%PersDict;]> Henry George Liddell Robert Scott Perseus Project, Tufts University Gregory Crane Prepared under the supervision of Lisa Cerrato David Smith The National Endowment for the Humanities Trustees of Tufts University Medford, MA Perseus Project 1995-09 Henry George Liddell Robert Scott revised and augmented throughout by Sir Henry Stuart Jones with the assistance of Roderick McKenzie Oxford Clarendon Press 1940 0198642261 English Greek Latin French 22 September 2000 DAS ed. $Log: lsj.xml,v $ Revision 1.3 2014-07-10 1:31:29 akrohn01 split the full lsj.xml into multiple files, splitting at the beginning of each letter section Revision 1.2 2014-07-09 1:29:00 akrohn01 replaced most abo ids or abbreviations in bibl tags with cts urns or Trismegistos urls in the case of papyri Revision 1.1 2014-07-08 17:34:02 lcerrato latest version of file 08-Jul-14 Revision 1.24 2013-10-15 19:10:30 lcerrato changed sense division and tagging in 42214 Revision 1.23 2013-09-13 11:20:08 balmas01 reverting texts back to pre_cts_reorg tagged version Revision 1.19 2013-03-22 20:14:14 lcerrato changed funder statement Revision 1.18 2013-02-05 20:13:54 balmas01 escaping angle brackets in the revision history Revision 1.17 2013-01-30 21:51:29 lcerrato ciothe to clothe; <tr> to <orth>, tiqhmi def changes 31a/b added Revision 1.16 2012-02-22 22:02:39 lcerrato fixed small typo Revision 1.15 2012-02-22 20:00:58 lcerrato two small typos Revision 1.14 2012-02-22 19:35:10 lcerrato small typo Revision 1.13 2011-11-18 20:59:38 lcerrato fixed "truf" to "turf" Revision 1.12 2011-11-10 14:53:53 rsingh04 Bug 966 - relabeling frontmatter section divs Revision 1.11 2011-10-28 15:37:11 lcerrato fixed spacing and quote issues in entry epishmos per user email Revision 1.10 2011-10-25 20:01:59 lcerrato fixed bibls to Sch. 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Revision 1.3 2001/02/28 20:07:01 dasmith Made headers mixed case. Revision 1.2 2001/02/23 20:46:20 dasmith Added preface. Revision 1.1 2000/12/07 21:14:07 dasmith Moved from special LSJ directory. Revision 1.5 2000/10/06 22:54:24 dasmith Chunk front matter on sections. Revision 1.4 2000/10/03 16:06:06 dasmith Fixed sourceDesc title. Added ISBN. Revision 1.3 2000/09/26 23:59:09 dasmith I didn't mean to make alphabetic letters chunk. Revision 1.2 2000/09/26 23:42:22 dasmith Added alphabet to refsDecl. Revision 1.1 2000/09/23 00:32:34 dasmith Preamble and TEI header for loose SGML LSJ. *d d, de/lta (q. v.), fourth letter of the Gr. alphabet: as numeral, d', = te/ssares and te/tartos, but d' , = 4 , 000 . da^-, intens. Prefix, = za- , as in da/skios, dafoino/s. da=, expld. by the Sch. A. 1072 , 60.8 as Dor. for ga=, gh=, in Trag. (lyr.) feu= da=, E. 1296 , Ar. 198 ; oi)oi= da= feu= A. 874 ; a)/leu' a)= da= Id. 567 ; o)totototoi= popoi= da= Id. 1072 ; ou) da=n no by earth, Theoc. 4.17 ( v.l. ga=n ):—prob. an exclamation of horror. daa/nai: du/esqai, o(/son ei)s th\n xrei/an tou= sth/monos merizo/menon kaqa/ptesqai, Hsch. dabelo/s [i.e. dav], = dalo/s ( Lacon. ), Id. dabh=: kauqh=| ( Lacon. ), Id. dagka/nw, = da/knw , cf. Heraclid. ap. Eust. 28.42 , Hdn.Gr. 1.451 , etc. da/gkolon, to/, = dre/panon , Hsch. ; cf. za/gklh. da/gma, atos, to/, v. da/xma. da/gmnos (sic): oi)ktro/s, pe/nhs, e)leeino/s, Hsch. dagmo/s, o(, = dhgmo/s , Ruf. 64.20 . dagno/n: pukno/n, Hsch. (leg. a)dino/n). dago/menon: e)rrwme/non, Id. da_gu/s, u=dos, h(, wax doll, used in magic rites, puppet, Theoc. 2.110 . dadai/nw, = dandai/nw , Hsch. *da|da_fo/rios, o( (sc. mh/n), name of a month at Delphi, 729.1 , etc.: gwni-fo/ria, ta/, torchlight festival held in this month, Michel 995 4 . da|dhfo/ros, on, torch-bearing, epith. of ko/rh, 1.266c (Eleusis). da/|d-inos, h, on, (da/|s) of pine wood, Gal. 19.738 , Aët. 3.141 . da|d-i/on, to/, Dim. of dai/+s, da/|s, splinter of pine wood, Dsc. 1.69 , 2.73 ; little torch, Iamb. 21 .is', Procop. 2.20 , Poll. 10.111 ; used of firewood, Ar. 921 . dilator (cf. dai/+s 4 ), Hp. 1.13 , 2.133 . da|d-i/s, i/dos, h(, a torch-feast, Luc. 39 . da|dokope/w peu/khn, cut out the resin-glut from it, Thphr. 5.16.2 ( Pass. ). da|do/omai, Pass. , (da/|s) become afflicted with resin-glut, Thphr. 5.11.3 . da|dourg-e/w, = da|dokope/w , Thphr. 5.16.2 :— Pass. , Id. 4.16.1 . da|dourg-o/s, o(, one who cuts pines for torches, ib. 3.9.3 . da|doux-e/w, carry a torch, esp. in pageants, E. 343 , Luc. 22 . hold the office of da|dou=xos 1.1 , 2.1413 , 1414 . c. acc., celebrate, ta\ musth/ria Them. 5.71a :— Med. , go/on ou)x u(me/naion e)da|douxh/sato 413 :— Pass. , to be illuminated, Socr.Rhod. 1 . da|doux-i/a, h(, torch-bearing, LXX 4.22 , Plu. 2.621c , Luc. 38 . da|dou/x-ion, to/, office of the da|dou=xos, 12.6.99 (prob.). da/|doux-os, o(, (e)/xw) torch-bearer, App. 2.17 : but usu. of the holder of a hereditary office at the mysteries of the Eleusinian Demeter, X. 6.3.3 , Arist. 1405a20 , 12.76.25 , 2587.305 ; d. *ko/rhs 3.172.9 . metaph., da|dou=xoi th=s sofi/as Plu. 2.10e . of the Sun, Cleanth.Stoic. 1.123 . torch-stand, candelabrum, 4647 (Bostra): also in Lacon. form da|dw=xor, Hsch. da|do-fore/w, carry torches, Luc. 36 . produce dai/+s, Thphr. 9.2.8 . da|do-fo/ros, on, torch-bearing, *(eka/ta B. 23.1 . dadu/ssomai, to be distracted, e)n o(/ssw| de/ei dadu/ssesqe Sophr. 117 . da|d-w/dhs, es, resinous, Thphr. 3.9.7 , 9.2.5 ( Comp. ), Plu. 2.648d . da/|d-wsis, ews, h(, the disease of resin-glut, Thphr. 5.11.3 . daegw/: oi)=da, e)pi/stamai, Hsch. daeino/n: klau/simon, Id. (leg. kaus-). *da/eira [a^],h(, Knowing one, epith. of Persephone at Athens, Pherecyd. 45 J. , Lyc. 710 , 2.741 2 : *dai=ra, A. 277 , 22.1358.12 : —*daeiri/ths, ou, o(, her priest, Poll. 1.35 . daei/w, dah/menai, v. *da/w. daelo/s, Syracusan form of dalo/s, Sophr. 116 ; but, = dh=los , Hsch. da^ero/s, (dai/w A) hot, cj. in Emp. 90 ; also, black, or burnt, Hsch. dahqmo/n: e)mprhsmo/n, Hsch. dah/menai: e)/mpeiroi gunai=kes, Id. dahm-osu/nh, h(, skill, knowledge, A.R. 2.175 (pl.), 4.1273 , Orph. 728 (pl.), Them. 33.366a . dah/m-wn, on, gen. onos, (dah=nai) knowing, experienced in a thing, te/ktonos e)n pala/mh|si dah/monos Il. 15.411 ; e)n pa/ntess' e)/rgoisi dah/mona 23.671 : c. gen. rei, dah/moni fwti\ e)i/+skw a)/qlwn Od. 8.159 , cf. Democr. 197 : c. inf., kosmh=sai d. knowing best how to . ., Arr. 7.28.2 ; xrh/mata fula/ttein d. Them. 2.25c : Comp. -e/steros Eun. p.499B. , Procop. : Sup. -e/statos X. 1.2.12 , Agath. 5.6 . Adv. Sup. -e/stata Id. 3.25 . dah=nai, v. *da/w. da_h/r, e/ros, o(, voc. da=er, Il. 3.180 , 6.344 , Men. 135 : dat. written tw=| dairi (sic) 37.105 , cf. 8.382 , Buresch Aus Lydien 116 :— husband's brother, brother-in-law: gen. pl. as disyll., dae/rwn h)\ galo/wn Il. 24.769 . (Cf. Skt. devár-, Lith. gen. sg. dieve[rtilde]s, Slav. děver[icaron], Lat. lēvir.) dahro/n: qermo/n, lampro/n, kaumathro/n, 244.42 , cf. Hsch. ; perh.to be read in Emp. 90 , cf. daero/s. da/hs: ma/xhs mega/lhs, Hsch. da/hsis [a^], ews, h(, learning, understanding, d. kai\ e)mpeiri/a 250.53 . da/qea: a(/rph, frea/tia ( Tarent. ), Hsch. dai/, colloquial form of dh/, used after interrogatives, to express wonder or curiosity, ti/s d. o(/milos o(/d' e)/pleto; Od. 1.225 ; pou= d. nhu=s e(/sthke; 24.299 , cf. A.D. 78.2 (but wrongly read by Aristarch. for d' ai( Il. 10.408 ): freq. in Com., ti/ d. su\ . . pepoi/hkas; Ar. 351 ; mostly in a separate clause, ti/d.; what? how? Pherecr. 93 , Ar. 171 , al.; ti/ d. su/; Id. 136 ; pw=s d.; Id. 1212 ; dub. l. in A. 933 , 900 , S. 318 , but prob. to be read E. 1012 , 275 , al.: freq. in codd. of Pl. , but prob. f.l. for de/ , as in Ar. 912 . da^i+ [i^], Ep. dat. of dai/+s. dai+lmo/s, o(, division, parlition, EM 613.45 . daida^le/odmos, on, with artificial fragrance, mu/ra Emp. 128.5 . daida/l-eos [a^] (not -e/os, Hdn.Gr. 1.114 ), a, on: ( daida/llw):— cunningly or curiously wrought, in Hom.always of metal or wood, zwsth/r, qw/rhc, sa/kos, qro/nos, Il. 4.135 , 8.195 , 19.380 , Od. 1.131 ; la/rnac Simon. 37.1 , B. 5.140 ; also of embroidery, Hes. 575 , E. 470 (lyr.), Theopomp.Com. 33 . of natural objects, dappled, spotted, etc., of fish, Alex. 17 ; of deer, Nonn. 5.391 ; shot with light, sheeny, Opp. 1.218 . cunning, xei/r Pl. 22 : *(/hfaistos 9.755 . daidal-eu/omai, = daida/llw , Ph. 1.666 . daidal-eu/tria, h(, skilful workwoman, Lyc. 578 . daida/llw, Act. only in pres. and impf.:— work cunningly, embellish, sa/kos . . pa/ntose daida/llwn Il. 18.479 ; le/xos e)/ceon . . daida/llwn xrusw=| te kai\ a)rgu/rw| h)d' e)le/fanti Od. 23.200 ; of a painter or sculptor, Opp. 1.335 , 14.967 :— Pass. , to be spotted, marked, sfragi=si Opp. 1.324 . metaph., d. po/lin eu)anori/aisi Pi. 5.21 ; d. e)/pesin Id. 2.32 :— Pass. , dedaidalme/noi yeu/desi mu=qoi Id. 1.29 ; plou=tos a)retai=s ded. ib. 2.53 ; [me/lh] daidalqe/nt' a)oidai=s Id. 11.18 . dai/dal-ma, atos, to/, work of art, qew=n Theoc. 1.32 , cf. Luc. 13 ; ta\ th=s oi)kodomi/as d. Agath. 2.15 . daidal-o/eis, essa, en, = daida/leos, teu/xea Q.S. 1.141 ; bre/tas xrusw=| d. 9.332 (Nossis). dai/dal-os, on, cunningly or curiously wrought, ma/xaira Pi. 4.59 ( Did. , *daida/lou codd.); pe/plos A. 635 : in Hom. only neut. as Subst., o(\s xersi\n e)pi/stato dai/dala pa/nta teu/xein . . to frame all cunning works, Il. 5.60 , al.; tekto/nwn d. Pi. 5.36 , cf. Opp. 1.355 : also in sg., Od. 19.227 . spotted, speckled, or perh. rather, sheeny, shot with light, of fish, Opp. 1.58 . as pr. n., *dai/dalos, o(, Daedalus, i. e. the Cunning Worker, the Artist, traditional name for the first sculptor, Il. 18.592 , Pl. 97d : hence dai/dala, ta/, = statues, Paus. 9.3.2 : also *dai/dala, ta/, festival of Hera at Argos, ib., Plu. tit. daidalou/rg-hma, atos, to/, = dai/dalma, d. xa/lkeion Vett. Val. 275 . daidalourg-i/a, h(, cunning workmanship, Corp.Herm. 3.3.1 . daidalourg-o/s, o/n, cunningly wrought, a)ndria/ntes Zen. 3.7 . daida^lo/xeir, o(, h(, gen. xeiros, cunning of hand, AP 6.204 ( Leon. ). daidalo/w, = daida/llw , poet. inf. fut. -wse/men Pi. 1.105 . daidh/ssousi: basani/zousi, Hsch. daidu/ssesqai: e(/lkesqai, Id.; cf. dadu/ssomai. daie/lici: toi=s pepuraktwme/nois cu/lois meta\ prosbolh=s pursw=n (Arg.), Id. daihmo/s, o(, division, Id. (leg. daiqmo/s). daih=sai: dida/cai, Id.; cf. *a/w. dai/+zw, aor. e)da/i+ca (v. infr.):— Med. fut. dai/+sontai Man. 4.615 :— Pass. (v. infr., cf. dai/w B):—poet. (Trag.in lyr.), cleave asunder, pa/nta diemoira=to dai/+zwn Od. 14.434 ; xitw=na peri\ sth/qessi dai/+cai Il. 2.416 , cf. 7.247 ; dai/+zwn o)ce/i+ xalkw=| 24.393 ; ka/rana dai/+cas A. 396 . slay, dai/+zwn i(/ppous te kai\ a)ne/ras Il. 11.497 ; te/knon dai/+cw A. 208 : freq. in Pass. , xalkw=| dedai+gme/nos Il. 22.72 , etc.; dedai+gme/nos h)=tor pierced through the heart, 17.535 ; dedai+gme/non h)=tor a heart torn by misery, Od. 13.320 ; e)k bele/wn dai+xqei/s Pi. 6.33 ; e)c e)ma=n xerw=n E. 872 . rend, xersi\ ko/mhn h)/|sxune dai/+zwn Il. 18.27 (so in Med. fut., Man.l.c.); dai/+zein po/lin destroy it utterly, A. 680 , cf. 396 . divide, e)dai/+zeto qumo\s e)ni\ sth/qessin *)axaiw=n their soul was divided within them, Il. 9.8 ; dai+zo/menos kata\ qumo\n dixqa/dia divided or doubting between two opinions, 14.20 ; dai/+zein e)nne/a moi/ras to divide into . ., Orph. 712 . = dainu/nai (q. v.), qusi/as a(\s dai/+zoi a( po/lis 7.207 (Aegosthena). [da^-; but da_- Il. 11.497 , A. 396 .] (Prob. davi/zw from *da-vo-s 'cut'; cf. da^-te/omai.) daiqmo/s, o(, (dai/w B) allotment of land, 14.352i i23 (Halaesa). rule of distribution, IG 12(5).50 (Naxos). da^i+kta/menos, h, on, slain in battle, Il. 21.146.301 . da^i+kt-h/r, h=ros, o(, slayer, murderer, of Ares, Alc. 28 . as Adj., heart-rending, go/os A. 916 (lyr.). da^i+kt-h/s, ou=, o(, = foreg. 2 , fqo/nos 40.10 (prob.). da^i+kt-o/s, h/, o/n, to be slain, Orph. 976 . da^i/+kt-wr, oros, o(, = dai+kth/r 2 , ga/mos A. 798 (lyr.). dai=ma: spiqamh/n, kai\ to\ e)/gkwlon tou= sxoini/ou, sth/mona de\ (i. e. di/asma) *taranti=noi, Hsch. daimodi/a: h( tw=n a)ri/stwn e)pibolh/, Id. daimoi/: oi( katadikasqe/ntes ta\s ou)si/as ei)s basile/ws, Id. daimona/w, to be under the power of a dai/mwn, to suffer by a divine visitation, daimona=| do/mos kakoi=s A. 566 ; daimonw=ntes e)n a)/ta| Id. 1008 (lyr.): abs., to be possessed, to be mad, E. 888 , X. 1.1.9 , Plu. 20 , etc.; daimona=|s Men. 140 . daimonhtia=|: daimoni/zetai (Cret.), Hsch. daimoni-a/zomai, = daimoni/zomai 111 , 1.3007 . daimoni-ako/s, = daimoniko/s , 1.143 (-wn-). daimoni-a/w, to be possessed of a God, Phld. 1.18 . daimoni-a/rxhs, ou, o(, ruler of demons, Lact. 2.14.6 . daimon-i/zomai, Med. , = daimona/w, a)/llos kat' a)/llhn daimoni/zetai tu/xhn each one hath his own fate appointed, Philem. 191 . as Pass. , to be deified, S. 173 (so expld. by 90 ; Act. in Hsch. ). to be possessed by a demon or evil spirit, Ev.Matt. 4.24 , al., Plu. 2.706d . daimon-iko/s, h/, o/n, of persons or animals, possessed by a demon, zw=|on Plu. 2.362f : of things, sent by a demon, ou) qei=on, a)lla\ d. ib. 996c , cf. 458c ; d. du/namis ib. 363a . daimo/nion, to/, divine Power, Divinity, Hdt. 5.87 , E. 894 (lyr.), Isoc. 1.13 , Pl. 382e , etc.; to\ daimo/nion a)/r' h)\ qeo\s h)\ qeou= e)/rgon Arist. 1398a15 , cf. 1419a9 ; oi( qeoi\ ei)/sontai kai\ to\ d. D. 19.239 ; fobei=sqai mh/ ti d. pra/gmat' e)lau/nh| some fatality, Id. 9.54 ; ta\ tou= d. the favours of fortune, Pl. 992d . inferior divine being, metacu\ qeou= te kai\ qnhtou= Id. 202e ; kaina\ d. ei)sfe/rein X. 1.1.2 , Pl. 24c , cf. Vett. Val. 67.5 , etc.; applied to the 'genius' of Socrates, X. 1.1.2 , Pl. 40a , 151a , 3b . evil spirit, d. fau=la Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.338 , cf. LXX 32.17 , 3.8 , 7.22 , al., 1.46.120 (iv A. D.). daimonio/-plhktos, on, = daimonio/lhptos , 9.1 , Ptol. 169 : Subst. daimonio-plhci/a, h(, ib. 170 , Petas. ap. Olymp.Alch. p.95 B. daimo/nios, a, on: also os, on A. 892 , Lys. 6.32 , 383.175 (Commagene):— of or belonging to a dai/mwn: properly miraculous, marvellous, but: in Hom. only in voc., daimo/nie, -i/h, good sir, or lady, addressed to chiefs or commoners, Il. 2.190 , 200 , al., Hes. 655 : pl., Od. 4.774 : esp. in addressing strangers, 23.166 , 174 ; used by husbands and wives, Il. 6.407 , 486 (Hector and Andromache), 24.194 (Priam to Hecuba): later c. gen., daimo/nie a)ndrw=n Hdt. 4.126 , 7.48 , 8.84 : freq. in Com., in an iron. sense, w)= daimo/ni' a)ndrw=n Ar. 564 , 784 , etc.; w)= daimo/ni' Id. 44 , 175 ; w)= daimo/ni' a)nqrw/pwn Id. 1638 , cf. Pl. 344d , 522b , 489d , etc. from Hdt. and Pi. downwds. (Trag. in lyr.), heaven-sent, miraculous, marvellous, bw=lac Pi. 4.37 ; te/ras B. 15.35 , S. 376 ; o(rmh/ Hdt. 7.18 ; a)rai/, a)/xh, A. 892 , 581 ; h( fu/sis d. a)ll' ou) qei/a Arist. 463b14 ; eu)ergesi/a D. 2.1 ; ei) mh/ ti d. ei)/h were it not a divine intervention, X. 1.3.5 , cf. S. 1270 ; ta\ daimo/nia visitations of heaven, ways of God, Th. 2.64 , X. 1.1.12 ; pollai\ morfai\ tw=n d. E. 1159 , al.; d. a)na/gkh Lys. l.c.; d. tu/xh of ill fortune, Pl. 304b ; *)/apollon, e)/fh, daimoni/as u(perbolh=s ! Id. 509c . of persons, tw=| d. w(s a)lhqw=s kai\ qaumastw=| Id. 219b ; o( peri\ toiau=ta sofo\s d. a)nh/r ib. 203a ; daimo/nios th\n sofi/an Luc. 32 : Comp. -w/teros D.C. 53.8 . Adv. -i/ws by Divine power, opp. a)nqrwpi/nws, Aeschin. 3.133 , cf. Pl. 25e ; marvellously, Ar. 76 ; d. peri/ ti e)spoudakw/s Aeschin. 1.41 ; d. poiei=, of remedies, Aët. 15.14 , al.; [ oi)=nos] d. ge/rwn Alex. 167.5 ; d. kai\ megaloprepw=s prob. in Epicur. 183 (cf. da/i+os): neut. pl. as Adv., daimo/nia Ar. 585 ; daimoniw/tata a)poqnh/|skei most clearly by the hand of the gods, X. 7.4.3 : also in fem. dat., daimoni/a|, formed like koinh=|, qespesi/h| , etc., Pi. 9.110 . daimoniou=xos ai)ti/a, spiritual cause, Procl. p.513S. daimon-i/s, i/dos, h(, fem. of dai/mwn, Procl. 1.47 D., p.643S. , Herm. p.87 A. :—also daimo/n-issa, h(, 16.48 . daimon-ismo/s, o(, demoniac possession, Vett. Val. 2.18 . daimoniw/dhs, es, like a demon, Sch. Ar. 293 ; demoniacal, devilish, Ep.Jac. 3.15 ; like a dai/mwn, Procl. 1.113D. daimono-bla/beia [a^], h(, heaven-sent visitation, Plb. 28.9.4 . daimono-ma^-xe/w, fight against heaven, Eust. 1097.6 . daimono-plh/c, h=gos, smitten of heaven, cj. in S. 221.13 . daimono-plhci/a, h(, = daimoniopl- , Petas. ap. Olymp.Alch. p.97B. daimono-ta/kths, ou, o(, ruler of demons, PMag.Par. 1.1374 (pl., written daimonat.). dai/mwn, onos, voc. dai/mwn S. 1480 (lyr.), dai=mon Theoc. 2.11 , o(, h(, god, goddess, of individual gods or goddesses, Il. 1.222 , 3.420 , etc.; dai/moni i)=sos 5.438 ; e)mi/sgeto dai/moni dai/mwn, of *fili/h and *nei=kos, Emp. 59.1 :—but more freq. of the Divine power (while qeo/s denotes a God in person), the Deity, cf. Od. 3.27 ; pro\s dai/mona against the Divine power, Il. 17.98 ; su\n dai/moni by its grace, 11.792 ; kata\ dai/mona, almost, = tu/xh| , by chance, Hdt. 1.111 ; tu/xa| dai/monos Pi. 8.67 ; a)/maxos d., i. e. Destiny, B. 15.23 : in pl., o(/ti dai/mones qe/lwsin, what the Gods ordain, Id. 16.117 ; tau=ta d' e)n tw=| d. S. 1443 ; h( tu/xh kai\ o( d. Lys. 13.63 , cf. Aeschin. 3.111 ; kata\ dai/mona kai\ suntuxi/an Ar. 544 . the power controlling the destiny of individuals: hence, one's lot or fortune, dtugero\s de/ oi( e)/xrae d. Od. 5.396 , cf. 10.64 ; dai/monos ai)=sa kakh/ 11.61 ; dai/mona dw/sw I will deal thee fate, i.e. kill thee, I 1.8.166 ; freq. in Trag. of good or ill fortune, o(/tan o( d. eu)roh=| A. 601 ; d. a)sinh/s Id. 1342 (lyr.); koino/s Id. 812 ; gennai=os plh\n tou= dai/monos S. 76 ; dai/monos sklhro/ths Antipho 3.3.4 ; to\n oi)/aka stre/fei d. e(ka/sty Anaxandr. 4.6 ; personified as the good or evil genius of a family or person, d. tw=|pleisqenidw=n A. 1569 , cf. S. 1194 (lyr.); o( e(ka/stou d. Pl. 107d , cf. 121.505 , Iamb. 9.1 ; o( d. o( th\n h(mete/ran moi=ran lelogxw/s Lys. 2.78 ; a(/panti d. a)ndri sumpari/statai eu)qu\s genome/nw| mustagwgo\s tou= bi/ou Men. 16.2 D. ; d. a)la/stores Id. 8D. ; o( me/gas [tou= *kai/saros] d. Plu. 69 ; o( so\s d. kako/s ibid.; o( basile/ws d. Id. 15 ; h)=qos a)nqrw/pw| d. Heraclit. 119 ; *cenokra/ths fhsi\ th\n yuxh\n e(ka/stou ei)=nai d. Arist. 112a37 . dai/mones, oi(, souls of men of the golden age, acting as tutelary deities, Hes. 122 , Thgn. 1348 , Phoc. 15 , Emp. 115.5 , etc.; qew=n, d., h(rw/wn, tw=n e)n *(/aidou Pl. 392a : less freq. in sg., dai/moni d' oi(=os e)/hsqa to\ e)rga/zesqai a)/meinon Hes. 314 ; to\n te\ d. *darei=on a)gkalei=sqe, of the deified Darius, A. 620 ; nu=n d' e)sti\ ma/kaira d., of Alcestis, E. 1003 (lyr.), cf. 12(5).305.5 (Paros): later, of departed souls, Luc. 24 ; dai/mosin eu)sebe/sin, = Dis Manibus, IG 14.1683 ; so qeoi\ d., ib. 938 , al.: also, ghost, Paus. 6.6.8 . generally, spiritual or semi-divine being inferior to the Gods, Plu. 2.415a , al., Sallust. 12 , Dam. 183 , etc.; esp. evil spirit, demon, Ev.Matt. 8.31 , J. 8.2.5 ; fau=loi d. Alex.Aphr. 2.46 ; dai/monos e)/sodos ei)s to\n a)/nqrwpon, Aret. 1.4 ; pra=cis e)kba/llousa dai/monas 1227 . a)gaqo\s d. the Good Genius to whom a toast was drunk after dinner, Ar. 525 , Nicostr.Com. 20 , D.S. 4.3 , Plu. 2.655e , Philonid. ap. Ath. 15.675b , Paus. 9.39.5 , 12(3).436 (Thera), etc.; of Nero, a). d. th=s oi)koume/nhs 666.3 ; of the Nile, a). d. potamo/s ib. 672.7 (i A.D.); of the tutelary genius of individuals (supr. 1 ), a). d. *poseidwni/ou 1044.9 (Halic.): pl., dai/mones a)., = Lat. Di Manes, 1246 (Mylasa): Astrol., a)gaqo/s, kako/s d., names of celestial klh=roi, Paul.Al. 4 , 1 , etc. (Less correctly written *)agaqodai/mwn, q.v.). = dah/mwn , knowing, d. ma/xhs skilled in fight, Archil. 3.4 . ( Pl. 398b , suggests this as the orig. sense; while others would write dah/mones in Archil. , and get rid of this sense altogether; cf. however ai(/mwn. More probably the Root of dai/mwn (deity) is dai/w to distribute destinies;; cf. Alcm. 48 .) dai/nu_mi, imper. dai/nu_ Il. 9.70 , part. -u/nta Od. 4.3 : Ep. impf. dai/nu_ Il. 23.29 ; dai/nuen (from dainu/w) Call. 84 : fut. dai/sw Il. 19.299 , A. 305 : aor. e)/daisa Pi. 9.24 , Hdt. 1.162 , E. 15 :— Med. , dai/nu^tai Il. 15.99 : 2 sg. subj. dainu/h| Od. 19.328 ; Ep. 3 sg. opt. dainu=to Il. 24.665 ; 3 pl. opt. dainu/ato Od. 18.248 ; part. -u/menos Cratin. 142 ; 2 sg. impf. dai/nu) (i.e. -uo) Il. 24.63 : fut. dai/somai Lyc. 668 , Herod. 4.93 , etc., (meta-) Od. 18.48 : aor. e)daisa/mhn Archil. 99 , Pi. 10.31 , etc.; daisa/menoi Od. 18.408 ; [dainu^h Od. 19.328 ; but dainu_h| 8.243 (for wh. dainu/eai shd. be read)]. (V. dai/w B. ):—poet. Verb (used by Hdt. ), give a banquet or feast, dai/nu dai=ta ge/rousi Il. 9.70 ; e)/faskes . . dai/sein ga/mon didst promise to give me a marriage-feast, 19.299 , cf. Od. 4.3 , 141 , Pi. 1.72 ; o(toi=si ta/fon menoeike/a dai/nu Il. 23.29 , cf. Od. 3.309 ; d. u(menai/ous, ga/mous, E. 123 (lyr.), 707 . c. acc. pers., feast one on a thing, to\n . . *)astua/ghs a)no/mw| trape/zh| e)/daise Hdt. 1.162 , cf. E. 15 ; zw=n me dai/seis thou shalt be my living feast, A. 305 . Med. , have a feast given one, feast, in Hom. more freq. than Act. , Il. 15.99 , al., cf. Pi. 6(5).36 , Hdt. 1.211 ; dai/sasqai ga/mon Archil. l.c. c. acc., feast on, eat, dai=ta, e(kato/mbas, kre/a, Od. 3.66 , Il. 9.535 , Od. 12.30 ; kre/a dai/nusqai Hdt. 3.18 , Ant.Lib. 18.2 (but c. gen., Id. 11.7 ); e)dai/sato pai=da S. 771.5 , cf. 543 ; mi/an d. tra/pezan eat at a common table, Theoc. 13.38 : of fire, consume, Pi. 9.24 , S. 765 ; of poison, ib. 1088 . datcandros, on, man-destroying, xei=res 45 , cf. 5829 . da/i+os, contr. da=|os, a, on, Dor. for Ep. dh/ios ( contr. dh=os Thgn. 552b ), h, on: also da/i+os, on, E. 1301 (lyr.), 915 (lyr.) (Trag. always use the Dor. form): (dai/w *a):— hostile, destructive, Hom.only in Il. , dhi/+ou e)k pole/mou 7.119 ; d. a)/ndra 6.481 : esp. as epith. of pu=r, burning, consuming, 8.181 , al.; da/i+oi enemies, Pi. 8.28 , A. 559 ; la/fura da/wn Id. 278 (dub.l.); fo/bhma dai/+wn S. 699 (lyr.): in sg., fighting man, Ar. 1022 ; also da/ou ma/xas S. 239 ; dai/+on o(rma/n hostile, Ar. 335 (=[ Philox. ] 18 (anap.)); e)/pite dai/+an o(do/n Ar. 897 (lyr.). unhappy, wretched, A. 282 (lyr.), etc., S. 784 , E. 838 (lyr.). (dah=nai) knowing, cunning, texni/ths 4.119 (Posid.). Adv. dai/+ws Epicur. 183 codd. Plu. (daimoni/ws Usener). [da_i+os: but disyll. in Hom. where the last syll. is long; Trag., when disyll., written da=|os, A. 282 ; dh^i^wn at the end of a pentam., 6.123 (Anyte).] da_i+o/frwn, onos, o(, h(, (frh/n) unhappy in mind, miserable, A. 918 (lyr.). dai+o/w, v. dhio/w. dai/+s, dai/+dos, Att. contr. da/|s, da|do/s, h(: (dai/w *a):— fire-brand, pinetorch, dai/+dwn u(po\ lampomena/wn Il. 18.492 ; dai/+das meta\ xersi\n e)/xontes Od. 7.101 ; da=|des, = lampa/des , Philyll. 29 ; a)rame/nh dai/+das 12(5).229.8 ; e)/laxen mustipo/lous d, of a da|dou=xos, ib. 3.172 : in sg., Ar. 1494 , Antiph. 199 , 272 : collective in sg., metaph., e)pi\ th\n da=|da proelqei=n to come to the funeral-torch. i.e. end of life, Plu. 2.789a . as collective noun, pine-wood, such as torches were made of, 57.32 (Milet., V B.C.), Ar. 612 , Th. 7.53 , X. 7.5.23 , Arist. 791b24 , 1.329.24 . a disease in pines, resin-glut, Thphr. 3.9.5 . = dadi/on 2 , Hp 2.133 . da/i+s (dai/w *a), war, battle, mostly in apoc. dat. dai/+, as always in Hom. , Il. 13.286 , al., cf. Hes. 650 , A. 925 : acc. da/i+n Call. 243 . dai/s, daito/s, h(, (dai/w *b) meal, banquet, dai\s e)i/+sh, duly shared, Il. 15.95 , etc.; dai\s pi/eira sumptuous banquet, 19.179 ; sacrificial feast, bwmo\s e)deu/eto daito\s e)i/+shs 24.69 ; dai=ta qa/leian Hom. Fr.inc. 4 Kinkel (cf. Od. 17.382 ); *que/stou dai=ta paidei/wn krew=n the feast of Th. on . ., A. 1242 , cf. 1593 : pl., Od. 20.182 , A. 483 : of beasts of prey, Il. 24.43 ; [ tou/tois] pare/cw dai=q' u(f' w(=n e)ferbo/mhn S. 957 . meat, food, E. 245 , cf. Od. 18.279 . personified, S. 605 . Rare in Prose (exc. in Homeric allusions, Pl. 247a , etc.) as Hdt. 1.133 , 211 . daisa/nh: ptisa/nh, 251.47 . dai/simos or dai/sios, eatable, Hsch., 352.29 . *dai/sios, o(, a Macedonian month, 700.39 (ii B. C.), Plu. 16 , 19 , 53 , etc. dai=sis, ews, h(, division of property, Leg.Gort. 4.25 , 5.47 . da^i/+sfaltos, on, in which one is overthrown, pa/lh Lyc. 170 . daita^l-a/omai, feast, Lyc. 654 . -eu/s, e/ws, o(, banqueter, a)/klhtos d., of the eagle eating Prometheus' liver, A. 1024 : pl., 30 D; *daitalh=s, play by Aristophanes. daita^l-ourgi/a, h(, cookery, Lyc. 199 . dai/th, h(, poet. for dai/s, feast, banquet, Il. 10.217 (pl.), Od. 3.44 , A.R. 2.761 , Call. 1.1.5 ; of beasts, Opp. 2.251 , Nic. 380 . dai/thqen, Adv. from a feast, Od. 10.216 , Theoc. 17.28 . daith/rion, to/, place of distribution, EM 251.52 , Zonar. dai/ths, ou, o(, priest who divided the victims, E. 472.12 . dai=tis, v. de/tis. epith. of Aphrodite at Ephesus, 17.146 . daitr-ei/a, h(, place where meat is cut up, Hdn. 19 . daitr-eutw=s, Adv. by dividing or distributing, Zonar daitr-eu/w, divide, esp. cut up meat, daitreu=sai/ te kai\ o)pth=sai to cut up and roast it, Od. 15.323 ; a)\n de\ . . i(/stato daitreu/swn to carve, 14.433 ; ta\ d' a)/ll' e)s dh=mon e)/dwke daitreu/ein to cut up for distribution among the people, Il. 11.705 , cf. 688 ; i(/ppous dai/treuon, of the Amazons, A.R. 2.1176 ; ta\ pio/tera tw=n proba/twn Them. 13.171c ; of animals, devour prey, Opp. 2.294 : — Med. ,ib. 606 , Nonn. 5.363 , al.:— Pass. , Lyc. 160 ,etc. -o/n, to/, one's portion, daitro\n pi/nein Il. 4.262 . daitropo/nos, = sitopo/nos, sitopoio/s , Hsch., 252.4 . daitro/s, o(, (dai/w) one that carves and portions out, esp. meat at table, Od. 1.141 , 17.331 , Lyc. 35 , Nic. 258 , Ath. 1.12d . hereditary priest who officiated at the Dipolia, Porph. 2.30 . daitrosu/nh, h(, art of carving meat into portions, Od. 16.253 (pl.). daitu^m-oneu/s, Ep. gen. h=os, o(, = sq., Nonn. 2.666 . daitu^m-w/n, o/nos, o(, (dai/s) one that is entertained, guest, (but in Od. 4.621 of those who bring each his portion) Hom. only in pl., Od. 7.102 , 148 , al, cf. Hdt. 1.73 , etc.: in sg., Pl. 345c , Arist. 1282a22 . daitu/s, u/os, h(, Ep. for dai/s, a meal, Il. 22.496 . dai/+frwn, on, gen. onos, (da/i+s) (warlike, fiery, Il. 2.23 ,al. (not in Od. ); *latou=s quga/thr B. 5.122 , cf. 137 , Q.S. 1.47 ; d. a)lkh/ Id. 1.218 . (dah=nai) wise, prudent, *)odush=a d. poikilomh/thn Il. 11.482 , cf. Od. 1.48 , al.; of a charioteer, Il. 24.325 ; craftsman, Od. 8.373 ; of a woman, 15.356 : hence d. *persefo/neia 359 , cf. Pi. 9.84 . (da(s)i-, cf. Skt. dasra/s 'working miracles'.) dai/w (A), Act. only pres. and impf. (but e)/deuse may be for e)/dause aor. 1, cf. infr. 11 , 1902.1098 ): — Pass. , pres. and impf., Hom. : aor. 2 subj. da/htai Il. 20.316 : also intr. in pf. 2 Act. de/dha, plpf. dedh/ein (v. infr.); Ep. part. fem. deda^ui=a Nonn. 6.305 : aor. part. daisqei/s E. 914 (if not from dai/numi): also aor. 2 subj. dabh=|, e)kdabh=|, Hsch. : pf. Pass. de/daumai (v. infr. 11 ). (*dav-yw, cf. de-dau-me/nos, dabelo/s, Skt. dunō óti 'burn'):—poet. Verb, light up, kindle, dai=e/ oi( e)k ko/ruqo/s te kai\ a)spi/dos a)ka/maton pu=r she made fire burn from . ., Il. 5.4 , cf. 7 ; e)k d' au)tou= dai=e flo/ga 18.206 , cf. 227 ; so pu=r kai\ fw=s d. A. 864 (lyr.); flo/ga Id. 496 : metaph., dai=e d' e)n o)fqalmoi=s . . po/qon A.R. 4.1147 :— Pass. , blaze, burn fiercely, e)n pedi/w| pu=r dai/eto kai=e de\ nekrou/s Il. 21.343 ; puri\ o)/sse dedh/ei blazed with fire, 12.466 ; e)n de/ oi( o)/sse dai/etai blaze like fire, Od. 6.132 ; semnw=n o)rgi/wn e)dai/eto flo/c S. 765 : mostly metaph. sense, ma/xh po/lemo/s te de/dhen Il. 20.18 , al., cf. 12.35 , 17.253 ; *)/ossa dedh/ei Rumour spread like wild-fire, 2.93 ; filofrosu/nh dedh/ei glowed, Emp. 130.2 . burn up, mh=r' e)pi\ bwmw=n 1035.20 (Pergam.); sa/rkas e)/deuse (sic) puri/ l.c.; ta\n xw/ran d. Decr.Byz. ap. D. 18.90 ; use cautery, Hp. 2 (very rare in Prose):— Pass. , flogi\ sw=ma daisqei/s E. l.c.; mhri/wn dedaume/nwn Semon. 30 ; e)n e)/rwti ded., prob. in Call. 50 (cf. da/knw 111 ). dai/w (B), divide:— Act. is not found in this sense (for aor. e)/daisa v. dai/numi ), dai/+zw being used:— Pass. , dai/etai h)=tor my heart is torn, distracted, Od. 1.48 : Ep. 3 pl. pf., *ai)qi/opas, toi\ dixqa\ dedai/atai ib. 23 : —more freq. in Med. , distribute, kre/a dai/eto 15.140 ; kre/a polla\ daio/menos 17.332 ; ph/mata . . dai/ontai brotoi=s a)qa/natoi Pi. 3.81 ; cf. date/omai. aor. e)/daisa, feast, from Hdt. downwards, though formed from dai/w, belongs in sense to dai/numi (q. v.):— Med. , feast on, [a)mbrosi/hn] dai/ontai Matro 72 . (dai- also in dai/s, dai/numi, etc.: prob. akin to da- in date/omai.) da/kar, v.l. for da/rka , Dsc. 1.13 . da^ke/qu_mos, on, heart-eating, heart-vexing, i(drw/s Simon. 58.5 ; a)/th S. 705 (lyr.). da^keto/n or da/keton, to/, = da/kos 1 , Ar. 1069 , Thphr. 9.19.3 , Ph. 1.399 , etc.: as Adj., d. qhri/a D.S. 1.87 , 20.42 , Vett. Val. 126.29 . da/kia: ta\ a)/gria o)rniqa/ria, Hsch. ; but, = ta\ mikra\ qhri/a , 245.33 . dakku/lios, v. da/ktulos. dakn-a/zw, = da/knw , 7.504 ( Leon. ). metaph. in Pass. , to be afflicted, mournful, imper. dakna/zou A. 571 . dakn-hro/s, a/, o/n, biting, e)/ph Phld. p.31 W.; daknhro/n, to/, ib. p.75 W., Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.44 . dakn-i/s, h(, a bird, Hsch. dakn-isth/r, h=ros, o(, biter, stinger, v. makisth/r. da/kn-w, Hippon. 49.6 (cj.), A. 399 , etc.: fut. dh/comai Hp. 16 , 1.18 ( v.l. da/cetai ): pf. de/dhxa Babr. 77 : aor. 1 e)/dhca late, Luc. 9 : aor. 2 (the only tense in Hom. ) e)/da^kon Batr. 181 , Tyrt. 10.32 , etc., Ep. da/ke Il. 5.493 , redupl. de/dake 12.15 ( Strat. ): Ep. inf. dake/ein Il. 17.572 : — Pass. , da/knomai Thgn. 910 : fut. dhxqh/somai E. 1100 : aor. e)dh/xqhn S. 254 , Ar. 18 , etc.; later e)da/khn Aret. 2.2 : pf. de/dhgmai Ar. 1 , etc.; Dor. dedagme/nos Pi. 8.87 , Call. 50 codd.:—bite, of dogs, dake/ein me\n a)petrwpw=nto leo/ntwn Il. 18.585 ; of a gnat, i)sxana/a| dake/ein 17.572 ; sto/mion d. champ the bit, A. 1009 ; xei=los o)dou=si dakw/n, as a mark of stern determination, Tyrt.l.c.: abs., dakw\n a)na/sxou Men. 141 ; d. sto/ma bite one's tongue, so as to refrain from speaking, pro\ tw=n toiou/twn xrh\ lo/gwn d. sto/ma A. 397 , cf. S. 976 ; d. e(auto/n to bite one's lips for fear of laughing, Ar. 43 ; so (by a joke para\ prosdoki/an) d. qumo/n Id. 1369 ; d. xo/lon A.R. 3.1170 . metaph. of pungent smoke and dust, sting, Ar. 18 , 298 , 822 ; d. o)/mmata, of dry winds, Hp. 3.17 . of the mind, bite, sting, da/ke de\ fre/nas *(/ektori mu=qos Il. 5.493 , cf. Hes. 567 ; e)/dake lu/ph Hdt. 7.16 .a'; sumfora\ d. A. 846 ; lo/foi de\ kw/dwnt' ou) da/knous' a)/neu doro/s have no sting, Id. 399 ; sai/nousa da/kneis S. 885 ; to\ da/knon th=s sumboulh=s Jul. 7.207d ; of love, pa/ntes oi( e)n w(/ra| to\n filo/paida da/knousi Pl. 474d :—freq. in Pass. , dhxqei=sa ke/ntrois . . h)ra/sqh E. 1303 ; e)/rwti dedagme/nos Call. l.c.; of vexation, da/knomai yuxh/n Thgn. 910 ; sumfora=| dedagme/noi Pi.l.c.; de/dhgmai kardi/an Ar. 1 ; u(po\ th=s dapa/nhs Id. 12 ; pro/s ti, e)pi/ tini, at a thing, S. 378 , X. 4.3.3 ; u(po\ tw=n e)n filosofi/a| lo/gwn Pl. 218a : c.part., e)dh/xqh a)kou/sas X. 1.4.13 . (Cf.Skt.dáśati 'bite', Goth. tahjan 'tear'.) dakn-w/dhs, es, biting, pungent, Hp. 5.20 , Gal. 6.237 ; painful, Mich. 499.3 . da/kos [a^], eos, to/, (da/knw) animal of which the bite is dangerous, noxious beast, A. 583 (lyr.), 558 ; *)argei=on d., of the Trojan horse, Id. 824 ; da/kh qhrw=n rauenous beasts, E. 646 ; qh/reion d. Id. 325 ; generally, b. da/kos, of a whale, Opp. 5.333 . bite, sting, d. kakagoria=n Pi. 2.53 , cf. Opp. 2.454 , 5.30 . dako/ssai: porqh=sai, Hsch. da/kru, to/, used by Poets metri gr. for da/kruon in sg. da/kru and dat. pl. da/krusi Il. 9.570 , etc.: dat. pl. sts. in Prose, Th. 7.75 , D. 30.32 , Eu/.Luc. 7.38 : pl., da/krh 1.121 (cj. Bgk. in Pi. 122.3 , cf. da/kruon 2 ):—tear, Il. 2.266 , Od. 4.114 , A. 638 , etc.; tou= o(/ ge d. xe/wn Od. 2.24 . generally, drop, liba/nou Pi. l.c.; d. peu/kinon E. 1200 . (Cf.Lat. lacruma, Goth. tagr, O E. tear.) dakr-u/dion, to/, Dim. of du/kru, = skammwni/a , Ps.- Dsc. 4.170 , cf. Alex. Trall. 5 . da/kr-u_ma, atos, to/, that which is wept for, a subject for tears, Orac. ap. Hdt. 7.169 . tear, A. 134 (lyr.), E. 92 (pl.). dakruo-go/nos, on, author of tears, *)/arhs A. 682 (lyr.). dakruo/-eis, essa, en, neut. -o/ein A.R. 4.1291 : of persons, tearful, Il. 21.506 , etc.; go/os Od. 24.323 ; dakruo/en gela/sasa smiling through tears, Il. 6.484 . of things, causing tears, po/lemos, a)/lgea, qa/natos, 5.737 , Hes. 227 , etc. da/kruon, to/, used in sg. da/kruon, pl. da/krua, -u/wn, -u/ois, Ep. gen. pl. dakruo/fi (-fin) Il. 17.696 , Od. 5.152 , etc.: (v. da/kru):— tear, d. qerma\ xe/wn Il. 16.3 ; d. lei/bein, ei)/bein, 13.88 , Od. 4.153 ; blefa/rwn a)/po d. h(=ken 23.33 ; e)s da/krua pesei=n Hdt. 6.21 ; i)/sxein phga\s dakru/wn S. 803 (lyr.), etc.; meta\ pollw=n d. i(keteu/ein Pl. 34c . that which drops like tears, gum, sap, th=s a)ka/nqhs Hdt. 2.96 ; krommu/ou Hp. 2.201 ; tw=n de/ndrwn Arist. 553b28 ; a)mpe/lou 11.298 ; to\ h)/lektron kai\ o(/sa le/getai w(s da/krua Arist. 388b19 ; d. ka/mwnos, = skammwni/a , Nic. 484 ; of the bulbils of kri/non (q.v.), Thphr. 2.2.1 , al. = da/krumai , 1 , 7.527 ( Theodorid. ). dakru^o-peth/s, e/s, making tears fall, pa/qea A. 113 (lyr.). dakru^o-poio/s, o/n, inducing tears, Dsc. 1.1 . dakru^o/-ti_mos, on, honoured with tears, Orph. 56.6 . dakru-plw/w, (ple/w) swim with tears, of drunken men, Od. 19.122 . dakru-rroe/w, melt into tears, shed tears, S. 326 , Ph. 2.179 ; xara=| S. 1313 ; e)pi\ paisi/ E. 1181 ; of the eyes, run with tears, Hp. 4.25 ; o)/mma dakruroou=n E. 826 , cf. 370 codd., Alex. 313 . of vines, 'weep', Thphr. 3.13.2 , 5.38 . dakru/-rroia, h(, shedding of tears, Ps.-Callisth. 3.3 , Sch. E. 788 . dakru/-rroos, on, flowing with tears, E. 773 ; te/knwn phgai/ Id. 98 . dakru^si/staktos, on, in floods of tears, neut. pl. as Adv., A. 400 (lyr.). dakru_to/s, o/n (h/, o/n J. 4.8.48 ), wept over, tearful, e)lpi/s A. 236 ; mo/ros 7.495 ( Alc. ); a)pallagh/ J.l.c.: irreg. Sup. dakruw/tatos, Hsch. dakru^-xa^rh/s, e/s, delighting in tears, plou/twn 14.769 (Naples); *la/qas keuqmw/n 11.477 (Cret.); kni/smata prob.l.in 5.165 ( Mel. ). dakru^-xe/wn, ousa, wrongly written for da/kru xe/wn in Hom. , etc.: hence Nonn. formed dakruxe/ein in trans. sense, bewail, D. 5.532 . dakru/w, first in A. 81 : fut. -u/sw E. 658 , later -u/somai Tryph. 404 : aor. e)da/kru_sa Hdt. 1.112 , etc., Ep. da/kru_sa Od. 11.55 : pf. deda/kru_ka Alciphr. 2.3.14 :— Med. , dakru/esqai A. 815 : aor. dakru/sato Tryph. 431 :— Pass. , pres., E. 1226 : pf. deda/kru_mai Il. 16.7 , etc.: [u long in all tenses, except in late Poets, as 9.148 ]: (for the Root, v. da/kru ). intr., weep, shed tears, Od. l.c., etc.: c. acc. cogn., d. go/ous to lament with tears, S. 580 : c. gen. causae, d. sumfora=s E. 528 (dub. l.); d. ble/fara to flood them with tears, Id. 948 ; d. xara=| X. 7.2.9 ; e)pi\ tai=s sumforai=s Isoc. 4.168 :— Pass. , pf. deda/krumai to be in tears, ti/pte deda/krusai, *patro/klees; Il. 16.7 ; deda/kruntai de\ pareiai/ 22.491 ; dedakrume/nos in tears, Pl. 364b , Plu. 6 , etc. of the eyes, run, Arist. 620a5 . of trees, exude gum, Thphr. 121 ; h)/lektron dakru/ein Luc. 55 . c. acc., weep for, tina/ A. 1490 (lyr.), S. 1486 , Ar. 1027 , etc.:— Pass. , to be wept for, sumfora\ dakru/etai E. 1226 (prob. Med. in A. 815 ). dakruw/dhs, es, exuding a watery fluid, e(/lkos d. kai\ a)nekpu/hton Hp. 25 ; running at the eyes, 1 , al. tear-like, surroh/, of the bulbils of kri/non (cf. da/kruon 1.2 ), Thphr. 6.6.8 . tearful, lamentable, Luc. 14 . daktu^l-h/qra, h(, (da/ktulos) finger-sheath, X. 8.8.17 , Clearch. 21 ; thumb-screw, LXX 8.13 . daktu^/l-hqron, to/, ring, Them. 21.253a . daktu^l-iai=os, a, on, of a finger's length, breadth or thickness, r(a/bdoi Hp. 30 ; ka/raboi Arist. 549b10 ; tomoi\ d. tw=| te mh/kei kai\ pa/xei Damocr. ap. Gal. 13.1000 : Astron., a digit in extent, Cleom. 2.3 . possessing da/ktuloi, d. me/rh tou= sw/matos, i.e. hands and feet, D.S. 1.77 . daktu^l-i/dion [li_], to/, Dim. of daktu/lios, ring, IG 11(2).161 119 (Delos, iii B. C.), 1104.13 ( 8 B.C.), 126.55 (ii A. D.), Poll. 2.155 , 5.100 , 843.8 , etc., but rejected by Atticists, cf. 88 . daktuli/dion [li^], to/, Dim. of da/ktulos, toe, Ar. 417 . daktu^l-i/druon, to, late spelling of daktuli/dion 1 , 1036.14 (ii A. D.):—also dakturitriw( n) (sic, gen. pl.), 2.193v4 (ii A. D.), cf. ib. 44 . daktu^l-i/zw, = daktulodeikte/w (in bad sense), Hsch. s.vv. e)daktu/lizon, skindareu/esqai. Pass. in metre, to be made a dactyl, Eust. 874.8 . daktu^l-iko/s, h/, o/n, of or for the finger: au)lo\s d. a flute played with the fingers, Ath. 4.176f ; d. yh=fos a stone for calcuiating, AP 11.290 ( Pall. ). for the anus, e)/mplastros Orib. 83 , Cass.Fel. 74 . dactylic, r(uqmo/s Longin. 39.4 , Heph. 4 . Adv. -kw=s, podi/zesqai Eust. 11.25 . = daktuliai=os, dia/sthma Theo Sm. p.125 H. daktu^lio-glu^fi/a, h(, art of cutting gems, Pl. 1.128c . daktu^lio-glu/fos, o(, engraver of gems, Critias 66 D. , Phld. 1676.5 , D.L. 1.57 , Gal. 12.205 . daktu^lio-qh/kh, h(, collection of gems, Plin. 37.11 . ring-case, Mart. 11.59 . daktu/lion, to/, = sq. 1 , 781 ii 15 : = sq. 11.2 , Aët. 2.185 (s.v.l.); also v. l. for dakru/dion Ps.- Dsc. 4.170 . daktu/lios [u^], Boeot. dakku/lios (v. da/ktulos), o(, ring, signet, Sapph. 35 , Hdt. 2.38 , Ar. 884 , Pl. 359e ; o( e)pi\ tou= d. keeper of the signet, LXX 1.22 ; o( th=s po/lews d. 229.88 (Smyrna, iii B. C.); d. farmaki/ths Eup. 87 , cf. Antiph. 177 . anything ringshaped, as, felloe of a wheel, Poll. 1.145 . anus, Dsc. 1.70 , Luc. 17 , 28.68 (iv A. D.). pl., movable rings on a bit, X. 10.9 . stone to which mooring-cables were attached, Hsch. door-handle, Id. end of the steering-paddle, Id. daktu^liourgo/s, o(, ring-maker, Philyll. 15 , Pherecr. 207 . daktu^l-i/s, i/dos, h(, name of a kind of grape, Plin. 14.40 . = da/ktulos , Steph. in Hp.Aph. 2.294D. daktu^l-i/skos, o(, Dim. of da/ktulos 11 , 7.3073.115 (Lebad.). daktu^l-isth/s, ou=, o(, ( da/ktulos 11 ) measurer, surveyor, PFay. 12.11 (i A. D.), 126.32 (ii A. D.). daktu^li=tis, h(, = a)ristoloxei/a makra/ , Dsc. 3.4 , Isid. 17.9.52 . daktu^lo-deikte/w, point with the finger, D. 25.68 : c. acc., D.C. 61.17 :— Pass. , D.H. 7.4 , Ph. 2.539 . daktu^lo/-deiktos, on, pointed at with the finger, me/laqra A. 1332 (lyr.), cf. PLond.ined. 1821 . daktu^lo/-diktos, on, (dikei=n) thrown from the fingers, d. me/los, of the humming of a top, A. 57 codd. Str. (-deikton edd.). daktu^lo-do/xmh, h(, four fingers' breadth, = palaisth/ , Poll. 2.157 . daktu^lo-eidh/s, e/s, like a finger, Philem. Gloss. ap. Ath. 11.468f , Ruf. 22 . daktu^lo-kamyo/du^nos, on, wearying the fingers by keeping them bent, APl. 1.18 . daktu^lo-koiloglu/fos [lu^], o(, = daktulioglu/fos , 4.1648 (Philadelphia). daktu^lo-poihtiko/s, h/, o/n, finger-making, du/namis Phlp. 193.11 . daktu^lo/-pous, o(, gen. podos, first phalanx, d. h)\ r(izoda/ktulos 7.238.25 . da/ktu^los, o(, poet. pl. da/ktula Theoc. 19.3 , 9.365 ( Jul. Imp.), also Arist. 810a22 : -finger, e)pi\ daktu/lwn sumba/llesqai tou\s mh=nas to reckon on the fingers, Hdt. 6.63 ; o( me/gas d. the thumb, Id. 3.8 , Diog.Apoll. 6 ; o( me/sos Arist. 687b18 ; oi(lixanoi/ Hp. 37 ; o( e)/sxatos Id. 687b17 : prov., a)/krw| d. geu/esqai Procop.Gaz. 31 ; ou)k a)/cia yo/fou daktu/lwn Clearch. 5 . oi( d. tw=n podw=n the toes, X. 4.5.12 ; and, without podo/s, Batr. 45 , Ar. 874 , Arist. 494a12 ; to\ tw=n d. me/geqos e)nanti/ws e)/xei e)pi/ te tw=n podw=n kai\ tw=n xeirw=n Id. 690a30 ; o( me/sos d. of a monkey, Id. 502b3 ; o( mei/zwn d. the great toe, Plu. 3 . b. of the toes of beasts, Arist. 498a34 ; of birds, Id. 695a22 . a measure of length, finger's breadth, = about 7 / 10 of an inch, Hdt. 1.60 , al.; pw/nwmen, da/ktulos a)me/ra Alc. 41 ; da/ktulos a)w/s 12.50 ( Asclep. ): Astron., digit, i.e. twelfth part of the sun's or moon's apparent diameter, Cleom. 2.3 . metrical foot, dactyl, -^ ^, Pl. 400b ; r(uqmo\s kata\ da/ktulon Ar. 651 ; d. kat' i(/ambon, diiambus, Aristid. Quint. 1.17 . da/ktuloi, oi(, a dance, Ath. 14.629d . date, fruit of the foi=nic, Arist. 342a10 , Artem. 5.89 . kind of grape, Plin. 14.15 , Colum. 3.2.1 . = a)/grwstis , Plin. 24.182 . *da/ktuloi *)idai=oi mythical wizards and craftsmen in Crete (or Phrygia, D.S. 17.7 ), attached to the cult of Rhea Cybele, Hes. 176 , Pherecyd. 47 J. , S. 364 , Str. 8.3.30 , D.S. 5.64 , 12(9).259.22 (Eretria). d. *)idai=oi, = glukusi/dh , Dsc. 3.140 . fossil found in Crete, Plin. 37.170 . d. qeou= the hand of God, LXX 8.19 , cf. 11.20 . (Orig. *da/tkulos, cf. Boeot. dakku/lios 462 51 ; dat- = d[ngnull]t, cf. Skt. a-datkas 'toothless'.) daktu^lo/triptos, on, worn by the fingers, a)/traktos 6.247.3 ( Phil. ). daktu^lwto/s, h/, o/n, with finger-like handles, e)/kpwma Ion Trag. 1 , Didym. ap. Ath. 11.468e . da/la: a)/mpelos, Hsch. da/lan: lu/mhn, Id. (Cf. dhle/omai.) dala/gxan: qa/lassan ( Maced. ), Id. da/lemon: khdemo/na, Id. da_le/omai, Dor. for dhle/omai. da^lero/s, a/, o/n, burning, hot, dub.l.in Emp. 90.2 . da/lidas: ta\s memnhsteume/nas, Hsch. (leg. ta/lidas). da_li/on, to/, Dim. of dalo/s, Ar. 959 . *da/lios, Dor. for *dh/lios (q.v.). dalioxei=n, = paidi\ sunei=nai (Ambrac.); also, = moixeu/ein , Hsch. : dalioxo/s: moixo/s, Id. dali/s: mwro/s, Id. da/lkion: pina/kion, Id. da/llei: kakourgei=, Id. (Cf. dhle/omai.) dallw/ or dalw/, old woman (cf. dalo/s 11 ), Id. dalma=nai: ei)ka/sai, Id. *dalma^tei=s, oi(, Dalmatians, Plb. 12.5.2 , Str. 7.5.5 :—also *dalma/tai, App. 11 : *dalmati/a, h(, Str. 7.5.3 :—Adj. daktu^lo-tiko/s, h/, o/n, Id. 7.5.5 :—hence *dalma^tikh/, h(, a robe, 21.16 (iii A.D.):—more freq. *delm-, 19.9 , al., 93.7 (ii/iii A.D.):— Dim. *delmati/kion, to/, 1988 , 1026.10 (V A.D. ):—also dermatikh/, 405.10 (iii A.D.):— Dim. dermati/kin, 413.8 (ii/iii A.D.). dalma^tikoma^fo/rths, ou, o(, Dalmatian cloak with a hood, POxy. 1273.14 (iii A.D.) (delm-:— Dim. derma^tikoma^fo/rtin, ib. 114.5 (ii/iii A.D.). *da_logenh/s, e/s, Dor. for *dhlogenh/s. da_lo/s, o(, (dai/w) fire-brand, Il. 15.421 , Od. 5.488 , E. 471 , 472 , A. 608 (lyr.), Arist. 344a26 ; beacon-light, AP 9.675 ; of the thunderbolt, Il. 13.320 , cf. Luc. 2 . a kind of meteor, Arist. 341b28 . burnt-out torch: metaph. of an old man, 12.41 ( Mel. ). (Contr. fr. da^velo/s, cf. dabelo/s.) dalo/s: mela/nouros i)xqu/s, Hsch. dalou=n: su/ntomon, Id. da/ltos, Cypr. = de/ltos , 135.26 H. (Idalium). dama/zw A. 324 (lyr.), etc.: fut. dama/sw 6.329 ( Leon. ); Ep. dama/ssw Il. 22.176 , also dama=|, dama/a|, 1.61 , 22.271 ; 3 pl. damo/wsi 6.368 (v. dama/w): aor. 1 e)da/ma^sa Pi. 7.90 (part. dama/ssais 9.92 ), Ep. e)da/massa, da/massa, Il. 5.191 , Od. 14.367 : pf. deda/maka Stob. 82 :— Med. , fut. Ep. dama/ssomai Il. 21.226 : aor. e)dama/ssato, dama/santo, damassa/menos, Od. 9.516 , Il. 10.210 , Od. 9.454 ; aor. 1 opt. dama/saito 2.11 : aor. 2 opt. da/moito 4000.18 (Iconium):— Pass. , fut. 3 dedmh/somai 543 ; irreg. damou=mai 1.2906 : aor. e)dama/sqhn Od. 8.231 , Pi. 2.20 , A. 279 (lyr.), E. 563 ; Ep. dama/sqhn Il. 19.9 , cf. 16.816 ; e)dmh/qhn, imper. dmhqh/tw 9.158 , dmhqei/s 4.99 , Hes. 1000 , Dor. dma_qei/s A. 907 (lyr.), E. (lyr., v. infr.), Cerc. 7.1 : e)da/mhn [a^] Il. 13.812 , Parm. 7.1 , etc.; Ep. da/mhn Od. 3.90 ; 3 pl. da/men Il. 8.344 ; Ep. subj. damei/w Od. 18.54 , 2 and 3 sg. damh/h|s -h/h| Il. 3.436 , 22.246 , 2 pl. damh/ete 7.72 ; opt. damei/hn Il. 3.301 , E. 648 ; inf. damh=nai Il. 15.522 , A. 368 (lyr.), S. 200 , Ep. inf. da^mh/menai Il. 20.312 ; part. damei/s 22.40 , Sapph. 90 , etc. (only form of aor. used by S. , and preferred by A. and E. ): pf. de/dmhmai Il. 5.878 , etc., -hme/nos 14.482 , etc.; later dedamasme/nos Nic. 29 , 550.9 : plpf. de/dmhto Od. 3.305 ; 3 pl. -h/ato Il. 3.183 .—Poet. Verb, used by X. in pres. part. dama/zwn 4.3.10 : aor. Pass. damasqei=en ib. 4.1.3 ; also inf. damasqh=nai is f.l. in Isoc. 7.4 :—overpower: of animals, tame, break in, twice in Hom. , in Med. , h(mi/onon . . h(/t' a)lgi/sth dama/sasqai Il. 23.655 ; tw=n ke/n tin' . . damasai/mhn Od. 4.637 :—later in Act. , X. 4.3.10 :— Pass. , ib. 4.1.3 . of metals, work, si/daron E. 980 (lyr.); of land, clear, 4.316 (iv(?) A.D. ). of maidens, make subject to a husband, a)ndri\ da/massen Il. 18.432 :— Med. , force, seduce, Leg.Gort. l.c.:— Pass. , Il. 3.301 , Od. 3.269 . subdue, conquer, Od. 9.59 , al.; bi/h| kai\ xersi\ d. Hes. 490 :— Pass. , to be subject to another, soi/ t' e)pipei/qontai kai\ dedmh/mesqa e(/kastos Il. 5.878 ; de/dmhto de\ lao\s u(p' au)tw=| Od. 3.305 . of the gods, bring low, Il. 9.118 , 16.845 , al. subdue, gain the mastery over, e)piqumi/an Stob.l.c. lay low, kill, esp. in fight, ei)/ x' u(p' e)moi/ ge qeo\s dama/sh| mnhsth=ras Od. 21.213 :— Pass. , u(p' e)moi\ dmhqe/nta Il. 5.646 ; u(po\ douri\ dame/nta ib. 653 . of the powers of nature, etc., overcome, overpower, e)/ros . . qumo\n e)ni\ sth/qessin . . . e)da/massen 14.316 :— Med. , damassa/menos fre/nas oi)/nw| Od. 9.454 , cf. 516 :— Pass. , to be overcome, ai)/qrw| kai\ kama/tw| dedmhme/non 14.318 ; malakw=| dedmhme/noi u(/pnw| Il. 10.2 ; u(/pnw| kai\ filo/thti damei/s 14.353 ; a(li\ de/dmhto fi/lon kh=r Od. 5.454 , cf. 8.231 ; dmaqe/ntes dead, E. 127 (lyr.). a)gw=na dama/ssai e)/rgw| win it, Pi. 8.80 . ou) mh/pote tou=to damh=|, ei)=nai mh\ e)o/nta it shall never be proved that . ., Parm. 7.1 . (da^ma^-: dmh- underlies da/mnhmi, e)da/ma(s)sa, de/dmhmai; dama/zw is a post-Homeric form of pres.; cf. Skt. dā´myati 'to be tamed', damitar- 'tamer', etc.) *da^mai=os, o(, (dama/zw) Horse-Tamer, epith. of Poseidon, Pi. 13.69 . da^ma/lh [ma^], h(, = da/malis , E. 739 , Theoc. 4.12 , 1734.2 , etc. da^ma^lh/botos, on, browsed by heifers, APl. 4.230 ( Leon. ). da^ma/lhs [ma^], ou, o(, (dama/zw) subduer, *)/erws Anacr. 2.1 . young steer, Arist. 632a15 , 6.96 ( Eryc. ). da^ma^lhfa/gos [fa^], on, beef-eating, *)alkei/dhs 9.237 ( Eryc. ). da^ma^l-i/zw, poet. = dama/zw , to subdue, Pi. 5.121 codd.:— Med. , pw/lous damalizome/na E. 231 (lyr.). da^ma^/l-ion, to/, Dim. of da/malis, 150.2 (iii A.D.). da^/ma^l-is, ews , h( (o( D.H. 1.39 ), (dama/zw) young cow, heifer, A. 351 (lyr.), Aen.Tact. 27.1 , D.H. 1.35 ; of Io, B. 18.24 , Nic. 344 ; also masc., Hellanic. 111J. d. su=s 5 ( 1 ). 1390.34 , 69 (Andania, i B.C.). girl, Epicr. 9 , 5.291 ( Agath. ). dama/llontes: darda/ptontes, Hsch. da^ma^lopo/dia, wn, ta/, calves' feet, Alex.Trall. 7.8 . da/ma^los, o(, perh. calf, Hdn.Gr. 1.159 . da^manth/r, h=ros, o(, tamer, v.l. in Alcm. 9 . da/ma^r [a^], artos, h(, ( dama/zw 11 ) wife, spouse, Il. 3.122 , Pi. 4.57 , A. 834 , etc. da^mari/ppews, w, a kind of fig, Eup. 407 . damarou/sios: o)xeto\s dhmo/sios, Hsch. da^ma^s-a/ndra, h(, subduer of men, of the moon, 5.43 . da^ma^s-h/nwr, oros, man-slaying, le/wn Pancrat. 1085.3 . da^ma^si-ko/ndulos, on, conquering with the knuckles, Eup. 408 . da^ma^si/-mbrotos, on, taming mortals, man-slaying, *spa/rth Simon. 218 ; ai)xmh/ Pi. 9.79 ; xalko/s B. 12.50 . da^ma/sippos [ma^], on, horse-taming, of Athena, Lamprocl. 1.4 (perh.Stes., cf.Sch. Aristid. 3.537 D. ), cf. Corn. 20 ; *audi/a B. 3.23 . da/ma^sis [da^], ews, h(, taming, subduing, Sch. Pi. 13.98 . da^ma^si/-frwn, on, gen. onos, heart-subduing xruso/s Pi. 13.78 . da^ma^si/-fws, wtos, o(, h(, = damasi/mbrotos, u(/pnos Simon. 232 ; of Ares, prob. in Tim. 22 . da^ma^si/xqwn, onos, o(, earth-subduer, epith. of Poseidon, B. 15.19 . *damaskhno/n, to/, Damascus-plum, damson, Ath. 2.49d , Gal. 6.353 . da^mas-te/on, one must break in, trieth= pw=lon 16.1.11 . Adj. -te/os, a, on, Hsch. s.v. dmate/a. da^mas-th/s, ou=, o(, subduer, Gloss., prob. epith. of *)/erws, [ Epich. ] 301 . da^mas-tiko/s, h/, o/n, gloss on *damai=os , Sch. Pi. 13.98 . damasw/nion, to/, = a)/lisma , Dsc. 3.152 ; = a(/limos , Ps.- Dsc. 1.91 . a diuretic, Pall. inHp. 2.18D. da^ma/teira [ma^], h(, fem. of damanth/r, 11.403 ( Luc. ). *dama/thr, v. *dhmh/thr. da_ma_tri/zein (*dhmh/thr) gather in the fruits of the earth ( Cypr. ), Hsch. dama/trion: a)/nqos o(/moion narki/ssw|, Hsch. *da_ma/trios, o(, Boeotian month, 7.296 ,al., Plu. 2.378e . da^ma/w, a form assumed as the 1st pers. of dama=|, dama/a|, damo/wsi, which in Hom. are fut. of dama/zw or da/mnhmi: but damo/wsi, damo/wntai, are pres. in late Ep. , Q.S. 5.247 , 249 . *da/meia, ta/, festival at Tarentum, Hsch. da^mei/w, da^mh/menai, v. dama/zw. da_me/tas, a, o(, = dhmo/ths , 12(1).1032.13 (Carpathus). da_mi/a, Cret. for zhmi/a. *dami/a, h(, fertility-Goddess at Aegina, Hdt. 5.82 , Paus. 2.30.4 : also *damoi/a, 5(1).363 (Sparta), 1314 (Thalamae). da_meu/w, = dhmosio/w , 4.554 (Argos), cf. Hsch. da_mi-ergo/s, da_mi-oergo/s, da_mi-orgo/s, Dor. for dhmiourgo/s: da_mio/rgion, to/, office of damiorgoi/, 1572b (Cnidus): da/mios, Dor. for dh/mios: damio/w, Boeot. and Cret. for zhmio/w. damname/nh, = katana/gkh , Ps.- Dsc. 4.131 ; = kh=mos , ib. 133 . damna/w, = dama/zw , Hom. only in 3 sg. pres. damna=| Od. 11.221 : impf. e)da/mna Il. 21.52 , Sapph. 1.12 ; da/mna Il. 16.103 , al.; Ion. da/mnaske 251 : 2 sg. pres. damna=|s Thgn. 1388 (s.v.l.); imper. da/mna Sapph. 1.3 . (These forms may belong orig.to da/mna_mi, Aeol. for sq.; Hsch. also gives pres. da/mnei and fut. damnh/sei.) da/mnhmi (v. also foreg.), = dama/zw, th\n me\n . . da/mnhm' e)pe/essi Il. 5.893 ; da/mnhsi sti/xas a)ndrw=n ib. 746 , etc.; a)/ndr' a)gaqo\n peni/h da/mnhsi Thgn. 173 ; peni/a . . d. lao/n Alc. 92 :— Med. , i(/meron, w(=| te su\ pa/ntas damna=| a)qana/tous Il. 14.199 ; a)lla/ me xei=ma da/mnatai Od. 14.488 ; *)/eros d. no/on Hes. 122 , cf. Archil. 85 , A. 165 , Q.S. 11.25 :— Pass. , pukna\ karh/aq' u(f' *(/ektori da/mnato Il. 11.309 ; mhd' ou(/tw *trw/essin e)/a da/mnasqai *)axaiou/s 8.244 ; *)axaiou\s *trwsi\n damname/nous 13.16 ; da/mnamai A. 904 (lyr.); imper. mhke/ti da/mnao qumo/n Maiist. 51 : pf. part. dedamname/na forced, seduced, Leg.Gort. 2.13 . damnh=tis, idos, h(, she that subdues, Hsch. da/mnia: qu/mata, sfa/gia, Id. da/mnippos, on, horse-taming, Orph. 740 . damnogo/nh, damnoda/meia, damnw/, she that subdues, epiths. of the Moon, 5.43 . damno/n: deino/n, Hsch. da/mnos: i(/ppos (Tyrrhen.), Id. da_moge/rwn, damo/qen, damo/omai, da_mo/sios, da=mos, damo/ths, Dor. for dhm-. da_moqoini/a, Dor. = dhmo- , public feast, 671 2 , al. (Delph., ii B.C.). *damoi/a, v. *dami/a. da_mosioma/stas, o(, official title, prob. = mastro/s (q.v.), 5(1).47 (Sparta, ii A.D.); -masths, ib. 554 . da_mosiorgi/a, h(, = dhmiourgi/a , 3052.10 . da+mosiofu/la^kes [u^], oi(, title of board of magistrates at Dyme, 1615 , 529.4 (iii B.C.). damoso/nios, a plant, Hsch. ; cf. damasw/nion. damou=ai: oi( e)pi\ *melanti/as pempo/menoi ( Lacon. ), Id. damou=xoi, oi(, Dor. for dhm-, title of a board of magistrates, Id. damofanh/s, = i(ma/tion ( Lacon. ), Id. dampo/n, = puri/efqon (Cret.), Id. da_mw/mata, ta/, = ta\ dhmosi/a| a)|do/mena , Ar. 797 , from Stes.( 37 ): expld. by koinw/mata, dhmosiw/mata, Hsch. damw/menos: a)gallo/menos, oi( de\ pai/zwn, Id. damw/seis: dhmo/tai, h)\ oi( e)ntelei=s ( Lacon. ), Id. damw/sikton: dedokimasme/non ( Lacon. ), Id. da=n, v. da=. *da/n, = *zeu/s , 31.1578 (Delph.), Hdn.Gr. 1.394 . da/n, danaio/s, Dor. for dh/n, dhnaio/s. *dana/h, h(, = da/fnh , Ps.- Dsc. 4.145 . da/naie: daidou=lai ( Tarent. ), Hsch. *danai/+s, h(, = ko/nuza platu/fullos , Ps.- Dsc. 3.121 . da^na/kh [na^], h(, Persian coin, worth rather more than an obol: hence, the coin buried with a corpse as Charon 's fee, Call. 110 , Poll. 9.82 , Hsch., 247.41 : Dim. dana/kion, to/, prob. in Suid. ( Pers. dānak.) *da^naoi/, oi(, the Danaäns, subjects of *da/naos, king of Argos, but in Il. 1.42 , al., for the Greeks generally (but expl. as = nekroi/ (cf. da/nos (B)), 247.49 ): Com. Sup. *danaw/tatos Ar. 259 :—*danai/+dai, w=n, oi(, the sons or descendants of Danaus, E. 466 :—*danai/+des, ai(, his daughters, name of a play of A. da/nas: meri/das ( Caryst. ), Hsch. dandai/nein: a)teni/zein, fronti/zein, merimna=n, Id. dandali/s, i/dos, h(, = dendali/s , Poll. 6.77 , Hsch. da/ndalos, o(, = e)riqako/s , Hsch. dandari/kai: oi( boleutai/, Id. da^n-eiako/s, h/, o/n, concerning loans, Cod.Just. 1.3.45 , Just. 134.8 . da^n-ei/zw, fut. -ei/sw D. 35.52 : aor. e)da/neisa X. 3.1.34 , etc.: pf. deda/neika D. 35.52 :— Med. , ibid.: fut. danei/somai Id. 32.15 : aor. e)daneisa/mhn Lys. 12.59 , etc.: pf. deda/neismai in med. sense, X. 6.5.19 , D. 37.53 :— Pass. , aor. e)danei/sqhn X. 2.4.28 , D. 33.12 : pf. deda/neismai Id. 36.5 , 49.53 : (da/nos):—put out money at usury, lend, IG 12.302.56 , Ar. 842 , al.; more fully, d. e)pi\ to/kw| Pl. 742c ; e)pi\ o)ktw\ o)boloi=s th\n mna=n d. tou= mhno\s e(ka/stou D. 53.13 , cf. Aeschin. 1.107 ; d. e)pi\ tou/tois toi=s a)ndrapo/dois on the security of . ., D. 27.27 ; e)pi\ toi=s sw/masi Arist. 9.1 ; ei)s ta\ h(me/tera D. 27.28 ; danei=sai xrh/mata ei)s to\n *po/nton kai\ pa/lin *)aqh/naze Id. 35.3 . Med. , have lent to one, borrow, Ar. 1306 , etc.; a)po/ tinos Lys. 17.2 ; e)pi\ toi=s mega/lois [to/kois] D. 1.15 ; d. e)ggei/wn to/kwn 34.23 :— Act. and Med. opposed, a)podw/sousi oi( daneisa/menoi toi=s danei/sasi to\ gigno/menon a)rgu/rion ap. D. 35.11 :— Pass. , of the money, to be lent out, Ar. 756 , X. 2.4.28 , D. 33.12 . metaph. in Med. , mo/ria a)po\ tou= ko/smou Pl. 42e ; a)podw/sete/ moi a(\ e)danei/sasqe e)n tw=| lo/gw| Pl. 612c . da^neioko/pos, o(, usurer, prob. in Mitteis 80.27 (i A.D.). da/n-eion [a^], to/, loan, d. a)paitei=n D. 34.12 ; a)podote/on Arist. 1164b32 : pl., Men. 97 ; spe/rmata da/neia 1262.16 (ii A.D.): —written da/nion, LXX 15.8 ,al. da/n-eisma, atos, to/, = da/neion, d. poiei=sqai , = danei/zesqai , Th. 1.121 ; tw=n martu/rwn tw=n paragignome/nwn tw=| d. D. 35.9 : metaph., oi(=on da/neisma kai\ mo/ria tou= mega/lou ko/smou Gal. 19.159 . dan-eismo/s, o(, money-lending, IG 22.1172 , Pl. 842d (pl.), Arist. 1131a3 , etc. borrowing, Pl. 573e (pl.), 799 (i A.D.), Plu. 2.706b : metaph., ai(=ma d' ai(/matos pikro\s d. h)=lqe E. 858 . dan-eiste/on, one must lend money, Plu. 2.408c . dan-eisth/s, ou=, o(, money-lender or creditor, 12.32B84 (Olbia), LXX 4.1 , 7.41 , Ph. 2.284 ,al., Hierocl. p.57 A., 68.25 (ii A.D.). borrower, IG 12(7).67.41 , 68.4 (Amorg.), Plu. 13 . dan-eistiko/s, h/, o/n, concerning loans, 1149.23 (i B.C.), Plu. 13 , etc.; o( d., = daneisth/s , Luc. 5 . dane/s: a)lhqe\s h)\ dw=ron h)\ meri/da h)\ i)sxu/n, ge/ras h)\ da/neion, Hsch. danh/lofa, = makrotra/xhla or u(yhlotra/xhla, Id. (i.e. tan-). dani/zw, Hellenistic form for danei/zw, LXX 19.14 : fut. Act. daniw= and Med. daniou=mai ib. 28.12 : aor. part. dani^/sas 11.309 ( Lucill. ), 37.27 . da_no/s, h/, o/n, burnt, dry, parched, cu/la d. Od. 15.322 : Sup. cu/la dano/tata Ar. 1134 . (Prob. from *da^ves-no/s, cf. dai/w.) da/nos (A), [a^], eos, to/, gift, present, Euph. 42 . loan, debt, Call. 48 , 126.11 (vi A.D.): metaph., o( xro/nos e)sti\ d. Lyr.Alex. Adesp. 37.27 ; pneu=ma labw\n d. ou)rano/qen . . au)=t' a)pe/dwka 14.2000 . da/nos (B), [a^], o(, Maced. for qa/natos, Plu. 2.22c . da_noth/s, h=tos, h(, perh. f.l. for dai+oth=tos (cf. dhi-) , a(meri/wn mo/xqwn kai\ danoth=tos S. 369 . da/nta: zuga/, Hsch. danw=n: kakopoiw=n, ktei/nwn ( Maced. ), Id. da/c, Adv. = o)da/c , Opp. 4.60 . da/ca: qa/lassa (Epir.), Hsch. dacasmo/s, o(, = o)dagmo/s, o)dachsmo/s , Ti.Locr. 103a . dao/n: poluxro/nion, Hsch. da/os [a^], eos, to/ , (dai/w) = dai/+s, dalo/s , firebrand, torch, Il. 24.647 , Od. 4.300 , Q.S. 9.454 :—also da/os, o(, 32.163 (iii A.D.). Phryg., = lu/kos , Hsch. *da=os, o(, as the name of a slave, Lat. (*da=vos,) Men. 32 ; from the name of a barbarous people, cf. Hdt. 1.125 . da/oxos: moixo/s, Hsch. ; cf. dalioxo/s. da/pakes (cod. darp-): quma/lwpes, Hsch. ; cf. dau/akes. da^pa^n-a/w:— Pass. , pres. part. dapanou/mena (as if from dapane/w) 5(1).1390.55 (Andania, i B.C.): fut. dapanhqh/somai Satyr. 20 , Plu. 2.218d : aor. e)dapanh/qhn X. 2.4.11 : pf. dedapa/nhmai Hdt. 2.125 , Lys. 21.5 , etc.: plpf. dedapa/nhto (kata-) Hdt. 5.34 :— Pass. , also Med. dapana/omai Id. 2.37 , Ar. 588 , Pl. , etc.; impf., Ar. 569.10 , Lys. 25.13 : aor., Isoc. 15.225 , Is. 5.43 (but -h/sas ib. 45 ) (aor. Med. e)dapanhsa/mhn Eun. p.271 D. ): pf., Isoc. 18.63 :— spend, Th. 7.29 , etc.; u(pe\r th\n ou)si/an d. Diph. 32.7 ; d. ta\ prostatto/mena And. 4.42 ; d. ei)/s ti to spend upon a thing, Th. 8.45 , X. 1.3.11 , prob. in Arist. 1307b34 ; d. e)k tw=n au(tou= Is. 7.38 ; ta)nalw/mata pa/nta e)k tw=n i)di/wn e)dapanw=men defrayed all expenses, interpol. in D. 21.154 :— Pass. , Hdt. 2.125 ; ta\ lambano/mena kai\ dapanw/mena Arist. 1314b5 : also Med. (v. supr.), spend, Hdt. 2.37 ; d. mega/la And. 4.32 , cf. Lys. 33.5 : c. acc. cogn., tosau/tas dapa/nas dapanw/menos Id. 21.3 ; o(/sa dedapa/nhsqe ei)s to\n po/lemon D. 1.27 , cf. Isoc. 18.63 ; dapanhqei\s ou)de/n dub. l. in Is. 5.43 . consume, use up, h( fu/sis d. to\n qoro/n Arist. 757a25 ; xro/non ei)/s ti Onos. 1.5 :— Pass. , Arist. 745a13 ; of time, App. 130 ; destroy, consume, flo\c d. pa/nta Ph. 2.208 ; a)/nemos [po/lin] e)dapa/nhsen App. 1.94 ; of persons, to be destroyed, u(po\ qhri/wn Ph. 2.43 ; kaqa/per u(po\ puro/s ib. 433 ; pro\s qhri/wn App. 5.79 ; e)n tarta/rois kai\ bara/qrois dapanwme/nous D.H. 4.81 ; u(po\ no/sou or no/sw| dapana=sqai Plu. 17 , Lib. 55.27 :— Med. , puri\ kai\ fo/nw| kai\ sidh/rw| pa/nta dapanh/sasqai Eun.l. c. causal, th\n po/lin dapana=n to put it to expense, exhaust it, Th. 4.3 , cf. Ph. 2.642 . da^pa^/n-h, h(, cost, expenditure, Hes. 723 , al.; d. xrusou= kai\ a)rgu/rou, xrhma/twn, Th. 1.129 , 3.13 ; d. kou/fa the cost is little, c. inf., E. 893 (lyr.); ei)s keno\n h( d. 14.1746.10 : also in pl., Th. 6.15 ; dapa/nai e)lpi/dwn Pi. I.. 4 ( 5 ). 57 . money spent, i(/ppwn on horses, ib. 3(4).47 ; dapa/nhn pare/xein money for spending, Hdt. 1.41 ; cumfe/rein Th. 1.99 ; o(/pws mh\ h( ei)s to\n e)niauto\n keime/nh d. ei)s to\n mh=na dapana=tai X. 7.36 . extravagance, h( e)n th=| fu/sei d. Aeschin. 3.218 . da^pa^/n-hma, atos, to/, cost, expense, mostly in pl., X. 8.1.9 , Philem. 96.6 , 7.2712.32 (Acraeph.); toi=s i)di/ois d. 1130.21 (i B.C.), etc.; dapanhma/twn e)/ndeia want of necessaries, Plb. 9.42.4 : sg. in Arist. 1122a24 , 3600 (Ilium), etc. da^pa^n-hri/a, h(, extravagance, Arist. 1221a11 . da^pa^n-hro/s, a/, o/n, of men, lavish, extravagant, Pl. 564b , X. 2.6.2 ; ei)s e(auto/n, ei)s a)kolasi/an, Arist. 1123a4 , 1119b31 . of things, expensive, po/lemos D. 5.5 ; leitourgi/a Arist. 1309a18 , cf. 1122a21 : Comp. -o/tera, leitourgh/mata Jul. 1.21d . Adv. -rw=s X. 6.5.4 . consuming, pu-r Ph. 2.91 . da^pa^/n-hsis, ews, h(, consuming, devouring, Aristeas 146 . da^pa^n-hth/s, ou=, o(, spendthrift, EM 40.44 . da^pa^n-htiko/s, h/, o/n, consuming, du/namis Philagr. ap. Aët. 12.67 , cf. Iamb. 2.5 . Adv. -kw=s extravagantly, Biou=n S.E. 1.230 . da^pa^noqh/kh, h(, penuarium, Gloss. da/pa^n-os [da^], on, = dapanhro/s, e)lpi/s Th. 5.103 ; r(a|qumi/a cj. in Longin. 44.11 : c. gen., Plu. 2.624d . dapa^n-o/w, = dapana/w , expend, IG 5(1).1390.55 ( Pass. , Andania, i B.C.). dapa^/n-ulla, h(, Dim. of dapa/nh, Cerc. 4.18 da/pedon [da^], to/, level surface, e)n tuktw=| dape/dw| Od. 4.627 ; floor of a chamber, 10.227 , al., X. 8.8.16 , 4.952.44 (Epid.); ground, soil, gh=s a)ro/trois r(h/cas d. Ar. 515 ; po/lios d. Hdt. 4.200 ; *suri/hs d. 12.131 ( Posidipp. ): abs., ground, kei/menon e)n dape/dw| Od. 11.577 : in pl., a ship's decks (fore and aft), 416 ; but, plain, Pi. 7.34 , E. 230 (anap.); *boiwtw=n d. 7.245 ( Gaet. ).—Mostly poet.; in later Prose, Luc. 8 alludes to Il. 4.2 . (From *dṃ-pedo- [dem-, dom-, dṃ-, = house; expld. by oi)=kos, e)rei/pion, Hsch. ]; cf. za/pedon.) da/phs, = da/pis , Hsch. da^pi/dion, to/, Dim. of da/pis, Hipparch.Com. 1.3 . da^pi^du^fa/nths, ou, o(, carpet-weaver, prob. in 1395 . da/pis [a^], idos, h(, = ta/phs , carpet, rug, Ar. 528 , Pherecr. 185 , v.l. in X. 8.8.16 , in pl.; *karxhdw\n da/pidas kai\ poiki/la proskefa/laia Hermipp. 63.23 , cf. Ar. 676 . da/pths, ou, o(, eater, bloodsucker, da/ptais ai(mopw/taisin, of gnats, Lyc. 1403 . da/ptw, fut. da/yw Il. 13.831 : aor. e)/daya, poet. da/ya Pi. 8.23 , Opp. 3.333 :—devour, as wild beasts, Il. 16.159 , etc.; a)llh/lous da/ptontes Emp. 136 ; of fire, dw/sw *priami/dhn puri\ dapte/men Il. 23.183 ; of a spear, rend, xro/a leirio/enta da/yei 13.831 , cf. A. 370 ; of moths and worms, [ xruso\n] ou) sh\s ou)de\ ki\s d. Pi. 222 ; d. ta\n pareia/n tear with the nails, A. 70 (lyr.); corrode, u(gro\n da/pton Aret. 1.9 : metaph., consume, d. po/lin, of a tyrant, Alc. 23.7 ; of envy, Pi. 8.23 ; da/ptei to\ mh\ 'ndikon S. 682 (lyr.); oi)ktra\ sumfora\ d. fre/nas 213 (a). 10 :— Pass. , sunnoi/a| da/ptomai ke/ar A. 437 . da/ratos, o(, a Thessalian kind of bread, Maced. dra/mis, Seleuc. ap. Ath. 3.114b : neut. da/raton, to/, prob. in 9(2).1202 (Coropa, vi/v B.C.). unleavened bread, Nic. 184 :—also fem. pl. dara/tai, ai(, cakes offered at marriage and registration ceremonies by a fratri/a, 995 5 , al. (Delph., v/iv B.C.). da/rda, = me/lissa , Hsch. dardai/nei: molu/nei, Id. *da/rda^nos, o(, Dardanus, son of Zeus, founder of Dardania or Troy, Il. 20.215 : Adj. *da/rdanos a)nh/r Trojan, 2.701 , 16.807 : mostly pl., *trw=es kai\ *da/rdanoi 3.456 , al.:—Adj. *darda/nios, a, on, Trojan, 2.819 ; *darda/neios, E. 840 (lyr.):—fem. *dardani/s, i/dos, h(, Trojan woman, Il. 18.122 ; also, = kw/neion , Ps.- Dsc. 4.78 : *dardani/a (sc. gh=), h(, Troy, Il. 20.216 :—*dardani/dhs, ou, o(, son or descendant of Dardanus, 3.303 , al.: *dardani/wnes, oi(, sons of Dardanus, 7.414 . darda/ptw, aor. subj. darda/yh| Opp. 4.628 ; inf. darda/yai, Hsch. : pf. deda/rdafa, Id.:—devour, of wild beasts, Il. 11.479 , Hp. 17 , etc.; kth/mata, xrh/mata darda/ptousin, they devour one's patrimony, Od. 14.92 , 16.315 , cf. Ar. 711 ; d. me po/qos *eu)ripi/dou Id. 66 : in late Prose, Luc. 14 . (Perh. dissim. from *dar-dṛptw, cf. dre/pw.) *da_reiko/s, o(, a Persian gold coin (but *d. a)rgu/reioi Plu. 10 ), prop. Adj. agreeing with stath/r (in full, Th. 8.28 , Hdt. 7.28 ), Ar. 602 , X. 1.1.9 , Herod. 7.122 , etc.; so xruso\s xarakth=ra *dareiko\n e)/xwn D.S. 17.66 ; xruso\s *dareiko/s Alciphr. 1.5 :—written *dariko/s and *darixo/s, 5(1).1 (Sparta). (From *darei=os, cf. Poll. 3.87 , acc. to some not D. Nothus, Harp. ; the connection with Bab. dariku (dub. sens.) is v. doubtful.) *da_reiogenh/s, e/s, born from Darius, A. 6 , 145 (anap.). *da_rei=os, o(, (O Pers. Dārayavauš 'upholder of the Good'), name of several kings of Persia; acc. to Hdt. 6.98 , = Gr. e)rci/hs (q.v.):—also *dareiai\os, X. 2.1.8 and 9 , Ctes. 29.49 : *dari^a/n A. 651 (lyr.): *darih/khs Str. 16.4.27 . a throw of the dice, Hsch. da/reir, = spiqamh/ , Hsch. : da/rin: spiqamh/n ( Arc. ), Id. darqa/nw, sleep, Hierocl. 19p.461M. : aor. 2 e)/dra^qon, e)/draq' e)ni\ prodo/mw| Od. 20.143 . (Prob. akin to Lat.dormio, Slav. drěmali, Skt. drā´ti 'sleep'.) *dariko/s, v. *dareiko/s. da/rka, a kind of k<*>ssi/a, Dsc. 1.13 ( v.l. da/kar ). da/rkanos, = e)ruqro/danon , Ps.- Dsc. 3.143 . da/rkes: de/smai, Hsch. darkna/ (for darxna/), Cret., = draxmh/ , 4985 , 1.32 , al.: —also darkma/, 5071 (Cnossus), al.: darxma/ ib. 1154 (Elis), 5(2).3 (Tegea). da/rma, atos, to/, Delph., = de/rma , 995 35 (ca. 400 B.C.). da_ro/s, da_ro/-bios, Dor. for dhro/s, dhro/-bios:daro/n also expld. by e(orth/, and a)/rtos a)/zumos (cf. da/ratos), Hsch. da/rosos, = boutu/pion , Hsch. da/rph: sarga/nh, ko/finos, Id. da/rsis, ews, h(, (de/rw) separation of parts united by cellular tissue by tearing, Herophil. ap. Gal. 2.349 , cf. Gal. 2.483 , etc. da/rths, ou, d, one who flogs, Gloss. da/rtinon: pe/plon linou=n, Hsch. darto/s, h/, o/n, (de/rw) flayed, i(/ppwn d. pro/swpa the skin flayed from horses' heads, Choeril. 4.5 ; d. xitw/n, of skin stripped off, Paul.Aeg. 6.61 . ta\d. fish which must be skinned before dressing, Mnesith. ap. Ath. 8.357c ; of animals, e(/n ti tw=n d. o)nomazome/nwn Gal. 2.644 , cf. 12.190 , 57.31 (Milet., V. B.C.). da/rullos, h(, Maced. , = dru=s , Hsch. darxma/, v. darkna/. da/s: e)pi\ tou= pollou= kai\ mega/lou, Hsch. da/|s, v. dai/+s (A). da/sasqai, dasa/sketo, dasai/meqa, v. date/omai. daska/zei: u(pofeu/gei, Hsch. da/skillos, o(, name of a fish, Arist. 591a14 . da/ski^os, on, (da-, dkia/) thick-shaded, bushy, u(/lh Od. 5.470 , B. 10.93 , etc.; o)/rh E. 218 ; geneia/s A. 316 , S. 13 . dasko/n: dasu/, Hsch. da/sma, atos, to/, (da/sasqai) share, portion, Hsch. da/smeusis, ews, h(, dividing, distributing, X. 7.1.37 . dasmo-loge/w, fut. -h/sw Isoc. 7.4 :—collect as tribute, a)rgu/rion para\ tw=n e)rastw=n D. 59.31 . c.acc. pers., subject one to tribute, tou\s nhsiw/tas d. Isoc. 4.132 ; d. tou\s e)klogei=s Hyp. 36 :— Pass. , Isoc. 4.123 . dasmo-logi/a, h(, collection of tribute, Plu. 23 . dasmo-lo/gos, o(, exactor of tribute, bi/aios kai\ d. Str. 10.4.8 . dasmo/s, o(, (da/sasqai) division of spoil, h)/n pote d. i(/khtai Il. 1.166 ; dia/trixa d. e)tu/xqh 86 . tribute, Isoc. 10.27 ; sklhra=s a)oidou= d. tribute paid to her, S. 36 ; d. ti/nein Id. 635 ; d. fe/rein X. 5.5.10 ; a)pofe/rein, a)podido/nai, Id. 4.6.9 , 2.4.14 : pl., Id. 1.1.8 . dasmo-fore/w, to be subject to tribute, A. 586 (lyr.):— Pass. , dasmoforei=tai/ tini tribute is paid one, X. 8.6.4 . dasmo-fori/a, h(, payment of tribute, Agath. 5.2 . dasmo-fo/ros, on, tributary, Hdt. 3.97 , etc.; d. ei)=nai/ tini Id. 7.51 , X. 7.5.79 . da/somai, v. date/omai. da/sos [a^], eos, to/, (da^su/s) thicket, copse, Men. 25 , Str. 9.3.13 , 17.2.2 (pl.), Ael. 7.2 , etc. shagginess, tou= sw/matos Alciphr. 3.28 ; roughness, PLeid.X. 74 . da/sofrus [a^], u, with shaggy brows, Adam. 2.26 . daspe/ta^lon: polu/fullon, Hsch. dasplh=tis, h( (voc. -plh=ta 5.240 (Paul. Sil.)), horrid, frightful, qea\ d. *)erinu/s Od. 15.234 ; of Hecate, Theoc. 2.14 :—also dasplh/s, h=tos, o(, h(, sc. dasplh=ta *xa/rubdin Simon. 38 ; dasplh=tes *eu)meni/des Euph. 94 ; dasplh=te dra/konte Nic. 609 ; freq. in Nonn. , gunai=kes 46.210 ; ma/xaira 22.219 , al. :—nom. dasplh=ta, Call. 534 : dasplh/ths 1.149 : da/splh (sic), Hsch. da/ssa: la/xana, Hsch. da/ssasqai, v. date/omai. da/ssw, = date/omai , divide, a)nw/mala d. Call. Fr.anon. 145 . dasto/s, dastw=, etym. of date/omai, coined by 249.37 . da^su^-ge/neios, on, with thick beard, v.l. for baqu- , Tz.ad Lyc. 307 . da^su^-gra^fe/w, write with the rough breathing, Hdn. 25 . da^/su^-qric, o(, h(, gen. tri^xos, hairy, ai)/c 6.113 ( Simm. ), Nonn. 48.673 ; mh=la 9.136 ( Cyr. ); of a person, ib. 11.345 , cf. Polem. Phgn. 5 . da^su^/-kerkos, on, bushy-tailed, a)lw/phc Theoc. 5.112 . da^su^/-klwnon, to/, = pteri/s , Ps.- Dsc. 4.184 . da^su^-knh/mis, i_dos, = sq., Nonn. 14.81 . da^su^/-knhmos, Dor. da^su^/-knamos, on, shaggy-legged, *pa/n 6.32 ( Agath. ); ge/rwn Nonn. 13.45 . da^su^-knh/mwn, Dor. da^su^-kna/mwn, on, gen. onos, = foreg., 4.233 ( Theaet. ). *da^su/llios, on, epith. of Bacchus, Paus. 1.43.5 (para\ to\ dasu/nein ta\s a)mpe/lous, acc. to 248.54 ). da^sullis, i/dos, h(, bear, EM 248.55 . da/su_ma [a^], atos, to/, = tra/xwma. , Sever. ap. Aët. 7.45 . da^su/-mallos, on, thick-fleeced, woolly, o)/i+es, ai)gi/s, Od. 9.425 , E. 360 . da^su-me/twpos, on, with hairy forehead, krio/s 18.1.3 . da^sun-te/on, one must aspirate, Ath. 3.107f , Sch. Il. 221 xiv 2 . da^sun-th/s, ou=, o(, fond of the aspirate, *)attikoi/ Moer. 179 , 245 . da^su/n-w, pf. Pass. , deda/summai or -usmai Hp. 172 : inf. -u/nqai Adam. 2.26 :—make rough or hairy, d. ta\s a)lwpeki/as bring back the hair on them, Dsc. 1.125 , 12.22.12 :— Pass. , become or be hairy, Ar. 66 , Hp. 6.8.32 ; opp. falakro/omai, Arist. 518b27 ; become bushy, Thphr. 2.6.12 . make thick and cloudy, overcast, ou)rano/n Id. 51 , 36 . aspirate, Trypho 5 , D.H. 14 , A.D. 12.21 , Seleuc. ap. Ath. 9.398a . Pass. , of urine, become cloudy, Hp. 1.95 . of breathing, become rapid, Agathin. ap. Orib. 10.7.22 . of the voice, become hoarse, Dsc. 3.80 . da^su^-po/deios, a, on, of a hare: to\ d. the species hare, Arist. 574b13 . da^su^-po/dion, = i)/on porfurou=n , Ps._ Dsc. 4.121 . da^su^/-pous, podos, o(, rough-foot, i.e. hare, Lepus timidus, Cratin. 400 , Alc.Com. 17 , Antiph. 133.6 , Arist. 511a31 , LXX 11.5 , etc.; lagwo\s d. Babr. 69.1 : prov., xelw/nh paradramei=tai dasu/poda, Suid. in Plin. , Prob. rabbit, Lepus cuniculus, HN 8.219 , 10.173 . da^su^/-prwktos, on, rough-bottomed, Pl.Com. 3 . da^su^/-pu_gos, on, = foreg., Sch. Theoc. 5.112 . da^su^-pw/gwn, wnos, o(, h(, shaggy-bearded, Ar. 33 . da^su/s, ei=a, u/, Ion. fem. dase/a Hdt. 3.32 ; opp. yilo/s in all senses: with a shaggy surface, hairy, shaggy, de/rma . . me/ga kai\ d. Od. 14.51 ; o) d. gene/sqai, of the bald, recover their hair, Hp. 6.34 ; of young hares, downy, Hdt. 3.108 ; ge/rra d. bow=n, bow=n daseiw=n w)mobo/eina shields of skin with the hair on, X. 5.4.12 , 4.7.22 ; o)sfu\n dase/an 1037.6 (Milet., iv/iii B. C.); of birds, Thphr. 180 ; ta\ sw/mata dasei=s Arr. 24 : Sup. , Arist. 812b17 . Adv. dase/ws, e)/xein peri\ th\n koili/an ib. 15 . thick with leaves, Od. 14.49 ; qri/dac dase/a, opp. paratetilme/nh, Hdt. 3.32 ; of places, thickly wooded, bushy, abs., Id. 4.191 , cf. Hp. Aë. 1 ; dia\ . . tw=n dase/wn through the thickets, Ar. 325 : c. dat. modi, d. u(/lh| pantoi/h| Hdt. 4.21 ; i)/dhsi pantoi/h|si ib. 109 ; e)lai/ais Lys. 7.7 : rarely c.gen., d. pantoi/wn de/ndrwn X. 2.4.14 ; to\ d. bushy country, ib. 4.7.7 ; d. gh= 734 (Zelea). generally, rough, thick, malakai\ kai\ d. nefe/lai D.S. 3.45 . d. ou)=ra cloudy, Hp. 7.112 . hoarse, a)napnoh/ Gal. 18(1).574 . aspirated, Arist. 804b8 , Ph. 1.29 , D.T. 631.22 , etc.; h( dasei=a (Sc. prosw|di/a) Seleuc. ap. Ath. 9.398a , A.D. 319.20 ; d. to\ q kai\ to\ f kai\ to\ x D.H. 14 . Adv. -e/ws, a)nagnw=nai, e)kfe/rein, A.D. 78.16 , S.E. 1.59 . d. para/gwgos, Hsch. (Perh. for d [ngnull] -du/s, cf. Lat. densus.) da^susmo/s, o(, making rough, d. fwnh=s hoarseness, Dsc. 1.64 (pl.). da^su/-sternos, on, shaggy-breasted, Hes. 514 ; of Nessus, S. 557 ; u(me/naioi, of a Satyr, Nonn. 28.90 . da^su/-sthqos, on, = foreg., Procl. 202 . da^su/-stomos, on, with hoarse voice, Gal. 16.509 . da^su/ths, htos, h(, roughness, hairiness, opp. yilo/ths, Arist. 499a11 ; gh=s Corn. 27 : in pl., D.S. 3.35 . in pronunciation, aspiration, opp. yilo/ths, Arist. 1456b32 , Plb. 10.47.10 , Phld. 994.33 , D.H. 14 . dasu/-trwglos, on, = dasu/prwktos , 12.41 ( Mel. ). dasu/-floios, on, with rough rind, v.l. for laxu- , Nic. 269 . dasu-xai/ths, ou, o(, shaggy-haired, tra/gos 6.32 ( Agath. ). date/v: zhtei=n, Hsch. da^t-e/omai Il. 18.264 , etc., irreg. inf. date/asqai ( v.l. -e/esqai ) Hes. 767 : fut. da/somai ( kata-) Il. 22.354 (tm.): aor. e)dasa/mhn, dassa/mhn Od. 14.208 , Il. 1.368 , etc.; Ion. dasa/sketo 9.333 (dia-, tm.): pf. de/dasmai Diog.Apoll. 3 , Q.S. 2.57 in pass. sense (v. infr. 11 ): aor. inf. dasqh=nai, Hsch. :—divide among themselves, o(/te ken datew/meqa lhi/+d' *)axaioi/ Il. 9.138 ; ta\ me\n eu)= da/ssavto meta\ sfi/sin ui(=es *)axaiw=n 1.368 ; a)/ndixa pa/nta da/sasqai 18.511 , cf. Od. 2.335 , etc.; xqo/na date/onto *zeu/s te kai\ a)qa/natoi Pi. 7.55 ; me/nos *)/arhos date/ontai they share, i.e. are alike filled with, the fury of Ares, Il. 18.264 : freq. of banqueters, kre/a polla\ dateu=nto Od. 1.112 ; moi/ras dassa/menoi dai/nunt' 3.66 ; u(pe/sthn *(/ektora . . dw/seln kusi\n w)ma\ da/sasqai tear in pieces, Il. 23.21 , cf. Od. 18.87 , E. 450 . [h(mi/onoi] xqo/na possi\ dateu=nto measured the ground with their feet, Il. 23.121 . cut in two, to\n me\n . . i(/ppoi e)pissw/trois date/onto 20.394 . in act. sense, simply, divide, trei=s moi/ras dasa/menoi to\n pezo/n having divided into. ., Hdt. 7.121 ; divide or give to others, tw=n qew=n tw(| taxi/stw| . . tw=n qnhtw=n to\ ta/xiston date/ontai Id. 1.216 ; toi=s paisi\ ta\ xrh/mata Democr. 279 ; mei=on, ple/on d. X. 4.2.43 , 7.24 ; to\ e)piba/llon Corn. 27 : pf. in pass. sense, to be divided, distributed, Il. 1.125 , 15.189 , Hdt. 2.84 , Diog.Apoll. l.c., E. 1329 .— Ep. and Ion. , also Cret., 4.28 , al., and Arc., 5(2).262 (Mantinea, v B.C.); rare in Trag., never in correct Att. Prose, exc. Lys. 7S. (Cf. dai/w (B).) da^t-h/rios, a, on, dividing, distributing, xrhma/twn A. 711 . da^/t-hsis, ews, h(, division, condemned by Poll. 8.136 . da^t-hth/s, ou=, o(, distributer, pikro\s xrhma/twn d. *)/arhs A. 943 (lyr.). in Att. law, liquidator of estates or partnerships, Arist. 56.6 , etc. *da_tismo/s, o(, a speaking like Datis (the Median commander at Marathon), i.e. speaking broken Greek, Hdn. p.443 , Suid. s.v. *da=tis. datu/s, = koura/llion; also vu/mfh leuko/khros, Hsch. da^tu/ssw, devour, Hsch. ; swallow, dub. l.in Aret. 2.13 . dau/akes: quma/lwpes, Hsch. daua/s: me/laina, kai\ ponhra/, Id. dau=gos: dasu/s, Id. dauki/ths oi)=nos, wine flavoured with dau=kos *krhtiko/s, Dsc. 5.60 . dau=kos, o(, an umbelliferous plant growing in Crete, Cretensis, Hp. 23 , Dsc. 3.72 (who applies the name to two other species, Peucedanum Cervaria and Psychotis Amnis), POxy. 1088.65 , Gal. 6.654 ; also, = stafuli=nos , wild carrot, Daucus Carota, Id. 11.862 , which is called dau=kon, to/, by Thphr. 9.15.5 (but, = Malabaila aurea, ib. 9.15.8 , 9.20.2 ): dau/keion, to/, Nic. 858 , 939 : dauki/n (i.e. dauki/on), 12.1.2 :—also dauxmo/s, Nic. 94 (cf. Sch. ad loc.), 199 . dau=kos: o( qrasu/s, Hsch. *daulia/s, h(, woman of Daulis, epith. of Procne, who was changed into the nightingale, Th. 2.29 (*dauli/a korw/nh, Suid. ); so her sister Philomela, changed into the swallow, was *dauli/s, Plu. 2.727d . *dauli/s, i/dos, h(, Daulis, a city of Phocis, Il. 2.520 , etc.; also name of a festival at Argos, Hsch. (*dau=lis cod.), etc.: *dau/lios, o(, a Daulian, Hdt. 8.35 , or *daulieu/s, e/ws, A. 674 : *dauli/a (sc. xw/ra), h(, the country of Daulis, Phocis, S. 734 . dau=lon: h(mi/flekton cu/lon, Hsch. ; cf. daelo/s. daulo/s (Hdn.Gr. 1.156 , but dau=los Paus.Gr. 117 ), o/n, thick, shaggy, u(ph/nh A. 27 ; ge/neia Nonn. 6.160 : metaph., dauloi\ prapi/dwn da/skioi/ te po/roi dark devices, A. Supp.. 93 (lyr.). dauma/sai (leg. dau=sai): e)kkau=sai, Hsch. dauni/s, dub. sens. in Hdn.Gr. 1.96 . dau/c, dub. sens. in 3.243 . dau=ta: la/xana, Hsch. dauxmo/s, v. dau=kos. dauxmo/n: eu)/kauston cu/lon da/fnhs, Hsch. , cf. 250.20 . dau/xna, Thess., = da/fnh , found only in compds. (cf. a)rxidauxnafore/w) :—hence dauxnofo/ros, = dafnhfo/ros , cj. in Alcm. 17 : *dauxnafo/rios, o(, prob. epith. of Apollo in Cyprus, Ber.Sächs.Ges. 1908.3 ; cf. *dauxnai=os, patron. fr. *dau/xnas, 9(2).1228.26 . (Perh. akin not to da/fnh, but to dau=kos.) dau/w, = i)au/w , sleep, Sapph. 83 : aor. e)/dausen, Hsch. (Cf. dai/w(A).) dafn-ai/a, h(, a precious stone, Plin. 37.157 . dafn-ai=os, a, on, = dafniko/s , of bay, pe/tala Nonn. 19.73 . epith. of Apollo, 9.477 , Nonn. 13.82 . dafn-e/laion, to/, oil of bay, Dsc. 1.40 tit. (v.l.), Sch. Nic. 198 . dafn-ew/n, = dafnw/n , da/fnh, h(, sweet bay, Laurus nobilis, Od. 9.183 , Hes. 30 , prob. in Men. 36 ; to\ th=s d. (sc. tru/panon) a)/riston Thphr. 5.9.7 ; da/fnan mh\ dre/pe 2.185 ( Boeot. , v B.C.); [ *)apo/llwn] xrei/wn e)k da/fnhs gua/lwn u(/po *parnhsoi=o 396 ; e)c w(=n ei)=pe/ moi o( *foi=bos . . *puqikh\n sei/sas da/fnhn Ar. 213 ; e)re/w ti torw/teron h)\ a)po\ da/fnhs Call. 94 ; stefanw=sai da/fnhs stefa/nw| 2507 (Delph.), cf. 786 (Halic.), 3641 b 20 (add., Lampsacus). d. *)alecandrei/a, Ruscus Hypoglossum, Thphr. 1.10.8 , 3.17.4 , Dsc. 4.145 . = xamaida/fnh , Ps._ Dsc. 4.147 . white mangrove, Avicennia officinalis, Thphr. 4.7.2 . a kind of coral, ibid. (a^ Theoc. 11.45 .) dafnh/-eis, essa, en, abounding in bay, Nonn. 13.76 . dafnh-fa^gi/a, eating of bay, Tz. p.14 . dafnh-fa/gos [a^], on, bay-eating: hence, inspired, Lyc. 6 . dafnh-forei=on, to/, temple of Apollo dafnhfo/ros, Thphr. 119 . dafnh-fore/w, bear boughs or crowns of bay, Paus. 9.10.4 , Plu. 34 , 14.1293 B, Hdn. 2.2.10 ; of the Roman fasces laureati, Id. 7.6.2 ; to be read for dafnofore/w in D.C. 37.21 . dafnh-fori/a, h(, bay-bearing, Boeotian festival in honour of Apollo, Procl. ap. Phot. p.321 B. dafnh-foriko/s, h/, o/n, of or for Apollo dafnhfo/ros: ta\ -ka/ songs in his honour, Poll. 4.53 , Suid. s.v. *pi/ndaros , Procl. ap. Phot. p.321 B. dafnh-fo/rios, = dafnhfo/ros 11 , title of Apollo, 7.3407 (Chaeronea). dafnh-fo/ros, on, bay-bearing, d. timai=s A. 706 ; d. klw=nes branches of bay borne in worship of Apollo, E. 422 ; d. a)/lsh groves of bay-trees, Hdn. 1.12.2 . Subst., bearer of bays, at Eleusis, 22.1092B25 . epith. of Apollo at Thebes, Paus. 9.10.4 ; at Eretria, 12(9).210 . dafn-iako/s, h/, o/n, belonging to a bay: d. bi/bloi, = dafniaka/ , a poem by Agathias, 6.80 . da/fn-i^nos, h, on, made of bay, e)/laion Thphr. 28 , Dsc. 1.40 ; of bay-wood, o(/rphc Call. 1 . da/fninon (sc. xrw=ma) 3.928.13 (ii A.D.). da/fn-ios, a, on, f.l. for foreg., Hp. 2.13 ; epith. of Artemis, Str. 8.3.12 . dafn-i/s, i/dos, h(, bayberry, Hp. 2.13 , 33 , Thphr. 1.11.3 . bay-tree, PEdgar 21.3 (iii B.C.). dafn-i/ths [i_], ou, o(, laureate, epith. of Apollo at Syracuse, Hsch. of bay, oi)=nos 8.8 . dafni=tis, idos, h(, = a)/xu , Dsc. 1.13 , Gal. 14.72 . = xamaida/fnh , Ps.- Dsc. 4.147 . = dafnoeide/s , ib. 146 . dafno=ghqh/s, e/s, delighting in the bay, of Apollo, 9.525.5 . dafn-eidh/s, e/s, like bay, dau=kon Thphr 9.15.5 (s. v. l.); of certain corals, ib. 4.7.1 . to\ d. spurge-laurel, Daphne Laureola, Hp. 33 , Dsc. 4.146 . = klhmati/s , Dsc. 4.7 . da/fn-kokkon, to/, = dafni/s , Alex.Trall. 8.2 . dafn-ko/mhs, ou, o(, = sq., Opp. 1.365 . da/fn-komos, on, bay-crowned, tri/podes 9.505.11 . dafn-pw/lhs, ou, o(, bay-seller, Com. epith. of Apollo, Ar. 764 . da/fnos *samoqra|kikh/, = da/fnh *)alecandrei/a , Ps._ Dsc. 4.145 . dafno/skios, on, bay-shaded, a)/lsos Diog.Trag. 1 . dafn-w/dhs, es, bay-wooded, gu/ala E. 76 . like bay, Thphr. 9.10.1 . dafn-w/n, w=nos, o(, laurel grove, Str. 16.4.14 (pl.), Petron. 126 , Gell. 2.20.9 (pl.), 11 . dafn-wto/s, h/, o/n, laurelized, kina/rai, prob. in 12.39.6 (dafna/tous codd.). da^foineo/s, o/n, = dafoino/s, ei(=ma dafoineo\n ai(/mati dark with blood, Il. 18.538 , cf. Hes. 159 . da^foinh/eis, essa, en, later form of sq., Nonn. 1.425 . da^foino/s, o/n (h/, o/n Opp. 3.440 ; dafoinh/ as etym. of da/fnh in Corn. 32 ), epith. of savage animals, tawny (as expld. by most Gramm., though some also give blood-reeking), dafoino\n de/rma le/ontos Il. 10.23 ; dra/kwn e)pi\ nw=ta dafoino/s 2.308 ; qw=es d. 11.474 ; lai=fos d' e)pi\ nw=ta dafoino\n lugko\s e)/xei 23 ; ph=ma d., of the dragon Python, 304 ; d. a)eto/s A. 1022 ; leo/ntwn a( d. i)/la E. 581 (lyr.); d. a)/gra tawny, Pi. 3.81 . metaph., d. *kh=res Hes. 250 ; dalo/s A. 607 (lyr.). da/xanos, o(, = no/tos , 50 . dayi/l-eia [i^], h(, abundance, plenty, trofh=s Arist. 572a3 ; tou= u(grou= Id. 782b18 ; eu)wni/a kai\ d. Plb. 2.15.4 ; meta/llou D.S. 5.13 , cf. Agatharch. 95 ; xrhma/twn Onos. 35.2 : metaph., d. tu/fou Metrod. 31 . dayil-eu/omai, abound, a)ge/lais e)lefa/ntwn Ph.Byz. 3.2 . to be anxious, careworn, dia/tina LXX 10.2 . Pass. , spend lavishly, 708.34 (Istropolis), Andronic.Rhod. p.577 M.; bestow lavishly, toi=s ai)tou=si to\ e)/leos Ph. 104 H., cf. Eustr. 91.20 . dayil-h/s, e/s, abundant, plentiful, u(/dwr Hp. 65 ; poto/n Hdt. 2.121 . d'; dwreh/ Id. 3.130 ; trofh/ Arist. 774b26 ; tw=| a(li\ -este/rw| xrh=sqai in too great quantity, Id. 585a27 ; e)/painoi Phld. p.32O. ; e)/rga Herod. 7.84 ; plh=qos swma/twn Plb. 4.38.4 ( Sup. ); phgai Plu. 15 ; xw/ra ib. 16 ( Comp. ); e)be/nou ta/lanton d. a full talent, 35.286 (Delos, ii B.C.). Adv. -e/ws in abundance, Theoc. 7.145 ; dayilw=s tou\s fago/ntas bre/xein Antiph. 286 ; pare/xesqai pa/nta D.S. 5.14 , cf. 19.3 : neut. as Adv. dayile\s h)pei/lhsen Call. 125 : Comp. -e/steron J. 4.11.4 ; -este/rws ib. 8.3 , Ptol. 56 . of space, ample, wide, e)rhmi/a Lyc. 957 . of persons, liberal, profuse. Arist. 1280b25 , Axiop. 4.4 ; d. xorhgo/s Plu. 16 ; so kaki/a d. toi=s pa/qesin Id. 2.500e . Adv. -w=s, zh=n X. 2.7.6 : Sup. -e/stata, xrh=sqai Id. 1.6.17 , cf. Ph. 101.4 . dayil-o/s, h/, o/n, = foreg. 1.2 , ai)qh/r Emp. 39.1 . *da/w [a^], learn (also causal, teach, v. infr. 11 and cf. dida/skw): intr., aor. e)da/hn Il. 3.208 , Trag. (in lyr.), A. 123 , S. 169 ; subj. daw=men Il. 2.299 , Ep. daei/w 16.423 , Od. 9.280 ; opt. daei/hn A.R. 2.415 ; inf. dah=nai Od. 4.493 , 4.760 (Troezen), Ep. dah/menai Il. 21.487 ; part. daei/s Sol. 13.50 , A. 603 , Pi. 7.91 (for aor. de/daon, e)/daon, v. infr. 11 ): fut. dah/somai Od. 3.187 : pf. deda/hka 8.134 , 146 , part. dedaw/s 17.519 ; also deda/hmai 483 , Theoc. 8.4 , etc.:—learn, and in pf., know, ll.cc.: c. gen. pers., e)meu= dah/seai wilt learn from me, Od. 19.325 : c. gen. rei, pole/moio dah/menai Il. 21.487 ; *)/areos eu)= dedaw=tes D.P. 1004 ; sofi/hs dedahme/no Epic. 1015.20 : c. acc. rei, fa/rmaka Theoc. 28.19 ; a)/cia *moisa=n 3.771 ; a)lechth/ria nou/swn ib. 9(1).881 (Corc.); a)/kesma no/sou ib. 14.1750 ; e)/rga *)aqhnai/hs ib. 12(5).30 (Sicinus); perceive, e)da/ yuxa/s B. 5.64 ; da/en r(ipa\n meliade/os oi)/nou felt the impulse of . ., Pi. 166 : abs., dae/nti to one who knows, Id. 7.53 .— Hom. has also inf. deda/asqai (perh. for dedae/sqai) search out, c. acc., Od. 16.316 .—The pres. in this sense is supplied by dida/skomai. causal, teach, Hom. only in redupl. aor. 2 de/dae he taught, c. dupl. acc., o(\n *(/hfaistos de/daen . . pantoi/hn te/xnhn Od. 6.233 , cf. 8.448 , 23.160 ; e)/rga d' *)aqhnai/h de/dae kluta\ e)rga/zesqai 20.72 , cf. Theoc. 24.129 ( v.l. e)/daen ); 3 pl. de/daon Hsch. ; also da/e, e)/dae, A.R. 1.724 , 4.989 .—The pres. in this sense is supplied by dida/skw. de/, but: adversative and copulative Particle, answering to me/n (q. v.), th\n nu=n me\n *boiwti/an, pro/teron de\ *kadmhi/da gh=n kaloume/nhn Th. 1.12 , etc. without preceding me/n, adversative, expressing dist. opposition, ai)ei/ toi ta\ ka/k' e)sti\ fi/la . . manteu/esqai, e)sqlo\n d' ou)/te ti/ pw ei)=pas ll. 1.108 ; o)rqw=s e)/lecas, ou) fi/lws de/ moi le/geis E. 100 , cf. S. 85 , etc.; te/qnhken a)ndro\s ou)deno/s, qeou= d' u(/po Id. 334 ; so in Prose, ou)k e)pi\ kakw=|, e)leuqerw/sei de/ . . Th. 4.86 ; oi( ai)xma/lwtoi . . w)/|xonto ei)s *deke/leian, oi( d' ei)s *me/gara X. 1.2.14 , cf. 4.5.46 ; h( d' e(te/ra 2.652A45 . copulative, in explanatory clauses, cune/bhsan . . ta\ makra\ tei/xh e(lei=n (h)=n de\ stadi/wn ma/lista o)ktw/) Th. 4.66 , cf. Il. 7.48 : when a Subst. is folld. by words in apposition, *)aristago/rh| tw=| *milhsi/w|, dou/lw| de\ h(mete/rw| Hdt. 7.8 . b'; mh/thr basile/ws basi/leia d' e)mh/ A. 152 ; so in answers, dipla= le/gein. —Answ. dipla=d' o(ra=n Id. 974 . in enumerations or transitions, Il. 1.43 - 49 , 345 - 351 , X. 1.2.1 , etc.; with repetition of a word in different relations, w(\s *)axileu\s qa/mbhsen . ., qa/mbhsan de\ kai\ a)/lloi Il. 24.483 ; sa/kos ei(=le . ., ei(/leto d' e)/gxos 14.9 sq.; *zeu/s e)stin ai)qh/r, *zeu\s de\ gh=, *zeu\s d' ou)rano/s A. 70 ; kinei=kradi/an, kinei=de\ xo/lon E. 99 ; o)/zei i)/wn, o)/zei de\ r(o/dwn, o)/zei d' u(aki/nqou Hermipp. 82.8 ; in rhetorical outbursts, ou)k a)\n eu)qe/ws ei)/poien: to\n de\ ba/skanon, to\n de\ o)/leqron, tou=ton de\ u(bri/zein,—a)napnei=n de/! D. 21.209 ; in a climax, pa=n gu/naion kai\ paidi/on kai\ qhri/on de/ nay even beast, Pl. 171e , cf. X. 5.2.37 ; in the combination kai\ de/ Il. 23.80 , al., kai\ . . de/ A. 973 , E. 1117 , etc., each particle retains its force. answering to te (q. v.), a(\ tw=n te a)pobaino/ntwn e(/neka a)/cia kekth=sqai, polu\ de\ ma=llon au)ta\ au(tw=n Pl. 367c . implying causal connexion, less direct than ga/r, Il. 6.160 , Od. 1.433 . in questions, with implied opposition, e(o/rakas d', e)/fh, th\n gunai=ka; X. 5.1.4 ; kai\ o( *swkra/ths, ei)pe/ moi, e)/fh, ku/nas de\ tre/feis; Id. 2.9.2 , cf. 2.1.26 , S. 1172 : in Trag. (not in Com. or Oratt.), when the speaker turns from one person to another, the voc. stands first, then the pers. Pron. folld. by de/, as *mene/lae, soi\ de\ ta/de le/gw . . E. 622 , etc.; also in Hdt. , w)= de/spota, e)gw\ de\ tau=ta e)poi/hsa 1.115 . ti/ de/; what then? to mark a transition in dialogue; v. ti/s. in apodosi: after hypothetical clauses, ei) de/ ke mh\ dw/wsin, e)gw\ de/ ken au)to\s e(/lwmai if they will not give it, then I . ., Il. 1.137 , cf. Od. 12.54 ; ei) mhde\ tou=to bou/lei a)pokri/nasqai, su\ de\ tou)nteu=qen le/ge X. 5.5.21 , cf. Pi. 3.43 (v.l.), A. 1060 , Hdt. 5.1 , etc. after temporal or relative clauses, with e)pei/, e(/ws, etc., Il. 24.255 , Hdt. 9.70 , etc.; me/xri . . ei)=xon ta\ be/lh, oi( de\ a)ntei=xon Th. 3.98 ; with demonstr. Pronouns or Advbs. answering to a preceding relative, oi(/hper fu/llwn geneh/, toi/h de\ kai\ a)ndrw=n Il. 6.146 , etc.; a)=qla oi(=s kei=tai a)reth=s me/gista, toi=s de\ kai\ a)/ndres a)/ristoi politeu/ousin Th. 2.46 ; tou\s d' e)/labe tura/nnous . . tou/tous de\ . . e)cedi/dou Hdt. 5.37 , cf. Isoc. 4.98 , Pl. 194d ; oi(=a me\n e(/kasta e)moi\ fai/netai toiau=ta me\n e)/stin e)moi/, oi(=a de\ soi/, toiau=ta de\ au)= soi/ Id. 152a : sts. after a participle, oi)o/menoi . . timh=s teu/cesqai, a)nti\ de\ tou/twn ou)d' o(/moioi . . e)so/meqa X. 6.6.16 , cf. Isoc. 15.71 (v.l.). to resume after an interruption or parenthesis, xro/nou de\ e)piginome/nou kai\ katestramme/nwn sxedo\n pa/ntwn . .,—katestramme/nwn de\ tou/twn . . Hdt. 1.28 , 29 ; nu=n d' au)= pa/lin u(po/ te plou/tou diaqrupto/menos . . kai\ u(p' a)nqrw/pwn . . u(po\ toiou/twn de/ . . X. 7.2.23 ; with an anacoluthon, h( de\ yuxh\ a)/ra,—oi(= a)\n qeo\s qe/lh| . . th=| e)mh=| yuxh=| i)te/on, au(/th de\ dh/ . . Pl. 80d : for d' ou)=n, v. ou)=n. to begin a story, h)=mos d' h)e/lios . . well, when the sun . ., Od. 4.400 . to introduce a proof, tekmh/rion de/, shmei=on de/, v. sub vocc. POSITION of de/. It usu. stands second: hence freq. between Art. and Subst. or Prep. and case; but also after Subst., or words forming a connected notion, hence it may stand third, gunai=ka pisth\n d' e)n do/mois eu(/roi A. 606 , cf. 411 , 531 , S. 959 , etc.; fourth, Id. 485 , E. 688 , A. 323 , 383 , etc.; fifth, ib. 401c odd.; even sixth, Epigen. 7 (codd. Poll. ); so in Prose after a neg., ou)x u(p' e)rastou= de/, to avoid confusion between ou) de/ and ou)de/, Pl. 227c . da/yil-de, an enclitic post-position: joined, to names of Places in the acc., to denote motion towards that place, oi)=ko/nde ( Att. oi)/kade) home-wards, a(/lade sea-wards, *ou)/lumpo/nde to Olympus, *ai)/gupto/nde to the Nile, qu/raze (for qu/rasde) to the door (v. sub vocc.); repeated with the possess. Pron., o(/nde do/monde Il. 16.445 ; sts. after ei)s, ei)s a(/lade Od. 10.351 ; after the gen. *)/ai+do/sde. to names of persons, *phlei/+wna/de Il. 24.338 ; to Prons., h(me/tero/nde, u(m-, Od. 8.39 , Il. 23.86 ; o(/nde, v. supr. In Att. mostly joined to the names of places, *)eleusi=na/de, etc.; also *)aqh/naze, *qh/baze (for *)aqh/nasde, *qh/basde); rarely, in Att. , with appellatives, as oi)/kade. to time-words, bouluto/nde (v. bouluto/s). to denote purpose only, mh/ti fo/bond' a)go/reue Il. 5.252 . to the demonstr. Pron., to give it greater force, o(/de, toio/sde, toso/sde, etc., such a man as this (v. sub vocc.). dea/, = qea/ (Tyrrhen.), Hsch. de/a^to, seemed, a)eike/lios de/at' ei)=nai methought he was a pitiful fellow, Od. 6.242 ; ei)k a)\n de/atoi, = h)\n dokh=|, o(/sa| a)\n d. , = o(/sh| a)\n dokh=| , 5(2).6.10 , 18 (Tegea); o(po/q' a)\n dea/shtoi a)mfote/rois ib. 343.24 (Orchom. Arc. ); cf. de/atai: dokei=, dea/mhn: e)doki/mazon, e)do/cazon, de/asqen (prob.): e)do/koun, Hsch. (Root deya^, cf. dh=los, doa/ssato, Skt. d[imacracute]deti 'appear'.) de/atos, v. de/os. de/gmenos, v. de/xomai. de/gmon: o(do/n, Hsch. degmw/n: xro/nos, Id. deda/asqai, de/dae, deda/hka, dedahme/nos, v. *da/w. dedai/atai, v. dai/w (B). deda/las: de/smas, Id. de/daloi: promaxw=nes, Id. de/dastai, v. date/omai. dedaw/s, v. *da/w. dede/atai: de/dentai, Id. de/deia: fobou=, and dedeiai/: deili/ai, Id. dedei/kelos, timorous, Id. dedeipna/nai, v. deipne/w. dedei=sai: fobh=sai, Id. dedei=sqai: eu)labei=sqai, fobei=sqai, Id. dede/xatai, v. de/xomai. de/dhe, dedh/ei, v. dai/w (A). dedhmeume/nws, in a popular manner, Procl. p.880 S. dedhnw=sqai: e)nexura/sasqai, e)ndh/sasqai e)nexu/rois, Hsch. de/dia, poet. dei/dia, v. dei/dw. dedio/tws, Adv. of part. pf. dediw/s, in fear, D.C. 42.17 , Vett.Val. 238.32 , prob. in D.H. 11.47 .< dedi/skhtai: e)/rriptai, Hsch. (fort. -eutai). dedi/skomai, v. deidi/skomai. v. deidi/ssomai. deditte/on, one must fear, u(pe/r tinos Themist. 8 . dedi/ttomai, v. deidi/ssomai. dedma/wn: krio\s h(gemw/n, Hsch. de/dmhmai, pf. Pass. of dama/zw and de/mw. dedoiko/tws, Adv. part. pf. of dei/dw, = dedio/tws , Ruf. 2 , Philostr. 4.20 . dedoi/kw, Dor. pres., = dei/dw, de/dia , Theoc. 15.58 : fut. dedoikh/sw Macr. p.610K. (Syrac.). dedokhme/nos, irreg. part. pf. of de/xomai ( Ion. de/komai), in act. sense, waiting, watching, Il. 15.730 , Hes. 214 , A.R. 4.900 ; d. h(/ntina r(e/cei mh=tin waiting, to see . ., ib. 1660 : c. acc., observing, fa/sias Nic. 122 ; watching, Nonn. 30.88 , al.: c. gen., h)/matos Arat. 559 . de/dorka, v. de/rkomai. dedri/omen: r(e/comen, Hsch. dedroikw/s: doikw/s, Id. (leg. dedvoikw/s: dedoikw/s). deei/lh, = dei/lh , Phryn.Trag. ap. Sch. Il. 221 iii 6 . de/elos, h, on, resolved form of dh=los, Il. 10.466 . = desmo/s, a(/mma , Hsch. deh/lades: fu/lakes, Id. de/-hma, atos, to/, (de/omai) entreaty, de/hma dei=sqai Ar. 1059 . de-hsi/dion, to/, Dim. of sq. 1.2 , de/-hmos: no/mos h)\ desmo/s, Hsch. de/-hsis, ews, h(, entreaty, Lys. 2.15 (pl.), Isoc. 8.138 (pl.), Pl. 329d (pl.), etc.; de/omai d' u(mw=n . . dikai/an de/hsin D. 29.4 ; deh/seis poiei=sqai 5.33 , cf. Wilcken 41 ii 12 (iii A.D.). written petition, CPHerm. 6.10 , J. 7.5.2 , Ph. 2.586 , 16.10 (iii A.D.). want, need, Antipho Soph. 11 ; e)n e)piqumi/ais te kai\ deh/sesin Pl. 405e ; kata\ ta\s deh/seis according to their needs, Arist. 1257a23 ; deh/seis ei)si\n ai( o)re/ceis Id. 1385a22 . de-hte/on, one must entreat, Aristid. Quint. 3.9 . de-htiko/s, h/, o/n, disposed to ask, Arist. 1125a10 ; suppliant, fwnh/ D.S. 17.44 ; lo/gos Plu. 18 ; e)pistolai/ Ph. 2.590 ( Sup. ); eu)xai/ Id. 2.296 ( Sup. ). dei=: subj. de/h, sts. contr. dh= (in codd. of Com., as Ar. 265 ); o(po/sou ka dh= 4.1484.65 (Epid.), cf. 245 47 (Delph.); opt. de/oi Th. 4.4 ; inf. dei=n; part. de/on (v. infr. IV): impf. e)/dei, Ion. e)/dee: fut. deh/sei E. 941 , etc.: aor. I e)de/hse Th. 2.77 , etc.—Impers. from de/w (A), there is need (the sense of moral obligation, prop. belonging to xrh/, is later, S. 583 , etc.): c.acc.pers.et inf., it is needful for one to do, one must, once in Hom. , ti/ de\ dei= polemize/menai . . *)argei/ous why need the Argives fight? Il. 9.337 ; d. <m'> e)lqei=n Pi. 6.28 , etc.: with nom. of the Pron., h(gou/mhn . . dei=n . . megaloyuxo/teros fai/nesqai D. 19.235 : rarely dei= s' o(/pws dei/ceis, = dei= se dei=cai , S. 556 , cf. 54 ; dei= s' o(/pws mhde\n dioi/seis Cratin. 108 ; (the full constr. in S. 77 tou=to dei= sofisqh=nai . . o(/pws genh/sh|): rarely c. dat. pers., there is need of . . for . ., qeoi=si prosbalei=n xqoni\ a)/llhn deh/sei gai=an E. 941 , cf. X. 3.4.35 , 7.20 : the acc. pers. is often omitted, e)k tw=n manqa/nein dei= (sc. h(ma=s) Hdt. 1.8 , cf. A. 567 , 826 , etc. c. acc. rei et inf., dei= ti gene/sqai Th. 5.26 ; paradei/gmata, kaq' a(\ de/oi a)pokri/nesqai Pl. 79a , etc.; also e)pei\ de/ oi( e)/dee kakw=s gene/sqai since it was fated for him . ., since he was doomed . ., Hdt. 2.161 , cf. 8.53 , 9.109 , S. 825 ; for oi)/omai dei=n, v. oi)/omai. abs. with inf. understood, mh\ pei=q' a(\ mh\ dei= (sc. pei/qein) S. 1442 , cf. 1273 ; ei)/ ti de/oi, h)/n ti de/h| (sc. gene/sqai), X. 1.2.59 , Th. 1.44 ; ka)\n de/h| (sc. troxa/zein) , troxa/zw= Philetaer. 3 . c. gen. rei, there is need of, freq. with neg., ou)de\n a)\n de/oi pollou= a)rguri/ou Pl. 45a , etc.; ti/ dei= th=s a)reth=s; Arist. 1309b10 ; sts. with inf. added, makrou= lo/gou dei= tau=t' e)pecelqei=n A. 870 , cf. 875 , 407 . freq. in phrases, pollou= dei= there wants much, far from it, o)li/gou dei= there wants little, all but; in full c. inf., pollou= dei= ou(/tws e)/xein Pl. 35d ; tou\s *plataie/as e)laxi/stou e)de/hse diafqei=rai [to\ pu=r] Th. 2.77 ; pollou= ge dei=, pollou= ge kai\ dei= Ar. 543 , D. 18.300 , 21.71 ; tou= pleu=nos ai)ei\ e)/dee there was always further to travel, Hdt. 4.43 ; tou= panto\s dei= Luc. 13 : also o)li/gou dei=n abs., in same sense, Pl. 22a , etc.; mikrou= dei=n D. 27.29 . with dat. pers. added, dei= moi/ tinos A. 848 , E. 565 , Th. 1.71 , etc. with acc. pers. added, au)to\n ga/r se dei= promhqe/ws A. 86 , cf. E. 837 , 23 . rarely with Subj. in nom., dei= moi/ ti something is needful to me, e(\n dei= mo/non moi E. 594 ; ei)/ ti de/oi tw=| xorw=| Antipho 6.12 ; prw=ton me\n tou=to dei=, u(peilhfe/nai . . D. 10.15 . Med. , dei=tai there is need, c. gen., dei=tai/ soi th=s au)th=s e)rwth/sews Pl. 79c ; o(/swn de/oito Aen.Tact. 13.1 ; e(te/rou dei=sqai strathgou= nomi/zwn Plu. 26 : c. inf., w(/ste braxe/) e)moi\ dei=sqai fra/sai S. 570 (codd.); deh/setai . . a)nagra/fesqai Aen.Tact. 31.9 ; th/n meu glw=ssan e)ktemei=n dei=tai Herod. 6.41 . neut. part. de/on ( dei=n is dub. in Ar. 220 , Lys. 14.7 , cf. A.D. 132.30 , Hdn.Gr. 2.328 , al., Hsch. ): abs., it being needful or fitting, Pl. 355d , etc.; ou)k a)ph/nta, de/on, he did not appear in court, though he ought to have done so, D. 21.90 : c. inf., Ar. 988 ; ou)de\n de/on there being no need, Hdt. 3.65 , etc.: fut. w(s au)ti/ka deh=son diw/kein X. 3.2.8 : aor. deh=san Plu. 9 , etc.: also de/on a)\n ei)/h, = de/oi a)/n , Plb. 2.37.5 , etc.: less freq. gen. abs. de/ontos, c. acc. inf., Corn. 17 . Subst. de/on, to/ (v. sub voc.). *dei=a, ta/, = *di=a , games in honour of Zeus, 37.89 (Philadelphia, iii A.D.). dei/a: e)/ndeia, Hsch. dei=gma, atos, to/, (dei/knumi) sample, pattern, karpw=n Isoc. 15.54 , cf. 113.5 (ii A.D.); tou= bi/ou Ar. 988 ; labw\n d' *)/adraston dei=gma tw=n e)mw=n lo/gwn taking him as evidence of . ., E. 354 ; mh\ . . au)toi\ kaq' u(mw=n au)tw=n d. toiou=ton e)cene/gkhte D. 21.183 ; tou=to to\ d. e)cenhnoxw\s peri\ au)tou= Id. 19.12 , cf. Pl. 788c ; dei/gmatos ei(/neka by way of sample, D. 23.65 ; dei/gmatos xa/rin S.E. 11.40 ; d. profe/rein, e)kti/qesqai, parasxei=n, Pl. 718b , Plb. 4.24.9 , D.H. 6.5 ; d. mikroyuxi/as Men. 3 ; d. yuxh=s sign of life, Luc. 2 (s.v.l.); d. filosofi/as *)attikh=s Id. 7 ; [a)ndria/nta] d. a)reta=s qeme/na 860.6 , cf. 14.967 , etc. plan, sketch, PGiss. 15.3 . sense-evidence, ta\ e)pi\ tou= o)rga/nou dei/gmata Epicur. 11.7 . mart, bazaar, in the Piraeus, X. 5.1.21 , Lys. 75.6 ; periepa/toun e)n tw=| d. tw=| h(mete/rw| D. 35.29 ; elsewh., 1.16 B 49 (Olbia), Aen. Tact. 30.2 , Plb. 5.88.8 , D.S. 19.45 . metaph., d. dikw=n Ar. 979 . deigma^t-i/zw, make a show of, Ep.Col. 2.15 ; make an example of, Ev.Matt. 1.19 ; furnish a sample, in Pass. , 576 (i B.C. /i A.D.); deigmatisqh/setai . . a)pole/sqai will be proved to . ., PRyl. 1.28.32 (iv A.D.). make trial of, test, PHolm. 18.20 , 22.29 . intr., appear, Ar.Byz. 41.19 , Hp. 19 (in 53.67 ). deigma^t-ismo/s, ou=, o(, public inspection, verification, 4.358.8 (iii B.C.), 90.30 (Rosetta), 246.6 (ii/iii A.D.), al. putting to shame, exposure, in pl., Vett.Val. 43.26 , Heph.Astr. 2.32 , 34 , 1.28.70 (iv A.D.). deigma^to-a/rths, ou, o(, inspector of the market, POxy. 63.8 (ii/iii A.D.), 3.1159.39 (ii A.D.). deigma^to-kata^gwgi/a, h(, conveyance of samples, POxy. 1254.5 (iii A.D.). deigma^to-kata^gwgo/s, o(, official who delivered samples of corn, 31.6 (iii A.D.). dei/dekto, deide/xatai, deide/xato, v. deidi/skomai; deide/xqai, v. de/xomai. deidh/mwn, onos, (dei/dw) fearful, cowardly, Il. 3.56 , Nonn. 15.199 , al. dei/dia, dei/dimen and deide/men, v. dei/dw. deidi/skomai, (cf. de/xomai) greet, welcome, deciterh=| deidi/sketo xeiri/ Od. 20.197 ; de/pai+ xruse/w| deidi/sketo 18.121 ; dedisko/menos 15.150 :— to the same verb the following forms probably belong, plhsa/menos d' oi)/noio de/pas dei/dekt' *)axilh=a pledged him, Il. 9.224 ; tou\s me\n a)/ra xruse/oisi kupe/llois . . deide/xato ib. 671 , cf. 4.4 ; deide/xatai mu/qoisi Od. 7.72 ; deiknu/menos welcoming, 4.59 , Il. 9.196 ; pledging, h.Ap. 11 ; so, dedegme/nos Panyas. 12 . (dei/knumi) show, A.R. 1.558 . deidi/ssomai, later dedi/ssomai, Att. deigma^to/-ttomai: impf. e)dedi/sketo Ar. 564 : fut. -i/comai Il. 20.201 : aor. 1 inf. deidi/casqai (v. infr.), dedi/casqai Hsch. ; part. dedica/menos D. 19.291 :—causal of dei/dw, frighten, alarm, mh\ . . deidi/sseo lao\n *)axaiw=n Il. 4.184 , cf. 13.810 , Pl. 245b , Luc. Bis Acc. 7 , etc.; mh\ dh/ m' e)pe/essi . . e)/lpeo deidi/cesqai Il. 20.201 , cf. Hes. 111 ; *(/ektora . . a)po\ nekrou= deidi/casqai to scare him away from the corpse, Il. 18.164 (in 2.190 ou)/ se e)/oike, kako\n w(/s, deidi/ssesqai it may be taken in either sense, cf. 15.196 ): c. inf., feuge/men a)\y o)pi/sw deidi/sseto Theoc. 25.74 , D. 19.291 , 43 , D.H. 1.71 , al.; cf. dedi/skomai 11 . intr., fear, h)\n h( gunh\ . . deidi/sshtai ( v.l. did- ) Hp. 1.25 ; mh\ . . li/hn deidi/sseo qumw=| A.R. 2.1219 , cf. Plu. 57 : c. acc., to be afraid of, Orph. 56 , etc.: aor. deidisa/menos App. 5.79 ; th\n au)gh/n Aret. 1.1 ; to\n a)/ndra Luc. 5 . dei/dw, (for de-dvoy-a) 1st sg. pf. in pres. sense, Il. 14.44 , Od. 5.300 (dei/dite should prob. be restored for dei/dete in 9.147 ( Antag. )): fut. dei/somai Il. 15.299 , etc.; later dei/sw Q.S. 4.36 , etc.: aor. e)/deisa, in Hom. e)/ddeisa (i.e. e)/dveisa, cf. u(poddei/sas, = u(podvei/sas ): aor. 2 di/on Il. 22.251 (v. infr. 7 ), 3 sg. di/e 5.566 ; pf. de/doika, as, e, (in pres. sense), freq. in sg., Thgn. 39 , A. 751 , Ar. 38 , etc.; rare in pl., dedoi/kamen Men. 534.11 , Luc. 24 , -kate Ar. 181 ; Ep. dei/doika (i.e. de-dv-) Il. 1.555 , al.; subj. dedoi/kwsi Hp. 37 ; inf. dedoike/nai E. 548 , Ar. 1091 , Pl. 372 , etc.; part. -kw/s Anacr. 43 , Ar. 607 , Hdt. 1.107 , etc.: plpf. in impf. sense, Ar. 684 , Pl. 472a , etc.; 3 pl. -oi/kesan Th. 4.27 , X. 3.5.18 :— also de/dia A. 184 (lyr.), S. 1469 (lyr.), commonly used in Prose, D. 14.4 , Luc. 5 , etc.; de/die Amphis 33.6 , Men. 223.13 ; pl. de/dimen, de/dite, Th. 3.53 , 56 , 4.126 , etc.; dedi/asi Ar. 224 , Pl. 29a , etc. (once in Hom. , Il. 24.663 ); Ep. dei/dia ib. 13.49 , al., 3 sg. dei/die Od. 16.306 ; pl. dei/di^men Il. 9.230 , etc.; dei/di^te l.c. (v. supr.); imper. de/di^qi Ar. 230 , 273 , Ep. dei/di^qi Il. 5.827 , etc.; later dei/di_qi Nic. 443 (dei/dixqi cod. opt.), de/di_qi Babr. 75.2 codd.; subj. dedi/h X. 1.11 ; dedi/wsi Isoc. 4.156 , etc.; inf. dedie/nai Th. 1.136 , Pl. 88b , etc., Ep. deidi/men (to be distd. from 1 pl. indic. dei/dimen) Od. 9.274 , 10.381 ; part. dediw/s Ar. 643 , Pl.. 448 , Th. 6.24 , etc., fem. dediui=a prob. in Pl. 254e , Ep. acc. deidio/ta, pl. -io/tes, -io/twn, -io/tas, Il. 6.137 , etc.: plpf. e)dedi/ein, eis, ei, Hyp. 6 , D. 34.27 , etc.; Ep. 3 sg. dei/die Il. 18.34 ; 3 pl. e)dedi/esan Th. 4.55 codd., X. 5.7.36 , e)de/disan Pl. 685c ; Ep. 1 pl. e)dei/dimen Il. 6.99 , 3 pl. e)dei/disan 5.790 , al., dei/disan 15.652 (hence in late Ep. , impf. e)dei/diou, -ies, -ie, Q.S. 10.450 , Nonn. 2.608 , 35.30 ):—in Prose the shorter forms are generally preferred:—fear, distd. from fobe/omai (v. de/os): Construct.: abs., Hom. , etc. folld. by a Prep., d. peri/ tini to be alarmed, anxious about . ., Il. 17.242 , 5.566 , etc.; a)mfi/ tini A. 184 (lyr.); th=s turanni/dos pe/ri E. 446 ; u(pe/r tinos Th. 1.74 ; d. e)k tw=n u(/pnwn Plb. 5.52.13 ; qoru/bw| Plu. 9 . folld. by a relat. clause, mostly with mh/ . ., and folld. by subj., Il. 1.555 , etc.; rarely by indic., dei/dw mh\ . . nhmerte/a ei)=pen Od. 5.300 ; o(\n de/doik' e)gw\ mh/ moi bebh/kh S. 493 , cf. 767 , Th. 6.88 ; de/doix' o(/pws mh\ . . a)narrh/cei kaka/, = de/doika mh/ . . , S. 1074 , cf. D. 8.53 , 9.75 , Ar. 112 ; mh\ dei/sh|s poq' w(s . . o)/yetai S. 1309 ; d. mh\ ou), folld. by subj., de/dimen mh\ ou) be/baioi h)=te Th. 3.57 , cf. Hdt. 7.163 , X. 2.3.10 , E. 626 , etc.; also d. o(/pws la/qw E. 995 ; mh\ dei/shte w(s ou)x h(de/ws kaqeudh/sete X. 6.2.30 . c. inf., fear to do, dei=san d' u(pode/xqai Il. 7.93 , Th. 1.136 : c. acc. et inf., d. ne/mesin e)/sesqai Od. 22.40 ; qanei=n se dei/sas E. 1564 : c. inf. Pass. , ou)k e)dedi/esan basanisqh=nai Lys. 13.27 . c. acc., fear, dread, *di/a Od. 14.389 ; shma/ntoras ib. 4.431 , etc.; to\ so\n pro/swpon S. 448 ; tou\s gone/as Pl. 562e ; coupled with fobou=mai, tou\s *)aqhnai/ous h(gou/menoi a(/per e)dedi/esan fobei=sqai Th. 4.117 ; ou)de\ de/doika ou)de\ fobou=mai to\n me/llonta a)gw=na D. 21.200 , cf. Isoc. 12.48 , Pl. 12b , 12c . part. pf., to\ dedio/s one's fearing, much like de/os , Th. 1.36 . flee from, c. acc. (by assimilation to fobh/somai), Il. 22.251 . deielia/w, (dei/elos) take an afternoon meal, su\ d' e)/rxeo deielih/sas Od. 17.599 , cf. Ath. 5.193a . deieli/h, h(, (dei/elos) f.l. for dei/elon , Call. 190 . deielino/s, h/, o/n, = dei/elos , at evening, Theoc. 13.33 ; deielinh\n th\n d' ei(=le kako\s xlo/os Call. 3.1.12 . dei/elos, on, of or belonging to dei/lh (q. v.), d. h)=mar the evening part of day, eventide, Od. 17.606 , Theoc. 25.86 ; d. w(/rh A.R. 3.417 . Subst. (sc. h(me/ra), late evening, ei)so/ken e)/lqh| d. o)ye\ du/wn Il. 21.232 , cf. Call. 1.4.1 ; poti\ or u(po\ dei/elon at even, AP 9.650 ( Leont. ), A.R. 1.1160 . dei/elon, to/, afternoon meal, Call. 190 (perh. = 1362 ii 4 ). (deielo/s Hdn.Gr. 1.161 .) dei/ema: brw=ma, Hsch. deika^na/w, (dei/knumi) point out, show, in Ion. and Ep. impf. deikana/asken Theoc. 24.57 ; Ep. 3 pl. pres. deikano/wsi Arat. 209 : but Med. , (cf. deidi/skomai) salute, pledge, deikano/wnto de/passin Il. 15.86 ; deikano/wnt' e)pe/essin Od. 18.111 ; cf. dekana=tai. dei/ka^non, to/, = dei/khlon , of embroidered figures in tapestry, 260.43 (pl.). dei/kelon, to/, = dei/khlon 11.1 , Democr. 123 , Hegesiana x 2 . = dei/khlon 11.2 , Nonn. 48.697 , 9.153 ( Agath. ). deike/s: lampro/n, ktl., Hsch. deikhli/ktas, a, o(, Dor. for deikhli/sths, one who represents; esp. Lacon. , = u(pokrith/s , actor who played burlesque parts, Plu. 21 , 2.212f , Ath. 14.621e (dik- codd.). dei/khlon, to/, representation, exhibition, paqe/wn Hdt. 2.171 . reflection, image, A.R. 1.746 ; phantom, Id. 4.1672 (pl.). sculptured figure, IG 14.1301 , Lyc. 1179 (pl.), J. 2.10.4 , Porph. ap. Eus. 3.9 . dei/knumi (also deiknu/w Hes. 451 , Men. 562 ; Ion. de/knumi 5653b14 (a)po-, Chios), 5493b25 (a)po-, Milet.), freq. in Hdt. ; Cret. di/knumi (pro-) 5112 ); 3 sg. dei/knu Hes. 526 ; imper. dei/knue ib. 502 , Pl. 228e , 3 sg. deiknu/tw S. 1532 : impf. 3 pl. e)dei/knusan X. 4.5.33 , D. 18.213 , also -uon Hdt. 4.150 , Antipho 5.76 , etc.; 3 sg. dei/knuen Pi. 4.220 : fut. dei/cw Od. 12.25 , etc., Ion. de/cw Hdt. 4.179 , al.: aor. 1 e)/deica, Ep. dei=ca Od. 3.174 , etc., Ion. e)/deca Hdt. 2.30 , al.: pf. de/deixa Alex. 268 , (e)pi-) D. 26.16 , (a)na-) Plb. 4.48.3 :— Med. , with pf. Pass. , for Ep. forms deiknu/menos, dei/dekto, deide/xatai, deide/xato, v. deidi/skomai :— Pass. , fut. deixqh/somai Isoc. 5.1 , 12.4 ; dedei/comai Plu. 2.416d , A.D. 23.26 , al.: aor. e)dei/xqhn E. 1209 , etc., Ion. e)de/xqhn (a)p-) Hdt. 1 : pf. de/deigmai S. 432 , Ion. de/dektai Hp. 10 :—bring to light, show forth, [qeo\s] h(mi=n dei=ce [te/ras] Od. 3.178 ; deiknu\s sh=ma brotoi=sin Il. 13.244 ; a)/gos d. S. 1427 ; to\n ktano/nta ib. 278 ; i(/n' e)lai/as . . e)/deice kla/don *)aqa/na E. 802 ; of artists, portray, represent, Luc. 5 ; cause, dusqe/ata ph/mata e)dei/cat' A. 982 codd.; render so and so, tuflou\s tou\s e)mble/pontas deiknu/ei Men. 83 ; tina\ u(po\ tw=n trauma/twn dei/cas nekro/n D.S. 34.2.21 :— Med. , dei/knumai set before one, a)/eqla Il. 23.701 . show, point out, d. *)ale/candron *menela/w| Il. 3.452 ; de/smion . . e)/deic' *)axaioi=s (sc. au)to/n) S. 609 , cf. 492 , 630 ; au)to\ d. experiment will show, Cratin. 177 , cf. Pl. 200e , 288b ; dei/cei dh\ ta/xa alone, time will show, Ar. 1261 ; d. ei)/s tina point towards, Hdt. 4.150 :— Med. , dei/cato d' ei)s *kroni/wna 367 . show, make known, esp. by words, explain, o(do/n Od. 12.25 , etc.; a)ntola\s e)gw\ a)/strwn e)/deica A. 458 , cf. 482 . show, prove, with part., pou= ga\r w)\n dei/cw fi/los; E. 802 ; e)/deican e(/toimoi o)/ntes Th. 4.73 , cf. 5.72 ; deiknu/w e)spoudakw/s Men. 562 ; dei/cw au)to\n pollw=n qana/twn o)/nt' a)/cion D. 21.21 ; ei) . . deixqh/setai tou=to pepoihkw/s ib. 160 ; i(kanw/tata de/deiktai yuxh\ tw=n pa/ntwn presbuta/th Pl. 896b : folld. by a relat. clause with w(s . ., o(/ti . ., ei) . .,etc., A. 176 , Th. 1.76 , 143 , etc.; pa=sa a)po/deici/s ti kata/ tinos dei/knusi Arist. 0.90b34 : o(/per e)/dei dei=cai, = Q.E. D. , Euc. 1.4 ,al.: abs., de/deiktai it is clear or proven, Pl. 66d , etc.; dedei/cetai A.D. l.c. of accusers, inform against, tina/ Ar. 278 (Dobree ex Sch. e)gw\ e)ndei/knumi). display, exhibit, a)glai/+an Pi. 6.46 ; a)reth/n, proqumi/an, Th. 1.37 , 6.11 . offer, proffer, kai\ ta\ pi/st' e)deica/thn A. 651 . (Cf. Lat. dīco, Goth. gateihan 'announce', OHG. zeigōn 'show'.) deik-te/on, one must show, prove, X. 3.5.8 ; peri/tinos Thphr. 3.7.5 ; tou\s no/mous deikte/on moi it is my duty to point out . ., D. 18.58 , cf. Porph. 3.7 . deik-thria/s, a/dos, h(, = Lat. mima, Plb. 14.11.4 . deik-th/rion, to/, place for showing; at Samos, place where Athena showed Perseus a representation of the Gorgon, EM 261.9 . = dei=gma , 3p.333 . dei/k-ths, ou, o(, exhibitor, Orph. 8.16 ; tw=n i(erw=n a)gw/nwn prob. in 2932 (Tralles); o( lo/gos d. e)sti\ pa/ntwn tw=n a)gaqw=n Zos.Alch. p.191B. deik-tiko/s, h/, o/n, able to show: in Logic, of syllogisms, those which can be directly reduced, Arist. 45a24 ; d. e)nqu/mhma, opp. e)legktiko/n, Id. 1396b24 . Adv. -kw=s Id. 29a31 . categorical, pro/tasis 2.85 . Gramm., demonstrative, to\ "tou=to" deiktiko/n Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.65 ; d. o)/noma D.T. 636.12 ; a)/rqra Apollod.Ath.and D.T.ap.A.D. 5.19 ; a)ntwnumi/a ib. 9.17 : -w/terai gigno/menai (sc. a)ntwnumi/ai) proslamba/nousi to\ i_ ib. 59.16 : -ko/n, to/, Demetr. 289 . Adv. -kw=s Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.245 , Plu. 2.747d , S.E. 7.267 . deik-to/s, h/, o/n, capable of proof, Arist. 0.76b27 . perceptible, Phlp. 88.21 . deilainome/nws, Adv. with trepidation, Gloss. deilai/nw, to be a coward or cowardly, Arist. 1107a18 , 1137a22 , Plot. 1.4.15 :— Med. , Luc. 153 , 58.27 :— Pass. , aor. deilanqei/s: klefqei/s, a)pathqei/s, Hsch. ; deila/sai: deilia/sai, Id. dei/laios, a, on, (os, on 14.1722.7 ), lengthd. form of deilo/s (q.v.): — wretched, sorry, paltry, not in Hom. , freq. in Trag., esp. of persons, A. 580 (lyr.), etc.; dei/laie tou= nou= S. 1347 (lyr.); d. xa/ris a sorry kindness, A. 517 ; d. spodo/s paltry dust, S. 758 ; d. a)/xea, a)lghdw/n, du/a, Emp. 145 , S. 513 (lyr.), 1311 (lyr.); gh=ras E. 156 (lyr.): sts. found in Com. (v. infr.) and Prose, Lys. 24.23 ( Sup. ), Aeschin. 1.172 : in later Prose, Jul. 1.29b . (The penult. is short in S. 1311 , 849 (lyr.), E. 279 (lyr.), Ar. 139 , 165 , etc.) deilaio/ths, htos, h(, misery, Sch. Ar. 1148 . deil-akri/nas, = sq., 261.38 . deil-akri/wn, wnos, o(, pitiable creature; in Com., poor fellow! Ar. 193 , 143 . dei/l-akros, a, on, pitiable, Ar. 973 , 27 . deil-andre/w, to be cowardly, LXX 8.13 , 10.14 . dei/l-andros, on, cowardly, Hdn.Gr. 1.204 . dei=lar, atos, to/, = de/lear , Call. 458 (pl.). dei/lh, h(, afternoon ( d. h(me/ras teleuth/ Pl. 411b ), e)/ssetai h)\ h)w\s h)\ dei/lh h)\ me/son h)=mar Il. 21.111 : divided into early and late (prwi/+a and o)yi/a) , peri\ dei/lhn prwi/+hn genome/nhn Hdt. 8.6 (opp. d. o)yi/hn, ib. 9 ); dei/lhs o)yi/hs Id. 7.167 , cf. D. 57.9 ; peri\ dei/lhn h)/dh o)yi/an Th. 8.26 ; later peri\ d. e(spe/ran Ph. 2.533 , Hdn. 3.12.7 . d. alone, early afternoon, dei/lh| de\ te/mnetai o)pw/ra S. 255 ; h)/dh h)=n me/son h(me/ras . ., h(ni/ka de\ dei/lh e)ge/neto X. 1.8.8 ; a)mfi\ dei/lhn ib. 2.2.14 (opp. o)ye/, ib. 16 ); peri\ dei/lhn Hdt. 9.101 , Th. 4.69 , 103 ; a)po\ dei/lhs from the hour of afternoon, Arist. 564a19 ; th=s dei/lhs in the course of the afternoon, X. 7.3.10 ; but also, late afternoon, th=s h(me/ras o(/lhs dih=lqon . . a)lla\ dei/lhs a)fi/konto ib. 3.3.11 ; h(ni/ka h)=n d., opp. th=s nukto/s, ib. 3.4.34 , cf. 4.2.1 , 7.2.16 ; me/xri dei/lhs e)c e(wqinou= Id. 1.1.5 , cf. 4.1.22 ; a)p' h)ou=s me/xri dei/lhs Pl. 411a ; e(/wqen kai\ dei/lhs early in the morning and late in the evening, Arist. 531 ; pro\s th\n dei/lhn Id. 596a23 ; dei/lan alone, Theoc. 10.5 . in late Prose, any time of day, peri\ meshmbri/an d. about mid-day, Ach.Tat. 3.2 . apparently, day, opp. night, dei/l(h)s e)rg(a/tais) 1.131r44 (ii A.D.), cf. 244 . dei/lhqi: fobou=, Hsch. (leg. dei/diqi). deilh/mwn, = deidh/mwn (ei)dh/mones cod.), Id. deili/a, h(, timidity, cowardice, Hdt. 1.37 , S. 536 , etc.; deili/hn o)flei=n to be charged with cowardice, Hdt. 8.26 ; deili/as o)flei=n (sc. di/khn) And. 1.74 ; e)/noxos deili/as (sc. di/kh|) Lys. 1.45 ; opp. a)ndrei/a, qrasu/ths, Pl. 648b , 87a . misery, Procop. 4.32 . deili-ai/nw, make afraid, LXX 20.8 . deili/-a_sis, ews, h(, fright, faintheartedness, Plu. 17 . deili/asma, deilinismo/s, and dei/lisma, = Lat. merenda, Gloss. deilia/w, to be afraid, LXX 1.28 , al., D.S. 20.78 , Paul.Aeg. 3.76 . (Later Gr. for a)podeil-.) deilino/s, h/, o/n , (dei/lh) = deielino/s , in the afternoon, d. h)/rcato 609 , cf. Luc. 31 , Secund. 4 , 513.3 (ii A.D.); to\ d., as Adv., at even, LXX 3.8 , Luc. 2 ; d. o(lokau/twma LXX 5.50 ; w(=rai Str. 17.3.8 ; e(spe/ra Ph. 1.505 (s.v.l.); diatribh/ Plu. 2.70e . western, kli/ma Str. 9.2.41 . to\ d. (sc. dei=pnon) evening meal, f.l. in Ath. 10.418b (quoting Plb. 20.6.6 ), cf. Ath. 1.11e . deilokata-fronhth/s, ou=, or deilokata-fro/nhtos, on, cowardly and insolent, Ptol. 66 . deilokope/w, cheat or terrify, Hermipp. 88 . dei/lomai (A), (dei/lh) verge towards afternoon, dei/leto/ t' h)e/lios the sun was westering, Od. 7.289 ( Aristarch. and others for du/seto). dei/lomai (B), Delph. and Locr. , = bou/lomai. deilo/omai, Pass. , to be afraid, read by Nicanor in S. 150 , cf. LXX 16.6 , D.S. 20.78 . deilopoio/s, o/n, making cowardly, Sch. S. 1028 . deilo/s, h/, o/n, (de/os): of persons, cowardly, opp. a)/lkimos, Il. 13.278 ; opp. a)ndrei=os, Pl. 239a , etc.: hence, vile, worthless, Il. 1.293 ; deilai/ toi deilw=n ge kai\ e)ggu/ai Od. 8.351 ; opp. e)sqlo/s, lowborn, mean, Hes. 164 ; plou=tos kai\ deiloi=sin a)nqrw/pwn o(milei= B. 1.50 ; a)gaqoi\ deilw=n e)pi\ dai=tas i)/sin Eup. 289 ; of animals, Hdt. 3.108 : c.gen., deilo\s mua/grhs afraid of . ., AP 9.410 (Tull. Sab.): c.inf., ib. 6.232 ( Crin. ). Adv. -lw=s Theoc. 15 , Plu. 2.26b . more commonly, miserable, wretched, with a compassionate sense, deiloi\ brotoi/ poor mortals! Il. 22.31 , al.; a)= deile/ poor wretch! a)= deiloi/ poor wretches! 17.201 , Od. 20.351 ; a)= deile\ cei/nwn 14.361 ; *patroklh=os deiloi=o Il. 17.670 . of things, miserable, wretched, gh=ras Hes. 113 ; d. d' e)ni\ puqme/ni feidw/ ib. 369 ; ta\ d. ke/rdh S. 326 ; e)/rga, lo/gos, etc., Thgn. 307 , E. 757 , etc.: Comp. , Longin. 2.1 : Sup. , Ar. 123 : neut. pl. as Adv., o)xlei= moi deila\ o( *trwi/+los 11.4 (iii A.D.).—Trag. use deilo/s chiefly in former sense, dei/laios in latter. deilo/ths, htos, h(, = deili/a , cowardice, Hsch. s.v. deili/hn. deilo/yu_xos, on, fainthearted, LXX 8.16 . dei=ma, atos, to/, (de/os) fear, dei=ma fe/rwn *danaoi=si Il. 5.682 ; fre/na dei/mati pa/llwn S. 153 (lyr.); d. e)/labe/ tina Hdt. 6.74 ; e)s d. pesei=n, e)n dei/mati katesta/nai, Id. 8.118 , 36 ; opp. qa/rsos, Aen.Tact. 16.3 : pl., S. 636 ; fo/boi kai\ d. Th. 7.80 , Phld. 1.22 , etc. object of fear, terror, w)= pu=r su\ kai\ pa=n d. S. 927 ; e)k d. tou nukte/rou Id. 410 ; a)ntipa/lois d. a terror to them, 343 (Germa): esp. in pl., A. 691 (lyr.), 524 , A.R. 4.735 ; deima/twn a)/xh fearful plagues or monsters, A. 586 (lyr.); d. qhrw=n E. 700 (lyr.). deim-ai/nw, only pres. and impf. ( Ep. deimai/neske Q.S. 2.439 ):— to be afraid, h.Ap. 404 , Hdt. 3.51 , etc., S. 492 , Pl. 330c , etc.; d. peri\ e(wutw=|, u(pe/r tinos, Hdt. 3.35 , 8.140 . b'; a)mfi/ tini S. 492 ; e)pi/ tini Jul. 2.82a :— Pass. , to be frightened, Q.S. 2.499 . folld. by a relat. clause with mh/ . ., Thgn. 541 , Hdt. 1.165 , S. 481 . c. inf., Mosch. 3.56 , Opp. 5.320 . c. acc., fear, th\n *perse/wn du/namin Hdt. 1.159 ; pa/nta d. A. 600 , cf. 41 : c. acc. cogn., dei=m' o(\ deimai/neis E. 868 . deim-a^le/os, a, on, timid, Arist. 810a23 , Mosch. 2.20 , Opp. 1.165 . horrible, fearful, Batr. 287 , cj. in Thgn. 1128 . deimale/ta: ta\ lepta\ tw=n boskhma/twn, oi( de\ *la/kwnes nekra/, Hsch. deima^t-hro/s, a/, o/n, fearful, timid, A.D. 189.25 . deima^t-i/as, ou, o(, epith. of Zeus, the Scarer, D.H. 6.90 . deima^t-o/eis, essa, en, frightened, scared, AP 9.244 ( Apollonid. ). deima^to-poio/s, o/n, terrifying, Sch. E. 70 . deima^to-sta^gh/s, e/s, (sta/zw) reeking with horror, A. 842 (leg. ai(matostage/s). deima^t-o/w, frighten, Hdt. 6.3 , Ar. 144 , Ph. 2.204 :— Pass. , A. 845 , S. 142 , E. 42 , Pl. 370a , etc. deima^t-w/dhs, es, terrible, frightful, Aret. 1.5 ,al., Hsch. deima^/t-wsis, ews, h(, scaring, Sch. Lyc. 1182 . deimo/s, o(, (de/os) fear, terror, deimo/n tina a)napla/ssein J. 2.34 . *dei=mos, o(, personified as accompanying *fo/bos, *)/eris, *gorgw/, etc., Il. 4.44c , 1.37 , 15.119 , Hes. 934 . deimw/dhs, = fobero/s , Erot. (dub. l.). dei=n, v. dei=. dei=na, o(, h(, to/, gen. dei=nos, dat. dei=ni, acc. dei=na: sts. indecl. (v. infr.): nom. dei=n, o(, Sophr. 58 : gen. and dat. tou= dei/natos, tw=| dei/nati, A.D. 60.12 , 614.51 :— such an one, so-and-so, always with Art., o( dei=na Ar. 918 , etc.; to\n dei=na to\n tou= dei=na Id. 622 ; o( dei=na tou= dei=nos to\n dei=n' ei)sh/ggeilen D. 13.5 ; a(\ a)\n o( d. h)\ o( d. ei)/ph| Id. 2.31 ; o( d. kai\ o( d. Arist. 1416a23 ; h( dei=na Ant.Lib. 22 ; to\ d., euphem. for to\ pe/os, Ar. 1149 , cf. Sch. Luc. Bis Acc. 23 ; to\ d. d' e)sqi/eis; do you eat such a fish? Antiph. 129.6 : in gen., e)mo\s h)\ tou= dei=nos mine or some other's, Arist. 1262a3 : dat., tw=| dei=ni memfo/menos D. 20.104 , cf. 37.56 : pl., oi( dei=nes Id. 24.180 ; tw=n dei/nwn Id. 20.106 . to\ d. in Com. as an interjection to express an idea which suddenly strikes one, by the way, mark you, Ar. 524 , 268 , etc.: in later Prose, Luc. 19 . deina/zw, to be in straits, LXX 4.35 . deinauch=sai, exaggerate, Gloss. deinia/s (sc. e)mba/s), a/dos, h(, shoe called after Dinias ( D. 20.146 ), Cleanth.Stoic. 1.133 . deino-bi/hs [i^], ou, o(, (bi/a) terribly strong, Orph. 65 . deino-eph/s, gloss on a)ptoepe/s , Sch. Il. 8.209 , 133.45 . deino-qe/ths, Dor. dei/no-as, ou, o(, (ti/qhmi) knave, Mosch. 3.7 . deino-ka/qektos, on, hard to be repressed, Orph. 10.6 . deino-lexh/s, e/s, dreadfully married, Id. 906 . deino/linos: o( deinh=| ei(marme/nh| e)fqarme/nos, 264.28 . deino-loge/omai, complain loudly, o(/ti . . Hdt. 1.44 ; ei) . . Plu. 6 : abs., Hdt. 4.68 , Eus.Mynd. 59 . deino-logi/a, h(, exaggerated complaint, Plb. 33.11.3 . deino-pa/qeia [pa^], h(, exaggerated complaint, condemned by Poll. 6.201 , cf. Suid. s.v. tragw|di/a. deino-pa^qe/w, complain loudly of sufferings, D. 40.53 , Teles p.58H. , Plb. 12.16.9 , Luc. 24 ; e)pi/ tini D.S. 19.75 , Plu. 2.781a . deino-penqh/s, e/s, gloss on stono/essa , Sch. Il. 24.721 . deino-poie/w, in Rhet., amplify, D.H. 23 , Nicol. p.42F. ; use terrifying expressions, Porph. 30 . deino/-pous, o(, h( , -poun, to/, gen. podos, with terrible foot, *)ara/ (as if she were a hound upon the track), S. 418 . deino-proswpe/w, to be stern of countenance, peri\ th=s turanni/dos Arg. E. deino/s, h/, o/n, (de/os, cf. Pl. 198b ) fearful, terrible; in Hom. , of persons and things, *xa/rubdis Od. 12.260 ; klaggh/ Il. 1.49 ; o(/pla 10.254 : freq. in neut., deino\n a)u+=sai 11.10 ; bronta=n 20.56 ; deino\n de/rkesqai 3.342 ; paptai/nein Od. 11.608 ; deina\ d' u(podra\ i)dw/n Il. 15.13 ; d. i)de/sqai fearful to behold, Od. 22.405 ; d. me\n o(ra=n, d. de\ klu/ein S. 141 ; ei) kai\ deino/n tw| a)kou=sai Th. 1.122 ; deinh\ para\ toi=s ei)do/sin h( ba/sanos And. 1.30 ; in milder sense, awful, deinh/ te kai\ ai)doi/h qeo/s Il. 18.394 , cf. 3.172 , Od. 8.22 , etc.; to\ deino/n danger, suffering, horror, A. 634 , etc.; awe, terror, Id. 517 ; o(/pou to\ d. e)lpi\s ou)de\n w)felei= S. 196 ; pro\s to\ d. e)/rxesqai ib. 351 : in pl., e)kto\s o)/nta phma/twn ta\ dei/n' o(ra=n Id. 504 ; ei) dei/n' e)/drasas, deina\ kai\ paqei=n se dei= Id. 962 , etc.; deino\n gi/gnetai mh/ . . there is danger that . ., Hdt. 7.157 ; ou)de\n deinoi\ e)/sontai mh\ a)poste/wsin no fear of their revolting, Id. 1.155 , etc.; deino/taton mh/ . . the greatest danger lest . ., And. 3.1 ; deino/n e)sti, c. inf., it is dangerous to do, Lys. 12.87 ; deino\n poiei=sqai take ill, complain of, be indignant at a thing: abs., Th. 1.102 , etc.: c. inf., u(po\ *mh/dwn a)/rxesqai Hdt. 1.127 , etc.; also deina\ poiei=n make complaints, Id. 3.14 , 5.41 ; e)n deinw=| ti/qesqai J. 18.9.8 ; deino/n ti e)/sxe au)to\n a)tima/zesqai Hdt. 1.61 ; deino\n or deina\ paqei=n suffer illegal, arbitrary treatment, Ar. 252 , cf. Pl. 317b , etc.; deino/tera p. Th. 3.13 ; to\ d. to\ pei/somai Hdt. 7.11 : in Oratt., deino\n a)\n ei)/h ei) . . And. 1.30 , Lys. 12.88 , etc. Adv. -nw=s, fe/rein Hdt. 2.121 . g'; d. kai\ a)po/rws e)/xei moi I am in dire straits, Antipho 1.1 ; d. e)/xein th=| e)ndei/a| X. 6.4.23 ; d. diateqh=nai tupto/menos Lys. 3.27 . marvellously strong, powerful: d. sa/kos the mighty shield, Il. 7.245 ; simply, wondrous, marvellous, strange, to\ suggene/s toi deino\n h(/ q' o(mili/a kin and social ties have strange power, A. 39 ; d. to\ koino\n spla/gxnon Id. 1036 ; d. to\ ti/ktein S. 770 ; polla\ ta\ d. kou)de\n a)nqrw/pou -o/teron pe/lei. Id. 333 ; d. i(/meros, e)/rws, Hdt. 9.3 , Pl. 169c ; oi)=ktos S. 298 , etc.; d. le/geis pra=gma Pl. 298c ; d. g' ei)=pas, ei) kai\ zh=|s qanw/n S. 1127 ; freq. deino\n a)\n ei)/h ei) . . it were strange that . ., as E. 592 . Adv. -nw=s marvellously, exceedingly, d. me/laina, a)/nudros, Hdt. 2.76 , 149 ; d. e)n fulakh=|si ei)=nai Id. 3.152 ; d. pw/s ei)m' e)pilh/smwn Metag. 2 , etc.: Comp. -ote/rws Sch. Min. Il. 7.97 . clever, skilful, first in Hdt. 5.23 a)nh\r d. te kai\ sofo/s; of Odysseus, glw/ssh| . . deinou= kai\ sofou= S. 440 , cf. 806 , Antipho 2.2.3 , Lys. 7.12 ; sofo\s kai\ d. Pl. 341a ; opp. sofo/s, of practical ability, Id. 245c , 164d ; opp. i)diw/ths, D. 4.35 : c. inf., deino\s eu(rei=n A. 59 ; deinoi\ ple/kein toi mhxana\s *ai)gu/ptioi Id. 373 ; d. le/gein clever at speaking, S. 545 , etc.; d. ei)pei=n is rare, D. 20.150 ; no/sos d. fagei=n Ar. 243 ; d. pra/gmasi xrh=sqai D. 1.3 ; ai( eu)praci/ai d. sugkru/yai ta\ o)nei/dh are wonderfully liable to . ., Id. 2.20 : c. acc., d. th\n te/xnhn Ar. 364 ; d. peri\ tou\s lo/gous tou\s ei)s ta\ dikasth/ria Pl. 304d ; e)s ta\ pa/nta Ar. 968 ; d. peri\ to\ a)dikei=n, peri\ *(omh/rou, Pl. 405c , 531a ; d. a)mfi/ ti Arr. 9.5 ; d. kata\ xeirourgi/an Ael. 3.1 ; e)n lo/goisi d. *(uperei/dhs Timocl. 4.7 (but also of the forcible, vehement, style in oratory, Demetr. 240 , al.); in bad sense, over-clever, Pl. 3c ; d. u(po\ panourgi/as Id. 176d , cf. Arist. 1144a27 . (For dveino/s, cf. *dveni/a, gen. of pr.n. *deini/as, 4.858 .) dei=nos (A), gen. of dei=na (q.v.). dei=nos (B), o(, = di=nos , a name for different round vessels, Stratt. 34 , Dionys.Com. 5 , etc.: Cyren., = podanipth/r , Philet. ap. Ath. 11.467d . a dance, Apolloph. 1 . threshing-floor, Telesilla 7 . instrument for making or gilding pills, Schwyzer 182a . 3 (Gortyn, v/iv B.C.). dei/nosmos (i.e. evil-smelling), = ko/nuza platu/fullos , Ps.- Dsc. 3.121 . deino/ths, htos, h(, terribleness, Th. 3.59 , 4.10 ; harshness, severity, no/mwn Id. 3.46 . cleverness, shrewdness, D. 18.144 , Arist. 1144a23 ; opp. a)lh/qeia, Antipho 5.5 ; esp. in an orator, Th. 3.37 , D. 18.242 , 277 ; h( e)n toi=s lo/gois d. Isoc. 1.4 ; deino/thta lo/gou e)pidei/knusqai Plu. 77 . Rhet., intensity, forcefulness, D.H. 18 , 53 , al., Longin. 34.4 , Hermog. 2.9 , al.: pl., Demetr. 243 . dein-o/w, make terrible: exaggerate, e)pi\ to\ mei=zon pa/nta deinw/sas Th. 8.74 ; deinw=sai ta\s sumfora/s Plu. 28 . dei/n-wma, atos, to/, exaggerated view, to\ d. tw=n kritw=n Phld. 1.286S. dein-wpo/s, o/n, = deinw/y , Hes. 250 . dei/n-wsis, ews, h(, exaggeration or exacerbation, Pl. 272a , Quint. 6.2.24 , Longin. 11.2 , 12.5 (pl.), Demetr. 130 ; au)/chsis kai\ d. D.H. 2.5 , cf. 19 (pl.). indignation, Arist. 1417a13 , 1419b26 . frowning, o)fru/es deinw/sios mete/xousai Hp. 42 . dein-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, Rhet., pertaining to dei/nwsis 1 , u(=lai Corn. p.394H. dein-w/y, w=pos, o(, h(, fierce-eyed, of the Erinyes, S. 84 . deiome/nh: deisome/nh, Hsch. dei=cis, ews, h(, (dei/knumi) mode of proof, e)k tw=n shmei/wn Arist. 1408a26 , cf. 34a4 . proof, specimen, d. a)ndrei/as pare/xesqai, d. eu)noi/as, Hdn. 1.15.2 , 2.3.5 . display, exhibition, Macho ap. Ath. 6.245e ; dei=cin lo/gwn poiei=sqai Ath. 3.98c ; anatomical demonstration, Gal. 14.627 . calling up, qew=n Alciphr. 2.4.15 , cf. PMag. Leid.W. 6.42 . Gramm., demonstrative force or reference, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.65 , al., A.D. 9.8 , al. dei/ous, Ep. gen. of de/os (q.v.). *deipa/turos: qeo\s para\ *stumfai/ois, Hsch. deipn-a/rion, to/, Dim. of dei=pnon, Diph. 64.1 , 11.10 ( Lucill. ). deipn-eu/s, e/ws, o(, divinity worshipped by cooks in Achaia, Ath. 2.39d . deipn-eu/w, = deipni/zw , prob. in 2719 (Stratonicea). deipn-e/w, fut. -h/sw Ar. 1084 , X. 5.3.35 , -h/somai D.S. 11.9 , Gal. 11.6 : aor. e)dei/pnhsa, Ep. dei/pnhsa Od. 14.111 , etc.: pf. dedei/pnhka Ar. 1133 , etc.; Att. 1 pl. dedei/pnamen Alex. 109 , Eub. 91 ; inf. dedeipna/nai Ar. 464 , 249 , Pl.Com. 144 : plpf. e)dedeipnh/kesan Antipho 1.18 ; Ep. dedeipnh/kein Od. 17.359 :—make a meal, Hom. (v. dei=pnon): in Att. always, take the chief meal, dine, once in Trag., deipnei=n E. 894 (dub. l.); d. to\ a)/riston make breakfast serve as dinner, X. 1.2.11 ; d. para/ tini with one, Antipho 1.18 ; [e)n prutanei/w|] And. 1.45 . c. acc., d. a)/rton make a meal on bread, Hes. 442 ; d. mosxi/on Ephipp. 15.13 ; kotu/lhn mi/an Alex. 221.17 ; ci/fh Mnesim. 7 ; d. ta)llo/tria, of parasites, freq. in Com., Theopom p.34 , Eub. 72 , etc.; also d. a)po/ tinos Ar. 890 . Act. , entertain, tina/s 7.68 , 131 . deipn-h/enta: deipnofo/ra, ou) duna/mena fe/rein h(ma=s, Hsch. dei/pn-hstos, o(, meal-time, Od. 17.170 ; d. a)kro/nuxos Nic. 761 ( v.l. -hto/s ). (Acc. to some Gramm., deipnhsto/s (sc. kairo/s) = meal-time, dei/pnhstos = meal, Eust. 1814.36 .) deipn-hstu/s, u/os, h(, meal-time, Hsch. deipn-hth/rion, to/, dining-room, Plu. 41 , Inscr. ap. p.33 , J. 2.8.5 . deipn-hth/s, ou=, o(, diner, guest, Plb. 3.57.7 . deipn-htiko/s, h/, o/n, fond of dinner, Anaxipp. 1.36 ; e)pistolai\ d. letters on cookery, Ath. 4.128a . Adv. -kw=s like a cook, artistically, Ar. 1016 . deipn-i/zw, Att. fut. -iw= Diph. 62 : aor. e)dei/pnisa X. 4.5.5 (v. Od. infr. cit.):—entertain at dinner, kate/pefnen deipni/ssas Od. 4.535 ; deipni/zontes *ce/rcea Hdt. 7.118 ; d. th\n po/lin o(/lhn 5(1).1346 : also c. acc. cogn., d. tina\ dei=pnon give one a dinner, Matro 2 :— Pass. , boa\s dedeipnisme/nwn qea/trwn the applause of spectators bribed by dinners, Plu. 2.92e . deipn-i/on, ou, to/, Dim. of dei=pnon, Ar. 483 . deipn-isth/rion, to/, = deipnhth/rion , 5(2).268.36 (Mantinea, i B.C.), 12(9).906.10 (Chalcis, iii A.D.), 23.124 (Side). deipn-isto/s, o(, = dei/pnhstos , Orusap. 262.45 . deipn-i=tis, idos, h(, = fem. of deipnhtiko/s, stolh/ D.C. 69.18 . deipno-qh/ras, ou, o(, = deipnolo/xos , Ph. 1.665 . deipno-klh/twr, oros, o(, one who invites to dinner, v.l. in 20.27 . = e)de/atros , Artem. ap. Ath. 4.171b :—hence deipno-klhto/rion, to/, Eust. 766.58 . deipno-kri/ths [i^], ou, o(, judge of the feasts, of a religious official, Epigr. in 1907.141 (Janiculum). deipno-logi/a, h(, poem on dining by Archestratus, Ath. 1.4e :—hence deipno-lo/gos, o(, dinner-bard, of Archestratus, ib. 29a . deipno-lo/xos, h, on, laying traps, fishing for invitations to dinner, parasitic, Hes. 704 . deipno-ma^nh/s, e/s, mad after eating, Tim 016.1 . dei=pnon, to/, meal: in Hom. sts. noonday meal, Il. 11.86 ; sts. = a)/riston , morning meal, 2.381 , 10.578 , 19.171s q., Od. 15.94s q., 500 ; sts. = do/rpon , evening meal, 17.176 , 20.390s q.; later,the midday meal, si=ton ei)de/nai diw/risa, a)/rista, dei=pna, do/rpa q' ai(rei=sqai tri/ta A. 182 ; later, the afternoon meal, dinner or supper, soi\ de\ melh/sei, o(/tanh)=| deka/poun to\ stoixei=on, liparw=| xwrei=n e)pi\ d. Ar. 652 : freq. in pl., S. 779 , 203 (lyr.); d. *que/stou E. 1008 (lyr.); a)po\ dei/pnou straight-way after the meal, a)po\ d. au)tou= qwrh/ssonto Il. 8.54 , cf. Antipho 1.17 ; kalei=n e)pi\ dei=pnon, keklh=sqai e)pi\ d., Eub. 72 , 119.2 ; d. paraskeua/zein Pherecr. 45 , 172 ; paraqei=nai Id. 184 ; poiei=n Dionys.Com. 2.4 ; of animals, etc., Hom. 11 , Ael. 1.12 , 12.27 . generally, food, provender, i(/ppoisin dei=pnon do/te Il. 2.383 ; o)/rnisi dei=pnon A. 801 ; kora/kessin Epigr. ap. Philostr. 19.17 . deipno-pi/qhkos [i^], o(, Com. name for a parasite, Com.Adesp. 321 . deipno-poie/w, prepare a dinner, X. 5.2.6 ( v.l. -ou=nto ), Alciphr. 2.1 :— Med. , dine, Th. 4.103 , Plu. 2.225d . deipno-poii/+a, h(, preparing or taking dinner, D.S. 17.37 . deipno-poio/s, o(, dinner-preparer, caterer, Arist. 1206a27 . dei=pnos, o(, late form of dei=pnon, v.l. in D.S. 4.3 , Sch. Ar. 564 . deipnosofisth/s, ou=, o(, one learned in the mysteries of the kitchen: in pl., title of work by Athenaeus. deipnosu/nh, h(, Com. for dei=pnon, Matro 10 (pl.). deipno-fori/a, h(, solemn procession with meat-offerings to Herse, Pandrosos, and Aglauros, Is. 151 . deipno-fo/ros, on, carrying meals, of birds, Arist. 616b34 , 619b24 . carrying meat-offerings, Lys. 311S. , Hyp. 88 , Plu. 23 , 3.371 . dei/ra: dei/moira (leg. dimoiri/a, cf. deisia/da), tra/xhlos, diai/resis, Hsch. deira/dion, to/, Dim. of deirh/ 1.2 , Poll. 2.235 . deira/zein: kle/ptein, Hsch. deirai=os, a, on, hilly, craggy, Lyc. 994 . deira/r: korufh/, Hsch. ( Lacon. = sq.) deira/s (Cret. dhra/s 5024.19 ), a/dos, h(, ridge of a chain of hills, h.Ap. 281 , S. 697 (lyr.), Limen. 22 ; of the isthmus of Corinth, Pi. 8.52 , 1.10 ; of Trachis, S. 491 : in pl., E. 206 (lyr.): metaph., te/ggei d' u(p' o)fru/si deira/das, of the petrified form of Niobe on Mt. Sipylus, which poured tears under the brow of the hill over its ridges, S. 832 (lyr.). (ders-, cf. Skt. drsad- 'rock'.) deir-axqh/s, e/s, heavy on the neck, a(/mma 6.179 ( Arch. ): deir-agxh/s (cf. Hsch. ), cj. Brunck, which is dub. l. in 7.473 ( Aristodic. ). deirh/, h(, Att. de/rh A. 329 , 875 , etc.; Aeol. de/ra Sapph. 23.16 (v. infr.):— neck, throat, Il. 11.26 , etc.; ta\ a)po\ th=s d. ornaments, Hdt. 1.51 . collar, Poll. 2.235 . in pl., gully, glen, Pi. 3.27 , 9.59 : but in sg., = deira/s , prob. in Hermesian. 7.54 . (The original form is preserved in Arc. derva/ 39.55 (Orchom.): Aeol. de/rrh is coined by 262.57 as etym. of de/rris: Hsch. has de/ra: u(perbolh\ o)/rous, oi( de\ ta\ sima\ tw=n o)rw=n by confusion with deira/s. *koi/la| de/ra|, place-name in 46.30 . Prob. from root of ze/reqron, bibrw/skw.) deirhth/s, o(, Elean, = strouqo/s , Nic. 123 . deiria=n: loidorei=sqai ( Lacon. ), Hsch. : also deirei=oi: loi/doroi ( Lacon. ), Id., cf. deri/ai. deiro-ku/pellon [u^], to/, long-necked cup, Luc. 7 . deiro/-pais, aidos, o(, h(, producing young by the neck, as weasels were supposed to do, Lyc. 843 . dei=ros, eos, to/, = deirh/ , Euph. 38 (pl.). = deira/s , Hsch. deirotome/w, fut. -h/sw, cut the throat of a person, su\ d' a)/mfw deirotomh/seis Il. 21.89 , cf. 555 , Od. 22.349 . dei/rw, v. de/rw. dei/s, deno/s, no one or thing, Alc. 76 . something, mh\ ma=llon to\ de\n h)\ to\ mhde\n ei)=nai (expld. as = sw=ma , opp. keno/n), Democr. 156 . (Abstracted from ou)dei/s.) dei=sa, h(, slime, filth, PTeb. 105.27 , 60 , 106.26 (ii B.C.), 1119.31 (i B.C.), Suid. = h( tw=n botanw=n sullogh/ , 651.48 . deisali/a, h(, = foreg., Thd. 28.13 . deish/nwr, oros, o(, h(, fearing man, A. 154 (lyr.). deisi/a, h(, distribution, krew=n 22.1356 : cf. deisia/da: th\n moi=ran, oi( de\ dimoiri/an, Hsch. deisi^daim-one/w, have superstitious fears, Plb. 9.19.1 , D.S. 12.59 , Polystr. 9 , etc.: rare in good sense, to be religious, Zaleuc. ap. Stob. 4.2.19 . deisi^daim-oni/a, h(, fear of the gods, religious feeling, Plb. 6.56.7 , Phld. 1251.10 , 2737b11 (Aphrodisias), D.S. 1.70 , etc.; h( tw=n qew=n d. Id. 11.89 . in bad sense, superstition, Thphr. 16 , Plb. 12.24.5 ; h( pro\s ta\ zw=|a d. D.S. 1.83 ; peri\ *deisidaimoni/as, title of work by Plu. deisi^dai/m-wn, on, gen. onos, (dei/dw) fearing the gods, in good sense, pious, religious, X. 3.3.58 , 11.8 ; d. ei)=nai kai\ fronti/zein tw=n qew=n Arist. 1315a1 ; fi/los qnhtoi=s ei)/s t' a)qana/tous d. 14.1683 : Comp. -e/steros 17.22 . in bad sense, superstitious, Thphr. 16 , Phld. 105 ; d. dia/qesis, = deisidaimoni/a , D.S. 1.62 : Comp. -e/steros D.L. 2.132 : Sup. -e/statos Luc. 27 . Adv. -o/nws Aristeas 129 , Ph. 1.195 , Corn. 27 . deisi/qeos, on, = foreg., Poll. 1.21 . deisilo/s: deilo/s, Hsch. dei/sozos, on, (dei=sa) smelling of filth, AP 6.305 ( Leon. ). de/ka^, oi(, ai(, ta/, indecl., ten, Il. 2.372 , Od. 9.160 , etc.; oi( d. the Ten, Isoc. 18.6 ; h( tw=n d. turanni/s Arist. 41.2 ; also oi( d. the Attic Orators, Philostr. 2.1.14 ; ta\ de/ka [e)/th] a)f' h(/bhs those who are ten years past 20 (the age of military service), X. 3.4.23 ; d. a)/ndres, = Lat. decemviri, App. 56 : compds. (not in early writers, but usu. in Hellenistic Gr.) deka^-ei/s, 2.34 , Plu. 3 : deisi^daim-du/o, 5.509.10 (iii B.C.), 22.1013.31 (ii/i B.C.), Plu. 44 , 19.7 : deisi^daim-trei=s, D. 47.77 , 81 , 644.5 (i A.D.): deisi^daim-te/ssa^res, a, Plb. 1.36.11 , etc.; Delph. deisi^daim-te/tores 241 2 (iv B.C.): deisi^daim-pe/nte, 12.17 (iii B.C., prob.), D.S. 2.13 codd.; Thess. deisi^daim-pe/mpe 9(2).553.13 (Larisa, i B.C.): deisi^daim-e/c, 2.40 , 4.379.6 (iii B.C.), LXX 46.18 , Str. 2.5.42 : deisi^daim-epta/, 5.509.13 (iii B.C.), v.l. in D.S. 12.36 , J. 5.11.4 , S.E. 1.114 , etc.: deisi^daim-oktw/, 2.1054.47 , Cleonid. 2 , 13.11 : deisi^daim-enne/a, 4.396.12 (iii B.C.), D.S. 12.71 , Plu. 2.932b :—hence deisi^daim-e/nnatos, nineteenth, h(me/ra Lyd. 18 . deka/-baqmos [ka^], on, with ten steps, krhpi/s Ph.Byz. 6.2 . deka-ba/mwn [ba_], onos, o(, h(, with ten steps or intervals, e(ndeka/xorde lu/ra, dekaba/mona ta/cin e)/xousa Ion Lyr. 3.1 . deka/-boios, on, (bou=s) worth ten oxen, to\ d. a coin attributed to Theseus, Plu. 25 ; deka/boion a)poti/nein, from a law of Draco, Poll. 2.61 . deka-goni/a, h(, the tenth generation, Luc. 77 . deka-gra/mma^tos, f.l. for e(ndeka- , Ath. 10.455b . deka-gw/nion, to/, and deka/-gwnon, to/, decagon, Hero *Geom. 21.21 , *Stereom. 2.63 , Ptol. 1.10 . Adj. deka/gwnos, on, a)riqmoi/ TheoSm. p.40H. deka-daktu^liai=os, on, = sq., Heliod. ap. Orib. 49.7.4 . deka-da/ktu^los, on, ten fingers long or broad, ba/lanos Hp. 3.14 , cf. Ath.Mech. 16.6 . ten-fingered, xei=res D.C. 47.40 . deka^darx-e/w, to be a deka/darxos, Hsch. s.h.v. deka^da/rx-hs, ou, o(, later form for deka/darxos, = Lat. decurio, J. 2.20.7 , Arr. 7.23.3 , 4.1221 (Thyatira), 81.2 (ii A.D.), 10.1 (ii A.D.). -a/rxai, oi(, with or without qeoi/, name of an order of divine beings, Herm. p.134A. , Dam. 351 . deka^darx-i/a, h(, government of ten, v.l. in Isoc. 4.110 , cf. D. 6.22 ; = Lat. decemviratus, D.H. 11.27 . decuria of cavalry, Arr. 42.1 . deka^/darx-os, o(, = deka/rxhs , commander of ten men, X. 8.1.14 , Plb. 6.25.2 , Arr. 42.1 , LXX 18.21 , 25 , 1.15 , 3.55 . = Lat. decemvir, D.H. 10.60 . = telw/nhs , Hsch. (Cf. dekat-.) deka^d-eu/s, e/ws, o(, one of a decury, X. 2.2.30 . chairman of a board of ten, in acc. sg. dekadh=, 4.748.21 (Troezen). deka^d-iko/s, h/, o/n, of the deka/s, Herm. p.137A. Adv. -kw=s Syrian. 106.15 . deka^d-isth/s, ou=, o(, one who celebrates the tenth day of the month, cj. in Thphr. 27.11 , cf. 11(4).1227 (Delos), 2.1139b :—fem. deka^d-i/stria, ibid. deka^d-ou=xos, o(, one of the ten, Harp. deka/-draxmos [ka^], on, at the price of ten drachmae, Arist. 1352b15 , 1134.7 (i B.C.). Subst. d., o(, taxpayer assessed at ten draxmai/, ib. 118ii9 (ii A.D.). deka/-dromoi, oi(, adults (i.e. those who have taken part in ten contests) (Cret.), Hsch. deka/-dwros, on, ( dw=ron 11 ) ten palms long or broad, Hes. 426 . deka-e/thros, on, (e)/tos) ten-yearly: xro/nos d. a space of ten years. Pl. 772b codd.:— fem. deka-ethri\s panh/guris D.C. 57.24 : more freq. as Subst., period of ten years, prob. in Pl.l.c., Vett. Val. 252.9 , 722 (Egypt, iv A.D.):— also deka-ethri/a, h(, title of Orphic work, Suid. deka-eth/s, e/s, or deka-e/ths, es, ten years old, Hdt. 1.114 , Hp. 1.10 . of or lasting ten years, po/lemos Th. 5.25 , 26 codd., Jul. 2.74b . (Cf. deke/ths.)— The statements of Gramm. as to the accentuation of this and similar words are confused, cf. Poll. 1.54 , 765.21 , Choerob. 1.167 , 2.385 : they were prob. parox. in Attic, oxyt. in the koinh/. deka-eti/a, h(, space of ten years, dekaeti/an (-e/teian Pap.) a)/rxein Arist. 3.1 , cf. D.H. 1.71 , Str. 15.1.43 , Ph. 1.531 , Plu. 10 . deka/zw, bribe, corrupt, esp. judges, Isoc. 8.50 , Aeschin. 1.87 , Arist. 27.5 :— Pass. , to be bribed, Lys. 29.12 , Plu. 44 . metaph. in Pass. , to be subject to allurements, dedekasme/nai a)koai/ Ph. 1.523 , cf. Plot. 6.8.13 ; u(po\ tw=n h(donw=n Porph. 4.1 . deka/zwn: o( ei)s de/katon a)riqmo\n h(/kwn, Hsch. deka/kis, Adv. ten-times, Il. 9.379 , etc. tenfold, AP 5.117 (Marc. Arg.); in hyperbole, Men. 131 . deka/-kli_nos, on, (kli/nh) holding ten dinner-couches, ste/lh X. 8.13 . ten kli=nai long, krh/nh Arist. 834b8 . deka-ko/tu^los, on, holding ten kotu/lai, Str. 3.2.7 . deka-ku_mi/a, h(, (ku=ma) tenth (i.e. overwhelming) wave, Luc. 2 . deka/-litros, on, weighing or worth ten li/trai, stath/r Epich. 10 , Arist. 510 : as Subst., deka/litron, to/, coin worth ten li/trai, o( misqo\s d. Sophr. 37 , cf. Poll. 9.81 . deka/-logos, ou, h(, Decalogue, Jul. 152b . deka/-mazos, on, with ten breasts, of Ephesian Artemis, 406.10 . deka/-metros, of ten metrical units: Subst. -metron (sc. kw=lon), to/, decameter, Sch. Ar. 496 , etc. deka-mhnai=os, a, on, in the tenth month, Tz. 2.192 . deka-mhniai=os, a, on, = sq., xro/nos Plu. 12 ; bre/fh Alex. Aphr. 1.40 . deka/-mhnos, on, ten months old, sku/lac X. 7.6 , cf. Theoc. 24.1 . in the tenth month, h( ai(/resis e)ge/neto e)/s ti d. Hdt. 9.3 ; ta\ d. (sc. paidi/a) Hp. 7 ; gunh\ kuei= d. prob. l. in Men. 413 ; to/kos d. Arist. 777b14 : neut. pl. as Adv., ib. 772b9 . consisting of ten months, h( d. (sc. peri/odos) 5.18.1 : Subst. deka/mhnon, to/, 195.12 (Delos, ii B.C.), 88.17 (ii A.D.). deka-mnai=os or deka-mnaiai=os, a, on, = sq., Plb. 13.2.3 ; petrobo/los throwing a projectile weighing ten minae, Ph. 51.49 . deka/-mnous, mnoun, (mna=) weighing or worth ten minae, Ar. 1224 , 1235 ; deka/mnoun, to/, weight of ten minae, IG 22.1013.55 ; written deka/mnwn in ib. 11.203B99 (Delos, iii B.C.). deka-moiri/a, h(, space of ten degrees of the zodiac, J. 3.7.7 , Ptol. 2.7 , Anon. ap. Lyd. p.174 W.:— hence Adj. deka-moiriai=os, Heph.Astr. 1.1 . deka/-moiron, to/, name of an ointment, Orib. ap. Aët. 12.62 : perh. f.l. for deka/-mu^ron, to/, a similar remedy, Alex. Trall. 7.8 . deka/-mucos, on, with ten wicks, lu/xnos Roussel Cultes Egyptiens 235 (Delos, ii B.C.). deka/mforos, on, holding ten a)mforei=s, krath/r E. 388 ; pi/qos Sosith. 2.8 . deka^na_i/+a, h(, (nau=s) squadron of ten ships, Plb. 22.7.4 , D.S. 14.103 , prob. in Str. 7.7.6 . dekana=tai: a)spa/zetai, Hsch. ; cf. deikana/w 11 . de/kandros, o(, = Lat. decemvir, 482 (Acmonia):—hence dekandriko/s, h/, o/n, = Lat. decemviralis, a)rxh/ Lyd. 1.34 . deka_ni/a, h(, = Lat. decuria, Arr. 6.1 . measure or division of land, a)mpe/lwn d., d. *kolphnh/, 4.1675 (Lydia), cf. 156 (ii A.D.), 1512 (iv A.D.); also d. purou= 894.11 . guard-house of a decuria, IGRom. 3.1286 (Arabia), Princeton Exp. Inscr. 636 . deka_niko/s, h/, o/n, of or for a dekano/s 1 , 1.30.13 (iii B.C.), 96.21 ; dekaniko/n, to/, tax for maintenance of dekanoi/, d. ploi/wn 1.1 (ii/iii A.D.); d. i)xquometabo/lwn 196.6 (ii A.D). of a dekano/s 11 , Paul.Al. 2 . deka_no/s, o(, = Lat. decurio, IGRom. 1.1046 (Alexandria); police officer in Egypt, 27.31 (ii B.C.), 387 (i A.D.), etc. Astrol., dekanoi/, oi(, decans, thirty-six divinities each of whom presided over ten degrees of the zodiac, Nech. ap. Firm. 4.22.2 , Herm. ap. Stob. 1.21.9 , Heph.Astr. 1.1 , Gal. 11.797 , 1.1203 , Leont. p.569 M., Ps.-Callisth. 1.4 , etc. deka^-olumpi^oni/khs [ni_], ou, o(, winner of ten victories at Olympia, 5225 (iii A.D.). deka^/-pa^lai [ka^], Adv. a very long time ago, Com. form of pa/lai (cf. dwdeka/palai), Ar. 1154 , Philonid. 8 , Henioch. 2.1 . deka^/-pedon, to/, distance of ten feet, Klio 16.170 (Delph., ii B.C.). deka^-phxu^ai=os, a, on, = sq., 9.9.10 , 15.2.22 . deka^/-phxus, u, ten cubits long, Hdt. 9.81 , Plb. 18.16.2 , 11.161D122 (Delos, iii B.C.), Luc. 4 . deka^-pla^sia/zw, multiply by ten, LXX 4.28 , Ph. 1.462 . deka^-pla/sios [pla^], on, tenfold, Hp. 16 ; d. to\ e)/kteisma tou= a)dikh/matos e)kti/nein Pl. 615b : c. gen., ten times greater than, Plb. 21.22.15 ; th\n dekaplasi/an (sc. timh/n) katadika/zein mulct in ten times the amount, Lexap. D. 24.105 (dub.); d. u(fh|rh=sqai rob the state of a tenfold penalty, D. 24.82 . Adv. deka^/-ws Hp. 6 . deka^-pla^si/wn, on, gen. onos, = foreg., Sch. Il. 2.488 , Thd. 1.20 . deka^/-pleqros, on, enclosing ten ple/qra, protei/xisma Th. 6.102 . deka^/-pleuros, on, ten-sided, Procl. p.422 F. deka^/-plhgos, h(, the ten plagues, of Egypt, 1.3037 . deka^/-plokos, on, foldedten times, Paul.Aeg. 6.65 . deka^-plo/os, on, contr. deka^-plou=s, ou=n, = dekapla/sios , D. 24.83 ; to\ gnwsqe\n a)poti/netai d. Arist. 54.2 , cf. Hyp. 7 : also in fem. a)poteisa/tw dekaplo/an 5(1).1421.13 (Cyparissia, iv/iii B.C.). deka^/-polis, ews, h(, district with ten cities, Decapolis, Ev.Matt. 4.25 , J. 3.9.7 , 3.1057 (ii A.D.). deka^/-pous, o(, h( , -poun, to/, ten feet long, Ar. 652 ; a)/kaina Call. 7.6P. deka^-prwtei/a, h(, office of deka/prwtoi, 3.802 (Syllaeum), 1204.4 (iii A.D.), etc. deka^-prwteu/w, serve as member of deka/prwtoi, 37.108 (Thyatira), 2929 (Tralles), etc. deka^/-prwtoi, oi(, = Lat. decemprimi, the chief municipal authorities of a city, gnw/mh strathgw=n kai\ dekaprw/twn 12(7).395.4 (Amorgos), etc.: sg., ib. 239.12 , 37.311 (Thyatira), 1204.4 (iii A.D.): fem. deka^-prw/th, h(, 76.11 (iii A.D.). = Lat. decemviri, Lyd. 1.34t it. deka^/-ptu^xos, on, with ten folds: metaph., comprised in ten tablets, Orph. 247.21 . dek-a/rouros [a^], on, of ten arurae, PTeb. 5.44 (ii B.C.), 3.604B244 (i A.D.). dek-a/rta^bos, on, of ten a)rta/bai, 119.22 (i A.D.). deka/rx-hs, ou, o(, = dekada/rxhs , decurion, Hdt. 7.81 ; = Lat. decurio (in form de/karxos), Arr. 22 , D.C. 71.27 . = Lat. decemvir, f.l. in D.H. 2.14 . dekarx-i/a, h(, = dekadarxi/a , X. 3.4.2 , Isoc. 4.110 , al. deka/s, a/dos, h(, company of ten, Il. 2.126 , Hdt. 3.25 ; of ships, A. 340 , etc.: generally, company, h(=s kai\ su\ fai/nei deka/dos E. 219 ; number, tale, tw=n e)te/wn h( d. ou)k o)li/gh Call. 489 ; h( *)attikh\ d., the ten Attic Orators, Luc. 10 . *au/kou d. the company of Lycus , a name given to bribed dicasts at Athens, because the bribers were to be found near the statue of Lycus in the law-courts, Eratosth. ap. Harp.s.v. the number ten, peri\ th=s d., title of work by Archytas, cf. Philol. 11 , Arist. 1084a12 ; te/leion h( d., Pythag. , ib. 986a8 , cf. 203 . = deka/th 1 , Hsch. s.v. dekateutai/. deka/-shmos [ka^], on, of ten time-units in Music, Aristid.Quint. 1.14 . deka/-skalmos nau=s with ten banks of oars, Suid. dekasmo/s, o(, (deka/zw) bribery, D.H. 7.64 , Plu. 44 : in pl., Id. 29 . deka/-sporos xro/nos, o(, lapse of ten seed-times, i.e. ten years, E. 20 , cf. 1154 . deka-sta^diai=os, a, on, ten stadia high, Theo Sm. p.125 H.,al. deka-sta/dion [sta^], to/, race-course of ten stadia, IG 4.951.79 (Epid.), Herzog Koische Forschungen p.55 . deka-sta/thros [sta^], on, in receipt of ten staters, Arr. 7.23.3 : Subst. -sta/thron, to/, sum of ten staters, Leg.Gort. 9.49 , 179a5 (Crete); weight of ten staters, IG 12.918 . deka/-stegos, on, ten stories high, pu/rgos Str. 15.3.7 , Ath.Mech. 11.8 . deka/-sti^xos, on, containing ten lines, bi/blos Sch. Il. 4.101 . deka/-stu_los, on, with ten columns in front, Vitr. 3.2.8 . deka/-sxhmos, on, with ten forms, of certain verses, Ps.- Plu. p.471 B. deka^tai=os, a, on, for ten days, d. tw=n nekrw=n diefqarme/nwn Pl. 614b . ten days old, dekatai/ou d' h)/dh o)/ntos tou= w)|ou= Arist. 561a26 ; bre/fos Luc. 5 . deka^ta^lant-i/a, h(, sum of ten talents, Poll. 9.52 . deka^ta^/lant-os, on, weighing or worth ten talents, li/qos Ar. 276 ; di/kh d. an action in which the damages were laid at ten talents, Aeschin. 2.99 . deka^ta/rx-hs, ou, o(, = deka/tarxos , Lat. decurio, in the Roman fleet, 5(1).818.5 (Sparta, iii A.D.), 1.345 (Paros, i A.D.). deka^tarx-i/a, h( (for dekadarxi/a), group of ten, e.g. cultivators, Wilcken 304 (iii B.C.). deka^/tarx-os, o(, head of a dekatarxi/a, 4.337.4 (iii B.C.); tw=n lato/mwn 2p.6 ; v.l. for dekada/rxhs , LXX 3.55 . deka^tei/a, h(, = deka/teusis , Plu. 39 . deka^te/ssa^res, a, v. de/ka. deka/t-euma [ka^], atos, to/, tenth, tithe, Call. 40 (pl.). deka/t-eusis, ews, h(, decimation, D.H. 1.24 . dekat-euth/rion, to/, office for collection of deka/th, custom-house, X. 1.1.22 . dekat-euth/s, ou=, o(, tithe-farmer, Harp. dekat-eu/w, exact tithe from, tina/ D. 22.77 ; ta\s po/leis Jusj. ap. Lycurg. 81 ; tou/tous dekateu=sai tw=| e)n *delfoi=si qew=| make them pay a tithe to Apollo, Hdt. 7.132 ; of things, d. ta\ e)c a)grou= w(rai=a tithe them (as an offering) . ., X. 5.3.9 ; d. tou\s *qhbai/ous toi=s qeoi=s Plb. 9.39.5 :— Pass. , a)nagkai/ws e)/xei [ta\ xrh/mata] dekateuqh=nai tw=| *dii/+ Hdt. 1.89 ; e)lpi\s h)=n dekateuqh=nai ta\s *qh/bas, i.e. that it would be taken and tithed, X. 6.3.20 , 5.35 . abs., to be a dekateuth/s, Ar. 455 . in war, take out the tenth man for execution, decimate, D.C. 48.42 , etc. divide into ten sections, tina/s App. 1.49 . = a)rkteu/w , Lys. 250S. , D.ap.Harp. metaph. in Astrol., to be superior to, Man. 6.279 . deka/th, h(, v. de/katos. deka^th-logi/a, h(, collection of tithe, Poll. 1.169 . deka^th-lo/gion, to/, = dekateuth/rion, Id. 9.28 . deka^th-lo/gos, o( , (le/gw) = dekateuth/s , D. 23.177 . deka^th-moiri/a, h(, tenth part, Just. 7.5 . deka^th-mo/rion, to/, (me/ros) tenth part, Pl. 924a . deka^th-fo/ros, on, tithe-paying, a)parxai/ Call. 278 . receiving tithe, epith. of Apollo at Megara, Paus. 1.42.5 : Dor. dekata_fo/ros 5045 (Crete), etc. deka^t-ismo/s, o(, formation of decuriae, Them. 5.65d . deka^t-istai/, oi(, perh. = dekadistai/ , 24.367 (Bithyn.). deka^toku/rioi [u_], oi(, prob. = deka/tarxoi , 2p.33 . de/ka^tos ( Arc. de/kotos 5(2).282 (Mantinea, v B.C.), also Aeol. in 988.5 (Balbilla)), h, on: (de/ka):— tenth, *)hw/s Il. 6.175 , etc.; as a round number, Od. 16.18 , etc. deka/th (sc. meri/s), h(, tenth part, tithe, ta=s deka/tas deka/tan Simon. 141.4 , cf. Hdt. 2.135 , etc.; th=| qew=| ta\s d. e)caireqh=nai Lys. 20.24 ; ta\ e)k th=s d. the produce of the tenth, IG 12.91 , cf. 99.14 : esp. as a customs-duty, D. 20.60 ; deka/th mo/sxwn 307.8 (iii A.D.). deka/th (sc. h(me/ra), h(, the tenth day, Od. 9.83 , al. d. prote/ra: h( pro\ ei)ka/dos, w(s u(ste/ra: h( met' ei)ka/da, Hsch. festival on the tenth day after birth, when the child has a name given it, th\n d. qu/ein to give a naming-day feast, Ar. 922 , cf. 494 ; d. u(pe/r tinos e(stia=sai D. 40.28 , cf. 39.22 . deka/ta: ta/cis, a)/qroisma, kai\ h( tw=n ei)/kosin a(rma/twn ta/cis, Hsch. de/katon, to/, tenth part, LXX 23.13 , 17 (pl.). deka^to/sporos, on, in the tenth generation, Epigr. ap. Str. 10.3.2 . deka^to/w, take tithe of a person, tina/ 7.6 :— Pass. , pay tithe, ib. 9 . deka-trei=s, deka/-tria, v. sub de/ka. deka^t-w/nhs, ou, o(, tithe-farmer, Anaxil. 