <pwvus. 
 ?Lvv6XXvj.tX, v. [una amitto vel perdo,] to lose or destroy with. "60' ovvek 
 
 avrtp y ov tyv(oXun7}v dfiov. Helen. 104. 
 TLvvbfjiaijujjv, aids, 6 et //, subst. [consanguineus,] a kinsman. ILtevovoX tciv aav 
 
 ^vtdfiui-fxdiujv. P. V. 417- SYN. See Yvyaifios. 
 IvvdfjiapTtu), et avvaKdXovOtoj, v, [comitor,] to accompany. Xvv £>' vjiap-ovaiy 
 
 (plXoi. Orest. 940. See also Ran. 401. SYN. IvvtTvo^ai, avpTrdpEvopai, irup- 
 
 aK-Xoudeu). 
 J.oyufjn~jXi^ t Xkos, adj. [rcqualis,] of the same age. "A/j/jies yap navai avpdpaXX- 
 
 kes. Theocr. 8. 22. Syn. See 'OfiTiXi*. 
 
 Ivvo/jtvvfjiX, v. [conjuro,] to confirm with an oath, to conspire, zuywjjiuaay yap. 
 Agam. 633. SYN. l.vpE'Kop.vv^X, ovvioTaficu. 
 
 y Lvv6fHofxoTris,\'u\. 1 Lvvu)y.6Tr]S. ' 
 
 Ivydnabus, Ion. ffvvoiwbiis, ov, 6 et >/, subst. [comes,] an attendant. Zeiyy 
 avi'OTT-qbus iovai'i. Apoll. 4. J4-5. SYN. 'Onawv, tmabos, ukoXovOos, 6f.i6nroX6s. 
 
 *lvvo~TrXus, ov, b et >;, adj. [armorum socius,] associated in arms. 'H 'i,vi onXa 
 I bopaTo. vecl »'£«. Here. F. 126. SYN. YvrTrpaTXojTrjs. 
 
 I IvvopyiCdjjiai, v. [una iraseor,] to share in auger. AafiarpX avvtopylvQn Aiori/- 
 aos. Call. 6. 72. SYN. ^vvaa^uWtj. 
 
 Ivvopiroi, v. [concito,] to rouse with or together. NwVv bi Kiap a'OvupivlTaX 
 dry). Apoll. 3. 06. SYN. ^.vi'Tapdarro). 
 
 * ILvvopovw, v. [congredior,] to rush together, to engage. *A^ b % av-is ovrd- 
 
 povtrav EvavrXoX. Apoll. 2. 88. SYN. 9ee IvfiftdXXo). 
 ' * Ivvovpos, ov, b et >'/, adj. [conterminus,] neighboring to. \lrf\ov £vrovpos, bi- 
 ' \pXa kovis, Tdbi. Agam. 478. SYN."6^opu>. 
 
822 2YN0 2YNT 
 
 ILvvovtrXa, as, fj, subst. [consuetudo familiaris, congressus ; convivium,] fami- 
 liar intercourse ; conviviality. "Oarts irpbcrriXdbv aj3Xdj3el typovcXa. Euraen. 
 
 5285. SYN. 'OfiiXXa, /uETOvaXa, avpobbs, avpoitrXa. 
 IvvovataaTXtcds, r), op, adj. [facilis ad coetus conviviales,] fond of conviviality. 
 
 See in 2vjU7rortfcds. Syn. Eurpd7reXds. 
 Ivvotypvonai, v. [superciiia contraho,] to contract the eyebrows,' to be sad. 
 
 ^,fvypui Trp6(ruj7r<p ical ^vpo)(j)pv(tjjjiEPo) t Alcest. 793* SYN. ^Kvdpa^uf, aKvdpw- 
 
 7ra£io. 
 1vvo(j)pvs f vos, adj. [cui superciiia coeunt,] having the eyebrows united. Tt 
 
 \e\r}6drws ovvotypvv. Anacr. 28. \6. 
 Ivvdxri, y*> hi subst. [conjunctio, angustia,] the union where two ways meet, a 
 
 narrow part. 'Ep ^vid^jatv bbov. W. 330. 
 Suvoyds, ov, 6 et r/ r ^dj. [continuus,] continual. Ylalyfidrd cvvbya <j>otrdaXp. 
 
 Bacch. 162. HYN.Hvpexyjs, TTpdaex^s. 
 ^i/oyow, inns, a cvpexu, v * [contraho,] to contract. Kvprio, etti arfjOos <Tv>oyw- 
 
 kote. B. 218. SYN. tvpdyto. 
 Ivparddevoj, pro avarddevio, v. [simul asso,] to roast along with. Kcu fypord- 
 
 devffu) tovtov. Lysistr. 844. 
 yivvctotypbvii*), pro avaatjj^pbvlw, v. [sapio cum,] to be wise with. See in ILvvvb- 
 
 C£to. 
 
 2v»>rd\ai7rwpew, v. [condoleo,] to be miserable with. X' rjfiels ye fjierd oov £vr- 
 TakanrupfiabnEV. Lysistr. 1225. SYN. HvyKaflpu, avpaXy£(v, ovvhvvTvyEU). 
 
 TLvVTCLVVit), V. ^LWTElVU). 
 
 IvvTapafftru), f. £g>, v. [conturbo,] to disorder, to disturb. Mr) poi hbpt avvra~ 
 
 pafys. Heracl. 379* Syn. Ivvbpipia, avfji^cypvfj.X. 
 Hvvraaato, f. £w, v. [compono,] to arrange together. Kcu rolaX avPTaxQelcXv 
 
 olaX firj 'yddols. Here. F. 190. 
 IwTeivoj, et awTdvvb), v. [contendo, concito,] to draw together, to enforce. 
 
 Zvvrdvet npos Tvppop yvwfxa. Hec. 188. See also Pyth. 1. 158. SYN. Ild- 
 
 pdretVw, O7covba<£,io, avpbpipia, hXareivofxai, 
 ^vvTEwbio, v. [una liberos procreo,] to beget children with. Kcu £&? Zv airy 
 
 ^VPETEKVOV KLPOVfXEpd. TlieSttl. 14. SYN. ^VVTERVbirOlEb). 
 
 IvpteXeOio, v. [conficio,] to complete, to establish. AvrUd ovpteXeQelv. Pyth. 
 
 9- 100. SYN. "Lvvepy agonal, ovvioTr\\xX. 
 ^IwTEXeid, as, ?/, subst. [collatio,] a collection or assemblage. y ft ^vvreXem, /*>} 
 
 7rpbbujs TrvpyibfidTa. Sept. Theb. 237- SYN.^AOpour/xd, Kotvojvia. 
 * LwTEXrjs, eos, 6 et rj, adj. [impensae socius,] sharing in the expense, tributary. 
 
 Udpts ydp, ovte avpTtXris irbXXs. A gam. 515. 
 ILvvTEfAvw, v. [concido,] to cut off, to be concise. "AiravTd ravrd avprifjiujy 
 ' <j)pdau). Hec. Il62. SYN. 1.vvTp[{3(i), avvBpavis). 
 
 IvvTETdfjtEiojs, adv. [enixe,] strenuously. Kcu ovvTETdfXEvws. Plut. 325. 
 ^IvvTETpaivio, v. [perforo,] to penetrate. Tu>v bH avPTlrpaiPE fivQbv, Choeph. 
 
 444. SYN. kidvEpdoj, crvvrTrpda). 
 1vrT£~xv°' s > ov > °> subst. [qui ejusdem artis est peritus,] a fellow artist. Tbv 
 
 dpiGTov ovrd tG>v lavrov tyvTEyyw. Ran. 775. SYN. 'Ojulotex^os. 
 ^.vpti}K(o, subst. [(1) liquefaciendo consumo, (2) liqueo,] t.o cause to melt away; 
 
 to-waste away. 'E/ue b£ ovprifcovoi pvktes, r/^eoai te baupvois. Iph. A. 398. 
 
 SYN. ^LvfJltyQeipti), €KT7IK(0. 
 
 1vPTXdr}fj.X, f. Oijaru), v. [(l) compono, (2) in med. v. paciscor,] (l) to put toge- 
 ther, to comprehend, (2) to bargain. ^vprXOeh dnav jepos. Med. 745. SYN. 
 Xu/i/3ctXXw, avpiffTiifjiX, ovcZevypvfiX, ovfjnrXEKU), bfJtbXbyEU). 
 
 IvpTbfibs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [concisus, brevis,] concise, brief. Mr) rt /iaaori/od 
 fiiidbp, aXXd arvPTo/jtov Xtywr. Pers. 704. SYN. Bpdyi/s, aijpefTTaX/jEPOs. 
 
 Ivptoijhos, et superl. (rvvrojuwrdrwy, adv. [concise,] concisely. Tlevoei rd navrd 
 aupTbfxws. Eumen. 418. See also CE. C. 1579. Syn. Ii/vro^ud, j3pdx*ios. 
 
 Ivptopos, ov, 6 et y, adj. [continuus,] unremitting. IJpoacpbpd fx cuptrc, vvvrbyd 
 b* eXkite. Hipp. 1358. SYN."E>'roVtfs, oncpx*™, QovpXbs. 
 
2YNT IYPA 823 
 
 IwTpairecids, ov, 6 et >/, subst. [ejusdem mensae particeps,] eating at the same 
 
 table. Kai fyvrpaTrectiv a£to~is e^eiv fiXov. Androm. 656. 
 'Zvvrpets, Xd, adj. [tres simul,] three together. Ivvrpets alvvfxevds. i. 429. 
 
 * Zwrptyu), f. Opexpu), v. [simul nutrio,] to bring up together. Kal fyvTedpaxpai 
 TTpoonoXoioX flaoXXetos. Helen. 1036. 
 
 Suj-pt^w, 2 aor. ebpdfjtdv, v. [(1) concurro, (2) convenio,] to run together; to 
 
 correspond, to agree. Xpbvov to fj-rj^ds avro ovvTpZx**- Orest. 1214. Syn. 
 
 livi'dew, avvrpu-^a$.u}, o-v^7rt7rrw. 
 ^vvrpXaivdw, v. [tridente concutio,] to shake with the trident. 2rpe7rrw aX- 
 
 br'iph} Z ) u\>TplaivioG€t.v iroXXv. Here. F. 941. SYN. ILvvTXvaaao), ovyxXovio), 
 
 ovvTapaaau). s 
 
 IviTpifiio, f. \pw, v. [contero,] to break to pieces. AvroiaX avv vavraioX avv- 
 
 rpt\p(o fidXwv. Cycl. 699* SYN. ILvvQpavo), avvdXifiw, dvXdw, KaraxXau), Karap- 
 
 piiyyvfiX. 
 Hvvrputyds, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [simul nutritus,] reared with. Ov nafivet avvrpotpos 
 
 &v. Iph. T. 1120. SYN. 'O/uorpofos, oheias, 
 ^.vvTpdxa£(t>, v. [concurro,] to meet. 'EKeXevae ovvrpoyaZeiv. Anacr. 7. 4* 
 
 Syn. See Iwrpix^' 
 IvpTvyx&vio, v. [(l)obviam fio, (2) colloquor,] to meet with, to occur; to con- 
 verse with. M») teal AoXojvd avvTv^ov KaTaKravrj. Rhes. 86l. SYN. 'Evrvy- 
 
 \dtoj, avvavrdio, ovvepyofxai, avfi^lpofxai, GV/jnriirro). 
 Hui'Tvpeu), v. [in caseum cogo,] to make into cheese. Kal ran; Boiwrwv raurd 
 
 ovvTvpovfilvd. Equit. 479* SYN. ^.v[nri]yvvfxX, ovynvKaw. 
 J.vi'Tv^Xa f as, ff, subst. [(l) occursus, (2) congressus, (3) casus,] an occur- 
 rence ; meeting ; event. ZvvrvyXa Kpeiaawv iKvprialv. Hec. 215. SYN. Tvy^, 
 
 avn<popu. 
 Ivvwbivw, v. [simul dolore adficior,] to be distressed along with. Kal 
 
 £vyyiyr)Qe, Kal tyvuibivei kclkoIs. Helen. 733. SYN. IvvaXyeb), o-v/i7rd0£W. 
 Ivvwbds, et o-vraoibds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [concinens,] harmonising with. Tab' ov 
 
 ivvuba To'iaXv efyyyeX fxevots. Med. 1004. See also Here. F. 787. Syn. 2v/z- 
 
 (putpos, avvoifxXos, ofjavXus. 
 ^Lvvw/jtoeXa, as, ij, subst. [conjuratio,] a conspiracy. f Yfj.uJv dnavTiov ras tyviti- 
 
 HoaXas epu>. Equit. 474. Syn. IvordtrXs. 
 IvvojjudTris, etoVvdfiijjfioTrjs, ov, 6, subst. [qui eodem jurejurando adstrictus est,] 
 
 one bound by the same oath, a conspirator. "Eiravod rovs ^vvio/uoTas. Equit. 
 
 862. See also Lysistr. 1006. Syn. 'Evwfxdrds. 
 
 * Ivruipvftds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [commune noineu habens,] having a common 
 name. TaTd ru £uva>j/i)/uos. Helen. 494. 
 
 IvviopiZofjiai, v. [copulo,] to join together. 'Ibov, fyvanre, Kal *vv(t>pl£ov x^P«» 
 
 Bacch. 194. Syn. See 1v£evywfxX. 
 IviwptKevdfAai, v. [bigas agito,] to drive a pair of horses. 'linruceTai be Kal 
 
 ZvvivptKf.vETai. Nub. 15. 
 IvvupXs, tbds, 1), subst. [biga, par,] a couple of horses or mules drawing a car- 
 riage, a pair. 'ATrooitdoas pov ttjv \xovy\v fivwpibd. CE. C. 89-5. SYN. Zet/- 
 
 yds, cvivyXa. EpITH. Kutekvos, 7ToXXa. 
 IvvwQeXew, v. [una axijuvo,] to join in assisting. Udpovrd Kal IvvuxplXovvrd 
 
 fxoi. Philoct. 87 1 • SYN. 28rap»/yw, flrvfjjSoijOtw. 
 lvv(i)^abov t adv. [continenter,] continuously. ' 'AorpcnrTiov eoTeiyl avvwxdbdv, 
 
 Hes. Theog. 690. SYN. Zvv#X"> ovrlyius, avviyjbs. 
 \Zvoktovos, ov, 6 et rj> subst. [apri interiector,] a boar-slayer. Kovpi^v 'ldoXotd 
 
 ovoKTdvdv 'ApicdaXbad. Call. 3. 21 6. SYN. *Zvd<p6vTrjs. 
 li/pa, as, rj, P. N. [Syra.] Bo/i/3«/*ca x«P l€ °™* Ivpav KuXiovrX tv iravris. 
 
 Theocr. 10. 26. 
 
 ivpciKdaat, et IvpaKovaai, Giv, ai, P. N. [Syracuse,] a celebrated city in Sicily. 
 I MtyaXoTToXXis ulvpa-ndaat. Pytb. 2. 1. See also Olymp. 6. 8. 
 IvpaKoaXos, et IvpaicovcrXos, a, ov, adj. [Syracusanus,] Syracusan. "llbq /3aara- 
 
 ZovoX IvpaKdoXoi /ulad bovpa. Theocr. 16. 78. See also Aves 1297. 
 
824 IYPA , IT2T 
 
 Ivpbriv, melius fyvpbrjv, q. v. Vid. doctiss. Blomf. Pers. 54. 
 
 Ivpiyfia, drds, to, subst. [sibilus,] a whistling. "Ev0' ex e£ (rvplyfxdTd. Bacch. 
 
 920. SYN. YXdvpurpd. 
 2vpiy£, tyyos, fj, subst. [(1) fistula, (2) modiolus rolae, (3) vena, (4) theca,] 
 
 any hollow tube, a pipe ; the nave of a wheel; a vein; a repository for spears. 
 
 "Eti yap Oepfxal crvptyyes dvw. Aj. Fl. 1411. SYN. AvXa£, bova£,. EPITH. 
 
 Ni/m/3,ot»/ios, 7rpefffiv7arr), cLppdreios, ndXd poE cod, ev(f>doyyos, eviceXabds, XXyvph, 
 
 evpedcjxovds, KaXrj, wept ^eIXos e\tKrr)S t iroipEvXKTi, (2) eXiTpoxps, (3) depprj, alpd- 
 
 Toeaaa. 
 1vpi£u), Dor. cvpiohio, v. [(l)sibilo, (2) fistula cano,] to whistle, rattle ; to pipe. 
 
 <&Xpoi be ovpiciovaX fiapfidpov Tpoirbv. Sept. Theb. 459- $YN. YXdvpiciu). 
 IvpiKTris, et avpiarris, ov, 6, subst. [(l) sibilator, (2) qui fistula cauit,] a whist- 
 ler ; a piper. Tla wotf o o-vpacrd irpoacpXXes q.oe fxeXos. Theocr. 8. 34. 
 l*vpXos f a, o>, P. N. [Syrius,] Syrian. XvpXas 6' tos XXfidvov Kd-rtvos. Bacch. '144. 
 Ivppaia, as, >/, subst. [potus ex planta quadam patyavls et sale, purgationi ser- 
 
 viens,] a purging draught. 'AAV karXv eirXnibetd crvppialav /jie-peli'. Pax 
 
 1253. 
 2vjOjoa7rrw, v. [consuo,] to sew together. Aeojudrd wppcntTeiv vevpu (3ods. Hes. 
 
 Op. 542. SYN. Kd7-apjoa7rrw, fcararrvw. 
 IvppijyvvfxX, f. pfjfa, v. [confringo,] to break down. 'AXXa ndicolaX avveppr]KTai 
 
 •KoXeeaaXv,. 6. 137* SYN. Xvvdpavw, avvdpaaaw, crvvTpij3at. 
 IvprXs, iios, fi, P. N. [Syrtis,] the name of two quicksands on the coast of 
 
 Africa. IT(007rpo /ud/Y evbbdX HvprXy' Xv ovk etX voaros oniaab). Apoll. 4. 1235. 
 2vo0a£, duos, ovptyzTos, ov, et avptyds, 6, subst. [colluvies,] filth, scum, 'fts 
 
 ijadovro ye tov fiey ovptydud tov dXXbv. Vesp. 673. See also Call. 2. 109. 
 
 SYN. Avpd. 
 J.vpu), v. [traho,] to draw along. Ivpwv eh^pfxevois re 6eo~is. Batrach. 74. Syn. 
 
 "EjXkO). 
 
 *Lvs, Mo\. pro Is, vbs, 6 et r/, subst. [(l) sus, (2) aper,] a sow, a boar. 'H 
 
 avwv fioptyurpXa. Troad. 439^ See also ^F. 32. SYN. \o7pbs, Kdirpbs, KairpXbs. 
 
 EPITH. ^AypXos, dpyXbbovs, pdXd -k'uov, Trevrderrjpds, OdXedojy dXoKpjj, peyds, 
 
 dvaib))s, XdffXos, Trd^ys, XvacrdXebs. 
 ^LvaKebavvvpX, f. GKebib, v. [una dissipo,] to scatter together. XvaKebqy noXXas 
 
 dXivbri&pas ewtiv, Ran. 904. SYN. 'ATroaKebavvvjju. 
 1vo-K€va£u), v. [paro,] to prepare. To be'nrvoy, Xpvae, avanevaSje vatv. Vesp. 
 
 1251. Vesp. 1243. Syn. EvTpeiriZu. 
 1,v(TKr)vr]TpXa, as, f], subst. [contubernalis,] a female tent-fellow, a mate. Kai 
 
 tis oov'gtX avoK-qviiTpXa. Thesm. 431. Syn. Ivvowbs. 
 1vcrKXa£ti), v. [obumbro,] to shade, to cover. UevKatoX ovaxXaZov. Bacch. 
 
 1041. SYN. IZvytcdTaKaXvirru), atdaSitt), KdraaKiaZu). 
 ^LvairXay^yevio, v. [exta simul edo,] to eat entrails with. "Aye bi), Bearai, bevpb 
 
 trvo-rrXayxyevere. Pax lll6. 
 1v(T7rovba^(t), v. [una studiose operam navo,] to co-operate earnestly with. Ev- ! 
 
 oirovbdzeiv rrepX rfjs vikyis. Pax 678. 
 ^Lvaaevio, v. [concutio,] to shake together. Hoaaov (f>ds ovvevevae j3bdy 'i<f>6tfxd 
 
 Kdprivd. Horn. Merc. 94. SYN. ^.vyKXdvea), avvrdpacraio, avyKpovia. 
 ^vaaireto, v. [una cibum capio,] to eat with. Kal MiXrXdby tjjveoiTei. Equit. 
 
 1302. SYN. ^.vraptardd), avvbaiw. 
 HvooLTXdv, ov, to, subst. [convictus,] an eating together. Kdraor>/<ra/ te to. 
 
 tyarjiTXd. Equit. 710. SYN. ^LvpTrocXov, cvvowia, apiarov. 
 ^vvgitos, ov, 6 et fj, subst. [convictor,] a messmate. Uavawvd KdXet top i-itcr- 
 
 git8v. Plut. 602. SYN. 'OpearXos, gvp€<ttX6s, ctuvoikos, avvTpdtyos, ovvbet- 
 
 7TVOS. 
 
 2W<7o>c?w, v. [simul servo,] to join in preserving. ^Qivres avrol, Kai as ov#~ 
 
 ijuxrai 7vot£. Helen. 1388. Syn. Iwc?w. 
 IvvTdoXs, ews, >/, subst. [ccetus,] a band. Els b<£ avcTdeeis. Androm. 1077- , 
 
 SYN. ILvvvbos, d/jiiXds, crvvovoXa, oX>v&iJidoXa, au<p6s. k. 
 
rrrr i^ak 825 
 
 IvffTeWa), f. i\u>, v. [(l) compono, (2) contraho, (3) consteruo,] to settle, lay 
 out for burial, gather in, contract, overpower. Ob 7re7rXois (rvyeffTdXrj- 
 cdy. Troad. 380. SYN. YlepicTeWio, i>7rooreXXto, vvvTiBijfu, ffvveipyw, kuto.- 
 pc'iXXu), KaTapaaau), 
 
 Ivcrrevagw, v. [congemo,] to groan or lament together. f fls £voTepa£etv olbd 
 yeyvaiios (pXXois. Ion 935. SYN. IvvaXyew, avyKXaw, ffv/xirerdeoj, oiKTeipw. 
 
 2voto/\('c , w, v. [apparo, orno,] to prepare, to furnish. : 'AyA\-/ictm avordXiaai 
 XP>]£ov<ra Xivy. Orest. 1434. SYN. LvffKevuZu), KardKOfffxew, doKew, kaXXw- 
 
 * ^.varrpdrrjyds, ov, 6, subst. [collega praetorii,] a joint commander. Kal tya- 
 
 rpdrrjyovs. Phcen. 757. 
 IvarpetiQ), f. ipw, v. [contorqueo,] to twist round. See in IvyyoyyvXigw. Syn. 
 
 llep iff r peep (jj, ffvveiXiffara), ffrpefSXaoj, crvffreXXoj. 
 2i/<r0a£<», v. [una macto,] to slay together. Kal ffvff<bdy?}vai, Kal irvpudfiyai 
 
 hlfids. Iph. T. 686. SYN. See IvyKaraKTeiyio. 
 2v0eos, poet, ffvtyeios, ov, 6, subst. [suile,] a pig-stye. Ta/35a> ireTrXriyvid, Kara 
 
 ffixploiffXv lepyvv. k. 238. See also *. 389. 
 1i)<popfids, vid. Z#/3w-?7s. 
 Lv^vos, ?/, tiv, adj. [frequens, multus,] frequent, much. IlXrjyal ovyyal ndr 
 
 ciffTv. Aves 1014. SYN. IldXus, dafilvos, adpoos, ffvye^js, xvxivds. 
 2iJw, et ffevoj, v. [urgeo,] to cause to hurry on. Ae£tref»7s, ovro ft alfxd KeXat- 
 
 vecpes. <f>. 167. See also Z. 133. SYN. Ktrtw, op/maw, Tropevofxat. 
 lydyelov, ov, to, subst. [vas, quo sanguis victimarum excipitur,] a vessel for 
 
 receiving the blood of victims. Ahyald re oQayeia weXeKeojy yydOots. Cycl. 
 
 394. ^ 
 2,<pdyevs, ews, b, subst. [occisor, culter serviens mactatioiii,] a slayer, the knife 
 
 used at sacrifices. '6 llgv aipdyevs effnjttev. Aj. Fl. 815. SYN. 'OXen/p, 
 
 foovevs. 
 
 ^l<pdyr}, ?/s, >/, et fftyayiafffjids, ov, 6, subst. [(l) caedes, (2) jugulum, (3) vulnus,] 
 
 slaughter; the throat ; a wound. AI/ud twv euCjy atydy&v. Trach. 572. See 
 
 also Eur. Electr. 200. SYN. Quids, dvaipeoXs. EPITH. Aeim), dXedpla, ba- 
 
 Kpvueoffd, clvtoktovos, ttoXvOvtos, dvdaXos. 
 
 I IqdyluiZu), fftyaCu, et atyamo, V. [macto,] to slay. "Hffdrjy <rep(f)o) fffydyXaZd/jevu). 
 
 I Aves 571. See also Troad. 134. and Agam. 1408. Syn. 'A7ro<70arrw, Qv<d, 
 
 i (jwvevco, 7T£0vw, KdrdTvedjiu), dvoKreivu. 
 
 IcpdbdZu), v. [luctor, palpito,] to struggle, to palpitate, to quiver. 'H b' eo<t>d- 
 I bagi Kal yjpoiv evTr\ bXcppov. Pers. 199. SyN. kovlofiat, yfiXtiraiiio, (nrdufxai, 
 aff-Kuipu), ctOTdTtO), bidtrbpiio, fftyv£u). 
 
 l(j>dyXdv, ov, to, subst. [victima,] a victim. °A & AvXXs tXdfie ff^dyC £/i>7* 
 OLioandpov. Orest. 651. SYN.'lipelov, Qvfjd, Ouoia. EPITH. "Appr^rdv, <pd- 
 vXdv, eitXyjapXdv, ixvffdpbv, yeipobdiKTov, a'liibpdtyes. 
 
 *1,<pdyXos, vid. S^aicros. 
 
 2.(f>a£'i), vid. Y.(j>dyXd^o). 
 
 I^alpd, as, 1), subst. [globus,] a sphere, a ball. Avrdp ineibi) ff<pulprj dv Wvv 
 Treipi'jffavTu. 0. 3/7. EPITH. EvkvkXos, *2pgqyQf, jrfptytpi)*, ».dX//, iroptyvpta, 
 svTpdxdXos. 
 
 Z<j»aipijbuy, adv. [in modum pilae,] like a ball. ?H«* ^t fuv c<{>aipr)bdv lXit,dnlvos 
 bV dfxiXov. N. 204. 
 
 "itpaipdio, v. [in pilam cogo,] to form into a ball. 2r//0td be fftyalpurd iriXupid. 
 Theocr. 22. 46. 
 
 tydKeXds, ov, 6, subst. [dolor quivis acutus, caries,] au acute pain, mortifica- 
 tion, a paroxysm, 'fno fx av ff({>dKtXos Kal <ppi.yo7rXr)yels. I*. V. 90 3. SYN. 
 
 ^.7TUfff*6s. 
 
 IfjtdKos, ov, 6, subst. [salvia,] sage. K£0' fiey eTpt(3t Ktbpibds, avrjOop, <T<pdKuy. 
 Thesm. 486. 
 
 1 ~2<payc?ou has the signification of vcpdyiov, a victim, Troad. 740. if the reading be correct. See 
 Vlus^rave's note and Dr.Blomfield's Glossary, Again. 1000. 
 
 Pros. Lex. i 5 M 
 
826 2#AK 2$ir 
 
 *1<t>aKrbs, et ff<jtayXds, a, oV, adj. [rnactatus,] slain. l^akTav Ki/ffiv rt QoivXav, 
 
 Hec. 1060. See also Antig. 1291- 
 S^aXepos, a, ov, adj. [lubricus,] tottering, slippery, dangerous. tydXepd tclvv- 
 bpd/Jidis. Eumen. 377* SYN. 'E7Tio^>d\?)s, aadevris, dXiadrjpos, airdrr}XXds, drap- 
 Tt\pbs, yXiffj^pds. 
 * J.<pdXepws, adv. [lubrice, dubie,] in a slippery, doubtful, dangerous manner. 
 
 'A7r#, [xri atydXepws, eirX tyjv yaidv. Iph. A. 600. 
 2^dXXw, f. afdXti, v. [supplanto, fallo,] to supplant, to throw down, to de- 
 ceive. Aeivat be ri^ " trQaWovot bdfxovs. Med. 201. SYN. 'AiroatyaWu), 
 
 Kard/3a\Xtt, virdaKeXiCu), irraioj, oXtodaivu). 
 S^dXjud, aTos, to, subst. [lapsus, error, peccatum,] a fall, a mistake, a cala- 
 mity. Td wpoade c^dX/idr elairov/jievus. Androm. 54. SYN. ITrw/id, Trearj/Jid, 
 
 apapTrina, bvoTvyXa, 7ira7o-/ud, ttXclvt]. 
 1(j>dpdyeo), v. [gutture stridoreni edo, crepito,] to make a rattling noise with 
 
 the throat, to rattle. OvOclto. be otydpdyevvTo. t. 440. SYN. Bpv^td, oudpd- 
 
 yeio, bovneu), (Spovrdoj. 
 ^,<papayi£(0, v. [cum strepitu excito,] to raise with a noise. "Evoaiv re kovlv 0' 
 
 dfxd kir<pdpdyi£dv. Theog. 706. 
 ULcpaoaui, vid. H<pdyXa£<ti. 
 Ityebdvos, t) t ov, adj. [vehemens,] vehement. OevyoV 6 be fftyebdvov e<$>eir eyyei' 
 
 Xvaad be 01 Kfjp. $. 542. SYN. ^.(fobpos, xdXeiros, beivos, areppos, loxypds, 
 
 efjijjpidtjs. 
 ItyeXds, dros, to, subst. [seabellum,] a footstool. IloXXd oX afx^X Kapr\ otyeXd 
 
 avbpibv eta 7rdXdjj.atoi>. p. 231. SYN. QpavXov, dprjvvs. 
 IcpevbafxvXvos, rj, ov, adj. [acernus,] of a maple-tree. Mdpddtovdfid-^ai otyevbafx- 
 
 vXvoi. Acharn. 181. SYN. 'la^ypos, arlpeos, TrpXvXvos. 
 J.<peibdvdu>, o<pevbovi£u), v. [funda utor,] to sling. 'EtrtyevbdvaTo x^ 15 *XXi]Xt»>v 
 
 fieXr}. Phoen. 1199* SYN. 'A7ropp/7rrw. 
 l.<pevbdvr}, rjs, rj, subst. [(l) funda ; (2) pala annuli,] (l)a sling ; (2) the bezil of 
 
 a ring. Kctt juiyv tvttoi ye atyevbovrjs xP vffr )^ TOV ' Hipp. 865. 
 1(perepds, a, ov, adj. [(l)suus, (2) proprius, (3) vester,] their; proper; your. 
 
 ^.(JjeTeprjffXy dTaoQdXXr}oXv oXovto. a. 7« SYN. ^(JHoiTepos, vjAETepos. 
 tyriKXct, as, (2) cr^i/icia, as, y, subst. [(1) nidus vesparum, (2) examen vesparum,] 
 
 a wasp's nest; a swarm of wasps. IIoXXwj' bXicaaTtov acprjKXdv bXaaKebw. Vesp. 
 
 229. See also Cycl. 473. 
 ^(prfdaKos, ov, 6, subst. [palus acutus,] a sharp stake. Meyav XdfiovTes fjfifievov 
 
 a$r)KioKov. Plut. 301. SYN. ^LkoKo^. 
 HcprjKdu), v. [constringo,] to bind fast. nXo^juot 0' ol XP V(T V T % K ' a * apyvp<*> eaQrj- 
 
 ku)vto. P. 52. SYN. Aew, atyiyyu, avortyiyyu), yofityoid. 
 L^rjKwbris, et cr^rjKoeibyjs, eos, o et 1), adj. [gracilis,] wasp-like, slender. To 
 
 (TtyrjKwbes crv 7ropi£eis. Plut. 562. SYN. 'Io^vos, Xeirrbs, Xdydpbs. 
 ^(py'lK(ofjid, d-ds, to, subst. [galeae pars, cui crista inseritur,] the fastening of a 
 
 crest to the helmet, "O/hojs ft otX to otyiiKwfx e^et ttovov ttuXvv. Pax 1215. 
 tyw, V l 'os, 6, subst. [cuneus,] a wedge. 'AbdjxavTXvov vvv o-tyrjvos avQabrj yvd- 
 
 Bbv. P. V. 64. SYN. TofKpbs, iiXos. 
 ^.(pril, tjkos, 6 et 1), subst. [vespa, crabro,] a wasp, a drone. ^(pTi^Xv eyu^fpeord- 
 
 tovs. Vesp. 1103. EP1TH. A.l6X6s,TnKp6s,bd^oiv6s, oXoos, XevydXeos, evdbXos. 
 *^(piiTTXds, a, ov, adj. [Sphettius,] Sphettian. See ' Robinson's Grec. Antiq.' 
 
 Xatpe0wv 6 1,((>r]TTXds . Nub. 156. 
 J.(f)tyyu>, v. [constringo,] to bind tight. Tepwv eacpiyyeTo ireTrXos. Theocr. 7- 
 
 17. SYN. ?L<pr}KG'(i}, avffTeXXh), avveipyio, avfjnrXeKd/j.at, 7T£pi7rXe<cw. 
 ^(j>iy^, iyyds, et Boeot. 4>i^, ikos, rj, P. N. [Sphinx,] a fabulous monster of 
 
 Thebes. See Lempriere. 'H noiKiXubos t(f)iyi;. (E. R. 130. See also Hes. 
 
 Theog. 326. EpiTH. M.Xai(pdi-ds 9 kvmv, fii^oTrdpOerds, bvalvveTiis, brfios, aypXa, 
 
 betvy), paipwbos, ^p^<r/i«f)5os, (bfiocriTds, dXoci, TrapQevos, TtTepoeood. PHR. See 
 
 Phoen. 1034—1061, and 819—824, 
 
2&0A 2XEP 827 
 
 I<f>ohpos, a, dp, adj. [vehemens,] vehement, strong. Hvpddvofiat navv trf&bpa. 1 
 
 Piut. 25. SYN.*Ayav, XXap, navv, beipws. 
 Ifobpvpdfiat, v. [vehemens sum,] to be violent. 'Arap atydbpvvei y aadevel 
 
 (Td<f>icrfxaTi. P. V. 1047. SYN. 'Eiralpdfiai, KOfAiraCdfiat., 6pf.idufiat. 
 2<popbv\r], rjs, ^, subst. [insectum de blattarum genere,] a kind of cock-roacb. 
 
 "Ea)s ?/ atyovhvKr} (pevyovad TcoprjpoTdTOP fibe~i. z Pax 1077. 
 
 * IcpopbvXXds, ov, 6, subst. [vertebra,] the spine. IcpopbvXXwp eicnaW. T. 483. 
 See also Eur. Electr. 841. 
 
 2(ppayibX6p, ov, to, dimin. a atypayis, ihds, ?/, subst. [sigillum,] a little seal. 
 
 (dplnlhear ix €lv atypayihla. Tbesm. 434. See also Ipb. A. 155. Syn. 2//- 
 
 \xavrp6v, crrjfie'iop, crtypay tafia. 
 2<f>payl£<t>, f. Xaw, v. [signo,] to seal. Kat crypayigeis, Xveis t omffw. Iph. A. 
 
 38. SYN. ^rifxaivb), Kardorj/uaivoj. 
 2<ppayts, vid. 2<f)payibXdp . 
 
 * 2<ppayifffjLd, dros, to, subst. [sigillum,] a seal. $ep\ e^eXi^as 7repi/3d\as acppa- 
 yiafxdTtav. Hipp. 867. SYN. See Y&payibXop. 
 
 2<ppXydu), v. [tumeo,] to swell, to be enraged. Kai fii) otypXyGivrd Ov/xop Xayj 
 
 vaiprj pXa. P. V. 388. SYN. 'Avdew, aKfiaZio, oibaivu, /3pacw, OKipTdw, opyi- 
 
 £dfj.ai, dyKoofiat. 
 Ityvga), v. [palpito,] to throb. Ifvabew, ms dpXadjj. Theocr. 11. 71. Syn. 
 
 ^Aatraipo), a(j)dba£u), 7rr)bdio, dXyew, dvXdofiai. 
 2<pvpa, as, rj, subst. [malleus,] a hammer. "AKfxovd re a^vpavre. y. 434. Syn. 
 
 Keorrpa, paiarijp. 
 Ityvpds, et o-rrvpds, dbds, fj, subst. [stercoris caprini globulus,] a piece of goats' 
 
 dung. Navvd<f)V€~is, a<pvpdbiop. Pax 790. 
 YipvprjXdTds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [malleo ductus, durus,] beaten out with a hammer, 
 
 hard, solid. YtpvpriXdrds old KoXocrads. Theocr. 22.47. Syn. Irtptos. 
 ^^vpofxayos, ov, 6, P. N. [Sphyromachus.] 'fts ^vpo/xd-^os ttot eI-kep. Eccles. 
 
 22. 
 2<pvpdp, ov, to, subst. [malleolus pedis,] the ancle, the heel. Yvpiyt, alftaTdearad 
 
 K&ra otyvpov' avrdp o tt)V ye. Apoll. 4. l647. SYN. Taoo-fa. EPITH. KaXop, 
 
 Kovtyov, fiovo-^riXdv. 
 Yxdbuv, bvds, 6, subst. [fu'us vesparum,] the comb of wasps. IlXi/pes be <rx"~ 
 
 bovwv. Theocr. 1. 147. 
 2x«£ w > f- affw, eto-x ao) } v. [(l)findo, (2)demitto, (3) cohibeo,] to slit, to relax; to 
 
 dismiss; to check. Yripvp a<f>6oyyop ax a(Tas ' P ncen - 974. See also Nub. 
 
 409. SYN. 'A7ro<7X<*- w > K&vcMwn^ dptrifii, xa^"&>, fiETdficiXXu), udrdiravM. 
 YxtbXa, as, fi, subst. [ratis,] a raft, a ship. Tas iropToiropovs eax e o-^oXas. 
 
 Hec. 110. SYN. YlXoidpXop, pavs. Evnn. Evpeld, TroXvbefffjids. 
 IxebXds, a, op, adj. [(I) qui presto est, (2) item, P.N. Schedius,] near, 
 
 immediate. j>x^bxd r ' nvrowKd pw/utbv fieXri ; Choeph. 157- See also P. 
 
 806. 
 ^X^Sdiv, et ax^op, adv. [prope, prassto,] near, at hand. ^xibodep be oi ?/\u- 
 
 Qcp aprjp. o. 223. See also A. 247. SyN. UXrjaXop, kyyvs, irlXds, byx l > 0*" 
 
 brjp, avTooxtbXr)P, ax^^v. 
 2x«^ w » f- ax>'l ati) , ab inus. oylw, v. [habeo, inhibeo, continco, detineo,] to have, 
 
 to restrain, to detain. TV ZttXpouip e<jx l ® ls > Phcen. 41 9- Syn."Exw, ^x^* 
 
 KaTEx^, Kadeipyu), ettex***' 
 \2xzXXs, Xbds, ii, subst. [segmentum carnis taurinae,] a side of beef. 'AXXa 
 
 crxtXxbds ebrjbdKws. Equit. 36 1 . 
 Sxfpta, as, ?/, P. N. [Scheria,] an island of the Phaeacians, afterwards called 
 
 KepKvpa, and now Corfu, \uvep 6' kp ^ipXy. 5. 8. Epith. 'Epdreipr), tpX- 
 
 fttoXvs. 
 
 j ' The only form which occurs of this word, in the Greek poets, is <r<pi)5p&. The neuter plur. 
 * ased adverbially, and synonymous to ScpuSpus. M. 12-1. 
 
 2 This line is dactylic hexameter, and "Eojs is scanned as one syllable, as in Horn. O. 639. 
 Ews & tw TroAe/uifr fxtvwv. See Clarke, II. A. 1U3. and Brunck. Tax 1077. 
 
828 2XE2 2HKP 
 
 ^x^J, eios, >7, subst. [habitus,] shape, form. Ou^ uitXwv ayeoXv. Sept. Theb. 
 
 503. SYN. ^Ly^d, KaTaardaXs. 
 ^X^ r VpXoy, ov, to, subst. [remedium ad sedandum,] a sedative. 'AW iioi) 
 
 Xifjiov Kal rvhe o-^£T7]ploy. Cycl. 135. SYN. KrjXrjTrjpXdv. 
 ^XJerXXd^u), v. [conqueror, tauquam acerba passus,] to complain. Ov bet 
 
 a^eTXla^eLVy Kal j3oq.v. Piut. 4>j6. SYN. kvvyepaivii), ^aXewalvio, bvatyopeuj, 
 
 dbvpofxai. 
 HyerXXos, a, dv, et ov, 6 et >/, adj. [(1) miser, (2) asper, (3) scelestus,] wretched, 
 
 cruel, wicked. 7 il (TyerXtoi KOfi-iral. Iph. T. 652. SYN. 'AtvxV s > KaKobaifXiov, 
 
 T\r}[*(i)v, dbovrjpos, aKkrjpvs, tv/uds, yakeTrds, £7ra\0>)s, dbiKos, dvaib^s, Trovrjpds, 
 
 fiOxQrjpos, bvarv^is. 
 ^ew, vid. 2)(e0w. 
 ^Xiifja, ardsy to, subst. [(1) habitus, cultus, (2) elecus, ornamentum,] form, 
 
 fashion, figure, splendor. T ft ayfifiar o'ikwv, <5 ttot evTv^els bbjxoi. Hec. 6l7« 
 
 SYN. Tvttos, ayeaXs, x^-P aKT UP> bo^d, irpbaojivdv, a^iiojxd, kocjuos, elbbs, KOfJLnos. 
 
 EpiTH. \Lvyeves, Gefivbv, Xafjurpov, (J)avXbv. 
 Sx^ctrt^w, v. [(l)effingo, (2) simulo,] to form, to arrange, to pretend. 
 
 'Eo-^^udrtcrrai cV aaizXs ov (T/utk-pov Tpbirbv. Sept. Theb. 46l. SYN. 'PvO/ul^oj, 
 
 7r\dcr(T(t), trXaaTOvpyeio, avvTacrcru), ko.to.ko a jiih), fioptybo), v7T0Kptvbjj.ai, irpoairoieb' 
 
 fJiat, KciTacrKeva&io, eKTVirbi*)* 
 2v/c?d, et o-yXbrj, r)s, §, subst. [lignum fissum,] cleft wood, a log. Kaie & etil 
 
 axicrjs d yepiov, P. 459- EpiTH. "A(pvXXbs. 
 2^/^w, f. Xaoj, v. [findo, scindo,] to cleave, to cut. S^<70erra cV ovk evKpvirTa 
 
 yiyvETat. Agam. 606. SYN. 'Ava^^w, Kdra<7y/<J?w, pi'lY^Ph bXaTfxriya), bid- 
 
 TEfiVto), pCLKOU), T€fJ,V(0, KOTTTU). 
 
 l^Xur/ubs, ov, 6, subst. [fissura, scissura,] a cleft, a rent. 'Efxol be ixtfivei cyj.o- 
 
 fxbs afKpyjKei bbpX. Agam. 11 IS. SYN. 'Pfiy/Jia, i7Tro.payjj.ds, payas, pioyi]. 
 1xi p ° s > ov > Vi subst. [(l)ientiscus, (2) squilla,] the mastich-tree, a sea-onion. 
 
 Kcu oyivdv* elr 6'fci bXefxevos HiprjTTXbv. Plut. 720. 
 ^X l(TT ^ s » W> dv, adj. [fissus,] cleft, divided. <&iods jxev >/ yfj KXy^eraf ax LGn l ° 
 
 bbbs. (E. R. 733. 
 2xotVt»>#s, t], 6v, adj. [junceus,] made of rushes. IxoivXvas imroiat yap. Eur. 
 
 fr. Autol. 2. 
 ^XotVtoj/, ov, to, et axotvXs, Xbbs, ij, subst. [funiculus e junco tortus,] a cord 
 
 made of rushes. "Urnrep ol to. axoivXd. Pax 36. See also Theocr. 23. 51. 
 
 SYN. See ^TrapTXbv. 
 ^xolvos, 1 ov, 6, subst. [juncus,] a rush. Y,TXf3dba (rxolviov. Plut. 541. 
 2v.d/Va5«, f. data, v. [otior, moror,] to beat leisure, to loiter. M>) vvv axoXacl. 
 
 iXiSch. Suppl. 215. SYN; Bpdbvvw, padvfieoj, <r^oX>)»' dyw, evcry^dXtw, dnpdyeoj. 
 ^xoXj), fjs, fj, subst. [otium, vacatio,] leisure, exemption, slowness. Ovk d00o- 
 
 vov oxoXrjv exw. Androm. 730. SYN. Atarpt/3^, averts, cncpayfxbavvrj, fipabu- 
 
 n?s, apyXa. EPITH. ^iXtott], Tepirvri, koki). 
 Sweo-Kw, vid. 2ww. 
 1u)£io, o-ddco, et o-dw^w, v. [servo,] to preserve, to keep. Zwgwv aXbrjpbv kv Xv- 
 
 ypy TtearifxdTX. Phcen. 1435. See also A. 83. Syn. See Iwco. 
 IwKeio, v. [valeo, possum,] to be powerful, to be able. Movvri yap dyetv ovkItX 
 
 awKio. Soph. Electr. 118. Syn. 'Iax^ w > tvvdfiat, (rQevw, Pdrjdew. 
 
 Su/kos* ov, 6, subst. [servator, qui potens est,] a preserver, one who is 
 
 mighty. AyjtoI fr avriarri <tu>kos, epXovvibs'Epfiijs. T. 72. 
 Iw^pdrew, v. [Socratem ago,] to imitate Socrates. 'Ekojuw, lireiviov, eppvircov, 
 
 eaiOKpuTovv. Aves 1282. 
 IwKpdTrjs, eds, 6, etdimin.SwKpdrtSfoy, ov, to, P. N. [Socrates, Socrates parvus,] 
 
 the celebrated Athenian philosopher; the little Socrates. 'Etti ri aretydvbv ; 
 
 o'ifxoi, IvKpdTts. Nub. 256. See also Nub. 746. Epith. M))A*os, KaKobai^tov, 
 
 crowds. 
 
 1 ^xowos is also P. N. ScKoenus, a city in Boeotia. B. 497. See Datnm. P. V. 
 
 2 2,u>kos is also a P. N. See A, 427. 
 
IHMA TArH 829 
 
 2.u>fiu, drds, to, Sllbst. [corpus,] a body. Y.wfx epr}/Ji'tcras efibv. Hec. 31. Syn. 
 
 Ae/xas, xpus. EPITH. Mtyd, adaitTov, atcXavoTbi', ^pr'jalfxbv, yviivbv, alfxaro- 
 
 (TruyeSf Xevicbv yi'ipq.. 
 2u)7ru\is, Xbs, 6, P. N. [Sopolis.] UaXbd AiotcXeibov ^l&itbXXv kaTevbii.lv. Call. Ep. 
 
 18. 2. 
 Zwpds, ov, 6, subst. [acervus,] a heap. ArjXols yap aWbv cajpov ijceiv. Plut. 269. 
 
 oYN. Xw/ia, adyixa, 6tv, byxos. 
 2ws, vid. loos. 
 
 * Lwadavrjs, ov, 6, P. N. [Sosthanes.] "Ix7riov eXdrrjp tcai !LwffQavi)s. Pers. 32. 
 
 * Iwoias, ov, 6, P. N. [Sosias.] *6bl be (f>r]cri 2w<7ias. Vesp. 78. 
 
 Y,a)ai7rdXis, eu)s, adj. [civitatem servans,] preserving the state, '6 <rwcn7ro/\*y 
 
 oLfxot raXas. Acharn. 163. SYN. UbXiaabbs, pv(ri7rrbXXs t TrbXiffcovybs. 
 lnDareds, a, ov, adj. [servandus,] must be preserved, ^wotiuv w Vciy. Lysistr. 
 
 501. 
 *1io<T-paTr), tjs, r/, P. N. [Sostrate.] "Sloirep KaXeXs t>)v IwTTpa.T^v. Nub. 678. 
 2a»re<pa, as, >/, et (2) awn/o, et crawryp, ypbs, 6, subst. [(I) servatrix, (2) servator,] 
 
 a preserver. Iwreipav el vat. Med. 528. See also Med. 36 1. and Call. 4. 
 16'6*. SYS.lb)T7]plds,(()vXa^ 
 Hiorripla, as, //, subst. [salus,] safety, preservation. 2ot <pepu>v awTTjpXav. Troad. 
 
 755. SYN. QvXaici], evOtjvia, (pubs. EPITH. Nacrjtybpbs, KXetvi), KaXij. 
 Swnyptos, a, 6v, adj. [salutaris,] preservative. Nav-XXois aioTj'ipXbs. Orest\ 
 
 1654. 
 Iwtypdveut, v. [modestia utor, sana mente sum,] to be discreet, or wise. 'Eo-w- 
 
 (jtpbvrjcjEv, ovk tyovaa outypoveXv. Hipp. 1037* SYN. Nour e^io ; ototypiov, abtybs, 
 
 <ppbvlfjids, koglxXos, el fit. 
 1(o<ppdvi£o), v. [ad sauam mentera reciuco,] to render discreet. 'Ainrvbas b" ov 
 
 (TUMppuviciei. Here. F. 865. SYN. RvOvvio, 7ratbevoj, (j>pevb(t>. 
 LuxppdvUCjs, et ffu>(ppdv(s)s, adv. [modeste, prudenter,] with moderation, prudently. 
 
 "On ot»(bpbvlKo)s, kovk dvo/)rws. Equit. 542. See also Phcen. 1128. Syn. St- 
 
 ooj(ppovt(yfiEV(os, eyxparuis, fXErpXws. 
 ^(ofpbvKT/jd, oltos, to, subst. [prudens monitum,] a prudent suggestion. IToA- 
 
 Xoiolv aXXois o-uypuviajjiaaiv irciTpos. iEsch. Supp. 999. SYN. WapayyeXfid, 
 
 VOvdETTJliCL. 
 ^LUltypbvutS, Vid. Y,(O(pp0VlK0)S. 
 
 TLiotypoovvr}, et aab(pp6ovvr}, i]s, >/, subst. [modestia,] moderation, discretion. 
 
 "6b y ii auMppoovvr] iravras vTzepoyuv. Hipp. 1362. See also \j/, 13. SYN. 2o- 
 
 <J)ia, albws, ayveid, to au)<f>pbv. SYN. JfiXeivij, ayv)), dpi^rjXbs. PHR. Awpr;pt 
 
 kuXXiotov 6eu>v, ovblv Trpeofivrlpov rrjs (Tojcppbuvvrjs. 
 Hwcppiov, et crddrppcov, bvbs, adj. [prudens, modestus,] prudent, moderate. Yv- 
 
 vatKbs epya (TU)(j)pbi'bs. Med. 909. See also 4>. 46'2. SYN. kufypivv, eLKJtputv, 
 
 <ppEvi'ipr]S, (f)pbvXiibs, Lif.TpXbs, oirovbalbs. 
 Zww, Ion. imp. aioeaKbv, v. [servo,] to preserve, ^uet?- bt) yap -nuv ftaX bib/tai 
 
 elvXv Epvfav. Apoll. 4. 197. See also (-). 363. Syn. 2wc?w, oaio, obu, oawZw, 
 
 ei:<rw£b), biaou)£u), tpuoj, Typed), bidTrjpea}, (JyuXafjau), XuTpbu). 
 
 T. 
 
 Tayea>, et Tayevio, v. [iinpero,] to command. TayeXv, eyjn>ra ttK^ftrpitv 181 
 pXbv. Pers. 770. See also Sept. Theb. 58. Syn. TAffffw, iip X u, ir/tfibvemo, 
 crrj/nalvu). 
 
 Tdyi), 1 r/s, >/, subst. [praefectura,] a command. '6 6' t f ws yd, ichv in tZs rayas 
 eXarf TTbKd. Lysistr. 105. Syn. 'Apx ? /> vytpbvevfia. 
 1 The, first syllable of rayhs, rayw, and rayefo, is long, (snort V. 100.) ofroT^, aud rayovxos, 
 
 bhort .- Brunck. Equit. 159. assigns as a reason, thai the former are deduced from the obsolete 
 
 perf. middle of Tocnro, rhaya, the lattei from the 2nd aor. trSyw. See Dawes. Misc. Cnt. p. 
 
 245. Dr. Blomfiekl, P. V. 9&G10M. and Again. 10«J. note. 
 
830 TAFH TAAA 
 
 Tdyrjvdv, et riiydvtiv, ov, to, subst. fsartago,] a frying-pan. Td f.itv Tdyrjvov 
 
 revQXbiav. Equit. 929. SYN/'Hydydv. 
 Tayos, ov, et rayovyos, ov, 6, subst. [dux,] a leader or commander. Newr ye 
 
 rayoi rciv XeXeifijjLevwv avbr]v. Pers. 486. See also Eum. 296. SYN. 'Ayds, 
 
 fiye/jiiov, arparr]yds. 
 
 * TaivdpXds, a, 6v, adj. [Taenarius,] of Taenarus. TaivdpXqv dXbrjXos vno ^dovci, 
 A poll. 1. 102. 
 
 Taivapos, ov, 6, P. N. [Taenarus,] a promontory of Laconia, now Matapan. 
 
 *H 's Kep(3epXovs, r) 's KopaKas, rj Vi Taivdpov ; Ran. 187* 
 TaivXa, as, r), subst. [taenia,] a fillet, a border. Ktu ratvtri he fiaarCjv. Anacr. 
 
 20. 13. SYN. Ziwprj, oretydvY], bXabq/J-d, Koafios, arefx^d. 
 TaivXdb), v. [(1) redimio fascia, (2) orno,] to bandage, to adorn. Kal ratvXu)- 
 
 aai, Kal irdpddov ras XrjKvdovs. Eccles. 1032. SYN. TlepXeiXeto, irepXbeu), ore- 
 
 (pdvouj, KOfffxeu). 
 TaKepdv, a, 6v, adj. [liquefactus,] melting. Tdicepos epios. Anacr. 147. Syn. 
 
 ^Afipos, dndXos, reTrjtcws, vypos, fxaXdnds. 
 TdXdepyds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [patienter laborem subiens,] patiently laboring, 
 
 toilsome. Olov, ore KXuxrTrjpdyvvr) rdXdepyds eXifxrret. Apoll. 4. 1062. Syn. 
 
 TldXvfxo\6os, tXtjjjkjjv, rdXatyptdV. 
 TdXdidvXbrjs, ov, 6, patronym. [Tala'ionides,] the son of Talaiis. TdXd'idvXbad 
 
 dvatCTds. ¥. 678. 
 TdXainiopeu), v. [aerumnas et labores perpetior,] to suffer troubles and hard- 
 ships. Ets olov i]K(i) % tX he TdXanriopelv fjie bel ; Orest. 665. SYN. TdXdw, 
 
 orXeut, avXaofxai. 
 TdXaiirwpds, et TdXdiretpXds, a, ov, adj. [aerumnosus,] wretched. Trjv rdXa/7ru- 
 
 pov woXXv. Troad. 1267* See also t}. 24. SYN.^AGXids, KdKobaijJLUv, enXirdvbs, 
 
 KOTTU)hr}S, jueXeos, rdXdos. 
 
 * TdXaurwpios, adv. [aerumnose,] wretchedly. Kal vvv TdXanrivpws cywy', w 
 <j)tXrdTrj. Eccles. 54. SYN.^AftXiws, KaKws. 
 
 TdXatypiov, TaXa(f>p(t)V, et raXdafypwv, ovos, et rdXdicaphXds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [qui 
 
 animo patienti est,] enduring, patient. O'Uov eyu> ttv& a TuXatypwv. Antig. 
 
 866. See also N. 300. A. 466. and Hes.Scut. 424. Syn. TdXdepyds, rdXd- 
 
 Trevdfjs, TdXdnddrjs, ToXfirjpds, raXavptvos, rdXdos. 
 TdXavrdv, ov, ro, subst. [(l) libra, (2) talent urn,] a balance; a talent, consist- 
 ing of sixty minae, and worth about 193/. 'AXX'rjv TdXavrd ris Xd(3y rpXd Kal 
 
 bend. Plut. 194. SYN. ^TadfAos, pomi, £vyos, TrXaony£. 
 TdXavTov-Xps, ov, 6, subst. [qui libram tenet,] one who holds the balance, an 
 
 umpire. Kat TakavTov^os kv \xdyri bdpbs. Agam. 427. SYN. Zvyoordrqs. 
 TdXavrou), v. [libro,] to balance, love' enX-rav $,vybv TaXavrov. jEsch. Suppl. 
 
 830. SYN. St/yoordrew, crrddfidd/iat. 
 TdXdds, 1 a, ov, et TdXas, aivd, dv, adj. [miser,] wretched. TdXdoi fipdToX, dve~ 
 
 pes ekeXoveipoi. Aves 688. See also Hec. 20. Syn. TdXdepyos, ddXXos, rd- 
 
 Xai<ppb)v, KaKobaljuov, bvarv^fis. 
 TdXdireipXos, vid. TdXcuVtoods. 
 TdXdTrevdtjs, eds, adj. [moerorem perferens,] grief-enduring. "Exwv TdXd7rei>Qed 
 
 Ovfidv. e. 222. Syn. See TdXatyptov . 
 TdXdpos, et dimin. rdXdpiaicos, ov, 6, subst. [qualus, calathus,] a basket. *dv 
 
 avros avrdls rols rdXdpois KarrjcrdXe. Ran. 560. See also Theocr. 15. 113. 
 
 SYN. ^,7TvpXs, KdXddds, Kdveov, KaXddiaKos, Ko<f>Xvos, (poppos. EPITH. UXettros, 
 
 apyvpeos, btvrjets. 
 TdXas, vid. TdXdds. 
 TdXdffrjXos, a, dv, adj. [lanificus,] of wool. TdXdff^d epyd fxefj.r}Xev. Apoll. 3. 
 
 292. 
 TdXavpivds, rj, dv, adj. [durus, fortis,] hard, brave. To jjloi earX rdXavpivov 
 
 TrdXefiiZetv. H. 239. Syn. See TdXatypwv . 
 
 1 Ta\abs is also a P. N. See Apoll. 1. 118. 
 
TAAA TANY 831 
 
 TdXdw, v. [perpetior,] to endure. 'Ettiuvto. rdXderajj. O. 104. Syn. TXfjfjit, 
 
 KapTepeut, vndfxivoj, dvarXr}/uX. 
 TaXdvflws, ov, by P.N. [Talthybius,] the herald of Agamemnon. TaXQvfixds 
 
 fa* hnvaihojv V7rr}pirrjs. Hec.501. EPITH. ^OTprjpds, QipdirojVy Qe~ids> K7/pv£. 
 
 rHR. 0fw evdXiyiuds avbrjv. 
 TdXts, XbdSy rj, subst. [virgo nubilis,] a marriageable young woman. TdXthds 
 
 rJKei fidpoy 'AvrXyovrjs. Antig. 629. SYN. Nv/i0ij. 
 TdXws, d)y by P. N. [Talus. Vid. Val. Flacc. x. et Plat, in Minoe.] "OfifidoX 
 
 XaXfceioid Td/W Apoll. 4. 1670. 
 Ta/aeaTxpots, dds t adj. [corpus seu cutem incidens,] cutting the body or skin, 
 
 keen. Manpijs, as elyov rdfiiaixpoas. N. 340. 
 Tct/iia, asy fjy et TdjjXas, ov, 6, subst. [dispensatrix, promus, condus,] a dispen- 
 ser, a steward, a housekeeper. Kai rd/iXai 7rdpd vr\vaXv ioav, trtrotd bdrijpis. 
 
 T. 44. Syn/'E^ooos, olKovofioSy beairoivdy bXoLKrjrpXdy heoitoTr\s. EPITH. Ai- 
 
 00/7;, antyXiroXoSy orpi)pr), bXicala. 
 Ta/uXeviOy Ion. imp. rd/xXeveffKoVy v. [dispenso,] to act as a steward, to dispense. 
 
 'H^e7s TdfjtXevo/jep vfuv ; Lysistr. 495. See also Antig. 949' Syn. AioiKidfiat, 
 
 olKopd/jietOy airdawZu), tyvXaaaio, dndrXdrj/JiX. 
 TdfxXffdsy ov, 1), subst. [coagulum,] rennet. Kai rvpbv xa^at, TdpXaov bpifxeldv 
 
 iveiad. Theocr. 1 1. 66. SYN. UXrva, ottos. 
 Ta/uyw, vid. TefiVio. 
 TdvdrjKqs, et rdvvrjKrjSy ids, b et /;, adj. [protensam habens aciem, acutus,] 
 
 sharp, long-pointed. Kreivas rdvdrjKiX ^aX^w. b. 257. See also k: 439* 
 
 SYN. Tipd/jr)i:r)s, evQrjKToSy evfxi]Kr}s, o£u07/k*ros. 
 Tdvdobeipos, ov, b et >/, adj. [protensum collum habens,] long-necked. OIojvwv 
 
 Tdrdobeiport'. Avesl393. SyN. AoXiy/wx*;*'. 
 Tdvdds, 1 d, oV, adj. [extensus, longus,] extended, long. 'HXXdbes TdvdrjaXv ifo)- 
 
 fievaX atyeipoitrXv. Apoll. 4. 604. SYN. UpdfirjKtjs, fxaKpoSy etti^ojs, rdvd/jo/s, 
 
 Tdpvr}K))s. 
 TdvavwovSy vid. TdvvTTOVs. 
 Tdvr)Xjtyi)sy ids, b et ?/, adj. [longam quietem adferens,] bringing a long sleep. 
 
 Moip' oXori KddiXrjaX rdvrjXiyios Qdvdrow. (j. 100. 
 TavrdXeiosy a, ov! et TavrdXXbrjs, ov, adj. [e Tantalo,] of Tantalus. To Ta^rd- 
 
 Xetov ffirepfid. Iph. T. 989- See also Iph. T. 200. 
 Tav-dXii(o, TavTdXoio, et ravrdXevw, v. [vehenienter concutio. Vid. Hesych.] 
 
 to shake violently, to shatter. XXopq. r iXaia ravrdXigei. Anacr. 102. See 
 
 also Antig. 137." SYN. XdXevw, adXdaaio, bXdoelu, liKrXvaoou, KpdbaUu). 
 TdvrdXdSy ov, by P. N. [Tantalus.] Aios TttyvKtv, ws XiyovaX, TavrdXos. Orest. 
 
 5. Phr. See X. 581—586. and Orest. 5-— 9- and Porson's note. 
 TdvvyXujffads, ov, b et ?/, adj. [linguam protensam habens,] long-tongued. 
 
 1ku)TT€S t\ 'iprjKts ri, TdvvyXiorrool ri Kdpwvai. e. 66. 
 Tdj/uyXajx 41 '* Ms, adj. [cuspideni promissam habens,] long-barbed. UpdiijKd 
 
 Td^vyXw^trds oiarovs. 0. 297« 
 Tdpvbpofjids, ov, b et ?/, adj. [longum curriculum absolvens,] completing a long 
 
 race. IcpdXipd Tdvvbpdjiois. Eumen. 377- 
 TdvvrjkTjSy vid. Tdvd)']KT]s. 
 
 Tdvvideipd, as, i h et rdvvdpily tys, adj. [promissam comam habens,] long- 
 haired. Kipawov, Tdi'vWei-pd. Olymp. 2. 40. See also Hes. Op. 514. 
 
 SYN. kd<7vdpi£, XdoXos, rpXx^rds. 
 \Ydrv7re~7rX6sy ov, b et /,, adj. [extenso peplo amictus,] long-robed. Uhp o' 
 
 'EXivrj ravvTrerrXos iXe^dro. b. 305. SYN. 'EX^aiTrtTrXos. 
 Tdi'DTrovs, et TdvavTrovSy Trdbds, adj. [pedes protensos habens,] broad-footed. 
 
 le/uvos 'Epivvs rdvvirijbas, fidOe~u> ifxi. Aj. Fl. 837- See also Horn. Merc. 
 
 232. SYN. Tdvvatyvpos. 
 
 1 Toi/aos is also the name of a river in the Peloponnesus. Eur. Elcctr. 410. 
 
832 TANY TAPB 
 
 TavvirTepv£, vybs, et rdv^aiirTepbs, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [cui alae sunt extensae,] with 
 outstretched wings. Ekt/7a TdvvrrTepvyi Xtyvfiovv. T. 350. See also Aves 
 1415. 
 
 HdvvppiZbs, ov, 6 et ?;, adj. [radices extensas habens,] deeply rooted. Alyeipoi 
 re rdvvppL$oi. Hes. Op. 210. SYN. Bddvppi^bs. 
 
 TawaTvs, vbs, r/, subst. [extensio,] extension, stretching. &ijpby ditoTpLoTraadl 
 
 TCLVVffTVOS, (j>. 112. SYN-. "JSsKraa^s. 
 
 Tavvfftyvpos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [longa crura habens,] long-legged, graceful. Elal 
 Tavvpcbvpoi 'SlKedvlvai. Hes. Theog. 564. SYN. Tdvvixovs, rdvavTrovs, Tdyy- 
 
 7T0VS. 
 
 Tarv(j)\otds, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [corlicem habens longum,] long- barked. MeXXrjv 
 
 re, Tavv(p\oi6i> te Kpdveidv. II. ?67» 
 TavtyvWds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [folia habens lata,] broad-leaved. 'AneKo^pa ko/ul^v 
 
 rdyv(f>vXXov eXairjs. \p. 195. SYN. 'ItpttyvXXbs. 
 Tavvuj, f. ihtw, v. [extendo,] to stretch out. IleTpdp ETraXXctfavTes, ett cl^ote' 
 
 poial TCLwaadv. N. 359' Syn. See Telvio. 
 Tafrapxeb), v. [cohprti praesum,] to command a band. Ket rts EirlBvfiZv ra£iap- 
 
 \eiv. Pax 443. SYN. 'HyEfibvevw, rayeto, rayevio, CTpdrrfyeco, ariuaivw. 
 Tafyooj, v. [ill acie constituo,] to post. Ityerepas drepQe ra^iovadat. Olymp. 
 
 9. 118. SYN. Taacrta. 
 Ta^tapxbs, ov, 6, subst. [ordinum ductor,] the captain of a band. Ylov V6P o 
 
 Taftapxps; Aves 31 S. SYN. ILrpdrriybs, 7rd\Efiap-^ds, arpdrapyos, ljysfiojy. 
 Ta£is, eo)s, ?;, subst. [(l)ordo, (2) cohors,] arrangement, rank, a band of 
 
 soldiers, 'duuXwXtriv be: tci$v el-^e Trpbs KuXais. Phoen. 1135. Syn. Ab\bs, 
 
 otoXos. 
 'Tdireivbs, 1), ov, adj. [humilis,] humble. "Hxpio be ybvaTOJV riov eu&v Tdnsivos 
 
 wv ; Hec. 245. SYN. Xd/ia<7T£n)s, ^QdfxdXos, fiffcpbs, yXioypbs, dboZps. 
 Tu7r€tvdrns, titos. 7), subst. [dejectio,] dejection. TdireivbTriTa S,wbv ovbev Xafi- 
 
 fidvei, Menand. Syn. K&r^etd. 
 Td-mjs, iitos, 6, subst. [tapes,] tapestry, a covering. Kcu (bop/ibv e\eiv awl 
 
 rdirrjTOS adirpov. Plut. 542. SYN. Hrpibfid. EpITH. Qdetvos, Ttoptyvpeos, dXi- 
 
 TToptyvpvs, ovXbs, pbbeos, fxaXd^repos vrrvfo. 
 lUdpayud, arcs, rb, rdpayjuibs, ov, 6, Tapanis, eojs, et rdpa^ii, fjs, >/, subst. [pertur- 
 
 batio, consternatio,] alarm, disturbance, consternation. '[Is kv \:Xvbu)vX koi 
 
 (ppei'wv Tdpayudrl. Here. F. 1082. See also Iph. A. 1128. Thesm.«144. and 
 
 Iph. A. 508. Syn. 1vy\vffls, ObpvjSbs, eWX^is. 
 * TdpattTpbv, ov, to, subst. [quod perturbat,] a thing which raises commo- 
 tions. Kcu KVKYiBpov, i:al rdpaKTpbv. Pax 654. 
 TdpaKTiDp, bpbs, et TdpaKrrjs, ov, 6, subst, [perturbator,] a disturber. Tbv av- 
 
 bpb<p6vrr}V , tov ttoXcws 1 Tdpcwrbpa. Sept. Theb. o6o. 
 Tdpa^iKupblbs, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [animum perturbans,] heart-distressing. Tov-b 
 
 tovttos beivbv ijbt], teal Tdpa^icapbtby. Acharn. 315. SYN. ATj^ldvfjibs, Qvfibv 
 
 Kdrsbup. 
 TdpaZnnroaTpdrbs, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [qui equestres copias perturbat,] one who 
 
 throws the cavalry into confusion. Ka< 7dpa£i7nr6arpdTbp. Equit. 247. 
 Tdpa^ts, vid. Tdpayfid. 
 Tdparraio, f. ^w, v. [perturbo,] to trouble. "6rav rdpa£?/ KvnpXs lifiwaav (ppevd. 
 
 Hipp. 973. SYN. 'Am-dpao-ffw, ovvTapaoffh), ObpvjSeu), avy^ew, KvKdu), opivw, 
 
 efnrX7](TG(t>. 
 Tapdyj), vid. Tdjoay/jd. 
 TapfidXebs, a, by, adj. [timidus,] fearful. TapfidXeov, Kal fir)-pbs v7ratbeiboihey 
 
 evnras; Horn. Merc. 1 65. SYN. 'ArvcfyAos, (pofiZpos, betXaibs, beiX7']/.i(ov, rap- 
 
 fibavvbs, eu(j)bj3bs. 
 Tap/3tw, Ion. imp. rapfieaKoy, v. [timeo,] to fear. Tap(je7y fxtv epyd belv dvay- 
 
 Kaltos exet. Trach. 725. See also Horn. Hymn. 4. 252. SYN. Tpew, beibio, 
 
 beifxaiyio, opptobew, (pbj3e.bfj.aL. 
 
 5 Tl6\sws is here scanned as an iambus. 
 
TAPE TAYP 833 
 
 Tapfibs, ids, to, et rapfioaVyri, ris, fj, subst. [terror, metus,] terror, fear. Ovrw 
 
 be r&pfiovs els <pb(3ov t a(/>iKufir)r. Phoen. 372. See also a, 341. Syn. Ae7/m, 
 
 beiXta, <pb(3bs, beds, eiarXr]£ts, oppojbia. 
 Tdpfibavvbs, r\, bv, adj. [pavidus,] trembling. Tapfibovvu) tybpu) Tavb* Is dicpo- 
 
 •jzTbXlv. Sept. Theb. 226. Syn. See TapfidXebs. 
 Tapi-^eva), v. [(1) sale condio, (2) exsicco,] to salt, to embalm, to dry. KdK&s 
 
 TapiyevdivTa TrafupOapraf fibpf. Choeph. 290. SYN. Brjpaivio, aXieiuJ, rlfia- 
 
 Tdpi-^bs, ov, 6, et ebs, to, elTapLyXbv, ov, to, subst. [(1) salsamentum piscium, (2) 
 
 caro sale condita,] salt fish or meat. 'AW enl rapier) tovs Xbtpovs icpdbai- 
 
 veru). Acharn. 967. See also Pax 562. Syn. Yldpo\l/(bvr)fid. Epith. Td- 
 
 beipticbs, ^pTjarbs, va-rrpos. 
 Tapvri, tjs, r/, P. N. [Tarne,] a city of Maeonia or Lydia. 'Eic Tapvys epXfiwXd- 
 
 kos. E. 44. 
 Tappbs, et Tapabs, ov, 6, plur. Taped, ta, subst. [(1) crates, super qua casei sic- 
 
 cantur;(2) ala avis, palmula remi, manus vel pedis,] a wicker basket for 
 
 drying cheese ; the flat part of a wing; an oar; the palm of a hand or foot. 
 "EiretT dirb rappov tovs deovs vireptypbveis. Nub. 226. SYN. TdXdpbs, kwtttj, 
 
 •KTlpov, 7rovs, X e ^P m EPITH. KdTrjprjs, Boos, Xvacwbys, Kpatxvbs, vkXtipos, 
 TapTdpetbs, a, bv, adj. [Tartareus,] of Tartarus. MeXddpu rdpayud Taprdpetby. 
 
 Here. F. 909. 
 TdpTdpbs, ov, 6, plur. Taprdod, tci, P.N. [Tartarus,] the lowest region of hell. 
 
 Kijpds drdicdXtiv rets TapTapov. Here. F. 866. EPITH. Evpvs, ueyds, fjepbeis, 
 
 dvavyrjTbs, fiddvs, Kvecpalbs, fxeXafx^ddvs, a^Xvbeis. PhR. "Apvaad \aafidTd 
 
 Taprdpov. 
 TapTrjaXbs, a, by, adj. [Tartessius,] of Tartessus, a town in Spain. TapTrjaXa 
 
 fxvpaivd. Raji. 475. 
 Tnp(j>eibs, a, by, Tapcprjs, et rapepvs, ebs, adj. [densus, frequen3,] thick, crowded, 
 
 frequent. TapQeids icdTexevdv. M. 158. See also O. 472. and Sept. Theb. 
 
 531. SYN. YlvKvbs, bdavs, rpa^ys, irbXvs, irXrjprjs. 
 TapQbs, ebs, to, subst. [densitas sylvae,] a thicket. Bdderjs ev TaptyeoXv i/Xrjs. 
 
 O. 606. SYN. lluKvayxd. 
 Tapyyu), vaw, v. [sepelio,] to bury. Kal \Quiv efjfibpev aladv enl x^ovX rap- 
 
 XJtovai. Apoll. 3. 208. SYN.0cc7rrw, eK<f>epio, njScvw. 
 1 Taaaw, f. £w, v. [(l)ordino, (2) mando,] to arrange, to order. QpovpUv Ira- 
 
 i,av kv TtepivTvXois bb\iois. Androm. 1088. SYN. Koitjuew, evTpetri^u), KeXexno, 
 
 KUTaprvu), evdvvuyhldTaaou), evdereu). 
 Tavyerbs, Ion. TrjvyeTos, ov, 6, P. N. [Taygetus,] a mountain in Laconia. '£yw 
 
 he Kal Kd ttotto Tavyerov y dvuf. Lysistr. 1 )7- EPITH. Meyas, epavvbs. 
 Tavpeibs, a, bv, et ov, 6 et >/> adj. [taurinus,] of a bull. 'Es irpCJpdv elpire, kuttX 
 
 Tavpelo) aepdyrj. Helen. 1581. 
 Tavprjbbv, adv. [more taurino,] like a bull. "EftXexptv olv Tavprjbbv kytcv^w 
 
 kutio. Ran. 8 16. 
 *TavpUds, 1), bv, adj. [Tauricus,] of the Tauri, a people of European Sarma- 
 
 tia. 1v b' elirds kXQtiv TavpiKfis fi bpovs yfiSvbs. I ph. T. 85. 
 TavpbheTbs, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [taurino glutine junctus. Vid. Toup. Epist. Crit. 
 
 p. 118.] glued. Kal Tavpbberos y. Eur. fr. Cret. 2. 8. 
 TavpbKepws, a, adj. [taurina habens cornua,] having a hull's horns. TeXZaav 
 I Tavpbuepwv Oeov. 1 Bacch. 100. 
 WavpoKpavbs, et TavpuKt(f>dXbs, ov, 6 et /;, adj. [taurinum caput habens,] having 
 
 the head of a bull. TavpbKpavbs ayicdXais. Orest. 1373. 
 
 TavpoKTbveu), et Tavpoatydyew, v. [taurum macto,] to slay a bull, to sacrifice. 
 
 TavpoKToveJ fxev buben' evreXels e X (ov. Trach. 762. See also Sept. Theb. 43. 
 
 TavpoKTbvbs, ravpoaipdybs, et ravpotybvos, ov, 6 ct >/, adj. [taurum interficiens,] 
 
 1 Qebv is here scanned as one long syllable, the metre being Ionic, a minore dim. 
 l! Pros. Lex. 5 N 
 
834 TAYP TAXY 
 
 bull-slaying. "la) judmipa TavpoKT$vh)v Xeovtmv. Philoct. 400. See also Trach. 
 
 609. and Theocr. 17. 20. 
 Tavpd/uopfoSfOv, 6 et ri, adj. [tauriformis,] bull-formed. r ft ravpo/noptydv o/ufid 
 
 Krjcptaov irarpos. Ion 1260. SYN. Tavpoeibrjs. 
 Tavpo7rd\ds, ov, et TavpoirdXr), rjs, //, adj. [Epith. Dianas, vel quod apud Tauros 
 
 colatur, vel quod taurorum gregibus praesit,] frequenting the Tauri, or pre- 
 siding over bulls. 'ToXoittov vfxviioovoX TavpoiroXov Beav. Iph. T. 1458. See 
 
 also Aj. Fl. 172. 
 Tavponovs, nohos, adj. [tauri pedes habens,] having a bull's foot. Upvfivas, 
 
 off fid ravpovovv. Iph. A. 275. 
 Tavpos, 1 ov, 6, subst. [taurus,] a bull. KpXos, rpdyos, ravpos, kv&v, dXeKTpvtav. 
 
 Nub. 66l. SYN. See Boils. EPITH. Mayas, aWatP, iyvyfiriXbs, XaoXavyriv, 
 
 TrafifxeXas , carpels, ab/ir]s, bdovQpit,, ovpeies, vfipiorrjs, aypavXos f elXl7rovs, eXij-, 
 
 Kvrjfjiapyds, fiu)vv^ t 7reXo)pds, cu^aXivbs. 
 T avpootyaye.il>, vid. TavpoKToveto. 
 Tavpootydyos, vid; liavpoKTdvds. 
 Tavpdtyayds, ov, 6 et fj, subst. [taurorum vorator,] a bull-eater. Mqoc Kpdrivov 
 
 tou ravpdtydyov. Ran. 357* 
 Tavpotyovos, vid . TavpoKTovos. 
 Tavpdh), v. [(1) tauri formam induo, (2)exaspero,] to put on the form of a bull, 
 
 to enrage. 'AW i\ ttot fioQd drip ; Teravpwoai yap ovv. Bacch. 910. SYN. 
 
 *A7roTavpd(i), aypXoof. 
 Tatyevs, eojs, 6, subst. [qui sepulturam dat,] one who buries another, an 
 
 undertaker. "6rav Qavio 'yio, xa\ ov fiov rdtyevs yevrj. CE. C. 582. 
 Td0?), rjs, f), subst. [sepultura,] burial, '[Is ev too' el-iras, nXr/v ev' el x € P a V 
 
 Tatyas. Helen. 1062. SYN. fcfjbos, rdtyos, Kreped, evrdtyXd, kicyopa. 
 Tabids, a, ov, adj. [sepulcralis,] sepulchral. T H* defxts oiypfiivoiol, TatyrjXd 
 
 Xaijudrdfirjodv. Apoll. 2. 842. SYN. 'JLiriTVjjifiibtds, entKijbews, ewXtdtyXos. 
 TatyXos, a, ov, adj. [Taphius,] an inhabitant of Taphos or Cephallenia, one of 
 
 the Echinades. TdtyXwv fiyrjTopX Mevrrj. a. 181. SYN. TrjXepoas, KetyaXXrjv. 
 
 EPITH. Q>XXYipe~rfJtos, XrjioTrip, Xrj'iorcjp. 
 Ta<pds, ov,b, subst. [(]) sepulcrum, (2) sepultura, (3) terror,] a tomb, a funeral ; 
 
 awe, alarm. M^0' a\fx eaoys els e/uov orafai rd<pdv. Heracl. 1041. Syn. 
 
 ^fjfjid, fjivfjfid, r/pXov, TvfAJ3os T rd(pri, (3)6ajJi(3ds, eicjrXrj^Xs. EPITH. (l)"Ep^os, 
 
 dvpalos, XaXvos, pdoXXXicds, yiooros, xBovXos, deijivriOTOs, epefjivos, filvbeinris. 
 Taboos, ov, >7, subst. [fossa,] a trench, a ditch. "Ektos Tatypwv Tu>vb\ u>s /myov- 
 
 fievovs rdxd. Phcen. 726. SYN. Bodpos, Xanads, epKos. EPITH. 'OpvKrrj, 
 
 fiddeld, evpeld, KoiXrj, /ueydXrj. 
 T&ya, et rdxews, 5, adv. [(l) velociter, (2) forsan,] quickly; perhaps. Syn. 
 
 •flm, ab-Xtcd, evQvs, tcapTrdXXfjitos, ev ra^ei, Xows, ovvto/jicjs, Kpanrvios, rd-)(os. 
 Tdj(Xr6s, vid. Tdxys. 
 Td^os, eos, rb, et rdxyrris, t]Tos, 6, subst. [celeritas,] celerity. 'E7rei fiefirjice koi 
 
 to beonoTov rd^os. Troad. 1135. See also y ¥. 740. Syn. 'ilicvrtjs, bpdfios, 
 
 eXdcppXa, icovtydTijs. 
 Td)(i//3dn;s, et TaxuTropos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [qui celeriter incedit,] quick-going. 
 
 TdxyfidTav vewv KdroiTTrjv fxdXelv, Rhes. 134. See also Helen. 1271* Syn. 
 
 Td)^v//pr/s, wKinropos. 
 TdxtifiovM's ov, 6 et t], adj. [promptus consilio,] quick of counsel, rash. 'Ev 
 
 'Adrfvaiois rdyv/3ou\o<s. Acharn. 630. 
 Tdxvrjpv s > zos, 6 et fi, adj. [qui celeriter remigat,] quickly rowing. Qelvai, tyv 
 
 o^w, Tdxvfjpei. ^sch. Suppl. 33. 
 Tdxvvo), f. vvih, v. [accelero,] to hasten. M?) Tdxw' dvev bXniys. Androm. 548. 
 
 SYN. H,7revb(o f 07r6pxof*<u, KdTe7reiyojj.ai, eniTaxvvu), 
 
 1 Tavpoi is also the name of a nation; See Tavpiic6$. 
 
 2 See in Ta<ppos, and V. 365. 
 
TAXY TEIP 835 
 
 T&xviretdfjs, ids, 6 et fi, adj. [credulus,] credulous. 'Eyw be oX 6. T&x v * e i-6f}s* 
 Theocr. 2. 138. SYN. Ei>7rei0>)s, ev7rXdr)s, eviretaros. 
 
 Taxvfidpus, et rdxv7ror/ud?, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [brevis aevi,] short-lived. Ta^yTropds. 
 
 dXAd Taxv/jopdv. Agam. 470. See also Olymp. 1. 154. Syn. '[iKvpdpds, oXX- 
 
 yoxpovtos, oXXyobpdpijs. 
 TaxvTrd/jnrds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [eeleriter deducens,] quickly-conveying. "E7rpa£- 
 
 -av TaxvTrpjjnroiaX SXcoy/Aols ; /Eseh. Suppl. 1054. 
 TaxvTrdpos, vid. Td^v/3dr?;s. 
 Taxvvovs, ndbos, adj. [celeres pedes habens,] swift-footed. 2re/^et, rdxv^ovy 
 
 Xxvos e£ avvMv. Troatl. 234. SYN. 'ApyXnovs, Tdyyirbpos, rdyv/^drtys, rax*-* 
 
 fiufxwv, depoXnovs. 
 TaxvTTwXds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [celeres equos habens,] having swift horses. Tv- 
 
 heibrj, irepX fiev at tlop Advdai rdY#7ra>Xot. 0. l6l. 
 Taxvirrepos, ov, 6 et ?'/, adj. [eeleriter volans,] rapidly flying. T il bws aldijp, 
 
 Kal TaxvnTepoi irvbai. P. V. 88. 
 T&xvppddds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [velox, trepidus,] rapid, alarming. YlpXv ayy£- 
 
 Xovs airepx^ovs re Kal raxvppodovs. Sept. Theb. 271* 
 TdxvppbXTTds, ov, 6 et rf, adj. [praepes,] fleet, rapid. Ei'0' deXXcua rdxvpptovros 
 
 TreXeids. (E. C. 1081. 
 Tdyvs, eld, v, et TuyXvos, ?/, ov, adj. [celer,] swift, quick. *Lol tpjiirdvrjcrai, Kal 
 
 tuxvv TrpoaapKeaai. Hec. 850. See also Theocr. 2. f. SYN. 'Hkvs, Odds, Xat\pr)- 
 
 pos, o£vs, Taxynopos, raxy^Ttpos, Tdxyrjpi]s f TdxvppuaTos, raxvirovs, fidXXos, eXd- 
 
 <ppos. 
 Td^vrr/s, vid. Td^os. 
 Tdws, u), et rdtjiv, wvos, 6, subst. [pavo,] a peacock. Trjpevs ydp el av ; irorlpov 
 
 opvXs, fj raws J Aves 102. EPITH. MrjbXicds, XP^ffoirrepos. 
 Teyyw, v. [(l) madefacio, (2) mollio, (3)fundo,] to wet, to bedew, to soften, 
 
 to pour. Tt ^Xwpo/s batcpvois reyyets Kopas ; Med. 918. SYN. Bpex<^ f vot'i^v, 
 
 tidXuaooj, vypaivo), vbpaivu), era^o), OTdXaoau). 
 Teyea, as, rj, P. N. [Tegea,] a city in Arcadia. Oi Teyerjp Kal nXrjpov 'A0e*- 
 
 bdpretop evaidv. Apoll. 1. l62. EPITH. JLvfjiriXds. 
 Teyids, or, adj. [(l)tectus, (2) altus,] covered, lofty. AwSck' eaav reyeoi 6d- 
 j Xd/xoi £eoro7o XlOoio. Z. 248. SYN. ^LTeydvos, Kdrr]pE(f)rjs, vTrtpwXos. 
 Ttyos, lbs, to, subst. [tectum,] a roof, a house. 'Ev^dercu Kopdflop reyewp virlp 
 
 eladXoPTes. Apoll. 2. 1087. SYN. Lrtybs, areyr}, bpb(f>bs, bibfJid, bbfibs. EPITH. 
 
 lepbv, vxprjXov* 
 \Ted/jLXds, a, dv, adj. [legitimus, solemnis,] legitimate, solemn. Ted/xXaX evre 
 
 otyip Kappeidbes i'lXvdbv tapai. Call. 2. 87« SYN. Qeafiibs, pbfjufibs, Xepbs. 
 'TeOfidi, ov, 6, subst. [lex,] a law, an institution. 'HpdnXeos Tid^xoy, Nem. 10. 
 
