%PersDict;]> A Greek-English Lexicon Machine readable text 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 A Greek-English Lexicon 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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More than eighty years have passed since the first edition of the famous Lexicon upon which the present work is based was published by the Clarendon Press. Henry George Liddell and Robert Scott—the latter a Craven and Ireland Scholar—were both placed in the First Class in the Oxford list of 1833, both having been born in 1811. In 1835 Scott became a Fellow of Balliol and in the following year Liddell was elected to a Studentship of Christ Church. It appears that Mr. Talboys, an Oxford bookseller and publisher, first approached Scott with a proposal that a Greek-English Lexicon, based on that of Franz Passow, should be compiled, and that Scott made his acceptance conditional on the consent of Liddell to join in the work; at any rate, it was Talboys who first undertook the publication, which was taken over after his retirement by the Clarendon Press. There is, however, some ground for thinking that William Sewell, who had been an examiner in the Schools of 1833, suggested the idea to Liddell and Scott; and Liddell mentions in his correspondence the encouragement which the project received from Dean Gaisford.

The Lexicon of Passow, which the Oxford scholars took as the basis of their work, was itself founded upon that of Johann Gottlob Schneider, the editor of Theophrastus, the first edition of which had appeared in 1797-8. Passow had laid down, in his Essay on Zweck, Anlage, und Ergänzung griechischer Wörterbücher, published in 1812, the canons by which the lexicographer should be guided, amongst which the most important was the requirement that citations should be chronologically arranged in order to exhibit the history of each word and its uses. In obedience to this principle, Passow based his work on a special study of the Early Epic vocabulary, and the relatively full treatment of Homeric usage is a legacy bequeathed by him to Liddell and Scott which has persisted throughout the successive editions of their work. The first edition of his Lexicon appeared in 1819, and his expressed intention was to expand the work gradually by incorporating successively the results of special studies of Early Lyric Poetry, the Ionic Prose of Herodotus and Hippocrates, the Attic dramatists, and the Attic Prose writers: but little change was made in his second and third editions (1825 and 1827), and the fourth (1831), in which the Early Lyric poets and Herodotus received fuller recognition, was the first in which he felt himself at liberty to omit the name of Schneider from his title-page and also the last to appear in his lifetime. He died in 1833 in his forty-seventh year.

In the meantime two attempts had been made to adapt the Thesaurus Linguae Graecae of Henri Estienne to modern uses. The first of these was the result of the activities of Abraham Valpy, and was largely the work of E. H. Barker of Trinity College, Cambridge. It was completed in nine folio volumes, published in 1819-28, and reproduced the text of Stephanus' Thesaurus, interlarded with a mass of copious but ill-digested information. The first volume met with vigorous and not undeserved criticism on the part of Bishop Blomfield in an article in the Quarterly Review (vol. xxii, pp. 302 ff.) which is marred by a lavish display of odium philologicum. The editors, however, profited by the Bishop's strictures, and his prophecy that a work in which 139 columns were devoted to the word a)/galma would run to fifty volumes and attain to completion in 1889 was signally falsified. The work labours under the serious disadvantage of retaining the etymological arrangement of Stephanus,In 1812 Passow himself had advocated the retention of Stephanus' arrangement; but he fortunately abandoned it in favour of the alphabetical principle. which forces the reader to make a laborious search for any compound or derived word.

This mistake was avoided by the compilers of the Paris Thesaurus, the publication of which was begun in 1831 by Firmin-Didot, and was placed under the general editorship of Karl Benedict Hase. This enterprise was also subjected to criticism in the Quarterly Review (vol. li, pp. 144 ff.) by J. R. Fishlake (the translator of Buttmann's Lexilogus) on the ground of its unwieldy bulk; but the association of the brothers Wilhelm and Ludwig Dindorf at an early stage of the workTheir names appeared on the title-page of Part IV (containing b), which appeared concurrently with the second half of a. enabled it to be carried through in thirty-four years, and its vast collections of material, though often ill-arranged and unevenly treated, were largely drawn upon by Liddell and Scott in their successive editions.

The first of these appeared in 1843; it was a quarto volume of 1,583 pages, priced at 42s., and 6,000 copies were printed. A second, revised and enlarged, was called for in 1845, and the editors acknowledged their indebtedness to the German lexicon of Wilhelm Pape, which had appeared almost simultaneously with their own. In 1849 a third edition, corrected, but not substantially enlarged, was published, and six years later came the fourth, revised throughout. This marks a considerable advance on its predecessors, and much additional material was inserted; but the writers specially recognized were still chiefly those of the early classical period, including the Lyric poets, the authors of the Hippocratean writings, and the Attic orators. The editors now felt justified in omitting the name of Passow from their title-page. Eight thousand copies of this edition were printed, and the price was reduced to 30s. After another interval of six years the fifth edition, 'revised and augmented', appeared in 1861, and use was made of the greatly enlarged fifth edition of Passow, published by Valentin Rost and Friedrich Palm and completed in 1857, while the philological information was recast in the light of G. Curtius' Griechische Etymologie (1858). There were 10,000 copies of this edition, priced at 31s. 6d. The sixth is dated in 1869; it was again considerably augmented, the number of pages being increased from 1,644 to 1,865, and the verbal forms were more fully given with the aid of Veitch's Greek Verbs, irregular and defective (2nd ed., 1866). Of this edition 15,00000 copies were printed, and the price was raised to 36s. Fourteen years later appeared a seventh edition, revised by Liddell, whose Preface is dated October 1882; the page was enlarged, and this made a reduction in the number to 1,776 possible. Bonitz's Index to Aristotle (1870) and Roehl's Index to CIG (1877) were largely drawn upon, and help was received from American scholars-Professors Drisler, Goodwin, and Gildersleeve-especially in regard to the particles and the technical terms of Attic law. This edition was stereotyped, and from time to time reprinted. Finally, in 1897, there was published an eighth edition, in which such corrections were made as could be inserted without altering the pagination. This made it impossible to take full account of such new sources as the *)aqhnai/wb *politei/a, but there was a short list of Addenda, containing references to this work and to inscriptions published in the Journal of Hellenic Studies. Liddell appears to have been engaged for some years after the publication of the seventh edition on a lexicographical study of inscriptions; Sir William Thiselton-Dyer has kindly placed at my disposal two volumes of an interleaved edition of the abridged Lexicon in which his collections of material, largely drawn from the Corpus Inscriptionum Atticarum and Roehl's Inscriptiones Graecae Antiquissimae, are contained; but he seems to have laid the work aside in his later years, and he died in 1898, at the age of 87, a few months after the appearance of the eighth edition.

Some five years later the Delegates of the Clarendon Press were invited to consider the revision of the Lexicon with a view to the incorporation of the rapidly growing material supplied by newly discovered texts on stone and papyrus, for which room might be found by the adoption of more compendious methods of reference; and a conference took place in March 1903, for which Ingram Bywater prepared a memorandum on the projected revision, advice being sought from Henry Jackson, Sir Richard Jebb, J. E. B. Mayor, and Arthur Sidgwick. The Delegates received the project favourably and it was hoped that Mr. Sidgwick might be able to act as editor. Contributions were invited in his name and a fair amount of material was collected, including a large number of notes and suggestions by Professor Leeper of Melbourne. Amongst other English and American scholars whose contributions were of considerable extent may be named the Rev. M. A. Bayfield and Prof. C. J. Goodwin, and particularly Mr. Herbert W. Greene, of whose services to the Lexicon more will be said presently. Mr. Sidgwick was, however, prevented by his duties as a teacher and afterwards by the failure of his health from commencing the work of revision.

In the meantime two more ambitious schemes had been initiated. At the second general assembly of the International Association of Academies, held in London in May 1904, Sir Richard Jebb submitted on behalf of the British Academy a scheme for the compilation of a new Thesaurus of Ancient Greek up to the early part of the seventh century A.D.; and after a discussion in which the difficulty and magnitude of the enterprise were emphasizedKrumbacher was anxious to include Byzantine Greek in the ambit of the new Thesaurus. a Committee of Inquiry, consisting of Sir R. C. Jebb, Professors Diels, Gomperz, Heiberg, Krumbacher, Leo, and M. Perrot, with power to co-opt, was appointed to consider method, means, and preliminary questions in connexion with the proposal. In 1905 Prof. P. Kretschmer was added to the Committee, which drafted a memorandum on the question of establishing a periodical 'Archiv' and an office for the collection of slips. At the close of the year Jebb, who had acted as Chairman, died, and was replaced in 1906 by Gomperz, while Bywater was added to the Committee, which, at a meeting held at Vienna in May, decided to constitute itself a permanent and independent body.

The difficulties of the project had been incisively stated by Diels in an article published in the Neue Jahrbücher for 1905,p. 692; Diels had already expressed his views in his Elementum (1899), p. ix sqq. in the course of which he wrote as follows:

Any one who bears in mind the bulk of Greek literature, which is at least 10 times as great [as that of Latin], its dialectical variations, its incredible wealth of forms, the obstinate persistence of the classical speech for thousands of years down to the fall of Constantinople, or, if you will, until the present day: who knows, moreover, that the editions of almost all the Greek classics are entirely unsuited for the purposes of slipping, that for many important writers no critical editions whatever exist: and who considers the state of our collections of fragments and special Lexica, will see that at the present time all the bases upon which a Greek Thesaurus could be erected are lacking.

But even if we were to assume that we possessed such editions and collections from Homer down to Nonnus, or (as Krumbacher proposed in London) down to Apostolius, and further that they had all been worked over, slipped, or excerpted by a gigantic staff of scholars, and that a great house had preserved and stored the thousands of boxes, whence would come the time, money, and power to sift these millions of slips and to bring *nou=s into this Chaos ? Since the proportion of Latin to Greek Literature is about 1:10, the office work of the Greek Thesaurus would occupy at least 100 scholars. At their head there would have to be a general editor, who, however, would be more of a general than an editor. And if this editorial cohort were really to perform its task punctually, and if the Association of Academies, which, as is well known, has not a penny of its own, were to raise the ten million marks necessary for the completion of (say) 120 volumes; and if scholars were to become so opulent that they could afford to purchase the Thesaurus Graecus for (say) 6,ooo marks-how could one read and use such a monstrosity?

Diels's own solution was the compilation, not of one, but of ten Thesauri, representing the main branches of Greek Literature, Epic, Lyric, Tragic, Comic, Philosophical, Historical, Mathematical and Technical, Medical, Grammatical, and Jewish-Christian, each of which, he thought, would equal the Latin Thesaurus in bulk!A similar suggestion had been made more than half a century earlier by F. A. Wolf in his Vorlesungen über die Altertumswissenschaft i p. 187.

The majority of the members of the Committee, however, were still of the opinion that a foundation should be laid for the Thesaurus by the preparation of full slips for the whole of Greek literature on the method which had been adopted for the Latin Thesaurus, and made a recommendation in this sense to the third assembly of the International Association of Academies, held at Vienna in May 1907. The Association invited the British Academy (represented at Vienna by Bywater) to prepare a specimen for submission to the meeting which was to be held in 1910; but a Committee appointed by the Academy to consider this proposal, consisting of Bywater, H. Jackson, S. H. Butcher, and Sir F. Kenyon, reported in the following sense:

They (the Committee) are not convinced that the modus operandi suggested for the projected Greek Thesaurus is the best possible. They think (a) that the Latin Thesaurus would not provide a proper scale and model; (b) that the mechanical slipping of Greek texts, besides being as is confessed a huge undertaking, would not serve as a satisfactory basis, inasmuch as it would give results difficult to manipulate and of questionable value. Rather, as recommended by M. Paul Meyer at the discussion in May 1904, they would suggest as a more promising plan that of the New English Dictionary.

In the face of this report, the British Academy felt that it was useless to proceed with the scheme, and it was tacitly dropped.

At about the date when the project of a Thesaurus Graecus was finally abandoned, a proposal was made by a group of Greek scholars for the preparation of a Lexicon of the Greek language—Ancient, Medieval, and Modern-the publication of which should commence in 1921 as a memorial of the Centenary of Greek independence. The Greek Government took the scheme under its patronage, and in November 1908 a Commission was appointed by royal decree, at the head of which was the veteran scholar Kontos, who was succeeded on his death by Hatzidakis. Krumbacher, in one of his latest articles in the Byzantinische Zeitschrift,xviii (1909), 708 ff.; criticized the project, and advised the Greek scholars to confine themselves in the first instance to the Modern tongue; and though this recommendation was not, as it seems, formally adopted, the preliminary publications of the Commission consist mainly in a series of studies of the modern dialects, which appear as supplements to *)aqhna=, and it would appear that a Lexicon of Medieval and Modern Greek is contemplated in the first instance.

When it became clear that Mr. Sidgwick would be unable to carry out the revision of the Lexicon, the Delegates of the Clarendon Press invited me to undertake the work which I did in the autumn of 1911, having been elected by Trinity College to a Research Fellowship which I continued to hold (except for a short period during the war) until my election to the Camden Professorship of Ancient History at the close of 1919. It was hoped at first that the preparation of a revised text might be completed in five years; but before the work had progressed very far it became clear that a more drastic revision than was suggested by a cursory examination would be necessary. Moreover, such large gaps (especially in technical subjects) remained to be filled if the new edition was to be adequate to the needs of modern scholarship—to say nothing of the large mass of new material awaiting incorporation-that the time allotted was evidently insufficient for more than a preliminary revision of Liddell and Scott's text, which would afterwards have to be worked up into a largely re-written Lexicon with the contributions of specialists and others whose help might be enlisted.

Such assistance has been placed at my disposal with a generosity for which I cannot find words adequate to express my gratitude; nor would it be possible within the limits of this preface to enumerate all those who have supplied corrections of, or suggested improvements in, the text of the eighth edition. Mention, however, must be made of those who undertook special researches in aid of the revision.

Taking the more technical subjects first, the most laborious task was that of revising and amplifying the vocabulary of Medicine. It is interesting to recall the fact that many years ago the late Dr. Greenhill, of Trinity College, projected a Lexicon of Greek Medicine, for which he collected a certain amount of material in the shape of references arranged on slips and worked up a small portion of it in a series of articles in the Medico-Chirurgical Journal. He proposed to the Delegates that he should collaborate with M. Daremberg in preparing his Lexicon, but the suggestion did not meet with their approval, and Dr. Greenhill proceeded no further; his collection of slips passed after his death into the possession of the Royal College of Surgeons. It was clearly necessary that the field should be resurveyed, and I was fortunate enough to secure the services of Dr. E. T. Withington, who took up residence in Oxford and has worked untiringly on this difficult subject. He has read for lexicographical purposes the whole of the extant remains of Greek medical literature, and there is scarcely a page in the Lexicon which does not bear traces of his handiwork.Dr. Withington has also found time to deal with the Alchemists and Astrologers, including the extensive collections of the Catalogus Codicum Astrologorum.

For the subject of Botany, again, expert assistance was indispensable. Sir William Thiselton-Dyer, F.R.S., has for a long while been collecting material for a Glossary of Greek plants, and the publication of Max Wellmann's edition of Dioscorides, completed in 1914, has furnished a reliable critical text of the most important author in this branch of literature. Sir William Dyer has been most generous in placing the results of his study of Greek plant-names at my disposal, and his identifications are not likely to be disputed. A number of them had already been communicated to Sir Arthur Hort for use in his edition of Theophrastus' Historia Plantarum.Sir Arthur Hort has himself rendered aid in the difficult task of interpreting the Greek of Theophrastus.

The province of Greek Mathematics belongs in a special sense to Sir Thomas Heath, F.R.S., Whose History of Greek Mathematics and editions of Euclid, Apollonius of Perga, Aristarchus of Samos, and Diophantus mark him out as the first authority in this subject. He has found leisure to contribute a large number of notes of the greatest value on Greek mathematical terms. To take an obvious instance, it will be seen that the eighth edition of Liddell and Scott recognizes the word a)su/mptwtos only in a Medical sense illustrated by a quotation (not quite accurately translated) from Hippocrates; Sir Thomas Heath has supplied the materials for a history of the use from which the modern asymptote is derived.

In the domain of Natural History Professor D'Arcy Thompson's help has enabled me to correct a number of mistakes made by previous lexicographers. His Glossary of Greek Birds has been in constant use, and his version of the Historia Animalium in the Oxford translations of Aristotle to a large extent supplies the want of a glossary of the Animal Kingdom.

In the field of Astronomy and Astrology I have to thank Mr. Edmund J. Webb for reading the Almagest of Ptolemy and other astronomical writings, and thereby greatly increasing the accuracy of the Lexicon in these matters. For the Astrological vocabulary a glossary was drafted by the Rev. C. T. Harley Walker, and the ground has also (as above mentioned) been worked over by Dr. Withington; but in this thorny subject difficulties frequently arise, for which Professor A. E. Housman, when appealed to, never fails to provide a solution.

Amongst technical writings must be classed those of the tacticians and military engineers. The first were studied for my purposes by the late Mr. C. D. Chambers; the latter group, whose works are often very difficult of interpretation, have been read (together with other authors) by Mr. F. W. Hall.

Besides these highly specialized branches of study, there were large tracts of literature which it was needful to explore, but which a single editor could not hope to cover unaided. In the matter of papyri, for example, he might be able to deal with the newly recovered literary texts such as the *)aqhnai/wn *politei/a, Bacchylides, Herodas, Cercidas, and the recently found fragments of the Early Lyric poets and Callimachus, but the great mass of non-literary papyri, especially those concerned with the technique of law and administration in Ptolemaic and Roman Egypt, required to be dealt with by those specially versed in the new science of papyrology. The Ptolemaic papyri were therefore read, partly by Mr. Edgar Lobel (who dealt with the Petrie collection) and partly by Professor Jouguet of Lille, those of the Roman period by Professor Martin of Geneva. Mr. H. Idris Bell of the British Museum has supplied valuable notes on recent papyrological publications and on unedited documents in the British Museum Collection.The first part of Preisigke's Wörterbuch der griechischen Papyrusurkunden appeared after the sheets of Part I had been printed off, but has been used for Addenda. For the vocabulary of the Inscriptions little could be done by the editor except to revise the existing references to Boeckh's Corpus Inscriptionum Graecarum-no light task, seeing that so many of the stones have been re-examined and may be studied in improved texts-and to supplement these corrected citations by illustrations from collections such as those of DittenbergerThe appearance of a third edition of the Sylloge Inscriptionum Graecarum, completed in 1924, has necessitated the alteration of a large number of references. The pitfalls which beset the path of the lexicographer may be exemplified by the fact that on the first revision the word a)po/plwsis was illustrated by SIG2929.127, and this was altered by the concordance-table to SIG3685.127: fortunately it was discovered in time that the word had disappeared in the later text! or Michel or the Griechische Dialektinschriften, with the aid of Herwerden's Lexicon Suppletorium, a work unfortunately marred by constant inaccuracy of reference, which it is charitable to ascribe to lack of the minute care required in lexicographical proofreading. I was therefore compelled to invoke the aid of Mr. M. N. Tod, to whom I owe an incalculable debt for his services in this field. Mr. Tod has for several years read with an eye to the improvement of the Lexicon every epigraphical publication which has appeared, such for example as the later volumes of the Inscriptiones Graecae, Cagnat's Inscriptiones Graecae ad res Romanas pertinentes, the Tituli Asiae Minoris, and the special publications of the inscriptions of Delphi, Ephesus, Magnesia, Miletus, and Priene, and has excerpted the whole of the periodical literature in which inscriptions are to be found, so that it is hard to believe that any new material of real importance which has accrued since 1911 can have escaped his methodical scrutiny. I have also received help in epigraphical matters from Professor M. Cary and Miss C. A. Hutton.

Turning to Literature proper, it soon became clear that while the references to Plato and Aristotle needed careful revision and some amplification,Bonitz's Index to Aristotle and Ast's Lexicon Platonicum are no longer all-sufficing guides. Such words as moruxw/teron (which should be read in Arist. Metaph. 987a10) and tera/mwn (which there is reason to think once stood in the text of Pl. Sph. 221a, though it is not mentioned by Burnet) are addenda. the terminology of the later schools of Philosophy had never been adequately treated by lexicographers. Neither Usener's Epicurea nor von Arnim's Stoicorum Veterum Fragmenta possesses an index; and Mr. (now Professor) J. L. Stocks generously undertook to remedy this defect, and to supply me with a vocabulary of the important technical terms of the Stoic and Epicurean schools (including in his survey of the latter such later works as the tracts or other remains of Philodemus, Polystratus, Demetrius Lacon, Diogenianus, and Diogenes of Oenoanda). Unfortunately his work was interrupted by the Great War, and on his return from service Mr. Stocks found himself unable to work up the material which he had collected within the necessary limits of time. His notes on Stoic terminology were therefore transferred to Mr. A. C. Pearson, who carried the work a stage further, but found, after his appointment to the Regius Professorship of Greek at Cambridge, that he would not have time to complete it. Professor E. V. Arnold of Bangor, who is retiring from his post, hopes to find the leisure necessary for this much-needed work.

In dealing with the vocabulary of Epicurus and his school Mr. Stocks found that for an adequate treatment it would be necessary to obtain access to the transcripts of the fragments of the peri\ fu/sews and other writings made by Wilhelm Crönert and used by him in his revision of Passow's Lexicon, of which more will be said presently. Crönert (who had spent some time in England as a prisoner of war in 1917-19) very kindly acceded to a request which I made to him at the suggestion of von Wilamowitz-Moellendorff and generously placed his transcripts at the disposal of Mr. Stocks, who visited him in Germany and made full use of this valuable material.

The peculiar vocabulary of the later Platonists has not hitherto received the attention which it deserves in Lexica; it is worthy of note that even in the seventh edition (1883) Liddell and Scott stated that the word metemyu/xwsis (which is absent from the Paris Thesaurus and appears in Rost and Palm with the note ' Clem.Al. (?)') 'seems to be of no authority', though in the eighth edition an example of its use is cited from Proclus' Commentary on the Republic of Plato. As a matter of fact, this word can be quoted from ten authors besides Proclus.D. S. 10. 6, Gal. 4. 763, Alex. Aphr. de An. 27. 18, Porph. Abst. 4. 16, Herm. ap. Stob. 1. 49. 69 (tit.), Sallust. 20, Hieronym. Ep. 124. 4, Theol. Ar. 40, Serv. ad Verg. Aen. 3. 68, Sch. Iamb. Protr. 14. Professor Burnet, who in his edition of the Phaedo drew attention to some of these passages, added: ‘Hippolytus, Clement and other Christian writers say metenswma/twsis (“reincarnation”) which is accurate but cumbrous’; but the implication that this word belongs to Patristic Greek is misleading. It is found in Plotinus and in later Platonists such as Hierocles and Proclus. Again, such a characteristic use as that of a)/topos in the philosophical sense of 'non-spatial' has escaped lexicographers. In dealing with this branch of literature I have received help from various scholars, notably Professor A. E. Taylor; and the late Mr. M. G. Davidson read the Enneads of Plotinus, the abstruse work of Damascius peri\ a)rxw=n, and other treatises. The extant commentaries on the works of Aristotle of course belong to this school of thought, and Mr. W. D. Ross kindly undertook to supply notes on their vocabulary with the aid of the excellent indices of the Berlin edition and with the collaboration of certain of the Oxford translators;Two of these, Mr. Erwin Webster and Mr. Gibson, lost their lives in the Great War. the bulk of this work, however, fell upon his own shoulders.

Another branch of literature demanding special study was that of the magical and mystical writings-the Corpus Hermeticum, the magical papyri, the Tabellae Defixionum, and such like. This field was carefully worked over by Mr. Walter Scott, whose notes dealt very fully with the difficult words often found in these sources.

For the New Testament the intensive study of theologians has done great things in recent times, and the results of their labours are readily accessible; for the ordinary purposes of revision such Lexica as those of Ebeling and Zorell are generally sufficient; while for the illustration of Biblical usage from Hellenistic and later Greek we have a most valuable aid in Moulton and Milligan's Vocabulary of the Greek Testament which (within its natural limits) may almost be regarded as a Lexicon of the koinh/ as a whole. I owe a deep debt of gratitude to Professor Milligan for supplying advance proofs of the Vocabulary, the fifth part of which has just been published. Prof. A. H. McNeile and the Rev. A. Llewellyn Davies have advised me in matters relating to the LXX, Hexapla, etc.

Turning to post-classical Greek literature in general, help was received from various scholars (amongst whom may be named Mr. Ronald Burn and Mr. C. E. Freeman, who excerpted several of the less familiar writers), but such merits as the new edition may possess in virtue of largely increased illustration and more accurate interpretation of the ancient texts will in the main be due to the self-effacing and monumental labours of Mr. Herbert W. Greene, sometime Fellow of Magdalen. Amongst the materials placed at my disposal when I began my editorial work in 1911 were twenty-four volumes of notes compiled by Mr. Greene as contributions to the Lexicography of authors mainly (though not by any means entirely) of post-Alexandrian date, including Lucian, the Anthology, all the later Epic poets, the Scriptores Erotici, Aelian, Philostratus, and others. From that time onwards Mr. Greene has not ceased to read and excerpt the remains of later Greek literature, including the works of practically every non-technical writer of importance from Polybius to Procopius. The twenty-four volumes have grown to nearly eighty, and many of the notes which they contain are elaborate dissertations constituting an important contribution to Classical Scholarship. Valuable aid has also been received from Professor W. A. Goligher, who read the minor Greek historians, Mr. J. M. Edmonds, who supplied a vocabulary of the Greek Lyric poets, Mr. J. H. A. Hart, who is compiling an index verborum to Philo, Professor A. W. Mair and Mr. M. T. Smiley, whose notes on Callimachus have been of great use, and other scholars, such as Professors J. A. Platt, A. Souter, R. L. Dunbabin, and W. L. Lorimer, Mr. T. W. Allen, Mr. A. H. Smith, Mr. G. Middleton, and the late Mr. G. E. Underhill, to all of whom special thanks are due. The advice of Mr. Edgar Lobel has been constantly sought and freely given, especially in regard to the remains of Early Lyric poetry and the ancient lexicographers.

The procedure of revision was briefly as follows. At the outset the Clarendon Press supplied a paste-up of the eighth edition in columns, and the first step was to note in the margin the essential alterations of the text and the most important additions. After this had been done, a second paste-up in columns was made, and the marginalia of the first were fused with newly accumulated material and recast in a form suitable for publication; but it was found that the copy thus produced would present great difficulties to the printer, and that a clean copy based on the use of short sections of Liddell and Scott's text treated as a proof was required. When I became Camden Professor at the beginning of 1920 it became necessary to provide me with assistance in my editorial work, and Mr. R. McKenzie of Trinity College (now Fereday Fellow of St. John's College) was appointed AssistantEditor by the Delegates of the Press. Apart from his arduous labour inputting my drafts into final shape and in arranging and working in a large mass of accumulated material, Mr. McKenzie has been able to render inestimable service to the Lexicon on the philological side. After careful consideration it was decided that etymological information should be reduced to a minimum. A glance at Boisacq's Dictionnaire étymologique de la langue grecque will show that the speculations of etymologists are rarely free from conjecture; and the progress of comparative philology since the days of G. Curtius (whose Griechische Etymologie was the main source drawn upon by Liddell and Scott) has brought about the clearance of much rubbish but little solid construction. Some assured results, however, have been attained, and the etymologies presented in the text have in almost every case been approved by Mr. McKenzie.

The space required for the incorporation of new material without an excessive increase in the bulk of the Lexicon has been saved partly by abbreviations and compendious methods of printing, partly by certain limitations of scope. Liddell and Scott, though they originally intended their work to be a Lexicon of Classical Greek,This appears from letters written in 1877 by Dean Liddell to Mr. Falconer Madan (who kindly placed them at my disposal) with reference to J. E. B. Mayor's well-known articles on Greek Lexicography in the Journal of Philology. admitted a number of words from Ecclesiastical and Byzantine writers, for many of which no reference was given except the symbols Eccl.' and 'Byz.' After due consideration it has been decided to exclude both Patristic and Byzantine literature from the purview of the present edition. It would have manifestly been impossible to include more than a small and haphazard selection of words and quotations from these literatures, which would therefore have had to be treated quite differently from the remains of Classical Greek, where (it may be hoped) sufficient illustration has been given of the vocabulary and usage of all writers of importance, accompanied by precise and easily verifiable references. There is, moreover, in preparation a Lexicon of Patristic Greek (including Christian poetry and inscriptions) under the editorship of Dr. Darwell Stone, which will, it is hoped, be printed when the publication of the present work is concluded.Christian authors are of course frequently cited as the source of classical quotations, and such treatises as those of Porphyry and Julian Against the Christians are reconstructed from Patristic writings. For the Byzantine vocabulary we shall have to wait for the Modern Greek Lexicon to which allusion has already been made, but it will hardly be denied that some time-limit was called for, and this has been fixed roughly at A. D. 600 in order to include the historians and poets of the reign of Justinian, though such writers as the scholiasts, grammarians, and others who preserve the fragmentary remains of ancient scholarship must naturally be taken into account in their own province.

The present volume will not challenge comparison in scale with the revision of Passow's Wörterbuch der griechischen Sprache by Wilhelm Crönert, of which three parts, extending as far as a)na/, appeared in 1912-14. This monument of Herculean toil will, if and when it is completed (a consummation for which all lovers of learning will devoutly pray), bulk about three times as large as Liddell and Scott; in fact, this estimate may be exceeded if Crönert is able to carry out the plan foreshadowed in the preface to his second part, where he looks forward to the gradual expansion of his work as it proceeds (after the manner of Passow) by means of a fuller treatment of post-Classical Greek. Cronert's work has been criticized by Kretschmer,In Glotta vi pp. 300 f. who regards it as too ambitious in scope and unlikely to be completed within a reasonable period of time, and would prefer a Lexicon on a somewhat smaller scale as a preliminary to the Thesaurus Linguae Graecae which must remain for a long while to come a pious aspiration. It may be hoped that the present work will do something to supply this need, and that it may be found to possess some compensating advantages denied to the larger Lexicon of Crönert, such as the provision of exact references for every word cited from an author and fuller and more representative quotations from the later literature, e.g. from such authors as Plotinus.A comparison of the art. a)mfi/bios in Crönert-Passow with that of the present work will illustrate the difference of method. Crönert, on the other hand, gives the lexicographical tradition of the ancient grammarians very fully. For this it would not have been possible to find room; nor, indeed, has it yet been thoroughly sifted and critically edited. The deaths of Wentzel, Leopold Cohn, and Egenolff, and the migration of Bethe and Reitzenstein to more succulent pastures, have brought the two great enterprises of the firm of Teubner-the Corpus Grammaticorum Graecorum and that of the ancient Lexica—to a premature end. De Stefani's edition of the Etymologicum Gudianum is, however, in course of appearing, and it is understood that Drachmann is editing the remains of the Glossary of' Cyril' (see Pauly-Wissowa, Realencyclopädie xii 175).

My best thanks are due to those scholars who are generously devoting their time to the reading of the proof-sheets and the verification of references, especially to the authors originally read by them for the purposes of the Lexicon. Some of these have already been named, such as Sir W. Thiselton-Dyer, Professors D'Arcy Thompson, A. E. Taylor, A. C. Pearson, and J. L. Stocks, Mr. Herbert Greene, Mr. Tod, Dr. Withington, Mr. Ross, and Mr. F. W. Hall. Lieut.-Col. Farquharson's scrutiny of the quotations from Plato and Aristotle is producing important results; and Messrs. C. and G. M. Cookson, Mr. W. W. How, and the Rev. W. Evans are doing valuable work in maintaining the standard of accuracy. The Editor's task is naturally heavy, especially in view of the fact that the progress of scholarship tends to make the text originally drafted for the Press out of date or to bring fresh material to light. Such publications as Ulrich Wilcken's Urkunden der Ptolemäerzeit furnish more accurate readings of Papyri and necessitate changes or deletions,For example, a)ntipata/ssw was cited by me from PPar. 40, but the reference was deleted from the proof when it was found that in UPZ 12 Wilcken read w)nhla/tai o)/ntes for a)ntipata/ssontes! and I must place on record my gratitude to Professor Wilcken for kindly undertaking to verify and correct references to documents in the yet unpublished portions of his work,This should cause little inconvenience to the user of the Lexicon, as Part I of UPZ contains concordance-tables for the whole work. as also to Mr. J. U. Powell for permitting me to use and refer to the proofs of his Collectanea Alexandrina, shortly about to appear. Professor J. Bidez and Mr. A. D. Knox kindly sent me advanced proofs of the editions of the Epistles of Julian and of Herodas in which they have collaborated. The care and accuracy shown by the Press readers have been altogether exceptional.

It has, I hope, been made abundantly clear that the new edition of Liddell and Scott's Lexicon is in reality the work of many hands, and represents a great sacrifice of leisure and an earnest devotion to Greek learning on the part of the present generation of scholars, and that not in this country alone. I would fain hope that in the world of science at least (which has, or should have, no frontiers) it may further in some small degree the restoration of the comity of nations.

H. STUART JONES.
Postscript 1940

The Delegates of the Oxford University Press, in issuing the tenth and last part of the revised edition of Liddell and Scott's Greek Lexicon, wish to express their deep gratitude to all who have assisted in carrying this undertaking to a conclusion. They greatly regret that neither the Editor Sir Henry Stuart Jones, who died on 29 June 1939, nor the Assistant Editor Mr. Roderick McKenzie, who died on 24 June 1937, survived to see the work completed. McKenzie saw the main body of the work to its end, and himself wrote the long article on w(s; Sir Henry was at work on the Addenda and Corrigenda up to within a fortnight of his death and had almost put them into shape. The work done by these two men could not be overrated. Sir Henry was the ideal Editor; his wide range of knowledge and his exact scholarship, his persistent devotion to his task even in periods of ill health, his tactful assiduity in consulting experts and his skill in co-ordinating their results, gave the work at once its consistency and its elasticity. McKenzie, to whom fell the arrangement, in their ultimate form, of most of the articles, provided a fine complement; his great knowledge of comparative philology, his laborious accuracy, and his tireless patience, gave his contribution inestimable value.

In the Preface published in 1925 Stuart Jones sketched the history of the work up to the publication of a)pobai/nw, and recorded the signal services given by many scholars to the work in its formative stages. To that nothing need now be added. But Jones went on to thank the scholars who were ' generously devoting their time to the reading of proof-sheets and the verification of references'. It is important that the nature of this work should be understood. The procedure adopted, when work was resumed after the Four Years' War, was this: McKenzie wrote out Jones's corrections on a 'paste-up' of the previous edition. This was the 'copy'; and fresh material was to some extent incorporated in it from time to time. But as succeeding sections of the alphabet were revised and set up in type, proofs were sent to the volunteer helpers, whose labours, in the event, went far beyond mere verification; in their hands and the editors' the work was very largely recast. The method has obvious advantages, and the peculiar excellences of the revised lexicon owe much to its adoption. But inevitably it prolonged the process of gestation. The period of publication, 1925-40, was actually longer than the period of copy-writing, 1911-24, even although the earlier period was interrupted by the war, and in the later period there were two editors instead of one.

Of those who were named in the original Preface as having embarked on the labour of proof-reading, some are dead: notably Sir William T. Thiselton-Dyer, A. C. Pearson, and Herbert Greene.Greene's notebooks (see the 1925 Preface, p. x) are in the Bodleian. Others have lived to see the work to its end. These, and not these alone, have more than doubled the debt of gratitude which, fifteen years ago, Jones could not 'find words adequate to express'.

Unhappily neither editor lived to prepare a final list of acknowledgements. McKenzie died suddenly in 1937. Jones, though he lived to see the end in sight, left no material for the brief 'epilogue' which it had been agreed he should furnish. It would be impossible now to produce a complete or balanced account of the labours of the proof-readers and verifiers without undertaking inquiries which the circumstances of the time make difficult. The list which follows does not attempt discrimination. Special mention must, however, be made of the prolonged and arduous labours of Mr. M. N. Tod of Oriel College on the inscriptions; of Lt.-Col. A. S. L. Farquharson of University College on Plato and Aristotle; of Dr. E. T. Withington of Balliol College on the medical writers; of Sir D'Arcy Thompson of St. Andrews on natural history; and of the late Sir Thomas Heath on mathematics and astrology.

The proofs were read also, in whole or in part, by the following: Mr. P. V. M. Benecke of Magdalen College; Mr. F. H. Colson of St. John's College, Cambridge; Mr. Christopher Cookson of Magdalen College; Prof. E. S. Forster of Sheffield University; Mr. E. T. D. Jenkins of University College, Aberystwyth; Mr. Edgar Lobel of the Queen's College; Mr. W. L. Lorimer of St. Andrews; Prof. J. F. Mountford of Liverpool University; Mr. Maurice Platnauer of Brasenose College; Sir David Ross, Provost of Oriel College; Prof. A. E. Taylor of Edinburgh; and by the late F. W. Hall, A. E. Housman, A. C. Pearson, J. A. Smith, and J. L. Stocks. As press reader from the beginning of the work Mr. T. Bruce has made a special contribution to its accuracy.

The Addenda and Corrigenda issued with the several parts have been greatly enlarged, and are now consolidated in a single list. Of these, the proofs were read by Dr. H. Idris Bell of the British Museum, Prof. G. R. Driver of Magdalen College, and Prof. Paul Maas of Königsberg, as well as by some of those who have been named above.

The Addenda owe much to the reviews and private communications of Dr. Ernest Harrison of Trinity College, Cambridge; of Prof. Maas; of Prof. R. Pfeiffer of Munich (it is noted with pleasure that both Prof. Maas and Prof. Pfeiffer are now resident in Oxford); of Prof. K. Latte of Hamburg; of Prof. W. Schmid of Tübingen; of Herr Pfarrer P. Katz of Coblenz, and of many other scholars.

Both in the Addenda and in the main work the principle of anonymity has been applied to original contributions that appear first in the Lexicon, and it was the intention of the Editors that those who made them should be free at any later time to claim their own discoveries.

Miss Margaret Alford, who bears an honoured name, helped Sir Henry Stuart Jones in the compilation of the Addenda, and since his death, with the collaboration of Professor Maas in the final stages, has performed the laborious duty of preparing the Addenda for Part 10 and of correcting proofs of the whole.

It is impossible now, as it was impossible in 1925, to name all who have contributed to the improvement of the great lexicon. The sacrifice of leisure, and the devotion to Greek learning, of which Jones then wrote, have been nobly sustained by a generation of scholars, and the monument of unselfish industry is at last complete.

CLARENDON PRESS, OXFORD. June, 1940.
Aids to the Reader A. Lists of Abbreviations, etc.

The lists which follow are designed to make it easy for the reader to trace the quotations given in the Lexicon. The general list of abbreviations (V) gives references, where needed, to one or other of the lists (I-IV) in which the expansion will be found; but the abbreviated names of authors have not been inserted in List V unless their alphabetical position in List I is different from that of the full name (e.g. A. = Aeschylus). List V also contains the expansion of all abbreviations used without explanation in List I. The names of authors are in general printed in roman type, the titles of their works (given in alphabetical order under the author's name) in italics, which are also used for the titles of collections and periodical publications.

The list of authors (I) is not intended to furnish a bibliography of Greek Literature, but to indicate the editions which have been followed in respect of the form of reference, i.e. pagination, numeration of books, chapters, sections, lines, fragments, &c.; where the form adopted in the Lexicon differs from that of the edition cited (e.g. where the pagination of an earlier editor is used, but may be found in the margin of a later edition) the fact is stated. It will be understood that the reading adopted in the edition cited is not necessarily given (or referred to) in the Lexicon. For the convenience of readers a few editions of the fragments of individual authors have been named in the list, even when the remains of the author have been cited from the sources of the quotations. Where no abbreviation follows the author's name the full name is used in the Lexicon, and where no date is given it is to be understood that evidence to determine it is lacking. No attempt has in general been made to indicate which of the works attributed to an author are to be regarded as spurious.

In the description of the editions used ' OCT' is added to show that the work is one of the Oxford Classical Texts (Scriptorum Classicorum Bibliotheca Oxoniensis); similarly 'T.' indicates the smaller Teubner Series (Bibliotheca Scriptorum Graecorum et Romanorum Teubneriana), ' D.' the Didot editions, and 'Loeb' the Loeb Classical Library.

B. Methods of Reference

Where the works of an author have been divided into recognized chapters and sections these are usually given, and the orators are (when possible) cited by speech and section; but references by page are given in accordance with custom to Aristotle (Bekker), the commentators on Aristotle (Berlin edition), Plato (Stephanus), Philo (Mangey), Plutarch's Moralia (Wyttenbach), Galen (Kühn, except for certain recently edited treatises), Athenaeus (Casaubon), Julian (Spanheim), and Themistius (Hardouin). Page-references to other authors are in general introduced by 'p.' and followed by the initial of the editor's name; if not, the facts are stated in List I. The symbol' Fr.' (= Fragment) is generally used where the remains of an author consist partly of complete works and partly of quotations ; a simple number denotes a fragment drawn from one of the collections indicated in List I. Where supplementary or recent but uncompleted collections are quoted, the initial of the editor (e.g. ' D.' for Demiańczuk, 'J.' for Jacoby) is added to the number of the fragment. The annotations of ancient commentators are cited either by reference to the passage discussed or as substantive works: thus 'Ulp. ad D.' followed by reference to speech and section, but 'Did. in D.' cited by column and line of papyrus.

I. Authors and Works

Abydenus Historicus [Abyd.] ii A D. (?) Ed. C. Müller, FHG iv p. 279. Aceratus Epigrammaticus [Acerat.] v. Anthologia Graeca. Acesander Historicus [Acesand.] iii or ii B.C. Ed. C. Müller, FHG iv p. 285. Achaeus Tragicus [Achae.] v B.C. Ed. A. Nauck, TGF p. 746. Achilles Tatius Astronomus [Ach.Tat.] iii A.D. (?) Introductio in Aratum, ed. E. Maass, Commentariorum in Ara- tum reliquiae, Berlin 1898, p. 25. [Intr.Arat.] Achilles Tatius Scriptor Eroticus [Ach.Tat.] iv A.D. (?) Ed. R. Hercher, Erotici i p. 37. Acusilaus Historicus [Acus.] v B.C. Ed. F. Jacoby, FGrH i p. 47. Adaeus Epigrammaticus i A.D. v. Anthologia Graeca. Adamantius Physiognomonicus [Adam.] iv A.D. Ed. R. Förster, Scriptores Physiognomonici, Leipzig (T.) 1893, i p. 297. Aelianus [Ael.] ii/iii A.D. Ed. R. Hercher, Leipzig (T.) 1864-87. Ep. = Epistulae (ed. R. Hercher, Epistolographi, p. 17) Fr. = Fragmenta NA = De Natura Animalium (excerpts in Ar.Byz.Epit.) Tact. = Tactica (ed. H. Köchly & W. Rüstow, Griechische Kriegsschriftsteller, Leipzig 1855) VH = Varia Historia Aelius Dionysius Grammaticus [Ael.Dion.] ii A.D. Ed. E. Schwabe, Aelii Dionysii et Pausaniae Atticistarum Frag- menta, Leipzig 1890. Aemilianus Epigrammaticus [Aemil.] i A.D. v. Anthologia Graeca. Aeneas Gazaeus Rhetor [Aen.Gaz.] v/vi A.D. Epistulae, ed. R. Hercher, Epistolographi, p. 24. [Ep.] Theophrastus, ed. J. F. Boissonade, Paris 1836. [Thphr.] Aeneas Tacticus [Aen.Tact.] iv B.C. Ed. R. Schöne, Leipzig (T) 1911. Aesara Philosophus [Aesar.] Apud Stobaeum. Aeschines Orator [Aeschin.] iv B.C. Ed. F. Blass, Leipzig (T.) 1896. Ep. = Epistulae Aeschines Socraticus Philosophus [Aeschin.Socr.] iv B.C. Ed. H. Dittmar, Berlin 1912. Aeschrio Lyricus iv B.C. Ed. T. Bergk, PLG ii p. 516. Aeschylus Tragicus [A.] vi/v B.C. Ed. A. Sidgwick, Oxford (OCT). Scholia, ed. W. Dindorf in editione Aeschyli, Oxford 1851. Scholia in Aeschyli Persas, ed. O. Dähnhardt, Leipzig (T.) 1894. Ag. = Agamemnon Ch. = Choephori Eleg. = Fragmenta Elegiaca, ed. T. Bergk, PLG ii p. 240. Eu. = Eumenides Fr. = Fragmenta, ed. A. Nauck, TGF p. 3; new fragments, marked A, B, &c., ed. H. W. Smyth, American Journal of Philology, xli (1920) p. 101. Pers. = Persae Pr. = Prometheus Vinctus Supp. = Supplices Th. = Septem contra Thebas Aeschylus Alexandrinus Tragicus [Aesch.Alex.] iii B.C. Ed. A. Nauck, TGF p. 824. Aesopus Fabularum Scriptor [Aesop.] Ed. C. Halm, Leipzig (T.) 1889. Prov. = Proverbia, ed. E. L. von Leutsch & F. G. Schneide- win, Paroemiographi ii p. 228. Aethlius Historicus v B.C. (?) Ed. C. Müller, FHG iv p. 287. Aëtius Medicus [Aët.] vi A.D. Editio Aldina, Venice 1534 (Lib. i-viii); Lib. vii 1-90, ed. J. Hirschberg, Leipzig 1899; Lib. ix, ed. S. Zervos, *)aqhna= xxiii (1911) p. 265; Lib. xi, ed. C. Daremberg & C. E. Ruelle, Ruf<*>s, Paris 1879, p. 85; Lib. xii, ed. G. A. Kostomiris, Paris 1892; Lib. xiii (parts), xv, ed. S. Zervos, *)aqhna= xviii (1906) p. 241, xxi (1909) p. 3; Lib. xvi, ed. S. Zervos, Leipzig 1901. Africanus, Julius Historicus [Afric.] ii/iii A.D. Cest. = *kestoi/ in POxy. 412. Agaclytus Historicus [Agaclyt.] Ed. C. Müller, FHG iv p. 288. Agatharchides Geographus [Agatharch.] ii B.C. Ed. C. Müller, GGM i p. 111. Fr.Hist. = Fragmenta Historica, ed. C. Müller, FHG iii p. 190. Agathemerus Geographus [Agathem.] post Posidonium. Ed. C. Müller, GGM ii p. 471. Agathias Historicus et Epigrammaticus [Agath.] vi A.D. Ed. L. Dindorf, HGM ii p. 132. v. Anthologia Graeca. Agathinus Medicus [Agathin.] i A.D. Apud Oribasium. Agatho Tragicus v B.C. Ed. A. Nauck, TGF p. 763. Agathocles Historicus [Agathocl.] Ed. C. Müller, FHG iv p. 288. Agis Epigrammaticus v. Anthologia Graeca. Aglaïas Elegiacus i A.D. Ed. U. Cats Bussemaker, Poetae Bucolici et Didactici, p. 97, Paris (D.) 1850. Albinus Philosophus [Alb.] ii A.D. Introductio in Platonem, ed. C. F. Hermann, Plato, vol. vi, Leip- zig (T.) 1892, p. 147. [Intr.] Alcaeus Comicus [Alc.Com.] v/iv B.C. Ed. T. Kock, CAF i p. 756; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, Supp. Com. p. 7. Alcaeus Lyricus [Alc.] vii/vi B.C. Ed. T. Bergk, PLG iii p. 147; suppl. E. Diehl, Supp. Lyr.3 p. 10. [Supp.] Alcaeus Messenius Epigrammaticus [Alc.Mess.] iii/ii B.C. v. Anthologia Graeca. Alcidamas Rhetor [Alcid.] iv B.C. Ed F. Blass, Antipho, Leipzig (T.) 1892, p. 183. Od. = *)odusseu/s. Soph. = peri\ sofistw=n Alcinous Philosophus [Alcin.] Introductio in Platonem, ed. C. F. Hermann, Plato, Leipzig (T.) 1892, vol. vi, p. 152. [Intr.] Alciphro Epistolographus [Alciphr.] iv A.D. Ed. M. A. Schepers, Leipzig (T.) 1905. (Cited acc. to numera- tion of earlier edd.) Alcmaeon Philosophus v B.C. Ed. H. Diels, Vorsokr. i p. 131. Alcman Lyricus [Alcm.] vii B.C. Ed. T. Bergk, PLG iii p. 14. Alexander Comicus [Alexand.Com.] Ed. T. Kock, CAF iii p. 372. Alexander Aetolus Elegiacus [Alex.Aet.] iii. B.C. Ed. J. U. Powell, Coll. Alex. p. 121. 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Sent. = Sententiae (ku/riai do/cai) Sent.Vat. = Gnomologium Vaticanum, ed. Wotke-Usener, Wien. Stud. X (1888) pp. 175-201 = Usener, Kleine Schriften i p. 297; ed. P. von der Mühll (v. supr.). NOTE.—Unedited papyri are cited from transcripts furnished by W. Crönert. Epigenes Comicus [Epig.] iv B.C. Ed. T. Kock, CAF ii p. 416. Epigoni Ed. T. W. Allen, Homeri Opera v, Oxford (OCT), p. 115. Epigonus Epigrammaticus [Epig.] v. Anthologia Graeca. Epilycus Comicus [Epil.] v/iv B.C. (?) Ed. T. Kock, CAF ip. 803; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, Supp.Com.p.40. Epimenides Philosophus [Epimenid.] vi B.C. Ed. H. Diels, Vorsokr. ii p. 185. Epinicus Comicus [Epin.] ii B.C. Ed. T. Kock, CAF iii p. 330. Erasistratus Medicus [Erasistr.] iii B.C. Apud Galenum. Eratosthenes Epicus [Eratosth.] iii B.C. Ed. J. U. Powell, Coll. Alex. p. 58. Cat. = *katasterismoi/, ed. A. Olivieri, Mythographi Graeci iii (1), Leipzig (T.) 1897. Eratosthenes Scholasticus Epigrammaticus [Eratosth.] vi A.D. v. Anthologia Graeca. 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Elementa, cited without title Dat. = Data Fr. = Fragmenta Opt. = Optica Phaen. = Phaenomena Sect.Can. = Sectio Canonis Eucrates Historicus [Eucrat.] Ed. C. Müller, FHG iv p. 407. Eudemus Philosophus [Eudem.] iv B.C. Cited from sources. Cf. F. W. A. Mullach, FPG iii p. 222; Spengel, Eudemi Rhodii Fragmenta, Berlin 1866. Eudoxus Astronomus [Eudox.] iv B.C. Ars = Ars astronomica, ed. F. Blass, Kiel 1887 (cited by col. and line). Eudoxus Comicus [Eudox.Com.] Ed. T. Kock, CAF iii p. 332. Eugaeon Historicus v B.C. Ed. C. Müller, FHG ii p. 16, iv p. 653 [fort. Euagon]. Eugenes Epigrammaticus v. Anthologia Graeca. Eumelus Epicus [Eumel.] viii B.C. (?) Ed. G. Kinkel, EGF p. 185. Eunapius Historicus [Eun.] <*>v/v A.D. Hist. = Fragmenta Historica, ed. L. Dindorf, HGM i p. 205. VS = Vitae Sophistarum, ed. J. F. Boissonade (post Philostratum, ed. Westermann), Paris (D.) 1849. Eunicus Comicus [Eunic.] v B.C. Ed. T. Kock, CAF i p. 781. Euodus Epigrammaticus [Euod.] v. Anthologia Graeca. 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Fr. = Fragmenta HF = Hercules Furens Hec. = Hecuba Hel. = Helena Heracl. = Heraclidae Hipp. = Hippolytus Hyps. = Hypsipyle, ed. A. S. Hunt, Tragicorum Graecorum Fragmenta Papyracea, Oxford (OCT). IA = Iphigenia Aulidensis IT = Iphigenia Taurica Ion Med. = Medea *Melanipp.Capt. = Melanippe Captiva *Melanipp.Sap. = Melanippe Sapiens *Oen. = Oeneus Or. = Orestes Ph. = Phoenissae *Phaëth. = Phaëthon *Pirith. = Pirithous Rh. = Rhesus *Sthen. = Stheneboea Supp. = Supplices Tr. = Troades Scholia in Euripidem, ed. W. Dindorf, 4 vols., Oxford 1863; ed. E. Schwarz, 2 vols., Berlin 1887, 1891. Euryphamus Pythagoreus [Euryph.] Apud Stobaeum; cf. F. W. A. Mullach, FPG ii p. 15. Eusebius Historicus [Eus.Hist.] iii A.D. Ed. L. Dindorf, HGM i p. 201. Eusebius Caesariensis Scriptor Ecclesiasticus [Eus.] iv A.D. DE = Demonstratio Evangelica, ed. I. A. Heikel, Leipzig 1913. PE = Praeparatio Evangelica, ed. E. H. Gifford, Oxford 1903. Eusebius Myndius Philosophus [Eus.Mynd.] Ed. F. W. A. 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Kuiper, Mnemosyne xxviii (1900) p. 237. Favorinus Historicus [Favorin.] ii A.D. Ed. C. Müller, FHG iii p. 577. Favorinus Philosophus [Favorin.] Apud Stobaeum. Festus Grammaticus Latinus [Fest.] ii A.D. Ed. W. M. Lindsay, Leipzig (T.) 1913. Firmicus Maternus Astrologus [Firm.] iv A.D. Ed. W. Kroll & F. Skutsch, Leipzig (T.) 1897, 1913. Flaccus Epigrammaticus; v. Statyllius, Tullius Fortunatianus Rhetor [Fortunat.Rh.] iv A.D.(?) Ed. C. Halm, Rhetores Latini Minores, p. 79, Leipzig 1863. Fronto, M. Cornelius Scriptor Latinus ii A.D. Ep. = Epistulae, ed. S. A. Naber, Leipzig 1867; ed. C. R. Hames, London & New York (Loeb) 1919-20. Gabrielius Epigrammaticus [Gabriel.] vi A.D. v. Anthologia Graeca. Gaetulicus, Cn. Lentulus Epigrammaticus [Gaet.] i A.D. v. Anthologia Graeca. Galenus Medicus [Gal.] ii A.D. Ed. C. G. Kühn, Leipzig 1821-33 (cited by vol. and p.); ed. H. Diels et alii, CMG v 4 (2), 9 (1, 2), Leipzig 1918- (in pro- gress): the following works (cited by title) are separately edited in the editions named: Anim.Pass. = peri\ yuxh=s paqw=n ktl., ed. J. Marquardt, Galeni Scripta Minora i p. 1, Leipzig (T.) 1884. Consuet. = peri\ e)qw=n, ed. I. Müller, Scripta Minora (v. supr.) ii p. 9. Inst.Log. = ei)sagwgh\ dialektikh/, ed. C. Kalbfleisch, Leipzig (T.) 1896. Libr.Ord. = peri\ th=s ta/cews tw=n i)di/wn bibli/wn, ed. I. Müller, Scripta Minora (v. supr.) ii p. 80. Libr.Propr. = peri\ tw=n i)di/wn bibli/wn, ib. p. 91. Med.Phil. = o(/ti o( a)/ristos i)atro\s kai\ filo/sofos, ib. p. 1. Mixt. = peri\ kra/sewn, ed. G. Helmreich, Leipzig (T.) 1904. Nat.Fac. = peri\ fusikw=n duna/mewn, ed. G. Helmreich, Scripta Minora iii p. 101. Opt.Doctr. = peri\ th=s a)ri/sths didaskali/as, ed. J. Marquardt, ib. i p. 82. Parv.Pil. = peri\ tou= dia\ th=s smikra=s sfai/ras gumnasiou, ib. p. 93. Phil.Hist. = filo/sofos i(stori/a, ed. H. Diels, Doxographi Graeci, Berlin 1879. Protr. = protreptiko/s, ed. J. Marquardt, Scripta Minora i p. 103. Sect.Intr. = peri\ ai(re/sewn toi=s ei)sagome/nois, ed. G. Helmreich, ib. iii p. 1. Subf.Emp. = Subfiguratio Empirica, ed. M. Bonnet, Bonn 1872. Thras. = *qrasu/boulos, ed. G. Helmreich, Scripta Minora iii p. 33. UP = de Usu Partium, ed. G. Helmreich, Leipzig (T.) 1907-9. Vict.Att. = peri\ leptunou/shs diai/ths, ed. C. Kalbfleisch, CMG v (4), Leipzig 1923. The work De placitis Hippocratis et Platonis (cited by vol. and p. of Kühn) has been re-edited by I. Müller, Leipzig 1874. Gallus Epigrammaticus i B.C.(?) v. Anthologia Graeca. Gaudentius Musicus [Gaud.Harm.] Ed. C. Jan, Musici Scriptores Graeci, Leipzig (T.) 1895, p. 327. Gauradas Epigrammaticus v. Anthologia Graeca. Gellius, Aulus Grammaticus Latinus [Gell.] ii A.D. Ed. C. Hosius, Leipzig (T.) 1903. Geminus Astronomicus [Gem.] i B.C. Ed. C. Manitius, Leipzig (T.) 1898. Calend. = Calendarium, ed. C. Wachsmuth (post Lyd.Ost.,p. 181). Geminus Epigrammaticus; v. Tullius Geminus. Geoponica [Gp.] Ed. H. Beckh, Leipzig (T.) 1895. Germanicus Caesar Epigrammaticus [Germ.] i B.C./i A.D v. Anthologia Graeca. Glaucus Atheniensis Epigrammaticus [Glauc.] v. Anthologia Graeca. Glaucus Nicopolitanus Epigrammaticus [Glauc.] v. Anthologia Graeca. Glossaria [Gloss.] Ed. G. Loewe, G. Goetz & F. Schoell, Corpus Glossariorum Latinorum, Leipzig 1888-1924. Gorgias Rhetor et Sophista [Gorg.] v B.C. Ed. H. Diels, Vorsokr. ii p. 235. Hel., Pal. = Helena, Palamedes, ed. F. Blass (post Antiphontem, q. v.). Gorgon Historicus Ed. C. Müller, FHG iv p. 410. Gregorius Corinthius Grammaticus [Greg.Cor.] xii A.D. Ed. G. H. Schaefer, Leipzig 1811. Trop. = peri\ tro/pwn, ed. L. Spengel, Rhet. iii p. 215. Gregorius Cyprius Paroemiographus [Greg.Cypr.] xiii A.D. Ed. E. L. von Leutsch & F. G. Schneidewin, Paroemiographi i p. 349, ii p. 53. Hadrianus Rhetor [Hadr.Rh.] ii A.D. Ed. H. Hinck (post Polemonem, p. 44), Leipzig (T.) 1873. Hadrianus Imperator Epigrammaticus [Hadr.] ii A.D. v. Anthologia Graeca. Hanno Geographus translated iv B.C. Peripl. = Periplus, ed. C. Müller, GGM i p. 1. Harmodius Historicus [Harmod.] Ed. C. Müller, FHG iv p. 411. Harpocratio Grammaticus [Harp.] i or ii A.D. Ed. W. Dindorf, Oxford 1853. Harpocratio Medicus et Astrologus [Harp.Astr.] i A.D. in Cat. Cod. Astr. Hecataeus Abderita Historicus [Hecat.Abd.] iii B.C. Ed. C. Müller, FHG ii p. 384. Hecataeus Milesius Historicus [Hecat.] vi/v B.C. Ed. F. Jacoby, FGrH i p. 1. Hedyle Epigrammatica Apud Athenaeum. Hedylus Epigrammaticus [Hedyl.] iii B.C. v. Anthologia Graeca. Hegemon Comicus et Parodus [Hegem.] v B.C. Ed. T. Kock, CAF i p. 700; ed. P. Brandt, Corpusculum poesis epicae ludibundae i p. 42, Leipzig (T.) 1888. Hegesander Historicus [Hegesand.] Ed. C. Müller, FHG iv p. 412. Hegesianax Epicus [Hegesian.] ii B.C. Ed. J. U. Powell, Coll. Alex. p. 8. Hegesias Historicus Ed. C. Müller, SRAM p. 138. Hegesippus Comicus [Hegesipp.Com.] iii B.C. Ed. T. Kock, CAF iii p. 312. Hegesippus Epigrammaticus [Hegesipp.] v. Anthologia Graeca. Heliodorus Scriptor Eroticus [Hld.] iii A.D. Ed. W. A. Hirschig, Erotici, p. 223, Paris (D.) 1856. Heliodorus Medicus [Heliod.] i/ii A.D. Apud Oribasium. Heliodorus Periegeta [Heliod.Hist.] Ed. C. Müller, FHG iv p. 425. Heliodorus Philosophus [Heliod.] in EN = in Ethica Nicomachea paraphrasis, ed. G. Heylbut (Comm. in Arist. Graeca xix pars ii), Berlin 1889. Helladius Epigrammaticus [Hellad.] ii A.D.(?) v. Anthologia Graeca. Helladius [Hellad.] Apud Photium (Bibl., cod. 279). Hellanicus Historicus [Hellanic.] v B.C. Ed. F. Jacoby, FGrH i p. 104. Hellenica Oxyrhynchia [Hell.Oxy.] Cum Theopompi et Cratippi fragmentis, ed. B. P. Grenfell & A. S. Hunt, Oxford (OCT). Hemerologium Florentinum [Hemerolog.Flor.] = Histoire de l' Acad. roy. des Inscr. et Belles-lettres avec Mém. de litt., Paris, t. xlvii, 1809, pp. 66-84. Heniochus Comicus [Henioch.] Ed. T. Kock, CAF ii p. 431. Hephaestio Astrologus [Heph.Astr.] iv A.D. in Cat. Cod. Astr. Bk. i, ed. A. Engelbrecht, Vienna 1887. Hephaestio Grammaticus [Heph.] Hephaestionis Enchiridion cum commentariis veteribus, ed. M. Consbruch, Leipzig (T.) 1906; cited without title. Poëm. = peri\ poihma/twn, ed. M. Consbruch, ibid. p. 62. Scholia, ibid. p. 79; ed. R. Westphal, Scriptores Metrici Graeci i p. 95, Leipzig (T.) 1866. Heraclas Medicus [Heracl.] Apud Oribasium. Heraclides Comicus [Heraclid.Com.] iv B.C. Ed. T. Kock, CAF ii p. 435. Heraclides Historicus [Heraclid.] Pol. = peri\ politeiw=n, ed. V. Rose, in Arist. Fr. pp. 370-86. Heraclides Cumaeus Historicus [Heraclid.Cum.] iv B.C. Ed. C. Müller, FHG ii p. 95. Heraclides Lembus Historicus [Heraclid.Lemb.] ii B.C. Ed. C. Müller, FHG iii p. 167. Heraclides Ponticus Historicus [Heraclid.Pont.] iv B.C. Ed. C. Müller, FHG ii p. 197; cf. O. Voss, De Heraclidis Pontici vita et scriptis, Rostock 1896. Heraclides Sinopensis Epigrammaticus [Heraclid.Sinop.] v. Anthologia Graeca. Heraclides Tarentinus Medicus [Heraclid.] i B.C. Apud Galenum. Heraclitus [Heraclit.] i A.D. (?) All. = Allegoriae = Quaestiones Homericae, ediderunt societatis philologae Bonnensis sodales, prolegomena scripsit F. Oel- mann, Leipzig (T.) 1910. Heraclitus Epigrammaticus [Heraclit.] iii B.C. Anthologia Graeca. Heraclitus Paradoxographus [Heraclit.] Incred. = de incredibilibus, ed. N. Festa, Mythographi Graeci iii (2), Leipzig (T.) 1902. Heraclitus Philosophus [Heraclit.] vi/v B.C. Ed. H. Diels, Vorsokr. i p. 67. Ep. = Epistulae, ed. R. Hercher, Epistolographi, p. 409. Herillus Carthaginiensis Stoicus [Herill.Stoic.] iii B.C. Ed. H. von Arnim, SVF i p. 91. Hermes Trismegistus [Herm.] Apud Stobaeum: see also Corpus Hermeticum. Hermesianax Elegiacus [Hermesian.] iv/iii B.C. Ed. J. U. Powell, Coll. Alex. p. 96. Hermias Historicus [Herm.Hist.] iv B.C. Ed. C. Müller, FHG ii p. 80. Hermias Iambographus [Herm.Iamb.] iii B.C. (?) Ed. J. U. Powell, Coll. Alex. p. 237. Hermias Alexandrinus Philosophus [Herm.] v A.D. in Phdr. = in Platonis Phaedrum scholia, ed. P. Couvreur, Paris 1901; cited by Ast's pages, given in Couvreur's margin. Hermippus Comicus [Hermipp.] v B.C. Ed. T. Kock, CAF i p. 224; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, Supp. Com. p. 53. Iamb. = Fragmenta Iamborum, ed. T. Bergk, PLG ii p. 505. Hermippus Historicus [Hermipp.Hist.] iii/ii B.C. Ed. C. Müller, FHG iii p. 35. Hermocles Lyricus [Hermocl.] iv/iii B.C. Ed. J. U. Powell, Coll. Alex. p. 173. Hermocreon Epigrammaticus [Hermocr.] v. Anthologia Graeca. Hermodorus Epigrammaticus [Hermod.] v. Anthologia Graeca. Hermogenes Rhetor [Hermog.] ii A.D. Ed. H. Rabe, Leipzig (T.) 1913. Id. = peri\ i)dew=n Inv. = peri\ eu(re/sews Meth. = peri\ meqo/dou deino/thtos Prog. = progumna/smata Stat. = peri\ tw=n sta/sewn Hermon vel Hermonax Epicus Ed. J. U. Powell, Coll. Alex. p. 251. Hero Mechanicus ii/i B.C. (?) Ed. W. Schmidt, H. Schöne, J. L. Heiberg, Leipzig (T.) 1899- 1914; Belopoeica, ed. R. Schneider, Metz 1907; spurious treatises (distd. by asterisk), ed. F. Hultsch, Berlin 1864. Aut. = Automatopoetica Bel. = Belopoeica *Deff. = Definitiones Dioptr. = Dioptra *Geep. = Liber Geeponicus *Geom. = Geometrica *Mens. = Mensurae Metr. = Metrica Spir. = (Spiritalia) Pneumatica *Stereom. = Stereometrica Herodas Mimographus [Herod.] iii B.C. Ed. W. Headlam & A. D. Knox, Cambridge 1922. Herodianus Grammaticus [Hdn.] ii A.D. Hdn.Gr. = Herodiani Technici reliquiae, ed. A. Lentz, Leipzig 1867-70 (cited by vol. and p.). Hdn.Epim. = Partitiones, ed. J. F. Boissonade, London 1819. Hdn.Philet. = Philetaerus, ed. Pierson, with Moeris, q. v. Hdn.Vers. = de Versibus, ed. W. Studemund, Jahrbücher für klassische Philologie xcv (1867) p. 618. Herodianus Historicus [Hdn.] iii A.D. Ed. K. Stavenhagen, Leipzig (T.) 1922. Herodianus Rhetor [Hdn.] Fig. = de Figuris, ed. L. Spengel, Rhet. iii p. 83. Herodorus Historicus [Herodor.] v/iv B.C. Ed. F. Jacoby, FGrH i p. 215. Herodotus Historicus [Hdt.] v B.C. Ed. C. Hude, Oxford (OCT). Ps.-Hdt.Vit.Hom. = Vita Homeri, ed. T. W. Allen, Homeri Opera v, Oxford (OCT), p. 192. Herodotus Medicus [Herod.Med.] i A.D. Apud Oribasium. Cf. R. Fuchs, Rheinisches Museum xlix (1894) p. 532, l (1895) p. 576, lviii (1903) p. 69, Festschrift zu J. Vahlens 70. Geburtstag, p. 147 sq.; M. Wellmann, Hermes xl (1905) p. 580, xlviii (1913) p. 141. Herophilus Medicus [Herophil.] iii B.C. Apud Galenum. Hesiodus Epicus [Hes.] Ed. A. Rzach, editio tertia, Leipzig (T.) 1913. Fr. = Fragmenta Op. = Opera et Dies Sc. = Scutum Herculis Th. = Theogonia Hesychius Milesius Historicus [Hsch.Mil.] vi A.D. Ed. C. Müller, FHG iv p. 143. Hesychius Lexicographus [Hsch.] v A.D. (?) Ed. M. Schmidt, Jena 1858-68. Hicesius Medicus [Hices.] i B.C. Apud Athenaeum. Hierocles Facetiarum Scriptor [Hierocl.] iv A.D. (?) Ed. A. Eberhard, Philogelos: Hieroclis et Philagrü facetiae, Berlin 1869. [Facet.] Hierocles Historicus [Hierocl.Hist.] iii A.D. (?) Ed. C. Müller, FGH iv p. 429. Hierocles Platonicus Philosophus [Hierocl.] v A.D. in CA = in Carmen Aureum, ed. F. W. A. Mullach, FPG i p. 408. Prov. = de providentia, apud Photium; cited by Bekker's page. Hierocles Stoicus Philosophus [Hierocl.] i/ii A.D. Ed. H. v. Arnim, BKT iv (1906); cited by Arnim's page. Hieronymus Cardianus Historicus [Hieronym.Hist.] iv/iii B.C. Ed. C. Müller, FHG ii p. 450. Himerius Sophista [Him.] iv A.D. Ed. F. Dübner, Paris (D.) 1849 (post Philostratum, ed. Wester- mann). Ecl. = Eclogae Or. = Orationes Hippagoras Historicus Ed. C. Müller, FHG iv p. 430. Hipparchus Astronomicus [Hipparch.] ii B.C. Ed. C. Manitius, Leipzig (T.) 1894. Hipparchus Comicus [Hipparch.Com.] iii B.C. (?) Ed. T. Kock, CAF iii p. 272. Hipparchus Philosophus Pythagoreus [Hipparch.] Apud Stobaeum; cf. F. W. A. Mullach, FPG ii p. 16. Hippias Eleus Historicus et Sophista v B.C. Ed. F. Jacoby, FGrH i p. 156; ed. H. Diels, Vorsokr. ii p. 282. Hippias Erythraeus Historicus [Hippias Erythr.] Ed. C. Müller, FHG iv p. 431. Hippiatrica [Hippiatr.] Veterinariae Medicinae libri duo, ed. S. Grynaeus, Basel 1537; ed. E. Oder & C. Hoppe, Leipzig (T.) 1924. Hippocrates Medicus [Hp.] v B.C. Ed. E. Littré, 10 vols., Paris 1839-61; ed. H. Kuehlewein, vols. i-ii (all published), Leipzig 1894, 1902. Acut. = peri\ diai/ths o)ce/wn Acut.(Sp.) = peri\ diai/ths o)ce/wn (no/qa) Aër. = peri\ a)e/rwn u(da/twn to/pwn Aff. = peri\ paqw=n Alim. = peri\ trofh=s Anat. = peri\ a)natomh=s Aph. = a)forismoi/ Art. = peri\ a)/rqrwn e)mbolh=s de Arte = peri\ te/xnhs Carn. = peri\ sarkw=n Coac. = *kwakai\ prognw/sies Cord. = peri\ kardi/hs Decent. = peri\ eu)sxhmosu/nhs Dent. = peri\ o)dontofui/+hs Dieb.Judic. = peri\ krisi/mwn h(mere/wn Ep. = e)pistolai/ Epid. = e)pidhmi/ai Fist. = peri\ suri/ggwn Flat. = peri\ fusw=n Foet.Exsect. = peri\ e)gkatatomh=s e)mbru/oi Fract. = peri\ a)gmw=n Genit. = peri\ gonh=s Gland. = peri\ a)de/nwn Haem. = peri\ ai(morroi/+dwn Hebd. = peri\ e(bdoma/dwn, ed. W. H. Roscher, Die Hippokratische Schrift von der Siebenzahl, Paderborn 1913. Hum. = peri\ xumw=n Insomn. = peri\ e)nupni/wn Int. = peri\ tw=n e)nto\s paqw=n Judic. = peri\ krisi/wn Jusj. = o(/rkos Lex = no/mos Liqu. = peri\ u(grw=n xrh/sios Loc.Hom. = peri\ to/pwn tw=n kata\ a)/nqrwpon Medic. = peri\ i)htrou= Mochl. = moxliko/n Morb. = peri\ nou/swn Morb.Sacr. = peri\ i(erh=s nou/sou Mul. = gunaikei=a Nat.Hom. = peri\ fu/sios a)nqrw/pou Nat.Mul. = peri\ gunaikei/hs fu/sios Nat.Puer. = peri\ fu/sios paidi/ou Oct. = peri\ o)ktamh/nou Off. = kat' i)htrei=on Oss. = peri\ o)ste/wn fu/sios Praec. = paraggeli/ai Prog. = prognwstiko/n Prorrh. = prorrhtiko/n Salubr. = peri\ diai/ths u(gieinh=s Septim. = peri\ e(ptamh/nou Septim. (Sp.) = peri\ e(ptamh/nou (second treatise) Steril. = peri\ a)fo/rwn Superf. = peri\ e)pikuh/sios Ulc. = peri\ e(lkw=n VC = peri\ tw=n e)n kefalh_| trwma/twn VM = peri\ a)rxai/hs i)htrikh=|s Vict. = peri\ diai/ths Vid.Ac. = peri\ o)/yios Virg. = peri\ parqeni/wn Hippodamus Pythagoreus [Hippod.] Apud Stobaeum. 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Polyclitus Philosophus [Polyclit.] v/iv B.C. Ed. H. Diels, Vorsokr. i p. 294. Polycrates Historicus [Polycr.] Ed. C. Müller, FHG iv p. 480. Polystratus Epicureus [Polystr.] iii B.C. Ed. C. Wilke, Leipzig (T.) 1905 (cited by page). Polystratus Epigrammaticus [Polystr.] v. Anthologia Graeca. Polyzelus Comicus [Polyzel.] v/iv B.C. Ed. T. Kock, CAF i p. 789; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, Supp. Com. p. 82. Pompeius Epigrammaticus [Pomp.] i A.D. v. Anthologia Graeca. Pompeius Macer Tragicus [Pomp.Mac.] Ed. A. Nauck, TGF p. 830. Porphyrius Tyrius Philosophus [Porph.] iii A.D. Abst. = de Abstinentia, ed. A. Nauck2, Porphyrii Opuscula, Leipzig (T.) 1886. ad Il. (Od.) = Quaestionum Homericarum ad Iliadem (Odysseam) pertinentium reliquiae, ed. H. Schrader, Leipzig 1880-82, 1890. Antr. = de Antro Nympharum, ed. A. Nauck2, Porphyrii Opuscula, Leipzig (T.) 1886. Chr. = adversus Christianos, ed. A. von Harnack, Abh. Berl. Akad. 1916. Fr.Hist. = Fragmenta Historica, ed. C. Müler, FGH iii p. 688. Gaur. = ad Gaurum (pw=s e)myuxou=tai ta\ e)/mbrua), ed. T. Kalbfleisch, Abh. Berl. Akad. 1895. in Cat. = in Aristotelis Categorias commentarium, ed. A. Busse (Comm. in Arist. Graeca iv pars i p. 55), Berlin 1887. in Harm. = in Ptolemaei Harmonica, ed. J. Wallis (post Ptole- maeum). in Ptol. = in Ptolemaei Tetrabiblon, Basel 1559 (cited by page). Intr. = Isagoge sive quinque voces, ed. A. Busse (Comm. in Arist. Graeca iv pars i p. 1), Berlin 1887. Marc. = ad Marcellam, ed. A. Nauck2, Porphyrii Opuscula, Leipzig (T.) 1886. Plot. = Vita Plotini, ed. A. Westermann, v. Diogenes Laertius; ed. R. Volkmann, v. Plotinus. Sent. = Sententiae ad intelligibilia ducentes, ed. B. Mommert, Leipzig (T.) 1907. VP = Vita Pythagorae, ed. A. Nauck2, Porphyrii Opuscula, Leipzig (T.) 1886. Posidippus Comicus [Posidipp.] iii B.C. Ed. T. Kock, CAF iii p. 335. Posidippus Epigrammaticus [Posidipp.] iii B.C. v. Anthologia Graeca. Posidonius Historicus [Posidon.] ii/i B.C. Ed. C. Müller, FHG iii p. 245. Posidonius Medicus [Posidon.] iii/iv A.D. Apud Aëtium. Pratinas Lyricus et Tragicus [Pratin.] vi/v B.C. Fragmenta Lyrica, ed. T. Bergk, PLG iii p. 557. [Lyr.] Fragmenta Tragica, ed. A. Nauck, TGF p. 726. [Trag.] Praxagoras Historicus [Praxag.] iv A.D. Ed. L. Dindorf, HGM i p. 438. Praxilla Lyrica [Praxill.] v B.C. Ed. T. Bergk, PLG iii p. 566. Priscianus Grammaticus [Priscian.] v/vi A.D. Inst. = Institutio, ed. M. Hertz & H. Keil, Gramm. Lat., vols. ii & iii, Leipzig 1855-9. Priscianus Lydus Philosophus [Prisc.Lyd.] vi A.D. Ed. I. Bywater (Supplementum Aristotelicum i pars ii), Berlin 1886. Priscus Historicus [Prisc.] v A.D. Ed. L. Dindorf, HGM i p. 275. Proclus Philosophus [Procl.] v A.D. ad Hes.Op. = ad Hesiodi Opera et Dies, ed. T. Gaisford, Poetae Graeci Minores, vol. iii, p. 9. Chr. = Chrestomathia, ed. T. W. Allen, Homeri Opera v, Oxford (OCT), p. 99. H. = Hymni, ed. E. Abel (post Orphica, p. 276). Hyp. = Hypotyposis astronomicarum positionum, ed. C. Manitius, Leipzig (T.) 1909. in Alc. = in Platonis Alcibiadem, ed. F. Creuzer, Frankfurt 1820. in Cra. = in Platonis Cratylum commentaria, ed. G. Pasquali, Leipzig (T.) 1908. in Euc. = in primum Euclidis librum commentarius, ed. G. Fried- lein, Leipzig (T.) 1873. in Prm. = in Platonis Parmenidem commentarii, ed. G. Stallbaum, Leipzig 1840. in R. = in Platonis Rempublicam commentarii, ed. W. Kroll, 2 vols., Leipzig (T.) 1899, 1901. in Ti. = in Platonis Timaeum commentarii, ed. E. Diehl, 3 vols., Leipzig (T.) 1903, 1904, 1906. Inst = Institutio Theologica, ed. F. Dübner, in F. Creuzer & G. Moser, Plotinus, pp. li-cxvii, Paris (D.) 1855. Inst.Phys. = Institutio Physica, ed. A. Ritzenfeld, Leipzig (T.) 1912. Par.Ptol. = Paraphrasis Ptolemaei Tetrabiblou, ed. L. Allatius, Basel 1554 (cited by page). Theol.Plat. = peri\ th=s kata\ *iila/twna qeologi/as, ed. Aem. Portus, Hamburg 1618. Procopius Caesariensis Historicus [Procop.] vi A.D. Ed. J. Haury, Leipzig (T.) 1905-13. Aed. = de Aedificiis Arc. = Historia Arcana Goth. = de Bello Gothico Pers. = de Bello Persico Vand. = de Bello Vandalico Procopius Gazaeus Rhetor [Procop.Gaz.] v/vi A.D. Ed. J. F. Boissonade, Choricius, Paris 1846, pp. 129-78. Ecphr. = e)/kfrasis w(rologi/ou, ed. H. Diels, Abh. Berl. Akad. 1917, No. 7 (cited by Boissonade's page, given in margin). Ep. = Epistulae, ed. R. Hercher, Epistolographi, p. 533. Pan. = Panegyricus in Anastasium, ed. I. Bekker et B. G. Niebuhr, cum Dexippo et aliis, Bonn 1829 (cited by page); cf. C. Kemp, Procopii Gazaei in Imp. Anastasium Panegyricus, Bonn 1918. Prodicus Philosophus [Prodic.] v B.C. Ed. H. Diels, Vorsokr. ii p. 267. Promathidas Historicus [Promathid.] i B.C. Ed. C. Müller, FHG iii p. 201. Protagoras Philosophus [Protag.] v B.C. Ed. H. Diels, Vorsokr. ii p. 219. Protagoridas Historicus [Protagorid.] ii B.C. Ed. C. Müller, FHG iv p. 484. Proxenus Historicus [Proxen.] iii B.C. Ed. C. Müller, FHG ii p. 461. Psalms of Solomon [Psalm.Solom.] i B.C. Ed. H. E. Ryle & M. R. James, Cambridge 1891. Pseudo-Callisthenes Historicus [Ps.-Callisth.] Ed. C. Müller, SRAM p. 1 bis. Pseudo-Phocylidea [Ps.-Phoc.] i A.D. (?) Ed. T. Bergk, PLG ii p. 74. Note.—The spurious works of other authors cited with the prefix 'Pseudo-' will be found under the names of the several authors. Ptolemaeus Epigrammaticus [Ptol.] v. Anthologia Graeca. Ptolemaeus Mathematicus [Ptol.] ii A.D. Ed. J. L. Heiberg, Leipzig (T.) 1898-1907; works included in this edition are marked with an asterisk. *Alm. = Almagest = Syntaxis Mathematica *Anal. = peri\ a)nalh/mmatos Calend. = Calendarium, ed. C. Wachsmuth, v. Lyd. Ost. *Fr. = Fragmenta Geog. = Geographia (lib. i-iii, ed. C. Müller, C. T. Fischer, Paris 1883-1901; ed. F. A. Nobbe, Leipzig 1843-5). Harm. = Harmonica, ed. J. Wallis, Opera Mathematica iii, Oxford 1699. *Hyp. = *(upoqe/seis *Inscr.Can. = Inscriptio Canobi Judic. = peri\ krithri/ou, ed. J. Bullialdus, Paris 1663; ed. F. Hanow, Leipzig (Progr. Küstrin) 1870; cited by page of B., given in margin of H. *Phas. = *fa/seis *Planisph. = Planisphaerium *Pseph. = yhfofori/a Tetr. = Tetrabiblos, ed. J. Camerarius, Nürnberg 1535, cited by page of reprint, Basel 1553 (with Lat. transl. by P. Melanchthon). Ps.-Ptol. Centil. = Centiloquium (karpo/s), post Tetrabiblon editum. Scholia in Ptolemaei Tetrabiblon, Basel 1559; v. Porphyrius. Ptolemaeus Ascalonita [Ptol.Ascal.] Ed. G. Heylbut, Hermes xxii (1887) p. 388. Ptolemaeus Chennos [Ptol.Chenn.] c. 100 A.D. Cited from sources; cf. A. Chatzis, Der Philosoph und Gram- matiker Ptolemaios Chennos, Paderborn 1914. Ptolemaeus Euergetes II Historicus [Ptol.Euerg.] ii B.C. Ed. C. Müller, FHG iii p. 186. Ptolemaeus Megalopolitanus Historicus [Ptol.Megalop.] Ed. C. Müller, FHG iii p. 66. Pyrgio Historicus Ed. C. Müller, FHG iv p. 486. Pythaenetus Historicus [Pythaen.] Ed. C. Müller, FHG iv p. 487. Pythagoras Philosophus [Pythag.] vi/v B.C. Ed. H. Diels, Vorsokr. i p. 27, cf. p. 344. Pythagorae et Pythagoreorum Epistulae [Pythag. Ep.] Ed. R. Hercher, Epistolographi, p. 601. Cf. Melissa, Myia, Theano. Pythocles Historicus [Pythocl.] Ed. C. Müller, FHG iv p. 488. Python Tragicus iv B.C. Ed. A. Nauck, TGF p. 810. Quintilianus Rhetor Latinus [Quint.] i A.D. Ed. E. Bonnell, Leipzig (T.) 1884-9; ed. L. Radermacher, Leipzig (T.) 1907-. Inst. = Institutio Oratoria Quintus Smyrnaeus Epicus [Q.S.] iv A.D. (?) Ed. A. Zimmermann, Leipzig (T.) 1891. Rhetores Graeci [Rh.] Ed. Ch. Walz, 9 vols., Stuttgart 1832-6. Rhetorius Astrologus [Rhetor.] vi A.D. in Cat. Cod. Astr. Rhianus Epicus [Rhian.] iii B.C. Ed. J. U. Powell, Coll. Alex. p. 9. Rhinthon Comicus [Rhinth.] iii B.C. Ed. G. Kaibel, CGF p. 183. Rufinus Epigrammaticus [Rufin.] v. Anthologia Graeca. Rufus Medicus [Ruf.] ii A.D. Ed. C. Daremberg & C. E. Ruelle, Paris 1879. Anat. = a)natomh/ Onom. = peri\ o)nomasi/as Ren.Ves. = de renum et vesicae affectionibus Sat.Gon. = de satyriasmo et gonorrhoea Syn.Puls. = synopsis de pulsibus Rufus Rhetor [Ruf.Rh.] Ed. C. Hammer, in L. Spengel, Rhet. i2 (2), p. 399. Rutilius Lupus Rhetor [Rutil.] Ed. C. Halm, Rhetores Latini Minores, Leipzig 1863, p. 3. Sabinus, Tullius Epigrammaticus [Tull.Sab.] i A.D. (?) v. Anthologia Graeca. Sacerdos, Marius Plotius Grammaticus Latinus [Sacerd.] iii/iv A.D. Ed. H. Keil, Gramm. Lat. vi p. 416. Sallustius Philosophus [Sallust.] iv A.D. Ed. F. W. A. Mullach, FPG iii p. 28. Samus Epigrammaticus iii B.C. v. Anthologia Graeca. Sannyrio Comicus [Sannyr.] v B.C. Ed. T. Kock, CAFip 793; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, Supp. Com. p. 83. Sappho Lyrica [Sapph.] vii/vi B.C. Ed. Th. Bergk, PLG iii p. 82. Supp. = Papyrus fragments in E. Diehl, Supp. Lyr.3 p. 29.<*> Oxy. = Papyrus fragments in POxy., cited by No. of Pa<*> C. (?) Satyrus Epigrammaticus [Satyr.] v. Anthologia Graeca. iii B.C. Satyrus Historicus [Satyr.] Ed. C. Müller, FHG iii p. 159. Vit.Eur. = Vita Euripidis, POxy. 1176. Scamon Historicus Ed. C. Müller, FHG iv p. 489. Scholia See under several authors. iii B.C. Sciras Comicus Ed. G. Kaibel, CGF p. 190. Scolia [Scol.] Ed. T. Bergk, PLG iii p. 643. Scylax Geographus [Scyl.] iv B.C. (?) Ed. C. Müller, GGM i p. 15. Scymnus Geographus [Scymn.] ii B.C. Ed. C. Müller, GGM i p. 196. Scythinus Epigrammaticus [Scythin.] v. Anthologia Graeca. Scythinus Teius Poeta Philosophus [Scythin.] iv B.C. Ed. H. Diels, PPF p. 169. Secundus Gnomologus [Secund.] ii A.D. Sent. = Sententiae, ed. F. W. A. Mullach, FPG i p. 512. Seleucus Grammaticus et Historicus [Seleuc.] Cited from sources; cf. C. Müller, FHG iii p. 500. Seleucus Lyricus [Seleuc.Lyr.] Ed. J. U. Powell, Coll. Alex. p. 176. Semonides Iambographus [Semon.] vii/vi B.C. (?) Ed. T. Bergk, PLG ii p. 441 (ubi perperam 'Simonides'). Semus Historicus Ed. C. Müller, FHG iv p. 492. Seneca, L. Annaeus i A.D. QN = Quaestiones Naturales, ed. A. Gercke, Leipzig (T.) 1907. Serapio Astrologus ii/i B.C. (?) in Cat. Cod. Astr. Serapio Epigrammaticus v. Anthologia Graeca. Serapio Tragicus Ed. A. Nauck, TGF p. 831. Serenus Geometra [Seren.] iv A.D. Opuscula, ed. J. L. Heiberg, Leipzig (T.) 1896. Sect.Con. = Sectio Coni Sect.Cyl. = Sectio Cylindri Serenus Gnomologus [Seren.] Apud Stobaeum. Servius Grammaticus Latinus [Serv.] iv A.D. In Vergilii carmina commentarii, ed. G. Thilo & H Hagen, Leipzig 1878-1902. Severus Medicus [Sever.] iv A.D. Clyst. = de Clysteribus, ed F. R. Dietz, Königsberg 1836. Severus Philosophus [Sever.] ii A.D. Apud Eusebium. Sextus Pythagoreus [Sext.] Sent. = Sententiae, ed. A. Elter, Bonn 1891-2. Sextus Empiricus Philosophus [S.E.] ii A.D. Ed. H. Mutschmann, Leipzig (T.) 1912-; ed. I. Bekker, Berlin 1842. M. = adversus Mathematicos P. = *purrw/neioi u(potnpw/seis Silenus Historicus [Silen.] iii/ii B.C. Ed. C. Müller, FHG iii p. 100. Simmias (vel Simias) Elegiacus [Simm.] iii B.C. Ed. J. U. Powell, Coll. Alex. p. 109. Simon Atheniensis Eq. = de forma et delectu equorum, ed. F. Ruehl, Xen<*> B.C. Scripta Minora, p. 193, Leipzig (T.) 1912. Simonides Lyricus [Simon.] vi A.D. Ed. T. Bergk, PLG iii p. 382.<*>L. Heiberg Simplicius Philosophus [Simp.] in Cael. = in Aristotelis de Caelo commentaria, ed. J. L. Heiberg (Comm. in Arist. Graeca vii), Berlin 1894. in Cat. = in Aristotelis Categorias commentarium, ed. C. Kalbfleisch (Comm. in Arist. Graeca viii), Berlin 1907. in de An. = in libros Aristotelis de Anima commentaria, ed. M. Hay- duck (Comm. in Arist. Graeca xi), Berlin 1882. in Epict. = in Epictetum commentaria, ed. F. Dübner (post Theo- phrasti Characteras), Paris (D.) 1840. in Ph. = in Aristotelis Physica commentaria, ed. H. Diels (Comm. in Arist. Graeca ix and x), Berlin 1882-95. Simylus Comicus [Simyl.] Ed. T. Kock, CAF<*> p. 444. Socrates Argivus Historicus [Socr.Arg.] Ed. C. Müller, FHG iv p. 496. Socrates Cous Historicus [Socr.Cous] Ed. C. Müller, FHG iv p. 499.< Socrates Rhodius Historicus [Socr.Rhod.] i B.C. Ed. C. Müller, FHG iii p. 326. Socratis et Socraticorum Epistulae [Socr.] (v/iv B.C.) Ep. Ed. R. Hercher, Epistolographi, p. 609. Solon Lyricus [Sol.] vi B.C. Ed. T. Bergk, PLG ii p. 34: new fragments cited apud Arist. Ath. Sopater Comicus [Sopat.] iv B.C. Ed. G. Kaibel, CGF p. 192. Sopater Gnomologus [Sopat.] iv A.D. Apud Phot. Bibl. cod. 161. Sopater Rhetor [Sopat.Rh.] v A.D. Ed. Ch. Walz, Rhetores Graeci (Stuttgart 1832-6) iv, v p. 1, viii p. 1. Sophilus Comicus [Sophil.] iv B.C. (?) Ed. T. Kock, CAF ii p. 444. Sophocles Tragicus [S.] v B.C. Tragoediae, ed. A. C. Pearson, Oxford (OCT). Aj. = Ajax Ant. = Antigone El. = Electra Eleg. = Elegiae, ed. T. Bergk, PLG ii p. 243. Fr. = Fragmenta, ed. A. C. Pearson, Cambridge 1917. OC = Oedipus Coloneus OT = Oedipus Tyrannus Ph. = Philoctetes Tr. = Trachiniae Sophonias Philosophus [Sophon] xiv A.D. in de An. = in libros Aristotelis de Anima paraphrasis, ed. M. Hay- duck (Comm. in Arist, Graeca xxiii pars i), Berlin 1883. Sophron Comicus [Sophr.] v B.C. Ed. G. Kaibel, CGF i p. 152; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, Supp. Com. p. 125. Soranus Medicus [Sor.] ii A.D. Ed. V. Rose, Leipzig (T.) 1882. Fasc. = de fasciis, ed. R. Charterius. Opera Hippocratis et Galeni, vol. xii, p. 505, Paris 1679 (cited by vol. and p.). Fract. = de signis fracturarum, ed. J. L. Ideler, Physici et Medici Graeci Minores i p. 248, Berlin 1841. Sosibius Historicus [Sosib.] iii B.C. Ed. C. Müller, FHG ii p. 625. Sosicrates Comicus [Sosicr.] Ed. T. Kock, CAF iii p 391. Sosicrates Historicus [Sosicr.Hist.] Ed. C. Müller, FHG iv p. 500. Sosicrates Rhodius Historicus [Sosicr.Rhod.] Ed. C. Müller, FHG iv p. 501. Sosipater Comicus [Sosip.] iii B.C. (?) Ed. T. Kock, CAF iii p. 314. Sosiphanes Tragicus [Sosiph.] ii B.C. Ed. A. Nauck, TGF p. 819. Sositheus Tragicus [Sosith.] Ed. A. Nauck, TGF p. 821. Sostratus Historicus [Sostrat.] Ed C. Müller, FHG iv p. 504; ed. F. Jacoby, FGrH i p. 186. Sosylus Historicus [Sosyl.] iii/ii B.C. Ed. F. Bilabel, Die kleineren Historikerfragmente auf Papyrus, Bonn 1923, p. 29. Sotades Comicus [Sotad.Com.] Ed. T. Kock, CAF ii p. 447; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, Supp. Com. p. 83. Sotades Lyricus [Sotad.] iii B.C. Ed. J. U. Powell, Coll. Alex. p. 238. Sotion Paradoxographus i/ii A.D. Ed. A. Westermann, *paradocogra/foi, Brunswick-London 1839, p. 183 (cited by page). Speusippus Philosophus [Speus.] iv B.C. Cited from sources; cf. F. W. A. Mullach, FPG iii p. 75. Sphaerus Historicus [Sphaer.Hist.] Ed. C. Müller, FHG iii p. 20. Sphaerus Stoicus [Sphaer.Stoic.] iii B.C. Ed. H von Arnim, SVF i p. 139. Stadiasmus sive Periplus Maris Magni [Stad.] i B.C./i A.D. Ed. C. Müller, GGM i p. 427. Staphylus Historicus [Staphyl.] Ed. C Müller, FHG iv p. 505. Statyllius Flaccus Epigrammaticus [Stat.Flacc.] i B.C./i A.D. Idem qui Bianor, q.v. Stephanus Comicus [Steph.Com.] iv/iii B.C. Ed. T. Kock, CAF iii p. 360. Stephanus Medicus [Steph.] vii A.D. in Gal., in Hp. = in Galenum, in Hippocratem, ed. F. R. Dietz, Königsberg 1834. Stephanus Philosophus [Steph.] vii A.D. in Int. = in librum Aristotelis de Interpretatione commentarium, ed. M. Hayduck (Comm. in Arist. Graeca xviii pars iii), Berlin 1885. in Rh. = in Artem Rhetoricam commentaria, ed. H. Rabe (Comm. in Arist. Graeca xxi pars ii), Berlin 1896. Stephanus Byzantius [St.Byz.] v A.D. (?) Ed. A. Meineke, vol. i (all published), Berlin 1849. Stesichorus Lyricus [Stesich.] vii/vi B.C. Ed. T. Bergk, PLG iii p. 205. Stesimbrotus Historicus [Stesimbr.] v B.C. Ed. C Müller, FHG ii p. 52. Sthenidas Philosophus [Sthenid.] Apud Stobaeum. Stobaeus, Joannes [Stob.] v A.D. Ed. C. Wachsmuth & O. Hense, 5 vols., Berlin 1884-1912. App. = Appendix to the ed. of T. Gaisford, vol. iv, Oxford 1822. Scholia, ed. A. H. L. Heeren, Stobaeus, Göttingen 1792-1801. Stoicorum Veterum Fragmenta [Stoic.] Ed. H. von Arnim, Leipzig 1903 (cited by vol. and page). Strabo Geographus [Str.] i B.C./i A.D. Ed. G. Kramer, Berlin 1844-52. Chr. = Chrestomathiae (cited by bk, and section as given in C. Müller, GGM ii p. 529). Strato Comicus [Strato Com.] iii B.C. (?) Ed. T. Kock, CAF iii p. 361. Strato Epigrammaticus [Strat.] ii A.D. v. Anthologia Graeca. Strattis Comicus [Stratt.] v B.C. Ed. T. Kock, CAF i p. 711; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, Supp. Com. p. 84. Suetonius Grammaticus et Historicus Latinus [Suet.] ii A.D. Ed. M. Ihm, Leipzig (T.) 1908. peri\ blasfhmiw=n, ed. E. Miller, Mélanges de littérature grecque, Paris 1868, p. 413. Suidas Lexicographus [Suid.] x A.D. Ed. G. Bernhardy, Halle 1853. Sulpicius Maximus Epicus [Sulp.Max.] i A.D. IG14. 2012. Susario Comicus [Sus.] vi B.C. Ed. T. Kock, CAF i p. 3. Symmachus Interpres Veteris Testamenti [Sm.] ii/iii A.D. Ed. F. Field, Origenis Hexapla, Oxford 1875. Synesius Alchemista [Syn.Alch.] iv A.D. Ed. M. Berthelot, Collection des anciens alchimistes grecs, Paris 1888, p. 75. Syrianus Philosophus et Rhetor [Syrian.] v A.D. in Hermog. = in Hermogenem commentaria, ed. H. Rabe, Leipzig (T.) 1892-3. in Metaph. = in Metaphysica commentaria, ed. W. Kroll (Comm. in Arist. Graeca vi pars i), Berlin 1902. Teleclides Comicus [Telecl.] v B.C. Ed. T. Kock, CAF i p. 209; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, Supp. Com. p. 86. Teles Philosophus iii B.C. Ed. O. Hense2, Tübingen 1909. Telesilla Lyrica [Telesill.] vi/v B.C. (?) Ed. T. Bergk, PLG iii p. 380. Telestes Lyricus [Telest.] iv B.C. Ed. T. Bergk. PLG iii p. 627. Terentianus Maurus Grammaticus Latinus [Ter.Maur.] ii A.D. Ed. H. Keil. Gramm. Lat. vol. vi p. 313. Terentius Scaurus Grammaticus Latinus [Ter.Scaur.] ii A.D. Ed. H. Keil, Gramm. Lat. vii p. 1. Terpander Lyricus [Terp.] vii B.C. Ed. T. Bergk, PLG iii p. 7. Teucer Babylonius Astrologus i A.D. (?) Ed. F. Boll, Sphaera, Leipzig 1903, pp. 6, 31. Teucer Cyzicenus Historicus Ed. C. Müller, FHG iv p. 508. Thales Philosophus [Thal.] vi B.C. Ed. H. Diels, Vorsokr. i p. 1; fragmentum lyricum, ed. T. Bergk, PLG iii p. 200. Thallus, Antonius Epigrammaticus i B.C./i A.D. v. Anthologia Graeca. Theaetetus Epigrammaticus [Theaet.] iii B.C. v. Anthologia Graeca. Theagenes Historicus [Theagen.] Ed. C. Müller, FHG iv p. 509. Theages Philosophus [Theag.] Apud Stobaeum. Theano Ep. = Epistulae, v. Pythagorae et Pythagoreorum Epistulae. Thebaïs Ed. T. W. Allen, Homeri Opera v, Oxford (OCT), p. 112. Themiso Historicus [Themiso Hist.] Ed. C. Müller, FHG iv p. 511. Themiso Medicus i B.C. Apud Galenum. Themistius Sophista [Them.] iv A.D. in APo. = Aristotelis Analyticorum Posteriorum paraphrasis, ed. M. Wallies (Comm. in Arist. Graeca v pars i), Berlin 1900. in APr. = in Aristotelis Analyticorum Priorum librum I para- phrasis, ed. M. Wallies (Comm. in Arist. Graeca xxiii pars iii), Berlin 1884. in de An. = inlibros Aristotelis de Anima paraphrasis, ed. R. Heinze (Comm. in Arist. Graeca v pars iii), Berlin 1899. in Ph. = in Aristotelis Physica paraphrasis, ed. H. Schenkl (Comm. in Arist. Graeca v pars ii), Berlin 1900. in PN = Themistii (Sophoniae) in Parva Naturalia commentarium, ed. P. Wendland (Comm. in Arist. Graeca v pars vi), Berlin 1903. Or. = Orationes, ed. W. Dindorf, Leipzig 1832; cited by page of Hardouin. Themistocles Epistolographus [Themist.] v B.C. Ep. = Epistulae, ed. R. Hercher, Epistolographi, p. 741. Theocles Lyricus [Theocl.] iv/iii B.C. Ed. J. U. Powell, Coll. Alex. p. 173. Theocritus Poeta Bucolicus [Theoc.] iii B.C. Ed. U. von Wilamowitz-Möllendorff2, Bucolici Graeci, Oxford (OCT). Beren. = Coma Berenices Ep. = Epigrammata Scholia, ed. C. Wendel, Leipzig (T.) 1914. Theodectes Tragicus [Theodect.] iv B.C. Ed. A. Nauck, TGF p. 801. Theodoridas Epigrammaticus [Theodorid.] iii B.C. v. Anthologia Graeca. Theodorus Epigrammaticus [Theod.] v. Anthologia Graeca Theodosius Alexandrinus Grammaticus [Theodos.] iv A.D. (?) Can. = Canones, ed. A. Hilgard, in Grammatici Graeci, pars iv, vol. i, Leipzig 1889. Spuria. ed. C. W. Göttling, Leipzig 1822. [Theodos.Gr.] Theodotion Interpres Veteris Testamenti [Thd.] ii A.D. (?) F. Field, Origenis Hexapla, Oxford 1875. Theognetus Comicus [Theognet.] Ed. T. Kock, CAF iii p. 364. Theognis Elegiacus [Thgn.] vi B.C. Ed. T. Bergk, PLG ii p. 117. Theognis Tragicus [Thgn.Trag.] v/iv B.C. Ed. A. Nauck, TGF p. 769. Theognis Rhodius Historicus [Thgn.Hist.] Ed. C. Müller, FHG iv p. 514. Theognostus Grammaticus [Theognost.] ix A.D. Can. = Canones, ed. J. A. Cramer, An. Ox., vol. ii. Theologumena Arithmeticae [Theol.Ar.] [Iamblichus], Theologumena Arithmeticae, ed. V. de Falco, Leipzig (T.) 1922; cited by Ast's pages (in margin). Theolytus Epicus [Theolyt.] Ed. J. U. Powell, Coll. Alex. p. 9. Theon Epigrammaticus v. Anthologia Graeca. Theon Rhetor i/ii A.D. (?) Prog. = Progymnasmata, ed. L. Spengel, Rhet. ii p. 59. Theon Gymnasiarcha Medicus [Theon Gymn.] Apud Galenum Theon Smyrnaeus Philosophus [Theo Sm.] ii A.D. Ed. E. Hiller, Leipzig (T.) 1878. in Ptol. = in Ptolemaeum, ed. Halma, ??uvres de Ptoi<*>émée, tom. v, Paris 1821. Theophanes Epigrammaticus [Theoph.] v. Anthologia Graeca. Theophilus Comicus [Theophil.] Ed. T. Kock, CAF ii p. 473. Theophrastus Philosophus [Thphr.] iv/iii B.C. Ed. F. Wimmer, Leipzig (T.) 1854-62; HP, Od., Sign., ed. Sir Arthur Hort, London and New York (Loeb) 1916. CP = de Causis Plantarum Char. = Characteres, ed. H. Diels, Oxford (OCT). Fr. = Fragmenta HP = Historia Plantarum Ign. = de Igne Lap. = de Lapidibus Lass. = de Lassitudine Metaph. = Metaphysica, ed. H. Usener, Bonn 1890. Od. = de Odoribus Sens. = de Sensu Sign. = de Signis Tempestatum Sud. = de Sudore Vent. = de Ventis Vert. = de Vertigine Theopompus Comicus [Theopomp.Com.] v B.C. Ed. T. Kock, CAF i p. 733; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, Supp. Com. p. 86. Theopompus Historicus [Theopomp.Hist.] iv B.C. Ed. B. P. Grenfell & A. S. Hunt, v. Hellenica Oxyrhynchia. Theopompus Colophonius Epicus [Theopomp.Coloph.] Ed. J. U. Powell, Coll. Alex. p. 28. Thespis Tragicus vi/v B.C. Ed. A. Nauck, TGF p. 832. Thomas Epigrammaticus [Thom.] vi A.D. v. Anthologia Graeca. Thomas Magister Grammaticus [Thom.Mag.] xiii/xiv A.D. Ed. F. Ritschl, Halle 1832. Thrasymachus [Thrasym.] iv B.C. Ed. H. Diels, Vorsokr. ii p. 276. Thucydides Historicus [Th.] v B.C. Ed. H. Stuart Jones, Oxford (OCT). Thugenides Comicus [Thugen.] Ed. T. Kock, CAF iii p. 377; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, Supp. Com. p. 87. Thyillus Epigrammaticus [Thyill.] i B.C. v. Anthologia Graeca. Thymocles Epigrammaticus [Thymocl.] v. Anthologia Graeca. Tiberius Rhetor [Tib.] Fig. = de Figuris, ed. L. Spengel, Rhet. iii p. 59. Tiberius Illustrius Epigrammaticus [Tib.Ill.] i A.D. (?) v. Anthologia Graeca. Timaeus Grammaticus [Tim.] Lex. = Lexicon Platonicum, ed. C. F. Hermann, Platonis Dialogi, vol. vi, Leipzig (T.) 1892. Timaeus Historicus [Timae.] iv/iii B.C. Ed. C. Müller, FHG i p. 193, iv pp. 625, 640. Timaeus Locrus Philosophus [Ti.Locr.] Ed. C. F. Hermann, post Platonis Timaeum, Leipzig (T.) 1852. Timagenes Historicus [Timag.] i B.C. Ed. C. Müller, FHG iii p. 317. Timo Phliasius Poeta Philosophus iii B.C. Ed. H. Diels, PPF p. 173. Timocles Comicus [Timocl.] iv B.C. Ed. T. Kock, CAF ii p. 451; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, Supp. Com. p. 88. Timocreon Lyricus [Timocr.] v. B.C. Ed. T. Bergk, PLG iii p. 536. Timostratus Comicus [Timostr.] ii B.C. Ed. T. Kock, CAF iii p. 355. Timotheus Comicus [Tim.Com.] iv/iii B.C. (?) Ed. T. Kock, CAF ii p. 450. Timotheus Lyricus [Tim.] v/iv B.C. Ed. U. von Wilamowitz-Möllendorff, Leipzig 1903. Fr. = Fragmenta Pers. = Persae Timotheus Gazaeus Philosophus [Tim.Gaz.] v. Aristophanes Byzantinus, Philosophus. Titanomachia [Titanomach.] Ed. T. W. Allen, Homeri Opera v, Oxford (OCT), p. 110. Tragica Adespota [Trag.Adesp.] Ed. A. Nauck, TGF p. 837. Trophilus [Trophil.] Apud Stobaeum. Tryphiodorus Epicus [Tryph.] Ed. W. Weinberger, v. Coluthus. Trypho Grammaticus i B.C. Fr. = Fragmenta, ed. A. von Velsen, Berlin 1853. Pass. = Excerpta peri\ paqw=n, ed. R. Schneider, Progr. Gymn. Duisburg, Leipzig 1895. Trop. = peri\ tro/pwn, ed. L. Spengel, Rhet iii p. 189. Tullius Flaccus Epigrammaticus [Tull.Flacc.] v. Anthologia Graeca. Tullius Geminus Epigrammaticus [Tull.Gem.] v. Anthologia Graeca. Tullius Laurea Epigrammaticus. [Tull.Laur.] i B.C. v. Anthologia Graeca. Tullius Sabinus, v. Sabinus. Tymnes Epigrammaticus [Tymn.] v. Anthologia Graeca. Tyrtaeus Elegiacus [Tyrt.] vii B.C. Ed. T. Bergk, PLG ii p. 8. Tzetzes, Joannes Grammaticus [Tz.] xii A.D. ad Hes. Op. = ad Hesiodi Opera et Dies, ed. T. Gaisford, Poetae Graeci Minores, vol. iii. ad Lyc. = ad Lycophronem, ed. E. Scheer, v. Lycophron. Diff. Poet. = peri\ diafora=s poihtw=n, ed. G. Kaibel, CGF p. 34. H. = Historiarum variarum chiliades, ed. T. Kiessling, Leipzig 1826. Proll.Com. = Prolegomena de Comoedia Graeca, ed. G. Kaibel, CGF p. 17. Trag.Poes. = De Tragica Poesi, ed. G. Kaibel, op. cit., p. 43. Ulpianus Grammaticus [Ulp.] iii A.D. Commentary on Demosthenes, ed. H. Wolf, Basel 1572. Uranius Historicus [Uran.] i B.C. (?) Ed. C. Müller, FHG iv p. 523. Varro, M. Terentius Historicus et Grammaticus Latinus i B.C. LL = de Lingua Latina, ed. G. Goetz & F. Schoell, Leipzig 1910. RR = Res Rusticae, ed. G. Goetz, Leipzig (T.) 1912. Sat.Men. = Saturae Menippeae, ed. F. Buecheler, post Petronium (q.v.) Velius Longus Grammaticus Latinus [Vel.Long.] ii A.D. Ed. H. Keil, Gramm. Lat. vii p. 37. Vettius Valens Astrologus [Vett.Val.] ii A.D. Ed. W. Kroll, Berlin 1908 (cited by page and line). Vetus Testamentum Graece redditum [LXX] Ed. H. B. Swete, ed. 3, Cambridge 1901. A. Versiones ab Origene collectae Ed. F. Field, Origenis Hexapla, Oxford 1875. Al. = a)/lloi Aq. = Aquila (q. v.) Heb. = *(ebrai=os Quint. = Quinta Sext. = Sexta Sm. = Symmachus (q.v.) Thd. = Theodotion (q.v.) B. Libri singuli his siglis notantur:— Am. = Amos Ba. = Baruch Bel Ca. = Canticles 1 Ch. = 1 Chronicles 2 Ch. = 2 Chronicles Da. = Daniel De. = Deuteronomy Ec. = Ecclesiastes Ep.Je. = Epistle of Jeremiah Es. = Esther 1 Es. = 1 Esdras 2 Es. = 2 Esdras Ex. = Exodus Ez. = Ezekiel Ge. = Genesis Hb. = Habakkuk Hg. = Haggai Ho. = Hosea Is. = Isaiah Jb. = Job Jd. = Judges Je = Jeremiah Jl. = Joel Jn. = Jonah Jo. = Joshua Ju. = Judith 1 Ki. = 1 Kings 2 Ki. = 2 Kings 3 Ki. = 3 Kings 4 Ki. = 4 Kings La. = Lamentations Le. = Leviticus Ma. = Malachi 1 Ma. = 1 Maccabees 2 Ma. = 2 Maccabees 3 Ma. = 3 Maccabees 4 Ma. = 4 Maccabees Mi. = Micah Na. = Nahum Ne. = Nehemian Nu. = Numbers Ob. = Obadiah Pr. = Proverbs Prec.Man. = Prayer of Manasses Vetus Testamentum (continued) Ps. = Psalms Ru. = Ruth Si. = Ecclesiasticus (Siracides) Su. = Susanna To. = Tobit Wi. = Wisdom of Solomon Za. = Zechariah Ze. = Zephaniah Vita Philonidis Epicurei [Vit.Philonid.] = PHerc. 1044, ed. W. Crönert, Berl. Sitzb. xli (1900); cited by page of offprint (942-959 = 1-18). Vitae Homeri [Vit.Hom.] Ed. T. W. Allen, Homeri Opera, Oxford (OCT), v p. 245. Vitruvius Scriptor de Architectura Latinus [Vitr.] i B.C. Ed. F. Krohn, Leipzig (T.) 1912. Xanthus Historicus [Xanth.] v B.C. Ed. C. Müller FHG i p. 36, iv pp. 623, 628. Xenagoras Historicus [Xenag.] Ed. C. Müller, FHG iv p. 526. Xenarchus Comicus [Xenarch.] iv B.C. Ed. T. Kock, CAF ii p. 467. Xeno Comicus Ed. T. Kock, CAF iii p. 390. Xenocles Tragicus [Xenocl.] v B.C. Ed. A. Nauck, TGF p. 770. Xenocrates Medicus (apud Oribasium) [Xenocr.] i A.D. Ed. J. L. Ideler, Physici et Medici Graeci Minores i p. 121, Berlin 1841. Xenophanes Poeta Philosophus [Xenoph.] vi B.C. Ed. H. Diels, PPF p. 20. Xenophon Historicus [X.] v/iv B.C. Ed. E. C. Marchant, Oxford (OCT). Ages. = Agesilaus An. = Anabasis Ap. = Apologia Socratis Ath. = Respublica Atheniensium Cyn. = Cynegeticus Cyr. = Institutio Cyri (Cyropaedia) Ep. = Epistulae, ed. R. Hercher, Epistolographi, p. 788. Eq. = de Equitanái ratione Eq.Mag. = de Equitum magistro HG = Historia Graeca (Hellenica) Hier. = Hiero Lac. = Respublica Lacedaemoniorum Mem. = Memorabilia Oec. = Oeconomicus Smp. = Symposium Vect. = de Vectigalibus Xenophon Ephesius Scriptor Eroticus [X.Eph.] ii A.D. (?) Ed. R. Hercher, Erotici i p. 327. Zaleucus [Zaleuc.] (vii B.C.) Apud Stobaeum. Zelotus Epigrammaticus [Zelot.] v. Anthologia Graeca. Zeno Citieus Stoicus [ZenoStoic.] iv/iii B.C. Ed. H. von Arnim, SVF i p. 1. Zeno Eleaticus Philosophus [Zeno Eleat.] v B.C. Ed. H. Diels, Vorsokr. i p. 165. Zeno Tarsensis Stoicus [Zeno Tars.Stoic.] iii/ii B.C. Ed. H. von Arnim, SVF iii p. 209. Zenobius Paroemiographus [Zen.] ii A.D. Ed. E. L. von Leutsch & F. G. Schneidewin, Paroemiographi i p. 1. Zenodotus Grammaticus [Zenod.] iv/iii B.C. Apud Scholia in Homerum. Zonaeus Rhetor [Zonae.] Fig. = de Figuris, ed. L. Spengel, Rhet. iii p. 161. Zonaras Lexicographus [Zonar.] Ed. J. A. H. Tittmann, Leipzig 1808. Zonas Epigrammaticus [Zon.] i B.C./i A.D. Idem qui et Diodorus Sardianus, q. v. Zopyrus Historicus [Zopyr.Hist.] Ed. C. Müller, FHG iv p. 531. Zopyrus Medicus [Zopyr.] i A.D. Apud Oribasium. Zosimus Alchemista [Zos.Alch.] iii/iv A.D. Ed. M. Berthelot, Collection des anciens alchimistes grecs, Paris 1888, p. 107. Zosimus Epigrammaticus [Zos.] v. Anthologia Graeca. Zosimus Historicus [Zos.] v A.D. Ed. L. Mendelssohn, Leipzig 1887.