8 . deka^t-w/nion, to/, office of the dekatw=nai, Antiph. 27 . deka/-fuios [ka^], on, (fuh/) tenfold, Call. 162 . deka/-fu_los, on, consisting of ten tribes, Hdt. 5.66 . deka/-xalkon, to/, coin worth ten xalkoi=, = Lat. denarius (worth ten asses), Plu. 13 . deka/-xeile: pro\s a)podoxh\n e)pith/deion, Hsch. deka-xei/loi: deka<ki>sxi/lioi, Id.; cf. deka/xiloi. deka^xh=, Adv. in ten parts, D.C. 55.24 , prob. in Hdt. 5.69 : Att. de/ka^xa^ 22.1.34 . deka/-xi_loi [ka^], ai, a, ten thousand, Il. 5.860 , 14.148 ; cf. e)nnea/xiloi. ( Aristarch. read the true Ion. form -xeiloi (from ĝhezl-) which he mistranslated "e)nne/a xei/lh e)/xontes," Sch.T. Il. 14.148 .) deka/-xoia: dekaplai=, Hsch. deka/-xordos, on, ten-stringed, lu/ra Ion Lyr. 3 (fort. e(ndeka/xordos), LXX 32 ( 33 ). 2 , al. deka/w, dub. l. et sens., 18.225 (Attica, viii B.C. (?)). *deke/leia, Ion. -e/h, h(, a place in Attica, Hdt. , etc.:—*dekeleu/s, e/ws, o(, a Decelean, Hdt. 9.73 ; but *dekeleieu/s Inscrr. Att. , as 2.660 , al.; deka-eeu/s ib. 2.1247 , al.: Adj. *dekeleiko/s, h/, o/n, Decclean, o( *d. po/lemos, name given to the latter part of the Pelop. war, Isoc. 8.37 , etc. Advbs. *dekeleh=qen from D., Hdt. l. c.; deka-eio/qen Lys. 23.2 : *dekelei/a_sin at D., Isoc. 8.84 : deka-ei/aze to D., St.Byz. dek-e/mbolos, on, with ten beaks, nau=s A. Fr.. 133 . dek-ethriko/s (sc. lo/gos), for the Decennalia of an Emperor, Them. 11t it. dek-ethri/s, i/dos, h(, space of ten years, D.C. 53.16 (pl.); = Lat. , 362 iii 24 (iii A. D.). dek-e/thros, on, = sq., 9.474 . dek-e/ths, ou, o(, lasting ten years, xro/nos S. 715 (lyr.), Pl. 682d ; deke/teis a)la/lhnto for a space of ten years, E. 306 (lyr.): fem. deke/tis, idos, paidopoii/+a Pl. 784b ; prostasi/a D.C. 56.28 . ten years old, fem. deke/tis Ar. 644 . dekh/rhs, es, with ten banks of oars, nau=s Plb. 16.3.3 , Plu. 64 . de/komai, v. de/xomai. de/kotos, v. de/katos. dek-te/os, a, on, (de/xomai) to be received, Luc. 74 . dekte/on, one must take or understand, Str. 10.2.22 , Sch. Th. 853 vii 9 . dek-th/: xlai=na, xlani/s, Hsch. dek-th/r, h=ros, o(, title of an official receiver, IG 5(2).274 (Mantinea, ii/i B.C.), cf. Hsch. , Suid. de/k-ths, ou, o(, (de/xomai) receiver, beggar, Od. 4.248 . dek-tiko/s, h/, o/n, fit for receiving, to\ th=s trofh=s d. the part that receives the food (sc. h( koili/a), Arist. 1290b27 , cf. 489a3 ; ai)sqhth/rion d. tw=n ai)sqhtw=n Id. 647a7 ; [tou= ei)/dous] Id. 1023a12 : Comp. , Id. 966a12 . capable of, e)pisth/mhs Pl. 415a ; e)nantiw/sewn Arist. 320a4 ; th=s e(/cews Id. 12a30 ; diata/cews Porph. 1.7 ; paqhma/twn Hierocl. 24p.470M. ; qumou= Phld. p.87 W.; po/nwn Demetr.Lac. 1012.45 F., cf. Phld. 1.2 . abs., capable of receiving, recipient, Arist. 414a10 , 249a2 . de/k-to, v. de/xomai. dek-to/s, h/, o/n, to be received or accepted, acceptable, LXX 61.2 , al., 4.24 ; dekto/n [e)sti] it is an accepted principle, c. inf., Erot. to be grasped, xei/r Iamb. 21 .iq/. to be taken, understood, Phld. 2.269 S. de/k-tria, h(, fem. of dekth/r, Archil. 19 , 11.400 ( Luc. ). de/k-twr, oros, o(, one who takes upon himself or on his own head, ai(/matos d. ne/ou A. 204 . deku^reu/w, to be a decurio, IG 14.575 (Centuripa). dekw/bolon, to/, sum of ten obols, IG 2.837.23 . de/kwn : o( dekaz o/menos, Hsch. dekw/ru^gos, on, (o)rguia/) ten fathoms long, X. 2.5 . delastreu/s, e/ws, o(, using bait, i)xqubolh=es Nic. 793 . dele-a/zw, (de/lear) entice or catch by a bait, th\n grau=n d. lepasth=| Antiph. 45 , cf. Hdn. 2.15.3 ; d. tina\s e)pi\ pleoneci/an Onos. 6.10 :— Pass. , gastri\ delea/zesqai X. 2.1.4 , cf. Isoc. 8.34 , Epicur. 16 , Phld. p.14O. ; r(a|stw/nh| kai\ sxolh=| D. 18.45 ; u(po\ xrhma/twn, u(po\ th=s h(donh=s, Luc. 9 , Jul. 6.185a . c. acc. cogn., nw=ton u(o\s peri\ a)/gkistron d. put it on the hook as a bait, Hdt. 2.70 ; but d. a)/gkistron i)sxa/di bait it with a fig, Luc. 47 ; d. a)/gkistron e)p' a)/llous to catch others. ib. 48 . dele/-a_ma, atos, to/, = sq., Anon. ap. Suid. s.v. e)/gkeitai (fort. dele/asma). de/le-ar, atos, to/, Ep. dei=lar (q.v.); Ep. gen. delei/atos Numen. ap. Ath. 7.305a ; dat. pl. dele/assin Opp. 3.437 : contr. in dat. de/lhti Hsch. ; neut. pl. de/lhta cj. in Theoc. 21.10 :—bait, X. 2.1.4 , Plb. 15.21.6 (pl.): metaph., d. tinos bait for a person, E. 264 , cf. 981.5 , Luc. 25 (pl.), etc.; timai\ ga/r, a)=qla, d. a)\ o( qeo\s e)/dwken a)nqrw/pois Antipho Soph. 49 : c. gen. rei, an incitement to . ., h(donh\ kakou= de/lear Pl. 69d , cf. J. 2.39 ; d. sofi/hs 880.6 (Cyzicus). dele-a/rpac, agos, o(, h(, snapping at the bait, pe/rkh 7.504.3 ( Leon. ). dele/-asma, atos, to/, = dele/ama, de/lear , Ar. 789 . dele-asma/tion, to/, Dim. of foreg., Philox. 2.5 . dele-asmo/s, o(, catching with a bait, Arist. 535a7 (pl.); enticement, allurement, tino/s A.D. 41.1 . dele-a/stra, h(, baited trap or noose, Cratin. 216 . dele/-astron, to/, = foreg., Nicopho 4 . de/le-tron, to/, = de/lear , Numen. ap. Ath. 7.287c , 306c , Opp. 2.431 , 3.185 . torch, Timach. ap. Ath. 15.699e , Hsch. delh/tion, to/, Dim. of de/lear, Sophr. 118 ( = [ S. ] 1124 ). deli/a: da/fnh, Hsch. de/lixra: ta\ h(mi/xoira, Id. delkano/s, o(, a kind of fish, Euthyd. ap. Ath. 3.118b . de/llei: kalei=, Hsch. (leg. ba/llei). delli/qion [li_], to/, the nest of the de/llis, Hsch. de/lli_s (A), i_qos, h(, kind of wasp, Hdn.Gr. 1.89 , Hsch. de/llis (B), acc. de/llin, = de/lfac , 3.144 (Pisidia). *delmati/a, *delmat-ikh/, dele-i/kion, dele/-ion, v. *dalm-. de/los, eos, to/, = de/lear , Eust. 235.7 : gen. pl. dele/wn 1.939 . de/lta, to/, indecl., the letter de/lta: gen. de/ltatos Democr. 20 . (Hebr. dāleth 'door'.) anything shaped like a *d, esp. island formed by the mouths of a large river, as the Nile, Hdt. 2.13 , etc.; of the Indus, Str. 15.1.33 , Arr. 5.4.1 , etc. adverbially, d. paratetilme/nai Ar. 151 . = deltwto/n , Ptol. 27 . delta/rion, to/, Dim. of de/ltos, Plb. 29.27.2 , Plu. 24 . a surgical instrument, 38.284 . delti/on, to/, Dim. of de/ltos, Hdt. 7.239 , 5.1674 (vi A.D.). delto-gra/fhma [gra^], atos, to/, official rescript, tou= a)nqupa/tou 458.62 (i B.C. /i A.D.). delto-gra/fos [a^], on, writing on a tablet, recording, deltogra/fw| de\ pa/nt' e)pwpa=| freni/ A. 275 . delto-eidh/s, e/s, delta-shaped, triangular, Hsch. s.v. karxh/sion ; of the deltoid muscle, Gal. 2.354 . Adv. -dw=s Ruf. 10 . delto/-omai, Med. , note down on tablets for oneself, ta)/m' e)/ph deltoume/nas A. 179 . delto-poio/s, tabellarius, Gloss. de/ltos (A): a)gaqo/s, Phot. de/ltos (B) ( Cypr. da/ltos 135.26 H.), h(, writing-tablet, Batr. 3 (pl.), Hdt. 8.135 , etc.; e)n . . de/ltou ptuxai=s gra/yas E. 98 ; xalkh=s . . du/snipton e)k de/ltou grafh/n S. 683 ; de/lton e)ggegramme/nhn cunqh/mata inscribed with . ., ib. 157 ; de/lton a)naqei=nai 12(2).58b17 (Mytilene): esp. pl., E. 116 , 798 (both lyr.); pina/kwn cestw=n de/ltoi Ar. 778 : metaph., h(\n e)ggra/fou su\ mnh/mosin de/ltois frenw=n on the tablets of the heart, A. 789 ; qe\s (cj. for se\ d') e)n freno\s de/ltoisi tou\s e)mou\s lo/gous S. 597 . any writing: letter, Pl. 312d ; will, Luc. 22 , etc.; de/lton xalkh=n e)ksfragisqei=san 265.21 (ii A.D.), cf. 780.15 , 1032.3 ; *(omh/rou de/lton the books of Homer, 9(1).880.10 (Corc.), cf. 12.2 (Strato); ai( dw/deka d. the Twelve Tables, D.H. 2.27 . deltwto/s, h/, o/n, in the shape of the letter *d: to\ d. the constellation Triangle, Arat. 235 , Eratosth. 20 tit. delfa/k-eios [a^], on, of a de/lfac, pleura\ d. ribs of pork, Pherecr. 108.16 , cf. Alex. 124.2 ; zwmo/s Dieuch. ap. Orib. 4.6.1 . delfak-i/nh [i_], h(, = de/lfac , Epich. 124.2 . delfa/k-ion, to/, Dim. of de/lfac, sucking-pig, Ar. 237 , 1061 , Aeschin.Socr. 4 , 949.8 (iii/iv A.D.), etc. pudenda muliebria, Hsch. delfak-i/s, i/dos, h(, = foreg. 1 , 1031 (i A.D.), 49.17 (iii A.D.). delfak-o/omai, Pass. , grow up to pighood, Ar. 786 . de/lfac, a^kos , h( (cf. Ath. 9.375a , o(, Epich. 100.4 , Sopat. 5 , Pl.Com. 110 ), Hippon. 70 B, Hdt. 2.70 , Ar. 506.4 , Eup. 281 , Theopomp. Com. 48 , Arist. 573b13 :— pig, ll. cc., etc.; full-grown, opp. xoi=ros, Ar. Byz. ap. Ath. l.c.; sacrificed to Persephone, 3.77.7 . *delfi/dios, Dor. , = *delfi/nios , 712.13 (Cnossus). delfi/n, i=nos, o(, later form of delfi/s (q. v.). delfi_n-a/rion, to/, small dolphin, Hero 27.2 . delfi_n-ia/s, a/dos, h(, = delfi/nion 11 , Ps.- Dsc. 3.73 . delfi_n-i/zw, duck like a dolphin, to\ ka/ra Luc. 5 . delfi_/n-ion [fi^], to/, temple of Apollo Delphinios, esp. at Athens, to\ e)pi\ *delfini/w| dikasth/rion the law-court there, Decr. ap. And. 1.78 , Arist. 57.3 , Plu. 12.18 , etc.: also at Chalcis, etc., Id. 16 , etc. larkspur, Delphinium Ajacis, Ps.- Dsc. 3.73 , 20.2.2 . dolphin-flower, Delphinium Consolida, Ps.- Dsc. l.c. *delfi/nios [fi^], o(, epith. of Apollo, 495 , 57.11 (Milet., v B.C.), 12(3).537 (Thera), Plu. 2.984a , etc. (sc. mh/n), name of month at Thera, Aegina, etc., 2.31 , Sch. Pi. 5.81 , etc. = delfi/nion 11 , Hsch. *delfi/nia, ta/, festival of Apollo D., Sch. Pi. 13.155 , etc. delfi_ni/s, i/dos, h( , tra/peza, prob. with dolphins for a base, Luc. 7 . delfi_ni/skos, o(, Dim. of delfi/s, Arist. 631a17 . delfi_no-eidh/s, e/s, like a dolphin, fulla/ria Ps.- Dsc. 3.73 . delfi_no/-shmos, on, bearing a dolphin as a device, Lyc. 658 . delfi_no-fo/ros, on, bearing dolphins, A. 150 . carrying delfi=nes 11 , kerai=ai Th. 7.41 , cf. Pherecr. 12 . de/lfic, i^kos, o(, tripod, de/lfikas a)rgurou=s Plu. 2 (prob. for delfi=nas) ; de/lfika: to\n tri/poda 255.10 . delfi/s (later delfi/n, Mosch. 3.37 (dub.l.), Man. 5.157 ), i=nos , o(:— dolphin, Il. 21.22 , Od. 12.96 , Archil. 74.7 , Pi. 2.51 , Hdt. 1.24 , Arist. 489b2 , Opp. 1.648 , etc.; as an ornament, 2.678 B 37 ; cf. belfi/n. mass of lead shaped like a dolphin, hung at the yard-arm, and let down on the decks of the enemy's ships, tou\s d. metewri/zou Ar. 762 , cf. Sch. ad loc.; d. kerou=xos Pherecr. 12 . = kerke/ths , Paus.Gr. 118 , Opp. 3.290 . stops in a machine, Orib. 48.4.44 . the constellation Dolphin, Democr. 14 , Arist. 345b22 , Arat. 316 , Eratosth. 31 tit., etc. *delfoi/, w=n, oi(, Delphi, *delfw=n e)s pi/ona dh=mon 27.14 , cf. S. 734 ; *delfoi=s at Delphi, Th. 1.143 : also *dalfoi/ 324.13 , *derfoi/ 3(2).238 , *dolfoi/ 3607.5 ; Aeol. *be/lfoi 200.27 ; Boeot. *belfo/s, *belfi/s, etc., 7.2385 , 619 , etc. the Delphians, Hdt. 1.54 , etc.: sg., *delfo/s, pr.n. of king of Delphi, A. 16 ; *d. a)nh/r E. 1151 , etc.: fem. *delfi/s S. 464 (lyr.), etc.; *delfi/s, i/dos, h(, territory of Delphi, 534.16 (Delph., iii B.C.); *delfi/des (sc. draxmai/) 322 (Delph., v/iv B. C.):—Adj. *delfiko/s, h/, o/n, Delphic, Delphian, S. 413 , Pl. 686a , etc.; *de/lfios is dub. in Call. 3.1.20 . de/lfos, ous, to/, pig, dub. in 1039.15 . delfu/s, u/os, h(, womb, Hp. 222 , Arist. 510b13 , Ath. 9.375a :— Dor. delfu/a, h(, acc. to Greg.Cor. p.344S. de/ma, atos, to/, (de/w A) band, Plb. 6.33.11 ; = sxoini/on , Hsch. Archit., clamp, dowel, IG 7.3073.70 (Lebad.). tow-rope, Ph. 73.24 . de/mas, to/, (de/mw) bodily frame, usu. of man, Hom. (v. infr.); rarely of other animals, Od. 10.240 , Pi. 1.20 ; prop. the living body, but also of a corpse, nekro\n d. Batr. 106 , cf. S. 205 , E. 40 , 1066 , Sch. Ven. Il. 1.115 .— Hom. uses it only in acc. sg., usu. abs., mikro\s d. small in stature, Il. 5.801 ; a)/ristos ei)=do/s te d. te Od. 8.116 ; de/mas e)i+kui=a qeh=|sin Il. 8.305 ; de/mas a)qana/toisin o(moi=os Od. 8.14 ; ou) . . e)sti xerei/wn ou) de/mas ou)de\ fuh/n Il. 1.115 , cf. Od. 5.212 ; de/mas kai\ ei)=dos a)ghto/s Il. 24.376 , cf. Od. 18.251 ; xari/essa de/mas Hes. 260 ; *klu/menon . . a)mw/mhton d. B. 5.147 : nom. in later poets, as S. 110 , 501 , etc.: dat. de/mai+ Pi. 6.80 . in Lyr. and Trag. as a periphrasis, *)asteri/as d., the island of Delos, ib. 5.42 ; ktanei=n mhtrw=|on d. A. 84 ; oi)ketw=n d. S. 908 ; *(hra/kleion d. E. 1037 (lyr.); oi)na/nqhs d., i.e. the vine-shoot, S. 255.4 ; a)sterwpo\n ou)ranou= d. v.l. in Critias 25.33 D. ; *da/matros a)kta=s . . d., i.e. bread, E. 138 : in later Ep. , u(/lhs d. Orph. 238 . Com., = po/sqh , Pl.Com. 173.10 . as Adv., de/mas puro\s ai)qome/noio in form or fashion like burning fire, Il. 11.596 , cf. 17.366 . dema/tion, to/, Dim. of de/ma, 22 , Sch. Theoc. 4.18 . *de/matros, o( (sc. mh/n), month at Halos, 9(2).109 B 47 . de/mei: o(do/s, Hsch. demele/as, ta/s, acc. pl., leeches, IG 4.951.98 (Epid.); cf. demblei=s: bde/llai, Hsch. (Nom. sg. unknown.) de/mnion, to/, (de/mw) mostly in pl. de/mnia, bedstead, mattress, Il. 24.644 , Od. 4.297 , etc. generally, bed, freq. in pl., Od. 6.20 , 8.282 , S. 901 , 915 : also in sg., Pi. 1.3 , E. 229 , 183 ( demni/wn 186 ), Call. 248 . demnioth/rhs, es, keeping one to one's bed: moi=ra d. a lingering fate, A. 1449 (lyr.); d. po/nos o)rtali/xwn ib. 53 (anap.). de/mw, rare in pres. and impf., Ep. impf. de/mon Od. 23.192 , part. de/mwn 87 : aor. e)/deima Il. 21.446 , Hdt. 2.124 , Ep. dei=ma A.R. 3.37 , subj. dei/momen for dei/mwmen Il. 7.337 :— Med. , aor. (v. infr.):— Pass. , pf. de/dmhmai 6.249 , etc., Dor. 3 pl. de/dmanq' Theoc. 15.120 : plpf. e)de/dmhto Hdt. 7.59 , 176 :—build, tei=xos e)/deiman Il. 7.436 , etc.; tei/xh palaia\ dei/mas E. 232 :— Med. , e)dei/mato oi)/kous he built him houses, Od. 6.9 ; a)/sth Pl. 370b . generally, construct, prepare, d. a)lwh/n 87 ; d. o(do/n, Lat. munire viam, Hdt. 2.124 :— Pass. , a(macito\s de/dmhtai Id. 7.200 : metaph. of persons, de/dmhntai pa/sh ko/smos *)iaoni/h Haussoullier P. 141 . demw/n: xro/nos, Hsch. de/n, v. dei/s. dendali/s, i/dos, o(, a kind of barley-cake, Nicopho 15 , Eratosth. 10 ; cf. dandali/s. dendi/llw, turn the eyes or glance quickly, po/ll' e)pe/telle . . dendi/llwn e)s e(/kaston Il. 9.180 ; o)ce/a dendi/llwn A.R. 3.281 .— Ep. word, also S. 1039 . dendr-ai=os, a, on, produced by trees, e)e/rsh tree-honey, Nonn. 26.198 . dendr-a/s, a/dos, h(, wooded, lo/xmh ib. 13.399 ; xai/th ib. 11.514 . de/ndr-eios, a, on, = dendriko/s , prob. in Str. 15.1.60 , cf. Nonn. 12.57 . dendreo/qreptos, on, nourishing trees, r(eu/mata Emp. 111.8 . de/ndreon, de/ndron, and de/ndros, to/ (late de/ndros, o(, Ath.Med. ap. Orib. inc. 7.4 ), de/ndreon always in Ep. (dendre/w|, dendre/wn, disyll., Il. 3.152 , Od. 19.520 ), also Ion. , Hdt. 4.22 , and Dor. , 4.951.90 (Epid., iii B. C.); Aeol. de/ndrion Theoc. 29.12 ; later Ep. de/ndreion, to/, Arat. 1008 , Nic. 832 : de/ndros, to/, nom., 14.1934i3 ; acc., Hdt. 6.79 ; gen. de/ndreos 4.951.91 , de/ndrous Meno 32.53 ; dat. de/ndrei, Ion. -ei+ Hp. 26 , Meno 33.4 , Arr. 7.11 : nom. pl. de/ndrh E. 484.5 , Pherecr. 130.9 , 4.951.121 , 1.99 (iii B. C.), Ant.Lib. 31.5 ; dat. pl. de/ndresi Hdt. 2.138 , Hp. 26 (and so usu. in Att. Prose. as Th. 2.75 , Pl. 625b , cf. Moer. 131 , and later, as 12.27 (Mylasa), Str. 2.1.14 ), late dendra/si v.l. in J. 6.1.1 : indeterminate forms, nom. pl. de/ndrea Hecat. 292 (a) J. , Hdt. 1.17 , al., E. 563 (lyr.); gen. dendre/wn Hdt. 1.202 , al., 1.129 , al.: de/dron, to/, first in Hdt. 1.193 , 3.107 , regul. in Att. , Lys. 7.28 , etc., and later Gr. (exc. in dat. pl., v. supr.), cf. Ael.Dion. 119 :— tree: de/ndron e)la/as an olive-tree, Ar. 617 ; d. a)/rktou, = a)kth= , Ps.- Dsc. 4.173 ; de/ndra fruit- or mast-bearing trees, opp. u(/lh, timber, Th. 4.69 ; d. h(/mera kai\ a)/gria Hdt. 8.115 ; de/ndra tall plants, Id. 1.193 (so of rattan, Thphr. 5.4.7 ; mustard, 13.32 ); au)=on d. stick, Call. 49 . dendr-h/eis, essa, en, wooded, nh=sos, a)/lsos, Od. 1.51 , 9.200 ; a)lwai/ Theoc. 25.30 ; nh=sos Jul. 352a . with tree-like markings, a)xa/ths Orph. 236 . = dendriko/s , of or for a tree, po/qos Opp. 4.270 . dendr-iako/s, h/, o/n, = dendriko/s , 6.22 ( Zon. ). dendr-i/zw, to be like a tree, dendri/zon koura/lion Dsc. 5.122 . dendr-iko/s, h/, o/n, of a tree, spe/rmata Thphr. 5.18.1 ; karpo/s Heph.Astr. 1.22 . wooded, a)/roura 328i17 (ii A. D.); e)da/fh 20.65.13 (ii A.D.). de/ndr-inos, h, on, = foreg., dendr-i/on, to/, Dim. of de/ndron, Agathocl. 6 . Aeol. form of de/ndreon, prob. in Alc. 44 , Theoc. 29.12 . dendr-i/ths [i_], ou, o(, of a tree, karpo/s Thphr. 13 ; u(a/kinqos, a gem, Mart.Cap. 1.75 ; name of Dionysus, Plu. 2.675f ; *dendri=tai, oi(, a fabulous people, Luc. 1.22 :—fem. dendri=tis gh= soil suited for planting, D.H. 1.37 ; opp. yilh/, 12.23 (iii B. C.); a)/mpelos d., = a)nadendra/s , Str. 5.3.5 ; nu/mfh d. wood-nymph, 9.665 ( Agath. ): epith. of Helen at Rhodes, Paus. 3.19.10 . dendri/ths: kroko/deilos, f.l. in Hsch. dendro-ba^te/w, climb trees, AP 11.348 ( Antiphan. ). dendro-ga/lhnos oi)=nos, a Bithynian wine made from the mersi/ths a)/mpelos, 5.2.10 . dendro-e/qeira, h(, wooded, ptuxai/ Tim. 116 . dendro-eidh/s, e/s, tree-like, Dsc. 4.164.9 , dendro-kola/pths, ou, o(, woodpecker, Gloss. dendro-ko/mhs, ou, o(, = dendro/komos 1 , 5.18 ( Rufin. ). dendro-komiko/s, h/, o/n, of or like a woodman, Ael. 13.18 . dendro/-komos, on, grown with wood, e)nau/leia E. 1107 (lyr.); o)re/wn korufai/ Ar. 280 (lyr.). dendroko/mos, on, tree-tending, Nonn. 47.182 , 199 . dendro-kope/w, cut down trees, esp. vines and fruit-trees, X. 2.1.13 ; d. xw/ran to waste a country by cutting down the trees, Decr. Byz. ap. D. 18.90 :— Pass. , Corn. 30 . dendro-ko/pion, to/, tree-cutting, name of a festival, Herzog Koische Forschungen p.133 . dendro-ko/pos, o(, woodcutter, Gloss. dendro-la/xa^na [la^], ta/, tall-growing potherbs, etc., Thphr. 1.3.4 . dendro-li/ba^non [i^], to/, rosemary, Rosmarinus officinalis, Gal. 12.67 , Aët. 1.130 , 11.15 tit. dendro-ma^la/xh [la^], h(, tree-mallow, Lavatera arborea, ib. 15.5.6 , etc. de/ndron, v. de/ndreon. dendroph/mwn, on, gen. onos, blasting trees, bla/ba A. 938 (lyr.). de/ndros, eos, to/, v. de/ndreon. dendro/ths, htos, h(, growth of trees, Suid. dendro-tome/w, cut down trees, pro\s kau=sin Str. 14.6.5 , cf. S.E. 5.69 : but usu., lay waste a country, Th. 1.108 : metaph., d. to\ nw=ton Ar. 747 . dendro-tomi/a, h(, laying waste, Ph. 2.401 , 548 (pl.). dendro-to/mos, on, cutting down trees, Sch.rec. S. 98 . dendro-tro/fos, on, rearing trees, o)/rh Max.Tyr. 31.7 . dendro-fore/w, to bear trees in procession, Artem. 2.37 . dendro-fori/a, h(, carrying of trees, as a religious ceremony, Str. 10.3.10 (pl.). bearing, production of trees, Gp. 2.9.3 . dendro-fo/ros, on, bearing trees, fa/ragc Theodor. ap. Ath. 14.621b ; a)/roura 328i17 (ii A. D.): Sup. -w/tatos Plu. 12 ; h( d. (sc. gh=) Ph. 2.583 . in pl., tree-bearers, a guild in the cult of Cybele, mh/thr dendrofo/rwn 1.614 (Tomi, iii A.D.); freq. in Lat. Inscrr., cf. Lyd. 4.59 . dendro-fu^e/w, produce trees, Porph. 2.5 . dendro-fu^h/s, e/s, tree-like, Lyr.Adesp. 84.7 . dendro/-fu^tos, on, planted with trees, xw/ra Plu. 16 , cf. 427 . pe/tra d. a kind of agate, with tree-like marks, Orph. 232 . dendro/w, turn into a tree, gui=a Nonn. 43.234 :— Med. , e(h\n dendrw/sato morfh/n ib. 12.190 . Pass. , grow into a tree, Thphr. 1.9.4 . to be turned into a tree, Plot. 3.4.1 . dendr-u^a/zw, lurk, hide in the wood, Paus.Gr. 119 , Hsch. dive and remain under water, EM 256.4 . dendr-u/fion, to/, Dim. of de/ndron, M.Ant. 4.20 , Dsc. 1.108 ; toy tree, Hero 1.41 , al.; of corals, Thphr. 4.7.2 . dendr-u/w, = dendrua/zw 11 , 4.952.20 (Epid.); cf. drua/sai, dru/etai. dendr-w/dhs, es, = dendroeidh/s , tree-like, Arist. 467b1 , Dsc. 4.164 , 173 , Heraclit. 23 . d. *nu/mfai woodnymphs, 7.196 ( Mel. ). wooded, o)/rh Hp. Aër. 13 . de/ndr-wma, atos, to/, = sq., Aq. 1 . 22.6 . dendr-w/n, w=nos, o(, thicket, Id. 21.33 , 31.13 . de/ndr-wsis, ews, h(, growth into a tree, Thphr. 2.15.5 . dendr-w=tis, idos, h(, wooded, pe/tra E. 790 ; w(/ra f.l. in A. 44.6 . dene/mwr: kroko/deilos, prob. in Hsch. *de/nqis: oi)=nos ( Lacon. ), Id. (Pr. n., cf. Alcm. 117 .) denn-a/zw, (de/nnos) abuse, revile, tina/ Thgn. 1211 ; te/xnhn E. 925 ; e)pi\ yo/goisi denna/seis e)me/ S. 759 : c. acc. cogn., kaka\ r(h/mata d. to utter words of foul reproach, Id. 243 (lyr.). denn-asto/s, h/, o/n, reviled, Hsch. de/nnos, o(, reproach, prob. in Archil. 65 (pl.), Hdt. 9.107 , Lyc. 777 (pl.), Herod. 7.104 . denno/n: kakolo/gon, Hsch. de/nnw, = de/w (A), 5.2 , 2061 . denth/: de/lear, Hsch. decamenh/, h(, (aor. 1 part. of de/xomai, with different accent) receptacle for water, tank, cistern, Hdt. 3.9 , 6.119 , 1.66 (v A.D.); of the veins, Democr. 135 ; vehicle, as matter of form, Pl. 53a , Aen.Gaz. p.66 B. : generally, receptacle, Ph. 1.647 , D.C. 76.1 . decia/, Ion. denn-ih/ (fem. of decio/s), h(, right hand, opp. a)ristera/ (left), decih=| h)spa/zonto Il. 10.542 ; e)k decia=s on the right, Ar. 639 ; decia=s abs., 2.733 A, 835 ; e)n decih=| e)/xein ta\ ou)/rea keep them on the right (as you go), Hdt. 7.217 , cf. Th. 2.19 , 98 , etc.; e)n d. labei=n th\n *sikeli/an Id. 7.1 ; so *)epi/damno/s e)sti po/lis e)n d. e)sple/onti . . on your right as you sail in . . , Id. 1.24 ; poreu/esqai th\n ei)s d. (sc. o(do/n) Pl. 614c ; e)pi\ decia= tou= bh/matos Plu. 2.192f . in welcoming or saluting (as we shake hands), decia\n dido/nai Ar. 81 ; protei/nein, e)mba/llein, etc. (v. sub vocc.); esp. as a sign of assurance, pledge or treaty, spondai\ . . kai\ deciai\ h(=|s e)pe/piqmen Il. 2.341 ; decia\s do/ntes kai\ labo/ntes having exchanged assurances, X. 7.3.1 , cf. 1.1.6 ; decia\s para\ basile/ws fe/rein mh\ mnhsikakh/sein bring pledges that he would not . ., ib. 2.4.1 ; decia=s pi/stis megi/sth E. 21 ; fula/ssein, threi=n th\n d., 124.13 , 533.18 :—xei/r is never expressed in Hom. , but is used later, xei=ra d. S. 912 , 1254 , etc.; feu= d. xei/r E. 496 ; xeiro\s d. ib. 899 , etc.; th\n xei=ra do\s th\n d. Ar. 81 . deci^-a/zw, in Pass. , = decio/omai LXX 4.34 . Med. , approve, ga/mon 41.5 (iv A. D.). deci^/-dwros, on , (de/xomai) = dwrodo/kos , Suid. deci^/-mhlos, on, receiving sheep, i.e. rich in sacrifices, do/mos, e)sxa/ra, a)ga/lmata, E. 129 (lyr.), 1138 , 632 . de/cimos, h, on, acceptable, satisfactory in quality, puro/s 368.9 (i A. D.). decio-bo/los, v. deciola/bos. decio/-guios, on, (decio/s IV) ready of limb, Pi. 9.111 . decio-la/bos [a^], o(, spearman: in pl., guards, Act.Ap. 23.23 ( v.l. deciobo/lous ). decio/omai, impf. e)deciou/mhn X. 7.3.38 , Ep. 3 pl. decio/wnto 6.16 , A.R. 2.756 : fut. -w/somai A. 852 , S. 976 : aor. e)deciwsa/mhn Lys. 2.37 , X. 7.5.53 , etc.:— Pass. , aor. e)deciw/qhn Pl. 468b : (decia/, decio/s):—greet with the right hand, welcome, c. acc.pers., Ar. 753 , Lys. 2.37 , X. 7.5.53 ; canvass, to\n dh=mon Plu. 49 : but also c. dat. pers., deciou=sqai qeoi=s to raise one's right hand to the gods, pay greeting or honour to them, A. 852 : also c. dat. modi, d. xersi/ l. c.; e)pai/nois S. 976 ; dw/rois Arist. 391b8 ; lo/gois xrhstoi=s kai\ e)/rgois Paus. 2.16.2 ; sto/mati Luc. 41 ; o)fqalmoi=s Lib. 4.18 : c. acc. rei, puknh\n a)/mustin deciou/menoi pledging one in many a bumper, E. 419 :— Pass. , Pl.l.c.; zw=|a deciou/mena with right hands joined, IG 2.754.33 . deciw/sasqai: e)ggi/sasqai gunaiki/, Hsch. decio/phros, on, blind of the right eye, Hierocl. 63 . decio/s, a/, o/n, on the right hand or side, opp. a)ristero/s, d. mazo/s, glouto/s, w)=mos, Il. 4.481 , 5.66 , Od. 17.462 ; to\ d. (sc. ke/ras) the right of an army, X. 2.9 , etc.: freq. in adverb. usages, e)pi\ decia/ on or to the right, nwmh=sai bw=n Il. 7.238 , cf. Hdt. 1.51 ; e)n tw=| e)pi\ d. tou= o)pisqodo/mou 12.92.55 ; e)pi\ decio/fin ( Ep. gen.) towards the right, Il. 13.308 ; xeiro\s ei)s ta\ d. S. 598 , cf. Arist. 943b29 ; a)po\ tw=n d. Id. 284b28 ; e)n toi=s d. 16.5 ; e)k deciw=n Hero 26.4 , 20.21 , al.; e)pi\ d. xeiro/s Theoc. 25.18 ; kata\ d. xeiro/s Arat. 707 ; pro\s d. Hdt. 7.69 ; ei)s decia/ Pl. 43b ; decia/ as Adv., Plb. 3.82.9 (s. v.l.). fortunate, esp. of the flight of birds and other omens, d. o)/rnis Il. 13.821 , cf. Od. 2.154 , A. 489 , 727 (Ephesus); a)oida\n . . deciwta/tan o)pado/n Pi. 3.8 ; bronth/ X. 7.1.3 . Adv. -w=s Hdn. 3.9.12 . Astron., northerly, Cleom. 1.1 . metaph., dexterous, ready, skilful, clever, Pi. 5(4).61 , Ar. 428 , 834 , al., Th. 3.82 , etc.; decio\n poiei=n a clever thing, Antipho 1.19 ; *eu)ripi/dou dra=ma deciw/taton Stratt. 1 ; d. peri\ ta\s di/kas Pl. 225c . Adv. -iw=s Antiph. 229.2 ; d. e)/xein pro/s ti Plu. 2.660a ; d. fe/rein in the right spirit, Phld. pp.18,41 O.: Sup. deciw/tata Ar. 148 . courteous, kindly, Luc. 13 , 57 ; to\ d. kai\ e)pieike/s Gal. 14.296 . Adv. -iw=s ib. 211 . (Cf. Skt. dák[snull ]iṇas, Lat. dexter, etc.) decio/-seiros i(/ppos, o(, right-hand trace-horse in team of four, which did the hardest work: hence, generally, vigorous, impetuous, S. 140 (lyr.). decio-sta/ths [a^], ou, o(, one who stands in the right file of the Chorus, Poll. 2.161 , 4.106 . decio/ths, htos, h(, dexterity, esp. of mind, sharpness, cleverness, sofi/h kai\ d. Hdt. 8.124 , cf. Ar. 719 , al.; opp. a)maqi/a, Th. 3.37 . = deci/wsis, d. kai\ fili/a Paus. 7.7.5 . courtesy, kindliness (cf. decio/s v), Ph. 2.30 . fortune, felicity, kairou= Lyd. 1.3 . decio/-toixos, on, on the starboard side of a ship, AB 91 , Hsch. decio-fa^nh/s, e/s, not reversed (of images in a mirror), Plu. 2.930b ; not producing a reversed image, ka/toptra Phlp. 28.17 . deci/o-fin, v. decio/s. decio-fu/lac [u^], akos, o(, right rear flank man, Hsch. s.v. ou)rago/s. deci/pu^ros [i^], on, receiving fire, qume/lai E. 64 (lyr.). de/cis, ews, h(, reception, E. 1182 . deci/s, part of the liver observed in divination, Hsch. deci/stra^tos, on, receiving the host, a)gora/ B. 14.43 . deci^tero/s, a/, o/n, (decio/s) right-hand of two, d. kata\ mazo/n Il. 5.393 ; d. xeiri/ Od. 20.197 ; podi/ Pi. 4.96 ; decitera/ (sc. xei/r), h(, the right hand, Il. 1.501 ; Ep. dat. deciterh=fi 24.284 ; rare in Com., Antiph. 174.6 . deci/-wma, atos, to/, acceptable thing, w)= xruse/, d. ka/lliston brotoi=s E. 324.1 . pledge or mark of friendship, S. 619 (pl.), D.C. 58.5 (pl.). deci-w/nu^mos, on, prop. right or lucky in name; but simply, = decio/s, xersi\ deciwnu/mois A. 607 . deci/-wsis, ews, h(, offer of the right hand, greeting, Ph. 1.478 , 2.124 (pl.), Plu. 9 (pl.), 79 ; canvassing, filoneiki/ai kai\ d. ib. 67 (pl.): metaph., greeting, tw=n diasta/ntwn Dam. 83 . deci-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, welcoming, hospitable, filofrosu/nh Eust. 782.56 . de/co, v. de/xomai. *decw/, ou=s, o(, Receiver, Com. name of a corrupt person, Cratin. 401 . deo/menos: no/mos, desmo/s, Hsch. de/on (written dei/on 4.361.4 (iii B. C.), etc.), ontos, to/, neut. Subst., prop. part. of impers. dei= (q. v.):—that which is binding, needful, right, ma=llon tou= d. X. 4.3.8 ; ta\ d. Th. 1.22 , etc.; ou)de\n tw=n d. pra/ttontes Isoc. 3.25 ; pro\ tou= d. before it be needful, S. 891 ; e)n de/onti (sc. kairw=|) in good time, E. 1277 , Plu. 17 ; e)n tw=| d. Hdt. 2.159 ; e)s de/on e)gego/nee Id. 1.119 , cf. 186 ; e)s d. pa/resti S. 1416 , cf. 386 ; ei)s d. le/gein D. 4.14 ; ei)s to\ d. for needful purposes, or in case of need, e)s to\ d. xrh=sqai Hdt. 2.173 : hence of secret service, ei)s to\ d. a)pw/lesa Ar. 859 (parody of Pericles' ei)s to\ d. a)nh/lwsa Sch. ad loc.); ei)s ou)de\n d. a)nali/skein D. 3.28 : so in pl., ei)s de/onta a)nalwqh=nai Andronic.Rhod. p.577 M. deo/ntws, Adv. of de/on, as it ought, Pl. 409c , Epicur. 2p.36U. , 615.6 (Delph., ii B. C.), Plb. 1.12.7 , al., Phld. 17 , 18 , Hero 11.6 , 613.29 (ii A. D.), etc.; d. e(/cein Plb. 9.7.3 ; suitably, xrh=sqai Orib. 2.1 , al. *deonu=s, Ion. , = *dionu/sios , gen. *deonu=os 12(8).270 (Thasos), also *deonu=dos 15644 (Abdera), 5694 (Erythrae). deo/s, = qeo/s , Hsch. de/os, gen. de/ous (also de/a_tos S. 328 , Cerc. 18 ii 4 ; dei/ous (written for dve/eos) Il. 10.376 , 15.4 ), to/: pl., v. infr. 11 :—fear, alarm, xlwro\n de/os pale fear, ib. 7.479 , etc.: distd. by Ammon. from fo/bos, as being morelasting (de/os . . kakou= u(po/noia, fo/bos de\ h( parauti/ka pto/hsis), cf. Prodic. ap. Pl. 358d ; fo/bos te kai\ d. Hdt. 4.115 ; to\ d. kai\ o( f. Lys. 20.8 ; de/ei kai\ fo/bw| D. 21.124 , cf. 23.103 ; also de/os . . ai)sxu/nh q' o(mou= S. 1079 ; i(/na ga\r d., e)/nqa kai\ ai)dw/s Poet. ap. Pl. 12b ; d. tino/s fear of a person or thing, Ar. 581 ; de/ei tw=n *kerkurai/wn mh/ . . Th. 1.26 ; teqna=si tw=| de/ei tou\s toiou/tous a)posto/lous (teqna=si tw=| de/ei = dedi/asi ) D. 4.45 ; tre/mein tw=| de/ei ti/ pei/setai Alex. 110.6 : c. inf., soi\ d' ou) d. e)/st' a)pole/sqai Il. 12.246 : folld. by mh/ with subj., ou)xi\ d. mh/ se filh/sh| Ar. 650 ; me/ga to\ d. e)ge/neto mh\ . . Th. 3.33 ; de/os i)/sxete mhde/n, o(/s' au)dw= S. 223 ; a)dee\s d. dedie/nai to fear where no fear is, Pl. 198a ; pro\s de/ous labei=n ti Plu. 7 ; of reverence, A. 703 . reason for fear, Il. 1.515 ; means of inspiring fear, d. deino/teron Th. 3.45 : rarely in pl., de/h e)pipe/mpei polla\ o( qeo/s Lys. 6.20 ; de/a poiki/la Ael. 8.10 ; also de/ata Hecat. 364J. (dvey-os, cf. deino/s, Skt. dve[snull ][tnull ]i 'hate'.) depa/zw, etym. of de/pastron, 443.56 . de/pas, aos, to/, dat. de/pa| Od. 10.316 : pl. nom. de/pa^ 15.466 , etc.; de/pata dub. in 12(3).450a1 (Thera): Ep. dat. depa/essi Il. 1.471 , de/passi 15.86 :—beaker, goblet, Od. 10.316 , etc.; d. a)mfiku/pellon Il. 1.584 , al.; d. xrusei/ois h(/loisi peparme/non 11.632 ; d. sku/pfeion Stes. 7 ; d. e)k kera/moio 4.333 ( Antiphil. ); of the golden bowl in which the sun floated back from West to East during the night, Stes. 8.1 , Pherecyd. 18 (a) J. ; d. *(hfaistotuke/s A. 69 (lyr.). depastrai=os, a, on, in or of a cup, Lyc. 489 . de/pastron, to/, = de/pas , Antim. 21 , cf. 15 (pl.), 41.8 . de/ra, v. deirh/. der-a/gxh, h(, (de/rh) collar, AP 6.109.3 (Antip.). der-agxh/s, e/s, throttling, pa/gai ib. 107 ( Phil. ). de/raion, to/, necklace, E. 1431 (pl.), Men. 86 (pl.), Satyr. 39 vii 14 (pl.); collar, X. 6 :—the form deraioi/ is given by Hsch. deraiope/dh, h(, collar, AP 6.14 (Antip. Sid.), 9.76 (Antip.). *derami=tis, h(, epith. of Athena, 196 (Crete). de/ras, atos, to/, = de/ros (q. v.). derbisth/r, = de/ros , 257.52 (derv-, cf. deirh/). de/rg-ma, atos, to/, (de/rkomai) look, glance, kuanou=n leu/sswn de/rgma dra/kontos looking the look of . ., A. 82 , cf. E. 187 , ect. thing seen, sight, Orph. 339 . derg-mo/s, o(, = foreg., Hsch. de/reqron: li/mnh a)poxw/rhsin e)/xousa, Hsch. ; cf. ba/raqron, ze/reqron. de/rva, de/rh, v. deirh/. deri/ai: loidori/ai, Hsch. deri/pion: floio/n, Id. de/ris, ios, h(, = de/rh , Alciphr. 1.28 , Hsch. = de/rris , Poll. 2.235 . deristh/r, h=ros, o(, horse-collar, Hsch. : deristh/s: kuna/gxhs periauxe/nios, Id. (derr- cod.) derkeunh/s, e/s, sleeping with the eyes open, Nic. 67 . derkia/omai, poet. for de/rkomai, Hes. 911 . de/rkomai ( Act. only in Hsch. ), Il. 11.37 , etc.: impf. e)derko/mhn, Ep. derke/sketo Od. 5.158 : fut. de/rcomai Androm. ap. Gal. 6.37 : pf. in pres. sense de/dorka Il. 22.95 , Pi. 1.94 , A. 103 (lyr.), etc.; also later Prose, Arist. 808a4 , Luc. 20 , 6 , 14 : aor. e)/dra^kon Od. 10.197 , A. 34 , E. 951 (never in S. ): aor. part. Pass. drakei/s Pi. 2.20 , 7.3 ; e)de/rxqhn A. 547 (lyr.); de/rxqh S. 425 (lyr.), imper. de/rxqhte A. 93 (lyr.), part. derxqei/s S. 837 ; later in med. forms de/rcato 4.166 ( Even. ), e)drako/mhn 7.224 :—see clearly, see, Il. 17.675 ; part. dedorkw/s having sight, opp. tuflo/s, S. 454 , cf. 66 : hence, alive, living, zw=ntos kai\ e)pi\ xqoni\ derkome/noio Il. 1.88 , cf. Od. 16.439 ; drakei=s' a)sfale/s since she lives in safety, Pi. 2.20 ; a)laoi=si kai\ dedorko/si A. 322 (lyr.); dedorko/t' S. 66 : freq. with neut. Adj., deino/n, smerdale/on d., look terrible, Il. 3.342 , 22.95 , etc.; deina\ . . o)fqalmoi=s drakei=n A. 34 ; fo/nia d. Ar. 1337 (lyr.): c. acc. cogn., pu=r o)fqalmoi=si dedorkw/s flashing fire from his eyes, Od. 19.446 ; *)/arh dedorko/twn A. 53 ; but sko/ton ded. blind, E. 377 . c. acc. objecti, look on or at, Il. 13.86 , etc.; ti/ . . h(/dion dr.; A. 602 ; e)de/rxqhs o)ligodrani/an Id. 547 ; so d. ei)/s tina Hes. 169 , E. 951 ; kata/ ti A. 679 ; descry, perceive, Od. 10.197 , E. 545 ; ktu/pon de/dorka A. 103 (lyr.). look with favour on, of Destiny, Pi. 3.85 . of light, flash, gleam, like the eye, de/dorken fa/os, fe/ggos, Id. 3.84 , 9.41 ; dedorko\s ble/pein to be keen-eyed, Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.198 ; to\ sfodro\n kai\ dedorko/s Plu. 2.15b . (Cf. Skt. dadárśa 'have seen', dṛ[snull ]tás 'seen'; prop. not merely of sight, but of sharp sight, cf. A. 409 , S. 85 .—Poet. and later Prose.) derku/llein: ai(mopopei=n, a)/lloi dermu/llein, Hsch. de/rma, atos, to/, (de/rw) skin, hide, suo/s Il. 9.548 , al.; kriou= Pi. 4 161 ; d. ai)/geion 11.8 (iii B. C.), etc.; le/ontos a lion's skin for a cloak, Il. 10.23 ; kelaino/n, of a shield, 6.117 ; of skins prepared for bags, bottles, etc., Od. 2.291 ; of a man's skin, Il. 16.341 , Od. 13.431 , Pl. 98d , etc.; of a man's skin stripped off, Hdt. 4.64 , 5.25 ; palaio\n d. A. 275.4 ; peri\ tw=| d. de/doika Ar. 27 , cf. 746 ; a)nh\r kata\ de/rma qaumasto\s oi(=os Aristid. 51(27).38 ; of the shell of a tortoise, Ar. 429 , 1292 . skin of fruits, Thphr. 4.14.10 ; perikarpi/wn de/rmata outer coverings of seed-vessels, ib. 1.2.6 . wallet, scrip, Hsch. derma^t-hra/, h(, tax on hides, PPetr. 3p.66 (iii B.C.). derma^t-i/kion, to/, prob. written for delm-, 413 (ii/iii A. D.), etc. derma^t-iko/s, h/, o/n, of skin, like skin, u(mh/n Arist. 495a8 ; of the wings of insects, Id. 682b19 ; ske/ph Id. 719b5 . dermatiko/n (sc. a)rgu/rion), to/, the money received for the sale of the hides of sacrificial animals, 2.741 , Lycurg. 1 . v. dalmatiko/n. derma^/t-inos, h, on, of skin, leathern, h)rtu/nanto d' e)retma\ tropoi=s e)n d. Od. 4.782 ; a)spi/s Hdt. 7.79 ; u(mh/n Arist. 335 ; ploi=a Str. 16.4.19 ; zw/nh 1.6 ; u(podh/mata 5(1).1390.23 (Andania, i B. C.); teu/xh 114.11 , 30 (i B. C.); o)/gkos Ph. 1.100 ; xitw/n (of the human skin), Porph. 2.46 . derma^/t-ion, to/, Dim. of de/rma, Pl. 400a , Arist. 807b18 . derma^to-ma^la/kths, ou, o(, currier, Sch. Pl. 517e . derma^to/-pteros, on, with wings of skin, of the bat, Ar.Byz. 120.7 . derma^tourgiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for tanning, Pl. 280c . derma^to-fa^ge/w, eat skin and all, Str. 16.4.17 . derma^to-fore/w, wear a skin or hide, Sch. A.R. 1.324 . derma^to-fo/ros, on, clothed in skins, Str. 16.4.17 . derma^to-xi/twn [i^], wnos, o(, wearing a leathern jerkin, Sch. Lyc. 634 . derma^to/w, in Pass. , to be turned into hide, Hsch. s.v. i)sxalwme/nai. derma^tw/dhs, es, like skin, ka/lumma, fle/y, Arist. 505a7 , 513b8 ; opp. sarkw/dhs, Thphr. 4.3.4 ( Comp. ); e)pifu/seis Gal. 2.615 , cf. Aët. 16.1 ; leathery, Xenocr. 29 . de/rmh: o(do/s, Hsch. dermhsth/s ( -isth/s Hsch. ), ou=, o(, (de/rma, e)/dw) worm which eats skin or leather, S. 449 , Lys. 104S. , Aristid.Mil. 29 ; = o)/fis , Aristarch. ap. Harp. de/rmhtes: oi( e)c e)fh/bwn (e)f' h(mw=n cod.) perissoi/, Hsch. dermo/-pteros, on, with membranous wings, as a bat, ta\ d. Arist. 487b22 , 490a7 , Ael. 11.37 . dermo/-tu^lon, to/ (-toilon Pap.), leather cushion, PLond. 5.1790 (v/vi A. D.). dermu/llw, = fla/w , Sch. Ar. 734 ; cf. derku/llein. de/rcis, ews, h(, sense of sight, Orac. ap. Plu. 2.432b , Hsch. deroergh/s, e/s, tanning, Man. 4.320 . de/ron, v. de/rw. de/ros and de/ras, to/, poet. and Ion. (de/ras in p.875 (Chios)) for de/rma, only nom. and acc. (exc. gen. de/ratos or de/rous in D.S. 4.56 ): de/ros S. 11 , E. 5 cod. L, 1120 , 995 , A.R. 1.245 , al., Epic. in 7.3 ; de/ras E. 480 codd. plures, 835 . de/rrh, v. deirh/. derri^do/gomfos, on, with screens fastened upon them, pu/lai 858 . de/rrion: tri/xinon saki/on, Hsch. de/rris, ews, h(, ( Att. form of *de/rsis, cf. de/rw) skin, d. trixi/nh LXX 13.4 , cf. 12.33 ( Mel. ). leathern covering, of a jerkin, Eup. 328 ; of a curtain, Pl.Com. 240 , Myrtil. 1 . in pl. (sg., Ph. 95.34 ), screens of skin or hide, hung before fortifications to deaden the enemy's missiles, Th. 2.75 , Cic. 4.19.1 , D.S. 20.9 , Apollod. 142.2 , Polyaen. 3.11.13 : generally, curtain, LXX 26.7 , al., 5(1).1390.35 (Andania, i B. C.). derri/skos, o(, Dim. of foreg., 2.678B73 . derto/n, to/, flayed sheep, 1024.25 (Myconos); cf. darto/s. de/rtron, to/ , (de/rw) = e)pi/plous , caul or membrane which conlains the bowels, xola/das de/rtroisi kalu/yeis Antim. 45 , cf. Hp. 5.26 ; gu=pe . . de/rtron e)/sw du/nontes even to the bowels, Od. 11.579 . in Od. l.c., de/rtron is expld. by Gramm., as 257.31 , etc., of the vulture's beak: hence, of a sharp point, Lyc. 880 . pl., = tu/mpana , Hsch. de/rw Ar. 485 , Pl. 285c , etc.:—also dei/rw Hdt. 2.39 , Ar. 442 , 365 , Cratin. 361 : impf. e)/deron Il. 23.167 , Ep. de/ron Od. 8.61 : fut. derw= Ar. 370 : aor. e)/deira Il. 2.422 , (a)p-) Hdt. 5.25 , (e)k-) Pl. 616a :— Med. , v. a)nade/rw :— Pass. , fut. da^rh/somai 13.9 , 653b (ii A.D.): aor. e)da/rhn [a^] Men. 422 , (a)p-) X. 3.5.9 , (e)k-) Hdt. 7.26 ; part. darqei/s Nicoch. 8 : pf. de/darmai (v. infr.):— skin, flay, of animals, d. bou=s Il. 23.167 : prov., ku/na d. dedarme/nhn 'flog a dead horse', Pherecr. 179 ; a)sko\s deda/rqai to have one's skin flayed off, Sol. 33.7 ; derw= se qu/lakon kloph=s I will make a thief's purse of your skin, Ar. 370 : prov., pri\n e)sfa/xqai de/reis 'first catch your hare, then cook it', Eust. 1792.45 ; a)e/ra de/rein 'plough the sands', Id. 1215.50 , Suid. Anat., separate by avulsion, Herophil. ap. Gal. 2.349 . colloquially, cudgel, thrash, de/doktai/ moi de/resqai kai\ de/rein di' h(me/ras Ar. 485 , cf. 442 , l.c. (ii A. D., Pass. ): prov., o( mh\ darei\s a)/nqrwpos ou) paideu/etai 'spare the rod and spoil the child', Men. l. c., cf. 1109.91 (ii A.D.): metaph., ei)s pro/swpo/n tina d. 11.20 . (Cf. Lith. derù 'flay', Skt. dṛṇā´ti 'split'.) desau/xenes: oi( a)skoi/, Hsch., 258.28 . de/sis, ews, h(, (de/w A) binding together, Pl. 418e ; setting of stones, LXX 45.11 ; tying in bundles, Hdn. 8.4.5 ; podw=n d., = u(po/dhma , Ezek. 97 . complication of a dramatic plot, opp. lu/sis, Arist. 1455b26 . = de/smh (prob. of a belt-purse), 121.9 (cf. desmo/s 11 ). Botan.,joint, Sch. Orib. 2p.743D. de/skalos, h(, dub. sens., a)spa/zetai h(ma=s . . *)aqhnai\+s h( de/skalos 332.9 (ii/iii A. D.). de/sma, atos, to/, (de/w A) poet. for desmo/s, bond, fetter, sidh/rea de/smat' Od. 1.204 , cf. 8.278 . head-band, a)po\ krato\s ba/le de/smata Il. 22.468 . desm-a/tion, to/, Dim. of de/sma, Sch. Theoc. 4.18 . desm-euth/rion, to/, = desmwth/rion , 567 (i A. D.). desm-euth/s, ou=, o(, one who binds, Sch. Opp. 3.373 . desm-eutiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for fetters, Pl. 847d . desm-eu/w, fetter, put in chains, h.Bacch. 17 , E. 616 , Pl. 808e ; tie together, as corn in the sheaf, Hes. 481 ; d. a)gka/las 1.131r426 (ii A. D.); xo/rton 322.31 (iii A. D.); d. e)/k tinos bind fast to . ., Plb. 3.93.4 , Apollod. 2.1.3 . lay snares for, LXX 24.12 . desm-e/w, = desmeu/w (un-Attic, Moer. 122 ), 8.29 , Hld. 8.9 :— Pass. , Diog.Oen. 39 , Luc. 20 , Alex.Aphr. 1.75 , 106 ; of joints, undergo ankylosis, Gal. 15.410 . de/sm-h, h(, package, bundle, Test. ap. D. 35.34 , Alex. 117 , Arist. 140 , D.H. 3.61 . a measure in Egypt, foini/kwn 119.4 , al.; a)spara/gou 1212.4 (ii A.D.). in Medicine, handful, Androm. ap. Gal. 13.1033 ; u(ssw/pou ko/mhs Ezek. 185 . desm-h/: o(do/s, Hsch. ; cf. de/rmh. de/sm-hma, atos, to/, = desmi/s , Tz.ad Hes. 479 . desm-i/as, ou, o(, worthy of bonds, Hsch. (-i/hs cod.). desm-i/dion, to/, Dim. of desmi/s ( = de/smh 2b ), Dsc. 2.65 , Aët. 3.79 , 1288.9 (iv A. D.), 1130.29 (V A. D. ). small bandage, Antyll. ap. Orib. 44.23.74 . de/sm-ion, to/, = desmo/s , 9.479 (pl.). de/sm-ios, on, binding: metaph., binding as with a spell, enchaining, c. gen., u(/mnos e)c *)erinu/wn d. frenw=n A. 332 (lyr.), cf. 306 . Pass. , bound, captive, S. 299 , 608 , E. 226 , 580 (ii A. D.), etc.; on leash, [ku/wn] prob. in Aen. Tact. 31.32 ; d. fugw/n, = e)k desmw=n , E. 792 . desm-i/s, i/dos, h(, = de/smh , Hp. 1.78 , Thphr. 9.16.2 . desmo/broxos, o(, noose, Man. 5.133 . desmo/s, o(, pl. desma/ 157 , al., Thgn. 459 , Hdt. 6.91 , and so mostly in Trag., A. 513 , etc., and Pl. 9a ; but desmoi/ A. 525 , E. 518 , 634 , usu. in Pl. , as 793b , al.: both forms in Att. Inscrr., desmoi/ 2.678B48 , desma/ ib. 791.31 , the latter preferred by Thom. Mag. p.79R. (sg. desmo/n 246 ii 36 (Delph.), Att. acc. to Hsch. ): (de/w A):—band, bond, anything for tying and fastening, as halter, Il. 6.507 ; mooring-cable, Od. 13.100 , etc.; door-latch, 21.241 ; yoke-strap, X. 3.5.10 : metaph., any bond of union or connexion, Pl. 31c , etc.; of the vowels, Id. 253a ; desmoi\ politei/as, of the laws, Id. 793b ; ei)s ta\ desmou= for binding material, PTeb. 120.70 (i B. C.). in pl. (never desma/ in this sense), bonds, chains, e)k desmw=n luqh=nai A. 509 , 770 ; pri\n a)\n e)c a)gri/wn d. xala/sh| ib. 177 ; e)n desmoi=si S. 63 ; ei)s desmou\s a)/gein E. 518 ; desmoi=s Th. 7.82 ; o( e)pi\ tw=n d., = desmofu/lac , Luc. 29 : in sg., collectively, bonds, imprisonment, d. a)xluo/eis Epigr. ap. Hdt. 5.77 ( = 12.394 ); ou)de\n a)/cion desmou= Hdt. 3.145 ; e)n. d. S. 958 ; e)n dhmosi/w| d. deqei/s Pl. 864e ; e)/dhsen e(auto\n timhsa/menos desmou= Lys. 6.21 : metaph. of moral bondage, Porph. 1.38 , al. ligature, Arist. 495b13 , al. d. a)/rqrou in Hp. 37 is expld. by Gal. adloc. as ankylosis. spell, charm, Iamb. 3.27 . = de/smh , Pap. in 80.341 , Poll. 2.135 , Eust. 862.27 ; a)spara/gou d. 1120.14 (i B. C.); d. a)rguri/ou LXX 42.27 ; cf. de/sis 111 . desmo/-tri^xon, to/, gloss on kekru/falos , Hsch. desmo-fu^la^kei/a, h(, tax for maintenance of prisons, PFay. 53.6 ; service as warder, PFlor. 253 (iii A. D.), al. desmo-fu^la/keion [a^], to/, prison, ib. 2.100 (iii A.D.). desmo-fu/lac [u^], akos, o(, gaoler, 1138.12 (i B. C.), 16.23 , Luc. 30 , Artem. 2.60 . desm-wma, atos, to/, bond, fetter, A. 745 , S. 29 (both pl.). desm-wth/rion, to/, prison, Th. 6.60 , Pl. 486a , D. 9.60 , etc.; d. a)ndrw=n Hdt. 3.23 : pl., = Lat.ergastula, Plu. 8 . desm-w/ths, ou, o(, prisoner, captive, Hdt. 3.143 , Th. 5.35 , etc.:—fem. desm-w=tis, Hld. 8.8 : metaph. of the soul, Ph. 1.289 . as Adj., in chains, fettered, A. 119 (the play is called *promhqeu\s d.): fem. desmw=tis poi/mnh S. 234 (lyr.); *melani/pph d., name of a play by E. gaoler, Cratin. 189 . despo/zw, mostly pres. and impf.: fut. -o/sw A. 210 , al., Ep. -o/ssw 365 : aor. inf. despo/sai E. 486 : abs., to be lord or master, gain the mastery, pro\s bi/an d. A. 210 ; a)/rxein kai\ d. Pl. 80a , al.: as law-term, to be the legal proprietor, opp. kratei=n, 1.15 , cf. 1187.9 (i B. C.), 3.977.32 (iv A. D.). Astrol., of planets, to be dominant in a nativity, Vett. Val. 72.5 . c. gen., to be lord or master of, h.Cer. 365 , Hdt. 3.142 , etc.; *zhno\s (or *dio\s) despo/sai A. 930 ; despo/zont' e)mou= E. 518 ; d. tino/s, opp. douleu/ein a)/llw|, Pl. 576a ; despo/zein fo/bhs own it, A. 188 ; make oneself master of, le/ktrois w(=n e)de/spozon E. 928 : metaph., tou=de d. lo/gou A. 543 . c. acc., lord it over, d. po/lin E. 28 :— Pass. , despo/zontai Hp. Aër. 16 ; despozo/menai po/leis Pl. 712e ; d. u(po/ tinos D.S. 18.60 ; pro/s tinos Ph. 1.337 . de/spoina, h(, fem. of despo/ths, mistress, lady of the house, of Penelope, Od. 14.127 ; a)/loxos d., of the wife of Nestor, 3.403 ; gunh\ d., of Arete, 7.347 ; mistress of a slave, 49.4 (i/ii A. D.), 55 ii 5 (ii A. D.). princess, queen, d. *ko/lxwn Pi. 4.11 ; *ku/prou Id. 122.14 ; de/spoin' a(pasw=n, po/tni' *)aqhnai/wn po/li 340.1 . coupled with the names of goddesses, d. *(eka/th A. 388 ; *)/artemis S. 626 , cf. B. 10.117 , etc.; d. nu/mfh A. 342 ; esp. as a name of Persephone, Pl. 796b ; in Arcadia, 5(2).514 (Lycosura), Paus. 8.37.1 - 10 ; of *ku/pris, Xenarch. 4.21 . in Thessaly, simply, = gunh/ , Hsch. at Rome, , 1.76.1 (vi A. D.), etc. despoiniko/s, h/, o/n, belonging to the Imperial household, PMasp. 88.10 (vi A. D.). *desposionau=tai, w=n, oi(, Helots at Sparta who were freed on condition of serving at sea, Myro 2 . desp-o/sios, on, = despo/sunos, u(/bris A. 845 (lyr.). Subst., = verna, Eust. 846.13 . de/sp-osma, atos, to/, act of authority: pl., d. *moirw=n decrees of fate, Man. 4.38 . desp-osto/s, h/, o/n, suited to despotic rule, of persons, cj. in Arist. 1287b38 ( v.l. despotiko/n ), 1324b39 . desp-osu/nh, h(, absolute rule, despotism, Hdt. 7.102 . desp-o/sunos, on, also h, on Pi. 4.267 :— of or belonging to the master or lord, le/xos 144 ; do/moi d. A. 942 (lyr.); me/laqra Ar. 42 (anap.); ta\ d. xrh/mata the master's property, X. 9.16 (despo/suna, ta/, ib. 14.2 , Phld. p.24J. ); d. a)na/gkai arbitrary rule, A. 587 (lyr.); also, = th=s despoi/nhs, go/nata Tim. 136 . Subst., = despo/ths , Tyrt. 6.2 (cf. Plu. 28 ), Anaxandr. 41.33 (anap.), 4334 (Megiste). = verna, Eust. 846.13 . despot-ei/a, h(, the power of a master over slaves, or the relation of master to slaves, Pl. 133e , Arist. 1253b18 , 1278b32 ; of husband over wife, Ph. 1.40 , cf. 151 . absoluterule, despotism, Pl. 698a , Luc. 6 ; d. barbarikh/ Isoc. 5.154 . ownership, 1187.32 (i B. C.), 67.10 (iv A. D.), Just. 2.2 despo/t-eios, a, on, = despo/sunos , Lyc. 1183 . despo/t-eira, h(, fem. of despo/ths, mistress, S. 1040 . despot-eu/w, = despo/zw , LXX 5.28 , 3702 (Lopadium), D.C. 60.28 : c. gen., enjoy ownership of . ., PGen. 60.1 (iv A. D.). despot-e/w, = despo/zw , c. gen., Pl. 44d :— Pass. , to be despotically ruled, pro\s a)/llhs xero/s A. 104 ; sh=| xeri/ E. 884 ; despotou/menos bi/os, opp. a)na/rxetos, A. 527 (lyr.), cf. 696 . despo/t-hs, ou , o(; voc. de/spota^: Ion. acc. despo/tea Hdt. 1.91 , al., Luc. 25 :—master, lord, prop. the master of the house, do/mwn A. 60 , etc.; o)/mma ga\r do/mwn nomi/zw despo/tou parousi/an Id. 169 : pl., of a family, Id. 32 , 53 , 82 (lyr.); in respect of slaves, Pl. 133d ; dou=loi kai\ d. ou)k a)/n pote ge/nointo fi/loi Id. 757a , etc.; d. kai\ dou=los Arist. 1253b6 , cf. 1278b35 ; w)= de/spot' a)/nac Ar. 90 (anap.); w)=nac de/spota ib. 389 , 598 ; de/spot' a)/nac Men. 312.5 . despot, absolute ruler, Hdt. 3.89 , Th. 6.77 ; tu/rannos kai\ d. Pl. 859a ; of the Roman Emperors, Ph. 2.568 , D.C. 55.12 , Hdn. 1.6.4 ; ga=s kai\ qala/ssas d. 12(2).216 (Mytilene). of the gods, S. 535 , E. 88 , Ar. 875 , X. 3.2.13 . dominant planet, Vett. Val. 5.16 . generally, master, lord, owner, kw/mou, naw=n, Pi. 6.18 , 4.207 ; manteuma/twn A. 27 ; tw=n *(hraklei/wn o(/plwn S. 262 ; e(pta\ despotw=n, of the seven against Thebes, E. 636 ; tou= o)/rtugos Poll. 9.108 .—Not in Hom. (for metrical reasons), though he uses de/spoina in Od. (Prob. for demspot- 'lord of the house', cf. do/mos.) despot-i/dion, to/, Dim. of despo/ths, Aristaenet. 1.24 . despot-iko/s, h/, o/n, of or for a master, sumforai/ misfortunes that befall one's master, X. 7.5.64 ; di/kaion a master's right, Arist. 134b8 ; u(pome/nein th\n d. a)rxh/n Id. 1285a22 ; h( d., = despotei/a , ib. 1259a37 ; to\ d. Pl. 697c . Imperial, nomisma/tia 95.10 ; kth/seis 2.234.1 (iv A. D.); nota/rios ib. 416.3 .(iv A. D.). fitted to rule, a)diki/a-w/teron dikaiosu/nhs Pl. 344c , etc.; inclined to tyranny, despotic, o)ligarxi/a d. Arist. 1306b3 ; dh=mos ib. 1292a16 ; of persons, tyrannical, Phld. p.50 W. Adv. -kw=s, bouleu/esqai Isoc. 4.104 ; a)/rxein Arist. 1295a16 : Comp. -wte/rws Id. 24.2 . c. gen., exercising despotic power over, tino/s X. Oec.. 13.5 ; e)sti\ de\ turanni\s monarxi/a d. th=s politikh=s koinwni/as Arist. 1279b16 ; d. tw=n beltio/nwn ib. 1292a19 . de/spot-is, h(, = de/spoina , voc. despo/ti Limen. 39 ; acc. despo/tin S. 407 , 597 , E. 17 , Pl. 34c , Epicur. 3p.65U. ; gen. despo/tidos 48.7 (i A. D.); dat. despo/tidi 160.8 (Antip. Sid.). despot-i/skos, o(, Dim. of despo/ths, E. 267 . despo/t-ria, h(, = de/spoina , Sch. E. 397 . de/stron, to/, part of an axle, Poll. 1.145 . dete/on, one must bind, Gp. 4.12.16 . de/tis, idos, h(, torch, Hp. ap. Erot. (dub.l.), Gal. 19.92 . head of garlic (from being bound up like a faggot), Id.l.c. = pala/qh (-a/nqh cod.), Hsch. deto/s, h/, o/n, that may be bound, pala/mai Opp. 4.289 . deth/, h(, faggot, kaio/menai detai/ Il. 11.554 ; torch, Ar. 1361 ; also, fetter, and sheaf, Hsch. de/tron, to/, = de/rtron , Hsch., detro/s: ma/geiros, Hsch. (leg. daitro/s). deu/asqai: geu/sasqai, Id. deukh/s, e/s, = gluku/s , dub. in Nic. 328 ; cf. deuke/s: lampro/n, o(/moion, Hsch. deu=kos, eos, to/, = gleu=kos , Sch. A.R. 1.1037 ; Aetol. acc. to Sch. Nic. 625 . deu/kw: ble/pw, 260.54 ; cf. deu/kei: fronti/zei, Hsch. deulo/n: ponhro/n, a)xrei=on, Id. deu=ma, atos, to/, (deu/w A) that which is steeped, seethed, deu/mata krew=n boiled flesh, dub. in Pi. 1.50 ; cf. deu/tatos. deu=mai, deu/menon, v. de/omai. *deu/nu_sos, o(, Ion. for *dio/nusos, Anacr. 2.11 :—from deu=nos, Indian for basileu/s, acc. to 259.32 : v. *deonu=s. deu/omai, Ep. for de/omai; cf. deu/w (B). deu=ro ( Aeol. deu=ru Hdn. Gr. 2.933 , who read deu/rw in Il. 3.240 ), strengthd. in Att. deuri/ Ar. 323 , And. 2.10 : sts. written deu=re in Att. Inscrr., as 12.900 : late deurei/ 10.7.6 (iv/v A. D.). Adv.: of Place, hither, with all Verbs of motion, Il. 1.153 , etc.: strengthd., d. to/d' i(/kw Od. 17.444 , cf. Il. 14.309 ; in pregn. sense with Verbs of rest, to [have come hither and] be here, d. pare/sths 3.405 ; pa/resti d . . . o(/de S. 1253 ; ta\ th=|de kai\ ta\ deu=ro pa/nt' a)nasko/pei Ar. 666 : with Art., makro\n to\ d. pe/lagos S. 663 ; th=s d. o(dou= ib. 1165 ; to\ th=|de kai\ to\ kei=se kai\ to\ d. Ar. 426 , cf. E. 266 , [315] ; d. e)lqw/n Pl. 143a . later, here, ta\ d., = sensible objects, Arist. 991b30 ; ta\ sw/mata ta\ d. Id. 269b15 ; ta\ d. kaka/ Max.Tyr. 14.7 . used as Interjection, come on! in Hom. with 2 sg. imper. (deu=te (q. v.) being used with pl.), a)/ge d. Il. 11.314 ; d. a)/ge Od. 8.145 ; d. i)/qi Il. 3.130 ; d. i)/tw 7.75 ; d. o)/rso Od. 22.395 : later with 2 pl. imper., d. i)/te A. 1041 (lyr.); d. e(/pesqe E. 724 . with 1 pl. subj., deu=ro, fi/lh, le/ktronde trapei/omen come let us . ., Od. 8.292 , cf. Il. 17.120 , al.; later in this sense with imper., kai/ moi d. ei)pe/ here now, tell me, Pl. 24c ; deu=ro/ sou dte/yw ka/ra come let me . ., E. 341 . without a Verb, d. dhu)=te *moi=sai Sapph. 84 ; deu=ro, su/ here, you! Ar. 881 ; d. para\ *swkra/th (sc. kaqi/zou) Pl. 144d ; d. dh\ pa/lin (sc. ble/pe) Id. 477d . later, go away! LXX 3.13 . in arguments, me/xri d. tou= lo/gou up to this point of the argument, Pl. 217e ; to\ me/xri d. h(mi=n ei)rh/sqw Id. 814d ; deu=r' a)ei\ proelhlu/qamen Id. 292c ; a)/xri d. Gal. 15.453 . of Time, until now, hitherto, Trag. (v. infr.) and Prose, Pl. 21d ; me/xri tou= d. Th. 3.64 , Onos. 7 , 2.358.16 (ii A.D.); me/xrideu/rou (sic) 47.8 (iv A. D.); ei)s th\n d. Hld. 1.19 ; e)c e(/w me/xri d. Pl. 811c ; deu=r' a)ei/ E. 670 , 56 , etc.; paratrag. in Ar. 1135 ; deu=ro/ g' a)ei/ A. 596 . deuro/las: o( e)c e)fh/bwn *)aqhnai/wn, Hsch. *deu/s, Boeot. for *zeu/s, Corinn. 2 , Ar. 911 , Hdn.Gr. 1.400 , al.; also Lacon. , 4417 , 4.325 , Hsch. ; on a Rhodian vase, 276a . (Expld. a)po\ tou= deu/ein th\n gh=n Corn. 2 .) deu/simos, h, on, fit for watering, to/pos Sch. Il. 12.21 . deusopoi-e/w, dye, stain, ta\s pareia/s Alciphr. 3.11 : metaph., Dam. 427 . deusopoi-i/a, h(, dyeing, Poll. 1.49 . deusopoi-o/s, o/n, (deu/w A) deeply dyed, fast, of colours, d. gi/gnetai to\ bafe/n Pl. 429e , cf. Alex. 141.9 , D.Chr. 77.4 ; d. spa/rgana Diph. 72.2 ; d. fa/rmaka Luc. 16 ; d. kai\ duse/kniptos Ael. 16.1 : metaph., do/ca d. Pl. 430a ; ponhri/a Din. 2.4 ; de/os Plu. 74 . Adv. -w=s Simp. 253.28 . title of play by Apollod. Gel., Suid. = bafeu/s , Hsch. deusorou/sios, a, on, (deu/w *a, r(ou=s) dyed red, prob. in 6 ii 81 (vi A. D.). deuta/tios [a^], a, on, poet. for deu/tatos, Max. 350 . deu/tatos, h, on, Sup. of deu/teros, = u(/statos , the last, Il. 19.51 , Mosch. 4.65 , 90.3 , 92.2 (Argos, iii B. C.), etc.:—prob. f.l. in Pi. 1.50 . deu=te, Adv., as pl. of deu=ro, come hither! in Hom. with pl. imper. (exc. deu=t' a)/ge *faih/kwn h(gh/tores Od. 8.11 ), either expressed, deu=t' a)/get' Il. 7.350 , al.; or understood, deu=te, fi/loi 13.481 ; deu=q', i(/na . . i)/dhsqe Od. 8.30 : rarely in Lyr., Sapph. 60 , 65 , and Trag., deu=te, lei/pete ste/gos E. 894 : in later Prose, d. oi)kodomh/swmen LXX 11.4 ; d. i)/dete 28.6 ; d. kai\ a)kou/sate Arr. 3.23.6 ; d. pro/s tina Plu. 33 . deutera^gwnist-e/w, play second-class parts, Poll. 4.124 . deutera^gwnist-h/s, ou=, o(, actor who takes second-class parts, Hsch. metaph., seconder, supporter, D. 19.10 , Luc. 36 . deuter-ai=os, a, on, on the second day, usu. agreeing with the subject of the Verb, d. e)k tou= *)aqhnai/wn a)/steos h)=n e)n *spa/rth| Hdt. 6.106 , cf. X. 5.2.2 , etc.; also th=| d. (sc. h(me/ra|) Hdt. 4.113 . deuter-ei=os, a, on, of second quality, Dsc. 1.49 ; a)/rtoi 2.32.3 ; bi/rros 7.43 . neut. pl. deuterei=a (sc. a)=qla), ta/, second prize in a contest, hence second place or rank, d. ve/mein tini/ Hdt. 1.32 ; deuterei/oisi u(perba/llein votes for second place, Id. 8.123 , cf. Pl. 22c , etc.:—later in sg., 2360.29 (Delos), 2759 (Aphrodisias), D.L. 2.133 . secondary action, Arist. 921b36 . deuter-e/sxa^tos, on, last but one, Heliod. ap. Orib. 46.11.23 . deuter-eu/w, to be second, ou)deno/s Plb. 18.55.5 ; d. meta\ to\n basile/a D.S. 1.73 , cf. Str. 8.6.18 ; d. tino/s to be next best to it, Dsc. 3.39 , cf. Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 10.11.3 ; d. tini/ to play second to . ., Plu. 13 , cf. LXX 4.8 . deuter-e/w, = foreg., v.l. in ib. 52.24 , cf. Hld. 10.6 . deuter-ia/zw, play the second part, Ar. 634 . deuter-i/as (sc. oi)=nos), o(, seconds, a poor wine made from ste/mfula, Dsc. 5.6 , Poll. 1.248 , 6.17 , Hsch. ; prob. l. in Nicopho 20 . deuter-i/nar, = foreg., Hsch. deute/r-ios, a, on, of inferior quality, oi)=nos Nicoph. 20 codd.; cf. deuteri/as. to\ d. or ta\ d. afterbirth, Aq. 28.57 , prob. in Paul.Aeg. 6.75 . = xo/rion , Steph. 2.463 D. deutero-bo/los, on, shedding the teeth a second time, i(/ppos Hierocl. 4 , cf. 20 , 1708.10 (iv A. D.); of camels, 1088.4 (ii A. D.), etc. deutero-genh/s, e/s, produced later, tri/xes Antig. 109 . deutero/-gonos, on, second-born, Aq. 30.42 . deuter-ode/omai (better deuter-w|de/omai), Pass. , to be secondary, produced by repetition, of numbers, 22 ; mona/des Nicom. 1.19 , cf. Syrian. 149.23 :—hence Subst. deuter-odi/a (better deuter-w|di/a), h(, secondary series, Theol.Ar. 34 . deutero-koite/w, to have a bedfellow, Ath. 13.584b . deutero/-lepton, to/, Astron., second of a minute of degree, Rhetor. in 7.194.22 . deutero-loge/w, speak a second time, LXX 13.22 . deutero-logi/a, second speech, Hermog. 27 , 3 (pl.), Aphth. 7 , etc. deutero-lo/gos, o(, second speaker, Teles p.5 H. deutero-no/mion, to/, second or repeated Law, the fifth book of the Pentateuch, LXX , cf. 17.18 , 9.5 ( 8.32 ). deutero-pa/qeia [pa^], h(, secondary affection, Gal. 8.31 :—pa^qe/w, have a secondary affection, ibid. deutero/-potmos, on, = u(stero/potmos , Hsch. deutero/-prwton sa/bbaton, to/, prob. corrupt in 6.1 (no expl. is satisfactory). deu/teros, a, on, second, (perh. from du/o with Comp. termination): next in Order (with a notion of Time), in Il. (not in Od. ) of one who comes in second in a race, 23.265 ; d. e)lqei=n 22.207 ; d. au)=t' . . proi/+ei . . e)/gxos next, 20.273 , etc.; ou)/ m' e)/ti d. w(=de i(/cet' a)/xos no second grief, i.e. none hereafter like this, 23.46 ; as Comp. , c. gen., e)mei=o deu/teroi after my time, ib. 248 ; soi\ d' ou)ke/ti d. e)/stai no second choice will be allowed thee, Hes. 34 ; in Att. and Trag. with Art., o( d. S. 1315 , etc.; ai( d. pws fronti/des sofw/terai second thoughts are wisest, E. 436 : prov., d. plou=s the next best way, Pl. 99d , etc.; o( d. plou=s e)sti dh/pou lego/menos, a)\n a)potu/xh| tis ou)ri/ou, kw/paisi plei=n Men. 241 . of Time, next, later, d. xro/nw| in after time, Pi. 1.43 ; d. h(me/rh| on the next day, Hdt. 1.82 ; d. e)/tei+ tou/twn in the year after this, Id. 6.46 : neut. as Adv., deu/teron au)=, au)=te, au)=tis, a second time, Il. 3.332 , 191 , Od. 9.354 ; e)n ta=| d. e)kklhsi/a| 644.20 : with the Art., to\ d. Sapph. 4.11 , Hdt. 1.79 , A. 1082 , X. 2.2.1 : also pl., Hdt. 3.53 , 9.3 ; ta\ d. kinduneu/sontas about to run the next dangers, Th. 6.78 ; later, e)k deute/rou for the second time, Ev.Marc. 14.72 , Dsc. 5.87.10 ; e)k deute/rhs Babr. 114.5 , cf. 100.22 (ii B. C.): regul. Adv. deute/rws Pl. 955e , Sallust. 18 , etc. o( d. the younger, 592.10 (ii A. D.). in Order or Rank (without any notion of Time), second, d.met' e)kei=non Hdt. 1.31 , cf. S. 1442 , etc.; polu\ d. Id. 1228 (lyr.); polu\ d. meta/ ti very much behind, Th. 2.97 ; meta\ to\ ploutei=n d. Antiph. 144.9 : c. gen., d. ou)deno/s second to none, Hdt. 1.23 , Plb. 31.27.16 ; d. paido\s sh=s E. 618 ; pa/nta ta)/lla deu/ter' h)=n tw=n prosdokiw=n D. 19.24 ; pro\s ta\ xrh/mata qnhtoi=si ta)/lla deu/ter' S. 354.5 ; ta\ a)/lla pa/nta d. te kai\ u(/stera lekte/on Pl. 59c ; logically or metaphysically posterior, pa=n plh=qos d. e)sti tou= e(no/s Procl. 5 , cf. 36 , Dam. 126 , al.; deu/ter' h(gei=sqai think quite secondary, S. 351 ; deu/teron a)/gein, deu/tera poiei=sqai, Luc. 9 , Plu. 2.162e ; e)n deute/rw| ti/qesqai Id. 24 , cf. Jul. 8.242b ; i(ero\n d. of the second class, 56.59 (iii B. C.), etc. the second of two, d. au)th/ herself with another, Hdt. 4.113 , cf. 89 ; e(pta\ d. sofoi/ a second seven sages, Euphro 1.12 ; ei(=s kai\ d. unus et alter, Hdn.Gr. 2.934 ; ei(=s h)\ d. Jul. 6.190d ; e(/n ti . . h)\ deu/teron D.Chr. 33.7 ; d. kai\ tri/tos two or three, Plb. 26.1.1 .; neut. as Adv., a(/pac kai\ deu/teron once or twice, Jul. ad Ath. 278c . d. a)riqmo/s number whose prime factors are odd, Nicom. 1.12 . as Subst., ta\ d., = deuterei=a , the second prize or place, Il. 23.538 ; ta\ d. fe/resqai Hdt. 8.104 . after-birth, Dsc. 1.48 , 50 . deute/ra sabba/tou (sc. h(me/ra) second day of the week, LXX 47(48) tit. deutero-sta/ths [a^], ou, o(, one who stands in the rear file of the Chorus, Them. 13.175b . in pl., soldiers in the rear rank, Arr. 17 . deutero-stolisth/s, ou=, o( , stolisth/s (q. v.) of the second class, PTeb. 313.5 (iii A. D.). deuterostra^thla^ianoi/, oi(, = Lat. Comitatenses, Lyd. 2.7 . deutero-ta^gh/s, e/s, in the second series, Nicom. 1.13 . deutero-to/kos, on, bearing a second time, Arist. 546a12 . deuter-ourgh/s, e/s, vamped up, second-hand, xlai=na Poll. 7.77 . deuter-ourgo/s, o/n, working in the second place, secondary, opp. prwtourgo/s, kinh/seis Pl. 897a , cf. Iamb. 3.1 : but, Subst. deuterourgo/s, o(, one who vamps up old clothes, Poll. 7.77 . deuter-ou=xos, on, = ta\ deuterei=a e)/xwn , Lyc. 204 . deutero/-fwnos, on, speaking after one, of Echo, Nonn. 2.119 . deutero-xu/tai [u^], ai(, wine from the second pressing, PFlor. 178.2 (iii A. D.). deuter-o/w, do the second time: repeat, lo/gon LXX 7.14 ,al. change, o(do/n ib. 2.36 . d. tini/ to give one a second blow, ib. 26.8 : c.acc., tina/ slay, ib. 21(20).20 . intr., occur twice, ib. 41.32 . deuter-w|de/omai, deuter-w|di/a, v. deuterode/omai, -odi/a. deute/r-wma, atos, to/, repetition, Eust. 80.10 . deute/r-wsis, ews, h(, second rank or course, LXX 23.4 . Jewish traditions, Just. 146.1.2 . deuth/r, h=ros, o(, kettle, cauldron, Demiopr. ap. Poll. 10.105 ; cf. deu=ma. deu/w (A), impf. e)/deuon, Ep. deu=on, Ion. deu/eskon, Od. 8.522 , Il. 13.655 , Od. 7.260 : fut. deu/sw Eub. 90.4 : aor. e)/deusa Eup. 332 , Pl.Com. 173.9 , S. 376 (lyr.):— Med. , Od. 5.53 :— Pass. , ib. 6.44 , etc.: fut. deu/somai (a)na-) Gal. 10.867 : aor. e)deu/qhn Hp. 11 , Thphr. 9.9.1 : pf. de/deumai E. 467.5 , Pl. 782c , X. 6.2.28 :—wet, drench, deu=e de\ gai=an (sc. ai(=ma) Il. 13.655 , cf. 23.220 ; gla/gos a)/ggea deu/ei 2.471 ; da/kru d' e)/deue . . pareia/s Od. 8.522 ; spoggia\n deu/wn Hp. 12 : c. dat. modi, ei(/mata d' ai)ei\ da/krusi deu/eskon Od. 7.260 :— Pass. , deu/onto de\ da/krusi ko/lpoi Il. 9.570 ; ai(/mati de\ xqw\n deu/eto 17.361 ; xri/masi deuo/menoi Xenoph. 3.6 ; me/liti karpoi\ dedeume/noi Pl. l.c.; to be flooded with light, a)rge/ti deu/etai au)gh=| Emp. 21.4 ; r(i/za o)/cei deuqei=sa steeped in . ., Thphr. l. c.:— Med. , pukina\ ptera\ deu/etai a(/lmh| wets his wings in the brine, Od. 5.53 , cf. E. 184 : rarely c. gen. modi, ai(/matos e)/deuse gai=an Id. 674 (lyr.). mix a dry mass with liquid, so as to make it fit to knead, Ar. 271 ; deu=sai kai\ ma/cai X. 10.11 ; a)/rton u(/dati dedeume/non Id. 6.2.28 ; a)lfi/tois d. knead up with meal, D.H. 7.72 . smear, da=|das pi/tth| dedeume/nas Hdn. 8.4.11 :— Med. , a)mfi\ melai/nh| deuo/menai spodih=| plo/kamon 7.10 . causal, make to flow, shed, e)remno\n ai(=m' e)/deusa S. 376 (lyr.). deu/w (B), Aeol. and Ep. form of de/w (B), miss, want, Act. used by Hom. only in aor., e)deu/hsen d' oi)h/i+on a)/kron i(ke/sqai he missed, failed in reaching it, Od. 9.483 , 540 : deu/ei, = dei= , 12(2).526 19 (Eresus); deu/ontos Alc. 1788.15 ii 3 . Dep. deu/omai, fut. deuh/somai Od. 6.192 , = Att. de/omai, feel the want or loss of, be without, qumou= deuo/menos reft of life, Il. 3.294 , 20.472 ; stand in need of, ba/ktrou E. 276 ; e)n kai/rois e)pimelhi/+as deuome/nois 12(2).243 (Mytilene); ai)/ ke/ tinos deu/wntai ib. 15.26 ; e)deu/eto h)/matos w(/rh . . ne/esqai the time of day required her to return, A.R. 3.1138 . to be wanting, deficient in, d. pole/moio Il. 13.310 ma/xhs a)/ra pollo\n e)deu/eo 17.142 : abs., deuo/menos in need, 22.492 ; tetra/kis ei)s e(kato\n deu/oito/ ken it would fall short . ., A.R. 2.974 . c. gen. pers., to be inferior to, a)/lla te pa/nta deu/eai *)argei/wn Il. 23.484 ; ou)/ teu deuo/menon Od. 4.264 . defidastai/, oi(, guild of fullers, 4.608 (Argos). de/fu_ra, h(, Cret., = ge/fu_ra , 5000 (Gortyn). de/fw, soften by working with the hand: d. e(auto/n, sens. obsc., = Lat. masturbari, Eub. 120.5 :— Med. , Ar. 24 , 290 . dexa/mma^tos, on, (de/ka, a(/mma) with ten meshes, X. 10.2 . dexa/s, a/dos, h(, receptacle, coined by Pythag. to expl. deka/s, Ph. 2.184 , 59 , Ascl. 38.31 , etc. de/xatai, v. de/xomai. dexepta/, seventeen, J. 5.11.4 . dexh/meros, on, for ten days, lasting ten days, qusi/a Pl. 349d ; e)kexeiri/a d. truce terminable at ten days' notice (or, renewable every ten days), Th. 5.26 ; a)noxai/ Plb. 20.9.5 ; spondai\ Th. 6.7 , 10 ; written dek- 812i11 (ii/iii A. D.). dexh/meron, to/, a space of ten days, Poll. 1.63 . de/xnu^mai, poet. for de/xomai, Orph. 564 , Parth. 4 , 9.553 ; Epic.in 7.5 , 3.1347 , Coluth. 159 , Q.S. 12.585 : in late Prose, Hld. 3.2 . dexoktw/, eighteen, IG 14.1648 . de/xomai, Ion. , Aeol. , Cret. de/komai, Hdt. 9.91 , Sapph. 1.22 , Pi. 2.69 , impf. e)deko/mhn Hdt. 3.135 : fut. de/comai, Ep. also dede/comai Il. 5.238 , also in 5.8 ( Rufin. ), Aristid. 28(49).24 ; decou=mai 360.29 (Chersonesus); dexqh/somai (in pass. sense) LXX 22.25 : aor. e)deca/mhn Il. 18.238 , etc., deca/mhn Pi. 4.70 ; also e)de/xqhn (u(p-) E. 757 (lyr., dexqei/s in pass.sense), J. 18.6.4 , (ei)s-) D. 40.14 ( Pass. ): pf. de/degmai Il. 4.107 , Pi. 1.100 , etc.; imper. dedeco Il. 5.228 , pl. de/dexqe 538 ; Ion. 3 pl. a)po-dede/xatai Hdt. 2.43 , al.:— Hom. also has Ep. impf. e)de/gmhn Od. 9.513 , 3 sg. de/kto Il. 15.88 , al., later e)/dekto Pi. 2.54 , Simon. 184 ; imper. de/co Il. 19.10 , pl. de/xqe A.R. 4.1554 ; inf. de/xqai E. 525 ; part. de/gmenos Il. 18.524 (also de/xmenos Hsch. ); also a 3 pl. pres. de/xatai Il. 12.147 ; cf. proti/degmai, and v. dedokhme/nos :— of things as the object, take, accept, receive, etc., a)/poina 1.20 , etc.; misqo\n th=s fulakh=s Pl. 416e ; fo/ron Th. 1.90 ; d. ti xei/ressi Od. 19.355 ; to\ dido/menon para/ tinos Pl. 499c ; ti e)n parakataqh/kh| para/ tinos Plb. 33.6.2 , etc.; d. ti/ tini receive something at the hand of another, de/cato/ oi( skh=ptron patrw/i+on Il. 2.186 , cf. 12(3).1075 (Melos, vi B. C.), etc.; accept as legal tender, o)delo/s 5011 (Gortyn); ti para/ tinos Il. 24.429 ; ti e)/k tinos S. 1107 (lyr.); ti/ tinos Il. 1.596 , 24.305 , S. 1163 ; also d. ti/ tinos receive in exchange for . ., xruso\n fi/lou a)ndro\s e)de/cato Od. 11.327 ; choose, ti d. pro/ tinos Pl. 729d ; ma=llon d. ti a)nti/ tinos Id. 475d : c. inf., prefer, decai/mhn a)\n pa/sas ta\s a)spi/das e)rrife/nai h)\ . . Lys. 10.21 , cf. Pl. 63b ; d. ma=llon . . X. 5.1.14 , 4.12 ; ou)dei\s a)\n de/caito feu/gein Th. 1.143 ; *)orfei= suggene/sqai e)pi\ po/sw| a)/n tis de/cait' a)\n u(mw=n; Pl. 41a ; ou)k a)\n decai/mhn ti e)/xein And. 1.5 . catch, as in a vessel, o)po\n . . ka/dois d. S. 534.3 . of mental reception, take, accept without complaint, xalepo/n per e)o/nta dexw/meqa mu=qon Od. 20.271 ; kh=ra d' e)gw\ to/te de/comai Il. 18.115 . accept graciously, tou=to d' e)gw\ pro/frwn d. 23.647 ; of the gods, a)ll' o(/ ge de/kto me\n i(ra/ 2.420 ; prosfilw=s ge/ra d., of one dead, S. 443 ; ta\ sfa/gia d. Ar. 204 , cf. Pi. 5.86 ; to\ xrhsqe/n, to\n oi)wno\n d., accept, hail the oracle, the omen, Hdt. 1.63 , 9.91 ; de/xou to\n a)/ndra kai\ to\n o)/rnin Ar. 63 ; d. ta\ a)gaqa/ 22.410 ,al.; e)deca/mhn to\ r(hqe/n S. 668 : abs., dexome/nois le/geis qanei=n se A. 1653 , cf. X. 1.8.17 ; accept, approve, to\n lo/gon, cummaxi/an, Hdt. 9.5 , Th. 1.37 ; tou\s lo/gous ib. 95 ; dido/nai kai\ de/xesqai ta\ di/kaia ib. 37 , cf. 312 ; de/xesqai o(/rkon, v. o(/rkos; accept a confession, and so forgive, a)diki/an LXX 50.17 . simply, give ear to, hear, w)si\n h)xh/n E. 1086 ; d. o)mfa/n Id. 175 (lyr.); ta\ paraggello/mena o)ce/ws d. Th. 2.11 , 89 . take or regard as so and so, mhde\ sumfora\n de/xou to\n a)/ndra S. 68 ; understand in a certain sense, o(/ph| bou/lei de/casqai tau/th| de/xou Pl. 315c : c. inf., kw=la/ me de/cai nuni\ le/gein D.H. 22 , cf. Str. 1.3.13 , etc. cap verses, sko/lia d. Ar. 1222 . take upon oneself, th\n dapa/nhn Plb. 31.28.5 : c. inf., undertake, 245.34 . of persons as the object, welcome, ko/lpw| Il. 6.483 ; a)gaqw=| no/w| Hdt. 1.60 ; e)n mega/roisi, e)n do/moisin, Il. 18.331 , Od. 17.110 ; do/mois d. tina/ S. 818 ; ste/gais, puri\ d. tina/, E. 47 ; d. xw/ra| Id. 713 ; th=| to/lei d. to admit into the city, Th. 4.103 ; a)gora=|, a)/stei d., Id. 6.44 ; e)/sw ibid.; ei)s to\ tei=xos X. 5.5.6 ; d. tina\ cu/mmaxon accept or admit as an ally, Th. 1.43 , etc.; accept as security, PGrenf. 1.33.4 , etc.: metaph. of places, to/poi tou\s katoikizome/nous i(/lew| dexo/menoi Pl. 747e ; entertain, dei/pnois Anaxandr. 41.2 (anap.); dwrh/masin S. 4 . receive as an enemy, await the attack of, e)pio/nta d. douri/ Il. 5.238 , cf. 15.745 ; of a hunter waiting for game, 4.107 ; of a wild boar waiting for the hunters, 12.147 ; of troops, ei)s xei=ras d. X. 4.3.31 ; tou\s *lakedaimoni/ous d. Hdt. 3.54 , cf. 8.28 , Th. 4.43 ; e)pio/ntas d. Id. 7.77 ; d. th\n prw/thn e)/fodon Id. 4.126 ; e)de/cato po/lis po/non E. 393 . expect, wait, c. acc. et fut. inf., a)ll' ai)ei/ tina fw=ta . . e)de/gmhn e)nqa/d' e)leu/sesqai Od. 9.513 , cf. 12.230 ; also de/gmenos *ai)aki/dhn, o(po/te lh/ceien Il. 9.191 ; dedegme/nos ei)so/ken e)/lqh|s 10.62 .—In these two last senses, Hom. always uses fut. dede/comai, pf. de/degmai, and dedegme/nos, cf. dedegme/nos o(ppo/q' i(/koito Theoc. 25.228 ; de/gmenos is used in sense 3 only, exc. in 29 , 477 : inf. deide/xqai as imper., expect, c. gen., bore/w Arat. 795 , cf. 907 , 928 . rarely with a thing as the subject, occupy, engage one, ti/s a)rxa\ de/cato nautili/as [au)tou/s]; Pi. 4.70 . receive, hold, th\n trofh/n Arist. 531a23 ,al.; oi)ki/ai i(kanai\ de/casqai u(ma=s 344.10 . admit of, yeu=dos ou)de\n d. a( tw= a)riqmw= fu/sis Philol. 11 ; to\ ma=llon Arist. 146a3 , cf. D.H. 2 . Geom., contain, circum-scribe, gwni/as i)/sas Euc. 3 11 ; penta/gwnon Papp. 422.34 . intr., succeed, come next, w(/s moi de/xetai kako\n e)k kakou= ai)ei/ Il. 19.290 ; a)/llos g' e)c a)/llou de/xetai xalepw/teros a)=qlos Hes. 800 ; a)/llos e)c a)/llou d. Emp. 115.12 ; of places, e)k tou= steinou= to\ *)artemi/sion de/ketai Hdt. 7.176 . (de/komai is prob. the original form, cf. Slav. desiti, dositi 'find'.) de/ya, h(, skin, hide, Suid. de/yw, aor. e)de/yhsa, work or knead a thing till it is soft, khro\n deyh/sas melihde/a Od. 12.48 ; de/yei xersi\ [to\ de/rma] Hdt. 4.64 . de/w (A), imper. 3 pl. deo/ntwn Od. 12.54 codd. (v. di/dhmi): fut. dh/sw: aor. e)/dhsa, Ep. dh=sa Il. 21.30 : pf. de/deka D. 24.207 , v.l. dedhko/tas in Aeschin. 2.134 : plpf. e)dedh/kei And. 4.17 (prob.):— Med. , Ep. impf. de/onto Il. 18.553 : aor. e)dhsa/mhn 24.340 , al.; Ep. 3 sg. dhsa/sketo ib. 15 : — Pass. , fut. deqh/somai D. 24.126 , 131 , etc., dedh/somai Pl. 361e , X. 4.3.18 ; dede/somai f.l. in Aristid. 41(4).7 : aor. e)de/qhn D. 24.132 , etc.: pf. de/demai (v. infr.): plpf. e)dede/mhn And. 1.48 ; Ep. de/deto Il. 5.387 ; Ion. 3 pl. e)dede/ato Hdt. 1.66 , etc.—In this Verb, though a disyll., eo and ew are occas. contr. to\ dou=n, tw=| dou=nti, Pl. 419b , 421c ; dou=sa Din. 89.15 :—bind, tie, fetter, desmw=| tina dh=sai Il. 10.443 , etc.; e)ni\ desmw=| 5.386 , etc.; e)n pe/dais ( v.l. e)s pe/das ) Hdt. 5.77 ; dh=se d' o)pi/ssw xei=ras . . i(ma=sin Il. 21.30 ; d. tina\ xei=ra/s te po/das te Od. 12.50 ; d. e)/k tinos to bind from (i.e. to) a thing, e)c e)pidifria/dos i(ma=si de/dento Il. 10.475 , cf. Hdt. 4.72 ; dh=sai/ tina cu/lw| or e)n cu/lw| (cf. cu/lon 11.2 ); e)n kli/maki Ar. 619 ; d. ku/na kloiw=| tie a clog to a dog, Lex Solonisap. Plu. 24 , cf. E. 234 ; d. tina\ pro\s fa/raggi A. 15 ; pro\s ki/ona, ki/oni, S. 108 , 240 (lyr.); dedeme/noi pro\s a)llh/lous Th. 4.47 ; dede/sqai e)n th= podoka/kkh| Lex Solonisap. D. 24.105 . alone, bind, keep in bonds, pw=s a)\n e)gw/ se de/oimi; says Hephaistos, pointing to the nets in which he had caught Ares, Od. 8.352 ; au)to\s d' e)/dhse pate/ra A. 641 ; dh/santes e)/xein tina/s Th. 1.30 ; dhsa/ntwn au)to\n oi( e(/ndeka Lex ap. D. 24.105 , etc. metaph., bind, enchain, glw=ssa de/ oi( de/detai Thgn. 178 ; ke/rdei kai\ sofi/a de/detai Pi. 3.54 ; yuxa\ d. lu/ph| E. 160 (lyr.); later, bind by spells, to\ sto/ma 11.138 ( Lucill. ), cf. 96 , 108 . c. gen., hinder from a thing, e)/dhse keleu/qou Od. 4.380 , 469 . Medic., harden, brace up, Hp. 17 , etc. Med. , bind, tie, put on oneself, possi\ d' u(po\ liparoi=sin e)dh/sato kala\ pe/dila tied them on his feet, Il. 2.44 , etc.:— Pass. , peri\ de\ knh/mh|si boei/as knhmi=das . . de/deto he had greaves bound round his legs, Od. 24.228 . (Cf. Skt. ditá 'bound', dā´ma 'bond'.) de/w (B), A. 1006 , etc.: fut. deh/sw Pl. 395e : aor. e)de/hsa Lys. 30.8 , Ep. dh=sa only Il. 18.100 : pf. dede/hka Pl. 277d :— Med. , fut. deh/somai Th. 1.32 , etc., Dor. deou=mai Epich. 120 ; later -hqh/somai LXX 5.8 , Plu. 2.213c , etc.: aor. e)deh/qhn Hdt. 4.84 , Ar. 986 , etc.: pf. dede/hmai X. 7.7.14 , Is. 8.22 (the forms deh/sw, etc., compared with the Ep. e)deu/hsa, deu/omai, point to [root ]dev):—lack, miss, stand in need of, c. gen., e)mei=o de\ dh=se . . a)lkth=ra gene/sqai Il. l.c. (elsewh. Hom. uses deu/w, q.v.); paradei/gmatos to\ para/deigma au)to\ dede/hken Pl. 277d , cf. X. 4.2.10 . freq. in Att. , pollou= de/w I want much, i.e. am far from, mostly c. inf. pres., pollou= d. a)pologei=sqai I am far from defending myself, Pl. 30d ; pollou= dei=s ei)pei=n Id. 79b ; p. d. a)gnoei=n Id. 204e ; p. ge de/ousi mai/nesqai Id. 92a ; also mikrou= e)/deon e)n xersi\n ei)=nai X. 4.6.11 , cf. Men. 25 ; tosou/tou de/w i(kano\s ei)=nai le/gein w(/ste . . Lys. 17.1 ; tosou/tou de/ousi mimei=sqai Isoc. 14.17 (also tosou=ton de/w ei)de/nai Pl. 71a ); para\ mikro\n e)de/hsa a)poqanei=n v.l. in Isoc. 17.42 ; simply e)de/hsa kindu/nw| peripesei=n Alciphr. 3.5 : abs., pollou= ge de/w I am far from it, Pl. 228a ; tou= panto\s de/w A. 1006 ; panto\s dei= toiou=tos ei)=nai Pl. 221d (impers. pollou= dei=, etc., v. dei= 11.1 . b): in part., palasth=s deo/ntwn tetta/rwn podw=n 12.373.8 ; mikrou= de/onta te/ttara ta/lanta D. 27.35 ; the part. is freq. used to express numerals compounded with 8 or 9 , a)ndra/sin e(no\s de/ousi tria/konta 12.374.413 ; duoi=n de/onta tessera/konta forty lacking two, thirty-eight, Hdt. 1.14 ; penth/konta duoi=n de/onta e)/th Th. 2.2 ; e(no\s de/on ei)kosto\n e)/tos the 20t h year save one, the 19t h, Id. 8.6 ; duoi=n deou/sais ei)/kosi nausi/n X. 1.1.5 : later, the inf. stands abs., peri\ ta\ e(no\s dei=n penth/konta fifty save one, Arist. 1390b11 : part. in gen., trofali/des mia=s deou/shs ei)/kosin Id. 522a31 ; po/lewn duoi=n deou/sain e(ch/konta D.L. 5.27 ; e(ch/konta e(no\s de/ontos e)/th Plu. 79 . part. de/wn, de/ousa, as Adj., fit, proper, o( kairo\s ou)k e)/sti xro/nos de/wn Arist. 48b36 ; toi=s de/ousi xro/nois 12(3).247.11 (Anaphe); h( de/ousa e(ka/stwn xrh=sis Hierocl. p.61 A. , etc.: esp.freq.in neut., v. de/on. dei= impers., v. h. v. Dep. de/omai: contr. dh=sqe Sophr. 46 , part. deu/menos Id. 36 : fut. deh/somai Pl. 53b : aor. e)deh/qhn: always personal, and used by Hom. only in form deu/omai (v. deu/w B): abs., to be in want or need, require, mostly in part., ka/rta deo/menos Hdt. 8.59 ; oi( deo/menoi the needy, opp. oi( kekthme/noi ta\s ou)si/as, Isoc. 6.67 . stand in need of, want, c. gen., Hdt. 1.36 , etc.; ta\ sa\ dei=tai kolastou= . . e)/ph S. 1148 ; r(w/mhs tino\s d. ib. 1293 ; ou)de\n dei=sqai trofh=s have no need of . ., Th. 8.43 ; h)/n ti de/wntai basile/ws if they have any need of him, ib. 37 : c. inf., tou=to e)/ti de/omai maqei=n Pl. 392d , cf. 275d , etc.; ta\ pra/ttesqai deo/mena things needing to be done, X. 2.3.3 ; ta\ deo/mena necessaries, IG 2.573.4 ; e)piskeua/sai ta\ deo/mena parts needing repair, ib. 22.1176.15 ; to\ deo/menon the point threatened, Plb. 15.15.7 ; dei=tai impers., v. dei=. beg a thing from a person, c. dupl. gen. rei et pers., tw=n e)de/eto sfe/wn Hdt. 3.157 , cf. Th. 1.32 , etc.; mh/ mou dehqh=|s. *q*h. pra/gmatos poi/ou; S. 1170 : freq. with neut. Pron. in acc., tou=to u(mw=n de/omai Pl. 17c , cf. 173e , etc.: c. acc. cogn., de/hma, or oftener de/hsin, dei=sqai/ tinos, Ar. 1059 , Aeschin. 2.43 , etc.: also c. acc. rei only, cu/mfora d. Th. 1.32 ; dunata/ tinos Pl. 335e ; di/kaia kai\ me/tria u(mw=n D. 38.2 ; diapra/cwmai a(\ de/omai X. 2.3.29 : with gen. pers. only, dehqei\s u(mw=n having begged a favour of you, D. 21.108 : c.gen.pers. et inf., e)de/eto tou= dh/mou fulakh=s pro\s au)tou= kurh=sai Hdt. 1.59 , cf. Pl. 336a , etc.; d. tino\s w(/ste . . Th. 1.119 ; o(/pws . . Plu. 84 : rarely c. acc. pers., e)de/onto *boiwtou\s o(/pws paradw/sousi Th. 5.36 : parenthetic, de/omai I pray, LXX 44.18 . de/w (C), = dh/w (A), Alc. 102 . dh/, prop. a temporal Particle (cf. h)/dh), at this or that point: hence, now, then, already, or at length: in Ep. (rarely Lyr.) sts. at the beginning of a sentence or clause, *teu=kre pe/pon, dh\ nw=i+n a)pe/ktato pisto\s e(tai=ros Il. 15.437 ; dh\ pa/mpan a)poi/xeai a)ndro\s e(h=os 19.342 ; dh\ ga\r me/ga nei=kos o)/rwren 13.122 ; dh\ to/te, dh/ r(a to/te, 1.476 , 13.719 , al., cf. Pi. 3.25 , A. 214 (lyr.): but usu. second (or nearly so), freq. with Numerals and temporal Particles, o)ktw\ dh\ proe/hka . . o)i+stou/s Il. 8.297 ; e)nne/a dh\ beba/asi . . e)niautoi/ full nine years, 2.134 ; e(/kton de\ dh\ to/d' h)=mar this is just the sixth day, E. 39 , cf. Il. 24.107 , etc.: also after Advbs. of Time, polla/ki dh/ many a time and oft, often ere now, 19.85 ; o)ye\ de\ dh/ 7.94 ; tri\s dh/ Pi. 9.91 ; pa/lai dh/, Lat. jamdudum, S. 806 ; nu=n dh/ just now, Ar. 923 (freq. written nundh/, Pl. 145b , etc.); nu=n te kai\ a)/llote dh/ ib. 187d ; now at length, Id. 353a , etc.; to/te dh/ at that very time, Th. 1.49 , etc.; au)ti/ka dh\ ma/la this very instant, Pl. 338b , etc.; u(/steron dh/ yet later, Th. 2.17 : freq. with temporal Conjunctions, e)pei\ dh/ (written e)peidh/, q. v.), etc. without temporal significance, as a Particle of emphasis, in fact, of course, certainly, nai\ dh/, h)= dh/, Il. 1.286 , 518 , etc.; ou) dh/ surely not, S. 246 , cf. E. 1069 , etc.; dh=la dh/, v. dh=los; with Verbs, dh\ ga\r i)/don o)fqalmoi=si Il. 15.488 ; nu=n de\ o(ra=te dh/ X. 3.2.12 ; kai\ i)/ste dh\ oi(=os . . Pl. 21a : less freq. with Substs., sofisth\n dh/ toi o)noma/zousi to\n a)/ndra ei)=nai they call the man a sophist as you know, Id. 311e : with Conjunctions, i(/na dh/, w(s dh/, Il. 23.207 , 5.24 , etc.; o(/pws dh/ Th. 5.85 ; ga\r dh/ for manifestly, A. 874 , 891 , Pl. 156c ; ou) ga\r dh/ S. 265 : hence with a part. representing Conjunction and Verb, a(/te dh\ e)o/ntes since they evidently are, Hdt. 8.90 ; but w(s fo/non ni/zousa dh/ as though she were . ., E. 1338 , cf. Hdt. 1.66 , X. 5.4.4 , etc.; and so, ironically, w(s dh/ Il. 1.110 , Ar. 1315 , 693 , Pl. 342c , al.; freq. with su/, w(s dh\ su/ moi tu/rannos *)argei/wn e)/sh| A. 1633 , cf. S. 809 , E. 235 , etc.; also i(/na dh/ . . Pl. 420e , 86d ; o(/ti dh/ . . Id. 268d ; also ei)sh/gage ta\s e(tairi/das dh/ the pretended courtesans, X. 5.4.6 , cf. E. 1181 , Th. 4.67 , 6.80 . freq. placed immediately after Pronouns, e)me\ dh/ me of all persons, Hdt. 3.155 ; su\ dh/ you of all persons, Id. 1.115 , S. 1226 ; ou(=tos dh/ this and no other, Hdt. 1.43 ; u(mei=s de\ kei=noi dh\ oi(/ . . S. 1091 ; ou(=tos dh\ o( *swkra/ths, ironically, Pl. 166a ; to\ lego/menon dh\ tou=to as the well-known saying goes, Id. 514e , cf. E. 962 ; dh/ tis some one you know of, Pl. 108c , al.: with possess. Pronouns, to\ so\n dh\ tou=to Pl. 221b , cf. 5c8 d, etc.: with relatives, o(\s dh\ nu=n krate/ei Il. 21.315 ; ta\ dh\ kai\ e)ge/neto Hdt. 1.22 ; oi(=os dh\ su/ just such as thou, Il. 24.376 , cf. Od. 1.32 , S. 995 , etc.; o(/sa dh/ Ar. 1 , etc.: with Adjs., oi)/h dh/, mou=nos dh/, Od. 12.69 , Hdt. 1.25 ; e)n pollh=| dh\ a)pori/a| h)=san X. 3.1.2 : freq. with Superlatives, ma/xh e)ge/neto plei/stou dh\ xro/nou megi/sth dh\ tw=n *(ellhnikw=n Th. 5.74 ; a(pa/ntwn dh\ a)/lgiston S. 992 , etc. to mark a transition, with or without inference, so, then, ni/kh me\n dh\ fai/net' . . Il. 3.457 ; th\n me\n dh\ turanni/da ou(/tw e)/sxon Hdt. 1.14 ; tou=to dh\ to\ a)/gos oi( *lakedaimo/nioi e)ke/leuon e)lau/nein Th. 1.127 . with Indef. Particles, v. dh/poqen, dh/pote, dh/pw, dh/pouqen : with interrogatives, tou= dh\ e(/neka; Pl. 457e ; ti/de\dh/ . .; Id. 58c (simply ti/ dh/; what then? R. 357d ); po/tera dh/; S. 1235 (and with Advbs., poi= dh\ kai\ po/qen; Pl. init.; pou= dh/; ph=| dh/; ib. 228e , Il. 2.339 , etc.): with Indef. Pronouns, dh/ strengthens the indef. notion, a)/lloisin dh\ tau=t' e)pite/lleo others be they who they may, Il. 1.295 ; mhdei\s dh/ no one at all, Pl. 170e ; dh/ tis some one or other, Id. 498a (pl.), etc. (rarely tis dh/ E. 946 ); the neut. dh/ ti is common, h)= a)/ra dh/ ti e)i/+skomen a)/cion ei)=nai; in any way, whatever it be, Il. 13.446 ; to\ i(ppiko/n, tw=| dh/ ti kai\ e)pei=xe e)lla/myesqai Hdt. 1.80 ; ou(/tw dh/ ti Id. 3.108 , etc.; qew=n o(/tew| dh/ whosoever it be, Id. 1.86 ; e)pi\ misqw=| o(/sw| dh/, Lat. quantocumque, ib. 160 , etc.; oi(/a dh/ ge . . E. 632 , cf. 162 ; but qaumasta\ dh\ o(/sa Pl. 220b ; w(s dh/ Il. 5.24 , etc.; so almost, = h)/dh, a)nape/tomai dh\ pro\s *)/olumpon Anacr. 24 ; kai\ dh\ fi/lon tis e)/ktan' a)gnoi/as u(/po A. 499 ; h)/kousa dh/ S. 823 ; pa/qh me\n ou)=n dh\ po/ll' e)/gwg' e)klausa/mhn Id. 153 ; oi)=sqa me\n dh/ ib. 627 ; so kai\ dh/ already, in fact, freq. not at the beginning of the sentence, kei=tai kai\ dh\ pa/nq' a(/per ei)=pas Ar. 514 , cf. 906 , Theoc. 5.83 ; but kai\ dh/ sfe lei/pw A. 507 . to continue a narrative, freq. after me/n, then, so, to/te me\n dh\ . . h(suxi/hn ei)=xe Hdt. 1.11 ; *so/lwn me\n dh\ e)/neme ib. 32 ; to\n me\n dh\ pe/mpei ib. 116 ; alone, ei(=s dh\ tou/twn . . <*> one of these . ., ib. 114 , etc.: freq. in summing up, toiau=ta me\n dh\ tau=ta, Lat. haec hactenus, A. 500 , cf. Hdt. 1.14 , Th. 2.4 ; tou/twn dh\ e(/neka X. 3.2.28 , etc.; in summing up numbers, gi/gnontai dh\ ou(=toi xi/lioi these then amount to 1 , 000 , ib. 1.5.5 ; in resuming after a parenthesis, *)androma/xh, quga/thr megalh/toros *)heti/wnos . ., tou= per dh\ quga/thr Il. 6.395 ; ou(=tos dh\ . ., o( me\n dh/ Hdt. 1.43 . with imper. and subj., mh\ dh\ . . e)pie/lpeo Il. 1.545 , cf. 5.684 , etc.; xwrw=men dh\ pa/ntes S. 1469 ; e)nnoei=te ga\r dh/ for do but consider, X. 4.3.5 ; a)/ge dh/, fe/re dh/, i)/qi dh/, sko/pei dh/, le/ge dh/, Pl. 235a , 63b , 224c , 80a , 312c . to express what follows a fortiori, kai\ meta\ o(/plwn ge dh/ above all with arms, Th. 4.78 ; mh/ ti/ ge dh/ not to mention, D. 2.23 ; ei) de\ dh\ po/lemos h(/cei Id. 1.27 . kai\ dh/ and what is more, adding an emphatic statement, Il. 1.161 , 15.251 , Hdt. 5.67 , Lys. 13.4 ; in Prose, freq. kai\ dh\ kai/ . ., e)s *ai)/gupton a)pi/keto . ., kai\ dh\ kai\ e)s *sa/rdis Hdt. 1.30 , etc.; kai\ dh\ kai\ nu=n ti/ fh/|s; and now what do you say? Pl. 187c ; kai\ dh\ me\n ou)=n paro/nta yes, and actually here present, S. 31 ; esp. in a series, u(gi/eia kai\ i)sxu\s kai\ ka/llos kai\ plou=tos dh/ and of course riches, Pl. 87e , cf. 159c , 367d ; ei)/t' . . ei)/t' . . ei)/tedh/ ib. 493d . kai\ dh/ is also used in answers, h)= kai\ pare/sth ka)pi\ te/rm' a)fi/keto; Answ. kai\ dh\ 'pi\ dissai=s h)=n . . pu/lais yes, he was even so far as . ., S. 49 ; ble/yon ka/tw. Answ. kai\ dh\ ble/pw well, I am looking, Ar. 175 , cf. 327 , 227 sq., S. 317 sq., 1436 , etc.; pro/sqige/ nu/n mou. Answ. yau/w kai\ dh/ S. 173 ; without kai/, a)pokri/nou peri\ w(=n a)\n e)rwtw=. Answ. e)rw/ta dh/ Pl. 157d ; e)rw/ta. Answ. e)rwtw= dh/ Id. 448b . in assumptions or suppositions, kai\ dh\ de/degmai and now suppose I have accepted, A. 894 , cf. 565 , E. 386 , 1059 , not found in S. , once in Ar. 1224 . dh/ in apodosi, after ei) or e)a/n, Il. 5.898 , Hdt. 1.108 , Pl. 524e , etc.; after o(/te, h(ni/ka, even then, S. 170 sq., 954 ; after e)pei/, e)peida/n, X. 1.6.14 , Pl. 435e , etc.; after w(s, X. 7.2.4 ; e)n w(=| de\ tau=ta e)bouleu/onto, kai\ dh\ o( basileu/s . . already, Id. 1.10.10 . dh=: gh=, kai\ siwpa=|, Hsch. dhai/, = kriqai/ (Cret.), 264.13 ; cf. dhttai/. dh|a/lwtos, on, contr. for dhi+a/lwtos (q. v.). dhata/xa: kai\ fqora\ de/ndrwn, Hsch. dhboiloi/ kiqarw|doi/, Id. dhgh=res, = strouqoi/ , Id., Suid., dh=gma, atos, to/, bite, sting, X. 1.3.12 , Arist. 604b21 , etc.: metaph., d. lu/phs A. 791 (lyr.); e)/rwtos S. 841 ; yuxh=s cj. in Luc. 2 . = spa/ragma o)do/ntwn , Hsch. dhgmo/s, o(, bite, sting, mui/as Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.51 . gnawing pain, Hp. 626 , Thphr. 4.4.5 ; of mental suffering, Stoic. 3.107 , Phld. 25 , 35 , p.48O. , Ph. 1.212 (pl.); of a speech, d. prosa/gein Plu. 2.69a , cf. 4 : in pl., painful operations, Id. 15 . dhgoi=: plhroi=, Hsch. dhqa/, Ep. Adv. = dh/n , for a long time, dhqa/ te kai\ dolixo/n Il. 10.52 ; d. ma/la ib. 5.587 ; ou) meta\ d. not long after, A.R. 2.651 . dhqago/ros, on, prolix, Hsch. dhqai/wn, wnos, o(, h(, long-lived, Id. dhqa/ki and dhqa/kis, Adv. often, Nic. 215 , Man. 3.22 , Opp. 1.27 , etc. dh=qen ( dh=qe E. 268 , cj. in Eup. 7.1 D. ), Adv., a strengthd. form of dh/, w(s *zeu\s a)na/ssoi d. A. 204 ; w(s pai=da d. mh\ te/kois E. 268 , cf. 831 ; ti/ dh\ a)ndrwqe/ntes d. poih/sousi; Hdt. 6.138 ; a)/rti d. I suppose, Pl. 297c . more freq. ironically, forsooth, oi(/ min h)qe/lhsan a)pole/sai d . . . as he pretended, Hdt. 1.59 ; d. ou)de\n i(storw=n S. 382 ; ou)k e)pi\ kwlu/mh| a)lla\ gnw/mhs paraine/sei d. Th. 1.92 , cf. 127 , 3.111 : freq. after w(s, mostly with a word interposed, fe/rontes w(s a)/grhn d. Hdt. 1.73 ; w(s katasko/pous d. e)o/ntas Id. 3.136 , cf. 6.39 , 8.5 ; also ke/ntron d. w(s e)/xwn xeri/ E. 949 ; ei)/simen . . d. w(s qanou/menoi Id. 1119 ; qeath\n d., w(s ou)k o)/nt' e)mo/n Id. 656 . from that time, thenceforth, Anacreont. 1.16 , Hsch. dhqu/nw, pres. and impf. only, Ep. subj. dhqu/nh|sqa Od. 12.121 : (dhqa/):—tarry, delay, Il. 6.503 , 5.222.6 ( Maced. ); of disease, to be prolonged, Aret. 1.2 ; d. ou)/asi to be slow of hearing, Orph. 467 . dhqurei=n: sxola/zein, diatri/bein, Hsch. dhi+a/lwtos [i^a^], on, (dh/i+os, a(lw=nai) taken by the enemy, captive, E. 105 (lyr.); contr. dh|a/lwtos, A. 72 . *dhi^a/neira [a^n], h(, destroying her spouse, the wife of Heracles— her name expressing the legend of his death, S. , etc. dh/i+os, h, on, Ep. for da/i+os (q. v.). dhi+oth/s, h=tos, h(, battle-strife, the battle, Il. 3.20 , etc.; mortal struggle, death, Od. 12.257 ; cf. danoth/s. dhi+ou=sa, = kw/neion , Ps.- Dsc. 4.78 . dhi+o/w, Ep. opt. dhi+o/yen Od. 4.226 , part. dhi+o/wn Il. 17.566 ; Att. pres. dh|w=, dh|ou=men, -ou=te, X. 3.3.18 , Ar. 1146 , part. dh|w=n Il. 17.65 : impf. e)dh/|oun Th. 1.65 , X. 5.4.23 , e)dhi/+oun Hdt. 8.33 , 50 (e)dh/|eun v.l. in 5.89 ); Ep. dh/|oun Il. 11.71 , al., dhi+a/askon (as if from dhi+a/w) A.R. 2.142 : fut. dh|w/sw Il. 9.243 , etc.: aor. e)dh/|wsa Th. 1.114 , subj. dh|w/sh|, -wsin, Il. 16.650 , 4.416 , part. dh|w/sas 8.534 , al., Ion. dhi+w/sas Hdt. 6.135 : pf. dedh/|wka Rh. 8.193 W. ( Sopat. ):— Med. , fut. dh|w/sesqai (in pass. sense) A.R. 2.117 : aor.1 dh|w/sasqai v.l. in J. 2.13.2 , cf. Q.S. 5.567 , Opp. 5.350 :— Pass. , aor. e)dhi+w/qhn Hdt. 7.133 , dh|wqei/s Il. 4.417 : pf., Hsch. , part. dedh|wme/nos Luc. 10.11 .— Hom. has dh|-, when <*> is folld. by a long syll.: A.R. forms impf. e)dh/i+on (as if from dhi/+w) 3.1374 , said by Sch. to be taken from Eumel. ( 9 ), cf. dh/|ein: polemei=n, foneu/ein, Hsch. (dh|ei=n cod.), Cyr. , dhi/wn: diako/ptwn, Hsch. , Cyr. : this is perh. a difft. Verb, and dh/i+on, dh/|wn might be read in Hom. :— cut down, slay, xalkw=| dhi+o/wn Il. 17.566 , etc.; e)/gxei+ dhi+o/wn peri\ *patro/kloio qano/ntos slaying [men] . ., 18.195 : abs., dh/|oun were slaying, 16.771 ; dhi+o/wnto were being slain, 13.675 ; *(/ektora dh|w/sante 22.218 ; *kiko/nwn u(/po dh|wqe/ntes Od. 9.66 . rend, tear, cleave, dh/|oun . . boei/as a)spi/das were cleaving shields, Il. 5.452 , etc.; of a spear, cut asunder, 14.518 ; of savage beasts, e)/gkata pa/nta lafu/ssei dh|w=n 17.65 , cf. 16.158 ; to\n pw/gwna dedh|wme/nos having had his beard cut off, Luc. 10.11 . after Hom. , waste, ravage a country, Sol. 13.21 , Hdt. 5.89 , 7.133 , etc.; d. xw/ran Ar. 1146 , Th. 1.81 , etc.; a)/stu dh|w/sein puri/ S. 1319 . dhi+fo/bos [i^], Dor. dai+f-, on, scaring the foe, dub. in Alc. 28 :—in Hom. only pr. n. dhi/+w, v. dhi+o/w. dhkt-h/rios, on, biting, torturing, kardi/as E. 235 . dh/kt-hs, ou, o(, biter, E. 555 : metaph. as Adj., d. lo/gos Plu. 2.55b : with neut. Subst., dh/kta| sto/mati 4.266.7 . dhkt-iko/s, h/, o/n, biting, stinging, fala/ggia Arist. 622b28 ; tw=n i)xqu/wn oi( d. Id. 662a31 ; pungent, Diph.Siph. ap. Ath. 3.121a ( Comp. ), Diocl.Fr. 138 , Ruf. 68.3 , Dsc. 1.105 ; fa/rmakon Luc. 37 , etc.: metaph., of anger, Phld. p.77 W.; -ko/n, to/, Ph. 1.684 ; a)stei=on kai\ d. Luc. 50 . Adv. -kw=s Sch. Ar. 937 . dh/kw, = da/knw , cj. in Hippon. 49.6 . dhla^dh/ (cf. dh=los 11.4 ), Adv. clearly, manifestly, Epich. 149 , S. 1501 , E. 1366 , Timocl. 3 D. , etc.: ironically, profa/sios th=sde dhladh/ on this pretext forsooth, Hdt. 4.135 : freq. in answers, ou) po/ll' e)/nesti deina\ tw=| gh/ra| kaka/;—dhladh/ yes plainly, of course, Ar. 441 : but better written divisim in such phrases as h)\ dh=la dh\ o(/ti . .; Pl. 309a , etc.; cf. dh=la dh\ kai\ tau=ta Id. 48b . dhlai/nousi: pai/zousi, Hsch. dhlai+sto/s, v.l. for dei/laios , LXX 5.15 , cf. Hsch. dhlaugw=s: a)/gan fanerw=s, Hsch. dhl-e/omai (A), Dor. da_l- Theoc. 15.48 : fut. -h/somai: aor. e)dhlhsa/mhn: pf. dedh/lhmai, prob. in act. sense, E. 175 (in pass. sense, Hdt. 4.198 , 8.100 ): mostly of persons, hurt, do a mischief to, mh/pws [i(/ppous] dhlh/seai, by accident, Il. 23.428 ; also on purpose, *)axaiou\s u(pe\r o(/rkia dhlh/sasqai 4.67 ; h)e/ se . . a)/ndres e)dhlh/santo did thee a mischief, i.e. slew thee, Od. 11.401 ; mh/ me . . dhlh/setai o)ce/i+ xalkw=| ( Ep. subj.) 22.368 ; of the sword, r(ino\n dhlh/sato xalko/s ib. 278 ; a)/llon dhlh/somai, a)/llon o)nh/sw 541 ; d. tina\ e)/rgmasi lugroi=s Mimn. 7 , = Thgn. 795 : in Ion. Prose, i(/na mh\ e)/xoie/n sfeas dhle/esqai Hdt. 6.36 , cf. 7.51 ; plei=sto/n sfeas e)dhle/eto h( e)sqh/s Id. 9.63 ; tou\s . . potw=| dalh/sato *ki/rka Theoc. 9.36 . of things, damage, spoil, karpo\n e)dhlh/sant' Il. 1.156 ; so in Hdt. , gh=n d. polla/ 4.115 ; a(/lmhn e)panqe/ousan, w(/ste kai\ ta\s purami/das dhle/esqai Id. 2.12 : freq. in Hom. in the phrase, o(/rkia dhlh/sasqai violate a truce, Il. 3.107 , al.; of thieves, mh/ tis . . dhlh/setai ( Ep. subj.) should steal them, Od. 8.444 , cf. 13.124 . abs., to do mischief, be hurtful, e)/nqa ke sh\ boulh\ dhlh/setai Il. 14.102 : c. acc. cogn., h)d' o(/sa . . a)/ndres e)dhlh/santo all the mischief they did, Od. 10.459 . ( Ep. , Ion. , and rarely Dor. , Theoc. Il. cc.; cf. da/llei, panda/lhtos, and perh. a)dale/s.) dhle/omai (B), only in fut. Pass. , dhlhqh/sontai: qewrhqh/sontai, Hsch. dhlhgateu/w, assign as tax to be paid, me/tron e)lai/ou 64.3 (iv A. D.). dhlhgati/wn, wnos, h(, delegatio, annual declaration by the state of the amount of taxes to be paid, 836.3 (vi A. D.), 974.7 (iv A. D.), cf. Suid. dhl-h/eis, essa, en, = dhlh/mwn , Orph. 923 : neut. sg. dhlh/ein prob. in Nic. 42 . dh/l-hma, atos, to/, mischief, bane, a)/nemoi xalepoi/, dhlh/mata nhw=n Od. 12.286 ; o(doipo/rwn A. 123 ; brotoi=sin 364 , cf. S. 1495 ; tu/xhs dhlh/masi 2.197 (Pantica-paeum). dhl-h/mwn, on, gen. onos, baneful, noxious, brotw=n dhlh/mona pa/ntwn Od. 18.85 , al.; o)/fies a)nqrw/pwn ou)damw=s dhlh/mones doing men no hurt, Hdt. 2.74 , cf. 3.109 : abs., of the gods, sxe/tlioi/ e)ste, qeoi/, dhlh/mones Il. 24.33 (in Od. 5.118 nearly all codd. give zhlh/mones): in late Prose, Jul. 2.87a . dh/l-hsis, ews, h(, mischief, mh\ klw=pes e)pi\ dhlh/si fane/wsi Hdt. 1.41 , cf. 4.112 ; a)lechth/rion th=s d. Thphr. 7.13.4 ; injury of health, e)pi\ dhlh/si Hp. dhl-hth/r, h=ros, o(, a destroyer, Hom. 14.8 . dhl-hth/rios, on, noxious, fa/rmaka 37 (Teos, v B. C.), cf. J. 1.13.10 , Gal. 3.7 , Hdn. 3.5.5 . dhlhth/rion (sc. fa/rmakon), to/, poison, Hp. 19 ( 53.69 ), Plu. 2.662c , Hdn. 1.17.10 , Lib. 64.33 ; ta\ u(gieina\ kai\ ta\ nosera\ kai\ ta\ d. Porph. 3.8 . dhl-hthriw/dhs, es, noxious, Dav. 32.26 . dh/lioi: oi( a)delfa\s gegamhko/tes, Hsch. ; cf. a)e/lioi. *dh/lios, Dor. *da/lios, a, on, also os, on E. 89 :— Delian, A. 9 , etc.: o( *d., name of Apollo, S. 704 , Th. 1.13 ; toi=s *dhli/ois kai\ tai=si *dhli/aisi, the gods and goddesses worshipped at Delos, Ar. 334 :—*dh/lios, o(, a Delian, Hdt. 4.33 , etc.:—also *dhlieu/s, 12(7).50 (Amorgos):—fem. *dhlia/s, a/dos, h(, Delian woman, kou=rai *d. 157 , cf. E. 687 : with neut. Subst., *dhlia/sin gua/lois cj. in Id. 1235 :—Adj. *dhliako/s, h/, o/n , xoro/s Th. 3.104 ; ploi=on Plu. 2.786f . *dhlia\s qewri/a mission sent to Delos every fourth year, Philoch. 158 :—hence *dhliastai/, oi(, members of this qewri/a, Lycurg. 80 , Herodicusap. Ath. 6.234e , Harp. , Hsch. *dh/lion, to/, precinct of Apollo *d., Herodicus l.c., 688 7 (Chios, v B. C.), etc. *dh/lia (sc. i(era/), ta/, festival of Apollo at Delos, Th. 3.104 , X. 4.8.2 ; also at Tanagra, etc., 319.16 , etc. *dhlogenh/s, Dor. *da_l-, e/s, Delos-born, Simon. 26 B, B. 3.58 , 10.15 . dh/lomai, Dor. for bou/lomai, Theoc. 5.27 , Ti.Locr. 94d , Archyt. ap. Stob. 3.1.105 , Plu. 2.219d , 1.146 , 66 , 3585.18 (Calymna): also Elean dhlo/mhr, = boulo/menos , 1334.5 . dhlono/ti, i.e. dh=lo/n [e)stin] o(/ti (cf. dh=los 11.3 ), used adverbially, clearly, manifestly, Pl. 53a , 487d , etc.; once in NT, 15.27 . freq. epexegetically, that is to say, namely, Pl. 199a , X. 5.4.6 , etc.: in Gramm. the common form for introducing an explanation, Sch. Ar. 11 , etc. *dhlo/pths, ou, o(, a Thracian divinity associated with Bendis, 22.1324 (Piraeus), 25.172 (Samos). *dh=los, Dor. *da=los, h(, Delos, Od. 6.162 , Pi. 87 , etc.: prov., a)/|deis w(/sper ei)s *d. ple/wn, from the careless joviality of the *dhliastai/ (q. v.), Zen. 2.37 . (Expld. from dh=los, because of the legend that it became visible on a sudden, Arist. 488 , 264.22 ; but cf. sq.) dh=los (also Dor. , Archyt. 1 , Theoc. 11.79 , etc., and Aeol. , cf. pro/dhlos), h, on, also os, on E. 1197 : Ep. de/elos: prop. visible, conspicuous, de/elon d' e)pi\ sh=ma/ t' e)/qhke Il. 10.466 , but: commonly, clear to the mind, manifest, nu=n d' h)/dh to/de d. Od. 20.333 , etc. d. ei)mi is freq. used c. part., d. e)stin a)lgeinw=s fe/rwn i.e. it is clear that he takes it ill, S. 1011 , cf. 673 , 1008 , etc.; oi(\ a)\n d. w)=si mh\ e)pitre/yontes who are clearly not going to permit, Th. 1.71 ; with w(s, d. e)stin w(/s ti drasei/wn kako/n S. 326 ; d. e)/sesqe w(s o)rgizo/menoi Lys. 12.90 , cf. X. 1.5.9 ; d. o(ra=sqai . . w)/n being as was plainly to be seen, E. 350 : with o(/ti and a Verb, d. e)stin o(/ti . . a)kh/koen Ar. 333 ; d. h( oi)kodomi/a o(/ti kata\ spoudh\n e)ge/neto Th. 1.9 <*>; d. e)/stai o(/ti . . Lys. 12.50 : sts. the part. or relat. clause must be supplied, katagela=|s mou, d. ei)= (sc. katagelw=n) Ar. 1407 , cf. Id. 919 ; dh=loi de/ (sc. ou) me/nontes) Th. 5.10 . dh=lon poiei=n show plainly, tini\ o(/ti . . Id. 6.34 , etc.: c. part., dh=lon e)poih/sate . . mhdi/santes Id. 3.64 . dh=lon (sc. e)sti/) it is manifest, au)to\s pro\s au(tou=: dh=lon S. 906 ; a)lgeina/, *pro/knh, dh=lon Id. 585 ; e)k pi/qw a)ntlei=s, dh=lon Theoc. 10.13 ; dh=lon de/, to introduce a proof, folld. by ga/r, Th. 1.11 , Arist. 799a5 , etc.; dh=lon ga/r S. 63 ; dh=lon o(/ti Th. 3.38 , etc.; ta\ *ku/rou dh=lon o(/ti ou(/tws e)/xei X. 1.3.9 , cf. 2.4.24 , etc., v. dhlono/ti : in pl., dh=la dh/, d. d. kai\ tau=ta Pl. 48b ; h)\ d. d. o(/ti . .; Id. 309a , etc.: hence as Adv., usu. written dhladh/ (q.v.). Adv. dh/lws is rejected by Att. , Poll. 6.207 . dh=loi, oi(, Urim, LXX 28.6 ,al. (Cf. de/ato.) dhlofa^nh/s, e/s, manifest, f.l. in Polus ap. Stob. 3.9.51 ( Comp. ). dhl-o/w:— Pass. , fut. dhlwqh/somai Th. 1.144 ; dhlw/somai in pass. sense, S. 581 ; dedhlw/somai Hp. 45 , Diog.Apoll. 4 :—make visible or manifest, show, exhibit, to\n a)/ndr' *)axaioi=s d. S. 616 ; poi=on o)/mma patri\ dhlw/sw; Id. 462 : with inf. added, w(s ge/nos a)/tlhton a)nqrw/poisi dhlw/soim' o(ra=n Id. 792 , etc.:— Pass. , to be or become manifest, Id. 581 , etc. make known, disclose, reveal, A. 519 , S. 77 , etc.; prove, Id. 146 , Th. 1.3 ; dhloi= o( lo/gos o(/ti . . Democr. 7 ; au)to\ dhlw/sei D. 19.157 ; explain, set forth, Th. 2.62 ; signify, e)dh/loun ou)de\n o(/ti i)/sasin gave no sign of knowing, Id. 4.68 : indicate, ta\s megi/stas kai\ e)laxi/stas Id. 1.10 , etc. Construct.: mostly d. tini/ ti Antipho 1.30 ; d. ti pro/s or ei)/s tina, S. 369 , Th. 1.90 ; d. peri/ tinos Lys. 10.7 ; tini\ peri/ ti Isoc. 11.9 : c. acc. et inf., 888.52 (Scaptopara, iii A. D.): folld. by a relat. clause, d. o(/ti S. 1106 , Hdt. 2.149 , cf. 1.57 , etc.; oi(=a fronw= S. 334 ; d. peri/ tinos, w(s . . Th. 1.72 , 73 : c. acc. et part., skeuh/ te ga/r se kai\ to\ du/sthnon ka/ra dhlou=ton . . o)/nq' o(\s ei)= S. 555 ; w(/s se dhlw/sw kako/n [o)/nta] ib. 783 , cf. 471 : c. part. nom., referring to the subject, dhlw/sw patri\ mh\ a)/splagxnos gegw/s I will show my father that I am no dastard, Id. 472 ; dhloi=s . . ti kalxai/nous' e)/pos thou showest that thou art pondering . ., Id. 20 ; dhloi=s w(/s ti shmanw=n ib. 242 ; dhlw/sw ou) parageno/menos I will show that I was not present, Antipho 2.4.8 ; dhlw/sei mei/zwn gegenhme/nos Th. 1.21 ; also *libu/h dhloi= e(wuth\n e)ou=sa peri/rrutos Hdt. 4.42 ; e(auto\n e)dh/lwsen o(/stis h)=n D.H. 3.48 . intr., to be clear or plain, dhloi= o(/ti ou)k *(omh/rou ta\ *ku/pria e)/pea/ e)sti Hdt. 2.117 ; dhloi= de\ tau=ta . . o(/ti ou(/tws e)/xei Pl. 483d ; dhlw/sei h( e)/xqra o(/tan prw=ton . . And. 4.12 ; to be significant, possess a meaning, c. dat., Pl. 434c . impers. dhloi=, = dh=lo/n e)sti, dhloi= moi o(/ti . ., Hdt. 9.68 , cf. Arist. 1296a20 ; dhlw/sei Lys. 10.20 , Pl. 497c ; e)dh/lwse X. 1.2.32 , cf. 7.1.30 . dh/l-wma, atos, to/, a means of making known, tino/s Pl. 792a , Plu. 2.78e , etc.: pl., ib. 62d . dh/l-wsis, ews, h(, pointing out, explanation, Th. 1.73 ; ai)sqh/sei h)\ dhlw/sei Pl. 314a ; h( tw=n o)/ntwn lo/gw| d. Id. 287a ; d. poiei=sqai, = dhlou=n , Th. 4.40 . direction, order, h( tw=n a)rxo/ntwn d. Pl. 942c . Urim, LXX 8.8 . interpretation, ib. 2.27 . dhl-wte/on, one must set forth, Pl. 48e , Ph. 1.15 . dhl-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, indicative, tino/s Hp. 42 , Arist. 808b30 , D.H. 16 : abs., notificatory, PMonac. 2.15 (vi A. D.). Adv. -kw=s Aen. Tact. 14.2 . expressive, of dancing, Poll. 4.96 . visible, PMag.Berol. 1.259 . dhl-wto/s, h/, o/n, able to be shown, Arist. 979a13 . dh=ma, atos, to/, = de/ma , Sch. A.R. 2.535 . dhma^gwg-e/w, to be a leader of the people, kalw=s d. Isoc. 2.16 ; th=| me\n e)cousi/a| turannw=n, tai=s d' eu)ergesi/ais dhmagwgw=n Id. 10.37 ; cf. dhmagwgei=: strathgei=, Hsch. : usu. in bad sense, Ar. 423 , etc. c. acc. pers., d. a)/ndras curry favour with, X. 7.6.4 , cf. Arist. 1305b26 , al.:— Pass. , to be won over, conciliated by popular arts, J. 16.2.5 . = yuxagwge/w, to\n po/qon , of a work of art, Him. 31.6 ; to\ qe/atron, of Homer, Id. 20.3 . c. acc. rei, introduce measures so as to win popularity, ta\ pro\s h(donh\n tw=| plh/qei D.H. 17 ; boula\s d. LXX 5.70(73) . in causal sense, d. tina/ make him popular, App. 5.53 , 133 . dhma^gwg-i/a, h(, control or leader-ship of the people, Ar. 191 , Th. 8.65 , Arist. 1305b23 , 28.4 , Luc. 19 ; demagogic method, Plb. 2.21.8 . dhma^gwg-iko/s, h/, o/n, fit for or like a demagogue, ta\ -ka/ arts of a demagogue, Ar. 217 , cf. Plb. 15.21.1 : generally, popular, of a dancer, Poll. 4.96 . Adv. -kw=s ib. 4.26 . dhma^gwg-o/s, o(, popular leader, as Cleon or Pericles, Th. 4.21 , Isoc. 8.126 ; d. a)gaqoi/ Lys. 27.10 ; o( di/kaios d. Hyp. 5 . more freq. in bad sense, leader of the mob, demagogue, X. 2.3.27 ; o)xloko/pos kai\ d. Plb. 3.80.3 ; lo/goi dhmagwgou=, opp. e)/rga tura/nnou, And. 4.27 ; e)/sti ga\r o( d. tou= dh/mou ko/lac Arist. 1313b40 , cf. 1292a20 , etc. dhma_ki/dion [ki^], to/, Com. Dim. of *dh/mac, 'magnificative' of dh=mos, Ar. 823 ; cf. dhmi/dion. dhma/ra_tos [ma^], on, (a)ra/omai) prayed for by the people: hence as pr. n. of a king of Sparta, Hdt. 5.75 (in Ion. form -a/rhtos), etc., cf. Eust. 1093.57 . dhmarx-e/w, to be dh/marxos at Athens, Is. 12.11 , D. 57.26 ; at Chios, 687 3 ; or tribune at Rome, App. 1.2 : pf. dedhma/rxhka Arr. 3.14.12 . dhmarx-i/a, h(, the office or rank of dh/marxos, D. 57.63 ; at Rome, tribunate, Plu. 9 , etc. office in general, Ph. 33 H. (pl.). = dhmokrati/a , Hsch. dhmarx-iko/s, h/, o/n, tribunician, de/ltoi Plu. 40 ; d. e)cousi/a, = Lat. tribunicia potestas, D.H. 6.89 , 5.18 , D.C. 54.28 : freq. in Inscrr. and Pap., 3.40 , 74.3 , etc. dh/marx-os, o(, at Athens, chief official of a dh=mos, Ar. 37 , Lys. 184S. , D. 50.6 , Lexap.eund. 43.58 , Arist. 21.5 ; also at Cos, 344 ,al.; at Chios, 687 1 . at Naples, one of the chief magistrates of the city, Str. 5.4.7 ; at Eretria, 12(9).189.24 (iv B. C.). at Rome, = Lat. tribunus plebis, Plb. 6.12.2 , D.H. 6.89 , Plu. 7 , etc. dhmatreu/esqai: e)pi\ polu\ u(perti/qesqai, Hsch. dhmei=ai: ai( tw=n dh/mwn susta/seis, Id. dhmele/htos, on, object of general pity, Id., Suid. dhmerast-e/w, to be a friend of the people, Olymp. p.385 J. dhmerast-h/s, ou=, o(, friend of the people, Pl. 1.132a , D.C. 47.38 :— hence Subst. dhmerast-i/a, h(, Poll. 3.65 , and Adj. dhmerast-iko/s, h/, o/n, friendly to the people, Procl. p.146 C. dh/m-eusis, ews, h(, confiscation of property, qa/naton h)\ fugh\n h)\ d. xrhma/twn 12.101.7 , cf. Pl. 325c (pl.), D. 17.15 ; d. alone, Arist. 1298a6 ; dhmeu/sei tw=n u(parxo/ntwn zhmiou=n D. 21.43 ; th=s ou)si/hs 167.26 (Mylasa, iv B. C.). dhm-eu/w, (dh=mos) seize as public property, esp. of a citizen's goods, confiscate, Th. 5.60 , And. 1.51 ; polla\ d. dia\ tw=n dikasthri/wn Arist. 1320a5 : abs., D. 8.69 , 71 :— Pass. , ta\ dhmeuo/mena Arist. 43.4 ; tw=n e)k pronoi/as dedh/meutai ta\ o)/nta D. 23.45 ; later of persons, e)dhmeu/qh th\n ou)si/an Philostr. 2.1.2 ; dhmeuqh/sesqai Hdn. 2.14.3 . generally, make public, dedh/meutai kra/tos the power is in the hands of the people, E. 119 :— Pass. , also, to be published, Pl. 14d , 14e . dedhmeume/na o)no/mata vulgarized, hackneyed words, Ammon. 66.3 . = e)ndhme/w , and also, = dhmagwge/w , Hsch. dhmexqhlo/s, o/n, = sq., Hsch. dhmexqh/s, e/s, (e)/xqos) hated by the people, Call. 472 . dhmhgersi/a, h(, sedition, agitation, PFlor. 295.5 (vi A. D.); cf. dhmoegerth/s. dhmhgor-e/w, practise speaking in the assembly, Ar. 956 , etc.; pro\ tou= politeu/esqai kai\ d. e)me/ D. 18.60 ; d. peri/ tinos Lys. 14.45 ; d. pro/s tinas Pl. 817c ; e)n toi=s o)/xlois Arist. 83 : c. acc. cogn., d. kai\ sunhgorei=n lo/gous D. 19.15 ; d. lo/gon para/ tisi Id. 23.110 :— Pass. , ta\ dedhmhgorhme/na public speeches, Id. 19.9 . esp. make popular speeches, use clap-trap, tau=ta dhmhgorei=s Pl. 482c : abs., ib. 503b , 162d , 350e ; tw=n dhmhgoriw=n w(=n d. D. 21.202 ; d. pro\s xa/rin, pro\s h(donh/n, Id. 3.3 , 4.38 , cf. Hermog. 1 . dhmhgor-i/a, h(, deliberative speaking, opp. forensic (dikanikh/), Arist. 1354b28 . speech in the public assembly, Aeschin. 2.243 , Jul. 2.75b (pl.). position of a public speaker, Pl. 36b (pl.). esp. popular oratory, claptrap, Id. 162d . dhmhgor-iko/s, h/, o/n, suited to public speaking, opp. dikaniko/s, X. 1.2.48 ; prooi/mia, title of work by Critias , Hermog. 2.11 ; popular, Pl. 482e ; d. kai\ dikanikh\ sofi/a Id. 365d , etc.; le/cis Arist. 1413b4 : Comp. or Sup. , ib. 1418a1 :—h( -kh/ (sc. te/xnh), = dhmhgori/a , Pl. 222c ; ta\ -ka/ Arist. 1354b28 . Adv. -kw=s Poll. 4.26 . dhmh/gor-os, o(, (a)goreu/w) popular orator, mostly in a bad sense, Pl. 520b , 908d , etc.; o(/rkos e(ta|i/ras tau)to\ kai\ dhmhgo/rou Diph. 101 ; but d. a)gaqoi/, opp. r(h/tores fau=loi, X. 2.6.15 : as Adj., dhmhgo/ros, on, timai\ d. a speaker's honours, E. 254 ; strofai\ dhmhgo/roi rhetorical tricks, A. 623 . dhm-hla^si/a, h(, banishment decreed by the people, exile, A. 6 (anap.). dhm-h/la^tos fugh/, = foreg., ib. 614 . *dhmh/thr, teros and tros , h(: Dor. , Arc. , Boeot. *dama/thr; also *dhmh/tra Buresch Aus Lydien 69 : acc. *dhmh/tran Epigr. ap. Paus. 1.37.2 : gen. *dama/tras 7.2793 (Copae); Aeol. *dwma/thr Hoffmann Griechische Dialekte 2.153 (Aegae); Thess. dat. *damma/teri 9(2).1235 :—Demeter, Il. 2.696 , al., once in Od., 5.125 , h.Cer., etc. appell., as a name for bread, Opp. 3.463 ; cf. a)kth/, karpo/s. (Variously expld. by Gramm. as, = *ghmh/thr, dhmomh/thr , or from dhai/, = kriqai/ , cf. 265.54 .) *dhmh/treioi, oi(, the dead, Plu. 2.943b . *dhmhtriako/s, h/, o/n, of or belonging to Demeter, karpoi/ D.S. 2.36 , cf. Corn. 28 , Alex.Aphr. 2.68 ; spe/rmata Orib. 3.2.5 . *dhmhtriako/n (sc. bibli/on), to/, work by Demetrius Lacon, Phld. 28 . *dhmhtria/s, a/dos, h(, fem. Adj.: (sc. fulh/) tribe named in honour of Demetrius Poliorcetes, Plu. 10 . city founded by him, Plb. 3.6.4 , etc.:—hence *dhmhtriei=s, oi(, its citizens, Id. 5.99.3 . as Subst., six-rowed barley, Hsch. = peristerew\n u(/ptios , Ps.- Dsc. 4.60 . *dhmhtriastai/, oi(, guild of worshippers of Demeter at Ephesus, 3.595 , *)arx.*delt. 7.200 . *dhmh/trios, on (also *dhmh/treios, v. *dhmh/treioi ), of or belonging to Demeter, bi/os A. 44.5 ; karpo\s *d. corn, Thphr. 2.4.5 ; also *d. spe/rmata, of leguminous plants, Gal. 15.454 : *dhmh/trios (sc. mh/n), o(, month in Bithynia, : Boeot. *dama/trios, 7.296 , al., Plu. 2.378e . to\ *dhmh/trion the temple of D., Str. 9.5.14 . ta\ *dhmh/tria her festival, Poll. 1.37 , etc.; but later, in honour of Demetrius, Plu. 12 :—also *dhmhtri/eia, ta/, 1.362.8 (Samos, iv B. C.). *dhmhtriw/n, w=nos, o(, name of a month at Cassandrea, 380 ; at Athens, new name given to the month *mounuxiw/n, in honour of Demetrius, Plu. 12 . dhmi/dion [mi^], to/, Com. Dim. of dh=mos, Ar. 726 , 1199 ; cf. dhmaki/dion. dhmi/zw, pose as 'friend of the people', Ar. 699 . dhmio-ergei/h, h(, = dhmiourgi/a , Procl. 7.20 . dhmio-ergo/s, o/n, poet. for dhmiourgo/s (q. v.). dhmio-plhqh/s, e/s, abounding for public use, kth/nh d. cattle of which the people have large store, A. 129 (lyr.). dhmio/-pra_ta, ta/, goods seized by public authority, and put up for sale, Ar. 659 , Poll. 10.96 , Ath. 11.476e , Phalar. 95 ; peri\ tw=n d. pro\s Eu)qi/an, title of speech by Lys. dh/mios, Dor. da/m-, on (a, on A. 57 (lyr.), dhmi/hn: po/rnhn ( Cypr. ), Hsch. ): (dh=mos):— belonging to the people, oi)=kos Od. 20.264 ; ai)sumnh=tai d. judges elected by the people, 8.259 ; prh=cis d' h(/d' i)di/h, ou) dh/mios not public, 3.82 ; dh/mion h)= i)/dion; 4.314 , cf. 2.32 : epith. of Hestia at Paros, 12(5).238 (v B. C.): neut. pl. as Adv., dh/mia pi/neiv at the public cost, 11.17.250 ; to\ d. the sovereign people, A. 370 , 699 (lyr.). o( d. (sc. dou=los) public executioner, Ar. 81 , Pl. 439e , Lys. 13.56 , Aeschin. 2.126 , etc. (da/mios masti/ktwr in A. 160 (lyr.)); o( koino\s d. Pl. 872b . public physician, ptwxo\s h)=n kaz d. Phoenicid. 4.13 . dhmi/ai pu/lai, perh. a mistake for *diomh=|si, Hsch. dhmiourg-ei=on, to/, work-place, App. 93 . dhmiourg-e/w (cf. 11 . infr.), practise a handicraft, Pl. 288d , etc.; tini/ for one, Id. 846e , 342e : metaph., h( dhmiourgh/sasa fu/sis Arist. 645a9 . c. acc. rei, work at, fabricate, Pl. 288e ; h( fu/sis ou)de\n d. ma/thn Arist. 711a18 , cf. 647b5 ; d. to\n ui(o\n ei)s a)reth/n to train him to . ., Plu. 20 :— Pass. , to be wrought or fabricated, Pl. 414d , al.; ta\ dhmiourgou/mena products of arts and crafts, Arist. 1094b14 . of divine power, create, to\n o(rato\n ko/smon Ph. 1.4 ; o( dhmiourgw=n qeo/s Numen. ap. Eus. 11.18.6 , cf. Dam. 304 , etc.:— Pass. , Procl. 207 . hold office of dhmiourgo/s, 4415b (Iotapata), etc.; of a woman, 1.393 (Samos, i B. C.); damiorge/ontos *mi/kkwnos 9(1).330 ( Locr. ); to be a civil official, opp. strathge/w, Artem. 2.22 . c. acc., administer, damiourgeo/ntwn ta\ i(era/ 9(1).32.44 (Stiris). dhmiou/rg-hma, atos, to/, a work of art, piece of workmanship, Longin. 13.4 (pl.), Ath. 11.497c , Herm. p.202 A. ; d. xeirw=n D.H. 1 ; ta\ d. *feidi/ou Jul. 2.54b ; ou) tu/xhs ou)d' a)nqrw/pwn d., of the universe, Zaleuc. ap. Stob. 4.2.19 , cf. Dam. 175 ; qeoeide\s d. w(=| logizo/meqa Ph. 1.208 ; creature, pro\s a)po/tecin eu)trepe\s d. Hierocl. p.7 A. ; also of actions, Iamb. 1.5 , 2.7 . dhmiourg-i/a, h(, workmanship, handicraft, Pl. 401a ; te/xnai kai\ d. ib. 495d ; piece of mechanism, Arist. 400a1 . making, creating, zw/|wn Pl. 41c , etc.; d. e)/k tinos Id. 280c ; creative activity, meristh\ d. Jul. 5.179b , al.; the creation, h( fanera\ d. ib. 4.144b ; o( ko/smos o(/de kai\ a(plw=s h( d. Dam. 283 . physical function, Arist. 489a13 . d. tw=n texnw=n handling or practising them, Pl. 197a . the office of dhmiourgo/s, 578.12 (pl., Tarsus), etc.: generally, magistracy, office, Arist. 1310b22 (pl.). dhmiourg-iko/s, h/, o/n, of a craftsman, bi/os Pl. 248e ; a)reth/ Id. 322d ; texnh/mata craftsmen's works, Id. 846d ; timai/, of cooks, Clidem. 2 . Adv. -kw=s in a workmanlike manner, Ar. 429 . creative, qeo/s Numen. ap. Eus. 11.18 ; tetraktu/s Hierocl. 20p.466M. ; ai)/tia, duna/meis, Iamb. 5.26 , 10.6 ; nou=s Phlp. 12.25 ; -ko/n, to/, opp. patriko/n (as ou)siopoio/n to ei)dopoio/n), Procl. 157 , cf. Dam. 184 . Adv. -kw=s Syrian. 82.31 . of or for the magistrates, to\ d. the official class, Arist. 1291a34 . dhmiou/rg-ion, Dor. damio/rgion or dhmiourg-ou/rgion, to/, office of the dhmiourgoi/, 3502 (Cnidus, also dhmiourg-ei=on, to/, ib. 3501 ). meeting of the d., e)n e)nno/my damiourgi/y 830.3 (Delph., ii A. D.). dhmiourg-i/s, i/dos, h(, office of dhmiourgo/s 11 , 3.800 (Pamphyl.), 18 55 (Anazarba). dhmiourg-o/s, Ep. dhmioergo/s (also Hdt. 7.31 codd.), o(, one who works for the people, skilled workman, handicraftsman (opp. i)diw/ths, Pl. 298c , 327c , 531c ), Od. 17.383 , 19.135 ; e)xa/lkeuse ci/fos . . *aidhs d. a)/grios S. 1035 ; of medical practitioners, Hp. 1 , Pl. 186d ; but opp. scientific physicians (a)rxitektonikoi/), Arist. 1282a3 ; of sculptors, Pl. 529e ; of confectioners and cooks, Hdt. 7.31 , Men. 518.12 (fem.), Antiph. 225 , Alexandr.Com. 3 ; me/litos d., of the bee, Jul. 8.241a ; oi( d. the artisan class at Athens, Arist. 13.2 , Plu. 25 ; opp. politikoi/, Pl. 23e ; damiourgoi/, = po/rnai , Hsch. metaph., maker, h( mantikh\ fili/as qew=n kai\ a)nqrw/pwn d. Pl. 188d ; no/mwn, politei/as, Arist. 1273b32 ; lo/gwn Aeschin. 3.215 ; d. kakw=n author of ill, E. 1059.7 ; peiqou=s d. h( r(htorikh/ Pl. 453a ; a)reth=s Id. 500d , Arist. 1329a21 ; e)nargei/as Demetr. 215 ; o)/rqros dhmioergo/s morn that calls man to work, h.Merc. 98 . creator, producer, nukto/s te kai\ h(me/ras Pl. 40c ; ou)ranou= Id. 530a ; esp. in later philosophy, the Creator of the visible world, Demiurge, [ Philol. ] 21 , Hp. 23 , Ph. 1.632 , etc.; o( nou=s a)peku/hse e(/teron nou=n d. 1.9 ; also name for mona/s, 5.24 : as Adj., d. lo/gos creative reason, Syrian. 7.27 . in many Greek states, title of a magistrate, Th. 5.47 (Mantinea), Epist. Philipp. ap. D. 18.157 (Peloponnesus), Plb. 23.5.16 (Achaean League), etc.:— Dor. damiwrgo/s, 12(3).174 (Astypalaea); damiourgo/s, ib. 4.679 (Hermione); damiorgo/s, ib. 5(1).1390.116 (Andania, i B. C.); damiergo/s, ib. 12(3).168 (Astypalaea):— Ion. dhmiorgo/s, ib. 12(7).241 (Amorgos), 368.1 (Samos).—In Arist. 1275b29 there is a play upon the double meaning. as a priestly title, d. qea=s *(rw/mhs 937.9 (iii A. D.). dhmiw/dhs, es, = dhmw/dhs , Phld. p.27 K. (s. v. l.). dhmiw=n: to\n dh=mon dioikw=n, Hsch. dhmoalh=: peribo/hton, Hsch. (leg. -lalh=, cf. dhmola/lhtos). dhmo-bo/htos, gloss on dhmola/lhtos , notorious, Hsch. dhmo-bore/w, devour the people, Eust. 1143.46 . dhmo-bo/ros, on, devourer of the common stock, d. basileu/s Il. 1.231 ; of Caligula, Ph. 2.561 . dhmo-ge/rwn, ontos, o(, elder of the people, Il. 11.372 : in pl., nobles, chiefs, 3.149 , E. 300 (lyr.), Plot. 6.4.15 ; of the Jewish elders, d. tou= e)/qnous Ph. 2.94 ; d. qeo/s, = Lat. deus minorum gentium, dub. l. in 9.334 ( Pers. ). dhmo-di/wktos [i^], gloss on dhmo/ssoos , Hsch. dhmo-egerth/s, ou=, o(, sedition-monger, agitator, Suid. dhmo-eidh/s, e/s, vulgar, kibdhli/h Hp. 78 . dhmo-qee/s: qewro/n, Hsch. , and dhmo-qe/sesh (sic): e)qew/rei, Id. dhmo/qen, Adv. at the public cost, dhmo/qen a)/lfita dw=ka Od. 19.197 . from among the people, A.R. 1.7 . d. eu)puri/dhs an Eupyrian by deme, IG 3.121 . dhmoqoin-e/w, give a public feast, IG 12(7).389 (Amorgos), 36.159 . dhmoqoin-i/a, h(, public feast, Arist. 400b21 (pl.), Luc. 16 , 2880 (Branchidae), Ph. 2.55 , 533.9 (Ancyra):— Delph. da_mo-, 672.53 . dhmo/-qroos, oon, contr. dhmo/-qrous, oun, uttered by the people, fh/mh, a)ra\ d., A. 938 , 1409 ; d. a)narxi/a lawlessness of popular clamour, ib. 883 . dhmo-kalli/as (-kas cod., but cf. kalli/as, = pi/qhkos ): tou\s peri\ ta\ dhmo/sia a)nastre/fontas, Hsch. dhmo-khdh/s, o(, caring for, friendly to the people or to democracy, Str. 14.2.5 ; = Lat. Publicola, D.H. 5.19 , Plu. 10 . dhmo-kli/narxos [i_], o(, president of a municipal religious association, Arch.Pap. 1.417 (Talmis). dhmo/-koinos (sc. dou=los), o(, = dh/mios 11 , executioner, S. 780 , Antipho 1.20 , Isoc. 17.15 . = po/rnos , Hsch. as Adj., dhmo/koinos, on, vile, common, of coarse food, Lyc. Trag. 2.4 . dhmo-ko/lac, akos, o(, mob-flatterer, D.H. 6.60 , Luc. 31 . dhmokop-e/w, court the mob, Plu. 9 , Charito 1.5 ; opp. dhmagwge/w, Plu. 2.802d ; d. e)/s tinas App. 16 ; d. to\ plh=qos e)pi/ tisi Id. 4.94 :— Med. , Phld. 1.380S. dhmoko/p-hma, atos, to/, attempt to gain mob-favour, App. 1.24 . dhmokop-i/a, h(, courting the mob, D.H. 6.60 , 4.1153 (Epid.); bribery, Plu. 47 : pl., Str. 14.5.14 , Ph. 33 H., App. 1.34 . dhmokop-iko/s, h/, o/n, of or suited to a dhmoko/pos, bi/os d. Pl. 248e ; to\ peri\ a)nqrw/pous d. M.Ant. 1.16 : Sup. , App. dhmo/kop-os, o(, demagogue, D.H. 5.65 , D.S. 18.10 , Ph. 2.47 , etc. dhmo/krantos, on, ratified by the people, a)ra\ d. A. 457 (lyr.). dhmokra^t-e/omai, Pass. with fut. Med. -krath/somai Th. 8.48 , Lys. 34.4 , D. 24.99 , but -krathqh/somai v.l. in Th. 8.75 : pf. dedhmokra/thmai D.C. 52.13 :—have a democratic constitution, Hdt. 6.43 , Ar. 642 , Lys. 12.4 , etc.; po/lis dhmokratoume/nh Lex ap. And. 1.88 , cf. Th. 5.29 . impers., dhmokratei=tai democratic principles prevail, Arist. 1265b38 . dhmokra^t-i/a ( Dor. da_mo- 360.14 (Chersonesus)), h(, democracy, popular government, Hdt. 6.43 , Antipho 6.45 , etc.; e)n d. D. 18.132 ; d. kataluqei/shs And. 1.95 , cf. Th. 6.89 , Arist. 1279b18 , al. personified, Paus. 1.3.2 ; qusi/a th=| *d. 2.741.67 ; a)/galma th=s *d. 694.31 (Elaea). dhmokra^t-i/zw, to be on the democratic side, App. 70 . dhmokra^t-iko/s, h/, o/n, of or for a democracy, no/moi Pl. 338e ; dhmokratiko/n ti dra=n to do a popular act, Ar. 952 ; to\ di/kaion to\ d. Arist. 1280a9 . Adv. -kw=s D.S. 2.32 , Str. 6.3.4 . of persons (dhmotiko/s is more usu. in this sense), favouring democracy or suited to democracy, Lys. 25.8 , Pl. 571a , Arist. 1131a27 . *dhmokri/teioi, oi(, followers of Democritus of Abdera, Ael. 12.25 , Plu. 2.1108e ; h( *d. filosofi/a S.E. 1.213 . dhmo-kw/ku_tos (-tutos cod.): a)qrh/nhtos, a)neleh/mwn, Hsch. dhmo-la/lhtos [a^], on, notorious, Id., 265.19 . dhmo/-leustos, on, publicly stoned, d. fo/nos death by public stoning, S. 36 ; of a person, Lyc. 331 . dhmo-loge/w, = dhmo/omai, mei/lixa d. 7.440 ( Leon. ). dhmo-logiko/s, h/, o/n, suited to public speaking: popular, superficial, Pl. 268b :—hence *dhmologokle/wn, o(, a nickname given by the Chorus to Bdelycleon in Ar. 342 . dhmo/omai, Dor. dam-, sing a popular song (cf. da/mwma) , gluku/ ti damwso/meqa Pi. 8(7).9 ; dhmou/menon le/gein talk ad captandum, Pl. 161e ; also d. i(era\s e)sqh=tas display, Jul. 89b (s. v. l.). Pass. , to be made public, D.C. 53.19 , 57.80 . dhmo-pi/qhkos [i^], o(, mob-jackanapes, charlatan, Ar. 1085 . dhmo-poi/htos, on, made a citizen, but not one by birth, Plu. 24 , Luc. 8 , Aristid. 1.103J. dhmo/-praktos, on, resolved by the people, yh=fos A. 942 . dhmo-pra/ths [a_], ou, o(, auctioneer of public goods, Poll. 9.10 . dhmo-rri^fh/s, e/s, hurled by the people, a)rai/ A. 1616 . dh=mos, Dor. da=mos (cf. infr. IV), o(, district, country, land, *boiwtoi\ ma/la pi/ona d. e)/xontes Il. 5.710 ; *luki/hs e)n pi/oni d. 16.437 , cf. Od. 13.322 , etc.; '*iqa/khs e)ni\ d. 1.103 ; dh/mw| e)/ni *trw/wn 13.266 ; laoi\ a)na\ dh=mon 16.95 : metaph., dh=mos o)nei/rwn the land of dreams, 24.12 . the people, inhabitants of such a district, po/lhi/+ te panti/ te dh/mw| Il. 3.50 , cf. 271 ; *baktri/wn e)/rrei panw/lhs d. A. 732 . hence (since the common people lived in the country, the chiefs in the city), the commons, common people, dh/mou a)nh/r, opp. basileu/s, e)/coxos a)nh/r, etc., Il. 2.198 , 188 , cf. 11.328 , Hes. 261 , Hdt. 5.66 , 12.22 , etc. (rarely of a single person, dh=mon e)o/nta being a commoner, Il. 12.213 ); opp. oi( eu)dai/mones, Hdt. 1.196 ; opp. oi( paxe/es, Id. 5.30 ; opp. oi( dunatoi/, Th. 5.4 ; oi( . . e)panasta/ntes toi=s dunatoi=s kai\ o)/ntes dh=mos Id. 8.73 ; = Lat. plebs, D.H. 6.88 , etc.; tou= pollou= d. ei(=s unus de plebe, Luc. 2 ; tou= d. w)/n Id. 22 ; in an army, rank and file, opp. officers, o( d. tw=n stratiwtw=n X. 6.1.14 . metaph., d. i)xqu/wn Antiph. 206.7 ; tura/nnwn Philostr. 1.15.1 ; piqh/kwn Id. 3.4 ; o)rne/wn Alciphr. 3.30 . in a political sense, the sovereign people, the free citizens, A. 199 , 1011 , etc.; o( d. o( *)aqhnai/wn 12.10.37 , etc.; prosta/ths tou= dh/mou Th. 6.35 , etc.; personified, Ar. 42 , al.; i(ereu\s tou= *d. kai\ tw=n *xari/twn 22.1028 . popular government, democracy, opp. o)ligarxi/h, Hdt. 3.82 ; opp. oi( tu/rannoi, And. 1.106 ; poli/teoma ei)=nai e)n *xi/w| d. 283.4 (iv B. C.); dh/mou kata/lusis X. 2.3.28 , Arist. 8.4 ; tau=ta katalu/ei dh=mon, ou) kwmw|di/a Philippid. 25.7 ; d. katasth=sai, katapau/ein, X. 7.3.3 , Th. 1.107 : in pl., democracies, Id. 3.82 , D. 20.15 ; d. o( e)/sxatos Arist. 1277b3 . the popular assembly, le/gein e)n tw=| d. Pl. 565b ; h( boulh\ kai\ o( d., formula in Inscrr., as 12.39 , etc.; of the assembly of Oxyrhynchus, 41.19 (iii/iv A. D.), 1407.19 (iii A. D.). township, commune ( = Dor. kw/mh acc. to Arist. 1448a37 ; but dielo/menoi th\n me\n po/lin kata\ kw/mas, th\n de\ xw/ran kata\ dh/mous Isoc. 7.46 , cf. Pl. 746d , and v. infr.), in Attica, Hdt. 5.69 , Arist. 21.5 , Str. 9.1.16 , 12.76.9 , al.; elsewh., ib. 12(5).594 (Ceos), 1.28.13 (iii A. D.), 49.14 (Ptolemais), etc.:— Dor. da=mos, 418.34 (Calymna), 12(1).58.23 (Lindos): in indications of origin, *swfa/nhs e)k d. *dekeleh=qen Hdt. 9.73 ; dh/mou *(alaieu/s Antiph. 211 ; tw=n dh/mwn *pitqeu/s Pl. 2b ; tw=n d. *qori/kios D. 39.30 , cf. Arist. 21.4 ; e)pigra/yai tou\s bouleuta\s patro/qen kai\ tou= d. 22.223B4 : metaph., oi( th=s qala/sshs d. Philostr. 44 . name for a prostitute, Archil. 184 . faction in the circus, 15.8 (Syria, iii A. D.). = katana/gkh , Ps.- Dsc. 4.131 . (Perh. cognate with Skt. dā´ti 'reap', dai/omai, date/omai.) dhmo/s, o(, fat, bou=n . . pi/ona dhmw=| Il. 23.750 , cf. Hes. 538 , Ar. 40 , etc.; di/plaki dhmw=| (of sacrificial meat) with fat above and fat below, Il. 23.243 ; of men, kore/ei ku/nas h)d' oi)wnou\s dhmw=| 8.380 . *dhmosqe/n-eios, a, on, Demosthenic, Longin. 34.2 :—also *dhmosqen-iko/s, h/, o/n, D.H. 11.10 , Luc. 15 . Adv. -kw=s Aristid. 1p.510S. *dhmosqen-i/zw, imitate Demosthenes, Plu. 24 . dhmosi/a|, Adv., v. dhmo/sios. dhmosieu/w, Dor. da_m-, make public or common, confiscate, ta\ xrh/mata X. 1.7.10 . publish a book, J. 65 , Gal. 14.62 ; koinou=n kai\ d. th\n xrei/an [lo/gou] Plu. 2.34c :—Pass, ta\ dedhmosieume/na sayings that have become public property, Arist. 1395a19 . d. th\n tou= sw/matos w(/ran prostitute it, D.H. 1.84 . Pass. , to be manifested, displayed, -eu/etai h( qermo/ths tino/s Steph. 1.186 D. Pass. , to be produced as evidence, PLond. 1.77.5 (vi A. D.), etc. intr., to be in the public service, esp. of physicians in receipt of a salary from the state, Ar. 1030 , Pl. 514d , 40.9 (ii/iii A. D.); oi( i)atroi\ oi( damosieu/ontes e)n ta=| po/lei 943.7 (Cos); d. dwrea/n 22.483.17 : generally, to be a public man, opp. i)diwteu/w, Pl. 515b , 32a ; fronti/si d. devote oneself in every thought to the common good, Plu. 2.823c ; but e)pi\ misqw=| d. to be a paid official, Id.Comp. Arist.Cat. 6 ; also of things, e)n balanei/w| dhmosieu/onti Id. 4 . dhmosio-ma/sths, v. damosioma/stas. dhmosio/-praktos, on, engaged in public business, Cat.Cod.Astr. 1.150 . dhmo/sios, Dor. da_m-, a , on (os, on Hp. (v. infr.)), belonging to the people or state, kte/ana Xenoph. 2.8 ; ta\d. Hdt. 5.29 , Ar. 554 ; d. xrh/mata Cratin. 171 ; plou=tos Th. 1.80 ; xw/ra, opp. i(era/, i)di/a, Arist. 1267b34 ; h( d. tra/peza 22.1013 ; ta\ i(era\ ta\ d., opp. i)diwtika/, 1015.9 (Halic.); a)gw=nes, di/kai, Aeschin. 1.2 , Arist. 1320a12 ; d. lo/gos, = Lat. fiscus, 193.27 , 1669.21 ; dhmo/sion ei)=nai, gi/gnesqai, to be, become state-property, be confiscated, Th. 2.13 , 22.1100.40 ( Hadr. ), Pl. 742b , etc.; gh=n d. poiei=n Lys. 18.14 . used by the public, balanei=a, loutro/n, Plb. 26.1.12 , Hdn. 1.12.4 . common, dhmosiw/tatos tro/pos, to/pos, Arist. 162a35 , 165a5 ; dhmo/sios kaki/h epidemic, Hp. 19 ( 53.67 ). as Subst.: dhmo/sios (sc. dou=los), o(, any public slave or servant, as, the public crier, Hdt. 6.121 ; policeman, Ar. 436 ; public notary, = grammateu/s , D. 19.129 , etc.; public executioner, D.S. 13.102 : generally, public official, to\n a)rxe/fodon kai\ tou\s a)/llous dhmosi/ous 69.13 (ii A. D.). public victim, = fa/rmakos , Ar. 1136 , cf. Sch. ad loc. harlot, prostitute, Procop. 9 (cf. Sapph. 148 ). neut., dhmo/sion, to/, the state, Hdt. 1.14 , Aeschin. 3.58 ; oi( e)k d. public officials, X. 3.3 . public building, hall, Hdt. 6.52 . treasury, = to\ koino/n, a)rgu/rion o)fei/lontes tw=| d. And. 1.73 , cf. D. 21.182 , Din. 2.2 ; o( e)k d. misqo/s Th. 6.31 ; h( e)k tou= d. trofh/ Pl. 465d ; telei=n ei)s to\ d. 1188.12 (Aug.), 1158.18 (i B. C.). the public prison, Th. 5.18 . ta\ d. public archives, 229.108 (Smyrna). public dues, taxes, in pl., 3.938.11 (iii A. D.), 1018.21 (iii A. D.). fem., damosi/a (sc. skhnh/), h(, tent of the Spartan kings: hence oi( peri\ damosi/an the king's council, X. 4.5.8 , 13.7 . as Adv.: dat. dhmosi/a, Ion. -i/h|, at the public expense, Hdt. 1.30 , Ar. 396 , etc.; by public consent, D. 21.50 ; on public service, d. a)podhmei=n Id. 45.3 ; d. kri/nein try in the public courts, And. 1.105 ; d. teqna/nai to die by the hands of the public executioner, D. 45.81 . as a community, opp. i)di/a|, Pl. 30b . commonly, popularly, ta\ d. nomizo/mena a)gaqa/ Luc. 4 . regul. Adv. -i/ws A.D. 151.12 ; on public business, katapleu=sai 520.7 (Naxos, iii B. C.). dhmosiourgi/a, Dor. da_mosiorgi/a, h(, eligibility for public office, 1009.10 (Chalcedon). dhmosiofu/lac [u^], Dor. da_mosio-, akos, o(, treasury official, 529.4 , 531.26 (Dyme, iii B. C.). dhmosi-o/w, confiscate, Th. 3.68 , Procop. 11 :— Pass. , of the Ager Publicus at Rome, to be converted to public use, D.H. 8.74 ; also dedhmosiwme/nai gunai=kes prostitutes, Plu. 2.519e . publish, D.L. 8.55 :—usu. Pass. , Pl. 232d , Plu. 2.507f . register a deed, para\ tw=| a)rxidikasth=| 4651.6 (iii A. D.):—usu. Pass. , 50.5 (ii A. D.), etc. dhmosi/-wma, gloss on da/mwma , Hsch. dhmosi-w/nhs, ou, o(, farmer of the revenue, Str. 12.3.40 , D.S. 34.38 ,al., 629.25 (Palmyra), 7.413 (Oropus), 44.8 (i A. D.), etc. dhmosi-wni/a, h(, leasing of the revenues, Memn. 38.2 , 440.9 (Ilium). dhmosi-w/nion, to/, office of revenue-leases, Plu. 2.820c . dhmosi/-wsis, ews, h(, registration of a deed in the record office, 906.9 (ii/iii A. D.), 1200.7 (iii A. D.), etc. dhmosso/os, on, (sw/|zw) saving the people: but, dhmo/ssoos, (seu/w) driven away by the people:—both in Hsch. dhmo-strofe/w, go about amongst the people, Hsch. dhmo-sw/sths, ou, o(, saviour of the people, IGRom. 3.67 (Prusias): fem. dhmo-sw=stis, boulh/ prob.l. in 1863.220 . dhmo-telh/s, e/s, (te/los) at the public cost, qusi/h Hdt. 6.57 , cf. Pl. 935b , Plb. 6.53.6 , 3493.7 (Thyatira); e(orth/ Th. 2.15 , cf. 56.41 (iii B. C.); pana/gurin damote/lhn (sic) 12(2).645.44 (Nesus); d. i(era\ telei=n Orac. ap. D. 21.53 . with public authority, sovereign, e)kklhsi/a 18.324 (Sardis). Adv. -lw=s Suid. epith. of Demeter, 12(7).4.5 (Amorgos). dhmo/teros, a, on, poet. for dhmotiko/s 11 , A.R. 3.606 . = dhmo/sios 1.1 , xrh/mata 9.693 . = dhmo/sios 1.2 , common, vulgar, *ku/pris ib. 415.2 ( Antiphil. ). dhmo/terph/s, e/s, popular, attractive, Pl. 321a ( Sup. ), D.H. 1.8 ( Comp. ), Max.Tyr. 10.6 . dhmoteu/omai, Pass. , to be a dhmo/ths, h)ro/mhn o(po/qen dhmoteu/oito Lys. 23.2 , cf. Antipho 65 , D. 57.49 . dhmo/ths, ou, o(, Dor. da_mo/tas, also da_me/tas (q. v.), one of the people, commoner, opp. a man of rank, Tyrt. 4.5 , Hdt. 2.172 , 5.11 , X. 2.3.7 ; a)/ndra d. S. 1071 ; d. o(/milos Ar. 921 ; d. te kai\ ce/nos E. 895 ; dhmo/tai kai\ pe/nhtes X. 1.2.58 :—fem. dhmo/tis, idos, opp. basi/lissa, Plb. 22.20.2 : pl., opp. eu)gene/statai, D.C. 62.15 . = i)diw/ths, gnwsta\ le/gein dhmo/th|si speak popularly, Hp. 2 , cf. 8 ; a)maqi/h tw=n d. Id. 67 . one of the same people, fellow-citizen, Pi. 7.65 , E. 1057 . at Athens and elsewhere, member of a deme or of the same deme, S. 78 , Susario 1 , Pl. 33e , D. 18.261 , 22.1172 , etc.; fra/teras kai\ d. Cratin.Jun. 9 :—so fem. dhmo/tis, idos, Ar. 333 , Theoc. 28.22 . dhmo-iko/s, h/, o/n, of or for the people, in common use, d. gra/mmata in Egypt, opp. i(ra/, Hdt. 2.36 ; oi)=nos Plu. 44 ; of opinions and the like , u(po/lhyis popular, Arist. 989a11 ; common, ordinary, o)no/mata Luc. 22 ; u(/lh Max.Tyr. 10.7 ; pra/gmata mikra\ kai\ d. Plu. 2.408c . = dhmo/sios, ta\ -ka/ public affairs, Alciphr. 1.4 ; d. leitourgi/a 1.86 (iv A. D.). of the populace, one of them, D. 21.209 . Adv. -kw=s, e)stalme/nos Luc. 5 . on the popular or democratic side, to\ so/fisma d. Ar. 205 ; o)/rnea d. Id. 1584 ; th\n ou) d. paranomi/an Th. 6.28 ; opp. o)ligarxiko/s, Isoc. 16.37 ; le/geis po/sa dei= prosei=nai tw=| d. D. 18.122 ; ou)de\n d. pra/ttein to do nothing for the people, X. 2.3.39 ; d. sukofa/ntai Isoc. 8.133 : generally, popular, d. kai\ fila/nqrwpos X. 1.2.60 ; tw=n metri/wn tina\ kai\ d. D. 21.183 ; dhmotiko\n tou=to dra=| Antiph. 190.19 : hence, generous, kindly, affable, X. 1.2.60 ; d. ti kai\ pra=on Pl. 303d ; pra=o/s tis kai\ d. Plb. 10.26.1 ; d. kai\ fila/nqrwpa Plu. 1 . Adv. -kw=s affably, kindly, kalw=s kai\ d. D. 24.59 ; filanqrw/pws kai\ d. ib. 24 : Comp. -w/teron Plu. 42 . of governments, popular, democratic, politei/a Arist. 1292b13 : Comp. -w/tera Id. 22.1 . d. dikasth/rion trying suits between citizens, 286.17 (Milet., iv B. C.). Adv. xrh=sqai a)llh/lois d. in a spirit of equality, Arist. 1308a11 ; d. pepaideume/noi ib. 1310a17 ; d. e)ri/zein like a free and independent citizen, Luc. 9 . of or belonging to a deme, opp. dhmo/sios, Lexap. D. 43.71 ; i(era/ Hsch. s.v. dhmotelh=. dhmou=xos, Dor. da_m-, on, (e)/xw) protectors or possessors of the land, epith. of guardian deities, S. 458 ; damou=xoi ga=s ib. 1087 (lyr.); a)/ndres d. xqono/s ib. 1348 ; title of the Heraclidae at Thespiae, D.S. 4.29 . dhmo-fa/gos [a^], on, = dhmobo/ros, tu/rannos Thgn. 1181 . dhmo-fa^nh/s, e/s, (fai/nw) public, solemn, e(orth/ Ph. 2.169 . notorious, pra=gma Phryn. p.64B. dhmo/-fantos, on, = foreg., Hsch. dhmo-fqo/ros, on, ruining the people, f.l. for qumo- , Callistr. 14 . dhmo-fi^lh/s, e/s, = filo/dhmos , Sch. Ar. 550 . *dhmofw=n, = qla/spi , prob.l. in Ps.- Dsc. 2.156 (Wellm.). dhmo-xa^rh/s, e/s, pleasing the people, popular, Paul.Al. 2 . dhmo-xa^risth/s, ou=, o(, mob-courtier, E. 132 (anap.). dhmo-xa^ristikw=s, like a dhmoxaristh/s, Sch. Il. 2.350 . dhm-o/w, v. dhmo/omai. dhm-w/dhs, es, popular: mousikh/, swfrosu/nh, in the popular sense, Pl. 61a , 710a ; a)retai\ kai\ kaki/ai Phld. 1.217 S. ; hackneyed, koina\ kai\ d. o)no/mata Longin. 40.2 ; stixi/dia Plu. 30 , cf. Ael. 3.3 ; lo/gos ib. 3.45 ; to\ d. plh=qos, of civilians, opp. stratiwtikoi/, Hdn. 1.4.8 , cf. 1.15.7 ; of a prostitute, common, AP 7.345 . Adv. -dw=s Apollon.Cit. 1 . dhm-w/lhs, es, having lost membership of a dh=mos, 12.913 . dh/m-wma, v. da/mwma. dhm-wfelh/s, e/s, of public use, lo/goi Pl. 227d ; politeu/mata Plu. 2.784d ; d. ti praxqe/n D.C. 72.7 , cf. Luc. Bis Acc. 11 ; to\ d. the common good, Hdn. 2.3.8 : Sup. to\ -e/staton Ph. 2.177 . of persons, Democr. 282 , Phld. 2.02 S. ; h(gemw/n Plu. 30 . Adv. -lw=s 4415b (Iotapata), 12.39.36 (Olbia), 4.860 (Laodicea ad Lycum): Sup. -e/stata D.C. 56.37 . dhm-wfelw=n: dh=mon w)felw=n, Hsch. *dh/n, *dh=nos, Cret., = *zeu/s , 527.18 (iii B. C.). dh/n, Dor. da/n (or doa/n Alcm. 135 , cf. A.D. 160.18 ), Adv. for a long while, Il. 5.412 ; ou)de\ ga\r . . d. h)=n nor was he long-lived, 6.131 , cf. 16.736 ; d. dh\ . . fi/loi w)=men Thgn. 1243 ; e)pi\ d. mete/peita A.R. 1.516 , cf. Euph. 9.8 ; once in Trag., A. 584 (lyr.). long ago, d. oi)/xesqai Od. 18.313 . (doa/n, = dva/n , cf. Lat. dudum: hence oude_\ d(v)h/n Il. 16.736 .) dhnaio/s, h/, o/n, Dor. da_naio/s, a/, o/n, long-lived, Il. 5.407 ; d. kle/os Theoc. 16.54 ; long-continued, o(doipori/h 14.1780 ; xro/nos A.R. 4.1547 ; bi/os 6.39.7 ( Arch. ): neut. as Adv., Man. 3.143 . aged, ko/rai A. 794 ; ancient, qro/noi ib. 912 (and in 846 (lyr.), danaia=n should be restored with Dindorf for damai/wn, cf. Call. 105 ); a)oidoi/ Id. 60 ; worn out, de/ndra Hsch. after a long time, d. ei)safi/konto A.R. 4.645 ; late come, long absent, a)delfeo/s Opp. 4.154 : neut. dhnaio/n, as Adv., A.R. 3.590 : so pl., dhnaia/ Maiist. 8 . personified, *qo/wsa and *dhnaih/, and Loitering, Emp. 122.3 . dhnaio/ths, htos, h(, long life, Democr. 201 . *dhnaiw/n, w=nos , o( (sc. mh/n), name of month at Erythrae, 1014.24 (iii B. C.). dhna/rion, to/, = Lat. denarius (usu. represented by draxmh/ (q. v.)), Arr. 1.4.16 , 4.11.5 , etc.; = one tetradrachm, PLond. 2.248.20 (iv A. D.), 1431.3 (iv A. D.). dh/nea, ta/, only in pl., counsels, plans, arts, whether good or bad, d. qew=n Od. 23.82 ; h)/pia d. oi)=de Il. 4.361 , Hes. 236 ; o)lofw/i+a Od. 10.289 ; d. pa/nta kai\ tro/pous e)pi/statai Semon. 7.78 ; d. *ki/rkhs A.R. 4.559 ; d. te/xnhs Opp. 1.7 .—Sg. nom. dh=nos, eos, to/, Hsch. : dh/neon (sic), Suid. dh/c, gen. dhko/s, o( or h(, worm in wood, Tz.ad Hes. 418 . dhci/qu_mos [i^], on, = dake/qumos, e)/rwtos a)/nqos A. 743 (lyr.); comically, d. o)ca/lmh Sopat. 21 . dh=cis, ews, h(, (da/knw) bite, biting, Arist. 623a1 ; dh/cies spla/gxnwn gnawings, Hp. 19 : metaph., of mental anguish, pangs, Zeno Stoic. 1.51 (pl.), Chrysipp.ib. 3.119 , Phld. 3 . 22 ; also, biting jokes, Plu. 14 . dh=os: bwbo/s (Cret.), Hsch. dho/w, contr. for dhi+o/w. dh/poqen, indef. Adv. (better written dh/ poqen) from any quarter, Pl. 331e ; dub. l. in A. 632 (lyr.); perh. = dh/pou , as in Orac. ap. Phleg. 1 , Iamb. 5.20 . dh/pote, indef. Adv. (better written dh/ pote), Ion. dh/kote, Dor. dh/poka, at some time, once upon a time, Od. 6.162 , E. 1131 (lyr.); ai)ei\ d. Th. 8.73 ; at length, A. 577 . ei) dh/ pote if ever, Il. 1.40 . with interrog., ti/ dh/ pote; what in the world? what or why now? kai/toi ti/ dh/ pote; D. 4.35 ; po/soi dh/ pot' ei)si\n oi( . .; how many do you suppose? Id. 20.21 . esp. freq. with relatives, o(/ti dh/ kote pra/canta Hdt. 6.134 ; o(/stis d. w)/n Pl. 273c ; o(/ti dh/ pote whatever it may be, 'so-and-so', D. 21.32 ; o(po/qen d. Id. 35.6 : strengthd. by ou)=n, o(/ntina dh/ pot' ou)=n tro/pon Id. 40.8 ; oi(=os dh/ pot' ou)=n v.l. in Dsc. 5.10 ; also dh/ pot' ou)=n without relat., kata\ presbei/an h)\ kat' a)/llhn d. xrei/an 6.9 (Delos). dh/pou, indef. Adv. (better written dh/ pou) perhaps, it may be, w(=| dh/ pou a)delfeo\n e)/ktane Il. 24.736 : in Trag. and Att. usu. doubtless, I presume, ou) dh/pou tlhto/n A. 1064 ; tw=n *aai/+ou d. tis w)noma/zeto S. 1042 , cf. Ar. 491 , 582 , Th. 1.121 , etc.; i)/ste ga\r dh/ pou, me/mnhsqe ga\r dh/ pou, D. 2.25 , 19.113 , cf. 18.249 ; sxedo\n i)/smen a(/pantes dh/ pou Id. 3.9 ; ou)dei\s a)gnoei= dh/ pou Id. 21.156 . asinterrog. implying an affirm. answer, th\n ai)xma/lwton ka/toisqa dh/ pou; i.e. I presume you know, S. 418 ; a)no/moion dh/ pou Pl. 159b ; ou) dh/ pou; surely it is not so? implying a neg. answer, as Ar. 526 , Pl. 73c . dh/pouqen (dh=m-qe before a consonant, Bato 7.3 ), indef. Adv. = dh/pou , chiefly used before a vowel (before a consonant, Pl. 534a , etc.), freq. in Com., Ar. 296 , 140 , etc.; in answer to a rhetorical question, ou) d., a)lla/ . . Lys. 6.36 , cf. D. 27.59 , Pl. 62e , etc. dhra/s, h(, Cret., = deira/s (q. v.). dhrh/, = deirh/ , Hsch. : but dh/rh: ma/xh, Id. [dhr]i^a/zomai, = sq., peri/ tinos Pi. 6.119 (prob.). dhri^a/omai, (dh=ris) contend, peri\ nekrou= dhria/asqai ( v.l. dhri/sasqai ) Il. 17.734 ; w(/st' a)mf' ou(/roisi du/) a)ne/re dhria/asqon wrangle about boundaries, 12.421 : abs., o(/ t' a)/ristoi . . dhrio/wnto Od. 8.78 ; oi( d' au)toi\ dhriaa/sqwn Il. 21.467 ; d. tini/ contend with one, A.R. 4.1729 .— Later Act. dhri^a/w, contest a prize, Pi. 11.26 ; di/froi dhrio/wntes A.R. 1.752 , cf. Opp. 1.230 .—From dhri/omai (used by Pi. 13.44 ) Hom. has aor. 1 Med. dhri/santo Od. 8.76 : 3 dual aor. 1 Pass. dhrinqh/thn (as if from dhri/nomai) Il. 16.756 (later dhrinqh=nai A.R. 2.16 , -qe/ntes Euph. 98.3 ): fut. dhri/somai Theoc. 22.70 : also in aor. Act. , dhrisa/ntoin Thgn. 995 ; ou)k a(/n toi/ tis e)dh/risen peri\ timh=s Theoc. 25.82 , cf. Lyc. 1306 . [i^ in pres.; i_ in fut. and aor.] dh=ris, h(, battle, contest, Il. 17.158 , al. (only in acc.): nom. in A. 412 (lyr.), Emp. 122.2 (personified), 343 (Germa); gen. dh/rios A. 942 , dh/rews Suid. dhri/ttein: e)ri/zein, Hsch. dhri/fa^tos [i^], on, = a)rei/fatos , prob. in 7.722 ( Theodorid. ). dhro/bi^os, Dor. da_r-, on, long-lived, qeoi/ A. 524 (lyr.). dhro/s, Dor. da_ro/s, a/, o/n, (cf. dh/n) long, too long, dhro\n xro/non Il. 14.206 , 282 : more freq. dhro/n (sc. xro/non) as Adv., all too long, Il. 2.298 , etc.; also e)pi\ dhro\n de/ moi ai)w\n e)/ssetai 9.415 , cf. Musae. 291 : freq. with neg., ou)de/ se/ fhmi d . . . a)lu/cein Il. 10.371 , cf. 2.435 , etc.: Trag. use only Dor. form, polu\n daro/n te xro/non S. 414 (lyr.), cf. A. 516 , E. 1339 ; daro/n alone, A. 648 , 940 , S. , etc.; also daro\n xro/nou po/da time's lingering foot, E. 889 (lyr.). dhro/th<s>: kakourgi/a, Hsch. (leg. dhi+o/ths). dhsa/sketo, v. de/w (A). dh=se, aor. of de/w (A): also for e)de/hse, aor. of de/w (B). dh=ta, Adv., lengthd. and more emphatic form of dh/, first as v.l. in Hdt. 4.69 , mostly used by Trag. and Pl. (v. infr.).—Never placed at the beginning of a sentence or verse, exc. in S. 986 . in answers, mostly added to a word which echoes a statement or question, as i)/sasin o(/stis h)=rce . . Answ. i)/sasi d. aye they know, E. 1373 ; gignw/skeq' u(mei=s . .; Answ. gignw/skomen d. yes we know her, Ar. 606 , cf. 6 , al.; i)wa\ dh\ kat' a)/stu. Answ. i)wa\ d. A. 1071 , cf. S. 536 (lyr.), Pl. 333a , 90d , al. (with a word repeated in the same speech, w(/s m' a)pw/lesas: a)pw/lesas d. how hast thou destroyed me! —aye, destroyed indeed, S. 1164 ; i)w\ du/sthne su/, du/sthne dh=ta Id. 760 ); also to correct the previous speaker, oi)/ktire/ q' h(ma=s . . Answ. oi)/ktire d . . . e)kgo/nous nay rather pity . ., E. 673 , cf. 676 ; without repeating the word, au)to\s d' a)naloi= d. yes truly . ., A. 814 ; e)kei=nos au)to\s d. Ar. 552 : freq. with a neg., not so, ou) dh=ta ma\ to\n '*apo/llw Id. 870 ; ou) dh=t' e)/gwge faith not I, Id. 1391 , E. 1048 ; ou) d. Lacon. ap. Arist. 1419a34 , cf. 1313a33 . in questions, to mark an inference or consequence (cf. dh/), ti/ d.; what then? A. 627 ; ti/d. e)rei=s, h)/n . .; Ar. 1087 ; ti/ d. e)peida\n . .; Id. 1011 ; pw=s d.; A. 1211 , Ar. 79 ; a)=r' oi)=sqa d.; S. 1014 ; a)lla\ d . . .; as the last of several questions, Id. 466 , etc.; pou= dh=q' o( ti=mos; A. 916 ; poi= d. kranei=; ib. 1075 , etc.; sts. expressing indignation, kai\ dh=t' e)to/lmas; and so thou hast dared? S. 449 ; tau=ta dh=t' a)nasxeta/; Id. 987 ; h)= tau=ta dh=t' a)nekta/; Id. 429 ; e)/gnwkas ou)=n dh=t' . .; Ar. 871 ; ironical, tw=| sw=| dikai/w| d. e)pispe/sqai me dei=; your principle of justice forsooth, S. 1037 , cf. 364 ; in implied questions, esp. after a)lla/, a)ll' h( te/knwn dh=t' o)/yis h)=n e)fi/meros ib. 1375 , cf. Ar. 375 , Pl. 283c ; th\n *eu)rutei/an oi)=sqa d. parqe/non; of course you know . ., S. 1219 . in prayers or wishes, a)po/loio d. now a murrain take thee! Ar. 6 ; labou=, labou= d. take, oh take hold, E. 219 , cf. 1231 , etc.; sko/pei d. just think, Pl. 452c : with mh/, it strengthens the deprecatory force, mh\ d. tou=to/ g' S. 762 , cf. 1367 ; mh\ d. mh\ d. i)/doimi Id. 830 , cf. 1153 . in resuming after a parenthesis, e(spe/ras ge . . —e(spe/ras d. Pl. 310c . kai\ d., = kai\ dh/ , ibid., Ar. 511 , Th. 6.38 . rarely, like dh/ 1 , to emphasize single words, a(/pasi d. Ar. 1144 . dhto/s (A), ou=, o(, (de/w A) bundle, sxoini/wn 1.5 (pl., iii A. D.). dhto/s (B): u(/steros, Hsch. dhttai/: ai( e)ptisme/nai kriqai/, Hsch. ; cf. dhai/. dhu)=te, contr. for dh\ au)=te, freq. in Lyr.; v. au)=te. dh/w (A), find, meet with, always in pres. (exc. impf. e)/dhen Hsch. ) with fut. sense, dh/eis Il. 13.260 , Od. 7.49 , 7.370 ( Diod. ); dh/omen Od. 4.544 ; dh/ete Il. 9.418 ; dh/ousi A.R. 4.591 ; dh/wmen, dh/oimen, ib. 1336 , 1460 . (Poet. exc. as etym. of *dhw/ in Corn. 28 .) dh/w (B), burn, EM 265.7 . *dhw/, o/os, contr. ou=s, h(, = *dhmh/thr , Demeter, first in 47 ,al.; *)eleusini/as *dhou=s e)n ko/lpois S. 1121 (lyr.); *dhou=s e)sxa/rai, karpo/s, E. 290 , Ar. 515 ; dat. *dhoi= Call. 110 , 3.900.3 :— Adj. *dhw=|os, a, on, sacred to Demeter, ib. 14.1389 ii 5 :—*dhwi/+nh, h(, daughter of Demeter, Persephone, Call. 48 . dh/|w, v. dhi+o/w. dh/wsis, ews, h(, ravaging, Ph. 2.548 (pl.), Polyaen. 1.36.2 . *di/, *di/a, v. *zeu/s. dia/, poet. diai/ ( Aeol. za/, q.v.), Prep. governing gen. and acc.— Rad. sense, through; never anastroph. [Prop. di^a^: but Hom. uses i_ at the beginning of a line, Il. 3.357 , 4.135 , al.: also a_, metri gr., freq. in Hom. , for which A. uses diai/ in lyr., 448 , al.] WITH GEN. of Place or Space: of motion in a line, from one end to the other, right through, in Hom. freq. of the effect of weapons, dia\ me\n a)spi/dos h)=lqe . . e)/gxos kai\ dia\ qw/rhkos . . Il. 3.357 ; douri\ ba/len *da/mason kune/hs dia/ 12.183 ; di' w)/mou . . e)/gxos h)=lqen 4.481 ; in Prose, titrw/skein dia\ tou= qw/rakos X. 1.8.26 ; dia\ tou= o)ro/fou e)fai/neto pu=r ib. 7.4.16 : also of persons, dia\ *skaiw=n pedi/ond' e)/xon w)ke/as i(/ppous out through the Scaean gate, Il. 3.263 ; di' h)e/ros ai)qe/r' i(/kanen quite through the lower air even to the ether, Il. 14.288 , cf. 2.458 ; dia\ *trw/wn pe/teto straight through them, 13.755 ; di' o)/mmatos . . lei/bwn da/kruon S. 1250 , etc.: also in Compos. with pro/ and e)k, v. diapro/, die/k : in adverbial phrases, dia\ pasw=n (sc. xordw=n), v. diapasw=n : dia\ pa/shs throughout, Th. 1.14 ; dia\ kenh=s idly, Id. 4.126 , etc. (cf. 111.1 .c). of motion through a space, but not in a line, throughout, ouer, e(po/mesqa dia\ pedi/oio Il. 11.754 ; di' o)/resfi 10.185 , al.; o)du/nh dia\ xroo\s h)=lqe through all his frame, 11.398 ; teu=xe boh\n dia\ a)/steos Od. 10.118 ; di' o(mi/lou Il. 6.226 , etc.; qoru/bou dia\ tw=n ta/cewn i)o/ntos X. 1.8.16 , cf. 2.4.26 , etc.; later, in quoting an authority, i(storei= d. th=s deute/ras in the course of . ., Ath. 10.438b . in the midst of, Il. 9.468 ; kei=to tanussa/menos d. mh/lwn Od. 9.298 ; between, d. tw=n pleure/wn tamo/nta Hp. 2.61 : hence, of pre-eminence, e)/prepe kai\ d. pa/ntwn Il. 12.104 ; teti/make di' a)nqrw/pwn Pi. 4(3).37 ; eu)dokime/onti d. pa/ntwn Hdt. 6.63 , cf. 1.25 , etc. in Prose, sts. of extension, along, parh/kei d. th=sde th=s qala/sshs h( a)kth/ Id. 4.39 (but pe/tatai d. qala/ssas across the sea, Pi. 6.48 ); lo/fos, di' ou(= to\ stau/rwma periebe/blhnto X. 7.4.22 . in Prose, of Intervals of Space, d. trih/konta do/mwn at intervals of thirty layers, i. e. after every thirtieth layer, Hdt. 1.179 ; d. de/ka e)pa/lcewn at every tenth battlement, Th. 3.21 ; cf. infr. 11.3 : of a single interval, d. pe/nte stadi/wn at a distance of five stades, Hdt. 7.30 , cf. 198 ; d. tosou/tou ma=llon h)\ d. pollw=n h(merw=n o(dou= at so short a distance, etc., Th. 2.29 ; d. pollou= at a great distance apart, Id. 3.94 ; d. plei/stou Id. 2.97 ; di' e)la/ssonos Id. 3.51 ; u(/data d. makrou= a)lo/mena Hp. Aër. 9 , etc. of Time, of duration from one end of a period to the other, throughout, d. panto\s [tou= xro/nou] Hdt. 9.13 ; di' o(/lou tou= ai)w=nos Th. 1.70 ; di' ai)w=nos S. 1024 ; di' h(me/ras o(/lhs Ar. 27 ; di' o(/lhs th=s nukto/s X. 4.2.4 , etc.: without an Adj., di' h(me/rhs all day long, Hdt. 1.97 ; d. nukto/s Th. 2.4 , X. 4.6.22 (but d. nukto/s in the course of the night, by night, 5.19 , 138.15 (i A. D.), etc.); d. nukto\s kai\ h(me/ras Pl. 343b ; di' e)niautou=, di' e)/tous, Ar. 569.8 , 1058 ; d. bi/ou Pl. 183e , etc.; d. te/lous from beginning to end, A. 275 , Pl. 519c , etc.: with Adjs. alone, d. panto/s continually, A. 862 (lyr.), etc.; di' o)li/gou for a short time, Th. 1.77 ; d. makrou= E. 320 ; o( d. me/sou xro/nos Hdt. 8.27 . of the interval which has passed between two points of Time, d. xro/nou pollou= or d. pollou= xr. after a long time, Id. 3.27 , Ar. 1045 ; d. makrw=n xro/nwn Pl. 22d : without an Adj., d. xro/nou after a time, S. 758 , X. 1.4.28 , etc.; di' h(merw=n after several days, 2.1 ; and with Adjs. alone, di' o)li/gou Th. 5.14 ; ou) d. makrou= Id. 6.15 , 91 ; d. pollou= Luc. 2 , etc.: with Numerals, di' e)te/wn ei)/kosi Hdt. 6.118 , cf. 56.38 (iii B. C.), etc.: but d. th=s e(bdo/mhs till the seventh day, Luc. 21 : also distributively, xro/nos d. xro/nou prou)/baine time after time, S. 285 ; a)/llos di' a)/llou E. 1248 . of successive Intervals, d. tri/ths h(me/rhs every other day, Hdt. 2.37 ; d. tri/tou e)/teos ib. 4 , etc.; d. pentethri/dos every four years (with inclusive reckoning), Id. 3.97 ; di' e)/tous pe/mptou, of the Olympic games, Ar. 584 (but di' e(ndeka/tou e)/teos in the course of the eleventh year, Hdt. 1.62 ). causal, through, by, of the Agent, di' a)gge/lwn or -ou e)pikhrukeu/esqai, poiei=sqai, by the mouth of . ., Id. 1.69 , 6.4 , cf. 1.113 ; di' e(rmhne/ws le/gein X. 2.3.17 , etc.; to\ r(hqe\n u(po\ *kuri/ou d. tou= profh/tou 1.22 ; di' e(ko/ntwn a)ll' ou) d. bi/as poiei=sqai Pl. 58b ; peso/nt' a)llotri/as diai\ gunaiko/s by her doing, A. 448 (lyr.); e)k qew=n gegonw\s d. basile/wn pefukw/s X. 7.2.24 ; di' e(autou= poiei=n ti of oneself, not by another's agency, ib. 1.1.4 , etc.; but also, by oneself alone, unassisted, D. 15.14 , cf. 22.38 . of the Instrument or Means, d. xeirw=n by hand (prop. by holding between the hands), di' o(si/wn x. qigw/n S. 470 ; also d. xerw=n labei=n, d. xeiro\s e)/xein in the hand, Id. 916 , 1258 (but ta\ tw=n cumma/xwn d. xeiro\s e)/xein to keep a firm hand on, Th. 2.13 ); d. ste/rnwn e)/xein S. 639 ; h( a)kou/ousa phgh\ di' w)/twn Id. 1387 ; d. sto/matos e)/xein X. 1.4.25 ; d. mnh/mhs e)/xein Luc. 9 ; ai( d. tou= sw/matos h(donai/ X. 1.5.6 ; d. lo/gwn suggi/gnesqai to hold intercourse by word, Pl. 272b ; d. lo/gou a)pagge/llein 15.27 ; di' e)pistolw=n 10.9 , 1070.15 (iii A. D.). of Manner (where dia/ with its Noun freq. serves as an Adv.), d. me/qhs poih/sasqai th\n sunousi/an Pl. 176e ; pai/w di' o)rgh=s through passion, in passion, S. 807 ; d. ta/xous, = taxe/ws , Id. 822 , Th. 1.63 (but d. taxe/wn ib. 80 , al.); d. spoudh=s in haste, hastily, E. 212 ; di' ai)dou=s with reverence, respectfully, ib. 441 ; d. yeudw=n e)/ph lying words, Id. 309 ; ai( d. karteri/as e)pime/leiai long-continued exertions, X. 2.1.20 ; di' a)kribei/as, d. pa/shs a)kr., Pl. 23d , 876c ; d. sigh=s Id. 450c ; d. cumforw=n h( cu/mbasis e)ge/neto Th. 6.10 ; ou) di' ai)nigma/twn, a)ll' e)nargw=s ge/graptai Aeschin. 3.121 ; di' ai(/matos, ou) d. me/lanos tou\s no/mous o( *dra/kwn e)/grayen Plu. 17 : also with Adjs., d. Braxe/wn, d. makrw=n tou\s lo/gous poiei=sqai, Isoc. 14.3 , Pl. 449b ; a)pokri/nesqai d. braxuta/twn ibid. d; cf. infr. IV. in later Prose, of Material out of which a thing is made, kataskeua/zein ei)/dwla di' e)le/fantos kai\ xrusou= D.S. 17.115 ; qusi/ai di' a)lfi/tou kai\ spondh=s pepoihme/nai Plu. 8 ; brw/mata d. me/litos kai\ ga/laktos gigno/mena Ath. 14.646e ; oi)=nos d. bouni/ou Dsc. 5.46 . dia/ tinos e)/xein, ei)=nai, gi/gnesqai, to express conditions or states, a)gw\n dia\ pa/shs a)gwni/hs e)/xwn extending through every kind of contest, Hdt. 2.91 ; di' h(suxi/hs ei)=nai Id. 1.206 ; di' o)/xlou ei)=nai to be troublesome, Ar. 888 ; d. fo/bou ei)=nai Th. 6.59 ; di' a)pexqei/as gi/gnesqai X. 9.2 ; h( e)pime/leia d. xa/ritos gi/gnetai ibid.; d. mia=s gnw/mhs gi/gnesqai Isoc. 4.138 . with Verbs of motion, d. ma/xhs e)leu/sontai will engage in battle, Hdt. 6.9 ; e)lqei=n Th. 4.92 ; d. panto\s pole/mou, d. fili/as i)e/nai tini/, X. 3.2.8 ; d. di/khs i)e/nai tini/ go to law with . ., S. 742 , cf. Th. 6.60 ; d. tu/xhs i)e/nai S. 773 ; di' o)rgh=s h(/kein Id. 905 ; e)mautw=| d. lo/gwn a)fiko/mhn I held converse with myself, E. 872 ; d. lo/gwn, d. glw/sshs i)e/nai come to open speech, Id. 916 , 112 ; d. filhma/twn i)e/nai come to kissing, Id. 416 ; d. dikaiosu/nhs i)e/nai kai\ swfrosu/nhs Pl. 323a , etc.; d. puro\s i)e/nai (v. pu=r): in pass. sense, di' a)pexqei/as e)lqei=n tini to be hated by . ., A. 121 (anap.). with trans. Verbs, di' ai)ti/as e)/xein or a)/gein tina/ hold in fault, Th. 2.60 , Ael. 9.32 ; di' o)rgh=s e)/xein tina/ Th. 2.37 , etc.; d. fulakh=s e)/xein ti Id. 7.8 ; di' oi)/ktou e)/xein tina/, di' ai)sxu/nhs e)/xein ti, E. 851 , 683 ; d. pe/nqous to\ gh=ras dia/gein X. 4.6.6 ; di' ou)deno\s poiei=sqai/ ti S. 584 . WITH Acc. of Place, only Poet., in same sense as dia/ c. gen.: through, e(\c de\ d. ptu/xas h)=lqe . . xalko/s Il. 7.247 ; h)/i+ce d. druma\ . . kai\ u(/lhn 11.118 , cf. 23.122 , etc.; d. ta/fron e)lau/nein across it, 12.62 ; d. dw/mata poipnu/onta 1.600 ; e)pi\ xqo/na kai\ d. po/nton be/baken Pi. 4(3).41 ; feu/gein d. ku=m' a(/lion A. 14 (anap.). through, among, in, oi)/keon di' a)/krias Od. 9.400 ; a)/rabos de\ d. sto/ma gi/gnet' o)do/ntwn Il. 10.375 (but mu=qon, o(\n . . d. sto/ma . . a)/goito through his mouth, 14.91 ; so d. sto/ma o)/ssan i(ei=sai Hes. 65 ; a)ei\ ga\r h( gunh/ s' e)/xei d. sto/ma Ar. 855 ); d. kratera\s u(smi/nas Hes. 631 ; no/moi di' ai)qe/ra teknwqe/ntes S. 867 (lyr.). of Time, also Poet., d. nu/kta Il. 2.57 , etc.; d. gluku\n u(/pnon during sweet sleep, Mosch. 