 6l. SYN. Qeefids, vo/jos, rd pfifiXfid. 
 Tedt'ddX, imp. a Tedviipi, i. e. Qviiaxw, [morere,] die. Te0vd0t* Kfjpd & iyib totZ 
 
 SetffjiaX. X. 365. See also Nub. 1438. Syn. See 0yfcx*. 
 TeQpnnroftdfxojv, 6v6s, adj. [quadrijugus,] riding in a carriage and four. Tidpur- 
 
 7rdj3afxdyi oroXw. Orest. 983. 
 Tedpnnrvs, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [quatuor equos habens,] drawn by or having four 
 
 horses. T ft redpimrdp ifXXov aiXds. Eur. Electr. 866'. SYN. Ttrpabpos, rerpui- 
 
 pos, TeTpdflafxuip. 
 Te/vw, fi'w, v. [tendo, extendo, pertineo,] to stretch, to pertain. Ouk els yl- 
 | popras ijbt cot relpet tvxV' Hipp. 797. Syn. 'E^euw, rdjvw, Trapdreivu), 
 
 rXraipu). 
 Teipds, tds, to, subst. [signum coeleste,] a star. 'Er bt Tt Teipld iravTd. 2. 485. 
 
 Syn. See'Aerrpo*'. 
 TetptaXas, ov, o, P. N. [Tiresias,] a famous Thehan prophet. OliopbfxapTis 
 
 TetpiaXas tx €t <j>puv a i- Phcen. 779- EPITH. M6.ptXs, 0///3ato$, dXd,o$, dva£, 
 
 6pQdfj.aPTXs, "Kpo(pi)Tt)s eifixos, gxetXXos, QtoTtpbiroSy aTi<pdi'r)(f)dpds. 
 Teipco, v. [vexo, attero,] to harass, to wear away. Xpeia bi relpet /j.\ Helen. 
 
 419. Syn. Tpvx<>>> ftwflwj isaidk^ XvttIw, OpvwTto, rpifiut. 
 
836 TEIX TEKT 
 
 Tetx^foX^s, 1 ov, 6, subst. [moenium oppugnator,] a destroyer of walls. T Aj9es, 
 "Apes, (3pdr6XoiyE, /jiXatybie, Tetx^oXTrXfjTd. E. 455. Syn. YlopQf]TG)p. 
 
 TetxlZw, f. t(7w, v. [murum aedifico, munio,] to build a wall, to fortify. Kal 
 rots TeiyjZovot napahXaKovei. Aves 839* SYN. AefMo, Kparvvto, oxvpow, eov/x- 
 
 V0(O. 
 
 TeixXbeis, eaaa, e>, adj. [muris circumdatus,] well fortified. Foprvva tZ teixXo- 
 
 eaadv. B. 646. Syn. Teretx^f-t^'os. 
 TeiyXov, vid.TeTxoS' 
 Telxtvpa, utos, to, et reix^fjios, 6, subst. [munimentum,] a fortification. 
 
 ©pavffrw XaT^w T^t)(tVfiqTt. Here. F. 1087. SYN. 'Epv/ua, elXdp, irpofioXos, 
 * ox i) l 0a >/ i " < EpiTH. AvTOfJLQp<p6v . 
 
 TeixopaxZu, v. [murum oppugno,] to assault a fortification. TX be, Tetxofid- 
 
 X^ly fiot bidvdei ; Nub. 481. SYN. YloXXopKeca. 
 Tetxo/Jiaxps, ov, 6, subst. [muri oppugnator,] a besieger. *H reixofiaxos dprjp, 
 
 (DdrjdrjadTuj. Acharn. 5/0. 
 Telxos, eos, et TeiyXbv, ov, to, subst. [murus, munimentum, domus,] a wall, a 
 
 fortress, a house. TptoiKuv ex reixwv. Orest. 240. See also 7r. 343 x . Syn. 
 UepifidXri, dpiyxos. EPITH. ^Vipov, €TrTairvX6i> t TtaTpcpuv, XaXvov, ndXaiov, 
 
 ixKpbv, apifiov, alnv, x&Xictdv, epvfxvov, fiascpov, ijXXfiaTov, KXvTov,'ovpdvXov, 
 Teiws, vid. Tews. 
 
 TeKfialpu), v. [(1) certis signis ostendo ; (2) conjicio,] to prove clearly, to con- 
 jecture. "Epy&> kov Xoyu reKjUcuoerai. P. V. 344. SYN. 'Avatyalvu), beiKvvpX, 
 
 armeiodfiai, eica^o;, av/jfiaXXoj, aKeirTop.au 
 T^eicfjiap, TEKfjup, e\.T£Kfx-)]pXov,ov, to, subst. [certum signum,] a distinct proof, a 
 
 sign, a mark. 7 Hu b' ohbev avrcTis ovte xet'/iaros TEKfidp. P. V. 463. See also 
 
 b. 373. and Hipp. 9%9> SYN. Irjjjid, arjfxe'wy, reXos. EPITH. 'A&QaXss, ad(j>£s, 
 
 tvapyis, inaTov, fiEytarov. 
 TEKfxriatra, rjs, rj, P. N. [Tecmessa,] the wife of Ajax. TEKfjtrjcrodv o'iktio Tybt 
 
 avyKEKpa/JiEvrjv. Aj. Fl. 895. EpiTH. Acua, biffffiopos, bovpXXriTCTds, 
 TEKvXbXov, vid. Tlekvov. 
 TEKvdydvos, et tekvotzolos, ov, 6 et f}, subst. [parens,] a parent. TeKvdybvoi 
 
 KEKXrjPTcti. Sept. Theb. 923. See also Troad. 847. Syn. See Uaibdydvds. 
 Tekvoktovos, ov, 6 et »/, subst. [liberorum interfector,] a destroyer of children. 
 
 'OtydrjodfjiecFda, Kal tekvoktovov pi/ads. Here. F. 1146. Syn. See TlatboKTo- 
 
 vos. 
 TEKvdXETeipd, as, f], subst. [quae liberos amisit,] who has lost her young. Te/c- 
 
 r/dXeretp' ws tXs drjbuv. Soph. Electr. 107. 
 Tekvov, dimin. TEKvXbXov, ov, et reeds, eos, to, subst. [proles, filius vel filia,] 
 
 offspring, a son or daughter. T il tckvcl, K.ab/xov tov ndXai vect Tpbfr). GE. R. 1 . 
 
 See also Lysistr. 889- et Androm. 1243. Syn. Feveci, Ppefbs, ybvbs, eVydVds, 
 
 irals. EPITH.^AyXadV, EpXKvbls, KaXXXfxbv, vijirXov, TreptfcaXXes, TTjXeicXvTdp, <pX- 
 
 \6v, yXvKEpbv, <f>atbXjjiov , Epdreivov, dvfirjpES. 
 Tekvottoivos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [pcenam ob liberos exigens,] child-avenging. 
 
 Mvajjiuv fxrivis tekvuxoivos, Agam. 1 50. 
 Tekvottoios, vid. TsKvbybvbs. 
 Tekvow, v. [liberos procreo,] to beget children, to generate. Et yap tekvuj- 
 
 veis 7ra7Sa. Phcen. 19« SYN. Tevvdw, (J)V(o, <j>vr€Vh), ^itrei/w, tUtu>, 7raibo~ 
 
 TTOlEOfXat. 
 
 Tefcds, vid. Tekvov. 
 
 TetcTaivi,), v. [fabricor,] to fabricate, to construct. Xiyrj S' ETCKTrjvavT anoipQey 
 
 ktov jjC, oTTots. Iph. T. 9^2. Syn. Tex 1 '^^} t^X 110 ^ KaTa(rKeva£u). 
 TeKTovXbris, ov, 6, patronym. [Tectonides,] the son of Tecton. See in YloXvrj- 
 
 vos. 
 TeKToavvr), rjs, fi, subst. [ars fabrilis,] the art of a mechanic. 'Opyd-vav x«pa 
 
 TCKToavvas. Androm. 1006. 
 
 1 Some read T<i}ce<Ti'ir\r)KT7)s ) others T«tx^ (r ^A^T>/s. 
 
TEKT TEMA 837 
 
 Tcktwv, ovbs, 6, subst. [Taber, artifex,] a mechanic, a contriver. Ten-fow 
 
 fioxMlfiaat. Ion 1129. EPITH. KXvtos, bdvfuov, ooQos. 
 TeXdfxwv, wvds, 6, subst. et(2) P. N. [(1) lorum, fascia, (2) Telamon,] a lea- 
 thern thong, a bandage ; Telamon. Tjj pa bvio rZXdfxQvZ. H. 404. Syn. 
 
 'l/jiasj bea/uos. EPITH. XpvoZos, (bdeivos, ZvbfirjTos, dpyvpZos, izXaTvs, (2) dirt- 
 
 6Zos, 'KpcLrepos, AidnXbrjs, dfxvfjiiov, dyavos, dptjXcpXXos. 
 TZXdpwvXdbrjs, ov, 6, patronym. [e Telamone satus,] the son of Telamon. 'AW 
 
 tJtoi TZXafjutivXaby. N. 709- 
 TeXafjiwplds, a, bv, adj. [Telamonius,] of Telamon. TeXd/j.u)vXov 6' A'iavrds 
 
 elaeibov otyayas. Helen. 847. 
 TzXZdw, v. [orior,] to spring up. IlcuSes TeXiQov<T,ovyX tv^ovtZs. Med. 1092. 
 
 SYN. ElfU, virdpx^, yiyvofxai. 
 TZXeibs, et tZXZos, a, bv, et rZXrieis, eaad, ev, adj. [perfectus,] complete. 'Iw 
 
 rZXeioi, rZXeiai rZ yds. Sept. Theb. 153. See also Ion 1418. and A. 315. 
 
 SYN. TeXeo^dpos, 7ravrtX^s. 
 TeXetow, et TeXeiu), vid. TeXgw. 
 TzXZdfjLTjvds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [qui numerum mensium implevit,] that has its full 
 
 number of months (a child). "Or ZXdnZv, o-kotZ TZXZbfjirjvbs entyZpoi. Trach. 
 
 826. 
 TzXeaaXbujreipd, as, f], adj. [donatrix finis,] one who gives an end. Molpd reXea- 
 
 olbwT€ip\ Heracl. 899. 
 TzXeoafypwv, dvos, adj. [perficiens animi propositum,] executing its intent. 
 
 'Op-6d)vvfxov TeXeaoltypuv. Agam. 681. 
 TzXeoQdpXa, as, >/, subst. [institutum,] an institution. - 
 TzXeaftipds, ov, 6 et %, adj. [ad finem perducens, et productus,] bringing to an 
 
 end, accomplished. TzXeacpbpbv els ZvXavrbv. T. 32. Syn. TZXeibs. 
 TzXZrr/, rjs, f], subst. [finis, initiatio,] an end, an initiation, a sacred rite. Ylbdev 
 
 bZTZXZrds rdab' dyeis Zs 'EXXdbd ; Bacch. 457. SYN. TeXos, QvaXa. EPITH. 
 
 MbvbiipZpbs, vvKTZpos, dppqrvs. 
 TZXevra'ios, a, ov, adj. [ultimus,] last. Els TZXevraiav <(>Xbya. Ion 1148. 
 
 SYN/Eo^drfo, vardros. 
 TfXeu-dw, v. [finio,] to end. "Orav TZXevTfiarjs (3ibv. Helen. 1665. Syn. 
 
 UXrjpooj, reXew, rZXeiboj, Xt'jyio. 
 TzXevrrj, fjs, %, subst. [finis,] an end. TlXupas reXevrds twv Zjjlwv Xbiov ydfjuov. 
 
 Med. 1385. SYN. TeXbs, aTraXXdyrj. EPITH. Iliicpd, yXvuZpd. 
 TZXZoj, rZXeloj, et rtXeiow, v. [perficio,] to complete. 'Euv fxbvov to raxQtv ev 
 
 ToXfiy rZXelv. Aj. Fl. 528, See also A. 5. Trach. 1273. Syn. AtdreXtw, 
 
 rZXevrdu), TrZpaivu), ToXinrevw, avtiw, TZXeotybpZu) , d7repyds?o/xai. 
 TeXZws, adv. [perfecte,] completely. TzXZws oZkovoXov epybv. Trach. 1279' 
 
 SYN. 'EvtZX&s, d-naprX. 
 TZXrieis, vkl. TZXeibs. 
 TeXObs, Zds, to, poet, pro rdXds, (ut &x&os pro a^os,) subst. [tributum, debitum, 
 
 nierces,] tribute, a debt, a reward. 7 ft Evt]peiba, TeXQbs b^eCXbfxtvb-y. Call. 
 
 6. 106. Syn. XpZbs. 
 
 TeXXw, v. [orior,] to arise. 7 Hv, ijXXov reXXovrbs, Cjkvttovs dywv. Soph. Electr. 
 
 699. Syn. 'AvdTeXXu). 
 
 TeX/id, dros, to, subst. [lacuna,] a slough. "OfjtppXbv vbwp dv eiytr ev toIs 
 
 reXfidatv. Aves 1592. SYN. I>/pay£, rZvdybs, ftddpbv, iXi/s, avara*. 
 \HzXbs, Zds , to, subst. [finis, tributum, J an end, a tribute, an office. TcXos bi^et 
 ov tCjv ZfjiiLv npoa^Oeyfxdrujv. Hec. 413. SYN. TtXevTi), nZpds, opos, TtXtrt), 
 batrftds. EPITH. UUpov, tidvaTr)<p6pbv , bippvfiov, Tpippvfxdv, tdx6v, bvoTtKpap- 
 tov, djKVfjidpdy, l~Zpov, aiaXfjidv, cvoXfiov. 
 
 TeXaov, ov, to, subst. [finis,] an end, extremity. Te/zvei be tZ TeXadv dpovprjs. 
 N. 707. SYN. TeXos, nZpds. 
 
 TZXwprjs, ov, 6, subst. [publicanus,] a farmer of taxes and tolls. Kai tZXwvtjv, 
 kul <f>dpayyd. Equit. 248. 
 
 rZfjLdx^s, Zos, to, subst. [frustum abscissum,] a slice. Kearpav refxaxn /ucyd- 
 
838 TEME TEPE 
 
 Xd>. Nub. 339. SYN. Kepfi&rXdv, fidpXdv. 
 TifiEvtds, a, dv, adj. [ad lucum pertinens,] of a grove or sacred inclosure. 
 
 VnafjLOVs dpi£ei, refievXav re <pvXXdbd. Trach. fbG. 
 TipUpds, eds, rb, subst. [(1) agri portio a caeteris resecta, (2) neimis sacrum,] 
 
 land set apart for an individual, a sacred grove or inclosure. Tefxevos rd/idv 
 
 etpxpv aXXwv. Z. 194. SYN. "AXffds, vaos. EPITH. KaXoV, ayXduv, irepX- 
 
 KaXXes, Xepdv, TrevrrjKOvrdyvidv, KvXXijvXdv. 
 Te/nearj, rjs, »/, P. N. [Temese,] a city in Cyprus. 'Es Tefiearjv fjerd xaX»cdV. a. 
 
 184. 
 Tefivw, et raftvti), f. refiio, 2 aor. erdfiov, V. [seco,] to cut. Tefxveiv, bcppd 
 
 rdytard vtcek Kdfconjrd Qvyoifiev. y. 175. See also A. 8S. SYN. 'ATcdrefjivio, 
 
 KOTTTIO, OjJ.£(ii, Tflflffffh). 
 
 Te/i7rra, wv, ra, P. N. [(1) Tempe, (2) loca arboribus consita et pratis virenti- 
 
 bus amoena,] (l) a beautiful valley in Thessaly, through which the river Pe- 
 
 neus runs; (2) any delightful valley. ,X H Kara Hriveiio mXd TejUTed. Theocr. 
 
 1. 67. EPITH. Avbrjevrd. 
 Tevdyds, eds, rb, subst. [locus palustris,] a marshy place, tlavrr} yap revdyos, 
 
 Travrrj fivXdevrd j3vdo~id. Apoll. 4. 1237* SYN. TeX/ad, aripay^, IXvs. 
 Tevdywbrjs, eds, 6 et rj, adj. [coenosus, palustris,] muddy, marshy. 'E7re< revd- 
 
 ywdedXevaah). Apoll. 4. 1264. 
 * Tevdywv, ovrds, b, P. N. [Tenagon.] Tevdycjv r, dpicrrevs, hattrpXiov Wayevrjs, 
 
 Pers. 311. 
 Tevbio, v. [rodo,] to gnaw. "Or dvoareds ov rrdhd revbei. Hes. Op. 522. SYN. 
 
 'Ecfltw, ebb), rpwyo), Karevdiu), Xi^vevh). 
 Tevebds, ov, r}, P. N. [Tenedos,] an island in the iEgean sea. 'Es Tevebov b 1 
 
 eXOovres, y. 159. EPITH. 'Ijueprfj, ayx^dXds. 
 Tevdeid, as, *}, subst. [gulositas,] gluttony. IIoXX?7v ye revdetav Xeyels. Aves 
 
 I69O. SYN. 'AS^dyto, Xi^yeia. 
 TevOrjs, ov, adj. [gulosus,] gluttonous. Tevdais 7roXXo7s. Kara MeXuvBXdv. Pax 
 
 1009. SYN. 'Abrjtpdyds, XX)(yds. 
 Tevdprjbibv, dvds, 6, P. N. [Tenthredon.] Updddos Tevdp-qbovds vlds. B. 756. 
 Tevw, ovrds, 6, subst. [(1) tendo, (2) cervix,] a tendon, the neck. Tevovr es 
 
 opddv 6/j.fidat aKorrovfjievi]. Med. 1163. SYN. Avyfjv. EPITH. Kpdrepds, 
 
 Tragus, fiddvs. 
 Teds, poet, pro Ids, q. v. 
 Tepa$a), et repdrevdf-iai, v. [portenta narro,] to tell of prodigies. Ovrat b' elite 
 
 repagtov. Agam. 123. See also Equit. 624. SYN. Yevbopai, pa-^i^. 
 Tepafivdv, et repejxvdv, ov, rb, subst. [tectum,] a roof, a house. 'EirX TlvdXois 
 
 repctfivois. Hipp. 538. See also Crest. 1366. SYN. 'Ynepwdv, areyr), oKYivut- 
 
 fxd. EPITH. Nv/uityXbtdv. 
 Tepds, drds, dds, et repdrevfxd, drds, rb, subst. [signum, portentum,] a sign, a 
 
 prodigy. Tepds, ov repds, dXX' epiv. Helen. 1133. See also Lys. 763. 
 
 SYN. TeKf.idp, err/fid, TreXwp, errjfieldr, Qavfxd. EPITH. Ovpeidv, aypXdv, baXov, 
 
 befyov, bvort^vdv, 7reXwpXov, dnd(pu>XXdv, aypXoiirdv, ajiepbdXedv, dtnarov, fieyd. 
 Ttpa otcottos, ov, 6, subst. [haruspex,] a soothsayer. 'Ardp rob' dXXd Oav/jid, rev 
 
 repaoKdnov. Bacch. 244. SYN. OlojvooKonds, fiavrXs. 
 Tepdrela, as, fj, subst. [prodigiosa narratio,] a marvellous story. Kai repd- 
 
 reiav, ml 7repXXe£iv. Nub. 317- SYN. "Yevbds. 
 Tepdrevfid, vid. Tepds. 
 Tepdrevdfxat, vid. Tepa^w. 
 Tepdrwbtjs, eds, 6 et %, adj. [portentosus,] prodigious. Kal aefxvbv, Ka\ repd- 
 
 riobes. Nub. 363. SYN. IleXwpids, irdpdbo%ds. 
 Tepdrtonds, ov, b et ^, adj. [portentosus adspectu,] prodigious to behold. 
 
 "A<f>ap repdro)7rdv Xbeodai. Horn. Hymn. 18. 36. SYN. ^AypXtairds, repdrufbrjs. 
 *Tepefivdv, vid. Tepafivdv. 
 Teperpvv, ov, rb, subst. [terebrum,] an auger, a wimble. T<typd b y evetK* ript- 
 
 rpd KdXvi^. e. 246. SYN. Tpviravtiv. 
 
TEPH TETO 839 
 
 Tzprqbuiv, 6i>5s, 6, subst. [teredo, vermis lignum terebrans,] a timber-worm. 
 
 SYN. Hijs, aKu)\r}£. 
 Tepriv, etvd, ey, adj. [tener,] tender. Xpod, x &s repeivd vvfifa. Cycl. 513. 
 
 SYN. "Afipds, d-iraXos, Tpv(f>£pds, xXwpos, /udXaKos. 
 * Tepdpdv, ov, repfid, drus, to, et Tep/uutv, dvos, 6, et repjjus, ids, o, subst. [ter- 
 minus, meta,] a limit, a boundary, a goal, an end. Kcu poi to repOpov 
 bfjXdv el<j7rdpevdfiai. Eur. fr. Eurystb. -3. 2. See also Orest. 1337. and 
 Troad. 106l. SYN. TeXos, Ka/jnrTrjp, opos, etr^arta, to eoyd^dv, 
 Tep/utvdds, ov, r), subst. [terebinthus,] the turpentine-tree. Tepfxivdov Tpuyuv 
 
 eaxdTov aKpefxovd. Theocr. Ep. 1. 6. 
 TepfAdeiSy eaad, ey, adj. [ad pedes usque demissus,] reaching down to the feet. 
 
 Kcu rep/uoevrd yXTwvd. r. 242. SYN. Wobriptis, TztbqveKrjs, fidtcpos, fxeyds. 
 TepjjLlos, et TepfidvKds, a, bv t adj. [terminalis, ultimus,] concluding, last, re- 
 motest. 'E\0oVrt x^P av TepfiXav. CE. C. 85. See also P. V. 117. Syn. 
 
 "Ec^ctres, TeXevTcuds. 
 Tepfxiov, vid. Tepdpoi'. 
 Tepntdbrjs, ov, 6, patronym. [e Terpio natus,] the son of Terpius. TepirXdbris 
 
 be t doibds. x- 330. 
 TepmKepnwds, ov, 6, adj. [fulmine gaudens,] delighting in thunder, "ivd ko.1 
 
 Alt TepniKepavvu). rj. l64. 
 Tepirvds, r), ov, adj. [delectabilis, jucundus,] delightful. Tepirvdv h KiivayXas. 
 
 Hipp. 10S. SYN. VAjTepirris, aairdaios, £7rirep7r»)s, ijbvs, yXvKvs, ^dpieis. 
 Tepirvws, adv. [jucunde,] with pleasure. TepirvCbs vXv elaXboifx dv e^oiyiofxevas. 
 
 Bacch. 802. SYN. 'Hbeios, dydvws. 
 Tep7ra», v. [delecto,] to delight. 'AW at peTal TepirovaX tovs tyveveras. An- 
 
 drom. 207' Syn. E,v(f>pa'ivio, eniTepnoj. 
 Tep7ru)Xij, r/s, et repxpls, twx, //, subst. [delectatio,] delight. Otrjv TepirioXijv 
 
 Beds r\ydyev. a. 37« See also Phcen. 202. SYN. 'Wbovii, evcppoavvr), dvfirjbia, 
 
 dydro(ppocrvi't], yridoavvr), x a P^ vr l' EPITH. Bpd^etd, Xvypa, dXvTros, \//v^pd, 
 
 rjbeld, QeaireoXa. 
 Tepoaivw, et repcrio, v. [abstergo, sicco,] to wipe off, to dry. Teprrfjvai bvydrai. 
 
 II. 219' See also rj. 124. Syn. Btjpaivoj, avaivoj. 
 Tep\pififipdTds, ov, oetr/, adj. [homines delectans,] delighting mortals. Kcu 
 
 X&P 0V repy^ififtpoTov rjeXXoio. Mom. Apoll. 411. 
 TepxpXs, vid. TepTrit)Xi). 
 TepxjsXx&pr), ys, Ij, P. N. [Terpsichore,] one of the nine Muses. See note on the 
 
 word 'Epdrw. TeivdTO Tep\pXxoprj, Movaeiov 1 /utd. Apoll. 4. 896* EPITH. 
 
 XdpXeaod, eveibr'is, 
 Teffadpdfiotos, et Terpdfioeids, ov, 6 et */, adj. [quatuor bourn pretio jestimatus,] 
 
 worth four oxen. Tlov be e Teffodpdfiotdv. Y. 705. See also Call. 3. 53. 
 TecradpaKovrd, adj. [quadraginta,] forty. Tji 6' d/ud TeaodpdKovTa /JtXaivui vf/ts 
 
 enovTo. B. 759' 
 TeoodpdicovTdiTris, ov, adj.. [quadraginta annos natus,] forty years old. ToTs fr 
 
 dfxd TeffodpdKOVTderrjs al£r)ds e-rroiTo. Hes. Op. 439- 
 TecradpdKoaTds, i), dv, adj. [quadragesimus,] fortieth. Tf/s rerrdpdf,ocr»7s, i)v 
 
 eirtipXa KvpnrXbrjS ; Eccles. 825. 
 Teaadpes, poet, rerdpes, d, tu, adj. [quatuor,] four. IlaiSes yiydfxtyoi reaadpes 
 
 pt$r)s fiXds. Ion 1576. See also Hes. Op. 696. Syn. Uiavpis. 
 *Terdi'os, ov, 6, subst. [tetanus, distensio,] distension. Xd* Tirdvos ioa-Kip inX 
 
 Tp&xov arpefiXovfjievdy. Lysistr. 846. 
 os, et TeTpdros, rj, dv, adj. [quai 
 y )vois. Eumen. 18. Sec also N. 20. 
 Ter/jiu}, v. [invenio,] to find. Ouk k'vbdv d/xvfxdvd rerfxiy dvoirtv. Z. 374. Syn. 
 
 KdrdXaju^Sdvw, evpioKio. - 
 
 *TeTdpew, vid. Tdpeio. 
 
 Mov<t4uv is here scanned as a spondee. 
 
840 TETP TETP 
 
 Terp&fiafKov, dvds, adj. [(l) quadrupes, (2) quadrijugus,] four-footed, drawn 
 by four horses. *A Xiyiiav i7rifias rirpaPa/jidaX yviois. Helen. 375. SYN. 
 Terpdnovs, rerpaffKiXrjs, rerpadpbs, redpiTnroftafXiov. 
 Terpafibeios, vid. Teaadpdfiows. 
 
 Terpayvds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [quatuor jugera habens. Vid. Damm. in v.] con- 
 sisting of four acres. Terpdyvov 6' e'trj. a. 373. 
 * Terpdywrds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [quatuor angulos habens,] quadrangular. '6 
 
 kvkXos yivrjrai aoi rerpdywvos. Aves 1005. 
 Terpdivris, ids, 6 et r/, et rerpdivbs, bv, adj. [qui quatuor annorum est,] four 
 
 years old. Terpdives bi irXQ(s>v drriXvirb Kparos dXet<f)dp. Theocr. 7« 147. 
 Terpacivybs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [quadrijugus,] drawn by four horses. Yleiaeids dv 
 
 rXv ', o'irXves rirpacvyiov. Helen. 1038. 
 TerpadeXvfivds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [quadruplex,] fourfold, XaKos Berb rirpdOiXvfi- 
 
 vbv. x* 1^2. 
 Terpaivt*), v. [terebro,] to bore, to perforate. Terpyvev b' dpd ndvrd. e. 247. 
 
 SYN. Aidropew. 
 Terparif, et rerpdus, adv. [quater,] four times. See in Tlevrdtis. 
 Terpaicvrifios, ov, et rerpdKvriixwv, bvbs, adj. [quatuor habens radios,] having 
 
 four spokes. Ufjfjid' rbv bi rirpaKva-fjiby. Pyth. 2. 73. See also Pyth. 4. 
 
 382. ^ 
 TerpdicvKXds, 1 ov, 6 et fj, adj. [quatuor rotas habens,] four-wheeled. JJpooBi 
 
 fiiv fjfuKovoi cXkov rirpdicvKXbv dTrrivqv. ft. 324. 
 Terpdfxerpds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [qui quatuor metrorum est,] containing four mea- 
 sures. 'Hyet* noTipov rpXfxerpbv, i) rb rirpdfxirpbv. Nub. 642. 
 TeTpdfxoipds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [quadruplum continens,] containing a fourth part, 
 
 fourth. O? rirpdfjioipoy. Micros typovpav. Rhes. 5. SYN. Tiraprbs, rerpdrbs, 
 
 rerparptybs. 
 Terpadpta, as, fj, subst. [quadriga,] a chariot and four. Brjpm-d hi rirpabpXas. 
 
 Olymp. 2. 8. 
 Terpaopos, et rsrpwpbs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [(1) quadrijugus, (2) quadrupes,] drawn 
 
 by four, four-footed. Terpadpov <paafxd ravpov. Trach. 508. See also Hipp. 
 1 1224. SYN. Terpa$vyds, rerpd^afjaov, redpiirirbs, TETpdnovs, TeOpnnrdfiaiJiiov. 
 TerpaTraXat, adv. [jamdudum,] very long ago. Hetv' 'AXiKapvrjacrev, rerpdndXat 
 
 oirdbtrj. Call. Ep. 2. 4. SYN. ITpoTraXcu, 7raXcu, yjpovtj). 
 Terpdniixvs, ids, adj. [qui quatuor cubitorum est,] four cubits high. E! yev- 
 
 vatovs, cat rirpdirii^is. Ran. 1016. 
 TeTpa7rXy, adv. [quadrupliciter,] fourfold. TpiirXy rerpcnrXrj t d-Korlab^iv. |j 
 
 A. -128*. 
 Terpdirbbribbv, adv. [more quadrupedum,] like a quadruped. 'EttX yfjs irdXaieiv, j 
 
 rirpdnbbrjbbv eordvai. Pax 8Q6. 
 T£rpd7rdXds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [quater aratro versus,] four times ploughed. Kal 
 
 rerpdiroXoiaiv b/ioiws. Theocr. 25. 26. 
 T'erpdrrovs, nobds, adj. [quadrupes,] four-footed. Terpdnbbos fidoiv Orjpbs bpe- 
 
 crripov. Hec. 1041. SYN. TtVpaoxeXjjs, rerpd^afiiov t rerpabpbs. 
 Terpa7rripvXXis, Xbbs, rj, subst. [locusta,] a grasshopper. *H rdv rirpcnrripvXXi' 
 
 biov. Acharn. 871. SYN. "Adepts, rerriZ,. 
 Terpa7rrlXds t ov, 6 et >;, adj. [quatuor pinnas habens,] four-winged. BouXet 
 
 lidyeoQai. Tr]pvbyrj rirpcnrrXXbs ; Acharn. 1081. 
 TerpaTrdXis, i<vs, 6 et fj, adj. [quatuor urbes habens,] containing four cities. 
 
 "66' €K rXvos yfjs, <5 yipov, rirpdirroXXv. Heracl. 81. 
 TerpapyXa, as, f/, subst. [tetrarchia,] a tetrarchy. 'Aarols bi, iraoy 5' kwinta 
 
 rirpapyjia. Alcest. 1173. 
 Tfrpds, dbds, »/, subst. [quaternio,] the number four, a party of four, a period 
 
 of four days. Tov 'v rirpdbX Trixefifjiiyov. Plut, 1126. 
 
 1 The second syllable in Terpa.KvK\os is long, i. 242. 'E<r8\al rerpdicvKKoi, &v ovdtos oxAur- 
 eretcw, if TeaaapaKVKXoi be not the true reading. 
 
TETP TEXN 841 
 
 TerpaoiceXys, ids, 6 et y, adj. [quadrupes,] four-legged. Tv<pwds, y rxyavrds, 
 
 y rerpavKeXels. Here. F. 12 63. SYN. See Terpairovs. 
 Tsrpaardrypds, ov, 6 et y, adj. [quatuor stateras aequans,] of four staters or 
 
 half-crowns. Te-paardn'ipov navrov. Eccles. 413. 
 Tsrpdrbs, vid. Terapros. 
 TeTparpixpds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [in quatuor partes fractus,] broken into four 
 
 parts. " Aprov becirvyaas rerparpv^ov . Hes. Op. 440. SYN. See Terpdpoipbs. 
 
 TerpdQdXypds, et rerpd(pdXds, ov, 6 et y, adj. [quatuor conos habens,] having 
 
 four cones or plumes. 'AfuptyaXov Kvveyv derb, rerpd<bdXypbv. A. 41. See 
 
 also X. 315. 
 
 Te-paxdd, adv. [quadrifariam,] in four ways. Tpix&d re m\ rerpaxdd hXioyX- 
 
 alv os dvlfjioio. i. 71- 
 Terpe/jiaipu), vid. Tpeaw. 
 Tirpajpos, vid. Teroadpds. 
 
 " Terra, [possit esse vocativus ab 6 rerrys, ov, et est, Ut rara, arret, dirira, iramra, 
 tilulus juniorum ad seniores." Damm. in v.] respected sir. Terra, eXuity 
 yao. A. 412. 
 Terraces, vid. Teaadpes, 
 Temybybpbs, ov, 6 et y, adj. [cicadifer,] wearing the cigal. "6S' eicelvbs op$v 
 
 rernyb(pbpbs. Equit. 132S. 
 Terrt^, tybs, 6, subst. [cicada,] the cigal, or balm-cricket. 01 fxey yap olv 
 rerrtyls evd \iyv y bvb. Aves 39* SYN. Terpa7rrepvXXts. EPITH. AaXos, 
 VX* rr l 5 > Kvavoirrepos, ob<pbs, yyylvys, <pXXvfivbs, dirddys, dvaifioirap^os, aldaXiiov, 
 XXyvpbs, o^vfieXys, Xetpibeis. 
 TervKu), vid. Tev^w. 
 
 Tevdts, Xcds, //, subst. [loligo,] a sleeve-fish. See in Tdyyvbu. 
 TevQpdvlbys, ov, 6, patronym. [Teuthranides,] the son of Teuthras. TevdpavX- 
 
 byv. Z. 13. 
 TevOpas, avros, 6, P. N. [Teuthras.] 'AvrXdeov Tevdpavrd. E. 705. 
 *Tevtcp\s, Xcds, y, adj. [Trojana,] Trojan. QovpXbs opvts TevKpXb'' eV aldv. 
 
 Agam. 111. Syn. See TpioiKds. 
 Tevr.pos, ov, 6, P. N. [Teucer.] "bvbfid fxlv yfiiv TevKpbs. Helen. 87« Epith. 
 "Avu]-, TlXdfJLd)vXds, avrXdebs, baf<j>po>y, evfifieXXys, etcyfibXbs, dpiards 'A^aiwK, 
 dfivfiiov. 
 Tevfj.ti<rus, ov, 6, P. N. [Teumesus,] a mountain and village in Boeotia. Tev- 
 
 fiyaov €K\X-K<n'Td. Fiioen. 1 1 1 6\ EPITH. Ae\e7rolT)s. 
 
 TevrXoi', et dimiu. revrXXby, ov, rd, subst. [beta,] beet. Outpyxas b' elyoi' X^~ 
 pwv TrXd-itov diro revrXiov. Batracli. l6l. See also Ran. 972. 
 Yevxearcpopos, revxo(jjbpbs, et rev^rjarj/j, ov, et * revxyvryp, ypbs, 6, subst. [arnii- 
 ger,] an armor- bearer, a warrior. 'E7r' avbpx revxeotyopy. Choeph. 6l 7- See 
 aUo Rhes. 3. Call. 1. 77- and Pers. 900. Syn. See'OvrXn-Tjs. 
 \fevxos, lbs, rd, subst. [(l)vas, (2) instrumentum bellicum,] a vessel, armor. 
 2y 6' av Xdflovcd T€i>xds. Hec. 007* SYN. Ixevbs, dyyeibv, Kvrbs, onXbv. 
 EPITH. WovrXov, r:dyyjivabv, Xzvkov, aijjidrypbv, 7rXijpis, (2)xP va hXdrbv t dpyXbv, 
 kTvov, hrfibv, kXvtov, ulbXbv, uapfxaipbv, nipiKaXXis, TrdXe fit)Xoy, xP vtT ^ v » "" a /*- 
 <pdvd(i)V, oiydXblv. 
 "evxtybpos, vid. Tev^ea^o/Jos. 
 
 ?eux w i et rcrvKu), v. [fabricor, paro,] to make, to prepare. Tevx €iv ' ^X" 
 yap fiXv efiXdro TlaXXds 'Ad/ivy. E. 6'l. See also o. 77- SYN. TeKraivut, 
 re)("«io/iat, evrpini£u), Trdpaaiceva^u), ttouu), oirXi^u). 
 
 ^£<ppa, as, if, subst. [cinis,] ashes. Me<rr' l.arXv yfxibv Kvvlbs y retypas iroQlv. 
 Cycl. 634. SYN. AWdXy, o-nobos. EPITH. MtXatyd, Xeirry, oUrpordry, /3d- 
 0e7d, afxntXo£(rad. 
 
 m ex v ^ (0 i tex™ **, et rfx^dduac, v. [arte paro, vel apo,] to contrive inge- 
 niously. Toi) yap re^va^etv yfitrlpos d nvpapiovs. Thesm. 94. See also He- 
 racl. 1003. SYN. ^Myxdvddfxai, revx^f retc-aivio, ndraoKtvaClu), undraw. 
 |Txvaa/id, et r^x^iio., drbs, rb t subst. [artificium, opus,] an artifice, a work. 
 Pros. Lex. 5 O 
 
842 TEXN THAE 
 
 Texva^ar' hrX ravrd. Qrest. 1577- See also Iph. T. 1356. SyN. AtiXtfy, 
 ^flXavrif jiirixaviifia., <rS<f>iafjdj epydv, irdXaiafid, 7ra\ctju»;jua. 
 
 Tex^» »7 S > ^» subst. [(l)ars, (2) dolus,] art, artifice. Aetvat yap al yVvcuices 
 evpiffKctv rexvas, Iph. T. 1032. SYN. Texvrinu, Tex i ' a<T P° L > 2»™ffn//iij, boXos, 
 icdvovpyXa. EPITH. Matrixr), efinvpos, boXXa, ^evoktovos, yvvcwceia, fffcX^oa, 
 aTrrjvrjs, d-^evb^s, Epdrrf, bvaTEKfjiaprds, mvvti], QapfxdKoeaad, nvtcXvi}, irdXv- 
 /uqris. 
 
 Tcx^ets, eo-ffa, ev, adj. [arte excultus vel excolens,] artfully made, artful. 
 Tex^€is w H0at(rros Efxrjodro OeaiCEXd epyd, Apoll. 3. 229* SYN. AaibdXos. 
 
 Tex^evrws, adv. [artificiose,] with skill. "Os p evX x e P a ^ v w^oa rexvvevTCJS. 
 Apoll. 1. 56 1. SYN. Ev, adXios, £7rtarTafji£V(os. 
 
 TEX^rffid, vid. TEx^oafxa. 
 
 Tews, poet, relios, adv. [interea ; donee; tamdiu;] in the mean time; until; so 
 long as. 'Eyw 5' oiaw tews. Heracl. 725. See also 5.91. Syn."Ews, tnX 
 
 TOOOVTOV, 7TCt\at. 
 
 T//, imper. ab inus. raw, v. [accipe,] take. T^ robl tyapudnov eodXdv, k, 287. 
 
 Exp. Aa/3e, be£ai. 
 Tfjdri, rrjdri, et Tirdrj, m, v, subst. [nutrix, avia,] a nurse, a grandmother. 'AXX* 
 
 w rrjBwv arbpetdrdriov. Lysistr. 549. SYN. TXdi'irr], fxdfxfjir), /ujyrpou^rwjO. 
 Tfjdds, eos, rd, subst. [ostreorum genus,] a kind of oyster. IIoXXovs av nopE- 
 
 (teiev dvrjp obi rrjOed biQivv. U. 747« SYN. "QorpEov, xoyxy* 
 Trjdvs, vds, //, P. N. [Tethys,] the greatest of the marine deities. Tqdvs 6' 
 
 '[liCEdvw TTord/movs teke biv^evrds. Hes. Theog. 337. SYN. (ddXaaad. EpiTH. 
 
 'Apx at "» X~ipa, irdXvTEKvds, ur]rrjp, XevkwXevos, fiwrXdveipd. 
 Ttjtos, a, ov, adj. [Teius,] of Teos, a maritime town of Ionia. "I/3vkos ekeIvos, 
 
 KaldicpEwv oTfiios. Thesm. l6l. 
 TrjKEbwv, ovos, rj, subst. [tabes,] a consumption. TVeSoVt tydXvvdovadX. Apoll. 
 
 4. 902. EPITH. Irvyipd. 
 *Tt)kt6s, ?), ov, adj. [liquefactiis,] melted. TrjKTos, fidXvj3bds. Androm. 266. 
 T77KW, et TrjKofJiat, [(1) liquefacio, (2) tabesco,] to melt away, to pine. Ti"}ke, 
 
 7rocrtv yoowffa. r. 264. SYN. 'E^tj/kw, aVon^w, fxdpaivo/nai, dirop.dpaivofiai, 
 
 (j>dtvdfiai. 
 TrjXavyrjs, eos, 6 et >/, adj. [(l) longe splendorem spargens, (2) conspicuus,] 
 
 shining from afar, conspicuous. 'AktIs TqXavyijs QdXirei. Aves 1092. Syn_. 
 
 Tf)X£<pdviis, Xafjnrpos, eicbrjXos, n£pX(pdv{]s. 
 TfjXi, TrjXddEV, 7T)Xd6l, TrjXoas, et superl. r^Xorarw, adv. [procul,] far off. TyXZ 
 
 bs X a\Kds. K. 153. See also B. 849- II. 233. A. 455. and rj. 322. SyN. 
 
 *Ems, ficLKpodEVf 7ropjOW, diroTrfXE, jua/cpav, fiaKpordru). 
 T)]|XǤd7rds, rj, oV, adj. [longinquus, peregrinus,] distant. T^XeSaTrw* 7rpos 6* 
 
 avroX ovrjad/Jied*. £. 415. SYN. Tf)Xovpds, Ievos, e^brj/jos, AXXobdnos. 
 TrjXEddb), v. [floreo,] to florish, to bloom. "ErOd bi bevbpEd fxaKpd tteQvkci 
 
 rrjXEdowvrd. rj. 114. SYN. See 0ctXXw. 
 T^XefcXetros, et ttjXekXvtvs, ov, 6 et r], adj. [procul celeber fama,] far- 
 famed. TqXefcXeiroV r 'E^raXr^v. X. 307. See also T. 400. SYN. See 
 
 *Aya.KXvTos. 
 * TrfXEKXrjs, fjos, 6, P.N. [Telecles.] 'HpaKXerjs ftev Evripdrb TijXeKXrjd. Apoll. 
 
 1. 1040. 
 TrjXEKXrirds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [e longinquo arcessitus,] invited from afar. TiyXc- 
 
 KXrjTOl T ETTlKOvpoi. M. 108. 
 
 TrfXEfAuxos, ov, 6, P. N. [Telemachus,] the son of Ulysses. TtjXEftdxos' ov ydp 
 Eiriydfiei 7ro<ret ttooXv. Orest. 582. EPITH."Hpws, vxpdyopas, bdfypwv, dEoeibijs, 
 OeoeikeXos, TrdXv/xvdos, fjiEydXrjTwp, fiEydOvfioSf nErrvvfjEvos, jjlevos dayEros, (fiXos 
 vlos 'dbvaorjos. 
 
 T>/Xewo$, ov, 6, P. N. [Telemus.] '6 fiavrts 6 T^Xe/jlos exfy>' dyopevatv. Theocr. 
 6. 23. 
 
 r £r)X£7rXayKrb's, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [longe errans,] far-wandering. Ud fi' dyovcX 
 rrjXEirXayKroi nXdvai; P. V, 595. 
 
 I 
 
THAE THPE 843 
 
 TriXeirofiirbt, ov, 6 et i), adj. [a longinquo missus,] sent from afar. $&o* be 
 
 Tr)\E7ro/nrdu ovk r)vaivETo. Agam. 291. 
 TrtXeirdpos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [longe penetrans,] far-penetrating, deep. TtjXZirdpov 
 
 ti fidcifia. Nub. 964. 
 TtjXettvXos, 1 ov, 6 et r\, adj. [portas longe a se invicem collocatas habens,] hav- 
 ing gates far apart from each other. 'HS' ws tt)XettvXov AaiarpvyovXriv ddfca- 
 
 vev. \p. 318. 
 TriXeatcoTrds, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [longe prospiciens,] far-surveying. TrjXeffKdn} 
 
 opfia-l yaldv. Nub. 289. 
 TrjXeQavrjs, eus, 6 et i), adj. [procul conspicuus,] conspicuous from afar. T17- 
 
 XsQdvels OK&nias cKpopw/uedd. Nub. 281. SYN. See TrjXavyfjs. 
 TrjXefo&ris, ov, 6, patronym. [Telephides,] the son of TelephuS. TrjXE^Xbriv 
 
 KarevripaTo xclXku . X. 518. 
 Tr]Xe<plXdp, ov, to, subst. [papaveris folium,] a poppy-leaf. Ovbi rd rrjXfyXXov 
 
 7rdrtfiaE l a.fievov irXdrdyqae. Theocr. 3. 29* 
 Tr)Xl<pds, ov, 6, P. N. [Telephus.] Kcu rov MeXedypov, kcltX fidXd tqv TriXefdv. 
 
 Ran. 864. 
 TrjXia, as, rj, subst. [cribri circumferentia, tabula. Vid. Brunck.ad Vesp. 147.] 
 
 the hoop of a cask or sieve, a board, a meal-tub. Uov V0' j) rriXXa ; Vesp. 
 
 147' SYN. 2dVts, KoaKivos. 
 TrjXiKds, 7\, ov, et rrjXtKovTds, avrri, ovto, adj. [tantus statura aut aetate,] so 
 
 great in age or size, such. "Hbrj fjiev yap toi 7r<m ttiXXkos. a. 174. See also 
 
 Eccles. 1031. SYN. Toads, roaovros. 
 
 * TrjXdpds, et Trj\ovp6s, ov, 6 et r), adj. [longinquus,] distant. 'Ev Tolah* ekcivou 
 rriXopos vaiu) bofiois. Eur. Electr. 251. See also Orest. 1319. Syn. T77XI- 
 bditos, TrjXEffdpds. 
 
 TrjXvyETds, t], ov, et ov, 6 et //, adj. [(1) natus cum pater jam senex vel absens 
 
 est, (2) delectissimus, (3) unicus,] born when the father is advanced in age or 
 
 in a distant land, dearly loved, the only. "E^w <r\ 'Opeord, TtiXvyErdv. Iph. T. 
 
 829* SYN. 'AydTrrpos, 6\pXydvos, fjovvos. 
 TiiXu-n-ds, ov, 6 et i), adj. [longe e conspectu,] far out of sight. TrjXw- 
 
 nos oiyvei, bvcrfXEVwv Orjpav e\u)V, Aj. Fl, 564. SYN. "Enbrjfjids, kuTonXos, 
 
 fxaKpos. 
 Tt)/jieXe<i), v. [euro,] to mind, to observe. 2w/idros r* eriifjieXet. Iph. T. 312. 
 
 SYN. %TrXfXEXEdiiai, /^eXerdw, <f>povTi£<»), airovbaZii), /jLEptfivdu. 
 Trj/xepa, et Tti/jEpov, vid. Hrj/jiEpa, et ar/fXEpov. 
 Trj/jids, TrjfioacE, et TT]fjovrds, adv. [tunc,] then. Msvet na\ rfjfids XbeoBai. Apoll. 
 
 4. 252. See also Theocr. 10. 49. and Call. 3. 175. Syn. Tote, rrivXtcd, 
 
 TrivXicdhe, TTjvXKavTa, TOKa, rotypd. 
 Trivet, Trjvddev, ttjvoOX, ttjvQOe, adv. [ibi,] there. Trivet yap <j>oiTrj. Theocr. 2. 
 
 98. See also Acharn. 754. Theocr. 8. 44. and Theocr. 3. 10. 
 Tr/veXXd, r]s, ?/, Ty'jveXXds, ov, 6, subst. [lyrae harmonia victoriam damans,] a 
 
 triumphal song. TriveXXd bfjr e'Lirep KdXets. Acharn. 1228. See also Equit. 
 
 276. 
 TrrvXnd, rrjviKdbe, et rrivXicavrd, adv. [turn, ideo,] then, therefore. TavXxd 
 
 KeicfjiaKibs afiiravETaX. Theocr. I. 17. See also Pax 1142. and Aves 1487. 
 
 Syn. See Tf/fids. 
 TijvXds, a, dv, adj. [Tenius,] of Tenos, one of the Cyclades. ^Ludpobuv tcifdXas 
 
 Tpeis Trjvtujv. Pluf. 7 18. 
 Trjvos, Dor. pro 'Enetvos, q. v. item P. N. [Tenos,] an island. See Ti)vXos. 
 
 Ti)-v(p te ovvuTTTovd '. Pers. 887. 
 Tf)petd, as, 1), P. N. [Term,] a city in the Troad. Kai Trjpdris dpGs ainv. B. 829- 
 
 * Trjpeids, a, 8v, adj. [e Tereo,] of or belonging to Tereus. "OTra ras Trjpelas. 
 Msch. Suppl. 62. 
 
 1 Tri\fav\os is considered by Wolf as a proper name. See Damra. in v. and Sckol. Hon. 
 k. 82. 
 
844 THPE TIMA 
 
 Trjpevs, e&s, 6, P. N. [Tereus.] 'Ev rats Tpayuhtawlv e/ue rbv Trjpea. Aves 
 
 101. 
 Tripeio, v. [observo,] to watch. Trjpovvres fyuas. Thesra. 41 6. Syn. aXaTrt- 
 
 peta, (j>v\aaa<a, Qepdnevio, rrjfieXeu}, OKOTceti), Ck'e7rrd/xcu, <j>povpeu>, oKOTrXagu). 
 Tripriffts, ews, rj, subst. [observantia,] the watching. 'A<f>vXaKros >; TrjprjaXs. Eur. 
 
 fr. Antig. 6. 2. Syn. OiJXaK^, dipa-reia. 
 * Typos, ov, adj. [custodiens,] guarding. *H r)7po»/ if|oov pafibbv. iEsch. Suppl. 
 
 256. SYN.0i>Xa$. 
 Trjraw, v. [privo,] to deprive. 'Ap/arwv vvfxtyXwv rrjTwfievai. Hec. 324. Syn. 
 
 'A^atpew, CTepeu), orepioKta. 
 Tfjres, adv. [hoc anno,] this year. T»/res # direBdvov. Acharn. 15. 
 Tjjvyercfc, vid. Tavy eros. 
 TrjvoXos, a, ov, adj. [irritus,] vain. E'/oW rqvfftot he nobes (pepbv ev6d KaX ev6a. 
 
 Apoll. 3. 651. Syn. See Mdratds. 
 TXapa, as, r), subst. [tiara,] a turban. 'Eyvwpio-cv rXapais. Anacr. 55. 4. 
 TxflaprjvXs, Xbos, rj, adj. [Tibarenis,] of the Tibareni. IldpeS Txfiaprjviba yaidv. 
 
 Apoll. 2. 1012. 
 Txpdprjvol, G>v, ol, P. N. [Tibareni,] a nation in Scythia. "Ayx* he vaierdova-X 
 
 irdXvpprjves Txfiaprjvoi. Apoll. 2. 377- 
 Ttew, f. rjau), v. [crucio, ango,] to torment, to fret. T/00' ovrta reTXrjadov. 0. 
 
 447. SYN. Tpv)(o(o, dvXdio, raXai7rajpew. 
 Til?, adv. [cur?] why? r fl MeveXae, tXtj be ov wheat avrios ; Z. 55. SYN. 
 
 Tfc, bXcLTt, TlTTTe ; 
 
 Tldaipwffffio, v. [mellifico,] to make honey. "ETretrd rXQaifiioooovoX ixekwoai. 
 
 v. 106. 
 Txddffevn)s, ov, 6, subst. [delinitor,] a soother, a tamer. "Ira yiyyaxr^s 7or 
 
 rXBdaevrriv. Vesp. 704. 
 Ti0a<rao$, ?), 6V, adj. [mansuetus,] tame. TxBaeods wi', <j>XXdv eXrj. Eumen. 
 
 357. SYN. 'H/iepos, npqds. 
 TidrjfxX, et inus. ridea), f. dtjano, v. [pono, facio,] to place, to cause. ^XXorrjTd 
 
 per afxcporepoiaX TXBqoX. A. 83. See also A. 585. SYN. 'AvdrXBrifxt, xaBi- 
 
 arrjfxX, Tcicraa), 7rpo/3aXXto, iroXeia. 
 Txdqvedfxai, v. [nutrio, servo,] to nourish, to preserve. Ov TlurvXai crefiva TtBrj- 
 
 -vovvrai.. CE. C. 1049. SYN. Tpe(j)(t>, dvarpecfxo, au>$io, Qepcnreixo. 
 TxOrfvos, ov, et (2) fX6>ivri, rjs, rj, subst. [nutrix,] a nurse. Ylovuv tXBtjvovs diro- 
 
 hxbovad aoi Tpdfas. Iph. A. 1230. Syn. 0pe7rre<pd, 0pe7rrpta, rpotyos. EPITH. 
 
 'Eveitovos, €V7rXofcdjLtos, PdBvicoX7rds, yepcua. 
 TtdpaaXds, a, 6v, adj. [Tithrasius,] of Tithrasus, a place in Libya. AXaanaaov- 
 
 rat Topyoves TtdpaaXai. Ran. 480. 
 HXBv/xaXXdv, ov, to, subst. [herba lactaria,] spurge. - TX&vfiaXXov e/z/3dXeWa tov 
 
 AaKuvXicov. Eccles. 405. 
 TiBtovbs, ov, 6, P. N. [Tithonus.] \ad/j.ebwv h' dpd Tt&tovov tIketo, Upidfiov re. 
 
 Y. 237. EPITH. 'Ayavos, \apXeis, poboeis. 
 Tifcrw, f. refa, 2 aor. erecov, v. [pario, gigno,] to produce, to beget, to bear. 
 
 See in Tt&ojvos. Syn. Tefcvow, yevrdw. 
 TVXXw, f. X\u>, v. [vello,] to pluck or tear. "EXkc, riXXe, trail, balpe. Aves 365. 
 
 SyN. 'A7ror/XXw, ezTiWu), aiioKvlZit), £aivti), ^/aXXw. 
 * TiXfios, ov, 6, subst. [vulsio,] a tearing. TiXfiol, TiXfxol, koi cTiyfioi. iEsch. 
 
 Suppl. 846. 
 TifjLayrjros, ov, 6, P. N. [Timagetus.] haaevfxai ttotX tclv Tifjtayrjrotd 7rdXa/- 
 
 arpav. Theocr. 2. 8. 
 Tifiayopas, ov, 6, P, N. [Timagoras.] Tifidydpa, ttoWCjv 6pyr)r, aTrarepdev 
 
 optivrX. Theogn. 1055. 
 Ti/mX0£w, v. [honoro, celebro,] to honor, to extol. AXoahorois okyitttpohtX tl- 
 
 fjLaX^ovjxevbv. Eum. 629. Syn. See Ttfidu). 
 Tt/xdopds, Ion. Ttfirjopos, vid. Tifnopos. 
 
 
TIMA TINY 845 
 
 Tifxadxos, ov, 6 et f}, adj. [honorem habens,] possessing honor. Udetv fr kv 
 
 vrfoiaX'bz&v rifxaoyps etnt. Horn. Hymn. 4. 31. Syn. See T//i>)ets. 
 Tifiapxos, ov, 6, P. N. [Timarchus.] *H blirj Tifiapxov ev 'Axbos. Call. Ep. 
 
 11. 1. 
 Tifjaw, v. [aestimo, honoro,] to value, to honor. Ouk ea& d-rrojs ov rovbl Tifxt]- 
 
 oeis vekvv. Phcen. l6S4. SYN. Tfw, TifiaX^Eio, oefiaCojjiat, Trpeofievb), aibedfiai, 
 
 ylpaipo), Kvbaiio), bid Tifirjs £X W > Oepdrrevu), 
 
 * Tifidtop, vid. Ttfjiwpds. 
 
 Ttfi)], rjs, fj, subst. [honos, pretium,] honor, value, price, prerogative. Oo7/3', 
 abiKels av, rifxas Ivlptov. Alcest. 30. Syn. Tepas, kXeos, oepds, nvbos, a£(w/m, 
 afrwoXs, Tipr)/nd, bofa, evbo&a. EPITH. MeyaXt], (3doXXr)Xs, rrp€o(Sr)Xs, a£ta, 
 fiavrelos, noXvOvrds, brjfirjyopos, ^evoktovos, Trarpfos, adavdrbs, ytpao fiXos , v^- 
 vwp, (iovdvrds, ba<f>vr)(j)dpos. 
 
 Ti/urjeis, eood, ev, ct rt/utos, a, 6v, adj. [pretiosus, honoratus,] precious, honored. 
 Tipi'ieis te ydfios icai aoibXfids. Apoll. 4. 1143. See also Troad. 49« Syn. 
 "Evrtyuds, rtudoxos, a^Xunjids, yepapos, OEpaofJiXds, epXrifids, evbo^os, irepXfiXe- 
 
 7TTOS. 
 
 Ti/iTj/jd, drds, to, subst. [aestimatio, mulcta,] a valuation, a rate, a penalty. 
 Tov HikeXXkov. rlfirjfid kXmos oviuros. Vesp. 897« Sy N .ZirjfxXa, avraXXay fxd, a$a, 
 
 * Tip/dcos, vid. Ttpupos. 
 
 TtfjLTjTads, a, 6v, adj. verbal, [in honore habendus,] must be honored. Et be 
 
 bvarvx^l, rif.ir]Tl6s, Orest. 478. 
 Ttfirj-Xtids, r), dv, adj. [censorius,] pertaining to a censor. *H irXi-dtiXov rtfirjrXKdv. 
 
 Vesp. 167. 
 T//utds, vid. Tifu{]€.is. 
 Tt/jobrj/dos, ov, 0, P. N. [Timodemus.] Kal Trj kutu) BvyarpX ra bu>pd Ti/jtobrjiuos. 
 
 Call. Ep. 40. 3. 
 TifidbnpXbris, ov, 6, adj. [a populo honoratus,] honored by the people. Ttjuo- 
 
 brj/xXbaX eto^Ta-Toi. Nem. 2. 27* SYN. 'YxpXnoXXs. 
 Ti/uoOeos, ov, 6, P. N. [Timotheus.] '6 Ti/uoOeov benvpyos. Plut. 180. 
 *Ti/io\'/\etct, as, rj, P. N. [Timoclia.] Ti/jlukXci ETreoTdrei. Thesm. 373. 
 Tifwkpewv, ovtos, 6, P. N. [Timocreon.] Kelfxai TtfioKpliov 'PdbXos. Simon. 
 
 58. 2. 
 Ti/jLOKpX-os, ov, 6, P. N. [Timocritus.] KaprZpds ev ^oXe/iois TipoKpXTos. Anacr. 
 
 164. 
 Hifidvdr), rjs, >/, P. N. [Timonoe.] Ti^ovdrj be, tXs kooX ; Call. Ep. lo\ 1. 
 *T?/ios, ov, 6, subst. [pretium,] price. Tlov bf/0' 6 tI^os. Choeph. 903. Syn. 
 
 Tifjiif, avraXXayfxd, rifi-qpa. 
 TifiKw, (ovds, 6, P. N. [Timon.] Tifiwv fxioavOpunds eooikeco. Call. Ep. 3. 1. 
 
 EPITH. HicXrjpds, dTTrjrtjS, dypiids. 
 
 Tifxujvo.%, curds, 6, P.N. [Timonax.] Eil^eo, TifiuvaKTX dtwv ki'ipvkd. Anacr. \97> 
 TifxupEu), v. [(I) cum dat. defendo, ulciscor ; (2)cum ace. punio,] to defend, to 
 
 avenge, to punish. YldXdfiijbovs at Tifjuopei (pdvos. Orest. 427- Syn. 'EicSuew, 
 
 £r}fjiXdti), HErepxopai, iv'oXa^w, fioydeu), d\x'vvh), i-nXkovplu), apkEio, dpt)yu>. 
 *TifiU)pXa, as, et nfxojpriaXs, ?/, subst. [vindicta, pceua,] vengeance, punishment. 
 
 Marpos a'lfidros rtf.iwplut. Orest. 394. SYN. Uotn), bXtcrj, tXcXs. 
 tifihtpos, Tt/jiadpds, Ion. n/u/'/opos, ov, o et ?/, et rt^awp, 000$, o, subst. [ultor, de- 
 fensor,] an avenger, a defender. Oukovv, Tpdcpevrwv ruivbe, rtyiopovs tfiovs. 
 
 Here. F. 167. See also Eur. fr. Dan. 7. 4. Apoll. 4. 1309- et /Esch. Suppl. 
 
 43. SYN. TXttjs, 7rotV7jr»)p, dfxvvriop. 
 
 iXvakTwp, dpos, 6, subst. [quassator,] one who shakes. Ov Htiveibamti. nra- 
 
 Krdpd yaias. Trach. 502. 
 
 ?Xvaoo-u), v. [quatio, vibro,] to shake, to brandish. ILoror, rXvaooiDv \eipX 
 
 irvpirvoov fiiXos. P. V. 953. SYN. 'ATrdrXvaoow, (reiu), bovlio, iraXXw, Kpabaivio, 
 
 KtvEio, dvdTTaXXio, adXaoaiD. 
 \?CvvfjiX t tXvw, Ion. imp. riveaKdv, f. riau, v. [luo, pendo,] to pay, to expiate, to 
 
846 TinT TIW 
 
 recompense. Ad)j3rjp Tivvfiivos dvpaXyta. w. 325. See also Orest. 7* and 
 
 Apoll. 2. 477. 1 
 Tittte, pro tX ttote, 
 Tipwdos, ov, et Tipws, vvQbs, ?/, P. N. [Tiryns,] a city in Argolis. AXnhv 
 
 TipwQdv ZvKTXpZvov irrdXtedpov. Hes. Scut. 81. See also B. 559. Epith. 
 
 TeiyXbeooa. 
 Tipvv&Xbs, a, by, adj. [Tirynthius,] Tirynthian. Olov vaiha a fj TipvvdXa. 
 
 Alcest. 854. 
 Tts, tivos, pronom. [aliquis, quis?] some one, who? Tlvas irb& ebpas Taabe not 
 
 ddaaere ; (E. R. 2. 
 *Tiatabr]s, ov, 6, P. N. [Tisiades.] il IfxiKvQXuv, kul TiaXabr}. Vesp. 401. 
 Tims, ews, 77, subst. [vindicta,] vengeance. Kai yap rlais' riovb' eort rots r2 
 
 veprepois. Helen. 1012. SYN. Ti/xiopia, Troivrf. 
 Ttraipu), v. [tendo, extendo,] to stretch, to spread. UpbwapoiQi Bpbvtav eTiraive 
 
 TpaTV€.£as. K. 354. SYN. Teivio, e'Xfcw. 
 Tirov, avbs, Ion. 77yds, 6, P. N. [Titan,] (l)tbe Sun, also (2) in the plur. the 
 
 Giants, sons of Coelus and Terra, who conspired against Jupiter. 'A<pe\ws b' 
 
 e\ctfi\pe Tirai>. Anacr. 37. 7. Syn. (1) See "HXtos. Epith. (2)"Api<7roi 
 
 k^o^d TravT(i)Vj dyavoi, beivol, Kparepol, ftiriv vTVEponXov e-^ovtes, yriyevels, aypXoi, 
 
 v7rep(j)XaXoi t iraXaiyEVEES. 
 TltclvXs, Xbbs, ?;, adj. [Titania,] Titanian, gigantic. Mcjoottos TtraviSd Kovpav. 
 
 Helen. 381. 
 T<rayoKToVos, ov, 6 et %, adj. [Titanas interficiens,] Titan-destroying. Ktyel- 
 
 <rdu) fxeya Titclvoktovov. Batrach. 274. 
 Ttrdvds, ov, 6 et 77, subst. [(1) calx, gypsum ; (2) item, P. N. Titanus,] (1) 
 
 clay, gypsum ; (2) a town and mountainous country in Thessaly. Uav fikv 
 
 yap kvkXo) rXraiy, Xev/c£> t e\c0arre. Hes. Scut. 141. See also B. 751. Syn. 
 
 AevK*) yfj. 
 TXraptioXbSy ov, 6, P. N. [Titaresius,] a river in Thessaly. O* t ajjcf Ipeprbv 
 
 TXTaprioXbVt B. 751. 
 Ttr7?s, ov, 6, adj. [vin»dex,] avenging. Ttras ^>bvos itlnriyEV, Choeph. 65. Syn. 
 
 See Ti/uwpos. 
 Tirdrjy 77s, >7, subst. [nutrix,] a nurse. "Exovaa ; b. tltQti, vrj At', £^77. Thesm. 
 
 609. SYN. Ma/u/uq, rpbcpbs. 
 TuObs, ov, 6, et dimin. titQXov, ov, to, subst. [mamma,] a teat, a breast. Ttr- 
 
 6ovs y, wtniEp fjfiels ovk £%et. Thesm. 647. See also Ran. 414. Syn. Maqds, 
 
 fiaarXbXbv. 
 TXrXas, ov, 6, P.N. [Titias.] 'AGXevo/v TXrXrjv axEKaivvrb. Apoll. 2. 785. 
 TTrpbiffKio, et rpojot, f. rpaxrh), v. [vulnero,] to wound. $arts, rerowrat StKri/ov 
 
 ttXcw Xeyetv. Agam. 841. See also <£. 293. SYN. Toavyudr/cja/, ovTagio, 
 
 d/uvcffw. 
 Tirvofcroj/os, ov, 6 et 77, adj. [Tityum interficiens,] slaying Tityus. "Aprefjil, 
 
 irapQEvXrj, TXtvoktove. Call. 3. 110. 
 TXtvos, ov, 6, P.N. [Tityus,] one of the Giants. T HyoV, eiro-^ofXEVov Ttrvov, 
 
 Yad}Xbv vlbv. 77. 324. Phr. See X. 575. 
 Tlrvpbs, ov, 6, P. N. [Tityrus.] '6 <5e Tfrvpbs kyyvQlv ©;Ve7. Theocr. 7» 72. 
 TXrvfricbfxai, v. [dirigo ad scopum,] to aim at. OvS' d^dfiapTE rXrvaKofiEvos Kt^d- 
 
 XrjtyXy. A. 350. SYN. Sro^a^w, e/ifiaXXu), evrp£7r/c?a7. 
 T/^7,' 77s, 77, subst. [blatta,] a bakehouse beetle. HsXayolvr av vnb ticjxijs te koX 
 
 dpvaXXxbbs; Acharu. 925: Syn. liXQXbv. 
 Tl<f>bsj eos, to, subst. [palus,] a marsh. 'EpvfjiavdXbv ajLifitya rl^os. Apoll. 1. 
 
 127. SYN. "EXos, Xifxvri, reXfid. 
 Tlcpvs, vbs, 6, P. N. [Tipliys,] one of the Argonauts. Tl^us b' 'AyvXabris. Apoll. 
 
 1 The first syllable of rivvfxt is long in Homer, Hesiod, and Apollonius Rhodius, but sliortin 
 tbe Tragedians, except in (Ed. Col. 220. 
 
TU1 TOAM 847 
 
 1. 105. EPITH. 'AfivjJicjy, Kvfiepyi'iTrjs. 
 TTu), 1 f. I™, v. [(l)honoro, (2) vereor,] to honor, to fear. TlXoVvos Au, ovbe 
 
 be Tiet. I. 238. See also v. 144. Syn. See Ttjudw. 
 TXr/dvfids, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [animum raulta tolerantem habens,] resolute-hearted. 
 
 YlayKpdrXov rXaOvjuds de£ei. Nem. 2. 24. SYN. See TXri/ivjy, 
 TXrjXa, as, ?/, P. N. [Tleia.] TXrjtrj ifxepbevTa fiioy Trope. Anacr. 199. 
 TXij/jX, 7 - f. {](tw, v. [tolero, audeo,] to endure, to have courage. Mi) 7rp6s ae 
 
 Qeu>v, rXrjs jie irpobovvai. Alcest. 285. Syn. See ToXfida). 
 TXrj/jLovws, adv. [patienter, fortiter, misere,] patiently, wretchedly. Addpa 
 
 Tedvr}K£ rXrjfxuvoJs UbXv^evrj. Troad. 40. SYN. KdKws, adXXws, oUrpuis. 
 TXrjfidavvT}, t)s, ?/, subst. [tolerantia, miseria,] endurance, misery. TXrifibavyas, 
 
 ba tyovTES vir adavarotal OeolaX. Horn. Ap. 191 • 
 TXtj/xtaVj bvbs, adj. [tolerans, audax, miser,] enduring, bold, wretched. 'Us 
 
 Tcityov rXtifitov Tvynu. Hec. 47. SYN. TXr/dv/ibs, tXtjtos, ToXaafyptov, rXijaX- 
 
 KapbWs, iroXvrXas, TTb\v[xo\Qbs, iroXvirrjfXhiv, rXrjrddijs, 7dXcu7rwpos, bva/xopos, 
 
 bvorrjpbs, KapTepbQvfJidSy roX/zjjets, Kaprepos, evroXfxos. 
 TXrj7rdXefxas, ov, 6, P. N. [Tlepolemus.] Twv /uev TXrjnbXefiOS bovpiKXvros 
 
 ijyefxbyev'ey. B. 657. SYN. 'HpaKXeibtjs, ifis, fieyds, TtpvvOiiov ap%r}ye- 
 
 TT)S. 
 
 Ti XrjalKapb' ids, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [qui duro animo est,] hard-hearted, cruel. Hev- 
 Oetd TXrjrrXKapbXbs. Agam. 419- SYN. ^.KXrjpbs, d7rrjvrjs, rXfj/xwy. 
 
 TXtjtos, if, by, adj. [tolerandus,] to be endured, enduring. Ov tXjjtov bp$v, 
 k^bv aretcvois. Alcest. 908. SYN. lepras, dyeKTos, rX?;//wv, vwoitTrbs. 
 
 Tfiifbriv, adv. [caesim,] with a gash. Tfjiybrjy & avyev eTrfjXde. H. 262. 
 
 T/jtrjaaoj, f. £w, 2 aor. er/udyby, v. [seco,] to cut. 'Atypdbews eTfi^ev. Apoll. 2. 
 483. SYN.Te/ivw, ffxi£h), inroTefjiyo). 
 
 TptjTbs, rj, by, adj. [secabilis, sectus,] capable of being cut, cut. TfjtTjrQy Xfxav- 
 rtoy, ov KdroiS' oto) Tpo7ro). Hipp. 1240. SYN. 2^toros, ev/cedros. 
 
 H/xioXbs, ov, 6, P. N. [Tmolus,] a mountain in Lydia. 'AXX', w XXnovad T^tw- 
 Xov, epv/jd AvbXas. Bacch. 55, EPITH. Ntyoets, upas, yjpvaopbbs, aydefxwbrjs, 
 KaXbs, rjvefxbeLS. 
 
 * To*, partic. [sane,] in fact, certainly. AwbeKdrrj be toX avdXs eXevaeraX, B. 
 
 i 287. 
 
 To7os, TOioabe, et tolovtos, avrt], ovto, adj. [talis,] such. Tolas erjy Tvbevs, 
 H. 211. See also X. 420. and b. 650. 
 
 Tot^os, ov, 6, subst. [paries,] a wall. YLU aptybrzpovs Toiyovs ixtXiiov. Troad. 
 1 18. SYN. TeT^os, Teiyjov. EPITH. Aifldorpwros, evbfirjrbs, evT/urjTos. 
 
 Toi-^wpvyEh), v. [mirum perfodio,] to be a housebreaker. '6 be X<u7rooi/ret ye, 
 vrj At', b be TOtyjop^el. Plut. l65. 
 
 Toi\u)pv^bs, ov, 0, subst. [qui murum perfodit,] a housebreaker. Totxvpvx os 
 tis bXefidXey. Plut. 204. SYN. Arjcrrrjs. 
 
 TbKds, dbbs, //, adj. [quae parit vel peperit,] a female breeding. Ka/roi TbKabos 
 btpyfid Xeaiyrjs. Med. 1 90. SYN. TeKovad, yevvibod. 
 
 Tbicevs, tots, Ion. ijbs, o et rj, subst. [parens,] a parent. XtiXu toksvcXv eUbrus 
 QvfjLOVfJieyois. Hec. 403. SYIs. TeKioy, ybvevs, yevy/'/rwp, yei'tr/js, 6 <j>vaas. 
 EPITH. $1X6$, beiXbs, Kebvbs, fidxap, yepdpos, dydvbs. 
 
 Tokos, ov, 6, subst. [(l) filius, (2) partus, (3) usura,] a child, childbirth, the in- 
 terest of money, 'Ayd/ie/uvovos re kui KXvTatfxyr'jfTTpas tokos. Audrom. 884. 
 
 i SYN. TeKi'by, ndls, (2) yevvrjfxd, ybibs, ybin), (3) epyby, bdveiby, bdveitjfxd, 
 EpiTH. JLvyevfis, alvbs, TroXvKXavrbs, veoyybs. 
 
 ToXfid, ToX/jirjf r\s, ^f, et ToX/jirj/jid, drbs, to, subst. [audacia,] audacity, an at- 
 tempt. Et ToX^d irponyzvoiTb, $ovXr\ais 0' d^d. Androm. 700. See also 
 Orest. 1073. SYN. Qpdabs, evroXfuu, Opdavnis, ey^'P^/id, avdabXa, dvalbeid. 
 
 1 In the pres. and imp. the iota is in the arsis always long, and in the thesis generally short, 
 
 I specially in the Tragedians, but always long in fut. aor. and perf. pass. 
 3 Porson. Phoen, 1740, denies the existence of the pres. tKtjuu 
 
848 TOAM TOHO 
 
 EPITH. 'Afjirixavos, beiyf), yevyaia, hrjia, bXbci, 7nfrpa, tcaicovpyos, adeoSydhUbs, 
 XvTnjpa. 
 
 ToXfidu), 1 f. 7/o-w, v. [sustineo, audeo, patior,] to dare, to undergo. T0X/19 
 ■ndvovpyelv. Med. 583. SYN. 'FXfjpt, virbfievu), Oappeu), Kaprepeio, Bpdavvb- 
 fjiai, roXvTrevd), dTrbroXfjidio. 
 
 ToXfifjeis, eaad, ev, et * ToX/urjpos, a, by, adj. [audax, firmus,] daring, firm, en- 
 during. Svfif ToXfxyevTt. K. 205. See also Nub. 444. Syn. EvToXfxbs, 
 iravToXfibs, Bpdavs, dyrjvwp. 
 
 ToXfirjfid, vid. ToXfxd. 
 
 * ToXjurjp&s, vid. ToXfjirieis. 
 
 * ToXpriTebs, et roXju^ros, )), fly, adj. verbal, [sustinendus, audendus,] must be 
 supported or dared. ToXfirireoy rdb\ Med. 1047. See also Helen. 815. 
 
 * ToXfiiffrdrbs, rj, by, adj. [audacissimus,] most daring. 7 Q,KdK<oi> KaKiaTe, ical 
 ToXfiLaTdre. Philoct. 984. 
 
 TbXv7revw, v. [machinor, conficio,] to contrive, to complete. Avrdp epol, tX 
 
 rob' fjbbs, eTrei -KoXepov ToXvirevae. a. 238. SYN. 'EcreXew, KaTepyd^bfiai, jjuj- 
 
 \dvdbfjLai, TrXeKio, tXTi/uX, TdXanrwpeb). 
 TbXi)7rt], rjs, ?/, subst. [glomus, lana pexa et conglomerata ad nendum,] a ball 
 
 of yarn ready for spinning. TbXvTrrjy fieydXrjv. Lysistr. 586*. 
 Tbfjtalbs, ov, 6 et i), adj. [(]) sectilis, (2) seetus,] tit for cutting, cut. 'dpti 
 
 rbficuop rovbe j36(Trpv^ov Td(fxp. Choeph. 162. SYN. TfirjTbs, Tfj.rjdeis. 
 Tbfidw, v. [araputatione indigeo,] to require cutting. Opbe'iv enwbds 7rpbs 
 
 TOfxioVTl 7T)]fxdTl. Aj. Fl. 582. 
 
 Tbjj,}], rjs, 7], To/jibs, ov, 6, et TbfiXbv,ov, to, subst. [amputatio,] a cutting, section, 
 
 a part, the trunk. TlXdov vvv, dvdfieivov he (pavydvov rbjias. Orest. 1100. 
 
 See also Batracb. 37. et Lysistr. 192. Syn. Ttfjidxbs. 
 To/lbs, 77, by, com par. rbfiwrepos, rj, ov, adj. [secans,] cutting, sharp. '6 [xev 
 ' ctydyevs ecrrriKev, r/ Tb/jtwrdrbs. Aj. Fl. S15. SYN. Tejjiviov, o£vs. 
 TovObpvelu), v. [mussito, murmuro,] to mutter. TovdbpvZovres be yrjpo:* Acharu. 
 
 683. SYN. Toyyv^oj, \pldvpi£u). 
 Tbvbs, ov, 6, subst. [tonus,] a bed-cord, a note. 'AXX' v<peo6e tov tovov. 
 
 Vesp. 337. Syn/Hxos. 
 ToZagbfjiai, vid. To£ev(o. 
 Tolapybs, ov, 6, subst. [praefectus sagittanorum,] a commander of archers. 
 
 Tofapxos irbXXftTais. Pers. 562. Syn. 'Ap)(ds, fiyejuuv* 
 To^evjua, drbs, to, et 7o£e/a, fi, subst. [jaculatio,] a shot from a bow. TvcfXols 
 
 bp&VTas ovTdaas To£ev/udcrXv. Here. F. 108. EPITH. IlrcpwroV, Xvypbv,6epjJibv, 
 
 7TVKVOV. 
 
 To£evTrjp, et Tofcvrijs, vid. To^orrjs, 
 
 To£evrds, ov, 6 et >;, adj. [sagitta percussus,] shot. Tofcvrbs, £>s XeyovaXv, etc 
 
 <t>oij3ov babels. Philoct. 335. 
 To^evo), et To^agbfiat, v. [jaculor areu,] to shoot. "Eows eTo^eva clvtov evdedv 
 
 Kbprjs. Troad. 259. See also ^. 27. SYN.*07<xrevw, /SaXAw, Kararo£evw, duovriia). 
 To^fiprjs, ebs, 6 et ?/, adj. [areu instructus,] furnished or armed with a bow, of 
 
 a bow. MtiXe Totfipvis. Rhes. 226. Syn. See To£brr}s. . 
 * To$Kbs, 7), ov, adj. [jaculandi peritus,] skilled in the use of the bow. '£ls 
 
 mews neTrpaye fxov toto^ikov. Lysistr. 462. 
 Totybd/jas, avsbs, et ro^bbajuvbs, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [areu domans,] subduing with 
 
 the bow. Kct\ Maatarprjs, ore To£bbdfias. Pers.v30. See also Pers. 88. SYN. 
 
 See ToZ,dTt]s. 
 Toftv, ov, to, subst. [arcus,] a bow. TlIttivwp dyeXas to^oioXv efio~is. Ion 108. 
 
 Syn. To^evfid, Kepds, filos. EPITH. "AytcvXbv, KafnrvXbv, i7ayxpvGebv,TrdXLvTb~ 
 
 vov, <paibXfAbv, dvefiioXXbv, ev^bby, KvxXbrepes, xpu-epby, evayKaXbv, KepovXKoy, e/c^- 
 
 poXbv, yjivcebv, Kepoberbv, ^uju/idy^o^, endrijfibXby, d/xaifxaKeToy. 
 
 1 See a note by Dr. Monk, Alcest. 285. on the various interpretations of roXixaoi. The learned | 
 professor there (after Porson Phoen. 1740.) denies the existence of tA^i and rXdw, and makes 
 T\T}vai the second aorist of toA^cw ! See Damm. in v, TAtj/xi. 
 
TOSO TPAr 849 
 
 To£d7roua>, v. [curvo,] to make into an arch ; to bend. Ou yap npexei aot 
 
 To£oiroteiv tcis d(ppvs. Lysistr. 8. SYN. l.v<rrpe<pu>. 
 To^davvrj, r)s, f], subst. [ars sagittandi,] skill in shooting, Mrjb' em ToZ,oavvq. 
 
 QovXw Trarpos. Androm. 1183. Syn. Togiio), to&vXkov Xrjfxd. 
 koZoT-qs, TO?d(f>bpds, To^evrtjs, ov, To^evrt)p, ijpbs, ro£orevxi7S, eos, 6 et //, et ro^orXs, 
 
 ibds, fj, subst. [Sagittarius,] a bowman, an archer. K§0' elXtcdv avrbv ol IIpv- 
 
 Taveis, x' ' 1 To£8rat. Equit. 665. See also Troad. 806. Y. 850. Arat. 684. 
 
 iEsch. Suppl. 295. and Call. 3. 223. Syn. Totfprjs, to&kos, Totfbafias, ro£d- 
 
 hafAVOS, CLKOVTiOTTip, Ol(TT€VTrjp. 
 
 TofavXubs, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [arcum trahens,] bow-drawing. Kai rot-ovXicf Aifyid- 
 
 rX morovs. Pers. 55. 
 To7ra£w, v. [conjicio,] to conjecture. Ei /jt) irvBoi& hfx&v, eirel TbnaZeTe. Vesp. 
 
 12>. SYN. EtKacfo, GToyjx£<j\xai t evdvfieb/Jiat, v7T07rrevw, vTrbroTreb), araOfxab^at, 
 
 v-7rd\afij3avu). 
 Tdirap-xps, ov, 6 et if, subst. [loci rector,] governor of a place, rvvij rbirapyps. 
 
 Choeph. 652. SYN. Ae<r7rorj?s, 6, beairoivd, rj. 
 Tonr/ia, (ov, ret, subst. [supellex nautica,] tackle. TlefxvovoX Tbmfut vr\bs eKelv)]s: 
 
 Apoll. 4. 315. 
 Tends, ov, 6, subst. [locus,] a place. QprJKtis ck tottwv bvo^eifuepiov. Alcest. 
 
 6j. SYN. Xwpa, \Gjpos, 6<okos. 
 Tdpevo), Topld), redupl. aor. 2. rerbpe, v. [(1) terebro, sculpo, caelo, (2)penetra- 
 
 bilem, i. e. claram vocem mitto,] to perforate, to work with the chisel, to 
 
 carve ; to have a piercing voice. Tbpeve naaav ybrjv. Thesm. 995. See also 
 
 Thesm. 59- and ^F. 255. SYN. 'AvrXropeii), TpvTrao), bXajreipio, Te-paivio. 
 Topvevot, Topvdoj, v. [torno, rotundum reddo, circumdescribo,] to make round, 
 
 to mark all round. Obfr trope ZwcrTfipa TrdvaibXbv. A. 236. See also Pax 
 
 381. 
 Topvos, ov, 6, subst. [tornus,] a turning-wheel, or lathe. Topvy ypafb/uZvos 
 
 TrepXtybpav eXKy bpafxojv. Bacch. 1056. SYN. &ivos. 
 Topvou), vid. Topevh). 
 
 Tdpds, y), 6v, adj. [clarus, perspicuus,] clear, distinct. JSpayys rbpos 0' b /xD0o*. 
 I JEsch. Suppl. 282. SYN. Qavepbs, aa<pi)s, biarbpbs, Tpavifs. 
 'TdpvvT}, 7}s, rj, subst. [tudicula,] a -ladle. Aot'5i;£, ovbe Tbpvvr). Equit. 984. 
 Tdpvvw, v. [tudicula agito,] to stir with a ladle. 'Erbpwe 6' a vtf i) HaXXus. 
 
 Equit. 1169. Syn. Ku>i<o. 
 jlopws, adv. [clare,perspicue,] clearly. Tbpws Xeyovaai rdab" avaifiaKrovs (puyds. 
 
 iEsch. Suppl. 204. SYN. Q>avipu>s f efiQavuts, oatyibs, aicpifiCjs, rpavuts. 
 
 TocraKis, poet. rooaanXs, et toctoclkX, adv. [toties,] so many times. Toaoaici fiiv 
 
 TrponapoLQev. X. 197» 
 r Xbabs, poet, rotrobs, rbaoabi, et tooovtos, pronom. [tantus,] so much, so great. 
 
 litis clvtZ rdffrjv dXbs cT/c/t KtXevdbv. Apoll. 2. 418. See also Pers. 483. and 
 , Ran. 9. Syn. See TrjXticovTds. 
 
 j VdoovTcipWfids, ov, o et //, adj. [adeo numerosus,] so numerous. FlX^Qos tooovt- 
 ,f apidfxdv av6puJ7T(jJv davelv, Pers. 438. 
 
 Td<ru)s, adv. [tanto,] so much. Ais rdrrus Ifxe. Eur. Electr. 1093. 
 jj ?ote, TorrfvlKa, tovtclkls, adv. [tunc, turn, olini,] then, formerly. Kp&vov TtJT 
 
 tfbri ttcivteXws Kpavdi'ifreTat. P. V. 947. See also (E. C. 440. and Call. 1. 44. 
 
 ||, I SYN. T^UOS, TOKCL, TOCppa. 
 
 I ^o(ppd, adv. [tamdiu, donee, tunc,] so long, so long as ; until; then. T6<ppa f 
 
 e-rrlTpwujv. A. 221. SYN. Tore, rews, (us. 
 ^payuXi2(t), V. [rodo,] to gnaw. Kat TpixydXiS.ovTa tH fiijbev. Vesp. 6?2« SYN. 
 y Tpwyw, eadXo), Xaya.pt£of/.ai. 
 • "pay&aaws, «, or, adj. [vorax,] voracious. 'Hs rpdydcrulu. (palvirai. Acharn. 
 