II. Epigraphical Publications

Anatolian Studies = Anatolian Studies presented to Sir W. M. Ramsay, Manchester 1923. Arangio-Ruiz et Olivieri Inscr. Gr. = V. Arangio-Ruiz et A. Olivieri, Inscriptiones Graecae Siciliae et infimae Italiae ad ius pertinentes, Milan 1925. BMus.Inscr. = Ancient Greek Inscriptions in the British Museum, Oxford 1874-1916. Baillet Inscr. des tombeaux des rois = J. Baillet, Inscriptions grecques et latines des tombeaux des rois à Thèbes, Le Caire 1920-23. Benndorf-Niemann Reisen in Lykien = O. Benndorf & G. Niemann, Reisen in Lykien und Karien, Vienna 1884. Buckler Anat. Studies = Anatolian Studies presented to W. H. Buckler, ed. W. M. Calder & J. Keil, Manchester 1939. CIG = A. Boeckh, Corpus Inscriptionum Graecarum, Berlin 1828-77. CIJud. = Corpus Inscriptionum Iudaicarum, ed. J.-B. Frey: vol. i (Europe), Rome 1936. CIL = Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum, Berlin 1862-. Chron.Lind. = Chronicle of Lindos, ed. Chr. Blinkenberg, Die Lin- dische Tempelchronik, Bonn 1915; ed. F. Jacoby, FGrH ii p. 1005. Corinth = Corinth, results of excavations conducted by the American School of Classical Studies at Athens, Cambridge, Massachusetts 1929-; vol. viii Part i, Greek Inscriptions, ed. B. D. Meritt, 1931. Cumont Fouilles de Doura-Europos = F. Cumont, Fouilles de Doura- Europos (1922-3), Paris 1926. Dain Inscr. du Louvre = A. Dain, Inscriptions grecques du musée du Louvre: Les textes inédits, Paris 1933. Delph.3(1),(2), . . = Fouilles de Delphes, tome iii: Épigraphie. Paris 1909-. (École française d'Athènes.) Demitsas *maked. = M. G. Demitsas, *(h *makedoni/a ktl., vol. i (all published), Athens 1896. Dessau ILS = H. Dessau, Inscriptiones Latinae Selectae, Berlin 1892-1916. Dura1 Dura2 Dura3 Dura4 Dura5 Dura6 = The Excavations at Dura-Europos. Preliminary Report of First (Second . . . ) Season of Work, ed. P. V. C. Bauer, M. I. Rostovtzeff, A. R. Bellinger, and others, Yale University Press 1929-. Durrbach Choix d'inscrr. de Délos = F. Durrbach, Choix d'inscrip- tions de Délos, Paris 1921. Edict.Diocl. = Edictum Diocletiani, ed. T. Mommsen & H. Blümner, Der Maximaltarif des Diocletian, Berlin 1893; suppl. CIL iii pp. 1926 ff., 2208 ff., 232857 ff.: cited where possible by Momm- sen's chaps. & lines, recently found portions by place of discovery (Aeg. = Aegira; Clit. = Clitor; Delph. = Delphi; Troez. = Troezen); Geronthr. = IG5(1)1115; Gyth. = 5(1)1148. Eph.Epigr. = Ephemeris Epigraphica, Corporis Inscriptionum Lati- narum Supplementum, Berlin 1872-. Ephes.2,3, . . = Forschungen in Ephesos, veröffentlicht vom Oesterrei- chischen Archaeologischen Institute . . Bde. 2, 3, Vienna 1912, 1923; 4(1), 1932; 4(2), Baden bei Wien 1937. Epigr.Gr. = G. Kaibel, Epigrammata Graeca ex lapidibus conlecta, Berlin 1878. Foed.Delph.Pell. = Foedus inter Delphos et Pellanenses, ed. B. Haussoullier, Traité entre Delphes et Pellana, Paris 1917; Schwyzer (q.v.) No. 3282. GDI = Sammlung der griechischen Dialekt-Inschriften, ed. H. Collitz et alii, Göttingen 1884-1915. Gerasa = Gerasa, City of the Decapolis, ed. C. H. Kraeling, New Haven, Connecticut, 1938. Haussoullier Milet = B. Haussoullier, Études sur l'histoire de Milet et du Didymeion, Paris 1902. Heuzey-Daumet Mission Arch. de Macédoine = L. Heuzey et H. Daumet, Mission Archéologique de Macédoine, Paris 1876. Histria = V. Párvan, Histria, Part iv, Bucarest 1916; Part vii, Bucarest 1923. IG = Inscriptiones Graecae. vol. i = Inscriptiones Atticae anno Euclidis vetustiores, ed. A. Kirchhoff, 1873: Supplementa, indices 1877, 1887, 1891 [ = Corpus Inscriptionum Atticarum, vol. i et vol. iv pars i fasc. i-iii]. IG12 = IG vol. i ed. minor, ed. F. Hiller von Gaertringen, 1924. vol. ii = Inscriptiones Atticae aetatis quae est inter Euclidis annum et Augusti tempora, ed. U. Koehler [5 parts, 1877, 1883, 1888, 1893 (indices by J. Kirchner), 1895 (supplementa) = Corpus Inscriptionum Atticarum, vol. ii partes i-iv et vol. iv pars ii]. vol. iii = Inscriptiones Atticae aetatis Romanae, ed W. Ditten- berger, pars i 1878, pars ii 1882, pars iii (v. Tab. Defix.) 1897 [ = Corpus Inscriptionum Atticarum, vol. iii partes i, ii, et Appendix]. IG22 = Voluminum ii et iii editio minor, ed. J. Kirchner, pars i fasc. i 1913, fasc. ii 1916; pars ii fasc. i (1370-1695) 1927, fasc. ii (1696-2788) 1931; pars iii fasc. i (2789-5219) 1935. vol. iv = Inscriptiones Argolidis, ed. M. Fraenkel, 1902 [ = Corpus Inscriptionum Graecarum Peloponnesi et insularum vicinarum, vol. i]. IG42 = Voluminis iv editio minor, fasc. i = Inscriptiones Epi- dauri, ed. F. Hiller von Gaertringen, 1929. vol. v fasc. i = Inscriptiones Laconiae et Messeniae, ed. W. Kolbe, 1913; fasc. ii = Inscriptiones Arcadiae, ed. F. Hiller von Gaertringen, 1913. vol. vii = Inscriptiones Megaridis et Boeotiae, ed. W. Dittenberger, 1892 [ = Corpus Inscriptionum Graecarum Graeciae Septentrio- nalis, vol. i]. vol. ix pars i = Inscriptiones Phocidis, Locridis, Aetoliae, Acarna- niae, insularum maris Ionii, ed. W. Dittenberger, 1897 [ = Corpus Inscriptionum Graecarum Graeciae Septentrionalis, vol. iii pars i]; pars ii = Inscriptiones Thessaliae, ed. O. Kern, 1908. IG92 = Voluminis ix partis i editio minor, fasc. i = Inscriptiones Aetoliae, ed. G. Klaffenbach, 1932. vol. xi = Inscriptiones Deli: fasc. ii, ed. F. Dürrbach, 1912; fasc. 3 cited as Inscr. Délos (q.v.); fasc. iv, ed. P. Roussel, 1914. vol. xii = Inscriptiones insularum maris Aegaei praeter Delum: fasc. i, Inscriptiones Rhodi, Chalces, Carpathi cum Saro, Casi, ed. F. Hiller von Gaertringen, 1895. fasc. ii, Inscriptiones Lesbi, Nesi, Tenedi, ed. W. Paton, 1899. fasc. iii, Inscriptiones Symes, Teutlussae, Teli, Nisyri, Astypa- laeae, Anaphes, Therae et Therasiae, Pholegandri, Meli, Cimoli, ed. F. Hiller von Gaertringen, 1898; Supplementa, ed. F. Hiller von Gaertringen 1904. fasc. v, Inscriptiones Cycladum: pars i, Inscriptiones Cycladum praeter Tenum, ed. F. Hiller von Gaertringen, 1903; pars ii, Inscriptiones Teni insulae, ed. F. Hiller von Gaertringen, 1909. fasc. vii, Inscriptiones Amorgi et insularum vicinarum, ed. J. Delamarre, 1908. fasc. viii, Inscriptiones insularum maris Thracici, ed. C. Fred- rich, 1909. fasc. ix, Inscriptiones Euboeae, ed. E. Ziebarth, 1915. vol. xiv = Inscriptiones Siciliae et Italiae additis Galliae His- paniae Britanniae Germaniae inscriptionibus, ed. G. Kaibel, 1890. IGRom. = Inscriptiones Graecae ad res Romanas pertinentes, ed. R. Cagnat et alii, Paris, vol. i 1911, iii 1906, iv 1927. IPE = Inscriptiones orae septentrionalis Ponti Euxini, ed. B. Laty- shev, Petersburg 1885-1901: 12 = vol. i, second edition, 1916. Inscr.Cos = The Inscriptions of Cos, ed. W. R. Paton & E. L. Hicks, Oxford 1891. Inscr.Cret. = Inscriptiones Creticae opera et consilio Friderici Halbherr collectae. I. Tituli Cretae mediae praeter Gortynios. Curavit Margarita Guarducci. Rome 1935. Inscr.Cypr. = Cyprian Inscriptions in O. Hoffmann, Die griechischen Dialekte, vol. i, Göttingen 1891. Inscr.Délos = Nos. 290-371, 372-509, ed. F. Durrbach, Paris 1926, 1929 (Acad. des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres). [The numeration is continued from IG11(2).] Nos. 1400-96 [an interval is left after the nos. of IG11(4)] ed. F. Durrbach & P. Roussel, 1935. Nos. 1497-2879 (2 pts.) ed. P. Roussel & M. Launey, 1937. Inscr. gr. et lat. de la Syrie = Inscriptions grecques et latines de la Syrie; I. Commagène et Cyrrhestique, ed. L. Jalabert & R. Mouterde, Paris 1929. Inscr.Magn. = Die Inschriften von Magnesia am Maeander, ed. O. Kern, Berlin 1900. Inscr.Mus.Alex. = E. Breccia, Iscrizioni greche e latine (Catal. gen. des antiq. égypt. du musée d' Alexandrie, 57), 1911. Inscr.Olymp. = Olympia: die Ergebnisse der . . . Ausgrabung: Text- band v, Die Inschriften, ed. W. Dittenberger & K. Purgold, Berlin 1896. Inscr.Perg. = Die Inschriften von Pergamon (in Altertümer von Pergamon viii), ed. M. Fraenkel, Berlin 1890-1895. Inscr.Prien. = Die Inschriften von Priene, ed. F. Hiller von Gaertrin- gen, Berlin 1906. Keil-Premerstein Erster (zweiter, dritter) Bericht = J. Keil & A. von Premerstein, Bericht über eine (eine zweite, eine dritte) Reise in Lydien (Denkschriften der Wiener Akademie, phil.-hist. Klasse, LIII, 2. Abh., LIV, 2. Abh., LVII, 1. Abh.), Vienna 1908, 1911, 1914. LF, LW = Philippe Le Bas, W. H. Wadding??n & P. Foucart, Voyage Archéologique en Grèce et en Asie Mineure, Paris 1847-70. Leg.Gort. = Leges Gortynensium (GDI 4991, Schwyzer 179). Leg.Sacr. = Leges Graecorum Sacrae, ed. J. de Prott & L. Ziehen, Leipzig fasc. i 1896, fasc. ii (1) 1906. MacDowell Stamped Objects from Seleucia = R. H. MacDowell, Stamped & Inscribed Objects from Seleucia on the Tigris (Univ. of Michigan Studies, Humanistic Series, vol. xxxvi), Ann Arbor 1935. Maiuri Nuova Silloge = A. Maiuri, Nuova Silloge Epigrafica di Rodi e Cos, Firenze 1925. MAMA = Monumenta Asiae Minoris Antiqua, vol. i, ed. W. M. Calder, Manchester-London 1928 (Publications of the American Society for Archaeological Research in Asia Minor); vol. iii, ed. J. Keil & A. Wilhelm, 1931; vol. iv, ed. W. H. Buckler, W. M. Calder, W. K. C. Guthrie, 1933; vol. v, ed. C. W. M. Cox & A. Cameron, 1937; vol. vi, ed. W. H. Buckler & W. M. Calder, 1939 (iii-vi Manchester). Marm.Par. = Marmor Parium (IG12(5).444) ed. F. Jacoby, Das Marmor Parium, Berlin 1904, and FGrH ii p. 992. Mél.Bidez = Mélanges Bidez (Annuaire de l' Institut de philologie et d'histoire orientales, tome ii), Brussels 1934. Mél.Glotz = Mélanges Gustave Glotz, Paris 1932. Mél.Navarre = Mélanges offerts à M. Octave Navarre par ses élèves et ses amis, Toulouse 1935. Michel = C. Michel, Recueil d'inscriptions grecques, Brussels 1900: Supplements i, ii, Brussels 1912, 1927. Milet. = Milet. Ergebnisse der Ausgrabungen und Untersuchungen seit dem Jahre 1899, herausg. von Theodor Wiegand (Königliche Museen zu Berlin), 1906-. Milet3 = Milet Bd.1 Heft iii; for other parts Band and Heft are given. Milet.6,7 = Sechster (siebenter) vorläufiger Bericht über die in Milet und Didyma unternommenen Ausgrabungen, Abh. Berl. Akad. 1908 Anhang I, 1911 Anh. I. Mon.Anc.Gr. = Monumenti Ancyrani versio Graeca (Res Gestae Divi Augusti, ed. E. Diehl3, Bonn 1918). Mon.Piot = Monuments et mémoires publiés par la fondation Piot, Paris 1894-. Mueller-Bees = N. Mueller & N. A. Bees, Die Inschriften der jüdi- schen Katakombe am Monteverde zu Rom, Leipzig 1919. Myres Cesnola Coll. = J. L. Myres, Handbook of the Cesnola Collec- tion of Antiquities from Cyprus, New York 1914. Naukratis = Naukratis, Pt. i by [Sir] W. M. Flinders Petrie, London 1886, Pt. ii by E. A. Gardner, 1888 (Egypt Exploration Fund, Memoirs iii, vi). OGI = Orientis Graeci Inscriptiones Selectae, ed. W. Dittenberger, Leipzig 1903-5. Pelekides Thessalonica = S. Pelekides, *)apo\ th\n politei/a kai\ th\n koinwni/a th=s a)rxai/as *qessaloni/khs, Salonika 1934. Petersen-Luschan Reisen in Lykien = E. Petersen & F. von Luschan, Reisen in Lykien, Milyas und Kibyratis, Vienna 1889. Princeton Exp.Inscr. = Publications of the Princeton University Ar- chaeological Expeditions to Syria in 1904-5 and 1909: Division III, Greek and Latin Inscriptions, Leyden, Section A by E. Littmann, D. Magie, & D. R. Stuart, 1921; Section B by W. K. Prentice, 1922. Puchstein Epigr.Gr. = O.Puchstein, Epigrammata Graeca in Aegypto reperta, Strassburg 1880. Ramsay Cities and Bishoprics = [Sir] W. M. Ramsay, Cities and Bishoprics of Phrygia, Oxford 1895-7. Ramsay Studies in Eastern Rom. Prov. = Studies in the History and Art of the Eastern Provinces of the Roman Empire, ed. [Sir] W. M. Ramsay, Aberdeen 1906. Robert Collection Froehner = Collection Froehner (Bibliothèque nationale. Département des médailles et des antiques), i. In- scriptions grecques, ed. L. Robert, Paris 1936. Robert Ét. Anat. = L. Robert, Études Anatoliennes, Paris 1937 (Études orientales publiées par l'institut français d'archéologie de Stamboul No. v). Roussel Cultes Égyptiens = P. Roussel, Les Cultes égyptiens à Délos, Nancy 1916. Ruppel T. von Dakke = W. Ruppel, Der Tempel von Dakke, vol. 3, Cairo 1930 (Service des Antiquités d' Égypte). Rüsch = E. Rüsch, Grammatik der delphischen Inschriften i, Berlin 1914 (Epigraphischer Anhang, pp. 312-31). SIG = Sylloge Inscriptionum Graecarum, ed. W. Dittenberger, editio tertia, Leipzig 1915-24. (SIG2 = editio altera, 1898-1901.) Sardis7(1) = Sardis, Publications of the American Society for the Excavation of Sardis, Vol. vii, Greek and Latin Inscriptions, Part I, by W. H. Buckler and D. M. Robinson, Leyden 1932. Schwyzer = E. Schwyzer, Dialectorum Graecarum Exempla epi- graphica potiora, Leipzig 1923. Stud.Pont. = Studia Pontica, Brussels 1903-: vol. iii Recueil des inscriptions grecques et latines du Pont et de l' Arménie, publ. par J. G. C. Anderson, F. Cumont, H. Grégoire, fasc. i (1910). Supp.Epigr. = Supplementum Epigraphicum Graecum, adjuvantibus P. Roussel, A. Salač, M. N. Tod, E. Ziebarth, ed. J. J. E. Hondius, Leyden 1923-. Swoboda Denkmäler = Denkmäler aus Lykaonien, Pamphylien und Isaurien, herausgegeben von H. Swoboda, J. Keil, und F. Knoll, Brünn etc., 1935. TAM = Tituli Asiae Minoris, vol. ii fasc. i, ed. E. Kalinka, Vicnna 1920; fasc. ii, 1930. Tab.Defix. = Defixionum Tabellae in Attica regione repertae, ed. R. Wuensch (IG3 pars iii). Tab.Defix.Aud. = Defixionum Tabellae quotquot innotuerunt, ed. A. Audollent, Paris 1904. Tab.Heracl. = Tabulae Heracleenses (IG14.645, Schwyzer 62-3). Test.Epict. = Testamentum Epictetae (IG12(3).330, Michel 1001, Schwyzer 227); cited by col. and line. Wiegand Mnemos. = Mnemosynon Theodor Wiegand dargebracht, Munich 1938. Wood Ephesus = J. T. Wood, Discoveries at Ephesus, London 1877.

III. Papyrological Publications

BGU = Berliner griechische Urkunden (Ägyptische Urkunden aus den Königlichen Museen zu Berlin), Berlin 1895-. BKT = Berliner Klassikertexte, herausgegeben von der Generalver- waltung der Kgl. Museen zu Berlin, Berlin 1904-. Berichtigungsl. = Berichtigungsliste der griechischen Papyrusurkunden aus Ägypten: I. F. Preisigke, Hefte 1 & 2, Strassburg 1913; Hefte 3 & 4, Berlin & Leipzig 1922; II. F. Bilabel, Heidelberg 1931, 1933. Bilabel *)oyart. = F. Bilabel, *)oyartutika/ und Verwandtes (Sitzungs- berichte d. Heidelberger Akademie der Wissenschaften, Phil.-hist. Kl. 1919, 23. Abh.), Heidelberg 1920. CPHerm. = Corpus Papyrorum Hermopolitanorum i, ed. C. Wessely (Studien zur Paläogr. u. Papyruskunde v), Leipzig 1905. CPR = Corpus Papyrorum Raineri Archiducis Austriae, vol. i, Griechische Texte, ed. C. Wessely, Wien 1895; cf. PRain.(NS). *dihgh/seis = *dihgh/seis di poemi di Callimaco in un papiro di Tebtynis, a cura di M. Norsa e G. Vitelli, Firenze 1934: cited by column and line; ed. A. Vogliano PUniv.Milan. i. 18. Frisk Bankakten = Bankakten aus dem Faijûm nebst anderen Ber- liner Papyri, ed. H. Frisk (Göteborgs Kungl. Vetenskaps- och Vitterhets-Samhälles Handlingar, femte följden, Ser.A. Band 2 No. 2), Göteborg 1931. Herc. (following an author's name) = Herculaneum papyri, cited by No. of papyrus and column or fragment from Herculanensium Voluminum quae supersunt, Collectio altera, Naples 1862-76, D. Bassi, Herculanensium Voluminum, Collectio tertia, fasc. i, Milan 1914, and other publications; 'Epicureus Herc. . . p. . . V.' refers to Epicuri et Epicureorum scripta . . , ed. A. Vogliano (v. I (Add.) s.v. Epicurus). Kapsomenakis = S. G. Kapsomenakis, Voruntersuchungen zu einer Grammatik der Papyri der nachchristlichen Zeit, Munich 1938. Meyer Ostr. = Ostraca in P.Meyer (q.v.). Mitteis Chr., Wilcken Chr. = L. Mitteis & U. Wilcken, Grundzüge und Chrestomathie der Papyruskunde, Leipzig & Berlin 1912. Möller Pap.Berl.Mus. = S. Möller, Griechische Papyri aus dem Ber- liner Museum, Göteborg 1929. Ostr. = U. Wilcken, Griechische Ostraka aus Ägypten und Nubien, Leipzig & Berlin 1899. Ostr.Bodl. = J. G. Tait, Greek Ostraca in the Bodleian Library and other collections, I, London 1930 (cited by No. of part and No. of ostracon). Ostr.Mich. = L. Amundsen, Greek Ostraca in the University of Michigan Collection, Part I, Texts ( = University of Michigan Studies, Humanistic Series, vol. xxxiv), Ann Arbor 1935. Ostr.Strassb. = Griechische und griechisch-demotische Ostraka der Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek zu Strassburg, ed. P. Viereck, Berlin 1923. Ostr.Wilbour = C. Préaux, Les ostraca grecs de la Collection Charles-Edwin Wilbour an Musee de Brooklyn, New York 1935. PAberd. = Catalogue of Greek & Latin papyri & ostraca in the pos- session of the University of Aberdeen, ed. E. G. Turner (Aberdeen Univ. Studies No. 116), 1939. PAlex. = Papyrus ptolémaïques du Musee d' Alexandrie, ed. G. Botti, Bull.Soc.Alex. First Series No. 2 (1899) p. 65. PAmh. = Amherst Papyri, ed. B. P. Grenfell & A. S. Hunt, 2 vols., London 1900-1; cited by No. of vol., papyrus, and line. PAntin. = the Antinoe Papyrus of Theocritus in Two Theocritus Papyri, ed. A. S. Hunt & J. Johnson, London 1930. PAvrom. = Parchments of the Parthian period from Avroman in Kurdistan, ed. E. H. Minns, JHS xxxv (1915) p. 22. PBaden = F. Bilabel, Veröffentlichungen aus den badischen Papyrus- Sammlungen, Heft 2 and Heft 4, Griechische Papyri, Heidelberg 1923, 1924. PBasel = Papyrusurkunden der öffentlichen Bibliothek der Universität zu Basel, I. Urkunden in griechischer Sprache, ed. E. Rabel (Abh. Gött. Gesellsch. Neue Folge, vol. xvi, No. 3), Berlin 1917. PBerl.Leihg. = Berliner Leihgabe griechischer Papyri, herausgegeben vom griechischen Seminar der Universität Uppsala durch T. Kalén, Uppsala 1932. PBerol. = Berlin Papyri, cited by inventory No. (PBerol. 6926, 7927v = B. Lavagnini, Eroticorum Graecorum Fragmenta Papyra- cea, Leipzig (T.) 1922, pp. 1ff., 21ff.). PBouriant = Les papyrus Bouriant, ed. P. Collart, Paris 1926. PBremen = U. Wilcken, Die Bremer Papyri (Abhandlungen der Preussischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, 1936, Phil.-hist. Klasse No. 2), Berlin 1936. PCair. = Cairo Papyri cited by catalogue No. from B. P. Grenfell & A. S. Hunt, Greek Papyri, Catalogue général des Antiquités égyptiennes du Musée du Caire, vol. x, Nos. 10001-10869, Oxford 1903. PCair.Preis. = F. Preisigke, Griechische Urkunden des ägyptischen Museums zu Kairo (Schriften der wissenschaftlichen Gesellschaft zu Strassburg, IIeft 8), Strassburg 1911. PCair.Zen. = C. C. Edgar, Zenon Papyri, 4 vols. (Catal. gén. des Antiq. égypt. du Musée du Caire, 79) 1925-31: digits indicating 59(000) omitted in refs., thus 2 = 59002. PCornell = Greek Papyri in the Library of Cornell University, ed. W. L. Westermann & C. J. Kraemer, New York 1926. PEdgar = C. C. Edgar, Selected papyri from the archives of Zenon, Annales du Service des Antiquités de l' Égypte, Nos. 1-10 in vol. xviii (1918) pp. 159-82; Nos. 11-21, ib. pp. 224-44; Nos. 22- 36, vol. xix (1920) pp. 13-36; Nos. 37-48, ib. pp. 81-104; Nos. 49-54, vol. xx (1920) pp. 19-40; Nos. 55-64, ib. pp. 181-206; Nos. 65-6, vol. xxi (1921) pp. 89-109; Nos. 67-72, vol. xxii (1922) pp. 209-31; Nos. 73-76, vol. xxiii (1923) pp. 73-98; Nos. 77-88, ib. pp. 187-209; Nos. 89-104. vol. xxiv (1924) pp. 17-52. PEleph. = Elephantine Papyri, ed. O. Rubensohn, Ägyptische Ur- kunden aus den Kgl. Museen zu Berlin: Griechische Urkunden: Sonderheft, Berlin 1907. PEnteux. = Publications de la Société royale égyptienne de Papyrologie, Textes et Documents, i, *)enteu/ceis . . , ed. O. Guéraud, Cairo 1931-2. PFay. = B. P. Grenfell, A. S. Hunt, D. G. Hogarth, Fayûm Towns and their Papyri, London 1900. PFlor. = Papiri Fiorentini, documenti pubblici e privati dell' età romana e bizantina: I ed. G. Vitelli, Milano 1906; II ed. D. Comparetti, 1908-11; III ed. G. Vitelli, 1915. PFrankf. = H. Lewald, Griechische Papyri aus dem Besitz des rechts- wissenschaftlichen Seminars der Universität Frankfurt (Sitzungs- berichte der Heidelberger Akademie der Wissenschaften, Phil.-hist. Kl. 1920, 14. Abh.). PFreib. = Mitteilungen aus der Freiburger Papyrussammlung, in Sitzungsberichte der Heidelberger Akademie der Wissenschaften, Phil.-hist. Klasse, 1914, 2. Abh., 1916, 10. Abh. PGand} = Quelques papyrus des collections de Gand et de Paris, ed. PSorb.} M. Hombert, Revue belge de Philologie et d' Histoire iv (1925), 633-76: republished in Sammelb. iii. PGen. = Les papyrus de Genève transcrits et publiés par Jules Nicole, Geneva 1896, 1900. PGiss. = Griechische Papyri im Museum des oberhessischen Geschichts- vereins zu Giessen, Bd. I, Hefte 1-3, ed. O. Eger, E. Kornemann, P. M. Meyer, Leipzig etc. 1910-12. PGnom. = Der Gnomon des Idios Logos (BGU v (1) 1210) ed. W. Schubart 1919. PGoodsp. = E. J. Goodspeed, A group of Greek papyrus texts (Class. Phil. i, 1906, p. 167). PGoodsp.Cair. = E. J. Goodspeed, Greek papyri from the Cairo Museum . . (Decennial publications of the University of Chicago, 1st series, vol. v p. 3), Chicago 1904. PGot. = H. Frisk, Papyrus grecs de la Bibl. Municipale de Gothem- bourg, Göteborg 1929. PGrad. = G. Plaumann, Griechische Papyri der Sammlung Graden- witz (Sitzungsberichte der Heidelberger Akademie der Wissen- schaften, 1914, 15. Abh.). PGrenf. 1. = B. P. Grenfell. An Alexandrian erotic fragment and other Greek papvri chiefly Ptolemaic, Oxford 1896. 2. = B. P. Grenfell & A. S. Hunt, New Classical Fragments and other Greek and Latin papyri. 1897. PGurob = Greek papyri from Gurob, ed. J. G. Smyly (Royal Irish Academy, Cunningham Memoirs, No. 12, Dublin-London 1921). PHal. = Halle Papyri = Dikaiomata: Auszüge aus alexandrinischen Gesetzen und Verordnungen in einem Papyrus des Philologischen Seminars der Universität Halle, mit einem Anhang . . herausgegeben von der Graeca Halensis . . , Berlin 1913. PHamb. = P. M. Meyer, Griechische Papyrusurkunden der Ham- burger Stadtbibliothek (Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek 1924), Bd. 1, Leipzig etc. 1911-24. PHarris = The Rendel Harris Papyri, ed. J. Enoch Powell, Cam- bridge 1936. PHaw. = The Hawara Papyri, ed. [Sir] W. M. Flinders Petrie, Hawara, Biahmu, and Arsinoe, 1889: in part re-edited by J. G. Milne, Arch. Pap. v (1913) p. 378: PHaw. 80 and 81 re-edited by U. Wilcken in Genethliakon für C. Robert, Berlin 1910, p. 191. PHeid. = Veröffentlichungen aus der Heidelberger Papyrussammlung (vol. i = A. Deissmann, Die Septuaginta-Papyri und andere alt- christliche Texte, 1905; vol. iii (1) = C. H. Becker, Papyri Schott- Reinhardt, i, 1906). PHib. = Hibeh Papyri, Part I, ed. B. P. Grenfell & A. S. <*>nt, London 1906. PHolm. = Papyrus Graecus Holmiensis, ed. O. Lagercrantz, Upp- sala 1913. PIand. = Papyri Iandanae: cum discipulis edidit Carolus Kalbfleisch, Leipzig & Berlin 1912-. PJena = Jenaer Papyrus-Urkunden, ed. F. Zucker & F. Schneider, Jena 1926. PKaran. = E. J. Goodspeed, Papyri from Karanis (Univ. of Chicago: Studies in Classical Philology, vol. iii), Chicago 1902. PKlein.Form. = Stud.Pal. (q.v.) iii, viii. PLeid. = C. Leemans, Papyri Graeci musei antiquarii publici Lugdu- ni-Batavi, tom. i Leiden 1843; tom. ii 1885. PLeid.U. = Somnium Nectanebi, ed. B. Lavagnini, Eroticorum Graecorum Fragmenta Papyracea, Leipzig (T.) 1922, p. 37: = UPZ 81. PLeid.V., v. PMag.Leid.V. ,, W., v. ,, ,, W. PLeid.X. = chemical papyrus in PLeid. (q.v.) vol. ii: reprinted in M. Berthelot, Archéologie et Histoire des Sciences (Paris 1906), pp. 269-306 ( = Comptes rendus des séances de l' Acad. des Sciences, tom. xlix): cited by Berthelot's sections. PLille = Institut papyrologique de l' université de Lille: Papyrus grecs publiés sous la direction de Pierre Jouguet . . , Paris 1907-28. PLips. = L. Mitteis, Griechische Urkunden der Papyrussammlung zu Leipzig. vol. i, 1906. PLit.Lond. = H. J. M. Milne, Catalogue of the Literary Papyri in the British Museum, London 1927. PLond. = Greek papyri in the British Museum, vols. i and ii ed. F. G. Kenyon, vol. iii ed. F. G. Kenyon & H. I. Bell, vols. iv and v ed. H. I. Bell, London 1893-; unpublished papyri (PLond. ined.) are cited by inventory No. PLond. 1821, ed. H. I. Bell & W. E. Crum, Aegyptus vi (1925) pp. 177-226. PLond.1912-29 = H. I. Bell, Jews and Christians in Egypt, London 1924. PMag. = Papyri Graecae Magicae, herausgegeben und übersetzt von K. Preisendanz, 2 vols., Leipzig & Berlin 1928, 1931. PMag.Berol. = G. Parthey, Zwei griechische Zauberpapyri des Ber- liner Museums, Abh. Berl. Akad. 1865 pp. 109-80; cf. W. Kroll, Philol. liv (1895) p. 564 ( = PMag. 1, 2). PMag.Leid.V. = Papyrus magica musei Lugdunensis Batavi, ed. A. Dieterich, Jahrb. f. kl. Phil., Suppl. xvi (1888) pp. 793-818; cited by column and line ( = PMag. 12). PMag.Leid.W. = Leiden magical papyrus W., ed. A. Dieterich, Abraxas (Festschrift . . Hermann Usener . . Bonn), Leipzig 1891; cited by page and line of the papyrus, as in Leemans' edition ( = PMag. 13, cited by column and line). PMag.Lond. = PLond.1.46, 121, etc. PMag.Par.1, 2 = C. Wessely, Wiener Denkschr. xxxvi (2) (1888) pp. 44-126, pp. 139-148; partly in A. Dieterich, Eine Mithras- liturgie, Leipzig 1903, pp. 1 ff., and A. Deissmann, Light from the Ancient East, London 1919, pp. 258 ff. ( = PMag.4, 3). PMag.Rain. = C. Wessely, Wiener Denkschr. xlii (2) (1893) p. 65. PMagd. = Papyrus de Magdola, rééd . . . par Jean Lesquier, Paris 1912 (PLille II 2-4); republished in PEnteux. PMasp. = Jean Maspéro, Papyrus grecs d' époque byzantine, in Cata- logue général des antiquités égyptiennes du Musée du Caire, I (Nos. 67001-67124) 1911, II (Nos. 67125-67278) 1913, III (Nos. 67279- 67359) 1916. Digits indicating 67(000) omitted in refs., thus: 2 = 67002. PMed.Lond. = London Medical Papyrus, No. 155, ed. C. Kalbfleisch in Papyri graecae Musei Britannici et Musei Berolinensis, Rostock 1902. PMed.Strassb. = Papyri Argentoratenses Graecae, ed. C. Kalbfleisch, Index lectionum in Academia Rostochiensi 1901. PMerton = H. Idris Bell & C. H. Roberts, Catalogue of the Greek papyri in the collection of Wilfred Merton, London, vol. i 1939. PMeyer = P. M. Meyer, Griechische Texte aus Agypten: 1. Papyri des neutestamentlichen Seminars der Universität Berlin; 2. Ostraka der Sammlung Deissmann, Berlin (Leipzig) 1916. PMich. = University of Michigan papyri, published in Trans. Am. Ph. Ass. liii (1922) p. 134. PMich.iii = Michigan Papyri vol. iii: Miscellaneous Papyri, edited by J. G. Winter ( = University of Michigan Studies, Humanistic Series, vol. xl), Ann Arbor 1936. PMich.Teb. = Michigan Papyri vol. ii: Papyri from Tebtunis, in two volumes, Part I, ed. A. E. R. Boak ( = University of Michigan Studies, Humanistic Series, vol. xxviii), Ann Arbor 1933. PMich.Zen. = Zenon papyri in the University of Michigan collection, ed. C. C. Edgar ( = University of Michigan Studies, Humanistic Series, vol. xxiv), Ann Arbor 1931. PMilan. = Papiri Milanesi, ed. A. Calderini (Pubbl. di 'Aegyptus', S. Scient., vol. i), Parte i, Collezione Jacovelli-Vita, Milano, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, 1928. PMilan.R.Univ. = PUniv.Milan. (q.v.). PMilan.17 = Commentario ad Antimaco da Colofone, ed. A. Vogliano, PUniv.Milan. i. 17. PMonac. = A. Heisenberg & L. Wenger, Byzantinische Papyri (Veröffentlichungen aus der Papyrus-Sammlung der K. Hof- und Staatsbibliothek zu München I), Leipzig 1914. POsl. = Papyri Osloenses, ed. S. Eitrem, Oslo 1925-. POxy. = Oxyrhynchus Papyri, ed. B. P. Grenfell & A. S. Hunt, London 1898-. PPar. = W. Brunet de Presle, Notices et extraits des papyrus grecs du musée du Louvre et de la bibliothèque impériale xviii (2), Paris 1865. PPar.Wess. = C. Wessely, Die Pariser Papyri des Fundes von El Faijûm (Wiener Denkschr. xxxvii (2) (1889) pp. 97 ff.). PPetr. = The Flinders Petrie Papyri . . , Pt. 1, ed. J. P. Mahaffy (Royal Irish Academy, Cunningham Memoirs, No. 8); Pt. 2, ed. J. P. Mahaffy (ibid., No. 9); Pt. 3, ed. J. P. Mahaffy & J. G. Smyly (ibid., No. 11), Dublin 1891-1905. PPrincet. = Papyri in the Princeton University Collections, vol. I ed. A. C. Johnson and H. B. van Hoesen ( = Johns Hopkins Univer- sity Studies in Archaeology No. 10), Baltimore 1931; vol. II ed. E. H. Kase ( = Princeton University Studies in Papyrology No. 1), Princeton 1936. PRain. (NS) = Mitteilungen aus der Papyrussammlung der National- bibliothek in Wien (Papyrus Erzherzog Rainer). Neue Serie I i (1932), ed. H. Gerstinger; I ii (1939), ed. H. Oellacher; cf. CPR. PRein. = Papyrus grecs et démotiques . . , ed. Théodore Reinach, Paris 1905. PRev.Laws = B. P. Grenfell, Revenue Laws of Ptolemy Philadelphus, Oxford 1896. PRoss.-Georg. = Papyri Russischer und Georgischer Sammlungen, herausgegeben von Gregor Zereteli, bearbeitet von G Zereteli, O. Krüger, P. Jernstedt, Tiflis 1925-35. PRyl. = Catalogue of the Greek papyri in the John Rylands Library at Manchester, vol. i 1911, ed. A. S. Hunt; vol. ii 1915, ed. A. S. Hunt, J. de M. Johnson, V. Martin; vol. iii 1938, ed. C. H. Roberts. PSI = Papiri greci e latini (Pubblicazioni della Società italiana per la ricerca dei papiri greci e latini in Egitto), Firenze 1912-; cited by No. of vol., papyrus, and line. PSorb. (i.e. Papyri in the Sorbonne), v. PGand. PStrassb. = F. Preisigke, Griechische Papyrus der kaiserlichen Uni- versitäts- und Landesbibliothek zu Strassburg, 2 vols., Strassburg (afterwards Leipzig) 1906-20. PTaur. = V. A. Peyron, Papyri graeci regii Taurinensis musei Aegyptii, Turin 1826-7. PTeb. = Tebtunis Papyri, ed. B. P. Grenfell, A. S. Hunt, J. G. Smyly, E. J. Goodspeed, London & New York, vol. i 1902, vol. ii 1907, vol. iii pt. i 1933, pt. 2 (ed. A. S. Hunt, J. G. Smyly, C. C. Edgar; London & Univ. of California Press) 1938. PThead. = Papyrus de Théadelphie, éd. par Pierre Jouguet, Paris 1911. PTheb.Bank = U. Wilcken, Aktenstücke aus der Kgl. Bank zu Theben (Abh. Berl. Akad. 1886). PUniv.Giss. = H. Kling and others, Mitteilungen aus der Papyrus- sammlung der Giessener Universitätsbibliothek, 1924-. PUniv.Milan. = A. Vogliano, Papiri della R. Università di Milano, vol. i, Milan 1937. PVarsov. = G. Manteuffel, Papyri Varsovienses, Warsaw 1935. PVat. 11 = Il Papiro Vaticano Greco 11 (1. *fabwri/nou peri\ fugh=s; 2. Registri Fondiari della Marmarica), ed. M. Norsa & G. Vitelli, Città del Vaticano, Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana 1931. (Studi e Testi 53.) PWarren = The Warren Papyri, ed. A. S. Hunt, cited from Studi in onore di S. Riccobono ii, Palermo 1932, pp. 521-5, and Aegyptus xiii (1933) pp. 241-6. PWürzb. = Mitteilungen aus der Würzburger Papyrussammlung, von Ulrich Wilcken (Abhandlungen der Preussischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, 1933, Phil.-hist. Klasse No. 6), Berlin 1934. PZen.Col. = Zenon papyri: business papers of the 3rd century B.C., ed. W. L. Westermann and E. S. Hasenoehrl, New York, vol. i (Columbia Papyri, Greek Series, vol. iii) 1934. Raccolta Lumbroso = Raccolta di Scritti in onore di G. Lumbroso, Milan 1925. Sammelb. = Sammelbuch griechischer Urkunden aus Agypten (both inscriptions and papyri), Bde. i, ii ed. F. Preisigke, Strassburg (later Berlin & Leipzig) 1913-22; Bd. iii (6001-7269) ed. F. Bilabel, Berlin & Leipzig 1926-7; Bd. iv (7270-7514), Bd. v Heft 1 (7515-7654) ed. F. Bilabel, Heidelberg 1931, 1934. Stud.Pal. = C. Wessely, Studien zur Paläographie und Papyrus- kunde, Leipzig 1901-. Studi Riccobono, v. PWarren. Theb.Ostr. = Theban Ostraca . . Pt. iii: Greek texts, by J. G. Milne, Toronto (Oxford) 1913. Thunell Sitologenpapyri = K.Thunell, Sitologen-Papyri aus d. Berliner Museum, Uppsala 1924; republished in P Berl. Leihg. UPZ = U. Wilcken, Urkunden der Ptolemäerzeit: I. Papyri aus Unterägypten, Berlin & Leipzig 1922; II. Papyri aus Oberägypten, 1935-. Wilcken Chr., v. Mitteis Chr.

IV. Periodicals

NOTE.—(a) Periodicals are cited by No. of vol. except where otherwise stated. (b) References to periodicals (unless otherwise explained in the context) are to inscriptions published therein. AEM = Archäologisch-epigraphische Mittheilungen aus Oesterreich- Ungarn, 1877-97. AJA = American Journal of Archaeology, second series, 1897-. AJP = American Journal of Philology, 1880-. Abh.Berl.Akad. = Abhandlungen der Preussischen Akademie der Wissenschaften (Berlin), earlier der Koeniglichen Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Berlin (cited by Jahrgang). Aegyptus, Milan 1920-. Aevum = Aevum, rassegna di scienze storiche, etc. (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore), Milan 1927-. Africa Italiana = Africa Italiana, collezione di monografie, Rome 1925-. Africa Italiana Riv. = Africa Italiana, rivista di storia e d'arte, Ber- gamo 1927-. Albania = Albania: revue d'archéologie, d'histoire, d'art et des sciences appliquées en Albanie et dans les Balkans, i, ii, Milan etc., iii-, Paris 1925-. Ann.Épigr. = L'Année épigraphique, published in Revue Archéo- logique (cited by year). Annales du Service = Annales du Service des Antiquités de l' Égypte, 1899-. Annuario = Annuario della regia Scuola Archeologica di Atene, 1914-. Arch.Anz. = Archäologischer Anzeiger, in Jahrb. (q.v.). *)arx.*delt. = *)arxaiologiko\n *delti/on, 1915- (cited by year). *)arx.*)ef. = *)arxaiologikh\ *)efhmeri/s, 1910- (cited by year). Arch.Pap. = Archiv für Papyrusforschung, 1900-. Arch.f.Religionswiss. = Archiv für Religionswissenschaft, Freiburg im Breisgau 1898-. Atene e Roma, 1898-. Ath.Mitt. = Mitteilungen des deutschen archäologischen Instituts, Athenische Abteilung, 1876-. *)aqhna=, 1889-. Atti Acc. Napoli = Atti della Reale Accademia di Archeologia ecc., Napoli, Nuova Serie, 1910-. Ausonia = Ausonia, Rivista della Società italiana di archeologia e storia dell'arte, 1906-. BCH = Bulletin de Correspondance Hellénique, 1877-. BpW = Berliner philologische Wochenschrift, 1881-1920. Cf. Phil. Wochenschr. BSA = Annual of the British School at Athens, 1895-. Berl.Sitzb. = Sitzungsberichte (Monatsberichte before 1882) der Preussischen Akademie der Wissenschaften (Berlin) (cited by year). Bull.Comm.Arch.Com. = Bullettino della Commissione Archeologica Comunale di Roma, Rome 1872-. Bull.Inst.Arch.Bulg. = Bulletin de l' Institut archéologique bulgare, Sophia 1921-. Bull.Inst.Ég. = Bulletin de l'institut égyptien, cinquième série, Cairo 1907-18. Bull.Inst.Franç. = Bulletin de l' Institut Français d' Archéologie Oricn- tale, Le Caire 1901-. Bull.Soc.Alex. = Bulletin de la Société Archéologique d' Alexandrie, Alexandria. First Series 1898-1902 (Nos. 1-5); Nouv. Série (vol. i, No. 6-) 1904- (cited by volume). Byz.-neugr.Jahrb. = Byzantinisch-neugriechische Jahrbücher, 1920-. *buza/ntion = *buza/ntion, Revue internationale des études byzantines, Paris 1924-. CQ = Classical Quarterly, 1907-. CR = Classical Review, 1887-. CRAcad.Inscr. = Comptes rendus de l' Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres (cited by year). Clara Rhodos = Clara Rhodos, studi e materiali pubbl. a cura del- l' Istituto storico-archeologico di Rodi, Rhodes 1928-. Class.Phil. = Classical Philology, Chicago 1906-. Dacia = Dacia: recherches et découvertes archéologiques en Roumanie, publ. sous la dir. de V. Pârvan, Bucarest 1927-. Docum. ant. dell' Africa Italiana = Documenti antichi dell' Africa Italiana, Bergamo 1932-. *(ellhnika/ = *(ellhnika/, i(storiko\n periodiko\n dhmosi/euma, Athens 1928-. Eos, Commentarii Societatis Philologae Polonorum, Lwów 1894-. *)ef.*)arx. = *)efhmeri\s *)arxaiologikh/, peri/odos tri/th, 1883-1909 (cited by year). *)hpeirwtika\ xronika/, 1926-. Eranos = Eranos: Acta philologica Suecana, 1906-. Ét.de Pap. = Société royale égyptienne de papyrologie: Études de Papy- rologie, Le Caire 1932-. Glotta, 1907-. Gött.gel.Anz. = Göttingische gelehrte Anzeigen (cited by year). Gött.Nachr. = Nachrichten der Gesellschaft der Wissenschaften zu Göttingen (cited by year). Harv.Theol.Rev. = Harvard Theological Review, 1908-. Hermes, 1866-. Hesperia = Hesperia: Journal of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens, Cambridge, Mass. 1932-. Historia = Historia, studi storici per l' antichità classica, 1-9, Milan & Rome 1927-35. Istros = Istros: revue roumaine d'archéologie et d'histoire ancienne, Bucarest 1934-. Izv.Arch.Comm. = <*><*><*> <*><*><*>(Reports of the Archaeological Commission of the Russian Academy of Sciences), Petrograd 1901-18. JEA = Journal of Egyptian Archaeology, 1914-. JHS = Journal of Hellenic Studies, 1880-. JRS = Journal of Roman Studies, 1911-. Jahrb. = Jahrbuch des (kaiserlich) deutschen archäologischen Instituts, 1886- (contains Arch. Anz.). Jahresh. = Jahreshefte des österreichischen archäologischen Institutes, 1898-; Beibl. = Beiblatt. Klio = Klio, Beiträge zur alten Geschichte, 1901-. L' Ant.Cl. = L' Antiquité Classique, Louvain 1932-. Leipz.Stud. = Leipziger Studien zur klassischen Philologie, 1878-95. Liv.Ann. = Liverpool Annals of Archaeology and Anthropology, 1908-. Mél. de l'éc. fr. de Rome = Mélanges d'archéologie et d'histoire: École française de Rome, Paris & Rome 1881-. Mélanges Beyrouth = Mélanges de l' Université Saint-Joseph, Beyrouth (Liban), Beyrouth 1906-. Mém.Inst.Franç. = Mémoires publiés par les membres de l' Institut français d'archéologie orientale du Caire, Le Caire 1902-. Mnemos = Mnemosyne, 1852-. Mon.Ant. = Monumenti antichi pubblica<*> per cura della Reale Ac- cademia dei Lincei, 1890-. *mous.*smurn. = *mousei=on [*smurnai=on] kai\ biblioqh/kh th=s *eu)aggelikh=s *sxolh=s, Smyrna 1875-86 (cited by year). Mus.Belg. = Musée Belge, 1897-. Not.Scav. = Notizie degli Scavi, Serie v, 1904-. Notiz.Arch. = Notiziario Archeologico del Ministero delle Colonie, Milan-Rome 1915-. Papers of Amer. School at Athens = Papers of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens, Boston 1882 (publ. 1885)-1897. Phil.Wochenschr. = Philologische Wochenschrift (incorporating Ber- liner philologische Wochenschrift and Wochenschrift für klassische Philologie), 1921-. Philol. = Philologus, 1841-. *pole/mwn = *pole/mwn, e)pisthmoniko\n a)rxaiologiko\n periodiko/n, Athens 1929 (only vol. i published, but there are offprints from vol. ii). *praktika\ *)ak.*)aq. = *praktika\ th=s *)akadhmi/as *)aqhnw=n, 1926-. QDAP = Quarterly of the Department of Antiquities in Palestine, London 1931-. Recueil de Travaux = Recueil de Travaux relatifs à la philologie et à l'archéologie égyptiennes et assyriennes, 1870-. Rend. Pont. Accad. Arch. = Rendiconti della Pontificia Accademia Romana di Archeologia, 1921/2-. Rev.Arch. = Revue Archéologique (cited by year). Rev.Bibl. = Revue Biblique internationale, Paris 1892-. Rev.Épigr. = Revue Épigraphique, 2 vols., 1913-14 (all published). Rev.Ét.Gr. = Revue des Études grecques, 1888-. Rev.Hist.Rel. = Revue de l'histoire des religions, Paris 1880-. Rev.Phil. = Revue de Philologie, Nouv. Série 1877-1926, Troisième Sér. 1927-. Rh.Mus. = Rheinisches Museum, Neue Folge, Frankfurt 1842-1920. Riv.Fil. = Rivista di Filologia, 1873-. Riv.1st.Arch. = Rivista del R. Istituto d' Archeologia e Storia del- l' Arte, Rome 1929-. Röm.Mitt. = Mitteilungen des deutschen archäologischen Instituts, Römische Abteilung, 1886-. Sitzb.Heidelb.Akad. = Heidelberg. Akademie der Wissenschaften. Sit- zungsberichte (phil.-hist. Klasse) 1910- (cited by year). Sokrates = Sokrates, Neue Folge, Berlin 1913-24. Stud.Ital. = Studi italiani di filologia classica, nuova serie i-, Florence 1920-. Syria, Paris 1920-. Trans.Am.Phil.Ass. = Transactions of the American Philological Association, 1869-. Univ. of Eg. Fac. Bull. = Université Égyptienne, Faculty of Arts Bulletin, Cairo 1933-. WkP = Wochenschrift für klassische Philologie, 1884-1920. Cf. Phil. Wochenschr. Wien.Sitzb. = Sitzungsberichte der(Kaiserlichen) Akademie der Wissen- schaften in Wien, Philosophisch-historische Klasse, 1849-. Wien.Stud. = Wiener Studien, 1879-. Wiener Denkschr. = Denkschriften der Akademie der Wissenschaften in Wien, Phil.-hist. Klasse, 1850- (cited by year). Yale Class. Studies = Yale Classical Studies, 1928-. Zeitschr.d.Savigny-Stiftung = Zeitschrift der Savigny-Stiftung f[ucaron]r Rechtsgeschichte, romanistische Abteilung, 1880-.

V. General List of Abbreviations

NOTE.—This list contains: (1) Abbreviations used in the Lexicon or in Lists I-IV, but not explained in those lists. (2) Abbreviations explained in List I but out of their alphabetical order. For all names of authors List I is to be consulted; the note 'v. I' has been added only to names of works cited without an author's name. (3) All abbreviations explained in Lists II-IV, with references to those lists. It does not contain titles of works given in List I under the author's name or under Anonymus. A. = Aeschylus AB = Anecdota Graeca, v. I A.D. = Apollonius Dyscolus AEM, v. IV AJA, v. IV AJP, v. IV AP, APl., v. Anthologia Graeca A.R. = Apollonius Rhodius Abh.Berl.Akad., v. IV. abs. = absolute, absolutely acc. = accusative acc. to = according to Act. = Active Act.Ap. = Acts of the Apostles ad loc. = ad locum Adj. = Adjective Adv., Advbs. = Adverb, Adverbs Aeol. = Aeolic Aesch.Alex. = Aeschylus Alexan- drinus afterwds. = afterwards Agath. = Agathias Al. = a)/lloi, v. Vetus Testamentum al. = alibi (i.e. elsewhere in the same author) Alc. = Alcaeus Alcm. = Alcman Alex. = Alexis, when followed di- rectly by a number, otherwise = Alexander Amm.Marc. = Ammianus Marcel- linus An.Ox.,Par. = Anecdota Oxonien- sia, Parisiensia, v. I anap. = anapaests Anat. = in Anatomy Anatolian Studies, v. II And. = Andocides Anecd.Stud. = Anecdota Graeca et Latina, ed. R. Schoell & G. Studemund, v. I Ann.Épigr., v. IV Annales du Service, v. IV Annuario, v. IV Ant.Diog. = Antonius Diogenes Ant.Lib. = Antoninus Liberalis Antip. = Antipater Antiph. = Antiphanes aor. = aorist ap. = apud (quoted in) Ap.Ty. = Apollonius Tyanensis Apoc. = Apocalypse Apollon. = Apollonius App. = Appianus App.Anth., v. Anthologia Graeca Appellat. = Appellative apptly. = apparently Ar. = Aristophanes Ar.Byz. = Aristophanes Byzanti- nus Ar.Did. = Arius Didymus [lect Arc. = Arcadius or Arcadian dia- Arch. = Archias Arch.Anz., v. IV *)arx.*delt., v. IV *)arx.*)ef., v. IV Arch.Pap., v. IV Archit. = in Architecture Arg. = Argive or Argument Arist. = Aristoteles Aristoph. = Aristophanes (the Homeric critic) Arm. = Armenian Art. = Article Ascl. = Asclepiodotus or Ascle- pius Asclep. = Asclepiades Asp. = Aspasius Astrol. = in Astrology Aten<*> e Roma, v. IV Ath. = Athenaeus Ath.Mitt., v. IV *)aqhna=, v. IV Att. = Attic dialect augm. = augment Aus. = Ausonius Ausonia, v. IV Avest. = Avestan B. = Bacchylides BCH, v. IV BGU, v. III BKT, v. III BMus.Inscr., v. II BpW, v. IV BSA, v. IV Bacch. = Bacchius Benndorf-Niemann Reisen in Ly- kien, v. II Berl.Sitzb., v. IV Bgk. = Bergk Bilabel *)oyart., v. III Blomf. = Blomfield Boeot. = Boeotian dialect Buttm. = Philipp Buttmann Byz. = Byzantine CAF = T. Kock, Comicorum Atti- corum Fragmenta, 3 vols., Leipzig 1880-8 CGF = G. Kaibel, Comicorum Graecorum Fragmenta, vol. i fasc. i (all published), Berlin 1899 CIA, v. IG in II CIG, v. II CIL, v. II CMG = Corpus Medicorum Grae- corum, Leipzig 1908- CPHerm., v. III CPR, v. III CQ, v. IV CR, v. IV CRAcad.Inscr., v. IV c. gen. pers., etc. = cum genitivo personae, etc. ca. = circa Call. = Callimachus Call.Com. = Callias Comicus Call.Hist. = Callias Historicus Callin. = Callinus Carm. = Carmen, Carmina, v. I Cerc. = Cercidas Cercop. = Cercopes, v. I Certamen, v. I cf. = confer, conferatur Chron.Lind., v. II cj. = conjecture, conjectured by Cleobul. = Cleobulus Cod. = Codex, v. I cod., codd. = codex, codices cogn. = cognate coll. or collect. = collective Coll.Alex. = J. U. Powell, Col- lectanea Alexandrina, Oxford 1925 collat. = collateral Com. = Comedy, Comic, in the language of the Comic writers Com.Adesp., v. I Comm.in Arist.Graeca = Commen- taria in Aristotelem Graeca Comp. = Comparative compd. = compound compos. = composition Const. *de/dwken, v. Justinianus Const.omnem, v. Justinianus Conj. = Conjunction conj. = conjunctive constr. = construction contr. = contracted, contraction copul. = copulative Corc. = Corcyra. Corcyraean Corp.Herm., v. I correl. = correlative Cret. = Cretan Cypr. = Cypria (v. I) or Cyprian dialect D. = Demosthenes D.C. = Dio Cassius D.Chr. = Dio Chrysostomus D.H. = Dionysius Halicarnassen- sis D.L. = Diogenes Laertius D.P. = Dionysius Periegeta D.S. = Diodorus Siculus D.T. = Dionysius Thrax Dam. = Damascius dat. = dative Decr. = Decretum defect. = defective Delph.3(1), (2), v. II Dem.Bith. = Demosthenes Bithy- nus Dem.Ophth. = Demosthenes, Ophthalmicorum Scriptor Dem.Phal. = Demetrius Phale- reus, Historicus demonstr. = demonstrative Dep. = Deponent Verb deriv. = derived, derivation, de- rivative Desiderat. = Desiderative difft. = different Dig. = Digesta, v. I Dim. = Diminutive Din. = Dinarchus Dind. = Dindorf (W. or L.) Diog. = Diogenes Dion.Byz. = Dionysius Byzantius Dioph. = Diophantus dissim. = dissimilated dist., distd., distn. = distinct, dis- tinguished, distinction disyll. = disyllable Docum. = Documentum Dor. = Doric downwds. = downwards Dsc. = Dioscorides Medicus dub., dub. l., dub. sens. = dubious, dubia lectio, dubio sensu E. = Euripides EGF = G. Kinkel, Epicorum Grae- corum Fragmenta i (all pub- lished), Leipzig (T.) 1877 EM = Etymologicum Magnum e.g. = exempli gratia Ecphant. = Ecphantus ed. = edited by edd. = editors Edict. Diocl., v. II Eleg.Alex.Adesp., v. I ellipt. = elliptically Elmsl. = Elmsley elsewh. = elsewhere enclit. = enclitic Ep. = Epice, in the Epic dialect Ep. = Epistula, rarely Epigram Ep.Col., etc. = Epistle to the Colos- sians, etc., v. Novum Testa- mentum *)ef.*)arx., v. IV Eph.Epigr., v. II Ephes.2, v. II Epic. = Epicus Epic.Alex.Adesp., v. I Epic. = Epidaurus Epig. = Epigenes or Epigonus Epigoni, v. I Epigr. = Epigram Epigr.Gr. v. II Epin. = Epinicus Epist. Charact. = Characteres Epi- stolici, v. I Epistolographi = R. Hercher, Epi- stolographi Graeci, Paris (D.) 1873 epith. = epithet equiv. = equivalent Eranos, v. IV Erotici = R. Hercher, Erotici Scriptores Graeci, Leipzig (T.) 1858-9 esp. = especially Et.Gen. = Etymologicum Genui- num Et.Gud. = Etymologicum Gudia- num etc. = et cetera (i. e. in other authors) etym. = etymology, etymologic- ally Eub. = Eubulus Euc. = Euclides Eup. = Eupolis Euph. = Euphorio euph. or euphon. = euphonic euphem. = euphemistic, euphe- mistically Eust. = Eustathius Eustr. = Eustratius Ev.Jo., etc. = Gospel according to John, etc., v. Novum Testa- mentum exc. = except exclam. = exclamation expl., expld. = explanation, ex- plained FGrH = F. Jacoby, Fragmente der griechischen Historiker, Berlin 1923- FHG = C. Müller, Fragmenta Historicorum Graecorum, 5 vols., Paris (D) 1841-70 FPG = F. W. A. Mullach, Frag- menta Philosophorum Grae- corum, 3 vols., Paris (D.) 1860-81 f.l. = falsa lectio fem. = feminine fin. = sub finem Foed. = Foedus Foed.Delph.Pell., v. II folld. = followed foreg. = foregoing fort. = fortasse Fr. = Fragment fr. = from freq. = frequent, frequently Frequentat. = Frequentative Verb fut. = future GDI, v. II GGM = C. Müller, Geographici Graeci Minores, Paris (D.) 1855-61 Gal. = Galenus gen. or genit. = genitive Geom. = in Geometry Germ. = German Gloss. = Glossaria, v. I Glotta, v. IV Goth. = Gothic Gött.gel.Anz., v. IV Gött. Nachr., v. IV. Gp. = Geoponica, v. I Gr. = Greek Gramm. = Grammarians, in the language of the Grammarians Gramm. Lat. = H. Keil, Gram- matici Latini, Leipzig 1855-80 HGM = L. Dindorf, Historici Graeci Minores, Leipzig (T.) 1870-1 h.Ap., etc. = Hymnus ad Apol- linem, etc., v. sq. h.Hom. = hymni Homerici Halic. = Halicarnassus Haussoullier Milet, v. II Hdn. = Herodianus Hdt. = Herodotus Heb. = *(ebrai=os, v. Vetus Testa- mentum Hebr. = Hebrew Hell.Oxy. = Hellenica Oxyrhyn- chia, v. I Hemerolog.Flor., v. I Heracl. = Heraclas Herc., v. III Herm. = Hermann, Hermes, or Hermias Hermes, v. IV Herod. = Herodas Herod.Med. = Herodotus Medi- cus Hes. = Hesiodus heterocl. = heteroclite heterog. = heterogeneous hex. = hexameters Hippiatr., v. I Hist.Aug. = Historiae Augustae Scriptores, v. I Hld. = Heliodorus, Scriptor Ero- ticus Hp. = Hippocrates Hsch. = Hesychius Hymn. = Hymnus, Hymni, v. I hyperdor. = hyperdorian I.-E., I.-Eur. = Indo-European IG, v. II IGRom., v. II IPE, v. II i.e. = id est ib. = ibidem (i.e. in the same work) ibid. = ibidem (i.e. in the same passage) Icel. = Icelandic Id. = Idem Il. = Iliad imper. = imperative impers. = impersonal impf. = imperfect inc.loc. = incerto loco ind. or indic. = indicative indecl. = indeclinable indef. = indefinite inf. = infinitive init. = ad initium Inscr. = Inscription Inscr.Cos, Cypr., etc., v. II insep. = inseparable instr. = instrumental intens. = intensive interp. or interpol. = interpolated interpr. = interpreted, interpreta- tion interrog. = interrogative intr. = intransitive Ion. = Ionic irreg. = irregular Is. = Isaeus Iterat. = Iterative Izv.Arch.Comm., v. IV J. = Josephus JHS, v. IV JRS, v. IV Jahrb., v. IV Jahresh., v. IV Jo. = Joannes Jusj. = Jusjurandum Keil-Premerstein, v. II Klio, v. IV LF, LW, v. II l. = lege l. c., ll. cc. = loco citato, locis citatis Lacon. = Laconian Lat. = Latin Leg.Gort., v. II Leg.Sacr., v. II leg. = legendum Leipz.Stud., v. IV lengthd. = lengthened Leon. = Leonidas (two epigram- matists) Leonid. = Leonidas Medicus Lett. = Lettish Lex = Lex (law) Lex. = Lexicon, v. I lit. = literally, literal Lit.Crit. = in Literary Criticism Lith. = Lithuanian Liv.Ann., v. IV Lob. = C. A. Lobeck loc. = locative Lyc. = Lycophron Lyr. = Lyricus, Lyric poetry Lyr.Adesp., v. I Lyr.Alex.Adesp., v. I Lys. = Lysias Lysim. = Lysimachus M.Ant. = Marcus Antoninus, v. Marcus ME., MHG., etc. = Middle Eng- lish, Middle High German, etc. Magn. = Magnes Man. = Manetho Mantiss Prov., v. I Mar.Vict. = Marius Victorinus Marc.Arg. = Marcus Argentarius Marc.Sid. = Marcellus Sidetes Margites, v. I Marm.Par., v. II masc. = masculine Math. = in Mathematics Med. = Medium, Middle Medic. = in medical writers Megar. = Megarian Megalop. = Megalopolis Mein. = Meineke Mel. = Meleager Meliss. = Melissus Men. = Menander Mess. = Messenian metaph. = metaphorically, meta- phorical metaplast. = metaplastice metath. = metathesis metr. = metrically metrigr. = metri gratia Michel, v. II Milet.3, 6, 7, v. II Mitteis Chr., v. III Mnemos, v. IV Mod. = modern Moer. = Moeris Mon.Anc.Gr., v. II Mon.Ant., v. IV Mosch. = Moschus *mous. *smurn., v. IV Mus.Belg., v. IV Music. = in musical writers NT = Novum Testamentum n. pr. = nomen proprium neg. = negative neut. or n. = neuter Nic. = Nicander or Nicias Nic.Dam. = Nicolaus Damascenus nom. = nominative Nosti, v. I Not.Scav., v. IV OE. = Old English OGI, v. II OHG. = Old High German OIr. = Old Irish Od. = Odyssey oft. = often opp. = opposed to opt. = optative Orac. = Oraculum Orat.Att. = J. G. Baiter and H. Sauppe, Oratores Attici, Zurich 1839-50 orat. obliq. = oratio obliqua Oratt. = Oratores Attici Orchom. = Orchomenos orig. = originally Osc. = Oscan Ostr., v. III Ostr.Strassb.. v. III Oxy. = POxy., q. v. (III) oxyt. = oxytone PAlex. and other abbrevs. begin- ning with P, v. III PLG = T. Bergk, Poetae Lyrici Graeci4, Leipzig 1882 (reprint 1914-15) PPF = H. Diels, Poetarum Philo- sophorum Fragmenta, Berlin 1901 Pall. = Palladius or Palladas Pamph. = Pamphylian Pap. = Papyrus paratrag. = paratragoedia Parm. = Parmenides Parmen. = Parmenio parod. = parody Paroemiographi = E. L. von Leutsch & F. G. Schneidewin, Corpus Paroemiographorum Graecorum, Göttingen 1839-51 parox. = paroxytone part. = participle partit. = partitive Pass. = Passive Patron. = Patronymic pecul. = peculiar perh. = perhaps Peripl.M.Rubr., v. I perispom. = perispomenon pers., person. = person, personal Petersen-Luschan Reisen in Ly- kien, v. II pf. or perf. = perfect Ph. = Philo Phan. = Phanias Phil. = Philippus Epigrammaticus Phil.Wochenschr., v. IV Philet. = Philetas Philipp.Com. = Philippus Comi- cus Philol. = Philolaus Philol., v. IV Philonid. = Philonides; for Vit. Philonid. v. infr. Philos. = in Philosophy Phld. = Philodemus Philosophus Phlp. = Philoponus Phoen. = Phoenix Pi. = Pindarus pl. = plural Pl. = Plato Placit., v. I Plb. = Polybius Plin. = Pliny plpf. = pluperfect Poet. = Poeta, poetical Pors. = Porson post-Hom. = post-Homeric pr. n. = proper name Prep. = Preposition pres. = present Prisc. = Priscus Historicus Prisc Lyd. = Priscianus Lydus Priscian.Inst. = Priscianus Gram- maticus, Institutio priv. = privative prob. = probable, probably prob. for = probably to be read instead of prob. l. = probable reading Pron. = Pronoun prop. = properly proparox. = proparoxytone properisp. = properispomenon prov. = proverbially, proverbial Q.S. = Quintus Smyrnaeus q.v., qq. v. = quod vide, quae vide qn. = question Quint. = Quintilianus or Quinta Versio (v. Vetus Testamentum) radic. = radical Ramsay Cities and Bishoprics, v. II Recueil de Travaux, v. IV reflex. = reflexive regul. = regular, regularly relat. = relative rest. = restoration Rev.Arch., v. IV Rev.Épigr., v. IV Rev.Ét.Gr., v. IV Rev.Phil., v. IV Rh. = Rhetores Graeci, ed. Walz Rh.Mus., v. IV Rhet. = Rhetorical, Rhetoric Rhet. = L. Spengel, Rhetores Graeci, 3 vols., Leipzig (T.) 1853-6: i pars ii, iterum ed. C. Hammer 1894 Riv.Fil., v. IV Roussel Cultes Égyptiens, v. II Ruf. = Rufus Rufin. = Rufinus Ruhnk. = Ruhnken Rüsch, v. II S. = Sophocles S.E. = Sextus Empiricus SIG, v. II SRAM = C. Müller, Scriptores Rerum Alexandri Magni, Paris (D., post Arrianum) 1846 SVF = H. von Arnim, Stoicorum Veterum Fragmenta, Leipzig 1903 s.v. = sub voce s.v.l. = si vera lectio Sammelb., v. III sc. = scilicet Sch. = Scholia; see under several authors Schneid. = Schneider Schw. = Schweighäuser Schwyzer, v. II Scol. = Scolia sens.obsc. = sensu obsceno Sext. = Sextus Philosophus or Sexta Versio (v. Vetus Testa- mentum) sg. = singular shd. = should shortd. = shortened signf. = signification Skt. = Sanskrit Slav. = Slavonic Sm. = Symmachus sq, sqq. = sequens, sequentia St.Byz. = Stephanus Byzantius Stad. = Stadiasmus, v. I Stoic. = SVF, q. v. Str. = Strabo strengthd. = strengthened sts. = sometimes Stud.Ital. = Studi italiani di filo- logia classica, 1893- Stud.Pal., v. III Stud.Pont., v. II sub. = subaudi subj. = subjunctive Subst. = Substantive Sup. = Superlative Supp.Com. = J.Demiańczuk,Sup- plementum Comicum, Cracow 1912 Supp.Epigr., v. II Supp.Lyr. = E Diehl, Supplemen- tum Lyricum3, Bonn 1917 suppl. = supplement Surg. = in Surgery susp., susp. l. = suspected, sus- pecta lectio syll. = syllable sync = syncopated Syngr. = Syngrapha synon. = synonymous Syrac. = Syracuse, Syracusan TAM, v. II TGF = A. Nauck, Tragicorum Graecorum Fragmenta2, Leip- zig 1889 t.t. = technical term Tab.Defix, v. II Tab.Defix.Aud., v. II Tab Heracl., v. II Tarent. = Tarentum, Tarentine termin. = termination Test. Testimonium Test.Epict, v. II Th. = Thucydides Thd. = Theodotion Theb.Ostr., v. III Thebaïs, v. I Them. = Themistius Themist. = Themistocles Theo Sm. = Theon Smyrnaeus Theoc. = Theocritus Theod. = Theodorus Theol.Ar., v. I Thess. = Thessalian Thgn. = Theognis Thphr. = Theophrastus Ti.Locr. = Timaeus Locrus Tim. = Timotheus Lyricus Tim.Com. = Timotheus Comicus Tim.Gaz. = Timotheus Gazaeus Tim.Lex. = Timaeus Grammati- cus tit. = titulus Titanomach. = Titanomachia, v. I tm. = tmesis Trag. = Tragic, Tragedy, in the language of the Tragic writers Trag.Adesp., v. I tians. = transitive trisyll. = trisyllable Tryph. = Tryphiodorus Tull.Sab. = Sabinus (q.v.), Tullius Tyrrhen. = Tyrrhenian UPZ, v. III Umbr. = Umbrian usu. = usually v. = vide; also voce or vocem v.h.v. = vide hanc vocem v.l., vv.ll. = varia lectio, variae lectiones Ved. = Vedic verb. Adj. = verbal Adjective Vit.Philonid. = VitaPhilonidisEpi- curei, v. I voc. = voce, vocem; also vocative Vorsokr. = H. Diels, Fragmente der Vorsokratiker4, Berlin 1922 WkP, v. IV Wien.Stud., v. IV Wiener Denkschr., v. IV Wilcken Chr., v. III X. = Xenophon X.Eph. = Xenophon Ephesius Xenoph. = Xenophanes Zeitschr.d.Savigny-Stiftung, v.IV Zen. = Zenobius Zon. = Zonas