4.91 . causal: of persons, thanks to, by aid of, nikh=sai d . . . *)aqh/nhn Od. 8.520 , cf. 13.121 ; d. dmw|a\s . . ei(=lon 19.154 ; d. se by thy fault or service, S. 1129 , Ar. 145 , cf. 160 , 170 : in Prose, by reason of, on account of, d') h(ma=s Th. 1.41 , cf. X. 7.6.33 , D. 18.249 ; ou) di' e)mauto/n And. 1.144 ; so ei) mh\ dia/ tina if it had not been for . ., ei) mh\ di' a)/ndras a)gaqou/s Lys. 12.60 ; *miltia/dhn ei)s to\ ba/raqron e)mbalei=n e)yhfi/santo, kai\ ei) mh\ d. to\n pru/tanin e)ne/pesen a)/n Pl. 516e , cf. D. 19.74 ; ei) mh\ d. th\n e)kei/nou me/llhsin Th. 2.18 , cf. Ar. 558 ; ple/on' e)/lpomai lo/gon *)odusse/os h)\ pa/qan gene/sqai di' *(/omhron Pi. 7.21 . of things, to express the Cause, Occasion, or Purpose, di' e)mh\n i)o/thta because of my will, Il. 15.41 ; *dio\s mega/lou d. boula/s Od. 8.82 ; di' a)fradi/as for, through want of thought, 19.523 ; di' a)tasqali/as 23.67 ; di' e)/ndeian by reason of poverty, X. 7.8.6 ; d. kau=ma, d. xeimw=na, ib. 1.7.6 ; di' a)/gnoian kai\ a)maqi/an Pl. 360b , etc.: freq. also with neut. Adjs., d. ti/; wherefore?; d. tou=to, d. tau=ta on this account; di' o(/, di' a(/ on which account; d. polla/ for many reasons, etc. = e(/neka , to express Purpose, di) a)xqhdo/na for the sake of vexing, Th. 4.40 , cf. 5.53 ; d. th\n tou/tou safh/neian with a view to clearing this up, Pl. 524c , cf. Arist. 1172b21 ; au)th/ di' au(th/n for its own sake, Pl. 367b , etc. WITHOUT CASE as Adv. throughout, d. pro/ (v. supr. A.I.I); d. d' a)mpere/s Il. 11.377 . IN COMPO S. : through, right through, of Space, diabai/nw, die/xw, diippeu/w. in different directions, as in diape/mpw, diafore/w; of separation, asunder, diaire/w, dialu/w; of difference or disagreement, at variance, diafwne/w, diafe/rw; or simply mutual relation, one with another, diagwni/zomai, dia/dw, diaqe/w, diapi/nw, diafilotime/omai. pre-eminence, diapre/pw, diafe/rw. completion, to the end, utterly, dierga/zomai, diama/xomai, diapra/ttw, diafqei/rw: of Time, diabio/w. to add strength, thoroughly, out and out, diagalhni/zw, etc.; cf. za/. of mixture, between, partly, esp. in Adj., as dia/leukos, dia/xrusos, dia/xlwros, etc. of leaving an interval or breach, dialei/pw, dianapau/w. (Cogn. with du/o, di/s.) *di=a (sc. i(era/), ta/, = *dia/sia , 38.34 (Teos, v B. C.); cf. *dei=a. diaba^di/zw, fut. -iou=mai, later -iw= Luc. 1 , -badi/sw D.C. 37.53 :—go across, Th. 6.101 , Gal. 6.185 . walk to and fro, App. 1.25 , Luc. l.c.: in pres. Med. , Them. 21.253a . dia-ba/qra, h(, ladder, Aristeas 106 , Str. 16.2.40 , D.H. 5.41 , etc.: esp. ship's gangway, PPetr. 2p.38 (iii B. C.). drawbridge, Apollod. 170.1 ,al.: generally, bridge, 5.543 (iii B. C.). dia/-baqron, to/, a kind of slipper, Alex. 98.8 , Herod. 7.61 , Alciphr. 3.46 ; cf. Lat. diabathrarii, Plaut. 513 . diabai/nw, fut. -bh/somai: aor. -e/bhn, Aeol. part. za/bais Alc. 7.3 : intr., stride, walk or stand with legs apart, eu)= diaba/s, of a man planting himself firmly for fighting, Il. 12.458 , Tyrt. 11.21 ; w(di\ diaba/s Ar. 688 ; toso/nde bh=ma diabebhko/tos Id. 77 ; opp. sumbebhkw/s, X. 1.14 ; po/das mh\ -bebw=tas Hp. 43 , cf. D.S. 4.76 ; kolossoi\ -bebhko/tes Plu. 2.779f ; simply, spacious, do/moi Corn. 15 : metaph., mega/la d. e)pi/ tina to go with huge strides against . ., Luc. 32 ; o)no/mata -bebhko/ta ei)s pla/tos great straddling words, D.H. 22 ; [pou\s] -bebhkw/s with a mighty stride, ib. 17 : c. acc. cogn., ai( a(rmoni/ai diabebh/kasi eu)mege/qeis diaba/seis ib. 20 ; also e)cerei/smata xro/nwn pro\s e(drai=on -bebhko/ta me/geqos Longin. 40.4 . c. acc., step across, pass over, ta/fron Il. 12.50 ; po/ron' *wkeanoi=o Hes. 292 , cf. A. 865 (lyr.); *)axe/ronta Alc. l.c.; potamo/n Hdt. 1.75 , etc., cf. 7.35 ; also dia\ potamou= X. 4.8.2 . abs. (qa/lassan or potamo/n being omitted), cross over, *)/hlid' e)s eu)ru/xoron diabh/menai Od. 4.635 ; <e)s> th/nde th\n h)/peiron Hdt. 4.118 ; ploi/w| Id. 1.186 , cf. Th. 1.114 , Pl. 229c , etc.: metaph., tw=| lo/gw| die/baine e)s *eu)rubia/dea he went over to him, Hdt. 8.62 ; d. e)pi\ ta\ mei/zw Arr. 1.18.18 . po/qen . . diabe/bhke to\ a)rgu/rion from what sources the money has mounted up, Plu. 2.829e . bestride, AP 5.54 ( Diosc. ). decide, di/kas 426.7 (Teos, iii B. C.). come home to, affect, ei)/s tina Diog. Oen. 2 , Steph. 281.5 . diaba/llw, fut. -ba^lw=: pf. -be/blhka:— throw or carry over or across, ne/as Hdt. 5.33 , 34 ; in wrestling, Ar. 262 codd. more freq. intr., pass over, cross, e)k . . e)s . . Hdt. 9.114 ; fugh=| pro\s *)/argos E. 931 ; pro\s th\n h)/peiron Th. 2.83 : c. acc. spatii, d. po/ron A. 69 (dub.); gefu/ras E. 117 ; to\n *)io/nion Th. 6.30 ; to\ pe/lagos ei)s *messapi/ous Demetr.Com.Vet. 1 . put through, th=s qu/ras da/ktulon D.L. 1.118 ; tu/los diabeblhme/nos dia\ tou= r(umou= Arr. 2.3.7 ( = Aristobul. 4 ); kri/kwn di' a)llh/lwn diabeblhme/nwn D.Chr. 30.20 ; diablhqe/ntwn tw=n a)gkw/nwn dia\ me/swn tw=n to/nwn Hero 101.12 , cf. 108.6 . in Ar. 643 a(/tta diaba/loi tis au)tw=|, tau=t' a)\n h(/dist' h)/sqien, for paraba/loi, whatever scraps they threw to him, with a play on signf. v. set at variance, e)me\ kai\ *)aga/qwna Pl. 222c , 222d , cf. 498c ; d. tina\s a)llh/lois Arist. 1313b16 ; set against, tina\s pro\s ta\ pa/qh, pro\s th\n brw=sin, Plu. 2.727d , 730f ; bring into discredit, mh/ me diaba/lh|s stratw=| S. 582 ; d. [tina\] th=| po/lei Pl. 566b :— Pass. , to be at variance with, tini/ Id. 67e ; to be filled with suspicion and resentment against another, Hdt. 5.35 , 6.64 , Th. 8.81 , 83 ; ou)de\n u(polei/petai o(/tw| a)/n moi dikai/ws diabeblh=|sqe And. 2.24 ; pro/s tina Hdt. 8.22 , Arist. 1404b21 , Plb. 30.19.2 ; tou\s -beblhme/nous pro\s th\n filosofi/an Isoc. 15.175 ; to be brought into discredit, e)s tou\s cumma/xous Th. 4.22 ; diabeblhme/nos discredited, Lys. 7.27 , 8.7 . put off with evasions, d. tina\ mi/an (sc. h(me/ran) e)k mia=s 5343.41 (ii A. D.), cf. 36.23 (iv A. D.). attack a man's character, calumniate, d. tou\s *)aqhnai/ous pro\s to\n *)artafre/nea Hdt. 5.96 ; *peloponnhsi/ous e)s tou\s *(/ellhnas Th. 3.109 ; die/ballon tou\s *)/iwnas w(s di' e)kei/nous a)poloi/ato ai( ne/es Hdt. 8.90 ; diabalw\n au)tou\s w(s ou)de\n a)lhqe\s e)n nw=| e)/xousi Th. 5.45 ; accuse, complain of, without implied malice or falsehood, 23.4 (ii B. C.): c. dat. rei, reproach a man with . ., th=| a)tuxi/a| Antipho 2.4.4 ; d. tina\ ei)/s or pro/s ti, Luc. 50 , 14 :— Pass. , dieblh/qh w(s 16.1 ; e)pi\ bi/w| mh\ sw/froni diabeblhme/nos Hdn. 2.6.6 . c. acc. rei, misrepresent, D. 18.225 , 28.1 , etc.: speak or state slanderously, w(s ou(=tos die/ballen Id. 18.20 , cf. ib. 14 ; tou=to/ mou diaba/llei ib. 28 : generally, give hostile information, without any insinuation of falsehood, Th. 3.4 . d. ti ei)/s tina lay the blame for a thing on . ., Procop. 22.19 . disprove a scientific or philosophical doctrine, Gal. 5.289 :— Pass. , Id. 5.480 , Plu. 2.930b . d. e)/pos declare it spurious, Id. 34 . deceive by false accounts, impose upon, mislead, tina/ Hdt. 3.1 , 5.50 , 8.110 , E. 435 :— Med. , Hdt. 9.116 , Ar. 1648 (ubi v. Sch.), 1214 :— Pass. , Hp. 30 , Pl. 255a , Plu. 2.563d . divert from a course of action, pro\s th\n kaki/an tina/s ib. 809f :— Pass. , yuxh\ -be/blhtai pro\s ma/xhn Arr. 2.26.3 . Med. , contract an obligation (?), 9.26 . diaba/llesqai a)straga/lois pro/s tina throw against him, Plu. 2.148d , 272f . diabapti/zomai, dive for a match, pro/s tina Polyaen. 4.2.6 . metaph., contend in foul language with, tini/ D. 25.41 . dia/baros li/qos, a volcanic stone, dub. in Thphr. 20 (leg. dia/boros, porous). diaba^sa^ni/zw, test thoroughly, Pl. 736c , J. 5.7.10 , Arr. 3.26.13 . diaba^sei/w, Desiderat. of diabai/nw, D.C. 40.32 . diaba^si^li/zomai, to be a pretender to a kingdom, Com.Adesp. 322 . dia/ba^sis, ews, h(, crossing over, passage, d. poiei=sqai Hdt. 1.186 , etc.; act of crossing, ai( d. tw=n o)xetw=n diaspw=si ta\s fa/laggas Arist. 1303b12 . means or place of crossing, Hdt. 1.205 ; d. potamw=n fords, Th. 7.74 , cf. X. 1.5.12 , etc.; bridge, ib. 2.3.10 ; passage along a ship's deck, gangway, Hp. 14 , Plu. 12 ; ferry-boat, LXX 19.18 . the Jewish Passover, Ph. 1.117 . h( tw=n w(rw=n d. transition of the seasons, Ael. 9.46 . in Gramm., transitive force of Verbs, ta\ e)n d. tou= prosw/pou r(h/mata A.D. 202.7 , al. in Rhet. of intervals or pauses in pronunciation caused by long syllables and the like , r(uqmoi\ plei/sthn e)/xontes d. D.H. 20 ; cf. diabai/nw 1 . diaba/skw, = diabai/nw , strut, diaba/skei Ar. 486 ; cf. diabiba/skw. diabast-agmo/s: cunctatio, Gloss. diabast-a/zw, carry over, Aq. 51.18 , Sm. 15.13 :— Pass. , Vett. Val. 162.28 . weigh in the hand, estimate, Plu. 25 , Luc. 33 . contain, Vett. Val. 222.1 . diaba^t-e/os, a, on, that must be crossed or passed through, potamo/s X. 2.4.6 ; na/pos ib. 6.5.12 . diabate/on one must cross, Plb. 5.51.5 , Plu. 31 , etc. diaba^t-h/ria (sc. i(era/), ta/, offerings before crossing the border, ta\ d. prou)xw/rei, ta\ d. e)ge/neto, they were favourable, Th. 5.54 , 55 , cf. X. 4.7.2 ; also, for crossing a river, e)/quse tw=| *eu)fra/th| tau=ron d. Plu. 24 ; ta\ d. dnsxere/stata e)ge/neto D.C. 40.18 : also masc., *zeu\s diabath/rios Ctes. 29.17 . Jewish Passover, Ph. 2.292 , al. diaba^/t-hs, ou, o(, one who ferries over or crosses, Ar. 765 . = diabh/ths , Hsch. diaba^t-iko/s, h/, o/n, of Verbs, transitive, A.D. 43.18 . slipping through the fingers, Sch. Ar. 448 . diaba^t-o/s, h/, o/n, to be crossed or passed, fordable, Hdt. 1.75 , Th. 2.5 , etc.; nh=son d. e)c h)pei/rou easily got at from the main land, Hdt. 4.195 :— Aeol. za/batos, Sapph. 158 . dia/baton, to/, passage for water, PIand. 52.14 (i A. D.). diabebai-o/w, confirm, u(po/lhyin D.L. 8.70 :—usu. Med. diabebai-o/omai, maintain strongly, affirm, confirm, D. 17.30 ; oi( presbu/teroi d. ou)de/n Arist. 1389b16 ; d. gegone/nai ti D.S. 13.90 , cf. Aristeas 99 , D.H. 2.39 , 19i17 (ii A. D.), 67.10 (iv A. D.); to be positive, peri/ tinos Plb. 12.12.6 , S.E. 1.191 :— Pass. , Phld. 1.226S. , 17 . diabebai/-wsis, ews, h(, assurance, dou=nai, e)rga/zesqai, ib. 24 , 35 ; asseveration, Hdn. p.96S. diabebai-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, affirmative, d. su/ndesmos A.D. 235.26 , al., 415.42 ; qewri/a Ptol. 7 . Adv. -kw=s A.D. 318.28 , S.E. 1.233 . diabe/ths, eos, o(, (perh. for dia-ve/ths, cf. e)/ths) title of official at Sparta, 5(1).32 2 ,al. dia/-bhma, atos, to/, a step across, a step, LXX 31.4 : metaph. in pl., successive moments, h( diako/smhsis trisi\ diw/ristai d. Dam. 423 . dia-bhma^ti/zw, step out, pace out, Aq. 6.13 . dia-bhsei/w, later form, = -ba^sei/w , Agath. 2.4 . dia-bh/ths, ou, o(, (diabai/nw) compass, so called from its outstretched legs, Ar. 178 , 1003 . carpenter's or stonemason's rule, cu/sas o)rqo\n pro\s diabh/thn 12(2).11.20 (Lesbos), cf. ib. 2.1054.10 , Pl. 56b , Plu. 2.802f , Sch. Il. 2.765 . siphon, Colum. 3.10 , Hero 1.29 . Medic., the disease diabetes, Aret. 2.2 , Philagr. ap. Orib. 5.19.9 , Gal. 8.394 . dia-bhti/zomai, Med. , make straight by rule, IG 7.3073.186 (Lebad.). dia-bh/tinos, h, on, made by rule, e)ktoma/s 20.211.9 (v/vi A. D.). diabi^a/zomai, strengthd. for bia/zomai, E. 1365 , LXX 14.44 ; d. th\n a)sqe/neian th=| sunhqei/a| th=| pro\ tou= Plb. 23.12.2 ; of plants, penetrate the soil in germination, Thphr. 2.17.7 . diabi^b-a/zw, causal of diabai/nw, carry over or across, transport, lead over, d. to\n strato\n kata\ gefu/ras Hdt. 1.75 ; e)s th\n nh=son o(pli/tas Th. 4.8 : also c. acc. loci, potamo\n d. [tina/] take one across a river, Pl. 900c , Plu. 24 : metaph., d. e)pi\ ta\ o(moeidh= to\ xrh/simon Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.31 , cf. Apollon.Cit. 1 ( Pass. ), Aristid. 28(49).29 ; lead to a conclusion, tina\ ei)s pe/ras tw=| lo/gw| Hld. 2.24 : in Music, cause the melody to pass, e)pi\ th\n parupa/thn Plu. 2.1134f . d. klh/rous pass through the heats or rounds of an athletic contest, 3.282 (Antioch in Pisidia). Pass. , of Verbs, have a transitive force, A.D. 277.10 ,al. later, pass time, Sch. Ar. 847 . diabi^b-a/skw, = foreg., Hp. 4 , cf. Erot. (die/baskon codd.). diabi^b-asmo/s, o(, Gramm., transitive force, A.D. 113.21 . diabi^b-astiko/s, h/, o/n, of Verbs, transitive, Id. 298.15 . diabibrw/skw Gal. 13.553 : fut. Pass. -brwqh/somai ib. 466 : mostly in pf. Pass. -be/brwmai:— eat up, consume, corrode, Hp. 2.24 , Pl. 83a , etc., Luc. 1 : metaph., diabibrw/skontai u(po\ [lo/gwn] Plu. 2.508d ; yuxh\-bebrwme/nh Max.Tyr. 6.7 . diabi^-o/w, fut. -w/somai: aor. 2 -ebi/wn, inf. -biw=nai (also -biw=sai: zh=sai, Hsch. ): pf. -bebi/wka Isoc. 9.70 :—live through, pass, xro/non Pl. 730c ; to\n bi/on Id. 81b ; to\n e)nqa/de xro/non Isoc.l.c.: abs., spend one's whole life, d. dikai/ws Pl. 526a : c. part., meletw=n diabebiwke/nai X. 3 , 4.8.4 . survive, Procop. 2.5 , al. d. a)po\ xrhma/twn live on, Plu. 3 . diabi^-w/skw, = foreg. 2 , Agath. diabi^-wte/on, one must spend one's life, d. pai/zonta Pl. 803e . diablast-a/nw, sprout, Thphr. 4.8.1 , Plu. 22 . diabla/st-hsis, ews, h(, germination, Thphr. 2.17.10 . diable/pw, stare with eyes wide open, Pl. 86d , Arist. 462a13 ; d. ei)/s tina, pro/s tina, Plu. 14 , 2.548b . see clearly, Dionys.Com. 2.13 ; e)n toi=s skoteinoi=s Phld. 1.252S. , cf. Luc. 22 : c. inf., diable/yeis e)kbalei=n to\ ka/rfos 7.5 . dia/-blhma, atos, to/, strap passing through a shoe-buckle, Lyd. 2.13 . dia-blhtiko/s, h/, o/n, = diaboliko/s , Poll. 5.118 : -kh/, h(, art of calumny, Phld. p.42J. Adv. -kw=s Poll. l.c. dia-blh/twr, oros, o(, slanderer, Man. 4.236 . diablu/zw, gush forth, kolw/nhs Nonn. 22.21 . diabo-a/w, late fut. -boh/sw Hdn. 2.2.2 :—proclaim, publish, aor. subj. -boa/sw A. 638 (lyr.): c. acc. et inf., e)kei=se xwrei=n tina\s dieboh/san Corn. 35 :— Pass. , to be the common talk, tau=ta dh\ diabebo/htai Pl. 312b ; to be celebrated, of persons or things, Plu. 11 , 3 ; pro/s tina Id. 9 ; e)pi/ tini Luc. 6 , Ant.Lib. 12.4 . cry aloud, d. w(s . . Th. 8.53 , 78 : abs., Luc. 17 . Med. , contend in shouting, D. 26.19 . diabo/-hsis, ews, h(, crying out or aloud, Plu. 2.455b . diabo/-htos, on, noised abroad, famous, Plu. 5 , Hdn. 4.4.8 ; e)f' w(/ra| kai\ lamuri/a| Plu. 6 , cf. X.Eph. 1.2 , D.Chr. 3.72 , Luc. 4 . diabol-h/, h(, (diaba/llw v) false accusation, slander, Epich. 148 ; e)pi\ diabolh=| ei)pei=n Hdt. 3.66 , 73 ; d. lo/gou Th. 8.91 ; diabola\s e)nde/xesqai, prosi/esqai, to give ear to them, Hdt. 3.80 , 6.123 ; diabola\s e)/xein w(s . . to have it slanderously said that . ., Isoc. 8.125 ; o)nei/dous kai\ d. tugxa/nein Lys. 25.6 ; e)nd. kaqesthke/nai ibid.; dialu/seinth\nd. Th. 1.131 : of charges not necessarily false or malicious, d. tai=s e)mai=s the accusations which I bring, E. 1005 , cf. Isoc. 1.17 ; ta\ pro\s diabolh\n kurou=nta tending to discredit, Plb. 12.15.9 , cf. 2.11.4 ; e)mh\ d. prejudice against me, Pl. 19b ; d. ei)s e)me/ And. 1.30 ; d. kaq' au(tou= pare/sxen Plu. 4 , cf. Phryn.Com. 58 ; opp. do/ca, ill-repute, Men. 723 ; d. lu=sai kai\ poih=sai remove, create prejudice against an antagonist, Arist. 1415a27 ; d. a)polu/esqai D.H. 6.59 . ( diaba/llw 111 ) quarrel, enmity, kata\ ta\s i)di/as d. Th. 2.65 ; h( pro\s to\ suggene\s d. Plu. 2.479b ; h( pro\s qa/naton d. fear, aversion from it, ib. 110a : c. gen., d. tou= pa/qous ib. 456b ; ei)s diabolh/n tinos to withstand them, LXX 22.32 . ( diaba/llw v111 ) legal obligation(?), Leg.Gort. 9.35 . fraud, Sch. Ar. 373 . diabol-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, = diabolh/ , Thgn. 324 ; deino/n e)stin h( d. Hippias 17D. : in pl., Pi. 2.76 . (Perh. to be written diai- metri gr. in poetry.) diabol-iko/s, h/, o/n, slanderous, kakotexni/a Ph. 98H. devilish, d. kai\ satanikh\ e)ne/rgeia 5.1731.11 (vi A. D.). dia/bol-os, on, slanderous, backbiting, grau=s Men. 878 , cf. Phld. p.24O. : Sup. -w/tatos Ar. 45 ; dia/bolo/n ti, aliquid invidiae, And. 2.24 ; to\ d. Plu. 2.61d . Subst., slanderer, Pi. 297 , Arist. 126a31 , Ath. 11.508d ; enemy, LXX 7.4 , 8.1 : hence, = Sâtân, ib. 1 21.1 ; the Devil, Ev.Matt. 4.1 , etc. Adv. -lws injuriously, invidiously, Th. 6.15 ; xrh=sqai/ tini Procop. 2 . diaborboru/zw, strengthd. for borboru/zw, Hp. 4.73 . diabo/reios, on, stretching northwards, Str. 2.1.33 (s. v.l.). diabo/ros, on, (bibrw/skw) devouring, no/sos S. 1084 , 7 . dia/boros, on, Pass. , eaten up, consumed, Id. 676 ; cf. dia/baros. diabo/skw, fut. -h/sw Socr. 19 :—feed, o)/roboi kai\ ta\ e)s brw=sin a)nagkai=a die/bosken au)tou\s Philostr. 1.15 ; th\n gaste/ra e)pi/ tini Alciphr. 3.7 ; pasture, PMasp. 112.15 (vi A. D.). diabostru^xo/omai, Pass. , to be curled, diabebostruxwme/nos Archil. 162 . diaboukole/w, cheat with false hopes, Luc. 5.2 :— Med. , diaboukolei=sqai/ tini beguile oneself with. ., Them. 21.255d . diaboul-euei/r: o( e)n toi=s i(stoi=s pro/bolos ( Lacon. ), Hsch. diaboul-eu/w, of a Council, complete its term, Arist. 32.1 . mostly in Med. ( Dor. diabwl- 5(2).343 ), deliberate, discuss thoroughly, And. 2.19 , Th. 2.5 , 7.50 ; d. ei)/te . . Pl. 304e , cf. Luc. 31 ; decide, c. inf., Id. 24 . diaboul-i/a, h(, = sq., LXX 5.10 , 11.6 . diabou/l-ion, to/, debate, deliberation, ib. 1.9 (pl.), al.; d. a)/gein Plb. 3.20.1 , etc. resolution, decree, Id. 4.24.2 , etc. meeting for debate, Id. 29.10.2 , 5(1).1390.172 (Andania, i B. C.). diabou/l-oi: diploi=, di/bouloi, Hsch. diabouni/n, sweetmeat eaten at dessert, Hsch. diabra^beu/w, bestow, Aesop. 24 (v. l.). dia/bragxos, o(, windpipe (?), Hippiatr. 20 . dia/-bregma, atos, to/, extract prepared by maceration, Dieuch. ap. Orib. 4.7.11 (pl.). dia-brekte/on, one must macerate, turo\n w)mh=| lu/sei 18.19.9 . dia/-brecis, ews, h(, soaking, Erot. s.v. te/gcis. dia-brexh/s, e/s, wet through, soaked, Luc. 304 . dia-bre/xw, soak, ta)rtu/mata A. 306 : abs., Arist. 866a10 :— Pass. , a)/lfita zwmw=| diabraxe/nta Ael. 1.23 , cf. 17.17.2 ; diabebregme/nos, of a person, soaked in liquor, Hld. 5.31 ; pri\n diabraxh=nai pikrota/tous ei)=nai Zeno Stoic. 1.65 ; e)n oi)/nw| kai\ me/qh| diabraxei/s Porph. 30 . diabri/qei: baru/nei, Hsch. , and diabri_qh/s: i)sxuro/s, Id. diabri_ma/omai, strengthd. for brima/omai, Them. 21.261c . diabroxh/, h(, maceration, v. l. in Dsc. 2.107 , cf. Antyll. ap. Orib. 4.11.2 ; soaking, wetting, swma/twn ib. 9.23.1 . diabroxismo/s, o(, catching in a noose, Antyll. ap. Orib. 45.24.5 , Gal. 18(2).679 . dia/broxos, on, (diabre/xw) very wet, moist, o)/mma E. 503 ; a)/gkos u(/dasi d. Id. 1051 , cf. Call. 48 ; gh= Hp. Aër. 10 , Arist. 167b7 . soaked, sodden, nau=s d. leaky, Th. 7.12 ; sa/rc Arist. 870a11 : metaph., e)/rwti, me/qh| d., Luc. 15 , Bis Acc. 17 . tearful, d. da/krusi Hld. 1.26 . dia/-brwma, atos, to/, (diabibrw/skw) that which is eaten through; worm-eaten wood, parchment, etc., Str. 13.1.54 . dia/-brwsis, ews, h(, eating through, tino/s Plu. 2.967f (pl.); chewing, Dsc. 5.74 . Medic., erosion of the coats of a vessel, Aret. 2.2 , 2.9 (pl.), J. 7.11.4 , Gal. 8.262 ; of the tissues generally, ib. 81 ; also blefa/rwn Dsc. 1.105 (pl.). dia-brwtiko/s, h/, o/n, corrosive, Alex.Aphr. 1.99 , Gal. 1.280 ( Sup. ). dia-bune/w, dia-bu/nw, v. diabu/w. diabu/ssei: diakamu/ssei, Hsch. diabu/w, thrust through, e)s to\ sto/ma Hp. 5 :— Med. (from dia-bune/w), diabune/ontai o)i+stou\s dia\ th=s a)risterh=s they pass arrows through their left hand, Hdt. 4.71 :— Pass. (from dia-bu/nw), phda/lion dia\ th=s tro/pios diabu/netai is passed through the keel, Id. 2.96 . diaga^lhni/zw, make quite calm, ta\ pro/swpa Ar. 646 . dia^ga^nakt-e/w, to be full of indignation, Lys. 1606.84 , D. 27.63 , Plu. 2.74b , D.S. 14.1 ; pro/s ti J. 4.4.4 . Medic., to be severely affected, Antyll. ap. Orib. 44.8.1 ; to be irritated, Sor. 1.81 , 118 . dia^ga^na/kt-hsis, ews, h(, great indignation, Ph. 2.178 , Plu. 16 (pl.). dia^ga^pa/w, strengthd. for a)gapa/w, love, to\n au(th=s a)/ndra 112.15 (vi A. D.). diagauria/w, plume oneself, strut about, EM 270.38 . dia/ggaron: dike/falon, Hsch. diagg-eli/a, h(, notification, J. 3.8.5 . diagg-e/llw, fut. -elw=: aor. dih/ggeila X. 1.6.2 :—give notice by a messenger, c. dat., Th. 7.73 , X. l.c., etc.; d. ei)s . . Id. 3.11.3 ; pro/s tina Philipp. ap. D. 12.16 : generally, noise abroad, proclaim, d. o(/ti . . Pi. 5.3 ; ti E. 436 , Pl. 317a : c. inf., order to do, E. 353 :— Med. , pass the word of command from man to man, X. 3.4.36 . dia/gg-elma, atos, to/, a message, notice, LXX 4.20(7) . dia/gg-elos, o(, messenger, negotiator, esp. secret informant, go-between, Th. 7.73 . military term, adjutant, Plu. 2.678d ; but, = Lat. speculator, Plu. 24 . diagg-elte/on, one must notify, ta\s paraine/seis pa=si Ph. 2.259 . diag[eit]oni/a, h(, local group, prob. in 12(1).922.4 (Lindus). diagela/w, laugh at, mock, tina/ E. 272 , 322 , X. 2.6.26 , J. 16.7.6 , Phld. 110 , Plu. 2.1118c ; tw=n i)ama/twn tina\ d. w(s a)pi/qana e)o/nta 4.951.35 (Epid.): abs., Luc. 16 . intr., look bright, of the weather, Thphr. 8.2.4 , 1.2.8 ; d. h( h(me/ra Procop. 1.1 ; of water, Plu. 2.950b , cf. 4 . diage/lws, wtos, o(, derision, prob. in Phld. 1251.17 . diagenh/s: eu)genh/s, Hsch. (fort. diogenh/s). dia/-geusis, ews, h(, tasting, Gp. 7.7 tit. dia-geu/w, give a taste of, tina\ th=s fwnh=s kai\ tou= me/lous Eun. p.247 D. Med. , taste, Plu. 2.469c , 7.7.1 . diagiggra/zw, lit. tune up: metaph. of a cook, Athenio 1.31 (cj. Dobr.). diagi/gnomai, Ion. and later Att. dia-gi/nomai [gi_], fut. -genh/somai: aor. diegeno/mhn, also diegenh/qhn Phld. 37 :—go through, pass, tosa/de e)/th Pl. 32e ; th\n nu/kta X. 1.10.19 ; d. a)pragmo/nws th\n h(me/ran Nicom.Com. 1.42 : abs., go through life, live, Ar. 45 , Th. 5.16 ; survive, v. l. in Hp. 1.2 ; e)a\n a)/ra diagignw/meqa if we live long enough, Aeschin. 1.51 ; a)\n diage/nwmai Diog.Oen. 66 ; d. a)po\ th=s te/xnhs to subsist by it, Arist. 1268a31 ; gennai/ws d. e)/n tini behave nobly in . ., Plu. 2.119d : freq. c. part., diagene/sqai a)/rxwn continue in the government, X. 1.1.1 ; ou)de\n a)/llo poiw=n diagege/nhtai h)\ diaskopw=n he was never anything but a theorist, Id. 4.8.4 ; d. kolakeu/wn D. 23.179 . intervene, elapse, xro/nou metacu\ diagenome/nou Lys. 1.15 ; xro/nwn diagenome/nwn Is. 11.9 , cf. Plu. 22 , etc.; oi)/damen . . h)/dh th=| kri/sei e)kei/nh| diagegono/ta e)/th o)ktw/ Test. ap. D. 21.82 , cf. Plu. 2.162c , Phld. 37 , 68.18 (ii A. D.). diagignw/skw, Ion. and later Att. dia-gi_nw/skw, fut. -gnw/somai D. 50.1 :—know one from the other, distinguish, discern, eu)= diagignw/skontes Il. 23.240 ; e)/nqa diagnw=nai xalepw=s h)=n a)/ndra e(/kaston 7.424 , cf. Ar. 91 ; d. ei) o(/moioi/ ei)si to distinguish whether they are equals or no, Hdt. 1.134 ; ou)d' a)\n . . diagnoi/h, li/nou h)\ kanna/bio/s e)sti Id. 4.74 ; d. th\n boh\n o(pote/ra mei/zwn Th. 1.87 ; d. dio/ti . . Arist. 1266b16 ; d. po/teron . ., h)/ . . Id. 389a5 ; d. to\n kalo/n te kai\ ai)sxro\n e)/rwta Pl. 186c ; d. to\ o)rqo\n kai\ mh/ Aeschin. 3.199 ; d. th\n qh/leian kai\ to\n a)/rrena Arist. 613a16 ; d. tou\s newte/rous kai\ presbute/rous e)k tw=n o)do/ntwn ib. 501b11 ; d. u(ma=s o)/ntas . ., i.e. d. u(mw=n oi(/tine/s ei)sin . ., Ar. 518 :— Pass. , to\n xalko\n mh\ diaginw/skesqai th=| xroa=| pro\s to\n xruso/n Arist. 834a2 , cf. Thphr. 5.3.2 ; to be distinguished, celebrated, a)retai=s Pi. 4.21 . discern exactly, perceive, descry, ti S. 1186 ; d. o(/ti . . Isoc. 3.47 . Medic., form a diagnosis, Erasistr. ap. Gal. 8.14 . determine by vote or otherwise, c. inf., Hdt. 6.138 , Luc. 9 , Hdn. 4.4.2 :— Pass. , impers. die/gnwsto au)toi=s lelu/sqai ta\s sponda/s Th. 1.118 . law-term, determine or decide a suit, di/khn A. 709 , cf. 5(2).159 (Tegea, v B. C.), Antipho 6.3 ; ta\ a)mfisbhth/sima Id. 2.1.1 ; give judgement, peri/ tinos Th. 4.46 , Lys. 7.22 , D. 28.10 ; take cognizance of an action, 3p.118 (iii B. C.), etc.:— Pass. , diegnwsme/nh kri/sis Th. 3.53 ; mene/twsan e)n toi=s diagnwsqei=si Lexap. D. 21.94 . = dianagignw/skw (which shd. perh. be read), read through, Plb. 3.32.2 , Ph. 2.555 ,al. diagku^lo/omai, Dep., (a)gku/lh) hold a javelin by the thong:—only pf. part. Pass. dihgkulwme/nos ready to throw or shoot, X. 4.3.28 ( v.l. -isme/nos ), 5.2.12 : later in form -hme/nos (as if from -a/omai) , to/con, kerauno/n, d. ready to shoot with . ., Hdn. 1.14.9 , Luc. 15 . dia/gku^los, on, with two loops, bro/xos Heraclas ap. Orib. 48.16.1 : Subst. dia/gku^lon, to/, double loop, Sor. 7 . diagkwn-i/zomai, lean on one's elbow, Dam. 134 . dihgkwnisme/nos sfugmo/s, term coined by Archig. , Gal. 8.651 . diagkwn-ismo/s, o(, jostling with the elbow, Plu. 2.644a . diaglai/nein: dialumai/nesqai, Hsch. diaglau/ssw, shine brightly, a)tarpoi/ A.R. 1.1281 . diagla/fw [a^] scoop out, eu)na\s e)n yama/qoisi diagla/yas' ( v.l. -gna/y- ) Od. 4.438 . dia/-glumma, atos, to/, in pl., scrapings, Sch. Ar. 835 , Hsch. s.v. smileu/mata. dia/-gluptos, on, divided, of a quill-pen, 6.227 ( Crin. ). dia-glu^fh/, h(, scooping out, Orib. 49.4.28 . dia/-glu^fos, on, hollowed out, coffered, of ceilings, 789.18 , Suid. dia-glu/fw [u^], scoop out, pf. Pass. die/gluptai Androsth. ap. Ath. 3.93b ; carve, engrave, a)/galma Ael. 2.33 ; daktuli/ous ib. 12.30 :— Pass. , diaglufe/ntes kai\ diatoreuqe/ntes, metaph. of athletes, ib. 14.7 ; o)rofh\ fa/tnais diageglumme/nh D.S. 1.66 . Medic., shape, trim, Gal. 12.348 , etc. dia/gmata: diaskeua/smata, Hsch. diagnoe/w, to be ignorant of:— Pass. , dub. in Philostr. dia/gnoia, h(, deliberation, dub. in J. 17.9.5 . dia-gnw/mh, h(, decree, resolution, Th. 1.87 ; diagnw/mas poiei=sqai Id. 3.67 ; d. proqei=nai peri/ tinos ib. 42 . dia-gnwmone/w, consider, reflect, deliberate, Eust. 1237.21 . dia-gnw/mwn, on, gen. onos, distinguishing, and so rewarding, o(si/wn Antipho 3.3.3 . diagnwr-i/zw, make known, ti/ tini 2.15 (v.l.); speak publicly, peri/ tinos ib. 17 . diagnwr-ismo/s, o(, = dia/gnwsis , Gal. 17(1).141 . dia/-gnwsis, ews, h(, distinguishing, th\n d. poiei=sqai o(poi=oi e)kra/toun h)\ e)kratou=nto Th. 1.50 ; means of distinguishing or discerning, E. 926 ; kalw=n h)\ mh\ toiou/twn ti/s d.; D. 18.128 ; d. fwnh=s kai\ sigh=s Arist. 290b27 ; of medical diagnosis, d. poiei=sqai Hp. 10 , Gal. 8.766 , etc. power of discernment, E. 696 . resolving, deciding, d. poiei=sqai Antipho 6.18 ; peri/ tinos D. 18.7 ; taxi/sthn e)/xei d. Isoc. 1.34 ; tou= o(\ prakte/on e)sti/n Metrod. 27 ; d. th=s a)ci/as poiei=sqai to determine the value, Pl. 865c ; = Lat. cognitio, Act.Ap. 25.21 , 19i20 (ii A. D.), 891r24 (ii A. D.); e)pi\ diagnw/sewn tou= *sebastou=, = Lat. a cognitionibus Augusti, IG 14.1072 , cf. 3 No. 51 (iii A. D.). dia-gnwste/on, one must distinguish, Luc. 16 . dia-gnw/sths, ou, o(, examining magistrate, = Lat. cognitor, Gloss. dia-gnwstiko/s, h/, o/n, able to distinguish, a)lhqw=n kai\ yeudw=n lo/gwn S.E. 2.229 , cf. Luc. 74 ; d. kai\ diakritiko/s Id. 69 , cf. Gal. 5.10 ; d. qewri/a Id. 1.271 ; d. shmei=a, opp. prognwstika/, ib. 313 . belonging to a dia/gnwsis 11 , u(pomnh/mata 34.15 (iv A. D.). dia-gnwsto/s, h/, o/n, to be distinguished, Gal. 8.940 . diagoggu/zw, mutter or murmur among themselves, kata/ tinos LXX 16.7 ; e)pi/ tini ib. 14.2 : abs., 15.2 , 19.7 , Hld. 7.27 . diago/r-eusis, ews, h(, declaration, Porph. ap. Stob. 2.8.42 . diagor-eu/w, declare, state explicitly, suggrafh=s -ou/shs 3.4 (iii B. C.); w(s o( no/mos d. LXX 61 , cf. D.H. 1.78 (v. l.), Jul. 1.3d ; give orders, command, Ph. 1.437 ; ti Id. 2.291 : c. inf., Id. 2.324 , al.: tini/, c. inf., Plu. 16 ; so mh/ . . forbid, App. 1.54 :— Pass. , to be declared or established, Pl. 757a ; ta\ dihgoreume/na 105.30 (ii B. C.), 115.6 (ii B.C.). relate in detail, D.H. 11.19 . speak of, kakw=s d. tina/ Luc. 26 (v.l.). = ta\ dia/fora kai\ ou) ta\ au)ta\ le/gein , Is. 18 . dia/gramma, atos, to/, figure marked out by lines, plan, Pl. 529e : esp. geometrical figure, X. 4.7.3 , Pl. 73b , Arist. 280a1 , etc. geometrical proposition, Id. 1112b21 , 41b14 , Ascl. 174.9 . in Music, scale, Phan.Hist. 17 ; but a)f' e(no\s d. u(pokre/kein on one note, Plu. 2.55d , cf. 13 . horoscope, nativity, Id. 42 . map, Jul. 10 . list, register, D. 14.21 ; inventory, skeuw=n Id. 47.36 ; register of taxable property, 39.17 , al. (iii B. C.), Harp. , Suid. ordinance, regulation, 5040.64 (Cret.), 14.27 (iii B. C.), D.S. 18.57 ; to\ d. tw= *)antigo/nw 7 (Cyme); = Lat. edictum, Plb. 22.10.6 , Plu. 24 . diagramm-i/zw, divide by lines: hence, play at chequers, Philem. 209 . diagramm-ismo/s, o(, game of chequers, Poll. 9.99 , Eust. 633.65 . diagrap-te/on, (diagra/fw IV) one must strike out, erase, Phryn. 368 . dia/grap-tos, on, struck out of the list, di/kh Hsch. diagra^f-a/rios: o( a)paitw=n dhmo/sia, Hsch. diagra^f-eu/s, e/ws, o(, one who makes a dia/gramma: at Athens, one who drew up a register of taxable properties, Harp. s.v. dia/gramma. describer, h)qw=n d. Marcellin. 51 . diagra^f-h/, h(, delineation, Pl. 501a ; diagram, Plu. 4 ; h( d. tw=n fu/llwn outline, Thphr. 3.13.1 ; delimitation of land, 2.40.11 (ii B. C.): in pl., plans, specifications of a building, 46.3 (Halic.). outline, scheme, ta\s d. poiei=sqai Arist. 105b13 ; table, syllabus, Id. 1107a33 , cf. 1228a28 (cf. u(pografh/); description of goods sold, 2.6 ; register, a(pa/ntwn tw=n genw=n Diph. 43.7 , cf. 3060 (Teos), etc.; list of articles, 3924.21 . decree, ordinance, esp. of Alexander, 12(2).526.35 , al.; ai( peri\ tw=n i(erw=n d. D.H. 3.36 . crossing out, cancelling, of a debt: hence, payment, poiei=n th\n d. tini\ tw=n ei)/kosi pe/nte tala/ntwn Plb. 31.27.7 , cf. 121.3 (i B.C.), al.; payment by draft, 742.52 (Ephesus, pl.); certificate that such payment has been made, 281.15 (ii A.D.). contract, PTeb. 88.9 (ii B. C.). levy, tax, Just. 131.5 , al. dia/gra^f-on, to/, dub. in 127.2 (vi A. D.). diagra^/f-w, mark out by lines, delineate, th\n po/lin Pl. 500e ; d. lo/gw| map out, Id. 778a ; d. tina/ describe a person, Philostr. 2.2.7 , 2.1 : abs., Plu. 23 , etc. d. grammh/n draw a line between, Pl.Com. 153.2 . draft a law, etc., D.H. 6.88 :— Pass. , sunqhkw=n diagrafeisw=n Plb. 1.62.7 . draw out a list of, prota/seis Arist. 46a8 ( Pass. ), 1378a28 , cf. 13.2 . enroll, levy, stratiw/tas Plb. 6.12.6 . of things, fix by written ordinance, to\ plh=qos to\ diagrafe\n a)potine/tw 43.7 (iii B. C.). draw a line through, cross out, erase, Pl. 387b ; d. tina/ strike off a person's name, E. 1073 ; d. di/khn, of the magistrates, strike a cause out of the list, Ar. 774 ( Pass. ), cf. Lys. 17.5 codd., D. 48.26 (but in 2.511.28 , 47 ( Pass. ), prob. to be entered in the list):— Med. , diagra/yasqai di/khn, of the plaintiff, give up a cause, withdraw it, Lys. 195 S. , D. 20.145 . cancel, rescind, do/gma Plu. 4 ; rule out, exclude, ta\ a)/loga tw=n zw/|wn Porph. 3.1 . reduce, degrade, qeou\s ei)s o)no/mata strathgw=n Plu. 2.360a , cf. 377d , 757b . write an order for, o)ywnismou\s toi=s stratiw/tais D.H. 5.28 , cf. 410.16 ( Pass. ); pay by banker's draft, 114 , 11(2).287 135 (Delos, iii B. C.), etc.; simply, pay, stath=ras e(kato/n 3.147.12 , cf. 577.9 , 32.11 (iii B. C.), 100.3 (ii B. C.), LXX 4.9 . distribute, xw/ras Plu. 31 ; satrapei/as D.S. 18.50 . diagrhgore/w, start into full wakefulness, Ev.Luc. 9.32 ; keep awake, pa/shs th=s nukto\s e)n fronti/sin kai\ de/ei d. Hdn. 3.4.4 . diagriai/nw, strengthd. for a)griai/nw, Plu. 86 , 20 ( Pass. ). diagrupn-e/w, lie awake, e)n makrw=| xro/nw| nukto\s d. Ar. 931 , cf. Luc. 6 , Porph. 1.27 ; th\n nu/kta D.S. 14.105 . diagrupn-hth/s, ou=, o(, one who lies awake, Sch. Ar. 277 . dia/guios paiw/n, the foot - ^ -, Aristid.Quint. 1.16 . (Perh. twolimbed.) diagumn-a/zw, keep in hard exercise, Polyaen. 6.1.7 ; continue exercise, Gal. 6.163 :— Med. , take hard exercise, Id. 4 . diagumn-o/w, strip naked, lay bare, th\n a)lh/qeian d. Eun. p.250 D. dia/gxw, strengthd. for a)/gxw, Luc. 31 . dia/gw [a^], carry over or across, porqmh=es d' a)/ra tou/s ge dih/gagon Od. 20.187 , cf. Th. 4.78 ; d. e)pi\ sxedi/as a)/rtous X. 2.4.28 . intr., cross over, Id. 7.2.12 . draw through, th\n proboski/da Plu. 2.968d . Geom., draw through or across, produce a line, Euc. 1.21 , al. draw apart, ta\ o)/mmata 4.951.121 (Epid.). of Time, pass, spend, ai)w=na 20.7 ; bi/oton, bi/on, A. 711 , S. 1619 , Ar. 464 ; d. to\n bi/on maxo/menos Pl. 579d ; h(su/xion bi/on d. e)n eu)sebei/a| 1 Ep.Tim. 2.2 ; gh=ras, nu/kta, X. 4.6.6 , 6.5.1 ; xro/non Plu. 10 (but xro/nos dih=ge/ me, = xro/non dih=gon , S. 782 ); d. e(orth/n celebrate it, Ath. 8.363f : hence, intr., without bi/on, pass life, live, Democr. 191 , D. 18.254 , 25.82 ; = diaitw=mai, diatri/bw , Thom.Mag. pp.90,98 R.; d. e)n filosofi/a| Pl. 174b ; tarry, e)n tw=| dikasthri/w| Id. 3e ; e)n proastei/w| Hdn. 1.12.5 :— Med. , diago/menos Pl. 344e , etc.; ta\ pro\s tou\s qeou\s eu)sebw=s d. 352.15 (Iasus). delay, Th. 1.90 , D.C. 57.3 : c. acc., spin out, protract, tou\s lo/gous Philostr. 1.17 . c. acc. pers., divert, fob off, e)lpi/das le/gwn dih=ge [tou\s stratiw/tas] X. 1.2.11 , cf. D. 53 , Luc. 1.3 . continue, d. siwph=| X. 1.4.14 : freq. c. part., continue doing so and so, d. lipare/ontas Hdt. 1.94 ; d. manqa/nwn, e)pimelo/menos, X. 1.2.6 , 7.5.85 . with Advbs., e)n toi=s xalepw/tata d. Th. 7.71 ; a)/rista X. 4.4.15 ; eu)= Arist. 625b23 ; a)kindu/nws Id. 1295b33 ; also eu)sebh= d. tro/pon peri/ tina conduct oneself piously, Ar. 457 . cause to continue, keep in a certain state, po/lin o)rqodi/kaion d. A. 995 (lyr.); po/leis e)n o(monoi/a| Isoc. 3.41 ; e)n pa=si toi=s kata\ bi/on . . dih=gen u(ma=s D. 18.89 ; to\ u(ph/koon e)n h(suxi/a| d. D.C. 40.30 . entertain, feed, tragh/masi kai\ laxa/nois to\n strato/n Philostr. 10.4 :— Pass. , [ le/wn] melitou/ttais dih/geto Id. 5.42 . manage, ka/llista pa/nta d. Pl. 273c ; panhgurikw/teron d. ta\ kata\ th\n a)rxh/n Plb. 5.34.3 . separate, force apart, ta\ ske/lea Hp. 230 , LXX 16.25 ; tou\s o)do/ntas Aret. 1.6 . divert, tina\ a)po/ tinos Philostr. 3 ; simply, divert, ta\s basilei/ous fronti/das Id. 1.8.2 . dia^gwg-eu/s, e/ws, o(, conductor, yuxw=n, of Hermes, 268.24 . dia^gwg-h/, h(, carrying across, trih/rwn Polyaen. 5.2.6 . lit. carrying through: hence metaph., h( dia\ pa/ntwn au)tw=n d. taking a person through a subject by instruction, Pl. 343e ; so, course of instruction, lectures, e)n th=| e)nestw/sh| d. prob. in Phld. 25 . passing of life, way or course of life, d. bi/ou Pl. 344e : abs., Id. 177a , etc. way of passing time, amusement, d. meta\ paidia=s Arist. 1127b34 , cf. 1177a27 ; d. e)leuqe/rios Id. 1339b5 ; diagwgai\ tou= suzh=n public pastimes, ib. 1280b37 , cf. Plu. 126b (pl.). delay, D.C. 57.3 . management, tw=n pragma/twn d. dispatch of business, Id. 48.5 . station for ships, f. l. in Hdn. 4.2.8 . diagwga/n: diai/resin, dianomh/n, die/leusin, Hsch. dia^gwg-iko/s, h/, o/n, of or for a passage: te/los d., = sq., Str. 4.3.2 . dia^gw/g-ion, to/, transit-duty, toll, Plb. 4.52.5 . dia^gwn-i/a, h(, struggle, Max.Tyr. 1.1 . (Fort. diafwni/a.) dia^gwn-ia/w, pf. dihgwni/aka 12.32B22 (Olbia):—strengthd. for a)gwnia/w, Aristeas 124 , LXX 3.21 ; d. mh\ sfalw=sin Plb. 3.105.5 : c. acc., stand in dread of, ib. 102.10 . dia^gwn-i/zomai, contend, struggle against, tini/, pro/s tina, X. 3.9.2 , 1.6.26 ; tau=ta d. pro\s a)llh/lous ib. 1.2.12 ; tw=| *dii\ u(pe\r eu)daimoni/as Epicur. 602 ; u(pe\r th=s a)rxh=s D.H. 3.17 ; peri/ tinos Luc. 2.8 : abs., ma/xh| d. Th. 5.10 ; lo/gw| d. Pl. 456b , cf. 464e , D. 7.8 ; finish a contest, of the Chorus, X. 6.4.16 ; but, decide a contest, peri/ tinos Aeschin. 3.132 :— Pass. , dihgw/nistai Plu. 2.556e ; pra/ceis diagwnisqei=sai Socr. 30.9 , etc. diagw/nios, on, from angle to angle, diagonal, Str. 2.1.36 , Vitr. 9.1.5 , Aristid.Quint. 3.3 , Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.23.3 , Procl. 3.16 ; d. pa/ssalos Nicom. 6 . Adv. -i/ws Id. 2.12 . dia^gwn-ismo/s, o(, a great straining, th=s koili/as Aët. 9.30 . dia^gwn-iste/on, one must make a great effort, Ph. 2.471 . dia^gwnoqete/w, set at variance, Plb. 25.4.7 . diada/knw, fut. -dh/comai, bite hard, Max.Tyr. 6.2 : metaph. of calumny, d. tina/ Plb. 4.87.5 ; of sarcasm, Iamb. 21 .la/:— Med. , have a biting-match with, tw=| *kerbe/rw| Plu. 2.1105a ; bite each other, kuni/dia diadakno/mena M.Ant. 5.33 . diadakru/w [u_], weep, D.H. 10.17 (s. v.l.). diada/ptw, tear asunder, rend, dia\ de\ xro/a kalo\n e)/dayen Il. 5.858 , cf. 21.398 . diada^te/omai, aor. diedasa/mhn Pi. (v. infr.): in reciprocal sense, divide among themselves, dia\ kth=sin date/onto Il. 5.158 , Hes. 606 , cf. Pi. 1.51 ; d. th\n lhi/+hn Hdt. 8.121 . in act.sense, divide, distribute, dia\ pau=ra dasa/sketo ( Ion. iterative form) Il. 9.333 ; e)s fula\s dieda/santo distributed them among the tribes, Hdt. 4.145 :— Pass. , to be divided, gh=s diadatoume/nhs App. 1.1 . diadei/knu_mi, fut. -dei/cw, Ion. -de/cw, strengthd. for dei/knumi, show plainly, Hdt. 2.162 , al.; fro/nhma kai\ me/geqos a)reth=s Plu. 2.968d : folld. by a relat. clause with o(/ti, Hdt. 7.172 , 9.58 : also c. part., diadeca/tw tis basile/os khdo/menos Id. 8.118 ; d. th\n *(ellh/nwn a)lkh\n a)pro/smaxon ou)=san Plu. 9 :— Med. , display, e)pime/leian 778.6 (ii A. D.):— Pass. , diadeiknu/sqw e)w\n pole/mios let him be declared the king's enemy, Hdt. 3.72 ; a)gaqoi\ diedei/xqhsan Lib. 11.105 , cf. Hermog. 3.4 , Aen.Gaz. p.56 B. sts. intr. in forms die/dece and w(s die/dece, it was clear, manifest, Hdt. 2.134 , 3.82 . diadek-th/r, h=ros, o(, (diade/xomai) transmitter, shmei/wn Aen.Tact. 6.4 , 7.2 . diade/k-twr, oros, o(, inheritor, kama/tou Man. 4.223 . Pass. as Adj., plou=tos d. inherited wealth, E. 478 . diade/llein: diaspa=n, Hsch. ; cf. diadhle/omai. diade/cios, on, of right good omen, Hdt. 7.180 . dia/decis, ews, h(, passage, u(poxondri/wn Hp. 6.2.14 ; d. e)k pate/rwn hereditary transmission, Aret. 2.12 ; d. ge/neos procreation, ib. 2.5 . transition from one disease to another, ib. 1.1 . diade/rkomai, aor. -e/dra^kon, see one thing through another, ou)d' a)\n nw=i+ diadra/koi would not see us through [the cloud], Il. 14.344 . look about, pa/nth| de\ die/draken o)fqalmoi=si Theoc. 25.233 . see over, nh=son Cypr. 11.3 . diade/rw, strip off, de/rma Paul.Aeg. 6.50 :— Pass. , ib. 68 . dia/-desis, ews, h(, (diade/w) bandaging, Antyll. ap. Orib. 7.9.7 , Heliod.ib. 10.18.3 (pl.). dia/-desma, atos, to/, tree-mallow, Lavatera arborea, Zoroaster ap.Ps.- Dsc. 2.118 . dia-desmeu/w, = sq., Sor. 1.50 . dia-desme/w, bind, th\n kefalh\n d. taini/a| Lyd. 1.20 . dia/-desmos, o(, connecting band, Hp. 14 ; bandage, Aret. 1.9 ; ligature, diade/smois sfi/ggwn ta\ a)/kra Philum. ap. Aët. 9.12 . dia-dete/on, one must bind round, Archig. ap. Orib. 47.13.5 , Gal. 17(1).434 . dia/-detos, on, bound fast, xalinoi\ dia/detoi genu=n i(ppi/wn bits firm bound through the horse's mouth, A. 122 (lyr.); daktu/lios h)le/ktrw| d. to\n ku/klon adorned with a strip of amber set in . ., Hld. 5.13 ; d. taini/ais ta\s ko/mas Lib. 12.27 . diade/xomai, fut. -comai, receive one from another, d. to\n lo/gon take up the word, i.e. speak next, Pl. 576b ; lo/gon para/ tinos D.H. 8.14 : abs., diadeca/menoi e)/legon Hdt. 8.142 ; a)pokrino/menoi diade/xesqe Pl. 900c ; d. no/mous para\ tw=n qew=n, te/xnhn, Antipho 1.3 , Lys. 24.6 ; th\n diatribh/n, leadership of a school of philosophy, Phld. p.58 M. d. basilei/an succeed to the kingdom, Plb. 2.4.7 ; a)rxh\n para/ tinos Id. 9.28.8 ; th\n nau=n d. tini/, of a trierarch (cf. diadoxh/ 1 ), D. 50.38 ; plou=ton para/ tinos Luc. 11.3 . diade/xesqai/ tini succeed one, take his place, relieve him on guard, etc., Pl. 758b , X. 8.6.18 : later, d. tina/ Arist. 1299b4 , Plb. 28.3.6 ; d. ta\ kata\ th\n strathgi/an act for the strathgo/s, 18.3 (ii A. D.), etc.; tou\s profh/tas stolistai\ d. represent, PGnom. 193 . appoint a successor to, tina/ Eun. p.231 D. :— Pass. , diede/xqh th=s strathgi/as was relieved of his command, Id. p.243 D. abs., relieve one another, toi=s i(/ppois with fresh horses, X. 1.5.2 (wrongly expld. as closing in from both sides by Demetr. 93 ); succeed, oi( diadexo/menoi strathgoi/ Lys. 13.62 , cf. Arist. 1293a29 ; oi( diadeca/menoi the successors (of Alexander), Plb. 9.34.11 ; oi( ta\ *pu/rrou d. App. 7 : pf. part. Pass. , nu\c ei)sa/gei kai\ nu\c a)pwqei= diadedegme/nh in turns, by turns, S. 30 ; diadeca/menoi 7.45 ; oi( diadexo/menoi kairoi/ Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 7.8.3 . supersede, to\n u(/paton D.S. 24.1 . diade/w, bind on either side, d. to\ ploi=on a)mfote/rwqen Hdt. 2.29 , cf. 4.154 ; d. ta\ xalkei=a taini/a| Arist. 802a40 ; bandage, Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 10.18.2 ; put in chains, dou=lon 1423.9 (iv A. D.); yuxh\ diadedeme/nh e)n tw=| sw/mati fast-bound, Pl. 82e :— Med. , d. i(ma/tia tai=s laiai=s bind, wrap them round their left arms, App. 86 : abs., diadei=sqai kausi/ais bind one's head (with a diadem), Plu. 41 ; o( diadou/menos the boy binding his hair, a famous statue by Polyclitus, Plin. 34.55 ; diadhsa/menos Plu. 2.489f :— Pass. , diadede/sqai th\n kefalh\n diadh/mati, mi/tra|, have one's head bound with . ., D.S. 4.4 , Luc. 12.3 . diadhle/omai, do great harm to, rend in pieces, o)li/gou se ku/nes diedhlh/santo Od. 14.37 , cf. Theoc. 24.85 , A.R. 2.284 , Agath. 5.7 . dia/dhl-os, on, also h, on Arist. 613b1 :— distinguishable among others, Th. 4.68 , Pl. 474b , Plb. 6.22.3 ; d. para\ tou\s a)/llous D.H. 1.72 ; of a person, distinguished, 504.9 (Aezani): c. part., d. ei)=nai eu)taktw=n X. 4.4.1 : c. dat., d. th=|si meledw/nh|si Aret. 2.4 . diadhl-o/w, make manifest, indicate clearly, PRev. Laws 16.17 (iii B. C.), J. 6.9.3 , Plu. 6 , D.L. 4.46 , S.E. 7.87 , D.C. 40.17 . dia/dhma, atos, to/, (diade/w) band or fillet: esp. band round the tia/ra worn by the Persian king, X. 8.3.13 , Plu. 2.488d ; by Alexander, Arr. 7.22.2 ; by his successors, 248.17 (Pergam., Antiochus IV), Hdn. 1.3.3 ; by kings generally, Plu. 2.753d , D.S. 20.54 ; d. th=s *)asi/as LXX 13.32 . *)osi/ridos d., = a(/limos , Ps. Dsc. 1.91 . diadhma^ti/zomai, wear the dia/dhma, Aq. 21(22).13 . diadhma^tofo/ros, on, bearing a diadem, kausi/a Plu. 54 . diadidra/skw, Ion. diadidrh/skw, aor. 2 part. -dra/ntas Hdt. 8.75 : pf. -de/dra_ka Ar. 601 :—run away, escape, Hdt. l. c., Th. 7.85 , 2p.101 (iii B. C.), etc.; diadedrako/tes shirkers, Ar. l.c. c. acc., escape from, tina/ Hdt. 3.135 , etc.; to\ pa/qos, to\n o)/leqron, Aret. 1.10 , 2.8 :— Pass. , Hsch. fly in all directions, LXX 8.13 . diadi/dwmi, fut. -dw/sw Pl. 328a :—pass on, hand over, e)moi\ tou=ton die/dwkan (sc. *moi=sai) a)qa/naton po/non Pi. 9 16.16 ; lampa/dia e)/xontes diadw/sousin a)llh/lois Pl. l.c.; propound for consideration, Pall. in Hp.Fract. 12.277 C.; spread abroad, lo/gon Plu. 19 :— Pass. , lo/gos diedo/qh v.l. in X. 4.2.10 , cf. Plu. 8 ; diadoqe/ntos tou= lo/gou Isoc. 5.7 , cf. 9.74 ; para\ tw=n a)rxaiwn d. to be handed down by tradition, Arist. 270b17 ; e)n paroimi/a| diadoqh=nai Str. 6.2.4 . distribute, tini/ ti X. 1.10.18 , Th. 4.38 , D. 49.14 :— Pass. , th=| sa/lpiggi siwph=s ei)s a(/pantas diadoqei/shs Plu. 10 ; to\ diadido/menon ei)s ta\s fle/bas, of food, Arist. 678a18 ; of the bowels, secrete, th=s koili/hs u(dato/xola polla\ diadidou/shs Hp. 67 . d. ko/ras cast one's eyes around, E. 1371 , cj. in 1267 . diadou=nai di/kas give satisfaction to injured party, Hsch. intr., spread about, Arist. 495b8 . remit, Hp. Acut.(Sp.) 5 . diadi^k-a/zw, give judgement, And. 1.28 , Pl. 614c , 916b ( Pass. ); xorhgoi=s, a)rxa\s d., X. 3.4 ; diedi/kacan di/kas 7.21 (Megara); ta\s a)mfisbhth/seis tisi/ Arist. 57.2 : c. gen., d. a)stratei/as X. 3.5 (prob. l.). hold inquiry, esp. at Athens, of naval matters, d. ei)/ tis th\n nau=n mh\ e)piskeua/zei X. 3.4 ; a)riqmo\s trih/rwn kai\ skeuw=n tw=n -dedikasme/nwn 2.795f60 . Med. , go to law, dispute, diadikaso/menos th=| boulh=| peri\ a)lhqei/as Din. 2.1 ; tau=ta diadikaso/meqa peri\ th=s sofi/as Pl. 175e , etc.; diadika/sasqai e)n fi/lois ta\ pro\s e)me/ to settle by friendly arbitration, D. 30.2 ; *diadikazo/menoi, title of play by Dioxippus, Suid. , cf. 2.975 iii 21 , 19i4 (ii A. D.). submit oneself to trial, Pl. 107d , 113d , X. 5.3.10 : later, aor. Pass. diadikasqh=nai, = diadika/sasqai , D.L. 1.74 , D.C. 48.12 . = dia\ o(/lou tou= e)/tous dika/zw , Critias 71 D. diadi^k-aio/w, justify an action, Th. 4.106 ; defend as matter of right, u(pe/r tinos, D.C. 39.60 ; defend a person's right, ta\ tou= *kai/saros Id. 40.62 . diadi^k-a^si/a, h(, suit to decide between claimants, e.g. to an estate, d. klh/rou D. 44.7 ; to a wardship, d. e)pitroph=s Arist. 56.6 ; to exemption from a leitourgi/a, D. 28.17 , cf. Lys. 17.1 , D. 24.13 , etc.; th\n d. poiei=sqai 12(5).722.48 (Andros); esp. of judicial inquiries relating to naval matters, D. 47.26 , Arist. 61.1 . judicial decision or settlement, X. 8.1.18 , 437.78 . metaph., d. tw=| bh/mati pro\s to\ strath/gion dispute between the orators and the board of generals, Aeschin. 3.146 : generally, th\n tw=n a)ristei/wn d. the competition for public honours, Pl. 952d , cf. Polem. 53 . diadikasi/an proqei=nai tai=s gnw/mais put the question to the vote, D.H. 11.21 . diadi^/k-asma, atos, to/, object of litigation in a diadikasi/a, Lys. 17.10 . diadi^k-asmo/s, o(, lawsuit: contention, Aq. 48.28 . dia-di^ke/w (A), contend at law, pro/s tina 19.16 (ii B. C.); oi( diadikou=ntes the contending parties, Plu. 2.196c , 1101.8 (iv A.D.). decide a suit, oi( diadikou=ntes the jurors, D.C. 40.55 (s. v.l.). di-a^di^ke/w (B), do wrong, injure, D.C. 58.16 . dia/di^kos: to\ ei)s di/khn kalei=n ( Att. ), Hsch. diadifreu/w, drive horses as in a chariot-race, E. 990 (lyr.). diadoidu_ki/zw, (doi/duc) make a closed fist like a pestle, Com.Adesp. 973 . = o)rxei=sqai a)sxhmo/nws , ibid. diadoke/w, plpf. Pass. diede/dokto it had been determined, v.l. in J. 11 . diadoki^ma/zw, distinguish by testing, ta\ kala\ kai\ ki/bdhla a)rgu/ria X. 19.16 . diadoki/s, i/dos, h(, (doko/s) cross-beam, Hsch. dia/doma, atos, to/, (diadi/dwmi) distribution of money, IG 7.2715.64 (Acraeph.), *)arx.*delt. 2.148 (pl.), 2.8 (ii B. C.). diadoca/zw, form a definite opinion, Pl. 38b , Iamb. 4.6 :— Med. , ib. 8.5 . diadora^t-i/zomai, fight with spears, and generally, contend in battle, Plb. 5.84.2 , J. 5.3.3 , M.Ant. 4.3 : metaph., 'break a lance', contend, Longin. 13.4 (and so perh. in M.Ant. l.c.). diadora^t-ismo/s, o(, fighting with the spear, M.Ant. 7.3 (pl.). dia/-dosis, ews, h(, distribution, D. 44.37 ; xw/ras Plb. 2.23.1 ; a)nnw/nhs 1115.9 (iii A.D.): pl., 3.739 . Medic., d. ou)/rwn an evacuation, Hp. 3.4 ; h( th=s trofh=s d. its distribution through the body, Arist. 705a32 . exchange, meidiama/twn Plu. 35 (pl.). communication, kinh/sews Epicur. 2p.48U. ; d. e)k qew=n ei)s a)nqrw/pous Arr. 1.12.6 ; tai=s a)ri/stais diado/sesi kinei=sqai (of just men) Phld. 68 , cf. M.Ant. 1.17.6 (pl.); e)k -do/sews th=s a(fh=s ginw/skein ti Heliod. ap. Orib. 44.23.59 : Astrol., of celestial influence, Ptol. 5 (pl.), 105 . dia-dote/os, e/a, e/on, to be published, Isoc. 12.233 . diadote/on one must distribute, Pl. 19a . dia-do/ths, ou, o(, an official, distributor of provisions to the soldiers, oi)/nou 56.9 (iv A. D.), 3.1245.3 (iv A. D.), 1025 xvi 15 (iv/v A.D.). diadox-h/, h(, (diade/xomai) taking over from another, new/s, of a trierarch, D. 50.1 . succession, a)/llos par' a)/llou diadoxai=s plhrou/menoi by successions or reliefs, A. 313 ; diadoxh=| tw=n e)pigignome/nwn Th. 2.36 ; h( tw=n te/knwn d. Arist. 1334b39 : freq. in dat. pl., a)na/ssein diadoxai=sin e)n me/rei e)niausi/aisin E. 406 ; diadoxai=s *)erinu/wn (apparently) by successive attacks of the Furies, Id. 79 ; ge/nous makrai=s d. by long pedigrees, Hdn. 1.2.2 : with Preps., e)k diadoxh=s a)llh/lois in turns, D. 4.21 , cf. Antiph. 8 (but, in succession, Arist. 228a28 ); kata\ diadoxh\n xro/nou or kata\ d., Th. 7.27 , 28 ; kata\ diadoxa/s Arist. 398a33 ; ta\ kata\ diadoxh\n klhronomhqe/nta 1201.7 (iii A. D.), cf. 907.13 (iii A. D.). concrete in military sense, relief, relay, h( d. th=| pro/sqen fulakh=| e)/rxetai X. 1.4.17 , cf. D. 21.164 : metaph., selh/nh h(li/ou d. Secund. 6 . the succession (i.e. successors), Luc. 38 ; h( peri\ to\n *pla/twna d. the school of Plato, S.E. 7.190 ; *stwi+kh/ d. Plu. 2.605b ; h( *)epikou/rou d. 22.1009 (Epist. Plotinae); ai( *diadoxai/, title of work by Sotion on the Successions or successive heads of the Philosophic Schools, Ath. 4.162e , cf. D.L. 1 , 2.12 . diadox-iko/s, h/, o/n, belonging to a philosophic school, ta\ d. endowments, Olymp. p.141 C., Suid. s.v. *pla/twn. dia/dox-os, on, succeeding a person in a thing: c. dat. pers. et gen. rei, d. *megaba/zw| th=s strathgi/hs his successor in the command, Hdt. 5.26 , cf. 1.162 , etc.; qnhtoi=s . . dia/doxoi moxqhma/twn succeeding them in, i.e. relieving them from, toils, A. 464 , cf. 1027 ; soi tw=nde dia/doxos do/mwn E. 655 . c. gen. rei only, d. th=s *)astuo/xou nauarxi/as succeeding to his command, Th. 8.85 ; d. th=s klhronomi/as Isoc. 19.43 ; th=s filosofi/as Epicur. 217 . c. gen. pers. only, fe/ggos u(/pnou d. sleep's successor light, S. 867 . c. dat. pers. only, d. *klea/ndrw| X. 7.2.5 : c. dat. rei, e)/rgoisi d' e)/rga dia/doxa E. 743 ; kako\n kakw=| d. ib. 803 ; quasiact., lu/ph . . d. kakw=n kakoi=s bringing a succession of evils after evils, 588 ; a)gw\n . . go/wn go/ois (go/wn bis codd.) d. 72 (lyr.). abs., dia/doxoi e)foi/twn they went to work in relays or gangs, Hdt. 7.22 , cf. Th. 1.110 : neut. pl. as Adv., in turn, E. 1200 (lyr.). as Subst., oi( *d. the of Alexander, D.S. 18.42 . the lowest grade of court officials at Alexandria, 100.4 , 2.36.5 , 67.2 (both ii B. C.). substitute, deputy, 852.4 (ii A. D.), 54.7 (iii A. D.). head of a school of philosophers, th=s sxolh=s Phld. 53 ; d. *stwiko/s 3.661 , cf. 22.1009 (Epist. Plotinae). a kind of gem, Plin. 37.157 . diadra_ma^ti/zw, finish acting a play, M.Ant. 3.8 , D.L. 3.56 . diadra_si^poli=tai, oi(, citizens who shirk all state burdens, Ar. 1014 . dia/dra_sis, ews, h(, (diadidra/skw) an escape from, a)nagkw=n, puro/s, J. 17.4.2 and 10.2 . diadra/ssomai, seize hold of, a)llh/lwn Plb. 1.58.8 , Ph. 2.328 . diadrhsteu/w or diadrhpeteu/w, run off, go over to, suggested emendations for dieprh/steuse in Hdt. 4.79 . diadrom-h/, h(, (diadramei=n) running to and fro through a city, A. 351 (pl.), cf. Hp. 7.122 , Plb. 15.30.2 ; ai( d. tw=n a)ste/rwn shooting, Arist. 341a33 , al.; diadroma\s o)cei/as e)/xein spread rapidly, of disease, Plu. 2.825d . running across, Antipho 3.4.4 ; passage through, spila/dos Plu. 2.476a . race (perh. team-race) or parade, 339.36 (Sestos), 764.24 (Pergam.), 694.56 (Elaea, ii B. C.). a cavalry manoeuvre, Anon. ap. Suid. Medic., Medic., d. pneuma/twn, = borborugmo/s , Dsc. 5.45 ; sensation, d. nugmatw/dhs, frikw/dhs, Sor. 2.17 , Philum. 17.1 . course, h(me/ra dwdeka/wros d. Secund. 4 . place for running through, passage, X. 10.8 ; of fish-ponds, d. i)xquotro/foi Plu. 39 . dia/drom-os, on, running through or about, wandering, fugai/ A. 191 ; le/xos d. stray, lawless love, E. 1156 (lyr.); e)/mbola ki/osi d. the architrave reeling, ready to fall, Id. 592 (lyr.). Subst. dia/dromos, o(, = diadromh/ 11 , Luc. 6 . diadu^nasteu/w, prevail, f. l. for dunasteu/w , Arist. 395a2 . dia-du/nw Hp. 13 , Arist. 404a7 : diadu/w Hdt. 2.66 codd.; more freq. Dep. diadu/omai, fut. -du/somai: aor. 2 die/dun:— slip through a hole or gap, diadu/ntes dia\ tou= tei/xous Th. 4.110 ; dia\ tou/twn h( fili/a diaduome/nh X. 2.6.22 : abs., slip through, slip away, Hdt. l.c.; diadu/s Ar. 212 ; mw=n o( ge/rwn ph| diadu/etai; ib. 396 . c. acc., evade, shirk, toi=s diaduome/nois ta\s leitourgi/as Lys. 21.12 , cf. D. 42.23 ; o(/ph| . . diadu/setai to\n lo/gon Pl. 231c , etc.; to\ di/khn dou=nai diadu/s D. 18.133 . dia/-du^sis, ews, h(, passing through, passage, e)s tw\s po/rws Ti.Locr. 100e , cf. Thphr. 50 : metaph. in pl., evasions, tw=n a)dikhma/twn, i.e. escape from the consequences of crimes, D. 24.139 , cf. 94 , Plu. 6 : abs., Lib. 18.32 . in pl., passages, galleries, in mines, etc., D.S. 5.36 : sg., prob.l. in Aen.Tact. 24.5 ; subterranean channel, Demetr.Sceps. ap. Str. 13.1.43 . dia-du^tiko/s, h/, o/n, penetrating, a)h/r Thphr. 5.14.1 ( Comp. ). dia/dwma, atos, to/, prob. = dia/zwma , 4.914 (fort. dia/doma). diadwre/omai, distribute in presents, X. 3.3.6 , Posidon. 24 . generally, distribute, assign, tina\s ei)s ta\s e)parxi/as J. 6.9.2 . diaeidh/s, e/s, transparent, u(/dwr Theoc. 16.62 . dia-ei/dw (A) (i.e.diavei/dw), fut. -ei/somai, discern, distinguish, au)/rion h)\n a)reth\n diaei/setai will test his manhood, Il. 8.535 :— Pass. , e)/nqa ma/list' a)reth\ diaei/detai is discerned, 13.277 , cf. Aret. 1.1 ; simply, appear between, A.R. 2.579 (tm.). di-a^ei/dw (B), fut. -a^ei/somai: Att. di-a/|dw, -a/|somai:— Med. , aor. dia/|sasqai Phryn. p.65B. :—contend in singing, tini/ with one, Theoc. 5.22 : abs., contend in song, sing for the prize, Arist. 1462a7 , Phryn.l.c. to be dissonant, opp. suna/|dw, Heraclit. 10 . diaeime/nos, pf. part. Pass. of dii/+hmi. diaeipe/men, diaveipa/menos, v. diei=pon. diaei/rw, = diaire/w , divide, trixh=qusi/as Orac. ap. Eus. 4.9.2 . dia_e/rios, v. sub dihe/rios. diaza/w, Ion. di-zw/w, inf. diazh=n, live through, pass, o)rqw=s to\n bi/on E. 923 ; to\ kaq' h(me/ran Pl. 561c , etc.: abs., kalw=s d. X. 7.1.8 . c. part., live by doing so and so, poihfage/ontes die/zwon they supported life by . ., Hdt. 3.25 ; d. a)po/ tinos live off or by a thing, S. 535 , Ar. 1434 , etc.; e)/k tinos 3.187 ; pw=s ou)=n die/zhs h)\ po/qen mhde\n poiw=n; Ar. 906 ; d. nomh=| of pastoral life, Pl. 679a . dia/-zeugma, atos, to/, dub. sens., perh. bridge over or branch of a canal, 1.131.205 (i A.D.). dia-zeugmo/s, o(, = dia/zeucis , Plb. 10.7.1 . dia-zeu/gnu_mi, part, separate, dia\ ga\r zeugnu=s' h(ma=s patri/wn mela/qrwn mhtro\s kata/rai E. 1323 (anap.), cf. Charito 8.16 ; li/qous a)llh/lwn Lib. 30.38 ; open sluices, 3p.121 (iii B.C.); take to pieces, ska/fh Polyaen. 3.11.3 ; dissolve, qa/natos d. ga/mon Ph. 2.311 ; disjoin, distinguish, ti/ tinos ib. 298 , al.:—but more freq. Pass. , to be disjoined, parted, tino/s from one, Aeschin. 2.179 ; a)po/ tinos X. 4.2.10 : abs., o(/pws ai( pro/teron sunh/qeiai diazeuxqw=sin Arist. 1319b26 ; to be divorced, Pl. 784b ; diezeugme/non (sc. a)ci/wma) disjunctive proposition, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.5 , 71 , etc. (with a)ci/wma in full, Gell. 16.8.12 ); lh=mma Gal. 2.7 . to\ diez. su/sthma the disjunct scale, in which two tetrachords were so combined that the first note of one was a tone lower than the last note of the other, opp. sunhmme/non, Cleonid. 10 ; nh/th diezeugme/nwn Euc. 15 ; [ tetra/xordon] diezeugme/nwn Plu. 2.1029b . Math., diezeugme/nh meso/ths, a)nalogi/a, discrete mean, proportion, Nicom. 2.21 . Medic., reckon periods exclusively, opp. suna/ptesqai, Gal. 9.901 . dia-zeuktiko/s, h/, o/n, disjunctive, su/ndesmos Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.68 , A.D. 216.10 ; sullogismo/s Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.88 ; pro\s tou\s *)ameini/ou -kou/s (sc. lo/gous), title of work by Chrysipp., 2.7 . Adv. -kw=s A.D. 9.27 . dia/-zeucis, ews, h(, disjoining, parting, tou= sw/matos Pl. 88b ; d. te kai\ su/zeucin poiei=sqai Id. 930b ; h( d. tw=n gunaikw=n, in Crete, Arist. 1272a23 . Musical term, disjunction of two tetrachords, Plu. 2.491a , Cleonid. 10 , etc. Gramm., disjunction, kata\ dia/zeucin paralamba/nesqai A.D. 125.12 : in Logic, sumplokai\ kai\ diazeu/ceis Plu. 2.1011a . Medic., kata\ dia/zeucin by exclusive reckoning, Gal. 18(2).232 , al. diaze/w, boil through, Suid. , cf. Hsch. s.v. diasmu/xwn. diazhleu/omai, to be lost in admiration, Hp. 13 . diazhlotu^pe/omai, engage in rivalry, tini/ Ath. 13.588e ; pro/s tina Plb. 36.8.2 . dia/zhsis, ews, h(, way of living, Hierocl. p.15A. , Porph. ap. Stob. 2.8.40 . diazht-e/w, search through, examine, Ar. 1292 , Pl. 258b , etc. seek out, invent, lo/gous eu)= diezhthme/nous Ar. 439 . diazh/t-hsis, ews, h(, inquiry, inquisition, Gloss. dia/zomai, set the warp in the loom, i.e. begin the web, Nicopho 5 ; opp. proforei=sqai to\n sth/mona, Sch. Ar. 4 ; cf. di/asma: die/zeto (post diaei/detai): diesxi/zeto, Hsch. diazu^gh/, h(, division, Corp.Herm. 13.12 (pl.). diazu^gi/a, h( ,=dia/zeucis, 5.8 ( Rufin. ). diazu/gion [u^], to/, divorce, Eust. 893.51 , 1667.33 : pl. diazu/gia, ta/, differences, quarrels between man and wife, Just. 140.1 diazwgra^f-e/w, paint in divers colours, Pl. 55c , Plu. 2.1003d , Ael. 12.41 , Dam. 70 :—Subst. diazwgra^/f-hsis, ews, h(, Sch.D.T. p.490H. dia/zwma, atos, to/, that which is put round as a girdle: hence, a girdle, drawers, d. e)/xein peri\ ta\ ai)doi=a Th. 1.6 . bandage, Hp. 9 . frenw=n d., = dia/fragma 11 , Arist. 672b10 ; to\ d. to\ tou= qw/rakos Id. 497a23 : of the pelvis, ib. 493a22 ; partition, Id. 681a3 . cornice or frieze in Architecture, Thphr. 7 . gangway, giving access to the seats in a theatre, (add.) 2755 (Aphrodisias), Vitr. 5.6.7 . vein, layer, marking, in stone, Dsc. 5.126 . isthmus, Plu. 13 . layer, stratum of atmosphere, Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.69 ; vein, of copper ore, Dsc. 5.74 (pl.). diazwma/tion, to/, Dim. of foreg. 1 , diazwmeu/w, (zwmo/s) make into soup, ta\ kre/a v.l. in Hp. 9 . dia-zw/nh, h(, girdle, Aq. 29.9 . dia-zw/nnu_mi or dia-u/w, fut. -zw/sw: pf. Pass. die/zwmai 2.736B19 , ib. 11(2).161.35 (Delos, iii B.C.):— gird round, encircle, embrace, Gal. 14.715 : metaph., to\n o(/lon a)/nqrwpon die/zwsen [h( yuxh/] Diog.Oen. 39 :— Med. , undergird one's ship, App. 5.91 ; but usu. gird oneself with, diazwsa/menoi to\ tribw/nion Luc. 3 :— Pass. , diazw/nnusqai e)sqh=ta, a)kina/khn, Id. 6 , 6 : abs., diezwsme/noi wearing the dia/zwma 1 , Th. 1.6 codd. ( -zwme/noi Phot. , Suid. ): metaph., a)rxh\n diezwsme/nos invested with office, J. 14.9.3 . metaph., engirdle, encompass, of fire, Plu. 31 ; to\n au)xe/na (i.e. the Chersonese) d. e)ru/masi Id. 19 ; nh/sous Id. 12 :— Pass. , [ h( *)attikh\] me/sh die/zwstai o)/resin X. 3.5.25 ; r(a/xei diezw=sqai Plb. 5.69.1 ; also pass like a girdle, dia\ tw=n tropikw=n Arist. 392a12 . dia/-zwsis, ews, h(, cincture, h( tou= zw|diakou= d. Eudem. ap. Theo.Sm. p.198H. , cf. Hero *Deff. 138.11 . dia/-zwsma, atos, to/, = dia/zwma 1 , Hp. 2 , Plu. 2.132a . = dia/zwma 3 , Callix. 1 . dia-zwsth/r, h=ros, o(, twelfth vertebra in the spine, Poll. 2.179 . dia-zw/stra, h(, = dia/zwma 1 , Pers.Stoic. 1.100 ; condemned by Hermog. 3 . diazwtiko/s, h/, o/n, vital, i)di/wma Procl. p.576S. diazw/w, v. diaza/w. dia/hmi [a^], impf. dia/hn, Ep. Verb, blow through, c. acc., tou\s [qa/mnous] . . ou)/t' a)ne/mwn dia/h me/nos Od. 5.478 ; pw/ea . . ou) dia/hsi i)\s a)ne/mou Hes. 517 : c. gen., tw=n [ou)rw=n] yuxro\s e)w\n dia/hsi [*bore/as] ib. 514 . diaqa^lasseu/w, in Pass. , to be parted by the sea, Alciphr. 2.3 . diaqa/lpw, warm through, Plu. 2.799b . diaqarre/w, take heart, Ael. 4.14 . diaqe-a/omai, look through, look into, examine, ti Pl. 316a , 424d ; d. o(/shn xw/ran e)/xoien X. 3.1.19 . diaqe-a_te/on, one must examine, logismw=| Pl. 611c . diaqeio/w, fumigate thoroughly, eu)=dieqei/wsen me/garon Od. 22.494 . diaqe/lgw, soothe thoroughly, Anon. ap. Suid. s.v. katepa/|dousa. dia/qema, atos, to/, disposition of the stars at one's nativity, Thrasyll.in 8(3).101 , S.E. 5.53 , Vett.Val. 78.25 ,etc. diaqeri/zw, pass the summer, Lyd. 1.46 . cut asunder, Hsch. s.v. diamh=sai. diaqerm-ai/nw, warm through, Pl. 65e , Arist. 880b11 , etc.:— Pass. , to be heated, Thphr. 6.9.3 ; to be overheated, Hp. 50 ; by drinking, D. 19.197 , Plu. 2.622c . diaqerm-a^si/a, h(, warming effect, Epicur. 58 . dia/qerm-os, on, thoroughly warm or hot, Hp. 16 , Antig. 82 . of a hot temperament, Arist. 1389a19 ; d. kai\ qarrale/oi Id. 947b24 . diaqe/romai, to be heated, Agath. 5.7 . dia/qesis, ews, h(, (diati/qhmi) placing in order, arrangement ( h( tou= e)/xontos me/rh ta/cis Arist. 1022b1 ), Antipho Soph. 24a ; politei/as Pl. 710b ; tw=n ceni/wn Id. 27a . disposition or composition in a work of art (opp.eu(/resis), Id. 236a ; opp.i(stori/a, mu=qos, Plb. 34.4.1 , Plu. 32 , etc.; d. w)|dh=s Eup. 303 ; tw=n e)pw=n Phryn.Com. 55 ; plan of a building, Plu. 13 ; subject of a picture, etc., Polem. ap. Ath. 5.210b ; d. muqologi/as Plu. 2.16b ; representation in a play, Hero 20.2 : in pl., word-painting, Plu. 2.17b ; of geographical description, Str. 1.1.16 ; rhetorical art, met' au)ch/sews kai\ diaqe/sews Plb. 2.61.1 . in oratory, delivery, Plu. 7 ; d. sw/mato/s te kai\ to/nou fwnh=s Longin. p.194H. disposition of property, will, testament, = diaqh/kh , Lys. 44 , Pl. 922b . disposing of, sale, tw=n perio/ntwn Isoc. 11.14 , cf. 38.10 (ii B.C.), Str. 11.2.12 , Plu. 24 ; oi(=s d. eu)/poros, perh. means of disposing of it, of making away with it, Arist. 1372a33 (possibly, inventive disposition). d. e)/ggrafos written report, POxy. 52.13 (iv A.D.). = dia/qema , Procl. inCra. p.10P. (pl.). (from Pass. ) bodily state, condition, Hp. 7 , Arist. 778b34 ; d. tou= sw/matos Philem. 95.4 ; d. u(gieinh/, nosw/dhs, Gal. 5.826 , 17(2).238 ; e(/cis defined as d. mo/nimos Id. 5.826 ; neurikh\ d. 331.11 (Pergam.); of the mind, Antipho Soph. 24a ; e(/cis yuxh=s kai\ d. Pl. 11d ; distd. from e(/cis, Arist. 8b28 , 417b15 , Zeno and Chrysipp.Stoic. 1.50 , 3.111 ; d. a(martwlo/s Phld. p.560 ., al.; d. swmatikh/, yuxikh/, A.D. 278.10 : pl., Diotog. ap. Stob. 4.7.62 . disposition towards persons, Pl. 489a ; propensity, Cic. 14.3.2 ; pro/s tina Sch. E. 8 . generally, state, condition, th\n basigei/an ei)s th\n a)rxai/an d. kate/sthsen 219.11 (Sigeum, iv/iii B.C.). Gramm., force, function, tou= o)no/matos d. ei)si\ du/o, e)ne/rgeia kai\ pa/qos (e.g. krith/s, krito/s) D.T. 637.29 ; esp. of the voices of the verb, d. ei)si\ trei=s, e)ne/rgeia, pa/qos, meso/ths Id. 638.8 ; d. paqhtikh/, me/sh, A.D. 210.19 , 226.10 ; also of tense, xronikh\ d. ib. 251.1 (s.v.l.); diabatikh\ d. transitive force, ib. 43.18 . diaqesmoqet-e/w, prescribe severally, ordain, pa/nta au)toi=s tau=ta Pl. 42d , cf. Iamb. 16.68 , Hierocl. 19p.460M. , Procl. p.49P. diaqesmoqe/t-hsis, ews, h(, in pl., ordinances, Herm. p.149A. diaqet-h/r, h=ros, o(, = sq., Pl. 765a , Them. 26.321d . diaqe/t-hs, ou, o(, (diati/qhmi) one who arranges, sets in order, xrhsmw=n tw=n *mousai/ou Hdt. 7.6 ; oi)/kou Dam. 24 ; sunousi/as Procl. p.479 S. diaqet-iko/s, h/, o/n, affecting, pa/qos d. yuxh=s Anon.Lond. 2.14 . diaqe/w, aor. 1 part. diaqeu/sas Vett. Val. 345.35 :— run about, run to and fro, Th. 8.92 , Jul. 338c , etc.; of reports, spread, X. 20.3 ; of a panic, Id. 6.2.13 ; a)ste/res diaqe/ontes shooting stars, Arist. 342b21 . run a race, Pl. 148c ; tini/ with or against . ., Id. 335e ; pro/s tina Plu. 2.58f : c. acc. cogn., d. th\n lampa/da run the torch-race, Id. 1 . diaqewre/w, examine closely, o(/qen a)\n to\ plei=on au)/coito Phld. p.55 J. , cf. S.E. 7.438 . diaqhgh/, v. diaqigh/. diaqh/kh, h(, (diati/qhmi) disposition of property by will, testament, Ar. 584 , 589 , D. 27.13 , etc.; kata\ diaqh/khn by will, 753.8 (Cilicia), 4.8 , 1113.5 (i B.C.), etc.: in pl., diaqh/kas diaqe/sqai Lys. 19.39 ; qe/sqai 2690 (Iasus). ai( a)po/rrhtoi d. mystic deposits on which the common weal depended, prob. oracles (cf. diaqe/ths), Din. 1.9 codd. name of an eyesalve, because the recipe was deposited in a temple, Aët. 7.118 . compact, covenant, h)\n mh\ diaqw=ntai diaqh/khn e)moi/ Ar. 440 ; freq. in LXX, 6.18 , al.; kainh/, palaia\ d., 22.20 , 3.14 ; disposition (with allusion to 1 ), 3.15 , cf. 9.15 . = dia/qesis 11 , sw/matos d. Democr. 9 . dia-qhkhmiai=os, a, testamentary, Sammelb. 5294 (iii A.D.):—also dia-qhkimai=os, 15.1.9 ,al. (vi A.D.). diaqhkogra/fos [gra^], on, notary who drafts wills, Gloss. diaqhlu/nw, strengthd. for qhlu/nw, Thphr. 1.16.6 . dia/qhma, atos, to/, = dia/qema , Ptol. ap. Heph.Astr. 2.11 . diaqhra/w, hunt, qhri/on Philostr. 1.6 : metaph., w(/ran meiraki/ou ib. 28 . diaqhrio/w, strengthd. for qhrio/w, Plu. 2.33o b. diaqi^gh/, h(, (diaqigga/nw) mutual contact, Leucipp. and Democr. ap. Arist. 985b15 , al.; v.l. diaqhgh/, perh. = dia/qesis (cf. qh/gh: qh/kh, qe/sis, ta/cis, Hsch. ). diaqla/w, break in pieces, Ael. 4.21 , Nonn. 17.167 :— Pass. , Antyll. ap. Orib. 45.10.5 . diaql-eu/w, = sq. 11 , d. poggou\s a)gw=nas Vett.Val. 359.29 , cf. 248.27 . -e/w, struggle desperately, pro/s tina Ael. 5.6 ; u(pe\r tou= ga/mou Conon 10 . struggle through, bi/on Hld. 7.5 ; a)gw=nas Hierocl. 14p.450M. diaql-hte/on, verb. Adj., one must fight it out, Ph. 2.471 . diaqgi/bw [li_], break in pieces, Call. 67 . diaqolo/w, darken, h( skia\ th=s gh=s d. to\ fe/ggos Plu. 4 :— Pass. , th=s qala/sshs diaqolwqei/shs Id. 2.978b . dia/qontai, sine expl., Hsch. diaqoru^be/w, render uneasy, disquiet, tina/ Th. 5.29 , Luc. 31 , Eun. p.222 D. : abs., make a great noise, Plu. 18 . dia/-qraustos, on, easily broken, Thphr. 11 . dia-qrau/w, break in small pieces, in Pass. , Pl. 57b , Arist. 616a27 ; th=| mash/sei Thphr. 6.9.3 . diaqr-e/w, look closely into, examine closely, Ar. 543 , 658 , Ael. 3.28 , Luc. 13 ; peruse, bu/blous Epicur. 1p.3U. : abs., Ar. 700 . dia/qr-hsis, ews, h(, perspicacity, yuxh=s Eun. p.476B. diaqri^ambeu/w, strengthd. for qriambeu/w, qri/ambon App. 135 . diaqri/zw, shortd. from diaqeri/zw, Q.S. 8.322 . diaqroe/w, spread a report, give out, w(s Th. 6.46 ; d. e)n tai=s po/lesin o(/ti . ., X. 1.6.4 :— Pass. , D.C. 53.19 , 61.8 . diaqroi/zw, collect, Gal. 12.185 . diaqru_le/w, spread abroad, mostly in pf. and plpf. Pass. , to be commonly reported, dieteqru/lhto w(s . . X. 1.1.2 ; to be hackneyed, of a quotation, Plu. 15 . Pass. , to be talked deaf, diaqruloume/nous u(po/ sou X. 1.2.37 ; diateqru/lhmai a)kou/wn Pl. 205b ; diateqrulhme/nos ta\ w)=ta Id. 358c . diaqrumma^ti/s, i/dos, h(, = qrummati/s , Antiph. 90 . diaqru/ptw:— Pass. , aor. dietru/fhn [u^] Il. 3.363 , dieqru/fqhn D.L. 7.153 , dieqru/bhn [u^] LXX 1.6 :—break in pieces, to\ krani/on Luc. 20.2 ; flo\cd. th\n tw=n li/qwn i)sxu/n Procop. 2.17 :— Pass. , once in Hom. , trixqa/ te kai\ tetraxqa\ diatrufe/n [to\ ci/fos] Il.l.c.; of a drug, to be crushed, Hp. 1.74 ; a)spi/des diateqrumme/nai X. 2.14 , cf. D.H. 9.21 . metaph., break down by profligate living and indulgence, enervate, pamper, tina/ Pl. 210e ; sw/mata X. 2.1 :— Pass. , to be enervated, plou/tw| A. 891 (lyr.); dia\ to\n plou=ton X. 4.2.35 ; u(po\ pollw=n a)nqrw/pwn ib. 1.2.24 ; diateqru/fqai to\n bi/on Ael. 13.8 ; tw=| bi/w| Plu. 18 ; diateqrumme/nos ta\ w)=ta kolakei/ais Id. 8 . Adv. diateqrumme/nws, e)/xein Pl. 922c . Med. , give oneself airs; of a prudish girl, to be coy, Theoc. 6.15 ; of a singer, diaqru/ptetai h)/dh is beginning her airs and graces, Id. 15.99 ; of a doctor, have an affected 'bedside manner', Gal. 17(2).148 . diaqrw/|skw, shoot forth, flash through, fw=s e)/cw diaqrw=|skon Emp. 84.5 , cf. Dam. 81 , Epic.in 7.3 ; of eggs, slip through, Opp. 1.549 : c. gen., ko/lpou Nonn. 8.397 . dia/qu^ra, wn, ta/, lattice across the doorway of a Greek house, Vitr. 6.7.5 . diaqwke/w, pf. Pass. diateqw/khtai:— separate, Hsch. diai/, diaiboli/a, v. dia/, diaboli/a. dia_i/+gdhn, Adv., (diai/+ssw) bursting through, Opp. 3.119 . diai/qomai, Pass. , to be kept warm, e)ri/oisi Aret. 1.11 . diaiqria/zw, become clear and fine, e)do/kei diaiqria/zein it seemed like ly to be fine, X. 4.4.10 (or, it seemed best to bivouac). di/aiqros, on, clear and fine, Plu. 7 ; also, = di/ugros , Hsch. diaiqu/ssw, move rapidly in different directions, diaiqu/ssoisin au)=rai change rapidly, Pi. 7.95 . c.acc., e)lpi\s diaiqu/ssei fre/nas causes the heart to flutter, B. 16.4 ; shake out, Nonn. 11.498 , 20.190 . di/aimos, on, bloody, Hp. 17 ; o)/nuc E. 656 (lyr.); di/aimon a)naptu/ein spit blood, Plu. 52 , cf. Plb. 8.12.5 ; di/aima e)kkrino/mena Antyll. ap. Aët. 9.40 . diaine/w, ( ai)=nos 111 ) decree, resolve, to\ diaineqe\n a)/kuron e)/stw 2642.23 (Delph., ii B.C.). di^ai/nw, aor. e)di/hna, wet, moisten, u(perw/|hn d' ou)k e)di/hne Il. 22.495 ; o)/mma dih=nai Heliod.Med(?).ap. Stob. 4.36.8 (hex.); diai/neto . . a)/cwn Il. 13.30 ; oi)/nw| diai/nwn e)/nter' Axionic. 8.3 :— Med. , diai/nesqai o)/sse wet one's eyes, A. 1064 (lyr.): and abs., weep, ib. 258 (lyr.); di/aine ph=ma. Ans. diai/nomai weep for the woe—I weep, ib. 1038 (lyr.), cf. Sch.ad loc., S. 210.35 .—Rare in Prose, Arist. 387a28 . diaiola/w, cajole, deceive, Hsch. diair-e/simos, on, divisible, Gloss. diai/r-esis, ews, h(, divisibility, Arist. 1016b4 , al. Medic., dissection, zw/|wn Gal. 4.664 . venesection, Antyll. ap. Orib. 7.9.2 . surgical operation, Phld. p.56O. pl., wounds, Diod.Rh. p.53H. dividing, distribution, of money, Hdt. 7.144 ; of spoil, X. 4.5.55 ; e)n diaire/sei [yh/fwn] in the reckoning of the votes on either side, A. 749 ; a)nti/grafon diaire/sews 1013.1 (i A.D.). distinction, a)gnwsi/as te kai\ gnw/sews Pl. 267b ; [th=s dhmokrati/as kai\ th=s o)ligarxi/as] Arist. 1294a34 . in Logic, division of genus into species, tw=n genw=n kat' ei)/dh d. Pl. 267d ; h( dia\ tw=n genw=n d. Arist. 46a31 ; opp. sunagwgai/, Pl. 266b . separation of subject and predicate, peri\ su/nqesin kai\ d. e)sti to\ yeu=dos kai\ to\ a)lhqe/s Arist. 16a12 . o( para\ th\n d. [lo/gos] the fallacy of division (cf. su/nqesis), Id. 177a33 . Rhet., division or distribution into heads, Hermog. 7 , 1 , Onos. 2 tit., etc. Gramm., resolution of a diphthong into two syllables, A.D. 87.2 , al.; of one word into two, kata\ diai/resin a)nagnwste/on Ath. 11.492a , cf. Trypho 1.8 . in Metric, division of a line at the close of a foot, diaeresis, Aristid.Quint. 1.24 . Math., d. lo/gou transformation of a ratio dividendo, Euc. 5 15 ; kata\ diai/resin Archim. 2.6 . division of troops, of the Roman cohors, J. 7.14.9 . diair-ete/on, one must divide or distinguish, Pl. 412b , 874e , Porph. 2.38 ; di/xa d. Pl. 265a ; tina\s a)p' a)llh/lwn Id. 287b ; diairete/on po/sai diaforai/ Arist. 1289b12 . one must open a vein, Antyll. ap. Orib. 7.2 tit., Aët. 16.90 . diair-eth/r, h=ros, o(, = dathth/s , 249.46 . diair-e/ths, ou, o(, divider, distributor, Dam. 273 (pl.). diair-etiko/s, h/, o/n, logically distinguishable, Pl. 226c . able to divide, separative, Arist. 884b35 ; d. du/namis Plu. 2.1026d , cf. 952b . given to resolving diphthongs, -kw/tatoi oi( *)/iwnes A.D. 95.4 . suited for breaking up, li/qwn Gal. 19.694 . in Logic, by means of division, o(/roi Arist. 91b39 ; diairetikh/, h(, as a branch of Dialectic, Ammon. 7.31 , cf. Iamb. 20 ; d. me/qodos Gal. 10.115 ; d. sullogismo/s disjunctive syllogism, with contradictory alternatives, 2.87 . Adv. -kw=s Plu. 2.802f . Rhet., concerned with distribution under heads, te/xnh Hermog. 3.4 , cf. 6 , Lib. 49 2 . diair-eto/s, h/ , o/n (o/s, o/n S. 163 ), divided, separated, opp. su/nqetos, X. 4.3.20 ; d. turanni/des, of extreme oligarchies and pure democracies, Arist. 1312b37 . having divisions, a)mforei=s Id. 68.3 . divisible, Parm. 8.22 ; pa=n sunexe\s d. ei)s a)ei\ diaireta/ Arist. 231b16 , cf. 1106a26 ; opp. a)diai/retos, Id. 92a23 ; d. yuxh/ Id. 411b27 ; d. ploi=a which can be taken to pieces, D.S. 2.16 . Adv. -tw=s Dam. 174 . divided, distributed, moi=ran gh=s diaireto\n ne/mein S.l.c. distinguishable, tu/xas ou) lo/gw| d. not to be determined by argument, Th. 1.84 . diair-e/w, take apart, cleave in twain, divide, dia\ d' a)mfote/rous e(/le ku/klous a)spi/dos Il. 20.280 ; pai=da kata\ me/lea dielw/n Hdt. 1.119 ; d. lago/n cut it open, ib. 123 ; d. puli/da break it open, Th. 4.110 , 6.51 ; d. th\n o)rofh/n tear away, pull down, Id. 4.48 ; tou\s staurou/s X. 5.2.21 ; d. tou= tei/xous take down part of the wall, make a breach in it, Th. 2.75 ; to\ dih|rhme/non the breach, ib. 76 , 5.3 ; dih|rhme/noi to\ u(po/zwma, of insects, Arist. 556a18 ; diairoume/nos th\n kardi/an Phld. 1 . divide, du/o moi/ras *ludw=n the Lydians into two parts, Hdt. 1.94 , cf. 4.148 ; du/o meri/das D. 48.12 ; d. trixh=| yuxh/n Pl. 253c ; d. ei)s to\ e)la/xiston Arist. 440b5 ; ei)s o(moiomerh= Id. 486a5 ( Pass. ):— Med. , divide for themselves, kat' o)li/gas nau=s dielo/menoi distributing their ships in small divisions, Th. 4.11 ; toi=s dika/zousi d. ta\ w)=ta lending an ear to both parties, Lib. 52.4 ; divide among themselves, tima/s Hes. 112 ; th\n lhi/+hn Hdt. 9.85 ; kata\ po/leis to\ e)/rgon Th. 7.19 ; ta)dikh/mata D. 45.38 : abs., d. kata\ po/leis Th. 5.114 :— Pass. , dih|rhme/noi kat' a)napau/las divided into relays, Id. 2.75 ; diairh/somai as fut. Pass. , Pl. 261c ; dih/|rhto ta\ tw=n *(ellh/nwn ei)s du/o D. 10.51 . break up, opp. suntiqe/nai, Pl. 78c , etc. dispense, fa/rmakon Plu. 2.73b . distinguish, turanni/dos ei)/dh du/o diei/lomen Arist. 1295a8 , etc.; d. po/tera . . X. 7.26 : abs., Ar. 742 :— Med. , Pl. 182c ; d. tou\s a)mei/nous kai\ tou\s xei/ronas Id. 950c ; d. peri/ tinos Id. 163d . determine, decide, diafora\s diaire/ontes Hdt. 4.23 ; di/kas A. 472 ; tou=to pra=gma ib. 488 ; yh/fw| d. tou=de pra/gmatos pe/ri ib. 630 ; ta\ a)mfi/loga X. 3.3 , cf. Pl. 571a , 314b , al.; klh/rw| d. to\n nikw=nta Id. 946b ; d. peri/ tinos Arist. 239b13 , etc.; diairei/sqw po/sa ei)/dh, etc., Id. 1300b18 , etc.: abs., Ar. 1100 ; also d. ei)/te E. 206 codd. define expressly, Hdt. 7.16 .g/ and 103 :— Med. , c. acc. et inf., Id. 7.47 . Med. , interpret, te/ras, dhmei=on, D.H. 4.60 , 9.6 . in Logic, divide, d. kat' ei)/dh ta\ o)/nta Pl. 273e ; divide a genus into its species, Arist. 96b15 , al.:— Med. , Id. 642b5 . Math., divide, Pl. 895e ( Pass. ); dielo/nti, dividendo, Archim. 1.6 , al. divide words, punctuate in reading, Isoc. 12.17 , Arist. 1401a24 ( Pass. ); Gramm., resolve a diphthong or contracted form, dih|rh=sqai *)iakw=s A.D. 38.17 , cf. Corn. 5 , Hdn. p.456P. ( Pass. ). allocate revenues, 573.24 (Cilicia). diai/r-hma, atos, to/, part divided, division, Dam. 201 . logical division, Simp. 425.1 . in pl., gloss on fakw=n e)re/gmata , Erot. diai/rw, aor. dih=ra D.H. 1.35 :—raise up, lift up, d. a)/nw to\n au)xe/na X. 10.3 : metaph., exaggerate, ta\ pra/gmata Ph. 2.575 :— Med. , rise, become prominent, of the breasts, Hp. 16 ; lift up oneself, pro\s th\n tw=n o(/lwn qe/an Arist. 391a3 : c. acc., lift up what is one's own, d. th\n bakthri/an Plu. 15 ; tou\s a)/kontas Luc. 40 ; to/son d. take so much on oneself, dub. l. in Pl. 370b :— Pass. , d. pro/s, ei)s u(/yos, Ph. 2.510 , 619 : metaph., pro\s a)lazonei/an Plu. 2 . 116e . separate, remove, to\n po/lemon a)po/ . . Plu. 15 :— Med. , diara/menos (sc. tou\s po/das) with long strides, Thphr. 3.6 . d. to\ sto/ma open one's mouth, D. 19.112 , 207 : hence Rhet., dihrme/nos lofty, sublime, D.H. 6.6 , 5.3 , Longin. 2.2 , Hermog. 2.9 ; le/cis ib. 1.1 ; poihtikh/ Luc. 45 . intr. (sc. e(auto/n, etc.), lift oneself over, cross, to\ pe/lagos, of swans, Arist. 344 ; to\n po/ron Plb. 1.37.1 ; ei)s *sardo/na ib. 24.5 , etc.; th\n a)kth/n D.H. l.c. diaisq-a/nomai, perceive distinctly, distinguish, ti Pl. 253d ; ta\s diafora/s Arist. 780b17 , al.; dia/sthma Aristox. p.14 M.: abs., Pl. 250b . diai/sq-hsis, ews, h(, clear perception, Apolloph.Stoic. 1.90 , Numen. ap. Eus. 14.9 . diai/sion, to/, = Lat. repudium, notice of divorce, Just. 22.6 , al., 1.3.52.15 . dia^i/+ssw, Att. diaisq-a/|ssw or diaisq-a/|ttw (wrongly written dia/ttw in codd., Arist. 341b35 , etc.), aor. 1 dih=|ca (v. infr.):— rush or dart through or across, puro\s lampro\n dia/i+ssen me/nos B. 3.54 ; lago\s e)s to\ me/son dih/i+ce Hdt. 4.134 : also c. acc., *lu/ki' o)/rea dia/|ssei S. 208 (lyr.); of sound, a)xw\ . . dih=|cen a)/ntrwn muxo/n A. 133 (lyr.) (but fh/mh dih=|ce spread abroad, E. 426 ); of pain, spasmo\s dih=|ce pleurw=n S. 1083 , cf. Hp. 1.22 ; fri=kai dia\ tou= sw/matos d. Id. 1.35 ; dia/|ttontes [a)ste/res] shooting stars, Anaxag. ap. D.L. 2.9 , Arist. 395a32 , Gem. 17.47 . dia^i+sto/w, make an end of, *pe/rgamon Pi. 6.96 (dub.); au(th/n S. 881 . diaisxu/nomai, strengthd. for ai)sxu/nomai, Luc. 3 . di/aita [i^], h(, way of living, mode of life, ta\ th=s oi(/koi d. S. 352 ; ptwxw=| d. ib. 751 ; sklhra\s d. e)kponei=n E. 525.5 ; d. eu)tele/sterai X. 1.3.2 ; d. e)/xein A. 490 ; di/aitan e)/xein e)n *kroi/sou, para\ th=|si gunaici/, Hdt. 1.36 , 136 ; cunh/qh th\n d. meq' o(/plwn poiei=sqai Th. 1.6 ; d. poiei=sqai e)n u(/dati pass one's life, Hdt. 2.68 (but d. e)poih/sato tw=n pai/dwn he made them live, Id. 2.2 ); d. th=s zo/hs metaba/llein Id. 1.157 , cf. Th. 2.16 ; para\ th\n d. at table, Ath. 12.519b . di/aita tou= ou)ranou=: to\ fagei=n, to\ piei=n, Hsch. dwelling, abode, Arist. 1096a27 ; koinh\ qew=n a(pa/ntwn d. 383.27 (i B.C.); d. politikai/ public buildings, J. 15.9.6 ; room (or, more often, suile of rooms), Ar. 114 , 3268 (prob. Smyrna), Plu. 15 ; ta\s tw=n qerapo/ntwn d. Id. 2.515f ; sailors' quarters in a ship, Moschion ap. Ath. 5.207c ; of fishes, Arist. 398b32 . Medic., prescribed manner of life, regimen, Hp. 1.1 , Pl. 404a , etc.; esp. of diet, Hp. 36 , Gal. 35 , etc. state, condition, e(/lkeos Aret. 2.4 . at Athens and elsewhere, arbitration, S. 1073 (lyr.), Lexap. And. 1.87 ; opp. di/kh, Arist. 1374b20 ; e)mme/nein th=| d. Ar. 524 ; di/aitan e)pitre/yai tini/ Lys. 32.2 , Isoc. 18.13 , Is. 5.31 (prob.l.); o)flei=n th\n d. to have judgement against one, D. 29.58 . the office of arbiter, d. labei=n Hyp. 31 . discussion, investigation, tau=ta makrote/ras e)sti\ d. Str. 1.1.7 ; d. poih/sasqai peri/ tinos 15.1.10 . (Cf.diaita/w.) di^ait-a/rios, o(, ( di/aita 11.1 ) Lat. diaetarius, house-steward, Dig. 33.7.12.42 , Gloss.; title of a subordinate official, Lyd. 3.21 . di^ait-a/rxhs, ou, o(, = foreg., l.c., ship's steward, Dig. 4.9.1.3 . di^ait-a/w, impf. dih/|twn D.H. 2.75 , also e)diai/twn 91 , in compos. kat-edih/|ta D. 49.19 : fut. diaith/sw Id. 29.58 : aor. 1 dih/|thsa Is. 2.31 , Plu. 12 , etc.; a)p-edih/|thsa Is. 12.12 , D. 40.17 ; kated- Id. 21.84 , 96 ; meted- Luc. 12.3 ; Dor. diai/ta_sa Pi. 9.68 : pf. dedih/|thka D. 33.31 : plpf. kat-ededih|th/kei Id. 21.85 :— Med. and Pass. , impf. dih|tw/mhn Pl.Com. 168 , Lys. 32.8 , etc., but 2 sg. e)dih|tw= Lib. 64.93 ; Ion. diaitw/mhn, -a=to, Hdt. 3.65 , 4.95 , part. diaiteu/menos Hp. 19 ( 53.64 ): fut. diaith/somai Lys. 16.4 :—pass. forms, aor. dih|th/qhn Th. 7.87 , Is. 6.15 ; diaith/qhn Hdt. 2.112 (aor. Med. only kata-): pf. dedih/|thmai Th. 7.77 , later dih/|thmai Hdn. 6.9.5 , Gal. 6.249 : plpf. e)cededih/|thto Th. 1.132 .—The double augm. and redupl. is the rule in compds., but in the simple Verb occurs only in pf. (but dediai/t- in Arist. 53.4 Pap.) and plpf.:—treat, tina/ pws Hp. 1.7 ; d. tou\s nosou=ntas oi(/koi Plu. 23 ; kata\ poto/n d. Hp. 3.9 :— Pass. , diaita=tai ske/los Id. 58 , cf. Porph. 1.2 . Med. and Pass. , lead one's life, live, e)p' a)grou= Hdt. 1.120 , cf. 123 , Th. 1.6 ; para/ tini Hdt. 2.112 , S. 928 ; tou)n do/moisin h)=n diaita=sqai gluku/ ib. 769 ; a)/nw, ka/tw, live up or down-stairs, Lys. 1.9 ; e)n *peiraiei= Id. 32.8 ; e)n pu/rgw| Aen.Tact. 11.3 ; polla\ e)s qeou\s no/mima d. live in the observance of . ., Th. 7.77 ; e)n o(/plois a)ei\ kai\ polemikoi=s e)/rgois dih|thme/nos Hdn.l.c.; d. a)kribw=s And. 4.32 ; a)neime/nws Th. 2.39 , cf. 1.6 , etc.; di/aitan d. moxqhra/n Pl. 330c . to be arbiter or umpire, Is. 2.29 : c. inf., dih/|thsan h(ma=s a)posth=nai ib. 31 ; ou(=tos diaitw=n h(mi=n D. 21.84 : c. acc. cogn., d. di/aitan Arist. 53.5 ; also oi( th\n *oi)nhi/+da diaitw=ntes the panel of arbitrators for the tribe Oeneis, D. 47.12 . c. acc. rei, arbitrate on, paisi\ filh/mata Theoc. 12.34 ; nei/kh D.H. 7.52 . decide, prove a thing, Pi. 9.68 . investigate, discuss, ti Str. 2.2.1 ,al.; peri/ tinos ib. 3.8 ; criticize, tina/s Id. 1.2.1 . generally, regulate, govern, po/lin Pi. 9.66 : abs., au)totelw=s Phld. 1.22 , cf. 24 . reconcile, tina/ tini App. 5.93 . moderate, regulate, Hld. 3.10 ,al.; administer, ta\ e)k tw=n diaqhkw=n Luc. 23 . (Perh. formed from dia-ita/w from dia/ and *i)ta/w (ei)=mi 'ibo'); for sense 11 cf. diabai/nw 11.4 : di/aita is a post-verbal creation.) diaite/w, turn by entreaty, LXX 8.16 ( Pass. ). di^ai/t-hma, atos, to/, mostly in pl., food, diet, Hp. 13 ; sustenance, provisions, X. 1.6.5 : in sg., d. to\ kaq' h(me/ran Arist. 866b3 . pl., rules of life, regimen, esp. in regard of diet, Hp. 3 : generally, institutions, customs, Th. 1.6 , X. 1.8 . abode, Hld. 2.26 ; o( nou=s e)mo/n e)stin d. ( v.l. e)nd- ) Ph. 1.160 . di^ait-hma^tw/dhs, es, to be treated by dieting, of disease, Hp. 19 ( 53.64 ). di^ait-h/simos, on, belonging to a diaithth/s, Is. 153 . di^ai/t-hsis, ews, h(, way of life, PLips. 64.58 (iv A.D.). di^ait-hte/on, one must treat, v.l. in Hp. 1.27 , cf. Agath. 4.4 . c. acc., d. th\n trofo/n Sor. 1.93 . di^ait-hth/rion, to/, ( di/aita 11.1 ) in pl., dwelling-rooms, X. 9.4 : sg., dwelling-place, Procop. 1.9 . di^ait-hth/s, ou=, o(, arbitrator, umpire, Hdt. 5.95 , Pl. 956c , etc.; th=s ga\r di/khs . . gi/gnetai/ moi d. *stra/twn D. 21.83 ; d. o( me/sos Arist. 1297a6 ; esp. at Athens, Id. 53 , etc. in later Law, = judex pedaneus, Cod.Just. 4.20.15 , etc. di^ait-htiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for diet: h( d. (sc. te/xnh) dietetics, Hp. Acut.(Sp.) 54 ; to\ d. me/ros th=s i)atrikh=s Plb. 12.25d . 3 , Gal. 33 ; also of persons, d. i)atro/s ib. 24 . (di/aita IV) lo/gos d. critical discussion, Str. 10.2.24 . -ko/n, to/, decision of an arbitrator, PLips. 43.5 (iv A.D.). di^ait-hto/s: o( mh\ kata\ klh=ron dikasth/s, Hsch. diaito/s: krith/s, Hsch. diaitoxorhgi/a, h(, maintenance, PMasp. 151.185 (vi A.D.). di/aitron: di/optron diafane/s, Hsch. diai/twma, atos, to/, = di/aita 111 , 25.350 (Delph., ii B.C.). diaiwn-i/zw, perpetuate, to\ ge/nos Ph. 2.318 :— Pass. , Id. 64 H.; but usu. intr., to be eternal, Id. 2.190 ,al. diaiw/n-ios, a, on (also os, on Phld. 80 , Ph. 2.569 ), everlasting, fu/sis Pl. 39e ; eu)daimoni/a Phld. l.c., cf. Ph. l.c., Jul. 4.144c ; zw=|a Phld. 111 . Adv. -iws Procl. 5.37 , Syrian. 103.28 , Jul. 4.145a . diaiwre/omai, Pass. , float about, move to and fro, Pl. 78e . diaka^h/s, e/s, (diakai/w) burnt through, very hot, cj. in Thphr. 21 , cf. Gal. 11.21 , etc.; a)h/r Luc. 16 ; puretoi/ Simp. 602.9 : metaph., tw=| zh/lw| d. Luc. 31 . Adv. -w=s Alciphr. 1.27 , Alex.Trall. 2 . diaka^q-ai/rw, aor. part. -a/ras 11(2).287 79 :—purge thoroughly, Ar. 847 , Pl. 399e , Apollod. 3.6.7 ; krounou/s l.c.; a(/lwna 3.17 : metaph., [ filosofi/a] te/xnas d. Iamb. 16 ; tina\ tou= ai)sxrou= o)no/matos Procop. 1.4 :— Med. , of one's own stock, Pl. 735c . prune, Thphr. 2.7.2 ( Pass. ); de/ndra Ph. 2.207 . diaka^q-a^ri/zw, = foreg., 3.12 (s.v.l.). diaka^/q-arsis, ews, h(, thorough cleansing or purging, Pl. 735d ; w)/twn Erot. s.v. diapterw/sies. pruning, Thphr. 2.7.2 , 3.7.5 , dub.l. in Corn. 27 . diaka^q-arte/on, one must purge, purify, clear from incongruous associations, Dam. 39 . diakaq-e/zomai, Med. , take up position, of an army, e)pi\ tw=n o)rw=n J. 1.15.6 ; take each his own seat, Plu. 2.412f . diaka/q-hmai, = foreg., of an army, take up position, J. 14.16.1 , Arr. 3.4.4 ; of birds, perch, Plu. 47 . diakaq-iza/nw, sit down apart, i.e. alvum solvere, LXX 23.13(14) : metaph., hold aloof, d. o( nou=s Ph. 1.72 . diakaq-i/zw, cause to sit apart, X. 6.6 . intr., = foreg., LXX 11.1 . diakaini/zomai, Med. , surrender, hand over, ta\ i(era\ toi=s barba/rois 4.9 (vi A.D.). diakai/nw: interneco, Gloss. diakai/w, burn through, heat to excess, Hdt. 2.26 : freq. in pf. part. Pass. , gh= dia/qermos kai\ diakekaume/nh Arist. 906b13 , cf. 345a17 ; a)h\r d. Thphr. 21 ; d. ei)s to\ mela/ntaton Luc. 1 ; h( d. zw/nh the torrid zone, Str. 2.1.13 , al.; ku/klos 2.30.1 ; w(/ra e)/tous Ar.Did. 26 ; d. u(p. o)rgh=s pro/swpon flushed with anger, J. 11.6.9 . inflame, a)/nemoi d. ta\s ko/ras 2.26.2 : metaph., inflame, excite, tina/ Plu. 6 , al.: c. acc. cogn., d. filotimi/an Theopomp. Hist. 300:— Pass. , Luc. 14 . in Surgery, brand, apply cautery across or throughout, e)s to\ pe/rhn Hp. 11 ; pe/rhn ib. 40 ( Pass. ); kauth=ri to\ pro/swpon 17.20.4 . diaka^la^ma/sarkes, epith. of e)/rifoi, Lex.Rhod. ap. Hsch. (expld. as feeding on kala/mh sperma/twn). diaka^le/omai, urge on from all quarters, kunortiko\n su/rigma d. by means of . ., S. 167 . diaka^l-i/ndw, aor. dieka/li_sa, transport by means of rollers, cu/la prob. in 2587.158 . diaka^/l-i_sis, ews, h(, transportation by means of rollers, IG 4.742.12 (Hermione). diakallwpi/zw, adorn, Hsch. s.v. prw=|ra ( Pass. ). diaka^loka_ga^qi/zomai, (kaloka)gaqi/a) vie with another in virtue, tini/ Diog. ap. Stob. 3.4.111 . diaka^lu/ptw:— Pass. , fut. -kalufqh/somai D. 11.13 :—reveal, bouleu/mata D.H. 5.54 , cf. J. 6.3.4 , Plu. 2.764b :— Med. , diakalu/yasqai to\ i(ma/tion throw aside one's cloak, Ael. 5.19 :— Pass. , D. l.c. diaka/mptw, bend or turn about, LXX 4.34 , dub. in Gal. 16.137 . diakampu^lo/w, bend, Suid. s.v. diekirnw=nto. dia/kamyis, ews, h(, bending, of the body, in exercise, Archig. ap. Aët. 12.1 . diaka^na/ssw, only aor. 1, mw=n to\n la/rugga dieka/nace/ sou; has aught run gurgling through thy throat? E. 157 . diaka^phleu/w, sell by retail, o(/ti tu/xoien e(/kastos D.Chr. 8.9 . diaka^ra_doke/w, expect anxiously, nu/kta Diph. 35 ; po/lemon Plu. 56 . diaka/rdios, on, heart-piercing, o)du/nh J. 19.8.2 . diakarter-e/w, endure to the end, Hdt. 3.52 ; e)s to\ e)/sxaton Id. 7.107 ; ei)s th\n patri/da d. stand by one's country, Lycurg. 85 ; e)n th=| summaxi/a| X. 7.2.1 : c. part., d. polemw=n ib. 4.8 , cf. Plu. 7 : c. inf., d. mh\ le/gein ta)lhqh= to be obstinate in refusing to speak the truth, Arist. 1377a4 . c. acc., bear patiently, d. thlikau/thn h(me/ran Alex. 233 ; kakopa/qeian d. Plb. 36.16.4 . diakarte/r-hsis, ews, h(, endurance, perseverance, Marin. 26 (pl.). diakatele/gxomai, Med. , confute thoroughly, tisi/ 18.28 . diakate/xw, hold fast, Apollon.Cit. 1 , Ruf. 4 ; hold in the mouth, Heraclid. Tarent. ap. Gal. 12.958 ; of splinters of bone, Aët. 15.14 ; keep in check, e)pibola/s Plb. 2.51.2 , etc. hold in possession, ib. 70.3 ; inhabit, ib. 17.5 ; occupy, hold, LXX 4.7(6) , Onos. 18 ; cenikoi=s o(/plois th\n po/lin D.S. 14.32 ; d. e)parxei/an, = Lat. obtinere provinciam, 441.108 ; i(erwsu/nhn Decr. ap. J. 14.10.4 : of the head of a school, [ sxolh\n] du' e)/th Phld. p.100M. , cf. p.108M. keep on foot, to\n po/lemon D.S. 15.82 . diaka/tioi, ai, a, = diako/sioi , 5(2).159 (Tegea), 22.1126.29 (Lex Amphictyonum), etc. diakat-oxh/, h(, holding in possession, 742.54 (Ephesus, pl.); = Lat. bonorum possessio, POxy. 1201.15 (iii A.D.), etc. diaka/t-oxos, on, holding, possessing, Gloss., = Lat. bonorum possessor, 3.183 (v A.D.), etc. diakaule/w, run to stalk, Thphr. 2.12.4 . dia/kauma, atos, to/, burning heat, f.l. in 6.291 . diakaunia/zw, (kau=nos) determine by lot, Ar. 1081 (hex.). dia/kausis, ews, h(, (diakai/w) the use of cautery, h( pe/rhn d. Hp. 40 , cf. Antyll. ap. Aët. 12.1 . burnt-up remains, a)ste/ros 3.1.2 . diakaute/on, one must burn through, Gp. 17.25 . diakea/zw, cleave asunder, dia\ cu/la dana\ kea/ssai Od. 15.322 , cf. A.R. 4.392 . diakeda/nnu_mi, scatter abroad, dou/rata A.R. 2.1126 (tm.); shed abroad, kw=ma Nic. 458 (tm.). dia/keimai, 3 sg. subj. dia/khtai Sapph. 2.9 ; inf. -kei=sqai: fut. -kei/somai: first in Hes. 20 :—serving as Pass. to diati/qhmi, d. u(po/ tinos X. 4.1.33 , cf. 6.5.1 ; to be served at table, Philostr. 2.28 ; of troops, to be stationed, POxy. 1204.7 (iii A.D.), etc.: but mostly, to be in a certain state of mind, body, or circumstances, to be disposed or affected in a certain manner, Hdt. 2.83 , etc.: freq. with Adv., w(s dia/keimai what a state I am in! E. 113 (lyr.); o(ra=te w(s d. u(po\ th=s no/sou Th. 7.77 , etc.; sxedo/n ti ou(/tw diekei/meqa, tote\ me\n gelw=ntes ktl. Pl. 59a ; moxqhrw=s, faulo/tata d., to be in a sorry plight, Id. 504e , 405d ; ou(/tw d. th\n gnw/mhn w(s . . Isoc. 2.13 ; eu)= d. tini/, to be well disposed towards him, Is. 4.18 ; pro/s tina kakw=s d. Lys. 16.2 ; pro\s tou\s a)/rxontas Isoc. 3.10 ; filikw=s tini/, oi)kei/ws pro/s tina, X. 2.5.27 , 7.5.16 : abs., to be well-disposed, pro/s tina Philostr. 1.7 (cf. a)po\ tou= diakeime/nou a)kroasa/menos Id. 2.10.1 ); e)pifqo/nws d. tini/ to be envied by him, Th. 1.75 ; u(po/ptws tw=| plh/qei d. to be suspected by the people, Id. 8.68 ; e)rwtikw=s d. tw=n kalw=n to be in love with . ., Pl. 216d ; a)plh/stws d. pro\s h(donh/n X. 4.1.14 ; lu/mh| d., = lumai/nesqai , Hdt. 2.162 ; to\ diakei/menon, of the intransitive Verb, opp. to\ poiou=n, Arist. 166b14 . of things, to be settled, fixed, or ordered, tw/s oi( die/keito Hes. l.c.; ta\ diakei/mena conditions, terms, e)pi\ diakeime/noisi mounomaxh=sai Hdt. 9.26 ; of a gift, a)/meinon diakei/setai it will be better disposed of, X. 7.3.17 . of property, etc., to be situated, PGiss. 119.3 (v A.D.), etc. diakei/rw, Ep. aor. die/kersa (v. infr.), prop. cut through, te/nontas A.R. 1.430 ; neu=ra D.H. 14.10 : metaph., mh/ tis . . peira/tw diake/rsai e)mo\n e)/pos make it null, frustrate it, Il. 8.8 :— Pass. , skeua/ria diakekarme/nos shorn of his trappings, Ar. 1313 . diakekri^me/nws, Adv., (diakri/nw) differently, Arist. 600a18 . specially, d. a)ri/sth Paus. 10.33.7 . separately, distinctly, Procl. 176 , Jul. 5.164d . diake/l-euma (better than diake/l-eusma), atos, to/, an exhortation, command, Pl. 805c . diakel-eu/omai, exhort, give orders, direct, d. tini\ ei)=nai, poiei=n, etc., Hdt. 1.36 , Lys. 25.28 , etc.; ou) tou=to/ soi diekeleuo/mhn, c. inf., Pl. 6d ; so d. o(/pws . . Id. 549e ; also d. tini/ ti (sc. poiei=n) Id. 218a , etc.: abs., Id. 148e , etc. encourage one another, Hdt. 1.1 , 3.77 ; freq. with a)llh/lois added, cheer one another on, X. 4.8.3 ; d. e(autw=| Id. 1.4.13 ; d. toi=s qe/ousi Pl. 61a . admonish, inform, tini\ peri/ tinos Isoc. 9.78 .—The Act. only in Suid. diakel-eusmo/s, o(, exhortation, cheering on, Th. 7.71 , J. 3.2.4 . diakel-euste/on, one must direct, prosta/ceis tisi/ Pl. 631d . dia-kenh=s or better dia\ kenh=s (sc. pra/cews), Adv. in vain, idly, to no purpose, Hp. 7.5 , E. 758 , Th. 4.126 ; d. a)/llws Ar. 929 ; ma/thn d. Pl.Com. 174.21 . dia/-kenos, on, empty, hollow, sfai=ra Sor. 1.93 ; to\ d. gap, breach, Th. 4.135 , 5.71 ; to\ d. tou= o)do/ntos Antyll. ap. Orib. 10.36.3 ; interval, Aristox. p.26 M.; ta\ d. hollows, Pl. 58b , 60e ; dia/kenon dedorko/ta with a vacant stare, of skeletons, Luc. 15 . empty or vain, Pl. 820e ; d. e(lkusmo/s, of idle fancies, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.22 . Adv. -nws, e(/lkein th\n dia/noian Iamb. 2.10 ; kopia=n Macar. 1.99 . thin, lank, Plu. 17 ; d. kai\ lagaroi/ Id. 15 ; d. tou\s boubw=nas Philostr. 37 . porous, Gal. 8.672 ; d. a)/rtoi light bread, LXX 21.5 . Adv. diake/nws, zw/nh d. u(fasme/nh of a gauzy texture, J. 3.7.2 . dia-keno/w, empty outright, Hp. 30 ( Pass. ). diakent-e/w, pierce through, make a puncture, Hp. Acut.(Sp.) 61 :— Pass. , to be adorned with openwork, Corn. 24 . diake/nt-hsis, ews, h(, piercing through, of the teeth, Hp. 11 . diakent-hte/on, one must pierce, puncture, Herod.Med. in 58.85 , 17.19.2 . diake/n-wma, atos, to/, space, interval, Pall. in Hp.Fract. 12.282C. diake/n-wsis, ews, h(, emptying out, Hsch. s.v. diela/fucas. dia^ke/omai, repair, IG 11.154A10 , 199 69 , 103 (Delos, iii B.C.). diakera/nnu^mai, Pass. , to be mixed up with, tou= lo/gou Philostr. 2.12.2 . diakerma^ti/zomai, get changed into small coin, draxmh/n Ar. 789 . diakertome/w, strengthd. for kertome/w, to mock at, D.C. 43.20 . diakefa^laiw=sai, gloss on diaphnhki/sai , Hsch. diakexli^de/nai: qru/ptesqai, and -kexlidw/s (-oidw=s cod.): diarre/wn u(po\ trufh=s, Id.; cf. xlidh/. diakexu^me/nws, Adv., (diaxe/w) immoderately, d. gela=n Suid. s.v. a)paskari/zein. diakexwrisme/nws, Adv., (diaxwri/zw) distinctly, Suid. s.v. diakekrime/nws , Sch. Opp. 1.498 . diakhru_keu/omai, negotiate by herald, pro/s tinas Th. 4.38 . diakh/rucis, ews, h(, sale by auction, and Adj. diakhruktiko/s, h/, o/n, pertaining to such a sale, Gloss. diakhru/ssw, proclaim by herald, e)n diakekhrugme/nois in declared war, Plu. 10 : metaph., a)sebe\s ei)=nai . . Phld. 862.12 . Med. , = diakhrukeu/omai , D.S. 18.7 . sell by auction, th\n oi)ki/an Philostr. 2.21.1 ( Pass. ); th\n ou)si/an Plu. 33 . celebrate, h( paroimi/a d. tina/ Iamb. 6.30 . diakibdhleu/w, corrupt, Suid. s.v. *)ada/m. diakigkli/zw, strengthd. for kigkli/zw, Hp. 79 , Ar. 29 . diakindu_n-eute/on, one must risk, to\ fa/nai Pl. 72d : abs. in pl., e)do/kei-eute/a ei)=nai Arr. 1.1.8 . diakindu_n-eu/w, run all risks, make a desperate attempt, abs., a)lo/gws d. Th. 8.27 ; d. tw=| sw/mati Antipho 5.63 ; e)s ta\s *)epipola/s Th. 7.47 ; pro\s o)li/gas [nau=s] Id. 1.142 : c. inf., Id. 7.1 ; d. u(pe\r th=s *(ella/dos Lys. 2.20 ; pro\ basile/ws X. 8.8.4 ; peri\ tw=n o(/lwn D. 3.12 (simply, run the risk, c. acc. et inf., d. h)\ xrhsto\n [to\ sw=ma] gene/sqai h)\ ponhro/n Pl. 313a ):— Pass. , diakekinduneume/na fa/rmaka desperate remedies, Isoc. 11.22 . diaki_n-e/w, move slightly, a)/rqron Hp. 9 :— Pass. , to be put in motion, move, Hdt. 3.108 , Hp. 30 ; of mincing gait, Ar. 688 , Luc. 16 . throw into disorder, confound, ta\ pepragme/na Th. 5.25 ; agitate, ta\ summaxika/ Plu. 10 ; th\n gnw/mhn Philostr. 2.36 . sift thoroughly, scrutinize, to\n nou=n Ar. 477 ; tina\ peri/ tinos Sosip. 1.22 . diaki_/n-hma, atos, to/, displacement of a bone, partial dislocation, Hp. 37 (pl.), Gal. 19.461 , Id. ap. Orib. 47.5.1 . diaki_/n-hsis, ews, h(, slight movement, Gal. 18(1).742 . dia/kinon: duski/nhton (Cret.), Hsch. ; cf. diako/nin. diakirna/w, mix well, ti/ tini or e)/n tini, Hp. 2.56 , 45 . diaki/xrhmi, lend to various persons:— Pass. , diakexrhme/non ta/lanton D. 27.11 . dia/-kla^sis, ews, h(, breaking-up of light-rays, Procl. 7.14 . dia-kla/w, break in twain, to/ca . . xersi\ diakla/ssas ( Ep. for -kla/sas) Il. 5.216 . Pass. , = diaqru/ptomai, diakla=sqai *)iwnikw=s practise soft Ionian airs, cj. in Ar. 163 ; diakeklasme/nos enervated, Luc. 18 ; d. o)/mma prob. in Zeno Stoic. 1.58 ; diaklw/menoi r(uqmoi/, opp. a)ndrw/deis, D.H. 43 , cf. 17 . dia/-kleisis, ews, h(, closing, ei)so/dwn tw=n pro/s tina J. 18.6.4 . dia-klei/w, shut out or off, xorhgi/as tini/ Plb. 1.82.13 ; tina\ a)po\ th=s xw/ras ib. 73.6 ; tina\ th=s ei)so/dou D.H. 11.14 : c.inf., dieklei/sqh summetasxei=n J. 1.19.1 . close, to\ sto/ma tou= iio/ntou App. 12 . diakle/ptw, steal at different times, o(/sa de\ diake/kleptai D. 27.12 ; to\ de\ diaklape\n polu/ the number stolen [by the soldiers] and dispersed was great, Th. 7.85 , cf. Plu. 27 :— Med. , steal away, LXX 19.3(4) . keep alive or save by stealth, tina/ Hdt. 1.38 ; e(auth/n Plu. 22 . evade, th=| a)pologi/a| d. th\n kathgori/an Lys. 26.3 ; d. toi=s e(autou= lo/gois th\n a)lh/qeian D. 29.5 ; disguise, th=| xa/riti th=s sunqe/sews th\n a)na/gkhn D.H. 18 ; pass in evasion of duty, to\n loipo\n xro/non th=s u(patei/as Id. 10.54 . diaklhronome/w, disperse, Longin. 12.4 ( Pass. ). diaklhr-o/w, Dor. diaklhr-kla_ro/w, assign by lot, allot, e)f' e(ka/sth| . . fernh/n A. 978 (anap.), cf. Arist. 30.3 , 50.2 ; e)pi\ta\s fula/s 531.29 (Dyme, iii B.C.):— Med. , have allotted to one, tu=fon e)k no/mwn Diog. 28.1 , cf. Procop. 4.20 ,al.:— Pass. , Pl. 760c . choose by lot, X. 6.3.36 ; to\ de/katon d. qanei=n, of decimating soldiers, App. 2.47 :— Med. c. acc., ib. 18 , Iamb. 1.5 , al.: but usu. abs., cast lots, Th. 8.30 , X. 6.3.34 ; pro\s sfa=s au)tou/s D. 59.103 . diaklh/r-wsis, ews, h(, allotment, apportionment, App. 1.14 , Iamb. 2.3 . perh. f.l. for a)poklh/rwsis , Porph. 1.41 . diakli_ma^ki/zw, strengthd. for klimaki/zw, Pl.Com. 124 . dia-kli/nw [i_] turn away, retreat from, th=s a)gora=s Plb. 11.9.8 ; a)po/ tinos Id. 6.41.11 . c. acc., evade, shun, Id. 35.4.6 ; fi/lhma Plu. 54 . bend, ph=xun Philostr. 2.18 . dia/-kli^sis, ews, h(, avoidance of battle, retreat, Plu. 21 . diaklone/w, shake violently, Hsch. dia-klu/zw, wash, wash out, a)/ntp' a)\ po/ntos noti/di d. E. 107 ; oi)/nw| ti Ath. 9.381b :— Med. , wash out one's mouth, Hp. 7.2 , Arist. 948a2 ; use a clyster, Hp. 27 :— Pass. , to be washed out, qermw=| with hot water, Arist. 739b12 . dia/-klusma, atos, to/, lotion for washing out the mouth, Gal. 11.839 ; o)dontalgi/as d. to prevent toothache, Dsc. 1.43 , cf. 96 , Apollonius ap. Gal. 12.864 , cf. Id. 11.879 . dia-klusmo/s, o(, clyster, Dsc. 2.156 . dia-klusth/rion, to/, = yukth/r , Suid. s.v. ku/lic r(opalwth/. diaknai/w, scrape or grate away, o)/yin d. gouge out his eye, E. 487 (lyr.):— Pass. , to be lacerated, Hp. 2.120 ; diaknaiome/nhs ka/makos the spear being shivered, A. 65 (anap.). wear out, wear away, h( a)siti/h d. Hp. 1.13 ; po/qos m' e)/xei diaknai/sas Ar. 957 , cf. E. 27 (lyr.), 296 (lyr.); d. *)ore/sthn murder Orestes (i.e. the character, by bad acting), Stratt. 1 :— Pass. , to be worn quite away, destroyed, ai)ki/ais, mo/xqois, A. 94 , 541 (lyr.), cf. E. 164 (lyr.), 109 (lyr.); po/lis diaknaisqh/setai Ar. 251 ; to\ xrw=ma diakeknaisme/nos with all one's colour scraped off, Id. 120 . diaknhmo/omai, = diaknai/w , in aor. 1 dieknhmw/sato, Hsch. diakni/zw, pull to pieces, a)/nqea 4.1.32 ( Mel. ), cf. Dsc. 1.44 , al.; make incisions in, Orib. 9.40.2 :— Pass. , Arist. 570a18 , 583b16 . metaph., pick to pieces (by attacking), d. kai\ sukofantei= D.H. 35 , cf. Phld. p.4 W.(dub.). diakoilai/nw, hollow out, Sch. Od. 4.438 . dia/koilos, on, quite hollow, D.S. 17.115 . diakoinopoie/w, use interchangeably, o)no/mata Sch. Pi. 4.25 . diakoira^ne/onta: basilikw=s e)perxo/menon, h)\ w(s koi/ranon diaporeuo/menon, die/ponta, Hsch. diakola^keu/omai, vie with each other in flattery, Isoc. 12.159 :— Act. only as v.l. in Sch. E. 714 . diakola/ptw, dress stone with a chisel, Agath. 2.19 :—also diakolapthri/cw, 7.3073.185 (Lebad.). dia^koll-a/w, glue together, Luc. 16 :— Pass. , li/qw| diakekollhme/nos formed of stones morticed together, Id. 6 . dia^ko/ll-hma, atos, to/, stuffing, Eup. 409 . dia^ko/ll-hsis, ews, h(, joining together, swlh/nwn 3.1177.305 (ii A.D.). dia^koll-htiko/s, prob. f.l. for diakwlutiko/s, e)/rga Poll. 7.209 . dia^kolouqe/w, strengthd. for a)kolouqe/w, v.l. in S.E. 7.275 . diakolumba/w, dive and swim across, a)po\ tw=n peiratw=n 12(5).653.29 (Syros); pro/s tina Plb. 5.46.8 , cf. LXX 9.48 , Palaeph. 27 ; to\n *ti/berin D.S. 14.116 . diakom-i^dh/, Dor. diakom-i^da/, h(, carrying over, tw=n a)ndrw=n e)s th\n nh=son Th. 3.76 . (from Pass. ) passage, voyage, e)k *krh/tas ei)s *(ro/don 581.23 (Crete, ii B.C.). diakom-i/cw, carry over or across, e)s th\n nh=son Th. 3.75 ; pe/nte stadi/ous d. tina/ Hdt. 1.31 ; simply, convey, Luc. 27 , 34.5 (iv A.D.):— Med. , carry over what is one's own, d. pai=das Th. 1.89 :— Pass. , to be carried over, ib. 136 , Pl. 905b ; pass over, cross, Th. 3.23 , And. 3.30 . recover, revive, tina\ siti/oisi Hp. 2.51 . dia/komma, atos, to/, cut, gash, Hp. 2.15 , Gal. 12.816 . breach in an embankment, 3p.80 , al. diakompa/cw, boast one against the other, polla\ dh\ dieko/mpasas su\ ka)gw/ Ar. 1248 (Burges for -komi/sas). diakompe/w, strengthd. for kompe/w, Pi. 157 , Posidon. 41 . dia_kon-e/w, Ion. dihk-, impf. e)diako/noun E. 406 (dub.), Alc. Com. 13 , Nicostr.Com. 36 ; later dihko/noun 4.11 : fut. -h/sw Hdt. 4.154 , Pl. 521a : aor. dihko/nhsa Aristid. 2.198 J. ; inf. -h=sai Antipho 1.16 : pf. dediako/nhka Arched. 3.8 :— Med. , impf. dihkonou/mhn Luc. 35 : fut. -h/somai Id. 4.4 : aor. dihkonhsa/mhn Id. 22 :— Pass. , fut. dediakonh/somai J. 18.8.7 : aor. e)diakonh/qhn D. 50.2 : pf. dediako/nhmai, v. infr. 11 : (dia/konos):—minister, do service, abs., E. 396 , Ar. 1323 , 275.10 (i A.D.): c. dat. pers., <*><*><*><*> D. 10.60 , etc.; d. dihkonika\ e)/rga Arist. 1333a8 ; d. u(poqh/kais tin<*>s Antipho 1.17 ; d. para\ tw=| de<*>th| Posidipp. 2 ; d. pro\s <*> kai\ pra=sin Pl. 371d :— Med. , minister to one's own needs, serve oneself, S. 287 ; au(tw=| diakonei=tai Ar. 1017 ; diakonou=ntes kai\ diakonou/menoi e(autoi=s acting as servants and serving themselves, Pl. 763a : also simply like Act. , oi)=non h(mi=n xrusi/w| diakonou/menoi Luc. 53 , cf. Lib. 53.9 :— Pass. , to be served, ou)k h)=lqe diakonhqh=nai a)lla\ diakonh=sai 20.28 . to be a deacon, 3.10 , 13 . c.acc.rei, render a service, tini\ o(/ ti a)\n dehqh=| Hdt. 4.154 , cf. Pl. 290a ; d. ga/mous Posidipp. 26.19 :— Pass. , to be supplied, th=| po/lei e)diakonh/qhsan [ai( pra/ceis] D. 50.2 ; tw=n kalw=s dediakonhme/nwn Id. 51.7 : c. dat. instr., e)kpw/masi diakonei/sqwsan 383.159 (i B.C.). dia_ko/n-hma, atos, to/, servants' business, service, doulika\ d. Pl. 175e ; d. e)gku/klia Arist. 1255b25 , cf. 2811b24 (Aphrodisias, prob.). service rendered to a god, Jul. 2.68c . pl., instruments or utensils of service, Ath. 6.274b , Diog. 37.3 . dia_ko/n-hsis, ews, h(, serving, doing service, Pl. 633c . dia_kon-htiko/s, h/, o/n, pertaining to service, Alex. Aphr. 59.14 . dia_kon-i/a, h(, service, Th. 1.133 (pl.), Pl. 371c , etc.; ou)/k e)sti tau=t' a)rxh/, a)ll' e)pime/leia/ tis kai\ d. Aeschin. 3.13 . attendance on a duty, ministration, D. 18.206 ; h( d. h( kaqhmerinh/, of ministering to external wants, 6.1 ; but also h( d. tou= lo/gou ib. 4 , cf. 1.17 , etc. body of servants or attendants, Plb. 15.25.21 . instruments of service, = diako/nhma 11 , Moschio ap. Ath. 5.208b . dia_kon-iko/s, h/, o/n, serviceable, Ar. 1170 , etc.; -kh/ (sc. te/xnh), h(, Pl. 299d ; d. fu/sis Id. ap. Plu. 2.416f : Comp. -w/teros Id. 517b ; ai( d. pra/ceis, ta\ d. e)/rga servants' business, menial work, Arist. 1277a36 , 1333a7 ; d. a)retai/ ib. 1259b23 . Adv. -kw=s in the course of service, Men. 113 ; serviceably, Sor. 1.80 . diako/nin: duski/nhton (Cret.), Hsch. ; cf. dia/kinon. dia^koni/omai [ni_], Pass. , roll in the dust, Hp. 27 (Oratio Thessali): hence, prepare for combat, Plu. 2.970f . diako/nion, to/, a sort of cake, Pherecr. 156 . diakoni/s, i/dos, h(, a kind of coarsely woven tunic, Hsch. ; also a)/nqrwpos o( mh\ pukno\s d., Id. dia_ko/nissa, h(, deaconess, IG 3.3527 . dia/konos [a_], Ion. dih/konos, o(, later dia/kwn (q.v.):— servant, Hdt. 4.71 , 72 , 121.3 (iii A.D.), etc.; messenger, A. 942 , S. 497 ; o)/rniqa kai\ kh/ruka kai\ d. Id. 133 :—as fem., Ar. 1116 , D. 24.197 . attendant or official in a temple or religious guild, 109 , 217 , 9(1).486 (Acarnania, ii/i B.C.), 4.774.12 (Troezen, iii B.C.): fem., 3037 (Metropolis in Lydia):—esp. in the Christian church, deacon, 3.8 , etc., 1162.3 (iv A.D.): fem., deaconess, Ep.Rom. 16.1 . as Adj., servile, menial, e)pisth/mh Pl. 290c : irreg. Comp. dia_kone/steros Epich. 159 Ahr. (Cf. e)g-kone/w, a)-koniti/.) dia^kont-i/zomai, Att. fut. -iou=mai, contend with others at throwing the javelin, X. 1.4.4 ; tini/ Thphr. 27.13 ; simply, hurl darts, J. 4.3.12 , 5.7.3 . dia^kont-ismo/s, o(, competition in javelin-throwing, 339.68 . diako/ntwsis, ews, h(, = ko/ntwsis , Ael. 12.43 . diakoph/, h(, gash, cleft, as in the skull, Hp. 7 , Gal. 7.38 ; deepseated wound, Id. 18(1).27 ; diakopai\ swma/twn Plu. 19 ; severance of a musical string, Theo Sm. p.71 H. rupture of a blood-vessel, Gal. 19.457 . cutting or canal through an isthmus or mountain, Str. 1.3.18 (pl.); through a wall or dam, 1188.8 (i B.C.); narrow channel or passage, LXX 28.4 , al., cf. J. 7.4.2 . divorce, Sm. 24.3(1) . metaph., breach, rupture, quarrel, LXX 21.15 : pl., d. fi/lwn Vett.Val. 3.2 . refutation, lo/gwn Phld. 1.11 S. , al. intermission, Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 6.20.19 . Gramm., tmesis, Charis. p.275 K. dia/kopos, o(, breach in a dyke, 1409.16 (iii A.D.), Ulp. ap. 47.11.10 . chopping up of firewood, 30.4 , al. (ii A.D.). (sc. lo/gos) formula or spell for producing breach or separation, esp. between husband and wife, 11.15 . dia/kopros, on, well-manured, Thphr. 4.12.3 . dia-kopte/on, one must cut short, presbei/as a)kai/rous Plu. 2.819a . dia-ko/ptw, cut in two, cut through, dia\ de/rhn e)/koye me/sshn Anacr. 80 , cf. Th. 2.4 , X. 7.1.17 , etc.; xw=ma Wilcken 11 6 (ii B.C.); i)sqmo/n Str. 1.3.18 ; gash, ske/los Men. 48 :— Pass. , receive a gash, Hp. 6.18 , al., Plb. 2.30.7 ; so diake/koptai of base coin which had a hole drilled in it, Suid. break through the enemy's line, d. ta/cin X. 1.8.10 ; th\n fa/lagga Plu. 7 ; tei=xos Aen. Tact. 32.7 : abs., break through the enemy's line, X. 7.5.23 , etc.; diakekofo/tas pro\s ta\s ei)so/dous Id. 3.3.66 ; so, of a weapon, d. a)/xri tou= dielqei=n Luc. 37 : metaph. of a remedy, have decisive effect, 1170.16 (Epid.). break off, interrupt, th\n peri/odon Arist. 1409b9 ( Pass. ); d. ta\s dialu/seis Plb. 1.69.5 ; sunqh/kas Id. 18.42.3 ; e(orth/n, r(h=sin, Luc. 11 , 14 ; u(/pnon Ael. 3.37 :— Pass. , of the pulse, Gal. 8.459 ; also, to be checked, ta\ pro\s e(tai/ras d. swfronismoi=s Plu. 2.712c ; diake/kommai to\ sto/ma I am struck dumb, Men. 334 . refute, in Pass. , Phld. 11 . diako/r-eusis, ews, h(, = diako/rhsis , Sor. 1.25 , al. diakor-eu/w, ( ko/rh 1 ) deflower, Ar. 480 , Ephor. 164 , Sor. 1.8 , Luc. 11.2 , Artem. 2.65 . diakor-e/w, = foreg., Luc. 25 :— Pass. , Ael. 11.16 . diakor-h/s, e/s, = dia/koros, tino/s Pl. 629b , Max.Tyr. 7.6 , D.C. 61.13 , Jul. 2.65d : abs., Plu. 15 . diako/r-hsis, ews, h(, deflowering, prob.l. in J. 7.8.1 , Sor. 1.33 , Sch. Il. 18.493 . diakor-i/zw, = diakore/w , Hsch. s.v. dia<ke>ko/ristai. Med. , ( ko/rh 111 ) gaze intently, Id. diakorkoru^ge/w, rumble through, th\n gaste/ra Ar. 387 . dia/koros, on, satiated, c. gen., a)llh/lwn X. 1.5 : abs., sw=ma d. Plu. 2.006a : saturated with rain, Hdt. 3.117 ; d. h)/dh tou=to this is quite enough, Gal. 7.49S. Adv. -rws immoderately, pi/nein D.C. 68.7 . dia_kosi-a/kis, Adv. two hundred times, Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 6.20.11 . dia_kosi-a/prwtoi, oi(, highest class of tax-payers at Aphrodisias, Rev. Ét.Gr. 19.242 . dia_ko/si-oi, Ion. dihk-, ai, a, two hundred, Hdt. 1.193 , etc.: sg. with Noun of multitude, d. i(/ppos two hundred horse, Th. 1.62 ; v. diaka/tioi. dia_kosi-onta/xous, oun, two-hundred-fold, Str. 15.3.11 . dia_kosi-onta/kis, two hundred times, Suid. dia_kosio-kai-tessa^ra^konta/-xous, oun, two-hundred-and-forty-fold, Str. 17.3.11 . dia_kosiosto/s, h/, o/n, two-hundredth, D.H. 8.83 ; -sth/, h(, tax of 1 / 2 % in Ptolemaic Egypt, 1.66.1 . (Written diakossiastou= (gen.) in 7972 (iv A.D.).) diakoski^n<eu/>w, riddle, sift thoroughly, Gal. 10.355 ( Pass. ). diakosm-e/w, divide and marshal, muster, array, w(\s tou\s h(gemo/nes dieko/smeon Il. 2.476 ; pomph/n Th. 1.20 :— Pass. , ei)/ per . . e)s deka/das diakosmhqei=men *)axaioi/ Il. 2.126 ; dia\ tri/xa kosmhqe/ntes ib. 655 . order, regulate, Anaxag. 12 , Hdt. 1.100 , Th. 2.100 , Pl. 864a , al., etc.:— Med. , pa=n me/garon diekosmh/santo got it all set in order, Od. 22.457 ; d. to\ sw=ma Hp. 1.9 . Stoic t. t., re-establish the world-order after e)kpu/rwsis, ei)=t' au)=qis pa/lin -ei=sqai [to\n ko/smon] Zeno Stoic. 1.27 . adorn variously, tini/ ti Crobyl. 10 :— Pass. , stigmai=s Philum. 21.1 . diako/sm-hsis (hyperdor. diako/sm-a_sis Ocell. 1.8 ), ews, h(, setting in order, regulation, h( peri/ ti d. Pl. 209a ; tw=n no/mwn Id. 853a ; qri/ambou Plb. 2.31.6 , cf. Phld. p.35J. , Corn. 17 , al.; tou= po/lou 56.46 (iii B.C.). the orderly arrangement of the Univcrse, esp. in the Pythagorean system, Arist. 986a6 , Plu. 4 , D.S. 12.20 , S.E. 9.27 , Porph. 6 , etc. Stoic t. t., of the new order after e)kpu/rwsis, Zeno Stoic. 1.28 , etc. order, class of beings, Procl. 144 , Dam. 301 , al. diakosm-htiko/s, h/, o/n, regulative, du/namis Iamb. 10.6 . dia/kosm-os, o(, = diako/smhsis , Parm. 8.60 ; o( tou= bi/ou d. Arist. 399b16 ; d. ou)ranou= kai\ gh=s ib. 400b32 ; o( logiko\s d. ei)kw\n o(/lou tou= dhmiourgou= Hierocl. 1p.419M. , cf. Orph. 34.18 ; qew=n, noeroi/ d., Procl. 145 , Dam. 81 ; me/gas, mikro\s *dia/kosmos, titles of works by Leucippus and Democritus, D.L. 9.13 ; o( *)anacago/reios d. Satyr. 37iii18 . battle-order, Th. 4.93 . the Catalogue of ships in Il. 2 , Str. 12.3.5 , Sch. Il. 221 vi 22 . diakoura/zomai: to\ a)tene\s ble/pein, 267.27 , Suid. diakousth/s, ou=, o(, hearer, qew=n kai\ a)nqrw/pwn 7.8 . diakoufi/zw, intr., become lighter for an interval, remit, smikra\ d. Hp. 1.7 . trans., relieve, splh=na Ruf. ap. Orib. 45.30.69 . dia^kou/w, fut. -akou/somai 23.35 :—hear out or to the end, ti X. 11.1 ; pa/nta Men. 471 : abs., of a court, try out a case, 335.71 (Pergam.); hear or learn from another, tino\s a)/tta Pl. 338d ; para/ tinos Theopomp.Hist. 244 ; d. ta/ do/canta toi=s a)/rxousin Arist. 1273a10 : c. gen. rei, [lo/gwn] Pl. 126c ; tw=n legome/nwn Plb. 6.58.8 ; peri/ tinos Id. 3.15.4 : c. gen. pers., of parties to a dispute, 599.20 (Priene), 685.29 (Crete), 1.11i8 (ii B.C.), l.c., etc.; d. mou pro\s au)tou/s 168.28 (ii A.D.), cf. 3.924.16 (ii A.D.); also, to be a hearer or disciple of, Phld. 1.96S. , Plu. 4 ; ta\ gewmetrika/ tinos D.L. 8.86 : abs., Phld. 862.3 . dia/koyis, ews, h(, = diakoph/ , Thphr. 5.9.11 (pl.). diakra^dai/nw, shake violently, sw=ma Tim. 25 , cf. Ar.Did. 13 . diakra/zw, pf. diake/kra_ga, have a screaming-match, Ar. 306 ; d. tini/ pit oneself against another at screaming, Id. 1403 . diakra^t-e/w, hold fast, control, ta\ o(/pla Phylarch. 24 ; to\n o(/lon ko/smon Herm. ap. Stob. 1.15.16 , cf. Iamb. 4.12 ; o)rga/da D.H. 1.79 ; hold, e)n tw=| sto/mati Dsc. 2.152 ( Pass. ), cf. 12.30.3 ( Pass. ), etc. hold in possession, 1047 ii 6 (ii A.D., Pass. ). maintain, establish, lo/gon Stob. 1.1.9 ; retain, preserve, in argument, Dam. 439 . hold up, support, i(sto/n Erot. s.v. o(/pla; de/pas Ath. 11.492b ( Pass. ): metaph., support, keep alive, au(to/n D.L. 9.43 . hold back, detain, in Pass. , pro\s tw=n xrhstw=n App. 2.8 . diakra^/t-hma, atos, to/, remedy to be held in the mouth, Gal. 12.268 . that which is held together, Secund. 1 . diakra^/t-hsis, ews, h(, holding fast, retention, spe/rmatos Sor. 1.36 , cf. Dsc. Ther.Praef.; control, Iamb. 1.9 ; possession, Sch. Th. 1.139 , Suid. v. a)o/ristos : dub. in Eun. p.252 D. diakrat-hte/on, one must hold fast, Archig. ap. Gal. 13.176 . diakra^t-htiko/s, h/, o/n, able to hold fast, tino/s S.E. 9.72 . diakra^t-untiko/s, h/, o/n, making firm, tw=n o)do/ntwn Dsc. 1.30 . *diakrei=s, Att. diakra^t-krh=s, oi(, inhabitants of *diakri/a in Euboea, 12.211.25 , al., Hsch., 268.3 ; cf. *dia/krioi. diakre/kw, strike the strings of the lyre, xe/lun 4.307 ( Leon. ). diakrhmni/zw, v.l. for katakrhmni/zw , J. 1.2.4 . diakrhno/w, Dor. diakra^t-kra_no/w, make to flow, pw=ma Theoc. 7.154 (v.l.). diakri_b-ei/a, h(, minute observance of the law, LXX 11.33 (pl.). diakri_b-ologe/omai, inquire minutely, Pl. 245e ; u(pe/r tinos Heraclit. 49 . diakri_b-o/w, portray exactly, *)/erwta 4.204 (Praxiteles). examne or discuss minutely or with precision, ta\s ta/ceis X. 2.1.27 ; to\n o(/ron Arist. 169b15 , cf. 1178a23 :— Med. , Pl. 184d ; peri/ tinos Isoc. 4.18 :— Pass. , dihkri/bwtai the subject has been examined minutely, Arist. 1366a21 , cf. Phld. 862.13 ; to be brought to exactness or perfection, Arist. 1112b6 , etc.; dihkribwme/noi accomplished persons, Pl. 965a ; dihkr. e(rmhnei/a Aristox. p.16M. ; dihkr. te/xnai Ath. 12.511d . diakri_/b-wsis, ews, h(, accurate investigation, Ptol. 8.1 . diakri_b-wte/on, one must examine minutely, Plu. 12 . dia-kri^da/, Adv. = sq., Opp. 2.496 . dia-kri^do/n, Adv., (diakri/nw) eminently, d. ei)=nai a)/ristoi Il. 12.103 , cf. 15.108 , Hdt. 4.53 ; d. h)skhme/nh ko/mh Luc. 3 . precisely, of measurement, Nic. 955 ; in detail, A.R. 4.721 ; distinctly, Hymn.Is. 14 . separately, A.R. 1.567 , al.; e)/nqa kai\ e)/nqa d. Nonn. 34.349 , cf. Opp. 2.130 , Agath. 5.7 ; ou) d. without distinction, peri\ tw=n o(si/wn h)\ dikai/wn App. 5.9 . dia/kri^ma, atos, to/, discrete condition, opp. su/gkrima, sunai/rema, e(/nwma, Dam. 53 , 56 . diakri/nw [ri_], fut. -kri^nw=, Ep. and Delph. -kri^ne/w Il. 2.387 , 614.8 (ii B.C.):—separate one from another, w(/s t' ai)po/lia . . ai)po/loi a)/ndres r(ei=a diakri/nwsin Il. 2.475 , cf. Hdt. 8.114 ; part combatants, ei)s o(/ ke dai/mwn a)/mme diakri/nh Il. 7.292 , etc.; ei) mh\ nu\c . . diakrine/ei me/nos a)ndrw=n 2.387 ; d. file/onte Od. 4.179 ; kro/khn kai\ sth/monas sugkexume/nous d. Pl. 388b :— Pass. , to be parted, of hair, Plu. 15 : more freq. of combatants, diakrinqh/menai ( Ep. inf. aor. 1 Pass. ) h)/dh *)argei/ous kai\ *trw=as Il. 3.98 , cf. 102 , 7.306 , etc.: also in fut. Med. , diakrine/esqai Od. 18.149 , 20.180 ; diakriqe/ntes e)k th=s naumaxi/hs Hdt. 8.18 ; diakriqh=nai a)p' a)llh/lwn Th. 1.105 , cf. 3.9 ; diakri/nesqai pro/s . . part and join different parties, Id. 1.18 . Pass. , to be divorced, Leg.Gort. 2.46 . in Philosophy, separate, decompose into elemental parts, opp. sugkri/nw, chiefly in Pass. , Anaxag. 12 , cf. Arist. 985a28 , [ Epich. ] 245 , Pl. 71b , 157a , etc. a)/strwn diakri/nei fa/h sela/na prob. sets apart, removes, i.e. outshines, B. 8.28 . distinguish, kai/ k' a)lao\s diakri/neie to\ sh=ma Od. 8.195 ; ou)de/na d. without distinction of persons, Hdt. 3.39 ; ou)xi\ d. th\n penixra\n h)\ plousi/an Diod.Com. 2.8 : pf. Pass. in med. sense, diakekri/meqa ta/s te kaqara\s h(dona\s kai\ . . Pl. 52c : plpf. in pass. sense, dieke/krito ou)de/n no distinction was made, Th. 1.49 ; diakekrime/nai distinct, varied, B. 24 . decide, of judges, o)rqa=| d. freni/ Pi. 8.24 ; d. di/kas Hdt. 1.100 ; dia\ de\ kri/nousi qe/mistas Theoc. 25.46 ; also, determine a fever, mark its crisis, Hp. 137 ; h( nou=sos ma/lista diakri/nei e)n ou)deni/ has usually no crisis in any patient, Id. 2.71 ; d. ai(/resin Hdt. 1.11 ; d. ei) . . Id. 7.54 ; d. peri/ tinos Ar. 719 :— Med. , nei=kos d. get it decided, Hes. 35 ; to\ zhtou/menon Pl. 46b ; decide among yourselves, tau=ta . . o(/pws pot' e)/xei d. D. 32.28 :— Pass. , bring an issue to decision, e)pe/essi/ ge nhputi/oisi w(=de diakrinqe/nte Il. 20.212 ; ai)/ tini ta=n poli/wn h)=| a)mfi/lloga, diakriqh=men Foed. Dor. ap. Th. 5.79 ; diakriqei=men peri/ tinos Pl. 7c ; of combatants, ma/xh| diakriqh=nai pro/s tina Hdt. 9.58 ; pro/s tina u(pe/r tinos LXX 3(4).2 ; o(/plois h)\ lo/gois diakri/nesqai Philipp. ap. D. 12.7 ; diakri/nesqai peri\ tw=n o(/lwn Plb. 3.111.2 ; tini/ with one, 9 : abs., 1.15 (iii B.C.), etc.; also po/lemos diakriqh/setai Hdt. 7.206 ; of a person, to be judged, Polem. 18 . set [a place] apart for holy purposes, Pi. 10(11).46 . interpret a dream, etc., Ph. 2.54 , Junc. ap. Stob. 4.50.95 . question, tou\s i)atrou/s Arr. 4.1.148 . doubt, hesitate, waver, Act.Ap. 11.12 (s.v.l.): usu. in Med. and Pass. , mhde\n diakrino/menos ib. 10.20 ; mh\ diakriqh=te 21.21 , cf. 4.20 . *dia/krioi, oi(, = *diakrei=s , 12.63.93 : esp. at Athens, the Mountaineers, one of the three political parties at Athens, after Solon's time, Ar. 1223 , Arist. 13.4 , Plu. 13 ; cf. u(pera/krioi. dia/-kri^sis, ews, h(, separation, dissolution, opp. su/gkrisis, Emp. 58 , Anaxag. 10 , Pl. 243b , al.; segregation, tw=n h(marthko/twn J. 2.14.8 ; discrimination, kalou= te kai\ kakou= 5.14 ; pneuma/twn 12.10 ; differentiation, Dam. 1 . in concrete sense, resolved form, h( a)tmi\s u(/datos d. e)stin Arist. 340b3 , 341b15 . decision, determination, Pl. 765a , X. 8.2.27 , A.R. 4.1169 ; judicial decision, PLond. 2.476.9 (i A.D.): metaph., 14.1 (pl.); interpretation of dreams or omens, Ph. 2.55 , Paus. 1.34.5 ; d. shmeiw/sews medical diagnosis, Sor. 2.23 : but in pl., ai( e)k nou/swn d. determinations, crises, Hp. 3 . examination or revision of accounts, d. prakto/rwn Wilcken 41 iii6 (iii A.D.). decision by battle, ta/cewn pro\s a)llh/lous Plb. 18.28.3 ; quarrel, dispute, Epicur. 1p.29U. , Arat. 109 , 3.149.39 . in X. 4.1 , space between the eyes in dogs. separation of tumour from bloodvessels, Antyll. ap. Orib. 45.2.9 . secretion, ou)/rwn Aret. 1.9 , cf. Gal. 6.382 . a bandage, Id. 18(1).777 . dia-kri^te/on, one must decide, D.L. 9.92 : pl. -e/a Th. 1.86 . one must distinguish, Dsc. 5.106 , Porph. 2.50 , Iamb. 2.2 : Adj. -krite/os, a, on, to be distinguished, Philostr. 33 . one must separate, Sor. 2.89 . dia-kri^th/s, ou=, o(, official in charge of revision of arrears of taxation, d. e)xqe/sewn o(/lou nomou= 58 ii 11 (ii A.D.): pl., 734ii6 (iii A.D.). dia-kri^tiko/s, h/, o/n, piercing, penetrating, opp. compressing (sugkritiko/s), Pl. 67e ; xrw=ma Arist. 1057b8 . separative, h( -kh/, opp. h( sugkritikh/ (q.v.), Pl. 282b sqq. Adv. -kw=s Democr. 164 . able to distinguish, th=s ou)si/as Pl. 388c ; o)/yis e(/cis d. swma/twn Id. 411c : abs., Luc. 69 . dia-kri^ti^ko/ths, htos, h(, power of discrimination, Procl. p.793S. dia/-kri^tos, on, separated: hence, choice, excellent, Theoc. 22.163 . diakrobol-i/zomai, skirmish, J. 4.7.1 , Onos. 14.3 . diakrobol-ismo/s, o(, skirmishing, mock-fight, Str. 3.3.7 . dia/krokos, on, containing saffron, kollu/ria Gal. 12.608 . diakrote/w, pierce through, sens. obsc., E. 180 . resolve into components, as words into their elements, opp. sugkrote/w, Pl. 421c . knock off, kri/kous Plu. 2.304b . diakro/tws, Adv. = a)pokro/tws , Hsch. dia/-krousis, ews, h(, putting off, e)pi\ diakrou/sei, to gain time, D. 54.27 ; delay, evasion, Plu. 19 : pl., d. kai\ u(perqe/seis Id. 7 ; escape from, basa/nwn Lib. 14.19 . dia-kroustiko/s, h/, o/n, expressive of deception, r(h/mata A.D. 284.20 . dia-krou/w, knock or drive through, o(/tan oi( sfh=nes diakrousqw=sin Thphr. 2.15.4 ; knock off, desma/ Paus. 4.17.1 . prove by knocking or ringing, as one does an earthen vessel, d. ei)/te u(gie\s ei)/te saqro\n fqe/ggetai Pl. 179d , cf. Luc. 4 :—perh.in a similar sense in 7.3073.164 (Lebad.). Med. , drive from oneself, get rid of, tou\s *(/ellhnas Hdt. 7.168 ; pro/sodon [pre/sbewn] D.H. 3.3 ; makra\s strathgi/as Plu. 6 ; evade, diakrou/esqai to\ di/khn dou=nai D. 21.128 ; diakrou/etai ta\ xrh/mata e)kti=sai 71 i 13 (iv A.D.); d. tina/ evade his creditor by delays, of a debtor, D. 34.13 ; d. tou\s loidorou=ntas Plu. 2.70d ; d. tou\s kuri/ous mh\ kataqei=nai D. 38.12 ; so d. to\n paro/nta xro/non Id. 19.33 ; evade, slur over a difficult question, yilh=| parathrh/sei A.D. 41.8 ; evade an argument, Sor. 1.58 : abs., practise evasions and delays, D. 21.186 , 201 , 237 viii 10 (ii A.D.):— Pass. , diakrousqh=nai th=s timwri/as escape from punishment, D. 24.132 . hinder, entangle, e(auto\n diakrou/ein e)n toi=s pra/gmasi Plu. 2.80d . intr., break away, escape, Numen. ap. Eus. 11.18 . Med. , put aside for oneself, conceal, embezzle, xo/rton 4.354.7 (iii B.C.). diakru/ptw, strengthd. for kru/ptw, D.L. 4.16 :— Med. , Poll. 6.209 . diakteni/zw, comb well, diektenisme/na meira/kia Philostr. 8.7 . diakte/on, (dia/gw) one must treat a patient, Hp. 1.27 . diaktori/a, office of a dia/ktoros, service, Musae. 6 , 6.68 ( Jul. ). dia/ktoros, o(, epith. of Hermes in Hom. , d. *)argei+fo/nths Il. 2.103 , Od. 5.43 , etc.; d. alone, ib. 12.390 , 15.319 ; *zhno\s d. 13.2 ( Phaedim. ): variously expld. by ancient writers, cf. Nessas 2 , Corn. 16 , 268.10 , Eust. 182.8 , etc.: apptly. taken as minister, = dia/konos , by A. 941 ; as messenger (dia/gwn a)lleli/as), by later poets, o)/rni *dio\s d., of the eagle, 7.161 ( Antip.Sid. ); applied to Iris by Nonn. 31.107 ; to Athena, ib. 30.250 (so perh.of Athena's owl, Call. 164 ; pole/mwn d., of a poet, Luc. 33 ); cf. sundia/ktoros: used as neut. Adj., dia/ktora dhi+oth=tos e)/gxea Nonn. 39.82 : cf. dia/ktwr. di/aktos, on, carried through pipes, of oils or unguents used at the bath, 2820 (Aphrodisias), 3871b (add., Sebaste); ta\ kat' a)/ndra d. 4.860 (Laodicea ad Lycum). dia/ktwr, oros, o(, = dia/ktoros, bou/tan d. 10.101 (Bianor); dia/ktorsi: h(gemo/si, basileu=sin, Hsch. diaku^berna/w, steer through, pilot, to\ qnhto\n zw=|on, ta)nqrw/pina, Pl. 42e , 709b ; to\n ko/smon Plu. 2.1026f ; to\n po/ton ib. 712b ; e)mauth/n te kai\ to\ paidi/on sou= 1.42.16 (ii B.C.); of a physician, Arist. 859a18 :— Pass. , Iamb. 8.3 . diaku^beu/w, play at dice with another, pro/s tina Plu. 5 : abs., Id. 2.128a ; peri/ tinos ib. 70d . diaku^bista/w, throw head over heels, Suid. diakudo/menai: diaxeo/menai, Hsch. diaku^ka/w, mix one with another, jumble, a)/nw kai\ ka/tw d. D. 18.111 , cf. Agath. 5.5 :— Pass. , Id. 4.17 . diaku^linde/w, to roll about, Arist. 613b26 . diaku_mai/nw, raise into waves, to\ pe/lagos Luc. 15.4 , cf. 26 . diaku^nofqalmi/zomai, Med. , to look askance one at another, Com. Adesp. 975 , cf. Ael.Dion. 124 . diaku/ptw, stoop and creep through a narrow place, Hdt. 3.145 , Ar. 930 . stoop so as to peep in, Id. 78 ; dia\ th=s kerami/dos Diph. 84 , cf. Men. 463 . look out, dia\ th=s quri/dos LXX 9.30 , cf. 24.4 (iii B.C.), Luc. 45 . diaku^ri/ttesqai, fight, prop. of rams, Hsch. diaku_ro/w, confirm, ratify, Phryn. p.62 B. diakwdwni/zw, strengthd. for kwdwni/zw, Lys. 313S. ( Pass. ), D. 19.167 , Porph. 4.17 ( Pass. ), Harp. bruit abroad, Str. 2.3.4 . dismiss by the sound of a bell, Philostr. 2.27.5 . diakw/l-u_ma, atos, to/, hindrance, obstacle, e)/rgwn Pl. 807d . diakw/l-u_sis, ews, h(, hindering, preventing, ai( tw=n a)naire/sewn d. Id. 469e ; a)po\ proaire/sewn Arist. 1421b22 . diakwl-u_te/on, one must prevent, Pl. 401b , Agath. 2.6 . diakwl-u_th/s, ou=, o(, a hinderer, Hdt. 6.56 , Pl. 240a . diakwl-u_tiko/s, h/, o/n, preventive, Id. 280d , prob.l. in Poll. 7.209 . diakwl-u/w [u_], hinder, prevent, tina\ mh\ poiei=n Hdt. 8.144 , cf. Lys. 20.36 ; d. se o)rfano\n ei)=nai E. 148 ; d. ta\ i(era\ mh\ gi/gnesqai Antipho 5.82 ; d. a)/dika gi/gnesqai Pl. 31e ; d. tina/ Th. 8.92 , 3.14 ; d. tina/ ti (sc. poiei=n) Pl. 315d ; d. tina/ tinos D.S. 20.79 ; d. fo/non S. 1771 (lyr.); d. to\ pra=gma Alc.Com. 3 , cf. Arist. 1159b6 :— Pass. , Th. 1.101 ; diakwluqei\s tou= skopou= tuxei=n Antipho 3.2.7 : a)\ diekwlu/qh (sc. poiei=n) D. 18.60 . diakwmw|di/w, satirise, Pl. 462c , Arist. 1458b6 , Jul. 6.203a : abs., D.H. 57 . dia/kwn, = dia/konos , 597.4 (i A. D.); pr.n., ib. 1046.24 (ii A. D.). diakwne/w, daub with pitch, Hsch. diakwphla^te/w, gloss on diere/ttonta , Suid. diakwxh/, v. diokwxh/. diala^bh/, h(, seizing by the middle, do/rata e)k dialabh=s kratou/mena D.H. 20.11 . dialagxa/nw, divide or part by lot, Hdt. 4.68 , A. 789 (lyr.), 816 (tm.), X. 7.3.1 , etc.; qhktw=| sidh/rw| dw=ma d. E. 68 : metaph., tear in pieces, Id. 1291 . obtain a share by inheritance, Leg.Gort. 8.4 , 24 ; obtain by lot, D.H. 3.48 . share with, tini\ lei/as Procop. 4.18 . dialaimotome/omai, Pass. , have one's throat cut, Mnesim. 4.16 . diala_ke/w, crack asunder, burst, Ar. 410 , 130.121 . dialakti/zw, kick away, spurn, Theoc. 24.25 , Plu. 2.648b . diala^l-e/w, talk with, tini\ peri/ tinos Plb. 1.85.2 , cf. 1417.24 (iv A.D.); e)n e(autoi=s u(pe/r tinos Plb. 9.32.1 ; kata\ summori/as D.H. 6.57 ; pro\s a)llh/lous ti/ a)\n poih/seian 6.11 ; au)th\n e)n au(th=| d. Plu. 2.141d . d. tini/ ti talk over a thing with another, E. 175 :— Pass. , to be much talked of, Ev.Luc. 1.65 . diala^/l-hsis, ews, h(, talking, discourse, Sch. Pi. 7.17 (pl.). diala^l-i/a, h(, verbal order, Lyd. 3.67 . = Lat. interlocutio, Just. 126.1 , 4.20.16 , 5.1674.45 (vi A. D.). language, *ai)guptiakh\ d. ib. 1.77.69 (vi A.D.), 1836 (vi A.D.). dialamba/nw, fut. -lh/yomai: aor. die/la^bon: pf. diei/lhfa: pf. Pass. diei/lhmmai, also diale/lhmmai Ar. 1090 , Ion. -le/lammai Hdt. 4.68 :— take or receive severally, i.e. each his own share, i(/na dialamba/noien e(/kastoi ta\ a)/cia X. 7.3.1 , cf. 5.3.4 ; d. oi)ki/as Lys. 12.8 . grasp or lay hold of separately, dialabo/ntes . . ta\s xei=ras kai\ tou\s po/das Hdt. 4.94 : hence, seize, arrest, tina/ Id. 1.114 , Pl. 615e ; dialelamme/nos a)/getai Hdt. 4.68 , cf. Ar. 1090 (v. Sch. ad loc.). in wrestling, grasp round the waist, seize by the middle, dialabw\n a)gkuri/sas cj. Casaub. in Ar. 262 ; dialamba/nwn tou\s neani/skous e)traxh/lizen Plu. 33 ; in full, me/son d. tina/ Ach.Tat. 3.13 ; also, tie up, spa/rtw| 12.13 : metaph. of the soul, dieilhmme/nh u(po\ tou= swmatoeidou=s Pl. 81c . treat, handle, tau/th| tou\s no/mous Lys. 14.4 ; to\n h(gemo/na w(s a)ndra/podon Philostr. 5.36 . metaph., embrace, w(s e)pi\ to\ pa=n d. comprehend in a general statement, Thphr. 8.1.6 . divide, to\n potamo\n e)s trihkosi/as diw/ruxas d. Hdt. 1.190 , cf. 202 , 5.52 ; trixh= dw/deka me/rh d. divide 12 parts into 3 (i.e. of 4 each), Pl. 763c ; i(/na xwri\s h(ma=s diala/bh|, of a person taking his seat between two others, Id. 222e ; d. ei)s du/o pa/ntas divide them into two parties, Arist. 1296a11 ; d. to\n dh=mon, tou\s a)po/rous, ib. 1272b11 , 1320b8 ; th\n su/mpasan a)rxh\n kata\ e)/qnh Id. 398a29 :— Pass. , potamo\s dialelamme/nos pentaxou= divided into five channels, Hdt. 3.117 ; of troops, Aen.Tact. 10.25 ; qw/rakes dieilhmme/noi to\ ba/ros u(po\ tw=n w)/mwn, sth/qous ktl. coat-armour having its weight distributed so as to be borne by . ., X. 3.10.13 . mark at intervals, sth/lais d. tou\s o(/rous Decr. ap. D. 18.154 ; ta\ tei/xh d. fulakthri/ois kai\ pu/rgois provide them at intervals with . ., Arist. 1331a20 ( Pass. ), cf. 701.13 (Egypt): of Time, ta\ tw=n w(rw=n e)niautoi=s dieilhmme/na Pl. 886a . make a pause, d. le/gonta Id. 346e : abs., dialabw/n at intervals, Hp. 1.68 . give relief, make a break, Arist. 880b22 . cut off, intercept, ta\ steno/pora Th. 7.73 codd.; o( porqmo\s o( d. th\n *sikeli/an Arist. 840a2 ; d. ta/frw| Plb. 5.99.9 ; d. fulakai=s diasth/mata Id. 1.18.4 , etc. mark off, distinguish, ai( politei=ai . . tou\s plei/stous dieilh/fasin Isoc. 4.16 . diversify, intersperse, e)peisodi/ois d. th\n poi/hsin Arist. 1459a36 ; lo/gon perio/dois D.H. 2 ; paraplhrw/masi ib. 16 ; poih/seis me/trois ib. 26 :— Pass. , gh= xrw/masi dieilhmme/nh marked with various colours, Pl. 110b ; leimw=nes pantodapoi=s futoi=s dieil. Luc. 10 . in pf. part. Pass. , dieilhmme/nos distinct, Phld. 1.24 ; kat' ou) d. do/cas ibid.; cf. dieilhmme/nws. divide or distinguish in thought, tau=ta d. toi=s dianoh/masi Pl. 777a ; d. di/xa [au)tou\s] tw=| pai/zein kai\ mh/ ib. 935d , cf. E. 373 ; dia\ tw=n e)/rgwn d. th\n pi/stin draw distinctive arguments from facts, dub. l. in Arist. 1323a40 ; peri/ tinos Id. 665a31 , 2.35.44 (ii B.C.): u(pe/r tinos Plb. 2.42.7 ; d. ti/ dei= poiei=n Id. 4.25.1 , cf. 68.23 (i B.C.): hence, determine, define, to\n kairo/n Plb. 15.5.2 : c. inf., Id. 30.9.2 ; grasp, apprehend, Epicur. 1p.5U. , al.; perceive, o(/ti . . Phld. 29 ; give a judicial decision, 195.36 (ii A.D.), 15 i 16 (ii A.D.): in later Prose, simply, think, believe, J. 2.16.5 , Anon.Lond. 24.32 , etc. state distinctly, Philipp. ap. D. 12.23 ; peri/ tinos A.D. 22.8 , etc.:— Med. , ib. 162.27 . to be pre-eminent throughout, a)retai=s pa=san th\n u(f' h(li/w| 520.5 (Iasus). dia-lamph/s, e/s, white-hot, EM 109.33 . dia/-lampros, on, clean, white, e)sqh=tes Demoph. 25 . dia-lampru/nw, make splendid, illustrate, lo/gon palaio/n Plu. 2.734f ; illuminate, Dsc. p.50S. (v.l.). dia-la/mpw, shine through, Arist. 503b20 , 536a17 , Plu. 2.390b ; fw=s a)lhqei/a| -la/mpon Porph. 13 : metaph., d. to\ kalo/n (sc. e)n tai=s a)tuxi/ais) Arist. 1100b30 ; w(/sper a)straph\ -la/myasa th=s yuxh=s Plu. 2.382d . dawn, die/lamyen h(me/ra Ar. 744 : abs., diala/mpontos (sc. tou= h(li/ou) Plu. 32 . metaph., shine or be conspicuous in a composition, d. i)de/ai Isoc. 12.2 ; of men, to be conspicuous, pi/nakes tw=n e)n pa/sh| paidei/a| dialamya/ntwn, title of work by Callimachus, Suid. of a singer, to be conspicuous above a chorus, Arist. 922a36 . Act. , cause to shine forth, to\ a)nei/deon e)n ei)/desi Iamb. 1.5 , cf. Plu. 2.393e . dia/-lamyis, ews, h(, shining through, Arist. 369b15 , Paul.Al. 1 . Aeol. and Dor. form of Hellenistic dia/lhmyis, = -lhyis , repute, e)/xein tina\ e)n ta=| kalli/sta| diala/myei 647.28 (Cyme); appreciation, 721.25 (Crete, found at Delos). dialanqa/nw, fut. -lh/sw Isoc. 3.16 , and as v.l. in Hp. Acut.(Sp.). 21 -lh/somai: aor. die/laqon: pf. diale/lhqa Pl. 278a :—escape notice, with part., dialh/sei xrhsto\s w)/n Isoc.l.c.; but also dialaqw\n e)se/rxetai Th. 3.25 : c. acc. pers., escape the notice of, qeou/s X. 1.4.19 ; se\ tou=to diale/lhqe Pl.l.c., Isoc. 1.44 ; o( dialelhqw\s (sc. lo/gos), a fallacy, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.8 . abscond, 1187.23 (i B. C.), 4.285.11 (iv A.D.). dia/lauros (sc. oi)ki/a), h(, block of houses surrounded by streets, Hsch. diala^fussw, aor. 1 diela/fuca, waste, squander, Hsch. diala^xai/nw, cut asunder as with a plough, dia\ ku=ma l. Opp. 5.264 . dialg-e/w, strengthd. for a)lge/w, Plb. 4.4.2 ; e)pi/ tini Id. 16.34.10 . dialg-h/s, e/s, grievous, a)/ta A. 68 (lyr.). suffering great pain, Plu. 75 . Adv. -gw=s, e)/xei is pained, Phld. 3 77 . dialeai/nw, triturate, Archig. ap. Gal. 13.169 ( Pass. ); grind small, Gal. 13.169 . plane, smooth: hence metaph. in Med. aor. Boeot. dialia/nasqh, = dialea/nasqai , cancel a debt, 7.3172.158 (Orchom. Boeot. ). dialegdo/n: diafero/ntws, Hsch. diale/gw, pick out, Hdt. 8.107 , 113 , X. 8.9 , etc.; ptw=ma glean fallen olives, 102.20 ; cf. diale/gein: a)nakaqai/rein, Hsch. ; select, separate, Pl. 735b ; examine, check documents, 11.26 (ii B.C.), etc. diale/gwn th\n o)ph/n picking open the hole, to escape, Ar. 720 ; cf. diale/cai: dioru/cai, Hsch. as Dep., diale/gomai: fut. diale/comai Isoc. 12.5 and 112 ; also -lexqh/somai Id. 9.34 , D. 18.252 ; -legh/somai 5 (iii B.C.): aor. dieleca/mhn Hom. , Ar. 343 ; Aeol. imper. za/lecai Sapph. 16.3 ; also diele/xqhn Hdt. 3.51 , and always in Att. Inscrr., 22.657 , etc.: less freq. aor. 2 diele/ghn Arist. 154a34 , 159a5 , Scymn. 7 , 5(1).5.5 ( Lacon. ), 5163a2 (Crete), 3p.130 (iii B.C.), 22.1236 ; 3 pl. die/legen 3656.7 (Cyzic.): pf. diei/legmai Pl. 158c , Isoc. 5.81 : plpf. diei/lekto D. 21.119 , but in pass. sense, Lys. 9.5 :—hold converse with, c. dat. pers., moi tau=ta fi/los diele/cato qumo/s Il. 11.407 , cf. Archil. 80 , Hdt. 3.50 , 51 , Ar. 425 , etc.; pro\s a)llh/lous Pl. 272c , etc.; d. ti/ tini or pro/s tina, discuss a question with another, X. 2.10.1 , 1.6.1 ; d. o(/rous talk in definitions, Arist. 92b32 ; d. peri/ tinos Isoc. 3.8 , D. 18.252 ; a)nh\r a)ndri\ d. Th. 8.93 ; d. tini\ mh\ poiei=n argue with one against doing, Id. 5.59 ; ei) touti\ to\ r(h=ma, a)lla\ mh\ touti\ diele/xqhn e)gw/ D. 18.232 ; oi( no/moi ou)de\n tou/tw| d. have nothing to say to him, concern him not, Id. 43.59 ; o( nomoqe/ths ou)/pw tini\ d. Aeschin. 1.17 ; d. pro/s ti to argue on . ., Arist. 159a7 ; or against . ., Id. 185a6 : abs., to discourse, reason, X. 4.5.12 ; d. peri/ tinos Isoc. 5.109 , etc., freq. in Pl., 33a , al.; glw=ssa eu)/troxos e)n tw=| d. Plu. 7 ; reason, calculate, = dialogi/zomai , Id. 18 :—the Act. in med. sense, Hermipp. 40 ; oi( dialego/menoi, of logicians, Polystr. p.6 W., al. in Philosophy, practise dialectic, elicit conclusions by discussion, ou)k e)ri/zein a)lla\ d. Pl. 454a , cf. 511c , 167e , etc. later, discourse, lecture, Philostr. 2.21.3 . use a dialect or language, kata\ tau)ta/ tisi d. Hdt. 1.142 ; *foinikisti/ Plb. 1.80.6 ; write in prose, opp.poiei=n, D.H. 20 . speak articulately, Arist. 535b2 . in Att. , euphem. for sunousia/zw, have intercourse, Ar. 890 , 1082 , Hyp. 171 , Plu. 20 , Hierocl. p.64A. have dealings with, 484.23 (Pergam.). dia/leimma, atos, to/, (dialei/pw) interstice, gap, Pl. 59b , Arist. 680b34 , 12.31 (ii A.D.); in Music, interval, Arist. 921b10 ; of Time, Plb. 1.66.2 ; pause, ta\ d. th=s e)nergei/as D.H. 20 ; e)k dialeimma/twn at intervals, Epicur. 3p.64U. , Plu. 7 ; esp. of intervals between attacks of fever, Gal. 7.414 , cf. 427 . dia^leipto/n, to/, (dialei/fw) liniment, Hp. 1.97 . dialei/pw, aor. die/li^pon Ar. 496 : pf. -le/loipa Isoc. 12.5 :— leave an interval between, to\ o)li/giston Arist. 226b28 :— Pass. , diele/leipto a gap had been left, Hdt. 7.40 , 41 ; diale/leiptai mikra\ xw/ra Arist. 503a34 . intermit, th\n o)xei/an Id. 757b4 : esp. of Time, dialipw\n h(me/ras ta\s sugkeime/nas, e)niauto/n, having left an interval of . ., Hdt. 3.157 , D. 20.8 ; a)karh= dialipw/n having waited an instant, Ar. 496 ; xro/non o)li/gon Isoc. 5.8 ; polu\n xro/non Arist. 1299a37 ; later in gen., mia=s h(me/ras d. Hdn. 7.8.9 ; so ou) polu\ dialipw/n after a short time, Th. 5.10 : abs., opp. eu)qu/s, Men. 198 , cf. Hyp. 32 . intr., stand at intervals, d. du/o ple/qra a)p' a)llh/lwn Th. 7.38 ; pi/tues dialei/pousai mega/lai X. 4.7.6 ; to\ de/rma tau/th| d. is discontinuous at this point, opp. sunexe/s e)sti, Arist. 518a3 ; to\ -lei=pon an interval or gap, X. 4.8.13 : impers., dialei/pei there are intervals, of the heavens, opp. plh/rh a)ste/rwn ei)=nai, Arist. 346a36 . c. part., mostly with neg., ou) pw/pote die/leipon zhtw=n X. 16 , etc.; ou)de/na diale/loipa xro/non diaballo/menos I have never ceased to be slandered, Isoc. 12.5 ; ou) die/lipon . . parainw=n pei/qesqai . . 747i 7 (ii A.D.), cf. 281.16 (i A.D.): without a neg., Luc. 13 , 11.1 . of Time, dialipo/ntwn e)tw=n triw=n, dialipou/shs h(me/ras, after an interval of . ., Th. 1.112 , 3.74 ; to\ dialei=pon the interval of time, Arist. 228b4 . in part., intermittent, dialei/pontes pne/ousin oi( a)/nemoi Id. 362a28 , cf. 748a19 ; d. pureto/s Hp. 4.43 , 139 . die, 1920.9 , 2082.5 (Delph.). dia^lei/fw, anoint, Hp. 1.64 . plaster, 2587.107 . erase, strike out, Plu. 13 ; di/khn Chamael. ap. Ath. 9.407c . dialei/xw, lick clean, Ar. 1034 , 904 . dia/leiyis, ews, h(, an interval, interstice, v.l. in Hp. 35 , cf. Arist. 803b37 ; d. tw=n plinqi/dwn 2.1054.93 ; d. fullikh/, internode, Thphr. 3.18.11 ; intermission, Erot. s.v. tritaiofuei=s. dialekt-e/on, (diale/gomai) one must discourse, Isoc. 12.134 , Pl. 211c : esp. philosophically, Arist. 77b13 , 1012b7 . dialekt-ikeu/omai, 'chop logic', M.Ant. 8.13 , Gal. 13.573 . dialekt-iko/s, h/, o/n, conversational, xoro/s Demetr. 167 . d. o)/rgana organs of articulate speech, opp. fwnhtika/, Gal. 16.204 . skilled in dialectic, o( e)rwta=n kai\ a)pokri/nesqai e)pista/menos Pl. 390c ; h)= kai\ d. kalei=s to\n lo/gon e(ka/stou lamba/nonta th=s ou)si/as; Id. 534b ; dialectical, Arist. 995b23 ; d. sullogismo/s Id. 100a22 ; pro\s tou\s d., title of work by Metrodorus , D.L. 10.24 , cf. Phld. 1.279 S. , al. h( dialektikh/ (sc. te/xnh) dialectic, discussion by question and answer, invented by Zeno of Elea, Arist. 65 ; philosophical method, w(/sper qrigko\s toi=s maqh/masin h( d. e)pa/nw kei=tai Pl. 534e : to\ -ko/n Id. 253e ; peri\ -kh=s, title of work by Cleanthes, D.L. 7.174 . the logic of probabilities, h( d. peirastikh\ peri\ w(=n h( filosofi/a gnwristikh/ Arist. 1004b25 , cf. 1354a1 . Adv. -kw=s dialectically, Pl. 17a , etc.; for the sake of argument, opp. kat' a)lh/qeian, Arist. 105b31 , cf. 403a2 ; by argument on general principles, opp. scientifically, Phld. 2.134 S., p.89 K.: Comp. -w/teron Pl. 75d ; more logically, Dam. 97 . dia/lekt-os, h(, discourse, conversation, Hp. 30 ; qeoi=s pro\s a)nqrw/pous Pl. 203a ; discussion, debate, argument, Id. 146b ; opp. e)/ris, Id. 454a . common language, talk, d. h( pro\s a)llh/lous Arist. 1449a26 ; h( ei)wqui=a d. Id. 1404b24 . speech, language, Ar. 685 ; kainh\n d. lalw=n Antiph. 171 ; d. a)mni/ou, opp. ta\ e)/ndon dra/kontos, Hermipp. 3 ; articulate speech, language, opp. fwnh/, Arist. 535a28 ; tou= a)nqrw/pou mi/a fwnh/, a)lla\ dia/lektoi pollai/ Id. 895a6 ; but also, spoken, opp. written language, D.H. 11 . the language of a country, Plb. 1.80.6 , D.S. 5.6 , etc.: esp. dialect, as Ionic, Attic, etc., Diog.Bab.Stoic. 3.213 , D.H. 3 , S.E. 1.59 , Hdn.Gr. 2.932 ; also, local word or expression, Plu. 31 . way of speaking, accent, D. 37.55 . pl., modes of expression, Epicur. 1p.24U. style, panhgurikh/, poihtikh\ d., D.H. 23 , 21 : esp. poetical diction, Phld. 2 33 , al. of musical instruments, quality, 'idiom', Arist. 420b8 . dialelu^me/nws, Adv., (dialu/w) laxly, Arist. 900a24 . not in composition, Ath. 15.676f ; e.g. po/das w)ku/s, as compared with podw/khs, Eust. 64.22 . in an uncontracted form, e.g. xalke/a, opp. xalkh=, Moer. 414 . without conjunctions, in asyndeton, Ph. 1.500 . in conversational style, opp. e)mme/trws, Sch. Heph. p.115 C., cf. Sch. Ar. 937 . dia/lecis, ews, h(, discourse, argument, Ar. 317 , Jul. ad Them. 255b (pl.), f.l. in Pl. 350d , Philostr. 4.40 ; conversation, interview, Wilcken 155.17 (iii A. D.). = dia/lektos 11.2 , D.C. 60.17 . passage in a book, specimen of style, D.H. 21 ; phrase, *)attikai\ d., title of work by Aristophanes of Byzantium. popular discourse, lecture, Philostr. 1.24.1 , al., Diog.Oen. 18 , etc.; of the discourses of Epictetus, Gell. 19.1.14 . dialepi/zw, strip of bark, de/ndron dialeptologe/omai, discourse subtly, 'chop logic', tini/ with one, Ar. 1496 . dia/lept-os, on, very small or narrow, u(mh/n Eust. 1157.18 . -u)nw, make thin, pare away, fine down, Hp. 11 ; grind small, Sch. E. 1159 :— Pass. , become thin, watery, of a fluid, Ruf. 15 :— hence Subst. diale/pt-unsis, ews, h(, Aët. 16.55 . dialesxai/nw, prate, chatter, Phryn. p.36B. dialeukai/nw, whiten, Philostr.Jun. 12 . illustrate, elucidate, v.l. in Dsc. dia/leukos, on, quite white, Arist. 894a39 , LXX 30.32 , Str. 17.1.31 , Plu. 51 , Aret. 2.13 ; ai( li/mnai -o/terai th=s qala/tths Arist. 932a29 . dialhka/omai, laugh at, Ael.Dion. 125 :—hence dialhki/nda, a game, Theognost. in 1353a . dia/lhmma, atos, to/, windings of a chain, Ath.Mech. 24.6 . gap, PPetr. 3p.290 (iii B.C.). dia/lhcis, ews, h(, (dialagxa/nw) division of an inheritance, Antipho 64 , Hsch. , Suid. dialhpt-e/on, one must divide, ta\s e)pisth/mas Pl. 258b ; d. w(s . . we must distinguish and say that . ., Arist. 1290b9 . one must hold an opinion, form a judgement, to\ paraplh/sion d. peri/ tinos Plb. 6.44.1 , 11.25.3 . one must discuss, treat, Porph. 1.57 . dialhpt-iko/s, h/, o/n, forming a judgement, e)pi/stasis M.Ant. 10.8 , cf. Epicur. 50 G. dialhpt-o/s, h/, o/n, distinguishable, Id. 1p.16U. dialhre/w, speak foolishly, Eun. p.265 D. dia/lhyis, later dia/lhmyis, in Doricized form dia/la_myis (q.v.), ews, h(, (dialamba/nw) grasping with both hands: e)k dialh/yews, opp. e)k katafora=s, as thrusting to cutting, Plb. 2.33.6 . h( d. th=s xw/ras power of holding, capacity, D.S. 3.37 . containing, storage, PPetr. 3p.141 (iii B. C.). separating or distinguishing in thought, Epicur. 1p.13U. , Phld. 3.8 ; kata\ dia/lhyin separately, Id. p.76 W., 1.91 S. judgement, opinion, Epicur. 28.7 ; h( peri\ qew=n d. Plb. 6.56.6 ; ai( u(pe\r tw=n e)n *(/aidou d. ib. 12 , cf. LXX 3.32 ; e)ge/nnhse th\n peri\ au(tou= d. w(s . . D.S. 18.54 : esp. in good sense, th=s proaire/sews e)p' a)gaqw=| th\n d. e)xou/shs 117.60 (i B.C.); a)reth\ kai\ d. 37.125 (Abdera, ii B. C.). sentence, punishment, e)ne/xesqai i(erosuli/a| kai\ pi/ptein u(po\ pikrote/ran d. 19.40 , cf. 42 (Egypt, i B.C.). division, Porph. 36 (pl.); distinction of parts, Arist. 705a25 : pl., points of division or ramification, Id. 647b2 ; of the divisions of the vertebrae, ib. 652a17 . interval, = dia/leimma , v.l. in Aret. 1.12 . digression in a narrative, Iamb.Bab. 17 . dia/li^qos, on, set with precious stones, IG 2.652B13 , Men. 503 , 169 , 56.59 (iii B.C.), LXX 10.7 , Aristeas 62 ; o(/rmos r(o/dwn d. 12.289 ; ko/smos Str. 15.1.54 ; ste/fanos D.C. 44.6 . dialimpa/nw, = dialei/pw , intermit, Gal. 17(1).220 , Mich. 560.1 , v.l. in 8.24 . diali^na/w, slip through a net, Phryn. p.64 B. :— Med. , Eust. 574.31 . *dia/lios i(ereu/s, o(, = Lat. flamen Dialis, D.C. 44.6 . dialixma/omai, = dialei/xw , lamb. 3 , Agath. 2.3 . diall-a^gh/, h(, (dialla/ssw) interchange, w(s diallaga\s e)/xoimen a)llh/loisin w(=n pe/noito gh= E. 209 . change, dunasteiw=n, a)rxo/ntwn, D.C. 47.5 , 48.53 ; a)riqmou= A.D. 259.25 : but esp. change from enmity to friendship, reconciliation, Hdt. 1.22 , Is. 7.44 ; *d. personified, Ar. 989 : in pl., E. 375 , Ar. 472 , etc.; diallagai\ pro/s tina lsoc. 4.94 , cf. D. 2.1 . difference, D.H. 11 . dia/ll-agma, atos, to/, substitute, changeling, E. 586 . difference, D.H. 7.64 . renewal, PLips. 97xxvi 13 (iv A.D.). diall-akth/r, h=ros, o(, mediator, A. 908 (lyr.), 43.2 (iii B.C.), D.H. 2.76 , App. 4 , Poll. 1.153 . diall-akth/rios, on, mediating, conciliating, lo/goi D.H. 5.31 . diall-akth/s, ou=, o(, = diallakth/r , E. 468 , Th. 4.60 , 12(7).3.31 (Amorgos), Arist. 38.4 , etc. diall-aktiko/s, h/, o/n, inclined to mediate, D.H. 7.34 . dia/ll-acis, ews, h(, separation, mige/ntwn Emp. 8.3 , cf. Hp. 1.10 . pl., attempts at reconciliation, Pl. 350d . diall-a/ssw, Att. dia/ll-attw, fut. -cw: pf. dih/llaxa Dionys.Com. (v. infr.), A.D. 70.11 . Med. , interchange, ta\s ta/ceis Hdt. 9.47 , cf. Pi. 11(10).21 : abs., make an exchange, X. 8.3.32 , 2.14 . exchange, i.e., give in exchange, ti/ tini E. 14 ; ti/ tini a)nti\ a)rguri/ou Pl. 371d ; tina\ u(pe/r tinos one for another, D.H. 10.24 ; th\n skeuh\n pro\s to\n despo/thn D.C. 47.10 ; or, take in exchange, d. a)etou= bi/on take an eagle's life for one's own, Pl. 620b ; e)sqh=ta th=| sumfora=| pre/pousan Plu. 19 ; d. *makedoni/an change one land for another, i.e. pass through a land, X. 4.3.3 (also abs., e)c a)/llhs ei)s a)/llhn po/lin d. Pl. 223d ):— Med. , ti a)nti/ tinos D.H. 2.3 . simply, change, alter, keleu/qous Emp. 35.15 ; tou\s naua/rxous X. 1.6.4 ; tou\s lo/gous Arist. 1434a38 . abs., change, alter, Emp. 17.12 ; d. a)p' a)llh/lwn to be discordant, Hp. 1.6 ; dialla/ttontas different, opp. o(moi/ous, Phld. 3 , al. depart this life, die, Lycurg. 33 , Corn. 35 . change money, d. to\ dhna/rion 484.10 (ii A.D.). esp. change enmity for friendship, reconcile one to another, tina/ tini Th. 2.95 , 6.47 , etc.; po/leis pro\s a)llh/las Isoc. 5.111 : most freq.c. acc. pl. only, E. 436 , Antipho 6.39 , Test. ap. D. 59.47 , D. 24.91 : rarely c. acc. sg., make it up with one, dialla/ceis me fila/sas Theoc. 23.42 :— Pass. with fut. diallaxqh/somai Ar. 1395 , etc.; diallagh/somai Pl. 471a : pf. dih/llagmai A. 885 (lyr.): aor. -hlla/xqhn Ar. 900 , -hlla/ghn ib. 1161 :—to be reconciled, to be made friends, A.l.c., Pl. 346b , etc.; toi=s a)posta=si Isoc. 9.63 ; pro/s tina peri/ tinos Id. 3.33 ; th=s pro/sqen e)/xqras e)s fi/lous E. 896 , cf. And. 2.26 . intr., c. dat. pers. et acc. rei, differ from one in a thing, ei)=dos d. ou)de\n toi=si e(te/roisi Hdt. 7.70 ; d. tai=s h(liki/ais Arist. 1161a5 ; klh/sei, ou) fu/sei D.H. 1.29 ; pro/s tina Aristid. 36(48).16 : also c. gen. pers., d. tino/s tini Plb. 2.37.11 ; e)/n tini Luc. 23 : abs., polu\ dih/llaxen Dionys.Com. 2.10 ; to\ dialla/sson th=s gnw/mhs Th. 3.10 : pf. part. dihllaxw/s differing, th=| e)gkli/sei A.D.l.c. excel, polu\ d. th=| a)reth=| Arist. 1165b24 ; tinw=n tw=| mege/qei D.S. 1.35 , D.H. 51 :— so, Pass. , to be different, toi=s ei)/desi dihllagme/na Th. 3.82 ; pro\s to\n kairo/n Luc. 19 . dia/ll-hlos, on, reciprocating, lo/gos 2.90 ; interchangeable, of the order of words, A.D. 126.2 ; confused, of argument, Id. 50.20 ; d. tro/pos argument in a circle, S.E. 1.117 , 2.68 ; d. dei=cis Dam. 290 . interrelated, interdependent, Plot. 6.8.14 . diall-oio/w, strengthd. for a)lloio/w, Thphr. 5.6.12 ( Pass. ), 59 . dia/llomai, leap across, ta/fron X. 8.8 , Plu. 10 . dia/llu^dis, Adv. = a)/lludis (q.v.) a)/llh, Epic.in 7.4 . diallu/os: o( a)nti\ a)/llou diakonw=n, Hsch. (Perh. f.l. for dia/moios. ) dialma, atos, to/, as gymnastic term, = a(/lma , Sch. Pi. 13.39 . dia^loa/w, strengthd. for a)loa/w, Ael. 1.9 . dialog-h/, h(, (diale/gw) estimate, enumeration, tw=n yh/fwn Arist. 1268b17 ; h( d. tw=n e(/cewn kaq' e(/kasta ta\ pa/qh Id. 1222b5 . = dia/logos or dia/lecis, Ps.- Hdt. 36 . account, 584.4 , 578.4 (ii A.D.). oi( e)pi\ th=s d. or pro\s th=| d., officials in charge of checking and transmission of documents to the archives, 34vii 3 (ii A.D.), 10ii33 (iii A.D.). dialog-i/zomai, pf. -lelo/gismai Amphis 33.9 :—balance accounts, pro/s tina D. 52.3 ; tini/ 5.510.10 (iii B.C.):— Pass. , 241 127 (Delph., iv B.C.). calculate exactly, o(po/son . . Diph. 43.15 , cf. Amphis l.c.; consider, a)ei/ ti d. kalo/n Democr. 112 , cf. Isoc. 6.90 , Men. 36 ; kena\ d. ib. 347 ; pro\s u(ma=s au)tou/s Is. 7.45 ; stop to consider, D. 18.98 ; distinguish between, ta\ kala\ kai\ ta\ mh/ Aeschin. 1.18 . debate, argue, peri/ tinos X. 3.5.1 . impute, ti/ tini LXX 19.19(20) . c. acc. loci. hold a circuit court (Lat. conventus) for a district, 74.8 (ii A.D.), 484.24 (ii A.D.); e)n *)ionliopo/lei 903.18 (ii A.D.). dialog-iko/s, h/, o/n, belonging to dialogue, or in dialogue form, peri/odos Demetr. 19 , 21 ; ei)=dos suggrafh=s Porph. 