 SOS. 
 
 ^pdye'ids, a, 6v, adj. [hircinus,] of a goat. T«i be rpdyeiai. Theocr. 5. 51. 
 d ^payeXacpos, ov, b t subst. [hircocervus, ] a goat-Stag. Oibi TpayeXaQovSfiiirep 
 li I ov. Ran. 937. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 5 P 
 
850 TPAr TPAX 
 
 Tpayfifx&Ta, wk, ra t subst. [bellaria,] sweetmeats. "Epwrtfs. b. dpTwv. a, fxovcrX- 
 
 tcf}s. b.Tpayr}f.ia.7b)V. Plut. 190. SYN. TpwyctXia, &T-t0op//^a>a. 
 TpdyXicbs, r), bv, adj. [tragicus,] tragic. Kcu Koapiaas TpdyXmv Xrjpbv. Ran. 
 
 1005. SYN. Av7r??pos. 
 Tpay/cxos, diinin. a Tpayos, q. v. 
 TpayoKTdvos, ov, 6 et^,adj. [hircos caedens,] goat-slaking. Al/ud rpdyoKTbvbv, 
 
 wjibtyayov %apXv. Baccll. 139* 
 TpaydjiaaxaXos, cv, 6 et ff, adj. [hircum olens,] stinking like a goat. Tpayo- 
 
 fiaff%a\ot. Pax 813. SYN. &vffu)br}s, ypctffiov. 
 Tpayos, et dimin. rpdyiaKbs, ov, 6, subst. [hircus,] a goat. 'Apveiovs te, rpd- 
 
 yovs re. t. 239. See also Theocr. 5. 141. Syn. XXfidpbs. Epith. Aaci/s, 
 
 SaavjuaXXos, bdavQpi^, XdcrXos, Xoxpuos. PHR. Aet/Kwv atywv ctvr}p, cuyos nbais. 
 Tpa.yybz'io, v. [tragcedurn ago,] to play the tragedian. AuXwv, rpdyiobtiv. 
 
 Pax'531. 
 Tpayw6ta, as, ^f, subst. [tragoedia,] tragedy. "Anal; TrpbaovprjaavTa rrj Tpayw- 
 
 bXa. Ran. 95. PHR. ArjKvdews Moved. 
 TpayubUds, r), bv, adj. [pertinens ad tragcedurn,] belonging to a tragedian. 
 
 'AXX' (bhvvrjdrjv erepov av rpdyo)biKbv. Acharn. Q. SYN. Sprjvwbtjs. 
 TpdyybobibcuTKdXbs, et * Tpayybdnotds, ov, o, subst. [qui tragoedias scribit et 
 
 docet,] a tragic writer. 'Ayddtovd 7re7orcu top TpdyybbbXbaaKdXbv. Thesm. 94. 
 
 See also Thesm. 30. 
 Tpayybos, ov, 6, subst. [tragcedus,] a tragedian. UpXaLios tXs exuv opviv hv 
 
 rolaX Tpayubols. Aves 512. 
 TpdfiXs, Xbbs, et TpdfjLrj, »/, subst. [linea quae scrotum medium dividit, podex,] 
 
 the posteriors. Aldos yeyew^mt vavrd rd nipt n)v rpdfxXv. Thesm. 253. 
 
 SYN. TlpioKTos, oppos, TrspXpatov. 
 Tpavr/s, cos, 6 et r), adj. [manifestos, cerlus,] manifest, certain, "lafiev ydp ov- 
 
 bev Tpaves, aXX' dXwLiedd. Aj. Fl. 23. SYN. lafyijs, rbpbs, dXYjdrjs, €Lt<pdvr)s, 
 
 tydvepos. 
 Tpavios, adv. [perspicue,] evidently, clearly. '"kTreoye, rpav&s ws fiddrjs t^xV s 
 
 ce&ev. Eur. Electr. 758. SYN. Za$<Ss, dXrjOQs, eicbriXtos, tydvzp&s. 
 TpdTre^d, i]s, 7), subst. [mensa,] a table. Ofjaaav TpdneSidv airsveu. Alcest. 2. 
 
 EPITH. BevXa, Koivr}, irXrjprjs, 7rXov(rXa, ffiotypcov, R'aXr), KvdvbireCd, Ev^bbs, ttXi)- 
 
 Bovad, apyvpea, Xt7rapa, evTpim)s, vvfifibXa, £eor>7, vireptyXdXos, ev'^earos, 
 Tpd-n-egevs, eios, Ion. ijbs, 6, subst. [mensae adsecla,] an attendant at the table. 
 
 Oloi te rpdneZfjes kvves avbp&v. p. 309. 
 Tpd7rew, v. [uvas calco,] to tread grapes. "AXXas be rpdwEovaX. rj. 125. Syn. 
 
 flareo;. 
 TpdtrXd, as, ij, subst. [tabula seu corbis, ubi siccantur casei et ficus, et alii 
 
 fructus,] a board or basket for drying cheese, figs, or other fruits. "OZwv 
 
 Tpvybs, rpdaXds, IpXwv TtepXovoXas. Nub. 50. SYN. Tappos, rapcros. 
 TpavXigoj, f. Xota, v. [balbutio,] to stammer. OI5' egret <roi rpavXXaavTi ttXOo- 
 
 fXEvds. Nub. 862. SYN. J$ajj(3a(v<d, fiarrdptgio, \peX\lgh). 
 Tpavfid, d-os, rb, subst. [villous,] a wound. Ovk ear ev o\j;ei Tpavfxd. Heracl. 
 
 684. SyN."EX/coj?, 7rX»;yj7, oXedpos. EPITH. QovXov, aypXov, betvov, KaOai- 
 
 fxop, bXoov. 
 Tpavfidricio), v. [vulnero,] to wound. TETpav/xdrtarfiEVOv yap ws Kinav VEfipbv. 
 
 Eumen. 246. Syn. See TirpuWw. 
 Tpd(j>Epds, a, by, adj. [compactus, densus,] compact, close. Et fx eBeXovtes 
 
 £7rl rpd(J)Epi]P re KaX vyprjv. v. 98. Syn. Erjpbs, ^epcos. 
 TpaxfiXXd, uv, Ta, subst. [edulia a collo animalium,] meat from the neck, which 
 
 was usually thrown away. See Schol. in 1. c. Kcu TpayfiXt eadiei. Vesp. 
 
 962. 
 TpdxqXbs, of, 6, subst. [collum,] the neck. *6s es rpd^^Xov top eliov eloX x a ~ 
 
 TEpiov. Troad. 364. SYN. See Ai>x>/>'. EPITH. 'EXefavrivbs, pdbivbs, dnaXos. \ 
 Tpaxh, Ion. TpriyXv, Ivbs, v, P. N. [Trachis,] a city in Thessaly. 'H/ucZs \xev i 
 
 kv'Ypaxivi Trfi dvaafdroi. Tracb. 39. 
 
TPAX TPIB 851 
 
 TpaxivWs, a, 6v, adj. [Trachinius,] of Trachis. Havra trvpa'YpaylvXos e£e7. 
 
 Theocr. 24. 81. 
 Tpa^iis, Ion. Tpi^xys, eid, v, adj. [asper,] rough, harsli. Aelov tov rpayuv Ey7- 
 
 vov. Pax 1086. SYN. kptfivs, trKXrjpds, dypXos, artxpiXos, w/jos. 
 Tpels, rpla, adj. [tres,] three. Aaj/xovs rpeJs tqXwv fxyjXtov TE\xtov. Eur. Suppl. 
 
 1211. 
 TpejjLuj, et TeTpenaUu), v. [tremo,] to tremble at. ^Voyov rpefiovcrd brjfidriov. 
 
 Eur. Electr. 643. See also Nub. 373. Syn. See Tpea. 
 TpeTTii), f. ^/w, v. [verto,] to turn. 'AXX' dyer', els evvr\v rpzirffi f//mff. b. 294. 
 
 SYN. Meraorpt^w, eKrpeniu, fXErdfidXXio, tTTOetph), aXXd^cw. 
 Tptyto, f. 6pe\p<o, v. [alo,] to nourish, to keep. r^i'alm xpV^W Kayddr)v, T\ 
 
 fit) Tp£(peiv. I ph. A. 749. SYN. 'AvdrpZtph), eicrpeQu), TtdrtvEb), aii^eu). 
 Tplyw, f. 6pe£,(o, 2 aor. E~bpdfidv, v. [curro,] to run. Tp£xw*> * pvOos. Ion 531. 
 
 Syn. See 0ew. 
 Tpew, f. taw, v. [timeo,] to dread. Ovfr avrplaas enrotjju. Med. 1222. Syn. 
 
 Tpe/joj, rpofiEU), oppwbeh), TSTpE/ualvu), (fiptTTto, (popEofiat, rap(j£(o. 
 Tpijfid, aros, to, et rprjcrXs, ews, t), subst. [foramen,] an orifice. 'JLktteool aov to 
 
 Tptjfid. Eccles. 906. SYN. TpvfidXta, TpwyXr], owi), Tpvfid. 
 Tpy'ipcov, tovos, adj. [pavidus,] fluttering. Tp?/pam 7rE\eid(riy "t6fid& tifidlat. 
 
 E. 778. Syn. Ae/X>/. 
 TprjTos/ij, ov, adj. [perforatus,] perforated. Tle7cfxd b' ZXvadv ano rptirold XX- 
 
 doto. v. 77 > 
 Tpi'rx! 1 ** 1 v. [perturbor,] to be boisterous. Terprixet b' dyopri. B. 95. Syn. 
 
 OopvpEU), rdpdWo/xat. 
 Tplaivd, rjs, 1), subst. [tridens,] a trident. Tov te fXEyaaQEvy rpXaivtjs rdfiXav. 
 
 Nub. 566. Syn. TpXdbovs. 
 Tptatvdu), v. [tridente moveo,] to move with a trident, to turn up. Md^Xois 
 
 rpXatvov, KavdTpe\pov efnvdXXv. Bacch. 344. 
 TplciKds, dbds, t), subst. [(1) trigesima dies mensis ; (2) Humerus tricenarius,] the 
 
 thirtieth day of the month, the number thirty. '6 iras dptOfids els TpXatcdbas 
 I bind. Pers. 345. 
 
 iTpiaKovTd, Ion. Tpu'iKovTu, adj. indecl. et tduikovtoi, at, d, adj. [triginta, J^thirty. 
 ' Twy be TptrjicovTa. yXdtpvpal vees kaTXyfrnv-d. B. 680. See also Call. fr. 67 . 
 Tp'iaicovTakuyds, ov, 6 et t), adj. [triginta transtra habens,] having thirty banks 
 
 of oars. Ovvekev ypiorjoE TpTaKopTuZvyov'Apyw. Theocr. 13. 74. 
 \TptaKovTovrts, Xbds, //, adj. [quae triginta annoruni est,] for thirty years. 'AXX' 
 
 avToiX avovbaX TplaKovTovTibis. Acharn. 194. 
 TplaKdaioi, Ion. -pXriKdaXot, at, d, adj. [trecenti,] three hundred. Kat ke TpXtj- 
 
 KoaXotaXv lytov dvbpeaaX fidyp'tfi-qv. v. 390. 
 'TptaKT))p, fjpds, 6, subst. [victor,] a conqueror. "Os fr etteit t<pv Tpia-KTtipds. 
 i Airam. 1 65. Syn. WtKrj^dpds. 
 Tptds, dbds, ?/, subst. [numerus ternarius,] the number three. Aomi be rpXdbes, 
 
 fjiiTd be" triptaXv evvedbes rpcls. Theocr. 17 '• 84. 
 
 Vp'ipaXXds, ov, o, P. N. [Triballus,] a Thracian god. Kai tov TpXfiaXXov vvv 
 
 Ipov. Aves l6*27' 
 
 '' TpifieaKd), vid. Tptflw. 
 
 VpXfi)), Tjs, ?/, subst. [mora,] delay. $d>'ei ydp oh (Mixpov xpovou rpiftfi. Antig. 
 
 1078. SYN. Ararpt/3/}, ox^V* dpyXa, (3pdbvT7)s, dia/i)oX//. 
 
 rpXfiuXeKTpuTTEXos, ov, o et ?/, adj. [nugacissimus,] most trifling. Ov orw/^vXXwv 
 
 Kara t))v dyopav TpXfto\eKTpu~E\' old nip o't vvv. Nub. 1003. 
 
 CpxfidXds, ov, b, subst. [tribulus,] a thistle. Kai tovs TptpwXovs avd\e%cu. Lysistr. 
 
 576. 
 
 Fpipos, ov, o, subst. [semita,] a path. Ir^O' at \xiv vpwv n)vb' dfia^iprj TpXfidv. 
 j Orest. 1240. SYN. Irifios, dbds, arpdnos. 
 Tpifiu), Ion. imp. Tpipeowv, f. \pu>, 2 aor. £rpi/3ov, v. [tcro,] to rub, to wear, to 
 
 Prees. inus. unde perf. tctptjxo derivatur, sed melius a rapdrrw : cf. Buttmarin, Lexil. p. 210. 
 
852 TPIB TPIK 
 
 consume. 'Ev rolabe irXrjoXotot rplfieadai /ufiertfs. Euraen. 195, See also 
 
 Apoll. 2. 482. SYN. Aiarp//3o>, rpv)((o f re/pw, avaXiarmo, dXodu). 
 TpX(3<i)v, wvos, 6 et fi, adj. [exercitatus, peritus,] practised, skilled. 1o<pbs yap 
 
 avrip Kat rpXfiuv ret roia.be. Med. 684. SYN."E;nreipos. 
 TpXpiav, wvds, 6, et rpXfiuvXov, ov, to, subst. [pallium detritum,] a threadbare 
 
 cloak. Tpi(3u)ves eKXeixovres olxpvTai Kpoicas. Eur. fr. Autol. 3. 12. See also 
 
 Plut. 898. SYN. IroXiafid. 
 Tptfiwvticws, adv. [modo pallii detriti,] like a threadbare cloak. Trjvbl be x^ a ~ 1 ' 
 
 vav dvdXdfiov rpX^iovXicws. Vesp. 427. 
 Tplydfxds, ov, 6 et f), adj. [ter uxorem ducens, vel ter nupta,] thrice married. 
 
 "Ocroov TvapQevXK^i Trpotyepei TpXydfioio yvvaueds. Theocr. 12. 5. 
 Tpiyepwv, ovtos, adj. [valde senex,] very old.- TpXyepuv fxvdos rabe (pwvei. 
 
 Choeph. 308. 
 TptyXrjvds, ov, b et rj, adj. [tres oculos habens; formosissimus,] having three 
 
 eyes; very beautiful. TpryXrjvct, [Aopdevrd. a. 297* Syn. TpXdirXs. 
 TpfyXv<pds, ov, 7], subst. [sculptum triglyphum,] a carved triglyph. "Spa be y 
 
 eio-(o Tpiy\v<f><*)V, diroi Kevov. Iph. T. 113. 
 TpTy\u>x lp i LV ° s t ° et ^> & dj' [ tres cuspides habens,] three-pointed. 'Iw rpi- 
 
 ykwyivX fidXwv. A. 507. 
 TpXyovos, ov, 6 et f], adj. [triplex,] triple. 'AypavXov nopai rpXyovot. Ion 
 
 499- 
 TpXyuvos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [triangulus,] triangular. Ovros a dSw<rei rrjv TpXywvbv 
 . is x Qovd. P. V. 838. 
 TpXbovXds, ov, 6, subst. [cujus pater et avus, sicut et ipse, servi fuere,] a slave 
 
 in the third generation. Mrjrpos <pdv& rpXbovXbs. CE. R. 1063. 
 TpXhpaxixos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [qui pretio vel pondere trium drachmarum est,] 
 
 worth or weighing three drachms. '6bl be rpXbpax^ovs tovs Kdbovs els tovs 
 
 aypovs. Pax 1201. 
 TpXe/jipoXos, ov, 6 et f}, adj. [triplici rostro armatus,] armed with a triple beak. 
 
 OvTh) yeptov wv, crvofiai rpXefifioXov. Avesl256. 
 TpXerrjpXs, Xbds, rj, subst. [triennium,] every three years, a festival to Bacchus 
 
 celebrated every three years. Ivvfjipav TpXerrjpXbov. Bacch. 134. 
 TpXeres, adv. [per tres annos,] for three years. Ol bt) toi rpXeres jueydpov icara- 
 
 KOipaveovaXv. v. 377. 
 Tpi^vyds, et TpLZvZ, vyds, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [trijugis,] being three under the 
 
 same yoke. 0v/id rpi£vyois QealaX. Helen. 356. 
 Tpi'5w, v. [strideo,] to squeak. Tpigovaai noTeovrai. to. 7. Syn. 2/efar, \ptQv- 
 
 pi£w. 
 TpXrjKOVTa, et rpXrjKovTOi, vid. TpXaxovra. 
 TpXripapxew, v. [trierarchi munere fungor,] to perform the office of trierarch. 
 
 Ovk ovv eOeXei ye rpXrjpapx^i' Ran. 1065. 
 Tptripapxos, ov, g, subst. [qui in publicam triremem sumptus confert,] a trie- 
 rarch, one who contributes to the expense of a trireme. Qopvflov orpartw- 
 
 r&v, irepX TpXrjpapxov j3di]s. Acharn. 545. 
 TpX))pr)s y eds, rj, subst. [triremis,] a galley with three banks of oars. TataX 
 
 YleXoTrovvrjfjXoJV rpXi'ipeai ZwfxevfxaTa. Equit. 279« SYN. Tpicncahpds. 
 TpXicapr)vds, et rpTxpavos, ov, 6 et y, adj. [triceps,] three-headed. TpXKaprjvov 
 
 Tiipvdvfja. Hes. Theog. 287- See also Trach. 1 100. 
 TpXKt}, et TplKKrj, rjs, i), P. N. [Tricca,] a town in Thessaly. Ot oX ewovTo Tpt- 
 
 tcr}s e£ iTTTrdfiorotv. A. 202. See also B. 729. 
 * TpiKKalds, a, ov, adj. [Triccaeus,] of Tricca. "Evdd be TpiKKatud. Apoll. 
 
 957- 
 TpXnopvs, vdds, et TptKopWds; ov, 6 etfj, adj. [tres cristas gestans,] three-crested. 
 
 TpXKdpvdes y Xv dvrpots. Bacch. 123. See also Orest. 1488. 
 TptKvpvaXds, a, ov, adj. [Tricorysius,] of Tricorythus, a district in Attica. 
 
 Ovx opq.s \ ovuefXTzts earXv ijbe TpucopvaXa; Lysistr. 1032. 
 TpXKdrvXos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [tres cotylos continens,] containing three cotyli. 
 
TPIK TPm 853 
 
 TpiKorvXbv ; v 7ruis ; e'ur spot. Thesm. 743. 
 TptKUfjiia, as, rj, subst. [" fluctus decumanus." Vid. Doctiss. Blomf. P. V. 
 1051.] a large wave, a tide. TpXicvfiXais fipEfiovrd. Troad. 83. Syn. ZdXt). 
 TpiWuTTds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [ter rogatus, ter optatus,] thrice prayed for, thrice 
 
 wished for. 'AtnrdaXr] rpiXXiards. 0. 418. SYN. TpXnddriTos, TpXfXXtjTos . 
 TpXXd<pXa, as, ?/, subst. [crista triplex,] a triple crest. TXs o rponos rfjs rpXXo~ 
 
 (pias ; Aves 94. 
 Tpiperpiis, rj, 6v, adj. [tria metra continens,] containing three metres. See in 
 
 TeTpafAETpos. 
 Tpt/Lir}vds, ov, 6 et t), adj. [trimestris,] for three months. Xpovov vrpdrafas ws 
 
 Tplfxr)v6v, i)vXk dv. Trach. l64. 
 Tjotwwd, ards, to, subst. [orator vafer,] a hackneyed speaker. Aeyeiv yevrioei 
 
 -pifxfjid. Nub. 260. SYN. Tpifiojv, E7rXrpncT6s, irdvovpyos. 
 TpX/jioipos, ov, 6 et 7], adj. [triplex,] triple. XQovbs rpXfxoipov yXalvdv e^v^et 
 
 \dj3ojv. Agam. 845. SYN. TpX^epijs, TptxQdbXos. 
 TpivdicpXds, a, ov, P. N. [Trinacrius,] Sicilian. Ave be TpwdicpXri, ^XKavtiv ebos. 
 
 Call. 3. 57. 
 TpXdbds, ov, f], subst. [trivium,] a place where three ways meet, a highway. 
 
 tldp avrriv rpXobov'ladfxXas Blov. Eur. Suppl. 1221. 
 TpXobovs, ovtos, b, subst. [tridens,] a trident. Tplo-bovros r djumtfidKerov. 
 
 Isthm. 8. 74. Syn. TpXaivd. 
 TpXdTrrjs, ov, 6, P. N. [Triopes.] ©r/Karo fiovirelvq. Tpio7rew * yovdv oiKrpov Xbe- 
 
 oQai. Call. 6. 23. 
 TpXoTrds, ov, 6, P. N. [Triopus: at videsis Hermann. Horn. Apoll. 211.] Ov 
 
 fiqv TpXo7ros y EveXenrev. Horn. Apoll. 213. 
 TpXopxns, eos, et rpXop\os, ov, 6, subst. [accipiter quidam,] a kind of hawk, a 
 
 buzzard. See in KvpivbXs, and Aves 1206. 
 TpXo\p, oiros, 6, P. N. [Triops,] a promontory of Cnidus. TpXoiros Kdrddeld 
 
 KoXwvav. Theocr. 17. 68. 
 Tpt7rd\ai, adv. [diutissime ante,] very long ago. TpXirdXat Kddtjfjiai. Equit. 
 
 1150. 
 * Tpx-Kakaius, ov, 6 et yj, adj. [antiquissimus. Vid. Blomf. in 1. c] most ancient. 
 
 T6v TpXnukaiuv. Agam. 1452. 
 TpXTraXros, ov, 6 et 1), adj. [perquam vehemens,] very violent. AXvypd TpX-jraX- 
 
 rtov 7rr]fjidT(i)v. Sept. Theb. 985. 
 TpXTrapdipus, ov, 6 et r), adj. [tres virgines habens,] having three virgins. 
 
 Zevyos TpX-rraptiivdv. Eur. fr. Eurysth. 15. 
 TpXTrrixvs, vus, adj. [tricubitalis,] three cubits long. K\«w rpiirfixet. Cycl. 235. 
 TpLTrXrxi,, dKos, Tpi-KTvxos, ov, 6 etrj, et rpXirXdaXos, a, dv, adj. [triplex,] threefold. 
 TpiTrXdKd, /lap^dpErjv. I. 480. See also A. 353. and Acham. 88. Syn. 
 TpX~7rXdvs, TpXfjLOipos, rpi-rrXos, rpXtydoXos. 
 TpXvETtiXos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [tria folia habens,] three-leaved. Xpvaetriv, rpXiTt- 
 TtjXdv. Horn. Merc. 529- Syn. TpXcpvXX&s. 
 TpvTrXdos, r), dv, contr. ov, fj, ovv, adj. [triplicatus,] treble. A?5u/uu icai rptrrAa. 
 
 Choeph. 779- Syn. See TptTrXat,. 
 TpX7Tdb))Xds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [ad tripodem pertinens,] of a tripod. MtXei TpXird- 
 
 bifids ebpti. Call. 4. 90. 
 TpX-rrdOtiTds, ov, 6 et t), adj. [desideratissimus,] thrice desired. E?dp e/jloi rpind- 
 
 Oardv. Bion 6. 15. Syn. See TpiXXiards. 
 TpXTrdXiaros, ov, 6 et ?;, adj. [ter magnus,] very great. Tlarpos TpiTTdXtordv 
 
 oitov. Antig. 859. SYN. hXdar)}x6s,vn€ppEyt()r)<i. 
 TpX-rroXus, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [ter versus,] thrice turned or ploughed. Net<j> Ivl 
 ted", TpXnoXy. e. 127. 
 
 TpXirovs, et rpXirdbos, b, (1) adj. et (2) subst. [tripes,] three-footed; a tripod. 
 KdrdKapfofAEvrfSf rpXirobas filv tibovs. Agam. 79* SYN. ( I ) TiTptifiupiuv, Tpi~ 
 
 1 Tpi6ire<o is here scanned as an anapjeet. 
 
854 TPin TPIT 
 
 CKcXfjs, (Q,)\ej3r}s, yyTpbirovs. EpiTH, (2) MiobeKafioibs, efiirvpXfifjTris, \6erp8- 
 
 ybbs, fieyds, TeGobpdflotbs, wrueis, aidiov, drrvpos, TrepXtcaXXris, ktijtos^ TtoTrjTbs, 
 
 epXrifjbs, ei>xaXKos, fiavTi7rbXbs, XpvffTjXdrbs, ava&q/JLaTiKos. 
 TpnrTdXefjLds, ov, 6, P. N. [Triptolemus.] T 1X TpiTrrbXefje, k<x\ KeXee, irepXoipeoOe 
 
 fjis; Acharn. 55. 
 TpiTrrv-xps, vid. TpfirXa^. 
 Tpi7r(si)\ds f ov, 6 et r/, adj. [tres equos habens,] drawn by three horses. T/u- 
 
 nioXbv ap/ud bai/ubvwv, Androm. 2f6. 
 TplppvjjLdSiOv, 6 et fj, adj. [trijugus,] having three poles, A/ppvyua re ko.1 rpippvfid 
 
 TeXrj. Pers. 47. 
 TpXs, adv. [terj thrice. 'A7rbxetpbTbvt}di]vai rpXs ev Trj 'kkXtjvXo:. Pax 667' 
 TpXaadXXbs, ov, TpXrdXas, aivd, dv, et rpiaKdKbbaif.tu>v, ovos, adj. [ter infelix,] 
 
 thrice wretched. ElcfjXOe rolv rptaadXXotv epis KaKrj. See also Hipp. 736". 
 
 and Pax 1270. 8yn. "AOXiwTdrds. 
 TpXcrends, abbs, fi, subst. [vigesimus et Septimus dies mensis,] the twenty- 
 seventh day of the month. Uavpoi b* avre XaaaX rpXaeivdbd. Hes. Op. 812. 
 TpionaihtKd, adj. [tredecim,] thirteen. *H bwbeK, ?} TpHrKuibeicd. Ran. 50. 
 TpKwaibeKdirrixvs, vds, adj. [qui tredecim cubitorura est,] thirteen cubits high. 
 
 *Avrip TpiaKaibeKdTrrjyys, Theocr. 15. 17* 
 TpiffKatbeKdrds, rj, ov, adj. [tertius decimus,] the thirteenth. Tjf TpiaKaibeKdry 
 
 S' diejios Trias, r. 302. 
 TpiaKaKobalfnar, vid. TpXaadXXos. 
 TpLffKaX/.ios, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [tribus remorum ordinibus instructus. Vid.'V. D. 
 
 Blomf. Gloss. Pers. 685.] having three banks of oars. *I») rpicicaXfiois fiapX- 
 
 oXv bXbjueroi. Pers. 1076. SYN. TpXrjprjs. 
 TpHTtceXrjs, eds, 6 et >/, adj. [tria crura habens,] three-legged. TpunceXes, avro- 
 
 ipXotov. Theocr. Ep. 4. 3. Syn. TpXtrovs. 
 Tjoi5-K07ravt<7ros, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [ter pistus,] thrice-baked. "Apros rpi(ncb7rd- 
 
 vtvTos. Batrach. 45. 
 TpLozvddds, ov, 6 et ///adj. [tres cyathos capiens,] containing three eyathi. 
 
 TptaKvddov rrjV KeXefirjv t^ovcrd. Anacr. 90. 
 Tpicrfxdzdp, aipdi TpiafidKdpXbs, et rpXcoXfiXbs, a, bv, adj. [ter felix,] thrice happy. 
 
 T £2 TpiafidKdp, ws bXKaiws. Pax 1333. See also Vesp. 1284. and Eccles. 1121. 
 
 Syn. TpXs evrvx^s, rpXs evbalpiwv. 
 TpifffivpXb7rdXai, adv. [vox ludicra, a ndXai eonficta,] an immense time ago. 
 
 'Eyti> be irpoabotcQv ye rptcrfjivpXbTrdXai. Equit. 1156. 
 *TpMjfivpx6s, a, dv, adj. [triginta millia, permultus,] thirty thousand, immense. 
 
 "Imcov peXaivrjs rjyefiojv rpicrfiVpXas, Pers. 320. 
 * TpXpoXfiibs, vid. Tpicr/j.dKdp. 
 
 TpXabXv/LnrXbviKT]s, ov, adj. [ter in certamine Olympic© vincens,] thrice victori- 
 ous at the Olympic games. TpX(rbXvfX7rXbvicav eiraiveojv. Olymp. 13. 1. 
 TptffTrXQdfxbs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [tres spithamas adaequans,] three spans long. 
 
 Tpia7rX6dfiov b f dxptv Ta\iveiv. Hes. Op. 425. 
 TplffTrovbbs, et TpXTocrirovbbs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [tres libationes accipiens, ter liba- 
 itus,] receiving triple libations. Xbaial TpiairovboicX. Antig. 431. See also 
 *Agam. 237. and Dr. Blomf. Gloss. 
 Tpiaabs, >), bv, adj. [triplex,] triple. Tpiffaals £7ri fAvpXdbeaffX. Theocr. 18. 83. 
 
 Syn. See TptirXa^ 
 Tpi&Toixeh adv. [triplici ordine,] in triple row. Tptarotxei* irdpd be trfiv 
 
 eKavTG). K. 473. 
 TpiaTOLybs, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [tribus ordinibus instructus,] arranged in three 
 
 rows. 'Ev be rpiaroiyoX bbovres. fi. $)]. 
 TpurxiXXoi, m, d, adj. [tres millia,] three thousand, 'firb fivpXcov erQv ye ical 
 
 rpiaxiXXiov. Plut. 1083. 
 TpXcnofjidrbs, et rpXffiofxbs, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [tria corpora habens,] three-bodied. 
 
 TjOtcwjuaros rav Vrjpvwv b bevrepbs, A gam. 843. 
 TpXTaibs, a, bv, adj. [qui tertio die perficitur. Vid. II. P. Hec. 32.] on the 
 
TPIT TPOM 855 
 
 third day. Tptrdldy ijbr] <f>eyy8s altopov/uivos. Kec. 32.- 
 TpiraAas, vid. TpXaaOXXos. 
 TpXrvfiafMjjv, vvds, adj. [tribus pedibus incumbens,] three-footed. "A rpXro- 
 
 (Dafxdvos yepX, Troad. 276. Syn. See TpX-n-ovs. 
 TpiTds, et superl. rpXrdrus, r\, ov, adj. [tertius,] third. AvQis KeXevw Ka\ rpXrov 
 
 ye. Helen. 14l6. See also Hipp. 134. 
 TpXrdXavrds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [qui trium talentorum est,] of three talents. 'Es 
 
 iroKXy, ws TpXrdXavTov fidpos. Lysistr. 338. 
 TpiTuyiveia, as, et Tpiroyevijs, ids, rj, [epith. Minerva?,] epithet of Minerva. 
 
 'ftpae AXos dvyartjp Kvbiarri Tpirdybetd, A. 515. See also Equit. 1186. 
 
 Syn. See 'Adtivrj. 
 TpXroffTrovbos, vid. r Tpiairovbos. 
 TpXTo/nrdpos, ov, 6 et rj f adj. [tertium generatus,] third sown. Kai tpXtocttopu 
 
 ydvy. Pers. 823. 
 Tpirwv, wvds, 6, P. N. [(1) Triton; (2) Nilus ;] (l)Triton, a sea-god, (2)the 
 
 Nile. Kai Tro-dfxos Tpiruvos evppoos. Apoll. 4. 6*28. 
 
 * TptruvXds, dbos, et TpiTiovXs, Xbos, ?/, adj. [Tritonis,] of Triton. Aifjtvrjs r 
 evvbpov TpiTWj'Xdbds. Ion 871. See also Apoll. 3. 11S2. 
 
 TpXfXXriTds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [ter amatus,] thrice-beloved. '5 TpfyXXaros" Abuvis. 
 
 Theocr. 15. 86. SYN. See TpiXXtaros. 
 T/otya, et rpixOa, adv. [tripliciter,] in three ways. 7 H/ios be rpX^d vvktos erjv. 
 
 p. 312. See also T. 363. Syn. Tpf-Xy. 
 Tpixd'ii;, tvos, adj. [cujus capellus et crista agitantur ; bellicosus. Vide tamen 
 
 Damni. in v. et Hesiod. fr. 68.] having the hair and cone of the helmet 
 
 waving; warlike. Awpiees re rp'i\aiKes t bloi tI U'eXaayoi. 7. 177- 
 TpXxes, plur. a ®pt£, q. v. 
 TpixvXds, ov, 6 et yj, adj. [trifidus,] cleft in three parts. TpfyaXuv, 6 kq.1 TrepX 
 
 npvfjipav. Sept. Theb. 757- 
 TpXxis, Xbds, i], subst. [piscis quidam ossa pilis similia habens,] a sprat. 
 
 "E(3t)tte, rpX^Xbiov iairepas eftrr\rifj£t/6s, Eccles. 06. 
 TpXyofipfos, tiros, et rpXxofiopos, 6, subst. [tinea, pediculus,] a moth, a louse. 
 
 'AAA' ?} rpXxofiptires rovs Xofovs jxov Cdretydyov. Acharn. 1110. Syn. 2/)s, 
 
 ctkojXtjZ. 
 
 * TpXxoivXKos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [Ires ehoenices capiens,] containing three choenices. 
 Tovru yap TTdpejifidXovfjLev tu>v rplxot-vucwv eirtiv, Vesp. 48 1 . 
 
 TpXxoppveo), v. [pilorum defluvio laboro,] to have the hair falling off. TpXx°p- 
 
 pvelrov, ovbev korov* tw Xdcfxo. Pax 1221. 
 Tpixwfjd, drds, rd, subst. [cacsaries,] tiie hair. zvXXuyrj rpix^f-dTus. Sept. Theb. 
 
 663. Syn. See Qpi£. 
 Tpixlsrjfiepeto, v. [diem tero,] to waste or spend the day. Oi/uiot, bturptyeis, kuttu- 
 
 Xels Tpi\lr}}xlpu)V. Vesp. 845. SYN. 'Uptpav, xpovov, rpifiu), btarpifiw. 
 TpXutfidXoi', ov, to, subst. [tres oboli,] three oboli. "flor' dfidaat TpXufiuXuy. 
 
 Nub. 1235. 
 Tpola, as, et antiq. aBlv, 1), P.N. [Troja,] Troy. Tpoia, iripiE, be nvpyds elx 
 
 trt tttoXXv. Hec. 1191. Syn. Vid."I\i6i\ 
 Tpoicijv, yvos, 27, P. N. [TrcBzen,] a city of Argolis. IluXXdni a U Tpotc>/voy. 
 
 Call. 4. 41. 
 
 TpoiZqvXds, a, 6v, adj. [Troezenius,] of Triezen. Tpot&ivXai ytiva'tnlt. Hipp. 
 
 375. 
 
 Vpoi^rjvds, ov, 0, P. N. [Tro3zenus.] Xlos TpuiZyvoid bioTp'iytos Ktubau. B. 
 
 847- 
 
 Vpofxepos, a, ov, adj. [tremulus,] trembling. Tpoptpav fp^a, Tpdfxlpdv <ppev* 
 
 e^w. Ph03ii. 1299« Syn. V\epX<p6fidi t irlpXhebs, rpdfiXicds, rpd^brjs, (nrorpt- 
 IVpofieio, v. [tremo,] to tremble. Et b>) tovtov ye rpofiteis. a. 7[). Syn. Sec 
 
 Tptuf. 
 
 'joo/io's, ov, o, subst. [tremor,] a trembling. SafNcdi e^afiuxpaaai Tpo/xdv. Bacch. 
 
 597' SYN. Aids, ybfius, Tapfius. 
 
856 TPOII TPOX 
 
 Tpdirata, as, i], subst. [conversio,] change, A^udros ev Tpoiralq, xpbvXa pera 
 
 -XaKros. 1 Sept. Theb. 703. SYN. MemrpoTn?. 
 Tpon-cudV, ov, to, subst. [tropaeum;] a trophy, triumph. Hrrjaat Toonaia t&v 
 
 kclkwv, d aonrdpd. Orest. 70-5. SYN. N/ki/, vacrjTrjpXbv, viKTj(f>bpid. 
 Tpdnaws, ov, 6 et f/, adj. [liostes in fugam convertens, averruncans,] putting 
 
 the enemy to flight, averting. y il Zev rpd-rraie. Heracl. 867. $YN. Nt/oj- 
 
 (jibpbs, aXeZiKCLtcos, cuKorpoTraws, 
 TpoTra\\Xs, Xbbs, i], subst. [fasciculus (alliorum),] a bunch (of onions). To fxev 
 
 arepoy tovtojv, GKbpbbtav TpbrraXXlbbs. Acharn. 813. 
 Tpo7r£{iy, et Tpiondio, v. [verto, in fugam verto,] to turn, to rout. *A\p bx,ea 
 
 Tpd&Zov. 2. 224. See also 0. 666. SYN. Tpe7rw, vucda), KarafiaWtoi 
 Tpo7rr/, fjs, r/, subst. [(1) vei'sio, (2) fuga,] a change, a turning, a flight or rout. 
 
 Tpo7rcts KCLTappYiyvval. Antig. 6j5. SYN. 'A/iot/3>), bXw^Xs, bpavfxbs* 
 TpdVts, Xbs vel Xbos, »/, subst. [carina,] a keel. Aeye vvv dvvaas ti Ttjv rpomv 
 
 rov 7rpa.yfid.Tds. Vesp. 30. SYN. 'EvTepoveid, ore/pd. 
 Tpdnds, ov, 6, subst. [modus, ritus, indoles,] turn, manner, fashion, custom, 
 
 disposition. Tovs Tpbnovs d7r\ovs ex €lv * Iph. A. 927* SYN. "Edds, ?jdbs, 
 
 ff^jy/id, vojAos, dea/uos, yvojfit}, (bvaXs. EPITH. 'Ekoihtios, (pavXbs, ttoir}TOS, dvay- 
 
 kcuos, ^pr/oTos, yevvaios, boi/Xbs, eXevdepbs, dypXos, bvaaefirjs, fiapfidpbs. 
 Tpuiros, ov, et TpoTrmrip, fjpbs, 6, subst. [strupus,] a thong which fastened the 
 
 oar to the vessel. 'HprvvavTb b* Sper/id Tpbirols ev bepjudTXvoioXv* 6. 53. See 
 
 also Acharn. 548. 
 Tpo7row, v. [remum strupo adligo,] to fasten the oar to the vessel. 'ErpdnovTo 
 
 Kb)TV7]v GKaX/uov a[x<f> evr'jpeTfJiov. Pers. 382. 
 TpdcpaXXs, Xbds, rj, subst. [recens caseus,] fresh cheese. TpdcpdXtbd Tvpov Zkc- 
 
 \Xkyjv ndTebrjbdfce. Vesp. 838. 
 Tpo0e7d, (ov, ret, subst. [(1) educationis merces ; (2) alimentum,] a return made 
 
 for being maintained or educated. 'AAV rj Bdviav rpd^eld 7rXr)p&ffet xddvX. 
 
 Sept. Theb. 473. SYN. Opeju^ud, 6peirHipXd, dpenTpd, Tpb(f>ai. EPITH, 
 
 KaXd. N 
 Tpd(j)evs, eus, 6, subst. [nutritor,] one who nourishes, a foster-father. UbXvfiu 
 
 Tpdfei bXbiomv. Phoen. 45. SYN. Tpo^os. 
 Tpbtyrj, fjs, i), subst. [(1) victus, (2) cura alendi, (3) proles, (4) merces educa- 
 tionis,] food; the care of feeding; offspring; return for education. ZrjTovcrd 
 
 TYiv\ariv, 7tov KaTOLKoit], Tpo<pi]v. CE. C. 362. SYN. AXaiTd, bXaTpififj, Traibeid, 
 
 rpotyeid. 
 Tpd(j>Xs, 6 et r\, adj. [densus. Vid. Damm. in v. Tpo^is,] thick. IIoXXov beTpbtyX 
 
 Kvfxd KvXivbtTal. A. 307. 
 lipb(j>Xfibs, ov, detfi, adj. [alimentum prsebens, vel accipiens,] nourishing, 
 
 nourished. TpbtyXpos e^efla, yvvaiicwv tXvos ; Ion 686. (A double dochmiac.) 
 
 SYN. Tpbfoeis, Tpb&os, fxodiov. 
 TpbQbeis, eaad, ev, adj. [bene altus, tumens,] well-fed, swelling. Kvfidrd re 
 
 rpb(pbevTd, ireXwpXd. y. 290. SYN. TpbfXfxbs, fxeyds, ttiwv, na^ys, olbaivojv, 
 
 vrrjybs. 
 Tpd0os, ov, 6 et f/, subst. [(1) altor, nutrix, (2) alumnus vel alumna,] one who 
 
 maintains, a nurse; a nursling. Tpo^ov tekvwv oUovpbv. Here. F. 45. Syn. 
 
 TXdrjvbs, rXdyvri, Tpb<f>evs, \xr\Ttip, rpo^tjuos. 
 Tpb(j)u)vXbs, ov, 6, P. N. [Trophonius.] See in 'Evarpe^w. 
 Tpo^a^w, vid. Tpo)(dw. 
 TpbxdXbs, r),bv, adj.[(l) currens, (2) velox, (3) rotundus,] running, rapid, round. 
 
 Ke~tvb TrcpiyXrjves Tpbj(dXdv, ydXd jj.iv kdXeovvX. Arat. Phcen. 475. SYN. 
 
 Tpo^oeis, Tpby(beibr}S, eitKvicXbs, KvKXoTeprjS. 
 Tpd^dw, TpbyaZu, et Tpioydo), v. [curro,] to run. "ApKToX dfxa Tpb%o<i)(?X. Arat. 
 
 27. See also Helen. 723. aud X. 163. Syn. 0ew, tosx^, KdTaffTrevbio. 
 TpbxnXdTeta, v. [aurigor, exagito,] to drive about, to torture. To firjTpos 5' 
 
 1 See Dr. Blomfield's Gloss. Choeph. 703. 
 
TPOX TPVM 857 
 
 alfid viv roox»?Xdre7. Orest. 36. SYN. &X<ppr}XuTiu), eXaiiviv, bfypevw, apfxa- 
 
 revot, i]vi6)(€v(i). 
 TpdxyKiTrjs, ov, 6, subst. [auriga,] a charioteer. Kdyw rtiv etcTpenovTa, rbv 
 
 Tpdxr)\aTT)v. CE. R. 806. SYN. Atypevn/s, apfjLdrrjXdTrjs, b^prjXaTTjs, r/vloxos, 
 
 iKjirivloyvs . 
 TptixnXdrtis, ov, b et >/, adj. [rotis agitatus, circum impulsus,] urged by wheels, 
 
 whirled round. "Htis ff(f>dyas fxev"EKTopos rpdxr)\uTovs. Androm. 399. 
 TpoxJiXia, as, >/, subst. [trochlea,] a windlass. Tj)v # lie Tptix^ias av Karei- 
 
 XvffTTiofxeprjv. Lysistr. 723. 
 
 TpdxiXds, ov, b, subst. [trochilus,] a wren. TpoxiXws, KtiXvfjtfiws. Acharn. 876. 
 TpoyXs, Ids, b, subst. [nuncius, cursor,] a messenger, a runner. 'AXX' elatiou, 
 
 yap rovbe rbv Aios rpoyXv. Aj. Fl. 977 > S Y N. "Ayy eXtis, bptifievs. 
 Tpdxohiveu), v. [in orbem circumago,] to whirl round. Tpoxtibivelrai ft b'fifidr 
 
 ZXiybrjv. P. V. 907. SYN. YlepUXavvo), nepXcpEpu) , kvkXouj. 
 Tpoxoeibt^s, itis, 6 et ?/, et Tpoxdeis, eaad, tv, adj. [rotundus,] round. 'AddvaTtov 
 
 KaXXiaroi' inl rpoxoeibiX Xi/nvrj. Theogn. 7« See also Call. 4. 26) . SYN. 
 
 See Tpox&Xds. 
 YpoxoTTOLeu), v. [rotas facio,] to make wheels. *H pairreir, r) rp&xoxoteh'. Plut. 
 
 513. 
 Ypdxos, ov, b, subst. [cursus,] a course. Ttiv aya^i Aiypas rptixov. Hipp. 1 129- 
 
 SYN. Apopos. 
 Ypdxos, 1 ov, 6, subst. [rota, discus, massa rotunda,] a wheel, a quoit, a ball. 
 
 Tpd\ds apfjaTOS yap old. Anacr. 4. 7- SYN. Tvptis, KvtcXtis. EpITH. Kvprtis, 
 
 cvkvkXos. 
 VpvftXXtiv, ov, to, subst. [catinus,] a dish. 'AXXa kqi rd rpu/3Xid. Eccles. 252. 
 
 SYN. Yldpo\pis, X'e\avr). 
 
 Tpvyaltis, ov, 6, P.N. [Trygaeus.] Uov, irov Tpvyalos egtXv ; Pax 1197. 
 [pi/yaw, f. rjerw, v. [uvas vel fruges eolligo,] to gather in grapes or fruit, to 
 
 reap. Ovk, aXX' Eprjyds a>e0' ovros pabXws rpvyrjaeiv. Vesp. 634. SYN. Apenw, 
 
 dntiXavoj, Kapn vo fuai, fcapni£u). PhR. See Anacr. 50. 
 
 ipvyr), rjs, rj, subst. [vindemia,] the vintage. Ovbe Tpvyqv o'taeis. Horn. Apoil. 
 
 i 55. 
 
 Cpvyr)Ti)p, iipos, b, subst. [vindemiator,] a vintager. 'E<ptipevv and rpvyijriipajv. 
 
 Hes. Scut. 293. 
 
 ^pvyr)<bdpds, ov, b et »/, adj. [uvarum vel frugum ferax,] producing grapes or 
 I fruits. Ovte rpvyr}<p6pds ifbe y lirr^paTos. Horn. Apoll. 529* SYN. Kap7ro</>o- 
 
 pds, evKapntis. 
 
 ? pvyiKds t et rpvywvUds, >), 6v, adj. [faecibus perunctus, comicus,] daubed with 
 
 lees of wine, comic. TpvyXtcols 6 bxbaaKaXtis tifiCbv. Acharn. ()28. 
 
 ?pvyobai/u<i)v, tiros, ti, subst. [daemon os faecibus perunctus,] a poor devil of a 
 
 comic poet. "A-KEp 01 TpvytibatfjitivEs ovrot. Nub. 295. 
 
 ^pvyonrtis, ov, b, subst. [colum vinarium,] a winc-fillerer. KittoD, rpvyoiirov. 
 IPax 535. 
 
 Ipvyybla, as, ij, subst. [coni02dia,] comedy. MeXXw nip) rijs irtiXiujs, rpuyu)b)ai' 
 
 irolQv. Acharn. 499. Syn. Kwfiybia. 
 
 "pHywblKtis, >/, tiv, adj, [comicus,] comic. T HX0es TroOetn) ^lev TpvyubXKols X"' 
 
 oo'is. Acharn. 886. Syn. TpvyUds, tao/j^biKtis, tSfAxiitM 
 
 ^pvyybtis, ov, b, subst. [actor vel pocita cornicus,] a comic poet or actor. "OarXs 
 
 a-jriiXXafyv x*>pbv rpvyybior. Vesp. 1537. 
 
 'pvywv, tivtis, i], subst. [turtur,] a turtle-dove. Tpvytivis exKvaioevvTl. Theocr. 
 
 jl5. 88. 
 
 'pv$w, Ion. imp. TpvcieffKtiv, v. [strideo,] to whine, to squeak. 'Qt fn) /101 
 ■pv$T]T£ vaprifiivol. 1.311. See also Theocr. 7. 140. SYN..Tp«'£w, x^Wv- 
 
 pi£u). 
 
 1 On the distinction between rpSxo* und rpo\^< sf, «' Oaniin. in v. rpo\6s. 
 Pros. Lex. .) Q 
 
858 TPTH TPftr 
 
 Tpvfiri, ys, fi, subst. [foramen a terebra ; veterator,] a hole made by an auger, 
 
 an old knave. Kvpfits, tcpoTdXov, KXvdbos, rpvfxrj. Nub. 447. SYN. Tpi/7rd- 
 
 vov, aitOTpvKToSy TplfXfAa, irdvovpyos. 
 Tpi>£, rpvyds, rj, subst. [(1) vinum recens ; (2) faex ; (3) scoria,] new wine, lees 
 
 of wine, dross of metal. "0$u)v rpvyos, rpamas, epXtov irepXovoXas. Nub. 50. 
 
 EPITH. VXvice~id, fjeXXrfbrjs, 7rdXaid, aairpa, vlonXovTos. 
 Tpvwdvfiv, ov, to, et rpviravrj, rj, subst. [terebra,] an auger. Tpvirdvy, o'l be r 
 
 evepQev vTroofreiovolv Xfiavrt. i. 385. SYN. Tpvfirj, Teperpov. 
 Tpviraio, v. [terebro,] to perforate. 'Hs 5' ore m Tpvnw bopv viiibv avrip. i. 384. 
 
 SyN. Topew, Tpeio, Ttepaivit). 
 Tpv7rr]fxu, oltos, to, et Tpvirt], subst. [foramen,] an orifice. MrjbefxXas rj TpvirrjiAa 
 
 kevov. Eccles. 624. Syn. '6^. 
 Tpvaavwp, dpds, adj. [homines atterens,] man-wearing. TtjXddev avbh rpvaa- 
 
 vup. Philoct. 208. 
 TpvaXfiXds, ov, oetfj, adj. [vitam vexans,] life-harassing. Kat (ftetbojXov Kat 
 
 rpvaifiXov. Nub. 420. SYN. 'Anfapos, \dXe7ros, Xvjrrjpos. 
 TpuTuvr], rjs, fj, subst. [trutina,] a balance. ET0' f} jutdpd (f)a\aiv\ l-^pvaa Tpvra- 
 
 vrjv. Vesp. 39' SYN. Zvyos, TaXavTov, oraOfir}. 
 TpvtpaXeia, as, rj, subst. [galea tres conos habens,] a helmet having three cones. 
 
 Kat Xevt:dXd(f>ovs rpvtyaXetas. Ran. 10l6. SYN. See KopVs. EPITH. AvXQ- 
 
 irXs, 'nnrovpXs, <pdetvYf, Xej/KoXo0as, tTnrdKdfids, TpiirTvyps, yaiT7]£OocL. 
 TpvQaoj, et Tpvtylpaivonai, v. [luxurior, abundo,] to live luxuriously, to abound. 
 
 y Ap ovv Tpvtyufxev ; Eur. Suppl. 225. See also Vesp. 686. Syn. ^Afipi/po- 
 
 fiatf 6pv7TTU) t dtreXyeu), airapydia, vj3pi£b), datoTevofxat, 
 Tpv<f>epds, a, ov, adj. [mollis, delicatus,] soft, delicate. 'ftSi irpo&ds, Tpvtyepov 
 
 tX hXdadXdKb)vXabv. Vesp. II69. SYN. Tpvffiv, dirdXos, a(3pos, aarwros, aveX- 
 
 yhs. 
 TpvQr), rjs, 17, et TpVfoifjia, aros, to, subst. [(1) luxus, (2) fastus,] luxury, wan- 
 tonness. Ta7s aa~is eym0v/3p/ci?e/»> rpvfals. Troad. 990, See also Iph. A. 
 
 1050. SYN. XXt§>), afipoavvr), airdrdXrind. 
 TpvQds, eds, to, subst. [fragmentum,] a fragment. To be rptyos ffiireoe novTa. 
 
 b. 508. SYN. Qpavafid, diroKOfipid. 
 r Vpi>Xr}pbs 3 ov, 6 et fj, adj. [attritus,] worn, ragged. Tpv^rjpd nipt rpvxrjpov elfie- 
 
 vr\v xpod. Troad. 498. 
 Tpvx*os, rj, or, adj. [mollis,] soft. 'A Q&va be Tpv^yd. Theocr. 10. 37. Syn. 
 
 MdXdfcds. 
 Tpy^os, eds, to, subst. [pannus lacer,] a torn garment, rags. Td 7roid Tpvyri ; 
 
 fi&p ev ols Olvevs obi, Acharn. 418. SYN. 'Pdfcds, pdKtojjid, pdKiov, TpXputvXdv, 
 
 TpXfitav. 
 Tpvyw, rpv^oo), et rpvu), v. [attero,] to wear away. 07 fx deKa$.6fievr)v LivtovTat, 
 
 Tpv^ovoX be oltcdv. r. 133. See also Mimnerm. 2. 12. and P. V. 27. Syn. 
 
 Tetpu), eKTpifib), TzXe£,(0 t eKTiiKb), KaTaTpv^u), 
 Tptods, vid. TpwXKos. 
 Tp&es, div, ol, P. N. [Trojani,] Trojans. Tpwo-t 0' o/io/o>s* eotX 6' ottt) vvv. 
 
 Agani. 66. SYN. &apbdvXbai, AadfAebovrXabai. EPITH. 'Ayrfvopes, IwKobd- 
 
 fioi, JLieyddv/jioi, v7repdvfioi, dyavo\, d\icijuo<, doAXees, beibfjfidves, eirXtcovpoi, kevto- 
 
 pes, 'iX7ru)V, fieydXriTopes, TifXeKXrjroi, inrep(f>XdXoi, ^>tXo7rroXejuot, dytpw^ot, clgtci- \\ 
 
 oral, ehyevels, ya^ K ^X lTlov ^ s y vnEprjvdpeovTes, dapadXeot, beiXoi, dpr}X<pXXoi, dot- 
 
 priKTai. |] 
 
 TpwydXid, et TpwKTd, &v, to., subst. [bellaria,] sweetmeats. Twy TpioydXXwv, 
 
 Kai /Ltrj '(jxtlpei. Pax 77^* SYN. Tpdy//judrd, £7rt0dp?///drd. 
 TpwyXi;, rjs, //, subst. [caverna,] a hole. See in the next word. 
 TpwyXoowVw, v. [cavernam subeo,] to enter a hole. T H, Kat TpiayXbbvvovTd [ 
 
 card TputyXrjv epeelvei. Horn. Batrach. 53. 
 TpwyXdbvrrjs, ov, o, P. N. muris. See in 'Ett/^^/xi. 
 Tpwyw, f. fa, v. [rodo,] to gnaw, to eat. ^IvKd re rpwyeu>» Pax 1324. Syn. 
 
 Kdrarpwyo/, eoOXto, ebofxat. 
 
TPftI TViMB 859 
 
 TpioUds, Tpmtis, Tpwds, a, ov, et TpwXds, Tpwa*, dbds, ^, adj. [Trojanus,] Tro- 
 jan. Adde'iaa, \eias TpwlKfjs e^alperov. Androm. 15. See also 0. 106. Eur. 
 Electr. 1077. Hec. 94. and ft. 704. Epith. of Tpwdbis. EvirXoKafjoi, jjdQv- 
 koXttoi, eA.«o"i7rt7rAoi, irdXvfioyQot, eX^e^trwvey, bdpUTT)Toi. 
 
 TphiiXds, ov, 6, P.N. [Troilus,] one of the sons of Priam. TpwXXdv IrnrXdyap- 
 imv. ft. 257. 
 
 TptoKTrjs, ov, 6, subst. [(1) vorator, (2) impostor,] an eater, a knave. Tpuicrrjs, 
 os brj TroXXd kuk avdpwTroioXv eojpyet. £. 289' SYN. Wdvovpyos. 
 
 Tpwfid, vid. Tpadfid. 
 
 Tptv^dpTrfS, ov, JEo\. ad, 6, P. N. muris. Tpw^aprad irdrpbs fueydXriTopos. 
 Horn. Batrach. 28. 
 
 Tpu>£ifids, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [edulis,] eatable, ^otrjf, aXvdfXEva rap Tput^Xiudy. 
 Thencr. 1.49- SYN. Bpwafyioj, ebcjbXfjds, ebearos. 
 
 TpiOTTUU), Vid. Tpd7T£(i). 
 
 Tpcbs, wds, 6, P. N. [Tros.] Tpwd 6' 'AXaordpiSjji'. T. 463. Epith. 'Afivfjwv, 
 
 fj.eydX)']T(i)p. 
 TpwTos, 77, dy, adj. [vulneratus, vulnerabilis,] wounded, vulnerable. Ovtm 
 
 oibi]p<p Tpiorov ovk e\ei biiids ; Helen. 809. 
 Tpwu), vid. Ttrpwo'Kto. 
 Tvyxavio, v. [(l) sum, (2) contingo, (3) adsequor,] to be, to happen, to reach, 
 
 to hit. Tr)v fikv biKaiav, T)]V b' okws ETvyyavlv. Hipp. 933. SYN. Et/xt, 
 
 vnapyji), ovfjftaivu), kvTvyydvtt). 
 Tvbeibrjs, ov, JEo\. ad, 6, patronym. [Tydides,] the son of Tydeus. Tvbeibrjv 
 
 £' ovk av yvoirjs. E. 85. 
 Tvbevs, ecus, 6, P. N. [Tydeus,] one of the seven chieftains at Thebes, and 
 
 father of Diomed. 'Eyw be Tvbel Kebvdv 'Aotokoi/ tokov. Sept. Theb. 403. 
 
 EpiTH. Adfypiov, fJEya.Qvfj.ds, bovptKXvTos, Kparlpos, fXEVETTToXifJos, 0^ apioTos, 
 
 dyavds, i7nrdbd/j.ds, AirwXios, Olveiabrjs, 'nnrrjXdTrjS, linro-r)s, odKeo-ndXds, fiX- 
 
 Kpds blfids aXXd fidyr)T)]s , irpo-rroXos tyovov. 
 Tvki£<i), v. [polio,] to polish. See in Kjoe£. SYN. Hew. 
 TvKiofja, drds, to, subst. [aedificium,] a building. Kdvdvwv be rvKiotidTd $01- 
 
 fiov. Troad. 814. SYN. OiKobdfjrjud. 
 Tvkos, ov, 6, subst. [instrumentum ferreum, quo lapicidae utuntur ad poliendos 
 
 lapides,] an instrument used in polishing stones. Qoivuu kuvovX tal tvkois 
 ] TfpfxotTfiEvd. Heracl. 940. 
 Tvktos, ?), 6v, adj. [fabricatus,] made, artificial. TvKrt)v, KaXXXpdov, ddlv vbpev- 
 
 ovt6 7roXtrat. p. 206\ SYN. YIoTtjtos. 
 TvXrj, 1 as, i), et tvXos, ov, 6, subst. [callus,] hard brawny skin produced by 
 
 labor. "181 briO', vtzokv-kte rav ruXav y lofji)vXyE- Acharn. 954. See also Acharn. 
 
 553. 
 VvXdu), v. [callosum reddo,] to render callous. 'Slael tis fjdKlXa TETvXwfxtvds 
 i kvbdQX xe~tpds. Theocr. l6. 32. SYN. ItcXripou), Trdy^uvio. 
 Tvfjfievfxd, aros, to, subst. [sepultura, sepulcrum,] burial, a tomb. 'Ev bi 
 
 XoiodXy TVfjfievfjuTX. Antitf. 1220. 
 
 rvfjfievu), v. [sepelio,] to bury. Oir% utbl vavras oXofilvovs Tvixftevofjlv. He- 
 len. 1244. SYN. 0a7rrw, TVfjfiov x* w > 90vtu* 
 ^vfjpiiprjs, ids, 6 et v, adj. [sepulcralis,] sepulchral. Ti bi hi) av daaaeis Tunbl 
 
 TVfifii'ipets ibpas; Thesin. 889* SYN. Tu/ifto^ods, E-nXTVfj(iibX6s, Tvuftd^uxjrds. 
 
 Vvfjfios, ov, 6, subst. [bustum,] a tomb. 'Vis tov ytpovrd Tvufiov opfdvov alQlv. 
 : Med. 1206. SYN. Xai/id, Td(pds, oijfjd, Ta<ppos, y//Xo^o$, TVfifiuyjni. El'lTH. 
 
 'Afjvfjcov, evpvs, ettX€ik))s, fxlyds, vxbrjXos, akpos, iivbpoKuriTos, iroXvaXavTos, Ipa- 
 
 tos, Xipos, ko~iX6s, IpXKvbris. 
 
 Ivfifidxpt), ys, ij, subst. [tumulus,] a tumulus, a tomb. "Karat TviifioyoTis. <l>. 
 
 323. Syn. Tvfjftds, X w/««. 
 
 1 The penult, of tvKt\ is generally long : cf. Lucill. 52. 
 
800 TYMB TYPE 
 
 Tvfifioxtios, ov, b et %, adj. [adgerens tumulum,] throwing up a tomb. Kai 
 fii]& ojuapreiv Tvfj.fi8y6a ^eipw//ara. Sept. Theb. 1024. 
 
 Tv/u/3oxwffros, ov, 6 et t\, adj. [in tumulum adgestus,] dug up so as to form a 
 tomb. No/uots npos epy/xd rvfifioywoTov. Antig. 848. 
 
 Tvfjfitbpvxps, ov > °» subst. [sepulcri violator,] a robber of graves, a resurrec- 
 tion man. Ylpos xdrpos TVfxfiLopvxps. Ran. 1179* EXP. AoiirbbvTTis vetcp&v. 
 
 Tvflfjd, CLTOS, TO, et TVTTYly fjs t T], SUDSt. [ictUS,] a blow. 'OooXKOV eUTX TO TVfXfia. 
 
 Theocr. 4. 55. See also Apoll. 3. 848. Syn. UXriyri, icpovfxa. 
 Tvfi7rdvi(r/uds, ov, o, subst. [(l)tympani pulsatio ; (2) exeruciatio,] the beating 
 
 of a drum ; torment. Xw TVfj.7ravLaiJ.6s, ^pi kvkvol 2a/3a£toi. Lysistr. 388. 
 Tvfinavdv, et Tviravov, ov, to, subst. [(1) tympanum ; (2) palus, ad quem 
 
 devincti plagis csedebantur ; (3) fustis,] a drum or timbrel, a whipping- 
 post, a club. Metol TavT EKopvfiavTtcl'' b £' avry TV/xirdvy. Vesp. 119. See 
 
 also Horn. Hymn. 13. 3. EPITH. "BvpobTbvbv, fivpabTeves, iirXywpXbv, fibpv- 
 
 fipdfidv. 
 Twbbpeibs, a, ov, adj. [Tyndareus,] of Tyndarus. Tfjs Tvrbdpeias iratbbs dvo- 
 
 rrXov <f)bvbv. Orest. 36*8. 
 Twcapeos, ov, et Twbapews , w, 6, P. N. [Tyndarus,] a king of Sparta, and 
 
 husband of Leda. InapTi), ttolt rjp bi Tvvb apeus. Helen. 1 7. See also X. 298. 
 
 EPITH. KpaTEpofpw. 
 HvvbdpXbrjs, ov, 6, et (2) TvvbdpXs, Xbos, yj, patronym. [Tyndaro satus vel sata,] 
 
 (l)the son, (2) the daughter of Tyndarus. IlcuSes TwbdpXbai. Helen. 1496. 
 
 See also Helen. 4/1. Syn. See Kcurrvp. 
 Tvvr), Dor. pro 2w, q. v. 
 *Tvvvos, i], ov, et TvvvovTocrt, [parvus,] thin, little. Avr&p en afiaxX tvvvov dvev 
 
 irvpos, alvvTo hopnov. Theocr. 24. 137- See also Nub. S76. Syn. Mucpos, 
 
 iravpbs, bXXyos, tvtOos. 
 TvvrXcigio, v. [glebas frango,] to break the clods. Ovbe TwrXdcieiv. Pax 
 
 1148. 
 *T#7rj7, vid. Tvfjfja. 
 IlvttXs, Xbos, //, subst. [malleus,] a hammer. 'Opdbs enl OTeXerj rvmbos fidpvv 
 
 w/iov epelaas. Apoll. 4. 9^7* SYN. Htyvpa, pcucrjjp. 
 < TvTrds, ov, 6, subst. [forma,] a print, a figure. r fts rjbvs ev 7rop7raKi abs Kenat 
 
 tvttos. Troad. 1186. SYN. Tvxiofjd, KOfxjja, Gyrjiia, eibbs, ehiov. EPITH. 
 
 'HjjrjTrjs, ypaiTTos, aXbripov lotos, ^pvaoKoWrjTos, eparos. 
 'Jlvtttlo, f. TvxpLo et TVKT^mo, v. [verbero,] to beat. Uape^co TiixTziv, ireivyv, 
 
 biilrjv. Nub. 441. SYN. TiXrjaaLO, Tralto, icpovio, dpdffaio, kvittlo, 7ra.Taffaio. 
 Tv7T(u/id, cltos, to, subst. [(l)figura, (2) vas,] figure, fashion; an urn. Tv7riojjd 
 
 yaXKonXevpov tJo/jevol ^IpoTi'. Soph. Electr. 54. SYN. Tvttos, biy yds, rev- 
 
 Tvpavvevo), et Tvpaweto, v. [regno,] to hold the sovereignty. 'lbXa oQevwv tXs, 
 ?} Tvpavvevtov yQovbs ; Helen. 785. See also Med. 963. SYN.'Ap^w, K p&- 
 telo, Kvpievio, (3uaXXevio, beoir6£o>, dvcurou), KoipavEto. 
 
 TvpawXKds, >), ov, et Tvpaw&s, ov, b et r;, adj. [tyrannicus,] of a tyrant or abso- 
 lute monarch, royal. Eh Opovovs TvparviKovs. Jon 1572. See also Androm. 
 3. Syn. 'ApxiKos. 
 
 TvpawXs, Xbos, f), subst. [regnum,] absolute power, sovereignty. Kpeiaato 
 bibioffX tTjs Tvpavvibos y^StpXv. Hipp. 1024. SYN. " Ap\r}, KoipdvXr), beairoTeia, 
 j3do-XXela. EPITH. YloXvoxXbs, XcrbQios. Phr. M.i]Tr\pdbXtuas, 
 
 Tvpavvos, 1 ov, 6 et ij, subst. [tyrannus,] a sovereign, a tyrant. Ovbev rvpawou 
 bvafjEvecTEpov irbXei. Eur. Suppl. 439. SYN. BdaXXevs, ap)(wr, dva^. EPITH. 
 iLEfxvos, Xafiirpos, fjaKapXos, fiapfiapos, ib/uocpptor, brjfjbjjopbs, Kparspos. 
 
 Tvpfia$to, v. [turbas excito,] to disturb. 'QibiovovvTas rvpfiageaOai. Pax 1007. 
 SyK. Tdpdaaoj, Qopvfiio), (j)XXdv€iK£L0. 
 
 ' For the adj. Tvpavvos, see the word TvpawtKos. 
 
TYPE TYXI 801 
 
 Tvpevpa, dros, to, et Tvpds, of/, et Tvp&eis, evros, b, subst. [easeus,] cheese. 
 
 Urjicrov yaXaKros r ov (jirdvXd Tvpevpara. Cycl. J 90. See also Cycl. 136. and 
 
 Theocr. 1. 58. SYN. Htjkti), TpofdXXs. EPITH. 'OnXas, alyetos, veott^ktus, 
 
 dndXos, irtwv. 
 Tvplds, a, dv, adj. [Tyrius,] of Tyre, Tyrian. QoivindyZvovs nat rfjs TvpXas. 
 
 Eur. fr. Cret. 2. 1. 
 TvpoyXvtyvs, ov, b, P. N. muris. See in AifivXeXos. 
 r Tvpdeis, vid. TLvpev/ud. 
 TvpoKvrjoTis, xbds, >/, subst. [radula caseo radendo,] a cheese-scraper. Ov crrrj- 
 
 co/jiui Xtaiv' €7ri rvpoKvi'ioTlbos. Lysistr. 231. 
 TvpovoTos, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [dorsum habens ex caseo,] cheese-backed. Ku/xot 
 
 ttXclkovvtos Tvpoi'U)Tov bos kvkXov. Acharn. 1124. 
 Tvpd7r(M)Xeoj, v. [(l)caseos vendo, (2) examino,] to be a cheesemonger, to 
 
 weigh. 'Avbpiov TTOirjr&v Tvpo7ru)XT]o-ai rey^v. Ran. 1369. 
 Tvpd7T(bXr]s, ov, 6, subst. [caseorum venditor,] a cheesemonger. Kal Tvpd- 
 
 7rwXai. Equit. 854. 
 Tvpds, vid. Tvpevfid. 
 TvpoTjviKds, ?), ov, TvparjvXs, Xbds, ?/, et Tvpcrrjvds, dv, adj. [Tyrrhenus,] Tyrrhene, 
 
 Tuscan. Xprj plveiv TvpffrivXitrjs. Rhes. 985. See also Med. 1339. and 
 
 1356. 
 *Tupw, dds, >/, P. N. [Tyro,] the daughter of Salmoneus. "Ev& firoi ■np*yrr\v 
 
 Tvpo) Xbov. X. 234. 
 TvtOos, ij, ov, adj. [parvus,] little. Kai frpetyl tvtQov zovtu. a. 435. SYN. 
 
 MtK'pos, oXXybs, fiaios, tvvvos. 
 TvcpadvXos, a, ov, adj. [Typhaonius,] of Typhoeus or Typhon. Kavcdaov ev 
 
 tcvrjfioiffX, Tv({>adi'Xr] otX 7rerpr]. Apoll. 2. 1214. 
 Tvcpaojv, ovds, Tvcpiov, wvds, Tixptoevs, lias, Ti)0ws, w, 6, P. N. [Typhon, Ty- 
 phoeus,] a famous giant. Aeivov r dpydXcov re Tv<pdovd. Horn. Apoll. 307. 
 
 See also P. V. 362. B. 783. and P. V. 378. Epith. Oovpbs, e^droyKdprjvds, 
 
 rpXtru) fjLdrds, aypXos, EKdroyKetydXas, KiXtij, irdXvKdprjvos, yqyevrjs, ajxepbdXios, 
 
 ireXwp. 
 Tv(j)Xd7rovs, irohos, adj. [caecum pedem habens,] blind-footed. *A irobd abv 
 
 Tv<fXoirovv 6epd7rev/2daXv. Phcen. 1565. * 
 
 Tv(j)Xos, i), ov, adj. [(1) caecus, (2) qui non videtur,] blind, not seen. See in 
 
 T6^ev/id. SYN. 'AXdos, d<f>dvt)S, TV<f>X<jjbr)s, TvtyXuy^. 
 Tv^Xow, f. wffw, v. [caecum reddo,] to blind. "Oiptv rvfyXwaas. Phcen. 776. 
 
 SYN. 'Ektv(j>X()(o. 
 Tvtybyiptav, ovrds, 6, subst. [fastuosus senex,] a disdainful old man. "Wkovou 
 
 yap TV<pdytpov-Tds. Lysistr. 335. Syn. Tvtyibdvos. 
 Tvcpu), v. [fumum emitto, ardeo,] to emit or cover with smoke, to burn. Ku- 
 
 TV(f>e, KaveTTTvi. Antig. 1009. SYN. Ka7rvi£to, Kairvy (pvput, Kaiu), fxdpairofxat, 
 
 (f>Xeyu>. 
 TvQwevs, vid. Tvtpnojv. 
 Tv<pivs, at, b, subst. [procella acrior,] a violent tempest. MtydXy rv0£ ra2 
 
 TrprjariipX. Lysistr. 974. SYN. "AeXXu, XntXaxp, OveXXd, xdratyXs. 
 Tyx 7 ?* V s t V> subst. [fortuna,] fortune. Ov* karXv, el fiij rt)v Tvyyv avr))v Xtyots. 
 
 Hec. 774. SYN. ^LvvTvyXa, evTvyXa, TTE7rpit)/jiv7j y evbatfjovia, ivrrrv^Xa, av/MJio- 
 
 pa, t6 avfiftalvdv. EPITH. 'AydQr), finKcupd, Opavoi'ivrvZ, /uydXr], dwpos, 
 
 atrryjoa, d<pdvt)s, bvrTrv^))s, aviknrnrrifs, rvpavrbs, f.vbuifiuyv, fiupv7roT[itJs, dftXw- 
 
 Tbs, bvairdXaioTos, fidpetd, ohrpit, yiiovXos, aPayxala, evfju'iKrjs, ■nponnvXeibs^d- 
 
 KapXn, dadevyjs, itoXvaTovos, Xa^Lirpa., uotutos, KfadnOTfids, TroXvcpOopos, yXi)- 
 
 Keld. 
 Tvxripos, a, ov, adj. [(1) fortuitus, (2) fortunatus,] chance, fortunate. Tv-^rjpdv 
 
 ovt dvev bXnas. Agam. 449« SYN. Evtv^js. 
 Tvxvpios, adv. [(1) fortuito, (2) fortunate,] by chance, fortunately. 'Aytiyeli/ 
 
 ri>xr)pws ra hit dypovs bxdvvold. Acharn. 250. SYN. Evtv^s, apt\vurra. 
 Tv^Xos, ov, b, P. N. [Tychius.] Tv^joi hit/ut Tevx wv - "• 221 . 
 
862 to0A rrpo 
 
 Tw0ac?a>, f. acw, v. [irrideo,] to jeer. Adflovcf, Xv avrov rwddcria vlavtK&s>. 
 
 Vesp. 1362. SYN. Hkwttto), "^KevaCw, Xoibbpsw, epeOiclw. 
 Tios, id. q. OvT(t)s, q. v. 
 
 ^Ydbes, 1 wv, at, P. N. [Hyades,] the Hyades, a constellation of seven stars. 
 
 TlXriXdbas, 'Ydbas re. 2. 486. 
 'fuKivdhds, rj, bv, adj. [hyacinthinus,] byacinthine, purple. 'XdKivdXvai dvQet 
 
 ufiolas. \p. 158. SYN. Yloptyvpeos. 
 'XaKivOos, ov, 6, P. N. et (2) 6 et r), subst. [Hyacinthus,] (1) Hyacinthus, (2) a 
 
 hyacinth. *H icwfiois 'fdicivdov. Helen. 1468. EPITH. (1) 'IfXEpbets, 'A/iv- 
 
 xXalbs, (2) ebwbrjs, nvKvbs, fxaXdubs, avdifJOEts, iroptyvpeds. 
 'fdXXrosy a, bv, adj. [vitreus,] of glass or crystal, transparent. 'E£ vdXXvwv 
 
 €K7ru)fiarwv k<xi xpvoibojv. Acharn. 74. SYN. Aafxirpbs. 
 'fdXbs, ov, 7], subst. [crystallus, vitrum,] a crystal, glass. 'Atf r)s to trvp dnTovai', 
 
 b. tt)v vdXov Xeyets ; Nub. 766. 
 'YafmoXis, fas, r), P. N. [Hyampolis,] a town in Bosotia. Kcu 'XafmbXXv a/jupe- 
 
 vefiovrd. B.521. 
 * 'f clvtXos, a, bv, adj. [Hyantius,] Bo30tian. 'He rar' akaos 'YavrXov 'OyxrjOTolb. 
 
 Apoll. 3. 1240. 
 
 'Y/3/3aXXw, Mo\. pro 'Y7ro/3aXX«, q. v. 
 'Yfibs, r), bv, adj. [curvus,] crooked. Mr) fidQXov ti\vm rcvyiafidTos, vj3e, rd^eirjs. 
 
 Theocr. 5. 43. SYN. KvQbs, KafjnrvXbs, yvpbs. 
 "YfipiZta, f. X(T(t>, et vfipiarXaio, v. [contumelia adficio,] to insult. Ovtoi fx vfipi- 
 
 ciovff, <5v irbXts rdvvv fcXvet. Orest. 430. See also Anacr. 57- 5. Syn. 'E£u« 
 
 (3pi£io, Kadvj3pi$(o, oveibi£b), ahl£(o, bevvdS.10, ala^vo). 
 *"YfipXs, z £(os, r) t subst. [contumelia,] insult, insolence. 'Adavarov "Upas fJirjTEp' 
 
 els e/xrjv v[3pXv. Bacch. 9. SYN. Aliceia, drifJiXa, vfipur/jd, dbXzXa. EPITH. 
 
 Ov)( baXa, araadaXos, vnepfiibs, uXeyetvr), adefxicrTXbs, alvr), dvfj.aXy))s. 
 "YfipHTfAa, oltos, to, subst. [(l) injuria, (2) ludibrium,] an injury, an insult. 
 
 'fjjptafxd BEfXEvosTbv'Aydfxefxvbvos ybvbv. Orest. 1037* SYN. TjSpis, dbXajfxd, 
 
 eTTYipeid, Xu)(Srj, bveibbs. 
 
 YfiptaTrjs, ov, superl. * sr Y , /3pioTbraTbs, rr, bv, adj. [contumeliosus,] insolent. 
 
 Elvcu' g v(jpi(TTr)v <j)T]aX. Plut. 1074. See also Vesp. 1303. SYN. A(oj3r)Tt)p, 
 
 v7T£pr)<pavbs, Xolbopbs, Opdavs, pXaoTris. 
 'fyXaivw, v. [valeo,] to be well. '6m) vr)<povT£S ofy vyXaivb[X£v. Lysistr. 1228. 
 
 SYN. Ev ex^f ei/ffyvew, ehpwffTEh). 
 'XyXeid, as, r), subst. [salus,] good health. A6£av Tob* vyXeias exet. Bacch. $36. 
 
 EPITH.^AyXaot^wpos, XpvaZa, KaXXXnXbicdfibs, [xdicaipd. 
 "YyXrjpbs, a, bv, et vyXris, eos, 6 et r), adj. [sanus,] sound, healthy, true. "Akos 
 
 vyXrjpbv eV. Nem. 3. 29- See also Androm. 448. SYN. 'A(rtcr}6r)s, aXrjdris, 
 
 aGJs, evpuxTTos, eppcofjiEvbs, avooos. 
 ^Xypaivb), v. [humecto,] to moisten, to water. Aevxrjs TaKeiaris %Xbvbs,vypaiv€t 
 
 yvas. Helen. 3. SYN. Bpe^w, bXaj3ptxw, dpbu), vbpaivio. 
 ^YypbJDbXbSjOv, 6 et r), adj. [humidus,] moist, wet. 'H 6' vypbfibXovs crraybvas 
 
 vbriovs. Eur. fr. Chrys. 7. 3. 
 "Typos, a, bv, adj. [(I ) humidus, (2) mollis, (3) viridis,] moist, watery, soft, 
 
 verdant. "A£eivbv vypav eKnEpdaai. Androm. 786. SYN. 'YbaToets, ibaTi- 
 
 vos, vbpr]\bs, vbprjpbs, Ecpvbpbs, Evvbpbs, bpbatpbs, fidXaKos, vbdprjs. 
 v XypbTt]s, iirbs, o, subst. [Jjumiditas,] moisture. *P>/£ets t Evu)jxtav, vypoTrjT 
 
 emvrXav. Phoen. 1271. SYN. ^licfjids, vbdpbTrjs, vypdcrXa. 
 
 1 The first syllable of 'TaSes is long twice in Euripides, Ion 115G. Electr. 468. and twice 
 short inHesiod, Op. 233. and Fr. 60. 4. and once Arat. 173. 
 
 2 "Y/Jpts is used in the sense of "t&pi<TTi\s, Hes. Op. 189. 
 
VrPft Y0AE 863 
 
 'Yypuoout, v. [niadeo,] to be wet. BoXcus vypwooiov airoyyds wXioev ypd^v. 
 Agam. 1300. SYN."Typa/vo>cu, hXafipExdfiai. 
 
 fbaptis, eds, 6 et v, adj. [aqua dilutus,] diluted with water, 'fbdpel oaiveiv 
 
 JtiXdrr/Ti. Agam. 771. Syn. See Typos. 
 
 fbdrijyds, ov, 6, subst. [aquae ductor,] a conveyer of water. TXs dvi)p vSdr?;- 
 yos X/ialdv. Call. fr. 42. 
 'Ybdrtvds, 77, ov, et vbdrdets, eaaa, ev, adj. [aquosus,] watery. IloXXd £' old 
 
 yi/yaiKes Qvpeoia vbdriva fipatcr}. Theocr. 28. 11. See also Theocr. 25. 89. 
 
 SYN. 'Typos, vbdpr/s, vbpr]Xos, Kadvbpds, Evvbpos, bpdaEpds, fxdXdicos. 
 'rbaroTpefrjs, eds, 6 et //, adj. [in aqua nutritus,] nourished in water. Atyet- 
 
 pwv vbaroTpE(j)E(ovtfi> aXffds. p. 208. 
 'f beta), et 'Ytedftat, v. [celebro,] to celebrate. XaXicijas fiiv vbeidfiEv 'H(j>aiaroto. 
 ^Call. 1. 76. See also Apoll. 2. 530. Syn. T/ivew, #bu), kXtj^oj. 
 
 Ybpa, as, r], et vbpds, ov, 6, subst. [hydra,] a water-snake, "fbpas Xeovtcls t 
 
 e£diroXXvvai Xeywv. Heracl. 950. See also B. 723. EpiTH. Aepvaia, 
 
 oXdocppatv, Xvypd, elbvld, fivpXoKpavos, d/j^Kpavds, 7rdX<^/3Xao-n)s, 7roXi/d>o>os, 
 
 o\or). 
 'Ybpatvw, f. dvw, V. [lavo,] to wash. 'H b' vbprjvd/xEvr]. p. 58. SYN. Aovat, 
 
 /3p«Yw, vypaivu). 
 *"Ybp€iu ) as, >/, subst. [aquatio,] drawing of water. 'Ybpeirjs nipt brjpXv dfieju- 
 
 0fa. Apoll. 4, 1767. 
 
 I Speuw, v. [aquam peto,] to go for water. *H TceipTjvas vbpevod/j.Eva. Troad. 
 
 208. Syn. Uoriiu), civtXeo). 
 'YbprjXds, et vbprjpds, 17, ov, adj. [humidus,] moist, wet. ZrdyoVds vbprjXas, ws 
 
 ray etc yaias TpEtyrj. Eur. Suppl. 217. See also Eur. fr. Beller. 17. 6. Syn. 
 
 See 'Typos. 
 r YbpXa, as, ?/, subst. [vas aquarium,] a water-vessel. $epe bevpd ravrrjv rrjv 
 
 vbnXav, vbpXacpopE. Eccles. 733. SYN."AyyetoV, KaXms, OKevds. 
 "Ybpiacpdpds, ov, 6 et >/. subst. [qui vas aquarium gestat,] a bearer of a water- 
 vessel. See in"T£p?a. 
 *Ybpdeibi)s, Eds, 6 et f}, adj. [aquae similis, aqueus,] water-like, aqueous. ToV 
 
 vbpdevra hdr&rit yXwfwv. Helen. 348. 
 'YbpfifiEbovaa, rjs, 1), P. N. ranae. Kal fit 7rdrr)p I^Xeus vote yelvdro, 'YbpdfiE- 
 
 bovarj. Batrach. 19. 
 r Ybpoppda, as, //, subst. [cloaca,] a gutter or sewer. Tdaavrd Xe£as, els vbpop- 
 
 pddv 7TEfTujy. Acliaru. 1186. SYN. Atu>pi/£, bXappdr). 
 r Ybpd(j)dpds, ov, b et r/, subst. [qui aquam gestat,] a water-bearer. Sa^lpoV, 
 
 vbputyopoi. Call. 5. 45. SYN.^TSpta^opos, vbpdyyTus. 
 Ybpoydpis, ids, >'/, P. N. ranae. 'Ybpdxftpis bs te icetyvi. Batrach. 224. 
 Ybpo^vrds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [aquam fundens,] pouring out water. Kpf/vaio-X 
 
 7rdp' vbpoyyTOis. Cycl. 66. 
 Ybojp, dros, et vbus, ids, to, subst. [aqua,] water. Kot kev vbwp <pdplois. Z. 
 
 457. See also Hes. Op. 6\. SYN. Xevfid, yf>u> "«p*i OdXaaad. EPITH. 
 
 ^AyXddv, dXfxvpdv, drjirirdv, Xtpdv, dicrfpdrdy, afjiftpdoldv, xaXippddv, bvd(j>Epdv, 
 
 KaXXuTTov, XdfiptirdTdi', fjlXdv, bfjfipifxdv, dardv, yeifilpldv, \pv%pdi>, yXvuipdv, 
 
 XevKov, fiEXirjbEs, Xldpdv, aefivdv, btvijlv, vdrtpdi*, Kuuvdeibts, irXovoXdi', TrdrdfiXdv, 
 I daraKTov, Kuddpdv, dmvdv, Xifira~idv, u^fJlroi', uipddi'dv, bvdtytpdv, t7r//pdrov, nop- 
 
 tyvpidv, ttovtXov, Trriynldv, vavXdydv, fiupfxdpoEV, KOvpoTpdtydv, KapirdTo^dv. 
 YetXs, Xbds, »/, P. N. [Hyetis,] a mountain near Miletus. "Yfifxes 6' 'Tcrt^os Kal 
 ; BvfiXXbds abu XXttovtes. Theocr. J. 115. 
 Yet8s, ov, o, subst. [pluvia,] rain. Awudros ayXdtqv re tcai vetov efx/jiivaX uXudp. 
 
 Apoll. 2. IO76. SYN."0/t/5pos, bpdads, /3poy//, vbwp. 
 
 ?r)via, as, 1), subst. [indoles suilla,] hoggisliness. SYN. Mwpta, d/jidOXa, 
 
 i)(t)bXa. 
 
 )C6Xew, v. [nugor, garrio,] to trifle, to babble. "TOXets* ampf? ovk uv bxba^ai- 
 
 fii]V a erf. Nub. 781. SYN. Ar/pew, (pXvapEU), fxwpaivu), aro/xuXXw, KioriXXw. 
 
. Vesp. 
 
 864 TIIA YAOA 
 
 YubX6v t ov, to, subst. [filiolus,] a little son. T<5 yap vlxbXov rrjpei fxi. 
 
 1347» SYN. YlaibXbr, iraibtipXbv, 
 Ylevs, eos, vibs, ov, et vis, Ids, 6, subst. [filius,] a son. Toy 7rarepa rv7TTeadai 
 
 'o-riv V7rd t&v view. Nub. 1341. See also Troad. 980. and Apoll. 1. 72. 
 