*a *a a, a)/lfa (q.v.), to/, indecl., first letter of the Gr. alphabet: as Numeral, a/ = ei(=s and prw=tos, but 'a = 1 , 000 . a)-, as insep. Prefix in compos.: a sterhtiko/n (Sch. Od. 3.279 , etc., cf. Eust. 985.16 ), expressing want or absence (cf. Arist. Metaph. 1022b32 ), as sofo/s wise, a)/sofos unwise: for nˆ, the weak form of the negative ne, commonly used in the formation of adjs. and advbs., very rarely in that of vbs. and substs., cf. a)dw/ths, a)tima/w, a)ti/w. Before a vowel it usu. appears as a)n- (exc. where v or spiritus asper has been lost, as a)/-oinos, a)/-upnos, when it sts. coalesces with the following vowel, as a)rgo/s = a)-vergo/s ): the forms a)na/ednos, a)na/elptos are probably misspelt for a)n-e/vednos, -e/velptos. Adjs. formed with it freq. take gen., esp. in Trag., cf. a)lampe\s h(li/ou, = a)/neu la/myews h(li/ou , S. Tr. 691 . [a^, exc. in adjs. which begin with three short syllables, which have a_ in Ep. , and freq. also in Lyr., Trag., and Com.; a)qa/natos invariably has a_q.] a a)qroistiko/n ( Eust. 641.61 ; to\ a)/lfa shmai/nei pollaxou= to\ o(mou= Pl. Cra. 405c ), properly a(-since it represents sm- (cf. a(/ma, ei(=s = sems), and so in a(plo/os, a(qro/os: but freq. a)- by dissimilation from following aspirate, as a)/-loxos, and hence by analogy in a)/-koitis, etc., q.v.: sts. in the form o)-, as in o)/patros, o)ga/strios, o)/zuc. [a^.] a e)pitatiko/n ( Eust. 641.61 ), strengthening the force of compds., as a)-tenh/s; prob. identical in etymology with 11 , from which it is distinguished by Gramm., who sts. confuse it with 1 ; v. a)da/krutos. [a^.] a)- as a prothetic vowel, usually before a double consonant, as a)-blhxro/s, a)-spai/rw; sts. before a single consonant, as a)-me/lgw; before a vowel where v is lost, as a)-vei/dw. [a^.] a)=, exclamation expressing pity, envy, contempt, etc., in Hom. always a)= deile/, a)= deilw/, a)= deiloi/, Il. 11.441 , 17.443 , Od. 20.351 , cf. Thgn. 351 , Theoc. Ep. 6 ; also in Lyr., Archil. 135 , and Trag., A. Ag. 1087 , etc.; in reproofs or warnings, a)=, mhdamw=s . . S. Ph. 1300 , cf. OT 1147 , E. Hel. 445 , etc.:—freq. with adj., a)= ma/kar Thgn. 1013 , Choeril. 1 ; a)= ta/las Semon. 7.76 , cf. B. 15.30 ; a)= triseudai/mwn Id. 3.10 ; rarely alone, Ar. Ra. 759 ; sts. doubled, a)= a)= A. Pr. 114 , 566 , Ar. V. 1379 . —Rare in Prose, Pl. Hp.Ma. 295a (Euclusap.Sch. ad loc. is said to have used it = nu=n ). a(\ a(\ or a(= a(=, to express laughter, ha ha, E. Cyc. 157 , Pl.Com. 16 (prob. l.), etc.; a(\ a(\ dasunqe\n ge/lwta dhloi= Hsch. , Phot. , Eust. 855.19 . a)/a: su/sthma u(/datos, Hsch. , Phot. , cf. Et.Gud. v. a)/as. a)a/atos, on, (a)a/w) in Il. ^__^, not to be injured, inviolable, nu=n moi o)/mosson a). *stugo\s u(/dwr 14.271 . in Od. ^_^^, a)/eqlos a). e)ktete/lestai 22.5 , cf. 21.9 , prob. unimpeachable, i.e. decisive. later, invincible, ka/rtos a)a/a^tos A.R. 2.77 . (a)a/vatos, cf. sq., Hsch. ) a)a/baktoi: a)blabei=s, Hsch. ; cf. a)a/bhkton: me/lan, a)blabe/s, Et.Gud. ( -bukton Cyr. ) a)a_gh/s, e/s, unbroken, hard, Od. 11.575 , Theoc. 24.123 , etc. (a)vagh/s, cf. a)/gnumi.) [First a short ll. cc., long A.R. 3.1251 , Q.S. 6.596 .] a)/ada: e)/ndeia ( Lacon. ), Hsch. a)adei=n: o)xlei=n, a)porei=n, Et.Gud., cf. Hsch. , Phot. p.3R. (prob. for a)-vadei=n, cf. a)adh/s). a)ade/nh (a)ade/n Et.Gud., Cyr. ): u(ei/a ko/pros, Hsch. a)adh/s, e/s, (for a)-vadh/s) unpleasant, cj. for a)dah/s in Thgn. 296 . a)a/zw, breathe with the mouth wide open, Arist. Pr. 964a11 . (Onomatopoeic word, for a)a(/zw, make the sound aha!) a)/aqi: au)to/qi, Cyr. a)a/katos: triaka/s ( Cypr. ), Et.Gud. a)aki/dwtos, on, (a)ki/s) barbless, Cyr. a)/aktos, on, = a)agh/s , Hsch., Et.Gud. a)a/lion: a)/takton, Apollon. Lex. , cf. Hsch. : a).: a)/plhkton, Et.Gud. a)ane/s (a)/nw): ou) telesqhso/menon, Hsch. :—also a)a/nhs: xrh/simos, Id., Et.Gud. a)/anqa, h(, a kind of ear-ring, Alcm. 120 , Ar. Fr. 926 . a)a/pletos, on, lengthd. Ep. for a)/pletos, v.l. in Q.S. 1.675 . a)/aptos, on, (a(/ptomai) not to be touched, resistless, invincible, xei=res Hom. (mostly in Il. , as 1.567 ), Hes. Op. 148 ; kh=tos a)/. Opp. H. 5.629 . ( Ar.Byz. read a)/eptos (q. v.) in Hom. ; cf. a)ptoeph/s.) a)/a_s, to-morrow or the day after to-morrow, gen. of a)/a, = h)w/s , read by Zenod. for h)ou=s in Il. 8.470 (cf. Sch.Ven.); as Adv. in Boeot. , Hsch. ; cf. a)e/s. a)asi-fo/ros: bla/bhn fe/rwn, Hsch., Et.Gud. , cf. EM 1.49 . a)asi-froni/a, h(, folly, Phot. p.4R. a)asi-frosu/nh, a)asi/-frwn, v. a)esi-. a)a/skei: bla/ptei, Hsch. a)asmo/s, o(, (a)a/zw) breathing out, expiration, Arist. Pr. 964a18 . a)a/spetos, a)a/sxetos, v. sub a)/spetos, a)/sxetos. a)a/stona: a)neu/franta, Hsch. a)ath/r, h=ros, o(, dishonourer, a)llotri/wn lexe/wn Man. 4.56 s.v.l. a)/a^tos, contr. a)=tos, on, (a)/w) insatiate, c. gen., a)/atos pole/moio Hes. Th. 714 ; *)/arhs a)=tos pole/moio Il. 5.388 ; ma/xhs a)=to/n per e)o/nta 22.218 : abs., a)/atos u(/bris A.R. 1.459 . [First syll. short in Hes. , long in A.R. ] a)/a_tos, on, = a)/htos (q.v.), Q.S. 1.217 . a)a/tulon: a)blabe/s, Hsch. a)a/w, Ep. Verb (twice in Trag., v. infr.), used by Hom. in aor. Act. a)/a^sa (a_a_san Od. 10.68 , later a^a_se prob. in Matro Conv. 29 ) contr. a)=sa, Med. a)a^sa/mhn (a)a_sato, v.l. a)a/ssato , Il. 9.537 ) contr. a)sa/mhn, Pass. a)a/sqhn: pres. only in 3 sg. Med. a)a=tai Il. 19.91 :—hurt, damage, always in reference to the mind, mislead, infatuate, of the effects of wine, sleep, divine judgements, etc., a)/asa/n m' e(/taroi/ te kakoi\ pro\s toi=si/ te u(/pnos Od. 10.68 ; a)=se/ me dai/monos ai)=sa kakh\ kai\ . . oi)=nos 11.61 ; fre/nas a)/ase oi)/nw| 21.297 ; of love, qalerh\ de/ min a)/ase *ku/pris Epic. ap. Parth. 21.2 ; inf. a)=sai A. Fr. 417 ; part. a)/sas S. Fr. 628 :— Med. , *)/ath h(\ pa/ntas a)a=tai Il. 19.91 :— Pass. , *)/aths, h(=| prw=ton a)a/sqhn Il. 19.136 , cf. Hes. Op. 283 , h.Cer. 258 . Intr. in aor. Med. , to be infatuated, act foolishly, a)asa/mhn Il. 9.116 , etc.; a)a/sato de\ me/ga qumw=| ib. 537 , 11.340 ; kai\ ga\r dh/ nu/ pote *zeu\s a)/sato 19.95 , Aristarch. , v.l. *zh=n' a)/sato (sc. *)/ath), cf. Sch.Ven. ad loc.; ei)/ ti/ per a)asa/mhn A.R. 1.1333 ; a)asa/mhn . . a)/thn 2.623 . (a)va/w, cf. a)ta/w.) a)/ba: tro/xos, h)\ boh/, Hsch. a)ba/ghtron: lepto/n, Hsch. , cf. a)bah/r. a)/bagna: r(o/da a)ma/ranta ( Maced. ), Hsch. a)ba/distos, on, untrodden, po/ntos Sch. Opp. H. 2.526 . a)/bazos: h(/suxos, Suid. a)bah/r: o( lepto/s, Suid. a)ba/q: dida/skalos ( Cypr. ), Hsch. a)ba/qmata: stre/mmata, Hsch. a)ba^qh/s, e/s, (ba/qos) not deep, fa/lagc Arr. Tact. 5.6 ; in single rank, h( e)f' e(no\s a). ta/cis ib. 17.5 , e(/lkea Aret. SA 1.9 , Gal. 11.127 . Geom., without depth, e)pifa/neia S.E. P. 3.43 , cf. Simp. in Ph. 572.25 . a)/baqros, on, without foundation, Cyr. a)bai/nw: ste/nw, oi)mw/zw, Cyr. a)ba^ke/w, (a)bakh/s) to be speechless, only in aor., oi( d' a)ba/khsan pa/ntes said nothing, took no heed, Od. 4.249 . a)bakhnou/s: tou\s gunaiki\ mh\ o(milh/santas, Phot., AB 323 . a)ba^kh/s, e/s, (ba/zw) speechless: hence, calm, gentle, a)ba/khn ( Aeol. acc.) ta\n fre/n' e)/xw Sapph. 72 . Adv. -ke/ws, eu(/donti Poet. ap. EM 2.57 :—also a)bakh/mwn Hsch. , a)/bac Lex.Rhet.ap. Eust. 1494.64 . a)ba/khton: a)nepi/fqonon, Hsch. , Phot. a)ba^ki/zomai, = a)bake/w , Anacr. 74 . a)ba/kion, to/, = a)/bac 1.1a , Lys. Fr. 50 , Alex. 15.3 , Plb. 5.26.13 . = a)/bac 1.1b , Plu. Cat.Mi. 90 . = a)/bac 1.2 , Poll. 10.150 . pl., slabs (?) in theatre, Suid. s.v. a)/baci. a)ba^ki/skos, o(, Dim. of a)/bac, small stone for inlaying, in mosaic work, Moschio ap. Ath. 5.207c . a)baklh/: a(/maca, Cyr. a)bakoeidh/s, e/s, like an a)/bac, Sch. Theoc. 4.61 . a)/bakton: to\n mh\ makaristo/n ( Dor. ), Phot., AB 323 ; cf. saba/kths. a)ba/kxeutos, on, uninitiated in Bacchic orgies, E. Ba. 472 : generally, joyless, Id. Or. 319 :—in late Prose, Luc. Laps. 3 , Jul. Or. 7.221d . a)bakxi/wtos, on, having no part in Bacchus, undrinkable, o)/mbros, i.e. salt spray, Tim. Pers. 72 . a)/ba^le [a_b], properly a)= ba/le, expressing a wish, O that . . ! c. indic., Call. Fr. 455 ; c. inf., AP 7.699 , IPE 12.519 (Chersonesus); cf. ba/le. a)bamba/keutos, on, not seasoned, of food, Pyrgion ap. Ath. 4.143e . a)/bac [a^], a^kos, o(, slab, board: reckoning-board, used for counting votes, Arist. Ath. 69.1 . board sprinkled with sand or dust for drawing geometrical diagrams, S.E. M. 9.282 , Iamb. Protr. 34 (pl.), VP 5.22 . dice-board, Caryst. 3 . sideboard, Ammon. Diff. 1 . trencher, plate, Cratin. 86 , cf. BCH 29.510 (Delos, iii B.C.). in Lat. form abacus, slab on capital of column, Vitr. 3.5.5 . marble wall-slab, Id. 7.3.10 . v. a)bakh/s. a)ba/ptistos, on, (bapti/zw) not to be dipped, that will not sink, a). a(/lmas, of a net, Pi. P. 2.80 ; nau=s EM 811.26 ; tru/panon trepan with a guard, to stop it from going too deep, Gal. 10.447 . not drenched with liquor, Plu. 2.686b . a)/baptos, on, (ba/ptw) of iron, not tempered, Hsch. , Suid. a)barba/ristos, on, without barbarisms, Lex.Vind. 294 . Adv. -tws EM 331.37 . a)ba/rbaros, f.l. for a)bo/rboros , q.v. a)barh/s, e/s, (ba/ros) without weight, Arist. Cael. 277b19 ; a)barh= ei)=nai a)e/ra kai\ pu=r Zeno Stoic. 1.27 , cf. Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.143 , Plot. 6.9.9 , etc.; light, gh= AP 7.461 ( Mel. ): metaph., a). xrh=ma a light matter, Com.Adesp. 158 ; parrhsi/a . . malakh\ kai\ a). Plu. 2.59c ; of the pulse, Archig. ap. Gal. 8.651 . not offensive, o)smai/ Aret. CA 2.3 ; of persons, not burdensome, a). e(auto\n threi=n, pare/xein, 2 Ep.Cor. 11.9 , CIG 5361.15 (Berenice). Adv. -rw=s without giving offence, Simp. in Epict. p.85D. ; without taking offence, ib. p.88D. a)/baris, (ba=ris) having no boat, landsman, Hsch. a)barista/n: gunaikizome/nhn ( Cypr. ), Id. a)barkna=|: koma= ( Maced. ), but a)/barkna: limo/s, Id. a)barlei=tai: tara/ssetai, krotei=, Id. a)ba/rnou: ste/ne, Id. a)bartai/, = pthnai/ ( Cypr. ), Id. a)baru/, = o<*>ri/ganon ( Maced. ), Id. a)ba/s: eu)h/qhs; also = i(era\ no/sos ( Tarent. ), Id. a)ba/sai: a)risth=sai, kai\ a)rqh=nai, Id. a)basa/nistos, on, not tortured, a). qnh/|skein J. BJ 1.32.3 , cf. Plu. 2.275c ; khmoi=s u(perw/|an a). Ael. NA 13.9 . Adv. -tws without pain, ble/pein to\n h(/lion ib. 10.14 . untried, unexamined, a). ti e)a=sai Antipho 1.13 ; a)polipei=n Plb. 4.75.3 ; paralei/pein Plu. 2.59c . Adv. -tws without due examination, Th. 1.20 , Plu. 2.28b . a)basi/leutos, on, not ruled by a king, Th. 2.80 , X. HG 5.2.17 : generally, free from rule, Plu. 2.1125d , Artem. 1.8 . a)baska/nistos, on, free from malice, perh. to be read for a)basa/n-, Plu. 2.755d . a)ba/ska^nos, on, (baskai/nw) free from envy, Teles p.56.1 H.; to\ a). Ph. 1.252 ; unprejudiced, ma/rtus J. BJ 1.9.4 . Adv. -nws M.Ant. 1.16 . a)ba/skantos, on, secure against enchantments, free from harm, CIG 5053 , 5119 (Nubia), Cat.Cod.Astr. 7.234 ; esp. of children, BGU 8.11 , al., POxy. 300 (i A. D.):— in act. sense, acting as a charm or protection against witchcraft, a). a)nqrw/pois kai\ zw/|ois v.l. in Dsc. 3.01 . Adv. -tws, u(giai/nein POxy. 292 (i A. D.), cf. AP 11.267 . Act. , not harming, PMag.Leid.W. 18.7 . a)ba/staktos, on, (basta/zw) not to be borne or carried, Plu. Ant. 16 ; not removable, shmei=on IGRom. 4.446 (Perg.). Adv. -tws Hsch. a)/baston: a)/baton, Hsch. a)bato/omai, Pass. , to be made desert, LXX Je. 29.20(21) . a)/ba^tos, on, also h, on Pi. N. 3.21 :— untrodden, e)rhmi/a A. Pr. 2 codd.; impassable, of mountains, Hdt. 4.25 , 7.176 , S. OT 719 , etc.: a)ba/tou th=s *(ella/dos ou)/shs dia\ to\n po/lemon Isoc. 3.33 ; of a river, not fordable, X. An. 5.6.9 ; a(/ls Pi. l.c.; u(/lh Str. 5.4.5 ; ei)=nai ei)s a)/baton to be made desolate, LXX Je. 29.17 , al.: metaph., inaccessible, to\ po/rsw sofoi=s a)/. ka)so/fois Pi. O. 3.44 ; oi)ki/ai a)/. toi=s e)/xousi mhde\ e(/n Aristopho 3 ; a). poiei=n ta\s trape/zas Anaxipp. 3 ; [to\ a)gaqo\n] e)n a)ba/tois u(peridrume/non Procl. in Alc. p.319C. of holy places, not to be trodden, S. OC 167 , 675 ; e(/rpei plou=tos . . e)s ta)/bata kai\ pro\s be/bhla Id. Fr. 88.7 , cf. Porph. Abst. 4.11 ; a)/. i(ero/n Pl. La. 183b ; a)batw/tatos o( to/pos (sc. oi( ta/foi) Arist. Pr. 924a5 : metaph., pure, chaste, yuxh/ Pl. Phdr. 245a . as Subst., a)/baton, to/, adytum, Theopomp.Hist. 313 , IG 4.952 (Epidaur.), etc.; = bidental, *dio\s kataiba/tou a)/. ib. 2.1659b . metaph., fu/sis a)/. oi)/ktw| Ph. 2.53 . of a horse, not ridden, Luc. Zeux. 6 ; of female animals, Id. Lex. 19 . a)/baton, to/, a plant eaten pickled, Gal. 6.623 . Act. , a)/. po/nos a plague that hinders walking, i.e. gout, Luc. Ocyp. 36 ; u(podh/mata Phot. , Suid. s.v. a)nacuri/das. a)ba^fh/s, e/s, = a)/baptos , v. sub a)nafh/s :—also a)a/si-os, on, Gloss. a)/bdelon: tapeino/n, Hsch. a)bde/luktos, on, (bdelu/ssw) not to be abominated, A. Fr. 137 . *)abdhri/ths [i_], ou, o(, a man of Abdera in Thrace, the Gothamite of antiquity, prov. of simpletons, D. 17.23 :—Adj. *)abdhritiko/s, h/, o/n, like an Abderite, i. e. stupid, Cic. Att. 7.7.4 , Luc. Hist.Conscr. 2 . a)/bdhs, o(, said by Hsch. to mean scourge in Hippon. 98 . a)be/baios, on, unreliable, of remedies, Hp. Aph. 2.27 ; a)bebaio/taton w(=n kekth/meqa (sc. plou=tos) Alex. 281 , cf. Men. 128 ; o)fqalmo\s a). unsteady, Arist. HA 492a12 : metaph., tu/xh Democr. 176 , cf. Plb. 15.34.2 ; ai)ti/a Epicur. Ep. 3 , p.65U. ; fili/a Arist. EE 1236b19 ; to\ a). = a)bebaio/ths , Hierocl. in CA 2p.422M. , Heraclit. Ep. 7 ; e)c a)bebai/ou from an insecure position, Arr. An. 1.15.2 . of persons, unstable, fickle, D. 58.63 , Arist. EN 1172a9 . Adv. -ws Men. Georg.Fr. 2 . a)bebaio/ths, htos, h(, instability, th=s tu/xhs Plb. 30.10.1 ; of persons, D.S. 14.9 , cf. Ph. 1.276 . a)be/bhlos, on, sacred, inviolable, Plu. Brut. 20 , cf. Cam. 30 ; of persons, pure, Inscr.Prien. 113.67 . a)/beis: e)/xeis, Hsch. a)be/lios, i.e. a)ve/lios, Cret. for h)e/lios, h(/lios, Hsch. a)/bellon: tapeino/n, Hsch. a)belte/reios, a, on, lengthd. for a)be/lteros, as h(mete/reios for h(me/teros, Hdn.Gr. 1.137 ; prob. (for -i/ou) in Anaxandr. 12 (Dind.). a)beltereu/omai, play the fool, Epicur. Nat. 89G. a)belteri/a, h(, silliness, fatuity, Pl. Tht. 174c , Smp. 198d , D. 19.98 , Arist. Pol. 1315a3 , etc.; a). kai\ nwqro/ths Id. Rh. 1390b30 ; pl., Phld. Lib. p.41O. a)belteroko/kkuc, ugos, o(, silly fellow, Pl.Com. 64 . a)be/lteros, on, (a, on Pl. Phlb. 48c ) silly, stupid, Ar. Nu. 1201 , Antiph. 324 , Pl. R. 409c , etc.; do/cai Polystr. p.29W. ; pro/s ti Anaxandr. 21 ; a). ti paqei=n D. 19.338 : c. inf., a). a)ntitei/nein Hierocl. in CA 10p.434M. : irreg. Comp. a)beltere/steros (s.v.l.) Gal. 18(2).337 : Sup. -w/tatos Ar. Ra. 989 ; of Margites , Hyp. Lyc. 7 . Adv. -rws Polystr. l.c., Plu. 2.127e . (Comic formation, cf. be/lteros.) a)be/rbhlon: polu/, e)paxqe/s, me/ga, baru/, a)xa/riston, ma/taion, Hsch. , cf. -los: a)kata/statos, Suid. ; cf. a)bu/rbhlos. a)bhdw/n, i.e. a)vhdw/n, for a)hdw/n (prob. Lacon. ), Hsch. a)bh/r, i.e. a)vh/r, Lacon. word for oi)/khma stoa\s e)/xon, Id.; cf au)h/r. a)bh/rel: a)/|dei, a)bhrou=sin: a)/|dousiu, Id. a)bh/s: a)nai/sxuntos, a)no/sios, Id. a)bh/ssei: e)pinoei=, Id. a)bi/astos, on, (bia/zomai) unforced, without force or violence, Pl. Ti. 61a ; to\ a). fula/cei shall maintain order, PThead. 19.21 . unstrained, unaffected, xa/ris D.H. Dem. 38 . not liable to compulsion, a). to\ a)paqei/ Porph. ap. Eus. PE 5.10 . irresistible, Sch. Opp. H. 2.8 . Adv. -tws Arist. MA 703a22 , Aët. 9.28 , Simp. in Epict. p.117D. a)bi/bastos, on, = a)/batos , POxy. 1380.115 , Gloss. a)bi/blhs, ou, o(, without books, Tz. H. 6.407 , 475 . a)/bida: a)ndrei=on, Hsch. a)/bin: e)la/thn, oi( de\ peu/khn, Hsch. a)bi/olh: spe/rma e)mfere/s . . , Id. a)/bios, on (A), = a)bi/wtos, bi/os AP 7.715 ( Leon. ). not to be survived, ai)sxu/nh Pl. Lg. 873c . without a living, starving, Luc. DMort. 15.3 , Man. 4.113 , Vett.Val. 46.12 ; a)/teknos kai\ a)/. kai\ prow/lhs, an imprecatory form in CIG 3915.46 (Hierapolis). perh. having no fixed subsistence, nomad, *(ipphmolgw=n glaktofa/gwn a)bi/wn te Il. 13.6 (various expl. in Nic.Dam.p.145 D. ); but prob. *)abi/wn, pr. n., cf. Arr. An. 4.1.1 , Str. 7.3.2 , etc.; *)/a. *sauroma/tai Mus.Belg. 16.70 (Attic, ii A.D.). a)/bios, (B), on, (a intensive) wealthy, Antipho Soph. 43 . a)bi/otos, on, making life unliveable, katakona\ a). bi/ou, a). bi/ou tu/xa E. Hipp. 821 , 868 ; bi/otos AP 9.574 ( v.l. kou) bi/oton ). a)bi/ukton (-hk- cod.): e)f' ou(= ou)k e)ge/neto boh\ a)pollume/nou, Hsch. (For a)vi/ukton, cf. i)u/zw.) a)biwtopoio/s, o/n, making life insupportable, Sch. E. Hipp. 821 . a)bi/wtos, on, (bio/w) not to be lived, insupportable, a). pepoi/hke to\n bi/on Ar. Pl. 969 ; a). zw=men bi/on Philem. 93.7 , cf. 90.7 , Boeth.Stoic. 3.266 ; a). xro/non bioteu=sai E. Alc. 242 ; a). w)/|et' e)/sesqai to\n bi/on au(tw=| D. 21.131 ; a). h(goume/nwn to\ katagnwsqh=nai Phld. Mort. 35 :—a)bi/wto/n [e)sti] life is intolerable, Pl. R. 407a ; a). zh=n Id. Lg. 926b ; a). h(mi=n E. Ion 670 . Adv. a)biw/tws, e)/xein Plu. Dio 6 ; ai)sxrw=s kai\ a). diateqh=nai Id. Sol. 7 . a)bi/wton, to/, = kw/neion , Ps.- Dsc. 4.78 . a)bla/b-eia, h(, freedom from harm, sarko/s Plu. 2.1090b ; for A. Ag. 1024 v. eu)la/beia. Act. , harmlessness, Cic. Tusc. 3.8.16 . a)blab-h/s, e/s, without harm, i.e., Pass. , unharmed, unhurt, Sapph. Supp. 1.1 , Pi. O. 13.27 , P. 8.54 , A. Th. 68 , X. Cyr. 4.1.3 , Pl. R. 342b , etc.; zw=san a)blabei= bi/w| S. El. 650 . Adv. a)blabw=s, Ion. -e/ws, safely, zw/ein Thgn. 1154 ; e)/xein Dexipp. p. 148D., cf. Arr. An. 6.19.2 : Sup. -e/stata X. Eq. 6.1 :—securely, e)dh/sato sa/ndala h.Merc. 83 . Act. , not harming, harmless, innocent, cunousi/a A. Eu. 285 ; h(donai/ Pl. R. 357b , etc.; a). spasmoi/ doing no serious injury, Hp. Epid. 1.6 ; to\ pro\s a)nqrw/pous a). Phld. Piet. 65 : c. gen., a). tw=n plhsi/on Porph Sent. 32 : c. dat., Eus.Mynd. 1 . Adv. -w=s, c. dat., without harm to, th=| gastri/ Metrod. 41 . averting or preventing harm, u(/dwr Theoc. 24.98 :—in Pl. Lg. 953b we have the act. and pass. senses conjoined, a). tou= dra=sai/ te kai\ paqei=n. in treaties, without violating the terms, a)blabw=s spondai=s e)mme/nein, coupled with dikai/ws and a)do/lws, Th. 5.18 and 47 : so in Adj., cu/mmaxoi pistoi\ . . kai\ a). IG 1.33 . a)blab-i/a, h(, poet. for a)bla/beia 11 , a)blabi/h|si no/oio h.Merc. 393 ; *)ablabi/ai personified, SIG 1014.67 (Erythrae); sg. in later Prose, Phld. Piet. 28 . a)blabu/nion: seira\ plekome/nh par' *ai)gupti/ois e)k bu/blwn <pro\s> ka/qarsin ou)=sa, Hsch. a)blade/ws: h(de/ws, Id. (cf. bladaro/s). a)bla/c: lamprw=s ( Cypr. ), Id. a)/blaptos, on, = a)blabh/s 11 , Nic. Th. 488 . Adv. -tws Orph. H. 64.10 . a)/blaroi: cu/la, Hsch. a)/blas: a)su/netos, Hsch. ( a)blh/s Cyr. ). a)blast-e/w, not to run to leaf, Thphr. CP 1.20.5 . not to germinate, of seeds, Id. Ign. 44 . a)/blast-os, on, not growing out, of fibre, Id. HP 1.2.5 :—also a)blast-h/s, e/s, not growing, ib. 2.2.8 ; of seeds, not germinating, 8.11.7 ; of places, unfruitful, e)da/fh CP 2.4.1 ; to/poi Gp. 9.9.4 ( Comp. ): metaph., a). pro\s a)reth/n Plu. 2.38c ; plou=tos a)/. Them. Or. 18.221d . a)bla/st-htos, on, not striking from cuttings, v.l. Thphr. CP 1.3.2 . a)/blautos, on, (blau/th) unslippered, Opp. C. 4.369 , Philostr.Jun. Im. 5 . a)blemh/s, e/s, (blemeai/nw) feeble, Nic. Al. 82 ; in Lit. Crit. [to\ pra=gma] a)bleme\s prospi/ptei falls flat, Longin. 29.1 . Adv. a)bleme/ws, pi/nwn drinking intemperately, Panyas. 13.8 . a)blennh/s, e/s, (ble/nna) without mucus, Apollon. Lex. 51.32 (glossed by a)/xumos); as name of fish, = belo/nh 11 , Diph.Siph. ap. Ath. 8.355f . a)blept-e/w, overlook, disregard, to\ pre/pon Plb. 30.6.4 , Anon. ap. Suid. ; Pass. , ta\ -hqe/nta Hp. Decent. 13 . a)blept-h=: to\n a)blepteu=nta, Hsch. a)ble/pt-hma, to/, mistake, oversight, Plb. Fr. 90 , Arr. Epict. Fr. 12 . a)/blept-os, on, = a)te/kmartos , Sch. Opp. H. 1.773 . Astrol., = a)su/ndetos , Firm. 2.23.7 . a)ble/fa^ros, on, without eyebrows, AP 11.66 ( Antiphil. ). a)bleyi/a, h(, blindness, metaph., Suet. Claud. 39 , Hierocl. in CA 25p.477M. : c. gen., failure to see, Polystr. p.31 W. invisibility, PMag.Leid.W. 7.5 . a)/blhra, i.e. a)/vlhra, for au)/lhra, eu)/lhra (q. v.), Hsch. a)blh/s, h=tos, o(, h(, (ba/llw) not thrown or shot, i)o\n a)blh=ta an arrow not yet used, Il. 4.117 ; cf. A.R. 3.279 . a)blh/thres: ma/rtures, Hsch. a)/blhtos, on, not hit (by missiles), opp. a)nou/tatos, Il. 4.540 . a)blhxh/s, e/s, (blhxh/) without bleatings, e)pau/lion AP 9.149 (Antip.). a)blhxrh/s, e/s, gen. e/os, = a)blhxro/s , mild, soothing, Nic. Th. 885 . a)blhxro/s, a/, o/n, (a euphon., blhxro/s, q.v.):— weak, feeble, of Aphrodite's hand, Il. 5.337 ; tei/xea 8.178 ; qa/natos an easy death in ripe old age, opp. a violent one, Od. 11.135 , 23.282 ; po/nos Epicur. Sent.Vat. 4 ; kw=ma A.R. 2.205 ; pureto/s Procop. Pers. 2.22 . a)blope/s: a)blabe/s, Hsch. a)blopi/a, h(, Cret. = a)bla/beia , GDI 4986 (Gortyn), 5125 (Oaxos), cf. Hsch. a)boai/: eu)xai/, Hsch. a)boa_ti/, a)ble/pt-atos, Dor. for a)bohti/, -htos. a)bohq-hsi/a, h(, helplessness, LXX Si. 51.10 . a)boh/q-htos, on, admitting of no help, without remedy, incurable, of disease, Hp. Acut. (Sp.) 33 ; pa/qos Plu. 2.454d ; of wounds, Plb. 1.81.5 , etc.; fatal, of poisons, Thphr. HP 9.16.6 ; a). e)/xein th\n e)pikouri/an, unserviceable, useless, D.S. 20.42 ; nu\c a). Gal. 19.481 . Adv. -tws Dsc. Ther. 12 , Gal. 5.122 . of persons, helpless, LXX Ps. 87(88).6 , Plu. Arat. 2 , Epict. Ench. 24 ; gunh\ xh/ra kai\ a). BGU 970.8 (ii A. D.). Act. , unhelpful, a)filanqrwpi/a -h/tous poiei= Phld. Oec. p.68J. a)bohqi/, Adv. without assistance, prob. in Euph. 54.2 . a)bohti/, Dor. a)bohq-a_ti/, Adv. (boa/w) without summons, Pi. N. 8.9 . a)bo/htos, Dor. a)boh/q-a_tos, on, (boa/w) not loudly lamented, Epigr.Gr. 240 (Smyrna). not noised abroad, [kle/os] ou)k a\. IG 2.4174 . a)bolai/a (-bal- cod.): suggrafh/, o(mologi/a, Hsch. a)bolei=s: peribolai/ (Sicel.), Hsch. a)bole/w, later Ep. for a)ntibole/w, meet, A.R. 3.1145 ; Ep. aor. a)bo/lhsan Id. 2.770 , Call. Fr. 455 . a)bol-htu/s, u/os, h(, a meeting, Ion. word, Antim. [108] . a)bol-h/twr, oros, o(, one who meets, Id. 58 . a)bo/lla, h(, = Lat. abolla, thick woollen cloak, Peripl.M.Rubr. 6 , CPR 1.27 (ii A. D.). a)/bolos, on, (bolh/) that has not shed his foal-teeth, of a young horse, S. Fr. 408 , Pl. Lg. 834c , Stratt. 52 , Arist. HA 576b15 , IG 2.978 : also of an old horse, that no longer sheds them, AB 322 . a)/bola, ta/, an unlucky throw of the dice, Poll. 7.204 . a)bo/rboros, on, without filth, yali\s ou)k a). S. Fr. 367 (-ba/rb- codd.). *)aborigi=nes, oi(, = Lat. aborigines, D.H. 1.9 , al. a)/boros, on, greedy, Hdn.Gr. ap. Sch. Il. 8.178 . a)bosk-h/s, e/s, (bo/skw) unfed, fasting, Nic. Th. 124 . a)bo/sk-htos, on, pastureless, o)/rh Babr. 45.10 , cf. Eust. 307.27 . a)/bostoi: oi( ai)/thsin u(po\ *lakw/nwn, Hsch. a)/botos, on, (bo/skw) without pasture, Hsch. a)bouxo/lhtos, on, (boukole/w) untended: metaph., unheeded, a). tou=t<*> e)mw=| fronh/mati A. Supp. 929 . a)boul-ei/, Adv. inconsiderately, Suid. :—also -i/, Ph. 1.124 . a)bou/leutos, on, ill-advised, inconsiderate. Adv. -tws LXX 1 Ma. 5.67 . a)boul-e/w, to be unwilling, Pl. R. 437c : c.acc. inf., Id. Ep. 347a :—c. acc., dislike, object to, D.C. 55.9 . not to will, ou) ga\r -w=n e)nergei= without willing, Plot 6.8.13 , cf. ib. 21 . a)bou/l-htos, on, (bou/lomai) involuntary, Pl. Lg. 733d , Ph. 1.561 ; a). kardi/as ki/nhsis, e)/kkrisis Gal. 2.610 , Aët. 13.56 . Adv. -tws Asclep Cypr. ap. Porph. Abst. 4.15 , Plu. 2.631c , S.E. P. 1.19 . not according to one's wish or will, ta\ a). Zeno Stoic. 1.53 ; tu/xh Phld. Mort. 33 . cf. Ph. 2.392 , Plu. 2.599b . a)boul-i/a, h(, ill-advisedness, thoughtlessness, Pi. O. 10.41 , Hdt. 7.210 , Antipho 4.2.6 , Men. 16.9 D, etc.; e)parqe/ntes a)bouli/h| Hdt. 7.9 . g/; e)c a). pesei=n, a)bouli/a| pesei=n S. El. 398 , 429 : pl., A. Th. 750 , Hdt. 8.57 . irresolution, Th. 5.75 ; indecision, Democr. 119 . a)/boul-os, on, inconsiderate, ill-advised, S. Ant. 1026 , Men. Pk. 382 , Anacreont. 12.4 ; te/knoisi *zh=n' a)/boulon taking no thought for them, unfeeling, S. Tr. 140 , cf. El. 546 , E. Heracl. 152 : Comp. , Th. 1.120.7 : Sup. , Plu. Dio 43 . Adv. -ws Hdt. 3.71 ; ou)k a). Pherecr. 143.6 ; a). kai\ a)qe/ws Antipho 1.23 : Sup. a)boulo/tata Hdt. 7.9 .b/, Plb. Fr. 92 . a)bouskolei=: qorubei=, Hsch. a)bou/ths, ou, o(, (bou=s) without oxen, i.e. poor, Hes. Op. 451 . a)/bouton: th\n ou)li/an (Arg.), Hsch. a(/bra, h(, favourite slave, Men. 64.3 , al., LXX Ge. 24.61 , Ex. 2.5 , al., Plu. Caes. 10 , Aristaen. 1.22 , Luc. Tox. 14 . (Prob. Semitic; written by some Gramm. a)/bra, cf. AB 322 .) a)bra/besqai: a(bru/nesqai, Hsch. a)brami/dion, to/, Dim. of sq., Xenocr 78 . a)bra^mi/s, or a)/bramis, idos , h( (also a)brabi/s, PLond.ined 2184 (iii A. D.)), kind of mullet, salted in Egypt, Ath. 7.312b , PLond.ined. 2143 (ii A. D.), Opp. H. 1.244 . a)bramu/as, o(, throw at dice, Hsch. a)bra/nas, Celtic word = kerkopi/qhkos. Id. a)brani/das: krokeutou/s ( Lacon. ), Id. a)/braxos, on, prob. -a)/broxos, not steeped, strobi/lia PMag.Berol. 1.245 . a)/brektos, on, = a)/broxos , Hp. Aff. 52 , Plu. 2.381c , Mosch. 2.114 . a)bremh/s: a)blepth/s ( Cypr. ), Hsch. a(bri/zomai, Med. or Pass. , = a(bru/nomai , Hsch. (in Lacon. form -i/dd-). a)bri_qh/s, e/s, of no weight, ba/ros me\n ou)k a)briqe/s E. Supp. 1125 . a)/briktos, on, (bri/zw) wakeful, Hsch. , Suid. :—a)bri/c, Adv., Hsch. a)brina/: kekaqarme/na, Hsch. a)bristh/n: mastigi/an, Id. a(bro-ba/ths, ou, o(, softly or delicately stepping, A Pers. 1072 ; Subst. in B. 3.48 . a(bro/-bios, on, living delicately, effeminate, *)/iwnes B. 17.2 , cf. Plu. Demetr. 2 ( Sup. ), D.P. 968 , Alciphr. 1.12 . a(bro-bo/struxos, on, = a(broko/mhs , Tz. H. 1.230 . a(bro/-goos, on, wailing womanishly, A. Pers. 541 . a(bro/-dais, o(, h(, luxurious, a(bro/daiti trape/zh| Archestr. Fr. 61.1 . a(bro-di/aita, h(, luxurious living, a faulty compd., AB 322 , Suid, Ael. VH 12.24 (in lemmate). a(bro-di/aitos, on, living delicately, a(brodiai/twn *ludw=n o)/xlos A. Pers. 41 , cf. Epigr.ap Clearch. 4 : to\ a(. effeminacy Th. 1.6 , Ath. 12.513c ; a(. bi/os, luxurious, Diog.Oen. 23 . Adv. -tws Ph. 1.324 . a(bro-ei/mwn, on, (ei(=ma) softly clad, Com.Adesp. 1275 . a(bro/-karpon, = a(bro/tonon , Hsch. a(bro-ko/mhs, ou, o(, with luxuriant foliage, foi=nic E. Ion 920 , IT 1099 . with delicate hair. Orph. H. 56.2 , Nonn. D. 13.91 , al.; (with play on both meanings) AP 12.256 ( Mel. ):—also a(bro/-komos, on, Nonn. D. 13.456 , Man. 2.446 . a)bromi/a: skotei/a, Hsch. a)bro/mios, on, without Bacchus, AP 6.291 (Antip.). a(bromi/trhs, ou, o(, with dainty girdle, Hsch. a)/bromos, on, (a collect.) joining in a shout, Il. 13.41 ; taken by Aristarch. to mean noisy (a intens.). (a priv.) noiseless, ku=ma A.R. 4.153 . v. a)/brwmos. a(bropa/rqenoi xoroi/, consisting of delicate maidens, Lyr.Alex.Adesp. 22 . a(bro-pe/di_los, on, soft-sandalled, *)/erws AP 12.158 ( Mel. ). a(bro-penqh/s, e/s, v.a)kropenqh/s. a(bro-pe/thlos, on, with soft leaves, Jo.Gaz. Ecphr. 2.2 . a(bro/-phnos, on, (ph/nh) of delicate texture, Lyc. 863 . a(bro/-ploutos, on, richly luxuriant, xai/th E. IT 1148 . a(bro/s, a/, o/n, poet. also o/s, o/n:— graceful, delicate, pretty, parqe/nos Hes. Fr. 218 ; pai=s, *)/erws Anacr. 17 , 65 ; a)/brai *xa/rites Sapph. 60 ; esp. of the body, sw=ma, pou/s, etc., Pi. O. 6.55 , E. Tr. 506 ; neut. pl., a(bra\ parhi/dos Ph. 1486 ; of women, A. Fr. 313 , S. Tr. 523 ; a(. a)/qurma, of a pet dog, IG 14.1647 (Lipara): of things, splendid, ste/fanos, ku=dos, plou=tos Pi. I. 8.65 , O. 5.7 , P. 3.110 : of style, graceful, pretty, lo/gos Hermog. Id. 2.5 ; freq. with a notion of disparagement, dainty, luxurious; hence, a(bra\ paqei=n live delicately, Sol. 24.4 , Thgn. 474 ; a common epithet of Asiatics, Hdt. 1.71 , etc.; *)iw/nwn a(bro\s . . o)/xlos Antiph. 91 ; *)aga/qursoi -o/tatoi a)ndrw=n Hdt. 4.104 . Adv. a(brw=s, ya/llein Anacr. 17 ; u(mnei=n Stesich. 37 ; bai/nein step delicately, Sapph. 5 , E. Med. 831 : neut. sg. as Adv., a(bro\n bai/nontes E. Med. 1164 ; neut. pl., a(bra\ gela=n Anacreont. 41.3 , 42.5 : Comp. a(brote/rws, e)/xein Hld. 1.17 .—Chiefly poet., never in old Ep. ; rare in early Prose, X. Smp. 4.44 , Pl. Smp. 204c , Clearch. 4 . [a^ by nature, cf. E. Med. 1164 , Tr. 820 .] a(brosi/a, h(, = a(brosu/nh , Sch. E. Or. 349 . a(brosta^gh/s, e/s, (sta/zw) dropping rich unguents, me/twpon Anon. ap. Suid. s.v. a(bro/s. a(brosu/nh, h(, = a(bro/ths , Sapph. 79 , E. Or. 349 , Xenoph. 3.1 (pl.). a(bro/sfuros, on, with delicate ankles, *nai/des Lyr.Alex.Adesp. 3.3 . a)brota/zw, miss, c. gen., only in aor. 1 subj., mh/pws a)brota/comen ( Ep. for -wmen) a)llh/loii+n Il. 10.65 :—Subst. a)bro/tacis, ews, h(, error, Hsch. , Eust. 789.52 : Adj. a)broth/mwn, on, erring, in Hsch., AB 322 . (For a)mgˆta/zw, cf. a)mbrot-ei=n, a(mart-ei=n.) a(bro/ths, htos, h(, splendour, luxury, do/mous a(bro/tatos houses of luxury, i. e. luxurious, Pi. P. 11.34 , cf. B. Fr. 26 ; th=| *mh/dwn stolh=| kai\ a(bro/thti X. Cyr. 8.8.15 , cf. Pl. Alc. 1.122c , E. Ba. 968 ; ou)k e)n a(bro/thti kei=sai thou art not in a position to be fastidious, Id. IA 1343 ; also, a(bro/tatos e)/pi in the freshness of youth, Pi. P. 8.89 . of style, sweetness, charm, Hermog. Id. 1.12 . a(bro/ti_mos, on, delicate and costly, prokalu/mmata A. Ag. 690 (lyr.). a)broti/nh, h(, = a(martwlh/ , Hsch. ; cf. a)brota/zw. a)broto/n-inos, h, on, made of a)bro/tonon, e)/laion Dsc. 1.50 . a)broton-i/ths oi)=nos wine prepared with a)bro/tonon, Dsc. 5.52 . a)bro/tonon or a(br-, to/, wormwood, Artemisia arborescens, Thphr. HP 6.7.3 , Nic. Th. 92 , etc.; a). a)/rren, southernwood, Artemisia fragrans, Gal. 11.804 ; a). qh=lu, lavender cotton, Santolina Chamaecyparissus, Dsc. 3.24 ; written a)bou/tonon Ps.- Dsc. l.c. a)/brotos, on, also h, on, = a)/mbrotos (q.v.), holy, in Hom. only once, nu\c a)bro/th Il. 14.78 ; a)bro/th alone = nu/c , Eust.ad loc. without men, deserted of men, a)/broton ei)s e)rhmi/an v.l. for a)/baton A. Pr. 2 , as quoted by Sch.Ven. Il. 14.78 . a(broxai/ths, ou, o(, = a(broko/mhs , Anacreont. 41.8 . a)brox-e/w, not to be inundated, BGU 973.14 , PFay. 33 (ii A. D.), etc. a)brox-i/a, h(, want of rain, drought, Men.Eph. ap. J. AJ 8.13.2 , Heph. Astr. 1.23 , S.E. M. 9.203 . in Egypt. failure of the inundation of the Nile, OGI 56.15 (pl., iii B.C.), cf. CPHerm. 119 ii 22 (iii A. D.). a)brox-iko/s, h/, o/n, = a)/broxos , PFlor. 286.23 (vi A. D.). a)bro/x-istos, on, = foreg., PGoodsp. 15.22 (iv A. D.). a)/brox-os, on, (bre/xw) unwetted, unmoistened, Aeschin. 2.21 , Nic. Th. 339 , Sotion p.183 W.; kata\ po/nton a)/. a)i/+sseis Mosch. 2.143 ( v.l. a)/tromos ): c. gen., a(/lmhs Nonn. D. 1.75 . Adv. -xws without getting wet, Lib. Or. 11.217 . wanting rain, waterless, pedi/a E. Hel. 1485 ; *)arkadi/h Call. Jov. 19 . not inundated, PHib. 1.85 (iii B. C.), BGU 455 (i A. D.), etc. a(broxi/twn [i^], wnos, o(, h(, in soft tunic, softly clad, AP 9.538 ; epith. of Dionysus, Inscr.Cos 5.11 ; eu)na\s a(broxi/twnas beds with soft coverings, A. Pers. 543 . a(/bruna ( a)/br- Hsch. ), ta/, mulberries ( Cypr. ), Parth. ap. Ath. 2.51f , cf. AB 224 . a(br-unth/s, ou=, o(, coxcomb, fop, Adam. 1.23 . a(br-u/nw, (a(bro/s) make delicate, treat delicately, mh\ gunaiko\s e)n tro/pois e)me\ a(/brune<*> A Ag. 919 : deck out, ei)s ga/mon a(bru=nai/ tina AP 6.281 ( Leon. ):— Med. or Pass. , live delicately; hence, wax wanton, give oneself airs, a(bru/netai ga\r pa=s tis eu)= pra/sswn ple/on A. Ag. 1205 , cf. S. OC 1339 ; e)kalluno/mhn te kai\ h(bruno/mhn a)/n Pl. Ap. 20c : c. dat. rei, pride, plume oneself on a thing, ou)x a(bru/nomai tw=|d' E. IA 858 ; h(bru/neto tw=| brade/ws diapra/ttein X. Ages. 9.2 ; oi(=s o( tw=n gunaikw=n a(bru/netai bi/os Clearch. 9 . a)/brustos: h)\ a)/brostos h)\ o( bibrwsko/menos, Hsch. a)bruto/s, = bru/ssos , Id. a(/brwma, to/, a woman's garment. Hsch. a)/brwmos, on, free from smell, Diph.Siph. ap. Ath. 8.355b , Xenocr. 9 , Dsc. 1.16 , Aët. 9.1 . (a)/bromos is a common v.l.) *)/abrwn, wnos, o(, Abron, an Argive, proverbial for luxurious living, *)/abrwnos bi/os Suid. , Zen. 1.4 . a)-brw/s, w=tos, o(, h(, not devoured; hence, not bitten by mosquitoes, AP 9.764 (Paul. Sil.). a)-brwsi/a, h(, want of food, fasting, Poll. 6.39 . a)/-brwtos, on, (bibrw/skw) uneatable, not good for food, kre/a Ctes. Fr. 57.26 , cf. Arist. HA 618a1 , Phanias Hist. 34 , Thphr. HP 3.12.2 ; o)sta= Men. 129 . not eaten, Nic. Fr. 74.44 ; ou)qe\n a)/. perilei/pontes Porph. Abst. 2.27 :—of wood, not eaten by worms, Thphr. HP 5.1.2 . of persons, without eating, S. Fr. 967 ; a)/., a)/potos Charito 6.3 . *)/abu_dos, h(, Abydos, on the Asiatic side of the Hellespont:— *)abudo/qen, Adv. from Abydos, Il. 4.500 ; *)abudo/qi, at Abydos, 17.584 :—Adj. *)abudhno/s, h/, on, of or from Abydos, Ath. 13.572e , etc.: prov., *)a. e)pifo/rhma a dessert of Abydos, i.e. something unpleasant, variously expl., Zen. 1.1 , etc.; mh\ ei)kh= th\n *)/abudon (sc. patei=n) Paus.Gr. Fr. 2 : *)abudoko/mhs (*)abudhnokw/mhs or -ko/mos Zen. 1.1 ), ou , d<*> = d e)pi\ tw=( sukofantei=n komw=n , Ar. Fr. 733 . a)bu/qhtos, on, = sq., Sch. Opp. H. 2.216 . a)/buqos, on, = a)/bussos, ei)/s tina a)/. fluari/an Pl. Prm. 130d (sed leg. ei)/s tina buqo\n fluari/as). a)bu/r-bhlos, = a)be/r- , Hsch. , Phot. , Suid. ; a)bu/r-bhtos, EM 4.52 . a)bu/rseutos, on, untanned, Sch. Il. 2.527 . a)burt-a/kh [a^k], h(, sour sauce of leeks, cress, and pomegranateseeds, Pherecr. 181 , Theopomp.Com. 17 , Alex. 141.13 , Nymphod. 19 , Polyaen. 4.3.32 . a)burt-a^kopoio/s, o/n, making a)burta/kh, Demetr. Com.Nov. 1.5 . a)burt-a^kw/dhs, es, like a)burta/kh, Hsch. s.v. neoda/rths. a)/bussos, on, bottomless, unfathomed, phgai/ Hdt. 2.28 ; a)/ths a)/busson pe/lagos A. Supp. 470 ; xa/smata E. Ph. 1605 ; li/mnh Ar. Ra. 137 : generally, unfathomable, boundless, plou=tos A. Th. 948 ; a)rgu/rion Ar. Lys. 174 ; fre/na *di/an kaqora=n, o)/yin a)/busson A. Supp. 1058 . h( a)/. the great deep, LXX Ge. 1.2 , etc.: the abyss, underworld, Ev. Luc. 8.31 , Ep.Rom. 10.7 , Apoc. 9.1 , etc.; the infinite void, PMag.Par. 1.1120 , cf. PMag.Lond. 121.261 . a)bw=: e)pinow=, Cyr. ; fut. a)bh/sw, Id.: a)bw/, v. a)bw/r. a)bwlo/kopos, on, not hoed, Poll. 1.246 . a)/bwlos, on, not mixed with clods of earth, puro/s, etc., PTeb. 370.13 (ii A.D.), etc. a)bw/r, i.e. a)vw/r, Lacon. for h)w/s, and a)bw/=prwi/+, Hsch. a)/bws or a)bw=s, (boh/) speechless, Hsch., EM 4.54 . ( Ion. form.) a)g, apoc. form of a)na/ before k, g, x, v. a)na/ init. a)ga-, intensive prefix, very, as a)ga-kleh/s, etc., cf. a)/gan. (Prob. for mˆga, reduced form of me/ga.) a)/ga_, Dor. for a)/gh. a)ga/asqai, a)ga/asqe, Ep. forms from a)/gamai, Od. a)ga/zhloi: megalo/zhloi, oi( de\ fqoneroi/, EM 5.29 . a)ga/zw, (a)/gan) exalt overmuch, ta\ qew=n mhde\n -ein A. Supp. 1061 , cf. S. Fr. 968 . Med. , honour, adore, loibai=sin Pi. N. 11.6 , cf. Orph. A. 64 . a)gaqa/ggelos, bringing good tidings, trans. of Persian *oi)ba/ras, Nic.Dam. p.53.14D. a)gaqai/nw, = -u/nw , Simp. in Epict. p.70D. a)gaqei/kelos, on, like the good, Hdn. Epim. 187 . a)gaqi/dion, to/, Dim. of a)gaqi/s, Paul.Aeg. 2.57 , Hsch. s.v. tolu/ph. a)gaqiko/s, h/, o/n, = a)gaqo/s , Epich. 99 . a)ga^qi/s, i/dos , h( [i^ Hdn.Gr. 2.18 ], ball of thread, Pherecyd. 148J. , Aen.Tact. 31.19 , Orib. Fr. 57 , etc.; a)gaqw=n a)gaqi/des, prov., quantities of goods, Com.Adesp. 827 . =shsami/s, Hsch. , Eust. 1366.33 . a)gaqo-goni/a, h(, production of good, Iamb. in Nic. 82.22 . a)gaqo-daimone/w, Astrol., occupy the house of a)gaqodai/mwn 111 , Vett.Val. 62.20 , Paul.Al. O. 3 : a)gaqo-daimonhtiko/s, h/, o/n, belonging thereto, Jul.Laod. in Cat.Cod.Astr. 5.184 . a)gaqo-daimonistai/, oi(, guests who drink only to the a)gaqo\s dai/mwn (cf. dai/mwn): hence, moderate drinkers, Arist. EE 1233b3 .: a)gaqo-daimoniastai/, a club of such drinkers, IG 12(1).161 (Rhodes). a)gaqo-dai/mwn, onos, o(, the good Genius, less correct for a)gaqo\s dai/mwn, A.D. Adv. 60.15 , PMag.Leid.W. 17.25 . an Egyptian serpent, Hist.Aug.Elag. 28 , Philum. Ven. 29 . Astrol., propitious region (east of mesoura/nhma), Vett.Val. 135.32 . a)gaqo-dosi/a, h(, (do/sis) the giving of good, Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 707.19 . a)gaqo-do/ths, ou, h(, the giver of good, Diotog. ap. Stob. 4.7.62 . Adv. -do/tws Eustr. in EN 387.11 . a)gaqo-eidh/s, e/s, like good, seeming good, opp. a)gaqo/s, Pl. R. 509a , etc. having the form of good, Plot. 1.7.1 , al., Jul. Or. 4.135a , Procl. Inst. 25 : Comp. , Iamb. Protr. 4 : Sup. , Marin. Procl. 27 . a)gaqo-ergasi/a, h(, = a)gaqoergi/a , Procop. Aed. 1.7 . a)gaqo-erge/w, do good or well, 1 Ep.Ti. 6.18 : contr. a)gaqo-ourge/w, Act.Ap. 14.17 . a)gaqo-ergi/a, Ion. -ih, contr. a)gaqo-ourgi/a, h(, good deed, service, Hdt. 3.154 , 160 , Jul. Or. 4.135d . beneficence, Procl. in Cra. pp.13,90 P. a)gaqo-ergo/s ( contr. a)gaqo-ourgo/s, Plu. 2.1015e , Procl. Inst. 122 ), o/n, doing good, Jul. Or. 4.144d , Dam. Isid. 296 , Procl. in Alc. p.54C. :—oi( *)a., at Sparta, Commissioners sent on foreign service, Hdt. 1.67 . a)gaqo-qe/leia, h(, desire of good, Anon. ap. Suid. a)gaqo-qelh/s, e/s, benevolent, Antigonus ap. Heph. Astr. 2.18 , Gloss. a)gaqo-loge/w, use fair words, Eust. 378.30 . a)gaqo-poie/w, do good, Ev.Marc. 3.4 , S.E. M. 11.70 , Aesop. 66 . a). tina/ do good to, Ev.Luc. 6.33 : c. dupl. acc., LXX Nu. 10.32 , Aristeas 242 : tini/ LXX 2 Ma. 1.2 . make good, ti Plot. 6.7.22 ; ta\ kaka/ Corp.Herm. 9.4 . Astrol., make favourable, Vett.Val. 203.32 : Pass. , Jul.Laod. in Cat.Cod.Astr. 5(1).185 . exert beneficent influence, Procl. Par.Ptol. 292 . do well, act rightly, 1 Ep.Pet. 2.15 . a)gaqo-poi/hsis, h(, well-doing, Eustr. in EN 17.25 . a)gaqo-poii/a, h(, = foreg., 1 Ep.Pet. 4.19 , al. propitious influence, Vett.Val. 164.17 , Ptol. Tetr. 38 . a)gaqo-poio/s, o/n, beneficent, LXX Si. 42.14 , Plu. 2.368b , Porph. Marc. 17 ; of the King of Persia, Men.Prot. p.16D. : c. gen., -poie\ th=s oi)koume/nhs PMag.Lond. 122.16 . Astrol., exerting beneficent influence, Ptol. Tetr. 19 , Artem. 4.59 , PMag.Lond. 46.48 , etc. creating the Good, Dam. Pr. 33 . a)ga^qo/s [a^g], h/, o/n, Lacon. a)gaso/s Ar. Lys. 1301 , Cypr. a)zaqo/s GDI 57 :— good: of persons, well-born, gentle, opp. kako/s, deilo/s, oi(=a/ te toi=s a)gaqoi=si paradrw/wsi xe/rhes Od. 15.324 , cf. Il. 1.275 ; a)fneio/s t' a). te Il. 13.664 , cf. Od. 18.276 ; patro\s d' ei)/m' a)gaqoi=o, qea\ de/ me gei/nato mh/thr Il. 21.109 , cf. Od. 4.611 ; kako\s e)c a). Thgn. 190 , cf. 57 sq.; prau\+s a)stoi=s, ou) fqone/wn a)gaqoi=s Pi. P. 3.71 , cf. 2.96 , 4.285 ; ti/s a)\n eu)/patris w(=de bla/stoi; ou)dei\s tw=n a). ktl. S. El. 1082 ; oi(/ t' a). pro\s tw=n a)genw=n katanikw=ntai Id. Fr. 84 ; tou\s eu)genei=s ga\r ka)gaqou\s . . filei= *)/arhs e)nai/rein ib. 649 , cf. E. Alc. 600 , al.: a)gaqoi\ kai\ e)c a)gaqw=n Pl. Phdr. 274a :—in political sense, aristocrats, esp. in the phrase kaloi\ ka)gaqoi/ (v. sub kaloka)gaqo/s). brave, valiant, since courage was attributed to Chiefs and Nobles, Il. 1.131 , al.; tw=| k' a)gaqo\s me\n e)/pefn', a)gaqo\n de/ ken e)cena/ricen 21.280 ; cf. Hdt. 5.109 , etc. good, capable, in reference to ability, a). basileu/s Il. 3.179 ; i)hth/r 2.732 ; qera/pwn 16.165 , 17.388 ; pu/kths Xenoph. 2.15 ; i)htro/s Hp. Prog. 1 ; probatognw/mwn A. Ag. 795 ; a)/rxontes Democr. 266 : freq. with qualifying words, a). e)n u(smi/nh| Il. 13.314 ; boh\n a). 2.408 , 563 , al.; pu/c Od. 11.300 ; bi/hn Il. 6.478 ; gnw/mhn S. OT 687 ; pa=san a)reth/n Pl. Lg. 899b , cf. Alc. 1.124e ; te/xnhn Id. Prt. 323b ; ta\ pole/mia, ta\ politika/, Hdt. 9.122 , Pl. Grg. 516b , etc.: more rarely c. dat., a). pole/mw| X. Oec. 4.15 : with Preps., a)/ndres a). peri\ to\ plh=qos Lys. 13.2 ; ei)/s ti Pl. Alc. 1.125a ; pro/s ti Id. R. 407e : c. inf., a). ma/xesqai Hdt. 1.136 ; i(ppeu/esqai 1.79 ; a). i(sta/nai good at weighing, Pl. Prt. 356b . good, in moral sense, first in Thgn. 438 , cf. Heraclit. 104 , S. El. 1082 , X. Mem. 1.7.1 , Pl. Ap. 41d , etc.; yuxh=s a)gaqh=s patri\s o( cu/mpas ko/smos Democr. 247 : freq. with other Adjs., o( pisto\s ka). S. Tr. 541 ; dikai/wn ka). ib. 1050 :—ironical, to\n a). *kre/onta Id. Ant. 31 . w)= a)gaqe/, my good friend, as a term of gentle remonstrance, Pl. Prt. 311a , etc. a). dai/mwn, v. sub dai/mwn; a). tu/xh, v. sub tu/xh; a). qeo/s = Lat. bona dea, Plu. Caes. 9 , Cic. 19 . of things, good, serviceable, *)iqa/kh . . a). kourotro/fos Od. 9.27 , etc.; a). toi=s tokeu=si, th=| po/lei X. Cyn. 13.17 : c. gen., ei)/ ti oi)=da puretou= a). good for it, Id. Mem. 3.8.3 ; e(lkw=n Thphr. HP 9.11.1 . of outward circumstances, ai)dw\s ou)k a). kexrhme/nw| a)ndri\ parei=nai Od. 17.347 ; ei)pei=n ei)s a)gaqo/n to good purpose, Il. 9.102 ; o( de\ pei/setai ei)s a). per for his own good end, 11.789 ; ou)k a)gaqo\n polukoirani/h 2.204 :—a)gaqo/n [e)sti], c. inf., it is good to do so and so<*> Il. 7.282 , 24.130 , Od. 3.196 , etc. morally good, prh=cis Democr. 177 ; e)/rga Emp. 112.2 , cf. Ep.Rom. 2.7 , etc. a)gaqo/n, to/, good, blessing, benefit, of persons or things, w)= me/ga a). su\ toi=s fi/lois X. Cyr. 5.3.20 ; fi/lon, o(\ me/giston a). ei)=nai/ fasi Id. Mem. 2.4.2 , cf. Ar. Ra. 74 , etc; as term of endearment for a baby, blessing!, treasure!, Men. Sam. 28 :— a)gaqo/n tina dedrake/nai, pepoihke/nai confer a benefit on . . , Th. 3.68 , Lys. 13.92 ; e)p' a)gaqw=| tinos for one's good, Th. 5.27 , X. Cyr. 7.4.3 ; e)p' a). toi=s poli/tais Ar. Ra. 1487 ; ou)k e)p' a). for no good end, Th. 1.131 ; e)p' ou)deni\ a). th=s *(ella/dos X. HG 5.2.35 :—in pl., h( e)p' a)gaqoi=s gename/nh (sic) kataspora/ PFlor. 21.10 (iii A.D.):—to\ a). or ta)., the good, Epich. 171.5 , cf. Pl. R. 506b , 508e , Arist. Metaph. 1091a31 , etc.:—in pl., a)gaqa/, ta/, goods of fortune, treasures, wealth, Hdt. 2.172 , Lys. 13.91 , X. Mem. 1.2.63 , etc.; a)gaqa\ pra/ttein fare well, Ar. Av. 1706 ; also, good things, dainties, Thgn. 1000 , Ar. Ach. 873 , etc.: good qualities, toi=s a)., oi(=s e)/xomen e)n th=| yuxh=| Isoc. 8.32 , cf. Democr. 37 ; good points, of a horse, ei) ta)/lla pa/nta a). e)/xoi, kako/pous d' ei)/h X. Eq. 1.2 . Comp. and Sup. are usu. supplied from other stems, viz. Comp. a)mei/nwn, a)rei/wn<*> belti/wn, krei/sswn (ka/rrwn), lwi/+wn (lw/(wn)), Ep. be/lteros, lwi/+teros, fe/rteros:— Sup. a)/ristos, be/ltistos, kra/tistos, lw/i+stos (lw=|stos), Ep. be/ltatos, ka/rtistos, fe/rtatos, fe/ristos:— later, reg. Comp. a)gaqw/teros LXX Jd. 11.25 , 15.2 , D.S. 8 Fr. 12 , Plot. 5.5.9 , Diod.Rh. p.53.9H. : Sup. a)gaqw/tatos D.S. 16.85 , Hld. 5.15 , etc. ( -o/tatos POxy. 1757.26 (ii A.D.)). Adv. usually eu)=, q.v.: a)gaqw=s Hp. Off. 9 , Arist. Rh. 1388b6 , LXX 1 Ki. 20.7 . (Etym. dub. ( o(/ti a)/gei h(ma=s e)pi\ to\n o)rqo\n bi/on Stoic. 3.49 ); perh. cognate with a)/gamai, hence admirable.) a)ga/qosmon: th/linon (sc. e)/laion), EM 5.34 , Hsch. (prob. 1 .). a)gaqosu/mboulos, benesuasor, Gloss. a)gaqo/ths, htos , n(, goodness, LXX Wi. 1.1 , Ph. 1.50 , Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 695.37 , Plot. 4.8.6 , Sallust. 3 , etc.; as a form of address, h( sh\ a). Jul. Ep. 12 , 86 . a)gaqotuxe/w, Astrol., occupy the house of a)gaqh\ tu/xh, Vett.Val. 83.20 ; a)g. pro/s . . Cat.Cod.Astr. 1.118 . a)gaqourge/w, a)gaqo-ourgi/a, a)gaqo-ourgo/s, v. a)gaqoerg-. a)gaqo-fanh/s, e/s, appearing good, hypocritical, Democr. 82 . a)gaqo-fo/ros, on, bearing good tidings, PMag.Par. 1.3166 ; -fo/ron, to/, Cat. Cod.Astr. 2.170 . a)gaqo/-frwn, on, gen. -onos, (frh/n) well-disposed, Ptol. Tetr. 163 . a)gaqo/w, do good to one, tini/ or tina/ LXX 1 Ki. 25.31 , Si. 49.9 . make good, Numen. ap. Eus. PE <*> 1.22 ( Pass. ). a)ga/q-unsis, h(, making good, Eustr. in EN 276.32 . a)gaq-u/nw, first and freq. in LXX : honour, magnify, 3 Ki. 1.47 , Ps. 50(51).18 : adorn, th\n kefalh/n 4 Ki. 9.30 . cheer, a)gaquna/tw se h( kardi/a Ec. 11.9 :— Pass. , to be of good cheer, rejoice greatly, 2 Ki. 13.28 , Da. 6.23 , al. make good, Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 707.11 , al., Procl. Inst. 13 , 122 : Pass. , Simp. in Epict. p.6D. , al. Astrol., make beneficent, in Pass. , Doroth. in Cat.Cod.Astr. 2.196 , Jul.Laod.ib. 4.24 . do good to, tina/ Heliod. in EN 86.41 . do good, do well, LXX Ps. 35(36).3 ; tini/ ( v.l. tina/ ) to one, ib. 124(125).4 . a)ga/qwma, to/, embodiment of the good, Procl. in Prm. p.863S. a)gaqwsu/nh, h(, goodness, kindness, LXX Jd. 9.16 , al., Ep.Rom. 15.14 , Ep.Eph. 5.9 . a)gai/omai, Ep. and Ion. for a)/gamai, only pres. and impf.: in bad sense (cf. a)/gh 11 ), c. acc. rei, to be indignant at, a)gaiome/nou kaka\ e)/rga Od. 20.16 : look on with jealousy or envy, ou)d' a)gai/omai qew=n e)/rga Archil. 25 . c. dat. pers., to be wroth or indignant with, tw=| . . *zeu\s au)to\s a)gai/etai Hes. Op. 333 ; a)gaio/menoi/ te kai\ fqone/ontes au)th=| Hdt. 8.69 (cf. Sch. Od. 20.16 ). in good sense, admire, ti Opp H. 4.138 ; abs. in part., A.R. 1.899 , 3.1016 ; oi)/nw| a)gaiome/nh kou/rw| *dio/s Orph. Fr. 204 ; a)gai/eto qumo/s Hes. Fr. 81.4 . a)gai=os, a, on (A), enviable, Hsch., AB 334 , EM 8.50 . a)gai=os, a, on (B), (a)/gw) leading the procession, mo/sxos, dub. in SIG2 438.203 (Delphi). a)ga-kleh/s, e/s, voc. -klee/s Il. 17.716 , al.: Ep. gen. a)gaklh=os Il. 16.738 , nom. pl. a)gaklhei=s Man. 3.324 : shortened acc. sing. a)gakle/a^ Pi. P. 9.106 , I. 1.34 ; dat. a)gakle/i+ APl. 5.377 ; acc. pl. a)gakle/a^s Antim. Eleg. 2 :—very glorious, famous, in Il. always of men, as 16.738 , 23.529 ; later of places and things, nao/s, *da=los, B. 15.12 , Pi. Pae. 4.12 ; paia/n ib. 5.48 .— Ep. and Lyr. word (not in Od. ), exc. in Adv. a)gaklew=s, Hp. Praec. 12 . a)ga-kleito/s, h/, o/n, = foreg., of men, Il. 2.564 , Hes. Th. 1016 , etc. of things, a). e(kato/mbh Od. 3.59 ; pa/qos S. Tr. 854 (lyr.). a)ga-klume/nh, poet. fem. = sq., Antim. Eleg. 4 . a)ga-kluto/s, o/n, = -kleito/s , Il. 6.426 , Hes. Th. 945 , etc. of things, a). dw/mata Od. 3.388 , 7.3 , 46 . a)ga-kti^me/nh, poet. fem. = eu)ktime/nh , well-built or placed, po/lis Pi. P. 5.81 . a)ga^lakti/a, h(, want of milk, Autocr. 3 . a)ga/laktos [ga^], on, (a priv., ga/la) giving no milk, Hp. Nat. Puer. 30 , cf. Call. Ap. 52 . getting no milk, A. Ag. 718 . nomai\ a)ga/laktoi pastures bad for milch cattle, Gal. 6.346 . (a collect.) = o(moga/laktos , Hsch. ; also a)galaktosu/nh, = sugge/neia , Id. a)ga/lac, aktos, o(, h(, = foreg. 1 , only in pl. a)ga/laktes, Call. Ap. 52 . = foreg. 11 , Hsch. , Suid. a)galli/-a_ma, to/, transport of joy, LXX Ps. 31(32).7 , etc. a)galli/-a_sis, ews, h(, great joy, exultation, LXX Jb. 8.21 , al., Ev.Luc. 1.14 , 44 , 1 Enoch 5.9 , Ps.-Callisth. 2.22 . a)galli-a/w, late form of a)ga/llomai, rejoice exceedingly, Apoc. 19.7 ( v.l. a)galliw/meqa ) ; h)galli/a_sa Ev.Luc. 1.47 , cf. POxy. 1592.4 (iii/iv A.D.):—more common as Dep. a)gallia/omai, LXX Is. 12.6 , al.: fut. -a/somai Ps. 5.11 : aor. h)gallia_sa/mhn Ps. 15(16).2 , Ev.Jo. 8.56 ; h)gallia/sqhn ib. 5.35 .—This family of words seems also to have been used in malam partem, a)gallia/zei: loidorei=tai, a)ga/llios: loi/doros, a)galmo/s: loidori/a, Hsch. , cf. EM 7.8 . a)galli/s, i/dos, h(, dwarf iris, Iris attica, h.Cer. 7 , 426 :—also a)gallia/s, h(, Nic. Fr. 74.31 . a)ga/llw [a^], Pi. O. 1.86b , Ar. Th. 128 , etc.: fut. a)ga^lw= Ar. Pax 399 , Theopomp.Com. 47 :aor. h)/ghla D.C. 44.48 , etc., subj. a)gh/lw Hermipp. 8 , inf. a)gh=lai E. Med. 1027 :— Pass. , only pres. and impf. in early writers: aor. 1 inf. a)galqh=nai D.C. 51.20 :—glorify, exalt, Pi.l.c., N. 5.43 : esp. pay honour to a god, a)/galle *foi=bon Ar. Th. 128 , cf. Pl. Lg. 931a ; a). tina\ qusi/aisi Ar. Pax l.c.; fe/re nu=n, a)gh/lw tou\s qeou/s Hermipp.l.c.; qeou\s karpoi=s Xenocr. ap. Porph. Abst. 4.22 :—adorn, gamhli/ous eu)na/s E.l.c.:— Med. in act. sense, eu)/ion a)gallo/menai qeo/n E. Ba. 157 :— Pass. , glory, exult in a thing, c. part., teu/xea d' *(/ektwr . . e)/xwn w)/moisin a)ga/lletai Il. 17.473 ; nikw=n Archil. 66.4 ; h(\n e(/kastos patri/da e)/xwn . . a). Th. 4.95 ; but mostly c. dat., i(/ppoisin kai\ o)/xesfin a)gallo/menos Il. 12.114 ; pteru/gessi 2.462 ; nh=es . . a). *dio\s ou)/rw| Od. 5.176 ; *mou=sai . . a). o)pi\ kalh=| Hes. Th. 68 ; a)spi/di Archil. 6 ; e(ortai=s E. Tr. 452 : in Prose, tw=| ou)no/mati h)ga/llonto Hdt. 1.143 , cf. Th. 2.44 , Pl. Tht. 176b ; a)llotri/ois pteroi=s a). strut in borrowed plumes, Luc. Apol. 4 ; e)pi/ tini Th. 3.82 , X. Cyr. 8.4.11 ; dia\ ta)=lla kai\ o(/ti . . D.C. 66.2 : c. acc., AP 7.378 ( Apollonid. ): abs., Hdt. 4.64 , 9.109 , Hp. Art. 35 , E. Ba. 1197 . a)/galma, atos, to/, acc. to Hsch. pa=n e)f' w(=| tis a)ga/lletai, glory, delight, honour, Il. 4.144 , etc.; kefa/laisin a)/ndrwn a)ga/lmata (sc. lo/foi) Alc. 15 ; xw/ras a)/., of an ode, Pi. N. 3.13 , cf. 8.16 ; of children, te/knon do/mwn a)/. A. Ag. 208 ; eu)klei/as te/knois a)/. conversely, of a father, S. Ant. 704 ; *kadmei/+as nu/mfas a)/., addressed to Bacchus, ib. 1115 ; mate/ros a)/. fo/nion, of slain sons, E. Supp. 371 ; a)ga/lmat' a)gora=s mere ornaments of the agora, Id. El. 388 , cf. Metagen. 10.3; rare in Prose, Pl. Ti. 37c . pleasing gift, esp. for the gods, a)/. qew=n Od. 8.509 , of a bull adorned for sacrifice, ib. 3.438 ; of a tripod, Hdt. 5.60 , al.; generally, = a)na/qhma , IG 1.37312a , etc.; *xa/rhs ei)mi\ . . a)/. tou= *)apo/llwnos GDI 5507 (Miletus); a)/nqhken a)/. Simon. 155 ; so, *(eka/ths a)/ . . . ku/wn, because sacred to her, E. Fr. 968 , = Ar. Fr. 594a ; a)/. *)ai/+da, of a tombstone, Pi. N. 10.67 . statue in honour of a god, Hdt. 1.131 , 2.42 , 46 , Lys. 6.15 (pl.):—to\ tou= *dio\s a)/., opp. ei)ko/nes of men, Isoc. 9.57 , cf. Michel 545 (Phrygia, ii B.C.), etc.; as an object of worship, A. Th. 258 , Eu. 55 , S. OT 1379 , Pl. Phdr. 251a :—sculpture, mh/te a)/. mh/te grafh/ Arist. Pol. 1336b15 . statue (more general than a)ndria/s, q.v.), Pl. Men. 97d , etc.:—also, portrait, picture, e)caleifqei=s' w(s a)/. E. Hel. 262 . generally, image, tw=n a)idi/wn qew=n Pl. Ti. 37c ; nefe/lhs E. Hel. 705 ; mhtro/s Trag.Adesp. 126 ; *)/arews Polemo Call. 52 :—expressed by painting or words, Pl. Smp. 216e , cf. R. 517d ; hieroglyphic sign, Plot. 5.8.6 . a)galm-ati/as, ou, o(, like a statue, beautiful as one, Philostr. VS 2.25.6 . a)galm-a/tion, to/, Dim. of a)/galma, IG 4.1588 (Attic, fr. Aegina, V B.C.), Theopomp.Com. 47 , Polycharm. 5 , Plu. Lyc. 25 , etc. a)galm-ati/ths, o(, = liqoko/lla<*> Hsch. a)galmato-glu/fos, o(, = sculptor, Vett.Val. 4.12 , Rev.Ét.Gr. 19.265 (Aphrodisias). a)galmato-poie/w, make statues, Poll. 7.108 : Pass. , have a statue made of oneself, Steph. in Rh. 280.10 . a)galmato-poihtiko/s, o/n, h/, of or for statuary, Jul. Gal. 235c : -kh/, h(, sculpture, [ Gal. ] 14.686 . a)galmato-poii/+a, h(, sculptor's art, Philostr. VS 1.11.2 , Porph. Abst. 2.49 . a)galmato-poiiko/s, = -poihtiko/s , Poll. 1.13 : -poi+ko/n, to/, sculptor's fee, IG 1.324 . a)galmato-poio/s, o(, sculptor, Hdt. 2.46 , Pl. Prt. 311c , etc.; grafei=s h)\ a). Arist. Pol. 1340a38 . a)galmat-ourgi/a, h(, = a)galmatopoii/+a , Max.Tyr. 33.3 . a)galmat-ourgiko/s, h/, o/n, = a)galmatopoiiko/s , ibid. a)galmat-ourgo/s, o/n, = a)galmatopoio/s , Poll. 1.12 . a)galmato-fore/w, carry an image in one's mind, bear impressed upon one's mind, Ph. 1.16 , al.; Pass. , 2.136 . a)galmato-fo/ros, on, carrying an image in one's mind, Hsch. a)galmato-fw/ras, o(, temple-robber, Jahresh. 2.197 (Elis, iv B.C.). a)galmat-o/w, make into an image, Lyc. 845 . a)galmat-w/dhs, es, like a statue, f.l. in Gal. UP 11.13 . a)galmhto/n: a)sqene/s, Hsch. a)galmo/s, v. a)gallia/w. a)galmo-eidh/s, e/s, f.l. for a)glao- , q.v. a)galmo-tu^peu/s, e/ws, maker of statues, Man. 4.569 . a)ga/loxon, to/, eagle-wood, Aquilaria malaccensis, Dsc. 1.22 , etc. a)/galsis, h(, rejoicing, EM 9.52 . a)/ga^mai [a^], 2 pl. a)/gasqe Od. 5.129 , Ep. a)ga/asqe ib. 119 ; Ep. inf. a)ga/asqai 16.203 : impf. h)ga/mhn Pl. R. 367e , X. Smp. 8.8 , Ep. 2 pl. h)ga/asqe Od. 5.122 : fut. Ep. a)ga/ssomai Od. 4.181 ; later, a)gasqh/somai Them. Or. 27.337b , Themist. Ep. 8 : aor. h)gasa/mhn Hom. D. 18.204 , Plu. Fab. 18 , etc.; Ep. h)ga/ssato or a)ga/ssato Il. 3.181 , 224 ; after Hom. the pass. h)ga/sqhn prevails, Hes. Fr. 93.2 , Sol. 33 , etc. (Perh. cognate with a)ga-, q.v.) [a^ga^mai, but h)ga_asqe metri grat., Od. l.c.] abs., wonder, mnhsth=res d' . . u(perfia/lws a)ga/santo Od. 18.71 , etc.; c. part., *)odush=os a)gassa/meq' ei)=dos i)do/ntes Il. 3.224 . more freq. c. acc., admire a person or thing, to\n d' o( ge/rwn h)ga/ssato Il. 3.181 ; w(s se/, gu/nai, a)/gamai Od. 6.168 ; mu=qon a)/. Il. 8.29 ; to\ proora=n a)/. seu Hdt. 9.79 ; u(me/wn a)ga/meqa th\n pronoi/hn Id. 8.144 ; ou)k a)/gamai tau=t' a)ndro\s a)riste/ws E. IA 28 ; tau=ta a)gasqei/s X. Cyr. 2.3.19 , cf. Isoc. 4.84 , etc.: c. acc. pers. et gen. rei, admire one for a thing, Pl. R. 426d , X. Cyr. 2.3.21 . c.gen., wonder at freq. in Com., a)/gamai de\ lo/gwn Ar. Av. 1744 ; a)/. kerame/ws ai)/qwnos Eup. 21D. ; a)/. sou= sto/matos, w(s . . Phryn.Com. 10 :—also in Prose, X. Mem. 2.6.33 , Pl. Euthd. 276d , etc. c. gen. pers., foll. by part., wonder at one's doing, a)/. *)erasi/nou ou) prodido/ntos Hdt. 6.76 .b'; a). au)tou= ei)po/ntos Pl. R. 329d , etc.; a)/. tinos o(/ti, . . dio/ti . . , Id. Hp.Ma. 291e , X. Mem. 4.2.9 , etc. c. dat., to be delighted with a person or thing, Hdt. 4.75 , Pl. Smp. 179c , X. Cyr. 2.4.9 ; later, e)pi/ tini, D. Ep. 2.11 , Menetor Hist. 1 , Phalar. Ep. 79 . in bad sense, feel envy, bear a grudge, c. dat. pers., ei) mh/ oi( a)ga/ssato *foi=bos *)apo/llwn Il. 17.71 ; a)gassa/menoi [moi] peri\ ni/khs 23.639 ; with inf. added, to be jealous of one that . . , sxe/tlioi/ e)ste, qeoi/, . . oi(/ te qeai=s a)ga/asqe par' a)ndra/sin eu)na/zesqai Od. 5.119 , 23.211 ; foll. by a relat., e)/faske *poseida/wn' a)ga/sesqai h(mi=n, ou(/neka . . 8.565 :— Pass. aor. h)ga/sqhn Hes. Fr. 93.2 , dub. in E. HF 845 . c. acc, to be jealous of, angry at a thing, a)gassa/menoi kaka\ e)/rga Od. 2.67 ; of Gods, 4.181 , cf. 23.64 . Cf. a)gai/omai. *)agame/mnwn, onos, o(, Agamemnon, Hom. , etc.: *)agame/mnonos dai/s, of a fatal feast, Eust. 1507.60 :—also epith. of Zeus at Sparta, Staphylus Hist. 10 , Eust. 168.10 .—Adj. *)aga^memno/neos, e/a, eon, Hom. , also a)galmo-o/neios, ei/a, eion, and a)galmo-o/nios, i/a, ion, Pi. , A. : Patron. a)galmo-oni/dhs, ou, o(, Agamemnon's son, Orestes, Od. 1.30 , S. El. 182 . a)ga^me/nws, Adv. part. pres. of a)/gamai, with admiration or respect, a). le/gein Arist. Rh. 1408a18 ; a). to\n lo/gon a)pede/cato Pl. Phd. 89a . a)ga/m-etos, on, = a)/gamos , S. Fr. 970 :—also a)ga/m-htos, on, Com.Adesp. 315 . a)gam-i/a, h(, single estate, celibacy, Plu. 2.491e . a)gam-i/ou di/kh action against a bachelor for not marrying, Plu. Lys. 30 , cf. Poll. 3.48 ; a)gami/ou zhmi/a AristoStoic. 1.89 . a)/gam-os, on, unmarried, single, prop. of the man, whether bachelor or widower (a)/nandros being used of the woman), Il. 3.40 , X. Smp. 9.7 , etc.; zw= de\ *ti/mwnos bi/on, a)/gamon, a)/doulon Phryn.Com. 18 :—of the woman, A. Supp. 143 , S. OT 1502 , E. Or. 205 . Adv. -ws Sch. ad loc. ga/mos a)/. marriage that is no marriage, fatal marriage, S. OT 1214 , E. Hel. 690 . a)/gan, Adv. very much, chiefly Aeol. Dor. and Trag., not in Hom. , rare in Ion. , as Hdt. 2.173 , Hp. Art. 4 , al., Democr. 222 ; freq. in bad sense, too much:—prov., mhde\n a)/. Pi. Fr. 216 (attributed to Chilo by Arist. Rh. 1389b4 ); mhde\n a)/. speu/dein Thgn. 335 :—with Verbs, a)/. diastre/yai Hp. Fract. 8 ; a)/. e)leuqerostomei=s A. Pr. 182 ; a)/. ti poiei=n Pl. R. 563e :—with Adjs. either preceding or following, a)/. kou=fos Hp. Art. 4 ; a)/. baru/s A. Pers. 515 ; piqano\s a)/. Id. Ag. 485 ; with Sup. , a)/. a)griwta/tous far the most savage, Ael. NA 1.38 , cf. 8.13 :—with Adv., u(perqu/mws a)/. A. Eu. 824 ; a)/. ou(/tw S. Ph. 598 ; w)mw=s a)/. X. Vect. 5.6 :—with a Subst., h( a)/. xrhma/twn sunagwgh/ Democr. 222 ; h( a)/. sigh/ S. Ant. 1251 ; h( a)/. e)leuqeri/a Pl. R. 564a ; without Art., ei)s a)/. doulei/an ib. (Cf. a)ga-.) [a^ga_n Thgn. 219 , Orac. ap. Hdt. 4.157 , A. Eu. 121 , etc.; in late poets, a^ga^n AP 5.215.6 ( Agath. ), 10.51 ( Pall. ), cf. Eust. 1433 fin.] a)/gana: sagh/nhn ( Cypr. ), Hsch. (Prob. a(ga/na.) a)ga^nakt-e/w, properly in physical sense, feel a violent irritation, of the effects of cold on the body, Hp. Liqu. 2 , cf. Heliod. ap. Orib. 46.7.8 ; of wine, ferment, Plu. 2.734e ; so metaph., zei= te kai\ a)., of the soul, Pl. Phdr. 251c . metaph., to be displeased, vexed, mhd' a)gana/ktei Ar. V. 287 ; esp. show outward signs of grief, kla/wn kai\ a). Pl. Phd. 117d ; ta\ spla/gxn' a)ganaktei= Ar. Ra. 1006 , etc.; a). e)nqumou/menos . . And. 4.18 :—foll. by a relat., a). o(/ti . . Antipho 4.2.1 , Lys. 3.3 ; a). ei) . . , e)a/n . . And. 1.139 , Pl. La. 194a . c. dat. rei, to be vexed at a thing, qana/tw| Pl. Phd. 63b , etc.; c. acc. neut., ib. 64a ; a). tau=ta, o(/ti . . Id. Euthphr. 4d ; a). e)pi/ tini Lys. 1.1 , Isoc. 16.49 , etc.; u(pe/r tinos Pl. Euthd. 283e , etc.; peri/ tinos Id. Ep. 349d ; dia/ ti Id. Phd. 63c ; pro/s ti Epict. Ench. 4 , M.Ant. 7.66 ; and sts. c. gen. rei, AB 334 . to be vexed at or with a person, tini/ X. HG 5.3.11 ; pro/s tina Plu. Cam. 28 , Diog.Oen. 68 ; kata/ tinos Luc. Tim. 18 :—c. part., to be angry at, a). a)poqnh/|skontas Pl. Phd. 62e , cf. 67d . Med. in act. sense, aor. part. -hsa/menos Luc. Somn. 4 ; prob. in Palaeph. 40 ; h)gana/kthntai tw=| pra/gmati Hyp. Fr. 70 . a)ga^na/kt-hsis, ews, h(, physical pain and irritation, a). peri\ ta\ ou)=la, of the irritation caused by teething, Pl. Phdr. 251c . vexation, a)gana/kthsin e)/xei Th. 2.41 , cf. 2 Ep.Cor. 7.11 , Plot. 4.4.19 :—of God, wrath, Porph. Marc. 7 , Jul. Gal. 171e . a)ga^nakt-hte/on, one must complain, Plot. 4.8.7 . a)ga^nakt-htiko/s, h/, o/n, apt to be vexed, irritable, peevish, Pl. R. 604e , 605a ( v.l. a)ganaktiko/s ). a)ga^nakt-hto/s, h/, o/n, vexatious, Pl. Grg. 511b . a)ga^nakt-iko/s, h/, o/n, = a)ganakthtiko/s (q.v.), Luc. Pisc. 14 . Adv. -kw=s M.Ant. 11.13 . a)ga/netai: pragmateu/etai, xrh=tai, Hsch. a)ga/nhmai: a)sxa/llw, a)ganaktw=, Id. a)gani/da: a)tre/mas, Id. (fort. -hda/). a)ga/nna: a(/maca i(era/: kai\ h( e)n ou)ranw=| a)/rktos, Et.Gud., cf. Hsch. a)ga/nni^fos, on, much snowed on, snow-capt, *)/olumpos Il. 1.420 ; a)/kra Epich. 130 . a)ga^noble/faros, on, mild-eyed, *peiqw/ Ibyc. 5 , cf. AP 9.604 (Nossis). a)gano/mmatos, on, mild-eyed, Lyr.Alex.Adesp. 20 . a)ga_no/reios, a)ga_nopi/a, Dor. for a)ghn-. a)ga^no/s, h/ , o/n (a)ga_noi=sin is corrupt in Il.Parv. 6 ), poet. Adj. mild, gentle, of persons or their words and acts, a). kai\ h)/pios e)/stw skhptou=xos basileu/s Od. 2.230 , 5.8 ; a). e)pe/essin Il. 2.164 , 180 , etc.; mu/qois a). Od. 15.53 ; eu)xwlh=|s Il. 9.499 , Od. 13.357 ; dw/roisi Il. 9.113 ; *)atqi/s Sapph. Supp. 25.15 ; lo/gois Pi. P. 4.101 ; o)fru/i ib. 9.38 ; Trag. only in A. Ag. 101 ; au)lw=n a)ganai\ fwnai/ Mnesim. 4.56 . in Hom. freq. of the shafts of Apollo and Artemis, as bringing an easy death, a)ll' o(/te ghra/skwsi . . , *)apo/llwn *)arte/midi cu\n oi(=s a)ganoi=s bele/essin e)poixo/menos kate/pefnen Od. 15.411 , cf. 3.280 , Il. 24.759 , etc.: Sup. a)ganw/tatos Hes. Th. 408 , Pi. Fr. 149 , Them. Or. 20.234a . Adv. -nw=s Anacr. 51.1 , E. IA 601 : Comp. a)ganw/teron, ble/pein Ar. Lys. 886 .—Poet. and late Prose, Them.l.c. a)/ga^nos, on, (a)/gnumi) broken, cu/lon a)/. sticks broken for firewood, S. Fr. 231 . a)gano-frosu/nh, h(, gentleness, kindliness, Il. 24.772 , Od. 11.202 . a)gano/-frwn, on, gen. onos, poet. Adj. gentle of mood, Il. 20.467 , Cratin. 238 ; *(hsuxi/a Ar. Av. 1321 . a)ganw=pis, idos, h(, (w)/y) mild-eyed, Marcell.S Id. 80 , cf. Hsch. a)ga/nwtos, on, (ga^no/w) not enamelled or lacquered, Posidon.Medic. ap. Paul.Aeg. 7.20 , Zos.Alch. p.220B. a)ga/omai, Ep. collat. form of a)/gamai, only part. a)gw/menos, admiring, Hes. Th. 619 ; and opt. a)gh/sa<i>to Alc. 14 :—a)/gasqe is the right reading in Od. 5.129 . a)gapa/zw, Ep. and Lyr. form of a)gapa/w, Hom. ; Dor. 3 pl. -onti Pi. I. 4(5).54 ; Ep. impf. a)ga/pazon A.R. 4.1291 :—also in Med. , Hom. ; Dor. impf. a)_gapa/zonto Pi. P. 4.241 :— Pass. , Diotog. ap. Stob. 4.7.62 :— only in pres. and impf., exc. aor. act. a)gapa/cai Callicrat. ap. Stob. 4.28.18 :—treat with affection, receive with outward signs of love, w(s de\ path\r o(\n pai=da . . a)gapa/zei, e)lqo/nt' e)c a)pi/hs gai/hs deka/tw| e)niautw=| Od. 16.17 ; nemesshto\n de/ ken ei)/h a)qa/naton qeo\n w(=de brotou\s a)gapaze/men a)/nthn Il. 24.464 ; ne/kun E. Ph. 1327 :— Med. in abs. sense, show signs of love, caress, ku/neon a)gapazo/menoi kefalh/n te kai\ w)/mous Od. 21.224 : c. acc., like Act. , Pi. P. l.c.; tina\ dw/rois A.R. 4.416 . welcome, receive gratefully, timai\ kalli/nikon xa/rm' a)gapa/zonti Pi. I. l.c. a)gapa/w ( Dor. a)gano-e/w Archyt. ap. Stob. 3.1.110 ), Ep. aor. a)ga/phsa Od. 23.214 : pf. h)ga/phka Isoc. 15.147 , etc. greet with affection (cf. foreg.), once in Hom. , Od.l.c.:—in Trag. only show affection for the dead, o(/t' h)ga/pa nekrou/s E. Supp. 764 , cf. Hel. 937 :— Pass. , to be regarded with affection, ce/nwn eu)ergesi/ais a)gapa=tai Pi. I. 5(6).70 :— generally, love, w(/sper . . oi( poihtai\ ta\ au(tw=n poih/mata kai\ oi( pate/res tou\s pai=das a)gapw=si Pl. R. 330c , cf. Lg. 928a ; w(s lu/koi a)/rn' a)gapw=s' Poet. ap. Phdr. 241d ; a). tou\s e)paine/tas ib. 257e ; e)pisth/mhn, ta\ xrh/mata, etc., Id. Phlb. 62d , al.; tou/tous a)gapa= kai\ peri\ au(to\n e)/xei D. 2.19 ; o( me/giston a)gapw=n di' e)la/xist' o)rgi/zetai Men. 659 ; esp. of children, au)to\n e)tiqhnou/mhn a)gapw=sa Id. Sam. 32 , etc.:— Pass. , Pl. Plt. 301d , etc.; u(po\ tw=n qew=n h)gaph=sqai D. 61.9 ; u(po\ tou= fqa= OGI 90.4 (Rosetta, ii B. C.); so in LXX of the love of God for man and of man for God, Is. 41.8 , De. 11.1 , al., cf. Ev.Jo. 3.21 , Ep.Rom. 8.28 :—as dist. fr. file/w (q. v.) implying regard rather than affection, but the two are interchanged, cf. X. Mem. 2.7.9 and 12 ; filei=sqai defined as a)gapa=sqai au)to\n di' au(to/n Arist. Rh. 1371a21 :—seldom of sexual love, for e)ra/w, Arist. Fr. 76 , Luc. JTr. 2 ; a). e(tai/ran Anaxil. 22.1 (but a). e(tai/ras to be fond of them, X. Mem. 1.5.4 ; e)rwtikh\n me/myin h( a)gapwme/nh lu/ei dub. in Democr. 271 ):—of brotherly love, Ev.Matt. 5.43 , al. persuade, entreat, LXX 2 Ch. 18.2 . caress, pet, Plu. Per. 1 . of things, to be fond of, prize, desire, Pl. Ly. 215a , 215b , etc.; ta\ xrh/mata R. 330c ; ma=llon to\ sko/tos h)\ to\ fw=s Ev.Jo. 3.19 ; prefer, ta\ *fili/ppou dw=ra a)nti\ tw=n koinh=| toi=s *(/ellhsi sumfero/ntwn D. 18.109 :— Pass. , liqi/dia ta\ a)gapw/mena highly prized, precious stones, Pl. Phd. 110d . to be well pleased, contented, once in Hom. , ou)k a)gapa=|s o(\ e(/khlos . . meq' h(mi=n dai/nusai; Od. 21.289 ; freq. in Att. , a)gapa=n o(/ti . . Th. 6.36 ; more commonly, a). ei) . . to be well content if . . , Lys. 12.11 , Pl. R. 450a , al.; e)a\n . . ib. 330b , cf. Ar. V. 684 , Pl. Grg. 483c , al. c. part., a). timw/menos Pl. R. 475b , cf. Isoc. 12.8 , Antiph. 169 : c. inf., ou)k a). tw=n i)/swn tugxa/nein toi=s a)/llois Isoc. 18.50 , cf. D. 55.19 , Hdn. 2.15.4 , Alciphr. 3.61 , Luc. DMort. 12.4 , etc. c. dat. rei, to be contented with, a). toi=s u(pa/rxousin a)gaqoi=s Lys. 2.21 ; toi=s pepragme/nois D. 1.14 . c. acc. rei, tolerate, put up with, mhke/ti th\n e)leuqeri/an a). Isoc. 4.140 ; ta\ paro/nta D. 6.15 ; to\ di/kaion Pl. R. 359a ( Pass. ), cf. Arist. Rh. 1398a23 . rarely c. gen., i(/na . . th=s a)ci/as a)gapw=sin may be content with the proper price, Alex. 125.7 . abs., to be content, a)gaph/santes Lycurg. 73 , cf. Luc. Nec. 17 . c. inf., to be fond of doing, wont to do, like file/w, tou\s *luki/ous a)gapw=ntas to\ tri/xwma forei=n Arist. Oec. 1348a29 , cf. LXX Ho. 12.7 . a)ga/p-h, h(, love, LXX Je. 2.2 , Ca. 2.7 , al.; a). kai\ mi=sos Ec. 9.1 ; dub. l. in PBerol. 9859 (ii B. C.<*>, Phld. Lib. p.52 O; of the love of husband and wife, Sch. Ptol. Tetr. 52 . esp. love of God for man and of man for God, LXX Wi. 3.9 , Aristeas 229 ; fo/bos kai\ a). Ph. 1.283 , cf. Ep.Rom. 5.8 , 2 Ep.Cor. 5.14 , Ev.Luc. 11.42 , al.:—also brotherly love, charity, 1 Ep.Cor. 13.1 , al. in pl., love-feast, 2 Ep.Pet. 2.13 , Ep.Jud. 12 . alms, charity, PGen. 14 (iv/v A. D.). a)ga/ph qew=n, title of Isis, POxy. 1380.109 (ii A. D.). a)ga/p-hma, to/, darling, of a person, Crates Theb. Fr. 12 , cf. Suet. Gramm. 3 , Epigr.Gr. 1023 (Talmis):—generally, delight; of a dainty dish, li/xnwn a)ndrw=n a). Axionic. 4.6 ; fi/lon w(/raisin a). Lyr.Alex.Adesp. 24 . a)gap-h/nwr, oros, o( , <*> h)nore/hn a)gapw=n, loving manliness, manly, epith, of heroes, Il. 8.114 , etc. a)ga/p-hsis, ews, h(, affection, Arist. Metaph. 980a22 , Pl. Def. 413b , Clearch. 39 , LXX Ho. 11.12 ,al., Aristeas 44 , Phld. Lib. p.38O. , Plu. Per. 24 , etc. a)gap-hsmo/s, o(, = foreg., Men. 453 . a)gap-hte/os, a, on, to be loved, desired, Pl. R. 358a . a)gap-htiko/s, h/, o/n, affectionate, Plu. Sol. 7 ; peri\ ta\ te/kna M.Ant. 1.13 , etc. Adv. -kw=s Ph. 2.216 , Sch<*> E. Ph. 309 . a)gap-hto/s, h/, o/n, Dor. a)gap-a_to/s, a/, o/n, that wherewith one must be content (cf a)gapa/w 111 ), hence of only children, mou=nos e)w\n a). Od. 2.365 ; *(ektori/dhn a). Il. 6.401 , cf. Od. 4.817 , Sapph. 85 , Ar. Th. 761 , Pl. Alc. 1.131e ; *nikh/ratos . . o( tou= *niki/ou a). pai=s D. 21.165 , cf. Arist. Pol. 1262b23 , EE 1233b2 ; au(/th monogenh\s au)tw=| a)gaphth/ LXX Jd. 11.34 , cf. To. 3.10 , Ev.Marc. 12.6 (but cf. also 11.2 ), etc.; a)gaphto/s: monogenh/s, Hsch. :—so of things, Arist. Rh. 1365b16 ; dapi/dion e(\n a). Hipparch.Com. 1 ; proba/tion Men. 319.3 . to be acquiesced in (as the least in a choice of evils), And. 3.22 , J. BJ 5.10.3 :—hence, a)gaphto/n [e)sti] one must be content, ei) . . , e)a/n . . Pl. Prt. 328b , X. Oec. 8.16 , D. 18.220 , Arist. Metaph. 1076a15 , etc.; c. inf., EN 1171a20 . of things, desirable, h)/qh X. Mem. 3.10.5 ; bi/os Pl. Phlb. 61e ( Sup. ). of persons, beloved, a)delfe\ a)gaphte/ LXX To. 3.10 : in letters, as a term of address, Ep.Rom. 12.19 , cf. PGrenf. 2.73 , etc. Adv. -tw=s gladly, contentedly, Pl. Lg. 735d , D. 19.219 , etc. just enough to content one, barely, scarcely, Pl. Ly. 218c ; a) swqh=nai Lys. 6.45 , cf. Diph. 89.2 , etc. a)gapw/ntws, = a)gaphtw=s , Pl. Lg. 735d , Numen. ap. Eus. PE 14.5 . a)ga^ri^ko/n, to/, name for various tree-fungi, Dsc. 3.1 , etc.: a). a)/rren, Boletus Agaricum; a). qh=lu, Agaricus dryinus; a). me/lan, fly agaric, Amanita muscaria, l.c. [a^g Damocr. ap. Gal. 14.96 (iamb.): a_g Androm. ap. Gal. 14.39 (hex.).] a)garra/ptei te: e)/fqoren, Hsch. a)/garris, h(, (a)gei/rw) meeting, IG 14.759.12 (Naples), Hsch. a)ga/rroos, on, contr. a)ga/p-rrous, oun, (r(e/w strong-flowing, *(ellh/spontos Il. 2.845 , 12.30 ; po/ntos h.Cer. 34 ; Ti/gris AP 7.747 ( Lib. ), cf. Q.S. 10.174 . a)ga/s: h( ptw=sis tou= a)straga/lou, Hsch. a)gasqenh/s, e/s, (sqe/nos) very strong, Opp. C. 2.3 , Epigr.Gr. 1052 (Stratonicea):—in Il. only as pr. n. *)agasqe/nhs. a)/gasis, h(, rejoicing, EM 9.52 ; envy, Hsch. (a)/gassis cod.). a)/gasma, to/, (a)/gamai) object of adoration, S. Fr. 971 (pl.). a)ga/stonos, on, much groaning, of the sea, Od. 12.97 , h.Ap. 94 : loud-wailing, lamentable, A. Th. 99 , cf. AP 14.123 ; po/nos Naum. ap. Stob. 4.22.32 . a)gasto/s, h/, o/n, (a)/gamai) later form of Hom. a)ghto/s, admirable, A. Fr. 268 ; ou)ke/ti moi bi/os a). E. Hec. 168 ; e)kei=no de\ kri/nw tou= a)ndro\s a). X. HG 2.3.56 , cf. An. 1.9.24 , Plu. Aem. 22 , Procop. Aed. 1.4 . Adv. -tw=s, prob. in S. Ichn. 243 , cf. X. Ages. 1.24 . (Pure Att. qaumasto/s.) a)ga/stwr, oros, o(, h(, (a copul., gasth/r, cf. a)delfo/s) from the same womb: pl., twins, Hsch. : generally, near kinsman, Lyc. 264 . a)gasulli/s, i/dos, h(, the plant which produces a)mmwniako/n, Ferula marmarica, Dsc. 3.84 . a)ga/surtos, o(, ' swept and garnished' (su/rw), epith. given to Pittacus by Alc. 37 B, cf. D.L. 1.81 . a)ga^to/s, h/, o/n, = a)gasto/s , v.l. in h.Ap. 515 , (a)ga_-) Theoc. 