9 , 17 ; suggra/mmata Phlp. 3.15 , cf. Dex. 4.2 . Adv. -kw=s, a)pagge/llein Theon 4 . dialo/g-isma, atos, to/, = sq. 11 , in pl., Epicur. 1p.22 , 2p.35U. dialog-ismo/s, o(, balancing of accounts, D. 36.23 , 17.17 (pl.), 5(1).1432.6 (Messene), etc.: hence, calculation, consideration, Pl. 367a ; d. labei=n peri\ sfw=n au)tw=n Str. 5.3.7 ; o( d. ou(=tos this consideration, Phld. 1.15 . debate, argument, discussion, Epicur. 138 (pl.), Metrod. 37 , Plu. 2.180c . circuit court, tou= nomou= d. poih=sai 2.358.19 , cf. 19i13 (ii A.D.). judicial inquiry, PTeb. 27.35 (ii B.C.), 66.2 (ii A.D.). dialog-iste/on, one must calculate, Sor. 1.96 . dialog-istiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for discourse: h( -kh/ the reasoning faculty, Plu. 2.1004d . dia/log-os, o(, (diale/gomai) conversation, dialogue, Pl. 335d , Demetr. 223 ; d. th=s yuxh=s pro\s au(th/n Pl. 263e ; oi( *swkratikoi\ d. Arist. 72 ; ta\ e)n toi=s d. debating arguments, Id. 78a12 : generally, talk, chat, Cic. 5.5.2 . perh. speech or series of speeches, debate (cf. dia/lecis), 3.1128 , al. = dialogismo/s 1 , 1.122 (iii B.C.), 58.31 (ii B.C.). dialoidor-e/omai, rail furiously at, tini/ Hdt. 2.121 . d/; a)peilh/sas kai\ dialoidorhqei/s D. 21.86 .— Act. only in late authors, v.l. in Lib. 40.11 . dialoido/r-hsis, ews, h(, railing, abuse, LXX 27.15 . di/alon: fanero/n, and dia/las: ta\s dh/las kai\ fanera/s, Hsch. dialoc-eu/w, turn aside or askance, o)/mma Lib. 30.16 . dia/loc-os, on, sidelong, strofai/ ib. 12 . dialoufw=n: diati/llwn, Hsch. di/alsis, ews, h(, perh. nourishing, 5125 (Crete). dialu^g-i/zw, twist about, and dialu^/g-isma, atos, to/, bend, both in Hsch. dialu_mai/nomai, aor. 1 dielumhna/mhn E. 1515 :—maltreat shamefully, tina/ Hdt. 9.112 ; *(ella/da d. E. l.c.; i(/mero/s me d. Ar. 59 , etc. cheat grossly, d. tina\ tai=s kotu/lais Id. 436 . falsify, corrupt, to\ no/misma Id. 348 ; of poetry, Id. 1062 . ruin, spoil, ta\ polla\ Plu. 24 : c.dat., Jul. 2.54b . Pass. , Orib. 7.20.5 : pf. part. dialelumasme/nos in Hdt. 9.112 : aor. dieluma/nqhn E. 1349 (lyr.). dialu_pe/w, grieve sorely, Plu. 2.578c ( Pass. ). dia/-lu^sis, ews, h(, (dialu/w) separating, parting, d. th=s yuxh=s kai\ tou= sw/matos Pl. 524b ; d. tou= sw/matos its dissolution, Id. 88b , cf. Democr. 297 ; th\n tw=n gefurw=n ou) d. the failure to break the bridges, Th. 1.137 ; disbanding of troops, X. 6.1.3 ; breaking up of an assembly, opp. sullogh/, Pl. 758d ; d. a)gorh=s the time of its breaking up, Hdt. 3.104 ; th\n d. e)poih/santo broke off the action, Th. 1.51 ; xrew=n d. liquidation of debts, Pl. 684d , cf. 104.20 (i A. D.), etc.; d. ga/mou divorce, Plu. 35 , etc.; h( fqora\ d. ou)si/as Arist. 153b31 : hence abs., dissolution, opp. su/nqesis, Id. 304b29 , cf. Thphr. 37 ; dia/krisis kai\ d. Pl. 32a ; opp. ge/nesis, Phld. 3.6 ; resolution into elements, e.g. of words into letters, D.H. 14 ; dissolution of friendship, Arist. 1164a9 , 1 165b36 ; of partnerships, koinwni/ai kai\ -seis Pl. 632b ; summaxi/a kai\ d. Arist. 1298a5 . ending, cessation, kakw=n E. 435 ; pole/mou Th. 4.19 , v.l. in Isoc. 6.51 : abs., cessation of hostilities, Com.Adesp. 21.23 D. ; settlement, compromise, IG 12(2).6.20 (Mytilene, iv B.C.), 2.63.9 (iii A.D.), etc.: in pl., settlement of a dispute, h)ci/ou de\ kai\ pro\s e)/m' au(tw=| . . gi/gnesqai ta\s dialu/seis D. 21.119 , cf. Phoenicid. 1 . solution of a problem, A.D. 243.11 ; xrhsmw=n Luc. 49 . refutation of an argument, S.E. 2.238 . resolution of a diphthong: e)n dialu/sei, = dialelume/nws , A.D. 29.13 . Rhet., asyndeton, Alex. 2.12 , etc. discharge, xorhgiw=n 181.10 (iii A.D.); tw=n xrewstoume/nwn 71.13 (iv A.D.). deed of separation or divorce, PLips. 39.10 (iv A.D.); e)/ggrafos d. 153.16 (vi A.D.). division of inheritance, 6000.22 (vi A.D.), etc. dia-lu_si/fi^los [si^], on, love-dissolving, AP 5.20 ( Rufin. ). dia/-lu_sos, o(, releaser, coined as expl. of *dio/nusos, Corn. 30 . dia-lu^te/on, one must dissolue, fili/an Arist. 1165b17 . dia-lu/ths [u^], ou, o(, dissolver, breaker-up, th=s e(tairi/as Th. 3.82 ; ei)rh/nhs Procop. 1.14 . dia-lu^tiko/s, h/, o/n, able to sever, tino/s (sc. te/xnh) Pl. 281a ; destructive, Id. 60b ; opp. gennhtiko/s, Phld. 3.9 . Adv. -kw=s Arist. 153b32 . Medic., relaxing, no/toi Hp. 3.5 . embodying a settlement or compromise, o(mologi/a 154.1 (vi A. D.). dia/-lu^tos, on, relaxed, Plu. 2.136b ; a(rmogai/ Luc. 222 . dialu^to/s, h/, o/n, capable of dissolution, Pl. 80b , v.l. in 57b , Ph. 1.495 ; = fqarto/s , Phld. 3.9 . dialu/trwsis, ews, h(, ransom, a)ndrw=n, ai)xmalw/twn, Plb. 6.58.11 , 27.14.1 . dialu/w, fut. -lu/sw, etc., loose one from another, part asunder, diaple/kwn kai\ dialu/wn twining and untwining, Hdt. 4.67 ; nu\c d. tou\s a)gwnizome/nous Id. 8.11 ; d. to\n su/llogon, th\n sunousi/an, th\n panh/gurin, etc., break it up, dismiss it, Id. 7.10 .d/, Pl. 223b , X. 6.1.10 , etc.; th\n skhnh\n ei)s koi/thn d. break up the party and go to bed, ib. 2.3.1 ; d. th\n stratia/n ib. 6.1.6 ; to\ nautiko/n disband it, Th. 2.93 :— Med. , sunousi/as Pl. 457d :— Pass. , of an army, assembly, etc., disperse, Hdt. 1.128 , etc.; e)k tou= sullo/gou Id. 3.73 , cf. 8.56 : in fut. Med. , part from one's escort, Th. 2.12 ; of a man, die, X. 8.7.20 . dissolve into its elements, break up, destroy, d. kai\ a)pollu/nai Pl. 609a s 1 .; e)c e(no\s ei)s polla\ d. Id. 68d ; disperse, break up a herd of sheep, 1012.12 (ii B.C.); break up a ship, palaia\n trih/rh d. 2.804 , cf. 4.382 (iii B.C.); tri/pous, o(/rmos dialelume/nos, 2588.169 , 198 (Delos, ii B.C.); ta\s oi)kh/seis Plb. 4.65.4 ; dissolve, koino/n 8.6 ; sw/|zesqai kai\ dialuqei=san oi)/xesqai politei/an Pl. 945c ; of the sun, thaw frozen things, X. 5.2 :— Pass. , e)c w(=n su/gkeitai kai\ ei)s a(\ dialu/etai Arist. 325b19 , cf. 204b33 , etc. break off, put an end to friendship, o(mologi/as Isoc. 4.175 ; fili/an Arist. 1157b10 :— Pass. , of married persons, separate, be divorced, 364.59 (Ephesus):— Med. , dialu/sasqai ceini/hn Hdt. 4.154 : abs., dissolve friendship, Arist. 1162b25 :— Pass. , ai( spondai\ diele/lunto Th. 5.1 . put an end to enmity, e)/xqran, po/lemon, Id. 8.46 :— Med. , d. e)/xqras Is. 7.11 ; diafora/s Isoc. 12.160 ; pole/mous Id. 4.172 , cf. D. 4.15 : in plpf. Pass. (with Med. signf.), diele/lusqe to\n po/lemon Isoc. 14.27 ( v.l. dielu/esqe ):— Pass. , ta\s e)/xqras dialu/esqai Th. 4.19 : hence, c. acc. pers., reconcile, pro\s e)/m' au(to\n dialu/ein h)ci/ou D. 21.122 , cf. 41.14 ; d. tina\s e)k diafora=s Plb. 1.87.4 ; ou) ga\r h)=n o( dialu/swn ou)/te lo/gos ou)/te o(/rkos Th. 3.83 ; esp. in legal proceedings, 25.5 (iii B.C.), etc.:— Pass. and Med. , c. gen. rei, dialu/esqai nei/kous to be parted from quarrel, i.e. be reconciled, E. 1679 ( v.l. nei/kas ); so dialuqei/shs th=s diafora=s prob. in D.S. 14.110 : also abs., to be reconciled, make up a quarrel, X. 7.4.25 , cf. Test. ap. Aeschin. 1.66 , Thphr. 12.14 ; pro/s tinas D. 38.24 ; peri/ tinos Lys. 4.1 : in fut. Med. , o(/pws . . mh\ dialu/sei D. 21.216 . generally, put an end to, do away with, xrh/masi th\n diabolh/n Th. 1.131 ; pa/sas au)tou= dialu/sw ta\s a)pologi/as d. 27.58 ; to\n e)xo/menon fo/bon d. tw=n *(ellh/nwn Pl. 241b :—so in Med. , e)gklh/mata d. Th. 1.140 ; d. peri\ tw=n e)gklhma/twn ib. 145 ; diabola/s Isoc. 11.37 , 15.16 ; ti tw=n kathgorhme/nwn Id. 12.218 ; d. a(\ e)yhfi/sasqe cancel your vote, Lys. 18.15 ; dialu/sasqai ta\ pro\s a)llh/lous settle mutual claims, Isoc. 4.40 . solve a difficulty, Pl. 252d ; th\n a)pori/an Arist. 1062b31 :— Med. , dialu/sesqai so/fisma S.E. 2.238 . d.ta\s tima/s pay the full value, D. 29.7 ; pay, discharge, th\n dapa/nhn Hdt. 5.30 ; xrh/mata D. 20.12 ; ta\ sumbo/laia Arist. 1276a11 ; xre/os tivi/ Plb. 31.27.4 ; pa/nta diele/luto D. 28.2 : also c. acc. pers., d. to\n nau/klhron satisfy him, i.e. pay him off, D. 49.29 , cf. 34.40 , 36.50 :— Med. , order debts to be paid, diale/lumai tau=ta Arr. 7.10.3 ; but also, to have them paid to oneself, D.Chr. 46.6 . relax, weaken, to\ sw=ma Hp. 3.17 ; esp. of the result of hunger, dialu/esqai tw=| limw=| 11.27 (ii B.C.), cf. 42.9 (also in Act. intr., u(po\ th=s limou= d. ib. 122.23 (ii B.C.)); make supple and pliant, Ar. 85 :— Pass. , d. kai\ a)dunatei=n Arist. 585a33 ; a)na/plous dialelume/nos a sailing out in loose order, Plb. 16.2.6 ; dialelume/nh le/cis a lax style, D.H. 9 . abs., slacken one's hold, undo, Theoc. 24.32 . dialfi^to/w, to fill full of barley meal, Ar. 669 . dialwba/omai, Dep. strengthd. for lwba/omai, Plb. 11.7.2 : pf. part. Pass. , in pass. sense, Plu. 68 : metaph., do/cai dialelwbhme/nai Id. 2.986e .— Act. -lwba/w only late, Mich. 503.21 . diama^geu/w, charm with magic arts, Luc. 41 ( Pass. ). dia^ma^qu/nw, grind to powder, utterly destroy, po/lin dihma/qunen A. 824 ; ku/nes dihma/qunon a)/ndra despo/thn (sc. Actaeon) Id. 244 . diama/lacis [ua^], ews, h(, softening, Gal. 11.714 . diama^la/ttw, strengthd. for mala/ttw, Sor. 1.118 , Luc. 13 :— Med. , Hp. 221 . diamanqa/nw, learn by inquiry, Philostr. 1.16 . diamant-ei/a, h(, oracular response, prob. in 987.39 (Chios, pl.). diamant-eu/omai, determine by an oracle, ti Pl. 696a ; make divinations, Id. 387e ; o)/rnisi or e)p' o)/rnisi, Plu. 17 , 32 . consult an oracle, peri/ tinos D.H. 3.69 , Plu. 2.302d . dia/macos [a^m], on, for a chariot, o(do\s d. carriage-road, 5075.56 (Crete). diama/ransis [ma^], ews, h(, wasting away, Alex.Aphr. 121.28 . dia^mart-a/nw, fut. -amarth/somai D. 19.151 :—strengthd. for a(marta/nw, miss entirely, go quite astray from, th=s o(dou= Th. 1.106 ; tou= pra/gmatos D. 21.192 , 51.2 ; tou= e(tai/rou Pl. 257d ; th=s o)rqota/ths politei/as Arist. 1293b25 . fail utterly of, fail of obtaining, tino/s Th. 2.78 ; tw=n e)lpi/dwn Isoc. 4.93 ; tou= a)gw=nos Is. 6.52 ; th=s ei)rh/nhs D. 18.30 ; duoi=n xrhsi/moin ou) d. not to miss both of two good things, Id. 19.151 . abs., fail utterly, opp. tugxa/nw, Pl. 178a ; to be quite wrong, Macho 2.6 ; gnw/mh| in judgement, D. 24.48 , 110 ; d. toi=s o(/lois Arist. 1098b28 ; e)n th=| a)rxh=| ib. 1163a3 ; peri/ ti Id. 1345b10 :— Pass. , ta\ polla\ . . dihmarthme/na utter failures, Pl. 639e ; dihmarthme/nas do/cas Diogenian.Epicur. 2.32 ; dihmarthme/nos faulty, of style, Phld. 1.8S. , Longin. 33.1 , Demetr. 114 (also in act. sense, pollaxh=| dihmarthme/nou tou= *pla/twnos Longin. 32.8 , cf. Plu. 2.44e ). Adv. dihmarthme/nws Poll. 6.205 . dia^ma/rt-hma, atos, to/, mistake, POxy. 1235.64 (Arg. Men. ). dia^mart-hte/on, ou) d. one must not miss, Agath. 1.5 . dia^mart-i/a, h(, total mistake, tou= *)anni/bou Plu. 6 ; tou= to/pou ibid.; d. tw=n h(merw=n wrong reckoning of the days, Th. 4.89 ; d. th=s glw/tths, lapsus linguae, Luc. 1 . gross fault, a)/gnoiai kai\ d. Ph. 1.345 , cf. Plu. 2.153b ; d. e)rwtikh/ guilty passion, Philostr. 1.13 : pl., faults, d. kai\ . . e)lattw/seis Phld. p.19O. failure in obtaining, disappointment in, tino/s Luc. 1 , cf. D.C. 49.28 . diamartu^r-e/w, as Att. law-term, use a diamarturi/a (q.v.), pro/s tina D. 44.27 . c. inf., affirm by a diamartupi/a that . ., d. mh\ e)pi/dikon . . to\n klh=ron ei)=nai Is. 3.3 , cf. D. 44.48 :— Pass. , aor. diemarturh/qhn, to be affirmed in a diamarturi/a to be so and so, diemarturh/qh mh\ *plataieu\s ei)=nai Lys. 23.13 , cf. Is. 3.5 ; ta\ diamarturhqe/nta Isoc. 18.15 . Med. , testify against, ta\ pratto/mena J. 9.8.3 . attest, -oume/nhn th\n para\ tw=n qew=n eu)me/neian 108.20 , 110.15 (ii B.C.). diamartu^r-i/a, h(, as Att. law-term, obstructive plea, put forward at the preliminary investigation to prevent a case from coming to trial, D. 44.58 , Is. 3.5 , Harp. ; kaqa/per diamarturi/an qe/menos Satyr. 39xvii21 . generally, affidavit, 232.6 (ii/iii A.D.), etc. generally, testifying, solemn protest, tou= e)/qnous LXX 16.16 . diamartu/romai [u_], aor. 1 -martu_ra/mhn: pf. -memartu/rhmai [u^], Dep.:—abs., call gods and men to witness, protest solemnly, esp. in case of falsehood or wrong, boa=n kai\ d. D. 18.23 , 143 ; d. mh/ . ., c. inf., Id. 33.20 ; d. o(/pws mh/ . ., c. fut., Id. 42.28 ; d. tini\ mh\ poiei=n protest against his doing, Aeschin. 2.89 : c. inf., Plb. 1.33.5 ,al.; call to witness, u(mi=n to\n ou)rano/n LXX 7.28 . generally, protest, asseverate, Pl. 101a , etc., 4.422 (iii B.C.): c. acc., bear witness to, to\ eu)agge/lion 20.24 ; testify, LXX 32.46 , al.; th=| *(ierousalh\m ta\s a)nomi/as au)th=s ib. 16.2 . abs., beg earnestly of one, conjure him, X. 7.1.9 ; d. kai\ parakalei=n 2.40 ; d. tina\ i(/na . . 5.21 . diama^s-a/omai, chew up, Arist. 612a1 , Thphr. 6.9.1 , Apolloph. 5 , LXX 34(31).16 , Luc. 12 ; d. th\n glw=ttan, for e)ndakei=n, Alciphr. 3.57 :— Pass. , to be chewed, Arist. 890a25 , 12.33 . metaph., carp at, ti Philostr. diama^/s-hma, atos, to/, that which is chewed, Hp. 4 , Dsc. 1.96 . diama^/s-hsis, ews, h(, chewing up, Dsc. 1.18 . diama^s-hte/on, one must chew, Apollon. ap. Gal. 12.999 . diama^s-hto/s, h/, o/n, fit for chewing, Hp. 4 . diama/ssw, Att. diama^/s-ttw, bake to a turn, mazi/skas - memagme/nas Ar. 1105 : metaph., lo/gon d. Id. 463 . diamasti_g-o/w, scourge severely, Phld. 2.298 S. :— Pass. , bear marks of scourging, Pl. 524c . diamasti_/g-wsis, ews, h(, severe scourging, esp. of the Spartan boys, Plu. 2.239d . dia/mastos: qeo/s, Hsch. (Perh. of Artemis Ephesia.) diamastropeu/w, pander: metaph. in Pass. , -ome/nhs th=s h(gemoni/as ga/mois bargained away by a marriage, Plu. 14 . diamasxa^li/zw, stick under one's arm, ti Ar. 253 . diama^x-ete/on, one must strive earnestly, Pl. 241d ( v.l. diamaxhte/on ), 380b ; one must contend, pro/s ti D.Chr. 8.35 (-hte/on). diama^x-e/w, = diama/xomai, pro\s th\n a)na/gkhn J. 6.9.4 . diama^/x-h, h(, a fight, struggle, pro\s fo/bous kai\ lu/pas Pl. 633d , cf. J. 6.2.8 (pl.), Ph. 1.7 , al., Plu. 2.74c , etc. diama^/x-hsis, ews, h(, struggle, Gal. 9.921 (ap. Aët. 5.24 ). diama^/x-omai, fut. -maxe/somai ( v.l. for -maxesw/meqa aor. subj.) Hdt. 9.48 :—fight, contend, sidh/rw| E. 678 ; ei(=s pro\s e(/na Pl. 833e ; opp. lanqa/nein, Id. 345a ; pro/s ti v.l. in D. 17.18 ; peri\ th=s xw/rhs toi=s e)piou=sin Hdt. 4.11 ; peri\ tou= pro/teros ei)pei=n Ar. 339 , cf. Pl. 86c ; peri\ tou/tou w(s ou)k . . Lys. 4.1 ; u(pe/r tinos Pl. 207b ; d. mh\ metagnw=nai u(ma=s I resist to the uttermost your change of opinion, Th. 3.40 ; d. to\ mh\ qanei=n E. 694 . exert oneself, strive earnestly, peri\ tou/tou o(/pws . . Pl. 325d ; o(/pws mh/ . . Id. 502b . in argument, contend or maintain that . ., c. acc. et inf., Id. 158d : with a neg., d. ti mh\ ei)=nai Th. 3.42 ; d. o(/ti ou)k a)po/llutai Pl. 106c ; w(s ou) . . Id. 127e , etc.; also d. ti carry a point, Id. 261a . diamayame/nh: diasmhcame/nh, diayhsame/nh, Hsch. dia^ma/w, fut. -h/sw, to cut through, xitw=na Il. 3.359 ; leukh\n parhi/+da E. 1023 ; dia\ laimo\n a)mh=sai A.R. 4.374 (tm.). scrape or clear away, daktu/lois d. xqo/na E. 709 :—also in Med. , diama=sqai to\n ka/xlhka Th. 4.26 ; th\n xio/na Plb. 3.55.6 ; th\n ya/mmon J. 3.1.3 . diamblw/ttw, procure abortion, Et.Gud. diameqi/hmi, leave off, mo/xqon E. 627 ; give up, ti Id. 978 . dia^mei/bw, exchange, ti pro/s ti one thing with another, Pl. 289e ; ta\s oi)ki/as J. 1.6.1 :— Med. , tisi\ th=s a)reth=s to\n plou=ton Sol. 15.2 ; tini/ ti a)nti/ tinos Pl. 915e ; ta\ i(ma/tia pro/s tina Plu. 10 ; diamei=yai *)asi/an *eu)rw/phs change Asia for Europe, i.e. pass into Asia, E. 397 (lyr.); d. metabolh/n Dam. 392 ; d. th\n fu/sin pro/s ti ib. 396 . d. o(do/n finish a journey, A. 334 (lyr.):— Med. , dolixh=s te/rma keleu/qou diameiya/menos Id. 287 (anap.); but in Med. also, pass through, polla\ fu=la Id. 543 (lyr.); po/ntou pedi/on Id. 150 (lyr.). cross, traverse, o)/rh Procop. 3.40 . change, xro/a Parm. 8.41 (tm.):—abs. in Med. , alter, Hdt. 9.108 . Med. , a)gora\s diaponti/ous d. trade in foreign markets, D.H. 5.66 . Med. , requite, D.C. 56.6 . diameidia/w, smile, Pl. 21c , Plu. 2.152c , D.C. 71.32 . dia/meiptos [a^], on, communicable, Sapph. 14 . diameira^kieu/omai, strive hotly with, tini/ Plu. 2 . dia/meiyis [a^], ews, h(, exchange of prisoners, Plu. 7 ; of arms, Id. 17 . change, th=s morfh=s Iamb. 7.3 . diamelai/nw, make quite dark, to\n a)e/ra Plu. 4 . intr., to be or become so, Id. 2.921f . diameleoi/: oi)ke/tai, Hsch. diameleta/w, practise diligently, Pl. 126c :— Med. , Max.Tyr. 7.7 :— Pass. , Pl. 830b , cf. Sm. 76(77).13 : c. inf., d. tou= qana/tou katafronei=n Iamb. 20 . diamel-i/zomai, rival in singing, Plu. 2.973b . diamel-i/zw, dismember, D.S. 3.65 :— Pass. , LXX 3.29(96) , Plu. 2.993b . diamel-ismo/s, o(, dismemberment, ib. 996c : pl., ib. 355b . diame/ll-hsis, ews, h(, postponement, procrastination, pollh\n d. fulakh=s long postponement of precautionary measures, Th. 5.99 , cf. D.C. 40.21 . diamell-hsmo/s, o(, = foreg., diame/ll-w, fut. -mellh/sw, to be always going to do, to make a show of doing: hence, delay, put off, Th. 1.71 , 142 , Ph. 1.353 , Luc. 10 , al.:— Pass. , Th. 8.54 . diamemerisme/nws, (diameri/zw) separately, gra/fein Sch.D.T. p.191 H. diame/mfomai, blame greatly, ti Th. 8.89 ; tou\s filosofou=ntas Isoc. 3.1 ; tina\ e)pi/ tini D.C. 46.51 ; tina\ o(/ti . . Arist. 663a35 . diame/nw, fut. -menw= Epich. [265] (prob.), Men. 513 : aor. -e/meina D. 4.15 : pf. -meme/nhka Plb. 3.55.1 :—continue, persist, of disease, toi=si paidi/oisi Hp. 3.28 ; diame/nei e)/ti kai\ nu=n toi=s basileu=sin h( poludwri/a X. 8.2.7 : abs., keep, of seeds, Thphr. 7.5.5 ; persevere, e)n th=| e(/cei Pl. 344b ; e)pi\ th=| diatribh=| X. 30 ; d. e)n e(autw=| maintain his purpose, Plb. 10.40.6 : c. dat., th=| fili/a| D.S. 14.48 codd.: abs., hold out, D. 21.216 ; d. d(/ws . . Id. 4.15 ; parqe/nos d. D.S. 4.16 ; to last, remain, live on, Epich. l.c.; endure, be strong, Isoc. 8.51 ; of form, colour, and the like , tau)to\n d. continue the same, be permanent, Alex. 34 ; xrw=ma diame/non Nicol. 1.28 , cf. Antiph. 232.2 : c. part., d. le/gwn D. 8.71 ; d. o(/moioi o)/ntes Arist. 1159b8 : c. inf., continue to . ., D.H. 1.23 . diamer-i/zw, divide, Pl. 15e ; distribute, to\ e)piba/llon Corn. 27 ; tou\s po/nous ei)s a(/pan to\ sw=ma Arist. 885a18 :— Pass. , to be cut up, Pl. 849d . part, separate, Men. 883 :— Med. , divide or part among themselves, Ev.Matt. 27.35 ; pro\s e(autou/s 2.152.18 (v/vi A.D.):— Pass. , to be set at variance, Ev.Luc. 12.52 , 53 . diame/r-i^sis, ews, h(, = sq., diamer-ismo/s, o(, division, Pl. 771d , 12vi 17 , D.S. 11.47 , LXX 48.29 (pl.), J. 10.11.7 . dissension, Ev.Luc. 12.51 . diamer-isth/s, ou=, o(, a divider, Gloss. dia/mesos, on, midway between: oi( d. the middle class, Hsch. diame/stan: a)lazo/na, e)calla/kthn, Hsch. ; cf. diameusth/s. dia/mest-os, on, brim-full, Antiph. 246 ; d. ei)s to\ h(/misu exactly half full, Arist. 922b36 . diamest-o/w, fill full, ib. 939a4 . diametr-e/w, measure through, measure out or off, xw=ron d. measure lists for combat, Il. 3.315 ; survey, xw/ran 502.12 (Aezani): abs., metrw=n kai\ d. kai\ logizo/menos D.Chr. 40.7 :— Med. , Plb. 6.41.3 , Max. Tyr. 6.3 :— Pass. , h(me/ra diamemetrhme/nh measured by the clepsydra, D. 19.120 , Arist. 67.3 . measure out in portions, distribute, medi/mnous d. tisi\ th=s kaqesthkui/as timh=s D. 34.39 ; ou)de\n d. toi=s stratiw/tais give out no rations, X. 7.1.40 , cf. 41 , etc.:— Med. , divide amongst themselves, Orac. ap. Hdt. 1.66 , X. 7.5.9 ; receive as one's share, D. 34.37 :— Med. in act. sense, Call. 55 , 36 . Med. , d. to\n bi/on die, Procop. 3.1 . measure with the eye, scan, Nonn. 5.306 , al. pass over, traverse, *(uda/sphn ib. 23.149 , cf. 22.42 . Astron., d. fa/esin fa/os a)ntike/leuqon to be in opposition, Man. 4.74 , cf. 296 , Gal. 19.557 : c. acc., to be diametrically opposite to, to\n h(/lion Cleom. 1.11 : abs., ibid., Simp. inCael. 480.6 ; o(ko/tan o( xeimw\n diametre/h| tw=| kata\ lo/gon Hp. 19 ( 53.70 ). diame/tr-hsis, ews, h(, measuring out, LXX 3.3 , J. 3.6.4 , Plu. 2.785d ; distribution of corn, 976.55 (Samos, ii B.C.). Astron., diametrical opposition, Ptol. 195 , etc. diametr-hto/s, h/, o/n, measured out or off, d. e)ni\ xw/rw| Il. 3.344 . diametrical, th\n d. (sc. o(do\n) diecelhluqe/nai Dam. 87 . diametr-iko/s, h/, o/n, diagonal: [a)riqmoi/] the numerators of the successive convergents to [root ]2 expressed as a continued fraction, Theol.Ar. 3.59 ; cf. pleuriko/s. dia/metr-on, to/, measured allowance, soldiers' rations, Plu. 40 . dia/metr-os, on, diametrical: Astrol., diametrically opposed, Ptol. 115 , Man. 1.89 . Subst. d. (sc. grammh/), h(, diagonal of a parallelogram, Pl. 85b ,al.; kata\ d. sunti/qesqai, of triangles, by the hypotenuses, Id. 54d ; diameter of a circle, Arist. 271a12 , etc.; axis of a sphere, Id. 699a29 ; diameter of other curves, Apollon.Perg. 1 1 ; axis of a conic, Archim. 2.10 ; h( kata\ dia/metron su/zeucis, of circles, Arist. 1133a6 ; ta\ kata\ d. Id. 277a24 ; kei=sqai kata\ d. Id. 363a34 , al.; kata\ d. kinei=sqai, of quadrupeds, which move the legs cross-corner-wise, as horses when trotting (opp. kata\ pleura\n kinei=sqai ambling, in which the legs on either side move together), Id. 490b4 , 712a25 , cf. Plu. 2.43a ; e)k diame/trou a)ntikei/menos, of planets, in opposition, PMag. Par. 1.2221 ; e)k diame/trou h(mi=n oi( bi/oi Luc. 14 . prob. mitre-square, Ar. 801 . diameusth/s, ou=, o(, = a)lazw/n , Hsch. : also diameuth/s (-me/tths cod.), ou=, o(, cheat, Id. diamh/domai, = mh/domai , Hom. 4.12 . diamhki/zw, (mh=kos) to be in direct opposition, Ptol. 125 , 151 . dia/mhkos, on, broad, dub. in 14 . diamhku/nw, last out, live through, h(me/ras te/ssaras 11.29 . diamhnu/w, point out clearly, Str. 11.14.4 . diamhr-i/zw, femora diducere, inire, Ar. 669 , Zeno Stoic. 1.59 . diamhr-ismo/s, o(, femorum diduction, ibid. (pl.). diamhru/w [u_], arrange in kinks (cf. mh/ruma), Hero 10.3 . diamhxa^n-a/omai, bring about, contrive, d. o(/pws . . Ar. 917 ; d. zw=n ei)sie/nai e)s *(/aidou Pl. 179d . diamhxa^n-hte/on, one must contrive, Plu. 2.131e . diami/gnu_mi or diamhxa^n-u/w ( Plu. 2.1131e ), fut. -mi/cw, to mix up, l.c.:— Pass. , diamemigme/nai Pl.Com. 174.9 codd. Ath. ; cf. diami/sgw. diami_krologe/omai, deal grudgingly, pro/s tina Plu. 30 . dia/mill-a [a^m], h(, fight, of animals, Hierocl. pp.11,17 A. (pl.). diamill-a/omai, fut. -hsomai Str. 17.1.11 :—contend hotly, strive earnestly, de/ka pro\s de/ka a)llh/lois Pl. 833e ; tini/ with one, Id. 516e ; pro/s tina Plb. 16.21.6 ; d. peri/ tinos about a thing, Pl. 517d ; tini\ e)n lo/gois kai\ e)n e)/rgois ib. 563a : c. gen. rei, d. leiote/ras o(dou= Id. 833b ; tini\ peri\ dei=pna Plu. 5 : pf. dihmi/llhtai in pass. sense, Luc. 58 . diamill-hte/on, one must contend, Plu. 2.817d . diamimnh/|skomai, only pf. Pass. diame/mnhmai, keep in memory, X. 1.4.13 , D.H. 4.9 . make mention of, Ph. 1.509 , Lyd. 1.7 . diami^nu/romai [u_], warble a plaintive ditty, Ar. 100 . diami/sgw, = diami/gnumi , Hp. 1.64 , Ph. 88.13 . diami_se/w, hate bitterly, Arist. 1274a34 , Ph. 1.396 , J. 4.5.4 , Plu. 35 ( Pass. ), Ant.Lib. 12.2 ( Pass. ). diamisq-o/w, farm out, PAmh. 2.95.7 , al., 669.14 (i A.D.), etc.:— Med. , App. 2.10 . diami/sq-wsis, ews, h(, farming out of state land, 72.450 (ii B.C.), 376.15 (ii A.D.). diamisq-wtiko/n, to/, rent of state land, 475.1 . diamistu/llw, aor.1 -emi/stu_la, cut up piecemeal, Hdt. 1.132 . dia/mitros, on, veiled with a mi/tra, Poll. 4.151 , 154 . diamma^ti/zw, knot (a cord): pf. Pass. , dihmmatisme/nos ka/los Orib. 49.22.8 . diammoirhda/, Adv. dividing in twain, me/sshn nu/kta d. fula/cas A.R. 3.1029 . di/ammos, on, very sandy, Plb. 34.10.3 , Str. 1.3.7 . diamnhmon-eute/on, one must remember, Aen. Tact. 31.35 . diamnhmon-eu/w, remember distinctly, abs., Hdt. 3.3 , Lys. 23.16 , Antipho 5.54 ; c. gen. pers., Pl. 180c ; ti X. 1.3.1 , Phld. 30 , Plu. 3 , etc.:— Pass. , dia\ tou/twn diamnhmoneu/ontai D.S. 12.13 . mention, record, Th. 1.22 ; diamnhmoneu/etai e)/xwn he is mentioned as having, X. 1.1.2 . call to mind, ti Pl. 976c . diamnhmon-iko/s, h/, o/n, having a good memory, Suid. S. V. a)nele/geto: —also in form diamnhmon-htiko/s, Id. s.v. *)apollw/nios *tuaneu/s. dia/moios: o( a)nt' a)/llou diakonw=n, Hsch. (fort. diamoibo/s). diamoir-a/zw, divide into equal portions, cut up, ko/ston Aët. 1.138 . diamoir-a^si/a, h(, division into equal portions, boo/s Tz. ad Hes. 56 . diamoir-a/w, divide, rend asunder, E. 1376 (lyr.):— Med. , E. 717 , Orph. 210 :— Pass. , Ath. 1.12e . Med. , also, portion out, distribute, e(/ptaxa pa/nta dieuoira=to [e_] Od. 14.434 . diamolu/nw [u_], befoul with writing, pali/myhsta Plu. 2.504d . diamonh/, h(, (diame/nw) continuance, permanence, Arist. 481a1 , Epicur. 2p.38U. , Phld. 3.8 , 12(5).659.5 (Syros), Ocell. 1.9 , Ph. 1.2 ,al., Procl. 129 , 362iv 11 (iii A. D.),etc.; of seeds or corn, keeping, Thphr. 7.5.5 , J. 7.8.4 . diamo/ni^mos, on, steadfast, pisto\n kai\ d. Porph. 1.52 . Adv. -mws permanently, Phld. p.67K. diamonoma^xe/w, fight a single combat, pro\s a)delfou/s Plu. 2.482c , cf. Hld. 7.16 . dia/monos, on, permanent, zwh/ 4678.9 (vi A.D.). dia/morfos, on, endued with various forms, Emp. 21.7 . dia/morfon, = mandrago/ras , prob. in I.s.- Dsc. 4.75 . diamorfoskope/omai, vie in beauty with, tini/ Ath. 5.188d . diamorf-o/w, give form to, shape, yuxh\n pro\s ei)=dos Ph. 2.368 ; dru=n w(/sper tro/paion Plu. 16 :— Pass. , diamemorfwme/nos articulate, Id. 2.722c , cf. Ath.Med. ap. Orib. 22.9.4 . diamo/rf-wsis, ews, h(, forming, shaping, th=s u(/lhs Plu. 2.1023c ; e)mbru/wn Ath.Med. ap. Orib. 22.9.1 . gesture, 'business', in acting, Demetr. 195 . diamorf-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, formative, fu/sis Ptol. 142 . dia/mot-on, to/, tent, Paul.Aeg. 4.54 . diamot-o/w, (mo/tos) put lint into a wound, so as to keep it open, d. e(/lkos Hp. 14 , Gal. 13.752 : hence diamo/t-wsis, ews, h(, Heliod. ap. Orib. 44.14.14 , Leonidasap. Aët. 6.1 . diam-pa/c (for di-ana-pa/c), Adv. right through, through andthrough, c. gen., ste/rnwn d. A. 65 , cf. 945 , E. 994 (lyr.); di' ai)/as *frugi/as d. A. 548 (lyr.); e)te/trwto to\n mhro\n d. X. 7.4.23 ; d. a)/xris Luc. 27.4 ; po/des d. proselhlame/noi pro\s tou)/dafos Plu. 25 . diam-pei/rw, poet. for dianap-, Q.S. 1.614 , Hsch. diam-pere/s, Adv., of Place, through and through, right through, c. gen., d. a)spi/dos Il. 12.429 , cf. 20.362 ; d. ste/rnwn S. 791 : c. acc., be/blhai kenew=na d. Il. 5.284 ; d. ou)=s prob. in A. 380 (lyr.); d. dia\ me/sou tou= [sfondu/lou] Pl. 616e . abs., without break, continuously, e)k kefalh=s . . d. e)s po/das a)/krous Il. 16.640 ; pe/trh h)li/batos . . d. a)mfote/rwqen Od. 10.88 ; staurou\s . . e)/lasse d. e)/nqa kai\ e)/nqa 14.11 ; h( d' [the wall] e(/speto pa=sa d. all in a piece, Il. 12.398 . of Time, throughout, for ever, Od. 8.245 , Hes. 402 , Emp. 17.6 ; pleon., h)/mata pa/nta d. Il. 16.499 , cf. 1.409 (Eretria); ai)e\n diampere/s for ever and aye, Il. 15.70 . (Found in tmesi dia\ d' a)mpere/s 11.377 , 17.309 ; cf. a)mpere/ws: poet. for di-ana-pere/s (pei/rw).) diam-pere/ws, = foreg., through and through, of piercing pains, Hp. 8 ; also, diei/somai pa/nta d. Nic. 495 . diam-perh/s, e/s, piercing, o)du/nh Hp. 2.125 . diam-perona/w and diam-praqe/ein, perh. ff.ll. for diap-, Hsch. diamu^dai/nw, putrefy, A. 54 A, cf. 238 , 269.1 . diamu_da^le/os, a, on, drenching, da/krua A. 539 (lyr.). (u_ for u^ metri gr.) diamu^da/w, become fungoid, of diseased bone, membrane, etc., Hp. 21 . diamu/dhsis [u^], ews, h(, decay, mortification, Sor. 1.73 . diamu/qhsis [u_], ews, h(, deception, cajolery, Hsch. diamu_qologe/w, communicate by word of mouth, express in speech, glw/ssa| A. 889 (lyr.); ti Pl. 632e ; d. pro\s a)llh/lous converse, Id. 39e ; peri/ tinos Id. 70b ; tell a story, Max.Tyr. 16.1 . diamukthri/zw, strengthd. for mukthri/zw, D.L. 9.113 . diamullai/nw, make mouths (in scorn), Ar. 1315 . dia^mu/ssw, stimulate, Paul.Aeg. 3.9 . diamfa/dhn [a^], Adv., strengthd. for a)mfa/dhn, Poll. 2.129 . diamfiba/llw, doubt, o(/ti ou) . . but that . ., Simp. 417.5 . diamfi/dios [fi^], on, utterly different, A. 555 (lyr.; Hsch. also has -a/dion). diamfi/s, Adv. separately, D.P. 903 . diamfisbht-e/w, dispute, disagree, pro\s a)llh/lous peri/ tinos Decr. ap. D. 18.185 , cf. Arist. 1211a14 ; tini\ peri\ mousikh=s Ath. 8.351a ; a)reth=s ktl. Plu. 2.787d ; d. peri/ tinos lay claim to, Arist. 1283b14 ; pro/s ti ib. 1287b35 ; d. poi=a qerma\ tw=n zw/|wn Id. 648a24 : abs., Id. 1283a30 , 1.20 (i A.D.), etc.:— Pass. , diamfisbhtei=tai peri\ fili/as ou)k o)li/ga not a few questions are debateable, Arist. 1155a32 ; ta\ diamfisbhtou/mena the points at issue, D. 44.57 . diamfisbh/t-hsis, ews, h(, disputing, d. e)/xei po/teron . . it admits of dispute whether . ., Arist. 1256a14 ; diamfisbhth/seis e)/xein contain ambiguous points, of Solon's laws, Id. 35.2 ; xw/ra u(po\ th\n d. h)gme/nh disputed territory, 685.55 (Crete); d. pare/cein po/teron . . Plu. : pl., Iamb. 4.1 . diamfod-e/w, miss the right a)/mfodos, Eust. 789.54 : metaph., miss the right way (in a question), S.E. 9.31 , cf. Hsch. s.v. a)mfalla/cai. diamfo/d-hsis, ews, h(, missing of the right a)/mfodos, Eust. 789.51 . diamwk-a/omai, mock or laugh at, Phld. 2.59S. , D.C. 59.25 , Iamb. 33.234 : abs., Aristaenet. 1.27 . diamw/k-hsis, ews, h(, mocking, raillery, tino/s Ath. 5.200b . diamwlu/w, soften, mollify, 1200.21 (i B.C.). diana-ba/llw, delay, procrastinate, PTeb. 50.27 (ii B.C.):— Med. , Hsch. s.v. diakrou/esqai. diana-bolh/, h(, postponement, delay, EM 80.23 (pl.). diana-gignw/skw, read through, Isoc. 12.201 , Plb. 31.21.9 ; *dhmo/kriton pa/nta d. Damox. 2.13 :— Pass. , D.C. 58.10 . dia^nagk-a/zw, drill, train, Pl. 836a ( Pass. ); reduce dislocation, Hp. 38 ; d. po/rous force open the pores, Id. 2.64 :— Pass. , to be dilated, Id. 4 . dia^na/gk-a^sis, ews, h(, reduction of dislocations, Id. 38 . dia^nagk-asmo/s, o(, = foreg.; machine for this purpose, Id. 47 . diana/gw, bring back into its place, Gal. 18(1).421 . diana-ka^qi/zw, = a)nakaqi/zw , Hp. 2.201 . diana-kla/omai, Pass. , to be reflected, Arist. 934a22 . diana-ko/ptw, pound up, Sor. 1.82 . diana-ku/ptw, raise the head, Aristeas 18 ; look carefully into, Ph. 1.383 . diana_li/skw, consume, du<*>. in D.C. 55.1 . diana/-pauma, atos, to/, intermission, AB 1167 . diana/-pausis, ews, h(, resting at intervals, Arist. 485a20 , Diocl.Fr. 142 . diana-pau/w, allow to rest awhile, Hp. 2.48 , Arist. 1339b30 , Plu. 4 ; interrupt, to\ sunexe/s Luc. 7 ; d. th\n tauto/thta relieve the monotony, D.H. 12 :— Med. , rest awhile, Pl. 625b , Ph. 2.197 , Porph. 4 :—also intr. in Act. , Aristid. 51(27).17 . diana-phda/w, f.l. for a)na- , X. 1.4.4 . diana-pnoh/, h(, breathing through, Gal. 18 ( 2 ). 899 . dianarka/w, grow stiff or numb, Corn. 35 . remain torpid through the winter, hibernate, f.l. in Thphr. 171.7 ; cf. diarke/w. dianarmoste/w, to be out of time, Poll. 4.63 . dianarta/omai, f.l. in Iamb. 13 (leg. dh\ a)narta=sqai). diana/ssw, stop chinks: caulk ships, Str. 4.4.1 :— Pass. , pf. part. dianenagme/nos sfugmo/s, name coined by Archig. ap. Gal. 8.662 . diana/-sta^sis, ews, h(, rising up, Hp. 7.11 (of going to stool), Plb. 5.70.8 : pl., X. 10.18 . diana-sta^te/on, one must make to get up, tina/ Sor. 1.69 . diana-stre/fomai, to be distorted, roll, of the eyes, Herod.Med. in 58.78 . dianauma^xe/w, maintain a sea-fight, Hdt. 8.63 , Th. 8.27 ; pro/s tina Isoc. 4.97 . dianayu/xw: perfrigesco, Gloss. diana/w, flow through, percolate, Plu. 14 ; cf. dianau=sai: diapleu=sai, Hsch. diandh/s: poluxro/nios (Cret.), Hsch. dia/ndi^xa, Adv. = a)/ndixa , two ways, d. mermhri/zein halt between two opinions, Il. 1.189 ; soi\ de\ d. dw=ke endowed thee by halves, 9.37 ; in tmesi, dia\ d' a)/ndixa qumo\n e)/xousin Hes. 13 ; dia\ d' a)/ndixa e)/aca broke it in twain, Theoc. 25.256 , cf. A.R. 2.1109 ; once in Trag., d. klh=|qra kli/netai E. 1029 (lyr.); also d. nho\s i)ou/shs, perh. with sails and oars, A.R. 1.934 . diandra^ga^qe/w, continue to behave honourably, Wilcken 10.3 (ii B. C.), 1204.6 (i B. C.). dia_nekh/s, e/s, v. dihnekh/s. diane/m-hsis, ews, h(, distribution, Arist. 401b13 , J. 4.8.22 , Corn. 13 , Plu. 54 . dianem-hte/on, one must distribute, X. 7.36 , Iamb. p.64P. dianem-hth/s, ou=, o(, distributor, gloss on dathth/s , 249.43 . dianem-htiko/s, h/, o/n, distributive, tino\s ei)s i)/sa me/rh Pl. 55a , cf. Andronic. Rhod. p.576M. ; to\ d. di/kaion Arist. 1131b27 ; of persons, ib. 1134a3 . Pass. , divisible, ei)s i)/sa d. Plu. 2.1003c . dia^nemo/omai, (a)/nemos) Pass. , flutter in the wind, Luc. 7 , 9.777 ( Phil. ); to be blown away by the wind, Eun. p.269D. diane/mw, late fut. -nemh/sw App. 5.3 : aor. die/neima X. 4.5.45 , etc.; aor. regul. -e/neima, but inf. dianemh=sai Did. in D. 9.21 : pf. -nene/mhka X. 4.5.45 :—distribute, apportion, toi=s me\n tima/s, toi=s de\ a)timi/as Pl. 830e , etc.; e)pi\ ta\ au(tw=n e(/kasta e)kmagei=a Id. 194d ; d. me/rh divide into portions, Id. 756c , cf. 35b ; h( xw/ra kata\ dw/deka me/rh dianene/mhtai Id. 758e ; d. e(auto/n distribute oneself among friends, Arist. 1171a3 ; d. i)/son au(to/n [o( *plou=tos] Ar. 510 ; o( diane/mwn the distributor, Arist. 1136b26 ; assign, Pl. 430b , Arist. 306b31 :— Med. , divide among themselves, ta\ koina/ And. 1.135 ; th\n a)rxh/n Pl. 523a ; d. ta\ tw=n plousi/wn Arist. 1281a15 ; also dianeima/menoi di/x' e(autou/s Pl.Com. 153.2 :— Pass. , d. ei)s to\n lao/n to be spread abroad, Act.Ap. 4.17 . set in order, govern, a)/stu Pi. 4.261 , cf. 8.62 . dianenohme/nws, Adv., (dianoe/w) circumspectly, Sch. A. R. 1.1336 . dianeu/w, nod, beckon, tai=s kefalai=s D.S. 3.18 ; tini/ to a person, Alex. 261.12 , 1.22 , Luc. 2.25 . bend away from, avoid, ta\s tw=n o)rga/nwn e)pibola/s ti Plb. 1.23.8 ; o)rga/s Plu. 27 . diane/w, swim across, e)s *salami=na Hdt. 8.89 ; to\n *ti/grhta Luc. 19 . c. acc., swim through, i.e. get safe through, d. pe/lagos lo/gwn Pl. 137a , cf. 441c ; potamo/n Ael. 3.6 . metaph. in Med. , filter through, c. gen., Marc.Sid. 76 . dianh/qw, in pf. part. Pass. -nenhsme/nos, spin out, LXX 35.6 . dia/nhma, atos, to/, that which is spun, a thread, Pl. 309b . dia/nhcis, ews, h(, swimming through, Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.44 . dianhst-eu/w, remain fasting, Hp. 27 , J. 3.10.3 . dianhst-ismo/s, o(, breakfast, Philem.Gloss. ap. Ath. 1.11d . dianh/xomai, = diane/w , Hellanic. 111J. , J. 13.1.3 , Plu. 10 , Ael. 6.15 , Palaeph. 30 , Porph. 2.5 ; of sound, penetrate, Erinna 3 : metaph., d. to\n bi/on Vett. Val. 68.12 . dia/nhyis, ews, h(, clearing off, tw=n xumw=n Aret. 2.2 (perh. f.l. for -niyis ). dianq-e/w, flower again, Plu. 7 . dianq-h/s, e/s, double-flowering, i.e. twofold, with outer (corolla) and inner (stamens and pistil) flower, Thphr. 1.13.2 . flowering in succession, a)sfo/delos Nic. 534 . dianq-i/zw, adorn with flowers, d. th\n kefalh\n stefa/nois Luc. Bis Acc. 16 ( Pass. ); also with jewels, J. 8.5.2 :— Pass. , to be picked out, decorated, xlamu/des dihnqisme/nai Plu. 9 ; ke/drou zw/|dia xrusw=| dihnqisme/na Paus. 6.19.12 ; co/anon xrusw=| d. Id. 7.26.4 , cf. Hdn. 5.3.6 ; mhke/ti dihnqisme/nos poikili/a| xrwma/twn, o(/lon de\ leukwqei/s, of a leper, Ph. 1.346 . dia^nia/omai, Pass. , grieve sorely, Ael. 1.24 . diani/zw, wash out or thoroughly, ku/lika, skeu=os, lopa/das, Crates Com. 14.7 , Eub. 31 , Damox. 2.44 ; th\n koili/an Diocl.Fr. 139 :— Med. , dianiya/sqw to\ ai)doi=on Hp. 2.112 . diani/hmi, dissolve, oi)/nw| 22 . dia/nion: koni/a, Hsch. diani/ssomai, go through, tino/s Pi. 12.25 , Opp. 1.550 : Ep. Subj. -ni/ssetai Orph. 285.56 . diani/sthmi, fut. -sth/sw, awaken, rouse, D.H. 4.2 , J. 6.13.9 ; raise up, opp. kataba/llw, Ph. 1.669 :— Med. , fut. -sth/somai, restore, D.H. 3.20 . Pass. , with aor. 2 and pf. Act. , stand up, rise, nu/ktwr Arist. 1345a16 ; spring up from ambush, Plb. 3.74.1 , cf. 2p.59 (iii B.C.), D.S. 10.1 , Plu. 2.596a , etc. stand aloof from, depart from, tino/s Th. 4.128 . form factions, peri\ spouda\s o)rxhstw=n Plu. 2.487f . dia/niyis, ews, h(, (diani/zw) ablution, Hp. 1 ; cf. dia/nhyis. diano-e/w, have in mind, Philostr. 2.1 :—but in early writers always diano-e/omai, fut. -noh/somai: aor. dienoh/qhn, part. dianohqei/s in pass. sense, Pl. 654c : aor. Med. -hsa/mhn D.S. 20.3 : pf. dianeno/hmai Pl. 1.106a : (noe/w):—to be minded, intend, purpose, c. inf. pres., fut., or aor., Hdt. 2.121 .d/ and 126 , Ar. 724 , Pl. 504e , etc.; mhde\ d. peri\ paraqh/khs a)/llo ge h)\ a)podido/nai Hdt. 6.86 . d/; dianenohme/noi bohqei=n Th. 4.72 , cf. 7.56 ; d. th\n a)po/basin Id. 4.29 ; dianoh/qhte h)\ u(pakou/ein h)\ mh\ ei)/contes Id. 1.141 ; u(pourgei=n a(\ dianoou/meqa (sc. u(pourgei=n) Antipho 4.3.4 . have in mind, ti Hp. 7 ; ti/ dianoou/menos ei)=pe what he really meant by his words, Pl. 184a ; peri/ tinos d. ou(twsi/, o)rqw=s peri/ ti, Id. 644d , 686d : c. acc. et inf., think or suppose that . ., Id. 324b , etc.: c. gen. abs., dianoei=sqai/ tinwn w(s diallaghsome/nwn Id. 470e : abs., think, le/gw nou=n w(=| d . . . h( yuxh/ Arist. 429a23 ; to\ dianoei=sqai the process of thought, Pl. 189e ; opp. noei=n, Arist. 408b25 . bethink oneself, LXX 6.6 . with Advbs., to be minded or disposed so and so, a)/llws pws pro/s tinas, Pl. 343b ; kakw=s d. peri\ tw=n oi)kei/wn Isoc. 1.35 : with w(s and part., o(/tan w(s peto/menoi dianow=ntai when they are affected as if flying, Pl. 158b . diano/-hma, atos, to/, thought, notion, X. 7.5.19 , Isoc. 3.9 , Pl. 210d ; dianoh/matos eu)te/leia Plu. 2.40c ; thought, opp. words, Pl. 348d , Phld. 2.30 , 40 : pl., meanings of words, Id. 2.190S. ; esp. whim, sick fancy, Hp. 1.23 ; intention, PLond. 5.1724.15 , etc. diano/-hsis, ews, h(, process of thinking, thought, Pl. 306e ; opp. bou/leusis, Plot. 5.8.6 : in pl., Pl. 87c , Phld. 1003 , p.4C. , Plu. 2.961d ; dianoh/sews e)kpi/ptonta pa/shs, i.e. absurd, Phld. 1.223S. ; cunning, skill, LXX 2.14(13) . way of thinking, Pl. 888c . diano-hte/on, one must think, ib. 626d , Plu. 2.434b , etc. diano-hth/s, ou=, o(, one who thinks, gloss on fro/nimos , Hsch. diano-htiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for thinking, intellectual, h( d. ki/nhsis Pl. 89a ; a)reth\ d., opp. h)qikh/, Arist. 1103a14 , etc.; e)pisth/mh d. Id. 1025b6 ; d. me/rh, of a play, parts which display thought, Id. 1460b4 ; d. su/gkrisis Epicur. 14.20 ; d. fantasi/ai mental images, Cic. 15.16.1 ; discursive, opp. noero/s, Dam. 415 : Comp. -w/teros ib. 219 . Adv. -kw=s Arr. 1.14.7 . diano-hto/s, h/, o/n, that which is or can be thought about, to\ d. kai\ nohto/n Arist. 1012a2 , cf. 1021a30 ; ou)de\ d. not even thinkable, Plu. 2.1081a , cf. Procl. 123 . dia/noia^, h(, Aeol. dianoii/+a Alc. 1a . 1 (nisi leg. di' a)noii/+a[n]), poet. also dianoi/a_ acc. to Eust. 1679.29 :— thought, i.e. intention, purpose, Hdt. 1.46 , 90 , And. 4.35 , etc.; th=| dianoi/a| in the spirit of his action, D. 21.219 ; w)/lont' a)sebei= dianoi/a| A. 831 (lyr.); maino/lis d. Id. 109 (lyr.); eu)/fronos e)k d. Id. 797 (lyr.), cf. 1013 (anap.); tou= u(papie/nai th\n dia/noian e)/xein Th. 5.9 ; e)pi/ tini Isoc. 5.14 ; pro/s tini Anaxipp. 1.37 ; e)p' a)/llo ti . . tre/yai tino\s th\n d. Pl. 275b ; e)c o(/lhs th=s d. with all one's heart, Arr. 2.2.13 ; e)xqrou\s th=| d. 1.21 . thought, notion, Hdt. 2.169 , Pl. 63d , Arist. 986b10 ; a)po\ th=s au)th=s d. D. 18.210 . process of thinking, thought, o( e)nto\s th=s yuxh=s pro\s au(th\n dia/logos . . e)pwnoma/sqh d. Pl. 263d ; pa=sa d. h)\ praktikh\ h)\ poihtikh\ h)\ qewrhtikh/ Arist. 1025b25 ; taxi/sth h( dianoi/as ki/nhsis Id. 968a25 ; esp. discursive thought, opp. no/hsis, Procl. 123 . thinking faculty, intelligence, understanding, w(s metacu/ ti do/chs te kai\ nou= th\n d. ou)=san Pl. 511d , al.; opp. sw=ma, Id. 916a , cf. 395b ; e)/stin w(/sper tou= sw/matos kai\ th=s d. gh=ras Arist. 1270b40 ; e)pita/ttontos tou= nou= kai\ legou/shs th=s d. feu/gein ti h)\ diw/kein Id. 433a2 ; e)/kstasis dianoi/as LXX 28.28 . thought expressed, meaning of a word or passage, Pl. 205b , 228d ; ta\s tw=n o)noma/twn d. Id. 418a ; th\n au)th\n e)/xei d. Arist. 404a17 ; h( fusikh\ d. tou= no/mou Aristeas 171 ; so d., opp. r(hto/n, spirit, opp. letter, Hermog. 2 . intellectual capacity revealed in speech or action by the characters in drama, Arist. 1450a6 , b11 , 1456a34 , 1404a19 , al. (Rare in Poetry.) dian-oi/gw, lay open, tou\s o)fqalmou/s Pl. 210a ; mh/tran 2.23 :— Pass. , LXX 3.5 ,al., Sor. 1.86 ; of a dead body, Arist. 507a21 . open so as to connect, to\n *)indiko\n kai\ *persiko\n ko/lpon Id. 393b3 . reveal, explain, ta\s grafa/s 24.32 , cf. 17.3 ; ta\ tw=n palaiw=n a)po/rrhta Aen.Gaz. p.5B. dian-oiki/zw, build up, restore, Philostr. 2.9.2 codd. ( Pass. ). dia/n-oicis, ews, h(, opening, Ruf. 23 , Thd. 61.1 . dianom-eu/s, e/ws, o(, distributor, Ph. 15H. , Plu. 9 , Polyaen. 1.34.2 . dianom-h/, h(, distribution, Pl. 535a , Arist. 1329b41 , etc.; palaia\s d. katafqi/sas A. 727 ; misqw=n dianomai/ Plu. 9 ; esp. of doles or largess, IG 12(5).663.22 (Syros), 951.13 (Tenos), M.Ant. 1.16 , Luc. 41 , App. 1.27 . division or factorization of numbers, Pl. 747a , 771c , al. regulation, th=| d. tw=n pragma/twn e(/pesqai Plu. 2.102e ; th\n tou= nou= d. e)ponoma/zontas no/mon Pl. 714a . dianomoqete/w, get a motion carried and made law, no/mous Pl. 628a , cf. D.C. 36.40 : abs., Id. 37.50 . regulate by law, ti Id. 38.7 :— Med. , dienomoqeth/santo ti/ ti/nos e)/rgon Pl. 833e . dia/nomos, o(, = u(po/nomos , 12.325.19 , 33.461 (Argos). dianose/w, in aor. dieno/shsa fall ill, Hp 3.6 , Gal. 7 . dianosfi/zw, separate, part asunder, D.P. 19 (tm.):— Med. , put aside for oneself, peculate, D.S. 19.71 . di/ansis [di^], ews, h(, moistening, Gal. 11.740 . di/anta, Adv. right through, tetrh/ato prob. in Emp. 84.9 . diantai=os, a , on (os, on E. 766 (lyr.)), extending throughout, of ligaments running the whole length of the spine, Hp. 45 ; right through, diantai/an plaga\n peplagme/nos A. 895 (lyr.); diantai/an ou)ta=n Id. 640 (lyr.); d. be/lei ib. 184 ; o)du/na E. 766 (lyr.); moi=ra d. relentless destiny, A. 334 (lyr.). Adv. -ai/ws, paqei=n Antyll. ap. Orib. 44.23.14 . diantai/rw, make war against, pro/s tina prob. in Phld. p.57M. di^antiko/s, h/, o/n, (diai/nw) able to wet, e)/kkrisis Arist. 387a26 . diantl-e/w, drain, exhaust: only metaph., drink to the dregs, endure to the end, nou=son Pi. 4.293 ; po/nous E. 1217 (lyr.); oi)kouri/as Id. 1373 ; bi/ou xro/non Ph. 1.161 ; u(/qlous kai\ lh/rous Luc. 25 : abs., Heraclit. 21 :— Pass. , po/lemos dihntlh/qh Pl. 241e , cf. Lib. 59.94 . diantl-i/zomai, Pass. , exhaust oneself, to be worried or troubled, peri\ misqari/wn Hp. 7 . di^anto/s, h/, o/n, capable of being wetted, Arist. 385b10 . dianuktereu/w, pass the night, nu/kta X. 5.4.3 , cf. 268.73 (iii A.D.): abs., Ph. 2.488 , Plu. 16 , al.; e)n th=| proseuxh=| 6.12 , cf. Hdn. 1.16.5 . dia/nu^s-is [a^], ews, h(, distance traversed, d. h(merh/siai day's journeys, Ptol. 1.8.1 , cf. 1.9.5 . accomplishment, e)/rgwn Iamb. 4.3 . dia/nu^s-ma, atos, to/, = foreg. 1 , d. h(merh/sion Plb. 9.14.8 : pl., ib. 15.3 . *dia/nusos, o(, (diai/nw) coined as etym. of *dio/nusos, Corn. 30 . dia^nust-e/on, one must accomplish, Agath. 2.2 . dia^nust-ikw=s, Adv. discursively, gignw/skein Ammon. 25.24 . dianu/ttw, strengthd. for nu/ttw, Aristaenet. 1.19 , Paul.Aeg. 3.70 . dianu/xios [u^], on, nocturnal, read by Theon in S. 66 (lyr.). dia^nu/w (also dia^nu/tw S. 64 , X. 2.4.7 ) [u^], pf. -h/nuka Plb. 4.11.7 :—bring quite to an end, accomplish, finish, ke/leuqa d. finish a journey, 380 , cf. 108 ; di/aulon E. 825 ; to\ e(ch=s th=s o(dou= X. l.c.; to\n plou=n a)po\ *tu/rou 21.7 ; po/nous Vett.Val. 330.9 ; ta\ prosh/konta 1469.4 (iii A.D.): c. acc.loci, polu\n dia\ po/nton a)nu/ssas having finished one's course over the sea, Hes. 635 ; plei=on d. traverse, of a point moving along a line, Arist. 968a25 , cf. Archim. , al.; to/pous Plb. 4.11.7 : abs., d. ei)s ta\s u(perbola/s arrive at a place, Id. 3.53.9 :— Pass. , o(do\s dihnusme/nh ib. 63.7 : aor. inf. dianusqh=nai Hsch. : c. part., finish doing a thing, ou)/ pw kako/thta dih/nusen h(\n a)goreu/wn Od. 17.517 ; but po/nois se didou=sa dih/nusen continued giving . ., E. 1663 : abs., live, Vett. Val. 58.17. diaomi_lw=, gloss on diaqrullw= , Hsch. diacai/nw, aor. -e/ca_na 2.6.42 , but inf. -ch=nai Ar. 578 : pf. part. Pass. -ecamme/nos Gal. 8.415 , -ecasme/nos Dsc. 5.106 , Simp. 571.6 , Paul.Aeg. 3.61 :—card, shred, Ar. 578 ; e)sqh=tas Str. 11.14.8 ; e)/rion Paul.Aeg. l.c.; neu=ron ei)s i)=nas Alex.Aphr. 2.52 , cf. Gal. l.c.; e)/nteron Ruf. ap. Orib. 7.26.170 ; of flesh, Paul.Aeg. 6.77 , 88 :— Pass. , of alum, Dsc. l.c., to be dispersed, broken up, Simp. l.c. metaph., ko/mhn, of the wind, Hld. 3.3 ; d. qa/lassan pteru/gessi Opp. 5.306 ; as a punishment, d. tina/ Ael. 131 :— Pass. , u(po\ *(rwmai/wn e)ktribe/ntes dieca/nqhsan ib. 130 . diace/w, smooth, polish off, IG 7.3073.138 (Lebad.), Poll. 1.13 . erode, Aët. 5.41 ( Pass. ). diachrai/nw, dry quite up, D.S. 1.10 . dia/chros, on, quite dry, Gp. 6.2.4 , v.l. in Arist. 352b19 , cf. Olymp. adloc. dia/cimos, on, to be transferred, Cod.Just. 1.15.2 . diaci^f-i/zomai, fight to the death, tini\ peri/ tinos Ar. 781 . diaci^f-ismo/s, o(, fighting with swords, Plu. 2.597f . diaco/os, o(, stone-dresser, 247 1ii55 (Delph.). dia/cu^lon, to/, cross-piece, Apollod. 177.12 . = a)spa/laqos 1 , Dsc. 1.20 . diacu^ra/omai, Med. , shave oneself, Arr. 1.2.29 . dia/-cusma, atos, to/, filings: metaph., i)sotimi/as d., of eu)ge/neia, Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.85 . fiute of a column, D.S. 13.82 . dia-cu/w, cut into wrinkles, ta\ peri\ to\ pro/swpon diecusme/na Arist. 808a18 and 35 : generally, cut up, Ael. 85 . diapagkra^tia/zw, contend in the pagkra/tion, Plu. 2.811d . diapaigmo/s, o(, jesting, Gloss. diapaida^gwge/w, attend children: generally, guide, Pl. 89d ; entertain, amuse, h(donai=s th\n po/lin Plu. 11 ; d. to\n kairo/n while away the time, Id. 16 . diapaideu/omai, Pass. , take a course of education, X. 1.2.15 . diapai/zw, late fut. -cw Gal. 8.569 : pf. -pe/paixa Plu. (v. infr.):— jest, Gal. l.c.; diapai/zwn in jest, J. 2.37 (dub.), D.L. 8.6 :— Pass. , paidia\ kalw=s diapepaisme/nh a sport well kept up, Pl. 769a . laugh, jest at, c.acc., J. 5.7.4 , Arr. 2.18.22 , Demetr. 147 , D.L. 4.53 : abs., Phld. p.57O. perh. imitate playfully, [ o( *sofoklh=s] diapepaixw\s to\n *ai)sxu/lou o)/gkon Plu. 2.79b . diapai/kths, ou, o(, jester, deceiver, Gloss. diapa^lai/w, continue wrestling, Ar. 573 , Ph. 2.544 , J. 1.20.2 ; pro/s tina Ach.Tat. 4.19 : c. dat., nosh/mati struggle with, Gal. 17(1).569 . diapa/lh [pa^], h(, hard struggle, diapa/lai pole/mou Plu. 2 , cf. 2.50f . diapa/llw, fut. -palw= A. 304.4 :—brandish, A. l.c.:—but in Pass. , to be driven to and fro, of a hunted deer, Opp. 2.620 . distribute by lot, xqo/na nai/ein diaph/las A. 731 (lyr.). diapa^lu/nw [u_], grind to powder, E. 1159 . diapannu^x-i/zw, pass the whole night, Plu. 2.775d . diapannu^x-ismo/s, o(, complete vigil, D.H. 2.19 . diapanta/w, meet, Porph. 3.10 . diapanto/s, Adv., later spelling of dia\ panto/s, v. dia/ A. 11.1 . diapaptai/nw, look timidly round, Plu. 11 . diapara-di/dwmi, hand over to a successor, 9(2).1109.64 , 91 ( Magn. Thess.). diapara-thre/omai, lie in wait for continually, tina/ LXX 3.30 . diapara-tri^bh/, h(, constant wrangling, 6.5 . diaparqe/n-eusis, ews, h(, deflowering of a maiden, Hdn. 20 . diaparqen-euth/s, ou=, o(, one who deflowers, Gloss. -eu/w, deflower a maiden, Hdt. 4.168 ( Pass. ), Diocl.Com. 16 , Antiph. 75 , Alex. 314 . diaparqe/n-ia dw=ra, ta/, presents made to the bride on the morning after the wedding, Amphis 49 . diapari/sthmi, set up statue of, tina/ 10.71 (Lydae). dia/par-ma, atos, to/, transfixion, Gloss. dia/par-sis, ews, h(, = foreg., Aret. 1.7 (pl.). dia/pasma, atos, to/, (diapa/ssw) scented powder to sprinkle over the person, Dsc. 1.7 , Antyll. ap. Orib. 10.31.1 : freq. in pl., Thphr. 8 , Plu. 2.990c , Plin. 13.19 , Luc. 39 . diapassa^leu/w, Att. diapatt-, stretch out by nailing the extremities, pro\s sani/da Hdt. 7.33 ; of a hide pegged out for tanning, Ar. 371 , cf. Plu. 17 . dia-pa/ssw, Att. dia/-ttw, sprinkle, -pa/sas tou= yh/gmatos e)s ta\s tri/xas Hdt. 6.125 ; smu/rnh| d. th\n o(do/n Eub. 128 ; dasu/podas a(lsi\ d. Alc.Com. 17 ; me/lani diapepasme/non xrw=ma Arist. 526a12 ; purra\ diapepasme/na with red spots, ib. 527b30 . dia-paste/on, one must powder, prob. in Philum. ap. Aët. 5.128 . diapa/sxw, endure, sustain, xleu/hn 904.2 (v A.D.). diapa_sw=n, h(, i.e. h( dia\ pasw=n xordw=n sumfwni/a, concord of the first and last notes, octave; more correctly divisim, te/tatai dia\ pasw=n (sc. xordw=n) Pl. 432a ; to\ di\s dia\ pasw=n Plu. 2.1019b . dia^pa^ta/w, deceive utterly, Pl. 738e , Ph. 2.92 :— Pass. , Arist. 496b5 . diapa^te/w, tread through, th\n xio/na Plb. 3.55.2 ; dub. in Ph. 1.354 codd. dia/pau-ma, atos, to/, cessation, rest, po/nwn Pl. 824a . gap, IG 14.352i i48 (Halaesa). dia/pau-sis, ews, h(, pause, Arist. 894a26 . diapau/-w, bring to an end, conclude, to\n bi/on, i.e. die, prob. in 494.4 (Delph., iii B.C.):— Med. , rest between times, pause, Pl. 191c , 336b :— Pass. , ai( stratiai\ diepe/paunto had ceased for the time being, X. 4.4.14 . diapafla/zw, boil up, effervesce, of anger, Nonn. 31.24 . dia/pezos, on, of women's robes, either reaching to the feet or having a border (pe/za), Callix. 2 . diapei/qw, convince, o( diapei/qwn lo/gos dub. in Phld. p.80 W.:— Pass. , 1062.19 (iii A.D.). dia^peile/w, threaten violently, Hdt. 7.15 ; d. w(s mhnu/sei Id. 2.121 .g/: c.inf. fut., Plu. 16 :— Med. , diapeilei=sqai/ tini Aeschin. 1.43 , Alex. 306 , 2p.1 : c. inf., forbid with threats, mhqe/na fe/rein o(/plon Plb. 1.78.15 ; a)/lla te d. kai\ w(s . . Conon 50.3 . diapeina/w, inf. -peinh=n, hunger one against the other, have a starving-match, diapeina=mes ( Dor. ), with a play on diapi/nomen, Ar. 751 . dia/-peira, h(, crucial experiment, trial, proof, e)s dia/peira/n tinos a)pike/sqai Hdt. 2.28 , 77 ; a)pope/mpein e)s th\n d. tino/s Id. 1.47 ; d. brotw=n e)/legxos Pi. 4.18 . dia-peira/zw, tempt, make trial of, tina/ LXX 5.40 . attempt, try, c. inf., J. 15.4.2 . diapeirai/nw, pierce through, Man. 2.106 ( Pass. ). diapeira/omai, aor. -epeira/qhn Antipho 5.34 : pf. -pepei/ramai Th. 6.91 :—make trial or proof of, tw=n *perse/wn Hdt. 5.109 , cf. 3.14 , Cratin. Jun. 7.2 ; try to impose on a man, Pl. 921b : c. gen. rei, have experience of a thing, Th. 6.91 : abs., w(/sper ai)/nigma suntiqe/nti diapeirwme/nw| Pl. 27a , cf. l.c. attempt obstinately, ta\ yeudh= le/gein Antipho l.c. late in Act. , diapeirw=n dwrodoki/ais Plu. 51 . diapei/rw, drive through, sfurw=n ke/ntra E. 26 , cf. Il. 16.405 (tm.); d. o)belou/s Iamb. 3.4 . pierce, transfix, h(/lw| ta\ stele/xh 5.36.3 ; belo/nais th\n glw=ttan Plu. 14 ; li/nw| Dsc. 2.61 :— Pass. , diapeparme/nos h(/lois Plu. 2.567f ; th\n xei=ra diapa^rei/s J. 10.1.2 ; to be interpenetrated, of muscle and flesh, Gal. 8.74 . dia/peisma (freq. misspelt dia/-pisma), atos, to/, (diapei/qw) present, 'douceur', PTeb. 311.29 (ii A.D.), 133.14 (vi A.D.), etc; 'King's shilling' given to recruits, ib. 1103.8 (iv A.D.). diapela/zw, approach, etym. of dasplh=tis, Sch. Theoc. 2.14 . dia/pemptos, h(, period of five days, Gal. 19.551 , 1.119.9 , 121.19 ; cf. dia/tritos. diape/mpw, send off in different directions, Hdt. 1.48 , 84 , etc.; a)/llous a)/llh| d. Th. 8.64 ; froura\s kata\ xw/ran Id. 4.55 ; d. th\n i)kma/da (through the body), Arist. 681a30 ; to\ pneu=ma Id. 496a32 ; th\n fwnh\n ei)s to\ pro/sw Id. 662b22 :— Med. , send out expeditions, 199.35 (Adule). send over or across, tina\ pro/s tina Ar. 398 ; tina/ tini Th. 4.123 ; transmit, 5ii19 (ii A.D.), etc.; e)pistolh/n Th. 1.129 :— Med. , Id. 3.75 (possibly Pass. ), 741.33 (Nysa, i B.C.); e)sqh=ta/ tini Ph. 2.43 . Med. , send messages, peri\ bohqei/as pro/s tina Plb. 5.72.1 ; pro\s tou\s fi/lous Plu. 8 . dia/-pemyis, ews, h(, distribution of nourishment in the body, Hp. 1.9 . transmission of a letter, Themist. 16 . diapenqe/w, mourn throughout, e)niauto/n Plu. 23 . diapentaqle/w, contend in the pe/ntaqlon, Tz.ad Lyc. 860 . diapeponhme/nws, Adv., (diapone/w) elaborately, Isoc. 6.6 . diaperai/nw, bring to a conclusion, lo/gous E. 333 ; describe thoroughly, ti Pl. 47b , etc.; diape/raine/ moi tell me all, E. 1056 ; d. o(do/n Pl. 625b :— Med. , morfh=s diapera/nasqai kri/sin to get the trial of beauty decided, E. 26 ; diapera/nasqai lo/gon Pl. 263e , etc.:— Pass. , Iamb. 7.4 . traverse, pass through, lobo/n Aret. 2.8 (cf. diapera/w). diaperai-o/w, take across, ferry over, Plu. 27 :— Pass. , to be carried over, cross, e)nqeu=ten diaperaiwqei/s Hdt. 5.23 ; d. to\n potamo/n Id. 2.124 ; e)pei\ pa/ntes diepeperai/wnto Th. 3.23 : in aor. Med. , Pl. 370b . kolew=n dieperaiw/qh ci/fh swords were unshcathed, S. 730 . diaperai/-wsis, ews, h(, carrying over, Sch. Th. 3.76 . crossing over, Marcian. 1.44 (pl.). diape/ra_ma, atos, to/, (diapera/w) strait of the sea, ferry, Str. 6.1.5 , 32 , Ptol. 1.13.8 . diaperante/on, one must carry to its conclusion, lo/gon Pl. 715e . diapera/simos [ra_], on, penetrating, Sch. Il. 12.439 , Eust. 709.48 . diapera/w, go over or across, r(oa/s E. 1151 ; pela/gh Isoc. 1.19 ; d. e)p' oi)=dma E. 395 (lyr.); d. po/lin pass through it, Ar. 1264 ; d. *(ella/da E. 117 ; d. ei)s *)itali/an Arist. 485 ; of Time, d. to\n bi/on pass through life, X. 11.7 . diapera=n *molossi/an reign through all Molossia, E. 1248 codd. pass through, pierce, knh/mhn diepe/rasen *)argei=on do/ru Id. 1394 ; traverse, h(=par, of a vein, Aret. 2.8 (cf. diaperai/nw). oi)=sqa diaperw=n by traversing, i.e. by experience, A. 994 (lyr.), cf. Sch. reach, arrive at a place, 247.9 (iii A.D.). trans., carry over, u(/dwr potamou= sw=ma d. Eub. 151 , cf. Luc. 20.1 . diaperdi_ki/zw, slip through like a partridge, Com.Adesp. 87 . diape/rqw, aor. 1 -e/persa Pi. 6.104 : aor. 2 -e/pra^qon Il. 1.367 , Ep. inf. -praqe/ein 7.32 : aor. Med. -epra/qeto in pass. sense, Od. 15.384 :—destroy utterly, sack, waste, always of cities, Il.cc. diaperipa^te/w, keep walking about, Ath. 4.157e , 12.539c . diaperona/w, pin or pierce through, sfura\ sidh/rw| D.S. 4.64 ; tina\ diampa/c Agath. 1.9 :— Pass. , Id. 2.9 , al., Luc. 24 ; sauni/w| dia\ tou= qureou= diaperonhqei/s D.H. 9.64 . diape/rxomai, slip away one by one, of soldiers deserting, D. 49.14 , 50 . diapeta/nnu_mi, pf. -pepe/taka D.S. 17.115 , Pass. -pepe/tasmai ib. 10 :—open and spread out, Ar. 732 , 733 ; ta\s plekta/nas, of the polypus, Arist. 541b5 ; a)etou\s diapepetako/tas tou\s pte/rugas D.S. 17.115 :— Pass. , pf. diape/p[t]a[ntai] pu/lai prob. in Pi. 2.4 . diape/teia, h(, opening, po/rwn Eust. 1842.48 . diapeth/s, e/s, spread out, unfolded, open, Hp. 10 . diape/tomai ( dii/+ptamai Hdn. , v.infr.), aor. -epta/mhn (v. infr.): aor. Act. -e/pthn Luc. 9.4 : pres. diape/tatai S. 1310 (lyr.) is f.l. for diapwta=tai :—fly through, dia\ d' e)/ptato pikro\s o)i+sto/s Il. 5.99 ; o(ra=|s to\n a(bro\n ou(= be/los die/ptato E. 860 ; d. dia\ th=s po/lews Ar. 1217 : c. acc., E. 1 , Ar. 1086 . fly away, vanish, diaptome/nh oi)/xesqai Pl. 70a , 84b , etc.; of Time, E. 507 . of a report, fly in all directions, dii+ptame/nh h( fh/mh Hdn. 2.8.7 . diapetteu/w, gamble, d. th\n e)lpi/da try one's luck at play, Luc. 16 . diape/ttw, digest, trofh/n Arist. 766b13 . diapeu/qomai, poet. for diapunqa/nomai, A. 807 (anap.). diape/floiden: diake/xutai, and diape/fruden: xai/rei, diake/xutai, Hsch. diapefruke/nai: dieske/fqai, kai\ kaqewrake/nai, Id. dia/-phga, ta/, panels, LXX 7.31 , 32 . dia-ph/gion, to/, = sq., 781 iii8 (i A.D.). dia/-phgma, atos, to/, (diaph/gnumi) cross-bar, Ph. 54.19 , Hero 83.8 , 34 , Heliod. ap. Orib. 49.7.1 ; partition, Hero 11.9 . dia-phgma/tion, to/, Dim. of foreg., small crossbar, Ph. 64.7 . dia-ph/gnu_mi, fix or thrust through, a)ko/ntion dia\ pleurw=n Antipho 3.3.5 ; transfix, die/pa_ce sida/rw| Epigr.in 3.29 (i B.C.). freeze hard, Thphr. 54 : pf. -pe/phga, intr., to be frozen, Arist. 835a30 . Med. , d. sxedi/as get them put together, Luc. 12.5 . diaphd-a/w, fut. -phdh/somai, leap across, ta/fron Ar. 1178 , cf. X. 3.7 : metaph., pass over lightly, Philostr. 2.10 : abs., take a leap, of a horse, X. 1.4.8 . Medic., ooze through, perh. f.l. for -pidu/w , Hp. 11 . leap apart, form a chasm, of the earth, Lyd. 53 . diaph/d-hsis, ews, h(, leaping or starting through: metaph. in Medic., of blood, etc., transudation through the tissues, Sor. 1.23 , v.l. in Hp. 21 . diaphnhki/zw lo/gon trick out deceitfully, Cratin. 282 (prob. l., cf. ph/nhc). dia/phc, hgos, o(, = dia/phgma , Apollod. 172.7 : as Adj., dia/phges moxloi/ Ph.Byz. 4.2 . dia/phcis, ews, h(, fastening together, structure, d. swmatikh/ bodily frame, Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.69 . diapi_ai/nw, make very fat, in Pass. , Thphr. 6.11.7 , Theoc. 16.91 . diapi_da/w u(/dwr let water ooze through, Arist. 350a8 . diapi_d-u/w, ooze through, dia\ tw=n po/rwn Arist. 743a9 , cf. Hp. 21 . diapi_/d-u_sis, ews, h(, transudation, ibid. diapi^e/zw, press together, Luc. 11 . diapi^qa^neu/omai, oppose by probable argument, a)/llou a)/llws ei)ka/zontos kai\ diapiqaneuome/nou S.E. 8.324 . diapi^qhki/zw, strengthd. for piqhki/zw, 269.38 , Suid. diapikrai/nomai, Pass. , to be greatly embittered, pro/s tina Plu. 2.457a . dia/pikros, on, very bitter, u(/dwr D.S. 2.48 , 19.98 . diapi/melos [i_], on, obese, adipose, Ruf. 175 . diapi/mplhmi, aor. inf. -plh=sai, fill full, oi)ki/as Philostr. 2.27 ; lo/gwn th\n oi)koume/nhn Eun. p.493D. , cf. Nonn. 5.194 ; in early writers in Pass. , to be filled with, tino/s Th. 7.85 ; to be satiated or tired, diapeplhsme/nos tino/s of one, And. 1.125 . diapi/mprhmi, burn, nau=s Plb. 21.44.30 ; moxlo\n diaprh/sas Aen. Tact. 4.2 (nisi leg. -pri/sas):— Pass. , swell up (cf. prh/qw), Nic. 341 ; oi( mukth=res diape/prhntai 27 . diapi/nw [i_], drink one against another, Hdt. 5.18 , 9.16 , Pl. 420e ; = propi/nein , Epig. 8 :— Med. , d. a)ndra/si Hedyl. ap. Ath. 11.486c . drink at intervals, Anaxandr. 57 :—but Pass. , to be swallowed at a draught, diapino/menoi Arist. 872b27 . diapipra/skw, sell off, PTeb. 5.192 (ii B.C.), etc.; ou)si/an Plu. Comp. Lys.Sull. 3 . diapi/ptw, fall through, Arist. 313b1 . fall away, slip away, escape, e)n th=| ma/xh| X. 3.2.4 ; pro/s tina ib. 4.3.18 ; ei)s th\n *)aspi/da Plb. 1.34.11 , etc. of reports and rumours, spread abroad, ei)s ta\ strateu/mata Plu. 22 . of Time, elapse, Arist. 35.4 . fall asunder, crumble in pieces, diape/soimi pantaxh=| Ar. 695 , cf. Pl. 80c , Arist. 365b12 ; burst, of bubbles, Id. 936b5 ; rot, LXX 5.21 ; perish, die/pese pa=sa genea\ a)ndrw=n ib. 2.14 ; to be missing, lost, of moneys, etc., 21.19 (iii B.C.), etc.; of books, to be imperfect, J. 12.2.4 . of an intermittent pulse, Gal. 19.636 . of things, turn out ill, be useless, to\ sukofa/nthma die/pipten au)tw=| Aeschin. 2.39 , cf. Plb. 5.26.16 , 2.33.26 (ii B.C.), etc. of persons, make mistakes, e)n toi=s shmainome/nois Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.33 , cf. Phld. p.73 W.: c. gen., fail of, miss, Epicur. 2p.43U. , Phld. 1.49S. ; d. peri\ th=s do/chs Socr. 22 ; peri\ tw=n megi/stwn Arr. 2.22.36 : abs., err, Phld. p.91W. ; ou) diapesou/meqa Iamb. p.63P. ; to be cheated, e)n xrh/sei nomi/smatos Arr. 1.7.6 . h( diapi/ptousa or o( to/pos o( diapi/ptwn, Tophet, LXX 19.12 , 13 . diapisteu/w, entrust to one in confidence, tini\ th\n po/lin, th\n dunastei/an, Aeschin. 3.8 , Plb. 5.40.7 ; tw=| qew=| ta\n w)na/n Rüsch Grammatik der delph.Inschr. p.326 (ii B.C.); also d. tini\ peri/ tinos Aeschin. 1.188 . believe thoroughly, ti Arist. 673a17 , cf. Max.Tyr. 10.7 . c. dat., have confidence in, believe, PHib. 1.147 (iii B.C.):— Pass. , to be trusted or believed, D. 10.51 , Aen.Gaz. p.18B. dia^piste/w, distrust utterly, tini/ D. 19.324 , Arist. 1314a17 : abs., disbelieve, 4.377.9 (iii B.C.), Aps. p.287 H.:— Med. , mistrust oneself, Plb. 18.46.7 . diapla^na/w, lead quite astray, Plu. 2.917e , Arr. 1.20.10 ; deceive, cheat, 367 (ii A.D.):— Pass. , go astray, wander, D.S. 17.116 , Plu. Fr.inc. 11 (v.l.). dia/-pla^sis, ews, h(, putting into shape: setting of a dislocated limb, Gal. 18(2).332 . formation, modelling, neu/rou Alex.Aphr. 2.72 ; conformation, Gal. 7.26 ; sw/matos Hierocl. 10p.437M. deformation by mirrors, Phlp. 28.19 . dia/-plasma, atos, to/, model, shape, or perh. modelled jug, Sch. Ar. 614 . dia-plasmo/s, o(, v.l. for dia/plasis , 1.3.18 . massage of infants, Sor. 1.101 . dia-pla/ssw, Att. dia/-ttw, form, mould, zw=|a Ph. 1.15 ; u(/lhn, a)/rton, sw=ma, Plu. 2.427b , 401f , Him. 14.13 ; dianoh/mata r(uqmoi=s Jul. 2.78d : metaph., e)pi/noia J. 7.8.1 ; d. tw=| lo/gw| Ael. 3.1 :— Pass. , te/ttarsi diaplasqe/nta prosw/pois mu=qon 9.542 ( Crin. ); d. ta\ mo/ria [tou= e)mbru/ou] Arist. 740a36 , cf. Epicur. 2p.38U. : metaph., to be concocted, invented, PMonac. 6.47 (vi A.D.). plaster, phlw=| Thphr. 4.15.2 . Medic., reshape a broken nose, Heliod. ap. Orib. 48.33.5 , Gal. 18(1).479 . dia-plastiko/s, h/, o/n, formative, du/namis Alex.Aphr. 1.47 , Gal. 1.6 . diapla^tu/nw, dilate, X. 2.5 ; fiatten out, Chrysipp.Tyan. ap. Ath. 14.648a . dia/plegma, atos, to/, woof or web, Eust. 1571.56 . diaple/kw, weave, plait, sa/ndala 80 ; opp. dialu/w, Hdt. 4.67 ; ta\ to\n o)/sxeon diaple/konta sw/mata Paul.Age. 6.62 : metaph., qrh=non d. Pi. 12.8 ; a)ga\n pa/gxu d. to try every twist, wind all ways, ib. 2.82 :— Med. , diaple/casqai ko/mas plait one's hair, Aristaenet. 1.25 : — Pass. , yuxh\ diaplakei=sa interwoven [with matter] . ., Pl. 36e , cf. Plot. 1.1.3 . metaph., diaple/cantos to\n bi/on eu)= finish the web of one's life, Hdt. 5.92 . z/; d. bi/oton liparw=| gh/rai+ Pi. 7.99 ; a(me/ran prob. in Alcm. 23.38 ; a)skhtiko/n tina bi/on Pl. 806a , cf. 231 : without bi/on, d. zw=n h(de/ws Ar. 754 . diapleurismo/s, o(, cross-dyke, PLille 1i6 (iii B.C.). diaple/w, Ion. dia-plw/w (q.v.), sail through a strait or gap, Th. 4.24 , Plb. 14.10.12 ; sail across, *me/gara/de Lys. 12.17 ; ei)s *ai)/ginan Ar. 122 , etc.: c.acc., d. to\ pe/lagos Plu. 2.206d , 14.1976 : metaph., d. bi/on sail through life, make life's voyage, Pl. 85d . flow through, pass, ta\ yammi/a su\n toi=si ou)/roisi d. Aret. 2.3 . dia/plews, wn, brim-full, tino/s Cratin. 280 , Plu. 2.551a : Pl. , dia/plea Thphr. 2.1.4 : fem. dia/pleai Plu. 11 . diaplhkt-i/zomai, spar, LXX 2.13 ; tini/ Luc. 11 : generally, skirmish with, i(ppeu=si Plu. 31 : metaph., wrangle, d. toi=s gunai/ois Id. 14 ; pro\s gu/naion Id. 2.760a , cf. Agath. 2.29 : c. dat. modi, d. toi=s skw/mmasi Plu. 2 :—late in Act. , Horap. 1.70 . diaplh/kt-i^sis, ews, h(, = sq., Sch. Il. 1.138 . diaplhkt-ismo/s, o(, sparring, disputing, wrangling, pro\s *swkra/thn peri/ tinos Plu. 2.710c (pl.); d. te kai\ o)rgai/ Porph. 2 . diaplhro/w, strengthd. for plhro/w:— Pass. , -peplhrwme/noi lafu/rwn Aen.Tact. 16.8 . diaplh/ssw, break in pieces, split, cleave, dru=s Il. 23.120 ( v.l. diapli/ssontes ): aor. inf. -plh=cai read by Aristarch. in Od. 8.507 . diapli/ssomai, stand or walk with the legs apart, diapepligme/nos long-shanked, straddling, Archil. 58 : so in pf. part. Act. , sto/ma diapepli^xo/s wide open, Hp. 2.167 , cf. Hsch. , and v. foreg. dia-plokh/, h(, intermixture, Hp. 11 . in pl., crooked ways, Aq. 124(125).5 . dia-plo/kinos, on, = sq., ska/fion Str. 17.1.50 . dia/-plokos, on, interwoven, plaited, Hld. 2.3 . dia/ploos, on, contr. dia/-plous, oun, Adj., sailing across or sailing continually, d. kaqi/stasan lew/n they kept them at the oar, A. 382 . as Subst., dia/plous, o(, a voyage across, passage, pro\s to\ *kh/naion Th. 3.93 ; a)po\ th=s oi)kei/as Id. 6.31 . room for sailing through, passage, duoi=n neoi=n for two ships abreast, Id. 4.8 . cross-channel, Pl. 118e . dia/ploutos, = za/ploutos (q.v.), 407.8 . diaplo/w, unfold, Heb. 38.29 ; diaplou=sqai v.l. for diapnei=sqai , X. 2.25 as quoted by Ath. 11.504d . diaplu/nw, strengthd. for plu/nw, Ar. 686 . diaplw/w, Ion. = -ple/w , A.R. 2.629 , Nic. 559 , 7.23 (Antip. Sid.). dia-pnei/w, poet. for diapne/w, Nonn. 29.201 . dia/-pneuma, atos, to/, breeze, dub.l. in Hp. Aër. 19 (pl.). dia/-pneusis, ews, h(, = diapnoh/ , exhaling, Gp. 5.28.1 . dia-pneu/stas: paralogistiko/s, prob.in Hsch. dia-pneusti/a, h(, = diapnoh/ , Gal. 19.514 . dia-pneustiko/s, h/, o/n, promoting exhalation, Aret. 1.1 . dia-pneusto/s, o/n, easily dissipated, volatile, a)h/r Alex.Aphr. 36.4 . dia-pne/w, Ep. dia-pnei/w, fut. -pneu/somai, blow through, of air, d. to\ sw=ma Arist. 967a3 , cf. 370b6 , etc.:— Pass. , au)/rais diapnei=sqai X. 2.25 , cf. Arist. 518a16 , D.S. 5.82 . intr., admit air, a)po/fracon a(/panta w(s mh\ diapne/ein Hero 2.21 . breathe between times, get breath, Plb. 27.9.10 , Plu. 12 , Ph. 1.90 ,al.; e)k dusxerei/as Plb. 31.4.1 . intr., disperse in vapour, evaporate, Arist. 479a17 , 671a20 , cf. Ph. 2.42 : so, Pass. , diapi/ptein kai\ diapnei=sqai Pl. 80c ; d. kai\ sh/petai to\ sw=ma Arist. 411b9 . Medic., dissipate by exhalation, Aret. 1.7 :— Pass. , Gal. 15.377 (also intr. in pass. sense, die/pneuse to\ a)/lgos Aret. 1.10 ). Pass. , of plants, exhale, diapnei=tai kai\ e)catmi/zetai Thphr. 1.1.3 , cf. M.Ant. 6.16 ; of human beings, perspire, Id. 3.1 , Gal. 15.377 :—so Med. , Hp. 28 . dia-pnoh/, h(, outlet, vent for the wind, Arist. 368b9 : pl., gap, interstice, Erot. s.v. diaro/lxas; pores, Aret. 2.7 ; organs of respiration, Id. 1.5 . exhalation, Thphr. 16.6 . transpiration, Hp. 28 , Alex.Aphr. 2.60 , Gal. 15.180 , Aret. 1.10 ; of vapours or humours, Id. 1.1 , 2.13 . expulsion of flatus, Id. 2.8 . dia/-pnoia, h(, = foreg. 1 , Poll. 2.219 , 7.6.10 , Simp. 524.10 . opening, gap, Pall. inHp.Fract. 12.283C. diapod-i/zw, measure with the foot, Hsch., 269.25 . diapod-ismo/s, o(, jumping about: a kind of dance, Poll. 4.99 . diapo-zeu/gnu^mai, Pass. , to be utterly separated, depart, Ph. 1.255 . diapo-qnh/|skw, keep dying, diama/xesqai kai\ d. Plb. 16.31.8 . diapoie/w, complete a transaction, 1261.13 (i B.C.), 126.4 . diapoiki/llw, variegate, adorn with variety, mostly metaph., toi=s diaith/masi Hp. 3.68 ; poi/hsin Isoc. 9.9 ; literally, d. ti a)rgu/rw| kai\ xrusw=| Plu. 14 :— Pass. , me/lani d, to be dappled, Arist. 503b5 : metaph., d. e)k . . to be blended of various sorts, Pl. 693d , cf. 863a ; a)pa/tais ta\ polla\ d. tou= pole/mou Plu. 7 , cf. Iamb. 7.3 . diapoi/ki^los, on, variegated, Hp. 603 ; a)/kanqa d. th\n xro/an Arist. 269 ; d. r(a/bdois striated, Id. 525a12 ; d. yh=foi Str. 5.2.6 . metaph., a)oida/ 20.6 . of persons, clad in embroidered robes, Luc. 12 . diapoimai/nw, feed: metaph. of educators, bi/on Man. 4.419 . diapolem-e/w, carry a war through, Hdt. 7.158 ; d. to\n po/lemon Pl. 108e ; d. tini/ fight it out with one, X. 3.3.3 , Plb. 3.2.3 , Plu. 19 ; pro/s tina D.S. 14.99 :— Pass. , diapepolemh/setai [o( po/lemos] the war will be at an end, Th. 7.14 , cf. 25 , Jul. 2.55c . carry on the war, Th. 6.37 . diapole/m-hsis, ews, h(, finishing of a war, Id. 7.42 . diapoli^orke/w, carry a siege to its conclusion, Th. 3.17 . diapoli_t-ei/a, h(, party-strife, Plu. 2.510c (pl.); ai( pro/s tinas d. Cic. 9.4.2 . diapoli_t-eu/omai, to be a political rival, Aeschin. 3.194 , Harp. s.v. diagoreu/wn; d. *periklei= , of Thucydides son of Melesias, Marcellin. 28 . diapoli_t-euth/s, ou=, o(, political opponent, prob. in App. 8 (-poli=tai codd.). diapo/llu_mi, destroy utterly, Thphr. 8.10.3 . diapomp-eu/w, carry the procession to an end, Luc. 16 ; *)ra/rion o)rgeiw=na no/mw| -pompeu/ousa prob. in Hermesian. 7.19 . carry all round, u(/dwr Critias 1.7D. diapomp-h/, h(, interchange of messages, negotiation, pro\s ta\s po/leis Th. 6.41 (pl.); fi/lwn, e)rastw=n, App. 5.71 , 471.61 (pl.): sg., App. 91 . diapo/mp-hsis, ews, h(, = a)podiopo/mphsis , Sch. Ar. 651 . diapo/mp-imos, on, exported, D.S. 2.49 , Opp. 3.47 . diapondari/zei (leg. -pud-): dianaba/lletai, dianarri/ptetai, Hsch. diapon-e/w, work out with labour, elaborate, Isoc. 5.85 ; cultivate, practise, d. gra/mmata Pl. 810b , cf. 535c ; ta\ pro\s a)gw=nas suntei/nonta Arist. 1341a11 ; exercise, sw/mata X. 4.10 ; sw/mata dro/mois kai\ pa/lais Plu. 14 ; au(to\n Id. 5 ; strato/n App. 43 ; tou\s ne/ous Luc. 18 :— Med. , diaponei=sqai e)pithdeu/mata, te/xnas, Pl. 846d , cf. 273e , X. 2.1.33 :— Pass. , Pl. 118c , 326d , etc.; oi)/kou . . ou)x w(s ta\ pro/sq' a)/rista diaponoume/nou managed, governed, A. 19 ; diaponhqh=nai th\n mousikh/n to be taught it thoroughly, Plu. 4 ; diapeponhme/noi veterans, D.S. 11.7 ; o)/ywn . . perittw=s diapeponhme/nwn Plu. 40 . till or cultivate completely, xw/ran Plb. 4.45.7 :— Pass. , 12.5 . Pass. , to be worn out, troubled, Act.Ap. 4.2 , 16.18 , 743.22 (i B.C.). intr., to work hard, d. th=| dianoi/a| kai\ tw=| sw/mati Arist. 1339a8 , cf. Aristeas 92 ; peri\ to\ sw=ma Arist. 1178a26 ; peri\ ta\ dhmiourgika\ texnh/mata Pl. 846d : c. inf., d. pa=n i)so/rropon poiei=n X. 2.17 : — Med. , d. to\ pa=san pi/stin labei=n Pl. 966c ; d. peri\ to\n go/non Arist. 759b1 ; oi( diaponou/menoi the hard-working, hardy, opp. a)/ponoi, X. 5.8 ; to be hard-worked, of hounds, Arr. 32.1 , al. diapo/n-hma, atos, to/, hard labour, exercise, ta\ peri\ to\n po/lemon d. Pl. 813d . concrete, work, ta\ tw=n tekto/nwn d. Id. 114e ; achievement, work done, basile/ws Procop. 2.7 ; thing achieved, reward of toil, Id. 4.19 . diaponhreu/omai, deal unfairly, pro/s tina D.H. 3 . diapo/n-hsis, ews, h(, working at, preparing, purou= Plu. 2.693d . -hte/on, one must work hard at, Ph. 2.235 . diapon-hto/tata, Adv. Sup. , most elaborately, dub. l. in Id. 2.20 . dia/pon-os, on, of persons, exercised, hardy, d. ta\ sw/mata Plu. 26 , al., cf. Onos. 1.1 . worn out, sw=ma d. pro/s ti Plu. 2.135f . Adv. -nws with labour or toil, Id. 1 . diapo/ntios, on, beyond sea, ga= A. 352 (lyr.); stra/teuma Hermipp. 58 ; po/lemoi Th. 1.141 ; lh/mmata revenues, Antiph. 196.8 ; presbei/a 4.881 (Tacina). across the sea, d. pe/tesqai Alex. 210 ; nau/ths d. mono/maxos Secund. 18 . [diapo]ntopla^nh/s, e/s, wandering over the sea, dub. in Lyr.Alex. Adesp. 20.13 . diapor-ei/a, h(, procession of heavenly bodies, Pl. 982c . journey, metaph., h( tou= lo/gou d. Id. 106a . mediation, Id. 984e . diapor-eu/simos, gloss on diapru/sios , Sch. Il. 8.227 , Hsch. diapo/r-eusis, ews, h(, gloss on diaporei/a , Suid. diapor-euto/s, o/n, which may be traversed, Apollon. s.v. a(macito/s , Sch. X. 1.2.21 . diapor-eu/w, carry over, conduct through, X. 2.5.18 . mostly Med. , with aor. Pass. dieporeu/qhn:—pass across, e)s *eu)/boian Hdt. 4.33 : c. acc., go through, *pelopo/nnhson Th. 5.52 ; xw/ran X. 3.3.3 ; d. ta\s o(dou/s Pl. 845a ; sto/ma di' ou(= me/lh te kai\ e)/ph d. Satyr. 39xx14 ; d. grammh/n travel along a line, Arist. 1174b1 , cf. Archim. 12 : abs., Th. 1.107 , Pl. 85d , Arist. 640b15 ; oi( diaporeuo/menoi the passers-by, Aen.Tact. 32.10 . go through, detail, eu)ergesi/as Plb. 16.26.2 ; perform, ta\s krou/seis Id. 30.22.5 . of Time, elapse, 1116.11 , al. (i B. C.). dia^por-e/w, to be quite at a loss, to be in doubt or difficulty, ti/ xrh\ dra=n Pl. 777c ; e)pi\ toi=s sumbai/nousi Plb. 4.71.5 : in aor. Pass. , dihporh/qh Aeschin. 2.34 : pf. Pass. , dihporhme/nos Plu. 25 :— Med. , d. u(p' ai)sxu/nhs Pl. 237a . to be in want, Arist. 1353a26 . go through all the a)pori/ai, Id. 1276b36 , al.: but, commonly only a stronger form of a)pore/w, raise an a)pori/a, start a difficulty, Id. 1096a11 ; e)/sti de\ toi=s eu)porh=sai boulome/nois prou)/rgou to\ diaporh=sai kalw=s Id. 995a28 ; pe\ri/ tinos Plb. 4.20.2 , Phld. 21 ; ei) . . Epicur. 21 :— Med. , diaporei=sqai/ ti peri/ tinos Pl. 217a :— Pass. , to be matter of doubt or discussion, Pl. 250e , Arist. 1086a19 , al.; to\ diaporou/menon Pl. 799e ; to\ diaporei=sqai Arist. 1101a35 ; to\ diaporhqe/n Id. 1282b8 : impers., diaporei=tai peri/ tinos a question arises about . ., Id. 631b2 . dia^po/r-hma, atos, to/, vexed question, Id. 93b20 (pl.), al. restlessness, Hp. 42 . dia^po/r-hsis, ews, h(, doubting, perplexity, u(pe/r tinos Plb. 28.3.6 ; ei) dei= . . Id. 35.5.1 . dia^por-hte/on, one must raise questions, Id. 36.17.12 , Ph. 1.288 , Longin. 2.1 . dia^por-htiko/s, h/, o/n, at a loss, hesitating, Plu. 2.395a . Adv. -kw=s in the form of a question, periodeu=sai Hermog. 4.3 . diaporqe/w, = diape/rqw , Il. 2.691 , Th. 6.102 , D.H. 8.50 , etc.:— Pass. , to be utterly ruined, A. 714 , S. 896 (lyr.), E. 111 , Paus. 7.17.1 , D.C. 47.45 . diaporqm-eu/w, carry over or across a river or strait, Hdt. 4.141 , Acus. 29J. , etc.; carry a message from one to another, Hdt. 9.4 :— Pass. , to be ferried across, 1188.10 (i B.C.). metaph., transmit, qeoi=s ta\ par' a)nqrw/pwn kai\ a)nqrw/pois ta\ para\ qew=n Pl. 202e , cf. Procl. 148 , Iamb. 1.5 ; klh=ron ei)s tou\s e)kgo/nous Jul. 2.81c . d. potamo/n, of ferry-boats, ply across a river, Hdt. 1.205 , 5.52 : abs., cross over, Iamb. 2.11 . diapo/rqm-ios, on, transmitting, mediating, of certain spiritual beings, Orac. ap. Dam. 339 ; to\ o)/noma tw=n i)u/ggwn Procl. 33 P., cf. eund. p.69 C. diapori/ai, ai(, Questions, Problems, title of work by Epicurus, D.L. 10.27 ; diapori/as toi=s i)atroi=s pare/xein Gal. 5.721 . diapori/zw, furnish, render, POxy. 977 (iii A. D.). diaporpa_ki/zw, aor. inf. -ki/cai, put the hand through the po/rpac, Hsch. diapo/rfu^ros, on, shot with purple, a)/nqh Dsc. 1.11 ; e)sqa/s Melissa 1 . diapo-ste/llw, dispatch, xrh/mata ei)s *xi/on D. 35.54 , cf. Plb. 5.17.9 , D.S. 19.30 ; kh/rukas 2.261.6 (Delph., iii B. C.):— Pass. , tou= par' h(mw=n -ome/nou paidari/ou 39.18 (ii B. C.); of a letter, Plb. 5.42.7 ; of scouts, Id. 18.22.2 :— Med. in act. sense, 12(7).32.15 (Amorgos), 692.56 (Delph., ii B.C.); send as a representative, POxy. 286.26 (i A. D.), etc. diapo-stolh/, h(, sending of messages, Plb. 5.37.3 (pl.), 248.58 (ii B.C.); presbeiw=n D.H. 7.12 . diaposw/|zw, carry safe through, Arr. 37.5 . diapragma^teu/omai, discuss or examine thoroughly, tou=ton to\n lo/gon Pl. 77d ; th\n ai)ti/an ib. 95e . gain by trading, Ev.Luc. 19.15 . accomplish, ti pro\s tou\s qeou/s Iamb. 5.16 . diaprakt-e/os, a, on, practicable, Isoc. 6.8 . diaprakt-iko/s, h/, o/n, effective, operative, Dam. 34 . dia/pracis, ews, h(, accomplishment of ends, d. politikai/ Pl. 184b , cf. Ph. 1.429 ; action, agency, J. 17.1.1 , Iamb. 4.3 . dia/pra_sis, ews, h(, sale to various purchasers, D.H. 7.29 , Plu. 33 , 83.8 (iv A. D.). farming out, proso/dwn, tw=n telwnikw=n, 8.15 (iii B. C.), 44.4 (i A. D.). diapra/ssw, Att. diapra/kt-ttw, Ion. diaprakt-prh/ssw, pass over, c. gen., die/prhsson pedi/oio they made their way over the plain, Il. 2.785 , 3.14 ; also oi(/ ke . . diaprh/sswsi ke/leuqon may finish their journey, Od. 2.213 , cf. 429 : of Time, c. part., h)/mata . . die/prhsson polemi/zwn I went through days in fighting, Il. 9.326 ; ken . . ei)s e)niauto\n a(/panta ou)/ ti diaprh/caimi le/gwn I should not finish speaking . ., Od. 14.197 :— Med. , diapraca/menos bi/on Alex. 262.2 (dub.). bring about, accomplish, Hdt. 9.94 ; d. tini/ ti get a thing done for a man, Id. 3.61 , cf. A. 953 (lyr.): c. inf., X. 5.9 : abs., Ar. 93 :— Pass. , e)p' e)/rgois diapepragme/nois kalw=s A. 739 :—freq. in Med. , Hdt. 1.2 , 2.2 , Ar. 518 , etc.; di' e(rmhne/wn Hdt. 4.24 ; ou)de\n kaino\n diapra/ttontai D. 35.1 : pf. Pass. in med. sense, to\ au)to\ diapepragme/noi ei)si\n w(/sper a)\n ei) . . Pl. 479a ; polloi=s polla\ para\ tou= pa/ppou a)gaqa\ diepe/prakto X. 4.2.10 , cf. 2.3.25 ; o(\ ou(=toi diapepragme/noi ei)si/ D. 35.26 , cf. Din. 1.97 , Isoc. 4.137 ; tou\s a)nh/kesta d. Theodect. ap. Arist. 1399b4 , cf. Men. 1 : also strictly in sense of Med. , effect for oneself, gain one's point, Hdt. 9.41 ; to\ i)/dion Antipho 5.61 ; fili/an d. pro/s tina X. 7.3.16 ; ploi=a para/ tinos ib. 6.2.17 : c. inf., d. tw=n a)gge/lwn gene/sqai Pl. 360a ; d. w(/ste folld. by inf., Lys. 16.15 , Pl. 478e , by ind., X. 4.2.23 ; d. mh\ kai/ein ib. 3.5.5 . Med. , get for oneself, obtain, ploi=a ib. 6.2.17 , cf. 3.2.29 . make an end of, destroy, in Pass. , A. 260 (lyr.), al., S. 784 , E. 858 ; diape/praktai ta\ *karxhdoni/wn Plu. 5 . Med. , intrigue successfully, Aeschin. 3.232 (so in Act. , diaprh/ssei: a)pata=, yeu/detai, Hsch. ). diapra_u/+nw, soothe, Philostr. 6.14 , 1.21.5 . diapre/p-eia, h(, magnificence, Aq. 28(29).2 ,al. diaprep-h/s, e/s, distinguished, na=sos Pi. 5(4).44 ; a)reth/ Th. 2.34 ; e)sqh=ti kai\ ko/smw| d. Democr. 195 , cf. E. 841 , 1588 ; gunaikomi/mw| morfw/mati Id. iiA 7 A. ; to\ d. magnificence, Th. 6.16 . Adv. -pw=s magnificently, skhnh\ d. kekosmhme/nh Plu. 12 ; d. a)gwni/sasqai Id. 28 , J. 7.1.2 ( Comp. ): Sup. -pe/stata D. 50.7 . diaprep-o/ntws, remarkably, Sch. E. 1483 . diapre/p-w, appear prominent or conspicuous, strike the eye, h.Merc. 351 , Pi. 1.2 ; diapre/pon kako/n A. 1007 (lyr.). to be eminent, e)/n tini 9.513 ( Crin. ); e)pi/ tini Luc. 9 , cf. D.C. 68.6 ; ka/llei, w(/ras a)kmh=|, Plu. 2.771e , D.C. 42.34 : c. gen., d. pa/ntwn a)yuxi/a E. 642 . to be suitable, kthtikh\ lexqei=sa a)\n diapre/yeien Pl. 219c . c. acc. rei, adorn, E. 185 . diapresb-ei/a, h(, reciprocal embassy, Plb. 5.67.11 . diapresb-eu/omai, send embassies, ei)s ta\s po/leis X. 3.2.24 , cf. 633.121 (Milet., ii B.C.), Plb. 1.11.11 , D.S. 11.68 , Plu. 23 ; tisi/ D.C. 45.43 :— later in Act. , serve as envoy, PPetr. 3p.150 . diapre/sb-eusis, ews, h(, = diapresbei/a , App. 18 (pl.); e)s a)llh/lous Id. 2 . diaprhsteu/w, v. diadrhsteu/w. dia-pri/zw, = -pri/w , Paul.Aeg. 6.18 :— Pass. , Sor. 1.80 ; cf. diapri/zei: diapera=|, Hsch. dia/-pristos, on, sawn through, qu/ra Demioprat. ap. Poll. 10.24 . dia-pri/w [ri_], saw through, saw asunder, Ar. 768 , cj. in Aen.Tact. 4.2 (cf. diapi/mprhmi); split, ku/minon Jul. 312a :— Pass. , Hp. 21 ; -peprisme/na [cu/la] 2587.304 ; diapeprisme/na h(mi/se' . . w(sperei\ ta\ su/mbola Eub. 70 : metaph., diepri/onto tai=s kardi/ais 7.54 , cf. 5.33 ; also ei)s plei/w d. th\n *palaisti/nhn Lib. 334 . d. tou\s o)do/ntas gnash the teeth, Luc. 24 . diapri/etai: diagora/zei, mai/netai, Hsch. diapri/-wsis [ri_], ews, h(, sawing up into planks, 248 8 (Delph., iv B. C.). diapri-wto/s, h/, o/n, = dia/pristos , Hp. 21 . diapro/, v. dia/. dia/proqi, Adv. = foreg., Nic. 3 . diaprosta^teu/w, continue to propose, ti Plb. 4.13.7 . diapru/sios [u^], a, on, going through, piercing, in Hom. only as Adv., prw\n pedi/oio diapru/sion tetuxhkw/s a hill piercing into, running out into, the plain, Il. 17.748 . of sound, piercing, thrilling, h)/u+sen de\ diapru/sion he gave a piercing cry, 8.227 ; d. kiqari/zwn 80 : in late Prose, toro/n ti bow=n kai\ d. Agath. 4.11 . later as Adj., )*apei/rw| diaprusi/a far-stretching, Pi. 4.51 . freq. of sound, piercing, o)lolugai/ 19 ; o)/tobos S. 1479 (lyr.); ke/lados E. 1308 (lyr.): in late Prose, oi)mwgai/ J. 2.1.2 . d. kerai+sth/s a downright thief, 336 ; d. po/lemos open war, D.L. 2.143 . Adv. -i/ws loudly, i(stori/as marturi/a khru/ttousa d. D.S. 11.38 : metaph., intensely, misei=sqai u(po/ tinos Sch. Ar. 481 . diaptai/w, stutter much, Luc. 8 . diapter-o/w, clean with or as with a feather, Hp. 58 , Aret. 1.8 . diapter-u/ssomai, flutter about, Ps.- Plu. 6.4 . diapte/r-wsis, ews, h(, clearning with a feather, v. l. in Hp. 58 , cf. Erot. diapti/ssw, aor. inf. -pti/sai, winnow, sift, EM 125.43 . diapto-e/w, fut. -h/sw: Ep. aor. dieptoi/hsa:— scare away, startle and scatter, e)pe/essi dieptoi/hse gunai=kas Od. 18.340 ; strike with panic, strato\n . . fo/bos diepto/hse E. 304 ; with personal subject, Plu. 5 ; tou\s a)ntipa/lous Them. 21.257b :— Pass. , to be panicstricken, dei/santes dieptoh/qhmen Pl. 336b , cf. Plu. 10 , etc.; of horses, Plb. 3.51.5 . in Pass. , = ptoe/w 11, diepto/hnto tai=s o(rmai=s pro\s to\s *ti/ton Plu. 5 . diapto/-hsis, ews, h(, violent excitement, Pl. 783c . dia/-ptucis, ews, h(, spreading out fanwise, tw=n e)pipe/dwn Procl. 5.110 ; explication, Gal. 1.305 . dia-ptu/ssw, Att. dia/-ttw, open and spread out, unfold, disclose: metaph., diaptuxqe/ntes w)/fqhsan kenoi/ S. 709 , cf. E. 985 , Pl. 858e ( Pass. ); su/mbola Iamb. 21 ; lo/gw| d. Moschio Trag. 6 . split open, kra/nos D.S. 17.20 ; open up, to\ e)piga/strion Gal. 2.520 . fold one with another, intertwine, Arist. 720b17 . dia-ptu^xh/, h(, fold, folding leaf, de/ltou diaptuxai/, gramma/twn d., E. 727 , 793 . diaptu/w, spit upon, tino/s Ael. 4.22 : abs., Gal. 13.46 : metaph., c. acc., o( semno\s a)nh\r kai\ diaptu/wn tou\s a)/llous D. 18.258 , cf. Lib. 57.53 ,al.; of food, Plu. 2.101c ; d. to\n xalino/n, Lat.frenum respuere, Philostr. 2.5 :— Pass. , D.Chr. 38.38 . dia/-ptwma, atos, to/, stumble, slip, Philem. 60 ; error, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.215 , Phld. 1251.5 ; failure, opp. e)pi/teugma, Id. 5.21 ; mega/lois d. peripi/ptein fall in with great losses, 12.32.55 (Olbia), cf. 364.62 (Ephesus); loss, deficiency in accounts, 1.52.9 (iii B.C.), etc. dia/-ptwsis, ews, h(, fall, Gal. 18(1).506 : chiefly metaph., failure, Epicur. 556 ; a)gwni/a fo/bos diaptw/sews 3.98 , cf. Phld. p.280 O., 1251.7 , S.E. 7.423 , Plu. 2.800a , etc. diapu_dari/zw, v. pu_dari/zw. diapu_-e/w, suppurate, Hp. 4.82 , etc. diapu_/-hma, atos, to/, collection of pus, Id. 7 (pl.). diapu_/-hsis, ews, h(, suppuration, ibid., Sor. 1.76 . diapu_-htiko/s, h/, o/n, promoting suppuration, Gal. 11.118 . diapu_-i/+skomai, Pass. , suppurate throughout, Hp. 2 , M.Ant. 4.39 :—later in Act. , Aret. 1.9 . dia/puknos, on, v.l. for dia/koilos in Dsc. 4.114 . diapukteu/w, spar, fight with, tini/ X. 7.5.53 , Arr. 2.21.11 , etc.: abs., of cocks, Luc. 37 : metaph., Id. 22 . diapu/lion [u^], to/, (pu/lh) gate-toll, Arist. 1348a26 , 8.19 (iii/ii B.C.). diapunqa/nomai (poet. diapeu/qomai (q.v.)), search out by questioning, findout, th/n tinwn sunousi/an . . peri\ tw=n lo/gwn ti/nes h)=san Pl. 172a , etc.; ti/ tinos something from one, Plu. 16 ; d. tou= qeou=, pw=s xrh/ . . Pl. 469a : abs., Id. 369d . dia/-pu_os, on, (pu=on) suppurating, Hp. 7.45 . dia-pu_o/w, intr., suppurate, Hippiatr. 16 , 20 . diapu^r-ia/omai, Pass. , to be thoroughly heated, Hp. 234 . diapu^r-i/zw, heat thoroughly:— Pass. , metaph., glow with anger, Hsch. diapu^/r-ina, ta/, cautery irons, Gal. 18(1).376 . diapu^r-o/omai, set on fire, E. 694 : Pass. , metaph., tw=| qumw=| diepurou=to Plu. 6 ; to be consumed with thirst, LXX 3.15 . dia/pu^r-os, on, red-hot, Anaxag. A. 1 ,al., Hp. Aër. 17 , E. 631 , Arist. 954a18 ; si/dhros Epicur. 346b ; dia/pura, ta/, embers, Pl. 58c ; extremely hot, pe/trai d. u(po\ tou= h(li/ou Porph. 1.13 . inflamed, Hp. 18 . metaph., ardent, fiery, Pl. 615e , 783a ( Sup. ); d. pro\s o)rgh/n, pro\s do/can, Plu. 2.577a , 4 ; e)rasth/s Procop. 2.12 ; d. mi=sos Plu. 3 . Adv. -rws ardently, prose/xein sxolh=| eu)sebei/as Jul. 89a ; e)rasqh=nai/ tinos Ael. 2.4 . using fire, xrei/a Max.Tyr. 10.8 . diapurpa^la^ma/w, aor. -hsa, juggle, h.Merc. 357 . dia/purros, on, bright red, Xenocr. 15 . diapurseu/w, communicate by beacon, tini/ App. 79 : metaph., blazon abroad as by beacon-fires, ta\s pra/ceis th=| do/ch| ei)s a(/pantas tou\s a)nqrw/pous Plu. 8 : c.gen., Philostr. 2.22 (v.l.diapu^r-pursai/nw): — Med. , make signals by beacons, Plb. 1.19.7 . diapu/rsios: me/gas, diabo/htos, Hsch. :—also diapu/rsion: me/ga, diaporeu/simon, e)ca/kouston (i.e. diapru/sion), ktl., Cyr. diapu/rwsis [u^], ews, h(, severe inflammation, Sor. 1.82 . thorough heating, PHolm. 2.7 . dia/pustos, on, heard of, well-known, d. gi/gnesqai Hdn. 2.12.2 . diapu_ti/zw, Att. fut. -iw=, spirt or spirt out, Arched. 3.12 . diapwle/w, sell publicly, X. 4.6.6 , Plu. 4 ; sell entirely, pa/nta ta/ tinos 35.17 (iv A. D.):— Pass. , 695.62 ( Magn. Mae.). diapwro/omai, Pass. , form a callus thoroughly, of a broken bone, Hp. 21 . dia^ra/omai, curse, Aristeas 311 . diara^pismo/s, o(, scourging, prob. in 1873 (v A. D.). dia^ra/ssw, strike through, dia\ sarko\s a)/raca Hes. 364 ; smash in pieces, tina\ tw=| r(opa/lw| w(/sper pi/qon palaio/n D.Chr. 8.31 . dia/rgemos, on, flecked with white, Babr. 85.15 . dia/rdw, water, irrigate, J. 3.10.8 ( Pass. ). dia/rhma, atos, to/, = le/mbos , Procop. 6.1 (pl.). diarqr-e/w, = e)carqre/w , dub. in Gal. 18(1).626 . diarqr-o/w, divide by joints, articulate, ta\ sth/qh dih/rqrou Pl. 191a :— Pass. , dihrqrwme/nos well-jointed, well-knit, Hp. Aër. 24 , Pl. 253d (metaph., pro\s swfrosu/nhn pephgo\s kai\ d. Eun. p.246 D. ); po/des, da/ktuloi, Arist. 810a16 , 504a7 ; to be differentiated, of the embryo, ib. 489b9 , cf. Hp. 17 ; to be movable-jointed, Id. 30 ; esp. to be jointed by dia/rqrwsis (q.v.), Gal. 2.656 , 18(1).433 ; also dihrqrwme/non gra/mma a distinct birth-mark (opp. sugkexume/non), Arist. 721b34 . endue with articulate speech, th\n glw=ttan Luc. 14 , cf. Plu. 11 :— Med. , fwnh\n kai\ o)no/mata dihrqrw/sato th=| te/xnh| invented articulate speech and names, Pl. 322a . describe distinctly, Id. 963b , 645c ( Pass. ), Porph. 18 , Iamb. 23.103 , etc.; perceive clearly, distinguish, Phld. 1.22 , p.39K. , p.9 C.; dihrqrwme/nh dia/lhyis Porph. 2.43 ; opp. sugkexume/nos, Id. 10 . complete in detail, fill up so as to form an organic whole, lit., pri\n dihrqrw=sqai to\ sw=ma Arist. 521a10 ( Act. d. sa/rka th=| glw/tth| of a bear licking its cub into shape, Ael. 6.3 ): metaph., Arist. 1098a22 :— Pass. , Id. 986b6 ; a)\n diarqroi=to o( sullogismo/s Id. 156a20 . distinguish, to\ ge/nos A.D. 138.24 . dia/rqr-wsis, ews, h(, articulation, tw=n mele/wn Hp. 18 ; differentiation, d. lamba/nein, of the embryo, Arist. 583b23 , cf. 744b11 ; of the Universe, Epicur. 2p.38U. (pl.). esp. movable articulation, diarthrosis (opp. suna/rqrwsis), Gal. 2.735 , 18(1).433 . of the voice, articulate utterance, Arist. 535a31 ; h( tw=n gramma/twn d. Id. 660a22 . distinct statement, h)qikw=n e)nnoiw=n, title of work by Chrysipp., 2.8 , cf. Iamb. 5.13 ; distinctness, lo/gou Longin. ap. Porph. 20 , cf. Alex.Aphr. 3.14 . diarqr-wte/on, one must define precisely, Arist. 1248a10 , Porph. 1.31 , Simp. p.2 D. diarqr-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, explanatory, Epict. 52 ; d. te/xnh S.E. 1.300 ; giving shape or form, Sch. Hes. 139 . dia^riqm-e/w, reckon up one by one, enumerate, yh/fous E. 966 , cf. Ar. 1622 ; ta)rgu/rion Phld. p.37 W.; u(polei/poi a)\n o( ai)w\n diariqmou=nta Arist. 1374a33 :—more freq. in Med. , as Pl. 437d , 273e , al.; count and classify, Id. 501a ; diariqmh/sasqai peri/ tinos Id. 633a :— Pass. , Aeschin. 3.207 , Arist. 322b30 . count out, pay, dwrea/n tisi App. 4.101 . dia^ri/qm-hsis, ews, h(, reckoning up, xrhma/twn Plu. 2.27c ; xro/nou Theo Sm. p.148H. dia^riqm-htiko/s, v.l. for diarqrwtiko/s , Epict. 52 . dia/ri_non, to/, mustard, Hsch. , prob. in Polyaen. 4.3.32 . dia/rion, to/, = Lat. diarium, day-wage, POxy. 1729 (iv A. D.), etc. diari/ptw, poet. for diarri/ptw, dub. l. in Ar. 665 (lyr.). dia_rista/omai, eat at breakfast for a wager, bou=n au)tw=| d. eat an ox against another, Ath. 9.412f . dia^risteu/omai, strive for the pre-eminence, pro/s tina Longin. 13.4 . dia/rk-eia, h(, sufficiency, th=s trofh=s Thphr. 1.11.6 . diark-e/w, suffice, tri/a e)/pea diarke/sei Pi. 7.48 , cf. X. 6.2.26 , Phld. 1251.19 , etc.; pro/s ti Thphr. 1.16.4 ; endure, hold out, Isoc. 2.19 ; d. pro/s tina hold out against . ., Luc. 24 , etc. in point of Time, endure, last, A. 842 (lyr.); ou) dih/rkese deu=ro o( lo/gos Pl. 21d : c. part., d. poliorkou/menos X. 5.3.21 ; d. e)pi\ polu\n xro/non Arist. 352b4 ; ou) dih/rkese tw=| bi/w| pro\s to\ tou= pole/mou te/los Plu. 27 ; a)po/sitos [w)\n] e)s e(bdo/mhn d. Luc. 21 . supply nourishment, tini/ Plu. 22 ; sustain, tina/s Aeschin. 5.3 . diark-h/s, e/s, sufficient, xw/ra Th. 1.15 ; trofh/ Arist. 626a2 , Thphr. 1.11.6 ; duna/meis D.H. 4.23 , etc. lasting, w)fe/leia D. 3.33 ; e)pi\ polu/ D.H. 6.54 : Comp. , Luc. 24 : Sup. , with staying power, of an athlete, Paus. 6.13.3 ; i(/ppoi Them. 11.146a . Adv. -kw=s S.E. 3.115 , Eun. p.209D. , Demoph. 10 , etc.; d. e)/xein ti to be amply provided with, Procop. 1.21 , al.: Sup. diarke/stata zh=n in complete competence, X. 2.8.6 . diark-ou/ntws, Adv. sufficiently, dub. l. in J. 14.13.9 . di/arma, atos, to/, (diai/rw) passage by sea, Plb. 10.8.2 , Agathem. 3.13 ; crossing of a channel, Str. 4.5.2 . elevation of style, o)/gkos kai\ d. Plu. 2.853c , Longin. 12.1 ; d. yuxh=s labei=n D.L. 9.7 . = kou/fisma , Hsch. diarmo/zw or dia/rk-ttw, fut. -sw, distribute in various places, E. 1451 (lyr.): hence, Med. , arrange, dispose, tau=ta pro\s to\ me/llon Plb. 8.25.5 :— Pass. , to\n tro/pon tou=ton dihrmosme/noi ib. 7.1 ; regulate, to\n bi/on Plu. 2.88a . diarve/omai, deny, Petr. Patr. p.434D. , Just. 18.10 . diaro/gxai, ai(, gaps left in applying a bandage, Hp. ap. Erot. (-roxai/ codd.); cf. diarwxmi/as. dia/rouron, to/, plot of two a)/rourai, 17.3 (i A. D.). dia^ro/w, plough, A.R. 3.1053 (tm.). diarp-a^gh/, h(, plundering, Hdt. 9.42 , Plb. 10.16.6 , 4.13 (vi A. D.). diarp-a/zw, fut. -a/somai Pl. 336b , later -a/sw App. 55 :— tear in pieces, [lu/koi] ai)=ya diarpa/zousi [a)/rnas] Il. 16.355 ; of the wind, carry away, efface, ta\ i)/xnh X. 6.2 ; tei/xh dihrpasme/na dismantled, Jul. ad Ath. 279a . spoil, plunder, po/lin Hdt. 1.88 , etc.:— Med. , *suri/an J. 1.9.1 . seize as plunder, xrh/mata Hdt. l. c., cf. Lys. 7.6 , 19.40 , 13.3 , Arist. 1281a25 , etc.:— Pass. , Pl. 274b ; ta)n th=| *boiwti/a| diarpasqhso/men' u(po\ tou= pole/mou D. 18.213 , cf. Lys. 19.41 , Th. 8.36 . snatch from, qhrei/wn pai=da genei/wn Nonn. 48.290 . dia/rp-a^sis, ews, h(, = diarpagh/ , 438.4 . diarra^gh/, h(, tearing apart, o)ste/wn Hp. 184 . diarrai/nw, pf. die/rragka LXX 7.17 :—sprinkle, ko/nin Philostr. 56 ; shed, a)kti=nas Lyd. 10a ; besprinkle, LXX l. c.; purify by lustration, oi)ki/hn 12(5).593 A 17 (Ceos, Pass. ):— Pass. , a)frw=| h( gh= die/rrantai Philostr. 7.27 :—also intr. in Act. , Lyd. 9b . Pass. , to be diffused, dissipated, S. 14 , Arist. 341a30 . diarrai/w, dash in pieces, destroy, diarrai=sai memaw=tes Il. 2.473 , etc.; oi)=kon Od. 2.49 :— Pass. , c. fut. Med. , to be destroyed, perish, ta/xa d' a)/mme diarrai/sesqai o)i/+w Il. 24.355 ; diarraisqe/ntas ei)s *(/aidou molei=n A. 238 . r(wxmai\ sa/rka diarrai/ousi dub. in Marc.Sid. 80 . dia/rramma, atos, to/, (diarra/ptw) seam, Plu. 2.978a . diarra^pi/zw, cuff soundly, Hld. 7.7 , 8.9 ( Pass. ). diarrapte/on, one must insert a suture, Archig. ap. Orib. 47.13.5 . diarra/ptw, sew through or together, Str. 15.1.67 , Plu. 2.978a ; insert a suture, Gal. 18(2).746 . diarra^fh/, h(, sewing up, Sor. 2.40 . diarra^xi/zw, carve, Eub. 15.4 ( Pass. ). diarre/mbomai, dawdle, Anon. ap. Suid. s.v. r(embw/dhs. diarre/pw, oscillate: halt in one's gait, Hp. 55 . diarre/w, flow through, dia\ me/sou Hdt. 7.108 ; d. me/sou au)tou= Ael. 3.1 : c. acc., th\n xw/ran Isoc. 11.14 ; d. ei)s th\n qa/lattan, of rivers, Arist. 569a20 :— Pass. , Epicur. 2p.47U. ; to be drenched, i(drw=ti Hld. 10.13 ; of a country, potamoi=s diarrei=sqai Plu. 2.951f : also intr. in Act. , to\ e)/dafos diarre/on kai\ th\n i)kma/da pare/xon Thphr. 41 . slip through, tw=n xeirw=n Luc. 28 ; dia\ tw=n daktu/lwn Id. 17.1 . of a vessel, leak, ib. 10.1 . of a report, fade away, die away, Plu. 24 . xei/lh dierruhko/ta gaping lips, Ar. 873 . fall away like water, die or waste away, xa/ris diarrei= S. 1267 ; of the moon, wane, pa/lin diarrei= ka)pi\ mhde\n e)/rxetai Id. 871.8 ; to be 'boiled to rags', Ar. 1156 ; of money, mh\ laqei=n diarrue\n ta)rgu/rion D. 37.54 ; of soldiers, d. e)k th=s stratopedei/as Plb. 1.74.10 ; d. kata\ po/leis Plu. 27 , etc.; also d. u(po\ plou/tou kai\ malaki/as, Lat. diffluere luxuria, Id. 2.32f , cf. 14 , Luc. 11.4 , etc.; d. tw=| bi/w| lead a loose life, Ael. 9.24 . dia/rrhgma, atos, to/, fragment, prob. in Hsch. s.v. kea/smata. diarrh/gnu_mi, break through, Hom. only in Med. , dia/ te r(h/casqai e)pa/lceis Il. 12.308 ; diarrh/casa xalino/n having broken the bridle asunder, Thgn. 259 ; mo/gis a)\n . . diarrh/ceias [th\n kefalh/n] Hdt. 3.12 ; pleura\n diarrh/canta . . fasga/nw| having cloven it, S. 834 ; d. ta\s xorda/s Pl. 86a :— Pass. , burst, as with eating, X. 8.2.21 , Anaxil. 25 , Phoenicid. 3 , etc.; d. muri/wn a)gaqw=n Men. 10D. ; with passion, diarragh/somai Ar. 340 ; u(po\ fqo/nou Luc. 40 ; ou)d' a)\n su\ diarragh=|s yeudo/menos D. 18.21 , cf. 87 ; diarragei/hs, as a curse, 'split you!' Ar. 2 , etc.: pf. die/rrwga to be broken or torn, dierrwguiw=n tw=n xordw=n Pl. l. c.; a)kesame/nh to\ dierrwgo/s Arist. 623a18 ; u(po/dhma d. Plu. 2.82b : later pf. part. Pass. dierrhgme/nos Jul. 2.64c . diarrh/dhn, Adv., (diarrhqh=nai) expressly, explicitly, h.Merc. 313 , Plb. 3.26.5 ; esp. of legal enactments or treaties, d. ge/graptai Foed. ap. And. 2.14 ; d. ei)/rhtai mh/ . . Lys. 1.20 ; o( no/mos d. le/gei Is. 3.68 ; d. yhfi/sasqai D. 19.6 ; d. pe/mpein Pl. 698c ; nomoqetei=n ib. 876c . diarrh/kths, ou, o(, plotter, Hsch. dia/rrhcis, ews, h(, = diarragh/ , Epicur. 2p.49U. , J. 18.9.1 , Herod.Med. in 49.552 . dia/rrhsis, ews, h(, explicit enactment, Pl. 932e , dub. in 9.36 . diarrh/ssw, = diarrh/gnumi , Babr. 38.7 , 8.29 , Artem. 4 :— Pass. , Ps.-Callisth. 1.46 . diarrikno/omai, draw up and twist the body, of an unseemly kind of dance, Cratin. 219 . dia/rrimma, atos, to/, casting about, questing, of a hound, X. 4.4 (pl.). diarri_n-a/w, file through or perforate, Hero 25.5 , Sor. 2.63 : pf. part. Pass. dierrinhme/nos perforated, e)pi/qhma Arist. 68.3 , cf. Dsc. 4.114 : metaph., fine, critical, a)nh\r lepto\s kai\ d. th\n gaste/ra Max. Tyr. 36.4 . diarri_/n-hsis, ews, h(, filing through, perforation, Heliod. ap. Orib. 47.17.4 . diarri_pi/zw, blow away, disperse, Hld. 3.7 : metaph. in Pass. , Id. 9.14 . expose to draughts, Hp. 16 ( Pass. ). diarri/ptw, poet. diari/ptw, also pres. diarripte/w Ar. 59 , X. 5.8 , Aeschin. 1.59 , etc.:— shoot through, diarri/ptasken o)i+sto/n Od. 19.575 . cast or throw about, dia/riyon o)/mma pantaxh=| fling glances round, dub. in Ar. 665 ; ta\s o)/yias pukna\ d. Hp. 214 ; d. ske/lea Id.prog. 3 ( Pass. ); d. th\n ou)ra/n, of a dog, wag the tail, X. 6.23 . throw about, as nuts, etc., among a crowd, Ar. 59 ; xrh/mata/ tisi Plb. 16.21.8 : metaph., toss about, Pl. 343d ; squander, to\n bi/on Lib. 12.33 : pf. part. Pass. , indiscriminate, Pl. 860c ; scattered, dispersed, d. kata\ po/leis Plu. 8 ; dierrimme/nhn mnh/mhn poih/sasqai mention here and there, Plb. 3.57.5 . throw down, to\n peri/bolon Id. 16.1.6 . intr., plunge, e)n th=| qala/tth| X. 5.8 . diarri^fh/, Dor. diarri_n-fa/, h(, casting about, podo/s Pratin.Lyr. 1.16 . dia/rriyis, ews, h(, scattering, X. 5.8.7 , Thphr. 6.3.4 . dia/rrodos, on, compounded of roses, kollou/rion Gal. 12.765 . diarroh/, h(, channel, pipe, pneu/matos diarroai/ the wind-pipe, E. 567 ; of a stream, ai( d. tou= *(reitou= 86.15 (Eleusis, v B. C.). flowing through, h( a)/nw te kai\ ka/tw tou= w)keanou= diarroh/, ebb and flow, D.C. 39.41 . diarroqe/w, to roar or rustle through, diarroqh=sai ka/khn tini/ to inspire fear by clamour, A. 192 . diaroqeu=nta: diasobou=nta, Hsch. dia/rroia, h(, flowing through, diarrhoea, Hp. 3.21 (pl.), Ar. 150 , Th. 2.49 , Pl. 85e (pl.), Arist. 605a27 ; d. koili/as Plu. 30 ; d. ei)s ou)=ra diabetes, Gal. 7.81 . diarroize/w, to whizz through, dierroi/zhse ste/rnwn [o( i)o/s] S. 568 . diarroi/+zomai, suffer from diarrhoea, Dsc. 4.88 , Arr. 4.10.11 , Alex.Aphr. 1.98 . diarroi+ko/s, h/, o/n, suffering from diarrhoea, Ruf. ap. Orib. 7.26.6 . diarrombe/omai, assume the figure of a rhombus, Hero 1.16 . dia/rrombos, on, rhomboid, of a bandage, 74 . dia/rrous, ou, o(, passage, channel, D.S. 13.47 , Str. 4.1.2 , Sch. Il. 221i17 . diarru/dan [u^], Dor. for -ru/dhn, Adv. flowing away, vanishing, fo/nos pe/phgen ou) d. A. 67 (lyr.). diarruqmi/zw, adjust, kano/na 12.373.70 ; arrange in order, LXX 7.22 . diarrumbona/w, scatter, dissipate, in aor. 1, Hsch. diarru/omai, deliver, tina\ e)k tou= desmwthri/ou Ph. 1.95 . diarruptiko/s, h/, o/n, cleansing, fa/rmaka Gal. 11.744 . diarru/ptw, cleanse thoroughly, tou\s po/rous Gal. 6.261 ; khli=da Lib. 33.31 . dia/rru^sis, ews, h(, = dia/rrous , Hero 1.1 , al. dia/rru^tos, on, intersected by streams, Str. 5.1.7 , Epic. in 7.7 ; diarru/tous: dihntlhme/nous, Hsch. diarrwgh/, h(, gap, interstice, left in applying a bandage, Hp. 35 . diarrw/c, w=gos, o(, h(, (diarrh/gnumi) rent asunder, d. kuma/twn sa/lw| a)gmo/s a broken cliff rent asunder by the waves, E. 262 ; pe/trai Opp. 3.212 . as Subst., rent, of the Straits of Messina, ib. 5.216 . di/arsis, ews, h(, raising up, i(sti/wn D.S. 3.40 ; h( e)k dia/rsews ma/xh fight with broadswords, Plb. 2.33.5 . = di/arma 11 , Longin. 8.1 . diarta^b-i/a, h(, tax of two a)rta/bai, 2p.178 . dia/rta^b-os, on, paying two a)rta/bai of rent, POxy. 1031.12 (iii A. D.). diarta/zw, speak fitly, dub. l. in A. 318 (fort. dia/rtison). diarta^me/w, strengthd. for a)rtame/w, cut limb-meal, A. 1023 , Anaxandr. 6 ; diartamw=ntes (as if from -artama/w) [sw/mata] kata\ me/lh is cj. in Ph. 2.564 . diart-a/w, suspend, Hsch. , dub. l. for diatta=sqai, Plb. 34.9.10 . keep in suspense, keep engaged, tini/ in or by . ., D.H. 1.46 ; mislead, deceive, Men. 1006 . to separate, didu/mous Ph. 2.303 , al., cf. Heliod. ap. Orib. 44.10.5 ; th\n du/namin a)po\ *surakousw=n Plu. 25 ; dihrthme/na a)p' a)llh/lwn Str. 5.3.7 : c. gen., sw=ma tou= o(/lou diarthqe/n Ph. 2.509 ; dismember, Plot. 6.9.5 ; interrupt, ta\s a)kolouqi/as D.H. 40 ; dihrthme/nwn tw=n le/cewn forced apart, Id. 20 ; dihrthme/nwn . . fwnw=n Demetr.Lac. 1014.48 F.; dihrth=sqai, of argument, to lack connexion, be incoherent, dihrthme/na tina\ kai\ yeudh= ib. 46F. , cf. S.E. 2.153 . = katarti/zw , Hsch. ( Pass. ). dia/rt-hsis, ews, h(, incoherence, irrelevance, kata\ dia/rthsin lo/gos a non-sequitur, Stoic. 2.79 (perh. Chrysipp.). diart-i/zw, mould, form, LXX 33.6 ; speak fitly, Hsch. dia/rt-i^sis, ews, h(, moulding, shaping, EM 361.8 , Suid. ; composition, prob. l. for dia/rthsis, Gal. 15.102 . diart-ismo/s, o(, = foreg., Sm. 4.12 . diartu/w, dress, prepare: metaph., pla/sis ei)s th\n tw=n polemi/wn a)pa/thn dihrtume/nh Eun. p.248D. diaru/tw, strengthd. for a)ru/tw, Hsch., 270.3 . *di/arxoi, oi(, the Hellenodicae, Hsch. dia/rxw, hold office to the end, Lys. 177S. , D.C. 40.66 : c. acc. cogn., strathgi/an th\n oi)/koi Id. 36.41 . diarwxmi/as: diasta/seis, Hsch. ; cf. diaro/gxai. diasaikwni/zw, v. diasalakwni/zw. diasai/nw, strengthd. for sai/nw, tai=s ou)rai=s X. 4.3 . diasai/rw, pf. part. -seshrw/s, grin, sneer, Plu. 12 . diasa^la^kwni/zw, strengthd. for salakwni/zw, Ar. 1169 ; but perh. better diasaikwni/zw, cf. Id. 849 . diasa/l-eusis [sa^], ews, h(, agitated motion, Marcellin. 500 . diasal-eu/w, shake violently, Plb. 1.48.2 , Luc. 2.5 ; of missiles, Plb. 16.30.4 ; klei=qra Corn. 30 . confuse, ta\s a(rmoni/as, tou\s h)/xous, D.H. 22 , 23 ; cause excitement in, po/lin Luc. 31 ; diasesaleume/nos to\ ba/disma negligent, easy in gait, Id. 11 ; d. to\ ble/mma, of an ogler, Id. 35 . intr., = saleu/w 11.3 , Arist. 809b32 . = saleu/w 11.2 , e)p' a)gkurw=n App. 5.89 . diasarda^no/w, = diagela/w , 273.46 . diasarkwn-i/zw, = foreg., Hsch. (also diasarkwn-sarwni/zw); but diasarkw/n-isma: a)selge/s ti sxh=ma, Id. diasa/thr: diapai/zein ( Lacon. ), Hsch. diasa/ttw, stuff with a thing, ai(/mati kai\ sarci/n Gal. 1.32 : pf. part. Pass. diasesagme/nos Archig. ap. eund. 8.931 ; d. u(po/, c. gen., gorged with . ., Machoap. Ath. 6.244c : c. gen., 19.9.5 : c. dat., skuba/lois Ruf. ap. Orib. 8.24.13 . diasaulo/omai, strengthd. for saulo/omai, Ar. 624 . diasa^f-e/w, make quite clear, show plainly, e)lpi/das ou)/sas kena/s E. 398 ; ti Pl. 916e , Phld. p.13O. , etc.; d. ei)/te . . ei)/te mh/ Pl. 348b , cf. Phld. 5.13 ; also d. peri/ tinos make a clear statement about . ., Arist. 404b1 ; d. ei)s *karxhdo/na peri/ tinos send clear information . ., Plb. 3.87.4 ; d. u(pe/r tinos Id. 2.19.13 ; instruct plainly, i(/na . . Id. 4.26.3 , LXX 1.18 ; o(/pws 18.3 (iii B. C.):— Med. , dub. in 70p.413 :— Pass. , Arist. 1094b12 , etc. diasa^f-hni/zw, make clear, X. 3.1.11 , 1 ; tini\ ta\ pepragme/na D.H. 11.33 , cf. Aët. 13.15 :— Pass. , Hero 98.6 : diasa^f-hne/w, = foreg., dub. in Hp. 12 . diasa^/f-hsis, ews, h(, explanation, interpretation, LXX 40.8 . diasa^f-hte/on, one must make quite clear, Arist. 416b30 ; u(pe/r tinos Thphr. 6.14.5 . diasa^f-htiko/s, h/, o/n, affirmative, su/ndesmos A.D. 221.23 ; explanatory, Sch. Ar. 825 , 1.188 ; declaratory, EM 415.27 . diasa^f-i/zw, = diasafe/w , LXX 1.21 . dia/-seisis, ews, h(, succussion, of the spine, Gal. 18(1).520 . = diaseismo/s , 41.30 (ii B. C.). dia/-seisma, atos, to/, extortion, 1138.11 (i B. C.). dia-seismo/s, o(, abuse of power, extortion, sukofanti/a kai\ d. 1v1 (ii B.C.), cf. 43.36 (ii B.C.), 1252133 (iii A. D.). dia/-seistos, on, shaken about, a)stra/galoi Aeschin. 1.59 , cf. Men. 423 ; ku/boi Poll. 7.203 . dia-sei/w, shake violently, Hp. 1.6 , dub. in Arist. 64.2 ; ti ei)s a)taci/an Pl. 85e , cf. 88a ; th\n kefalh/n Plu. 2.435c : c. dat., d. toi=n xeroi=n Aeschin. Socr. 50 ; d. th=| ou)ra=| to keep wagging the tail, X. 6.15 :— Med. , shake people off, shake oneself free, D.H. 1.56 . confound, throw into confusion, ta\ tw=n *)aqhnai/wn fronh/mata Hdt. 6.109 ; tou\s a)kou/ontas Plb. 18.45.2 ; intimidate, oppress, Id. 10.26.4 , cf. 519.14 ( Pass. ); browbeat, PTaur. 1viii13 (ii B.C.); extort money by intimidation from a person, 15.37 (ii B.C.), 3.14 , etc.: c. gen., 41.10 (ii B.C.):— Pass. , 284.5 (i A. D.). of political affairs, throw into confusion, Plu. 10 . stir up, in Pass. , Dam. 29 . sound, take the measure of, Plu. 2.580d , 704d . diaseu/omai, dart through, used by Hom. only in 3 sg. Ep. aor. Pass. die/ssu^to, c. gen., ta/froio d. Il. 10.194 ; ai)xmh\ de\ ste/rnoio d. 15.542 ; e)k mega/roio d. Od. 4.37 : less freq. c. acc., d. lao\n *)axaiw=n Il. 2.450 : abs., ai)xmh\ de\ d. [mhrou= or mhro/n] 5.661 : later in part. diessu/menos Q.S. 3.641 : pf. die/ssutai Opp. 2.259 . diash/qw, aor. -e/shsa, sift, Hp. 3 , Dsc. 5.75 ; prob. for diasei/sas, Diocl. ap. Orib. 8.41.3 :— Pass. , Aret. 2.3 . diashko/w, weigh, Suid. s.v. basta/sas. diashm-ai/nw, mark out, point out clearly, ti Hdt. 5.86 , X. 2.1.23 ; tini/ ti Id. 12.11 . indicate by a signal, sa/lpiggi to\n kairo\n th=s prosbolh=s Plb. 10.12.4 . Med. , note the bearings of, to/pous Arist. 549b17 . approve, D.S. 19.15 . signify, Str. 17.1.6 , Plu. 19 . intr., show its symptoms, appear, Hp. 6.41 . diashm-a^si/a, h(, method of marking, Ptol. 7.4 , 8.3 (pl.). diashm-eio/omai, cause to be placed on record, Inscr. Magn. 117.3 (ii A. D.). dia/shm-os, on, (sh=ma) clear, distinct: neut. pl. as Adv., dia/shma qroei= S. 209 (lyr.). conspicuous, eminent, Hippias Soph. 4 ( Sup. ), Plu. 54 ; d. kra/nos Id. 17 ; ge/nei kai\ a)ci/a| 481 *. 15 (ii A. D.): esp. in Sup. , diashmota/th po/lis 904 (Erythrae); diashmo/tatos, = Lat. clarissimus, IG 3.635 ; = perfectissimus, d. h(gemw/n 198.5 (ii A. D.), al., 1078.10 (Adana); e)pi/tropos 4421.5 (iii A. D.). diash/pw, cause to putrefy, xrw=ta Str. 15.1.37 , cf. Dsc. 2.173 , Gal. 18(2).455 ; tou= kakou=-sh/yantos ta\ ou)=la Ael. 9.62 :—freq.in Pass. , with pf. diase/shpa, putrefy, Thphr. 5.7.5 , Luc. 18 ; diasapei\s to\n po/da Id. 59 . diasqene/w, to be exhausted, of soil, 1502v6 (iii A. D.). *di_a/sia, ta/, the festival of Zeus meili/xios, at Athens, Ar. 408 , Th. 1.126 , etc. [a^s Ar. l. c., cf. Sch. ad v. 862 .] diasi/zw, hiss or whistle violently, Aeschin.Socr. 50 . diasill-ai/nw, mock, jeer at, c. acc., Luc. 24 ; pra/gmata kai\ do/gmata Iamb. 21 . la/; tina\ e)pi/ tini Alciphr. 3.62 . diasill-o/w, = foreg., 978 , D.C. 59.25 , 77.11 . diasi^wpa/w, fut. -h/somai, remain silent, E. 1551 , X. 3.6.4 . pause in reading, Gal. 16.742 , al. trans., pass over in silence, E. 1566 ; also in Dor. fut., diaswpa/somai/ oi( mo/ron Pi. 13.91 . diaskai/rw, bound through, dart along, A.R. 1.574 . diaska^leu/w, = sq., Plu. 2.980e , Hsch. s.v. diagla/yas'. diaska/llw, pick over, to\n o)/nqon Arist. 354 . diaska/lwn, v. diaskeli/da. diaskandi_ki/zw, prop. feed on chervil (ska/ndic), Telecl. 38 : hence Com. for dieuripidi/zw, to come Euripides over one (his mother was said to be a laxano/pwlis), Ar. 19 . diaska/ptw, Dor. 3 pl. fut. -ska/yonti 1.131 :—dig through, i)sqmo/n Paus. 2.1.5 ; d. ta\ tei/xh make a breach in them, Lys. 13.14 ; r(o/ws tw=| u(/dati make a breach for water in the canals, l. c., cf. Ph. 98.27 : also c. gen., tou= tei/xous Plu. 33 ; excavate, ta/fon Charito 8.7 . diaska^ri_fa/omai, sketch in outline: hence, slur over, ta\s eu)tuxi/as . . dieskarifhsa/meqa kai\ dielu/samen Isoc. 7.12 . Act. , scratch the ground, of birds, Hsch. diaska^to/omai, Pass. , to be befouled or filthy, a)/nandros kai\ dieskatwme/nh trufh/, of the Epicureans, Diog.Sinop. 1 . diasked-a/zw, = sq., LXX 32(33).10 ; disperse a tumour, Aët. 15.15 . diasked-a/nnu_mi, Att. fut. -skedw= S. 287 , Ar. 229 , etc.:— scatter abroad, scatter to the winds, dou/rata Od. 5.370 ; tw=| ke/ toi a)glai/+as ge diaskeda/seien 17.244 ; gh=n e)kei/nwn kai\ no/mous diaskedw=n S. l. c.; ta\ nu=n cu/mfwna deciw/mata do/rei diaskedw=sin Id. 620 ; diaskeda=te to\ proso\n nu=n ne/fos Anaxandr. 58 ; of the wind, dieske/dasen au)ta\ (sc. naua/gia kai\ nekrou\s) pantaxh=| Th. 1.54 : metaph., 1253.12 (ii B.C.):— Pass. , Eus.Mynd. 63 . in Hdt. , to\n strato\n dieske/dase disbanded it, 1.77 , cf. 79 :— Pass. , 1.63 , 5.15 , Th. 3.98 , D.C. 47.38 ; d. kat' e(wutou\s e(/kastoi Hdt. 8.57 (but also of an enemy, scatter, 8.68 .b/). disperse the soul, when it leaves the body, Pl. 77e , cf. 70a , 78b . in Pass. , of reports, to be spread abroad, Hdn. 7.6.9 . reject, boulh/n LXX 12.24 . diaske/d-a^sis, ews, h(, scattering, Thd. 24.19 . diasked-asmo/s, o(, scattering, Hsch. s.v. *faraa/. diasked-asth/s, ou=, o(, scatterer, as Adj., extravagant, reckless, tro/pos Ph. 1.89 . diasked-astiko/s, h/, o/n, fitted for dispersing or digesting, a)rxome/nhs u(poxu/sews Dsc. 3.80 , cf. 5.115 . diaskeli/da: spuri/da h(\n e)/nioi diaska/lwn, Hsch. diaskeli/zomai, in pf. part. Pass. , having the legs parted, sw=ma dieskelisme/non 1.2309 ; d. kaqh=sqai Eust. 1038.10 , cf. 502.39 . dia/skemma, atos, to/, observation, Gal. 1.293 (pl.). diaskepa/zw, screen, hide, au)gh/n D.C. 60.26 . diaskep-te/on, one must consider, Pl. 859b , Arist. 1324a3 , etc. diaskep-tiko/s, h/, o/n, cautious, considerate, Poll. 1.178 . diaske/p-tomai, = diaskope/w , Luc. 27 , 2.18 . diaskeu-a/zw, get ready, set in order, ti Plb. 15.27.9 :— Pass. , 24.32 (ii B. C.). equip, tina\ basilikw=s Luc. 16 :— Pass. , ei)s *satu/rous dieskeuasme/noi dressed as . ., Plu. 24 ; o(/plois Aen. Tact. 26.1 :— Med. , prepare for oneself, provide, ta)=lla w(s e)s plou=n Th. 4.38 ; arm, equip or prepare oneself, w(s ei)s ma/xhn X. 4.2.19 ; dieskeua/sqai pro\s to\n dh=mon Din. 1.70 ; diaskeua/sasqai pro\s tou\s dikasta/s prepare all one's tricks for a trial, X. 3.7 . Med. , diaskeuasa/menos th\n ou)si/an having disposed of one's property, D. 29.3 . revise or edit a work for publication, Aristeas 311 , D.S. 1.5 . compile, e)k pollw=n [bibli/wn Gal. 15.10 . elaborate with rhetorical devices, ai)ti/a me\n kataskeua/zei, tro/pos de\ d. Hermog. 2.7 . diaskeu/-asma, gloss on dia/gmata , Hsch. diaskeu-asth/s, ou=, o(, reviser, editor of a poem, Sch. Il. 6.441 . diaskeu-astiko/s, h/, o/n, descriptive of dress, sxh=ma Eust. 169.31 . diaskeu-h/, h(, construction, Aristeas 64 , al. equipment, d. nomadikh/ Plb. 8.29.7 ; d. polemikh/ D.S. 4.38 ; furniture or vessels, th=s skhnh=s LXX 31.7 , cf. Plb. 30.26.3 , Agatharch. 8 (pl.). rhetorical elaboration of a topic, Hermog. 3.15 ; poiei=sqai ta\s d. tw=n mu/qwn Jul. 7.205b . diaskeuai/ set phrases, Plb. 15.34.1 . new edition or recension of a work, Aristeas 310 , Ath. 3.110b (pl.). = a)naskeuh/, d. kai\ xleuasmo\s tou= didaskalei/ou Porph. 53 . theatrical performance, kwmw|di/ai kai\ d. D.Chr. 32.94 . diaskeu-wre/w, revise, rehandle, ti Pl. 316a :— Med. , set in order, th\n po/lin Id. 540e . dia/skeyis, ews, h(, inspection, examination, peri/ tinos Pl. 697c , Luc. 21 , Posidon. ap. Gal. 5.469 , cf. Lyd. 1.45 : in pl., questions for decision, Plu. 38 . diaske/w, deck out, in Pass. , dihskhme/noi ta\s ko/mas xrusw=| Phylarch. 62 . train, tina/ Luc. 9 :— Pass. , Id. 17 . practise, r(htorika/ D.L. 4.49 . diaskhn-e/w, separate and retire each to his billet (skhnai/), take up one's quarters, diaskhnh=sai kata\ ta\s kw/mas X. 4.4.8 : abs., go into billets, ib. 4.5.29 , 5.3 . leave another's tent, diaskhnou/ntwn meta\ dei=pnon Id. 3.1.38 , dub. in Id. 4.8.18 . Act. , shade, Lyd. 3.70 . diaskhn-hte/on, one must take up one's quarters, ei)s ste/gas X. 4.4.14 . diaskhni/ptw, crush, destroy, w)/ea Nic. 193 . diaskhno/w, pitch like tents at intervals, kaphlei=a Ael. 3.14 ( Pass. ). intr., = diaskhne/w 1 , X. 4.4.10 . diaskhri/ptw, prop on each side, prop up, AP 6.203 ( Laco or Phil. ). diaski/dnhmi, poet. for -skeda/nnumi, Il. 5.526 , Hes. 875 , Emp. 84.4 , Hdt. 2.25 :— Pass. , Luc. 20.5 , 13 . diaskirta/w, leap about, LXX 19.9 , Plu. 11 , Philostr.Jun. 10 . diaskope/w (cf. diaske/ptomai), fut. diaske/yomai: aor. dieskeya/mhn: pf. die/skemmai Ar. 836 , but dieske/fqai in pass.sense, Id. 687 :— look at in different ways, examine or consider well, Hdt. 3.38 , E. 557 , etc.; e(ch=s d. to\n lo/gon Pl. 350e , cf. 168e ; also d. pro\s e(auto/n Id. 160e ; peri\ sfa=s au)tou/s, peri/ tinos, Th. 7.71 , Pl. 61e ; d. peri/ tinos ei) . . Arist. 1272a26 : c. gen., th=s e(autw=n a)sfalei/as D.C. 58.7 :— Med. , pro\s ta\ e)/cw diaskopei=sqai Th. 6.59 : impf., Pl. 259c . abs., look round one, keep watching, mh\ o(rw=ntai X. 9.3 . diaskopia/omai, watch as from a skopia/: hence, spy out, se . . proe/hke diaskopia=sqai e(/kasta, of Dolon, Il. 10.388 ; discern, distinguish, a)rgale/on . . diaskopia=sqai e(/kaston 17.252 . diaskorp-i/zw, scatter abroad, LXX 49.7 (v.l.), al.:— Pass. , 11.52 , Plb. 1.47.5 , 1049.7 (iv A. D.); squander, ou)si/an 15.13 ; confound, ib. 1.51 ; winnow, suna/gwn o(/qen ou) diesko/rpisas 25.24 . diasko/rp-i^sis, ews, h(, scattering abroad, Zos.Alch. p.178 B. diaskorp-ismo/s, o(, scattering, dispersal, LXX 6.8 , al.; confusion, th=s forologi/as 24.55 (ii B. C.). diaskorp-istiko/s, h/, o/n, dissipative, of waste-products, Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.21.30 . diaskw/ptw, jest upon, tina/ dub. l. in Plu. 2.82b ; dei=pna Ath. 2.55d :— Med. , jest one with another, bandy jests, X. 8.4.23 . di/asma, atos, to/, (dia/zomai) warp, dia/smata, fa/reos a)rxh/n Call. 244 , cf. LXX 16.13 , 1155 , Nonn. 6.151 . diasma/w, wipe or rinse out, poth/ria Hdt. 2.37 . diasmh/xw, rub well, yuxh\ pro\s o)cuwpi/an e(auth\n diasmh/casa Hierocl. inCA 21p.467M. :— Pass. , a(lsi\n diasmhxqei\s o)/nait' a)\n ou(tosi/ Ar. 1237 : pf. die/smhktai Plu. 2.693d . rub off, lu/mata trufalei/hs Nonn. 30.92 . diasmi_leu/w, polish off with the chisel: metaph., d. bi/blous 15.38 (Cometas); diesmileume/nai fronti/des refined, subtle theories, Alex. 221.8 . Adv. diesmileume/nws Poll. 6.150 , Hsch. dia/smurnon, to/, name for various eyesalves, Gal. 12.257 , 806 ; for a plaster, Asclep. ap. eund. 13.967 . diasmu/xomai [u_], smoulder, pu=r diasmuxo/menon Ph. 2.143 . diasob-e/w, scare away, Plu. 2.133a ; diaseso/bhtai o( ga/mos Hld. 7.26 . agitate, excite, Alciphr. 5 , Agath. 3.11 :— Pass. , to be excited, puffed up, Plu. 2.32d . diaso/b-hsis, ews, h(, trepidation, M.Ant. 11.22 . diasofi/zomai, quibble like a sophist, Ar. 1619 . dia/sofos, on, very wise, dub. l. in 135 . diaspa^q-a/w, squander away, Plu. 27 . Med. , plunder, rob, POxy. 71ii12 (iv A. D.). diaspa^q-i/zw, = foreg. 1 , Lyd. 2.19 :— Pass. , ib. 1.36 . diaspa^r-akto/s, h/, o/n, torn to pieces, E. 1220 , Ael. 12.7 . diaspa^r-a/ssw, Att. diaspa^/r-ttw, rend in pieces, A. 195 :— Pass. , Eub. 15.3 . metaph., d. tina\ tw=| lo/gw| Luc. 21 . dilate forcibly, Sor. 2.59 . dia/-spa^sis, ews, h(, tearing asunder, forcible separation, Arist. 313b20 , 372b19 , Thphr. 18 , cj.in Epicur. 2p.44U. gap, Plu. 2.721a . dia/-spasma, atos, to/, = foreg. 11 , Id. 20 , Polyaen. 4.3.17 . dia-spasmo/s, o(, tearing in pieces, LXX 15.3 , Phld. 96 . interruption, interval, in pl., Plu. 2.129b , etc.; pantelh\s d. complete severance, Dam. 74 : metaph., distraction, th=s yuxh=s Phld. p.29 W. dia-spaste/on, one must break up, Arist. 642b17 . dia/-spastos, on, incoherent, disconnected, e)pistolai/ Alciphr. 2.2 . dia-spa/w, fut. -spa/somai [a^] Ar. 477 , 1076 , also -spa/sw Hdt. 7.236 : aor. -e/spa^sa, Med. -espasa/mhn E. 1126 , 339 , Plu. 68 : pf. -e/spa^ka Sch. Th. 853i15 :— Pass. , aor. -espa/sqhn: pf. -e/spasmai (v. infr.):—tear asunder, tou\s a)/ndras kreorghdo\n d. Hdt. 3.13 , cf. E. and Ar. ll. cc., etc.; e)me\ kai\ to\n a)/ndra d. X. 6.1.45 ; d. to\ stau/rwma to break through or tear down the palisade, Id. 4.4.10 ; d. th\n ge/furan, to\ e)/dafos, Plb. 6.55.1 , Plu. 5 ; break up, 364.10 (Ephesus, iii B. C.): metaph., diaspa=n th\n su/mpnoian tou= panto/s Iamb. 21 .l/:— Pass. , die/spastai mele/wn fu/sis Emp. 63 ; to\ *)attiko\n [e)/qnos] . . diespasme/non u(po\ *peisistra/tou Hdt. 1.59 ; mo/non ou) diespa/sqhn D. 5.5 ; d. a)po\ tw=n fi/lwn to be torn away from . ., Arist. 1386a10 . in military sense, separate part of an army from the rest, X. 5.4.19 ; of army and fleet, Hdt. 7.236 ; d. ta\s fa/laggas break them up, Arist. 1303b13 : — Pass. , stra/teuma diespasme/non an army scattered and in disorder, Th. 6.98 , cf. 7.44 ; of a fleet, Id. 8.104 ; tw=| diespa/sqai ta\s duna/meis to be widely scattered, X. 1.5.9 . metaph., pull different ways, po/leis distract states, Pl. 875a ; ta\s politei/as D. 4.48 ; tou\s no/mous X. 8.5.25 ; die/spake th\n i(stori/an has broken the continuity of the narrative, Sch. Th. l. c.:— Pass. , diaspw/menos distracted, pro\s tosau/tas u(phresi/as Luc. 24.1 ; u(po\ tw=n lo/gwn Id. 23 . diaspei/rw, aor. 2 Pass. -espa/rhn [a^] S. 748 , etc.:— scatter or spread about, [ta\s mne/as] . . au)toxeiri/h| die/speire th=| stratih=| Hdt. 3.13 ; die/speire h(me/as a)/llhn a)/llh| ta/cas dispersed us, ib. 68 ; d. lo/gon X. 5.1.25 ; tou)/noma ei)s th\n *)asi/an Isoc. 5.104 ; squander, S. 1291 :— Pass. , to be scattered, krato\s diaspare/ntos ai(/mato/s q' o(mou= Id. 782 ; pw=loi diespa/rhsan e)s me/son dro/mon Id. 748 ; of troops, diesparme/noi Th. 1.11 , X. 5.3.1 , etc.; fu/seis o(moi/ws diesparme/nai equally distributed, Pl. 455d , cf. 260b , etc.; h( yuxh\ diaspei/retai is dissipated, Epicur. 1p.21U. ; to\ diesparme/non do/gma the current opinion, Id. 14.7 ; tw=n xrwma/twn diesparme/nwn Ael. 11.21 . diaspeu/dw, work zealously, Plb. 4.33.9 :— Med. , Is. 56S. ; of political factions, D.C. 83.5 , cf. 52.7 . incite, c. acc. et inf., Plb. 126 . dia/spi^los, on, all rocky, Peripl.M.Rubr. 43 . diaspleko/w, strengthd. for spleko/w, Ar. 1082 . diaspode/w, sens. obsc., = Lat. subigitare, Ar. 939 , cf. Hsch. s.v. diespodhme/nh; diespodh/sato: die/seise, dieti/nace , Id. diaspor-a/, h(, (diaspei/rw) scattering, dispersion, Plu. 2.1105a , LXX 15.7 ; d. yuxikh/ Ph. 2.426 . collectively, = oi( diesparme/noi , LXX 28.25 , 7.35 : pl., LXX 146(147).2 . diaspor-eu/s, e/ws, o(, disperser, Poll. 3.129 . diaspouda/zw, do zealously:—and Pass. , to be anxiously done or looked to, ti/ ma/lista e)n a(pasi diespou/dastai toi=s no/mois; D. 20.157 , cf. 23.78 : c. inf., d. mh\ labei=n u(ma=s ib. 182 ; diespou/dasto e)lqei=n J. 15.8.1 ; diespouda/zeto abs., Arr. 7.23.8 . to be zealous, peri/ ti D.H. 14 . employ electoral corruption, D.C. 36.38 : in fut. Med. , Id. 52.20 . diassa/w, v. diatta/w. dia/|ssw, Att. dia/|ttw, v. sub diai/+ssw. diasta^do/n, Adv. standing apart, A.R. 2.67 ; d. a)llh/lh|si apart from . ., Id. 4.942 , cf. Opp. 1.502 . diasta/zw, leak, Gp. 7.8.4 ; pour off, i(drw\s d. metw/pwn Nonn. 37.463 . trans., pour, poto\n kupe/llw| ib. 44.136 . diastaqm-a/omai, separate, ai)nw= d' o(\s bi/oton e)k pefurme/nou qew=n diestaqmh/sato E. 202 :— Act. -staqmh=sai: dielei=n, Hsch. diasta/qm-hsis, ews, h(, standard, kata\ th\n d. Phld. 3 89 . diastaqm-i/zw, = diastaqma/omai , Sm. 33.18 . diasta^la/ssw, shed, da/kruon Lib. 30.16 . dia/stal-ma, atos, to/, ordinance, regulation, 913.9 (iii A. D.). diastal-mo/s, o(, assessment for taxation, PLond. 5.1686.17 (vi A. D.). dia/stal-sis, ews, h(, arrangement, compact, LXX 13.25 . = diastolh/ , perh. to be read in Gal. 8.736 for dia/stasis. diastal-te/on, one must distinguish, Plot. 1.3.1 , Nicom. 2.18 , Sch. Il. 2.3 . diastal-tiko/s, h/, o/n, serving to distinguish, prosw/pwn A.D. 185.10 , cf. D.L. 4.33 , Eust. 1610.3 ; antithetic, A.D. 24.12 . Adv. -kw=s ib. 49.24 , Eust. 73.31 . of Music, exciting, exalting, Aristid. Quint. 1.12 , Cleonid. 13 . diasta^si^a/zw, form into separate factions, pa/ntas Arist. 1303b26 ; tou\s e)poi/kous . . pro\s tou\s eu)po/rous ib. 1306a3 ; to\ plh=qos, th\n po/lin, J. 1.11.5 , Plu. 36 ; set at variance, sw=ma kai\ yuxh/n J. 3.8.5 . to be at variance, pro\s sfa=s, pro\s a)llh/lous, Plb. 1.82.4 , etc.; tini/ D.C. 54.17 ; toi=s a)lhqe/si Iamb. 9.4 : abs., ib. 4.9 . dia/-sta^sis, ews, h(, (dii/+sthmi) parting, separation (opp. e(/nwsis, Dam. 273 ), o)re/wn Hdt. 7.129 ; o)ste/wn Hp. 20 , cf. Gal. 19.461 ; fa/ragges kai\ d. th=s gh=s fissures, Arist. 350b36 ; breach in a barrier, Ph. 98.31 ; opening, th=s ge/nuos Aret. 1.3 . kefalh=s d. splitting headache, ibid. (pl.), v.l. in Pl. 407c . distension, Arist. 681b24 ; flebw=n Aret. 2.2 . d. keneh/ retching, ib. 2.7 . = diastolh/ , of the pulse, Zenoap. Gal. 8.736 . expansion of air, opp. pi/lhsis, Ph. 77.23 . setting at variance, toi=s ne/ois e)s tou\s presbute/rous Th. 6.18 , cf. Plu. 16 ; cause of breach, Arist. 1303b15 . contrasting, Pl. 360e . difference, contrast, Arist. 312a13 . disagreement, d. h)\ sta/sis Pl. 744d , cf. Arist. 1296a8 , 1300b37 . divorce, Plu. 5 , etc. Gramm., of vowels, diai/resis kata\ dia/stasin (as in pa/i+s) A.D. 87.4 . ta\ kata\ d. forms written as two words, e.g. e)me/qen au)th=s ib. 114.11 . interval, Pl. 36a , etc.; in Music, Aristox. p.4 M., al.; of space, extension, Arist. 142b5 , al.; dimension, ta\s au)ta\s diasta/seis ei)s ba/qos ei)lhfo/s Epicur. 2.7 , cf. Gal. 11.503 , S.E. 3.19 ; h( d. h( trixh=| tridimensionality, Plot. 1.2.6 , cf. 6.6.17 , Porph. 35 , Dam. 375 . = diako/smhsis , Antipho Soph. 23 . (Freq. confused with dia/tasis, wh. shd. perh. be read in 1.1 .b,c,d.) dia-sta/ths, gloss on di/oros , Hsch. dia-sta^tiko/s, h/, o/n, disintegrating, Ti.Locr. 100e , Plu. 2.952b ; tino/s Corn. 21 . causing discord, lo/goi Plu. 53 , cf. Ph. 101 H. Adv. -kw=s separately, of vowels, -w/tero/n famen to\ grhu/s A.D. 150.7 ; in extension, v.l. for diastatw=s , Porph. 2 . dia-sta^to/s, o/n, also h/, o/n Lyd. 4.76 :— torn by faction, po/lis Men. 515 . having extension or dimension, sw=ma d. trixh=| Apollodor. 3.259 , cf. Ph. 1.8 , etc.; opp. a)merh/s, Procl. 176 ; to\ pa/nth| d. Plu. 2.1023b ; d. pra/gmata Dam. 375 . Adv. -tw=s dimensionally or in extension, Porph. 33 , Syrian, 85.14 ; opp. noerw=s, Procl. p.55 P. diastauro/w, cut off and fortify with a palisade, D.C. 41.50 :— Med. , diastaurw/sasqai to\n i)sqmo/n to have it fortified, Th. 6.97 . diastei/bw, go through, across, e)p' oi)=dma nai/+ qoa=| Pi. 221.4 . trample on, tina/ Nonn. 36.239 . diastei/xw, aor. -e/sti^xon (v. infr.), go through or across, po/lin, gu/ala, E. 1090 , 1092 . c. gen., d. plou/tou walk in ways of wealth, Pi. 3.17 . go one's way, a)negrome/nh ge die/stixe Theoc. 27.69 ; walk, AP 12.85 ( Mel. ), Coluth. 215 . diaste/llw, put asunder, expand, separate, sunestalme/na d. Hp. 11 ; to\n a)e/ra tai=s pte/rucin Arist. 713a12 ; tina\s ci/fei J. 5.2.2 ; d. ti tai=s o)/nuci to tear it open, Plu. 36 :— Pass. , to be dilated, of the lungs or heart, Arist. 800b2 , Gal. 2.657 , al.; diastale/nta ta\ u(gra/ being dispersed, Arist. 891a2 ; diastalh/tw pa=sa skoti/a let all darkness be dispelled, PMag.Par. 1.2472 . divide, di/xa Pl. 265e ; distinguish, tou\s *trw=as tw=n *darda/nwn Sch. Il. 1086.115 ; tw=| to/nw| 1012 16.5 ( Pass. ). define precisely, ta\ lego/mena Pl. 295d , cf. Arist. 134b22 , Phld. 1.50S. ; intr., o(/rasis diaste/llousa distinct vision, LXX 3.1 ; also, to be distinctive, opp. a)po/luton ei)=nai, A.D. 39.1 :— Med. , d. peri/ tinos Arist. 1268b32 , Phld. 3 8 : c. acc., Pl. 535b :— Pass. , diestalme/nos definite, determinate, A.D. 37.7 , al. command expressly, give express orders, r(htw=s u(pe/r tinos Plb. 3.23.5 ; e)pitaktikw=s d. peri/ tinwn D.S. 28.15 :— Med. , LXX 1.19 , al., 7.6 (iii B. C.), 5.43 , etc. pronounce, xei/lesi LXX 5.4 . give orders in writing, 111.6 (ii B.C.):—more freq. in Med. , ib. 11.23 (ii B.C.), al. pay, render, esp. in kind, 88.5 (ii A. D.), al.; make an order for payment, Ostr. 1164 (ii/iii A. D.); discharge a vow, LXX 22.21 . set apart, tina\ e(autw=| ib. 8.53 ; th\n i(era\n gh=n 36.7 (iii B.C.), cf. 74.2 (ii B.C.). intr., differ, pro/s tina Plb. 18.47.11 . dia/stema, = dia/sthma , 207a27 (ii A. D.). dia/stenos, on, very narrow, Gal. 19.444 . dia/steros, on, starred, jewelled, d. li/qois Luc. 41 . dia/sthma, atos, to/, (diasth=nai) interval, freq. in Music, Archyt. 2 , Pl. 531a , Aristox. p.4 M., al., Arist. 922b6 , Damox. 2.57 ; of Time, d. tetraete/s Plb. 9.1.1 : generally, e)k mega/lwn d. kinei=sqai Democr. 191 ; d. metacu\ ko/smwn Epicur. 2p.37U. ; distance, Phld. 3.8 , 9 . Geom., radius, ke/ntrw| tw=| *a, diasth/mati tw=| *a*b, gegra/fqw ku/klos Euc. 1.1 , cf. Ph. 52.14 ; of a sphere, Autol. 6 . aperture, a)ggei=on e)/xon d. me/ga Arist. 787b4 ; e)k pollou= d. Id. 800a36 ; ta\ d. th=s xeiro\s tw=n daktu/lwn the spaces between the fingers, Aen.Tact. 31.35 . Medic., diastasis, of bones, Hp. 23 (pl.), cf. Gal. 18(2).887 . difference, tw=n h(donw=n mega/la ta\ d. Nicom.Com. 1.22 . ratio, Archyt. 2 , Arist. 202a18 . in Aristotle's symbolism, conjunction of two terms, APr. 42b10 , 82b7 , al. extension, dimension, xro/nos kinh/sews d. Zeno Stoic. 1.26 , cf. Chrysipp.ib. 2.164 , Dam. 389 ; of Space, Arist. 209a4 , Plot. 6.4.2 ; w(=n pro/teron dia/sthma e)neisth/kei whose extension (i.e. surface) it (the ei)/dwlon) formerly occupied, Epicur. 2.3 . distinction of style, Longin. 40.2 . diasthmatiko/s, h/, o/n, proceeding by intervals, of musical progressions, d. ki/nhsis Archyt. 1 , Aristox. p.9 M., etc.; of Time, measured by intervals, Porph. 44 . indicating distance, of the pronoun e)kei=nos, A.D. 57.10 . dimensional, opp. a)dia/statos, fu/sis Ph. 2.184 , cf. Dam. 110 ; d. fantasi/a spatial representation, Procl. in R. 2.249K. Adv. -kw=s, = diastatikw=s , Simp. p.5 D. , Procl. p.663 S. , Syrian. 24.22 ; topikw=s kai\ d. Procl. 2.104 D. diasth/r, h=ros, o(, dub. sens. in 3.1164.9 (iii A. D.). diasthri/zw, make firm, strengthen, AP 6.203 ( Laco or Phil. ):— Pass. , prop oneself up, secure one's footing, Hp. 17 . fix firmly, Nonn. 2.659 , 36.369 . dia/sthsis, ews, h(, = dia/stasis, toi=n podoi=n Hld. 3.13 . *diasti/, in the language of Zeus, prob. in D.Chr. 11.23 . dia-stigmh/, h(, punctuation, Gloss. dia-sti/zw, distinguish by a mark, punctuate, [ou)] r(a/|dion diasti/cai ta\ *(hraklei/tou Arist. 1407b13 : generally, distinguish, Stob. 2.7.3c . spot, mottle, Nonn. 28.130 . brand, Just. 115.4 . dia-stikte/on, one must punctuate, Sch. S. 878 . dia-sti/kths, ou, o(, one who punctuates, Gloss. diasti/lbw, gleam, Ar. 567 , Nonn. 42.420 ; gleam through, Ar. 8 , 5.47 ( Rufin. ), Plu. 2.497e . dia/sticis, ews, h(, branding, Just. 115.4 . diastoiba/zw, stuff in between, Hdt. 1.179 . diastoixi/zomai, Med. , arrange for oneself regularly, regulate exactly, a)rxh/n A. 232 . diastol-eu/s, e/ws, o(, instrument for examining cavities, dilator, Gal. 19.110 , Paul.Aeg. 6.78 ; for opening a horse's mouth, 2 . cashier, title of official, 1064.19 (iii A. D.), 10.71.4 . diastol-h/, h(, (diaste/llw) drawing asunder, dilatation, of the lungs, Arist. 800a35 ; of the heart, Gal. 2.597 ; of the pulse, Id. 8.736 , al.; d. xeile/wn parting of the lips, i.e. utterance, LXX 30.7 . separation, Thphr. 3.16.3 ; notch or nick, Plu. 1 ; boundary, fence, Tab.Heracl. 2.46 ; fencing off, th=s gh=s 2.40.25 (ii B. C.). distinction, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.158 , LXX 8.23 , Epicur. 28.7 , Phld. 123 , 3.22 ; a(gi/wn kai\ bebh/lwn Ph. 2.159 ; meta\ diastolh=s proenexqe/nta with discrimination, Demetr.Lac. 1014.48 F.; detailed statement or explanation, Plb. 1.15.6 ; a)ci/ous mnh/mhs kai\ d. Id. 16.14.2 , cf. 284.11 (Chios), Apollon.Cit. 3 ; specification of items in an account, 65.17 (i B. C.); article in a contract, etc., 6.8 , 7.7 . command, injunction, order, LXX 19.2 , al., 24.45 (ii B.C.), etc. payment, 485.26 , 363.1 (ii A. D.). Gramm., comma (as in o(/, ti), D.T. 629 . distinction, genw=n A.D. 11.28 ,al. opposition, pro/s ti ib. 41.24 . in Music, distinctness, of notes, 14.7 . diastol-iko/n, to/, official notification of payment due, writ, POxy. 68.33 (ii A. D.), al.; in full, d. u(po/mnhma 613.18 . diasto/l-ion, to/, = diastoleu/s 1 , 16 . dia/stol-on, to/, in pl., dispositions of a deed, 1727.58 (vi A. D.). diastoma^li/zomai: loidore/w, in impf., Hsch. diasto/m-wsis, ews, h(, expansion, Alex.Aphr. 1.93 . diastom-wtri/s (with or without mh/lh), ews, h(, = diastoleu/s 1 , Hp. ap. Gal. 19.122 , 92 . diastoxa/zomai, guess, Hsch. s.v. diatekmai/romai. dia/stra, h(, (dia/zw) warp set up in a loom, Gloss. diastra/ptw, glance like lightning, LXX 16.22 . diastra^teu/omai, Med. , serve through one's campaigns: diastrateusa/menos a veteran, D.C. 58.18 . diastra^thge/w, assume the position of general, Plu. 25 , 13 ,al. trans., to out-general, tou\s *(rwmai/ous Plb. 21.39.9 ; tou\s barba/rous Dion.Byz. 53 . d. ti practise stratagems, Plb. 16.37.1 . d. po/lemon conduct a war to its close, Plu. 23 ; d. ta\n a)rxa/n Polusap. Stob. 3.9.51 . at Rome, come to the end of one's praetorship, D.C. 54.33 . diastreblo/w, strengthd. for streblo/w, Aeschin. 3.224 . dia/stremma, atos, to/, wrench, dislocation, Hp. 23 . diastre/fw, turn different ways, twist about, ta\ sw/mata, as in the dance, X. 7.3 ; d. to\ pro/swpon to distort it, Plu. 2.535a :—mostly Pass. , to be distorted or twisted, of the eyes, limbs, etc., Hp. 4.49 ; h( r(i\s d. Id. 38 ; me/lh diestramme/na Pl. 524c ; to be warped, ta\ diestramme/na tw=n cu/lwn Arist. 1109b6 : also of persons, to have one's eyes distorted, or to have one's neck twisted (Scholl. give both interprr.), eu)daimoni/zw d' ei) diastrafh/somai; Ar. 175 ; so a)polau/somai/ ti/ g' ei) d. Id. 177 ; of the eyes, diestra/fhn i)dw/n Id. 15 ; ta\ o)/mmata diastre/fesqai Arist. 960a13 ; without o)/mmata, ib. 9 , cf. 957b7 ; o( diestramme/nos, opp. o( tuflo/s, Eup. 276.3 ; diestr. tou\s po/das with the feet twisted, Paus. 5.18.1 , cf. Arist. 896b5 : of torture, th=| kli/maki diastre/fontai 422 ; diestra/fhsan to\n sto/maxon had their stomachs turned, Jul. 6.190d . metaph., distort, pervert, [tro/pon xrhsto/n] E. 597 ; tou\s no/mous Is. 11.4 ; to\n dikasth/n Arist. 1354a24 ; u(po/lhyin Id. 1140b14 ; tw=n diastrefo/ntwn (sc. paqw=n) Phld. p.32 O.; diastre/yantes ta)lhqh= having misrepresented it, D. 46.2 :— Pass. , diastrafh=nai th\n dia/noian Luc. 24 ; genea\ diestramme/nh perverse, LXX 32.5 . turn aside, divert, i)/xnos to\ pro/sqen frenw=n A. 1017 . sens. obsc., = binei=n , Eup. 7 D. diastrobe/w, stir up, pe/lagos 391 . = diasobe/w , Alciphr. 3.9 . diastrof-eu/s, gloss on paraxara/kths , Hsch. , etc. diastrof-h/, h(, twisting, of a fractured limb, Hp. 16 ; distortion, Id. 46 ; tw=n o)mma/twn Arist. 958a6 , cf. 960a20 : abs., of limbs, Sor. 1.111 . metaph., perversion, Arist. 1227a21 ; tou= dh/mou e)pi\ to\ xei=ron Plb. 2.21.8 , Porph. 1.13 , etc.; genw=n Plu. 2.520c ; d. kakh/ LXX 2.14 . distraction, Metrod. 831.7 ; madness, D.L. 2.89 . tergiversation, Just. 17.8.1 (pl.). dia/strof-os, on, twisted, distorted, d. kai\ e)/mphra kai\ a)po/plhkta Hdt. 1.167 ; morfh\ kai\ fre/nes d. A. 673 , cf. S. 447 ; o)fqalmo/s Id. 794 ; d. ko/ras e(li/ssous' E. 1122 , cf. 1166 (lyr.); of a person, d. tou\s o)fqalmou/s, to\ sw=ma, Ath. 8.339f , Luc. 7 . Adv. -fws incorrectly, le/gein S.E. 1.152 . dia/strwma, atos, to/, abstract of title-deeds in land registry, 237 viii 39 (ii A. D.), etc. = digestum, Gloss. diastrw/nnu_mi, spread a couch, etc., klisi/an Luc. 24.1 : abs., spread, LXX 9.25 :— Pass. , Phylarch. 43 . Pass. , of titles to property, to be registered, POxy. 1725.17 (iii A. D.), etc. diastrwfa/omai, = diastre/fomai , Sm. 54(55).5 . diastugna/zw, make stern, ta\ pro/swpa Eun. 503 D. diastu/l-ion [u_], to/, in Architecture, space between the columns, Lat. intercolumnium, Bito 54.3 . a)ne/sthse d. du/o perh. a monument with three pillars, Keil-Premerstein Dritter Bericht No. 107 . dia/stul-os, on, diastyle, i. e. having a space of three diameters between the columns, Vitr. 3.3.1 . dia/stulon, to/, = foreg. 1 , 4.1484.63 (Epid.), 2.76 ,al. diastul-o/w, support by pillars set at intervals, Plb. 5.100.4 :— Pass. , ib. 4.8 ; diestu/lwto dokoi=s D.S. 20.23 . diastu/rakoi, oi(, those with dark pupil and light iris, Hsch. diastu/fomai [u_], aor. -estu/fqhn, become constipated, Hippiatr. 35 . diasug-xe/w, confuse utterly, Plu. 2.1078a . diasug-xu/nw, = foreg., A.D. 202.15 . diasuka/cai: diaskeda/sai ( Tarent. ), Hsch. diasun-ista/nw, = sq., to\ me/llon a)gaqo\n d. th=| yuxh=| Ph. 1.603 . diasun-i/sthmi, set forth, signify clearly, 237 , al., D.L. 3.79 . introduce, bring forward, tina\ le/gonta Ph. 1.368 , al.:— Pass. , to be presented to the mind, M.Ant. 3.2 . designate a successor to, i(erhtei/an 1014.155 (Erythrae, iii B. C.). diasun-tre/xw, revolve with, toi=s a)/llois, of heavenly bodies, Anon. in Ptol. Tetr. 119 . diasu_rigmo/s, o(, f. l. for diasurmo/s , D.S. 14.109 . diasu_ri/zw, whistle, of the wind, LXX 3.50 ; f.l. in Theopomp. Hist. 76 :—also diasun-su_ri/ttw, c. acc. metaph., to\ th=s fh/mhs ptero\n th\n u(/brin a(pantaxh=| d. Lib. 40.59 ; also, whistle away, waste idly, th\n me/xri th=s au)lh=s (sc. o(do/n) Lyd. 2.26 . diasur-mo/s, o(, disparagement, ridicule, Phld. p.37 J. , D.S. 14.109 , Longin. 38.6 , Ph. 2.571 (pl.), Artem. 3.25 . dia/sur-sis, ews, h(, drawing through a surgical dressing, Paul.Aeg. 6.62 . metaph., = foreg., Ptol. 160 . diasur-te/on, one must ridicule, Arist. 1443a9 . diasu/r-ths, ou, o(, detractor, Ptol. 164 . diasur-tiko/s, h/, o/n, disparaging, Phld. p.180 ., Ptol. 160 ; lo/gos Trypho p.206S. Adv. -kw=s Sch. E. 925 . dia/sur-tos, on, drawn through, lhmni/skos Paul.Aeg. 6.34 . diasu/r-w [u_], pf. -se/surka Diph. 75 :— Pass. , pf. -sesu/rqai Arist. 1433b6 :—tear in pieces, kre/a prob. in Theopomp.Hist. 76 : metaph., pull to pieces, i.e. to disparage, ridicule, Alex. 141.11 , 237 ; diesu/re ta\ paro/nta D. 13.12 , al.; loidorou/menos kai\ diasu/rwn Id. 18.180 , cf. Plb. 4.3.13 , Phld. p.59 W., etc. break up, disperse, su/nodon Plb. 10.42.4 . draw through, Paul. Aeg. 6.25 :— Pass. , to be drawn to one side, Hippiatr. 26 . diasu/sta^sis, ews, h(, commending, tou= zhtoume/nou Ph. 2.454 ; introduction, Id. 1.26 . designation of a successor, d. i(erhteiw=n 1014.13 (pl., Erythrae, iii B.C.). diasfa^g-h/, h(, gap, LXX 4.7(1) ; v. diasfa/c. sluice-gate, Wilcken 11 6 (ii B.C.). dia/sfa^g-ma, atos, to/, = diasfa/c 11.2 , Hippon. 68A. diasfair-i/zw, throw about like a ball, sa/rka E. 1136 . diasfair-o/omai, to be rolled up into a ball, plpf. diesfai/rwto Nonn. 3.137 . diasfakth/r, h=ros, o(, murderous, si/dhros 7.493 (Antip. Thess.). diasfa^li/zomai, secure firmly, Plb. 5.69.2 , Ph.Byz. 4.2 , Herod. Med. ap. Orib. 8.7.3 :— Pass. , sidh/rw| dihsfalisme/na J. 15.11.3 . diasfa/llw, overturn utterly, th\n te/xnhn Luc. 17 :— Pass. , to fail of, be disappointed of, tino/s Aeschin. 2.35 , 3.91 , D.S. 20.10 ; th=| pronoi/a, e)n pra/cesi, Plb. 5.81.7 , 4.14.3 , cf. Arist. 19.3 ; pa/nta d. Vett.Val. 116.34 . diasfa/c, a/gos, h(, (diasfa/zw) any opening made by violence, rent, esp. gorge, through which a river runs, Hdt. 2.158 (pl.), 3.117 , etc.; cleft in the earth, Lyc. 317 . Medic., of divisions of blood-vessels, Hp. 3 ; fissure in the liver, Herophil. ap. Gal. 2.570 . sluice, POxy. 1188.24 (i A. D.). gill-cavity, in fishes, Opp. 1.744 . = to\ qh=lu mo/rion , Eust. 897.60 . dia/sfacis, ews, h(, = diasfa/c , Hp. 2.1.8 (dub.l.). diasfa/ttw, slaughter, f.l. in Lib. 1.8 . diasfendona/w, scatter as by a sling, D.S. 17.83 :— Pass. , to be hurled from slings, Agath. 3.25 , 5.3 ; to be scattered in all directions, X. 4.2.3 , Plu. 15 , D.C. 56.14 . dismember, Plu. 43 . diasfeteri/zomai, f.l. for sfeteri/zomai , Ph. 2.130 . diasfhko/omai, Pass. , to be made like a wasp, be pinched in at the waist, me/sos diesfhkwme/nos Ar. 1072 . later in Act. , bind tight, Nonn. 25.189 , al. diasfhn-o/w, dilate as with a wedge, Meges ap. Orib. 44.24.2 :— Pass. , Antyll.ib. 10.23.7 ; in literal sense, Apollod. 180.14 . diasfh/n-wsis, ews, h(, plugging, motw=n Sor. 2.40 (pl.). dia-sfi/ggw, bind tight, zw/nais th\n koili/an Erasistr. ap. Gell. 16.3.8 , cf. Antyll. ap. Orib. 7.9.3 , Aret. 1.5 :— Pass. , [ sw/mata] kata\ to\ me/son diesfigme/na narrow-waisted, Eun. p.234D. ; also sfragi=si xrusode/tois d. ib. p.255 D. ; dub.l. ib. p.261 D. dia-sfigkte/on, one must bind tightly, Paul.Aeg. 3.44 . dia/-sfigcis, ews, h(, binding tight, ligature, Sor. 2.41 , Heliod. ap. Orib. 10.18 , Antyll.ib. 7.9.3 , Aret. 2.2 . diasfra_g-i/zomai, seal up, LXX 39(32).10 . diasfu^do/w, cause to swell up, Hsch. ; cf. sfudo/w. dia/sfucis, ews, h(, (sfu/zw) pulsation, flebw=n Hp. 48 ; a)rthri/hs Aret. 2.2 ; throbbing, e)gkefa/lou Id. 1.3 . diasxa/zw, open a vein, Aret. 2.10 . dia/sxesis, ews, h(, prob. = dia/sxisma 11 , Hsch., 340.6 . diasxhma^t-i/zw, shape, form variously, Str. 17.1.4 , Plu. 2.4993 :— Med. , of God, mould as Creator, Pl. 53b :— Pass. , ib. 50c . simply, shape, model, Luc. 6 , v.l. in 11 ( Pass. ). shape oneself, prepare, e)pi\ pra=gma Eun. p.269D. diasxhma^/t-isis, ews, h(, formation, i.e. dimensions, of a groove, Procl. 3.19 : generally, Id. 3.261 D. dia-sxi^dh/s, e/s, cloven, split, parted, Ath. 11.488e . dia-sxi/zw, cleave asunder, sever, i(sti/a de/ sfin . . die/sxisen i)\s a)ne/moio Od. 9.71 ; e)a/n tis e(\n d. Pl. 97a , etc.:— Pass. , to be cloven asunder, neu=ra diesxi/sqh Il. 16.316 ; opp. sugkri/nesqai, Pl. 893e ; qoi)ma/tion d. Id. 469d ; of soldiers, to be separated, parted, X. 4.5.13 ; to be set at variance, die/sxisto h( po/lis Charito 6.1 : impers., tou/tois die/sxistai they have a cleft, Arist. 475a2 . dia-sxi/s, i/dos, h(, division, flebo/s Hp. 44 , cf. Gal. 14.706 . dia/-sxi^sis, ews, h(, division, cleft, Ath. 11.488e ; of roads, Them. 20.236b (pl.). dia/-sxisma, atos, to/, interval, Sch.D.T. p.191 H. (Dind. for dia/sxhma). in Music, interval of half the di/esis, Philol. 6 . dia-sxismo/s, o(, = dia/sxisis , Sch. A. 131 . metaph., dissension, 923.21 (i/ii A. D.). diasxoini/zw, scatter, in pf. part. Pass. , Hsch. (-sxhn- cod.). diasxole/w, strengthd. for a)sxole/w, peri/ ti Hdn. 7.6.7 ( Med. ). diasw/|zw, preserve through a danger, of persons, *)apo/llwna d. katakru/yasa Hdt. 2.156 ; d. po/lin E. 783 ; d. tina\ e)k kindu/nwn Isoc. 1.23 :— Med. , save for oneself, ta\ plei/stou a)/cia X. 4.2.28 :— Pass. , Pl. 22d ; come safe through, tou\s diaswqe/ntas Id. 540a , cf. 3.20 , etc.; diasw/|zesqai e)s . . or pro/s . . to come safe to a place, Th. 4.113 , X. 5.4.5 , etc.; recover from illness, Id. 2.10.2 . of things, preserve, maintain, a)ndri\ ta)ma\ d. le/xh . . E. 65 ; keep in memory, X. 3.5.22 ; d. pi/stin tini/ Id. 7.2.17 ; d. to\n prw=ton lo/gon Pl. 395b , cf. Arist. 189b1 ; ta\ palaia/ Isoc. 10.63 :— Med. , preserve for oneself, retain, eu)daimoni/an, eu)tuxi/an, Th. 3.39 , 5.16 ; do/can Lys. 2.69 ; th\n tw=n *mh/dwn malaki/an X. 8.8.15 . diaswma^ti/zw, dismember, gloss on diatkhni/yai , Hsch. diaswpa/somai, v. diasiwpa/w. diasws-te/on, one must maintain, Pl. 360b , 25.41 D. diasws-th/s, ou=, o(, policeman, Just. 130.1 . diasws-tiko/s, h/, o/n, preservative, Max.Tyr. 20.5 , al.; du/namis Gal. 1.14 ; qeo\s d. kai\ tw=n fu/sewn thrhtiko/s 5 . diasw/xw, rub to pieces, Nic. 696 (tm.). diata_geu/w, arrange, v.l. for diata/cai in X. 8.3.33 . dia-ta^gh/, h(, command, ordinance, LXX 4.11 , 13.2 ; e)k diatagh=s 3465 , 92.3 (iv A. D.); testamentary disposition, IGRom. 4.840.3 , etc.; d. th=s tru/ghs poih/sasqai make arrangements for . ., 133.4 (iv A. D.); po/lews Ps.-Callisth. 1.33 ; ei)s diataga\s a)gge/lwn 7.53 ; medical regimen, Ruf. ap. Orib. 6.38.13 ; = ta/cis , 1.15.8 . dia/-tagma, atos, to/, ordinance, edict, Phld. 2.289S. , D.S. 18.64 , Ph. 1.180 , 11.23 , Plu. 6 , 22.1077.34 ; kata\ to\ d. (sc. th=s sugklh/tou) ib. 12(3).173.10 ; = Lat. edictum, 458.81 (i B. C.), 1074.3 (iii A. D.), etc.; = Lat. formula, IG 14.951.24 , 25 (Rome); testamentary disposition, POxy. 1282.27 (i A. D.). dia-tagmatiko/s, h/, o/n, edictalis, Gloss. dia-tagmo/s, o(, = dia/tacis 11 , ib. dia/-takta, ta/, miscellaneous treatises, Anon. p.14.3 W. dia-takte/on, one must assign, ta\ pro/sfora xarakth=ri e(ka/stw| Demetr. 59 . dia-takte/w, issue a decree, Gloss. dia-ta/kths, ou, o(, assigner of posts, Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.69 . dia-taktiko/s, h/, o/n, capable of ordering, arranging, Phld. p.52 J. , Ptol. 82 . Adv. -kw=s dia-ta/ktwr, oros, o(, = -ta/kths , Orph. 54 , Sch. Il. 1.16 . diata^lanto/omai, Pass. , swing to and fro, of a ship, Ach.Tat. 3.1 . diata^mieu/w, manage, dispense, Pl. 805e :— Med. , store, husband, Id. 111d . diata/mnw, Ion. and Dor. for diate/mnw, Hdt. 2.139 , 1.12 . diata^nu/w, = diatei/nw, dia\ ptera\ . . tanu/ssas A.R. 4.601 . diataci/arxos, o(, assigner of offices, official of guild of bouko/loi, 4.386 (Pergam.). dia/tacis, ews, h(, (diata/ssw) disposition, arrangement, of troops, Hdt. 9.26 ; h( d. tw=n fula/kwn D. 18.248 ; disposition of the elements, Pl. 53b ; tau/thn o( ko/smos e)/xei th\n d. Arist. 300b25 ; of a treatise, Ph. 49.4 ; Rhet., arrangement of topics, Luc. 24 . command, LXX 118(119).91 , Plb. 4.19.10 , Phld. 1251.20 , 2.48 (pl.); testamentary disposition, Plb. 4.87.5 ; compact, Id. 8.16.12 . imperial constitution, qei=ai d. Wilcken 41 iii 20 (iii A. D.); kata\ dia/tacin tou= *(adrianou= 1022.9 (ii A. D.); vearai\ d., title of Justinian's Novels; of the decree of the praefectus Aegypti, Wilcken 27.10 (ii A. D.). diata^ra/ssw, Att. dia/-ttw, throw into confusion, X. 4.2.40 , Pl. 693c , Plb. 11.1.9 , Phld. 108 :— Pass. , d. e)n tai=s tou= bi/ou metabolai=s Isoc. 2.39 , cf. Epicur. 3p.66U. , D.S. 18.7 , Jul. 3.116d . diata^ra^xh/, h(, disturbance, Plu. 2.317b (pl.). dia/ta^sis, ews, h(, tension, dilatation, e)/xein d. to have the power of dilatation, Arist. 664a33 (v.l.); kefalh=s diata/seis kai\ i)li/ggous Pl. 407c (prob.). extension, of a fractured or dislocated limb, Hp. 15 , cf. Heliod. ap. Orib. 49.8.33 ; spartw=n Alciphr. 2.4 . stretching across: hence Medic., d. frenw=n diaphragm, Hp. 22 ; d. alone, Id. 394 ; also of vaginal obstruction, Paul.Aeg. 6.72 . tension, exertion, pneu/matos Thphr. 32 ; of athletes and the like , Arist. 885b23 , 705a18 ; diata/seis kai\ klauqmoi/, of infants, Id. 1336a34 : metaph., h( eu)/noia . . ou)k e)/xei d. Id. 1166b33 ; e)n d. genome/nhs th=s yuxh=s Plu. 21 ; h( pro\s to\n h(/lion d., of plants, Iamb. 21 .lh/. contention, quarrel, ei)s mega/lhn e)lqei=n d. pro/s tina D.S. 38 / 9.2 (s.v.l.). diata/ssw, Att. dia/-ttw, pf. diate/ta^xa 1151.6 (i B. C.), prob. in 326.27 (Teos):—appoint or ordain severally, dispose, eu)= de\ e(/kasta a)qana/tois die/tace Hes. 74 ; a)nqrw/poisi no/mon d. Id. 276 ; appoint to separate offices, d. tou\s me\n oi)ki/as oi)kodome/ein, tou\s de\ dorufo/rous ei)=nai Hdt. 1.114 ; d. ti ei)=nai Pl. 45b ; ti/nas ei)=nai xrew\n tw=n e)pisthmw=n . . h( politikh\ d. Arist. 1094b1 : abs., make arrangements, pro\s to\ sumpi=pton a)ei\ d. X. 8.5.16 :— Med. , arrange for oneself, classify, Pl. 271b ; tini\ peri/ tinos Plb. 5.21.1 ; undertake, pledge oneself, pro/s tina c. fut. inf., ib. 14.11 ; also in act. sense, peri\ qusiw=n 331.53 (Pergam.):— Pass. , to be appointed, constituted, Pl. 932a ; para\ ta\ -tetagme/na contrary to orders, 1022.17 (ii A. D.): c. inf., v.l. in Hdt. 1.110 : c. acc., d. gh=n to be appointed to cultivate, POxy. 899.22 ( 200 A. D. ). esp. draw up an army, set in array, Hdt. 6.107 , Th. 4.103 ; die/tace xwri\s e(ka/stous ei)=nai Hdt. 1.103 :— Med. , diataca/menoi posting themselves in battle-order, Ar. 360 , Th. 8.104 , X. 7.1.20 :—pf. Pass. , diateta/xqai to be in battleorder, Hdt. 7.178 , Th. 4.31 ; diete/takto Hdt. 6.112 (but in med. sense, J. 12.5.4 ). Med. , make teslamentary dispositions, peri/ tinos Plu. 2.1129a ; order by will, c. inf., 11.133 ( Lucill. ); bequeath, 1151.6 (i B. C.):— Pass. , to be bequeathed, PFay. 97.13 (i A. D.). diata^tiko/s, h/, o/n, on the stretch, urgent, Plb. 29 ( Comp. ). Adv. Comp. -w/teron by an extension of meaning, S.E. 1.45 codd. diatafreu/w, cut off or fortify by a ditch, Plb. 3.105.11 , Plu. 62 :— Pass. , J. 5.4.2 . diateqrumme/nws, Adv., (diaqru/ptw) weakly, Pl. 922c . diatei/nw, stretch to the uttermost, d. to\ to/con Hdt. 3.35 ; keep stretched out, th\n xei=ra Hp. 8 ; d. ta\s xei=ras e)pi/ ti X. 1.3.4 ; a)ra/xnion d. pro\s ta\ pe/rata Arist. 623a9 ; tina\ u(pe\r lexe/wn 5.54 ( Diosc. ):— Pass. , extend, mi/a i)de/a pa/nth| diatetame/nh Pl. 253d . intr., extend, Diog.Apoll. 6 ; dia\ panto\s tou= bi/ou Arist. 1172a23 ; kaq' a(/pan to\ sw=ma Id. 503b21 ; kata\ to\ sunexe\s e(/ws ei)s . . Plb. 3.37.9 ; to continue, ge/nos die/teine lampro/n Plu. 30 . d. ei)s, poti/ ti, extend or relate to, concern, 569.11 , 38 (Halasarna, iii B. C.), cf. Plb. 8.29.6 ; pro\s ta\ o(/la Id. 9.5.4 . reach, arrive at, extend as far as, pro/s . . Epicur. 1p.13U. , Plb. 5.86.4 , D.S. 12.70 , etc.; live until the time of, ei)/s tina Plu. 15 . Med. and Pass. , exert oneself, ti/ ou)=n . . dieteina/mhn ou(twsi\ sfodrw=s; D. 18.142 ; diateina/menos feu/gein at full speed, X. 4.2.23 ; qei=n diatetame/nous Pl. 474a ; i)e/nai ib. 501c ; pu\c diateina/m<*>enos Theoc. 22.67 ; strain, exert the voice, Arist. 1336a39 ; diatei/nesqai pro/s ti exert oneself for a purpose, X. 3.7.9 ; dietei/nanto au)to\n mh\ ei)selqei=n prevented him from going in, Antipho 5.46 ; d. ta\ ka/llista pra/ttein Arist. 1169a9 . maintain earnestly, contend, d. w(s . . maintain stoutly that . ., Pl. 247c , Thphr. 3.18.7 , 4.6.1 , etc. oppose, opp. sunapofh/nasqai, Gal. 4.759 ; pro/s tina ib. 773 . in strict sense of Med. , stretch oneself, Anaxan dr. 41.67 . to stretch out for oneself or what is one's own, d. to\ to/con Hdt. 4.9 ; ta\ be/lea w(s a)ph/sontes to have their lances poised as if they were about to throw, Id. 9.18 ; diateina/menoi oi( me\n ta\ palta\ oi( de\ ta\ to/ca X. 1.4.23 ; diatetame/noi ta\s ma/stigas Plb. 15.28.2 . diateix-i/zw, cut off and fortify by a wall, Ar. 818 ; to\n *)isqmo/n Lys. 2.44 ; th\n po/lin a)po\ th=s a)/kras Plb. 8.32.2 . divide as by a wall, h( r(i\s diatetei/xike ta\ o)/mmata X. 5.6 : metaph., keep apart, fw=s kai\ sko/tos Ph. 1.632 , al.; diatetei/xistai h( i(stori/a pro\s to\ e)gkw/mion is separated from it, Luc. 7 . diatei/x-ion, to/, = sq., D.S. 16.12 (s. v.l.). diatei/x-isma, atos, to/, place walled off and fortified, Th. 3.34 ; cross-wall, Id. 7.60 . wall between two places, 421.46 (Thermon, iii B.C.), Plb. 8.34.9 : metaph., wall of partition, Luc. 11.4 . diateix-ismo/s, o(, fortifying, ta=s po/lios 4.757B25 (Troezen). diatekmai/romai, only aor. 1 -tekmhra/mhn, mark out, assign, e)/rga a)nqrw/poisi Hes. 398 , cf. D.P. 1172 ; mark, trace out, A.R. 4.284 ; determine, gene/qlhn *moi=rai d. Man. 6.750 . diateleuta/w, bring to fulfilment, qeo\s dia\ pa/nta t. Il. 19.90 . diatel-e/w, fut. -tele/sw, Att. -telw=: pf. diatete/leka X. 1.5.4 , 22.223A5 :—bring quite to an end, accomplish, e)pei/ per h)rca/mhn, diatele/sai bou/lomai X. 7.3.4 ; d. xa/rin E. 434 ; so of Time, diatetelekw\s ta\ e)n toi=s e)fh/bois de/ka e)/th X. l. c. abs., mostly c. part., continue being or doing so and so, to\ loipo\n th=s zo/hs d. e)o/nta tuflo/n Hdt. 6.117 ; d. e)o/ntes e)leu/qeroi Id. 7.111 , cf. 1.32 , etc.; d. to\n loipo\n bi/on douleu/ontes And. 1.38 ; d. kaqeu/dontes Pl. 31a ; minuri/zwn d. to\n bi/on o(/lon Id. 411a ; diete/lesas peirw/menos you have been trying all along, Id. 206a : with Adjs., d. pro/qumos continue zealous, Th. 6.89 , cf. 1.34 ; d. a)xi/twn X. 1.6.2 ; h(du\s d. Alex. 45.9 . with no part. or Adj., continue, live, d. met' a)llh/lwn dia\ bi/ou Pl. 192c ; d. xarie/ntws Id. 426a ; e)n a)grw=| Men. 4 . generally, continue, persevere, diate/lei w(/sper h)/rcw Pl. 494c ; d. e)n u(/pnw| Arist. 