 SYN. ITaTs, tekvov, rends, ybvbs, dnoybvos. EPITH. 'iiKvf.iopbs, <f)XXos, Kparspos, 
 
 apioTos, virepdvfjids, bXoTpityris, KvbdXXpbs, Kparaws, bdtypwv, bXj3Xos, Kaprepodv- 
 
 lios, aj^rXXos, eyxeffljJLMpds, eadXos, ttXvvtos, ?;/3wwy, dpf)Xos, da^Erbs jaevos, 
 
 ayXtibs, aXtcXfxos, afivpLM', yaiyXos, Ev/jifXEXXrjs, 'Ltydifibs, vr/iribs, tteplkXvtos, ro£o0o- 
 
 pos, drapfirjs, ipXovvXbs, vbdbs, rdyvs, r)vs, fxZyds, EpiKvbrjs, vr)TrXtiybs, a^rXXos, 
 
 bvffwvvjjios. 
 Ylwvds, ov, 6, subst. [nepos,] a grandson. Xliovolb tceoovtos. N. 207. Syn. 
 
 7 h'Xs, eyyovos. 
 "Ytcris, ov, 6, subst. [piscis quidam,] a kind of fish. Oeos bl oX upbs vKrjs, Call. 
 
 fr. 72. 
 "fXayfta, tiros, to, vXaypbs, ov, 6, et vXtifcr), rjs, rj, subst. [latratus,] a barking. 1v 
 
 # elopivas r)irXovs vXayp.daXv. Agam. 1621. See also $. 575. and Apoll. 3. 12l6. 
 'YXalos, ov, 6, P. N. [Hylasus.] Ovbt fxsv 'YXalov. Call. 3. 221. 
 *XXa7ds, a, ov, et vXrjets, eaaa, ev, adj. [sylvanus,] of the woods, woody. Ola 
 
 hi drip vXaios. Theocr. 23. 10. See also a. 246. SYN. kevbpijeis, vXoKb/jibs, 
 
 aypibs, bdavs. 
 'TXa.KXbt)s, ov, 6, patronym. [Hylacides,] the son of Hylacus. Kaariop 'YXa/a- 
 
 bris. $. 204. 
 'YXatcofiiopos, ov, 6 et r), adj. [latrando custodem agens,] a barking guardian. 
 
 UEpiffffUtVOU KVVES vXdKOjJLOJpOL. 7T. 4. 
 
 'yXclktew, *vXa<TKu), et vXaio, v. [latro,] to bark. "Afiova vXaKT&v. Alcest. 776. 
 
 See also tt. 9. and ^sch. Suppl. 884. 
 "YXas, ov, 6, P. N. [Hylas,] the companion of Hercules. Avrdp "rXav (j>XXb- 
 
 tyitX. Apoll. 1. 1324. EPITH. KaXos, eadXos, bircnav, irptddrjfirjs, favdos, icaX- 
 
 Xtffros, xJ&pXeis. 
 "YXrj, 1 rjs, f], subst. [(1) sylva, (2) lignum, (3) materia,] a wood, wood, mate- 
 rials. ®r)p<jiv fca0' vXrjv KvnpXv. Bacch. 6'77. SYN. Apy/ios, bpXbv, fyXbv, 
 
 <j>pvyavbi>. EpITH. %Xu)pa, {3ddv%uXbs, bvcrevpErbs, ffKXdpdtcbjbtbs, atcpbrarr), /3a- 
 
 Oeld, bciffKibs, iravroir], rrfXEdocjad, darcETos, dyvvros, acJaXea, VEodrjXrjs, nvKVos, 
 
 avrj, aypXds, Xacia, bpeids, 7cbXvbevbpt.bs, <popj3ds, ajfiXbs. 
 *YXr)eis, vid. 'YXaibs. 
 'YXtjkoIttjs, ov, adj. [qui cubat in sylvis,] sleeping in the woods. Kal vrjnbpoX 
 
 vXtjkoXtcii. Hes. Op. 527* 
 'YXrjovpyos, x/Xovpybs, vXrjrb/ubs, et vXorbfxbs, ov, 6, subst. [qui ligna secat,] a 
 
 wood-cutter, a carpenter. "AvEpes vXrjovpyoX. Apoll. 2. 80. See also Here. 
 
 F. 241. Theocr. 17. 9. and Y. 114. Syn. EiiXovpybs, ty'SbTbfxbs, tyXoKb-n-bs. 
 *YXr)(f)bpbs, ov, 6 et fj, subst. [qui ligna portat,] a bearer of faggots. Evpovd' 
 
 ibpXKrjv lXt}<f)bpbv. Acharn. 272. 
 'YXyupos, ov, 6 et f], adj. [saltuarius,] living in the woods. A'Lyi fxiv vXijiopoX 
 
 d-KoirpbQEV. Apoll. 1. 1227. 
 'YXXfjes, ojv, 01, P. N. [Hyllei,] a natiou iu Illyria. 'YXXijiov vrjaoi ydp ettl- 
 
 rrpov-^ovrb. Apoll. 4. 525. 
 'YXXrjXs, Xbbs, ff, adj. [Hyllensis,] of the Hyllei. 'Afi<j>X nbXiv tiydvr)v 'YXXrjXbd. 
 
 Apoll. 4. 536. 
 'YXXXkos, rj, by, et 'YXXts, Xbbs, r/, adj. [Hyllicus,] of Hyllus. 'YXXXk<j> kv XXjaevi, 
 
 rrxebbv aortas. Apoll. 4. 1125. See also Pyth. 1. 120. 
 "Y\\ds, ov, 6, P. N. [Hyllus,] (1) a river in Lydia, (2) the son of Hercules. 
 
 "YXXy En lyQvbevTX. Y. 392. EpiTH. (2) KpdTEpbs, adivapos, 'HpaicXeibrjS. 
 'YXobpbfj.bs t ov, 6 et fj, adj. [in sylvis currens,] running in the woods. Oriptdv t 
 
 dypXwv nobis yXobpofiuv. Thesm. 49. 
 
 I 
 1 "TAij is also a P. N., a city in Bceotia, B. 500. 
 
YAOK YIIAI 865 
 
 'Y\6Ktip6s t ov, 6 et f], adj. [sylvosus,] woody. 'E7rel vXok8{jov rands ?j\div. 
 Androm. 283. Syn. See 'YXalos. 
 
 'YXo<pdyds, et v\o0cp/3os, ov, 6 et f/, adj. [qui in sylvis pascitur,] fed in the 
 
 ^ woods. Kai poos vXdcpdyoid tcpeas. Hes. Op. 589- See also Iph. T. 262. 
 
 'l/jeca7rds, j), ov, adj. [vestras,] of your country. '6 yovv ^dpaKrijp hatbands 
 rutv prjTopojv. Pax 220. 
 
 'Xpevatds, ov, 6, subst. [(1) Hymenaeus, deus nuptiarum, (2) cantus nuptialis, 
 (3) nuptiae,] the god of marriage ; the nuptial song ; nuptials. 'Yfxyjv, 'Y/uercu* 
 w, 'Y^ijv 'Yfitvau u. Pax 1332. SYN. Tdytds, yapiiXevpa. EpiTH. KaXbs, 
 <f>ovXos, 7roifjiPiTT}S, biKaios, EpuafiXos, KpixpXos, ttci^iovos, l/jepoeis, bJKVjidpos, ttev- 
 OXuds, vvfupihlos, aejupos, xdpXets, dracrddXos, kvviiyXos, TrepiKXvrbs, alvdjiopos, 
 vto^vi,, dvbpd<pdvds. 
 
 'YfiEPawu), v. [(i) uxoreni duco, (2) Hymenaeum canto,] to marry a wife, to 
 sing the nuptial song. 'A/j.-(j)t XovTpd ko.1 Xe%os avv vfilva'tovv. P. V. 973. 
 
 EXP. Afiu) 70V VfJLEVaiOV, aVVCLTTTlt) TOV yd/JOV. 
 
 'Yfierepos, et v^os, d, ov, pronom. [vester,]" your. Aid Ti}s y^oas n/s v/ueTepas. 
 Aves 557. See also p. 140. Syn. l^ertpos, ccpwCrepos. 
 
 'Yfi))v, Ivds, 6, P. N. [Flymen,] the god of marriage. See 'Yfievaios. 
 
 '1/i^tw, et v/uvojbtu), v. [decanto,] to celebrate in song. "Evdev AcvpXs vjjivijdii- 
 aerai. Ion 1590. See also Ion 6. Syn. 'Avv/jveio, E^vfivEu), kuOvjuveu), KXrji- 
 Cio, KEXdbiio, ev<J)7)fiE<0, aliEU), eiiXoyEU), deibia. PHR. KXvrais batbaXXeiv vfxvwv 
 
 TTTV^atS. 
 
 "Y^ivriTos, r), ov, adj. [carmine celebrandus,] deserving of song, celebrated. 
 "YfuvT)rov Eovrd, Kat Kacrropos (3iav. Pytll. 11. 93. SYN. Evvfivos, 7roXv(pdTds, 
 
 TTEpiKXl'TOS. 
 
 'YfiidTroids, et hfiiubds, nv, 6 et }), subst. [cantator,] a songster. Tf/s vprdTwiov 
 
 Tralbd Qp)']Ktov Olds. Was. 647. See also Here. F. 394. Syn. MZXivbos, 
 
 tioibddErrjs, i//a\n/p. 
 Ypvds, ov, 6, subst. [liymnus,] a hymu, a song. "Yjxvov 5' aKovarf rovhe bea/jiiov 
 
 oeQev. Eumen. 306. Syn. MeXfc, doib)), yb)), vdpdi. Epith. "AXupds, rep- 
 
 7r»'tJs, evci-^rjTos, vndi'Vfj(pXbX6s, bounds, eiidpecros, Qavfiaaros, dva£i<p6pnty£, bai- 
 
 cd\os, rjbvETTYis, kXvtos, /LiEXXyrjpvs, v7rdi'Vfj([)lbids, Opdrrvs, itaXXXviicds, cpXXXos, 
 
 <f>XXoTTiaids, yXvKvs, ytpdpds, opdpX6s ) Ipdros, XXyvs, fjtrjXovd/uds, otytyajids, fid- 
 
 KdpXos. 
 Ytxvwblu), vid. 'YfiiEio. 
 Y/JLvubXa, as, //, subst. [hymnorum cantio,] a singing of hymns. Talav fixdodai 
 
 ptUapfeis i/fivubXais. Helen. 1433. Syn. See'T/uvos. 
 Yprtobds, vid. 'Y/nvdn-otos. 
 
 Yd/jtcvvXa, as, y, subst. [musa suilla,] a grunting muse. 0civ-juu:?w rfis vdfiov- 
 
 aXas. Equit. 9S6. Syn. See 'rr)vXa. 
 I tway%a\i£* t f. Imo, v. [in ulnis gesto,] to bear in the arms, to embrace. To 
 
 OfjXii naibos ylvos vTr^yKaXiafxlvt]. Heracl. 42. SYN. WyKitiu), ciyndXiCofiai, 
 
 rdra<77ra^o / uai, irpoaTZTvcraofxaL. 
 
 CirayKdXifTfid, drbs, r6, subst. [ulnarum gestameii,] an object embraced. T f2 
 
 veov i)7rayi;dXtfTfid fdTjrpX (piXrdTdv. Troad. 7-39« SYN. 'AyulXicr/jd, ucnraafxbs, 
 
 irpoaTTTvy/jd. 
 
 >dya;, v. [subduco, recedo,] to withdraw, to retire. TXv u-n-dyeis p cs IX- 
 
 7riod ; Helen. 825. SYN. 'Yive'tjdyti), vire^aiplbiiuiyxxpaiplu), ekkXektw, vttuijuXXu/, 
 
 d-TraXXuTTofiai, ywplu). 
 
 'irdywyevs, ews, 6, subst. [instrumentum fabrile,] a trowel. "Avcj tt n f 
 
 •ywyed. Aves 1 149. 
 
 irdeibu, contr. vnqbw, v. [succino,] to sing in an under tone. AXvov fr virb 
 
 xaXdv deiof. 2. 570. See also Ran. 368. Syn. 'ett^'ow. 
 
 "wai, poet, pro 'Ywd, q. v. 
 
 \"itaibeibu>, vid. 'Ytrobubit). 
 
 ^vaiQd, adv. [recta,] straight on. KoiXit inraidd vdirrj. Apoll. 2. 737- Syn. 
 ldv, EvavrXov. 
 
 Pros, Lex. 5 R 
 
866 YnAi rnAT 
 
 'Xirafflpt&s, a, by, adj. [subdivus,] under the open air. TS^lo' vxaiBplas hpb* 
 
 gov. Androm. 226. Syn. AWplds. 
 'Ywatdw, v. [clam ardeo,] to burn secretly. Kcu 7rws tTraldw, adfi dv iw/i^v 
 
 to adv, Trach. 1212. Syn. A'idto, Kdrdfccuw. 
 'YTraiaaw, el virqaGU), f. £w, v. [subtus moveor,] to move under. Bwjjlov v7rai- 
 
 |as. B. 310. See also 6. 126. et Aj. FL 301. Syn. 'Yne^epxbfxai, v^ep-trw, 
 
 vtyopfidw, cnra'iaau). 
 'Yndnovbs, vid. 'YTn'iKobs. 
 'YndKovio, v. [audio, parco,] to hear, to obey. '6 h" dp kfjtjiaTvitos virdKovoe. £. 
 
 485. SYN. 'Akovm, aKpobofxat, TretdapxEW, endKovto, vireiKw, vnoTaaabfiat, irpoa- 
 
 e\f*> t Treidd/JLai, evTreiQtu), aKoXovdeu). 
 'Y7rdXe/0w, f. \pu, v. [sublino,] to anoint beneath. 'Y7rdXen|/o> elpyjvtj fit rw 
 
 *(})da\fjid> tcl^v. Acharn. 1029- SYN. 'E7rdXet0u>, XP' W > pvpuu). 
 'YndXevb/jat, et inrdXvGKU), v. [declinando vito,] to escape narrowly. T&v xntd- 
 
 "Xevd/uevos ddvdrov. o. 275. See also h. 512. SYN. r X7r€K(])evyio. 
 'YndXvZXs, ews, »/, subst. [effugium,] escape. Kdfcwv viraXv^tv eaeoQai. xp. 287- 
 
 SYN. $uy>), dXv£X$. 
 'YirdXiiaKtv, vid. 'YndXevofxai. 
 'XTraiaicireu), et vnanoTpZyu), v. [levi motu abeo,] to move away lightly. 'Eni 
 
 TfceiirvovviravaKiveiv. Eccles. Il6*5. See also Eccl. 284. SYN. See 'Y7ro- 
 
 KIVEU). 
 
 *T7rd vtdbfx a i, V. [augor,] to be annoyed. "Eiodev vndvXwvrb ttj vovfiyvXa:. Nub. 
 
 1198. SYN. 'Armojuat, Xvireio, IvoyXeofxat, hvGxipaivdjJLai, aXyew. 
 'XTraviffra.fjia.i, v. [exsurgo,] to rise up. 'YTrdviGTaadai -KpoaXovaX. Nub. 9$9« 
 
 SYN. 'E'Zsyeipd/jiat. 
 'YicavrcKOy et vwavrXdcot, v. [obviam procedo,] to go to meet. Ilaloos viravTr)' 
 
 eras. Philoct. 719- See also Z. 17. SYN. 'AiravTaw, TrpoaKvpeto, IvTvy^avw, 
 
 trvfj(J)cpdfxat. 
 'Yira£,bvXbs, a, bv, adj. [qui circa axem est,] around the axle. ^vpiyytov dXu> 
 
 (pQoyyov vTta^bvXwv. Call. 5. 14. 
 'Yttcltt dKivrjTEGSj a, or, adj. [clam subducendus,] must privately withdraw. 
 
 Tovrl irbvrjpbv aXX' vircnroKLvriTebv . Thesm. 924. 
 * 'Y7rd7torpe)^oj f vid. 'YitdirbKLVEw. 
 w Y7rdp, to, subst. [visio vera,] a true vision. Ohc bvdp, aXX v-rrdp eadXbv. r. 5&7* 
 'Y7rapyvpbs, ov, 6 et f], adj. [argentifer,] producing silver. Kpt/7rros & zv dvrpois 
 
 Trial? vnapyvpov yBbvbs, Rhes. 96^. 
 "Ynapvbs, ov, fj, adj. [agnum sub se fovens,] cherishing a lamb under her. Kai 
 
 7ratS' ; vnapvos yap tis ojs dTroXXvaat. Androm. 555. 
 * 'Yn-apYj?, rjs, >/, subst. [initium,] a beginning. 'AXX' e£ inrapxns. CE- R- 132. 
 
 Syn. See 'Apxh. 
 
 "Ynapxbs, ov, 6, subst. [(l) qui sub alio dux est, (2) dux,] a subordinate com- 
 mander, a commander, fypaaojv virapxois toIs efxols. Helen. 1431. SYN.i 
 
 "ETrap^ds, apxbs, TrpoGTaTrjs, rjyefx^jv, eTriardnjs. 
 'Y7rapYw, f. £<*>, v. [(1) incipio, (2) sum,] to begin, to be. Ovkovv virapx^y [ 
 
 Tovbe KazBdvovrd XP*1 > Rhes. 629. Syn. El/aX, yivopai, iTrXyivbfiai. 
 'YTraoTrXhXbs, a, bv> adj. [sub clypeo gestatus,] worn under the shield. 'Avbpwv 
 
 'iXrj tov vTratjirXhXbv. Aj. Fl. 1407. 
 'Y7racr7riffrr)p, ijpbs, et v7raa7riffTr)s t ov, 6, subst. [armiger,] an armor-bearer. 
 
 "O^Xoi^ o' V7ra a ir iGTfjpd Kal hbpvaobbv. jEsch. Suppl. 190. See also Rhes. 2. 
 
 SYN. 'A<r7r£<rr?}$, revxeatybpos, bbpinpopbs. 
 'Y^aa-nicM, v. [sum scutifer, protego,] to be an armor-bearer, to protect. Bv/i- 
 
 7r\ovs ylvevQat, Twvb' 'viraa'Kic.tav irdrpX. Heracl. 217' SYN. 'Y7ra<T7rt ot>)s elfxX, 
 
 fibrjded), ETrXKOvpeu). 
 "YTraarpbs, ov, 6 et r), adj. [sidereus,] of the stars. KpareaXv apoevw v-naarpov* 
 
 he toi. ^sch. Suppl. 398. 
 "YirdTbs, rj, bv, adj. [summus,] highest. "Yirdrbs, trw, Xrto. Antig. 1332. SYN. 
 
 'Yniprarbs, Kadyneprdrbs, Kpanarbs, /Asyiarbs, 7rdvv7repTdTbs. 
 
YIIAr mEK 867 
 
 * 'Yxauyac?w, v. [subsplendesco,] to shine faintly. "0\k8v tin avy uctutv* Apoll. 
 3. 1377. Syn. 'fir8<rri\p<a. 
 
 "fnavXds, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [qui sub aula vel tentorio est,] under an awning. 
 
 2/oyv77S viravXov. Aj. FJ. 796. SYN. "EvavXos, evhofiv-^os, viroareyos. 
 "Xnacppds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [spumeus,] rheumy. Kara7TTdXXv, vnatypov opji e^tor. 
 
 Rhes. 707. 
 'fneyyvds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [sponsioni obnoxius,] responsible. 'A^epaas plov 
 
 to yap vireyyvov. Hec. 1012. SYN. 'YnevQvvos. 
 'XTreibofiai, \. [(1) suspicor, (2) video,] to suspect, to see. U&s ; ap vndhov 
 
 7ov&. Ion 1023. SYN. 'f(f)dpaio, viroBXe-nw, ekac?w. 
 'YireiKadu), vTreiKw, et VirdeiKto, v. [cedo,] to yield. Tovtois V it eacado if.it. Soph. 
 
 Electr. 36l. See also (E. R. 625. and II. 305. Syn. Ekadu), ekio, vireliaTa- 
 
 fiai, vKd^upeo), avyxwptu), vtzclkovu}, TrpoGEyu- 
 
 * 'fweiKTtds, a, ov, adj. [cedendus,] must give way. "Apxpvres eloXv, war* 
 vtt€lktIov' tX jut]', Aj. Fl. 668. 
 
 'frretfjii, v. [subsum,] to be under, near, or present. "Avbpes epai virtaoX /«\a- 
 
 Qptp. I. 204. Syn. YlapetfjtX, evbov elfii. 
 'YTteinX, v. [subeo,] to enter. 'Us Xddpa y iXavQdv vntovcra fie. Vesp. 463. 
 
 SYN. lTrep^ofxaL, vQicrTdfiat. 
 
 Yiteivwp, opos, 6, P. N. [Hypenor.] Kai 'Xnelvopd, Troifxevd \au>v. E. 144. 
 Y7ret7rw, v. [suggero,] to suggest. 'ako^v i)7rei7rwv. Here. F. 9^7' Syn. 'Y0»/« 
 
 yedfjtai, v7roTXdrjfiX, vTrdfUfivrjaKio, 7rpddy opevto. 
 Yn-eJp, poet, pro f Y7rf jo, q. v. 
 Y7reepeo-4a, as, »*/, subst. [remigatio,] rowing, oars. "OaaaX vTretptaXrjo-Xv ; Apoll. 
 
 1. 114. 
 XTT€ip6xihr)s, ov, 6, patronym. [Hyperochides,] the son of Hyperochus. 'EaOXdy 
 
 iTT€ipoyXbr]v. A. 672. 
 Yneipoxps, 1 Ion. pro virlpoyos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [superior,] superior. KaX vjreip- 
 
 dxov efifjievaX aXXwv. A. 783. See also Trach. 1096. Syn. "Etyyps, npo- 
 
 <f)epcarepds, e^aiperds. 
 
 iaeeK, praep. [ex,] from under. See in Tefivuy. 
 )C7reKhviM t v. [erTugio,] to escape from. AJ, at* novovs jjiei> TptoXnovs v-Ketfibw. 
 
 Cycl. 347. SYN. 'fireicfrvyoj. 
 
 {ireKKXivui, v. [paulatim declino,] to stoop a little. *Hv 5' V7ceKKXit'rj ye bevpi. 
 \ Equit. 272. SYN. 'YTren-ptTrw. 
 )C7re<Xaiuftdvu}, v. [clam excipio,] to receive secretly. Mr/rij^ vireKXdfiovou., koX 
 
 kXelel nvXas. Here. F. 992. 
 
 f7refC7re/i7rw, v. [clam emitto,] to send out privately, \eiaas, ti7re£,tnejji\pe 
 
 Tpmicrjs )(0o>os. Hec. 6. SYN. AaUpn eKTrefjnvw. 
 
 fTiek-npodiix), et i/neicTptxio, V. [praecurro,] to outrun. Tooaov VTremrpodeor. 
 
 0. 125. See also Med. 524. 
 
 ?x€Kpd\vh), v. [clam solvo,] privately to release from. "EvQ' aly ri^Xovovs f/tfv 
 
 vneKpoiXvoav dTri)vt}s. «?. 88. SYN. 'YttoXvoj, euXvuj. 
 „ ^7T€K7rpdpeu), v. [sub profluo,] to flow on beneath. KaXdv vTceKizpfiptei. $. 87- 
 
 Syn. Upofjpiio. 
 ."ireKTrpocpevyit), et vireKtyzvyu), v. [effugio,] to escape. "Qtypd t8 ktjtos vireKirpd- 
 
 <pt>yujv dXlono. T. 147- See also Antig. 553. SYN. 'Eictyevyu), irpotyevyoj, 
 
 vL7rd<p€vyu). 
 TreKadw^io, et v7reKcw<2w, v. [eripio incolurnem e nialo,] to rescue safe from 
 
 harm. Avriiv vire£Zou<*)oiv 'attoXXwv. \j/. 292. and Pers. 459» Syn. 'Eko-wcJo;, 
 
 V7re£,tpvu), epvopat, vnelaipia). 
 
 ~7r€KTXdtifjX, v. [clam amoveo,] to remove privately. AdOpa Ooyarpos rijs tfiijs 
 
 v7re£tftoi; . And«)m. 310. Syn. 'Yireicir£/«rtt. 
 /7re«:rp£n-a», v. [paulatim declino,] to turn a little aside. 'Y7r€KTpaTzoir)v /l/// ov z 
 
 tTu>£eiV Zirei. CE. C. 566. SYN. 'Arti^wptw, etcrpewu), HK€Kk\(vi4, 
 
 1 'Yireipoxos is also a P. N. 
 
 3 M7j oil in scanning form a orasis of one long syllable. 
 
868 1TI£K YI1EP 
 
 'Y7T€ICrp£XW, Vid. 'Y7TeK7TpO0£W. 
 
 'Y7T€fc0£pa>, v. [clam effero,] to carry away privately. "Evd* Auts pv Virettyepev 
 
 oraws. 0. 268. SYN. 'XTre^epxno, i)7re^atp£w, eKtyepio, e^dyw, xnre^dyaj. 
 'fneKtyevyit), vid. 'XireKTrpotyevyw. 
 '¥TT€KyZu> v. [effundo,] to pour forth, to shed. To be iroWov virel&yyT avrtfcd 
 
 baxpv. Apoll. 3. 705. SYN. 'E^£w. 
 f r7r£vavrXds, a, ov, adj. [ad versus,] opposite to. 'rnEvavrXoX aXXrjXoioXv. Hes. 
 
 Op. 347. SYN. See 'IvavrXos. 
 'f7revep6£, et vTrevepdev, adv. et praep. [infra,] beneath. "Ebbeicrev o' virevepQev 
 
 aval. Y. 61. SYN. Kdrwflfi/. 
 'Y7re£dyw, v. [subduco,] to withdraw, to extricate from. Hoi f* vire^dyeis nolo. ; 
 
 Hec. 800. SYN. See 'YTreK^pw. 
 'Y7re^a/p£&;, 2 aor. etXdv, v. [clam aufero,] privately to take away. Avarrjvds 
 
 oXfiov biofxdrwv vjre&Xwv. Hipp. 629. SyN. See 'Y7re/c^£pw. 
 'Y7re£a npi£io, v. [ad cacumina ascendo,] to mount the tops of a mountain. Mo- 
 
 oywv VTre^KptCov. Bacch. 667. SYN. ^Afcpt^w. 
 'Y7re^dXevd//at, et vwe^akvazh), v. [devito,] to shun. He 5' vire^aXeaadal dvwyei. 
 
 O. 180. See also Hes. Theog. 615. SYN. 'E^dXevofxai, v7rdXv(TKU) p virotyevyio, 
 
 i/7T£K0evy<y, ectyevyoj, 0evyw. 
 'f7re^dvd(3rjp, v. [transcendo,] to mount up from under, 'firetdvufids nobi 
 
 KcHTTiop. Theocr. 22. 197. Syn. 'fireicbvp. 
 'Y7re|avr\£w, et vireldtyvio, v. [exhaurio,] to exhaust. Kaicwr ydp^apri Kvfx i)7r- 
 
 e^avrXiov (ppevt. Ion 927. See also Apoll. 2. 985. Syn. 'Efcj'rXfw, dvarXrip, 
 
 ckkevou), V7rd(pep(t). 
 e Y7re^£pvo;, v. [subtraho,] to draw away from, to rescue. TiaTep' vfxov #7re£e/pvro 
 
 tyovoio. Apoll. 2. 1185. SYN. 'Y^atpEu), vTre£aip£<o, eKKXeVrw, vneKOwZoj, vttek' 
 
 (pepu). 
 * 'Y7r£p, poet. v7reJp, praep. [cum genitiv. super, pro, per, de ; cum accusativ, 
 
 ultra, trans, supra, praeter,] upon, for, by, from; beyond, above. KoV aladv 
 
 oveibXads, ovb' vnep aladv \ T. 5Q. See also Y. 227* 
 'Y7Tfpa, as, fj, subst. [funis quo antenna regitur,] the rope which manages the 
 
 sail-yard. 'Ev 6' virepas te KaXovs ts. irobas r*. e. 260. 
 'YTrepurjs, eds, 6 et >/, adj. [furiose flans,] blowing furiously. 'Y7Tfpo£t lads deXXrj. 
 
 A. 29?. 
 'YTTEpaihloixai, v. [valde revereor,] to respect greatly. Tw p) pXXr)v vnEpaibW, 
 
 Kovpr) ; Apoll. 3. 977. 
 *'Y^£pa/pw, v. [excedo,] to exceed. Mffi vKEpapas, p)d' vKoKa^as. Agam 
 
 J 59 ' 
 
 'fnEpdicovTiclv, v. [ultra jaculor,] to shoot beyond. 'YirEpaKovriZeis ov y 7/6)7. 
 
 Aves 362. SYN. 'Y7rep/3dXXto, vitEpE^jo, j/tfcdw, vnEpaipio, v7cepTraiu>, v7repT€ivu>, 
 
 V7T€pj3aiV(i). 
 
 'YnipaKplziiD, v. [supra culmum surgo,] to rise above the top. *H r&vhl bdficjv 
 
 vir£paKpi£ei. Eur. Suppl. 998. SYN.^A/cp/iSw, vne^acpiScjj vTrepre'XXw. 
 'Y7r£paXy£w, v. [valde doleo,] to grieve excessively. M»/ tX 7ra0/70', ws vvEpaX- 
 
 y£W. Med. 118. SYN. 'XirEpa^ddfxaiy v7repoTEVh>, virepTrddett). 
 f Y^-£paXy>)s, eos, 6 et 77, adj. [valde dolens,] grieving excessively. 7 ft* rdv virlp- 
 
 aXyfj ypXov vljxovad. Soph. Electr. 176. Syn. ^XvEpayQiis, j3dpvaXy^s t Xu- 
 
 7rr)pos. 
 'Y7T£paXXo^uat, et v7repTrrjbdio, v. [transilio,] to leap beyond or over. Xpavarj pv 
 
 t avXfjs vTTEpaXptov. E. 138. See also Theocr. 5. 108. Syn. 'forepflpwflrKw, 
 
 V7cep6c'p£<t), v7repfiali>(o. 
 r Y7T£paXXos, ov, 6 et )), adj. [supra alios, eximius,] above others, distinguished. 
 
 *Y7r£paXXd>> al^fjihv rd/uwv. Nem. 3. 57 » SYN. 'E^a/p£ros, e^d^os, vneipbyos, 
 
 ETrXaquos, 7rpo^)£peoT£^os, vnEpE^wv : 
 'rirEpdvaibeonai, v. [impudentia superor,] to be surpassed in impudence. 
 
 O'i/j.01 KdKdbaipov, v7rEpdvaibeaO)]<Td/j.ai. Equit. 1203. SYN. 'Avaibeia vxep- 
 
 fidXXw. 
 
YIIEP YHEP 869 
 
 'firepai>Te\\w, v. [supra exsurgo,] to rise up above. Nv^0cu dwvavTd bdfjtwv 
 
 vTTEpavTeWovTa. Apoll. 1.776. Syn. See 'XirepreXXio. 
 'X-TrepavrXos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [oppressus, ac pene submersus. Vid. Ltici?.n. Tom. 
 
 1. p. 108. 73. et Monk, in 1. infr. c] overwhelmed, and almost sunk. XdXeTro' 
 
 5' inripavrXos ovad. Hipp. 7^5. 
 'XTrepavwp, Dor. pro 'f^ipi'it'iop, q. V. 
 f f7repd7roKpivdfxai, v. [defendo, ut patronus,] to defend. 'XirEpdiroKpivri fiov ad- 
 
 <pQs, ffwcreis sue. Thesm. 186. SYN. J.vyrjyopEoj, ovvbXKEU) , virepbXKeio . 
 * 'rirepamos, ov, 6, P. N. [Hyperasius.] 'Aoreplos be icai 'Aficpiuv 'XnEpaaXov 
 
 vies. Apoll. 1. 176\ 
 'YiTEpavxoSy ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [jactabundus,] boasting. e fls b' vnepav^a fia^ovoXv 
 
 £7ri TrroXet. Sept. Theb. 479« Syn. 'XirepKonos, vrrepufdvos, fiEydXav^VS. 
 *X7r£pa^dr)s, vid. 'f-rceppapris. \ 
 
 'Xirepa-xPdfiai, v. [valde gravor,] to be very indignant. 'X7tEpd-)(ded, p]T E7rXXd- 
 
 Oov. Soph. Electr. 178. Syn. See 'XirEpaXyZoj. 
 f Y7repfialt>u), et vnepKaTafiaivu), v. [transgredior,] to go beyond or over, to trans- 
 gress. &d/uovs v-rrepfiaivovaa. Med. 383. See also N. 50. SYN. IIdpd/3a<Vw, 
 
 virEpaXXouai, V7r€p~e\euj, vKepep^d/uat, vTrep-rraiio, Trdpdjieifibfxai. 
 'XnepfiaXXio, v. [(1) super jacio, (2)supero,] to throw beyond or further, to 
 
 surpass. Ae£oud, /jn) aov yXwoo inrepfjaXy kolkoIs. Hipp. 928. SYN. 'Y7Tfjod- 
 
 KOVT&U), VTTEpE-^b), VTT€pj3aiVU), VlKdd), VTTEpCllpdf. 
 
 'fTrepfiapris, v-rrepaxOns, et V7repj3pid>)s, eos, 6 et ?/, adj. [praegravis,] overloaded, 
 overwhelming. TxdrjaX bai/uwv V7rep(3dpy)s e/u7rXTvwv. Agam. 1146. See also 
 Tbeocr. 11. 37. and Aj. Fl. 951. Syn. 'A^Oeivos, max^s. 
 
 'XtrepfidaXa, as, r/, subst. [vagatio ultra limites,] transgression, a surpassing. 
 'XirepfidoXq. KdrdffY,J?» Antig. 6*05. SYN. WdpaifidoXa, vjjpXs, dbXtcXa, nupos, 
 7rdpdrufJ.Xa. 
 
 'XirkpfidTos, ov, 6 et 7j, adj. [transcendens,] surpassing. Tab' karX, Kal T&vb* 
 
 vTT€p(3dT0JTEpd. Agam. 417* 
 'X-Kepfiib's, 1 ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [(1) viribus superans, (2) superbus,] surpassing in 
 
 strength, proud, insolent. "AfjfxXv vnepfiXov e^/3d\e daprros. Apoll. 1. 820. 
 
 SYN. See 'XTTEprjfdvos. 
 *X7repfidXdbriv, adv. [ultra modum,] immoderately. TiyvuxTKwv, /to) iriv olvov 
 
 virepftoXdbriv. Theogn. 484. SYN. AXuv, irlpiaaibs, dfjErpws. 
 'XTrepfidXt), ijs, ij, subst. [quod exsuperat,] an excessive height. "0<rm icdd* 
 
 virepfioXdv TO^evaas. CE. R. 1196. 
 'XnepPoXos, ov, 6, P. N. [Hyperbolus.] 'EKOiqaEu eh 'XTcepfiuXdv. Nub. 557. 
 f X7rep8dpEos, ov, 6 et */, adj. [Hyperboreus,] Hyperborean, northern. r i\fjds 
 
 'XnepfiopEuv Upbv ylvos. Apoll. 4. 6*14. Phr. De Hyperboreis. Vid. Pyth. 
 
 10. 57—69. et Spanhem. ad Callim. H. Del. 281. 
 'Xirepfipidtis, vid. 'Y7re/>/3dpj'/y. 
 f Y7repydc?o>ai, v. [clam facio,] to do privately. rioM' v7reipyuarai <pxXd. Med. 
 
 S67. SYN. KdrepyuZouai. 
 'Xwepyripws, w, et vTrepyrjpdi, dv, adj. [admodum senex,] very old. To 0' vnep- 
 
 y{]pwv, <pvXXdbos ijbr}. Agam. 78. 
 i 'Xirepbens, «Ss, 6 et //, adj. [major timore, intrepidus,] superior to fear, intre- 
 1 pid. Kat vTrepbEa 2, bFifjov fvopriis* P. 330. 
 
 'X7repbeibo), v. [limeo valde vel pro,] to fear excessively or for. Tis TeKvtav 
 
 \ vTrepbeboi-KE. Sept. Theb. 279* &YN. YltpXbeibti), vireptydfiiofjiat, virepbetfiaivto. 
 
 'XirepbtbtouX, f. bwaut, v. [do pro,] to give for. IldAtws Odvovcrd rijab'' vnepbudtj- 
 
 GETai. Eur. fr. Erecth. 1. 40. 
 'XirepbXicds, ov, 6 et >% adj. [admodum Justus,] exceedingly just. Td aKXrjpd yap 
 
 rot, Kav v7repbXK 7/, baKiet. Aj. Fl. 1 119. SYN. TlavbiKus, Z^inus. 
 * 'XTTEpbXKEM, v. [patrocinor,] to defend. YLCjs yap to tyeuyeiv rovb" virepbXKeis 
 
 Spa. Eumen. 655. Syn. '.fnipdtvnftlvSfMt, 
 
 ' 'Xirtp&os is also a P. N. in Sept. Theb. 
 
 2 'Xircptfa. is here put for {/TrepJeta, by syncope, as Homer uses nXta for n\Z£a. 
 
870 YI1EP rnEP 
 
 'Y-rrepbiiajs, adv. [justissime,] most justly. Td# av bXnaius i\v t vicepbiicm per 
 
 olv. Agam. 1367. SYN. 'E^Sikws, bXicaidrdrd. 
 'YnEpeid, as, rj, P. N. [Hyperia.] 'Ei/ evpv^opo) 'YTTEpEir}. $. 4. 
 'YTrspdxwy v. [subverto, succido,] to throw down, to fall under. Avtov yap 
 
 viciipXire (paibXjj.d yvld. ^¥.6^1. SYN. Kdrdtycpd/uai, KdrdiriiTTU). 
 'Ytt epelrjKovrZrrjs, ids, adj. [ultra sexaginta annos natus,] more than fjO years 
 
 old. 'AW ov)(i vvvl ras vTrepe^rjKOVTzrels. Eccl. 9J4>. 
 'XTTepeTraiveu}, v. [valde laudo,] to praise exceedingly. '6 fxev Xdfiwv apyvpXov 
 
 v-Ktplirrji'eaev. Eccles. 18(5. 
 'Yntpep-xpiJiaiy v. [supero,] to go beyond, to surpass. 'Y7repe\d6vrm' XZpo7s. 
 
 Olymp. 13. 20. 
 'Ynepe^dalpo), v. [vehementi odio babeo,] to hate bitterly. 'YivEpe^QaipeC Rtd 
 
 o(f>as eaib&v. Antig. 128. SYN. 'Y-KEpa^ddfiai, virepaXyeu). 
 f firepE%G), v. [(1) teneo super, (2) supero, (3) sustineo,] to hold or rise above 
 
 or over, to surpass, to support. "Ofjt^x vTrepo-yov Itvos. Phcen. 1399' Syn. 
 
 f Y7rejO0fpa>, diE^w, vTrepalpio, bid(j)£p<i), vtKdd), vitipdyu), v7rep(3aXXto, 7T£|0te^w, 
 
 virepftaivb). 
 'f7r€p£s<i), v. [vehementer ferveo,] to boil violently. t Yir€pc,£OvQ u vfyeXurEov. 
 
 Equit. 920. SYN. 'Avacleto, EKKVjJiaivio. 
 'Y7reprivdpea, as, fi, subst. [ferocia, virilitas,] high, manly spirit. "Os \i v-nlpy]- 
 
 voperi Ovecov dyZpaarov edrjice. Apoll. 3. 65. 
 'Y7repr]vdpE(i), v. [ferocio, superbio,] to be high-spirited. Tp&iov vTrepYivopiovTwv. 
 
 A. 176. SYN. 'Y7T£|O^0dr£W, vTre/o^po^ew. 
 ^YTiepijviopy 1 dpds, adj. [ferox, superbus,] of manly spirit ; proud. "Hbrj 5' AlrjTri 
 
 vxeprivopX. Apoll. 4. 212. SYN. ' > Ayr}vwp, v7repr}<j)dvos, aXicX/jos, eiupv^os. 
 *'Y7T£p?7(T/a, as, fj, P.N. [Hyperesia,] a city in Argolis. "Os p 'YTzZp^rririvb' 
 
 air evdaffdru. o. 254., 
 'YTTEprjcpdvEio, v. [superbio,] to be proud. Tavd' inrEprjtydvEOVTES 'ETreioi ykkKS* 
 
 yiTiovES. A. 693. SYN. 'YTtEprjvopEWy v7rep(pp6vE<D, KdrdtypovEio, fjiiyd (ppovZu), 
 
 dXaCovevofxat, dyaXXo/Jiat. 
 r Y7T£(0^dj/os, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [superbus,] gallant, proud, insolent. 'YTrepij-ipdvov 
 
 Blots tois ndpos e.v-beiKwoXi'. P. V. 411. SYN. 'YirepfiXos, v7r£pi)viop, dyZpio^os, 
 
 VTTEpavyos , v-rrcpftidXds, dyavos, vireptypuv, vTcepQvfxbs, XiirEpoirXos . 
 "Y-KEpBl, et vTrepBlv, adv. et preep. [supra,] above. ^loyQwv ovk dXXos vitepBtv. 
 
 Med. 650. SYN. 'EfywepdEv, dvia, dvodEP. 
 'YwepdEU), v. [prastercurro,] to outrun. TvxV & Virepdel. Androm. 194. Syn. 
 
 See 'YirEprpEyw. 
 'Y7r€p8y)]ffKb), v. [morior pro aliquo,] to die for one. Mrjrpbs Aey^wv os virepQv^ 
 
 gkeis. Androm. 498. 
 'YTvepBopZu, et vnodp&cKu, v. [super exsilio,] to leap over, to hover over. Our' 
 
 dp v7repQdpeeip oyZbdv. M. 53. See also Hec. 811. -SYN. 'YirEpaWdf-iai^ 
 
 virepTeWh). 
 'Ynepdvuos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [valde animosus,] spirited. YIds vwepSv/jovs. M. 
 
 128. SYN. M£yd\6\pv)(ds , yev velds, Trpddvfxvs, vTrlprj^dvos, evdv/iivs, Qvjjloj- 
 
 brjs. 
 'Y7repduji((t}s, adv. [animose, iracunde,] spiritedly, angrily. OuS' vnepdv/jiios 
 
 dyav. Eumen. 827« Syn. JJepXdvfKos, ev-oX/juvs. 
 'YnepdvpXdv, ov, rb, subst. [limen superius superliminare,] the transom over the 
 
 door. 'ApyvpZov & Z(f virepdvpXov. 77. 90. 
 'YTTEpXrjixX, v. [ulterius mitto,] to overshoot. OvS' vitEprjaei. 6. 199* 
 'YirlpiKTaivvfjiai, v. [subsulto pras laetitia,] to leap for joy. Xloc5es 5' v-KEpiKTai- 
 
 vovtq. \p. 3. 
 'Y7rZplirrd/j.ai, v7r€p7ru)Tdd/Aai, et inrEpTTETOfiat, V. [supervolo,] to fly over. r Q/idv 
 
 ETreypaxbew to & v7rep7rrdro. x* 280. See also Theocr. 15. 120. 
 'Y7T£piardfxat, et vTrepoTaTEU), v. [tueor,] to defend. "As <[>XXds ovtis dn)p vnep- 
 
 1 Yircpfivup is a P. N. in Homer, P. 24. 
 
YllEP TIIEP 871 
 
 IotutclX. Soph. Electr. 188. See also iEscb. Suppl. 347. *SYN. Upotffrdfiae, 
 
 fidrjdew, dfivvu), E7rapKEU). 
 'YTrepia-wp, 6p6s, adj. [supra modum sciens,] knowing above measure. Kayo* 
 
 roiib' 'Lorwp, v7rtpi(TT(j)p. Soph. Electr. 850. Syn. 'Xirepootyos. 
 'firEptdvibrjs, ov, b, patroayrn. [Hyperione satus, Epith. Solis,] the son of Hy- 
 perion, the Sun. Kiptcrj cV 'HeXXov Gvydrrjp'fnepwrlSad. Hes. Theog. 1011. 
 *'Yirepi(7)(io, v. [porrigo,] to stretch over or forth. *Qs fcivois Xtcerrjvi re x e ^P' 
 
 vTrepiaxei. Apoll. 3. 985. 
 'fvZpiwv, 6v6s, b, P.N. [(1) Hyperion, pater Solis; (2) Sol et ipse. Vid. 
 
 Damm. Etym. et Real, in v.] (1) Hyperion the father of the Sun, (2) the Sun. 
 
 Teivad\ virobfi7)de~ta 'XirZpidvbs ev ^tkdrrjrl. Hes. Theog. 374. 
 'XnepKcifivM, v. [valde, vcl pro aliquo laboro,] to labor or be distressed greatly 
 
 or for. Movos av toXews rJ/acV v-epKa/uvets, fxdvds, Bacch. 951. SYN. Tlpu- 
 
 KctfAvw, V7rep7rdveu>, virepyd^ofiai. 
 e Y7repKard/3caVw, vid. 'T7repj3ali/(o. 
 'YTrepKonds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [nimis jactabundus,] too boastful. ToXavr dXvwv 
 
 Ttils virepKoirois adyals. Sept. Theb. 387. SYN. See 'YirEpavyos, and 'AXde?wi>. 
 'YnepKOTtios, adv. [supra modum,] extravagantly. 01 5' vTvepKdirtas. Choeph. 130. 
 
 SYN. 'Y7rept](f)dv(t)s, vTrepjjerpws. 
 'Y-rrepKopliOy v. [exsaturo,] to oversatiate. Ovte yap av liXovrov Qvjxov vnepno- 
 
 plaais. Tlieogn. 1154. 
 'XTrepK^eficLvvv^X, f. dauy, et vTrEpKpEjidfj.nl, v. [suspendeo,] to hang over. Tdv 
 
 ol -nd-iip vttepKpEfjid-aE. Olymp. 1.89. See also Theogn. 1016. Syn. 'Am- 
 
 KpEfxdd). 
 
 'XmpKTa&fiat, v. [abunde possideo,] to possess abundantly. HoXv yap rX rarav 
 
 v7TEpeKT)]rj(j). Soph. Electr. 217- SYN. Y\pooKTa6ji.ai. 
 'Yirepuvhas, avros, adj. [summa gloria iusignis,] most glorious. "(Is Kev TpuiZs 
 
 vicepKvbavTds'Ayjuovs. A. 66. SYN. 'XirepXafiirpos. 
 'f7repXa/jL7rpus, ov, b et //, adj. [valde splendidus,] excessively splendid. 'fTrep- 
 
 -Xctfnrpois dw'icnv Kd-lyei. Nub. 5/2. SYN. TldXv(f)eyyi)s, Trpotydvris. 
 'Xnepptaiud/uai, v. [supra modum insanio,] to be outrageously mad. 'Y7T£|0£yud- 
 
 vr\aav, KavopTiaav cdipurdrdv. Ran. 776. SYN. 'EKjiaivofiat. 
 'XwepjjidyEb), v. [pro aliquo pugno,] to fight for. TovcV inrepjidxe^s epoi ', Aj. Fl. 
 
 1346. Syn. Ylpd^d-yjcu), fiuriOtio, ihreplerrafiati 
 fxippeyat, /utydXr}, fiEyd, adj. [praemagnus,] immensely great. 7 il vvv /jev 
 
 ovbets, avpXov b' vrrepfiEyds. Equit. 158. SYN. YIeXwpXos, jueyioros, uottetos. 
 'YirepfjiEvho, v. [viribus praepolleo,] to be mighty. "AvbpZs v7r€pfih>E0VTES etti- ' 
 
 vdv. t. 6 c l. SYN. 'Xttepe^, virEptoyyio, tiriKpdrhd. 
 'Y7repfXEPr)s t eos, b et ?;, adj. [viribus praepolleus,] mighty. Kcu vTtepjXEVEiDv etiX- 
 
 Kovpiov. P. 362. SYN. 'f-n-eiuoxos, fXEydXoadEvrjs. 
 'Y7repfj.£Tp(os, adv. [supra modum,] immoderately. YiyvwoKE TavOpwrreid, prjb' 
 
 vTreppLETpios. Eur. fr. In. 21. SyN. 'A/JETpws, v7repftvXdbr]v, aKparios. 
 * 'Tirtpfiifxrjs, eos, b et ?/, adj. [praelongus,] exceedingly long. Kcu vvv tovs 
 
 v7repfxriK€is bpofjiovs. P. V. 6ll. SYN. Mcupordros. 
 *'XTr€pHini(jTpa, as, //, P. N. [Hypermnestra,] one of the fifty daughters of 
 
 DauaUs. Ov ft 'Y7rep/j,v)]OTpu TrdplirXdy^h Nem. 10. 10. ,PHR. Mo*o;/^c/>of 
 
 ei> koXe^ Kdrao"xov°<i &<pos. 
 'XirEppLupos, ov, b et ?/, adj. [prrcler fatum,] premature. "EvOd kcu :'Apyeioi<rXv 
 
 V7rip/jdpd. B. 155. 
 'i'TreppoEoj, v. [insuper cogito,] to consider besides. $>pdvu>. b. tX bf/d' vn-epruels; 
 
 CE. C. 1741. SYN. 'Etti j/o£W. 
 *Y7rfpo7rXrjeardros, vid. 'T-nEpoirXb's. 
 'YiTEpoirXia, as,y, subst. [superbia,] pride, insolence. T H t s vitEpo-nXiriaX. A. 205. 
 
 SYN. 'XnlprivopEa, dXa£oveia. 
 'Y7repo7rXi£d/uai, v. [vi et armis supero. Vid. Damm.] to overcome by force of 
 
 arms. Ovk dv rls /uXv dvrip VTripoTcXiaaand. p. 268. SYN. N<rcUtf. 
 T7rf|307r\cJs, ov t b et >/, superl. oTdrGs, et Tjecrrdrtfs, adj. [superbus, insolens,] 
 
■872 YIIEP YIIEP 
 
 proud, insolent. 'Ayddos trip ewp virEpoirXftp ecnrlv. O. 185. See also Apoll. 
 
 2. 4. SYN. See ^YirEpi^dvos, 
 *Yirep6irTY}s t etvrcepo'KT6s i ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [contemtuosus, insolens,] contemp- 
 tuous, insolent. Yipos iravTa 7rd\iy kotos, i]b' vTTEporrTrjs. Tlieocr. 22. 58. See 
 
 also CE. R. 883. SYN. 'XirEpqtydi'ds, vfipiorris. 
 'Ynepoppiohiut, v. [timeo vakle vel pro aliquo,] to fear greatly or for. i "68' ?y te- 
 
 Kovaa, yynepoppvhovG ifiov. Eur. Suppl. 354, SYN. See T7repSe/5w. 
 "Y7rfpos, ov, 6, subst. [pistillum,] a pestle, "y-itepov be TpXmiyyp. Hes. Op. 
 
 421. 
 * 'f-rrepoxos, vid. 'fnelpoxos. 
 T Y7rep7rd£J£w, v. [valde commoveorj to be excessively affected. 'YnepTrdQ^aaa'. 
 
 Phoen. 1470. SYN. See'rirepaXyeu). 
 '*Xirep7raito, v. [supergredior,] to exceed. YloXv & virepneTraiKev civ, Eccles. 
 
 1 1 10. SYN. See 'fic<fpfiuim< 
 "*Y^ep7r£Xo/iat, v. [emineo,] to surpass. "AXXw*> virEpe7rXeTd elp dXX vijvvjp 
 
 Apoll. 4. 16*37. SYN. See 'YTrtpex^. 
 'X7rep7rr}bd(o, vid. f Y7T£paXXd/uai. 
 'firepTrtKpos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [valde amarus,] excessively bitter. T6v nXfcpuis 
 
 VTrepirlKpov. P. V. 980. 
 *Y7rep7rX^0w, v. [minis repleo,] to glut. "YjopXs, i)p 7roXXwv vTrepnXijodrj [idrap. 
 
 (E. R. 874. 
 'Y7rep7rXoi;r£w, v. [divitiis abundo,] to be excessively rich. Qvtws vTrepirkovTeiv. 
 
 Piut. 354. SYN. ZcnrXovTEU), ev7rop£u>. 
 ^YTcepirXovTos, ov, 6 et */, adj. [praedives,] excessively rich. Tfjs vTrepirXovTov 
 
 yXXbfjs. P. V. 475. SYN. TioXvKTedi ds, noXvoXfids, TroXv^pv^os, c?<x7rXoi/ros. 
 e Y7rep7rd^£w, v. [nimio labore me exerceo,] to labor too much for. 'Eirel tcdXop 
 
 fuot rovf virepnovovfiEvtD. Aj. Fl. 13.10. SYN. iTtepKafivia, v7repya8ofiai, 
 ^YirepTrovTlbs, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [transmarinus,] over the sea. Ooir^s 6' vTcepirovTibs, 
 
 ep r. Anti£. 785. 
 'TCTrepTrvrnraZu, v. [demulceo poppysmate,] to soothe with patting* 'r-nEpEirvir- 
 
 tra£6v te fiE. Equit. 677, 
 'YirepTrvppXaio, v. [supra modum rufus sum,] to be exceedingly red. *6bl bl 
 
 beiaas viTEp£7TvppiaaE fxov. Ran. 311. 
 ^Xirepobtyos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [valde sapiens,] excessively wise. Top QpbvXjjidp 
 
 dvbpd top vTrepad(f)dp. Acharn. 970. SYN. 'Y7T£p/orwp. 
 "iCTreparaTEii), vid. 'YTrfptordjuat. 
 'XTrepdTEVh), v. [valde vel pro aliquo gemo,] to groan deeply or for. Hwp i/7rep- 
 
 &TEPO) 7topu)p. P. V. 66. Syn. See 'Y7r£paX7£w. 
 'YirepraTos, vid. 'XTrepTEpos. 
 *Y7repreo'w, v. [supra extendo,] to stretch beyond or over. YopyGxf V7reprei- 
 
 vovod <tov tcdpa kvkXop. Eur. Electr. 1255. SYN. 'EtCTeipto, V7rep(3aip(d, 
 'Y7repreX£o;, v. [supero,] to surpass. Mrjr ovp vlaptip riv VTrepTEXlaai, Agam. 
 
 350. SYN. See 'fTrepfiatpio. 
 *Y7repr£X))s, eos, 6 et >/, adj. [qui superat,] surpassing. Nuv S' ipuK dQXup T&vb' 
 
 v7T€pTE\r)s £<pv. Trach. 36. 
 'YTrepreXXw, v. [exorior,] to rise above. Kopvfijs v7repTeXXovTd beifiaivup Trlrpop. 
 
 Orest. 6. SYN. 'Ai'dreXXw, v-KEply^, inrepfiaipu). 
 'fTrepTEpta, as, ?/, subst. [contabulatio currus,] the upper part of a carriage. 
 
 TLvkvkXop, v7repTtpXr) dpdpvlap. <£,. 70. 
 'YTrepTEpos, superl. v-rreprdTos, et inrEpuirdTos, 77, ov, adj. [(l) superior, (2) surn- 
 
 mus,] higher, highest. Et TabtK eorcu Tfjs bXt-qs vireprEpd. Eur. Electr. 584, 
 
 SYN. I^dBvirepTEpos, icpeiaawp, dp&TEpds, KpaTiorbs, dvwTaTds. 
 'fireprXdrifxX, v. [super pono,] to place over, to assign. UuptX fiep Slop airXop } 
 
 v7reprXd£/jEP. Pyth. 5. 33. SYN. 'Y7T£pa/pw, 7rpdTXdr)fJiX, TrpoKpivu). 
 'fTrepTtfxdo), v. [supra alios honore adficio,] to honor exceedingly. Ilortpoy 
 
 vnepTtfJiCjPTEs uts evepyETriP. Antig. 284. Sy N. Mfyd rijj.db> f 7rpdrt/uda;. 
 
TI1EP YriEY 873 
 
 ' fir epro\ fids, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [audacissimus,] very daring. 'AW vn-epToXudv 
 
 avb-pds. Choeph. 585. SYN. YldparoXfids. 
 'XTreprdvds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [ultra modum tentus,] overstrained. BoAafymt y 
 
 dpd rav vireprdvov fidav. Nub. 1 154. 
 'YirepTo&voXuds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [qui sagitta superari potest,] which may be shot 
 
 beyond or surpassed. Miatrp' eXe&s oi>x vTrepro^evaXudv. iEsch. Suppl. 482. 
 
 SYX.'fTrepfiXrjrds. 
 'YirepTpe-xo), 2 aor. ebpa.fj.dv, v. [supercurro,] to run over or beyond, to exceed. 
 
 MXdv VTT€pbpdfie~iv x^«» Helen. 1523. SYN. 'Y7rep0e(o, V7r€p7rr}bd(v, vitepfialvto, 
 
 tiirepiyu) . 
 'YirepvQpla^o), f. a<ro;, V. [erubesco,] to blush. 'XTTtjpvdpXdae, x>J TLdvanet fore- 
 
 trrpd<f>r]. Plut. 702. SYN. 'EpvdpXdw. 
 'fneptydrds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [emineuter celebratus,] highly celebrated. f Y7rep- 
 
 (pdrdv avbpd uop(pa. Olymp. 9. 98. SYN. UoXvcpdrds, evKXbjs. 
 'rTcep<f>epu>, v. [praesto,] to excel. KdAAet # vTrepcpepovadv. Hec. 26S. Syn. 
 
 See 'Y7r€pj3a.XXd} and 'Y7r£p£Y. w « 
 *f7rep(p€v, adv. [supra modum,] excessively. Oepets viripfev rets ti>x as ' Here. 
 
 F. 1312. 
 T Y7rep(j)XdXds, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [fcedifragus, insolens,] violating treaties, insolent. 
 
 MdXd 6' eicXv virepifidXat Kara bf)fidv. c?. 274. Sy S/'Aarrovbds, ddids, abends, 
 
 v'-XE.pticpdrds, VTrepoTrrrjs. 
 * 'fjrep(pXdX(i)s, adv. [immodice,] immoderately. M)? ?roi/ 71s virepfyXdXws ve^ii- 
 
 ff{i(T V . N. 293. 
 'XneptyXXeu, v. [supra modum amo,] to love exceedingly. 'AW lytoy vneptyXXw. 
 
 Plut. 1072. 
 'fTrepQdfiio/jiai, v. [nimium timeo,] to be too much alarmed. Mrjb % dyav vTeptyd- 
 
 fiov. Sept. Theb. 224. SYN. See 'YTrepbeibui. 
 'Xireptypoveu), v. [(I) insolesco, (2) contemno,] to be insolent, to despise. 'TTrep- 
 
 fftpdvyjeras rbv qdpovTa bai/j,drd. Pers. 830. SYN. KdrafpdvZh), aTiuac!<o t vnep- 
 
 T)<pdfE0J. 
 
 'Ynepcppiov , dvds, adj. [(I) superbus, (2) magnanimus,] proud, gallant. Yloiov 
 Ketcpayds avbpds <3S' vneptypovd ; Aj. Fl. 1236. SYN. 'Yirepyfdpds, dyr'ivup, 
 v7TEpt]v(t)p, ueydXotypiov, jJ-Eyd <ppdvwu, v-rrepfiXos. 
 
 T Y7rep^v^s, ids, 6 et rj, adj. [naturae modum excedens,] supernatural, extraordi- 
 nary. "6-)(Xds v7T€p(f>v))s daos. Plut. 750. SYN. 'Yrreipdxds, virepicubas, dya- 
 ards. 
 
 *Y7rep0i)ws, adv. [mirum in modum,] wonderfully. Ov ydp aW Vweptyvios. Ec- 
 cles. 386. SYN. T7rep0ei/, i)-~€puETpujs, exTrayXws. 
 
 'Yrrepxalpw, v. [summopere laetor,] to be exceedingly delighted. Hvpois vnep- 
 \aipovaa. Med. 1162. 
 
 'YnepxXXbdoj, v. [insolentia vel deliciis modum supero,] to be excessively in- 
 solent or luxurious. Kelvotb' v7repxXibioi'TES ec yXwaarjs KaKrjs. Trach.281. 
 SYN. ^Afipui'ouut, vn-epfpovEU), XmEprpvydu). 
 , 'fTrepxpXdu, v. [vehementer irascor,] to be very angry. 'Yn-epx^Xio ydp. Ly- 
 sistr. 693. SYN. 'YTTEpaxOduai, viripopyiZduai. 
 
 'Yirepxppai, v. [(l) subeo ; (2) circumvenio; (3) obsequiose colo,] to enter iuto, 
 to circumvent, to impose upon, to cringe to. Ov yap tXs oIktos c)js a* vwep- 
 X^rai (pvyfjs. Hipp. 1092. SYN."Y7reiju£, elaepxdaat, virorpix^, dirdrdw, KoXd- 
 Kevu). 
 
 'YTTEpwa, as, >/, subst. [palatum,] the palate, 'i nip^v 5' ovk tbXijvi. X. 495. 
 
 'Yirepuslu), vid. 'lTro^wptw. 
 
 'YirlpwXdv, contr. vTrlpwdv, ov, et antiq. ddly, to, subst. [ccenaculum,] a supper 
 
 ! or upper room. 'YTreputld oiydXdcvrd. tt. 449. See also II. IS !. 
 
 'YTTipturdrds, vi(i. 'YTtE.p~E.pds. 
 
 Yirevbids, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [tranquillus,] tranquil. KiaetOiy vxevbid frelffpdr 
 iXvodf. Apoll. 4. 1731. Syn. See EvbXds. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 5 S 
 
874 YIIEY YIINft 
 
 'r-irevQvyos, 1 ov, 6 et f\, adj. [rafioni reddendee obnoxius,] responsible. Ylapa 
 
 tG>v Xnrevdvvwv E^ovrd xp^«ra. ^Vesp. 102. SyN. 'XirdbXxds. 
 'Xirevvdio, v. [congredior,] to sleep with. Telvaff v7revvrjde7<^ 'Xirepldvi. Hes. 
 
 TJieog. 374. Syn. See Evva£&>. 
 'T7rexw, 2 aor. iayov, v « [subeo, submitto,] to undergo, submit, afford. \Xktjv 
 
 vnoayis a'ifjidros fj.r]rpoKr6vov. Orest. i666. SYN. 'XitorXQrifxX, areata, dvarXripX, 
 
 vfpiordfjiai, bxbwjuu. , 
 'XTrrjEpXds, a, ov, adj. [subobscurus,] gloomy, KeJro & vTtrjEpXov Oelrjv YleXo-rrrfX- 
 
 hdya'tdv. Apoll. 4. 1577. 
 Yirriicdds, et'firaKovos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [monger,] obedient to. 'XniiKoov rt'ivb', 
 
 aXX' sXevdepav e^w. Heracl. 288. See also Apoll. 4. 1381. Syn. Karroos, 
 
 iretdrjvXos, virovpyos. 
 * 'Yttyuxvu), perf. >ifivKa, u Attic. ififipvKa, etinterserto v ad roborandani vocem, 
 
 eixvTiiivKa" Damm. v. [sum demisso capite,] to bang down the head. Yluvrd 
 
 & vTtefxvrjfjivKe, X. 491. SYN. 'EttXkXIvio, KarafiaXXofiai. 
 'r7rr)V£/j.tds, o, ov, adj. [(1) ventosus, (2) inanis,] windy, empty. 'XTrrjVEfxXoi <po- 
 
 peovrai. Theocr. 5. 115. Syn. 'Hrejuoets. 
 'fin'ivefids, ov, et fj, adj. [vento non expositus,] under or sheltered from the 
 
 wind, calm. Ka0j//i£0' cu-pwv he ndyiov inrfive/jot. Antig. 41 1. 
 'firyvrj, rjs, rj, subst. [barba,] a beard, 'Efudv S' eitvKa&v vnijvav. Theocr. 20, 
 
 21. SYN. Yevewv, 7rojyiov. EPITH. fypicroovod, XdfrXa, aXdyiov, Xayvr). 
 'firrjvrjTTjs, ov, 6, adj. [barbatus,] -having a beard. Upwrov vtrrji'tirrj. ts, 279- 
 'Xnrjolds, et vTr'rjwds, a, ov, adj. [matutinus,] morning. Urifii) virrjoh). p. 25. 
 
 See also Apoll.' 4. 841. Syn. See 'EudXvds. 
 'fTrrjpeaia, as, 1), et ' X it riper r}}ia, tiros, rb, subst. [ministerium,] service. XvTrrjpe- 
 
 &iav anoheileiv. Vesp. 600. See also Soph. Electr. 1358. Syn. 'fwovyta, 
 
 Oepcnreiu. 
 'X7rr)pereu), et Xnrovpyhj) , v. [ministro,] to serve, to minister to. 'AM epydv i]br) \ 
 
 obv TaXoi(f vTrriptreiv. Phiioct. l6. See also Phiioct, 144. SYN. (depanevb), 
 
 hlaKovtu) , htoiKEix), j3dy]deu), bovXevu). 
 'XnripETrjs, ov, 6, et vir-qperXs, Xbds, f}, subst. [minister,] a servant, an assistant. 
 
 riavcrai' bxbov be %e7p' vrcriplTrf (f)XXf. Here. F. 1391. See also Iph. A. 322. 
 
 SYN. 'Xrrovpyds, biatcovos, ETrXrpdiros, dscoXovdos, bovXos. 
 'XnriyEU), v. [subter sono,] to sound beneath. "Eppiffi b b aibrjv, ha® vTrri^crat 
 
 XQova. Eur. Suppl. 720. SYN.'Y7ro/3,0£^w. 
 'XirtXXw, v. [claudoj to shut. See in Alovroxovs. Syn. KXelw, avyKXelw, 
 
 (TvareXXa), KaQeipyto. 
 f X7no"xvEofAai, et v<ilcr)(ofj.ctt, V. [polliceor,] to promise. M?) /.<o< rovriav f.iijbEV 
 
 vtciayvov. Eur. fr. Hipp. 1. See also Y. 209- SYN. 'X^tard/uat, vTrdbtxo/dai, 
 
 E7rayy$XXdfjia.i, eyyvdio. 
 ^Y-Kvobor-qs, ov, 6, et virvohbrEtpd, as, 1), adj. [somnifer,] sleep-giving. ^irrvbd- 
 
 rav vo\xov. P. V. 593. See also Orest. 175. 
 "Y7TVOS, ov. 0, subst. [somnus,] sleep. ? il QXXdr vttvov deXyrjrpdv. Orest. 205. 
 
 EpITH. 'A7re//)wv, aTn'jfua))', yXvKvs, ijbvjjids, ijbus, XXdpos, vriyperds, Travvvyos, 
 
 vcrruros, ^aX/clos, a/j(3pdaXds, yXvKtpos, yXvuvs, XvGXfj,EX)s, fiEXXijb))s, fUEXfypiov, 
 
 Trarbdfj.dTojp, (Ty^rXids, 7roXvs, (jlciXclkos, vi]Xi)s, OdXtpos, XvoXjjeX})$, fidOvs, XolyXus, 
 
 irpoios. PlIR."Ava£ Travrtav te Qeojv, irdvriav r avdptliTTU))' — vttvov tuofxd Kara- 
 
 ypopilvov. See also Phiioct. 827 — 833. 
 "Yttvou), vitvoju), et vTTvwaffio, v. [(l) doimio, (2) somniun adfero,] to sleep, to 
 
 bring on sleep. Ti)va~if:ds eo-6' virviov, dvev \ptoXas, fidvas. Lysistr. 143. See 
 
 also e. 48. et Orest. 173. SYN. 'Afvrrvdu), KdOevbut, evbio, Koifidufxai. 
 *'*Y7rvu)br]s, tos, adj. [somniculosus,] sleepy. Bocire, jji) rdv ev bXavovrd v-mut 
 
 §ed. Here. F. 1042. Syn.Tttj^Xos, vvardXios. 
 "YVrfc&jffto, vid/Y7rrow. 
 
 1 Ou the quantify of tlie penult, of 'Tnevdwos, see the note on tlie word Evdiprj. 
 
 1 
 
rno mo* 875 
 
 * 'Y7r«5, et poet. %7ral, preep. [cum genitfo. a, pras, sub, propter ; cum dativ. 
 
 sub, per, a; cum accusativ. sub, ad,] from, before, by; under, to, near. 
 
 Neprepav viro x##ra. Alcest. 47. See also I\ 217. 
 T7ro/3aXXw, et Mo\. i//3/3aAXw, v. [(i) suppouo, (2) suggero,] to place under, to 
 
 substitute, to suggest. 'YTrd/SdXe nXevpais nXevpa. Orest. 217. See also T. 
 
 8. oYN. 'X7rvTt9r}/nlyVTrd7r€/uiirw 9 v<pX~r)fxt t Treidu), bXaXeyojuiai. 
 'Y7ro/3X£7rw, v. [(1) subadspicio, (2) suspicor, (3) contemno,] to look under 
 
 or sternly, to suspect, to despise. 'XTrofiXeTTova fyids. Thesm. 39$. Syn. 
 
 Y^opdw, vTTOTTTevo), inrdvoEb}, 7rdpa/3\l7rw. 
 '•fao/SXg&ifir, ,J dv. [intcrpellando sermonem alterius,] abruptly. T6v b' ap' 
 
 vKofdXiibrjv I'lfieiperu. A. 292. 
 Y7ro/3X7?ros, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [subdititius, subdolus,] suborned, subtle, false. 
 
 Ovbeis epel tto$\ <bs vTrojSXrjnjy Xoyoy. Aj. Fl. 48 2. SYN. HeVXacrjuej 'ds, \pev- 
 
 bfc. 
 'Y7ro/3pe^w, v. [freino sub,] to roar beneath. "Axbds tiirofipifiet pvx os 7« s * P» V. 
 
 442. SYN. Tttj?)/^. 
 'f-rrofipiixa-i adv. [sub aqua,] under water. Tov 6' dp' v7ro/3pi$xa ^O*"* wtfXvv 
 
 -Xpuvov. e. 3ip. 
 'XTrofipvyXos, a, oV,aHj. [(1) deraersus, (2)fremens,] (1) sunk, (2) roaring. 7 PI*,e> 
 
 j>7rofipuxir)v. 'Apoll. 4. 1757. SYN. (2)BpH)(itis f fJVK^jnerds. 
 'Yir&yaorpidv, ov, 70, subst. [abdomen,] the under belly, 'X7rdyd(TTpXov yayit)- 
 
 [xiv 'HXtaoriKOv. Vesp. \Q5. 
 'XTroyXavcrcto, et Ion. imp. vTroyXavaraeaudv, v. [splendorem emitto,] to glisten. 
 
 Aeij/ov viroyXavcaoi'Ta. Call. 3. 54. See also Mosch. 2. 86". Syn. 'Xird- 
 
 Xa/X7ra>, &7roariXfi(o. 
 'X7royXvKuivio, v. [subdulce reddo,] to sweeten. 'Tto&ykVKulpwv prjfxariois /m- 
 
 yeiplKois. Equit. 21 6. 
 'X7royi'c(fjTr7(o, vid. 'Xwotcauirm, 
 , 'X-Troypatyebs, ews, 6, subst. ^amanuensis,] a notary. "Ottws yevayfiai cot <I>dWfc 
 
 vndypcKpevs biKoJy. Equit. 1256. SYN. 'Y^oypayuyudrkos. 
 I 'Y7roypdtf»), ys, ?/, sub^t. [" imago quae iinprimendo efficitur." Doctiss. Blomf. 
 I Gloss.] a print. Yh-cpvai, izvovtw 0' v7cuypa(f>ut, /utrpoi^uti'cu. Choeph. 
 
 'Y7roypd0w, f. xpio, v. [intcnto crimen,] to bring a charge. TLln, et rl naivdv 
 
 V7rdypa<f>ei t$ 7<£ (ita. Here. F. 1009« 
 'Xicobaixvapai, et v7roc^da>, v. [subjugo,] to subdue. EtVe' fiot, ye ticwv vno- 
 
 baj.iva.crai. tt. $5. See also Horn. Hym. \6. 4. Syn. Adyudw, yeiptiw, uiro- 
 
 KTeivit), KaTubovXoii). 
 , 'X-Kobelbio, v. [metuo, vereor,] to fear, to reverence. 'AvaKT&s XnrobbeinavTts 
 
 o/uoyXijy. ft. 265. SYN. 'XTronTiiaob), Se/5w, beibiaaufiaiy evXafiedfJ.ai, vTrorptw, 
 
 vnorpofjeu), vTrdbetXTuu). 
 XnobeiKVVfiX, f. beifa, v. [ostendo,] to show. Aa/uvpovs b£ yavwv Hn-ebei^v 
 
 tibovTas. Theocr. 25. 234. Syn. AWtfvvjrf, avahetwvp?, virvrXOifxai. 
 X-Kobefyr), rjs, //, subst. [copia ad excipiendos hospites,] provision for the enter- 
 tainment of a guest. ITdffd roi eafi' vvobetyr], irtiXfyttrol b' avaoaeis. I. 73. SYN. 
 
 'X-KuboxYli vnobe'^r}. 
 
 XTcdbi-xppai, v. [( 1) excipio, (2) suscipio,] to receive, to undertake. Tor ^elvdv 
 
 tyojv vTTdbe£dfj.ai otKfO. 2. 5^. SYN. 'AmS^opi, ^£f/5w, t/7rtcr^»'£d/iat, dva- 
 
 Xafjftavufiai. 
 ^YTrubeufiat, v. [subligo,] to tie underneath. 'Xirube'iadi b' wx t&\iOTa\ ras Ad- 
 i K&n'tuis. Eccles. 26\9. 
 
 r7ro^Xow, v. [occulte declaro,] to declare secretly. Sq/ietdp v-rrebliXwrri JJep- 
 
 orevs eicbpufAuv. Thesm. 1020. SYN. 'Xwubekw/Jil, inrutyaivio, andbeUfUfil, 
 
 bi]Xu(o. 
 
 ( , 7rubr]fia f arvs, to, subst. [calceamentum,] a shoe, a sandal. 'Y7ro5;^drw>' be~t. 
 
 Thesm. 262. Syn. EvfiapU, nibiXdv, uppvXr]. 
 
 i 
 
87c rnoA rnoK 
 
 firdbiKds, ov, 6 et t), adj. [reus,] amenable to justice. 'firbbUos BeXet ytvieBat 
 Xtp&v. Eumen, 260. SYN. 'YTrevdvyos, i/7ra£r<toV, ivtixps. 
 fTrdSivlio, v. [verso,] to whirl about. 'H 6' vTTdbtvrjdeloa. Call. 4. 79« Syn. 
 
 'Yiroaeto), ijwoarpetyio. 
 Yiro&fji&s, wds, et v7rQbpr](TTrjp, rjpds, 6, subst. [subservus,] an under servant, a 
 
 minister. Udcretbaiorvs inrobfAws. b. 386. See also o. 329. Syn. Ajuws, Soy- 
 Acs, VTToyeipios. 
 YnobdaXs, sws, f], subst. [successio,] succession. A^fr v7ro§oertP rl yuoxQwv. 
 
 Eumen. 508. Syn. kXaboxn- 
 Yirdbox?), vs, fj, subst. [(l)exceptio; (2) convivium,] reception, entertainment. 
 
 "Ejuuiv tyXXaioXv t>7robd)(a~is bo^nav. Iph. A. 1229« SYN. s A7roSoyj7, v7ro§e£ia. 
 fnobpa, adv. [torve,] sternly. Tov 6' dp' Vnobpa Xbtibv. B. 245. Syn. Aeaws, 
 
 ravpr\bbv. 
 Ynobpato, etv7robprio0<o, v. [famulor,] to wait upon. 01 afyXv VnobpojuaXv. o. 332. 
 
 See also Apoll. 3. 274. SYN. 'Y7rr)pET£fo, DTrovpyeoj, bovXevu), ffyrevw. 
 l?7robpr)cm)p, vid. 'Ytto^ws. 
 rTTobpo/xos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [currens sub,] running or rolling under, "l^vovs 
 
 vTrdbpdfxoy, kHoXop euros cunrXbos. Phcen. 1406. 
 Ynobpoaos, ov, 6 et ?), adj. [spbroscidus,] dewy. Aeifxwvts rs tpepovaty virS- 
 
 baoX. Theocr. 25. l6. SYN. Apbabeis, bpbvepbsfbpbai/jtbs. 
 'fndbvfxt, et vTrbbvofiai, v. [(1) subeo, (2) induo sub,] to enter, to go under. 
 
 Tdv fisv eireid' vnobvvTe. bvio. 0. 332. See also Eumen. 845. Syn. Elabvvto, 
 
 vrcep^ofiai, virbfiaivts), vir €K_bv bfiai. 
 ^fTrdeiKii), v. [cedo,] to retire from. T6<pp toi-deuce' pax^s. A. 240. Syn. 
 
 EtKw, d.7rd)(WjO£w, v'noywpli*), VTrepioe(o. 
 
 * 'rnoepyds, ov, 6 et f], subst. [subminister,] an assistant. "Apyos re 0eds v7r^- 
 epyds 'aOyivyjs, Apoll. 1. 226. SYN. See 'YTnjpeTrjs* 
 
 'fTrogevyvvjjil, f. cjev"^, v. [jugo submitto,] to put under a yoke, to subject fo. 
 
 Ovpyjas V7ro$€v^aa0at aTrfivy. Apoll. 3. 840. SYN. 'Y7rd/3a\Xu>, virbTaaoh), 
 
 bdfxda). 
 'Y7rocvyto^, ov, rd, subst. [jumentum,] a beast of burden. TIptv TretpaOeirjs 
 
 &oicip vTroZvyiov. Theogn* 126. Syn. Kti}vos. 
 
 'Y7rb0e(o, vid. 'fnoTpex^. 
 
 'f-rrddrifxoarvi'f}, i?s, f}, subst. [consilium,] a suggestion, advice. Ev eibrj adfiris 
 
 vTrbBriiibovviQolv'ABrjvris. 0.412. SYN. 'E^juoauVj?, evrbXrj, v7ro/nvr]aXs. 
 'ftrddvulas, abbs, 7}, subst. [sertum appensum collo,] a garland round the neck. 
 
 n\e/cras 5' virbdvfiXdbas. Anacr. QO. 
 
 * 'f7rddvfits, Xbbs, fj, subst. [avis quaedam,] a bird that lays its eggs in thyme. 
 See in K/rrd. 
 
 'Y7ro0w7rei/w, v. [subblandior,] to fawn upon. Kcu 76 yvvaiov fi tiirbQwirtvoav. 
 
 Vesp. 610. SYN. 0«7revw, vTroicoplctffiai, vnoooatvio, virbKoXaKevh). 
 f f7rd6(opificro(o, v. [clam armo,] to arm privately. Abxf ft vitiduprjaoovTo. 2. 513. 
 'YTTolyvvnX, f. fa, v. [clam aperio,] to open privately. YlXi'ipeis, v-n-oiyvvaraaX 
 
 avfXTrdpaaT<xT€ls. Eccles. 15. 
 'fTToucovpeWf v. [domi clam aliquid facio,] to do secretly at home. *A vvv vnoi- 
 
 covpelre. Thesm. 1168. 
 'Xttolox^vw, et virdicrxbfj.ai, v. [polliceor,] to promise. Aatijs v-k61ox<*-*'£ X €l P^ s 
 
 ayooTip. Apoll. 3. 120. See also Apoll. 4. 474. Syn. See 'rtnoyyi&nat. 
 'XnuK&innt), et v7royva/j,7rrtu, v. [flecto,] to bend. Mrjd' vnepapas, /u>;0' v-wdKcifupas. 
 
 Agam. 7Q5. See also Horn. Hymn. 7. 13. Syn. 'firoarpe^, sKXeimo. 
 'XTrdKupbXds, a, dp, adj. [sub corde latens,] lurking under the heart. 'XndKap- 
 
 bXov eXtcos. Theocr. 11. 15. 
 'r^onei/iai, f. Keiadfiat, \. [subjaceo,] to lie under, to await. 7 A6X6s y woKei- 
 
 crtrai. Olymp. 1. 135. SYN. 'YTrdrt^at, v7rdj3aXXdfjiai, xxpiardfxai, fviret^X, virv- 
 
 yiyvti/juu, v-rrbeuo), 1^ 
 
 'Xkokiveio, v. [leviter moveo,] to move slightly. Ztyvpov vnvKivy'iaavTbs. d. 423. | t^ f 
 
 '1 
 
 'r 
 I 
 
 I 
 I 
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 r 
 
 'i- 
 
 A 
 fi, 
 
 ip 
 
 h 
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 fun 
 
 m 
 
 hi 
 
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 Hi' 
 
vhok rnoA 8?7 
 
 f Y7roKXa/w, v. [sublacrymor,] to weep slightly. Oid* tnr&K\al<*>p, ovff vnuXei- 
 
 (5u>v. Agam. 68. 
 *Y7ro«:Ae7rrfc;, et into tcXo-xld pat, v. [clam abripio,] to steal away privately. Hovs 
 
 ras evvas v7rdK\€irrdfxevovs. Soph. Electr. 115. See also x* 382. SYN. 'E£d- 
 
 7rdrdw, vTrovreXXofiat, o7cucXe7rrto. 
 'ViroKXri'iCu), v. [clam divulgo,] to divulge by private communications. f Y7ro- 
 
 KXrjZdjuevav. Aj. Fl. 225. SYN. AXayyeXXw, (prjfxi^oj. 
 'fTTOKXlpw, v. [proclino,] to lean. 2x°"V vTreKXirdr]. e. 463. Syn. 'Y?ro/3aXXw, 
 
 xxpXrifju. 
 ' Tiro k\o veto, v. [turbo,] to throw into confusion. Tovtovs plv fivoKXoyeeadal 
 
 eacrb). $. 556. SyN. 'YnoTapdaffa), vicoaeiit), V7rd0opv(3t£u). 
 f Y7rofcXo7T£yyuat, vid . 'Y7ro/cXe7rrw. 
 'rirdnoXTrXos, ov, 6 et >), adj. [qui in sinu vel amplexu est,] in the bosom. "AX- 
 
 Xos toi yXvKiojy v7roic6\Trlds. Theocr. 14.37. 
 YnoKopictonai, v. [blando nomine appello,] to call by a fond name. Nr?rrdjoiov 
 
 av Ka\ yuTTldv v-KEKopLSlETO. Plut. 1011. SYN. e Y7ro0a>7revw, bXdavpu). 
 'YTrdKovpigonat, v. [juveniliter cano vel ago,] to sing or act like a young man. 
 
 'XTrdKovp-i^eod" dotbals. Pyth. 3. 33. 
 f Y7roKpEK(o t v. [subcrocito,] to sound gently, to harmonise with. MavXao-Xv vtto- 
 
 tcpeicei. Olym. 9. 59. SYN. 'fnrjxedf, avpQwvEU), avvoibo). 
 'f7roKpEfiufiai t v. [suspendeo,] to hang. XleTpij faro^e/xdrcu, Horn. Apoll. 284. 
 
 SYN. KpE/ja/jiai. 
 'Y7roKplvdiJ.aiyf.ivovfiai f v. [(1) respondeo, (2)simulo, (3)explico,] to answer, to 
 
 pretend, to explain. Ovtws vnotcpivofXEvop oaty&s oveipdrd ; Vesp. 53. SYN. 
 
 'ATtoKpivujJiai, and pel (3d fiat, €t/ca5o>, ipjJTjvevio. 
 'X7roicpirr]s, ov, b, subst. [simulator, histrio,] a representer of a borrowed 
 
 character, a player. Tov 6' virdKpXTriv ETEpdv. Vesp. 1279. Syn. See Mi/xds. 
 'firoKpovio, v. [obloquor, obturbo,] to inveigh against, to disturb. Tt 6' ovv 
 
 inroKpov(T(jjaX oe ; Eccles. 256. SYN. 'ApaKpovoj, avTi<pQiyydnai y luXrdpdaaiOy 
 
 avciTapdcrao), alvlaadfxai. 
 'Y7roK:pv7rrw, v. [occultO,] to hide. "Ay/p v7reKpv<pdT]. O.626. SYN. KdXv7rrw, 
 
 VTTOKXeiTTh), aTTOKpvTTTU). 
 
 'Y7roKpv(Jjd 7 adv. [clanculum,] secretly. Albws yap t>7r6Kpv(f>d Kepbet KXenrETcn, 
 
 Nem. 9. 79. SYN. Aadpa, Kpv<j>a, Kpv(jjX(i>s. 
 'Yn-dKv/cXds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [rotundus,] round. TdAdpoV 1 vnotcvKXtiv dnaaalv, b, 
 
 131. SYN. Tpdxoeibrjs. 
 f f7rdKvdfiai, f. vadfxui, v, [gravida fio,] to conceive. At b' v~TroKV(xcra}AEvai» 
 
 T. 225. SyN. Kveijj, yaaTpotpopEW. 
 'X-noKv-n-TU), v. [caput submitto,] to bow, to lower. "16X brfi, $7roKVTrr€ tuv rvXav. 
 
 Acharn. 954. SYN. Kv7tt(o, vTrofiuXXcj, vneticu), vTronXirit). 
 YTruKwyus, ov,6etri, adj. [subsurdus,] hard of hearing. 'frrdKoxpov' olros 7-5? 
 \ irpoTEpa vovfirivXa. Equit. 43. 
 
 I YTrdXo^/xi™, f. Xr]\p<i>, 2 aor. iX&fiov, v. [(l)suscipio; (2)excipio; (3)respondeo; 
 t (4) puto,] to undertake; to take up, to catch; to answer; to suppose, to think. 
 
 Albovs viroXafiwv 0tX' up tv^ois. Here. F. 301. SYN. r A»'dAa///3di'w, apadfytf- 
 
 /uat, EnXXa/ufiurv, vnoKpivojiai, dizoKpivopai, vnopoEb), vdni£iti> //yto/xcu, bo^d^u/, 
 , OTO)(a£opo.i. 
 IXTroXafxiT^s, cos, 6 et »% adj. [sublucidus,] shining slightly. 'HXeTcrpw 0' v7rdXafx- 
 
 itEs et)v. Hes. Scut. 142. 
 
 if7rt;Xa/U7ro/uat, v. [aliquantum luceo,] to shine faintly. Xapoirr] i/7roXa/*7re-cu 
 
 'Hws. Apoll. 1. 1280. ^YN.'f7rd(palvdfiai, v-rroaTiXftaj. 
 
 ifrroXe//3«, v. [libo,] to pour a libation. See in 'YwonXaloj. Syn. Ae//3w, 
 
 (nrevboj. 
 
 i7rdX€i7rio, v. [(l)relinquo, (2) deficio,] to leave behind, to fail. "07rdrav bvti- 
 
 <pEpa vv^virdXetfOy. Soph. Electr. 91- SYN. 'A7roXet7rw, sXXeiirw. 
 \CKdXevKatvdfxai, v. [aliquantum albesco,] to whiten a little. At & VndXzvKai- 
 
 voiTai dyvpuXai. E. 502. 
 