1.126 . a)gauo/s, h/, o/n, in Hom. almost always of kings or heroes, illustrious, noble, kh/rukes Il. 3.268 ; *persefo/neia Od. 11.213 ; pomph=es noble guides, 13.71 , cf. Pi. P. 4.72 ; once in Trag., *pe/rsais a)gauoi=s A. Pers. 986 (lyr.): Sup. -o/tatos Od. 15.229 . of things, brilliant, glorious, dw=ron h.Merc. 442 ; qro/os Pi. Pae. 9.36 ; esp. of stars, Arat. 71 , al., Man. 2.14 ( Sup. ):—in late Prose, Hierocl. in CA 4p.425M. (Perh. a intens., gai/w, cf. Hdn.Gr. 2.166 .) a)gaur-i/a_ma, to/, insolence, LXX Ba. 4.34 , Hsch., AB 325 . a)gaur-ia/omai, to be insolent, LXX Jb. 3.14 : Act. , EM 6.38 . a)gau/risma, to/, kind of wrestling, Eust. 1444.8 . a)gauro/s, a/, o/n, = gau=ros with a euphon., stately, proud, tau=ros Hes. Th. 832 ; de/ndron Nic. Th. 832 ( Sup. ). Adv. Sup. -o/tata Hdt. 7.57 . b/. Ion. , euphem. for a beggar, EM 6.30 , Suid. a)ga/fqegktos, on, (fqe/ggomai) loud-sounding, a)oidai/ Pi. O. 6.91 . a)ga/w, = a)ga/zomai , Alcm. 121 . a)/gga^ra, ta/, daily stages of the a)/ggaroi, EM 7.17 . a)gga^r-ei/a, h(, impressment for the public service, OGI 665.21 (pl.), cf. Arr. Epict. 4.1.79 ; in pl. = cursus publicus, SIG 880.53 (Pizus, iii A. D.). a)gga^r-euth/s, ou=, o(, one who impresses, Hsch. s.v. a)ggareu/etai . impressed workman, labourer, PSI 200.2 (vi A. D.); o( e)pikei/menos tw=n a). PIand. 24.1 (vi A. D.). a)gga^r-eu/w, press one to serve as an a)/ggaros, generally, press into service, Ev. Matt. 5.41 , 27.32 , OGI 665.24 ; kth/nh, ploi=a PTeb. 5.182 , 252 (ii B. C.), cf. PPetr. 2p.64 (iii B. C.):— Pass. , to be pressed into service, Men. 440 : metaph., to be constrained, Procop. Arc. 13 . a)gga^r-h/ios, o(, Ion. form of a)/ggaros, Hdt. 3.126 . Subst. a)gga^r-h/ion, to/, posting-system, Id. 8.98 . a)/gga^ros, o(, in Persia, mounted courier, for carrying royal dispatches, Hdt. 3.126 , X. Cyr. 8.6.17 , Theopomp. Hist. 106 , etc. term of abuse ( = forthgo/s ) , a)/. o)/leqros Men. 2 D. , cf. Lib. Or. 1.129 . as Adj., a)/. pu=r the courier flame, of beacon fires, A. Ag. 282 ; a)/. h(mi/onoi posting-mules, Lib. Or. 18.143 . (Assyr. agarru, 'hired labourer'.) a)ggarofore/w, bear as an a)/ggaros, Procop. Arc. 30 , Aed. 2.4 ; generally, 'toil and moil', Men. 10 D. a)/ggatos: to\ ei)s a)nadendra/da cu/lon, Hsch. a)ggei/dion, to/, Dim. of a)ggei=on. Thphr. HP 9.6.4 , Hero Spir. 1.6 , Damocr. ap. Gal. 13.41 (prob. l.), BGU 590.8 (ii A. D.). gallbladder, Ruf. Anat. 30 . a)ggeio-loge/w, take up a vein and operate upon it, c. acc., interp. in Sor. 1.85 , cf. Paul.Aeg. 6.5 :—hence Subst. a)ggeio-logi/a, h(, Antyll. or Heliod. ap. Orib. 45.18.32 , Ae+t. 7.95 . a)ggei=on, Ion. a)ggeio-h/ion, to/, vessel for holding liquid or dry substances ( tou=to . . chroi=s kai\ u(groi=s . . e)rgasqe/n, a)ggei=on o(\ dh\ mia=( klh/sei prosfqeggo/meqa Pl. Plt. 287e ); of metal, a)rgu/rea a). silver jars or vases for water, Hdt. 1.188 ; a)rgura= kai\ xalka= a). Plu. 2.695b ; e)n a). xalky= mortar, Thphr. Lap. 60 ; cu/lina a). tubs, Hdt. 4.2 ; vessels for holding money, in a treasury, Id. 2.121 .b'; for masons' use, Th. 4.4 ; o)stra/kina a). Hp. Mul. 2.193 , LXX La. 4.2 ; pails or buckets used by firemen, Plu. Rom. 20 ; sacks of leather, qu/lakoi kai\ a)/lla a). X. An. 6.4.23 ; ta\s r(afa\s tw=n a). Plu. Lys. 16 ; for corn, LXX Ge. 42.25 ; for wine, LXX I Ki. 25.18 ; for bread, I Ki. 9.7 ; box for petitions, PTaur. I ii 6 (ii B. C.), etc. receptacle, reservoir, X. Oec. 9.2 , Pl. Lg. 845e ; bed of the sea, Pl. Criti. 111a . coffin, sarcophagus, IG 12(2).494 (Lesbos), BSA 17.227 (Pamphyl.), etc. of the human or animal body, vessel, cavity, Hp. Morb. 4.37 , Arist. HA 521b6 , PA 680b33 ; of the veins, Id. HA 511b17 , al.; the lungs, Id. GA 787b3 ; the female breast, Id. PA 692a12 ; afterbirth, Sor. 2.57 ; of plants, capsule, Thphr. HP 1.11.1 :—later, the body itself, M.Ant. 3.3 , cf. Secund. Sent. 7 . a)ggeiotomi/a, h(, section of a vein, Paul.Aeg. 6.31 . a)ggeiw/dhs, es, like a vessel, hollow, Arist. PA 671a23 , Eudem. Fr. 44 , M.Ant. 10.38 . a)ggeli/a, Ion. and Ep. a)ggeio-i/h, h(, (a)/ggelos) message, tidings, as well the substance as the conveyance thereof, Il. 18.17 , Od. 2.30 , etc.; a). le/gousa ta/de Hdt. 2.114 ; a)ggeli/hn fa/to, a)po/fasqe, a)pe/eipe, Il. 18.17 , 9.422 , 7.416 ; fe/rein 15.174 ; pe/mpein Hdt. 2.114 ; e)spe/mpein 3.69 ; ta\s a). e)sfe/rein 1.114 , 3.77 :-e)mh\ a). a report of me, concerning me, Il. 19.337 ; a). tino/s a message about a person or thing, a)ggeli/hn patro\s fe/rei e)rxome/noio news of thy father's coming, Od. 1.408 ; a)ne/ros ai)/qonos a). S. Aj. 222 ; a). th=s *xi/ou a)fiknei=tai Th. 8.15 ; h)=lqe a). tw=n po/lewn o(/ti a)festa=si Id. 1.61 : a). h)=lqon e)k tw=n polemi/wn X. Cyr. 6.2.14 ; with Verbs of motion, a)ggeli/hn e)lqei=n Il. 11.140 : Ep. in gen., teu a)ggeli/hs . . h)/luqes Il. 13.252 ; a)ggeli/hs oi)/xneske 15.640 ; h)/luqe seu= e(/nek' a)ggeli/hs (i.e. a)ggeli/hs sou= e(/neka) 3.206 ; a)ggeli/hs pwlei=tai Hes. Th. 781 :—wrongly expl. by Sch. Il. , Apollon. Lex. as a masc. Subst. a)ggeli/hs. announcement, proclamation, Pi. P. 2.4 : command, order, h.Cer. 448 , Pi. O. 3.28 , cf. Od. 5.150 , 7.263 . *)a. personified as daughter of Hermes, Pi. O. 8.82 . messenger, *)=iris a). v.l. Hes. Th. 781 . a)ggelia-fore/w, bear messages, Sch. A. Pr. 969 . a)ggelia-fo/ros, Ion. a)ggelihf-, on, messenger, Hdt. 1.120 , Arist. Mu. 398a31 , Luc. Sacr. 8 , etc.: esp. Persian chamberlain, Hdt. 3.118 . a)ggeliko/s, h/, o/n, of or for a messenger, r(h=sis Phryn. PS p.45 B. conveying information, pa/qos, of sensation, Gal. 19.378 . angelic, ta/cis, nou=s Procl. in Ti. 1.341 , 3.126 D. ; ge/nos Hierocl. in CA 2p.423M. Adv. -kw=s Procl. in Ti. 3.192 D. : opp. daimoni/ws, Id. in Cra. p.71 P. a). o)/rxhsis Sicilian pantomimic dance at banquets, Ath. 14.629e , cf. Poll. 4.103 , and v. a)/ggelos 11 ; perh. from *)/aggelos a name of Hecate, cf. Ath. l.c., Poll. l.c., Hsch. a)ggeliw/ths, ou, o(, messenger, h.Merc. 296 , Call. Jov. 68 , Hec. 1.1.6 , Nonn. D. 13.36 : fem. a)ggeliw=tis, idos, Call. Del. 216 . a)gge/llw, (a)/ggelos): impf. a)gge/lleskon Hsch. : Ep. and Ion. fut. a)ggele/w Il. 9.617 , Hdt. , Att. a)ggelw=, Dor. -i/w (a)n-) Tab.Heracl. 1.118 : aor. 1 h)/ggeila Hom. , Att. : pf. h)/ggelka Plb. 35.4.2 , (kat-) Lys. 25.30 , (ei)s-) Lycurg. 1 , (peri-) D. 21.4 :— Med. (v. infra): aor. h)ggei/lamhn (e)p-) Hdt. 6.35 , Pl. Grg. 458d :— Pass. , fut. a)ggelqh/somai (a)p-) D. 19.324 , later a)ggelh/somai (a)n-) LXX Ps. 21(22).30 : aor. h)gge/lqhn Hdt. , Att. : pf. h)/ggelmai A. Ch. 774 , Th. 8.97 : plpf. a)/ggelto v.l. in Hdt. 7.37 :—aor. 2 Pass. h)gge/lhn is found IG 1.27b (e)p-), E. IT 932 , and became usual in Hellenistic Gk., cf. LXX Jo. 2.2 (a)p-), Plu. Ant. 68 , Hdn. 3.7.1 , etc.: aor. 2 Act. h)/ggelon is rare even in late writers, as (par-) App. BC 1.121 without impf. as v. l., though in AP 7.614 ( Agath. ) a)ggele/thn is required by the metre:—bear a message, w)=rto de\*)=iris . . a)ggele/ousa Il. 8.409 ; tini/ Od. 4.24 , 15.458 : c. inf., oi(/ ke . . kei/nois a)ggei/lwsi . . oi)=ko/nde ne/esqai may bring them word to return home, 16.350 , cf. EM 6.52 : c. acc. inf., kh/rukes d' . . a)ggello/ntwn . . ge/rontas le/casqai Il. 8.517 . c. acc. rei, announce, report, e)sqla/ Il. 10.448 ; fa/os h)ou=s Od. 13.94 ; *poseida/wni pa/nta ta/de Il. 15.159 :—in Prose, mh/ ti new/teron a)gge/lleis ; Pl. Prt. 31c b; prov., ou) po/lemon a)gge/lleis 'that's good news', Id. Phdr. 242b ; a)gge/llwmen e)s po/lin ta/de ; E. Or. 1539 ; pro\s ti/n' a)ggei=lai/ me xrh\ lo/gous ; Id. Supp. 399 . c. acc. pers., bring news of . . , ei)/ ke/ min a)ggei/laimi Od. 14.120 ; later, a). peri/ tinos S. El. 1111 :—dependent clauses are added with a Conj., h)/ggeil' o(/tti r(a/ oi( po/sis e)/ktoqi mi/mne Il. 22.439 ; a). w(s . . E. IT 704 , D. 18.169 ; o(qou/neka . . S. El. 47 :—also in part., h)= kai\ qano/nt' h)/ggeilan ; ib. 1452 ; *ku=ron e)pistrateu/onta . . h)/ggeilen X. An. 2.3.19 , cf. Cyr. 6.2.15 ; with w(s, pate/ra to\n so\n a)ggelw=n w(s ou)ke/t' o)/nta S. OT 955 ; h)/ggeilas w(s teqnhko/ta Id. El. 1341 . Med. , only pres., *teu/kry a)gge/llomai ei)=nai fi/los I announce myself to him as a friend, Id. Aj. 1376 . Pass. , to be reported of, e)pi\ to\ plei=on Th. 6.34 : c. part., zw=n h)\ qanw\n a)gge/lletai S. Tr. 73 , cf. E. Hec. 591 , Th. 3.16 , X. HG 4.3.13 : c. inf., h)/ggeltai h( ma/xh i)sxura\ gegone/nai Pl. Chrm. 153b , cf. X. Cyr. 5.3.30 :—h)gge/lqh toi=s strathgoi=s, o(/ti feu/goien that . . , Id. HG 1.1.27 :— e)pi\ toi=s h)ggelme/nois Th. 8.97 . (a)p-agge/llw is more common in Oratt.) a)/ggelma, to/, message, tidings, E. Or. 876 , Th. 7.74 , etc. a)/ggelos, o(, h(, messenger, envoy, Il. 2.26 , etc.; di' a)gge/lwn o(mile/ein tini/ Hdt. 5.92 .z/, cf. SIG 229.25 (Erythrae):— prov., *)ara/bios a)/., of a loquacious person, Men. 32 . generally, one that announces or tells, e.g. of birds of augury, Il. 24.292 , 296 ; *mousw=n a)/ggelos, of a poet, Thgn. 769 ; a)/ggele e)/aros . . xelidoi= Simon. 74 ; a)/. a)/fqoggos, of a beacon, Thgn. 549 ; of the nightingale, o)/rnis . . *dio\s a)/. S. El. 149 : c. gen. rei, a)/. kakw=n e)mw=n Id. Ant. 277 ; a)/ggelon glw=ssan lo/gwn E. Supp. 203 ; ai)/sqhsis h(mi=n a)/. Plot. 5.3.3 ; neut. pl., a)/ggela ni/khs Nonn. D. 34.226 . angel, LXX Ge. 28.12 , al., Ev.Matt. 1.24 , al., Ph. 2.604 , etc. in later philos., semi-divine being, h(liakoi\ a)/. Jul. Or. 4.141b , cf. Iamb. Myst. 2.6 , Procl. in R. 2.243 K.; a)/. kai\ a)rxa/ggeloi Theol.Ar. 43.10 , cf. Dam. Pr. 183 , al.: also in mystical and magical writings, Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.45 , PMag.Lond. 46.121 , etc. title of Artemis at Syracuse, Hsch. a)gge/lteira, h(, fem., = foreg., prob. in Orph. H. 78.3 . a)ggeltiko/s, h/, o/n, premonitory: c. gen., tera/stia sumfora=s a). Heracl. Alleg. 42 ; tou= me/llontos Porph. Abst. 3.3 : a). zy/dia Jul.Laod. in Cat.Cod.Asir. 5(1).192 . a)gge/rios: a)/ggelos, Hsch. a)ggera/komon: stafulh/n, Id. a)ggoqh/kh, h(, receptacle for vessels, Ath. 5.21c c, cf. e)gguqh/kh. a)ggoph/nia: ta\ tw=n melissw=n khri/a. Hsch. , Suid. a)ggo/rph: w(=| tou\s e)le/fantas tu/ptousi sidh/ry, Hsch. a)/ggos, eos, to/, vessel to hold liquids, e.g. wine, Od. 16.13 , cf. 2.289 ; milk, Il. 16.643 ; vat for the vintage, Hes. Op. 613 ; pitcher, Hdt. 5.12 , E. El. 55 ; bucket, pail, Hdt. 4.62 ; wine-bowl, E. IT 953 , 960 . for dry substances, cradle, Hdt. 1.113 , E. Ion 32 , 1337 ; casket, S. Tr. 622 ;cinerary urn, Id. El. 1118 , 1205 ; coffin, CIG 3573 (Assos). of parts of the body, e.g. womb, Hp. Epid. 6.5.11 , v. Gal. ad loc.; tro/fimon a)/. stomach, Tim. Pers. 73 . shell of the ka/rabos, Opp. H. 2.406 . cell of a honey-comb, AP 9.226 (Zonas). a)/ggouros, kind of cake or tart, Hsch. a)ggria/s: tou\s e)reqismou/s: oi( de\ ta\s a)ni/as, Orionap. EM 6.49 , cf. Hsch. a)ggri/zein: u(fairei=sqai (cf. a)gre/w), e)reqi/zein, Hsch., EM 7.28 . a)ggri/s: o)du/nh, Suid. a)ggrismo/s, irritatio, Gloss. a)ggristh/s, irritator, ib. a)/ggwn, wnos, o(, Frankish javelin, Agath. 2.5 . a)/gdhn, Adv. (a)/gw) by carrying, a)/gdhn su/rein Luc. Lex. 10 . a)/ge, a)/gete, imper. of a)/gw, used as Adv., come on! freq. in Hom. , who mostly strengthens it, ei) d' a)/ge, nu=n d' a)/ge, a)/ge dh/, a)ll' a)/ge, in Att. freq. a)/ge nu/n Ar. Eq. 1011 , etc.; before 1 and 2 pers. pl., a)/ge dh\ trapei/omen Il. 3.441 ; a)/ge dh\ ste/wmen 11.348 ; a)/ge ta/mnete Od. 3.332 ; a)ll' a)/ge, *pe/rsai, fronti/da qw/meqa A. Pers. 140 ; a)/ge dh\ kai\ xoro\n a(/ywmen Id. Eu. 307 ; rarely before 1 sg., a)/ge dh\ . . a)riqmh/sw Od. 13.215 ; before 3 pl., a)ll' a)/ge, kh/rukes . . lao\n . . a)geiro/ntwn Il. 2.437 ; in Prose, a)/ge toi/nun . . skopw=men X. Cyr. 5.5.15 ; foll. by o(/pws c. fut., Ar. Ec. 149 ; abs., E. Cyc. 590 :—also, a)/gete, . . lu/sasqe A. Ch. 803 ; a)/gete with 1 pl., Il. 2.139 , Od. 1.76 , Ar. Lys. 665 ; with 1 sg., Od. 22.139 : cf. a)/gi. a)ge/gwnos, on, speechless, pe/tra Epigr. in AEM 6.6 (Callatis). a)/geqlon, to/, (a)/gw) sacrificial victim, GDI 1266 (Pamphyl.). a)/gei, Dor. = a)/grei, An.Ox. 1.71 . a)/geios, on, (gh=) landless, corrupt in A. Supp. 858 . a)gei/ra^tos, on, poet. for a)ge/rastos, Hdn. Gr. 2.269 . a)gei/rw, Aeol. a)ge/rrw EM 8.13 : fut. a)gerw= IG 5(1).1447.16 (Messene, ii B. C.): aor. 1 h)/geira, Ep. a)/geira Od. 14.285 :— Med. , aor. 1 h)geira/mhn A.R 4.1335 , (sun-) Od. 14.323 , Ael. VH 4.14 :— Pass. , aor. 1 h)ge/rqhn Hom. : pf. a)gh/germai App. BC 2.134 : plpf. a)gh/gerto Id. Mith. 108 , Ep. 3 pl. a)ghge/rato Il. 4.211 , App. Hisp. 40 .— Hom. has shortened pres. a)ge/resqai (al. a)gere/sqai) Od. 2.385 (also in later Ep. , A.R. 3.895 , etc., cf. IG 14.1389 i 35 ), aor. 2 a)ge/ronto Il. 18.245 , part. a)gro/menos 2.481 , etc.:—gather together, lao\n a)gei/rwn Il. 4.377 , etc.; e)nqa/d' a)po\ . . poli/wn h)/geira e(/kaston 17.222 ; so in Att. , to\n e)s *qh/bas sto/lon S. OC 1306 , Th. 1.9 ; to\ *(ella/dos stra/teuma S. El. 695 ; stratia/n X. An. 3.2.13 , cf. App. Mith. 84 ; ei)s mi/an oi)/khsin a). koinwnou/s Pl. R. 369c :— Pass. , gather, assemble, Il. 2.52 , Od. 2.8 , etc.; a)gro/menoi su/es herded swine, Od. 16.3 ; qumo\s e)ni\ sth/qessin a)ge/rqh, e)s fre/na qumo\s a)ge/rqh Il. 4.152 , 22.475 (cf. e)gei/rw). of things, collect, gather, dhmo/qen a)/lfita . . kai\ ai)/qopa oi)=non a)gei/ras Od. 19.197 ; polu\n bi/oton kai\ xruso\n a)gei/rwn 3.301 ; polla\ d' a)/geira xrh/mata 14.285 :—so in Med. , a)geiro/menoi kata\ dh=mon 13.14 . collect by begging, w(s a)\n pu/rna kata\ mnhsth=ras a)gei/roi 17.362 , cf. Hdt. 1.61 ; a)f' w(=n a)gei/rei kai\ prosaitei= D. 8.26 :—abs., collect money for the gods, *nu/mfais a). A. Fr. 168 , cf. Hdt. 4.35 , Pl. R. 381d , SIG 1015.26 (Halicarnassus); esp. for Cybele, Luc. Alex. 13 , cf. mhtragu/rths:—abs., go aboutbegging, Philostr. VA 5.7 , Man. 6.299 , Max.Tyr. 19.3 , etc. put things together, accumulate arguments, as in a speech, A. Ch. 638 . o)fru/as ei)s e(\n a). frown, AP 5.299 (Paul. Sil.).—Rare in good Prose. a)gei/swtos, on, without cornice, EM 8.55 . a)gei/ths: u(bristh/s, Hsch., EM 8.51 . (Perh. f.l. for a)lei/ths .) a)gei/twn, on, gen. onos, neighbourless, pa/gos A. Pr. 272 ; oi)=kos fi/lwn a). E. El. 1130 ; a)/filos kai\ a). Plu. 2.423e . a)gela/zomai, Pass. , to be gregarious, flock, Arist. HA 597b7 , 610b2 , Nic. Dam. p.151 D. ; e)s th\n h)/peiron Men.Prot. p.49 D. :— Act. , a)gela/sai: komi/sai, Hsch. a)gelaiokomiko/s, h/, o/n, (kome/w) pertaining to cattle-breeding; h( a)gelaiokomikh/ (sc. te/xnh) the art of breeding and keeping cattle, Pl. Plt. 275e sq., 299d . a)gelai=os, a, on, (a)ge/lh) belonging to a herd, in Hom. always with bou=s, Il. 11.729 , Od. 10.410 , al., cf. S. Aj. 175 ; boskh/mata E. Ba. 677 ; ai( a). tw=n i(/ppwn, i.e. brood-mares, X. Eq. 5.8 . in herds or shoals, gregarious, i)xqu/es Hdt. 2.93 ; a)gelai=a, ta/ , gregarious animals, Pl. Plt. 264d ; opp. monadika/, sporadika/, Arist. HA 487b34 , Pol. 1256a23 ; politiko\n o( a)/nqrwpos zy=on pa/shs meli/tths kai\ panto\s a). zy/ou ma=llon ib. 1253a8 . of the common herd, a). a)/nqrwpoi, opp. a)/rxontes, Pl. Plt. 268a ; hence, common, ordinary, a). i)sxa/des Eup. 374 ; a)/rtoi Pl.Com. 76 ; kerami/des SIG 2587.209 , cf. Ath.Mitt. 22.182 (Lebad.):— sofistai/ Isoc. 12.18 , nh=soi Philostr. Im. 2.17 ; proparox. in this sense, Eust. 1752.63 . a)gelaio-trofi/a, h(, keeping of herds, Pl. Plt. 261e . a)gelaio-trofiko/s, h/, o/n, of or fit for a)gelaiotrofi/a: h( -kh/, = foreg., Pl. Plt. 267b . a)gelaio-tro/fos, on, keeping herds, Max. Tyr. 26.6 , al. a)gelaiw/n, w=nos, o(, a place for herds (ta\ a)gelai=a), pasture, Suid. a)ge/laoi, oi(, members of an a)ge/lh 11 , GDI 4952 (Dreros). a)gel-arxe/w, lead a herd or company, Ph. 1.679 : c. gen., 1.658 , Plu. Galb. 17 . a)gel-a/rxhs, ou, o(, (a)/rxw) leader of a flock or herd, Procl. in Cra. p.38 P.; a). tau=ros Luc. Am. 22 : generally, leader, captain, Plu. Rom. 6 ; tw=n filosofi/as e)rastw=n Procl. in Prm. p.526S. :—also a)ge/l-arxos, o(, dub. l. in Ph. 2.144 . a)gel-arxi/a, h(, IGRom. 3.648 (Idebessus, ii A. D.):—Adj. a)gel-arxiko/s, prob. l. for -iano/s, ibid. a)ge/lasma, atos, to/, gathering, crowd, nou/swn Procl. H. 7.44 . a)gel-aste/w, to be a)ge/lastos, Heraclit. Ep. 7.2 , 9 . a)gel-asti/, Adv. without laughter, Pl. Euthd. 278e , Thphr. Fr. 124 , Plu. 2.727a . a)gelastiko/s, h/, o/n, gregarious, social, Ph 2.202 , Max.Tyr. 21.7 . a)ge/lastos, on, (gela/w) not laughing, grave, gloomy, h.Cer. 200 ; a). pro/swpa biazo/menoi A. Ag. 794 ; of the orator Crassus, Lucil. ap. Cic. Fin. 5.30 , cf. Vett. Val. 75.11 : metaph., *si/bulla a)ge/lasta fqeggome/nh Heraclit. 92 ; a). frh/n A. Fr. 290 ; bi/os Phryn.Com. 18 ; a). pe/tra, stone at Eleusis on which Demeter sat, SIG 2587.183 , Apollod. 1.5.1 . Pass. , not to be laughed at, not trifling, cumforai/ A. Ch. 30 , v.l. Od. 8.307 . a)gela/ths, Dor. a)gel-a/tas, ou, o(, chief of an a)ge/lh 11 , Heraclid. Pol. 15 . = e)/fhbos , Hsch. (cod. a)gela/stous), cf. GDI 5142 (Oaxos). a)gelei/h, h(, Ep. epith. of Athena, = a)/gousa lei/an , driver of spoil, the forager, Il. 6.269 , etc., cf. Hes. Sc. 197 . a)gelei/a, h( , mystical name of Seven, Theol.Ar. 42.30 . a)ge/l-h, h(, (a)/gw) herd, of horses, Il. 19.281 ; elsewhere in Hom. always of oxen and kine, Il. 11.678 , etc., cf. bou/nomos:—also, any herd or company, suw=n a). Hes. Sc. 168 ; a). parqe/nwn Pi. Fr. 112 ; maina/dwn E. Ba. 1022 ; pthnw=n a)ge/lai S. Aj. 168 , E. Ion 106 ; shoal of fish, Opp. H. 3.639 : metaph., po/nwn a)ge/lai E. HF 1276 :—also in Pl. R. 451c , Arist. HA 570a27 , etc., but rare in early Prose. in Crete and at Sparta, bands in which boys were trained, Ephor. 64 , Plu. Lyc. 16 , Heraclid. Pol. 15 , GDI 4952 (Dreros), etc.; ne/wn a). Epigr.Gr. 223.8 (Miletus); a)i+qe/wn ib. 239 (Smyrna). = a)strikai\ sfai=rai Theol.Ar. 43.6 . a)gel-hdo/n, Adv. (a)ge/lh) in herds or companies, Il. 16.160 , Hdt. 2.93 , AP 9.24 ( Leon. ), etc.:—also a)gel-hda/, Arat. 965 , 1079 . a)ge/l-hqen, Adv. (a)ge/lh) from a herd, A.R. 1.356 , 406 . a)gel-hi/+s, i/dos, h(, pecul. fem. of a)gelai=os, Numen. ap. Ath. 7.327b . = a)gelei/h , Corn. ND 20 . a)gel-hko/mos, on, keeping herds, Nonn. D. 47.208 . a)gel-h/ths, ou, o(, belonging to a herd, bou=s Suid. ; cf. a)gela/ths. a)gel-htro/fos, o(, horse-keeper, Poll. 1.181 ( v.l. a)gelo- ). a)ge/l-hfi, Ep. dat. of a)ge/lh, Il. 2.480 . a)gel-i/zei: a)qroi/zei, gregat, Gloss. a)gel-iko/s, h/, o/n, of the flock, pro/bata Sammelb. 4322.9 (i A. D.). a)gel-ismo/s, o(, gloss on a)gelai=os , Sch. Opp. C. 1.240 . a)ge/loios, on, not laughable, ou)k a)ge/loion no bad joke, Henioch. 4.6 . Adv. -ws Arg. 1 Ar. Ra. a)/gelos, ou, o(, = a)ge/lh 111 , Theol.Ar. 43.6 . a)ge/mistos, on, not put on board ship, ste/mfula, P Aurom. 1b34 (i B. C.). a)/gen, Ep. for e)a/ghsan, v. sub a)/gnumi, Il. 4.214 . a)genea_lo/ghtos, on, of unrecorded descent, Ep.Heb. 7.3 . a)ge/neia, h(, (a)genh/s) low birth, Arist. Pol. 1317b40 . a)ge/neios, on, (ge/neion) beardless, boyish; a)ge/neio/n ti ei)rhke/nai to speak like a boy, Luc. J. Tr. 29 ; to\ a). Id. Eun. 9 . Adv. -ei/ws, e)/xein Philostr. VS 1.8.1 . a)ge/neioi, oi( , boys within the age to enter for certain prizes at the games, Pi. O. 8.54 , 9.89 , cf. Ar. Eq. 1373 , Lys. 21.4 , Pl. Lg. 833c , IG 2.965 , al., Paus. 6.6.3 . (genea/) childless, GDI 1891.29 (Delph.), Hsch. a)gen-h/s, e/s, (gene/sqai) unborn, uncreated, Pl. Ti. 27c . of no family, ignoble, opp. a)gaqo/s, S. Fr. 84 , cf. POxy. 33 <*> 5.5 (ii A. D.); of things, ou)k a)genei=s sti/xoi Sch. Od. 11.568 ; cf. AB 336 , St.Byz. s.v. *)anaktorei/a . childless, Is. 2.10 , cf. Harp. (a)/pais codd.). a)gen-hsi/a, h(, uncreatedness, tou= ko/smou Simp. in Cael. 139.24 . a)ge/n-htos, on, (gene/sqai) uncreated, unoriginated, Parm. 8.3 , Heraclit. 50 ; of the elements, Emp. 7 ; a)rxh/ Pl. Phdr. 245d , cf. Arist. Cael. 281b26 , al. Adv. -tws Plu. 2.1015b (prob.), Syr. in Metaph. 146.1 , Dam. Pr. 409 . not having happened, Gorg. Pal. 23 ; to\ ga\r fanqe\n ti/s a)\n du/nait' a)\n a)ge/nhton poiei=n ; S. Tr. 743 ; a(/panta ta). prw=ton h)=lq' a(/pac Id. Fr. 860 ; a)ge/nhta poiei=n, a(/ss' a)\n h)=| pepragme/na Agatho 5 ; ai)ti/ai a). groundless charges, Aeschin. 3.225 ; diabolai/ Alciphr. 3.58 ; u(/pnoi a). baseless dreams, Phld. D. 1.22 ; w(=n ou)de\n . . a). was left undone, Isoc. 20.8 . translator's error for Lat. infectus, dyed, Edict.Diocl. 24.13 . a)ge/nn-eia (in Mss. often a)ge/neia or a)genni/a). h(, meanness, baseness, Arist. Virt. Vit. 1251b16 , Plb. 30.9.1 , al., Phld. Herc. 1457.4 . sordidness, opp. polute/leia, D.S. 33.7 . a)genn-h/s, e/s , (ge/nna) = a)genh/s 11 (q. v.), low-born, Hdt. 1.134 ( Comp. ), Pl. Prt. 319d , etc.; oi( a), opp. oi( gennai=oi, Arist. Pol. 1296b22 , etc.; of a cock, Pl. Tht. 164c , Men. 223.13 . of things, sordid, Hdt. 5.6 , Pl. Grg. 465b , 513d , al.; bwmoloxeu/mat' Ar. Pax 748 ; ou)de\n a). Dem. 21.152 . Adv. -nw=s E. IA 1458 , Pl.Com. 46.6 .—In Pl. mostly with neg., ou)k a). Chrm. 158c , etc. a)genn-hsi/a, h(, uncreatedness, opp. ge/nesis, th=s u(/lhs Herm. ap. Stob. 1.11.2 . a)ge/nn-htos, on, (genna/w) unbegotten, unborn, a). to/t' h)= S. OC 973 : unoriginated, Pl. Ti. 52a . Adv., a)naiti/ws kai\ a). Plu. 2.1015b codd. non-existent, ai)ti/a Aret. SD 2.11 . = a)gennh/s , low-born, mean, S. Tr. 61 . Act. , not productive, Thphr. CP 6.10.1 . Adv. -tws without leaving issue, Epigr.Gr. 333a (Perg.). a)genn-i/a, v. sub a)ge/nneia. a)genn-i/zw, act like an a)gennh/s, Teles p.6.4 H. a(ge/omai, Dor. for h(ge/omai: ta\ a(ghmena custom, prescription, Orac. ap. D. 43.66 . a)ge/rastos, on, (ge/ras) without a gift of honour, unrecompensed, Il. 1.119 , Hes. Th. 395 ; a). tu/mbos, o)/noma E. Hec. 115 , Ba. 1378 ; a)pelqei=n a). Luc. Tyr. 3 : c. gen., que/wn a). A.R 3.65 :—cf. a)gei/ra^tos. a)ge/rda (a)ge/raa cod.): a)/pios, o)/gxnh, Hsch. a)gere/qw, v. sub h)gere/qomai. a)/gerqen, Dor. and Ep. 3 pl. aor. 1 Pass. of a)gei/rw. a)ger-mo/s, o(, collection of money for the service of the gods (cf. a)gei/rw 11.2 ), SIG 1015.27 (Halicarnassus), D.H. 2.19 (with v. l. a)gurmo/s), Ath. 8.360d , Poll. 3.111 . the call-to-arms of the Greeks against Troy, Arist. Po. 1451a27 . metaph., collection, of wisdom and experience, Ael. VH 4.20 . a)ger-mosu/nh, h(, = a)/gersis , Opp. C. 4.251 . a)ger-si^ku/bhlis [u^], o(, mendicant priest, Cratin. 62 . (From ku/bhlis 11 , not *kube/lh.) a)/ger-sis, ews, h(, gathering, mustering, stratih=s Hdt. 7.5 , 48 . = panh/guris , SIG 2660.3 (Miletus, iii B. C., pl.). a)ge/r-ths, Dor. a)/ger-tas, o(, collector of dues, IG 14.423i35 (Tauromenium). a)gerwpei= (-u/ptei cod.): e)fora=(, a)spasto\n h(gei=tai, Hsch. , cf. Et. Gud., EM 8.29 . a)gerw/ssei: a)grupnei=, Hsch., Et.Gud. a)ger-wxi/a, h(, arrogance, Plb. 10.35.8 , D.Chr. 32.9 ; in good sense, high-heartedness, Ps.-Callisth. 3.25 . revelry, LXX Wi. 2.9 ; pl., feats of mastery, Philostr. VA 2.28 . a)ge/r-wxos [a^], on, poet. Adj. (used also in late Prose, v. infr.), in Hom. always in good sense, high-minded, lordly, *trw=es, *(ro/dioi, *musoi/, Il. 3.36 , 2.654 , 10.430 , cf. Alcm. 122 , B. 5.35 ; ba/traxoi Batr. 145 ; once of a single man, viz. Periclymenus, Od. 11.286 , Hes. Fr. 14 ; of noble actions, a). e(/rgmata Pi. N. 6.34 ; ni/kh O. 10(11).79 ; plou/tou stefa/nwm' a). lordly crown of wealth, P. 1.50 ; high-spirited, Philostr. Im. 2.2 ,al.; a)ge/rwxa skirta=n ib. 32 ; -o/tera gumna/sia Id. Gym. 46 . later in bad sense, arrogant, Archil. 154 , Alc. 120 , Com.Adesp. 162 , LXX 3 Ma. 1.25 ; a). o)/nos Luc. Asin. 40 ; of things, futo/n Anacreont. 53.42 . Adv. -xws AP 9.745 (Anyte), Plb. 2.8.7 : Comp. -o/teron Id. 18.34.3 . *)agesi/laos, *)agesi/las, v. sub *)aghsi/laos. a)gesi/frwn: ta\s o)fru=s e)pai/rwn, Hsch. (fort. -ofru/wn). a)ge/stratos, o(, h(, host-leading, *)aqh/nh Hes. Th. 925 ; h)=xos, au)lo/s, Nonn. D. 26.15 , 28.28 . a(ge/ths, a(ge/tis, Dor. for h(g-. a)getoi/: qaumastoi/, e)/ndocoi, Hsch. a)ge/tria: mai=a ( Tarent. ), Id. (perh. for a)gre/tria, cf. a)gre/w). a)geusti/, gloss on a)pasti/ , Id. a)geusti/a, h(, fasting, Sch. Ar. Nu. 621 . a)/geustos, on, (geu/omai) Act. , not tasting or having tasted, plakou=ntos Pl.Com. 113 ; i)xqu/wn Luc. Sat. 28 : metaph., oi(=si kakw=n a)/. ai)w/n S Ant. 583 ; e)leuqeri/as a)/. Pl. R. 576a ; tw=n terpnw=n X. Mem. 2.1.23 ; tou= kalou= Arist. EN 1179b15 ; tw=n a)gaqw=n Phld. Ir. p.60 W.; problh/mata a)mfiboli/as kai\ zhth/sews a)/. Alex.Aphr. Pr.Praef. :—abs., without eating, a)/potoi kai\ a)/. Luc. Tim. 18 . Pass. , tasteless, Arist. de An. 422a30 . untasted, Plu. 2.731d , Porph. Abst. 2.27 . a)gewme/trhtos, on, of persons, ignorant of geometry, Arist. APo. 77b13 ; a). mhdei\s ei)si/tw, Inscr. on Plato's door, Elias in Cat. 118.18 , cf. Phlp. in de An. 117.29 . Adv. -tws Anon. in SE 29.35 . of problems, not geometrical, Arist. APo. 77b17 . not measured or surveyed, prob. in PTeb. 87.84 (ii B. C.). a)gewrg-hsi/a, h(, bad husbandry, Thphr. CP 2.15.1 . a)gew/rg-htos, on, uncultivated, Thphr. CP 1.16.2 , PPar. 63.6 (ii B. C.), SIG 685.73 ( Magn. Mae., ii B.C.), D.S. 2.36 , Ph. 1.564 , etc. a)gewrg-i/on dika/zesqai bring an action for neglect of tillage, Phryn. PS p.33 B. a)/gh, Dor. a)/ga_ [a^g], h( , (a)/gamai) wonder, amazement, Hom. only in phrase a)/gh m' e)/xei Il. 21.221 , Od. 3.227 , 16.243 : glossed by timh/, sebasmo/s, Hsch. envy, malice, *fqo/nw| kai\ a)/gh| xrew/menos Hdt. 6.61 ; of the gods, jealousy, mh/ tis a)/ga qeo/qen knefa/sh| A. Ag. 131 : pl. a)/gais, = zhlw/sesin , Id. Fr. 85 . a)gh/ (A), Dor. a)ga/ [a_g], h( , (a)/gnumi) breakage: fragment, splinter, a)gai=si kwpw=n A. Pers. 425 ; pro\s a(rma/twn t' a)gai=si E. Supp. 693 . ku/matos a)gh/ place where the wave breaks, beach, A.R. 1.554 , Numen. ap. Ath. 7.305a . curve, bending, o)/fios, potamon = , Arat. 668 , 729 (v.l.):—hence Böckh cj. a)ga/n (for a)/gan) Pi. P. 2.82 , in the sense of crooked arts, deceit. wound, Hsch. a)gh/ (B), h( , (a)/gw) = a)gwgh/, cu/lwn Michel 1359.17 (Chios). a)/gh, Ep. for e)a/gh, v. sub a)/gnumi. a)ghqh/s, e/s, joyless, cj. in S. Tr. 869 . a)ghla^t-e/w, drive out one accursed or polluted, esp. one guilty of sacrilege and murder, Hdt. 5.72 , S. OT 402 , Arist. Ath. 20.3 :—also a)ghla^t-i/zw, EM 10.34 . a)gh/la^tos, on, (a)/gos, e)lau/nw) driving out a curse, a). ma/stic, i. e. lightning which consumes and so purifies, Lyc. 436 . a)/ghma, to/, (from a)/gw, or perh. Dor. for h(/ghma; Boeot. a)/geima, BCH 18.534 (Thisbe)) anything led, division, corps of an army, of the Lacedaemonians, X. Lac. 11.9 , 13.6 : in the Macedonian army, the Guard, Plb. 5.65.2 , Arr. An. 1.1.11 ; tw=n i(ppe/wn to\ a)/. ib. 4.24.1 ; tw=n pezw=n to\ a)/. 2.8.3; tw=n e)lefa/ntwn Phylarch. 1 : in the armies of the Ptolemies, etc., PPetr. 3p.22 (iii B. C.), Plu. Eum. 7 , App. Syr. 32 , cf. Ael.Dion. Fr. 8 ; *basiliko\n a)/. Plb. 5.82.4 . name of a district in the Heracleopolite nome, PHib. 101.3 , PTeb. 3.38.4 . a)ghno/reios, Dor. a)ga_no/reios, a, on, = a)gh/nwr , A. Pers. 1026 . a)ghn-ore/w [a^], to be valiant, Nonn. D. 12.206 , 37.338 ,al. a)ghn-ori/a, h(, manliness, courage, of men, Il. 22.457 ; arrogance, pride, in pl., 9.700 ; sg., Nonn. D. 42.384 , AP 10.75.7 ( Pall. ), etc.; of a lion, Il. 12.46 . a)gh/n-wr, Dor. a)ga/nwr, oros, o(, h(, (a)ga-, a)nh/r) poet. Adj. manly, heroic, qumo/s Il. 2.276 , 12.300 ; kradi/h kai\ qumo\s a). 9.635 , etc.; bi/h| kai\ a)gh/nori qumw=| ei)/cas, of a lion, 24.42 : freq. with collat. notion of headstrong, arrogant, of Achilles, 9.699 ; Thersites, 2.276 ; the suitors, Od. 1.106 , 144 , al.; the Titans, Hes. Th. 641 , cf. Op. 7 ; the Seven against Thebes, A. Th. 124 (lyr.). of animals and things, stately, magnificent, i(/ppos Pi. O. 9.23 ; lavish, misqo/s P. 3.55 ; plou=tos ib. 10.18 ; ko/mpos I. 1.43 . a)gh/oxa, pf. of a)/gw. a)gh/rantos, on, = sq., Simon. 100.4 , E. Epigr. 2.1 . a)gh/raos, on, Att. contr. a)gh/rws, wn (of which Hom. uses nom. dual a)gh/rw (v. infr.), nom. sg. and acc. pl. a)gh/rws Od. 5.218 , al.); acc. sg. a)gh/rwn h.Cer. 242 ; a)gh/rw Hes. Th. 949 , Jul. Or. 4.142b : nom. pl. a)gh/rw| Hes. Th. 277 ; dat. a)gh/rw|s Ar. Av. 689 :—ageless, undecaying, a)qa/natos kai\ a)gh/rws h)/mata pa/nta Il. 8.539 ; su\ d' a)qa/natos kai\ a). Od. 5.218 ; a)gh/rw t' a)qana/tw te Il. 12.323 , cf. Hes. Th. 949 ; a)ph/mantos kai\ a). ib. 955 ; a)/nosoi kai\ a). Pi. Fr. 143 ; a). xro/nw| duna/stas S. Ant. 608 (lyr.). of things, once in Hom. , of the aegis, Il. 2.447 ; ku=dos a). Pi. P. 2.52 ; xa/rin t' a)gh/rwn e(/comen E. Supp. 1178 : in Prose, to\n a)gh/rwn e)/painon Th. 2.43 ; a)qa/naton kai\ a). pa/qos Pl. Phlb. 15d , etc. a)ghrasi/a, h(, eternal youth, Sch. Il. 11.1 . a)gh/raton, to/, pot-marjoram, Origanum Onites, Dsc. 4.58 . = qu/mbra , Ps.- Dsc. 3.37 . a)gh/ra^tos (A), on, ageless, kle/os E. IA 567 (lyr.), IG 14.1930.3 : also in Prose, Lys. 2.79 , X. Mem. 4.3.13 , Pl. Ax. 370d , Arist. Cael. 270b2 , Gal. 12.201 . [Later-a_tos, Epigr.Gr. 35a (Athens), IG 14.1188 , Orac. ap. Ps.-Callisth. 1.33 .] a)gh/ratos (B), o(, stone used by shoemakers to polish women's shoes, Gal. 12.201 , Asclep. ap. Aët. 8.43 . a(gh/s [a_], e/s, guilty, accursed, dub. in Hippon. 11 . in good sense, pure, holy, of the sun, a(ge/a ku/klon Emp. 47 . *)agh/sandros, o(, epith. of Pluto, = *)aghsi/laos , Hsch. a)ghsi/-la_os [a_g], on, o(, leader of the people, epith. of Hades, A. Fr. 406 ; Ion. h(ghsi/lews AP 7.545 ( Hegesipp. ); Ep. h(gesi/laos Nic. Fr. 74.72 ; poet. also a)gesi/las, a, Call. Lav.Pall. 130 , Epigr.Gr. 195 (Oaxos):—the form a)gesi/laos, cited in EM 8.32 (misquoting Call. Lav.Pall. l.c.), etc., is corrupt. pr. n., esp. of the well-known Spartan king, *)aghsi/laos X. HG 3.3.4 , etc.; *)hghsi/lews Id. Vect. 3.7 , D. 19.290 , cf. Hdt. 7.204 , 8.131 ; *)aghsi/las, a, Paus. 8.18.8 . a)ghsi/-xoros, on, leading the chorus or dance, prooi/mia Pi. P. 1.4 : fem. -xo/ra, as pr. n., Alcm. 23.77 . a)ghto/s, h/, o/n , (a)ga/omai) admirable, wonderful, *fuh\n kai\ ei=)dos a)ghto\n *(/ektoros Il. 22.370 ; elsewh. in Hom. of persons, c. acc. rei, de/mas kai\ ei=)dos a). 24.376 ; ei=)dos a)ghtoi/ wonderful in form only, as a reproach, Il. 5.787 , 8.228 ; ei=)dos a)ghth/ h.Ap. 198 : later c. dat. rei, xrh/masin a). Sol. 5.3 :—of things, r(o/dwn a). e)/rnos Anacreont. 53.36 . *)agh/twr, o(, Leader, epith. of Zeus at Sparta, X. Lac. 13.2 . a)/gi, a)/gite, = a)/ge, a)/gete , Alc. Supp. 7.4 , 10 , Sapph. Supp. 19.6 : perh. a)/g' i)/te, from which sg. was formed. a(gi-a/zw, = a(gi/zw , LXX Ge. 2.3 ,al., Ph. 2.238 :— Pass. , a(giasqh/tw to\ o)/noma/ sou Ev.Matt. 6.9 . a(gi/-asma, atos, to/, = a(giasth/rion , LXX Am. 7.13 ,al. holiness, ib. Ps. 92(93).5 . a(gi-asmo/s, on=, o(, consecration, sanctification, LXX Jd. 17.3 ,al., 1 Ep.Thess. 4.7 . a(gi-asth/rion, to/, holy place, sanctuary, LXX Le. 12.4 , al. a(gi-asti/a, h(, v.l. for a(gistei/a , LXX 4 Ma. 7.9 . a(gi-afo/ros, on, = i(erafo/ros , IG 3.162 . a)gi/gartos, on, of grapes, etc., without seed or stone, Thphr. CP 5.5.1 , Aët. 9.30 . a(gi/zw, (a(/gios) hallow, make sacred, esp. by burning a sacrifice, qew=| bou/quton e(sti/an a(gi/zwn S. OC 1495 (lyr.); po/pana h(/gizen e)s sa/ktan (for e)s bwmo/n) Ar. Pl. 681 :— Pass. , bwmoi\ patri\ a(gisqe/ntes Pi. O. 3.19 ; qu/mata e)pi\ kaqarw=| puri\-o/mena D.H. 1.38 :— Med. , = a(/zomai. Alcm. 123 . a)gi_ne/w, lengthd. Ep. and Ion. (also later Dor. , v. sub fin.) form of a)/gw, mostly used in pres. and impf. (with or without augm. in Hom. ); inf. pres. a)gine/menai Od. 20.213 : impf. a)gi/neskon Od. 17.294 ( h)gi/neskon Arat. 111 ): fut. a)ginh/sw h.Ap. 57 , 249 , al.:—lead, bring, nu/m*fas.. h)gi/neon a)na\ a)/stu Il. 18.493 ; mh=lon a). Od. 14.105 ; a). ai=)gas mnhsth/ressi 22.198 ; a)gi/neon a)/speton u(/lhn Il. 24.784 ; freq. of offerings, dedications, etc., dw=ra a)gi/neon Hdt. 3.89 , cf. 93 , 97 , etc., Hp. Ep. 27 , Herod. 4.87 , Call. Iamb. 1.251 , AP 6.75 (Paul. Sil.); plou=ton a). ei)s a)reth/n Crates Theb. 10.8 ; lhia/das a). lead captive, A.R. 1.613 ; a)/nqea tossa/per w(=rai poiki/l' a)gineu=si Call. Ap. 82 ; te/traton h)=mar a)., of the moon, Arat. 792 ; keep, observe, paigni/hn Herod. 3.55 :— Med. , cause to be brought, e)s to\ i(ro\n a)gineo/menos gunai=kas Hdt. 7.33 :— Pass. , Arr. Ind. 32.7 ; ai)/ka ta\ pa/qea ta=s yuxa=s e)s to\ me/trion a)ginh=tai Hippod. ap. Stob. 4.1.94 . a(gio-lo/gos, on, speaking holy things, dub. in 1 Enoch 1.2 . a(gio-poie/w, sanctify, Phot. a(/gios [a^], a, on, devoted to the gods: in good sense, sacred, holy: of things, esp. temples, *)a*frodi/ths i(ro\n a(/. Hdt. 2.41 ; i(ro'n *(hrakle/os a(/. ib. 44 , cf. Pl. Criti. 116c , X. HG 3.2.19 ; qhri/on Antiph. 147.7 ; nho\n e)pi\ ty= xa/smati *(/hrhs a(/. e)sth/sato Luc. Syr.D. 13 : generally, qusi/ai, cumbo/laia, Isoc. 10.63 , Pl. Lg. 729e ( Sup. ); mhtro/s.. e)sti patri\s a(giw/teron Id. Cri. 51a ; o(/rkos a(/. Arist. Mir. 834b11 ; a(/., to/, temple, OGI 56.59 (Canopus), LXX Ex. 26.33 , al., cf. Ep.Heb. 9.2 ; to\ a(/. tw=n a(gi/wn Holy of Holies, LXX l. c.; ta\ a(/. tw=n a(. 3 Ki. 8.6 , etc., cf. Ep.Heb. 9.3 . of persons, holy, pure, Ar. Av. 522 (anap.); lao\s a(/. *kuri/w| LXX De. 7.6 , al.; oi( a(/. the Saints, 1 Ep.Cor. 6.1 ,al.; pneu=ma a(/. the Holy Spirit, Ev.Matt. 3.11 , al. Adv. a(gi/ws kai\ semnw=s e)/xein Isoc. 11.25 . in bad sense, accursed, execrable, Cratin. 373 , Eust. 1356.59 .—Never in Hom. , Hes. , or Trag. (who use a(gno/s); rare in Att. (v. supr.). (Possibly cognate with Skt. yajati 'sacrifice'.) a(gio/ths, htos, h(, = a(giwsu/nh , LXX 2 Ma. 15.2 , Ep.Heb. 12.10 . as title, PGiss. 55.5 (vi A. D.). a(g-ismo/s, ou=, o(, = e)nagismo/s , offering to the dead, D.S. 4.39 . a(g-istei/a, h(, ritual, service, tw=n qew=n, in pl., Isoc. 11.28 , cf. Pl. Ax. 371d , Arist. Cael. 268a14 ; later in sg., Str. 9.3.7 , J. Ap. 1.7 , Plu. Rom. 22 , Jul. Or. 5.178d . a(g-i/steuma, to/, sanctuary, Procop. Aed. 1.4 . a(g-isteu/w, perform sacred rites, Pl. Lg. 759d : c.acc., i(erourgi/an D.H. 1.40 :— Pass. , o(/sa a)/lla -eu/etai Ph. 2.231 . to be holy, live purely, o(/stis.. biota\n a(. kai\ qiaseu/etai yuxa/n E. Ba. 74 ; to be sacred, Paus. 6.20.2 , cf. 8.13.1 . Act. , purify, *fo/nou xei=ras Orac. ap. Paus. 10.6.7 . deem holy:— Pass. , of places, Str. 9.3.1 , D.H. 1.40 . a(g-isth/rion, to/, = perirranth/rion , Inscr.Perg. 255.9 (pl.). a(g-isto/s, h/, o/n, hallowed, Et.Gud. s.v. a(gistei/a. a(g-istu/s, u/os, h(, ceremony, Call. Aet. 1.1.3 . a(giw/dws, Adv. in sacred manner: Sup. -e/stata dub. in Ph. 1.675 . a(giwsu/nh, h(, holiness, sanctity, LXX 2 Ma. 3.12 , Ep.Rom. 1.4 , etc. as title, PMeyer 24.2 (vi A. D.). a)gk-, Poet. abbrev. for a)nak- in compds. of a)na/. a)gka/zomai, (a)gka/s) Ep. , lift up in the arms, nekro\n a)po\ xqono\s a)gka/zonto Il. 17.722 ; li/qon a)gka/ssasqai Call. Hec. 21.1 , cf. Nonn. D. 7.318 . a)/gka^qen, Adv. in the arms, a)/. labei=n ti A. Eu. 80 . resting on the elbows, A. Ag. 3 ; also expl. as contr. for a)ne/kaqen, = a)/nwqen , on the top, cf. Sch. ad l. c., Hsch., AB 337 . a)gka/lh [a^], h(, bent arm, mostly in pl., e)n a)gka/lais A. Ag. 723 , Supp. 481 , E. Alc. 351 , al.; prov., e)n tai=s a). peri*fe/rein tina/ X. Cyr. 7.5.50 ; without e)n, a)gka/lais e)/xein, peri*fe/rein, E. IT 289 , Or. 464 ; e)p' a)gka/lais labei=n Id. Ion 761 , cf. IT 1250 ; e)s a). Ion 1598 ; pro\s a)gka/lais pesei=n ib. 962 ; u(p' a)gka/lais staqei/s Id. Andr. 747 : rarely in sg., Corinn. 19 (s.v.l.); *fe/rein e)n th=| a). Hdt. 6.61 , cf. X.l.c., Timocl. 7.4 . bend of knee, Cael.Aur. TP 5.1.2 . metaph., anything closely enfolding, kuma/twn e)n a)gka/lais Archil. 23 ; petrai/a a). A. Pr. 1019 ; po/ntiai a). Id. Ch. 587 , cf. E. Or. 1378 ; pelagi/ois e)n a). Nausicr. 1.3 ; of the air, gh=n..e)/xonq' u(grai=s e)n a). E. Fr. 941 . bundle, sheaf, BGU 1180 (i B. C.), PLond. 1.131r396 (i A. D.), POxy. 935.19 (iii A. D.). a)gka^li^d-agwge/w, carry a bundle, Paus. Gr. Fr. 90 . a)gka^li^d-a^gwgo/s, o/n, carrying an armful or bundle, of beasts of burden; a)gkalidh-fo/ros, a)gka^li^d-fore/w being used of men, Poll. 2.139 , 7.109 . a)gkali/dh, h(, = a)gkali/s, e)n a)gkali/dh|si gunaiko/s Stud.Pont. 3.6 (Amisus). a)gka^l-i/zomai, embrace, o(/stis kako\n a)gkali/zetai Semon. 7.77 ; ei)s tru*fera\s h)gkali/sasqe xe/ras AP 12.122 ( Mel. ), cf. Man. 1.45 ; xeroi=n ei)/dwlon h)gkalisme/nos Lyc. 142 : a)gkalizo/menos in pass. sense, Aesop. 366 . a)gka^l-i=nai, ai(, = a)gka/lai (Arg.), Hsch. a)gka^l-i/s, h(, in pl., = a)gka/lai , arms, Ep. dat. pl. a)gkali/dessin Il. 18.555 , 22.503 ; u(p' a)gkali/sin IG 9(1).882.13 (Corcyra). armful, Ar. Fr. 418 , Nicostr. 24 , Ister 54 (s. v. l.), Ph. 5.147C. , Plu. Rom. 8 . = dre/panon , Maced. word, J. AJ 5.1.2 , Hsch. a)gka^/l-isma, atos, to/, that which is embraced or taken in the arms, Luc. Am. 14 : hence, darling, Lyc. 308 . embrace, metaph., a). klusidroma/dos au)/ras Tim. Pers. 91 . a)gka^l-ismo/s, o(, making into bundles, POxy. 1631.9 (iii A.D.). a)/gka^l-os, o(, armful, bundle, h. Merc.82. a)gkalpi/s: krhmno/s, oi( de\ bo/qron, Hsch. a)gka/s [a^s], Adv. into or in the arms, e)/xe d) a). a^koitin Il. 14.353 , cf. Theoc. 8.55 , A.R. 1.276 ; a). e)/marpte Il. 14.346 ; a). e)la/zeto qngate/ra h(/n 5.371 ; tro/pin a). e(lw\n neo/s Od. 7.252 ; a). d) a)llh/lwn labe/thn (of wrestlers) Il. 23.711 . a)gkh/, h(, = a)gka/lh , Hsch. ; metapl. dat. pl. a)gka/sin Opp. H. 2.315 . a)gkhqh/s: a)blabh/s, Hsch. a)gkh/s: a)nthxh/s, Hsch. a)gkistr-ei/a, h(, angling, Pl. Lg. 823d . a)gkistr-eutiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for angling: to\ -ko/n, angling, Pl. Sph. 22o d; -kh\ te/xnh Gal. Thras. 30 . a)gkistr-eu/w, angle for, entice, tina/ Aristaenet. 1.5 :— Med. , Ph. 1.344 : metaph., ynxa/s 2.265 ; a)po/lansin 1.304 . a)gki/str-ion, to/, Dim. of a)/gkistron, Theoc. 21.57 , Bito 51.1 . a)gkistro/-detos, on, with a hook bound to it, do/nac AP 6.27 ( Theaet. ). a)gkistro-eidh/s, e/s, hook-shaped, barbed, Placit. 1.3.18 , etc. Adv. -dw=s Erot. s.v. h)gki/strentai. a)/gkistron, to/ , (a)/gkos) fish-hook, Od. 4.369 , Hdt. 2.70 , etc.; hook of a spindle, Pl. R. 616c ; surgical instrument, Philum. Ven. 2.6 , Cael. Aur. TP 5.1 ; generally, hook, D.C. 60.35 . a)gkistro/omai, Pass. , to be furnishedwith barbs, Plu. Crass. 25 . to be caught by a hook, h)gkistrwme/nos po/qw Lyc. 67 . a)gkistro-pw/lhs, ou, o(, seller of fish-hooks, Poll. 7.198 . a)gkistro-fa/gos, on, (*fa^gei=n) biting the hook, Arist. HA 621b1 . a)gkistr-w/dhs, es, = a)gkistroeidh/s , Plb. 34.3.5 , D.S. 5.34 , Str. 1.2.16 . a)gkistr-wto/s, h/, o/n, barbed, be/los Plb. 6.23.10 ; e)mbo/lia Ph. Bel. 95.45 . a)gkla/rion, to/, perh. Dor. for a)naklh/rion, reapportionment, CIG 2562.13 (Hierapytna). a)gkli/nw, and a)/gklima, to/, poet. for a)nakl-. a)gklo/n: skolio/n, Hsch. a)/gkoina, h(, (a)gkon-ya^, cf. a)gkw/n) poet. for a)gka/lh, only in pl., *zhno\s . . e)n a)gkoi/nhsin i)an/eis Il. 14.213 , cf. Od. 11.261 , Hes. Fr. 245 , A.R. 2.954.2 . metaph., anything enfolding, e)n xqono\s a)gkoi/nais AP 9.398 ( Jul. Aegypt.), cf. Opp. H. 3.34 . halyard, IG 2.794b20 , al., prob. in Alc. 18.9 . a)gkoini/zw, = a)gkali/zw , dub. l. in Poll. 3.155 . a)gko/lai: a)gkw=nes, Hsch. a)gkomida/, v. a)nakomidh/. a)gkoni/w, v.l. for e)gk- , Ar. Lys. 1311 , as if from a)vakoni/w, = e)gkone/w. a)gkopth/r: s*fn=ra, Hsch. a)/gkos, eos, to/, properly, bend, hollow: hence, mountain glen, Il. 20.490 , Od. 4.337 , Hes. Op. 389 , Hdt. 6.74 , Theoc. 8.33 , etc.; Trag. only E. Ba. 1051 . (Cf. Skt. a/n/cati 'bend', Lat. ancus, uncus, etc.) a)gkotu/lh, h(, a game, Hsch. a)gktalia/zei: a)/gxei, Hsch. a)/gkteira, h(, fem. of sq., poinai/ Orac.Chald. 265 . a)gkth/r, h=ros, o( , (a)/gxw) instrument for closing wounds, Cels. 5.26 , Plu. 2.468c , Heliod. ap. Orib. 44.10.4 , Gal. 1.385 . part of the throat, Poll. 2.134 , Hsch. in pl., bonds, Procl. in Euc. 20.25F. : metaph., th=sn(/lhs Id. in R. 2.150 K., prob. in Alc. p.41c . bandage, Heliod. ap. Orib. 48.28.5 . a)gkthria/zw, bind with an a)gkth/r, Critoap. Gal. 13.878 . a)gkule/ndetos, on, bound with thongs, [*)/arhs] a)., i.e. javelin, Tim. Pers. 23 . a)gku^le/omai, hurl like a javelin, *)/erws kerauno\n h)gkulhme/nos Satyr. 1 . a)gku/l-h [u^], h(, (a^gkos) properly, like a)gka/lh , bend of the arm or wrist, a)p) a)gku/lhs i(e/nai, a phrase descriptive of the way in which the cottabus was thrown, B. Fr. 13.2 , cf. Hsch. ; a)p) a)gku/lhs zhsi la/tagas Cratin. 273 ; wrongly expl. as cup, Ath. 11.782d . bend of the knee, ham, Philostr. Im. 2.6 , Sch. Il. 23.726 . joint bent and stiffened by disease, Hp. Liqu. 6 , cf. Poll. 4.196 . loop, noose, plekta\s a)gku/las E. IT 1408 ; in the leash of a hound, X. Cyn. 6.1 ; in bandages, Gal. 18(1).790 ; in torsion-engines, Hero Bel. 83.1 . thong of a javelin, by which it was hurled, Str. 4.4.3 ; hence, the javelin itself, E. Or. 1476 , cf. Plu. Phil. 6 ; di' a)gkulw=n i(ppo/tai Them. Or. 21.256d . bow-string, a). xruso/stro*foi S. OT 203 . a)gku/lh th=s e)mba/dos sandal-thong, Alex. 31 . curtain-ring, hook, LXX Ex. 38.18 ( 36.34 ), al.; hook for a door, IG 11(2).165.11 , al. (Delos, iii B.C.). sides of the kerai/a, Poll. 1.91 . a)gkul-hto/s, h/, o/n, verb. Adj. of a)gkule/omai, thrown from the bent arm, of the cottabus, A. Fr. 179 . Subst., a)gkulhto/n, to/, javelin, Id. Fr. 16 , IG 2.733B17 . a)gkul-idwto/s, o/n, having a loop for a handle (a)gku/lh II), Hp. ap. Gal. 19.69 . a)gkul-i/zomai, in wrestling, clasp the adversary's neck, dub. l. in Poll. 1.176 . a)gku/l-ion, to/, Dim. of a)gku/lh, loop in noose, Heracl. ap. Orib. 48.2.1 ; link of a chain, AB 329 , Suid. = a)gku/lwsis , Antyll. ap. Orib. 45.15.1 . ta\ a)gku/lia, = Lat. ancilia, Plu. Num. 13 . a)gkul-i/s, i/dos, h(, hook, barb, Opp. C. 1.155 . a)gku/llw, bend back, Aret. SA 1.6 , cf. Hsch. a)gku^lo-ble/faron, to/, adhesion of the eyelids, Cels. 7.7 . a)gku^lo/-glwsson pa/qos, to/, contraction of the tongue, Orib. 45.15 tit., Paul.Aeg. 6.29 ; and a)gku^lo/-glwssos, o(, one who suffers from it, Aët. 8.38 . a)gku^lo-glw/xin, i_nos, o(, of a cock, with hooked spurs, Babr. 17.3 . a)gku^lo/-deiros, on, crooknecked, Opp. H. 4.630 . a)gku^lo/dous, ontos, o(, h(, crook-toothed, of a scimitar, Q.S. 6.218 ; a). xalinoi/, of anchors, Nonn. D. 3.50 . barbed, AP 6.176 ( Maced. ). a)gkuloeidh/s, e/s, winding, to/poi, Suid. s.v. a)/gkh. a)gkulo-kope/w, hamstring, dub. in PLond. 2.415.15 . a)gkulo/-kuklos, on, curved in spires, of a dragon's tail, Nonn. D. 35.217 . a)gkulo/-kwlos, on, crook-limbed, *ka=res Archestr. Fr. 41B. a)gkulo-maxi/a, h(, contest with javelin, IPE 12.435 (Chersonesus). a)gkulo-mh/ths ( Boeot. a)gkoulomei/tas Corinn. Supp. 1.13 ), o), (mh=tis) crooked of counsel, epith. of *kro/nos. Il. 2.205 , Od. 21.415 , al., Hes. Th. 18 , etc.; of Prometheus, ib. 546 , Op. 48 . a)gkulo/-mhtis, ios, o(, h(, - foreg., Nonn. D. 21.255 . a)gkulo/-pous, o(, h(, poun, to/, gen. podos, with bent legs, di/*fros, = Lat. sella curulis, Plu. Mar. 5 . a)gku/los [u^], h, on , (a)/gkos) crooked, curved, to/ca Il. 5.209 , Od. 21.264 , etc.; a(/rma Il. 6.39 ; ka/lamos Theoc. 21.47 ; of the eagle, a)gku/lon ka/ra beaked, Pi. P. 1.8 ; a). e)k tw=n o)do/ntwn Ant. Lib. 22.6 ; of greedy fingers, hooked, Ar. Eq. 205 ; of the movement of a snake, a). e(/rpwn D.P. 123 . metaph., of style, intricate, Luc. Bis Acc. 21 ; e)ristiko\s kai\ a). th\n glw=ssan catchy, Alciphr. 3.64 ; in good sense, terse, D.H. Th. 25 ( Comp. ). Adv. -lwsib.31; intricately, Procl. in Prm. p.525 S. , Dam. Pr. 187 . wily, crafty, Lyc. 344 ; -w/terai e)ne/drai Archig. ap. Orib. 8.2.24 . a)gku^lo/-tocos, on, with crooked bow, *pai/ones Il. 2.848 , 10.428 ; *mh/deioi Pi. P. 1.78 . a)gku^lo-xei/lhs, on, o( , (xei=los) with hooked beak, ai)eto/s Od. 19.538 , AP 6.229 ( Crin. ); ai)gupioi/ Il. 16.428 , Hes. Sc. 405 , Batr. 294 . (Perh. -xh/lhs shd. always be read.) a)gku^lo-xh/lhs, ou, o( , (xhlh/) with crooked claws, v. l. in Batr. 294 , Ar. Eq. 197 , cf. Sch. (xei/lhs codd.). a)gkul-o/w, crook, bend, th\n xei=ra, as in throwing the cottabus, Pl.Com. 47 :— Pass. , o)/nuxas h)gkulwme/nos with crooked claws, Ar. Av. 1180 . a)gku/l-wma, to/, loop, Gal. 18(1).798 . a)gku/l-wsis, h(, as medic. term, tongue-tie, Antyll. ap. Orib. 46.16.4 ; stiffening of joints, Paul. Aeg. 4.55 ; adhesion of the eyelids, Gal. 14.772 . a)gkul-wto/s, h/, o/n, of javelins, furnished with a thong, stoxa/smata E. Ba. 1205 . a)/gku_ra, h(, anchor, Alc. 18.9 (v. a)/gkoina), Thgn. 459 ; a)/. ba/llesqai, kaqie/nai, meqie/nai, a)*fie/nai to cast anchor, Pi. I. 6(5).13 , Hdt. 7.36 , A. Ch. 662 , X. An. 3.5.10 ; a)/. ai)/rein, ai)/resqai to weigh anchor, Plu. Pomp. 50 , 80 ; a)ne/loio AP 10.1 ( Leon. ); ta\s ne/as e)/xein e)p' a)gkure/wn Hdt. 6.12 ; o(rmi/zein Th. 7.59 ; e)p' a)gkure/wn o(rmei=n ride at anchor, Hdt. 7.188 ; nhu=s mih=s e)p) a)gku/rhs [on)k a)s*f]alh\s o(rmeu=sa Herod. 1.41 ; e)p) a)gku/ras a)posaleu/ein D. 50.22 , cf. E. Hel. 1071 ; prov, a)gaqai\ pe/lont' . . du/' a)/gkurai 'tis good to have 'two strings to your bow', Pi. O. 6.101 ; e)pi\ duoi=n a)gku/rain o(rmei=n au)tou\s e)a=te D. 56.44 , cf. Plu. Sol. 19 ; a)/. d' h(/ mou ta\s tu/xas w)/xei mo/nh E. Hel. 277 ; e)pi\ th=s au)th=s (sc. a)gku/ras) o(rmei=n toi=s polloi=s, i.e. 'to be in the same boat' with the many, D. 18.281 ; ei)sz mhtrz pai=des a)/gkurai bi/ou S. Fr. 685 ; oi)/kwn a)/., of a son, E. Hec. 80 ; i(era\ a)/., last hope, Luc. JTr. 51 . pruning-hook, Thphr. CP 3.2.2 . = ai)doi=on , Epich. 191 . a)gku_rhbo/lion, to/, = a)gkurob- , Democr. 148 . a)gku_ri/zw, fut. Att. i^w=, (a)/gkura) in wrestling, hook with the leg, trip, dialabw\n a)gkuri/sas Ar. Eq. 262 ; a)gkuri/sas e)/rrhcen Eup. 262 . a)gku/rion, to/, Dim. of a)/gku_ra, Ph. Bel. 100.34 , Plu. 2.604d , Arr. Epict. 30 , Demoph. Sim. 45 , Luc. Cat. 1 . a)gku/ria (sc. pei/smata), ta/, anchor-cables, D.S. 14.73 . a)/gkur-is: bota/nh tis, Hsch. a)gku/r-isma, to/, hook, in wrestling, Schol. Ar. Eq. 262 , Hsch. a)gkur-i/ths li/qos anchor-stone, Hsch. s.v. masxa/lhn. a)gkur-i/ttei: metame/letai (Cret.), Hsch. a)gku_ro-bole/w, secure by throwing an anchor: hook fast in, fasten securely, h)gkurobo/lhtai Hp. Dent. 18 . a)gku_ro-bo/lion, to/, anchorage, Str. 3.4.7 (pl.), Plu. 2.507b . a)gku_ro-eidh/s, e/s, anchor-shaped, Dsc. 3.158 , Gal. 2.766 . Adv. -eidw=s Erot. s.v. o(ubdoeide/atro/pon. a)gku_ro/-maxos, o(, a kind of ship, Isid. Etym. 19.1.16 , Gloss. a)gku_ro-mh/lh, h(, hooked probe, Hp. ap. Erot. , cf. Gal. 19.69 . a)gku_rouxi/a, h( , (e)/xw) a holding by the anchor, e)n a)gkurouxi/ais A. Supp. 766 . a)gku_rwto/s, h/, o/n, bent like an anchor, doki/des Ph. Bel. 85.36 . a)gkwbo/los: a(lieu/s, Hsch. a)gkw/n, w=nos, o(, bend of the arm, hence, elbow, o)rqwqei\s d' e'p' a)gkw=nos Il. 10.80 ; h)=, kai\ e)p' a)gkw=nos ke*falh\n sxe/qen Od. 14.494 ; a)gkw=na tuxw\n me/son Il. 5.582 , cf. 20.479 ; a)gkw=ni nu/ttein to nudge, Od. 14.485 , cf. Pl. Riv. 132b ; krotei=n toi=s a)gkw=sin ta\s pleura/s D. 54.9 ; prov., a)gkw=ni a)pomu/ttesqai Bionap. D.L. 4.46 ; e)p' a)gkw=nos deipnei=n, of the attitude at meals, Luc. Lex. 6 . arm, *ni/kas e)n a)gkw/nessi pi/tnein Pi. N. 5.42 ; e)s d' u(gro\n a)gkw=na . . prosptu/ssetai S. Ant. 1237 , etc. bend in animals' legs, X. Cyn. 4.1 . any nook or bend, as the angle of a wall, a)gkw\n tei/xeos Il. 16.702 , cf. Hdt. 1.180 ; bend, bay of a river, Id. 2.99 ; e(/speroi a)gkw=nes S. Aj. 805 ; headlands which form a bay, Str. 12.8.19 ; a)gkw=nes kiqa/ras ribs which support the horns of the cithara, Semus I, Hsch. ; ends of stomach-bow, Hero Bel. 78.4 ; arms of torsion-engine, Ph. Bel. 53.40 , al., Hero Bel. 81.9 ; cross-bar of same, Bito 49.12 ; arm of throne or chair, LXX 2 Ch. 9.18 , Cael.Aur. TP 2.1 ; perh. clamp, PPetr. 3p.144 . kind of vase, Artem. 1.74 , cf. Sammelb. 4292 . prov., gluku\s a). used kat' a)nti/*frasin of a difficulty, Pl. Phdr. 257d , Clearch. 6 ; expl. by Sch. Pl. l. c., Zen. 2.92 , Ath. 12.516a , from a long bend or reach in the Nile; but apptly. = paragka/lisma , thing to be embraced, treasure, Pl Com. 178 ; also = a)bro/tonon , Dsc. 3.24 . (For the Root v. a)/gkos. ) a)gkw/n-h, h(, = a)/gkoina. Sch. D.T. 191.37 H. a)gkwn-i/zw, recline at table, Gloss. Med. , pursue a sinuous course, hence metaph., use circumlocutions, Com.Adesp. 14.8D. a)gkw/n-ion, to/, elbow, Gal. 4.452 . a)gkwn-i/skion, to/, Dim. of a)gkw/n, Hero Spir. 1.42 . a)gkwn-i/skos, o(, = foreg., Hero Spir. 1.42 , LXX Ex. 26.17 . a)gkwn-ismo/s, ou=, o(, a bending, reach, of an estuary, Eust. 1712.29 . a)gkwno/-desmos, cubital, Gloss. a)gkwno-eidh/s, e/s, curve-shaped, curved, Bito 58.9 (v.l.), a)gkwno-fo/ros, o(, bearer of an a)gkw/n 11.2 , IG 3.1280 . a)glae/qeiros, on, bright-haired, h.Pan. 5 . a)gla-i/+a, Ion. a)gla-i/+h, h(, (a)glao/s) splendour, beauty, ku=do/s te kai\ a). kai\ o)/neiar Od. 15.78 ; a)glai/+hfi pepoiqw/s Il. 6.510 ; of Penelope, Od. 18.180 ; splendour, magnificence, S. El. 211 ; w(rw=n Jul. Or. 4.148d ; in bad sense, pomp, show, [ ku/nas] a)glai/+hs e(/neken kome/ousin Od. 17.310 ; in pl., vanities, 17.244 , E. El. 175 . joy, triumph, Pi. O. 13.14 , etc.; pl., festivities, merriment, Hes. Sc. 272 , 285 . adornment, of a horse's mane, colours of oyster's shell, etc., X. Eq. 5.8 , Ael. NA 10.13 , cf. A.R. 4.1191 . pr. n., *)aglai/+a, one of the Graces, who presided over victory in the games, Hes. Th. 945 , cf. B. 3.6 .—Mostly poet. a)gla-i/+zw, Hp. Mul. 2.188 , Ael. , v. infr.: fut. Att. a)glai+w= (e)p-) Ar. Ec. 575 : aor. h)gla/i+sa ( Dor. a)gl-) Theoc. Ep. 1.4 , etc., (e)p-) Ar. Fr. 682 :— Pass. , v. infr.:—make splendid, glorify, B. 3.22 , etc.; a)qana/tais h)gla/i+sen xa/risin IG 12(3).1190.10 (Melos); qusi/ais te/menos Isyll. 28 , cf. Plu. 2.965c , Ael. NA 8.28 . give as an honour, soi/, *ba/kxe, ta/nde mou=san a)glai/+zomen Carm.Pop. 8 , cf. Theoc. l.c. Ep. and Lyr. only Med. and Pass. , adorn oneself with a thing, take delight in, se/fhmi diampere\s a)glai+ei=sqai (sc. i(/ppois) Il. 10.331 (the only form in Hom. , even of compds.); o(/stis toiou/tois qumo\n a)glai/+zetai Semon. 7.70 ; a). mousika=s e)n a)w/tw| Pi. O. 1.14 ; Com., e)lai/w| r(a/fanos h)glai+sme/nh Ephipp. 3.6 (cf. Eub. 150 ). intr., a)glai/+zei: qa/llei, Hsch. , cf. Antiph. 301 codd.—Never in Trag. or Att. Prose. a)gla/-i+sma, to/, ornament, honour, A. Ag. 1312 ; of a child, mhtro\s a). E. Hel. 11 , cf. 282 ; of the hair of Orestes placed on his father's tomb, A. Ch. 193 , S El. 908 , cf. E. El. 325 ; of a sarcophagus, IG 12(8).600 (Thasos).— Poet. and late Prose; a). futw=n, of the rose, Ach.Tat. 2.1 . a)gla-i+smo/s, o(, adorning, ornament, r(hma/twn Pl. Ax. 369d . a)gla-i+sto/s, h/, o/n, adorned, Hsch. a)glao/-botrus, u, gen. uos, with splendid bunches, Nonn. D. 18.4 . a)glao/-guios, on, beautiful-limbed, *(/hba Pi. N. 7.4 . a)glao/-dendros, on, with beautiful trees, Pi. O. 9.20 . a)glao/-dwros, on, bestowing splendid gifts, *dhmh/thr h.Cer. 54 , 192 , 492 . a)glao-ergo/s, o/n, (e)/rgon) ennobled by works, Max. 68 . a)glao-qhle/s: a(palo/n, Hsch. a)glao/-qronos, on, with splendid throne, bright-throned, *moi=sai Pi. O. 13.96 , cf. N. 10.1 , B. 16.124 . a)glao/-qu_mos, on, noble-hearted, AP 15.40.25 (Cometas). a)glao/-karpos, on, (karpo/s A) bearing beautiful or goodly fruit, of fruit-trees, r(oiai/ Od. 7.115 , 11.589 ; *sikeli/a Pi. Fr. 106 ; ei)rh/nh Epigr. ap. SIG 274 (Delph., iv B. C.): of Demeter and the Nymphs, givers of the fruits of the earth, h.Cer. 4 , 23 . (karpo/s B) with fair wrists, of Thetis, Pi. N. 3.56 ( v.l. a)glao/kolpos ). a)glao/-koitos: pa/nu ti/mios, Phot. , Suid. a)glao/-kouros, on, rich in fair youths, *ko/rinqos Pi. O. 13.5 . a)glao/-kwmos, on, giving splendour to the feast, fwnh/ Pi. O. 3.6 . a)glao-meidh/s, e/s, brightly smiling, *)/erws Eurytus ( PLG 3.639 ). a)glao-mhti/a: h( mega/lh boulh/, EM 11.30 . a)glao/-mhtis, ios, o(, h(, of rare wisdom, Tryph. 183 , Procl. H. 5.10 . a)glao-morfe/w, in Pass. , to be endowed with beauteous form, -oume/nous tou\s a)ste/ras i(sta/s PLeid.W. 4.16 . a)glao/-morfos, on, of beauteous form, AP 9.524 , Orph. H. 14.5 , al. a)glao/-pais, o(, h(, rich in fair children, Opp. H. 2.41 , Epigr.Gr. 896 (Syria). a)glao/-peplos, on, beautifully veiled, Q.S. 11.240 . a)glao/-phxus, u, gen. eos, with beautiful arms, Nonn. D. 32.80 . a)glao/-pistos, on, splendidly faithful, Hsch. a)glao-poie/w, make famous, Hermap. ap. Amm.Marc. 17.4.19 . a)glao/s [a_gla^-], h/, o/n , also o/s, o/n Thgn. 985 , E. Andr. 135 :— splendid, shining, bright, epith. of beautiful objects, a). u(/dwr Il. 2.307 , etc.; gui=a 19.385 , cf. B. 16.103 ; mhri/a Hes. Op. 337 ; h(/bhs a). a)/nqos Tyrt. 10.28 , cf. Thgn. l.c., B. 5.154 ; then generally, splendid, beautiful, a)/poina Il. 1.23 ; dw=ra ib. 213 , etc.; e)/rga Od. 10.223 ; a)/lsos Il. 2.506 , cf. Pi. N. 4.20 , Simon. 13 , etc.; noble, glorious, a)glao/n [e)stin] a)ndri\ ma/xesqai gh=s pe/ri Callin. 1.6 . of men, either beautiful or famous, noble, Il. 2.736 , 826 , Hes. Sc. 37 , Pi. O. 14.7 , B. 16.2 , etc.: c. dat. rei, famous for a thing, ke/ra| a)glao/s, sarcastically, Il. 11.385 .— Ep. and Lyr. word, twice in Trag. (lyr.) a)glaa\s *qh/bas S. OT 152 ; *nhrhi/dos a)glao\n e(/dran E. l.c.; also in later poetry, as Theoc. 28.3 . Adv. a)glaw=s Ar. Lys. 640 . (Perh. containing base gela- in reduced form.) a)glao/-ti_mos, on, splendidly honoured, Orph. H. 12.8 ,al. a)glao-tri/aina^ [i^], o(, acc. -aina^n, he of the bright trident, epith. of Poseidon, Pi. O. 1.40 . a)glao/-fanton, to/, = a)glaofw=tis , Cat.Cod.Astr. 8(3).154 , 164 . a)glao-feggh/s, e/s, splendidly shining, Max. 189 . a)glao/-fhmos, on, of splendid fame, Orph. H. 31.4 ; Dor. a)glao/-fa_mos, pr. n. of Thracian mystic, Iamb. VP 28.146 , etc. a)glao/-foitos, on, one who 'walks in beauty', Max. 403 . a)glao/-fortos, on, proud of one's burden, Nonn. D. 7.253 . a)glao/-fwnos, on, with a splendid voice, Procl. 3.2 . a)glao-fw=tis, idos, h(, peony, = glukusi/dh , Dsc. 3.140 , Plin. HN 24.160 , Ael. NA 14.24 . a)glao/-xartos, on, rejoicing in beauty, IG 12(1).783 (Rhodes). a)glaro/n: mwro/n, Hsch. a)glasino/n: kalo/n, Id. a)glauko/n: a(luko/n, Id. a)/glauros, on, = a)glao/s , Nic. Th. 62 , 441 . *)/aglauros, h( , daughter of Cecrops, worshipped on the Acropolis at Athens, Hdt. 8.53 .b/, Paus. 1.18.2 . a)glafo/re: a)/site (Cret.), Hsch. a)glafu/rws, Adv. without polish, inelegantly, Hegesand. 22 , cf. Eust. 1295.15 . a)glaw/y, w=pos, o(, h(, bright-eyed, beaming, peu/kh S. OT 214 (lyr.). a)gleukh/s, e/s, (gleu=kos) not sweet, sour, X. Hier. 1.21 ( Comp. ), cf. Rhinth. 28 ; opp. gluku/s, Arist. Pr. 877b25 ; oi)=nos Luc. Lex. 6 ; heterocl. acc. a)gleukh/n, qa/lassan Nic. Al. 171 : metaph., of persons, sour, crabbed, Epich. 140 ; of the style of Thuc., harsh, Hermog. Id. 2.12 , cf. [ Longin. ] Rh. p.195 H. a)gleu<ki>ta/s: a)/rtos a)/nalos, Hsch. a)gli/dia: sko/roda, Hsch., EM 11.41 (leg. a)gli/qia). a)gli/h, h(, f.l. for ai)gi/s , Gal. 19.69 . a)gliqa/rion, to/, Dim. of a)/glis, Ruf. ap. Orib. 8.39.10 . a)/gli_s, gen. a)/gli_qos ( a)gli=qos Choerob. in Theod. p.327H. , a)gli=qes Nic. Th. 874 ), h(:—clove of garlic, Antyll. ap. Orib. 8.16.3 ; = r(a/c , Dsc. 2.152 ; mostly pl., head of garlic (cf. kefalh/), made up of separate cloves, Ar. Ach. 763 , V. 680 , Hp. Mul. 2.133 , Call. Fr. 140 . a)/glisxros, on, not sticky, Hp. Prorrh. 1.117 , Thphr. CP 6.11.16 . a)gli/ths: oi)ke/ths, EM 11.45 , AB 338 , cf. a)glei=tis: oi)ke/tis, prob. in Hsch. a)/glu, Scyth. word = swan, Hsch. a)glu^kh/s, e/s, = a)gleukh/s , Thphr. CP 6.14.12 and 18.8 . a)/glu^fos, on, unhewn, Sch. S. OC 101 . a)glw=n: a)glao/s, Hsch. a)glwssei=n: dusfhmei=n, Id. a)glwssi/a, Att. a)glao-tti/a, h, want of eloquence, E. Fr. 56 , Antipho Soph. 97 . a)/glwssos, Att. a)gla/o-ttos, on, without tongue, of the crocodile, Arist. PA 690b23 , cf. Eub. 107.1 ; of a flute, without reed, Poll. 2.108 . Adv. -tws Id. 6.145 . lacking in eloquence, Pi. N. 8.24 , Ar. Fr. 734 , D.Chr. 12.55 ; dumb, AP 7.191 ( Arch. ). = ba/rbaros, ou)/q' *(ella\s ou)/t' a)/. S. Tr. 1060 . a)gl-w=sta: e)/ntrimma gunaikei=on, Hsch. a)gl-wsti=nai: gogguli/des, Id. a)/gma, to/, (a)/gnumi) fragment, Plu. Phil. 6 ; fracture, Pall. in Hp. 12.271C. = kle/mma , Hsch. nasalized g, Ionap. Prisc. Inst. 1.39 . a)gmei/ones: boubw=nes, Hsch. a)gmh/: e(sti/a, Id. a)gmhro/n: h(/suxon, Id. a)gmiko/n: a)/kraton, Id. a)gmo/s, o(, (a)/gnumi) fracture of a bone, peri\a)gmw=n, title of treatise by Hp. , etc. broken cliff, crag, E. IT 263 ; pl., Id. Ba. 1094 , Nic. Al. 391 , St.Byz. s.v. *)oaco/s . a)gnai=os: kaqaro/s, Hsch. a)gnaiw/ths: e)pi\ polu\ kekaume/nos, Id. a(gna/koros, o(, = a)na/guros , Sch. Nic. Th. 71 (fort. -kopos). a)gna<m>ptopo/lemos, on, inflexible in war, Hsch. a)/gnamptos, on, unbending, inflexible, inexorable, *)/erwtes B. 8.73 , Orph. L. 27 ; to\ pro\s h(dona/s a)/. Plu. Cat.Mi. 11 , cf. APl. 4.278 (Paul. Sil.); cf. a)/knamptos. a)/gnaptos, on, of cloth, not fulled or carded, hence, new, xlai=na Pl. Com. 18D. , cf. Plu. 2.691d . not cleansed, unwashed, ib. 169c . a)/gna^fos, on, (gna/ptw) = foreg., Ev.Matt. 9.16 , Marc. 2.21 , PLond. 2.193v22 (ii A.D.). a(gn-ei/a, h(, purity, chastity, lo/gwn e)/rgwn te S. OT 864 (lyr.), coupled with kaqaro/ths Hp. Morb.Sacr. 1 , cf. 1 Ep.Tim. 4.12 ; tw=nqew=n Antipho 2.1.10 ; a(gnei/h d' e)sti\ fronei=n o(/sia App.Anth. 4.18 . strict observance of religious duties, Pl. Lg. 909e (pl.), etc.; in pl., purifications, ceremonies, Isoc. 11.21 , J. BJ prooem. 10 , BGU 1198.12 , etc. a(/gn-euma, to/, chastity, E. Tr. 501 . a(gn-euth/rion, to/, place of purification, Chaerem.Hist. 4 , cf. AB 267 ; sacristy, POxy. 840.8 . a(gn-eutiko/s, h/, o/n, inclined to chastity, opp. a)frodisiastiko/s, Arist. HA 488b5 . Act. , purificatory, to\ a(. sin-offering, Ph. 2.206 ; a(. h(me/ra BGU 993 (ii B. C.). a(gn-eu/tria, h(, female purifier, Gloss. a(gn-eu/w, pf. h(/gneuka D.l. citand., consider as part of purity, make it a point of religion, c. inf., a(gneu/ousi e)/myuxon mhde\n ktei/nein Hdt. 1.140 : abs., to bepure, o)/rniqos o)/rnis pw=s a)\n a(gneu/oi fagw/n ; A. Supp. 226 , cf. Lys. 6.51 , Pl. Lg. 837c , Alex. 15.6 : c. acc. rei, xei=ras a(. E. IT 1227 ; keep oneself pure from, tino/s D. 22.78 , Phld. Sto.Herc. 339.15 , Luc. Am. 5 ; also in Med. , gunaiko/s GDI 3636.43 (Cos). perform religious ceremonies, officiate, BGU 1201.6 (ii B. C.), cf. 149.8 (ii/iii A.D.). Med. , purify, to\n nou=n Phld. Sto.Herc. 339.20 . Act. , = a(gni/zw , purify, po/lin Antipho 2.3.11 :— Pass. , SIG 978 (Cnidus): c.gen., purify from, o( panto\s a(gneu/wn, of Epicurus, Phld. Lib. p.26O. a)gne/w, Dor. = a)/gw , pf. a)gnhkw/s, GDI 1413 (Aetol.), cf. Hsch. a(gnew/n, w=nos, o(, place of purity, kat' a)nti/frasin, for a brothel, Clearch. 6 . a(gniasmo/s, o(, = a(gnismo/s , v.l. in LXX Nu. 8.7 . a(gni/zw, fut. i^w= (a)f-) LXX Nu. 8.6 : pf. h(/gnika 1 Ep.Pet. 1.22 : (a(gno/s): —wash off, cleanse away, esp. by water ( to\ pu=r kaqai/rei . . to\ u(/dwr a(gni/zei Plu. 2.263e ), lu/maq' a(gni/sas e)ma/ S. Aj. 655 ; tina\ phgai=s E. IT 1039 . cleanse, purify, xe/ras sa\s a(gni/sas mia/smatos E. HF 1324 , cf. Diph. 126.1 , LXX Ex. 19.10 :— Med. , purify oneself, i<*>. Jo. 3.5 , Plu. 2.1105b :— Pass. , a(gni/sqhti Act.Ap. 21.24 ; a)po\ oi)/nou LXX Nu. 6.3 ( Pass. ). esp. a(. to\n qano/nta purify the dead by fire, S. Ant. 545 :— Pass. , sw/maq' h(gni/sqh puri/ E. Supp. 1211 . sacrifice, E. Fr. 314 , IT 705 ( Pass. ). hallow, consecrate, Aristonous 1.17 ( Pass. ). burn up, consume, S. Fr. 116 ; e)pastra/yas ai)qh\r h(/gnise . . i(stori/an AP 7.49 (Bianor). a)/gninos, h, on, made of a)/gnos, Plu. 2.693f . a(/gn-isma, to/, purification, expiation, matrw=|on a(/. fo/nou, of Orestes, A. Eu. 326 (lyr.), cf. LXX Nu. 19.9 . a(gn-ismo/s, o(, purification, expiation, a(. poiei=sqai D.H. 3.22 ; toi=s a(. toi=s pro\ tw=n *qesmofori/wn SIG 1219.19 (Gambreion); tw=| u(/dati tou= a(. LXX Nu. 6.5 . a(gn-iste/os, a, on, to be purified, E. IT 1199 . a(gn-isth/rion, to/, instrument of purification, Hero Spir. 2.32 . a(gn-isth/s, ou=, o(, purifier, Gloss. a(gn-istiko/s, h/, o/n, = a(gneutiko/s 11 , Eust. 43.6 . a(gn-i/ths [i_], ou, o(, purifier, qeoi\ a(. Poll. 1.24 ; pa/gos Lyc. 135 . one who requires purification, Hsch., AB 338 , v.l. in Il. 24.480 (Sch. T.). a(gnodikei=s: oi( qeoi/, Phot., AB 338 , Hsch. (-doxei=s). a)gno/dikos: a)gnoou=sa to\ di/kaion, Hsch. (cod. -mos), Phot., AB 338 . a)gno-e/w, Ep. a)gnoi-, 3 sg. subj. a)gnoih=|si Od. 24.218 : impf. h)gno/oun Isoc. 7.21 , etc.: fut. a)gnoh/sw B. Fr. 12 , Isoc. 12.251 , D. 32.10 , 54.31 : aor. h)gno/hsa A. Eu. 134 , Th. 2.49 , etc.; Ep. h)gnoi/hsa Il. 2.807 , Hes. Th. 551 , Ep. contr. 3 sg. a)gnw/saske Od. 23.95 : pf. h)gno/hka Pl. Sph. 221d , Alex. 20.4 :— Pass. , fut. (of med. form) a)gnoh/somai D. 18.249 ; a)gnohqh/somai v.l. in Luc. JTr. 5 : aor. h)gnoh/qhn, v. infr.: pf. h)gno/hmai Isoc. 15.171 , Pl. Lg. 797a . (This Verb implies a form a)/gnoos, = a)gnw/s 11 ):—not to perceive or recognize; Hom. , almost always in aor., a)/ndr' a)gnoih/sas' u(la/ei Od. 20.15 , cf. Th. l.c., Pl. Phdr. 228a ; mostly with neg., ou)k h)gnoi/hsen he perceived or knew well, Il. 2.807 , etc.; mhde\n a)gno/ei E. Andr. 899 .—Mostly c. acc., to be ignorant of, Hdt. 4.156 , S. Tr. 78 ; pa/nta Pl. Smp. 216d ; e(autou\s a). forget their former selves, D. 10.74 ; th\n po/lin a). not to discern the temper of the city, Id. 19.231 ; to\n ce/non Philostr. VA 2.26 ; fail to understand, to\ r(h=ma Ev.Marc. 9.32 ; peri/ tinos Pl. Phdr. 277d : c. gen. pers. and rel. clause, a)gnoou=ntes a)llh/lwn o(/ ti le/gomen Id. Grg. 517c : dependent clauses in part., ti/s . . a). to\n e)kei=qen po/lemon deu=ro h(/conta; D. 1.15 : with Conj., ou)dei\s a). o(/ti . . Id. 21.156 , etc.; a)gnow=n ei) . . X. An. 6.5.12 :— Pass. , not to be known, recognized, Pl. Euthphr. 4a , Hp.Ma. 294d , etc.; a)gnoou/mena o(/ph| . . a)gaqa/ e)sti Id. R. 506a ; h)gnoh=sqai cu/mpasin o(/ti . . Id. Lg. 797a ; u(pela/mbanon a)gnoh/sesqai D. 18.249 ; kairo\n ou) pareqe/nta ou)d' a)gnohqe/nta ib. 303 , cf. Isoc. 15.171 ; ta\ h)gnohme/na unknown parts, Arr. An. 7.1.4 . abs., go wrong, make a false step, first in Hp. Art. 46 , Antipho 5.44 (dub.l.), lsoc. 8.39 ; part. a)gnow=n ignorantly, by mistake, X. An. 7.3.38 , Arist. EN 1110b27 ; a)gnoh/santes And. 4.5 : in moral sense, to be ignorant of what is right, act amiss, Plb. 5.11.5 , cf. Ep.Heb. 5.2 :— Med. , fail to recognize, Gal. 14.630 . a)gno/-hma, to/, fault of ignorance, oversight, yuxh=s Gorg. Hel. 19 , a). e(/teron prosagnoei=n Thphr. HP 9.4.8 , cf. D.S. 1.1 , Hipparch. 1.3.11 , LXX To. 3.3 , Ep.Heb. 9.7 ; in pl., opp. a(marth/mata, PTeb. 5.3 (ii B. C.). ignorance, peri/ tinos Str. 7.2.4 . object of a)/gnoia, Dam. Pr. 7 . a)gno-hmati/zw, fail to observe, Aq. Ps. 118(119).10 . a)gno/-hsis, h(, ignorance, Phld. D. 1.7 . a)gno-hte/on, with neg., ou)k a). one must not fail to remark, Dsc. Praef. 7 , Ph. 1.11 , al. a)gno-htiko/s, h/, o/n, mistaken, ta\ a). pra/ttein Arist. EE 1246a48 . a)gno-hto/s, h/, o/n, ignored; to\-o/n, the object of ignorance, Dam. Pr. 6 . a)/gnoia^, h(, (v. gignw/skw) want of perception, ignorance, a)gnoi/a| A. Ag. 1596 ; a)gnoi/as u(/po Supp. 499 ; h(\n u(p' a)gnoi/as o(ra=|s whom seeing you pretend not to know, S. Tr. 419 ; a)gnoi/a| e)camarta/nein X. Cyr. 3.1.38 , cf. Th. 8.92 , Ar. Av. 577 , D. 9.64 , etc.; opp. e)pisth/mh, Pl. Tht. 199d , Arist. APr. 66b26 ; a)/. kevo/ths e)sti\ th=s peri\ yuxh\n e(/cews Pl. R. 585b ; di' a)/gnoian pra/ttein, opp. a)gnow=n, Arist. EN 1110b25 : in Logic, h( tou= e)le/gxou a)/. ignoratio elenchi, ignorance of the conditions of a valid proof, Arist. SE 168a18 , al. mistaken conduct, a mistake, D. 18.133 , Ep. 2.19 , Plb. 27.2.2 . [In Poets sts. a)gnoi/a_, S. Tr. 350 , Ph. 129 ; old Att. , acc. to Ael. Dion. Fr. 11 , cf. Moer. 191 ; Ion. a)gnoi/h Phot. ] a)gnoih=si, etc., v. a)gnoe/w . a)gno/-kokkos, o(, = oi)so/karpos , Gal. 14.552 , Eust. 834.36 . a)gnoou/ntws, Adv. of a)gnoe/w, ignorantly, Arist. Top. 114b10 . a(gno-pole/omai, to be purified by sacrifices, Phot. a(gno-po/los, on, ( q[uglide]el-, cf. tele/w) making pure, *dhmh/thr Orph. H. 18.12 , A. 38 . a(gno/-ru^tos, on, pure-flowing, potamo/s A. Pr. 434 (lyr.). a(gno/s, h/, o/n, (cf. a(/gios) pure, chaste, holy, Hom. (only in Od. ), etc.: of places and things dedicated to gods, hallowed, e(orth/ Od. 21.259 ; of frankincense, a(gnh\ o)dmh/ Xenoph. 1.7 ; a)/lsos h.Merc. 187 ; te/menos Pi. P. 4.204 ; u(/dwr Id. I. 6(5).74 ; puro\s a(gno/tatai pagai/ Id. P. 1.21 ; ai)qh/r A. Pr. 282 ; fa/os, loutro/n, S. El. 86 , Ant. 1201 ; qu/mata Id. Tr. 287 , cf. Th. 1.126 , D.H. 1.38 ; of food, Jul. Or. 6.192c ( Comp. ); xrhsth/ria E. Ion 243 , etc.; e)n a(gnw=| on holyground, A. Supp. 223 , but xw=ron ou)x a(. patei=n a spot not lawful to tread on, S. OC 37 . of divine persons, chaste, pure, Hom. , mostly of Artemis, xruso/qronos *)/a. a(. Od. 5.123 , 18.202 , etc.; also a(. *persefo/neia 11.386 , cf. h.Cer. 337 ; of Demeter, h.Cer. 203 , 439 ; *xa/rites Sapph. 65 ; a(. qeai/, Demeter and Persephone, IG 14.204 , 4.31 ; Apollo, Pi. P. 9.64 ; Zeus, A. Supp. 653 , S. Ph. 1289 : of the attributes of gods, qew=n se/bas S. OT 830 . after Hom. , of persons, undefiled, chaste, of maidens, Alc. 55 , Pi. P. 4.103 , A. Fr. 242 ; a(. au)da/, of a maiden's voice, Ag. 245 ; of Hippolytus, E. Hipp. 102 ; c. gen., le/xous a(. de/mas ib. 1003 ; ga/mwn a(. Pl. Lg. 840d , cf. Men. Epit. 223 ; a(. a)p' a)ndro\s sunousi/as Jusj. ap. D. 59.78 . pure from blood, guiltless, a(gnoi\ tou)pi\ th/nde th\n ko/rhn S. Ant. 889 ; a(. xei=ras E. Or. 1604 ; mhtrokto/nos . . to/q' a(. w)/n Id. El. 975 , cf. IA 940 ; o(/q' a(. h)=n when he had been purified, S. Tr. 258 : c. gen., a(gna\s xei=ras ai(/matos E. Hipp. 316 ; fo/nou Pl. Lg. 759c ; *da/matros a)kta=s de/mas a(. i)/sxein pure from food, E. Hipp. 138 . generally, pure, upright, a)e/qlwn a(. kri/sis Pi. O. 3.21 ; yuxh=s fili/a a(. X. Smp. 8.15 , etc. Adv. a(gnw=s kai\ kaqarw=s h.Ap. 121 , Hes. Op. 337 ; a(. e)/xein X. Mem. 3.8.10 . a)/gnos, h(, Att. o(, = lu/gos , chaste-tree, the branches of which were strewed by matrons on their beds at the Thesmophoria, Vitex Agnus-castus, h.Merc. 410 , Chionid. 2 , cf. Trag.Adesp. 396 , Pl. Phdr. 230b , Hp. Int. 30 , Arist. H A 627a9 , Nic. Th. 71 , Dsc. 1.103 . (Associated with the notion of chastity from the like ness of its name to a(gno/s.) a)/gnos, o( , name of a fish, = kalliw/numos Diph.Siph. ap. Ath. 8.356a (sine acc. cod., a(gno/s Kaib.). a kind of bird, Sch. Pl. Phdr. l.c., Suid. a(gno/-stomos, on, with pure mouth, Tz. H. 6.33 . a(gno-su/nh, h(, = a(gno/ths , Eranos 13.87 (loc. incert.), Phld. D. 3 Fr. 76 . a(gno-telh/s, e/s, worshipped in holy rites, *qe/mis Orph. A. 551 . a(gno/ths, htos, h(, (a(gno/s) purity, chastity, integrity, IG 4.588.15 (Argos, ii A.D.), 2 Ep.Cor. 6.5 . a)/gnu_mi, 3 dual a)/gnu^ton Hom. , v. infr.: fut. a)/cw (kat-) Il. 8.403 : aor.1 e)/aca Hom. , (kat-) Ar. V. 1436 , etc., h)=ca Il. 23.392 , (kat-) Hp. Epid. 5.26 ; imper. a)=con Il. 6.306 ; part. a)/cas 16.371 , E. Hel. 1598 ( kat-ea/cantes Lys. 3.42 codd., perh. to distinguish it from aor. 1 of a)/gw); inf. a)=cai Il. 21.178 :— Pass. , pres., v. infr.: aor. 2 e)a/ghn (a^, exc. e)a_gh II. 11.559 ) Hom. , etc.; Ep. 3 sing. a)/gh Il. 3.367 , 3 pl. a)/gen 4.214 : pf. Act. (in pass. sense) e)/a_ga Hes. Op. 534 , Q.S. 1.204 ; Ion. e)/hga (kat-) Hdt. 7.224 , Hp. Fract. 