779a24 ; e)n th=| qala/tth| Id. 933a14 ; of things, continue, e)a\n ai( mimh/seis e)k ne/wn po/rrw d. Pl. 395d . diatel-h/s, e/s, continuous, incessant, brontai/ S. 1514 ; ever-flowing, u(/data Ael. 13.1 ; permanent, turanni/des Pl. 618a ; perpetual, a)reth/ 7.2509 (Thebes). (dia\ te/lous serves as the Adv.) diate/mnw, Ion. and Dor. diatel-ta/mnw (q.v.), fut. -temw=, cut through, cut in twain, dissever, dia\ de\ glw=ssan ta/me me/sshn Il. 17.618 , cf. 522 (tm.), Hdt. 2.139 ; dia\ ka/ra temw/n S. 799.6 ; dia\ ku=ma temw/n cleaving the wave, ib. 271.5 (anap.); dixh=| gai=an d. part it asunder, A. 545 (lyr.); di/xa d. Pl. 190d ; ti a)po/ tinos Id. 280b : metaph., disunite, diatet mhko/ta th\n politei/an Aeschin. 3.207 . cut up, Hdt. 2.41 . diatenh/s, e/s, tending, pro\s th\n telei/wsin Thphr. 2.15.2 . diate/rpomai, take one's pleasure with, gunaiki/ App. 27 . diatersai/nw, strengthd. for tersai/nw, Prisc. p.301 D. , Hsch. diateta^me/nws, Adv., (diatei/nw) with might and main, earnestly, d. feu/gein Arist. 1166b28 ; e)nergei=n ib. 1175a8 , cf. Plu. 26 , Iamb. 19 , Hierocl. 20p.464M. diatethrhme/nws, carefully, prob. in Sch. D.P. 1 . diatetrai/nw, fut. ( Ion. ) -tetrane/w Hdt. (v. infr.), or -trh/sw Apollod. 148.3 : aor. -e/trhsa Plu. 2.370b , App. 26 :— Med. , -trh/saio Gal. 4.708 :— Pass. , aor. part. -trhqei/s 321.13 : pf. part. -tetrhue/nos Apollod. 152.2 :—bore through, kefala/s Hdt. 3.12 ; w)|o/n Plu.l.c.:— Med. , aor., w)=ta dietetrh/nato Ar. 18 :—diatel-diatitrai/nw Thphr. 1.17.9 ( Pass. ); also (as if from diati/trhmi) part. diatitra/ntes D.C. 69.12 , impf. dieti/trh App. 122 :—late pres. diatitra/w Suid. : impf. dieti/trwn App. 77 ; dieti/tra Gal. 14.18 . diath/kw, melt, soften by heat, khro/n Ar. 149 ; relax the bowels, Hp. Aër. 7 . soak, e)n e)lai/w| Thphr. 29 , Aët. 15.13 :— Pass. , aor. -eth/xqhn Ph. 89.20 . Pass. , with pf. -te/thka, melt away, thaw, X. 4.5.6 ; waste away, Arist. 385a28 , Agath. 2.14 . dia/thcis: tabes, Gloss. diathr-e/w, Boeot. diathr-ta_re/w 1.132.8 (ii B. C.), but Dor. diathr-thre/w 541 4 :— watch closely, observe, Pl. 836d (v.l.), Arist. 612b28 ; d. mh/ ti pa/qwsi D. 9.20 . maintain, th\n e)leuqeri/an Decr. ap. D. 18.184 ; th\n ta/cin Decr.ib. 37 ; to\ pre/pon Arist. 1178a13 ; ta\ tou= bi/ou di/kaia Men. 637 ; th\n po/lin kai\ th\n e(autw=n pi/stin Plb. 1.7.7 ; th\n eu)/noian 12(7).506 ; th\n a)fqarsi/an Phld. 3 19 , etc.:— Med. , -ei=tai to\n kairo/n observes, ib. 77 :— Pass. , o(/tan diathrhqw=sin oi( no/moi th=| po/lei Aeschin. 3.6 ; a)leitou/rghtos -threi/sqw h( qei/a fu/sis Epicur. 2p.42U. with predicates, bou=s e)nne/a e)/th d. a)noxeu/tous Arist. 595b18 ; a)blabe/s d. Plb. 7.8.7 ; a)fluktai/nwta d. ta\ me/rh Dsc. 5.156 ; d. to\n po/lemon Plu. 33 . d. e(auto\n e)/k tinos keep oneself from . ., 15.29 . diath/r-hsis, ews, h(, preservation, LXX 16.33 ,al.; e(autw=n D.S. 2.50 ; tw=n a(gi/wn Ph. 1.203 ; ge/nous J. 1.3.2 , etc. diathr-hte/on, one must preserve, Gp. 9.11.10 ; one must keep, e)n a)grupni/a| Aët. 13.12 . diathr-htiko/s, h/, o/n, disposed for keeping, fi/lwn M.Ant. 1.16 ; u(giei/as Porph. 1.53 , cf. Asp. 14.2 . diati/qhmi, 3 pl. impf. dieti/qoun Antipho Trag. 1 :—arrange each in their several places, distribute, ta\ kre/a, in sacrificing, Hdt. 1.132 ; to\ me\n e)pi\ decia/, to\ d' e)p' a)ristera/ Id. 7.39 ; h(=|per oi( qeoi\ die/qesan ta\ o)/nta X. 2.1.27 ; d. oi)=non ei)s o)stra/kia Arist. 594a11 . manage well or ill, usu. with Adv., kra/tista d. ta\ tou= pole/mou Th. 6.15 ; kalo\n pra=gma kakw=s d. D. 19.88 ; of persons, d. e(wuto\n a)nhke/stws treat himself barbarously, Hdt. 3.155 :— Pass. , ou) r(a|di/ws diete/qh he was not very gently handled, Th. 6.57 ; a)po/rws diateqe/ntas reduced to helplessness, Lys. 18.23 ; a)qli/ws diatiqe/menos Pl. 121b ; sw=ma diateqeime/nw| kakw=s Men. 591 . c. acc. pers., with Advbs., dispose one so or so, o(/tan ou(/tw diaqh=|s tou\s *(/ellhnas Isoc. 5.80 ; ou(/tw diaqei\s . . ta\s po/leis pro\s a)llh/las D. 18.168 ; d. tina\s a)pi/stws pro\s h(ma=s au)tou/s Id. 20.22 ; to\n a)kroath\n d. pws Arist. 1356a3 :— Pass. , to be disposed in a certain manner, pro/s tina Pl. 151c , Isoc. 8.14 ; oi)keio/teron diateqh=nai/ tini Id. 12.160 ; to\n ei)rhme/non tro/pon Arist. 1302a35 ; e)rwtikw=s d., of animals, Pl. 207c , cf. Longus 1.15 (dia/keimai is more usu. as Pass. in this sense). set forth, of speakers, minstrels, etc., recite, kakw=s poih/mata Pl. 162d , cf. 658d ; cf. B. 6 . describe, Str. 1.1.16 , etc. Med. , arrange as one likes, dispose of, th\n qugate/ra X. 5.2.7 ; ta\ sw/mata e)poneidi/stws d. Isoc. 12.140 ; ou)/q' o(/s' a)\n pori/swsi . . tau=t' e)/xontes diaqe/sqai D. 2.16 ; ei)s kalo\n d. ta\ pepragme/na Luc. 51 , cf. 25 ; spend, d. ta\s ou)si/as ei)/s ti Plb. 20.6.5 : metaph., to\ plei=on th=s o)rgh=s ei)/s tina Id. 16.1.2 . dispose of one's property, devise it by will, Is. 3.68 ; th\n ou)si/an e(te/rw| Id. 7.1 ; d. diaqh/kas, diaqh/khn, make a will, Lys. 19.39 , Pl. 922c : abs., ibid., Lys. 6.41 ; ka)\n a)poqa/nh| mh\ diaqe/menos intestate, Arist. 1270a28 ; o( d. the testator, Ep.Hebr. 9.16 . dispose of merchandise, fo/rton Hdt. 1.1 , 194 , cf. X. 7.3.10 , 2.11 ; tisi/ Pl. 849d ; e)/laion kai\ ki/ki 48.4 (iii B. C.); d. th\n w(/ran kai\ th\n sofi/an X. 1.6.13 ; d. ti triplasi/as timh=s h)\ pro/teron D. 42.31 . arrange or settle mutually, d. diaqh/khn tini/ make a covenant with one, Ar. 439 ; d. diaqh/khn pro/s tina 3.25 ; e)/rin d. a)llh/lois settle a quarrel, X. 2.6.23 ; w(molo/gnsan kai\ die/qento o)fei/lein 12(7).67.58 (Amorgos). compose, make, no/mous Pl. 834a . set forth, recite, lo/gous, dhmhgori/an, etc., Plb. 3.108.2 , D.H. 11.7 , cf. D.S. 12.17 ; pollou\s e)pai/nous tinw=n D.H. 3.17 ; d. r(h=sin e)f' e(autou= Luc. 1 . Gramm., diatiqe/nai and -ti/qesqai to act and be acted upon, A.D. 12.15 ; to\ diatiqe/n and to\ diatiqe/menon subject and object, ib. 127.22 . diati_la/w, pass excrements, Hippiatr. 31 , al. diati/llw, lit., pluck, kourai=s . . diatetilme/nh fo/bhn having had its mane clipped, S. 659.7 . dia/tilma, atos, to/, portion plucked off, fu/llwn 6.71 (Paul. Sil.). diati_m-a/w, finish honouring, honour no longer, ta\ tou=de diateti/mhtai qeoi=s A. 1052 Sch. (tou=d' ou) codd.). Med. , get a thing estimated or valued, th\n ou)si/an D.S. 4.21 ; to\ a)di/khma tala/ntwn pentakosi/wn Id. 16.29 ; th\n xw/ran J. 13.9.2 , cf. 2266.8 (Delos), 679.60 (ii B. C.):—also in Act. , 26.10 , Sm. 27.14 . diati_/m-hsis, ews, h(, valuation, d. poiei=sqai Ath. 6.274e , cf. D.S. 29.10 , 267.18 (i A. D.); assessed value, PRev.Laws 55.24 . diati_m-hth/s, ou=, o(, appraiser, valuer, Just. 64.1 : pl., Id. 9.4 . diati_m-htiko/s, gloss on dokimastiko/s , Suid. diati^na/ssw, shake asunder, shake to pieces, e)ph\n sxedi/hn . . dia\ ku=ma tina/ch| Od. 5.363 ; ta\ dw/mata E. 606 : fut. Med. in pass. sense, ib. 587 (lyr.). shake violently, ka/ra d. a)/nw ka/tw Id. 282 ; shake out, strw/mata Hierocl. p. 63A. diatinqa^le/os, a, on, = tinqale/os , Ar. 329 . diatitrai/nw, diatitra/w, diati/trhmi, v. diatetrai/nw. diatitrw/skw, pierce through, transfix, de/rma Hp. 11 ; tau/rous D.C. 63.3 :— Pass. , J. 6.3.1 . diatlh=nai, part. diatla/s, endure, suffer, Hsch. diatme/w, (a)tmo/s) evaporate, Hp. 4.45 . dia-tmh/gw, aor. 1 die/tmhca: aor. 2 die/tma^gon:— Pass. , aor. 2 -tma/ghn [ma^] (v. infr.):— Ep. for diate/mnw, cut in twain, e)/nqa diatmh/cas . . then having cut [the Trojan host] in twain . ., Il. 21.3 ; nhxo/menos . . lai=tma die/tmagon Od. 7.276 , cf. 5.409 ; w)=lka d., of ploughing, Mosch. 2.81 ( Med. , a)rou/ras diat mh/casqai A.R. 1.628 ); *)apo/llwna h)eli/oio xw=ri d. distinguish him from the Sun, Call. 48 :— Pass. , die/tmagen (3 pl. aor. 2 for -tma/ghsan) e)n filo/thti they parted friends, Il. 7.302 : abs., they parted, 1.531 , Od. 13.439 ; also, they were scattered abroad, Il. 16.354 . dia/-tmhma, atos, to/, space partitioned off, Lyd. 3.37 . dia-tmhte/on: decidendum, Gloss. diatmi/zw, evaporate, Arist. 344b23 , 353b8 , Sor. 1.106 , Corn. 32 , etc.: c. acc. cogn., i(drw=ta d. Plu. 2.695c :— Pass. , in same sense, Arist. 305b14 ; of perspiration, to\ su/mpan skh=nos dihtmi/sqh Aret. 1.1 . diatoixe/w, = a)natoixe/w (q.v.), Eub. 51 , Aristid. 1.462 J. dia/toixos, on, extending through the width of the wall, u(perto/naia cu/lina d. 22.463.57 . Subst. dia/toixos (sc. li/qos), o(, bonding course or stone, ib. 11(2).144 57 , 97 (Delos, iv B. C.), 199 32 (iii B. C.), 7.56 , 57 (pl.), cf. Hsch. diatomh/, h(, cutting through, severance, A. 934 (lyr., pl., dub.), Ael. 13.20 . sharp edge, o)do/ntwn ib. 1.31 . hole, perforation, in a pipe, D.S. 2.10 . dia/tomos, on, = dixo/tomos , Mart.Cap. 8.864 . diato/naion, to/, joist, PPetr. 2p.14 (iii B. C.); curtain-rod, Callix. 1 :—so dia-to/nion, curtain-hook or -ring, LXX 35.11 . diatonqoru/zw, strengthd. for tonqoru/zw, fobero/n ti D.C. 73.8 . diatoniko/s, h/, o/n, = dia/tonos 11 , ei)=dos, ge/nos, Ph. 1.321 , Aristid. Quint. 2.19 ; dia/sthma Cleonid. 5 . Adv. -kw=s Nicom. 11.2 . diatono/omai, to be in a state of tension, Pall. 12 . dia/tonos, on, (diatei/nw) on the stretch, vehement, au)=rai Thphr. 2.3.1 . extending from front to back, of bonding courses in a wall, Vitr. 2.8.7 . in Music, dia/tonon (sc. ge/nos), to/, the diatonic scale, opp. xrwmatiko/n, e)narmo/nion, Aristox. p.19M. , etc.; d. me/los Alciphr. 1.18 ; d. melw|di/a D.H. 19 . diatoc-ei/a, h(, contestin archery, 339.82 (Sestos). diatoc-eu/simos, on, that can be shot across, xw/ra a place within bowshot, Plu. 28 . diatoc-eu/w, shoot through: metaph., d. lo/gon tini/ shoot it across to him, Hld. 5.32 . Med. , contend with others in archery, X. 1.4.4 ; tini/ Parth. 4.4 . diato/r-euma, atos, to/, graven work, LXX 7.17(30) . diator-eu/w, engrave, chase, S. 315 ; d. xrusa=s fia/las stefa/nois a)mpe/lou Aristeas 79 ; o( qeo\s e)pi/statai ta\ e(autou= dhmiourgh/mata d. Ph. 1.105 ; d. e)n shsa/mw| gra/mmasin e)/ph Plu. 2.1083e :— Pass. , Ael. 14.7 , Hierocl. p.37A. diator-e/w, strike through, pierce, Anon. ap. Suid. diator-i/a, h(, shrill, high-pitched music, prob. in Thphr. 4.11.4 . diator-neu/w, round off, Lib. 30.6 . dia/tor-os, on, (tei/rw) piercing, pe/dai A. 76 ; d. fo/bos thrilling fear, ib. 181 (lyr.); of sound, d. *turshnikh\ sa/lpigc Id. 567 : neut. as Adv., dia/toron fqe/ggesqai Plu. 2.303e ; a)naboa=n Luc. 1 . Pass. , pierced, bored through, podoi=n a)kmai/ S. 1034 . diatra^gei=n, v. diatrw/gw. diatra^gw|de/w, = tragw|de/w , interpol. in D. 18.22 ; also gloss on diakwmw|de/w , Hsch. (corrupt). dia/tra^mis, ews, o(, h(, = lispo/pugos , Stratt. 74 . diatra_no/w, articulate clearly, xrwmatiko\n ge/nos Nicom. 7 ; bre/fos diatetranwme/non 47 : metaph., Iamb. p.72 P. diatra_nw=s, Adv. clearly, d. [o(rw=si] Phld. p.58O. diatra^xhli/zomai, putone's neck under theyoke, Teles p.10H. fall head over heels, Plu. 2.501e . diatra_xu/nw, make quite rough, Plu. 2.979b ( Pass. ). diatreme/w, to be very still, Arr. 6 . diatreptiko/s, h/, o/n, dissuasive, lo/gos Plu. 2.788f . diatre/pw, fut. -tre/yw Plb. 2.47.8 :—turn away, deter from a thing, d. tina\ tou= mh\ . . Id. 5.4.10 ; tina/ tinos Plu. 2.87f ; tina\ pro\s to\ mh\ a)polipei=n Arr. 1.6.10 :— Pass. , fut. diatra^ph/somai Epicur. (v. infr.), etc.: aor. dietra/phn [a^] D. 25.95 , etc.:—turn aside from one's purpose, Epicur.p.xxviii U.; to be confounded or perplexed, Hp. 5.81 , D. l.c., Plb. 3.86.6 ,al.; u(po\ panto\s d. kai\ diarrei=n D.Chr. 66.19 : c. acc., to be overawed by, o)/xlon . ., Epict. 65 ; avoid, refuse to face, tina/s Plu. 2.532e , etc. pervert, Critias 22 D. overthrow, do away with, o(/rous S.E. 2.212 :— Pass. , ib. 194 ,al. diatre/fw, fut. -qre/yw D.C. 63.27 :—breed up, support, dub.l. in Arar. 16 ; to\ te/xnion h(ma=s -qre/yei D.C.l.c.; tina\ a)po/ tinos X. 2.7.6 ; d. spoudai/ws keep patient well nourished, Aët. 16.36 :— Pass. , to be sustained continually, Th. 4.39 ; to be maintained, 1024vii 14 (iv A.D.), etc. diatre/xw, aor. -e/dra^mon Od. 3.177 , etc., also -e/qreca Call. 23 , 5.225 (Paul. Sil.):—run across or over, i)xquo/enta ke/leuqa die/dramon Od.l.c.; ti/s d' a)\n e(kw\n tosso/nde diadra/moi a(lmuro\n u(/dwr; 5.100 ; a)tremi/zwn kai\ mh\ diatre/xwn Antipho 3.2.5 ; pass through, dia\ th=s po/lews 3924.26 (i A.D.). metaph., run through, to\n bi/on Pl. 802a ; ta\ h(de/a X. 2.1.31 ; d. to\n lo/gon get to the end of it, Pl. 237a . abs., run about, d. ei)s a)gro/n Ar. 536 , cf. Men. 245 ; diatre/xontes a)ste/res Ar. 838 ; nefe/lai die/dramon Theoc. 22.20 : metaph., run through, spread, e)n tw=| sw/mati die/drame gargalismo/s Hegesipp.Com. 1.16 ; d. sa/los a(pa/ntwn kai\ newterismo/s Plu. 68 ; qrou=s d. th=s e)kklhsi/as Id. 13 . of Time, pass away, Hdn. 2.6.3 . d. ei)s . . come quite to . ., Hp. 39 ; d. me/xri penetrate to . ., Plu. 24 ; pro\s th\n oi)konomi/an 79ii4 (ii A.D.). diatre/w, run trembling about, flee all ways, die/tresan a)/lludis a)/llos Il. 11.486 , cf. 17.729 , Plu. 29 , 18 . dia/-trhma, atos, to/, foramen for spinal nerves, Gal. 2.848 . dug-out, canoe, Procop. 6.1 . dia/-trhsis, ews, h(, perforation: pore, Hp. 10 , Gal. 8.6 . hole in bone, ib. 9.5 . dia-trhta/rios, o(, maker of diatreta, Cod.Just. 10.66.1 . dia/-trhtos, on, bored through, pierced, Gal. 2.668 . Lat. diatreta, glass vessels with open-work decoration, Mart. 12.70.9 . diatri^bh/, h(, wearing away, esp. of Time, way or manner of spending, xro/nou te diatriba\s . . e)fhu=re . . pessou\s ku/bous te pastimes, S. 479.2 : hence, abs., pastime, amusement, Ar. 923 , Alex. 219.4 , etc.; e)n sunousi/a| tini\ kai\ d. D. 21.71 ; ge/lwta kai\ d. pare/xein tini/ Aeschin. 1.175 , cf. Plu. 11 ; tou= sumposi/ou d. Alex. 185 ; pare/sxe toi=s kwmikoi=s d. materiem jocandi, Plu. 4 , cf. Jul. 2.52b ; place of amusement, Men. 481.10 , Bato 2.4 . serious occupation, study, etc., tou\s e)n filosofi/a| kai\ th=| toia=|de d. teqramme/nous Pl. 172c ; diatriba\s poiei=sqai peri/ ti Lys. 16.11 , cf. Is. 11.37 ; pro/s ti Aeschin. 2.38 ; e)pi/ tini Ar. 1498 ; h( d. ta\ polla\ e)n lo/gois Pl. 204a . discourse, ta\s e)ma\s d. kai\ tou\s lo/gous Id. 37d , cf. 484e , Isoc. 12.19 , etc.; ai( politikai\ d. D.H. 10.15 . short ethical treatise or lecture, d. braxe/os dianoh/matos h)qikou= e)/ktasis Hermog. 5 , cf. Suid. : title of works by Zeno, Cleanthes, etc. school of philosophy, Ath. 5.211d , al., Luc. 5 ; *mwusou= kai\ *xristou= Gal. 8.579 ; *)epikou/rou d. Numen. ap. Eus. 14.5 ; also, a place of teaching, school, h( e)n tw=| kh/pw| d. Epicur. 217 , cf. Phld. p.39 M., Luc. 25 , Ath. 8.350b . way of life, passing of time, d. e)n a)gora=| Ar. 1055 ; d. ne/wn e)n dikasthri/ois And. 4.32 ; h( e)n *sikeli/a| d. stay there, Pl. 337e ; poiei=sqai e)n tw=| u(grw=| th\n d., e)n th=| gh=|, Arist. 487a20 , 474b26 ; diatriba\s met' a)llh/lwn diat ri/bein Aeschin. 1.147 . place of resort, haunt, ta\s e)n *lukei/w| d. Pl. 2a ; h)=|a e)pi\ ta\s sunh/qeis d. Id. 153a . in bad sense, waste of time, loss of time, delay, with or without xro/nou, E. 751 , etc.; d. poiei=sqai Isoc. 4.164 : pl., d. kai\ mellh/seis Th. 5.82 ; xro/nou d. e)mpoiei=n, pare/xein, Id. 3.38 , X. 8.13 , etc.; e)mbalei=n Plu. 20 ; diatribh\n potw=| poiei=n prolong a carouse, Alex. 226.4 . Rhet., occasion for dwelling on a subject, Arist. 1418a27 (pl.). continuance, permanence, Id. 374a12 . sens. obsc., = sunousi/a , Procop. 2 . diatri^biko/s, h/, o/n, scholastic, pedantic, of persons, Plb. 12.26d . 6 ; lo/goi ib. 25k . 2 ; r(htorikh/ Phld. 2.65 S. ; oi( d. ib. 1.32 S. diatri/bw [ri_], pf. -te/tri^fa Plb. 4.57.3 :— Pass. , aor. 2 dietri/bhn [i^] (v. infr.):—rub hard, xersi\ diatri/yas Il. 11.847 : more freq., wear away, consume, pa/nta diatri/bousin *(axaioi/ Od. 2.265 ; xrh/mata Thgn. 921 ; ta\ tw=n *peloponnhsi/wn Th. 8.87 ; ei)s ai)ti/as a)lo/gous d. to\ qei=on to fritter away Providence into unreasoning causes, Plu. 23 :— Pass. , ka/kista diatribh=nai perish utterly, Hdt. 7.120 ( v.l. e)k- ), cf. Th. 8.78 . spend, of Time, qerei/hn Hdt. 1.189 ; freq. xro/non d. Lys. 3.11 ; para/ tini Hdt. 1.24 , etc.; d. tina\s h(me/ras X. 6.5.49 ; e(\c e)/th Isoc. 4.141 (later c. gen., e)tw=n ou)k o)li/gwn e)n *(rw/mh| d. Hdn. 3.10.2 ):— Pass. , e)niauto\s dietri/bh Th. 1.125 . abs. (without xro/non), waste time, ou) mh\ diatri/yeis . .; make no more delay, Ar. 462 ; d. e)n gumnasi/ois pass all one's time there, Id. 1002 ; e)n a)/stei Antipho 1.14 ; e)n a)grw=| Philem. 71.6 ; au)tou=, e)/ndon, Pl. 311a ; d. met' a)llh/lwn go on talking, Id. 59d , etc.: hence, busy, employ oneself, e)n zhth/sei Id. 29c ; e)n filosofi/a| Id. 173c ; e)pi/ tini Id. 305a , Isoc. 3.19 , D. 2.16 ; a)mfi/ ti X. 2.1 ; peri/ ti Pl. 90c , Isoc. 1.4 ; pro\s i(ppikh=| Pl. 126c ; pro\s toi=s e)/rgois Arist. 1309a8 ; pro\s filosofi/a| (prob. l. for -i/an) Pl. 540b : c. part., d. meletw=sai X. 1.2.12 . abs., lose time, delay, Il. 19.150 , Hp. 19 , Ar. 515 , etc.; le/ge kai\ mh\ dia/t ribe Pl. 472b ; diate/tri^fa I have let the time slip by . ., Id. 143a : c. part., kaq' e(/kasta le/gwn d. to waste time in speaking, Isoc. 3.35 , cf. D. 1.9 . reside, PHal. 1.182 (iii B.C.), 22.6 (ii A.D.), etc. put off by delay, thwart, hinder, mh/ ti diatri/bein e)mo\n xo/lon Il. 4.42 ; ou)/ ti diatri/bw mhtro\s ga/mon Od. 20.341 ; ta)/riston Ar. 503 : c. dupl. acc. pers. et rei, o)/fra ken h(/ ge diatri/bh|sin *)axaiou\s o(\n ga/mon put them off in the matter of her wedding, Od. 2.204 : c. gen. rei, mh\ dhqa\ diat ri/bwmen o(doi=o let us not lose time on the way, ib. 404 :— Med. , mh/ ti diatribw/meqa pei/rhs A.R. 2.883 . diatri/zw, pf. -te/tri_ga, squeak, creak, Agath. 5.7 : c. acc. cogn., fwna/s prob. in Plu. 2.994e . dia/trimma, atos, to/, a sore from the skin being rubbed off in riding, diatrip-te/on, one must spend time, Arist. 1417a10 , Men. p.359 S. one must rub, Hippiatr. 1 . diatrip-tiko/s, h/, o/n, fit for bruising, mu/ron Ar. 943 . diatri^tai=os, a, on, = dia/tritos , in Lat. form, Cael.Aur. 1.3 . diatri^ta/rios i)atro/s physician who prescribes three days' fast, Gal. 10.582 . dia/tri^tos, on, tertian, opp. a)mfhmerino/s, peri/odoi Ph. 1.427 : but more freq., d. (sc. peri/odos), h(, period of three days, th\n a)po\ tau/ths fulakte/on d. Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 5.27.23 ; h( prw/th d. Thessal. ap. Gal. 10.264 ; pro\ th=s prw/ths d. S.E. 2.237 . dia/triyis, ews, h(, grinding, Dsc. 4.45 ; trituration, Sor. 1.93 . dia/tri^xa, Adv. = tri/xa , in three divisions, three ways, usu. written divisim in Hom. , as Il. 2.655 ; as one word, 86 , A.R. 2.997 . dia-troph/, h(, confusion, agitation, PTeb. 27.104 (ii B.C.), Plb. 1.16.4 ,al., Onos. 42.2 (pl.); fiasco, debâcle, Cic. 9.13.7 . disgust, Metrod. 831.7 , 19 , cf. Phld. 1.219 S. ; d. kai\ fo/bos D.S. 17.41 . pity, sympathy, Anon. ap. Suid. d. toi=s a)dikou=si gi/nesqai divert them from wrongdoing, J. 2.16.4 . dia-tro/pios, on, dub. sens., xroi/a Paul.Aeg. 5.19 . dia/-tropos, on, various in dispositions, tro/pois E. 559 codd. diatrofh/, h(, sustenance and support, X. 4.49 , Men. 14 , 88 , D.S. 1.74 , 321.7 (iii A.D.); tw=| te/rati [the Minotaur] pro\s diatrofh\n kataskeua/sai labu/rinqon D.S. 4.77 : pl., means of subsistence, 6.8 . diatroxa/des, ai(, title of a poetical form, Praxiph. ap. Hsch. diatroxa/zw, of a horse, trot, X. 7.11 ; of a person, ride to and fro, App. 4.125 ; also, hasten, e)pi/, e)s . ., ib. 1.69 , 5.105 : abs., bustle about, Eun. p.463 B. diatru/gios [u^], on , (tru/gh), diatru/gios de\ e(/kastos [o)/rxos] h)/hn each row bore grapes in succession, Od. 24.342 , cf. Eust.ad loc. diatru_pa/w, bore through, pierce, Arist. 528b33 :— Pass. , Luc. 24 . diatru^fa/w, strengthd. for trufa/w, Pl. 695c . diatru^fe/n, v. sub diaqru/ptw. diatrw/gw, fut. -trw/comai Ar. 164 : aor. -e/tra^gon ib. 367 :—gnaw through, to\ di/ktuon Il.cc., cf. 757 ; ta\s neura/s Arist. 1401b16 ; keep munching, Pl.Com. 173.10 :— Pass. , Hp. 1.107 . c. gen. rei, eat of, Ael. 1.10 . diatt-a/w, sift, riddle, Hp. 21 , Pl. 226b , al., 2587.60 , Ruf. ap. Orib. 7.26.97 :— Pass. , Pl. 402c , 22.463.83 , Thphr. 3.18.5 . (The form diassa/w is given as etym. in 271.37 ; diasshqe/ntos dub. cj. in Emp. 5.3 ; prop. dia-tta/w, cf. a)leuro/-tthsis, e)tthme/na: hence pf. part. Pass. dietthme/nhs 22.463.83 (but dihtt-codd. Thphr.l.c.).) dia/tt-hsis, ews, h(, sifting, prob. in Plu. 2.693e . di/att-os, o(, sieve, Hsch. dia/|ttw, v. diai/+ssw. diatugxa/nw, go wrong, make a mistake, PMasp. 76.15 (vi A.D.). diatu^li/ssw, Att. dia/tt-ttw, unroll, S.E. 1.281 . dia/tu^los, on, callous, of a fistula, Megesap. Orib. 44.24.8 . diatu^po/w, form, xarakth=ras D.S. 3.67 ; d. no/mous give them a lasting form, Luc. 5 :— Pass. , LXX 19.6 , D.S. 4.11 ,al., Sor. 1.59 ; of seals, to be engraved, Arist. 801b5 . metaph., imagine, conceive, Act. , Luc. 4 ; d. th=| fantasi/a| Chor. p.213 B. , cf. Hdn. 4.3.8 ; represent, portray, Plu. 2.83a ; xrw/masi/ ti Lib. 27.2 . make dispositions, of a testator, Just. 1.2.2 ; of a legislator, ib. 3 :— Pass. , ib. 6.1.1 ; to be arranged, regulated by agreement, metacu\ tw=n *(ellgni/dwn po/lewn . . o(po/sa xrh\ e(ka/sthn . . lu/ein 7.24.4 . diatu/ptomai, = plhkti/zomai , Sch. Ar. 958 . diatu/p-wsis [u^], ews, h(, full and perfect shape, Arist. 551b2 ; configuration, d. a)ndrei/kelos Plu. 72 . system, mhxanikw=n Hero *Mens. 23 . vivid description, Longin. 20.1 , Alex. 3.25 , etc. regulation, apportionment, IG 12(9).907.9 (Chalcis, iv A.D.), 14.455 (Catana, V A.D. ), 23 (iii A.D.), 63.6 (iv A.D.); disposition made by a legislator, Just. 117.13 ; by a testator, ib. 1.1.2 . diatup-wte/on, one must represent, lo/gw| o(poi=os a)\n o( bi/os ge/noito D.H. 2.6 . diatup-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, descriptive, vivid, Sch. A.R. 1.834 . formative, Theol.Ar. 34 . diatu/fw [u_], pf. part. Pass. diatequmme/nh dazed, Lib. 1.95 (nisi leg. -teqrumme/nh). diatwqa/zw, tease, Alciphr. 2.4 . diaug-a/zw, glance, shine through, tw=| sxismw=| 3.3.3 ; e(/ws ou(= h(me/ra diauga/sh| 1.19 : impers., a(/ma tw=| diauga/zein (sc. th\n h(me/ran) Plb. 3.104.5 ; to be transparent, Mnesith. ap. Orib. inc. 15.11 . = fwti/zw , Hsch. : and so metaph., diaugasqei/s being enlightened, perceiving the truth, J. 5.10.4 . Astrol., influence by its rays (= e)piqewre/w), 1.130.70 (i A.D.). Pass. , to be glazed, of pottery, prob. in 1143.15 (i B.C.). diau/g-asma, atos, to/, = sq., Aq. 3.4 . diaug-asmo/s, o(, splendour bursting forth, of lightning, 3.3.1 . diau/g-eia, h(, = foreg., Philostr. 2.1 , Them. 13.175a , etc. translucency, Plu. 2.914b , Hierocl. 26p.480M. : metaph. of sayings, clarity, Plu. 2.408e . hole to admit light, D.S. 17.82 ; peephole, Procl. 3.25 . diaug-e/w, dawn, h(me/ras -ou/shs Plu. 22 , D.H. 5.49 . h(=tton d. to be less obvious, of a tumour, Antyll. ap. Orib. 46.27.4 . Pass. , to be transparent, Gal. 7.88 , Hsch. diaug-h/s, e/s, translucent, of water, Arist. 840b34 , 9.227 (Bianor), 277 ( Antiphil. ): Sup. , v.l. in Arist. 397a16 ; ta\ u(gra\ tw=n o)fqalmw=n -e/stata Alex.Aphr. 1.68 , cf. Ecphant. ap. Stob. 4.7.64 ; radiant, of metal, Call. 21 ; of stars, A.R. 2.1104 ; of gems, a)me/qustos 5.204 ; o)fqalmoi/ Aristaenet. 1.1 . diaug-i/zw, = -a/zw , Aq. 25.5 . diau/g-ion, to/, vent, Hero 1.18 , al.; peephole, Procl. 3.16 . diauqente/w, to be certainly informed, S.E. 7.425 . diaul-e/w, accompany with a diau/lion, ma/qhsin 1125.20 (i B.C.). diaul-i/a, h(, duet on the flute, Hsch., 269.30 . diaul-i/zw: baqu/nw h)\ mhku/nw, Suid. :— Pass. , dihuli/sqh: diefqa/rh, Hsch. diaul-iko/s, h/, o/n, of the di/aulos, tro/pos Iamb. p.89P. diau/l-ion, to/, (au)lo/s) an air on the flute in the interval of the choral song, Sch. Ar. 1282 , Hsch. : diau/l-eion, Suid. di^aulodrom-e/w, to run the di/aulos, Sch. Ar. 293 ; return to the starting-point, Arist. 741b21 ; of the moon, Ph. 1.24 ; of evils, recur, Id. 2.350 . di^aulodro/m-hs, ou, o(, runner in the di/aulos, Pi. 10.9 . di^aulodrom-i/a, h(, running forwards and backwards, Lyd. 1.12 . di^aulo/drom-os, running the di/aulos, 7.1772 (Thespiae), 3.146 (Thessaly): written di^aulodrom-adro/mos 2758 (Aphrodisias): metaph. of the cock, dia\ ga\r th=s au)lh=s tre/xei interpol. in Artem. 4.22 . di/aulos [i^], o(, double pipe or channel: usu. in the race, double course, Pi. 13.37 , E. 825 , 22.957 , al.; compared with recurrent nerves, Gal. 7.14 . d. i(/ppos, Hp. 2.63 . metaph., ka/myai diau/lou qa/teron kw=lon pa/lin to run the homeward course, retrace one's steps, A. 344 ; di/auloi kuma/twn ebb and flow, rise and fall of the waves, E. 29 ; ei)s au)ga\s pa/lin a(li/ou dissou\s a)\n e)/ban diau/lous they would twice return, Id. 662 (lyr.), cf. 1102 ; to\n u(/staton tre/xwn d. tou= bi/ou Alex. 235 ; e)kperit re/xein diau/lous to run to and fro, Aristaenet. 1.27 ; of a wife's return to her husband, Anaxandr. 56.4 . strait, E. 435 . in pl., of air-passages, Opp. 2.181 . diaulwn-i/a, h(, (au)lw/n) narrow passage, Eust. 1917.32 . diaulwn-i/zw, pass through a narrow channel, Arist. 478b12 , 366a27 . admit a thorough draught, Ath. 5.189c . diaulwn-ismo/s, ou=, o(, passage of wind through a narrow opening, Eust. 1107.63 . diauca/nw, spread out, Aët. 7.1 . di/auros: dalo\s dia/puros, Hsch. diauxeni/zomai, hold the neck erect, Eun. pp.263,272 D. diauxe/nios, on, running through the neck, muelo/s Pl. 74a . diau/xhn: eu)eci/an, Hsch. diau/w, f.l. for i)au/w , E. 1049 (lyr.). diafa^gei=n, aor. 2 inf. of diesqi/w, eat through, Hdt. 3.109 , Hp. 1.2 . diafa/dhn, Dor. diaulwn-a/dan [fa^], Adv. openly, o)neidi/sai Sol. ap. Arist. 12.5 , cf. Alcm. 23.56 . diafai/kwsi: diafai/nein, Hsch. diafai/nw, show through, let a thing be seen through, th\n leuko/thta d. Arist. 735b20 ; *)aw\s kalo\n die/faine pro/swpon Theoc. 18.26 ; d. ta\s e(autw=n fu/seis Plb. 12.24.1 . allow light to pass, Hero 27.1 . convey (to the reader), kataskeuh/n Phld. 2.35 . Pass. , show through, neku/wn d. xw=ros showed clear of dead bodies, Il. 8.491 ; to be seen through a transparent substance, Hdt. 3.24 ; me/lan to\ mh\ diafaino/menon impervious to light, Arist. 780a34 , cf. 936a8 ; li/qos diafaino/menos transparent stone, Agatharch. 82 . to glow, to be red-hot, moxlo\s diefai/neto ai)nw=s Od. 9.379 . metaph., to be proved, show itself, e)n pei/ra te/los -etai Pi. 3.71 , cf. Th. 2.51 ; to be conspicuous, duna/mei tau=ta me/gista diefa/nh Id. 1.18 ; stand out, excel, pa/nq' a(plw=s a)\ diafai/netai prob. in Phld. 5.4 . intr., show light through, to be transparent, i(ma/tia -onta Philem. 81 ; dawn, h(me/rhs -ou/shs Hdt. 7.219 , cf. 8.83 : metaph., shine through, to\ megaloprepe\s dia\ tou= prosw/pou diafai/nei X. 3.10.5 . pura\ die/fa_ne ( Dor. aor. 1) the pyre parted its flames, so as to allow a passage, Pi. 3.44 ( v.l. -faine ). diafaire/w, take quite away: aor. Med. diafeilo/mhn v.l. in Paul. Aeg. 6.35 , Prob.l. in LXX 17.39 . diafa/n-eia [fa^], h(, transparency, Pl. 110d . diafan-h/s, e/s, (fai/nw) translucent, transparent, [u(/alos] Ar. 767 ; ou)=ra Hp. 4.72 , 1.26 . b/; w)=ta Id. 188 ; u(da/tia Pl. 229b ; xitw/nia Ar. 48 ; xitwna/rion Men. 727 , cf. 5(1).1390.16 , 21 ; to\ d. Arist. 418b4 ,al. red-hot, Hdt. 2.9 , 4.73 , 75 , Hp. 11 . metaph., manifest, ta/d' h)/dh diafanh= S. 754 ; distinct, distinctly seen, fle/bes Hp. 6.3.17 ; ei)=dos d. Pl. 544c , 548c ( Sup. ). Adv. -nw=s Th. 2.65 , X. 6.1.24 : Sup. -e/stata D.C. 37.46 . conspicuous, e)n toi=s a)/llois Pl. 600b ; ei)s a(/pantas a)nqrw/pous a)reth=| Id. 25b . Subst. d., to/, talc, Gal. 13.663 , Orib. 99 . diafarma^keu/w, give medicine to, tina/s v.l. in Plu. 2.157c . diafaros xitw/n made in two pieces, EM 175.39 . dia/fa^sis, ews, h(, (diafai/nw) view through, opp. e)/mfasis, Thphr. 30 : metaph., e)kfa/seis kai\ d. th=s a)lhqei/as Plu. 2.354b , cf. Cic. 2.3.2 . dia^fa/ssein: diasillai/nein, Hsch. diafauli/zw, hold cheap, depreciate, Pl. 804b , Hierocl. p.59A. , Lib. 50.48 . dia/-fauma, atos, to/, daybreak, PLond. 5.1684.4 (vi A.D.). dia/-fausis, ews, h(, shining through, Plu. 2.929b . diafau/skw, Ion. (and later Prose, D.H. 9.63 ) dia-fw/skw, aor. -e/fausa LXX 44.3 , al.:—show light through, dawn, a(/m' h(me/rh| diafwskou/sh| as soon as day began to dawn, Hdt. 3.86 , 9.45 ; a)/rti diafau/skontos (abs.) Plb. 31.14.13 . diafeggh/s, e/s, pellucid: Adv. Comp. , u(e/lou -e/steron a)pastra/ptein Luc. 26 . diafero/ntws, Adv. pres. part. Act. of diafe/rw, differently from, d. h)/ . ., Lys. 31.20 , Pl. 538b , 85b . c. gen., d. tw=n a)/llwn above all others, Id. 52b ; pa/ntwn d. proqumo/tatos Th. 8.68 . abs., differently, in different ways or degrees, Arist. 1098a29 , 1260a11 , Hierocl. 7p.430M. especially, pre-eminently, Th. 1.38 , etc.; d. h(=tton polu/ Pl. 862d . diafe/rw, fut. dioi/sw S. 321 , dioi/somai 255 , etc.: aor. 1 dih/negka, Ion. dih/neika: aor. 2 dih/negkon:—carry over or across, d. nau=s to\n *)isqmo/n Th. 8.8 ; carry from one to another, diafe/reis khru/gmata E. 382 ; [ to\ h)/lektron] diafe/retai ei)s tou\s *(/ellhnas Arist. 836b6 : metaph., glw=ssan dioi/sei will put the tongue in motion, will speak, S. 323 codd. of Time, d. to\n ai)w=na, to\n bi/on, go through life, Hdt. 3.40 , E. [10] ; nu/kta Id. 600 : abs., a)/pais dioi/sei ib. 982 :— Med. , live, continue, u(gihroi\ ta)/lla diafe/rontai Hp. 56 ; sou= dioi/setai mo/nos will pass his life apart from thee, S. 511 ; skopou/menos dioi/sei X. 2.1.24 (cj. Dind. for die/sh|). bear through, bear to the end, skh=ptra E. 1195 ; gastro\s o)/gkon d., of a woman, Id. 15 , cf. X. 2.2.5 : hence, bear to the end, go through with, po/lemon Hdt. 1.25 , Th. 1.11 ; but also, bear the burden of war, Id. 6.54 ; endure, support, with an Adv., r(a=|sta ga\r to\ so/n te su\ ka)gw\ dioi/sw tou)mo/n S. 321 ; d. po/tmon da/krusi E. 1143 (lyr.): abs., of patients in disease, d. e(/ws tw=n ei)kositessa/rwn h(mere/wn Hp. 40 ; d. fqeiro/menos ib. 12 (also h( nou=sos d. e)nne/a e)/tea ibid.). carry different ways, Ar. 570 , etc.; d. e(/kasta ei)s ta\s xw/ras ta\s proshkou/sas X. 9.8 ; toss about, o(/plisma . . diafe/rwn e)sfendo/na E. 715 ; d. ta\s ko/ras to turn the eyes about, Id. 1087 . 1261 (lyr.):— Pass. , to be drawn apart, disrupted, opp. sumfe/resqai, Heraclit. 10 , Pl. 242e , Epicur. 908.2 ; to be tossed about, dub. in Str. 3.2.5 ; d. e)n tw=| *)adri/a| 27.27 , cf. Plu. 26 . d. tina/ spread his fame abroad, Pi. 11.60 ; ei)s a(/pantas th\n e)kei/nou mnh/mhn d. D. 61.46 :— Pass. , fh/mh dihne/xqh Plu. 2.163c . tear asunder, E. 754 ; disjoin, Arist. 1451a34 ( Pass. ): metaph., distract, ta\s yuxa\s fronti/sin Plu. 2.133d , cf. 97f ( Pass. ), D.Chr. 32.46 ( Pass. ). d. th\n yh=fon give one's vote a different way, i.e. against another, Hdt. 4.138 , etc.; but also, give each man his vote, E. 49 , Th. 4.74 , X. 5.8 . e)ra/nous d., = dialu/esqai , pay them up, discharge them, Lycurg. 22 . defer, reserve for judgement, to\n ai)/tion A. 68 (lyr., diaspara/ssei Sch.). plunder, Herod. 7.90 :— Pass. , tw=n a)po\ [th=s oi)ki/as] forti/wn dienhnegme/nwn 1.45.9 (ii B.C.). excel, a)reth=| tou\s a)/llous D.S. 11.67 , cf. 2.5 ; kallitekni/a| pa/sas gunai=kas 3.123 (Amasia). intr., differ, fua=| d. Pi. 7.54 ; a)=r' oi( teko/ntes diafe/rousin h)\ trofai/; is it one's parents or nurture that make the difference? E. 599 : c. gen., to be different from, Id. 251 , Th. 5.86 , etc.; ou)de\n dioi/seis *xairefw=ntos th\n fu/sin Ar. 503 , cf. Pl. 329d ; to\ d' . . a)fani/zein i(era\ e)/sq' o(/ti tou= ko/ptein diafe/rei; D. 21.147 ; d. ta\s morfa/s Arist. 497b15 ; d. ei)/s ti, e)/n tini, X. 1.2 , 7 ; para\ th\n *bebruki/an App. 1 ; kaq' u(peroxh\n kai\ e(/lleiyin Arist. 486a22 ; kata\ th\n qe/sin Id. 341b24 ; pro/s ti Id. 505a21 ; ti/ni d. ta\ a)/rrena tw=n qhleiw=n . . qewrei/sqw Id. 684b3 : c. inf., mo/nh| th=| morfh=| mh\ ou(xi\ pro/bata ei)=nai d. Luc. 15 : with Art., trei=s mo/nai yh=foi dih/negkan to\ mh\ qana/tou timh=sai three votes made the difference (i.e. majority) against capital punishment, D. 23.167 ; also diafe/rei to\ h(/misu tou= e)/rgou makes a difference equal to half the effort expended, X. 20.17 . impers., diafe/rei it makes a difference, plei=ston d. Hp. 5.22 ; braxu\ d. toi=s qanou=sin ei) . . E. 1248 , etc.; ou)de\n d. it makes no odds, Pl. 89c , cf. Men. 193 ; smikro\n oi)/ei diafe/rein; Pl. 467c : c. dat. pers., d. moi it makes a difference to me, Antipho 5.13 , Pl. 316b , etc.; i)di/a| ti au)tw=| d. he has some private interest at stake, Th. 3.42 ; ei) u(mi=n mh/ ti d. if you see no objection, Pl. 187d ; ti/ de/ soi tou=to d. ei)/te . . ei)/te mh/; Id. 349a , cf. 497b , etc.: c. inf., ou)de/ ti/ oi( die/feren a)poqanei=n Hdt. 1.85 : with personal constr., pra/gmata/ tini diafe/ronta Plu. 65 ; to be of importance, pro/s or ei)/s ti, Gal. 15.420 , 428 ; tw=| zw/|w| Id. 9.5 . to\ d. the difference, the odds, Pl. 45d ; = to\ sumfe/ron Antiph. 31 ; peri\ megi/stwn dh\ tw=n -o/ntwn bouleu/esqai Th. 6.92 , cf. Lys. 31.5 , Is. 4.12 ; ta\ a)nagkaio/tera tw=| tamiei/w| d. vital interests, PThead. 15.17 (iii A.D.); to\ d. me/ros tw=n a)pofa/sewn the essential part, 1204.11 (iii A.D.); ta\ d. vital matters, 2.18 ; e)pista/menos ta\ d. parabai/nein tolma=| And. 3.19 (but ta\ d. also simply, points of difference, in character and the like , Th. 1.70 , etc.). to be different from a person: generally, in point of excess, surpass, excel him (cf. supr. 11.8 ), tino/s v.l. for -o/ntws in Th. 3.39 ; tini/ in a thing, Id. 2.39 , Alex. 36.6 ; e)/n tini Isoc. 3.39 ; ei)/s ti Pl. 35b ; kata\ me/geqos X. 1.10 ; pro/s ti Aeschin. 1.181 : c. inf., d. tino\s metabiba/zein tina/ Pl. 517b : sts. folld. by h)/, polu\ die/feren a)le/casqai h)/ . . it was far better . . than . ., X. 3.4.33 , cf. 3.11.14 , 4.25 (where it means to differ in point of diminution); also d. me/ga ti para\ ta\s a)/llas po/leis Plb. 10.27.5 : abs., excel, e)pi/ tini Isoc. 10.12 ; ta/xei Jul. 2.53c ; oi( to/poi diafe/rousi Thphr. 5.14.9 ; diafe/ron ti pepraxe/nai a remarkable achievement, Plb. 6.39.2 . prevail, e)pi\ polu\ dih/negke Th. 3.83 . quarrel, struggle, Telecl. 20 ; oi( diafe/rontes the parties, litigants, PPar. 69 B 10 (iii A.D.). come between, intervene, o( diafe/rwn xro/nos Antipho 5.94 . belong to, tini/, as property, Ph. 1.207 , 3.940.23 (iii A.D.); of persons, belong to a household, 26.5 (iv A.D.); oi( -fe/rontes kinsfolk, Annuario 4 / 5.476 (Bargylia); appertain to, th=| w)nh=| 1062.21 (iii A.D.); ta\ ei)s tou=to -fe/ronta pra/gmata Mitteis 372v3 (ii A.D.). Med. and Pass. , be at variance, quarrel, tini/ Heraclit. 72 , cf. Amphis 32 , etc.; peri/ tinos Hdt. 1.173 , Pl. 7b ; d. a)llh/lois differ with, ibid., cf. Antipho 5.42 ; tini\ peri/ tinos Th. 5.31 , cf. X. 17.4 ; pro\s a)llh/lous Lys. 18.17 , cf. Hyp. 1607 1 iii 60 , etc.; ta\ pro\s a)llh/lous 1.363.5 (Samos, iii B.C.); a)mfi/ tinos X. 4.5.17 ; dienexqe/ntas gnw/mh| Hdt. 7.220 ; d. w(s . . maintain on the contrary that . ., D. 56.46 ; ou) diafe/romai, = ou)/ moi diafe/rei , Id. 9.8 ; mhde\n dia\ tou=to diafe/rou let there be no dispute on this ground, Lys. 10.17 ; oi( -fero/menoi the litigants, 685.29 (Crete, ii B.C.).—Not in Ep. dia/fesis, ews, h(, 22.1036.4 (dub. sens.). dia-feu/gw, fut. -feu/comai Pl. 135d :—get away from, escape, tina/ or ti, Hdt. 1.204 , 3.19 , Antipho 5.90 , etc.; qa/naton Pl. 39a ; ki/ndunon Isoc. 2.6 ; survive, [no/shma] Arist. 603b11 ; ga/mon Men. 21 : abs., Democr. 239 , Hdt. 1.10 , etc.; mh\ . . a)qw=|os diafu/gh| 44.28 (ii B.C.); e)k th=s *mh/lou Th. 8.39 ; d. e)k po/nwn ei)s a)gaqa/ Pl. 815e ; diafeu/gei d' ou)de\ nu=n but it is not even now too late, D. 10.31 :— Pass. , diefeu/xqh o( ki/ndunos J. 18.8.9 . escape one's notice or memory, Pl. 95e , 96e ; se\ diafeu/cetai h( a)lh/qeia Id. 135d ; d. ta\ nolla\ tw=n noshma/twn au)tou/s Jul. 7.228a ; polla/ me diape/feuge Isoc. 4.187 . dia-feukte/on, one must avoid, Gal. 13.27 . dia-feuktiko/s, h/, o/n, able to escape, Luc. 29 . dia/-feucis, ews, h(, escaping, means of escape, Th. 3.23 , J. 17.10.7 , Plu. 5 ( v.l. -fucis ), D.C. 40.32 ; avoidance, Phld. 1.192S. diafhme/w, bring discredit on, th\n eu(ge/neian dub. in Plu. 19 . diafhmi/zw, make known, spread abroad, D.H. 11.46 , 1.45 ; w(s . . Palaeph. 13 :— Pass. , c. inf., diefhmi/sqh qnh/|skein o( basileu/s J. 1.33.3 : abs., to be celebrated, e)pi\ tai=s kaloka)gaqi/ais Vett. Val. 250.5 :— Med. , aor. 1 diefhmi/canto D.P. 26 . call, name, Arat. 221 :— Med. , Id. 442 (v.l.), D.P. 50 . diafqartiko/s, h/, o/n, destructive, fatal, Arist. 865a8 , Poll. 5.132 . diafqe/ggomai, utter, speak, Porph. 63 ,al. diafqei/rw, fut. -fqerw= S. 438 , etc., Ep. -fqe/rsw Il. 13.625 : pf. die/fqarka E. 226 , Pl. 30d , etc.; also die/fqora (v. infr. 111 ):— Pass. , fut. diafqa^rh/somai Th. 4.37 ; Ion. diafqere/omai Hdt. 8.108 , 9.42 : 3 pl. plpf. diefqa/rato Id. 8.90 :—destroy utterly, po/lin Il. 13.625 ; e)/rga diafqei/reske Hdt. 1.36 ; make away with, kill, tina/ Id. 9.88 , etc.; destroy, ruin, h(/d' h(me/ra fu/sei se kai\ diafqerei= S.l.c.; th\n tu/xhn Id. 1069 ; d. xei=ra weaken, slacken one's hand, E. 1055 ; spoil, break, u(gih= li/qon 7.3073.33 (Lebad., ii B.C.); ta\ qurw/mata diefqa/rqai 22.1046.11 ; d. th\n sunousi/an break up the party, Pl. 338d . in moral sense, corrupt, ruin, gnw/mhn A. 932 ; d. tou\s ne/ous, tou\s newte/rous, Pl. 30b , 25a ; neani/skon sunw\n d. Eup. 337 ; esp. corrupt by bribes, Hdt. 5.51 ; a)rguri/w| d. tina/ Lys. 28.9 ; diafqeirome/nwn e)pi\ xrh/masi D. 18.45 ; d. gunai=ka seduce a woman, Lys. 1.16 , etc., cf. E. 318 ( Pass. ); d. tou\s no/mous falsify, counterfeit them, Isoc. 18.11 ; grammatei=on Id. 17.33 ( Pass. , ib. 24 ); ta\ fef adhko/ta 9(1).334.37 ( Locr. , V. B.C.). ou)de\n diafqei/ras tou= xrw/matos having changed nothing of his colour, Pl. 117b . of a woman, to lose by miscarriage or premature birth, e)/mbrua, bre/fos, Hp. 5.53 , Plu. 2.242c : abs., miscarry, Hp. 7.73 , Is. 8.36 :— Pass. , tw=n diafqareisw=n ta\ e)/mbrua Hp. 1.72 . lose, forget, E. 389 . = dia/gw , dub. in Id. 280 . Pass. , to be destroyed, d. e)pi\ toi=s i(mati/ois to be murdered for the clothes he wore, Antipho 2.2.5 ; of animals, freq. in Pap., 74.14 (ii A.D.), etc.; esp. to be crippled, disabled, Hdt. 1.34 ; of ships, ib. 166 , And. 1.142 ; to be spoilt, ga/la 1109.11 (i B.C.), cf. Th. 7.84 ; to be corrupted, ai(=ma Gal. 15.297 , al.; th\n a)koh\n diefqarme/nos deaf, Hdt. 1.38 ; ta\ ske/lea diefqa/rhsan had their legs broken, Id. 8.28 ; die/fqarmai de/mas to\ pa=n S. 1056 ; ta\ o)/mmata d. blinded, Pl. 517a ; sa\s fre/nas E. 1192 ; to\ frenw=n diafqare/n, = frenobla/beia , Id. 297 , cf. X. 4.1.8 : abs., diefqarme/nos decomposed, of a corpse, Pl. 614b . pf. die/fqora intr., to have lost one's wits, die/fqoras Il. 15.128 ; also in Hp. , diefqoro\s ai(=ma corrupted blood, 2.134 ; freq. in later Prose, ga/la d. h)/dh J. 5.5.4 ; ta\ d. sw/mata Plu. 2.87c , cf. 128e , Luc. 3 , etc.; but, in Trag. and Com. always trans. (cf. Ammon. 42 , Moer. 127 ), ta\s . . e)lpi/das die/fqoren S. 306 ; ta\s fre/nas die/fqore . . monarxi/a E. 1014 ; to\n lo/gon d. Cratin. 292 , cf. Eup. l.c., Pherecr. 145.15 , Ar. 490 , Men. 3 . aor. die/fqeira intr., became corrupt, LXX 2.19 . diafqi/nw, pf. part. diefqi^nhkw/s wasted away, Sch. Theoc. 10.18 . diafqone/w, envy, tini/ LXX 6.3 (v.l.):— Pass. , to be grudged, deprived of one's good fortune, J. 2.6.7 ; to be envied, Agath. 1.16 . diafqor-a/, Ion. diafqor-rh/, h(, (diafqei/rw) destruction, ruin, e)pi\ -fqora=| th=s po/lews Th. 8.86 ; a)pe/steile e)pi\ diafqorh=| Hdt. 4.164 ; me/xri diafqora=s Pl. 242d : pl., S. 573 , etc. destruction, blight, of things, o)mma/twn diafqorai/ Id. 552 ; diafqora\ morfh=s A. 643 . in moral sense, corruption, seduction, ne/wn X. 19 ; kritw=n Arist. 1372a34 (pl.). miscarriage, abortion, Hp. 1.3 , 505 , Melanges Holleaux 265 (ii/i B. C.). stomachic disorder, Aret. 1.5 . concrete, i)xqu/sin d. a prey for fishes, of a corpse, S. 1297 ; polemi/ois u(/brisma kai\ d. E. 459 . diafqor-eu/s, e/ws, o(, corrupter, no/mwn, a)nqrw/pwn, Pl. 53c ; tw=n ne/wn Them. 23.296b : as fem., E. 682 . diafqor-e/w, = diafqei/rw , dub. in Procop. 6.5 . diafi/hmi, aor. diafh=ka X. and Plb. (v. infr.): inf. diafei=nai D. 23.171 : fut. diafh/sousi is f.l. in Th. 7.32 : dismiss, disband, to\ stra/teuma e)k th=s xw/ras X. 3.2.24 ; th\n du/namin D.l.c.; an assembly, Plb. 3.63.14 ,al. diafi^lo-ni_ke/w, dispute earnestly, Arist. 165b13 , Plu. 29 , D.L. 3.34 . diafi^lo-tekne/w, persist in philoprogenitiveness, Phld. 339.9 . diafi^lo-ti_me/omai, strive emulously or earnestly, Thphr. 4.4.1 ; tini\ u(pe/r tinos Plu. 16 . diafle/gw, burn up, LXX 82(83).15 :— Pass. , Plu. 39 : metaph., inflame, ta\s yuxa/s Id. 16 ; oi( diafle/cantes *)axille/a qumoi/ Heraclit. 20 . dia/floisboi: tetaragme/noi, Hsch. diaflu/w, in Pass. , to be permeated, u(po\ qermou= Hp. 1.77 . dia-flu/zw and dia-flu/w, to be in exuberant health:—also Subst. dia/-flucis, ews, h(, = u(perblusis , Gal. 19.92 . dia/fobos, on, timorous, Tz.ad Lyc. 1242 . diafoiba/zw, drive mad, diapefoiba/sqai kakoi=s S. 332 . diafoigoimo/r: e)pi\ pa/sh| h(me/ra| th=s tw=n fiditi/wn sith/sews ( Lacon. ), Hsch. diafoini/ssomai, become quile red, Hp. 458 . diafoita/w, Aeol. part. zafoi/tais' Sapph. 25.15 :—wander, roam, l.c., Hdt. 1.60 ; go backwards and forw ards, ib. 186 ; of hounds on the scent, X. 3.3 ; d. dia\ th=s xw/ras Ar. 557 ; a)n' e)rh=mon dri/os prob. in 7.2 ; d. th=s *)itali/as Plu. 33 : c. acc., diafoitw=ntes [to\ zeu=gma] Philostr. 2.17 ; oi)mwgh\ d. to\n strato/n Id. 19.12 ; of a report, spread, ei)s *(pw/mhn Plu. 8 , cf. Luc. 7 , Hdn. 1.4.8 , etc. permeate, yuxh\ diapefoithkui=a (sc. sw/matos) Plot. 1.1.4 , cf. M.Ant. 8.54 ; [ dhmiourgo\s] th=s o(/lhs [th=s u(/lhs] diapefoithkw/s Gal. 4.561 . diafor-a/, h(, (diafe/rw) moving hither and thither, pessw=n diaforai/ moves, E. 360.9 . dislocation, tou= w)/mou Heliod. ap. Orib. 40.8.4 , 49.9 tit. difference, Th. 3.10 (pl.), etc.; peri/ ti D.H. 15 ; qeou= pro\s a)/nqrwpon Plu. 2.1075c ; diafora\n e)/xein to differ, Men. 426 . in Logic, the differentia of a species, e)k tou= ge/nous kai\ tw=n diaforw=n ta\ ei)/dh Arist. 1057b7 , cf. 139a29 : hence in pl. of species or kinds, Id. 1285a1 , 1289a20 , Thphr. 6.4.5 ; ei)/dh kai\ d. Plu. 2.719e ; also kata\ diafora\n poio/s 2.128 ,al. variance, disagreement, Hdt. 1.1 ; d. e)/xein tini/ E. 75 : pl., ta\s diafora\s diaire/ein, katalamba/nein, settle the differences, Hdt. 4.23 , 7.9 . b/; d. qe/sqai kalw=s And. 1.140 ; diaforai\ pro/s tinas Pl. 231b ; d. pro\s a)llh/lous peri/ tinos Lys. 25.10 ; e)n d. katasth=nai/ tini Antipho 1.1 ; d. filosofi/a| kai\ poihtikh=| Pl. 607b . distinction, excellence, Id. 23a ; nauphgi/as Plb. 1.51.4 . advantage, profit, Antipho 2.3.3 ; pa=n to\ pi=pton ei)s diafora=s lo/gon, valuables, Agatharch. 102 . vote, division, in an assembly, d. poih/sasqai 12(2).526a18 (Eresus). delay, PMagd. 11.10 (iii B. C.). d. dianoi/as being beside oneself, Dsc. 7 . diafor-e/w, = diafe/rw , spread abroad, disperse, kle/os eu)ru\ dia\ cei=noi fore/ousi Od. 19.333 ; swro\n . . diaforh=sai r(a/|dion Diph. 100 ; th\n u(gro/thta Plu. 2.366c , etc.; polla\ th=s ou)si/as ib. 484a ; d. kraipa/lh| th\n kraipa/lhn ib. 127f :— Pass. , diapeforh=sqai Critias 62 D. ; ta\ diapeforhme/na tw=n ei)dw/lwn Arist. 464b13 . carry away, tou\s staurou/s Th. 6.100 ; esp. as plunder, xrh/mata ta\ sa\ diafore/ei Hdt. 1.88 ; w(=n koinh=| diapeforhme/nwn d. 27.29 . plunder, e)parxi/as Plu. 6 , etc.:— Med. , 5.522.5 (iii B.C.):—most freq. in Pass. , oi)=kon diaforhqe/nta Hdt. 3.53 ; diaforoume/nhs th=s xw/ras u(po\ lh|stw=n D. 19.315 ; diaforei=sqai th\n gnw/mhn to be robbed of one's wits, Pl. 672b . tear in pieces, a)/llai de\ dama/las diefo/roun E. 730 ; tina\s toceu/masi Id. 571 ; u(po\ kunw=n te kai\ o)rni/qwn diaforeu/menos Hdt. 7.10 .q', cf. Ar. 338 . Pass. , of ice, break up, Gp. 19.6.4 . = diafe/rw 1.1 , carry across from one place to another, a)po\ tw=n cumma/xwn proso/dou diaforoume/nhs Th. 6.91 . Medic. (cf. diafo/rhsis, -htiko/s): dissipate by evaporation, perspiration, etc., in Pass. , Aret. 2.1 , Alex.Aphr. 1.68 , Gal. 10.657 , al. 'discuss', disperse by drugs or treatment, fu/mata Dsc. 5.156 , cf. Gal. 10.392 : abs., Dsc. 1.30 . exhaust by dissipating, weaken, kardiako/n me diaforei= pa/qos Diog. Oen. 66 : metaph., o( merismo\s d. kai\ e)klu/ei th\n e(ka/stou du/namin Procl. 86 :— Pass. , Gal. 14.735 . Pass. , dispute, debate, S.E. 1.205 . diaforou/menon a)ci/wma, v. difore/w. diafo/r-hma, atos, to/, thing thrown to and fro; the game of ball, Hsch. , Suid. thing torn to pieces, prey, LXX 37.16 . diafo/r-hsis, ews, h(, plundering, stealing, proba/twn 72.239 (ii B.C.): pl., Plu. 9 , 14 . evaporation, dissipation, Sor. 1.22 , Olymp. 145.14 ; perspiration, Cic. 16.18.1 ; d. tw=n i(drw/twn Plu. Fr. inc. 149 . dispersion, discussion, Gal. 10.919 . exhaustion, Cael.Aur. 1.15 ,al. dubitation, perplexity, Plu. 2.389a . diafor-htiko/s, h/, o/n, promoting perspiration, etc., Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.21.30 : Comp. , Dsc. 1.30 . capable of dispersing, discutient, du/namis d. oi)dhma/twn Id. 4.112 , cf. Gal. 13.925 . perspiring, Cael.Aur. 2.36 . diafo/r-htos, on, torn in pieces, sa/rc prob. in E. 344 . diafor-i/a, h(, = diafora/ 1, f.l. in D.H. 11.10 . dia/for-os, on, different, unlike, Hdt. 2.83 , 4.81 , Pl. 964a , etc.; para/ ti Iamb. 3.30 : c. gen., differing from, Pl. 61d , etc. several, various, kata\ ta\s d. u(/las Phld. 24 ; d. pro/swpa 1033.88 (iv A.D.), cf. 9.13 . ambiguous, Hsch. differing or disagreeing with another, polloi=s d. ei)mi E. 579 ; esp. in hostile sense, at variance with, *kleome/nei+ Hdt. 5.75 ; toi=s oi)kei/ois Lys. 14.44 ; a)llh/lois, e(autoi=s, Pl. 337b , 679b ; a)nw/malos kai\ d. pro\s e(auto/n Plu. 6 : c. gen., d. tinos one's adversary, D. 29.15 , cf. Antiph. 209.1 , Philem. 162 . excellent, distinguished, remarkable, Antiph. 175.3 ; d. gluku/thti D.S. 2.57 ; pro\s a)reth/n Plu. 16 : Comp. , o)/noma 1.4 . making a difference to one, in good sense, advantageous, profitable, important, d. e(te/rou ma=llon Th. 4.3 ; pro\s swthri/an Pl. 779b . rarely in bad sense, disagreeable, gei/tona gei/toni mhde\n poiei=n d. ib. 843c . as Subst., dia/foron, to/, difference, smikro/n ti to\ d. eu(/roi tis a)/n Hdt. 2.7 ; dia/fora polla\ qew=n brotoi=sin ei)sorw= I see many differences between gods and men, E. 612 (lyr.); me/ga to\ d. e)sti ( v.l. diafe/ron ) Hp. 14 ; a)=ra mikra\ ta\ d. e(kate/rois th=s ou(si/as; Is. 11.47 ; h(li/ka g' e)sti\n ta\ dia/for' e)nqa/d' h)\ e)kei= polemei=n D. 1.27 . what concerns one, tw=n h(mi=n e)s ta\ me/gista diafo/rwn matters of the greatest concern to us, Th. 4.87 ; thlikou/twn o)/ntwn au)tw=| tw=n d. D. 19.68 , cf. Arist. 1352b2 . difference, disagreement, e(/neka tw=n au)toi=s i)di/a| d. on account of their private differences, Th. 1.68 , cf. 2.37 ; to\ *)aqhnai/wn d. difference with the A. , Id. 2.27 . in reference to money-matters, difference, balance, Hyp. 17 , cf. Epict. 25.4 ; expenditure, Arist. 1251b10 ; h(mikrologi/a e)sti\ feidwli/a tou= d. Thphr. 10.1 : in pl., expenses, D. 32.18 , 5(1).1390.45 (Andania, i B.C.); losses, 90.30 (ii B.C.), Wilcken 11 8 (ii B.C.). ready money, cash, xrei/as genome/nhs a)nagkai/as tw=| dh/mw| diafo/rou 12(7).388.7 (Amorgos); sum of money, 4.330.8 (iii B.C.), 3.7 (ii B.C.), Plb. 4.18.8 , 12(5).653.56 (Syros, i B.C.), etc.: pl., Plb. 31.27.13 , 2695 (Iasus); interest, e)pi\ diafo/rw| h(mioli/as 1040.8 (iii A.D.); price, Luc. 81 , D.L. 6.9 . expenses of carriage, PAmh. 2.69.12 (ii A.D.), 86a11 (ii A.D.). Adv. -rws with a difference, toi=s parou=sin h)/qesi d. politeu/ein Th. 6.18 , cf. Pl. 531b : c. gen., d. tw=n loipw=n de/ndrwn 10.37.1 ; in a variety of ways, Phld. 3.9 : Comp. -w/teron Id. p.109K. d. e)/xein differ, Pl. 25e , etc.; d. e)/xein tini/ to differ with . ., D. 33.18 . pre-eminently, pra=os kai\ fila/nqrwpos tw=n a)/llwn d. w)/n Id. 24.196 , cf. J. 2.8.9 ( Sup. ); d. sunare/skei Men. 333 , cf. 72 ; excellently, with distinction, a)gwni/sasqai Sosyl. p.30B. ; d. a)peirgasme/nos Plb. 13.7.2 : Comp. -w/teron Hsch. diaforo/ths, htos, h(, difference, Pl. 587e , Ph. 2.370 , J. 18.1.5 , Ael. 1.12 , Iamb. 14 . diafoullai/: diakopai/, dialogai/, Hsch. diafra/gion: a)lloi=on kai\ dia/foron, Id. dia/fragma, atos, to/, partition or barrier, Th. 1.133 , Hero 1.8 ; stoa=s 99.19 ; lock in a canal, 3p.343 (iii B.C.), D.S. 1.33 . muscle which divides the thorax from the abdomen, midriff, diaphragm, Pl. 70a , 84d , Gal. 4.14 , etc. d. [tou= mukth=ros] cartilage which divides the nostrils, Arist. 492b16 , cf. Ruf. 34 , Gal. 17(1).824 . the velum palati, Hp. 2.2.24 . septum lucidum of the brain, Gal. 2.719 . diafragma/tion, to/, Dim. of foreg., small partition, IG 11(2).199 15 , 45 (Delos, iii B.C.). diafra/gnu-mi, barricade, Plu. 34 ( Med. ):— barricaded, e)ru/masi kai\ proteixi/smasi Id. 13 . diafra^dh/s, e/s, distinct, of sound: in Adv. -e/ws Hp. 2 . diafra/zw, only in pf. diape/fra^de, show plainly w(s moi mh/thr diepe/frade Il. 18.9 ; diepe/frade kou/rh| Od. 6.47 , cf. 17.590 , A.R. 1.848 , Opp. 4.378 , Q.S. 3.80 . diafrakte/on, one must partition off, Ph. 95.34 . dia/fracis, ews, h(, midriff, Hp. 1 . diafra/ssw, Att. diafragnu/-ttw, = diafra/gnumi, diafa/rcanti ta\ metakio/nia 12.373.251 ; d. metastu/lion ib. 2.1054.63 , cf. D.S. 17.96 , Them. 20.235d :— Pass. , to be divided off, d. u(me/si Dsc. 2.24 ; mh/nigci Erasistr. ap. Gal. 5.603 , cf. Hdn. 3.1.4 ; diafra^gei/s obstructed, Ruf. 30 ; but e)/lloba diapefragme/na with divisions, Thphr. 8.5.2 . diafre/w, let through, let pass, dia\ th=s po/lews . . th\n kni=san ou) diafrh/sete Ar. 193 ; o(/pws mh\ diafrh/swsi tou\s polemi/ous Th. 7.32 . diafri/ssw, strengthd. for fri/ssw, Poll. 1.107 . diafrone/w, meditate, Hsch. (-fore/wn cod.). quarrel, Id., 37.2 (s.v.l.). diafronti/zw, meditate on, consider, ti Hp. Aër. 1 ; d. dra=ma compose, Ael. 2.21 : abs., meditate, Epicr. 11.22 . c. gen., take care of, pay regard to, Arist. 1262b20 . diafros, on, foamy, Gal. 19.93 . diafroure/w, to keep one's post: metaph., diapefrou/rhtai bi/os A. 265 . dia-fru/gw [u_], bake, Hippiatr. 103 , Lyd. 27 . dia/-fruktos, on, parched, of beans used in voting, Hsch. :—hence dia-frukto/w, vote or cast lots, Id., 271.50 , Suid. diafu^a/s, a/dos, h(, = diafuh/ , D.S. 1.47 . diafugga/nw, = diafeu/gw , Heraclit. 86 , Th. 7.44 , Aeschin. 3.10 , J. 19.1.15 . diafu^getei=n: par' e)lpi/da swqh=nai, Hsch. diafu^gh/, h(, refuge, means of escape, Th. 8.11 ; tino/s from a thing, Pl. 321a (pl.), al.; e)/k tinos Plu. 25 . diafu^h/, h(, (diafu/w) natural break, joint, suture, ta\ o)sta= . . diafua\s e)/xei xwri\s a)p' a)llh/lwn Pl. 98c , cf. Philostr. 4.28 ; distinction, Pl. 259d ; dissepiment, as in chestnuts, X. 5.4.29 , cf. Plu. 1 ; joint in reeds or grasses, Longus 1.10 ; divisions between the teeth, Plu. 3 ; cleft in rocks, D.S. 5.22 . stratum or vein of earth, stone, metal, Thphr. 63 ; d. kai\ fle/bes D.S. 3.12 . string-basket, PRyl. 97.7 (ii B.C.). diafu^lak-te/os, a, on, to be watched, preserved, v.l. for fulakte/a , X. 5.3.43 . diafulakte/on one must preserve, Arist. 1423a31 . diafu^lak-tiko/s, h/, o/n, fit for preserving, e(/cis Pl. 412a , cf. Plu. 2.276a ; trixw=n Crito ap. Gal. 12.438 . diafu^la/ssw, Att. diafu^la/k-ttw, Cret. diafu^la/k-ddw (written diafu^la/k-dw), 5169.11 , al.:— watch closely, guard carefully, ta\ tei/xea, th\n po/lin, Hdt. 6.101 , 133 ; th\n pa/rodon Lys. 2.30 ; ta\ a)gaqa/ Isoc. 2.6 , cf. 577.15 (Milet., iii/ii B.C.); esp. of providential care, LXX 90(91).11 ,al., cf. 17.7 ( Hadr. ), etc.:— Med. , guard for oneself, po/lin E. 369 . observe closely, ta\ me/tra Hdt. 2.121 .a/. observe, maintain, tou\s no/mous Pl. 951b , cf. 1044.10 (Halic., iv/iii B.C.), 25.3 (ii B.C., Pass. ); ei)rh/nhn Philipp. ap. D. 18.78 ; th\n pro/s tina pi/stin Plb. 1.78.8 ; eu)/noian 12(7).241.22 (Amorgos, iii B.C.); d. to\ mh\ spouda/zein guard against being too particular . ., Pl. 261e ; plh=qos d. o(/ti ma/lista tau)to\n au(tw=n ei)=nai take care that . ., Id. 112d . remember, retain, Luc. 1 , 7 . dia/fucis, ews, h(, v.l. for -feucis (q.v.). diafu/omai, Pass. , fut. -fu/somai Philostr.Jun. 13 : with aor. 2 Act. die/fu_n: pf. diape/fu_ka:—germinate, of seeds, Thphr. 2.17.7 . to be disjoined, diafu/ntos e(no/s Emp. 17.10 . grow between, Arist. 335 , Thphr. 3.7.9 ; intervene, xro/nos die/fu kai\ pa/nta e)ch/rtuto Hdt. 1.61 ; baqu\s d. au)lw/n Eratosth. 8 . to be different from, a)p' a)llh/lwn Philostr. 2.32 . to be inseparably connected with, tino/s Philostr.Jun. l.c.; to identify oneself with, turanni/dos Plu. 12 ; to be intimately acquainted with, tw=n *(ellhnikw=n D.C. 72.6 , cf. 77.13 ; di' o(/lhs th=s *)itali/as to pervade, leaven all Italy (of Sulla's veterans), Plu. 14 . [u_ only metri gr., Eratosth. l. c.] diafu_s-a/w, blow in different directions, disperse, mh\ . . o( a)/nemos au)th\n (sc. th\n yuxh\n) diafusa=| Pl. 77d :— Pass. , ib. 8c d, 84b . blow or breathe through, Luc. 68 ; e)k tou= sto/matos Plu. 2.950c ( Pass. ). inflate, fill with air, mh/tran Hp. 228 , cf. Gal. 1.605 . diafu_/s-hsis, ews, h(, exhalation from the body, Arist. 908a17 (pl.). distension by pneu=ma, ai)doi/ou Gal. 7.266 . diafu^sikeu/omai, study natural philosophy, Julian. ap. Gal. 18(1).256 . dia/fu^sis, ews, h(, (diafu/w) germination, Thphr. 8.1.6 . division, Arist. 495b9 (pl.), Hp. 1 (pl.); partition, Arist. 562a26 , Hp. 10 ; crack, crevice in rocks, Ph. 102.21 (pl.); gorge, Ph. 2.117 (pl.); point or line of separation between the stalk and branch, Hp. 12 . spinous process of the tibia, Id. 12 , Gal. 18(2).475 . dia/fuson: faski/s, Hsch. dia^fu/ssw, aor. -h/fu^sa, draw continually, oi)=non diafusso/menon Od. 16.110 . draw away, tear away, pollo\n de\ dih/fuse sarko\s o)do/nti 19.450 ; dia\ d' e)/ntera xalko\s h)/fus' Il. 13.508 . draw out, xi/metla Nic. 682 . diafu^teu/w, transplant, Thphr. 4.4.3 ( Pass. ); plant, pla/tanon Ar. 111 ; nh=son de/ndresi Philostr. 7.25 . diafwn-e/w, to be a discord, in Music, Aristox. p.45M. ; to be out of tune, Pl. 482b . generally, disagree, Id. 860a , etc.; d. peri/ tinos Arist. 1085b36 ; diafwnei= ti tw=n xrhma/twn there is a discrepancy in the accounts, Plb. 21.43.23 ; tw=| r(hqe/nti Pl. 292b , etc.; a)llh/lois sumfwnei=n h)\ d. Id. 101d ; tw=| yeudei= d. ta)lhqe/s Arist. 1098b12 ,al.; pro\s th\n a)h/qeian Iamb. 9.3 :— Pass. , diapefw/nhtai it has been disputed, D.H. 1.45 . fail to answer roll-calls, desert, LXX 24.11 , al.; d. e)n mhdeni\ tw=n a)gaqw=n fail, Ph. 59 H.: metaph. of promises, fail, be found wanting, LXX 8.56 . to be lost, perish, 521.25 (Amorgos, iii B.C.), 611.10 (Delph., ii B.C.), Agatharch. 84 , S.E. 1.267 ; of plants or animals, 530.31 (i B. C.), 2 ; diapefwnh/kamen we are lost, LXX 37.11 ; to be lost, of things, 5.527.15 (iii B. C.); of books, D.S. 16.3 :—in pf. Pass. , 17.14 (ii B. C.). diafwn-i/a, h(, discord, disagreement, Pl. 689a , 691a , Str. 2.1.7 , Plu. 2.861a , etc.; d. pro\s e(auto/n inconsistency, Phld. 994.4 ; esp. in Music, discord, Bacch. 59 , prob. in Cleonid. 5 . dia/fwn-os, on, discordant, inconsistent, i(stori/ai D.S. 4.55 , cf. Plu. 2.1039d , etc.; tini/ with one, Luc. 16 ; esp. in Music, dia/fwnon e(/lkein strike a false note, Damox. 2.61 , cf. Hp. 1.18 (metaph. of tastes), etc.; opp. su/mfwnos, Euc. , Theo Sm. p.49H. Adv. -nws Plu. 2.1137c : c.dat., S.E. 7.170 : metaph., d. i(/stasqai pro/s tina Phld. 1.90S. diafw/skw, Ion. for diafau/skw. diafwt-i/zw, enlighten, th\n yuxh/n Plu. 2.76b ; bi/a| diafwti/sai to/pon clear a place by force, Id. 20 ; throw light upon, nukterina\s diatriba/s Luc. 21 : abs., dawn, LXX 8.3 . diafw/t-isis, ews, h(, clearing up, explanation, PGiss. 67.14 (ii A. D.). diaxa/zomai, withdraw, X. 7.1.31 ; cf. dixa/zw 11 . diaxa/l-a^sis [xa^], ews, h(, disjoining in the sutures of the skull, Hp. 12 . diaxa/l-asma, atos, to/, loosening, tw=n a(rmoniw=n D.H. 22 . diaxal-aste/on, one must relax, Sor. 1.56 . diaxal-a/w, loosen, relax, to\ pu=r d. to\ pephgo/s Arist. 886b2 ; ta\s a(rmoni/as tou= sw/matos Epicr. 3.19 ; d. me/laqra unbar, E. 1340 . make supple by exercise, X. 7.11 . intr., to be disjointed, gape, o)ste/on Hp. 12 ( v.l. diaxalasqh=| ). diaxa^rakthri/zw: persono, Gloss. diaxa/racis [xa^], ews, h(, cleaving, au)=lac . . d. tou= a)ro/trou 170.33 . diaxa^ra/ssw, Att. diaxa/l-ttw, sever, divide, D.H. 43 ( Pass. ); strip off, e)k tou= au)xe/nos to\ de/rma Agath. 4.23 ; carve, give shape to, Plu. 2.636c ( Pass. ), cf. Ph. 1.649 ( Pass. ); sharpen, to\n o)fqalmo/n Plu. 2.974b :— Med. , scrape, S. 255 :— Pass. , pe/trais -kexaragme/noi ta\ ske/lh Agath. 4.20 . diaxa^ri/zomai, distribute as presents, D.S. 19.20 . diaxa/skw, aor. 2 -e/xa^non: pf. -ke/xhna:— gape, yawn, Ar. 533 , Thphr. 3.9.1 , Plu. 2.976b , 980b ; a)mfi/, pro/s ti, Agath. 2.32 , 5.3 . diaxeqh=: diaxesqh=|, Hsch. diaxeima/zw, pass the winter, Th. 7.42 , X. 7.6.31 . diaxeir-e/w, = i/zw , xrh/mata 2.574e24 . diaxei/r-hsis, v. diaxei/risis. diaxeir-i/zw, have in hand, conduct, manage, xrh/mata, pra/gmata, And. 1.147 , 2.17 , cf. Lys. 9.12 , Pl. 526b , etc.; ai( a)rxai\ d. polla\ tw=n koinw=n Arist. 1322b8 ; xrh/mata 218.74 (Ilium, iii B.C.), etc.:—so in Med. , fut. part. -iou/menos H. 2.111 , etc.:— Pass. , X. 1.9.17 . Med. , lay hands on, slay, Plb. 8.21.8 , 5.30 , Plu. 2.220b , D.C. 72.14 . diaxei/r-isis, ews, h(, management, administration, pragma/twn Th. 1.97 , cf. Lib. 245 . in Rhet., treatment, prob. for diaxei/rhsis, Aristid. 1p.501S. diaxeir-ismo/s, o(, manipulation, farma/kwn Hp. 2.3.2 . diaxeir-istiko/n, to/, commission paid for handling grain, PLond.ined. 2093 (iii B. C.). diaxeiroton-e/w, choose between two persons or proposals by show of hands, ei)/te . . h)/, ei)/te . . ei)/te, 12.57 , 98 , cf. D. 47.43 , etc.:— Pass. , X. 1.7.34 ; to be selected, Pl. 755d . vote on a person's case, d. tina\ po/teron e)pith/deio/s e)stin h)\ ou)/ Arist. 49.2 . diaxeiroton-i/a, h(, choice between two persons or things, election, d. poiei=n, = diaxeipotonei=n , D. 24.25 , 12(7).237.19 (Amorgos, ii/i B. C.); d. dido/nai to allow a right of election, Aeschin. 3.39 . diaxei/rws, Adv. in the appropriate manner(?), katakai/ein Zos.Alch. p.108B. diaxe/w, fut. -xew=, later -xu/sw 7.8.4 : aor. -e/xea, Ep. -e/xeua (the only tense used by Hom. ):—pour different ways, scatter, to\n xou=n Hdt. 2.150 . in Hom. , cut up a victim into joints, ai=y' a)/ra min die/xeuan Od. 3.456 , cf. Il. 7.316 , al.; xalko\s e)/gkata die/xeuen Theoc. 22.203 . disperse, ta\ sugkekrime/na Pl. 46e ; h( qermo/ths d. to\ u(gro/n Arist. 869a15 ; melt, fuse, xalko/n Paus. 9.41.1 ; liquefy, opp. phgnu/nai, Pl. 46d ; nh=a . . die/xeuan a)/ellai A.R. 3.320 ; d. a)posth/mata disperse abscesses, Thphr. 59(61) ; d. i)/xnh to destroy the scent, X. 5.3 :— Pass. , ib. 8.1 :—also Med. , dissolve, Nic. 373 . metaph., confound, ta\ bebouleume/na Hdt. 8.57 . put in a good humour, tina\ o(mili/ais kai\ lo/gois Plu. 2.74d , cf. Philostr. 2.10.1 , Hermog. 2.9 . more freq. in Pass. , to be poured from one vessel into another, Hdt. 6.119 . run through, spread, Th. 2.75 , 76 , Arist. 243 . to be dissolved, liquefied, X. 8.1 , Arist. 890b17 , etc.; of a corpse, Hdt. 3.16 ; disperse, of soldiers, X. 7.4.34 ; of humours, Hp. 4.45 . metaph., to be or become diffused or relaxed, eu)fraino/menon -xei=tai, opp. lupou/menon suspeira=tai, Pl. 206d ; u(po\ me/qhs diakexume/nos Id. 775c , cf. Plb. 8.27.4 ; [ ai( e)piqumi/ai] ou) diaxe/ontai Epicur. 30 ; malako\n kai\ diakexume/non ble/pein Arist. 813a26 ; faidro\n kai\ d. pro/swpon Plu. 19 ; th=s yuxh=s to\ paqhtiko\n diakexume/non u(po\ tou= lo/gou Zeno ap.eund. 2.82f , cf. Tryph. p.205S. diaxlaino/w, strengthd. for xlaino/w, tina/ tini Nonn. 2.166 . diaxleua/zw, strengthd. for xleua/zw, c.acc., D. 50.49 , Pl. 364b : abs., Plb. 30.22.12 . deceive, tou\s w)noume/nous 7.7.5 . diaxli^ai/nw, v.l. for xliai/nw , Hp. 2.208 . *diaxli/dw, = qru/ptomai , only pf. part. diakexli^dw/s Archipp. 45 ( -oidw/s Hsch. ). dia/xlwros, on, of translucent green, li/qos Ph.Byz. 2.3 , dub. in Gal. 18(1).495 ; of a garment, 24.6 (ii A.D.). dia/xolos, on, bilious, Hp. in 46.439 . diaxo/w, bank up: diaxou=n to\ xw=ma complete the mound, Hdt. 8.97 . block with a mole, porqmo/n Str. 9.1.13 , cf. 7.4.7 . diaxra/omai, fut. -h/somai, Dor. 3 sg. diaxrhsei=tai Theoc. 15.54 . Dep., c. dat. rei, use constantly or habitually, chiefly in Hdt. , th=| au)th=| glw/ssh| 1.58 ; tw=| au)tw=| tro/pw| 2.127 ; ou)k oi)/nw| diaxre/wntai 1.71 , cf. 2.77 ; e)sqh=ti foinhkhi/+h| 4.43 ; th=| a)lhqei/h| d. speak the truth, 3.72 ; oi)mwgh=| a)fqo/nw| 3.66 , cf. 6.58 ; a)reth=| 7.102 ; a)gnwmosu/nh| 6.10 ; a)naidei/h| te kai\ a)bouli/h| 7.210 ; no/mois toi=s prote/roisin Ar. 609 ; limw=| o(/saper o)/yw| d. use hunger as a sauce, X. 1.5.12 . of passive states, meet with, suffer under, sumforh=| mega/lh|, toiou/tw| mo/rw|, Hdt. 3.117 , 1.167 ; au)xmw=| d. Id. 2.13 . treat, handle, a)nomw/tata Str. 6.1.8 : c. acc., destroy, kill, Hdt. 1.24 , 110 , Antipho 1.23 , Th. 3.36 , etc. Pass. , to be lent out to different persons, v. diaki/xrhmi. to be killed, D.L. 1.102 . later in Act. , diaxra/w reveal by oracle, teleth/n Orac. ap. Phleg. 1 . diaxre/mptomai, strengthd. for xre/mptomai, Phryn. p.126 B. diaxre/omai, subj. diaxre/wmai, lon. for diaxra/omai (q. v.). dia/xrhstos, on, dub. in Hsch. s.v. labrostomi/a. dia/-xri_sis, ews, h(, anointing, Archig. ap. Aët. 6.39 ; smearing with pitch, Gp. 6.9.2 . dia/-xrisma, atos, to/, unguent, salve, Archig. ap. Aët. 6.27 . preparation for smearing, pitching, pi/qwn 6.9 tit. dia-xrismo/s, o(, v.l. for -xri_sis , Paul.Aeg. 1.46t it. dia-xriste/on, one must anoint, Sor. 2.16 . dia/-xristos, on, anointed: hence d. e)sxari/ths, a rich cake, Lynceusap. Ath. 3.109e : -xrista, ta/, salves, ointments, Dsc. 1.30 , Antyll. ap. Orib. 10.34 tit., Aret. 1.1 . diaxri/w [i_], smear all over, Hp. 3 , 9 , 6.9.1 ; tini/ with a thing, Arist. 623b30 . diaxro/n: xliaro/n, Hsch. dia/xru_sos, on, interwoven with gold, i(ma/tion Test. ap. D. 21.22 ; e)sqh=tes Plb. 6.53.7 ; skhnai/ D.S. 14.109 ; u(podh/mata Plu. 2.142c . dia/xu_l-os, on, juicy, succulent, sa/rc Arist. 603b20 . diaxu_l-o/omai, to be made into a syrup, semi/dalis -kexulwme/nh u(/dati 32 . dia/xu^ma, atos, to/, gloss on ge/lasma , Sch. A. 90 . dia/xu^sis, ews, h(, diffusion, Hp. 2.60 , Pl. 419c ; extension, Plu. 2.771b ; spreading, gh=s 5.25.2 ; d. limnw/dh lamba/nein to spread out like a lake, Plu. 37 . waste, loss, spe/rmatos Thphr. 4.4.7 . softening, ib. 4.12.2 . dissolution, liquefaction, opp. ph=cis, Arist. 382a30 . relaxation, sustolai\ kai\ d. Epicur. 410 , cf. Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.119 ; ta\s e)pi\ sarki\ th=s yux_h=s d. Epicur. l.c., cf. Aret. 1.5 ; cheerfulness, yuxh=s Sor. 1.97 ; merriment, Plu. 46 , Hierocl. p.54A. , Hdn. p.92 S. ; ridicule, Phld. p.37O. ; cheerful expression, Plu. 25 . d. o)mma/twn 'melting' look, Id. 2.335c . = delfi/nion , Ps.- Dsc. 3.73 . diaxu^tiko/s, h/, o/n, able to dissolve, Pl. 60a , Thphr. 84 , Dsc. 1.71 (dub.l.). diaxutla/zw, besprinkle, Hsch. dia/xu^ton, to/, wine made from partly dried grapes, Plin. 14.84 . diaxwleu/w, limp, Hsch. dia/xwma, atos, to/, embankment, 4.337.6 (iii B. C.), etc. tax for maintenance of embankments, PHib. 1.104.4 (iii B. C.). diaxwr-e/w, pass through, Pl. 78a , 200.4 (iii A.D.). abscond, 4.359.7 (iii B. C.). of food, to be excreted, Hp. 2.45 (also Pass. , ibid.): impers., ka/tw diexw/rei au)toi=s they suffered from diarrhoea, X. 4.8.20 , cf. Pl. 268b ; of a person, Anon. Lond. 1.1 ; d. a)/pepta pass food, Arist. 675a20 , cf. Hp. 4.44 . of coins, to be current, Luc. 10 . metaph., pass muster, obtain credence, Plb. 18.43.3 . part asunder, divide, Arr. 1.1.8 ; d. ei)s pla/tos or ei)s ba/qos, of a mountain-range, part so as to leave a plain between, ib. 2.8.2 , 7 . depart, 4.359.7 (iii B. C.), Gal. 18(2).40 . diaxw/r-hma, atos, to/, excrement, Hp. 2.14 , Str. 14.5.14 , Aret. 2.5 , etc. diaxw/r-hsis, ews, h(, excretion, Hp. 2.18 , Arist. 675a22 , Phld. 3.14 (pl.), Porph. 1.45 ; d. ai(/matos Hp. 5.64 . diaxwr-htiko/s, h/, o/n, laxative, Id.Aër. 7 , prob. in Aristox. 7 : Comp. , Hp. 50 , Arist. 928a18 : Sup. , Hp. 13 , etc. diaxwr-i/zw, separate, X. 9.7 ; ti a)po/ tinos Pl. 262b ; ti kai/ ti Epicr. 11.14 :— Med. , Ar. 14 :— Pass. , Pl. 59c , 17a ; gunh\ -xwrisqei=sa divorced, J. 15.7.10 . diaxw/r-isis, ews, h(, separation, Arist. 723b15 . diaxw/r-isma, atos, to/, cleft, division, Luc. 2.43 . diaxwr-ismo/s, o(, = diaxw/risis , J. 6.11.10 , Gal. 1.249 . diaxwr-iste/on, gloss on dioriste/on , Hsch. diaxwr-isth/s, ou=, o(, separator, Gloss. dia/xwr-oi, oi(, intervals in order of battle, Suid. dia/xwsis, ews, h(, the making of a mound, D.S. 13.47 . diaya^qa/llw, feel with the fingers, scratch, Hsch. diayai/rw, brush away, blow away, qumiama/twn au)=rai diayai/rousi plekta/nhn kapnou= Ar. 1717 ; diayai/rousa pe/plous (sc. au)/ra) Hermipp. 6 ; cleanse, glw/ssh| diayai/rousa mukth/rwn po/rous E. 926 ; scratch through, of birds, Opp. 2.115 . intr., flutter in the wind, Nic. 127 . diaya^la/ttomai, = diayaqa/llw , Hsch. diaya^li/zw, clip with scissors, Paul.Aeg. 4.48 :— Pass. , Gal. 11.130 . diaya/llw, strengthd. for ya/llw, abs., Eup. 77 : c. acc., pri\n diayh/lh| th\n lu/ran Him. 17.2 . dia/yalma, atos, to/, musical interlude, used by the LXX , in the Psalms, for the Hebr. diayammo/w, polish with sand, IG 12(2).11 (Lesbos). diayau/w, strengthd. for yau/w, in Med. , Hp. 57 . diaya/w, cleanse nostrils or ears, Dsc. 1.7 , Archig. ap. Gal. 12.621 . massage, Max. Tyr. 12.2 . scratch through, a)/mmon Anon. ap. Suid. (s.v.l.). diaye/gw, strengthd. for ye/gw, Pl. 639a , Ael. 2.2 . dia-yeu/dw, deceive, D. 3.34 :— Med. , abs., And. 1.42 : c. acc., Plu. 7 . Med. , deny, disclaim, A.D. 115.24 , 81.17 . cheat, [patri/da e)lpi/dwn] Plb. 3.109.12 :—usu. Pass. : pf. die/yeusmai: aor. dieyeu/sqhn:—to be deceived, mistaken, Isoc. 5.1 , D. 1.22 ; tino/s to be cheated of, deceived in a person or thing, X. 4.2.27 , D. 23.19 ; th=s yuxh=s tinw=n pe/ri Pl. 351d ; peri/ ti Arist. 1144a35 ; ti in a thing, Id. 1323a33 ; u(polh/yei kai\ do/ch| Id. 1139b17 ; logismoi=s Plb. 3.16.5 : abs., mhde\n dieyeu=sqai 21i13 (iv A. D.). dia/-yeusis, ews, h(, deceit, Stob. 2.7.111 . dia/-yeusma, atos, to/, falsehood, Aq. 61(62).5 . dia-yeustw=s, Adv. with fraudulent purpose, Stob. 2.7.11m . diayhla^f-a/w, handle a thing, Herod. Med. ap. Orib. 6.20.10 , Sor. 1.100 , Aq. 31.34 , Sm. 59.10 . diayhla^f-hte/on, one must handle, Paul. Aeg. 2.43 . diayhf-i/zw, Dor. aor. inf. diaya_fi/cai, put to the vote, ta\n gnw/man 12(3).249.38 (Anaphe); d. tou\s fo/rous keep account of tribute, of the rationales, Lyd. 3.46 . more freq. Dep. diayhfi/zomai, Att. fut. -iou=mai, vote by ballot, Antipho 5.8 , Hyp. 40 , etc.; d. peri\ di/khs Pl. 937a ; d. kru/bdhn, kru/fa, And. 4.3 , Th. 4.88 . decide by vote, ti Lys. 26.1 ; tau/th| diayhfi/sasqe v.l.in D. 28.23 . Pass. , diayhfisqei\s ei) gnh/sio/s e)sti Lib. 16.29 . diayh/f-isis, ews, h(, voting by ballot, Pl. 855d ; esp. of a vote on claims to registration of citizens, Aeschin. 1.77 , D. 57.26 (pl.); protiqe/nai th\n d. X. 1.7.14 ; r(a|di/an th\n d. poiei=n, of a criminal confessing his guilt, Lys. 12.34 . diayhf-ismo/s, o(, = foreg., Arist. 13.5 , Ath. 5.218a . reckoning, assessment, ta=s o)ktwbo/lou ei)sfora=s 5(1).1432 (Messene, i B. C.). diayhf-isth/s, ou=, o(, = Lat. rationalis, Lyd. 3.7 , cf. 34.4 . diayhf-isto/s, h/, o/n, elected, a)rxai\ krupth=| yh/fw| d. Arist. 1424b2 . diayhfofore/omai, of candidates for office, to be submitted to a ballot, Ath.Mitt. 32.294 (Pergam.). diayh/xw, wear down, fritter away, du/namin Plu. 23 . diayi^qu^ri/zw, whisper, pro\s to\ ou)=s prospi/ptwn d. Thphr. 2.10 . whisper among themselves, LXX 12.18 , Plb. 15.26.8 , Luc. 25 . dia/yi_los, on, uncultivated, gh= 707.23 (ii A. D.), 34.6 (ii A. D.). diayofe/w, = parayofe/w , Hsch. dia/-yugma, atos, to/, dry, i.e. unfruitful land, 277 ii 5 (ii A. D.). dia-yuktiko/s, h/, o/n, cooling, refreshing, Hp. 2.65 . dia/-yucis, ews, h(, cooling, Plu. 2.967f (pl.), Aët. 5.44 . dia-yu/xw, cool, sw=ma Hp. 16 :— Pass. , to be chilly, ta\ a)/kra Id. 30 . air, dry and clean, nau=s Th. 7.12 , cf. Luc. 23 , etc.: metaph. of misers bringing out their hoards, X. 8.2.21 . Pass. , become dry, i.e. unfruitful, i(/na mh\ h( gh= diayu^gh=| 6.603.11 (iii B. C.). f.l. for diayh/xw in Plu. 23 . dia/w, v. dia/hmi. diba/lana: ka/rua *pontika/, Hsch. (diab- cod.). di/balon: me/li kai\ meli/kraton, Id. (diab- cod.). di/ba_mos, on, (bh=ma) on two legs, E. 215 . di/ban: o)/fin (Cret.), Hsch. diba^f-h/s, e/s, = sq., Sm. , Thd. 25.4 . di/ba^f-os, on, double-dyed, of purple cloth, Sm. 28.5 , 24.6 ; h(d. (sc. e)sqh/s) Cic. 2.9.2 . di^bol-e/w, harrow, 4.422 (iii B. C.), 112.5 (iA. D.). di^bol-hto/s, o(, harrowing, PAmh. 2.91.11 (ii A. D.), 378.19 (iii A. D.). di^bo/l-htros, o(, = foreg., 112.4 (i A. D.). di^bol-i/a, h(, = di/bolos xlai=na , Plu. 2.754f . double-pointed lance, halbert, Ar. 476 , Men. 30 , Hdn. 2.13.4 ; of a German weapon, Plu. 25 . di^/bol-os, on, (ba/llw) twice-thrown, d. xlai=na a garment doubled and thrown over the shoulders, Poll. 7.47 , Hsch. two-pointed, a)/kwn E. 374 (lyr.); pero/na 6.282 ( Theod. ); in two pieces, cu/lon 2587.307 : generally, redoubled, v. dio/bolos. di/bolon: fa=ros diplou=n, Hsch. di/bos [i^], o(, name of a square on the draught-board, AP 9.482 ( Agath. ). di/boulos, on, of two minds, Hsch. s.v. dia/bouloi. di/bra^xus, eia, u, of two short syllables, Arc. 92.7 , Ter.Maur. 1365 , etc. di/broxos, on, (bre/xw) prepared with a double infusion, Dsc. 1.55 . di/gamma, to/, indecl., Priscian. 1.12 , Donat.ad Ter. 173 : —also di/gammos littera, Ter.Maur. 163 , cf. 645 , and di/gammon (sc. stoixei=on) Quint. 1.4.7 , Prob.ad Verg. 1.70 :—digamma, Trypho 11 ; d. *ai)oliko/n A.D. 76.32 ,al.; described, though not named, by D.H. 1.20 : w(/sper ga/mma dittai=s e)pi\ mi/an o)rqh\n e)pizeugnu/menon tai=s plagi/ois, w(s fele/nh kai\ fa/nac kai\ foi=kos kai\ fah/r. di/-ga^mos [i^], on, married to two people, adulterous, Stes. 26 , Man. 5.291 . di-genh/s, e/s, of doubtful sex, Eust. 150.27 . di/ghres: strouqoi/, Hsch. di/-glhnos, on, with two eye-balls, Theoc. 6 . di/-glwssos, Att. di/-glwttos, on, speaking two languages, Th. 8.85 , 4.109 , Gal. 8.585 :— as Subst., di/glwssos, o(, interpreter, dragoman, Plu. 6 . double-tongued, deceitful, LXX 5.9 , al. di/-gnwmos, on, of two minds, vacillating, Simp. p.134 D. , Diogenian. 4.32 . di-gnw/mwn, o(, h(, gen. onos, = foreg., Sch. E. 633 . di-gomi/a, h(, double burden, load, LXX 5.16 . di-go/na^tos, on, with two joints, klwni/a Dsc. 4.189 . di-gone/w, = dissogone/w , Phlp. 17.24 . di-goni/a, h(, double parturition, Arist. 719a24 . di/-gonos, on, twice-born, *ba/kxos E. 560 (lyr.), cf. 9.524.5 . twin: double, ma/sqlhs d. S. 129 (nisi leg. di/tonon); d. sw/mata two bodies, E. 1178 (lyr.); but, parox., digo/nos, on, bearing twice, Emp. 69 ; bearing twins, Man. 5.291 . di/gonos: peristera/, Hsch. di/-guios, on, (gui=on) of two members, Mart. Ca p.9.989 , 990 . as expl. of dia/guios, Aristid.Quint. 1.16 . di-gwni/a, h(, angle half-way between cardinal points, Adam. ap. Aët. 3.163 . di/dagma [i^], atos, to/, lesson, instruction, Hp. 1 , Ar. 668 , X. 9.10 , Pl. 409b , Mosch. 2.7 , etc.; xro/nos d. poikilw/taton E. 291 ; evidence, proof, tino/s Plu. 17 . di^dagmosu/nh, h(, = didaskali/a , Doroth. ap. Heph.Astr. 2.19 . di^dak-te/on, one must teach, Pl. 451e , D.S. 1.89 , Jul. 89b . di^dak-th/r, h=ros, o(, ox-goad, Aq. 3.31 . di^dak-th/rios, on, = sq.: to\ d. proof, Hp. 39 . di^dak-tiko/s, h/, o/n, apt at teaching, Ph. 2.412 , 3.2 , 2.24 . di^dak-to/s, h/, o/n, also o/s, o/n Pl. 398d : of things, taught, learnt, a(/panta ga/r soi ta)ma\ nouqeth/mata kei/nhs didakta/ of her teaching, S. 344 ; d. a)nqrwpi/nhs sofi/as lo/goi 2.13 ; o(/sois d. mhde/n, a)ll' e)n th=| fu/sei to\ swfronei=n ei)/lhxen E. 79 . that can be taught or learnt, ta\ d. things which may be taught by study and experience, Pi. 3.41 ; opp. a)/rrhta, S. 300 ; di/dacon . . ei) didakta/ moi if I may learn them, Id. 64 , cf. 671 ; ta\ me\n d. manqa/nw, ta\ d' eu(reta\ zhtw= Id. 843 ; ka)/st' ou) didakto/n (sc. to\ th=s tu/xhs) E. 786 , cf. 914 ; kaq' o(/son d. Isoc. 13.20 ; a)reth\n . . ei)/te d. ei)/ te mh\ d. Pl. 71a , cf. 328c , 274e ; e)pisth/mh Arist. 1139b25 . of persons, taught, instructed, pole/mou LXX 4.7 ; also d. qeou= taught by God, ib. 54.13 ( = 6.45 ). di^/dak-tra, ta/, teacher's fee, Theoc. 8.86 , Poll. 6.186 . di^daktu^l-i^ai=os, a, on, two fingers long or broad, dia/sthma S.E. 10.156 , cf. Heliod. ap. Orib. 48.23.2 , etc.:—so di^da/ktu^l-os, on, Hp. 7 , Thphr. 9.5.3 , 22.463.78 . di/dacis [di^], ews, h(, teaching, instruction, E. 601 , Arist. 202a32 , Phld. 2.249S. (pl., dub.), 62.21 (iii A. D.). di^daska^l-ei=on, to/, teaching-place, school, [ S. ] 1120.3 , Antipho 6.11 , Th. 7.29 , prob. in Pl. 764c ; ei)s to\ d. i)e/nai Aeschin. 1.9 ; ta\ paidi/a ta\ e)k tw=n didaskalei/wn Hyp. 22 ; ta\ d. tw=n r(htorikw=n Epicur. 50 ; to\ *swkratiko\n d. D.H. 2 . in pl., = di/daktra , Ps.- Hdt. 26 . di^daska^l-i/a, h(, teaching, instruction, Pi. 4.102 , Even. 1 , Hp. 2 , X. 8.7.24 , Pl. 493b , etc.; d. poiei=sqai, c. acc. et inf., Th. 2.42 ; d. pare/xein serve as a lesson, ib. 87 ; e)k d., opp. e)c e)/qous, Arist. 1103a15 . elucidation, Id. 1456b5 . official instructions, PLips. 64.24 (iv A. D.); pro\s didaskali/an for information, POxy. 1101.4 (iv A. D.). training, rehearsing of a chorus, etc., d. tw=n xorw=n Pl. 501e , cf. Simon. 147.5 , Plu. 2.1096a , etc.; also, the dramas produced, Id. 2.839d , 8 , 5 , 7.37 ( Diosc. ). didaskali/ai, ai(, Catalogues of the Dramas, their writers, dates, and success, title of compilation by Arist. and others, D.L. 5.26 , cf. Sch. Ar. 1155 , etc. di^daska^l-iko/s, h/, o/n, of or for teaching, tino/s Philol. 11 ; o)/rganon Pl. 388b ; lo/goi X. 1.2.21 ; peiqw\ d. peri/ ti Pl. 453e , cf. 455a : h( -kh/ (sc. te/xnh) the faculty of giving instruction, Id. 231b ; to\ -ko/n Id. 813b ; so, in disparagement, to\ presbutiko\n kai\ d. the didactic manner of old age, of Isocrates, Hermog. 2.11 : Comp. -w/teros Arist. 982a13 . Adv. -kw=s Pl. 388c , Plb. 6.3.5 : Comp. -w/teron Dioph. 1p.474T. , Hermog. 1.1 . -kh/ (sc. o(mologi/a), h(, contract of apprenticeship, POxy. 275.34 (i A. D.). Gramm., to/pos d., locus classicus, Sch. Il. 5.857 . di^daska^/l-ion, to/, thing taught, science or art (= au)to\ to\ ma/qhma, Suid. ), Hdt. 5.58 ; lesson, X. 11.5 . in pl., = di/daktra , Plu. 14 , 7 , al. di^da/ska^l-os, o( (but fem., 556 , A. 110 , cf. cumforh\ gi/netai d. Democr. 76 ; peni/a e)pinoiw=n d. Secund. 10 ), teacher, master, mantei/hs l.c.; d. te/xnhs pa/shs brotoi=s A. l.c.; deinw=n e)/rgwn Lys. 12.78 ; po/lemos bi/aios d. Th. 3.82 ; dida/skalon labei=n get a master, [ S. ] 1120.8 ; ei)s didaska/lou (sc. oi)=kon) foita=n go to school, Pl. 1.109d , etc.; didaska/lwn or e)k didaska/lwn a)pallagh=nai leave school, Id. 514c , 326c ; e)n didaska/lwn at school, Id. 1.110b . trainer of a dithyrambic or dramatic chorus, producer of a play, etc., i)/tw de\ kai\ tragw|di/as o( *kleoma/xou d. Cratin. 256 , cf. Ar. 912 , 628 , Antipho 6.13 , etc.; d. tou= mega/lou xorou= 698.8 (Delph., ii B. C.). di^da/skw, Ep. inf. -e/menai and -e/men, Il. 9.442 , 23.308 : fut. dida/cw A. 519 , etc.: aor. e)di/daca Il. 23.307 , etc.; poet. e)dida/skhsa 144 (prob.), Hes. 64 , Pi. 4.217 : pf. dedi/daxa X. 1.3.18 , Pl. 85e :— Med. , fut. dida/comai: aor. e)didaca/mhn:— Pass. , fut. didaxqh/somai D.H. 3.70 , etc.: aor. e)dida/xqhn Sol. 13.51 , Hdt. 3.81 , Ar. 637 , etc.: pf. dedi/dagmai Il. 11.831 , Pl. 269c , etc. Redupl. form of da/w (q.v.) in causal sense:—instruct a person, or teach a thing, Il. 11.832 , 9.442 : c. dupl. acc., se . . i(pposu/nas e)di/dacan they taught thee riding, 23.307 , cf. Od. 8.481 ; polla\ dida/skei m' o( polu\s bi/otos E. 252 (lyr.), etc.; also d. tina\ peri/ tinos Ar. 382 ; d. tw=n genome/nwn tisi\ th\n a)lh/qeian Pl. 201b : c. acc. pers. et inf., se dida/skousin qeoi\ au)toi\ u(yago/rhn e)/menai teach thee to be . ., Od. 1.384 : c. inf. only, di/dace ga\r *)/artemis au)th\ ba/llein a)/gria pa/nta she taught how to shoot, Il. 5.51 , etc.: without inf., polloi\ tou\s ui(ou\s r(h/toras dida/skousin Aristonym. ap. Stob. 3.4.105 ; d. pollou\s au)lhta/s Charon 9 ; tou/tous i(ppe/as e)di/dacen ou)deno\s xei/rous Pl. 94b ; also d. tina\ sofo/n E. 575 : with an abstract subject, polumaqi/h no/on ou) dida/skei Heraclit. 40 ; cenitei/h au)ta/rkeian d. Democr. 246 :— Med. , teach oneself, learn, fqe/gma kai\ a)stuno/mous o)rga\s e)dida/cato S. 356 (lyr.); but usu., have one taught or educated, esp. of a father, ta\ a)/lla . . dida/skesqai tou\s u(ei=s Pl. 325b ; d. tou\s u(ei=s ta\s kou/fas e)rgasi/as Arist. 1321a24 : c. inf., d. tina\ i(ppeu/ein Pl. 467e ; d. tina i(ppe/a Id. 93d , cf. X. 4.4.5 (this distn. between Act. and Med. was neglected by some Poets and late Prose writers, Med. being used like Act. in Pi. 8.59 , Luc. 10 , etc.; but in Ar. 783 Elmsl. restored dida/caim' a)/n s' e)/ti for didacai/mhn s' e)/ti, and in Pl. 421e Cobet cj. dida/cei for -etai: Med. is used of gods, [ qeoi/] . . o(/plwn xrh=sin didaca/menoi Id. 238b ):— Pass. , to be taught, learn, c. gen., didasko/menos pole/moio trained, skilled in war, Il. 16.811 : c. acc., ta/ se proti/ fasin *)axillh=os dedida/xqai which [medicines] they say thou wert taught by Achilles, 11.831 , cf. Arat. 529 ; o(\s ou)/t' e)dida/xqh ou)/te ei)=de kalo\n ou)de/n Hdt. 3.81 ; dida/cw kai\ dida/comai lo/gous E. 739 : freq. c. inf., dedidagme/non ei)=nai xeiroh/qea Hdt. 2.69 ; bre/fos dida/sketai le/gein a)kou/ein q' E. 914 ; dida/skesqai w(s . . X. 2.3.45 . c. gen., indicate, give sign of, xeimw=nos sunageirome/noio Arat. 793 , cf. 734 . abs., explain, pw=s dh/; di/dacon A. 431 ; safw=s d. Th. 2.60 , etc.; show by argument, prove, le/gwn didaske/tw X. 5.7.11 , etc.; d. peri/ tinos w(s . . Th. 3.71 ; h(li/kon e)sti\ to\ a)lazo/neuma . . peira/somai . . dida/cai Aeschin. 3.238 ; poihth\s d. o(/ti . . Jul. 2.50b . of dithyrambic and dramatic Poets (cf. dida/skalos 11 ), d. diqu/rambon, dra=ma, produce a piece, Hdt. 1.23 , 6.21 ; *pe/rsas Ar. 1026 , cf. Pl. 327d , 12.770 , al.:— Med. , dida/casqai xoro/n train one's own chorus, Simon. 145 . di^da^xh/, h(, teaching, Democr. 33 , Th. 1.120 , Pl. 536d ; e)k didaxh=s le/gein Hdt. 3.134 ; d. poiei=sqai Th. 4.126 .—Poet. only late, Ps.-Phoc. 89 . military regulations or discipline, tou)nanti/on au)tw=n th=s stratiwtikh=s d. pepoihko/twn 140.16 (ii A. D.). = didaskali/a 11.2 , 14.2124 . di/dhmi, Aeol. inf. di/dhn and pres. ind. di/dei Hsch. , part. didei/s, ei=sa, e/n, 2156 , al. (Delph.), fem. d[ide/]ousa 3(2).131 : redupl. form of de/w (A):—bind, fetter, w(/ pot' *)axilleu\s . . di/dh mo/sxoisi lu/goisin ( Ep. 3 impf. for e)di/dh) Il. 11.105 ; oi( de/ s' . . e)n desmoi=si dide/ntwn ( Aristarch. for deo/ntwn) let them bind thee, Od. 12.54 : 3 pl. ind. dide/a_si X. 5.8.24 ( v.l. desmeu/ousi ). di/dragmon, to/, weight of two dragmai/, Hero *Mens. 60.4 ; cf. di/draxmon. didra/skw, run away, Hsch. : pf., de/dra_ka tou= kaphlei/ou Eun. p.255 D. : aor. imper. dra/ntwn prob. l. in 26 (Crete, iii B. C.); part. dra/santa 1423.6 (iv A. D.); but mostly found in compds., esp. a)po-. di^draxm-i/a, h(, tax of two draxmai/ in Roman Egypt, d. tou= *sou/xou qeou= 741 iii 3 (i A. D.). di^draxm-iai=os, a, on, = sq. 1 , Critias 58D. di^/draxm-os, on, priced at two drachms, Arist. 1353a17 ; d. o(pli=tai soldiers with pay of two drachms a day, Th. 3 . [17] . weighing two drachms, o(lkh/ Eudem. ap. Gal. 14.185 . d. to/kos interest at two drachms per mina per month ( 24 %), 5(1).1146.38 (Gythium, i B. C.), 1126.17 (i B. C.). di/draxmon, to/, coin of two drachms, IG 12.79 , Arist. 10.7 , etc.: esp. half-shekel, paid to the temple-treasury at Jerusalem, LXX 3.47 , al. (freq. with v. l. di/dragmon, q. v.), 17.24 . di^du^ma_genei=s, oi(, twins, 447.10 (ii A. D.), 1119.26 (iii A. D.). di^du^mai=on, to/, = o)/rxis , Hp. 30 (didu/mh, Gal. 19.93 ). *di^du^mai=os, o(, a name of Zeus as worshipped at Didyma in Miletus jointly with Apollo, Nic. 1 ; of Apollo, 906 (so *di^du^meu/s, o(, of Apollo, Orph. 34.7 ); to\ *didumai=on, their temple at Miletus, Plu. 24 :—*di^du/meia, ta/, their festival there, 2881 , al. (Branchidae), 3.129.8 . di^du^ma/nwr [a_], oros, o(, h(, to/, touching both the men, kaka/ A. 849 (lyr.). di^du^m-a/wn [a_], onos, o(, h(, poet. for di/dumos, used by Hom. only in dual nom. and pl. dat., twins, Il. 5.548 : later of things, mazoi/ Nonn. 3.390 ; simply, two, dou/rata ib. 23.33 : sg., double, kerai/h ib. 15.30 ; boulh/ ib. 4.179 . di^du^m-eu/w, bear twins, LXX 4.2 . didu/mh, v. didumai=on. di^du^mh-toke/w, bear twins, Scymn. 379 . di^du^mh-to/kos, Dor. diduma_to/kos, on, = didumoto/kos , Theoc. 1.25 , Call. 54 , 6.99 ( Phil. ), etc. twin-born, Man. 4.455 . di^du/mia [u^], ta/, small convexities near the pineal gland of the brain, Gal. 8.14 , al. Dim. of di/dumos 111.2 , Paul.Aeg. 6.68 . didumi/ou r(i/za, = o)/rxis , Hsch. di^du/mios [u^], = di/dumos , 1068 . di/dumnos [i^], poet. for di/dumos (cf. nw/numnos for nw/numos), to be read metri gr. in Pi. 3.35 . di^du^mo-genh/s, e/s, twin-born, E. 206 (lyr.); cf. diduma_genei=s. di^du^mo/-gonos, on, = foreg., Ptol. 110 , Vett.Val. 299.9 . di^du^mo/-zu^gos, on, with a pair of horses; twofold, u(/dwr Nonn. 15.21 ; mo/ros ib. 34.240 . di^du^/mo-zuc, u^gos, o(, h(, = foreg., di/fros ib. 21.212 ; au)lo/s ib. 23.211 . di^du^mo/-qroos, on, double-voiced, au)lo/s ib. 10.234 , al. di^du^mo/-ktu^pos, on, double-sounding, ib. 20.307 ; h)xw/ ib. 36.12 . di/du^mos [i^], h, on, also os, on v.l. in Pi. 4.209 , E. 656 (lyr.), Pl. 113e :—redupl. from du/o, double, twofold, Od. 19.227 , etc.; didu/main xeiroi=n S. 206 (lyr.): also in sg., xeri\ didu/ma| with both hands, Pi. 2.9 ; d. a(/ls, i. e. the Pontus and Bosporus, S. 967 (lyr.); d. ge/nos 7.72 ( Men. ); d. cu/lon forked, LXX 8.29 ; to\ gluku/ moi d., of a wife, 14.1974 . twin, d. kasi/gnhtos Pi. 1.36 ; d. te/knwn a)/rista S. 1693 (lyr.); d. te/kea E. 220 (lyr.). Subst., di/dumoi twins, Il. 23.641 , Hdt. 5.41 : of the Twins in the zodiac, Eudox. ap. Hipparch. 1.2.8 , Arat. 147 , 14.1307 ; also di/duma, ta/, Hdt. 6.52 ; du/o didu/mw E. 1401 (lyr.). the testicles, LXX 25.11 , 5.125 ( Phld. ): sg., Herophil. ap. Gal. 14.11 . ovaries, Herophil. l. c., Sor. 1.12 . di^du^mo/strofos, on, turning this way and that, Man. 4.590 . di^du^mo/ths, htos, h(, duality, Pl. 57d , Aristid.Quint. 2.26 , Gal. 8.10 . di^du^mo-toke/w, to bear twins, Arist. 573b30 . di^du^mo-toki/a, h(, a bearing of twins, Id. 772b14 . di^du^mo-to/kos, on, producing twins, Id. 573b32 . di^du^mo/-xroos, on, two-coloured, Musae. 59 : heterocl. dat. sg. didumo/xroi+ Nonn. 11.378 , acc. pl. -xroas ib. 21.216 . *di^du^mw/n, w=nos , o( (sc. mh/n), name of month at Alexandria, Ptol. 9.7 . di/duc (leg. doi=duc): to\ tribh/din (leg. tribi/dion) tou= o(lm[i/]ou, Hsch. di/dwmi, Il. 23.620 , etc. (late di/dw 121 (iii A. D.)); late forms, 1 pl. dido/amen v. l. in J. 3.8.5 , etc., 3 pl. di/dwsi (para-) Id. 10.4.1 , etc.; but thematic forms are freq. used, esp. in Ep. and Ion. , didoi=s, didoi=sqa, Il. 9.164 , 19.270 , didoi= Od. 17.350 , Mimn. 2.16 , Hdt. 2.48 , Hp. Aër. 12 (a)na-), A. 1010 , etc., didou=si Il. 19.265 (always in Hom. ), dub. in Att. , Antiph. 156 ; imper. di/dou Thgn. 1303 , Hdt. 3.140 , E. 642 , di/doi Pi. 1.85 , Epigr. in 4.78 , Ep. di/dwqi Od. 3.380 ; inf. dido/nai, also didou=n Thgn. 1329 , Ep. didou=nai Il. 24.425 , Aeol. di/dwn Theoc. 29.9 ; part. didou/s, Aeol. di/dois Alc. 23.13 : impf. e)di/doun -ous -ou, Ar. 678 , Od. 19.367 , 11.289 ( Ep. di/dou Il. 5.165 ), etc.; 3 pl. e)di/dosan Hdt. 8.9 , etc., e)di/doun ( v.l. e)di/dwn ) Hes. 139 , D.H. 5.6 codd. (a)p-), also e)/didon prob. in 437 , di/don ib. 328 ; Ep. iter. do/skon Il. 14.382 : fut. dw/sw 14.268 , etc., Ep. didw/sw Od. 13.358 , 24.314 ; inf. dwse/menai Il. 13.369 : aor. 1 e)/dwka, used only in ind., Od. 9.361 , etc., Ep. dw=ka Il. 4.43 : aor. 2 e)/dwn, used in pl. ind. e)/domen e)/dote e)/dosan ( Lacon. e)/don 5(1).1 1 ), and in moods, do/s, dw=, doi/hn, dou=nai, dou/s; Ep. forms of aor., subj. 3 sg. dw/h|, dw/h|si, dw=|si, Il. 16.725 , 1.324 , Od. 2.144 ; 3 sg. dw/h, Boeot. dw/ei 2858.17 (Delph.), 7.3054 (Lebad.), doi= 2 . p.24 ; 1 pl. dw/omen Il. 7.299 , Od. 16.184 , 3 pl. dw/wsi Il. 1.137 ; 3 sg. opt. is written do/h 1.4 , doi= 14.1488 , etc.; inf. do/menai Il. 1.116 , do/men 4.379 (also Dor. , Ar. 1163 (a)po-) , do/mein 942 (Dodona)); Cypr. inf. dove/nai 135.5H. (also opt. duva/noi ib. 6 ); Arc. part. a)pu-do/as 5(2).6.13 (Tegea); inf. dw=nai 666.2 (Orchom., iii B. C.), also in later Greek, 38.13 (ii A. D.): pf. de/dwka Pi. 2.8 , etc.; Boeot. 3 pl. a)po-dedo/anqi 7.3171.35 (Orchom.): plpf. e)dedw/kei X. 1.4.26 :— Med. only in compds.:— Pass. , fut. doqh/somai E. 1650 , Is. 3.39 , etc.: aor. e)do/qhn Od. 2.78 , etc.: pf. de/domai Il. 5.428 , A. 1041 , Th. 1.26 , etc.; 3 pl. de/dontai E. 757 : plpf. e)de/doto Th. 3.109 :—give freely, tini/ ti Od. 24.274 , etc.: in pres. and impf., to be ready to give, offer, Il. 9.519 , Hdt. 5.94 , 9.109 , Ar. 100 , X. 6.3.9 , etc.; ta\ dido/mena things offered, D. 18.119 . of the gods, grant, assign, ku=dos, ni/khn, etc., Il. 19.204 , 11.397 , etc.; of evils, d. a)/lgea, a)/tas, kh/dea, etc., 1.96 , 19.270 , Od. 9.15 , etc.; twice in Hom. in Pass. , ou)/ toi de/dotai polemh/i+a e)/rga not to thee have deeds of war been granted, Il. 5.428 , cf. Od. 2.78 ; later eu)= dido/nai tini/ give good fortune, provide well for . . , S. 1081 , 642 , E. 750 : abs., of the laws, grant permission, do/ntwn au)tw=| tw=n no/mwn Is. 7.2 , cf. Pl. 813c . offer to the gods, e(kato/mbas, i(ra\ qeoi=sin, Il. 12.6 , Od. 1.67 , etc. with inf. added, cei=nos ga/r oi( e)/dwken . . e)s po/lemon fore/ein gave it him to wear in war, Il. 15.532 , cf. 23.183 ; dw=ke [teu/xea] qera/ponti forh=nai 7.149 : later freq. of giving to eat or drink, e)k xeiro\s didoi= piei=n Hdt. 4.172 , cf. Cratin. 124 , Pherecr. 69 , etc.; e)di/dou r(ofei=n Ar. 203 ; di/dou masa=sqai Eup. 253 ; do\s katafagei=n Hegem. 1 ; th\n ku/lika do\s e)mpiei=n Pherecr. 41 ; do\s th\n mega/lhn spa/sai Diph. 17.7 ; with inf. omitted, fia/lhn e)/dwke kera/sas Ephipp. 10 ; eu)zwro/teron do/s Diph. 58 ; also of giving water to wash with, di/dou kata\ xeiro/s (sc. ni/yasqai) Arched. 2.3 , cf. Alex. 261.2 . Prose phrases, d. o(/rkon, opp. lamba/nein, tender an oath, dokei= ka)\n o)mo/sai ei)/ tis au)tw=| o(/rkon didoi/h Is. 9.24 , cf. D. 39.3 , Arist. 1377a8 ; d. yh=fon, gnw/mhn, put a proposal to the vote, propose a resolution, D. 21.87 , 24.13 : d. xa/rin, = xari/zesqai , S. 1354 , Cratin. 317 ; o)rgh=| xa/rin dou/s having indulged . . , S. 855 ; lo/gon tini\ d. give one leave to speak, X. 5.2.20 ; d. lo/gon sfi/si deliberate, Hdt. 1.97 ; ou)k, ei) didoi/hs . . sautw=| lo/gon S. 583 ; dou=nai, labei=n lo/gon, Arist. 165a27 (but d. lo/gon, eu)qu/nas, render accounts, 12.91 , al.): d. di/khn or di/kas, v. di/kh : a)koh\n d. lo/gois lend an ear to . . , S. 30 , etc.; d. e)rgasi/an give diligence, = Lat. dare operam, 441.109 (Lagina, i B. C.), 742.11 : c. inf., 12.58 : abs., sc. plhgh/n, li/qw| d. tini/ 13 iii 3 ; e)mbola\s dido/nai, ram, of ships, D.S. 13.10 . c. acc. pers., hand over, deliver up, a)xe/essi/ me dw/seis Od. 19.167 ; min . . o)du/nh|sin e)/dwken Il. 5.397 ; *(/ektora kusi/n 23.21 ; puri/ tina Od. 24.65 ; plhgai=s tina/ Pl. 574c ; e)/dwke qh=ras fo/bw| Pi. 5.60 . of parents, give their daughter to wife, qugate/ra a)ndri/ Il. 6.192 , Od. 4.7 ; also of Telemachus, a)ne/ri mhte/ra dw/sw 2.223 ; th\n . . *sa/mhnde e)/dosan gave her in marriage to go to Samé, 15.367 , cf. 17.442 ; with inf. added, dw/sw soi *xari/twn mi/an o)puie/menai Il. 14.268 : in Prose and Trag., qugate/ra d. tini\ gunai=ka Hdt. 1.107 , cf. Th. 6.59 , X. 4.1.4 , etc.: abs., e)di/dosan kai\ h)/gonto e)c a)llh/lwn Hdt. 5.92 .b/, cf. E. 288 ; also d. ko/ra| a)/ndra Pi. 9.117 . dido/nai tina/ tini grant another to one's entreaties, pardon him at one's request, X. 6.6.31 ; dido/nai tini/ ti forgive one a thing, condone it, E. 296 (s. v. l.). d. e(auto/n tini give oneself up, d. sfe/as au)tou\s toi=si *)aqhnai/oisi Hdt. 6.108 , cf. S. 84 , Th. 2.68 ; tini\ ei)s xei=ras S. 1348 ; d. e(auto\n toi=s deinoi=s D. 18.97 ; ei)s tou\s kindu/nous Plb. 3.17.8 ; ei)s e)/nteucin Id. 3.15.4 ; ei)s trufh/n, ei)s lh|stei/as, D.S. 17.108 , 18.47 : c. inf., di/dws' e(kw\n ktei/nein e(auto/n S. 1341 . appoint, establish, of a priest, LXX 31.6 ; dw=men a)rxhgo/n ib. 14.4 ; d. tina\ ei)s e)/qnos me/ga ib. 17.20 ; place, tina\ u(pera/nw pa/nta ta\ e)/qnh ib. 28.1 :— Pass. , oi( dedome/noi, = Nethinim, ministers of the Temple, ib. 5.3 ; e)do/qh au)toi=s i(/na . . orders were given them that . . , 9.5 . in vows and prayers, c. acc. pers. et inf., grant, allow, bring about that . . , esp. in prayers, do\s a)pofqi/menon du=nai do/mon *)/ai+dos ei)/sw grant that he may go . . , Il. 3.322 ; to\n kasi/gnhton do/te tui/d' i)/kesqai Sapph. 1.2 ; do/s me tei/sasqai give me to . . , A. 18 , cf. 31 ; also c. dat. pers., tou/tw| . . eu)tuxei=n doi=en qeoi/ Id. 422 ; qeoi\ doi=e/n pot' au)toi=s . . paqei=n S. 316 , cf. 1101 , 1287 , Pl. 737b . grant, concede in argument, d. kai\ sugxwrei=n Id. 100b , cf. Arist. 990a12 , al.: c. inf., Id. 239b29 ; d. ei)=nai qeou/s Iamb. 1.3 ; e(no\s a)to/pou doqe/ntos ta)=lla sumbai/nei Arist. 186a9 ; dedome/na, ta/, data, title of work by Euclid; h( doqei=sa grammh/, gwni/a, etc., Pl. 87a , Euc. 1.9 , etc.; dedo/sqw ku/klos Archim. 1.6 , al.; also in Alchemy, do/s take certain substances, 69 . Gramm., describe, record, Sch. Pi. 5.93 , Sch. Il. 16.207 . seemingly intr., give oneself up, devote oneself, c. dat., esp. h(donh=| E. 21 , Plu. 13 ; h(donai=s Philostr. 1.12 ; e)lpi/di J. 17.12.2 ; ei)s dhmokopi/an D.S. 25.8 ; dro/mw| dou\s fe/resqai at full speed, Alciphr. 3.47 . di=e, v. di=os. di/e, v. di/w. die/, Thess., = dia/ , 9(2).517.16 (Larisa). dieggela/w, gloss on gloia/zw , Hsch. dieggu/-a, h(, (e)ggu/h) surety, bail, Sch. Th. 3.70 . dieggu-a/w, give bail to produce, sw/mata D.H. 7.12 :— Med. , to take bail for, kategguw=ntos ( v.l. di- ) *menece/nou to\n pai=da, *pasi/wn au)to\n e(pta\ tala/ntwn diegguh/sato Isoc. 17.14 , cf. Plu. 11 :— Pass. , to be bailed by any one, o)ktakosi/wn tala/ntwn toi=s proce/nois dihgguhme/noi bailed by their Proxeni for eight hundred talents, Th. 3.70 . give security, 976.49 (Samos, ii B. C.). take pledges, distrain, ib. 629.20 (ii B. C.). abs., mortgage one's property, LXX 5.3 . dieggu/-hma, atos, to/, pledge, security, PTeb. 5.12 (ii B. C.), 112.12 (i A. D.), etc. dieggu/-hsis, ews, h(, giving bail or security, D. 24.73 , 11(2).287 136 (Delos, iii B. C.), D.Chr. 11.18 (pl.). giving bail for production, tou= sw/matos D.H. 11.32 . dieg-ei/rw, wake up, Anaxipp. 1.47 , J. 8.13.7 , Hdn. 2.1.5 ; stir up, arouse, LXX 7.21 ; excite, promote, au)/chsin futou= 9.3.7 :— Pass. , Hp. 15 , Arist. 876a22 , LXX 11.11 , Ph. 2.485 , Longus 2.35 ; to be raised up from a sick-bed, 11.171 ( Lucill. ); Ep. aor. die/greto ib. 5.274 (Paul. Sil.). raise, to\n au)xe/na Hld. 4.4 ; xw/mata J. 6.1.1 , 6.2.7 :— Pass. , pu/las diegeirome/nas ei)s u(/yos phxw=n e(bdomh/konta LXX 1.4 ; toi=s phdh/masi pro\s ou)rano\n diegeiresqe me)son Procop.Gaz. h)qop.poime/nos p.137B. die/g-ersis, ews, h(, arousing, sw/matos 128 . dieg-erte/on, one must arouse, Ath. Med. ap. Orib. inc. 23.19 , Archig. ap. Gal. 13.176 . dieg-ertiko/s, h/, o/n, exciting, stimulant, S.E. 6.19 ; a)frodisi/wn Diph.Siph. ap. Ath. 2.64b , cf. Philum. ap. Orib. 8.6.4 . diegko/ptw, strengthd. for e)gko/ptw, Stob. 1.36.2 . die/dece, v. diadei/knumi. die/dhn, Adv., (dii/+hmi) throughout, to the end, Hsch. diedrei/a, h(, sitting apart, of birds whose position was ominous of strife, opp. sunedri/a, Arist. 608b27 (pl.), Id. 1236b10 (pl.). die/drion, to/, (e(/dra) seat for two persons, Anon. ap. Suid. di/edros, on, (e(/dra) sitting apart, opp. su/nedros, Arist. 608b28 . = diafanh/s , Hsch. di/edron, to/, tripod-stand, Callix. 2 . chaise-longue, Antyll. ap. Orib. 10.37.5 , Erot. (pl.), Suid. s.v. zeu=gos h(mioniko/n. diezeugme/nws, Adv., (diazeu/gnumi) discretely, of ratios, Nicom. 2.24 . dieqi/zw, become chronic, Aret. 1.2 . of persons, become habituated, e)me/tw| Archig. ap. Orib. 8.23.1 . dieidh/s, e/s, (diei=don) transparent, clear, Thphr. 6.19.2 , Ael. 4.30 , Philostr. 33 ; potamoi/ Max. Tyr. 36.1 : Sup. , Luc. 6 . diei=don, inf. dii+dei=n, aor. 2 with no pres. in use (diora/w being used), see thoroughly, discern (on the Homeric usage v. dia-ei/dw ) , ti Ar. 168 , Pl. 264c ; lo/gos ou) r(a/|dios dii+dei=n Id. 62b . see through:— Pass. , dieidome/nh e)n u(/dati nh=sos Call. 191 ; a)trapo\s . . dieidome/nh pedi/oio seen through or across the plain, A.R. 1.546 . pf. di/oida, inf. dieide/nai, Ep. dii/dmenai Id. 4.1360 , distinguish, discern, a)ndrw=n . . to\n kako\n dieide/nai E. 518 , cf. Ar. 975 , Pl. 262a : fut., diei/setai h( xei/r Orib. 8.36.6 ; decide, S. 295 . dieika/zomai, Pass. , pf. inf. dieika/sqai to be like, c. dat., Philostr. 1.19 . dieile/w, unroll a book, Plu. 2.1039e , dub. in Phld. 1.340S. dieilhmme/nws, Adv., (dialamba/nw) distinctly, precisely, X. 11.25 , Ptol. 11 ; opp. a)dialh/ptws, Phld. p.83W. , 1.158S. dieilokompa/sas: skia=| kai\ ko/mpw| e)capath/sas, Hsch. dieilu/omai, Pass. , slip out of, dieilusqei=sa do/moio A.R. 4.35 . di/eimi, serving as fut. to die/rxomai, impf. dih/|ein: fut. diei/somai Nic. 494 , 837 , cf. Hsch. :—go to and fro, roam about, Ar. 845 ; of a report, spread, lo/gos dih/|ei Plu. 56 . pass through. di' au)tw=n me/swn Th. 3.21 ; get through, escape, dia\ tw=n po/rwn Arist. 307b13 ; e)/cw Thphr. 5.9.12 : abs., Arist. 204a4 . pass, h(me/ra xeime/rios di/eisin Thphr. 46 ; proceed, of a play, Ar. 920 . c. acc., go through, traverse, Id. 1392 : c. acc. cogn., d. to\n qei=on dro/mon Pl. 370e . go through a subject in speaking or writing, narrate, describe, discuss, Id. 47c ; d. tw=| lo/gw| Id. 505e , cf. Nic. Il. cc., Luc. 3 . di/eicis: dia/stasis, Hsch. *dieipeth/s, v. *dii+peth/s. diei=pon, in Hom. also diaei=pon (v. infr.), serving as aor. 2 to diagoreu/w:— tell fully or distinctly, memigme/noi . . h)= a)pa/neuqe; di/eipe/ moi, o)/fra daei/w Il. 10.425 ; tro/pon po/nwn S. 22 ; declare, of an oracle, Id. 854 ; interpret a riddle, ib. 394 , cf. Pl. 275a . speak one with another, converse, diaeipe/men a)llh/loisin Od. 4.215 . Med. , fix upon, agree, dieipa/menos e)n w(=| [xro/nw|] a)podw/sei Arist. 1351b5 : abs., Id. 1243a31 , 9.27 . dieirgasme/nws, Adv. elaborately, Men.Rh. p.387S. diei/rgw, Ep. and Ion. die/rgw, Ep. also diee/rgw:— keep asunder, separate, tou\s die/ergon e)pa/lcies Il. 12.424 , cf. Hdt. 1.180 , Pi. 6.2 , Th. 3.107 , E. 382.6 , 50.6 (ii B. C.); d. tina\ tou= mh\ sugkexu/sqai Arist. 562a25 ; potamoi\ d. [tina\s] th=s o)/kade o(dou= X. 3.1.2 :— Pass. , po/rw| diei/rgetai th=s *)attikh=s h( nh=sos Plu. 13 ; xw/ra i)sqmw=| d. mh\ nh=son ei)=nai Polyaen. 2.2.4 : c. inf., to be prevented from . . , Porph. 2.47 . ward off, Pl. 115e ; exclude, tina\s panto\s lo/gou Philostr. 3.31 . diei/rhka, v. dierw=. diei/romai, v. die/romai. di/eiron, to/, dub. sens. in 117.21 (ii A. D.). dieiru/w, Ep. and Ion. for dieru/w, draw across, ta\s ne/as to\n i)sqmo/n Hdt. 7.24 ; draw through, neioi=o a)/rotron A.R. 1.687 . diei/rw, aor. inf. die/rsai Hp. 11 , al., but diei=rai Id. 2.5 ; imper. di/eiron Aen.Tact. 31.18 ; part. diei/ras Luc. 26 , Ael. 4.28 : pf. diei=rka X. 8.3.10 : pf. part. Pass. dih|rme/nh Hp. 70 , but dieirme/na 3.14 :—pass or draw through, u(pa/leiptron dia\ kauma/twn Hp. 11 ; xei=ras dia\ tw=n kandu/wn X. l.c.; to\n da/ktulon dia\ th=s o)ph=s Ael. l. c.; belo/nas Aeschin. 3.166 ; insert, patta/lous Thphr. 2.14.4 ; li/non Aen.Tact. l. c.; belo/nhn dia\ tw=n o)fqalmw=n 1.2949 : intr., da/ktuloi oi(=on diei/rontes Philostr. 4.28 . string upon, ka/nqaron xrusw=| 46.229 :— Pass. , l. c. string together in order, weave a story, Philostr. 8.12 :— Pass. , lo/gos dieiro/menos, = ei)ro/menos , f.l. in D.H. 26 . dieirwno/cenos, on, (ei)/rwn) dissembling with one's guests, treacherous under the mask of hospitality, Ar. 623 . diei/s, v. dii/+hmi. dieis-du/nw or dieis-du/w, go into and through, [th\n gh=n] Alex.Aphr. 1.127 ; ei)s tou\s po/rous ib. 2.76 , cf. Phlp. 93.37 , al. diei/s-du^sis, ews, h(, passing through, Id. 5.33 . dieise/rxomai, Medic., effect an entrance through pores or membranes, Steph. 1.165D. , al.; also dieiskri/nomai, ibid. die/k, before a vowel die/c (but die\c swlh=nos Archil. 5 ), out through, d. proqu/rou, mega/roio, Il. 15.124 , Od. 10.388 , etc.; cf. pare/k. diek-bai/nw, go through and out of, ta\ o)/rh Str. 12.2.4 . diek-ba/llw, pass a needle, string, etc., through, thread, Hero 98.10 , Heliod. ap. Orib. 44.10.4 , Gal. 10.417 . subtract from zw/|dia in succession, Vett.Val. 175.35 . pay through a bank, 1200.23 ( Pass. , i B. C.). intr. (sc. strato/n), march through, *stumfali/an Plb. 4.68.5 , prob. in Plu. 17 . of rivers, boundaries, etc., d. ta\ o(/ria ei)s . . LXX 15.8 ; o( *eu)fra/ths d. dia\ tou= *tau/rou Str. 16.1.13 ; d. ei)s no/ton kai\ borra=<n> 2.154.9 (i A. D.). diek-blhte/on, one must pass a needle through, Antyll. ap. Orib. 45.24.9 . diek-bolh/, h(, mountain-pass, in pl., Plb. 1.75.4 , 3.40.1 : sg., D.S. 17.68 . estuary, Str. 9.5.22 . way out of a city, J. 15.7.10 (pl.). traversing, Onos. 7.1 ; passing through, of needle, Heliod. ap. Orib. 44.14.14 . acknowledgement of payment received by a bank, 389.3 (ii A. D.), 445.8 (ii A. D.). diek-bo/lion, to/, medicine to eject a dead foetus, Hp. 1.91 . diek-di/dwmi, = diadi/dwmi , ibid. diek-di^ke/w, strengthd. for e)kdike/w, e(auth/n Zos.Alch. p.112 B. , cf. 299.14 (vi A. D.), Arg. 3 Hes. , Sch. E. 1027 . claim, = Lat. vindicare, Cod.Just. 10.16.1 ( Pass. ). diek-di^khth/s, ou=, o(, = Lat. defensor, ib. 10.11.8.7a (pl.). diek-dromh/, h(, darting forth, a)ste/rwn Ptol. 102 ; passing through, Ezek. 199 (pl.). diek-du/omai, aor. diece/dun (but diekdu/sai: a)podra=sai, Hsch. ), slip out through, Hp. 7 ; d. to\n o)/xlon Plu. 10 : abs., prob. in Id. 17 . die/k-du^sis, ews, h(, means of escape, d. muw=n mouse-holes, Ath. 3.98d , cf. Plu. 13 . diek-qe/steron: a)kribe/steron, Hsch. ; cf. diektele/steron. diek-qe/w, run through, extend, a)/xri th=s gh=s Arist. 395a22 ; dia/ tinos Plu. 2.666b : c. gen., ib. 589d : abs., Id. 30 ; e)s e)/meton, of bile, Aret. 2.5 . diek-qrw/skw, aor. inf. -qore/ein, leap through, Opp. 4.674 . dieki/, Thess., = dio/ti , 9(2).517.11 (Larisa), 1229.36 (Phalanna). diek-ku/ptw, peep out, LXX 3.19 , Eust. 1754.44 . diek-lamba/nw, rent, hire, 6.584.12 (iii B. C.). diek-la/mpw, shine out through, Hld. 2.31 . diek-lanqa/nomai, Med. , forget utterly, Q.S. 13.380 (tm.). diek-lu/w, dissolve, relax, Gal. 19.70 ; remove hindrances, Vett.Val. 183.2 :— Pass. , Alex.Aphr. 1.135 . diek-mhru/omai, unwind, Ph. 57.44 . diek-mu_za/w, suck out, Gp. 7.15.2 . diek-ne/omai, depart from among, A.R. 4.409 (tm.); die\c a(lo\s oi)=dma ne/onto they crossed the sea, ib. 659 . diek-pai/w, break or burst through, th=s i(/ppou J. 5.2.2 , cf. Philostr. 19.4 , 2.23 ; dia/ tinos Paus. 7.16.5 : c. acc., stoa/n Diox. 3 , cf. App. 5.34 , etc.: abs., Luc. 61 :— Med. , d. ta\s pu/las D.H. 11.37 ; tou\s polemi/ous Plu. 21 : abs., J. 7.6.4 , Polyaen. 4.2.14 ; d. e)/cw Iamb. 35.249 . die/k-pausis, ews, h(, intermission, tou= kakou= Vett.Val. 209.25 . diek-perai/nw, go through with, ta\ tou/twn e)xo/mena d. X. 6.1 :— Pass. , pri\n . . bi/os diekperanqh=| S. 646 . diek-peraio/omai, Pass. , pass out through, Str. 12.2.3 . diek-pera/w, pass out through, c. acc., ta\s *(hrakle/as sth/las Hdt. 4.152 ; d. th\n a)/nudron pass quite through it, Id. 3.4 ; to\n potamo/n Id. 5.52 ; bi/on E. 954 ; traverse, a)tarpo/n Orac. ap. Jul. 89b . abs., d. e)s xqo/na A. 485 ; of food, like diaxwre/w , Pl. 73a . pass by, overlook, Ar. 283 , v. Sch. diek-perdi_ki/zw, = diaperdiki/zw , Suid. diek-phda/w, jump, run about, Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.26.6 ; bound violently, kardi/a Aristaenet. 2.13 . diek-pi/ptw, issue, escape through, fwto\s -pi/ptontos dia\ tw=n nefw=n Epicur. 2p.45U. , cf. Ph. 57.3 : abs., escape, Arist. 910a17 ; exude, tw=n po/rwn Plu. 2.51a , Gal. 10.948 ; ti Onos. 21.1 , Hld. 10.28 ; dia\ th=s po/lews Arr. 1.8.7 . escape, ei)s *qh/bas D.S. 4.54 , cf. 12.56 . spread abroad, of a proverbial saying, Eust.ad D.P. 809 . diek-ple/kw, dub. sens. in Alex. 2.20 . diek-ple/w, Ion. diek-plw/w, aor. -e/plwsa:— sail out through, to\n *(ellh/sponton Hdt. 7.147 ; ta\s *kuane/as Id. 4.89 ; th\n diw/ruxa Id. 7.122 ; sxoi/nous duw/deka Id. 2.29 ; *(hrakle/wn sthle/wn Id. 4.42 : abs., sail out, ib. 43 . in naval tactics, break the enemy's line by sailing through it, so as to be able to charge their ships in flank or rear, Hdt. 6.15 , Th. 1.50 , 7.36 , Sosyl. p.31 B. , Plb. 1.51.9 . die/k-ploos, contr. die/kplous, o(, passage, tw=n braxe/wn through the shallows, Hdt. 4.179 ; d. u(po/fausin katalipei=n Id. 7.36 , cf. Pl. 115e . breaking the enemy's line in a sea-fight, d. poieu/menos Hdt. 6.12 , cf. Th. 1.49 , 7.36 . diek-plw/w, v. diekple/w. diek-pne/w, blow from start to finish, of winds, Arist. 394b35 . diek-pnoh/, h(, exhalation, Thphr. 4.12.12 ; puro/s 2.24.2 . ventilation-hole, Ph. 87.4 (pl.). diek-pone/w, work out, calculate, Gal. 19.529 ; prob. for -poie/w, ib. 531 . diek-poreu/omai, go out through, D.H. 9.26 ; pass through, traverse, dia\ th=s tw=n o(/lwn ou)si/as M.Ant. 7.19 . diek-ptu/w, spit all about, Philostr. 2.23 . die/k-ptwsis, ews, h(, issue, of nerves from the spine, Gal. 8.57 . passage through a sieve, of powders, Id. 11.134 . diek-re/w, flow out, o(/kws a)qro/ws d. to\ ai(=ma Aret. 2.5 . die/k-roos, o(, passage for the stream to escape, Hdt. 7.129 . diek-seu/w, drive through, nh=a die\k pe/lagos seu=en A.R. 2.620 . diek-tei/nw, stretch out, extend, v.l. in Hp. 38 for dei= e)kt-, cf. Hero 99.1 :— Pass. , fut. -ta^qh/somai Iamb. p.71P. diek-tele/steron: a)kribe/steron, Hsch. diek-tele/w, accomplish, th\n oi)konomi/an 1.2107 . diek-te/llw, arise, grow from, Nic. 74.30 . diek-te/mnw, divide through the midst, v. l. in J. 3.10.7 . diek-tetrai/nw, gloss on diekpai/w , Hsch. ; -tetrhme/nos v.l. for diatetr- , Heliod. ap. Orib. 49.23.15 . diek-tre/xw, aor. -e/dra^mon, traverse, Ph. 77.36 ; o(ppo/t' a)\n . . h)e/lios *krio\n . . diektre/xh| Orph. 285.5 : abs., sally, rush out, J. 5.2.11 ; kuno\s diekdramo/ntos Plu. 2.490d . die/k-trhsis, ews, h(, hole bored quite through, Gal. 10.5 (pl.). diek-tru_pa/w, gloss on diekpai/w , Suid. diek-tu^lo/w, remove a callus, Sor. 1.46 . diek-tu/lwsis, ews, h(, removal of a callus, ibid. diek-fai/nw, strengthd. for e)kfai/nw, Eust. 1538.17 :— Pass. , Philostr. 1.14 . diek-fe/rw, strengthd. for e)kfe/rw, Hsch. s.v. diecaga/gh| , A.R. 3.73 (tm.). diek-feu/gw, strengthd. for e)kfeu/gw, Plu. 27 (v.l.); kaki/an 12.7 ; die\k pe/tras f. A.R. 2.616 . diek-fu/w, spring from, of veins and muscles, Gal. 2.786 , 18(1).446 . diek-xe/w, strengthd. for e)kxe/w, Aret. 2.5 . die/la^sis, ews, h(, driving through, of a nail, Plu. 2.659d . charge or exercise of cavalry, h( ei)s ta/xos d. X. 3.4 . dielau/nw, Att. fut. dielw=: aor. 1 dih/la^sa:— drive through or across, ta/froio dih/lase mw/nuxas i(/ppous Il. 10.564 , cf. 12.120 , E. 676 . h(/de s' h(me/ra dih/lase has brought you to the end (sc. of servitude), Id. 788 . thrust through, lapa/rhs de\ dih/lase xa/lkeon e)/gxos Il. 16.318 , cf. 13.161 ; nekrou= para\ th\n a)/kanqan cu/lon . . d. Hdt. 4.72 . d. tina\ lo/gxh| thrust one through with a lance, Plu. 29 , cf. Luc. 27.4 ( Pass. ). intr., ride through, X. 1.5.12 , etc.; charge through, ib. 1.10.7 , al.: c. acc. cogn., d. o(do/n Id. 4.4.4 . Pass. , to be driven through, IG 12.81.12 . dart through, of a shooting pain, Aret. 2.7 . to be distributed, of the branches of an artery, ib. 2.1 . Med. , dihla/sw: dihgh/sw, dih=lqes, Hsch. dielegkte/on, one must refute, Plu. 2.450b . diele/gxw, refute, Pl. 457e , Arist. 94 , Plb. 7.3.3 , Luc. 6 , etc. convict, expose, Ph. 1.265 , al., Plu. 2.437b , 40iii23 (iv A. D.):— Pass. , Philostr.Jun. 1 , 321.14 (iii A. D.). prove, try, Philostr. 17 ; investigate, Jul. 3.118b :— Pass. , pa/nta d. fwti/ Ph. 2.345 . Med. or Pass. , dispute, LXX 1.18 , 6.2 . Pass. , to be distinguished, Phlp. 128.30 . dieleuqero/w, liberate, ei)rgmw=n to\n nou=n Porph. 46 . die/leusis, ews, h(, transit, Ptol. 135 . die/lquris: dia/mfodos, Hsch. dielinh/sato: e)ce/fuge, Hsch. dieli_nu/w, to cease entirely from labour or exercise, Hp. 45 . dieli/ssw, Att. die/k-ttw, unfold: deploy, of military evolutions, D.C. 74.5 : metaph., expose, Plu. 2.411b :— Med. , roll over, Q.S. 6.565 . dieli/thn: do/lion, kakou=rgon: kai\ pantaxou= dierxo/menon (i.e. dihlu/thn), Hsch. ; cf. dihli/ths. dielk-usmo/s, o(, pushing about, D.H. 20 . delay, PTeb. 25.2 (ii B. C.). brawl, Arg. 1 Ar. dielk-usti/nda pai/zein, tug-of-war, Poll. 9.112 . die/lk-w, fut. dielku/sw: aor. -ei/lku^sa Ar. 1036 , Pl. 440a :—tear asunder, open wide, tou\s o)fqalmou/s Pl.l.c.; to\ sto/ma D.L. 7.20 . metaph. in Pass. , diverge, vary, of Ms. readings, to\ . . "panto\s" die/lketai kata\ ta\ a)nti/grafa Demetr.Lac. 1012.23F. pull through, dia\ daktuli/ou Ar. l.c.; bro/xw| Hp. 5 . haul ships across an isthmus, D.S. 4.56 . of Time, in Pass. , to be protracted, Plb. 31.18.4 :— Act. , d. bi/on drag on life, Plu. 2.1033d ; d. to\n fo/ron postpone payment of a tax, 1116.21 (i B. C.), cf. 1120.35 (i B. C.):— Med. , procrastinate, 2 dual aor. dihlku/sasqon Hsch. continue drinking, Ar. 1131 (where others supply to\n bi/on), cf. 109 (dub.). di/emai, Pass. , speed, i(/ppoi pedi/oio di/entai speed over the plain, Il. 23.475 ; ou) . . me/mone . . di/esqai he is not minded to hasten away, 12.304 . fear, c. inf., A. 701 (lyr., dei/omai cod. Med. ). (Cf. di/w.) diemba/llw, put in through, LXX 4.6 , al., Gal. 2.574 , Aët. 15.12 . die/menos, v. dii/+hmi. diem-me/nw, keep in place, Gal. 18(1).828 . die/m-pi_los, on, well-capped, well-hatted, kefalh/ Luc. 13 . diem-pi/mplhmi, fill completely, LXX 4.40 , Hsch. diem-pi/ptw, fall quite into, ei)/s ti Plb. 38.9.4 . diem-pola/w, sell to different buyers or sell in lots, E. 512 ; e)mporika\ xrh/mata d. Ar. 973 . metaph., ti/ me . . diempola=| lo/goisi pro/s se; what bargain is he driving? S. 579 ; of a mercenary marriage, w)qou/meq' e)/cw kai\ diempolw/meqa Id. 583.7 . diem-fai/nw, show through, o)fqalmoi\ . . gorgo\n d. Luc. 3 (dub.l.). diem-fa^ni/zw, let a thing be seen, Aristaenet. 2.16 . diemfu/omai, breed in, terhdo/nwn, a(\ diemfu/etai toi=s de/ndresi Procl.ad Hes. 412 . diene/gkai, Ion. diem-enei=kai, v. diafe/rw. dien-eile/w, involve, lo/gos dieneilhme/nos Ps.- Luc. 1 . dien-ei/rgw, shut quite up, Gal. 17(1).453 ( Pass. ). dienekte/on, (diafe/rw) one must excel, Luc. 1 . dien-erge/w, strengthd. for e)nerge/w, Critoap. Stob. 3.3.64 . dien-erghtiko/s, h/, o/n, strengthd. for e)nerghtiko/s, du/namis Herod. Med. in 58.76 . dien-qu_me/omai, consider, reflect, peri/ tinos 10.19 . dieni^auti/zw, live out the year, Hdt. 4.7 . spend a whole year, POxy. 899.11 (ii/iii A. D.). dieni/hmi, insert, Orib. 10.24.3 , Ruf. ap. eund. 8.24.29 . di/enos [i^], on, two years old, Thphr. 7.5.5 , 8.11.5 . dienoxle/w, annoy, tini/ Ph. 2.590 , J. 9.3.1 (v.l.), Aristaenet. 1.5 : abs., Luc. 14 :— Pass. , u(po\ tw=n prakto/rwn 830.8 (i A. D.). diente/reuma, atos, to/, (e)/nteron) looking through entrails, Com. word for sharp-sightedness, coined by Ar. 166 . die/c, v. die/k. diec-agne/w, = sq., 5(1).26.9 (Sparta, ii B. C.). diec-a/gw [a^], Aeol. aor. 1 Pass. dieca/xqhn 3 No. 152.25 (ii B. C.):—lead through, du/namin dia\ teixw=n D.S. 14.20 . trofh\ dieca/gousa laxative diet, Aret. 2.5 . bring to an end, settle, lo/gw| a)mfisbh/thsin Plb. 5.1.5 , etc.; try a cause, 5040.69 (Crete):— Pass. , 5.219 (ii B. C.), al., 2.173.15 (ii B. C.); to\ di/kaion dieca/getai Plb. 4.73.8 . arrange, manage, Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.185 ; administer, conduct, a)sfalw=s ta\ kata\ th\n a)rxh/n Plb. 1.9.6 , cf. 3.1221.2 (ii A. D.); tamiei/an 22.1326.38 :— Pass. , o( th=s fu/sews vo/mos kaq' o(\n dieca/getai ta\ gigno/mena Plu. 2.568d . treat, tina\s e)n th=| pa/sh| filanqrwpi/a| Plb. 3.77.4 . d. tou\s bi/ous a)po/ tinos support life, Id. 1.71.1 : abs., Plu. 1090b . diec-a^gwgh/, h(, settlement of a dispute, Plb. 5.102.3 . inquiry, inquest, PTeb. 14.6 (ii B. C.), 65.10 (i B. C.). trial, d. poih/sasqai 5040.59 (Crete). d. tou= bi/ou a way of living, D.S. 4.30 , cf. Hierocl. p.53A. , S.E. 7.158 , al.: abs., Phld. 339.19 , Arr. 1.6.21 , Ecphant. ap. Stob. 4.7.64 ; ta\s d. poiei=sqai S.E. 1.178 . diec-a^gwgo/s, o(, steward, manager, Sch. Pi. 14.13 . diec-aire/w, strengthd. for e)caire/w, Demetr. 299 . diec-a_i/+ssw, Att. diec-a/|ttw, rush forth, Theoc. 13.23 , Arist. 394b15 , 397a31 . diec-a^mei/bomai, Pass. , to be passed, e)tw=n dieca/meipto diplo/a deka/s 12(8).441.11 (Thasos). diec-a/nqhma, atos, to/, pustule, Aret. 1.9 . diec-anqi/zw, variegate with flowers, cj. Pors. in Eub. 99 . diec-ani/stamai, rise up, prepare to deal with, e)pi\ ta\ leipo/mena tw=n pragma/twn Eun. p.263 D. diec-a^nu/w, complete, plou=n lamb. 3.16 . diec-arke/w, suffice, pro\s to\ paro/n Ph. 1.607 ; ei)s e(ka/sthn h(me/ran Id. 2.297 , cf. Anon.Lond. 37.47 . diec-arta/omai, depend on, th=s logikh=s fu/sews Ph. 1.446 . diec-atmi/zw, strengthd. for e)catmi/zw, Hp. 4.47 . diec-a/|ttw, v. diecai/+ssw. die/c-eimi, (ei)=mi ibo) go out through, dieci/menai pedi/onde Il. 6.393 ; e)c au)lh=s e)s . . Hdt. 2.148 . go through, pass through a country, d. th=s *libu/hs ta\ a)/nw ib. 25 ; th\n *milhsi/hn Id. 5.29 ; dia\ pa/shs *eu)rw/phs Id. 2.36 ; dia\ panto\s tou= sw/matos Th. 2.49 , cf. 3.45 ; xw/ran, to/pon, Plb. 4.25.4 , Plu. 2.149a . traverse the whole length of a line, Arist. 1174a34 . in counting or recounting, go through in detail, relate circumstantially, Hdt. 1.116 , 7.77 , etc.; peri/ tinos Isoc. 5.4 , Pl. 361e , etc.; go through, by way of examining, E. 1024 ; expound, Epicur. 2.11 ; deliver, e)gkw/mion Plu. 14 . diec-e/la^sis, ews, h(, = die/lasis , Id. 18 , Hld. 9.18 . diec-elau/nw, Att. fut. -elw=: intr., drive, ride, march through, abs., Hdt. 1.187 : c. acc. loci, d. th\n a)/nudron Id. 3.11 ; ta\s pu/las Id. 5.52 , etc.; also kata\ to\ proa/steion Id. 3.86 ; d. e)pi\ a(/rmatos Id. 7.100 ; d. i(/ppw| to\n po/ron Plu. 19 : c. gen. loci, d. th=s *(rw/mhs Id. 7 . diec-ele/gxw, refute utterly, Luc. 61 , Plu. 2.922e , Gal. 4.518 :— Pass. , o(/tan a)maqe/steroi diecele/gxwntai when they are convicted of ignorance, Them. 21.259b . diec-e/leusis, ews, h(, = die/codos , Sch. A.R. 4.1573 . diec-eli/ssw, Ion. diec-eili/ssw, unroll, untie, Hdt. 4.67 . diec-erga/zomai, work out, effect, kaka/ Pl. 798d . make away with, v.l.in Hdt. 5.92 .g/ and D.H. 6.35 . diec-ere/omai, question closely, c. dupl. acc., e)me\ tau=ta Il. 10.432 , cf. A.R. 1.327 . diec-ereuna/w, examine or survey closely, Pi. 3.24 (tm.):— Med. , xw/ran Pl. 763a , cf. 58d . diec-e/rpw, run his course, of the sun, Arist. 399a24 : fut. diecerpu/sei ib. 398b33 . diec-eru/ghsis [u^], ews, h(, power of belching forth, Orac. ap. Porph. ap. Eus. 6.3 . diec-e/rxomai, fut. -eleu/somai, = die/ceimi :—go through, pass through, to\ xwri/on Hdt. 2.29 , cf. 5.29 ; pedi/on 7.3 , etc. go completely through, no/mon to\n o)/rqion Hdt. 1.24 ; pa/ntas fi/lous E. 15 ; th\n o(do/n Pl. 822a ; th\n di/khn ib. 856a ; d. po/nous S. 1419 : c. part., d. pwle/wn be done selling, Hdt. 1.196 . folld. by dia/, go through in succession, dia\ pa/ntwn d. tw=n pai/dwn, i. e. killing them one after another, Id. 3.11 ; dia\ tw=n de/ka Id. 5.92 . g/; dia\ tw=n po/lewn Pl. 315a . go through in detail, relate circumstantially, Hdt. 3.75 , 7.18 , D. 18.21 ; lo/gon Pl. 893a ; h( yuxh\ d. lo/gon pro\s au(th/n Id. 189e ; tw=| lo/gw| Polystr. p.30 W.; peri\ no/mwn Pl. 857e . intr., to be past, gone by, of time, Hdt. 2.52 ; h(me/ra diech=lqen a)rgh/ Plu. 16 . to be gone through, of legal formalities, pa/nta d' h)/dh diecelhlu/qei D. 21.84 , cf. Pl. 805b . diec-eta/zw, strengthd. for e)ceta/zw, Iamb. p.88P. , Asp. 114.22 ; diechtasme/nos, of a surgeon, Eun. p.499B. diec-hge/omai, strengthd. for e)chge/omai, v. l. in X. 4.2.12 . diec-i/hmi, strengthd. for e)ci/hmi, let pass through, diech=kan au)tou\s dia\ th=s po/lews Hdt. 4.203 . intr., of a river, empty itself, e)s qa/lassan Th. 2.102 (s.v.l.). diec-ikne/omai, arrive at, ei)s . . Plb. 10.29.3 . diec-ippa/zomai, ride out through, dub. for diecepai/sato (cf. diekpai/w), Polyaen. 5.16.5 . diec-i^te/on, one must narrate, describe, Pl. 44d , Arist. 1425b2 , Agath. diec-ixneu/w, search through, dikaiw/mata 167.35 (vi A. D.). diec-odeutiko/s, h/, o/n, giving issue, potamw=n d. a)fe/seis ei)s qa/lattan 692.52 . diec-odeu/w, have a way out, escape, Hp. 2.3.8 ; march out, J. 7.5.4 . c. acc., go through, lo/gon S.E. 2.9 , al. Pass. , to be regularized, diecwdeume/nh fantasi/a ib. 7.166 , al. diec-odiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for going through: to\ d. fundament, Arist. 493a23 . Math., produced by traversing, of loci (e.g. line by point or surface by line), Papp. 662.2 . detailed, lo/gos Plb. 12.25b4 ; i(stori/a Plu. 16 . Adv. -kw=s in detail, d. a)pokri/nesqai, of an answer involving a statement (opp. 'yes' or 'no'), 2.62 , etc.: Comp. , J. BJ Prooem. 6 , Phlp. 101.36 ; verbatim, a)nagrafh=nai 694.38 (Pergam., ii B. C.); also, by discursive reasoning, Ammon. 25.2 ; opp. sumbolikw=s, Porph. 36 . die/c-odos, h(, outlet, passage, Hp. 7.51 , Arist. 684b26 , etc.; a)pokeklhi+me/nou tou= u(/datos th=s d. Hdt. 3.117 , cf. 4.140 ; die/codoi o(dw=n passage-ways, Id. 1.199 ; a)ne/mwn die/codoi (through the body), S. 477 ; o(/tan pleu/mwn mh\ kaqara\s pare/xh| ta\s d. Pl. 84d , cf. 91c ; way out from, Th. 3.98 ; ai( d. tw=n o(dw=n 22.9 ; of the main roads out of a town, Aristeas 105 ; d. u(da/twn, of a spring, LXX 2.21 ; of tears, ib. 118(119).136 . pathway, orbit, of the sun, Hdt. 2.24 ; trei=s h(li/ou die/codoi three days, E. 1086 ; of planets, Arist. 399a3 : metaph., polla\s fronti/dwn d. Henioch. 4.5 ; d. tw=n bouleuma/twn the paths of his counsels, Hdt. 3.156 ; d. th=s fu/sews, th=s ou)si/as, Ocell. 1.5 , 12 ; [ o( nou=s] e)/xwn th\n au)th\n dia\ tw=n ou)k au)tw=n d. Plot. 6.7.13 . issue, event, d. labei=n Plb. 2.1.3 , etc. means of escape, pa/sas d. diecelqw/n Pl. 405c ; d. pragma/twn way out of difficulties, Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.66 . Medic., evacuation, Hp. 11 , Gal. 17(1).132 (pl.). detailed narrative or description, h( tou= lo/gou d. the course of the narrative or argument, Pl. 109a , cf. 361d , Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.250 , Ph. 1.407 ; exposition, Phld. 38 , p.110 K., al.; h( dia\ stoixei/ou d. description by resolving into elements, Pl. 207c ; kata\ die/codon in detail, Aristid. 1p.505S. ; d. kai\ e)/painoi narratives, tales, Pl. 326a , etc. military evolution, d. taktikai/ Id. 813e , cf. D.C. 74.5 . excursion, Pl. 247a . repeated experiment, Gal. 10.169 . diec-oi/gnu_mi, lay quite open, pleura\ diecw/i+cen Q.S. 13.41 . diec-oida/w or diec-e/w, pf. part. diecw|dhkw/s, to swell out, Philostr. 1.13 . diec-oure/w, strengthd. for e)coure/w, Hp. 14 , Gal. 19.652 . diecwde/steron, Adv. = diecodikw/teron , more fully, in greater detail, incorrect formation in Wilcken 238.4 (ii A. D.). dieorta/zw, keep the feast throughout, ta\ *)/isqmia Th. 8.9 , cf. Plu. 20 : plpf. diewrta/kei D.C. 47.20 :— Pass. , tau=ta diewrta/sqh these festivities were kept, Id. 51.21 . diepaxh/sato: diepra/cato, Hsch. diepe/mfrakto: die/fqarto, Id. diepe/fra^de, v. diafra/zw. diepi-bai/nw, overlap, Gal. 2.564 . diepi-ste/llw, dispatch, PLips. 10ii32 . diepi-fw/skw, strengthd. for e)pifw/skw, D.H. 9.63 (prob. f. l. for die/fwske ). die/pra^q-on, diepra^q-o/mhn, v. diape/rqw. die/ptato, v. diape/tomai. die/pw, manage, conduct, to\ plei=on pole/moio Il. 1.166 ; strato/n 2.207 ; e(/kasta 11.706 ; skhpani/w| di/ep' a)ne/ras drove them away, 24.247 ; d. po/lin, a)/lsos, Pi. 6.93 , B. 3.21 ; ma/xas Xenoph. 1.21 ; d. ta\ prh/gmata, to\n a)gw=na, Hdt. 3.53 , 5.22 : rare in Trag. (lyr.), A. 105 , 931 : abs., a)na\ stratih\n die/pousan Sulla ap. App. 1.97 : in Prose, Arist. 399a18 , Ecphant. ap. Stob. 4.7.64 ; d. a)rxh/n Plu. 3 ; e)pa/rxeion 12.174.8 (Olbia, ii A. D.); th\n tw=n stemma/twn dioi/khsin 77.30 (ii A. D.); esp. as deputy or substitute, d. ta\ kata\ th\n strathgi/an, th\n a)rxidikastei/an, 522 (ii A. D.), 3.908.19 (ii A. D.). Astrol., to\n poleu/onta kai\ die/ponta [a)ste/ra] Serapio in 1.99 , cf. Paul.Al. 2 . traverse, a(/la 10.24 ( Crin. ). Med. , to be ever engaged in, go/ois E. 146 (lyr.). die/r-a_ma, atos, to/, funnel, strainer, Plu. 2.1088e . hopper for lading corn in bulk, PThead. 26 , 27 (pl., iii A. D.): hence, dier-a_ma^ti/ths, ou, o(, contractor for use of die/rama 11 , 1197.4 (iii A. D.). die/ra^mai, love passionately, c. gen., f. l. in Pl. 370b (cf. diai/rw). die/ra_sis, ews, h(, lading of corn in bulk (cf. die/rama), 328 (ii A. D.), 1197.11 (iii A. D.). dierauna/w, later form of diereuna/w, 166.22 (vi A. D.). diera/w, strain through, Plu. 2.692c ( Pass. ). dierga/zomai, work thoroughly, cultivate, but pf. part. with pass. sense, gh= dieirgasme/nh Thphr. 5.13.10 , al.; diergasqe/n dressed, of wool, Arist. 931a14 . work out, Isoc. 10.69 ; polla\ kai\ kaka\ d. Plb. 3.73.7 . make an end of, kill, destroy, e(wuto/n Hdt. 1.213 ; tina/ E. 369 , cf. Pl. 865c ( Pass. ), Ant.Lib. 21.3 ; mh\ . . po/lin dierga/sh| S. 1417 : plpf. in pass. sense, die/rgasto a)\n ta\ prh/gmata Hdt. 7.10 .g/; also aor. diergasqei=t' a)/n E. 174 . dierga/tinos [a^], h, on, busy, laborious, pala/mai 12(2).129.7 (Mytilene). die/rgw, v. diei/rgw. diereq-i/zw, provoke greatly, Plb. 9.18.9 , Phld. p.48 W., al., Ph. 1.602 , Aesop. 250 :— Pass. , d. pro\s a)llh/lous Arist. 837b17 ; e)/k tinos Plu. 4 . stimulate, ta\s e)kkri/seis Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 8.4.1 . diere/q-isis, ews, h(, excitation, Phlp. 196.33 . diere/q-isma, atos, to/, provocation, App. 5.53 . diereq-ismo/s, o(, provocation, Phld. p.26 W.: pl., ib. p.29 W.; irritation, Paul.Aeg. 3.66 . diereq-iste/on, one must provoke, stimulate, Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 5.30.27 . diereq-istiko/s, h/, o/n, provocative, tw=n sumptwma/twn ib. 23 ; d. shmei=on Phlp. 197.18 . dierei/dw, prop up, Plu. 2.529c , Luc. 2.1 . hold apart, as the collar-bones do the shoulders, Sor. 2.63 : so metaph., of vowels, thrust apart, D.H. 22 . Med. , lean upon, tini/ E. 66 : c. acc., sxh=ma bakthri/a| d. lean one's body on . . , Ar. 150 . d. pro/s ti set oneself firmly, struggle against . . , Plb. 21.24.14 , Plu. 17 , prob. in Phld. 3 32 ; peri/ tinos for a thing, Plb. 5.84.3 . dierei/kw, aor. -h/ri^kon (also aor. 1 part. -erei/cas Hsch. ), cleave, pleura\ kai\ qw/rhka Euph. 41 , Alex.Aet. 3.21 (tm.). die/r-eisma, atos, to/, supporting beam, IG 2.1054.68 , 11(2).287 84 (Delos, iii B. C.); also d. xalka= ib. 2.652A25 . dier-eismo/s, o(, thrusting apart, separation, D.H. 22 . dier-eiste/on, one must prop up, Sor. 1.114 . diere/ssw, aor. -h/resa, poet. -h/ressa Od. 14.351 :—row about, xersi\ d. to swim, 12.444 , 14.351 . c. acc., d. xe/ras wave them about, E. 1258 (lyr.). diereun-a/w, track down, Pl. 241b ; search, examine, CPHerm. 8ii5 (ii A. D.), Jul. 7.222c , etc.:—freq. in Med. , Pl. 78a , 240b , Onos. 6.7 , Plu. 10 , etc.; d. ti/ e)sti\n e(ka/teron Pl. 368c :— Pass. , Plb. 14.2.1 . diereu/n-hsis, ews, h(, investigation, Str. 16.4.5 , Iamb. 22 , dub. in Epicur. 135 G. diereun-hte/on, one must track down, Pl. 260e , 654e . diereun-hth/s, ou=, o(, scout or vedette, X. 5.4.4 , 6.3.2 . spy, D.H. 4.43 . diereun-htiko/s, h/, o/n, Ptol. 57 . Adv. -kw=s ib. 7 . diere/w, (diero/s) wet, moisten, prob. l. in Arist. 939a28 . dieri/zw, strive with one another, interpol. in Epigr. in Gell. 3.11 ; peri/ ti lamb. 4 :— Med. , contend with, tini/ Plu. 15 . diermh/n-eusis, ews, h(, parleying, Pl. 19c ; interpretation, Iamb. 5.5 . diermhn-eute/on, one must interpret, Ph. 1.481 . diermhn-euth/s, ou=, o(, interpreter, v. l. in 14.28 . diermhn-eutiko/s, h/, o/n, interpretative, toi=s th=|de tw=n a)po\ tw=n qew=n Olymp. p.17C. diermhn-eu/w, interpret, expound, Plb. 3.22.3 , Epicur. 1431.17 , Phld. 1.84S. , 14.27 ; translate, Aristeas 15 :— Pass. , LXX 1.36 , 1v4 , Ph. 1.226 . die/romai, Ep. diei/romai, ask or question closely, ti/ me tau=ta diei/reai; Od. 4.492 ; mh\ tau=ta diei/reo Il. 1.550 , etc.: aor. inf., diere/sqai tina\ e)rw/thsin Pl. 42e ; dih/reto D.C. 38.4 . diero/s, a/, o/n, active, alive, twice in Hom. , ou)k e)/sq' ou(=tos a)nh\r diero\s broto/s Od. 6.201 , cf. Aristarch. ad loc. (but perh. for dvi^-ero/s, 'to be feared'); dierw=| podi/ with nimble foot, 9.43 ; dierh=| flogi/ 7.123 ( Diog. Laert.). after Hom. , wet, liquid, u(/dati diero/n cj. in Pi. 107.14 ; ai(=ma to\ d. A. 263 ; to\ d., opp. chro/n, Anaxag. 4 , 12 ; of the air, opp. lampro/s, v. l. in Hp. Aër. 15 ; of birds, which float through the air, Ar. 337 ; d. me/lea, of the nightingale's notes, dub. l. in Id. 213 ; d. kai\ barei=a gh= Thphr. 3.23.2 ; d. fu=kos Ph. 99.24 ; tou= d. page/ntos Alciphr. 1.23 ; d. ke/leuqos, of the sea, A.R. 1.184 ; pw/gwn d. [o)stre/ou] 9.86 ( Antiphil. ); diera\s xai/tas eu)w/deas Orph. 142 ; d. mo/ros death by drowning, Opp. 5.345 ; d. pu=r the watery star, i. e. the constellation Eridanus, Nonn. 23.301 . (Prop., acc. to Arist. 330a16 diero\n me/n e)sti to\ e)/xon a)llotri/an u(gro/thta e)pipolh=s, opp. bebregme/non (soaked through), but cf. spo/ggos o)/cei diero/s Dsc. 1.141 ; diera/, = seshpo/ta , Hsch. ) (In signf. 1 , perh. cogn. with di/emai (but not with bi/os): in signf. 11 , prob. connected with diai/nw.) dierpu/zw, = sq., c. acc., Opp. 2.261 , Hld. 6.1 : c. gen., Nonn. 13.565 , al. die/rpw, creep or pass through, pu=r d., of the ordeal of fire, S. 265 ; dia/ tinos Plu. 2.517a : metaph., to\ die/rpon tw=n mhxanhma/twn Eun. p.254D. : abs., of disease, spread, Ph. 2.349 . dierrimme/nws, Adv. in a disjointed way, Plb. 3.58.3 . die/rrwga, v. diarrh/gnumi. di/ersis, ews, h(, (diei/rw) drawing through, dub. cj. in Arist. 915a9 for diaire/sei: d. li/nou Aen.Tact. 31.18 , cf. Gal. 19.134 . die/ruqros, on, shot with red, Dsc. 3.9 . dieru/kw [u_], keep off, Arat. 299 (tm.); hinder, a(yimaxi/an Plu. 2 . dieru/w, v. dieiru/w. die/rxomai, fut. dieleu/somai (but di/eimi is used in Att. as fut., and dih/|ein as impf.): aor. dih=lqon:— go through, pass through, abs., a)ntikru\ de\ dih=lqe be/los Il. 23.876 , etc.: c. gen., fa/to . . e)/gxos r(e/a diele<*>sesqai . . *ai)nei/ao 20.263 , cf. 100 ; sfagw=n dielqw\n i)o/s S. 717 ; d. dia\ th=s nh/sou Hdt. 6.31 ; die/rxetai a(<*>panta dia\ tou/tou Ar. 181 ; d. dia\ pa/ntwn 9.32 ; ei) sw=ma ou)=sa h( yuxh\ . . dih=lqe dia\ panto/s Plot. 4.7.8 : c. acc., d. pw=u+, a)/stu, Il. 3.198 , 6.392 ; qu/ras (pl.) Lys. 12.16 ; th\n polemi/an Th. 5.64 ; trei=s staqmou/s X. 3.3.8 . pass through, complete, to\ pe/mpton me/ros th=s o(dou= Hdt. 3.25 ; to\n bi/on Pl. 365b , etc.; paidei/an X. 1.5.1 . of reports, ba/cis dih=lq' *)axaiou/s S. 999 : abs., dih=lqen o( lo/gos went abroad, spread, Th. 6.46 , cf. X. 1.4.7 ; klhdw\n gh=s dih=lqe S. 256 . of pain, shoot through one, ib. 743 ; of passion, i(/meros d. *(hraklh= Id. 477 ; e)me\ dih=lqe/ ti a thought shot through me, E. 288 . pass through and reach, arrive at, bi/ou te/los Pi. 4(3).5 . go through in detail, recount, lo/gon Id. 4.72 ; xrhsmo/n A. 874 ; a(\ dih=lqon the details I have gone through, Th. 1.21 ; o)li/ga dielqw/n a little further on, Pl. 344b ; d. peri/ tinos Isoc. 4.66 , 9.12 , Pl. 347a ; u(pe/r tinos Plb. 1.13.10 ; pa/nta meta\ fresi/ 276 ; pro\s au(to/n Isoc. 11.47 ; d. ti/s politei/a . . sumfe/rei Arist. 1296b14 . intr. of Time, pass, elapse, xro/nou ou) pollou= dielqo/ntos Hdt. 1.8 , cf. 3.152 , D. 23.153 , Plb. 20.10.17 ; tou= dielhluqo/tos e)/tous the past year, 410.7 (ii A. D.), etc.; dielqousw=n tw=n spondw=n Th. 4.115 ; dielqw\n e)s braxu\n xro/non having waited, E. 957 codd. (fort. w(s). dierw= serving as fut., diei/rhka as pf., of diagoreu/w (diei=pon (q. v.), being aor.):— say fully, distinctly, expressly, Pl. 809e , etc.; diei/rhken o( no/mos D. 20.28 , cf. 23.72 :— Pass. , aor. dierrh/qhn Pl. 932e : pf. diei/rhmai ib. 813a , etc.; dieirhme/non it having been expressly stated, D. 17.28 . dierwt-a/w, cross-question, tina/ Pl. 22b , 458a , etc.; d. tina/ ti Id. 315c . ask constantly or continually, oi( dierwtw=ntes u(ma=s . . ti/ bou/lesqe; D. 3.22 . dierwt-hte/on, one must cross-question, Gal. 18(2).638 . diesqi/w, fut. -e/domai Plu. 2.170a : aor. die/fa^gon Hp. 1.2 :— eat through, d. th\n mhte/ra ( v.l. mh/tran ), of young vipers, Hdt. 3.109 , cf. Arist. 558a30 . consume, corrode, Hp. l. c., Plu. l. c.: metaph., D.L. 5.76 :— Med. , th\n yuxh/n Ph. 2.541 . diesiai=os, a, on, ( di/esis 111 ) consisting of quarter-tones, diasth/mata Aristid.Quint. 3.11 ; to/pos Cleonid. 6 ; lei=mma Theo Sm. p.91 H. di/esis, ews, h(, (dii/+hmi) sending through, discharge, of a liquid, f. l. for de/cis , Hp. 29 ; putting through, th=s plekta/nhs dia\ tou= au)lou= Arist. 720b33 ; letting through, opp. su/llhyis, Plu. 3 . release, discharge, Sammelb. 4638.21 (ii B. C.). dismissal of a wife, divorce, PMasp. 153.17 (vi A. D.), etc. moistening, wetting, Hp. 14 , Dsc. 1.26 . in Music, the smallest interval in the scale, [ h( a)rxh\] e)n me/lei d. Arist. 84b39 , cf. 1053a12 , D.H. 11 , etc.; semi-tone in the diatonic scale, Philol. 6 , Arist. 917b36 ; in enharmonic, quarter-tone, Aristox. p.21 M., etc., cf. Theo Sm. p.55 H. dieskemme/nws, Adv. prudently, X. 7.18 . dieskeuasme/nws (-sked- cod.): diatetupwme/nws, Hsch. diesmileume/nws, Adv. in polished style, Poll. 6.150 , Hsch. diesparme/nws, Adv., (diaspei/rw) in a disjointed manner, Aristid. Quint. 1.2 , v.l. for sq. in Gal. 16.1 . diespasme/nws, Adv. intermittently, d. pnei=n (al. diesparme/nws) Hp. 1.1 , 3.2 ; in a disjointed manner, Gal. 16.1 . diespoudasme/nws, Adv. diligently, D.H. 1.6 codd. die/ssu^to, v. sub diaseu/omai. diestramme/nws, Adv., (diastre/fw) perversely, LXX 4.17 ; distortedly, tw=n o)/yewn d. e)/xein Hld. 2.19 . diesfalme/nws, Adv. wrongly, Arr. 3.23.3 . dieta^ri/stria, h(, = triba/s , Hsch. di-ethri/s, i/dos, h(, (dieth/s) space of two years, LXX 13.23 , 4.850 (Laodicea ad Lycum). di-eth/rwn, on, gen. onos, = sq., mo/sxos 1035.21 (Pergam.). di-eth/s, e/s, or die/ths, es, of or lasting two years, xro/nos Hdt. 2.2 , etc.; ku/hsis Arist. 777b15 , etc.; a)rca/menos a)po\ dietou=s Id. 500a11 ; e)pi\ diete\s h(ba=n to be two years past puberty, Is. 10.12 , Aeschin. 3.122 , Lexap. D. 46.20 . two years old, Arist. 545b11 . = sq., Hsch. di-eth/sios, on, lasting through the year, qusi/ai Th. 2.38 , cf. 112.69 (i B. C.). Adv. -i/ws Ar. 766 . di-eti/a, h(, = diethri/s , Ph. 2.536 , 24.27 , 28.30 ; dieti/a| Cleom. 1.3 , 5033 (Nubia), 164.12 , 707.24 (ii A. D.), Theo Sm. p.136 H.; e)k dieti/as bh/ssonta 1171.4 (Lebena). di-eti/zw, (e)/tos) live the year through, i. e. live more than a year, of wasps, Arist. 627b29 ; of plants, to be biennial, Thphr. 1.2.2 . die/tma^gen, die/tma^gon, v. diatmh/gw. dieuergete/w, to be a firm friend to, tina/ Sch. A. 854 (prob.). dieuqet-e/w, set in order, Cic. 6.5.2 (prob.), Sch. A. 854 . dieuqe/t-hsis, ews, h(, good order, Eust. 26.27 . dieuqhne/w, continue in prosperity, ou)k e)pi\ d. Ptol. 194 . dieuqudrome/w, persevere with, ta\s pra/ceis 7.218.23 . dieuq-unth/r, h=ros, o(, pilot, governor, Man. 4.106 . d. yh/fwn accountant, auditor, Cat.Cod.Astr. 2.172 (pl.). dieuq-u/nw, make or keep straight, dro/mon Ph. 1.327 . set right, amend, Luc. 19 , Man. 4.90 . settle an account, 3.924.8 . dieukri^n-e/w, pf. dieukri/nhka Phld. 2.47 S. :—arrange carefully, dihukrinhme/noi o(pli=tai X. 8.6 . examine thoroughly, elucidate, u(pe/r tinos Plb. 2.56.4 ; peri/ tinos pote/rois . . Id. 3.28.5 ; ta\ a)porou/mena D.H. 20 , cf. Phld.l.c., Porph. 2.4 , etc.:— Pass. , o( peri/ tinos lo/gos -ei=tai Plb. 6.5.1 , cf. Iamb. 8.4 , al.:— Att. , only in Med. , as Pl. 135b , D. 27.15 . judge rightly, ta\ diafe/ronta Plb. 31.8.1 , al. dieukri^n-hme/nws, distinctly, Vett. Val. 309.12 ; in careful order, Simp. 301.20 . dieukri^n-h/s, e/s, clear, distinct, Suid. dieukri^/n-hsis, ews, h(, analysis, discussion, elucidation, Ptol. 12.3 , Simp. 194.2 . dieula^b-e/omai, aor. -hulabh/qhn Pl. 843e :—take good heed to, beware of, be on one's guard against, c. acc., Id. 81e , 797a , LXX 28.60 , Plb. 14.2.7 , etc.: c. gen., Pl. 843e ; d. mh\ . . ib. 789e ; but d. mh\ paqei=n Id. 351c . reverence, tina/ Id. 879c . dieula^b-hte/on, one must take heed to, ta\ toiau=ta Id. 536a . dieulu^t-e/w, pay off, liquidate debts, etc., 1151.42 (i B. C.), J. 16.9.3 :— Pass. , 268.15 (i A. D.). dieulu^/t-hsis, ews, h(, discharge of a debt, 120.12 (i A. D.). dieulu^t-o/w, = dieulute/w , pay off a debt, 381.18 (ii A. D.). ai)tiw=n e(autou\s d. clear themselves from charges, Just. 123.22 . dieulu^/t-wsis, ews, h(, discharge of a debt, , prob. in Petersen-Luschan Reisen in Lykien p.12 No. 19 . dieuhmere/w, enjoy good success throughout, Paul.Al. 4 . dieuna/w, lay asleep, to\n bi/oton E. 1377 (lyr.). dieupra_ge/w, continue fortunate, J. 6.10.2 . dieuri_pi^di/zw, play the part of Euripides, Sch. Ar. 19 . dieuri_pi/zw, to be constantly changing like the tide of the Euripus, Arist. 940a3 (diarripi/zw cj. Dind.). dieuru/nw, dilate, in Pass. , Hp. 4.52 , Aen.Tact. 31.12 , Arist. 422a3 . dieustoxe/w, strengthd. for eu)stoxe/w, D.H. 11 . dieusxhmone/w, preserve decorum, Plu. 29 , 6.571.12 . dieutakte/w, pay interestregularly, 22.205 (Mylasa, i B.C.). Pass. , to be regularly arranged in sequence, Iamb. p.46 P., al. dieuteli/zw, hold very cheap, Ael. 14.49 . dieutone/w, make one's way through, win through, Thphr. 7 ; pro\s xw/ran Plb. 4.43.8 . acquire strength, Sor. 1.95 . dieutrepi/zw, prepare, Suid. s.v. *semi/ramis. dieutu^xe/w, continue prosperous, th=| ou)si/a| D. 42.4 ; lh/cews Ael. 17.27 ; peri/ ti Theopomp.Hist. 111 : abs., Men. 531.3 , etc.; dieutu/xei fare thee well, 4076 (Ancyra), cf. 1.194 , 1197.23 (i B. C.). diefqa/ra^to, v. diafqei/rw. di/efqos, on, well-boiled, opp. o)pto/s, Hp. 40 ( Comp. ), Antig. 82 , prob.l. in Dsc. 2.120 , etc.; a)krokw/lia Pherecr. 108.14 , Telecl. 48 . diefikne/omai, pf. die/figmai dub. sens. in Eun. p.361 D. (leg. die/sfigktai). die/x-eia, h(, breach of continuity, Aristid.Quint. 3.10 , Sch. Ar. 938 ; kata\ die/xeian a)riqmei=sqai to be reckoned exclusively, Steph. 1.198 D. diex-h/s, e/s, discontinuous, opp. sunexh/s, Plu. 2.115f , Aristid.Quint. 3.10 ; spei=ra Procl. p.119 F. diexqr-ai/nw, strengthd. for e)xqrai/nw, tini/ S.E. 1.49 . diexqr-eu/w, strengthd. for e)xqreu/w, tini/ D.H. 4.70 , Arr. 12.5 ; to\ -eu=on enmity, Alciphr. 2.3 . die/xw: trans., keep apart or separate, o( potamo\s d. ta\ r(e/eqra Hdt. 9.51 ; d. th\n fa/lagga leave gaps in it, Arr. 1.1.10 (so abs., diasxei=n make way for a person, Plu. 18 ); d. tou\s maxome/nous Id. 20 ; d. ta\s xei=ras spread them out, esp. for the purpose of parting combatants, Plb. 4.52.1 ; ta\s xei=ras e)n me/sw| d. Plu. 19 ; diasxou=sa ta\s xei=ras Id. 20 : c. gen., th=s e)sqh=tos diasxw/n Id. 31 . hold fast, ko/ntous Paus. 10.25.2 . intr., go through, hold its way, a)ntikru\ de\ die/sxe [o)i+sto/s] Il. 5.100 , 11.253 ; di' w)/mou d' o)/brimon e)/gxos e)/sxen 13.520 ; dia/ tinos d. Arist. 496b31 ; extend, reach, e)s to\n *)ara/bion ko/lpon Hdt. 4.42 , cf. 7.122 ; a)po\ tw=n neu/rwn pro\s ta\s fle/bas Arist. 515b28 . stand apart, be separated, distant, e(ka\s d. Thgn. 970 ; o(/tan dia/sxh| ta\ ke/rata X. 3.4.20 , cf. Th. 8.95 (v. l.); d. polu\ a)p' a)llh/lwn Id. 2.81 ; d. a)llh/lwn w(s tessara/konta sta/dia X. 1.10.4 ; die/xontes polu\ h)=|san they marched with broad intervals, Th. 3.22 ; o( *(ellh/spontos tau/th| stadi/ous w(s penth/konta diei=xe was about fifty stades wide at this point, X. 2.1.21 . of Time, paido\s de\ bla/stas ou) die/sxon h(me/rai trei=s not three days parted the birth (sc. from what followed), S. 717 . of the earth, open, seismw=| Philostr. 1.2 ; of a river, broaden out, Arr. 6.5.3 . differ, ge/nnh| te krh/sei te Emp. 22.6 , cf. Arist. 1412a12 ; ou)qe\n a)\n die/xoi fagei=n h)\ mh\ fagei=n Id. 1063a31 . excel, to/lmh| kai\ proqumi/a| App. 132 . dieyeusme/nws, Adv. falsely or mistakenly, Str. 1.3.1 codd., M.Ant. 2.17 . die/yw, scorch thoroughly, d. a)nqrw/pous, of the effect of the westering sun, in Hp. Aër. 6 . di/za: ai)/c ( Lacon. ), Hsch. di/zhmai, Hdt. 7.103 , Anacr. 4 , Theoc. 16.68 : 2 sg. di/zhai Od. 11.100 : 3 pl. di/zhntai B. 1.67 , once in Trag., A. 821 (lyr.); part. dizh/menos Od. 16.391 , al., Hdt. 7.142 , al.: impf. e)di/zhto Id. 3.41 , Phoen. 1.4 : fut. dizh/somai Od. 16.239 , Lyc. 682 ; 2 sg. dizh/seai Parm. 8.6 : aor. e)dizhsa/mhn Heraclit. 101 . ( Ep. , Ion. , Lyr., = Att. zhte/w (which occurs only once in Hom. ); cf. di/zw 11 ):—seek out, look for among many, *pa/ndaron . . dizhme/nh ei)/ pou e)feu/roi Il. 4.88 , cf. 5.168 , Anacr. 4 ; e)dizhsa/mhn e)mewuto/n Heraclit. l. c. seek for, h)\ kai\ dizhso/meq' a)/llous Od. 16.239 ; no/ston di/zhai; 11.100 ; no/ston e(tai/roisin dizh/menos h)d' e)moi\ au)tw=| devising means for a return, 23.253 ; mna/sqw e)e/dnoisin dizh/menos seeking to win her by gifts, 16.391 ; gu/hn . . kat' o)/ros d. h)\ kat' a)/rouran Hes. 428 ; d. to\ manth/i+on to seek out, seek the meaning of, Hdt. 7.142 ; a)gge/lous d. ei) . . to inquire of them whether . . , Id. 4.151 ; d. e)p' w(=| a)\n . . Id. 3.41 ; o(/tini . . Theoc. 16.68 <*> abs., Democr. 108 . c. inf., seek, desire to do, ple/on d. e)/xein Hdt. 2.147 , cf.A.l.c., B.l.c., and later Ep. , Tryph. 525 , etc.: c. acc. et inf., demand, require that . . , se\ d. ei)/kosi ei)=nai a)nta/cion Hdt. 7.103 . (Perh. redupl. fr. root of zhte/w.) di/zhsis, ews, h(, inquiry, Parm. 1.33 , 4.2 , Orph. 333 (pl.). di-zu^gh/s, e/s, = di/zuc, ph=xus containing two bones, Heliod. ap. Orib. 44.23.26 . di-zu^gi/a, h(, double yoke of draught-cattle, Gp. 2.23.14 . di/-zu^gos, on, = di/zuc, me/los, ou)rh/ , Nonn. 15.55 , 39.330 . di/-zuc, zu^gos, double-yoked, i(/ppoi Il. 5.195 , 10.473 ; double, di/zugos h)pei/roio 4.3b . 40 ( Agath. ); d. xalko/s castanets, ib. 9.139 (Claudian): neut. pl., di/zuga cu/la 12(9).907.30 (Chalcis); di/zugi puri/ Nonn. 22.352 ; d. kw=la having two bones (cf. dizugh/s), Paul. Aeg. 6.107 . di/zu^fon, to/, = zi/zufon , 920.1 (pl., ii/iii A. D.). di/zw, Ep. impf. di/zon Il. 16.713 :—to be in doubt, at a loss, di/ze ga\r h)e\ ma/xoito . . , h)= laou\s o(moklh/seie l.c.; di/zw h)/ se qeo\n manteu/somai h)\ a)/nqrwpon Orac. ap. Hdt. 1.65 :— Med. , d. o(/ti . . , mh/ . . , Eus.Mynd. 58 , Tryph. 240 . Med. , = di/zhmai 11 , a)/teknon e)/riqon di/zesqai Hes. 603 codd.; di/zeai Theoc. 25.37 ; di/zeto Bion 14.2 , Coluth. 81 , Epic. in 7.9 , etc.; dizo/mesqa Herod. 8.12 ; di/zonto Q.S. 4.16 ; opt. di/zoito Ecphant. ap. Stob. 4.7.64 ; part. dizo/menos 4.146 , 226.10 . (Perh. fr. di/s, cf. dista/zw.) di/zw|dos, on, (zw/|dion) bearing two figures, of coins, 13.10 (iv A. D.), 316.16 (iv A. D.). di/zwos, on, (zwh/) with two lives, fw\r di/zwos, i. e. Sisyphus, who returned from Hades, Dosiad. 17 . di/zws, wn, of double form, of Pan, Theoc. 5 . dihgane/s: lampro/n, Hsch. dihg-e/omai, set out in detail, describe, [e)/rga] Heraclit. 1 ; pra=gma Ar. 198 ; th\n a)lh/qeian peri/ tinos Antipho 1.13 , cf. Th. 6.54 , Pl. 310a , al.; peri\ tau/ths ei)pei=n kai\ dihgh/sasqai D. 21.77 : c. acc. pers., oi(=on . . su\ tou=ton dihgh=| such as you describe him, Pl. 144c . dih/g-hma, atos, to/, tale, le/gein Phoenicid. 4.15 ; d. a)nwfele/s Plb. 1.14.6 , cf. LXX 28.37 , Polem. 42 , Porph. 4 , etc. dihg-hmatiko/s, h/, o/n, descriptive, narrative, d. poi/hsis, mi/mhsis, Arist. 1459a17 , b36 ; parekba/seis Plb. 38.6.1 ; dia<*>/logoi Plu. 2.711c ; poihth/s Sch. Il. 1086.59 . Adv. -kw=s Corn. p.371H. , D.L. 9.103 . fond of narrating, tino/s Plu. 2.631a , cf. 513d . dihg-hma/tion, to/, Dim. of dih/ghma, Str. 14.2.3 . dih/g-hsis, ews, h(, narration, narrative, Pl. 392d , 246a , Aristeas 1 , 1.1 , etc.; in a speech, statement of the case, Arist. 1416b29 , Zeno Stoic. 1.23 . dihg-hte/on, one must narrate, Aps. p.250 H., Trypho 4 , etc. dihg-hth/s, ou=, o(, narrator, Ach.Tat. 4.15 . dihg-htiko/s, h/, o/n, = dihghmatiko/s 1 , Arist. 1459b33 . = d. 11 , Id. 1117b34 . dihe/rios, a, on, also os, on, through the air, d. pote/ontai A.R. 2.227 , etc.:—in Prose, dia_e/rios, on, Luc. 42 , etc.; diae/ria le/gein, = mete/wra l. , Id. 1 . dihq-e/w, strain through, filter, Hp. 7 , Pl. 226b , 45c ; oi)=non d. pure/ttonti Plu. 2.101c , cf. 413.161 :— Pass. , Arist. 368a22 , Plb. 34.9.10 ; of air in the lungs, Gal. 2.705 ; kaqaro\n kai\ dihqhme/non [ge/nos], opp. mikto/n, Ph. 2.3 . wash out, cleanse, th\n koili/hn oi)/nw|, qumih/masi, Hdt. 2.86 . intr., of liquid, filter through, percolate, Id. 2.93 . dih/q-hma, atos, to/, product of sifting: d. gh=s riddled earth, Sor. 2.88 ; d. ai(/matos, of urine, Steph. 1 . dih/q-hsis, ews, h(, straining, percolation, Epicur. 2p.45U. , Thphr. 6.1.1 , Plu. 3 : pl., D.Chr. 33.6 ; filtering of urine in kidneys, Aret. 2.3 ; haemorrhage, kata\ d. Aët. 15.10 . dihq-hte/on, one must strain, Dsc. 2.76.6 . dihq-meu/w, = dihqe/w , Hsch. s.v. diuli/zontes. dihkone/w, dih/konos, dihko/sioi, Ion. for diak-. dihkri_bwme/nws, Adv., (diakribo/w) exactly, carefully, Arist. 1420a10 , Ph. 1.92 , cj. in Pl. 965a . dih/kw, fut. -cw Gal. 1 :—extend or reach from one place to another, e)k . . ei)s or e)pi/ . . , Hdt. 2.106 , 6.31 ; me/xri . . Id. 4.185 ; a)/xris . . Ti. Locr. 101a ; d. e)/s te to\ e)/sw . . kai\ e)s to\ e)/cw, i.e. right through, Th. 3.21 ; a)po/ . . pro/s . . Luc. 1.19 ; dia\ pa/ntwn Corn. 11 ; kata/, peri/ ti, Iamb. 4 , 15 . c. acc., pervade, po/lin dih/kei . . ba/cis A. 476 (lyr.), cf. 900 (lyr.); to\ so\n o)/noma d. pa/ntas, volitat per ora, S. 306 (but in an inverted constr. sw=fron ga\r o)/mma tou)mo\n *(ellh/nwn lo/gos polu\s dih/kei E. 34(60).45 ); dia\ pa/ntwn dih/kousa du/namis Arist. 396b29 ; kata\ steno\n d. ib. 393b5 ; ai( koinai\ kai\ dih/kousai kaki/ai peruading faults, Phld. 28 : c. gen., fro/nhma d. lo/gou Philostr. 1.17.3 ; h(donh\ d. [poihma/twn] Id. 18.1 . pass over, h(li/ou ku/klos me/son po/ron dih=ke A. 505 . discuss in detail, Gal. l.c. dih/la^se, v. dielau/nw. dihla^si/hn: di/odon, Hsch. dihlio/w, expose to the sun's heat, Thphr. 4.12.12 ( Pass. ). dihli/ths: kakou=rgos, a)patew/n, Hsch. ; cf. dieli/thn. dihli^fh/s, e/s, (a)lei/fw) sleek with unguents, ge/neion S. 564 . dihllagme/nws, Adv. differently, Str. 13.1.3 , D.S. 2.31 . dihlo/w, drive a nail through, nail fast, LXX 5.26 :— Pass. , tei=xos passa/lois d. Jul. 2.76a . dih/lu^sis, <*>ws, h(, passage through, po/ntoio A.R. 4.1573 . dihmarthme/nws, Adv. erroneously, Hipparch. 1.1.4 , al., Alex.Aphr. 172.5 . dihmereu/w, pass the day, meta/ tinos Pl. 59d , X. 7.5.53 ; e)/n tini in a thing, ib. 86 , Isoc. 7.48 , D.S. 16.46 : c. dat., Thphr. 8.14 codd.; yuxai\ e)n tw=| tou= panto\s qea/trw| d. Ph. 1.266 : c. part., pass the whole day in doing, Arist. 540a16 ; d. a)na/riston kai\ a)/deipnon Plu. 2.157d . of things, continue all day, Arist. 947a25 . dih/meron, to/, period of twenty-four hours (?), Lyd. 66 . dihmero/w, cultivate thoroughly, gh=s -wqei/shs Thphr. 3.20.6 . dihnekh/s, Dor. dia_nekh/s (v. infr.) 1.327.10 (Callatis, i A. D.), e/s:— continuous, unbroken, a)trapitoi/ te dihneke/es Od. 13.195 ; nw/toisi . . dihneke/essi with slices cut the whole length of the chine, Il. 7.321 ; r(i/zai, r(a/bdoi, 12.134 , 297 ; ei) w)=lka dihneke/a protamoi/mhn Od. 18.375 ; so d. sw/mata Pl. 301b , cf. Anaxandr. 6 , 646.22 (ii A. D.); o)/ros d. Str. 3.1.3 ; kanw/n 7.3073.108 (Lebad., ii B. C.); to\ d. regularity, Gal. 2.355 ; of Time, perpetual, d. nukti/ Luc. 1.19 ; dikta/twr ei)s to\ d. App. 1.4 . Adv. dihneke/ws in phrase d. a)goreu/ein to tell from beginning to end, Od. 7.241 , 12.56 (distinctly, positively, 4.836 ); a(/panta d. kate/lece Hes. 627 ; cf. ta\ e(/kasta dihneke\s e)cene/ponta A.R. 2.391 ; Boeot. and Dor. dianekw=s without ceasing, eu(/dein Corinn. 9 (dub.), cf. 793.3 (Cos, i A. D.); dihnekw=s once in Trag., A. 319 , 382 , M.Ant. 2.17 , 194.12 (Egypt, i B. C.), D.Chr. 49.8 , etc.; so dihneke/s 255 , Call. 158 ; also ei)s to\ dihneke/s in perpetuity, Ep.Hebr. 7.3 , 2.427 (ii A. D.), 33.338 (Macedonia, ii A. D.); -kw=s invariably, opp. pleona/kis, Gal. 18(2).315 .—The Aeol. and Dor. form dia_nekh/s is used also in Att. , as Pl. 301b , 301e (cf. Diogenian. ap. Sch. ad loc.), Anaxandr. l. c., 2.1054.81 ; but no/mos dihnekh/s a perpetual law is read in Pl. 839a . dih/nemos, on, blown through, wind-swept, pa/tra S. 327 . dihpeiro/w, make dry land of, qa/lassan 9.708 ( Phil. ). dih/resa, v. diere/ssw. dihrefh/s, e/s, (e)re/fw) all covered, Q.S. 6.325 . dih|rhme/nws, Adv., (diaire/w) separately, M.Ant. 11.6 , Alex.Aphr. 296.4 , Hld. 10.23 . dihrqrwme/nws, Adv. articulately, distinctly, Gal. 17(2).160 , Alex. Aphr. 61.3 , 49 . di^h/rhs, es, (a)rari/skw) double, dih=res u(perw=|on upper story, upper chamber, Pl.Com. 112 ; mela/qrwn dih=res e)/sxaton (sc. u(perw=|on) E. 90 , cf. Plu. 2.77e . h( d. (sc. nau=s) bireme, ship with two banks of oars, Poll. 1.82 . dihtane/s: lito/n, diatetame/non, Hsch. dihukri^nhme/nws, Adv., (dieukrine/w) carefully, exactly, v.l. in D.S. 1.93 . dihx-e/w, ring with, to\ me/geqos tou= katorqw/matos Plu. 21 : abs., resound, Placit. 4.16.2 :— Pass. , pf. part. dihxhme/nos commonly spoken of, poio/thtes Archig. ap. Gal. 8.578 . dihx-h/s, e/s, conducting sound, Ar.Did. 17 , Plu. 2.721e , Phlp. in de An. 353.12 , al. loud, brontai/ Lyd. 22 ( Sup. ). dihx-h/tas: a)/rtou ei)=dos, Hsch. dihx-htiko/s, h/, o/n, sonorous, Prisc.Lyd. 16.6 . di^-qa/lassos, Att. di^/-ttos [qa^], on, divided into two seas, of the Euxine, Str. 2.5.22 , cf. D.P. 156 ; of the Atlantic, Str. 1.1.8 . between two seas, where two seas meet, as is often the case off a headland, 27.41 ; braxe/a kai\ diqa/latta shallows and meetings of currents, in the Syrtes, D.Chr. 5.9 . di^/-qallos, on, feeding on two kinds of food, Arist. 616b27 (dub.). di^/-qhktos, on, two-edged, ci/fos A. 863 . di^/-qronos, on, two-throned, *)axaiw=n d. kra/tos the two-throned might of the Achaeans, i.e. the brother-kings, Id. 109 (lyr.), cf. 43 (anap.). di^/-qroos, on, of sound, redoubled, Nonn. 47.26 . di^-qu_mi/a, h(, dissension, Hsch., 275.5 , Eust. 936.36 . di^/-qu_mos, on, at variance, LXX 26.20 . di_qu^ramb-e/w, sing a dithyramb, Philoch. 21 . di_qu^ramb-iko/s, h/, o/n, dithyrambic, D.H. 29 ; ta\ d. dithyrambic poems, Arist. 1447b26 . Adv. -kw=s Demetr. 91 . di_qu^ra/mb-ios, o( (sc. mh/n), name of a month at Gonni, *)arx.*)ef. 1911.130 , al. *di^qu^rambo-genh/s, v. diqu/rambos 11 . di_qu^rambo-gra/fos [gra^], o(, writer of dithyrambs, Tz. 10.839 . di_qu^rambo-di^da/ska^los, o(, dithyrambic poet who trained his own chorus, Ar. 829 . di_qu^rambo-poihtikh/ (sc. poi/hsis), h(, writing of dithyrambic poetry, Arist. 1447a14 . di_qu^rambo-poio/s, o(, dithyrambic poet, Id. 1406b21 , D.S. 15.6 , Plu. 2.952f . di_qu/rambos [u^], o(, metapl. acc. sg. diqu/ramba Pi. 86 :—dithyramb, Archil. 77 , Epich. 132 , Hdt. 1.23 , Pi. 13.19 , Pherecr. 145.11 , Pl. 700b , Arist. 1342b7 , 918b18 , etc.; micobo/as d. A. 355 : metaph. of bombastic language, tosoutoni\ d. a)/|sas Pl. 292c ; ou)ke/ti po/rrw diqura/mbwn fqe/ggomai Id. 238d . a name of Dionysus, E. 526 (lyr.), Philod.Scarph. 1 :—hence *di^qurambogenh/s, 9.524 . ( Pi. is said to have written it lu_qi/rambos ( 85 )—as if from lu=qi r(a/mma, the cry of Bacchus when sewn up in his father's thigh.) di_qu^ramboxw/na, h(, funnel of dithyrambs, *mou=sa prob. in 13.21 ( Theodorid. ) (-xana cod.). di_qu^rambw/dhs, es, fitted for the dithyramb, o)/noma Pl. 409c , cf. D.H. 29 , Demetr. 