878 rnoA rnon 
 
 'YTrbXrjvls, Xbos, r), v'nbXiivtov, ri, subst. [(l)vas quod torculart subfacot, (?) al- 
 
 veus,] a vessel beneath the wine-press to receive the wine; a trough. Xpv- 
 
 aeias vwbXrjvXbds eirXriaav7b. Call. 3. 1 66. SYN. I1i;£Xos. 
 'YirbXlzujv, bvbs, adj. [paulo minor,] somewhat less. Kaoi & v7rbXt£bves fjoav. 
 
 2. 519. SYN. 'EXacroiov, jjieiwv. 
 * YTrbXiairbs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [laevis, lubricus,] smooth, sleek. HoXXois y virb- 
 
 X/cttois TcvyibXoiaXv e^apiau), Equit. 1368. 
 'fTrdXonrds, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [reliquus,] remaining, Ovuovv virbXomov 001 78 
 
 fiapaQpov yiverat. Plut. 431. SYN. Kot-nbs, £7r?Xonrbs, TiepXXontbs. 
 'fTraXvpXos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [apt us lyrae,] fit for the lyre. "Eveko. bbvaubs, bv i)iro- 
 
 XVpXbv. Ran. 284. 
 'rwdXvto, f. vaoj, v. [(l)subter solvo, (2) debilito, (3) excalceo,] to loose or 
 
 weaken beneath, to strip off shoes. 'Y-rroXverai jiov ret ybvar\ d Avfricrparri. 
 
 Lysistr. 2l6. SYN. 'E^cupew. 
 'r7ro^a/i(t)os, a, bv, adj. [paulo longior,] somewhat long. v Ett€i.t aytoBev pa(3bbv 
 
 evdvs vitdfiatipovi Pax 1242. 
 f Y7ro/xdcro-(t), v. [eonspergo,] to besmear. QevrvXX, vvv bt Xafiovaa rt) ra Opbvd 
 
 ravO\ vwofxa^bv. Theocr. 2. 5$). SYN. Mdccrw, a\e/0<u, avatyvpu). 
 'f7rdfjietbXa(o, v. [subrideo,] to smile. 'YirbfteibXavz: Kvirpts. Anacr. 45. 14. 
 
 SYN. MeiSiaw, yeXciw. 
 'Yirb^ivb), v. [(1) sustineo, (2)maneo, (3) expecto,] to endure, to remain, to 
 
 expect, 'fffofjeveis e/xe. CE. R. 1323. SYN. Ylpocrfxevit), biajuih'M, v^iarajjiai, 
 
 Trpoabdnaco. 
 'fird^tfxv^aKto, f. ftv^co), v. [in memoriam revoco,] to recall to mind. Toiuii>be 
 
 y hpyjav vvv vir€fivr}<jdqv irepX. Pers. 335. §YN. 'AvafxifivtjcrKio, vovOertu), rrap- 
 
 ayyeXXw. 
 'Y7roiJ.vadfj.a1, v. [clam ambio nuptias,] to woo secretly. Kirov re Zwovrbs 
 
 v7T€/xvaaade yvvaltca. X* 38. 
 'Ynoiivrials, eios, f], subst. [monitio,] a reminding. Els baicpvd TropQ/devova 7 i/7ro- 
 
 \xvr\aiv KUKwv. Orest. 1031. SYN. 'Ava/JLvqcrXs, V7rbdr}u.bavvr]. 
 'rnovbcu), v. [(1) suspicor, (2) conjicio,] to suspect, to conjecture. £i> ixrfie v 
 
 els Efx-vivovoei. roXovrb. Plut. 36l. SYN. 'YirbXafx^dvta, imoTrrbuai, viroirrevto, 
 
 v7rdrd7T£<j>) $ aroyaCbfiai, 
 'Ynbvoia, as, //, subst. [suspicio, opinio,] a suspicion, hint, opinion, 'fwovoiav 
 
 f]fMV. Pho3H. 1149. SYN. 'firoipXa, arjfjLeldv. 
 * t firbviiXbs > ov, b et?),.adj. [subNe'io monte situs,] situated under mount Neium. 
 
 'Hfiels l£ waKijs VTvbvqXov. y. 81. 
 'f-Kovvaffw, v. [clam pungo,] to sting secretly. AaicrvXa irav& ijirevvfav. Theocr. 
 
 19. 3. SYN. 'Y7ro7rX^ffcra;. 
 ^Ynbneivau, v. [paulum esurio,] to be half famished. Kal iraibapXwv ^T07reivo)v- 
 
 7u)V. Plut. 536. 
 'firbTrepbbfxat, v. [suppedo,] to break wind. 'Y7rb7T€pbbfjiEvbs. Ran. 112S. 
 'Y7rb7repKag(v, v. [paulatim uigresco,] to grow gradually black. 'Ercpat b' vnb- 
 
 irepKaZovcrX. rj. 126. Syn. See HepnaSw. 
 t r7rb7rljj,TrprifxX, f. Trprjcw, v. [suburo,] to set fire to beneath. 'rirbnifnrp-qoXv avyp. 
 
 Lysistr. 348. Syn. 'y^cmitw. 
 'YTrbirlvct), v. [plusculum bibo,] to drink a little too much. 'Yne7nvbv Zv aarei. 
 
 Aves 494. SYN. Ulvw, nWvanbuat. 
 'Y7ro7r/7rrw, 2 aor. Zirecrbv, v. [cado sub,] to fall under or down before. 'Y-nbnZ' 
 
 gwv 70V beanbrriv. Equit. 47. SYN. Kdra7r/7rro;, Trpovntirru), i)7roOTrw. 
 r YTrb7rirrbo) t v. [pice sublino,] slightly to cover with pitch. 'Imvov yap avrrjv 
 
 Trpbrepov vneiriTrovv XP^ov. Plut. 1094. 
 'Y-KonXarrto, v. [subeffingo,] to form under. . 'Yirb rots bvvll Kr}pbv vTrbireTrXacT" 
 
 fievbs. Vesp. 108. SYN. 'AvcnrXaacHt), e/mrXaaffh), evaXetyw. 
 'YTrbnbXXbs, ov, 6 et >>, adj, [paulum canus,] rather hoary. 'YTtbn-bXXov ylveibv. 
 
 Anacr. fr. 107. 
 'YnbiroprXs, Xbs, ij, adj. [qure vitulum vel liberos habet,] having a calf or young. 
 

 rnon rnos 879 
 
 XaXlTrt) 6' *7r£?fopr& epi0os. Hes. Qp. 601. 
 'rir6Tr6p<pvp8s, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [aliquantum purpureus,] being of a light purple. 
 
 'fndiropcpvpoiai 7renXoLs. Anacr. 28. 30. 
 f V7ro7rr£pos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [alatus,] winged. 'Yttotttepois v&Totmv. Hec. 1246. 
 
 SyN. Ylrepuets, 7r?-epa>rds, rd^yTTTEpos, wktvs. 
 f Y7ro7rrevw, v. [suspicor,] to suspect. Ttj/' alriav e^oyrr ; V7T07rreva> r)i yap, 
 
 Iph. T. 1037- SYN. 'YirovoEd), VTTuXa/jt(Du.P(0, VTroroTrew. 
 'firoTTTris, et vrroTTTos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [(1) suspectus, (2) anspieax,] suspected, 
 
 suspicious. Xreyetv, ?/ rt Xeyeiv npos dvbp v-owrav ; Philoct. 136. See also 
 
 Phosn. -225. 
 'YTrowrrio-o-u), v. [prae tirnore me subraitto,] to crouch down through fear. Tap- 
 
 pelv v7roTTT}'i(7creiv re tovs veovs deovs ', P. V. QQ6. 
 'YnopOpXtis, a, ov, adj. [matutinus,] morning. 'YiropdpXaioX (jjuvalts. Anacr. 12. 
 
 9- Syn. "OpQplds. 
 f i>opo^6s, ov, 6 et //, adj. [tenuis,] having the voice smothered. 'Io' drpEualav 
 
 o/s vnopocpov. OresJ. 147* SYN. Aetttos, yjavyos. 
 f V7roppa7T7(i), v. [(1) subsuo, (2) consarciuo,] to patch up or together. ToVo' 
 
 vToppcnrreis AoyoV ; Alcest. 553. SYN. 'E7nppa7rrw, Karrvio. 
 'f7ropp£(o, v. [suhterfluo,] to flow under. 'Yitopplovros tov ypovov. Nub. 1292. 
 
 Syn. 'fcpepTTb). 
 'YTroppnyvvLiX, f. lu), v. [subrumpo,] to burst out. OvpdvbQev S' dp vneppdyfj 
 
 da-KETus aldi'ip. II. 300. SYN. 'Avappijyvvfi.X. 
 'YTrofjprjvds, ov, >/, adj. [agnum- subter se liabens,] having a lamb under her. 
 
 QfjXvv, fjTTopprjvo'y* rij yue> KTcpds oiihev oLio'ibv. K. 2l6. SYN. "YTraprds, viro- 
 
 7ropris. 
 'Ynopx^ouai, v. [salto ad cantum,] to dance to singing. *A betv etoilios, 776' 
 
 vTropyj&cQai trorw. Choeph. 1012. 
 'Yiropw, perf. m. wpopd, v. [excito,] to raise. Tolov yap vniopopE Moved Xryeld. 
 
 w. 62. Syn. "6pw, Kiveu). 
 'YtiwcuVw, v. [subblandior,] to cringe under. "Ier.veV t>7ro<raaivwv. Apoll. 4. 411. 
 
 SYN. r Y7rot9w7reutt>, v7raiKct\\<i), vTzoKoXaKevio. 
 'i'-TroveiM, v. [succutio,] to move underneath. 01 Se r eVepGtV virocraeiovaXy 
 
 Ifxavri. 1. 385. SYN. 'Y7rord ( od<7erw, virbKivEiv. 
 *Yvoi7Kd\evbj } v. [surculo suscito,] to stir up. Td -xvp v-kogkoiKeve. Acharn. 
 
 1013. Syn. ZuTtvplu. 
 *YTrooKaTr-b), v. [suffodio,] to excavate, AvtoOev aXfidQ' vtvookci-tttol. Nem. 5. 
 
 37. SYN. iK&Trru. 
 *'YttoijkX6s, ov, b et 7), adj. [umhrosus,] shady. Toiydp vnofrrihiv e<c. iEsch. 
 
 Suppl. 664. Syn. Kd~a(TK.Xbs, aK'upbs, gkXoeis. 
 *'y77oo-Ktdw, v. [obumbro,] to overshadow. Ai 8e veov GKb-nlXoicXv viroaKibuvTaX 
 
 dpovpat. Apoll. 1. 451. SYN. See Sfcmfw. 
 Y7ro<r/iuxw, v. [paulatim exuro,] to burn up gradually. Ke>ecu ydp vttooliv- 
 
 yovraX dTTi07rai. Apoll. 2. 447. SYN. 'Y7ro7rf/.t7rp7?/Lu, d}xavpbu>, dXifiw. 
 \Y7rocr7rdvi£u), v. [aliquantum egeo,] to be somewhat in want of. Ti 5' karX 
 
 'Xpelas rrjab' vireanrdvi(TU.Evbv ; Aj. Fl. 740. SYN. *2.-xdvi£u), Ivhtios e^io. 
 
 YTToandio, f. enrdcroj, v. [snhtraho,] to withdraw. '6 6))p ob* fifilp 7rpa.6s, ovS' 
 1 v7rifnrdaE. Bacch. 436. SYN. 'Y^atpew, vttoctteXXoj, dcpaiplto. 
 \X7r6cr7rovcds, ov, b et rj, adj. [factis induciis,] under a truce. "Hrts fx etteioe, 
 
 hEvp 1 vTromropbov LidXe~iv. Phcen. 280. SYN. "^KOTrurbos, oliwliokus. 
 
 i-KoordTos, 77, ov, adj. [sustinendus,] to be sustained. Aeivos re, Bvrpdis y 
 
 ovbaLiQs viroardros. Eur. fr. Antig. 17» 1« SYN. 'Ara^eros, vttokttos. 
 
 Ciroo-rdxydLiai, v. [succresco,] to grow up like ears of corn. 'AvbpX y inroo~d" 
 
 yywrb. v. 212. SYN. Av^dvw, Eiravlbfxat. 
 
 'iroaTEybs, ov, b et //, adj. [qui sub tecto est,] under the roof. TXv dobl- 
 
 bEyiiai 7rr}fiovi)v virooTEydv. Trach. 376. SYN. , Yirbpd(J>os t i>7r(jpo0os, virwpdtyXds , 
 earXos, EvbvLivyos, Kdraartyds , v-rravKos. 
 
880 ruoi vnor 
 
 t™<rr4\X<d, V. [eontraho, suhduco,] to draw in. to withdraw, to lower. &*Vt 
 
 Boaavvet, Kob X ^oareXXei X0y*>. Orest. 6*00. SYN. IvariWu, ^Efiat. 
 '?<xootev«>, ViroarsvaZio, et ^oardvd X i^, v * [""gemisco,] to groan, ^rotrrevot 
 fxev r av y 6 Opavtrtis Xeu>s. Acharn. l62. See also Aj. Fl. 1001. and B. 
 
 781 
 'YTzw'ropew, f. effto, et viroffrpu)VWfu, f. arpixrio, V. fsubsterno,] to spread under, 
 
 to spread. 'H fxev be^xvi oVwyev XncoarbpEoaL. v. 139. See also Helen. 59. 
 
 SYN. f f7rdfia\\<i>, vTroravvio, virdreivo). 
 'YTiwrpetfxu, f. \J/w, v. [converto,] to turn back. Aevp Vvotrrpiipas vdXXv. Alcest. 
 
 1038. SYN. 'Avaarpfyw, anoaTpEcpw, avep-^ofiai. 
 'rvoorptyi), ys, h> subst. [reversio,] ^a turning back. *E£ viroarpdfrls* Soph, 
 
 Electr. 725. SYN. 'kvaarpb^, v7rorpo7rta. 
 'YwWpiSw, v. [leniter strideo,] to whiz gently. Uripxtyiav pnrais virdovpiZei. 
 
 P. V. 126. SYN. See 'rtcriyjiw. . - 
 
 *Y7ro<7 X ^«> as > et »™*X* ffrs > ™ s > b> subst [P romisslo >J a guarantee, a promise. 
 
 Aivdrarriaiv faooyi&irial. boXwdets. Apoll. 4. 457- See also k. 483. 
 •'XiroT&trXs, e&s, %, subst. [extensio,] extension. IleSt^ vnoTaaeis. Bacch. 
 
 738 
 'YTror^paffffw, f. £&>i v. [leviter commoveo,] to confound somewhat. fjBvfea 
 
 KXewv /u' virerapaTTev EvXtceifiEvds. Vesp. 1276. SYN. 'fvQKivtv, avdrapaaow, 
 
 TvplDaCio^TTOKXoveio. . 
 
 ^Y7rdrap/3£w, v. [paveo,] to fear. Tovs b VnbTapPnaavTES. P. 533* bYN. bee 
 
 'firobeibcj, 
 'YTroraprapids, ov, o et ;>, adj. [sub Tartaro degens,] dwelling under Tartarus. 
 
 UtTtjves ff Mrapraptoi. Hes. Theog, 851. Syn. See 'YiroyQovXbs. 
 "YTrdretVw, v. [subjicio,] to spread or place under, to suggest. Ob dioirevujv, 
 
 ov& viroreiviov fiiadovs. Acharn. 657* 
 "YTroreAAfymi, v. [orior,] to arise. Bpv X >) o ^etcXXet* bbovruv. Apoll. 
 
 2. 83. 
 *Y7rore>VG>, et vwrfifaau), V. [succido,] to cut away. "OarXs vzork^iv^v errtoXeis 
 
 bepfxd fjLo X 0ripov (3bbs. Equit. 3l6. See also Apoll. 3. 327- Syn. 'axo^o/, 
 
 etcKOTTTh), vamped), 7rapatpsdfiai. 
 *rirdTidrifji?, v. [subjicio, suggero,] to place under, to suggest. 'rTrsdrjicas opQws 
 
 rovs Xbyovs. Iph. A. 507. SYN. 'Y7rc>/3dAXw, TrpoTidrffu, vxbbeUvvfiX, trvfx- 
 
 fiovXevoj, bxbcionctt). - 
 
 'YTroroTrfw, v. [(l)conjicio, (2) suspicor,] to conjecture, to suspect. Mrjbev 
 
 kclkIv bpav v-KOTownraL* ravQ\ opas. Thesm. 503. Syn. See 'XTtovoiu. 
 'firorpex^l ViroTpdx&<»> et v™Qeu), v. [(l)subter curro, (2) insinuo me,] to run 
 
 under, to insinuate oneself. Kot>x vTrbTpEX *" a * T °v T ° flwirci? Xeyw. Orest. 
 
 663. ' See also Mosch. 8. 5. and Equit. 1158. Syn. "fyeifiX, vpfordfiai, 
 
 vcbepTTU), awaraw, nbXaicevu), vTrepx^at. 
 'Xttotpew, et vTroTpdfjLEO), v. [intremisco,] to tremble at. Ol & aXXot elfav- 
 
 tes vKfrpiaav. Apoll. 1. 1049. See also Apoll. 4. 1340. Syn. See 'fird- 
 
 belbb). 
 'YTrorpi^jua, ards, to, subst. [moretum,] a sort of meal made of several pounded 
 
 ingredients. "Hkjj kekqvijIei'os, ^Xettwv vwdrpifxfxd. Eccles. 291. Exp. Apifiv, 
 
 aypXov, 
 'YTrorpo^etu, vid. 'YTrorpew. 
 'YTrorpoTTta, as, ^ subst. [reversio,] a turn or vicissitude. Irovoevrds vtto- 
 
 rpMri TroXEfxoid. Apoll. 1. 1052. SYN. 'firoffrpd^), dvarpd^. 
 'Yttotp^ttos, ov, 6 et fj t adj. [redux,] returning back. Noarr/rrns es 'IuXkov viro- 
 
 TpdTros. Apoll. 4. 1163. SYN. See UdXlvrpdirds. 
 'Y7ro7-poxaw, vid. 'Y7rorpex w « „ 
 
 'Yworpwyw, v. [clam comedo,] to eat secretly. To^o" ^yrorpwywr. Call. Lp.Jti 
 
 46. 4. 
 
 l 
 
rnoT rriTi 88 1 
 
 "Yndrvirrb), 1 v. [suffringo,] to beat out. 01 x>>« v7rdTvir-ot>TEs. Aves 1 145. Syn. 
 
 Y7ro7r\^t7<TW, airapaaao). 
 "r7rov\ds, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [pulchritudinis specicm ulceii obductam habens,] 
 
 secretly rancorous. KaAAos mm? vttovXov e^idpe^are, CE. R. 139o\ 
 'r7rovpdvids, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [qui sub coelo est,] under heaven. 'Oi^rdro*/ b£p- 
 
 iceadaX VTrovpdvXmv irererivtiv. P. 6*75. 
 'r7rovpysM, vid. 'fTrtjpereb). 
 
 YwovpyXa, as, rj, subst. [ministerium,] service. *eV dXXov o'icei rfjs tfirjs vxovp- 
 
 yXas. GE. C. 1413. S~YN. See 'YirripZoXa. 
 'r7rd(j>aiv(o, v. [ostendo subter,] to show beneath. UdpXas virayaive XXQoib. 
 
 Theocr. 6. 38. SYN. 'Y7rdbeiicvv;A. 
 f Y7ro0£pw, v. [suffero,] to bear, to supply. 5 E\7riS' v-rrotaeis. Soph. Electr. 834. 
 
 SYN. ^epoj, ToXfjiau), viTu/utvcj. 
 'Ynd^evyw, v. [evito,] to slip away from, to avoid. Taffb" v-Kotyzvytav, arei^ 
 
 etc' 'AQ-qvuv. Eur. Electr. 1339. Syn. See 'YTre/^euyw. 
 'Y7rd(f)TiTi]s, ov, V7rd(f)7i7(*)p, dpds, b, et vTrdcprjTis, Xos, >;, subst. [antistes oraculi,] a 
 
 priest, or interpreter of an oracle. ISrjprjos Oeiow TtoXvcppabfAwv vir6<$ir\TY}s, 
 
 Apoll. 1. 1311. See also Apoll. 1. 22. and Pyth. 2. 139. Syn. 'lepevs, 
 
 jrpdQfirrjS, XPyvftoXoyos. 
 'Yn ofddvio, 2 aor. e^drjv, v. [praevenio,] to anticipate. Avrj viro^QdfXEvov, teat 
 
 ns to. EKaaTa vbr\rsr\. Apoll. 3. 1143. SYN. QQario, irpotyddvia, TrpdXapfidvio. 
 'Yno<ppab}xdGvvri, rjs, >/, subst. [consilium,] counsel. ^Lrjs €>' vno^pabyLoavvriaXv, 
 
 Hes. Theog. 658. Syn. See MrjrXs. 
 'YTrotypaZdfxai, v. [suggero,] to suggest. To> 6' dp' inrofppaodels. Apoll. 1. 462. 
 
 Syn. See M»?rmd/zai. 
 'f7rd<j)tovE(D, v. [succlamo,] to sing in turn. At &' vtte^wvevv. Moscb. 3. 49* 
 
 SYN. 'E7rt00eyyoyu«t. 
 'Y-ndxad.ofjiat, vwoyupiw, et vTrepojeio, v. [recedo,] to give way, to retire. Zeus 
 
 avros KpdvXbrjs vnbyac&TaX, Apoll. 1. 1101. See also Pax 506. and 0. 314. 
 
 SYN. , Avd"^a^dp.m i inreUo), V7T€K(j)evyit), drdx^ptu), inroarpefo). 
 ^Y-nb^aivojy et xntb^aaKio, v. [aliquantum bio,] to gape somewhat. ?Lv & % Api- 
 
 otvXXos vnd^a.aKojv epels. Plut. 314. SYN. Xaivoj. 
 \'f7rdxttpXos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [qui sub manu est, subjectus,] under the band or 
 
 power, subjected. l-pdTrjXdrriaas, x vi: °X e ' l P" i0V ^«/3e7»'. Androm. 734. Syn. 
 
 TiroSyuws, xnrdxds. 
 * 'Y7royev/<d, dros, to, subst. [liquor,] a stream. 'Pavdelodv vjivtav vTrox^v-fid- 
 
 mv. Pyth. 5. 134. 
 
 Y7ro)(€w, 1 aor. l%Evd, v. [suffundo,] to pour beneath. 'Perots §' viclytvl bd- 
 , creias. £. 49- SYN. 'YTrocrTopeu), V7rd/3a\\w. 
 j \f7roxdovXds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [subterraneus,] uuder the earth, subterraneous. 
 
 "10' XnroxdbvXoi. Androm. 514. SYN. Kdra^floJaos. 
 \Y7r0xX00s, ov, 6 et r„ adj. [subpallidus,] somewhat pale. Kcu vnoyXddv elx^ 
 
 Trdperijy. Call. 4. 8. 
 indxbs, ov, 6 et f/, adj. [subjectus,] subject to. BdorXXels, j3daXXeu)s z viroxoi 
 
 fiiydXov. Pers. 24. SYN. 'Y7rd^€/(0tos. 
 
 viroxiopeut, vid. 'YTro^a^o/zat. 
 
 '{no\pd\ao(T(t), v. [leviter contrecto,] to pat gently. "A7r£p Xepeiov rot jjl viro^d- 
 
 XdaaeTe. Lysistr. 84. SYN. Kdraypdw, eirdtydu). 
 
 r 7ro\pXa, as, y, subst. [suspicio,] a suspicion. 'Hfuv 5' i\v fxev rjb 1 p7ro\pia> He- 
 len. 1549. SYN. 'frrdvotd. 
 
 :7ro\p(jjvE<j), v. [in coemendis opsoniis decipio,] to cheat in buying meat. Oi/S* 
 
 ?iX\ds avBpujittjiv v7ro\p(i}vu>v ae n rjfJtdveiTai. Acharn. 842. 
 
 fiTTXagw, et vTrrXoo/iai, v. [supinus sum,] to be upturned. Kapa ydp vnrla&Tat 
 obe. Philoct. 822. SYN. 'rTroicXivdfiai. 
 
 1 See an excellent note by Dr. Maltby on this word. 
 
 2 Ba<ri\4a)s is here scanned as an anap»sf. 
 Pros. Lex. 5 T 
 
8Q2 YFITI YF1P 
 
 T7rrta«rjuu, ards, rb, subst. [(l) sublatio ; (2) resupinatio,] ibe lifting or turn- 
 ing up. "Afcivvlr vTrrlacfxa. Agam. 1256. 
 *'T7rrtoojuac, vid. 'YirrXaiu). 
 "YtttXos, a, ov, adj. [supinus,] turned upwards, upset. 'Ei- eXmbtov •ninTQVTas 
 
 vtttXovs dpu). Eur. fr. Inus. 16. 5. 
 , Y7rwAe»'tds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [qui sub axilla est,] under the arm. 'O b' vKtaXzvXov 
 
 KiSapicev, Horn. Merc. 507. 
 f Y7rw7ria5w, v. [suggillo earn faciei partem quae sub oculis est,] to buffet under 
 
 the eyes, to maul. Kai ravTa batjjidvXws v7rw7rXa(7fX£vat. Pax 540. SYN. 
 
 KdrairX^affoj, fxapatt'to. 
 'Yirio7rXdv, ov, to, subst. [(l) pars qua? subjacet oculis, (2) suggillatio sub ocu- 
 
 lo,] the part below the eye ; a black eye. AvXrjTpXbwv, V7rw7rtu>r. Acharn. 
 
 55 1. Syn. TvAos. 
 'Y7rwp€ia, as, rj, subst. [radix montis,] the root or bottom of a mountain. 
 
 *AXX' e&vTTwpelas. Y. 2 IS. 
 f Y7ru>pb(fi6s, et inrMpd(f>ds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [qui sub tecto est, domesticus,] under 
 
 a roof. Kal vrjaaai o'UovpoX, vTiiopotyioi te koXoioi. A rat. 970. See also Here. 
 
 F. 107. SYN. See'Yvroffreyos. 
 'fpXa, as, fj, P. N. [Hyrca,] a town inBoeotia. O? 6"fpXi]v evefiovro. B. 496. 
 'YpfAivr), rjs, ?;, P. N. [Hyrmine,] a town in Elis. "Oaodv ty *Ypj.uvr). B. 
 
 6l6. 
 'YpraKibrjs, patronym. ab (2) "fpTaicds, ov, 6, P. N. [(l) Hyrtacides, (2) Hyrta- 
 
 cus,] (1) the son of Hyrtacus ; (2) Hyrtacus. "Amos 'YpTanXbr}. M. 96. See 
 
 alsol.771. 
 "YprXos, ov, b, P. N. [Hyrtius.] Te\a.jjiu>vXds''Yp7iiov ovtcl. H. 511. 
 "Ypyr}, ris, ?'/, subst. [vas fictile cni imponuntur salsameuta,] a pickling vessel. 
 
 "YjO^as, otvov, bcnrXbas, Tvpbv, fxeXX. Vesp. 674. 
 *fs, vid. Ivs. 
 
 "Yabds, Mo\. pro"Ocos, q. v. 
 * f faXai, wv, at, P. N. [Hysia?,] a town in Boeotia. 'Xaias r, 'Epvdpas d\ 
 
 Bacch. 740. 
 'Yrr/ulvrj, 7]s, dat. 77 et X, (quasi ab 'Ycrpiv,) ?/, subst. [pugna,] a fight, "laas b' 
 
 vafiivr) KetyaXas E\dv. A. 72. SYN. See Ma^r}. EPITH. Kparepa, apydXea, 
 
 7rdXvbaKpvs, OTabia, betvi], 7roXvba.Kpi>s. 
 "YcitXriyi,, riyyos, et vanXr)];, et vctttXijtis, Lacon. vairXayXs, Ibos, rj, subst. [la- 
 
 queus, scutica suilla,] a noose, a pig whip. "Opvioiv b? i>W\ay£. Theocr. 8. 
 
 58. See also Lysistr. 999. Syn. Aiktvov, nuyXs, (3ovt;evTpdv. 
 "Yacraicds, et vaaal,, clkos, b, subst. [pudenda muliebria,] the female pudenda. 
 
 'Attt/Xclov tojs dvbpds and tCjv vaaaKwv. Lysistr. 1001. SYN. Xolpos. 
 'Yarepeu), v. [(1) posterior sum, (2) desum,] to be too late, to be wanting. 
 
 JJatbos vffrepyjadfxai, Iph. A. 1203. SYN. Bpabvvw, avafiaXXdfiat, eXXei7ru), 
 
 eXarTvojuai. 
 'YorepoToivos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [sero puniens,} punishing though late. Twvbe 
 
 fiETOiKutv varepoxoiviov. Agam. 58. 
 "Yarepd7ro^s, 6 et f], neutr. now, genit. ndbos, adj. [tardo pede,] slow-footed. 
 
 Mijy vGTcpoitovs j3orj0io; Lysistr. 326. 
 "Yorepos, superl. (2) vcrrdrds, et vordrids, a, ov, adj. [(l) posterior, serior, (2) 
 
 ultimus, postremus,] after, subsequent, last. YviofxaiaXv vaTtpaiaXv. Eur. 
 
 Suppl. 1093. See also Here. F. 4S3. and Apoll. 1. 139- Syn. (2)"E<tx«™s, 
 
 TEXevralos. 
 'YffTEpofddpos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [tarde perdens,] late in destroying. Tovrwv at 
 
 XoofirjTrjpes vartpofdopot. Antig. 1074. 
 "Yorpt£, Xxos, 6 et //, subst. [hystrix,] a hedge-hog. Kai varpXyps evda KaXiai. 
 
 Call. 3. 9^- Syn. 'ExTfds. 
 'YtrrpXxXs, ibos, r/, subst. [flagellum ex setis suillis,] a whip made of hogs' 
 
 bristles. Mwv vaTpX^Xs eioefiaXev 001. Pax 746. Syn. "YaTcX-qyl, fia- 
 
 ffTl^. 
 
V$AI TYHA 883 
 
 'Y(paiva>, Ion. tyaiveoKto, et #0dw, v. [(1) texo, (2) struo,] to weave, to contrive, 
 
 to build. Q>ape vcpaivovaiv dXX-Kopcpvpd. v. 108. See also (3. 104. and rj. 105. 
 
 SYN. 'E£v0a/rtL>, TrXe/cw, fcdrac/cevd^w. 
 'i^atpew, v. [subtraho, demo, aufero,] to take away. 'Opas, eyw £' ws 6e£tojs 
 
 vfetXufiTjy. Vesp. 1334. SYN. 'YtyapitaZu), vtyeXnoj, vTreKKXeTrrw, dTrdovXdu), 
 
 aTTotyepu). 
 f f(f)arTdbdvr)7os, ov, 6 et >}, adj. [a textore contortus,] twisted by a weaver. *6s 
 
 v(bavTobui'r]Tvv eados ov ire-Karai. Aves 9^3. 
 'Ytyavros, r/, ov, adj. [textus,] woven. %vrjv Xxpavrai ypafifidrrtv roXaib' Xityai. 
 
 Ion 1146. SYN. Eu»0j/s, ttXcktos. 
 'f(j>a7rrii>, v. [succendo,] to set fire to. Ild-lpd*' v<f>a\l>u) buifid vvfityXKoy TtvpX* 
 
 Med. 379- SYN. See 'YiroTrifitrpriiiX. 
 'Y0ap7ra^w, f. dam, v. [surripio,] to carry off privately. 'A\\' ovk dv nod" vfap- 
 
 izdaaw. Eccles. 921. SYN. 'Y^atpiw, v-okXe-ktu), vne^epvu). 
 "fcpcKT/ja, tiros, to, subst. [textura, tela,] texture, a web, a robe. Tidatv b' 
 
 cnreipcj TrepXfDaXovff' v^aa^drX. Orest. 25. SYN. 'lards, vcj))), eadrjjxd. 
 'Ycpdu), vid. T^cuVw. 
 * 'fcpeXKTEos, a, 6v, adj. verbal, [subtraliendus,] must be dragged away. See 
 
 in ( \ir€pzZ<i). 
 'Y^eXfcw, v. [subtraho,] to drag away. "Y^eXke Quttov avrdv. Vesp. 187. Syn. 
 
 YtyaipihJ, V7re£dyaj, VTrelepvoj. 
 'Y^epTTw, v. [subrepo,] to creep on, to recur. Xdpd p xxpkpirei. Agam. 26 1. 
 
 SYN. YAaepypfxai, vnepyofiai, dvipicb). 
 'Ycpri, vs,rj, subst. [textura,] weaving, a web. See in Evixpavros. 
 'ripiryedfiai, v. [(l) praeeo, (2) incipio, (3) moneo, hortorj to go before, begin, 
 
 advise. lids b' vrpriyeirai rpoiros. Eumen. 192. SYN. Ylporjyeofiai, dpypfiai, 
 
 Trapopfxaa), 7rapa.Ka.Xe.it), v7rdbeiKWfj.X, xpodyu). 
 'Y(pr)yy]Ti)s, ov, et v(pr)yr)T})p, ijpds, 6, subst. [suasor,] one who recommends. 7 fl»> 
 
 v(pr)ytjTU)i> eyw. CE. R. 966. See also (E. C. l6'88. SYN. 'HytjTrjp, yyefiwv, 
 
 dyos, Ttpoixyos. 
 'r<pr)\>l6yps, ov, 6, subst. [(l) administer aurigae, (2) auriga,] an under-cha- 
 
 rioteer ; a charioteer. "EaKiv vfrjvXd-^os. Z. 19. Syn. See 'llvid-^ds. 
 
 'Yfr'iffviov, 6v6s, adj. [paulo minor,] somewhat less. 'H filv vfijaatov. Hes. 
 
 Scut. 258. 
 
 Yftgdvw, v. [subsideo,] to settle under. *AX\' v<picdvov kvkXois. Phoen. 1397. 
 
 SYN. T7ro»cd0r//uat. 
 •fyfy/n, v. [(1) submitto, (2) suborno,] to consign, to suborn. 2w// Xxpeia 
 aXyqboaX. Med. 24. SYN. KddtrjfxX, dvXr)fiX, vnoTrifXTrw, viroTXtirmX, inrfi- 
 /3dX\w. 
 'Y(piaTT}fjiX, v. [(1) subjicio, (2) subeo,] to undertake, to undergo. Mdvrj bvvatr 
 av rovb J vKoariivai irovov. Eur. Suppl. 200. SYN. 'YTrurXOrifjiX, v7rdj3uXXuj, dtr- 
 ey/ u > vTrep^ufiut, viriayvEOfxai, v-noblyojxai, dvarXrj/jiX, virdcplpu). 
 'Yfopfids, ov, 6, subst. [subulcus,] a swineherd. Af/flev dizo arad/xold kXojv EiJ- 
 
 /xaids vfyopfios. 7r. 156. SYN. See Ivfiojrrjs. 
 'TxLaydpris, v\payopas, et vxj/ijydpos, ov, 6 et ?/. adj. [grandiloquus,] pompously 
 speaking. 'Y-^dydpriv t Zfievat. o. 385. See also P. V. 368. Syn. Mt- 
 ydXavyi)s, fj.eyaXr)yopos, f.uydXdXdXds . 
 
 Y^epE(f>i)s, vxLrjpicpijs, ids, et v^dpd^os, ov, b et »/, adj. [(I) altum tectum habens, 
 (2) celsus,] higii-roofed, lofty. kjiwas te, kuX vxpepe^es fxiyd bw/ud. t. 526. 
 See also b. 46. and k. 474. SYN. "Y\pX/jLeXdOpds, b\pr]Xds, alizvs, Kdrj/pt^j/i-. 
 IC^avxQv, Ivos, 6 et ^, adj. [longum collum habens,] lon^-necked, lofty. 
 "OyQov & E7r€fifids, ?i 'Xuttjv v-^avyivd. Bacch. 1050. SYN. 'Y-^ijXav^v, See 
 1 'Yxl/r]Xds. 
 
 •T^/evs, ems, 6, P. N. [Hypseus.] 'Ytyds evptflla. Pyth. 9. 23. 
 ^jji Y^ts, xbds, ?/, patronym. [Hypsei filia, sc. Cyrene,] the daughter of Hypseus. 
 »3 Wyprtis KdrEire<J)VE. Call. 2. 92. 
 
 YJsriXuKpiii.lv us, et vyiKpTtyivos, dv, v et j/, adj. [alia pneeipitia habens,] high and 
 
884 YTHA YYIII 
 
 craggy. 'Y-^XdnpriiJivois toy Xiupybv o^fiaaau P. V. 5. See also P. V. 429. 
 
 SYN. JLprjfiviobijs, Tpa^vs, 
 r Y\pr}\ds, compar. v^tTepds, super]. v\piards, rj, dv 9 adj. [altus,] high. 'Y\pt'iX' 
 
 sKo/UTreis, kgov' aKpiov (bbonrdpeis. Aj. FI. 1230. SYN. 'Y\jj£p£<prjs, v^X^dros, 
 
 juerewpos, alirvs, v^avj^rjv, v\pXXd(j)ds. 
 'YxpriXocpptov, et v^cbpojv, dvds, 6 et >/, adj. [qui mente elata est,] lofty-minded. 
 
 'Y\l)7Jkd(ppb)v pot Qvjxbs aiperat 7rpoerw. Iph. A. 919. See also Pyth. 2.94. 
 
 SYN. Meyddv/uoSy /JEydXrjrwp, VTrep(j)pu)v, V7r£pri(f)dvds, vTrepdvfxos. 
 'Y\Li)vu>p, opos, 6, P. N. [Hypsenor.] *Y\pf}vdpd blov. E. 76. EPITH. 'lizirdaX- 
 
 brjs, V7T€pQvfji6s, 7roifi}]v XaQr. 
 'Y\pr}pe(j)))s, vid. 'YxpepECJirjS. 
 'Yxpij^js, eos, adj. [altisonus,] loud-sounding. Qe&v vxprj^EES iiacoi. E. 772. 23. 
 
 27. SYN. 'Y\plfip£flETr)S. 
 
 "Y\pi, vxpov, et v\pdoE, adv. [alte, in altum,] on high, aloft. "Y\pi ?rep kv ve<Pe- 
 efffft KadrjfXEvw. 7r. 264. See also A. 486. and A. 307- Syn. "Ayw, drwdX, 
 
 fiETEOjpdy. 
 
 'YiptficLTos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [in alto situs,] towering. f Y^T/3arot ir&Xus. Nem. 
 
 10. 88. SYN. 'Ytyfia jiiov, vdubpdfids. 
 'Ytyfidas, ov, 6, P. N. ranae. Ylp5>To$ & 'Ytyfidas. Batrach. 202. 
 'YxLTfipEfiETris, ov, adj. [altisonans, altitonans,] loud roaring. Zevs vxpifipEfiETTis, 
 
 ov re Kpdros karX fiEyiorftv. e. 4. SYN. 'Yiptfipo/jos, v\p7]-^(]s. 
 'YiptyewriTos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [in alto natus,] high-born, "e^ot*, tXalas d y 
 
 vxptyevvrjroi' icXdbbv. Eumen. 43. SYN. YlEpX/urjKris, v\pr)Xd(j)vf]s. 
 'YxpXyvids, ov, 6 et r), adj. [altis membris,] high-limbed. 'YipXyvwv aXodb. 
 
 Olymp. 5. 31. SYN. 'Y\pXyewr)rds, v\^LKdprjyds. 
 'Yxjjizvyos, et iibfflpovds, ov, 6 et i), adj. [in excelsa sede sedens,] enthroned on 
 
 high. "OpKld fiev KpovXbrjs vxpigvyds. H. 69. See also Nem. 4. 105. SYN. 
 
 'Yxpld(OKOS. 
 
 'YxpXKaprjvds, ov, 6 et i), adj. [altum caput habens,] towering. *H ZXdrai, t)s 
 
 bpvis v\plndpr)i'Oi. Horn. Ven, 265. SYN. 'Yxpav^rjv, v\pX(Cofids t EpXav^qv, v\pq- 
 
 Xbs, i>\pXXo(pds. 
 'YxpXtcepds, drds, et v^Xtctpios, to, adj. [celsa gerens cornua,] having high horns. 
 .'Y\pXK£paTd Trfrpav. Nub. 597- See also Trach. 507. 
 'Y^Xko/uos, et vxf/Xxalrrjs, ov, adj. [alte comatus,] high and full of leaves. 'Etc 
 
 bpvos vxpXKdfioid. r. 297- See also Pyth. 306. SYN. 'Y^XttettiXos, v^XttetuXos, 
 
 'Xairfjeis, evKopos. 
 'Y»//i/co/i7rws, adv. [arroganter,] arrogantly. '6 5' vxpXKOfxmos irfttypbvios r)fiei\jjdrd. 
 
 Aj. Fl. 766. Syn. f f7T£p7}<pdvU)S. 
 'Y-dificprj/jLvos, vid. ^YxprjXoKprjfxvbs. 
 'Y\j;X\d(pds, ov, 6 et it, adj. [celsam crestam habens,] high-crested. "Earai o' 
 
 v\pXXd(f)(Oi> te Xoyiov. Ran. 834. SYN. See 'Y^Xicdptjvbs. 
 'YxpXfi'ibojv, ovrbs, adj. [in alto regnans,] reigning on high. 'YxlXfAsbovrd /iky 
 
 QeCjv. Nub. 563. SYN. 'Yxplcivybs, vxpTdpoi'ds, ttuvtiov fidoXXevs, v\\nKpdrris. 
 'Y\pX/uE\ddpds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [excelsa habens atria,] having lofty courts. Av- 
 
 XXdv vipL/jLEXadpois. Horn. Merc. 399- Syn. See 'Y\p£p£(f)i}s. 
 'YxpX/jLEXds, aivd, dv, adj. [alte niger, perniger,] quite black. Ot 5' and vr)G>v 
 
 vxpXnEXaivaiov : O. 387' 
 'YxfsXrEcpris, eos, adj. [qui est in altis nubibus,] in high clouds. 2wr>)p v^Xvltyks 
 
 Zev. Olymp. 5. 39« 
 'YxptrrebUs, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [alte situs,] situated on high ground. 'Y-^tjrtSov 
 
 QEpuTrvas oh<EU)i> Ebos. Isthm. 1. 42. 
 f Y\pX7T£r{]€ts, ei'rds, et h\j;Xn£T)]s, eos, adj. [altivolans, excelsus,] high-flying, lofty. 
 
 f f\pX7T£T£s els fuXadpdv. Hec. 1084. See also w. 537- 
 'f\pX7T£rj]Xds, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [alius et frondosus,] lofty and leafy. Aevbptid & 
 
 v\jjX7T£Tt]Xu. X. 587. Syn. See 'f^Xxofjids. 
 'f^XiroXTs, Eios, adj. [princeps civitatis,] high in the state. 'Y^tTroXis* ajrdXif ! Idj 
 
 b'. Antig. 3/0. Syn. A»tf**0»fs. 
 
YTin $AIA 885 
 
 'Y-fyXnovs, irdbds, adj. [excelso pede stans,] standing on a lofty basis. 'Y\Lx- 
 
 irohes ovpdvXav bt aldepa. CE. R. 866. 
 'Ti//?7rv\eta, as, et 'TxLXttvXt}, ys, r/, P. N. [Hypsipyle,] the daughter of Thoas 
 
 king of Lemnos. e Y xpXirvXe id Qoavrds. Apoll. 1.621. See also Apoll. 1. 836. 
 
 EPITH. ArjfxvXa, Odavrlas. 
 'YxpiTTvXds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [celsas portas habens,] lofty-gated. "Evdd key v\pl~ 
 
 ttvXov Tpoirjv. TI. 698. 
 'Y\pi7rvpyds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [celsas turres habens,] having high towers. Tijvb* 
 
 v^Xirvpyov av-envpyisxyav tote. Eumen. 69L 
 'Y-J/iTepos, vxI/httos, vid. 'YiprjXds. 
 'Y\pT(ppii)v, vid. t Y\pr]Xo({)p6>v. 
 'Y\popd<pos, vid. 'Yxl/epetyris. 
 "Yx^os, eos, to, subst. [altitudo, celsitudo,] height. Oi/5' rjvyEveid a rjpev els 
 
 v\pos fxeya ; PhcEn. 415. 
 'Y-^oia, v. [in altum tollo,] to raise on high. Bdrpdxos, vrpwaas urxpbv blfxds, 
 
 Batracll. 80. SYN. 'Avdyeipio, avex 10 ' £ 7rcu P w ' 
 "Yio, v. [pluo,] to rain. Ovb' vojy Trdvrws avbdveX, ovb' d»e^wv. Theogn. 26. 
 
 SYN. 'Avopfipeu). 
 
 Qaav-cLTos, rj, ov % adj. [lucidissimus,] very bright. Evt aorijp virlpea^E <pddv- 
 
 TCLTOS. V. 93. 
 
 * Qayibaiva, rjs, //, subst. [phagedena,] a consuming disease. <bayebaiva y ?f 
 fiov o-apKd doivdrat ndbos. Eur. fr. Philoct. 4. 
 
 4>dyw, v. [edo,] to eat. Tvpfiv alvv^EvoL (pdydfjiev. t. 232. SYN. 'Eafltw, 
 ebo/uat, Kdrdtydyio, rpujyu). 
 
 fydidovod, ijs, 1), P.N. [Phaethusa, filia Helii et NeaeraB,] the name of a nymph. 
 'OirXdrepr) Qdedovad diiympioy 'HeXiOio. A poll. 4. 971. 
 
 tydedivv, ovtos, adj. (2) P.N. [(l)lucidus, (2) Phaethon,] (I) bright, (2) Phae- 
 ton, the son of Phoebus: also the name of one of the Sun's horses, and of a 
 bull sacred to the Sun. tydeQwv kvkXos 'ReXXoid. Eur. Electr. 465. Syn. (1) 
 See Qdetvds. (2) Phr. See Apoll. 597—601. 
 
 Qdends, (pdevvos, forma serior, inpr. lyric, et (pdvds, r), dv, adj. [lucidus,] shi- 
 ning, splendid. Ovbets ibxbov Kwdiovd tydetvov. Pax 1094. See also Bacch. 
 624. and Acharn. 845. Syn. Aafiirpos, (pdidiov, ayXdos, rrjXavyrjs, (patvoXXs, 
 rj, €v(f>eyyi)s, (j)U)T€ivds. 
 
 OdetVw, vid. $doj. 
 
 $dE(rt/Li(3pdT6s, (f>d€(T(f>upos, tyuiatyopds, et tyavotppoTds, ov, o et rj, adj. [lucem ho- 
 minibus adferens,] giving light to mortals. fydEo-ififipdrov 'HeXXoiv. k. 138. 
 See also Call. 3. 204. Thesm. 865. and Olymp. 7- 71. Syn. liXaotydpos, 
 
 'A\\d (j)de<T(p6pXr)v te. Call. 3. 11. 
 $de(T(pdpus, vid. QaEaifjifipdTos. 
 4>a/a£, atcds, Ion. (pair}t„ ijkos, o, P. N. [Phneax,] (l) an orator at Athens, (2) a 
 
 Phaeacian or inhabitant of Phaeacia, afterwards Corcyra. 2o0os y u 4><u'a£, 
 
 be£tos t. Equit. 1374. EPITH. (1) TLvvepKTXicds, 7TEpai'rXt:ds, yw/jioTVTriKos, 
 
 od<f>rjs, KpovarXKos, (2) plur. dyavot, dfJivjxdvES, buXXyjipzT f*oi, XbpXis, vavoXtcXiiToi, 
 
 uvtiBeoi, fjLEydQvfxoi. 
 $aibXfids, ov, 6 et >/, et <f)aibXfjdeis, errard, lv, adj. [illustris,] illustrious. Kai 
 
 fikv tGjv vtteXvge fjiivos, Kai (f>aibXfid yvld, Z. 27» See also 636» SYN. 'a- 
 
 yavds, EnXa^^xos, Xafxrcpos, KvbtcrTos. 
 Vaibpa, as, /;, P. N. [Phaedra,] the wife of Theseus. y \bovod fyaibpa, napbiav 
 
 KdT€t\ETd. Hipp, 27' 
 
886 OAIA $AAA 
 
 QaibpSs, a, bv, et $aibpw7ros, ov, u et fj, adj. [hilaris,] cheerful, gay. "Ojjtfxd 
 
 <j>aibpbv o)s elbov tekviov. Med. 1039. See also Orest. 885. Syn. 'Ayavbs, 
 
 yeyrjObs, Xafx-rrpos, evTrpoowTros, XXdpbs, 
 fyatbpbvovs, ov, 6 etfj, adj. [sereao animo,] cheerful-minded. Aei;a<ra, kukt€i- 
 
 vaad (patbpbvovs. 1 Agam. 1200. 
 QaibpvvTpXd, as, rj, subst. [lotrix,] a washerwoman. Ylathbs crirapydvwv 0at- 
 
 bpvvrpXa. Choeph. 747. 
 QatbpvvG), v. [nitidum facio,] to render cheerful or gay, to clean. AovrpotaX 
 
 (paibpvvaad. Agam. 1078. See also Apoll. 4. 671. SYN. 'EnKaOalpio, <f)ai- 
 
 bpou), ebtypalvcj, aTrbXafXTrpvvb). 
 Q>atbph)Trds, vid. Qatbpos. 
 
 tf>aivdpeTrj, r}s, if, P. N. [Phaenarete.] Qatvdperrjv Ti'idyv efifjv, Acharn. 49. 
 Q>aivbXis, Xbbs, y, adj. [splendide apparens,] splendidly appearing. "dad (j>ai- 
 
 voXXs eoKebda dws. Sapph. 23. SYN. See Qdeivbs. 
 fyaivb), f. dvio, V. [osfendo,] to show. Kckas etpatvov r£> (tkottovvti Trpoafib-' 
 
 Xds. Eur. Electr. 829- SYN. 'E/^atVw, dvdfaivu), beiKvvjJu, vnotyaivu), 7Tj9o- 
 
 <pepu). 
 fyaivwip, w7ros, (1) 6, I], adj. [dare videns,] seeing clearly. (2) bnbs, o, P. N. 
 
 [Phaenops.] ^aivbrrbs vie, E. 1 52. 
 fyaiaTos, ov, 6, et (2)<&cutTTds, ov, r}, P. N. [Phaestus,] (l) a noble Lydian, (2) a 
 
 city in Crete ; (3) (pnioTbs, 1), ov, et tyaioTos, r\, bv, [clarus.] 'lbo/xevevs & dpd 
 
 OatordV Zvyparo, Mijbvbs vlbv. E. 43. See also B. 648. 
 tyaibyXTiov, wvbs, 6 et rj, adj. [nigra veste indutus,] sable-robed. QaiuyXTwves, 
 
 kat TrETrXeKTd.vrifj.evai. Choeph. 1036. 
 Ocid/, 11s, >/, et (J>dKos, ov, 6, subst. [lens,] lentils, pulse. Kat Trpbzecmjicev <pdscfj, 
 
 Vesp. 811. See also Theocr. 10. 54. 
 * fydneXos, et (bdiceXXbs, ov, 6, subst. [fasciculus,] a bundle. Kal pieyav QaKeXov 
 
 ZvXuv. Cycl'. 242. 
 ®dXay£, ayyds, f), subst. [(l) phalanx, (2) trabs, (3) tarantula,] a phalanx or 
 
 army; a plank; a tarantula. EtXtWgre baKTvXois tydXayyes. Ran. 1314. Syn. 
 
 (1) Tagis, arX-^es, arpdros. EPITH. (1) Kpdrepa, Txvfidrr], ttvkXvij, ort/3apa, 
 
 boXixVf evo7rXos. 
 Q>d\ayyrjbtiv, adv. [turmatim,] by troops. Trj p o'lye TTpbyeovrb <j)dXayyi]bov, 
 
 •npo & 'AttoXXcov. O. 300. 
 <baXaivd, rjs, f], subst. [balaena,] a whale. ArjfjLyybpeiv tyaXatvd Travbbicevrpia, 
 
 Vesp. 35. Juv. 10. 14. Nonn. 6. 29S. Syn. ®aXr). 
 QdXaicpbs, a, bv, adj. [calvus,] bald. Kat rots (pdXdtcpolai Trdpatvovfxev. Pax 
 
 767. 
 <&dXdpXs, Xbbs, 6, P. N. [Phalaris,] a tyrant of Agrigentum. 'E^0pa QdXdpiv 
 
 Kare^ei Tvavrd (pdrXs. Pyth. 1 . 1 86. f ( 
 
 QdXdpbv, ov, to, subst. [(l)phalerae, crista, (2) lorum,] trappings, a crest or 1$. 
 
 top; a thong. Tta-pas QdXdpov nXtyavaKiov. Pers. 668. SYN. QdXrjpbv, 
 
 tfvXov. EPITH. KvirotrjTbv. 
 $dXripXd(*>, v. [albesco spuma,] to be white with foam. Kvpra, (pdXrjpXbiovTa. 
 
 N. 799' SYN. Aevxaivb/Jiai, a(f)pi$o>. 
 $dXi]pXicbs, yi, bv, adj. [Phalericus,] of the Phalerus, one of the harbors at ; |J 
 
 Athens. 'A^vas dp afcis TrpXdfxevos fydXrjptKas. Acham. 901. 
 fydXrjpXs, Xbbs, //, subst. [avis marina,] a sea-bird, a coot. "OpvtdX (J)dXr)pibi 
 
 Qveiv. Aves 566. 
 ^dXrjpbs, et (pdXXbs, a, bv, adj. [albus, spunieus,] white, foamy. '6 kvwv d 
 
 <pdXapbs vXnKTeT. Theocr. 8. 27. See also Call. fr. 176. Syn. <bdXr]pXbu)v, 
 
 XevKus, a(j>p(i)bi]S. 
 ®dXr)s, t)tos, et faXXbs, ov, c, subst. [phallus,] the phallus. , ATr6ax < ^ VTai &<* 
 
 <pdXi]T(av. Lysistr. 771. See also Acharn. 259. 
 <l>a\\iKos, n, bv, adj. [phallicus,] of the phallus. "A L obfiai to QaXXXubv. Acharn. 
 
 260. 
 
 1 " Expectares tamen in hoc loco tpaidpu-rros.'' Dr. Blornf. in Gloss. 
 
$AAO $APO 887 
 
 QdXds, ov, 6, subst. [conus galeae,] the cone of a helmet, ^favov b' 'nrirb'icdfxoi 
 
 kdpvOes XajXTrpoloX tyaXoioX. II. 21 6. SYN. Ad(f>os. 
 <I>d»a<, wv, at, subst. [illuminationes,] illuminations. 'EarX b' kv tyavcCiaX npbs 
 
 rji Aves l6'94. SYN. 'EXXayui/zeis, opyXd. 
 Qdvalos, a, ov, adj. [splendidus,] splendid. Lv \ioi Zevs 6 (pdvalos. Rhes. 351. 
 tydvipos, a, ov, adj. [manifestus,] manifest. SYN. 'E^<jfrdv>/s, irepXfavrjs, dpXbyXos, 
 
 apXbeiKETds, byXos, eicbyXos. 
 $>at'Epws, adj. [manifeste,] manifestly. fydvlpios teXecos bXa-xpavaovoiv. Eumen. 
 
 956. SyN. 'Avd(f>avbdv, XajJL7rpu)S. 
 tyavoSj vid. fyaeivos. 
 Qavos, ov, b y subst. [Interna, fax,] alanthorn, a torch, a lamp. 'Es-yv yyTpav tov 
 
 <j>avdv eyKCLTaQevTES. Lysistr. 308. SYN. Adts, Xajxirds, irvpaos, (peyyos. 
 Qavdrevs, Ed)&, 6, P. N. [Phanoteus,] a city of Phocis ; also a native of that city. 
 
 'Ap7ra\vKu) QdrdryX. Theocr. 22. 114. 
 QavTacidfiai, v. [appareo,] to appear. QavTa zofitvos Ie yvvawX viKpov. A gam. 
 
 1477. SYN. Qahdfxai. 
 fyuvrafffia, et (paofxa, dros, to, subst. [visum, spectrum,] a vision, a ghost. 
 
 ^dvraa/id beifialvova EfAov. Hec. 54. See also Trach. 850. SyN. E'ibwXdv, 
 
 TEpds, opafia. EPITH. MeXdiwrepdj', troucXXofjioptydv . 
 Odos, 1 eos, et (pws, poet. Qdios, wToSfTo, subst. [(l)lux, salus, (2) in plur. oculi, 
 
 dies,] (1) light, safety, (2) eyes, days. 'Hjue7s & kv (pdei bov\eva6p\lv. Hec. 415. 
 
 See also Hec. 435. and B. 49. Syn. Qeyyos, avyy, geX&s, y/uEpa, owTypXa, 6(p- 
 
 OaXfxos. EPITH. TXvtCEpov, aoiraoTov, Xa/jnrpov, o^vtcltov, TrepuaXXes, crwrypXov, 
 
 XoioQlov, eyflpov, ayi ov, djSdrov, fjtdKdpXov, aefivov, KaXXijoXEtydpov, Xevkov, eXev- 
 
 BlpXov, Xlpdv. 
 fyapayl, ayyds, y, subst. [vallis inter montium praerupta,] a ravine. Kal reXw- 
 
 vyv, Kal <pdpayyd. Equit. 248. SYN. Kprjfivds, dyKo$, yao[Ad, KotXds, racppos. 
 
 EPITH. TIoXvuXvcTTds, bvayeiptEpos, ylpXa. 
 Q>cip£~rpa, as, y, et dimin. <pdpETpX6v, ov, to, subst. [pharetra,] a quiver. <t>apE-pav 
 
 evTpEirii o-Keva&Tai. Here. F. 9^4. See also Mosch. 1. 20. Syn. 'IdboKtis, cifx- 
 
 tyypicbys, KotXrj, id\Eatpd, V7tioXevXos. 
 Q>apy, ys, y, P. N. [Phares,] a town in Laconia. Qapyvre, ^irapTyv te. B. 582. 
 ^apfidfcevs, eios, <papjjidxds, x et (papfidKoiru)Xys, ov, 6, et (j)app\dKXs, Xbos, y y subst. 
 
 [confector, confectrix medicinarum,] a dealer in drugs. Kal ris tuvovtos 
 
 (jjap/jLanevs Tpa\iviuv; Trach. 1142. See also Equit. 1402. Nub. 764. and 
 
 Nub. 747. 
 fyappuKevo), <papjiaaaii), et <papfiaKouj, v. [veneno utor,] to drug, to poison. 2/}y 
 
 irnibd (papfiaKevopEv. Androm. 355. See also Apoll. 3. 478. and Pyth. 4. 393. 
 
 SYN. Jldrl^u), (jcmTU}, fjidXvuu). 
 vapfiaicXs, vid. QapfjidKevs. 
 bappaxdv, 3 ov, to, subst. [(1) venerium, (2)remedium,] a drug, poison, a remedy. 
 
 Ttros too' e'nras (pap/jdxov Tpiaaols tyXXois ; Orest. 1 189* SYN. 'Ids, ukos, ciKecrjjia. 
 
 EPITH. (dvfJLOfytfdpov, kclkov, dbvvi]<pdTov, aypXuv, eaOXov, i\irX6v, Xvypov, /JtjTXoEV, 
 
 hpaortjpXov, QdidaXfidv, KEKpvfip.Ev6i', ootyov, dbyXov, ovXdfiEiov, yXvav, awTypidv, 
 
 XpitTTov, XevyuXEov, XoiyXov, uvbpdcpovov, niKpov, ttotov. 
 
 )apf.ia.Kos, et <papnuh:d7rb)Xr]s, vid. Qapjuaicevs. 
 
 *apfjLa.Kou>, vid. fyapfiaKeviv. 
 
 'apfxaaou, vid. fyap/jaKevw. 
 
 (bapvuKrjs, ov, 6, P. N. [Pharuaces.] 'EtcKXyoXa irlpX <bapvat:ov. Aves 1030. 
 ; dpds, ov, y, P. N. [Pliarus,] a small island off the coast of Egypt. AlyvitTov 
 
 irpoirupoiQl, Qapov bl e KiKXyfTKovaX. b. 355. 
 
 1 The iirst syllable of the plural $dea signifying eyes, (dat. <pae<ri, aut (pZeaci) is long in Homer 
 15. p. 39. and t. 417., in Moschus 2.4. and 4.9., and six times in Callimachus; but it is short 
 Apoll. 3. 1020. and 4. 1170., and in Hesiod fr. 21. 4. 
 
 2 The penult, of Qapfiaicbs is long in Ionic Greek. See Gaisford's Hepha-stion, p. 254. 
 
 3 See an excellent note of the learned Dr. Blomfield on the various kinds of (papuana. Gloss. 
 •V. 488. 
 
888 <i>APO *AYA 
 
 $a~pos, 1 Z8$, to, subst. [vestis,] a cloak. 2re/ X e* yvvaiKu>y Qapeinv peXay- 
 XWOis. Choeph. 9. SYN. 'E<70>)s, eodrjpd, ipdrXoy, X Zr<}>v, TreVXo;^ vroXpds. 
 EPITH. Kpo<C£0>, nopcbvpZdv, Xetttov, XeirTaXeov, X pva-£OOTdXd> ,XeTTTopXTbv, X pv- 
 ctdTTTivriTtiv, Xcvkov, 7ro\v7roiKi\dy, itokvirrivdv, dXXizopcbvpoy, Kvdvlov, apyixblov, 
 jueyd, X apt£V, ptdXaKoi', vrjydredv. ^ 
 
 Qdpow, v. [aro,] to plougl). *H atyapov (hdpoojaX. Call. fr. 183. Syn. Apo- 
 
 QaplaXXos, a, or, et <£>ap<7aXos, ov, 6 et f,, adj. [Pharsalicus,] of Pharsalia, a city 
 in Thessaly. EbjXea 2 b' dvaoaety yfjs eq, fyapoaXlas. Androm. 22. See also Iph. 
 
 A. 812. 
 tyapvyi, vyybS et vyos, //, subst. [gula,] the gullet, the windpipe. Ta X 'e£a»>ai- 
 
 Sovs <£apvyos d>dt)aet tcped. Cycl. 587- SYN. Aapvy£, aacbdpdyos. 
 (paaydvov, ov, to, subst. [gladius,] a sword. ®a<rydva> aifas. E. 81. Syn. 
 
 "Aop, #0tfs, jua X a/pa, X aX«os. EPITH. 'A/^fypvow, peXavherov, fiapfiapov, 
 
 Kwirfjey, kZXov, apyvpdijXdv, arrives, X aX K £0>, o£v, fieyd, 6r}t:Tov, KeXaivov, e X - 
 
 OpoV, o£v0jjfcro»'. 
 fyaaydvovpyos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [enses fabricans,] sword-forging. Ilpd^aX/cevei 
 
 & Alcrd (baffydvovpyos. Choeph. 636. , Ax >, 
 
 ^a^Xd*, ov, 6, subst. [leguminis genus quoddam,] a kind of pulse. AXX 
 
 d(bav£ twv (bdarfXwv . Pax 1144. u 
 
 QdoXaviKds, rj, dv, adj. [more phasiani,] like a pheasant. EvtKe\8bM iyuyi 
 
 tiaaXaviKos. Aves 68. , , ft 
 
 ^a^avos, ov, 6, subst. [phasianus,] a pheasant. Tovs QaaXavovs, ovs rpe<bei 
 
 Aooyopas. Nub. 109. ;-•■',- ^ » „ o „ * 
 
 <l>a<m, iSds, ^, P. N. [Phasis,] a river in Colchis. YTrepre Qoffiv, ^a/ie Trapafca- 
 
 XelvaeL Androm. 649. EPITH. Air^eis, £vppem)s, KaXXippoos, a&os. 
 fyaatcit), vid. $j]jui. 
 
 4>aoy*a, vid. Oavrao/m. . „ 
 
 tyaovd, ijs, /j, subst. [palumbus,] a wood-pigeon. See in Epvfyovow. • 
 
 tf a aadfiWfr, ov, o et /,, adj. [palumbos interficiens,] wood-pigeon killing. iUei, 
 
 (baoaotiovo). O. 238. . ... 
 
 ^rei«s; et <2>aros, 1), 6V, adj. [dicendus, dictus,] to be described described. 
 
 4>o/3os ovr£ (bdretds. Hes. Scut. 144. See also Hes. Op. 3. SYN. Ovdpaarto, 
 
 faros, kXvtos, TToXvchdros, evholps, 
 <bdri£(o, vid. <&i]ul. „ , 
 
 QarU ews, f h subst. [(l) dictum, oraculum, (2) fa ma,] a saying, an oracle; 
 
 fame. Ovb' apaft YlrjXeas 3 fader, &s i}Eo h charts; Androm. 79- Syn. <\>npn< 
 
 Xoyos, iiyyeXXa, X PV^os, K Xr)b<oy, hold, pavreia, fiavrevfid. EPITH. llojMri/ia, 
 
 Triirpa, evKXerjs, iibveTrrjs, iaOXrj, {field. ^ ^ 
 
 Qarvr), V*, V, su^st. [prsesepe,] a stall. 'Ytto rF/s. oaTrai^s, KaiT@8 ^arv^, »:al 
 
 raiv ^p£wf. Nub. 13. EPITH. ^irireia, opeooavXos, X dpo7r>), ev^earos. 
 $aros, vid. Oareios. 
 ^aiiXXos ov o, P. N. [Phayllus.] 'HkoXo^ovv QdvXXtp rpe X ioy. Acharn. 214. 
 
 (Da.Xos/et ^X«vpos, «, o>, adj. [mains, vilis, ^^^,^^^^ 
 Xovs pd x Zdat (lov.oXovs tjyotpedd. Iph. T. 306. See also (E. C. 395. Syn. 
 Kd/cos, ahiws, uovBriofc, evreXijs, ovrXbdros, paws, vovypos. _ J 
 
 $avXorn S , »r«*, ^ subst. [improbitas, vilifas,] badness, meanness. Ev ry yap 
 5X/3 W cpavXorrjs front tis. Eur. fr. Pol. 5. 2. SYN. •AraaflfiXca d^om . 5 
 
 OavX^; et 0Xa,p WS , adv. [male, leviter,] badly, meanly. 0, x <obe 0avXa,s avr 
 eyio perepxopat. Ion 1546. See also Aves 6.54. SYN. Ev X £>o)s, vovrjpws, 
 
 KUKtolS. 
 
 » The first syllable of Sapos is always long in Homer— generally sfcorf where its quantity can 
 beac^ll^ 
 
 -s/iort also in Apoll. 3. 862., in four other instances long, andshort Hes. Op, 181. See Herman. , 
 de Metris, p. 444. Brunck's Lex. Sophocl. Monk. Hipp. 125. and Heyne O. 231. 
 
 ^ n^ea is here scanned as a spondee. 3 n,A«»s is here scanned as a spondee. 
 
0>AY2 <DEPE 889 
 
 faavoXabijs, ov, 6, patronym. [Phausiades,] the son of Phausius. KalfiaXe $av- 
 
 <rXabr}v 'A7rtffadvd. A. 577« 
 faavaifiporos, vid. faaeeifjppoTds. 
 faaio, et (pdelvio, v. [luceo,] to shine. fade be yjivctoQpdvos t^ws. £. 502. See 
 
 also fx. 385. SYN. Aaprw, 0atVw. 
 fadw, inus. fut. Tve§r\<joLLai, perf. ire^dfxai, v. [occido,] to kill. 'Ev 5e <tv roTtrt 
 
 7r£0>/ffeai, cuke rdXaoro^s. N. 829* SYN. 20dc?w, dnoKTeivd), dvaipew. 
 faef3dfxat, v. [(1) tiineo, (2) fugio,] (1) to fear, (2) to run away. 'AXXd icaiav- 
 
 tol vn 'ApyeioioX <pe(3ovTd. A. 121. SYN. faevyia, <j)dfieduai. 
 faeyyos, eos, to, subst. [lux, dies,] light, day. Tplrcuov i]br] tyeyyos alwpovfuevbs. 
 
 Hec. 32. SYN. fau.os, <pu>s, <po(i)s, avyfj, aeXds. EpiTH. 'EXevdepov, yj>vaioKv- 
 
 kXov, XciLnrpdv, dXodv, iLoipXbXov, QeaneoXov, avKaaidv, KuQapov. 
 faeia, as, t], P. N. [Phia,] a town near Elis. facias Trap TelyeaaXv. H. 135. 
 
 * faeibXas, ov, b, P. N. [Phidias.] faeibXas ijKrjKor). Pax 6l6. 
 
 * faeibi7nrXbr]S, ov, b, P. N. [Phidippides.] Kadefxedd faeibnrmbijv. Nub. 
 657. 
 
 faeiburirds, ov, 6, P. N. [Phidippus.] Twv 6' av faeibnnros re Kat" AvtXQos f}yrj- 
 
 ffdadrjv. B. 678. 
 QeiboXas, ov, Mo\. ad, 6, P. N. [Phidolas.] Ovrds faeiboXd tWds. Anacr. 
 
 187. 
 faeibotiai, v. [parco,] to spare. Tt bf/ ye (peibofxat \pvxjis eiifis; Here. F. 1137. 
 
 SYN. 'Ane^f eXeeu). 
 faeibw, bos, (petbtaXij, et QeibwXXa, as, if, subst. [parsimonia,] parsimony, faeibol. 
 
 Trovrjpq. fxrjbev ev tzoXelv jjpdTwv. Eur. fr. Antiop. 11.3. See also X. 244. and 
 
 Nub. 833. SYN. luxppuovprj. 
 faeibivXbs, j), ov, adj. [parcus,] parsimonious. Kat cpetbwXov cat rpvoXflXov. Nub. 
 
 421. SYN. TXia-^pos, evreXrjs, dveXevBepos. 
 fyeXXevs, £ws, 6, P. N. [Phelleus,] a mountain in Attica. 'Ek tov faeXXeus. 
 
 Acharn. 273. 
 faeXXbs, ov, b, subst. [cortex suberis,] a cork. 'ApcnrTiffTos eljiX (peXXbs &s. 
 | Pyth. 2. 146. Syn. faXotbs. 
 faevaKicv, v. [decipio,] to deceive. "Oorts <f)evaid$eis' Qpaaai & ovttu) TerXr}Kas 
 
 ytuv. Plut. 280. SYN. 5 E^d7rdrdw, yorjrevu), enXyXevaZio. 
 ifaevaKiaixos, ov, 6, subst. [deceptio,] deceit, imposition. Kat toIoX (pevaKioiiol- 
 • oXv e^dTrdr(,)Lxevr]V. Equit. 630. SYN. faevaKiaixd, aTrarr), e^dTrdrr). 
 faeva£, ands, 6, subst. [deceptor,] a deceiver, a cheat. "Aye b>), ZictraXot, cat 
 
 faevatces, i\v b' eyu). Equit. 634. SYN. 'ATrdTTjXbs, 7rXdviys, ybrjs. 
 
 * faevebs, ov,y, P. N. [Pheneus,] a city in Arcadia. 07 faeveuv t eveixovTo. B. 
 605. 
 
 IbepaX, wv, at, P. N. [Pherae,] a city in Thessaly. See in Y,vppiiv. 07 befaepas 
 eveiLovrd. B. 711. 
 
 * faepaws, a, ov, adj. [Pherseus,] of Pherae. 'Avbpwv faepaiuv evLievris ndpovaXa. 
 Alcest. 622. 
 
 PepaanXs, ibvs, adj. [clypeatus,] shield-bearing. 'OfipXLioOvfie', (pepaoTrl. Horn. 7- 
 2. SYN. ' ' AoirXbritydpos , aoTcXbocpepiKtiv, ao-7ri(m)s, aa7ribd(pdpds, aa7rXbXwTrjs, 
 XoyxWis. 
 
 Hpfiu), v. [pasco, nutrio,] to feed, to rear. Bw/uoi iietyepfiov. Ion 326. Syn. 
 
 BoCTKW, Tpi(f)<jJ, 0(M)£(t). 
 
 Pepeyyvos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [idoneus,] trust-worthy, competent, npoordretv <pzp~ 
 
 eyyvos; Sept. Theb. 3^2. SYN. 'AatydXijs, /3t/3atos, bvvaros, lyeyyvos. 
 
 XpELiLieXXris, ov, adj. [hastam fraxineam gestwns,] bearing an ashen spear. 
 
 fauj-d (fiepefj/ueXXrjv. Mimnerm. 4. 4. SYN. ^Ev/jfieXX^s, evfutXXas, at^^t^r>)s, 
 
 Xoyyotyopos. 
 \>epZoiKds, ov, b et >/, adj. [domiporta,] carrying its house. faepioiKds curb x^bvds 
 
 av tyvTo. l3aivrj. Hes. Op. 569» 
 j >epe7rdvds, ov, b et //, adj. [laborifer,] toil-enduriug. faependtoi reXedovrX. Pyth. 
 
 2. 56. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 5 U 
 
890 4>EPE *HMI 
 
 toptoptto, ow, 6 et ft, adj. [vitam sustinens,] life-supporting. K^)0r, c'apa 
 
 ydia QepeaBlos. Horn. Apoll. 341. w , 
 
 ftpcaoScfts, 8*. adj. [scutifer,] shield-bearing. 'IrfreiMrt ^ e p € iraa«as Katyeiov*. 
 
 Hes Scut 13. SYN. laKea<J>dpos, adiceaTtdXas, acTrtor^s, cktttioovxos. 
 c^rpoV, contr. ^prp«i>, ov, ro, subst. [feretrum,] a bier. Ke*>e>a* ev ^pcrpy. 
 
 2. 236. SyN. lupus, 6i'm± *"'»'*» 
 
 m P V, vros, 6, P. N. [PheresH the father of Admetus. kcu Step*™ ev bo^ots. 
 
 Euinen. 726. 
 
 <I>£plOTOS, Vid. <&€pTEpds. v u „ M , 
 
 ^p/ia, aros, rA* subst. [proventus,] produce, product. *ep/*ari y«»' 7rara>pa>. 
 
 JEsch. Suppl. 6^8. Syn. reVi^a. 
 fopw?, *£ >/, subst. [dos,] a dowry. See in ZarrXouros. 
 
 QeptrUaaad, et ^epaetyovr}, vid. ITep^arra. ..r, 
 
 *W*, superl. fe?rar*, et ^pierrte, „, *y. adj. [vahdior, prestantiorj 
 
 stronger, better. Eh to tfprlgov ride, Helen. 345. See also Apoll. 4. 
 
 1383.°aiid Sept. Theb. 39- §YN. Kpeioaiov, rpfirwrfc, apmros, 7rarap«rres. ^ 
 4>epros, et *tfp„r&, *, o>, adj. [ferendus,] to be endured. Tas ov fepras. to /xo* 
 
 uo*. Hec. 155. See also Hipp. 445. SYN. TX^ros, avaaylros. 
 *tp», f. o/™, 1 aor. «*uft et fc^*, v. [(1) lero, (2)aufero, (3) specto, peto ] 
 
 to bear; to take away; to tend to. bdXXuv olnrdv ks petrov Qepiov.^tlelen. io*i. 
 
 <D e vy*, et^yya-, v. [(1) fugio, (2) «ul fio ] to flee; to be banished Thv,- 
 rd ^hyec rrds rU knobby yXXos. Med. 561. See also P. V. o22. SYN. 
 'A^evyw, oXefoi, oXifeiVai, o<Vt<™<", TroSa 0i)yj? vayiciw, aicorpex**- 
 
 *(fcte*», v. [exclamo, 0ev, <£ev,] to cry alas. T? rovr tyevfcs; Again. 1279- 
 
 $ e ^os,0ev^,et^ros^, 0* adj. verbal • [^ienfus ] nmst be avoided. 
 
 'Eyyvs- Is ov fevKrL vyv. Aves 392. See also Aj. FI. 223. and II. 128. 
 **$*, et p60r, few, *, subst. [fuga,] flight. Qev&v oh* tov&rwi Antig. 302. 
 
 *!^ a Cov/6!et v^««. »**. ; ^ subst - [ scintnia ' carb ] °'i ? ■£* , a li r co *i* 
 
 m^a\L avnXaAph.ao^vos. Acharn. 668. (Peeon. dim.) See also Lysistr. 
 
 107. SYN. lirivdrjp, avdpa£. , ' 
 
 Oe^aXoa,, v. [in cineres redigo,] to reduce to ashes. 'E^XuOij Kufy^ovm^n 
 
 oQevos. P. V. 362. SYN. KaraKcu'w, aWdXdiO. 
 Qnyeis, So*, 6, P. N. [Phegeus,] a noble Trojan. 0/?yevs pa itporlpos Ttpoiec 
 
 SoXivoVaoV eyxos. E. 15. ^ 
 
 ^y^os, 17, o>, adj. [fagineus,] beechen. See in Aeo V to X Xchvos. _ 
 fcj»yfr, ov, 4, subst. [fagus,] a beech-tree. T&y^yavreaBy vapa <j>r,y V . H. 
 
 22 EPITH. 'Yxbi'iXr], TrsptKaXXjis, aypXds, oiciepa, Xepa, ipavvi]. 
 ^x"ȣ f n^s, 6, subst. [(i)"ficus noudum matura, etsi matuntatis speciem 
 
 prase ferat." Hederic. (2) fallax,] an unripe fig; a cheat. Tor re ^Xrjx op W v 
 
 olbdvovrd. Pax 1165. • v ' «, 
 
 OqXijr^, ov, 6, subst. [deceptor,] a deceiver. "Os ye ^^X^rwv aif«{, KM. 
 
 217. SYN. OflXiyl, K&Kovpyds. . w ^ 
 
 $»?Xow, v. [decipio,] to deceive. $ fl \wffps eireevaiv. Apoll. o. y<J*. ^«- 
 
 'ATrdraw, QaTcarao), boXou, $Zvad£to. 
 Man us, et^M,, ^s, ;/, subst. [fama, omen,] fame, a report, an omen. 
 
 £'; oS ev //vx^ tip*** Helen. 819. See also ? . 200. SYN. 
 
 drts, kXsos, /Sd^, ayyeXta, 6^r h Xoyos, cXp^K. EPITH. A W X «\^ 
 
 e^ayytXos, ^feejr^, rd x eld, rep™), dveXTriorros, erv/i5s, a^07re^//s, ea0Xj|,iro\iO, 
 
 Katcrj, betvi), bvcrKeXabds. Ju . p. „ n 
 
 $nut, 0a^a>, et f ar/£«, v. [dico,] to say. $/, M * aTraXXawoi/ o, yys. Phoen. 
 
 612. See also Alcest. 653. and Iph. A. 936. SYN. Aeyo;, ep.c, avto, 
 
 ^»pa^w, (pit)VE(d t <f>r)fAi£(i). 
 
 1 The imperative form tx e is used adverbially, as also &yc. 
 
OHMI $0IN 891 
 
 Q>np<£(o, v. [divulgo,] to divulge. T H t ml Ao&as tyrjfxiaev. Choeph. 550. Syn. 
 
 Atafrj/uiZb), (prjfjl, /uavrevo/Jtai. 
 Qhvr), rjs, y, subst. [ossifraga,] an osprey. $r)vri elbdfiEv-q. y. 372. 
 fyiip, gen. (prjpds, JEol. pro Qr)p, q. v. 
 $npa, as, ?/, et <\>npa\, u>v, al, P. N. [Pherae,] a city in Messenia. 'Evx-tfievri 
 
 evX $qprj. E. 54,3. See also I. 151. 
 'I'^^rm^s, ov, 6, patronvm. [Pheretiades,] the son of Pheres. At ^rjprjrXdbad 
 
 TTohwKies ezQepuv 'i~itol. *F. 376. 
 fydaroj, et (pdrjui, tut. ^0//cro/tai et (pdaauj, v. [prasvenio,] to have the' start. 
 
 Qvrevwv iralbas ovk tr dv (pddrois. 1 Alcest. 678. SYN. Upo^daro), 7rp6i}K(t>, izpd- 
 
 Xanfitivu, TTpdepyJjfJLai. 
 $>Qeyyu>, et (pdeyyo/uai, v. [loquor,] to speak. Ov yap rovab' dv efOeyfa Xoyovs. 
 
 Men. 1304. SYN. Avbtiw, e^avbtiw, ?/Y/ w > (jodu), ayyeWto, sped), (j)r)fxicl(i). 
 fydeyfxa, tiros, to, rpdoyyds, ov, 6, et tydoyyr), rjs, 1), subst. [(1) vox; (2) sonus,] a 
 
 voice ; a sound. Xduv ydey/utiros rrXrjpov/uerr). Hipp. 1210. See also E. 234. 
 
 and B. 791. SYN. 7 Uxos, t)x>I, 4>uvii, /3od, avbrj, pf/fid. EPITH. ®I\ov, opOiov, 
 
 rjipotyoiTois, jiaKcLKov, fitipv. 
 tydeip, eipds, 6, subst. [pediculus,] a louse. Qdeipwv r apld/xlr, teat wv&ttojv. 
 
 Plut. 537. 
 Qdeipa), Cjv, at, P. N. [Phthirae,] a mountain in Lycia. <f>Qeipu>v r dpos dupXTo- 
 
 (j)v\\dv. B. 868. 
 Weipw, f. eqib, v. [corrumpo, violo, vasto, interimo,] to corrupt, to ruin, 
 
 to kill. Et u>) (pdepel rJ/o-6' ws Taller dwo (rreyrjs. Androm. 706. Syn. 
 
 Aia<p6elp(i), (j)dli>v6(s), (7(pd\\(s} } /3\a;rra/, ti(f)tii'l£u), Xv/jtaivdfJiai, d7rd\Xu ( ui, KretVw, 
 
 (bBTvu). 
 Qdepatyh'rjs, ids, adj. [genus perdens,] family-destroying. T ft fiEydXav^ot, rial 
 
 (pdepriyevels. Sept. Theb. 1056. 
 4>0£w, inus. f. (pdeiaw, et (bdXu), f. 00«rw, perf. pass. apQurfxai, v. [perdo,] to 
 
 destroy. Aat^ovte, (pdivet as to aov fields. Z. 407- See also £. 1 17. SYN. 
 
 See Qdeipw, and $du>a). 
 Qdfjpi, vid. <bddv<o. 
 $dia, as, Ion. $diri, ij, P. N. [Phthia,] a city in Thessaly. "6te a ek <&dtr)s 
 
 Ay ikftkuvovl TcefiTTE. I. 253. EPITH. 'EpX(3ioXa^, (3u)TXdi'eipd, epX{3i*)\ds, ev7r<t>~ 
 
 XoS, fiilTTlp 6r)pU)l>. 
 
 $dids, dbos, i], <\>duoTt]s, ov, o, et QOiuitXs, Xbbs, >/, adj. [Phtbius,] of Phthia. 
 
 Mtcret re yala $£hds' et S' iftei irtipos. Androm. 917. See also Ran. 1265. and 
 
 Troad. 1115. 
 ^dXfxeids, et (pdiTds, 1), di>, adj. [mortuus, absumptus,] dead, wasted. '[Is tydi- 
 
 Hlvu rubs 001 Ti-e^Trw. Iph. T.171. See also Eumen. 97. 
 * fy'dXvutrnti, drds, to, subst. [decrementum,] the waning. "avclktos fiXiov tyQX- 
 
 vamiduXv. Pers. 237- SYN. Aiy^ts, bva/ur). 
 '* c pyiVds, dbos, adj. [(1) clecreseeus, (2) tauificus,] wasting. Oi/re QOtvaat 
 
 7r\r)yelad votrois. Antig. 819- 
 QdXvdKapTzds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [qui fructum amisit,] having lost its fruit. Kcu 
 
 (ffBivoKapn-os toiad. Pyth. 4. 468. 
 $>dXrdTriopXs, ibos, y), adj. [autumnalis,] autumnal. M>) (jtQXvoTrwpXs d-vEfxwv. 
 
 Pyth. 5. 161. 
 bdXi'dKiDpov, ov, to, subst. [autumnus,] autumn. *H yXvKtpov <p6Xvd7riop8v. Bion 
 I 6. 4. SYN. M.ETonu>p6v, onvpd. 
 \t>dlvvdu> s v. [(1) perdo, (2) consumo, (3) tabesco,] to ruin; to consume; to 
 
 waste away. Tot be tpOXrvdovaiv ibovTEs. a. 250. See also A. 491. SYN. 
 
 Qdelpu), tiirotydXvvdit), (j)dXv(o, Ti')KOfiai, tirroWvuX, bXa<pQeipojxat. 
 
 "XwWd, i)s, r), adj. [peslifera,] destructive. N») At, (5 <f)divv\\ti av. Eccles. 
 
 932. 
 
 1 The first syllable of <p0dvw is long in Homer, and short in the Attic writers. The same 
 remark applies to <p6lpw : see Clarke B. 43. and 833. 
 
 W.' 
 
892 $0IN MAA 
 
 <!>0<W, f. Xvio, v. [(l)corrumpo ; (2) ad finem vergo,] to spoil; to wane, to 
 perish. Zrjrwv' <pdXvei yap, fcai fxdpaiverai voau. Alcest. 204. SYN. Qdeipo- 
 fiatf rriKofxai, aTToWvfjiai, X//yw, bXatydelpdfxai, efcXetVw. 
 
 Qdtoi, wv, m, P. N. [Phthii.] Ol /jtev -rrpb QQluv fjieyddvjjKov. N. 699. 
 
 ^Oimjvdjp, vpds. et <pdi<rifjifipdTos t ov, 6 et ?;, adj. [homines destruens,] man- 
 destroying. J,t€lx€iv els noXefJiov Qdtativopa. B. 833. See also x« 297* SYN. 
 'OXefffjviop, (jpoToXoiyos. 
 
 $dlrds, vid. QdXpevos. 
 
 <I>0?W, Vid. $0£W. 
 
 ^dtdjTrjs, et^dtQrXs. Vid. <J>0(ds\ 
 
 c P0oyyir/, et <pdoyyds. Vid. <L>0eywd. 
 