24 : pf. Pass. kat-e/agmai Luc. Tim. 10 : (v, cf. kaua/cais; a^ by nature, a)=con (Hdn.Gr. 2.14 ), a)=cai on analogy of contr. forms of kata-va/gnumi):—break, shiver, ei)/sw d' a)spi/d' e)/ace Il. 7.270 ; h)=ce qea\ zugo/n 23.392 ; i(/ppoi a)/cant' e)n prw/tw| r(umw=| li/pon a(/rmata 16 371 ; nh=as . . e)/acan ku/mata Od. 3.298 ; pro/ te ku/mat' e)/acen broke the waves, 5.385 ; a)/gnuton u(/lhn crashed through it, of wild boars, Il. 12.148 ; a)/gnusi kerauno/n APl. 4.250 :— Pass. , with pf. e)/a_ga, to be broken, shivered, e)n xei/ressin a)/gh ci/fos Il. 3.367 . cf. 16.801 ; e)n kaulw=| e)a/gh dolixo\n do/ru 13.162 ; pa/tagos. . a)gnumena/wn (sc. of the trees) 16.769 ; nhw=n q' a(/ma a)gnumena/wn Od. 10.123 ; tou= [o)i+stou=] d' e)celkome/noio pa/lin a)/gen o)ce/es o)/gkoi Il. 4.214 ; potamo\s peri\ kampa\<*>s polla\s a)gnu/menos with a broken, i.e. winding, course, Hdt. 1.185 : metaph., a)/gnuto h)xw/ the sound spread around, Hes. Sc. 279 , 348 ; ke/lados a)gnu/menos dia\ stoma/twn, of the notes of song, Lyr.Adesp. 93 .— Act. never in Prose, Pass. once in Hdt. , kata/gnumi being in general use. a)/gnuon, to/, doubtful word, perh. water-wheel, PLond. 3.1177.149 . a)gnu/s, u=qos (on the accent v. Hdn.Gr. 2.763 ), h(, loom-weight, in pl., Plu. 2.156b , cf. Poll. 7.36 . a)gnw/dhs, es, f.l. for a)kanqw/dhs , Thphr. HP 3.18.4 . a)gnwmoneu/w, f.l. for -ew , Plu. 2.484b ( Pass. ). a)gnwm-one/w, to be a)gnw/mwn, act without right feeling, X. HG 1.7.33 ; coupled with a)dikei=n, Zeno Stoic. 1.69 ; a). ei)/s tina to act unfeelingly or unfairly towards one, D. 18.94 , Men. Sam. 292 ; pro/s tina Apollod. Com. 7.6 : with a neut.Adj., mh/ nun ta\ qnhta\ qnhto\s w)\n a)gnwmo/nei Trag.Adesp. 112 : abs., disregard a summons, be contumacious, PStrassb. 41.16 (iii A.D.); a). peri/ tina, peri/ ti, Plu. Alc. 19 , Cam. 28 : c. acc., treat unfairly, th\n po/lin Him. Or. 2.31 :— Pass. , to be so treated, Plu. 2.484b ; a)gnwmonhqei/s Id. Cam. 18 ; u(po\ tou= patro/s POxy. 237v40 (ii A.D.). act ill-advisedly, Aq. 1 Ki. 13.13 . a)gnwm-osu/nh, h(, want of acquaintance with a thing, Pl. Tht. 199d . want of sense, folly, Thgn. 896 , Democr. 175 ; senseless pride, arrogance, Hdt. 2.172 , E. Ba. 885 (lyr.); pro\s a). trape/sqai Hdt. 4.93 ; a)gnwmosu/nh| xra=sqai Id. 5.83 ; u(p' a)gnwmosu/nhs Id. 9.3 . want of feeling, unkindness, D. 18.252 ; qew=n a). S. Tr. 1266 (dub.); a). tu/xhs, Lat. iniquitas fortunae, D. 18.207 . in pl., misunderstandings, X. An. 2.5.6 . a)gnw/m-wn, on, gen. onos, (gnw/mh) ill-judging, senseless, Thgn. 1260 codd. (s.v.l.), Pi. O. 8.60 , Pl. Phdr. 275b ; w(/sper kuni/dion toi=s ei)/kousin a). Phld. Lib. p.10 O.; opp. meta\ logismou= pra/ttein, Men. 617 ; inconsiderate, to\ a)/. kai\ qumoeide/s Hp. Aët. 16 . Adv. -o/nws senselessly, X. HG 6.3.11 , etc.; a). e)/xein D. 2.26 . headstrong, reckless, (in Comp. ) Hdt. 9.41 : Sup. , X. Mem. 1.2.26 . unfeeling, hard-hearted, *foi/bw| te ka)moi\ mh\ ge/nhsq' a)gnw/mones S. OC 86 ; of judges, X. Mem. 2.8.5 ; joined with a)xa/ristos, Id. Cyr. 8.3.49 , cf. Mem. 2.10.3 , D. 21.97 ; esp. ignoring one's debts, Ulp.ad D. 2.26 , Jul. Or. 3.117e ( Comp. ); a). peri\ ta\s a)podo/seis Luc. Herm. 10 . unknowing, in ignorance, a). plana=sqai Hp. Vict. 1.6 . of things, senseless, brute, Aeschin. 3.244 ; also fronou=san qnhta\ kou)k a)gnw/mona (neut. pl.) S. Tr. 473 . cruel, pra=gma a)/. pa/sxein Parth. 17.5 . of horses, without the teeth that tell the age (gnw/mones) Poll. 1.182 . [a^gn- only in Man. 5.338 .] a)gnw/ristos, on, unascertained, unknown, Thphr. HP 1.2.3 , cf. Poll. 5.150 , Hierocl. Facet. 150 ; not recognized, Steph. in Hp. 1.61 D. a)gnw/s, w=tos, o(, h(, (gnw=-nai): Pass. , unknown, mostly of persons, a)gnw=tes a)llh/lois Od. 5.79 ; a)gnw\s pro\s a)gnw=t' ei)=pe A. Ch. 677 , cf. Supp. 993 , S. Ph. 1008 ; a). patri/ clam patre, E. Ion 14 : in Prose, a). toi=s e)n th=| nhi/+ Th. 1.137 , cf. Pl. R. 375e , etc. of things, obscure, unintelligible, a). fwnh\ ba/rbaros A. Ag. 1051 , cf. S. Ant. 1001 ; a) do/khsis dark, vague suspicion, Id. OT 681 . obscure, ignoble, a). a)kleh/s E. IA 18 ; ou)k a). ni/kan a victory not unknown to fame, Pi. I. 2.12 ; a).dia\ neo/thta Jul. Or. 3.116b . Act. , ignorant, S. OT 1133 ; a). ti/ du/natai . . X. Oec. 20.13 . c. gen., where the sense fluctuates between Pass. and Act. , [xqw\n] ou)k a). qhrw=n Pi. P. 9.58 , cf. I. 2.30 ; a)gnw=tes a)llh/lwn Th. 3.53 ; o( a). tw=n lo/gwn Arist. SE 178a26 . a)gnwsi/a, h(, ignorance, Hp. VM 9 , Demetr.Lac. Herc. 1055.15 ; sumfora=s a). E. Med. 1204 ; ke/rdos e)n kakoi=s a). Id. Fr. 205 ; dia\ th\n a)llh/lwn a). Th. 8.66 ; opp. gnw=sis, Pl. Sph. 267b : c. gen., qeou= LXX Wi. 13 1 , 1 Ep.Cor. 15.34 . lack of acquaintance, Luc. Tim. 42 . being unknown, obscurity, Pl. Mx. 238d . a)gnw/ssw, = a)gnoe/w , pres. only, mostly poet., Simm. 1.13 , Musae. 249 , D.P. 173 , Coluth. 8 , Nonn. D. 1.425 , etc.; in late Prose, Luc. Ep. Sat. 25 . a)gnwsti/, Adv. secretly, unperceived, Ps.-Callisth. 3.19 . a)/gnwstos, on, unknown, tini/ Od. 2.175 ; unheard of, forgotten, Mimn 5.7 ; a)/. e)s gh=n E. IT 94 ; unfamiliar, Arist. Top. 149a5 ( Comp. ). not to be known, a)/gnwsto/n tina teu/xein Od. 13.191 ; pa/ntessi ib. 397 ; a)gnwststatoi glw=ssan most unintelligible in tongue, Th. 3.94 . not an object of knowledge, unknowable, a)/loga kai\ a)/. Pl. Tht. 202b ; h( u(/lh a)/. kaq' au(th/n Arist. Metaph. 1036a9 ; in Comp. , harder to know, ib. 995a2 . Adv. -tws Procl. in Alc. p.52C. as the name of a divinity at Athens, nh\ to\n *)/agnwston Ps.- Luc. Philopatr. 9 , cf. Act.Ap. 17.23 ; in pl., qew=n . . o)nomazome/nwn a). Paus. 1.1.4 . Act. , notknowing, ignorant of, yeude/wn Pi. O. 6.67 ( v.l. a)/gnwton ), cf. Luc. Halc. 3 . Adv. -tws inconsiderately, Phld. Lib. p.29 O. a)gnwti/dion, to/, = mu/llos , Dorio ap. Ath. 3.118d . a)/gnwtos, on, = a)/gnwstos, gnwta\ kou)k a)/. moi S. OT 58 ; a)/gnwta toi=s qewme/nois Ar. Ra. 926 . a)gchrai/nw, V. a)nachrai/nw. a)/gcis, h(, (a)/gxw) throttling, EM 194.50 , Gloss. a)go/ggustos, on, not murmuring, in Adv. -tws, Sor. 1.88 . a)goh/teutos, on, not to be bewitched or beguiled, Plot. 4.4.44 . Act. , without guile. Adv. -tws Cic. Att. 12.3.1 . a)go/mfios, on, without grinders, a). ai)w/n toothless age, Diocl. Com. 14 . a)go/na^tos, on, (go/nu) without a knee, Arist. IA 709a3 . of plants, without knots or joints, Id. Fr. 195 , Thphr. HP 4.8.7 . a)gon-e/w, to be unfruitful, Thphr. HP 9.18.3 , Ph. 2.402 : metaph., yuxh\ a). tinw=n ib. 435 . a)gon-i/a, h(, sterility, Arist. GA 746b20 , Dsc. 2.179 , Plu. Rom. 24 (pl.); opp. eu)goni/a, Iamb. Comm. Math. 15 . a)/gon-os, on, (gonh/): Pass. , unborn, Il. 3.40 (which Augustustranslated childless, Suet Oct. 65 ), E. Ph. 1598 , Eub. 107.11 . go/nos a)/. no longer a son, of a horse that mounts his dam, Opp. C. 1.260 . Act. , unfruitful, sterile, of animals both male and female, Hp. Aph. 5.59 , Art. 41 ( Comp. ), Arist. GA 726a3 ( Comp. ), etc.; gasth/r Ael. NA 15.9 ; to/koisi a). travail withoutissue, bringing no children to the birth, S. OT 27 : metaph., a)/. poihth/s Plu. 2.348b . of flowers, sterile, or seeds, infertile, Thphr. HP 1.13.4 , 1.11.1 ; o(mi/xlh nefe/lh a)/., i. e. not producing water, Arist. Mete. 346b35 , cf. Ar.D Id. p.451.33D. metaph., a)/. h(me/ra, e)/tos a day or year unlucky for begetting children, Hp. Epid. 2.6.8 and 10 (of odd days and years); to\ a)/. th=s u(/lhs Plot. 3.6.19 , cf. 6.3.8 . Astrol., impedinggeneration, zw/|(dion Vett. Val. 10.11 . c. gen., not productive of, sofi/as Pl. Tht. 150c , cf. 157c ; gh= qhri/wn a)/. Mx. 237d . childless, ge/nos E. HF 888 , Hld. 4.12 . a)/gonon, to/, = mursi/nh a)gri/a , Ps.- Dsc. 4.144 ; a)/gonos, = a)/gnos , Id. 1.103 , Sch. Nic. Th. 71 . a)/goos, on, unmourned, A. Th. 1068 (lyr.). a)gora/ [a^g], a=s, Ion. a)gorh/, h=s, h(, (a)gei/rw):— assembly, esp. of the People, opp. the Council of Chiefs, Il. 2.93 , Od. 2.69 , etc.; toi=sin d' ou)/t' a)gorai\ boulhfo/roi (sc. *kuklw/pessi) Od. 9.112 ; o)rqw=n e(stao/twn a) ge/net' ou)de/ tis e)/tlh e(/zesqai Il. 18.246 ; a). *pula/tides, of the Amphictyonic Council at Pylae, S. Tr. 638 , cf. Ion Eleg. 1.3 ; maka/rwn a). Pi. I. 8(7).29 , cf. AB 210 ; a)gorh/nde kale/ssasqai, khru/ssein, Il. 1.54 , 2.51 ; a)gorh\n poih/sasqai, qe/sqai, Il. 8.489 , Od. 9.171 ; ei)s a). i)e/nai, a)ge/resqai, 8.12 , Il. 18.245 ; a)gorh/nde kaqe/zesqai Od. 1.372 .—Not common in Prose, a)gora\n suna/gein, sulle/gein X. An. 5.7.3 ; poih=sai Aeschin. 3.27 ; a)gora\s poiei=sqai Hyp. Fr. 150 : of the assembly in Attic demes, D. 44.36 , IG 2.585 , al.; a). sune/drion fuletw=n kai\ dhmotw=n AB 327 : in late Prose, a). dikw=n proqei=nai, katasth/sasqai, = Lat. conventus agere, Luc. Bis Acc. 4 , 12 : meeting for games, Pi. N. 3.14 : metaph., murmh/kwn a). Luc. Icar. 19 : prov., qew=n a). 'Babel', Suid. , etc. place of assembly, tou\s d' eu(=r' ei)n a)gorh=| Il. 7.382 ; i(/na sf' a). te qe/mis te 11.807 , cf. Od. 6.266 ; pl., Od. 8.16 ; ou)/te . . ei)s a). e)/rxetai ou)/te di/kas Thgn. 268 . market-place, perh. not earlier than Hom.Epigr. 14.5 polla\ me\n ei)n a)gorh=| pwleu/mena, polla\ d' a)guiai=s; freq. in later authors, prumnoi=s a)gora=s e)/pi Pi. P. 5.93 ; qeoi\ . . a)gora=s e)pi/skopoi A. Th. 272 ; me/sh *traxini/wn a). S. Tr. 424 ; a)gora=| ou)de\ a)/stei de/xesqai Th. 6.44 ; o)liga/kis . . a)gora=s xrai/nwn ku/klon E. Or. 919 ; oi( e)k th=s a). market people, X. An. 1.2.18 ; e)c a)gora=s ei)= Ar. Eq. 181 , etc.; ei)s a). e)mba/llein to go into the forum, i. e. be a citizen, Lycurg. 5 ; e)n th=| a). e)rga/zesqai to trade in the market, D. 57.31 ; ei)s th\n a). xeirotonei=n (opp. e)pi\ to\n po/lemon) 'for the market', Id. 4.26 ; the Roman Forum, D.H. 5.48 . business of the a)gora/: public speaking, gift of speaking, mostly in pl., e)/sx' a)gora/wn withheld him from speaking, Il. 2.275 ; oi( d' a)gora\s a)go/reuon ib. 788 , cf. Od. 4.818 ; w)|dh\n a)nt' a)gorh=s qe/menos Sol. 1 . market, a)gora\n paraskeua/zein Th. 7.40 , X. HG 3.4.11 ; a). pare/xein Th. 6.44 , etc.; a)/gein X. An. 5.7.33 , etc.; opp. a)gora=| xrh=sqai to have supplies, ib. 7.6.24 ; th=s a). ei)/rgesqai Th. 1.67 , Plu. Per. 29 ; a). e)leuqe/ra, i. e. kaqara\ tw=n w)ni/wn pa/ntwn, Arist. Pol. 1331a31 , cf. X. Cyr. 1.2.3 ; opp. a). a)nagkai/a Arist. Pol. 1331b11 ; generally, provisions, supplies, PPetr. 3p.131 (iii B. C.), PS 14.354 (iii B. C.), al.; in pl., Nic.Dam. p.6.17 D. ; a)gora\s periko/ptein cut off supplies, D.H. 10.43 . market, sale, a). tw=n bibli/wn, tw=n parqe/nwn, Luc. Ind. 19 , Ael. VH 4.1 , cf. Nicoch. 7 . as a mark of time, a). plh/qousa the forenoon, when the market-place was full, a)gorh=s plhquou/shs Hdt. 4.181 ; plhqou/shs a)gora=s X. Mem. 1.1.10 , cf. SIG 695.38 ( Magn. Mae.); peri\ or a)mfi\ a). plh/qousan X. An. 2.1.7 , 1.8.1 ; e)n a). plhqou/sh| Pl. Grg. 469d , cf. Th. 8.92 ; also a)gorh=s plhqw/rh Hdt. 2.173 , 7.223 ; poet., e)n a). plh/qontos o)/xlou Pi. P. 4.85 ; pri\n a). peplhqe/nai Pherecr. 29 : a)gorh=s dia/lusis the time just after mid-day, when they went home from market, Hdt. 3.104 , cf. X. Oec. 12.1 . marketday, = Lat. nundinae, D.H. 7.58 . a)gora/zw [a^g], fut. a/sw Ar. Lys. 633 , a)gorw= LXX Ne. 10.31 : aor. h)go/rasa X. HG 7.2.18 , D. 21.149 , etc.: pf. h)go/raka Arist. Oec. 1352b7 , Plb. 6.17.4 :— Med. , aor. h)gorasa/mhn D. 50.55 : pf. h)go/rasmai (v. infr.):— Pass. , aor. h)gora/sqhn Id. 59.46 : pf. h)go/rasmai Is. 8.23 , Men. 828 :—frequent the a)gora/, ai( gunai=kes a). kai\ kaphleu/ousi Hdt. 2.35 , 4.164 , cf. Arist. Ph. 196a5 , Com.Adesp. 710 ; occupy the market-place, Th. 6.51 . buy in the market, pwlei=n a). Ar. Ach. 625 ; e)pith/deia a). X. An. 1.5.10 ; generally, buy, Ar. Pl. 984 , etc.; farm taxes or state-contracts, w)nh\n a). PRev.Laws 41.22 , al.; to\n *sai/thn a)gora/sas ib. 60.23 :— Med. , buy for oneself, X. An. 1.3.14 :— Pass. , dia/tinos a). D. 50.25 : pf. Pass. in med. sense, a)nti\ tou= h)gora/sqai au)toi=s to\n oi)=non Id. 35.19 . haunt the a)gora/, Corinn. 34 , Pi. Fr. 103 ; ou)d' a)gora/sei g' a)ge/neios ou)dei\s e)n a)gora=| nor shall any boy lounge in the a)gora/, Ar. Eq. 1373 . [-a_zw (i. e. -a/|zw) in sense 1 , Hdn.Gr. 2.14 .] a)gorai=os [a^g], on, (fem. -ai/a epith. of Artemis and Athena, v. infr.):— in, of, or belonging to the a)gora/, *zeu\s *)a. as guardian of popular assemblies, Hdt. 5.46 , A. Eu. 973 (lyr.), E. Heracl. 70 ; *(ermh=s *)a. as patron of traffic, Ar. Eq. 297 , cf. IPE 12.128 (Olbia), IG 12(8).67 (Thasos), Paus. 1.15.1 ; *)/artemis *)a. at Olympia, Id. 5.15.4 ; *)aqhna= *)a. at Sparta, Id. 3.11.9 ; generally, qeoi\ a). A. Ag. 90 . of things, ta\ a). details of market-business, Pl. R. 425c . frequenting the market, o( a). o)/xlos X. HG 6.2.23 ; dh/mou ei)=dos Arist. Pol. 1291b19 , etc.; to\ a). plh=qos . . to\ peri\ ta\s pra/seis kai\ ta\s w)na\s kai\ ta\s e)mpori/as kai\ kaphlei/as diatri=bon ib. 1291a4 :—a)gorai=oi (with or without a)/nqrwpoi), oi(, those who frequented the a)gora/, Hdt. 1.93 , 2.141 ; opp. e)/mporoi, X. Vect. 3.13 , but = traders (i.e. sutlers), Ael. Tact. 2.2 :—hence, the common sort, low fellows, Ar. Ra. 1015 , Pl. Prt. 347c , Thphr. Char. 6.2 ; of agitators, Act.Ap. 17.5 , Plu. Aem. 38 : Comp. , the baser sort, Ptol. Euerg. 1 . Adv. -ai/ws, le/gein D.H. Rh. 10.11 . of things, vulgar, skw/mmata Ar. Pax 750 ; tou\s nou=s a). h(=tton . . poiw= Id. Fr. 471 ; a). fili/a (opp. e)leuqe/rios) Arist. EN 1162b26 ; common, a)/rtoi Lync. ap. Ath. 3.109d . generally, proper to the a)gora/, skilled in, suited for forensic speaking, Plu. Per. 11 , al.:—a)gorai=|os (sc. h(me/ra) court-day, assize, ta\s a). poiei=sqai Str. 13.4.12 ; a)/gein th\n a). Epist. Galb. ap. J. AJ 14.10.21 , cf. Act.Ap. 19.38 , IGRom. 4.790 . Adv. -ws in forensic style, Plu. CG 4 , Ant. 24 . a)gorai=os, o( , = tabellio, notary, Aristid. Or. 50(26).94 , Edict.Diocl. 7.41 , Gloss.; also, pleader, advocate, in pl., Philostr. VA 6.36 . a)gorai=os, h( , market-day, IGRom. 4.1381 (Lydia). (The distn. a)go/raios vulgar, a)gorai=os public speaker, drawn by Ammon. , etc., is prob. fictitious.) a)gora_-nome/w, to be a)gorano/mos, Alex. 247 , IG 12(3).170 (Astypalaea); th=s po/lews FOxy. 910.2 (ii A.D.); at Rome, to be aedile, D.H. 10.48 , Plu. Caes. 5 , App. BC 2.1 , etc.: pf. -hka D.C. 52.32 . a)gora_-nomi/a, h(, office of a)gorano/mos, Arist. Pol. 1331b9 , IG 4.203 (Corinth), PGrenf. 1.10.7 (ii B. C.), etc. = Lat. aedilitas, Plb. 10.4.1 , D.H. 5.18 , App. Pun. 112 . a)gora_-nomiko/s, h/ , o/n. of or for the a)gorano/mos or his office, a). a)/tta Pl. R. 425d ; no/mima Arist. Pol. 1264a31 ; no/mos Milet. 3.145 ( 200 B.C.); timai/ CIG 1716 (Delph.); ste/fanos POxy. 1252v17 (iii A.D.). = Lat. aedilicius, a)rxaire/sia Plu. Pomp. 53 ; e)cousi/a D.H. 6.95 . a)gora_-no/mion, to/, court or office of the a)gorano/mos, Pl. Lg. 917e , IG 2.192c11 , 12(3).170 , PHib. 29.3 (iii B. C.), AP 11.17 ( Nicarch. ). a)gora_-no/mios, on, of or in the forum, peri/patos IGRom. 4.504 (Perg.). a)gora_-no/mos, o(, clerk of the market, who regulated buying and selling, Hp. Epid. 4.24 , Ar. Ach. 723 , al., Lys. 22.16 , Arist. Pol. 1299b17 , IG 2.192c12 , etc. public notary, PGrenf. 2.23a ii 2 (ii B. C.), POxy. 99.2 (i A.D.), etc. = Lat. aedilis, D.H. 7.14 , IG 14.719 , etc. a)gora/omai, almost always in Ep. forms, pres. a)gora/asqe, impf. h)gora/asqe, h)goro/wnto (cf. Hdt. 6.11 ), aor. 1 only 3 sing. a)gorh/sato (v. infr.): 2 sg. impf. h)gorw= S. Tr. 601 ; inf. a)gora=sqai Thgn. 159 :— meet in assembly, sit in debate, oi( de\ qeoi\ pa\r *zhni\ kaqh/menoi h)goro/wnto Il. 4.1 . speak in the assembly, harangue, o(/ sfin e)u+frone/wn a)gorh/sato Il. 1.73 , 9.95 , cf. Od. 7.185 , Hdt. l. c.; paisi\n e)oiko/tes a)gora/asqe Il. 2.337 . generally, speak, utter, eu)xwlai/ . . a(\s . . keneauxe/es h)gora/asqe 8.230 , mh/pote . . a)gora=sqai e)/pos me/ga Thgn. l.c.: c. dat., speak, talk with, e(/ws su\ . . h)gorw= ce/nais S. l.c. [a_g- only in Il. 2.337 , metri grat.; otherwise a^g-.] a)gor-a^sei/w,Desid. ofa)gora/zw, wish to buy, Sch. Ar. Ra. 1068 . a)gor-a^si/a, h(, purchase, Telecl. 51 , Hyp. Fr. 70 , Inscr.Magn. 116.20 (ii A.D.), D.L. 2.78 (pl.), etc. a)go/r-a^sis, ews, h(, = foreg., Pl. Sph. 219d (pl.), cf. Leg.Sacr. 2.69 (-assis, Tanagra), PRyl. 2.45.5 (iii A.D.). a)go/r-asma, to/, thatwhichisbought or sold: mostly in pl., wares, merchandise, Aeschin. 3.223 , D. 34.9 , etc., cf. Alex. 168 . a)gor-asmo/s, o(, purchasing, Phint. ap. Stob. 4.23.61a , Vett. Val. 180.11 ,al. purchase, LXX Ge. 42.19 ,al., OGI 660.20 (Egypt, i A.D.) (pl.); freq. of auctions, poiei=sqai/ tinos to\n a). BGU 1128.9 ( 14 B.C.). a)gor-asth/s, ou=, o(, the slave who had to buy provisions for the house, purveyor, X. Mem. 1.5.2 :—generally, purchaser, me/trios a). Men. 500 , cf. Arist. Oec. 1352b6 , Dinon 12 , Ael. VH 12.1 , POxy. 298.48 (i A.D.). a)gor-astiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for traffic, commercial, Pl. Cra. 408a ; h( -kh/ (sc. te/xnh) traffic, commerce, Id. Sph. 223c ; to\ a). di/kaion right of purchase, POxy. 1268.16 (iii A.D.), 1475.14 (iii A. D.). a)gor-asto/s, h/, o/n, bought, paid for, PPetr. 3p.243 (iii B. C.), BGU 802 iv 8 (i A.D.); dou/lh POxy. 95.14 (i A.D.), cf. Porph.Hist. 20 . a)gor-a/stria, h(, fem. of a)gorasth/s, BGU 907.11 (ii A.D.), PThead. 1.11 (iv A.D.). a)gor-atro/s, o(, = pulago/ras , IG 22.1132.6 , Klio 14.287 (Delph., iii B. C.). a)gor-atupei=s: a)/ganqorubei=s, Hsch. a)gor-a=xos, h(, female official at Sparta, IG 5(1).589 . a)go/r-eusis, h(, speech, oration, EM 13.51 . a)gor-euth/rion, to/, place for speaking, IG 14.742 (Naples, i/ii A.D.). a)gor-euth/s, ou=, o(, speaker, POxy. 1590.1 (iv A.D.). a)gor-eu/w (a)gora/), impf. h)go/reuon, Ep. a)go/reuon Il. 1.385 : fut. -eu/sw Hom. , Alciphr. 3.52 , Philostr. VA 4.45 : aor. -eusa Hom. , D.H. 1.65 , Luc. Pisc. 15 : pf. -euka Lib. Or. 37.4 : 1 aor. Pass. -eu/qhn (pros-) Str. 3.3.5 : in compds. these tenses and pf. Pass. -eumai are found in early Prose and Att. Inscrr., the simple vb. only in pres. and impf.:—speak in the assembly, harangue, freq.in Ep. , a)gora\s a). Il. 2.788 ; e)n *)argei/ois e)/pea ptero/ent' a). 23.535 ; w(\s *(/ektwr a)go/reue 8.542 ; toi=sin a). address them, 1.571 , al.; pro\s a)llh/lous e)/pea 24.142 ; o)neidi/zwn a). Od. 18.380 : in Att. , of the crier's proclamation in the Ecclesia, ti/s a)goreu/ein bou/letai ; who wishes to address the house? Ar. Ach. 45 , D. 18.170 , etc.; a). w(s . . Il. 1.109 : c. inf., mh/ tifo/bond' a)go/reue counsel me not to flight, Il 5.252 ; a). mh\strateu/esqai Hdt. 7.10 .a/. generally, speak, say, toiau=tapro\s a)llh/lous a)go/reuon Il. 5.274 ; kako/n tia). tina/ Od. 18.15 ; kakw=s a). tina/ Arist. Fr. 417 ; a). w(s . . , o(/ti . . , Hdt. 3.156 , Ar. Pl. 102 ; ou)k h)go/reuon; did I not say so? Id. Ach. 41 , cf. S. OC 838 ; tell of, mention, ti Od. 2.318 , 16.263 , al.; u(pe\r tou= *dio\s a)goreu/wn speaking of Zeus, Pl. Lg. 776e : metaph., de/rma qhro\s a). xeirw=n e)/rgon tells a tale of . . Theoc. 25.175 . proclaim, Il. 1.385 ; pe/mpwn kh/ruka h)go/reue/ sfi ta/de Hdt. 6.97 :— Pass. , o( poli/ths . . kako\s a)goreue/sqw Pl. Lg. 917d :— aor. Med. , a)goreu/sasqai w(s . . to have it proclaimed that . . , Hdt. 9.26 :— o( no/mos a). the law declares, Antipho 3.3.7 , Lys. 9.9 , Arist. Rh. 1354a22 ; a). mh\ poiei=n Ar. Ra. 628 ; ou)/noma . . h(/d' a). sth/lh IG 2.2753 . Pass. , to be delivered, lo/gon kalo\n e)pi\ toi=s . . qaptome/nois -esqai Th. 2.35 . a)gor-hgo/s, sc. nau=s, h( , ship which conveys provisions, EM 13.52 . a)gor-h=qen, Adv. from the assembly or market, Il. 2.264 , al. a)gor-h/ios, = a)gorai=os, qeoi/ IG 12(3).452 (Thera). a)gor-h/nde, Adv. to the assembly or market, Il. 1.54 . a)gor-hth/s, ou=, o(, speaker, Ep. word, chiefly used of Nestor , ligu\s *puli/wn a). Il. 1.248 , al., cf. Ar. Nu. 1057 , Timo 30.1 . = a)gorano/mos , or perh. public auctioneer, OGI 262.20 (pl., Baetocaece). a)gor-htu/s, u/os, h(, eloquence, Od. 8.168 .— Ep. word. a)gor-h=fi, Adv. in the assembly, Hes. Th. 89 . a)/goros, o(, = a)gora/ , used only by E. in lyr., generally in pl., as IT 1096 , El. 723 , Andr. 1037 ; sg. only HF 412 a)/goron a(li/sas fi/lwn. a)gorri/on: e)kklhsi/a, and a)gorri/s: a)gora/, a)/qroisis, Hsch. a)go/s [a^], ou=, o(, (a)/gw) leader, chief, c. gen., Il. 4.265 , al., cf. Pi. N. 1.51 , A. Supp. 248 , 904 (lyr.), E. Rh. 29 (lyr.), AP 9.219 ( Diod. ). a)/gos (A), [a^], eos, to/, any matter of religious awe: pollution, guilt, e)n tw=| a)/gei+ e)ne/xesqai Hdt. 6.56 ; a)/. e)kqu/sasqai 6.91 ; a)/ . . . kekth/setai qew=n A. Th. 1022 ; a)/. ai(ma/twn a)re/sqai Id. Eu. 168 , cf. AP 7.268 (Plato); a)/. fula/ssesqai A. Supp. 375 ; feu/gein S. Ant. 256 ; o(/qen to\ a)/. sune/bh toi=s *subari/tais Arist. Pol. 1303a30 ; a)/. a)fosiw/sasqai Plu. Cam. 18 : in concrete sense, the person or thing accursed, S. OT 1426 ; a)/. e)lau/nein, = a)ghlatei=n , Th. 1.126 . expiation, sacrifice, S. Ant. 775 , Fr. 689 , prob. so in A. Ch. 155 . a)/gea: teme/nea, and a)ge/essi: teme/nesi, Hsch. ; a)/gh: ta\ musth/ria, AB 212 . (a(/gos (= to\ kaqaro/n, se/basma) postulated by Gramm. (cf. a(/gios e)k tou= a(/gos ge/gonen Et.Gud.) is not found, unless a)/gos 3 be a dialectic form.) a)/gos (B), eos, to/, (a)/gnumi) fragment, Hsch., EM 418.2 . a)gostai/, a)goste/w, variants for a)k- in Gramm., as AB 213 . a)gosto/s, o(, flat of the hand, Hom. only in Il. , in the phrase o( d' e)n koni/h|si pesw\n e(/le gai=an a)gostw=| 11.425 , al.; xeiro\s a). A.R. 3.120 . arm, = a)gka/lh , Theoc. 17.129 , AP 7.464 (Antip.); pl., ib. 5.254.15 (Paul. Sil.): metaph., [ *)akadhmei/as] e)n a)gostw=| Simon. 150 . dirt, filth, Sch. Il. 6.506 . (Perh. cognate with Skt. haástas 'hand'.) a)/gouros, o(, youth, Thracian word, Eust. 1788.56 . a)/gra, Ion. a)/grh, h(, hunting, the chase, (never in Il. ), a)/grhn e)fe/pein Od. 12.330 ; xai/rousi de/ t' a)ne/res a)/grh| 22.306 ; e)s a)/gras i)e/nai E. Supp. 885 ; a)/. a)nqrw/pwn Pl. Lg. 823e ; a(liada=n e)/xwn a)u/+pnous a)/gras S. Aj. 880 (lyr.). way of catching, Pi. N. 3.81 , Hdt. 2.70 . quarry, prey, Hes. Th. 442 ; a)/gran w)/lesa A. Eu. 148 (lyr.); eu)/kerws a)/. S. Aj. 64 , cf. 407 (pl.); *mele/agre, mele/an ga/r pot' a)greu/eis a)/. E. Fr. 517 ; game, Hdt. 1.73 , etc.; of fish, draught, take, Ev.Luc. 5.9 : metaph., doro\s a)/gra A. Th. 322 (lyr.). *)/agra, h( , title of Artemis at Athens, Pl. Phdr. 229c ; ta\ e)n *)/agras (sc. musth/ria) Paus. Gr. Fr. 13 ; ta\ pro\s *)/agran IG 2.315 ; mh/thr e)n *)/agras ib. 273 :—also *)/agrai, ai(, the precinct of Artemis Agra, Paus. 1.19.6 , St. Byz., AB 334 , etc. (With a)/gra : a)/gria cf. qh/ra : qhri/a.) a)/gra^de, Adv., poet. form of a)gro/nde, Call. Fr. 26 . a)grai=os, a, on, (a)/gra) of the chase, epith. of Apollo, Paus. 1.41.6 ; of Artemis, Paus.Gr. Fr. 13 ; dai/mones Opp. H. 3.27 . a)gramm-a^ti/a, h(, illiteracy, Ph. 1.502 , Ael. VH 8.6 : pl., Phld. Vit. p.41J. a)gra/mm-a^tos, on, illiterate, X. Mem. 4.2.20 , Damox. 2.12 , Epicur. Fr. 236 , AP 11.154 ( Lucill. ), cf. S.E. M. 1.99 ; unable to read or write, Pl. Ti. 23a . Adv. -tws Ph. 1.195 , Arr. Epict. 2.9.10 . = a)/graptos, e)/qh Pl. Plt. 295a . of animals, unable to utter articulate sounds, Arist. HA 488a33 . of sounds, inarticulate, Id. Int. 16a29 , D.L. 3.107 ; incapable of being written, Porph. Abst. 3.3 , cf. Eustr. in APo. 102.19 ; w)|dh\ a). song without words, Phld. Po. 2 Fr. 47.22 . a)/gramm-os, on, not on the line, a)/gramma a)fei=tai, of a throw of the dice, counting nothing, Hsch. a)gra/ndis, = a)gro/nde , Dor. Adv. in Theognost. Can. 163.33 . a)/graptos, on, unwritten, a)/. qew=n no/mima S. Ant. 454 . a)/. di/kh action cancelled in consequence of a special plea, Poll. 8.57 . a)gr-aule/w, live in the open, out of doors, Arist. Mir. 831a29 , Parth. 29.1 , Plu. Num. 4 , Str. 4.4.3 ; of shepherds, Ev.Luc. 2.8 . a)gr-aulh/s, e/s, in the fields, out of doors, koi/th Nic. Th. 78 . a)gr-auli/a, h(, service in the field, D.H. 6.44 (pl.), D.S. 16.15 (pl.), etc. a)/gr-aulos, on, (a)gro/s, au)lh/) dwelling in the field, of shepherds, Il. 18.162 , Hes. Th. 26 , A.R. 4.317 , Megasth. 40 ; epith. of Pan, AP 6.179 ( Arch. ); a)/. a)nh/r a boor, ib. 11.60 (Paul. Sil.). of oxen, boo\s a)grau/loio Il. 10.155 , Od. 12.253 ; qh/r S. Ant. 349 (lyr.), E. Ba. 1188 (lyr.), etc. of things, rustic, pu/lai Id. El. 342 . a)graf-h/s, e/s, = a)/grafos, da/neion BGU 895.31 (ii A.D.). a)graf-i/ou grafh/ an action against state-debtors, who had got their debts cancelled without paying, D. 58.51 , Arist. Ath. 59.3 , Lycurg. Fr. 6 , Poll. 8.54 . a)/graf-os, on, unwritten, mnh/mh Th. 2.43 ; a)/. diaqh=kai nuncupatory wills, Plu. Cor. 9 ; a)/. klhrono/mos Luc. Tox. 23 ; a)/grafa le/gein to speak without book, Plu. Dem. 8 . Adv. -fws, kata\ mnh/mhs sw/|zesqai Procl. in Prm. p.553 S. a)/. di/kaion, moral or equitable justice, Arist. EN 1162b22 ; a)/. no/moi or no/mima unwritten laws: laws of nature, toi=s a). nomi/mois kai\ toi=s a)nqrwpi/nois h)/qesi D. 18.275 , cf. Arist. EN 1180b1 . laws of custom, Th. 2.37 ; a)/. no/mima Pl. Lg. 793a , cf. Arist. Rh. 1373b5 ; a)/grafa, ta/ , ib. 1368b9 ; a)/. a)di/khma a crime not recognized by law, Hsch. religious traditions, as of the Eumolpidae, Lys. 6.10 . not registered, a)/. po/leis (in a treaty) Th. 1.40 ; a)/. ga/moi without written contract, CPR 18.30 (ii A.D. Adv. -ws ibid., POxy. 267.19 (i A.D.)); a)/. sunousi/ai not written down, Phlp. in Ph. 513.30 ; sunallagmatografi/ai PTeb. 1.140 ; a)/grafa kai\ a)/stata neither catalogued nor weighed, IG 2.652B2 ; hence a)/grafa, ta/ , sundries, PTeb. 112.104 (ii B. C.), al. a)/. me/talla mines not registered, but worked clandestinely, Suid. s.v. without inscription, IG 2.754 , al.—Prose word. a)/grei, v. sub a)gre/w 11 . a)grei=os, a, on, (a)gro/s) of the field or country, pla/tanos AP 6.35 ( Leon. ). clownish, boorish, Ar. Nu. 655 , Th. 160 . a)greiosu/nh, h(, clownishness: or a rude, vagrant life, AP 6.51 . a)grei=fna, h(, harrow, AP 6.297 (Phanias); cf. a)gri/fh. a)gre/mion, to/, = a)/gra 11 , AP 6.224 ( Theodorid. ). a)gremw/n, o/nos, o(, hunter, EM 13.56 ; also glossed by ka/mac, lampa/s, do/rn, Hsch. : = e)pimh/nios , A. Fr. 141 . a)gresi/a, Ion. -ih, h(, = a)/gra 1 , AP 6.13 ( Leon. ). a)gretai/, ai(, (fem. pl. of a)greto/s 'chosen', cf. a)gre/w) priestesses of Athena at Cos, BMus.Inscr. 968 A, Hsch. a)greteu/w, hold office of a<*>gre/tas, IG 5(1).1346 (Laconia, ii A.D.). a)greth/mata: ta\ a)goreuo/mena tw=n parqe/nwn ( Lacon. ), Hsch. a)gre/ths, on, Dor. a)/graf-tas, o(, = h(gemw/n , Hsch. ; prob. for a)gro/tai, A. Pers. 1002 Toup. *)agre/ths, o(, perh. from a)gro/s, god of the fields, title of Apollo at Chios, GDI 5666 . a)/gr-euma, to/, in pl., = ta\ e)pi\ th=s a)groiki/as kth/mata , Sol. ap. AB 340 . that which is taken in hunting, prey, E. Ba. 1241 : metaph., X. Mem. 3.11.7 ; a)/. a)nqe/wn E. Fr. 754 . means of catching, a)/. qhro/s A. Ch. 998 ; e)nto\s . . morsi/mwn a)., of the net thrown over Agamemnon, Id. Ag. 1048 , cf. Eu. 460 . a)gr-eu/s, e/ws, o(, hunter, epith. of Aristaeus, Pi. P. 9.65 ; of Apollo, A. Fr. 200 , Herod. 3.34 ; of Bacchus, E. Ba. 1192 (lyr.); of Poseidon, Luc. Pisc. 47 ; of Pan, Apollod. ap. Hsch. of an arrow, AP 6.75 (Paul. Sil.). a kind of bird, Ael. NA 8.24 . (From a)gro/s, cf. oi)keu/s : oi)=kos; the reference to hunting is secondary.) a)gr-eu/simos, h, on, easy to catch, Sch. S. Ph. 863 . a)/gr-eusis, ews, h(, catching, Hsch. a)gr-eutei=: u(bri/zei, Hsch. a)gr-euth/r, h=ros, o(, = sq., Theoc. 21.6 , Call. Dian. 218 , AP 7.578 ( Agath. ). as Adj., a). ku/nes Opp. C. 3.456 ; a)greuth=ri li/nw|, i.e. with fishing-net, Man. 5.279 . a)gr-euth/s, ou=, o(, hunter, epith. of Apollo as slayer of Python , S. OC 1091 (lyr.), PFlor. 297.19 (vi A.D.): metaph., of sleep, a). pthnou= fa/smatos AP 12.125 ( Mel. ). Adj., ku/nes a). hounds, Sol. 23 ; a). ka/lamoi a fowler's trap of reeds, AP 7.171 ( Mnasalc. ), cf. 6.109 (Antip.). a)gr-eutiko/s, h/, o/n, of or skilled in hunting, a)greutiko/n [e)sti] useful for ensnaring an enemy, X. Eq.Mag. 4.12 ; a). li/nos Sch. E. Ba. 611 . Adv. -kw=s Poll. 5.9 . a)gr-euti/s, i/dos, h(, fem. of a)greuth/s, prob. l. in Sch. Ar. V. 367 . a)gr-euto/s, o/n, caught, Opp. H. 3.541 . a)gr-eu/w, fut. eu/sw Call. Dian. 85 : aor. h)/greusa E. Ba. 1204 :— Med. , v. infr.:— Pass. , aor. h)greu/qhn AP, v. infr.: (a)greu/s):—take by hunting or fishing, catch, i)xqu=s Hdt. 2.95 , cf. X. Cyn. 12.6 ; a)/gran h)greuko/tes E. Ba. 434 ; of war, filei= . . a)/ndras . . a)greu/ein ne/ous S. Fr. 554 :—also in Med. , qu/mat' h)greu/sasqe ye caught or chose your victim, E. IT 1163 ; ti/ moi ci/fos e)k xero\s h)greu/sw ; why didst thou snatch . . ? Id. Andr. 842 :— Pass. , X. An. 5.3.8 , cf. Sphaer.Stoic. 1.142 ; a)greuqei\s h)/greuse AP 9.94 ( Isid. ), 12.113 ( Mel. ). metaph., hunt after, thirst for, ai(=ma E. Ba. 138 ; sa\n (sc. *)areta=s) a). du/namin Arist. Fr. 675.11 ; u(/pnon AP 7.196 ( Mel. ), cf. 12.125 ( Mel. ); but a)greu/ein tina\ lo/gw| to catch by his words, Ev.Marc. 12.13 . a)gre/w, = ai(re/w , take, seize, freq. in Aeolic Inscrr. as IG 12(2).6.33 ( Pass. , Lesbos); a)/grei d' oi)=non e)ruqro/n Archil. 4.3 ; tro/mos pai=san a)/grei Sapph. 2.14 , cf. Thgn. 294 ; a)grei= po/lin captures, A. Ag. 126 (lyr.); of fishing, AP 6.304 (Phanias); in prescriptions, a)/grei, take! Nic. Th. 534 , al. Hom. only in imper. a)/grei, prop take it!, hence, comeon! a)/grei ma/n oi( e)/porson *)aqhnai/hn Il. 5.765 , cf. A.R. 1.487 ; pl., a)grei=te ( a)/greite An. Ox. 1.71 ) Od. 20.149 . Cf. a)/rgeite. a)/grhqen, Adv. from the chase, A.R. 2.938 . a)grh/qeto: h)qe/lhsen, Hsch. a)grhno/n, to/, net, Hsch. :—also, net-like woollen robe worn by Bacchanals and soothsayers, Id., Poll. 4.116 . a)gri/a, h(, = a)/gra 11 , BGU 1123.9 (Aug.). a)gri/aze: a)/grios i)/sqi, Hsch. a)griai/nw, fut. anw= Pl. R. 501e : aor. h)gri/a_na D.C. 44.47 , Ael. VH 2.13 :— Pass. , D.H. 9.32 , Plu. Ant. 58 : fut. a)grianqh/somai LXX Da. 11.11 : aor. h)gria/nqhn D.S. 24.1 .—In Att. the Pass. was supplied by a)grio/w (q. v.), which was rare in Act. ; but the compd. Pass. e)cagriai/nomai occurs in Pl. R. 336d , and the Act. e)cagrio/w in Hdt. 6.123 , E. Ph. 876 , Pl. Lg. 935a . intr., to be or become wild, to be angered, provoked, Pl. R. 493b , etc.; tini/ with one, Id. Smp. 173d ; pro/s tina Porph. Abst. 3.12 ; of animals, Arist. HA 608b31 ; of rivers and the like , chafe, pro\s th\n plh/mmuran . . a)griai/nwn o( potamo/s Plu. Caes. 38 :— Pass. , D.S. l.c.; of sores, to be angry or inflamed, Aret. SD 2.11 , cf. Antyll. ap. Orib. 10.13.2 . causal, make angry, provoke, D.C. 44.47 ; of love, irritate, Ach.Tat. 2.7 :— Pass. , to be angered, Plu. l.c., Hierocl. in CA 10p.434M. ; u(po\ tw=n dhmagwgw=n D.H. l.c. a)gri-a/nqrwpos, ou, o(, wild man, savage, Ps.-Callisth. 3.28 . a)gri/-appis, -idos, = a)grio-appi/dion , Gloss. a)gria/s, a/dos, h(, = fem. of a)/grios, wild, A.R. 1.28 ; nh=ssai Arat. 918 ; ai)=ges Call. Aet. 3.1.13 ; a)/mpelon a). AP 9.561 ( Phil. ), cf. Numen. ap. Ath. 371c . *)agria/des, ai(, Nymphs, Hsch. a)griaxra/s, h(, wild pear, Zopyr. ap. Orib. 14.61.1 . a)gria/w, to be savage, Opp. C. 2.49 , in Ep. form a)grio/wnta. a)gri/dion, to/, Dim. of a)gro/s, Sammelb. 5230.29 (i A.D.), Arr. Epict. 1.10.9 , al., M.Ant. 4.3 . a)gri-elai/a, h(, wild olive, Hp. Mul. 2.112 , Dsc. 1.105 , etc. a)gri-ela/inos, of wild olive, cu/la IG 7.3073.189 (Lebad.). a)gri-e/laios, on, = foreg., skuta/lh AP 9.237 (Erycius). as Subst., = a)grielai/a , Theoc. 7.18 , Thphr. HP 2.2.5 , Ep.Rom. 11.17 , etc. a)gr-ieu/s: a)groi=kos, Hsch. a)gr-ieu/w, catch by hunting or fishing, PRyl. 98a7 (ii A.D.). a)gr-i/zw, inflame, irritate, in Pass. , dub. l. in Hp. Mul. 2.154 ; Act. , Sm. Pr. 15.18 ; cf. a)ggri/zw. a)griko/s, h/, o/n, = a)/grios, ph/ganon POxy. 1675.4 (iii A.D.). a)grimai=os, a, on, wild; ta\ a). game, Ptol.Euerg. 6 , PLond. 3.1159.73 (ii A.D.). a)grime/lissa, h(, wasp, metaph. of Hegesias , Hsch. ; cf. a)griome/litta. a)/grinoi: a)grono/moi, Hsch. a)grio-appi/dion, to/, wild pear tree, Gp. 8.37.3 . a)grio-ba/lanos, h(, evergreen oak, Quercus pseudo-coccifera, Aq. Thd. Is. 44.14 . a)grio/-boulos, on, wild of purpose, Adam. 1.18 . a)grio-dai/ths, ou, o(, eating wild fruits, Orac. ap. Paus. 8.42.6 . a)grio/eis, essa, en, = a)/grios , Nic. Al. 604 . maddening, o)pw/rh ib. 30 . a)grio/-qu_mos, on, wild of temper, Orph. H. 12.4 . a)grio-ka/nabos, o(, hemp-mallow, Althaea cannabina, Hsch. a)grio-ka/rdamon, to/, = i)bhri/s , Gal. 13.353 . a)grio/-kardon, to/, = a)/kanqa *ai)gupti/a , AB 1096 . a)grio-ka/ruon, to/, cob-nut, Hsch. a)grio-kina/ra, = a)/kanqa leukh/ , Ps.- Dsc. 3.12 ; = carduus, Gloss. a)grio-kokku/mhlon, to/, = trou=mnon , Gal. 6.619 . a)grio-koloku/nth, = tolu/ph 3 , Phot. a)grio-kro/mmuon, to/, = bolbo/s , Sch. Ar. Pl. 283 . a)grio-ku/mi_non, to/, wild cumin, Sch. Nic. Th. 709 . a)grio-la/xa^na, wn, ta/, wild pot-herbs, Sch. Theoc. 4.52 . a)grio-leixh/n, o(, = a)/grios leixh/n ( 3 ), Hsch. s.v. a)grioywri/a . a)gri/olon, to/, = i(ppose/linon Dsc. 3.67 . a)grio-ma^la/xh, h(, = a)lqai/a , Sch. Nic. Th. 89 . a)grio-me/litta, h(, wasp, Gloss. a)grio/-morfos, on, f.l. for suagr- , Orph. A. 979 . a)grio-mu^ri/kh [i_], h( , tamarisk, LXX Je. 17.6 ; Adj. a)grio-muri/kinos, cu/la PHamb. 12.19 (iii A.D., a)gro- Pap.). a)grio-mu/rmhc, weevil, Gloss. a)grio/-nous, oun, fierce, IG 12(7).115 (Amorgos). a)grio-ph/ganon, to/, Syrian rue, Hsch. , Aët. 1.295 , al. a)grio-phgo/s, o( , (ph/gnumi) = a(macourgo/s, a)gri/wn cu/lwn e)rga/ths , Sch. Ar. Eq. 464 . a)grio-poie/w, to make wild, Sch. A. Pers. 613 . a)grio-poio/s, o/n, poet of savagery, of Aeschylus in Ar. Ra. 837 . making savage, Sch. Nic. Al. 30 . a)grio/-prason: serpyllum (sic), Gloss. a)griori/ga^nos, o(, marjoram, Origanum viride, Dsc. 3.29 . a)grio/rrodon, to/, = saliuncula (i.e. *keltikh\ na/rdos), Gloss. a)/grios, a, on, Od. 9.119 ; also os, on (not in Trag. or com). Il. 19.88 , Phoc. 3.6 , Pl. Lg. 824a , Theoc. 22.36 : Comp. -w/teros Th. 6.60 : Sup. -w/tatos Pl. R. 564a (a)gro/s): living in the fields, wild, savage. of animals, opp. tiqaso/s h(/meros, wild, ba/llein a)/gria pa/nta Il. 5.52 ; ai)=c, su=s, 3.24 , 9.539 ; even of flies, a)/. fu=la, mui/as 19.30 ; i(/ppoi, o)/noi, etc., Hdt. 7.86 , etc.; a)/. te/ras, of a bull, E. Hipp. 1214 ; a)/. qhri/a X. An. 1.2.7 ; of men, living in a wild state, Hdt. 4.191 . of trees, opp. h(/meros, wild, Pi. Fr. 46 , Hdt. 4.21 , etc.; mhtro\s a)gri/as a)/po poto/n of the wild vine, A. Pers. 614 , cf. Arist. Pr. 896a8 ; a)/. e)/laion S. Tr. 1197 ; u(/lh Id. OT 476 , etc.; me/li Ev.Matt. 3.4 . of countries, wild, uncultivated, Pl. Phd. 113b , Lg. 905b . mostly of men, beasts, etc.: in moral sense, savage, fierce, Il. 8.96 , Od. 1.199 , etc., cf. Ar. Nu. 567 ; despo/ths Pl. R. 329c ; a)/. kai\ a)pai/deutos Id. Grg. 510b ; a)/grie pai= kai\ stugne/ Theoc. 23.19 , cf. 2.54 ; a)/. kubeuth/s a passionate gambler, Men. 965 ; esp. of paiderastai/, Ar. Nu. 349 (cf. Sch. ad loc.), Aeschin. 1.52 , Aen. Gaz. Thphr. p.14 B. of temper, wild, fierce, qumo/s, xo/los, Il. 9.629 , 4.23 ; le/wn d' w(/s, a)/gria oi)=den 24.41 ; a)/. pto/lemos, mw=los, 17.737 , 398 ; a)/grios a)/th 19.88 ; a)/. o(doi/ cruel ways or counsels, S. Ant. 1274 ; o)rgh/ OT 344 ( Sup. ); a)griw/tata h)/qea Hdt. 4.106 ; e)/rwtes Pl. Phd. 81a ; fili/a Id. Lg. 837b , cf. R. 572b , etc.; to\ a)/. savageness, Id. Cra. 394e ; e)s to\ -w/teron to harsher measures, Th. l.c. of things, circumstances, etc., cruel, harsh, desma/ A. Pr. 177 ; nu\c -wte/rh wild, stormy, Hdt. 8.13 ; doulei/a Pl. R. 564a ; su/ntasis a). a violent strain, Id. Phlb. 46d ; a)/. ba/ros, of strong, hot wine, Ar. Fr. 351 . a). no/sos, prob., malignant, S. Ph. 173 , 265 ; a)/. e(/lkos Bion 1.16 . Adv. -i/ws, savagely, A. Eu. 972 , Ar. V. 705 ; a)/gria derkome/nw, pai/sdwn, Hes. Sc. 236 , Mosch. 1.11 . [a_ Hom. ; a_ in trim., a^ in lyr. A. and S. ; a_^ E. ; i_ metri grat., where the ult. is long, Il. 22.313 (nisi leg. a)gri/oo).] a)grio-se/li_non, to/, = a)gri/olon , Dsc. 3.67 . a)grio-si/kuon, to/, squirting cucumber, Hippiatr. 22 . a)grio-stafi/des and a)grio-stafu/lies (sic), wild grapes, Hsch. a)grio-stafuli/ths oi)=nos wine made therefrom, Dsc. 5 . a)grio-su_kh=, h(, wild fig, Horap. 2.77 . a)grio/-ths, htos, h(, savageness, wildness, of animals, opp. h(mero/ths, X. Mem. 2.2.7 , cf. Isoc. 12.163 , Arist. HA 588a21 ; ofplants, Thphr. HP 3.2.4 ; of untilled ground, a). gh=s Gp. 7.1.4 ; of diet, Hp. VM 7 (as v.l. for qhrio/thta ), Aër. 23 . of men, in moral sense, fierceness, cruelty, Pl. Smp. 197d , al., D. 26.26 (pl.). a)grio/-fagros, o(, wild fa/gros, Opp. H. 1.140 . a)grio-fanh/s, e/s, appearing wild, Corn. ND 27 . a)grio/-fullon, to/, = peuke/danos , Ps.- Dsc. 3.78 . a)grio/-futa, ta/, wild herbs, Sch. Nic. Al. 429 . a)grio/-fwnos, on, with rough voice or tongue, like barbaro/fwnos , Od. 8.294 ; *da=tis App.Anth. 3.74.22 . a)grio/-xoiros, o(, wild swine, Sch. Ar. Pl. 304 . a)grio-ywri/a, h(, (yw/ra) inveterate itch, Hsch. a)grio/w, aor. h)gri/wsa E. Or. 616 , the act. tenses being mostly supplied by a)griai/nw, (a)/grios):—makewild or savage, provoke, h(\ th=|tekou/sh| s' h)gri/ws e against thy mother, E l.c. mostly in Pass. , a)griou=mai Hp.Aër. 4 : impf. h)griou/mhn E. El. 1031 codd.: aor. h)griw/qhn Plu. Per. 34 : pf. h)gri/wmai S. Ph. 1321 , E. IT 348 , Ar. Ra. 897 :—grow wild; in pf. to be wild, properly of plants, countries, etc., nh=sos h)griwme/nh th=| u(/lh| Thphr. HP 5.8.2 , cf. CP 5.3.6 ; of men, to be unkempt, w(s h)gri/wsai dia\ makra=s a)lousi/as E. Or. 226 , cf. 387 . in moral sense, to be savage, cruel h)gri/wsai S. Ph. l.c., cf. E. El. l.c., etc.; glw=ssa . . h)gri/wtai, of Aeschylus, Ar.l.c.: metaph., h)griwme/non pe/lagos an angrysea, Plu. Pyrrh. 15 . Medic., become malignant, of wounds, Hp.l.c. *)agrippiastai/, oi(, worshippersof Agrippa, guild at Sparta, IG 5(1).374.8 . a)/grippos, o(, Lacon. name for the wild olive, Suid. , etc.; prov., a)karpo/teros a)gri/ppou Zen. 1.60 ; in Hsch. a)/grifos. a)gri/s, h(, Valonia oak, opp. h(meri/s, EM 429.17 . a)gri/ths, on, o(, countryman, St. Byz. s.v. a)gro/s . a)gri/fh [i_], h(, harrow, rake, Hdn.Gr. 1.345 , Hsch. ; cf. a)grei=fna. a)griw/dhs, es, of wild nature, Str. 3.3.8 . *)agriw/nios, o(, epith. of Dionysus, transferred to Antony, Plu. Ant. 24 . *)agriw/nia, ta/, festival in honour of Dionysus, Id. 2.291a , 299f , etc. a)griwpo/s, o/n, wild-looking, o)/mma E. HF 990 , cf. Ba. 542 ; to\ a). tou= prosw/pou Plu. Mar. 14 , cf. Corn. ND 6 . a)gro-bo/as, o(, rudely shouting, Cratin. 374 . a)gro-bo/ths, on, Dor. a)/gro-as, a, o(, feeding in the field, dwelling in the country, S. Ph. 214 (lyr.), E. Cyc. 54 (lyr.). a)gro-gei/twn, onos, o(, country neighbour, Plu. Cat. Ma. 25 , POxy. 1106.2 (vi A.D.); a). tino/s having a field adjoining his, J. AJ 8.13.8 . a)gro-di/aitos, on, living in the country, Gloss. a)gro-do/ths, ou, o(, (a)/gra) giver of game, dai/mones AP 6.27 ( Theaet. ). a)gro/-qen, Adv. from the country, Od. 13.268 , 15.428 , Epich. 161 , E. Or. 866 , Luc. Macr. 22 : also a)/gro-qe, AP 7.398 (Antip.). a)/gro-qi^, Adv. in the country, Call. Cer. 136 , Poll. 9.12 . a)groik-eu/omai, to be stupid, Phld. Mus. p.95 K., cf. EM 14.2 , Hsch. s.v. a)groitia=| . a)groik-hro/s, a/, o/n, boorish, a). fu/sis Anon. ap. St.Byz. s.v. a)gro/s. a)groik-i/a, h(, rusticity, boorishness, Pl. Grg. 461c , R. 560d , al.; cf. Arist. EN 1108a26 . the country, Herod. 1.2 , Inscr.Magn. 8 , SIG 344.100 (Teos), Muson. Fr. 11p.60H. , Plu. 2.519a , Longus 1.13 , Aristid. Or. 47(23).45 ; pl., Plu. 2.311b . in pl., countryhouses, D.S. 20.8 , Nymphod. 12 , M.Ant. 4.3 . a)groik-i/zomai, to be rude and boorish, Pl. Tht. 146a , Plu. Sull. 6 : aor. h)groikisa/mhn Aristid. 1.491 J. a)groik-iko/s, h/, o/n, rustic, Cephalio 6 , Ath. 11.477a , Sch. Nic. Th. 78 ; a)ndra/poda Just. Nov. 7.6 . Adv. -kw=s Alciphr. 3.70 . a)groikopurrw/neios, o(, rude, coarse Pyrrhonist, Gal. 8.711 . a)/groikos, on, (a)gro/s, oi)ke/w) dwelling in the fields, zw=(a, opp. o)/reia, Arist. HA 488b2 ; esp. of men, countryman, rustic, Ar. Nu. 47 ; in Attica, oi( a)/., = gewmo/roi (q. v.), Arist. Ath. 13.2 , D.H. 2.8 : mostly with the collat. sense of boorish, rude, Ar. Nu. 628 , 646 , etc., cf. Thphr. Char. 4 ; me/los -o/teron Ar. Ach. 674 ; a)/. sofi/a Pl. Phdr. 229e , cf. Isoc. 5.82 ( Comp. ), Arist. EN 1128a9 ; of fortune, Apollod.Car. 5.14 ; a)/. *dhmosqe/nhs, of Dinarchus, D.H. Din. 8 . Adv. -kws Ar. V. 1320 : Comp. -ote/rws Pl. R. 361e , X. Mem. 3.13.1 ; -o/teron Pl. Phdr. 260d . rustic, bi/os Ar. Nu. 43 . of fruits, common, opp. gennai=os, o)pw/ra Pl. Lg. 844d . (a)groi=kos dwelling in the country, a)/groikos boorish, acc. to Ammon. Diff. 5 , but this is very doubtful.)—Not found in early Ep. or Trag. a)groiko/sofos, on, with rude mother-wit, Ph. 1.448 ; in bad sense, ib. 577 . a)groikw/dhs, es, clownish, rude, Sch. Il. 23.476 , Aristid. Quint. 2.6 . a)groiw/ths, ou, o(, = a)gro/ths 1 , Hom. always in nom. pl., a)ne/res a)groiw=tai Il. 11.549 ; bouko/loi a). Od. 11.293 ; laoi\ a) Il. 11.676 ; nh/pioi a). Od. 21.85 ; poime/nas a). Hes. Sc. 39 ; sg., Ar. Th. 58 :—fem. a)groiw=tis, h(, (perh. as Adj., cf. 11 ) Sapph. 70 . as Adj., rustic, *pri/hpos AP 6.22 ( Zon. ), u(/lh 7.411 ( Diosc. ); wild, Numen. ap. Ath. 371c . a)gro-kh/pion, to/, Dim. of sq., Str. 12.3.11 . a)gro/-khpos, o(, field kept as garden, IG 3.60B1 . 26 . a)gro-ko/mos, o(, land-steward, J. AJ 5.9.2 . a)gr-ole/teira, h(, waster of land, Hsch. ; epith. of Artemis, Suid. a)groliko/s, h/, o/n, prob. by mistake for a)rbuliko/s (q. v.), IG 11(2).199 B 19 (Delos, iii B. C.). a)gromenh/s, e/s, dwelling in the country, Call. Fr.anon. 142 (nisi leg. -manh/s). a)gro/nde, Adv., (a)gro/s) to the country, Od 15.370 . a)grono/mhs, ou, Dor. a)/gr-as, = sq., mou=sa AP 7.196 ( Mel. ). a)gro-no/mos, on, (ne/momai) haunting the country, *nu/mfai Od. 6.106 ; qh=res A. Ag. 142 (lyr.), cf. Hp. Vict. 2.49 ; both=res Epic. Oxy. 1015.7 . Subst. a)grono/mos, o(, (ne/mw) a magistrate in charge of the country districts, Pl. Lg. 760b , al., cf. Arist. Pol. 1321b30 . a)gro/nomos, on, affording open pasturage, pla/kes, au)lai/, S. OT 1103 , Ant. 785 (both lyr.); u(/lh Opp. H. 1.27 . a)gro-po/nos, o(, tiller of the soil, Gloss. a)gro/s, ou=, o(, field, mostly in pl., fields, lands, Il. 23.832 , Od. 4.757 , Pi. P. 4.149 , etc.; opp. kh=poi, Theopomp. Hist. 89 ; sg., farm, Od. 24.205 ; also in pl., X. HG 2.4.1 :—tilled land, opp. fallow, a)gro\s kai\ a)rgo/s, *)aqhna= 20.167 (Erythrae). country, opp. town, Od. 17.182 , E. Supp. 884 , etc.; a)gro\n ta\n po/lin poiei=s Epich. 169 ; a)grw=| in the country, Od. 11.188 ; e)p' a)grou= in the country, 1.190 , 22.47 ; e)p' a)gro\u= no/sfi po/lhos 1.185 ; in pl., kata\ pto/lin h)e\ kat' a)grou/s 17.18 ; e)n oi)/kois h)\ 'n a)groi=s S. OT 112 ; e)p' a)grw=n ib. 1049 ; a)groi=si Id. El. 313 ; to\n e)c a)grw=n Id. OT 1051 ; ta\ e)c a)grw=n Th. 2.13 , cf. 14 ; kat' a)grou/s Cratin. 318 , Pl. Lg. 881c ; oi)kei=n e)n a)grw=| Ar. Fr. 387.2 ; ta\ e)n a)grw=|gigno/mena fruits, X. Mem. 2.9.4 , cf. An. 5.3.9 :—prov., ou)de\n e)c a)grou= le/geis, a)grou=ple/ws, i.e. boorish, Suid. , Hsch. —Rare in later Greek, Ev.Marc. 15.21 , PAmh. 2.134.5 , POxy. 967 . [a^ by nature, so always in Com., exc. Ar. Av. 579 , Philem. 116 ; a_gro/qen in Alc. Com. 19 is paratrag.] (Cf. Skt. ájras 'plain', prob. fr. aj 'drive' (cf. a)/gw), i.e. pasture.) a)grote/ktwn, o(, = e)/poy , Al. Le. 11.19 . a)gro/-teros, a, on, (a)gro/s; properly opp. o)re/s-teros) poet. for a)/grios, in Hom. always of wild animals, h(mi/onoi, su/es, ai)=ges, Il. 2.852 , 12.146 , Od. 17.295 ; a)grote/rhs e)la/foio Hes. Sc. 407 ; fh\r a). Pi. P. 3.4 : abs., a)gro/teroi Theoc. 8.58 ; a). kai\ ne/podes AP 6.11 ( Satyr. ). of countrymen, AP 9.244 ( Apollonid. ), APl. 4.235 (Id.). of plants, wild, AP 9.384.8 , cf. Nic. Th. 711 , Coluth. 111 . (a)/gra) fond of the chase, huntress, of the nymph Cyrene, Pi. P. 9.6 : metaph., me/rimna a). Id. O. 2.60 . pr. n. *)agrote/ra, Artemis the huntress, Il. 21.471 , X. Cyn. 6.13 ; worshipped at Agra in Attica, IG 2.467 , Paus. 1.19.6 ; at Sparta and elsewhere, X. HG 4.2.20 , Ar. Eq. 660 , etc. a)gro-th/r [a^], h=ros, o(, = a)gro/ths , E. El. 463 (lyr.):—fem. a)gro/teira, as Adj., rustic, ib. 168 (lyr.). a)gro/-ths, ou, o(, (a)gro/s) poet. word, countryman, rustic, a). a)nh/r E. Or. 1270 , cf. App.Anth. 4.20 ; pa/roinos a). ib. 5.57 . (a)/gra) hunter, oi)wnoi/ . . oi(=si/ te te/kna a)gro/tai e)cei/lonto Od. 16.218 , cf. Alcm. 23.8 ; a)gro/ta *pa/n, to whom di/ktua a)p' a)gresi/hs are offered, AP 6.13 ( Leon. ):—fem. a)gro/tis, nu/mfh A.R. 2.509 ; a). kou/ra, i.e. Artemis, AP 6.111 (Antip.); a). ai)gane/h ib. 57 (Paul. Sil.). for A. Pers. 1002 v. a)gre/ths . a)grou=ai: a)groi=koi, Hsch. a)/grofon: o)reino/n, Hp. ap. Gal. 19.69 , Suid. a)grofu/lac [u^], o(, guardian of the country, APl. 4.243 ( Antist. ), PRein. 48 (ii A.D.), PLond. 403.11 (iv A.D.). a)/gruktos, on, (a)- priv., gru/zw) not to be spoken of, a)/grukta paqei=n Pherecr. 157 . a)gruci/a, h(, dead silence, Pi. Fr. 229 . a)grupn-e/w, pf. h)gru/pnhka Hp. Prog. 2 :—lie awake, pass sleepless nights, Thgn. 471 , Hp.l.c., Pl. Lg. 695a , etc.; opp. kaqeu/dw, X. Cyr. 8.3.42 ; a)grupnei=n th\n nu/kta to pass a sleepless night, Id. HG 7.2.19 , Men. 113 ; oi( -ou=ntes sufferers from insomnia, Dsc. 4.64 . metaph., to be watchful, LXX Wi. 6.15 , Ev.Marc. 13.33 , Ep.Eph. 6.18 ; u(pe\r tw=n yuxw=n Ep.Heb. 13.17 ; e)pi\ ta\ kaka/ LXX Da. 9.14 : c. inf., mhqe/n se e)noxlh/sein PGrenf. 2.14a3 . c.acc., lie awake and think of, tina/ PMag.Par. 1.2966 . a)grupn-hte/on, one must watch, Eust 168.16 . a)grupn-hth/r, h=ros, o(, watcher, Man. 1.81 . a)grupn-hth/s, excubitor, Gloss. a)grupn-htiko/s, h/, o/n, wakeful, D.S. 33.21 , Plu. Cam. 27 . producing wakefulness, PLond. 1.96 , PMag.Par. 1.2943 , Gal. 10.930 :—a)grupn-htiko/n, to/, spell for this purpose, PMag.Lond. 121.374 , PMag.Leid. V. 11.26 . a)grupn-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, sleeplessness, wakefulness, Hp. Aph. 2.3 , al., Pl. Cri. 43b , etc.; in pl., Hp. Acut. 42 ; a)grupni/hsin ei)/xeto Hdt. 3.129 , cf. IG 4.952.50 (Epid.), Ar. Lys. 27 , Pl. R. 460d . time of watching, Pl. Ax. 368b ; oi( th=s a). a)/rxontes Just. Nov. 13 Pr. of poetry, product of sleepless nights, Call. Epigr. 29.4 . [i- in Opp. C. 3.511 .] a)/grupn-os, on, wakeful, Hp. Epid. 1.18 , Pl. R. 404a , Arist. Pol. 1314b35 , etc.: metaph., *zhno\s a)/. be/los A. Pr. 360 ; h)io/nes AP 7.278 ( Arch. ):—to\ a)/. vigilance, Hp. Aër. 24 , Plu. 2.355b . Adv. -nws OGI 194.23 (Egypt, i B.C.). Act. , banishing sleep, keeping awake, noh/seis Arist. Pr. 917b1 ; me/rimnai APl. 4.211 (Stat. Flacc.). [a^gru^pnos E. Rh. 2 (lyr.), a_gru^pnos Theoc. 24.106 .] a)grupn-w/dhs, es, making sleepless, Hp. Prorrh. 1.10 as v.l. a)/grwma, to/, perh. = right of hunting, Annuario 3.195 (Gortyn). a)/grwssa, h(, huntress, epith. of a hound, Simon. 130 . a)grw/ssw, Ep. for a)greu/w, only in pres., catch, a)grw/sswn i)xqu=s Od. 5.53 ; freq. in Opp., H. 3.339 , 543 , al., cf. Call. Ap. 60 , Lyc. 598 , etc.: abs., go hunting, Opp. C. 1.129 :— Pass. , Id. H. 3.415 , 4.565 . a)gr-w/sths, ou, o(, = a)gro/ths , Subst. and Adj., S. Fr. 94 , E. HF 377 (lyr.), Rh. 287 , AP 6.37 , Call. Hec. 1.1.13 , v.l. in Theoc. 25.48 . wild, kh/ukes Babr. 115.2 . hunter, A.R. 4.175 . a kind of spider, Nic. Th. 734 . a)gr-wsti=nos, Syrac. for a)/groikos, name of play by Epich. ; a)grwsti=nai: nu/mfai o)/reioi, Hsch. a)/gr-wstis, idos, Thphr. HP 1.6.10 , and ews, Arist. HA 552a15 , PTeb. 104.26 (ii B. C.), h(, acc. a)/grwstin Plb. 34.10.3 , Str. 4.1.7 :—dog's-tooth grass, Cynodon Dactylon, a)/. melihdh/s Od. 6.90 ; ei(litenh\s a)/. Theoc. 13.42 , cf. Aeschrio 6 , D.S. 1.43 , Dsc. 4.29 . a)/. e)n *kiliki/a| Hordeum marinum, Dsc. 4.32 ; a)/. e)n *parnassw=| grass of Parnassus, Parnassia palustris, ib. 31 . a)gr-wsth/r, h=ros, o(, = -w/sths , S. Ichn. 33 :—also a)gr-w/stwr, oros, o(, Nic. Al. 473 . a)gr-w/thr, o(, fem. a)grw/teira, = a)gro/ths , St. Byz. s.v. a)gro/s . a)gr-w/ths, ou, o(, of the field, wild, qh=res E. Ba. 564 (lyr.), Rh. 266 . a)/g-uia, a=s, h(, street, highway, chiefly in pl., Il. 5.642 ; skio/wnto/ te pa=sai a). Od. 2.388 , etc.; of the paths of the sea, 11.12 ; a)guiai=s in the streets, Hom. Epigr. 14.5 , cf. Pi. P. 2.58 , B. 3.16 , S. OC 715 , Ant. 1136 , E. Ba. 87 (all lyr.): esp. in the phrase knisa=n a)guia/s Ar. Eq. 1320 , Av. 1233 , D. 21.51 :—rare in Prose, X. Cyr. 2.4.3 , PPetr. 3p.7 (iii B.C.), LXX 3 Ma. 1.20 , etc.; e)n a)guia=|, of documents executed in public by a notary, POxy. 722.12 (i A.D.), etc. collection of streets, city, Pi. O. 9.34 , N. 7.92 ; polu/puros a). Hymn.Is. 2 . (Quasi-participial form from a)/gw, cf. a(/rpuia.) [a)/guia^n Il. 20.254 ( Aristarch. ), cf. Pi N. 7.92 codd. vett.; a)/guia Ion. and old Att. acc. to Hdn. Gr. 2.613 , Eust. 1631.29 ; a)guia/, incorrectly, EM 14.21 , etc.; a)guia/n freq. in codd., e.g. Pi. O. 9.34 , X. l.c.] a)g-uiai=os, a, on, with streets or highways, gh= S. Fr. 202 . a)g-uia/ths, ou, o(, = *)aguieu/s , voc. *)aguia=ta, A. Ag. 1081 . in pl., inhabitants of an a)/guia, IG 9(2).241 (Phars.), cf. a)guih=tai: kwmh=tai, Hsch., EM 15.31 . a)g-uia=tis, idos, h(, fem. from foreg., neighbour, Pi. P. 11.1 . Adj. -a/tides, qerapei=ai worship of Apollo Agyieus, E. Ion 186 (lyr.). *)agui-eu/s, e/ws, o(, a name of Apollo, as guardian of the streets and highways, E. Ph. 631 , Orac. ap. D. 21.52 , IG 3.159 , al. pointed pillar, set up as his statue or altar at the street-door, Ar. V. 875 , Pherecr. 87 , Dieuchid. 2 ; *)aguieu\s bwmo/s S. Fr. 370 . *)agui/-hos, o(, sc.mh/n, name of month at Argos, Mnemos. 44.221 (iii B. C.). a)guio/-peza *kourh=tis, h( , mystical name for Pythagorean triad, Nicom. ap. Phot. Bibl. 143B. a)guio-plaste/w, (pla/ssw) to build in streets or rows, Lyc. 601 . a)/guios, on, without limbs, weak in limb, Hp. Mul. 1.25 . a)gumn-a^si/a, h(, (gumna/zw) want of exercise or training, Ar. Ra. 1088 , Arist. EN 1114a24 a)gumn-asti/a, h(, = foreg., Porph. Abst. 1.35 . a)gu/mn-astos, on, unexercised, untrained, i(/ppoi X. Cyr. 8.1.38 , cf. Arist. Pr. 888a23 ; a). to<*>s sw/masin Plu. Arat. 47 : metaph., undisciplined, fantasi/ai Stoic. 2.39 . unpractised, tino/s in a thing, E. Ba. 491 , X. Cyr. 1.6.29 , Pl. , etc.; also ei)/s or pro/s ti Pl. Lg. 731b , 816a ; peri/ ti Plu. 2.802d , Gal. 8.608 ; e)n lo/gois Phld. Rh. 1.189 S. : c. inf., Muson. Fr. 6p.23H. unharassed, S. Tr. 1083 ; ou)d' a)gu/mnaston pla/nois E. Hel. 533 ; po/nois ou)k a)gu/mnastos fre/nas Id. Fr. 344 . Adv. a)gumna/stws, e)/xein pro/s ti X. Mem. 2.1.6 . a)gu/naic, o(, (gunh/) wifeless, S. Fr. 4 :—also a)gu/naikos, Phryn.Com. 19 ; a)gu/naios, LXX Jb. 24.21 , PGnom. 79 (ii A.D.), D.C. 56.1 , Porph. Abst. 4.17 , Man. 1.173 ; a)gu/nhs, Poll. 3.48 ; a)/gunos, Ar. Fr. 735 . a)gur-ei=: sunagkrotei=, Hsch. a)gur-i/zein: suna/gein, a)gurta/zein, Id. a)/gu^r-is [a^], ios, h(, Aeol. for a)gora/, gathering, crowd, a)ndrw=n a)/gurin Od. 3.31 ; e)n neku/wn a)gu/rei Il. 16.661 ; e)n nhw=n a). 24.141 ; also in E. IA 753 (lyr.); pamplhqh\s a)/. Orac. ap. Phleg. Macr. 4 . gathering of herbs, Orph. L. 416 . a)gu^r-ismo/s, o(, collection, Suid. a)/gu^r-ma, atos, to/, anything collected, AB 327 . a)gu^r-mo/s, o(, = a)/guris, a)gri/wn zw/|wn Babr. 102.5 , cf. AB 331 ; = a)germo/s (which is a v.l.), D.H. 2.19 , cf. EM 8.7 . a)gu^r-ta/zw, (a)gu/rths) collect by begging, xrh/mata Od. 19.284 . a)gu^r-tei/a, h(, begging, imposture, Them. Or. 5.70b ; magganei=ai kai\ a). Just. Nov. 22.15 . a)gu^r-teuth/s, ou=, o(, = a)gu/rths , Tz. H. 13c . 475 tit. a)gu^r-teu/w, live by begging as a vagabond, a)po\ mousikh=s kai\ mantikh=s Str. 7 Fr. 18 , cf. Sch. Luc. Alex. 13 . a)gu^r-th/r, h=ros, o(, = sq., Man. 4.221 . a)gu^/r-ths, ou, o(, (a)gei/rw) prop. collector, esp. begging priest of Cybele, *mhtro\s a). AP 6.218 (Al.); *ga/llois a). Babr. 141.1 :— then, vagabond, E. Rh. 503 , 715 , cf. Lysipp. 6 , Clearch. 5 ; do/lios a)., of Tiresias, S. OT 388 ; a). kai\ ma/nteis Pl. R. 364b . a throw of the dice, Eub. 57.5 . (On the accent cf. Hdn.Gr. 1.77 .) a)gu^r-tiko/s, h/, o/n, vagabond, ma/ntis Plu. Lyc. 9 ; juggling, pi/nakes Id. Comp.Aristid.Cat. 3 ; to\ a). ge/nos Id. 2.407c ; to\ a). jugglery, Str. 10.3.23 . Adv. -kw=s Hierocl. in CA 26p.479M. a)gu^r-to/s, h/, o/n, got by begging, Hsch. a)gu^/r-tria, h(, fem. of a)gurth/r, A. Ag. 1273 . a)/guyos, on, not clarified by gypsum, oi)=nos Alex. Trall. 1.13 . a)gx-, Poet.abbrev. for a)nax- in compds. of a)na/ with words beginning with x. a)gxa/zw, Poet. for a)naxa/zw 1.2 , retire, S. Fr. 973 . a)/gxarmon: a)nwferh= th\n ai)xmh/n, Hsch. a)/gxauros, on, (a)/gxi, au)/rion) near the morning, nu/c A.R. 4.111 . a)gxe/-ma^xos, on, fighting hand to hand, Il. 13.5 , Hes. Sc. 25 ; ta\ a). o(/pla kalou/mena X. Cyr. 1.2.13 , cf. Arr. Ind. 24.4 ; teu/xesin a). APl. 4.173 ( Jul. Aegypt.). a)gxe-mwli/a, h(, (mw=los, cf. a)mfi-mwle/w) prob. = a)gxistei/a , GDI 4972 (Gortyn). a)gxh/rhs, es, neighbouring, S. Fr. 7 , Orph. A. 1072 . a)/gxi^, Poet. Adv. of place, near, Il. 5.185 , Od. 3.449 , etc.:—freq. c. gen., which sts. precedes, *(/ektoros a)/. Il. 8.117 , cf. Od. 4.370 ; but usu. follows, a)/. new=n Il. 10.161 , etc.; a)/. pelagi/as a(lo/s A. Pers. 467 ; a)/. pleumo/nwn Id. Ch. 639 ; a)/. gh=s S. OC 399 . of Time, a)/. ga\r a)me/ra Sapph. Supp. 19.7 . of resemblance, like, c. dat., Pi. N. 6.9 .—For Comp. and Sup. v. a)=sson, a)/gxistos . a)gxi/-a^los, on, also h, on h.Ap. 32 , Androm. ap. Gal. 14.42 : (a(/ls):— poet. word, near the sea, of cities, Il. 2.640 ; *)epi/dauros Androm.l.c.; *ki/rras muxoi/ B. 4.14 ; of islands, sea-girt, as Peparethos, Lemnos, Salamis, h.Ap. l.c., A. Pers. 887 (lyr.), S. Aj. 135 (lyr.), AP 9.288 (Gemin.); of the fountain Arethusa, a). u(/data E. IA 169 (lyr.), cf. A.R. 2.160 . a)gxi-ba^qh/s, e/s, deep inshore, qa/lassa Od. 5.413 , cf. Pl. Criti. 111a ; ta\ a). Arist. Pr. 935a2 , cf. Ph. Bel. 95.20 , Parth. 26.2 , Plu. 2.667c ; a)ktai/ Arist. HA 548b28 ; limh/n Str. 17.1.6 , cf. 5.2.5 , Dion.Byz. 6 , al. of persons, standing deep in water, Nonn. D. 10.166 . a)gxi-basi/h, = a)mfisbh/thsis , Heraclit. 122 . a)gxi-ba^te/w, stand by, Hsch. Ion. for a)mfisbhte/w, Suid. a)gxi-ba/ths, ou, o(, one that comes near, Hsch. a)gxi/-bion: me/ga: e)ggu\s boh=s, h)\ e)pi\ tou= stena/cai, Hsch. , cf. EM 15.36 . a)gxi-blw/s: a)/rti parw/n, Hsch., EM 15.37 . a)gxi/-ga^mos, on, near marriage, Parth. Fr. 22 , Nonn. D. 5.572 . a)gxi-gei/twn, on, gen. onos, neighbouring, A. Pers. 886 (lyr.). a)gxi/-gu^os, on, (gu/hs) neighbouring, A.R. 1.1222 , D.P. 215 . near land, Nonn. D. 3.44 . a)gxi-di/ai: e)n qala/ssh| di/ai, Hsch. a)gxi/-domos, on, dwelling near, *nu/mfai B. 12.89 ; me/laqra Coluth. 247 . a)gxi/zw, Cret.aor. inf. a)gxi/cai: e)ggi/sai, Hsch. a)gxi-qa/lassos, Att. a)/gxi-ttos, on, near the sea, Poll. 9.17 . a)gxi/-qeos, on, near the gods, i.e. akin to them, godlike, Od. 5.35 : as Subst., demigod, IG 3.947 , Luc. Syr.D. 31 . a)gxi-qu^re/w, to be at the door, be close at hand, Eust. 1133.61 . a)gxi/-qu^ros, on, next door, gei/tones Thgn. 302 , IG 14.1389i i 3 ; a). nai/oisa Theoc. 2.71 ; generally, neighbouring, Men.Prot. p.54 D. , al. near the door, of a statue, Epigr.Gr. 906 (Gortyn). a)gxi-ke/leuqos, on, whose way is hard by, Nonn. D. 40.328 ; mostly = near, 5.476 . a)gxi/-krhmnos, on, near the cliffs or coast, *ai)/guptos Pi. Fr. 82 . a)gxi/-krhnos, on, from a neighbouring spring, u(/dwr Arch.Anz. 26.333 (Panticapaeum). a)gxila/: a(lmura/, qala/ssia, a)/brwta, Hsch. a)gxi-lexh/s, e/s, close to the bed, Antim. 66 . a)gxi/-lwy, wpos, o(, swelling which obstructs the lachrymal duct, Gal. 19.438 . a)gxi/-mastron: a)mfi/esma, Hsch. a)gxi-ma^xhth/s, ou=, o(, = a)gxe/maxos only in pl., Il. 2.604 , etc. a)gxi/-ma^xos, on, = a)gxe/maxos , EM 14.53 , AB 332 . a)gxi-mole/w, come nigh, Nonn. D. 25.426 . a)gxi/-molos, on, (molei=n) coming near; Ep. word, mostly used in neut. as Adv., near, close at hand, a)gxi/molon de/ oi( h)=lqe Il. 4.529 , cf. Od. 8.300 , etc., Hes. Sc. 325 ; e)c a)gximo/loio i)dw/n Il. 24.352 ; a)gxi/molon de\ met' au)to/n close behind him, Od. 17.336 : c. gen., e(/qen a)gxi/moloi cj. in Theoc. 25.203 . a)/gximos, on , (a)/gxi) = plhsi/os , E. Fr. 867 . a)gxi/-mousos, on, dub. in Anacreont. 56.31 . a)gxi-nefh/s, e/s, near the clouds, sko/pelos AP 6.219.14 (Antip.), Nonn. D. 3.208 , al.:—late Prose, o)/rh Men.Prot. p.48D. a)gxi/-noia, h(, (noe/w) ready wit, sagacity, shrewdness, Pl. Chrm. 160a , Arist. EN 1142b6 , AP 0.89b10 , Zeno Stoic. 1.56 , Onos. Praef. 9 , D.S. 1.65 , etc.; a). au)likh/ Plb. 15.34.4 . a)gxi/-noos, on, contr. a)gxi/-nous, oun, ready of wit, shrewd, Od. 13.332 , Pl. Lg. 747b , Stoic. 2.39 , etc.; pro\s ta\ sumbai/nonta Arist. HA 587a12 : Comp. , Ptol. Tetr. 57 , S.E. P. 2.41 : Sup. , ib. 42 . Adv. -no/ws Aen.Tact. 11.10 ; -nws Id. 24.11 , Arist. VV 1250a33 , Andronic.Rhod. p.575M. : Sup. -nou/stata Phlp. in Ph. 483.1 . a)gxi/-ploos, on, contr. a)gxi/-plous, oun, near by sea, po/ros direct voyage, E. IT 1325 . a)gxi/-polis, poet. a)gxi/-ptolis, near the city, dwelling hard by, *palla/s A. Th. 501 ; *)/arhs S. Ant. 970 (lyr.). neighbouring, of a city, Nonn. D. 11.36 . a)gxi/-poros, on, passing near, always near, ko/lakes AP 10.64 ( Agath. ); simply, neighbouring, Nonn. D. 5.38 ,al. a)gxi/-pous, o(, h(, poun, to/, near with the foot, near, Lyc. 318 . a)gxi/rroos, on, flowing near, A.R. 2.367 . a)gxi/sporos, on, near of kin, oi( qew=n a)gxi/sporoi, oi( *zhno\s e)ggu/s A. Fr. 162 ; fu/sin ai)qe/ros ou)=san a). Ph. 2.374 . a)gxist-ei/a, h(, (a)/gxistos) close kinship, h( tou= ge/nous a). Pl. Lg. 924d ; a). u(pa/rxei tini\ pro/s tina Arist. Rh. 1385a3 . rights of kin, right of inheritance, Ar. Av. 1661 ; prote/rois toi=s a)/rresi tw=n qhleiw=n th\n a). pepoi/hke Is. 7.20 ; no/qw| mhde\ no/qh| ei)=nai a). Id. 6.47 , Lex ap. D. 43.51 ; tai=s a). pro/teroi o)/ntes tino/s Is. 7.44 , cf. D. 44.2 . exclusion by descent, LXX Ne. 13.29 . a)gxist-ei=a, ta/, = foreg., ge/nous kat' a). S. Ant. 174 . a)gxist-eu/s, e/ws, o(, mostly in pl. a)gxistei=s, next of kin, of nations, Hdt. 5.80 :—heir-at-law, LXX Ru. 3.9 (with v.l. a)gxist-euth/s, ib. 4.1 ), Hierocl. in CA 5p.428M. ; suggenh\s a). Luc. Tim. 51 . a)gxist-eutiko/s, h/, o/n, of the a)gxisteu/s, Asp. in EN 77.14 . a)gxist-eu/w, to be next or near, gh= a)gxisteu/ousa . . po/ntw| E. Tr. 224 (lyr.). to be next of kin, heir-at-law, tini/ Is. 11.11 : metaph., a). a)gorai/hs e)rgasi/hs Hp. Praec. 8 . c. acc., a). tina/ do a kinsman's office to a woman, i.e. marry her, LXX Ru. 3.13 , 4.4 ; also klhronomi/an a). enter upon . . , Nu. 36.8 . Pass. , to be excluded by descent, a)po\ th=s i(eratei/as 2 Es. 2.62 , Ne. 7.64 . a)gxist-h/r, h=ros, o(, one who brings near, pa/qous S. Tr. 256 . a)gxist-iko/s, h/, o/n, belonging to the a)gxistei/a, Ammon. Diff. 5 . a)gxist-i/ndhn, Adv. within the near kin, gamei=n Poll. 6.175 , Lex ap. Hsch. a)gxist-i=nos, h, on, Ep. Adj. close, crowded, in heaps, ai( me/n t' a). e)p' a)llh/lh|si ke/xuntai Il. 5.141 ; toi\ d' a). e)/pipton nekroi/ 17.361 , cf. Od. 22.118 . a)/gxist-os, on, Arc. a)/sistos (v. sub fin.), Sup. of a)/gxi, nearest: as Adj. not in Ep. ; nearest in place, A. Ag. 256 (lyr.), S. OT 919 ; ge/nei a)/. patro/s E. Tr. 48 ; to\n a)/. S. El. 1105 ; ever nigh, Pi. P. 9.64 . Hom. has only neut. as Adv., a)/gxiston nearest, Od. 5.280 ; more commonly pl., a)/gxista e)w/|kei was most nearly like , Il. 2.58 , 14.474 ; a)/. e)oikw/s Od. 13.80 ; a)/. e)i/+skw 6.152 , cf. Pi. I. 2.10 : freq. c. gen., *dio\s a)/. next to Zeus, A. Supp. 1035 (lyr.); a)/. tou= bwmou= Hdt. 9.81 ; a)/. oi)kei=n tinos Id. 1.134 , al., cf. Hp. Mul. 2.181 :—oi( a)/. those next of kin, Hdt. 5.79 ; a)/. h)=n au)tw=| ge/nous Luc. Cat. 17 ; also toi\ 's a)/sista po/qikes IG 5(2).159.17 (Tegea), cf. Jahresh. 1.197 (Elis). nearestto what is right, 'for choice', Hp. Art. 14 , cf. Acut. 57 . of Time, most lately, but now, a)/ . . . po/lemos de/dhen Il. 20.18 ; o( a)/. a)poqanw/n he who died last, Hdt. 2.143 ; ta\ a)/. most recently, Antipho 2.1.6 . a)gxi/-strofos, on, turning closely, quick-swooping, i)kti=nos Thgn. 1261 . quick-changing, changeable, a)gxi/strofa bouleu/esqai Hdt. 7.13 ; a). metabolh/ sudden change, Th. 2.53 ; a)sta/qmhton pra=gma eu)tuxi/a kai\ a). D.H. 4.23 :—Rhet., to\ a). rapidity of transition, Longin. 27.3 ; a(rmoni/a a). peri\ ta\s ptw/seis a style flexible in the use of the cases, D.H. Comp. 22 . Adv. -fws Longin. 22.1 . a)gxi-telh/s, e/s, near its wane, selh/nh Nonn. D. 40.314 . a)gxi-te/rmwn, on, gen. onos, (te/rma) near the border, neighbouring, S. Fr. 384 , E. Rh. 426 ; tino/s Theodect. 17 , Lyc. 1130 .—Poet. (Dithyrambic acc. to Poll. 6.113 ) and in X. Hier. 10.7 . a)gxi-to/kos, on, near the birth, w)di=nes pangs of child-birth, Pi. Fr. 88.2 , Nonn. D. 24.197 ; of a woman, AP 7.462 ( Dionys. ); nu/mfai Nonn. D. 8.12 . a)gxi-fanh/s, e/s, appearing close at hand, Nonn. D. 2.97 , al. a)gxi/-frwn, onos, = a)gxi/nous , Ptol. Tetr. 160 . a)gxi/-futos, on, growing hard by, Nonn. D. 3.152 , 12.279 . a)gxi/wn, on, Comp. of a)/gxi, nearer, EM 14.47 . a)gxoa/dhn: a)mbola/dhn, Hsch. a)gxo/-qen, Adv. from near athand, Hdt. 4.31 , Luc. Syr.D. 28 . a)/gxo-qi, Poet. Adv. near, deirh=s Il. 14.412 , cf. Od. 13.103 , A.R. 1.37 , etc.: abs., Theoc. 22.40 , IG 9(2).645 (Thessal.). a)gx-o/moros, on, neighbouring, c. gen., dub. in Theoc. 25.203 . a)gxon-a/w, (a)gxo/nh) strangle, Man. 1.317 , Suid. a)gxo/n-h, h(, (a)/gxw) strangling, hanging, a)gxo/nhs . . te/rmata A. Eu. 746 ; e)/rga krei/sson' a)gxo/nhs deeds too bad for hanging, S. OT 1374 ; ta/d' a)gxo/nhs pe/las 'tis nigh as bad as hanging, E. Heracl. 246 ; tau=t' ou)xi\ . . a)gxo/nhs e)/st' a)/cia ; Id. Ba. 246 ; tau=ta . . ou)k a). ; Ar. Ach. 125 ; oi( d' a)gxo/nhn h(/yanto Semon. 1.18 : rare in Prose, a). kai\ lu/ph Aeschin. 2.38 :— in pl., e)n a)gxo/nais qa/naton labei=n E. Hel. 200 , cf. ib. 299 , HF 154 ; ai( a). ma/lista toi=s ne/ois Arist. Pr. 954b35 . = mandrago/ra , Ps.- Dsc. 4.75 . a)gxon-i/zw, strangle, Sch. E. Hipp. 780 ( Pass. ). a)gxo/n-ios, a, on, fit for strangling, bro/xos E. Hel. 686 ; desmo/s Nonn. D. 21.31 , 34.229 . a)gxon-isth/s, o(, hangman, Gloss. a)gxo/se, Adv. coming near, A.D. Adv. 194.17 . a)gxota/tw, Adv., Sup. of a)gxou=, nearest, next, c. gen., h.Ap. 18 , Hdt. 2.169 , E. Fr. 620 ; a). tino/s, of like ness, Hdt. 7.64 ( v.l. -o/tata ), 80 , al.; tini/ ib. 91 ; oi( a). prosh/kontes the nearest of kin, 4.73 . a)gxo/teros, a, on, Comp. of a)gxou=, nearer, c. gen., Hdt. 7.175 . Adv. -ote/rw App. BC 1.57 . a)gxou=, = a)/gxi , near, freq. in Hom. , usu. in phrase a)gxou= d' i(stame/nh (or -os) Il. 2.172 , al.; steu=tai d' *)odush=os a)kou=sai a). Od. 17.526 , cf. 19.271 ; a). kaqh=sqai Archil. Supp. 3.3 , cf. S. Tr. 962 : twice c. gen., Il. 24.709 , Od. 6.5 : c. dat., Pi. N. 9.40 , Hdt. 3.85 : in late Prose, lo/goi a). tou/twn Philostr. V A 6.16 . a)gxou/rhs: pe/nhs, Hsch. a)/gxouros (A), on, (a)/gxi, ou)=ros Ion. for o(/ros) neighbouring, AP 9.235 ( Crin. ); bordering on, tini/ Orph. A. 124 ; tino/s Lyc. 418 . a)/gxouros (B), o(, gold, from the name of the son of Midas, AP 15.25.7 codd. ( Besant. ), cf. Plu. 2.306f . a)gxou=ros, dawn, Call. Hec. 1.4.10 ; Cypr acc. to Hsch. a)/gxousa, h(, alkanet, Anchusa tinctoria, Thphr. HP 7.8.3 , Dsc. 4.23 ; cf. e)/gxousa. a)gxousi/zomai, Med. , rouge, Hsch. a)/gxran: mu/wpa ( Locr. ), Hsch. a)gxra/nasqai (for a)naxr-), anoint or wash oneself, Id. a)gxu/nwy, wpos, o(, = foi=nic , Dsc. 4.43 . a)/gxw, fut. a)/gcw Ar. Ec. 638 , Luc. DMort. 22.1 : aor. 1 inf. a)/gcai v.l. for a)/cai LXX 4 Ma. 9.17 , (a)p-) Ar. Pax 796 :— Med. and Pass. (v. infr.) only in pres.:—squeeze, esp. the throat, a)/gxe min i(ma\s u(po\ deirh/n Il. 3.371 ; embrace, mh\ qe/lousan Anacreont. 57.22 , cf. Herod. 1.18 ; hug, in wrestling, Id. 2.12 , Luc. Anach. 1 , Paus. 8.40.2 , Philostr. Im. 1.6 ( Pass. ); strangle, throttle, tou\s pate/ras h)=gxon nu/ktwr Ar. V. 1039 , cf. Ec. 638 , 640 ; to\n *ke/rberon a)ph=|cas a)/gxwn Id. Ra. 468 , cf. Av. 1575 ; ka)\n tau=ron a)/gxois Id. Lys. 81 , cf. Crates Com. 29 , D. 54.20 , Theoc. 5.106 , APl. 4.90 ; e)n xalinw=| ta\s siago/nas a)/. LXX Ps. 31 ( 32 ). 9 : metaph., of pressing creditors, Ar. Eq. 775 , Luc. Symp. 32 ; yuxh\ u(po\ tou= sw/matos a)gxome/nh Corp.Herm. 10.24 , cf. 7.3 ; of a guilty conscience, tou=to . . a)/gxei, siwpa=n poiei= D. 19.208 :— Med. , strangle oneself, Hp. Morb. 2.68 :— Pass. , Pi. N. 1.46 , D. 47.59 , Theoc. 7.125 ; to be drowned, Hp. Virg. 1 .—Not in Trag. a)gxw/ma^los, on, (o(malo/s) nearly equal, a)gxw/maloi e)n xeirotoni/a| Th. 3.49 ; a). ma/xh a doubtful battle, Id. 4.134 ; th\n ni/khn e)n a)gxwma/ly katalipo/ntes J. BJ 6.2.6 ; to\ plh=qos ou)k a). Plu. Caes. 42 , cf. D.H. 5.14 :—neut. pl. as Adv., a)gxw/mala naumaxei=n, Lat. aequo Marte pugnare, Th. 7.71 ; a). sfisi e)ge/neto Luc. Herm. 12 . Adv. -a/lws Id. VH 2.37 , App. Praef. 11 . a)/gw [a^], impf. h)=gon, Ep. and Ion. a)/geskon Hdt. 1.148 , A.R. 1.849 : fut. a)/cw Il. 1.139 , etc.: thematic aor. imper. a)/cete Il. 3.105 , inf. a)ce/menai, -e/men, Il. 23.50 , 111 : aor. 2 h)/gagon Il. 6.291 , etc., opt. a)gagoi/hn Sapph. 159 : aor. 1 h)=ca rare, h)=ze Tim. Pers. 165 , part. a)/cas Batr. 119 , inf. a)/cai Antipho 5.46 : pf. h)=xa SIG 1 (Abu Simbel, vii/ vi B. C.), Plb. 3.111.3 , (pro-) D. 19.18 , (sun-) X. Mem. 4.2.8 ; a)gh/goxa OGI 219.15 (Sigeum, iii B.C.), etc., Dor. sun-aga/goxa Test.Epict. 3.12 ; a)gh/oxa LXX To. 12.3 , J. BJ 1.30.1 , Alex. Fig. 1.11 , etc. (also in compds., (ei)s-) Ps.-Philipp. ap. D. 18.39 , (kat-) Decr.ib. 73 ); a)gei/oxa PTeb. 5.193 (ii B. C.), etc.; a)ge/wxa (di-) CIG 4897d (Philae, i B. C.), PTeb. 5.198 (ii B. C.), etc.: plpf. a)gho/xei Plb. 30.4.17 :— Med. , fut. a)/comai Hom. , Hdt. , Trag.: them. aor. 1 a)/conto Il. 8.545 , imper. a)/zesqe ib. 505 : also a)ca/mhn (e)s-) Hdt. 5.34 , (proes-) 1.190 , 8.20 : aor.2 h)gago/mhn Hom. , etc., 2 sg. a)ga/gao GDI 5088.8 (Cret.):— Pass. , fut. a)xqh/somai Pl. Hp.Ma. 292a , (pros-) Th. 4.87 , etc.; a)/comai in pass. sense, A. Ag. 1632 , Pl. R. 458d , (pros-) Th. 4.115 , etc.: aor. 1 h)/xqhn X. An. 6.3.10 , Ion. a)/xqhn Hdt. 6.30 , part. a)xqei/s Hippon. 9 : pf. h)=gmai Hdt 2.158 , D. 13.15 ; also in med. sense, v. infr. B. 2 . lead, carry, fetch, bring, of living creatures, fe/rw being used of things, dw=ke d' a)/gein e(ta/roisi . . gunai=ka, kai\ tri/poda . . fe/rein Il. 23.512 ; bou=n d' a)ge/thn kera/wn by the horns, Od. 3.439 ; a)/. ei)s or pro\s to/pon, poet. also c. acc. loci, no/stoi d' e)k pole/mwn a)po/nous (sc. a)/ndras) . . a)=gon oi)/kous A. Pers. 863 (lyr.); *(/aidas . . a)/gei ta\n *)axe/rontos a)kta/n S. Ant. 811 (lyr.); a)/. tina/ tini Od. 14.386 ; i(/ppous u(f' a(/rmat' a)/. 3.476 , cf. A. Pr. 465 . part. a)/gwn taking, sth=se d' a)/gwn Il. 2.558 , cf. Od. 1.130 , S. OC 1342 , etc. take with one, e(tai/rous Od. 10.405 , cf. S. OC 832 , etc.; ti Il. 15.531 , Hdt. 1.70 ; of a wife, A. Pr. 559 (lyr.) (more usu. Med. , q.v.). carry off as captives or booty, Il. 1.367 , 9.594 , A. Th. 340 , etc.; a)/xqh a)go/menos para\ basile/a Hdt. 6.30 ; a)go/menos, i.e. dou=los, Archil. 155 , cf. E. Tr. 140 , Pl. Lg. 914e ; *di/khn a)/gein to lead Justice forcibly away, Hes. Op. 220 ; h( e)piqumi/a a)/gei Arist. EN 1147a34 ; of a fowler, fu=lon o)rni/qwn a)mfibalw\n a)/gei S. Ant. 343 : esp. in phrase a)/. kai\ fe/rein harry, ravage a country, first in Il. 5.484 oi(=o/n k' h)e\ fe/roien *)axaioi\ h)/ ken a)/goien, cf. 23.512 sq.; freq. in Hdt. and Att. Prose:—in Pass. , a)go/meqa, fero/meqa E. Tr. 1310 , cf. Ar. Nu. 241 : more rarely reversed, fe/rousi/ te kai\ a)/gousi Hdt. 1.88 ; e)/fere kai\ h)=ge pa/ntas Id. 3.39 : c. acc. loci, fe/rwn kai\ a)/gwn th\n *biquni/da X. HG 3.2.2 ; h)=gon kai\ e)/kaon th\n B. ib. 5 ; a)/. alone, ravage, IG 9(1).333 ( Locr. , v B. C.): —but fe/rein kai\ a)/gein sts. means simply bear and carry, bring together, Pl. Phdr. 279c ; th\n poi/hsin fe/rein te kai\ a)/gein, i.e. bring it into the state, Id. Lg. 817a , cf. X. Cyr. 3.3.2 . a)/. ei)s di/khn or dikasth/rion, e)pi\ tou\s dikasta/s to carry one before a court of justice, freq. in Att. , pro\s th\n di/khn a)/. E. Fr. 1049 ; u(p' e)pi/gnwsin a)xqh=nai PTeb. 28.11 (ii B. C.); simply a)/gein Pl. Grg. 527a , etc.; e)pi\ qana/tw| a)/. X. An. 1.6.10 , etc.:— Pass. , e)pi\ basilei=s a)xqh/sesqe Ev.Matt. 10.18 , cf. PTeb. 331.16 (ii A.D.); fo/nou a)/gesqai Plu. 2.309e . Pass. , to be confiscated, ta\ kth/nh a)xqh/setai pro\s ta\ e)kfo/ria (to meet the rent) PTeb. 27.75 (ii B. C.). of ships, carry as cargo, import, [oi)=non] nh=es a)/gousi Il. 9.72 , etc.; i(/na oi( su\n fo/rton a)/goimi (i.e. su/n oi() Od. 14.296 . draw on, bring on, ph=ma to/d' h)/gagon *ou)rani/wnes Il. 24.547 ; *)ili/w fqora/n A. Ag. 406 (lyr.); termi/an a(me/ran S. Ant. 1330 (lyr.); u(/pnon Id. Ph. 638 ; xara/n E. Fr. 174 ; da/kru Id. Alc. 1081 . bear up, felloi\ d' w(/s. a)/gousi di/ktuon A. Ch. 506 . carry far and wide, spread abroad, kle/os Od. 5.311 . Medic., remove, fle/gma Hp. Nat.Hom. 6 , cf. Aph. 4.2 ; e(/lminqa Dsc. 1.16 . lead towards a point, lead on, to\n d' a)/ge moi=ra kakh\ qana/toio te/losde Il. 13.602 ; kh=res a)/gon qana/toio 2.834 ; oi(= m' a)timi/as a)/geis S. El. 1035 : also c. inf., a)/gei qanei=n leads to death, E. Hec. 43 : c. acc. cogn., a)/gomai ta/nd' e(toi/man o(do/n S. Ant. 877 (lyr.); o(do\s a)/gei the road leads, Heraclit. 