116 . di/-qu^ros [i^], on, with two doors or entrances, new/s, a)/ntron, Plu. 20 , Porph. 3 ; bivalve, of shell-fish, Arist. 528a12 ; of the mouth, Corn. 30 , etc.; of two leaves, d. grammatei/dion a diptych, Men. 327 , cf. Lib. 51.11 , 1021.1 ; of seeds, which split in germinating, Arist. 468b19 , Thphr. 8.2.2 ; di/quron, to/, door with two leaves, Annales du Service 19.63 , 64 (ii B. C.), 1028.9 (ii A. D.). ta\ d. seat of honour, = Lat. tribunal, Plb. 27.1.6 . di/-qurson, to/, a double thyrsus, AP 6.172 ( Agath. (?)). di-i/ambos, o(, syzygy of two iambic feet, Heph. 3.3 , D.T. p.120 U., Aristid. Quint. 1.22 . dii^dei=n, v. diei=don. di/i+dr-os, on, (i(drw/s) perspiring, Gal. 19.93 . dii+dr-o/w, transude, Hp. 27 , Gal. 8.644 ( Pass. ), Hsch. s.v. khki/ein. dii/+hmi (3 sg. fut. diah/sei Hsch. ), drive, thrust or pass through, dia\ d' h(=ke sidh/rou (sc. to\n o)i+sto/n) Od. 21.328 ; d. ci/fos laimw=n E. 1092 ; di/es stupthri/an o)/cous 12.45 : c. dupl. acc., ste/rna d. lo/gxhn E. 1398 . let people go through a country, give them a passage through, ei) mh/te oi( potamoi\ dih/sousin . . X. 3.2.23 , etc.; die/ntes au)tou\s e)f' u(ma=s D. 18.213 , cf. ib. 146 : c. gen., cumfora\s tou= sou= dih=kas sto/matos didst let them pass through thy mouth, gauest utterance to them, S. 963 , cf. diafe/rw 1.1 :— Pass. , pass through, Arist. 835b20 : Ep. pf. part. diaeime/nos A.R. 2.372 . dismiss, disband, stra/teuma X. 2.4.39 , etc.; tou\s o)do/ntas d. unclose them, D.S. 10.17 . soak, Hp. 21 ; e)la|di/w| diei/s Sotad.Com. 1.27 , cf. Arist. 583a24 :— Med. , die/menos o)/cei having diluted it with vinegar, Ar. 720 :— Pass. , Alex. 188.3 . release prisoners, 5.2 (ii B. C.), J. 15.10.3 ; dieime/nos set free, Plu. 39 . dii_q-unth/r, h=ros, o(, = dieuqunth/r , Man. 4.40 :—also dii_q-unth/s, ou=, o(, Hsch. dii_q-u/nw, direct by steering, eu)ploi/+hn 9.107 ( Leon. (?)); to\n plou=n Them. 4.50b , cf. Numen. ap. Eus. 11.18 . dii+kadi/a: e)pi\ o(moi/wn kai\ a)paralla/ktwn, Hsch. dii+kma/zw, moisten, Thphr. 3.4.3 ( Pass. ). dii+kma/w, winnow thoroughly, Thphr. 4.12.9 ( Pass. ). dii+kne/omai, fut. -i/comai: aor. -iko/mhn:— go through, penetrate, poti\ ta\n yuxa/n di' w)/twn Ti.Locr. 101a ; e)f' o(/son -ei=tai to\ u(/dwr Thphr. 3.20.4 ; dii=kto h( do/ca me/xri basile/ws Plu. 20 , cf. D.Chr. 12.35 ; reach, with missiles, Th. 7.79 ; brade/ws tou= paragge/lmatos diiknoume/nou Plu. 27 . in speaking, go through, tell of, pa/nta d. Il. 9.61 , 19.186 , A.R. 2.411 . of Time, intervene, dietou=s xro/nou diiknoume/nou Longus 1.4 . *dii/ktunna, coined (a)po\ tou= diiknei=sqai) as etym. of *di/ktunna by Corn. 34 . di/i+cis, ews, h(, interpenetration, di' a)llh/lwn Procl. 2.88 D. , cf. Olymp. p.215 C.; penetration of sensations to consciousness, Prisc.Lyd. 14.22 . *di/i+os, on, of Zeus, v. l. in Pl. 252e , cf. Plu. 2.421e , Them. 13.165c . *di^i_peth/s (better *dieipeth/s, cf. Zenodor. ap. Sch. Od. 4.477 ), e/s, (pi/ptw) fallen from Zeus, i. e. from heaven, Ep. epith. of streams, fed or swollen by rain, Il. 16.174 , Od. 4.477 , Hes. 217 ; na/mat' ou) d., of stagnant water, E. 5(3).31 ; d. u(/data, of rain, Plu. 21 . generally, divine, bright, xalko/s Emp. 100.9 ; ai)qh\r dii+peth/s divine, holy, E. 1267 ; d. pursoi=s gleaming with fires, Id. 43 (lyr.). in continual flow, Hp. 1.24 (expld.as = diaugh/s, kaqaro/s , Erot. ). dii+pete/es oi)wnoi/, prob. hovering in the sky, h.Ven. 4 . *diipo/leia, *diipo/lia, *diipoliw/dhs, v. sub *dipol-. dii+pp-a^si/a, h(, riding through, Suid., 274.55 . dii/+pp-eusis, ews, h(, charging through the enemy's ranks, Ascl. 7.3 , al. dii+pp-eu/w, ride through, D.S. 19.30 ; dia\ th=s qala/sshs D.C. 59.17 ; traverse, th\n w)kea/nion zw/nhn e)n ku/klw| Porph. 69 : metaph. of Time, elapse, ib. 60 . dii/ptamai, late pres., = diape/tomai , Arist. 839a23 , Hdn. 2.8.7 , Luc. 6 , Max.Tyr. 22.6 ; impf. diipta/mhn J. 3.7.20 . dii+sqmi/zw, (i)sqmo/s) draw ships across the Isthmus, Plb. 4.19.7 . dii+sta/nw, = dii/+sthmi , Phld. 27 ; th\n fili/an D.S. 19.46 ; to\ plh=qos App. 36 :—also dii+sta/w, D.T. 642.31 , Lyd. 3.54 . dii+ste/on, (di/oida) one must learn, v.l. for dioiste/on , E. 491 . dii/+sthmi, fut. diasth/sw, set apart, separate, tou\s lo/xous Th. 4.74 ; kat' ei)/dh Pl. 23d ; die/sthsen [au)tou\s] ei)s me/rh polla/ D. 18.61 ; zw=ntas h(ma=s ou)qe\n a)llh/lwn die/sthse Plu. 84 :— Pass. , ki/ones diesta/qhsan Callix. 2 . set one at variance with another, tina/ tinos Ar. 41 , Th. 6.77 ; d. th\n *(ella/da divide it into factions, Hdt. 9.2 ; d. tou\s pe/nhtas a)po\ tw=n eu)po/rwn D.H. 9.17 . me/sas diasth/sas h(me/ras du/o having left an interval of two days, 996.7 , cf. 3.20 . distinguish, ti/ tinos Ath. 7.305d , cf. Aret. 2.2 . inflate, kenou\s a)skou/s Demoph. 57 . more freq. in Pass. , with aor. 2, pf., and plpf. Act. :—stand apart, be divided, Il. , mostly in aor. 2, 24.718 , al.: once in impf. Med. , qa/lassa dii/+stato the sea made way, opened, 13.29 ; diasta\n gh=s ba/qron yawning wide, S. 1662 ; ta\ diestew=ta u(po\ seismou= Hdt. 7.129 ; diestw=ta, opp. h(nwme/na, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.124 , al.; e)/tous diestw=tos after an interval of a year, 344.119 (Teos). stand with legs apart, Luc. 7 . of persons, stand apart, be at variance, diasth/thn e)ri/sante Il. 1.6 ; ei)/ tine/s pou diastai=en Th. 1.18 ; die/sth e)s cummaxi/an e(kate/rwn sided with one or the other party, ib. 15 ; kata\ po/leis die/stamen Id. 4.61 ; diesthko/tes ei)s du/o D. 10.4 , cf. 18.18 ; e)ri/zein kai\ diesta/nai Id. 2.29 ; simply, differ, be different, plou/tou a)reth\ die/sthken Pl. 550e ; pro\s a)/llhla Arist. 1256a29 , cf. 1448a17 ; h( a)ristokrati/a die/sthken a)po\ tau/ths polu\ th=s politei/as Id. 1289b3 ; ou)=ra diesthko/ta not homogeneous, Hp. 7.33 . part after fighting, Hdt. 1.76 , 8.16 , 18 : hence, to be reconciled, Isoc. 5.38 . of an army, retire, Plb. 10.3.6 . stand at certain distances or intervals, Hdt. 2.66 ; of guards in a row, Id. 3.72 ; of post-stations, Id. 8.98 ; of soldiers, d. kata\ diakosi/ous Th. 4.32 ; dia/sthqi mark distances! a word of command, Ael. 12.11 : Geom., i)/sa a)p' a)lla/lwn die/staken are equidistant from one another, Archim. 1.6 . Med. , sts. trans., separate, gew/dh ge/nh dii+sta/menoi Pl. 63c : chiefly in aor. 1, d. to/n te dikaio/taton kai\ to\n a)dikw/taton contrast, Id. 360e ; a)ra/xnia, of spiders, spread, Theoc. 16.97 . dii+store/w, relate, Phld. 2.150S. dii+sxa/nw, poet. for die/xw, cleave, nu/kt' o)loh\n ou)k a)/stra dii/sxanen ou)k a)marugai\ mh/nhs A.R. 4.1696 . dii+sxnai/nw, make very lean, f. l. in Hp. 38 . dii+sxu_r-iei/w, wish or mean to affirm, Hp. 1 . dii+sxu_r-i/zomai, lean upon, rely on, tw=| lo/gw| Antipho 5.33 , cf. Aeschin. 1.1 . affirm confidently, ti Pl. 63c , etc.; d. tau=ta ou(/tws e)/xein ib. 114d ; d. w(s . . Id. 154a ; d. peri/ tinos And. 2.4 , Lys. 13.85 ; ti u(pe/r tinos Pl. 86b ; peri\ sou= w(s . . Id. 317c : abs., o(moi/ws e)f' e(kate/rois d. Id. 158d , etc. dii+sxu_r-iste/on, one must affirm, Str. 6.3.8 . dii+sxu/w, strengthd. for i)sxu/w, Ph. 2.627 . *di^i^swth/ria, ta/, festival of Zeus Soter at Athens, 22.1008.21 , al. dii+te/on [i^t], (di/eimi) one must go through, Pl. 545a . dii+tiko/s [i^t], h/, o/n, (di/eimi) penetrable, in Comp. , Arist. 905b13 . di^i/+fi^los [i_f], on, dear to Zeus, usu. written divisim, Il. 1.74 , etc., but cf. 275.6 , etc. dii+xneu/w, track out, Plb. 4.68.3 , Opp. 3.37 . di^ka^di/a, h(, vessel containing two ka/doi, 2.856 . di^ka/zw, fut. dika/sw Il. 23.579 , Ar. 1089 , 689 , 801 , Pl. 120a , etc.; Ion. dikw= Hdt. 1.97 ; inf. dika=n iv p.880 (Chios), 134b23 (Milet.): aor. e)di/kasa, Ep. di/kasa, di/kassa, Od. 11.547 , Il. 23.574 : pf. dedi/kaka Heraclid.Cum. 1 :— Med. (v. infr. 11 ), fut. -a/somai Hdt. 1.96 , D. 37.37 : aor. e)dikasa/mhn Lys. 12.4 , D. 38.17 , etc.: plpf. e)dedi/kasto (v. infr. 11 ):— Pass. , fut. dikasqh/somai D.H. 5.61 , dedika/somai Luc. Bis Acc. 14 : aor. e)dika/sqhn Th. 1.28 , Pl. 50b : pf. dedi/kasmai Lys. 21.18 : plpf. e)dedi/kasto D. 33.27 : (di/kh):—judge, sit in judgement, Il. 23.579 , Hdt. 1.14 , Antipho 5.90 , etc.; sit as a juror, D. 21.75 ; d. kai\ e)kklhsia/zein Lys. 26.2 , cf. Arist. 1293a9 , etc. c. acc. rei, give judgement on, decide, determine, Il. 1.542 ; d. di/khn Hes. 39 , etc.; a)litra/ Pi. 2.65 ; pra=gma A. 471 , cf. 601 ; ta)mplakh/mata Id. 230 ; d. di/khn a)/dikon give an unjust judgement, Hdt. 5.25 ; d. e)mporika\s di/kas D. 35.46 ; less freq., grafa\s d. Lycurg. 7 ; eu)qu/nas D. 19.132 ; a)gw=na Din. 1.46 : c. acc. cogn., di/kas d. adjudge a penalty, Hdt. 6.139 ; d. fugh/n tini decree it as his punishment, A. 1412 ; d. fo/non mate/ros ordain her slaughter, E. 164 (lyr.): c. gen., dika/zein tou\s basile/as ai)tiw=n fo/nou Lex Draconis ap. 12.115.11 ; d. tou= e)gklh/matos (sc. di/khn) X. 1.2.7 :— Pass. , di/kai dikasqei=sai Pl. 50b , cf. Lys. 17.3 ; o(pote/rwn a)\n dikasqh=| ei)=nai th\n a)poiki/an it may be decided . . , Th. 1.28 . pass judgement on, condemn, ga/mon a)/gamon S. 1214 (lyr.). fo/non d. plead in a case of murder, E. 580 : abs., plead, D.C. 69.18 . c. dat. pers., decide between persons, judge their cause, *trwsi/ te kai\ *danaoi=si dikaze/tw w(s e)pieike/s Il. 8.431 ; e)s me/son a)mfote/roisi dika/ssate 23.574 , cf. Hdt. 1.97 ; toi=si *pe/rsh|si di/kas d. Id. 3.31 ; e(ka/stw| kata\ to\ me/gaqos tou= a)dikh/matos passed judgement on each, Id. 2.137 . c. inf., dikaca/tw laga/sai 1.5 ; e)di/kasan de/ka a)ntapo/llusqai Hdt. 3.14 ; d. w(s . . Id. 1.84 . Pass. , ai)sxra\s di/kas d. to have actions brought against one, Lys. 21.18 . Med. , of the party, plead one's cause, go to law, Od. 11.545 , 12.440 , Hdt. 1.96 , Th. 1.77 ; pro\s tou\s a)stuno/mous Pl. 845e ; di/khn dika/zesqai/ tini go to law with one, Lys. 12.4 , D. 55.31 ; simply, d. tini/ Pl. 4e ; pro/s tinas Th. 3.44 ; prop. of a private suit, opp. a public prosecution, D. 21.26 : with gen. added, d. tini\ kakhgori/as Lys. 10.12 ; kloph=s D. 22.27 , etc.; e)dedi/kasto a)/n moi th=s e)ggu/hs Id. 33.27 ; d. tini\ peri/ tinos ib. 26 . to\ d. forensic speaking, Arist. 1354b26 , cf. Antipho 2.2.12 . di^kai/a, Ion. dii+sxu_r-ai/h, h(, poet. for di/kh, like *selhnai/h for *selh/nh, Cerc. 18.5 , cf. 24.48 . di^kaia/di^kos [a^], o(, one neither just nor unjust, Ph. 2.346 . di^kaiarxi/a: a)rxh\ dikai/a, Hsch. di^kai+ko/s, h/, o/n, inclined to justice, dia/qesis M.Ant. 5.34 . di^kaio-dosi/a, h(, jurisdiction, Plb. 20.6.2 , etc.; trial, e(lkome/nhs d. Id. 22.4.2 : pl., ei)s d.prokalei=sqai/ tina Id. 4.16.4 ; h( pro\s a)llh/lous d. 3 No. 154.5 (ii B. C.), cf. 12(9).903 (Chalcis, ii B. C.); administration of justice, Str. 13.1.55 , al., D.S. 37.8 , al., 226.11 (i A. D.). international compact for trying suits in the forum rei, Plb. 23.1.2 , 32.17.4 . di^kaio-dote/w, administer justice, Str. 11.3.6 , Plu. 2.779b , Epist. ap. J. 16.6.7 , 484.25 (ii A. D.): c. acc., administer as juridicus, e)parxh/an 4.401 (Pergam., i B. C.). di^kaio-do/ths, ou, o(, = Lat. juridicus, at Alexandria, Str. 17.1.12 , 237vii39 (ii A. D.), etc.: generally, d. tou= e)/qnous governor of the province, J. 18.1.1 ; = Lat. legatus juridicus, d. *spani/as Dessau 8842 . di^kaio-qe/ths, ou, o(, = foreg., Baillet Inscr.des tombeaux des rois 1836 (s.v.l.). di^kaio-kri^si/a, h(, righteous judgement, Ep.Rom. 2.5 , Heph.Astr. 3.34 , 71i 4 (iv A. D.). di^kaio-kri/ths [i^], ou, o(, righteous judge, LXX 12.41 , 113.35 (ii A. D.). di^kaio-loge/omai, fut. -h/somai Plb. 4.3.12 : aor. e)dikaiologhsa/mhn Luc. 4 , or Pass. e)dikaiologh/qhn Plb. 31.12.8 : —plead one's cause before the judge, come to issue with a person, abs., Aeschin. 2.21 ; peri/ tinos Lys. 34 ; pro/s tina Hyp. 20 , Plb. 4.3.12 , D.Chr. 48.10 : metaph., Iamb. 3.19 . remonstrate, Luc. 55 . later in Act. , d. u(pe\r th=s po/lews 111.126 (i B. C.), cf. 108.105 ; oi( dikaiologou=ntes advocates, Luc. 11 , cf. 12 . di^kaio-lo/ghton, allegandum, Gloss. di^kaio-logi/a, h(, plea in justification, Demad. 7 , Arist. 1438a25 , LXX 4.44 , 6.13 (iii A. D.): generally, pleading, Plb. 3.21.3 , al. pl.,forensic speeches, Arist. 1421b13 , 1432b33 . di^kaio-logi/zomai, = -loge/omai , Sch. Ar. 361 . di^kaio-logiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for pleading, judicial, Sch. S. 237 . Adv. -kw=s, Comp. -kw/teron ibid. di^kaio-lo/gos, o(, advocate, Arc. 89.19 , Sch. Ar. 1702 . di^kaio/-metron (sc. a)ggei=on), to/, vessel which pours out an equal volume of liquid each time, Hero 2.1 . di^kaio-nome/w, = dikaiodote/w , Ph. 1.126 . di^kaio-nomi/a, h(, = dikaiodosi/a , Id. 2.365 , 7.21.21 (Megara). di^kaio-no/mos, on, = juridicus, D.C. 78.22 . di^kaio-poie/w, act honestly, Simp. p.129D. di^kaio/-polis, ews, o(, h(, strict in public faith, Pi. 8.22 . di^kaiopra_g-e/w, act honestly, Arist. 1135a16 , 183 (ii B. C.), Ceb. 41 , Plu. 5 , Sallust. 19 , etc.; ta\ mega/la Jason ap. Plu. 2.135f ; pro/s tina Arist. 1373b22 . di^kaiopra_/g-hma, atos, to/, just or righteous act, Id. 1135a12 , Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.73 . di^kaiopra_g-h/s, e/s, acting justly, 1.76.5 (vi A. D.), Sch. Ar. 1354 , Suid. s.v. a)ntipelargei=n. di^kaiopra_g-hte/on, one must deal justly, Iamb. 21 .iq/. di^kaiopra_g-i/a, h(, just or righteous dealing, Arist. 1133b30 , Phld. 1.266S. , Porph. 11 , Jul. 89 ; peri\ d., title of work by Epicurus. di^kaiopra_g-mosu/nh, h(, = foreg., Heraclit. 2 (v. l.). di/kaios [i^], a, on, also os, on E. 901 (lyr.), 1202 , D.S. 5.72 : (di/kh): in Hom. and all writers, of persons, observant of custom or rule, Od. 3.52 ; esp. of social rule, well-ordered, civilized, u(bristai/ te kai\ a)/grioi ou)de\ d. 9.175 , cf. 8.575 ; [ *galaktofa/goi] dikaio/tatoi Il. 13.6 ; [ *xei/rwn] dikaio/tatos *kentau/rwn 11.832 , cf. Thgn. 314 , 794 ; d. poli/ths a good citizen, D. 3.21 , etc.: metaph. of the sea, Sol. 12.2 ( Sup. ); dikai/h zo/h a civilized way of living, Hdt. 2.177 . Adv. dikai/ws, mna=sqai woo in due form, decently, Od. 14.90 ; u(po\ zugw=| lo/fon d. ei)=xon loyally, S. 292 . observant of duty to gods and men, righteous, Od. 13.209 , etc.; d. pro\s pa=san o(mili/hn Hp. 2 ; i)qu\s kai\ d. Hdt. 1.96 ; opp. dussebh/s, A. 598 , cf. 610 ; d. kai\ o(/sios Pl. 507b ; dikai/wn a)di/kous fre/nas paraspa=|s S. 791 (lyr.); also of actions, etc., righteous, e)pi\ r(hqe/nti dikai/w| a thing rightly said, Od. 18.414 , etc. o( di/kaios, euphem. of a sacred snake, 5056 (Crete). later: equal, even, well-balanced, a(/rma di/kaion evengoing chariot, X. 2.2.26 : so metaph., nwma=| dikai/w| phdali/w| strato/n Pi. 1.86 ; dikaio/tatai a)ntirropai/ Hp. 7 ; dikaio/tata moxleu/ein ibid.: hence, fair, impartial, ba/sanos Antipho 1.8 ; suggrafeu/s Luc. 39 . legally exact, precise, tw=| dikaiota/tw| tw=n lo/gwn to speak quite exactly, Hdt. 7.108 , cf. Th. 3.44 ; of Numbers, ai( e(kato\n o)rguiai\ di/kaiai Hdt. 2.149 . Adv. -ai/ws, pa/nta d. u(mi=n teth/rhtai D. 21.3 ; d. e)ceta/zein ib. 154 . lawful, just, esp. to\ d. right, opp. to\ a)/dikon, Hdt. 1.96 , A. 189 (lyr.), etc.; to\ d. to\ no/mimon kai\ to\ i)/son Arist. 1129a34 ; d. diorqwtiko/n, dianemhtiko/n, ib. 1131b25 , 27 ; to\ politiko\n d. ib. 1134b18 ; e)/sti e)pieike\s to\ para\ to\n gegramme/non no/mon d. Id. 1374a27 , cf. 1137b12 ; kai\ di/kaia ka)/dika Ar. 99 ; ta\ i)/sa kai\ ta\ d. D. 21.67 ; tou)mo\n d. my own right, E. 810 ; e)lqei=n e)pi\ tou=to to\ d. bring the case to this issue, Antipho 6.24 ; ou)de\n tw=n d. poiei=n tini/ not to do what is just and right by a man, X. 5.3.10 ; ta\ d. e)/xein, lamba/nein, receive one's due, Id. 7.7.14 , 17 ; ta\ d. pra/ttesqai po/lin give a city its deserts, A. 812 ; e)k tou= dikai/ou, = dikai/ws , Ar. 1435 , cf. Th. 2.89 ; so a)po\ tou= dikai/ou, tw=n dikai/wn, 50.8 (ii B. C.), 123.8 (i B. C.); meta\ tou= d. Lys. 2.12 , D. 21.177 ; to\ di/kaion lawful claim, a(\ e)/xomen di/kaia pro/s . . Th. 3.54 , cf. D. 21.179 , Plu. 3 , etc.; ta\ pro\s a)llh/lous d. mutual obligations or contracts, Plb. 3.21.10 ; e)pi\ sugkeime/nois tisi\ dikai/ois on certain agreed terms, D.H. 3.51 . Adv. -ai/ws rightly, justly, Hdt. 6.137 ; mei=zon h)\ d. A. 376 (lyr.); kai\ d. kai\ a)di/kws And. 1.135 . of persons and things, meet and right, fitting, d. tou=de tou= fo/nou r(afeu/s A. 1604 ; ko/smos ou) fe/rein d. Id. 55 ; i(/ppon d. poiei=sqai/ tini make a horse fit for another's use, X. 4.4.5 , cf. 7.4 (i(/ppos d. th\n siago/na having a good mouth, Poll. 1.196 ). normal, sxh/mata Hp. 69 ; fu/sis Id. 1 ( Sup. ). real, genuine, go/nos S. [1119] ; poiw=n ta\ e)n th=| te/xnh| d. 2.184.7 (Tanagra, ii B. C.). Adv., ei)/per dikai/ws e)st' e)mo/s really and truly mine, S. 547 , cf. Pl. 418e . o( d. lo/gos the plea of equity, Th. 1.76 . Adv. -ai/ws with reason, Id. 6.34 , cf. S. 675 : Comp. -o/teron Ar. 1149 , etc.; also -ote/rws Isoc. 15.170 : Sup. -o/tata Ar. 1222 ; Aeol. dikai/tata 12(2).526c17 (Eresus). yuxh\ e)s to\ d. e)/bh 'the land of the leal', 7.2543.3 (Thebes). in Prose, di/kaio/s ei)mi, c. inf., di/kaioi/ e)ste i)e/nai you are bound to come, Hdt. 9.60 , cf. 8.137 ; d. ei)men e)/xein Id. 9.27 ; d. ei)mi kola/zein I have a right to punish, Ar. 1434 , cf. S. 400 ; d. e)sti peripesei=n kakoi=s Antipho 3.3.7 ; d. ei)si a)pisto/tatoi ei)=nai they have most reason to distrust, Th. 4.17 ; d. bla/ptesqai Lys. 20.12 ; d. e)stin a)polwle/nai dignus est qui pereat, D. 6.37 ; o( spoudai=os a)/rxein d. has a right to . . , Arist. 1287b12 ; with a non-personal subject, e)/leos d. a)ntidi/dosqai Th. 3.40 : less freq. in Comp. and Sup. , dikaio/teroi xari/sasqai Lys. 20.34 ; dikaio/tatos ei)= a)pagge/llein Pl. 172b ; but di/kaio/n e)sti is also found, Hdt. 1.39 , A. 611 , etc.: pl., di/kaia ga\r to/nd' eu)tuxei=n S. 1126 , cf. 495 , 1116 ; dikai/ws a)/n, c. opt., Pl. 276a . [dikai/wn with penult. short in Orph. 247.2 ; cf. ou) di/kaon: ou) di/kaion, Hsch. ] di^kai-osu/nh, h(, righteousness, justice, Thgn. 147 , Hdt. 1.96 , al., Pl. 433a , LXX 15.6 , etc.; d. dikastikh/ legal justice, Arist. 1291a27 ; opp. e)piei/keia, Id. 1137a32 . fulfilment of the Law, LXX 26.2 , al., 3.15 , al. justice, the business of a judge, Pl. 464b , 464c ( v.l. dikastikh/ ), 408b . *d., personified, 9.164 ; *)=isis *d. 1131 (Delos), 3.203 . Pythag. name for four, Theol.Ar. 23 . dikaiosu/nh: h( xoi=nic, mustikw=s, Hsch. di^kai-o/sunos, o(, Guardian of justice, of Zeus, 1905.302 (Sinope), 752 , Eust. 918.47 : generally, just, Simp. 264.24 . di^kai-o/ths, htos, h(, = dikaiosu/nh , X. 2.6.26 , Pl. 331b , Ph. 2.641 , Plot. 4.7.8 . di^kai-ofa^nh/s, e/s, having an appearance of justice, Sch. Th. 6.80 . di^kai-o/w, Ion. impf. e)dikai/eun Hdt. 1.100 : fut. -w/sw Orac. ap. eund. 5.92 .b/, Th. 5.26 ; -w/somai Id. 3.40 :aor. e)dikai/wsa Id. 2.71 :— Pass. , fut. -wqh/somai LXX 18.2 : aor. e)dikaiw/qhn A. 393 (lyr.): pf. dedikai/wmai LXX 21.13(18) . set right, no/mos . . dikaiw=n to\ biaio/taton Pi. 169.3 ; dikaiwqei/s proved, tested, A. l. c. hold or deem right, claim or demand as a right, c. inf., Hdt. 1.89 , 133 , Hp. 31 ; deina/ me dikaioi= dra=n S. 640 , cf. 575 ; dikaiou=ntes mh\ a)faireqh=nai au)th/n Th. 2.41 : with inf. omitted, ou(/tw d. (sc. gene/sqai) Hdt. 9.42 ; di/kas d. (sc. gene/sqai) ib. 93 ; o(/poi pote\ qeo\s dikaioi= S. 781 ; ou)k o)rqw=s d. Th. 5.26 ; pronounce judgement, Id. 2.71 : c. inf., e)dikai/wsen a)podou=nai h(ma=s to\ kefa/laion 119.14 (i A. D.); consent, douleu/ein Hdt. 2.172 , cf. 6.86 ; ou)k e)dikai/ou ou)de/na oi( e)saggei=lai he would not allow . . Id. 3.118 :— Pass. , to\ dikaiwqe\n u(po/ tinos that which is ordained, D.H. 10.1 . do a man right or justice: hence, chastise, punish, Hdt. 1.100 :— Pass. , Id. 3.29 , Pl. 934b , D.C. 57.47 ; pass sentence on, u(ma=s au)tou\s dikaiw/sesqe Th. 3.40 . Pass. , also, have right done one, opp. a)dikei=sqai, Arist. 1136a18 . pronounce and treat as righteous, justify, vindicate, LXX 23.7 , 3.11 ; e(autou/s 16.15 , etc.:—freq. in Pass. , ib. 7.35 , etc. di/kairon, to/, an Indian bird, Ctes. 57.17 , Ael. 4.41 . (The properties of opium are ascribed to its dung, Il. cc.). di^kai/-wma, atos, to/, act of right, opp. a)di/khma, Arist. 1359a25 ; duty, ta\ pro\s a)nqrw/pous d. Ph. 2.199 ; prop. amendment of a wrong, opp. dikaiopra/ghma, Arist. 1135a13 : hence, judgement, penalty, Pl. 864e . justification, plea of right, Th. 1.41 , Isoc. 6.25 , Arist. 279b9 , LXX 19.28(29) , 2.360.8 (ii A. D.), etc.; dikaiw/mata *(ellhni/dwn po/lewn, compiled by Arist. for Philip, Harp. s.v. *dru/mos. pl., pleadings, documents in a suit, 13.13 (Samos), 29.25 (iii B. C.), etc.; also, credentials, 113.10 (ii A. D.), al. act of dikai/w)sis 1.3 , 5.16 . ordinance, decree, LXX 26.5 , 15.26 (pl.), al., 1.32 , 2.26 (pl.), al. di^kai/-wsis, ews, h(, setting right, doing justice to: hence, condemnation, punishment, Th. 8.66 , D.C. 40.43 (pl.), cj. in Plu. 2.421d . plea of legal right, justification, Lys. 9.8 , cf. Harp. making or accounting righteous, justification, Ep.Rom. 4.25 , etc. demand of right or as of right, just claim, Th. 1.141 , Plu. 18 . judgement of what is right, a)nth/llacan th=| dikaiw/sei altered at their will and pleasure, Th. 3.82 . di^kai-wth/rion, to/, place of punishment, Pl. 249a (pl.); place of judgement, Junc. ap. Stob. 4.53.35 (pl.). = krith/rion , Hsch. di^kai-wth/s, ou=, o(, judge, ai)sxrw=n kai\ kalw=n Plu. 23 , cf. 2.549d . di^kamp-h/s, e/s, with a double twist, ye/lia 1065.8 (i A. D.). di^kamp-i/as oi)=nos wine which has undergone two tropai/, 983 . di/kana: poiki/la i(ma/tia, Hsch. di^ka_niko/s, h/, o/n, of persons, skilled in pleading, Pl. 512b , 201a , X. 1.2.48 , etc.: in bad sense, lawyer-like, pettifogging, smikro\s th\n yuxh\n kai\ d. Pl. 175d . belonging to trials, judicial, lo/goi Isoc. 13.20 ; r(hma/tion d. law-term, Ar. 534 ; h(-kh/ (sc. te/xnh) forensic oratory, Pl. 405a , Arist. 1371a7 ; meta\ dikanikh/n after serving as advocate, Epigr.Gr. 919 ; to\ d. S.E. 2.89 ; ta\ dikanika/ Arist. 1354b23 . in bad sense, savouring of the law-courts, fortika\ me\n kai\ d. Pl. 32a ; w(s makro\n to\ e)nu/pnion kai\ d. Luc. 17 . Adv. -kw=s Charito 5.4 . di^kanou/s: tou\s peri\ ta\s di/kas diatri/bontas, Hsch. di^-ka/rdios, on, with two hearts, Ar.Byz. 28.16 , Ael. 11.40 ; to\ d. a kind of lettuce, Gp. 12.1.2 . di^-ka/rhnos, Dor. di^/-a_nos [ka^], on, two-headed, Batr. 298 , 6.306 (Aristo). di^-karpe/w, bear two crops, Thphr. 1.13.9 . di^/-karpos, on, bearing two crops, gh= Str. 17.3.11 . di^ka^s-i/a, h(, lawsuit, Aq. 1.12 , al., Sm. , Thd. 25.9 . di^ka^/s-imos, on, judicial, d. h(me/ra when the courts are open, Men. 969 ; th=| e(ch=s d. (sc. h(me/ra) 32.13 (iii A. D.); d. mh=nes Pl. 958b . di^/ka^s-is, ews, h(, exercise of the function of a dikasth/s, Sch. Ar. 277 . di^kasko/poi, oi(, title of judges at Mytilene, 12(2).6.12 (iv B. C.); at Cyme, 37.157 (iii B. C.). di^kasmo/s, o(, giving judgement, Ph. 1.133 . di^kas-pole/w, judge, Diotog. ap. Stob. 4.7.61 . di^kas-poli/a, h(, judgement, Hymn.Is. 36 , Man. 2.261 , Coluth. 12 , 11.376 ( Agath. ): pl., 14.1363 , 202.2 . office of a judge, Orph. 381 , Q.S. 5.172 . di^kas-po/los, o(, ( q[uglide]el, cf. tele/w) one who gives law, judge, Il. 1.238 , Phoen. 1.7 ; fem., Orph. 69.11 : as Adj., d. a)/ndra Od. 11.186 ; skh=ptron d. A.R. 4.1178 ; d. xro/nos Maiist. 52 . di^kast-a^gwgo/s, o(, official who escorted foreign dikastai/ to their homes, Milet. 3.152.94 (ii B. C.); d. a)po\ *)asi/as e)pi\ *)aghtori/da 5(1).39 (Sparta, ii A. D.). di^kast-ei/a, h(, function of a dikasth/s, ib. 12(9).4.8 (Carystus), 3184 (Smyrna), *)arx. *)ef. 1911.134 (Gonni). di^kast-e/on, one must sue at law, Ph. 1.90 . di^kast-h/r, h=ros, o(, = dikasth/s , Foed.Delph. Pell. 1 7 , 9(1).334.33 ( Locr. , v B. C.), Rhet. 410.11 , Babr. 118.3 . di^kast-hriako/s, h/, o/n, connected with law-courts, Phld. 1.212S. di^kast-hri/dion [ri_], to/, Dim. of sq., Ar. 803 . di^kast-h/rion, to/, court of justice, d. suna/gein Hdt. 6.85 ; sugklh/|ein Ar. 1317 ; u(po\ d. u(paxqei/s Hdt. 6.72 , cf. 104 ; ei)s d. a)/gesqai Pl. 273b ; a)naba\s e)s to\ d. Antipho 6.21 ; paradido/nai tw=| d. And. 1.17 ; e)pi\ d. e)lqei=n Is. 1.1 ; e)pi\ tou= d. Id. 5.29 ; pro\ tw=n dikasthri/wn klhrou=sqai Isoc. 7.54 ; in Egypt, office of the governor, PLips. 64.24 (iv A. D.). the court, i. e. the judges, Ar. 624 , Pl. 880d , etc.; e)peida\n a)nasth=| to\ d. D. 21.221 . di^kast-h/s, ou=, o(, a judge, Hdt. 1.96 , 3.14 , 31 , A. 120 , 81 , etc. of stars, d. tw=n o(/lwn D.S. 2.31 . at Athens and elsewh., juror, S. 1136 , etc.; opp. nomoqe/ths, Lys. 14.4 , cf. Antipho 1.23 , X. 5.10 . d. ai(/matos avenger, E. 1150 . di^kast-iko/s, h/, o/n, of or for law or trials, practised in them, X. 2.6.38 ; no/mos d. Plu. 5 ; misqo/s Sch. Ar. 299 ; h( -kh/ (sc. te/xnh) business of a judge or juryman, Pl. 303e , etc.; to\ d. juror's fee, Arist. 1320a26 (but to\ d. the judicial element in the state, 1300b13 ). Adv. -kw=s Luc. 47 . di^kastofi^la^ke/w, to be a member of the bodyguard of a jury, Inscr. Magn. 93a . 23 . di^ka/stria, h(, fem. of dikasth/s, Luc. 9 . di^kastu/s, u/os, h(, judgement, *mi/nws . . dikastu/as e)/coxa kri/nwn Epigr. in 1909.62 . di^kata/lhktos, on, having two katalh/ceis, Heph. 15.23 and 24 : hence di^katalhci/a, h(, Mar. Vict. p.62 K. dika/twr: o( diplasi/an th\n a)rxh\n e)/xwn, Hsch. di^kaule/w, have two stems, Thphr. 6.6.8 . di^kei=n, inf. of e)/di^kon, an aor. used by Pi. and Trag. (the pres. di/kei Aristaenet. 2.1 is prob. f. l. for di/epei ):—throw, cast, ti Pi. 9.123 , A. 99 ; pedo/se sw/mata E. 600 ; xei=r' e)s ou)rano/n Id. 498 . strike, d. pe/trw| Pi. 10(11).72 ; kra=ta fo/nion . . w)le/nas dikw\n bolai=s E. 664 . di/-kella [i^], hs, h(, (ke/llw) two-pronged fork, Ps.-Phoc. 158 , A. 196 , S. 250 , E. 1155 , 11.159A57 (Delos, iii B. C.), etc.; a)pallagei\s dike/llhs kai\ kakw=n Men. 65 . di-kelli/ths [li_], ou, o(, a digger, Luc. 8 . di/-kellon: dikra/destos: ce/nos du/o kla/dous e)/xwn, Hsch. di-ke/nthton, to/, name of an eyesalve, Dem. Ophth. ap. Aët. 7.117 . di/-kentros, ou, with two stings, Ael. 6.20 , 16.42 . di-ke/ntrwn, a throw at dice, Hsch. di-ke/raios, on, twohorned, two-pointed, sto/rqugc 6.111 (Antip.(?)). di/-keras, atos, to/, double horn, Callix. 2 . di-ke/ra^tos, on, two-horned, PMag. Lond. 121.757 , Antig. 53 . di/-kerkos, on, with two tails, Ael. 12.3 . di-ke/rws, wtos, o(, h(, two-horned, h.Hom. 19.2 , 6.32 ( Agath. ), etc.: also di/kerws, wn, Orph. 274 , Arist. 499b18 . di-ke/fa^los, on, two-headed, ib. 540b3 , 770a24 , Paul.Aeg. 3.76 ; dra/kwn D.C. 50.8 . di^ke/w, mulct, prob. an error in 22.1092B17 ( Pass. ). di/kh [i^], h(, custom, usage, au(/th d. e)sti\ brotw=n this is the way of mortals, Od. 11.218 ; h( ga\r d. e)sti\ gero/ntwn 24.255 , etc.; h(/ t' e)sti\ d. qei/wn basilh/wn 4.691 ; h( ga\r dmw/wn d. e)sti/n 14.59 , etc.; h( ga\r d., o(ppo/te . . this is always the way, when . . , 19.168 (so in late Prose, h(/per i(ppomaxi/as d. Arr. 3.15.2 ); di/kan e)fe/pein tino/s to imitate him, Pi. 1.50 ; d. e)pe/xein tino/s to be like . . , Anon.Lond. 6.18 ; normal course of nature, e)k toute/wn o( qa/natos ou) gi/netai kata/ ge di/khn, ou)d' h)\n ge/nhtai Hp. 3 : hence, adverb. in acc. di/khn, in the way of, after the manner of, c. gen., lu/koio Pi. 2.84 ; pw/lou S. 659 ; toco/tou Pl. 705e ; in later Prose, Arist. 395b22 , Luc. 31 , Alciphr. 1.6 , etc.: mostly of living creatures or persons, but also of things, as di/khn u(/datos, a)ggei/ou, A. 85 (lyr.), Pl. 235d . order, right, mh/ ti di/khs e)pideue/s nothing short of what is fit, Il. 19.180 ; opp. bi/a, might, 16.388 ; opp. sxe/tlia e)/rga, Od. 14.84 ; personified, Hes. 902 , A. 662 , etc.; *di/khs bwmo/s Id. 383 (lyr.), 539 (lyr.); Truth, Pi. 8.71 . di/kh e)sti/, = di/kaio/n e)sti , A. 259 , cf. 811 , 277 . Adverb. usages, di/kh| duly, rightly, Il. 23.542 , Pl. 112e ; e)n di/ka| Pi. 6.12 , cf. S. 1069 , etc.; su\n di/kh| Thgn. 197 , Pi. 9.96 , A. 444 , etc.; kata\ di/khn Hdt. 7.35 , E. 888 , etc.; meta\ di/khs Pl. 643e ; pro\s di/khs S. 1014 , 1211 (but pro\s di/kas on the score of justice, Id. 546 (lyr.)); diai\ di/kas A. 641 ; e)k di/khs Herod. 4.77 : opp. para\ di/kan Pi. 2.18 , etc.; a)/neu di/khs A. 554 ; pe/ra di/khs Id. 30 ; bi/a| di/khs Id. 430 (lyr.); di/xa di/khs without trial, Plu. 32 ; pro\ di/khs in preference to legal proceedings, Th. 1.141 . judgement, di/khn i)qu/ntata ei)pei=n give judgement most righteously (cf. i)qu/s), Il. 18.508 : esp. in pl., *luki/hn ei)/ruto di/kh|si/ te kai\ sqe/nei+ w(=| 16.542 ; peri\ oi)=de di/kas Od. 3.244 , etc.; di/kai skoliai/ Hes. 219 , 250 ; kri=ne eu)qei=an di/khn A. 433 . after Hom. , of proceedings instituted to determine legal rights, hence, lawsuit, Pl. 2a , D. 18.210 , etc.; prop. private suit or action, opp. grafh/ (q. v.), Lys. 1.44 , etc.; e)kalou=nto ai( grafai\ di/kai, ou) me/ntoi ai( di/kai kai\ grafai/ Poll. 8.41 ; oi( di/khn e)/xontes the parties to a suit, IG 7.21.8 (Megara), cf. Plu. 17 . trial of the case, pro\ di/khs Is. 5.10 , etc.; me/xri tou= di/khn gene/sqai Th. 2.53 ; court by which it was tried, e)n u(mi=n e)sti kai\ th=| di/kh| Antipho 6.6 . di/khn ei)pei=n to plead a cause, X. 4.8.1 ; d. makra\n le/gein Ar. 776 , cf. Men. 12 . the object or consequence of the action, atonement, satisfaction, penalty, di/khn e)kti/nein, ti/nein, Hdt. 9.94 , S. 113 : adverbially in acc., tou= di/khn pa/sxeis ta/de; A. 614 ; freq. di/khn or di/kas dido/nai suffer punishment, i. e. make amends (but di/kas d., in A. 703 (lyr.), to grant arbitration); di/kas dido/nai tini/ tinos Hdt. 1.2 , cf. 5.106 ; e)/melle tw=nde/ moi dw/sein di/khn S. 538 , etc.; also a)nti/ or u(pe/r tinos, Ar. 433 , Lys. 3.42 ; also di/khn dido/nai u(po\ qew=n to be punished by . . , Pl. 525b ; but di/kas h)/qelon dou=nai they consented to submit to trial, Th. 1.28 ; di/kas lamba/nein sts. = d. dido/nai , Hdt. 1.115 ; di/khn a)ci/an e)la/mbanes E. 1312 , 852 ; more freq. its correlative, inflict punishment, take vengeance, Lys. 1.29 , etc.; labei=n di/khn para/ tinos D. 21.92 , cf. 9.2 , etc.; so di/khn e)/xein to have one's punishment, Antipho 3.4.9 , Pl. 529c (but e)/xw th\n d. have satisfaction, Id. 319e ; para/ tinos Hdt. 1.45 ); di/kas or di/khn u(pe/xein stand trial, Id. 2.118 , cf. S. 552 ; di/khn parasxei=n E. 50 ; qana/tou di/khn o)flei=n u(po/ tinos to incur the death penalty, Pl. 39b ; di/kas lagxa/nein tini/ D. 21.78 ; di/khs tuxei=n para/ tinos ib. 142 ; di/khn o)fei/lein, o)flei=n, Id. 21.77 , 47.63 ; e)rh/mhn o)flei=n th\n d. Antipho 5.13 ; di/khn feu/gein try to escape it, be the defendant in the trial (opp. diw/kein prosecute), D. 38.2 ; di/kas ai)te/ein demand satisfaction, tino/s for a thing, Hdt. 8.114 ; d. e)pitiqe/nai tini/ Id. 1.120 ; tino/s for a thing, Antipho 4.1.5 ; di/kai e)pifero/menai Arist. 1302b24 ; di/kas a)fie/nai tini/ D. 21.79 ; di/kas e(lei=n, v. e)/rhmos 11 ; di/khn tei/sasqai, v. ti/nw 11 ; do\s de\ di/khn kai\ de/co para\ *zhni/ 312 ; di/kas dido/nai kai\ lamba/nein par' a)llh/lwn, of communities, submit causes to trial, Hdt. 5.83 ; di/khn dou=nai kai\ labei=n e)n tw=| dh/mw| X. 1.18 , etc.; di/kas dou=nai kai\ de/casqai submit differences to a peaceful settlement, Th. 5.59 . Pythag. name for three, Plu. 2.381f , 12 ; for five, ib. 31 . (Cf. Skt. diś-, diśā 'direction', 'quarter of the heavens'.) di^kh/goros, o(, advocate, Lyd. 3.66 , Agath. 5.7 , Suid. s.v. *)ale/candros *ai)gai=os , Eust. 131.2 . di/khlon, written for dei/khlon, Hsch. di/khlos [i^], on, (kh/lh) with double hernia, Heliod. ap. Orib. 50.42.3 . with double hydrocele, Paul.Aeg. 6.62 . di/khsis [i^], ews, h(, vengeance, = e)kdi/khsis , LXX 47.25 (v.l.). di^kh-tropei=: fugadeu/ei, Suid. di^kh-fo/ros, on, bringing justice, avenging, *zeu/s A. 525 ; h(me/ra d. the day of vengeance, ib. 1577 ; o( d. avenger, opp. dikasth/s, Id. 120 . di^ki/dion [i^d], to/, Dim. of di/kh, little trial, Ar. 347 , 511 . di/klhros, Dor. di/kla_ros, on, occupying the space of two klh=roi, e)laioko/mion 14.352i69 (Halaesa). dikli/s, i/dos, h(, (kli/nw) double-folding, epith. of doors or gates, mostly in pl. with sani/des, qu/rai, pu/lai, Od. 2.345 , 17.268 , Il. 12.455 ; later dikli/des alone, folding-doors, AP 7.182 ( Mel. ), 5.144 ( Asclep. ), 255 (Paul. Sil.), etc.: rarely in sg., Theoc. 14.42 , 5.241 ( Eratosth. ); d. qu/rh Arat. 193 :—written di/kleis, eidos, as if from klei/s, double-fastened, Hp. 7 (cf. Gal. ad loc.). di^ko-gra^fi/a, h(, composition of forensic speeches, Isoc. 15.2 . di^ko-gra^fikw=s, Adv. like a writer of forensic speeches, Id. ap. Poll. 8.24 . di^ko-gra/fos [a^], o(, (gra/fw) composer of forensic speeches, Hyp. 234 , D.L. 6.15 . di^ko-di/fhs [di_f], ou, o(, one who grubs for lawsuits, Luc. 9 . di/kokkos [i^], on, with two grains, ze/a, of rice-wheat, Dsc. 2.89 . di/kokkon, to/, = xo/ndros , Ps.- Dsc. 2.96 . di^kole/kths, ou, o(, = dikolo/gos , 10.48 ( Pall. ), 4.313 . di^ko/llu^bos, sum of two ko/lluboi, Ar. 3 . di^ko-loge/w, plead causes, Arist. 1355a20 . di^ko-logi/a, h(, pleading, ib. 1354b29 . di^ko-lo/gos, o(, pleader, advocate, Plu. 1 , Ptol. 180 , 7.72 , 71.692 (iv A. D.), Artem. 2.29 (pl.). di^-ko/louros, on, doubly truncated, purami/des Nicom. 2.14 . di^/-kolpos, on, with two sinuses, Gal. 2.890 . di^ko-lu/mhs [u_], ou, o(, one who destroys by lawsuits, Com.Adesp. 859 . di^ko-ma^xe/w, carry on a lawsuit, Alciphr. 3.29 (vulg. a)dik-). di^ko-mh/tra, h(, mother of lawsuits, Com.Adesp. 984 . di^-ko/ndu^los, on, double-knuckled, da/ktuloi Arist. 493b30 . provided with two knobs (?), 1958 . di^-kori/asis, ews, h(, (ko/rh) possession of double pupil, Dem.Ophth. ap. Simon.Januens. di^/-kormos, on, with two trunks, de/ndron v. l. in Artem. 5.74 . di^/-koros, on, having a double pupil, Ptol.Chenn. p.192W. , Suid. , Eust. 295.44 . di^ko-rra/pths, ou, o(, = dikorra/fos , Phryn. p.62 B. di^ko-rra^fe/w, stitch, i. e. get up, a lawsuit, Ar. 1483 , Apollod.Com. 13.12 . di^ko-rra^fi/a, h(, getting up a lawsuit, Man. 2.296 , Sch. Ar. 1015 . di^ko-rra/fos [a^], o(, (r(a/ptw) pettifogger, D.Chr. 7.123 , Aristaenet. 2.3 , Phryn. p.62 B. di/-korsos [i^], on, two-headed, Lex.Rh.ap. Eust. 947.28 , Hsch. di-ko/rumbos, on, twin-peaked, e(/drana, of Parnassus, 4 , cf. Luc. 5 . di^-ko/ru^fos, on, two-peaked, d. pla/c, of Parnassus, E. 307 ; la/mpousa pe/tra . . d. se/las Id. 227 (lyr.); kleitu/s Limen. 2 . with two crowns, of the hair on the head, Arist. 491b7 , Poll. 2.43 . with two tops, e)nqe/mata 10.75.7 . di^kote/xnhs, ou, o(, professional advocate, D.Chr. 7.124 . dikotropei=: fugadeu/ei, Hsch. di^-kotu/lion [u^], to/, measure of two kotu/lai, Orib. 83 . di^-ko/tu^los, on, with two rows of tentacula, like the poulp, Arist. 525a19 , 685b12 . holding two kotu/lai, Hp. 12 , Sotad.Com. 1.33 , Polyaen. 8.16.2 . Subst. diko/tulon, to/, measure of two kotu/lai, 937.27 (iii A. D.). di^-kraio/omai, branch, fork, prob. in Hp. 2.4.1 (but cf. 10 ); cf. Erot. di^/-kraios, on, forked, cleft, Hp. 6 , al. di^-kraio/ths, htos, h(, division, ibid. di^/-krairos, on, two-horned, AP 6.32 ( Agath. ). forked, di/kraira . . kh/teos o(lkai/h A.R. 4.1613 . di^-kra_ni/zw, fork up earth, PFay. 110.17 ( Pass. ). di^/-kra_nos, on, two-headed, Parm. 6.5 . Subst. di/kra_non, to/, pitchfork, dikra/nois e)cwqei=n Luc. 12 . dikra/nous: ta\s trio/dous, Hsch. di^-kra_nofo/ros, furcifer, Gloss. di^-kra^th/s, e/s, holding joint authority, dikratei=s *)atrei=dai S. 252 (lyr.); dikratei=s lo/gxas sth/sante double-slaying spears, of Eteocles and Polynices, Id. 145 (lyr.). di^/-kraton no/misma h)\ di/kranon, Hsch. di^/-kreas, to/, double portion of meat, nw/tou 1025.53 (Cos); also di/krews meri/s ib. 1013.5 (Chios); du/o moi/ras di/krews 37.195 (Chios, iv B. C.). dikra/destos, v. di/kellon. di/-kroos, a, on, contr. di/krous, a , oun; or dikro/os, contr. dikrou=s, a= , ou=n; also written di/kros, a, on:— forked, cloven, glw/sshma A. 152 , cf. X. 10.7 ; cu/lon Timocl. 9.6 ; xhlh/ Arist. 590b25 , etc.; of a serpent's tongue, Id. 660b6 , al.; of the womb, in selachians, Id. 511a6 ; of muscles and tendons, Gal. 2.369 ; di/kra r(i/za Thphr. 9.11.3 ; dikroi=s e)w/qoun th\n qeo\n—kekra/gmasin (para\ prosdoki/an for cu/lois) Ar. 637 ; di/kroun or dikrou=n, to/, bifurcation, Hp. 225 , cf. Pl. 78b ; also dikro/a, h(, X. 9.19 , Thphr. 2.6.9 . di-kro/ssion, to/, double-fringed cloth, Peripl.M.Rubr. 6 . di/-krossos, on, double-bordered or fringed, Poll. 7.72 , 430.30 . di-kroti/zw, beat double, of the pulse, Gal. 19.640 . di/-krotos, on, double-beating, r(o/qia kw/pas E. 408 (lyr.); of the pulse, Archig. ap. Gal. 8.537 , al., Ruf. 8.5 . of ships, with only two banks of oars manned, X. 2.1.28 ; later, = dih/rhs , Arr. 6.5.2 , Luc. 6 : Subst. di/kroton, to/, Plb. 5.62.3 , App. 17 ; di/krotos, h(, 7.640 (Antip.). d. a(macito/s a road for two carriages, E. 775 . di/-krounos, on, with two springs, r(uto\n d. a vase from which two kinds of wine could be poured, Damox. 1.3 ; d., to/, Haussoullier p.199 . *diktai=os, o(, epith. of Zeus, from the Cretan mountain Dicté, Str. 10.4.12 . diktamni/ths [ni_] oi)=nos wine flavoured with dittany, Dsc. 5.47 . diktamnoeide/s, name of a plant, prob. = yeudodi/ktamnon , Hsch. di/ktamnon, to/, Arist. 612a4 , Thphr. 9.16.1 : di/ktamon, Arist. 830b21 :— dittany of Crete, Origanum Dictamnus. bastard dittany, Ballota acetabulosa, Dsc. 3.32 . dikta/twr [a_], oros or wros, o(, Lat. dictator, Plb. 3.87.7 , etc.: hence dikta_twr-ei/a, h(, the dictatorship, D.H. 6.22 (di-i/a, Plu. 3 ): di-eu/w, to be dictator, D.C. 43.1 . di/kton, to/, = di/ktamnon , Arat. 33 ( Zenod. ap. Sch., but prob. pr. n.). di/ktu, = di/ktuon , 275.27 . diktu^-a^gwgo/s, o(, drawer of nets, Poll. 5.17 . diktu^-arxe/w, hold office in the cult of Isis, or (less prob.) in a fishery guild, IGRom. 1.817 (Callipolis). diktu^-bole/w, cast the net, dub. l. in 6.186 (Diocles). diktu^-bo/los, on, a fisherman, ib. 105 ( Apollonid. ), Opp. 4.578 . diktu^/-dion, to/, Dim. of di/ktuon, Poll. 7.179 . diktu^-ei/a or diktu^-i/+a, h(, net-fishing, Ael. 12.43 . diktu^-eu/s, e/ws, o(, one who fishes with nets, Str. 8.7.2 , Ael. 1.12 . *di/ktunna, h(, (di/ktuon) epith. of Artemis as goddess of the chase, Hdt. 3.59 , E. 145 (lyr.), etc.:—hence *diktunnai=os, o( (sc. mh/n), name of month in Crete, 5173 . diktu^o-bo/los, on, = diktubo/los , Poll. 7.137 . diktu^o-eidh/s, e/s, net-like, d. ple/gma rete mirabile Galeni, Herophil. ap. Gal. 5.155 , Gal. 9.4 . diktu^o-qh/ras, ou, o(, net-fisher, Sch. Theoc. 1.40 . diktu^o-qhreutikh/ (sc. te/xnh), h(, net-fishing, Poll. 7.139 . diktu^o/-klwstos, on, (klw/qw) woven in meshes, spei=rai d. the net's meshy coils, S. 347 (lyr.). di/ktu^on, to/, (dikei=n) net: fishing-net, diktu/w| e)ce/rusan poluwpw=| (sc. i)xqu/as) Od. 22.386 ; felloi\ d' w(\s a)/gousi d. A. 506 ; molubdi\s w(/ste d. kate/spasen S. 840 ; d. kaqie/nai, a)nairei=sqai, Arist. 533b19 , 602b8 . hunting-net, Hdt. 1.123 , Ar. 1083 , etc.; larger than a)/rkus, X. 2.5 , cf. Poll. 5.26 , 27 . metaph., d. a)/ths, *(/aidou, A. 1078 (anap.), 1115 (lyr.), cf. S. 932 . lattice-work, IG 11(2).165.4 , 13 (Delos, iii B. C.). bottom of a sieve, Hsch. diktu^o/omai, Pass. , to be wrought in net-work, LXX 7.18(6) . to be caught in a net, Babr. 107.11 . diktu^oplo/kos, on, weaving nets, Poll. 7.139 . diktu^oulko/s, o/n, drawing nets, Poll. 7.137 . Subst., fisher, Iamb. 8.36 : *diktuoulkoi/, oi(, title of play by A. diktu^ou=xos, o(, = retiarius, Gloss.; also diktuofo/ros, o(, Id. di/ktu^pos, on, double-sounding, h)xw/ Nonn. 10.225 . di/ktus, uos, o(, an unknown Libyan animal, Hdt. 4.192 . = i)kti=nos ( Lacon. ), Hsch. diktu^-w/dhs, es, = diktuoeidh/s , Sch. Ar. 99 , Poll. 4.116 . Subst. -w=des, to/, = d. ple/gma , Hp. 19 ( 53.69 ). diktu^-wto/s, h/, o/n, made in net-fashion, qu/sanos D.S. 18.26 ; latticed, trellised, qu/rai Plb. 15.30.8 ; quri\s d. lattice-window, LXX 41.16 : Subst. diktuwto/n, to/, = quri\s d. , ib. 1.2 . di/-kuklos [i^], on, two-wheeled, o)/xhma Lib. 1.33 ; d. [a(/rma] two-wheeled car, D.C. 76.7 . di/-ku_mos, on, bearing twins, pro/bata Suid. di-ku/pellos [u^], on, gloss on a)mfiku/pellos , Eust. 159.4 . di/-kurtos, on, two-humped, of the Bactrian camel, 4.264 , 16.22.4 . *di/kw, v. dikei=n. di^-kwli/a, h(, period of two members, Mar.Vict. p.182K. di^/-kwlos, on, with two limbs or legs, Lyc. 636 , a)kri/dia Dsc. 2.94 ; of a crane, mhxanh/ 7.60 ; in two sections, su/rigges Nicom. 10 . in Rhet., with two members, peri/odos Demetr. 34 , Hermog. 4.3 , Hdn. p.98S. :—also in metre, Sch. Ar. 1212 , etc. di^-kwpe/w, ply a pair of sculls, sens. obsc., a)mfote/ras d. Ar. 1091 . di^-kwpi/a, h(, pair of sculls, Luc. 1 , Sch. Th. 4.67 . di^/-kwpos, on, two-oared, ska/fos E. 252 (lyr.), cf. 444 (lyr.), Plb. 34.3.2 . di/lac: a)ri/a ( Lacon. ), Hsch. di/lasson, to/, a kind of garment, dub. sens. in 814.25 , 816.17 (ii A. D.); cf. tetra/lasson. di^le/ki^qos, on, with two yolks, w)|o/n Sch. E. 463 . dile/sbios, on, dub.sens., dile/sbia leuka/ (sc. kera/mia?) 5.535.28 . di^-lh/ku^qon, to/, double lh/kuqos, Hippoloch. ap. Ath. 4.129c . di^/-lhmma, atos, to/, ambiguous proposition, Roman. 2 , Suid. di^-lh/mma^tos, on, involving two propositions, sullogismo/s Gal. 6.5 : -ton, to/, dilemma, Hermog. 4.6 . Adv. -tws Ulp.ad D. 3.13 . ambiguous, le/ceis Sch. Ar. 480 . two-handled, gloss on peride/cios , 699.41 . di^-lh/mnion, to/, double lemniscus, IG 12(1).155.56 (Rhodes), 11.308 (Caria, written dilemni/wi). di^/-lhptos, on, ambiguous, Sch. Il. 2.642 . di^-litrai=os, on, weighing two pounds, mh=la Tz. 9.342 :—also di^-litro/mhla, ib. 347 . di^/-litron, to/, weight of two pounds, Gloss. di^-loge/w, repeat, X. 8.2 ; peri\ tw=n au)tw=n D.S. 16.46 :— Pass. , diloghqe\n o)/noma Demetr. 267 : di^-hte/on, one must repeat, ib. 197 . di^-logi/a, h(, repetition, X. 8.2 : as a rhetorical figure, Demetr. 211 . di^/-logos, on, double-tongued, doubtful, 3.8 . di^/-logxos, on, double-pointed, twofold, a)/th A. 643 ; epith. of *bendi=s (i. e. Artemis) from her twofold attributes, Cratin. 80 . di^/-lofos, on, double-crested, pe/tra, of Parnassus, S. 1126 (lyr.); a)le/ktwr 9.21 . di^-loxi/a, h(, double company, Aen.Tact. 15.3 , Plb. 10.23.4 ; body of thirty-two men, Ascl. 2.8 , Arr. 10.1 . di^-loxi/ths [xi_], ou, o(, commander of a diloxi/a, Ascl. and Arr. Il. cc. di^/-lwros, on, dub. sens., 620.9 (iii A. D.). di^/-mallos, on, with double fleece, Gloss. di^-ma/xairos [ma^], on, with two swords, of gladiators, Artem. 2.32 . di^-ma/xhs [a^], ou, o(, mounted infantryman, D.S. 5.33 (with vv. Il. ), Poll. 1.132 . di^-me/dimnon, to/, measure holding two me/dimnoi, Hsch. di^/-melos (?), two-membered, Gloss. di^-merh/s, e/s, bipartite, of the human body, the brain, etc., Arist. 667b32 , al.; d. yuxh/ Ph. 1.523 ; d. klisi/a J. 12.2.12 ; filosofi/a Jul. 6.190a . Adv. -rw=s in two instalments, Jahresh. 18 23 (Seleucia in Cilicia, ii A. D.). di^-me/trhtos, on, holding two metrhtai/, kw/dwn Callix. 2 , cf. 3071 (Teos). di^/-metros, on, of a verse, having two metres, Heph. 5.3 , etc. di/metron, to/, double measure, LXX 7.1 , al. di^-me/twpos, on, with two fronts, App. 5.33 . di^-mhni/a, h(, period of two months, prob. in 344.107 (Teos). di^-mhniai=os, a, on, two months old, Hp. 19 , 1.47 ; of two months, xro/nos Cleom. 1.7 , Gem. 6.14 , 17.3.3 ( v.l. -mhnai=os ). di^/-mhnos, on, of or for two months, d. puro/s maturing in two months, Thphr. 8.4.4 ; a)noxai/ Plb. 18.10.4 ; di/mhna e)ktitrw/skein Hp. 5.45 ; di/mhnos, h(, space of two months, Arist. 573a12 ; ei)s d. Id. 1353a22 ; e)nto\s dimh/nou 1032.22 (ii A. D.); th\n d. a)/rxein Plb. 6.34.3 . di^/-mhron, bicoxum, Gloss. di^-mh/twr, Dor. di^-ma/twr, oros, o(, h(, twice-born, of Bacchus, Alex. 283 , Orph. 52.9 , D.S. 3.62 :—also di^-mh/trios, , Hdn. 265 . di^/-mi^tos, on, of double thread, kausi/a Eust. 393.4 . di^/-mitros, on, with double mitre, Plu. 41 . di^-mnaai=os, a, on, paid at the rate of two minae, o(milhtai/ Them. 23.290c . di^-mnai=os, a, on, Ion. di^-mne/ws, (mna=) worth or costing two minae, di/mnews ( v.l. dimnai/as ) a)potimh/sasqai to value at two minae, Hdt. 5.77 ; d. timh/sasqai/ ti Arist. 1347a23 ; misqw/mata dimnai=a Luc. 14.4 :—also di^/-mnous, oun, Ph. 69.13 : Subst. di/mnoun, to/, weight of two minae, IG 22.1013.55 . di^/-mnwos xo/rtos, dub. sens. in 183.17 , etc. di^moir-ai=os, gloss on dimoiri/ths , Hsch. d. to/kos interest at two-thirds of the legal maximum, Just. 136.4 , 126.23 (vi A. D.). di^moir-i/a, h(, double share, X. 7.2.36 , 15.4 ; d. basile/ws Antiph. 81.5 ; double pay, X. 6.1.6 (pl.). two-thirds, D.H. 8.77 , 136.8 (pl., ii A. D.). = h(milo/xion , Ascl. 2.2 , Ael. 5.2 , Arr. 6.2 . di^moir-iai=os, a, on, of two-thirds, mh=kos Apollod. 162.7 . di^moir-i/ths [ri_], ou, o(, one who receives double pay, PLille 27.3 (iii B. C.), Men. 28 (v. Sch.), Arr. 7.23.3 . = Lat. duplarius, Id. 42.1 . leader of a dimoiri/a, Ascl. 2.2 , Luc. 9.5 ; mate of a ship, Id. 48 . di^/moir-os, on, two-thirds, esp. in neut., di/moiron, to/, A. 1070 (lyr.), Euc. 1.3 , 661.22 (i A. D.), Nicom. 10 , etc.; dimoi/rou o)rqh=s e)stin h( gwni/a the angle measures two-thirds of a right angle, Papp. 178.23 ; d. spiqamh=s Hero *Mens. 60.14 , cf. 8.36.3 . half a drachma, Pl. 366c : at Rome, half a libra, Plu. 17 . in A. 850 (lyr.), Herm. restored di/mora te/lea (for di/moira te/leia) metri gr. di/-morfos [i^], on, two-formed, Lyc. 111 , 892 ; of twin form, Vett. Val. 13.3 ; androgynous, D.S. 32.12 . di-mo/rfwtos, on, of twin form, zw/|dia, i. e. Gemini and Pisces, Man. 4.452 . di/-mucos, on, with two wicks, Philyll. 26 , Philonid. 4 , Pl.Com. 84 , Metagen. 12 , 3071.9 (Teos). di_na/zw, = dine/w , Artem. ap. Ath. 8.333f : aor. Med. dina/ssato in Pi. 101.3 is corrupt. di_na/kw, change, amend, dub. in 412.4 (Elis). di/n-euma [i_], to/, whirling round, esp. in dancing, prob. in Ar. 122 ; wheeling, of a horse, X. 3.11 ; rotation, r(o/mbou Orph. 8.7 (pl.). din-eu/w, mostly in pres. and impf. (iter. dineu/eskon Il. 24.12 ), but aor. part. dineu/sas A.R. 3.310 :—also di_ne/w, A. 462 : impf. e)di/neon, Ep. di/neon Il. 18.494 , Od. 9.384 : aor. e)di/nhsa Il. 23.840 , A. 490 : Aeol. di/nnhmi Sapph. 1.11 :— Med. (v. perid-):— Pass. , dineu/omai Arat. 455 , Opp. 1.376 : aor. e)dinh/qhn Od. 22.85 (as v. l.), E. 353 (lyr.): pf. dedi/nhmai (a)mfi-) Il. 23.562 : also impf. or plpf. di/nhnto from di/nhmi, B. 16.107 .—Poet. Verbs, also in X. and Pl. and later Prose (v. infr.): (di/nh):—whirl, spin round, h(=ke de\ dinh/sas [to\n so/lon] after whirling it, Il. 23.840 ; zeu/gea dineu/ontes driving them round a circle, 18.543 ; moxlo\n e(lo/ntes dine/omen twirled the stake round in the Cyclops' eye, Od. 9.388 ; d. pte/ra Sapph. 1.11 ; i(/ppous, [a)spi/da], A. 462 , 490 ; o)/mma E. 1459 (lyr.):— Pass. , whirl, roll about, o)/sse . . pa/ntose dinei/sqhn Il. 17.680 ; ka/ppese dinhqei/s v.l. for i)dnwqei/s , Od. 22.85 ; of a river, eddy, E. 353 (lyr.); whirl round in the dance, X. 6.1.9 , prob. for don- in Id. 2.8 ; of tumblers, e)pi\ troxou= dinei=sqai Pl. 294e ; writhe, e)k tw=n a)lghdo/nwn J. 6.2.10 . Pass. , roam about, e)dineo/mesqa kat' au)th/n [nh=son] Od. 9.153 ; brotw=n e)pi\ a)/stea dinhqh=nai 16.63 ; kat' a)meusi/poron tri/odon e)dinh/qhn Pi. 11.38 . a)mfi\ xai/tais di/nhnto taini/ai were twined, B. 16.107 . intr. in Act. , whirl about, o)rxhsth=res e)di/neon Il. 18.494 ; of tumblers, e)di/neuon kata\ me/ssous ib. 606 ; of a warrior, o(/stis . . dineu/oi kata\ me/sson 4.541 ; dineu/ousan u(po\ pte/rugos ba/le as it was circling in its flight, of a pigeon, 23.875 : generally, d. e)n a(/rmasin A.R. 3.310 ; roam about, dineu/esk' a)lu/wn para\ qi=n' a(lo/s Il. 24.12 ; dineu/wn kata\ oi)=kon Od. 19.67 ; a)na\ nh=son e)di/neon A.R. 2.695 ; dineu/wn blefa/rois look wildly about, E. 837 (dub.). di/n-h, h(, whirlpool, eddy, Il. 21.213 , A. 559 , E. 210 , Pl. 439c , etc.: pl., Il. 21.353 , Hes. 791 , Hdt. 2.28 , etc.; e)pi\ *kuane/as d. 3797 (Chalcedon): generally, of the sea, *turshni\s d. 9.308 (Bianor). of the rotating heaven, Emp. 35.4 ; ai)qe/ros di=nai Id. 115.11 , cf. Pl. 99b , Arist. 295a13 , 196a26 . whirlwind, Ar. 697 ; di=nai nefe/las E. 244 (lyr.). generally, circular motion, rotation, Ar. 1198 ; a)tra/ktou Pl. 620e , cf. Epicur. 2p.40U. , al. metaph., a)na/gkhs sterrai=s d. A. 1052 (anap.); telesfo/rois di/nais kuklou/menon ke/ar Id. 997 (lyr.). din-h/eis, Dor. din-a/eis, Aeol. dinna/eis Alc. 7.2 , essa, en, gen. contr. dina=ntos B. 12.78 :— whirling, eddying, *ca/nqw| e)pi\ dinh/enti Il. 5.479 , cf. Od. 6.89 , Simon. 53.2 , E. 46 , etc. rounded, tala/roio Mosch. 2.55 . di/n-hma, atos, to/, rotation, ko/smou Man. 4.553 . di/n-hsis, ews, h(, whirling motion, rotation, Arist. 295a10 , 243a17 , Epicur. 2p.38U. (pl.); vertigo, Aret. 1.4 . din-hto/s, h/, o/n, whirled round, AP 7.394 ( Phil. ). di/nomon [i^], to/, coin worth two nou=mmoi, 2588.215 (Delos, ii B. C.), 35.260 (ibid.). di=nos, o(, like di/nh , whirling, rotation, such as Anaxagoras held to be the effect of nou=s as the regulator of the Universe, Clem.Al. 2.14 (pl.); personified, *di=nos basileu/ei to\n *di/' e)celhlakw/s Ar. 828 : generally, o( tou= koski/nou d. Democr. 164 ; sfendo/nhs d. Onos. 17 . eddy, whirlpool, Epicur. 2pp.38,47 U., Arist. 932a5 , Plu. 2.404f ; d. a)po\ tou= panto\s a)pokriqh=nai pantoi/wn ei)de/wn Democr. 167 : metaph., di=noi h(dulo/gou sofi/hs cj. in Timo 67.4 . a dance, Hdn.Gr. 2.492 , Eust. 1166.10 . vertigo, Hp. 11 . round threshing-floor, Telesill. 7 , cj. in X. 18.5 . round goblet, Ar. 618 , 11(2).110 (Delos, iii B. C.), al. (cf. dei=nos, which is freq. v. l. and is found in puns with deino/s, Apolloph. 1 , Arched. 1.4 ). di/noummon [i^], to/, coin of the value of two nou=mmoi (q. v.), di_no/w, turn with a lathe, Eust. 412.31 , etc. *di/nusos, v. *dio/nusos. di/n-w [i_], used only in pres., thresh out on the di=nos 111 , i(ero\n a)kth\n dine/men Hes. 598 :— Pass. , dinome/nhn u(po\ ( v.l. peri\ ) bousi\n . . a(/lwa trodden by the circling oxen, Call. 51 :— Aeol. di/nnw Hdn.Gr. 2.492 : Dor. 3 pl. a)po-di/nwnti 1.102 . din-w/dhs, es, eddying, D.C. 68.13 ; ta\ dinw/dh eddies, Plu. 20 . *dinw/n, w=nos , o( (sc. mh/n), name of month in Locris, 1908 . di_nwto/s, h/, o/n, turned, rounded, le/xh, klisi/h, Il. 3.391 , Od. 19.56 ; r(inoi=si bow=n kai\ nw/ropi xalkw=| dinwth/n (sc. a)spi/da) covered with . . circular plates (or adorned with spirals), Il. 13.407 ; qro/nos A.R. 3.44 . whirling, ku/kloi Parm. 1.7 ; pte/ruges 4.14 Pap. dica=tai, pandat, Gloss. di/ceston, to/, measure of two ce/stai, Sch. Ar. 354 . di/coos, on, (ce/w) cleft, forked, Thphr. 5.1.9 , 10 . dico/s, h/, o/n, Ion. , = disso/s , Anacr. 88 , Hdt. 2.44 , etc. di/cu^los, on, with two blocks, troxili/ai Heliod. ap. Orib. 49.8.9 . *di^o- (in Ep. *di_o- metri gr.), in compds., both sprung from Zeus or the gods, and godlike. dio/, Conj., for di' o(/, wherefore, on which account, Pl. 358d , etc.; dio\ dh/ Th. 2.21 , Pl. 412a , al.; dio\ kai/, dio\ dh\ kai/, Id. 258e , 203c ; dio/per Th. 1.71 , 120 , 8.92 , etc. diobeli/a, h(, = diwbeli/a , 22.1103 . *dio-blh/s, h=tos, o(, h(, hurled by Zeus, Sch. Pi. 8.23 . *dio/-blhtos, on, = foreg., Democr. 152 , Nonn. 2.511 . smitten by Zeus, ib. 21.223 , Ael. 6.62 , 250 , Anon. 17 . *dio/-bolos, on, = foreg. 1 , of the thunderbolt, ktu/pos S. 1464 (lyr.), E. 128 (lyr.). *dioge/neion, to/, the school of Diogenes, IG 3.1133.170 . *dioge/neia, ta/, festival at Athens in honour of Diogenes the Macedonian, 22.1028.24 . *dio-gene/twr, oros, o(, giving birth to Zeus, *diogene/tores e)/nauloi natal cave of Zeus, E. 122 (lyr.). *dio-genh/s, e/s, sprung from Zeus, in Hom. epith. of kings, ordained and upheld by Zeus, Il. 1.337 , al.; d. *)oduseu/s Od. 2.352 ; later, *d. qeoi/ A. 301 (lyr.), 631 (lyr.), Ar. 1263 ; *diogene\s kra/tos, of Pallas, A. 127 (lyr.); d. te/knon S. 91 ; *)amfi/wn A. 528 ; ai(=ma to\ d., of Achilles, E. 1195 (lyr.): generally, divine, fa/os Id. 1258 (lyr.). parox., *dioge/nhs, ous, o(, pr. n. [*di_- in Ep. , i_^ in Trag.] *diogenismo/s, o(, life after the manner of Diogenes, Jul. 6.186c . diogk-o/w, distend, blow out, puro/n Plu. 2.676b ; le/cis d. to\ sto/ma Hermog. 1.6 ; to\ w_ kai\ to\ a_ d. to\n lo/gon ibid., cf. Alex.Aphr. 1.59 :— Pass. , swell or be distended, Hp. 10 , 28 , Plu. 27 , Sor. 2.37 : metaph., to be lifted up, raised to a higher position, Artem. 1.14 ; to be puffed up, Eun. p.478B. ; le/ceis diwgkwme/nai (cf. supra) Hermog. l. c.; of a lake, rise, overflow, Plu. 3 . diogk-u/llomai, to be puffed up with pride, Eun. p.502B. dio/gk-wsis, ews, h(, swelling, Sor. 1.55 , Plu. 2.771b ; tumour, Gal. 1.185 . diastole, Marcellin. 478 . *dio/gnhtos, on, contr. for *dioge/nhtos, = *diogenh/s , Hes. 340 . *dio/gonos, on, f. l. for di/gonos, *ba/kxos E. 560 (lyr.). diod-ei/a, h(, passage through, tw=n strateuma/twn 23.73 (Macedonia, ii A. D.), cf. Suid. dio/d-eusis, ews, h(, = foreg., Hp. 9 . diod-eu/w, travel through, th\n xw/ran Plb. 2.15.5 ; march through, Plu. 17 ; pandokei=on Arr. 2.23 , 26 ; dia\ tw=n nomw=n 665.22 (Oasis Magna): c. gen., diodeu/sei pa/ntwn h( tu/xh J. 3.8.7 : abs., X.Eph. 4.1 ; pass away, of the cause of disease, Gal. 8.20 :— Pass. , Sor. 2.59 , 9.708 ( Phil. ). diod-i/a, bivium, Gloss. dio/d-ion, to/, passage through, to\ d. th=s liqotomi/as 22.1035.49 (i B. C.). diodoipore/w, = diodeu/w, ta\s du/o moi/ras [th=s o(dou= ] Hdt. 8.129 , cf. J. 2.16 . diodopoie/w, = foreg., dub. l. in Thphr. 59 . di/odos, h(, way through, passage, pass, of Thermopylae, Hdt. 7.201 , cf. 9.99 , Ar. 658 , 22.463.122 , etc.; d. u(/datos Th. 2.102 ; a)/strwn di/odoi their pathways, orbits, A. 1050 (lyr.); d. e)/xein to command the road, Th. 7.32 ; ai( d. tw=n pterw=n Pl. 255d ; d. ai)tei=sqai, ai)tei=n, ask leave to pass, demand a safe-conduct, Ar. 189 , Aeschin. 3.151 . passing through the bowels, mela/nwn Hp. 1.127 . *dio/dotos, on, v. *dio/sdotos. di^o/dous, bidens, Gloss. diozo/omai, Pass. , branch out, Hp. 19 . di/ozos [i^], on, with two knots or eyes, Thphr. 1.8.3 . *di^o/qen, Adv. sent from Zeus, according to his will, *d. blafqe/nta be/lemna Il. 15.489 ; *d. a)/ggelos h)=lqe 24.194 , cf. A. 43 (anap.); e)k *d. Hes. 765 . dioi/gnu_mi, open, ta\s gna/qous dioi/gnute Ar. 852 : metaph., to\ th=s yuxh=s o)/mma Ph. 1.442 :— Pass. , Id. 2.414 :—also dioi/gw, S. 346 , 1287 , 1295 ( Pass. ), Pl. 222a ( Pass. ), etc.; h(=| d' a)\n dioi/ch|s sfa/gia (sc. th=| maxai/ra|) E. 1205 . di/oida, v. diei=don. dioid-ai/nw, = sq., Aët. 3.34 : metaph., dioi/dainon tw=n o)/xlwn ai( yuxai/ Hdn. 7.3.6 ; also oi( stratiw=tai d. ta\s yuxa/s Id. 8.8.1 . dioid-e/w, pf. and plpf., diw/|dhka, -ein, Luc. 10 , 18 :—strengthd. for oi)de/w, Hp. 79 (prob.), J. 5.12.3 , Luc. Il. cc.; of the sea, Str. 3.5.8 : metaph. of a person, swell with anger, Ph. 2.583 ; of a city, to be in a ferment, D.H. 9.48 :— Med. , metaph., dioidoume/nh kai\ ou)k a)/neu zhlotupi/as Hld. 7.7 . dioid-h/s, e/s, swollen, turgid, mazo/s Nic. 90 . dioi/d-hsis, ews, h(, swelling, Heliod. ap. Orib. 50.52.1 . ebullition of temper, Phld. p.26W. dioid-i/skomai, = dioide/w , Gal. 5.523 . dioik-ei/a, h(, = dioi/khsis , dub. in Eustr. 179.8 . dioi/k-esis, ews, h(, = dioi/khsis , 12(2).15.34 (Mytilene). dioik-e/w, impf. diw/|koun Th. 8.21 , etc.: fut. -h/sw Pl. 73b : aor. diw/|khsa Isoc. 1.35 , etc.: pf. diw/|khka Pl. 19e , D. 24.202 :— Med. , fut. -h/somai Id. 8.13 (also in pass. sense, Hdn. 8.7.6 ): aor. diw|khsa/mhn D. 18.247 : pf. (in med. sense) diw/|khmai (v. infr.):— Pass. , aor. diw|kh/qhn Luc. 19 : pf. diw/|khmai Arist. 25.2 , dub. l. in Antiph. 191.18 , D. 22.74 : plpf. diw/|khto (pro-) Id. 23.14 ; but with both augm. and redupl., pf. dediw/|khmai Antiph. 155 , Machoap. Ath. 8.341c , Phld. 2.266S. :—keep house: hence, generally, control, manage, administer, th\n po/lin Th. 8.21 , etc.; ta\ th=s po/lews Ar. 305 ; ta/s te oi)ki/as kai\ ta\s po/leis Pl. 91a ; to\n ko/smon Id. 246c ; to\n ou)rano/n Id. 896e ; ta\ a)nqrw/pina ib. 713c ; to\n e(autou= bi/on Isoc. 1.10 ; th\n ou)si/an D. 27.50 , etc.; ta\ koina/ Id. 1.22 ; th\n a)rxh/n Arist. 1313a35 ; ta\ me/gista o( logismo\s diw/|khke Epicur. 16 ; d. pa/nta a)kribw=s, of a housekeeper, Lys. 1.7 ; pole/mous Din. 1.69 ; of a financier, d. ta\ pro\s th\n po/lin, e)pi\ th=| trape/zh|, D. 27.60 , 45.33 ; pentekai/deka ta/lanta, a(\ *kallisqe/nhs diw/|khsen Id. 20.33 ; administer as deputy, th\n logistei/an 8.1010.1 (iii/iv A. D.):— Pass. , to be ordered, managed, etc., tu/xh| d. Hp. 1 , Aeschin. 1.4 ; a(/pas o( bi/os fu/sei kai\ no/mois d. D. 25.15 :— Med. , manage after one's own will and pleasure, ta\ pra/gmata dioikh/sasqai Id. 4.12 : pf. Pass. (in med. sense), i(/n' a(\ boulo/meqa w)=men diw|khme/noi Id. 18.178 ; dioikou/menos ou(/tws a)di/kous pleoneci/as managing to make such iniquitous profits, Id. 44.38 , cf. 40 ; dioikei=sqai pro\s a)llh/lous act collusively with . . , Id. 58.20 , cf. 19 . b. abs., exercise authority, govern, turannikw/teron Arist. 1313a2 , cf. 1298b12 . provide, furnish, a)porw= ta)=lla o(po/qen dioikw= D. 27.66 , cf. Decr. ap. eund. 24.27 ( Pass. ); d. th\n a)delfh/n provide for, settle her, D. 24.202 :— Pass. , to be nourished or supported, u(po/ tinos Str. 14.2.24 ; ga/lakti Ath. 2.46e (dub. l.). rent, farm, nomw=n tw=n pro\s xalko\n dioikoume/nwn 79.8 (ii B. C.), al. digest food, D.L. 6.34 . Rhet., Med. , distribute, arrange in a discourse, D.H. 9.4 . inhabit distinct places, Pl. 19e :— Med. , live apart, kata\ kw/mas X. 5.2.5 (s. v. l.; dioik<i>oi=nto Cobet). dioi/k-hma, atos, to/, sum of money administered, Hsch. , Suid. s.v. a)logi/ou di/kh. dioi/k-hsis, ews, h(, prop. housekeeping: hence, generally, internal administration, th=s po/lews Pl. 319d , cf. Arist. 1287a6 , Lys. 30.22 , etc.; e)gku/klios d. Arist. 43.1 ; koinh\ d. Aeschin. 2.149 ; esp. of financial administration, d. i(era\ kai\ o(si/a D. 24.96 , cf. X. 6.1.2 ; department of finance in Egypt, 7.4 (ii B. C.), al.; o(/pws . . h( d. ge/nhtai i(kanh/ Decr. ap. D. 24.27 ; o( e)pi\ th=| d. treasurer, IG 2.251 , al., Poll. 8.113 ; o( e)pi\ th=s dioikh/sews 22.677 , Decr. ap. D. 18.38 (in Egypt, = dioikhth/s , 19.7 ); ta\ perio/nta xrh/mata th=s d. D. 59.4 . farming, renting, [xlwrw=n] 61 (a). 206 (ii B. C.), etc. = Lat. conventus, assize-district, Str. 13.4.12 , Cic. 13.53.2 , 67.1 , 458.65 (Eumenia); later, group of provinces, 3.352 (iv A. D.), etc. dioik-hth/s, ou=, o(, administrator, governor, stratope/dwn Men. 90 , cf. 6 , Plb. 27.13.2 ; esp. treasurer, LXX 8.36 , al., 9(1).694.144 (Corc.), Plu. 2.179f ; chief financial official in Egypt, 53.7 (iii B. C.), 5.27 (ii B. C.), etc.; = Lat. procurator, Str. 17.3.25 , Plu. 67 , etc.: Astrol., controller, of the Seven Planets, 1.9 . dioik-htiko/s, h/, o/n, controlling, du/namis Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.264 , cf. Ptol. 160 : c. gen., pole/mwn Corn. 20 . digestive, Orib. 45.29.17 . pertaining to the chief financial officer, xrhmatismoi/ 24.61 (ii B. C.), al.; u(phre/ths 312.7 (i A. D.). dioik-h/tria, h(, housekeeper, Sch. Ar. 212 . dioik-h/twr, toros, o(, = dioikhth/s , of the planets, 1.14 . dioik-i/zw, Att. fut. -i^w= D. 5.10 :—cause to live apart, disperse, opp. sunoiki/zw, d. ta\s po/leis break them up into villages (kw=mai), Isoc. 5.43 , cf. Arist. 1311a14 ; th\n *qhbai/wn po/lin dioikiei=n D. l. c.; d. *mantinei=s e)k mia=s po/lews ei)s plei/ous Plb. 4.27.6 :— Pass. , diw|ki/sqh h( *manti/neia tetraxh=| X. 5.2.7 ; diw|kisme/noi kata\ kw/mas D. 19.81 : generally, to be scattered abroad, Pl. 193a ; remove, migrate, e)k *kollutou= ei)s . . Lys. 32.14 ; diw|kisme/noi tino/s separated from . . , Luc. 19 : metaph. of rich and poor, diw|ki/smeqa kai\ du/o po/leis e)/xomen D.H. 6.36 . dioi/k-isis, ews, h(, removal, change of abode, Lys. 32.14 . dioik-ismo/s, o(, = foreg., Ph. 1.459 , Plu. 9 ; living apart (cf. dioiki/zw fin.), D.H. 6.81 . dioiko-dome/w, build across, wall off, Th. 4.69 , 8.90 . to set a partition-wall between: metaph., i)sqmo\n kai\ o(/ron d. th=s te kefalh=s kai\ tou= sth/qous Pl. 69e ; d. tou= qw/rakos . . to\ ku/tos ibid. barricade, o(dou/s D.S. 13.56 . dioiko-domh/, h(, construction, Aristeas 87 . dioiko-do/mhsis, ews, h(, fortification, IG 4.757A42 , 33 (Troezen, ii B. C.). dioiko-vome/w, strengthd. for oi)konome/w, Phld. p.9J. (dub.), Anon.Lond. 22.49 , Poll. 5.156 :— Pass. , Arist. 400b32 . dioino/omai, Pass. , to be quite full of wine, pf. part. diw|nwme/nos Pl. 775c . dioinoxoe/w, mix wine for drinking, Posidon. 1J. ( Pass. ). di/oicis, ews, h(, (dioi/gnumi) opening, a)nqw=n Thphr. 2.19.3 . dioiste/on, (diafe/rw) one must move round, o)/mma pantaxh=| E. 265 . dioi+steu/w, shoot an arrow between, o(/s ke . . dioi+steu/sh| pele/kewn Od. 19.578 , al. abs., kai/ ken dioi+steu/seias thou mightest reach it with an arrow, i. e. thou art but a bow-shot from it, 12.102 . dioistre/w, strengthd. for oi)stre/w, D.S. 4.12 , Philostr. 1.33 ( Pass. ). dioi/sw, dioi/somai, v. diafe/rw. dioixne/w, go through, a)sinh\s d' ai)w=na dioixnei= A. 315 (anap.), cf. Lyc. 10 . abs., wander about, e)n pe/trh|sin 19.10 . dioi/xomai, fut. -oixh/somai: pf. -oi/xhmai Hdt. 4.136 :—to be quite gone by, h(me/rai dioi/xhntai Id. l. c.; of persons and things, to be clean gone, to have perished, ta)ma\ ga\r dioi/xetai A. 138 , cf. S. 973 , E. 181 (lyr.), Ar. 609 , etc.; rare in Prose, Hdt. l.c., Pl. 87e . to be gone through, ended, o( lo/gos dioi/xetai S. 574 (codd. recc. for die/rxetai) ; xh) di/kh d. E. 530 . diokne/w, to be much afraid, Antig.Car. ap. Ath. 13.607e . diokwxh/, h(, = dioxh/ , cessation, Th. 3.87 ; esp. armistice, D.C. 39.47 , etc. diolisqa/nw (in Pl. 216d codd. -ai/nw, cf. Luc. 1 , al., Lib. 11.225 ), Ion. aor. -wli/sqhsa Hp. 63 : aor. 2 inf. diolisqei=n Ar. 434 :—slip through, u(po\ tou\s daktu/lous Hp. 40 ; of a bone put out, ib. 63 ; d. tou\s xrh/stas to give them the slip, Ar. l. c.; d. kai\ diadu/etai h(ma=s Pl. l. c.; e)p' a)/krwn d. kuma/twn, of a ship, Luc. 12 : abs., slip away, Id. 28 , 29 ; d. th\n glw=ssan slipping with his tongue, of one drunken, Id. 12 . diolkh/, h(, (die/lkw) drawing away, diolkh\n ei)s ta)nanti/a gi/nesqai Phld. p.35 K.; extraction of the foetus, Sor. 2.62 (pl.). diversity of opinion, S.E. 8.322 , Numen. ap. Eus. 14.5 . di/olkos, o(, slipway for passage of ships across the Isthmus of Corinth, Str. 7.2.1 . dio/llu_mi or dioiko-u/w ( Them. 32.356a ), fut. -ole/sw, Att. -olw= S. (v. infr.):—destroy utterly, bring to naught, Emp. 139 , S. 442 , 1028 (lyr.), Pl. 47c , etc.; d. gunai=ka ruin a woman, E. 921 :— Pass. , with fut. -olou=mai, pf. -o/lwla, perish utterly, come to naught, Th. 3.40 , etc.; diw/leto e)/k tinos by some one's hand, S. 225 . blot out of one's mind, forget, ei)dw\s diw/lesa ib. 318 . dio/lou, Adv. for di' o(/lou (cf. kaqo/lou), altogether, Phoc. 2 A, Arist. 1459b16 , etc.; of Time, always, LXX 6.18 , 5.157 ( Asclep. ), 37.5 , 19.23 , etc. diolou/fein: diati/llein h)\ diasillai/nein, Hsch. diolofu/romai [u_], strengthd. for o)lofu/romai, pro\s au(to/n Plb. 21.26.11 . di/omai, v. di/w. dioma^l-i/zw, pf. diwma/lika Phld. 1425.34 :—maintain a standard, a)reth\ diomali/zousa Id. 1.264S. , cf. Longin. 33.4 , Plu. 4 , S.E. 11.207 ; to be consistent, of observations, ib. 5.103 . dioma^l-ismo/s, o(, consistency, steadiness, tw=n pra/cewn S.E. 3.244 , cf. 11.206 : pl., uniform periods, in illness, Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 7.8.5 . dioma^l-u/nw, distribute evenly, Plu. 2.130d . *dioma^nh/s, e/s, driven mad by Zeus or raging against Zeus, Hsch. diombr-e/w, soak through, ta\ xw/mata 2p.17 . di/ombr-os, on, wet through, Arist. 870b25 ; rainy, xw/ra Ath.Med. ap. Orib. 9.12.13 . *di^omeia^lazw/n, o/nos, o(, a braggart of the deme Diomea, Ar. 605 . *diomh/deia a)na/gkh absolute, dire necessity; -ei/a Pl. 493d codd.; -eios Hsch. , Ar. 1029 , Zen. 3.8 ; proverbial expression variously expld. *diomh/dhs, eos, o(, Jove-counselled; only as a pr. n. *diomhni/a, Ep. diombr-i/h, h(, wrath of Zeus, Orph. 285.21 (dub.). di^omh/twr, oros, o(, Pythag. name for dua/s, 12 . dio/mnu_mi or diombr-u/w ( 647.22 (ii A. D.)), swear solemnly, declare on oath, esp. in courts of justice, c. fut. inf., o(/rkon au(tw=| prosbalw\n diw/mosen, h)= mh\n . . doulw/sein S. 255 ; d. ktei/nein (ktenei=n Cobet) Lycurg. 127 :—more freq. in Med. , dio/mnu^mai, fut. -omou=mai: aor. -wmosa/mhn, vow, asseverate, S. 1233 , 378 : c. inf., *(rwmu/lon i)dei=n Plu. 2 ; zhmiw/sein Id. 39 : esp. of the diwmosi/a (q. v.), d. o(/rkon Antipho 5.12 ; tau=ta diwmo/sw e)n th=| a)ntigrafh=| you swore to this in the oath you took in support of the indictment, Pl. 27c , cf. Lys. 3.4 ; d. u(pe/r tinos Antipho 1.28 ; h)rnei=sqe diomnu/menoi on oath, D. 18.286 ; diomo/sasqai to\n ui(o/n swear by his head, Id. 47.73 ; tou\s qeou/s Din. 1.47 . diomolog-e/w, make an agreement, a)posth/sesqai X. 3.5 ; agree, concede, c. acc. et inf., Luc. 26 :— Pass. , to be agreed on, mostly in pf., diwmologhme/non e)moi/ te kai\ soi/ Pl. 282c , cf. 350.17 (ii A. D.), etc.; h( *)asi/a diwmolo/ghtai par' h(mwn basile/ws ei)=nai Isoc. 4.137 ; also ta\ diomologou/mena Plb. 31.19.1 : aor., dei= diomologhqh=nai o(/ti . . Pl. 456c . more freq. in Med. , aor. -wmologhsa/mhn, agree mutually, agree upon certain points, take them as granted, concede, grant, d. th\n dikaiosu/nhn a)reth\n ei)=nai ib. 350d ; ti ib. 507a , al.; d. tou\s to/kous agree on the interest to be paid, D. 56.5 ; d. peri/ tinos Pl. 169e , Is. 3.39 ; a(/panta diwmologhme/nos pro\s to\n pate/ra having agreed with my father to do everything, D. 28.14 : c inf. pres., Is. 3.28 , fut., ibid., aor., 8.23 ; folld. by a relat. Conj., d. po/teron . . Pl. 394d ; d. ei) . . Id. 500e ; ti/ pot' e)/stin Id. 260a . diomolo/g-hsis, ews, h(, convention, pro/s tina Plb. 3.27.9 (pl.), D.S. 9.10 (pl.). diomolog-hte/on, one must agree on or concede, Pl. 527b , al. -e/os, a, on, to be conceded, Id. 142b . diomolog-i/a, h(, agreement, contract, d. poiei=n peri/ tinos Is. 11.21 , 23 ; gi/netai d. th=s u(pourgi/as Arist. 1164a34 . di=on, v. di=os. di/on, v. dei/dw. dionoma/zw, distinguish by a name, Pl. 263d :— Pass. , diwno/mastai have received a name, Arist. 494b20 , cf. 350b12 . Pass. , to be widely known, Isoc. 20.19 , Str. 2.5.17 , D.H. 4 ; e)p' a)ndrei/a| Id. 5.25 . *di^onu=, as voc. of *dio/nusos in Phryn.Com. 10 (Meineke); cf. dionu=s: o( gunaiki/as kai\ para/qhlus, Hsch. ; dionnu/s: h( gunaikei/a kai\ qh=lus e)sqh/s, Eust. 629.42 . di^o/nuc, -nu^xos, o(, double nail, as a superficial measure, Hero *Stereom. 1.95 . *di^o/nucos, coined as etym. of *dio/nusos, Corn. 30 , 277.35 (nu/ttw, from the legend of his birth). *di^onu_s-a^le/candros, o(, Dionysus masquerading as Paris, title of play by Cratinus, 663 , etc. *di^onu_/s-ia (sc. i(era/), ta/, festival of Dionysus, IG 12.57 , Foed. ap. Th. 5.23 , etc.; ta\ e)n a)/stei 22.1299.31 ; ta\ a)stika/ Th. 5.20 ; ta\ mega/la 22.654.41 ; ta\ kat' a)grou/s Ar. 202 , Aeschin. 1.157 ; ta\ e)pi\ *lhnai/w| 2.741.10 ; elsewh., 285.14 (Erythrae), 12(1).6.3 (Rhodes, from Erythrae), etc.; *d. pai/dwn ib. 11 ( 2 ). 105 (Delos, iii B. C.), al. *di^onu_s-ia/zw, keep the Dionysia: *dionusia/zousai, ai(, title of play by Timocles, Ath. 6.223b : hence, live festively or extravagantly, Luc. 35 , Philomnest. 2 . *di^onu_s-iako/s, h/, o/n, belonging to the Dionysia or to Dionysus, *d. qe/atron Th. 8.93 ; a)gw/n Arist. 1416a32 , cf. 1323a2 : *dionusiaka/, ta/, poems on the legend of Bacchus, e.g. by Nonnus: -ko/n, to/, prob., = *dionu/sios 111 , Gal. 12.423 . *di^onu_s-ia/s, a/dos, h(, pecul. fem. of *dionusiako/s, qume/la Pratin. 1.2 ; loiba/ E. 894 (lyr.); *phgh/ Paus. 4.36.5 . as Subst., Bacchante, Id. 3.13.7 . a plaster, Orib. 96 , Philum. ap. Aët. 16.38 . name of Naxos, Call. 3.1.41 . = a)ndro/saimon , Dsc. 3.156 ; = katana/gkh , Ps.- Dsc. 4.131 . *di^onu_s-iastai/, oi(, guild of worshippers of D., IG 22.1325.20 , 12(1).155.43 , 12(3).104.17 (Nisyros), etc. *di^onu_/s-ion (sc. i(ero/n), to/, the temple of Dionysus, Th. 8.93 , Ar. 131 , Paus. 1.43.5 , etc. *di^onu_/s-ios, a, on, of Dionysus, dw=ra B. 1.9 . *d., o( (sc. mh/n), name of month in Aetolia, 9(1).374 , cf. 524.14 (Crete), 1009.20 (Chalcedon), etc. *dionu/sion, to/, fruit of kisso/s, Dsc. 2.179 . *di^onu_s-i/skos, o(, Dim. of *dio/nusos, person who has bony excrescences on the temples, Heliod. ap. Orib. 46.28.2 , Gal. 19.443 . *di^onu_so-do/ths, ou, o(, bestower of Dionysus, Olymp. p.111 N. *di^onu_so-ko/la^kes, oi(, nickname of the texni=tai *dionusiakoi/, Theopomp. Hist. 267 , Arist. 1405a23 , Charesap. Ath. 12.538f , Alciphr. 3.48 : hence, flatterers of Dionysius the Tyrant, and the school of Plato, Epicur. 238 , Thphr. ap. Ath. 8.249f , 10.435e . *di^onu_so-kouropurw/nwn, Comic compd., corrupt in Cratin. 208 . *di^onu_so-ma^ne/w, to be full of Bacchic frenzy, Philostr. 5.32 . *di^onu_so-numfa/s, a/dos, h(, burnet, Poterium Sanguisorba, Plin. 24.165 . *di^onu_so-pla/twn [a^], wnos, o(, double herm of Dionysus and Plato as a signet, 105.20 . *di^onu_so-fo/roi: a)rxh/ tis e)n *surakou/sais, Hsch. *di^o/nu_sos, o(, Od. 11.325 , S. 957 , etc.:— Ep. also *diw/nu_sos, Il. 6.132 , 14.325 , Od. 24.74 , Hes. 947 , Archil. 77 , Thgn. 976 :— Boeot. *diw/nousos, 7.2468 a, al., and *deu/nusos (q. v.):—also *di/nusos, *)arx. *)ef. 1913.221 (Mytilene): *die/nusos, 12(7).78 (Amorgos):— Dionysus, *dionu/sou gonai/, name of comedies by Polyzelus and Anaxandrides, 14.1098 . di^o/nu^xos, on, with cloven hoof, zw=|a 811.16 . dioceiw=n, v. o)cu/s. *di^o/-pais, paidos, o(, son of Zeus, AP 9.525 . *di^o/-pa_n, pa_nos, o(, Zeus-Pan, Epigr.Gr. 827b (Caesarea Panias). *di^o/-pemptos, on, sent from Zeus, o)/neiroi Eust. 48.29 . dio/per or di' o(/per, v. dio/. *diopeth/s, e/s, that fell from Zeus, a)/galma E. 977 ; *palla/dion D.H. 2.66 ; pe/lth Plu. 13 , cf. D.H. 2.71 ; o)/rnis Alciphr. 3.59 ; *me/nippos Luc. 2 ; oi)ki/ai, i. e. 'taboo', Aristopho 3 ; diopete/s (sc. a)/galma), to/, 19.35 . diopeu/w, to be captain of a ship, d. th\n nau=n ( Harp. , diopteu/wn codd.) Test. ap. D. 35.20 , 34 . dio/ph, h(, (dia/, o)ph/) kind of ear-ring, Ar. 320.10 , 12.291 , 2.652B26 . kind of shoe, Hsch. dioplh/ktan (prob. l.): i)sxuroplh/kthn, Hsch. di_opomp-e/omai, = a)podiop. (q. v.), Hsch. , Suid., 125.33 . di_opomp-h/, = pe/myis , 147.54 . di/opos (A) [i_], o(, (die/pw) ruler, commander, A. 44 (anap.), E. 741 (anap.); qeo\s d. pa/ntwn Ph. 2.369 , cf. 1.145 . captain of a ship, Hp. 7.36 , 5.74 , 18.28 . di/opos (B) [i^], on, (o)ph/) with two holes, fw=tes 4.1488.46 (Epid.); au)loi/ Ath. 4.176f . diopta/w, roast thoroughly, Zos.Alch. p.247 B. diopt-ei/a, h(, seeing through, th\n d. a)kw/luton pare/xein Procl. 3.17 . use of the dio/ptra, Hero *Deff. 135.8 . dio/pt-eusis, ews, h(, examination with the dio/ptra, Ptol. 5.1 , al. diopt-euth/rion, to/, dub. sens. in Petos. 24 R. diopt-eu/w, watch accurately, spy about, h)e\ diopteu/swn Il. 10.451 ; look into, ste/gos S. 307 , cf. Antipho Soph. 6 , Critias 53 D. ; d. ti/ . . X. 8.2.10 : c. acc., D.C. 52.37 :— Pass. , to be overlooked by a neighbour, Agath. 5.6 . take a sight, dia\ tou= mh/kous th=s su/riggos Hero 86.7 ; esp. through the dio/ptra, Id. 4 . diopt-h/r, h=ros, o(, spy, scout, stratou= Il. 10.562 : in late Prose, Agath. 2.2 . dia/ggeloi kai\ diopth=res, the optiones and tesserarii of the Romans, Plu. 24 . = dio/ptra 111 , Aët. 16.105 . dio/pt-hs, ou, o(, looker through, w)= *zeu= dio/pta! says Dicaeopolis in Ar. 435 , holding up a ragged garment to the light. = foreg. 1 , E. 234 (lyr.). = dio/ptra 1 , Hsch. dio/pt-ion, to/, sighting instrument for the e(le/polis, Bito 53.1 . di/opt-os, on, transparent, Alex.Aphr. 46.17 ; ta\ d. ib. 45.12 . dio/ptr-a, h(, optical instrument for measuring angles, altitudes, etc., Euc. p.10M. , Plb. 10.46.1 , Attal. ap. Hipparch. 1.10.24 , Gem. 1.4 , Ptol. 5.14 , etc.; h( tw=n d. qewri/a Gem. 5.11 . aperturesight in a torsion-engine, Ph. 64.9 , 76.48 . plate of talc for glazing windows, Str. 12.2.10 . = diastoleu/s , Aët. 16.89 , Paul.Aeg. 6.73 . shmei=on e)n qutikh=|, Hsch. dioptr-i/zw, use the speculum, Paul.Aeg. 3.75 . dioptr-iko/s, h/, o/n, of, belonging to the use of the dio/ptra 1 , o)/rganon d., = dio/ptra , Str. 2.1.35 ; ta\ d. the science of dioptrics, Plu. 2.1093e : also -kh/, h(, Procl p.42 F. dio/ptr-ion, to/, small speculum, Leonid. ap. Paul.Aeg. 6.78 . dioptr-ismo/s, o(, use of the speculum, Sor. 2.40 , Paul.Aeg. 6.73 . dioptr-i/ths [ ri_] li/qos talc, PHolm. 3.39 . di/optr-on, to/, means for seeing through, oi)=nos ga\r a)nqrw/pw d. Alc. 53 . = dio/ptra 1 , Hsch. s.v. a)strabisth/r. diopwp-e/as: tou\s basilei=s, 278.12 . diopwp-eu/w, = die/pw , 237 . dior-a_tiko/s, h/, o/n, clear-sighted, Ph. 1.478 : c. gen., Luc. 4 ( Comp. ); tw=n o)/ntwn Max.Tyr. 16.3 , cf. Asp. 79.28 . dior-a/w, see through, see clearly, X. 5.2.30 ; d. to\ a)lhqe/s Pl. 136c , etc. distinguish, tou\s . . kolakeu/ontas kai\ tou\s . . qerapeu/ontas Isoc. 2.28 ; ta\s fu/seis tw=n a)nqrw/pwn Id. 3.16 ; po/te u(pa/rxei kai\ po/te ou)/ ou) r(a/|dion diidei=n Arist. 390a20 ; do/cas diora=n Epicur. 15.24 , cf. 11.8 . diorga^n-i/zw, dispose suitably, in Pass. , Zos.Alch. p.251 B. , Syn. Alch. p.62 B. diorga^n-o/omai, to be provided with organs, Iamb. 15.66 ; of the foetus, Agath. 4.25 . diorga^/n-wsis, ews, h(, formation, fashioning, Iamb. 15.67 ; structural differentiation, Procl. p.616 S. , Simp. 389.19 . diorgi/zomai, to be very angry, Plb. 2.8.13 ; tini/ LXX 3.1 (v.l.), Plu. 6 ; diwrgisme/nos Phld. p.9 W.; diorgisqei/s D.S. 14.14 . diorgui-o/omai, stretch out the arms: diwrguiwme/nos with arms akimbo, Hipparch. 1.7.22 : metaph., *)ana/gkhn -wme/nhn e)n panti\ tw=| ko/smw| Dam. 123 bis. dio/rgui-os, on, two fathoms deep, high, etc., Hdt. 4.195 , X. 2.5 . diorq-eu/w, = sq., only in E. 417 mh\ diorqeu/wn lo/gous not judging rightly of words. diorq-o/w, make straight, Hp. 38 . d. lo/gon tell my tale aright, Pi. 7.21 . set right, restore to order, Isoc. 9.47 ; d. lo/gois e)/rin make up a quarrel, E. 1159 (lyr.); d. a)dikh/mata amend them, Plb. 4.24.4 ; d. th\n *)ilia/da correct or revise it, Plu. 8 , cf. 7 ( Pass. ), Porph. 7 , al.:— Med. , amend for oneself, diorqou=sqai ta\ me/llonta Isoc. 4.181 ; ta)gnoou/mena D. 1.3 ; sfa=s au)tou/s Plb. 24.10.12 ; d. pi/stin make good, redeem it, Id. 1.7.12 ; ta\ prosofeilo/mena pay off, Id. 12.28.5 (cf. 111 ); maintain in argument, Aeschin. 2.112 :—but freq. like Act. , e)ce/stw diorqw/sasqai ta\s sunqh/kas 581.85 (Crete, ii B. C.); d. th\n *)illuriw=n a)/gnoian Plb. 3.16.4 , etc.; also diorqou=sqai u(pe/r tinos take full security for . . , D. 33.11 . pay, to\ loipo/n 1.63.13 (iii B. C.); to/kon 483.16 (ii A. D.):— Med. , 18.14 , al. (iii B. C.); fo/rous 14.1 (iii B. C.), cf. 5.509.13 (iii B. C.), etc.; a)rgu/rion 46.420 (Caria, i B. C.). reconcile, tina/ tini Philostr. 1.17.2 . diorqri/zw, rise early, v.l. in LXX 29.10 . dio/rq-wma, atos, to/, making straight, setting right, Hp. 33 (pl.); instrument or means of setting right, d. ti e)ntiqe/nai ei)s . . ib. 37 ; means of correction, Arist. 1284b20 . amendment, Plu. 17 ; revision, no/mou 57.1 (iii B. C.). dio/rq-wsis, ews, h(, making straight, as in the setting of a limb, Hp. 16 , cf. 38 ; setting straight, restoration, oi)kodomhma/twn kai\ o(dw=n Arist. 1321b21 . correction, chastisement, e)pi\ diorqw/sei Plb. 2.56.14 ; diorqw/sews sfi/si dei=n D.H. 6.20 . generally, amendment, correction, of men, Plb. 7.11.2 : pl., Arist. 1317a35 , Plb. 3.118.12 ; tw=n no/mwn 9(1).694.137 (Corc.); correction, e)rwthma/twn Arist. 176b34 , cf. 1275a20 ; ei)s d. a)/gein Plb. 3.58.4 ; d., opp. bla/bh, Id. 5.88.2 ; u(da/twn Orib. 5.4 tit. right treatment, tino/s Pl. 642a . recension, revised edition of a work, Sch. Il. 10.397 : in pl., emendations, D.L. 3.66 . payment, o)ywni/wn Plb. 5.50.7 , cf. 61 (a). 33 (ii B. C.). diorq-wte/os, a, on, to be set, of joints, Hp. 38 . diorq-te/on, one must correct, Ath.Med. ap. Orib. inc. 5.1 ; do/gmata Simp. p.28 D. diorq-wth/r, h=ros, o(, = sq., 9(1).694.138 (pl.). diorq-wth/s, ou=, o(, a corrector, tw=n sofw=n LXX 7.15 ; th=s politei/as Plu. 16 ; = Lat. corrector civitatium, Arr. 3.7.1 . esp. of books, editor, reviser, D.S. 15.6 , Gal. 8.758 . diorq-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, corrective, Arist. 1131a1 ; ta\ -ka/, title of works on textual criticism by Seleucus and Crates, Sch. Il. 221 xv 25 , xvii 31 . Adv. -kw=s Eust. 936.43 . diori/a, v. diwri/a. dior-i/zw, Ion. diouri/zw, Att. fut. -i^w= Pl. 860e : fut. Med. in pass. sense (v. infr. 1.3 ):—draw a boundary through, delimit, separate, Hdt. 4.42 ; th\n *eu)rw/phn a)po\ th=s *)asi/hs D.S. 1.55 ; di/xa d. Pl. 267a : metaph., ou) stenw=| tw=| i)sqmw=| diw/ristai h( i(stori/a pro\s to\ e)gkw/mion Luc. 7 . distinguish, determine, define, ta\ ou)no/mata Hdt. 4.45 ; qeoi=si . . ge/ra ti/s a)/llos h)\ 'gw\ . . diw/risen; A. 440 ; pth=sin oi)wnw=n . . diw/risa, of auguries, ib. 489 ; si=ton d' ei)de/nai d. so as to know it, Id. 182 ; gluku\n oi)=non kai\ oi)nw/dea Hp. 50 ; d. a)kou/sia/ te kai\ e(kou/sia Pl. 860e , cf. 391d ; d. peri\ e)nergei/as ti/ e)stin Arist. 1048a26 ; define logically, d. kata\ ta\s diafora/s Id. 146b20 , cf. 1103a3 ( Pass. ), etc.:— Med. , diori/zesqai tw=| sto/mati ta\ gra/mmata pronounce clearly, Alex. 301 . determine, declare, toiau=ta fh=mai mantikai\ diw/risan S. 723 : c. inf., determine one to be so and so, kaqaro\n diw/risen ei)=nai D. 20.158 : with inf. omitted, oi( suggenei=s mh=ne/s me mikro\n kai\ me/gan diw/risan S. 1083 :— Med. , dhloi= kai\ d. o(/ti . . D. 18.40 ; diorisame/nwn o(/pws . . Id. 56.11 ; diori/sasqai ti/s ai(retw/tatos bi/os Arist. 1323a15 : pf. Pass. in med. sense, a(\ xrh\ poiei=n diwri/smeqa D. 24.192 :— Pass. , diw/ristai o(po/teron . . And. 4.8 ; diwrisme/non it being prescribed, Lys. 30.4 ; to\n no/mon w(s e)te/qh kai\ pro\s ou(\s diwri/sqh D. 59.93 ; e)n tw=| diwrisme/nw| xro/nw| 105.33 (ii B. C.), etc.: impers., dioriei=tai peri/ tinos we will give precepts about . . , Hp. 9 ; e)n oi(=s [lo/gois] diw/ristai peri\ tw=n h)qikw=n Arist. 1282b20 , cf. 1136a10 . draw distinctions, lay down definitions, ou)d' o(tiou=n diori/zwn D. 21.104 ; tou=to/ moi . . dio/rison Pl. 488d :—mostly in Med. , d. peri/ tinos And. 3.12 , Isoc. 3.5 , Arist. 200b15 ; pro\s a)llh/lous Pl. 457c ; di/khn diwri/sw didst settle the conditions of the trial, Ar. 364 . remove across the frontier, banish, e)/cw tw=n o(/rwn Pl. 873e ; to\n e)nqe/nde po/lemon ei)s th\n h)/peiron Isoc. 4.174 ; tina\ u(pe\r qume/las E. 46 : generally, carry abroad, stra/teuma *troi/an e)/pi Id. 394 ; d. po/da to depart, ib. 828 . send out a branch, of the Bosporus, Plb. 4.43.7 . Pass. , to be discontinuous, opp. suna/ptw, Arist. 4b28 ; diwrisme/nos, opp. sunexh/s, ib. 20 . dio/r-i^sis, ews, h(, distinction, Pl. 777b ; separation, Arist. 213b26 . dio/r-isma, atos, to/, ordinance, Porph. 1.7 . dior-ismo/s, o(, division, distinction, Pl. 38c , Arist. 1134b33 , Porph. 3.20 . logical distinction, Pl. 282c ; definition, Arist. 168a23 , al. Math., particular enunciation of a problem, Procl. p.203 F. statement of limits of possibility of a problem, Apollon.Perg. , Archim. 2.4 , Phld. p.17 M. dior-iste/on, one must distinguish, Pl. 874d , Arist. 204a2 , Longin. 11.3 , etc. dior-istiko/s, h/, o/n, capable of distinguishing, S.E. 10.128 : -istikh/ (sc. te/xnh), h(, Syrian. 56.3 . limiting, Iamb. pp.88,89 P. diork-i/zw, adjure, Sammelb. 4324.13 :— Pass. , of an oath, to be sworn, dub. in Wilcken 110 27 (ii B. C.). diork-ismo/s, o(, assurance on oath, Plb. 16.26.6 . diorma/omai, to be impelled, c. inf., qei=n Max.Tyr. 41.5 . diormi/zw, strengthd. for o(rmi/zw, ta\s nau=s Longus 2.25 :— Pass. , D.S. 20.88 : metaph., diormi/zetai o( bi/os Hierocl. p.56 A. dio/rnu^mai, hurry through, A. 552 (lyr.). di/oros, = diasta/ths , Hsch. ; stone used in the game e)fedrismo/s, Poll. 9.119 . dioro/w, turn into serum, Hp. 1.30 , Gal. 19.93 :— Pass. , become serous, of the blood, Hp. 213 , Arist. 521a13 ; of milk, ib. 521b34 . diorrwde/w, f. l. in D.Chr. 3.69 . dior-u^gh/, h(, = diwruxh/ , LXX 38(31).9 . dio/r-ugma, atos, to/, cut, canal, as that across the isthmus of Mount Athos, Th. 4.109 . digging through, house-breaking, LXX 22.2(1) , 2.34 . hole made in wall by xelw/nh, Aen.Tact. 32.12 . siege-mine, D.S. 20.94 . dior-uktri\s xelw/nh battering-ram, Apollod. 138.19 . dio/r-ucis, ews, h(, digging through, Sch. Theoc. 1.67 . dior-u/ssw, Att. dio/r-ttw, dig through, dia\ ta/fron o)ru/cas having dug a trench across or along, Od. 21.120 ; toi=xon d., = toixwruxe/w , Hdt. 9.37 , cf. Ar. 565 , Th. 2.3 , D. 54.37 ; desmwth/rion Id. 25.56 ; oi)ki/an X. 4.30 , 3p.60 : c. acc. loci, to\n *)/aqw Lys. 2.29 , cf. Pl. 699a , D. 6.30 : — Pass. , 24.43 . metaph., undermine, ruin, D. 45.30 ; fili/an Lib. 1.123 ; dhmokrati/an Id. 1.41 :— Pass. , diorwrugme/na dwrodoki/ais Plu. 12 , cf. Him. 5.6 (but to be entrenched in our several cities, D. 9.28 ). worm out, a)po/rrhta Bato 6 ; ta\ bouleuo/mena Plu. 2.87c . Pass. , to be shut up in a funeral vault, D.S. 4.43 . dior-u^xh/, h(, = diwruxh/, *xersonh/sou D. 7.40 ; frea/twn Ph. 1.626 ; toi/xwn Lib. 8.19 : metaph., undermining, no/mwn, dikasthri/wn, Id. 63.21 . diorxe/omai, dance across or along, Opp. 5.440 . dance a match, Ar. 1481 . dio/rwsis, ews, h(, becoming or making serous, Hp. 1.30 . di=os, di=a^ ( Hom. , v. infr.), di=on, fem. di/a_ in E. 226 (lyr.), 404 (lyr.) ( di/h Hes. 260 codd.); fem. di=os E. 599 (anap.):—in Ep. , heavenly, d. ge/nos Il. 9.538 , etc., used by Hom. , of goddesses, di=a qea/ 10.290 ; more freq. di=a qea/wn, with superl. force, 18.388 , 19.6 , etc.; dai/mona di=on Hes. 991 . of illustrious men or women, noble, Il. 2.221 , etc.; di=a gunaikw=n noblest of women, Od. 4.305 ; excellent, d. u(forbo/s 16.20 , al. of nations, etc., di=oi *)axaioi/ Il. 5.451 ; d. *pelasgoi/ Od. 19.177 ; d. e(tai=roi Il. 5.692 ; of cities, as Elis, 2.615 ; Lacedaemon, Od. 3.326 . of a noble horse, Il. 8.185 , 23.346 . of things, esp. of the powers of nature, divine, awful, marvellous, ai)qe/ros e)k di/hs, ei)s a(/la di=an, xqw\n di=a, Il. 16.365 , 1.141 , 14.347 , cf. Emp. 109.2 ; di=on pu=r E. 5 , etc.; di=a *xa/rubdis Od. 12.104 . first in Trag. as Adj. of *zeu/s, *d. bou/leuma A. 619 ; *d. o)/mma, sto/ma, ib. 654 , 1033 , etc. (For d[icaron]v-[icaron]yos, cf. Skt. div-yá-'heavenly' (freq. trisyll.), but fem. di=a for div-ya.) *di=os, o( (sc. mh/n), the first month of the Maced. year, 1.2 (iv B. C.), J. 2.19.9 , etc.; in Aetolia, 2845.1 ; in Thessaly, 9(1).689.8 (found in Corc.). *dio/s [i^], gen. of *zeu/s. di^os-, the first element in various compound names of plants: dio/s-anqos, o(, carnation, Dianthus inodorus, Thphr. 6.1.1 , al., Nic. 74.59 . dios-ba/la^nos [ba^], sweet chestnut, Castanea vesca, Thphr. 4.5.1 , al., Dsc. 1.106 . dios-hla^ka/th [ka^], h(, = polu/knhmon , Ps.- Dsc. 3.94 ; = peristerew\n u(/ptios , Id. 4.60 . dios-ku/a^mos [u^], o(, = u(osk. , ib. 68 . dio/s-pu_ron, to/, fruit of nettle-tree, Celtis australis, Thphr. 3.13.3 :—but dio/s-puros, o(, = liqo/spermon , Dsc. 3.141 . dios-pw/gwn, wnos, o(, = xrusoko/mh , Ps.- Dsc. 4.55 . *di^os-a^ta_bu^ri^astai/, oi(, worshippers of Zeus Atabyrios, IG 12(1).161 (Rhodes):—also *dios-ceiniastai/ or *di^os-ceniastai/, worshippers of Zeus Xenios, ibid.: *diosswthriastai/, oi(, worshippers of Zeus Soter, ib. 162 : *diosmeili^xiastai/, oi(, worshippers of Zeus Meilichios, IG 12 ( 3 ). 104 (Nisyros). *di^o/sdotos, on, (di/dwmi) given by Zeus, heaven-sent, ai)/gla Pi. 8.96 ; skh=ptra A. 626 ; ga/nos Id. 1391 (Porson): in Id. 946 the metre requires *diodo/twn. *di^oshm-a^si/a, h(, = *dioshmi/a , Lyd. 47 . *di^oshm-eiako/s, h/, o/n, portent-bearing, a)ste/res ib. 15 . *di^oshm-i/a, h(, a sign from Zeus, an omen from the sky, esp. of thunder, lightning, rain, dioshmi/a 'sti/ Ar. 171 : pl., 2.203 , D.S. 2.19 , Plu. 2.419e , Philostr. 2.33 , Jul. 7.212b . (Freq. written -ei/a in codd.) *diosqew/n, o(, name of a month at Stratonicea, 44.71 . *dio/squos, o(, name of a month in Rhodes, 12(1).155.1 ; Thera, 4.1 , cf. Call. ap. 278.28 . dioske/w, look earnestly at, Anacr. 3 ; also expld. by diaforei=sqai tw=| sw/mati kai\ th=| yuxh=|, diapole/sai, diafqei=rai, Hsch. *di^os-ko/reion, to/, temple of the Dioscuri, Th. 4.110 (-kour- codd.), D. 19.158 , etc.:—also *dioskou/rion, 3p.295 (iii B. C.), 11(2).154 37 (Delos, iii B. C.): *dioskou/reion, Plu. 33 , etc. *dioskou/reia, ta/, festival of the Dioscuri, IG 5(1).559 (Sparta): -korh/i+a 2438.175 (Delph.): -kou/ria 1067.15 (Rhodes). *di^os-ko/rios, o(, name of a month in Syria, cj. in LXX 11.21 ; in Crete, *di^o/s-koroi (the Att. form, Phryn. 212 ), Ion. and later *dio/s-kouroi, oi(, the sons of Zeus, i. e. the twins of Leda, Castor and Polydeuces, 33.1 , etc.: dual *diosko/rw, tw/, Ar. 285 , 1069 , E. 465 , Amphis 9 , Men. 846 , Them. 21.253d : sg. dub. in Hippon. 120 , cf. Varro 5.66 : *dio/skoroi is required by metre in E. 1643 , 1239 : -kou/rwn Pl. 293a ; -ko/rwn Id. 796b , cod. Laur. in Th. 3.75 : both forms in codd. of Hdt. 2.43 , 6.127 . constellation named from them the Twins, Eratosth. 10 . = parwti/des , Gal. 19.440 , Eust. 410.17 . *di^os-kouriastai/, oi(, guild of worshippers of Dioscuri, Arch.Pap. 5.158 (iii B. C.). di/osmos, on, (o)/zw) transmitting smells, a)h/r 136.23 , cf. Alex. Aphr. 89.2 , Them. in de An. 62.32 . *dio/s-puros and *dios-pw/gwn, v. dios-. di^o/steos, on, double-boned, Arist. 494a5 . diosfrai/nw, give a smell to, perfume, Sch. Ar. 1107 . dioth/r: kata/skopos, Hsch. (leg. diopth/r). dio/ti, Conj. for dia\ tou=to o(/ti . . (cf. A.D. 242.1 ), because, for the reason that, since, Hdt. 1.44 , 3.55 , Th. 1.52 , Thphr. 17.4 ; ou)de\ di' e(\n a)/llo h)\ dio/ti . . Pl. 100c ; answering to dia\ ti/; Id. 310d , Amphis 14.6 , Timocl. 2.4 D. , etc. indirect, wherefore, for what reason, fra/sw dio/ti . . Hdt. 2.24 ; skopei=n dio/ti . . Th. 1.77 ; e)rwta=n dio/ti . . Henioch. 4.7 . = o(/ti , that, Hdt. 2.43 , 50 , Isoc. 4.48 , D. 12.18 , Is. 3.50 , Arist. 1062a6 , al., Phld. p.84 W.; to\ d. Arist. 53b9 : folld. by inf., Plb. 31.12.4 , v. l. in D.S. 4.76 . diotidh/pote, for whatever reason, Simp. 50.20 . dio/tiper, strengthd. for dio/ti, because, Iamb. p.83 P. *dio-trefh/s, e/s, fostered, cherished by Zeus, basilh=es Il. 2.196 , Hes. 82 , etc.; ai)zhoi/ Il. 2.660 ; also of the Scamander, fed by rain, 21.223 . (Cf. *dieitrefh/s.) *diotro/fos, on, nurse of Zeus, *krh/ta E. 3 iii 23 (lyr.). diou/, Boeot. , = du/o , 7.3193 . di^ou/gkion, to/, weight of two ounces, IGRom. 1.668 (Tomi): written diou/ggion, Orib. 88 . diourge/w, cultivate (metaph.), 18.302 (Delph.). diour-e/w, pass in urine, ti Dsc. 2.65 :— Pass. , Hp. Aër. 7 : hence, to have diuretic properties, Id. 48 . intr., pass urine, Id.Aër. 9 . diour-htiko/s, h/, o/n, diuretic, Id. 50 , Diocl.Fr. 112 , Aret. 1.1 , etc. diour-i/zw, Ion. for diori/zw, Hdt. percolate, Orib. 97 . diofanh/s, dub. l. (for dia-), Them. 4.60d . dioxet-ei/a, h(, in pl., irrigation-works, Str. 10.2.19 . dioxet-eu/w, furnish with channels, sw=ma Pl. 77c . distribute by conduits, Luc. 1.33 :— Pass. , diwxeteume/nwn u(da/twn D.S. 20.8 : metaph. of the spinal cord, d. dia\ tw=n sfondu/lwn Ruf. 7 . in Pass. , of a country, to be irrigated, Str. 5.1.5 . dioxeu/omai, to be impregnated, dia\ fwto/s Plu. 84 (prob. for dioixhqei/sh|). dioxh/, h(, (die/xw) distance, interval, Ph. 75.6 . dioxl-e/w, annoy exceedingly, po/leis Lys. 6.6 ; weary, bore, D. 19.329 : pf. diw/xlhka Jul. 2.78b ; press for payment, POxy. 286.13 (i A. D.); later, tini/ Aeschin. 2.2 , Plu. 18 , Longus 3.20 : abs., Ph. 1.356 :— Pass. , Luc. 50 , 3.48 (iii A. D.); u(po\ r(uqmw=n D.H. 11 . dio/xl-hsis, ews, h(, annoyance, IG 3.48 (iii A. D.). dioxl-i/zw, move asunder, open, Nic. 226 (tm.). dioxu^ro/w, strengthd. for o)xuro/w, Plb. 5.46.3 ( Pass. ). di/oy: oi)kono/mos (cf. di/opos A), Hsch. di/oyis, ews, h(, a view through, Plu. 2.915a ; transparency, ib. 408e : metaph., h)/qous Id. 1 . metaph., consideration, Pl. 40d codd. ( di' o)/yews Procl. ). dio/yomai, v. diora/w. di/pais [i^], paidos, o(, h(, with two children, A. 319 : Cypr. di/pas, 93 H. d. qrh=nos a dirge chanted by one's two children, A. 334 (lyr.). di^-pa/laistos [pa^], on, two palms broad or long, X. 2.4 , Plb. 27.11.2 :—also di^pa^laistiai=os, a, on, Heliod. ap. Orib. 49.8.6 , 9.10.2 . di^/-paltos, on, brandished with both hands, ci/fh E. 323 ; d. pu=r lightning hurled by Zeus with both hands, i. e. with all his might, Id. 1103 (lyr.); pa=s . . strato\s di/paltos a)/n me xeiri\ foneu/oi all the host would kill me with sword brandished in both hands, i. e. with all their might, S. 408 (lyr.). dipa/nas: tou\s didu/mous gegenhme/nous, Hsch. di/-pelmos [i^], on, with double soles, Edict.Diocl. 9.12a , 15 . di-penqhmi^merh/s, e/s, consisting of two members of 2 1 / 2 feet (sc. me/tron), Heph. 15.10 ; kw=la Sch. Ar. 775 :—also di-meriko/s, h/, o/n, Sacerd. p.512 K. di-phxu^ai=os, a, on, = sq., Dsc. 1.28 , S.E. 8.459 . di/-phxus, u, two cubits long, broad, etc., Hdt. 2.78 , Hp. 7 , etc. dipla/dios [a^], on, double, poet. for dipla/sios, 11.158 (Antip. (?)). Subst. d., to/, a measure of wine, 4425ii9 , al. dipla/zw, = diplasia/zw , double, fo/ron And. 4.11 (s. v. l.), Alex. 122 : — Pass. , to be doubled, strathla/tais doro\s dipla/zetai tima/ E. 781 (lyr.), cf. Men. 319.10 . intr., to be twofold or double, to/ toi dipla/zon mei=zon kako/n S. 268 . di/plac, a^kos, o(, h(, in double folds or layers, dhmo/s Il. 23.243 : generally, twofold, double, qesmo/s Orph. 247.37 . as Subst., di/plac, h(, double-folded mantle, Il. 3.126 , Od. 19.241 , Lyd. 1.17 : dat. pl. dipla/kessin dub. l. in A. 277 (lyr.). dipla^si-a/zw, double, Pl. 920a , Hierocl. 20p.465M. , etc.: — Pass. , Prodic. 7 , X. 5.1 , Ph. 2.534 ; d. le/getai dixw=s: h)\ ga\r to/pon . . me/nontos tou= plh/qous tw=n a)ndrw=n, h)\ to\n a)riqmo/n Ascl. 10.17 ; so d. to\ ba/qos Plb. 18.24.8 . Gramm., reduplicate, A.D. 62.23 , al.:— Pass. , Id. 237.23 . double a consonant, Hdn.Gr. 2.932 , etc. repeat a metrical phrase, in Pass. , Aristid. Quint. 1.24 . intr., to be twice the size of, tino/s D.S. 4.84 ; to be doubled in value, Lys. 32.25 . dipla^si/-a^sis, ews, h(, = sq., tw=n a)ndrw=n Ascl. 10.17 ; th=s xw/ras Nicom. 1.13 . dipla^si-asmo/s, o(, doubling, Antipho Soph. 75 ; tou= ku/bou Pl. 388e ; tou= stereou= Plu. 2.718f . Gramm., the Ionic doubling of consonants, as in to/ssos, 68.47 , Eust. 73.3 , etc. reduplication, A.D. 323.6 . in Tactics, doubling of front, Ascl. 10.18 , etc.; of Numbers, ib. 17 , etc. in Anatomy, cross-action of muscles, Gal. 18(2).974 . = di/plwsis 11 , 1.39 . dipla^si-astiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for doubling, Alex.Aphr. 756.24 . dipla^si-epidi/moiros [di^m], on, Gaud.Harm. 10 , and dipla^si-epidi^merh/s, e/s, Nicom. 1.23 , 2 2 / 3 times as great: dipla^si-epidi/tri^tos, on, ibid., Domnin. in 7.90 , 2 2 / 3 times as great: dipla^si-epi/ektos, on, Nicom. 1.22 , 2 1 / 6 times as great: dipla^si-epi/pemptos, on, ibid., 2 1 / 5 times as great: dipla^si-epite/tartos, on, ibid., 2 1 / 4 times as great: dipla^si-epitetramerh/s, e/s, ib. 23 , and dipla^si-epitetra/pemptos, on, ibid., 2 4 / 5 times as great: dipla^si-epitri^merh/s, e/s, ibid., 2 3 / 4 times as great: dipla^si-epitri^te/tartos, 2 3 / 4 times as great, ibid.: dipla^si-epi/tri^tos, on, ib. 22 , Theo Sm. p.110H. , 2 1 / 3 times as great: dipla^si-efh/mi^sus, u, Nicom. 1.22 , 2 1 / 2 times as great. dipla^si-hmi^o/lios, on , a)nalogi/a ratio of 5 / 2 , Theo Sm. p.110H. dipla^sio-logi/a, h(, repetition of words, Pl. 267c . dipla^sio/-omai, Pass. , to be doubled, Th. 1.69 , 87 . dipla^sio/-pleuros, on, with two sides twice as long as the other two, kli/nh Arist. 856a39 . dipl-a/sios [a^], a, on, Ion. dipl-h/sios, h, on, twofold, double, Hdt. 4.68 , etc.: never in Trag. (di/kroun is prob. in A. 152 ): freq. as Comp. folld. by h)/ . . Hdt. 6.57 , Th. 1.10 , etc.; also diplh/sion h)\ o(/son . . Hdt. 7.23 : or c. gen., twice the size of, Id. 6.133 ; d. e)gi/neto au)to\s e(wutou= Id. 8.137 ; dipla/sia tw=n a)/llwn D. 18.238 ; d. th=s a)lhqei/as Philem. 160 ; diplasi/ois e)la/ttw (sc. ta\ xrh/mata) D. 27.52 . Subst. diplh/sion, to/, as much again, Hdt. 7.103 : as Adv., dipla/sion speu/dousi Thgn. 229 . diplasi/an (sc. zhmi/an) , pra/ttesqai Pl. 762b ; th\n d. katadika/zein Lexap. D. 24.105 . Adv. -ws Th. 8.1 , Men. 645 ; d. a)/meinon Aeschin. 2.122 , 7.611 ( Eutolm. ). dipl-a^si/wn, on, gen. onos, later form for dipla/sios, Arist. 923a3 , 399a9 , Arr. 16.11 , 64.31 (iv A. D.), etc.; d. lo/gos duplicate ratio, Ph. 1.22 , Plu. 2.1138e . dipl-asmo/s, o(, = diplasiasmo/s , Eust. 1396.52 , prob. l. in Plot. 6.1.9 . dipleqr-i/a, h(, a measure of two ple/qra, 9(1).693.20 (Corc.). di/pleqr-os, on, two ple/qra long or broad, Theopomp.Hist. 350 , Luc. 1.16 . Subst. di/pleqron, to/, space of two ple/qra, Plb. 34.12.4 . diplei/a or dipleqr-hi/+a, h(, double, ta\n diplei/an ta=s tima=s 6.42 , cf. 4982 . di/pleion, to/, 2p.42 . di/pleuros, on, with two fronts, Ael. 36.4 , Arr. 28.4 . diplh=, h(, (diplou=s) a marg. mark used by Gramm. (<*>, <*>), to indicate vv. Il. , rejected verses, etc., and, in dramatic poetry, a new speaker, Cic. 8.2.4 , Heph. Poëm. p.74C. , Sch. Il. 1086 ii 55 , etc. a dance, Poll. 4.105 , Hsch. diplai=, ai(, = di/plwma , 14.1054 b: also sg., 5.446 (ii A. D.). = diploi/+s , Ap.Ty. 3 . diplh=| ( Dor. diplei= 1.109 , 2.7 ), Adv. twice, E. 760 , cj. in S. 725 . twice as much, opp. a(plh=|, 12.6.47 ; folld. by h)/, Pl. 330c . diplhgi/s, i/dos, o(, = diploi/+s , Poll. 7.47 . diplh/qhs, es, double in quantity, Nic. 153 ( v.l. diplh/rhs ). diplh/sios, h, on, Ion. for dipla/sios. di/plinqos, on, of two bricks in height, quri/das dipli/nqous 22.463.55 . diploei/matos, on, with double cloak, Cerc. 1.3 . diplo/h, h(, fold, doubling, Gal. 2.710 : but usu., porous substance between the double plates in the bones in the skull, Hp. 1 , 17 , Heliod. ap. Orib. 46.9.4 , Ruf. 135 : generally, spongy core of bone, Paul.Aeg. 6.77 ; also, tissue between layers of intestine, Aret. 2.9 : hence, weak spot, flaw in metal, Pl. 267e , Ph. 71.28 , Plu. 2.802b : metaph., ai( d. th=s yuxh=s ib. 715f , cf. 441d ; 'patchiness', Plot. 5.2.1 ; also, concealed sense, in oracles, Plu. 2.407c . hollow sting of the scorpion, Ael. 9.4 . diplo/qric, o(, h(, gen. trixos, with geminate leaves, of the stone-pine, Dionys. 1.27 . diploi/+dion, to/, Dim. of diploi/+s 1 , Poll. 7.49 . diploi/zw, = diplasia/zw , A. 835 ; cf. e)pidiploi/zw. diploi/+s, i/+dos, h(, double cloak, LXX 2.19 , J. 6.14.2 , etc.; worn by Cynics, 7.65 (Antip. (?)). = diplo/h 1 , Hp. 2.23 . abscess in horse's ear, 17 . diplo-i+so/ths, htos, h(, double equation, Dioph. p.96T. diplo-ka/rios, o(, = Lat. duplicarius, receiving double pay, PGrenf. 2.51.5 (ii A. D., -ka/ris Pap.). diplo-kera/mion [a^], to/, measure of wine in Egypt, Ostr. 1166 , al., 1751.3 (iv A. D., -mon Pap.). diplo/os, h, on, contr. diplou=s, h=, ou=n, Ion. fem. diple/h Hdt. 3.42 codd., but diplh/n or -h=n Id. 5.90 , dipla/s or -a=s Id. 3.28 : contr. always in Trag., exc. diplo/oi A. 39 : (cf. a(plo/os):—twofold, double, prop. of cloaks and articles of dress, xlai=na diplh=, = di/plac or diploi/+s, Il. 10.134 , Od. 19.226 ; o(/qi . . diplo/os h)/nteto qw/rhc where the cuirass met [the buckle] so as to be double, Il. 4.133 ; th\n e)pwmi/da ptu/cas diplh=n having folded it double, Apollod.Car. 4 : generally, kalu/bh diplh= diafra/gmati Th. 1.133 ; diplo/os qa/natos Hdt. 6.104 ; pai=son diplh=n (sc. plhgh/n) S. 1415 ; d. oi)ki/dion of two stories, Lys. 1.9 ; diplh= a)/kanqa spine bent double by age, E. 492 ; diplh= <r(a/xis> X. 1.11 ; su/mbolon d. executed in duplicate, PHib. 1.29 (iii B. C.). diplh=| xeri\ qanei=n by mutual slaughter, S. 14 . d. o)no/mata compound words, Arist. 1459a9 , 1404b29 , etc. of fevers in which two paroxysms took place in a given time, d. a)mfhmerino/s, tritai=os, Gal. 7.472 , 9.677 . d. i)so/ths, = diploi+so/ths (q. v.), Dioph. p.98T. , etc. d. a)/ndras: ta\ disu/llaba a)ndrw=n o)no/mata, Hsch. as Comp. , twice as much, large, etc., bi/os Pl. 75b ; di/kh Id. 865c ; d. h)\ . . twice as much as . . (v. diplh=|): c. gen., Id. 35b ; diplou=n o)fei/lein o(/son . . Lex ap. D. 23.28 ; diplw=|, = diplh=| , Pl. 722b . pl., in Trag., = du/o , A. 950 , 761 , S. 960 , 20 , 51 . double, doubtful, ou) gnw/ma| diplo/an qe/to boula/n Pi. 10.89 ; dipla=s kai\ a)mfibo/lous le/ceis Ph. 1.302 . double-minded, treacherous, E. 395 , etc.; ou)de\n d. X. 4.1.32 ; d. kai\ poiki/los D.H. 11.5 ; also, playing two parts, Pl. 397e ; at variance with oneself, ib. 554d . diplou=n, to/, = di/plwma 111 , Androm. ap. Gal. 13.29 , al. diplo/rous, oun, spelt with rr, Tz. 12.636 . diplo/s, h/, o/n, poet. for diplo/os (cf. a(plo/s), Opp. 2.449 , 10.101 (Bianor): Comp. diplo/teros, = dipla/sios , App. 10 , 23.15 . diplo-sh/mantos, on, with double meaning, Sch. Ar. 225 :—also diplo/-shmos, on, Eust. 1356.60 . dipl-o/w, repeat a process, Arist. 91a21 ; double, tri/bwna, of philosophers, D.L. 6.22 ; multiply by two, Vett.Val. 159.27 :— Pass. , e)dedi/plwto h( fa/lagc X. 6.5.19 ; of swords, to be bent double, Plu. 41 ; of a bow-string, Ach.Tat. 3.8 ; of fevers (cf. diplou=s), Gal. 7.472 ; dediplwme/non e)/mbruon, of position of foetus at birth, Aspasia ap. Aët. 16.22 , cf. Sor. 2.55 . repay twofold, d. dipla= kata\ ta\ e)/rga au)th=s 18.6 . dipl-w|de/omai, recur, tw=n diato/nwn kaq' e(/kaston tetra/xordon diplw|doume/nwn Theo Sm. p.93H. di/pl-wma, atos, to/, anything double: hence of the parallel streams of the 'milky way', Arist. 346a24 ; of 'doubled' position of foetus at birth, Sor. 2.60 , Philum. ap. Aët. 16.23 . folded paper: hence, letter of recommendation, esp. passport, Cic. 10.17.4 , 6.12.3 ; later, order enabling a traveller to use the public post, Plu. 8 , 665.25 (Egypt, i A. D.), etc.; receipt for payment of licences or taxes, 2.92 (ii A. D.), etc. duplicate, counterpart, 3276 (Smyrna). d. o)/nwn, tax in Egypt, 213 (ii A. D.); d. i(/ppwn 2.92.21 (ii A. D.). double pot for boiling unguents, etc., Dsc. 2.77 , Crito ap. Gal. 13.37 . di/pl-wsis, ews, h(, compounding of words, Arist. 1406a6 . doubling, mh/niggos Gal. 9.6 (pl.); esp. in Alch., d. a)rgu/rou Zos.Alch. p.183B. , cf. 2.18 , al. folding, Eust. 633.20 , Hsch. s.v. ptu/cis. di/-pnoos, on, with two breathing apertures, Gal. 19.93 (di/pnos codd.); cf. di/pnoia trw/mata: ei)s kena\ trau/mata, Hsch. di-po/dhs [i^], gen. -po/dou, two feet long, broad, etc., X. 19.3 . di-podi/a, h(, two-footedness, Arist. 643a3 , Plot. 6.3.5 . a Lacedaemonian dance, Cratin. 162 . in Metric, combination of two feet, Anon. 220 viii 1 , Heph. 4.3 , Aristid.Quint. 1.24 , etc. di-podia/zw, fut. -a/cw, dance the dipodi/a, Ar. 1243 . di-podismo/s, o(, = dipodi/a 11 , Hsch. di^polhi/+s, i/+dos, h(, of or through two cities, fh/mh Man. 4.376 . *di_poli/eia, ta/, contr. from *diip-, an ancient festival of Zeus Polieus at Athens, 12.188 , 843 ; *diipo/leia codd. in Ar. 420 , Antipho 2.4.8 , cf. Sch. Ar. l. c.; *dipo/leia Hdn.Gr. 2.493 . di^-polis, ews, o(, h(, of or divided into two cities, Str. 3.4.8 , 14.2.15 . di^-poli/ths [li_], ou, o(, citizen of two cities, Man. 5.291 . *di_poliw/dhs, es, like the feast of Dipolia, old-world, Ar. 984 . di/-polos [i^], on, (pole/w) twice-ploughed, Procl.ad Hes. 460 . = diplo/os , A. 209 (dub.). di/-poros, on, with two roads or openings, d. korufa\n i)/sqmion E. 1097 (lyr.). di/-pos, = di/pous , Pythag. ap. Iamb. 25.144 . di-po/ta^mos, on, between two rivers, po/lis E. 621 (lyr.). di/-pous, podos (acc. di/poun 2.1054.24 , etc.), o(, h(, neut. poun, two-footed, A. 1258 , 895 (lyr.), Pl. 276c , etc.: di/poda, ta/, two-footed animals, Plu. 2.636e . di/pous, o(, jerboa, which springs from its two hind feet, Hdt. 4.192 . two feet long, grammh/ Pl. 83d ; dia/metros duna/mei d. Id. 266b . di-pro/swpos, on, two-faced, a)/galma Hdn. 1.16.2 ; poth/rion, ska/fion, 11(4).1308 , 1309 (Delos, ii B. C.). ambiguous, Luc. 43 . Gramm., denoting two persons, A.D. 17.1 , 110.24 . dipro/swpos, h(, name of a plaster, Gal. 11.127 . di/-prumnos, on, v. sq. di/-prw|ros, on , nau=s d. kai\ di/prumnos a ship double-prowed and double-sterned, i. e. a twin ship, Callix. 1 , Promathidas ap. Ath. 11.489b (here perh., = a)mfi/prw|ros ). di/-pteros, on, two-winged, of insects, opp. tetra/pteros, Arist. 490a16 , al. o( d. (sc. nao/s) temple with double peristyle, Vitr. 3.2.7 . di-pte/ru^gos, on, = foreg. 1 , 5.150 ( Mel. ), cf. 9.570 ( Phld. ). d., to/, mantle with two ptera/ (cf. ptero/n 111.10 ), 2.754.38 , 16 53 . di/-ptuon, to/, a Cyprian measure (perh., = 1 / 2 me/dimnos), Hsch. di-ptu^xh/s, e/s, = di/ptuxos , Arist. 515b8 . di-ptu^xi/zw, Dor. aor. imper. -icon, fold, double, Hsch. (-dicon cod.). di/-ptu^xos, on, (ptu/ssw) double-folded, doubled, di/ptuxon a)mf' w)/moisin e)/xwn . . lw/phn Od. 13.224 (so di/ptuxa lw/phn, metaplast. acc. as if from di/ptuc, A.R. 2.32 ); d. delti/on a pair of tablets, Hdt. 7.239 ; d. ka/toptron folding mirror, 717.12 ; kwdi/killoi d. ib. 326ii 15 (ii A. D.):—in the Homeric phrase di/ptuxa poih/santes [th\n kni/shn], di/ptuxa is interpr. by Sch. BT as an Adv., having doubled the fat, i. e. putting one layer of fat under the thighs (mhroi/) and another over them, but may be acc., = fold, Il. 1.461 , al. twofold, d. dw=ron E. 1010 ; glw=ssa Id. 286 : in pl., = dissoi/ , two, d. o)du/nai S. 152 ; neani/ai E. 242 , cf. 633 , 578 , Ar. 558 . di/ptuxa, ta/, = Lat. tabulae, 827 i 9 (Delph., ii A. D.). di/-ptwtos, on, having one form for two cases, A.D. 91.7 . di/-pu^los, on, double-gated, with two entrances, S. 952 . di/pulon, to/, a name for the *qria/siai pu/lai at Athens, Plb. 16.25.7 , Plu. 30 ; at Rome for the temple of Janus, Id. 2.322a . = u(perw=|on , Hsch. di-purgi/a oi)ki/a house with two wings, POxy. 247.23 (i A. D.), 2.348 (iii A. D.), etc.:—also di-purgiai/a, 1703.12 (iii A. D.). di-pu/rhnos, on, (p<*>u_rh/n) with two knobs: Subst. -pu/rhnon, to/, probe, Herophil. ap. Sor. 2.85 , Cael.Aur. 3.3 , Gal. 2.574 , al. di-pu^ri/ths [ri_] (sc. a)/rtos), o(, twice-baked bread, biscuit, Hp. 25 . di/-pu^ros (sc. a)/rtos), on, twice fired, i. e. baked, = foreg., Eub. 18 , Alex. 172.10 : pl., Alc.Com. 5 ; d. si=tos 32.154 . dipu/rous a)ne/xousa lampa/das . . *(eka/ta Hecate holding up two flaming torches, Ar. 1361 . di/-pwlos, on, with two horses, a(/rma (*)/arhs cod.) Hsch. s.v. sunwri/da. di/rhges: strouqoi/, Hsch. ; cf. di/ghres. dirkai/a, h(, = kirkai/a , Dsc. 3.119 : di/rkaion, to/, = dau=kos , Ps.- Dsc. 3.72 ; = stru/xnon u(pnwtiko/n , Id. 4.72 . di/rkos, o(, = fqei/r 111 , Paus. Gr. 131 . di/-rrabdos, on, with two stripes, Arist. 294 . di/-rruqmos, on, = di/metros , in paeonic metre, Sch. Ar. 613 , etc. di-rru_mi/a, h(, double pole, A. 324 . di/-rru_mos, on, with two poles, i. e. three horses, Id. 47 (anap.). di/s [i^], Adv. twice, doubly, with Nouns, d. to/sson twice as much, Od. 9.491 , cf. Th. 6.57 , etc.; a)lhqh\s o( lo/gos w(s d. pai=s ge/rwn Cratin. 24 ; d. pai=des oi( ge/rontes Theopomp.Com. 69 : more freq. with Verbs, tou=to d. h)/dh e)ge/neto Hdt. 8.104 ; d. fra/sai A. 173 , cf. 1384 ; d. ai)a/zein kai\ tri/s S. 432 ; d. kai\ tri/s fasi kalo\n ei)=nai ta\ kala\ le/gein Pl. 498e , cf. 60a , Emp. 25 ; d. biw=nai twice over, Men. 223.4 ; deipnei=n . . d. th=s h(me/ras Pl.Com. 207 ; e)s d. App. 78 : o( d. *ne/wnos, = son and grandson of N., 3092.18 (Aegosthena); *au)rh/lios *au)ca/nwn d. 17.249 (Apamea); *au)r. *dou=<r>los d. 19.301 (Selmea [Lycaonia]).—In compds. di-, but dis- in dismu/rioi, disxi/lioi, disqanh/s, di/sabos, disa/rpagos, di/seunos, etc. (Cf. Skt. dvis 'twice', Lat. bis.) di/-dis, inseparable Suffix, signifying motion to a place, like -de , but only used in a few words, as a)/lludis, oi)/kadis, xama/dis. *di/s, o(, = *zeu/s , Rhinth. 14 ; otherwise only in oblique cases, *dio/s, *dii/+, *di/a (pl. *di/es, *di/as, Plu. 2.425e ): the contr. dat. *di/ 35 , Pi. 1.72 , etc.: apocop. acc. *di/ in nhdi/, v. *zeu/s. di/sa_bos [i^], on, hyperdor. for di/shbos, twice young, AP 15.26 ( Dosiad. ). di^sa/kk-ion, to/, saddle-bag, panniers, PFay. 347 (ii A. D.), 37.17 (iii A. D.):— Dim. di^sakk-i/dion, to/, 741.2 (ii A. D.). di/sala: a)kaqarsi/a, and disale/os: r(uparo/s, Hsch. (cf. dei=sa, etc.). di^s-a/rpa^gos, on, twice ravished, Lyc. 513 . di^s-ebdomhkonta/phxus, u, 140 cubits long, Tz. 3.942 . di^s-e/bdomos, on, fourteenth, ib. 9.781 . di^s-e/kgonoi, oi(, second cousins, Asp. 184.26 . di^s-e/ktwr, dub. sens. in 20.75i22 (iii/iv A. D.). di^s-eca/delfos [a^], on, o(, great-nephew, Sch. A.R. 3.359 . di^/s-eunos, on, with two wives, AP 15.26 ( Dosiad. ). di/-shmos [i^], on, of two times, pou/s Aristid.Quint. 1.14 (but in Music, of four times, acc. to Elias 189.9 ). of doubtful quantity, Sch.D.T. p.38H. in Rhythm, of two time-units, xro/nos, me/geqos, Aristox. 2.10 , 31 , cf. Aristid.Quint. 1.14 . of a garment, with double border, PTeb. 406.17 (iii A. D.), 1051.5 (iii A. D.). disqa^nh/s, e/s, twice dead, Od. 12.22 . di^si_te/omai, eat two meals a day, Herod.Med. ap. Aët. 9.13 . disk-a/zomai, = diafe/romai , Hsch. disk-a/rion, to/, Dim. of di/skos, Orib. 7.44.1 . di/sk-ella: spuri/s, Hsch. disk-eu/s, e/ws, o(, a kind of comet, Lyd. 10a , 15a . disk-euth/s, ou=, o(, one who pitches quoits, Mich. 487.31 . disk-eu/w, = diske/w , Sosith. 3 , Philostr. 7 ; d. au(to/n D.L. 1.118 , Porph. 48 :— Pass. , to be pitched or thrown, AP 9.14 ( Antiphil. ), v. l. in E. 1268 ; cf. sq. disk-e/w, pitch the quoit, di/skon . . stibarw/teron ou)k o)li/gon per h)\ oi(/w| . . e)di/skeon a)llh/loisin Od. 8.188 ; makra\ diskh/sais having made a long throw, Pi. 2.35 ; ai)/ tis diski/oi 5(1).828 (Sparta):— Pass. , to be hurled, of a person, E. 1268 ( v.l. -euqh/setai ); of a squid, 9.227 (Bianor). di/sk-hma, atos, to/, a thing thrown, d. pikro/n, of Astyanax, E. 1121 . quoit-throw, S. 380 . di/-skhptros, on, two-sceptred, timh/, of the Atridae, A. 43 (anap.). disko-bole/w, pitch the quoit, Gal. 33 , Hsch. s.v. diskeu/ei : throw down like a quoit, Epigr.Gr. 336 (Alexandria Troas). disko-boli/a, h(, quoit-throwing, Gal. 6.325 . disko-bo/los, o(, quoit-thrower, subject of statues, by Myron, Luc. 18 ; by Naucydes, Plin. 34.80 . disko-eidh/s, e/s, quoit-shaped, Agatharch. 105 , Dsc. 2.156 , 2.27.3 , Ruf. 16 . disko/-omai, Pass. , to be made in the form of a disk, Lyd. 6 . disko/rac, akos, o(, double-dyed Korax (with play on ko/rac), Luc. 30 . di/skos, o(, (dikei=n) quoit, Il. 2.774 , Od. 8.186 , E. 200 , al., Arist. 533 , etc.; di/skou ou)=ra quoit's cast, Il. 23.431 ; liqi/nois e)n d. Pi. 1.25 . anything quoit-shaped: dish, trencher, AP 11.371 ( Pall. ), Lib. 30.24 ; salver, 388ii22 (ii/iii A. D.). round mirror, AP 6.18 ( Jul. ). the sun's disk, Alex.Aphr. 2.46 , 2.24.1 , al. gong, S.E. 5.28 , al. reliquary, Procop. 1.7 . marigold, Calendula arvensis, Alex.Trall. 12 . (Cf. dikei=n.) di/sk-oura, ta/, (ou)=ros) quoit's cast, as a measure of distance, e)s di/skoura le/leipto Il. 23.523 :—also disk-ou/ria, Hsch. diskofo/ros, on, bringing the discus, Luc. 18 . dis-mu_ri/andros po/lis a city of twenty thousand inhabitants, Str. 12.7.3 . dis-mu/rioi [u_], ai, a, twenty thousand, Hdt. 1.32 , Pl. 535d : sg., dismu/rios, a, on, with collective Nouns, i(/ppos dismuri/a Luc. 8 . disperi/odos, o(, twice a periodoni/khs (q. v.), kh=ruc 3.129 (iii A. D.). di-spi^qa^mai=os, a, on, = sq., Dsc. 2.144 . di-spi/qa^mos, on, of two spans' length, ib. 156 . di-spo/ndeios, o(, double spondee, Heph. 3.3 , Aristid.Quint. 1.22 , Hermog. 1.6 . di-spore/w, (spo/ros) sow twice, PEdgar 27.2 (iii B. C.), Str. 16.4.2 ( Pass. ). diss-a/kis [a^], poet. di/ss-i, Adv. twice over, Arat. 968 , Q.S. 2.56 , 6.223 (Antip.). diss-a/rxhs, ou, o(, joint-ruling, dissa/rxai basilei=s S. 390 (lyr.). diss-a^xh=|, Adv. at two points, Arist. 406b32 . diss-a^xou=, Att. ditt-, Adv. = foreg., Thphr. 25 . disso-gone/w, Att. ditt-, bear doubly, i. e. to be both viviparous and oviparous, Arist. 719a14 . disso-gra^fi/a, h(, dittography, repetition of words by copyist, Simp. 88.24 . disso-loge/w, Att. ditt-, say twice, repeat, as in phrases like a)/pist' a)/pista, kaina\ kaina/ , Sch. E. 688 ; go over again, Vett.Val. 249.20 . call in question, leave doubtful, Simp. 194.17 . disso-logi/a, h(, repetition of words, Sch. Od. 1.406 . disso-lo/gos, on, speaking two languages, Man. 5.291 . disso-poio/s, o/n, making doubtful, perplexing, Sch. S. 645 . disso/s, Att. ditto/s, Ion. dico/s (q. v.), h/, o/n, (di/s) twofold, double, Hdt. 2.44 , 7.70 , Pl. 198d , etc. Adv. dittw=s, opp. a(plw=s, doubly, in two ways, d. [gnw/rima] Arist. 1095b2 ; d. le/gesqai ib. 1096b13 , al. executed in duplicate, a)poxh/ 1024.39 (ii A. D.), etc. pl., two, Pi. 1.44 , Hdt. 5.40 , 52 , A. 957 , S. 57 , etc.: with a dual, dissoi\ proa/gonte ma/lista Iamb. 25 . metaph., divided, disagreeing in mind, lh/masi dissou/s (lh/masin i)/sous Dind.) A. 122 (lyr.). doubtful, ambiguous, o)/neiroi S. 645 ; to\ d. ambiguity, Arist. 1261b29 . Adv. dittw=s Id. 180a15 . disso-to/kos, on, bearing twice, Nonn. 5.199 . proparox., disso/tokos, on, twice-born, of Bacchus, ib. 1.4 . disso-fu^h/s, e/s, of double nature, ib. 14.97 , etc. di/st-agma, atos, to/, doubt, uncertainty, Phld. 1.111 S. :—also dist-agmo/s, o(, Agatharch. 21 , Plu. 2.214f , Steph. 1.59 D. di-sta/dios [a^], on, two stadia long, dia/sthma App. 37 . dist-a/zw, fut. -a/sw Phld. 1 , al.: (di/s):—doubt, hesitate, abs., Pl. 190a , 534e , etc.; d. ei) . . Id. 897b , 388i17 (ii/iii A. D.); mh/ . . Pl. 235a ; mh/ pote, c. ind., Phld. 13 , 21 ; pw=s . . Arist. 1112b2 ; po/teron . . Id. 1091a14 ; peri/ ti Id. 1112b8 ; peri/ tinos Plu. 2.62a :— Pass. , to be in doubt, D.S. 17.9 ; ta\ -o/mena 315.66 (Pessinus), Phld. p.23 O. dist-aktiko/s, h/, o/n, expressive of doubt, e)/gklisis, of the subjunctive, Sch.D.T. p.245H. , cf. A.D. 264.18 . Adv. dist-kw=s Sch. E. 632 , Sch. Il. 1.100 . dista/sios [a^], on, of twice the value, Pl. 231d , Aglaïas 19 . distasmo/s, o(, = distagmo/s , Thphr. 31 , Sch. Od. 2.276 . di-stegh/s, e/s, = di/stegos , 274.27 . di-stegi/a, h(, second story, Poll. 4.130 . di/-stegos, on, of two stories, oi)ki/a, pu/rgos, 5246 (i B. C.), 243.15 (i A. D.), cf. Str. 15.3.8 , J. 5.4.3 , Sor. 1.70 , etc. of two chambers on the same floor, J. 5.5.4 . di/stegon, to/, room on the upper floor, Gp. 8.25.1 . di-stefh/s, e/s, twice-crowned, Call. 7.2 . di-sti^xh/s, e/s, = di/stixos, o)do/ntes Ar. Byz. 120.9 . di-sti^xi/a, h(, double row or line, of fruit, J. 8.3.4 ; of ships, Sch. Il. 14.31 . couplet, distich, Heph. Poëm. 1 , Sch. Ar. 1348 . Medic., growth of a second row of eyelashes, Gal. 14.767 . di-sti^xi/asis, ews, h(, = distixi/a 11 , Sever. ap. Aët. 7.68 , Paul. Aeg. 6.8 . di/-sti^xos, on, with two rows, kriqai/ 5.10.2 . of two verses, e)pi/gramma 9.369 ( Cyrill. ); di/stixon, to/, distich, AP 6.329 ( Leon. ); 'a couple of lines', of a brief letter, 20.23 (ii A. D.). doubly woven, mafo/ria 6ii80 (vi A. D.). di-stoixi/a, h(, double row, Thphr. 4.8.6 , Ael. 9.40 . di/-stoixos, on, in two rows, o)do/ntes Arist. 501a24 ; [bra/gxia] ib. 505a16 ; kriqh\ d. two-rowed barley, Thphr. 8.4.2 ; in two courses, u(perto/naia 969.32 . di/-stolos, on, in pairs, two together, or simply, two, a)delfai/ S. 1055 (lyr.). di/-stomos, on, (sto/ma) double-mouthed, with two entrances, pe/tra S. 16 ; d. o(doi/ double-branching roads, Id. 900 ; so of rivers with two mouths, Plb. 34.10.5 ; with two harbours, Hsch. of a weapon, two-edged, ci/fos E. 983 ; pele/kews ge/nus Id. 530.5 . distrali/on, to/, single-bladed axe, Sch. Il. 23.851 (Lat. dextrale). di/stropon, to/, vessel for libations, 590 (ii A. D.). di/strofos, on, doubly twisted, of cords, Meges ap. Orib. 44.24.12 . of two turns, e(/lic Papp. 1110.15 . di^sulla^b-e/w, to be of two syllables, Hdn Gr. 2.908 , A.D. 78.24 . di^sulla^b-i/a, h(, pair of syllables, katalhktiko\n ei)s d. Sch. Ar. 904 , etc. di^su/lla^b-os, on, of two syllables, Demetr.Poliorc. ap. Phylarch. 12 J. (of slave-names), D.H. 11 , A.D. 49.14 , Luc. 29 ; disulla/bw| peritteu/ein Heph. 4.4 . Adv. -bws A.D. 35.25 , Ath. 10.446e , Sch. Th. 853v12 . di^su/n-aptos, on, double-plaited, ste/fanos Philox. 1 . di^sun-eggu^a/w, become joint surety twice, Sammelb. 4369ii6 (iii B. C.). di^su/pa^tos [u^], o(, twice consul, Plu. 2.777b , Arr. 4.1.6 , Philostr. 2.1.1 (pl.). disxe/lioi, oi(, Aeol. for disxi/lioi. disxi^d-h/s, e/s, (sxi/zw) cloven-hoofed, opp. a)sxidh/s, polusxidh/s, Arist. 499b9 . cloven, podo/ths Id. 642b29 . divided, parted, ko/mh Callistr. 7 ; o(do/s 338 . Adv. -dw=s Dosith. p.412K. branching, of arteries, etc., Gal. 16.10 , etc. disxi^d-o/n, Adv. of foreg., in double columns, of writing, Sch. D.T. p.191 H., al. (wrongly expld. as = stixhdo/n ). disxi_lia/s, a/dos, h(, number of twenty thousand, LXX 9.4 . disxi/lioi [xi_], ai, a, Aeol. disxe/lioi Alc. 22.2 :— two thousand, Hdt. 2.44 , Ar. 660 , Pl. Criti, 118a , etc.: poet. dat. pl., disxi/lois a)ndrapo/doisin 12.1085 : sg., disxi/lios, a, on, with collective Nouns, e. g. i(/ppos Hdt. 7.158 . di/-sxoinos, on, measuring two sxoi=noi (i. e. 60 stades), xw/ra d. ku/klw| Str. 12.3.34 . di-sw/matos, on, double-bodied, D.S. 4.12 , Orph. 71.5 , 57 , Ph. 2.481 ; with two chambers, ei)sw/sths 2842 (Aphrodisias). di/-swmos, on, applied to certain constellations, Serapio in 1.100 , S.E. 5.6 , Vett.Val. 7.25 , etc. disw/nu^mos, on, with two names, Sch. Od. 12.22 . *di_swth/rion, to/, contr. for *diis-, the temple of *zeu\s *swth/r on the Acropolis at Athens, 91 ; cf. *diiswth/ria. di^-ta/lantos [ta^], on, weighing two talents, staqmo/s Hdt. 1.50 , 2.96 ; worth two talents, d. ei)=xes e)/ranon D. 18.312 ; oi)=koi d. Id. 27.64 : neut. as Subst., d. a)rguri/ou LXX 5.23 . di^/-toixos: a)nai/sqhtos, Hsch. di^-toke/w, bear two at a birth, Arist. 558b23 , 772a35 :—also di^tokeu/w, Nic. 73.1 . di^-to/kos, on, having borne two at a birth, Anacr. 145 : opp. monoto/kos, Arist. 774b9 ; but perh. having borne two children, 17.162 (Cyrene). di^-tomi/a, second cutting of reeds, 1631.14 (iii A. D.). di^-tone/w, have a double accent, A.D. 307.15 ; or two accents, Id. 60.16 . di^-toniai=os, a, on, = di/tonos , Aristox. p.66M. di^-toni/zw, accent in two ways, Sch.rec. S. 733 . di^/-tonos, on, of two tones, dia/sthma Gaud.Harm. 3 ; di/tonon, to/, the major third, Aristox. p.65 M., Cleonid. 5 , Plu. 2.430a ; also, perispw/menon, prob. in 4.527 K. di^-tormi/a, h(, double socket or tenon, Ph. 63.24 , Hero 92.9 , 1.42 . di^-tri^xia/w, have double eyelashes, Gal. 14.771 . di^/-tropos, on, expl. of di/xolos, Diogenian. 4.32 . di^-tro/xaios, o(, double trochee, Heph. 3.3 , Aristid.Quint. 1.22 . di^-troxi/a, h(, windlass with two wheels, Bito 63.10 . di^/-troxos, on, two-wheeled, a(/maca 15.40 ; kaqe/dra Men.Prot. p.51 D. ditta/menon: a)rnou/menon (Cret.), Hsch. dittaxw=s: dixw=s, Hsch. ditto/s, etc., v. diss-. di/tu^los, on, with two humps, ka/mhloi D.S. 2.54 . diu^gi^ai/nw, to be healthy throughout, Plu. 2.135c , Iamb. 22.102 . diugrai/nw, soak thoroughly, Thphr. 2.9.3 :— Pass. , Hp. 7.51 . di/ugros, on, washed out, pale, d. th\n ei)de/hn Hp. 43 ( A. 990 is corrupt). of a melting glance, neu=ma d. 12.68.7 ( Mel. ). liquid, moist, Arist. 887b25 ; a)naqumi/asis Porph. 29 ; stoixei=on d., of the sea, Id. ap. Eus. 3.11 ; to\ d. th=s u(/lhs Jul. 5.165d ; pneu=ma Iamb. 4.13 ; watery, ai(=ma Steph. 1.132 D. diu^da^ti/zw, give water to drink, Sch. Il. 6.307 . di/udros, on, (u(/dwr) full of water, gasth/r Hp. 26 . diu_l-i/zw, strain, filter thoroughly, oi)=non Mim. 413.154 , Dsc. 5.72 , Artem. 4.48 :— Pass. , diulisme/nos oi)=nos LXX 6.6 : metaph., diulisme/na a)reta\ a)po\ panto\s tw= qnatw= pa/qeos Archyt. ap. Stob. 3.1.108 , cf. Pl. 69a . strain off, kw/nwpa 23.24 . diu_/l-i^sis, ews, h(, filtering, refining, purifying, Suid. diu_/l-isma, atos, to/, filtered or clarified liquor, Gal. 12.836 . diu_l-isth/r, h=ros, o(, filter, strainer, Sch. Ar. 534 . diu_l-isth/rion, to/, gloss on h)qma/rion , Hsch. diu_l-isto/s, h/, o/n, filtered, strained, e)/laion 97.3 , cf. Gal. 19.688 . diuperti/qhmi, postpone, POxy. 1479.6 (i B. C.). diuphrete/omai, serve, Sch. E. 1435 . diupni/zw, (u(/pnos) awake from sleep, trans., Ael. 7.46 : intr., Luc. 108 :— Pass. , Diocl.Fr. 141 , J. 5.10.4 (v. l.), Zos.Alch. p.117 B., 9.378 ( Pall. ): but, fall asleep, Simp. 1258.25 . diupo-ba/llw, in Pass. , of wrestlers in a clinch, Theo Sm. p.122 H. diupo-ble/pw, gloss on diakunofqalmi/zomai , Hsch. diupopteu/w, dissimulate (?), Zos.Alch. p.208 B. di-u^fai/nw, fill up by weaving, ta\s diasta/seis Gal. 2.904 , cf. Luc. 1.15 :— Pass. a)ra/xnion mh/pw diufasme/non Gal. 2.569 . interweave, in Pass. , Ael. 9.17 ; zw/nh diufasme/nh kalli/stois xrw/masin Aristeas 97 , cf. LXX 36.31 ( 39.23 ). di-u/fantos [u^], on, doubly woven, PMasp. 6ii98 (vi A. D.). di-u^fh/, h(, woven fabrie, Aristeas 86 . diufi/hmi, let fall, drop, of offspring, in Pass. , Ph. 2.319 (s. v. l.). difadeu/ei: e)celei=tai, Hsch. di/fakos, a plant, Id. di^fa^lagg-a/rxhs, ou, o(, leader of a difalaggarxi/a, Suid. di^fa^lagg-arxi/a, h(, corps of two falaggarxi/ai or 8 , 192 men (half a phalanx), Ael. 9.9 , Arr. 10.7 . di^fa^lagg-i/a, h(, phalanx marching in two divisions, Plb. 2.66.9 , 12.20.7 , Ael. 36.3 , Arr. 28.6 . = difalaggarxi/a , Ascl. 2.10 , Ael. 33.5 . di_fa^le/os, a, on, (difa/w) searching, sagacious, Hymn.Is. 10 . difa/ninos lu/xnos, dub. sens. in 2.193.29 (ii A. D.). di/fas, h(, a kind of serpent, Artem. 2.13 ; cf. di/ban, di/faton. di^fa^si/a, h( , (di/fatos) = dilogi/a , Hsch. di^fa/sios [a^], a, on, Ion. Adj., of two kinds, gra/mmata Hdt. 2.36 ; ai)ti/ai Id. 3.122 , cf. 725 (Milet.), Eus.Mynd. 63 . in pl., = du/o , Hdt. 1.18 , 2.17 , al. di/faton: o)/fin (Cret.), Hsch. di/fa^tos [i^], on, ambiguous, Hsch. di_f-a/w, only pres., search after, po/ntw| e)n i)xquo/enti . . th/qea difw=n Il. 16.747 ; teh\n difw=sa kalih/n Hes. 374 ; e)n ou)/resi pa/nta lagwo\n difa=| Call. 33 , cf. 165 ; difa=n ta\ kalu/mmata (or kallu/smata, q. v.) search them well, Thphr. 10.6 : abs., Herod. 6.73 ; ei)/ poqi difw/wsa . . a)qrh/seien Nonn. 48.592 :— Ion. dife/w, 9.559 ( Crin. ). di_f-h/twr, oros, o(, a searcher, buqw=n difh/tores Opp. 2.435 . difqe/ra, h(, prepared hide, piece of leather, Hdt. 1.194 ; e)k difqere/wn pepoihme/nai kune/ai Id. 7.77 ; difqe/rai, opp. de/rreis (hides), Th. 2.75 ; of a drum, Hero 20.4 ; esp. as writing-material, ta\s bu/blous difqe/ras kale/ousi a)po\ tou= palaiou= oi( *)/iwnes Hdt. 5.58 ; d. melaggrafei=s E. 627 ; d. basilikai/, of Persian records, Ctes. ap. D.S. 2.32 ; d. i(erai/, at Carthage, Plu. 2.942c ; xalkai= d., ib. 297a , cf. Sch. Il. 1.175 : prov., a)rxaio/tera th=s difqe/ras le/geis Diogenian. 3.2 ; used for bindings, difqe/ras periba/llein (sc. bibli/ois) Luc. 16 . anything made of leather, leathern jerkin, Ar. 72 , Pl. 53d , 1259.6 (iv B. C.), Men. 12 , Luc. 6 , 38 , Arr. 7.9.2 , etc.; properly, of goatskin, opp. mhlwth/, Ammon. p.44 V. wallet, bag, X. 5.2.12 , Lib. 58.5 . pl., skins used as tents, X. 1.5.10 , Phylarch. 41 J. difqer-a/loifos [a^], o(, Cypr. for a schoolmaster, 12.330 , Hsch. difqer-a/rios, o(, parchment-maker, Edict.Diocl.Asin. 7.38 . difqer-i/as, ou, o(, clad in a leathern jerkin; the dress of old men in Tragedy, of boors in Comedy, Posidipp. ap. Ath. 10.414e , Luc. 8 , Poll. 4.137 . difqe/r-inos, h, on, of tanned leather, sxedi/ai X. 2.4.28 ; ploi=a Str. 3.3.7 . difqe/r-ion, to/, Dim. of difqe/ra, Theognost. 125.25 . difqer-i/s, i/dos, h(, = difqe/ra , 9.546 ( Antiphil. ). difqer-i=tis, idos, fem.of difqeri/as, Poll. 4.138 . difqer-o/omai, Pass. , to be clad in leather, Str. 17.3.11 . difqeropw/lhs, ou, o(, leather-seller, Nicoph. 19 . difqe/rwma, atos, to/, = difqe/ra , Thd. 8.1 . difqogg-i/zw, write with a diphthong, Eust. 1571.29 . difqogg-iste/on, one must write with a diphthong, Tz. 5.690 . difqoggogra^fe/w, = difqoggi/zw , Sch.rec. S. 715 , etc. difqoggo/omai, to be written with a diphthong, Hdn. 276 . di/fqoggos, on, with two sounds, grafh/ Tz. 5.694 : di/fqoggos, h(, diphthong, D.T. 639.15 , A.D. 128.8 , al.: later di/fqoggon, to/, Hdn. 245 . di^for-e/w, to bear double, esp. of fruit, Thphr. 1.14.1 . Pass. , to be spelt or pronounced in two ways, Hdn.Gr. 2.543 , 197 . 51 , al. diforou/menos dullogismo/s syllogism with an identical proposition as premise, 2.87 , al. di^fo/r-hsis, ews, h(, double mode of writing, Eust. 74.1 . di^/for-os, on, bearing fruit twice in the year, Ar. 708 , Pherecr. 97 , Antiph. 198 , Thphr. 1.14.1 . bearing two kinds of fruit, Ph. 2.369 . metaph., paying twice over, of Ephorus, Hsch. difou=ra, = ge/fura ( Lacon. ), Hsch. difra/ges, name of a corps of Parthian soldiers, Id. di/fr-akon, ou, to/, = di/fros , seat, Michel 832.46 (Samos, iv B. C.). di/fr-ac, a^kos, h(, poet. for di/fros, seat, chair, Theoc. 14.41 :—also difr-a/s, a/dos, h(, Hom. 15.8 ( v.l. di/fraka ). difr-ei/a, h(, chariot-driving, X. 6.1.27 , Procl. 1.11 (pl.), Lib. 12.14 ; d. a(rma/twn, i(/ppwn, Arr. 19.4 . difr-ela/teira [a^], h(, pecul. fem. of difrhla/ths, 4.359 . difr-euth/s, ou=, o(, charioteer, S. 857 . difr-eutiko/s, h/, o/n, concerned with chariot-driving, e)pisth/mh Ephor. 97 J. difr-eu/w, drive a chariot, E. 108 (eleg.), Heraclit. 22 . c.acc., drive over, d. a(/lion pe/lagos E. 1010 (lyr.); nu\c . . nw=ta difreu/ous' ai)qe/ros Id. 114 . c. acc. cogn., ai)/glan e)di/freu' *(/alios . . kat' ai)qe/ra Id. 991 (lyr.); o(/tan *fae/qwn puma/thn a(yi=da difreu/h| Archestr. 33 . = diakaqi/zw , Hsch. difr-hla^si/a, h(, chariotdriving, Pi. 3.38 . difr-hla^te/w, drive a chariot, to\n ou)rano\n d., of the Sun, S. 845 ; d. i(/ppous E. 781 : in late Prose, Phlp. 101.27 . difr-hla/ths [a^], ou, o(, charioteer, Pi. 9.81 , A. 156 (lyr.), S. 753 , E. 216 (lyr.), etc.—Poet. and later Prose, Luc. 25.1 . difr-h/la^tos, on, car-borne, E. 1108 . difr-i/dion, to/, Dim. of di/fros, 718.45 (pl.). difr-i/on, to/, Dim. of di/fros, Tim. s.v. skolu/qria. di/fr-ios, a, on, of a chariot: neut. pl. as Adv., di/fria suro/menos dragged at the chariot wheels, AP 7.152 . di/fr-is, o(, sedentary person, Hsch. (fort. difri/as). difr-i/skos, o(, Dim. of di/fros, Ar. 31 . di/-frontis, idos, o(, h(, divided in mind, doubting, A. 196 . difrophgi/a, h(, cart-building, Thphr. 5.7.6 . di/fros, o(, heterocl. pl. di/fra, ta/, Call. 135 , Nonn. 27.238 : (perh. for difo/ros):— chariot-board, on which two could stand, the driver (h(ni/oxos) and the combatant (paraiba/ths), Il. 5.160 , 11.748 , Hes. 61 : metaph., e(/sthken e)n tw=| d. th=s po/lews Pl. 566d . chariot, Il. 10.305 , al., Pi. 2.10 , al., Arr. 19.3 , etc.; e)u+ple/ktw| e)ni\ di/frw| Il. 23.335 ; metamei/bontos di/fron e)k di/frou Jul. 3.122b ; of the Sun's chariot, E. 2 , Call. 111 ; *moisa=n d. Pi. 9.81 ; travelling-car, Od. 3.324 ; litter, d. kata/stegos D.C. 60.2 . seat, couch, stool, Il. 3.424 , 6.354 , Od. 19.97 , Ar. 1164 , Pl. 328c , etc.; d. *qettaliko/s Eup. 58 ; = Lat. sella curulis, Plb. 6.53.9 , etc.; judge's seat of office, LXX 1.9 , al.; royal throne, 199.38 (i A. D.); night-stool, Aristid. 49(25).19 . difr-oulke/w, (e(/lkw) draw a chariot, AP 9.285 ( Phil. ). difr-ourgi/a, h, (e)/rgon) making chairs, Thphr. 3.10.1 . difr-ou=xos, on, (e)/xw) with a seat, a(/rma Melanipp. 1 . difro-fore/w, carry in a chairor litter, D.C. 47.10 :— Pass. , travel in one, oi( difroforou/menoi, of the Persian princes, Hdt. 3.146 , cf. D.C. 60.2 , Lib. 25.32 . carry a camp-stool (cf. sq.), Ar. 1552 . difro-fo/ros, on, carrying a camp-stool; esp. of the female me/toikoi, who had to carry seats for the use of the kanhfo/roi, Id. 734 , Hermipp. 26 , Nicoph. 16 , Strattis 8 ; also o( basile/ws d. Dinon 18 . di-fru^gh/s, e/s, (fru/gw) twice roasted: difruge/s, to/, baked clay or pyrites from copper-mines, Dsc. 5.103 , 125 , Gal. 12.214 . di-fu^h/s, e/s: neut. pl. difuh=, also difua= Arist. 669b18 (s. v. l.):—of double nature or form, e)/xidna meicopa/rqenos d. Hdt. 4.9 ; of Centaurs, S. 1095 , Pherecyd. 50 J. ; of Pan, Pl. 408d ; *ke/kroy, i. e. man and serpent, but expld. as of double sex ( Suid. ), or of double race (Egyptian and Greek), D.S. 1.28 ; d. *)/erws sexual intercourse, Orph. 14 . generally, twofold, double, ko/rai Ion Lyr. 16 ; o)fru/es Arist. 491b14 ; sth=qos difue\s mastoi=s ib. 493a12 ; h( tw=n mukth/rwn du/namis Id. 657a4 ; mu=s, of the biceps, Gal. 13.13 ; au)lo/s Aret. 2.13 . di-fu^i/+a, h(, bipartition, tw=n kw/lwn Arist. 668b22 . di/-fuios [i^], on, = difuh/s , Antag. 1.7 . = du/o , A. 1469 (lyr.). = diplou=s , 411.5 , 419.8 (Elis): zi/f- prob. in ib. 410.1 (ibid.). di/-fwnos, on, speaking two languages, Philist. 62 , D.S. 17.110 . di/xa^ [i^], (di/s), Adv. in two, asunder, d. pa/ntas . . h)ri/qmeon Od. 10.203 ; d. pa/nta de/dastai 15.412 ; pleurokopw=n d. a)nerrh/gnu S. 236 ; d. pri/santes Th. 4.100 ; te/mnein d. Pl. 265e ; d. dialabei=n Id. 147e ; d. to\ stra/teuma poiei=n X. 6.4.11 ; d. th\n du/namin labei=n catch the force divided, Th. 6.10 ; o(/ti d. pe/fuke (sc. h( *sikeli/a) is divided against itself, Id. 4.61 : generally, apart, aloof, diasth=nai Hdt. 4.180 ; kei=sqai Pi. 5.93 ; oi)kei=n S. 602 . metaph., at two, two ways, whether with others or oneself, at variance or in doubt, d. de/ sfisi h(/ndane boulh/ Il. 18.510 ; di/xa qumo\n e)/xontes 20.32 ; d. de/ sfin e)ni\ fresi\ qumo\s a)/hto 21.386 ; d. qumo\s e)ni\ fresi\ mermhri/zei Od. 16.73 ; d. qumo\s o)rw/retai e)/nqa kai\ e)/nqa 19.524 ; di/xa ba/zomen 3.127 ; d. moi ta\ noh/mmata prob. in Sapph. 36 ; mih=| glw/ssh| d. e)/xein no/on Thgn. 91 , etc.; e)gi/nonto d. ai( gnw=mai Hdt. 6.109 ; do/ca d' e)xw/rei di/xa E. 117 ; maqh/setai o(/son to/ t' a)/rxein kai\ to\ douleu/ein di/xa differ, A. 927 ; to\ ga\r topa/zein tou= sa/f' ei)de/nai d. Id. 1369 ; d. yhfi/zesqai on different sides, X. 4.4.8 ; e)a\n d. ge/nhtai to\ dikasth/rion Arist. 1318a40 . Prep., c. gen., apart from, Emp. 21.19 ; without, puro/s, a)/rsenos, A. 25 , 861 ; a)nqrw/pwn d. S. 31 ; oi)=os *)atreidw=n d. Id. 750 ; mo/nh . . fasga/nou d. Id. 1063 ; d. te/lous 1.329.25 (Istros, i A. D.); d. gnw/mhs e)mh=s kai\ sugkataqe/sews 58.8 (iii A. D.); d. pragma/twn Jul. 7.212a , etc. differently from, unlike, d. a)/llwn A. 757 ; sh=s d. gnw/mhs le/gw S. 547 . po/lews d. against the will of, Id. 48 , cf. 768 . except, d. ge *dio/s A. 163 ; tw=n lelegme/nwn d. Id. 778 . besides, dub. in D.H. 7.19 .—As a Prep. it commonly follows its case in Trag., but precedes it in A. l.c., S. 195 , al., E. 185 . di^xa/de, Adv. = di/xa, dioixqe/ntes Pl. 215b . di^xa/deia, = di/xa (?), Theognost. 164.26 . di^xa/zw, fut. -a/sw Plot. 5.3.10 :—divide in two, Pl. 264d (of logical dichotomy):— Pass. , Nonn. 3.33 , al.; ai)/geiros . . dissoi=si kla/dois dedixasme/nh e(no\s e)k stele/xous Lyr.in 80.334 ; dedixasme/non dixasmw=| Aq. 14.6 . divide by two, Nicom. 1.7 , al. ( Pass. ). d. tina\ kata/ tinos divide one against another, 10.35 . intr., to be divided, interpol. in X. 4.8.18 ; dixazou/shs h(me/ras at mid-day, Anon. ap. Suid. di/xaios, coined to expl. di/kaios, Arist. 1132a32 . di^xai/ths, disulcis, Gloss. di^xai/w, = dixa/zw , in Pass. , Arat. 495 , 807 . di^-xa/la, h(, Dor. for dixh/lh, the fork of the legs, Medici ap. Gal. 14.707 . di^/-xalkon, to/, double chalcus, a copper coin, = 1 / 4 of an obol, 11.165 ( Lucill. ), Poll. 9.65 ; as a weight (variously expld.), Dsc. 4.150 , etc. di^/-xa_los, Dor. for di/xhlos (q. v.). di/xalon zugo/n: to\n e(kate/rwqen kekoilasme/non, Hsch. di^xa/metros, on, to explain dia/metros, Arist. 910b20 . di/xanon: kexwrisme/non, Hsch. di^xa/raktos [xa^], on, [no/misma] doubly stamped, i.e. in mint condition, 4.595 (Phrygia). di^x-a/s, a/dos, h(, the half, middle, Arat. 807 . di^/x-a^sis, ews, h(, division, halving, Id. 737 . di^x-asmo/s, o(, division into two parts, Aq. 14.6 . division by two, Nicom. 1.10 . payment in two instalments, dub. in *)arx.*)ef. 1917.133 (Perrhaebia). di^x-asth/s, ou=, o(, divider, to explain dikasth/s, Arist. 1132a32 . di^x-asth=res o)do/ntes, oi(, the incisors, Poll. 2.91 . di^x-asto/s, h/, o/n, divisible by two, Theol.Ar. 35 . di^x-a/w, poet. for dixa/zw, Ep. part. dixo/wnti, -o/wsa, Arat. 512 , 605 :— Med. , dixo/wntai Id. 856 :— Pass. , dixo/wnto A.R. 4.1616 . di/xeilon, bilabrum, Gloss. di^xh/, h(, bisection, Ascl. 34.19 . di^xh=, Adv. = di/xa , in two, asunder, A. 544 (lyr.), Pl. 620 , etc. in two ways, d. e)ponomasqh=nai Id. 445d ; dei= d. th\n boh/qeian ei)=nai D. 1.18 . di^xhl-e/w, o(plh\n d. divide the hoof, Arist. 695a18 (v.l.), Aristeas 150 , LXX 11.3 , al., Ph. 2.353 (dixhleu/w is v.l. in LXX 14.6 ). di^xh/l-hsis, ews, h(, dividing of the hoofs, Ph. 1.321 : di^xhl-i/a, h(, = foreg., Aristeas 161 . di^/xhl-os, on, cloven-hoofed, Hdt. 2.71 ; d. e)/mbasis E. 740 :—freq. in Dor. form di/xa_los, Arist. 663a31 , al. with two pincers, prongs, or claws, puragre/ths 6.92 ( Phil. ); pa/gouros ib. 196 (Stat. Flacc.), cf. Hero 76.10 ; di/xila (sic) cu/la 37.4 (i A. D.); ei)s di/xhlon diesxisme/nos Hero 1.28 . Subst., di/xhla u(/eia pigs' trotters, Luc. 6 ; cf. dixa/la. di^xh/rhs, es, dividing in twain, ku/klos . . mhno\s dixh/rhs, of the moon, E. 1156 . dixqa/, Adv., Ep. for di/xa, d. dedai/atai they are parted in twain, Od. 1.23 ; d. de/ moi kradi/h me/mone my heart is divided, Il. 16.435 . dixqa/dios [a^], a, on, twofold, double, kh=res Il. 9.411 , 14.21 ; d. kata\ kw=lon in either leg, 1.15 ; simply, two, AP 6.4 ( Leon. ), al. dixqa/s, a/dos, h(, fem. of foreg., Musae. 298 . di^xi/twn [xi^], wnos, o(, h(, with two coats, a)rthri/ai Gal. 4.728 :—also di^xi/twnos, on, Id. 19.366 . di^xo/-boulos, on, of different counsel, adverse, *ne/mesis Pi. 8.86 . di^xo-gnwme/w, = sq., Poll. 2.229 . di^xo-gnwmone/w, to differ in opinion, X. 2.6.21 , D.C. 44.25 ; d. pro\s e(auto/n Iamb. ap. Stob. 2.33.15 . doubt, Lib. 43.43 . di^xo/-gnwmos, on, ambiguous, Sch. E. 890 . di^xo-gnwmosu/nh, h(, discord, Poll. 8.153 . di^xo-gnw/mwn, o(, h(, gen. onos, divided between two opinions, Plu. 2.11c . Adv. -gnwmo/nws Poll. 8.154 . di^xo-gra^fe/w, write in two ways, St.Byz. s.v. *dw/tion ( Pass. ). di^xo/-zwnos, on, = dixo/mhnos , Doroth. in 2.82 . di^/xo-qen, Adv. from both sides, both ways, A. 76 (lyr.), Ar. 477 , Th. 2.44 , etc.; d. misqoforei=n D. 24.123 ; from two sources, to\ di/kaion d. suni/statai Aps. p.294H. di^xo/-qu_mos, on, wavering, cj. in Pittac. 1 Bgk. di^xoini^k-i/a, h(, tax of two xoi/nikes per a)/roura, 372.25 (ap. ii p.339 ) (ii A. D.), etc. di^xoini^/k-ios, on, = sq., 1.33.18 (iii A. D.). di^xoi/ni^k-os, on, holding two xoi/nikes, Ar. 640 . Subst. dixoi/nikon, to/, measure of two x., 945.4 (pl., Assos, iv B. C.). di/-xolos [i^], on, with double gall, Ael. 11.29 . at variance, po/lis cj. in Alc. 37 A; d. gnw=mai, = dia/foroi , Achae. 39 . di-xo/lwtos, on, doubly furious, v. l. for trixo/lwtos, a)na/gkh 9.168 ( Pall. ). di^xo/-mhn, hnos, o(, h(, = dixo/mhnos, selh/nh Arat. 78 , cf. 737 . di^xo-mhni/a, h(, full moon, IG 12.6.62 , 56.18 (iii B. C.), LXX 39.12 , Gem. 8.1 , etc.; d. mhno\s *metageitniw=nos 4.45 (iv B. C.); h( selh/nh d. h)=gen Plu. 23 . mid-menstrual period, Hp. 13 . di^xo-mhniai/a (sc. h(me/ra), h(, day of full moon, Gal. 9.908 ; also, = Lat. Idus, Suid. di^xo-mhnia/s, a/dos, h(, = dixo/mhnis , Max. 454 . di^xo/-mhnis, idos, o(, h(, = sq., *mh/na Pi. 3.19 , cf. A.R. 4.167 ; d. e(spe/rai evenings at the full of the moon, Pi. 8(7).47 ; nu/c B. 8.29 . h(me/ra, = Lat. Idus, D.H. 1.38 , etc. di^xo/-mhnos, on, (mh/n) dividing the month, i. e. at or of the full moon, e(speri/h 32.11 ; d. selh/nh 10.48.2 , cf. Plu. 4 ; dixo/mhnos, h(, Arat. 808 , Ph. 2.293 ; dixomh/nh, h(, 2.14.7 , 1.173 . di^xo/-mu_qos, on, double-speaking, no/hma Pittac. 1 Bgk.; glw=ssa Sol. 42.4 ; double-dealing, deceptive, Ant.Lib. 23 ; le/gein dixo/muqa speak ambiguously, E. 890 . dixo/ndis: a)pu/gwn, Hsch. di^xo-noe/w, = dixognwmone/w , condemned by Poll. 2.228 . di^xo-nohtiko/s, h/, o/n, indicating doubt, Eust. 166.28 . Adv. -kw=s discordantly, Gloss. di^xo/-noia, h(, discord, disagreement, Pl. 1.126c , Plu. 2.70c ; d. peri\ tou= a)ri/stou Ph. 2.181 : c. gen., disagreement with, th=s *)antwni/ou gnw/mhs App. 5.33 . di^xo/-noos, on, contr. di^xo/-nous, oun, double-minded, Ph. 2.269 , cf. 663 . di^xo-poio/s, o/n, productive of division, opp. e(nopoio/s, Alex.Aphr. inMetaph. 58.11 . di/-xordos [i^], on, two-stringed, phkti/s Sopat. 11 :—Subst. di/-xordon, to/, Euphro 1.34 . di-xo/reios (sc. pou/s), o(, ditrochaeus, Longin. 41.1 . di-xori/a, h(, division of a chorus into two parts, Poll. 4.107 , Arg. Ar. 1 . di-xoria/zw, sing in two halves, of a chorus, Hsch. di^xo-rra^gh/s, e/s, (r(h/gnumi) broken in twain, E. 1008 (lyr.). di^xo/-rropos, on, oscillating, gnw/mh 341 . Adv. -pws waveringly, doubtfully, used only by A. , and always with a neg., ou) or mh\ d. 349 , 815 , 1272 , 605 , 982 . di^xo-sta^si/a, h(, dissension, B. 10.67 (pl.), Hdt. 5.75 , Eus.Mynd. 45 , Plu. 2.20c ; sedition, Sol. 4.38 , Thgn. 78 , LXX 3.29 . di^xo-sta^te/w, (sth=nai) stand apart, disagree, o)/cos t' a)/leifa/ t' . . dixostatou=nt' a)\n ou) fi/lws prosenne/pois A. 323 ; d. la/xh Id. 386 (lyr.); lo/gos S. 867 ; d. pro/s tina E. 15 , Pl. 465b . feel doubts, Alex.Aphr. di^xo/-stomos, on, = di/stomos 11 , doro\s pla=ktron S. 152 . di^xo-tome/w, cut in twain: bisect a line, Plb. 6.28.2 :— Pass. , Arist. 913b31 ; sw/matos -hqe/ntos Plu. 24 : metaph. of the medial raphe of the perineum, Paul.Aeg. 6.62 , etc. punish with the last severity, Ev.Matt. 24.51 . divide into two (logically), Pl. 302e , Arist. 642b22 , 644b19 . intr., of the moon, dub. in Plu. 2.929f . di^xo-to/mhma, atos, to/, half of a thing cut in two: hence, generally, any portion of a thing cut up, LXX 29.17 , 1.8 , Ph. 1.503 (pl.). di^xo-to/mhsis, ews, h(, = sq., ku/klou S.E. 9.284 . di^xo-tomi/a, h(, dividing in two, of the moon's quarters, Arist. 777b22 , Gem. 9.3 , Simp. 455.22 ; bisection, Theo Sm. p.184H. point of bisection, Archim. 1.6 , al. point of division between wings of army, Ascl. 2.6 . division into two parts (logically), dichotomy, Arist. 644a9 , Iamb. 1 . di^xo-tomiai=os, a, on, = sq., Paul.Al. 4 . di^xo-to/mos, on, cutting in two, Ammon. p.44V. : but, proparox., dixo/tomos, on, cut in half, divided equally, mukth/r Arist. 492b17 ; d. selh/nh the half-moon, Id. 911b36 , Aristarch.Sam. 3 , Gem. 9.8 , prob. in Plu. 2.929f ; selh/nhs su/mbolon to\ d. Porph. ap. Eus. 3.11 ; me/xri dixoto/mou till the second quarter, Antyll. ap. Orib. 9.3.2 ; kat' a)mfote/ras ta\s dixoto/mous (sc. fa/seis) at the first and third quarters, Ptol. 5.1 . di^xou=, Adv. = di/xa, d. sfe/as dielo/ntes Hdt. 4.120 , Choer. 1.388 . di/-xous [i^], oun, neut. pl. di/xoa, holding two xo/es, Posidon. 25 J. , Arist. 67.2 ; di/xoun, to/, Dsc. 5.57 . di^xo-fore/w, = sq., Plu. 2.447d . di^xo-frone/w, to hold different opinions, ib. 763e . di^xo-frosu/nh, h(, discord, faction, ib. 824d (pl.), Ocell. 4.6 , D.Chr. 44.10 , Anon. ap. Iamb. 7.34 . di^xo/-frwn, on, gen. onos, (frh/n) at variance, po/tmos d. a destiny full of discord, A. 899 (lyr.). di^xo-fu^h/s, e/s, forked, Gal. 14.707 . di^xo-fu^i/+a, h(, a disease of the hair, when it splits, Id. 19.430 . di^xo-fwne/w, disagree, Pythagorei ap. Iamb. p.73P. di^xo-fwni/a, h(, (fwnh/) discord, Id. 7.34 . dixo/w, f. l. for dikraio/w in Hp. 10 . di/-xroia, h(, double colour, Arist. 751a32 . di-xroni/a, h(, in Metric, two short syllables, Sch.Heph. p.110C. Pythag. name for six, Theol.Ar. 37 . di/-xronos, on, in Metre, of two quantities, common, D.H. 14 , Plu. 2.737e , S.E. 1.100 ; peri\ dixro/nwn, title of treatise by Hdn.Gr. consisting of two short syllables, [pou/s] Heph. 3.1 , cf. Arc. 139.20 : metaph. of the pulse, Ruf. 4.4 . equivalent to two time-units, Longin. p.87C. di/-xroos, on, contr. di/-xrous, oun, two-coloured, w)|a/ Arist. 489b14 , 749a18 . di/-xrwmos, on, = foreg., Luc. 4 , Gal. 13.460 . Subst. di/xrwmos, h(, name of a plaster, Aët. 15.13 . di/xrwmon, to/, = peristerew\n u(/ptios , Ps.- Dsc. 4.60 . di/-xrws, wn, = foreg., Arist. 564b24 . di/-xrwtos, on, = foreg., di/xwron, to/, a measure of wine in Egypt, = eight xo/es, 531 ii 5 (i A. D.), etc. di^xw=s, Adv. doubly, in two ways, A. 915 (dub.), Arist. 393a24 , Ascl. 10.10 ; in two senses, Arist. 1457a28 . di/ya, hs, h(, thirst, d. te kai\ limo/s Il. 19.166 ; pei=na kai\ d. Pl. 585a ; di/yh| cune/xesqai Th. 2.49 , etc.; of trees, Antiph. 231.6 , 176.12 (iii A. D.): pl., Arist. 1154b3 . c. gen., thirst for, potou= Pl. 437d : metaph., a)oida=n d. Pi. 9.104 .—The form di/yh occurs in Opp. 4.339 , and in codd. of A. 756 ; cf. di/yos. di=yai: bla/yai, Hsch. ; cf. di/yios 1 . fin. diy-a^kero/s, a/, o/n, thirsty, EM 801.48 ; expld. by talai/pwron, Hsch. di/y-a^kos, o(, prob. a kind of diabetes, attended with violent thirst, Gal. 8.394 , Alex.Trall. 11.6 . teasel, Dipsacus fullonum, Dsc. 3.11 , Gal. 11.864 . diy-a^le/os, a, on, thirsty, mu=s Batr. 9 ; a)nh/r Call. 27 , cf. 9.128 ; e)piqumi/a Ph. 1.116 ; d. qrualli/dion wanting oil, Luc. 14 ; o)du/nh d. the pain of thirst, Id. 6 ; o)/rgana d. subject to thirst, Aret. 2.4 . dry, parched, a)h/r A. R. 4.678 , Nonn. 22.260 , al. thirst-provoking, xoi=ros 9.487 ( Pall. ). diy-a/ra: de/ltos, oi( de\ difqe/ra, Hsch. diy-a/s, a/dos, used as fem. of di/yios, bota/nai Euph. 141 ; xw=rai J. 3.3.4 , cf. Opp. 4.322 , etc. Subst., venomous serpent, whose bite caused intense thirst, Nic. 334 , Ael. 6.51 ; d. e)/xidna 7.172 (Antip. Sid.), 4.620.4 (Argos). d. a)/kanqa a desert thorn, Acacia tortilis, Thphr. 4.7.1 . diy-a/w, late Ep. diy-w/w Tryph. 548 , 11.57 ( Agath. ): Ion. diy-e/w Archil. 68 ; part. diyeu=sa 6.21 ; contr. 3 sg. diyh=| Pi. 3.6 , Pl. 35b ; inf. diyh=n Hdt. 2.24 , S. 735 , Ar. 441 , etc.: impf. 3 sg. e)di/yh Hp. 3.1 .b/,g/ (diya=|s, -a=|, -a=n only in later writers, 4.137 ( Phil. ), Pl. 366a , LXX 29.8 , Gal. 5.837 ): fut. -h/sw X. 2.1.17 : aor. e)di/yhsa Pl. 562c : pf. dedi/yhka Hp. 2 , Plu. 73 :— Med. (v. infr.):—thirst, steu=to de\ diya/wn [a_] Od. 11.584 , etc.; of the ground, to be thirsty, parched, Hdt. 2.24 ; d. u(po\ kau/matos Alc. 39.2 ; of trees, Thphr. 3.22.5 :— Med. , diyw/meqa Hermipp. 25 . metaph., d. tino/s thirst after a thing, Pi. 3.6 ; e)leuqeri/as Pl. 562c : later c. acc., d. *xi=on Teles p.8 H.; fo/non 4.137 ( Phil. ); dikaiosu/nhn 5.6 ; ai(=ma J. 1.32.2 ; also d. pro\s to\n qeo/n LXX 41(42).2 : c. dat., u(/dati ib. 17.3 : c. inf., diyw= xari/zesqai u(mi=n X. 5.1.1 ; a)kratw=s e)di/yh oi)/nou pi/nein Ael. 2.41 , etc. diy-hro/s, a/, o/n, = di/yios , Hp. Aër. 7 ; [oi)=nos] Posidipp. 34 (s. v. l.):—also diy-h/rhs, es, Nic. 371 . di/y-hsis, ews, h(, a thirst, longing, Ath. 1.10b ; cf. di/ya. diy-htiko/s, h/, o/n, thirsty, Arist. 671a2 . provoking thirst, o( fo/bos -ko/n Id. 947b39 : Comp. , Dsc. 1.128 . di/y-ios, a, on, also os, on A. 185 , Nic. 147 : (di/ya):— thirsty, and of things, dry, parched, d. ko/nis A. 495 , S. 246 ; xqw/n E. 560 ; pu=r qeou= Id. 417 ; e)c o)mma/twn de\ di/yioi pi/ptousi stago/nes, perh. tears checked in their flow, A. 185 ; di/yion, expld. by beblamme/non, S. 296 , by blaptiko/n, Hsch. ; cf. di=yai. causing thirst, u(/data Hermipp. ap. J. 1.22 ; d. sh/y Nic. 147 ; cf. diya/s 11 . diyopoio/s, o/n, provoking thirst, Dsc. 5.6 , Sch. Theoc. 7.66 . di/yos, eos, to/, = di/ya , Th. 7.87 codd., X. 8.1.36 , Pl. 94b , Nic. 774 , Luc. 28 , etc., v. l. for di/ya in Ar. 534 , Th. 4.35 . (Sch. Il. 19.166 calls di/yos Attic, di/ya Ionic; both forms in LXX , cf. 11.4 , 8 ; di/yos 11.27 .) diyosu/nh [u^], h(, = di/ya , Orac. ap. Porph. ap. Eus. 6.2 . diyu_x-i/a: a)pori/a, Hsch. di/yu_x-os, on, double-minded, Ph. 2.663 , 1.8 . diyw/dhs, es, thirsty, Hp. 4.54 , Plu. 2.129b , Aret. 2.4 ; tou= pa/qous to\ maniko\n kai\ d. Plu. 2.555e . exciting thirst, Hp. 50 , Diph.Siph. ap. Ath. 2.71e . di/w [i^], Ep. Verb (used also by A. in lyr. passages, v. sub fin.), only pres. and impf. Med. (of which Hom. has subj. di/wmai, di/htai, di/wntai, opt. di/oito Od. 17.317 , but mostly inf. di/esqai; for di/on v. dei/dw ):—put to flight, dhi/+ous proti\ a)/stu di/esqai Il. 12.276 ; [ mhte/ra] a)po\ mega/roio di/esqai Od. 20.343 ; mh/ se . . a)gro/nde di/wmai ba/llwn xermadi/oisi 21.370 ; w(s d' o(/te nebro\n . . ku/wn . . di/htai Il. 22.189 ; e)pei/ k' a)po\ nau=fi ma/xhn . . di/htai 16.246 ; rarely, drive, o(/s t' . . i(/ppous . . proti\ a)/stu di/htai 15.681 ; also in A. , a)ti/eta dio/menai la/xh pursuing a dishonoured office, 385 (lyr.); and intr. folld. by Prep., give chase, hunt, e)pi\ to\n w)= dio/menai ib. 357 codd. (w(=d' i(e/menai Ahrens); meta/ me dro/moisi dio/menoi Id. 819 ; f. l. for di/emai , Id. 700 . di^-wbeli/a, h(, (o)bolo/s) at Athens, a daily allowance of two obols to needy citizens, 12.304 , al., prob. for *dekelei/as in X. 1.7.2 , cf. Arist. 1267b2 (-boli/a codd.). di^-wboliai=os, a, on, weighing two obols, Archig. ap. Gal. 13.264 , etc. di^-w/bolon, to/, double obol, Ar. 3 , Alex. 186 , Theopomp.Com. 55 , Arist. 41.3 . di/wg-ma, atos, to/, pursuit, chase, A. 139 (pl.), Plb. 1.34.9 , Onos. 10.6 (pl.); d. pw/lwn, = tou\s diw/kont as pw/lous , E. 988 ; u(p' a)etou= d. feu/gwn Id. 20 ; d. cifokto/non, i. e. the sword, ib. 354 ; ta\ plou/tou d. eager pursuit of wealth, Pl. 310b . that which is chased, X. 3.9 . a secret rite in the Thesmophoria, from which men were driven away, Hsch. diwg-mei/ths, ou, o(, mounted policeman, 3831a8 (Aezani). diwg-mhtika/, ta/, fees, = Lat. persecutiones, Cod.Just. 10.30.4.4 . diwg-mo/s, o(, the chase, X. 1.4.21 , etc. pursuit, D.S. 4.13 , al., Ael. 34.4 , Iamb. 31.191 . persecution, harassing, in pl., A. 148 , 1046 , E. 412 ; also in later Prose, Plu. 2.483a : sg., 13.21 , 8.1 . diw/du^nos, on, (o)du/nh) with thrilling anguish, sparagmo/s S. 777 . diwq-e/w, aor. diw=sa Hom. (v. infr.), die/wsa X. 2.1.8 , e)di/wsa codd. in Hero 24.3 :—push asunder, tear away, [ptele/h] e)k r(ize/wn e)ripou=sa krhmno\n . . diw=se the elm as it fell uprooted tore the bank away, Il. 21.244 ; diw/sas kai\ kataktei/nas e)xqrou/s E. 995 ; drive apart, tw=n o)fqalmw=n ta\s dieco/dous Pl. 67e . thrust through, ti dia/ tinos X. 2.1.8 , Plb. 21.28.14 . more freq. in Med. (fut. diw/somai Democr. 191 ), force one's way through, break through, ta\ ge/rra Hdt. 9.102 ; to\n o)/xlon X. 7.5.39 ; ta\s ta/ceis Plb. 11.1.12 ; d. th\n u(/lhn, of roots, Thphr. 8.11.8 ; th\n qa/lattan, of a river, Plb. 4.41.4 . push from oneself, push away, toi=s ko/ntois diewqou=nto, of sailors, Th. 2.84 ; h( gasth\r d. to\ peritto\n ei)s th\n nh=stin Gal. 5.567 ; repulse, strato\n i)qumaxi/h| Hdt. 4.102 ; oi(=s [pe/trois] . . diw/sei strato/n A. 199.9 (Dobr.); kh=ras Democr. l. c.; ta\s tu/xas E. 315 ; yeudh= lo/gon kai\ sukofanti/an repel it, D. 21.124 ; th\n e)piboulh/n Id. 58.65 : abs., get rid of danger, Hdt. 9.88 . reject, th\n eu)/noian Id. 7.104 ; o(\ mh\ prosi/entai Th. 4.108 ; th\n e)pikouri/an Arist. 1163b25 ; of bribes, D. 19.139 : abs., refuse, Hdt. 6.86 .b/, Plu. 52 : so pf. Pass. diw=smai cj. for di/wmai in this sense, Thgn. 1311 . diw/q-hsis, ews, h(, thrusting, Hero 1.11 . diwq-i/zomai, scuffle, jostle, App. 2.117 . diwq-ismo/s, o(, pushing about, scuffle, Plu. 29 (pl.). diwk-a/qw [a^], pres. assumed by Gramm. as lengthd. form of diw/kw and read in Pl. 15d , E. 362.25 codd. Stob. : the remaining forms may be referred to an aor. diwkaqei=n: Subj. diwka/qw Ar. 1482 : 2 sg. e)diw/kaqes Pl. 483a , etc. diwk-te/os, a, on, verb. Adj. of diw/kw, to be pursued, Hdt. 9.58 , Ar. 221 . of objects, to be pursued, Pl. 167d , etc. diwkte/on one must pursue, Id. 507d , al.: pl., diwkte/a e)fai/neto Arr. 3.21.6 . diwk-th/r, h=ros, o(, pursuer, Babr. 128.14 . diw/k-ths, ou, o(, = foreg., 1.13 . diwk-tiko/s, h/, o/n, apt to pursue, follow a course [ xruso\s] d. th=s e)pi\ to\ me/son fora=s Iamb. 21 . le/; swift in pursuit, EM 468.23 . diwk-to/s, h/, o/n, driven into exile, banished, S. 1041 . of objects, to be pursued, Chrysipp. ap. Ath. 1.8d , Arist. 