 $#o7s, Xds, 6, nom. plur. 00o7s et (pddeis, Att. contr. <j>6ols; et 00ois, tSds, ?/, 
 
 subst. [placentae genus,] a kind of cakei Tovs 00o7s d0ap7rd<*?oi>rd. Plut. 677. 
 Qdovepos, d,iiv, adj. [invidus,] envious. Bdv-5ei, <j>6dvepdv h' vn dXyos ep-Trei. 
 
 Again. 437. SYN. 'E7ri<p6uvds, fiaondvbs. 
 fydaveu), V. [(1) invideo, (2) recuso,] to envy, refuse. Uaibwv ebetrre prj <j>6dvr)detr] 
 
 <pov<p. Eur. Eiectr. 30. SYN. Qdovov e^u), jSaaKatVw, vefieadu), ayavatcrea), 
 
 anapvEOfiai. 
 fydovqaXs, etas, f/, Subst. [invidia,] envy. Qdpds ye toi (pQovrfaris ov yevfjcrerai. 
 
 Trach. 1214. Syn. Qdtivepta, (pBdvos. 
 <bdovds, ov, 6, subst. [invidia,] envy, a shame. Neyuovrcs rw <\>Bdv<»> -rrXelov 
 
 fiepos. Eur. Suppl. 252. SYN. Avafieveid, fiifx\pXs, firjvXs. EpiTH. Avavvv- 
 
 (jlos, rpayys, ddeos, d)(dpis, dvdfibs, fiaptis. 
 4>8dpd, as, ?/, et c(>dopds, ov, 6, subst. [corruptio,] corruption, destruction. 
 
 Evvys aTroifucogovTci rrjs kcltio (pOupav. Antig. 1224. See also Sept. Theb. 238. 
 
 SYN. AXa<pddpa, Xvfifj, bf]\r)jj.a. 
 $XdXr], ris, i], subst. [poculum, patera,] a cup, a bowl. "AXXlyoV es xpvve'rjv 1 <f>Xu- 
 
 \r}V. "SK. 253. SYN. Aeirds, TrbTypXbv, ayyewv. EpiTH. 'Apyvp^Xdrds, ajjupl- 
 
 Qerbs, OMvptarbs, olvqpa, epavvi), apyitpea. 
 i&idpbs, d, bv, adj. [(1) splendidus ; (2) pinguis ; (3) acerbus,] shining; fat; 
 
 sour. $>Xap(t)Tepa ojupdicbs w/ids. Theocr. 11. 21. EXP. Aafnrpbs, 7rla)v. 
 fyinXbv, ov, to, P. N. [Phicium,] a mountain in Bceotia. QinXov aKpordrov vrpba- 
 
 efitiaard. Hes. Scut. 33. 
 $X\ay\ads, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [elegantiae studiosus,] fond of elegance. Atrew as 
 
 <j>XXdyXde, KaX-Xicrrd. Pyth. 12. 1. 
 fyXXabeXtyos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [fratris vel sororis amans,] of brotherly or sisterly 
 
 love. Q>XXabeX(j)u kcltw bdtcpv etfio/xevr). Antig. 527. 
 fyXXadfivatds, ov, b, adj. [Atheniensium amans,] attached to the Athenians. 
 
 Kat bfjrd tyXXdOfivatos i\v vireptyvuts. Acharn. 142. 
 ^XXalaKTos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [iamentationis amans, lugubris,] inclined to la- 
 ment, doleful. 'EXevdepov-rai $XXatctKrov kclkwv. iEsch. Suppl. 810. Syn. 
 
 <t>iXobvpros, (pXXodprjvos, <j>XXodpr}i>i]s, <pXXoiKTos. 
 <bXXa! partis, ov, b et fj, adj. [sanguinis amans,] blood-thirsty. Ffjs fiXaifidrov 
 
 pbai. Pho3n. 1 77. 
 * QXXaiveTt), ijs, //, P. N. [Philaenete.] UpooXovaap i]br) Trjvbe, Kal ^XXaiverTjy, 
 
 Eccles. 42. 
 tyXXaiTEpos, et superl. tyXXairards, vid. $XXds. 
 tyiXalrXtis, ov, 6 et f], adj. [litigiosus,] litigious. Kdr dpxns yap <j>XXahXos Xedts. 
 
 iEsch. Suppl. 481. SYN. $XXobXnds, <f>XXepXs. 
 fyXXcucoXovdos, ov, 6 et )/, adj. [sodalium studiosus,] sociable. 'Eyw b' del ttws 
 
 fXXdtcb'Xovdds elfxi. Ran. 417. 
 <t>XXafijjidvXbr)s, ov, 6, patronym. [Philammonides,] the son of Philammon. 
 
 Tlvtypq ev (j>6pjj.iyyi $t\a/w^uovt5as RvfioXiros. Theocr. 14. 108. 
 0i\da7re\ds, ov, 6 et ij, adj. [vitium amans,] fond of, or productive in, vines. 
 
 Tyjv deutv 7ra<ru>v peyiaT^v ko\ ^XXafnreXiDTdTrjp, Pax 307. 
 
 1 Xpvairjv is here scanned as a spondee. 
 
$IAA OiAI 893 
 
 QiXavbpXa, as, rj, subst. [amor mariti vel uxoris,] the affection of a husband or 
 
 wife. Mr) r))p TEKovoav rrj <j>XXavbpia, yvvat. Androra. 228. 
 QxXavbpds, ov, et (plXrivwp, Dor. <pi\aviop, dpds, adj. [maritum vel viros amans,] 
 
 husband or man-loving. QtXavbpov jjleveI tcredvn t Znlyuvois. Sept. Theb. 
 
 896. See also Pers. 141. 
 QnXapdpaKevs, ews, adj. [carbonarius,] one who loves coals. 'AndXels apd tov 
 
 rjXiKa Tovbe. (j)XXav6pdi<Ed. Acham. 335. 
 QiXavdpcowds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [humanus,] humane, ^repyetv, tptXavQpojTrov be 
 
 7ravear0ai Tpdirov. P. V. 11. 
 Q>XXavwp, vid. $XXavbpds. 
 $XXdoibds, et fiX^bds, ov, 6 et 1), adj. [cantuum amans,] song-loving. Kcu ol 
 
 fivdirrXy del rw (pXXaoihu. Theocr. 28. 23. See also Vesp. 270. Syn. See 
 
 tyxXofiovaos. 
 fyXXapyvpos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [amans argenti,] fond of money. To fiavrXicov yap 
 
 irdv tyXXapyvpov ylvds. Antig. 1055. SYN. $XXoKT£dvds, tcepbaXeotypiov, tpXXd- 
 
 K€pbt]S. 
 
 tyxXapfxaros, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [curruum amans,] delighting in chariots. Orjfiwv 
 
 rSiv (piXapfjLUTiov dva^. Here. F. 465. 
 ifrxXavXds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [tibiarum amans,] fond of the pipe, "lv o <}>XXavXos 
 
 eiraXXe beX<pts. Ran. 1317* SYN. <bXXdfj.ovffds, QXXdoibds, iptXybos, (f>XXofxoXnds 9 
 
 <l>iXfi(f)6pfjay^. 
 <bx\eopTos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [festorum amans,] festival-loving. Etpr/^v 0t\eop- 
 
 rdv. Thesm. 1158. 
 <bXXepiQus, ov, 6 et %, adj. [lauificii studiosus,] fond of wool. 7 ft (pXXepiO' dXd- 
 
 Kara. Theocr. 28. 1. 
 QxXevvds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [amans tori,] fond of the bed. KdXo's ye kui (piXevvtis. 
 
 Anacr. 174. 7. Syn. See <Mo/f?)j. 
 ^XXexQtjs, tus, adj. [inimicitiis indulgens,] fond of animosity. r ft rdXdv, eaaX 
 
 <f)XXe-)(dijs. Theocr. 5. 137* SYN. fyiXexQpds, (piXo/juaos, tyXXairXos. 
 Q>XXe\pXtis, ov, 6, P.N. [Philepsius.] <l>XXe\pXos cV ov% evIkcl gov jivBovs Xeyet ; 
 
 Plut. 177- 
 4>i\ew, et QXXrifiX, v. [(t)amo; (2)osculor; (3) soleo,] to love, to like; to kiss ; 
 
 to be wont. Ov tyXXib To\ppri& opyv. Iph. T. 1199* See also a. 264. and 
 
 X* 265. SYN. 'Ay&7rdw, kvveio, j-jsvictb), (fuXrjbeu). 
 tyxXrjbcw, v. [delector,] to delight in. Ov yap </n\^cw /^ay/us. Pax 1130. Syn. 
 
 OtXew, e(j){]bdfiat, epi'ibd/jiai. 
 $XXi]bXa, as, >/, subst. [amor voluptatis,] love of pleasure, delight. AdpovTEs, 
 
 vitd QXXrjbXas. Plut. 311. SYN. $XX7)bdvXa, y/ipiid, ijbovi), avoid. 
 fyXr)XXa(TTris, ov, 6, adj. [(1) qui judicio in Helieea contendere amat ; (2)litigi- 
 
 osus,] fond of trials in the courts of Heliaea ; litigious. QxXrjXXacr-ijs eorXv, 
 
 ws ovbels dvr\p. Vesp. 88. SYN. <t>XXairXds, 0iXe)(0r)s, <j)XXEpXs, (pXXdbXicds, <j)XXd- 
 
 vetKos. 
 VxXrj/xd, drds, to, subst. [osculum,] a kiss. $XXov <f)XXr)fjid irdpd ylvvv rXdevrd 
 
 adv. Eur. Suppl. Il64. PHR. ( I>tXta npoajjoXtj 7rpd(rwTrtov. 
 t>XXrivXds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [habenarum amans,] bit-loving. "Wirovs ity' dpfidr 
 j riydyov (f)XXr)vXovs. P. V. 474. 
 I t>XXj')pd-Xs, Xbds, 7], P. N. [Phileratis.] "AprEfxX, Ttv rdb' dyaXfid QiXripdrXs eiadru 
 
 TijbE. Call. Ep. 34. 1. 
 
 TtXi'ipETuds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [remigandi studiosus,] fond of rowing. fyau)Keoat 
 J <f>XXrjperfJioioX fuyeirj. e. 386. 
 
 QxXrjTEds, a, ov, adj. [diligendus,] must be loved. Kdrw vvv eXdovo, el <pXXi]- 
 
 teov, <f)XXei. Antig. 524. 
 \ f XXr}T0)p, dpos,6etrj, subst. [amator,] a lover. Kelrat tyXXrirup Tovb\ Agam. 
 
 1421. SYN.'Epa<77-r}s. 
 
 l XXXa, vid. QxXdrrjs. 
 
 } XXXk6s, rj, dv, adj. [amatorius,] amatory. Kcu tX Kdpas QlXXicov ptXds a/ifiuXev. 
 
 Theocr. 10. 22. SYN. $XXdrfiaXds 7 (f>XXXds, cpwrtKos, epdreivtis. 
 
894 <MAI (MAO 
 
 QiXTvos, ov, o, P. N. [Philinus.] E?r' eor' ap 6 <bXXlv6s <5 fxaXQaKos. Theocr. J. 
 
 105. 
 QtXXos, 1 a, ov, et ov, 6 et //, adj. [foederatus, amicus, cams,] leagued, friendly, 
 
 dear. To abv XXnovad tyXXXov. Androm. 601. SyN. $XXXkos, <jnXos t ohelos, 
 
 <pXXd<ppwv. 
 QiXnnrds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [equorum studiosus,] horse-loving, 2, '5 rfjs <pxXi7nrov 
 
 ttcus 'AfiaS.dvos (joq.. Hipp. 580. SYN. 'l7T7ru:os, evnmos. 
 $XXhttos, vid. <$>XXos. 
 fyiXXvpXbrjs, ov, 6, matronym. [Phillyrides,] the son of Phillyra. Q>iXXvpXbr}s' 
 
 fjieyaXov be &Xbs rods e£ere\ei7-o. Hes. Theog. 1002. 
 fyXXdyafids, ov, 6 et f], adj. [nuptiarum studiosus,] eager for marriage. $XXoyd- 
 
 fiot [JivrjCTTfjpes. Iph. A. 392. 
 tyxXoyiidris, eos, adj. [laetitiae amans,] fond of mirth. AaXoQpiov ov tyXXdya-drjs. 
 
 Sept. Theb. 912. 
 fyXXobatyvos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [lauri amans,] laurel-loving. Aeo-7rdrct ? tyXXobatyve, 
 
 BaK\£. Eur. fr. Licymn. 4. 
 $>XXdhe(T7rdros, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [domini amans,] attached to a master. Ov yap 
 
 e& evpi^aeishrjfiov (fiXobecnrbTov. Theogn. 847. 
 $XXobr}fAds, ov, 6 et f], adj. [popuSi amans,] attached to the people. Tevvalov 
 
 kcu (fiXobrifiov. Equit. 787* 
 fyXXobvpros, ov, 6 et ?/, et <[)XXo9p7}vris, eos, adj. [lugubris,] doleful. Tws KaX eyia 
 
 fXXdbvp-Tois. Msch. Suppl. 71. See also Mosch. 4. 66. Syn. See $r\ai- 
 
 a zeros. 
 * $XXobt*)pr)Tds, ov, 6, P. N. [Philodoretus.] Kat trjv <&XXdb(opif]T0v re teal Xaiprj- 
 
 rdbov. Eccles. 51. 
 **t>XXddr)pds, ov, 6 et i], adj. [venandi studiosus,] fond of hunting. $>XXodr}pos 
 
 e'Lr). Bacch. 1242. 
 fyXXddvrrjs, ov, adj. [sacrificandi studiosus,] sacrifice-loving. ^XXoOvnov beroi 
 iroXeos opyXiov. Sept. Theb. Ifj4. 
 
 QxXoiKTipjuov, dvds, (fiXoiKTivros, et (pXXoitcros, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [misericors,] com- 
 passionate. Kcu (pXXoiKripfMov dei. Iph. T. 346. See also Aj. Fl. 580. and 
 
 Agam. 232. 
 QiXoirXos, ov, 6, P. N. [Philoetius,] a herdsman belonging to Ulysses. Iiyy §' 
 
 e£ o'Lxoio QxXoirXos. <j>. 388. EPITH. Alos, opydp.6s avbpibv. 
 fyiXoicprjs, ov, adj. [libidinosus,] lecherous. Evy uiv6p(t)7re <pXXo~i([)d. Theocr. 4. 
 
 62. SyN. fyXXevvos, rpv(j)epds, dveXyijs. 
 fyXXoKepbeid, as, ^/, subst. [amor lucri,] love of gain, avarice. Kcu (pXXdKepbety 
 
 fiefiXafjfievov. Theocr. 16". 63. 
 QiXdicepbris, eos, adj. [lucri amans, lucripeta,] fond of gain. Et 6' dbXxws Ttdpd 
 
 tcaipov dv))p (pXXdrcepbeX dvfjuo. Theogn. 199* SYN. See QiXapyvpos. 
 <biXoKepTd[Jids,ov,detf], adj. [qui maledictis incessere a mat,] fond of reproaching. 
 
 'ft UoXvdepveibr] (fiXoKeprofxe. %. 287. SYN. tyXXoXolbbpos, ddvpocrrofxds, (f)tX6~ 
 
 \poyos, aKio7rrr}s. 
 <bXXdtcr}bris, eos, adj. [adfinium studiosus,] fond of relations. Kcu is (fiXXdiajbe 
 
 Kwfxbv. Horn. Merc. 478. 
 tyXXdKi<T(j6(}>6p6s, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [amans hederae gestandae,] fond of wearing ivy. j 
 
 Kayw top tyXXuKtoootyopov Bpo/uioj/. Cycl. 6l3. 
 fyXXoKpdrrjs, ov, 6, P. N. [Philocrates.] See in UXrdKb7ru)Xr)s. 
 fyiXoKredvos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [divitiarum amans,] covetous. OiXoKrcarwrare nav- 
 
 tiov. A. 122. Syn. See §XXapyvpds. 
 fyXXoKTYirris, ov, 6, P. N. [Philoctetes,] a celebrated warrior at the siege of | 
 
 Troy. Trjv QiXoKrijrov ere be~t. Philoct. 54. EPITH. UoiavTXos, kXcuos, to£,o~ 
 ■ rr\s, eKrjfioXos, 0t\o7ird\^uos, dyXdos, 'itydifxos. 
 QxXdKvflds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [aleae studiosus,] fond of dice. Elpat ^XXokvjjov av- ' 
 
 toV ct\X' ovbep Xeyei. Vesp. 75. 
 
 1 ViKiLos is a frequent epithet of Jupiter, as the patron god of friendship. 
 
 2 $X\iirvos is also a P. N. 
 
<MAO OIAO 895 
 
 ^lXdKvhiis f eds, adj. [gloriae studiosus,] glory-loving. ®X\dicvhtds rj(3r]S. Horn. 
 
 Merc. 375. 
 fyXXdXr'iXds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [amans praedae,] booty-loving. Keprdfxtojv ws olds 
 
 eyio (j)XXdXr)ids elfit. Horn. Merc. 333. 
 <t>XXdXoibdpds, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [vituperationis amans,] fond of slander. Q>XXoXoi- 
 
 bopow yXurrrjs. Anacr. 42. 11. SYN. See ^XXdKeprdpds. 
 ^XXdjiaards, ov, 6 et 1), adj. [mammae amans,] breast-loving. TIclvtwv r dypo- 
 
 vdfiiov (fiXofxaaTois. Agam. 139* 
 <biX6}xa.yos y ov, 6 et 1), adj. [pugnae amans,] battle-loving. 2i) r', w AXdyeves 
 
 <j>iXdf*a)(ov Kparos, Sept. Theb. 121. 
 fyiXo/xebovoa, rjs, r), P. N. [Pliilomedusa.] Kal ^iXdfj.Ebovad flownis. H. 10. 
 <\nXd/jLr)Xeihr)s, ov, 6, P. N. [Philomelides,] a Lesbian chieftain. 'E£ Epxbos 4>i\o- 
 
 prjXeibr). b. 343. 
 ^XXofx/ueibris, ids, adj. [risus amans,] laughter-loving. Kvirptiv frwl <j)XXofifAeibi]s 
 
 'AQpobirr). b. 362. SYN. <t>XXoy)]0r)s. 
 $lXv/jioX7rds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [carminum amans,] fond of song. 'AffrspXr) QXXd- 
 
 fxoXrre. Call. 4. 197. SYN. QiXaoibos, (j)XXu)bos, <f>XXavXos, (pXXvfiios, tyXXdfAOvaos, 
 
 evuoXtcos, poX-rraarris. 
 fyxXdfiovcros, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [musarum amans,] fond of the Muses. 7 £l drjpuTa 
 
 Xdyiov tyXXd/uovcnov. Nub. 357* 
 * fyXXoZevXbrjs, ov, 6, patronym. [Philoxenides,] the son of Philoxenus. <&aibpov 
 
 7raibX ^XXo^epXbeu). Ep. 59- 4. 
 Q>iX6£epos, ov, 6, P. N, [Philoxenus.] 'Eyw bi top ^XXo^evov y $\ir\v "Epi/^iv 
 
 eJvai. Ran. $65. 
 fyxXolevds, Ion. (pxXofctvds, ov, 6 et t], adj. [hospitalis,] hospitable. "Ayay QXXo- 
 
 llvds. Alcest. 825. SYN. Evfcivds, ^evXkos. 
 ilKXdiralyfjojv, dvds, adj. [jocorum amans,] joke-loving. <bXXd7raiyfxdra rtfiav. 
 
 Ran. 333. SYN. ^XXioprds, dXaawbrjs. 
 $iXd7rais, cubes, et (pXXoTeicvds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [liberorum amans,] child-loving. 
 
 Zeivdv €TL/j.)'ioaad£ &XokXeu. top (fiXunaLba. Theocr. 12. 29- See also Phcen, 
 
 3r57. 
 *$XXdTraTpXa, as, rj, subst. [amor patriae,] the love of one's country. $t\o7ra- 
 
 rpXav Kal odtyiav. Vesp. 1465. 
 fyxXditaTup, opus, 6 et 7], adj. [patris amans,] father-loving, dutiful. ^xXdirarojp 
 I b' ciei 7rdT el. Iph. A. 638. 
 <btXo7rXov7ds, ov, 6 et r), adj. [divitiarum amans,] wealth-loving. <bXXo7rXovToi> 
 
 afuiXXav. Iph. T. 413. 
 fyxXdnoifiiXos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [gregis amans,] flock-loving. Xafilv tort kvmv 
 
 yXXonoi fluids. Theocr. 5. 106. 
 wXXdirdXXs, et (pXXoTTTuXis, tws, 6 et r/, adj. [civitatis amans,] attached to the city. 
 1 T [l<j)XXd7rdXis tXs end' 6 baifiiDv. Plut. 726. See also Rhes. 158. 
 )\fXXu7r6vds 9 ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [amans laborum,] labor-loving. fyxXdjrdvwv aXXabav. 
 Aj. Fl. 8 SO. SYN. TXrjaXirovds, ettXttuvus, airovbalds, tyXXepyos, tyXXopoyflos, 
 
 <pX\oTrpayixu)v. 
 
 \?XXd7rd-r]s, ov, adj. [bibendi amans,] fond of drinking. ETvat fiXditdrriv avrdv. 
 Vesp. 69. 
 
 \bX\o7TToXE[ios, ov, o et //, adj. [belli amans,] war-loving, warlike. Tvoiade 
 
 ' (pXXoTTToXlfXbyv vir 'A^atwv. P. 224. SYN. ^XXd/utd^os, 7roXejUt/<os, irdXluotypiov. 
 QxXopvtdXa, as, ?/, subst. [avium amor,] a love for birds. T H,5oi' £' vird yiXop- 
 vtdXas navres fxtXrj, Aves 1300. 
 
 XopvXs, idos, adj. [avium amans,] bird-loving. KotXi) (pXXopvis baifidvmv ara- 
 aTpdcj))). Eunien. 23. 
 
 COmpar. (pXXairEpds, et cpiXrEpds, superl. (pXXaiTards, (piXraTus, et (fuXiards, 
 
 icrpdcj))). Et 
 HXds, 1 com 
 
 1 The first syllable of (pl\os is found long A. 155. and E. 359. by the effect of the metrrical 
 rsis, on which Herman, de Metris p. 38. : " In initio sententise vocis intensio cum metri 
 rima arsi conjuncta brevem syllabam recte producere visa est." See also Heyne's note 
 . 155. 
 
896 <MAO MAT 
 
 17, bv, adj. [amicus, acceptus, carus,] friendly, acceptable, dear; alsD (2) <j>X- 
 
 \bs, and (3) (pXXrj, (used substantively,) a friend. Els <j>XXovs tyvv <pXXbs. Orest. 
 
 418. SYN. (1) $c\Xbs, TrpofffiXrjs, evvbbs, (J)XXikos, rjbvs, (2) epaoTi]*, eTaipbs, 
 
 s. eTCLpos, eOas, evowbs. EfITH. (2) Hicttos, yevvalbs, evopKbs, yvyaXbs, (nrov- 
 
 balos, aafrjs, a<70aX?)s, 7rbdetvbs, aXrjQrjs. 
 QxXbabtybs, ov, 6 et ^f, adj. et subst. [philosophicus, pliilosophus,] philosophical, 
 
 a philosopher. $XXbob(f)bv eyeipeiv <ppovTXb\ eTnarafxevriv. Eccles. 572. 
 *&XX6airovbbs, ov, 6 et f], adj. [libationi aptus,] fit for libations. Ov <fi\o<nrov- 
 
 bov Xifids. Choeph. 286. 
 QiXoarreipavos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [coronarum amans,] garland-loving. <PtXo<7-£0a- 
 
 vovs T£ K&fjiovs. Eur. fr. Cresph. 4. 8. 
 tyiXocrrdvm, adv. [cum gemitu,] with groans. Toiavr' enevyov fjirj <pt\oardvu)s 
 
 Oeols. Sept. Theb. 265. 
 Q>l\6cTopyds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [propensus ad amorem,] affectionate. TLvv iraiaX 
 
 <j)t\oar6pyG) irapd fiarpl. Theocr. 18. 13. SYN. QXXoTrais, ^XXotekvos, <j>XXo- 
 
 <pp(t)v. 
 $>XXbreKvbs, vid. <I>t\o7rcus. 
 fyXXdTrjs, Tiros, et 0i\ea, as, fj, subst. [amicitia, caritas,] friendship, affection. 
 
 KaX vkvov, teal (pXXoTr}rds. N. 636. See also Orest. 138. Syn. ®XXo<ppb- 
 
 avvrj t apd/ios. EpITH. 'Epareiw/, 7rpevfxevrjs, b/j.b(f>vXbs, KpvirTabXa, epavvrj, e(f>i- 
 
 fxepbs. 
 ^XXbrrjaXbs, a, ov, adj. [amatorius,] amatory. 'EreXeaore debs $XXoTi]oXa epya. 
 
 X. 245. SYN. See $XXXkos. 
 tyXXoTiuebfiat, v. [ambitiosus sum,] to be ambitious. EtSws jme nayXfibv ovtcl, 
 
 ^XXoTifiovfievos. Ran. 282. SYN. MeyaXo<ppbveu), (pXXbveiKeio, enaipb/xat. 
 4>XXdrtfjLXa, as, ij, subst. [ambitio, aemulatio, fastus,] ambition, rivalry, pride. 
 
 QiKdri/jiXa fjiev evex^rai, betvio tcatcy. Iph. A. 527. EPITH. "AbXicds, Kad<jrr} 
 
 batfjibvwv. 
 $X\drifjids, ov, 6 et ?;, adj. [honoris cupidus,] desirous of honor, ambitious. 
 
 To fiavTXtcdv nav (nrepud tyXXoTt/Jiov kclkov. Iph. A. 520. 
 $>X\orrapXbv, ov, to, subst. [amiculus,] sweet friend. §XXoTTapXbv abXrjTa. Ec- 
 cles. 886. 
 tyXXdfyopjAiyE,, lyybs, adj. [lyrse amans,] lyre-loving. Qepea-du) Qa^a (fiXdfop/iiy^. 
 
 Msch. Suppl. 705. Syn. See QxXavXbs. 
 $1X0 (ppo few, v. [benevolus sum,] to be kind, to treat kindly. 'Sis be wcin/p ov 
 
 Trciiba (j>XXo<j)pbve<t)V aya.7ra£ei. 7r. IJ. SYN. Karct^tXtw, dTrdbe^dfiai. 
 $>XXo(j)pdi>(os, adv. [benevole,] kindly. Els xelpd Tevicpov betyav (pXXo<f>pbvu>s. 
 
 Aj. Fl. 751. 
 $>XXo<ppdoi>vr}, rjs, >/, subst. [benevolentia,] kindness. fyXXofypbovvq yap afxeiviov. 
 
 I. 256. SYN. $i\ta, <pXXoTt}s, (nrovbr], aya-trr), OTopyi], 
 fyXXotypojv, bvbs, 6 et ^, adj. [benevolus,] of a kind heart. fyXXbtipw yap crai- 
 
 vov-crd. Pers. 100. SYN. Ylpocppiov, Trpbdvfxbs, evvoos, evfxevijs, ^XXdvdpojnos, 
 
 Trpoarjvijs, evKapbXos. 
 $iXo%dpevTris, et cpXXbxbpbs, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [chorearum amans,] dance-loving. 
 
 "laK^e fiXoxbpevTa. Kan. 413. See also Thesm. 1 147. Syn. See $XXavXbs. 
 <biXdx(opXa, as, f], subst. [amor quo quis libenter in aliquo loco commoratur,] 
 
 attachment to a place. Tx ttote to xPVf* **> s & €LV0 ' v V <pl\o\wpXa. Vesp. 830. 
 $>XXo\pevb>)s y lbs, adj. [mendaciorum amans,] fond of lies. Kal oi> <pXXo\pevbr}s 
 
 ETtTV^b. M. 164. 
 
 QxXoxpbybs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [reprehendere amans,] censorious, kvaapeorbs ijfxSjv 
 Kal (pXXoxpbyos 7rb\ls. Eur. Electr. 904. Syn. See ^LXbuepTOfibs. 
 
 ^>i\ov//y^£w, v. [vitae turpiter parco,] basely to spare one's life. Avrol <pXXo- 
 \pvxoi>vTes. Heracl. 519. Tyrt. 1.18. 
 
 <&XX6\pvxbs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [vitae s. anima? parcens,] life-loving, pusillanimous. 
 AeiXov & 7rXov-os Kal <pXX6\pvxov kclkov. Phosn. 606. Syn. fyxXoaiwbs, betXbs. 
 
 <&iXT£pbs,<f>iXra.Tds. Vid. QXXbs. 
 
 QiXTpbv, ov, to, subst. [amoris illecebra,] a love-charm, a charm. fyiXrpbv ov 
 
 i 
 
<MAY OAEr 897 
 
 ofiiKpbv irovwv. Troad. 52. SYN. SrepyT^ud, orepyqQpdv, beXedp. EPITH. 
 
 Meyd, beivov, deXKTrjpXov, cuyudr^pov, dcpvKTOV, d/u(3poaX6v, d7rdXov, tpdrdv. 
 <ln\vfjiv6s, ov, 6 et 7/, adj. [hymnoruni amans,] fond of song. 2ctye, yrjyeves, 
 
 (f>i\vfxre. Anacr. 43. l6\ Syn. See QlXdoibos. 
 fyxXv-irvos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [soinni amans, somniculosus,] fond of sleep, 
 
 drowsy. T H pd (flXvivvds ; Theocr. 18. 10. 
 (bxXijpEs, uv, ot, P. N. [Piiilyres,] a nation bordering on the Black Sea. $ep~ 
 
 fiovrai <\>iXvpes* QiXvpwv b' efpvirepQev eaaX. Apoll. 2. 3Q5. 
 QiXvpa, as, rj, P.N. [Philyra,] the mother of Chiron. "Evdd jj.lv OvpdvXbrjs 
 
 $XXiipr) Kpovcs. Apoll. 2. 1236\ 
 <frlXvpetds, poet. tyiXvpifios, Xrj, Xov, et (pXXvpqXs, ibds, ?/, adj. [Philyreius,] of 
 
 Philyra. ^XXvprjXba vijodv dfjieipov. Apoll. 2. 1235. 
 QlXvpXvos, 7], ov, adj. [tiliaceus,] of the linden tree, " a name given to Cine- 
 
 sias, because he wore a linden board on his breast, that he might not stoop." 
 
 Sanxay. ' Atnracidfiecrda (fiXvpXvov Kivrjeiav. Aves 1378. 
 tyXXaibds, vid. QiXdoibos. 
 <bXX(os, adv. [libenter,] iu a friendly manner. Ov (jiXXuis efxoi Xeyeis. Orest. 
 
 100. See also II. A. 347. SYN. $iXd, ijbews, dafjievojs, Trpodvfxws, ^dpXevTuis. 
 <\>ifj.ds, ov, 6 subst. [capistruin,] a muzzle, a bridle. <Ptfj.ol be avpi&ovoX (3dpj3d- 
 
 pov Tpdndv. Sept. Theb. 459. Syn. XdXivos. 
 Q>i/ud(o, v. [incapistro,] to muzzle. E*rd ^i/jiuKrrjTe rovrw rw %8Xy tov aii^evd 
 
 Nub. 592. SYN. Aeafxeiid), eizHTTOfxiZio. 
 * QiveXs, Xbos, //, adj. [Phineis,] of Phineus. QiveXbes durai. Iph. T. 424. 
 fyivevs, ems, 6, P.N. [Phineus,] a king of Thessaly. See Villoison. Anecd. Gr. 
 
 p. 414. Elbov tzot rjbr} Qiveuis yeypafifxevas. Eumen. 50. EPITH. 'AyrjvopX- 
 
 br)s, InXuiXvTvs, aivoydfxos. 
 $)£, Bo2ot. pro Ity'iyl, q. v. 
 $X~Tp6s, ov, o, subst. [stipes,] a stem, a log. QiTptiv ko.1 Xuuiv. M. 29* Syn. 
 
 K.op/j.ds, £,vXov. 
 \ $1™, yds, et $i-v\id, drds, to, subst. [germen, proles,] a stock, offspring. 
 I ILripytji ydp dvbpos (fi-v TroifjLEios bXxrjv. Eumen. 914. See also Agam. 1252. 
 I SYN. Tevvqud, j3XdfTTr]fjLd, yot'ds, /3Xaerr»), rends, pl£d, aitepp.d. 
 \Q>itv(i), v. [(l)seru, (2) gigno»] to sow, to plant; to beget. "Oons b' dvoKptXrird 
 I (JiiTvei Ttnvd. Atltig. 645. SYN. See <J>ureuw. 
 $Xu£w, 2 aor. XyXdbdv, v. [dissilio. Vid. Etymol. Mag. p. 403. 48. indicante 
 
 Blomf.j to burst asunder. Adtibes e<pXdbov vn dXyeaXv. Choeph. 26. SYN. 
 
 nd^Xd^w, \pd(jieoi, biupih'iyvvfxai. 
 $Xai>pds, idem quod 4>ai)Xos, q. v. 
 VXavpovpyds, ov, o ct >/, adj. [male fabricans,] clumsy, unskilful. Avt6£vX6v 
 
 y eKirui/ud, (fXavpovpyov tXvos. Philoct. 35. 
 \>Xavpuis, vid. <\>avX(us. 
 t>Xdw, v. [cum strepitu f ran go,] to grind. <1)Xav Tuvrd ttuvtu kcu uTrobeiv. 
 
 Pax 1306. SYN. 0Xdw, ovvTpifiu, ndrdKoiTTio, pt'iyvvpi, Opvirru*. 
 bXeytdui, vid. ftXayui. 
 
 bXeyfAd, drds, to, subst, [ardor, inflammatio,] inflammation. fl>\ey/ia kukov <po- 
 
 peovad. ( I>. 337 '• SYN. <I>Xoy/Jos, Kciv^d. 
 
 bXeyfxaivu), v. [exaestuo,] to be inflamed. Eh' i^X^y/jtjviv clvtou to a<jwpov 
 
 yepovros ovros ; Vesp. 276- SYN. *&Kv9p8dfiai, <p\&ylsHffi*i, 
 
 ?Xeypa, as, >/, P. N. [Phlegra,] a city iu Thrace. Oib' i)v <\>Xtypa yXyavris 
 
 €ffrr)aav Oeols. Ion 9^8. 
 
 ®Xaypa~ios, a, ov, adj. [Phlegrseus,] of Phlegra. Qtol-at Q>Xeypa~iov els irlbXdv 
 
 da-mcTus. Here. F. 1186. 
 
 Aeyvas, 1 ov, 6, subst. [aquila,] an eagle. Mopcpvo'io (fiXzyvad KaXvirTofxivoi ttti- 
 
 pxiyeaaXv. Hes. Scut. 134. SYN."A£r6s. 
 
 1 $\eyva$ is also a P. N, Eur. fr. Ixion, 4. 
 
 Pros. Lex, 5 X 
 
898 $AEr <MTK 
 
 <#\tyi)Es, wy, ol, P. N. [Phlegyes,] a nation in Thessaly. 'He (lira $Xeyvas 
 
 fjEydXijropds. N. 302. EprTH.^Y/fyiorat. 
 fyXeyvpos, Vid. fyXoyeds. 
 <$\eyaj, et poet.^Atyeftw, v. [uro, ardeo, comburo,] to burn, to blaze. 'AaTrlbtav 
 
 tcvicvov (pXeyei. Ph'oen. 258. See also Phcen. 171. SYN. <J>Xoy/c?w, tcatta, 
 
 aWaXoto, £k)77 vp'ib), XcifXTC(a. 
 fyXebwv, dvos, s. (b\lbi)v, &vos, 6 et fj, subst. [nugator,] a trifler. *H -^evbofiavrXs 
 
 elfjt OvpduvTTOs cbXebiov ; Agam. 11 66. SYN. See $>Xvapos. 
 <&Xeia$, ov, o, P. N. [Phlias,] one of the Argonauts. QXdas §' avr IttX toIgXv 
 
 'Apaidvpsrjdev tcai'sy. Apoll. I. 115. 
 fyXe&s, eios, ?/, subst. [avis quaedam incerta,] the (incendiary) bird. Kai TreXe- 
 
 k'ivw, Kai tyXe&bX. Aves 883. 
 $Xe\p, fXefitis, 77, subst. [arteria, vena,] a vein. UXrjyey ixa-^aipq, rr]5f <j>ouXas 
 
 <pXe(3dy. Thesm. 694. PHR. Awards bXappoai. 
 fyXZio, v. [seaturio, abundo,] to pour out, to abound. See in Evvdkds, Syn. 
 
 Tefiu}, irXrjduvoj, ttXtjOm. 
 fyXeus, «, Ion. qXoos, ft, subst. [papyrus,] the papyrus. Kai 0Xew, yt"P 0VT z s 
 
 wbns. Ran. 244. 
 QXiivatyau), et (pXrivayeo), v. [nugor,] to trifle. 'EK7rXaye7<7' hpXr)va<l>a. Equit. 
 
 66l. See also Nub. 1477. Syn. to;, cbXvapew., 
 $>Xia, et (jAotci, as, f], subst. [limen,] a door-post. Ov [xaxprjs (fXirjcrX irdpaaTas. 
 
 p. 221. See also Apoll. 3. 278. SYN. YlpdirvXdy, ndpaards. 
 fyXoytbs, (bXdyilpos, ffXlyvpos, a, ov, et cj)Xdyoj7rbs, ov, 6 et £/, adj. [flarnnieus, fulgi- 
 
 dus,] fiery, flaming, shining. ,N H Helpios, eyQd irvpos fXoyeas. Hec. 1085. 
 
 See also Helen. 1125. Acharn. 660. and P. V. 26] . Syn. Axdrrvpds, aiOd- 
 
 Xdeis, aWojv, irvpoeis, Xafnrpos, <p(.o~eiv6s, aWiov, icavarrXkos. 
 QXoylgw, v. [(1) ardeo, (2) incendo,] to blaze; to burn. Tiktci, KdrevvaCei te, 
 
 <f>Xdyi£ofiEvdv. Trach. 95. Syn. See ^Xeyw. 
 ^Xoyiards, ?}, ov, adj. [ustulatus,] burnt. ^Xdywrdv i\br} ical KdnjydpdKOJfXEvbv. 
 
 Soph. Electr. 58. 
 QXoyfjids, ov, 6, subst. [(1) flamma, (2) fulgur,] flame ; lightning. Telx^d be 
 
 tyXoynos &G7E fcuos, ettegvto (fX6^, Helen. Il6l. Syn. $Xo£, i:avjid, aOTEpOTtri, 
 
 atTTpcnrt], 
 fyXoy (ottos, vid. fyXoysos. 
 tf>XbXrds, 77, ov, adj. [e cortice factus,] made of the bark of a tree. QXdXvas 
 
 yvXas 7tXei:€i. Eur. fr. Autol. 2. SYN. AETrX.bojTos. 
 QXoios, ov, 6, subst. [cortex, suber,] bark, cork. QvXXa re teal <j>Xot6v. A. 237. 
 
 Syn. Astros. 
 fyXolafibs, ov, 6, subst. [strepitus undarum, tumultus,] the roar of waves, a tur- 
 moil. Novell' euro tyXoiopjov. E. 322. Syn. x Yd(jws, dopufios, rapaxv- 
 $>Xb£,<f)Xoyos, 57, subst. [flamma,] flame. IL-epvoicrXv e/u0dXd)y tpXdyd. Alcest. 4. 
 
 SYN. fyXoyfios, cpXeypd, irvpads. EPITH. Hafitydvoiood, betv>), aff/3eor>), ovpd- 
 
 vXa, efXTvvpos, diroppq-os, nXxpa, apyoved, fyovXos, 7rvpod>br}s, (pdecrtiopds, uddapoXds, 
 
 ecJjearXos, QloTrvpos, itoXEfiXa, yjpvosa, deppti, ddeafdros, oXot], ircifupdyos, fjidXEpd, 
 
 aKoifiTjTds. 
 <$>Xuap£(o, v. [nugor, blatero,] to talk nonsense. Ov fit) 6Xvapi)aeis £x (ov > °> 
 
 Eavdia, Ran. 524. Syn. ^X^vd^ew, (pXrjrdydo), <J)Xeo), XijpEU), aTOJjj.vXXofj.ai. 
 $>XvapXa, as, >/, subst. [nugae, garrulitas,] trifles, nonsense, babbling. QXvapXa 
 
 ravT ea-X rd fJEfiifx^fiEvd. Lysistr. 159- Sy N. $Xvapd$, Xijpos, /.tdraiorrjs. 
 fyXuapos, Ion. (})Xvr)pds, ov, 6, (1) subst. (2) adj. [(l)id. quod <pXvapXa,(2) nugato- 
 
 rius,] (2) trifling. TaXXd 8l navr* e&rt fyXvapos. Nub. 365. Syn.(1) See QXva- \ k 
 
 pta, (2) GTrepfjoXoyds, dfierpoETrris, dSd\eff)(j}s, tyXebiov, XdXos, dOvpoyXioo-crds, 
 
 ddvpoffrdfids. 
 * <t>Xvei>s, Zoos, 0, adj.[Phlyeus,] belonging to Phlya, one of the 174 Afjpoi/mto 
 
 which Attica was subdivided. *H Xdfirjs d $Xvevs; Vesp. 234. 
 tyXvKTaiid, r]s, r/, subst. [pustula, proprie ab igni,] a pustule, a boil. M*?re 
 
 (pXvKratvav Xdfiwy. Vesp. Ill p. 
 
 If, 
 
fcATft WIN 809 
 
 OXi/w, v. [(l) ferveo, (2) nugor,] (l) to boil up, (2) to trifle. *Ava o' e'0\v£ icaXa 
 
 peedpd. <P. 3(31. SYN. 'Aj'aCew, />pdc?a>, ai'u/3dX\w, fiXva), (3Xvc!u). 
 fydfizposjct, ov, adj. [formidolosus, terribilis,] terrible, fearful. <f)dfiepds eloXbeiv, 
 Phoen. 126. SYN. Qpwwbrjs, crfxepbaXeos, drv^Xos, beifxaXEos, piyrjXds, irepX6d- 
 pos, beivos well', ou(dt)t6s. 
 Qdjoecriarpa-r), 77s, rj, adj. [quae fugam hostibus injicit,] army-routing. TovtI 
 
 TEfxa^ps (rot hwKevf} ^ujoeffiarpdrrj. Equit. 11 74-. 
 ^o/Btw, v. [terreo,] to terrify. "Everre, ris yofiei ae (jyapia, yovat; Hipp. 572. 
 
 SYN. 'Ewio^ew, /;ora7rX//<7(rw, drv^io, bXa (pdj3ov ep\6(xat. 
 0o/3/?, 77s, >/, subst. [juba, coma,] the mane, hair, foliage. Uropdojv d-Koa^i^ovad 
 /iupat!')~is (j)dj3>)v. Aleest. 173. SYN. Xalrd, Qpii,, eOeipd, kojjlii, TtETaXd. E.PITH. 
 JjuOv^vXos, Xspct, axpa, bdoeld. 
 $6f3rifia, dron, to, subst. [terror,] terror. 'Ey^ewv (pvfiiifAa baXwv. (E. C. 699. 
 
 Syn. AeZjua. 
 <bd,Giirds, ?), dv, adj. verbal, [metuendus,] to be feared. OvicerX <pd(3)]Tds v/jlXv. 
 
 Philoct. 11 54. Syn. See <S>d/3epds. 
 $d(3ds, ov, 6, subst. [(1) terror, (2) timor,] terror; fear. 'Eyw at df/crio rovb' 
 eKevQepov tyofiov. Hec. 857- SYN. Aelfid, beds, betXXa, (j>vy)), droXfAXa, oppwbXa. 
 EPITH. Necu'i/.os, evvvyos, ctfjQevrjs, iroi'qpds, .veros, alvds, apydXios, bvanZXabos, 
 Kpvzpos, oXoos, OeanecrXds, tepvoets, Ovfiofiopos, arvyvds, baijxovXos, bidropos, tyXXai- 
 fidros, dfxelXiUTos, yXvKV7rl~Kpos. 
 Oof/Saw, f. ijo-u), v. [lustro,] to purify. 'Efoiftaaev be Trdyevrd. Call. 5. 11. 
 
 SYN. $otf3a~(*>, itddalpto, Xafi~pvvio, Koafjeta. 
 fyoifietds, et QotfiiiXus, a, dv, adj. [Apollineus,] of Apollo. $oi(3e(ovs enl Kvpyovs* 
 
 Helen. 1510. See also Iph. A. 756. 
 fyotfirj, rjs, i), P.N. [Phoebe,] Diana, the moon. Qolfirjv TeXpvooaTEydvov. Hes. 
 
 Theog. 136. Syn. See "Apre/xXs, and leAZ/vr?. 
 ftolfids, 1 t], ov, adj. [clarus,] bright. Urddevros 6' i/XXou Qoifitji (fXdyX. P. V. 22. 
 j Syn. Acifjnpds, ic&dupos, (j)detvds, (jme.vvbs. 
 Qotvi'icts, {jefjerd, ev, adj. [eruentatus,] blood-stained. ^oivtjevrd bpanovrd tyepwv. 
 
 M. 220. Syn. See Qoivitm. 
 QotviKavdefjius, ov, o et >/, adj. [puniceos flores habens,] with purple flowers. 
 
 Nvv, ticrre tyoiviKcivQfjiov i)pds uK/ty. Py til. 4. 1 14. 
 fyoiviklos, <f>oiviKXuds, >), ov, (poivtkXovs, ovv, (potvacldeis, eaod, ev, QoivlkXs, Xbos, 
 ?/, et (j)o~u>t'£, ikos, adj. [puniceus,] scarlet, dark-hued. ^oivikeo) olds awrw. 
 Theocr. 2.2. See also Pax 302. Aves 273. and f 118. SYN. <IW>/ei's, 
 7rvppos, epvdpds, TTopyvpebs, alfidroibtp. 
 i tyoivtKes, vid. (I>o7v^. 
 
 fyoivlxr), rjs, r), P. N. [Phoenicia.] Qoivkas uvrtjpr} y^iopav. Troad. 223. 
 fyotviuXs, vid. QoivUtids. 
 fyoiviKofictTiTbs, ov, 6 et 7], tyotvucofjcubiis, es, adj. [putiiceo colore tinctus,] dyed 
 
 red. fyoivthoftuTTTOis evbu-ois eadt'ipiaaX. Eumetl. 1031. 
 $ntviKdyZvr)s, eos, adj. [c Phoenicia ortus, genere Phoenicius,] Phoenician born. 
 fyuiviKoyevovs irai rfjt Tvplas. Eur. fr. Cret. 2. 1. 
 
 botvtKOKpoKbs, ov, 6 et //, adj. [puniceam tramam habens,] having a purple 
 woof. "A be(poiviuoi:pdKov. Olymp. 6". 66. 
 
 botviKoXotyds, oi/, o et //, adj. [puniceam cristam habens,] purple-crested. 'Op- 
 vlywv (potviKoXdfiDv. Theocr. 22. 72. 
 
 \?otviisd7rdprjds t ov,b et i), adj. [puniceas habens genas,] ruddy-cheeked. To/ y 
 \aaaX vtas (^oiviKoirdpyjovs, \p. '2J \ . 
 
 boiva;67re£a, rjs, //, adj. [puniceos pedes habens,] red-footed. "AprXd fArjbufxtvos, 
 <J>oivtKd7re<Euv. Olymp. 6. 15.9. 
 'PoiviKOTTTtpos, ov, >/, subst. [avis puniceas pennas habens,] red-wing. 'Ecri $01- 
 
 VlKOTTTEpOS. AvCS 274. 
 
 boiviKoffKe\))$, eos, adj. [crura punicea habens,] purple-legged. ^oiviKoaKEXels. 
 Ion 1207. 
 
 1 •i'oT^osis aho used as -\ P. N. nud denoic 'tis, the Sun. See 'A.tt6a\wi> nnd''HKi6s. 
 
900 4>OIN OOPA 
 
 ^oivtKOffTepvTTrjs, ov, adj. [rubra fulraina mittens,] hurling red thunderbolts. 
 
 Aia he QoiviKOffTEOOTrav. Olymp. 9- 10. 
 $oivik6gto\os, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [a Phoenicibus missus,] sent by the Phoenicians. 
 
 Uelpav jjlev dyavopd fyotviKOGToXw. Nem. 9* 67. 
 fyoiviKotyans, eos, adj. [puniceus adspectu,] purple-hued. <boivticb(j)arj irbba klvyj- 
 
 treis. Ion l6l. 
 fyoivil, tfcos, 6, (1) subst. (2)adj. (3) P.N. [(l)palma, arbor; (/3) color rubeus ; 
 (2) ruber; (3) Phoenix,] the palm tree ; purple, (3) Phoenix, (y) Phoenician. 'Ek 
 5' ETavvGoa Xfiavrd fibos, QoivikX (paeivbv. X Y. 201. EPITH. (l) Upiorbybvbs, 
 afipoKofxas, axpouofios, ArjXtos, (3) yspaios, TrdXaiyEvr]S, tTnrrjXaTrjs, r^XefcXeiroj, 
 elb&s a.TTur{]\Xa, (y) vavaTuXvrbs, dyavbs. 
 QoivXbs et (jxnros, vid. QovXbs. 
 Qoiviaaa, tjs, ?/, adj. [(l) Phcenissa, (2) punicea,] (l) Phoenician, (2) purple, red. 
 
 fyoiviaaa be QprjXKXojv ayeXct. Pyth. 4. 365. 
 fyotviffffis), f. £a>, v. [rubefacio, sanguine inficio,] to make red, to dye in biood . Ma- 
 
 crnyX irpioTOV voJTd (poivtxOels davei. Aj. Fl. 1 10. Syn. Aljudrow, iroptyvpto, jjcnrrw. 
 ^oitoXevs, 1 a, bv, et ov, 6 et //, adj. [furibundus,] furious, enraged. §>oiTa\£r} be 
 
 7rdbecr(TLi> £</>' aXpvpa ficuie KeXevdd. Mosch. 2. 4 6*. SYN. Btruos, kfifiavris, fidvXds. 
 Nonces, dbbs, 6, ih T°> a dj. [vagus,] roving, ' thick-coming.' fyoiraba beivijv vb- 
 
 oov, w tekvov. Trach. 982. SYN. fyouaXeos. 
 <I>otma>, Ion. (f>oui£<jj,v. [(l)frequento, (2) furo,] to frequent, to haunt; to rave. 
 
 QoiTwvras opvts. Hipp. 1063. See also Horn. Hymn. 25. 8. _Syn. 'Efc^otrdw, 
 
 dvaarpe(pd/jiai, 7ripiarpe<p6fiai, fAaivofxai. 
 QbXXs, Xbbs, 7/, subst. [squama,] a scale, (sc. of a fish, &c.) Xpvfrelais $0X1- 
 
 beoral bXavyEas. Apoll. 1. 221. Syn. Acttis, (prop, est piscium,) Xeitos. 
 $oXkos, fi 9 bv, adj. [strabo, vel valgus pedibus. See Buttmann's Lexil. p. 246.] 
 
 squinting, or bandy-legged. QoXkos etjv. B. 217. 
 fydXos, ov, 6, P. N. [Pholus,] a centaur. J Apd ye ira rotovbe $oXw Kara XaXvbv 
 
 dvrpbv. Theocr. 7- 149» 
 $bvcao, v. [eaedis cupidus sum,] to long for murder, fybvy, (pbvq. rods tfbij. Phi- 
 
 loct. 1209. 
 fybvevfua, vid. Qovbs. 
 fydvevs, ews, Ep. et Ion. fibs, 6, subst. [sicarius,] a murderer. Qbvea yevetrQat 
 
 TraTpbs. Phcen. l6l5. SYN. Icpayevs. 
 fybvevio, v, [occido,] to kill. Aey', ws (pbvevaets 'Ep[.ubvr)v. Orest. 1192. SYN. 
 
 Yiecpvbf, dTTOKTeivis), dararbh). 
 Qbrri, vid. Qovbs. 
 Qbvlbs, tyolvXbs, et <po~tvbs, r\, bv, adj. [mortifer, caedem committens,] murderous. 
 
 'obvvrj (bbvlov Tpavfmrbs eicu). Rhes. 746\ See also a. 96. and IT. 159« Syn. 
 
 Aacpoivbs, fjuat(bbvbSy alfiarbeis, <poivr]€is. 
 QbvbXXfirjs, et (j)bvbXei(3))s, eos, adj. [cruorem stillans,] blood-stained. fybvbXXflei 
 
 7v%a <ppr)v ETTLfxaherai. Agam. 1401. 
 QbvbpvTosy ov, 6 et fi, adj. [sanguine redundans,] streaming with blood. Zoct 
 
 (bbvbpvTG). Sept. Theb. 935. 
 <bbybs, ov, 6, (povij, f/s, £/, et <j)bvevfjia, drbs, to, subst. [casdes,] murder. Ets rtjvhe 
 
 7ra~iba \py(f)bv &pXaav (pbvov. Hec. 259- See also Helen. 154. and Ion 1496'. 
 
 SYN. ' 'A.vbpoKTaGia , oXedpbs, otydyii, <j>9bpa, dvaipecXs, al}ia, ktovos. EpITH. 
 
 'ApydXeos, bvaKXer/S, beivos, alirvs, ddebs, dvbfibs t dj^apXs, (Dinids, f.ivadpbs, ravpews, 
 
 Kpv(j)a~ibs, avdevrrjSy baXbs, alvos, bXbbs, orvyepbs, ffXbrjpotypuiv, al ^iclt oar ay r)s, 
 
 XevydXebs. 
 §olbs, ?), bv, adj. [cui caput est acutum,] peak-headed. <l>o^os e^v KEcpaXfiv. 
 
 B. 219. Syn. 'G&KtyaXds. 
 <bbpd, as, //, subst. [gestatio, impetus, proventus,] a bearing, violence, pro- 
 duce. 'Ej/ ipr}((>ou (pbpci. Eur. Suppl. 494. SYN. 'Opfxri, tybpbs, evdr\vXa. 
 
 1 The second syllable of (poiraAeos is supposed to be sometimes long. See Blomf. Gloss. P. V. 
 C20. and Maltby's note in v. :. but as I have not yet found any satisfactory instance to substau-, 
 tiate the fact, the quantity in the text is marked short only. 
 
<K)PA $PAr 901 
 
 tyopahrjv, adj. [gestando, celeri niotu,] with speed. Kat ^v d& dva£ ?j5t/ 
 
 (pdpabrjv. Androm. 1156. Syn. 20o5pd. 
 fyopftaios, a, bv, adj. [pascuus,] pasturing. "H£et tyopfiaiwv "Ivdybs e£ bpewv. 
 
 Call. 5. 50. 
 <I>op/3ds, avros, 6, P. N. [Phorbas.] 'lbwv be <&6pfias. Eur. Suppl. 690. 
 Qopfids, abas, adj. [alimentum preebens,] yielding pasture. tf>op(3dbbs wvte 
 
 yds eXetV. Philoct. 700. SYN. Nfytds. 
 $op(3eia,as, >/, subst. [(1) esca, (2) capistrum,] a bait, a mouth-piece. 'Ev (popfieia 
 
 TOi&t bXKacrTctis. Vesp. 580. SYN. fyopfirl, (bi/ws. 
 Oop/3^, fjs, >/, subst. [pabulum, cibus,] food, provisions. Kat hovvai pvy-^ei <pop- 
 
 (3ur. Aves 348. SYN. Tpocprj, j3dpu, vo/Jit), fipuaXs. EPITH. 'A7n/^wv, /ueXpj- 
 
 brjs, vlorepir^s, 
 Qbpevs, £ws, Ion. fids, 6, subst. [portator, bajulus,] a carrier or bearer, npw- 
 
 6i](3r}S, lu>v 7£ (j>opevs. A poll. 1. 132. 
 $optw, v. [jjesto,] to bear, to wear. Il^yds irord^Xovs (j>bpovfxevr). Eur. Electr. 
 
 309. SYN. Kd/tt^w, fjacrra^oj, tyepio. 
 ^dprjfid, cltos, to, subst. [gestamen,] any thing borne, a load. Bdpv to (poprjfx' 
 
 o'lrjaXs dvBpw7rov kclkov. Eur. fr. Glauc. 1. SYN. Qopriov, d^dds, fiapos. 
 ^bprjrbs, vid. lepras. 
 Qopictbes, wv, al, P. N. [Phorcides,] the Gorgons, the daughters of Phorcys or 
 
 Phorcus. At QopKibes vaiovaX, brjvaial Kbpai. P. V. 819* PHR. See P. V. 
 
 819—823. 
 
 fyopuvs, vds, et fyopKds, ov, b, P. N. [Phorcys, vel Phorcus.] Qopfcoi d/jtavpuxrev 
 yews. Pyth. 12. 24. See also Hes. Th. 270. 
 
 QopfxiyZ, tyybs, >/, subst. [cithara,] a harp or lyre. <t>6p/j.iyyd, B&Cov "igti)<iX yd- 
 
 povs. Aves 219* SYN. Ktftdpa, \i>pa. EPITH. 'E-n-Tdrbvos, evKeXdbbs, notKiXo- 
 yqpvs, yXviceld, eXecpuvTobe-bs, eixfidoyybs, batbdXea, kclXi), XXyeid, j/pvcrea, fyotfiov 
 ffv/ufjioXTrds, TrepXicaXXrjs, yXd(j)vpd. 
 
 <bop/ui£(*), v. [cithara cano,] to play on the harp or lyre. Au-dp d <popjjii2<Du dvi- 
 fiaXXtTo koXov deibetv. d. 266. Syn. See KXQdpl£<o. 
 
 ^opjjiKT)]s, ov, 6, subst. [citharoedus,] a player on the harp or lyre. <!>op-{uKTas, 
 doibav Trdrrjp. Pyth. 4. 314. S YN. Kt0dpt0T?)s, KXddpu>bds. 
 
 Qop/jiXs, Xbds, 77, subst. [sportula,] a basket made of rushes. r Hw7»> ydp ovk ear 
 ovbe Kdpv ck (j)op/uubos. Vesp. 58. SYN. "ZirvpXs, KaXdObs, <f)op/Jids. 
 
 * fyopfiloXos, ov, 6, P. N. [Phormisius.] Tovtov fiev ovv <\>opfiicrXos t Meyaiveros 0' 
 b Mavrjs. Ran. 965. 
 
 * fyop/jiXwv, lovds, o, P. N. [Phormion.] Kat GTXfidbds, as eXdx^ ^opjuuiv. Pax 348. 
 Qopfios, ov, b, subst. [(l)corbis, (2)teges,] a basket; a coverlid. <bop/ubi> t^eur 
 
 civtX ruTrrjTOS <xd7rpby. Plut. 542. SYN. Ktor?7, Ko(f>Xvbs t TrpoKdXvfXf.id. 
 tybpbs, ov, b, subst. [tributum,] tribute. Toy <j)bpbv fifiip dird tS>v irbXeiov. Vesp. 
 
 655. SYN. £iarjfxbs, teXos, elatyopa. 
 <boprr)yds,et (j)oprdyu)yds, ov, 6, adj. [onera vehens,] carrying burdens. QopTrjyol 
 
 fr dpXpvni. Theogn. 679- Syn. See <bbpevs. 
 Qdpridv, ov, to, et (poprds, ov, b, subst. [onus, merx,] a burden, a freight, mer- 
 chandise. TovtX irbvr)pov <pairZTui Tbtyopfibv. Plut. 352. See also Plut. 796. 
 
 Syn. fydprjfid, a\6ds. 
 ftopTXs, Xbds, ?/, subst. [navisoneraria,] a ship of burden. tyoprXbbs evpeiris. 1. 323. 
 
 SYN. QopTTjyds, oXkus. 
 <bbpv(j<ru), f. ^w, v. [( 1 ) pinso, (2) misceo, (3) fcedo,] to knead ; to blend ; to stain. 
 
 { \>bpvt,as a'tfAdrX noXXo). 0. 335. Q)vpdw, <j)dpvv(o, fj.arrcroj, KipdvvvnX, avyylu), 
 
 fibXvvii), fjXntpio. 
 fyopvTbs, ov, 6, subst. [(l)quisquiliae, e variis rebus commixtae ; (2)ca3iium,]riff- 
 
 raff; mud. ^.ves (popbrw lirXf-iapyaivovaaL. Arat. 1123. SYN."A^upor, ^dpdSpd. 
 fybpwvevs, ews, b, P. N. [Phoroneus,] a river in Peloponnesus ; also a king of 
 
 Argos. MrjviaavTd fybpuviiccraXv Ztyeivai. TJieocr. 25. 200. 
 tybws, vid. fydbs. 
 4>pay/.t6s, ov, 6, subst. [septum,] a fence, a stoppage, fl^yf/j Sf tUrwv (fipayfids. 
 
902 $PAA 4>PIM 
 
 CE. R. 1387* SYN. "Epkos, 7T£pl{3d\ds, EpvfJtd, opKavii, j^dpa^. 
 Qpa&a&a, et <ppa£w, f. dan*, v. [indico, dico ; in v. m. considero,] to show, to say ; 
 toconsider. Kn< ydv fndbacroE. Nem. 3.45. See also X. 22. SYN. 'ATrbfaivio, 
 dnrciyyeXXw, dTTdbeuirvf.it, bijXoio, Xeyw, ov}f±ciivb), VTro^paCibfxai, fiovXevbfiat, ettX- 
 vueio, aKETTTvpca, dtdo/nai, {pij/jii. 
 *$pdbrj, ijs, et ({)pab/jiuavi>ij, rjs, ?/, subst. [consilium,] wisdom, device. IlaXXa- 
 bos (ppdbcris. Pboen. 677» See also Bom. Apoll. 99* SYN. M^tXs, fiovX)), 
 vdr)fjtd, fffcei^tSj, bdqfjbavvr). 
 $>pdbrjs, eos, et <ppabf.uoy, bvbs, adj. [solers, sapiens,] clever, crafty, wise. Qpdbeos 
 voou epyd rervurai. H. 354. See also II. 638. SYN. Tl'dnmpdbifs, <f>pbi>i/jus t 
 ovvetos, i'di'jf.uov, euTreipvs, E7no-T)]juh)v, dyxjLvbbs, <pp£vr)p,]$. 
 typab/ubouvq, vid. Qpbbfj. 
 QpdGiby/uds, ov, 6, P. N. [Phrasidemus.] T^ A??o7 yap etev^e OdXvaXd 6 QpdoX- 
 
 ba/uos. Call. 7» 3. 
 typctcrcro), et (j)parr(o, f. £w, v. [sepio, munio,] to fence round. Tvvtj irpbs dv- 
 bpds dairXaiv Tclthpayjxcvovsl Iph. A. 831. SYN. IltQt/SaXAw, dptyabuj, nXr/poto. 
 QpciGTwp, bpbs, 6, subst. [indicator,] a director. 'OTraoVas be cppaarbpas t kyyja- 
 
 pi(x)V. iEseh. Snppl. 501. SYN. §pa<j~))p, ^parrrus, epfiyvevs, /LU]vv-iis. 
 Qparpa, typa-pi], Ion. typjrpij, >?s, /;, subst. [curia,] a ward. 'Us (ppijrprj opriTpy^Xv 
 
 api'jyrj. B. 163. 
 fyparwp, bpbs, 6, subst. [tribulis,] one of the same ward or tribe. Qparbpas rpXcj- 
 
 (SbXou. Equit. 255. SYN. 'ILfjcpvXlbs, v}.tdawXds, ovyyh'i]S. 
 $pcdp, Ion. fpetdp, drbs, to, subst. [puteus,] a well. To ypeap b' ZXainv pearou. 
 
 Pint. 810. 
 QpeylXos, et opvyXXos, ov, 6, subst. [frigilla,] a chaffinch. fypvyXXos opvXs evOdb' 
 
 carat. Aves 764. See also Aves S74. 
 Qpsi'i'ipijs, eos, adj. [(i)nieutis compos, (2) sapiens,] sensible, wise. Ov yap 
 
 <ppevi)pr} y ovtc. lieracl. 151. SYN. typojnjuos, goojos, d>pdb)'is, q. v. 
 $p£i'6baXXs, Xbos, >/, subst. [amentia,] folly, madness. See in Yldpaxoirt]. Syn. 
 
 QpevofiXafietd, avoid, f.ni>pia. 
 fyplvoQev, [ex animo,] cordially. 
 
 QpEi'd/jdviis, (f)P£i'07rX)}yris, eos, (ppet>o-\i]KTus, ov, et (f>pci'U)Xr]s, eos, adj. [mente 
 
 captus,] mad, raving, fypEro/.idvris ris el, Qiompqros, dfif-X. Agam. 1109. See 
 
 also P. V. 903. and 1090. and Sept. Theb. 754. Syn. "Euypwv, ndpatypwv, 
 
 fidiuds, 
 
 fyph'ofjopws, adv. [dementer,] madly, ^pa-df-wpm aKovarj. Aj. FL 626. 
 
 <$>pev6reu7(t)v, bros, adj. [qui sua mente aliquid componit,] who composes any 
 
 thing in his own mind, bombastic, ^phoreuroios dvhpos. Ran. 838. 
 $pEid(.o, v. [(J) ad mentem sanam reduco, (2) fallo,] to bring a person to his 
 
 senses; to deceive. Ov jji) (bplvwaeis fi\ Bacch. 781. Syn. Novflerew. 
 $p£U)pvx£w, v. [puleum effodio,] to dig a well. '£ls 7rd\ai ye fi efp£ojpv%ei. 
 
 Lysistr. 1033. 
 $/»}y, ei'ds, 77, subst. [(l)mens; in plur. (2) consilium ; (3) praecordia,] the 
 mind, the heart ; wisdom; the diaphragm. Tdv ev XZyop-d bvat-terri iroXov 
 typlvX, Hec. 300. SYN. Nous, btdvotd, yvwjutr}. EPITH. Bddeld, alv'tfxr), d/irpX- 
 /deXaud, e/UTre^os, ecrQXvs. jLieydXij, fieXatvd, 7tvkivy] 9 ei-alal/jos, arpeirrtj, rjpadi, 
 dyddt), XevydXea, nevi.tiXtjurt, oAo;}, dXiavTOS, rpv/AEpd, jjdpeld, avOabrjs, fjXai- 
 tyovbs, di'u)fidrus, (Sporeta, v/pwao, xdddpd, di'aiay^vrTos, beiri], vea. 
 fypiKr], i]s, y, subst. [(1) horror, (2) metus,] a shuddering, a horror; fear. Tpo- 
 
 luepav 6piKci, Tpupeptw (i>p£v e^w. Phosn. 1299* SYN. Tpo/iids, (ppi£, 90/50S. 
 *^>Oiuas, ov, b, P.N. [Phricias.] Il£rpav KparrjcXirbbd fypwXav. Pytll. 10. 25. 
 $piKu)bi]s, ebs, adj. [horribilis,] horrible. Aeivov re nal <j)pa;iob£s. Androm. 
 
 1137. SYN. $o/3.?|0os, QblSijTEbs, o-jiepbaXibs. 
 fypiKuv, (ovbs, 6, P. N. [Phricon.] Aaol typkwvos, fiapywv £7rX{3)iTbp£S 'i7nrwi>. 
 
 Horn. Hymn. 3J. 4. 
 fypifiacobjjiai, v. [fremo,] to make a noise, ^pifxaaaib Trucrd rpdyltrKwv. Theocr. 
 5. 141. Syn. See Qpyaovb^w.. 
 
<1>PIH $PYr 903 
 
 <IV<£, <pptxds t tj, subst. [tremor maris, horripilatio,] the curling of the waves, 
 
 bristling of hair, fear. 'E-^evdro tzovtov vki (ppi£. H. 63. Syn. $>pii:r). 
 fypilos, ov, 6, P. N. [Phrixus,] the brother of Heile. XVi hixofypL'tov xcifidbis Bdpdv. 
 
 A poll. 4. 81. EPITH. 'EvfieXirjs dfj-vjum'. Phr. See A poll. 2. 1 142 — 1 159. 
 typioow, v. [horreo, horripilo,] to shudder at. Qvhe okotov QploaovoX tov £vy- 
 
 epydrrjv. Hipp. 4 i Q. SYN. 'Opptobeu), heifxaivoo, (3b'd\6r~ufxai, jj.Mji.io. 
 Qpotfnazufiai, v. [prasludo, pcaefor,] to preface. $poifiXa£ovTai. yap <bs. Agam. 
 
 1325. See also Eum. 20. SYN/'Apxfytcu. 
 QpoifiXbv, vid. TipooipXov. 
 $povEw, v. [(I)intelligo, (2) delibero, (3) judico,] to understand, think, judge. 
 
 "Huovod, pelstoy avrov, *} 0///3as, <j>pdveiv. Phoeo. 715. Syjs. lojcppdveio, (3ov- 
 
 Xevo/uai, vtivTrjfu, fpovrizot. 
 $povt}/j.a, aros, to, (j>pdvr)ois, ews, et <j>popls, Xbs, fj, subst. [(1) cogitatio, (2) 
 
 elalio animi, (3) superbia,] thought; magnanimity; pride. *0£udvfiov fit) 
 
 Kparuv (hpdv.'ijjxiTds. Orest. 1197. See also Eur. Suppl. 227. and h. 258. 
 
 Syn. Aldvotd, tppovrls, <j>pdh)) 9 (jjpahfj.dovvr} 9 avveais. EPITH. "Afjddes, aSi- 
 
 kov, dvpuluv, vwepcbpbv, bXj3iov. 
 <PpdvXfios, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [prudens,] sensible. Kal vvv QpbvXfios vlbv aXyds 
 
 £X €lm AJ* FI. %i>9' SYN. Qpevypyp, £^<pptov t (ppa&rjs, Qpa.hf.ihtv, ovvZtos, (ratios. 
 fypdt'ios, ov, 6, P. N. [Phronius.] Tots vios fypovXoib Ndtjfitov. h. 630. 
 QpdvXs, vid. fypovijfja. 
 QpovovvTtos, v. [sapienter/l wisely. Asyeiv qqovovvtujs, (Sv Xeyeis, hdi;eh 7repX. 
 
 Antig". 693. SyN. Hbwws, ovvctms, TiXvvrijjs. 
 fypov-izio, f. l£>, v. [euro, cogilo,] to care, to consider. Oi rovs qXXovs fiXaic- 
 
 Tovrts ov (ppovrLZzre. Hec. 256. SyN. 'ETrXfjeXedfiai, oniitT df.ua, yugXcrdw, Kijbo-* 
 
 fjiat, fuepi/JLvdo), oirovbuCio, (bpoveto. 
 QpovrXs, xhos, >/, subst. [(1) cogitatio, (2) cura,] thought; care, anxiety. New 
 
 yap opovrXs ovk ctXyel v qXXqx. Med. 47. SYN. Mepi/uvd, /ueXer?}, Kijbos, ueXe- 
 
 hr)f,ia, eirifieXeidf ibpa. EPITH. rXikeTu, 00W7, bevTepa, apy dXea, Xvypd, jut- 
 
 Xaivd, orvyepd, uehvi). 
 QpovTHFfia, tiros, to, subst. [cura, officium,] care, duty. Qpovrtofud. b. ttoIov ; 
 
 avrXfjoXCJ, udrenre fioi. Nub. 155. SYN. Hotito/id, tppovrXs, 7rpalX$. 
 * fypovTitjTcds, a, ov, adj. verbal, [curandus,] must be a care to. fypovno-Zov 
 I fuoi. Iph. T. 469. 
 ! fypovTirjTi'ipXov, ov, to, subst. [(I) locus ubi cogitant, meditantur, etc. (2) 
 
 schola,] a museum ; a school. "Avoiy*, dvoty dvvoas to ^povTtori'jpXov. Nub. 
 
 181. Syn. Am rpr/3//. 
 <PpovrtoT>)s, ov, 6, subst. [(I) qui anxie inquuit ; qui rem curat; (2) philoso- 
 1 phus,] an anxious inquirer; one who takes care of a thing; a philosopher. 
 
 Tots (ppovTierrals irapadevrtdV. Nub. 456. Syn. Krjoefi&v. 
 \ <l>povhds, r), ov, adj. [evanidus,] vanished, fypovhos -rrpeoftvs, <ppovhoi Tralhes. Hec. 
 1 159' SYN. "Acpai'Tos, d6dvijs. 
 , fypovpU, us, //, dtpouprjfid, ciros, et (fypovpidv, ov, to, subst. [presidium, custodia,] 
 
 a watch, a garrison, fypovpdv l-a^dv. Androm. 1088. See also Ion 513. 
 
 and Orest. 751. Syn. $&Aan), d\/;>/. 
 j Qpovpeu), f. i)0u), v. [custodio,] to guard. QvXaicaiffX typovpti au>fx 'bhvooiws Tbht. 
 
 Cycl. 684. SYN. ^DAuo-o-w, epyio, Trjpeoj, datydXi £0/10.1. 
 ^povprjfxd, et fypovpXov. Vid. Qpnvpa. 
 
 A>povpds, ov, b, subst. [custos,] a guard, fypovpij Tcdpa$,ev£,aad. Ion 22. Syn. 
 j 0yAa|, (jji>XaKT))p, (f)vXduos, xbpvKTwpos. 
 
 fypvaypd, drds, to, subst. [fremitus, insolentia hominis,] snorting, pride. Kal 
 j 1 tipvayfxd& ImrXKu. Soph. Electr. 7^7> 
 fypvu.ooofj.at, v. [fremo,] to snort. Tdv 'ittkwv aprt dpvaoodfievaX. Call. 5. 3. 
 I SYN. Qptfiaoodfiai, "xpZfxzTid,(t>. 
 
 \fypvydvbv, ov, to, subst. [sarmentum,] a twig, fuel. To (ppvydvov TXdeoQut ; 
 I Pax 1026. 
 l>pvyXX6s, vid. tfyeytXos. 
 
904 ci>prr WAA 
 
 QpuyXos, 1 a, ov, adj. [Plirygius,] Phrygian, of Phrygia. Hobos ap\eyopov nXa- 
 
 ycus Qpvy tats. Troad. 152. 
 fypvyu), et (ppvaGii), f. £w, v. [torreo, asso,] to roast, to parch. Xrt^avot 7rX£- 
 
 kovtcii, (J)pvyerut rpayu^ard. Eccles. 844. See also Theocr. 6. 10. SYN. 
 
 '0?rrd(i.', tt7r ai'dpaKiCit), avaiv<o. 
 typvtcTos, t), ov, adj. (2) typvKTos, ov, 6, et cjjpvKTwpXa, as, t), subst. [(1) tostus, (2) 
 
 specula per ignem nuntians,] (1) roasted, parched, (2) a beacon. Aabx (ppvu- 
 
 tovs aicevaffa). Vesp. 1331. See also Aves ll6l. SYN. Brjpos. 
 <&pvtcTh)pds,ov, 6 et ij, subst. [custos siguorum per faces datorum,] a watch at a 
 
 beacon. fypvKTuptbv bxd. Again. 573. 
 
 * Qpvvrj, rjs, fj t P. N. [Phryne,] a famous Athenian courtezan, fypvvtjv lyovaav 
 \r}Kv6ov. Eccles. 1101. 
 
 fypvvls, Xos, f], P. N. [Phrynis,] a famous minstrel of Mitylene. Oias ol vvv rets 
 
 kclto. QpvvXv. Nub. 969. 
 fypvvtyeios, a, ov, adj. [Phrynichius,] of Phrynichus. Kai to fypvvXyeidv. Vesp. 
 
 1524. 
 QpvvXyps, ov, 6, P. N. [Phrynichus.] See in Qov^paards, 
 Qpvvwpbas, ov, 6, P. N. [Pliryuondas.] '£1 fiidpe, ko\ Qpvviovbd, xat TrovTipe ov. 
 
 Tliesm. 868. 
 <ty)?)£, vyds, 6, P. N. [Phryx,] Phryx, a Phrygian. T £l ttoI tlv av^els, Trdrepd 
 
 Avbuy 7) Qpvya. Alcest. btyl. EPITH. plur. AIoXothoXoi, iTnrdbd/uoi, kclkoI, 
 
 Tcokvypvcoi, i7nrdKopvaTat, apyvpwvrjTOi. 
 Quydbs, adv. [in fugam,] to flight. 'Es bieppov & dvdfiits (pvydb' eTpaire. IT. 
 
 657. 
 QuyyiUio, vid. fyevyu. 
 fyvyba, et (j>vybr)v, adv. [fugge modo,] in the manner of flight. Mr) Xddrj 6vybd 
 
 fias. Eumen. 256. 
 ^vyai^/utis, ov, adj. [helium fugiens, ignavus,] war-shuning, unwarlike. 'Iad- 
 
 viov Xaos ov ^tjyai^fias; Pers. 1025. SYN. ^vyofxa^os, tyvyoicTdXZjJios, bet- 
 
 Xcuos. 
 tyvyds, dbds, adj. [profugus, exsul,] fugitive, banished. At £' iXirXbes fioaKovcX 
 
 (pvydbds, ws Xoyos. Phcen. 407. SYN. Apanerrjs, avrofioXos, diroTT-oXXs, dir'6- 
 
 XXs. 
 Qvyfj, et (f>v£d, rjs, 7), subst. [fuga, exsilium,] flight, banishment. 'EvXavoXav 
 
 eiibrj/udv alveaas (pvyyv. Hipp. 37* See also I. 2. SYN. Qev&s, <pv$is, Tpoirrj, 
 
 dXvlXs. EPITH. 0€<nreaia, aia^pa, bvo-vyeardTr), irdXaia, tX^jkov, XevydXta, 
 
 dvaXtcXs, Am?), oiclvpa. 
 ^vyoTTToXejjids, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [fugiens bellum,] war-shuuning, cowardly. Ohbe 
 
 (j)vyo7rrdXejJLOs. £. 214. SYN. See ^vyai^fir,s. 
 
 * Qvyolevds, ov, 6 et ?/,adj. [hospites fugiens,] stranger-avoiding, inhospitable. 
 M/7 fxXv, ib Moiarai, (pvyo&vov oTpdrov. Olymp. 11. 17. SYN/Ai-e^os. 
 
 3>t5c?a, vid. $vyi). 
 
 <f)vzdt<:Xvds, 7), ov, adj. [fugax,] timid. QvCdKivys, eXdcpoiaXv eoUeadv. N. 102. 
 
 SYN. keiXos, <f>v'£ifxds. 
 $i)r), fjs, ?/, subst. [natura, statura,] nature, stature. Ov bejjids, oibe tyvfjv. A. 
 
 115. SYN. fyvois, rpdnos, elbos, yevos, <f>vXdv. 
 QvKXoeis, cava, ev } adj. [alga abundans,] abounding in sea-weed. Avtm en* 
 
 dXovos KdrtETctKETo (j)VKXoearo-7]s. Theocr. 11. 14. 
 tyvtadv, ov, to, dimin. a (pvnos, eos, to, subst. [alga, muscus,] sea-weed, moss. 
 
 °6s ecr-^dTd (pvtcXd KtveJ. Theocr. 7. 58. Epith. AvdXiov. 
 
 * Qvktos, vid. QevKTeos. 
 
 OuXdo), 2, fjs, ij, subst. [custodia,] custody, guard. Tts eKripvyBr) Trpwrjjv (j>vXdic7iv; 
 Rhes. 534. SYN. <&povpa. EpiTU."E}ji7rebds f cipydXea. 
 
 1 QpvyYa, 777 being understood, denotes an extensive portion of Asia Minor, in which was 
 Troy. 
 
 2 4>uA«K7jis also a P. N. in Horn. N. 696, a city in Thessaly. 
 
$TAA $YAO 905 
 
 ^vXaKtbrjs, patronym. a (2) QvXdicds, ov, 6, P. N. [Phylacidcs,] the son of Phy- 
 
 lacus. 'IcplnXoid rrd'is rov QvXdicXbad. N. 698. See also Z. 35. 
 * QuXctKreds, a, ov, adj. verbal, [custodiendus,] must be guarded. Me^eXaos 
 
 els at, reals Q\ d aot tyvXaKred. Androm. 63. 
 QvXdicds, ov, (pt/XaKTfjp, iipds, et 0#Xa£, dicos, 6, subst. [custos,] a watchman, a 
 
 guard. 'Es arpdrbv ovbe yap av (pvXdicovs XddoX. ft. 566. See also ft. 444. et 
 
 Hec. 760. SYN. Qpovpos, 7rpd(pvXa]-, bopixpdpos, Qpvfcrwpds. SYN. 'ft^o^owj', 
 
 dpioros, evbai/uwv. 
 QvXapxeu), v. [tribui praesuro,] to be at the head of a tribe. Nj) Af eywy ovv 
 
 dvbpd KdfjLrjTTjv (pvXapxovvr . Lysistr. 56 1. 
 QvXapxos, ov, 6, subst. [tribunus,] the president of a tribe. 'Hipedr} (pvXapxbs, 
 
 eld'iTnrapxds. Aves 79$' 
 <t>vXas, avros, 6, P. N. [Phylas.] QuXavros dvydrrjp. II. 181. 
 QvXaoau), f. £w, v. [custodio, in voc. med. caveo,] to guard, to beware, "attov 
 
 KaKiov rov tyvXaoffecdai kuXwS. Phcen. 743. SYN. l^rjp'ia), bXd<f>i>Xd<70(t), rrdpd- 
 
 rripho, pvofxai, (ppovpeio. 
 $vXdbr)s, ov, patronym. a (2) $vXei>s, ews, 6, P. N. [(1) Phylides, (2) Phyleus,] 
 
 (1) the son of Phyleus, (2) Phyleus. QvXeibrjs, ov tikte Aft (j>X\ds iWdrd <£v- 
 
 Xevs. B. 628. 
 QvXerrjs, ov, 6, subst. [contribulis,] one of the same tribe. "Ovre fyyyevU teat 
 
 (pvXera ; Aves 368. 
 fyvXr/, rjs, rj, subst. [tribus ; item P. N. Phyle, pagus Atticus,] a tribe ; Phyle, 
 
 a town in Attica. 'Hfiels be <f>vXrj teal yevei rijJLwpevoi. Aves 33. 
 fyvXla, as, rj, subst. [oleaster,] a kind of wild olive tree. '6 per (\>vXXi)s, d 6' 
 
 eXaitjs. e. 477- SYN. Kotivos. 
 fyvXXds, dbos, rj, subst. [(1) cumulus foliorum, (2) frotides,] a heap of leaves ; 
 
 branches. Aefffxov b' dbeapov rovb' eypvad (pvXXdbds. Eur. Suppl. 32. EpiTH. 
 
 XtcXepu, (3dde7d, evzapirbs. 
 QvXXeidv, vid. fyvXXbv. 
 fyvXXi'iXds, ov, 6, P. N. [Phylleius,] a mountain in Thessaly. "dpeos $vXXr)Xoi) 
 
 ayxoOi vatiov. Apoll. 1. 37* 
 <&uXXXvds, rj, dv, adj. [foliaceus, factus ex foliis,] leafy, made of leaves. Ke- 
 
 kXXuevoi rotx<? T<ji cpvXXXva) . Theocr. 21. 8. SYN. QvXXbcpdpds . 
 QuXXofldXeui, et (pvXXoppdea), v. [frondes amitto vel spargo,] to scatter leaves. 
 
 "OZwv XevKtjs (f>vXXdj3oXovaris. Nub. 1003. See also Aves 3. 1481. SyN. 
 
 QvXXois fidXXio. 
 fyvXXdKdfjLds, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [foliis comatus,] leafy. Aia (j>vXXdtcdjj.ov cr/uiXuKbs 
 
 nx^' Aves 215. 
 fyi/XXdv, et <j>vXXe~wv, ov, to, subst. [folium,] a leaf. Otrj rrep QvXXojv yevei). Z. 
 
 146. See also Acharn. 468. SYN. UerdXdv, fvXXds. Epith. TlXenrdv, 
 
 XdpanreTts, eXdrXvbv, fjpivbv, aypXbv, yXdepov, repev, XdaXov. 
 $vXXoppd£(o, vid. fyvXXdfi&Xeu). 
 l>vXXoarpo>s, tiros, et QvXXoarpiDrds, ov, o et »'/, adj. [foliis constratus,] strewed 
 
 with leaves. Evbeis <f>vXXocrrpu>rX nlby. Theocr. Ep. 3. 1. See also Rhes. 9. 
 VvXXocpbpos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [frond ifer,] foliage-bearing. HZpiKei-rai <j>vXXb- 
 
 <pdpo)v d-K dywvcjv. Pind. Olymp. 8. 100. Syn. fyvXXlvos, cpvXXvKdfxds, <pvX- 
 \ XXrr}s. 
 buXXbxods, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [folia fundens,] leaf-shedding. fyvXXvxby tvX prpl, 
 
 Apoll. 4.217. 
 
 VvXvv, ov, rb, subst. [genus, natio,] a people, a nation. 'dpCi bt (puXd rpXd 
 ' rpXQv arpdrevfjLdriov. Eur. Suppl. 633. SYN. OwXi), edvbs, nurpa, yivbs. 
 1 EPITH. ^AQea<pdr6v, kXtrov, -nipXKXvrov, aypiov, beivov, fiapfidpov, tpiKvbes, 
 \ vdXvfxox^bi'f TToXvcrrovov, ayXadi'. 
 
 )vX6tzXs, Xbbs, >/, subst. [(1) clamor bellicus ; (2) praelium,] the war-cry, pro- 
 perly of a tribe; a battle. QvXbirXbos Xrfou. Pax 1076. Syn. See Max?- 
 
 EPITH. Kpdrspd, tepvepd, a!n), dpydXta, u\Xo7rpd(raXXds. 
 
 Pros. Lex. 5 Y 
 
DOS OYAfl OYTA 
 
 $i/Xw, dos s. ovs, i, P. N. [Phylo,] an attendant of Helen. $i/\w S' apytycov 
 
 TaXdpov <pepe. b. 1'25. 
 <Pi^ui, vid. $i/a>. 
 <Pu£aVwp, doos, adj. [fugam viris iinmittens,] husband-banishing. Tov <f>v£avdpd 
 
 ydfibv AlyvTTTov. iEsch. Sup pi. 9. 
 tpyi^Xts, ios, adj. [(1) profugus, exul, (2) tiniidus,] running away, banished; 
 
 cowardly. KXlos kadXbv Zyei <j)6j;r)XXv eovtcl. P. 143. SYN. ^vyai^/urjs, 
 
 <f>vyds, dvavbpos, betXos. 
 ^v^X/uds, et (pvftos, 1 ov, 6 et 7), adj. [(l) qui vitari potest ; (2) ad quern confugi- 
 
 tur; (3) qui in fugam vertit,] which maybe avoided; convenient for escaping 
 
 to ; putting to flight. Ouifyios ovbds. Antig. 788. See also Apoll. 4. 699. 
 