71 , S. OT 734 , Tab.Heracl. 1.16 , etc.: metaph., tend, e)pi\ to\ a)/kron Pl. Lg. 701e . lead, guide, esp. in war, lao/n Il. 10.79 ; a)/. stratia/n, nau=s, etc., Th. 7.12 , 8.59 , etc., cf. X. An. 4.8.12 ; henceabs., march, qa=sson o( *niki/as h)=ge Th. 7.81 , cf. X. HG 4.2.19 , etc.: simply, go, a)/gwmen Ev.Marc. 1.38 ; of the gods, etc., guide, Pi. , Hdt. , etc.; e)p' a)reth/n E. Fr. 672 ; dia\ po/nwn a)/gein tina/ Id. IT 988 . manage, no/w| plou=ton Pi. P. 6.47 ; politei/an Th. 1.127 ; th\n sofi/an conduct philosophical inquiry, Pl. Tht. 172b ; of reasoning, a)gagei=n tou\s lo/gous Arist. APr. 47a21 ; ei)s to\ a)du/naton a)/. ib. 27a15 ( v.l. a)pa/gontas ):— Pass. , to be led, guided, logismw=| Pl. R. 431c ; h(gou/menos tw=n h(donw=n a)ll' ou)k a)go/menos u(p' au)tw=n Isoc. 9.45 . refer, attribute, ti ei)s e)qeloka/khsin Plb. 27.15.13 ; ti e)s *dio/nuson Luc. Syr.D. 33 . bring up, train, educate, a)go/menois o)rqw=s Pl. Lg. 782d ; h)/xqh th\n legome/nhn a)gwgh/n Plu. Ages. 1 ; of animals, train, X. Mem. 4.1.3 . reduce, e)s braxu\ th\n a)rxh/n Hp. VM 1 ; e)s to\ h(/misu Id. Mul. 1.78 ; of propositions, ei)s r(a|dicste/ran kataskeuh/n Papp. 1076.6 . draw out in length, tei=xos a)/. to draw a line of wall, Th. 6.99 ; me/laqron ei)s o)ro/fous AP 9.649 ( Maced. ); o)/gmon a)/. Theoc. 10.2 ; a)/. gramma/s to draw lines, Arist. Top. 101a16 ; h)/xqwsan ka/qetoi let perpendiculars be drawn, Mete. 373a11 ; a)/. e)pi/pedon describe a plane, Archim. Sph.Cyl. 1.7 , etc.:— Pass. , h)=ktai h( diw=ruc Hdt. 2.158 , cf. Th. 6.100 ; ko/lpou a)gome/nou th=s gh=s, i.e. when the land forms a bight, Hdt. 4.99 . hold, celebrate, *)apatou/ria, o(rth/n, Hdt. 1.147 , 183 (more usu. a)na/gein); freq. in Att. , a)/. a)gw=na IG 1.53.33 ; qusi/an, qewri/an Isoc. 19.10 ; kreourgo\n h)=mar eu)qu/mws a)/gein A. Ag. 1592 ; ga/mous Men. Sam. 336 , cf. LXX To. 11.19 ( Pass. ); e)kklhsi/an Plu. Aem. 30 :— Pass. , a)gorai=oi a)/gontai Act.Ap. 19.38 . keep, observe a date, a)/. th\n h(me/ran tau/thn pa/nta to\n xro/non Th. 5.54 , cf. Men. 521 ; kata\ selh/nhn ta\s h(me/ras Ar. Nu. 626 ; reckon, tou\s e)niautou\s kaq' h(/lion Gem. 8.6 . keep, observe, o)rqa\n a)/geis e)fhmosu/nan Pi. P. 6.20 ; sponda\s a)/. pro/s tinas Th. 6.7 ; ei)rh/nhn Pl. R. 465b , etc.: c. acc., as periphr. for a neut. Verb, sxolh\n a)/gein, = sxola/zein , E. Med. 1238 , Pl. R. 376d ; h(suxi/an a)/., = h(suxa/cein , X. An. 3.1.14 ; a)/. a)pasti/an Ar. Nu. 621 ; kru/yin a)/., of stars betw. setting and rising, Autol. 2.9 ; keep up, sustain, maintain, nei=kos Pi. P. 9.31 ; ge/lwt' a)/gein to keep laughing, S. Aj. 382 ; a)/. ktu/pon E. Or. 182 (lyr.); with predicate, maintain, e)leuqe/ran h)=ge th\n *(ella/da D. 9.36 . of Time, pass, a)ph/manton a)/gwn bi/oton Pi. O. 8.87 ; poi/as h(me/ras dokei=s m' a)/gein; S. El. 266 ; o( bi/os ou(mo\s e(spe/ran a)/gei Alex. 228 , cf. w(/ran a)/gein to be ripe, th=s gastro\s w(/ran a)gou/shs Philostr. VA 2.14 ; w(/ran h)=ge qana/tou Chor. p.38B. ; th=s h(liki/as a)/gon to\ a)/nqos Id. p.53 B. ; te/tarton e)/tos a)/gwn kai\ triakosto/n Gal. Lib. Propr. 1 . of beliefs, hold, ai(/resin Plb. 27.15.14 . hold account, treat, a)/. a)reta\n ou)k ai)/sxion fua=s Pi. I. 7(6).22 ; e)n timh=| a)/gein or a)/gesqai, e)n ou)demih=| moi/rh| a)/., peri\ plei/stou a)/., Hdt. 1.134 , 2.172 , 9.7 , etc.; qeou\s a)/. to believe in, A. Supp. 924 ; dia\ timh=s a)/. tina/, etc., Luc. Prom.Es 4 , etc.; to\ pra=gm' a)/ . . . w(s par' ou)de/n S. Ant. 34 ; th\n *)afrodi/thn pro/sq' a)/. tou= *bakxi/ou E. Ba. 225 ; timiw/teron a)/. tina/ Th. 8.81 ; eu)ergesi/as ei)s a)xaristi/an kai\ prophlakismo\n a)/. D. 18.316 :—with Adverbs, dusfo/rws tou)/neidos h)=gon S. OT 784 ; e)nti/mws a)/. Pl. R. 528c , etc.:— Pass. , h)go/mhn d' a)nh\r a)stw=n me/gistos S. OT 775 . draw down in the scale, hence, weigh, a)/. mna=n, triakosi/ous dareikou/s, etc., weigh a mina, 300 darics, etc., D. 22.76 , 24.129 , cf. Philippid. 9.4 , etc.; a)/. ple/on Arist. Pr. 931b15 ; a)/. staqmo/n Plu. 2.96b . on a)/ge, a)/gete, v.s. vocc. Med. a)/gomai, carry away for oneself, xruso/n te kai\ a)/rguron oi)/kad' a)/gesqai Od. 10.35 ; take with one, 6.58 , E. Heracl. 808 , etc.; of a ship's cargo, D. 35.20 ; take to oneself, dw=ron Theoc. 1.9 , cf. 11 ; take upon oneself, a)/gesqai e)s xei=ras Hdt. 1.126 , 4.79 . a)/gesqai gunai=ka take to oneself a wife, Od. 14.211 ; gunai=ka a)/. e)s ta\ oi)ki/a Hdt. 1.59 , etc.; a)/gesqai/ tina e)s dw=ma Hes. Th. 410 ; simply a)/. marry, Hdt. 2.47 , etc.: pf. Pass. h)=gmai is used in this med. sense, J. AJ 14.12.1 ; of the father, bring home a wife for his son, Od. 4.10 , Hdt. 1.34 ; of a brother, Od. 15.238 ; of friends of the bridegroom and bride, Od. 6.28 , Hes. Sc. 274 : later in Pass. of the wife, PGnom. 138 (ii A.D.). like Act. , bring; dia\ sto/ma a)/gesqai mu=qon bring through the mouth, i.e. utter, Il. 14.91 . a)gwgai=os, on, (a)gwgh/) fit for leading by, of a dog's collar or leash, AP 6.35 ( Leon. ). a)gwgei=on, to/, pander's house, Poll. 9.48 (perh. f.l. for a)swt- ). a)gwgeu/s, e/ws, o(, haulier, Hdt. 2.175 . escort, guide, Milet. 3.152.16 (Methymna, ii B. C.). prosecutor (cf. a)/gw 1.4 ), Suid. leading-rein, leash, S. Fr. 974 , Stratt. 52 , X. Eq. 6.5 . epith. of Zeus, guide, director, Anecd.Stud. 1.265 . a)gwgh/, h(, (a)/gw) carrying away, Hdt. 6.85 , etc.; freight, carriage, pro\s ta\s a)gwga\s . . xrh=sqai u(pozugi/ois Pl. R. 370e , cf. X. Lac. 7.5 , PLond. 3.948.2 (iii A.D.). intr., th\n a). dia\ ta/xous e)poiei=to pursued his voyage, Th. 4.29 (v.l.); movement, Pl. R. 604b ; a). e)pi/ ti tendency towards . . , Hp. Epid. 1.1 . bringing to or in, u(mw=n h( e)s tou\s o)li/gous a). your bringing us before the council, Th. 5.85 . forcible seizure, carrying off, abduction, A. Ag. 1263 , S. OC 662 ; a)gwgh\n poih/sasqai PTeb. 39.22 (ii B. C.), cf. 48.22 . u(/datos a)gwgai/ aqueducts, IG 12(5).872 (Tenos), cf. D.H. 3.67 . load, Ostr. 1168 ; weight, AB 333 . winding up of engine, Ph. Bel. 57.13 (pl.). drawing of lines, Procl. in Euc. pp.284,376 F. evoking, pneuma/twn Iamb. Myst. 3.6 (pl.). spell for bringing a person, usu. love-charm, PMag.Par. 1.1390 . leading, guidance, i(/ppou X. Eq. 6.4 ; h( tou= no/mou, tou= logismou= a). Pl. Lg. 645a , cf. Plt. 274b . leading of an army, Id. Lg. 746e (pl.); a). stratarxi/as conduct of an expedition, Vett.Val. 339.29 ; h( a). tw=n pragma/twn Plb. 3.8.5 . direction, training, paidei/a me/n e)sq' h( pai/dwn o(lkh/ te kai\ a). pro\s to\n u(po\ tou= no/mou lo/gon o)rqo\n ei)rhme/non Pl. Lg. 659d , cf. 819a ; a). o)rqh=s tuxei=n pro\s a)reth/n Arist. EN 1179b31 ; dia\ to\ h)=qos kai\ th\n a). Id. Pol. 1292b14 , cf. Cleanth.Stoic. 1.107 : in pl., systems of education, Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.173 ; esp. of the public education of the Spartan youth, *lakwnikh\ a). Plb. 1.32.1 ; *)aghsi/laos h)/xqh th\n legome/nhn a)gwgh\n e)n *dakedai/moni Plu. Ages. 1 ; a). stoixeiw/dhs elementary course, Apollon.Perg. Con. 1 Praef.:—also of plants, culture, Thphr. HP 1.3.2 ; of diseases, treatment, Gal. 12.414 , 15.436 . way of life, conduct, Archyt ap. Stob. 2.31.120 (pl.), PTeb. 24.57 (ii B. C.), OGI 223.15 (Erythrae, iii B. C.), LXX 2 Ma. 6.8 , 2 Ep.Tim. 3.10 , M.Ant. 1.6 . keeping, observance, h(merw=n Aristox. Rhyth. 2.37 ; mhnw=n Gem. 8.48 . generally, method, construction (of a law), Arist. Rh. 1375b12 ; style, D.H. Isoc. 20 , al.; h( a). tw=n diale/ktwn Str. 14.1.41 . method of proof, esp. of syllogistic reasoning, lo/goi ta\s a)gwga\s u(giei=s e)/xontes Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.84 , cf. Simp. in Ph. 759.14 ; line of argument, Plu. 2.106b . school of philosophers, Phld. Sto.Herc. 339.12 , Acad.Ind. p.68 M., S.E. P. 1.145 , etc. Milit., manoeuvre, movement, Ascl. Tact. 12.7 and 10 ; order of march, ib. 11.8 , cf. Ael. Tact. 39.1 . in Law, = Lat. actio, Cod.Just. 4.24.1 , al. tempo, in music, Pl. R. 400c (pl.), Aristox. Harm. p.34 M., Aristid.Quint. 1.19 ; sequence, of a melody, Aristox. Harm. p.29 M.; musical style, Str. 14.1.41 , Plu. 2.1141c . a)gwgika/, ta/, expenses of transport, Cod.Just. 10.30.4 . a)gw/gimos, on, of things, capable of being carried, trissw=n a(macw=n . . a). ba/ros enough to load, E. Cyc. 385 ; ta\ a). things portable, wares, Pl. Prt. 313c , X. An. 5.1.16 , etc.; a)/llo de\ mhde\n a). a)/gesqai e)n tw=| ploi/w| D. 35.20 . of persons, liable to seizure, X. HG 7.3.11 , cf. D. 23.11 , Plu. Sol. 13 , BGU 1116.27 ( 13 B.C.):—also of things, D.H. 5.69 . easily led, pliable, Plu. Alc. 6 . Act. , a)gw/gimon, to/ , love-charm, philtre, Plu. 2.1093d , cf. PMag.Lond. 121.295 : pl., PMag.Par. 1.2231 . a)gw/gion, to/, load of a wagon, X. Cyr. 6.1.54 , PPetr. 3p.101 (iii B. C.), PLond. 3.1166.13 (i A.D.). carriage of such a load, PPetr. l.c. a)gwgo/s, o/n, leading, guiding, and as Subst., guide, Hdt. 3.26 ; escort, Th. 2.12 , cf. 4.78 ; a). u(/datos aqueduct, Mon.Anc.Gr. 19.5 (pl.); without u(/datos, Just. Nov. 128.16 (pl.): c. gen., du/namis a)nqrw/pwn a). power of leading men, Plu. Lyc. 5 . leading towards, e)pi/ ti Pl. R. 525a , Phld. D. 3.12 ; ei)s . . Plu. Per. 1 . drawing, attracting, du/namis a). tinos, of the magnet, Dsc. 5.130 . drawing forth, eliciting, xoai\ nekrw=n a)gwgoi/ E. Hec. 536 ; dakru/wn a). Id. Tr. 1131 ; gunaikei/wn Hp. Aph. 5.28 ; e)mmh/nwn Dsc. 1.16 . abs., attractive, Plu. Crass. 7 ; to\ a). attractiveness, Id. 2.25b . a)gwi/lion, to/, = a)wi/lion , PSI 4.423.6 , al. (iii B. C.). a)gw/n [a^], w=nos, o( , Aeol. a)/gwnos, ou, o(, Alc. 121 (also E.ap.Sch.Il. Oxy. 1087.60 ); Elean dat. pl. a)gw/noir GDI 1172.26 : (a)/gw):—gathering, assembly, i(/zanen eu)ru\n a). Il. 23.258 ; lu=to d' a). 24.1 , cf. Od. 8.200 ; new=n e)n a)gw=ni Il. 15.428 , cf. Eust. 1335.57 : esp. assembly met to see games, freq. in Il. 23 ; *(uperbore/wn a). Pi P. 10.30 ; koinou\s a). qe/ntes A. Ag. 845 . place of contest, lists, course, bh/thn e)s me/sson a). Il. 23.685 , cf. 531 , Od. 8.260 , Hes. Sc. 312 , Pi. P. 9.114 , and esp. Th. 5.50 : prov., e)/cw a)gw=nos out of the lists or course, i.e. beside the mark, Pi. P. 1.44 , Luc. Anach. 21 : pl., kat' a)gw=nas Od. 8.259 . assembly of the Greeks at the national games, o( e)n *)olumpi/h| a). Hdt. 6.127 ; o( *)olumpiko\s a). Ar. Pl. 583 ; *(ella/dos pro/sxhm' a). S. El. 682 , cf. 699 :— hence, contest for a prize at the games, a). gumniko/s, i(ppiko/s, mousiko/s, Hdt. 2.91 , Pl. Lg. 658a , Ar. Pl. 1163 , cf. Th. 3.104 ; oi( tw=n lampa/dwn a). Arist. Ath. 57.1 ; a). tw=n a)ndrw=n contest in which the chorus was composed of men, opp. to pai/dwn or a)genei/wn (q.v.), D. 21.18 , etc.; a). stefanhfo/ros or stefani/ths contest where the prize is a crown, Hdt. 5.102 , Arist. Rh. 1357a19 ; a). xa/lkeos, where it is a shield of brass, Pi. N. 10.22 ; a). qematiko/s IG 14.739 (Naples); a)rguri/ths dwri/ths Plu. 2.820d :—hence many phrases, a)gw=na katasth=sai establish a contest, Isoc. 4.1 ; tiqe/nai Hdt. 5.8 ; poiei=n Th. 3.104 ; ou) lo/gwn tou\s a). proqh/sontes Id. 3.67 ; prohgo/reue/ te a)gw=nas kai\ a)=qla prouti/qei X. Cyr. 8.2.26 ; prokalou/menos e(auto\n ei)s a). Id. Mem. 2.3.17 ; tou\s a). nika=n ib. 3.7.1 ; e)n toi=s a)gw=si Isoc. 15.301 ; of contests in general, ei)s a). lo/gwn a)fike/sqai tini/ Pl. Prt. 335a ; pro\s ti/n' a)gw=nas tiqe/mesq' a)reth=s; E. Ion 863 (lyr.); a). sofi/as Ar. Ra. 883 . generally, struggle, pollou\s a). e)ciw/n, of Hercules, S. Tr. 159 ; cifhfo/ros a). A. Ch. 584 ; ei)s a). tw=|de sumpesw\n ma/xhs S. Tr. 20 , etc; o( *fi/lippos, pro\s o)n h)=n h(mi=n o( a). D. 18.67 ; poie/ein h)\ paqei=n pro/keitai a). Hdt. 7.11 ; a)lhqei/hn a)ske/ein a). me/gistos ib. 209 : pl., pragma/twn a)gw=nas kekthme/nwn Epicur. Sent. 21 ; a)/poros a). Lys. 7.2 ; o(/plwn e)/keit' a). pe/ri S. Aj. 936 ; and without peri/, tw=n *)axillei/wn o(/plwn a). ib. 1240 ; yuxh=s a). to\n prokei/menon pe/ri struggle for life and death, E. Or. 847 , cf. Ph. 1330 ; pollou\s a). drame/ontai peri\ sfe/wn au)tw=n Hdt. 8.102 ; lo/gwn ga\r ou) . . a(gw/n, a)lla\ sh=s yuxh=s pe/ri S. El. 1492 , cf.infr. 5 . battle, action, Th. 2.89 , etc. action at law, trial, Antipho 6.21 , etc., cf. A. Eu. 677 , 744 ; ei)s a)gw=na kaqista/nai a)nqrw/pous Pl. Ap. 24c , R. 494e ; peri\ th=s yuxh=s ei)s a)gw=na katasth=sai/ tina X. Lac. 8.4 . speech delivered in court or before an assembly or ruler, presbeutikoi\ a). Plb. 9.32.4 ; tou\s e)pifanesta/tous ei)rhko/tos a). tou/s te dikanikou\s kai\ tou\s dhmhgorikou/s D.H. Amm. 1.3 , cf. OGI 567 (Attalia, ii A.D.); a). e)sxhmatisme/noi D.H. Rh. 8.1 , al. Rhet., main argument of a speech (opp.prooi/mion, e)pi/logos), in pl., Syr. in Hermog. 2.111 , 170R. , cf. Proll. Hermog.ap. Rh. 4.12 W. metaph., ou) lo/gwn e)/q' a(gw/n now is not the time for words, E. Ph. 588 ; ou)x e(/dras a). 'tis no time for sitting still, Id. Or. 1291 ; a). pro/fasin ou) de/xetai the crisis admits no dallying, Ar. Fr. 331 , cf. Pl. Cra. 421d , Lg. 751d ; me/gas o( a). . . to\ xrhsto\n h)\ kako\n gene/sqai the issue is great . . , Id. R. 608b , cf. E. Med. 235 ; ou) peri/ tinos o( a). the question is not about . . , Th. 3.44 . mental struggle, anxiety, Th. 7.71 , Plb. 4.56.4 , Ep.Col. 2.1 : in pl., tro/moi kai\ a). Plu. Sol. 7 . of speakers, vehemence, power, Longin. 15.1 , cf. 26.3 . personified, *)agw/n, divinity of the contest, Paus. 5.26.3 . a)gwn-a/rxhs, ou, o(, judge of a contest, S. Aj. 572 . (a)gw/n = assembly) Boeotian magistrate, IG 7.1817 (Thespiae), cf. Sch. Il. 24.1 . a)gwn-i/a, h(, contest, struggle for victory, a)gw\n dia\ pa/shs a)gwni/hs e)/xwn Hdt. 2.91 ; polemi/wn a). E. Hec. 314 , cf. Tr. 1003 ; esp. in games, Pi. O. 2.52 , P. 5.113 :—also in Prose, e)n dhmotikh=| a). X. Cyr. 2.3.15 ; a(/pasan a). e)ktei)=nai [ D. ] 60.30 , etc. gymnastic exercise, Hp. Art. 11 , Pl. Men. 94b , Lg. 765c , etc.: generally, exercise, Id. Grg. 456d sq., R. 618b . of the mind, agony, anguish, e)n fo/bw| kai\ pollh=| a). D. 18.33 , cf. Men. 534.12 (pl.), Arist. Pr. 869b6 ; e)n toi=s th=s yuxh=s fo/bois, e)lpi/sin, a)gwni/ais Id. Spir. 483a5 ; cf. Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.248 , al., Phld. Ir. p 56 W. (pl.), Nic.Dam. Vit. Caes. 9 . a)gwn-ia/ths a_t], ou, o( , nervous person, D.L. 2.131 . a)gwn-ia/w, inf. -ia=n Pl. Prt. 333e , part. -iw=n Id. Chrm. 162c , Isoc. 4.91 : impf. h)gwni/wn Plb. 1.10.6 , etc.: fut. -a/sw [a_] Porph. Abst. 1.54 : aor. h)gwni/a_sa Timocl. 22.5 , Phld. Oec. p.41 J. , D.S. 14.60 : pf. h)gwni/a_ka (u(per-) [ D. ] 61.28 :—contend eagerly, struggle, D. 21.61 ; pro\s a)llh/lous Isoc.l.c. to be distressed or anxious, be in an agony, tetraxu/nqai te kai\ a). Pl. Prt. 333e ; a)gwniw=nta kai\ teqorubhme/non Id. Ly. 210e , cf. Arist. Pr. 869b8 , Men. Her. 2 , PPetr. 3p.151 ; peri/ tinos Arist. Rh. 1367a15 : c.acc., Plb. 1.20.6 , al.; e)pi/ tini Plu. Caes. 46 ; a). mh/ . . Plb. 3.9.2 , etc.; a). ei)/ ti pei/setai Nic.Dam. Vit. Caes. 9 . a)gwn-i/zomai, fut. -i^ou=mai E. Heracl. 992 , etc. (in pass. sense, v. infr. B); -i/somai only in late writers, as Porph. Abst. 1.31 ; -isqh/somai Aristid. 1.504J. : aor. h)gwnisa/mhn E. Supp. 427 , etc.: pf. h)gw/nismai (in act. sense) Id Ion 939 , Ar. V. 993 , Isoc. 18.31 ( Pass. , v. infr. B): aor. h)gwni/sqhn in pass. sense, infr. B: act. form a)gwni/sas IG 4.429 (Sicyon):— contend for a prize, esp. in the public games, Hdt. 2.160 , al.; pro/s tina Pl. R. 579c , al.; peri/ tinos about a thing, Hdt. 8.26 ; *)olumpi/asin Pl. Hp.Mi. 364a ; peri\ prwtei/wn D. 18.66 ; u(pe\r th=s e)leuqeri/as Id. 18.177 : freq. c. acc. cogn., a). sta/dion Hdt. 5.22 ; tw=n a)gw/nwn, ou(\s peri\ th=s yuxh=s h)gwni/zesqe D. 18.262 ; a)gw=na . . to/nd' h)gwni/sw thou didst provoke this contest, E. Supp. 427 , cf. Ion 939 ; h)gwni/zou ti h(mi=n ; Pl. Ion 530a : metaph., ta\ th=s yuxh=s *)olu/mpia Porph. Abst. l.c. fight, Hdt. 1.76 , 82 , al.; peri\ tw=n a(pa/ntwn Th. 6.16 ; pro/s tina Id. 1.36 , cf. 8.27 : c. acc. cogn., mw=n ti kedno\n-i/zeto; E. Heracl. 795 ; [ ma/xhn] -i/santo E. Supp. 637 . contend for the prize on the stage, of the rhapsode, Hdt. 5.67 ; of the playwright, Ar. Ach. 140 , 419 ; of the actor, D. 19.246 , cf. 250 , Arist. Po. 1451a8 ; of the choragus, D. 21.66 : c. acc., dra/mata IG 12(7).226 (Amorgos): generally, contend for victory, kalw=s . . h)gw/nisai Pl. Smp. 194a , cf. Mx. 235d ; argue, o(/ly tw=| pra/gmati about the question as a whole, Hp.Mi. 369c ; esp. argue sophistically, opp. diale/gomai, Tht. 167e . of public speaking, X. Mem. 3.7.4 ; a). pro\s a)po/deicin Arist. Fr. 133 ( Theodect. ap. Rh. 6.19 W.). contend in court, as law term, Antipho 5.7 : c. acc. cogn., a). di/khn, grafh/n fight a cause to the last, Lys. 3.20 , D. 23.100 ; a). yeudomarturiw=n (sc. grafh/n) Id. 24.131 ; a). a)gw=na And. 1.20 , Lys. 7 , 39 ; a), fo/non fight against a charge of murder, E. Andr. 336 ; au)toi=s a). toi=s pra/gmasin grapple with the facts of the case, Arist. Rh. 1404a5 . generally, struggle, exert oneself, c. inf., Th. 4.87 ; eu)= a). Lys. 20.22 , cf. Plu. Phoc. 37 . Pass. , to be decided by contest, brought to issue, mostly in pf., polloi\ a)gw=nes a)gwni/datai Hdt. 9.26 ; ta\ h)gwnisme/na points at issue, E. Supp. 465 , D. 24.145 : rarely in pres., o( a)gwnizo/menos no/mos the law on trial, D. 24.28 ; or aor., deino\s . . ki/ndunos u(pe\r th=s . . e)leuqeri/as h)gwni/sqh Lys. 2.34 ; h)gwni/sqh lamprw=s (impers.) Plu. Sert. 21 : fut. Med. in pass. sense, a)gwniei=tai kai\ kriqh/setai to\ pra=gma shall be brought to issue and determined, D. 21.7 . a)gwn-iko/s, h/, o/n, v.l. for a)gwnistiko/s , D.H. Rh. 6.6 . a)gw/n-ios (A), on, of or belonging to the contest, a)/eqlos a). its prize, Pi. I. 5(4).7 ; eu)=xos Id. O. 10(11).6 <*>; pou/s Simon. 29 :— epith. of Hermes as president of games, Pi. I. 1.60 , cf. IG 5(1).658 ; of Zeus as decider of the contest, S. Tr. 26 :—a). qeoi/, in A. Ag. 513 , Supp. 189 , 242 , Pl. Lg. 783a , either gods in assembly, or the gods who presided over the great games (Zeus, Poseidon, Apollo, and Hermes), = a)gorai=oi q. , Eust. 1335.58 . a)gwni/w| sxola=| S. Aj 104 , either pause from battle, or strenuous rest (oxymoron, cf. Sch.). a)-gw/nios (B), on, without angle, a). sxh=ma o( ku/klos Arist. Metaph. 1020a35 , cf. Thphr. HP 3.14.2 . a)gw/n-i^sis, h(, a contending for a prize, Th. 5.50 . a)gw/n-isma, to/, contest, conflict: in pl., deeds done in battle, brave deeds, Hdt. 8.76 ; feats of horsemanship, X. Eq.Mag. 3.5 ; a). kata\ ta\ a)=qla CIG 2741 . in sg., feat, achievement, a). tinos a feather in his cap, Th. 8.12 , cf. 17 : c. inf., Id. 7.59 , 86 ; cune/sews a). prize of sagacity, Id. 3.82 ; a)ra=s a). issue of the curse, E. Ph. 1355 . a). poiei=sqai/ ti make it an object to strive for, Hdt. 1.140 ; ou) mikro\n to\ a). prosta/tteis Luc. Im. 12 . that with which one contends, declamation, a). e)s to\ paraxrh=ma Th. 1.22 ; of plays, Arist. Po. 1451b37 . in Law, plea, Antipho 5.36 , Lys. 13.77 . a)gwn-ismo/s, o(, rivalry, Th. 7.70 . a)gwn-iste/on, one must contend, X. Cyr. 1.6.9 , D. 9.70 . a)gwn-isth/rios, a, on, also os, on ( Poll. 4.89 ), = a)gwnistiko/s, ku/bhlis Anaxipp. 6.6 . a)gwn-isth/rion, to/, place of assembly, Aristid. 1.108 J. a)gwn-isth/s, ou=, o(, combatant, a). pikroi/ E. Ion 1257 :—esp.competitor in the games, Hdt. 2.160 , 5.22 ; generally, opp. krith/s, Isoc. 2.13 , Th. 3.37 , etc.:—as Adj., a). i(/ppoi race- horses, Plu. Them. 25 . pleader, debater, Pl. Phdr. 269d , Tht. 164c . actor, Arist. Pr. 918b28 ; qewroi=s ei)/t' a)gwnistai=s Achae. 3 ; a). tragikw=n paqw=n Timae. 119 . master in any art or science, Isoc. 15.201 , 204 ; a)/kros a). [th=s gewmetri/as] [ D. ] 61.44 . c. gen., one who struggles for a thing, champion, a). th=s a)reth=s, a)lhqei/as, Aeschin. 3.180 (pl.), Plu. 2.16c . a)gwn-istiko/s, h/, o/n, fit for contest, esp. in the games, du/namis a). Arist. Rh. 1360b22 ; a). sw/matos a)reth/ ib. 1361b21 ; h( -kh/ the art of combat or contest, Pi. Sph. 225a sq.; to\ a). ib. 219c , 219e . fit for contest in speaking, a). le/cis debating style, Arist. Rh. 1413b9 ; contentions, lo/goi Id. SE 165b11 , al.; a). diatribai/ Id. Top. 157a23 : Comp. -w/terai, prota/seis Alex.Aphr. in Top. 522.27 . masterly, striking, a). prorrh/mata Hp. Art. 58 ; a). ti e)/xous a having in it something glorious, ib. 70 ; pra/ceis Men.Rh. p.384S. Rhet., striking, impressive, Longin. 23.1 ; -ko/n, to/ , Id. 22.3 : Sup. -w/tatos e(autou=, of Plato, Them. Or. 34p.448D. Medic., 'heroic', i.e. copious, po/seis Philagr. ap. Orib. 5.19 . Adv. -kw=s Herod.ib. 5.30.31 , Gal. 15.499 ; and so of 'heroic' measures generally, -kw=s qerapeu/ein 18(1).61 . of persons, contentious, eager for applause, Pl. Men. 75c , Phld. Oec. p.65J. Adv. -kw=s contentiously, Arist. Top. 164b15 ; a). e)/xein to be disposed to fight, Plu. Sull. 16 : Comp. , e)pistola\s -w/teron tou= de/ontos e)pe/stelle Philostr. VS 2.33.3 . dramatically, a)/|dein Arist. Pr. 918b21 ; opp.katastatikw=s, Aps. p.266 H. a)gwno-di/khs, ou, o(, judge of the contest, Hsch. a)gwno-qesi/a, h(, office of a)gwnoqe/ths, direction or exhibition of games, IG 2.379 (iii B. C.), Nic.Dam. Vit.Caes. 9 , Plu. Ages. 21 , etc.: pl., prob. in Phld. Rh. 2.27 S. a)gwno-qete/w, exhibit games, GDI 1842 (Delph.), etc.; a). *pu/qia, *)olu/mpia AP 12.255 ( Strat. ); mi/mois a). Plu. 2.621c : metaph., Th. 3.38 . c. acc., a). tina/s embroil them, Plb. 9.343 ; a). sta/sin, po/lemon, etc., stir up faction, war, etc., Plu. Cat.Mi. 45 , J. AJ 17.3.1 . preside at the games, D. 9.32 , cf. Pl. Smp. 184a . a)gwno-qeth/r, h=ros, o(, = sq., IG 14.502 (Catana). a)gwno-qe/ths, ou, o(, judge of the contests, president of the games, or (later) exhibitor of games, Hdt. 6.127 , And. 4.26 , Decr. ap. D. 18.84 , IG 2.314 (iii B. C.), etc. generally, judge, X. An. 3.1.21 ; politikh=s a)reth=s Aeschin. 3.180 . a)gwno-qetiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for the direction of the games, xrh/mata CIG 2742 (Aphrodisias), IG 5(1).550 (Sparta):—of a person, CIG 6824 (Constantinople). a)gwno-qe/tis, idos, fem. of a)gwnoqe/ths, IGRom. 4.1225 (Thyatira), 1238 . a)gwno-qh/kh, h(, = a)gwnoqesi/a , S. Fr. 975 , criticized as irreg. by Poll. 3.141 . a)gwno-logi/a, h(, (le/gw) laborious discussion, Gal. 1.79 . a)/-gwnos, on, = a)gw/nios , without angle, Thphr. HP 7.6.2 ( Comp. ). a)/gwnos, o(, Aeol. and Elean for a)gw/n, q.v. a)gwno/triy, ibos, o(, frequenting declamations, Phld. Rh. 2.85 S. a)dagmo/s, o(, v. sub o)dagmo/s; cf. a)daktw=. a)/da(dos, on, (dai/+s, da=|s) without resin, Thphr. HP 5.1.5 . a)da(dou/xhtos, on, (da|douxe/w) not lighted by torches: of marriage, clandestine, Apion ap. Eust. 622.42 . a)da^-hmoni/a, Ep. a)da^-i/h, h(, ignorance, unskilfulness in doing, c.inf., Od. 24.244 (v.l. a)dahmosu/nh). a)da^-h/mwn, on, unknowing, ignorant, c. gen., ma/xhs a)dah/moni fwti/ Il. 5.634 ; kakw=n a)dah/mones Od. 12.208 ; a). tw=ni(rw=n tw=n e)n *)eleusi=ni Hdt. 8.65 , cf. Matro Parod.Fr. 6 , Hierocl. in CA 4p.425M. : abs., Ps.-Phoc. 86 . a)da^-h/s, e/s, (*da/w, dah=nai) = foreg., c. gen. pers., Hdt. 9.46 : c.gen.rei, th=s qusi/hs, tw=n xrhsmw=n, Id. 2.49 , 5.90 , cf. X. Cyr. 1.6.43 ; bounomi/as -e/steros Pi. Pae. 4 27 ; u(/pn' o)du/nas a). S. Ph. 827 (lyr.): c. inf., unknowing how to . . , a). d' e)/xein muri/on a)/xqos (sc.kh/r) ib. 1167 (lyr.); ou)k a). APl. 4.84 : abs., a). ko/rh, of a virgin, Paus.Dam.p 160 D. dark, Parm. 8.59 . a)da^/-htos, on, unknown, Hes. Th. 655 , Hymn.Is. 157 . a)dai/daltos, on, not carved, plain, Orph. A. 403 . a)dai/etos, on, (dai/w B) undivided, A.R. 3.1033 . a)da/i+ktos, on, undestroyed, Q.S. 1.196 , 11.165 . a)da/i+os, on, Dor. for a)dh/i+os, Hsch. a)dai=os, on, (a)/dhn producing surfeit, Sophr. 137 . a)/daitos, on, (dai/numai) of which none might eat, qusi/a A Ag. 151 . a)dai/treutos, on, for which nothing has been slain, dei=pnon Nonn. D. 17.51 , 40.419 . a)/daitros, on, (dai/w B) undivided, Hsch. a)/dakr-u^s, u, gen. uos, tearless, ai)w/n Pi. O. 2.66 , E. Alc. 1047 , Clearch. 8 ; u(po\ trofw=| a)/., of a healthy child, Theoc. 24.31 . = a)da/krutos 11 , E. Med. 861 (lyr.): costing no tears, po/lemos D.S. 15.72 ; ma/xh Plu. Ages. 33 . a)dakr-u_ti/, Adv. tearlessly, without tears, Isoc. 14.47 , Ph. 2.67 , Plu. Caes. 7 , etc. a)da/kr-u_tos, on, without tears: Act. , tearless, a). kai\ a)ph/mwn Il. 1.415 , cf. Od. 24.61 ; a)dakru/tw e)/xen o)/sse 4.186 ; a)ste/naktos ka). S. Tr. 1200 ; eu)na/zein a). blefa/rwn po/qon so that they weep not, ib. 106 (lyr.):—Medic., a). o)fqalmo/s abnormally dry, Aet. 7.91 . c.gen., not weeping for, tino/s Epigr.Gr. 241a13 . Pass. , unwept, S. Ant. 881 (lyr.). costing no tears, tro/paia Plu. Tim. 37 . a)daktw=: knh/qomai, Hsch. a)dale/s: u(gie/s,, Hsch. [a_, if from dale/omai, Dor. for dhl-.] a)dama/nti^nos, h, on, adamantine, of steel, Pi. P. 4.224 , A. Pr. 6 , 64 , Aeschin. 3.84 ; a). kerki/des, of the *moi=rai, Lyr.Adesp.ap. Stob. 1.5.11 ; ai(masih/ Eus.Mynd. Fr. 63 . metaph., hard as adamant, ou)dei\s a)\n ge/noito . . ou(/tws a)., o(\s a)\n . . Pl. R. 360b ; sidhroi=s kai\ a). lo/gois Id. Grg. 509a ; desmoi/ Metrod. Herc. 831.12 ; ou)k a). e)sti/n, of a girl, Theoc. 3.39 . Adv. -nws Pl. R. 618e . a)da^manto/-detos, on, iron-bound, lu=mai A. Pr. 148 , 426 (lyr.). a)da^manto-pe/di-los, on, on a base of adamant, ki/ones Pi. Fr. 88.5 . a)da/m-as, antos, o(, (dama/w):—first in Hes. (in Hom. only as pr. n.), properly, unconquerable: Subst., adamant, i. e. the hardest metal, prob. steel, xlwro/s, polio/s, Hes. Sc. 231 , Th. 161 : metaph., a)da/mantos e)/xon kratero/frona qumo/n Op. 147 ; of anything fixed, unalterable, e)/pos e)re/w a)da/manti pela/ssas Orac. ap. Hdt. 7.141 ; a)da/mantos dh=sen a(/lois fixed them with nails of adamant, i. e. inevitably, Pi. P. 4.71 , cf. APl. 4.167 (Antip. Sid.); to\n e)n *(/aida kinh/sais a)da/manta Theoc. 2.34 . diamond, Thphr. Lap. 19 , Paus. 8.18.6 , Peripl. M.Rubr. 56 ; prob. so meant in Pl. Ti. 59b , Plt. 303e , cf. Plin. HN 37.55 . metaph., o( po/nos a)d a/mantos, of love, Alex. 245.13 . Adj., unbreakable, a)nakti/ths Orph. L. 192 . a)dam-asti/, Adv. unconquerably, Suid. a)da/m-astos, on, (dama/w) unsubdued, inflexible, of Hades, Il. 9.158 , cf. Phld. D. 1.18 : later in the proper sense, untamed, unbroken, pw=los X. Eq. 1.1 , cf. Corn. ND 20 ; a). pa=sin Timo 9.1 . a)da/m-a^tos, on, = a)da/mastos , unconquered, A. Ch. 54 , Th. 233 , S. OT 205 , etc.: of females, unwedded, S. Aj. 450 ; untamed, mo/sxos a). pe/shma di/ke E. Ph. 640 .—Trag. word, always in lyr. (exc. S. Aj. l.c); restored by Elmsl. for a)da/mantos or -astos of codd. a)dam-a/twr, h(, epith. of Hecate, PMag.Par. 1.2717 . a)dam-nei=s (cod. -ai=s): a)kolastai/neis (cod. -ais), Hsch. a)dam-nh/s, e/s, and a)/dam-nos, on, = a)da/mastos , Id. a)/dam-os, on, = a)da/mastos , Ion Lyr. 9 . a)/da_n, Aeol. for a)/dhn, Alcm. 76 . a)da/neistos, on, not pledged as security, a)/llou danei/ou BGU 741 (ii A.D.). a)daca/w, or a)dam-e/w, a)dach=sai, a)da/comai, v. sub o)da/cw. a)da/pa^nos, on, without expense, costing nothing, gluke/a ka)da/pana Ar. Pax 593 , cf. Telesp 7.8 H., D.S. 10 Fr. 12 . Adv. a)dapa/nws, te/re/yai fre/na E Or. 1176 , cf. Phld. Rh. 2.133 S. (prob.). of persons, not spending, a). xrhma/twn ei)s to\ de/on Arist. VV 1251b7 ; a). katasth=sai to\ koino/n Michel 1007.33 (Teos), cf. Inscr.Prien. 111.133 (i B. C.). a)/dapton: gumno/n, a)/dermon, Hsch. a)da/rkh, h(, or a)da/rkhs, o(, salt efflorescence on the herbage of marshes, Dsc. 5.119 , Damocr. ap. Gal. 13.105 : a)/darkos, o(, Gal. 12.370 ; Dim. a)da/rkion, to/, ibid. a)/dartos, on, (de/rw) unflayed: not cudgelled, Hsch., Gloss. a)/dasmos, on, tribute-free, A. Fr. 63 . a)/dastos, on, (da/sasqai) undivided, S. Aj. 54 ; also a)/datos, Hsch. a)dauw=s: e)grhgo/rws, Hsch. a)daxe/w, scratch, Ar. Fr. 410 . a)/ddauon (i.e. a)/zauon): chro/n (Lacon), Hsch. a)/ddic, i^xos, h(, measure of four xoi/nikes, Ar. Fr. 709 . a)/de, v. sub a(nda/nw. a)dealto/w (sic), (a)-, da/ltos, = de/ltos ) erase, deface, sta/lan Michel 1334 (Elis). a)deh/s (A), Ep. a)deih/s, e/s: voc. a)dee/s [a_, i.e. a)dvee/s]:— fearless, ei)/ per a)deih/s t' e)sti/, of Hector, Il. 7.117 ; ku/on a)dee/s 8.423 , Od. 19.91 : c. gen., a). qana/tou Pl. R. 386b , cf. Arist. EN 1115a33 ; e)n qala/tth| kai\ e)n no/sois a). o( a)ndrei=os 1115b1 . without anxiety, secure, to\ a). security, Th. 3.37 ; a). de/os dedie/nai to fear where no fear is, Pl. Smp. 198a . causing no fear, not formidable, pro\s e)xqrou/s Th. 1.36 ( Comp. ); ou) ga\r a)dee\s tou=t' u(polamba/nw D. 16.22 . most common in Adv. a)dew=s without fear or scruple, confidently, Hdt. 3.65 , 9.109 ; a). tina\ w)felou=men Th. 2.40 ; a). peri/ tinos a)pofai/nesqai Pl. La. 186d ; a). politeu/esqai Lys. 24.25 ; a). bibit Cic. Att. 13.52 : Comp. -e/steron Th. 4.92 . with impunity, mhnu/ein Id. 6.27 . a)de-h/s (B), e/s, (de/omai) not in want, tino/s Max Tyr. 5.1 , al. a)de/-htos, on, (de/omai) not wanting a thing, Antipho Soph. 10 . inexorable, Ptol. Tetr. 159 ; cf a)deu/htos. a)/deia (A), h(, (a)deh/s *a) freedom from fear, Th. 7.20 ; esp.safe conduct, amnesty, indemnity, a)dei/hn dido/nai Hdt. 2.121 . z/; toi=s a)/llois a)/. e)dw/kate oi)kei=n th\n sfete/ran Antipho 5.77 ; e)n a). ei)=nai Hdt. 8.120 ; e)n a). ou) poiei=sqai to\ le/gein to hold it not safe, Id. 9.42 ; to\ sw=ma/ tinos ei)s a)/. kaqista/nai Lys. 2.15 ; tw=n swma/twn a)/. poiei=n Th. 3.58 ; pollh\n a)/. au)toi=s e)yhfisme/noi e)/sesqe poiei=n o(/ti a)\n bou/lwntai Lys. 22.19 ; a)/. tini paraskeua/sai Id. 16.13 , cf. D. 13.17 ; pare/xein Id. 21.210 ; opp. a)/. eu(ri/skesqai And. 1.34 , D. 24.47 ; lamba/nein Id. 18.286 ; a)dei/as tugxa/nein 5.6 ; tou= mh\ pa/sxein a)/deian h)/gete 19.149 ; meta\ pa/shs a)dei/as 18.305 ; met' a). 22.25 :—also gh=s a)/. a secure dwelling-place, S. OC 447 :—licence to bring forward proposals or make charges, D. 24.45 , Plu. Per. 31 , etc. Lit. Crit., licence, a)/. poihtikh/ A.D. Pron. 38.3 , al., Him. Or. 1.1 ; kwmikh/ A.D. Pron. 69.19 . a)/deia (B), h(, (de/<*>mai) abundance, plenty, Teles p.44.1 H.; krew=n Sch. Ar. Nu. 386 . *)adeiga/nes, oi(, name of certain Seleucian magistrates in Plb. 5.54.10 ; prob. an Eastern word. a)deigma/tistos, on, without a sample, or perh. without an official stamp, PHib. 98.17 (iii B. C.), PSI 4.358.5 (iii B. C.). a)deih/s, e/s, Ep. for a)deh/s (A). a)/deiktos, on, not shown, invisible, of God, Ph. 1.197 , 618 . a)/deilos, on, fearless, Ps. -Callisth. 1.6 . a)dei/mantos, on, (deimai/nw) fearless, dauntless, Pi. N. 10.17 , etc.; h)=lq' a). podi/ E. Rh. 697 : c. gen., e)mauth=s a). without fear for myself, A. Pers. 162 . Adv. -tws Id. Ch. 771 . where no fear is, oi)ki/a Luc. Philops. 31 . a)/deimos, on, (dei=ma) fearless, Hsch. , Suid. a(dei=n, Aeol. a)d-, v. sub a(nda/nw. a)/deios: a)ka/qartos ( Cypr. ), Hsch. a)/deipnos, on, without the evening meal, supperless, Hp. Aph. 5.41 , X. An. 4.5.21 , etc. a)deisi/a, h(, = a)fobi/a , EM 16.56 . a)deisi-bo/as, o(, not fearing the battle-cry, B. 5.155 , 10.61 . a)deisi-daimoni/a, h(, freedom from superstition, Hp. Decent. 5 . a)deisi-dai/mwn, on, without superstition, Adv. -mo/nws D.S. 38.7 : Comp. -e/steron Sor. 1.80 . a)deisi/-qeos, on, impious, logismoi/ Orac. ap. Jul. Ep. 88 ; a)/ndros Procl. H. 3.12 . a)de/kastos, on, (deka/zw) unbribed, impartial, Arist. EN 1109b8 , Plu. Cim. 10 , Ael. NA 17.16 ; dia/noia D.H. Th. 34 , etc. Adv. -tws, e)/xousa filosofi/a Philostr. VA 8.7.3 , cf. Gal. 11.417 , Max.Tyr. 6.6 : Comp. -o/teron Luc. Hist.Conscr. 47 . a)deka/teutos, on, tithe-free, Ar. Eq. 301 , OGI 229.101 (Smyrna, iii B. C.). a)/dektos, on, (de/xomai) not receptive, Thphr. Metaph. 9 : c. gen., not capable of, th=s eu)daimoni/as Hippod.ap Stob. 4.39.26 ; tou= moixeu/ein Phld. D. 3 Fr. 78 ; metabolh=s Plu. 2.1025c , cf. Plot. 3.6.13 , Herm. ap. Stob. 3.11.31 , Procl. in Prm. p.842 S. , etc. Pass. , incomprehensible, dub. l. in Ph. 1.486 . unacceptable, dw=ra Zos. 1.58 . a)de/lesxos, v. a)do/l- . a)delfea/, a)deisi-eh/, a)delfeo/s, a)deisi-eio/s, v. sub a)delfh/, a)delfo/s. a)delfeokto/nos, on, Ion. for a)delfokto/nos. a)delf-h/, h(, fem. of a)delfo/s, sister, Trag., E Fr. 866 , etc.; o(mopatri/a a). Men. Georg. 12 , cf. PTeb. 320.5 (ii A.D.): Ion. a)delf-eh/, Hdt. 2.56 , al.; Ep. a)delf-eih/, Q.S. 1.30 ; Dor. a)delf-ea/, Pi. N. 7.4 , and in lyr, passages of Trag., S. OT 160 , OC 535 . kinswoman, LXX Jb. 42.11 . term of endearment, Ca. 4.9 , To. 5.21 ; applied to a wife, POxy. 744.1 (i B. C.), etc.:—as a title, *bereni/kh h( a). kai\ gunh\ au)tou= (of a cousin) OGI 60.3 (iii B. C.):—sister (as a fellow Christian), Ep.Rom. 16.1 , etc. a)delf-ide/os, contr. -ou=s, o(, nephew, Alcm. 56 A, etc.; usu. brother's son, Hdt. 1.65 , 6.94 , al., Th. 2.101 , etc.; also, sister's son, Hdt. 4.147 , Str. 10.5.6 , etc.:—also a)delf-ido/s, beloved one, LXX Ca. 2.3 , al. a)delf-idh=, h(, Att contr. for a)delfide/h, a brother's or sister's daughter, a niece, Ar. Nu. 47 , Lys. 3.6 . Hp. Epid. 6.2.19 , etc. a)delf-idh=s, o(, and a)delf-i/disa (sic), h(, = foreg., IGRom. 4.621 (Temenothyrae). a)delf-i/dion, to/, Dim. of a)delfo/s, Ar. Ra. 60 , PPar. 39.6 (ii B. C.). a)delf-i/zw, adopt as a brother, call brother, Hecat. 8J. , Apolloph. 4 , Isoc. 19.30 :— Pass. , to be very like, Hp. Acut. 9 , etc.; tini/ Id. Fract. 31 , Art. 45 . a)delf-iko/s, h/, o/n,, brotherly or sisterly, fili/a Arist. EN 1161a6 ; e)/ris Just. Nov. 18.7 ; h( u(mete/ra a). pai/deusis POxy. 1165.2 (vi A.D.). Adv. -kw=s LXX 4 Ma. 13.9 , Ps. -Callisth. 3.20 . a)de/lf-icis, h(, brotherhood, close connexion, Hp. Art. 57 . a)de/lf-ion, to/, Dim. of a)delfo/s, Keil-Premerstein Zweiter Bericht 215 (Lydia, ii A.D.), POxy. 1300.4 (V A.D. ). a)delf-i/s, h(, kind of date, Plin. HN 13.45 , Gloss. a)delf-odo/ths, ou, o(, bestowing brothers, a)sth/r Vett.Val. 123.21 . a)delf-o/qen, germanitus, Gloss. a)delfo-kto/nos, on, murdering a brother or sister, Hdt. 3.65 (in Ion. form a)delfeokt-), Nic.Dam. p.142 D. , Plu 2.256f , Ph. 1.148 . a)delfo-ktone/w, to be murderer of a brother or sister, J. BJ 2.11.4 , Vett.Val. 74.28 . a)delfo-ktoni/a, h(, murder of a brother or sister, J. BJ 1.31.2 , Ph. 1.210 , al. a)delfo-mici/a, h(, marriage of brother and sister, Tz. H. 1.590 . a)delfo/-pais, paidos, o(, h(, brother's or sister's child, D.H. 4.64 (Cod. Vat.), cf. Just. Nov. 127.1 . a)delfo-poio/s, o/n, adopting as a brother, EM 255.1 . a)delfo-prepw=s, Adv. as befits a brother, LXX 4 Ma. 10.12 . a)delfo/s [a^], (a)- copul., delfu/s, Arist. HA 510b13 ; cf. a)ga/stwr) properly, son of the same mother: as Subst., a)delfo/s, o(, voc. a)/delfe; Ep. , Ion. , and Lyr. a)delfeo/s (gen. -eiou= in Hom. is for -eo/o), Cret. a)delfio/s, a)deufio/s, Leg.Gort. 2.21 , Mon.Ant. 18.319 :—brother, Hom. , etc.; a)delfoi/ brother and sister, E. El. 536 ; so of the Ptolemies, qeoi\ a)delfoi/ Herod. 1.30 , OGI 50.2 (iii B. C.), etc.; a)p' a)mfote/rwn a)delfeo/s Hdt. 7.97 : prov., xalepoi\ po/lemoi a)delfw=n E. Fr. 975 : metaph., a). ge/gona seirh/nwn LXX Jb. 30.29 . kinsman, ib. Ge. 13.8 , al.; tribesman, Ex. 2.11 , al. colleague, associate, PTeb. 1.12 , IG 12 ( 9 ). 906.19 (Chalcis); member of a college, ib. 14.956 . term of address, used by kings, OGI 138.3 (Philae), J. AJ 13.2.2 , etc.; generally, LXX Ju. 7.30 ; esp. in letters, PPar. 48 (ii B. C.), etc.:—as a term of affection, applicable by wife to husband, LXX To. 10.12 , PLond. 1.42.1 (ii B. C.), etc. brother (as a fellow Christian), Ev.Matt. 12.50 , Act.Ap. 9.30 , al.; of other religious communities, e.g. Serapeum, PPar. 42.1 (ii B. C.), cf. PTaur. 1.1.20 . metaph., of things, fellow, a)nh\r tw=| a). proskollhqh/setai, of Leviathan's scales, LXX Jb. 41.8 . Adj., a)delfo/s, h/, o/n, brotherly or sisterly, A. Th. 811 , etc.; fu/sin a). e)/xontes, of Hephaistos and Athena, Pl. Criti. 109c . generally, of anything double, twin, in pairs, X. Mem. 2.3.19 :—also, akin, cognate, maqh/mata Archyt. 1 ; a). no/mois Pl. Lg. 683a : mostly c. gen., a)delfa\ tw=nde S. Ant. 192 ; h( de\ mwri/a ma/list' a). th=s ponhri/as e)/fu Id. Fr. 925 ; freq. in Pl., Phd. 108b , Cra. 418e , al., cf. Hyp. Epit. 35 : c. dat., a)delfa\ tou/toisi S. OC 1262 , cf. Pl. Smp. 210b . a)delfo/ths, htos, h(, brotherhood, LXX 1 Ma. 12.10 , Vett.Val. 2.28 , D.Chr. 38.15 : metaph., of men and animals, Iamb. VP 24.108 . the brotherhood, 1 Ep.Pet. 2.17 , 5.9 . as form of address, h( sh\ a). PGrenf. 2.89 , PAmh. 2.156 ; xa/rin a)pone/momen th=| a). tou= *kai/saros Men.Prot. p.16D. a)de/mnios, on, unwedded to any one, tino/s Opp. C. 3.358 . a)/dendros, on, without trees, Plb. 3.55.9 , D.H. 1.37 :—poet. a)de/ndreos, Opp. C. 4.337 . a)denoeidh/s, e/s, (a)dh/n) glandular, Herophil. ap. Gal. UP 14.11 :— a)denw/dh fu/mata Plu. 2.664f , cf. Gal. UP 14.13 , Sor. 1.12 . a)de/cios, on, left-handed, awkward, Arr. Epict. 4.2.2 , Luc. Merc.Cond. 14 , Sat. 4 : c. inf., Steph. in Rh. 283.13 . a)derk-h/s, e/s, unseen, inuisible, AP 11.372 ( Agath. ). a)/derk-tos, on, (de/rkomai) not seeing, a)de/rktwn o)mma/twn thtw/menos so that they see not, S. OC 1200 . Adv. -tws without looking, ib. 130 . a)de/rmatos, on, withoutskin, Sch. Pi. P. 4.398 , cf. S. Fr. 336 . a)/dermos, on, = foreg., Hsch. s.v. a)/dapton . a)de/sm-eutos, on, = sq., Sch. E. Hec. 550 . a)de/sm-ios, on, = sq., Nonn. D. 15.138 . a)/desm-os, on, unfettered, unbound, a)/. fulakh/, Lat. libera custodia, 'parole', Th. 3.34 , D.H. 1.83 , etc.; balla/ntia a)/. open purses, Plu. 2.503c ; desmo\n a)/desmon fulla/dos, of suppliant's wreath, E. Supp. 32 ; unbandaged, Gal. 18(2).505 . a)de/spotos, on, without master or owner, a)reth\ a). Pl. R. 617e ; to\ par' h(ma=s a). Epicur. Ep. 3p.65U. : of property, POxy. 1188.15 ( 13 A.D. ), cf. Str. 17.1.12 : of freedmen, Myro Hist. 2 ; oi)kh/seis Arist. EN 1161a7 , cf. E. Hyps.Fr. 1.11 ; a). kai\ au)tokratei=s, of the gods, Plu. 2.426c ; a). bi/os Sallust. 21 . of rumours or writings, anonymous, Cic. Fam. 15.17.3 , D.H. 11.50 , Plu. Cic. 15 , etc. Adv. -tws J. Ap. 1.16 , Sch. Ar. Ra. 1400 . ungovernable, lu/ph Democr. 290 . a)/detos, on, (de/w) unbound, loose, Hp. Art. 44 ; not clamped together, li/qoi IG 7.3074 (Lebad.). free, D. 24.169 , Aristaenet. 1.20 . unshod, Philostr. Ep. 37 . a)detoxi/twn, gloss on a)mitroxi/twn , EM 83.53 . a)deu/htos, on, Ep. form of a)de/htos, Hsch. : a)deu/hton: xalepo/n, h)\ ou(= ou)k a)/n tis e)/ti dehqei/h, EM 17.4 . a)deukh/s, e/s, Hom. only in Od. , o)le/qry a)deuke/i+ 4.489 ; a)deuke/a po/tmon 10.245 ; fh=min a)deuke/a 6.273 , cf. A.R. 2.267 , etc. (Expl. by Scholl. either (cf. deu=kos, q.v.) not sweet, i. e. bitter, cruel, or (cf. deu/kei) unexpected, cf. Apollon. Lex. , Hsch. :—a).fwnh/ expl. as not imitative, opp. poludeukh/s, Ael. NA 5.38 .) a)de/yhtos, on, (deye/w) untanned, boe/h Od. 20.2 , 142 , cf. A.R. 3.206 , AP 6.298 ( Leon. ). a)de/w [a_], to be sated with, c. dat., only in aor. and pf., mh\ cei=nos . . dei/pny a(dh/seie lest he should be sated with the repast, feel loathing at it, Od. 1.134 ( v.l. a)hdh/seie ) kama/tw| a(dhko/tesh)de\kai\ u(/pnw| sated with toil and sleep, Il. 10.98 , cf. 312 , 399 , 471 , Od. 12.281 ; cf.a(/dhn. a)dh=: ou)rano/s ( Maced. ), Hsch. a)dh/i+os, contr. a)dh=os, Dor. a)da/i+os, on, unmolested, unravaged, a)dh=|on . . spartw=n a)p' a)ndrw=n S. OC 1533 : of persons, not harmed, A.R. 4.647 . a(/dhke, v. a(nda/nw . a)/dhktos, on, (da/knw) not gnawed or worm-eaten, Hes. Op. 420 ( Sup. ); not bitten, Dsc. 2.60 ,al. metaph., unmolested, Phld. D. 3 Fr. 81 , Plu. 2.864c . Adv. -tws ib. 448a . unaffected, untouched, by love, anger, etc., in Adv. -tws, Phld. Mort. 34 , Plu. Pomp. 2 , M.Ant. 11.18 , Eun. VS p.495B. Act. , not biting or pungent, Hp. Mul. 1.11 , Dsc. 1.30 : Comp. -o/teros less stimulating, Aret. CA 1.10 . a)dhl-e/w, (a)/dhlos) to be in the dark about a thing, understand not, skopo\s prosh/keis w(=n a)dhlou=men fra/sai S. OC 35 : — Pass. , to be obscure, Ph. 2.42 ,al., S.E. M. 11.233 , cf. 7.393 ; fail to appear, e)pimh/nia-eu/mena Hp. Mul. 1.2 . a)dh/l-htos, on, (dhle/omai) unhurt, A.R. 2.709 ; invulnerable, Nonn. D. 47.617 . Act. , not hurting, desmo/s ib. 41.199 . a)dhl-i/a, h(, = a)dhlo/ths , A.D. Pron. 25.18 , v.l. in Corn. ND 13 ; a). tou= me/llontos Iamb. Myst. 10.4 , cf. AP 10.96 ( Pall. ). a)dhl-opoie/w, make unseen, Sm. Jb. 9.5 , Ps.- Alex. Aphr. in SE 124.3 . a)dhl-opoio/s, o/n, making unseen, Sch. Il. 2.455 ; fa/rmaka Sch. E. Med. 1201 . a)/dhl-os, on, unseen, invisible, of a fish, poiei=n e(auto\n a)/. Arist. HA 620b31 ; a)/. xitw/n, of the hyaloid membrane of the eye, [ Gal. ] 14.712 ; unknown, obscure, Hes. Op. 6 ; to\n a)/. a)/ndra . . i)xneu/ein S. OT 475 ; e)a\n de\ . . a)/. o( ktei/nas h)=| Pl Lg. 874a ; of troops, a)/. toi=s polemi/ois X. Cyr. 6.3.13 ; ei)s to\ a)/. a)pokru/ptein Id. Eq.Mag. 5.7 . mostly of things, a)/. qa/natoi death by an unknown hand, S. OT 496 ; a)/. e)/xqra secret enmity, Th. 8.108 ; r(ei= pa=n a)/dhlon melts all to nothing, S. Tr. 698 ; inscrutable, E. Or. 1318 . neut., a)/dhlo/n [e)sti] ei) . . it is uncertain whether . ., Pl. Phdr. 232e , al.; a)/. mh/ . . Id. Phd. 91d : abs., a)/. o)/n Th. 1.2 ; e)n a)dh/lw| ei)=nai Antipho 5.6 ; e)n a)dhlote/rw| ei)=nai X. HG 7.5.8 ; e)c a)dh/lou e)/rxetai [selh/nh] S. Fr. 871.5 ; also a)/. agreeing with the subject (like di/kaio/s ei)mi), pai=des a)/. o(pote/rwn, = a)/dhlon o(pote/rwn pai=de/s ei)sin , Lys. 1.33 ; a)dh/lois . . pw=s a)pobh/setai, = a(\ a)/. e)sti pw=s a). , Arist. EN 1112b9 , cf. X. Mem. 1.1.6 . not evident to sense, o)/yis tw=n a). ta\ faino/mena Anaxag. 21a , cf. Epicur. Ep. 1p.6U. ; opp. fanero/n, Phld. Sign. 6 , al.; opp. e)narge/s, ib. 14 , cf. Diog.Oen. 8 . unintelligible, fwnh/ 1 Ep.Cor. 14.8 . unproved, Stoic. 2.89 . Adv. -lws secretly, Th. 1.92 , etc.: Sup. -o/tata Id. 7.50 . a)dhl-o/ths, htos, h(, uncertainty, Protag. 4 , Plb. 5.2.3 , Ph. 1.277 , Corn. ND 13 , etc. a)dhl-o/flebos, on, with inconspicuous veins, Arist. GA 727a24 , PA 667a31 . a)dhl-o/w, render invisible:— Pass. , to be obliterated, Tab.Heracl. 1.57 . a(/dhma, to/, = yh/fisma , Hsch. (cod. a)dh/mas). a)dhmiou/rghtos, on, not fashioned, a). pro\s a)na/stasin not made for getting up again, of a fallen elephant, D.S. 3.27 . a)dhmokra/thtos, on, not democratic, D.C. 43.45 . a)dhmone/w, to be sorely troubled or dismayed, be in anguish, Hp. Virg. 1 ; a)dhmonw=n te kai\ a)porw=n Pl. Tht. 175d , cf. D. 19.197 ; a)dhmonh=sai ta\s yuxa/s X. HG 4.4.3 : c. dat. rei, a)dhmonei= th=(| a)topi/a| tou= pa/qous Pl. Phdr. 251d ; u(po/ tinos to be puzzled by . ., Epicur. Nat. 11.8 ; e)pi/ tini D.H. 3.70 ; xa/rin tino/s POxy. 298.45 (i A.D.). ( Eust., 833.15 , derives it from a)dh/mwn, which is found only as v.l. in Hp. Epid. 1.18 (cf. Gal. 17 ( 1 ). 177 ), and is itself of doubtful derivation.) [ a^d- Nic. Fr. 16 .] a)dhmoni/a, h(, trouble, distress, Epicur. Fr. 483 , AP 12.226 ( Strat. ), Plu. Num. 4 : pl., Ph. 2.541 . a)/dhmos, on, = a)po/dhmos , S. Fr. 639 . a)dhmosu/nh, h(, rarer form for a)dhmoni/a, Democr. 212 , X.ap. AB 80 . a)dh/mwn, on, gen. onos, sore-troubled, v. sub a)dhmone/w. a(/dhn, Ep. and Ion. a)/dhn, Adv. to one's fill, e)/dmenai a)/. Il. 5.203 ,al.; e)mpimpla/menoi si/twn a(/. Pl. Plt. 272c ; piou=s' a)/. xoreu/w Anacreont. 14.30 . c. gen., oi(/ min a)/. e)lo/wsi . . pole/moio will drive him to satiety of war, Il. 13.315 ; *trw=as a)/. e)la/sai pole/moio 19.423 ; e)/ti mi/n fhmi a)/. e)la/an kako/thtos Od. 5.290 ; a(/. e)/leicen ai(/matos licked his fill of blood, A. Ag. 828 ; kai\ tou/twn me\n a(/. Pl. Euthphr. 11e , cf. R. 341c , etc.; a(/. e)/xein tino/s to have enough of a thing, be weary of it, Id. Chrm. 153d , cf. E. Ion 975 ; tou= fagei=n Arist. Pr. 950a15 ; a(/. e)/xousin oi( lo/goi Pl. R. 541b : c. part., a)/. ei)=xon ktei/nontes Hdt. 9.39 . unceasingly, A.R. 2.82 , cf. 4.1216 . = a(/lis, a)/. e)ge/nonto mu/khtes Call. Fr. 47 . [a^, except in the phrase e)/dmenai a)/dhn; v. sub a(de/w.] (From s[schwa]-dhn, cf. Lat. s[acaron]-tis.) a)dh/n (a(d- Hdn.Gr. 2.922 ), e/nos, h(, gland, Hp. Art. 11 ; later, o(, Gal. UP 3.9 , al., Alex.Aphr. Pr. 2.12 , Hdn.Gr. l.c. ([ngnull]guen, cf. Lat. inguen.) a)dhnh/s, e/s, (dh=nos) ignorant, inexperienced, Semon. 7.53 , cj. for a(lhnh/s, but expl. as 'without malice prepense' by Hsch, EM 17.11 : so in Adv. -e/ws without malice, dia\ th=s po/lews a). gegwne/ontes GDI 5653 (Chios):—hence a)dh/l-eia, h(, ignorance, Hsch (-ei/h). a)/dhris, ios, o(, h(, without strife, AP 7.440 Leon. ), Epigr.in Rev.Phil 19.178 (Egypt). a)dh/ri-tos, on, without strife or battle, Il. 17.42 . uncontested, undisputed, Plb. 1.2.3 , Orph. A. 846 . Adv. a)dhri/-tws Plb. 3.93.1 , D.S. 4.14 , Plu. Caes. 3 . not to be striven against, unconquerable, a)na/gkhs sqe/nos A. Pr. 105 . a(dh/sw, v. sub a(nda/nw. a)dh-fa^ge/w [a^d], to be greedy, Hermipp. 84 ; of horses, S. Fr. 976 , Isoc. 6.55 . a)dh-fa^gi/a, h(, gluttony, Call. Dian. 160 : pl., Arist. Fr. 144 , Opp. H. 2.218 :—personified, *)adhfagi/as i(ero/n Polem.Hist. 39 . a)dh-fa/gos, on, (a(/dhn) gluttonous, greedy, a)nh/r Theoc. 22.115 ; th\n a). no/son S. Ph. 313 ; a). lu/xnos, of a lamp that burns much oil, Alc.Com. 21 . metaph., devouring much money, costly, trih/reis Lys. Fr. 39 , cf. Philist. 58 ; of racehorses, Pherecr. 197 , Ar. Fr. 736 . a)dh/wtos, on, not ravaged, X. HG 3.1.5 . a)dia/-ba^tos, on, not to be passed, potamo/s, na/ph, X. An. 2.1.11 , HG 5.4.44 ; o)/rh Them. Or. 16.206d . Act. , not striding, closed, ske/lh AB 343 . a)dia-bebai/wtos, on, unconfirmed, Ptol. Geog. 2.1 . a)dia-bi/bastos, on, Gramm., intransitive, A.D. Synt. 286.6 . a)dia/-blhtos, on, not listening to calumny, h( tw=n a)gaqw=n fili/a a). e)sti Arist. EN 1157a21 ; a)nu/poptos kai\ a). Plu. Brut. 8 . unexceptionable, filoponi/a e(/cis a). pro\s po/non Pl. Def. 412c ; toi=s bi/ois a). Plu. 2.4b ; ta\ pro\s tou\s a)/llous a). App. Sam. 4.4 . Adv. -tws Just. Nov. 137.2 . a)dia/-bolos, on, = foreg. 1 , Stoic. 3.153 . Pass. , unexceptionable, Mon.Ant. 23.60 (Seleucia in Cilicia). a)dia/-gluptos, on, not to be cut through, AB 344 . a)dia/-glufos, on, not hollowed out, w)=ta Adam. 2.29 . a)dia/-gnwstos, on, indistinguishable, D.S. 1.30 ; a). tw=| xrw/mati tou= e)da/fous Antig. Mir. 25(29) ; hard to distinguish or understand, o)no/mata Aristid. Quint. 1.5 . a)di-a/gwgos, on, impossible to live with, Ph. 2.268 ; sunousi/a 1.118 . a)dia/-doxos, on, without successor, perpetual, boulh/ Sch. Aeschin. 3.2 . a)dia/-drastos, on, inevitable, Zeno Stoic. 1.27 , Ael. Fr. 219 . a)dia/-zeuktos, on, not disjoined, inseparable, Corn. ND 14 , Iamb. in Nic. pp.15 , 107P. ; e(/nwsis Procl. in Prm. p.521 S. ; indistinguishable, Phld. D. 1.19 . a)dia/-qetos, on, not disposed or set in order, Sch. Ar. Nu. 1370 , etc.; sti/xoi a). Sch. Il. 22.487 . having made no will, intestate, Plu. Cat.Ma. 9 , D.Chr. 54.4 , POxy. 105.6 (ii A.D.), al. not disposed of by will, PGrenf. 1.17 (ii B. C.), Sammelb. 4638.5 . a)diai/retos, on, undivided, Arist. Pol. 1265b4 ; xw/ra SIG 141.10 (Corc. Nigr.), cf. BGU 1119.9 (i. B.C.), etc. indivisible, like a)merh/s , Arist. Ph. 231b3 , al.; Comp. , less divisible, Metaph. 1052a21 . Adv. -tws Phryn. 146 (interp.). Act. , not having divided joint property, a)delfoi/ Sor. 2.1 . a)diai/thtos: a)llo/trios, a)h/qhs, Phot. , Suid., AB 341 . a)dia-ki/nhtos, on, unmoved, Phld. Rh. 1.366S. a)dia/-kleistos, on, not shut off, tou= ou)ranou= to\ -ton J. BJ 5.5.4 . a)dia-ko/nhtos, on, not executed, e)klipei=n a). th\n e)pistolh/n J. AJ 19.1.1 . a)diako/ntistos, on, which no dart can pierce, de/rma prob. in Ael. VH 13.15 (interpol., codd. -ko/nistos, which Hsch. explains a)nai/sqhtos, a)/trwtos). a)dia/-kopos, on, unbroken, uninterrupted, xa/rakes Aristeas 139 ; sune/xeia Herod. ap. Orib. 7.8.4 ; lo/gos Ph. 1.81 , cf. Porph. Plot. 8 . Adv. -pws Hero *Deff. 37 , Ulp.ad D. 18.308 , Steph. in Hp. 1.149 D. a)dia-ko/reutos, on, undeflowered, virginal, Sor. 1.10 . a)dia-ko/smhtos, on, not set in order, D.H. 3.10 ; ou)si/a Stoic. 2.189 , cf. Ph. 2.505 ; of lands, not disposed of, unassigned, J. AJ 5.1.23 . a)dia-krisi/a, h(, want of discernment, Suid. s.v. a)krisi/a . a)dia/-kri^tos, on, undistinguishable, mixed, Hp. Coac. 570 ; ai(=ma Arist. Somn.Vig. 458a21 ( Comp. ); not discriminated, Dam. Pr. 35 . Adv. -tws without distinction, in common, Ph. Fr. 105 H., Hierocl. in CA 12p.446M. , Iamb. Myst. 4.1 , Just. Nov. 89.7 . promiscuous, e)pimici/ai D.H. 19.1 . unintelligible, Plb. 15.12.9 . undecided, Luc. JTr. 25 , OGI 509.8 (Aphrodisias). Act. , not making due distinctions, to\ -ton Ph. 2.664 . Adv. -tws without examination, POxy. 715.36 (ii A.D.). a)dia-kwlu/tws, Adv. without hindrance, Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.68 , BGU 1048.19 (i A.D.). a)dia/-leiptos, on, unintermitting, incessant, Ti. Locr. 98e , Ep.Rom. 9.2 , Hierocl. p.19.55A. , Plu. 2.121e , M.Ant. 6.15 . Adv. -tws Metrod. Herc. 831.8 , Polem.Hist. 30 , Plb. 9.3.8 , Posidon. 25 , LXX 1 Ma. 12.11 , Ep.Rom. 1.9 , PLond. 3.1166.6 (i A.D.). a)dia/-lektos, on, without conversation, bi/os solitary life, Phryn.Com. 18 . a)dia-lhpteu/w, to be lacking in comprehension, confused in mind, Phld. Rh. 2.184S. a)dia/-lhptos, on, indistinct, confused, lo/gos Metrod. Herc. 831.11 , cf. 13 ; a)/dhla kai\ a). Phld. Rh. 2.44S. : —also of persons, confused in mind, ib. 47 S. , Id. Po. 1676.3 . Adv. -tws, opp. dieilhmme/nws, Id. Mus. p.32 K., al. a)dia-lhyi/a, confusion, obscurity, dianohma/twn Phld. Rh. 2.190 S. : pl., ib. 1.7S. :—of persons, failure to distinguish, tino/s ib. 1.43 S. : abs., ib. 1.204 S. a)dia/llaktos, on, irreconcilable, ta\ pro\s u(ma=s a). u(pa/rxei my relation to you admits no reconciliation, D. Ep. 2.21 , cf. 24.8 , D.Chr. 38.17 , etc. Adv. -tws, e)/xein pro/s tina D.H. 6.56 , cf. Plu. Brut. 45 . a)dia-lo/gistos, on, unreasoning: c. gen., tou= sumfe/rontos Phld. Lib. p.60 O. a)dia/-lu^tos, on, undissolved: indissoluble, Pl. Phd. 80b ; e(/nwsis Ph. 2.635 ; su/mbasis Hierocl. p.17.23 A. :—indestructible, Epicur. Fr. 356 (nisi Hermarcho tribuendum); sterea\ kai\ a). Id. Nat. 14.2 . irreconcilable. Adv. -tws, polemei=n pro/s tina Plb. 18.37.4 . -ton, to/, = h(liotro/pion , Ps.- Dsc. 4.190 . a)dia-lw/bhton: a)blabe/s, Hsch. a)di-ama/rthtos, on, infallible, Gem. 17.24 , cf. Gal. 19.595 . a)dia-me/ristos, on, = a)diai/retos , Sch. A.R. 3.1033 . a)dia-mo/rfwtos, on, not fully formed, Sor. 1.101 ; sa/rc Sch. Orib. 22.5.3 . ne/mhtos, on, not to be divided, Longin. 22.3 . undivided, Timae. 77 . a)dia-nohsi/a, h(, inconceivability, Phld. Sign. 38 . a)dia-nohteu/omai, speak unintelligibly, Sch. Ar. Av. 1377 . a)dia-no/htos, on, unintelligible, -hta skw/ptein Did. ap. Sch. Ar. V. 1309 . Adv. -tws D.H. Rh. 9.16 . inconceivable, Pl. Sph. 238c , Epicur. Fr. 606 , cf. Ep. 2p.43U. , Phld. Sign. 12 , al., Arr. Epict. 2.20.18 , S.E. M. 8.389 . Act. , not understanding, silly, Arist. Fr. 90 ; unreflecting, Phld. Ir. p.23 W.; to\ a). tou= plh/qous Id. Rh. 2.40 S. Adv. -tws Pl. Hp.Ma. 301c . a)di/antos, on, (diai/nw) unwetted, a)dia/ntoisi pareiai=s Simon. 37.3 ; a). e)c a(lo/s B. 16.122 ; not bathed in sweat, sqe/nos Pi. N. 7.72 . as Subst., a)di/antos, o( , maidenhair, Adiantum Capillus-Veneris, Orph. A. 915 : a)di/anton, to/, Theoc. 13.41 ; a). [to\ me/lan] Thphr. HP 7.10.5 : pl., Plu. 2.614b . a). to\ leuko/n, = trixomane/s , Thphr. HP 7.14.1 , Dsc. 4.135 . a)dia/-cestos, on, unpolished, Gal. UP 11.13 . a)dia-pa/thtos, on, untrodden, puro/s POxy. 1259.15 (iii A.D.). a)dia/-paustos, on, not to be stilled, incessant, violent, Plb. 4.39.10 , Phalar. Ep. 67.3 . Adv. -tws Plb. 1.57.1 , Antyll. ap. Orib. 4.11.14 . a)dia/-peptos, on, undigested, Sch. Nic. Al. 66 . a)dia/-plastos, on, as yet unformed, Pl. Ti. 91d , cf. Suid. s.v. fru=nos. a)dia-pneuste/w, not to evaporate, [ Gal. ] 10.528 . a)dia-pneusti/a, h(, want of perspiration or suppressed perspiration, Gal. 10.763 , Alex. Trall. Febr. 1 . a)dia/-pneustos, on, (diapne/w) not ventilated, Gal. 10.745 ; air-tight, Asclep. ap. eund. 13.159 . Act. , without drawing breath, Iamb. VP 31.188 . a)dia-po/nhtos, on, undigested, kre/a Ath. 9.402d . a)dia-po/reutos, on, that cannot be traversed, Simp. in Cat. 470.2 . a)dia/-ptaistos, on, = a)dia/ptwtos , Iamb. Protr. 21 .kd/, cf. Hierocl. Prov. p.463B. a)dia-ptwsi/a, h(, infallibility, Hp. Ep. 17 , Iamb. Protr. 21 .k/. a)dia/-ptwtos, on, infallible, Hp. Decent. 12 , S.E. M. 7.110 ; a)rxh\ a). th=| po/lei PRyl. 77.46 (ii A.D.). Adv. -tws Plb. 6.26.4 , cf. Stoic. 3.69 ; unerringly, of archers, Hld. 9.18 . faultless, of writers, Longin. 33.5 ; to\ a). perfection of style, Id. 36.4 ; fra/sis Diog.Bab.Stoic. 3.214 ; profora/ D.T. 629.12 . Gramm., not using cases at random, A.D. Pron. 109.23 . uninflected, EM 643.47 . a)di/-arqros, on, faulty form for sq., Thphr. HP 3.10.5 ( Comp. ). a)di-a/rqrwtos, on, not jointed or articulated, Arist. HA 579a24 ,al. confused, lo/gos Arr. Epict. 1.17.1 , Plu. 2.378c . not distinctly conceived, unanalysed, Phld. D. 1.24 ( Comp. ); do/ca Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 26.22 . of literary style, disjointed, a). e)n sxh/masi Hermog. Id. 2.11 . unorganized, Arr. Epict. 4.8.10 . Adv. -tws without distinction, Gal. 16.240 , cf. Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 61.4 , Plot 3.8.9 . a)dia-ri/pistos, on, not scattered by the winds, Hsch. s.v. a)/kroton . a)dia/-rreustos, on, non-deliquescent, fa/rmakon Gal. 12.840 . a)dia/-rrhktos, on, not torn in pieces, gloss on a)/rrhktos , EM 149.12 . a)dia/-rroia, h(, constipation, Hp. ap. Erot. 48 . a)dia/-seistos, on, not shaken about, Gal. 19.81 ; gloss on a)ti/naktos , Sch. Opp. H. 4.415 . a)dia-ske/dastos, on, not scattered, Sch. Ar. Th. 1027 . a)dia-ske/ptws, Adv. inconsiderately, Aen.Tact. 29.12 (prob.l.). a)dia/-skeuos, on, unequipt, i(/ppos Anon. ap. Suid. a)dia/-skopos, on, not perspicuous, Sch. A. Ch. 816 . a)dia/-spastos, on, not torn asunder, uninterrupted, unbroken, X. Ages. 1.4 , Plb. 1.34.5 ; inseparable, Dam. Pr. 418 , cf. Olymp.Alch. p.77B. Adv. -tws Steph. in Hp. 1.65 D. , Hsch. a)dia/-staltos, on, not clearly unfolded, Sch. Od. 19.560 . a)dia-stasi/a, h(, continuity, Iamb. in Nic. p.57 P. a)dia/-sta^tos, on, continuous, Antipho Soph. 24 ; a)ga/phsis Andronic.Rhod. p.513M. Adv. -tws without intermission, Ph. 1.342 , 501 , etc. without distinctions or intervals, Plot. 3.7.2 , Dam. Pr. 105 , 370 . Gramm. of i in diphthongs, inseparable, not forming a distinct syllable, A.D. Pron. 86.21 . Adv. -tws, su/llhyis sumfw/nwn meta\ fwnhe/ntos . . a). legome/nh Sch.D.T. p.48H. without extension or dimension, Plu. 2.601c , Plot. 1.5.7 , Alex.Aphr. in Top. 31.18 . Adv. -tws Procl. in Prm. p.543 S., Inst. 176 . a)dia/-stiktos, on, undistinguished, unvarying, Ph. 2.297 . Adv., Gloss. a)dia/-stolos, on, Gramm., not distinguished, A.D. Pron. 11.26 . Adv. -lws, l[e/go]ntas Phld. Rh. 1.53S. , cf. Phoeb. Fig. 1.3 , Porph. Abst. 2.37 . a)dia/-stomos, on, (dia\ sto/ma) not currently named, PPar. 5.15 (ii B. C.), al. a)dia-stre/ptws, Adv. without turning, continuously, Hp. Fract. 19 . a)dia/-strofos, on, incapable of turning: metaph., rigid, inexorable, no/mos Orph. H. 64.9 ; incontrovertible, prolh/yeis Procl. Hyp. 5.20 ; of remedies, infallible, Aët. 3.91 , 109 ; Gramm., strictly accurate, S.E. M. 1.187 . not distorted, Arist. Pr. 958a12 ; kanw/n Plu. 2.780b ; qw/rhc Aret. SD 1.12 . Adv. -fws Gal. 18(2).334 . metaph., not perverted, of persons, Ph. Fr. 14 H., LXX 3 Ma. 3.3 ; zw=|a S.E. P. 3.194 . Adv. -fws in the absence of perversion, i.e. by natural instinct, Demetr.Lac. Herc. 1012.70 ; straightforwardly, a). kai\ a)panou/rgws S.E. M. 2.77 . of judgements, etc., unperverted, kri/seis D.H. Th. 55 ; lo/goi, e)/nnoiai, Procl. in Alc. p.4C. , Theol.Plat. 1.17 . Adv. -fws without molestation, a). kai\ a)tara/xws mei=nai e)n toi=s i)di/ois PLond 5.1674 (vi A.D.); a)fi/esqai a)zhmi/ws kai\ a). Cod.Just. 9.47.26.7 . a)dia/-sfaltos, on, free from error, me/qodoi Hero *Geep. 164 . Adv. -tws Ps.- Dioph. p.xxi H. a)dia/-sxistos, on, not cloven, Arist. HA 532b13 . a)dia/-swstos, on, not preserved, bibli/on Ptol. Tetr. 47 . a)dia/-taktos, on, disorganized, o)/xloi, po/lis, Artapan. ap. Alex.Polyh. 14 , D.H. 3.10 . Adv. -tws Simp. in Cat. 379.26 . unclassified, pro/sodoi BCH 6.14 (Delos, ii B. C.). a)dia/-tmhtos, on, not cut in pieces, Aen. Tact. 32.1 . a)dia/-treptos, on, not to be turned aside, c. gen., gnw/mhs Sch. Luc. Herm. 53 . headstrong, LXX Si. 26.10 . Adv. -tws LXX v. l. ibid., Jul. Or. 6.197b . a)dia-treyi/a, h(, shamelessness, Caligula ap. Suet. Cal. 29 . a)dia-tu/pwtos, on, unshapen, D.S. 1.10 , Ocell. 2.3 , Ph. 2.317 , al.; yuxh/ 1.50 . a)di/aulos, on, with no way back, without return, of the nether world, E. Fr. 868 ; *fersefo/nas a)di/anlon u(po\ . . do/mon Epigr.Gr. 244.9 (Cyzicus). a)dia/-fqartos, on, = a)dia/fqoros 1 , Pl. Ap. 34b , Lg. 951c , Ph. 1.408 . = sq. 11 , Epicur. Fr. 267 , Gal. 2.27 . a)dia/-fqoros, on, not affected by decay, Antyll. ap. Orib. 46.22.3 ; uncorrupted, chaste, Pl. Phdr. 252d ; ap' o)rqh=s. . kai\ a)diafqo/rou th=s yuxh=s D. 18.298 , cf. Men. 984 , D.S. 1.59 , Plu. 2.5e . Adv. -rws, e)ra=sqai Aeschin. 1.137 . of judges, incorruptible, Pl. Lg. 768b ; of witnesses, Arist. Rh. 1376a17 ; of magistrates, Id. Pol. 1286a39 ( Comp. ), cf. IG 2.240b13 . Sup. Adv. -w/tata Pl.l.c. imperishable, Pl. Phd. 106e . a)dia-fore/w, to be indifferent, kata/ ti S.E. P. 1.191 ; pro/s ti M.Ant. 11.16 ; a)diaforei= impers., e)a/n . . e)a/n . . Ph. 2.243 : c. inf., A.D. Pron. 45.22 . Gramm., not to agree, in case, gender, etc., ib. 68.15 ,al. a). tino/s not to differ from, Ph. 1.414 . personal, bring about no change, Gal. 1.194 . Math., to be negligible, Procl. Hyp. 3.31 ; a). pro\s a)/sqhsin not to differ appreciably, ib. 3.15 . of persons, to be neglected, uncared for, PLond. 2.144 (i A.D.). a)dia-forhtiko/s, h/, o/n, like indifference: to\ a). = a)diafori/a , Arr. Epict. 2.1.14 . a)dia-fo/rhtos, on, not evaporating or perspiring, Alex. Trall. 2 . showing no difference, Iamb. in Nic. p.76 P. a)dia-fori/a, h(, indifference, Stoic, of the moral agent, Aristo Stoic. 1.83 , Chrysipp.ib. 3.9 , cf. Cic. Acad.Pr. 2.42.130 , S.E. P. 1.152 ; absence of difference, Syr. in Metaph. 122.1 , cf. sq. neglect, Hierocl. in CA 7p.430M. equivalence of signification, Eust. 150.25 . a)dia/-foros, on, not different, Arist. Rh. 1373a33 ; toi=s o(moi/ois kai\ a). Id. Cael. 310b5 ; indistinguishable, o(/moion kai\ a). Epicur. Nat. 15 G. in Logic, a)dia/fora, ta/ , individual objects, as having no logical differentia, a). w(=n a)diai/reton to\ ei)=dos Arist. Metaph. 1016a18 ; a). ei)/dei Top. 121b15 ; kata\ to\ ei)=dos ib. 103a11 . undiscriminating, o)nomasi/a Epicur. Nat. 14.10 . indifferent; in Stoic philosophy, ta\ a). things neither good nor bad, Zeno Stoic. 1.47 , 48 , cf. Cic. Fin. 3.16.53 , Epict. Ench. 32 , etc., cf. S.E. P. 3.177 sq.: Sup. , Phld. Rh. 1.129 S. Adv. -rws, e)/xein to be indifferent, of the moral agent, Aristo Stoic. 1.79 . in metre, common, Heph. 4 , cf. Sch.Pi. p.15 Böckh. of persons, making no distinction, pro\s pa/nta ce/non kai\ dhmo/thn Dicaearch. 1.14 . steadfast, unwearying, Ant.Lib. 41.2 . Math., negligible, pro/s ti Procl. Hyp. 4.61 ; a). pro\s ai)/sqhsin not differing sensibly, Aristarch.Sam. 4 . Adv., Hipparch. 3.5.7 . Adv. -rws without discrimination, D.H. Dem. 56 , S.E. P. 3.225 . a)dia/-fraktos, on, with no divisions or joints, Thphr. HP 1.5.3 , 8.5.2 . Adv. -tws ib. 6.5.3 . a)dia/-xu^tos, on, (diaxe/w) not softened by cooking, Thphr. CP 4.12.2 ; not dissolved, Dsc. 5.79 . not diffuse or extravagant, of persons, Hp. Decent. 3 :—of style, Longin. 34.3 . a)dia-xw/rhtos, on, without evacuation, koili/h Hp. Acut. (Sp.) 38 ; not passing through the bowels, Sor. 1.125 . a)dia-xw/ristos, on, unseparated, undistinguished, EM 538.34 , Suid. Adv. -tws Hsch. s.v. a)diaspa/stws . a)dia/-yeustos, on, not deceitful, D.S. 5.37 ; of katalhptikh\ fantasi/a, Sphaer.Stoic. 1.141 , cf. M.Ant. 4.49 , Iamb. Protr. 21 . Adv. -tws S.E. M. 7.191 , Ruf. Fr. 68.10 . a)di/daktos, on, untaught, ignorant, Ps.-Phoc. 89 : c. gen., a). e)rw/twn AP 5.121 ( Diod. ), cf. Hp. Alim. 39 . unpractised, untrained, of a chorus, D. 21.17 . untaught, toi=s a)f' au(tou= kai\ a). pa/qesi Plu. 2.968c , cf. Luc. Hist.Conscr. 34 ; that cannot be taught, Philostr. V A 5.36 . a). dra=ma not yet acted (v. dida/skw III) Ath. 6.270a . Adv. -tws without teaching, Phld. Rh. 2.93 S, Juba 32 , Plu. 2.673f ; ou)k a). ou)de\ au)tofuw=s Ph. Fr. 70 H. a)di-e/gguos, on, not covered by security, me/ros th=s w)nh=s PRev.Laws 17.3 (iii B. C.). a)di-e/kbatos, on, = sq., e(/rkos Sch. Opp. H. 4.117 . a)di-e/kdu^tos, on, not to be escaped, Apollon. Lex. s.v. nh/dumos . a)di-e/caktos, on, not carried through, undone, mhde\n a). a)polei/pontes OGI 335.34 (Perg.). a)di-ece/rgastos, on, not wrought out, to/pos Isoc. 5.109 . a)di-ece/tastos, on, that will not stand examinalion, lo/goi LXX Si. 21.18 . a)di-ech/ghtos, on, indescribable, plh=qos Ph. 1.407 , prob. in IG 5(1).1359 (Messenia, i B. C.):—inexhaustible, tai=s h(mete/rais e)pibolai=s Dam. Pr. 178 . a)di-eci/thtos, on, (die/ceimi) that cannot be exhausted, infinite in extent or duration, Arist. Ph. 207b29 , cf. Alex.Aphr. in Top. 86.27 , Plot. 2.4.7 , al.; ai)w/n Ph. 1.554 . with no outlet, a)/guia Orib. 9.20.3 . a)di-eco/deutos, on, having no outlet, labu/rinqos Eust. 1688.37 , cf. Sch. E. Or. 25 . a)di-e/codos, on, that cannot be gone through, to\ a)/peiron Arist. Ph. 204a14 . having no outlet, of places, App. Mith. 100 , Plu. 2.957d . Act. , unable to get out, AP 11.395 ( Nicarch. ), cf Plu. 2.679b , Ocell. 1.15 . a)di-e/rgastos, on, not wrought out, unfinished, Isoc. 12.268 , Poll. 6.143 . Adv. -tws ib. 144 . a)di-ereu/nhtos, on, inscrutable, Pl. Ti. 25d . uninvestigated, Ph. 1.470 , etc. of persons, not searched, Plu. Dio 19 . a)di-eukri/nhtos, on, obscure, lacking in order, of style, Hermog. Id. 2.11 ; u(/lh Heraclit. All. 48 . a)di-exh/s, e/s, = a)zhxh/s , Sch. Opp. H. 3.129 . a)di-h/ghtos, on, indescribable, X. Cyr. 8.7.22 , D. 17.29 , Cic. Att. 13.9.1 . Adv. -tws PMag.Lond. 125.13 . not related, Hld. 5.16 . a)di-h/qhtos, on, not filtered or strained, ptisa/nh a). gruel with the meal in it, Hp. Acut. 7 . a)di^kai/arxos, on, = a)/dikos a)/rxwn Cic. Att. 2.12 (with play on the name of the historian Dicaearchus). a)di^kaiodo/thtos, on, where no justice can be got, *sikeli/a D.S. 39.20 . a)di/kastos, on, without judgement given, Pl. Ti. 51c ; di/kh IG 12(2).530 (Eresos); undecided, Luc. Bis Acc. 23 . Adv. -tws without judgement, Aesop. 223 . a)di/keusis, ews, h(, wrongdoing, = e)ne/rgeia kat' a)diki/an , Stoic. 3.25 . a)di^ke/w, Aeol. a)di-h/w Sapph. 1.20 , Dor. a)di-i/w Tab.Heracl. 1.138 : Ion. impf. h)di/keon or -eun Hdt. 1.121 :— Pass. , fut. in med. form a)dikh/somai E. IA 1436 , Th. 5.56 , etc.; also a)dikhqh/somai Apollod. 1.9.23 , etc.: —to be a)/dikos, do wrong (defined by Arist. Rh. 1368b6 to\ bla/ptein e(ko/nta para\ to\n no/mon, cf. a)di/khma) , tw=n a)dikhsa/ntwn ti/sis e)/ssetai those who have sinned, h.Cer. 367 ; freq. in Hdt. and Att. ; ta)dikei=n wrong-doing, S. Ant. 1059 ; to\ mh\ a)dikei=n righteous dealing, A. Eu. 85 , 749 :— in legal phrase, do wrong in the eye of the law, the particular case being added in part., as *swkra/ths a). . . poiw=n . . kai\ dida/skwn Pl. Ap. 19b , cf. X. Mem. 1.1.1 : c. acc. cogn., a)diki/an, a)dikh/mata, etc., Pl. R. 344c , 409a , cf. Arist. Rh. 1389b7 ; also a). ou)de\n a)/cion desmou= Hdt. 3.145 ; a). polla/, mega/la, etc., Pl. Smp. 188a , al.; ou)de/n, mhde\n a). ib., al.:— a). peri\ ta\ musth/ria D. 21.175 , cf. IG 2.811c154 ; a). ei)s po/lin, kth=ma, Lib. Or. 15.39 , 31.7 :—in games or contests, play foul, Ar. Nu. 25 , Arist. EN 1123b32 . in pres., to be in the wrong, ei) mh\ a)dikw= ge if I am not mistaken, Pl. Chrm. 156a . trans. c. acc. pers., wrong, injure, Archil. Supp. 2.13 , Sapph. 1.20 , Epich. 286 , Hdt. 1.112 , etc.:— ruin, of a girl, Men. Georg. 30 : c. dupl. acc., wrong one in a thing, Ar. Pl. 460 ; a(\ pollou\s u(mw=n h)di/khken D. 21.129 ; mei/zon' h)\ e)la/ttona a). tina/ 20.124 ; a). a)diki/an peri/ tinas Pl. Lg. 854e :— Pass. , to be wronged, injured, mh\ dh=t' a)dikhqw= S. OC 174 ; a). ei)/s ti E. Med. 265 ; me/gista a). Aeschin. 3.84 ; ou)/t' a)dikei= ou)/t' a)dikei=tai Pl. Smp. 196b , etc.; pres. a)dikei=tai, -ou/menos used for the pf. h)di/khtai, -hme/nos (v. supr. 1 ), Antipho 4.4.9 , Pl. R. 359a : c. acc., to be defrauded of, misqo\n a)diki/as v.l. in 2 Ep.Pet. 2.13 . harm, injure, a). gh=n Th. 2.71 , etc.; i(/ppon X. Eq. 6.3 ; esp. in Medical sense, a)/nqrwpon Hp. Nat.Hom. 9 ; nefrou/s Diph.Siph. ap. Ath. 2.62f ; te/mnein kai\ qla=n kai\ o(pwsou=n a)/llws a). Gal. UP 13.8 , cf. Archig. ap. Philum. Ven. 14 . a)di/kh, h(. = a)kalh/fh , Ps.- Dsc. 4.93 . a)di/k-hma, atos, to/, (a)dike/w) wrong done, Hdt. 1.2 , 100 , etc.: properly, intentional wrong, opp. a(ma/rthma and a)tu/xhma, Arist. EN 1135b20 sq., Rh. 1374b8 ; a). w(/ristai tw=| e(kousi/w| Id. EN 1135a19 : c. gen., wrong done to . . , a). tw=n no/mwn D. 21.225 : also a). pro/s tina Arist. Rh. 1373b21 ; a). ei)/s ti D. 37.58 ; peri/ ti Plu. 2.159c :—e)n a)dikh/mati qe/sqai to consider as a wrong, Th. 1.35 ; a). qei=nai/ ti D. 14.37 ; yhfi/zesqai/ ti e)n a). ei)=nai Hyp. Eux. 20 . error of judgement, dub. in Plb. 9.20a . 7 . that which is got by wrong, ill gotten goods, Pl. R. 365e , Lg. 906d . a)dik-hte/on, one ought to do wrong, Pl. R. 365e ; fame\n e(ko/ntas a). ei)=nai Id. Cri. 49a . a)dik-hth/s, o(, wronger, injurer, Eust. 756.58 . a)dik-htiko/s, h/, o/n, disposed to do wrong, Plu. 2.562d . Adv. -kw=s Stoic. ap. Stob. 2.7.11m . a)dik-h/w, v. a)dike/w . a)dik-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, wrongdoing, injustice, a)diki/hs a)/rxein Hdt. 1.130 , cf. 4.1 , E. Or. 28 , Pl. Grg. 477c , al.; tu/xh( ma=llon h)\ a)diki/a| Antipho 6.1 ; 'foul' in racing, Anon. in SE 30.15 . wrongful act, offence, Hdt. 6.136 ; katagno/ntes au(tw=n a)diki/an And. 1.3 :—in pl., Pl. Phd. 82a , etc. a)di/k-ion, to/, = a)di/khma , Hdt. 5.89 , cf. IG 7.235 (pl.) (Orop.); esp. -i/ou grafh/ suit for malversation, Arist. Ath. 54.2 , cf. Plu. Per. 32 ; also, damage, PTaur. 4.15 (iii B. C.), cf. PPar. 14.44 (iii B. C.). a)di^ko-doce/w, seek fame by unworthy means, D.S. 31.6 . a)di^ko-doci/a, h(, evil design, Plb. 22.17.7 , Fr. 95 . a)di^ko-krisi/a, h(, unjust judgement, Heph.Astr. 3.34 . a)di^ko-maxe/w, fight unfairly, esp. in the law-courts, Alciphr. 3.29 ; dub. in Poll. 3.154 . a)di^ko-ma^xi/a, h(, unfair fighting, Arist. SE 171b23 , cf. Ascl. in Metaph. 