1097a31 . diw/k-tria, h(, fem. of diwkth/r, Sch. A. 206 . diwk-tu/s, u/os, h(, Ion. for di/wcis, persecution, Call. 194 . diw/k-twr, oros, o(, = diwkth/r , cj. for dia/ktora, 10.101 (Bianor). diw/kw, Ep. inf. diwke/menai, -e/men (v. infr.): fut. -cw Sapph. 1.21 , Pi. 3.45 , X. 6.3.13 (s. v. l.), 1.4.8 , D. 38.16 codd.; but diw/comai Ar. 368 (and Elmsl. restored diw/cei for -eis in 969 , 1296 , 1224 ), Pl. 168a : aor. e)di/wca: aor. 2 e)diw/kaqon (v. diwka/qw): pf. dedi/wxa Hyp. 16 :— Med. (v. infr.):— Pass. , fut. diwxqh/somai D.S. 19.95 , Polyaen. 2.13 ; but diw/comai in pass. sense, LXX 2.16 , D.H. 3.20 : aor. e)diw/xqhn Hdt. 5.73 , Antipho 2.1.3 , 6 , (e)p-, kat-) Th. 3.69 , 3.4 : pf. dedi/wgmai 5.10 : (cf. viw/kw 3153 (Corinthian vase); v. di/w ):—cause to run, set in quick motion, opp. feu/gw: pursue, chase, in war or hunting, feu/gonta diw/kein Il. 22.199 , etc.: abs., pedi/oio diwke/men h)de\ fe/besqai 5.223 , cf. Hdt. 9.11 :— Med. , diw/kesqai/ tina pedi/oio, do/moio, chase one over or across . . , Il. 21.602 , Od. 18.8 . c. acc. pers., of a lover, Sapph. l. c.; follow, X. 1.1.13 ; tou\s eu)gnw/monas Id. 2.8.6 ; d. kai\ filei=n tina Pl. 168a , cf. 17.23 . pursue an object, seek after, a)ki/xhta diw/kein Il. 17.75 ; so\n mo/ron d. S. 997 ; tima\s d. Th. 2.63 ; h(donh/n, to\ a)gaqo\n kai\ kalo/n, Pl. 251a , 480c ; a)lh/qeian ib. 482e ; dikaiosu/nhn 9.30 ; laqrai/an *ku/prin Eub. 67.9 : prov., ta\ peto/mena d. Arist. 1009b38 ; kata\ skopo\n d. 3.14 ; of plants, d. tou\s chrou\s to/pous seek them, Thphr. 1.4.2 ; d. ta\ sumba/nta or to\ sumbai=non follow or wait for the event, D. 4.39 , 10.21 :— Med. , diw/kesqai to\ ple/on e)/xein D.H. 1.87 (s. v. l.); moi=ra diwcame/nh [au)tou/s] 5(1).1355 (Messenia). pursue an argument, th\n e)nanti/wsin Pl. 454a ; also, describe, u(/mnw| a)reta/s Pi. 4(3).21 ; th\n *(hrakle/ous pai/deusin X. 2.1.34 ; recite, lo/gon 1.958 , cf. 335 ( Pass. ). drive or chase away, diw/kw ou)/tin' e)/gwge I don't force any one away, Od. 18.409 ; e)k gh=s Hdt. 9.77 ; banish, Id. 5.92 .e/: metaph., diw/keis m' h(=| ma/list' e)gw\ )sfa/lhn you push or press me . . , E. 156 . of the wind, drive a ship, Od. 5.332 ; of rowers, impel, speed on her way, r(i/mfa diw/kontes (sc. th\n nh=a) 12.182 ; nhu=s r(i/mfa diwkome/nh 13.162 ; *surihgene\s a(/rma diw/kwn driving it, Orac. ap. Hdt. 7.140 , cf. A. 84 ; a)/truton d. po/da Id. 403 , cf. 371 . seemingly intr., drive, drive on, Il. 23.344 , 424 ; gallop, run, etc., dub. in A. 91 (lyr.); a)naphdh/santes e)di/wkon X. 7.2.20 ; a(/ma diw/kontos on the march, Plu. 17 : c. acc. spatii, diw/cas peri\ o)ktakosi/ous stadi/ous Chares 17 . urge, impel, be/los xeri/ Pi. 8(7).35 ; fo/rmigga pla/ktrw| Id. 5.24 ; esp. of music, d. mou=san Pratin.Lyr. 5 ; d. me/los Simon. 29 :— Pass. , u(f' h(donh=s diw/komai . . su\n ta/xei molei=n S. 871 . of work, urge on, carry forward, skafh/trous 112.2 (i A. D.). pf. part. Pass. dediwgme/nos hurried, rapid, sfugmoi/ Aret. 2.8 . as law-term, prosecute, o( diw/kwn the prosecutor, opp. o( feu/gwn, the defendant, Hdt. 6.82 (pl.), A. 583 , etc.; o( diw/kwn tou= yhfi/smatos to\ le/gein . . , he who impeaches the clause in the decree . . , D. 18.59 ; grafa\s d. Antipho 2.1.5 ; grafh\n d. tina/ indict, D. 59.69 ; d. ei)saggeli/an Hyp. 9 ; d. tina\ peri\ qana/tou X. 7.3.6 : c. gen. criminis, accuse of . . , prosecute for . . , d. tina\ turanni/dos Hdt. 6.104 ; deili/as Ar. 368 ; parano/mwn And. 1.22 , cf. diwka/qein; yeudomarturi/wn D. 29.13 , etc.; d. a)pa/ths ei(/neken Hdt. 6.136 ; fo/non tino\s d. avenge another's murder, E. 1534 (anap.), cf. Arist. 1269a2 ; di/khn d. pursue one's rights at law, D. 54.41 ; di/kas mh\ ou)/sas d. Lys. 32.2 : c. acc. et inf., accuse one of doing, App. 4.50 :— Pass. , o( diwko/menos Antipho 2.1.5 ; qana/tou u(po/ tinos -esqai X. 21 ; with play on 1.1 , Ar. 698 sq. persecute, Ev.Jo. 5.16 , al.; dediwgme/noi e(/neka dikaiosu/nhs 5.10 . diwle/nios, on, 7.711 (Antip.(?)); also h, on Arat. 202 :— with stretched-out arms, Id. l. c.; d. flo/ga peu/kas, of torches, upheld in both arms, AP l. c. diwlu/gios [u^], on, immense, enormous, mh/kh d. Pl. 890e ; makra\ . . kai\ d. fluari/a Id. 162a (Sch. expl. both by peribo/htos and skoteino/s) ; pra/gmata Is. 123 ; makro\s o( lo/gos kai\ d. Jul. 2.101d ; ku=ma d. Call. 111 ; h)/peiros A.R. 4.1258 ; sko/tos Dam. 303 ; timai/ Them. 11.146b ; pneu=ma d., of a water-clock striking, perh. far-sounding, AP 7.641 ( Antiphil. ); loud, piercing, fqe/gma qrhnw=des kai\ d. Agath. 1.12 : neut. as Adv., d. a)nw/|mwzon J. 7.6.4 ; d. a)nebo/hsen Charito 3.3 , Lib. 26.47 . (Etym. unknown: expld. by h)xou=n e)pi\ polu/, me/ga kai\ sfodro/n, diatetame/non, Hsch. ; by me/ga kai\ e)pi\ polu\ dih=kon, Suid. ) diwmosi/a, h(, an oath taken by both parties at the a)na/krisis before the trial came on, Antipho 5.88 (pl.), D. 23.69 ; ta\s d. poiei=sqai Lys. 10.11 . diw/motos, on, bound by oath, c. inf., S. 593 : abs., Aristid. 34(50).42 . Adv. -tws, o(maixmi/an poiei=sqai Procop. 4.25 . diwne/omai, buy up, PPar. 21.38 . *di^w/nh, h(, Dione, mother of Aphrodite by Zeus, Il. 5.370 , Hes. 17 , Str. 7.7.12 . later, as a Metronymic, daughter of Dione, i. e. Aphrodite, Theoc. 7.116 , dub. l. in Bion 1.93 :—Adj. *di^wnai=os, a, on , *ku/pri *d. Theoc. 15.106 ; *diwnai/h alone, D.P. 853 . di^wnu^m-e/w, use two names, Eust. 288.20 . di^wnu^m-i/a, h(, pair of names or double name, Vett.Val. 187.25 , Man. 4.376 , Hdn. p.103S. di^w/nu^m-os, on, (di/s, o)/numa, o)/noma) with two names, D.T. 636.11 (s. v. l.); or, of two persons, named together, qeai/ E. 683 (lyr.). (dia/) far-famed, eu)tuxi/a Plu. 30 ; strathgo/s App. 4.54 ; xw=ros J. 5.1.3 . *diw/nu_sos, etc., Ep. for *dion-. di^wci^ke/leuqos, on, urging on the way, ke/ntra 6.246 ( Phld. or Marc. Arg.). di^w/cippos, on, horse-driving, *kura/na Pi. 9.4 ; *)/arhs B. 8.44 , 9.322.9 ( Leon. ); mu/wy ib. 6.233 ( Maec. ). di/wcis [i^], ews, h(, (diw/kw) chase, pursuit, esp. of soldiers or ships, Th. 3.33 , etc.; d. poiei=sqai Id. 8.102 . pursuit of an object, tou= o(/lou Pl. 192e ; opp. fugh/, Arist. 1139a22 , Epicur. 25 ; d. tw=n kalw=n Plu. 2.550e . as law-term, prosecution, di/wcin ei)=nai kata\ tw=n e)legxqe/ntwn 12.10.10 ; d. poiei=sqai Antipho 6.7 , cf. D. 45.50 ; d. tw=n a)dikou/ntwn Plu. 10 . diwrgisme/nws, Adv. angrily, Phld. 1.200S. diwri/a, h(, either (o(/ros) fixed space or interval, or (w(/ra) appointed time, J. 5.9.1 . diwrisme/nws, Adv. pf. part. Pass. of diori/zw, distinctly, separately, Arist. 521a15 , Iamb. 4 ; definitely, Plu. 2.415b . di/wros [i^], on, (o(/ros) having two boundary stones, lo/fos 664.20 (Orchom. Arc. , iv B. C.). di/wron: a)su/mfwnon, oi( de\ a)no/moion, dia/fwnon, Hsch. di^w/rofos, on, (o)/rofos) with two roofs or stories, LXX 6.16 , App. 95 :—written diw/rufos, 3p.39 . diwru^gh/, h(, v. l. for diwruxh/. diwru/gion [u^], to/, Dim. of diw=ruc, 1.131r633 (i A. D.). di^w/ru^gos, on, = dio/rguios , X. 2.5 . diw=ruc, u^xos (sts. in Pap., 543.7 (i B. C.), etc.; later Gr. more freq. u^gos 3p.60 (iii B. C.), 1.59 , 72.72 (ii B. C.), J. 31 , etc.), h( (o(, 154.18 ):— trench, conduit, canal, Hdt. 1.75 , Hp. Aër. 15 , Th. 1.109 , etc.; krupth\ d. an underground passage, Hdt. 3.146 ; = fossa, Plu. 1 (pl.). diwru^xh/, h(, digging or cutting through, *xerronh/sou v. l. for dioruxh/ in D. 7.40 , cf. Polyaen. 4.18.1 , Aristid. 17(15).14 . (diorugh/ is f. l. in Plu. 1 (cf. foreg.), Them. 2.36d .) di/ws-is, ews, h(, pushing asunder, forcing open, Arist. 964a22 , 243b4 . putting off 'sine die', di/khs Id. 1372a33 . diws-mo/s, o(, = foreg. 1 , xeirw=n, in gymnastics, Aret. 1.3 . in surgery, pushing through of embedded weapons, Paul.Aeg. 6.88 . diws-th/r, h=ros, o(, instrument for pushing out embedded weapons, ibid. pole running through rings, for carrying the ark, LXX 38.10 ( 37.13 ). di/ws-tra, h(, projector or barrel of a torsion-engine, Ph. 74.22 , Hero 77.9 , al. di/wtos [i^], on, (ou)=s, w)to/s) two-eared; of vessels, two-handled, Pl. 288d ; kadi/skos Anticl Id. 13 ; yukth/r 214.57 (Branchidae, iii B. C.); pi/nac 22.120.44 . diw/ttas: e)rgodiw/ktas, Hsch. diwfe/llein: dioru/ssein, Id. di^wxh/s, e/s, (e)/xw) that will hold two, di/fros Pherecr. 3 , Paus.Gr. 132 . di/wxmos, o(, Aeol. for diwgmo/s, 371.21 . dmhqei/s, dmhqh/tw, v. dama/zw. dmh=sis, ews, h(, (dama/zw) taming, breaking, i(/ppwn Il. 17.476 . dmhte/os, Dor. dmate/os, = damaste/os , Hsch. dmhth/r, h=ros, o(, tamer, i(/ppwn 22.5 , cf. Alcm. 9 : fem., nu\c dmh/teira qew=n Il. 14.259 . dmhto/s, h/, o/n, tamed, Hsch., 389.46 . dmw|-h/ ( Choerob. 1.405 ) or dmw-h/ (both spellings freq. in codd.), h(, (dama/w) prop. female slave taken in war, dmw|ai\ d' a(\s *)axileu\s lhi/+ssato (cf. dmw/s) Il. 18.28 , cf. 9.658 , 24.643 : generally, female slave, serving-woman, only in pl. in Hom. , mostly joined with gunai=kes: dmw|ai/ A. 908 , S. 1189 ; d. gunai=kes A. 84 ; rare in Prose, X. 5.1.6 , Philostr. 1.5 : later in sg., Q.S. 5.561 ; of things, dmwh\n . . *)/ai+dos . . ma/kellan 14.1389i i25 . dmw|-ia/s, a/dos, h(, = foreg., Q.S. 3.684 , 9.341 : also as disyll., dmw|a/s Man. 2.276 . dmw/|-ios, on, in servile condition, bre/fos 9.407 (Antip. Sid. (but prob. Thess.)). dmw|-i/s, i/dos, h(, = dmwh/ , A. 363 (lyr.), 335 , E. 514 , Lyc. 1123 , A.R. 1.285 . dmw=os, o(, = sq., Hes. 430 , Leucon ap.Sch. Il. 1087.55 , Call. 1.4.15 (pl.). dmw/s, wo/s, o(, (dama/w) slave taken in war, dmw/wn ou(/s . . lhi/+ssato di=os *)odusseu/s (cf. dmwh/) Od. 1.398 : generally, slave, teu= dmw/s ei)s a)ndrw=n; 24.257 : mostly in pl., kth=sin e)mh\n dmw=a/s te Il. 19.333 : dat. pl. dmw/essi Od. 6.71 , etc.—Once in S. 578 ; freq. in E., 188 (lyr.), al., but not found in Prose. dnopa^l-i/zw, shake violently, fling down, a)nh\r a)/ndr' e)dnopa/lizen Il. 4.472 ; ta\ sa\ r(a/kea dnopali/ceis 'wrap thy old cloak about thee', Od. 14.512 :— Pass. , gui=a dnopali/zetai, of the polypus, its arms wave about, Opp. 2.295 . dnopa^/l-icis, ews, h(, shaking, fluttering, Sch. Opp. 2.295 . dnof-e/os, a, on, = sq., ka/lumma B. 15.32 , cf. Hsch. dnof-ero/s, a/, o/n, dark, murky, nu/c Od. 13.269 ; u(/dwr Il. 9.15 , cf. Thgn. 243 ; a)xlu/s A. 379 (lyr.); kata\ d. ga=s E. 1266 (lyr.), etc.: metaph., d. ka=dos Pi. 4.112 ; pe/nqos A. 536 (lyr.).—Poet. word; but to\ dnofero/n gloom, Hp. 16 . dnof-erw/dhs, es, v. l. for dnofw/dhs, Id. l. c. dnof-o/eis, essa, en, = dnofero/s, o)/mbros Emp. 21.5 . dno/f-os, o(, darkness, dusk, gloom, Simon. 37.8 : pl., A. 52 (lyr.).—Poet. word, though its collat. form gno/fos (q. v.) occurs in later Prose. dnof-w/dhs, es, = dnofero/s , E. 79 (as Dind. for gnofw/dh), Hp. 16 ; later gnof- (q. v.). dno/y: xitw=nos ei)=dos, ba/qos, Hsch. doa/n, Dor. for dh/n (q. v.), Alcm. 135 . doa/ssato, Homeric aor. form, mostly impers., = Att. e)/doce, it seemed, in phrase w(=de de/ (or w(\s a)/ra) oi( frone/onti doa/ssato ke/rdion ei)=nai so it seemed to him to be best, Il. 13.458 , Od. 5.474 , al.; also w(s a)/n toi plh/mnh ge doa/ssetai ( Ep. for doa/sshtai) a)/kron i(ke/sqai till the nave appear even to graze, Il. 23.339 . for doa/ssai, doa/ssato, as used by A.R. , v. doia/zw. (For do-a/ssato: de/-ato cf. trox-a/zw: tre/xw.) do/gma, atos, to/, (doke/w) that which seems to one, opinion or belief, Pl. 538c ; d. po/lews koino/n Id. 644d , etc.; esp. of philosophical doctrines, Epicur. 14.7 , 15.28 , Str. 15.1.59 , Ph. 1.204 , etc.; notion, Pl. 158d , al. decision, judgement, Id. 926d (pl.); public decree, ordinance, And. 4.6 ; ta\ tw=n *)amfiktuo/nwn d. D. 5.19 , cf. 18.154 ; do/gma poih/sasqai, c. inf., X. 3.3.5 ; esp. of Roman Senatus-consulta, d. sugklh/tou Plb. 6.13.2 , 12(3).173.22 ; d. th=s boulh=s D.H. 8.87 . dogma^t-i/as, ou, o(, sententious person, Philostr. 1.16.4 . dogma^t-i/zw, lay down as an opinion, a)i+di/ous ei)=nai Phld. 19 ; ta\ ai)sxra/ Arr. 3.7.18 : abs., S.E. 1.13 , al.; oi( -ontes, = oi( dogmatikoi/ , Gal. 18(1).270 :— Pass. , ta\ -o/mena S.E. 1.18 . decree by ordinance, c. inf., D.S. 4.83 , LXX 6.34 ; of the Roman Senate, J. 14.10.22 ; d. tina\ kalh/n declare her beautiful, 9.576 ( Nicarch. ):— Pass. , ta\ dogmatisqe/nta 12(3).173.53 (Astypalaea), cf. ib. 14.759.13 (Naples). in Pass. , of persons, submit to ordinances, Ep.Col. 2.20 . dogma^t-iko/s, h/, o/n, of or for doctrines, didactic, [dia/logoi] Quint. 2.15.26 . of persons, d. i)atroi/ physicians who go by general principles, opp. e)mpeirikoi/ and meqodikoi/, Dsc. , Gal. 1.65 ; in Philosophy, S.E. 7.1 , D.L. 9.70 , etc.; d. u(polh/yeis Id. 9.83 ; d. filosofi/a S.E. 1.4 . Adv. -kw=s D.L. 9.74 , S.E. 1.197 : Comp. -kw/teron Id. 6.4 . dogma^to-gra^fe/w, draft decrees, Ephes. 2.20 (ii A. D.). dogma^to-gra/fos [gra^], o(, drafter of decrees, IG 5(1).26 (Amyclae), 4.259 (Assos), 661 (Acmonia), etc. dogma^to-logi/a, h(, expounding of a doctrine, S.E. 8.367 (pl.). dogma^to-poie/w, make a decree, c. inf., Plb. 1.81.4 :— also Med. , 5(1).1390.57 (Andania). dogma^to-poii/+a, h(, maintenance of do/gmata, Aristob. ap. Eus. 13.12 . doeide/s: diafane/s, Hsch. doqi^h/n, h=nos, o(, small abscess, boil, Hp. 20 , Hermipp. 30 , Ar. 1172 , Telecl. 43 , Dsc. 1.128.6 , etc. doqi^hniko/n, to/, remedy for boils, Paul.Aeg. 4.23 . doqi^w/n, o/nos, o(, = doqih/n , Anon.Lond. 19.31 , Hdn.Gr. 2.923 . doia/zw or doa/zw, consider in two ways, be in two minds: hence, have a mind to, aor., doi/ace fa/sganon e)n ste/rnoisi pa=cai B. 10.87 ; also boula\s doia/zeske was hesitating between . . , A.R. 3.819 ; o(ppo/te dou=pon . . doa/ssai (poet. aor. opt.) when she imagined a noise, ib. 955 :— Med. , doa/ssato she doubted, ib. 770 ; doia/zonto leu/ssein imagined they saw, Id. 4.576 . (The forms in doa- and some meanings are due to confusion with doa/ssato.) doia/s, a/dos, h(, duality, Gloss. doidu_ko-poio/s, o(, pestle-maker, Plu. 4 . doidu_ko-fo/ba, h(, pestle-fearing, Luc. 201 . doi=duc, u_kos, o(, pestle, Ar. 984 , Gal. 12.189 , etc. doie/ths, ou, two years old, 2.369 (Xanthus). doih/, h(, doubt, perplexity, e)n doih=| Il. 9.230 , Call. 5 , Antag. 1.1 . (Cf. Skt. dat. sg. dvayyái (dvayī´ 'duality').) doioi/, ai/, a/, Ep. for du/o, two, both, Il. 5.206 , Hes. 432 , etc.: neut. pl. doia/ as Adv., in two ways, in two points, Od. 2.46 . sg., doio/s, h/, o/n, twofold, double, Emp. 17.3 , Call. 1.3 , 9.46 (Antip. Thess.), etc.— Ep. word, also Dor. , 12(3).378 (Thera), and Aret. 2.9 , 11 . doioto/kos, on, bearing twins, prob. in 7.742 ( Apollonid. ). doi=tron: pu/elon, ska/fhn, Hsch. (Perh. for droi=tron, cf. droi/th.) doiw/, = doioi/ (of which it is properly the dual), = du/o , indecl., Hom. ; commonly masc., Il. 3.236 , al.; but neut. in 24.648 . doka/zw, wait for, plo/on Sophr. 52 , cf. S. 221.23 . do/ka^na, ta/, (doko/s) at Sparta, two upright parallel bars joined towards each end (as symbols of the Dioscuri), Plu. 2.478a . doka/nh [a^], h(, (dokh/, de/xomai) = sta/lic , forked pole on which hunting-nets are fixed, Hsch. dokeu/s, e/ws, o(, = doko/s 11 , Heph.Astr. 1.24 . dokeu/w, keep an eye upon, watch narrowly, e(lisso/meno/n te dokeu/ei [the hound] watches [the boar] turning to bay, Il. 8.340 ; *qo/wna metastrefqe/nta dokeu/sas having watched for his turning round, 13.545 ; *)/amfiklon e)formhqe/nta dokeu/sas 16.313 ; to\nprou)/xonta dokeu/ei watches him that is before [in the race], 23.325 ; of the Great Bear, h(/ t' . . *)wri/wna dokeu/ei watches the hunter Orion, 18.488 ; lo/xmaisi d. lie in wait for [them] in . . , Pi. 10(11).30 , cf. 6.45 , Theoc. 9.26 ; nin . . o)/yetai dokeu/onta will see him playing the spy, E. 984 (lyr.); a(\ mh\ qe/mis ou)k e)do/keusa sought not for, IG 14.2068 . expect, c. acc., Arat. 987 , al.: c. gen., a)ne/moio galhnai/hs te d. Id. 813 . in later Poets, observe, see, Nonn. 1.530 , al., 5.252 ( Iren. ), Man. 6.142 ; also, think, Orph. 891 , 1083 . doke/w Il. 7.192 , Att. impf. e)do/koun, Ep. doke/eskon 5.298 ( Agath. ): — Med. , doke/onto Opp. 4.296 : part. dokeu/menos ib. 109 : the fut. and other tenses are twofold: fut. do/cw and aor. 1 e)/doca Pi. 4.37 , 208 , etc.: pf. de/doxa inferred from plpf. e)dedo/xesan D.C. 44.26 :— Pass. , aor. e)do/xqhn Plb. 21.10.8 , etc., (kat-) Antipho 2.2.2 : pf. de/dogmai Hdt. 8.100 , etc.: plpf. e)de/dokto Id. 9.74 . regul. forms (chiefly Trag., Com., and late Prose), fut. dokh/sw A. 388 , Ar. 562 , etc. (once in Hdt., 4.74 ); Dor. dokhsw= or -a_sw= Theoc. 1.150 : aor. e)do/khsa, Ep. do/k- Od. 10.415 , Pi. 13.56 , A. 1041 , Ar. 1485 , etc.: pf. dedo/khka A. 309 (lyr.):— Pass. , aor. e)dokh/qhn E. 1417 (anap.): pf. dedo/khmai Pi. 5.19 , E. 763 (anap.), Ar. 726 , also in Hdt. 7.16 .g/; but dedokhme/nos (q. v.) belongs to de/xomai. expect (Iterat. of de/komai, cf. de/xomai 11.3 ): hence, think, suppose, imagine, (opp. frone/w, S. 942 (lyr.), Pherecr. 146.4 ): c. acc. et inf., doke/w nikhse/men *(/ektora Il. 7.192 ; ou)/ se doke/w pei/qesqai Hdt. 1.8 , cf. 11 , 27 , al., Antipho 2.4.5 , etc.: rarely with inf. omitted, dokw= . . ou)de\n r(h=ma . . kako\n [ei)=nai] S. 61 ; tou/tous ti dokei=te [ei)=nai] X. 5.7.26 ; freq. in relating a dream or vision, tekei=n dra/kont' e)/docen she thought a serpent produced young, A. 527 ; e)do/koun ai)eto\n . . fe/rein methought an eagle was carrying, Ar. 15 ; o(ra=|s ga\r ou)de\n w(=n dokei=s sa/f' ei)de/nai E. 259 : with inf. only, e)/doc' i)dei=n methought I saw, ib. 408 ; e)/doc' a)kou=sai Pl. 315e ; e)/doc' e)n u(/pnw| . . oi)kei=n e)n *)/argei E. 44 (sts. also, as in signf. 11 , e)doca/thn moi du/o gunai=ke . . molei=n A. 181 ; e)n tw=| stadi/w| . . me/ tis e)do/kei stefanou=n Alex. 272.4 ). think to do, purpose, o(/tan d' a)ei/dein . . dokw= A. 16 . abs., have or form an opinion, peri/ tinos Hdt. 9.65 ; mostly in parenthetic phrases, w(s dokw= Pl. 264e ; dokw= alone, Hdt. 9.65 , Ar. 47 , Pl. 126b ; pw=s dokei=s; to call attention to something remarked, tou=ton, pw=s dokei=s; kaqu/brisen E. 446 , cf. 1160 , Diph. 96 , etc.; po/son dokei=s; Ar. 399 . dokw= moi I seem to myself, methinks, c. inf., e)gw/ moi doke/w katanoe/ein tou=to Hdt. 2.93 , etc.; h(de/ws a)/n moi dokw= koinwnh=sai/ tinos X. 8.7.25 , cf. 6.11 ; ou)/ moi dokw= I think not . . , Pl. 158e ; dokw= moi parenthetic, Id. 121d . dokw= moi I am determined, resolved, c. inf. pres., Ar. 177 , etc.: c. inf. fut., Aeschin. 3.53 , etc.: c. inf. aor., dub. in Ar. 671 , etc.: rarely without moi, think fit, su\ d' au)to\s h)/dh gnw=qi ti/na pe/mpein dokei=s A. 650 . seem, pretend, c. inf. (with or without neg.), o(re/wn me\n ou)de/n, doke/wn de\ [o(ra=n] dub. l. in Alcm. 87 ; ou)/te e)/doce maqe/ein Hdt. 1.10 ; ou)de\ gignw/skein dokw=n Pherecr. 163 ; ta\ me\n poiei=n, ta\ de\ dokei=n Arist. 1314a39 ; h)/kousa/ tou le/gontos, ou) dokw=n klu/ein E. 67 ; po/sous dokei=s . . o(rw=ntas . . mh\ dokei=n o(ra=n; Id. 462 , cf. Ar. 1146 , X. 4.5.6 . Pass. , to be considered, dokei=sqai ou(/tw Pl. 612d ; ta\ nu=n dokou/mena peri/ tinos the current opinions, ib. 490a . Med. , Opp. 4.296 ; dokeu/menos . . a)lu/cein ib. 109 . of an Object, seem, c. dat. pers. et inf. pres., doke/eis de/ moi ou)k a)pinu/ssein Od. 5.342 ; do/khse d' a)/ra sfi/si qumo\s w(\s e)/men w(s ei) . . their heart seemed just as if . . , felt as though . . , 10.415 : c. inf. fut., seem likely, doke/ei de/ moi w(=de lw/i+on e)/ssesqai Il. 6.338 : c. inf. aor. (never in Hom. ), ti/ d' a)\n dokei= soi *pri/amos (sc. poih=sai); A. 935 ; seem or be thought to have done, esp. of suspected persons, Th. 2.21 ; to be convicted, a)\n a(lw=| kai\ dokh=| tou)/rgon ei)rga/sqai D. 23.71 . abs., seem, as opp. to reality, to\ dokei=n kai\ ta\n a)la/qeian bia=tai Simon. 76 ; ou) dokei=n a)/ristos a)ll' ei)=nai qe/lei A. 592 , cf. Pl. 527b ; in full, to\ dokei=n ei)=nai A. 788 (anap.). seem good, be resolved on, ei) dokei= soi tau=ta ib. 944 ; toiau=t' e)/doce tw=|de *kadmei/wn te/lei Id. 1030 . freq. impers., dokei= moi it seems to me, methinks, w(/s moi dokei= ei)=nai a)/rista Il. 12.215 ; w(s e)moi\ dokei= as I think, A. 369 , etc.; to\ soi\ dokou=n your opinion, Pl. 487d : freq. in inf. in parenth. clause, w(s e)moi\ doke/ein to my thinking, Hdt. 9.113 ; doke/ein e)moi/ Id. 1.172 ; a)ll', e)moi\ dokei=n, ta/x' ei)/sei A. 246 , etc.; without moi, X. 4.5.1 . it seems good to me, it is my pleasure, dokei= h(mi=n xrh=sqai Th. 4.118 , cf. A. 1350 : freq. of a public resolution, toi=si *(/ellhsi do/cai . . a)paite/ein Hdt. 1.3 , etc.; e)/docen *)argei/oisin A. 605 , cf. 1010 ; esp. in decrees and the like , e)/doce th=| boulh=|, tw=| dh/mw|, Ar. 372 , Th. 4.118 , cf. 1.32 , etc.; ta\ do/canta S. 29 , D. 3.14 ; para\ to\ dokou=n h(mi=n Th. 1.84 , etc.:— Pass. , de/doktai Hdt. 4.68 ; ou(/tw de/doktai; S. 1277 , etc.; ei) e)painh=sai dedo/khtai Pi. 5.19 ; dedo/xqw to\ a)/topon tou=to Pl. 799e , etc.; tou=t' e)st' e)moi\ dedogme/non E. 1 ; dedogme/n' [e)sti/] . . th/nde katqanei=n S. 576 , cf. 1431 ; ta\ dedogme/na Hdt. 3.76 ; dedo/xqai th=| boulh=| kai\ tw=| dh/mw| 22.1.12 , etc. c. acc. abs., do/can when it was decreed or resolved, do/can au)toi=s w(/ste dianaumaxei=n Th. 8.79 ; do/can de/ sfi (sc. lipe/sqai) Hdt. 2.148 ; do/can h(mi=n tau=ta Pl. 314c , cf. X. 4.1.13 ; i)di/a| dokh=sa/n soi to/d' . . ; E. 129 ; also dedogme/non au)toi=s Th. 1.125 , etc.; but also do/cantos tou/tou X. 1.1.36 ; do/canta tau=ta kai\ peranqe/nta ib. 3.2.19 . to be reputed, c. inf., Pi. 13.56 , 6.40 ; a)/cioi u(mi=n dokou=ntes Th. 1.76 ; dokou=ntes ei)=nai/ ti men who are held to be something, men of repute, Pl. 472a ; to\ dokei=n tine\s ei)=nai . . proseilhfo/tes D. 21.213 ; to\ fronei=n e)do/kei tis ei)=nai peritto/s Plu. 1 ; oi( dokou=ntes Heraclit. 28 (dub.), E. 295 ; ta\ dokou=nta, opp. ta\ mhde\n o)/nta, Id. 613 ; met' a)reth=s dokou/shs e)s a)llh/lous gi/gnesqai Th. 3.10 ; to be an established, current opinion, Arist. 76b24 , al.; ta\ dokou=nta Id. 1088a16 , al.:— Pass. , oi( dedogme/noi a)ndrofo/noi those who have been found guilty of homicide, D. 23.28 ; also ai( dokou/menai *pe/rsais te/xnai Polem. 60 . (The two senses of doke/w are sts. contrasted, ta\ a)ei\ dokou=nta . . tw=| dokou=nti ei)=nai a)lhqh= that which seems true is true to him who thinks it, Pl. 158e ; to\ dokou=n e(ka/stw| tou=to kai\ ei)=nai tw=| dokou=nti ib. 162c .) dokh/, h(, vision, fancy, Hdn.Gr. 1.313 . = doxh/ , Hsch. do/khma, atos, to/, vision, fancy, d. o)nei/rwn E. 111 (lyr.); ta\ sokh/masin sofa/ Id. 411 ; dokh/mata make-believes, of adopted sons, Id. 359 . opinion, expectation, dokhma/twn e)kto/s Id. 771 (lyr.). = do/gma, d. tou= sunedri/ou 12(3).1259.3 (Cimolus), 91.27 (Argos, iii B. C.). dokhsi^-de/cios, on, clever in one's own conceit, Pherecr. 154 , Callias Com. 27 . dokhsi^/-nous, oun, = foreg., ibid. do/khsis, ews, h(, (doke/w) opinion, fancy, d. de\ dei= le/gein Hdt. 7.185 , cf. Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.22 , etc.; d. ei)pei=n, opp. e)cakribw=sai lo/gon, S. 426 ; d. a)gnw\s lo/gwn h)=lqe a vague suspicion was thrown out, Id. 681 (lyr.); d. th=s a)lhqei/as Th. 2.35 ; dw/rwn d. suspicion of bribery, Id. 5.16 ; d. pare/xein w(s . . Plu. 54 . apparition, phantom, kenh\n d. E. 36 ; skopei=te mh\ do/khsin ei)/xet' e)k qew=n ib. 119 ; ou(/tw dokei=te th\n d. a)sfalh= ib. 121 . appearance, opp. reality, Ph. 1.222 ; fa/sma kai\ d. e(auth=s pare/xein Plu. 2.392a ; d. i)sxi/ou Aret. 2.12 . repute, credit, Th. 4.18 , 3.38 ; o( strathgo\s th\n d. a)/rnutai E. 696 . dokhsi^-sofi/a, h(, conceit of wisdom, Pl. (?)ap. Poll. 4.9 . dokhsi^/-sofos, on, wise in one's own conceit, Ar. 44 , Antipho Soph. 105 , Ph. 1.122 ; d. fro/nhma ib. 605 . doki/as, ou, o(, = doko/s 11 , Phlp. 92.24 , Suid. s.v. komh=tai. doki/dion, to/, Dim. of doko/s, Harp. dokikw=, com. barbarism for doke/w, Hermipp. 12 . doki^ma/zw, (do/kimos) assay, test, porfu/ran kai\ xruso/n Isoc. 12.39 ; tou\s oi)/nous Arist. 1118a28 ; ta\ nomi/smata Id. 491a21 :— Med. , prove for oneself, choose, xw/ran X. 8.10 , cf. Men. 532.11 (dub.):— Pass. , e)peida\n to\ e)/rgon . . dokimasqh=| 2266.15 (Delos). of persons, d. au)tou/s put them to the test, make trial of them, Isoc. 2.50 ; d. tou\s mhnuta/s Th. 6.53 ; fi/lous X. 2.6.1 , cf. 1.8 (iv B. C.), etc.; also of Apis-bulls, Hdt. 2.38 . approve, sanction, meta\ dedokimasme/nou [lo/gou] mh\ cune/pesqai Th. 3.38 ; e)yhfi/sasqe dokima/santes tou\s no/mous, ei)=t' a)nagra/yai tou/tous oi(\ a)\n dokimasqw=si And. 1.82 ; a)/rrenas e)/rwtas Plu. 2.11e ; o(/ph| tau/th| a)reth\ dokima/zetai Pl. 407c : c. inf., e)kponei=n e)doki/maze he approved of their working, X. 1.2.4 ; e)peidh/ . . e)dokima/sqh tau=ta kalw=s e)/xein Th. 2.35 . as a political term, approve after scrutiny as fit for an office, Lys. 16.3 , Pl. 759d , Arist. 45.3 :— Pass. , to be approved as fit, Lys. 15.6 , etc.; dokimasqei\s a)rxe/tw Pl. 765b ; mou dokimazome/nou when I was undergoing a scrutiny, D. 21.111 ; dedokimasme/nos [i)atro/s] 106.24 (ii A. D.), cf. 201 (ii A. D.): metaph., o(\n o( *(/hfaistos e)doki/masen 90.3 (ii B. C.); u(pe\r tou= stefanwqh=nai dokima/zomai D. 18.266 . pass as fit to serve, i(ppeu/ein dedokimasme/nos Lys. 14.22 , cf. X. 3.3.20 , 22.1126.15 , 1369 . examine and admit boys to the class of e)/fhboi or e)/fhboi to the rights of manhood, Ar. 578 ( Pass. ), Arist. 42.2 , etc.; e(/ws e)gw\ a)nh\r ei)=nai dokimasqei/hn D. 27.5 ; ei)s a)/ndras dedokimasme/noi Isoc. 12.28 . test an orator's right to speak (cf. dokimasi/a 4 ), 310 . c. inf., think fit to do, Luc. Bis Acc. 31 , J. 2.7.4 , etc.: with neg., refuse to do, 1.28 : abs., 248.19 (i A. D.), etc. doki^mai/nontai: dokima/zousi, Hsch. doki^m-a^si/a, h(, examination, scrutiny: of magistrates after election, to see if they fulfil the legal requirements of legitimacy, full citizenship, etc., h( d. tw=n strathgw=n Lys. 15.2 , cf. 16.9 (pl.); tw=n i(ere/wn Pl. 759d ; d. ei)sa/gein tai=s a)rxai=s Arist. 59.4 (pl.), cf. 22.856 , 980 . d. tw=n i(ppe/wn passing muster, X. 3.9 (pl.). d. (sc. e)fh/bwn), before admission to the rights of manhood, D. 44.41 , v. l. in 57.62 . d. tw=n r(hto/rwn a judicial process to determine the right of a man to speak in the e)kklhsi/a or in the law-courts, Aeschin. 1.2 . examination of recruits, 3.982.6 (iv A. D.). generally, test, d. i(kanh/n [tinos] labei=n make full trial of, Is. 7.34 (but, receive assurance of . . , Plb. 3.31.8 ); h( kata\ to\n xro/non d. Arist. 1162a14 ; kri/sin kai\ d. tinw=n poiei=n Plu. 10 ; li/qos dokimasi/as LXX 6.21 ; d. oi)kodo/mwn 3.176 (v A. D.). doki^m-aste/os, a, on, to be approved after scrutiny, Luc. 8 . impers., dokimaste/on, one must approve after scrutiny, Lys. 21.25 , Epicur. 28 , Plu. 2.3d , Max.Tyr. 7.9 . doki^m-asth/r, h=ros, o(, = dokimasth/s, tw=n koinw=n Plb. 24.7.5 , cf. 6.8 . doki^m-asth/rion, to/, test, means of trial, Men. 537 , Arr. 3.6.10 ; mu/rwn, of the nose, Artem. 4.27 . doki^m-asth/s, ou=, o(, examiner, scrutineer, Lys. 26.16 , Pl. 802b ; pra/gmatos D. 48.3 ; diai/ths Aeschin. 2.146 (pl.); money-changer, Men. 532.8 . approver, panegyrist, D. 21.127 ; d. kai\ e)painhtai/ D.C. 38.4 . doki^m-astiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for scrutiny, du/namis Arr. 1.1.1 , cf. S.E. 1.64 , 52 , v. l. in Diog.Bab.Stoic. 3.219 . Adv. -kw=s approvingly, diakei=sqai 3.160 . -ko/n, to/, commission paid to an assayer, PHib. 29.24 , al. doki^m-asto/s, h/, o/n, approved, Diog.Bab.Stoic. 3.219 , cf. 49 , D. L. 7.105 . doki^m-a/w, = -a/zw , 24.78 (ii B. C.). doki^m-ei=on, to/, test, means of testing, Pl. 65c (v.l. doki/mion, as in D.H. 11.1 , 1.3 , 1.7 , S.E. 7.430 , Lib. 16.55 ), 7.303.31 (Orop.); proof, eu)sebei/as 308.16 (Hierapolis), cf. Zos. 3.13 . doki^m-ei=os (freq. written doki/mios), a, on, = do/kimos, xrusi/on 717.8 , cf. 2.684.5 , etc. doki^m-h/, h(, proof, test, interpol. in Dsc. 4.184 . tried or approved character, Ep.Phil. 2.22 , cf. 2.9 . do/ki^m-os, on ( Dor. a, on 1.103 ), (de/xomai) acceptable: hence, of persons, trustworthy, Heraclit. 28 ( Sup. ), Democr. 67 ; approved, esteemed, Hdt. 1.65 , al.; d. para/ tini Id. 7.117 ; dokimw/tatos *(ella/di most approved by Hellas, her noblest son, E. 277 (anap.): c. inf., of approved ability to do . . , do/kimos d' ou)/tis . . ei)/rgein A. 87 (lyr.). of things, excellent, to\ e)/ar -w/taton Hdt. 7.162 ; notable, considerable, potamo/s Id. 7.129 ; approved, kriqa\ kaqara\ d. l. c.; d. a)rgu/rion legal tender, D. 35.24 , cf. 3.938.6 (iii A. D.); u(/mnos acceptable, Pi. 3.11 . Adv. -mws really, genuinely, A. 547 (lyr.), X. 1.6.7 . doki^m-o/w, = dokima/zw , Parm. 1.32 , Pherecyd. ap. D.L. 1.122 , Theoc. 30.25 , Hsch. doki^/m-wmi, Aeol. form of dokimo/w, = doke/w , Sapph. 69 , cf. 37 (dub.), 991.7 (Balbilla). doki/on, to/, = doki/s , Arist. 532b21 , 11.146A68 (Delos, iv B. C.), D.S. 18.42 . doki/s, i/dos, h(, plank, Hp. 13 , X. 9.15 , 11.287A24 (Delos, iii B. C.). screen or shield used by sappers, = xelw/nh o)ruktri/s , Ph. 81.28 , al. = doko/s 11 , Arist. 392b4 , Ptol. 90 ; puri/nh d. D.S. 15.50 , cf. Nonn. 2.199 . number of the form mn2 (m>n), Theo Sm. p.42 H., Nicom. 2.17 . doki/ths, ou, o(, = doko/s 11 , Suid. dokoqh/kh, h(, stone with hole for insertion of roof-beam, IG 11(2).161 A 55 (Delos, iii B. C.). doko/n, to/, = doko/s , 3.1259.13 (iv A. D.). dokopoio/s, tignarius, Gloss. doko/s, h(, later also o(, Luc. 2.1 : (de/xomai):— bearing-beam, main beam, esp. in the roof or floor of a house, Od. 22.176 , Ar. 1496 ; any balk or beam, Il. 17.744 , Th. 4.112 ; bar of a gate or door, Ar. 201 : also, in pl., firewood, PFlor. 127.5 (iii A. D.): prov., o( th\n doko\n fe/rwn one who has 'swallowed a poker', Arist. 1413b28 ; e)n dokoi=si is prob. f. l. for e)ndo/koisi in Archil. 66.3 , cf. Hsch. s.v. e)/ndokos. a kind of meteor, Plin. 2.96 , Lyd. 10b , Hsch. ; cf. dokeu/s, doki/as, doki/s 11 . do/kos, o(, = do/khsis , Xenoph. 34.4 , Call. 100 ; peri\ tou= d., title of work by Demetrius of Phalerum, D.L. 5.81 . = a)gxonh/ , Ar. 515 . dokote/ktwn, onos, o(, carpenter, Gloss. doko/w, furnish with rafters, in Pass. , S.E. 3.99 ; oi)ki/a dedokwme/nh 5105.3 (ii B. C.), 2.35 (i B. C.). dokw/, o/os, contr. ou=s, h(, = do/khsis , E. 747 . dok-w/dhs, es, beam-like, Gloss. do/k-wsis, ews, h(, furnishing with rafters, roofing, LXX 10.18 , Plu. 2.1112e (pl.), S.E. 3.99 , 9.343 , 1648.60 (ii A. D.). dola/n (leg. doa/n): a)nti\ tou= dh/n, Hsch. dola/na: mastropo/s, Id. (cf. doloma/n). dolbai/: qu/mata, oi( de\ mikra\ (mikta\ cod.) plakou/ntia, Id.; cf. do/lpai. dolero/s, a/, o/n, (do/los) deceitful, treacherous, no/os Hdt. 2.151 ; a)/nqrwpoi, ei(/mata, Id. 3.22 ; frh/n S. 1112 (lyr.), cf. X. 1.6.27 , Ant.Lib. 29.3 ; dolero\n pe/fuken a)/nqrwpos Arr. 4.5.1 ; d. e)/rws Pl. 205d . Adv. -rw=s Ph. 2.314 , J. 14.13.6 , Poll. 3.132 . do/leuma, atos, to/, stratagem, ruse, Aen.Tact. 39 tit. dole/wn: doqih/n, Hsch. doli/a, h(, = kw/neion , Ps.- Dsc. 4.78 . doli^eu/omai, deal treacherously, Aq. , Sm. 37.18 . lo/gos dedolieume/nos a sophism, S.E. 2.229 . doli/zw, adulterate, Dsc. 1.64 , al. doli^o/-boulos, on, gloss on dolo/mhtis , Suid. doli^o/-gnwmos, on, gloss on doliomh=ta , Hsch. doli^o-mh/ths, voc. -mh=ta, o(, = sq., Id. doli^o/-mhtis, idos, o(, h(, crafty-minded, A. 750 (lyr.). doli^o/-mu_qos, on, crafty of speech, prob. for dolo/-, S. 839 (lyr.). doli^o/-pous, o(, h(, poun, to/, stealthy of foot, Id. 1392 (lyr.). do/lios, a , on (os, on E. 33 , 530 ), LXX 51(52).6 , etc. (lyr.): — crafty, deceitful, treacherous, in Od. always of things, e)/pea, te/xnh, 9.282 , 4.455 ; o(ppo/te . . do/lion peri\ ku/klon a)/gwsin the treacherous circle, i. e. the net, 4.792 ; mh=nis A. 155 (lyr.); of persons, Pi. 2.82 , etc.; do/lion o)/mm' e)/xwn A. 569 ; epith. of Aphrodite, B. 16.116 , E. 238 (lyr.); of Hermes, S. 133 , Ar. 1157 ; in later Prose, Plb. 21.34.1 ; d. xei/lh LXX 26.23 ; a)neleu/qeros kai\ d. Phld. p.60 W. Adv. -i/ws Batr. 93 , 387.7 (Apamea), LXX 9.4 ( 3 ), D.L. 9.35 . dolio/ths, htos, h(, deceit, subtlety, LXX 25.17 , al. dolio/-tropos, on, crafty, gnw/mh Tz. 3.443 . dolio/-frwn, o(, h(, gen. onos, crafty of mind, wily, poina/ A. 947 (lyr.); *ku/pris E. 1300 . dolio/w, 3 pl. impf. e)doliou=san, deal treacherously with one, LXX 5.10 , al.: abs., to be treacherous, Sm. 26.19 . doli/skos, o(, Dim. of do/lwn 11 , Hsch. doli/fonon: pe/paiktai de\ tou= dolofoni/ou, Id. doli^x-ai/wn, o(, h(, gen. wnos, long-lived, immortal, qeoi/ Emp. 21.12 , 23.8 . doli^x-a/oros [a_], on, with long sword, *)aqhnai/h Philet. 23 . doli^/x-aulos, on, with a long tube, d. ai)gane/h a spear with a long iron socket for the shaft, Od. 9.156 . doli^x-au/xhn, enos, o(, h(, long-necked, ptanai/ E. 1487 (lyr.); ku/knos B. 15.6 , E. 793 (lyr.). doli^x-egxh/s, e/s, with tall spear, *pai/ones Il. 21.155 . doli^x-eu/w, = dolixodrome/w , 11.82 ( Nicarch. ): generally, dro/mon d. go through a long course, Ph. 1.331 ; d. th\n fu/sin prolong its existence, ib. 9 ; d. pollou\s plou=s Ael. 71 . doli^xh/pous, o(, h(, gen. podos, with long feet, Numen. ap. Ath. 7.305a . doli^x-h/retmos, on, (e)retmo/s) long-oared, of a ship, Od. 4.499 , etc.; of the Phaeacians, using long oars, 8.191 ; d. *ai)/gina Pi. 8.20 . doli^x-h/rhs, es, = dolixo/s , long, Nic. 183 , Opp. 1.408 . doli^xo-gra^fi/a, h(, prolix writing, AP 6.327 ( Leon. ). long-continued writing, ib. 65 (Paul. Sil.). doli^xo/-deiros, Ep. doul-, on, long-necked, ku/knoi Il. 2.460 . doli^xo-drome/w, run the do/lixos, Aeschin. 3.91 . doli^xo-dro/mos, on, running the do/lixos, Pl. 335e , X. 2.17 :— Aeol. and Dor. dolixadro/mos, 12(2).388 (Mytilene), 2758 (Aphrodisias), 5(1).19 (Sparta). doli^xo/-eis, essa, en, Ion. doul-, = dolixo/s , 6.4 ( Leon. ). doli^xo-kro/ta^fos, on, long-headed, IG 2.1310 . doli^xo/-ouros or doli/x-ouros, on, long-tailed: metaph. of verses with a syll. redundant (as Od. 5.231 ), Sch.Heph. p.290C. , Eust. 12.33 . doli^xo/-pous, o(, h(, poun, to/, = dolixh/pous. doli^xo/s, h/, o/n, long, e)/gxea, do/ru, Il. 4.533 , al.; also of Time, nu/c, nou=sos, Od. 23.243 , 11.172 ; dolixo/n, as Adv., Il. 10.52 ; sxeli/des Archipp. 11.3 (lyr.); e)la/tai A.R. 1.914 ; prumnh/sia 10.4 ( Marc.Arg. ); some phrases, as d. plo/os, d. o(do/s, unite both senses, Od. 3.169 , 4.393 . (Cf. Skt. dīrghas 'long'.) do/lixos, o(, the long course, in racing, opp. sta/dion, 22.956 , etc.; to\n d. a(milla=sqai Pl. 833b ; qei=n X. 4.8.27 ; nika=n Luc. 30 ; doli/xw| kratei=n Paus. 3.21.1 : metaph., d. katatei/nousi tou= lo/gou Pl. 329a ; do/lixon toi=s e)/tesi . . tre/xein Epicr. 3.18 ; do/lixon bio/tou stadieu/sas 311 ; gh/rws d. ib. 231 . a measure of length, = 12 stades, Hero *Geom. 4.13 . calavance, Vigna sinensis, Thphr. 8.3.2 , Diocl.Fr. 117 . doli^x-o/ski^os, on, (skia/) casting a long shadow, Homeric epith. of e)/gxos, Il. 3.346 , etc.: in later Ep. as a general epith., long, ou)rh/ Opp. 1.411 ; au)xh/n Nonn. 12.181 ; far-reaching, i)o/s Id. 2.612 , etc. doli^x-ou/a^tos, on, (ou)=as) long-eared, Opp. 3.186 . doli^xo/frwn, o(, h(, gen. onos, far-reaching, me/rimnai Emp. 11.1 . dolixwpa/: makra/, Hsch. dolo/-eis, essa, en, (do/los) subtle, wily, *kaluyw/, *ki/rkh, Od. 7.245 , 9.32 . of things, craftily contrived, artful, de/smata 8.281 ; qa/natos Hellanic. 69 (a) J. ; *troi/as e(/dh E. 1527 (lyr.). dolo-ergh/s, e/s, working by fraud, Man. 4.394 :—also dolo-ergo/s, o/n, ib. 57 , al. dolo-kta^si/a, h(, (ktei/nw) murder by treachery, A.R. 4.479 (pl.). doloma/n: mastropo/n ( Lacon. ), Hsch. dolo-mh/dhs, es, gen. eos, wily, crafty, f. l. in Simon. 43 . dolo-mh/ths, ou, o(, voc. dolomh=ta, = sq., Il. 1.540 . dolo/-mhtis, i, crafty of counsel, wily, of persons, Od. 1.300 ; *)afrodi/ta prob. in Simon. 43 ; a)pa/ta A. 93 (lyr.). dolo-mh/xa^nos, on, contriving wiles, *)/arhs Simon. 43 (codd. of Sch. A.R. ), Theoc. 30.25 . dolo/-mu_qos, on, subtle-speaking, f. l. in S. 839 (lyr.). dolopeu/w, plot, Hsch. (cf. do/loy). dolo-pla^nh/s, e/s, treacherous, Nonn. 8.126 . dolo-ploki/a, h(, subtlety, craft, in pl., Thgn. 226 , Hp. 17 . dolo-plo/kos, on (a, on v.l. in 129 ), weaving wiles, *)afrodi/ta Sapph. 1.2 ; mu=qos Tryph. 264 . dolo-poio/s, o/n, treacherous, ensnaring, a)na/gka S. 832 (lyr.). dolorra^f-e/w, lay snares, Ctes. 29.4 . dolorra^f-h/s, e/s, treacherously wrought, of nets, Opp. 3.84 . weaving treacherously, Nonn. 20.182 , al. dolorra^f-i/a, h(, artful contrivance, AP 5.285 (Paul. Sil.). dolo/rra^f-os, on, (r(a/ptw) treacherous, Tz. 8.925 . do/los (A), o(, prop. bait for fish, Od. 12.252 : hence, any cunning contrivance for deceiving or catching, as the net in which Hephaestus catches Ares, 8.276 ; the Trojan horse, ib. 494 ; Ixion's bride, Pi. 2.39 ; the robe of Penelope, Od. 19.137 (pl.); cu/linos d. mouse-trap, Batr. 116 . generally, any trick or stratagem, pukino\n d. a)/llon u(/faine Il. 6.187 , etc.: in pl., wiles, do/loi kai\ mh/dea 3.202 ; do/loisi kekasme/ne 4.339 , etc. in the abstract, craft, cunning, treachery, do/lw| h)e\ bi/h|fi Od. 9.406 ; e)/pefne do/lw|, ou)/ ti kra/tei/+ ge Il. 7.142 ; ou) kat' i)sxu\n . . do/lw| de/ . . A. 215 , cf. 556 , etc.; do/lois ib. 888 , S. 960 , etc.; e)k do/lou Id. 279 ; e)n do/lw| Id. 102 ; su\n do/lw| A. 775 ; meta\ do/lou kai\ te/xnhs Isoc. 9.36 ; do/lw| ponhrw=|, = Lat. dolo malo, Supp.Epigr. 1.161.53 ; meta\ do/lou ponhrou= 12(2).510.9 (Methymna); xwri\s d. p. 629.112 (Palmyra). spy, Hsch. do/los (B): pa/ssalos, Hsch. dolosxerh/s, e/s, neut. pl. ta\ dolosxere/a, of parts of a bier, 12 ( 5 ). 593 (Ceos); cf. foreg. (Perh. ta\ d' o(losxere/a.) dolofon-e/w, slay by treachery, Str. 5.3.2 , al., Ph. 1.412 :— Pass. , Plb. 32.5.11 ; but freq. simply, murder (with no implication of treachery), Ph. 1.205 , al., App. 69 :— Pass. , D. 19.194 , Arist. 836a16 , 12r v8 , 388i 23 (ii/iii A. D.), etc. dolofo/n-hsis, ews, h(, = sq., App. 69 . dolofon-i/a, h(, slaying by treachery, Arist. 1131a7 ; murder, Plb. 6.13.4 (pl.). dolo/fon-os, on, slaying by treachery, privy to treacherous murder, le/bhs d. A. 1129 (lyr.). dolo-fra^dh/s, e/s, wily-minded, h.Merc. 282 , Pi. 8.33 . dolo-fra/dmwn, on, gen. onos, = foreg., *)afrodi/th Nonn. 4.68 , 32.1 . dolo-frone/wn, ousa, on, planning craft, wily-minded, Il. 3.405 , Od. 10.339 , Archil. 93 . dolo-frosu/nh, h(, craft, subtlety, Il. 19.97 , 112 . dolo/-frwn, on, gen. onos, = dolofradh/s , f. l. in A. 750 (lyr.); *)apa/ta 7.145 ( Asclep. ). do/loy, opos, o(, lurker in ambush, Hsch. dolo/w, beguile, ensnare, take by craft, A. 273 , 1636 ; farma/kw| d. Hdt. 1.212 ; u(=s ple/gmasi d. X. 1.6.28 ; dolou=n tina\ ga/mois beguile by the anticipation of . . , E. 898 (anap.):— Med. , 2.36 , 44 :— Pass. , Hes. 494 , S. 1288 . disguise, morfh/n ib. 129 ; adulterate incense, wine, etc., Dsc. 1.81 , Luc. 59 ; alloy, Gal. 14.48 ( Pass. ); dye, ta\ e)/ria Poll. 7.169 . do/lpai, ai(, small cakes (Cos), Hsch. ; cf. dolbai/. *dolfoi/, v. *delfoi/. dolfo/s, o(, (cf. delfu/s) womb, Id. do/lwma, atos, to/, trick, deceit, A. 1003 ; stratagem, ruse, Aen. Tact. 8.2 (pl.). do/lwn, wnos, o(, flying jib, Plb. 16.15.2 , D.S. 20.61 . spar which carries such a sail, Poll. 1.91 . secret weapon, poniard, stiletto, Plu. 10 . fishing-rod (?), Artem. 2.14 . dolwniko/s, h/, o/n, pertaining to a top-sail, cu/lon ei)s tra/pezan dolwnikh/n PLond.ined. 2305 (iii B. C.). dol-w=pis, idos, h(, artful-looking, treacherous, S. 1050 . do/l-wsis, ews, h(, tricking, X. 1.6.28 (pl.). alloying, Gal. 14.48 . do/ma (A), atos, to/, (di/dwmi) gift, Pl. 415b , LXX 25.6 (pl.), Plu. 2.182e . payment, PPetr. 2p.11 (iii B. C.). do/ma (B), atos, to/, = dw=ma , Max. 448 , = teixi/on , Hsch. domai=os, a, on, (domh/) for building: domai=oi (sc. li/qoi) foundation-stones, A.R. 1.737 ; d. la=a 4.279 . doma^ti/zw, bestow presents on, Sm. 16.33 :— Pass. , Ps.-Callisth. 1.11 (cod. A). dom-a/w, = de/mw :— Pass. , li/qoi eu)= dedomhme/noi Aristid. 1.821 J. , cf. J. 5.4.2 , al., Arr. 7.22.2 . do/menai, do/men, v. sub di/dwmi. dom-e/onti: oi)kodomou=nti, Hsch. dom-h/, h(, (de/mw) building, dub. l. in J. 15.11.3 , cf. Hsch. Alex. word for de/mas, A.R. 3.1395 , Nic. 153 , Lyc. 334 , 597 , 783 . do/mhma, atos, to/, building, J. 5.5.1 . do/m-hsis, ews, h(, = domh/ 1 , J. 1.21.6 , al. dom-h/twr, oros, o(, builder, Anon. in Rh. 1.642 W. do/monde, Adv. homeward, Hom. ; o(/nde do/monde to his own house, Od. 1.83 ; also do/mon Archestr. 26 . do/mortis: gunh/, Hsch. do/mos, o(, (de/mw, cf. Lat. domus): house, Il. 2.513 , Sapph. 1.7 , etc.; also, part of a house, room, chamber, Od. 8.57 , 22.204 : freq. in pl. for a house, Hes. 96 , etc.; freq. in Trag., A. 433 , etc.: chiefly poet., oi)=kos or oi)ki/a being used in Prose. house of a god, temple, *dio\s do/mos Il. 8.375 ; d. *)arte/midos Ar. 1273 ; *)erexqh=os pukino\n do/mon the building of Erechtheus, i.e. the temple of Athena, Od. 7.81 ; *)/ai+dos d., of the nether world, Il. 3.322 , etc.; d. di/kas A. 516 (lyr.); mustodo/kos d., of the temple at Eleusis, Ar. 303 : so in pl., ei)n *)ai/+dao do/moisi Il. 22.52 ; do/mwn tw=n *loci/ou A. 35 , cf. E. 249 ; chamber in a temple, xru/seos d. e)n *dio\s oi)/kw| Theoc. 17.17 . abode of animals, e.g. sheepfold, Il. 12.301 ; koi=los d. wasps' or bees' nest, ib. 169 ; serpent's hole, Ael. 2.9 . cu/linos d. pyre, B. 3.49 . ke/drinoi do/moi closet or chest of cedar, E. 160 . in Trag., household, family, A. 263 , S. 370 , E. 70 , 114 (anap.); one's father's house, e)/cw do/mwn te kai\ pa/tras w)qei=n e)me/ A. 665 , etc. course of stone or bricks in a building, u(podei/mas to\n prw=ton d. li/qou *ai)qiopikou= Hdt. 2.127 ; dia\ trih/konta do/mwn pli/nqou at every thirtieth layer of bricks, Id. 1.179 , cf. LXX 6.24 , D.S. 1.64 ; kaq' e(/na do/mon Plb. 10.22.7 . ply or strand of gut in the to/noi of a torsion-engine, Ph. 65.42 , Hero 82.1 . domo-sfa^lh/s, e/s, shaking the house, ktu/pos A. 1533 (lyr.). domo-te/ktwn, onos, o(, = valvarius, Gloss.; carpenter, Ath.Mitt. 25.123 (Philadelphia). domo/w, provide with lodging, PMasp. 96.29 ( Pass. , vi A. D.). dona^k-eu/omai, fowl with reed and birdlime, AP 9.264 ( Apollonid. or Phil. ). dona^k-eu/s, h=os or e/ws, o(, (do/nac) thicket of reeds, Il. 18.576 : pl., Opp. 4.507 . fowler, Id. 1.73 . = do/nac , 6.64 (Paul. Sil.). dona^k-hdo/n, Adv. like a reed, A.D. 197.19 . dona^k-h/mata: a)nalh/mmata, Hsch. dona^/k-inos, h, on, made of reeds, kerki/des Hsch. s. h. v. dona^k-i=tis, idos, h(, of reed, yh/ktra 6.307 ( Phan. ). Subst., = leukh\ a)/kanqa , Ps.- Dsc. 3.12 . dona^ko-glu/fos [u^], on, reed-cutting, pen-making, smi=la 6.295 ( Phan. ). dona^ko-di/fhs [i_], poet. doun-, ou, o(, one who searches among reeds, prob. in ib. 10.22 (Bianor). dona^ko/-eis, essa, en, reedy, donako/entos *eu)rw/ta E. 210 (lyr.); do/los d. a reed covered with birdlime, 9.273 (Bianor). dona^ko-tro/fos, on, producing reeds, *eu)rw/tas Thgn. 785 , E. 179 (lyr.); *la/dwn Corinn. 12 . dona^ko-foi/ths, v. doun-. dona^ko/-xloos, on, contr. dona^ko/-xlous, oun, green with reeds, E. 400 . *dona/ktas, ou, o(, epith. of Apollo, prob. in Theopomp.Hist. 281 . dona^k-w/dhs, es, reedy, *nei=los B. 22 , cf. A.R. 2.818 ; reed-like, morfh/ Nonn. 42.385 ; made by a reed, me/los ib. 1.440 . dona^k-w/n, w=nos, o(, a thicket of reeds, Paus. 9.31.7 (as pr. n.), Epic. in 7.7 . do/nac, a^kos, o(, poet. gen. dou/nakos (v. infr.), dat. dw/naki Theoc. (v. infr.): (done/w, 'a reed shaken with the wind'):—pole-reed, Arundo Donax, smaller than the ka/lamos (Eust. Il. 1165.23 ), Il. 10.467 , Od. 14.474 , Thphr. 4.11.11 , etc.; do/nakes kala/moio reed-stalks, h.Merc. 47 . bed of reeds, App. 3.67 , al. anything made of reed, shaft of an arrow, Il. 11.584 . shepherd's pipe, Pi. 12.25 (pl.), A. 574 (lyr.), Theoc. 20.29 . fishing-rod or limed reed, AP 7.702 ( Apollonid. ). bridge of the lyre, Ar. 232 . shell-fish, = swlh/n , Diph.Siph. ap. Ath. 3.90d . don-e/w, shake, of the effects of the wind, to\ de/ te pnoiai\ done/ousin they shake the young tree, Il. 17.55 ; a)/nemos . . ne/fea skio/enta donh/sas having driven them, 12.157 ; a)ne/mw| dedonhme/non au)=on a)/xerdon Theoc. 24.90 : generally, shake, d. ga/la, in order to make butter, Hdt. 4.2 ; d. a)/konta Pi. 1.44 :— Pass. , donou=ntai to\ neurw=des have twitchings in the tendons, Paul.Aeg. 6.74 . drive about, ta\s . . oi)=stros . . e)do/nhsen (sc. ta\s bo/as) Od. 22.300 ; disturb, terrify, Tim. 222 : hence of love, agitate, excite, Sapph. 40 , Ar. 954 (lyr.); poqeina\ *(ella\s au)ta\n d. ma/stigi peiqou=s Pi. 4.219 , cf. 6.36 ( Pass. ); qumo\n done/ousi me/rimnai B. 1.69 (but d. kardi/an to agitate one's mind, 8 ); o)smh\ . . mukth=ra donei= Mnesim. 4.60 ; h(ma=s e)do/nhsen h( mousikh/ Alciphr. 6.12 :— Pass. , h( *)asi/h e)done/eto Asia was in commotion, Hdt. 7.1 ; ta\ u(pero/ria pole/mois e)donei=to App. 4.52 ; pele/kessi donei=sqai Corinn. 18 ; *)/erwti doneu/menos Bion 6.5 ; pai=da poqw=n dedo/nhto Theoc. 13.65 : fut. Med. in pass. sense, a(/rmata kala\ donh/setai 270 . Pass. , wheel, of troops, Arist. 399b9 . of sound, murmur, buzz, of bees, prob. in 563 ; d. qro/on u(/mnwn rouse the voice of song, Pi. 7.81 :—also in Med. or Pass. , lura=n te boai\ kanaxai/ t' au)lw=n done/ontai Id. 10.39 ; of bees, Choeril. 2 ; r(oizh/masin ai)qh\r donei=tai Ar. 1183 .—Poet. word, used in Ion. , X. 2.8 , and late Prose; of medical percussion, Aret. 2.1 . do/n-hma, atos, to/, agitation, waving, de/ndrou Luc. 19 . do/ca^, h(, (doke/w, de/komai) expectation, ou)d' a)po\ do/chs not otherwise than one expects, Il. 10.324 , Od. 11.344 ; in Prose, para\ do/can h)\ w(s katedo/kee Hdt. 1.79 , etc.; e)n do/ca| qe/menos eu)=xos hoping for . . , Pi. 10(11).63 ; do/can pare/xein tini\ mh\ poih/sesqai . . to make one expect that . . , X. 7.5.21 ; do/can pare/xesqai/ tini w(s . . , c. part., Pl. 216d ; a)po\ th=s d. pese/ein, = Lat. spe excidere, Hdt. 7.203 . after Hom. , notion, opinion, judgement, whether well grounded or not, brotw=n do/cai Parm. 1.30 , cf. 8.51 ; yuxh=s eu)tlh/moni do/ch| A. 28 (anap.); a(\ do/ch| topa/zw S. 235 ; do/ch| gou=n e)mh=| Id. 718 ; kata/ ge th\n e)mh/n, with or without do/can, Pl. 472e , 41b : opp. e)pisth/mh, Id. 187b sq., 506c , Hp. 4 , Arist. 1074b36 ; fa/seis kai\ d. Id. 1143b13 ; opp. no/hsis, Pl. 534a ; a)lhqei= do/ch| docastai/ capable of being subjects of true opinion, Id. 202b ; d. a)lhqei=s h)\ yeudei=s Id. 36c ; do/chs o)rqo/ths a)lh/qeia Arist. 1142b11 ; d. e)mpoiei=n peri/ tinos Id. 1314b22 ; ku/riai d. philosophical maxims, title of work by Epicurus, Phld. p.86 W., etc.; ai( koinai\ d. axioms, Arist. 996b28 . mere opinion, conjecture, do/ch| e)pi/stasqai, h(gei=sqai, imagine, suppose (wrongly), Hdt. 8.132 , Th. 5.105 ; do/chs a(marti/a Id. 1.32 ; do/cai joined with fantasi/ai, Pl. 161e , cf. Arist. 254a29 (but distd. fr. fantas<*>, Id. 428a20 ); kata\ do/can, opp. kat' ou)si/an, Pl. 534c ; w(s do<*> xrw/menoi speaking by guess, Isoc. 8.8 , cf. 13.8 . fancy, vision, d. a)ko/nas ligura=s Pi. 6.82 ; d. brizou/shs freno/s A. 275 ; ou)k ei)si\ do/cai tw=nde phma/twn Id. 1053 , cf. 1051 ; of a dream, E. 780 ; d. e)nupni/ou Philostr. 1.23 : pl., hallucinations, Alex.Trall. 1.17 . the opinion which others have of one, estimation, repute, first in Sol. 13.4 a)nqrw/pwn do/can e)/xein a)gaqh/n, cf. 34 ; d. e)p' a)mfo/tera fe/resqai Th. 2.11 . mostly, good repute, honour, glory, Alc. 25.11 , A. 373 (lyr., pl.), Pi. 8.64 , etc.; do/can fu/sas Hdt. 5.91 ; do/can sxei=n tino/s for a thing, E. 157 ; e)pi\ sofi/a| d. ei)lhfw/s Isoc. 13.2 ; e)pi\ kaloka)gaqi/a| kai\ swfrosu/nh| d. o(mologoume/nhn pepoihme/nos Plb. 35.4.8 ; do/can a)nti\ tou= zh=n h(|rhme/nos D. 2.15 ; do/can ei)=xon a)/maxoi ei)=nai Pl. 241b ; d. e)/xein w(/s ei)si . . D. 2.17 ; d. katalipei=n Id. 3.24 : in pl., oi( e)n tai=s megi/stais do/cais o)/ntes Isoc. 4.51 . rarely of ill repute, [ d.] a)nti\ kalh=s ai)sxra\n th=| po/lei peria/ptein D. 20.10 ; lamba/nein d. fau/lhn Id. 3.5 ; klhronomh/sein th\n e)p' a)sebei/a| d. Plb. 15.22.3 . popular repute or estimate, ei)sfe/rwn ou)k a)f' u(parxou/shs ou)si/as . . a)ll' a)po\ th=s do/chs w(=n o( path/r moi kate/lipen D. 21.157 . of external appearance, glory, splendour, esp. of the Shechinah, LXX 16.10 , al.; d. tou= fwto/s 22.11 : generally, magnificence, plou=ton kai\ d. LXX 31.16 , cf. 4.8 , al.; esp. of celestial beatitude, 4.17 : pl., 1.11 ; also of illustrious persons, dignities, do/cas ou) tre/mousin 2.10 ; d. blasfhmei=n 8 . doc-a/zw, think, imagine, c. acc. et inf., A.Ag. 673 , E. 1043 , etc.; c. dupl. acc., pw=s tau=t' a)lhqh= . . doca/sw; how can I suppose this to be true? A. 844 ; d. belti/ous e(autou/s Pl. 48e ; ta\ eu)/xrhsta tw=n zw/|wn qeou\s e)do/casan D.L. 1.11 ; also abs., met' a)sfalei/as d. Th. 1.120 ; doca/zwn me\n ou)/ not expecting it, S. 545 :— Pass. , d. ei)=nai to be supposed to be, Pl. 46d , al.; o(/sh doca/zetai (sc. ei)=nai) Id. 108c ; d. kakoi/ Id. 646e ; d. di/kaios Id. 588b ; ta\ docazo/mena Id. 278b . c. part., doca/sei tis a)kou/wn will suppose that he hears, A. 60 (lyr.). c. acc. cogn., do/cas d. entertain opinions, Pl. 46d ; d. yeudh= hold false opinions, Id. 189c ; yeudw=s docazo/mena Polystr. p.26W. abs., form or hold an opinion, Pl. 187a , al.; peri/ tinos Id. 461b ; kakw=s d. Id. 327c ; para\ ta\ o)/nta Id. 262b ; opp. gignw/skw, Id. 476d ; opp. e)pi/stamai, Arist. 89a7 ; d. a)/neu e)pisth/mhs Pl. 201c . Pass. , to be matter of opinion, tau=ta dedoca/sqai Xenoph. 35 , cf. Epicur. 22 . magnify, extol, e)pi\ ple/on ti au(to\n d. Th. 3.45 , cf. LXX 15.2 , al.; to\n qeo/n 1.21 , al.:— Pass. , to be distinguished, held in honour, magnified, Dionys.Com. 2.24 ; dedocasme/nos e)p' a)reth=| Plb. 6.53.10 , cf. LXX 15.1 , al., 7.39 , al.; i(ero\n dedocasme/non e)c a)rxai/wn 168.56 (ii B. C.). doc-a/rion, to/, Dim. of do/ca, Arr. 2.22.11 , Luc. 8 . doc-a^si/a, h(, opinion, D.C. 53.19 . do/c-asis, ews, h(, formation of opinion, Simp. 268.16 (pl.). do/c-asma, atos, to/, opinion, notion, conjecture, Th. 1.141 , Pl. 274c , etc.; fancy, E. 383 ; idea, presentation, Pl. 158e . glory, LXX 46.13 , 2.1 . doc-asmo/s, o(, formation of opinions, kata\ docasmo/n Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.107 . glorification, Sm. 13.3 , Al. 22.25 . doc-aste/on, one must opine, ta\ paraplh/sia Ph. 1.4 ; w(s . . Epicur. 1p.23U. doc-asth/s, ou=, o(, one who forms opinions or conjectures, opp. krith/s, Antipho 5.94 , cf. S.E. 7.157 ; opp. e)pisth/mwn, Pl. 208e . docastai/: dikastai/, Hsch. doc-astiko/s, h/, o/n, forming opinions, conjecturing, opp. e)pisth/mwn, Pl. 207c ; d. e)pisth/mh conjectural knowledge, Id. 233c , cf. 268c ; d. e)/nnoiai pertaining to judgement, Epicur. 24 ; ta\s docastika\s (sc. fantasi/as) belonging to opinion, Phld. 1003 ; to\ d. [me/ros th=s yuxh=s], opp. to\ e)pisthmoniko/n, Arist. 1140b26 . in good sense, original, full of ideas, yuxh\ a)ndrikh\ kai\ d. Isoc. 13.17 : to\ -ko/n Antig.Nic. ap. Heph. Astr. 2.18 . Adv. -kw=s, opp. kat' a)lh/qeian, Arist. 43b8 , cf. Phld. p.14J. , S.E. 11.156 , Procl. p.609 S. doc-asto/s, h/, o/n, matter of opinion, conjectural, opp. nohto/s, Pl. 534a , Plu. 2.1114c ; opp. gnwsto/s, Pl. 478b , etc.; opp. e)pisthto/s, Arist. 88b30 ; opp. o(rato/s, d. qeo/s Plu. 2.756d ; sullaba\s . . a)lhqei= do/ch| docasta/s Pl. 202b ; trofh\ docasth/ food of opinion, Id. 248b . Adv. -tw=s S.E. 2.53 . glorified, LXX 26.19 ; held in honour, prob. in Hp. 18 . do/cis, ews, h(, = do/ca , Democr. 7 . doco-kaqairetiko/s, h/, o/n, clever at removing suspicion, Paul.Aeg. 2.12 . doco-ka^li/a, h(, conceit of beauty, Pl. 49d . doco-kompe/w, = sq., Simp. p.86 D. (s. v. l.). doco-kope/w, court popularity, Plb. 12.25e . 3 , D.Chr. 66.1 , Plu. 5 . strike, impress the imagination, tw=| o)/xlw| tou= a)riqmou= Longin. 23.2 . doco-kopi/a, h(, thirst for fame or popularity, Phld. p.57O. , Heraclit. 2 , Plu. 5 , M.Ant. 11.18 , Luc. 2 , App. 2.44 , 9 , etc.; d. a)/kratos Epicur. 120 . doco-kopiko/s, h/, o/n, popularity-hunting, Apollon. ap. Stob. p.14 Gaisf. doco-ko/pos, on, = thirsting for notoriety, Teles p.39H. , Ph. 2.269 , Muson. 7p.29H. , D.Chr. 32.24 . doco-logi/a, h(, laudation, Iamb. 2.10 . doco-ma^ne/w, to be mad after fame, Ph. 1.550 . doco-ma^nh/s, e/s, mad after fame, Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.167 , Ph. 1.564 , Iamb. 12.58 . doco-ma^ni/a, h(, mad thirst for fame, Plu. 7 . doco-ma^taio/sofos, on, would-be philosopher, Epigr. ap. Hegesand. 1 . doco-mi_mhth/s, ou=, o(, one who imitates mere semblance (and not reality), Pl. 267e . doco-mi_mhtikh/ (sc. te/xnh), h(, his art, ibid. doco-paideutiko/s, h/, o/n, having the semblance of education, te/xnh ib. 223b . doco-poie/w, glorify, praise a god, 2.176 . Pass. , possess the power of judgement, to\ tw=n a)nqrw/pwn ge/nos dedocopoihme/non Plb. 18.15.16 . doco-sofi/a, h(, conceit of wisdom, Pl. 231b , 49a , 49d , Plu. 2.999f . doco/-sofos, on, wise in one's own conceit, Pl. 275b ; pretending to wisdom, Arist. 1387b32 . doco-fa^gi/a, h(, hunger after fame, Plb. 6.9.7 . doco/-faulos, on, apparently bad, ga/la Sor. 1.92 . doco-fo/ros, on, winning fame, Man. 4.514 . doco/w, only Pass. , doco/omai, have the character or credit of being, e)docw/qh ei)=nai sofw/tatos Hdt. 8.124 ; dedo/cwsqe ei)=nai a)gaqoi/ Id. 7.135 , cf. 9.48 . dora/ (A), h(, (de/rw) skin when taken off, hide, of beasts, d. ai)gw=n Thgn. 55 ; qhrw=n E. 330 , cf. Diog.Oen. 10 ; of birds, Hdt. 4.175 ; of men, Pl. 285c ; satu/rou Id. 221e ; grape-skin, Ruf. 12 . rarely, skin on the living body, Ph. 2.100 , Hld. 9.18 . flaying, Gal. 2.423 . dora/ (B), = doko/s (Cret.), 284.12 ; cf. do/ru. dora/zei: kola/zei, 284.15 ; but logxa/zei, Hsch. do/ranton, to/, horn for glue, Hsch. dora^t-i/zomai, fight with spears, Hsch., 284.15 . dora^/t-ion, to/, Dim. of do/ru, Hdt. 1.34 , Th. 4.34 , Aen.Tact. 29.6 , Onos. 26.1 . dora^t-ismo/s, o(, fighting with spears, Plu. 7 , 28 , cj. in Lib. 1.6 . dora^to-qh/kh, h(, spear-case, EM 736.29 . dora^to-ma^xe/w, to fight with spears, AB 357 , Suid. s.v. ai)xma/ssousi. dora^to-co/os, on, = doruco/os, te/ktwn Nic. 170 . dora^to-pa^xh/s, e/s, of a spear-shaft's thickness, X. 10.3 . dora^to-fo/ros, on, = dorufo/ros , 108 , LXX 12.24 , Ascl. 1.3 , etc. doreu/s, e/ws, o(, flayer, prob. in Herod. 8.64 ; name of a throw of the dice, Eub. 57.5 . dorh/i+os, a, on, (do/ru) wooden, AP 15.14 (Theophanes). dori/allos, o(, pudendum muliebre, Ar. 367 . dori^-a^lwsi/a, h(, a being taken by storm, App. 4.52 . dori^-a/lwtos [a^], on, captive of the spear, taken in war, xw/ra Hdt. 8.74 , 9.4 ; of persons, captive, E. 518 (lyr.), Isoc. 4.177 ; po/leis Decr. ap. D. 18.181 , cf. Plb. 23.10.6 ; Ion. douria/lwton le/xos, of Tecmessa, S. 211 (lyr.): —dorua/lwtos is a freq. v.l., as in Hp. 27 , X. 7.5.35 , 5.2.5 , Ph. 2.526 , etc., cf. 14.1293.57 . dori^/-gambros, on, bride of battles, i.e. causing war by marriage, or wooed by battle, of Helen, A. 686 (lyr.). dori^/-dmhtos, on, subdued by the spear, Sammelb. 5829.6 . dori^-qh/ra_tos, on, hunted and taken by the spear, E. 103 (anap.), 574 (lyr.). dori^-qra^sh/s, e/s, v. doruqarsh/s. dori^-ka^nh/s, e/s, slain by the spear, d. mo/ros A. 987 . dori^-kmh/s, h=tos, o(, h(, Ion. dour-, = foreg., lao/s Id. 365 (lyr.). dori^-ko/s, h/, o/n, of skin or hide, i(ma/tia Hp. 24 . dori^/-kra_nos, on, spear-headed, lo/gxh A. 148 (lyr., dorukr- cod. Med. ). dori^/-kthtos, on, won by the spear, gunh/ E. 155 , cf. Lyc. 933 , etc.: in Hom. , also the Ion. fem. dourikth/th Il. 9.343 , cf. A.R. 1.806 : doru/kthtos Tryph. 553 ; fem. -th Id. 630 , Plu. 2.232a . dori^/-ktu^pos, on, spear-clashing, Pi. 3.60 . dori^/-lhptos, on, won by the spear, S. 146 (anap.), E. 478 (lyr.), etc.; Ion. douri/l- S. 894 ; = kathgorou/menos , Hsch. dori^-lu/mantos [u_], on, destroyed by the spear, A. 131.2 (anap.). dori^-ma^nh/s, e/s, raging with the spear, E. 485 . dori^/-margos, on, raging with the spear, A. 687 (lyr.). dori^/-ma^xos, on, fighting with the spear, a)reta/ Tim. 14 ; Ion. douri/ma^xos Orac. ap. Sch. Il. 2.543 . dori^-mh/stwr, oros, o(, master of the spear, E. 1016 (lyr.). dori^/-paltos, on, (pa/llw) wielding the spear, e)k xero\s doripa/ltou on the right hand, A. 117 (lyr., doru- cod. Med. ). dori^-peth/s, e/s, (pi/ptw) fallen by the spear, pesh/mata, a)gwni/a d., death by the spear, E. 653 , 1003 . dori^/-plhktos, on, smitten by the spear, Sch. E. 653 . dori^/-ponos, on, toiling with the spear, bearing the brunt of war, po/lis A. 169 (lyr.); a)/ndres E. 479 (lyr.); d. kaka/ A. 628 (lyr.); d. a)spi/des E. 771 (lyr.). dori^-ptoi/htos, on, scattered by the spear, AP 7.297 ( Polystr. ). dori/s, i/dos, h(, sacrificial knife, Anaxipp. 6.3 , Call. 3.1.11 . dori-sqenh/s, e/s, mighty with the spear, A. 158 (dorusqenh/s cod. Med. , as in 8.3 ); basilh=es 9.475 . dori-ste/fa^nos, on, crowned for bravery, *spa/rta ib. 596 . dori-ti/naktos [ti^], on, shaken by battle, ai)qh/r A. 155 (lyr.). dori/-tmhtos, on, pierced by the spear, Id. 347 (lyr.). dori/-tolmos, on, bold in war, APl. 4.46 . dorka/d-eios [a^], a, on, (dorka/s) of an antelope or gazelle, a)stra/galoi Thphr. 5.9 , Plb. 26.1.8 :—also written dorka/deoi, a)stra/galoi 2.766.23 , cf. 4.331.2 , 444.2 (iii B. C.). dorkad-i/zw, bound like an antelope, of the pulse, Herophil. ap. Gal. 8.556 , al. dorka/d-ion, to/, Dim. of dorka/s, LXX 13.14 , Hsch. s.v. bou/balos; silver ornament in that shape, IG 11(2).203 10 (Delos, iii B. C.). = di/ktamnon , Ps. Dsc. 3.32 . dorka/zw, = perible/pw , Hsch. do/rkai: koni/des, Id. dorka^li/s, i/dos, h(, = dorka/s , Call. 33.2 , 7.578 ( Agath. ), Opp. 1.165 ; of a girl, 5.291.12 ( Agath. ). dorkali=des, wn, ai(, = dorka/deioi a)stra/galoi , Herod. 3.19 . do/rkana, Adv., (de/rkomai) quick-sightedly, accurately (Crete), Hsch. dorka/s, a/dos [a^], h(, (de/rkomai, de/dorka) an animal of the deer kind (so called from its large bright eyes), in Greece, roe, Cervus capreolus, E. 699 , X. 1.4.7 ; in Syria and Africa, gazelle, Antilope dorcas, Hdt. 4.192 (in form zorka/s), 7.69 .—Other forms:—do/rc, dorko/s, h(, E. 376 (prob.), Call. 91 , Luc. 16 : do/rkos, o(, Dsc. 2.75 , Opp. 2.315 , 3.3 : do/rkwn, wnos, o(, Palamed. ap. Ath. 11.397a , LXX 2.17 , Ar.Byz. 3.15 : zorka/s (v. supr.): zo/rc, Call. 97 , 239 , Nic. 42 : i)/orkos, Opp. 2.296 , 3.3 . (do/rkos and i)/orkos are distd. fr. dorka/s.) do/rkeios, a, on, of a deer, Theognost. 185.29 : do/rkios, 8.21 . do/rkwn, wnos, v. dorka/s. a kind of ship, David 22.2 . doroergh/s, e/s, tanning or currying hides, Man. 4.320 . doro/s, o(, (de/rw) leathern bag or wallet, Od. 2.354 , 380 . doro/w, coat, plaster, phlw=| h)xurwme/nw| 22.463.68 , cf. 2.1054.58 , dub. in ib. 11(2).287 121 (Delos, iii B. C.). dorpe/w, take supper, Il. 23.11 , Od. 8.539 . dorph/i+on, to/, food, a meal, Nic. 166 (pl.). dorphsto/s, o(, supper-time, evening, Hp. 5.22 , Ar. 103 , X. 1.10.17 : acc. to Philem. ap. Ath. 1.11d , some made it = a)/riston. *dorpi/a, h(, the first day of the feast Apaturia, celebrated by public suppers in each phratria, personified in Philyll. 8.2 : pro/pempta th=s *d. 2.841b62 ; but th=s o(rth=s th=| dorpi/h| on the eve of the feast, Hdt. 2.48 . dorpia/zw, take an evening meal, Hsch. do/rpios, on, belonging to the feast, a(rmoni/h Nonn. 12.148 . Subst. do/rpion, to/, supper-time, v. l. ( Erot. 18 ) in Hp. 5.22 . do/rpon, to/, in Hom. , evening meal, Od. 12.439 ; taken at sunset, Il. 19.208 , Od. 4.429 , Pi. 10(11).47 ; a)/rista, dei=pna, do/rpa q' ai(rei=sqai tri/ta A. 182.3 , cf. Sch. Od. 2.20 .—In later Ep. , generally, meal, food, h.Ap. 511 , A.R. 2.304 , Q.S. 4.278 , Opp. 1.26 (pl.); do/rpoio potou= q' a(/lis Orph. 406 . do/rpos, o(, = foreg., Nic. 66 , 9.551 ( Antiphil. ), Q.S. 9.431 . dorpofo/ros, on, offering supper, bwmo/s 12(5).244 (Paros). do/ru, to/, Att. gen. do/ratos, rare in Poets, as Ar. 1120 , late Ep. dat. pl. dora/tessi Q.S. 6.363 : Ep. and Ion. decl., gen. dou/ratos (also in Pi. 4.38 ); dat. dou/rati (also in S. 721 (lyr.)); pl. dou/rata, dou/rasi (but codd. of Hdt. usu. have do/rata, do/rasi): more commonly douro/s, douri/ (but dori/ Archil. 2.1 ); dual dou=re; pl. dou=ra, dou/rwn, dou/ressi; dat. pl. dou/rois Opp. 3.573 : Trag., gen. doro/s; dat. dori/ or do/rei, the former required by metre in A. 347 , 456 , 958 , 111 , E. 909 , 186 , etc. (all lyr.), also in Id. 5 ; do/rei is required in S. 620 , 1314 , 1386 ; cu\n dori\ cu\n a)spi/di Ar. 1081 , but su\n do/rei su\n a)spi/di Achae. 29 , cf. Choerob. 1.346 ; dori/ occurs in Prose in the phrases dori\ e(lei=n, labei=n (v. infr. 11.2 ): nom. pl. do/rh E. 274 , Theopomp.Com. 25 ; gen. dorw=n Hsch. : nom. dou=ras 6.97 ( Antiphil. ). Exc. sg. do/ru, Hom. uses only the Ion. forms: stem, tree, ou)/pw toi=on a)nh/luqen e)k do/ru gai/hs Od. 6.167 ; but commonly, plank or beam, dou=r' e)la/ths ke/rsantes Il. 24.450 ; dou/rata makra\ tamw/n Od. 5.162 , cf. Il. 3.61 ; dou/rata pu/rgwn 12.36 ; dou/rat' a)ma/chs Hes. 456 ; mostly of ships, do/ru nh/i+on ship's plank, Il. 15.410 , etc.; nh/i+a dou=ra Od. 9.498 ; also, mast, E. 1148 : hence, d. ei)na/lion, a)mfh=res, of a ship, Pi. 4.27 , E. 15 ; d. pontopo/ron S. 721 (lyr.); also do/ru alone, A. 411 , 1618 , E. 1611 ; e)p' *)argw/|ou doro/s Id. 793 ; also dou/rwn, of oars, Hymn.Is. 152 . pillory, stocks, e)n douri\ deqei\s au)xe/na Anacr. 21.9 . shaft of a spear, do/ru mei/linon the ashen shaft, Il. 5.666 , al.: hence, generally, spear itself, d. xa/lkeon 13.247 ; a)spi/da kai\ du/o dou=re Od. 1.256 , etc.; hunting-spear, Il. 12.303 ; do/rata nau/maxa boarding-pikes, Hdt. 7.89 : freq. in military phrases, v. pe/lekus 1 ; ei)s do/ratos plhgh/n within spear's throw, X. 8.10 ; ei)s do/ru a)fiko/menoi Id. 4.3.17 ; e)pi\ do/ru to the right hand, in which the spear was held, opp. e)p' a)spi/da, Id. 4.3.29 (cf. kli/nw IV. 3 , kli/sis 111 ); para\ do/ru Id. 11.10 ; ei)s do/ru Id. 6.5.18 ; th\n e)mbolh\n e)k do/ratos poiei=sqai Plb. 3.115.9 :— u(po\ do/ru pwlei=sqai, = Lat. sub hasta venire, D.H. 4.24 , cf. Str. 4.6.7 . pole of a standard, X. 7.1.4 . sceptre, E. 9 . stick used as tourniquet, Hp. 24 . metaph., douri\ kteati/zein win wealth by the spear, i.e. in war, Il. 16.57 ; u(po\ douri\ po/lin pe/rqai ib. 708 ; in Prose, dori\ e(lei=n, labei=n, Th. 1.128 , App. 4.8 ; an armed force, summa/xw| d. A. 773 ; d. e)paktou= S. 1525 ; kai\ to\ d. kai\ to\ khru/keion pe/mpein to offer war or peace, Plb. 4.52.4 . (Cf. Skt. dā´ru 'piece of wood', dora/ (B), dru=s.) doru/allos, = dori/allos , Hsch. doru^-a/lwtos, v. doria/lwtos. doru^-bo/los, on, hurling spears, mhxa/nhma J. 9.10.3 ; dorubo/lon alone, Ph. 95.20 . doru/dion, to/, Dim. of do/ru, shaft of a hook or probe, Heliod. (?)ap. Orib. 47.17.5 . doru-dre/pa^non, to/, a kind of halbert, Pl. 183d ; esp. a large kind used for cutting off halyards in sea-fights, Str. 4.4.1 ; in sieges, for pulling down battlements, Plb. 21.27.4 . doru-qarsh/s, e/s , -dori/tolmos, 1035.18 (Pergam.), 4.170 (Hermodor.):— also doru-qra^sh/s, e/s, Nonn. 17.100 , 21.164 , al. doru/kai: dourodo/kai, Hsch. doru^ke/nteira, h(, piercing with the spear, v.l. in Corn. 20 . dorukni/dion, to/, Dim. of sq. 1 , Gal. 11.864 . doru/knion, to/, Convolvulus oleaefolius, Dsc. 4.74 , Plu. 20 . = melisso/fullon , Nic. 376 (cf. Sch.adloc.). = pu/reqron , Ps.- Dsc. 3.73 . = stru/xnon maniko/n , ib. 4.72 . doru/kra_nos, doru/kthtos, doru/ma^xos, v. dori-. doru/llion, to/, Dim. of do/ru, Suid. s.v. custo/n. dorumh/stwr, oros, o(, skilled with the spear, Hsch. dorumo/lphs: o( prohgou/menos tou= quome/nou boo\s tw=| *dii/, Id. doruce<i=>on, to/, workshop where spear-shafts are made, Id. doru/-cenos, o(, h(, spear-friend, i. e. war-friend, ally (wrongly expld. as e)k dorualw/tou d. prosagoreuo/menos by Plu. 2.295b ), A. 880 ; ce/nos te kai\ d. do/mwn Id. 562 , cf. S. 46 , etc.: as Adj., do/moi doru/cenoi A. 914 ; e(sti/a S. 632 . doru-co/os, on, contr. doru-cou=s, oun, (ce/w) spear-polishing: maker of spears, Plu. 12 :—also doru-co/s, o(, Ar. 447 , 1213 ; doru-cu/s, 278.4 (i A. D.). doru-pa^gh/s [u^], e/s, compact of beams, nh=as A. 743 (lyr.):— Ion. dourop- Opp. 1.358 . doru/-pu^ros, on, with fiery spears, a)/strwn strato/s 128 . dorusqenh/s, v. dori-. dorus-so/htos, on, = sq., mo/xqwn dorussoh/twn of the toils of battle, S. 1188 . dorus-so/os, on, contr. dorus-sou=s, ou=n (v. infr.): (seu/w):— brandishing the lance, of persons, Hes. 54 , A. 182 , 985 ; po/nos d. Thgn. 987 : contr. -sou=s S. 1313 , A. 125 , prob. in E. 774 (lyr.). dorufi/a: karpofori/a a)gaqh/, Hsch. doru^fo/nos, on, slaying with the spear, Ar. 196 , Telecl. 29 (s. v. l.). doru^for-e/w, attend as a body-guard, tina/ Hdt. 2.168 , 3.127 , Th. 1.130 ; to\n e)/parxon 2.79.52 (ii A.D.): generally, keep guard over, th\n e(ka/stou swthri/an D. 23.123 :— Med. , yuxh\n logismw=| Them. 1.5b :— Pass. , to be guarded, stratope/dois D. 17.12 ; doruforei=sqai th=| tw=n politw=n eu)noi/a| Isoc. 10.37 : metaph., u(po\ mani/as Pl. 573a , cf. Ph. 2.239 , al. Astrol., of planets, attend, i. e. flank, the Sun, etc., Ptol. 114 , al., S.E. 5.38 ( Pass. ). c. dat., attend as guard, h(mi=n au)toi=s X. 7.5.84 ; peiqarxou=ntas au)tw=| kai\ -forou=ntas Plb. 32.8.6 . metaph. of numbers in a series, flank, Iamb. p.77 P.:— Pass. , ib. p.40P. doru^fo/r-hma, atos, to/, body-guard: used of the kwfa\ pro/swpa or mute characters on the stage, Luc. 4 , Jul. 310c : hence of Aridaeus, who was put up as the successor of Alexander, o( de/, w(/sper e)pi\ skhnh=s d., kwfo\n h)=n o)/noma basilei/as Plu. 2.791e , cf. Id. 77 . doru^fo/r-hsis, ews, h(, protection of body-guard, M.Ant. 1.17 (pl.). doru^for-i/a, h(, guard kept over, th=s e)pistolh=s X. 2.2.10 : abs., Iamb. 2.7 ; concrete, body-guard, LXX 3.28 . Astron., kata\ dorufori/an tw=n tropikw=n ku/klwn 2.23.6 . doru^for-iko/s, h/, o/n, of or for the guard, oi)/khsis Pl. 70b , 117c ; d. shmei=a, = Lat. signa praetoria, standards of the praetorian guard, D.C. 60.35 ; to\ d. the guard, Id. 42.52 . doru^/for-os, on, spear-bearing, o)pa/ones A. 769 . Subst., spearman, X. 5.2.4 . esp. one of the body-guard of kings and tyrants, Hdt. 1.59 , etc.; [ o( *peri/andros] prw=tos -fo/rous e)/sxe Arist. 516 . at Rome, of the praetorians, Plu. 13 , Hdn. 5.4.8 . metaph., h(donai\ d. mere satellite pleasures, Pl. 587c , cf. 573e ; d. tw=n e)piqumiw=n tinos pandering to his lusts, Luc. 4 . in Drama, mute character, Hsch., 284.21 . dorxeloi/: a)stra/galoi, Hsch. dor-w/simos, h, on, (doro/w) for plastering, PPetr. 3p.139 (iii B. C.). do/r-wsis, ews, h(, plastering, ibid. do/s, do/qi, v. di/dwmi. dosei/dion, to/, Dim. of do/sis 11.5 , 14.956A22 . dosei/w, Desiderat., to be inclined to give, Hsch. dosi/di^kos, on, f. l. for dwsi/dikos , Hdt. 6.42 , Plb. 4.4.3 . do/simos, h, on, of houses, liable to be surrendered as billets, PTeb. 5.176 (ii B. C.). dosi/pu_gos, v. dwsi/pugos. do/sis, ews, h(, (di/dwmi) giving, farma/kou Antipho 1.18 ; xrhma/twn Hdt. 1.61 ; misqou= Th. 1.143 ; opp. ai)/thsis, Pl. 14d ; d. xrhma/twn kai\ lh=yis Arist. 1107b8 ; lh/yeis kai\ do/seis Arr. 2.9.12 , cf. LXX 41.19 , 4.15 . licence, permission, 987.33 (Chios, iv B. C.). e)mbolw=n d. ramming in naval tactics, D.S. 13.10 . gift, kai/ oi( d. e)/ssetai e)sqlh/ Il. 10.213 ; d. o)li/gh te fi/lh te Od. 6.208 , 14.58 , cf. Hdt. 1.90 , 9.93 , S. 1518 , etc.; do/sin kaka\n kakw=n kakoi=s A. 1041 (lyr.); qew=n ei)s a)nqrw/pous Pl. 16c . bequest, legacy: kata\ do/sin by will (opp. kata\ ge/nos, as heir-at-law), Is. 4.7 , Isoc. 19.45 , cf. Harp. largess, = Lat. congiarium, Hdn. 6.8.8 (pl.). contribution towards the fulfilment of a purpose, Chrysipp.(?) 3.30 . payment on account, instalment, IG 12.296 , 7.303.35 (Orop.), etc.; payment in kind, PMasp. 146.4 (vi A. D.), al. portion, LXX 47.22 , al., 1122.12 (i B. C.); dielw\n ei)s do/seis Plu. 13 . dose of medicine, Dsc. 2.171 ; d. telei/a full dose, Ruf. ap. Orib. 8.57.5 , etc., cf. Luc. 4 . th=s oi)konomi/as pollh\n poiei=sqai d. lay great stress on an arrangement, D.H. 51 ; ou) tosau/thn poiou/menoi th=s h(donh=s d. o(/shn th=s a)lhqei/as ib. 18 . destiny, fate of an individual, h( a)nqrwpi/nh d. Iamb. 1.3 ; esp. of planetary influence, Plot. 2.3.2 , al. do/skon, Ep. iterative of di/dwmi (q. v.). dosolhyi/a, h(, give-and-take, exchange, barter, Orph. 278 (pl.), Vett.Val. in 2.163 . do/t-eira, h(, fem. of doth/r, Hes. 356 , Nic. 612 . dot-e/os, a, on, (di/dwmi) to be given, Hdt. 8.111 . dote/on one must give, Pl. 452e , Alex. 250 , etc.; one must allow, c. inf., Luc. 9 . dot-h/r, h=ros, o(, giver, dispenser, tami/ai . . si/toio doth=res Il. 19.44 ; o)i+stoi\ qana/toio d. Hes. 131 ; esp. of the gods, d. eu)qhle/os h(/bhs 8.9 ; manteuma/twn Pi. 7.1 ; puro\s brotoi=s doth=ra A. 612 .—Poet. form used by X. 8.1.9 , and in later Prose, qeo\s d. panto\s a)gaqou= D.H. 2.62 , cf. J. 1.18.6 , Iamb. 3.31 . do/t-hs, ou, o(, later form of doth/r, LXX 22.8 , 9.7 . dot-iko/s, h/, o/n, inclined to give, giving freely, Arist. 1121b16 . Adv. -kw=s Hsch. s.v. dosei/ein. h( -kh/ (sc. ptw=sis), the dative case, Stoic. 2.59 , Str. 14.1.41 , D.T. 636.4 , A.D. 28.23 , etc. dot-o/s, h/, o/n, (di/dwmi) granted, LXX 1.11 , Ph. 1.273 ; that may or must be granted, Max.Tyr. 11.7 . doukhna/rios, o(, = Lat. ducenarius, official receiving salary of 200 , 000 sesterces, IG 14.1347 , 1711.4 (iii A. D.), etc. fem. doukhnari/a, h(, assessment of 200 , 000 sesterces, ib. 1274.14 (iii A. D.). doukiko/s, h/, o/n, = Lat. ducianus, Just. 13.2 . doula^gwg-e/w, make a slave, treat as such, dub. in D.S. 12.24 , cf. Arr. 3.24.76 . metaph. of pleasure, etc., d. tou\s bi/ous Longin. 44.6 , cf. Charito 2.7 ; to\ sw=ma bring it into subjection, 9.27 . doula^gwg-i/a, h(, enslavement, IG 9(1).39 , 42 (Stiris), 38.10 (i A. D.). doula^gwg-o/s, o/n, enslaving, d. qhri/on h( h(donh/ Plu. 2 . doul-a^pa^ti/a, h(, enticement of slaves from their master, Arist. 1131a7 . doul-a/rion, to/, Dim. of dou/lh, Ar. 537 , Metag. 19 , etc.; not used of male slaves, acc. to Luc. 25 , but cf. Arr. 2.21.11 . doul-ei/a, h(, Ion. doul-hi/+h Anacr. 114 , Hdt. 6.12 : also douli/a Pi. 1.75 :— slavery, bondage, ll. cc., A. 253 ; doulei/as ga/ggamon, zuga/, Id. 360 (anap.), S. 944 (lyr.); d. kai\ u(phresi/a Ar. 602 ; h( tw=n kreisso/nwn d. imposed by them, Th. 1.8 ; h( u(po\ tw=n barba/rwn d. Pl. 469c ; applied to the condition of the subject allies of Athens, Th. 5.9 . collectively, slaves, douleu/onta doulei/ais e)mai=s E. 803 ; h)\n . . h( d. e)panisth=tai if the slave-class rise in rebellion, Th. 5.23 ; h( *(hraklewtw=n d. Pl. 776d ; ta\s . . *ei(lwtei/as kai\ *penestei/as kai\ doulei/as Arist. 1264a36 . service for hire, misqo\n doulei/as LXX 5.6 . dou/l-eios, a, on, also os, on Pi. 223 , E. 1330 (lyr.):— slavish, servile, ei)=dos Od. 24.252 ; kefalh/ Thgn. 535 ; tu/xa Pi. l. c.; dou/leion h)=mar E. 56 , 99 , cf. 1330 ; zugo/n Pl. 770e ; h)/qh ib. 790a . doul-e/kdoulos, o(, a born slave, Seleuc. ap. Ath. 6.267c , D.S. 10 1 . doul-eleu/qeros, o(, freedman, Vett.Val. 7.8 , al. dou/l-eos, a, on, poet. for dou/leios, d. desma\ gunaikw=n A.R. 12.13 . dou/l-euma, atos, to/, a service, E. 221 . a slave, S. 756 , cf. E. 748 . dou/l-eusis, ews, h(, slavery, prob. f.l. for dou/lwsis , Porph. 1.8 . doul-eute/on, one must be a slave, tini/ E. 395 , 366 ; ou) mh\n douleute/on tou\s nou=n e)/xontas toi=s kakw=s fronou=sin Isoc. 9.7 . doul-euto/s, h/, o/n, servile, Al. 23.7 . doul-eu/tria, h(, female attendant, Eust. 1661.47 . doul-eu/w, (dou=los) to be a slave, Hdt. 2.56 , And. 1.138 , Pl. 777d , etc.; para/ tini D. 18.129 : c. acc. cogn., doulei/an d. X. 3.12.2 , Pl. 183a , al. serve, be subject, to/ t' a)/rxein kai\ to\ d. di/xa A. 927 , etc.; d. zeu/glais ib. 463 ; toi=s a)/rxousi kai\ toi=s no/mois Pl. 698b ; h(donh=| Id. 238e , etc.; d. gastri/, u(/pnw|, lagnei/a|, X. 1.6.8 ; kenai=s do/cais Polystr. p.29 W.; th=| gh=| d. make oneself a slave to one's land, i. e. give up rights that one may keep it, Th. 1.81 ; so d. th=| kth/sei au)tou= Pl. 494d ; douleu/omen do/caisin Philem. 93.8 ; d. tw=| kairw=| accommodate oneself to the occasion, 9.441 ( Pall. ); qumw=| Hdn. 1.17.6 . render a service, tina/ 5.1727.11 (vi A. D.). doul-i/a, v. doulei/a. doul-i/dion, to/, Dim. of douli/s, Hsch. s.v. qera/pnion. doul-iko/s, h/, o/n, = sq. 1 , o(/plon X. 7.4.15 ( Sup. ); diakonh/mata Pl. 175e ; e)/rgon Araros 18 ; d. kai\ tapeina\ pra/gmata poiei=n D. 57.45 ; -w/teroi ta\ h)/qh Arist. 1285a20 ; d. po/lemos slave-war, Plu. 10 . Adv. -kw=s Phryn.Com. 2D. , X. 10.10 : Comp. -w/teron Arr. 4.1.25 . = sq. 2 , paidi/on, sw/mata, 1120.10 (i B. C.), 26.23 (i A. D.). dou/l-ios, a , on (os, on 7.401 ( Crin. )), slavish, servile, in Hom. only dou/lion h)=mar the day of slavery, Il. 6.463 , al., cf. 12.763 ; e)sqh=ti douli/h| (doulhi/+h| is f. l.) Hdt. 3.14 ; d. zugo/n Id. 7.8 .g/, A. 953 , 471 ; d. trofh/ S. 499 . of a slave, d. frh/n a slave's mind, A. 1084 (lyr.); e)/rgon (prob.) 2.78.11 (iv A. D.).—In a few places the Med. Ms. of A. gives dou/leios ( 75 , 471 , 793 ), but the metre freq. requires dou/lios ( 50 (anap.), 953 , 1041 , al., so in S. 499 ), never dou/leios: in E. , however, dou/leios is certainly required (v. sub v.). The common form in Att. Prose is douliko/s, and dou=los is used as Adj. in same sense. doul-i/s, i/dos, h(, = dou/lh , Hyp. 235 , 5.17 ( Rufin. ), 14.1839.8 : condemned by Poll. 3.74 . douli^xo/-deiros, on, Ion. for dolixo/d-. douli^xo/-eis, essa, en, Ion. for dolixo/eis. doulo/-botos, on, eaten up by slaves, ta\ au(tou= Philostr. 1.21.4 . doulo-ga/mos [a^], on, = doulomi/kths , 8(4).127 . doulo-gnw/mwn, on, gen. onos, of slavish mind, AB 393 , Suid. s.v. a)ndrapodw/deis. doulo-di^da/ska^los, o(, teacher of slaves, title of play by Pherecr. , cf. Ath. 6.262b ; of Theodora, Procop. 15 . doulo-koi/ths, ou, o(, consorting with slaves, Paul.Al. 2 . doulo-kra^te/omai, Pass. , to be ruled by slaves, D.C. 60.2 ; or, like slaves, Lib. 43.35 . doulo-kra^ti/a, h(, slave-government, J. 19.4.4 . doulo-ma^xi/a, h(, servile war, Lyd. 34 . doulo-mi/kths, ou, o(, one who consorts with slaves, Tz. 6.466 . doulo-mici/a, h(, consorting with slaves, ib. 467 . doulo-poie/w, enslave, Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.45 . doulo-poio/s, o/n, enslaving, Sch. E. 488 . doulo-po/nhros, on, bad like a slave's, ko/luqron Telecl. 3 . doulo-pre/peia, h(, slavish spirit, Pl. 1.135c , Theopomp.Com. 87 . doulo-preph/s, e/s, befitting a slave, servile, po/nos Hdt. 1.126 ; opp. e)leuqe/rios, X. 2.8.4 ( Comp. ), cf. Pl. 485b , 518a , etc.: Sup. , Phld. 1457.3 . Adv. -pw=s, fqarh=nai D.C. 61.15 , cf. Gal. 17(2).146 : Sup. -e/stata Cratin. 403 . dou=los (A), Cret. dw=los 1.1 , al., o(:—prop. born bondman or slave, opp. one made a slave, ta\ a)ndra/poda pa/nta kai\ dou=la kai\ e)leu/qera Th. 8.28 , cf. E. 330 : then, generally, bondman, slave, opp. despo/ths (q. v.): not in Hom. , who twice has fem. dou/lh, h(, bondwoman, Il. 3.409 , Od. 4.12 , cf. A. 1326 , X. 5.1.4 , Pl. 395e , etc.: freq. of Persians and other nations subject to a despot, Hdt. , etc.; ou)/ tinos dou=loi ke/klhntai, of the Greeks, A. 242 : metaph., xrhma/twn d. slaves to money, E. 865 ; so gna/qou d. Id. 282.5 ; tw=n ai)ei\ a)to/pwn Th. 3.38 ; lixneiw=n, lagneiw=n, X. 1.22 , cf. 1.3.11 . Adj. (not in A. ), dou=los, h, on, slavish, servile, subject, d. po/lis S. 917 , X. 4.2.29 ; gnw/maisi dou/lais S. 53 ; d. e)/xein bi/on ib. 302 ; sw=ma d., opp. nou=s e)leu/qeros, Id. 940 ; tou\s tro/pous dou/lous parasxei=n E. 877 ; d. qa/natos, zugo/n, pou/s, Id. 1170 , 678 , 507 ; d. kai\ turannoume/nh po/lis Pl. 577d ; d. h(donai/, = douloprepei=s , ib. 587c , etc.: Comp. doulo/teros more enslaved, *ai)/gupton d. poiei=n Hdt. 7.7 . to\ d., = oi( dou=loi , E. 983 , etc.; also, slavery, a slavish life, ib. 556 (troch.). ancillary, d. e)pisth=mai Arist. 996b11 . dou=los (B): h( oi)ki/a h)\ th\n e)pi\ to\ au)to\ sune/leusin tw=n gunaikw=n, Hsch. ; cf. dwlodomei=s, dwle/nnetos. doulo/-su/nh, h(, poet. and Ion. for doulei/a, slavery, Od. 22.423 , Pi. 12.15 , A. 112 , E. 192 (anap.), Hdt. 1.129 , al. doulo/-sunos, on, = dou=los (A) 11 , enslaved, tini/ E. 448 (lyr.). doulo-fa^nh/s, e/s, slave-like, slavish to look on, sw=ma J. 2.7.2 . doulo/-yu_xos, on, = foreg., Ptol. 66 . doul-o/w, enslave, Hdt. 1.27 ; douloi=s kai\ se\ kai\ pa=san po/lin A. 254 , cf. S. 467 ; d. fro/nhma Th. 2.61 :—mostly in Pass. , to be enslaved, u(po\ *pe/rsh|si, u(po\ *(arpa/gou, Hdt. 1.94 , 174 , cf. Th. 1.98 ; ai( y<*>xai\ dedou/lwntai Hp. Aër. 23 ; dedoulwme/noi th=| gnw/mh|, th\n gnw/mhn e)doulou=nto, Th. 4.34 , 7.71 ; e)leu/qeros pa=s e(ni\ dedou/lwtai, no/mw| Men. 699 , cf 280 :— Med. (with pf. dedoulw=sqai Th. 6.82 ), make subject to oneself, enslave, Id. 1.18 , 5.29 , 7.68 , 75 , Pl. 239d ; to\n h(/ssona doulou/meq' a)/ndra E. 493 ; e)piqumi/an Pl. 838d ; to\ e(autou= qeio/taton u(po\ tw=| a)qewta/tw| . . doulou=tai Id. 589e . dou/l-wsis, ews, h(, enslavement, Th. 3.10 , Plu. 21 , D.C. 53.7 . constraint, opp. trufh/, Pl. 791d . doul-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, pertaining to service, pra=gma Plu. 2 . dou=nac, dounako/eis, poet. for don-. dou/c, douko/s, o(, = Lat. dux, PLond. 2.141.18 (iv A. D.), Just. 13.18 , etc. doupe/w, fut. -h/sw 9.427 (s. v. l., Barb. ): Ep. aor. dou/phs<*> Il. 4.504 , al.; also e)gdou/phsa (from gdoupe/w) 11.45 : pf. de/doupa 23.679 , Nic. 15 , A.R. 1.1304 , Euph. 40 ; not freq. exc. in Ep. : (dou=pos):—sound heavy or dead; in Hom. , of the heavy thud of a corpse, opp. the clashing of the armour, dou/phsen de\ pesw/n, a)ra/bhse de\ teu/xe' e)p' au)tw=| Il. 4.504 , al.; h)\ au)to\s douph=sai a)mu/nwn loigo\n *)axaioi=s 13.426 ; dedoupo/tos *oi)dipo/dao 23.679 , cf. A.R. 1.1304 , Euph. 40 ; doupei= xei\r gunaikw=n falls with heavy sound upon their breasts, E. 104 (lyr.); of rowers, kw/ph| doupei=n dub. in 9.427 ( Barb. ); of soldiers, strike heavily, tai=s a)spi/si pro\s ta\ do/rata e)dou/phsan X. 1.8.18 ; toi=s do/rasi d. pro\s ta\s a)spi/das Arr. 1.6.4 :— Pass. , aor. douph/qhsan 9.283 ( Crin. ).—Rare in Prose, cf. Luc. 22 . (Said to be Cypr., 1095 .) douph/twr, oros, o(, clattering, xalko/s 4.3b . 13 ( Agath. ). dou=pos, o(, any dead, heavy sound, thud, d. a)ko/ntwn Il. 11.364 , 16.361 ; d. o)rw/rei pu/rgwn ballome/nwn 9.573 , cf. 12.289 ; of the distant din of battle, 16.635 ; of the sound of footsteps, 10.354 , Od. 16.10 ; of the measured tread of infantry, Il. 23.234 , Hes. 70 ; o(/madon kai\ d., of a multitude, Od. 10.556 ; of the roar of the sea dashing against rocks or of a distant torrent, 5.401 , Il. 4.455 .—Rare in Trag., d. mara/gnhs A. 376 (lyr.); xero/plaktoi d' e)n ste/rnoisi pesou=ntai dou=poi the loud beating of breasts, S. 634 , cf. E. 513 ; a)kou/omen pulw=n d. the noise of opening gates, Id. 516 . Rare in Prose, Th. 3.22 ( v.l. yo/fon ) ; qo/rubos kai\ d. X. 2.2.19 . dou=ras, to/, a nom. sg. formed from the Homeric pl. dou/rata (v. sub do/ru), 6.97 ( Antiphil. ). doura/teos [a^], a, on, of planks or beams of wood, i(/ppos d. the wooden horse, Od. 8.493 , 512 ; o)beloi/ 121 ; pu/rgoi A.R. 2.381 . doura^to/glu^fos, on, carved from wood, Lyc. 361 . dou/reios, a, on, = doura/teos , E. 14 , Pl. 184d . douremhke/s: do/ratos mh=kos, Hsch. dourhnekh/s, e/s, (e)negkei=n) a spear's throw off or distant, only neut. as Adv., Il. 10.357 . douri^-a^lh/s (-a/lhs cod.): ai)xma/lwtos, Hsch. douri^-a/lwtos, on, Ion. for doria/l-. douri^-ba^rh/s ka/matos burden of a heavy spear, Wien.Stud. 25.3 (Crete). douri^-kleito/s, on, famed for the spear, Homeric epith. of heroes, Il. 5.55 , Od. 15.52 . douri^-klu^to/s, on, = foreg., Il. 2.645 , Od. 15.544 , Archil. 3 : dat. pl. douriklu/tois (sic) A. 85 (lyr.). douri-kmh/s, douri/-kthtos, douri/-lhptos, douri-manh/s, douri/-maxos, Ion. for dori-. dou/rios, a, on, = dou/reios , Ar. 1128 . douri/-phktos, on, fixed on spears, la/fura da/|wn douri/phxq' A. 278 . douri-tu^ph/s, e/s, wood-splitting, sfu=ra 6.103 ( Phil. ). smitten with the spear, 2.298.8 (Panticapaeum, ii A. D.). douri/-fa^tos, on, slain by the spear, Opp. 4.556 . douro-do/kh, h(, (de/xomai) case or stand for spears, Od. 1.128 . douro-do/kos, o(, one of the principal beams of the roof, Harp. s.v. strwth/r , 731.10 . douro-ma^nh/s, e/s, poet. for dorimanh/s, po/lemos 9.553 . douro-pa^gh/s, e/s, poet. for dorupagh/s, Opp. 1.358 , Nonn. 4.230 . douro-to/mos, poet. for druto/mos, Opp. 5.198 ; pele/keis 7.445 ( Pers. ). dox-ai=os, a, on, fit for holding, skafi/des Nic. 618 ; kradi/hn Id. 21 (s. v. l., Sch. doxei=on). dox-ei=on, Ion. dox-h/i+on, to/, holder, me/lanos d. ink-horn, AP 6.66 (Paul. Sil.), cf. 63 ( Damoch. ), Gal. 14.719 ; to\ qh=lu w(/sper gonh=s ti d. Luc. 19 . dox-eu/s, e/ws, o(, recipient, esp. of oracles or inspiration, Orac. ap. Porph. ap. Eus. 5.9 , Herm. pp.105,111 A. dox-h/, h(, = doxei=on , receptacle, E. 828 , Pl. 71c . reception, entertainment, Macho ap. Ath. 8.348f , LXX 21.8 , al., 112.89 (ii B. C.), 5.29 , etc.; = a)/riston , Hsch. shmei=on e)n qutikh=|, Id. doxiko/s, h/, o/n , d. me/tron receiving measure (officially prescribed for use by revenue officials), opp. a)nhlwtiko/n, 1.74 (iii B. C.), al., cf. 11.6 , 66.26 , etc. doxmai+ko/s, v. do/xmios. doxmalo/n: xamai/zhlon, tapeino/n, Hsch. doxmh/ or do/xmh, h(, (de/xomai) space contained in a hand's breadth, Cratin. 350 , Ar. 318 , 571 , Scyl. 112 : expld. as, = palaisth/ , Sch. Ar. ad loc.; but also as, = spiqamh/ , Phot. s. h. v.; Hsch. and Suid. give both senses. (On the accent, v. Ael.Dion. 136 , Poll. 2.157 .) doxmia/zw, use the dochmiac metre, Sch. E. 140 . do/xmios, a, on, across, aslant, do/xmia . . h)=lqon Il. 23.116 , cf. E 1261 (lyr.); d. ke/leuqon e)mba/nein Id. 1000 (lyr.), cf. 575 (lyr.); pe/se d. A.R. 1.1169 . in Prosody, pou\s d. the dochmiac measure, Choerob. p.219 C.; r(uqmo\s d. Aristid.Quint. 1.17 , Bacch. 100 :—hence Adj. forms, doxmia^ko/s Aristid.Quint. l. c.: doxmiko/s, dox-ai+ko/s, Sch. A. 128 , Sch. Ar. 937 . (Perh. cf. Skt. jihmá- 'oblique'.) doxmo/-korsoi: plagioxai=tai, Hsch. doxmo/-lofos, on, with slanting, nodding plume, A. 114 (lyr.). doxmo/-omai, turn sideways, doxmwqei/s, of a boar turning himself to whet his tusks or rip up his enemy, Hes. 389 ; of Hermes turning himself to dart through the keyhole, 146 .—Later in aor. Act. do/xmwse, Med. doxmw/sato, Nonn. 42.193 , 37.254 . doxmo/s, o/n (Delph. a/, o/n, v. infr.), = do/xmios 1 , doxmw\ a)i/+ssonte rushing on slantwise, Il. 12.148 ; doxmoi\ mh=trai lying obliquely, Hp. 2.141 ; d. a)po\ probolh=s klinqei/s Theoc. 22.120 ; d. a)nakrou/wn qhro\s pa/ton Nic. 479 ; a( o(do\s a( doxma/ the cross-road, 16.170 (Delph., ii B. C.). = do/xmios 11 , suzugi/a Sch. Ar. 283 . doxo/s, o/n, (de/xomai) containing, able to hold, qermou= kai\ u(grou= Thphr. 2.4.11 . Subst. doxo/s, o(, receptacle, Hsch. ; also, = louth/r , Id. dra/bh, h(, Arabian mustard, Lepidium Draba, Dsc. 2.157 . dragateu/w, to be a watcher of a field or vineyard (cf. Mod. Gr. draga/ths) , *)arx.*)ef. 1913.27 (Thess.). dra/gdhn, Adv. in the grasp, with the hand, Plu. 2.418e , Q.S. 13.91 . dragka/zein: kru/ptein, Hsch. dragkalakta=n: brimou=sqai, Id. dra/g-lh, h(, a kind of javelin, PLond. 2.191.12 (ii A. D.). (Cf. Lat. tragula.) dra/g-ma, atos, to/, (dra/ssomai) handful; esp. as many stalks of corn as the reaper can grasp in his left hand, truss, Il. 11.69 , 18.552 ; also, sheaf, = a)/malla , X. 7.2.8 , Theoc. 10.44 , Ph. 86.24 , 757.16 (i A. D.), Plu. 8 . later, uncut corn, AP 11.365.10 ( Agath. ), Luc. 7 : metaph., prw/ths dra/gmata futalih=s first-fruits, AP 6.44 ( Leon. (?)), cf. LXX 23.12 . e)poi/hsen h( gh= dra/gmata brought forth by handfuls, i. e. plenty, ib. 41.47 . dragma=nai: ai( e)n tai=s tou= e)gkefa/lou koilo/thsi . . , Hsch. dragma^t-eu/w, = dragmeu/w , Eust. 1162.17 . dragma^t-hge/w, convey sheaves, 698.14 (ii A. D.). dragma^t-hgi/a, h(, conveyance of sheaves, ib. 831.13 , 2.185.17 (iii A. D.). dragma^t-hgo/s, o(, labourer who conveys sheaves, 698.24 (ii A. D.). dragma^t-hfo/ros, on, carrying sheaves, Babr. 88.16 . dragma^to-klepte/w, steal sheaves, PPetr. 3p.60 (iii B. C.). dragma^to-lo/gos, on, gleaning, Hsch. drag-meu/w, collect the corn into sheaves, Il. 18.555 . drag-mh/, h(, handful, EM 285.52 . = draxmh/ (q. v.). drag-mi/s, i/dos, h(, small handful, pinch, v.l. for draxmi/s , Hp. 2.55 . drag-mo/s, o(, grasping, E. 170 , dub. l. in Q.S. 1.350 . draveo/s, h(, uncertain object dedicated to Athena, 1537 (Phocis, pl.). draqei=n, v. darqa/nw. drai/nw, to be ready to do, Il. 10.96 . have strength, d. mui=) o(/son Herod. 1.15 , cf. 2.95 . draio/n: makro/n: puleo/n (fort. l. ma/ktran, pu/elon), Hsch. draiw/mh: w)fe/leia, Id. dra/kaina, hs, h(, fem. of dra/kwn, she-dragon, h.Ap. 300 ; of the Erinyes, A. 128 ; *(/aidou d., of the Erinys of Clytaemnestra, E. 286 ; compared with a courtesan, d. a)/meiktos Anaxil. 22.3 , cf. Secund. 8 . scourge, Ar. 767 . dra^kaini/s, i/dos, h(, = dra/kwn 111 , Ephipp. 12.6 , Mnesim. 4.42 . dra/kaulos [a^], on, prob. living with a snake, epith. of the daughters of Cecrops, S. 643 . dra^kei/s, drakh=nai, dra/kon, v. de/rkomai :—but dra/ken: e)nergei=, pra/ssei, is prob. f. l. for de/draken , Hsch. drak-i/zw, play the buffoon, Gloss. dra/k-is, o(, dub. sens. in S. 177 . drak-isth/s, ou=, o(, buffoon, Gloss. dra^konqo/mi_los, on, of dragon brood, A. 267 . dra^ko/nteios, on, of a dragon, krhmnoi/ E. 1315 ; nw=ta 12.257 ( Mel. ); deirai/ 4.90 ; pou/s Luc. 4 . dra^konti/a mega/lh, = drako/ntion 111 , Ps.- Dsc. 2.166 ; d. mikra/, = a)/ron , ib. 167 . dra^konti/as puro/s, o(, a wheat with coarse straw, Thphr. 3.21.2 . d. peleia/s, h(, a kind of pigeon, Nic. 73 . d. si/kus, = s. a)/grios , Euthyd. ap. Ath. 3.74b . stone found in a serpent's head, Plin. 37.158 . drakonti/asis, ews, h(, guinea-worm disease, Gal. 14.790 . dra^ko/nt-ion, to/, Dim. of dra/kwn 1 , d. a)rgurou=n 11(2).203 44 (Delos, iii B. C.). a kind of fish ( v. l. for dra/kwn 111 ), Hp. 21 . edder-wort, Dracunculus vulgaris, ib. 1 , Thphr. 7.12.2 , Dsc. 2.166 (where drakonti/a, h(, Ps.- Dsc. : -ei/a bota/nh 13.8.7 ). guinea-worm, filaria medinensis, Plu. 2.733b , Sor. ap. Paul.Aeg. 4.58 , Gal. 19.449 . a kind of fig, Ath. 3.78a . a pigment, dragon's-blood, Alex.Aphr. 161.5 (but drako/ntion ai(=ma cinnabar, PHolm. 10.32 ). dra^kont-i/s, i/dos, h(, a kind of bird, Ant. Lib. 9.3 . in pl., certain vessels near the heart, Hp. ap. Ruf. 202 . dra^kont-i/ths [i_] (sc. li/qos), ou, o(, dragon-stone, conferring sharp vision, Ptol.Chenn. p.192 W. dra^konto-bo/los, on, dragon-hurling(?), Nonn. 36.177 . dra^konto-bo/tos, on, feeding dragons, ib. 4.356 , al. dra^konto-genh/s, e/s, dragon-gendered, of Thebans, Sch. S. 126 . dra^konto-e/qeira, h(, with snaky locks, *gorgw/n Orph. 542 . dra^konto-eidh/s, e/s, snake-like, o)/feis d. th\n kefalh/n 55 . Adv. -dw=s, r(ei=n to have a serpentine course, Str. 9.3.16 . dra^konto/-zwnes, dub. in Poet.Magic. ap. Afric. 412 i 29 . dra^konto-ke/fa^los, on, with a serpent's head, 1065.9 (i A. D.), Suid. s.v. *(eka/thn. -k<*>mos, on, with snaky locks, Nonn. 1.18 , 47.552 . dra^konto-ktoni/a, h(, slaying of a serpent, Arg. Pi. dra^kont-ole/ths, ou, o(, serpent-slayer, of Apollo, 9.525 . dra^konto/-mallos, on, with snaky locks, *gorgo/nes A. 799 . dra^konto/-mi_mos, on, serpent-like, toreu/mata Sopat. 19 . dra^konto/-morfos, on, of serpentform, Lyc. 1043 , 490.12 (ii A. D.). dra^konto/-pous, o(, h(, gen. podos, snake-footed, with serpents for feet, Tz. ad Lyc. 63 , 371.46 . dra^konto-tri^xe/w, have snaky hair, Tz. 5.720 . dra^konto-fo/nos, on, serpent-slaying, Orph. 158 , Nonn. 25.453 . dra^konto-fo/roi, oi(, = Lat. draconarii, Lyd. 1.46 . Adj. dra^konto-fo/ros, on, snaky, ko/mai Nonn. 25.221 (s. v. l.). dra^konto/-frouros, on, watched by a dragon, Lyc. 1311 . dra^kontw/dhs, es, = drakontoeidh/s, ko/rai, tu/rannos , E. 256 , Plu. 2.551e ; vermiform, ka/qisma, worm of a still, Zos.Alch. p.224 B. dra/kos [a^], eos, to/, (de/rkomai) eye, Nic. 481 . (dra/ssomai) = dra/gma , LXX 5.2 . drakto/n, to/, small vase (cf. dra/c), 479.10 (Dorylaeum), 11.385 (Panamara), etc. dra^kw/n, dra^ko/menos, v. de/rkomai. dra/kwn [a^], ontos, o(: (prob. from de/rkomai, dra^kei=n, cf. Porph. 3.8 ):— dragon, serpent, Il. 11.39 , al.; interchangeable with o)/fis, 12.202 , 208 , cf. Hes. 322 , 825 , Pi. 1.40 , A. 292 (lyr.); a)eto\s kai\ d. pole/mia Arist. 609a4 ; perh. a water-snake, ib. 602b25 . the constellation Draco, Arat. 46 , al., Man. 2.69 . a sea-fish, the great weever, Epich. 60 , Arist. 598a11 , Hp. 2.48 . = khru/keion , prob. a wand with a serpent coiled round it, S. 700 (cf. 701 ). serpent-shaped bracelet or necklace, Luc. 41 . a noose or crossed bandage for the ankle, Heraclas ap. Orib. 48.5.1 . dragon-standard, Lib. 1.144 , Them. 18.219a , cf. 1.2a : hence, corps of 1 , 000 men in the Parthian army, Luc. 29 . dra/laina: lamura/ (Cos), Hsch. dra=ma, atos, to/, (dra/w) deed, act, opp. pa/qos, A. 533 ; office, business, duty, Pl. 150a , 451c ; to\ d. dra=n to go about one's business, Id. 169b . action represented on the stage, drama, play, Ar. 920 , Arist. 1448a28 , etc.; mh\ e)n tw=| d. not in the action on the stage, ib. 1460a31 ; e)/cw tou= d. ib. 1453b32 ; d. poiei=n Ar. 1021 ; saturiko\n d. Pl. 222d (with play on 1 ): metaph., stage-effect of any kind, ta\ e)leina\ tau=ta d. ei)sa/gein Id. 35b : also, tragical event, Plb. 23.10.12 , Him. 1.12 , etc. dra_ma^t-iko/s, h/, o/n, dramatic, mimh/seis Arist. 1448b35 ; mu=qoi ib. 1459a19 ; d. a)topi/a such as is found in plays, D.H. 1.84 . Adv. -kw=s Ammon. 14.15 , Eust. 6.11 . dra_ma^/t-ion, to/, Dim. of dra=ma, Plu. 4 ; d. saturiko/n Ath. 13.595e . dra_ma^topoi-e/w, put into dramatic form, to\ geloi=on Arist. 1448b37 . dra_ma^topoi-i+/a, h(, dramatic composition, Ph. 2.597 . dra_ma^topoi-o/s, ou=, o(, dramatic poet, Heph. 8.1 , Ps.- Luc. 13 : metaph., melodramatic, d. kai\ potniasth/s Phld. 1457.12 . dra_ma^tourg-e/w, = dramatopoie/w, to\n dia/logon Ath. 1.1f , cf. Max.Tyr. 7.1 ; 'act a part', pa/nta d. J. 1.24.1 , Alciphr. 2.3 . = panourge/w , Hsch. dra_ma^tou/rg-hma, atos, to/, dramatic composition, Id. dra_ma^tourg-i/a, h(, = dramatopoii/a , Luc. 68 : metaph. of life, Sopat. ap. Stob. 4.5.52 , Max.Tyr. 7.10 ; the action of a play, Str. 1.2.27 . dra_ma^tourg-o/s, o/n, contriver, mu/sous J. 1.26.4 . dra^mei=n, v. tre/xw. dra/m-hma [a^], atos, to/ (cf. 316.50 ), running, course, Hdt. 8.98 , A. 247 (anap.), S. 193 (lyr.), 74 , Ion Trag. 1 , E. 872 (lyr.), al.; kuma/twn d. Id. 693 (pl.): the later form dro/mhma is found in codd. of Id. 1180 , al., cf. 5.385 (pl.), Ar.Byz. 73.14 . dram-hte/on, one must run, S.E. 8.271 . dra/mis, h(, a kind of loaf, Maced. word, Seleuc. ap. Ath. 3.114b . dra_mosu/nh, h(, ceremony, IG 22.1358i i 34 , 40 (iv B. C.). dra^mou=mai, v. tre/xw. dranei=s: drastikoi/, Hsch. dra=nos, eos, to/, (dra/w) doing, deed, power; also, = o)/rganon, a)/galma, kataskeu/asma , Hsch. (drano/s cod.). dra/c, a^ko/s, h(, handful, phlou= Batr. 237 ; a)lfi/twn Porph. 2.17 . the hand, ti/s e)me/trhse th\n gh=n draki/; LXX 40.12 (so dra/c: pala/mh, Hsch. ); ta\s dra/kas karterw=s sfi/gcai Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.44 ; the claw of the constellation Leo, Ptol. 7.5 . a measure, Dsc. 5.87 , Hero *Mens. 61.9 , Hsch. bakxikai\ d., = qu/rsoi , Sch. Il. 6.134 . dracw/n, a temple in Sicily, Hsch. thief, EM 286.32 . = pornobosko/s , Hsch. dra/pa^non [dra^], to/, = dre/panon , Epigr. in 5(1)p . 77 . drapeni/des: ei)=dos o)rne/ou, Hsch. dra_pet-a^gwgo/s, o/n, recovering a runaway slave: *d., o(, a comedy by Antiphanes, Ath. 4.161d . dra_pet-ei/a, h(, running away, Hsch. s.v. dra/skasis. dra_pe/t-euma, atos, to/, = foreg., Diocl.Com. 12 . dra_pet-eu/w, run away, X. 2.1.16 ; tina/ from one, Pl. 216b ; para/ tinos Luc. 12 ; drapeteu/sousi u(po\ tai=s a)spi/sin will skulk behind . . , X. 2.4.16 ; drapeteu/onta polemei=n Id. 1.23 : metaph., shirk public service, D. 42.25 ; [ ai( do/cai] d. e)k th=s yuxh=s Pl. 98a ; e)k tou= bi/ou Luc. 21 ; e)k filosofi/as Plu. 2.46e ; slip away, ei)s to\ ba/qos, of fluids, Paul.Aeg. 6.3 . dra_pe/t-hs, ou, Ion. drhpe/ths, ew, o(, (didra/skw, dra=nai) runaway, basile/os from the king, Hdt. 3.137 ; esp. runaway slave, dou/loisi, kai\ tou=to drhpe/th|si Id. 6.11 , cf. Ar. 1187 , Herod. 3.13 , etc.; d. a)nh/r S. 63 . Adj., pou\s d. E. 1498 (lyr.), cf. Aeschin. 3.152 ; bi/os d. fugitive life, 10.87 ( Pall. ); ou) drape/thn to\n klh=ron . . meqei/s no skulker's lot, i. e. not a lump of earth which would fall in pieces, of the lot of Cresphontes, S. 1285 . fem. dra_pe/tis, idos, Luc. 25 : as Adj., ste/gh a home whose occupants are shifting, S. 174 ; yuxh/ 12.80 ( Mel. ); me/lissai Ael. 5 ; *drape/tides, title of play by Cratinus. dra_pet-i/dhs, ou, Dor. dra_pe/t-da_s, o(, = foreg., d. e)mo/s e)stin Mosch. 1.3 . dra_pet-iko/s, h/, o/n, of or for a drape/ths, d. qri/ambos a triumph over runaway slaves, Plu. 31 ; d. sw/mata 2554.102 (Crete); drapetikoi/, oi(, 5(1).1390.83 (Andania); of a slave, likely to run away, 887.5 (ii A. D.). dra_pet-i/nda (Adv.) pai/zein, a game where one chased the rest, EM 286.48 ; expld. by drapetikw=s, Hsch. dra_/pet-is, idos, h(, fem. of drape/ths (q. v.). dra_pet-i/skos, o(, Dim. of drape/ths, Luc. 33 . dra/pwn, o(, = drape/ths , Hdn.Gr. 1.34 , al. dra_sei/w, Desiderat. of dra/w, have a mind to do, S. 326 , 585 , E. 1208 , 93 , Ar. 62 . dra/si^mos [a_], on, = drasth/rios : to\ d. activity, vigour, A. 554 . dra=sis, ews, h(, strength, efficacy, Luc. 276 . sacrifice, Hsch. Gramm., active force of a verb, A.D. 44.1 , 283.23 : generally, action, opp. passivity, Mich. 275.8 . (dra/w B) vision, EM 287.8 . drask-a/zw, (didra/skw) attemptanescape, Lexap. Lys. 10.17 : prov., e)n a(/lw| draska/zeis, of those who 'bury their head in the sand', Zen. 3.74 . dra/sk-a^sis, ews, h(, running away, escape, Hsch. drasmatiko/s, h/, o/n, = drasth/rios , 2.165 . drasma/twn: panourghma/twn, Hsch. drasmo/s, Ion. drhsmo/s, o(, (didra/skw) running away, flight, drhsmo\n bouleu/ein Hdt. 5.124 ; drhsmw=| e)pixeire/ein Id. 6.70 ; drasmw=| krufai/w| A. 360 ; drasmo\n eu(rei=n ib. 370 : in pl., E. 1374 (lyr.), etc.: not freq. in Prose, drasmw=| xrh=sqai Aeschin. 3.21 , cf. Plb. 5.26.14 , 987.23 (i A. D.), Jul. 2.57b . dra/ssomai, Att. dra/ttomai, Hdt. 3.13 ; impf. e)dratto/mhn Ar. 545 : fut. dra/comai 4.275.10 ( Posidipp. ), LXX 5.26 : aor. e)draca/mhn Pl. 209e , etc.: pf. de/dragmai, 2 pers. de/dracai E. 750 , part. dedragme/nos Il. 13.393 :—the Act. , dra/ssw only in Poll. 3.155 , 285.43 , prob. in 3.1170v113 (iii A. D.), cf. dra/cai: krath=sai, Hsch. : (cf. dra/c, dra/gma, draxmh/):—grasp with the hand, c. gen. rei, ko/nios dedragme/nos ai(matoe/sshs clutching handfuls of gory dust, Il. l. c.: metaph., e)lpi/dos dedragme/nos S. 235 (vv. ll. pepr-, pefr-), cf. Plb. 36.15.7 ; draca/menoi tw=n a(lw=n taking a handful of salt, Pl. l. c., etc. lay hold of, ti/ mou de/dracai xersi/; E. 750 ; draca/menos fa/rugos having seized [them] by the throat, Theoc. 24.28 , cf. 25.145 , 1298.10 (iv A. D.): metaph., dra/casqai kairou= D.S. 12.67 ; mei/zonos oi)/kou (i.e. by marriage), Call. 1.14 ; mega/lhs a)ph/nhs 11.238 ( Demod. ); ta=s kradi/as Theoc. 30.9 ; [w(=n xr]h\ dra/casqai to\ sto/ma sounds the mouth has to grip, i.e. make, dub. in Phld. 2.41 . c. acc., take by handfuls, tau/tas [ta\s mne/as] d. Hdt. 3.13 ; also, catch, tou\s sofou\s e)n th=| panourgi/a| au)tw=n 3.20 . drast-e/os, a, on, to be done, S. 1204 . draste/on one must do, Id. 1443 , E. 1024 , D.Chr. 12.16 . dra/st-hn: ko/finon, Hsch. drast-h/r, h=ros, o(, cook, Id.; cf. drhsth/r. drast-hra/: drastika/, Id. drast-h/rios, on, active, efficacious, mhxanh/ A. 1046 ; fa/rmakon E. 1185 ; a)nh\r d. e)s ta\ pa/nta Th. 4.81 ; to\ d. activity, energy, Id. 2.63 . Adv. -i/ws Ph. 1.104 , Jul. 10 , Hierocl. 26p.479M. rarely in bad sense, ta\ deina\ kai\ d. audacious deeds, E. 1554 . active, opp. passive, Plot. 6.1.29 ; esp. in Gramm., of verbs, D.H. 24 . Adv. -i/ws Syrian. 82.31 . drast-hrio/ths, htos, h(, activity, energy, Eust. 123.46 . drast-hriw/dhs, es, = drasth/rios , Gal. 12.123 ( Comp. ). dra/sths and dra/stas, o(, Att. and Dor. for drh/sths. drastiko/s, h/, o/n, = drasth/rios, sxh/mata representing attack, in a war-dance, Pl. 815a ; efficient (cause), d. ai)/tion o)rgh=s Phld. p.98W. , cf. 1.14 ; drastikou\s tw=n kakw=n (tou\s qeou/s) ib. 19 , cf. Max. Tyr. 18.2 ; paxumerou=s u(/lhs d., of river fish, Xenocr. 9 ; of persons, Plu. 21 : Comp. dia/noia -w/teron xeiro/s Ph. 1.542 : Sup. , Onos. 22.4 . active, opp. passive, d. poio/thtes, a)rxai/, 2.133 , 134 ; -w/taton to\ qermo/n ib. 135 ; -w/tata stoixei=a Ph. 2.142 . as Medic. term, drastic, Dsc. 1.19.4 ( Sup. ); fa/rmakon 13.14.5 , cf. Xenocr. ap. Orib. 2.58.50 . Adv. -kw=s Gal. 10.368 . Gramm., d. dia/basis, = dra=sis 1.3 , A.D. 115.6 . dra/stis, = bu/ssos , and drastiourgoi/, flax- or linen-workers, Hsch. drastosu/nh, v. drhstosu/nh. dra^to/s, h/, o/n, = darto/s , (de/rw) skinned, flayed, drata\ sw/mata Il. 23.169 ( v.l. dreta/ ). drau/kion, to/, necklace, Gloss. draxm-ai=os, a, on, = draxmiai=os , Nic. 519 . draxm-h/, h(, (dra/ssomai, prop. as much as one can hold in the hand, cf. Plu. 17 ): a weight, drachm, [krew=n] prob.in 12.10.4 , Thphr. 17 , etc. a silver coin, drachma, worth six obols, Hdt. 7.144 , And. 4.18 , 7.3171.52 (Orchom. Boeot. ), 9(1).694.54 (Corc.), etc. [The penult. is long in Simon. 157 , and sts. in Com., Ar. 691 (anap.), 1201 , 1019 , Pl.Com. 174.17 : darxmh/ is found in Hsch. ; cf. darkna/.] draxm-h/i+os, a, on, Ion. for draxmai=os, weighing a drachm, a)/xqos Nic. 604 . draxm-iai=os, a, on, worth or costing a drachma, Ar. 425 ; [e)pi/deicis] Pl. 384b ; d. sunalla/gmata Arist. 1300b33 ; d. to/kos interest at the rate of 1 dr. per 100 denarii per month, IGRom. 4.788 (Apamea), cf. 1038.20 (ii A. D.). weighing one drachm, Archig. ap. Gal. 12.876 , etc. draxm-i/on, to/, Dim. of draxmh/, Aristeas 5 . draxm-o/s, o(, = dragmo/s , v. l. in Q.S. 1.350 . dra/w (A), Aeol. 3 pl. drai=si Alc. 27.11 , subj. drw=, dra=|s, dra=|, opt. drw/|hn, Ep. drw/oimi Od. 15.317 ; para-drw/wsi ib. 324 : impf. e)/drwn: fut. dra/sw: aor. 1 e)/dra_sa, Ion. e)/drhsa Thgn. 954 : pf. de/dra_ka:— Pass. , aor. 1 e)dra/sqhn, drasqei/s, Th. 3.38 , 6.53 : pf. de/dra_mai (dedrasme/nwn is f. l. in Id. 3.54 ):—do, accomplish, esp. do some great thing, good or bad (acc. to some d. was the equiv. Dor. Verb for Att. pra/ttein, Arist. 1448b1 ), ai)=ya/ ken eu)= drw/oimi meta\ sfi/sin a(/ss' e)qe/loien Od. 15.317 (where the Sch. interprets it diakonoi/hn, douleu/oimi I would serve . . , cf. drh/sths) ; a)/ndres drai=sin a)ta/sqaloi Alc. l. c.; opp. pa/sxw, freq. in Trag., eu)= drw=san, eu)= pa/sxousan A. 868 ; a)/cia dra/sas a)/cia pa/sxwn Id. 1527 ; kakw=s dra/santes ou)k e)la/ssona pa/sxousi Id. 813 ; of one in extreme perplexity, ti/ pa/qw; ti/ de\ drw=; Id. 1062 , cf. 899 ; drw=n a)ntipa/sxw xrhsta/ S. 584 ; prov., " dra/santi paqei=n" trige/rwn mu=qos ta/de fwnei= A. 313 ; dra/santi ga/r toi kai\ paqei=n o)fei/letai Id. 456 , cf. S. 1272 ; ta/ g' e)/rga mou peponqo/ta . . ma=llon h)\ dedrako/ta acts of suffering rather than of doing, Id. 267 ; o( drw=n the doer, whoever he be, A. 1359 , etc.; o( dra/sas the culprit, Pl. 879a , cf. S. 1108 ; o( dedrakw/s Id. 246 , D. 23.40 ; used to avoid repetition of a verb, Th. 2.49 , al.: c. dupl. acc., oi(=' e)/rg' o( pai=s m' e)/drasen S. 940 , cf. 854 , etc.: with Adv., eu)=, kakw=s dra=n tina/, do one a good or ill turn, Thgn. 108 , S. 1154 ; dra=n ti ei)/s tina Id. 976 ; ti/ tini Id. 1402 ; pa/nta dra=n try every way, cj. in E. 284 ; panto\s ei)=xe drw=ntos h(donh/n was satisfied with the doing, S. 1604 ; ta\ drw/mena what is doing or being done, ib. 1644 , cf. D.C. 37.57 : sg., to\ drw/menon S. 40 , Th. 5.102 ; ti/ dra/sw; to express helplessness or despair, S. 920 , etc.; for oi)=sq' ou)=n o(\ dra=son; v. *ei)/dw fin. of things, touti\ ti/ dra=| to\ poth/rion; Ar. 237 ; o(/per h( li/qos dra=| to\n si/dhron Luc. 1 : so, generally, to be active, ei)s a)/llhla pa/sxein kai\ d. Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.135 , cf. Prisc.Lyd. 4.10 . offer sacrifice or perform mystical rites, d. ta\ i(era/ 12.4 , cf. 188 , Ath. 14.660a , Paus. 1.43.2 , Iamb. 1.21 , etc.:— Pass. , ta\ drw/mena Gal. 7.14 , Sopat. in Rh. 8.1 W., etc.; ta\ dhmosi/a| drw/mena Plu. 9 . dra/w (B), = o(ra/w , A.D. 139.8 , 287.7 . dre/mma: kle/mma (fort. klh=ma), oi( de\ kla/sma, Hsch. drepa/nh [a^], h(, (dre/pw) sickle, reaping-hook, h)/mwn o)cei/as drepa/nas e)n xersi\n e)/xontes Il. 18.551 , cf. 9.383.9 ; pruning-hook, e)tru/gwn . . drepa/nas e)n x. e)/x. Hes. 292 : rare in Prose, Plu. 26 , Alciphr. 3.19 . drepa^nhi/+s, i/+dos, h(, poet. for foreg., Nic. 21 . drepa^nhfo/ros, on, bearing a scythe or hook, a(/rma d. scythed car, X. 1.7.10 , Plb. 5.53.10 , D.S. 17.53 , Ascl. 8 , Ph. 2.107 . drepa/nion [a^], to/, Dim. of dre/panon, Seleuc. ap. Ath. 4.155e . drepa^ni/s, i/dos , h( (also drapeni/s Hsch. ), a kind of bird, so called from the shape of its wings, prob. the Alpine swift, Cypselus melba, Arist. 487b27 ; = kegxri/s (ke/gxros cod.), Hsch. drepa^no-eidh/s, e/s, sickle-shaped, Th. 6.4 , Str. 8.2.3 . drepa^no-ma/xaira [ma^], h(, scimitar, Sch. Ar. 1138 . drepa^no-poio/s, o(, sickle-maker, Gloss. dre/pa^non, to/, also dra/panon (q. v.), (dre/pw) = drepa/nh, d. eu)kampe/s Od. 18.368 ; xalke/ois h)/ma d. S. 534 ; the usual form in Prose and Com., Hdt. 1.125 , etc.; d. qeristiko/n 8.6 (iii B. C.). pruning-knife, Pl. 333d . scythe, X. 6.1.30 . curved sword, scimitar, Hdt. 5.112 , 7.93 , Ar. 576 . drepa^nourgo/s, o(, sword-maker, armourer, Pherecr. 130.2 , Ar. 548 . drepa^nofo/ros, on, = drepanhfo/ros, te/qrippa Anon.Hist. in Rev. Ét.Gr. 5.323 . drepa^nw/dhs, es, = drepanoeidh/s, ai)xmai/ Agath. 5.22 , cf. 219.2 . drep-teu/s, e/ws, o(, vintager, Hsch. (but drepei=s 287.30 ). drep-tikw=s, Adv. carptim, Gloss., Dosith. p.412 K. drep-to/s, h/, o/n, plucked: drepto/n, a name for a kiss, Telecl Id. 13 . dre/p-tw, poet. for sq., pluck, Ep. impf. dre/pton Mosch. 2.69 :—more freq. in Med. , Opp. 2.38 , 4.231 (Anyte), etc. dre/p-w, Ep. impf. dre/pon 425 : aor. 1 e)/dreya Hdt. 2.92 , (a)po-) Pi. 9.110 : aor. 2 e)/dra^pon ib. 4.130 : Aeol. subj. dro/pwsin Alc. 1788 15 ii 23 :— Med. , Dor. fut. dreyeu=mai Theoc. 18.40 : aor. e)dreya/mhn Od. 12.357 , etc.:— Pass. , aor. e)dre/fqhn Philostr. V A 8.7.5 :—pluck, a)/nqea 425 , Hdt. 2.92 , cf. E. 778 , 889 (lyr.); kasi/hn Hdt. 3.110 : metaph., gain possession or enjoyment of, d. tima/n, h(/ban, Pi. 1.49 , 6.48 , etc.; drapw\n eu)zwa=s a)/wton ib. 4.130 ; d. korufa\s a)reta=n a)/po Id. 1.13 ; sofi/as karpo\n d. Id. 209 ; leimw=na *mousw=n d., of a poet, Ar. 1300 . Med. , pluck for oneself, cull, fu/lla dreya/menai . . druo/s Od. 12.357 ; na/rkisson . . drepo/mhn 429 ; *)isqmia/dwn dre/pesqai a)/wton Pi. 2.9 ; a)po\ krhnw=n melirru/twn drepo/menoi ta\ me/lh Pl. 534b ; stefa/nws dreyeu/menai Theoc. 18.40 ; kenea\s e)lpi/das e)drepo/man 12.125 ( Mel. ); h(du/smata para\ th=s poihtikh=s *mou/shs Jul. 7.207c ; yuxh\n qei/an Orph. 228 ; ai(=ma dre/yasqai cull the fruits of murder, A. 718 , cf. Bion 1.22 : abs., E. 81 : c. gen., kata\ kairo\n e)rw/twn d. Pi. 123.1 . dre/xmones: nefroi/, Hsch. drh=ges: strouqoi/ ( Maced. ), Id.; cf. di/ghres, dri/c. drhloi=: fobei=tai, Id. (Fort. dvhloi=.) *drhnei/a, h(, title of Artemis, *)arx. *)ef. 1913.227 (Lesbos). drhpe/ths, drhsmo/s, Ion. for drape/ths, drasmo/s. drhsmosu/nh, h(, = drhstosu/nh, d. i(erw=n care of the holy rites, 476 . = drasmo/s , Max. 351 . drhst-eu/w, perform rites, qeoi=s *)arx. *)ef. 1913.223 (Lesbos). drhst-h/r, h=ros, o(, (dra/w A) labourer, working man, Od. 16.248 : fem. drh/steira workwoman, 10.349 , 19.345 . (didra/skw) runaway, lh|sth/s Babr. 128.14 . drh/st-hs, Att. dra/sths, ou, Dor. dra/stas, a, o(, worker, Archil. 72 ; qera/pwn, ou) dra/stas as an attendant, not a slave, Pi. 4.287 ; doer, actor, au)tourgo\s kai\ dra/sths Plb. 12.25h . 6 . as Adj., energetic, Man. 5.85 . = drape/ths , Hsch. drh=st-is, ios, h( , (didra/skw) = drape/tis , Call. 42 . drhst-osu/nh, h(, Ep. for drast-, service, Od. 15.321 ; dmwi\s drhstosu/nh|si kekasme/nh 3.1310 . dria/enta: xlwra/, Hsch. ; dria/ousan: qa/llousan, Id. drialei=n: poiei=n, Id. drikhai/, in pl., a kind of bird, Id.: cf. dri/c. dri/lac, akos, leech (Elean), Id. dri=los, o(, expld. by Lat. verpus, sens. obsc., 11.197 ( Lucill. ); drei=los, 2.353 (Amphissa). dri/mai: yu=xos, Hsch. dri_meu/w, itch, Anon. 448.3 . dri_mugmo/s, o(, pungency, qu/mou Tz. 11.374 . dri_mu^le/wn, ontos, o(, epith. applied by Menodotus the Empiric to the dogmatic physicians, Gal. 11p.63Bonnet. dri_mu/los [u^], on, Dim. , o)/mma d. a piercing little eye, Mosch. 1.8 . dri_mu/mwros [u^], on, = o)cu/mwros , used of the dogmatic physicians by Menodotus the Empiric, Gal. 11p.63Bonnet. dri/mucis [i_], ews, h(, smarting, Orib. 64 , Sor. (?)ap. Aët. 16.77 . dri^mu^poie/w, make pungent, Herod.Med. in 58.82 . dri_mu/s, ei=a, u/, piercing, sharp, keen, be/los Il. 11.270 : metaph., drimei=a ma/xh 15.696 , Hes. 261 ; d. xo/los Il. 18.322 ; me/nos Od. 24.319 ; a)/xos Hes. 457 ; qumo/s A. 391 (lyr.). of things which affect the eyes or taste, keen, pungent, acrid, of smoke, drimu/tatos kapnw=n Ar. 146 ; of radish, etc., opp. gluku/s, X. 1.4.5 , cf. Pl.Com. 154 ( Sup. ); xumo/s Arist. 422b13 ; o)smai/ ib. 421a30 ; drime/sin i)htreu/ein with pungent drugs, Hp. 27 ; d. oi)=nos Luc. 18 . Adv. -e/ws: Comp. drimu/teron, o)/zein Arist. 907a13 ; r(eu/matos drimu/teron genome/nou Hp. 18 . metaph., of persons, bitter, fierce, a)la/stwr A. 1501 (lyr.); a)/groikos Ar. 808 , etc.; also, keen, shrewd, kro/talon E. 104 ; e)/ntonoi kai\ d. Pl. 173a ; d. kai\ dikaniko/s ib. 175d ; d. e)n tw=| a)pokri/nesqai Arist. 156b37 ; lo/gos drimu/tatos Id. 182b37 (but le/cis and lo/gos d. of striking turns of phrase, Hermog. 1.2 , 2.5 ): neut. as Adv., drimu\ ble/pein look bitter, Ar. 562 ; but also to look sharply, keenly, Pl. 519a , Luc. 16 ; e)nora=n Id. 3 , Ael. 14.22 , D.C. 59.26 :—regul. Adv. drime/ws, Anaxandr. 15.3 ; e)rasqh=nai Ael. 7.15 ; drimu/tata a)lgei=n Id. 12.1 . dri_mu/ssw, cause to smart, o)fqalmou/s Alex. Trall. 2 :— Pass. , oi( drimutto/menoi ta\ ble/fara Aët. 7.15 . treat severely, Eust. 201.23 ; drimu/cetai ta\ e)nagw/nia Lib. 43 4 . dri_mu/ths, htos, h(, acridness of humours, Hp. 18 (pl.); pungency of taste, etc., Anaxipp. 1.46 , Alex.Aphr. 2.70 : pl., Arched. 2.7 , Thphr. 1.16.9 ; itches, Agatharch. 58 ; of smoke, Plb. 21.28.16 . metaph., keenness, eagerness, Pl. 311a ; d. pro\s ta\ maqh/mata Id. 535b ; keenness of wit or satire, Plu. 2.48a , Luc. 4 ; panourgi/a kai\ d. ib. 483f ; poikili/a kai\ d. Arr. 2.23.40 ; bitterness in controversy, Phld. p.22 W. esp. in Lit. Crit., use of striking words and turns of phrase, Id. 15 , Hermog. 2.5 , 3.13 , Aristid. 2pp.513,524 S. fierceness, grimness, tou= prosw/pou App. 1.70 . dri_mu^fa^g-e/w, live on acrid food, Sor. 1.64 , Paul.Aeg. 4.1 . dri_mu^fa^g-i/a, h(, acrid diet, Dsc. 2.31 (pl.), Philum. ap. Orib. 45.29.13 , Aët. 16.75 . dri/c: strouqo/s, Cyr. ; cf. drh=ges. dri/os [i^], eos, to/, copse, thicket, dri/os u(/lhs copse-wood, Od. 14.353 ; d. eu)/dendron, u(lh=en, 7.193 ( Simm. ), 203 (Id.); a(/pan Opp. 4.588 ; a)n' e)rh=mon d. 7.3 : heterocl. pl. dri/a, ta/, Hes. 530 , S. 1012 (hex.), E. 1326 (lyr.): also dat. pl. drisi/ (as if from dri/es) dub. in 14.217.43 . dri/s: du/namis, Hsch. dri/faktos: kra/bbatos, Id. dri/fos, = di/fros , Sophr. 10 . droio/n: kalo/n (Cret.), Hsch. (Fort. ka=lon.) droi/th, h(, bathing-tub, bath, A. 1540 (lyr.), 999(985) , 633 , Nic. 462 , Lyc. 1108 . cradle, Alex.Aet. 16 . bier, Parth. 44 , cf. 288.4 . a dance, Hsch. (The form dru/th cited from Hermipp. in is due to a false derivation from dru=s.) droma/aske, v. droma/w. drom-a_gete/w, act as clerk of the course, IG 12(2).134 , 258 (Mytil.). drom-ada/rios or drom-eda/rios, o(, = Lat. dromedarius, POxy. 1652a6 , 827v , etc. drom-a/dhn [a^], Adv., (dro/mos) in running, Hsch. drom-ai=os, a, on, also os, on E. 245 (lyr.):— running at full speed, swift, ka)gw\ dromai/a ba=sa S. 927 ; ou)x w(s d. pw=los E. 543 ; nefe/las dromai/ou Id. l. c.; xwrei= dromai/an Id. 495.4 ; dromai/an pte/rug' e)ktei/nwn Ar. 160 : in Prose, lagw\s d. a hare run by hounds, opp. eu)nai=os, X. 5.9 ; i)/xnh d., opp. eu)nai=a, the track of a running hare, ib. 3.8 : metaph., d. th=s yuxh=s o(rmh/ Alcid. ap. Arist. 1406a23 . Adv. -ws Sch. E. 1416 . epith. of Apollo, as patron of racing, Plu. 2.724c , 5(1).497 , al. (Sparta). dro/m-ac, akos, o(, good at running, ka/mhlos 16.22.7 . drom-a/s, a/dos, o(, h(, running, pro/s d' e)/ban droma\s e)c oi)/kwn E. 1000 (lyr.); a)/ntuc d. the whirling wheel, S. 678 (lyr.); o(lka/des Ar. 420 ; d. ka/mhlos dromedary, D.S. 19.37 , Str. 15.2.10 , J. 6.14.6 , Plu. 31 : also with a neut., droma/di kw/lw| E. 1301 (lyr.); droma/si blefa/rois Id. 837 (lyr.). wildly roaming, frantic, *nai/+s, parqe/nos, Id. 549 (lyr.), 42 ; *gallai\ mhtro\s o)rei/hs filo/qursoi droma/des 121 . of certain fish, migratory, Arist. 488a6 . street-walker, Phryn. Com. 33 . drom-a/ssein: tre/xein, Hsch. *drom-a/w (not found in pres.), = tre/xw : Ep. iter. droma/aske Hes. 117 ( v.l. foi/taske ): aor. 1 part. dromh/sasa Vett. Val. 345.33 (but inf. dromh=sai dub. in Hp. 4 ): pf. u)pa-dedro/make Sapph. 2.10 . drom-eda/rios, v. dromad-. drom-eu/s, e/ws, o(, runner, E. 824 , Ar. 1206 , Pl. 822b , LXX 9.25 , 141ii11 (iii A. D.), etc.: pl., dromh=s Eup. 94 , Pl. 613b ; later dat. drome/si Call. 555 . in Crete, = e)/fhbos , 1.40 ; cf. dro/mos 11.3 . race-horse (?), 121.390 . drom-h/, h(, = dro/mos , Hdn.Gr. 1.325 . drom-h/i+os, o( (sc. mh/n), name of month in Crete, 5040 . dro/m-hma, v. dra/mhma. dromia/fion h)=mar, = a)mfidro/mia , Hsch. drom-i/as, ou, o(, a kind of fish, Eratosth. 12 . horsemancrab, Ael. 7.24 . drom-iko/s, h/, o/n, good at running, swift, Pl. 148c , Arist. 1101b16 : Comp. , Philostr. 3.4 : Sup. , Polyaen. 3.11.10 . belonging to the foot-race, ta\ d. tou= penta/qlou X. 7.4.29 ; ta\ d. gumna/zesqai D. 61.24 ; tw=| dromikw=| a)gwni/sasqai D.C. 67.8 . Adv. -kw=s, a)poxwrei=n Pl. 706c . set up in race-courses, oi( d. tw=n *(ermw=n Philostr. 2.21 . drom-iko/ths, htos, h(, fleetness of foot, Simp. 24.18 . dro/m-ion, to/, race-course, Tab.Defix.Aud. 163.80 (Rome, iv/v A. D.). *dro/mios, o(, god of the race-course, epith. of Hermes in Crete, 5115 . in Metric, dro/mios (sc. pou/s), o(, the foot ^^-^, Choerob. p.218C. dromokh=ruc, u_kos, o(, runner, postman, Aeschin. 2.130 , Aen.Tact. 22.3 , Polyaen. 5.26 (pl.), Philostr. 4 , D.C. 78.35 . dro/mos, o(, (dramei=n) course, race, in Il.mostly of horses, i(/ppoisi ta/qh dro/mos 23.375 ; also of men, te/tato dro/mos ib. 758 ; ou)ri/w| dro/mw| with prosperous course, S. 889 (lyr.); a(/panti xrh=sqai tw=| dro/mw| at full speed, Luc. 10 : of any quick movement, e. g. flight, A. 207 : of Time, h(me/rhs d. a day's running, i. e. the distance one can go in a day, Hdt. 2.5 ; katanu/sai to\n prokei/menon d. Id. 8.98 ; i(/ppou d. h(me/ras D. 19.273 : of Things, d. nefe/lhs, h(li/ou te kai\ selh/nhs, E. 163 , Pl. 370b (pl.), etc.; oi( d. tw=n a)ste/rwn Procl. 136 ; dro/mw| at a run, freq. with Verbs of motion, dro/mw| diaba/ntas to\n *)aswpo/n Hdt. 9.59 ; i)e/nai Id. 3.77 ; xrh=sqai Id. 6.112 ; xwrei=n Th. 4.31 ; d. cunh=yan E. 1101 ; bohqh=sai d. Ar. 551 : in pl., dro/mois A. 838 , 819 . foot-race, as a contest, 2.594.11 , al.: prov., peri\ tou= panto\s dro/mon (-mou codd.) qei=n to run for one's life, Hdt. 8.74 ; to\n peri\ yuxh=s dro/mon dramei=n Ar. 375 ; peri\ yuxh=s o( d. Pl. 173a : generally, contest, plaga=n dro/mos, i. e. a pugilistic contest, Pi. 5(4).60 . lap in a race, S. 726 (interpol. ib. 691 ); e)n tw=| deute/rw| d. Arist. 579a8 . in speaking, rapid delivery, Longin. p.312S. place for running, dro/moi eu)re/es runs for cattle, Od. 4.605 . racecourse, Hdt. 6.126 , E. 599 . public walk, e)n eu)ski/ois d. *)akadh/mou Eup. 32 , cf. 22.1126.36 , etc.; colonnade, Pl. 144c ; kata/stegos d. cloister, Id. 273a ; d. custo/s Aristias 5 ; in Crete, = gumna/sion , Suid. , cf. 463.14 (Itanos, iii B. C.); du/) h)\ trei=s dro/mous perielhluqo/te having taken two or three turns in the cloister, Pl. l. c.; in Egypt, avenue of Sphinxes at entrance of temples, 56.52 (Canopus, Ptol. III), Str. 17.1.28 , etc.; d. tou= i(erou= 1130.10 (i B. C.). orchestra in the theatre ( Tarent. ), Hsch. metaph., e)/cw dro/mou or e)kto\s dro/mou fe/resqai get off the course, i. e. wander from the point, A. 883 (anap.), Pl. 414b ; e)k dro/mou pesei=n A. 1245 ; ou)de/n e)st' e)/cw dro/mou 'tis not foreign to the purpose, Id. 514 . d. dhmo/sios, = Lat. cursus publicus, Procop. 1.16 , 30 , Lyd. 2.10 ; d. o)cu/s, = Lat. cursus velox, ib. 3.61 , 900.7 (iv A. D.), etc. dromo/w, hasten, Aq. 67(68).32 . dro/mwn, wnos, o(, a light vessel, Procop. 1.11 , Lyd. 2.14 , etc. = dromi/as 11 , Hsch. dro/cima, ta/, late form for trw/cima, uncooked fruit, PLond. 5.1674 (v A. D.), 2 iii 10 (vi A. D.). droo/n: i)sxuro/n (Argive), Hsch. dropa/, = drepta/ , S. 481 . (Perh. due to wrong division of a compd., e. g. a)rti/dropos.) dro/pis: trughto/s, Hsch. dropi/skos, o(, flower-basket, Id. dro/sallis, idos, h(, a kind of vine, Gp. 5.17.3 (Bithynian). dros-ero/s, a/, o/n, (dro/sos) dewy, watery, ai)qh/r, phgai/, E. 865 (lyr.), 1335 ; nefe/lai Ar. 338 (anap.); dewy, fresh, la/xana Id. 298 . tender, soft, sto/mata 5.243 (Paul. Sil.). dros-i/a, poet. dros-i/h, h(, foam of a horse's mouth, Orac. ap. Luc. 53 ; dew, Cat.Cod. Astr. 1.172 . dros-i/zw, bedew, besprinkle, in Med. , Ar. 1312 (lyr.), prob. in E. 9.4 :—later in Act. , Posidon. 20 J. , Babr. 12.16 :— Pass. , Hp. 12 ; dedrosisme/non ne/fos dewy, D.L. 7.152 : metaph., h(ni/k' a)\n u(po\ tou= oi)/nou drosisqh=| h( yuxh/ Epict. 26 . intr., form dew, Arist. 939b38 ; drosi/zwn i(drw/s Herod.Med. in 58.99 ; to be in a flaccid condition, of the body, Philostr. 48 , cf. Archig. ap. Aët. 6.3 . dro/s-imos, on, = sq., Plu. 2.918a . dros-ino/s, h/, o/n, = drosero/s , 9.570 ( Phld. ). dros-ismo/s, o(, exposure to dew, Olymp.Alch. p.87 B. droso-bole/w, to shed dew, o( a)h\r drosobolei= Plu. 2.659b . droso-bo/los, on, dewy, xw=rai Thphr. 3.24.4 ; a)h/r ib. 6.18.3 ; panse/lhnoi Plu. 2.917f . droso-go/nos, on, dew-producing, of the sign Aquarius, Cat.Cod. Astr. 7.209 . droso-eidh/s, e/s, dew-like, Adv. -eidw=s Gal. 2.3 , al., Paul.Aeg. 4.17 . droso-ei/mwn, on, gen. onos, dew-clad, nefe/lai Orph. 21.6 , 51.6 . droso/-eis, essa, en, dewy, Sapph. 24.12 , etc.; pedi/a A.R. 1.1282 , cf. Coluth. 343 ; shedding dew, *selh/nh Nonn. 40.376 ; fresh, loutra/ E. 833 ; xei/lea 5.269 (Paul. Sil.). droso/-liqos, o(, a gem, Isid. 16.12.2 . droso/-meli, itos, to/, = a)ero/meli , Gal. 6.739 . droso/-omai, Pass. , to be wet with dew, Anacreont. 53.31 . droso-pa^gh/s, e/s, dew-nourished, Ph.Byz. 1 . droso-pa/xnh, h(, hoar-frost, rime, Arist. 394a26 . dro/sos, h(, dew, Hdt. 2.68 , Pl. 59e : pl., A. 336 , S. 1208 (lyr.), etc. in Poets, pure water, ponti/a d. A. 904 ; dro/sw| e)nali/a|, qalassi/a|, E. 255 , 1192 ; potami/a| d. Id. 127 (lyr.); potami/aisi dro/sois ib. 78 ; e)pi\ krhnai/aisi dro/sois Id. 182 (lyr.); dro/sos alone, *)axelw/|ou d. Id. 167 ; kaqarai=s dro/sois Id. 96 (lyr.); e)k potamw=n dro/son a)/rate Ar. 1339 . of other liquids, d. a)mpe/lou Pi. 7.2 ; d. foini/a A. 1390 , etc.; a)po/ptustos Ar. 1285 ; of oil, 5.3 ( Phld. ); of honey, Philostr. 19.19 ; d. kala/mou sugar, Antyll. ap. Orib. 10.27.18 : metaph., dro/sos kw/mwn Pi. 5.99 . down on the cheek, d. kai\ xnou=s Ar. 978 , cf. Plu. 2.79d . metaph., the young of animals, A. 141 (lyr., pl.): in sg., d. *(hfai/stoio Call. 1.2.3 . drosw/dhs, es, dewy, moist, ku/peiros Pherecr. 109 ; liba/s Antiph. 52.13 ; krea/dia Alex. 124.12 ; i(drw/s Plu. 2.695c ; d. u(/datos noti/s a spring of fresh water, E. 705 . *droui/dhs, = *drui/+dhs , prob. in D.S. 5.31 . drou=na: h( a)rxh/ (Tyrrhen.), Hsch. drua/zein: fluarei=n, Hsch. :—also drua/sai: katakolumbh=sai, Id.; cf. dendrua/zw 11 . dru/akes, = dru/oxoi , Id. dru^a/rion, to/, Dim. of <*>ru=s, Eust. 1715 : 52 . *dru^a/s, a/dos, h(, (dru=s) a Dryad, nymph whose life was bound up with that of her tree, Plu. 9 . a snake, Androm. ap. Gal. 14.33 . druatai/: a)/diyoi, yeu=stai, Hsch. dru^a^xarneu/s, e/ws, o(, tough Acharman, Com.Adesp. 75 . dru/etai: kru/ptetai, Hsch. dru^hko/pos, on, (ko/ptw) wood-cutting, Lyc. 1378 . *drui/+dhs, ou, o(, Druid, Arist. 35 , Str. 4.4.4 . dru^-i/+nas, ou, o(, serpent living in hollow oaks, Nic. 411 , Dsc. 11 . dru^/-i+nos, h, on, (dru=s) oaken, Od. 21.43 , Hp. 13 , E. 1103 , etc.; d. pu=r a fire of oak-wood, Theoc. 9.19 ; me/li d. honey from the hollow of an oak, AP 9.72 (Antip.(?)); o( d. ste/fanos Mon.Anc. Gr. 17.24 . dru^-i+nw/n, w=nos, o(, oak-coppice, IG 12.328 (dub.). dru^-i/+ths [i_], ou, o(, in Thphr. 1.2.2 , said to be a kind of cypress. d. li/qos a precious stone, Plin. 37.188 . dru^/-karpon, to/, acorn or similar fruit, Lyc. 83 , Eust. 773.49 (in pl.). dru^-kola/pths, v. druokola/pths. druma/zw or dru^/-ssw, = dru/ptw; fut. druma/cw 986 . drumei=tis (sc. gh=), idos, h(, woodland, Stud.Pal. 22.159 (ii A. D.). dru/mios, a, on, passing through a copse, r(o/vos 135.19H. drumi/ous: tou\s kata\ th\n xw/ran kakopoiou=ntas, Hsch. drumi/s, i/dos, h(, = drua/s, d. *nu/mfai 1.225 . dru_mo/nios, a, on, haunting the woods, epith. of Artemis, Orph. 36.12 . dru_mo/s, o(, copse, thicket, S. 1399 , 57.28 (Milet., v. B.C.), E. 1127 (lyr.), 1.19 , 5.13 (iii B. C.), LXX 2.6 , Plb. 2.15.2 , 7.544 , etc.: pl., A. 304.10 , Theoc. 1.117 , 6.13 ( Leon. ), 9.4 ( Cyllen. ), 84 ( Antiphan. ), Plu. 1 . Hom. has only pl., dru^ma/, ta/, Il. 11.118 , Od. 10.150 , 197 , 251 , also in Simm. 15 (prob.); dru_ma/ in late Ep. , D.P. 492 , Opp. 1.64 . drumo/s: frou/rion, Hsch. , perh. in this sense in 2p.140 . (Cf. Skt.drumá- 'tree', Slav.dr[ucaron]m[ucaron] 'thicket': u^ is original, u_ borrowed from dru=s.) dru_mo-fu/lac, saltuarius, Gloss. dru_mo-xa^rh/s, e/s, delighting in the woods, Orph. 51.13 . dru_m-w/dhs, es, woody, to/poi D.S. 3.26 , cf. Str. 8.3.25 ; lo/fos 42.46 (ii/i B. C.). dru_m-w/n, w=nos, o(, = drumo/s , J. 8.6.5 , al., Babr. 45.11 , Opp. 2.78 . dru^o-ba/la^nos [ba^], h(, acorn, Str. 15.3.18 : sg. in collect. sense, Id. 3.3.7 . dru^o-ba^fh/s, e/s, dyed with oak-bark, i(ma/tia Hsch. dru^o-go/nos, on, (gene/sqai) oak-grown, o)/rh Ar. 114 . dru^o/-eis, essa, en, full of oaks, woody, Il. 2.783a , Nonn. 5.60 . made of oak-wood, ib. 17.322 , al. dru^o-koi/ths, ou, o(, dweller on the oak, te/ttic 7.190 (Anyte or Leon. ). dru^o-kola/pths, ou, o(, woodpecker, of which Arist. distinguishes four species, the great black, Picus martius, the green, Picus viridis, and the spotted (both greater and less). Picus major and minor, HA 593a5 , cf. 614b7 , Str. 5.4.2 ; = Lat. picus, D.H. 1.14 :—also dru^kola/pths, Ar. 480 , 979 ; dru^oko/lay, Hsch. s.v. i(/pta (prob. l.); dru^oko/pos, Arist. 662b7 . dru^o-pa^gh\s sto/los, in S. 702 , expld. by Eust. 1726.16 as o( dru/i+nos pa/ssalos, the oak-fastening instrument, an oaken bolt. (Cf. sto/los, = e)/mbolon , A. 408 .) dru^o-peth/s, e/s, = drupeth/s (v. drupeph/s), Gal. 6.608 ; dafni/des Dsc. 1.40 (s. v. l.). dru^o-pteri/s, e/ws, o(, black oak-fern, Asplenium onopteris, Dsc. 4.187 . dru/os, o(, woodland, POxy. 1044.8 , al. (ii/iii A. D.). dru^o-tomi/a, h(, felling of trees for timber, Pl. 678d . dru^o-tomikh/ (sc. te/xnh), h(, = foreg., Id. 288d . dru^o-to/mos, o(, = druto/mos , Aesop. 35 , Gal. 13.573 , etc. [dru_- v.l. in Q.S. 1.250 .] dru^o/-faktos, coined as etym. of dru/faktos, Sch. Ar. 672 . dru/oxoi [u^], oi(, (dru- 'wooden structure', 'ship' (cf. do/ru), e)/xw) props or shores upon which is laid the frame of a new ship, Od. 19.574 , cf. Eust. et Sch. adloc.; kata\ druo/xwn e)pa/gh sani/s Epigr. ap. Moschion ap. Ath. 5.209c ; e)k druo/xwn nauphgei=sqai to build a ship from the keel, Plb. 1.38.5 ; druo/xous e)peba/lleto nho/s A.R. 1.723 : metaph., druo/xous tiqe/nai dra/matos a)rxa/s to lay the keel of a new play, Ar. 52 : oi(=on e)k druo/xwn Pl. 81b , cf. Plu. 2.321e : sg. only in Poll. 1.85 . = druma/ , woods, AP 6.16 ( Arch. ): heterocl. pl. dru/oxa E. 1163 (lyr.). dru/oy [u^], opos, o(, a kind of woodpecker, Ar. 304 . dru^peph/s, e/s, ripened on the tree, quite ripe, e)la/a Chionid. 7 , Eup. 312 ; ai( drupepei=s (sc. i)sxa/des) Ar. 564 , Callias Com. 21 : by a com. metaph., ma=zai d. Cratin. 165 , Telecl. 38 ; d. e(tai=rai Ar. 141 : heterocl. acc. sg., th\n a(li/paston dru/pepa, as Subst., 6.191 (Longus):—drupeth/s or dru^o-pe/ths (pi/ptw), ready to fall, over-ripe, is a constant v. l., cf. Sch. Orib. 2p.746D. , Hsch. drupi/s, i/dos, h(, (dru/ptw) knot-wort, Drypis spinosa, Thphr. 1.10.6 . drupolei=: talaipwrei=, o)reibatei=, puri\ poliorkei=, Hsch. dru/ppa_, h(, olive, AP 6.299 ( Phan. ), Ath. 2.56a . dru/ppios, a, on, perh. planted with olives, a)gro/s 9(1).61.20 (Daulis). drupteri/s, = druopteri/s , Hsch. dru/pthn: a)lh/thn, Hsch. ; cf. drw/pths. dru/ptw, E. 150 : fut. dru/yw (kata-) v.l.in 5.42 ( Rufin. ): aor. e)/druya, Ep. dru/ya Il. 16.324 :— Med. , Hes. 243 (kata-, tm.), E. 655 (lyr.): aor. druya/menos Od. 2.153 :— Pass. , 7.2 (Antip. Sid.): plpf. de/drupto Q.S. 14.391 :—tear, strip, braxi/ona douro\s a)kwkh\ dru/y' a)po\ muw/nwn Il. l. c.:— Med. , druyame/nw d' o)nu/xessi pareia\s a)mfi/ te deira/s tearing each other's cheeks and necks all round, Od. l. c.: mostly in sign of mourning, dru/pten ka/ra E. 150 (lyr.); e(ka/terqe pareia/s A.R. 3.672 ; also dru/ptesqai pareia/n to tear one's cheek, E. 655 ; without pareia/n, X. 3.1.13 . metaph., th\n de\ xoi=ron au)onh\ dru/ptei Herod. 8.2 .—Poet., X. and later Prose, as Philostr. 3.38 . dru=s, h( (Pelop. o(, acc. to Sch. Ar. 401 , cf. 9(1).485.5 (Thyrrheum), but fem. in Arc., 664.23 ): gen. druo/s: acc. dru=n ( dru/a Q.S. 3.280 ): nom. pl. dru/es Il. 12.132 , A. 832 , etc., dru=s Thphr. 2.9.2 , Paus. 8.12.1 : acc. pl. dru=s Ar. 528 , 402 , dru/as S. 403 , Call. 84 , 7.8 (Antip. Sid.): gen. druw=n Hdt. 7.218 : dual dru/e Hdn.Gr. 1.420 . [u^, exc. in dru=s, dru=n: gen. dru_o/s at the beginning of a verse, Hes. 436 ]:—originally, tree (dru=n e)ka/loun oi( palaioi\ . . pa=n de/ndron Sch. Il. 11.86 , cf. Hsch. ); including various trees, Thphr. 3.8.2 ; esp. Quercus Aegilops (fhgo/s) and Quercus Ilex (pri=nos), cf. h( fhgo\s kai\ h( pri=nos ei)/dh druo/s Dsc. 1.106 ; opp. peu/kh, Il. 11.494 ; opp. pi/tus, Od. 9.186 , cf. Il. 13.389 , 23.328 , etc.; ste/fanos druo/s crown of oak leaves, 2588.7 (Delos, ii B. C.); commonly, the oak, d. u(yika/rhnoi, u(yi/komoi, Il. 12.132 , 14.398 , cf. 13.389 , 23.328 , etc.; sacred to Zeus, who gave his oracles from the oaks of Dodona, Od. 14.328 ; ai( prosh/goroi dru/es A. 832 ; polu/glwssos d. S. 1168 , cf. Pl. 275b : prov., ou) ga\r a)po\ druo/s e)ssi . . ou)d' a)po\ pe/trhs thou art no foundling from the woods or rocks, i. e. thou hast parents and a country, Od. 19.163 , cf. Pl. 34d , 544d , 10.55 ( Pall. ); but ou) me/n pws nu=n e)/stin a)po\ druo\s ou)d' a)po\ pe/trhs . . o)ari/zein 'tis no time now to talk at ease from tree or rock, like lovers, Il. 22.126 ; a)lla\ ti/ h)= moi tau=ta peri\ dru=n h)\ peri\ pe/trhn; why all this about trees and rocks (i. e. things we have nothing to do with)? Hes. 35 ; also dia\ pe/tras kai\ dia\ druo\s o(ra=n 'to see through a brick wall', Plu. 2.1083d . of other trees bearing acorns or mast ( Paus. 8.1.6 ), pi/eira dru=s the resinous wood (of the pine), S. 766 ; of the olive, E. 615 (lyr.); d. qalassi/a, = a(li/floios , Ps.-Democr. p.5G. d. ponti/a, gulf-weed, Sargassum vulgare, Thphr. 4.6.9 . metaph., worn-out old man, AP 6.254 ( Myrin. ), Artem. 2.25 . (Cogn. with do/ru; cf. Skt. dru- 'wood', in compds.) dru/ssomai, aor. part. druca/menos, perh. = drufa/ssw, d. th=s gh=s a)po\ tw=n o(ri/wn 1.11.14 (ii B. C.). dru^to/mos, on, wood-cutter, Il. 11.86 , Theoc. 5.64 , Philostr. 2.33 , al.; cf. druoto/mos. [dru_- Q.S. 9.163 , 453 , 13.56 .] dru^fa/des, ai(, nail-parings, Hsch. ; also, = lu=pai, o)du/nai , i. e. lancinating pains or weals, bruises, Id. drufa/zw, aor. inf. drufa/cai: dakei=n, Hsch. drufai/nhka: to\n ou) me/gan (Elean), Id. dru/fakt-os [u^], o(, later tru/faktos 35.23 (Delos, iv B. C.), 598.3 (Jerusalem), Hdn.Gr. 2.595 :— railing or latticed partition, serving as the bar of the courts of law, the council-chamber, etc., Ar. 380 : mostly in pl., u(pereph/dwn tou\s d. Id. 675 ; u(po\ toi=s d. Id. 386 ; e)pi\ toi=s d. ib. 552 , X 2.3.55 : sg., drufa/ktou tro/pw| Apollod. 172.1 . hand-rail, Plb. 1.22.6 , 10 . balcony, Arist. 50.2 :—written dru/fraktoi, Lib. 11.217 . (By dissim. for dru/-fraktos (fra/ssw), cf. Lib. l. c., Hellad. ap. Sch. Orib. 2p.746D. , Sch. Ar. l. c.) drufakt-o/w, fence, fortify, Plb. 8.4.4 . drufa/kt-wma, atos, to/, enclosure, Str. 13.4.14 . dru^fa/ssw, fence round, guard by a fence, Lyc. 758 ( Pass. ). dru/fein: perai/nein, and drufo/menoi: fqeiro/menoi, Hsch. drufh/ [u^], h(, (dru/ptw) tearing, and drufoi/, oi(, scrapings, Hsch. : —also dru/fh, = kla/smata , Id. s.v. pu/rna , cf. Suid. dru^fo/roi, oi(, religious guild at Thessalonica (cf. dendrofo/ros), 38.41 (droi- lapis). dru/yelon, to/, lit. bark: of a leaf, Parth. 26 : dru/yala, Hsch. dru/yia, ta/, = foreg., d. turw=n 6.299 ( Phan. ). druyo-ge/rwn, ontos, o(, (dru/ptw) worn-out old man, and druyo/-pais, paidos, o(, h(, coquette, Hsch. ; also, = e)leeino/s , Id. dru^w/dhs, es, gloss on druo/eis , Hsch. drwkta/zeis (drokt- cod.): perible/peis, Hsch. ; cf. drwpa/zw, drw/ptw. drwma=|: tre/xei, and drwmi/ssousa: tre/xousa, Id. drwpa/zw (dra/w B), gaze at, A.D. 139.8 , Hsch. drwpa^k-i/zw, apply a depilatory, d. me/liti Orib. 4.7 :— Med. , Arr. 3.22.10 , Hierocl. 64 :— Pass. , Luc. 50 . drwpa^k-ismo/s, o(, the application of a pitch-plaster, as a counter-irritant, Dsc. 3 . drwpa^k-iste/on, one must apply a pitch-plaster, Orib. 75 . drwpa^k-isth/s, ou=, o(, = depilator, Gloss. drwpa^k-isto/s, h/, o/n, serving as a counter-irritant, Gal. 18(2).894 . drwpa^k-i/stria, h(, = parati/ltria , Phot. drw=pac, a^kos, o(, (dre/pw) pitch-plaster, Hp. 19 ( 53.71 ), Gal. 6.416 , Dsc. 1.233 , Archig. ap. Aët. 3.180 :—also neut. pl. drw/paka (sc. fa/rmaka), Gal. 18(2).894 . [a^ in Lat. gen., Mart. 3.74 , 10.65 .] drw/pths: planh/ths, ptwxo/s, Hsch. drw/ptw, = diako/ptw h)\ diaskopw= , A. 278 . drw/y: a)/nqrwpos, Hsch. du/a, Dor. for du/h. du/an: krh/nhn, Id. du^a^d-i/zw, make into a dyad, in Pass. , h( duadizome/nh mona/s Dam. 147 . du^a^d-iko/s, h/, o/n, (du/o) of or for the number two, Plu. 2.1025d ; opp. monadiko/s, Dam. 119 ; d. pa=sa pro/odos ib. 47 . Adv. -kw=s Procl. p.915 S. , Herm. p.151A. du^a^d-ismo/s, o(, making into a dyad, Dam. 193 . du^-a/zw, express in the dual number, Eust. 47.28 . Pass. , to be impressed with the sense of a thing's being double, see double, etc., S.E. 7.193 . make into two, Ascl. 432.12 ( Pass. ): — Pass. , to be halved, of the moon, 12 . double, Theo Sm. p.29 H., Iamb. p.60P. dua/zei: fluarei=, Hsch. , Cyr. (cf. drua/zw); also duaei= Hsch. du^-a/kis, Adv. twice, Ar. 769 . du^-a/ndres, oi(, = Lat. duumviri, Wien.Stud. 24.288 (Olbasa). du^-andriko/s, h/, o/n, = duumviralis, ib. 289 . du^-a^neriko/s, h/, o/n, = foreg., 3979 ( Antioch. Pisid.). du^-a/s, a/dos, h(, the number two, Pl. 101c , 149c , Arist. 220a27 , etc. dyad, h( a)o/ristos d. Arist. 1081a14 , Alex.Aphr. 58.12 . pair, Philostr. 1.6 , Lib. 61.7 . du^a/w, (du/h) plunge in misery, duo/wsin . . a)nqrw/pons Od. 20.195 :— Pass. , pf. part. deduhme/nh Hsch. dugo/s, Dor. for zugo/s, 180 (Crete), 317 (Delph.), 316.57 ; Aeol. , ib. 466.36 ; Boeot. , Choerob. 2.390 . du^-eidh/s, e/s, of the class of the dyad, meso/ths Dam. 189 . du^-eni^ausi/ws, Adv. twice yearly, PAmh. 2.148.8 (V A. D. ). du^ero/s, a/, o/n, (du/h) miserable, duerou= qana/toio tuxei=n 3.1337 , cf. Max. 65 , 182 . duva/noi, v. di/dwmi. du/h [u^], h(, Dor. (not in Trag.) du/a, poet. Noun, misery, anguish, Od. 14.215 , etc.; ph=ma du/hs height of woe, ib. 338 ; pe/lagos a)thra=s du/hs A. 746 ; gennai/a d. S. 938 (lyr.): pl., phmonai=s du/ais te A. 513 , cf. 181 (lyr.), 525 , etc.: also in late Prose, App. 4.42 ; Pythag. name for two (by false etym.), Theol,Ar. 12 . du^h-pa^qe/w, endure misery, Nonn. 26.113 . du^h-pa^qh/s, e/s, much-suffering, A.R. 4.1165 , Opp. 2.436 ; painful, toketo/s Nonn. 41.411 . du^h-pa^/qia, poet. du^h-i/h, h(, misery, A.R. 4.1395 , 4.113 ( Jul. ), Hsch. :—written du^h-pa/qeia, 291.10 . du^h/-pa^qos, on, = duhpaqh/s , 486 . duqmh/, = dusmh/ (q. v.). du^i+ko/s, h/, o/n, dual, D.T. 635.30 ; to\ d. the dual number, A.D. 10.28 , S.E. 1.142 . Adv. -kw=s in the dual number, Phoeb. 1.4 , Anon. 73.4 ; = dittw=s , Suid. du/i+os [u^], a, on, = duero/s , A. 829 (lyr.). du=ma, atos, to/, = e)/nduma , 929.8 , 15 (ii/iii A. D.). du/menai [u_], Ep. aor. 2 inf. Act. of du/w. du/na^mai [u^], 2 sg. du/nasai Il. 1.393 , Od. 4.374 , S. 1164 (anap.), Ar. 811 (lyr.), 574 , X. 7.7.8 , etc.; du/nh| 19 , also in codd. of S. 798 , E. 253 , 239 , and later Prose, Plb. 7.11.5 , Ael. 13.32 ; Aeol. and Dor. du/na| Alc. 1788 15 ii 16 , Theoc. 10.2 , also S. 849 (lyr.), dub. in 696 (lyr.); du/nh| is subj., Ar. 491 , cf. Phryn. 337 ; Ion. 3 pl. dune/atai Hdt. 2.142 ; subj. du/nwmai, Ion. 2 sg. du/nhai Il. 6.229 (dunew/meqa -wntai as vv.ll. in Hdt. 4.97 , 7.163 ); also du/na_mai Sapph. 3.3 , 4952 42 (Crete): impf. 2 sg. e)du/nw 405 , X. 1.6.7 ; later e)du/naso Hp. 16 ( v.l. h)d. ), Luc. 9.1 ; Ion. 3 pl. e)dune/ato Hdt. 4.110 , al. (h)d- codd.): fut. dunh/somai Od. 16.238 , etc.; Dor. duna_sou=mai Archyt. 3 ; later dunhqh/somai D.C. 52.37 : aor. e)dunhsa/mhn Il. 14.33 , Ep. dun- 5.621 ; subj. dunh/swntai Semon. 1.17 , never in good Att. , f. l. in D. 19.323 : Pass. forms, Ep. , Ion. , Lyr., e)duna/sqhn or duna/sqhn Il. 23.465 , al., Hdt. 2.19 , al., Pi. 1.56 , Hp. 48 ( v.l. dunhqei/h ), also in X. 1.2.24 , 7.6.20 ; Trag. and Att. Prose e)dunh/qhn S. 1067 , 1212 (lyr.), E. 867 (anap.), D. 21.80 , 186 : pf. dedu/nhmai D. 4.30 , Din. 2.14 , Phld. 1.261S. —The double augment h)duna/mhn is Att. acc. to Moer. 175 , but Ion. acc. to 2.374 , and is found in codd. of Hdt. 4.110 , al., Hp. 1.26 .b', al.; h)du/nw is required by metre in Philippid. 16 ; but is not found in Att. Inscrr. before 300 B.C., 22.678.12 , al., cf. h)du/nasqe ib. 7.2711 (Acraeph., i A.D.); both forms occur in later writers: h)dunh/qhn occurs in A. 208 , and codd. of Th. 4.33 , Lys. 3.42 , etc.: du/nomai is a late form freq. in Pap. as 9 (ii B. C.), al. [u^, exc. in du_name/noio Od. 1.276 , 11.414 , Hom. 15.1 , and pr. n. *du_name/nh, metri gr.] to be able, strong enough to do, c. inf. pres. et aor., Il. 19.163 , 1.562 , etc.: fut. inf. is f.l. (pei/sein for pei/qein) in S. 1394 , (kwlu/sein for kwlu=sai) Plb. 21.11.13 , etc.: freq. abs., with inf. supplied from the context, ei) du/nasai/ ge if at least thou canst (sc. perisxe/sqai), Il. 1.393 : also c. acc. Pron. or Adj., o(/sson du/namai xersi/n te posi/n te 20.360 ; [ *zeu\s] du/natai a(/panta Od. 4.237 ; me/ga duna/menos very powerful, mighty, 1.276 , cf. 11.414 ; d. me/giston cei/nwn Hdt. 9.9 , etc.; me/ga du/natai, multum valet, A. 950 (lyr.); d. *dio\s a)/gxista Id. 1035 ; oi( duna/menoi men of power, rank, and influence, E. 889 , Th. 6.39 , etc.; oi( duna/menoi, opp. oi( mh\ e)/xontes, Democr. 255 ; opp. oi( pe/nhtes, Archyt. 3 ; duna/menos para/ tini having influence with him, Hdt. 7.5 , And. 4.26 , etc.; du/nasqai e)n toi=s prw/tois Th. 4.105 ; d. toi=s xrh/masi, tw=| sw/mati, Lys. 6.48 , 24.4 ; o( duna/menos one that can maintain himself, Id. 24.12 ; of things, [diafe/rei] oi(=s du/nantai differ in their potentialities, Plot. 6.3.17 . of moral possibility, to be able, dare, bear to do a thing, mostly with neg., ou)/te teleuth\n poih=sai du/natai Od. 1.250 ; se . . ou) du/namai prolipei=n 13.331 , cf. S. 455 ; ou)ke/ti e)du/nato e)n tw=| kaqestw=ti tro/pw| bioteu/ein Th. 1.130 ; ou)de\ sqe/nein tosou=ton w)|o/mhn ta\ sa\ khru/gmaq' w(/ste . . qew=n no/mima du/nasqai . . u(perdramei=n S. 455 . enjoy a legal right, d. th=s gewrgi/as a)phlla/xqai 899.31 (ii/iii A.D.), etc. with w(s and Sup. , w(s e)du/nanto a)dhlo/tata as secretly as they could, Th. 7.50 ; w(s du/namai ma/lista katatei/nas as forcibly as I possibly can, Pl. 367b ; w(s du/naito ka/lliston Id. 214c ; w(s a)\n du/nwmai dia\ braxuta/twn D. 27.3 , etc.; simply w(s e)du/nato in the best way he could, X. 2.6.2 : with relat., o(/sous e)du/nato plei/stous a)qroi/sas Id. 2.2.9 ; labei=n . . ou(\s a)\n sofwta/tous du/nwmai Alex. 213 . to be equivalent to, lo/goi e)/rga duna/menoi words that are as good as deeds, Th. 6.40 : hence, of money, to be worth, c. acc., o( si/glos du/natai e(pta\ o)bolou/s X. 1.5.6 , cf. D. 34.23 : abs., pass, be current, Luc. 10 . of Number, etc., to be equal or equivalent to, trihko/siai geneai\ dune/atai mu/ria e)/tea Hdt. 2.142 ; dunh/setai th\n u(potei/nousan will be equivalent to the hypotenuse, Arist. 709a19 . of words, signify, mean, Hdt. 4.110 , al.; to\ peirhqh=nai kai\ to\ poiei=n i)/son du/natai Id. 6.86 . g/; du/natai i)/son tw=| dra=n to\ noei=n Ar. 691 ; du/natai to\ neodamw=des h)/dh e)leu/qeron ei)=nai Th. 7.58 : in later Greek, du/natai to\ "mnasqe/nti" a)nti\ tou= "mnasqe/ntos" is equivalent to . . , Sch. Pi. 7.110 . avail to produce, ou)de/na kairo\n du/natai brings no advantage, E. 128 (anap.), cf. Pl. 23d . of things, mean, 'spell', to\ tribw/nion ti/ du/natai; Ar. 842 ; ai( a)ggeli/ai tou=to du/nantai they mean this much, Th. 6.36 ; th\n au)th\n d. dou/lwsin Id. 1.141 , cf. Arist. 1313b25 . Math., du/nasqai/ ti to be equivalent when squared to a number or area, toi=s e)pipe/dois a(\ du/nantai in the areas of which they [the lines] are the roots, Pl. 148b ; h( *b*g th=s *a mei=zon du/natai th=| *d*z the square on *b*g is greater than the square on A by the square on *d*z, Euc. 10.17 ; ai( duna/menai au)ta/ [ta\ mege/qh] the lines representing their square roots, ib. 4 , cf. 22 ; au)ch/seis duna/menai/ te kai\ dunasteuo/menai increments both in the roots and powers of numbers, Pl. 546b ; th\n u(potei/nousan tai=s peri\ th\n o)rqh\n i)/son duname/nhn Plu. 2.720a , cf. Iamb. 17 ; h( duname/nh, Pythag. name for the hypotenuse of a right-angled triangle, Alex.Aphr. 75.31 . of numbers multiplied together, come to, Papp. 1.24 , 27 . impers., ou) du/natai, c. aor. inf., it cannot be, is not to be, toi=si *spartih/th|si kallierh=sai ou)k e)du/nato Hdt. 7.134 , cf. 9.45 ; du/natai it is possible, Plu. 2.440e (s. v.l.). du^na^mero/s, a/, o/n, potent, of drugs: hence as Subst., fusika\ dunamera/, title of work by Ps.-Bolus, Suid. s.v. *bw=los , cf. Archig. ap. Aët. 3.114 . du^na^miko/s, h/, o/n, powerful, efficacious, e)rwth/mata Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.90 ( Comp. ); to\ tou= lo/gou d. Phld. 1.378 S. ( Sup. ); lo/gos, of a magician's spell, Ps.-Callisth. 1.3 ; pro/s ti Plb. 22.21.4 , Onos. 12.2 ( Comp. ); kata\ th\n swmatikh\n e(/cin Plb. 36.16.3 ( Sup. ); of wine, potent, Ath. 1.26b ( Sup. ). potential, to\ d., opp. to\ u(postatiko/n, to\ e)nerghtiko/n, Dam. 61 . Gramm., expressing possibility, d. su/ndesmos (of ka) Sch. Theoc. 1.4 . du/na^mis [u^], h( , gen. ews, Ion. ios, Ion. dat. duna/mi : (du/namai):— power, might, in Hom. , esp. of bodily strength, ei)/ moi d. ge parei/h Od. 2.62 , cf. Il. 8.294 ; oi(/h e)mh\ d. kai\ xei=res Od. 20.237 ; h( d. tw=n ne/wn Antipho 4.3.2 , etc.: generally, strength, power, ability to do anything, pa\r du/namin beyond one's strength, Il. 13.787 ; in Prose, para\ d. tolmhtai/ Th. 1.70 , etc.; u(pe\r d. D. 18.193 ; opp. kata\ d. as far as lies in one, Hdt. 3.142 , etc. ( ka\d d. Hes. 336 ); ei)s du/namin Cratin. 172 , Pl. 458e , etc.; pro\s th\n d. Id. 231a . outward power, influence, authority, A. 174 (anap.), 779 (lyr.); katapau/santa th\n *ku/rou d. Hdt. 1.90 ; duna/mei prou)/xontes Th. 7.21 , etc.; e)n d. ei)=nai, gene/sqai, X. 4.4.5 , D. 13.29 . force for war, forces, d. a)ndrw=n Hdt. 5.100 , cf. Pl. 240d , Plb. 1.41.2 , LXX 21.22 , 139.8 (ii B. C.); meta\ duna/mewn i(kanw=n Wilcken 10 (ii B. C.), etc.; d. kai\ pezh\ kai\ i(ppikh\ kai\ nautikh/ X. 1.3.12 ; pe/nte duna/mesi pefrourhme/non, of the five projecting rows of sarissae in the phalanx, Ascl. 5.2 ,al. a power, quantity, xrhma/twn d. Hdt. 7.9 .a/. means, kata\ du/namin Arist. 1243b12 ; opp. para\ d., 8.3 ; kata\ d. tw=n u(parxo/ntwn 1051.17 (Aug.). power, faculty, capacity, ai( a)mfi\ to\ sw=ma d. Hp. 14 ; ai( tou= sw/matos duna/meis Pl. 185e ; h( th=s o)/yews d. Id. 532a ; h( tw=n lego/ntwn d. D. 22.11 : c. gen. rei, capacity for, tw=n e)/rgwn Arist. 1309a35 ; tou= le/gein Id. 1362b22 ; tou= lo/gou, tw=n lo/gwn, Men. 578 , Alex. 94 ; d. strathgikh/ Plb. 1.84.6 ; d. e)n pragmatei/a| Id. 2.56.5 ; d. sunqetikh/ D.H. 2 : abs., any natural capacity or faculty, that may be improved and may be used for good or ill, Arist. 126a37 , cf. 1183b28 . elementary force, such as heat, cold, etc., Hp. 16 , Arist. 646a14 ; h( tou= qermou= d.ib. 650a5 ; qermantikh\ d. Epicur. 60 , cf. Polystr. p.23 W. property, quality, i)di/hn du/namin kai\ fu/sin e)/xein Hp. 13 , cf. 5 , 1.10 ; esp. of the natural properties of plants, etc., ai( d. tw=n fuome/nwn, tw=n sperma/twn, X. 8.8.14 , Thphr. 8.11.1 ; productive power, th=s gh=s Id. 16.4 ; meta/llwn Id. 4.1 : generally, function, faculty, du/namis fusikh/, zwikh/, yuxikh/, Gal. 10.635 ; peri\ fusikw=n d., title of work by Galen. in pl., agencies, u(pa/rxein e)n th=| fu/sei ta\s toiau/tas duna/meis (sc. the gods) Polystr. p.10 W. function, meaning, of part in whole, Id. p.17 W. in Music, function, value, of a note in the scale, d. e)sti ta/cis fqo/ggou e)n susth/mati Cleonid. 14 , cf. Aristox. p.69M. ; me/sh kata\ du/namin, opp. kata\ qe/sin, Ptol. 2.5 . faculty, art, or craft, Pl. 532d , Arist. 1018a30 , 1094a10 , Arr. 1.1.1 ; d. skeptikh/ the doctrine of the Sceptics, S.E. 7.1 . a medicine, Timostr. 7 , etc.; d. a(plai= Hp. 9 , Aret. 1.4 , etc.; d. polufa/rmakoi Plu. 2.403c , Gal. 13.365 : in pl., collection of formulae or prescriptions, Orib. 10.33 . action of medicines, peri\ th=s a(plw=n farma/kwn d., title of work by Galen; also, potency, duna/mei qerma/, yuxra/, Id. 1.672 , al. magically potent substance or object, PMag.Leid.V. 8.12 : in pl., magical powers, Hld. 4.7 . force or meaning of a word, Lys. 10.7 , Pl. 394b , Diog.Oen. 12 , Phld. 31 , etc. phonetic value of sounds or letters, Plb. 10.47.8 , D.H. 12 , Luc. 5 , etc. worth or value of money, Th. 6.46 , 2.97 , Plu. 9 , 15 . capability of existing or acting, potentiality, opp. actuality (e)ne/rgeia), Arist. 1047b31 , 1051a5 , etc.: hence duna/mei as Adv., virtually, u(/steron o)\n th=| ta/cei, pro/teron th=| duna/mei . . e)sti/ D. 3.15 ; opp. e)nergei/a|, Arist. 86a28 , al.; opp. e)ntelexei/a|, Id. 193b8 , al. Math., power, kata\ metafora\n h( e)n gewmetri/a| le/getai d. Id. 1019b33 ; usu. second power, square, kata\ du/namin in square, Pl. 54b , cf. 11 , etc.: chiefly in dat., [eu)qei=a] duna/mei i)/sh a line the square on which is equal to an area, h( BA e)la/sswn e)sti\n h)\ diplasi/wn duna/mei th=s AK the square on BA is less than double of the square on AK, Archim. 2.9 : eu)qei=ai d. su/mmetroi commensurable in square, Euc. 10 2 ; h( duna/mei deka/s the series 12 + 22 . . . + 102 , 64 . square number, Pl. 32a . square of an unknown quantity ( x2 ), Dioph. 2 , al. square root of a number which is not a perfect square, surd, opp. mh=kos, Pl. 147d . product of two numbers, h( a)mfoi=n (sc. tria/dos kai\ dua/dos) d. e(ca/s Ph. 1.3 , cf. Iamb. p.108 P.; duna/mei in product, Hero 1.15 , 33 . concrete, powers, esp. of divine beings, ai( d. tw=n ou)ranw=n LXX 34.4 , cf. 3.22 , al., Ph. 1.587 , 1.26 , Porph. 2.34 : sg., 8.10 , 1.1275 ; poluw/numos d., of God, Secund. 3 . manifestation of divine power, miracle, Ev.Matt. 11.21 , al., Buresch Aus Lydien 113 , etc. du^na^mo-du/na^mis, ews, h(, square multiplied by square, fourth power, Hero 1.17 ; fourth power of unknown quantity (x 4 ), Dioph. 1 (pl.), al.: —hence du^na^mo-du^na^mosto/n, to/, the fraction 1 /x 4 , Id. 3 , al. du^na^mo/-ku^bos, o(, square multiplied by cube, fifth power, Hippol. 1.2.10 ; fifth power of unknown quantity (x 5 ), Dioph. 1 (pl.), al.:—hence du^na^mo-ku^bosto/n, to/, the fraction 1 /x 5 , Id. 3 , al. du^na^mosto/n, to/, the fraction 1 /x 2 , Dioph. 3 , al. du^na^m-o/w, strengthen, LXX 10.10 , Thd. 9.27 , Polem. 30 , Porph. 35 , Sall. 16 , Procl. 70 , al.:— Pass. , 1.11 , etc. in magic, put power into, sw=ma 7.16 ; pra=gma ib. 8.19 ; tina/ 1.197 :— Pass. , 2.121 . du^na^/m-wsis, ews, h(, strengthening, fortifying, invigoration, yuxh=s Plot. 4.6.3 . du^na^m-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, strengthening, h( du/namis tw=n pa/ntwn -w/taton (sc. ai)/tion) Dam. 61 . du/na^sis [u^], ews, h( , poet. for du/namis, Pi. 4.238 , B. 9.49 , S. 604 (lyr.), 952 (lyr.), E. 1012 ; e)n (i.e. e)s) du/nasin pro virili parte, IG 22.1126.5 (Amphict. Delph.). du^nast-ei/a, h(, power, lordship, domination, S. 593 , D. 18.67 ; d. o)li/gwn a)ndrw=n Th. 3.62 ; politikai\ d. the exercise of political power, Pl. 176c ; oi( ta\s d. e)/xontes Isoc. 2.8 , cf. 9.19 , Plb. 3.18.1 . close oligarchy, opp. i)sonomi/a, Th. 4.78 , cf. And. 2.27 , X. 5.4.46 , etc.; u(po\ tw=n o)li/gwn d. Pl. 291d ; opp. politei/a, Arist. 1272b10 ; distd.fr. o)ligarxi/a, ib. 1292b10 , cf. 1293a31 : in pl., of the Roman Senate, D.C. 52.1 . in pl., mighty deeds, LXX 13.12 , al. du^na/st-eira, h(, fem. of duna/sths, 38.11 (Alexandria, iii A. D.). du^na/st-euma, atos, to/, in pl., natural resources, ta\ d. tou= *aiba/nou LXX 2.46c . du^nast-eutiko/s, h/, o/n, arbitrary, o)ligarxi/a Arist. 1298a32 ; oligarchical, ai(/resis ib. 1306a18 ; i)atrei/a (opp. politikh/) ib. 1272b3 ; po/leis kai\ xw=rai Phld. 2.145 S. ; lo/gos Plu. 2.818a ; tyrannical, dou/lwsis Porph. 1.8 . du^nast-eu/w, hold power or lordship, be powerful or influential, Hdt. 9.2 , Isoc. 12.82 , 56.12 , etc.; to\-eu=on, opp. dh=mos, Th. 6.89 ; h( po/lis tw=n loipe/wn e)duna/steue me/giston Hdt. 5.97 : c. gen., to be lord over, *oi)xali/as D.S. 4.31 : metaph., ai( a)/logoi h(donai\ d. yuxh=s Ph. 1.19 : c. dat., Ath. 14.624d : generally, prevail, be prevalent, of a wind, of climate, Hp. 3.5 , Aër. 12 ; to be influential, potent, e)n tw=| sw/mati Id. 16 , cf. Herophil. ap. Gal. 12.619 :— Pass. , to be ruled, pro\s muri/wn Ph. 2.503 . Math., in Pass. , to be concerned with powers of numbers, Pl. 546b . du^na/st-hs, ou, o(, lord, master, ruler, of Zeus, S. 608 (lyr.); a)/ndres d. the chief men in a state, Hdt. 2.32 , cf. Pl. 473d , etc.; petty chief, princelet, Th. 7.33 , etc.; h(gemo/si kai\ d. kai\ basileu=sin Plb. 9.23.5 , cf. 10.34.2 , Posidon. 50 J. , Str. 17.3.25 ; lamproi\ duna/stai, of the stars, A. 6 . du^nast-iko/s, h/, o/n, of or for a duna/sths, arbitrary, Arist. 1320b31 ( Sup. ): Comp. , more potent, Gal. 6.396 . du^/nast-is, idos, h(, fem. of duna/sths, Demetr. 292 ; tu/xh h( pa/ntwn d. a)nqrw/pwn dub. in Phld. 24 . du^na/st-wr, oros, o(, = duna/sths , E. 280 (lyr.). du^na^t-e/w, = du/namai, dunath/sei to\ sumbai=non i)/sxein Phld. 11 . to be mighty, 13.3 . du^na^/t-hs, ou, o(, poet. for duna/sths, w)= duna/ta A. 674 (lyr., cod. Med. ). du^na^t-o/s, h/, o/n, also o/s, o/n Pi. 2.14 , Apollon. Cit. 2 :— strong, mighty, in body or mind, o(/ ti h)=n au)tw=n dunatw/taton the ablest-bodied men, Hdt. 9.31 ; sound in limb, opp. a)du/natos, Lys. 24.12 ; sw=ma d. pro/s ti X. 7.23 ; xersi\ kai\ yuxa=| d. Pi. 9.39 ; toi=s sw/masi kai\ tai=s yuxai=s X. 2.1.19 ; ei)/s ti Pl. 366a ; kata/ ti ib. 366d ( Sup. ): c. acc., ibid. ( Sup. ); of ships, fit for service, Th. 7.60 ; of things, dunatw/teron a)diki/a dikaiosu/nhs Pl. 351a ; lo/gos a powerful argument, Epicur. 1p.31U. ; d. protei/xisma Plb. 10.31.8 . c. inf., able to do, Hdt. 1.97 , etc.; d. lu=sai mighty to loose, Pi. 10(11).9 ; le/gein te kai\ pra/ssein-w/tatos Th. 1.139 , Pl. 319a ; -w/tatoi kai\ toi=s sw/masin kai\ toi=s xrh/masin lh|tourgei=n Decr. ap. Arist. 29.5 ; e)a=n tou\s d. a)/rxein X. 1.3 ; o(/sonper d. ei)mi, with inf. omitted, E. 523 . of outward power, powerful, influential, S. 219 ; tw=n *(ellh/nwn dunatw/tatoi Hdt. 1.53 ; oi( d. the chief men of rank and influence, Th. 2.65 ; xrh/masi d. Id. 1.13 , etc., cf. 669.13 (i A. D.). able to produce, productive, xw/ra -wte/ra ei)s th\n karpw=n e)/kfusin 2.21.5 . potential, Arist. 