 Syn. See <t>evKTEos» 
 fyuZfs, vid. fyevtys, 
 fyvpab), et (j)vp(o, v. [misceo, macero,] to mix, to moisten, to soil. *H yf\v Bdvov- 
 
 res rrivbe cpvpaaeiv (povay. Sept. Theb. 48. See also Hec. 944. Syn. 'Avd- 
 
 <j)vp(o, kvkow), avfifiiyvvfiX, KEpdvvvjiX, fjXaivco, jidaait), dvdfiaaou). 
 <bvpbr)v, adv. [(l) mixtim, (2) confuse,] promiscuously ; in confusion. IIe/z7rei 
 
 tyvpbrjv, vawv r ETtd-^ovs. Pers. 54. Syn. See Mt'y&d. 
 fyvoa, r)s, 7), subst. [follis,] bellows. 'EXtacrdfuEvov tveoX tyvoas. 2. 372. PhR. 
 
 See Apoll. 3. 1299- 
 OucrdSem, as, »/, P. N. [Physadia,] one of the daughters of Danaus. Tas KaX- 
 
 nXbds 7) 's fyvadbeidv. Call. 5. 47« 
 QvaaXXXs, Xbds, 7), et <f)var)Ti'ipXdv, ov, to, subst. [tibia,] a pipe. Ad/3e b>) av tcis 
 
 <j)vcra.XXXbas, npos t(Sjv 6eu>v. Lysistr. 1245. See also Lysistr. 1243. Syn. 
 
 AvXds. 
 $vaaa>, et Qvaldw, v. [(1) sutflo, (2) spiro, (3)efflo,] to breathe, to blow, to puff 
 
 out. Enre fxoi, tX beiva Quays ; Iph. A. 381. See also II. 506\ SYN. 'Ard- 
 
 (pvaau), 7TVE0), irvevaTXdu), aadfiaivu). 
 fyvarma, et tyvoXaixd, cltos, to, subst. [inflatio, eruptio aquae vel sanguinis,] a 
 
 panting, gale, oozing out. ^uarifx dvels bvoTXriTdv. Phcen. 1452. See also 
 
 Eumen. 53. SYN. "Aijjud, EirX~wvotd. EPITH. UovtXov, xpvaTaXXdTrriKTdv, 
 
 yvotytobts, itXaaTOV. 
 * QvarjTEds, a, ov, adj. verbal, [inflandus,] must be inflated. Kcu to Trvp Qvarj' 
 
 Tibv. Lysistr. 292. 
 ^vatyyodfiat, v. [inturgesco,] to swell. KaO' 01 MeydpeTs dbvvats ixE^vaiyyioiiE- 
 
 voi. Acharn. 525. 
 fyvaiyvatios, ov, 6, [nomen ranae,] the name of a frog. El/*i 6' iyw (SdcXXevs 
 
 <t>v<riyvados. Batrach. 18. 
 tyualZdds, et tyvoLZuds, ov, 6 et 7), adj. [almus, vitam producens,] genial, life- 
 bearing. Kdrex et (pvaicldds aid. X. 300. See also iEsch. Suppl. 592. 
 QvaXs, eojs, 7), subst. [(1) nalura, (2) ingenium, (3) statura,] nature; disposition; 
 
 stature. TXs egtXv ovtoj crreppos av6pu)Trit)V (pvcris. Hec. 296. SYN. <Pi/>), elbos, 
 
 fxoptyri, yivos. EPITH. Xrvyepd, aypXa, eveibrjs, cicXrjpa, EXevdZpa, yevvuia, 
 
 addvaTOSy ^dpteaad, aTp€7TTos, yvTjaXa, dboXbs. 
 <&i)<TK7], t]s, 7), subst. [crassum intestinum,] the thick gut, a sausage. To, 
 
 7rph)KTov avrX fyvaKrjs. Equit. 364. 
 tyvGKbs, ov, 6, P. N. [Physcus,] a mountain near Crotona. "Es te t& <bv(TK(o. 
 
 Theocr. 4. 23. 
 (I>votos, 7), ov, adj. [tumidus,] swoln. <\>v(tt})v jiaCiav TrpooEveyuT). Vesp. 608. 
 Ot/rdXtd, as, 7), subst. [plantatio, planta,] a plantation, a plant. KaXov <f>vrd- 
 
 \Xfjs. M. 314. 
 ^vTaXfiios, ov, 6 et //, et a, ov, adj. [(1) fcecundus, (2) naturalis,] productive ; d," 
 
 i 
 
 1 *u|tos is an epithet of Jupiter, as the supporter of fugitives or exiles. Other reasons art fc s 
 ssigned for the appellation by the Schol. Apoll. 2. 1151, q. v. 
 
$YTE <M12<I> 907 
 
 natural. AeKTpots enXaQriv Lrpv/Aovos tyvraXfjilois. Rhes. 917. SYN. Oi/rdXi- 
 
 fios, tyvToanopos, ipvTOvpyos, yovlfsos, 
 Ovrevw, v. [planto,] to plant. Ovtos Qvrevet JJeXoird. Orest. 11. Syn. OtriJw, 
 
 yevvdo), 0vw. 
 $i/r€v/ia, dros, et0vrdV, ov, to, subst. [planta,] a plant. fyvTevfx dy^tpiordy, avro- 
 
 Trotov. (E. C. 698. See also Med. 233. Syn. $itv, epvds, OdXds. Epith. Ssie- 
 
 pdv, KapTrXfiov, dOXXov, yXvuepov, KaWlirETrfKov , iraytiapTrov, yXoepdy, afxneXdev. 
 Q>vTorTKa(pds t et (pvToaTidpdst ov, 6, subst. [plantator, hortulanus,] a gardener. 
 
 Ovpoirs fxriv 'iaaaX yvToondtyoX. Theocr. 25. 27- See also Trach. 359. Syn. 
 
 Trj-ndpos. 
 QuTorpdcpos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [plantas alens,] plant-nourishing. KXrjpov ay^ay- 
 
 rfjpd (pvTOTpo<p6v. Apoll. 3. 1402. 
 Qvrovpyos, ov, 6, subst. [hortulanus, vineator, sator, parens,] a sower, a gar- 
 dener, a parent. At tov tyvrovpyov irarpos. (E. R. 1482. 
 $yw, <pvfxX, et TTEfvKw, v. [(l)gigno, (2) nascor,] to beget; to spring or grow up. 
 
 Ylrepoppvei re, Kavdis erepd (pvo^ev. Aves 106'. See also Ran. 1214. and Hes. 
 
 Op. 148. Th. 152. SYN. <Pi/rei/to, ipiTvu), yevvdto, tiktoi, c£drdreXXa;, yivofiai, 
 
 (iXacrrdvu). 
 4>wts, Xbds, r/, contr. (pus, Qybds, pi. (pmbes, (pubes, [pustula,] a pustule, pimple. 
 
 II\j)»/ (poibtov ck fidXdveiov ; Plut. 535. SYN. Q>XvKTaivat. 
 0>u)icevs, etos, 6, et QiokXs, Xbds, f], P. N. [Phocensis,] of Phocis. ^potyXos 6 $w- 
 
 Kevs Tovbe icXrj&Tai 7rdn)p. Iph. T. 918. See also Iph. A. 2(5l. 
 <bibKri, rjs, fj, subst. [phoca,] a sea-calf. fywKrjs b' oa^v. Vesp. 1033. Epith. 
 
 Zarpe(j>i)s, dXXorpe^rjSy elvdXXa, vvjttovs, /jeXaivd. 
 * Qukos, ov, 6, P. N. [Phocus,] the brother of Peleus. Ouo' dp ae $u)k6v rfdeXov 
 
 fcdraicrdvelv. Androm. 6'85. 
 $u)Xds, dbds, cpioXevovad, adj. [in specu habitans,] dwelling in a hole or den. 
 
 'Av' u>ped (pwXdbes apKroi. Theocr. 1. 115. 
 QouXevto, v. [in specu habito,] to dwell in a hole. KvujbdXd <pu>Xevov-d. Theocr. 
 
 24. 83. 
 Qtovito, v. [(l)vocernemitto; (2)dico ; (3)nomino,] to sound ; to speak; to call. 
 
 Ei/077yud (f>toV€i. Iph. T. 688. SYN. AdXew, Aeyw, rjyeto, KaXeto, <pr)fj.X. 
 fytovri, rjs, rj, subst. [(l)vox, (2) faraa,] voice, report. OvpdvdfxrfKr) pi^dri 
 
 KctfjLol <ptovi]p. Nub. 357* SYN. Qdoyyos, j3ofj, ^x^ s » av &V> ty^M* yXuiaad. 
 
 EPITH. 'Api^rjXr}, uaiteros, dpprjKTds, epdn), ddXepd, fiporea, \e7rrd\ea, dretpijs, 
 
 vrjfxeprrjs, TrdXyrj^ys, vrjXeijs, etyOoyyos, dydi't), ribv7rvods t fxeXirjb^s, ybeld, rjbv/ue- 
 
 XijSj ^.eiXXyos, fiavrXtroXos. 
 *$tovr\eis t eaod, ev, adj. [vocalis,] vocal, tuneful. At aapicd §tovi]eaodv ijaovffiv 
 
 Trore. Troad. 442. 
 Q}tovr)(xd, dros, to, subst. [sonus,] sound, speech. 'dpw yap ovbe aol t6 gov ty&i- 
 
 vrjfi Xov. OE. R. 324. SYN. Qdoyyds, (pdey/jd, j)x^ s > 0wvjJ. 
 j$wp, topos, 6, subst. [fur,] a thief. "Hvre tis <pu>p. Apoll. 3. 119^. Syn. KX^- 
 
 tttt]S, Xr]GT))s, tcdtcovpyos. 
 fytopd, as, tj, subst. [furtum,] a theft. Oux ZttX Qwpuv. Mosch. 7- 6. Syn. 
 
 KXo7r/), K'Xeyu/id. 
 Qojpdto, v. [(1) furor, (2) deprehendo,] to steal; to discover. 'AXX' ohyX (j)topa~ 
 
 cttov eywy' et'aepvo/iat. Nub. 499* SYN. AXtpevvdto, t^^/jreu;, KdTdXafx(3dvu), 
 
 tXey^w. 
 QwpXd/jids, ov, et >/, subst. [arcula,] a small coffer. 'EXevrf be 7rdpt'ordro (pupXd- 
 I fxolaXv. o. 104. SYN. Xwpld/j.ds, KXjjtoTos, KXarr}. 
 $topXus>, a, ov, adj. [furtivus,] clandestine. 'AWcrdrd <ptopXds evyd. Theocr. 27- 
 
 67. SYN. Aadpalds, KpvrcTdbXos. 
 ^tos, toTos, 6 subst. [homo,] a man. Qwrd ficipfidpov KTeve'ts; Hec. 8G5. Syn. 
 
 See^Av^p and "Avdpu)7ros. 
 Pu>s, vid. <S>d6s. 
 
 bwa(fidpds, vid. tydeoinfipoTos. 
 
908 XABH XAAE 
 
 X 
 
 
 * Xapris, titos, 6, P. N. [Chabes.] See in $Xvevs. 
 
 Xd£<u, et xa^fyiae, 2 aor. exatov, v. [(l) eedo, (2) privo, (3) capio, (4) con- 
 
 tineo,] to retire ; to deprive ; to take ; to keep in. Xd«?£7-', ETrei ot Ovpos 
 
 €eA.7T£ro Kvbos apeadai. M. 407* SYN. 'Aj'd^d^w, v7rd^d5o/zat, v7ro^wp£W, %u>- 
 
 p£w, d7rd^wpew. 
 XatVw, v. [(l)hisco, (2) avide cupio,] to gape ; to desire eagerly. Tore (jloi 
 
 yavdt evpeia yduv. A. 1S2. SYN. Xagxdc?a>, ^dcfcw, v7roj(aiV(o. 
 Xalds, ov, 6, subst. [pedum,] a crook. Kcu ev yept x ai ^ v zx ov<7 ®- Call. fr. 125. 
 
 2. SYN. Ka\avpo\p> X a P° s s ' X"/^ 5, 
 XctTos, et x«">s, a > ov, adj. [probus,] virtuous. Ou7ra yHvatK oniona ^atwrepay. 
 
 Lysistr. 1157. SYN. 'AydSos, x9 Y ) GT ^ s * evysvris. 
 Xaipecpuv, tivros, o, P. N. [Chserephon.] XaipE<pu>vrX wtcTepts. Aves 1296. 
 Xaiprjbwv, vid. Xappa. 
 Xatpxbijs, ol, subst. [Chaeridis discipuli,] the disciples or followers of Cbaeris. 
 
 XaipXbrjs (3ojjLJ3avXXot. Acharn. 866. 
 XdlpXs, Xbds, 6, P. N. [Chilis,] a Tbeban musician. "Ore brj 7rapEKv\p% XaTpXs 
 
 ettXtov opdXov. Acharn. l6. 
 Xcu'pw, f. x ni P^ aii} er X"l°^> 2 aor. pass. ex&PW* (2) imper. %aip£, (3) parti- 
 
 cip. x a lp it}V i v - [(l)gaudeo, valeo ; (2) salve ; (3) impune,] (1) to rejoice, to 
 
 fare well, (2) hail, (3) with impunity. Mi/rfp, dXXci jxoi ov )(a7p£. J. Xaprd 
 
 yovv 7ra<T)(w tekvov ; Phoen. 627* SYN. "Hbdfxat, TepirdfJiat, ev$>patVfytat, y//- 
 
 Odfiai, eppivadai <j)r]fj.X. 
 Xairri, r;s, »/, et xa/rw/id, ctrds, ro, subst. [juba, coma,] a mane, the hair. 
 
 IloXias ettX ^ae'ras irpo-KETiis wv. Alcest. 933. See also Sept. Theb. 381. 
 
 SYN. Yi\oicaf.ibs, edetpa, Kofxr), 6pl%, )£eura>/Lid, Xax rT l* EPITH. 'A/i/3pdffta, 
 
 KvavEa, ddXepa, favdi), Toxoids, afiponXovros, d7rdX?), Xdffta, »cvdvo>(pws, eXXkw- 
 
 bys, ai»xi"?/pa, ev&brjs. 
 XatTtjeis, rjeood, iilv, Dor. xxurdeis, adj. [jubatus, coraatus,] long-maned, hairy. 
 
 "Koovro x mT h €VTi <j>v>)v EvaKiyicXds 'i7T7r<j). Apoll. 2. 1241. SYN. Act^^ees, 
 
 evadfjids, j3adi>xuiTris. 
 Xainofxd, vid. Xairr}. 
 XdXctc?d, rjs, fj t subst. [grando,] hail. Kcu Zevs /uev bfxfipov icat ^aXa^dv donE- 
 
 tov. Troad. 78. EPITH. Tu^pa, vX(fojjXr}T6s, irvKivri^ Kpi>£pa. 
 XdXaSidu), v. [tuberculis veiut grandine coopertus sum : de sue dicitur,] to be 
 
 measly. Tor 7rpcoKTOP, el xdXa5£. Equit. 381. 
 XdXa^/ets, eood, tjev, adj. [grand inosus,] falling like hail. 'ApdpXdfxwv dvbptav 
 
 Xu-Xa$,aev~X <j>dv(o. Isthm. 5. 64. 
 XdXdw, f. daw, Dor. d^w, et x&^ a h'<>>> v - [laxo,] to relax, to loosen, to give 
 
 way. XdXa tokcvgXv chorus Qvfxov}XEvois. Hec. 403. See also Hes. Scut. 
 
 308. Syn. 'EjcXvw, avTrjfiX, vireiKw, evbxbiofit. 
 XaXapos, d, ov, adj. [laxus,] loose. Srp^erat x^apa KoTvXr}bu>v. Vesp. 1495. 
 
 SYN. Xavj'ds, dvetf.iEvds, TTapeijjiEvbs. 
 XdXeVcuVw, et x«X£7ra/»djua(, v. [(l)exacerbo, (2)saevio,] to exasperate ; to be 
 
 indignant. 'Eyw 6' i)px ov x^-^' 7ra ^ vu)y ' B. 378. SYN. 'Aydvafcrew, ye/xecrdci), 
 
 5i/crxfp«n''Wj opytcldfiai, x^^^f jiat ' 
 
 XoXettos, ?), or, adj. [saevus, durus, acerbus,] savage, hard, harsh, difficult. 
 
 XdX£7rd y«p fipdrols dfxoyevij fxiaofxclr. Med. 1265. SYN. 2»:X^pds, beti'ds, 
 
 foapvs, a.7niv})s, dpydXlos, aypXos, wpos. 
 XdXeTrrw, v. [damno adficio,] to injure. "Os tis crs x^e7rret. 5. 423. Syn. i 
 
 BXa7rrw, tcdnod), GivojJLai, ablatio. 
 
 Xd- 
 
 XdX£7rws, adv. [mokste, dirhculter, accrbe,] hardly, with difficulty, harshly. Xd 
 
XAAI XAAK 909 
 
 Xeirus opyas fjieTa/iaXXovffXv. Med. 121. SYN. Aivws, beivws, aypXus, <ncX»7- 
 
 pws, (3dpi(vs. 
 XaXiKprjTds, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [merus,] unmixed. Hive xakiicpTjrov Xapov fxedv. 
 
 Apoll. 1. 473. SYN. "Awards. 
 XdXivds, ov,b, plur. ot, et x&Xivd, ra, subst. [fraenum, habena,] a bridle, a rein. 
 
 Avolv \dXivolv rpvirdvov fcwTrqXdreT. Cycl. 460. SYN. "Hvla, arofxiov, i//d- 
 
 Xidv, <p~t/Ltos. EPITH. AXvoberds, 7riJpXyei'ETT]s, yjtvaa.\i'Kvl lt apyXvdeis, bafidai- 
 
 <Pp(s)V> CiKe(TTYfp. 
 
 XaXtvwrripXdi', ov, to, subst. [retinaculum navisj a cable. Avaai re Trpvfxvas 
 
 Kal ^aXivu>-r]pXa. Hec. 537* 
 XdXtif, Xkos, 6 et >/, subst. [silex, caemeutum, calx,] a pebble, mortar. XaXXicas 
 
 irapafopei. Aves 840. 
 XaXfypovEujv, ovtos, et yaXitypuv, dvds, adj. [(1) cui mens laxata est; (2)imbe- 
 
 cillus,] feeble-minded, weak in understanding. Kcu te xaXuppdvEovTa. \p. 13. 
 
 See also r. 530. SYN. MaTutofypiov, irdpatypuv , rfXXQXds, atypwv, fJL&pds. 
 XaXfypdovvTj, 7js t fj t subst. [animi imbecillitas,] weakness of understanding. 
 
 Ov yap tX yaXitypdQvvai ye jjl e^ovaXv. 7r. 310. SYTS.^Afpoavvr), ira.pa.voia, 
 
 avoid. 
 XaXKap/jidrds, ov, 6 et %, adj. [aereo curru vectus,] riding in a brazen chariot. 
 
 Ovbe /jiav "xaXtapfxaTos karX irooXs. Pyth. 4. 155. 
 XaXKatnrXs, Xbds, adj. [aereum clypeum gestans,] brazen-shielded. XaXKaoTri- 
 
 hiav Xdyds, os ydv. Here. F. 791. 
 XaXiceyxfjs, ids, adj. [asrea hasta uteris,] having brazen spears. 'AW <3 twv 
 
 \aXK€y^£(ov Tpwwv. Troad. 143. 
 Xd\Keids, Ion. pro xaXKeds, et xaXv'iXds, a, ov, adj. [a?reus,] brazen. XoXkciov 
 
 Kdveov. A. 629. See also Phcen. 1378. and y. 433. SYN. XaXudfidrris, 
 
 areplos, layypos. 
 XaXneXdTos, ^aX/d/Xdros, ov, 6 et »/, et \aXKr)py]s, Ids, adj. [aere ducto factus,] 
 
 plated with brass. XoXklXdrw neXeKei. Olymp. 7. 66. See also Ran. 959. 
 
 and A. 469. 
 XaXKefxfidXds, dbds, adj. [sereo rostro armatus,] brazen-beaked. M77 fioi vadv 
 
 XaXK€fi8d\dbu)v. Iph. A. 1320. 
 XaXKevr^s, ids, adj. [aereis armis utens,] having brazen armor. YldXefiov 
 
 fxvaornpd 01 xaXxevTEus. Nem. 1. 24. 
 XaXiceddujprjZ, et )(aX»co0a>p^, tjkos, et a£, ateds, adj. [aereo thorace utens,] hav- 
 ing a brass breast-plate. XuXi;iddiopr)K(ov drdp aambis dfityaXoeaaai. A. 448. 
 
 See also Aj. Fl. 179. and II. 0. 62. 
 XaXictd/jiXrtop, dpds, et xaXKZd/jurpTjs, ov, adj. [aeream gestans mitram,] having a 
 
 brazen mitre. Ti b\ rj tov yjuXKediiiTdpds "Enrdpos bapap. Troad. 273. See 
 
 also Nem. 10. 170. • 
 
 XaXKiuirXos, ov, 6 et >;, adj. [aereis armis indutus,] clad in brazen armor. XaX- 
 
 k£07rXwi' Advduiv. Helen. 692. SYN. XuXk€vt))s, ^aXKupuariis, yaXKorev^iis, 
 
 ^aXtcdOwprj^, \aXK0)^Xru)i', ^tXKOKv'rjfxts. 
 XaXtcids, vid. XaXneids. 
 XaXKEU(f)u)vds, et yaXudfidas, ov, adj. [vocem aeream habens,] brazen-voiced. 
 
 MeydXr/ropt xaXKidtywru). E. 785. See also CE. C. 1046". SYN. MlydXo^w- 
 
 VOS, €l>fp(t)VOS. 
 
 XaXtcevfja., drds, et ^aXKiov, ov, to, subst. [aerea catena; quicquid ex aere con- 
 fectum est,] a brazen chain ; any thing made of brass. IldbwKet 7ripij3dX<ov 
 XaXtcev/udrX. Choeph. 572. See also Theocr. 2. 26. SYN. XaXiciofxd. 
 
 XaXKevs, eujs, 6, subst. [fa her aerarius,] a brazier. 'AXX' b ^iXkcvs ovk ey.. 
 Pax 4S0. 
 
 XoXkevu), et yja.XKevdiiat, v. [ex rare fabrico,] to form out of brass, to be a 
 brazier. Tis xaXtcevetv, y vavrr-qyelv. Plut. 513. 
 
 XaXxtuv, wvds, 6, subst. [fabri aerarii officina,] a brazier's shop, hy p Xfuv is 
 X<*XK€tivd. 1 0. 273. SYN. XoXvetor. 
 
 1 Xa\Keu>ua is here scanned as an antibacchius. 
 
910 XAAK XAAK 
 
 XaXiofXdros, et ^aXfc^p^s, vid. XaXfceXaros. 
 
 XaXfctSees, w, ol, P. N. [Chalcidenses,] the people of Chalcis. Owe IotXv onus 
 
 ov XaXfctSfds atyioTardv. Equit. 238. 
 XaXicibXtcds, rf, ov, adj. [Chalcidic us,] of Chalcis. XaXtclhiKrjs S' avrrifidp dvr\- 
 
 vapevri dXos vbiop. Call. 4. 46. 
 XaXtctoiKos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [aeream domum habens, Epith. Minervae apud 
 
 Spartanos,] having a brazen house or temple. Tdoed irEraXd, xoXkIoikov ws 
 
 'Adrivav. Helen. 245. SYN. XaXuXvaos, ^aX»co7rvXds. 
 XaXfaoV, vid. XaXKevfid. 
 
 XaXfcto7r*7, qs, ^, P. N. [Chalciope.] See in 'Hpmvf/. 
 XaXicXs, Xbos, rj, P. N. [Chalcis,] a city in Euboea. KaXtiba r ayyXdXov, KdXv- 
 
 h&vu te Trerpfjecrady. B. 640. EPITH. ^TEvdiropO/uds. 
 XaXicdapris, eos, adj. [(l) ex sere factus, aere tectus ; (2) aere armatus, stre- 
 
 nuus,] made of brass, covered with brass ; armed with brass, warlike. "E/z- 
 
 irvpd ^aXfcodpav 6kt<o ddvovruv. Isthm. 4. 108. SYN. XaXKrjprjs, 
 Xa.XKdJ3api)s, eld, e$, adj. [aere gravis, aereus,] heavy with brass, made of brass. 
 
 'lbs ^aXfcd/3dp?7s. <[>. 423. 
 XaXfco/3dr?)s, eos, et xaXKoirebos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [qui aereis fundamentis insistit,] 
 
 with a brazen foundation, firm. 'E7rei iicev Efxbv ttotX ^aXfco/3dres bu>. v. 4. 
 
 See also Isthm. 7. 6l. 
 XaXfcdfidas, vid. XaXK£d<j>u)vds. 
 XaXtcdyevvs, i)ds, adj. [aereas aut ferrets genas habens,] having brazen cheeks. 
 
 'AvXk aympav norX ^aXKoylvvv. Pyth. 4. 42. 
 XaXKoyXwyXv , tvds, adj. [aeream habens cuspidem,] brazen-pointed. 'Eirl fie- 
 
 XXrjs ^aXtcoyXw^ivos epeiadels. X. 225. 
 XaXKobd/Lias, avrds, 6, v. [aes vei ferrum domans vel acuens,] subduing or 
 
 sharpening steel. XaXicobafxav aKovav. Isth. 6. 108. 
 XaXicdberds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [aereis vinculis ligatus,] bound with brass. Ko>d- 
 
 fids kv 7rvXais xaXicdbsrtov adKtwv. Sept. Theb. 148. 
 XaXudd&priZ, v 'd. XaXKEodwpriZ, 
 XaXKOKvrifxis, ibds, adj. [ocreis aereis armatus,] brazen-greaved. XaXxoicvfifAi- 
 
 bes 'AxatoL H. 41. $YN. See XaXKeoVXos. 
 XaXicdicupvcrrris, ov, adj. [aereis armis ornatus,] clad in brazen mail. Hapirrjbdvd 
 
 y(dXicdKdpv(TTrjv. Z. 199* SYN. See XaXiCE07rXds. 
 XaXKotcpdTos, ov, 6 et f], adj. [(1) aere circumstrepens, aere resonans, (2) ex aere 
 
 cusus,] rattling with brass; cast of brass. XaXKdicpdTwv'iTnrwv ktvkos. Equit. 
 
 552. SYN. XaXKOKTVTTOs, y^aXK07rXr]KT6s, ^aXfCj/Xdros. 
 XclXkovcdtos , ov, 6 et ij, adj. [aeneum dorsum habens,] brazen- backed. *ltv y 
 
 rdtyy\aei, ^aXKoVwroV Iteclv. Troad. .1183. 
 XaXKOTrdpyos, et x a ^ K <> 7r ^ ev P<> s » ov, 6 et f], adj. [aereas habens genas,] brazen- 
 cheeked or sided. Kdpvdos bXaxaXicoTrdpyov. <o. 522. See also Soph. Electr. 
 
 54. SYN. XaXiwysviis. 
 XaXnoTTEbos, vid. XaXKojodrrjS. 
 XaXtcoTrXevpos, vid . XaXKoVdpjjos. 
 Xa.Xico7rXr]dris, eos, adj. [aere impletus,] brass nailed. Kcu ^aX»co7rX?j0;7 kdvdtbwv 
 
 bpixav orpuTov. Eur. Suppl. 1230. 
 XaXfco7rX^/cro$, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [aere cusus,] cast of brass. Obb' a TrdXaia ^nX- 
 
 koVX^ktos. Soph. Electr. 484. SYN. XoXkoYvttos. 
 XaXKonovs, 7rob6s, adj. [aereos pedes habens,] brazen-footed. Xdovbs KdXelrai 
 
 Tfjabs ^aXfcoVoi/s bbos. CE. C. 57* 
 XaXK07rvX6s, ov, 6 et ft, adj. [portas aereas habens,] brazen-gated. XaXKoVv- 
 
 XovteQeclv. Troad. 1102. 
 XoXkos, ov, 6, subst. [aes,] brass. UXelal rot ^oXkov tcXXaiai. B. 226. EPITH. 
 
 Epvdpos, evavwp, vwpo\p } rd/jiEai'Xjpws, '<\tvyjpos , decTTEaXos, TdvdqKYfS, aicXripos, 
 
 a7re^0/)s, aldoip, afxepbaXios, offis, Trotvi]Tu>p. 
 XaXKorTTOfxos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [aereum os habens,] brazen-mouthed. Xo.Xko<tto* 
 
 fiov Koibbjvos u)s r Tvpat]vXKov. Aj. Fl. 17- 
 
XAAK XAOI 911 
 
 XaXtcorevKTos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [ex aere factus,] made of brass. *H x a ^ K orevKrd 
 
 K\rjdpa\vffavT€s fjio-)(\ois; Iph.T. 99* 
 XaXKorev^vs, eos, adj. [aere armatus,] armed with brass. XaXicorev^oi/s te Kd- 
 
 TrajeiDs; Eur. Suppl. 1009. 
 XaAfcoro^os, ov, 6 et ??, adj. [aereum arcumhabens,] having a brazen bow. Kcu 
 
 Tore "xaXKOTofov . Neru. 3. 64. 
 XaXfcdrdpos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [qui aes perforat,] brass-penetrating. Ov irpeirei 
 
 vwiv 'xakKOTbpois IXcpeaXv. Pvth. 4. 26l. 
 XaXkorvTros, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [aere percussus,] smitten by brass. Kara x a ^ KO '- 
 
 tvttovs <bre.i\as. T. 25. SYN. XciXkottXiiktos. 
 XaXfcd^ap/iT/s, ov, adj. [aere vel bello gaudens,] delighting in brass or war. 
 
 XaXKdxapjjLcu levoi. Pyth. 5. 109- 
 XaXKdxtrtov, ojvos, adj. [aeream loricam habens,] brazen-mailed. At7re xclXko- 
 
 yXrttivas 'A-^awvs. K. 287* SYN. See XaX*c£07rXos. 
 XaX^ow, v. [aere induo,] to clothe with brazen armor. Ei>0i)s evonXXd xclXkoj- 
 
 deis eiraiZev. Olymp. 13. 123. 
 
 * XaXicojbdvldv, ov, to, P. N. [Chalcodonium,] a mountain near Pherae. Mt fi- 
 ver i/7ro aK07riT}v opeos XaXKwbovXow. Apoll. 1. 50. 
 
 XaXK(x)bovrldbr]s, ov, patronym. a (2) XaXkwowv, ovtos, 6, P. N. [Chalcodontis 
 filius; (2) Chalcodon,] the son of Chalcodon, a king of Eubcea. XaXKwbov- 
 Ttabrjs, fieyaQvfXhiv apxos 'AfidvTwv. A. 464. See also Philoct. 489« 
 
 * XaXawbovTibcu, Cov, 01, P. N. [Chalcodontidae,] the Eubceans. 7 Hv tcus 'Adr}- 
 vcus rols re XaXicujbovribats. Ion 5Q. 
 
 XdXKiofid, tiros, to, subst. [aeramentum,] any thiug made of brass. 'E^en-' enai- 
 
 veaov ri T(bv ^aX»cw^drwv. Vesp. 1209» SYN. XaXKevfid, ^dXfcior, axevos, 
 
 "XoXkeov. 
 XdXv(3blKds, et xb^vftxfcj V> ov, adj. [chalybe factus,] made of steel. Ao^rjs 
 
 dyutvd rovb' drep x&XvfjbXtcov. Heracl. l62. 
 XdXvfies, ojv, ol, P. N. [Chalybes,] a nation in Scythia, where iron is said to 
 
 have been first found. OikovoX XdXv/3es, ovs <pvXa.£acrdaX ae xPV' P. V. 
 
 740. EpiTH. YxbrjpdreKTdves, dvi)fxepoi, ov TrpuairXaaroi £evois, 
 XdXvxp, vfios, 0, subst. [chalybs,] steel. 'ETcXvu-fxa ^dXi)/3o$ HkvOwv aTroi-Kos. 
 
 Sept. Theb. 726. 
 XdpdbXs, ^dwdce, et )(d/zaJ, v. [humi,] on the ground. A/'xj"') x a ^ K€,r i x™/"^ 15 
 
 /So^<re. n. 118. See also Med. 1167. and Bacch. 623. SYN."Epa££. 
 XdfiaiyEvr)S t eos, adj. [e terra ortus, terrigena,] born of the earth, sprung from 
 
 the ground. 'Ay^im?, KvbictTe xdnaiyevtiov dvfy>w7rwi/. Horn. Hym. 5. 108. 
 Xd/^aievi/ds, dbos, x«y"aiei/v?/s, et x°^f Jlai,:oiT> ) 5 * °v> ' dt lj. [humi Cubans, humilis,] 
 
 lying on the ground. Old aves xd/uui'ewdoes aiei> ebovaXv. k. 243. See also 
 
 II. 235. and Trach. 1168. SYN. XdfiaiKXXvrfs, x«A tat ^^X'/ s * 
 Xdfiaurerris, eos, adj. [humi prociduus,] falling to the ground, low. "Yxf/dOev 
 
 Xdfianrerris. Bacch. 1100. 
 Xdfjievvr), rjs, et x a A teu, '^> <^ s > >/> subst. [stibadium humi stratum,] a bed 
 
 spread on the ground. Ovb' av xdfievvrji, navv ye KeipXuv fX a,v ' Aves 8l6. 
 
 See also Theocr. 7. 133. Syn. \kpvt6v, 
 Xd/^Xos, y), ov, adj. [humilis, abjectus,] low, ignoble. '6 be x^i"*)^" **&*¥$ 
 
 dtyavrov (Dpe.fj.ei. Pvth. 1.46. SYN. XddfidXds, fuxpos, ro7reu'os, ovrXbdvos. 
 Xavbdvd), v. [capio,] to hold, contain. To ot aliv exdvbdre betfrepd x* l P* 
 
 Theocr. 13. 57. Syn. See Xd£w. 
 Xurbbv, adv. [ore hiante,] with open mouth. HX/mreX, os &p fiiv x av ^ v ^V' 
 
 (f>. 294. 
 Xaoves, iov, ol, P. N. [Chaones,] a people of Epirus. Olbev tXs vfiQp T&yfid- 
 
 rdv, 1) Tovs Xctdvds. Acharn. 6 13. 
 Xdds,eds, to, subst. [(l) hiatus vastus, (2) acr, (3) chaos, (4) infVrua,] a gulf; 
 
 the air, the atmosphere; chaos; hell. Aid ttjs 7toXews ti]s dXXorpTas kui tov 
 
 X«ovs. Aves 192. Phr. See Aves. 
 
912 XAPA XAPM 
 
 Xdpd, vid. Xdp/id. 
 
 Xdpay/m, drds, to, subst. [(l) scriptura impressa, insculpta, (2) argentum cu- 
 sum,(3) morsus,] (1) engraved characters, (2) a coin, (3) a bite. 'Ey/S^s a-ypty 
 \apdyfia.rl. Philoct. 26j. SYN. Afjyfxd, tvitos, yapaKTrip. 
 
 Xdpdbpa, as, fj, subst. [terrse fissura, caverna, forrens,] a ravine, a caveru, a 
 torrent. $>u>ii)j> 5' eiyev yapahpas oXedpov Teronvias. Pax 7&7* SYN. Atwpv|, 
 Xjeifxappos, ^ac/ud. EpiTH. KoiXij. 
 
 XdpdbpXds, ov, 6, subst. [avis flava qua3 alveos torrentium habitat,] a yellow 
 bird which frequents ravines, a sea-lark. 01 xdpdbpXot «a< TaXXd 7rordjui' 
 opved. Aves 1141. 
 XapaKTtip, fjpds, 6, subst. [nota impressa, forma, character, stylus,] a niark im- 
 pressed, the character, a style, a form. Aetvos xdpaKTiip, Kavlirrifjids kv fipoTois. 
 Hec. 379* SYN. Xdpay/ud, arjfxelov, tvkos, Tpoiros. EPITH. Qdvepos, Xafnrpds, 
 
 XPyvros. 
 Xdpa%, aicds, fj, (2) 6, subst. [(I) adminiculura vitis, (2) sulcus,] (l) the prop of 
 
 a vine, (2) a furrow. Aafioifi av air es ^dpdms. Pax 1263. SYN. ^Tavpos, 
 
 KaXafios, rdtypos. 
 Xdodaao, v. [(l)sculpo, (2)formo, (3)incido, (4)exacerbo,] to carve; to form; 
 
 to cut ; to anger. ISwtov •^apa^eis, Rhes. 73. SYN. Tvttou), kyKoirTio, yXvtyoj, 
 
 6{]y(o t 6lvv<D. 
 * Xdp^s, rjrds, 6, P. N. [Chares,] an Athenian general. 'Erepovs be irdpd Xdpr\- 
 
 ri. Acharn. 604. 
 Xapr}Tabr)s, ov, 6, P. N. [Charetades.] See in <DtAd§aip??ros. 
 Xaplbibrrjs, ov, 6,et xdp?bu>TXs, Xbds, fj, subst. [gratiae dator,] a giver of grace or 
 
 elegance. Xalp', 'Epfiij, xdp^btord. Horn. Hymn. 17. 12. 
 XdpXets, eoad,ev, adj. [venustus, jucundus, doctus,] graceful, pleasant. Xd- 
 
 pXevrd y rJKeis biopd tu> 0eJ tyeptav. Plut. 849. SYN. 'EnriYdpis, evrepirrjSy 
 
 €VTpa7T£\ds, wpcuos, darrelds. 
 Xapigdfxai, v. [(1) gratificor, (2) indulgeo, (3)dono,] to gratify; to bestow a 
 
 favor; to oblige. Apdcavrds if/Ads ay ^dp/cJeffOcu <j>pert ', Hipp. 1257. SYN. 
 
 Awpedjueu, blabtb(ofJt, emTpe7r(o, avyx^ped). 
 Xap?K\cb, ovs, ri, P. N. [Cbariclo,] the mother of Tiresias. '60' ovx dye'iTd 
 
 XapacXu). Call. 5. 67- 
 Xdpnnros, ov, 6, P. N. [Charippus.] "EdvBiirirdv, r) Xdpiinrdv. Nub. 63. 
 XdpXs, 1 Itos, fj, subst. [(1) gratia, Gratia, (2) beneficium, (3) gratus animus, 
 
 (4)pra3mium, (5) amiciiia, benevolentia,] grace, one of the Graces; benefit; 
 
 gratitude; reward; friendship, kindness. . Ala puKpov yap >; x a P* lSm Hec. 320. 
 
 SYN. ^AyAdia, koXXos, bwpea, rifjirj, <j)iXorr}s. EPITH. Mey iarr\, yXvKVTaTT], 
 
 TrcLTpwa, axapiarros, adapts, anXrfaTos, ayijpws, fuerpla, w/jid<pdyds, Xlyeia, dfiddrjs, 
 
 XopOTTOtos, (j)tXr} 7 Trovqph, dbXxos, (plur. Gratiae 2 ) KaXal, XX7rdpoKp{ib€/j.vot, albdiai, 
 
 (3adv£ojvoi, evTrXoKafxoi, icaXXXirdprjoi, KaXXiKOjuiOi, KXetval, aydvat, oXfloboreipai, 
 
 Ijxepoipwvoi, rjbvTTvdoi, doibXfxot, QeaireaXai. 
 XdpXroyXwffaeu), 3 v. [lingua gratificor,] to gratify with the tongue. XdpXro- 
 
 yXuaaeiv IvX fxoi' (peps yap. P. V. 302. SyN. YXioovbxdpXTeit). 
 Xdpfia, dros, to, x ai p r lb<*>f / t ovos, 6, xdpd, as, et x a PI J ^ vl )> V 5 > Vt subst. [gaudium,] 
 
 joy. Tlpos rets 7-i/yas to x a PFd, roi/s yoovs r lyl. Helen. 320. See also 
 
 Acharn. 4. Phoen. 173. and Here. F. 384. Syn. Xapfii), fjbdvr), TepxpXs, yrjdd- 
 
 cvvr\, evQpocrvvr). EPITH. "H«rv)(o^, KaXXXvitcov, deairlaXov, Xa}ncp6v t yXvuv, 
 
 ayXaov, lTrXx<*>pXov, fjbv, yvfiovvvov, dirovou, yXvatpdv. 
 Xdpfxri, rjs, rj, subst. [(l)gaudiuni, (2)certamen,] joy; a contest. 'E7ret 7rpoKa- 
 
 XeacdTo X^PW' ^' ^^* ^ ee a ' so ^ m ^' Ol* 9* 129- SYN. Xdp/.id, /Jax^- 
 
 EPITH. 'A€iKr)$ 9 ovXojuevr], (f)6tcrj]V(i)p, e/u(f>vXXds. 
 
 1 The accusative x"-P^ v 1S usec ^ as a preposition in the sense of propter, on account of. 
 
 2 The names of the three Graces are contained in the following line of Hesiod, Theog. 
 D09 : 'AyAatrjf re, kcu Evcppoavunv , ©ctXirjv t* epaTeivfjv. 
 
 3 See Dr. Blomfield's remarks on this word in his Glossary. 
 
XAPM XEIM 913 
 
 Xap/u&p?), vid. Xupfid. 
 
 Xapfjio(f>p(i)v, opus, d et »/, adj. [mentem exhilarans,] soul-delighting. 'Ep/jirjs 
 
 XapfJ-ocppiov elpvaoard iriopd epyd. Horn. Merc. 127» 
 Xdponds, 1 r), op, adj. [(l)laetus, (2) caesius, (3)trux,] glad ; blue-eyed ; savage. 
 
 "Apbpss ^apoTToioX TrXdr'iKOis. Pax 1065. SYN. UepXxdpXs, yXavKos, tyofiepos. 
 Xaprds, ?}, op, adj. [dignusde quolsetemur, acceptus, jucundus,] deserving of 
 
 rejoicing, acceptable. See in Xalpw. 
 Xcipvfibts, ews, Ion. Us, 7/, P. N. [Charybdis, vortex marinus,] a whirlpool on 
 
 the coast of Sicily. EV7ro;s Trjp oXor)p pep v-KEKirpo^vyoiyl XdpvfibXp. fi. 113. 
 
 EpITH. A7a, beivri, GTOPoeood, a.7rrjvi]s. 
 XaptDv, optos, 6, P. N. [Charon,] the ferryman of Hell. Ov& qvttX Kunrj ^v^o- 
 
 7ro/ji7r6s av Xdpcjp. Alcest. 371. EPITH. NeKvocrroXos, ^'EKponofXTros, GTvyepos, 
 
 OTVyvoS KdjJLOPTWV TTopdfievs, 
 XaaKaCh), et x affK0J , v. [hio,] to gape. 2v he yaGKaZeis top KwXdwpeTrjv. Vesp. 
 
 692. See also Equit. 1029. Syn. See Xaivia. 
 Xdtr/ia, et yaaixmxa, arcs, to, subst. [hiatus, vorago,] a gaping, gulf, chasm. 
 
 Aeovvi \u(jjjl dboPTOJv. Anacr. 2. 5. See also Aves 61. Syn. Xdpabpa. 
 
 EPITH. Aetpop, \v(Tfj)]Ev. 
 XcKTfxaopai, v. [hio,] to yawn, to gasp. 'biroTap ^aer/i£, kui tovs kcivXovs. 
 
 Equit. 824. SYN. Xairu), ara^airw, ^aff/uedfxai. 
 Xarew, et £ar/£t0, v. [0) e g eo > (2) percupio,] to want ; to long for. OvkItX tol 
 
 bvpdfiat, xareovri nep e/jnnjs. O. 399 • See also Heracl. 466. SyN. Xprjguj, 
 
 beofiat, emdv/ueu), etyte/jiai. 
 XavXXdbwv, optos, adj. [exertos dentes habens,] having prominent teeth. Ka- 
 roos xai/Ato£wr. Hes. Scut. 387« 
 Xavpd7rd\tTr}s, ov, 6, subst. [civis superbia elatus,] a pufted-up citizen. Mr/r* 
 
 elpat x«vt>oTrd\tras. Acharn. 6'35. 
 Xavpo7rpwi:Tds, ov, 6, subst. [exoletus,] a pathic. "b-X ^avvoTrpwuTOVs tovs 'idoVas 
 
 KdAel. Acharn. 106. 
 ! Xavvds, 77, dv, adj. [(1) laxus, (2)inflatus, (3)levis,] loose ; hollow, puffed up ; 
 I light. Xavvuv tX iravv. Aves 819* SYN. ^Afipos, aTrdXos, vnepr^dpos, yXi- 
 1 capo's, fidraios. 
 Xawuu), v. [inflo, stolide superbum reddo,] to inflate, to render foolishly proud. 
 
 A? fjoi Xeyovaat tovoV lyavvuoav Xoyovs. Androm. 923. SYN. fyvodu), aPtrjfjX, 
 
 enatpii), vxpocj. 
 Xavyoj/rXs, Zus, ?/, subst. [laxatio, demulcens adulatio,] "a fraudulent discourse, 
 
 that softens the minds of the judges, and engages them to acquit a man law- 
 fully accused." Sanxay. *H yjtivvwoXv updircLOTYipXap. Nub. 873. 
 XecirjTXau), et ^tcreioj, v. [cacaturio,] to go to stool. 'Eyw be Ka.TaKeifj.ai TcdXai 
 
 X^rjTXwp. Eccles. 313. See also Equit. 994. 
 XecXKrjpXKOs, r), 6>, adj. [cacatorius.] Avtyi (jepanrai fiapfud veSlKlfPllcdy,* Pax 
 
 1176. 
 Xe£w, v. [caco.] M>) ftbene, n^be x^t& >i/xipu>p tdXCjp. Pax 151. 
 'Ke/d, as, it, subst. [latibulum serpentis,] a serpent's (\cn, a hiding-place. '[Is 
 
 be bpaKwp e-nX X €ll l opearrepos. X. 93. SYN.^wXtos, clXtos. 
 XelXos, eus, to, subst. [labrum,] a lip. Kels uvto xe/\77 7ra/^udros KexpTlp^vai. 
 I Ion 1 199« Syn. XeXvprj. EPITH. "Axpup, KdOupup, &irak&v s Opdau, puboep, 
 
 boXo(f>p8p, yXvKv, enripuTop, avdXtoi', ye/uoy TteiQovs, epKos obdvTMV. 
 
 Ce7«d, utos, to, et x €l ^ v i ujpos, o, subst. [hyems, tempestas,] winter, a storm. 
 
 'ft vavTXXoicrX ^eifidros \ifit)v Quiets. Androm. 883. See also Troad. 690. 
 
 SYN. Xei/xepXa tipa, \aiXu\p. EpiTH.^Aypio^, ^jletoXop, alvdv, dXeyetPOP, i)pe- 
 
 fi-otp, oXoov, XevydXevp, itiKpop, bvadaXnes. 
 \L€i/ja£w, et x ei f xa ^t v « [tempestate vexo,] to toss in a storm. Ao/jwj> o&p oX- 
 
 fids w$ xtiftu&Tai' Ion 966. See also Pyth. 9- $7' 
 
 1 Xaponos is also a P. N. See B. 572. 
 
 2 See Brunck's note on this passage, and Markland, Eur. Suppl. 1181. 
 Pros. Lex. 5 Z 
 
914 XEIM XEIP 
 
 Xetfiapos, ov, 6, subst. [paxillus sub carina fixus,] a peg placed under the keel, 
 in a hole through which the bilge-water was discharged. Xei/udpov Qepvoas, 
 , Hes. Op. 6*24. 
 
 Xet/uappdos, y^ifjici()povs y et x e ^ a PP^ s i ov > ^> subst. [torrens,] a torrent ; adj. 
 tempestuously flowing. Ylorajuds yeifiappoos &qr). N. 138. See also Bacch. 
 1082. 
 
 Xei/uepXds, a, ov, adj. [(1) hibernus, (2) teinpestuosus,] wintry; stormy. Kvyud- 
 ToirXi)£ xetf-uplct WKovelrai. (E. C. 1241. SYN. "Qf.i,GpXos, rX(j>cobr}s, iceifnoi'd- 
 Tviros. 
 
 Xeifiuv, vid. XeTyuct. 
 
 \eLfnopdrinrds, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [hibernus,] wintry, stormy. XetjutuvoTvira), (jpovrrj, 
 arepuirrj r\ /Esch. Suppl. 35. Syn. See XeifxepXos. 
 
 Xelp, x fl pv s > poet, \epds, i), et dimin. ■yepvbpXov, ov, to, subst. [manus, copiae,] 
 a hand, force, tldpao-^es %e7pa rrj irpeofiv-lbX. Hec. 830. SYN. llaXap), 
 bvvd/uis, fiorjOeia. EpiTH. 'iKeata, dnoXefios, (jpoTYjcrXa, Xevcijuos, avfijidyos, 
 TroXvCpdvos, &(j)Qovos, KivTrrjptjs, (3Xaios, fiapfidpos, avdevrjs, bovXt], iruvrjpa, olkeia, 
 ayvij, Kcikr}, Ken), aKpa, j3dpejd, (juXr), apaia, fiecrr], dairTos, uirdXyj, arpnrros, 
 avbpo^ovds, beivrj, neveh, trrtfSapa, eXafpd, aOdvdrr), KdTaTrpijvijS, 7ray^7a, veovrd- 
 7 bs, dpdaeid, dvnrros, a.f.ifipooXa, ToXfirjeaad, dXe'^tKaKos, (pdideacrd, boXoeaad, 
 dfAaj(ps, Xatfxd-o/Jids, (pXXo^ewos, avTifiXos, fjiXalcpovos. 
 
 Xetpdywyew, v. [manu duco,] to lead by the hand. "Ejows eY/ipdywyei. Anacr. 
 174. 10. 
 
 XeipXos, a, of, adj. [subjectus,] subject. Tvva'iKd yeipXav Xdfiwv. Androm. 
 626. SYN. 'YTroxe/jOtos, q. v. 
 
 XetpXs, 7bds, y, subst. [manica, manus involucrum,] a sleeve, a glove. Xe/p7- 
 bds t eiri yepaXv. w. 229- 
 
 XeipobaiKTos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [manu caesus,] slain by the hand, slaughtered. 
 XeipobaiKTU ctydyt al/jidj3dtpfj. Aj. Fl. 219» 
 
 XeipdbeiKTos, ov, et ;/, adj. [manu ostensus, manifestos,] pointed out by the 
 hand, manifest. Et fa) rube x^tpobetKrd. (E. R. 901. SyN."Ek5j7\os, <pdvepos, 
 kdrdbj}Xds. 
 
 XeipobXKrjs, ov, 6, subst. [qui jus potentia sua metitur,] one whose right de- 
 pends on his own power. Xeipobltcai. Hes. Op. 187- Syn. Udvovpyds, 
 jjiatos. 
 
 Xeipobpdnojv, ovtos, adj. [manus serpentibus armatas habens,] dragon-handed. 
 XeipobpaKovres, xpwrd fieXuivai. Eur. Electr. 1341. 
 
 Xeipd/jiciKTpdv, ov, to, subst. [(1) mantile, (2) capitis involucrum muliebre,] a 
 towel ; a female head-dress. Xeipd/uacrpd be Kayydvcov Ttcptyvpd. Sapph. 6*1. 
 
 Xeipo-rrXrjdijs, eds, adj. [manum implens,] filling the hand, large. Xe<po7rX>;0/7 
 re Ktipvvrjv. Theocr. 25. 6'3. 
 
 XeiponoXib), et med. eo/uai, v. [manu facio,] to manufacture. Aun) irpos avTijs 
 X€ipd7roi€~irat Tabe. Trach. 893. SYN. &Xa.7rpaoaui, yeipovpyett). 
 
 XeipoTevuv , ovtos, adj. [qui raanibus est longis,] long-handed or clawed. B\cu<r- 
 ao\, y^eipoTevovTes. Batrach. 288. 
 
 XeipoTeyi'-qs , ov, yei^u)va^,aKTos, et ^eipojv aKTrjs, ov, 6, subst. [opifex,] a handi- 
 crafts-man, a mechanic, an artist. Twv •xeLpo-iyi'uv. Plut. 6l7« See also 
 Eur. fr. Phil. 65. SYN. ArjfiXovpyds, tektiov, re^v/yeis, ^eipovpyos. 
 
 Xeiptn'exvXKds, ov, 6, subst. [opifex callidus,] a clever artist. Ila/Scis etyu-evads 
 oTi ^eipoTej^vXKOJTdTOvs. Vesp. 1276* 
 
 XeipoTepds, vid. Xeipujv. 
 
 XeipoTdveu), v. [protensa manu eligo,] to elect by stretching out the hand. I 
 'Eyybd tovtovs ^eipordvovvTas fxev Td^els. Eccles. 797- SYN. "YrjipiZdfiai, | . 
 eicXeyu). 
 
 XeipoTovriTeos, a, ov, adj. verbal, [porrecta manu eligendus,] must be voted 
 for. XdXe7rdv to Trpdyfx' dfxuis be -^eipoTovrj-edv. Eccl. 266. 
 
 XetpoTovds, ov, 6 et 1), adj. [sublatis manibus,] with uplifted hands. Xetpdro- 
 vovs XXras. Sept. Theb. 158. 
 
XEIP XEPS 915 
 
 Xeipdofiat, v. [(l) manuum viribus supero ; (2) tracto,] to subjugate; to ban- 
 die. Ad/uaprd ri)v €{i))v j^eipuKrofiai. Troad. 854. SYN. 'Xrcd-aooia, Kpd-Eoj, 
 bdfxdb), bd/aeio). 
 
 Xeipovpyia, et x ei P u}pa ^ a » as > V> subst. [operatio qua? fit manibus,] manual 
 labor, operation. See in AiTrdpijs, and P. V". 45. Syn. 'Ey^e/pr^ud, roXfjid. 
 
 Xeipojfid, arts, to, subst. [quicquid manibus fit,] the work of the hands, 
 a deed. Kat ji)j& ojjiapTe'iv rvfipuxod Y/tpWjUdrd. Sept. Theb. 1024. Syn. 
 fyovus. 
 
 Xe/pwr, ^Ipe/tuv, ^etoorepos, poet, -xepeturepos, a, of, adj. [pejor,] worse. Mi) 
 Xe/pwv Trdrpos. Heracl. 329. See also A. 114. O. 513. and M. 270. Syn. 
 "H/t/jujv, e\(i(T(7(ov t Ta.7reivdrepds. 
 
 Xelpcov, was, 6, P. N. [Chiron,] one of the Centaurs, the tutor of Achilles. 
 Xelpotv e^eTrdvaaev. Iph. A. 209. EPITH. Aiiccudrdros Kevravpoji', <f>XXd typo- 
 veojv, rjuxbpioVy QiXXvpibrjs, 7i£Xu)pXos, 6e7os. 
 
 Xeipijva'i, vid. Xeip6rEX vr l s ' 
 
 XetpojvaZia, vid. Xeipovpyia. 
 
 Xeio/uat, v. [capio,] to contain. Ovbbs 6' ajjKJjoTEpovs dhe y^iaeraX. a. 17. Hym. 
 
 Veil. 253. Syn. Xwptw. 
 XeipwvXbes, wv, al, P. N. [Pelion,] a mountain in Thessaly, so called from Chi- 
 ron who resided there. Kctt al Xeipmlbes anpai. Call. 4. 104. 
 XeXt&dpidv, ov, to, subst. [chelidonia,] celandine, or swallow-wort. KvdveoV 
 
 re xeXibovtov. Theocr. 13. 41. 
 XeXibujv, dvdsy 6, subst. [hirundo,] a swallow. XlXibbviov jiovoeid. Eur. fr. 
 
 Alcm. 2. 2. EPITH. §>XXr}, ETyoXa, fjLoXovcd, \Xyvpa, XdXos, KeKpwnfc, i)pXvr). 
 
 PHR.^Ayrojrd <pu)V))v papfidpov KeKTijfjtiyrj. 
 XiXvvr], t)s, ?/, subst. [labrum superius,] the upper lip. 'iV opyTjs ti)p yZXvvqv 
 
 etrOiioi'. Vesp. 1078. Syn. See Xe'tXos. 
 XeXvs, vus, b, subst. [(l)chelys ; (2) pectus,] a shell; the breast. Ildpd re 
 
 ylXvus enTdTovov. Here. F. 683. SYN. Avpa, uXQdpa. EPITH. 'Epdreivij, 
 
 drj-daXa, epdriy, xppoiTVTros, dpela, bands, ETalpr), Yjovata. 
 XeXivvrj, 7]s, ?/, subst. [testudo,] a tortoise. 'Iw xsXwvai, /jaKapXai tov bepfidros. 
 
 Vesp. 1283. EPITH. AWoppirds, tcpd-aiptrds, fxap/jdpza. 
 Xipds, dbds> //, et x*-P<*-^ )S > ^s, ™> subst. [acervus parvorum lapidum,] a heap 
 
 of pebbles. Hio/iov 6' al ylpahos TidpEr^vlov. Apoll. 1. 1123. See also Pyth. 
 
 6. 15. Syn. Ar0ds. Epith. Wa^opos. 
 
 Xipeio-Epos, et Xlpeiwv, vid. Xeipwv. 
 
 Xlpldpris, xepvpys, ov, adj. [qui aliquid manu aptat,] hand-fitting, expert. 
 
 "Oirdad ylpldpav. Pyth. 5. 47. 
 XepudbXov, ov, to, et x € Pl JL(LS > «^s, >/, subst. [lapis missilis,] a missile stone. 
 
 See in EvburjTds, and Bacch. 1085. Syn. Axdds, Xidds. Epith. Mtyd, 
 
 avbpaxpis, okpiidlv, oicXrjpdv, otovoev, dXiyeivdv, Qo6v. 
 XepvT]a, tjtos, x E P v V rr l s * ov > v> e * X € P V1 ~ ITLS ' tSos, i], adj. [manuum labore vivens 
 
 pauper;] living by manual labor, poor. 'Ev x^P vl l a ^ bdpois vaiiv. Eur. 
 
 Electr. 207. See also P. V. 922. and M. 433. 
 XepvT}fTos, vid. Xepcoviiods. 
 Xepvifiov, vid. Xepvi\p. 
 XepviTTTOfiai, v. [(1) manus lavo, (2) aqua lustrali adspergo,] to wash tlie 
 
 hands; to sprinkle lustra 1 water. Xalrriv dpupX /rt)v \eprlypdfiai. Iph. T. (>23. 
 Xepi>t\p, tfidt 9 ii f et •xjkpvXfwv, ov, ro, subst. [(l)aqua, qua abluuntur manus; 
 
 (2) aqua lustralis. Vid. Stanl. ad Choepb. 123. and Attien. 9. 109.] water 
 
 for washing the hands, lustral water. Y\v y tvv diyois av xepytfiwy, Orest. 
 
 1619. See also fl. 304. Epith. flayaifc. 
 Xtpo7rXj^Tos, ov, b et //, adj. [manu impactus,] struck with the hand. Xtpo- 
 
 7rXr)KT0i & kv ffrepvoitji TTEOovrTai. Aj. Fl. ()3 1 . 
 * Xep(ra~id<i, a, ov, adj. [terrestris, in terra continente,] terrestrial, continental. 
 
 B09 ydp Kvpd xep<T«7oi/ OTpaTOV. Sept. Thcb. 0*4. EPITH. XQdvocrTi(3t)s, yat- 
 
 yXos, x € P<JofiXos. 
 
916 XEP2 X0E2 
 
 * Xepaevu*, v. [in sicco consliluo, incultus sum,] to place on land, to be un- 
 inhabited. T6> 7ra7od ^epaevet popes. Eur. fr. Poly id. 1.3. 
 
 XepoXbdjjLas, clptos, o, P. N. [Chersidamas.] Xepertodjuaird o' eireird. A. 423. 
 
 Xepo dpi] aids, a, op, [Chersonesius,] of the Chersonese. *Os ttjp dpiaTrjp 
 XepaoprjaXaP 7rXd(vd. Hec. 8. 
 
 Xepoop-qobs, Xeppopqaos, et Xepprjods, ov, ^, P. N. [Chersonesus,] the Cherso- 
 nese, a peninsula. Kdrdydyiop ek Xeppopi'icrov. Equit. 262. See also Apoll. 
 1.925. 
 
 Xepaos, 1 ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [sterilis,] barren. Xepcrovs (pddprjvai Kaydfxovs v^uas 
 XPemp. CE. R. 1502. SYN. 'Eprjfxos, h'bErjs, di:ap7ros, dpijpoTOs. 
 
 XipvbpXop, vid. Xe/p. 
 
 Xtere/w, vid. Xe^Tjrtdw. 
 
 Xevjud, dros, to, subst. [fluentum,] a stream. KdXoV he itovtov yei/p Xbelp evrj- 
 vefibv. Eur.fr. Dan. 10.2. $YN. 'Pevjud, peas, poi), ypii. EPITH. Ildrd- 
 p,Xop, afifipooXop, fiddv, do/pdrov, dvaibes. 
 
 Xeco, ^euw, f. x ev(7(t> > 1 aor. e^evd et ey^ed, v. [fundo,] to pour. Adxpv an 
 ocpdciXfxujp yeiop. Cycl. 404. SYN. 'Atto^^, \eij3u), eVyJ-w. 
 
 XrjXapyos, Dor. ^aXapyos, ov, o et >/, adj. [qui est velocibus vel albis ungulis,] 
 having rapid or white hoofs. XaXapyols ep dfiiXXats. 
 
 XrjXrj, ^s, y, subst. [ungula,] a hoof. X?j\a7s reVovrds e^oipiaaop 7rdbwp. Phosn. 
 
 42. SYN. "07rX)), OPV^. EPITH. TsTpdficifJHOP, <pOiPlKO(TK£\riS, 6fi<pf]e(T0d. 
 
 XtjXXpos, r}, op, adj. [plexus,] platted. XtjXXpop b* ayyos eyop. Anacr. 101. 
 
 SYN. XrjXevros, ttXektos, pantos. 
 XrjXos, ov, fj, subst. [area,] a chest. To pd tot etc x*A ^ XajSwy. II. 228. 
 
 SYN. ¥k.Xj3(t)TOS, dart), ttv^is. EPITH. 'Epi7rp£7n)s, 7repXKaXXys, 7tvkXp}), boubd- 
 
 Xea, /caXj), bovpdrsa, evc&oty). 
 Xrjp, x r l v ^ s > ° et *l> subst. [anser,] a goose. See in EvreXeid. Epith. 'Apy)), 
 
 TreXwpds, ijjuepds, bovXXxobeipos. 
 Xr}pdXoj7rr)ij,, ekos, 6, subst. [vulpanser,] a brent goose. Xr)pdXajTrr£ Oedyepei. 
 
 Avesl295. 
 Xrjpelos, a, op, adj. [anserinus,] of a goose. MoV^wv rlpeipai aaptces, xv ve ^ a re 
 
 bais. Eur. fr. Cress, p. 4. 
 Xrjpdfxds, ov, >/, subst. [latibulum, lustrum ferarura] a lnrking-place, a cavern, 
 
 a lair. ^teiptjp irepX xvpd/jop eXXivcopTai. Apoll. 4. 1452. SYN. QwXeos, 
 
 Xa(7fjir}fxd J ')(,a(rjj.d. EPITH. KoiXrj. 
 Xrjpevfo, v. [viduus sum, solitarius vagor,] to be deprived or destitute, to 
 
 wander in solitary places. MeXeos plXey irobX ^pevw^. CE. R. 479* SyN. 
 
 Y.Tcdp'iZio, epbetjs, opcjjdpos, £pr)f.ios elfxX. 
 Xijpos, a, op, adj. [viduus,] bereft, widowed, ^rvypal b' o\j>eis x*!P biV /*cXa- 
 
 Opiop. Alcest.,875. SYN. 'Op^di'os, Eprjpds. 
 Xrjpdffvprj, tjs, fj, subst. [viduitas,] widowhood. Xrjpoavpr] iroauds* Apoll. 4. 
 
 1064. Phr. See Pers. 133-39, and 537-545. Maltb. 
 X-qpdio, v. [viduo, privo,] to make a woman a widow, to render desolate, to de- 
 prive. Xrjpwoe 6' dyvias. E. 642. SYN. '£p>;/xow, kepolo, eKTropQlu), OTEpEia. 
 Xi]piD(TTr}s, ov, 6, subst. [haeres orbi,] the heir of one who dies childless. X77- 
 
 puHTTai bs bXa Krffcrtv bdrloPTo. E. 158. Hes. Th.607. 
 Xf/ros, eos, to, subst. [indigentia,] want. X//ret ^dpoTroio ceXjjptjs. Arat. 1152. 
 
 SYN. XrjToovprj, airdpXs, epbeid. 
 XddfxdXos, >), op, adj. [humilis,] low. Top 5' Erspop okotteXop ^SdjudXwrepd*' 
 
 oxpei. fx. 101. SYN. YVibtPos, Tdireipds, 2(d/jcu7r£n)s, ov6a7os. 
 XOes, et e^0£s, adv. [heri,] yesterday, lately. X8es ovp KXeojp Krjbsfjiwp. 
 
 Vesp. 242. See also Antig. 456. Syn. T^f irpdripa. 
 XBegXpos, et x^^os, ij, op, adj. [hesternus,] of yesterday. Aid top ^0£<7ti/ov y 
 
 apOptoirop. Vesp. 281. See also Apoll. 4. 1436. 
 
 1 Xepcros, y?f being understood, is used as a subst. in the sense of land, a continent, 
 Hipp. 148, Iph. T. 885, &c. 
 
X0ON XlftN 917 
 
 XdbvXatybpbs, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [in terrain dilatus,] borne to the ground. XdbvXa- 
 
 tybpov kit be rod. Eumen. 817- 
 XdbvXbs, a, ov, adj. [(l) terrestris, (2) inferus,] earthly, of the earth, infernal. 
 XQbvXov fAera Ylepaifybvas r\ Ion 1441. SYN. 'Eirt^dbvXbs, ■^dbroaTXfiijs, Kara- 
 \6bvXos, v-rroydbrXos, eirXyeios. 
 Xdovoa-Xflris, ebs, adj. [(1) terrain calcans, (2) terrestris,] earth-treading, 
 
 earthly. OvparXd re, kcii "xPovoarXfir). CE. R. 301. 
 X6bvorpe(f)y)s, los, adj. fa terra nulritus,] fed by the earth. XQbvbTpetyis> ebdvbv, 
 
 ?/ ttotov. Agam. 1379* 
 Xdwv, yBovos, ?/, subst. [terra,] the earth, the ground. See in XcuVw. 
 
 SYN. See r?7. EPITH. A7d, 7rovXv fibre ipd, fiwrXdveipd, evpvobeid, ayj^XdXbs, 
 
 Tpr)ye~id, rrorvXa, oXfiXobcvpbs, evKapirbs, ei/pvy^bpos, filbbu>pos,yXd(f)vpa, Kap7rbrbKbs, 
 
 fiaOuffrepvos, bvafjvefjios, Xepd, avdoKOjibs, evbieXbs. 
 Xibpbv, ov, to, subst. [novellum tritici granum,] a young grain of wheat. Tots 
 
 ay poiKoiaX yap r)<r6d Kibpd. Pax 595. 
 XiXXot, at, a, adj. [mille,] thousaud. JLicrir ye noXeis ^IXXaX, at vvv rbv <f>bpbv 
 
 fjfiiv dirdyovaX. Vesp. 707' 
 XtXXds, dhoti subst. [uumerus millenarius,] a thousand. *E£ xiXXdcrtv, kovttw 
 
 nXetovs. Vesp. 662. 
 XiXXapxos, ov, 6, subst. [qui mille viris praees!,] commander of a thousand men. 
 
 Xw ^iXXap^os &abdKr]s. Pers. 300. 
 XtXXbvavs, ews, adj. [ad mille naves pertinens,] of a thousand ships. ElXe ad 
 
 yCXXbvavv 'EXXdbbs <l)i:vs"Apr}s. Androm. 106. 
 * XiXXdi'aijTrjs, ov, adj. [ad mille nautas pertinens,] of a thousand sailors. Xt- 
 
 XXbvavra fjLvpXorevyois. Iph. T. 141. 
 XtXto7rd\at, adv. [jamdudum,] a thousaud years ago. Kat x^^a^a*? »»l 
 
 TTporrdXai, ndXai, irdXat. Equit. 1155. 
 XXfiaipd, as, et XXfudpds, ov, >/, subst. [(l) capra, item, (2) in fabulis, Chimaera, 
 
 bestia monstrosa,] (1) a slie-goat, (2) the Chimaera. UpoaOe Xeioy, bnXdev be 
 
 bpdtcibp, tieoar, be yX^aipd. Z. 181. See also Equit. 658. Syn. A% Epith. 
 
 (l)II/wi', repeivd, (2) TvvpTrvoos, beun), fteydXi], to£w/o)s, Kpdrepd, itveovo'd, dfiai- 
 
 uaKerou 7rvp t rpXoojftdrbs, d/JiaifjaKerr}. 
 Xi/ierXbu, ov, to, subst. [pernio,] a chilblain. "Qorts enl yrjpa ^luerXbv ovbkv 
 
 Xiixpouai. Vesp. 11 67. 
 XXovofiXrjTos, vid. XXovoktv-os. 
 XwvbfioaKds, yXovorpotyos, ov, et yXbi'oBpefxiiwv, bids, adj. [nive nutriens vel nu- 
 
 tritus,] nourishing or nourished with snow. Aeifiibvd yXovbfiooKbv. /Esch. 
 
 Suppl. 568. See also Phcen. S15. and Helen. 1322. 
 XXbvoKTVTrbs, et ylbvofiXrirbs, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [nive obrutus,] snow-pelted. Ki/X- 
 
 Xavtas yXbvoKTinrov. Aj. Fl. 6$5. See also Nub. 269- SYN. NXfbfibXbs. 
 XXbvo^Q)h)s t cotos, adj. [qui est niveo colore,] snow-white. XtoVoxpws kvkvov 
 
 ■KTepui. Helen. 2 16. 
 XXbv('obr]s, 'ids, adj. [nivibus oppletus,] snowy. Ti)v yjbtwbq Gprjicqy Kare^i. 
 
 Hec. 79* SYN. Nt^oets, bvayeifilpbs. 
 Xlbs, a, bv, adj. [Chiensis,] of Chios. 'Iwi' bXlbs, ory-xip k-oXrjrrev irdAat. Pax 835. 
 , Xto?, ov, ?/, P. N. [Cliios,] an island off the coast of Ionia. O't'a Aeafibs, eXaib- 
 
 <j)i>r6s TeUdpos, XXbs. Pel's. 885. EPITH. 'AfxtyXpurrj, rijrrtov XXTrdpiordrrj, irai- 
 
 7rd\oeao-d. 
 1 XXtojv, wvbs, o et //, dimin. yXrioiXbv, ov, to, et ^XTojj'iaubs, ov, o, sid)st. [tu- 
 nica,] an under-garment, a tunic. See in EvicXftMrrft, Han. 413, and Aves 
 
 ^)56. SYN. QapSs, cad>)s, effdq/jiu, Owput,. EPITH. ^LtydXbets, detKeXtbs, ai- 
 j fjidTbeis, bT-rrXa^, evvijrbs, uaXbs, Xaivbs, [xaXdubs, vrjydrebs, tvoptyupibs, pairTus, 
 \ pv7rbu)v, pcoydXebs, rep/uXbeis, in r) /not fibs, rac-dpibs, ty/cXworos, orpe7rros, gtiX- 
 
 fiojy IXa/w. 
 Xitwvtj, r)s> //, adj. [tunicata, epith. Diana:,] robed. 'EwaKTyipds re \XrvniM' 
 
 Call. 1. 77. 
 XXtov, bvbs, //, subst. [nix,] snow. Acvkj/s rdKeltnjs yXbvbs. Hel. 3. Syn. 
 
918 XAAI XNAY 
 
 NT0&S, vfyeros. EPITH. AevKi), KpVoeaod, \pv^pa, d-rrdX)), oleid. 
 XXaivd, ?;s, yXdvXs, Xbos, ?/, et dimiu. ^XavtSioV, yXdviaKldv, et yXdviaKXbXdv, ov, 
 
 to, subst. [lsena, palla,] a thick cloak. See in 'Epefiivdos, Vesp. 675. Lysistr. 
 
 491. Acharn. 518. and Pax 1002. Syn. UepXpdXi), ead)]s. Epith. MeXta, 
 
 a\e£avsfj.ds i tcaXrj, ; uaXa ttvicv}), /ueydXr}, fxaXaKr), Troptyvpea, (fsoivXaoeaad, airXoXs, 
 av£ji.io(TKETr>]s, Xevm), TepfiXoeaad. 
 XXd/uvs, vbds, t), subst. [chlamys, paludamentum,] a cloak, a mantle. Tt bt) 
 
 7rpo/3a\Xet d)v ^Xd/uvbd. Lysistr. 9$6. SyN. See XXaXvd. 
 WdfAvbrifdpds, ov, b et //, adj. [chlamyde indutus,] wearing a mantle. Ylavra 
 
 XXdjuvbrjcpdpoX dvbpes. Theocr. 15.6, 
 XXdvXbiov, xXdvXs, "xXdvianlov, j(XdvXhXoVy vid. XXnlvd. 
 XXeva£(o, v. [(1) jocor, (2) irrideo,] to mock ; to jeer. ScMTrrajv, Kal 7ra/c*W, 
 
 Kal xXeva£(ov. Ran. 378. Sy N. 'EjU7ra/Cw, e£a7raraa>, fcdrdyeXdu). 
 XXeu>), fjs, f], subst. [jocus, risus,] jest, laughter, ridicule. XXevy y-qdoavvoi. 
 
 Apoll.4. 1720. SYN. TeXios, yeXaafxd, ove.ibos. 
 XXXdpos, Ion. xXXepos, a, ov, adj. [tepidus,] warm. Xpi]aX}xd' ra 6' av ^Xrapa 
 
 Kareadietv. Acharn. 972. Syn. Qeppds. 
 XXXbdvds, 77, ov, adj. [mollis, luxuriosus,] luxurious, wanton. XXibdvfjs tywv 
 
 eralpas. Cycl. 497- SYN. *Aj3pds, rpvcpepos, evdpvirTos, dicoXaards. 
 XXXbdvoacpvpds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [delicatos pedes habens,] elegant-footed. XXX- 
 
 bdvd(7(j)vpos xdpevei. Anacr. 6. 8. 
 XXxbdco, v. [luxui deditus sum,] to be luxurious. XXXbti ; yXxbwvTds u>be rovs 
 
 efxovs ey<l>. P. V. 1008. SYN. Tpvcfrdw, afipvvdfiai, fidXaKi^d/iai. 
 XXib>],i)s,7], etxXXbrjfid, dros, to, subst. [deliciae, luxus,] delicacy, luxury, pride. 
 
 'Ebvwv avv 7ro\vxpvaa> x^jj- Androm. 2. See also Iph. A. 74. . Syn. Tpu- 
 
 <J»), judXdKeid. EPITH. Kaoarfytos, (3apj3dpos, 7rapdevXos, Xovrpo(popos, ttoXvxP v ~ 
 
 ads, vireprrXovTos. 
 XXiw, v. [exulto,] to exult. 'Ev toIoX aolsirdvoiaX xklovaiv fieyd. Clioeph. 131. 
 
 SYN. ®pv7rrdfj.ai. 
 XXda, 1 as, /;, subst. [(l) herba viridis, (2) viriditas,] green grass; verdure. Aa- 
 
 tovs fidQeidv dvd yXoav. Hipp. 1134. SYN. Bordvr], Tcda, X^P T ^ S * <J>vX\a. 
 
 EPITH. TXavicij, e\i^, ar£<pdvh)brjs, jDOTpvojbrjs, avdrjpu, 7rvpifuos. 
 XXoepds, xXwpos, xXoqpos, a, ov, et xjiiapriis, tbos, fj, xXowbrjs, eos, adj. [viridis,] 
 
 green, verdant. XXdepd bepypdnov KdpaioX. Phoen. 6*70. See also Lysistr. 
 
 255. Baech. 107. and t. 518. SYN. QdXepds, xXupoKojuos, a~Kfxa£tov t veds, jua- 
 
 XdKos. 
 XXoepoTpdcpos, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [herbas alens,] grass-feeding. Aipicas, xXoipoTpd- 
 
 $6v a TrebXov. Phoen. 840. 
 XXdrj(f)dpds, ov, 6 et ?j, adj. [virides herbas ferens,] grass-producing. XXorityd- 
 
 poiolv epveotv. Phoen. 662. 
 XXdds, ov, 6, subst. [(1) viror, (2) pallor,] greenness ; paleness. IldXeeaaX & ewl 
 
 XXvos elXe 7rdpeias. Apoll. 2. 1220. SYN. 7 n^pov, (bxpoTrjs. 
 XXovvrjs, ov, adj. [ agrestis, asper,] clownish, rough. 7 £lp(T£v £7rt xXovvqv 
 
 adv. I. 535. 
 XXovvXs, Xos, r/, subst. [testium exsectio,] castration. Ualbojv Kdicovrat xXovvXs.^ 
 
 Eumen. 188. 
 XXwprjXs, vid. XXvtpos. 
 XXojpavxvV) evds, adj. [viride collum liabens,] green-necked. YLut d^bdves tto- 
 
 XvkutXXoi xX(*)pavx£ves. Sinion.fr. 158. Syn. XXcoprjls. 
 XXujpXs, Xbds, //, P. N. [Chloris.] Kal XXiopiv elbov -nloXtcaXXed. X. 280. 
 XXwpoKdfxds, ov, 6 et tj, adj. [qui viridi coma est,] green-haired, verdant. XXw- 
 
 poKojiw arecpdva) bd(f>vas. Iph. A. 7$9- 
 XXiopdsy vid. XXvepos. 
 * Xvavw, v. [mando,] to chew. 'EfQd kuX oVrct KaX avOpdnXcis and x vav€iy * 
 
 Cycl. 358. 
 
 1 XA.077 is also an epithet of Ceres. See Mcurs. Gr. Fei, in XAo'eta. 
 
XNOO XOAO 919 
 
 Xvdos, ov, 6, subst. [strepitus, lanugo, spuma,] down, foam. 'Enl x^ods ?]X6i 
 
 7rupeiais. Call. 2. 37- Syn.'IovXos, atypus, \u.\vri. 
 Xvuci, poet, wolcl, (melius Krod. Vid. Blomf. Sept. Tlieb. 141.) as, ?/, subst. 
 
 [axis extremitas,] the extremity, the axle. Inovbrj bXwKiop 7r ojjlttX/uovs ^voas 
 
 TrohiLv. Sept. Theb. 367. 
 XpoaCu, et x j #" w > v. [lauugine obsitus sum,] to be covered with down. Mt- 
 
 yas, yyoaSitov dprX Xev^avOes tcdpa. CE. R. 742. See also Apoll. 2. 43. 
 XpoXos, a, op, adj. [Ianuginosus,] downy. XpoXtjp ninei ivdpeuiv. Anaer. 
 
 29- 19- ' 
 
 Xodpcvto, v. [fundo etliquo,] to pour and melt. Kcu ypavevei. b. teat XaiKaclei. 
 
 Thesm. 57. 
 Xddpt], rjs, //, et xpavoi', ov, to, subst. [fornax,] a furnace or forge, 'ako>)p be 
 
 Xodvrjs (orb:. Tliesm. IS. See also 2. 470. EPJTH. Ei/rp^ros, Tpyjros. 
 Xdes, top, o\, subst. [pars festi apud Athenienses, quod vocabatur ra AXdpvaXd 
 
 kv A.ifxvais^\ Eis tovs Xdas avT<jj jutrdbovvai tuiv iuxXuip. Acharn. QfjO. 
 Xdevs, Zujs, 6, subst. [mensura liquidorum apud Atlicas, capiens cotylas Atticas 
 
 duodecim,] a measure containing about 7\ gallons. 'Eyio 'juavrw irpdadydyit) 
 
 top x^"* Equit* 113. 
 
 Xdr), ijs, 1), subst. [libatio,] a libation. 'AXXct jjh)tI fxoi x^ c ' LS ' Heracl. 1040. 
 
 SYN. ^.TroPt))), QvaXa, KTtpld. EPITH. K.rjXrjTi]pXos, reicpiov apojyos. 
 Xdt'iprjs, ids, adj. [aptus ad fundendum,] fit for pouring. Xdr/pes dyyosUaXXd- 
 
 80s Tifuav Xewv. Ipli. T. Q6 I . 
 Xolvtt,, Xicds, f], subst. [choenix, mensura cotylas quatuor continens,] a measure 
 
 containing four cotyla: : and in plur. fetters, or the stocks. KapefiipOwp x 0L ' 
 
 viKa. Eccles. 45. 
 Xoipus, abds, y, subst. [(l)porcula, (2)rupes e mari aliquantutn eminens,] a 
 
 little pig ; a rock rising out of the sea. IldXcuds x 0l P^ 0s wlkov nvyuv. An- 
 
 drom. 1254. SYN. Ilerpa OuXaaaXa. 
 Xoipetds, et x oi P^ s * a i fo'j at U* [porcinus,] of a pig. 'fts ybv fxoi Trpdaiirpevoi 
 
 Xoipelwy KpiCjp. Ran. 341. See also £.81. 
 XotpXbXop, vid. Xolpos. 
 Xotplvt], t]$, r), subst. [concha q used am marina,] a shell used in voting. Aw 
 
 twp aupXbiop fierd x 0l P Lvr l s ^ipXeX6eip. Vesp. 349* SYN. Koyx*]' 
 Xotpidp, vid. Xolpos. 
 
 * Xotpod\t\p, i(3os, o, subst. [stuprator,] a profligate. See in H-vtyibdids. 
 Xoipoiw/uelop, ov, to, subst. [hara,] a pig-sty. "Hairep x'^poi-ouelop ntpX toIs jir}- 
 
 polaXp iypp-Zs. Lysistr. 1073. SYN. 2<tye6s. 
 XotpoKTdpus, ov, o et rj, adj. [porcos ca^dens,] boar-slaying. <lW/3oi/, Kudappols 
 
 yXadr) x ot po^Topois. Eurnen. 283. 
 Xoipd-n-ojXrjs, ov, 6, subst. [porcorum venditor,] a pig -seller. XoipdnioXas Mt- 
 
 yaplxds. Acharn. 518. 
 Xolpos, ov, 6 et fit dimin. x 0l P l ^" )V > e * x ot P^ y > ou > ™» suus ** [porcus,] a pig. 
 
 Xoipovs iyiopyd /xucrmrus. Acharn. 764. See also Acharn. 800". 749. SYN. 
 
 YpvXXvs, vs, axis. 
 XqXupyeis, eiov, o\, P.N. [qui sunt e Cholargo, Attico pago.] AvaioTpuTos t tp 
 
 Tij 'yopq., XuXapytwp opeitus. Acharn. 855. 
 XoXdbis, up, at, ^XXd^ts, ct x^ l ^ s > subst. [iutestina,] the intestines. Xvp-6 
 
 Xt'ipiai ^oXddes* top be <tkotos hr.al KixXv^lv. <b. 181. SYN. Td epTtpd, X ^'^' 
 XdXy, ijs, >/, subst. [(1) bilis, fel, (2) ira,] bile, gall; anger. Miop xpvfids avrys 
 
 irXevpa yvjjpugei x^Xj/s ; Eur. fr. Scyr. 1. 3. SYN. See XdXos. 
 XoXi£, lkos, //, subst. [intestinum crassum,] the flitter tripe. Ftyrtrot Kpdnjjs 
 
 XoXi£; Vesp. 1144. SYN. See XuXubes. 
 
 XoXXibris, ov, 6, [qui est e quodam pago Attico,] who is ofa certain Attic vil- 
 lage. AicatoTroXts kdXei at XoXXxbtjs, eyio. Acharn. 1().3. 
 
 * XdXo£vyi)s, ov, 0, P. N. [Cholozyges,] a nick-name of Demostratus. See Schol. 
 in 1. c. '6 Oeo'ioXp ex^pos Kai /utdpos XoXo^uylis. Lysistr. 3^)7- 
 
 XdXds, ov, 6, subst. [(1) bilis, (2) ira,] bile ; anger. Ovbe liavairai x^ (JV > Med. 
 
920 XOAO XOPO 
 
 03. SYN. XoX>), kotos, opyr], juevos, fxdvia. EpiTH. Meyds, betvbs, ervytpos, 
 
 diravoTos, alnvs, OvfiaXyijs, aypibs, aii'os, dvrjKeoTos, apydXlos, bpt/uvs, kukos, fued- 
 
 i]/j(i)y, \a\e7roSf irtxpds, o^vs, TrdXiyKOTos, aXyiisbets, bacnrXijs, bi><jai]s, ETTtgatye- 
 
 Xos, jutatidfjevos. 
 XbXbu>, et x^ >bJ » v> [ ac ^ * ram excito,] to enrage. Et yap ri Xe£eis, J ^oXujaerai 
 
 arparos. Troad. 737 '• See also A. 80. SYN. 'OpyLcw, dv^bco, TiKphirxa. 
 XbXw-bs, rj, ov, adj. [iracundus,] angry. NeUeiov b' 'dbvafja xdXojTolariv l-Keea- 
 
 cXv. )(. 26. SYN. Utfcpds. 
 Xot'bpds, ov, 6, subst. [grumus concretus, gran urn, mica, cartilago,] a lump, a 
 
 grain, a cartilage. *H yoipxblov i) oKbpbbbv, i) ^ovbpovs dXbs. Acharn. 521. 
 
 SYN. Qpdfjfids. 
 Xcpbevfid, vid. Xopbrj. 
 Xopbevto, v. [implico,] to entangle. Tdparrb, teat \6pbev' bfiov tcl irpayixara. 
 
 Eqnit. 214. SYN.'ETrtTrXtkw, Kdnb-iroiEU) . 
 Xopbrj, ijs, i), et yA'ipbevjjia, dros, to, subst. [(l) chorda, (2) farcimen,] a string; a 
 
 kind of mince-meat. 'A fiapfiirds bi xopba'is. Anacr. 1.7* See also Equit. 
 