243.9 . a)di^ko/-maxos, on, of horses, obstinate, X.ap. AB 344 (perh. fr. Cyr. 2.2.26 ). a)di^ko-mh/xa^nos, on, plotting injustice, Ar. Fr. 697 . a)di^ko-ph/mwn, on, unjustly harming, AB 343 . a)di^ko-pra_ge/w, = a)dike/w , act wrongly, Plu. 2.501a , Ph. 2.329 . a)di^ko-pra/ghma, to/, wrong action, Stoic. ap. Stob. 2.7.11e , Phld. Piet. 19G. a)di^ko-pra_gh/s, Ion. a)di^ko-prhgh/s, e/s, acting wrongly, Perict. ap. Stob. 4.28.19 . a)/di^kos, on, (di/kh) of persons, wrongdoing, unrighteous, unjust: a)/nqrwpoi Hes. Op. 260 : Comp. -w/teros ib. 272 ; di/kan e)c a)di/kwn a)paitw= A. Ch. 398 (lyr.): Sup. -w/tatos S. Tr. 1011 (lyr.): a)/. ei)/s ti unjust in a thing, e)/s tina towards a person, Hdt. 2.119 ; ei)s xrh/mata X. Cyr. 8.8.6 ; peri/ tina ib. 27 ; a)/. [e)n tw=| a)stragali/zein] one who plays unfairly, Pl. Alc. 1.110b : c. inf., so unjust as to . . , Ep.Heb. 6.10 . a)/. i(/ppoi obstinate, unmanageable, X. Cyr. 2.2.26 ; a)/. gna/qos the hard mouth of a horse, Id. Eq. 3.5 . of things, unjust, unrighteous, e)/rga Hes. Op. 334 , Hdt. 1.5 ; e(/rgmata Thgn. 380 , Sol. 13.12 ; a)/dika frone/ein Thgn. 395 ; a)/. lo/gos freq. in Ar. Nu. ; a)/rxein xeirw=n a). begin an assault, Antipho 4.2.1 , Lys. 4.11 , cf. X. Cyr. 1.5.13 , D. 47.39 ; to\ di/kaion kai\ to\ a)/., ta\ di/kaia kai\ ta\ a)/. right and wrong, Pl. Grg. 460a , etc.; plou=tos a)/. ill-gotten, unrighteous, Isoc. 1.38 ; zugo\n a)/. LXX Am. 8.5 ; nomh\ a)/. ou)de\n i)s xu/ei PTeb. 286.7 (ii A.D.); h( a)/. . . sunagwgh\ a)ndro\s kai\ gunaiko/s the unrighteous union, Pl. Tht. 150a ; a)/. di/kh vexatious suit, Cratin. 19D. of the punishment of wrongdoing, *zeu\s ne/mwn a)/dika kakoi=s A. Supp. 404 (lyr.), cf. E. Or. 647 . a)/. h(me/ra, i.e. a)/neu dikw=n, a day on which the courts were shut, Luc. Lex. 9 : di/kaios a)/. who has not appeared in court, Archipp. 46 . Adv. -kws Sol. 13.7 , A. Ag. 1546 ; tou\s a). qnh/(skontas S. El. 113 (anap.); ei)/te w)=n dh\ dikai/ws ei)/te a). jure an injuria, Hdt. 6.137 ; dikai/ws kai\ a). Pl. Lg. 743b ; ou)k a). not without reason, h.Merc. 316 , Simon. 89.3 , Pl. Phd. 72a . a)di^ko/-tropos, on, of unjust disposition, Crates Com. Fr.inc. 7 M. a)di^ko/-xeir, xeiros, o(, h(, with unrighteous hand, S. Fr. 977 . a)di^ko-xrh/matos, on, with ill-gotten wealth, Crates Com. 42 . a(di^no/s [a^], h/, o/n, radic. sense, close, thick: hence in Hom. , crowded, thronging, a(. kh=r, like pukinai\ fre/nes , in physical sense, Il. 16.481 , Od. 19.516 ; of bees, flies, sheep, Il. 2.87 , 469 , Od. 1.92 . vehement, loud, of sounds, a(. go/os Il. 18.316 ; *seirh=nes a(. the loud-voiced Sirens, Od. 23.326 . Adv. -nw=s frequently, or loudly, vehemently, a(. a)nenei/kato Il. 19.314 : neut. as Adv., a(dino\n goo/wsa Od. 4.721 ; a(. mukw/menai 10.413 : pl., a(dina\ stenaxi/zwn Il. 23.225 ; klai=' a(. 24.510 : Comp. a(dinw/teron Od. 16.216 :—rare in Lyr. and Trag., a(. da/kos a deep bite, Pi. P. 2.53 ; a(. da/krua thick-falling tears, S. Tr. 848 (lyr.); bi/otos a(. abundant, Tim. Pers. 29 ; and freq. in A.R. , a(. u(/pnos, kw=ma abundant, deep sleep, 3.616 , 748 ; a(. eu)nh/ frequent wedded joys, 3.1206 . ( Aristarch. wrote a(d-, cf. a(dro/s.) a(/dicis, h(, agreement ( Tarent. ), Hsch. (vad-, cf. Hsch. s.v. ga/dicis .) a)di-o/deutos, on, not to be travelled through, dusxwri/ai Them. Or. 16.206d , cf. Charito 7.3 . a)di-oikhsi/a, h(, want of management, Vett. Val. 240.15 . a)di-oi/khtos, on, unarranged, D. 24.28 , cf. IG 5(2).433 (Megalopolis, ii B. C.); undigested, Gal. 19.217 , Hippiatr. 31 :—of property, = e)kto\s misqw/sews , PPetr. 3p.198 (iii B. C.). a)di/-opos, on, without commander, of a ship, A. Fr. 269 . a)di-o/ra_tos, on, not to be seen through, Poll. 5.150 . a)di-orga/nwtos, on, unorganized, Iamb. VP 17.73 . a)di-o/rqwtos, on, not corrected, not set right, D. 4.36 :—of books, unrevised, Cic. Att. 13.21a . 1 . irremediable, o(rmh/ D.S. 37.3 ; doulei/a App. BC 3.90 , cf. D.L. 5.66 ; a)dio/rqwta a)dikei=n D.H. 6.20 . Adv. -tws D.S. 29.25 . a)di-oristi/a, h(, indefiniteness, Nicom. ap. Phot. Bibl. p.143 B. a)di-o/ristos, on, in Logic, indesignate, Arist. APr. 26b23 ; undefined, a). a)pole/loipe th\n a)reth\n tou= poihtou= Phld. Po. 1425.1 , al.; indefinite, a)/dhlon kai\ a). Arist. PA 639a22 , cf. Dam. Pr. 37 , al. Adv. -tws Arist. Ph. 184b11 , al.; vaguely, loosely, Anon. in SE 62.31 . a)diou/nios tau=ros: o( *)apo/llwn u(po\ tw=n *krhtw=n, AB 344 , Phot. a)dipl-asi/astos, on, not doubled, of letters, Eust. 781.15 . Adv. -tws Id. 870.63 . a)di/pl-astos, = foreg., Eust. 763.25 . a)di/pl-wtos, on, = foreg., Id. 185.34 . a)/dis: w(s *)api/wn, a)qro/oi: kai\ e)sxa/ra, Hsch. a)/diskon: knkew=na ( Maced. ), Id. a)di/staktos, on, undoubted, undisputed, PTeb. 124.26 (ii B. C., written -astos), Phld. Mus. p.80 K. Adv. -tws AP 12.151 , Sch. A.R. 2.62 , Ptol. Geog. 1.4 . Act. , undoubting: hence, instinctive, v. l. for a)di/daktos 1 (q.v.), Pall. in Hp. 2.127 D. Adv. -tws unhesitatingly, Phld. Rh. 1.133 S. , Syr. in Metaph. 73.18 , Procl. in Prm. p.756S. a)di/stonon: oi)ktro\n ste/nonta, Hsch., EM 18.30 . a)diu/listos, on, (diu_li/zw) not strained or filtered, Gal. 13.285 . a)di/xastos, on, (di^xa/zw) not to be cut in two, Nicom. Ar. 1.9 . a)diy-e/w, to be free from thirst, Hp. Coac. 599 . a)/diy-os, on, not thirsty, not suffering from thirst, Hp. Epid. 3.17 .is/, E. Cyc. 574 , Arist. PA 669a34 , Clearch. 74 . Adv. -yws Hp. Epid. 3.13 . Act. , quenching thirst, Hp. Acut. 15 ( Sup. ), 59 , Diph.Siph. ap. Ath. 2.69f . not causing thirst, Xenocr. 34 . a)/diyon, to/, = glukurri/za , Dsc. 3.5 ; adipsos, a kind of date, gathered unripe, Plin. HN 12.103 . a)di/wktos, on, not to be eliminated, irremovable, Syn.Alch. p. 63 B. a)diw/motos, on, not feeling bound by an oath, Procop. Arc. 5 . a)dmai/nein: u(giai/nein, zh=n, Hsch. a)dmeni/des, ai(, = dou=lai , EM 18.32 . a)dmeu/ein, = a)dmai/nein , EM 18.31 , Suid. a)dmhloi=: a)fani/zei, Hsch. a)dm-h/s, h=tos, o(, h(, poet. for a)da/matos, ( Hom. only in Od. ), of maidens, unwedded, parqe/nos a)dmh/s 6.109 , 228 ; a)dmh=tas a)delfa/s S. OC 1056 (lyr.). of animals, unbroken, h(mi/onoi . . a)dmh=tes Od. 4.637 . c. gen., a)dma=tes nou/swn unsubdued by . . , B. Fr. 19 . a)dm-h=tis, idos, h(, v.l. for a)dmh/th in Il. 23.655 :—virgin, Benndorf Niemann Reise in Lykien p.77 . a)/dm-htos, h, on, poet. for a)da/matos, in Hom. only in fem. and of cattle, unbroken, bou=n h)=nin . . a)dmh/thn, h(\n ou)/ pw u(po\ zugo\n h)/gagen a)nh/r Il. 10.293 , Od. 3.383 ; i(/ppon . . e(ce/te' a)dmh/thn Il. 23.266 ; h(mi/onon ib. 655 . unwedded, of maidens, parqe/nw| a)dmh/th| h.Ven. 82 , cf. 133 , A. Supp. 149 ; of Artemis, ta\n ai)e\n a)dmh/tan S. El. 1239 (lyr.); of Atalanta, th=s pro/sqen a). Id. OC 1321 . a|dmoli/h, h(, uncertainty, Call. Fr. 338 ( -mwl- Suid. ). a)dmwlei/: xwri\s do/lou h)\ doulei/as, Suid. a)dmwlh/, h(, = a)/gnoia , Hdn.Gr. 1.324 , cf. Hsch. a)dmwlw=: a)khdiw=, Suid. :—also a)dmwlei=n: a)gnoei=n h)/ a)gnwmonei=n h)\ a)khdia=n, EM 18.33 . a)/dmwnes or a)/dmwes, oi(, a kind of sea-fish, Opp. H. 3.371 , 380 . a)dno/s, Cret. for a(gno/s, Hsch. *(aidoba/ths, ou, o(, one who has gone to the nether world, prob. 1 . for a)gdaba/tai, A. Pers. 924 (lyr.). a(do/qen, Adv. from the nether world, Hermesian. 7.3 . a)doia/stws, (doia/zw) without doubt, Anacr. 95 . [oi^ l.c.] a)dokei=: a)dokh/tws diakei/menos, Hsch. a)do/khtos, on, unexpected, Hes. (v. infr.); ta\n a). xa/rin S. OC 249 (lyr.); ta\ dokhqe/nt' ou)k e)tele/sqh, tw=n d' a). po/ron hu(=re qeo/s E. Med. 1418 (also in Alc., Ba., Andr., Hel., ad fin.); cumfora\ a). Th. 7.29 , etc.; to\ a). surprise, Id. 4.36 ,al. a)do/khton kai\ doke/onta either inglorious and glorious, or unexpecting and expectant, Pi. N. 7.31 , cf. Trag.Adesp. 482 (lyr.):—unexpecting, Memn. 28.2 , cf. Nonn. D. 31.209 . Adv. -tws Th. 4.17 , Phld. Ir. p.49 W.; a)do/khta, as Adv., Hes. Fr. 79 , E. Ph. 311 ; a)po\ tou= a)dokh/tou Th. 6.47 ; e)k tou= a). D.H. 3.64 . a)doki/a: a)prosdoki/a, Hsch. a)doki/m-astos, on, not approved, Lys. 14.8 , 15.11 , Aeschin. 3.15 , etc.; pra=gma D.H. 11.57 ; to\ a). Onos. Praef. 7 . a)do/kim-os, on, not legal tender, not current, of coin, Pl. Lg. 742a ; not approved, of horses, Arist. Ath. 49.1 . unsatisfactory, unconvincing, of a statement, Ph. Bel. 76.47 , Alex.Aphr. in Top. 576.14 . disreputable, laki/smat' a)do/kim' o)lbi/ois e)/xein E. Tr. 497 ; mou=sa Pl. Lg. 829d , cf. D. 25.36 , Ep.Rom. 1.28 . Adv. -mws Poll. 5.160 . of persons, Pl. R. 618b ; discredited, reprobate, X. Lac. 3.3 , 2 Ep.Tim. 3.8 , etc. a)do-lesxe/w [a_], talk idly, prate, Eup. 353 , Pl. Phd. 70c , X. Oec. 11.3 , etc.; i(kanw=s h(mi=n h)dolesxh/sqw e)pi\ tou= pa/rontos Epicur. Nat. 28.13 . generally, talk, LXX Ps. 68(69).12 . meditate, ib. Ge. 24.63 , Ps. 118(119).15 , al. a)do-le/sxhs, ou, o(, prater, idle talker, esp. of reputed sophists: *swkra/thn, to\n ptwxo\n a). Eup. 352 , cf. Ar. Nu. 1485 ; h)\ *pro/dikos h)\ tw=n a). ei(=s ge/ tis Id. Fr. 490 ; a). tis sofisth/s Pl. Plt. 299b , cf. Tht. 195b , R. 488e : generally, talker, babbler, Thphr. Char. 3.2 , Arist. EN 1117b35 , etc. in good sense, subtle reasoner, Pl. Cra. 401b . [a_- in Eup. and Ar. ll. c.; cf. a(de/w, le/sxh.] a)do-lesxi/a [a_], h( , prating, garrulity, Ar. Nu. 1480 , Isoc. 13.8 , Pl. Tht. 195c , Arist. Rh. 1390a9 , Thphr. Char. 3 : pl., Simp. in Ph. 1141.8 . keenness, subtlety, Pl. Phdr. 269e . conversation, talk, LXX 4 Ki. 9.11 , Ps. 54(55).2 . a)do-lesxiko/s [a_], h/, o/n , prating, to\ -ko/n garrulity, Pl. Sph. 225d , Procl. in Prm. p.501S. a)do/-lesxos [a_], on, = a)dole/sxhs , Cic. Att. 16.11.2 , IG 14.1746 (a)del- lapis); a). kai\ la/los Alciphr. 3.66 ; to\ a). S.E. M. 1.141 : Comp. -o/teros Gal. 5.315 : Sup. -o/tatos Plu. 2.509a . Adv. -xws Phld. Ir. p.17 W., Rh. 1.212 S. ( Comp. ). a)doli/eutos, on, = sq., h)/qh Sch. Ar. Pl. 1158 . not concealed, a)/gkistron Sch. Opp. H. 3.532 . a)/dolos, on, guileless, honest, sofi/a Pi. O. 7.53 ; in Att. esp. of treaties, a)/. ei)ra/na Ar. Lys. 169 ; spondai\ a)/. kai\ a)blabei=s Th. 5.18 . Adv., freq. in the phrase a)do/lws kai\ dikai/ws without fraud or covin, Th. 5.23 , cf. IG 1.42e ; a(plo/ws kai\ a). GDI 5024 (Gort.): generally, ploutei=n a)do/lws Scol. 8 ; a)dolw/teron le/gesqai, opp. pisto/teron, Antipho 3.3.4 :— also, genuinely, truly, teqna/khn a). qe/lw Sapph. Supp. 23.1 , cf. Theoc. 29.32 . unadulterated, genuine, xri/matos a)do/loisi parhgori/ais A. Ag. 95 ; stu/rac Dsc. 1.66 ; xruso/s Eupolem. ap. Alex.Polyh. 18 ; a)rgu/rion Poll. 3.86 ; si=tos, puro/s, PHib. 1.85 , PGrenf. 1.18 ; a). a)po\ panto/s ib. 2.29.14 : metaph., au)/rais a)do/lois pure, E. Supp. 1029 (lyr.); to\ logiko\n a)/. ga/la 1 Ep.Pet. 2.2 . unpretentious, Plu. Pel. 3 . a(/don, Ep. for e(/adon, aor. 2 of a(nda/nw. a)do/nhtos, on, (done/w) unshaken, AP 5.267 (Paul. Sil.). a)doni/s, h(, poet. for a)hdoni/s, Mosch. 3.46 . a)doca/zw, incorrectly formed, = a)doce/w 11 , Anon. in Rh. 105.15 ( Pass. ). a)do/castos, on, unexpected, S. Fr. 223 . not matter of opinion, i.e. certain, Pl. Phd. 84a . Stoic, free from do/ca, not opining, Aristo Stoic. 1.78 , Pers.ib. 102 ; refusing to form opinions, Timo ap. Aristocl. ap. Eus. PE 14.18 . Adv. -tws, opp. dogmatikw=s, S.E. P. 1.15 , etc. a)doc-e/w, to be held in no esteem, be in ill repute, a)docou=ntes, opp. oi( dokou=ntes, E. Hec. 294 , cf. D. 19.103 ; opp. eu)dokimei=n, Arist. Rh. 1372b22 . trans., hold in no esteem, in contempt, tina/ J. BJ 1.26.2 , al., cf. Plu. Luc. 14 :—hence in Pass. , ai( banausikai\ [te/xnai] . . a)docou=ntai pro\s tw=n po/lewn X. Oec. 4.2 . a)do/c-hma, atos, to/, disgrace, Plu. 2.977e . a)doc-i/a, h(, ill repute, Hp. Lex 1 , Th. 1.76 , Pl. Phd. 82c , D. 1.11 , Phld. Lib. p.4 O., etc.; obscurity, Plu. Agis 2 . contempt, App. Syr. 41 . a)doc-opoi/htos, on, not forming notions, unreasoning, Plb. 6.5.8 . a)/doc-os, on, without do/ca, inglorious, po/lemos D. 5.5 ; disreputable, te/xnh X. Smp. 4.56 . obscure, ignoble, po/leis Isoc. 12.253 ; a)nw/numoi kai\ a)/. D. 8.66 , cf. Arist. Rh. 1384b31 ; of eunuchs, despised, X. Cyr. 7.5.61 . Adv. -cws Plu. Thes. 35 . = para/docos , unexpected, S. Fr. 71 ; improbable, opp. e)/ndocos, Arist. Top. 159a39 , etc.; ta\-o/tata le/gein ib. 159a19 . a)/doros, on , (de/rw) = a)ne/kdartos , Suid. as Subst., a)/doros, o(, = kw/rukos , skin, Antim. 64 . a)/dorpos, on, without food, fasting, Pi. Pae. 6.128 , Lyc. 638 . a)doru^fo/rhtos, on, without body-guard, Arist. Pol. 1315b28 . a(/dos (A), o( or to/, satiety, loathing, ta/mnwn de/ndrea makra/, a(/dos te/ min i(/keto qumo/n Il. 11.88 . (Cf. a(/dhn.) a(/dos (B), o(, decree, SIG 45 (Halic.), IG 12(8).263.8 (Thasos); cf. Hsch. s.v. a(/dhma . (Cf. a(/dei=n, a(nda/nw.) a(=dos, a(dosu/nh, Dor. for h(=dos, h(dosu/nh. a)/dotos, on, without gifts, h.Merc. 573 . a)doulagw/ghtos, on, not enslaved, yuxh/ Vett. Val. 220.20 . a)dou/l-eutos, on, one who has never been a slave, Is. Fr. 138 , Arr. Epict. 2.10.1 . a)doul-e/w, have no slaves, Str. 15.1.59 . a)doul-i/a, h(, being without slaves, Arist. Pol. 1323a6 . a)/doul-os, on, unattended by slaves, a)/doula dw/maq' e(sti/as E. Andr. 593 : c. gen., tw=n toiou/twn a)/doulos unattended by . . , Ael. N A 6.10 . having no slaves, too poor to keep a slave, Phryn.Com. 18 , Plu. 2.831b . impatient of slavery, a)doulo/teros tw=n leo/ntwn Ph. 2.451 . a)dou/l-wtos, on, unenslaved, unsubdued, Pers.Stoic. 1.99 , D.S. 1.53 ; u(po/ tinwn Procl. in Alc. p.95 C.; a)dou/lwtoi h(donh=| Crates Theb. 5 . a)dou/phtos, on, noiseless, AP 5.293.8 ( Agath. ). a)dousiasa/menoi: o(mologhsa/menoi, and a)dou/sion: a)resto/n, su/mfwnon, Hsch. a)drai/a, Maced. for ai)qri/a, Hsch. a)dra^kh/s, e/s, = a)derkh/s , Id. a)dra/n-eia, or a)dran-i/a, h(, listlessness, weakness, Hdn. 2.10.8 , Just. Nov. 102.3 : Ep. a)drani/h, A.R. 2.200 , Call. Fr. 520 , AP 6.296 ( Leon. ), etc. non-efficiency, tou= mh\ o)/ntos Simp. in Cael. 136.30 . [dra^.] a)dra/n-eos, h, on, = a)dranh/s , AP 9.135 . a)dran-e/w, to be weak, of starlight, Arat. 471 , cf. Opp. H. 1.296 , Nonn. D. 32.280 . a)dran-h/s, e/s, (drai/nw) impotent, feeble, AP 9.359 ( Posidipp. ), Plu. 2.373d , etc.; to\ -e/staton tai=s xersi/n LXX Wi. 13.19 ; th\n xei=ra a). Philostr. V A 3.39 ; -e/statoi zw/|wn Babr. 25.3 ; non-efficient, i.e. unreal, Simp. in Ph. 533.19 , 815.24 ; of nations, Arr. Epict. 3.7.13 : Comp. , less efficacious, Dsc. 3.110 . deprived of its strength, useless, of iron, Plu. Lyc. 9 , Lys. 17 . a)dran-i/zomai, = a)drane/w , Sch. Arat. 471 , Gloss. *)adra/steia, Ion. *)adrh/steia, h(, (a)- priv., didra/skw) title of Nemesis, A. Pr. 936 , cf. Pl. R. 451a , etc. fabulous plant, Ps.- Plu. Fluv. 18.13 . a)/drastos, Ion. a)/drhstos, on, not running away, not inclined to do so, of slaves, Hdt. 4.142 , PLond. 2.251.14 (iv A. D.): metaph., xalko/s D.Chr. 37.10 .—In Il. only as pr. n. a)/dra_tos, on, (dra/w) not done, Hermipp. 3 D. (a)/drasta, Hsch. , Phot. ). a)dra/facus or a(dra/facus, h(, v. a)tra/facus . a)dre/pa^nos, on, untouched by sickle, S. Fr. 978 . a(dreph/bolos, on , (a(dro/s) to\ peri\ ta\s noh/seis a(. the power of forming great conceptions, Longin. 8.1 :—in bad sense, ambitious, Vett. Val. 43.2 . a)/dreptos, on, unplucked, A. Supp. 663 (lyr.). a(dre/w, to be full-grown, matured, puroi\ h(drhko/tes Dsc. 2.85 :— Pass. forms a(drei=to, a(drw/menon (-ou/menon), Hsch. *)adri/as, on, Ion. *)adri/hs, ew, o(, the Adriatic, Hdt. 5.9 , etc.:— Adj. *)adri-a_no/s, h/, o/n, A. Fr. 71 , also a)dran-hno/s, ku=ma ta=s *)adrihna=s a)kta=s E. Hipp. 736 (lyr.): later, a)dran-ako/s, ne/ktar, of Italian wine, called Adriatic because imported through Corcyra, AP 6.257 ( Antiphil. ): a)dran-a_niko/s, a)lektori/des Arist. GA 749b29 : a)dran-a_tiko/s, o)/rniqes Chrysipp. Tyan. ap. Ath. 7.285d :—also fem. a)dran-a/s, a/dos , a(/lmh D.P. 92 . a)/dri_mus, u, not tart or pungent, Luc. Trag. 323 . a(dro/-bwlos, on, in large pieces or masses, of bdellium, Dsc. 1.67 . a(dro-grafi/a, h(, forcible writing, Phld. Rh. 1.165 S. (dub.). a(dro-ke/falos, on, with large head, Sor. 2.63 , Paul.Aeg. 6.74 ; sens. obsc., Hierocl. Facet. 251 . a(dro-merh/s, e/s, of coarse, large grains, opp. leptomerh/s, D.S. 5.26 , Gal. 8.336 ( Sup. ); coarse, of wine, Dsc. 5.6 : Comp. -e/steroi, o)/gkoi Ph. 1.493 . Adv. -w=s Herasap. Gal. 13.1045 . *)adro/mios, sc. mh/n, month at Halos, IG 9(2).109a6 . a(dro/misqos, on, with large prizes, a)gw=nes Scymn. 353 . a)/dromos, on, that will not gallop, i(/ppoi Hippiatr. 105 . a(dro/omai, Pass. , (a(dro/s) grow stout, Myro Hist. 1 . a(dropo/ros, on, with large pores, Cass. Pr. 48 . a(dro/s, a/, o/n, thick, stout, bulky: of things, xio/na a(. pi/ptousan i)dei=n falling thick, Hdt. 4.31 ; tw=n a)nqra/kwn oi( a(dro/tatoi the most solid, Hp. Mul. 2.133 ; ki/ones a(. large, D.S. 3.47 ; tou\s a(drota/tous tw=nle/mbwn Id. 20.85 :—strong, violent, po/lemos Ar. Ra. 1099 ; ta\ a(dro/tatatw=n . . sumba/ntwn Hell.Oxy. 4.1 ; r(eu/mata full, swollen, Arist. Pr. 949b5 ; of raindrops, Id. Mu. 394a31 ( Comp. ); dh=gma D.S. 1.35 ; dwrea/ste kai\ tima\s a(. dou=nai in abundance, Id. 19.86 ; koilo/ths severe deficiency, Phld. Oec. p.71 J. :—of style, powerful, Longin. 40.4 ( Comp. ), cf. Phld. Rh. 1.182 S. ; a(. noh/mata dub. in D.H. Comp. 4 ; a)peilh/ Phld. Hom. p.35 O.; to\ a(. the grand style, opp. to\ i)sxno/n, Ps.- Plu. Vit.Hom. 72 . Adv., Comp. a(drote/rws, diaita=n live more freely, Hp. Aph. 1.7 ; a(. farmakeu/ein ib. 4.9 ; neut. as Adv., a(dro\n gela/sai laugh loud, Antiph. 144 ; a(dro/teron piei=n drink more deeply, Diph. 5 . of persons, fine, well-grown, e)pea\n to\ paidi/on a(. ge/nhtai Hdt. 4.180 ; tw=| paidi/, e)ph\n a(. e)/h| Hp. Genit. 2 ; tw=n pai/dwn o(/soi a(. Pl. R. 466e ; oi( -o/teroi the bestgrown, the stronger, Isoc. 12.110 ; oi( a(. chiefs, princes, LXX 4 Ki. 10.6 ; also a(. th\n yuxh/n Democh. 3 ; h( kata\ yuxh\n a(. u(peroxh/ Procl. in Alc. p.94 C. of animals, fine, fat, xoi=ros X. Oec. 17.10 ; lu/kos Babr. 101 ; freq. in Com. of flesh, fish, etc., Antiph. 20.5 , 26.21 , Alex. 170 , etc. of fruit or corn, full-grown, ripe, o(/kws ei)/h karpo\s a(. Hdt. 1.17 , cf. Arist. Metaph. 1017b8 . a(. r(i/za, = a)ristoloxei/a stroggu/lh , Ps.- Dsc. 3.4 . of an egg, ready to be laid, Arist. HA 559b11 ( Comp. ).—First in Hdt. , never in Trag., rare in Att. ; but the derivs. a(droth/s, a(drosu/nh occur in Ep. and a(dru/nw in Trag. a)drosi/a, h(, (dro/sos) want of dew, J. AJ 2.5.5 , Vett. Val. 145.13 : poet. -i/h POxy. 1796.18 (sg. and pl.). a(drosu/nh, h( , (a(dro/s) = a(droth/s , of ears of corn, Hes. Op. 473 . a(dro/sfairos, on, in large balls, mala/baqron Peripl.M.Rubr. 65 . a(droth/s, h=tos, h(, vigour, strength, Epicur. Ep. 1p.31U. ; of plants, Thphr. HP 7.4.11 : metaph. of sound, loudness, Amarant. ap. Ath. 10.415a ; of style or expression, force, Aristid. Quint. 2.9 . abundance, 2 Ep.Cor. 8.20 . (In Hom. v.l. for a)ndroth/s , q.v.) a(dro/-xwroi: oi( a(dra\s e)/xontes xw/ras, Hsch. a(dro/-xwron, to/, full, xw=ron, a wine-measure, Ostr. 1600 . a(dro/w, v. a(dro/omai . a)/drua, ta/, = a)kro/drua , Ath. 3.83a ; Sicilian word, Hsch. upright pieces of a plough, Id. (a)- copul.) canoes made of hollowed tree-trunks, dug-outs ( Cypr. ), Id. a)drua/s, a/dos, h(, (a)- copul., dru=s) = *(amadrua/s , in pl., Pro p.1.20.12 , AP 9.664 (Paul. Sil.). a)dru/makton: kaqaro/n, Hsch. ; cf. druma/ttw. a(/dr-unsis, ews, h(, coming to maturity, Arist. Metaph. 1065b20 , Ph. 201a19 , Thphr. CP 2.12.1 :—written -usis, Simp. in Epict. p.32 D. a(dr-u/nw, (a(dro/s) ripen, mature, S. Fr. 979 , X. Mem. 4.3.8 ; a(dru=nai kai\ pe/yai to\n karpo/n Thphr. HP 3.1.3 :— Pass. , grow ripe, ripen, come to maturity, of fruit or corn, Hdt. 1.193 , Arist. Ph. 230b2 ; of embrya, Hp. Septim. 1 , Oct. 12 , cf. Arist. HA 565b13 ; of nestlings, 619b30 . a)/druptos, on, (dru/ptw) not scratching or tearing, Nonn. D. 11.137 . a)dru/faktos, on, unfenced, a)tei/xistos, a)fu/laktos, a)/neu dikasthri/ou, Hsch. : <*>metaph., a)/ponos kai\ a)talai/pwros, AB 345 . a(drw/dhs, = fu/teuma , Ps.- Dsc. 4.128 . a(dubo/as, etc., Dor. for h(du-. a)du^na^m-e/w, to want power, be incapable, LXX Si.Prol. , Simp. in Cael. 139.24 : c. inf., PLond. 2.361r8 (i A. D.). a)du^na^m-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, want of strength, debility, Hp. VM 10 : pl., ib. 19 , Plu. 2.791d ; of medicine, want of strength, Thphr. HP 9.18.4 . generally, inability, incapacity, Hdt. 8.111 , Arist. Metaph. 1019b15 , etc.; h( tou= le/gein a). Antipho 5.2 , cf. Pl. Lg. 646b , etc.: pl., LXX 3 Ma. 2.13 : c. gen., a). tou= a)dikei=n for wrongdoing, Pl. R. 359b ; tw=n pragma/twn for political action, Arist. Pol. 1314a23 ; [yuxh=s] Stoic. 3.23 : c. inf., Pl. R. 532b . poverty, lack of resources, X. Oec. 20.22 , D. 19.186 . a)du^/na^m-os, on, weak, of wine, Dsc. 5.6 : —without potency, Procl. Inst. 80 , 149 : -mon, to/ , absence of potency, Olymp. in Phd. p.40N. :—Astrol., of planets, Ptol. Tetr. 53 . a)du^na^si/a, h(, = a)dunami/a , Hdt. 3.79 , 7.172 , Th. 8.8 : c. gen., a). tou= le/gein Id. 7.8 :—also a)dunasti/a, v.l. for -asi/a in D.H. Dem. 26 , cf. Gloss. (a)du/nastos, ib.), and a)dunati/a, Dinol. 9 . a)du^nasti/, Adv. impotently, Suid. a)du^na^t-e/w, of persons, to be a)du/natos, lack strength, Epich. 266 , Arist. Somn.Vig. 454a27 : c. inf., to be unable to do, Hp. de Arte 7 , Pl. R. 366d , X. Mem. 1.2.23 , Arist. EN 1165b22 , Pol. 1287b17 , etc. of things, to be impossible, LXX Jb. 10.13 , Phld. Ir. p.98 W., Ev.Matt. 17.20 , Ev.Luc. 1.37 , Ps.-Callisth. 3.26 . a)du^/na^t-os, on, of persons, unable to do a thing, c. inf., Hdt. 3.138 , Epich. 272 , E. HF 56 , etc.; a). ei)pei=n Arist. Rh. 1379a2 ; a). w(/ste . . Onos. 1.13 : Comp. , to\n dunatw/teron tou= -wte/rou [ple/on e)/xein] Pl. Grg. 483d : Sup. -w/tatos, le/gein Eup. 95 . abs., without strength, powerless, weakly, Hdt. 5.9 , E. Ion 596 , Andr. 746 ; oi( a). men disabled for service, whether as invalids or paupers, Lys. 24 tit., Arist. Ath. 49.4 ; e)n toi=s a). misqoforei=n Aeschin. 1.103 ; a). sw/mati Lys. 2.73 ; a). xrh/masi poor, Th. 7.28 ; ei)/s ti Pl. Hp.Mi. 366b ; oi( -w/tatoi persons of no importance, Phld. Herc. 1457.8 ; of ships, disabled, Hdt. 6.16 ; to\ a). want of strength, Pl. Hp.Ma. 296a ; ta\ a). disabilities, D. 18.108 . of things, impossible, E. Or. 665 , Hel. 1043 ; e)lpi/des unrealizable, Democr. 58 ; to\ a). Arist. Cael. 280b12 ; h( ei)s to\ a). a)pagwgh/ reductio ad impossibile, APr. 29b5 ; o( dia\ tou= a). sullogismo/s, h( dia\ tou= a). dei=cis, ib. 34b30 , 45a35 ; a)du/nata bou/lomai Lync. 1.12 :—a)du/nato/n [e)sti] c. inf., Hdt. 1.32 , al.; a)du/nata/ [e)sti] Pi. P. 2.81 , Hdt. 1.91 , 6.106 , Th. 1.59 ; a). u(mi=n w(/ste . . Pl. Prt. 338c ; u(me/as katalela/bhke a). ti bohqe/ein Hdt. 9.60 ; ta\ a). karterei=n E. IA 1370 ; tolma=n a)du/nata Id. Hel. 811 ; a)duna/twn e)ra=n Id. HF 318 , cf. Luc. DDeor. 8 , etc.; prov., a)du/nata qhra=|s Macar. 1.26 : Comp. -w/teron, e)/ti . . ei) oi(=o/n te . . Pl. Tht. 192b , cf. Prm. 138d : Sup. , o(\ dh\ pa/ntwn -w/taton Id. Phlb. 15b . Adv. -tws without power or skill, feebly, a)mu/nesqai Antipho 4.3.3 , cf. 3.3.4 ( Comp. ), Lys. 12.3 :—a). e)/xein to be unwell, Pl. Ax. 364b ; to be unable, c. inf., Arist. Rh.Al. 1435a16 ; a). e)/xei it is impossible, Epicur. Ep. 2p.49U. ; a). le/getai it is an impossible story, Phld. Rh. 2.122 S. —Rare in poetry: Trag. only in E. a)dunato/w, debilitate, in Pass. , Erot. s.v. kathporh/qh . a)dusko/lws, Adv. without complaint, prob. in Vit.Philonid. p.13 C. a)dusw/phtos, on, not to be put out of countenance, inexorable, *moi=rai JHS 32.274 (Pamphyl.), cf. Ph. 2.543 , Plu. 2.64f . Adv. -tws, e)noxlei=n ib. 534b . a)/du^tos, on, (du/w) not to be entered, qhsauro/s Pi. P. 11.4 ; a)/. e)stin o( to/pos Str. 14.1.44 . never setting, of stars, Sch. Arat. 632 . mostly as Subst. (masc. in h.Merc. 247 , neut. in Hdt. 5.72 , E. Ion 938 ), innermost sanctuary or shrine, Il. 5.448 , 512 , h.Ap. 443 ; eu)w/deos e)c a). Pi. O. 7.32 : metaph., e)k tou= a). th=s bi/blou Pl. Tht. 162a ; a)/. qala/sshs Opp. H. 1.49 , cf. Hymn.Is. 152 . a|/dw, Att. contr. for a)ei/dw, q.v. a)dw=: a)reskw, Hsch. a)dw/mhtos, on, (dwma/w) unbuilt, Nonn. D. 17.40 . a)dw/n [a_], o/nos, h( , Dor. for a)hdw/n, Mosch. 3.9 ; cf. a)doni/s. *)/adwn [a^], wnos, o(, = *)/adwnis , AP 6.275 (Nossis), Theoc. 15.149 . *)adwn-ai/a, h(, epith. of Aphrodite, Orph. A. 30 ; cf. *)adw- nia/s. *)adwn-a/ria, ta/, kind of shoes (prob. with play on a)- priv., Lat. donarium, worthless gifts), Procop.Gaz. Ep. 146 . *)adw/n-eios, a, on, of Adonis, kh=poi Suid. *)adwn-hi/s: xelido/nion (prob. for -w/n), h)\ qridaki/nh, Hsch. *)adwn-ia/, ta/, mourning for Adonis, Cratin. 15 , Pherecr. 170 :— hence *)adwnia/zousai (from *)adwn-ia/zw, keep the Adonia, title of Theoc. 15 . *)adwn-iako/s, h/, o/n, of or for Adonis, kh=pos Arr. Epict. 4.8.36 . *)adwn-ia/s, a/dos, h(, = *)adwnai/a , Nonn. D. 33.25 . *)adwn-iasmo/s, ou=, o(, mourning for Adonis, Ar. Lys. 389 . *)adw/n-ios, o(, rare form of *)/adwnis, Plu. 2.756c . as Adj., os, on, of Adonis:—hence *)adw/nion, to/ , a statue of him borne in the Adonia, Suid. (sub. me/tron) a kind of verse, consisting of a dactyl and spondee, Sacerd. p.516 K. = *)/adwnis 111 , Plin. HN 21.60 . *)/adwn-is [a^], idos (also ios Pherecr. 198 ), o(, Adonis, w)= to\n *)/adwnin Sapph. 63 ; *)adw/ni' a)/gomen kai\ to\n *)/a. kla/omen Pherecr. 170 ; w(/dwnis, i.e. o( *)/a., Theoc. 3.47 :—hence, generally, favourite, darling, dei= *)adw/nidas au)tou\s a)kou/ein Luc. Merc.Cond. 35 , cf. Alciphr. 1.39 , AP 5.112 ( Marc.Arg. ). *)adw/nidos kh=poi cuttings planted in pots for the Adonia, Pl. Phdr. 276b , Thphr. HP 6.7.3 , cf. Theoc. 15.113 : prov., of any short-lived pleasure, Sch.Pl.l.c. au)lh\ *)adw/nidos, at Rome, garden on the Palatine, Philostr. VA 7.32 . kind of flying-fish, = e)cw/koitos , Clearch. 73 , Opp. H. 1.157 , etc. Adonis-flower, Anemone fulgens, Aus. Idyll. 6.11 . *)adwn-i/sios, sc. mh/n, month at Seleucia, Hemerolog.Flor. *)adwn-iw/n, sc. mh/n, month at Iasos, JHS 9.342 . a)dw/r-htos, on, = a)/dwros , h.Merc. 168 ; pro/stinos E. Hec. 42 ; a). li/qos of the philosopher's stone, Zos.Alch. p. 114 B. : c. gen., pa/ntwn a)gaqw=n a). not endowed with, Epicur. Fr. 364 . a)dwr-i/a, h(, incorruptibility, Poll. 8.11 . a)dwro-do/khtos, on, incorruptible, Aeschin. 3.82 , etc. Adv. a)dwro/-tws D. 18.250 , 19.4 , IG 2.114A5 , Onos. 1.8 , D.S. 39.20 . a)dwro-doki/a, h(, = a)dwri/a , D.C. Fr. 40.1 . a)dwro-do/kos, on, incorruptible, AP 9.779 . = a)na/ednos (q.v.), u(me/naioi Nonn. D. 4.33 , 34.176 . a)dwro/-lhptos, on, = foreg., Hsch. , Sch. Th. 2.65 . a)/dwros, on, taking no gifts, incorruptible, c. gen., -o/tatos xrhma/twn Th. 2.65 . Adv. -ws Poll. 8.11 : Sup. , D.C. 72.10 . receiving no gifts, Max. Tyr. 11.8 . unpaid, pre/sbeusis IG 7.2712 (Acraephia). giving no gifts, c. gen., a)/. tinos not giving it, Pl. Smp. 197d ; a). e)lafaboli/ais by hunting from which no gifts were offered, S. Aj. 177 (lyr.); miserly, Aret. SD 1.5 . a)/dwra dw=ra gifts that are no gifts, like bi/os a)bi/wtos , S. Aj. 665 . a)dwsi-diki/a, h(, failure to give satisfaction, P Lond. 2.357.7 ( 14 B.C.). a)dwsi/-dikos, on, ib. 354.6 ( 10 B.C.). a)dw/ths, ou, o(, non-giver, coined as antithesis of dw/ths, Hes. Op. 355 . (Irregularly formed, cf. a 1 .) a)/edn-os, on, undowered, Hsch. (a 111 ) = polu/fernos , Id. a)e/dn-wtos, on, (e(dno/w) not accompanied by bridal gifts, a)lfh/ Lyc. 549 . a)e/ql-euma, a)eql-eu/w, a)eql-e/w, a)eql-hth/r, a)eql-hth/s, etc., Ep. and Ion. for a)ql-. a)e/qlion, Ep. and Ion. for a)=qlon, prise, Il. 9.124 , Od. 8.108 , APl. 5.374 , AP 9.637 ( Damoch. ). = a)=qlos , contest, Od. 24.169 , Call. Del. 187 . a)e/qlios, a, on, gaining the prize, or running for it, i(/ppos kalh\ kai\ a)eqli/h a race-horse, Thgn. 257 ; i(/ppos a)e/qlios Call. Del. 113 :— contr. a)/qlios (q.v.) only in a restricted sense. a)eqloqe/ths, ou, o(, = a)qloqe/ths , IG 3.1171 . a)/eqlon, to/, a)/eqlos, o(, Ep. and Ion. for a)=qlon, a)=qlos. a)eqlo-ni_ki/a, h(, victory in the games, Pi. N. 3.7 . a)eqlo-su/nh, h(, contest, struggle, AP 5.293.18 ( Agath. ). a)eqlo-fore/w, win prize, e)k diau/lou Call. Sos. 42 . a)eqlo-fo/ros, on, Ep. and Lyr. for a)qlofo/ros. a)ei/, Adv. ever, always, Hom. , etc.; with other specifications of time, e)mmene\s ai)ei/ Od. 21.69 ; sunexe\s ai). 9.74 ; a). kaq' h(me/ran, kaq' h(me/ran a)., a). kai\ kaq' h(me/ran, a). kat' e)niauto/n, a). dia\ bi/ou, etc., Pl. Phd. 75d , etc.; a). pantaxou= D. 21.197 , cf. Ar. Eq.. 568 ; dia\ panto\s a). Pax 397 ; e)ndelexw=s a). Men. 521 ; deu=r' a)ei/ until now, E. Or. 1663 , Pl. Lg. 811c ; ai)ei/ kote, pote from of old, Hdt. 1.58 , Th. 6.82 ; ai). dh/pote 1.13 ; cf. ei)saei/:—with the Art., o( a). xro/nos eternity, Hdt. 1.54 , Pl. Phd. 103e , etc.; oi( a). o)/ntes the immortals, X. Cyr. 1.6.46 , etc.:—but o( ai). basileu/wn the king for the time being, Hdt. 2.98 ; oi( a). dika/zontes D. 21.223 ; o( ai). e)nto\s gigno/menos every one as he got inside, Th. 4.68 ; to\n a). prostuxo/nta D. 21.131 ; toi=si tou/twn ai). e)kgo/noisi to their descendants for ever, Hdt. 1.105 , cf. 3.83 , etc.; in A. Pr. 937 , qw=pte to\n kratou=nt' a)., a)ei/ is postponed metri gr.—Dialectic forms (cf. Hdn.Gr. 1.497 , Et.Gud.z): ai)ei/, Ep. , Ion. , Poet., and Early Att. (cf. Marcellin. Vit. Thuc. 52 ); found (beside a)ei/) in Att. Inscrr. to 361 B.C. a)ei/ [a^ three times in Hom. , a_^ Att. ] normal in Att. Inscrr. from 361 B.C. ai)e/n, Il. 1.290 , al. (a)=en is v.l. in Il. 11.827 ), Pi. N. 6.3 , Sophr. 90 , A. Pr. 428 , Ag. 891 , S. Aj. 682 . Dor. ai)e/s, Ar. Lys. 1266 , Bion Fr. 1.1 ; also a)e/s, Tab.Heracl. 1.134 . Aeol. ai)=i( n), a)/in, Hdn.Gr.l.c.; cf. IG 9(2).461 (a)/i+n, Thess.), SIG 58 (Milet.), and v. a)i+pa/rqenos, a)ei/dasmos. ai)e/, Hdn.Gr.l.c. a)e/, Pi. P. 9.88 , Pisand. 11 (a^e)); cf. a)e/-naos. Boeot. h)i/, Hdn. Gr.l.c. Tarent. ai)h/, ibid. to\ a). eternity, to\ a). tou=to ou)k ai)w/nio/n e)stin a)lla\ xroniko/n Procl. Inst. 198 . The statement of Harp. that a)ei/ = e(/ws in Att. is based on misinterpretation of such phrases as e)s to/nde ai). to\n po/lemon Th. 1.18 . ( ai)vei/ Epigr.Gr. 742 , GDI 60.31 ( Cypr. ), IG 9(1).334.4 ( Locr. ), cf. Lat. aevum.) a)ei-blasth/s, e/s, ever-budding, Thphr. CP 1.11.6 . a)ei-bla/sthsis, ews, h(, perpetual budding, ibid. a)ei-blu/wn: e)pirre/wn, Hsch. a)ei/-bolos, on, (ba/llw) continually thrown, sfai=ra AP 6.282 ( Theod. ). a)ei-bruh/s, e/s, (bru/w) ever-sprouting, Nic. Th. 848 . a)ei-genesi/a, h(, perpetual generation, Jul. Or. 6.185c , al., Iamb. ap. Stob. 1.49.38 , Procl. in Cra. p.24 P., etc. a)ei-gene/ths, onlyin Ep. form ai)eigene/ths, ou, o(, epith. of the gods, everlasting, used by Hom. only at the end of a line, qew=n ai)eigeneta/wn Il. 2.400 , cf. 3.296 . a)ei-genh/s, e/s, eternal, Hp. Virg. 1 , Pl. Lg. 773e , Smp. 206e , X. Smp. 8.1 ; qeoi/ Antag. 1.2 . everlasting, opp. a)i/+dios, Plu. 2.374d . a)ei-ge/nhtos, on, eternally generated, yuxh/ Dam. Pr. 410 . = a)eigenh/s, qeoi/ Procl. in Ti. 3.311D. a)ei-gennhth/s, ou=, o(, perpetual producer, epith. of Apollo (tw=| to\n au)to\n a)ei\ gi/gnesqai kai\ a)ei\ genna=n), Macr. Sat. 1.17.35 . a)ei-gleu=kos, to/, unfermented wine, Plin. HN 14.83 . a)ei/-gnhtos, on, = a)eigene/ths , Orph. A. 15 . a)ei-da/krutos, ever-lamented, mnh/mh IG 2.3552b . a)ei/-dasmos, on, subject to a perpetual charge, gh= GDI 5661 (Chios, written a)id-) ; dasmo\s a)., *)aqhna= 20.169 (Chios). a)-eide/lios, on, = sq., EM 21.33 , Hsch. a)-ei/delos, on, (*vei/dw) unseen, dark, Hes. Fr. 112 ; obscure, Opp. H. 1.86 , etc. not to be looked on, dazzling, Nic. Th. 20 . a)-eidh/s, e/s, (ei)=dos) formless, Arist. Cael. 306b17 ; indistinct, o)smai/ Thphr. Od. 1 ; f.l. for a)idh/s. Pl. Phd. 79a . unsightly, xroia/ a bad complexion, Hp. Nat.Mul. 41 . a)-eidi/a, h(, ( a)eidh/s 2 ) deformity, J. BJ 7.5.5 . a)eidi/nhtos [i_], on, ever-revolving, a)/traktos, sfai=ra, AP 6.289 ( Leon. ), Nonn. D. 6.87 . a)ei/dios, on, Adj. from a)ei/, everlasting, Hsch. a)ei-doulei/a or a)ei-douli/a, h(, perpetual slavery, Poll. 3.80 , Hdn. Epim. 221 . a)ei-dra/steia, h(, etym. of *)adra/steia, Corn. ND 13 . a)ei/dw, Ion. and poet. form used by Hom. , Pi. , and sometimes in Trag. and Com. (even in trim., A. Ag. 16 , E. Fr. 188 ; intetram., Cratin. 305 ), also in Ion. Prose; contr. a)/|dw (also Anacr. 45 , Theoc. ), Trag., Pl. , etc.: impf. h)/eidon Od. , Ep. a)/eidon Il. , etc.; Trag. and Att. h)=|don E. Alc. 761 , Th. 2.21 : fut. a)ei/somai Od. 22.352 , Thgn. 943 , but a)/|somai h.Hom. 6.2 , 32.19 , Thgn. 243 , and alwaysin Att. (a)/|seis, a+|sousin in Ar. Pax 1297 , Pl. Lg. 666d are corrupt); rarely in act. form a)ei/sw, Sapph. 11 , Thgn. 4 , Ar. Lys. 1243 ( Lacon. ), and late Poets, as Nonn. D. 13.47 (in E. HF 681 a)ei/dw is restored by Elmsl.); still more rarely a)/|sw, Babr. 12.13 , Men.Rh. p.381S. , Him. Or. 1.6 ; Dor. a)|seu=mai Theoc. 3.38 , a)|sw= Id. 1.145 : aor. h)/eisa Call. Epigr. 23.4 , Opp. C. 3.1 , Ep. a)/eisa [a^] Od. 21.411 ; a)/eison E. Tr. 513 (lyr.); a)ei/sate Ar. Th. 115 (lyr.); h)=|sa Ar. Nu. 1371 , Pl. Ti. 21b :— Med. , aor. a)eisa/mhn (in act. sense) PMag.Lond. 47.43 , imper. a)ei/seo h.Hom. 17.1 (nisi leg. a)ei/seo):— Pass. , a)ei/domai Pi. , Hdt. : poet. impf. a)ei/deto Pi. : aor. h)/|sqhn, v. infr. 11.1 : pf. h)=|smai Pl.Com. 69.11 . (a)vei/dw, cf. au)dh/, u(de/w.) [a^: but a_ metri gr. Od. 17.519 , h.Hom. 12.1 , 27.1 , Il.Parv.. 1 , Thgn. 4 , Theoc. 7.41 , etc.]:— sing, Il. 1.604 , etc.: hence of all kinds of vocal sounds, crow as cocks, Pl. Smp.. 223c ; hoot as owls, Arat. 1000 ; croak as frogs, Arist. Mir. 835b3 , Thphr. Sign. 3.5 , etc.; oi( te/ttiges xamo/qen a)/|sontai Stes. ap. Arist. Rh. 1412a23 :—of other sounds, twang, of the bow-string, Od. 21.411 ; whistle, of the wind through a tree, Mosch. Fr. 1.8 ; ring, of a stone when struck, Theoc. 7.26 :—prov., pri\n nenikhke/nai a)/|dein 'to crow too soon', Pl. Tht. 164c .—Constr.:—a). tini/ sing to one, Od. 22.346 ; also, vie with one in singing, Theoc. 8.6 ; a)/|. pro\s au)lo\n h)\ lu/ran sing to . . , Arist. Pr.. 918a23 ; u(p' au)loi=s Plu. 2.41c :—a)ei/sas . . xai/rein *dhmokle/a, poet. for ei)pw/n, Epigr.Gr. 237.7 (Smyrna). trans., c. acc. rei, sing of, chant, mh=nin a)/eide Il. 1.1 ; paih/ona 1.473 ; kle/a a)ndrw=n, no/ston, 9.189 , Od. 1.326 ; to\n *boiw/tion no/mon S. Fr. 966 : c. gen. (sc. me/los), sing an air of . ., *fruni/xou Ar. V. 269 , cf. 1225 : abs., a). a)mfi/ tinos to sing in one's praise, Od. 8.266 ; a)mfi/ tina Terp. 2 , cf. E. Tr. 513 ; ei)/s tina Ar. Lys. 1243 : later, simply = kalei=n , Ael. NA 3.28 :— Pass. , of songs, to be sung, Hdt. 4.35 ; ta\ lexqe/nta kai\ a)|se/nta Pl. Ly. 205e ; a)=|sma kalw=s a)|sqe/n, opp. lo/gos kalw=s r(hqei/s, X. Cyr. 3.3.55 ; a)/|detai lo/gos the story runs, Ph. 1.189 . of persons, places, etc., sing, praise, celebrate, B. 6.6 , etc.:— Pass. , a)ei/detai qre/yais' h(/rwas is celebrated as the nurse of heroes, Pi. P. 8.25 , cf. 5.24 . Pass. , to be filled with song, a)ei/seto pa=n te/menos . . qali/ais Pi. O. 10(11).76 . a)ei-estw/, h(, eternal being, Antipho Soph. 22 . a)ei-zwh/s, e/s, everliving, Dam. Pr. 161 . a)ei-zwi/a, h(, everlasting life, ibid. a)ei/-zwos, on, Trag. contr. a)ei/-zws, wn, ever-living, everlasting, pu=r a)ei/zwon Heraclit. 30 , Nic. Al. 174 ; a)ei/zws genea/ S. Fr. 740 ; a)ei/zwn pe/nqos ib. 741 ; a)ei/zws qeo/s CIG 4598 (Palaest.), BGU 1247 (ii A. D.); oi( a)ei/zwoi the immortals, Call. Iamb. 1.265 ; a)eizw/ou yuxa=s Melanipp. 6 , IG 14.2241 (Italy): metaph., a)/xqos a)ei/zwn A. Supp. 988 :—dist. fr. a)i/dios, Corp.Herm. 8.2 . evergreen, po/a A. Fr. 28 , 29 , cf. Gp. 2.18.1 : esp. a)ei/-zwon, to/, houseleek, Sempervivum, Thphr. HP 1.10.4 , Dsc. 4.88 ; a). me/ga S. arboreum, a). mikro/n S. tectorum, ib. 89 ; a). lepto/fullon stonecrop, Sedum stellatum, Ps.- Dsc. 4.90 . a)ei/-zwtos, on, prob. evergirded, aye ready, EM 22.20 , sine expl. a)ei-zw/wn, ousa, on, everliving, kerauno/s Cleanth.Stoic. 1.122 ; i(era/ Call. Del. 314 . a)ei-qa^lh/s, e/s, evergreen, AP 7.195 ( Mel. ), 12.256 ( Mel. ); de/ndra Chor. p.87 B. : metaph., ever-blooming, *xa/rites Orph. H. 60.5 ; ne/os (of *ga/mos personified) Men.Rh. p.404S. ; to\ a). tw=n fu/llwn Dsc. 4.88 . a)ei-qa^nh/s, e/s, ever-dying, ever fearing death, Man. 1.166 . a)ei-qerh/s, e/s, (qe/rw) always warming, Eratosth. 16.8 . where it is always summer, *mero/h Nonn. D. 17.396 . a)eiqe/ssw: a)lhqeu/w, Cyr. a)ei/-qouros, on, ever-warlike, Opp. C. 2.189 . a)ei-qru/lhtos, on, ever talked of, celebrated, Lyd. Mag. 3.51 . a)ei/-karpos, on, ever fruitbearing, Thphr. CP 1.22.4 . a)-eike/lios, a, on, Od. 4.244 , also os, on 19.341 ; poet. form of a)eikh/s, 13.402 , Il. 14.84 ; contr. ai)ke/lios Thgn. 1344 , E. Andr. 131 (lyr.): —of things, words, and actions; more rarely of persons, Od. 6.242 . Adv. -i/ws Od. 8.231 , 16.109 , B. 3.45 . a)-eikh/s, e/s, ( Att. ai)kh/s, q.v.) unseemly, shameful, a)eike/a loigo\n a)mu/nein Il. 1.456 , al.; a)eike/a [ei(/mata] e(/ssai Od. 24.250 ; desmo/s A. Pr. 97 , cf. 525 ; a)eikei= su\n stola=| S. El. 191 (lyr.); -e/stera e)/pea Hdt. 7.13 ; ou)de\n a). pare/xesqai cause no inconvenience, Id. 3.24 ; a)eike/a misqo/n ( v.l. a)neike/a , q.v.) meagre, Il. 12.435 ; so ou) . . a)eike/a . . a)/poina 24.594 . Adv. a)eikw=s Hsch. ; Ion. -e/ws Simon. 13 ; a)eike/s as Adv., Od. 17.216 . ou)de\n a)eike/s e)sti, c. inf., it is nothing strange that . . , Hdt. 3.33 , 6.98 , A. Pr. 1042 . injurious, deadly, i)o/s Opp. H. 2.422 . a)-eiki/a, Ion. -ih ( Att. ai)ki/a, q.v.) [i_, whence in codd. often written -ei/h], h(, outrage, injury, pa=san a)eiki/hn a)/pexe xroi/+ (from Hector's body) Il. 24.19 : pl., mh/ ti/s moi a)eiki/as e)ni\ oi)/kw| faine/tw Od. 20.308 ; a)eiki/h| perie/pein tina/ Hdt. 1.73 , 115 ; a)paqh\s th=s a). Id. 3.160 . a)-eiki/zw ( Att. ai)ki/zw, q.v.), fut. -iw= Il. (v.infr.), later Ep. also a)eiki/ssw Q.S. 10.401 : Ep. aor. a)ei/kissa Il. 16.545 :— Med. , Ep. aor. a)eikissa/mhn ib. 559 , 22.404 :— Pass. , Ep. aor. inf. a)eikisqh/menai Od. 18.222 :—treat unseemly, injure, Hom. Il. cc.; ou) ga\r e)gw/ s' e)/kpaglon a)eikiw= I will do thee no great dishonour, Il. 22.256 , cf. 24.22 and 54 , etc.:— Med. in act. sense, Il.ll.cc. a)ei-ki_nhsi/a, h(, perpetual motion, Inscr. Perg. 333 , [ Gal. ] 19.376 , Syr. in Metaph. 37.13 , Procl. in Prm. p.874S. a)ei-ki/nhtos, on, in perpetual motion, Pl. Phdr. 245c , Philol. 21 , Ruf. Anat. 27 , Aen.Gaz. Thphr. p.46B. Adv. -tws Arist. Mu. 400b31 . a)ei/kion: th\n ai)ki/an, EM 21.38 . a)ei/klautos, on, filled with perpetual lamentation, me/laqra prob. in Hymn. ap. Hippol. Haer. 4.36 . a)ei-korsw/sasqai: kei=rai kefalh/n, Hsch. a)ei-ko/rswtoi: a)/karpoi. Id. a)ei/-kwmos, on, continually revelling, Man. 4.301 . a)ei/-la^los, on, ever-babbling, AP 5.177 ( Mel. ). a)ei-lamph/s, e/s, gloss on *)/olumpos , ever-shining, Stob. 1.22.2 . a)ei/lh: pnoh/, Hsch. ; cf. a)e/llh. a)ei/llw, wheedle, cajole, EM 21.40 , Hsch. ; cf. a)ellei=. a)ei-loge/w, to be always talking, Hsch. ; condemned by Phryn. PS p.35B. a)ei-logi/a, h(, continual talking:—as Att. law-term, th\n a). protei/nesqai or pare/xein to court continual inquiry into one's conduct, D. 19.2 , 57.27 . a)/eilos, on, (ei(/lh) unsunned, pedi/a A. Fr. 334 . a)ei/-margos, on, ever-greedy, Opp. H. 2.213 . a)ei-meristo/s, o/n, infinilely divisible, Dam. Pr. 178 . a)ei-meta/blhtos, on, ever-changing, ib. 405 . a)ei-metabo/los, on, = foreg., Procl. in Ti. 1.125D. a)ei-mnhmo/neutos, on, ever-remembered, J. AJ 17.6.2 , Ps.-Callisth. 1.30 . a)ei-mnh/mwn, on, gen. onos, ever-remembering, of good menory, Arist. Phgn. 808a37 . a)ei/-mnhstos, on, had in everlasting remembrance, e)/rgon A. Pers. 760 ; ta/fos S. Aj. 1166 , E. IA 1531 (lyr.), etc.; met' a). marturi/ou Th. 1.33 ; tro/paia Lys. 2.20 : Comp. , Id. 26.4 ; a(/pasi a). h( a(marti/a Antipho 5.79 ; a)reth/ Isoc. 9.4 ; xa/rites PLips. 35.22 (iv A. D.). Adv. -tws Aeschin. 2.180 , PLond. 3.854.12 (i A. D.). a)ei-na^h/s, e/s, = sq., Nic. Fr. 78 , in Ep. dat. pl. a)einae/essi. a)ei/-naos, on, = a)e/naos , q.v. a)ei-nau=tai, w=n, oi(, board of magistrates at Chalcis, IG 12(9).909 (a)e-), 923 (iii B. C.); also at Miletus, Plu. 2.298c . (Cf. nau=os; wrongly expl. by Plu. l.c. as meeting on board ship.) a)einefei=s: tuflw/seis, Hsch. , cf. EM 21.41 . a)ei/nws, wn, Att. contr. for a)ei/naos, v. a)e/naos. a)ei-pa^qh/s, e/s, perpetually passive, fu/sis Critoap. Stob. 3.3.64 , cf. Philol. 21 . a)ei-pa/qeia: h(, perpetual passivity, Gal. 1.317 . a)ei-palh/s, e/s, always beating, kardi/a Hippiatr. 7 . a)ei-pa/rqenos, h(, ever a virgin, Sapph. 96 (in Aeol. form a)i+p-); of the Vestals, ai(i(e/reiai ai( a)eip. D.C. 56.5 , cf. 59.3 . in Pythag. language, of the number 7 (as being neither factor nor multiple of any number up to 10 ), Ph. 1.46 ; of the Sabbath, ib. 497 . a)ei/-pla^nos, on, ever-wandering, xei/lea grho/s Call. Fr.anon. 2 . a)/eiron (e)rw=): a)/rrhton, Hsch., EM 21.43 : also - a)qw/peuton, ib.:— but a)/eiros, on , (ei)/rw) = a)/peiros , Hsch. , Suid. a)ei/-roos, on, contr. a)ei/-rous, oun, = sq., Aristeas 116 , Suid. a)ei/-ru^tos, on, ever-flowing, krh/nh S. OC 469 . a)ei/rw, Ep. , Ion. , and poet.; ai)/rw (once in Hom. , v. infr.), Att. and Trag. (exc. A. Th. 759 , Pers. 660 , both lyr.); Aeol. a)e/rrw, Alc. 78 : impf. h)/eiron (sun-) Il. 10.499 , Hdt. 2.125 , Ep. a)/eiron Il. 19.386 , Att. and Trag. h)=|ron: fut. a)rw= [a_], contr. for a)erw= (which is not found), A. Pers. 795 , E. Heracl. 322 , Tr. 1148 , prob. in Luc. Hist.Conscr. 14 : aor. 1 h)/eira (sun-) Il. 24.590 , (par-) Archil. 94 , Herod. 9.13 , Ep. a)/eira Il. 23.730 ; Aeol. imper. a)e/rrate Sapph. 91 ; subj. a)e/rsh| Panyas. 13.13 ; part. a)ei/ras S. Ant. 418 ; also a)/hra IG 12(3).449 (Thera); h)=ra Hdt. 9.59 , A. Ag. 47 , Th. 6.18 , etc., 3 pl. h)/rosan LXX Jo. 3.14 , opt. a)/rais Herod. 5.71 , inf. a)=rai Call. Cer. 35 , part. a)/ras Th. 2.12 , etc., Cret. h)/rantas GDI 5015 (Gort.) [a_- in all moods]: pf. h)=rka D. 25.52 , (a)p-) Th. 8.100 , plpf. h)/rkesan (a)p-) D. 19.150 :— Med. a)ei/romai (a)p-) Il. 21.563 , S. Tr. 216 (lyr.); ai)/romai E. El. 360 , Th. 4.60 : fut a)rou=mai [a_] E. Hel. 1597 : aor. 1 imper. a)ei/rao A.R. 4.746 , inf. a)ei/rasqai (a)nt-) Hdt. 7.212 , part. -a/menos Il. 23.856 , IG 4.952.112 (Epid.); also h)ra/mhn [a_- in all moods] Il. 14.510 , Od. 4.107 , E. Heracl. 986 , Ar. Ra. 525 , Pl. R. 374e , etc., Dor. a)/rato B. 2.5 : pf. h)=rmai S. El. 54 :— Pass. , E. Alc. 450 (lyr.), Hp. Mul. 2.174 : fut. a)rqh/somai Ar. Ach. 565 : aor. h)e/rqhn A.R. 4.1651 , (par-) Il. 16.341 , Ep. a)e/rqhn Od. 19.540 , 3 pl. a)/erqen Il. 8.74 , subj. a)erqw= E. Andr. 848 (lyr.), part. a)erqei/s Od. 8.375 , Pi. N. 7.75 , A. Ag. 1525 (lyr.), Hp. Mul. 1.1 , etc.; also h)/rqhn Simon. 111 , A. Th. 214 (lyr.), Th. 4.42 , etc., part. a)rqei/s Il. 13.63 , (e)p-) Hdt. 1.90 , etc.: pf. h)/ermai A.R. 2.171 : Ep. plpf. 3 sg. a)/wrto (for h)/orto) Il. 3.272 , Theoc. 24.43 , e)/wrto Hsch. [a)ei/rw has a^, exc. in late poetry, as Opp. C. 1.347 .] (a)ei/rw = a)-ver- yw, cf. au)eirome/nai Alcm. 23.63 ; ai)/rw (oncein Hom. , Il. 17.724 in part. ai)/rontas) may = var-yw for vg[null ]-yw from the reduced form of the root, but is more probably an analogical formation arising from the contracted forms. Fut. a)rou=mai [a^] and aor. a)ro/mhn, h)/reto, etc., inf. a)re/sqai [a^] , belong to a)/rnumai, q.v.; h)/ra^to may have displaced h)/reto in Hom, cf. Eust. ad Il. 3.373 . The sense attach found in compds. sun-, par-aei/rw is prob. derived from the use v. 1 .) Act. , lift, raise up, ne/kun Il. 17.724 ; u(yo/s' a)ei/ras [kune/hn] 10.465 ; pi/nakas pare/qhken a)ei/ras Od. 1.141 ; *eu)ma/stas me a)/hren a)po\ xqono/s IG 12(3).449 , inscr. on a stone (Thera); a)po\ gh=s ai)/. Pl. Ti. 90a ; i(sti/a stei=lan a)ei/rantes furled by brailing them up, Od. 3.11 ; but a). i(sti/a hoist sail, A.R. 2.1229 ; ai)/. kerai/as D.S. 13.12 ; eu)/marin a). A. Pers. 660 ; kou=fon ai)/. bh=ma walk lightly, trip, E. Tr. 342 ; ai)/. ske/lh, of a horse, X. Eq. 10.15 , cf. Arist. IA 710b20 ; o)rqo\n ai)/. to\ ka/ra A. Ch. 496 ; o)fqalmo\n a)/ras S. Tr. 795 ; a)/rasa mu/cas, of a deer, Id. Fr. 89 ; o)fru=s ai)/ronta Diph. 85 ; ai)/. shmei=on make a signal, X. Cyr. 7.1.23 ; ai)/. mhxanh/n, in the theatre, Antiph. 191.15 ; so e)pi\ ta\s mhxana\s katafeu/gousi qeou\s ai)/rontes Pl. Cra. 425d ; tei=xos i(kano\n ai)/. Th. 1.90 , cf. 2.75 :—freq. in part., a)/ras e)/paise he raised [them] and struck, S. OT 1270 ; h( boulh\ a)/rasa th\n a)f' i(era=s a)fh=ken Plu. Cor. 32 , cf. 1 Ep.Cor. 6.15 :— Pass. , e)s ai)qe/ra di=an a)e/rqh Od. 19.540 , cf. Il. 8.74 ; u(yo/s' a)erqei/s Od. 12.432 ; e)/mpnous a)rqei/s Antipho 2.1.9 ; fruktoi\ h)/|ronto Th. 2.94 , cf. Aen. Tact. 26.14 ; mount up, X. HG 5.2.5 ; a)/nw a)rqh=nai, of the sun, to be high in heaven, Hp. Aër. 6 ; to be seized, snatched up, Ar. Ach. 565 . take up, in various uses: draw water, Ar. Ra. 1339 ; gather food, S. Ph. 707 ; pluckherbs, PMag.Par. 1.287 , al. take up and carry or bring, e)k bele/wn *sarphdo/na di=on a)ei/ras Il. 16.678 ; no/sfin a)eira/sas 24.583 ; a)/xqos a). convey, of ships, Od. 3.312 ; mh=la e)c' *iqa/khs a)/eiran nhusi/ carried them off, 21.18 ; mh/ moi oi)=non a)/eire bring me not wine, Il. 6.264 . take up and bear, as a burden, mo/ron A. Pers. 547 ; a)=qlon S. Tr. 80 ; a)/lgos A.R. 4.65 . wear clothes, LXX 1 Ki. 2.28 , al. of armies or fleets, ta\s nau=s ai)/. get the ships under sail, Th. 1.52 ; esp. intr., get under way, set out, a)=rai tw=| stratw=| Id. 2.12 : abs., ib. 23 :— Pass. , a)erqh=nai Hdt. 9.52 ; a)erqe/ntes e)k . . 1.165 ; a). ei)s . . 1.170 ; e)f' h(mete/ra| ga=| a)rqei/s S. Ant. 111 (lyr.); but a)erqei/s carried too far, Pi. N. 7.75 . raise, levy, lekto\n a)rou=men sto/lon A. Pers. 795 . rear a child, toi=s tokeu=si/ s' h)/eira Herod. 9.13 . raise up, exalt, a)po\ smikrou= d' a)\n a)/reias me/gan A. Ch. 262 , cf. 791 ; o)/lbon <*>n *darei=os h)=ren Id. Pers. 164 :—esp. of pride and passion, exalt, excite, u(you= ai)/. qumo/n grow excited, S. OT 914 ; ai)/. qa/rsos pluck up courage, E. IA 1598 :— Pass. , to be raised, increased, h( du/namis h)/|reto Th. 1.118 ; h)/|reto to\ u(/yos tou= tei/xous me/ga Id. 2.75 ; h)/rqh me/gas rose to greatness, D. 2.8 ; ou)k h)/rqh nou=n e)s a)tasqali/hn Simon. 111 ; a)rqh=nai fo/bw|, dei/masi, A. Th. 214 , E. Hec. 69 : abs., a)ei/romai S. Tr. 216 (lyr.), cf. Ar. Ec. 1180 . raise by words, hence, praise, extol, E. Heracl. 322 , etc.; ai)/. lo/gw| to exaggerate, D. 21.71 . lift and take away, remove, a)po/ me tima=n h)=ran A. Eu. 847 ; tina\ e)k th=s po/lews Pl. R. 578e ; generally, take away, put an end to, kaka/ E. El. 942 ; trape/zas ai)/. clear away dinner, Men. 273 ; a)rqe/ntos tou= ai)ti/ou Arist. Pr. 920b11 ; deny (opp. ti/qhmi posit), S.E. P. 1.10 ; Delph. and Locr. pf. Pass. part. a)rme/nos cancelled, null and void, w)na\ a). kai\ a)/kuros GDI 1746 (Delph.); a)telh\s kai\ a). IG 9(1).374 (Naupactus). make away with, destroy, Ev.Matt. 24.39 ; a)=ron, a)=ron away with him! Ev.Jo. 19.15 ; e)k tw=n zw/ntwn ai)/. Tab.Defix.Aud. 1.18 . Med. , lift, take up for oneself or what is one's own, [ pe/plwn] e(/n' a)eirame/nh Il. 6.293 ; hence, carry off, win, pa/ntas a)eira/menos pele/keas 23.856 ; a)/rato ni/kan B. 2.5 ; h)rme/noi ni/khn Str. 3.2.13 . o)/gkon a)/rasqai to be puffed up, S. Aj. 129 ; qaumasto\n o)/gkon a)ra/menoi tou= mu/qou Pl. Plt. 277b . raise, lift, tu/pwma h)rme/noi xeroi=n S. El. 54 ; kanou=n ai)/. Ar. Av. 850 ; bou=s IG 22.1028.28 , cf. Thphr. Char. 27.5 ; r(o/qion raise a surging cheer, Ar. Eq. 546 ; *samo/sata a)ra/menos mete/qhken Luc. Hist.Conscr. 24 ; a)ei/resqai ta\ i(sti/a hoist sail, Hdt. 8.56 , cf. 94 . raise, stir up, nei=kos a)eira/menos Thgn. 90 , cf. E. Heracl. 986 , 991 ; begin, undertake, po/lemon A. Supp.. 342 , Hdt. 7.132 , Th. 4.60 , D. 5.5 ( Pass. , po/lemos ai)/retai Ar. Av. 1188 ); ki/ndunon Antipho 5.63 ; fugh\n ai)/resqai take to flight, A. Pers. 481 , E. Rh. 54 . take upon oneself, undergo, po/non S. Ant. 907 ; pe/nqos Id. OT 1225 ; ba/ros E. Cyc. 473 . abs., baru\s a). slow to undertake anything, Hdt. 4.150 . take away, remove, E. IT 1201 ; hence, kill or destroy, D.H. 4.4 , J. AJ 19.1.3 ; po/lin D.H. 6.23 . Pass. , to be suspended, hang, [ ma/xaira] pa\r ci/feos me/ga kouleo\n ai)e\n a)/wrto Il. 3.272 , 19.253 . Medic., to be swollen, [ splh\n] a)erqei/s Hp. Mul. 1.61 ; mazoi\ a)ei/rontai ib. 2.174 . a)ei/s, part. of a)/hmi. a)ei/se, late form for a)ei/, Steph. in Hp. 1.129 D. , al. a)ei-siti/a, Ion. -ih, h(, privilege of an a)ei/sitos, Hp. Ep. 27 . a)ei/-si-tos, on, aiways fed: perpetual guest, Epich. 34 ; at Athens, of those maintained at public cost in the Prytaneum (in form a)i+s-), IG 22.678.42 , 3.1019 ,al. a)ei/skwy, a kind of owl (cf. skw/y), so called (acc. to Arist. ) from not being migratory, perh. Ephialtes scops, Arist. HA 617b32 . ( Pl. -skw=pes, but a)ei/skwpes Eust. 1524.6 .) a)/eisma, to/, poet. and Ion. for a)=|sma, Hdt. 2.79 , Eup. 139 , Call. Epigr. 29.1 . a)ei/strofos, on, ever-turning, Tz. H. 10.568 . a)ei/tas, a, o(, Boeot. for a)eto/s, Lyc. 461 . v. sub a)i/+tas. a)eltelh/s, e/s, ever-perfect, qeo/s Alcin. Intr. 10 . a)/eiton: taxu/, Hsch., EM 21.42 ; cf. a)/ellon. a)ei-fa^nh/s, e/s, always above the horizon, of stars, Nearch. ap. Arr. Ind. 25.6 , cf. Cleom. 1.5 . ever-shining, pu=r, of the sun, D.P. 583 ; lu/xnos Nonn. D. 27.320 . a)ei-feggh/s, e/s, ever-shining, Corp. Herm. 18.14 . a)ei-fo/ros, on, = a)eiqalh/s , dub. in S. Fr. 580 . a)ei/-frouros, on, ever-watching, i.e. everlasting, tw=| a). melilw/tw| Cratin. 98.7 ; oi)/khsis a)., of the grave, S. Ant. 892 ; po/noi Opp. H. 4.189 . a)ei-fu^gi/a, h(, exile for life, feuge/tw a)eifugi/an Pl. Lg. 877c , IG 1.9 , SIG 194 (Amphipolis, iv B. C.); a)eifugi/a| zhmiou=n tina/ D. 21.43 , etc. a)ei-fu/laktos, on, gloss on a)ei/frouros , Sch. Opp. H. 4.189 . a)ei-fulli/a, h(, being nondeciduous, Thphr. CP 2.17.2 . a)ei/-fullos, on, not deciduous, Arist. GA 783b10 , Thphr. CP 1.10.7 . a)ei/-xlwros, on, always green, Euph. 133 ; used of ka/pparis, Dsc. 2.173 . a)ei-xro/nios, on, everlasting, AP 12.229 ( Strat. ). a)ei/-xruson, to/, = a)ei/zwon me/ga , Ps. Dsc. 4.88 . a)ekazo/menos, h, on, particip. form, = a)e/kwn, po/ll' a). Od. 13.277 , cf. h.Cer. 30 , Od. 18.135 . a)e/kassa: a)/kousam Hsch. a)e/kasti, Adv., etym. of a)e/khti, A.D. Conj. 233.26 , EM 19.33 . a)ekh/lios, on, for a)eike/lios, Il. 18.77 . (Derived from a)- priv., e(/khlos by Hdn.Gr. 2.106 .) a)e/khti^, Ep. Adv. against one's will, c. gen., a). se/qen Od. 3.213 , 16.94 ; qew=n a)., a). qew=n, Il. 12.8 , Od. 4.504 . a)ekou/sios, on (also a, on Luc. Syr.D. 18 ), Ion. and Ep. (also in anap., S. Tr. 1263 ); Att. contr. a)kou/sios [a_], on , also in Democr. 240 :— against the will, constrained, of acts or their consequences, kai\ tw=| ou)/ kws a)ek. e)gi/neto to\ poieu/menon Hdt. 2.162 ; tlh/somai . . a)ekou/sia polla\ bi/aia Thgn. 1343 ; e)s a). a)na/gkas pi/ptein Th. 3.82 ; po/noi Democr. l.c.; often in Att. of involuntary offences, a). fo/nos Antipho 3.2.6 ; pra/ktores tw=n a)kousi/wn ib., cf. Pl. Lg. 733d , 864a , Arist. EN 1109b35 , al.; ta\ me\n a). a(plh=|, ta\ de\ e(kou/sia diplh=| IG 1.1 . Adv. -i/ws D. 21.43 , Sever. ap. Eus. PE 13.17 . of persons, only in Adv. a)kousi/ws involuntarily, Th. 2.8 , Pl. Ti. 62c ; a). a)poqanei=n, opp. e(kousi/ws a)poktei/nein, Antipho 1.5 ; a). tini\ a)fi=xqai to have come as an unwelcome guest, Th. 3.31 . a)e/kwn, Ep. and Ion. ; Att. and Trag. contr. a)/kwn [a_], ousa, on (un contr. form also in IG 1.61 (law of Draco), A. Supp. 39 (anap.), sts. found in codd. of Hdt. , as 4.120 , 164 ):— involuntary, constrained, of persons, a)e/kontos e)mei=o Il. 1.310 ; e(kw\n a)e/konti/ ge qumw=| 4.43 ; po/ll' a)e/kwn 11.557 ; opp. boulo/menos, Hp. VC 11 ; tw\ d' ou)k a)e/konte pete/sqhn ( v.l. a)/konte ) Il. 5.366 , Od. 3.484 ; ka/rta a). Hdt. 9.111 ; a)e/kousi ( v.l. a)ekou/sia ) da/krua pararrei= Hp. Epid. 1.19 : contr. first in h.Cer. 413 ; a)/kontos *dio/s invito Jove, A. Pr. 771 ; repeated, a)/konta/ s' a)/kwn prospassaleu/sw ib. 19 , cf. 671 ; a)/. a)kou/ein ou(\s e(kw\n ei)=pen lo/gous S. Fr. 929 , cf. Ant. 276 ; mhde/na tw=nd' a)e/konta me/nein kate/ruke Thgn. 467 . Adv. a)ko/ntws unwillingly, o(mologei=n Pl. Prt. 333b , cf. Hp.Mi. 374d ; ou)k a). a)lla\ proqu/mws e)pei/sqhsan X. HG 4.8.5 . Poet., like a)kou/sios , of acts or their consequences, involuntary, kaka\ e(ko/nta kou)k a)/. S. OT 1230 ; e)/rgwn a). Id. OC 240 (lyr.), cf. 977 . a)e/liktos, on, v.l. for trie/liktos , Orac. ap. Hdt. 6.77 . a)e/lioi and ai)e/lioi, oi(, lrothers-in-law. whose wives are sisters, Hsch. (ai)/lioi), Eust. 648.45 , EM 31.24 ; cf. ei)li/ones. a)e/lios, o(, Dor. for h)e/lios, h(/lios. [a_, but a^ S. Tr. 835 .] a)/ella, Ep. a)e/llh, hs, Aeol. au)/ella Alc. 125 (au)eou=llai cod. Hsch. ), h(, stormy wind, whirlwind, a)rgale/wn a)ne/mwn a)ta/lantoi a)e/llh| Il. 13.795 ; a)/ellai pantoi/wn a)ne/mwn Od. 5.292 , 304 ; of dust, u(/yi d' a)e/llh ski/dnato Il. 16.374 , cf. 13.334 ; in late Prose, Olymp. in Mete. 13.18 . metaph., of any whirling motion, w)kudro/mois a)., of an animal, E. Ba. 873 ; a)/strwn u(p' a)e/llaisi Id. Hel. 1498 .—Cf. a)ei/lh. a)ellai=os, a, on, storm-swift, peleia/s S. OC 1081 (lyr.). a)ella/s, a/dos, h(, = foreg., i(/ppoi S. OT 466 (lyr.); fwnai/ Id. Fr. 688 . a)ellei=: filei=, kolakeu/ei, Hsch. ; but a)ellw=n: stre/fwn, o)ptw=n, poiki/l<l>wn , Id. a)e/lletai: pnei=, EM 20.1 . a)ellh/eis, essa, en, = a)ellai=os , Nonn. D. 5.322 , al. a)ellh\s koni/salos eddying dust, Il. 3.13 . (Perh. rather a)ellh=s, contr. for -h/eis.) a)ellhsiqu/mois (prob. -muqois): a)nuposta/tois meta\ parrhsi/as, Hsch., AB 348 . a)ello-dro/mas, a, storm-swift, pw=los B. 5.39 . a)e/llo-qric, trixos, o(, h(, with hair floating in the wind, S. Fr. 292 . a)ello-ma/xos, on, struggling with the storm, AP 7.586 ( Jul. Aeg.). a)e/llo-pos, podos, o(, h(, for a)ello/pous (like a)rti/pos, *oi)di/pos, etc.):— storm-footed, storm-swift, Il. 8.409 , etc. (never in Od. ); *(/arpuia Euph. 113 ; dat. pl. a)ellopo/dessin h.Ven. 217 : pl. a)ello/podes, -po/dwn, Simon. 7 , Pi. N. 1.6 , etc.: once in Trag., E. Hel. 1314 .—Later a)elloto/dhs, ou, of the hare, Opp. C. 1.413 . a)/ellon: taxu/, EM 20.7 . a)ello/s, o(, a bird, Hsch. *)aellw/, o/os, contr. ou=s, h(, (a)/ella) Storm-swift, name of a Harpy, Hes. Th. 267 . a)ellw/dhs, es, storm-like, stormy, Sch. Il. 3.13 , cf. Hsch. a)e/lon: e(/wlon (Cret.), Hsch. a)elpa/rea: deina/, Id. a)elp-h/s, e/s, unhoped for, gai=an a)elpe/a dw=ken i)de/sqai Od. 5.408 . a)elp-te/w, have no hope, despair, only in part., a)elpte/ontes so/on ei)=nai Il. 7.310 ; a). tou\s *(/ellhnas u(perbale/esqai Hdt. 7.168 . a)elp-ti/a, h(, an unlooked for event, e)c a)elpti/hs unexpectedly, Archil. 54 ; unexpected stroke, Pi. P. 12.31 [where i_]. a)/elp-tos, on, unhoped for, unexpected, h.Cer. 219 , Hes. Fr. 96.57 , B. 3.29 ; e)c a)e/lptou beyond hope, unexpectedly, in good sense, Hdt. 1.111 ; e)c a)e/lptwn S. Aj. 715 (lyr.); in bad sense, A. Supp. 357 , 987 (prob. l.); ph=m' a)/., a)/. kako/n, Id. Pers. 265 , 1006 ; ei)/per o)/yomai ta\n a)/. a(me/ran E. Supp. 784 ; a)/<*>lpta ga\r le/geis Id. Hel. 585 . beyond hope, despaired of, Archil. 74 , Hp. Art. 42 . Act. , hopeless, desperate, h.Ap. 91 , A. Supp. 907 . Adv. -tws beyond all hope, in good sense, A. Pers. 261 , S. El. 1263 : neut. pl. as Adv., a). fanei/s E. Ph. 311 . [a_ Hes. l.c.] a)/emma, to/, Ep. for a(/mma, bow-string or bow, Call. Dian. 10 , Ap. 33 . a)e/mpedon: be/baion, Hsch. a)e-nah/s, e/s, = sq., kela/dhma IPE 12.519 . (Chersonesus, ii A. D.). a)e/-na^os [a_-], on, (na/w *a) a)e/nnaos Hdt. , ai)e/naos IG 5(1).1119 (Geronthrae, iv B. C.); contr. a)ei/nws Ar. Ra. 146 , gen. pl. a)ei/nwn Cratin. 20 D. : Trag. only in lyr.:—ever-flowing, krh/nhs t' a)ena/ou kai\ a)porru/tou Hes. Op. 595 ; a). li/mnh, potamo/s, Hdt. 1.93 , 145 , cf. Simon. 120 ; potamoi/ A. Supp.. 553 , E. Ion 1083 , cf. 118 ; *)axe/rwn Theoc. 15.102 ; a)ena/ou puro/s Pi. P. 1.6 , cf. Call. Ap. 83 ; bo/rboron kai\ skw=r a)ei/nwn Ar. l.c.; a)e/naoi nefe/lai Id. Nu. 275 ;—generally, everlasting, a)reta=s . . ko/smon a)e/nao/n te kle/os Simon. 4.9 ; a). tima/, of Zeus, Pi. O. 14.12 ; a). kra/tos E. Or. 1299 (lyr.); a)ena/ois e)n trape/zais, of public hospitality, Pi. N. 11.8 ; glw=ttan kalw=n lo/gwn a)ei/nwn Cratin.l.c.:—also in Prose, kle/os Heraclit. 29 ; trofh/ X. Ages. 1.20 ; a)enaw/teron . . to\n o)/lbon pare/xein Id. Cyr. 4.2.44 ; a)e/naon ou)si/an pori/sai Pl. Lg. 966e ; a). potamw=n a)mh/xana mege/qh Id. Phd. 111d , cf. Arist. Mete. 349b9 ; qi=nes LXX Ba. 5.7 ; a)e/nnaoi tw=n qew=n pro/sodoi Procl. Inst. 152 . Adv. a)ena/ws Arist. Oec. 1346b15 . a)e-na/wn, ousa, on, = foreg., Od. 13.109 , Hes. Op. 550 , Antim. 59.3 . a)e/ntion: *ai)gu/ption smurni/on, Hsch. a)eci/-bios, on, increasing while one lives (?), pe/nqos IG 14.2123 . a)eci/-guios, on, strengthening the limbs, a)/eqla Pi. N. 4.73 . a)eci-ke/rws, wn, gen. w, growing horns, krio/s IG 14.1301 . a)eci/-noos, on, contr. a)eci/-nous, oun, strengthening the mind, Procl. H. 3.16 , Nonn. D. 14.119 . a)eci/-tokos, on, nourishing the fruit of the womb, ib. 5.614 , al. a)eci/-trofos, on, fostering growth, Orph. H. 51.18 . a)eci/-fullos, on, nourishing leaves, leafy, a)ktai/ A. Ag. 697 . a)eci/-fu^tos, on, nourishing plants, *)hw/s AP 9.36.3.5 ( Mel. ), cf. Nonn. D. 7.304 , al. a)e/cw, poet. form of au)/cw (au)ca/nw), once in Hdt. , twice in Trag. (lyr.); in early writers only in pres. and unaugm. impf.: in later Poets fut. a)ech/sw Nonn. D. 12.24 , aor. h)e/chsa ib. 8.104 , IG 4.787 (Troezen, iv A. D.): fut. Med. a)ech/somai A.R. 3.837 : aor. Pass. a)ech/qhn AP 9.631 ( Agath. ): plpf. he/chto (a)n-) Nonn. D. 4.427 : (a)ve/cw, cf. Lat. augeo, Skt. vak[snull ]áyati, etc.):—increase, foster. a)ndri\ de\ kekmhw=ti me/nos me/ga oi)=nos a)e/cei Il. 6.261 ; qumo\n a). Il. 17.226 ; pe/nqos a). cherish woe, Od. 17.489 ; ui(o\n a). rear him to man's estate, 13.360 ; e)/rgon a)e/cousi . . qeoi/ they bless the work, 15.372 . exalt, glorify, au)tou/s t' a)e/coi kai\ po/lin Pi. O. 8.88 ; to\ plh=qos a). Hdt. 3.80 ; spread, diffuse, [a)ggeli/an] mu=qos a)e/cei S. Aj. 226 . a). bou/tan fo/non E. Hipp. 537 . Pass. , increase, grow, *thle/maxos de\ ne/on me\n a)e/ceto was waxing tall, Od. 22.426 ; kala\ me\n h)e/ceu Call. Jov. 55 ; ou) . . pot' a)e/ceto ku=ma/ g' e)n au)tw=| no wave rose high thereon, Od. 10.93 ; xo/los . . a)ndrw=n e)n sth/qessin h)u/+te kapno/s a). rises high, Il. 18.110 ; to/de e)/rgon a). it prospers, Od. 14.66 ; a)e/ceto i(ero\n h)=mar was getting on to noon, Il. 8.66 ; mhno\s -ome/noio Hes. Op. 773 ; mh=tis a). Emp. 106 ; ke/rdos a). A. Ch. 825 (cod. M), cf. Supp. 856 (prob.). intr., = Pass. , Q.S. 1.116 . a)/eptos, on, (e(/pomai) v.l. for a)e/lptois in A. Ag. 141 (Sch. Med. toi=s e(/pesqai toi=s goneu=si mh\ duname/nois). (e)/pos(, = a)/rrhtos , v.l. for a)/aptos , q.v. a)erg-hlo/s, h/, o/n, = a)ergo/s , A.R. 4.1186 ; u(/pnos Lyr.Adesp. 92 :—also a)erg-h/s, e/s, Nic. Fr.. 72.4 . a)erg-i/a, Ion. -ih [i_], h(, anot-working, idleness, Od. 24.251 , Hes. Op. 311 , Bion Fr. 14.6 (ubi vulg. a)ergei/a|). of a field, a lying fallow or waste, Orac. ap. Aeschin. 3.108 ; of the bowels, sluggishness, Aret. SD 1.15 . a)erg-o/s, o/n, not working, idle, Il. 9.320 , Od. 19.27 , Hes. Op. 303 , Theoc. 28.15 , etc.; opp. e)nergo/s, Hp. de Arte II: c. gen., not working out, not doing, e)/rgwn ai)sxrw=n a)paqh\s kai\ a). Thgn. 1177 :—of things, inert, Aret. SD 1.9 . Adv. -gw=s PFlor. 295.5 (vi A. D.). Act. , debilitating, ma/lkai Nic. Th. 381 codd.— Att. a)rgo/s, q.v. a)e/rgugon: kaqe/dran, oi( de\ ta/ghna, Hsch. a)e/rdhn, Adv. lifting up, A. Ag. 234 ( Att. a)/rdhn). a)ere/qomai, see under Ion. form h)er-. a)erh/ion: a)me/trhton, polu\ a)erw=des, Hsch. *)aeri/a, as, Ion. *)heri/h, hs, h(, old name of Egypt, prob. from a)h/r, the misty land, A. Supp. 75 , cf. A.R. 4.267 ; also of Crete, Plin. HN 4.58 . name of plant, PMag.Par. 1.2360 . a)eri/des: me/lissai, Hsch. a)er-i/zw, (a)h/r) to be like air, Secund. Sent. 4 ; hence, to be thin as air, Dsc. 1.68.6 . to be light blue (or perh. grey, cloudy), of molu/bdaina, Id. 5.85 ; of cataract, Dem. Ophth. ap. Aët. 7.53 ; of a kind of jasper, Plin. HN 37.115 , PMag.Leid.V. 6.28 . 'tread on air', of boxers, Philostr. Gym. 50 . a)er-iko/n, to/, tax on lights, Procop. Arc. 21 . a)e/r-i^nos, h, on, aerial, like air, Arist. Metaph. 1049a26 , cf. de An. 435a12 . light blue (or grey), stolh/ LXX Es. 8.15 ; e)sqh/s Poll. 4.119 ; kollu/rion Gal. 12.780 . of the planet Jupiter, o( lego/menos *zeu\s a). Ps.-Callisth. 1.4 . a)eri/oikos, on, dwelling in air, Eub. 139 (mock heroic). a)e/rios [a_], a, on, also os, on; Ion. h)e/rios, h, on (q.v.): (a)h/r):— misty, sko/ton E. Ph. 1534 . in the air, high in air, kro/ton podw=n Id. Tr. 546 ; of the air, aerial, opp. xqo/nios, Id. Fr. 27 ; pu=r Hp. Vict. 1.10 ; ai)ti/ai a)., title of work by Democr. ; opp. u(po/geios, PMag.Lond. 121.893 ; a). fu/sis Arist. Mu. 392b14 ; zw=|a ib. 398b33 ; ge/nos Pl. Epin. 984e ; ta\ a). Luc. Prom.Es 6 . Adv. -ws Iamb. Myst. 1.9 . wide as air, infinite, a)/mmou me/geqos a). D.S. 1.33 , cf. 5.42 . indefinite, vain, futile, Phld. Vit. p.9J. , Ir. p.79 W.; e)pizh/thsis Id. Sign. 21 . a)e/ripon: ou) perieirgo/menon (i.e. a)/erkton), Hsch. a)eri/ths li/qos, kind of precious stone, Ps.-Callisth. 3.22 . a)eri=tis, h(, = a)nagalli\s h( kuanh= , Ps - Dsc. 2.178 . a)/erktos, on, (e)/rgw, ei)/rgw) unfenced, open, Lys. 7.28 . a)ero-baqh/s, e/s, in neut. pl. -baqh=, ta/ , depths of air, 1 Enoch 17 . a)ero-ba^te/w, walk the air, of Socrates, Ar. Nu. 225 , 1503 , Pl. Ap. 19c : aor. part. a)erobath/sas Ps.- Luc. Philopatr. 12 . to be unduly puffed up, Procop. Arc. 13 , cf. Pers. 1.25 . a)ero-ba/ths, ou, o(, one who walks the air, Poet. ap. Plu. 2.952f . a)ero-batiko/s, h/, o/n, traversing air, zw=|a prob. in Ath. 3.99b . a)ero-doneo/mai, to be whirled through air, Sch. A. Pr. 128 . a)ero-do/nhtos, on, air-tossed, soaring, Ar. Av. 1385 . a)ero-drome/w, traverse the air, Luc. VH 1.10 . a)ero-dro/mos, on, traversing the air, PMag.Par. 1.1359 , 1375 . a)ero-eidh/s [a_], Ep. and Ion. h)eroeidh/s, e/s, like the sky or air, Pl. Ti. 78c , Arist. GC 330b24 , etc.:—cloudy in colour, Id. Col. 794a4 , cf. 797a7 , BGU 1207.6 (i B. C.).—For the Homeric usage of the word v. h)eroeidh/s . a)ero/eis, = h)ero/eis (q. v.), *ta/rtaros Tab.Defix. 108.3 (iii B. C.), cf. Hsch. a)ero/-qen, Adv. out of the air, from on high, Eust. 1239.10 . a)ero-ko/rdakes, oi(, and a)ero-kw/nwpes, oi(, fabulous creatures in Luc. VH 1.16 . a)ero-le/sxhs, ou, o(, man of big empty words, Hsch. a)ero-mantei/a, h(, divination by air, Varr. ap. Serv.ad Virg. Aen. 3.359 . a)ero/-mantis, o(, air-diviner, Id. ap. Isid. Etym. 8.9.13 . a)ero-ma^xi/a, h(, air-battle, Luc. VH 1.18 . a)ero/-meli, itos, to/, oak-manna, Amynt. ap. Ath. 11.500d , cf. Gal. 6.739 . a)ero-metre/w, measure the air; hence, lose oneself in vague speculation, X. Oec. 11.3 . a)ero-me/trhtos, on, gloss on h)eroeidh/s , Heracleonap. EM 421.49 . a)ero-mi^gh/s, e/s, compounded of air, Cleom. 2.1 , al., Corn. ND 19 , D.L. 7.145 , etc. a)ero-muqi/w, = metewrologe/w, peri\ selh/nhs Ph. 1.457 :—from a)ero/-muqos, Id. 2.268 . a)ero-nhxh/s, e/s, (nh/xomai) floating in air, o)iwnoi/ Ar. Nu. 337 . a)ero-nome/w, to move in air, Hld. 10.30 . a)ero-nomiko/s, h/, o/n, living in the air, zw|=on prob. in Ath. 3.99b . a)ero/omai, turn into air, Heraclit. All. 22 . evaporate, Gal. 5.523 . a)ero-peth/s, e/s, (pi/ptw) fallen from the sky, Ph.Bybl. ap. Eus. PE 1.10 , cf. Plb. 36.10.2 . a)ero-pe/ths, es, (pe/tomai) flying in air, sfh/c Horap. 2.24 , PMag.Lond. 121.554 . a)ero/-pla^nos, on, wandering in air, Hsch. s.v. h)erofoi=tis . a)ero-pore/w, traverse the air, Ph. 2.116 , 300 . a)ero-po/ros, on, traversing the air, Pl. Ti. 40a , Ph. 1.35 ,al. a)ero-rifh/s, e/s, hurled through the air, PMag.Par. 1.2508 . a)ero-skopi/a, h(, divination by observing the heavens, <*> Enoch 8.3 , cf. Sch. Il. 1.62 (as f.l. for i(ero- ). a)ero/-temis, etym. of *)/artemis, Porph. ap. Eus. PE 3.11 , Lyd. Mens. 2.2 a)ero-to/ma: ta\ peteina/, Cyr. a)ero/-tonos, on, driven by air, katapa/lths Ph. Bel. 77.13 . a)ero-fo/bos, on, afraid of the air, Cael.Aur. CP <*>. 12.108 . a)ero-foi/thtos, on, = sq., a)/nemos Hymn.Mag. 4.1 ; foi=nic PMag.Lond. 46.242 . a)ero/-foitos, on, roaming in air, A. Fr. 282 :—also a)ero-foi/tas, o( , a)sth/r Ion Eleg. 10 . a)ero-fo/rhtos, on, upborne by air, Eub. 104 . a)ero-fuh/s, e/s, springing from air, r(i/zwma (i.e. gh=), Secund. Sent. 15 . a)ero/-xroos, a)ero/-ous, = a)e/rinos 2 , Dsc. 5.75 . a)e/roy, opos, o(, Boeot. name for the bird me/roy (q.v.), Sch. Ar. Av. 1354 . a)e/rrw, Aeol. for a)ei/rw, lift, raise, Sapph. 91 ; take away, no/on Alc. 78 . a)ersi/-lofos, on, high-crested, A.R. 2.1060 ; of places, Nonn. D. 2.684 ,al. a)ersi/-maxos, on, rousing the fight, B. 12.67 . a)ersi/-noos, on, contr. a)ersi/-nous, oun, increasing intelligence, *ou)rani/h Nonn. D. 33.67 . cheering, oi)=nos prob.l.Ion Eleg. 9 ; *ba/kxos Orph. Fr. 280.9 . a)ersi-pe/ths, es , (pe/tomai) = a)ersipo/ths , Q.S. 3.211 . a)ersi-po/dhs, ou, o(, = a)ersi/pous , Nonn. D. 10.401 . a)ersi-po/ros, on, going on high, Nonn. D. 1.285 . a)ersi-po/ths, ou, o(, (pota/omai) high-soaring, Hes. Sc. 316 , AP 5.298 ( Agath. ). a)ersi-po/thtos,on, = foreg., a)ra/xnhs Hes. Op. 777 ; a)gmo/s Nonn. D. 2.483 . a)e/rsi-pons, o(, h(, poun, to/, high-stepping, i(/ppoi a)ersi/podes Il. 18.532 ; contr. a)rsi/ podes h.Ven. 211 , AP 7.717 . a)ersi/-frwn, onos, uplifting, cheering the heart, *dio/nusos Ath.Mitt. 17.273 (Athens), cf. EM 20.47 . a)erta/zw, lengthd. Ep. form of a)ei/rw, lift up, Call. Fr. 19 , etc.: impf. h)e/rtazon AP 9.12 ( Leon. ), A.R. 1.738 , etc.: irreg. opt. a)erta/ zeie Nonn. D. 43.99 :—also (from *a)erta/w) aor. 1 h)e/rthse AP 6.223 (Antip.): pf. Pass. h)e/rthmai ib. 5.229 (Paul. Sil.), Opp. C. 2.99 . a)erw/dhs, es, like air, of the soul, Epicur. Fr. 314 ; Astrol., of signs, connected with the air, Vett.Val. 7.26 ; light of texture, Sch. E. Or. 1431 . = a)e/rinos 2 , th\n xro/an Dsc. 5.152 (dub.). to\ a). the airy nature, Placit. 2.11.2 , al., cf. Arist. Mu. 395a20 . full of air, Id. PA 669b2 . a)e/rwsis, h(, rarefaction, ai(/matos Gal. 10.742 . a)e/s, Dor. for a)ei/. a)/es, Boeot. = a)/as (q.v.), Hsch. a)/esa, v. a)e/skw. a)esi/maina: h( toi=s pneu/masi tw=n a)ne/mwn mainome/nh, qala/sshs de\ to\ e)pi/qeton, Hsch. a)/esis: po/nos, bla/bh, Hsch., EM 20.48 . a)esi-frosu/nh, h(, folly, in pl., Od. 15.470 , Hes. Th. 502 . a)esi/-frwn, on, gen. onos, = fresi\n a)asqei/s , damaged in mind, witless, silly, Il. 20.183 , Od. 21.302 , Hes. Op. 335 (more correctly a)asi/frwn Apollon. Lex. , Phot. ). a)e/skw, Hdn.Gr. 1.436 , EM 20.11 : impf. Med. a)e/skonto Hsch. : aor. 1 a)/esa, a)e/samen, contr. a)/samen, a)/esan, inf. a)e/sai:—sleep, Od. 19.342 , 3.151 , 490 , 15.40 , A.R. 4.884 . (Etym. dub., but nu/kta a). has been expl. as pass, spend the night, cf. Skt. vásati.) [a_ metri gr. or by contraction, a^ otherwise.] a)e/teios [a_], on, (a)eto/s) of the eagle, ptero/n Suid. a)eth/s, e/s, v. sub au)eth/s. a)eti^deu/s [a_], e/ws, o( , eaglet, Ael. Fr. 128 , Aesop. 5 . a)eti/ths [i_] li/qos, o( , eagle-stone, said to be found in the eagle's nest, Ael. NA 1.35 , Philostr. VA 2.14 , Dsc. 5.160 . a)/etma: flo/c, oi( de\ to\ pneu=ma, EM 20.10 ; Hsch. gives a)etmo/n in the latter sense. a)etogenh/s, e/s, prob. bearing a mark in the shape of an eagle, i(/ppos Hippiatr. 115 . a)eto/s, Ep. , Lyr., Ion. , and early Att. ai)eto/s (v. fin.), ou=, o(, eagle, as a bird of omen, ai). teleio/taton petehnw=n Il. 8.247 , cf. 12.201 , Od. 2.146 (cf. 11 ): favourite of Zeus, o(/ste soi\ au)tw=| fi/ltatos oi)wnw=n Il. 24.310 , cf. Pi. P. 1.6 ; *dio\s . . pthno\s ku/wn, dafoino\s ai). A. Pr. 1022 , cf. Ag. 136 ; o( skhptroba/mwn ai)., ku/wn *dio/s S. Fr. 885 :—prov., ai)eto\s e)n potanoi=s Pi. N. 3.80 ; ai)eto\s e)n nefe/laisi, of a thing quite out of reach, Ar. Av. 987 ; a)eto\n ka/nqaros maieu/somai (v. maieu/omai):—the diff. kinds are distinguished by specific names, Arist. HA 618b18 sqq. eagle as a standard, of the Persians, X. Cyr. 7.1.4 ; of the Romans, Plu. Mar. 23 , etc. the constellation Aquila, Arat. 591 , Ptol. Tetr. 27 , etc. omen, Theoc. 