1048a27 . Pass. , of things, possible, ou) du/naton ge/nesqai Sapph. 5.21 , cf. Hdt. 9.111 , A. 97 (lyr.), etc.; o(do\s dunath\ kai\ toi=s u(pozugi/ois poreu/esqai practicable, X. 4.1.24 ; lo/gou d. katanoh=sai Pl. 90c ; bi/on toi=s plei/stois koinwnh=sai d. Arist. 1295a30 ; kata\ to\ dunato/n, quantum fieri possit, Pl. 422d , D. 3.6 , etc.; e)s to\ d. Hdt. 3.24 ; ei)s o(/son a)nqrw/pw| d. ma/lista Pl. 277a ; e)k tw=n dunatw=n X. 4.2.23 ; e)pi\ to\ d. Id. 5.8 ; e)n dunatw=| ei)=nai 29.172 (Delos, ii B. C.); also o(/son dunato/n E. 997 ; o(/son kaq' h(ma=s d. Id. 183 ; esp. with Sup. , w(s d. plei=ston Isoc. 12.278 ; w(s d. kaki/stous X. 4.5.5 ; gnw/mh w(s d. dikaiota/th D. 24.13 ; ta\ d. things which are practicable, Th. 5.89 , cf. Arist. 1359b1 . Adv.-tw=s strongly, powerfully, ei)pei=n d. Aeschin. 2.48 : Sup. -w/tata most ably, Pl. 516d . d. e)/xei it is possible, Hdt. 7.11 . du^na^totere/w (sic), to be more capable of financial burdens, tino/s 296.37 (vi A. D.). dundeka/th:| h(me/ra| dwdeka/th|, Hsch. du^nhtiko/s, h/, o/n, potential, of the particle a)/n, ken, A.D. 205.5 , 265.15 , cf. Sch. E. 379 . du/o [u^], also du/w in Ep. , Eleg. and late, 1231 (Nicomedia, iii/ iv A. D.), not in Ion. Inscrr. nor in Trag. (du/o r(opa/s shd. be read in E. 1090 ), nor in Att. Prose or Inscrr.: Lacon. acc. du/e 5(1).1 ; Thess. fem. du/as ib. 9(2).517 : gen. and dat. duoi=n Hp. 1.3 , but f.l. in Hdt. 1.11 , 91 [used as monos. in S. 640 , cf. dw/deka for duw/d-]; later Att. also duei=n (esp. in fem. gen.) found in codd. of E. 536 , cited fr. Th. by Ael.Dion. (?) 372 , cf. 1.20 (cod. Laur.); Boeot. doui=n Corinn. 2.54 ; later dusi/, dusi\n h(me/rais Th. 8.101 codd., dusi\n h(me/rh|si v.l. in Hp. Acut.(Sp.) 67 ; duoi=n o)/mmasi kai\ dusi\n a)koai=s Arist. 1287b27 , cf. Men. 699 , 344.26 (Teos, iv B.C.), etc.: early Att. Inscrr. have duoi=n 12.3.10 , al., later duei=n 2587.286 , 22.463.78 , al., from cent. iii on dusi/ ib. 1028.27 , al.; Ion. gen. duw=n 5653d9 (Chios), Hdt. 1.94 , 130 , etc., dat. duoi=si ib. 32 , 7.104 ; duw=n also Dor. , 1.40 , 1.139 ; duoi=s 7.46 .— Used indecl., like a)/mfw , by Hom. (who has no gen. or dat. duoi=n) , tw=n du/o moira/wn Il. 10.253 ; du/w kano/nessi 13.407 , etc.; so in Hdt. and Att. , du/o new=n Hdt. 8.82 ; du/o zeu/gesi Id. 3.130 ; du/o new=n Th. 3.89 ; du/o ple/qrwn X. 3.4.9 ; with dual, du/o mnai=n dub. l. Id. 2.5.2 ; but not in Trag. and rare in Com., e)/tesin du/o Alex. 105 ; du/) e)/tesin Damox. 2.3 : not in Att. Inscrr. before the Roman period, 3.1443 , al.:—two, Il. 1.16 , etc.; in Hom. , du/o and du/w are sts. joined with plural Nouns, du/o d' a)/ndres 18.498 , al.; also in Trag., du/o kriou/s S. 237 (lyr.); in Att. Prose, du/o te/xnas Pl. 464b ; but duoi=n is rare with plural Nouns, o)rqosta/tais duoi=n 2.1054.64 ; e(/na kai\ du/o one or two, a few, Il. 2.346 ; du/) h)\ trei=s Ar. 829 , cf. X. 3.5.20 ; ei)s du/o two and two, Id. 7.5.17 ; su\n du/o two together, Il. 10.224 , Hdt. 4.66 ; du/o poiei=n th\n po/lin to split the state into two, divide it, Arist. 1310a4 . duogo/n, coined as etym. of zugo/n, Pl. 418d . du^odeka/s, du^na^t-deka^diko/s, v. duw-. du^odekapla/sios, = dwd-, Bito 59.8 . du^odeka^thmo/rion, to/, = dwdek-, Paul.Al. 1 . duo/deko, v. duw/deka . du^oeidh/s, e/s, of two forms, double, dual, lo/gos Porph. 50 ; to\ d. th=s yuxh=s Herm. p.167 A. Adv. - dw=s Dam. 55 . du^okai/deka, oi(, ai(, ta/, twelve, Il. 2.557 , etc. du^okaideka/-deltos, o(, or du^okaideka/-delton, to/, the Laws of the Twelve , Lyd. 1.26 , 42 . du^okaideka/-zw|dos ku/klos zodiac, Vett. Val. 172.32 . du^okaideka/-mhnos, on, = dwdeka/mhnos, xro/noi S. 648 (lyr.). du^okaide/ka-tos, on, twelfth, Hp. 3.16 , 7.5 . du^okai-ebdomhkosto/s, h/, o/n, seventy-second, 1011.21 (Chalcedon, iii/ii B. C.). du^okai-eikosi/phxus [si^], u, of two and twenty cubits, Eust. 644.39 . du^okai-eikosto/s, h/, o/n, twenty-second, IG 12.212 , Archim. 4 . du^okai-penthkosto/s, h/, o/n, Dor. du^okai-pe/nta_-, fifty-second, ib. 14 . du^o/mi^su, (du/o, h(/misu) two and a half, Supp.Epigr. 2.705 (Perga). du^opoio/s, o/n, making two, Arist. 1083b36 , Procl. p.548S. du^osto/s, h/, o/n, second, to\ d. (sc. mo/rion) answering the question posthmo/rion, i.e. half, Sch. E. 32 . duoxoi=, = pwmati/zei , Democr. 136 ; duoxw=sai: pwma/sai, Hsch. du/pths, ou, o(, diver, Call. 167 , Opp. 2.436 : as Adj., khru/los Lyc. 387 ; of persons, Id. 73 . du/ptw (lengthd. from du/w), duck, dive, h)u/+te tis kau/hc du/pth|sin e)s a(lmuro\n u(/dwr Antim. 6 (nisi leg. du/pths) ; pro\s ku=ma duptou/sas Lyc. 715 : without a Prep., e)/duye *nhre/ws ta/fous Id. 164 ; neio/qi du/yas A.R. 1.1326 : c. acc., du/ptontes kefala/s ib. 1008 . du/romai [u_], poet. for o)du/romai (q. v.). du^s-, insepar. Prefix, opp. eu)=, un-, mis-, with notion of hard, bad, unlucky, etc., as dush/lios, du/sagnos; destroying the good sense of a word, or increasing its bad sense: hence, joined even to words expressing negation, as dusa/mmoros, dusana/sxetos; poet. in strong contrasts, as *pa/ris *du/sparis, ga/mos du/sgamos. Before st, sq, sp, sf , sx, the final s was omitted, v. dust-. (Cf. Skt. du[snull ]-, dur-, e.g. durmanās, = dusmenh/s ; ONorse tor-, e.g. torsóttligr (du/smaxos); OIr. du-, do-, e.g. dochruth 'misshapen'.) du^s-a/ggelos, on, messenger of ill, Nonn. 20.184 . du^s-a^ge/w, to be impious, IG 14.432 (Tauromenium). du^s-a^gh/s, e/s, (a(/gos) impious, opp. eu)agh/s, Man. 5.180 , Poll. 1.33 . du^s-agko/mistos, du^s-a/gkri^tos, poet. for dusanak-. du^/s-agnos, on, unchaste, A. 751 (lyr.), Orac<*>ap. Luc. 54 . du^s-agre/w, have bad sport in fishing, Plu. 29 . du^s-agrh/s, e/s, unluckily caught, of fish, Opp. 3.272 . du^s-agri/a, h(, bad sport, Poll. 5.13 . du^s-a/gwgos [a^], on , hard to guide, D.H. 2.28 , Luc. 3 , 17 ; e)pi\ to\ kalo/n D.H. 9.8 ; of horses, du^s-a/gwn [a^], wnos, o(, h( , having seen hard service, Plu. 36 . du^s-a^gw/nistos, on, impregnable, Poll. 3.141 , 5.79 , 105 . du^s-a/delfos [a^], on , unhappy in one's brothers, A. 871 (lyr., Sup. ), Vett.Val. 18.5 . du^s-a/eqlos [a^], on , laborious, Eust. 740.54 . du^s-a_eri/a, h(, badness of air, Str. 5.1.7 , 2.161 : pl., fogs, Str. 4.1.8 . du^s-a/eros [a_], on , having bad air, desmwth/rion (sc. o( ko/smos) D.Chr. 30.11 ; unwholesome, of the atmosphere, Procl. 122 , cf. Sabin. ap. Orib. 9.20.8 . du^s-a_h/s, e/s, (a)/hmi) ill-blowing, stormy, a)ne/moio dusae/os Il. 5.865 ; *zefu/roio d. 23.200 , al.: poet. gen. pl. dusah/wn for dusae/wn, Od. 13.99 . generally, excessive, d. krumo/s Call. 115 ; kau=ma Q.S. 13.134 ; ku=ma 7.739 ( Phaedim. ). ill-smelling, of a seal, Opp. 3.114 ; fa/rmaka Id. 4.662 . du^s-a/qlios, on, most miserable, trofai/ S. 330 , LXX 4.4 . du^s-ai/aktos, on, most mournful, miserable, ib. 6.31 . du^s-aia_nh/s, e/s, most melancholy, boa/ A. 281 (lyr.). du^s-ai/qrios, on, not clear, murky, o)/rfnh E. 857 . du^s-aimorra/ghtos [ra^], on , bleeding with difficulty, Aët. 8.44 . du^s-ai/nhtos, on, of ill fame, Orph. 1340 . du^s-ai/nigma, atos, to/, riddle of woe, Sch. E. 45 . du^s-ai/retos, on, hard to take, impregnable, Poll. 1.170 . du^s-aisqhsi/a, h(, low degree of sensibility, Ti. Locr. 102e , Gal. 7.55 (pl.), prob. in Phld. 67 . du^s-aisqhte/w, to be hardly sensible, Alex.Trall. 1.13 . du^s-ai/sqhtos, on, insensible, sw/mata Alex.Aphr. 1.72 , cf. Adam. 1.7 ; to\ dusai/sqhton, = a)naisqhsi/a , Gal. 4.784 . Pass. , scarcely perceptible, Alex.Aphr. 85.24 ; hard to trace, Poll. 5.12 . du^s-aiti^olo/ghtos, on, hard to account for, Ph. 2.644 , Gal. 13.605 . du^s-ai/wn, wnos, o(, h(, most miserable, Trag. only lyr., A. 926 (prob.), S. 151 ; ai)w\n d. a life that is no life, E. 213 ; d. o( bi/os Id. 960 . du^s-a/kestos [a^], on , hard to heal, e)ktri/mmata Hp. 29 . du^s-a^kh/s, e/s, = foreg., Hsch. s.v. dushkh= . du^s-a/lghma, atos, to/, severe pain, Herod.Med. in 58.82 . du^s-algh/s, e/s, very painful, A. 1165 , Plu. 2.106d , Q.S. 14.68 . du^s-a/lghtos, on, hard to be borne, most painful, Eup. 410 . unfeeling, hard-hearted, S. 12 ; deilo\s h)\ d. fre/nas Id. 952 . du^s-alqh/s, e/s, = sq., Hp. 41 , Cass. 1 ( Comp. ); to\ th=s fu/sews d. Pl. 367b . Adv.- qw=s Philum. ap. Orib. 45.29.36 . deadly, Nic. 12 , 157 , Luc. 13 : neut. pl. as Adv., Q.S. 12.408 . du^s-a/lqhtos, on, hard to cure, inveterate, Id. 9.388 (-a/lqetos Hsch. ). du^s-a/lios [a_], on , Dor. for dush/lios. du^s-alloi/wtos, on, hard to alter, Gal. 11 ; hard to digest, Hp. Alim.. 49 ; xumo/s Alex.Aphr. 1.83 . du^s-a/luktos [a^], on , hard to escape, Nic. 251 , 537 , LXX 17.17 , Man. 3.247 . du^s-a/lwtos [a^], on , hard to catch or take, a)/gra Pl. 206a ( Comp. ); of birds and fish, Arist. 615a17 , 599b25 ; e)ru/mata Ph. 2.133 . hard to conquer, a)rxa/ A. 167 (lyr.); pa/qos Luc. 18 ( Sup. ); immune, toi=s e)/cwqen ai)ti/ois d. sw=ma Gal. 4.742 ; pro\s no/sous Sor. 1.32 ( Comp. ): c. gen., d. kakw=n beyond reach of ills, S. 1723 (lyr.). hard to comprehend, Pl. 51a ( Sup. ). du^s-a^ma/rthtos, on, making unfortunate mistakes, Vett.Val. 11.16 . du^s-a/mba^tos, on, poet. for dusana/batos, pe/trai Simon. 58.2 . du^s-a_meri/a, Dor. for dushm-. du^s-a/mmoros, on, most miserable, Il. 19.315 , 22.428 , 485 , A.R. 2.218 . du^s-ana/ba^tos, on, hard to climb, Corn. 14 . du^s-anablaste/w, prob. f.l. for dusanabluste/w , well up with difficulty, Plu. 2.688e . -<ana/>gnwstos, on, hard to read, prob. for du/sgnwstos, Plb. 3.32.1 . du^s-ana/gwgos [a^g], on , hard to throw up, u(gra/ Dsc. 1.1 , cf. Androm. ap. Gal. 13.28 . du^sana/-dotos, on, hard to assimilate, Diph.Siph. ap. Ath. 3.91e , Gal. 19.364 , 1 . du^sana-qu_mi/a_tos, on, hard to evaporate, Artem. 1.1 . du^sana-ka/qartos [ka^], on , hard to cleanse, e(/lkwsis Gal. ap. Orib. 9.3.8 . du^sana/-klhtos, on, hard to call back, Plu. 2.74e ; J. 2.18.8 (but simply, hard to summon, call together, Plu. 24 ), etc. hard to restore, of hysterics, Sor. 2.29 ( Comp. ), cf. Herod.Med. in 58.74 ; or to good spirits, Max.Tyr. 33.6 . Adv. -tws , e)/xein to be hard to restore to one's senses, Dsc. 16 . du^sana-ko/mistos, on, hard to carry upwards, yuxh/ Plu. 28 :—poet. dusagko/mistos, hard to recall, ai(=ma A. 262 (lyr.). du^sana/-kra_tos, on, hard to mix or temper, koinwni/a Plu. 2.1024d . du^sana/-kri^tos, on, hard to determine: poet. du^sana-a/gkri^tos, po/noi A. 126 (lyr.). du^sana/-lhptos, on, hard to recover, mnh/mh Alcid. 19 . hard to recover from, a)rrwsti/a Jul. 6.181a . Adv. -lh/ptws, e)/xein to be in a bad way for recovery, Ruf. ap. Orib. 8.47.4 . of an athlete, unable to return to ordinary habits, Ath.Med. ap. Orib. inc. 1.6 . du^sana-lhyi/a, h(, difficult convalescence, Vett.Val. 236.17 . du^sana/-lu^tos, on, hard to analyse, Porph. 132.9 . Adv. -tws Simp. 212.16 . du^sana/lwtos [a_l], on , hard to destroy, consume, stoixei=on Ph. 2.505 . du^sana/-paustos, on, restless, Eust. 1296.58 . du^sana/-peistos, on, hard to convince, Pl. 135a . du^sana/-plous, oun, hard to sail up, o( *(rodano/s Str. 4.1.14 . du^sana/-plwtos, on, = foreg., Id. 5.2.5 . du^sana/-pneustos, on, offensive to inhalation, Arist. 443b12 . transpiring with difficulty, Gal. 7.287 . du^sana-po/reutos, on, hard to pass, Ph. 1.672 , 2.118 . du^sana-skeu/astos, on, hard to restore, Alex.Trall. 7 . du^sana/-sfaltos, on, hardly recovering from an illness, Hp. 28 . du^sana-sxete/w, bear ill, Th. 7.71 ; to be greatly vexed, e)pi/ tini, pro/s ti, Plu. 35 , Plb. 16.12.5 ; peri/ tinos Phalar. 37 ; toi=s genome/nois J. 13.16.2 : abs., Eus.Mynd. 59 , Aët. 8.44 . du^sana/-sxetos, on, hard to bear, intolerable, u(/breis Ph. 2.92 ; kh/dh Phleg. 4 , cf. Dsc. 1.235 , Porph. 3.20 : poet. du^sana-a/nsxetos A.R. 2.272 . Act. , bearing hardly, in Adv. -tws , e)/xein A.D. 218.9 , cf. Poll. 3.130 . du^sana/-treptos, on, hard to overthrow, du/namis Plu. 4 , cf. Gal. 18(1).604 . du^sana-foriko/s: dusko/lws a)nafero/menos, Hsch. du^s-andri/a, h(, (a)nh/r) want of men, App. 1.7 . du^s-a/nektos, on, = dusana/sxetos 1 , interpol. in X. 2.2.8 , cf. Gal. 7.181 . Adv. -tws Poll. 3.130 . du^s-a/nemos [a_], on , Dor. for dush/nemos, S. 591 (lyr.). du^s-anqh/s, e/s, shy of flowering, Poll. 1.231 . du^s-a/ni^os [a^], on, (a)ni/a) soon vexed, ill to please, Antipho Soph. 89 , Critias 42 D. , Men. 803 (but better -h/nion (q.v.)); opp. eu)/qumos, Arist. 805b6 ; vexed, annoyed, in Comp. -iw/teros Phld. p.50 M. du^s-a^ni^w=n, w=sa, w=n, (a)nia/w) much vexing, Plu. 2.106d . du^s-a/noiktos, on, hard to open, puci/des Diog. 50 . du^s-a/nolbos, on, strengthd. for a)/nolbos, Emp. 124 . du^s-a/nsxetos, on, poet. for dusana/sxetos. du^s-anta^gw/nistos, on, hard to struggle against, Paus. 1.17.6 , D.L. 2.134 , Jul. 1.34b . du^s-a/nths or du^s-anth/s, e/s, = sq. 1 , fu=la Opp. 3.262 ; mh=nis Nonn. 42.380 . = sq. 11 , ku/mata ib. 6.310 , cf. Musae. 324 . hard to climb, o(do/s Ph. 1.255 ; kolw=nai Opp. 4.432 . du^s-a/nthtos, on, disagreeable to meet, boding of ill, opp. eu)a/nthtos, Luc. 5 , etc. hard to withstand, pa/qh Plu. 2.118c ; o)du/nai Procl. 3.5 ; kaka/ Max. Tyr. 5.3 . du^santi/-bleptos, on, hard to look in the face, Plu. 23 ; - blepton sti/lbein a)po\ tw=n o)mma/twn Corn. 20 ; hard to face, a)pori/a xalepwta/th kai\ d. Syrian. 178.30 ; hard to vie with, Philostr. Jun.; w)fe/leia Agathin. ap. Orib. 10.7.6 . du^santi/-lektos, on, hard to gainsay, D.H. 5.18 : metaph., e)piqumi/a J. 18.9.5 . du^santi/-rrhtos, on, = foreg., gloss on e)xuro/n , Hsch., 406.7 . Adv. du^santi/-tws Plb. 9.31.7 . du^s-antofqa/lmhtos, on, hard to resist, Plb. 22.8.13 . du^s-a/nwr [a_] ga/mos marriage with a bad husband, A. 1064 . du^s-aci/wtos, on, inexorable, Sch. S. 334 . du^sap-a/leiptos [a^l], on , hard to wipe out, Sch. S. 682 . du^sap-allakti/a, h(, the quality of being difficult to get rid of, persistency, Pl. 46c . du^sap-a/llaktos, on, hard to get rid of, nou=sos Hp. 40 ; o)du/nai S. 959 (lyr.); pro/stagma Isoc. 10.28 ; a)rrw/sthma Arist. 671b9 , cf. 10a4 : c. gen., -o/terai tw=n e)mbru/wn having difficulty in bringing forth, Id. 587b1 ; d. a)po\ lo/gou a person hard to draw away from . . , Pl. 195c . Adv. -tws , e)/xein tino/s Eust. 1389.46 , cf. Eustr. 140.18 . du^sap-a/nthtos, on, = dusa/nthtos , Eust. 1054.30 , Suid. du^sa/pistos, on, very disobedient, AP 12.179 (Strato):—hence du^sap-apiste/w, 1285 . du^sapo-bi/bastos [i^], v.l. for dusupo-, Gal. 6.535 . du^sapo/-blhtos, on, hard to get rid of, pureto/s Alex.Aphr. 19 ; hard to cast away, Olymp. p.51 C.; hard to lose, Id. 116.25 , cf. Ammon. 82.8 , Simp. 228.23 . du^sapo/-deiktos, on, hard to demonstrate, Pl. 488a . du^sapo-di/daktos [i^], on , hard to unlearn, J. 16.2.4 . du^sapo-di/wktos [i^], on , hard to drive away, Sch. Theoc. 10.11 . du^sapo/-dotos, on, hard to render or define, S.E. 7.242 , Bacch. 95 . du^sapo/-qetos, on, hard to put aside, pa/qos Olymp. p.101 C. du^sapo-kata/sta^sis, ews, h(, difficulty of recovering, mortal sickness, Erot. s.v. dusqesi/hn . du^sapo-kata/sta^tos, on, hard to restore, M.Ant. 11.8 , Gal. 14.792 . hard to recover from, o)rgai/ Phld. p.63 W. du^sapo-kli/tws [i^], Adv. with difficulty in bending, Herod.Med. in 58.90 . du^sapo/-kri^tos, on, hard to answer, Luc. 22 . Adv. -tws , e)/xein, of a letter, Mithr. 1 . Act. , hardly answering, Paul. Aeg. 3.9 . du^sapo/-lhptos, on, hard to catch, Alex.Aphr. 26.18 ; irreparable, Gloss. du^sapo-lo/ghtos, on, hard to defend or excuse, Plb. 1.10.4 , cf. Ph. 1.562 , J. 16.4.2 ; hard to answer, Aristeas 213 ; hard to explain, Str. 4.1.7 . Adv. -tws , e)/xein Eust. 147.23 . du^sapo/-lu^tos, on, hard to get free of, d. pa/qos to\ filo/timon Olymp. p.51 C. Adv. -tws Erot. s.v. blakeu/ein , Gal. 8.284 . du^sapo/-niptos, on, hard to wash off or out, Zen. 1.47 , Sch. E. 63 : Comp. , 22 . du^sapo/-ptwtos, on, not apt to fall off, karpo/s Thphr. 1.11.8 . du^sapo/-spastos, on, hard to tear away, Posidon. 15 J. , Secund. 10 , Dsc. 3.14 . Adv. dusapospa/stws, e)/xein Pl. 365b , Aristeas 123 , D.S. 20.51 . from which it is hard to tear oneself away, Ph. 2.11 , 14 ; ka/llos Charito 5.8 . du^sapo/-sxetos, on, hard to abstain from, S.E. 9.152 . du^sapo-te/lestos, on, hard to accomplish, Eust. 1956.18 . du^sapo/-treptos, on, hard to dissuade, refractory, X. 4.1.4 , Aristaenet. 1.28 . du^sapo/-triptos, on, hard to rub off and so get rid of, o)nei/dh Macar. 8.47 , cf. Ph. 1.459 , 615 ( Sup. ), Thessal. ap. Gal. 10.252 ; of persons, Plu. 2.55e . du^sapo/-tropos, on, difficult to avert, a)/th 2.1660.22 . du^sapou/lwtos, on, hard to cicatrize, Dsc. 4.41 , Aët. 1.243 , 26 : Comp. , Phlp. 182.13 . dusareei=: dusfronti/stw|, Hsch. dusaresko/menos, incorrect form for dusarestou/menos, Hsch. du^sa^rest-e/w, suffer annoyance, Arist. 560b24 ; to be displeased, tini/ at a thing, Plb. 4.22.9 , D.S. 5.9 , J. 8.5.3 , Aq. , Sm. , Thd. 94 ( 95 ). 10 ; d. o(/ti D.H. 11 : Medic., suffer malaise, Gal. 10.551 , Aët. 5.5 :—also Med. , tini/ Plb. 5.94.2 ; e)pi/ tini 11.28.11 . c. dat. pers., to be displeasing to, Id. 7.5.6 , D.S. 18.62 ; tw=| qew=| Ph. 2.6 :—also Med. - oume/nh fili/a Plu. 2.94d , cf. Iamb. 35.255 . du^sa^re/st-hma, atos, to/, Medic., malaise, distress, Antyll. ap. Stob. 4.37.15 , Sor. 1.26 . du^sa^re/st-hsis, ews, h(, distress, Pl. 366d ; dissatisfaction, tini/ or e)pi/ tini, Plb. 4.21.7 , 23.7.5 . Medic., malaise, Cael.Aur. 3.6 , Sor. 1.56 . du^sa^rest-i/a, h(, distress, malaise, Herod. Med. in 40.584 , prob. in Aët. 16.18 (for -hsi/ai), Hierocl. 11p.442M. du^sa^rest-iko/s, h/, o/n, distressing, su/mptwma Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 6.20.21 . du^sa^/rest-os, on, hard to appease, implacable, dai/mones A. 928 ; ill-pleased, ti at a thing, Luc. 46 ; ill to please, fastidious, peevish, dusa/reston oi( nosou=ntes E. 232 , cf. Isoc. 1.31 , 12.8 , X. 3.13.3 ( Comp. ), Diph. 63 , Nicostr. 31 ( Comp. ), Plu. 2.128d ; a)noi/as vo/shma dusa/reston Polystr. 1520.1 ; to\ d. displeasure, Plu. 25 . Adv. -tws , e)/xein pro/s ti Id. 2.476b . du^s-a^ri/qmhtos, on, hard to count up, App. 2.73 . du^s-a^ristoto/keia, h(, unhappy mother of the noblest son, as Thetis calls herself, Il. 18.54 . du^/s-arktos, on, hard to govern, fre/nes A. 1024 ; strato/peda J. 4.2.1 ; ou)de\n a)nqrw/pou -o/teron Plu. 2 ; e)/qnos -o/taton App. 2.149 . du^s-armosti/a, h(, disharmony, h)qw=n Plu. 5 . du^s-a/rmostos, on, ill-united, Id. 13 ; insecure, pu/rgos App. 34 . du^s-arxi/a, h(, ill discipline, App. 5.17 . du^s-augh/s, e/s, blinding, Poet.de herb. 65 . du^s-au/lhtos: dusegklh/mwn, Hsch. du^s-auli/a, h(, ill or hard lodging, A. 555 (pl.), Ph. 1.195 (pl.). du^/s-aulis, h(, dub. sens., St.Byz. s.v. au)lh/ (expld. as compd. of *au)=lis). du^s-au/listos, gloss on sq., Hsch. du^/s-aulos, on , (au)lh/) bad for lodging, inhospitable, of frost, S. 356 (lyr.). du^/s-aulos e)/ris an unhappy contest with the flute (au)lo/s), 9.266 (Antip.). du^s-auch/s, e/s, hardly or slowly growing, Arist. 802a25 , Thphr. 1.8.4 , J. 3.1.3 :— also du^s-au/chtos, on, Thphr. 1.8.2 . du^s-auri/a, h(, stormy wind, Ar. Byz. 24.18 (s.v.l.). du^s-auxh/s, e/s, idly boasting, vain-glorious, A.R. 3.976 . du^s-afai/retos, on, hard to take away, Arist. 1095b26 ; hard to remove, of an application, Gal. 12.356 . du^s-a^fh/s, e/s, hard to the touch, sa/rc Id. 6.100 . du^s-a_xh/s, e/s, Dor. for dushxh/s, po/lemos Anacr. 107 . du^s-a^xh/s, e/s, (a)/xos) most painful, pa/qos A. 145 (lyr.). du^s-axqh/s, e/s, very grievous, Tryph. 42 , Max. 308 . du^s-ba/rnakos: duskatano/htos, ba/rnaka ga\r a)/gria la/xana du/spluta 291.45 . du^s-ba^sa^ni/stws, gloss on a)basani/stws , Hsch. du^s-ba/staktos, on, intolerable, grievous to be borne, LXX 27.3 , 23.4 , Plu. 2.915f , etc.; of persons, Antisth. ap. Ph. 2.449 . du^s-ba^topoie/omai, make impassable, dub. l. in X. 8.9 (prob. for du/sbata poiou/menon). du^/s-ba^tos, on, hard to traverse, impassable, a)maxani/ai Pi. 7.97 ; to/pos Pl. 432c ; ta\ d., = dusxwri/ai , X. 2.4.27 : metaph., d. kai\ makra\ diermh/neusis lamb. 5.5 . trodden in sorrow, *persi\s ai)=a A. 1069 (lyr.). du^s-bh/rhs or du^s-bhrh/s, e/s, = du/sbatos , Hsch., 291.43 . du^/s-bi^os, on, = sq., 323 . du^s-bi/otos [i^], on , making life wretched, peni/h 7.648 ( Leon. ). du^s-blepte/w, see badly, Hsch. s.v. kikumw/ttein . du^s-boh/qhtos, on, hard to help or cure, Hp. 491 , D.S. 3.47 , 11.15 , Paul. Aeg. 5.29 : Comp. , Dsc. 2.159 . Adv. -tws Gal. 5.122 . du^/s-bolos, on, throwing badly, esp. with dice, Poll. 9.94 . du^s-bou/leutos, on, ill-advised, EM 3.51 . du^s-bouli/a, h(, ill counsel, A. 802 , 1609 , S. 95 : pl., ib. 1269 (lyr.). du^s-bra/ka^nos [ra^], on , hard to deal with, Cratin. 404 ; cf. brakei=n. du^/s-bwlos, on, of ill soil, unfruitful, gh= Hom. 7 ; xqw/n 7.401 ( Crin. ). dusga^m-e/w, to be unhappily married, Heph.Astr. 1.1 . dusga^m-i/a, h(, an ill marriage, Man. 1.19 . du/sga^m-os, on, ill-wedded, ga/moi d. E. 1047 (lyr.); r(usta/gmata Lyc. 1089 , cf. Paul.Al. 2 ; du/sgamon ai)=sxos e(lw/n, of Menelaus, E. 1114 ; xelidw/n Luc. 49 . dus-ga/rga^lis, i, very ticklish, skittish, i(/ppos X. 3.10 , cf. Ar. 43 , Ael. 16.9 :—also dus-garga/listos, on, prob. l. in 16.2.1 , cf. Tim.Gaz. 148.3 : dus-ga/rga^los, on, Lib. 234.1 codd., Phryn. p.65 B. dus-ge/neia, h(, low birth, S. 1079 , E. 446 , Pl. 618d (pl.), Cerc. 17.36 , Plu. 2.1b , etc. meanness, E. 663 (lyr.), Plu. 62 . dus-genh/s, e/s, low-born, E. 1477 , Ar. 1219 , etc.: Comp. , Men. 533.10 . low-minded, mean, E. 363 , etc.; d. w)\n tw=| tro/pw| Com. ap. Stob. 4.30.6a . dus-gefu/rwtos [u_], on , hard to make a bridge over, Str. 4.3.3 . dus-gew/rghtos, on, hard to till or cultivate, Id. 17.3 . 25 . du/s-gnoia, h(, ignorance, doubt, E. 1107 . dus-gnw/mwn, gloss on duse/ktwn (sic), Suid. dus-gnw/ristos, on, hard to recognize, Gal. 7.804 , al., Poll. 5.150 . Adv. -tws ib. 160 . dus-gnwsi/a, h(, difficulty of knowing, dusgnwsi/an ei)=xon prosw/pou I did not know thy face, E. 767 . du/s-gnwstos, on, hard to understand, Pl. 2.147c . hard to recognize, tisi/ Plb. 3.78.4 : Sup. , Aen. Tact. 25.2 . dus-goh/teutos, on, hard to seduce by enchantments, Pl. 413e . du/s-gonos, on, conceiving with difficulty, Vett. Val. 18.24 , 2.207 . dus-gra/mma^tos, on, hard to write, Aristid. 2.360 J. unlearned, Philostr. 2.1.10 . dus-gri/pistos [i_p], on , very grasping, Lib.Bas. 13 . du/sgw: a)podu/w, Hsch. dusdaim-one/w, to be wretched, Longin. 9.7 . dusdaim-oni/a, h(, misery, E. 1120 (lyr.), And. 2.7 . dusdai/m-wn, on, gen. onos, ill-starred, unhappy, po/tmos Emp. 9.4 , A. 827 , S. 274 ; moi=ra Id. 1302 (anap.); tu/xh Pl. 905c ; ne/rteroi Ti.Locr. 104d ; of a person, 1024 vii 24 (iv A. D.): Comp. -e/steros And. 2.9 . Adv. -nws Eust. 1064.44 . dus-da/kru_tos, on, sorely wept, A. 442 (lyr.). . Act. , sorely weeping, AP 12.80 ( Mel. ); da/krua d. tears of anguish, ib. 7.476 (Id.). du/s-da^mar, artos, o(, h(, ill-wedded, A. 1319 . dus-da/mastos [da^], on , hard to subdue: hence, hard to work, si/dhros Sch. Hes. 122 . du/s-deiktos, on, hard to prove, qewrh/mata Gal. 15.139 . dus-de/rketos, on, = sq., Opp. 2.607 . dus-derkh/s, e/s, ill to look upon, grim, ugly, ib. 3.263 , 1.47 . hard to see, faint, i)/xnh Id. 1.102 , cf. 451 . du/s-dhlis, idos, o(, h(, (dhle/omai) baneful, Hsch. dus-dhni/as: du/snous, kaka\ bouleuome/nous, Id. du/s-dhris, i, gen. ios, hard to fight with, Nic. 738 . dusdia/-ba^tos, on, hard to get through, potamo/s Aen.Tact. 8.1 , cf. X. 6.5.19 ; to/poi Plb. 1.39.13 ; r(eu=ma D.S. 17.93 . dusdia-gnw<s>tiko/s, h/, o/n , to\ d. the difficulty in diagnosis, Alex. Trall. 8.2 . dusdia/-gnwstos, on, hard to distinguish, Cic. 5.4.1 , D.H. 2.71 , Gal. 9.433 , etc. dusdia/gwgos [a^], on , unpleasant to live in, po/lis Str. 16.2.23 : Comp. , Ptol. 168 . dusdia/qetos, on, hard to dispose of (in marriage), xalepo/n ge quga/thr kth=ma kai\ dusdia/qeton Men. 18 . hard to manage or settle, Plu. 11 , D.C. 73.15 , Hierocl. 11p.438M. dusdiai/retos, on, hard to divide or split, Arist. 928a29 , Thphr. 7.11.3 , Sor. 1.118 , 5 . dusdiai/thtos, on, hard to decide, Plu. 3 ; lo/gos Porph. 2.1 . dusdiako/mistos, on, hard to carry through, Hsch. dusdia^ko/ntistos, on, hard to pierce, Ael. 17.44 . dusdia/kri^tos, on, hard to distinguish, Str. 13.4.12 , Clytus 1 ; a)ci/ai Plu. 2.617 d; d. a)po/ . . Corn. 31 . of litigants, whose case is hard to decide, D.S. 33.28a . hard to digest, Xenocr. 9 . dusdia/llaktos, on, hard to reconcile, Suid. Adv. -tws Ammon. 63 . dusdia/-lu^tos, on, hard to dissolve, Arist. 870b31 ( Comp. ): sxh=ma th=s ta/cews Plb. 1.26.16 . hard to digest, Philotim. ap. Ath. 2.53f , Gal. 16.760 . hard to reconcile, Arist. 1126a20 . dusdia-no/htos, on, hard to understand. Sch. E. 30 . dusdia/noiktos, on, hard to open, o)fqalmo/s 1 . dusdia/-pneustos, on, slow to evaporate, Thphr. 1.2.4 , Dsc. 5.6 . slow to perspire, Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 5.27.3 . dusdia/-spastos, on, hard to break, ta/cis Plb. 15.15.7 ; hard to pull up, of a palisade, Ph. 82.35 . dusdia-sta^te/w, to be unstable, dub. in Plu. 2.993e . dusdia/-sta^tos, on, hard to separate, Herod.Med. in 58.90 . dusdia/-thktos, on, hard to soften, prob.l., Thphr. 2.15.2 . dusdia/-feuktos or dusdia/-fuktos, on, hard to escape, Suid. , Hsch. (-diafu/[la]kton cod.). dusdia/-fqartos, on, hard to break up, ta\ d. bradupeyi/as e)rga/zetai Gal. 7.209 . dusdia-forhsi/a, h(, difficulty of dissipation, Cass. 66 . dusdia-fo/rhtos, on, hard to disperse or dissipate, Gal. 11.119 . hardly evaporating, Id. 10.657 ; not excreting readily, Id. 17(1).188 ; dia/qesis Alex.Trall. 8.2 ; cf. dusdiaxw/rhtos. dusdia-fu/laktos, v. dusdia/feuktos . dusdia-xw/rhtos, on, indigestible, Arist. 927b21 ( Comp. ); hard to pass, prob. for -fo/rhtos, Xenocr. 34 . Act. , costive, Alex.Aphr. 1.90 , Sever. p.6 D. dusdi/daktos [i^], on , hard to instruct, Hp. 17 . dusdi-e/gertos, on, hard to be roused from, katafora/ Gal. 19.413 , cf. Herod. (?) Med. in 58.77 . dusdi-e/caktos, on, hard to pass, bi/os Porph. 4.18 . dusdi-eci/thtos [i^t], on , hard to get through, v.l. in D.S. 3.44 . dusdi-eco/deutos, on, = sq. 11 , 69 . dusdi-e/codos, on, hard to get through, traverse, D.S. 5.34 , D.C. 60.20 . hard to pass, Gal. 6.535 . dusdi-ereu/nhtos, on, hard to search thoroughly, Pl. 432c , D.C. 51.26 , Them. 21.254d . dusdi-h/ghtos, on, hard to narrate, LXX 17.1 . dusdi-o/deutos, on, = dusdi-h/lu^tos, Hsch. ; of a child's tissues, Sor. 1.95 . dusdi/-odos, on, hard to pass through, Plb. 3.61.3 , etc. dusdi-oi/khtos, on, hard to manage, J. 2.16.4 , Poll. 5.105 (vulg. -htiko/s). hard to digest, Xenocr. 31 , Sor. 1.93 . dusdi-o/ra_tos, on, hard to see one's way in, to/pos dia\ to\ skoteino/n Alcin. 35 . dusdi-o/rqwtos, on, hard to set right, Hsch. dusdi-o/ristos, on, hard to delimit, a)p' a)llh/lwn S.E. 5.74 ; hard to distinguish, fantasi/a ib. 7.416 . dusdi/wktos [i^], on , gloss on du/ssoa , Sch. Theoc. 4.45 . dusdoki/mastos [i^], on , hard to test, th=| geu/sei Dsc. 3.82 . du/sdwros, on, = a)/dwros , Opp. 3.303 . du/sea: tou= toi/xou ta\ pe/ric ( Cypr. ), Hsch. du^se/gertos, on, hard to wake, Gal. 16.645 , Paul.Aeg. 3.9 . du^seg-karte/rhtos, on, hard to sustain, S.E. 9.152 . du^seg-klh/mwn, v. dusau/lhtos . du^seg-xei/rhtos, on, hard to take in hand, J. 15.11.2 . du^se/g-xwstos, on, hard to dam up, prob. in Str. 16.1.10 . du/s-edros [u^], on, bringing evil in one's abode, A. 746 (lyr.). fitting ill, awry, D.H. 6 . dus-ei/deia, h(, ugliness, D.L. 2.33 . dus-eidh/s, e/s, unshapely, ugly, Hdt. 6.61 , S. 88.9 , Pl. 228a , Agatharch. 74 ; of sounds, h(=tton d. tou= e_ to\ o_ D.H. 14 . difficult to discern, to\ d. th=s ou)si/as Procl. 5.23 . dus-ei/kastos, on, hard to make out, of Thucydides' style, D.H. 4 , cf. Luc. 4 . du/s-eiktos, on, unyielding, stiff, Paul.Aeg. 2.11.21 . du^seim-a^te/w, to wear mean clothes, Plu. 2.299e . du^sei/m-a^tos, on, meanly clad, E. 1107 . du^seim-oni/a, h(, mean clothing, Sch. E. 240 . du^sei/m-wn, on, gen. onos, ill-clad, Ps.- Hes. ap. Ath. 3.116a . du^seiresi/a, h(, difficulty in rowing, Suid. du^sei/s-bolos, on, hard to enter or invade, of Laconia, E. 1083 , cf. Aen.Tact. 16.17 ; of a river, Str. 4.1.8 : Sup. -w/tatos, on, least accessible, of Locris, Th. 3.101 . du^sei/s-odos, on, difficult to enter, sph/laion 2(1).174 13 (Sidyma). du^sei/s-plous, oun, gen. ou, hard to sail into, Str. 4.1.8 . du^sei/s-plwtos, on, = foreg., prob. l. for dusek-, Sch. Th. 3.2 . du^se/k-ba^tos, on, hard to get out of, D.C. 56.19 , Nonn. 45.269 (but f.l. for duse/mb-, flo/c 2.487 ). du^sek-bi/astos [i^], on, hard to overpower, e)piqumi/ai Plu. 2.127a , cf. 2 , Eun. p.500 B. du^se/k-dektos, on, hard to endure, intolerable, Gal. 19.2 . du^se/k-dromos, on, hard to escape, Nic. 14 . du^se/k-du^tos, on, hard to shake off, Hsch. s.v. nh/dumon . du^sek-qe/rmantos, on, hard to warm, Plu. 2.625a , Gal. 6.608 , Antyll. ap. Orib. 10.13.9 . Adv. -tws Id.ib. 10.29.3 , Gal. 10.674 . du^se/k-qu^tos, on, hard to avert by sacrifice, shmei=a Plu. 18 . du^sek-ka/qartos [ka^], on , hard to wash away, D.H. 4.24 . du^sek-karte/rhtos, on, hard to endure, kako/n Phld. 1.12 . du^sek-ke/nwtos, on, hard to evacuate, Gal. 8.192 . du^sek-ko/mistos, on, hard to carry out, Hsch. and Suid. s.v. duse/coiston . du^se/k-kri^tos, on, hard to digest and pass, Diph.Siph. ap. Ath. 2.69e , Xenocr. 38 . Adv. -tws , a)qroi/zesqai Gal. 10.10 . Act. , excreting with difficulty, gaste/res Id. 6.462 . du^se/k-kroustos, on, hard to disturb, shake, fulakh/ S.E. 7.23 . du^sek-la/lhtos [a^], on, hard to express, Cic. 5.10.3 (prob.), D.H. 11 . du^se/k-leiptos, on, hard to escape from, Plu. 2.829b . du^sek-lh/ptws, Adv. dub. in Gal. 1.5 (leg. duseca/leipton). du^sek-lo/gistos, on, hard to calculate, Suid. du^se/k-lu^tos, on, hard to undo, te/xnhma A. 375 (Dind. duse/kduton hard to escape from); do/ca Ph. 1.192 , cf. Vett.Val. 71.23 , al. Adv. -tws indissolubly, A. 60 . du^sek-mo/xleutos, on, hard to dislodge, of disease, Antyll. ap. Orib. 10.29.3 . du^sek-mu/zhtos, on, hard to suck out, Sor. 1.87 . du^se/k-neustos, on, hard to swim out of, Max.Tyr. 17.10 . du^se/k-niptos, on, hard to wash out, Pl. 378d , in 1922.26 , Cerc. 3 , Ach. Tat. 6.11 , Porph. 4.20 ; mi=sos Them. 21.249c . Adv. du^se/k-tws Gal. 8.36 , al. hard to cleanse, o)do/ntes Ael. 1.48 . du^sek-pe/ra_tos, on, hard to pass out from, hard to escape, E. 678 (lyr.), 883 (lyr., v. l. dusekpe/rantos). du^se/k-plhktos, on, hard to terrify, u(po\ fo/bwn Arist. 1250a7 . du^sek-plh/rwtos, on, hardly realizable, Phld. 1.12 . du^se/k-plokos, on, tangled, inextricable, Gloss. du^se/k-plous, oun, hard to sail out of, Plb. 34.2.5 , Str. 1.2.15 . du^se/k-plu^tos, on, hard to wash out, Ph. 2.182 , 487 , Plu. 2.488b . hard to cleanse, o)do/ntes Ael. 1.48 : metaph., yuxai/ Ph. 1.558 . du^se/k-pneustos, on, hard to breathe out, Sch. E. 1438 . du^sek-po/nhtos, on , timwri/as kai\ po/nous dus[ekpo] nh/tous hard to endure, Phld. 1251.12 (dub. rest.). du^sek-po/reutos, on, hard to get out of, pu/lai Ph. 79.25 ; te/lma J. 13.2.4 . du^se/k-ptwtos, on, not easily dislocated, Paul.Aeg. 6.114 . du^sek-pu/htos [u^], on , hard to bring to suppuration, Gal. 11.119 , Paul.Aeg. 4.18 . du^sek-ri/zwtos [i_], on, hard to extirpate, pla/nh Ph. 105 H. du^sek-ri/ptos, on, not easily displaced. Adv. -tws Orib. 49.22.17 . du^se/k-ruptos, on, hard to wash out, Xenocr. 58 . du^se/k-thktos, on, hard to melt, dub. in Hp. 51 . du^se/k-feuktos, on, hard to escape from, Tim. 130 , Theodect. 10 , Plb. 1.77.7 , Man. 4.477 ; hardly escaping, Tim. 140 . Adv. dusekfu/ktws 4.198 ( Maec. ). du^sek-fo/rhtos, on, = sq., D.H. 22 . du^se/k-foros, on, hard to pronounce or utter, Phld. 994 22 , 1676.8 , D.H. 12 , 16 ( Sup. ); lalia/ 2.167 . Adv. -rws , d. kai\ traxe/ws lalei=n Str. 14.2.28 . du^sek-fw/nhtos, on, hard to pronounce, Eust. 76.33 . du^se/legktos, on, hard to refute, of persons or arguments, Str. 1.2.1 ( Comp. ), 11.6.4 , Luc. 17 . *du^sele/na, h(, ill-starred Helen, E. 1388 (lyr.); cf. *du/sparis. du^s-e/liktos, on, hard to undo, Eust. 229.38 ; hard to unroll and read, bi/bloi Jul. 7.227b . du^s-elkh/s, e/s, unfavourable for the healing of sores, of a constitution, opp. eu)elkh/s, Hp. 46 , cf. 2.52 , Gal. 10.387 . du^s-elki/a, h(, the constitution of a duselkh/s, Hp. 2.10 (pl.). du^selp-i/zw, incorrect spelling for duselpiste/w, Plb. 16.33.1 , 21.13.2 . du^/selp-is, i, gen. idos, hardly hoping, despondent, A. 412 (lyr.), Hp. 41 (prob.), X. 5.4.31 , Arist. 1390a4 ; d. ti e)rei=n Luc. 69 . Pass. , hardly hoped for, ni/kh Onos. 38.2 . du^selp-iste/w, to have scarce a hope, toi=s o(/lois, e)pi\ tai=s bohqei/ais, Plb. 2.10.8 , 4.60.4 :— Pass. , to be despaired of, Epicur. 17 . du^selp-isti/a, h(, despondency, Arist. 1251b25 , Plb. 1.39.14 , Teles p.35 H., Ph. 1.119 , App. 4.12 . du^se/lp-istos, on, = du/selpis , 138 , Epicur. 470 , Plu. 17 . Adv. duselpi/stws, e)/xein Plb. 1.87.1 . unhoped for, e)k duselpi/stwn unexpectedly, X. 6.1.47 , cf. Vett. Val. 124.25 . du^se/m-ba^tos, on, hard to walk on, rugged, tou= xwri/ou to\ d. Th. 4.10 ; inaccessible, oi)wnoi=si D.P. 1150 . du^se/m-blhtos, on, hard to set, of dislocations, Hp. 71 . du^se/m-bolos, on, = foreg., Id. 38 ( Comp. ). hard to enter, dusembolwta/th h( *aakwnikh/ X. 6.5.24 ; d. toi=s polemi/ois [xw/ra] Arist. 1326b41 ; o)/rh Plb. 3.49.7 , cf. J. 17.2.1 . du^sem-e/w, not to vomit easily, Philum. ap. Aët. 9.23 . du^sem-h/s, e/s, hard to make to vomit, Gal. 17(2).329 , prob. l. in Dsc. 4.153 ; cf. dushmh/s. du^se/mprhstos, on, hard to burn, Ph. 82.23 . du^se/mptwtos, on, not easily falling into a thing, Nicom. 11 , Gal. 5.433 . Adv. -tws Nicom. 4 . du^sene/dreutos, on, hard to way-lay, App. 88 . du^sene/rg-eia, h(, lassitude, Dsc. 5.49 . du^sene/rg-htos, on, sluggish, Sch. Ar. 313 . of food, badly digested, Sor. 1.34 . du^senter-i/a, h(, dysentery, Hp. 3.12 (pl.), al., Hdt. 8.115 , Pl. 86a (pl.), Arist. 861b16 , etc. du^senter-ia/w, suffer from dysentery, Hippiatr. 39 , Alex.Trall. 9.3 . du^senter-iko/s, h/, o/n, afflicted with dysentery, Hp. 451 , Arr. 2.21.22 , Mnesith. ap. Orib. 4.4.4 ; liable to it, Plu. 2.101c ; d. pa/qh Epicur. 138 ; ta\ d. Dsc. 1.51 . du^sente/r-ion, to/, late form of dusenteri/a, 28.8 , Moeris 129 . du^senter-iw/dhs, es, ill with dysentery, Hp. 1.5 , 3.8 ; symptomatic of or belonging to it, ib. 3.17 . q/; tro/pos Aret. 2.9 . du^se/nter-os, on, suffering from dysentery, Nic. 382 . du^se/n-teuktos, on, unpleasant to meet, physically repulsive, d. kai\ a)hdh/s Thphr. 19 ; but more usu. unpleasant to deal with, Plb. 5.34.4 , Plu. 2.27e ; to\ d. Ph. 2.520 , J. 13.2.1 . du^sen-teuci/a, h(, repulsive demeanour, D.S. 19.9 , Cass. 80 (pl.). du^se/nwtos, on, (e(no/w) hard to unite, M.Ant. 11.8 . du^sec-a/gwgos [a^], on , difficult to carry off or get rid of, Hp. 89 , Arist. 871a19 ( Comp. ). du^sec-a/koustos [a^], on , difficult to hear, ta\ dia\ fwnh=s (sc. paragge/lmata) Ael. 35.3 . du^sec-a/leiptos [a^], on , hard to wipe out, eu)/noia Plb. 39.3.1 ; sunh/qeia D.S. 3.6 ; mnh/mh Longin. 7.3 ; yuxh=s dia/qesis Corn. p.353 H. du^sec-a/luktos [a^], on , hard to avoid, Hsch. du^sec-a^na/lwtos [a_l], on, = dusana/lwtos , Hp. 49 . du^sec-a^pa/thtos [pa^], on , hard to deceive, Pl. 413c , X. 11.12 . du^se/c-aptos, on, hard to unbind, yuxh\ d. hard to loose from the bonds of the body, Plu. 28 . hard to kindle, xumo/s Gal. 7.341 , cf. Steph. 1.284 D. du^sec-a^ri/qmhtos, on, hard to count, Plb. 3.58.6 , Plu. 2.667e . du^sec-a/tmistos, on, hard to evaporate, Gal. 14.776 . du^sec-eilh/tws, v. -i/llhtos. du^sec-e/legktos, on, hard to refute, Pl. 85c ( Sup. ), Ptol. 164 . hard to discover, fa/rmaka D.H. 3.5 . du^sec-e/leustos, on, hard to get out of, Tz. 11.556 . du^sec-e/liktos, on, hard to unfold, involved, plokh/ D.H. 29 , cf. 2.2 , Plu. 13 ; dusece/likta kumatou/menos klu/dwn Luc. 25 ; twisted, contorted, o)do/ntes Ael. 14.8 . du^sec-e/rgastos, on, hard to work out, Eust. 1394.7 . du^sec-ereu/nhtos, on, hard to explore, Arist. 1330b26 . du^sec-eu/retos, on, hard to find out, Id. 611a26 , Plu. 2.407f . du^sec-h/ghtos, on, hard to explain, Darius ap. D.L. 9.13 , Gal. 17 ( 2 ). 71 . du^sec-hme/rwtos, on, hard to tame, Plu. 25 . du^sec-h/nustos, on, indissoluble, desmo/s E. 1237 . du^sec-i/lastos [i_], on , hard to appease, pe/nqh Plu. 2.609f . du^sec-i/llhtos, on, hard to unravel, Cic. 5.10.3 (s.v.l.). Adv., in form duseceilh/tws, v.l. in Sch. Theoc. 14.51 . du^sec-i/thlos [i^], on , not easily perishing, a)/nqos farma/kwn Str. 11.8.7 , cf. Plu. 2.696d , Philum. 4.3 . du^sec-i/thtos [i^], on , = sq., Hsch., 238.42 . du^se/c-i^tos, on, hard to get out of, D.S. 3.44 ( v.l. dusdieci/thtos ). du^sec-o/deutos, on, = dusdie/codos , Procl. 153 . du^se/c-odos, on, hard to get out of, Arist. 1330b26 , Lyc. 1099 , Paus. 2.31.1 : metaph., e)rw/thsis Luc. 10 . hard to remedy, Hp. 4.30 . du^se/c-oistos, on, hard to explain: to\ d. Porph. 48 , cf. Hsch. = dusekko/mistos , Id. du^se/c-oxos, on, craggy, rugged, Eust.ad D.P. 389 . du^sec-u_bwto/s, on, not easily displaced outwards, Sor. 1.102 . du^sec-w/qhtos, on, hard to dislodge, Simp. 677.29 . du^se/p-aktos, on, hard to draw back, of overwound strands of gut, Ph. 58.23 . du^sep-ano/rqwtos, on, hard to correct or reform, Vett. Val. 77.6 ; politei/a Theo 12 . du^sep-e/kta^tos, on, hard to extend or distend, Gal. 8.288 ,al. du^sep-h/bolos, on, hard to master, Suid. s.v. *)aga/pios . du^sepi/-ba^tos, on, hard to get at, D.S. 1.69 . du^sepi/-blhtos, on, hard to attain to, para/deigma 764.17 (Pergam.). du^sepi/-bolos, on, hard to assail, xw/ra Aen.Tact. 8.1 codd.; risky to undertake, plou=s Peripl. M.Rubr. 39 ; unsuccessful, Paul.Al. 4 . du^sepi-bou/leutos, on, hard to attack secretly, X. 4.11 ( Comp. ), 6.7 ( Sup. ). hard to damage, Apollod. 139.7 . du^sepi/-gnwstos, on, hard to identify or find out, 1023.9 (Cos, iii/ii B. C.), App. 1.18 . du^sepi/-qetos, on, hard to attack, Aen.Tact. 2 . du^sepi-kou/rhtos, on, hard to meet, a)pori/a Alcid. 21 . du^sepi/-kri^tos, on, hard to decide, Ap.Ty. 19 , Gal. 13.789 . du^sepi-lo/gistos, on, hard to conceive, Diog.Oen. 38 . du^sepi/-miktos, on, disinclined for intercourse, tini/ Str. 11.2.2 : abs., unsociable, Id. 3.3.8 ; to\ a)/storgon kai\ d. Plu. 2.917c , Porph. 4.6 . du^sepi-no/htos, on, hard to understand, M.Ant. 6.17 ; hard to devise or plan out, Jul. 1.12b . du^sepi/-strofos, on, hard to turn or guide, a(/rmata App. 42 . du^sepi/-sxetos, on, hard to check, of bleeding, Gal. 19.457 , Aret. 2.6 . Adv. -tws Gal. 7.725 , Herod. Med. in 58.99 . du^sepi/-teuktos, on, hard to accomplish, stratei/a D.S. 17.93 ; ineffective, Vett.Val. 43.12 , al., 1.164 . Adv. -tws Vett.Val. 194.27 . hard to treat, Hippiatr. 26 . du^sepi-ti/mhtos [ti_], on , hard to criticize, Alex.Aphr. 543.5 . du^sepi-xei/rhtos, on, hard to prove, pro/blhma Arist. 42b31 . hard to attack, qe/sis Id. 159a3 ; pro/blhma ib. 158b16 : Sup. -o/tatoi tw=n o(/rwn ib. 158b8 ; of a person, J. 4.3.10 , Plu. 2.281a , App. 118 . du^sepou/lwtos, on, hard to cicatrize, Gal. 6.751 , v.l. in Dsc. 4.41 . du^se/rastos, on, unhappy in love, Max.Tyr. 3.5 ( Comp. , wrongly spelt duserasi/steros). unfavourable to love, o)/rqros 5.171 ( Mel. ), 172 (Id.). du^serg-a^si/a, h(, difficulty of performing, Artem. 1.67 . du^se/rg-astos, on, difficult to construct, xw/mata J. 5.9.2 . du^se/rg-eia, h(, difficulty, Sor. 2.53 , Orib. 45.18.14 ; functional defect, Paul.Aeg. 6.42 , al. du^serg-e/w, to be sluggish, katamh/nia -gou=nta, of dysmenorrhoea, Hp. 21 . du^se/rg-hma, atos, to/, difficulty, hindrance, Dsc. du^serg-h/s, e/s, difficult, App. 73 , al.; to\ d. 502.6 (Aezani): Comp. , of an operation, Antyll. (?) ap. Orib. 44.23.23 ; making it hard to work, baru/thtes Plu. 2.1129d . du^serg-i/a, h(, difficulty in working or construction, dusergi/an pare/xein Ph. 56.42 , cf. Hero 23.8 (in form -e/rgeia), Plu. 16 ; difficulty in pronouncing, h( e)n th=| profora=| d. Phld. 2.42 ; inability to exert oneself, Hp. 10 ( v.l. dusorgi/h ); inability to act, App. 19 . du^/serg-os, on, hard to work, u(/lh Thphr. 5.1.1 ; li/qoi Paus. 3.21.4 ; unfit to be worked, si/dhros Plu. 9 ; hard to manage, o(plismo/s Id. 8 ; d. xrh=sqai Id. 28 ; po/lis - ote/ra harder to besiege, Id. 17 . hard to effect, difficult, Plb. 28.8.3 , Ph. 1.272 ( Sup. ); po/lemos App. 63 ( Sup. ); to\ parafula/ttein ta\s e)co/dous - o/teron J. 5.12.1 . Adv. -gws , kinhqh=nai Plu. 43 . Act. , incapable of work, useless, pro/s ti App. 16 ; xei=ma d., hiems ignava, Bion 15.5 ; idle, nwqro\s kai\ d. Plu. 33 . du^s-ereu/nhtos, on, hard to search, xwri/a J. 1.16.5 . du^s-e/rhmos, on, very lonely, desolate, pa/gos 9.561 ( Phil. ). du^/s-eris, i, gen. idos, quarrelsome, contentious, Isoc. 1.31 , Arist. 1381a32 , 1108a30 , al.; d. lo/gos Pl. 864a . Act. , producing unhappy strife, fqo/nos Plu. 4 ; to\ danei/zein d. App. 1.54 . du^s-eristi/a, h(, contentious disposition, Procl. p.539 S. ; irreconcilability, Iamb. 1.2 . du^s-e/ristos, on, pertaining to unholy strife, ai(=ma S. 1385 (lyr.); spoudh/ Cleanth.Stoic. 1.122 . du^s-ermh/neutos, on, hard to interpret, Ep.Hebr. 5.11 , Gal. 11.454 , 1.114.26 ; hard to describe, xro/ai D.S. 2.52 ; qe/a Ph. 1.649 . du^/s-ermos, on, not favoured by Hermes, unlucky, Suid. :—hence du^s-ermi/a, h(, ill luck, Hsch., 291.49 . du^s-ernh/s, e/s, hardly shooting or sprouting, Poll. 1.231 . du^s-e/rws, wtos, o(, h(, madly or disastrously loving, tino/s E. 193 ; tw=n a)po/ntwn Th. 6.13 ; tw=n a)frodisi/wn X. 11.13 ; mali cupidus, Max. Tyr. 36.4 ; ei)s xrh/mata Jul. 2.85c : abs., Lys. 4.8 (s.v.l.), Call. 42.6 , 5.244 ( Maced. ), al.; of bees, 7.16 ; d. e)/rws Plu. 20 . laggard in love, Theoc. 1.85 , 6.7 . du^s-erwtia/w, to be desperately in love, Ach.Tat. 5.1 , Plu. 21.2 . du^s-ethri/a, h(, (e)/tos) bad season, Poll. 1.52 . du^s-etu^molo/ghtos, on, hard to derive, o)/noma Corn. 20 . du^s-eunh/twr, Dor. du^s-a/twr, oros, o(, ill bedfellow, A. 293 (lyr.):—expld. by du^s-eu/nhtos, ill-bedded, in Sch.ad loc. du^s-eupo/ristos, on, hard to procure, Alex.Trall. 1.15 . du^s-eu/retos, on, hard to find out, A. 816 ; lo/gos Porph. ap. Eus. 3.11 ; d. to/ tinwn ge/nos Ph. 1.234 . hard to find or get, X. 3.14.7 , Secund. 11 ; spa/nion kai\ d. Plu. 2.97b . hard to find one's way through, impenetrable, u(/lh E. 1221 . du^s-e/fiktos, on, hard to come at, Plb. 31.25.3 , Plu. 2.65e , Phld. 2.119 S. ; a)nqrw/pw| Ecphant. ap. Stob. 4.7.64 ; hard to understand, Vett.Val. 272.8 , al. du^s-e/fodos, on, hard to get at, inaccessible, D.S. 1.57 ( Sup. ); to\ d. Phld. 1.325 S. (nisi leg. duse/fikton). du^s-e/ya^nos [a^], on , hard to digest, Suid. s. vv. e(/yanon, te/ramnon. du^s-e/yhtos, on, = foreg., Phryn. p.33 B. ; hard to cook, Gal. 6.541 ( Comp. ). du^s-zhli/a, h(, jealousy, Ath. 13.589a . du^/s-zhlos, on, exceeding jealous, Od. 7.307 ; e)pi/ tini A.R. 4.1089 ; gunh/ Plu. 9 ; to\ d. Id. 2.471a . Adv. -lws , e)/xein pro/s tina Id. 77 . eager, o(rmh/ Emp. 114.3 . rivalling in hardship, ai)qui/h|si bi/on du/szhlon e)/xontes Hom. 8 . du^s-zh/thtos, on, hard to seek or track, X. 8.1 , Poll. 5.50 . du^s-zwi/+a, v.l. for dusodi/a , Ps.-Callisth. 3.9 . du^/s-zwos, on, wretched, bi/otos d. 9.574 . du^s-h/bolon: dusa/n<t>hton , Hsch. du^s-h/kestos, on, hard to heal or cure, Hp. 29 , 3.19 (Cyzicus). du^s-hkh/s, e/s, = foreg., Hsch. du^shko-e/w, to be hard of hearing, Antyll. ap. Orib. 10.13.5 . du^shko-i/+a, h(, hardness of hearing, Dsc. 5.17 , Plu. 2.1073d , Vett.Val. 109.31 ; disobedience, Plu. 2.794d . du^sh/ko-os, on, hard of hearing, w)=ta Ph. 2.35 ; dush/koos w)= *stratoni/kh, epitaph in 299 (iii B. C.); disobedient, Plu. 2.13f . ill-sounding, terrible to hear, prob. in S. 220 ; unpleasant to the ear, Demetr. 48 , Poll. 2.117 , Philostr. 1.12 ; of an orator, Eun. p.456 B. du^s-hla/ka^tos [la^], on , spinner of ill, *moi=ra Nonn. 1.367 ; *filomh/lh ib. 4.321 . du^s-h/la^tos, on, hard to drive through or over, Poll. 1.186 . du^s-hlegh/s, e/s, (a)/lgos, a)leg-eino/s) Homeric epith. of death and war, bringing bitter grief, cruel, ruthless, qa/natos, po/lemos, Od. 22.325 , Il. 20.154 ; phga/des . . dushlege/es cruel frosts, Hes. 506 ; dushlege/os a)po\ desmou= Id. 652 ; also of men, poli=tai Thgn. 795 ; gei/tones Max. 87 . du^s-h/lios, Dor. du^s-a/lios, on, ill-sunned, sunless, kne/fas A. 396 (lyr.), cf. E. 247 (lyr.), Plu. 11 , etc. too much sunned, parched, qe/ros 340 . du^shmer-e/w, have an unlucky day, be unlucky, Pherecr. 98 ; kata\ ta\s ma/xas D.H. 1.57 . du^shme/r-hma, atos, to/, ill luck, Sch. Il. 6.336 . du^shmer-i/a, Dor. du^shmer-a_meri/a, h(, unlucky day: mishap, misery, dusameria=n pru/tanin A. 236 ; moi=ra dusameri/as S. 591 , cf. Plu. 9 . du^s-h/meros, on, (h(/meros) hard to tame, restive, Str. 3.3.8 , Ptol. 56 . du^s-h/metos, on, = sq., Hp. 6.8.26 . du^s-hmh/s, e/s, = dusemh/s , Id. 4.7 . du^s-h/nemon: dusta/raxon, to\ kakou\s a)ne/mous e)/xon, Hsch. du^s-hni/astos, on, hard to bridle, Tim.Gaz. 124.11 . du^s-h/nios, on, (h(ni/a) = foreg., refractory, Epict. 63 ; gunh\ dush/nio/n e)sti (v.l. -a/nio/n) Men. 803 . (a)ni/a) = dusa/nios , ill at ease, uneasy, Hp. 3.17 .ia/ codd. du^s-hni^o/xhtos, on, hard to hold in, ungovernable, Luc. 17 . du^s-h/nu^tos, on, (a)nu/w) hard to accomplish, J. 5.12.1 ; also du^s-h/nuktos, Hsch. du^s-h/rhs, es, difficult, opp. eu)h/rhs, Suid. du^/s-hris, idos, o(, h(, = du/seris 1 , Pi. 6.19 , Axiop. 1.4 : Att. form of du/seris acc. to Moer. 126 . du^s-h/ristos, on, = foreg., Hsch. ; also, = a)mfi/bolos , Id. du^s-h/rotos, on, (a)ro/w) hard to plough, Call. 268 , Poll. 1.227 . du^s-h/tthtos, on, hard to conquer, ib. 157 . du^s-h/twr, oros, o(, h(, heavy at heart, Hsch. du^s-hxh/s, Dor. du^s-a_xh/s, e/s, (h)xe/w) ill-sounding, Phld. 2.16 , v.l. in D.H. 14 ; giving a dull sound, of metals, Plu. 2.721c ; i)sqmoi=o d. Emp. 100.19 :— in Hom. , epith. of po/lemos, Il. 2.686 (cf. Anacr. 107 ), al.; and of qa/natos, Il. 16.442 , al. (where it should perh. be taken, = bringer of great woe (a)/xos), cf. Apollon. ), of fo/nos Emp. 136.1 ; of ill-repute, d. a)ndra/sin 64 . du^s-hxi/a, h(, unpleasantness of sound, Phld. 2.24 , 994.23 . du^/s-hxos, on, ill-sounding, r(uqmo/s Hermog. 1.7 ; sunqh/kh ibid. du^s-qa/lassos [qa^], on , subject to sea-sickness, Sor. 1.109 . du^s-qa^lh/s, e/s, hardly growing, Cratin. 405 , Alex.Mynd. ap. Ath. 9.393a . du^s-qa^li/a, as, h(, a misfortune, Sophr. 83 (pl.). du^s-qalph/s, e/s, hardtowarm: chilly, xeimw/n Il. 17.549 . over-warm, burning hot, Q.S. 11.156 codd. dusqa^na^t-a/w, strengthd. for qanata/w, long for death, J. 5.9.3 , 6.6.2 , Agath. 3.22 , cf. 442.48 ; but freq. confused with sq., as in Ph. 2.390 . dusqanatw=sa grau=s 'with one foot in the grave', Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.50 . dusqa^na^t-e/w, to be loath to die, Hdt. 9.72 ; struggle against death, die hard, Pl. 406b , Thphr. 3.11.3 , Plu. 77 , etc.; also, to be sick to death with desire, peri/ ti Ph. 2.167 ; to be deadly obstinate, peri/ ti ib. 100 : abs., to be in deadly terror, ib. 173 . dusqa^/na^t-os, on, bringing a hard death, Hp. 1.55 ; krath=res E. 1051 (lyr.). dus-qa^nh/s, e/s, unhappy in death, AP 9.81 ( Crin. ). dus-qe/a_tos, on, ill to look on, A. 69 (lyr.), S. 1004 . hard to see, a)mauro\n ai)/qugma kai\ d. Plu. 2.966b , cf. Ael. 9.61 . dus-qene/w, (sqe/nos) to be weak and powerless, Hp. 2.54 , al. du/s-qeos, on, godless, ungodly. A. 1590 , 46 (lyr.); w)= d. mi/shma S. 289 . miserable, wretched, misqo\s eu)sebi/hs 17.170 (Cyrene, written du/sqion). dus-qera^peusi/a, h(, difficulty of treatment, Cass. 1 . dus-qera/peutos [a^], on , hard to cure, Hp. 10 , S. 609 (lyr.); eu)h/qeia Ph. 1.334 . dus-qere/as: dusalqh/tous, Hsch. dus-qe/rmantos, on, cold, Sch. Il. 17.549 . du/s-qeros, on, over-hot, parched, Poll. 5.110 . dus-qesi/a, h(, bad condition: fretfulness, peevishness, Hp. 33 ( v.l. dusaisqhsi/h ). dus-qete/w, to be dissatisfied, tai=s sunqh/kais Plb. 128 ; to be in distress, D.S. 14.113 . mostly in Med. , abs., to be vexed, X. 2.2.5 ; tini/ Plb. 33.17.1 ; to be in straits, Id. 8.5.4 . du/s-qetos, on, (ti/qhmi) in bad case, kako/n Ph. 1.97 ; to\ d. bad condition, J. 15.9.6 . hard to set right, Hp. 38 ( Comp. ). dus-qew/rhtos, on, hard to observe, Arist. 511b13 ; scarcely visible, tru/phma Hero 1.31 , cf. Philum. 15.6 . hard to understand or reduce to theory, te/xnh Ph. 49.19 , cf. Plb. 3.31.7 , Phld. 1.141 S. , Ph. 2.84 . dus-qh/ra_tos, on, hard to catch, Arist. 615a22 , Plu. 38 : metaph., to\ d. [th=s filosofi/as] Ph. 1.234 ; d. ta)lhqe/s Plu. 13 , cf. Ph. 2.217 , al. dus-qh/reutos, on, = foreg., Pl. 218d , 261a . dus-qhri/a, h(, bad hunting, Poll. 5.13 . du/s-qhros, on, having bad sport, Opp. 3.431 , Poll. 5.13 . dus-qhsau/ristos, on, hard to store, karpo/s Pl. 115b , cf. Arist. 401a5 . du/s-qios, v. du/sqeos . du/s-qlastos, on, hard to crush, tough, Thphr. 8.4.1 ( Comp. ), Gal. 11.17 . dus-qnh/|skw, = dusqanate/w , only in part., E. 843 , 791 . dus-qnhte/w, = foreg., Nic.Dam. p. 36 D. du/s-qraustos, on, hard to break, Dsc. 4.154 , Gal. 11.17 . dus-qrh/nhtos, on, loud-wailing, most mournful, e)/pos S. 1211 ; qrh=noi E. 144 (anap.):—also du/s-qrhnos, gloss on dushxh/s , Apollon. du/s-qroos, on, ill-sounding, fwna/ Pi. 4.63 ; ba/gmata, au)da/, go/oi, A. 637 (lyr.), 942 (anap.), 1076 (lyr.). du/s-qruptos, on, hard to break in pieces, sterro/ths Plu. ap. 104.1 (dub. l.). dusqu_m-ai/nw, to be dispirited, despond, h. Cer. 362 . dusqu_m-e/w, = foreg., Hdt. 8.100 , Onos. 10.26 ; d. tai=s e)lpi/sin Plu. 34 :— Med. , to be melancholy, angry, Democr. 286 , E. 91 . dusqu_m-i/a, h(, despondency, despair, Hp. 10 , Pl. 666b , etc.; pri\n e)lqei=n cumma/xois dusqumi/an E. 696 : pl., Id. 691 , S. 663 , Arist. 954b35 , Ph. 2.99 . ill-temper, Them. 13.172c . dusqu_m-iko/s, h/, o/n, melancholy, Arist. 813a33 . du/squ_m-os, on, desponding, melancholy, S. 218 (lyr.), X. 5.2.34 , Arist. 955a17 ( Comp. ), Phld. 1251.10 ; toi=s pepragme/nois S. 550 ; to\ d., = dusqumi/a , Plu. 15 . Adv. -mws , e)/xein Plb. 1.87.1 , Phld. 27 : Comp. -o/teron Pl. 85b . du^s-i_a_te/w, to be hard to heal, Paul.Aeg. 3.18 . du^s-i/a_tos, Ion. du^s-i/htos [i], on , hard to heal, klhi/+s Hp. 14 ( Comp. ), cf. Cass. 1 ( Comp. ); kako\n d. an ill that none can cure, A. 1103 (lyr.); o)rgh/ E. 520 ; no/shma Pl. 916a , cf. Ph. 1.40 , al.; of persons, implacable, Them. 15.192c . Adv. -tws , mo/rion peponqo\s d. Gal. 18(2).273 . du^s-i/drws, wtos, o(, h(, hardly perspiring, Thphr. 18 . du^s-i^ere/w, to have bad omens in a sacrifice, Plu. 63 , 2.587c . du_si^qa/lassos [qa^], Att. du^/s-ttos, on, (du/w) dipped in the sea, AP 6.38 ( Phil. ). du/sikmos [u^], on, (i)kma/s) with scanty secretions, Hp. 1.34 ; d. pa/qos Orib. 78 . du^siko/s, h/, o/n, = dutiko/s , 1.98.51 . du^s-i/meros [i_], on, ka/matos, ph=ma, of the torments of love, A.R. 3.961 , 4.4 . tormented by love, Nonn. 42.202 , al. du^s-i/ppastos, on, = sq., to/pos Anon.Hist.in 5.320 , Sch. Pl. 240c , cf. Poll. 1.186 (v.l.). du^/s-ippos, on, hard to ride in: ta\ d. parts unfit for cavalry-service, X. 3.4.12 ; d. xw/ra Plu. 14 . du/sis [u^], ews, h(, (du/w) setting of the sun or stars, opp. a)natolh/, Heraclit. 120 , A. 458 ; a)mfi\ *hleia/dwn du/sin (cf. *hleia/des) Id. 826 ; peri\ du/sin *hleia/dos Damox. 2.19 ; d. xeimerinh/, qerinh/, i)shmerinh/, Cleom. 1.9 ; d. tropikh/ Str. 2.4.7 ; a)/xri h(li/ou du/sews 4.597 (Argos); a(li/ou a)/xri d. ib. 606 (ibid.); *kuno\s yuxra\n d. S. 432.11 ; personified, 2.94 : pl., du/sies, opp. a)ntolai/, A.R. 1.85 : metaph., d. tou= logismou= Ph. 1.511 . quarter in which the sun sets, west, pro\s h(li/ou du/sin Th. 2.96 ; pro\s du/seis Arist. 393a18 ; a)po\ du/sews 1755 (Opus); pro\s du/sei Plb. 1.42.5 ; pro\s ta\s du/seis ble/pein Id. 5.104.7 . hiding-place, Opp. 1.330 . du^s-i/xneutos, on, hard to track, Sch. S. 32 . du^s-i/wtos [i_], on , not easily rusted in Comp. , Orib. 49.3.5 . du^s-ka^h/s, e/s, hard to burn, burning badly, Plu. 2.952c . du^s-kaqai/retos, on, hard to overthrow, Ph. 1.61 ; sta/sis J. 2.17.4 . du^s-ka/qartos [ka^], on , hard to purify, Ph. 1.239 , al.; hard to purge, pneu/mata Plu. 2.991b , cf. Dsc. 5.69 . hard to satisfy by purification or atonement, d. *(/aidou limh/n, of the house of the Labdacidae in which murders never ceased, S. 1284 (lyr.); dai/mwn Ar. 1250 . du^s-ka/qektos, on, hard to hold in, i(/ppoi X. 4.1.3 ( Sup. ); plh/qh Plu. 4 : metaph., Corn. 30 ; plou=tos Luc. 29 (s.v.l., al. duska/toxos); hard to keep in mind, retain, Plu. 2.408b . du^s-ka/qodos, on, hard to go down into, sph/laion Conon 35.1 . du^s-kamph/s, e/s, hard to bend, Plu. 2.650d , Aret. 2.3 : Comp. , Sabin. ap. Orib. 9.19.2 . du^/s-kamptos, on, = foreg., Cass. 61 , Sch. Ar. 74 . Adv. -tws , e)/xein Aët. 16.8 . du^/s-kapnos, on, noisome from smoke, dw/mata A. 774 (lyr.). producing an unpleasant smoke, Thphr. 72 ; foi=nic Chaerem. 39 ( Sup. ). du^s-karte/rhtos, on, hard to endure, Ph. 2.73 , Plu. 4 , etc. Adv. -tws Porph. 8 , Herod. Med. ap. Aët. 9.2 . du^s-kata^gwgo/s, o/n, making a landing difficult, bra/xh 114 . du^s-kata^gw/nistos, on, hard to overcome, Plb. 15.15.8 , D.H. 3.7 ; hard to refute, Id. 8.3 ; to\ d. impregnability, Corn. 20 . du^s-kata/qetos, on, hard to bring, pro\s fili/an, f.l. for dussugka/qetos , Iamb. 31.194 . du^s-ka/taktos, on, hard to break, Thphr. 3.7.4 , Dsc. 3.22 , Apollod. 139.8 . du^s-kata/lhptos, on, hard to comprehend, D.S. 1.3 , Ph. 2.216 , M.Ant. 5.10 . du^s-kata/llaktos, on, hard to reconcile, Plu. 2.13d , Ath. 14.625b . duskata/-lu^tos, on, hard to bring to an end, po/lemoi Str. 14.1.28 ; hard to overthrow, dunastei/a J. 4.5.5 . duskata-ma/qhtos [ma^], on , hard to learn or understand, Isoc. 10.11 , Pl. 303d ( Comp. ), D.H. 9 . Adv. - maqh/tws, e)/xein Isoc. 2.33 . duskata-ma/xhtos [ma^], on , hard to overcome, D.S. 3.35 ; no/sos (sc. peni/a) Lib. 34.4 . duskata-no/htos, on, hard to understand, dia/lektos D.S. 5.14 , cf. Plu. 2.47c . duskata/-paustos, on, hard to check, a)/lgos A. 470 (lyr.); boh/ LXX 5.7 ; of persons, Plu. 31 ; restless, yuxh/ E. 109 (anap.); to\ -o/teron Thphr. 35 . duskata/-peptos, on, hard to digest, Id. 1.14.4 . duskata/-plhktos, on, hard to keep in awe, Plb. 1.67.4 . duskata-pole/mhtos, on, hard to conquer, D.S. 2.48 . duskata-po/nhtos, on, hard to execute, M.Ant. 6.19 , Arr. 3.12.8 ; hard to digest, Sor. 2.32 . duskata-posi/a, h(, difficulty of swallowing, Herod. Med. in 58.86 , Philum. ap. Aët. 8.48 . duskata-pote/w, have difficulty in swallowing, Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 5.30.12 . duskata/-potos, on, hard to swallow, Arist. 443b12 , Archig. ap. Gal. 12.976 . duskata/-praktos, on, hard to effect, X. 8.7.12 ( Comp. ). duskata/rtistos, on, hard to place rightly, e)n th=| e)piba/sei, of stallions, 14 . duskata/-sbestos, on, hard to extinguish, D.S. 4.54 , Plu. 2.417b . duskata/-sta^tos, on, hard to restore or rally, X. 5.3.43 ( Comp. ). duskata-fro/nhtos, on, not to be despised, ib. 8.1.42 ( Comp. ). duskat-erga^si/a, h(, indigestion, Anon.Lond. 6.10 . duskat-e/rgastos, on, hard to work, li/qos Str. 17.1.33 ; karpoi\ - o/teroi slower to mature, Thphr. 1.14.4 ; hard of digestion, Dsc. 2.93 , Ph. 2.244 . = duskata/praktos , X. 4.2.7 ( Comp. ). hard to tame, ge/nos tau/rwn Agatharch. 76 ( Sup. ); hard to overcome, Luc. 15 . duska/t-optos: dusqew/rhtos, Hsch. duskat-o/rqwtos, on, hard to succeed in, e)/rgon Demetr. 127 , Ph. 2.83 , Gal. 15.7 ; turanni/s Chio 15 ( Comp. ). hard to set right, remedy, spa/nis tw=n a)nagkai/wn J. 2.5.6 . duskat-ou/lwtos, on, hard to cicatrize, Dsc. 5.81 ; e(/lkh Apollon. 42 . duska/toxos, v. duska/qektos . du/skaustos, on, hard to burn, Apollod. 139.8 . du/ske, v. du/w . dus-ke/la^dos, on, ill-sounding, shrieking, fo/bos Il. 16.357 ; zh=los d. envy with its tongue of malice, Hes. 196 ; d. u(/mnos *)erinu/os A. 867 (anap.), cf. 451 I; mou=sa E. 1098 (lyr.). dus-ke/nwtos, on, hard to excrete, Gal. 18(1).580 ( Sup. ). dus-ke/rastos, on, hard to temper, fu/sis pro\s to\ piqano\n d. Plu. 52 ; du/smikta kai\ d. Id. 2.754c . dus-kerdh/s, e/s, with ill gains, ill-gotten, Opp. 2.417 . dus-khdh/s, e/s, (kh=dos) full of misery, duskhde/a nu/kta fula/ssw Od. 5.466 . (kh/domai) duskhde/a: dusfu/lakton, xalepo/n, Hsch. du/s-khlos, on, (khle/w) past remedy, A. 825 (cf. Sch.adloc.): but perh. rather formed by analogy from eu)/khlos: hence, spiteful. du/s-khmon: a)/frona, dusolw/niston, Hsch. duski_n-hsi/a, Ion. -i/h, h(, difficulty of moving, Hp. 3.17 , Arist. 780a25 , 685a8 . duski_n-hte/w, move with difficulty, Herod.Med. in 58.104 . duski_/n-htos, on, hard to move, Pl. 56a , Ph. 2.227 ( Comp. ), Thphr. 35 ( Sup. ); ploi=a Plb. 1.22.3 . Adv. -tws , e)/xein pro\s tou\s a)ne/mous Arist. 294b17 . in mental relations, d. pro\s tou\s fo/bous Pl. 503d ; d. u(po\ o)rgh=s Arist. 1250a5 ; d. poiei=n th\n dia/noian Id. 686a30 ; e(/cis -ote/ra diaqe/sews Id. 9a10 ; to\ -on obstinacy, Phld. p.55 O.; of language, clumsiness, to\ a)/sxhmon kai\ d. Id. 994.35 . Adv. - tws kai\ dusmaqw=s e)/xein Pl. 503d . firm, resolute, Plu. 36 ; inexorable, *(/aidhs 7.221 . impervious to motion, of the soul, Plot. 1.4.8 . dus-kleh/s, e/s, inglorious, Il. 9.22 (poet. acc. duskle/a^ for dusklee/a); infamous, shameful, of persons and things, d. qe/a A. 243 ; duskleesta/tw| mo/rw| Id. 444 ; prw=ton me\n ou)k ou)=s' a)/diko/s ei)mi duskleh/s E. 270 . cf. X. 3.3.53 , LXX 3.23 ( Sup. ). Adv. -ew=s S. 1006 , E. 993 codd., Plu. 2.169a . du/s-kleia, h(, ill-fame, infamy, S. 188 , E. 218 , Th. 3.58 , Pl. 663a , etc.; e)pi\ dusklei/a| tending to disgrace them, S. 143 (anap.). ingloriousness, D. 60.24 . dus-klhdo/nistos, on, of ill name, boding ill, Luc. 39 . dus-klhre/w, to be unlucky in one's lot, esp. in standing for an office, opp. lagxa/nw, Pl. 690c . dus-klh/rhma, atos, to/, piece of ill luck, Plb. 30.20.9 (pl.); th=s patri/dos D.S. 32.22 (pl.). du/s-klhros, on, unlucky, Phryn. p.61 B. dus-klh/s, poet. for duskleh/s, Simm. 6 . du/s-klhtos, on, in bad repute, Heraclid.Tar. ap. Ath. 3.120d . du/s-kli^tos, on, hard to inflect, irregular, d. r(h/mata, title of work by Eulogius, 809.33 . dus-klu^dw/niston: duse/kbaton, Suid. du/s-klu^tos, on, ill-famed, Hsch. dus-koi/lios, on, bad for the bowels, Dsc. 1.105 , Plu. 2.137a . costive, Paul.Aeg. 1.44 . dus-koinw/nhtos, on, unsocial, Pl. 486b ; a)rxh/ Plu. 3 . dus-koite/w, to have bad nights, Hp. 10 , 30 . du/s-koitos, on, making bed unpleasant, Aristaenet. 2.7 . dus-kolai/nw, impf. e)dusko/lainon Pl. 26d : fut. - kola^nw= Isoc. 15.149 :—to be peevish, Ar. 36 ; of a baby, Lys. 1.11 , cf. X. 2.2.8 ; tini/ D. 37.15 ; feel a difficulty, d. w(s . . Pl. l.c.; in argument, to be captious, Arist. 160b3 , al. cause trouble or annoyance, ou)/rhsis duskolai/nousa Hp. 1.109 . dus-koli/a, h(, discontent, peevishness, Ar. 106 , Pl. 411c . of things, difficulty, d. e)/xein D. 5.1 , Arist. 1281a14 , etc.; plei/ous pare/xein duskoli/as ib. 1263a11 ; d. o)noma/twn J. 2.7.4 . dus-ko/llhtos, on, hard to glue together, Gal. 11.124 , 133 ; illglued or fastened, loose, Luc. 11 . duskolo/-kamptos, on, hard to bend: d. kamph/ an intricate flourish in singing, Ar. 971 . duskolo/-koitos, on, making bed uneasy, me/rimna ib. 420 . du/s-kolos, on, (ko/lon): of persons, prop. hard to satisfy with food (cf. Ath. 6.262a ): but, generally, hard to please, discontented, fretful, peevish, Ar. 942 ; gh=ras E. 1251 ; d. yuxh\ kai\ a)gri/a Pl. 649e , cf. Arist. 1108a30 , etc.; to\ d. Pl. 791c ; of animals, intractable, Id. 174d ( Comp. ): so in Adv. dusko/lws, e)/xein, diakei=sqai pro/s tina, D. 19.132 , Isoc. 3.33 ; duskolw/teron diakei=sqai Pl. 84e . of things, troublesome, harassing, d. h( h(nio/xhsis Id. 246b ; puretoi/ Hp. 38 : generally, unpleasant, a)/n ti d. sumbh=| D. 18.189 , cf. Men. 89 ; ei)/ ti d. pe/praktai *qhbai/ois pro\s h(ma=s D. 18.176 ; kairoi\ d. difficult times, 22.682.33 . Adv. -lws , u(pakou/ein Hp. 3.8 . difficult to explain, Arist. 180b5 , 1001b1 ; d. e)sti it is difficult, Ev.Marc. 10.24 , cf. Onos. 1.15 ( Comp. ); ta\ me\n r(a/dia . . ta\ de\ d. Phld. 994.24 . Adv. -lws hardly, with difficulty, Ev.Marc. 10.23 ,al. du/s-kolpos, on, with luckless womb, gasth/r, of a woman whose child was dead before birth, 7.583 ( Agath. ). dus-ko/mistos, on, hard to bear, intolerable, po/tmos S. 1346 (lyr.); te/kna E. 1422 . dus-kopa/nistos [a^], on , hard to bake, a)/rtos 150.35 . du/s-kopos, on, (ko/ptw) hard to bruise, Damocr. ap. Gal. 13.636 . dus-kra_h/s, e/s, intemperate, Opp. 2.517 . dus-krane/s: au)xmhro/n, Hsch. ; cf. dusxranh/s. dus-kra_si/a, h(, bad temperament, of the air, Str. 6.4.1 , Plu. 58 (pl.); sw/matos 3.216 ; tw=n e)n h(mi=n duna/mewn Ph. 1.29 . ( duskra^si/h Man. 4.543 .) dus-kra^th/s, e/s, = sq., duskrate/staton pa/ntwn o( lo/gos Stob. 3.33.10 . dus-kra/thtos [a^], on , hard to control, to\ d. th=s e)pibolh=s D.S. 3.3 ; ungovernable, ill-disciplined, J. 19.4.1 ; ghrw=nti h)/dh d. ei)=nai (sc. th\n a)rxh/n) App. 61 . du/s-kra_tos, on, of bad temperament, a)h/r Str. 2.3.1 , cf. Gal. 9.912 . Adv.-tws Id. 10.518 ; diakei=sqai Ps.- Plu. 202 . dus-kri^nh/s, e/s, hard to distinguish, Plu. 2.922a ; = sq., Aët. 5.10 . dus-kri/simos [kri^], on , = sq., Sch. Hp. 2.272 D. du/s-kri^tos, on, hard to discern or interpret, a)/strwn du/seis A. 458 ; klhdo/nes ib. 486 ; o)nei/rata Id. 981 (lyr.), cf. S. 949 (lyr.); d. nou=soi hard to determine, doubtful, Hp. 3.8 ; but du/skrita e)ge/neto there was an obscure crisis, Id. 3.12 ; d. e)sti po/teron . . h)\ . . difficult of solution, Id. 1.12 , Pl. 433c . Adv. -tws doubtfully, darkly, A. 662 ; d. e)/xein to be in doubt, Ar. 1433 . du/s-krotos, on, badly put together: Adv. -tws , diakei=sqai to be in bad condition, Meno 13.20 , cf. 9.16 . du/s-kthtos, on, hard to come by, pragmatei/a Plb. 3.32.1 ; ta)gaqo/n Phld. 1251.4 (dub.). dus-ku^be/w, to be unlucky at dice, Ath. 15.666d , Poll. 9.94 . dus-ku^li/stws, Adv. rolling with difficulty, d. e)/xein Philostr.Jun. 10 . dus-ku/mantos [u_], on , in A. 653 dusku/manta kaka/ evils from the stormy sea. dus-kwfe/w, to be hard of hearing, Gal. 12.653 , 7.731 ( Leon. ), Dsc. 4.162 . dus-kwfi/a, h(, deafness, Id. 1.61 . du/s-kwfos, on, hard of hearing, Hp. 193 , Arist. 459b21 , LXX 4.11 , Str. 14.2.21 ; to\ tou= gh/rws d. Plu. 2.13e . dus-le/antos, (leai/nw) hard to pound or bray, Archig. ap. Aët. 3.184 . dus-lei/wtos, on, = foreg., opp. eu)lei/wtos, Asclep. ap. Gal. 13.677 . du/s-lektos, on, hard to tell, A. 702 (anap.). du/s-lektros, on, ill-wedded, Sch. S. 492 . dus-leph/s, e/s, rough-husked, ka/ruon Nic. 271 . dus-lexh/s, gloss on dushlegh/s , Hsch. du/s-lhptos, on, hard to take hold of, Sor. 1.88 ; hard to catch, moxqhri/a Ph. 2.366 , cf. Luc. 27 ; hard to comprehend, Str. 13.4.12 , A.D. 225.28 , Plu. 2.17d . dus-li/menos [li^], on , gloss on du/sormos , Sch.rec. A. 448 . dus-lo/gistos, on, hard to compute, Anaximen. ap. Stob. 2.8.17 , Plu. 2.981e , Gal. 18(2).631 , D.C. 73.15 . Act. , ill-calculating, misguided, xei/r S. 40 . du/s-lofos, on, hard for the neck, hard to bear, zeu/glh, zugo/n, Thgn. 848 , 1024 ; xei/r B. 12.46 ; d. freni/ prob. l. in S. 4 ; duslofwte/rous po/nous A. 931 . impatient of the yoke, h(mi/onoi Ael. 16.9 . Adv. -fws , fe/rein E. 303 . du/s-lu^tos, on, indissoluble, duslu/tois xalkeu/masi A. 19 ; a)/kos tw=n d. po/nwn E. 121 (lyr.); w)=moi stiff, Arist. 811a4 . Adv. -tws , e)/xein X. 8.13 . insoluble, of a problem, Luc. 12 , Alex.Aphr. 223.2 ; ai)/nigma Plu. 25.3 ; hard to refute, Alex.Aphr. 558.25 . dus-lw/swn: dusxerw=n, Hsch. dusma^q-e/w, to be slow at recognizing, A. 225 . dusma^q-h/s, e/s, hard to learn, Id. 1255 ; d. i)dei=n hard to know at sight, E. 1196 ; to\ d. difficulty of knowing, Id. 478 . Act. , slow at learning, dull, Pl. 358a , etc.: Comp. , Plu. 2.992d : Sup. , Ph. 2.175 , Jul. 7.225b . Adv. dusmaqw=s, e)/xein Pl. 503d . dusma^q-i/a, h(, slowness at learning, ib. 618d (pl.), 812e , etc.:—written dusma^q-ma/qeia, Id. 315c , Iamb. 20.95 . *du/smainai (perh. f. l. for *du/m- ), = ba/kxai , at Sparta, Hsch. ; title of play by Pratinas, Ath. 9.392f . dus-ma/laktos [ma^], on , hard to soften, Ruf. ap. Orib. 8.24.22 . dus-ma_nh/s, e/s, thick, u(/data Thphr. 7.5.2 . dus-ma/rantos [ma^], on , unfading, Trag.Adesp. 339 . dus-ma^rh/s, e/s, difficult, opp. eu)marh/s, a)pote/lesma Phld. 2.119 S. dus-ma/shtos [ma^], on , hard to chew, Gal. 16.760 . dus-ma/twr, Dor. for dusmh/twr. dusma^x-e/w, fight in vain against or fight an unholy fight with, qeoi=si dusmaxou=ntes S. 492 ; pro\s th\n belti/ona [du/namin] Plu. 2.371a : abs., fight desperately, ib. 661c . dusma^x-hte/on, one must fight a losing battle with, a)na/gkh| d' ou)xi\ d. S. 1106 . dusma^/x-htos, on, keenly contested, dw=ra *moisa=n 86 B (cf. B. 32 ). du/sma^x-os, on, hard to fightwith, unconquerable, X. 4.2.10 ( Comp. ), E. 1055 ( Sup. ); pa/ntwn -w/taton gunh/ Id. 544 ; of things, A. 921 , Pl. 863b , D. 1.4 , etc. generally, difficult, d. kri=nai A. 1561 (lyr.). dus-meiktos or du/s-miktos, on, hard to mix: without affinity, Pl. 35a , etc. unsocial: Adv. -tws , e)/xein Plu. 2.640d . dus-mei/liktos, on, hard to appease, Id. 19 ; pikri/a Id. 2.553a . dus-melw/|dhtos, on, hard to employ in melody, of enharmonic intervals, Theo Sm. p.56 H. ( Sup. ). dusmen-ai/nw, bear ill-will, tini/ against another, E. 874 ; d. toi=s koinoi=s a)gaqoi=s D. 18.217 ; d. th=s pote\ bi/as App. 60 : abs., Ph. 1.145 . dusme/n-eia, Ion. -ih, h(, ill-will, enmity, h( e)k sou= d. S. 619 ; e)n d. ei)=nai ib. 1124 ; d. a)/rasqai/ tini E. 991 : in Prose, Democr. 191 , Antipho 4.1.3 , etc.; fqo/nos kai\ d. Isoc. 5.68 , Pl. 500c ; fqo/noi kai\ a)/llai d. Id. 316d . dusmen-e/wn, participial form, only masc., bearing ill-will, hostile, Od. 2.72 ; dusmene/ontes ib. 73 , 20.314 . dusmen-h/s, e/s, (me/nos) hostile, a)/ndres d. Il. 5.488 ; dusmene/es enemies, 16.521 , cf. 84.12 ; dusmene/wn o)/xlos A. 234 (lyr.), cf. 366 (lyr.), Hdt. 3.82 , S. 662 ( Sup. ), etc.; oi( u(me/teroi d. X. 5.2.33 : c. dat., tw=| patou=nti dusmenei=s A. 1193 , cf. S. 585 ; ou)de\n tura/nnou -e/steron po/lei E. 429 : less freq. c. gen., a)/ndra d. xqono/s an enemy of the land, S. 187 , cf. Ph. 2.136 . Adv. - nw=s Pl. 168b ; d. e)/xein tini/ Isoc. 3.5 ; pro\s th\n po/lin Id. 14.6 :—poet. dusmene/ws, Nonn. 21.85 (v.l.). rarely of things, d. xoai/ S. 440 ; dusmene\s o( tou= pleonektei=n e)/rws X. 2.6.21 , cf. E. 617 (v.l.). dusmen-i/dhs, ou, o(, = foreg., Ael. 3.7 . dusmen-iko/s, h/, o/n, like an enemy, hostile, Plb. 6.7.8 , etc. Adv. - kw=s Id. 8.8.1 . dusme/ristos, on, hard to chew up, tragh/mata Philum. ap. Aët. 9.23 . dusmeta-blhsi/a, h(, difficulty of alteration, Sor. 1.91 . dusmeta/-blhtos, on, hard to alter, Hp. 51 , Plu. 2.952c . dusmeta/-bolos, on, = foreg., Damocr. ap. Gal. 13.1003 . Adv. -lws ib. 1004 . dusmeta/-dotos, on, not imparting freely, Str. 17.1.29 : c.gen., reluctant to part with, tw=n a)nagkai/wn Phld. 1251.20 . dusmeta/-qetos, on, hard to alter, of persons, opinionated, Plb. 12.26d . 5 ; proai/resis Plu. 2.799b ; hard to remove, Gal. 11.215 . dusmeta-ki/nhtos [i_], on , hard to shift, yuxh\ d. a)po\ tw=n xeiro/nwn J. 16.11.8 ; gunh/ Plu. 2.288d , Eust. 1733.32 . Adv. -tws , e)/xein Alex.Trall. 1.16 . dusmeta/-klastos, on, hard to break or move, Sch. S. 12 . dusmeta/-klhtos, on, hard to cure of a habit, Gp. 19.2.13 . dusmeta/-streptos, on, hard to divert, Gal. 19.489 . Adv. -tws, gloss on a)skele/ws , Apollon. dusmeta/-treptos, on, = foreg., Eust. 1461.43 . dusmeta-xei/ristos, on, hard to manage, pai=s Pl. 808d ( Sup. ), cf. Plu. 37 , al., Aen. Tact. 39.7 ; zw=|a Ael. 4.44 ; di/ktua X. 2.6 . hard to attack, strato/s Hdt. 7.236 , J. 1.7.1 ; of the tortoise's shell, Hierocl. p.13 A. dusme/trhtos, on, hard to measure, Antipho Soph. 106 . hard to traverse, pe/lagos Philostr. 4.15 . dusmh/, h( , (du/w) = du/sis , setting, mostly in pl., a)eli/ou d. S. 1245 , cf. A. 69 , Hp. 7.5 , Pl. 61e ; e)pi\ dusmh=|sin e)w/n at the point of setting, Hdt. 3.104 ; peri\ h(li/ou dusma/s Lys. 1.39 ; h(/lios h)=n h)/dh peri\ dusma/s 15.5 : metaph., to\ gh=ras dusmai\ bi/ou Arist. 1457b25 , cf. D.H. 4.79 , Ph. 1.678 , S.E. 9.90 , Diog.Oen. 2 , etc. the quarter of sunset, west, a)po\ e(spe/rhs te kai\ [h(li/ou] dusme/wn Hdt. 2.31 ; pro\s h(li/ou dusme/wn Id. 7.115 , cf. 2.33 ; pro\s dusmai=s A. 232 ; opp. a)natolai/, 1049.8 (iv A. D.):—also duqmh/, Call. 10 (pl.), 539 (sg.). du/s-mhnis, i, wrathful, qeo/s Poll. 1.39 ; xo/los 9.69 (Parmenion). dus-mh/ni_tos, on, = foreg., de/ndrea 7.141 ( Antiphil. ); yuxai/ Ptol. 159 (-i/tas). dus-mh/thr, eros, h(, in Od. 23.97 mh=ter e)mh\ du/smhter my mother yet no mother, cf. Lyc. 1174 , Nonn. 46.194 . du/s-mhtis, i, contriving ill, Suid. , Hsch. (cod. -h/ths). dusmh/twr Dor. dus-ma/twr, oros, o(, h(, in A. 67 (lyr.) d. ko/tos an ill mother's wrath. dus-mhxa^ne/w, to be at loss how to do, c. inf., A. 1360 . dus-mh/xa^nos, on, hard to effect, Epimen. ap. D.L. 1.113 ; difficult, *)arxu/tew dusmh/xana e)/rga kuli<*>ndrwn Eratosth. 35.7 ; prob. f.l. for du/smaxon , J. 4.1.2 . Act. , at a loss, pro/s ti Them. 10.137b . devising ill, Nonn. 44.210 ; do/los ib. 35.273 ; also, ill-devised, wicked, e)/rgon Opp. 3.404 . dusmiko/s, h/, o/n , (dusmh/) = dutiko/s , western, Str. 2.5.11 , Hld. 8.15 : Comp. , Str. 2.1.34 , Ptol. 2.13 , Theo Sm. p.137 H.: Sup. , Str. 2.1.32 , Ptol. 2.3.18 . du/s-miktos, v. du/smeiktos . dus-mi/mhtos [i_], on, hard to imitate, D.S. 1.61 , Luc. 20 , 3187 (Smyrna); to\ d. Plu. 8 : Sup. , Anon. 1012ii34 . dus-mi/shtos [i_], on, much hated, Lyc. 841 . dus-mnhmo/neutos, on, hard to remember, Arist. 1416b22 , Aen.Tact. 24.2 , Epicur. 2p.35U. , D.S. 1.3 . Act. , remembering ill, unmindful, Pl. 74e ( Comp. ). du/s-moiros, on , (moi=ra) = du/smoros , S. 327 . dus-mori/a, h(, a hard fate, AP 9.351 ( Leon. ). du/s-moros, on, ill-fated, Il. 22.60 , etc.; dusmo/rou ge du/smora (sc. skh=ptra) S. 1109 , cf. Men. 40 , Lyc. 897 , Opp. 3.217 : in Prose, Antipho 3.2.11 . Adv. -rws with ill fortune, prob. in A. 837 (lyr., cod. M -fo/rws). dus-morfi/a, h(, misshapenness, ugliness, Hdt. 6.61 , Phld. 29 , etc. du/s-morfos, on, misshapen, ill-favoured, e)sqh/s E. 1204 , Lyc. 692 , Plu. 2.670a . du/s-mousos, on, = a)/mousos , unmusical, au)lo/s 9.216 (Honestus). dus-mo/xleutos, on, hard to dislodge, Aët. 3.34 , Simp. 236.27 . dus-ni/khtos [i_], on, hard to conquer, e)/rws J. 18.1.6 , cf. Plu. 2 , D.C. 43.28 . du/s-niptos, on, hard to wash out, d. e)k de/ltou grafh/ S. 683 . du/s-ni^fos, on, (ni/y) snowed upon, Nonn. 2.685 . chilly, wintry, u(/dwr ib. 3.210 ; oi)=dma ib. 13.533 . dus-noe/w, to be ill-affected, tini/ LXX 3.24 , Plu. 38 . dus-no/htos, on, hard to be understood, Dariusap. D.L. 9.13 , 3.16 ; xrhsmoi/ Luc. 54 . Act. , slow of understanding, Vett.Val. 345.26 . du/s-noia, h(, disaffection, ill-will, malevolence, S. 654 , E. 973 , Pl. 151d , Plu. 3 , Phld. p.29 O., etc. dus-nomi/a, Ep. and Ion. -ih, h(, lawlessness, bad constitution, Sol. 4.32 : personified in Hes. 230 . du/s-nomos, on, lawless, unrighteous, AP 6.316 (Nicodem.). du/s-noos, on, contr. du/s-nous, oun, ill-affected, disaffected, tini/ S. 212 ; th=| po/lei Th. 2.60 ; pro\s ta\ pra/gmata X. 2.1.2 : abs., E. 350 , Plu. 2.176b . Adv. du/snws Poll. 2.230 . du/s-nostos no/stos a return that is no return, E. 75 . from which no traveller returns, r(o/os 4.54 . dus-nouqe/thtos, on, hard to be corrected, qhri/on (sc. peni/a) Men. 78 . dus-nu/mfeutos, on, ill-wedded, AP 7.401 ( Crin. ). du/s-numfos, on, ill-wedded or ill-betrothed, E. 216 (lyr.), 144 (lyr.). du/s-cenos, on, inhospitable, Poll. 9.22 . dus-ch/rantos, on, hard to dry, Thphr. 1.4.3 , Plu. 2.627d , etc. dus-cu/mblhtos, on, hard to understand, Corn. 28 , D.C. 56.29 . dus-cu/mbolos, on, hard to deal with, driving a hard bargain, Pl. 486b , X. 2.6.3 , Plu. 5 . = foreg., Poll. 5.150 . ill to meet, zw=|a Artem. 4.56 ( v.l. dussumbou/leuta ). dus-cu/netos, on, hard to understand, duscu/neton cuneto\s me/los e)/gnw E. 1506 (lyr.); diagra/mmata X. 4.7.3 ; to\ d., ta\ d., Plu. 2.975f (duscu/nqeton codd.), Iamb. 35.252 . du/s-ogkos, on, overheavy, burdensome, plou=tos Plu. 12 . du^so/d-eutos, on, hardly passable, App. 21 . du^sod-e/w, make bad way, get on slowly, Plu. 32 ; of difficult breathing or childbirth, Ph. 2.563 , Sor. 2.59 : metaph., Arr. 3.19.3 . du^sod-i/a, h(, badness of roads, App. 21 : pl., in concrete sense, Ptol. 197 : metaph., difficulty, - i/an pare/xein tw=| lo/gw| Plu. 2.448a , cf. Ph. 2.67 ; dusodi/a e)ntroxa/zein dokei= Demetr.Lac. 1012.50 F.; d. skuba/lwn Sor. 2.20 . du^s-odmi/a, du/sodmos, v. sub dusosm-. du^s-odopai/pa^los, on, difficult and rugged, prop. of a mountain road: metaph., A. 387 (lyr.). du^/s-odos, on, hard to pass, scarce passable, Th. 1.107 , Poll. 3.96 . du^s-oi/zw (aor. e)du/soica Hsch. ), to be distressed, E. 724 (lyr.); fear, tremble at, ou)/toi dusoi/zw qa/mnon w(s o)/rnis fo/bw| A. 1316 :— Med. , fear, E. 805 . ( Lacon. acc. to Hsch. ) du^s-oi/khtos, on, bad to dwell in, Hp. Aër. 19 , X. 8.6.21 . du^s-oikono/mhtos, on, hard to digest, Diph.Siph. ap. Ath. 2.70a , Xenocr. 73 . difficult to manage, to\ d. Artem. 2.58 . du^/s-oikos, on, gloss on a)/oikos , Sch. S. 534 . du^/s-oiktos: dusqrh/nhtos, Hsch. du^/s-oimos, on, acc. to Sch. and Hsch. , = du/sodos, tu/xa d. A. 945 (lyr.); or perh. (oi)/mh), a sad theme, cf. du/soimos: e)pi\ kakw=| h(/kousa, Hsch. du^/s-oinos, on, yielding bad wine, Poll. 6.21 . du^/s-oistos, on, (oi)/sw) hard to bear, insufferable, o)dmh/ Hp. 2.181 ; ph/mata, a)/lgh, po/noi, A. 690 (lyr.), 745 , S. 508 (lyr.); bi/ou du/soiston e(/comen trofa/n Id. 1688 (lyr.); d. a)h/r Str. 12.3.40 ; o)rgh/ Jul. 161b . du^soiwn-e/w, (oi)wno/s) augurill of a thing, Phryn. p.62 B. du^soiwn-ismo/s, o(, an ill omen, Hsch. s.v. a)ph/xeia . du^soiwn-istiko/s, h/, o/n, ill-omened, Suid. s.v. e)s ko/rakas . du^soiw/n-istos, on, = foreg., Ph. 2.542 , Hermog. 3 , Luc. 6 , D.C. 41.49 . du/s-oknos [u^], on , very lazy: Adv. -knws , e)cegei/resqai M.Ant. 5.1 ; unwillingly, katalei/pein te/kna Hdn. 6.7.1 . dus-o/lisqos, on, not slipping easily, Paul.Aeg. 3.76 . du/somai, v. du/w . du/sombros [u^], on , stormy: metaph., be/lh S. 358 (lyr.). du^somi/l-htos [i_], on , hard to live with, skaio\s kai\ d. Hierocl. p.59 A. ; d. paroikou=sa po/lis e)xqra/ D.Chr. 40.27 . du^somil-i/a, h(, unsociableness, Satyr. 39x5 . du^so/mil-os, on, hard to live with, Plu. 42 . bringing evil in one's company, *)erinu/s A. 746 (lyr.). du^s-o/mma^tos, on, scarce-seeing, purblind, A. 388 (lyr.). du^s-o/moios, on, unlike, Stratt. 75 , Hsch. du^/s-onar, infaustus, Gloss. du^s-o/neiros, on, full of ill dreams, u(/pnos Plu. 2.15b . bringing ill dreams, brw/mata ib. 734f , cf. Dsc. 2.105 . du^s-opai/onta: dustuxou=nta, Hsch. du^/s-opon: du/sfwnon, Id. du^/s-optos, on, (o)/yomai) hard to detect, Gal. 2.3 ; to\ d. th=s h(me/ras gloominess, Plb. 18.21.2 . du^s-ora_si/a, h(, dim sight, Ruf. ap. Orib. 7.26.15 (pl.). du^s-o/ra_tos, on, hard to see, X. 1.6.40 , Ph. 1.570 ; di' u(perbola\n lampro/ta_tos d. Ecphant. ap. Stob. 4.7.64 ; ta\ duso/rata dark corners, X. 4.18 . ill to look on, horrible, App. 97 . du^sorg-hsi/a, h(, = passionateness, Hp. 9 (pl.). du^so/rg-htos, on, = du/sorgos , Arist. 811a31 , [ Babr. ] 11.12 ; qeo/s Poll. 1.39 . Adv. -tws D.H. 6.47 . du^sorg-i/a, h(, = dusorghsi/a , v.l. in Hp. 10 . du^/sorg-os, on, quick to anger, S. 1017 , 377 , 1118 (wrongly expld. by kakoergo/s, Hsch. ). du^s-oreci/a, h(, lack of appetite, Gal. 7.128 . du^s-o/ristos, on, difficult to adapt to a limit, Arist. 378b24 , 329b32 . difficult to define, xarakth/r D.H. 5 . du^s-orke/w, (o(/rkos) swear falsely, Phryn. p.65 B. du^s-o/rmistos, on, (o(rmi/zw) = sq., Poll. 1.101 . du^/s-ormos, on, with bad anchorage, nh=sos . . d. nausi/ A. 448 ; also ta\ d. rough ground, where one can scarce get footing, X. 10.7 . Act. , pnoai\ d. that detained the fleet in harbour or that kept it from reaching harbour, foul winds, A. 193 (lyr.). du^/s-ornis, i_qos, o(, h(, = dusoiw/nistos , boding ill, Id. 838 (lyr.), E. 757 (lyr.); with ill auspices, Plu. 4 . du^s-o/rfnaios, a, on, dusky, tru/xh E. 325 (lyr.). du^s-osmi/a, h(, an ill smell, S. 876 , 538 , Luc. 29 ; -i_/h Man. 4.270 . du^/s-osmos, Ion. du^/s-odmos, on, (o)smh/) ill-smelling, e)n dusodmota/tw| [to/pw|] gino/menon eu)wde/stato/n e)sti Hdt. 3.112 ; o)smh/ Arist. 908b29 ( Comp. ). bad for scent, in hunting, oi( o)/mbroi th\n gh=n poiou=si du/sosmon X. 5.3 . Act. , having a bad nose, Arist. 459b22 . du/sosmon, to/, = sko/rdion , Ps.- Dsc. 3.111 . du^sou/lwtos, on, hard to scar over, Alex.Trall. 4.1 , Poll. 4.196 . du^sour-e/w, to have difficulty in micturition, Diocl.Fr. 141 , Ruf. ap. Orib. 8.24.6 , Dsc. 1.6 , 468.1 , Aret. 2.4 :— Med. , Hp. 2.54 . du^sour-htiko/s, h/, o/n, suffering from dusouri/a, du^sour-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, difficult micturition, Hp. 3.31 (pl.), Arist. 486 ; e)n -i/a| gene/sqai Plu. 2.733c . du^sour-i/asis, ews, h(, = foreg., Ar.Byz. 146.5 , Suid. s.v. te/tanos . du^sour-ia/w, = dusoure/w , Dsc. 1.33 , 31 . du^sour-iko/s, h/, o/n: pa/qos d., = dusouri/a , f.l. in Cic. 7.26 . du^s-ou/ristos, on, (ou)ri/zw) driven by a too favourable wind, fatally favourable, S. 1315 (lyr.). du^/s-ouron: dusfu/lakton, Hsch. du^s-o/fqalmos, on, offensive to the sight, ai)=sxos Telest. 1.3 . duspa/q-eia [pa^], or duspaq-i/a ( Hsch. ), h(, deep affliction, Plu. 2.112b . firmness in resisting, Plu. 21 : in pl., capabilities of endurance, Id. 2.666b ; insensitivity, Alex.Aphr. 1.39 . duspaq-e/w, suffer a hard fate, Mosch. 4.84 ; of sickness, suffer severely, r(inw=| d. Nic. 381 ; to be in a bad way, Plb. 29.7.4 . to be impatient, e)pi/ tini, pro/s ti, Plu. 36 , 33 ; e)/n tini Id. 2.77e . duspaq-h/s, e/s, (paqei=n) feeling to excess, opp. a)paqh/s, ib. 102d . not easily affected, to\ o(/moion u(po\ tou= o(moi/ou -e/steron ib. 651c : abs., impassive, ib. 454c , Luc. 24 , Plot. 1.4.8 . dus-pai/pa^los, on, rough and steep, bh=ssai Archil. 115 ; ku/mata B. 5.26 ; *)/oqrus Nic. 145 ; rough, la/xnh Opp. 2.369 , cf. 2.381 , al. du/s-pais, unhappy child, Sch.rec. S. 1243 . dus-pa/laistos [pa^], on , hard to wrestle with, [ Epich. ] 254 ; a)ra/ A. 692 ; pra/gmata Id. 468 ; gh=ras E. 1108 ; du/namis X. 5.2.18 ; cf. duspe/lastos. unskilled at wrestling, Philostr. 40 . dus-pa/la^mos [pa^], on , hard to struggle with, do/loi qew=n A. 847 (lyr.); hard to beat, peri\ th\n te/xnhn Tz. ap. Suid. s.v. *luko/frwn . helpless: Adv. duspala/mws, o)le/sqai to perish helplessly, A. 867 (lyr.). dus-pa^lh/s, e/s, hard to wrestle with, di/na Id. 559 (lyr.); difficult, c. inf., diakri/nein . . duspale/s [e)sti] Pi. 8.25 , cf. 4.273 , Cerc. 26 . dangerous, noxious, r(i/zai A.R. 4.52 . stubborn, Nicom. 3 . dus-pa/mfalos: dusta/raxos, duski/nhtos, Hsch. ; cf. duspe/mfelos. duspara/-ba^tos, gloss on dusodopai/palos , Sch. A. 387 . duspara/-blhtos, on, incomparable, Plu. 27 . duspara-boh/qhtos, on, hard to assist, Plb. 5.22.7 . duspara/-boulos, on, hard to persuade, A. 108 (lyr.). duspara/ggeltos, on, hardly to be reduced to rule or formulated, Plb. 12.25i . 7 . duspara/gra^fos, on, hard to define, poso/ths Plb. 16.12.10 ; hard to state precisely, Id. 18.15.1 ; hard to terminate, of life, Phld. 1251.16 . duspara/gwgos [a^g], on , hard to mislead, Poll. 8.10 . duspara/-dektos, on, hard to admit or believe, S.E. 9.42 , Alex. Aphr. 18.18 . Act. , hardly admitting, Sor. 2.62 . Adv., metaph., dusparade/ktws e)/xein to be sceptical, Plb. 12.4.7 . duspara/-qelktos, on, hard to assuage, A. 386 (lyr.). dusparai/thtos, on, hard to move by prayer, inexorable, fre/nes A. 34 ; o)rgh/ Plb. 30.31.13 ; of a person, Plu. 1 . difficult to refuse, Id. 2.531d , 602f . duspara/klhtos, on, inexorable, Sch. S. 334 ; to\ d. tou= tro/pou J. 16.5.4 (v.l. dusparait-). duspara^kolou/qhtos, on, hard to follow, i. e. hard to understand, Men. 490 , D.H. 5 , Corn. 7 , J. 11.3.10 , Arr. 2.12.10 . Act. , hard of understanding, dull, M.Ant. 5.5 ( Comp. ). duspara-ko/mistos, on, hard to carry along, Plu. 19 ; plou=s d. a difficult voyage, Plb. 3.61.2 . duspara-mu/qhtos [mu_], on , hard to appease, Pl. 69d , Plu. 45 . admitting no consolation, sumfora/, pa/qos, J. 2.9.2 , Poll. 3.101 . duspara/-peistos, on, hard to dissuade, prob. in Arist. 809a35 ( Comp. ). duspara/-pleustos, on, hard to sail along, Str. 16.4.18 . duspara/-plous, oun, = foreg., D.S. 3.44 . duspara-poi/htos, on, hard to alter or forge, Gal. 14.52 , Ammon. 74 . duspara-th/rhtos, on, hard to observe, Antig. 126 , Porph. 3.4 . duspara/-treptos, on, hard to seduce or bribe, Poll. 8.10 . duspa/reunos, on, ill-mated, le/ktron S. 791 . dusparhgo/rhtos, on, = sq., e)piqumi/a J. 16.7.4 . inconsolable, Plu. 2.74e ; admitting no consolation, sumfora/ Phalar. 144.1 ; hard to soothe, a)/lghma Herod.Med. ap. Aët. 9.2 . dusparh/goros, on, hard to appease, A. 384 (lyr.). duspa/rqenos, on, a virgin to her cost, *)hxw/ Nonn. 16.324 ; *au)/rh ib. 48.421 . *du/spa^ris, idos, o(, unhappy Paris, Paris of ill omen, Il. 3.39 , 13.769 , Luc. 19.1 . duspa/r-i^tos, on, hard to pass, X. 4.1.25 . duspa/r-odos, on, hard to enter, Apollod.Hist. ap. Ath. 15.682d . duspar-ocu/nomai, Pass. , have a severe attack, of fever, Alex.Trall. 2 . dus-pa/thtos [a^], on , hard to the feet, o(do/s Luc. 227 . du/s-paustos, on, hard to stop or appease, Gal. 1.334 . duspei/q-eia, h(, indiscipline, disobedience, App. 1.48 . duspeiq-e/w, to be refractory, POxy. 44.6 (i A.D.). duspeiq-h/s, e/s, hard to persuade, not easily talked over, Pl. 271d . self-willed, disobedient, Id. 880a , Hierocl. p.63A. ; ku/nes X. 4.1.3 ( Sup. ). hard to believe, Phld. 3.12 . Adv. - qw=s, e)/xein pro/s ti Plu. 25 ; d. fe/rein Id. 15 ; with difficulty, ka/mptesqai Hero 75.9 . dus-peiri/a, Ion. -ih, h(, difficulty of learning by experiment, Hp. 1 . dus-peiste/w, di believe, Tz. 7.34 . du/s-peistos, on, hard to persuade, opinionated, Arist. 1151b6 ; o)/mmata a)koh=s D.Chr. 12.71 ( Comp. ). Adv. -tws , e)/xein to be incredulous, Isoc. 4.18 . disobedient, X. 1.23 . dus-pe/lastos, on, dangerous to come near, d. a)maqi/a kako/n (Nauck duspa/laiston) S. 924 . du/s-pemptos, on, hard to banish, A. 1190 . dus-pe/mfelos, on, rough and stormy, ei) kai\ duspe/mfelos ei)/h (sc. po/ntos) Il. 16.748 : as a general epith. of the sea, oi(\glaukh\n duspe/mfelon e)rga/zontai Hes. 440 ; nautili/h d. stormy passage, Id. 618 ; au)/rh Nonn. 2.550 : metaph., rude, uncourteous, Hes. 722 ; d. eu)nh/, of a wife, Max. 88 . dus-pe/nqeros, on, of an evil father-in-law, qesma/ Nonn. 3.309 . duspenq-e/w, to be sore afflicted, Plu. 2.106a (v.l.). duspenq-h/s, e/s, bringing sore affliction, direful, ka/matos Pi. 12.10 ; do/los ib. 11.18 ; qala/moio . . duspenqe/a ko/smon 431 (Antioch); *)ai/+das 2.286.5 (Panticapaeum). bitterly lamented, of the dead, Opp. 4.261 . dus-pe/pantos, on, hard to soften, Sch. S. 205 . dus-pepte/w, digest with difficulty, Dsc. 5.6 :— Pass. , Id. 4.82 . du/s-peptos, on, hard to digest, Arist. 776a12 , al., Nicom.Com. 1.31 , Dsc. 1.125 ; refusing to be assimilated, Pl. 83a . unripe, v.l. ap.Sch. in Nic. 297 . dus-perai/wtos, on, = sq., potamo/s Ps.-Callisth. 3.10 . dus-pe/ra_tos, on, hard to pass or cross, u(perbolai\ o)/rous Str. 4.6.6 , cf. 15.1.26 ( Comp. ): metaph., a)mhxani/as d. ai)w/n E. 646 (lyr.). dusperi-a/gwgos [a^g], on , hard to wheel about, Arr. 16.8 . dusperi-ai/retos, on, hard to strip off, peel, floio/s prob. in Thphr. 5.1.1 . dusperi-ge/nhtos, on, hard to overcome, Ph. 1.621 . dusperi/-gra^fos, on, hard to treat comprehensively, pragmatei/a Sor. 1.78 . dusperi-ka/qartos [ka^], on , hard to peel, clean off, floio/s Thphr. 5.1.1 codd. (leg. -ai/retos). dusperi/-kthtos, on, not successful in acquiring property, Paul. Al. 3 . dusperi/-lhptos, on, hard to encompass, gasth/r Posidon. 6 J. ; po/lis toi=s e)nanti/ois d. Arist. 1330b3 ; stele/xh d. pe/nte a)nqrw/pois Str. 15.1.21 . hard to embrace in one view, treat synoptically, D.S. 1.3 . hard to get, filh/mata 12.200 ( Strat. ). dusperi-no/htos, on, hard to conceive, Ph. 1.570 . dusperi/-treptos, on, hard to overturn, e(/dra Gal. 3.9 . Adv. -tws Id. 18(1).591 . dusperi/-yuktos, on, hard to chill, Dsc. 1.30 , Sor. 1.100 . duspet-e/w, fall out ill, Suid. duspe/t-hma, atos, to/, misfortune, LXX 5.20 . duspet-h/s, e/s, falling out ill, most difficult, maqei=n d. S. 1046 . Adv. -tw=s, Ion. -e/ws Hdt. 3.107 ; d. fe/rein Hp. 15 , A. 752 : Comp. -este/rws Hp. 1.22 . dus-peyi/a, h(, indigestion, Machoap. Ath. 8.341b , Ph. 2.352 , Dsc. 5.45 , Gal. 7.66 . dus-ph/mantos, on, full of grievous evil, disastrous, A. 481 (as Scaliger for dusph/mat'; cf. dusku/mantos). dus-pi^nh/s, e/s, squalid, stolai/ S. 1597 , cf. Ar. 426 . dus-piste/w, mistrust, tini/ Plu. 2.593a . dus-pisti/a, h(, disbelief, Aët. 7.118 . du/s-pistos, on, hard of belief, distrustful: Adv. -tws , e)/xein pro/s ti to be incredulous about a thing, Pl. 405b . Pass. , hard to be believed, Vett.Val. 108.13 , Palaeph. 30 : Comp. , D.Chr. 32.64 . superstitious, Hsch. du/s-pla^nos, on, wandering in misery, A. 608 (lyr.); d. a)latei/ais ib. 900 (lyr.). du/s-plhktos, on, not easily terrified, u(po\ fo/bwn Ph. 2.665 , cf. Andronic.Rhod. p.575 M. hard to hit, Simp. 247.7 . dus-plh/rwtos, on, hard to fill or fulfil, Poll. 9.21 . dus-plh=tis, f.l. for das-, Lyc. 1452 , Suid. dus-ploi/+a, Ion. dus-ploi/+h, h(, difficulty of sailing, AP 7.630 ( Antiphil. ), Str. 1.2.31 : pl., Ph. 1.601 :—written dus-plwi/+a, 2.178 . du/s-ploos, on, contr. du/s-plous, oun, dangerous for ships, *krh/ta 7.275 ( Gaet. ). du/s-plu^tos, on, hard to wash clean, Hp. 2.122 . du/s-plwtos, on, = du/sploos , 7.699 . du/s-pneustos, on, gloss on dusah/s , Hsch. dus-pnoe/w, Ion. dus-pnoie/w, breathe with difficulty, Aret. 1.11 , Gal. 19.423 . dus-pno/htos, on, dub. in Hp. 35 . du/s-pnoia, h(, difficulty of breathing, shortness of breath, Id. 3.31 , X. 9.20 , Nymphis 16 , Aret. 1.9 , etc. contrary winds, Sch. A.R. 4.1 . dus-pnoi+ko/s, h/, o/n, short of breath, Dsc. 4.134 (v.l.), Asclep. ap. Gal. 13.108 , 27 . du/s-pnoos, on, contr. du/s-pnous, oun, scant of breath, Hp. 17 ( Comp. ), S. 224 . unfit to breathe, a)h/r Thphr. 24 . d. pnoai/ contrary winds, S. 588 (lyr.). dus-pole/mhtos, on, hard to war with, A. 648 (lyr., s.v.l.), Isoc. 4.138 ; ei) de/ tis . . d. oi)/etai to\n fi/lippon ei)=nai D. 4.4 ; d. o(/plon, offriendship, Luc. 36 . dus-po/lemos, on, unlucky in war, A. 1013 (lyr.). = foreg., *gala/tai 11(4).1105 (Delos, iii B. C.), LXX 12.21 . dus-polio/rkhtos, on, hard to take by siege, X. 4.8.5 ( Comp. ), Plb. 5.3.4 , J. 2.10.2 ; to\ d. Corn. 20 . dus-poli/teutos [i_], on , unfit for public business, to\ d. Plu. 32 . duspon-h/s, e/s, toilsome, duspone/os kama/toio Od. 5.493 . Adv. -e/ws Max. 194 . duspo/n-htos, on, bringing toil and trouble, dai/mwn A. 515 ; duspo/nhton e(/cet' a)mf' e)moi\ trofh/n laborious, S. 1614 . duspon-i/a, h(, toil and trouble, Man. 4.260 . du/spon-os, on, toilsome, S. 1276 (lyr.). duspo/r-eutos, on, hard to pass, phlo\s tai=s a(ma/cais d. X. 1.5.7 ; a)nodi/ai Ph. 2.14 ; o(doi/ D.C. 53.22 . duspor-e/w, have a toilsome march, J. 3.6.2 . duspo/rqhtos, on, hard to sack, Sch.rec. A. 166 . duspori/a, h(, difficulty of passing, tou= potamou= X. 4.3.7 . duspo/ristos, on, hard to come by or procure, opp. eu)p., Epicur. 3p.63U. , cf. Phld. 1251.12 , D.H. 1.37 , D.Chr. 7.152 , Muson. 18 A p.94 H., Plu. 2.156f ; sxh/mata Alex. 1.1 ; d. h( a)reth\ tou= swfronei=n J. 19.2.5 ; to\ d. difficulty of getting, tw=n a)nagkai/wn Ph. 1.19 , cf. Plu. 23 . du/sporos, on, scarcely passable, Pl. 420e , X. 6.5.12 . difficult to get, trofh/ Corn. 28 , Poll. 5.105 . duspotm-e/w, despair of oneself, e)n a)rrwsti/ais Plb. 33.17.1 . duspotm-i/a, h(, ill luck, ill success, D.H. 9.28 , Them. 13.170a . du/spotm-os, on, unlucky, ill-starred, of persons and things, d. qeo/s, of Prometheus, A. 119 ; d. bou=s, of Io, Id. 306 ; d. eu)xai/, i.e. curses, Id. 820 ; xlida/ S. 888 (lyr.); qh/ra E. 1144 , cf. Ar. 419 ; tu/xai D.H. 1.17 : Comp. -w/teros E. 1348 : Sup. -o/tatos Plu. 1 . Adv. -mws A. 272 (lyr.): Sup. -o/tata Plu. 18 . du/spotos, on, unpalatable, pw=ma A. 266 . du/spous, podos, o(, h(, slow of foot, Call. 1.63 P. duspra_g-e/w, to be unlucky, A. 790 (anap.), Plu. 63 , Al. 5.24 . duspra_g-h/s, e/s, faring ill, Vett.Val. 16.21 . duspra_g-i/a, ill luck, ill success, Gorg. 9 (pl.), Antipho 2.49 , Ph. 2.75 , Jul. ad Them. 257b . dus-pragma/teutos [ma^], on , hard to manage, lao/s Plu. 2.348f . du/s-praktos, on, hard to do, Poll. 3.131 , 5.105 . dus-praci/a, h(, ill success, ill luck, A. 966 , S. 1399 , And. 2.5 , Men. 707 : pl., A. 769 , S. 759 , Isoc. 6.102 . du/s-pra_tos, on, hard to sell: name of a play by Antiphanes, Ath. 6.262c . dus-pra/u+ntos [a_], on , hard to tame, Hsch. s.v. dusga/rgalis . dus-pre/peia, h(, indecency, J. 3.7.4 . dus-preph/s, e/s, base, undignified, E. 300 . du/s-pristos, on, hard to saw through, Thphr. 5.6.3 . dus-pro/kopos, on, making progress with difficulty, Vett.Val. 76.24 . duspro/s-ba^tos, on, hard to approach, Th. 4.129 , D.C. 56.12 . duspro/s-dektos, on, hardly admitted, disagreeable, Plu. 2.39d . Act. , disinclined to entertain, diabolh=s M.Ant. 1.5 . duspros-h/goros, on, hard to speak with, repulsive, D.C. 11.6 , Poll. 1.42 . Adv. -rws Id. 5.139 . duspro/s-i^tos, on, difficult of access or attack, po/lis D.H. 4.54 , cf. D.S. 15.42 , Onos. 11.6 ; limh\n d. nausi/ J. 4.10.5 ; tei=xos D.C. 40.34 ; of a man, E. 345 . duspro/s-ma^xos, on, hard to attack, Plu. 21 . duspro/s-meiktos, on, hard to get into, limh/n Poll. 1.101 . duspro/s-odos, on, difficult of access, xwri/on Th. 5.65 , cf. Aen.Tact. 28.1 ( Sup. ); d. toi=s e)nanti/ois po/lis Arist. 1330b3 ; hard to assault, ta/cis, parembolh/, Plb. 1.26.10 , 2.65.12 . of men, unsocial, d. au(to\n pare/xein Th. 1.130 , cf. X. 9.2 , Luc. 6 , Plu. 42 , D.C. 11.6 . duspro/s-oistos, on, hard to approach, sto/ma S. 1277 . duspro/s-optos, on, hard to look on, horrid to behold, ka/ra to\ d. ib. 286 ; o)nei/rata Id. 460 ; o)/yis kai\ ki/nhsis Plu. 12 . Adv. -tws Agatharch. 26 . duspros-o/rmistos, on, hard to land on, having few ports, Plb. 1.37.4 ; d. a)po/basis a difficult landing, D.S. 1.31 . duspro/s-ormos, on, = foreg., Scymn. 726 . duspros-pe/lastos, on, hard to get at, Plu. 28 ; gloss on dasplh=tis , Sch. Od. 15.234 . duspros-po/ristos, on, bad for foraging in, xw/ra Aen.Tact. 8.1 . duspro/s-ptwtos, on, hard to apply, of stiff ointment, Gal. 11.134 (ap. Orib. 44.15.21 ). duspro/s-rhtos, on, hard to speak with, condemned by Poll. 5.138 . dus-pro/swpos, on, of ill aspect, sour looks, Artem. 3.47 , f.l. in Plu. 15 , cf. Men.Rh. p.416S. dus-pro/foros, on, hard to pronounce, Mart.Cap. 5.514 . dus-ra^gh/s, e/s, hard to break, Luc. 24 ( Comp. ). dus-ra^xi=tis, idos, h(, name of a plaster, Crito ap. Gal. 13.797 . du/s-reustos, on, hardly flowing, of thick water, S.E. 5.75 ( Comp. ). du/s-rhktos, on, hard to break through, Gal. 15.5 , D.C. 62.8 . du/s-rhtos, on, that should not be spoken, Demetr. 302 . hard to give a name to, Gal. 12.501 . du/s-ri_gos, on, impatient of cold, sensitive to cold, zw=|a Hdt. 5.10 , cf. Arist. 605a20 ( Sup. ), Men. 1007 , J. 7.14.3 , Plu. 2.916a ; of plants, Thphr. 6.7.3 . Adv. -gws Ruf. ap. Orib. 8.24.61 , Agathin.ib. 10.7.17 : Comp. -ote/rws , dia/gein Arist. 863a2 . dus-roe/w, flow ill, i.e.to be unlucky, Arr. 1.28.30 , al. dus-rohtiko/s, h/, o/n, leading to ill luck, ib. 4.1.58 . du/s-roia, h(, bad circulation, Anon.Lond. 4.17 : metaph., ill luck, misfortune, Arr. 2.17.18 . du/s-roos, on, contr. -rous , -roun, sluggish, gasth/r Orib. 8.35.6 , cf. Gal. 8.358 . dus-sa/rkwtos, on, healing with difficulty, of ulcers, Id. 12.188 , Aët. 2.187 . dusse/b-eia, h(, impiety, ungodliness, pro\s dussebei/as h)=n it verged on impiety, A. 704 ; panto\s e)/rgou d. S. 301 ; a charge of impiety, th\n d. eu)sebou=s' e)kthsa/mhn ib. 924 .—In Lyrics also dusseb-i/a, A. 533 ; -i/h Nonn. 20.404 . dusseb-e/w, to be ungodly, S. 1245 ; oi( dussebou=ntes A. 910 , E. 755 . dusse/b-hma, atos, to/, impious act, LXX 12.3 , D.H. 7.44 , Scymn. 684 , etc. dusseb-h/s, e/s, ungodly, impious, profane, of persons, A. 598 ( Comp. or Sup. ), and their acts, d. xa/ris S. 514 ; ta\ tw=n kaki/stwn dussebe/stata Id. 1190 ; d. me/laqra E. 694 . Adv. - bw=s Id. 825 .—This family of words is chiefly found in Trag. (dussebh/s occurs in Men. 540 , Diph. 105 , and later Prose as Jul. 5.174b ( Sup. )); eu)sebh/s, etc., are freq. also in Prose. dusseb-i/a, h(, v. dusse/beia . du/s-seistos, on, hard to shake, Hsch. du/s-shptos, on, not easily rotting, kre/a Plu. 2.725b ; de/ndra Id. 7 , cf. Gal. 10.942 , al. du/s-soos, on, hard to save, ruined, Theoc. 3.24 ; ta\ d. the rogues, Id. 4.45 , cf. 8.266 (Camarina, v B. C.). dussugka/qetos, on, condescending with difficulty, pro\s ta\s e)cwterika\s fili/as prob. cj. in Iamb. 31.194 . dussu/llhptos, on, hard to conceive, spe/rmata Sor. 1.41 . dussullo/gistos, on, hard to reason out, Gal. 8.882 . dussu/m-ba^tos, on, ill-agreeing, pro\s to\ a)llo/fulon Plu. 2.661c . dussu/m-blhtos, dussu/m-bolos, v. duscu/mb- . dussum-bou/leutos, v. duscu/mbolos . dussum-ptwsi/a, h(, difficulty in coalescing, Gal. 19.401 . dussu/m-ptwtos, on, not coalescing easily, Id. 8.873 . dussu/m-fu^tos, on, hardly growing together, Id. 10.336 ; trau/mata Sor. 1.38 . dussun-ai/sqhtos, on, hard to grasp as a whole, of an argument, Simp. 1272.13 . dussu/n-aktos, on, hard to bring together, plh=qos J. 4.4.6 . dussun-a/llaktos, on, hard to deal with, Vett. Val. 115.9 . dussun-ei/dhtos, on, with a bad conscience, Id. 37.29 , al. dussun-esi/a, h(, lack of understanding, Simp. 1147.9 . dussu/n-optos, on, hard to get a view of, Plb. 3.84.2 , etc.: metaph., Iamb. 30.182 . dus-sw/|stws, Adv. with small chance of survival, e)/xein 71 . du/s-taktos, on, ill-regulated, disordered, Pl. 781a . (for du/s-stakton) = kakoda/kruton , Hsch. dus-ta/la_s, aina , a^n, most miserable, S. 410 , etc.: freq. in E. in fem., 1028 , al., masc. twice in E. , d. su\ th=sde sumfora=s 1407 , cf. 1034 . du/s-taltos, on, (ste/llw) hard to check, Hippiatr. 9 . dus-ta^mi/eutos [i^], on , hard to manage, pneu=ma Arist. 800b31 . dus-ta/ra^xos [ta^], on , very stormy, Hsch. s.v. dush/nemon . dusta^te/w, to be unstable, ai)sqh/seis Plu. 2.1124b . dus-te/kmartos, on, hard to make out from signs, hard to trace, i)/xnos S. 109 ; d. te/xnh, of the art of interpreting auspices, A. 497 ; poiki/lon ti kai\ d. E. 712 ; te/los D.H. 4.29 ; gnw/mh Plu. 72 ; d. path\r tw=n o(/lwn Ph. 1.467 ; hard to estimate, Aret. 1.4 . dus-tekni/a, h(, ill luck in the matter of children, Man. 2.179 . du/s-teknos, on, unfortunate in one's children, S. 1248 , Vett. Val. 18.5 , Cat. Cod.Astr. 1.149 . dus-te/rmaton: dusxere\s te/los e)/xon, h)\ mh\ e)/xon te/los, Hsch. dus-terph/s, e/s, ill-pleasing, A. 277 . du/s-teuktos, on, unsuccessful, Doroth.in 2.174 . dus-teuci/a, h(, difficulty in securing, pragma/twn Heph.Astr. 2.28 . du/s-thktos, on, (th/kw) hard to melt, Hp. 51 , Plu. 2.701b . dusthni/a, h(, = moxqhri/a , Hsch. du/sthnos, Dor. du/sta_nos, on, wretched, unhappy, unfortunate, disastrous, poet. Adj.: mostly of persons, as always in Hom. and mostly Trag., A. 909 (anap.), etc.; dusth/nwn de/ te pai=des e)mw=| me/nei a)ntio/wsin unhappy are they whose sons . . , Il. 6.127 . of sufferings and the like , mo/xqos d. Pi. 4.268 ; qe/ros A. 1655 ; ai)ki/ai S. 511 (lyr.); o)/neidos Id. 1191 (lyr.); o)/neiros Ar. 1333 (lyr.); pa/qos D.H. 6.20 . Adv., Sup. dustanota/tws ghra/skw E. 967 (lyr.). after Hom. , in moral sense, wretched, S. 121 ( Sup. , lyr.), 1016 ; lo/goi E. 1346 .—Rare in Prose, though D. 19.255 has d. loga/ria, in latter sense: Sup. (v. supr. 1 ); no Comp. is found. (Cf. a)/sthnos.) dusth/rhtos, on, hard to keep, ka/llos Ps.-Phoc. 217 ; qhri/on Plu. 36 . dusti/beutos [i^], on , bad for scent, Plu. 2.917e , 918a . dus-ti^qa/seutos [a^], on , hard to tame, Str. 15.1.42 , Plu. 2.529b ; to\ d. Artem. 3.12 . dus-tlh/mwn, on, gen. onos, suffering hard things, h. Ap. 532 , Orph. 49vi95 . du/s-tlhtos, on, hard to bear, *)ana/gkh Emp. 116 , A. 1571 (anap.); du/stlhta tolupeu/ein 14.2123 . dusto/k-eia, h(, one who has borne a child to misery, dub. in Hsch. dustok-eu/s, e/ws, o(, h(, suffering in child-birth, dustoke/es a)letri/des Call. 242 ; unhappy parent, d. toke/es 14.2125 . dustok-e/w, suffer in childbirth, Hp. 5.35 , Pl. 149d , Arist. 587a4 : metaph., h( po/lis dustokei= Ar. 1423 , cf. Aristid. 31(11).11 . dustok-i/a, h(, painful delivery, Arist. 587a10 (pl.), Thphr. 9.16.1 (pl.). = dustekni/a , Man. 1.46 . du/stok-os, on, born for mischief, da/kos E. 863 . dustome/w, (sto/ma) speak evil of, tina/ ti S. 986 . dustomi/a, h(, (sto/ma) difficulty in pronunciation, Phld. 2.24 . du/stomos (A), on, (sto/ma) hard-mouthed, of a horse, i(ppei/h 4.361 , hard to pronounce, sullabh/ Phld. 2.15 . du/stomos (B), on, (te/mnw) hard to cut, Thphr. 3.14.1 . du/stonos, on, (ste/nw) lamentable, grievous, A. 989 (lyr., codd.), 469 (lyr.). dustop-a/zontes: dusxerw=s u(ponoh/santes, Hsch. dusto/p-astos, on, hard to guess, o(/stis pot' ei)= su/, dusto/pastos ei)de/nai E. 885 ; *foi/bou dusto/past' ai)ni/gmata Id. 138 , cf. Phld. 37 ; ai)ti/a Plu. 21 ; kosmopoio/s Ph. 1.570 . du/stos, = du/sthnos , Hdn.Gr. 1.217 . dusto/xastos, on, hard to hit upon, kairo/s Plu. 28 , cf. Dsc. dus-tra/pezos [a^], on , fed on horrid food, E. 385 (lyr.). dus-tra^peli/a or dus-ei/a, h(, difficulty of managing, D.S. 4.11 , 5.15 ; e)n toi=s katagei/ois Id. 17.82 ; unhealthiness, to/pou Iamb. 19.92 . dus-tra/pelos [a^], on , difficult to deal with, fle/y Hp. 16 ; pra=gma Henioch. 4.4 , cf. Plu. 2.419a ; o)fqalmi/a Sor. 2.15 . of persons, intractable, stubborn, S. 914 (lyr.), Arist. 1234a5 . Adv. -lws awkwardly, clumsily, X. 8.16 ; with difficulty, Gal. 14.114 . dustra^tope/deutos, on, ill-suited for encamping, Aen.Tact. 8.1 . dus-tra^xhle/w, to be stiff-necked, stubborn, Tz. 1.427 . du/s-trhtos, on, hard to pierce or bore, of in ferior pearls, Suid. du/s-triptos, on, hard to bruise or grind, Artem. 1.70 , 1 . dus-tropi/a, h(, peevishness, Poll. 5.119 , Jul. 365b , Alex.Trall. 7.9 . dus-tropiko/s, h/, o/n, peevish, Sch. Ar. 848 . du/s-tropos, on, (tro/pos) ill-conditioned, surly, peevish, d. gunaikw=n a(rmoni/a E. 161 ; du/skolos kai\ d. D. 6.30 , Ph. 1.621 ; d. kai\ skuqrwpai\ fu/seis Plu. 2.361b . Adv. du/s-pws, logisteu/ein Philostr. 1.19.2 . *du/stros mh/n, o( , name of a Macedonian month, 55 (iii B. C.), 11.243 ( Nicarch. ), etc. du/s-trofos, on, hard to rear, Thphr. 1.8.4 . dus-tru/phtos [u^], on , hard to bore through, Id. 5.6.3 ( Comp. ). du/s-trwtos, on, hard to injure, sidh/rw| kai\ li/qw| Plu. 2.983d , cf. Apollod. 139.8 : Comp. , Gal. 1.2 . dus-tu/pwtos [tu^], on , not easily taking an impress, Id. 1.322 . dustu^x-e/w, Ion. impf. e)dustu/xeon Hdt. 8.105 : aor. e)dustu/xhsa Pl. 243a : pf. dedustu/xhka Id. 183c , Isoc. 4.55 , Lyc.Trag. 5 :— Pass. , v. infr.:—to be unlucky, unfortunate, Hdt. l.c., etc.; e)peu/xomai tw=|de me\n eu)tuxei=n . . toi=si de\ d. A. 482 (lyr.), cf. S. 1159 ; ga/mois E. 424 ; pai/dwn pe/ri Id. 713 ; e)/n tini Ar. 1449 ; ei)/s ti Pl. 183c ; kata\ gh=n kai\ kata\ qa/lattan Id. 2.148d ; peri/ ti Plu. 11 : c. acc., pa/nta dustuxw= E. 429 ; dustuxei=n a)/morfon gunai=ka to be curst with . . , AP 11.287 ( Pall. ); mani/an Ach.Tat. 4.17 ; th=s a)llodaph=s barute/ran th\n patri/da dustuxh/sasa Hld. 10.16 :— Pass. in same sense, o(/tan tis dustuxhqh=| is made unfortunate, Pl. 877e ; ta\ u(f' e(te/rwn dustuxhqe/nta Lys. 2.70 , cf. Plu. 4 . dustu^/x-hma, atos, to/, piece of ill luck, failure, misfortune, And. 2.9 , Lys. 24.3 (pl.), Pl. 395d (pl.), Onos. 36.4 (pl.); esp. of defeat in war, X. 4.5.18 , etc. dustu^x-h/s, e/s, unlucky, unfortunate, of persons and things, Th. 7.87 , Pl. 832a , etc.; freq. in Trag., dustuxh= pra/ssein A. 339 (lyr.); d. bi/os S. 602 ; d. ei)/s ti E. 1642 ; ta/ t' e)/ndon ta/ te qu/raze d. Id. 604 ; to\ dustuxe/s A. 913 . Adv.- xw=s Id. 1660 , Pl. 687e , etc. of the Erinyes, d. ko/rai ill-starred, harbingers of ill, A. 791 (lyr.). dustu^x-i/a, h(, ill luck, ill fortune, E. 388 (lyr.), al.; tou= pa/qous h( d. Th. 6.55 , etc. du/s-udros [du^], on , scant of water, J. 2.11.2 , Ph. 2.516 . dus-upe/rba^tos, on, hard to pass over, Ph. 82.35 . du^supn-e/w, sleep ill, Pl. 790d . du^supn-h/tws, Adv. e)/xein suffer from insomnia, Agathin. ap. Orib. 10.7.27 . du^/supn-os, on, sleeping badly, ib. 10 . du^supobi/bastos [i^], on , hard to carry off by purging, etc., Diph. Siph. ap. Ath. 3.74c , Gal. 6.535 . du^su/poistos, on, hard to endure, AP 5.162 ( Mel. ), J. 15.7.1 ; hard to carry, ba/ros Archig. ap. Aët. 13.120 . du^supo-me/nhtos, on, = sq., S.E. 9.154 . du^supo-mo/nhtos, on, hard to abide, Ph. 2.287 , 432 , Sor. 1.80 . du^supo-no/htos, on, hard to detect the nature of, of a person, Ph. 2.268 ; mi=sos ib. 201 . du^supo/-sta^tos, on, hard to withstand, bi/a D.S. 17.11 ; of a person, Plu. 8 . du^supo-xw/rhtos, gloss on dusu/poistos , Suid. dus-fa^h/s, e/s, scarce visible, h(/lios Plu. 2.431f . dus-fa^nh/s, e/s, dark, obscure, nu/c Id. 9 : metaph., sw/matos yuxh\ -e/stero/n ti xrh=ma Them. 1.2c . du/sfalton: du/smaxon, Hsch. dus-fa/ntastos, on, hard to imagine, Plu. 2.432c . du/s-fa^tos, on, hard to speak, unutterable, A. 1152 (lyr.). hard to explain, Lyc. 10 . dus-feggh/s, e/s, shining ill, gloomy, Poll. 5.109 . dus-ferh/s, e/s, intolerable, Hsch. du/s-feuktos, on, hard to be avoided, kako/n Men. 12 , cf. Ph. 2.268 . dusfhm-e/w, use ill words, esp. words of ill omen, A. 1078 , S. 905 , Plu. 22 . trans., speak ill of, S. 1183 , E. 600 , 181 (lyr.), Phld. 1.215 S. , Them. 13.178a :— Pass. , Phld. 36 . dusfh/m-hma, atos, to/, word of ill omen, Plu. 2.1065e . dusfhm-i/a, h(, ill language, esp. words of ill omen, katei=xe . . pa=n strato/pedon dusfhmi/ais S. 10 , dub. in J. 16.4.1 : pl., curses, Plu. 2.587f , cf. 8 ; but, unsavoury details, Demetr. 302 . blasphemy, slander, D.H. 6.48 , etc. ill fame, obloquy, S. 178 (pl.), Them. 7.99c . dusfh/m-istos, on, = sq., Suid. s.v. dusklhdo/nistos . du/sfhm-os, Dor. dusfh/m-fa_mos, on, of ill omen, boding, Hes. 735 ; opp. eu)/fhmos, E. 1144 , Pl. 293a . Adv. -mws , i(erourgei=n Zen. 4.95 . slanderous, shameful, e)/ph Thgn. 307 ; lo/gos Men. 715 ; abusive, Plu. 18 . Adv. -mws Phryn. p.62 B. of ill fame, evil, kle/os Pi. 8.37 . dusfhm-osu/nh, h(, evil talk, Phld. 339.20 . du/s-fqartos, on, hard to destroy, S.E. 9.19 ; not easily spoilt, Diph.Siph. ap. Ath. 3.121c , Hices.ib. 87d , Xenocr. 73 ( Comp. ), Dsc. 2.9 . du/s-fqegktos, on, unfit to be uttered, Poll. 3.129 , 5.123 . du/s-fqoggos, on, hard-sounding, Demetr. 246 . dus-fi^lh/s, e/s, hateful, da/kos A. 1232 ; gamh/leuma Id. 624 ; ge/rwn S. 1258 , etc. dusfor-e/w, impf. e)dusfo/roun Hp. 3.1 .g/, X. 2.2.8 :—to be impatient, angry, vexed, Hdt. 5.19 , A. 513 , S. 255 , Pherecr. 22 D. , Ar. 73 , Men 543.7 , etc.; kakoi=s E. 1234 ; e)pi/ tini A. 780 (lyr.), J. 1.10.4 , Hdn. 3.9.7 ; peri\ ta\s a)nasta/sias to feel ill on getting up, Hp. l. c.; dia/ ti D.S. 4.61 :— Med. , X. 2.2.8 , Procop. 10 , 12 :— Pass. , S. 329 , v. l. in X. 2.2.5 . dusfo/r-htos, on, hard to be borne, Hsch. ; f. l. for diafo/rhtos , E. 344 . dusfor-i/a, h(, malaise, discomfort, Hp. 54 , 1.26 .h/, 260 ; classed as ei)=dos lu/phs, 3.100 . vexation, distress, Epicur. 445 (pl.), Simp. p.117 D. dusfor-iko/s, h/, o/n, indicative of vexation, Eust. 1581.22 . dus-fo/rmigc, iggos, o(, h(, unlike the lyre, mournful, E. 225 (lyr.). du/s-foros, on, hard to bear, heavy, qw/rakes X. 3.10.13 . mostly of sufferings, hard to bear, grievous, qa/mbos, me/rimna, Pi. 1.55 , 248 ; a)/ta, bi/os, A. 372 (lyr., codd.), 859 , etc.; d. gnw=mai false, blinding fancies, S. 51 ; ta\ d. our troubles, sorrows, Id. 87 , cf. 144 (lyr.); du/sforo/n [e)sti] X. 1.6.17 . Adv. dusfo/rws, dia/gein th\n nu/kta Hp. 5.95 ; d. fe/rein Id. 1.18 ( Sup. ), Hdn. 1.8.4 ; d. e)/xein S. 770 ; impatiently, tou)/neidos h)=gon ib. 783 . of food, oppressive, X. 1.6.17 . bearing bad crops, xw/ra Men.Rh. p.345 S. (from Pass. ) moving with difficulty, slow of motion, sw/mata Pl. 74e ; i(/ppos X. 1.12 ( Comp. ). du/s-fortos, on, hard to be borne or carried, 3127 (Teos). dus-fra/deia [fra^], h( , difficulty of pronunciation, Eust. 852.58 . du/s-fraktos, on, cohesive, Steph. 1.298 D. du/s-frastos, on, hard to tell or explain, mysterious, Pl. 50c : generally, difficult, ke/leuqa Opp. 2.60 . Act. , speaking with difficulty, glw=ssa Ezek. 114 . Adv. -tws Lyc. 1466 . dus-fro/nh, h(, = -frosu/nh , in pl., anxieties, troubles, dusfrone/wn e)pilh/qetai Hes. 102 ; in Pi. 2.52 , paralu/ei dusfrona=n should be read (metri gr.) for dusfrosu/nan paralu/ei, cf. a)fro/nh, eu)fro/nh. du/s-frontis, = duskhdh/s , Eust. 1546.41 . dus-fro/ntistos, gloss on dusareh/s , Hsch. dus-frosu/nh, h(, anxiety, care, Hes. 528 , Simon. 86 (both times in Ep. gen. pl. dusfrosuna/wn): pl., E. 597 (lyr.), Ph. 2.75 . du/s-frwn, on, gen. onos, sad at heart, sorrowful, to\ d. stu/gos A. 547 ; a)/ta S. 202 (lyr.); lu=pai E. 1043 (lyr.). ill-disposed, malignant, dra/kontes A. 511 ; i)o/s Id. 834 ; oi( d. ib. 608 ; lo/goi E. 288 (lyr.). = a)/frwn , senseless, insensate, A. 875 (lyr.); frenw=n dusfro/nwn a(marth/mata S. 1261 (lyr.). Adv. -o/nws foolishly, rashly, A. 552 (lyr.). dus-fu^h/s, e/s, germinating tardily, Thphr. 7.1.3 : Sup. , ibid. dus-fu^i/+a, h(, tardy germination, opp. taxublasti/a, Id. 4.8.2 . dus-fu^lakte/w, = duswre/omai , Eust. 797.28 . dus-fu/laktos [u^], on, hard to guard, dusfu/lakton ou)de\n w(s gunh/ Alex. 339 ; of a city, Plb. 2.55.2 ; plou=tos Str. 9.3.8 ; a)rxh/ D.C. 56.33 . hard to keep off or prevent, kaka/ E. 924 , cf. 728 ; hard to guard against or avoid, tena/gh Str. 11.4.2 ; to\ oi)dei=n -o/taton Longin. 3.3 . du/s-fu^sis: kakh\ fu/sis, Hsch. dus-fwni/a, h(, roughness of sound, Demetr. 48 , Poll. 2.112 , 2.167 . du/s-fwnos, on, ill-sounding, harsh, Demetr. 69 ( Comp. ), 105 ; koloioi/ Babr. 33 . dus-fw/ra_tos, on, hard to detect, Plu. 2.51d . dus-xa^le/es: bla/sfhmoi, xalepoi/, Hsch. dus-xa^li/nwtos [i_], on , hard to rein, unbridled, Gal. 19.94 ( s.v. dush/nios ). dus-xa/ristos [a^], on , thankless, tw=n puknw=n filhma/twn A. 135 . dus-xeimerino/s, h/, o/n, = sq., ta\ d. wintry climates, Thphr. 8.8.1 . dus-xei/meros, on, wintry or stormy, Hom. (only in Il. ) epith. of Dodona, 2.750 , al.; xw/rh Hdt. 4.28 , cf. Arist. 606b5 ; fa/ragc A. 15 : metaph., d. pe/lagos du/hs ib. 746 ; d. a)=tai Id. 271 . bearing winter ill, Arist. 596b5 , 19.2.8 . dus-xei/mwn, on, gen. onos, = foreg. 1 , A.R. 4.635 . dus-xei/rwma, atos, to/, a hard conquest, incorrect formation in S. 126 . dus-xei/rwtos, on, hard to subdue, Hdt. 7.9 .b/ ( Sup. ), D. 61.37 , Plu. 4 , D.C. 53.25 ( Comp. ): Sup. dusxeiro/taton is prob. f. l. in D.S. 5.34 . dusxer-aino/ntws, Adv. part. pres., with disgust, v.l. in Arist. 1408a17 . dusxer-ai/nw, impf. e)dusxe/rainon Pl. 169d : aor. e)dusxe/ra_na S. 1282 , Isoc. 12.201 : aor. Pass. e)dusxera/nqhn Plu. 2.820f : (dusxerh/s):—to be unable to endure or put up with, to be disgusted at, c. acc., Isoc. 14.46 , Pl. 195c , D. 19.116 , etc.; qeou/s Pl. 900a ; d. to\ gene/sqai ti X. 7.4.2 ; to\ a)dikei=n Pl. 362b : c. acc. et part., to be annoyed at his doing, Aeschin. 1.158 . mostly intr., feel dislike, disgust or annoyance, to be displeased, peri/ tinos And. 3.35 ; tini/ at a thing, D. 55.11 ; e)pi/ tini Isoc. 1.26 ; pro/s ti D.H. 34 , Plu. 21 ; kata/ tinos Luc. 10 ; also d. e(autw=| to have misgivings, Arist. 984a29 :— Pass. , to be hateful, o)/noma dusxeraino/menon Plu. 1 ; d. u(po\ pollw=n Id. 24 . c. inf., scorn to do a thing, Pl. 388a : c. acc., d. ti tw=n lexqe/ntwn feel qualms about, Id. 294a ; tau=t' ou)k e)dusxe/rainen felt no scruple about, Aeschin. 1.54 ; to be fastidious, peri\ ta\ maqh/mata Pl. 475b . causal, cause annoyance, r(h/mat' h)\ te/ryanta/ ti h)\ dusxera/nant' S. 1282 ; d. th\n o(do/n make it difficult, App. 18 :— Pass. , to be disagreeable, toi=s a)kou/ousi Arist. 1432b19 : abs., ib. 1437a33 . d. e)n toi=s lo/gois to make difficulties in argument, to be captious, Pl. 450e . dusxe/r-ansis, ews, h(, disgust, Andronic.Rhod. p.570 M., Plot. 1.9 , Simp. p.45 D. dusxer-ante/on, one must boggle at, qeo/n Pl. 828d , al. dusxer-antiko/s, h/, o/n, peevish, M.Ant. 1.8 , Hierocl. 11p.444M. Adv. - kw=s, zh=n Simp. p.35 D. dusxe/r-asma, atos, to/, in pl., harsh judgements, Pl. 44d ; inconveniences, Dam. 66 :—condemned by Poll. 3.133 . dusxe/r-eia, h(, opp. eu)xe/reia, of things, annoyance, disgust caused by a thing, tou= forh/matos, tou= nosh/matos, S. 473 , 900 , cf. Pl. 286b ; unpleasantness, of food, D.C. 68.31 : pl., Plu. 2.654b . odium, unpopularity, Pl. 967c (pl.). difficulty, troublesome question, Id. 502d , Isoc. 5.12 (pl.), etc.; d. pare/xein Plb. 1.20.10 ; ei)s d. e)mpesei=n Id. 8.7.1 ; kata\ th\n profora/n, opp. eu)xe/reia, Phld. 994.8 . in argument, difficulties, d. logikai/ Arist. 1005b22 , cf. 995a 33 . of persons, harshness, Pl. 44c ; offensiveness, Thphr. 19 . loathing, nausea, Pl. 334c . dusxer-h/s, e/s, (xei/r) hard to take in hand or manage, opp. eu)xerh/s: of things, annoying, vexatious, qewri/a A. 802 ; pa=si qau=ma d. S. 254 ; *(arpa/lou a)/ficis Din. 2.5 ; of actions, odious, unpopular, Isoc. 12.63 ( Sup. ); disagreeable, Pl. 779e ( Comp. ); to\ d., = dusxe/reia , E. 390 ; dusxere\s ei)pei=n D. 18.3 ; dusxere\s poiei=sqai to raise difficulties, Th. 4.85 . difficult, Pl. 369b ( Sup. ), etc.; tu/xh Lys. 24.6 ( Sup. ); bi/os D. 60.24 ; ta\ dusxerh= difficulties, Id. 10.58 , al.; kairoi\ d. difficult times, 37.132 . of arguments, contradictory, captious, Pl. 333d , D. 20.113 ; ta\ dusxerh= difficulties in an argument or discussion, Arist. 1145b6 , 1067b35 . of persons, ill-tempered, unfriendly, tini/ to one, S. 929 ; pro/s tina E. 398 ; a)/topoi kai\ d. D. 19.308 ; d. peri\ ta\ siti/a fastidious, Pl. 475c , cf. Arist. 1221b3 . unpleasant, offensive, Thphr. 19.1 ; u(/dwr D.C. 68.31 . Adv. dusxerw=s, fe/rein, Lat. aegre ferre, Hp. 1.25 ; a)pode/xesqai Pl. 6a ; d. e)/xein to be annoyed, pro/s ti Id. 332a ; e)pi/ tini Amphis 34 . dusxidw/teron: kakotropw/teron ( Tarent. ), Hsch. du/sxi^mos, on, troublesome, dangerous, fearful, dra/kwn A. 503 ; plhmmuri/s Id. 186 ; ke/leuqoi Id. 567 (lyr.); o)/rh Id. 342 ; xqw/n, pneu/mata, E. 15 , 962 (lyr.). (It is doubtful whether -xi^mos (required by the metre in A. ) is cognate with xei=ma, hiems, cf. mela/g-xi^mos: the form du/sxeimos is corrupt in A. 342 , E.ll.cc.) du/sxistos, on, hard to split, Thphr. 5.16.4 . dusxlaini/a, h(, mean or shabby clothing, E. 240 : in pl., ta\s e)ma\s dusxlaini/as Id. 416 . dusxorh/ghtos, on, difficult to stage, Plu. 2.712e . du/sxortos, on, with little grass or food, d. oi)=koi inhospitable dwellings, E. 219 (lyr.). dusxrah/s: dusxerh/s, and dusxranh/s: au)xmhro/s, Hsch. dusxrhst-e/w, to be intractable, Plb. 27.7.10 . to be in difficulties or distress, Id. 4.60.8 ; tai=s ei)resi/ais Id. 16.4.10 ; dia/ ti Id. 1.51.6 ; peri\ th\n e)/codon ib. 75.7 :—also in Med. , d. e)n toi=s kindu/nois ib. 87.7 ; pra/gmasi, lo/gois, Id. 1.18.7 , 3.11.4 ; of things, to be useless, Id. 16.3.5 :— Pass. , to be brought into distress, e)pi\ toi=s a)pantwme/nois u(p' *)arximh/dous Id. 8.6.5 ; to be annoyed, D.S. 18.39 ; e)pi/ tini Id. 19.77 . dusxrh/st-hma, atos, to/, inconvenience, Stoic. 3.23 . dusxrhst-i/a, h(, difficult position, awkward circumstances, ei)s d. h(/kein Plb. 11.25.1 , cf. 5.26.2 , al.; distress, Phld. p.52 W., 26 (pl.); of things, inconvenience, disadvantage, Plb. 5.46.5 : pl., Id. 1.53.13 ; xrei/as kai\ d. Str. 2.5.17 ; opp. pleone/kthma, Corn. 18 , cf. Plu. 2.600a . (xra/w) difficulty in obtaining loans, 'tightness' of money, Cic. 16.7.6 . du/sxrhst-os, on, (xra/omai) hard to use, inconvenient, opp. eu)/xrhstos, Hp. 2.54 , cf. Sch. Il. 221 vii 14 ; i(ppiko\n stra/teuma e)n nukti\ . . d. X. 3.3.26 ; intractable, ku/nes Id. 3.11 ; of troops, Plb. 4.11.8 ( Sup. ); d. e)cousi/a hard to use well, Isoc. 8.103 ; du/sxrhsta inconveniences, Cic. 7.5.3 , cf. D.S. 4.8 . Adv. -tws , diakei=sqai to be in difficulties, unmanageable, of ships, Plb. 1.61.4 ; of troops, a)palla/ttein Id. 4.64.7 ; d. e)/xein Plu. 19 :—synon. for ou) xrhsi/mws, Str. 17.2.4 . du/s-xroia, h(, bad colour, Dsc. 6 , Gal. 17(2).215 , Asp. 44.6 . du/s-xroos, on, contr. du/s-xrous, oun, = sq., Hp. 5.42 . du/s-xrws, wtos, o(, h(, of a bad colour, discoloured, Id. 136 . du/sxu_los, on, with bad juices, ill-savoured, Xenocr. 12 . dusxu_m-i/a, h(, an ill taste, Thphr. 6.12.12 . du/sxu_m-os, on, ill-savoured, Arist. 776a30 , Thphr. 6.12.4 . dusxw/r-htos, on, hard to traverse: inextricable, a)krisi/a Plb. 23.1.13 (s. v. l.). difficult to digest, trofh/ Aët. 9.30 . dusxwr-i/a, h(, rough ground, X. 1.6.35 ; tw=n *)italw=n Jul. 1.38c : in pl., X. 1.4.7 , Isoc. 6.80 , Onos. 11.3 , Gal. 3.1 , etc. want of room, Ph. 2.563 , Ath. 4.129c . difficulty, Alex.Aphr. 200.23 . dusxw/ristos, on, hard to separate, Gal. 2.700 ( Comp. ); hard to distinguish, h( kolakei/a th=s fili/as d. Plu. 2.51a . dusxw=tai: dusxwrh=|, diakwlu/etai, Hsch. du/syuktos, on, not easily affected by cold, Gal. 1.346 . du^swde/w, to be ill-smelling, Ph. 2.563 . du^sw/d-hs, es, (o)/zw) ill-smelling, stinking, foul, xwlo/s, d. S. 1032 ; d. pu=on Hp. 7 ; karpo/s Hdt. 2.94 ; pneu=ma Th. 2.49 ; o)smai/ Arist. 626a27 : Comp. , ko/pros Plu. Fr.inc. 149 . du^swd-i/a, h(, foul smell, Arist. 1311b34 , 626b20 , Ph. 2.96 , Plu. 2.90b , Phld. 19.27 , etc. du^sw/di_nos, on, causing grievous pangs, AP 6.272 ( Pers. ). du^sw/leqros, on, hard to kill, tenacious of life, Thphr. 3.12.5 . du^sw/motos, on, hardly, i. e. reluctantly, swearing, Poll. 1.39 . du^swn-e/w, impf. e)dusw/noun 11.169 ( Nicarch. ):—beat down the price, cheapen, Pl.Com. 224 :— Med. , Arist. 558 . du^sw/n-hs, ou, o(, one who beats down the price, hard bargainer, Lync. ap. Ath. 6.228c ; ou)dei\s d. xrhsto\n o)ywnei= kre/as 277 . du^/swn-os, on, hard to buy, Hdn. 213 . du^swnu^m-e/w, have a bad name, Hdn. 203 . du^sw/nu^m-os, on, bearing an ill name, hateful, ui(=es *)axaiw=n Il. 6.255 ; h)w/s Od. 19.571 ; moi=ra Il. 12.116 ; le/ktra S. 528 (lyr.); fqo/nos E. 403 ; kh/r A.R. 2.258 ; esp. bearing a name of ill omen, such as Ai)/as, S. 914 (lyr.): Comp. , Ph. 1.680 :—in S. 88.9 (lyr.) perh. d. glw/ssh| whose tongue earned him an ill name (of Thersites). du^swp-e/w, aor. e)dusw/phsa Luc. 38 : (o)/y):—put out of countenance, abash, tina/ Ph. 1.291 , Plu. 2.418e , Luc. l.c., S.E. 3.66 , etc.; ou)de\n au)th\n e)dusw/pei X.Eph. 4.5 : c. acc. inf., shame a person with doing a thing, J. 1.6.5 , al.: esp. of importunate persons, d. tina\ deh/sei ib. 3.8.6 ; so, entreat, h(/kein u(ma=s kai\ parakalw= kai\ d. Hld. 10.2 : abs., to be importunate, ai)sxuno/menoi a)ntile/gein toi=s a)gnwmo/nws duswpou=sin u(/steron duswpou=ntai tou\s dikai/ws e)gkalou=ntas Plu. 2.532d :— Pass. , qeo\n ei)=nai th\n h)xw\ duswpou=mai I am constrained to believe that, Jul. 189 , cf. Marcellin. 23 ; to be susceptible to importunity, th\n u(po\ tw=n a)naisxu/ntws liparou/ntwn h(=ttan, h(\n e)/nioi duswpei=sqai kalou=sin Plu. 6 ; duswpei=n th\n o)/yin to disgust, Id. 9 ; alarm, pa/qos d. tina/ Procop. 2 . in early writers only Pass. , impf. e)duswpou/mhn Pl. 242c :—to be put out of countenance, abs., Id. 285b , etc.; pro\s a)llh/lous Id. 933a ; d. mh/ . . Id. l.c.; tini/ Plb. 20.12.6 ; e)pi/ tini Ph. 1.639 ; ei) . . Id. 2.423 ; peri/ tinos Phld. 1.297 S. ; of animals, to be shy, timid, X. 2.1.4 . c. acc., to be put to shame by, th\n a)reth/n tinos Plu. 15 ; th\n xa/rin Lib. 37.19 : but more freq. fight shy of, o)/noma D.H. 12 (so in Act. , look askance at, d. kai\ u(popteu/w mh/pot' ou) *lusi/ou o( lo/gos Id. 11 ), cf. Phryn. 166 ; u(fora=n kai\ d. Them. 26.330b ; dia\ tou)/noma th\n monarxi/an Plu. 14 ; regard with aversion, o)/ya Ael. 182 ; disapprove of, Phld. p.55 O.: c. inf., to be ashamed to do, . . ei)pei=n D.Chr. 32.7 , cf. 36.54 ; also th\n a)nti/dosin d. feel ashamed to reply, Jul. 184 . intr.in Act. , to see with difficulty, Luc. 4 . du^sw/p-hma, atos, to/, a means of making one ashamed, and so, a corrective, tw=n h(marthme/nwn J. 1.25.5 , cf. D.Chr. 8 . du^swp-hte/on, one must be shy of using, th\n tautologi/an Eust. 173.12 . du^swp-htiko/s, h/, o/n, importunate, Id. 105.15 ( Comp. ), etc. Adv. -kw=s Sch. Ar. 21 (v.l. -wpikw=s). du^swp-i/a, h(, confusion of face, shamefacedness, Phld. p.24 O., Ph. 2.603 (pl.), Plu. 2.95b ; false modesty, ib. 528e , al.; cause for shame, ib. 707e , Cic. 13.33.2 ; duswpi/an habere, to have an ugly look, ib. 16.15.2 ; ta\s d. ( v.l. dustropi/as ) ta\s e)n toi=s diaporhqei=si dub. in Ph. 1.330 . du^swre/omai, (w)/ra) keep painful watch, w(s de\ ku/nes peri\ mh=la duswrh/sontai e)n au)lh=| Il. 10.183 ; but Apollon. read duswrh/swsin, cf. Hsch., 292.49 . du/swros, on, (w(/ra) unseasonable, Poll. 5.109 . duswxei=n: dusxerai/nein, Hsch. du/th, Dor. du/ta, h(, shrine (?), 4.823.42 (Troezen), 7.2477 (Cabireum). du/ths [u^], ou, o(, (du/w) diver, Hdt. 8.8 ; d. bu/qios Poll. 1.97 . du^tiko/s, h/, o/n, able to dive, zw=|on Arist. 496 ; h( -kh/ (sc. te/xnh) Poll. 7.139 . (du/sis) later form for dusmiko/s, setting, Euc. p.10 M. western, stoa/ J. 20.8.11 ; opp. a)natoliko/s, Ptol. 2.11 : Comp. -w/teros fartherwest, ib. 2.13 ; d. w)keano/s Nonn. 12.1 ; -ko/n, to/ , closing at sunset, = klu/menon , Ps.- Dsc. 4.13 ; = foi=nic , ib. 43 . duti=nos, o(, unknown water-bird, Dionys. 2.13 , 3.24 . du/w, v. du/o . du/w (v. infr.), du_/nw: causal Tenses, cause to sink, sink, plunge in; pres. only in Thphr. 5.4.8 ou)k e)n i)/sw| ba/qei pa/nta du/ontes th=s qala/sshs: aor. 1 e)/du_sa (e)c-) Od. 14.341 ; cf. the compds. a)po-, e)k-, e)n-, kata-du/w. non-causal, get or go into, c. acc.: pres. du/w (v. 1.4 ); more freq. du/nw Il. 17.202 , Hes. 616 , S. 1331 , etc.; Ep. impf. du=non Il. 11.268 : aor. e)/du_na Batr. 245 , part. du/nas Plb. 9.15.9 , Paus. 2.11.7 , Ael. 4.1 , but e)/du_sa 1.32 , etc.: more freq. Med. du/omai Il. 5.140 , E. 529 (lyr.), etc. (also in Att. Inscrr., as 22.1241 ): impf. e)duo/mhn Pl. 269a ; Ep. du/onto Il. 15.345 : fut. du/somai [u_] 7.298 , E. 1271 : aor. e)du_sa/mhn A.R. 4.865 , (a)po/) Nic. 302 ; Ep. 3 pl. du/santo Il. 23.739 , opt. dusai/ato prob. in 18.376 (Prose and Com. in Compds.); Hom. mostly uses the Ep. forms e)du/seo, e)du/seto, imper. du/seo 19.36 , Hes. 108 , part. duso/menos (in pres.sense) Od. 1.24 , Hes. 384 : more freq. aor. e)/dun (as if from *du=mi) Il. 11.63 , etc.; 3 dual e)du/thn [u_] 10.254 ; 1 pl. e)/du_men S. 367 ; e)/du_te Od. 24.106 ; e)/du_san, Ep. e)/dun Il. 11.263 ; Ion. 3 sg. du/sken 8.271 ; imper. du=qi, du=te, 16.64 , 18.140 ; subj. du/w [u_] 6.340 , 22.99 , but du/h| [u^] Hes. 728 ; Ep. opt. du/h [u_] (for dui/h) Od. 18.348 ; inf. du=nai Il. 10.221 , Att. , Ep. du/menai [u_] 14.63 , e)k-du=men 16.99 ; part. du/s, du=sa, Hdt. 8.8 : pf. de/du_ka Il. 5.811 , Sapph. 52 , Pl. 116e ; Dor. inf. dedukei=n [u_] Theoc. 1.102 :— Pass. , fut. and aor. du^qh/somai, e)du/qhn [u^], and a pf. de/du^mai only in compds., v. a)po-, e)k-, e)n-du/w. [u^ in du/w in pres. and impf. Act. and Med. , Hom. ; but A.R. has du_omai , du_eto 1.581 , part. du_o/menos ib. 925 , Call. 22 ; du_/etai Nonn. 7.286 ; e)k-de/du^kas 5.72 ( Rufin. ).] of Places or Countries, enter, make one's way into, in Hom. the most freq. use, ei) . . ke pu/las kai\ tei/xea du/w (aor. 2) Il. 22.99 ; po/lin du/sesqai Od. 7.18 ; e)/du ne/fea plunged into the clouds, of a star, Il. 11.63 ; du=te qala/sshs eu)re/a ko/lpon plunge into the lap of Ocean, 18.140 ; gai=an e)du/thn went beneath the earth, i.e. died, 6.19 , cf. 411 , etc.; po/lemon du/menai plunge into . . , 14.63 ; qei=on du/sontai a)gw=na 7.298 ; e)du/seto ou)lamo\n a)ndrw=n 20.379 ; du/seo de\ mnhsth=ras go in to them, Od. 17.276 ; rarely in Trag., ai)qe/ra d. S. 1192 (lyr.), cf. E. 1271 . in Ep. less freq. with Preps., e)/dun do/mon *)/ai+dos ei)/sw Il. 11.263 ; du/somai ei)s *)ai/+dao Od. 12.383 ; e)s po/nton e)du/seto 5.352 ; de/rtron e)/sw du/nontes 11.579 ; du/seq' a(lo\s kata\ ku=ma Il. 6.136 ; u(po\ ku=ma qala/sshs au)ti/k' e)/dusan 18.145 ; kata\ staqmou\s du/etai slinks into the fold, 5.140 ; kaq' o(/milon e)/du *trw/wn 3.36 (rarely c. gen., kata\ spei/ous koi/loio de/duken Od. 12.93 ); pa/i+s w<*>s u(po\ mhte/ra du/sken ei)s *ai)/anta he got himself unto Ajax, i.e. got behind his shield, Il. 8.271 ; be/los d' ei)s e)gke/falon du= ib. 85 ; a)ki/des dedukui=ai dia\ flebw=n Plu. 25 ; in Prose and Trag. mostly with a Prep. (but duo/menoi abs., diving, Th. 7.25 ), du=nai e)s qa/lassan Hdt. 8.8 ; e)s a)/ntron A. 261 ; a(rmo\n . . pro\s au)to\ sto/mion S. 1217 ; kata\ ba/qos Pl. 905a ; kata\ th=s gh=s Id. 113c , etc. abs., ei)/sw e)/du ci/fos the sword entered his body, Il. 16.340 ; du/nei a)loifh/ sinks in (where however boei/hn may be supplied), 17.392 :— Med. , du/ou pa/lin Ar. 148 . of Sun and Stars, sink into [the sea], set, h)e/lios me\n e)/du Il. 18.241 , cf. Od. 3.329 , etc.; e)/du fa/os h)eli/oio 13.35 ; du/seto/ t' h)e/lios 2.388 , cf. Il. 7.465 , etc.; a)eli/w du/ntos Sapph. 25.8 ; so *bow/ths o)ye\ du/wn late-setting Boötes, Od. 5.272 ; dei/elos o)ye\ du/wn Il. 21.232 ; [ selanai/a] du/en Bion 8.6 ; pro\ du/ntos h(li/ou Hdt. 7.149 ; pro\ h(li/ou du/ntos D. 15.22 ; duso/menos *uperi/wn (to mark the West) Od. 1.24 ; e)du/eto ei)s to/pon [o( h(/lios] Pl. 269a ; pro\s du/nontos h(li/ou towards the West, A. 255 : metaph., bi/ou du/ntos au)gai/ Id. 1123 (lyr.); e)/du pro/pas do/mos ib. 1011 (lyr.); deduko\s zh=n live in retirement, Pl. 781c . of clothes and armour, get into, *)arh/i+a teu/xea d. Il. 6.340 , etc.; kune/hn d. put on one's helmet, 5.845 ; du= de\ xitw=n' 18.416 : metaph., ei) mh\ su/ ge du/seai a)lkh/n if thou wilt not put on strength, 9.231 ; so a)na/gkas e)/du le/padnon A. 218 (lyr.): hence, trans., put on, a)mf' w)/moisin e)du/seto teu/xea Il. 3.328 , etc.; w)/moii+n . . teu/xea du=qi 16.64 ; xitw=na peri\ xroi/+ . . du=nen Od. 15.61 ; xruso\n . . e)/dune peri\ xroi/+ Il. 8.43 . rarely abs. with a Prep., o(/ploisin e)/ni deinoi=sin e)du/thn 10.272 , cf. A.R. 1.638 ; e)s teu/xea du/nte Od. 22.201 . of sufferings, passions, and the like , enter, come over or upon, ka/matos . . gui=a de/duken Il. 5.811 ; o)/fr' e)/ti ma=llon du/h a)/xos kradi/hn Od. 18.348 ; h)=tor du=n' a)/xos Il. 19.367 ; o)du/nai du=non me/nos 11.272 ; kraterh\ de/ e( lu/ssa de/duke madness is come over him, 9.239 ; du= min *)/arhs Ares, i.e. the spirit of war, filled him, 17.210 ; min e)/du xo/los 19.16 . du^wboliai=os, a, on, weighing two obols Gal. 13.92 , al. du^w/deka, Ion. , Ep. , Lyr.; Att. dw/deka, twelve, in all genders, Il. 2.637 , Hdt. 1.16 , Pi. 4.28 , etc.; oi( dw/deka qeoi/ Aeschin.Socr. 5 , 39.9 D. :—also duo/deko, 5(2).3 (Tegea, iv B.C.). du^wdeka/boios [a^], on , worth twelve oxen, Il. 23.703 . du^wdeka^diko/s, h/, o/n, belonging to the duwdeka/s 1 , Dam. 276 . du^wdeka/-dromos, on, running the course twelve times, te/qrippa Pi. 2.50 . du^wdeka/-eqlos, v. dwd-. du^wdeka^ve/ths, = dwdeke/ths , 12.34 . du^wdeka_i/+s, i/dos, Att. ; Ion. dwdekhi/+s, i/dos, and du^wdeka-h/|s, -h=|dos, h( , sacrifice of twelve victims, 2438 37 (Delph.), 3604.9 (Delph., ii B.C.), Porph. 1.22 , etc.: as Adj., qusi/ai Eust. 1386.48 : hence name of a sacred mission to Delphi, 773.2 (i B.C.). du^wdeka/-mhnos, du^wdekatai=os, du^wde/katos, v. dwd-. du^wdeka/-moiros, on, divided into twelve parts, AP 7.641 ( Antiphil. ). du^wdeka/-phxus, u, of twelve cubits, eu)=ros Opp. 2.143 . du^wdeka/-plous, oun, twelvefold, IG 14.644 (Brutt.). du^wdeka/-polis, ios, formed of twelve united states, *)/iwnes Hdt. 7.95 . du^wdeka/s, a/dos, h(, the number twelve, Procl. p.174 F.; group of twelve divinities, Dam. 348 . twelfth part, of the signs of the zodiac, Arat. 555 (pl.), 703 ; of an hour, 9.779 , 782 (Paul. Sil.). du^wdeka^teixh/s, e/s, having twelve walled cities, lao/s Tim. 247 . du^wdeka^teu/s (sc. mh/n), e/os , o(), twelfth month, IG 14.425 iv, 427 ii (Tauromenium). du^wkaieikosi/-metros [si^], on , holding twenty-two measures, tri/pous Il. 23.264 . du^wkaieikosi/-phxus, u, twenty-two cubits long, 15.678 . dw=, to/, shortd. Ep. form for dw=ma, house, dwelling, Hom. only in nom. as Od. 1.392 , and acc. as Il. 1.426 .—As pl. for dw/mata, only in Hes. 933 . dwai/: dikai/ws, o(si/ws, Hsch. dw/deka, v. duw/deka . dwdeka^-akti^oni/khs [ni_], ou, o( , twelve times victorious in the Actian games, 1074.23 (iii A. D.). dwdeka^/-boios, on, of twelve oxen, qusi/a 4.555 (Ancyra). dwdeka^/-bwmos, on, with twelve altars, nao/s Lyd. 4.2 . dwdeka^/-gnamptos, on, bent twelve times, te/rma the post (in the race-course) that has been doubled twelve times, Pi. 3.33 . dwdeka^/-gwnon, to/, dodecagon, Plu. 2.363a . dwdeka^-da/ktu^los, on, twelve fingers long or broad, Apollod. 178.3 ; of twelve digits, of the apparent diameter of sun and moon, Cleom. 2.3 ; d. e)/kfusis the duodenum, Herophil. ap. Gal. 2.572 , Ruf. 42 . dwdeka/darxos [ka^], o( , leader of twelve, X. 3.3.11 ; codd. have -deka/rxas, - dekada/rxas in ib. 2.4.4 . dwdeka/-draxmos, on, sold at twelve drachmae, oi)=nos D. 42.20 . privileged to pay as poll-tax only twelve dr., POxy. 258.8 (i A.D.), al. dwdeka/-dwros, on, twelve palms long, ke/ra 6.96 ( Eryc. ). dwdeka/-edros, on, (e(/dra) with twelve surfaces: dwdeka/edron, to/ , dodecahedron, Euc. 11 28 , 13.17 , Arist. 307a16 . dwdeka/eqlos [a^], on , conqueror in twelve contests, Sammelb. 2134.4 , 4.99 (also du/w- Nonn. 35.335 ). dwdeka^-ethri/s, i/dos, h(, cycle of twelve years, tou= *dio/s 1.12 tit.: pl., title of Orphic work, Suid. dwdeka^-eth/s, e/s, or dwdeka^-e/ths, es, (e)/tos) lasting twelve years, xro/nos J. 15.9.6 . twelve years old, Plu. 4 , 2.198c. dwdeka^-eti/a, h(, space of twelve years, Ptol. 206 ; u(pe\r th=s d., title of a speech of Demades. age of twelve years, 592i3 (ii A. D.). dwdeka^-zw/|dios, on, having twelve signs, ou)rano/s Lyd. 4.67 . dwdeka^-h/meros, on, of twelve days, Eust. 128.13 . dwdeka^/-qeos, on, of twelve Gods, cena, Suet. 70 . Subst. - qeon, to/, temple of the twelve Gods, Inscr.Cos 43 . medicine compounded of twelve ingredients, Paul.Aeg. 7.11 . primrose, Primula acaulis. Plin. 25.28 . dwdeka/kis, Adv. twelve times, Ar. 852 , Arist. 347 , D.C. 60.7 <*> etc. dwdeka/-kli_nos, on, holdingtwelve kli=nai, Anaxandr. 41.11 . dwdeka/-krounos, on, with twelve springs, Cratin. 186 , Philostr. 1.22.4 . dwdeka/-kuklos, on, dub. sens., 1958 . dwdeka/-kwlos, on, of twelve clauses, Sch. Ar. 821 . dwdeka/-li^nos, on, of twelve threads, X. 2.5 . dwdeka/-mhnos, on, of twelve months, te/los Pi. 11.10 (but duw- codd.): -mhnon, to/, year, Thd. 4.26 , 506.15 (ii A.D.):—poet. duwdeka/m-, twelve months old, Hes. 752 . dwdeka-mh/xa^nos, on, (mhxanh/) knowing twelve arts or tricks, a)/stron E. 755 (lyr.); of a courtesan, Ar. 1327 (et Sch.), cf. Pl.Com. 134 . dwdeka-mn<a>iai=os, a, on, weighing twelve minae, Hsch. s.v. pe/lekus . dwdeka/-morfos, on, of twelve forms, Olymp. p.199 N. dwdeka/-moxqos, on, of twelve labours, epith. of Heracles, Lyd. 4.67 . dwdeka-o/rguios, on, of twelve fathoms, Hero *Geom. 4.12 . dwdeka/-pais, paidos, o(, h(, with twelve children, loxei/h 4.132 ( Theodorid. ). dwdeka/-pa^lai, Adv. twelve times pa/lai, ever so long ago, Ar. 1154 ; cf. deka/palai, murio/palai. dwdeka/-phxus, u, twelve cubits high, kolossoi/ Hdt. 2.153 (duw-) ; siro/s Anaxandr. 41.28 , cf. 35.243 (Delos, ii B. C.), Philostr. 4.16 . dwdeka-pla^sia/zw, multiply by twelve, Heph.Astr. 2.2 . dwdeka-pla^siasmo/s, o(, multiplication by twelve, Cat.Cod.Astr. 4.44 . dwdeka-pla/sios, on, twelvefold, Plu. 2.1028c ; also dwdeka-pla^si/wn, on, gen. onos, Orib. 102 . dwdeka/-pleuron, to/, twelve-sided figure, v.l. in Gal. 2.3 . dwdeka/-plous, oun, = dwdekapla/sios , Papp. 609 . dwdeka/-pous, o(, h(, poun, to/, gen. podos, twelve feet long, Men. 364 , Gal. 10.33 . dwdeka/rxhs, ou, o(, v. dwdeka/darxos :—also dwdeka/-arxos, Hsch. s.v. dekada/rxai . dwdeka/s, a/dos, h(, group of twelve, Pl. 756b . = duwdekai/+s , Hsch. (pl.). dwdeka/-selhnos [a^], on , having twelve moons, e)niauto/s Sch. E. 1075 . dwdeka/-shmos, on, of twelve times, in music, Aristid. Quint. 1.14 , Sch. Ar. 456 cod. Ven. dwdeka/-skalmos, on, twelve-oared, Plu. 38 . dwdeka/-sku^tos, on, of twelve strips of leather, sfai=ra Pl. 110b , Plu. 2.1003d . dwdeka-sta/dios [sta^], on , twelve stades long, etc., Posidon. 18 J. , Str. 13.1.36 . dwdeka-sta/sios [sta^], on, (i(/sthmi) weighing twelve times as much, Pl. 231d . dwdeka/-stegos, on, with twelve stories, pu/rgos Ps.-Callisth. 2.18 . dwdeka/-stu_los (sc. oi)=kos), o(, colonnade of twelve columns, Milet. 7.59 (Didyma). dwdeka-su/lla^bos, on, of twelve syllables, *)alkai+ko\n d. (sc. me/tron) Heph. 10.3 , 14.4 . dwdeka/-sxoinos, h(, name of a district in Egypt, 210.5 , 670.5 , Ptol. 4.5.74 . dwdeka^tai=os, a, on, on the twelfth day, in twelve days, d. a)nebi/w Pl. 614b , cf. Thphr. 7.1.3 ; duwdekatai=os a)f' w(=te/ nin ou)de\ potei=don Theoc. 2.157 . twelve days old, Hes. 751 (in poet. form duwd-), Arist. 567a5 . dwdeka^thmo/rion, to/, twelfth part, [xw/ras] Pl. 848c , cf. 12(7).237.56 (Amorgos, ii/i B. C.), Ph. 1.673 ; sign of the zodiac, Hipparch. 2.1.7 , Ptol. 93 , etc. dwdeka^thmo/rios, on, = duwdeka/moiros , Man. 4.167 :—also dwdeka-th/moros, on, 1.27.122 (iv/iii B.C.). dwde/ka^tos, h, on, twelfth, Il. 24.781 , etc.; d. to/koi, 8 1 / 3 %, 364.74 (Ephesus, iii B. C.), etc.:— Ep. duwd-, Il. 1.493 , etc. dwdeka/th, h(, = *xo/es , Hsch. dwdeka/-tropos, h(, fixed circle of twelve divisions through which the zodiac is supposed to revolve, Vett. Val. 179.33 , 5 ( 3 ). 89 , al. dwdeka-fo/ros, on, bearing twelve times a year, Luc. 2.13 . dwdeka/-fullos, on, with twelve petals, r(o/da d. Thphr. 6.6.4 . with twelve leaves, kla/dos 2.67 . dwdeka/-fu_los, on, of twelve tribes, to\ d. the twelve tribes of Israel, 26.7 . dwdeka/-xordos, on, with twelve strings, o)/rganon 813.43 . dwdeka^xw=s, Adv. in twelve ways, An.Ox. 2.3 . ( Theognost. ). dwdeka/-xous [a^], xoun, holding twelve xo/es, 40.11 (iii B. C.), al. dwdeka/-wros, on, of twelve hours, Secund. 4 , S.E. 10.182 . dwdeka/wros, h( , circle of twelve animal figures typifying the double hours of the Chaldaean nuxqh/meron, Teucerin Cat.Cod. Astr. 7.195 , al. dwdeke/mbrios, o(, = , month invented by Licinus, D.C. 54.21 . dwdek-e/ths, ou, or dwdek-eth/s, ou=, o(, twelve years old, Call. 21 (dwdeke/nh Meineke), Plu. 35 :—in form dwdexe/ths, 4.51 (Aegina), 4 / 5.467 (Halic., iv B.C.):—fem. dwdek-e/tis, idos, 11.70 ( Leon. ). dwdek-eu/s, e/ws, o(, = xoeu/s which held twelve cotylae, Hsch. dwdek-h/meros, h(, period of twelve days, IG 12.374.89 . dwdek-h/rhs, ous, h(, a ship with twelve banks of oars, Callix. 1 . dwdekh/|s, h=|dos, h( , v. duwdekai/+s . dwdeko/mfa^los, on, with twelve knobs, po/panon 22.1367 . *dwdw/nh, h(, , in Epirus, the seat of the most ancient oracle of Zeus, Il. 16.234 , Od. 14.327 , Hes. 134 , 212 , A. 830 , etc.: heterocl. forms *dwdw=nos, -w=ni (as if from *dwdw/n), S. 460 , 172 : *dwdw/na_qen Pi. 4.53 ; *dwdw/nhqe Call. 284 : a nom. *dwdw/, Simm. ap. Str. 8.5.3 .:—Adj. *dwdwnai=os, a, on, Il. 16.233 , A. 258 , Cratin. 5 .: prov., *dwdwnai=on xalkei=on chatterbox, Eust. 335.45 :—fem. *dwdwni/s, i/dos, S. 456 , Hdt. 2.53 , Pherecyd. 90 J. dwi/+a: o(moi/a, Hsch. dwle/nnetos: u(po/blhtos, Hsch. ; cf. sq. dwlodomei=s: oi)kogenei=s, Hsch. (cf. dou=los and e)ba/qh: e)gennh/qh, Id.: Lith. gi[mtilde]ti 'to be born'). dw=los, Dor. , = dou=los , 1.1 , al.; voc. dw=le Theoc. 5.5 .: but dw=la: w)=ta (Cret.), Hsch. dw=ma, atos, to/, (de/mw) house, patrw/i+on i(/keto d. Il. 21.44 , etc.; mainly poet., but once in Hdt., 2.62 (pl.), and in late Prose (v. infr.), but never in Att. Prose: also, chief room, hall, qa/lamon kai\ d. kai\ au)lh/n Il. 6.316 , cf. Od. 17.329 , al.: hence, pl. for a single house, 2.259 , freq. in Trag., A. 607 , S. 332 , E. 301 , etc. of the gods, a)qa/natoi *)olu/mpia dw/mat' e)/xontes Il. 2.13 , etc.; kluta\ d. be/nqesi li/mnhs, of Poseidon, 13.21 ; freq. of Pluto, dw=m' *)ai/+dao the nether world, Od. 12.21 ; w)= dw=m' *)ai/+dou kai\ *persefo/nhs S. 110 ; *plou/twnos d. E. 808 (lyr.); of a temple, Pi. 4.53 , A. 242 , etc.: pl., Hdt. 2.62 , S. 71 . dw=ma *kadmei=on, i.e. Thebes, ib. 29 . housetop, LXX 22.8 , 24.17 , Babr. 5.5 , 475.22 (ii A.D.), etc. household, family, A. 1468 (lyr.), S. 1226 , etc.; cf. dw=. dwma/t-ion [a^], to/ , Dim. of dw=ma, Ar. 100 , 12(8).442.8 (Thasos), Jul. ad Them. 263a . chamber, bedchamber, Ar. 160 , Lys. 1.17 , 24 , Pl. 390c , and so prob. in X.Eph. 2.1 , Procop. 23 . housetop (cf. foreg. 1.4 ), J. 2.21.5 , Hdn. 1.12.8 . dwmat-i/ths [i_], ou, o( , of, belonging to the house, *poseidw=n Paus. 3.14.7 , 5(1).497 , al. (Sparta); *)apo/llwn Sch. Pi. 5.81 : fem., dwmati=tis e(sti/a A. 968 . dwmat-o/omai, Pass. , have a house built for one, to be housed, dedwma/twmai ou) smikra=| xeri/ Id. 958 . dwma^tofqore/w, ruin the house, cj. for swmatofq-, A. 948 . dwm-a/w, build, A.R. 2.531 , 14.1868 , 7.142 :—more freq. in Med. , ib. 11.400 ( Luc. ), Coluth. 287 , Orph. 570 : metaph., build up, restore to life, tina/ Lyc. 48 :— Pass. , d. e)k li/qwn Antyll. ap. Orib. 9.13.6 ; of a statue, to be set up, App.Anth. 2.534 (Halic.). dw/m-hma, atos, to/, chamber, dw [m] h/mati tu/mbou Benndorf-Niemann Reisen in Lykien p.80 No. 59 (Sidyma). dw/m-hsis, ews, h(, and dwm-htu/s, u/os, h(, building, Hsch. dwm-h/twr, oros, o(, builder, Man. 6.415 . dwmo/s, Dor. for zwmo/s, Epil. 3 (prob. l.), 316.56 . dw/nakos, dw/naki, v. do/nac . dwo/s, v. zwo/s . dwra/kinon (sc. mh=lon), to/, = Lat. duracinum, a kind of peach, clingstone, Gp. 3.1.4 , 10.13.1 . dw/rac: splh/n ( Maced. ), Hsch. dwr-ea/, Ion. dwr-eh/, h(: dwreia/ in earlier Attic Inscrr., 12.77 , al., dwrea/ first in ib. 22.1.68 :— gift, present, esp. bounty ( = do/sis a)napo/dotos Arist. 125a18 ), Hdt. 2.140 ; dwrea\n dido/nai Id. 6.130 , A. 340 ; porei=n ib. 616 ; dwrei=sqai Pl. 290c ; d. de/xesqai, lamba/nein, Isoc. 6.31 , 15.40 ; ironically, qa/nato/n tini dwrea\n a)podou=nai Antipho 5.34 ; d. e)/xein S. 1032 , D. 18.312 ; e)n xa/ritos me/rei kai\ dwreia=s D. 21.165 ; dwreia\n kai\ xa/rin ib. 172 , cf. Pl. 844d ; of a legacy, D. 27.41 , 65 ; dwreai/ privileges and immunities, opp. dw=ra, gifts in cash or kind, Philostr. 2.10.4 . estate granted by a king, fief, Phoenicid. 4.7 , 5.511.4 , 518.2 (iii B.C.). acc. dwrea/n as Adv., as a free gift, freely, Hdt. 5.23 , prob. in And. 1.4 ; mhde\n d. pra/ttein Plb. 18.34.7 , cf. LXX 1.9 ; d. leitourgei=n 4.27 , cf. 4.17 (iv B.C.); so kata\ dwrea/n 7.2711.13 , al. (Acraeph., i A. D.); e)n dwrea=| prosnei=mai Plb. 22.5.4 ; but gh=n (a)mpelw=na, etc.) e)n dwrea=| e)/xein to hold land by a royal grant, PRev. Laws 36.15 (iii B.C.), cf. 43.11 , 44.3 . to no purpose, for naught, Ep.Gal. 2.21 . dwr-eai=os, a, on, held by royal grant, gh= 1178a , 1178b , cf. 3937 , 3938 (iii B. C.); v. foreg. 11 . dwr-eastiko/s, h/, o/n, concerning grants, gra/mma 13.26 (vi A. D.). dwr-etiko/s, h/, o/n, = foreg., o(mologi/a 4678.13 (vi A. D.). dwr-e/w, fut. -h/sw Hom. 17 : aor. e)dw/rhsa Hes. 82 , Pi. 6.78 :—give, present, dw=ron Hes. l. c.; present one with, qusi/ais *(erma=n Pi.l.c.:— Pass. , aor. dwrhqh=nai to be given or presented, Hdt. 1.87 , Isoc. 4.26 : in pf. Pass. , para\ qew=n dw=ra u(mi=n dedw/rhtai Pl. 274c ; and of persons, to be presented with a thing, xw/rh| Hdt. 8.85 , cf. S. 1029 . more freq. Med. dwre/omai, r(ei=a qeo\s . . i(/ppous dwrh/sait' Il. 10.557 ; dwre/esqai/ ti/ tini present a thing to one, Hdt. 2.126 , 5.37 , A. 253 , X. 7.3.20 , etc.; spe/rma ei)s *pelopo/nnhson dwrh/sasqe Id. 6.3.6 ; also d. tina/ tini present one with a thing, Hdt. 1.54 , 3.130 , A. 778 ; d. tina/ to make him presents, Hdt. 1.55 : pf., dedw/rhtai Pl. 46e , 672b , X. [5.2.8] . in pres. and impf. also, offer, E. 875 . dw/r-hma, atos, to/, gift, present, Hdt. 7.38 , etc.: c. dat. pers., A. 523 , 402 , S. 668 : pl., E. 123 , etc.—Rare in Prose, X. 8.4 , Arist. 1099b11 , and later, Ph. 2.9 , 1.17 . dwr-hma^tiko/s, h/, o/n, = dwrhtiko/s , D.H. 8.60 , Vett. Val. 41.3 . dwr-hth/r, h=ros, o(, giver, AP 6.305 ( Leon. ). dwr-hth/s, ou=, o(, benefactor, IG 12(2).645b64 (Nesus, iv B. C.). dwr-htiko/s, h/, o/n, concerned with giving, Pl. 223c . munificent, Ph. 1.254 . dwr-hto/s, o/n, of persons, open to gifts or presents, Il. 9.526 . of things, freely given, d., ou)k ai)thto/n S. 384 , cf. Plu. 16 . *dwri-a/zw, dress like a Dorian girl, i.e. in a single garment open at the side, Anacr. 59 . = *dwri/zw , 10.6 , Philostr. 1.24.2 . *dwri-a^ko/s, h/, o/n, poet. for *dwriko/s, po/lemos Orac. ap. Th. 2.54 . *dwri-arxe/w, to be archon of the Dorians, 668.12 (Delph., ii B. C.), 770 B 2 (Delph., i B. C.). *dwri/-eia, ta/, festival at Cnidus, 4271 (Cedreae):—also *dw/reia, ib. 3660 (Cos). *dwri-eu/s, e/ws, o(, Dorian, descendant of Dorus son of Hellen, 12(5).225 (Paros): pl., *dwriei=s, Ion. -ie/es, Att. -ih=s, oi(, the Dorians, Od. 19.177 , etc. as Adj., = *dwriko/s , Pi. 8.20 . *dwr-i/zw, Dor. *dwr-i/sdw, imitate the Dorians in life, dialect, etc., speak Doric Greek, Theoc. 15.93 , Str. 8.1.2 , Plu. 2.421b :— Pass. , to be written in the Doric dialect, d. ta\ *)alkma=nos A.D. 279.25 . *dwr-iko/s, h/, o/n, , Hdt. 8.43 , Th. 3.95 , etc.: Comp. -w/teros A.D. 159.27 . Adv. - kw=s Id. 48.27 , S.E. 1.78 : Comp. -w/teron A.D. 159.16 . *dw/r-ios, a, on, also os, on Pratin. Lyr. 1.17 , Arist. 1276b9 : —, Pi. 3.5 ; a(plou=n te kai\ *d. Plu. 5 , etc.; esp. of the mode in music, Arist. l.c., 1290a22 . *dwr-i/s, i/dos , h(. fem. Adj. , e)sqh/s Hdt. 5.88 ; fwnh/ Th. 6.5 , etc.: hence, *d. na=sos the island, of Aegina and Peloponnesus, Pi. 3.3 , S. 696 (lyr.), etc. (with or without gh=) , in Northern Greece, Hdt. 8.31 , Plu. 9 , etc. *d. ko/ra a damsel, E. 934 (lyr.). (sc. kopi/s) Dorian knife used at sacrifices, Id. 819 . *dwri/s, = e)/xion , Dsc. 4.27 . = leontope/talon , Ps.- Dsc. 3.96 (also dwripteri/s ibid.). *dwr-i/sdw, Dor. for *dwri/zw. *dwr-ismo/s, o(, speaking in the Doric dialect, Demetr. 177 . *dwr-isti/ [i^], Adv. in Dorian fashion, *d. zh=n Pl. 336c . in the Dorian dialect, lalou=si *d. Call. 1.354 . h( *d. a(rmoni/a the mode or measure in music, Arist. 1340b4 ; so *d. alone, Pl. 399a ; in Ar. 989 (lyr.) with a play on dw=ron. dwri/ths [i_] a)gw/n, o( , game in which the conqueror received a present, Plu. 2.820d . dwro-gra^fi/a, h(, dub. sens. in 277.11 , al. (ii A.D.). dwro/-deipnos, on, giving dinner, pai=s d., i.e. a waiter, Ath. 15.701b . dwro-de/kths, ou, o(, one that takes bribes, LXX 15.34 . dwro-doke/w, accept as a present, esp. take as a bribe, a)rgu/rion pollo/n Hdt. 6.72 ; xruso/n Pl. 590a ; kata\ penth/konta ta/lanta Ar. 669 . abs., take bribes, Hdt. 6.82 , D. 18.45 , etc.; e)pi/ tini Lys. 21.22 , D. 18.49 . c. acc. pers. (only in later Gr., for dwrodokou=sin is f.l. in Ar. 675 and dwrodokou=ntas (abs.) is interpol. in D. 9.45 ), corrupt by bribes, D.S. 13.64 , Arr. 4.1.148 , Luc. 9 , etc. simply, bestow gifts, AP 9.335 ( Leon. ): c. acc., ib. 12.204 ( Strat. ). Pass. , of persons, to have a bribe given one, Cratin. 128 , cf. Plb. 6.56.2 , D.H. 4.55 (as v.l.); also tau=q' a(plw=s dedwrodo/khtai this has been accomplished by bribery, D. 19.329 (v.l. -hntai); ta\ peri\ th\n *eu)/boian dwrodokhqe/nta the bribery in the matter of Euboea, Aeschin. 3.221 ; to\ dedwrodokhme/non xrusi/on Din. 1.66 . dwro-do/khma, atos, to/, acceptance of a bribe, corruption, D. 18.20 , 31 . bribe, katalabei=n Pl.Com. 119 . dwro-doki/a, h(, taking of bribes, freq. in Oratt., as And. 4.30 ; dwrodoki/an katagnw=nai/ tinos Lys. 21.21 ; - i/as kathgorei=n Aeschin. 2.3 : pl., ibid.; also, giving of bribes, corruption, in pl., D.C. 39.55 , 50.7 . dwro-dokisti/, Adv. in bribefashion, Ar. 996 , with a play on *dwristi/. dwro-do/kos, on, taking presents or bribes, corrupt, Pl. 390d , D. 18.61 ; Com., dwrodo/koisin e)p' a)/nqesin i(/zwn Ar. 403 . Act. , bribing, Sch. Pl. 2.149a , cf. 242 . munificent, Aret. 2.12 . dwro-dote/w, give presents, Aq. 16.33 . dwro-do/ths, ou, o(, giver of presents, la/qas d. 12.49 ( Mel. ). dwro-doxei=on, to/, receptacle for offerings, alms-box, Zonar. s.v. *korbwna=s . dwro-kope/w, bribe, LX X. 32(35).12 :— Pass. , ib. 4.19 . dwro-kopi/a, h(, bribery, Aq. 10.17 , Sm. 25(26).10 . dwro-ko/pos, one who bribes, Gloss. dwro-lhpte/w, take presents, Eust. 91.17 . dwro-lh/pths, ou, o(, greedy of gain, LXX 15.27 . dwro-lhyi/a, h(, taking of presents, Com.Adesp. 987 , D.C. 39.55 . dw=ron, to/, (di/dwmi) gift, present, gift of honour, a)glaa\ d. Il. 1.213 , etc.; votive gift or offering to a god, fe/re dw=ron *)aqh/nh| 6.293 , cf. LXX 4.4 , 7.11 ; bwmoi\ dw/roisi fle/gontai A. 91 ; pou= moi ta\ . . d. ka)kroqi/nia; Id. 184 ; dw=ra/ tinos the gifts of, i. e. given by, him, qew=n e)rikude/a d. Il. 20.265 , cf. Od. 18.142 ; dw=r' *)afrodi/ths, i.e. personal charms, Il. 3.54 , 64 ; d. *ku/pridos E. 363 (lyr.); d. tw=n *mousw=n kai\ *)apo/llwnos, of mousikh/, Pl. 796e : c. gen. rei, u(/pnou d. the blessing of sleep, Il. 7.482 ; dw=ra presents given as tribute, 17.225 ; dw=ron tou= potamou=, of the land of Egypt, Hdt. 2.5 . dw=ra presents, as retaining fees or bribes, D. 18.109 , Jusj.ib. 24.150 , Arist. 55.5 , 953.7 (Calymna), etc. (the usual sense of the word in Att. Oratt.): hence in Att. law, dw/rwn grafh/ an indictment for being bribed, Aeschin. 3.232 , etc., cf. Harp. ; dw/rwn kriqh=nai to be tried for taking bribes, Lys. 27.3 ; dw/rwn e(lei=n tina to convict him of taking bribes, Ar. 591 ; d. o)flei=n to be found guilty of taking bribes, And. 1.74 ; dw/rwn di/wcis Plu. 32 . in pl., good qualities, talents, ta\ basile/ws d. Lib. 19 . front part of palm, Poll. 2.144 . hand's breadth, palm, as a measure of length, Nic. 398 , Vitr. 2.3.3 , 7.57 (Didyma); cf. deka/dwros. dwro-ceni/as grafh/, h( , indictment of a ce/nos for bribing the judges to declare him an Athenian, Lys. 196 S. , Hyp. 20 , Arist. 59.3 . dwro-tele/w, bringpresents, Orac. ap. D. 43.66 . dwro-fa/gos [a^], on , devouring gifts, greedy of presents, Hes. 221 , 264 , Plb. 6.9.7 . dwro-fore/w, bring presents, tini/ Pl. 266c , cf. 14e , prob. in Epigr. ap. Ath. 5.209e (Archimelos); give as presents or bribes, ti/ tini Ar. 675 , cf. D.C. 40.53 . d. tina/ present him with gifts, Ael. 1.32 . dwro-fori/a, h(, bringing of presents, v.l. in 15.31 , Alciphr. 1.6 (pl.), Poll. 4.47 . dwro-foriko/s, h/, o/n, = sq., Pl. 222d . given as a present, stolh/ Ael. 1.22 . dwro-fo/ros, on, bringing presents, Pi. 5.86 , f.l. in Epigr. ap. Ath. 5.209e (Archimelos); tributary, Euph. 78 . dwru/ttomai, Dor. for dwre/omai, Theoc. 7.43 . dwrw/nion, = si/on , corrupt in Ps.- Dsc. 2.127 . dw/s, h(, = do/sis , only in nom., Hes. 356 . dwsi^-a/rais: kaka\ didou/sais, Hsch. dwsi^/-bi^os, on, life-giving, Mus. Belg. 16.70 . dwsi^-di^ki/a, h(, administration of justice, IGRom. 3.563 (Tlos). dwsi^/-di^kos, on, referring disputes to a court, Hdt. 6.42 . subject to jurisdiction, d. parasxei=n tou\s h)dikhko/tas Plb. 4.4.3 , cf. 121.14 . dwsi^/-pu_gos or dosi/pu_gos, on, = ki/naidos , Suid. s.v. a)fe/leia . dw/swn, ontos, o(, fut. part. of di/dwmi, always going to give, always promising: hence *dw/swn as a name of Antigonus II, Plu. 11 . dw/teira, h(, fem. of sq., Linusap. Stob. 3.1.70 , Arat. 113 , Man. 2.447 , Nonn. 19.45 . dwth/r, h=ros, o(, giver, dwth=res e(a/wn givers of good, i.e. the gods, Od. 8.325 , Hes. 46 , etc.: voc. dw=ter u(gei/hs 1911.439 (Thrace). dw/ths, ou, o(, = foreg., Hes. 355 . dwti_na/zw, receive or collect presents, Hdt. 2.180 . dwti/nh [i_], h( , gift, present, Il. 9.155 , Od. 9.268 , Hdt. 1.61 ; dwti/nhn dou=nai give as a free gift, ib. 69 , cf. Them. 21.260d . rent in kind, IG 4.841.8 , 11 (Calauria, iii B.C.). dw=ttis: dw/s, fe/rnh, Hsch. dwtu/s, u/os, h(, Ion. , = trofh/ , Suid. (leg. e)dhtu/s). *dwtw/, ou=s, h(, , name of a Nereid, Il. 18.43 , Hes. 248 . dw/twr, oros, o(, = dwth/r, dw=tor e(a/wn giver of goods, addressed to Hermes, Od. 8.335 , 18.12 , cf. Luc. 14 ; to Zeus, Call. 91 ; qeoi\ tou/twn dw/tores a)mfote/rwn Thgn. 134 , cf. E. 7.5 .