 315. SYN. NevpoV, Kidapa, yoXas. EPITH. AtVdpd, evKeXabos, opdXcs, av/x- 
 
 (j)u)rbs, XXyeid. 
 Xbpeid, as, >/, et y^dpevfjid, dros, to, subst. [tripudiuni, sallatio,] a dance, dan- 
 cing. Qvk kv xopeicus, ouhs TcnpQevevjxdaX. Phoen. 1280. See aiso Here. F. 
 
 886*. SYN. 'Opyjl cttvs, xopos, opx^Q^bs, opxvftd, ^opoffrdo-ia, opxvvpos, ^opot- 
 
 TvnXa. EpiTH. IW^ia, <j)XXrj, IfXEpbeacid, Tepx^Xvobs, epaTeivrj, aypvTrvos, tcai- 
 
 bbzbfibs, ttoXveXiktos. 
 * XdpevTEos, a, 6v, adj. verbal, [saltandus,] must dance. 'AXX' opus x^pevTEbu. 
 
 Bacch. 320. 
 Xbpevn)s, et )/dpotrv7ros, ov, 6, et x°P €vr ^ s > Xbbs, ?/, subst. [saltator,] a dancer. 
 
 Tous ft av %dpeirds yXXQXovs Trdpeardvui. Acharn. 443. See also Call. 4. 306. 
 
 and Horn. Merc. 31. Syn. 'Opy^orj/p, opy^GT^s, opx^arpXa. 
 Xbpevio, v. [tripudio,] to dance, to celebrate by a dance. TX bel fie xop^vetv ; 
 
 QE. R. 896. SYN. 'Aj dxbpevio, opyEOfxai, fiaKxevio. 
 Xdpjp/gw, v. [chorurn praeesse, clioris sumptum prsebeo,] to be choregus, to 
 
 supply the expenses of the chorus. A^a'd xdprjywv, d7reXva dbenrvov. 
 
 Acharn. 1152. 
 Xbprjybs, ov, 6, subst. [choregus,] the master of the chorus, one who sup- 
 plied the expenses of the chorus. X' ovtio to TrpbjodTOv rw X°PW? ff^Cercu. 
 
 Pax 1022. SYN. Xbpb7roibs, efapxds. 
 XbpXicbs, r), bv, adj. [ad choruai pertinens,] choral. Nt'/c^v, ?/ x^ lK ^ y ecnv 
 
 ETaipd. Equit. 586. 
 XbpXbv, ov, to, subst. [membrana qua? foetum ambit, corium,] the secundine, 
 
 a hide. XaXeirov x^P lU)V *&*& yevcrai. Theocr. 10. 11. 
 XdpdbxbacrKdXds, ov, 6, subst. [qui chorum docet,] the teacher of the chorus. 
 
 KaXX tfi&xos & 6 xopobibacTKdXds. Eccles. 804. 
 Xbpbrj6r)s, eos, adj. [choreis adsuetus,] used to the dance. Ootr^f x^^^ 1 
 
 NvfA(pais. Horn. Hymn. 18. 3. 
 XopotTvirXa, as, >/, subst. [saltatio, tripudiuni,] a dance. XbpoiTvirXr\aXv dptcTTOi. 
 
 H. 261. Syn. See Xopeid. 
 
 XopOtTVTTOS, Vl'd. Xdp€VT7}S. 
 
 Xopofiavr/s, eos, adj. [saltationibus vehementer gaudens,] passionately fond of 
 
 dancing. ITdcd ^po/jdj'et Tpbivio. Thesm. 9/0. 
 XopoTTows, ov, 0, subst. [chori magister, chorum ducens,] a former of the 
 
 dance. XopoVoioj', fidndp, ij{3ai>. Ran. 353. SYN. XdpbbXbaaKdXds, yyEfiwv 
 
 xdpov, xdp~nyds. 
 Xbpds, ov, b, subst. [chorus,] a chorus, a dance, a company. Adfiovod irev- 
 Tt'jKOPTd ~Nr)prjb<Di> x^ v - Androm. 1256. SYN. Xopem, ^opoirv7rta, x°" 
 pevjid. EPITH. 'JfXEpbeis, baibs, KaXXXftoptybs, yvvawelbs, TtavvvxXbs, Kpv<palbs, 
 kvkXXos, napdEiXbs, aldepXbs, vfjLi'birbXbs, evKEXdbbs, Ijbvs, XXyvtywvbs, ydftri- 
 XXbs. 
 
XOPO XPHM 921 
 
 XopoardoXa, as, \\, subst. [chorea,] a dauce. 0&# dapoi vvutyav ovbi yopooTa- 
 
 olai. Call. 5. 66. SYN. See Xtfpeid. 
 Xoprdiw, v. [(l)gramine pasco, (2) saturo,] to feed with grass; to fill. Tov- 
 
 TOHTl TOls UVTOiaX TOXITOV ^npTaaii). PaX 139* SYN. BoCTKo;, TTtuivO), KOpePVV/Jll. 
 
 Xopros, ov, b, subst. [(l)fcenum, cibus, (2) septum,] grass, hay, forage, food ; 
 an inclosure. See Datum, in v. (drjpibv opeiwv yoprov, ov-% tmrvv, XI- 
 yeis. Aicest. 511. SYN. {2)Ylipfypayua. EpiTH. XXoepos, uclXclkos, evbev- 
 bpos. 
 
 XopuxptXe-rjs, ov, 6, adj. [qui choro debetur,] due to the Chorus. XloL-q xppw- 
 <f>e\i-av. Lysistf. 1319* 
 
 Xpahw, v. [(l)superticiem rei tango, (2) adlino, fuco, (3) polluo,] (l)to touch 
 the surface of a thing, (2) to besmear, (3) to pollute. "Atrrv Kayopas ^paivojv 
 kvkXov. Orest. 910. SYN. MtcaVw, fioXvvto, /3ct7r-w, XP' W > XP^ i)VVV I 11 j XP l ~ 
 aXdzw. 
 
 Xpata/utoj, et xpaic/joj, v. [auxilior, adjuvo,] to assist. Ovrts bovdro xpnKTjjij- 
 aaX 6XeBp6v. A. 120. See also Apoll. 2. 218. SYN. Bdqfiew, dp//yu>, tyvXaa- 
 o\i), eniKOupsw, avXXafApdyw, pvofxni. 
 
 Xpavu), yEol. pro xp™, v. [leviter saucio,] to wound slightly. Xpavar] \ik.v r 
 avXT\svTtZpaX\xiv6v. E. 138. SYN. 'Eiri^vio, kdQd-Touat, Oiyu). 
 
 Xpaoj, v. [(1) oracuhun edo, vaticinor ; (2) do utenduoi ; (3) cum impetu ad- 
 gredior; (4) in med. voc. oraculum consulo, (5) mutuo accipio, (6) utor, 
 tracto,] (1) to deliver an oracle, to prophesy, (2) to lend, (3) to assault, 
 (4) to consult an oracle, (5) to lend, (6) to use, to treat, lol 6' ovic lyj>,]<jlv 
 ovbiv, u>y ex €ts > K u K uy ; Hec. 1250. SYN. Qea-Xubiu), fxaiTevopai, 6eoT7i£w, 
 bave'i^oj, eter/3aXXw, e(f)'ippdio, eiairiTrroj, bdveiCouai, biaxpdouai. 
 
 Xpeia, as, y, yj>eiio, et ypiia, 60s, et \peojv 1 subst. [(1) ulilitas, (2) necessitas, 
 fatnm, (3) oraculum,] use; want, necessity, fate; an oracle. T/s xi )€ ' a G% 
 e/ioD; Hec. 962. See also A. 342. and Bacch. 507. Syn. "OvrjaXs, evbeta, 
 avdyKT), xptos, fidpos, x 01 )' 7 } 1 ^' 
 
 Xpelds, a, 6v, adj. [(1) utilis, (2) indigus,] useful ; in want. 'EXcvBepos be, 
 Xpeios utv, ovbkv oOtvet. Eur. fir. Androm. 16. 3. SYJI. 'Q<peXXfjids, "iren)s t 
 XP>l<ri/.tos. 
 
 Xpelu), et x^ <u ' v « [oraculum edo,] to deliver an oracle, '[is yap ol xP e ^ 01 ' 
 IxvQiiaard. 6.79' SYN. See Xpdo/. 
 
 Xpeulri^ut, et xpt/"^* v * [hinnio,] to neigh. MdXd be xP^f JL ^ TL ^ v Itt ctKpot. 
 M. 51. See also Hes. Scut. 348. SYN. fypXudaou), ((>pudaa6/ucu. 
 
 XpeiueTtcrfdos, ov, 6, subst. [hinnitus,] a neighing. I'-.ai xP^f i ^ Tl(T l J ^ s avbdiei. 
 Equit. 550. SYN. Qpuayud. 
 
 XpeuTiTouat, v. [excreo,] to expectorate. XpefiTTTtrai yap i)br]. Thesm. 388. 
 Syn. 'Akotttvuj. 
 
 *Xpeui>Xos, ov, 6, P. N. [Chremvlus.] Xpefxv\os ttZttXovt t)k ildirXvr)s ; Plut. 
 336. 
 
 Xpios, XPW S > e t XP e ~'^ s ' ^ s » et X'^^ s » s,lDs t» [debitnm, beneficium, fatuin, 
 oraculum, desiderium,] a debt, benefit, fate, an oracle, a longing. Idv ovk 
 zXaoobv, ii Minis xpZfa. Hec. 880. See also Apoll. 3. 1197- and Nub. 30. 
 SYN. Ad re ct/u 6s, tokos, otyeiXrj/ja, fJiolpa, epyov, vpayfta, fxavrevaa, XP e ^ a ' 
 
 Xpeiv, vid. Xpeuo. 
 
 Xpt), 1 v. [oportet,] it is proper or necessary, it behoves. To x°\i v * vv tifc*& m 
 giv. Here. F. 824. SYN. Aet, xpi^v, Trplirei. 
 
 Xprj£o), Ep. etlon. xp^-w, Dor. xi'hvbw et x n 'ibboi, v. [(l)e^co, (2) volo, petO, 
 (3) vaticinor,] to waul ; wish, beg; to prophesy. AioxP 01 ' ~y (l P &vfya rob 
 fi&Kpov \pycleiv (3Xov. Aj. Fl. 473. See also p. 558. SYN. Akldfiat, zoOlto, 
 (nropeoj, t^uireu;, fiovXouat, Xittuoeoj, xP^wbiio, XP (lu) ' X"* AO > f l(ll '~^v</ftai. 
 
 XpO/id, dTbs,To, subst. [res, negotiuui, in plur. pecuoia,] a thing, affair, busi- 
 ness; money. T* x '"'^" ftaorevovvu I Hec. 742. Syn. ripdy^ud, ipyilr, 
 
 1 On the different government! of Ac? and XpJ;, see R. P. Orest. 6C0. 
 Pros. Lex. 6 A 
 
922 XPHM XPOM 
 
 ovoXa, Xfjpud. EPITH. w A7?op6')', (j>XX6\pdydv, dveipevdv, cdtyov, apiKpdv f okollov, 
 J)(f9p6V, evbaipov* 
 Xpr)f.iaTi£u), v. [negotium gero,] to manage, to transact. Kal ^p^ar/^ecv 
 7rpa)rd 7repi Ev/)t?rt§ov. Thesui. 384. SYN. BovXevo/xat, bXdXeyopai, wpaypd- 
 
 T€VU). 
 
 Xpr)iACLTdbciirrjs t ov, 6, [pecuniae divisor,] an awarder of money, "atoi-kos, 
 
 KTedviov yjirmarbbai-Tas. Sept. Theb. 726. 
 XprjfxaroTrows, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [qui pecunias comparat,] money-getting. Kal 
 
 \pr}/udrd7Tuidt'. Eccles. 441. 
 Xpyjalpos, a, ov, adj. [utiiis,] useful. $eu r<5 ypfiaifiov <ppzvu>v. Phoen. 1754. 
 
 SYN. See Xprjaros. 
 XprjTpdXdyeoj, vid. Xpr)(rpu)b£ta. 
 XprjapoXoyos, vid. Xpqap^bos. 
 Xprjcrfxos, ov, 6, subst. [oraculi responsum,] an oracle. "Expw 'Abpaorw 
 
 Aortas xprjfffxov ~Xvd. Phoen. 420. SYN. Xpr](rpo)bia, ypriffpioavvrj, fxavrelov, 
 
 yj)r}(j~i]pi6i , OeoTrpoirXdv, pdvrevpd, Oeffmapd. EPITH. TeXeafopos, irdXcuos, 
 
 oepvos, apprjTOS, bvtekiqs, oacprjs. 
 XprjtTfudavj'T}, rjs,}], subst. [(1) oraculum, (2) inopia,] an oracle; want. Xprja- 
 
 [idovvr] rpv^eanev. Apolk 2. 475. SYN. (1) See Xpqapos, (2) diropXa, evbeid, 
 
 TrivXa, xpeia. 
 Xpr}Ofx<phl(x>, et xprjffpdXdyiEio, v. [vaticinor,] to prophesy. Aidretyicrwr, Kal 
 
 Xprivpyhibv. Equit. 815. See also Aves 992. 
 Xprjapojbia, as, fj, subst. [vaticinatio,] prophecy. EvtypfiXriTds rj xp-qap^hXa. 
 
 P. V/SOO. SYN. See Xprjcpos. 
 Xpr)(T/ua>bos, et ypriapdXoyds, ov, 6, subst. [vates,] a soothsayer. Tdv napQevov 
 
 Xprjapwbdv. (E. R. 1199- See also Pax 1094. Syn. OecrTrXybos, piavrXs, 
 
 QeOTTpOTTOS, 
 
 Xpr)tTTr]pids, a, ov, adj. [fatidicus,] prophetic, oracular. TpXitobd yap XPV^" 
 
 pXov. 1 Ion 1319* SYN. Mavrelov, Xepeiov, xPV ff /^os. 
 Xpr)(7ros, i), ov, adj. [(1) utiiis, (2) bonus, (3) stultus, vilis,] useful; good; 
 
 foolish, abject. Td xpr]a& EiriardpeaQd, Kal yiyvioGKopzv. Hipp. 3S2. SYN. 
 
 XprjaXfios, OMpeXXpos, dyddos, ijbvs, evqdrjs, E7rXeiKr}S. 
 XprjaroTTjs, r}Tos, b, subst. [probitas,] probity, goodness, virtue. Xp^oro-qr 
 
 qaK-qKbrd. Eur. Suppl. 8S2. SYN. 'Apen), QXXoippdavvri. 
 Xp-qoTws, adv. [probe,] honestly, well. Qvkovv dylpva ev Kal ^pjjaruJs. Eccl. 
 
 638. SYN. Ka\ws, ijbeus. 
 Xplpa, dros, to, z subst. [unguentum,] ointment, unction. Xplpdrd piKrd <j)XXei. 
 
 Call. 5. 16. SYN. "A\ei\bXs, dXoi<pr), dXei(j)dp, pvpov, pvpwpd. 
 XpijjL-KTii), v. [(1) appropinquare facio, (2) appropinquo,] to bring near; to ap- 
 proach. Xplp\j/s b' eireiTd kXwv. Apoll. 3. 1285. SYN. 'Ey^p//u7rrw, -rreXdclto, 
 
 eyyi£b), EfMrfvru), irpoaftaXXw. 
 Xpico, Ion. xpteaKto, v. [unguo, pungo,] to anoint, to besmear, to sting. 'Ious 
 
 ^ptecOat ^ciAo/peas. a. 262. See also Apoll. 4. 871. SYN. 'EyxP' w 5 d\e/0w, 
 
 E7rdXei(p(i), Kevrlb), vvaao), TrdpaKiVEto. 
 Xpdd, xP oia > et XP on 1> & s > */» subst. [color, corpus,] color, the body. Irc^di-wv 
 
 ov pXd xjoota. Cyci. 514. See also Orest. 1312. Syn. Bd^}, ypufta, XP^ S ' 
 
 EPITH. Xiovea, Xevid], eiariKTOs. 
 Xp6't£o>, et xpu£u, v. [(1) tango, (2) una cubo,] to touch; to sleep with. "Hfias 
 
 t tpdrov ^potfifet. Heracl. 915. SYN. Xpa/vw, ovycoipdopai. 
 Xptifidbos, ov, 6, subst. [stridor,] gnashing. Aetros be xpvp&bos yhviav. H'. 
 
 688. SYN. Bpvyjuos, \pd(I)os, Kporos, iix^s. 
 Xpdplos, ov, 6, P. N. [Cliromius.] 'AAaoropd re, XpopXov re. A. 295. EpiTH. 
 
 Qib'eibrjs. 
 XpopXs, Xos, 6, P. N. [Chromis.] Mva&v be XpdpXs ?ipx*- B. S5S. 
 
 1 Xpriarvpiov is used in the neuter gender to denote (1) the place where an oracle is delivered, 
 (2) an oracle, and (3) a victim. 
 - See Dr. Blomf\ not. A gam. 93. 
 
XPON XPYX 028 
 
 XpdriZv, v. [(l) longo tempore duro, (2) moror,] to last a long lime; to delay. 
 Atpe'i, xp6t't$u)t> bcofiariov e^wrrXos. Med. 624. SYN. Rpabhvb), bXarpifiw. 
 
 XpbvXbs, a, 6v, adj. [(1) diuturnus, (2) longo post tempore, (3) serus,] long; 
 
 late ; slow. Befiapftapojvai ypbvX6% wv kv ftapfjapois. Orest. 479* SyN. 'Ett?- 
 
 X(>orios, TruXvxpoptus, o^Xjiba, yXiaxpbs, fipabvs. 
 
 Xpbvbs, ov, 6, subst. [(]) tempus, (2) mora,] lime, a period; delay. Tou xP^ vov 
 
 yup ov <pduvu). Hec. 238. SYN. Kaipbs, al&v. EPITH. YlavquZpXbs, fxrivvTT)S, 
 
 csKamrbpbs, ire-rrpto fields, ddXepbs, df:ci/uas, brjpbs, oXXybs, ttoXvs, 7rayKpd.Tt)s, Trd- 
 
 Xctios, ETilKatpos, drepfxajy, Ttixv-ovs, yepav. 
 Xpovs, vid. Xp<vs. 
 Xpucafuoifids, ov, 6, adj. [aurum alia pccunia mutans,] changing gold with 
 
 other money. 1 c 6 xP va ^ot(ibs b"'Apr]s awfiariov. A gam. 426. Syn. 'Apyvpa- 
 
 jti 01 fids. 
 Xpv(ra/j7Tv^„ vms, et xpvafirlos, ov, 6 et f], adj. [atireis fraenis insignis,] adorned 
 
 with golden reins. f H fxev eiroixofJilvrj xP VG ^ l l X7r " li ^ s 'ivrvlv 'Ltttzovs, 0. 382. 
 
 See also Z. 205. Syn. XpvabfiTrprjs. 
 Xpvcav-uvyijs, et xP vaav yn s > *#»t adj. [auro resplendens,] glistening with gold. 
 
 'AvOlZeiv xP vaaVTav yv- I° !1 889. See also (E. C. 680. 
 Xpvaaojp, dpds, et xpwudpds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [ensem aureum habens,] having a 
 
 golden sword. Oi>5' Up' 'A-oXXwva xpwubpa Orjadrb fir/r-qp. Horn. Apoli. 123. 
 
 See aiso E. 509. 
 Xpvauwp, dpds, 6, P. N. [Chrysaor.] "EKdbpe Xpvaaiop re fiiyas, Kcii Uy'iydabs 'In- 
 
 7ros. Hes. Theog. 281. 
 Xpvrrao-ms, xbbs, adj. [aureum clypeum gestans,] having a golden shield. IlaX- 
 
 Xcibos xpvacKj7ilbus. Phcen. 1387. 
 Xpvffupfjdros, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [aureum currura habens,] having a golden chariot. 
 
 Xpvactp/uurov Kacrrbpbs. Pyth. 5. 10. 
 Xpvaavyt)s, vid. Xpvaavrvyi]s. 
 Xpvaeids, poet, pro xPvotbs, a, ov, adj. [aureus,] golden. Xpvaeias epXs apvbs. 
 
 Orest. 803. See also Med. 97^- SYN. Xpvm'iprjs, afj(pX~xpv(Tbs, iruyxpvvbs, 
 
 XPvtTbctrds, )(pu<70fCoX/\r?rds, XP vaoaT P^ ( l > ^ s J XP VG ^^t 1 ^ 7 ^ s > XP v<T) I^(.tos. 
 XpvaEufiooTpvxbs, vid. XpvauKOfJiris. 
 XpvaiobfirjTds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [ex auro factus,] made of gold, golden. Xpv- 
 
 oiob/uriToiarXv opfiots. Choeph. 6*07« Syn. See Xpvaetbs. 
 XpvtTEOKvKXds, ov, b et y, adj. [aureum orbem habens,] golden-orbed. Xpv- 
 
 (tiokvkXov (peyyos. Phoen. 180. 
 XpvcredfiuXXds, et xpverdfjuxWds, ov, b et f], adj. [vellus aureum habens,] having a 
 
 golden fleece. Klpb-eaadv tx^v 'xpvffidfiaWdv. Eur. Electr. 725. See also 
 
 Orest. 993. 
 Xpvalbv M Tbs,itt xpvo-bvoJTds, ov, b et r/, adj. [aureum dorsum habens,] having a 
 
 golden back, gilded. 'EnX xP v(J wvuTbv av7rXbu tciv. Eur. ft. Antig. IS. 1. 
 
 See also Aj. FL 847. 
 XpvatbTn'iXrjl;, et xP u<7 " 7r >'A r /£» *!*&$, adj. [auream habens galeam,] having a gol- 
 den helmet. tepiaapuuTE, vovato7n/\??£. Horn. Hymn. J. 1. See also Sept. 
 
 Tlieb. 102. 
 XpvfTEbTD'ii'rj-bs, ov, o et //, adj. [ex aureis staminibus contextus,] interwoven 
 
 with gold. XpvaibTrr]vi)ru}V fdptiof. Orest. 831. SYN. Xpvatua-bXbs, X- wa &~ 
 
 TTEirXoS. 
 
 Xpvfrtbs, vid. Xpvaetbs. 
 
 XpvrjtbaavbuXbs, et j^pvotfwlStXfo, ov, b et »/, adj. [a urea sandala habens,] having 
 
 golden sandals. To j^pvaiuiruvbaKdu 'ix*'os. Orest. 1473. See also lies. 
 
 Tlieog. 454. 
 Xpva'iooTt^dvbs, et xp V(ro(TT ^ ( l^ a '^ s * ()V > ° el V> BlU* [aurea redimitus corona,] 
 
 wearing a golden crown. Tar xP V(T t- oaT ty fU ' (:v ^bpav. Ion 1085. See also 
 
 Horn. Hymn. 5. 1. SYN. XpvabfiLTpys, evari<pavbs. 
 
 1 See Dr. Blomfield":? Gloss, in 1. c. 
 
924 XPYI XPY2 
 
 XpvffEooTd\tis, ov, o et ft, adj. [auro ornatus,] ornamented with gold, 'imvw 
 
 Xpvaeo or oXovs bdfxovs. Pers. 164. 
 XpvtredrevKTds, et yjp v(J ^ revKr ^^ ov > & et *J> ac lJ- [ ex auro factus,] made of gold, 
 
 golden. Xpvo'edrevKTOV oTtyavov ■KEpXBeaBai. Med. 980. See also Phoen. 227. 
 
 SYN. XpvaobfJir)Tds, "^pvalos, yjpvatvds, yjpvviip-qs. 
 XpvoEOTvnos, ov, 6 et »/, adj. [ex auro confectus,] made of beaten gold. 'E7rt be 
 
 ypvcEOTinru) tcpavei. Eur. Electr. 470. Syn. See XpvoEos. 
 Xp{i(ri], tjs, //, P. N. [Chrysa,] a city in Pbrygia. *Os Xpvarjv afxfifiefiriKas. 
 
 A. 37. 
 Xpvarjis, Xbos, f/, P. N. [Chrysei's.j Xpvarfibwv p.eiXiyfid tSjv vv 'IXtw. Agam. 
 
 1414. EPITH. Kovpr), xaXXX7cdpr}os. 
 Xpver}\aKaTos, ov, 6 et f/, adj. [aureas babens sagittas,] having golden arrows. 
 
 'Ej' yopw 'Apref-itbos, ^pvcrrfXaKaTOv. II. 183. ExP. Xpvcrdro^os. 
 XpvffrjXarosy ov, 6 et fj, adj. [ex auro ductus,] wrought of beaten gold, golden. 
 
 XpvarjXaTOts TropnaiffX. Phoen. 60. 
 
 Xpv<J7]VlOS, Vid. XpVGClfJLTTVt,. 
 
 Xpva{]prjs, eos, adj. [ex auro fabricatus,] made of gold, golden. "ApKTos ffTpe- 
 
 tyovo' ovpaid ypvay'ipet ttoXu). Ion 1154. SYN. See Xpvtretos. 
 Xpvcrrjs, ov, 6, P. N. [Chryses.] Tov Xpvar}v r/Tifjirja apr}Typa. A. 11. EPITH. 
 
 lepevs 'AtcoWojios, yepwv. 
 * Xpvalov, dim. a Xpvabs, q. v. 
 
 XpvaXs, Ibos, >/, subst. [aurea vestis, patera, crepida,] a golden robe, cup, 
 slipper. 'E£ vdXlvwv €K7ru}jidT(ov teal yjpvcXbuv. Acharn. 74. Syn. Xpvaht 
 <j)iaXrj . 
 XpvaofitoXds, ov, o et ?/, adj. [auri glebas babens,] having golden soil. "Or 
 
 tfXQdfjiev yrjs yjtvobfiuiXdv els Xenixs. Rhes. 9^8. 
 Xpvedydrri, ys, »/, P. N. [Chrysogone.] OvpdvXav, ayvds iivde/jia. Xpvadybvas. 
 Theocr. Ep. 13. 2. 
 XpvaobaibaXds, et xpvodbaibaXTos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [auro artificiose ornatus, 
 auro variegatus,] variegated with gold. T 12 ypwdbatbaXdv Efxov fjLeXr]/j.d. Ec- 
 cles. $65. See also Iph. A. 219- 
 Xpvtrdberds, ov, 6 et f], adj. [auro ligatus,] bound with gold, "ibe xP v ™b$Tov 
 
 aiof.id.ros uXki'iv. Rhes, 379« SYN. See Xpixreos. 
 Xpvaocvyds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [aureum jugum babens,] having a yoke of gold. 
 
 XpvaoZvyov dpfid. Horn. Hymn. 30. 15. 
 Xpv/joQefits, Xbds, i], P.N. [Chrysothemis,] one of the daughters of Agamemnon. 
 
 See in 'HXeicrpa. 
 XpvaoOpdvos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [aureum thronura babens,] having a golden throne. 
 
 See in 0a\7rtaw. 
 XpvaoKdp-qvbs, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [aureum caput babens,] golden-headed. Ta»/ 7e 
 
 "XpvaoKdpavdv. Here. F. 375. - 
 Xpvobtceptos, iotos, adj. [aurea cornua babens,] golden-horned. XpvadKepwT 
 
 zXatybv. Helen. 381. 
 XpvrybKoXXtjrbs, et yovaoKoXXds, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [auratus,] gilded. Kat ^pvab- 
 
 koXXi]toi<tXv e/jfieficos bitypois. Phoen. 2. See also Eur. i'r. Palam. 4. 
 Xpv(roKo/jr}s, yjivtrldfiocrrpv^os, ^pvo-o-^aiT^s, et ^pvaoTrXoKa/jids, ov, b et //, adj. 
 [cui aurea est coma,] golden-haired. XpvaoKbjias ebu)K dXexvpov <2.u)av ; Troad. 
 258. See also ?h<en. 198. Anacr. 6. 2. and Horn. Apoll. 205. 
 XpvcrdXoyxos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [auream lanceam babens,] having a golden lance. 
 
 T»]s "xpvrroXoyxpv YlaXXdbos K£KXr)/.(Ei>r). Ion 9- 
 Xpv(r6X6(p6s, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [auream cristam habeas,] goldea-crested. '£^' 
 
 olaiTEp, at xpvadXd(j>d. Lvsistr. 344. 
 XpvvdXvprjs, ov, adj. [auream habens lyram,] having a golden lyre. Zev fttyd- 
 
 XtorujuE, yjpvooXvpa te. Tiiesm. 315. 
 XpvaofxaXXds, vid. XpvaEof.iaXXds. 
 
 Xpv0i)jjir)XoX6vQwi>, ov, to, subst. [aureus searabams,] a golden beetle or chafer. 
 'Avdfiatve bevpti, ■^pvadf.irjXdXovdidi'. Vesp. 1332. 
 
XPYI XP11Z 926 
 
 \pvffdjji'iTpr]s, ov, adj. [auream Irabens mitram,] golden-mitred. AloWer tov 
 
 XpvGdfxcTpav. CE. R. 209. SYN. See XpvcreoGTetydvus. 
 XpvardvdfjLus, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [dives,] wealthy. Xpv-abvbfiov ylvlds l-aodeos. 
 
 Pers. 8 1 . 
 
 XpVffOV(i)70S, Vid. \pV(jluVii)7VS. 
 
 XpvooiraaTos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [deauratus, auro pictus,] gilded. Biov rd xpvau- 
 
 ■jraord 6' k-odXd. Agam. 749. 
 XpvrrdTrebiXds, vid. Xpi/o^ocrav£dAos. 
 Xpvo-d7T£7r\os, ov, 6 et //, adj. [aurea veste indutus,] clad in golden robe. Trj 
 
 -Xpv(jd7T£7rXa), Moved. Anacr. 150. 
 Xpvabxi]Xr]t, vid. XpvfredTri]Xr}^. 
 XpuGOTrXuKcifjius, vid. XpvcroKd/jirjs. 
 Xpvow-Eoos, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [aureas alas habens,] golden-winged. ~lpiv b' 
 
 brpvve "xpvooTtTepuv. 0. 39S. 
 Xpvaoudos, et ^pvvofjpvrds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [aurifluus,] flowing with gold. T/uw- 
 
 XovyjpvGopdov. Bacch. 154. See also P. V. 830. 
 Xpvads, ov, 6, et dimin. yjjvrrlov, ov, to, snbst. [aurum,] gold. IloXvi' be £vv 
 
 e/j.01 yjivfrov ecTre/ji-et Xudpa. Hee. 10. See also Aeliarn. 1199. EPITH. 
 
 "Airvpos, e^diaros, epirip.os, rifx^eis, evepyrjs, d(peib))s, (j>deivos, epvdpos, ayXdos, 
 
 boXbets, KifibrjXos, TravlanaTiop, Trfcpos. PHR. Ae£t&>/id. k&XXhttuv jSporols. 
 XpvGoaretydvos, vid. Xpvrreoo , Te(j)di'ds. 
 Xpvo-oarTpdfpds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [qui auro torquetur,] twisted or bent with gold. 
 
 Avkei dva£' rd ri cd yjivaoo-pbtyuv. CE. R. 203. 
 XpvrraTevK-ds, vid. XpvaedrevKTos. 
 Xpvad-€vx>)s, lbs, adj. [aureis armis indutus,] clad in golden armor. '6 xpi/<ro- 
 
 rev^))s b' ovvek ayylXov Xbywv. Rhes. 33(). 
 Xpvadro^ds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [arcum aureum habens,] having a golden bow. 
 
 XpvrjoToZpv Qefxevai. Olymp. 14. 15. 
 XpvaorpXaivos, ov, 6 et //, adj. [tridentem aureum habens,] having a golden 
 
 trident. Aeup' eXd' es \bpbv, to ^vaorplatve. Equit. 556. 
 Xpvau(pd€vvos, ov, -^pv(rv(pd))s, et ypvabtyeyyiis, lbs, adj. [auro fulgens,] golden- 
 beaming. Xpvoutydevvwv 7CTepvytov. Anacr. 83. See also Hipp. 1270. and 
 
 Eur.fr. 10. 1. 
 Xpvvd(j>dXdpds, ov, o et >/, adj. [aureas phaleras habens,] having golden trap- 
 pings. VfpifJLOv-d, "xpvobtydXdpov, evb-irXuv. Troad. 522. 
 Xpvffd(f>6p&s, ov, 6 et 1), adj. [aurum gestans,] wearing gold. 'E< xpvobfbpov 
 
 beipr/s. Hec. 150. 
 Xpvo-otyvXat,, debs, 6, subst. [auri custos,] gold-keeper, Ae\0o< a-" ZQevTb \pvab- 
 
 tyvXdKd tov Beov. Ion 54. 
 Xpvad^alrrjs, vid. Xpvobiwfir\s. 
 Xpv(To\d\iv6s,ov, b et ?/, adj. [aureum fraenum habens,] golden-bitted. Xpvob- 
 
 \dXivu)v xdrdyov xlaXitov. Pax 154. 
 Xpvrrb^blit), v. [aurum fundo,] to fuse or melt gold. '6 bt *xpv corbel ye. Plut. 
 
 16'4. 
 Xpvoby^bbs, ov, 6, subst. [auri fusor,] one who melts gold, a goldsmith. 
 
 'ft yjivabyfjl, tov bpfi6v t 6v tTremccvdads. Lysistr. 408. 
 Xpvadio, v. [auro obduco,] to gild. riaWd^wv yjpvfrovfjtviov. Acharn. 447. 
 
 SYN. See Kdra-^pvfrbio. 
 Xpvawfid, utos, to, subst. [vas aureum,] a gold cup or vase, gold plate. Q>pu£e 
 
 fxoi ■ypvaiofjidrd. Ion 1 4?9- 
 XpvcTu)irr)s, -^pvcrwiros, ov, o et //, et %pv 010 iris, ibbs, >/, adj. [aureum vultum 
 
 habens,] gold-faced. MdX2, -^pvaoj-rrd, tivuoowv. Bacch. 553. See also Eur. 
 
 Electr. 740, and Thesm. 328. 
 Xpu)$a), xpo'iZio, et ypwri^w, v - [(0 tango, (2) coloro, (3)polluo,] to touch, to 
 
 color, to pollute. T&vara /u?) xptozetve[id. Phcen. l6'35. See also Nub. 516. 
 
 SYN. MoXvi'W, UKTOfiai, •KpOOUTCTO). 
 
926 XPHM Xftfl 
 
 Xpwjjd, fads, to, Sllbst. [color,] color. Ei xp&na Tnvrbs KovpXfxrjs eorcu rpX\os. 
 
 Eur. Electr. 521. Syn. Xpbct, XP 0la * 
 Xjows, wrbs, et xp°vs, xp^os, 6,subst. [(I) cutis, (2)corpus, (3) color,] skin; body; 
 
 color. Tt yap gov 6/j.fid ^pws re ffvvreTrix o^£ ; Med. 687* See alsoJH. 207* 
 
 SYN. &i(J)8epa, aibfia. EPITH. MaXOatcbs, yepwv, poinds, Xe7rros. 
 XvXbs, ou, o, subst. [succus,] juice. fyXXXas x v ^V» Kai ^ v 7'Y v ^ } .f t V' ^ ax 997- 
 Xvju/^w, v. [sapid um reddo,] to render tasty or agreeable. O'iirep apfxbvXav 
 
 eyyjjXaav. Thesm. l69« 
 XvaXs, ews, fj, subst. [effusio, effusum,] a pouring forth, a stream. Udrrip, raft 
 
 eK-^eovad yanoTOv yycw- Choeph. 91. SYN. "YLKyyots, Kpovvbs, aTroppoj^. 
 XurXa^w, et yyrXiiw, v. [(1) effundo, (2) perfundo oieo aqua mixto, lavo,] to 
 
 pour out, to bathe with oil and water, to wash. 'Xypov x^rXdaov aeavrbv. Vesp. 
 
 1208. See also Apoll.4. 131 1. Syn. Amxw*>, dXelcpw, vitttw, ktcylia, a^euw. 
 XvtXov, ov,to, subst. [(1) aqua ad lavandum, (2)oleuni aqua mixtum,(3) liba- 
 
 tio,] water to wash in, oil and water, a libation. XvrXd re ot x e v° VT0 '' Apoll. 
 
 2.92S. SYN. 'EmytfTjUa, X°*l> vbpzXaibv. 
 Xvrbs, et x w(7T ^ s > } 1> ® v * ac ii- [fusus, adgestus,] poured, piled up. 'AXXd \xe 
 
 redi'diora %vtyj Kara yald KaXvirroL. Z. 464. See also Rhes. 414. 
 Xvrpa, 1 as, ij, yy7pbs,ov, yyrpo7rGVs, TrbbbSyd, dimin. x VT pibidi>, et yyrpXbv, ov, to, 
 
 subst. [olla,] a pot, a pitcher. 'E7ri ri]v x vT P a v eXQwv. Plut. 686. See also 
 
 Acharn. 1078, 462, 1174, and Hes. Op. 746. Syn. Abnds, dyyewv. 
 Xvrpetos, a, op, et yyrpovSy ov, adj. [fictilis,] of pots. Kcu Ttdrdyov x^rpeioi/. 
 
 Lysistr. 329- Syn. Kepa.fj.wos. 
 XvTpot, vid. Xvrpa, not. 
 Xvrpb7rovs, vid. yyrpa. 
 XwXey'w, v. [(1) claudus sum, (2) claudum facio,] to be lame; to make lame. 
 
 XwXevwv, vTtb be Kpfj/aai pwovrb dpatai. T. 37- SYN. 2cac?w, viroaKaCo). 
 XioXbiroibs, ov, adj. [claudos faciens,] making persons lame. Tov xb)Xo7roi6y. 
 
 Ran. 869. 
 XwXos, rj, ov, adj. [claudus,] lame. XwXoi y uprXios yeyevri/jiedd. Cycl. 630. 
 Xiofia, tiros, to, subst. [agger,] a mound. Upds SpOov x^/*' ^x^Xeiov rd^ov, 
 
 Hec. 221. SYN. Ilpoax^/Jd, %ovs, racppbs, atopbs. 
 Xtovvvfju, et ywwvu, f. x^^ w > v « [aggerem duco, sepelio,] to heap up, to bury. 
 
 *E7T€t fioi TVfxfids ov xwaflj'/fferac. Iph. A. 1442. SYN. livfjfibxbew, awpevu). 
 Xwpa, as, »/, subst. [(1) locus, sedes, (2) solum, (3) dignitas,] a place, an abode, 
 
 a country ; space; office. Tdv Urjveiov ceixvav y&P av - Troad. 2l6. Syn. 
 
 Xwpbs, yrj, Ttzbbv. EriTH. 'lepa, ebbaifnav, evnnros, afiaTos, vr)caia, ttoXvoX- 
 
 (3bs. 
 Xiopeio, v. [(1) eo, (2) cedo, (3) capio,] to go ; to retire ; to contain. Xwpelre vvv 
 
 enaarbs. Orest. 1695. SYN. Upo^x^P^y dvdx^ptu), Trbpevbfiat, vTrbx^peof, 
 
 di'dxa^bfiat, bixofxat. 
 XwpiZio, v. [secerno,] to separate. XiopXaas reicvwv fibvbv. Hec. 757* Syn. 
 
 'A7roxwptc?to, bXaxpivw, voac/yi^iv. 
 XiapXbv, vid. X&pbs. 
 XtopXs, adj. et praep. [(l) seorsim, (2) sine,] apart; without. "A^ijs x w P^ $ Kl ' 
 
 arai Qtutv. Hec. 2. SYN. 'A/jtxpXs, avev, airavevQlt, 
 Xwpbs, ov, 6, et dimin. x^ptoi/, ov, to, subst. [locus, ager,] a place, ground, a 
 
 land. MaKpal be x&l°# s eor' eKe7 Ke^ya/derbs. Ion 286. See also Pax 282. 
 
 SYN. Xwpa, tottos, doJKbs, 7rebbv, aypbs. EPITH. "Eprj/JLOS, d.T€p7T7)s, eparos, 
 
 eTTiTepTr^s, bXrjeis, \pdfxdd<jjbrjs, apivros, KaTaxprifivbs, bXXyos, Xevpbs, oIottoXos, 
 
 bX&fjerprjrbs, TrpbdXijs, eixjobrjs, TrbXvoXfios, ifjepbets, evjjbrbs, oo(j)palbs. 
 Xtotrros, vid. Xvrbs. 
 Xioio, vid. XoXboj. 
 
 1 Xvrpai and Xvrpoi was the name of a part of the Athenian festival called Aiovwria iv Alfi~ 
 uaiSjAad celebrated on the same day as the Xdes. See above, at the word X6ts. 
 
YAIP YEH1 927 
 
 * ^Yalpoj, f. cipw, v. [rado, susurro, trepido,] to graze, to sweep. Aevpov yap 
 ol/uov uldspos \palpei Trrepois. P. V. 402. SYN. See ^Fdw. 
 
 Yatarov, ov, to, subst. [libum, placenta hordea oleo et raelle confeeta,] a cake 
 
 of barley. Ov -^aiaTov, ovy\zp€iov. Plut. 1115. 
 "Yaicas, 1 et \j/Xas, xf/Efcas, dbds, rj, subst. [(I) particula quaelibet minima, (2) ros, 
 
 (3) gutta,] a small part, a little piece; dew; a drop. "Evbov b' apyvpXov ji-qbe 
 
 \poLKds iiv. Pax 121. See also II. 459. SYN. Apooos, ardyuv, ardXay/ud, pdvXs. 
 
 EPITH. Aid, a'/i/3pocrta, yeifxepXa^ 
 ^YdXlhoaTdfxus, ov, 6 et //, adj. [forcipem in ore babens,] having a mouth armed 
 
 with scissars. ^VdXXboardfxoX, oarpaKobepfiot. Batrach. 286. 
 x FdX/5w, f. £w, v. [forcipe reseco,] to clip. OeXeis Xd/3wv \pd\i£u> ; Anacr. 12. 
 
 3. SYN. Te/jivu), Kelpco. 
 YdXXdv, ov, to, subst. [franura,] a bridle. See in Xp/adydXiyds. Syn. XdXi- 
 
 vos. EPITH. Upd)(eipoi>. 
 YaXXw, v. [tango, carpo, tangendo rnoveo, fidibus cano,] to strike, to play on 
 
 a musical instrument, to sing. Kcu xLaW ideipdv. Pers. 1063. Syn. $op- 
 
 "^VaXjids, ov, 6, subst. [(1) nervi pulsus, (2) carmen,] the twang of a string; a 
 song. To^/joei .I/aX/uJ, TO^evtras. Here. F. 1055. SYN. MoXtti], dotvf], 
 EPITH. 'Olvtpuvos, j)biis. 
 
 * Ydjjddr), et \pdfidOetd, r)s, r/, P. N. [Psamathe,] the wife of Proteus. Tdjud- 
 Qr\v, eTreibt) Xetcrp' ctyriKev Aulkov. Helen. 7« See also Pind. Nem. 5. 23. 
 
 Yd/btddds, et \papfiijs, ov, et ^d/u/u??, tjs, >/, subst. [arena,] the sand, the beach. 
 
 T ft ipdfidQot TidXltiTibos uterus. Hipp. 1124. See also /x. 243. and Lysistr. 
 
 1263. SYN. "AfidOos, ufjfjos, Xd'iy£, 6lv. SYN. Kvdi'ea, XevKotpdijs, Xevpa, 
 
 irdpaKria, dfcvfiuvros, bi\lds, dXXa, Xe7T-j/. 
 ^¥df.iddi'vbiis, tos, adj. [arcnosus,] sandy. Ala ^dfjaOwbid ^Copov. Horn. Merc. 
 
 75. Syn. 'A«a0dcu. 
 ^Vu/j^irj, et \paf4fids, vid. ^Ydfxddos. 
 yfctp, Ion. ^/)p, z pos, 6, subst. [sturnus,] a starling. TQv b' wore \Lcipwv vefyos 
 
 ZpXtTaX. P. 755. See also it. 583. \lv\TW. Tdvv a iTTTtpos. 
 Yapds, d, 6v, adj. [sturni colore, varius,] of the color of the starting, variegated. 
 
 To v -^Kxpov 'Ittitov ; b. "irietiv ; difK akovere. Nub. 1225. SYN. HooaXdv. 
 H'aiico, v. [tango,] to touch. "E\puvad TTjyf]S. Pers. 207* SYN. Tdw, (tv^i- 
 
 ftuXXto. 
 Ta(f>apoTpt\ds t ov, a'lj. [squalidos pilos babens,] having squalid locks or wool. 
 
 HfaQaporpixa ftfj\' Evtifieviv. Horn. Hymn. 18. 32. 
 y Yd(pdpos, Ion. \W/>£ods, d, ov, adj. [squalidus, siccus,] squalid, dry. AovXXuv, 
 
 \pd(j>dp<p airoby. Sept. Theb. 312. SYN. Erjpds, oi'xfo^jos, avdXtos, t/zd^d- 
 
 "YaQiipoxpdos, ov, o et //, adj. [qui squalida est cute,] having a parched skin. 
 
 x Yd([)(ipox(tovv Kupa. irovMirlv&s r tx w,/ * Rhes. 712. 
 Yaw, v. [(l)attingo, (2) tergo, (3) in tenues partes comminuo, (4) uiulceo,] 
 
 to touch ; to wipe, graze; 10 break to pieces; to stroke, soothe. K«l \pfj kut' 
 
 aKpus GTTlXdbos. Trach. (>80. vSYN. ^Yuvu), ^■';x ( ' , i »^n/p«, WfWertpatJw, Trpdaey- 
 
 yi$o), Xe7T-vvu, Qiyydvw, \p:]Xufd(o. 
 ^VeyXos, vid. ^Fdytpos. 
 Teyw, v. [reprehendo, vitupero,] to reprove, censure, disparage. Vijpas ^i- 
 
 1 "Voffas, a5os, 6, is a P. N. Acharn. 1149. 
 
 2 On the orthography of tyho and i|/r)p, 3ce A. Gell. lib. 13. c. 19. 
 
928 ^EAN YETA 
 
 yovres, Kca fxaKpixy yj>bvov fiiov. Alcest. 6S6. SYN. Mw/jdd/mc, Xoibbpzu, 
 
 fj.e[i(j)8[j.ai, vfipicu, ar/£w. 
 ^Yebvbs, r), by, adj. [raros habens pilos,] thin-haired, nearly bald, bare. Yebvij 
 
 b' ewev}]vdde Xdx^- B. 21 9. SYN. YiXos. 
 ^Yebvpbs, et xj^Wvpbs, d, oV^ adj. [fallax,] fallacious, ^ebvpal rpifioi r* ipuriov. 
 
 ^gch. Suppl. 1050. 
 ^EKa^w, v. [stiilo,] to drop, to rain. *H ppovTuifiiv, y ^eKcigdfxtv. Nub. 580. 
 
 SYN. SraXdcorw, /3pe^w. 
 Ya'as, idem quod Yams, q. v. 1 
 M'eXAos, r), ©y, adj. [fl)balbus, (2) obscurus,] stammering ; obscure. Tuv tV 
 
 e'i ri aoi \fyeXX6v re kgu bvaevpeTov. P. V. 841. SYN. Avayvioaros, rpavXbs, 
 
 fxbylXdXbs. 
 x YevbayyeX})s, et if/ei/SdyyeXos, ov, b et //, subst. [uuncius mendax,] a lying 
 
 messenger. "EoikcV ov ipevbayyeXrjs eiv ayyeXbs. Aves 1340. See also O. 
 
 159- SYN. SeeYeucrris. 
 YevbafjtafjLafys, vds, adj. [falsa crepans,] falsely crackling. SeX-Xov, rov-ov tov 
 
 xjjevbajjajjialvp. Vesp. 315. 
 ^evbapTafias, ov, 6, P. N. [Pseudartabas.] Kal vvv dyovris iJKufiev ^evbapni- 
 
 fiuv. Acharn. 91- 
 ^evbarpcapalis, Xbs, ?/, subst. [vox ab Arislophane confecta,] " false orrache ; 
 
 met. a calumny." Sanxav. 'Eyevtd' vV avrov \pevbarpd<pci^Los irXZa. Equit. 
 
 630. 
 x Yevbrjydp£(i), vid. ^Yevbu* 
 ^evbijs, et \pi>dris, ebs, adj. [falsus,] false. S,vv6aXite t /jlv6ois \pevbeaiv* vbay/Jid 
 
 yap. P. V. 706. See also A gam. 1056. 
 ^YevbdKrjpv^, vKbs, 6, subst. [falsus praeco,] a false herald. Tovs twv 'A^atoii' 
 
 xpevbbdjpvKas, kclkovs. Phiioct. 1306. SYN. "Yevarys. 
 x YevbbXoybs, vid. x Yev<jrr]S. 
 ^Vevbopavrls, ews, 6 et »/, subst. [falsus vales,] a false prophet, 'fls xpevbufiavTh. 
 
 CE. C. 1097. SYN. YeuboirpocprjTris. 
 Wevbdvapds, ov, 6 et )/, adj. [falso nitro mixtus,] mixed with adulterated nitre. 
 
 ^YevbovlTpov kovias. Ran. 712. 
 Wevtdi'viJKpevTds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [non re ipsa junctus in nuptiis,] not really 
 
 married, diwprjfxd Kv-n-ptbos -^evbbi'VjityevTovs pddrj. Helen. 883. 
 ^Yevboxdriop, 7rdrdpds, 6, subst. [falsus pater,] a false father. x Yevhb7rdTb>p, ibe 
 
 Tovbs 7£ov TpiTov. Call. 6. 99- 
 Yevboptctio, v. [falso juio, perjuro,] to swear falsely. Kal /ui) tcaradeis \pevbop- 
 
 Kijaets. Eccles. 601. 
 YevbopKds, ov, 6 et //, adj. [qui falso jurat,] perjured. Tov xj/evbopuov, nal £eu- 
 
 dTrdra. Med. 1389- SYN. 'EiriopKo's. 
 ^Yevbbs, et \j,vdbs, eos, to, subst. [mendacium,] a lie. FIoXX' av yeroiTo Kal but 
 
 ibevbwi' Itvy). Helen. 308. See also Again. 970. SYN. 'Avarr], 7rXcW/. EPITH. 
 
 *A.TaoBd\bv, ftepbdXedv ', 7rbXvbaibdXby, notuXXby. 
 ^YevbooTdfxew, vid. x Yeubu>. 
 x Yevbb<j)r)ijbs, ov, b et ij, adj. [falsam famarn adferens,] false-reporting. Kal 
 
 ipevbbfviud. CE. C. 1517- SyN. See Yev&rris. 
 "^Yevbw, xpeubbpiai, \pevo-~tio, \pevbr)ybpsu), et \pevboaTbfxeoj, v. [mentior,] to lie, to 
 
 deceive. FfoXX' eXir'ibes \peubov<ri udXbyot jjpbrovs. Eur. fr. Protes. 6. See 
 
 also T. 107. P. V. 1068. CE. C. 1127- Syn. 'ATrdrdw, ^dTrdrdw, rara^ew- 
 
 bb/jiai. 
 * ^Yevbijjt v/jos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [falso nominatus,] wrongly named. "H^eis 0' 
 
 v(3piaT))v nbrdpibv ov xpevbuivfibv. P. V. 742. 
 ^evbiopv/jcos, adv. [falso nomine,] by a wrong name. ^Yevbiovvfitos ae vaifibves I 
 
 Upbfurjdea. P. V. 85. SYN. Yevbus, pLaraiios. 
 *Y€vbws,ddv. [falso,] falsely. "loQX fii) ^tvbws // ipe'iv. Iph. A. 1005. Syn. I 
 
 ^evbidi auws f fjaralios. 
 
 1 ""Va/cta 'Avtikws, tyeiths 'EWrjviK&s." Moeris Atticist. ! 
 
YEY2 TOrO 929 
 
 Yevarrjs, et xpevbdXdyos, ov, 6, subst. [mendax,] a liar. ^Vevarai <pdvovjxE& ; 
 
 Antig. 1195. See also Ran. 156Q. Syn. Tevcety^os, xpevbdKrjpvJi,, xpevhay- 
 
 yiXds, xpevbrjs, <pEva£, dXd$,<t>v. 
 y ¥e(f>rjvds, ?), d>, adj. [obscurus,] obscure, dark. *Os bl bxbaKT E\ei, '^0»;r6s 
 
 dvijp. Pincl. Nera. 3. 71. SYN. ^koteivos, dcpdrfjs, di'wvvfjios. 
 y ¥rjy/jd, drds, to, subst. [ramentum,] a splinter, dust. Ile/4-7rei j3pa%v xp^yfxd 
 
 hvahdtcpvTov. Agam. 429* 
 ^Fj/jrrpa, as, ff, subst. [strigil,] a curry-comb. ^YiiKTpaioXv 'imruv eKTEvi^ofxev 
 
 rpX-^as. Hipp. 1 169« SYN. DrAeyyts, kte\s v Ivarpov. 
 TV/Xd0dw, v. [(l)coutrecto, (2) perscrutor,] to feel, handle; explore. 'Expr)- 
 
 Xd(pG)fiEV kv aKuTh) to. Trpay/jdrd. Pax 689. SYN. 'A/jxpdcpdto, xpavw, ipciu), 
 
 \lrf]-)(iii, k'tfipevvdo). 
 "Vijv, rjvvs, 6, subst. [culex in caprificis pascens,] a fig-gnat. See in Kvi\p. 
 Yrjvicoj, v. [(l)rado, (2) caprifico,] to scrape. See in Avbiclu). 
 W,p, vid. Ydp. 
 Ti/--u, tjs, y, Att. pro xpiiffffa, subst. [(1) rhombus, (2) anas,] (l)a turbot, (2) a 
 
 duck. Kav waTrepei xprjTrav boKcJ. Lysistr. 113. 
 ^Vrjcpi^oj, v. [(l)calculis computo ; (2)decerno,] to calculate; to decree. Nd- 
 
 fioial toIs eke'iQev e\pr)(f)t(Tij.Evovs. Heracl. 142. SYN. Ady/5djua«, dvaridrifn, 
 
 Kvpoio, yeipoTovEii), E7idpi8fiEO), yvojfiriv tiBe/joi, xprj&ov (bEpio. 
 Yyfrs, ibis, /;, subst. [(l)lapillus, (2) decretum,] a pebble ; a decree. 'iVo 
 
 xprjflbis aiiCKjcu. $. 260. SYN. Yityos. 
 "Ytityiafjd, drds, to, subst. [decretum,] a decree. Merpoio-t, ical ardO/jolaX, unl 
 
 xprjQiafjiarjI. Aves 1041. SYN. T^ts, boy fid, xj/rjQds. 
 y ¥r)(biarfudTd'7ru)\r)s, ov, o, subst. [decretorum venditor,] a decree-seller. ^Ytityia- 
 
 fid'o-iTOiX-qs eifii. Aves 1037- 
 "YrjcpoTroios, ov, o, subst. [(l)calculorum confector, (2) hariolus,] a maker of 
 
 counters; a juggler. Y^pd-voids evpEdrjs. Aj. Fl. 1135. 
 Yf/cpos, ov, fi, subst. [(1) calculus, (2) sufiragium,] a pebble; a vote. Els H]vbl 
 
 naild xprjQov wpXaav <pdvov. Hec. 259* SYN. x Yr\(p\s, XXdos, XXda£„ KpoKdXrj, 
 
 KpXaXs, ipyjtyiofud. EPITII. Ava/j.Eiy)s, <pdvia, ooXa, evfJEfSecTUTT), Xipd. 
 Tt/^w, v. [(l)rado, (2)delinio,] to scrape ; to stroke. Mora fnrvicov hi Mei't- 
 
 Xeios \p)/)((i)i/ bipriv. Helen. 1566. SYN. Ktt-o^//^w, ■ \pdoj, Tpifiu, ^tw, 6u>TTevo>, 
 
 \pr)Xd(pd(jj. 
 ^Vxddds, Ion. \pxz8ds,(,v, //, subst. [stores, teges,] a mat, a rug. Ilola \pid60s ; 
 
 fjy) "fjioiyl. Lysistr. 922. SYN. ^opfids. 
 "YXas, vid. ^Vaicas. 
 ^Yxdvpigto, v. [susurro,] to whisper. 'O-n-uTav 7cXdTdvos ttteXeo: xpxOvpict]. Nub. 
 
 1008. Syn. T«/pw. 
 ^YxBupKT/.id, dros, to, subst. [snsurrus,] a whisper, a murmur. 'Abv tX t6 xpxOv- 
 
 pKTfjLd. Theocr. 1 . 1 . 
 ^Xdvpds, a, ov, adj. [susurrans, vituperans,] whispering, calumnious. Toiovabi 
 
 Xoyovs xf/Xdvpovs -rrXdatTOjy. Aj. Fl. 14S. SYN. ^XOvpic^wv, xptbupos, Xoibupos. 
 "YiXds, ?), u\>, adj. [tenuis, merus, nudus, leviter armatus,] Blender* pure, naked, 
 
 bare, light-armed. ^ CXov bQK& bl 01 otfjmpov kuX aeucitm -niipr)v. v. 437- Syn. 
 
 Tvfjio<t, \pebro<i, XfiTTos, doirXfjs. 
 WX/jlvOXov, ov, to, subst. [cerussa,] white paint. 'Eyw bt KuTdirinXaanlvri yt/jv- 
 
 6Xo). Eceles. 878. 
 Yirrd, vide ^{rrrd. 
 t Yt-^dp7ra^, dyds, 0, [nomen muris,] the name of a mouse. Harpus bvan'ipov 
 
 TtxapTrdyds. Batrach. 104. 
 Woylpos, et xptyXtis, a, ov,adj. [ad reprehensionem proelivis,] censorious. To- 
 
 ylpbv Wp^xXd^ov (jdpvXo-yois. Pyth. 2. 100. See alsoNVm. 7. 102. 
 
 Yoyos, ov, 6, subst. [reprehensio,] blame, censure. K&fwt ptv $\dy <pavX<is, ws 
 
 hovXtp, xpuyos. Phoen. 92. SYN."Eyi:X^d, fiifArf/U, oreibos, KUTrjyopXa. EPITH. 
 
 Mtyds, TroXiiS, 9K&T€lViit, 
 
 Pros. Lex. 6' B 
 
930 YOAO YftMO 
 
 YdXdets, evaa, iv, adj. [(1) aniens, (2) fumidus,] burning; smoking. Kpdvtbrjs 
 a(f>tei iboXoevrd tcepavvov. ft. 538. SYN. KaTrvojbrjs, aiddXoeis. 
 
 YoXoKo/jurXa, as, ?/, subst. [fumosa seu vana jactatio,] 'EyeXdaa \poXoKO[JL7rXais. 
 Equit.- 693. SyN. MeyaXrjydpla, dXaZoveid, dXa£ovevfid. 
 
 Yo^ew, v. [(l)strepiturn edo, (2) pulso (portam),] (1) to make a noise, (2) to 
 knock (at the door.) "Orav nvXai ipocp&aX. Here. F. 78. S^N. 'Hx«w, bovKiw, 
 
 KTVTTEb). 
 
 Yo^ds, ov, 6, subst. [strepitus,] a noise. 'Ev 7rdXet xpofov 7rXea. Ion 603. SyN. 
 
 'Apayfxos, ktvttos, boinrds, dopvfios. EPITH. Kevos. 
 Yvdrjs, vid. Yevbrjs. 
 Yvdos, vid. Yevbos. 
 WvKrrjpTds, a, ov, adj. [refrigeratorius,] refreshing. YvKrripXd. Eur. fr. Phaeth. 
 
 12. 1. 
 YvXXa, t)S, rj, \pvXXos, b, subst. [pulex/j a flea. Kcu \jsvXXiov ovbe Xeyw (rot. 
 
 Plut. 537. 
 YvpXa, as, ?/, P. N. [Psyria,] an island in the iEgean sea. Ntjcov etrl YvpXrjs. 
 
 y. 171. 
 ^VvTTd, (rectius ^/rra. Vid. Schol. Theocr. 4. 44. and Hesych. v. iWrd^wv.) 
 
 interj. [heus,] ho! Yvtt' ov rd§' tw, ov rdSt j/£ju»7 ; Cycl. 49. SYN. 2trrd. 
 Yvydy (oyeu), v. [(l) animas duco, (2) animam flecto, (3) animam ago,] to con- 
 duct souls; to charm; to be in the last agony. Ov i^v^dywye? Iw/cpdr^s. Aves 
 
 1554. SYN. Udpdfj.vOedf.iai, Tepnofiai. 
 Yv^dytoyos, ov, 6 et fj, adj. [animas defunctos ducens, (Mercurius,) animam 
 
 eliciens, recreans,] leading the souls of the deceased, bringing forth a ghost, 
 
 refreshing. Kcu -^vydywyols 6pdtct£ovTes yoots. Pers. 6Q3* 
 Yvxrj, ys, f], subst. [spiritusj anima,] breath, the soul, life, a ghost. Evxos e/jlol 
 
 bwaetv, \bv)(fiv b"'Albi kXvtottojXo). A. 445. SyN. Ylvevfid, vovs, dvubs, tyvaXs, Kffp. 
 
 EpiTH. "1 00u*os, (j)iXr], 7rap6£i>ds, bXnala, arwtypwv, dyddrf, Beta, QovXa, rXiffKav, 
 
 TTTepoeood, baXa, bvafiopbs, Qeoeibffs, rdXatrd. 
 ^YvypirofxiTos, ov, 6, subst. [animarum deductor,] a conductor of the dead. Ovfl' 
 
 ovttX Kw7rrj •fyvypTrofnros av Xdpwv. Alcest. 371. SYN. ^Ff^dywyos. 
 
 Yvxoppdyeh), v. [(1) anima mi hi abrumpitur, (2) singulto,] to struggle for life ; 
 
 to sob. Yv^pppdyovvrd, KalKaXovvTd fxr]Tepd. Here. F. 324. SYN. 'Atto'^u^w, 
 
 aarraipu), d7rodvi}cnui) . 
 Yv^oppdyris, lbs, adj. [(1) qui animam agit, cui anima abrumpitur, (2)singultans,] 
 
 struggling for life ; sobbing. TvvaiKes kv tokois ^v^oppdyels . Iph. T. 1467. 
 Yv^bs, eos, to, subst. [frigus,] cold. Yv^ebs Ifielpuv KdreXe^dro olvbfldpeiivv. 
 
 k. 555. SYN. Kpvfjids, Kpvos, plyos. 
 
 Yv^pos, a, ov, adj. [frigidus, vilis, miser,] cold, wretched, ignoble. 'Avrjp yspivv 
 
 \pv\pg. OdXaTry Xovfjievbs. Plut. 658. SYN."A7rvpos, Kpvlpbs, piyXbs. 
 
 ^Yvy^puis, adj. [frigide,] coldly. '6 cV av Qeoyvis \pv\pbs u>v \pv)(pGis 7roieT. 
 
 Thesm. 170. 
 
 Yvyw* v. [(l)spiro, flo, (2) frigefacio, refrigero,] to breathe, blow ; chill, re- 
 fresh. *AfJL-(f)i]Ket KeVrpo) xj/v^iv -fyvyciv Efiav. P. V. 717« SYN. 'Ava^vyu), 
 7Tupa\pv)((i), tyvcdio, Tiviio. 
 
 *"*FwX>), rjs, i], subst. [mentula,] the foreskin. Hepl rrfv -^uiXrfv 7repXfiairf. Lysistr. 
 
 979- 
 YwXbs, ov, 6, subst. [(1) verpus, (2)titio,] one that is circumcised ; a firebrand. 
 
 Ko'kkv, \pwXol TrebXovbe. Aves 507* 
 Ywfuigw, v. [pasco,] to feed. 'H fr sXovaiv, if & €\pwfxXaev. Lysistr. 19* Syn. 
 
 Tpe^w. 
 ^a>^ds,ov, 6, subst. [frustum,] a piece, a crumb. YwfioL r aybpofieot. 1, 374. 
 
HAPI ftKYM 931 
 
 o. 
 
 'fidpiwv, vid. 'ftptW. 
 
 * '(lapXivvews, a, ov, adj. [ad Orionem pertinens,] of Orion. Ov yap tyvaXv 
 
 '[laplco-velav. Isthin. 4. 83. 
 'HyvyXa, as, f], P. N. [Oiiygia,] an island in the Mediterranean. ^rjadv es 
 
 '{lyvyXqv orpvvofxev. a. 85. 
 'ClyvyXos, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [(l)Ogygius, (2)antiquus,] Ogygian; ancient, 'ClyvyXd 
 
 b' els 7rv\u)/uad\ Phoen. 1129* SYN. 'Apy/nos, TrdXaios, 7rd\a/<£dros. 
 * 7 £lbe, et wbi, adv. [(l)sic, (2) hie,] so, thus ; here. Ken to itpay\x ovk dp l\v 
 
 tyavXdv JcV. Equit. 385. See also Plut. 291. 
 'Slibelov, ov, to, subst. [Odeum,] a musical theatre built by Pericles. 01 & lv 
 
 wbeiio bUd^ovff. Vesp. 1104. 
 'Sltbi), i]s,i), subst. [ode,] an ode, a song. 'AfiovaoTUTaiai avv a>ba~ts. Phcen. 820. 
 
 SYN. 'Aoibrj, fjiovad, dap, vfj.vds, vfxv(j)bla. EPITH. 'ETrXicrjbeios, KaXXXviKos, 
 
 '7rdXv i )(opbds,dvTt\pa\fids, naXXltydoyyos, fxvffTX7rdXds,i]bvdp66s, fiovKoXXicri, QeoireoXa, 
 
 \Xyvpa, Trev&Xfids. 
 'Slblv, mel. d)bls, Ivds, 6, subst. [dolor parturientis,] the pang of a woman in 
 
 childbirth, anguish. Tdv l\xdv ubiviov ttovov. Phcen. 30. SYN."A\yos, tokos. 
 
 EpITH. Aadpalos, KpvcpXos, dnTepos, Aoyjot, 6\pXT(.XevTos, Kspavvios, Xepd, yoepd. 
 '[Ibivio, v. [(1) partus doloribus crucior, (2)parturio,] to be tormented with the 
 
 pangs of childbirth ; to suffer anguish. *H irpXv ubivova e/ie. Iph. A. 1234. 
 
 SYN. Ao\evu), itaayui. 
 '[libdirotos, et <obds, ov, 6, subst. [qui odas conficit, cantor,] a composer of odes, 
 
 a bard. TW irpoatf ei tX ittpwabv o)bo7rotwv. Theocr. Ep. lfj. See alsoHeracl. 
 
 489. Syn. See 'Aoibos. 
 *"£ledv, vid. 'Clou. 
 "S12oj, v. [dico O !] to cry oh ! to lament. "SlZwoXv ol BlaTai. Vesp. 1527. 
 
 SYN. Ala£<o, ol/j.w£u), 0euc?w, j3du(i). 
 , 'Cldiio, et uaTiZh), v. [trudo,] to thrust, to urge, 'flflet oXbripov. Phoen. 1472. 
 
 See also Plut. 330. 
 "fltoi>, vid. 'CiUv. 
 | 7 ftka, superl. u)Ki(TTd, adv. [celeriter,] quickly. "Ocrod b' dp 1 uyyeXos wku Kara 
 
 tttoXXv w'x£™ irdvTrj. w. 412. See also ^. JJ. SYN. Tu^ci, rd^ews, ra^tord. 
 '[iKdXea, as, v/, P. N. [Ocalea,] a town in Bceotia. KaX '[indXtrjv iroXvicvpyov. 
 
 Horn. Apoll. 243. 
 'ClKidvivr), r)s, et'ClKtdvXs, xbos, >/, patronym. [Oceani filia,] a daughter of Ocea- 
 
 nus. TpeTs yap ^iXiaXelaX rdvvatyvpoX 'CiKedvlvai. Hes. Theog. 364. See also 
 
 Apoll. 2. 1243. 
 'Jfticedvtfs, ov, 6, subst. [Oceanus,] Oeeanus, the ocean. IldTpos 'Clxtdvov. bep- 
 
 X^nTe /*', Xbead\ P. V. 143. SYN. OdXaorrd, ttovtos, 'AfxtyiTpiTT}. EpITH. 
 
 Tavpoxpavos, aKuXappehris, uxpoppoos, fiudvppeiTr)s, (jddvppdos, (3d0vblvi)s, Kvd- 
 
 vios, TtXyeis, fj.iydK)'jTt)s, e.vpiis, kXutos, dxpuppdos, e.vpvtrdpos. 
 'SIkvuXos, 1 ov, 6 et >/, adj. [velox in mari,] swift-sailing. Tds ov Xddlv wkvuXos 
 
 V7)VS. (.1. 1S2. SYN. YloVTdTTOpds, CjKVTZOpOS. 
 
 'flxvftoXds, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [celeriter feriens,] swiftly striking. HXriv e£ wKi>fio- 
 \u)v. Philoct. 710. 
 
 'D^vblvrjTos, ov, 6 et ii, adj. [velociter se movens,] rapidly moving. 'Cltcvbivd- 
 tois tv dfilX-XaioX. Isthm. 5. 6. 
 
 'ilhyfltJos, 7], tiv, adj. [cursu celer,] swiftly running. Aa/u7rdS', Xv u>KvOdai vvfi<j>ai. 
 Eur. Suppl. 1003. 
 
 'ilKv/jidpds, ov, 6 et ?/, adj. [(1) brevis a:vi, (2) subitum exitium adferens,] short- 
 lived ; suddenly destroying. '{iKvpiopui rai t6c,ov. O. 441. 
 
 1 'ZlKvahus i- also <\ 1'. N. in 9. 111. 
 
932 flKYII nMon 
 
 '[iKvneTrjs, et tJKV7rrepds, ov, adj. [celeriter volans,] flying quickly. 'ftKi/7rcra, 
 'Xpvcrerjcrlv 1 edeiprjfftv KbfxbiovTe: N. 24. See also N. 62 SYN. 'SIkvitovs, 7roSw- 
 
 Kl)s, (jJKvQbbs, 7lV£]JLoeiS, U)KVS, TCL^S. 
 
 * 'ft/cvTrXa^ds, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [celeriter vagans,] quickly-wandering. Tats wkv- 
 
 irXdvois KTEpvyuv piTcais. Eur. fr. Pirith. 3. 4. 
 'ftfcvTroirds, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [qui cito punit vel ulciscitur,] quickly-punishing. 
 
 TIap(3dcrlav wKvnoivbv. Sept. Theb. 740. 
 *{lKV7rofX7rus, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [celeriter vehens,] rapidly-conveying. Ot b' wjdhro^t- 
 
 7rovs eX^tr els ttovtov TrXdras. Iph. T. 1428. 
 'iltcvTrbpos, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [celeriter transiens,] quickly-passing. 'Sluvirbpoi Trepdbj- 
 
 aiv. e. 176. SYN. 'Hkvs. 
 'fifci;7rovs, irbbbs, adj. [pedibus celer,] swift-footed. Ev 5c rts imroifftv heiitvov 
 
 bbru> wtcvnobeaaiv. B. 383. SYN. See 'ftfcv7r£r^s. 
 
 HtCVTCTtpOS , Vid. 'flKV7T£r>/S. 
 
 * 'flKtfodas-, et wKvpdos, ov, 6 et ^, adj. [celeriter rluens,] quick-flowing. ToV r 
 
 wKvpoav bid fids 'Afybv. Bacch. 56 1. See also E. 598. 
 
 'ft(cvs, eld, v, adj. [celer,] swift. Obtc kafiv ovrws w/d/s, cJWe /x etctjiiiyeiv. Bacch. 
 
 444. SYN. 'Sltcvnovs, tcl-^vs, wKV7reT)]s, 600s, bpbpds. 
 *'[Ikvtt]s, rjros, 6, subst. [celeritas,] swiftness, speed. IleXetas ljkvtt^t' ofy 
 
 rjacbvd. Bacch. 1079* SYN. Td^vrys, bpbfios, rd^os. 
 '[lnvTonelds, a, or, adj. [ad partus celeritatem conferens,] contributing to a 
 
 speedy delivery. '6 b J dvijp irepXf]p^er ojicvrbkeV wvovfievos. Thesm. 441. 
 'flavrdicds, ov, 6 et fi, adj. [celeriter pariens,] quickly-producing. 'Hkvtokos 
 
 Treblwv EirtviacreTaT. CE. C. 6S9« 
 '[Ikevr), i]s, fj, subst. [(l)ulna, (2) brachium,] an elbow; an arm. Lois Trpoarl- 
 
 OrjfjLi ybvdaiv &Xevy)v Efir'jV. Androm. 887* SYN. Boa^tW, ayKaXij. EP1TH. 
 
 QiXr}, ypaia, dpiarepa, evu)vvf.ibs, be%ia. 
 *£lXevlds, a, bv, adj. [01enius,]of Olenus, a city in Elis. Wkrpr] T"£lXevtri, B. 6l7» 
 "flXevbs, ov, y, P. N. [Olenus,] a city in Elis. See in UXevp&p. 
 '£lXearXKap7rbs, ov, 6 et r/, adj. [fructuui perdens,] fruit-destroying. Kat treat 
 
 wXeo-XKapnoi. k. 510. 
 'llXealoiicbs, ov, 6 et rj, adj. [domum perdens,] family-destroying. UefpLKd rdv 
 
 cbXEo-ioi-Kov. Sept. Theb. 717* 
 T fiX|, kos, pro d)Xa£, avXai;, duos, fj, subst. [sulcus,] a furrow. Et u>Xnd blrjVEKEa 
 
 TrpbTdfAOifxriv. a. 374. 
 'Qjj.r] arris, (b/uofdybs, wjibairbs, w/id^ayos, ov, 6 et r], et w/to/3pws, wtos, adj. 
 
 [(l)crudivorus, (2) saevus,] feeding on raw flesh ; cruel. Mrid' vV w/li^otwv 
 
 Kvvihv. Antig. 697- See also H. 256. Bacch. 338. Here. F. 883. and E. 
 
 782. SYN. TLfxbbdKris, a7rr)vi]s, ayplbs, ^oXe-kos, (bjutbdv/jibs, Mfibbdnris. 
 'Slfxbyepwy, ovtos, adj. [cui cruda et viridis est senectus,] vigorous though old. 
 
 'SllAbyepovTd be (xiv tyaa efifieval. x i r . 79^' 
 'Sl/ubbdicris, ebs, adj. [(1) crudivorus, (2) acerbus,] raw-devouring, ferocious. 
 
 'iifjibbdK>is a dynv 'ifispbs e^brpv-vet. Sept. Theb. 689- SYN. See 'ft/ti?<rr^s. 
 'ilfxbbdfxbs, ov, o, P. N. [Omodamus, daemonis nomen,] the name of a demon. 
 
 'Slfibbdfxov b\ os rrjbE te^vtj kuku noXXd 7rdpt'5et. Horn. Hymn. 47 • 10. 
 '[IfjiobpbTrbs, ov, 6 et >/, adj. [crude decerptus,] prematurely plucked, 'fl/zd- 
 
 bpb7ru}v vbfiXfjudv 7rpo7rapot-0£i/. Sept. Theb. 324. 
 '[l/jibdETEb), v. [crudum impono,] to place raw. '£71-' avrwv & (bfibdErriadv. B. 424. 
 'il/ubdvfibs, ov, 6 et 1), et wfxotypwv, bvbs, adj. [animo crudeli,] cruel-minded. 
 
 "ibpts, tov ibfjibdv/Ltbu el. Aj. El. 885. See also Aj. Fl. 931. Syn. See T il/ubs. 
 'SljuoKpdTrjs, eos, adj. [( 1 ) qui validis humeris est, (2) robust us,] strong-shouldered ; 
 
 robust. Nuv ydp b betvos, fXEyds, d)jubi:pdTi)s. Aj. Fl. 205. SYN. KpdrEpbs, 
 
 yevvcubs. 
 ^oirXnTT], rjs, r/, subst. [armus, scapula,] the broad part of the shoulder, the 
 
 shoulder-blade. 'lvu> fr air epprj^E avv wjuo7rAara \xlydv w/uby. Theocr. 26. 
 
 22. SYN/ETrw/its. 
 
 1 Xputreyvtv is here scanned as an antibaechius. 
 
ftMOI ftPUl 933 
 
 'topes, 7), bv, adj. [crudus, immaturus, rudis,]raw, unripe, premature, cruel. Ovk 
 
 u)/jos els aov traiba hvorvypvvT e<rei. Hipp. 1 259* SYN. "Awpos, aicXripbs, 
 
 aypXbs, aTrrjvrjs, <b/jriaTr)s, aXbr/pocppwv, Wfi6(f>pu)v, (b/ibdvfibs, (hubba.K7]S. 
 'ft/ids, ov, b, subst. [humerus,] a shoulder. Yvjivov dfxbv efoxbuiv. Phcen. 141 1. 
 
 SYN. NcDros, eww/uXs. EPITH. \Lvpvs, 'Ltpdijubs, arXjoapos, tyalbXfJLbs, a6a.va.Tos, 
 
 beZirepds, dreip^s, ftpXapos, Kvpros, Xevxbs, 
 'ZlfxotTiTos, vid. 'fl/x^em/s. 
 'SluoonapaKTos, ov, b et r), adj. [qui crudus adhuc discerpitur,] torn to pieces 
 
 raw. 'HfiooirapaKTOv irapuXafiiov. Equit. 344. 
 '[tfidrrjs, rjTbs, ?/, subst. [(1) cruditas, (2) crudelitas,] rawness; cruelty. Oiicrw 
 
 b' a<prJKEV (h/udrTjTa. Ion 4J. SYN. Y.K\t]p6Tris. 
 'QfAordtcds, ov, b et i], adj. [immaturus, immature pariens,] premature, mis- 
 carrying. ^fxbroKovs <bblvas a-rrrjpeioavTb Xlaivai. Call. 4. 120. 
 ^/xb^dyos, vid. '[t/jtrjarrjs. 
 'H/io0p6fws, adv. [crudeliter,] cruelly, 'fis w/jtbtypovios balfiwv evejSj]. Pers. 908. 
 
 SYN.^AyjOtws, \dXETC(i)S, (b/jtuis. 
 'fl/jtotypw, vid. '[Ifibdvpos. 
 'Hvtb/xai, v. [emo,l to buy. See in '[lnvrbiceibs. SYN. 'Efavebfiai, ayd- 
 
 pa£io. 
 *f£k>7), fjs, )], subst. [emtio,] a purchase. revjad tt)v wvrjv KaXel. Cycl. 150. 
 'tlvrjrbs, r), by, adj. [emtus, venalis,] purchased, to be sold. r Hv bovXbs, ovk 
 
 (hvrjrbs, uXX' oLkoi rpatyeis. CE. R. 1123. 
 "QvXbs, a, ov, adj. [venalis,] to be sold, saleable. Yiws ovv b rvpbs kv Boiwro7s 
 
 &vXbs\ Equit. 480. 
 "ilvbs, ov, 6, subst. [pretiura,] value, price. 7 [ivbv v-maypfxevai, o. 462. Syn. 
 
 Tlfit), (bvrj. EPITH. 'Afros, aaTtZros, fiXbrrjaXos. 
 'ilbv, dim. &Xbv, et &lbv, ov, to, subst. [ovum,] an egg. 'AAV, uxnrep <bbv, vt) 
 
 Ax\ dTToXexpavTo. xPn- Aves 673. See also Sapph. fr. 44. and Arat. $56. 
 'ftr;/, fjs, r), subst. [(l)adspectus, (2) color,] sight, color. KeicXofxaX els u)rn)v. 
 
 Apoll. 3. 907. SYN. 'Ottwtt;/, 6\pXs, irpbao^Xs. 
 "ft/oa, as, 7), subst. [cura,] care, "ilpav tXv e^eiv, &ote aia07)vai ttote ; CE. C. 
 
 386. Syn. See fypovrls. 
 "Slpa, as, 7), subst. [(1) bore, (2) tempus; (3) pulchritudo,] an hour; time; the 
 
 season; beauty. Yvvtciv, &pa, -rrbbbs opuav. Eur. Electr. 112. Syn. Kaipbs, 
 
 \pbvbs, KaXXos. EPITH. JLtypiov, irbXvyr]di]s, ypvna\L-Kvl., eldpXvr], ^ei^tepfa, 
 
 veavXs, TtTpafioptybs, ^apie^ca, fxaXaKaiTrovs, evKatpos, irbOeivr), yXvKtnrupOEVos, 
 
 ■noTvXa. PHR. KrjpvfAcfipbbiTris afifipbaXijJv <j)XXbriiru)V. 
 'ilpn'ibs, wpiKbs, et oipXbs, a, bv, adj. [(1) tempestivus, (2) pulcher,] seasonable; 
 
 beautiful. "EvBa.be /xeipa£ e<70' thpaia. Eccles. 696. See also Acharn. 271. 
 
 and Theocr. 7. 62. SYN. KatpXbs, eveibr/s, ev/jiopfbs, xaXbs. 
 '{IpaKtaoj, v. [linquor animo,] to faint. 'UpaKiaaas , ov yap e^vea^rd. Pax 
 
 702. SYN. 'AdvfjiEto, Xet7ro\^i;^£w, eicXvofJiai. 
 'ClpeiOvia, us, ?/, P. N. [Orithyia,] one of the Nereids. Ovs -kot ^pey$r\is BcfjOt// 
 
 tekev 'Slpeidvta. Apoll. 1. 212. 
 
 * TlpEbs, ov, >/, P. N. [Oreus,] a city in Eubcea. Avtos ye ttov V0' b xpqafxo- 
 Xbybs, bv£'flpEou ; Pax 1047- 
 
 * 'VlpXtcXos, a, bv, adj. [Oricius,] of Oricum, a city of Epirus. 'AfiavTivrjv ficX- 
 aav 'flpXntriv. Call. fr. 259. 
 
 'ilpXKbs, vid. 'ilpulbs. 
 
 'Qpevui, v. [custodio,] to guard, protect. AV epy wpevovoi KaraOvt'iToiaX fipb- 
 
 TolaX. Apoll. 1. 903. Syn. See fyvXaoou. 
 'QpiKus, adj. [(1) tern pestive, (2) pulchre,] seasonably ; beautifully. Y\v%6avet 
 
 yap wpXxws. Plut. 964. 
 "[Ipibs, vid. 'flpa'ibs. 
 'SlpTiav, et 'ftapXwv, covbs, 6, P. N. [Orion,] a constellation, &c. "6 re fr(f>T}pt)s 
 
 '[IpXwV vnepdi bi. Ion 1153. See also e. 121. and Call. 3.264. Epith. 
 
 YlEXwpXbs, dpaovs, Qr\poKTbvbs, KepbaXiotypiov, Xvrbs. 
 
934 ftPOM J1Y 
 
 'Slpdfishtov, bovrds, 6, P. N. [Oromedon.] TlXgo-cu bdfxdv '[tpofiebovrds. Theocr. 
 
 '[Ipvdfjids, ov, 6, subst. [rugitus,] a roaring. OvS' (bpvdfiold nvQeoQcu. Theocr. 
 
 25. 217. 
 '[Ipvoj, v. [rugio, latro,] to roar, to bark. Tai kvves ctfjfuv ava 7ttoXXv upvovrai. 
 
 Theocr. 2. 35. SYN. 'YXaKrew, {3ddh>, dpijveio. 
 'lis, adv. [sicut, sic, cum, tanquam, circiter, ut,] as, so, since, when, as if, about, 
 
 how. f fts gov €)(6aipio Kapa. Hipp. 1057- SYN. "Ovtws, nd6d, ovtojs, 6tT, 
 
 ydp„ £U)s. 
 '[laavrcos, wijTTep, adv. [similiter, veluti,] similarly, as if. To aov voTiZet /3Xe- 
 
 <pdpvv, LoaavTWs b' efiov. Iph. T. 834. See also Plut. 35. 
 * "Stare, conjunct, [adeo, ut, donee,] so as, so that, until. "flare rod Aids, 
 
 Plut. 141. 
 
 'QoTlCiiO, \i(l. 'A0£W. 
 
 'AreiX?/, fjs, fj, subst. [vulnus, cicatrix,] a wound, a scar. 'Ep 6' (bretXds irXij- 
 
 adv dXeltydros evvewpoio. 1 2.351. SYN. Tpavfid, ohXrj, EpiTH. XaXicorv- 
 
 iros. 
 r Ards, ov, o, P. N. [Otus.] T flros, Kpdrepos r 'EftdXrrjs. E. 385. EPITH. 
 
 'A.vrideds, K.vXXi]vXos. 
 'flrweis, eaad, ev, adj. [(]) auritus, (2) ausatus,] having ears or handles. Kcu 
 
 rpXirob' wrwevrd. ip. 264. 
 'A^eXeta, <b(j)eXXa, as, rj, dxpeXrjjuu, arcs, ro, et wtyeXrjoXs, ews, ^, subst. [(l) utili- 
 
 tas, (2)subsidium,] usefulness; benefit, assistance. TXs ovv rzdp 1 ^/jlwv korXv 
 
 tbfyeXeia aoi ; Thesm. 183. See also Androm, 537. CE« C. 25p. and Philoct. 
 
 1406. SYN. 'E7rw^eXj;jua, dXe^rjrripXbv , ovrjaXs, XvaXreXeid, XP eia% 
 'A^eXew, v. [adjuvo, prosum,] to assist, to benefit. To 6' apaev avrovs (b^eXel 
 
 •npoGKeifXEVov. Hipp. 974. SYN. 'Ettw^cXew, XvaXreXeoj, avfX(j>epo), avfifidj^eu). 
 'QtyeXriaifJios, et * (bcpeXXfjos, r\, ov, adj. [utilis,] useful. Ylavpd & wtyeXrjoXfid. 
 
 Aj. Fl. 1022. See also Ion 138. Syn. ' 6 vf] at/ids, xPV^os, ^priaTos. 
 'A^eX^oris, vid. 'A^eXem. 
 'Ayjoaw, et wypiao/, v. [palleo,] to become pale. Ovr' u)xP^ aaVTa \pod KaXXXfAov. 
 
 X. 528. See also Ran. 30S. 
 'Ayjoos, et, ov, adj. [pallidus,] pale, wan. Xpoidv wxpav, ti/uovs fiiKpovs. Nub. 
 
 1016. S YN. XXwpos, 7reXto>os. 
 J £lxpos, ov, 6, subst. [pallor,] paleness. y [lxpos be fiXv elXe 7rdpeias. T. 35. Syn. 
 
 XXoos. 
 T il^, w7ros, 6, subst. [(1) oculus, (2) vultus,] an eye ; the countenance, look. 
 
 Alvws dddvarrjaX Oerjs els W7rd eoiKev. F. 158. SYN."0///*ci, oi^ts, irpoauirov. 
 
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