26.31 . eagle-ray, Myliobatis aquila, Arist. HA 540b18 . in Architecture, gable, pediment (from its resemblance to outspread wings, Gal. 18(1).519 ), Ar. Av. 1110 , ubi v. Sch., IG 1.322 ii 80 , cf. Pi. O. 13.21 , Fr. 53 , E. Fr. 764 ; u(po\ to\n au)to\n a)eto\n u(pelqei=n come under the same roof, IG 14.644 (Bruttii, iii B.C.). name of bandage, Sor. Fasc. 12.508C. temporal vein (Magna Graecia), Philistionap. Ruf. Onom. 201 . iron part of spoke of wheel, Poll. 1.145 , Hsch. Astrol. and Magic, fabulous plant growing in Libya, Pamphil. ap. Gal. 11.798 , Cat.Cod.Astr. 7.222 . (ai)eto/s in early Att. Inscrr., IG 1.322i i80 , 2.1054.39 ; ai)hto/s Arat. 522 , v.l. in Pi. P. 4.4 ; ai)beto/s (i.e. ai)veto/s) Hsch. ) [a_ always.] a)etofo/ros, o(, standard-bearer, = Lat.aquilifer, Plu. Caes. 52 . a)etw/dhs [a_], es, eagle-like, a)qlhtai/ Philostr. Gym. 37 , cf. Ael. NA 4.27 ; -des ble/pein see as clearly as an eagle, Luc. Icar. 14 . a)e/twma [a_], to/, = a)eto/s IV, gable, oi)/kou Hp. Art. 43 ; i(erou= IG 22.1271.6 ., cf. Timae. 50 , J. AJ 3.6.4 : ai)/twma (sic) IG 3.162 . a)etw/nuxon, to/, = liqo/spermon , Dsc. 3.141 ; = kh=mos , Ps.- Dsc. 4.133 : cf. a)eto/nuxes: bota/nh, Hsch. a)etw/sios, on, apptly. = e)tw/sios , Ibyc. 51 , cf. Hsch., EM 20.13 . a)e/twsis [a_], ews, h( , arched roof of xelw/nh, Ath.Mech. 13.3 . a)efane/wn: lamprw=n, Hsch. a)e/xeia, h(, non-possession, privation, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.51 (pl.). a)exh=nes: pe/nhtes, Hsch. a)e/xonto: w(/rmwn, Hsch. a)va/tatai, v. a)ta/w . a)vlane/ws, = a)do/lws , GDI 1156 (Elis, V B.C.); cf. a)lane/s. a)/za, h(, heat, h)eli/ou Opp. C. 1.134 , cf. 3.324 . dryness, of the skin, xroo/s Nic. Th. 304 . metaph., unsatisfied desire, Call.in PGen. 97 ii 7 . dirt, mould, sa/kos pepalagme/non a)/zh Od. 22.184 . dry sediment, Sch. Theoc. 5.109 . (Cf. Lat. areo.) a)zae/s (cod. -zale/s): polu/pnoun, kai\ o)ligo/pnoun, Hsch. a)zaqo/s, Cypr. = a)gaqo/s, i)(n)tu/xa( a)zaqa=( Inscr.Cypr. 134H. , cf. 137 . a)zata: fqonera/, Hsch. a)zai/nw, (a)/zw) dry, parchup, aor. subj. a)zh/nh, -h/nhsi Nic. Th. 205 , and v.l. in 368 :— Pass. , a)zai/netai (as v.l. for au)ai/netai ) ib. 339 : aor. a)za/nqh Hsch. a)zalai/: ne/ai kai\ a(palai/, Hsch. a)za^le/os, a, on, dry, parched, ou=)ros Il. 20.491 ; u(/lh Od. 9.234 , etc.; bw=n a)zale/hn dry bull's-hide, Il. 7.239 ; a). gh=ras withered, sapless, IG 14.1389 i 12 , Plu. 2.789c . metaph., harsh, cruel, AP 5.237 ( Maced. ). Act. , parching, scorching, *sei/rios Hes. Sc. 153 , cf. A.R. 4.679 ; of love, mani/ai Ibyc. 1.9 ; of thirst, Nic. Th. 339 .—Poet. word. a)zale/a, h(, = yi/lwqron , Gloss. a)za/lh: nh/nemos, Hsch. a)za/lion: chro/n, h)\ a)/gan ze/on, Phot. p.38R. *)aza=nes, oi(, title of play by Achaeus. *)azani/a, h(, land of *za/n or *zeu/s, i.e. Arcadia, St.Byz. a)zani/ths, o(, horse-medicine, Hippiatr. 129 . a)za/nw, = a)zai/nw , h.Ven. 270 ( Pass. ). a)za/pa: ptisa/nh, Hsch. a)zata/, h(, drought, Inscr.Cypr. 59 H. a)za/th: e)leuqeri/a, Hsch. (Cf. Zend a_za_ta 'free'.) a)zauto/s: palaio/ths, kai\ ko/nis, Id. a)zaxh/s, e/s, = sklhro/s, xalepo/s : also = a)dia/leiptos (cf. a)zhxh/s), Id. a)zeinoi/ (cod. a)zhn-): ku/knoi tai=s pte/rucin a)polamba/nontes a)e/ra, Id. a)zei/rei: chrai/nei, Id. ( a)zh/rei Suid. ). a)zeiro/s, o/n, (zeira/) not embroidered, Hsch., EM 22.56 , Suid. a)ze/na: pw/gwna (Phryg.), Hsch. a)/zenon: geneiw=nta, Id. a)ze/simoi: a)zeinoi/, Id. a)ze/sios, v. *)azo/sios. a)/zestos, on, (ze/w) not coming to the boil, Hp. Morb. 3.17 . a)/zeton: a)/piston (Sicel), Hsch. a)zeto/w, detect, in Pass. , GDI 2034 (Delph., ii A.D.). a)/zeuktos, on, unyoked, D.H. 2.31 ; a)/. ga/mou Sch. Ar. Lys. 217 : abs. in same sense, Sch. A.R. 4.897 . a)zexh/s, e/s, = a)zaxh/s (cf. a)zhxh/s), Hsch. a)zhli/a, h(, simplicity of style, freedom from mannerisms, v.l. in Plu. Lyc. 21 . a)zhlopragmo/nws, Adv. without jealousy, ungrudgingly, PLips. 119vii5 (iii A. D.). a)/zhlos, on, unenvied, unenviable, dreary, gh=ras Semon. 1.11 ; froura/ A. Pr. 143 ; qe/a S. El. 1455 ; bi/os Id. Tr. 284 ; e)/rgon sorry deed, ib. 745 ; a)/zhlape/lei all are in ill plight, Orac. ap. Hdt. 7.140 ; plou=tos Plu. Lyc. 10 ; zh=los a)zh/lwn not deserving of envy, Phld. Oec. p.66J. Act. , not envious, Menetorap. Ath. 13.594c . a)zhlo-tu/phtos, on, not likely to arouse jealousy, Cic. Att. 13.19.4 ; not exposed to jealousy, gh=ras Plu. 2.787d . a)zhlo/-tu^pos, on, free from envy, Plu. Comp.Lyc.Num. 3 . a)zh/lwtos, on, not to be envied, Pl. Grg. 469b : neut.pl.as Adv., -wtaf ilhqei/s AP 12.105 ( Asclep. ). Adv. -tws Poll. 5.160 . not imitated, a). paralipei=n ti J. BJ 7.8.1 . a)zh/mios, on, free from further payment, Hdt. 6.92 . without loss, scot-free, a)/piqi a). Id. 1.212 ; a)blabh= parexe/tw kai\ a)zh/mion Pl. Lg. 865c ; unpunished, E. Med. 1050 , Ar. Ra. 408 , Antipho 3.3.10 , etc.; u(po\ qew=n Pl. R. 366a ; not liable to penalty, nau=s IG 1.40 ; not deserving punishment, S. El. 1102 , etc.: c.gen., a)sebhma/twn a). Plb. 2.60.5 . Adv. -i/ws with impunity, Philem. 94.5 : also, without fraud, honestly, J. AJ 15.4.4 ; e)kdikei=n Cod.Just. 1.2.17 . Act. , harmless, of sour looks, Th. 2.37 ; ou)k a). J. AJ 15.5.1 , cf. Ph. 1.428 , 2.246 . a)zhmi/wtos, on, immune from penalties, Secund. Sent. 10 . a)zh=ris, h(, chariot-pole, Hsch. ( a)zhli/s Poll. 1.143 ). *)azhsi/a, h(, a name of Demeter, S. Fr. 981 , cf. *)azosi/a. a)zh=tai: oi) e)ggu/tatoi tou= basile/ws, Hsch. a)zhthtos, on, unexamined, untried, Aeschin. 3.22 , Aristox. Fr.Hist. 15 ; outside the scope of inquiry, Thphr. Metaph. 10 . Adv. -tws, e)/xein tw=n qei/wn Ph. 1.96 ; th=s ai)ti/as Hierocl. inCA 10p.437M. a(zhto/s: sebasto/s Suid. a)zhxh/s, e/s, (prob. for a)-dia(s)exh/s , continuous, cf. a)zaxh/s, a)zexh/s) unceasing, o)du/nh Il. 15.25 ; o)rumagdo/s 17.741 : neut. as Adv., a)z<*>xe\s fage/menkai\pie/men Od. 18.3 ; [ o)/i+es] a). memakui=ai Il. 4.435 . (a)/za, cf. a)zale/os) hard, seasoned, koru/nh A.R. 2.99 ; qumo/s v.l. Il. 15.25 . a)zhw/ra: taxe/a, pukna/, Hsch. a)zo/krotos, v. ai)z-. . a(/zomai, only pres. and impf.; Act. only in part. a(/zonta S. OC 134 :—stand in awe of, esp. gods and one's parents, a(zo/menoi . . *apo/llwna Il. 1.21 ; mh/t' ou)=n mhte/r' e)mh\n a(/zeu Od. 17.401 ; followed by inf., xersi\ d' a)ni/ptoisin *dii)/ lei/bein . . a(/zomai Il. 6.267 ; cei/nous ou)x a(/zeo . . e)sqe/menai Od. 9.478 ; a(/. mh/ Il. 14.261 ; ti/s dh/ ken .. a(/zoit' a)qana/tous; Thgn. 748 ,cf. Alcm. 54 : used by A. in lyr., ti/s ou)=n ta/d' ou)x a(/zetai; Eu. 389 ; *palla/dos d' u(po\ pteroi=s o)/ntas a(/zetai path/r (sc. *zeu/s) respects . ., ib. 1002 ; a(/zontai ga\r o(mai/mous Id. Supp. 652 ; plo/kamon ou)da/m' a(/zetai ib. 884 (all lyr.); qanei=n ou)x a(/zomai I fear not to die . . , E. Or. 1116 . abs. in part., reverently, in holy fear, Od. 9.200 ; a)mfi/ soi a(z<*>/menos S. OT 155 . to be angry, E. Fr. 348 . (Cf. a(/gios.) a)/zon: me/lan, u(yhlo/n, Hsch. a)/zoc: u(/lh, Id. a)zos, o(, contr. from a)/ozos, a servant, Gloss. ap. Ath. 6.267c . a)/zos, h, on, dry, v.l. in Sch. Theoc. 5.109 . *)azo/sios, o(, (sc. mh/n) month at Epidaurus, IG 4.1485.20 ,al. (*)aze/sios ib. 51 ):—*)azo/sioi qeoi/ ( = *dami/a and *au)chsi/a), ib. 1539.4 ; *)azosi/a, h(, ib. 1062.12 . a)zu^gh/s, e/s, not paired, mo/rion a). e(te/ry Gal. UP 15.2 , cf. 5.14 . a)/zu^gos, on, unwedded, koi/th Luc. Am. 44 . = foreg., fle/y the vena azygos, Gal. 15.529 : in pl., not a pair, sanda/lia Str. 6.1.8 . a)/zu_mos, on, without process of fermentation, Pl. Ti. 74d :—of bread, unleavened, a)/rtos Hp. Vict. 3.79 , Trypho Fr. 117 ; a)/rtous a)., a)/zuma la/gana, LXX Ex. 29.2 , Le. 2.4 : abs., a)/zuma, ta/ , Ex. 12.15 ; ta\ a)/. the feast of unleavened cakes, Ev.Marc. 14.1 ; h( e(orth\ tw=n a). LXX 2 Ch. 8.13 ,al., Ev.Luc. 22.1 . a)/zuc, u^gos, o(, h(, to/, (zeu/gnumi) unyoked, unpaired, Archil. 157 ; da/malis D.H. 1.40 ; unmarried, E. Ba. 694 ; of Pallas, Id. Tr. 536 (lyr.): c. gen., a)/. le/ktrwn, ga/mwn, eu)nh=s, Id. Hipp. 546 (lyr.), IA 805 , Med. 673 . isolated, a)/. w(/sper e)n pettoi=s Arist. Pol. 1253a7 , cf. AP 9.482.26 ( Agath. ); single, au)loi/, opp. su/rigges, Nonn. D. 3.76 : in pl., a)/zuga vowels, opp. su/zuga, ib. 4.262 . a(/zw, v. sub a(/zomai. a)/zw (A), dry up, parch, o(po/te xro/a *sei/rios a)/zei Hes. Sc. 397 , cf. Op. 587 , Alc. 39.8 , Nic. Th. 779 :— Pass. , [ai)/geiros] a)zome/nh kei)tai lies drying, Il. 4.487 . a)/zw (B), cry a)=, groan, sigh, S. Fr. 980 ; so perh. in Med. , ei)/ tis . . a)/zhtai kradi/hn a)kaxh/menos Hes. Th. 99 . breathe hard, Nicoch. 19 . (Perh. a(/zw (from the sound ha!) in this sense.) a)zwi/+a, h(, absence of life, Porph. Sent. 21 , 23 , Procl. in Prm. p.646 S. , Olymp. in Grg. p.356 J. a(zwlei=: a)ganaktei=, Hsch. a)zwniko/s, h/, o/n, = sq., ta/cis Procl. in Ti. 3.127 D. , Dam. Pr. 131 . Adv. -kw=s ibid. a)/zwnos, on, confined to no zone or region, opp. local deities, Serv. ad Virg. Aen. 12.118 , cf. Dam. Pr. 96 ,al. (with secondary sense not wearing a zone as a girdle). a)/zwos, on, (zwh/) without life, Porph. Sent. 20 , Procl. Inst. 188 . (zw=|on) without maggots, of seeds, Thphr. CP 4.15.3 . a)/zwpes: ai( chrai\ e)k th=s qewri/as, Hsch. a)/zwros: o( eu)/kratos oi)=nos, Id. a)/zws, wn, = a)/zwos 1 , Plot. 3.4.1 , 3.6.6 , Syr. in Metaph. 48.16 , Procl. in Prm. p.543 S. a)/zwstos, on, (zw/nnumi) ungirt, from haste, Hes. Op. 345 , Call. Fr. 225 ; not girded, Pl. Lg. 954a ; unarmed, SIG 527.140 (Dreros, iii B. C.), Hsch. a)zw=tes: oi( mh\ ei)s ta\ sunestw=ta paro/ntes, Hsch. a)/zwtos, on, = a)/zwstos , EM 22.21 . a)/zwton: a)bi/wton, Hsch. a)hd-e/w, feel disgust at, dei/pnw| a)hdh/seien v.l. for a(dh/seien in Od. 1.134 , cf. a)hdh=sai: kopia/sai, kamei=n, Hsch. , cf. EM 23.26 . a)hd-h/s, e/s, (h)=dos) distasteful, nauseous, of food, drugs, etc., Hp. VM 10 ( Comp. ), Acut. 23 , Pl. Lg. 660a , etc. generally, unpleasant, ou)de/n oi( a)hde/steron e)/sesqai Hdt. 7.101 , cf. Pl. Lg. 893a , al.: freq.in Pl.of narration, a)hde/s or ou)k a)hde/s e)sti, Ap. 33c , 41b , Phd. 84d : Comp. , Hdt. l.c.: Sup. -e/statos Pl. Lg. 663c , Phdr. 240b . of persons, disagreeable, odious, a)poghra/skwn a). gi/gnetai Alex. 278 , cf. D. 47.28 , Arist. EN 1108a30 , Thphr. Char. 20.1 ; tini/ to one, Pl. Phd. 91b , Phld. Ir. p.51 W. Adv. -dw=s unpleasantly, zh=n Pl. Prt. 351b ; a). e)/xein tini/ to be on bad terms with one, D. 20.142 , cf. 37.11 ; a). diakei=sqai, diateqh=nai, pro/s tina, Lys. 16.2 , Isoc. 12.19 . without pleasure to oneself, unwillingly, pi/nein, a)kou/ein, X. Cyr. 1.2.11 , Isoc. 12.62 ; ou)k a). Pl Prt. 335c . a)hd-i/a, h(, nauseousness, of drugs, Hp. Acut. 23 . unpleasantness, opp. h(donh/, Phld. Rh. 1.163 S. : pl., Id. Oec. p.64J. mostly of persons, unpleasantness, odiousness, D. 21.153 , Aeschin. 3.72 , Thphr. Char. 20.1 ; th\n sh\n a). your odious presence, Aeschin. 3.164 . disgust, dislike, Pl. Phdr. 240d , Lg. 802d , etc.: pl., a). kai\ baru/thtes tw=n a)/llwn Isoc. 12.31 . a)hd-i/zw, disgust, th\n geu=sin S.E. P. 1.92 : — Pass. , to be disgusted, Anon. in Rh. 194.32 ; tini Alex.Aphr. Pr. 2.15 ; e)pi/ tini PLond. 1.42 (ii B. C.). a)hd-ismo/s, o(, disgust, opp. h(donh/, S.E. P. 1.87 . a)hdoni/a, h(, absence of pleasure, D.L. 2.89 , 90 . a)hd-onideu/s, e/ws, o(, young nightingale pl. -h=es Theoc. 15.121 (prob.). a)hd-o/nion, to/, Dim. of a)hdw/n, prob.l.in D.Chr. 66.11 . a)hd-o/nios, on, of a nightingale, go/os, no/mos a)., A. Fr. 291 , Ar. Ra. 684 . of sleep, light, Nicoch. 4 D. , cf. Nonn. D. 5.411 . a)hd-oni/s, i/dos, h(, = a)hdw/n , nightingale, E. Rh. 550 (lyr.), Call. Lav.Pall. 94 , Theoc. 8.38 ; *mousa/wn a)hdoni/s, of a poet, AP 7.414 ( Noss. ); of a girl, IG 14.1942 . a)h/donos, on, = a)nh/donos, dai/mwn Sch. E. Hec. 685 , cf. Gloss. a)hdopoio/s, o/n, quarrelsome, Gloss. a)hd-w/, = sq., gen. a)hdou=s S. Aj. 628 (lyr.), voc. a)hdoi= Ar. Av. 679 (lyr.): nom. pl. a)/hdoi Sapph. Oxy. 1787.6.7 . (Mytil. acc. to Sch. S. l.c.) a)hd-w/n, o/nos , h( (o(, v. infr.), (a)ei/dw) songstress, i.e. the nightingale, Hes. Op. 203 , etc.; *pandare/ou kou/rh, xlwrhi\s a)., i.e. living in the greenwood, Od. 19.518 ; xlwrau/xhn a). Simon. 73 :—metaph., of a poet, B. 3.98 , cf. E. Fr. 588 (lyr.), AP 7.44 (Ion), Hermesian. 7.49 ; also of the poet's song, teai\ a)hdo/nes thy strains, Call. Epigr. 2.5 ; zwou/sas e)/lipes ga\r a)hdo/nas IG 14.2012 . metaph., cicada, AP 7.190 (Anyte). mouthpiece of a flute, E. Fr. 556 ; the flute itself, ib. 931 . metaph., of shuttle, AP 6.174 (Antip. Sid.).—Masc., only Ion l.c.; *)attiko\s a)nh\r to\n ai)/ga le/gei w(/sper kai\ to\n a)hdo/na Eust. 376.24 . a)h/q-eia, Ion. -ih [i- metri gr.], h(, (a)h/qhs) unaccustomedness, novelty of a situation, Batr. 72 , Pl. Ti. 18c ; a). tinos inexperience of a thing, Th. 4.55 ; u(po\ a)hqei/as from inexperience, Pl. Tht. 175d ; di' a)h/qeian (cod. a)lh/q-) Aen.Tact. 38.3 . a)hq-e/ssw, to be unaccustomed, c. gen., once in Hom. , a)h/qesson ga\r e)/t' au)tw=n Il. 10.493 ; a)hqe/ssousa du/hs A.R. 4.38 ; lugmoi\ a)hqe/ssontes Nic. Al. 378 :—for A.R. 1.1171 v.sq. a)hq-e/w, to be unaccustomed, Hsch. : impf. a)h/qeon prob.l. A.R. 1.1171 (codd. a)h/qeson). a)h/q-hs, es, (h)=qos) unwonted, strange, o)/yis A. Supp. 567 ; dw/mata v.l. in S. Fr. 583.10 . Adv.-qws unexpectedly, Th. 4.17 . unused to a thing, c. gen., ma/xhs Th. 4.34 , cf. Pl. Tht. 146b ,al.; a). tou= katakou/ein, tou= prophlaki/zesqai, D. 1.23 , 21.72 . strange in manner, unlike oneself, prob. f.l. for a)ghqh/s in S. Tr. 869 . without character, tragw|di/a Arist. Po. 1450a25 , cf. 1460a11 . a)hq-i/a, h(, = a)h/qeia , E. Hel. 418 . a)hq-i/zomai, to be unaccustomed to a thing, Posidon. 26 . a)/hma, to/, blast, wind, A. Ag. 1418 , Eu. 905 , S. Aj. 674 , Call. Aet. 3.1.36 . a)/hmi, 3 sg. a)/hsi Hes. Op. 516 , A. Fr. 178 A. , 3 dual a)/hton Il. 9.5 , 3 pl. a)/eisi Hes. Th. 875 ; imper. 3 sg. a)h/tw A.R. 4.768 ; inf. a)h=nai Od. 3.183 , Ep. a)h/menai ib. 176 ; part. a)ei/s, a)e/ntos, etc., Emp. 84.4 , Il. 5.526 , al.: impf. 3 sg. a)/h Od. 12.325 , 14.458 :— Pass. , 3 sg. a)/htai, impf. a)/hto, part. a)h/menos, v. infr. (a)/*vhmi, cf. Skt. vā´ti 'blows', Lith. vējas 'wind'):— Ep. Verb, prop. breathe hard; hence, blow, of winds, tw/ te *qrh/|khqen a)/hton Il. 9.5 , cf. Od. 3.176 , 183 , etc.; oi(/ te ne/fea . . diaskidna=sin a)e/ntes Il. 5.526 ; a)ne/mwn . . me/nos u(gro\n a)e/ntwn Od. 19.440 , cf. Hes. Th. 869 , 875 :— Pass. , to be beaten by the wind, u(o/menos kai\ a)h/menos Od. 6.131 ; of sound, of be carried by the wind, A.R. 2.81 : more freq. metaph., toss, wave to and fro, of the mind in doubt or fear, di/xa qumo\s a)/hto Il. 21.386 ; peri\ pai/dwn qumo\s a)/htai A.R. 3.688 :— also martu/ria a)/htai e)p' a)nqrw/pous are wafted to and fro, Pi. I. 4(3).9 ; peri/ t' a)mfi/ te ka/llos a)/hto beauty breathed all about her, h.Cer. 276 ; a)po\ krh=qen toi=on a)/hto Hes. Sc. 8 , cf. Fr. 245 . Act. , breathe, dia\ pneumo/nwn u(/pnon A. Fr. 178A. a)h/r, a)e/ros, Hom. a)h/r, h)e/ros; Ion. nom. h)h/r Hp. Aër. 6 ,al., Aret. CA 2.3 ; Aeol. au)h/r Sch. Pi. P. 2.52 ; Dor. a)bh/r (i.e. a)*vh/r) Hsch. :— fem. in Hom. and Hes. (exc. Op. 549 ), Anaxag. ap. Thphr. Sens. 30 ; from Hdt downwds. masc. ( Il. 5.776 , 8.50 , h.Cer. 383 cannot be quoted for the masc. usage, since there poulu/s and baqu/s need not be masc.):—in Hom. and Hes. always mist, haze, not (as Aristarch. ) lower air (opp. ai)qh/r, q.v.); [e)la/th] makrota/th pefuui=a di' h)e/ros ai)qe/r' i(/kanen Il. 14.288 , cf. Anaxag. 1 , Ar. Nu. 264s q.; peri\ d' h)e/ra poulu\n e)/xeuen Il. 5.776 , cf. 3.381 , 8.50 ; h)e/ra me\n ske/das en kai\ a)pw=sen o)mi/ xlhn 17.649 ; tri\s d' h)e/ra tu/ye baqei=an 20.446 ; rare in Prose, Hp. l.c. later, generally, air, Anaxim. 1 , Emp. 17.18 , S. El. 87 , Ar. Av. 187 , 694 , etc.; pro\s to\n a)e/ra diatri/bein in the open air, Ar. Nu. 198 , cf. Teles p.11.3 H., Luc. Anach. 24 ; to\n a)e/r' e(/lkein kaqaro/n Philyll. 20 , cf. Philem. 119 ; e)/spasas to\n a). to\n koino/n Men. 531.7 ; a)e/ra de/rein 1 Ep.Cor. 9.26 ; ei)s a)e/ra| lalei=n ib. 14.9 :—in pl., Pl. Phd. 98c , 98d ; climates, Hp. Aër. tit., cf. Men.Rh. p.383 S. ; of mephitic exhalations, Str. 5.4.5 . personified, w)= de/spot' a)/nac a)me/t rht' *)a. Ar. Nu. 264 ; *)a. o(\n a)/n tis o)noma/seie kai\ *di/a Philem. 91.4 , cf. Diph. 126.6 . hot-air room in baths, Gal. 11.14 . volume, Hero *Stereom. 57 ,al. a pigment, sky-blue or grey, Id. Aut. 28.3 . [a_, except in Arist. Fr. 642 , Ps.-Phoc. [108] .] a)/hsis, ews, h( , (a)/hmi) = a)/hma , blowing, E. Rh. 417 , cf. Fr. 781.46 . a)h/sshtos, Att. a)h/tthtos, on, unconquered, not beaten, Th. 6.70 , Lys. 33.7 , D. 18.247 , AP 7.741 ( Crin. ), etc.; esp. of the Stoic sage, Zeno Stoic. 1.53 ,etc. unconquerable, Pl. R. 375b , Phld. D. 3 Fr. 88b . a)h/su^los, = ai)/sulos , wicked, e)/rga Il. 5.876 . a)h/su^ros, on, (a)/hmi) light as air, mu/rmhkes A. Pr. 452 ; a). go/nu ka/myei Call. Fr.anon. 3 ; gui=a Orph. Fr. 18 ; springing lightly, po/rtis Tryph. 360 ; blowing softly, *bore/as A.R. 2.1101 . a)hte/omai, fly, Arat. 523 (with play on ai)hto/s). a)h/th, h(, = sq., Hes. Op. 645 , 675 . a)h/ths, ou, o(, (a)/w, a)/hmi) blast, gale, a)ne/moio, *zefu/roio, a)ne/mwn a)h=tai, Il. 15.626 , Od. 4.567 , Hes. Op. 621 : abs., wind, Tim. Pers. 117 , Theoc. 2.38 .—Poet. word, oi( poihtai\ ta\ pneu/mata a)h/tas kalou=si Pl. Cra. 410b . a)hto/rrous, oun, creating a)h=tai, coined by Pl. Cra. 410b . a)/htos (A) o(, = a)eto/s , the constellation Aquila, Arat. 315 . a)/htos (B), on, only in phrase qa/rsos a)/hton Il. 21.395 (= qa/rsos a)/a_ton Q.S. 1.217 ); also a)/htoi; a)ko/restoi, a)/plhstoi, and a)h/tous: mega/las ( A. Fr. 3 ), Hsch. a)/htos (C)<*>o( a)kata/paustos, Hdn Gr. 1.220 ; perh. insatiate (a)/w); cf. ai)/htos. a)/hxos, on, without sound, fwnh/ Aret. SD 1.11 , Sch E. Ph. 960 . a)qa^la/meutos, on, unwedded, h(liki/h Epigr.Gr. 372.32 (Cotiaeum). a)qa^la/ss-eutos, on, = a)qala/sswtos , Poll. 1.121 . a)qa^lass-i/a, h(, ignorance of the sea, v.l. for sq. in Secund. Sent. 16 . a)qa^/lass-os, Att. a)qa^/lass-ttos, on, without sea, far from it, inland, Men. 462.9 . = a)qala/sswtos, basileu/s Max.Tyr. 1.3 ; e)/mporos Secund. Sent. 16 . not mixed with sea-water, oi)=nos Damocr. ap. Gal. 14.134 , Zopyr. ap. Orib. 14.61.1 , cf. Sor. 1.95 . a)qa^la/ss-wtos, Att. a)qa^la/ss-ttwtos, on, (qalasso/w) unused to the sea, a land-lubber, Ar. Ra. 204 , Agath. 1 Praef. a)/qaldon: e)tu/gxanon, tine\s de\ a)qa/danon, Hsch. a)qa^lh/s or a)qallh/s, e/s, of the laurel, not verdant, withered, Plu. Pomp. 31 , Orac. ap. Ath. 12.524b . a)qalph/s, e/s, without warmth, Nonn. D. 37.151 , 40.286 , etc. Adv. -pe/ws Hp. Acut. 29 . a)qamb-h/s, e/s, fearless, unabashed, e)/ros, u(/bris, sw=ma, Ibyc. 1.9 , B. 14.58 , Phryn.Trag. 2 ; sko/tou Plu. Lyc. 16 . a)qa/mb-htos, on, free from alarms, PMag.Par. 1.1064 . a)qamb-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, imperturbability, Democr. 215 . a)/qamb-os, on, imperturbable, Id. 216 . *)aqa/na, *)aqa=nai, *)aqa_nai/a, Dor. for *)aqhn-, v. *)aqh/nh . a)qa^na^si/a, h(, immortality, Pl. Phdr. 246a , Arist. EN 1111b22 , Epicur. Ep. 3p.60U. , etc.; o( de\ limo/s e)stin a)qanasi/as fa/rmakon Antiph. 86.6 . elixir or antidote, a). *miqrida/tou Gal. 14.148 , cf. 13.203 . = a)mbrosi/a , Luc. DDeor. 4.5 . a)qa^na^t-i/zw, make immortal, th\n fu/sin Arist. Fr. 645 , cf. Ph. 2.255 ,al.:— Pass. , to become or be immortal, Plb. 6.54.2 , Ph. 1.32 , 37 ,al. regard as immortal, yuxa/s J. AJ 18.1.5 . abs.,hold oneself immortal, *ge/tai oi( a)qanati/zontes Hdt. 4.93s q., cf. 94 ; e)f' o(/son e)nde/xetai a). put off the mortal, Arist. EN 1177b33 , cf. Philostr. VA 8.7 . a)qa^na^t-ismo/s, o(, gift of immortality, o( dia\ th=s do/chs a). D.S. 1.1 . a)qa^/na^t-os, on, also h, on (so regularly in sens e1.1 , poet. and Isoc. 9.16 ):— undying, immortal, Hom. , etc.; a). pro/swpon, of Aphrodite, Sapph. 1.14 :— hence a)qa/natoi, oi( , the Immortals, Hom. , Pi. Pae. 6.50 , etc.; a)qa/natai a(/liai, i.e. the sea goddesses, Od. 24.47 : Comp. -w/teros Pl. Phd. 99c . of immortal fame, Tyrt. 12.322 . of things, etc., everlasting, perpetual, a). kako/n Od. 12.118 ; xa/ris Hdt. 7.178 ; a)reth/, a)rxa/, S. Ph. 1420 , OT 905 (lyr.); kle/os, mnh/mh, B. 12.65 , Lys. 2.81 ; sukofa/nths Hyp. Lyc. 2 ; a). o( qa/natos 'death that cannot die', Amph. 8 ; of Nisus' purple locks, a). qri/c on which life depended, A. Ch. 619 . oi( a). the immortals, a body of Persian troops in which vacancies were filled up by successors already appointed, Hdt. 7.83 , 211 ; so a). a)nh/r one whose successor in case of death is appointed (as we say, the king never dies), ib. 31 ; of a standing army, D.C. 52.27 . maintained at a constant figure, pro/bata PSI 4.377.5 (iii B. C.), PThead. 30.6 (iii A. D.); ai)=ges PStrassb. 30.6 (iii A. D.); dia\ to\ a)qa/naton (sc. to\ paidi/on) au)th\n e)pidede/xqai trofeu/ein BGU 1106.25 (Aug.). = luxni\s stefanwmatikh/ , Ps.- Dsc. 3.100 . Adv. a)qana/tws, eu(/dein AP 9.570 (Philod.). [a_q- always in the Adj. and all derivs., v. sub a)- 1 fin.] a)qa^na^t-o/w, make immortal, Tz. H. 6.740 . a)qa^nh/s, e/s, undying, yuxh/ Max.Tyr. 16.2 . a)/qaptos, on, unburied, Il. 22.386 , Moschio Trag. 6.32 , etc.; a)/qapton w)qei=n, ba/llein, e)a=n tina/, S. Aj. 1307 , 1333 , Ant. 205 . unworthy of burial, AP 9.498 . a)qara/peutos, v. a)qera/p- . a)qa/rh (not a)qa/ra, Moer. 184 , cf Hdn.Gr. 1.340 ), h(, gruel or porridge, Ar. Pl. 673 , Pherecr. 108.3 , Crates 9 , Nicoph. 15 , Anaxandr. 41.42 . [a^qa^rh ll.cc.: cf. a)qh/ra.] a)qarh/s: a)/fqoros, of women, Hsch. a)qa/rioi: ai( mh\ diapeparqeneume/nai, tine\s de/, mh\ dedeme/nai a)/rqrw|, Id. a)qarse/w, to be discouraged, Procop. Vand. 2.11 (s.v.l.). a)qarsh/s, e/s, discouraged, downhearted, Plu. Cic. 35 , Max.Tyr. 25.4 , Doroth.in Cat.Cod.Astr. 2.195 : to\ a). want of courage, Plu. Nic. 4 . Adv. -sw=s Id. Pomp. 60 , 2.150c ( Comp. ). a)qa^rw/dhs, es, like a)qa/rh, of the brain, Ruf. Anat. 3 . a)qaum-asti/a, h(, absence of wonder, Str. 1.3.21 : c. gen., 1.3.16 . a)qau/m-astos, on, not wondering at anything, pro/s ti Zeno Stoic. 1.57 , M.Ant. 1.15 . Adv. -tws S. Fr. 982 ; also a)qaumasti/ Suid. not wondered at or admired, Luc. Am. 13 . a)qea/mwn [a_m], on , gen. onos, not beholding, kalle/wn tosou/twn Men. Rh. p.383 S. Adv. -o/nws, i.q. a)nepisthmo/nws, a)pei/rws, Poll. 4.10 :— also Subst. a)qaum-osu/nh, h(, ib. 9 . a)qe/a_tos, on, unseen, invisible, Luc. Nav. 44 , Plu. 2.575b , Ael. NA 8.7 . that may not be seen, secret, Ps.-Phoc. 100 , Plu. Num. 9 , Luc. DMar. 14.2 ; ta\ a). J. AJ 14.16.3 , etc. Act. , not seeing, blind to, tino/s X. Mem. 2.1.31 , Arist. Mu. 391a25 , Plu. 2.7c , Max.Tyr. 3.10 . Adv. -tws Poll. 4.10 . a)qehsi/h, h(, Ion. Subst. want of sight, blindness, Aret. CD 1.4 . a)qeei/, Adv., (qeo/s) without the aid of God, mostly with neg., ou)k a)qeei/ Od. 18.353 , Philostr. VS 1.21.2 , D.C. 59.12 , Plot. 4.3.16 , Nonn. D. 7.178 , etc. a)qei/+a, h(, = a)qeo/ths , Ael. Fr. 39 , Sm. Ho. 4.15 , Sallust. 18 (pl.), Hierocl. in CA 1p.418M. ; v.l. for a)qesi/a , LXX 1 Ma. 16.17 . a)qei/astos, on, uninspired, ou)k a). Plu. Cor. 33 . a)qeirh/s, e/s, Ep. for a)qerh/s, prob. in Thgn. 733 ; also, = a)kribh/s , EM 24.58 . Adv. a)qeire/ws ibid. a)qelba/zw, filter, Hsch. , who also has a)qelbei=: e(/lkei. a)qelg-h/s, e/s, unappeased, Nonn. D. 33.200 . Act. , having no power to soothe, 12.261 , al. a)qelg-i/a, h(, implacability, BGU 1024 (iv/v A. D.). a)qe/lgw, = a)me/lgw , Hsch. :— Pass. , a)qe/lgetai is drawn off or pressed out, Hp. Hum. 1 (expl. by Gal. ad loc. dihqei=tai, dieklu/etai).—For a)/qelcis v. a)/lqecis . a)qe/ldw, filter, in Pass. , Diocl.Com. 7 . a)qe/l-eos, on, (qe/lw) = sq., dub. l. A. Supp. 862 (lyr.). a)qe/l-htos, on, unwilling, Hsch. Adv. -tws Aspas. ap. Ath. 5.219d . a)qe/limnos: kako/s, Suid. , cf. Hsch. a)/qelktos, on, implacable, A. Supp. 1055 , Lyc. 1335 . a)qelci/noos, on, not beguiling or seductive, *mou=sai Auson. Ep. 12.26 . a)qemei/lios, on, without foundation, Ep. word implied by Hsch. a)qe/mhlos: ou)do\n ou)k e)/xousa ou)de\ qeme/lion, and a)qemi/lios: a)krosfalh/s, yeu/sths. a)qemeli/wtos, on, = foreg., Hsch. ; a). oi)ki/a, of a ship, Secund. Sent. 17 . a)/qem-is, itos, o(, h(, lawless, Pi. P. 3.32 , 4.109 , E. Ion 1903 (lyr.): Comp. -i/steros Opp. H. 1.756 . a)qem-iste/w, dolawlessdeeds, Hsch. a)qem-isti/a, h(, lawlessness, App. BC 2.77 (pl.). a)qem-i/stios, on, lawless, godless, a)nh/r Od. 18.141 ; freq. in phrase a)qemi/stia ei)dw/s versed in wickedness, 9.428 , etc.; a). e)/rga Xenoph. 12 , Man. 2.301 . a)qe/m-istos or a)qe/mitos, on, (the former in Poetry, the latter more correct in Prose) = foreg., Il. 9.63 ; of the Cyclopes, Od. 9.106 ; a)qemisto/teroi X. Cyr. 8.8.5 . Adv. -i/stws Phaennis ap. Paus. 10.15.3 ; -i/tws App. Pun. 53 . of things, unlawful, freq. in neut., a)qe/mita e)/rdein Hdt. 7.33 ; poiei=n X. Mem. 1.1.9 ; eu)/xesqai Id. Cyr. 1.6.6 ; -ista dra=n S. Fr. 742 (dub.), Din. Fr. 89.4S. ; kei/nois d' ou)k a)qe/miston IG 14.1389i i29 :— a). ei)dwlolatrei=ai 1 Ep.Pet. 4.3 : c. dat., ai(=s [qeai=s] a). nekra\ sw/mata PTaur. 1 ii 22 (ii B. C.). a)qemito-gami/a, h(, unlawful marriage, Just. Nov. 154.1 :—Adj. a)qemito/-gamos, on, Cat.Cod.Astr. 8(4).196 ( Rhetor. ). a)qemito-mici/a, h(, = foreg., Tz.ad Lyc. 1143 . a)qemito-poio/s, o/n, infanda faciens, Gloss. a)qemit-ourgi/a, h(, doing of unlawful deeds, Cat.Cod.Astr. 2.178 : —Adj. a)qemit-ourgo/s, -on, Hld. 8.9 . a)qemito-fage/w, eat unlawful meats, Vett.Val. 184.6 . a)qemito-fa/gos, on, Ptol. Tetr. 159 . a)/qeos (A), on, without God, denying the gods, esp. those recognized by the state, Pl. Ap. 26c , etc.: applied to Diagoras, Cic. ND 1.23.63 ; para/deigma a)/., opp. qei=on, Pl. Tht. 176e . generally, godless, ungodly, Pi. P. 4.162 , A. Eu. 151 , S. Tr. 1036 : Comp. -w/teros Lys. 6.32 : Sup. -w/tatos X. An. 2.5.39 . abandoned of the gods, S. OT 661 ; mani/ai B. 10.109 . not derived from the name of a god, o)no/mata Clearch. 63 . Adv. -ws by the anger of heaven (cf. 1.3 ), a). e)fqarme/nh S. OT 254 , cf. El. 1181 : Sup. -w/tata in most unholy wise, ib. 124 (lyr.). a)/qeos (B), on, without vision, tino/s Plot. 5.3.17 (s.v.l.; a)qe/<at>os Volkmann). unseen, Sch. Opp. H. 1.10 . a)qeo/ths, htos, h(, godlessness, Pl. Plt. 308e : in pl., Id. Lg. 967c . atheism, Ph. 1.360 , 368 , etc., Plu. 2.165c . neglect of the gods of the state, D.C. 67.14 . a)qerap-ei/a, h(, = sq., neglect of medical care, Antipho 4.3.5 . a)qerap-eusi/a, h(, want of attendance, c. gen., neglect of a thing, qew=n a)qerapeusi/ai Pl. R. 443a ; sw/matos Thphr. Char. 19.1 , cf. Plb. 3.60.3 (pl.). a)qera/p-eutos, on, uncared for, of things, X. Mem. 2.4.3 ; of persons, D.H. 3.22 ; of faults, neglected, not treated, Phld. Lib. p.39 O.; to\ a). neglect of one's personal appearance, Luc. Pisc. 12 . incurable, pa/qos PGnom. 205 (ii A. D., in form a)qara/p-), cf. Luc. Ocyp. 27 , [ Gal. ] 14.689 ; taraxh/ Phld. D. 1.15 . Adv. -tws Ph. 2.404 . not prepared or cured, ste/ar Dsc. 2.76.16 . a)qerhi/s, i/dos, h(, prickly, Nic. Th. 849 . a)qerh/s, e/s, reckless, impious, Hsch., EM 25.1 ; cf. sq. a)qeri/zw, Hom. (only pres. and impf.): aor. 1 a)qe/rica A.R. 2.477 , 488 :— Med. , aor. 1 a)qeri/ssato D.P. 997 :—make light of, c. acc. pers., ou)/pote/ m' oi(/g' a)qe/rizon Il. 1.261 ; ou)/ . . tin' a)nai/nomai ou)d' a). Od. 8.212 , cf. Man. 6.217 : abs., Od. 23.174 : also c. gen., A.R. Il.cc. a)qeri/nh [i_], h( , kind of smelt, Atherina hepsetus, Arist. HA 570b15 , Call. Fr. 38 , Dorio ap. Ath. 7.285a , etc.:—also a)qeri=nos, o(, Arist. HA 610b6 . a)qe/ristos, on, = a)fro/ntistos , Zonar. Act. , xalko\s a)., i.e. o( a)qeri/zwn kai\ ou)deno\s e)/xwn lo/gon, A. Fr. 128 (cod. -iton). (qeri/zw) not reaped, Thphr. HP 8.11.4 , PTeb. 72.372 (ii B. C.), PFay. 112.13 (i A. D.). a)qe/rm-antos, on, not heated; e(sti/a A. Ch. 629 , either a cold hearth, or (as Sch.) a household not heated by strife or passion. a)/qerm-os, on, without warmth; to\ a)/. Pl. Phd. 106a . a)qerolo/gion, to/, surgical instrument for extracting splinters, Heliod. (?) ap. Orib. 46.11.30 ; cf. e)qeirolo/gos. a)qerw/dhs, es, (a)qh/r) bearded like ears of corn, Thphr. HP 7.11.2 . = a)qarw/dhs , [ Gal. ] 19.440 . a)qe/rwma, to/, v. a)qhr- . a)qesi/a, h(, faithlessness, fickleness, Plb. 2.32.8 , LXX Je. 20.8 , al., IPE 12.352.16 (Chersonesus, i B. C.), D.S. 18.32 : pl., a). ei)s au(tou/s Plb. 4.29.4 . a)qesmi/a, h(, lawlessness, EM 25.7 . a)qe/smios, on, unlawful, Suid. a)qesmo/-bios, on, living a lawless life, lawless, -bia froneu=ntes Hp. Ep. 17 . a)qesmo/-lektros, on, joined in lawless love, Lyc. 1143 . a)/qesmos, on, = a)qe/smios , LXX 3 Ma. 5.12 , Ph. 2.165 , J. BJ 7.8.1 , Plu. Caes. 10 . Adv. -mws LXX 3 Ma. 6.26 (v.l.), Hsch. a)qesmofa/gos, on, eating unlawful meats, Man. 4.564 . a)/qestos, on, (qe/ssasqai) not to be entreated, inexorable, of the Erinyes, Hsch. a)qe/sfa^tos, on, beyond even a god's power to express, unutterable: or not according to a god's utterance, unblest, portentous, awful, o)/mbros, qa/lassa, nu/c, Il. 3.4 , Od. 7.273 , 11.373 ; vast, a). oi)=nos, si=tos, Od. 11.61 , 13.244 ; bo/es 20.211 ; of great beauty, u(/mnos Hes. Op. 662 ; frh\n i(erh\ kai\ a). Emp. 134.4 .—Once in Trag., a). qe/a E. IA 232 (lyr.). a)qet-e/w, (a)/qetos) set at naught a treaty, promise, etc., pi/stin Plb. 8.36.5 ; qusi/an LXX 1 Ki. 2.17 ; diaqh/khn Ep.Gal. 3.15 ; qeo/n 1 Ep.Thess. 4.8 ; su/mfwnon OGI 444.18 (Ilium); deny, disprove, ta)lhqe/s Phld. Rh. 1.5 S. , cf. Sign. 37 ( Pass. ):— Pass. , to be struck off a register, PTeb. 74.29 (ii B. C.); to be rejected, of a petition, POxy. 1120.8 (iii A. D):—Astrol., cancel, render ineffectual, Vett.Val. 115.3 , cf. 105.8 ( Pass. ). c.dat., refuse one's assent, toi=s u(po\ *timai/ou ei)rhme/nois Plb. 12.14.6 . deal treacherously with, break faith with, tina/ Plb. 9.36.10 , LXX Is. 1.2 , Ev.Marc. 6.26 ; ei)/s tina LXX 3 Ki. 12.19 ; e)n *)israh/l 4 Ki. 1.1 : abs., IG 12(5).129 (Paros). Gramm., reject as spurious, D.H. Din. 9 , D.L. 7.34 , etc. abs., to be unsuitable, unfit, Diph. 1 D. a)qe/t-hma, to/, a breach of faith, transgression, D.H. 4.27 (v. l.), LXX 3 Ki. 8.50 (pl.); cancellation, annulment of grant, PTeb. 124.9 . a)qet-h/simos, on, to be cancelled, BGU 1028.17 (ii A. D.). a)qe/t-hsis, h(, a setting aside, abolition, a(marti/as Ep.Heb. 9.26 , cf. S.E. M. 8.142 ; 'annulling' of a deed, PLond. 2.142.24 (i A. D.). rejection (of a spurious passage), A.D. Synt. 5.8 , D.L. 3.66 ; generally, rejection, opp. e)poxh/, Cic. Att. 6.9.3 . breach of faith, Vett.Val. 191.24 (pl.). a)qet-hte/on, one must set aside, Plb. 3.29.2 . a)qe/t-htos, on, cancelled, h(misfai/rion Heph.Astr. 2.11 . a)/qet-os, on, (ti/qhmi) without position or place, mona\s ou)si/a a)/., stigmh\ de\ ou)si/a qeto/s Arist. AP 0.87a36 , cf. Metaph. 1016b25 , 1084b27 , Dam. Pr. 22 . not in its place, i.e. lying about, pli/nqos, li/qos, IG 1.322i10 , 22 . not adopted, Posidipp. 39 , Anon.Rhythm. Oxy. 9iv16 . wasted, useless, xro/nos Plb. 18.9.10 ; unfit, to be rejected, pro/s ti D.S. 11.15 : c. dat., r(eumatismoi=s, splhnikoi=s, Dsc. 1.128 , 2.70.6 ; of persons, incompetent, PAmh. 2.64.12 (ii A. D.). Adv. -tws, = a)qe/smws , lawlessly, despotically, A. Pr. 150 (lyr.); unsuitably, e)/xein pro/s ti Plu. 2.715b , Philum. Ven. 2.3 . a)qewr-hsi/a, h(, want of observation, D.S. 1.37 . a)qewr-hti/, Adv. without examination, Hdn.Gr. 2.934 , Suid. a)qew/r-htos, on, not seen, not to be seen, Antipho Soph. 67 , D.S. 2.35 , Arist. Mu. 399b22 ; a)/gnwstos kai\ a). Procl. in Prm. p.799S. not scientifically considered, diaforai/ Aristox. Harm. p.35 M.; to\ a). M.Ant. 1.9 (prob.); ou)k a). not without considered meaning, J. BJ 5.5.4 . Act. , not having observed, not conversantwith, tw=n u(parxo/ntwn Arist. GC 316a8 ; politikw=n pragma/twn Phld. Rh. 2.107 S. ; unable to perceive, tw=n e)nargeiw=n Diogenian. Epicur. 3.25 : abs., a<*>. e)n lo/gois Plu. 2.405a , cf. Gell. 1.9 . Adv. -tws Plu. Num. 18 . non-intellectual, a)reth/ Hecato ap. D.L. 7.90 . a)qh/htos, on, Ion. for a)qe/atos, that may not be beheld, Nonn. D. 5.305 , al.; unseen, ib. 2.6 . a)qh/lastos, on, (qhlh/) not having suckled, EM 739.44 . a)qhlh/s, e/s, = foreg., mazoi/ Nonn. D. 48.365 , cf. Tryph. 34 . a)/qhlos, on, unsuckled, Ar. Lys. 881 ; just weaned, Semon. 5 . a)qh/luntos, on, not womanish, Ptol. Tetr. 69 ; Pythag. , of odd numbers, Theol.Ar. 53.20 . a)/qhlus, u, = foreg., Plu. 2.285c , Comp.Lyc.Num. 3 . *)aqh=nai, Dor. *)aqa=nai, w=n, ai(, the city of Athens (for the pl. cf. *qh=bai, *mukh=nai), Hom. , etc.; (sg. *)aqh/nh Od. 7.80 , IG 1.373107 ):—*)aqh=nai generally, = *)attikh/ , of the whole country, Hdt. 9.17 . Advbs., *)aqh/n-aze, to Athens, IG 1.27a , Th. 4.46 , X. Ath. 1.16 : a)qew/r-hqen, from Athens, Lys. 13.25 , etc.; poet. a)qewr-o/qen, AP 7.369 (Antip.): a)qew/r-hsin, at Athens, IG 1.59 , D. 18.66 , etc. *)aqh/naia, ta/, older name of the *panaqh/naia, Paus. 8.2.1 : ephebic festival, IG 3.1147 . *)aqhn-ai/+zw, to be wise as Athena, Eust. 1742.2 . *)aqhn-ai+ko/s, h/, o/n, pertaining to Athena, Dam. Pr. 90 , Procl. in Alc. p.43 C. Adv. -kw=s Id. Theol.Plat. 5.33 . *)aqh/n-aion, to/, (*)aqhna=) the temple of Athena, Hdt. 5.95 , etc. lecture-hall at Rome, D.C. 73.17 . -ai=os, a, on , Athenian, Il. 2.551 , etc. Dor. *)aqanai=os, sc. mh/n, month in Locris, IG 9(1).385 . *)aqhn-aio/ths, thtos, h(, quality of being Athenian, Gal. 19.431 . *)aqh/nh, h(, Athene, Il. 1.194 , etc.; *palla\s *)a. ib. 400 , etc.:—also *)aqhnai/h, *palla\s *)a. ib. 221 , 200 , etc.:— Att. *)aqhnai/a, A. Eu. 288 , Ar. Eq. 763 , Pax 271 ; *)a. *polia/s Av. 828 , cf. X. An. 7.3.39 , and earlier Attic Inscrr.: contr. *)aqhna=, which in cent. iv superseded the fuller form: Dor. *)aqa/na (this form and *)aqhnai/a are the only ones used in Trag.); *)aqanai/a IG 1.373105 , Theoc. 15.80 : Aeol. *)aqana/a [na^], Alc. 9 , Theoc. 28.1 (also in some Attic Inscrr., as IG 1.351 ; *)aqhna/a ib. 373120 ). *)aqhna=s yh=fos casting vote, from that of A. given for Orestes, Philostr. VS 2.3 . = *)aqh=nai , q.v. Pythag. name for 7 (cf. a)eipa/rqenos), TheoSm. p.103 H. name of a plaster, Orib. Fr. 88 . *)aqhnia/w, long to be at Athens, Luc. Pseudol. 24 . a)qh/r, e/ros, o(, awn, purami/nous a). Hes. Fr. 117 ; ei)/sdusis ou)d' a)qe/ri prob. l. in Lyr.Adesp. 2 B, cf. X. Oec. 18.1 , Arist. HA 595b27 :—in pl., chaff, Luc. Anach. 31 ; xwri\s dei/shs kai\ a)qe/ros POxy. 988 (iii A.D.). barb of a weapon, A. Fr. 154 , Hp. Epid. 5.49 , Plu. Cat.Mi. 70 . spine or prickle of a fish, prob. in Ath. 7.303d . a)qh/ra or a)qh/rh, h(, = a)qa/rh , Hellanic. 192 , Sophr. 77 , PTeb. 131 ( 100 B.C.), Dsc. 2.92 , Eust. 1675.60 .—Egyptian, acc. to Plin. HN 22.121 . a)qh/r-a_tos, on, not caught, or not to be caught, Opp. C. 1.514 , Ael. N A 1.4 . Longus 2.4 ; ta\ a). e)kqhra=sqai Max.Tyr. 6.3 . a)qh/r-eutos, on, not hunted, X. Cyr. 1.4.16 . a)qhrhloigo/s, o(, (a)qh/r) consumer of chaff, i.e. winnowing-fan, Od. 11.128 , 23.275 . a)qhri/a, h(, want of game, Ael. N A 8.2 . immunity from being hunted, ib. 14.1 . want of experience in hunting, ib. 12.7 . a)qhro/brwtos, on, (a)qh/r) devouring chaff, a). o)/rganon, i.e. a winnowing -fan, S. Fr. 454 . a)qhro/loon: a)qhrhloigo/n, Hsch. a)qhropw/lhs, o(, seller of a)qa/rh, POxy. 1432.6 (iii A. D.). a)/qhros, on, without wild beasts or game, xw/rh Hdt. 4.185 ; to\ a)/qhron tai=s li/mnais e)/nesti, = a)qhri/a 2 , Plu. 2.981c ; a)/. h(me/ra a blank day, A. Fr. 241 . repelling noxious animals, kla/dos Gp. 10.32 , etc. a)qhr-w/dhs, es, = a)qerw/dhs , Hsch. s.v. e)/tnos. a)qh/r-wma, atos, to/, tumour full of gruel-like matter (a)qh/rh), Gal. 10.985 , Heliod. ap. Orib. 45.5t it. a)qhr-wma/tion, to/, Dim. of foreg., ib Id. 1 . a)qhsau/ristos, on, not hoarded, not fit for hoarding, Pl. Lg. 844d ; of food, not fit for preserving, not keeping well, Thphr. HP 6.4.11 . Act. , not hoarding, prodigal, Poll. 3.117 . a)qh/teutos, on, not serving for hire, Hsch. a)qi/gganos: o( mh\ qe/lwn tini\ proseggi/sai, EM 25.28 . a)qi^gh/s, e/s, (qigei=n) untouched, Theopomp.Hist. 76 ; of a virgin, Epigr.Gr. 521 (Thessalonica). intangible, S.E. M. 9.281 . Act. , not having touched, nekrou= Porph. ap. Eus. PE 5.10 . a)/qiktos, on, untouched: mostly c. gen., untouched by a thing, a)kti=nos a)/. S. Tr. 686 ; a)/. h(ghth=ros Id. OC 1521 , etc.; kerdw=n a)/qikton bouleuth/rion untouched by gain, i.e. incorruptible, A. Eu. 704 , cf. Plu. Cim. 10 : c. dat., no/sois a)/. A. Supp. 561 ; a)/. u(po\ tou= xro/nou Plu. Per. 13 . chaste, virgin, ko/rai Ion Trag. 11 ; eu)nh/ E. Hel. 795 , cf. Arar. 14 ; a)/. a(/mmata parqeni/hs Epigr.Gr. 248.8 (Phryg.); a)/. ei)s *kuqhri/hn sfrhgi/s Herod. 1.55 : of substances, a)/. qei=on, virgin sulphur, Ps.-Democr. Alch. p.45B. not to be touched, holy, to\n a)/. ga=s o)mfalo/n, of Delphi, S. OT 897 ; a)/. ou)d' oi)khto\s [o( xw=ros] Id. OC 39 ; a)/qikta holy things, A. Ag. 371 , S. OT 891 . not to be touched, abominable, EM 25.10 . Act. , not touching, c. gen., Call. Dian. 201 . a)qi/loi: ko/gxou qalassi/as ei)=dos, Hsch. a)/qlastos, on, which cannot be crushed or dinted, Arist. Mete. 385a15 , 386a18 . unbruised, of olives, Gp. 9.29 ; a)/qlaston, to/, of a food-stuff (?), PFay. 333 (ii A. D.). a)ql-eu/w, Ep. and Ion. a)eqleu/w: fut. -eu/sw A. Pr. 95 (anap.), Q.S. 4.113 , Nonn. D. 37.557 :—contend for a prize, abs., a)eqleu/ein prokali/zeto Il. 4.389 , cf. 23.274 , 737 , Hes. Th. 435 ; once in Hdt. 5.22 : contr. a)ql-, once in Hom. , a)qleu/wn pro\ a)/naktos struggling or suffering for him, Il. 24.734 ; once in Pl. , e)n a)gw=ni a). Lg. 873e ; but Trag. always use a)qle/w, exc. A. l.c. a)ql-e/w, Ion. impf. a)e/qleon Hdt. 1.67 , 7.212 : aor. h)/qlhsa (v. infr.): pf. h)/qlhka Plu. Demetr. 5 :— Med. , aor. e)nhqlhsa/mhn AP 7.117 ( Zenod. ):— Pass. , pf. kath/qlhmai Suid. : (a)=qlos, a)=qlon):—commoner form of foreg., used by Hom. only in aor. part., *laome/donti . . a)qlh/sante having contended with him, Il. 7.453 ; polla/per a)qlh/santa having gone through many struggles, 15.30 ; contend in battle, Hdt. 7.212 ; pro/s tina 1.67 ; a). a)/qlous, a). kata\ th\n a)gwni/an Pl. Ti. 19c and b, cf. Lg. 830a ; h)/qlhsa kinduneu/mata have engaged in perilous struggles, S. OC 564 ; fau=lon a)qlh/sas po/non E. Supp. 317 ; a). tw=| sw/mati Aeschin. 2.147 . to be an athlete, contend in games, Simon. 149 , CIG 2810b (Aphrodisias). hold games, e)p' *)arxemo/rw| B. 8.12 . a)/ql-hma, to/, contest, struggle, Pl. Lg. 833c , etc.: pl., athletic exercises, Arist. Pr. 956b26 , Phld. Mus. p.69 K. implement of labour, Theoc. 21.9 . a)/ql-hsis, h(, contest, combat, esp. of athletes, Plb. 5.64.6 , SIG 1073.24 (Olympia), IG 14.1102 : pl., Phld. Mus. p.14 K.; kata\ th\n a)/. 'in the athletic world', CPHerm. 119 <*> iii 13 (iii A. D.); training, practice, D.S. 3.33 . generally, struggle, trial, a)/. u(pome/nein Ep.Heb. 10.32 . a)ql-hte/on, one must practise athletics, Hermog. Prog. 11 . glossed by a)skhte/on, Erot. a)ql-hth/r, h=ros, o(, = a)qlhth/s , Od. 8.164 , IG 3.1171.3 , POxy. 1015.8 (poet.). a)ql-hth/s, contr. from a)eqlhth/s, ou=, o(:— combatant, champion; esp. in games, Pi. N. 5.49 , 10.51 (in form a)eql-), cf. Pl. R. 410b , IG 4.1508 B (Epid.), etc.: of Christian martyrs, Epist.Gall. ap. Jul. 454d , cf. JRS 10.53 . as Adj., a). i(/ppos a race-horse, Lys. 19.63 , Pl. Prm. 137a . c. gen. rei, practised in, master of, pole/mou Pl. R. 543b ; tw=n kalw=n e)/rgwn D. 25.97 ; bdeluri/as Theopomp. Hist. 217 ; tw=n e)/rgwn (sc. tw=n polemikw=n) Arist. Pol. 1321a26 ; th=s a)lhqinh=s le/cews D.H. Dem. 18 ; pa/shs a)reth=s D.S. 9.1 ; oi(/ous h( gh= tou\s e(auth=s a). a)potelei= Philostr. Im. 2.24 . a)ql-htiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for an athlete, athletic, e(/cis Arist. Pol. 1338b10 ; e)nergei=ai prob. in Phld. Mus. p.14 K.; a). a)gw=nes Plu. 2.724f ; ste/fanos PRyl. 153.25 (ii A. D.). Adv. -kw=s Plu. 2.192c , Aët. 16.34 . a)/qlhtos, on, = a)/qlastos , dub. l. Hierocl. p.25.3 A. a)qli^bh/s, e/s, not pressed or hurt, Nonn. D. 9.31 ; not pressed out, i)kma/des 22.27 . Act. , not pressing, ib. 37.220 . a)/qlibos, on, = a)qlibh/s 1 , Gal. 13.686 . a)qlio/-omai, to be made miserable, Tz. H. 3.364 . a)qlio-poio/s, o/n, creating misery, Olymp. in Alc p.224C. a)/qlios, a, on, also os, on E. Alc. 1038 , etc., Att. contr. from a)e/qlios: (a)/eqlon, a)=qlon):—lit. winning the prize or running for it (this sense only in Ep. form a)e/qlios, q.v.). metaph., struggling, unhappy, wretched, miserable (this sense only in Att. form a)/qlios), freq. of persons, A. Th. 922 , etc.: Comp. -iw/teros S. OT 815 , 1204 : Sup. -iw/tatos E. Ph. 1679 :—also of states of life, a)/. ga/moi A. Th. 779 ; bi/os, tu/xh, E. Heracl. 878 , Hec. 425 :—of that which causes wretchedness, a)=r' a)/qlion tou)/neidos ; S. OC 753 , cf. El. 1140 ; pro/soyis E. Or. 952 . Adv., to\n a)qli/ws qano/nta S. Ant. 26 , cf. E. HF 707 , etc. in moral sense, pitiful, wretched, Lys. 32.13 , D. 10.43 ; ti/s ou(/tws a)/. o(/stis . . ; Id. 21.66 ; kai\ ga\r a)\n a)/. h)=n, ei) . . ib. 191 . without any moral sense, wretched, sorry, qhrsi\n a)/qlion bora/n E. Ph. 1603 ; a)/. zwgra/fos Plu. 2.6f . Adv. -i/ws kai\ kakw=s with wretched success, D. 18.145 ; zh=n a). Philem. 203 . a)qlio/ths, htos, h(, suffering, wretchedness, Pl. R. 545a , Clearch. 25 , Plu. 2.112b , etc. degradation, a). baqei=a Phld. Rh. 1.206 S. a)/qliptos, on , (qli/bw) = a)qlibh/s , Gal. 9.373 : metaph., not oppressed, bi/os PSI 1.65.4 (vi A. D.). Adv. -tws without pressure or crushing, Gal. 18(2).794 , Aët. 9.28 : metaph., e)kponei=n Simp. in Epict. p.46 D. a)qlo-qesi/a, h(, office of a)qloqe/ths IG 22.1368.131 (Athens, ii A. D.): —also a)qlo-qeti/a, h(, Ar. Fr. 739a . a)qlo-qete/w, (ti/qhmi) offer a prize, offer rewards, LXX 4 Ma. 17.12 ; tisi/ Clearch. 18 . preside over, direct, metaph., to\n *(rwmai+ko\n o)/leqron Eun. Hist. p.264 D. , cf. Hld. 7.12 . a)qlo-qeth/r, h=ros, o(, = sq., IG 5(1).456 (Sparta), 14.1815 . a)qlo-qe/ths, ou, o(, one who awards the prize, the judge or steward in the games, Pl. Lg. 764d , Arist. EN 1095b1 , IG 1.188 , etc. a)=qlon, to/, Att. contr. from Ep. , Ion. , Lyr. a)/eqlon (which alone is used by Hom. and Hdt. , mostly also by Pi. , once by S. Tr. 506 (lyr.)):— prize of contest, Il. 23.413 , 620 , etc., Pi. O. 9.108 , al., A. Supp. 1033 , E. Hel. 43 ; tw=n *)aqh/nhqen a)/., inscr. on Attic prize amphorae, CIG 776 , etc.; a)=. mousikh=s IG 2.814 ; in Prose, a)=qla a)reth=s Th. 2.46 ; a(marthma/twn Lys. 1.47 . Phrases: a)/eqla kei=tai or pro/keitai prizes are offered, Hdt. 8.26 , 9.101 ; a)=qla profai/nein, protiqe/nai offer prizes, X. Cyr. 2.1.23 , Hier. 9.4 ; tiqe/nai Pl. Lg. 834c ; a)=qla lamba/nein, fe/resqai to win prizes, Pl. R. 613c , Ion 530a , etc.; a)=qlon ni/khs lamba/nein as the prize, Arist. Pol. 1296a30 , cf. Th. 6.80 ; a)=. poiei=sqai ta\ koina/ Th. 3.82 ; ta\ a)=qla u(pe\r w(=n e)stin o( po/lemos D. 2.28 ; a)=qla pole/mou Id. 4.5 ; th=s a)reth=s Id. 20.107 ; be/ltion toi=s dou/lois a)=. prokei=sqai th\n e)leuqeri/an Arist. Pol. 13 <*> 0a33 . = a)=qlos , contest, only in pl., zw/nnuntai/ te ne/oi kai\ e)pentu/nontai a)/eqla Od. 24.89 , cf. Xenoph. 2.5 , Pi. O. 1.3 : metaph., conflict, struggle, pollw=n e)/lezen dusoi/stwn po/nwn a)=qla S. Ph. 508 ; a)/eql' a)gw/nwn Id. Tr. 506 :—this usage is censured by Luc. Sol. 2 . in pl., place of combat, Pl. Lg. 868a , 935b . Astrol., = klh=ros (q. v.), Manil. 3.162 . a)=qlos, o(, contr. from Ep. and Ion. a)/eqlos, which alone is used by Hom. (except in Od. 8.160 ), and mostly by Hdt. and Pi. :— contest either in war or sport, esp. contest for a prize, Hom. ; nika=n toiw=|d' e)p' a)e/qlw| (for the arms of Achilles) Od. 11.548 ; a)/eqlos pro/keitai a task is set one, Hdt. 1.126 ; e)moi\ me\n ou(=tos a)/. u(pokei/setai Pi. O. 1.84 ; a)/eqlon protiqe/nai to set it, Hdt. 7.197 ; a)=qloi *puqikoi/, *delfikoi/, S. El. 49 , 682 ; toil, Pi. P. 4.165 ; of the labours of Heracles, D.S. 4.11 , etc.: metaph., conflict, struggle, ordeal, Alc. 33 , A. Pr. 702 , 752 , S. Ant. 856 . = a)=qlon 1 , Theoc. 8.11s qq.—On the proper difference of a)=qlon and a)=qlos v. a)=qlon 11 . (For a)/veqlos, a)/veqlon, as in IG 5(2).75 .) a)qlosu/nh, h(, = a)=qlos , AP 6.54 (Paul. Sil.). a)qlofo/ros, on, Ep. and Lyr. a)eql-, bearing away the prize, victorious, i(/ppos Il. 9.124 , 22.22 , Ibyc. 2 , cf. Inscr.Olymp. 166 ; a)/ndres Pi. O. 7.7 , cf. Hdt. 1.31 , etc.; of martyrs, JRS 10.47 . prizegiving, a)gw=nes IG 7.530.3 (Tanagra). a)qlofo/ros, h( , title of priestess at Alexandria, a). *bereni/khs OGI 90.5 (Canopus), PTeb. 176 (circ. 200 B.C.), etc. a)/qol-os, on, not turbid, clear, Luc. Hist.Conscr. 51 : Sup. , Olymp. in Mete. 271.22 . a)qo/l-wtos, on, untroubled, of water, Hes. Op. 595 ; of pure air, Luc. Trag. 62 : metaph., lo/gos Them. Or. 19.232d ; a). th\n ai)dw= fula/ttein Just. Nov. 78.2.1 . a)/qoros, on, (qorei=n) of male animals, veneris expers, Ant.Lib. 13.7 . a)qoru/b-htos, on, undisturbed: to\-hto/taton tranquillity of mind, X. Ages. 6.7 . a)qo/rub-os, on, without uproar, Pl. Lg. 640c ; unperturbed, Polystr. p.29 W., prob. l. in Metrod. Fr. 48 K. : Comp. , Anon. in SE 15.19 . Adv. -bws E. Or. 630 , Epicur. Fr. 489 , J. BJ 2.12.6 , Hierocl. in CA 12p.447M. not causing confusion, Ascl. Tact. 12.10 ( Comp. ). a)/qouros, prob. f.l. for a)/qoros , EM 25.12 . a)qrage/nh, h(, smoke-wood, Clematis Vitalba, Thphr. HP 5.9.6 . a)/qraktos, on , (qra/ssw) = a)ta/raktos , Hsch. a)qra/neutos, on, expl. by a)/strwtos, prob. uncushioned, E. Fr. 569 , AB 352 . a)qra/suntos, on, = a)/tolmos , Sch. A. Ch. 629 . a)/qraustos, on, unbroken, E. Hec. 17 , IG 2.1054d14 , Melinnoap. Stob. 3.7.12 ; of persons, Plb. 2.22.5 ; me/ros th=s duna/mews D.S. 19.30 . Adv. -tws without breakage, ka/mptein Gp. 10.19.2 , etc. unbreakable, Arist. Mete. 385a14 ; indestructible, a)/tomos Placit. 1.3.18 . a)/qreptos, on, ill-nourished, underfed, Ar. Byz. Epit. 2.9.8 ; f.l. for a)/treptos , AP 5.177 ( Mel. ). a)qre/w (not a(qre/w, Hdn.Gr. 2.83 ) : aor. opt. a)qrh/seie, inf. a)qrh=sai, Il. 12.391 , S. OT 1305 (lyr.): aor. Med. a)qrh/sasqai Timo 5.5 :— gaze at, observe, i(/na mh/ tis *)axaiw=n blh/menon a)qrh/seie Il.l.c., cf. 14.334 ; ou)de/ ph| a)qrh=sai duna/mhn (sc. *sku/llhn) Od. 12.232 , cf. 19.478 , E. Hec. 679 , El. 827 ; [ oi( mequ/ontes] a)qrei=n ta\ po/rrw ou) du/nantai Arist. Pr. 872a19 . . inspect, i(era/ IG 12(1).694 (Rhodes). abs. or with a Prep., look earnestly, gaze, o(/t' e)s pedi/on to\ *trwi+ko\n a)qrh/seie Il. 10 11 ; a)/qrei observe, watch, A. Fr. 226 ; deu=r' a)/qrhson look hither, E. Hipp. 300 ; leu/sset', a)qrh/sate Id. Andr. 1228 ; ou) ga\r i)/dois a)\n a)qrw=n by observing, S. OC 252 ; a)/qrei pa=s ku/klw| skopw=n Ar. Av. 1196 . later, of the mind, look upon, observe, qe/lwn a)/qrhson view kindly, Pi. P. 2.70 ; polla\ puqe/sqai, polla\d' a)qrh=sai S. OT 1305 , cf. OC 1032 ; a)/qrhson au)to/ E. Ba. 1281 ; e)s tou=d' a)qrh/sas qa/naton h(gei/sqw qeou/s ib. 1326 , etc.:—foll. by interrog. or rel. clause, kai\ tau=t' a)/qrhson, ei).. consider this also, whether. . , S. Ant. 1077 , cf. 1216 : imper. freq. in Pl. , as to/de toi/nun a)/qrei, po/teron. . R. 394e ; a)/qrei mh\ ou).. Grg. 495b ; a)/qrei o(/ti. . R. 583b ; also a)qrw= Prm. 144d , a)qrw=n Ti. 91e . abs., a)/qrhson consider, E. IA 1415 . perceive, h)\ dou=pon ne/on ou)/asin h)e/ tin' au)gh\n a). Nic. Th. 165 . a)qrh/mata, ta/, wedding-gifts, Hsch. a)qrh/nhtos, on, unlamented, gloss on nw/numnos , Eust. 928.63 . a)qrhni/, Adv., (qrh=nos) without mourning, Hdn. Epim. 255 , Suid. a)qrhte/on, one must consider, E. Hipp. 379 , X. Smp. 8.39 , Max. Tyr. 7.9 . a)qri/ggwtos, on, without coping, gloss on a)gei/swtos , EM 8.56 . a)/qric, tri^xos, o(, h(, without hair, Matro Fr. 4 , Alex.Aphr. Pr. 1.6 . a)qri_ph/destos, on, not worm-eaten, Thphr. HP 5.1.2 (codd. a)qriphde/staton) ; de/ltos Them. Or. 23.293b . a)qroi/zw, Att. a(qroi/zw: aor. h)/qroisa E. Ph. 495 , etc.: pf. h)/qroika Plu. Caes. 20 :— Pass. , aor. h)qroi/sqhn: pf. h)/qroismai: plpf. h)/qroisto A. Pers. 414 :—quadrisyll. a)qroi/+zw Archil. 60 , 104 , APl. 4.308 (Eugen.); prob. in E. IA 267 (lyr.), Ar. Av. 253 : (a)qro/os):—gather together, collect, muster, a). lao/n, etc., S. OT 144 , etc.; to\ barbariko\n kai\ to\ *(ellhniko/n X. An. 1.2.1 ; *troi/an a). gather the Trojans together, E Hec. 1139 ; pneu=m' a)/qroison collect breath, Id. Ph. 851 , cf. Arist. GA 738b7 ; periploka\s lo/gwn a)qroi/sas having strung together, E. Ph. 495 : abs., hoard treasure, Arist. Pol. 1314b10 :— Med. , gather for oneself, collect round one, E. Heracl. 122 , X. Cyr. 3.1.19 :— Pass. , to be gathered or crowded together, eu)=te pro\s a)/eqla dh=mos h)qroi/+zeto Archil. 104 , cf. 60 ; e)s th\n a)gorh\n a). Hdt. 5.101 ; a(qroisqe/ntes having rallied, Th. 1.50 ; to\ de\. . zu/mpan h(qroi/sqh disxi/lioi but the whole amounted collectively to . ., Id. 5.6 ; e)ntau=qa h(qroi/zonto they mustered in force there, Id. 6.44 , etc.; form a society, Pl. Prt. 322b ; a)qroisqe/ntes having formed a party, Arist. Pol. 1304b33 : of things, peri\ pollw=n a(qroisqe/ntwn taken in the aggregate, Pl. Tht. 157b . in Pass. of the mind, a(qroi/zesqai ei)s e(auto/n collect oneself, Pl. Phd. 83a , cf. 67c ; fo/bos h(/qroistai fear has gathered strength, X. Cyr. 5.2.34 . a)/qroisis, Att. a(/qr-, ews, h(, gathering, collecting, stratou= E. Hec. 314 ; xrhma/twn Th. 6.26 ; ai( tw=n nefw=n a). Arist. Mete. 340a31 ; lo/gwn Porph. Abst. 1.29 ; kat' a)/qroisin le/gein collectively, Hermog. Id. 1.4 . a)/qroisma, to/, that which is gathered, a gathering, a)stw=n E. Or. 874 , cf. LXX 1 Ma. 3.13 ; kunw=n D.S. 34.2.30 . process of aggregation, Pl. Tht. 157b ; aggregate, te/xnh a)/. katalh/yewn Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.23 ; yuxh\ e)nnoiw=n kai\ prolh/yewn a)/. ib. 2.228 , cf. Gal. 1.67 ; compound, Max. Tyr. 40.5 . in Epicur. philos., assemblage of atoms, Epicur. Fr. 59 , al.; esp. of the human organism, Id. Ep. 1p.19U. , al. a)qroismo/s, o(, = a)/qroisis , Thphr. CP 1.10.7 , cf. Epicur. Ep. 2p.38U. , Nat. 14.4 , S.E. P. 3.188 ; misqofo/rwn Max.Tyr. 6.7 ; condensation, Thphr. CP 5.2.1 . a(qroiste/on, one must collect, X. Lac. 7.4 . a)qroistiko/s, h/, o/n, given to accumulation, xrhma/twn, Procl. Par. Ptol. 246 . Gramm., collective, o)no/mata A.D. Synt. 42.24 ; copulative, su/ndesmoi Id. Conj. 230.20 ,al. a)qrooposi/a, h(, copious drinking, Herod. ap. Orib. 5.30.23 . a)qro/os, a, on, (os, on D. 19.228 , Arist. PA 675b21 , etc.), a(qro/os in Hom. acc. to Aristarch. ap. Sch.Ven.ll. 14.38 and Att. (also some times a(/qrous, oun, as Ar. Fr. 633 , Hyp. Eux. 33 , D. 27.35 ), poet.acc.pl. a(qro/a^s h.Merc. 106 ; dat. pl. a(qroi=sin Epigr.Gr. 1034 26 (Callipolis):—but in later writers the spir. lenis prevailed: ( a)- 11 , qro/os):—in crowds, heaps, or masses, crowded together, Hom. only in pl., as Il. 2.439 , al.; a(qro/oi . . a(/pantes Od. 3.34 , etc.: sg. first in Pi. P. 2.35 ; a)qro/oi, of soldiers, in close order, Hdt. 6.112 , X. An. 1.10.13 , etc.; opp. a)su/ntaktoi, Id. Cyr. 8.1.46 ; in column, ib. 5.3.36 ; pollai\ kw=mai a(. close together, Id. An. 7.3.9 . together, in a body, a(qro/a pa/nt' a)pe/teise he paid for all at once, Od. 1.43 ; a(. po/lis the citizens as a whole, opp. kaq' e(/kaston, Th. 2.60 , cf. 1.141 ; a(. du/namis Id. 2.39 ; a(. h)=n au)tw=| to\ stra/teuma was assembled, X. Cyr. 3.3.22 ; to\ a(. their assembled force, ib. 4.2.20 , cf. An. 5.2.1 ; a(qro/w| sto/mati with one voice, E. Ba. 725 ; a(. da/kru one flood of tears, Id. HF 489 ; a(. lo/gos a flood of words, Pl. R. 344d ; a(qro/ous kri/nein to condemn all by a single vote, Id. Ap. 32b ; pollou\s a(. u(mw=n D. 21.131 ; a)/qrous w)/fqh was seen with all his forces, Plu. Them. 12 , cf. Id. Sull. 12 ; a(. lego/menon used in a collective sense, opp. kata\ me/ros, Pl. Tht. 182a ; a)qro/as ginome/nhs metabolh=s taking place all at once, Arist. Ph. 186a15 ; opp. e)k prosagwgh=s, Id. Pol. 1308b16 ; kath/ripen a). he fell all at once, Theoc. 13.50 , cf. 25.252 ; a)qro/ai pe/nte nu/ktes five whole nights, Pi P. 4.130 ; kata/stasis a)qro/a kai\ ai)sqhth/ Arist. Rh. 1369b34 ; ka/qarsis a)., opp. kat' o)li/gon, Id. HA 582b7 ; katapiei=n a(/qrous temaxi/tas at a gulp, Eub. 9 , cf. Plu. 2.650c , etc.; a)qro/on e)kkagxa/zein burst out laughing, Arist. EN 1150b11 , cf. Hp. Ep. 17 . continuous, ki/nhsis Plot. 3.7.8 , cf. ib. 1 ( Comp. ). sudden, e)/fodos Malch. p.412 D. ; tw=| a). mh\ kataplagh=nai Men.Prot. p.68 D. :— this sense may perh. be found in Plu. Them. l.c., Sull.l.c. a)qro/on, to/, = a)/qroisma 11 , Epicur. Ep. 1p.16U. , Fr. 314 , Zeno Sidon. ap. Phld. Herc. 1005.7 . complete, overwhelming, a). kako/ths Pi. P. 2.35 ; continuous, incessant, pneu=ma Arist. Mete. 367a30 ; concentrated, of noise, D.H. Comp. 22 , etc. Adv. a)qro/on all at once; a)/qroun in one payment, PPetr. 2p.27 , cf. D. 27.35 ; generally, ei)rh=sqai Aret. SA 1.6 :—regul. Adv. a)qro/ws X. Smp. 2.25 , Arist. HA 533b10 , etc.; a). le/gein to speak collectively or generally, Aristid. Rh. 2.547S. suddenly, a)eto\s a). fanei/s Hsch.Mil. 4.11 , cf. 19 (perh.also in Arist. HA l.c.). Comp. a(qrow/teros Th. 6.34 , etc.; a)qrouste/ra Phylotim. ap. Ath. 3.79b : Sup. a)qrou/statos Plu. Caes. 20 . a)/qroos, on, noiseless, Hdn.Gr. 1.126 . a)qroo/ths, htos, h(, (a)qro/os) a being massed together, collectivity, kata\ -o/thta, opp. kata\ me/rh, Epicur. Ep. 2p.49U. a)/qruptos, on, (qru/ptw) unbroken, imperishable, Plu. 2.1055b ; tough, of flesh, Herophil. ap. Gal. 4.596 . not enervated, Carm. Aur. 35 ; of language, not affected, le/cis a)felh\s kai\ a)/. Plu. Lyc. 21 :—of a person, a)/. ei)s ge/lwta never breaking into laughter, Id. Per. 5 ; w)=ta a)/qrupta kolakei/a| Id. 2.38b . Adv. -tws Id. Fab. 3 . a)qruyi/a, h(, a simple way of life, Plu. 2.609c . a)qu_m-e/w, to be disheartened, despond, e)s no/son pesw\n a)qumei=s A. Pr. 474 ; oi)/m' w(s a)qumw= S. Aj. 587 ; a) tini. at or for a thing, Id. El. 769 , etc.; e)pi/ tini Isoc. 4.3 ; ei)/s ti Pl. Sph. 264b ; pro\s th\n parou=san o)/yin Th. 2.88 ; th\n teleuth/n Id. 5.91 ; tou=to, w(s . . X. Oec. 8.21 ; e(/neka/ tinos Id. An. 5.4.19 :—to be sore afraid lest, a)qumw= d' ei) fanh/somai S. Tr. 666 ; deinw=s a)qumw= mh\ ble/pwn o( ma/ntis h)=| Id. OT 747 . a)qu_m-hte/on, one must lose heart, X. An. 3.2.23 ; ou)k a). toi=s parou=si pra/gmasin D. 4.2 . a)qu_m-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, lack of spirit, Hp. Aër. 16 ; faintheartedness, despondency, Hdt. 1.37 , E. HF 552 ; ei)s a). kaqista/nai or e)mba/llein tina/ Pl. Lg. 731a , Aeschin. 3.177 ; a). pare/xein tini/ X. Cyr. 4.1.8 ; ei)s a). katasth=nai Lys. 12.3 ; e)n pa/sh| a). ei)=nai X. HG 6.2.24 ; a)qumi/an e)/xein S. Ant. 237 ; a). e)mpi/ptei tini/ X. Mem. 3.12.6 : pl., a). h)\ fo/boi Arist. Pr. 954a23 . a)qumi/-astos, on, unconsecrated, Procl.ad Hes. Op. 746 . a)qumi/-a_tos, on, which cannot exhale, Arist. Mete. 385a18 . a)/qu_mos, on, fainthearted, spiritless, once in Hom. , a)skele/es kai\ a)/. Od. 10.463 ; kako\s kai\ a)/. Hdt. 7.11 ; ou) toi=s a). h( tu/xh cullamba/nei S. Fr. 927 , cf. OT 319 ; of nations, opp. e)/nqumos, Arist. Pol. 1327b28 : Comp. -o/teros Men. 405.2 ; a)/. ei)=nai pro/s ti to have little heart for it, X. An. 1.4.9 . Adv. a)qu/mws, e)/xein pro/s ti Id. HG 4.5.4 , cf. Isoc. 3.58 ; a)qu/mws dia/gein X. Cyr. 3.1.24 ; a)qu/mws ponei=n to work without spirit, Id. Oec. 21.5 ; o(dou\s a). tiqe/ntes discouraging their marches, A. Eu. 770 . without anger or passion, Pl. R. 411b , Lg. 888a . a)qumo/w, dishearten, tina/ Phld. Lib. p.7 O. a)qureu/esqai: pai/zein, mignu/ein, skirta=n, Hsch. a)/qur-ma, to/, (a)qu/rw) plaything, toy, Il. 15.363 , h.Merc. 40 : in pl., beautiful objects, adornments, Od. 18.323 , Sapph. Supp. 20a . 9 ; delight, joy, *)apollw/nion a)/., of a choral ode, Pi. P. 5.23 ; a)qu/rmata*mousa=n, i.e. songs, B. Fr. 33 , cf. 8.87 ; a)rhi/+wn a). pastimes of Ares, i.e. battle, 17.57 ; a(bro\n a)/., of a pet dog, IG 14.1647 , cf. 12(5).677.10 (Syros):— rare in Trag. and Com., E. Fr. 272 , Cratin. 145 , Com.Adesp. 839 , Alcid. ap. Arist. Rh. 1406a9 , b13 ; of a court-jester, a)/. tou= basile/ws J. AJ 12.4.9 , cf. Philostr. V S 1.8.3 . a)qur-ma/tion, to/, Dim. of foreg., Philox. 3.23 ; pet, Luc. DMar. 1.5 . a)qu^ro-glwtti/a, h(, impudent loquacity, Plb. 8.10.1 . a)qu^ro/-glwttos, on, one that cannot keep his mouth shut, ceaseless babbler, E. Or. 903 (-glwssos). a)qu^ro-no/mos, on, making game of the laws, Hsch. a)/qu^ros, on, (qu/ra) withoutdoor, bou/stasis IG 11(2).287 A 161 (Delos, iii B. C.); oi)=kos ib. 22.1322 (iii/ii B. C.); new/s Menodot. 1 ; oi)ki/al Nic. Dam. p.148 D. , cf. Plu. 2.503c , Hdn. 8.1.5 , etc. metaph., open, unchecked, Adam. 2.60 ; r(h=trai Nic. Al. 132 ; glw=tta Ph. 1.678 . a)qu^ro-stomi/a, h(, = a)quroglwtti/a , Plu. 2.11c , AP 5.251 (Paul. Sil.). a)qu^ro/-stomos, on, = a)quro/glwttos, a). *)axw/ ever-babbling Echo, S. Ph. 188 (lyr.). a)/qursis, h(, sport, festivity, B. 12.93 . a)/qursos, on, without thyrsus, E. Or. 1492 (lyr.). a)qu/rw [u_], Ep. word, only pres. and impf., rare in Prose (v. infr.):— play, sport, of children, Il. 15.364 , Hp. Ep. 17 ; ne/os me\n ou)=n . . h)la=t' a)qu/rwn E. Ion 53 ; ta/x' a)\n pro\s a)gka/laisi . . phdw=n a)qu/roi Id. Fr. 323 ; sfai/rh| A.R. 4.950 ; of dancing, Pl. Lg. 796b ; playing on an instrument, kata\ phkti/dwn Anacreont. 41.11 : c. acc. cogn., mou=san a)qu/rwn singing sportive songs, h.Hom. 19.15 :— Med. , simply, sing, h Merc. 485 . metaph., a). peri\ ta\ qeio/tata tw=n pragma/twn Procl. in Prm. p.863S. c.acc., pai=s e)w\n a)/qure mega/la e)/oga (of Achilles) he did them in play, Pi. N. 3.44 ; e)/rga fwtw=n a). play the deeds of men, of the comic Muse, AP 9.505.8 , cf. Him. Or. 17.7 . sing of, a)reta/n Pi. I. 4(3).39 . mock at, Nonn. D. 45.244 . a)qu/rwtos [u^], on, = a)/quros, sto/ma Ar. Ra. 838 (v.l.), cf. Phryn. Com. 82 , JHS 41.195 (Delos, ii B. C.). a)qu/ssei: mignu/ei, r(api/zei, Hsch. a)/qustos, on, = sq., i(ra/ Semon. 7.56 . a)/qu^tos, on, not offered, i.e. omitted, i(era/ Lys. 26.6 . not successfully offered, i(era/ Aeschin. 3.131 , 152 : metaph., a)/. pallakw=n spe/rmata, of illegitimate children, Pl. Lg. 841d , cf. Suid. s.v. a)/qutoi ga/moi . not fit to be offered, LXX Le. 19.7 , cf. Philostr. V A 8.7.10 . of a god, to whom no sacrifice is offered, D.H. 8.25 . not fit for sacrifice, opp. qu/simos, Lib. Decl. 13.63 . = a)/puros , Hsch. Act. , without sacrificing, a)/qutos a)pelqei=n X. HG 3.2.22 . a)qw/htos: a)zhmi/wtos, Hsch. a)qw=|os, on, (qwa/, Ion. qwih/):— scot-free, E. Ba. 672 , etc.; e)gw\ me\n a). a(/pasi D. 18.125 ; a)qw/|ous kaqista/nai tina/s to secure their immunity, Id. 3.11 ; a)qw=|on a)fie/nai Test. ap. eund. 21.107 ; a). a)palla/ttein or -esqai to get off scot-free, Pl. Sph. 254d , Lys. 6.4 ; a)pe/rxesqai Archipp. 40 ; diafugei=n Men. 130 . c. gen., free from a thing, plhgw=n Ar. Nu. 1413 ; a). a)dikhma/twn unpunished for offences, Lycurg. 79 , cf. D.S. 14.76 . unharmed by, a)qw=|os th=s *fili/ppou . . dunastei/as D. 18.270 . not deserving punishment, guiltless, a). o( ktei/nwn Democr. 257 ; a). xersi/ LXX Ps. 23(24).4 ; a). a)po\ tou= ai(/matos Ev.Matt. 27.24 . Act. , causing no harm, harmless, ki/ndunos D. Prooem. 26 . (a)qw=|os distinguished by Gramm. from *)/aqwos, of Mt. Athos, A. Ag. 285 , cf. Hdn.Gr. 1.128 .) a)qw|o/w, (a)qw=|os) to hold guiltless, a)qw=|on a)qw|ou=n tina/ LXX Na. 1.3 , cf. Iamb.Bab. 223 ; tina/ tinos Ps.-Callisth. 1.7 :—fut. Pass. a)qw|wqh/somai LXX Pr. 6.29 , al. avenge, a)po/ tinos ib. Je. 15.15 . (Written a)qo- before w in codd. of LX X. ) a)qw/peutos, on, unflattered, without flattery, th=s e)mh=s glw/sshs from my tongue, E. Andr. 459 . not open to flattery, di/kai Lyc. 1399 , cf. Nic. Dam. p.144 D. Act. , not flattering, Teles p.44.8H. ; hence, rough, rude, qh/r AP 6.168 ( Paul.Sil. ); suri/gmata, of the Python, Pae.Delph. 20 ; a)drosi/h POxy. 1796.17 . Adv. -tws without flattery, Them. Or. 15.193d . a)qwra/kistos [a_k], on, without breastplate or body-armour, X. Cyr. 4.2.31 , Plu. Aem. 19 . a)qw/rhktos, on, = foreg., Nonn. D. 35.162 . not drunken (v. qwrh/ssw 11 ), Hp. Steril. 220 . *)/aqws [a^], w , d, acc. *)/aqw Aeschin. 3.132 , Theoc. 7.77 , etc., but in earlier writers *)/aqwn, Hdt. 6.44 , 7.22 , Th. 5.3 : Ep. gen. *)aqo/w Il. 14.229 ; later gen. *)/aqwos Str. Fr. 33 :—mount Athos, *)/aqws skia/zei nw=ta *ahmni/as boo/s (prov. of those whose influence is felt at a distance, from the shadow cast by Athos) S. Fr. 776 . a)qw/|/wsis, h(, acquittal, Ctes. Fr. 29.61 . ai), Dor. and Aeol. for ei), if, Epich. 55 , 170 , before a vowel ai)k Id. 21 , Sophr. 25 :—in Hom. only ai)/ ke or ken, if only, so that, always c. subj., exc. in or. obliq., as Il. 7.387 ; Dor. ai)/ka_ Epich. 35 , Theoc. 1.4 ,al. ai)\ ga/r (with accent), Ep. for ei) ga/r, O that! would that! c. opt., Il. 7.132 ,al., cf. Hdt. 1.27 ; once c. inf., ai)\ ga/r . . pai=da/ t' e)mh\n e)xe/men kai\ e)mo\s gambro\s kale/esqai Od. 7.311 .—Cf. ai)/qe. ai)/ or ai)= (authorities vary, cf. Hdn.Gr. 1.496 , Tz.ad Lyc. 31 ), interj. of astonishment or grief:— ai)\ ta/lan Ar. Pl. 706 , cf. Min. Oxy. 413.73 : c. acc., ai)\ to\n *)/adwnin Bion 1.32 ; freq. doubled ai)ai= (Hdn.Gr. 2.933 ), Thgn. 1341 , B. 5.153 , A. Th. 787 , Alciphr. Fr. 4 : c.gen., ai)ai= to/lmas E. Hipp. 814 (lyr.), cf. A. Ch. 1007 , Alciphr. 3.67 , etc.: c. acc., ai)ai= *)/adwnin Ar. Lys. 393 , cf. Bion 1.28 ; ai)ai= pe/tron e)kei=non AP 7.554 ( Phil. ), cf. 9.424 ( Duris Elait.). [ai^ai_ generally, sometimes ai_ai_, as A. Th. l.c.] a)i/+, v. a)ei/ . ai)=a (A), h(, Ep. form used for gai=a metri gr., fusi/zoos ai)=a Il. 3.243 , etc., cf. Emp. 27 , Scol. 12 , A.R. 1.580 , Tab.Defix. 7 ; also in Trag., chiefly in lyr., A. Pers. 59 , S. El. 95 , also in trim., E. Andr. 51 : never in pl. *ai)=a, h( , orig. name of Colchis, S. Fr. 914 : also part of Thessaly, ib. 915 . ai)=a (B) u(po\ *kurhnai/wn thqi\s kai\ mai=a, kai\ a)delfh\ *krh/ths: kai\ futo/n ti. e)/ti de\ o( karpo\s au)tw=| o(mw/numos, EM 27.24 . (Possibly cogn. with Lat. avia.) ai)=a (C), = o)/a , Ael.Dion. Fr. 16 . ai)/agma, to/, wail, E. Alc. 873 (lyr.), etc.: ai)agmo/s, ou=, o(, Eust. 1164.8 ai)a/zw, fut. -a/cw E. HF 1053 (cj. Herm. ): aor. part. ai)a/cas Epigr.Gr. 233 (Chios):—cry ai)ai=, wail, S. Aj. 904 , etc., Luc. Salt. 45 : c. acc. cogn., au)da/n E. IT 227 , cf. Timo 66 : c. acc., bewail, A. Pers. 922 , E. Or. 80 , AP 7.476 ( Mel. ), etc. groan, e)kpnei=n kai\ ai). Arist. HA 536b22 , cf. GA 788a22 . ai)ai=, v. sub ai)=. ai)aki/s, h(, = ku/lic , Timach. ap. Ath. 11.782f ; ai)aki/c, Hsch. , Suid. ai)akto/s, h/, o/n, (ai)a/zw) lamentable, ph/mata A. Th. 846 lyr.), cf. Ar. Ach. 1195 (paratrag.); lamented, quga/thr Epigr.Gr. 205 (Halic.). wailing, miserable, A. Pers. 932 , 1068 (both lyr.). ai)a_nh/s, Ion. ai)hnh/s, e/s, poet. word, dei=pnon ai)hne/s Archil. 38 ; ai)anh\s ko/ros, ke/ntron, limo/s, Pi. P. 1.83 , 4.236 , I. 1.49 : also in Trag. (not E. ), *nukto\s ai)anh= te/kna A. Eu. 416 ; nukto\s ai). ku/klos S. Aj. 672 ; ai). no/sos A. Eu. 479 , 942 (lyr); ai). ba/gmata Id. Pers. 636 (lyr.); ai). pa/ndurton au)da/n ib. 941 (lyr.); *pe/lopos . . i(ppei/a, w(s e)/moles ai). ta=|de ga=| S. El. 506 ; of Time, ei)s to\n ai). xro/non A. Eu. 572 , IG 9(1).886.2 (Corcyra); eternal, qeo/s Lyc. 928 . Adv. ai)anw=s for ever, A. Eu. 672 :— ai)ano/s, Hsch. , Suid. s.v. leu/kh h(me/ra , and v.l. in A. Eu. 416 , 479 , S. Aj. 672 , El. 506 , is dub. (Prob. fr. ai)ei/, everiasting, perpetual, hence in bad sense, wearisome, persistent.) *ai)a/nteios, a, on, of Ajax: to\ *ai). his tomb, Philostr. V A 4.13 ; ta\ *ai). (sc. i(era/) festivals in his honour, Hsch. : prov., *ai). ge/lws, of insane laughter, Zen. 1.43 . [Penult. short Pi. O. 9.112 .] *ai)anti/dhs, ou , d, son of Ajax, patron.: hence, one of the tribe *ai)anti/s in Attica, [ D. ] 60.31 . ai)anto/n: a(marti/a, Hsch. *ai)/a_s, antos, o(, Ajax, masc. pr. n., borne by two heroes, the Greater, son of Telamon, the Less, son of Oiïleus, Hom. :—nom. *ai)=a^s Alcm. 68 ; voc. *ai)=an Pi. Fr. 184 , Aeol. *ai)/an Alc. 48 A: pl. *ai)/antes, of tragedies named after Ajax, Arist. Po. 1455b34 . ( S. derives it fancifully from ai)ai=, Aj. 430 .) ai)asth/s, ou= , d, 'the mourner', of the plant u(a/kinqos, Nic. Fr. 74.32 . ai)afoi/: au)toi\ a)kou/ontes, Hsch. ai)/ay: matai/ws, Id. (i.e.ma/y). ai)/ayos: o( poiki/los, Suid. ai)ba/nh: qu/ra, Hsch. ( ai)ba/lh Suid. ). ai)beto/s, i.e. ai)veto/s, o( , dial. form of a)eto/s, Hsch. ai)boi=, faugh! exclam. of disgust, Ar. Ach. 189 , V. 37 ; ai)boiboi=, of laughter, Id. Pax 1066 . ai)/gagros, o( and h(, the wild goat, Babr. 102.8 , Opp. C. 1.71 . *ai)ga=qen, Dor. for *a<*>gh=qen, Adv. from *ai)gai/ (an island off Euboea), Pi. N. 5.37 . *ai)gai=os, a, on, Aegaean, pe/lagos A. Ag. 659 ; o)/ros *ai). mount Ida in Crete, Hes. Th. 484 :—title of Poseidon, Pherecyd. 115 . *ai)gai=os (sc. po/ntos), o(, the Aegaean, Pl. Eleg. 9.1 , Arist. Mete. 354a14 , etc. *ai)gai/wn, wnos, o(, Acgaeon, the name given by men to the hundredarmed son of Uranus and Gaia, called by gods *bria/rews (q.v.), Il. 1.404 . the Aegaean sea, po/ntio/n t' *ai)gai/wn' E. Alc. 595 (lyr.). ai)ga^ne/h, h(, hunting-spear, javelin, Il. 2.774 , Od. 4.626 , AP 6.57 (Paul. Sil.). ai)ga/rion, to/, Dim. of ai)/c, Gloss. a)i/+gdhn, Adv., (a)i/+ssw) rushing swiftly, impetuously, A.R. 2.826 . ai)ge/a, ai)ge/h, h(, v. sub ai)/geos. *ai)gei=on, to/, temple of Aegeus, Din Fr. 3.1 . ai)/geios, a, on, of a goat, a<*>gsion knh= turo/n Il. 11.639 , Hp. Nat.Mul. 38 ; a)skw=| e)n ai)gei/w| in a goat's skin, Il. <*>. 247 ; ai)gei/h kune/h a helmet of goatskin, Od. 24.231 ; ga/la ai)/. Arist. HA 522a23 ; kre/a ai)/. Hp. Acut. (Sp.) 49 . ai)gei/rinos, on, of the poplar, Orib. Syn. 5.16 , Alex.Trall. 8.1 . ai)geiri=tai mu/khtes mushrooms produad from stump of poplar, Gp. 12.41.1 . ai)/geiros, h(, black poplar, Populus nigra, makednh/, makrh/, Od. 7.106 , 10.510 , cf. Il. 4.482 , S. Fr. 23 , etc.; ai)/. u/datotrefe/es Od. 17.208 , cf. 9.141 , 5.64 , 239 , E. Hipp. 210 (lyr); named among a)/karpa in Arist. Mu. 401a4 ; karpofo/ros Mir. 835b2 : prov., ai)gei/rou qe/a, of a seat in the theatre which had no view of the stage, Cratin. 339 . ai)geirofo/ros, on, poplar-bearing, Max. Tyr. 29.7 . ai)geirw/n, w=nos, o(, poplar-grove, Str. 16.4.14 ai)gela/ths a^<*>, ou, o(, (e)lau/nw) goatherd, Plu. Pomp. 4 , APl. 4.229 . ai)/geos, a, on, = ai)/geios , Od. 9.196 ; difq<*>rai Hdt. 5.58 . Subst., ai)ge/h (sc. dora/), h(, a goat's skin, Hdt. 4.189 ; th\n ai)ge/an J. AJ 1.18.6 , cf. LXX Nu. 21.20 ; contr. ai)gh= Hdn.Gr. 1.310 . ai)/geros, h(, = ai)/geiros , Com.Adesp. 1276 . ai)g-h/khs, es, made of goatskin, tu/mpanon Procl. Theol.Plat. 4.16 (nisi leg. ai)nh/xhs). ai)g-ia/zw, to talk of goats, Eup. 2 . ai)gia/l-eios, a, on, frequenting the shore, Aët. 2.141 , Ath.Med. ap. Orib. inc. 23.8 . ai)gial-eu/s, h=os, o(, = foreg., Nic. Th. 786 , Numen. ap. Ath. 7.313e :—pr. n., of the inhabitants of north coast of Peloponnese, Hdt. 5.68 , 7.94 ; of the Argives, Theoc. 25 174 . ai)gial-iko/s, h/, o/n, for coastwise traffic, sc. ploi=a prob. l. in PCair.Preis. 33.6 (iv A. D.). ai)gial-i/ths, ou, o(, fem. ai)gial-i=tis, idos , yh=foi Str. 4.1.7 ; *pa/n AP 10.10 ( Arch. Jun.); gh= POxy. 918 (ii A. D.) ai)gia^lo/s, o(, sea-shore, beach, Il. 4.422 , Od. 22.385 , Hdt. 7.50 , al., Th. 1.7 (pl.), X. An. 6.4.4 , Thphr. HP 7.13.8 (pl.), etc.; distinguished from a)kth/, Arist. HA 547a10 ; also in E. (lyr.), IT 425 , IA 210 ; ai)gialo\n e)/ndon tre/fei a whole beach of voting-pelbles, Ar. V. 110 : prov., ai)gialw=| lalei=s, of deaf persons, Suid. , Zen. 1.38 . (Prob. connected with ai)gi/s II, ai)/c IV.) ai)gialofu/lac, o(, warden of the shore, PRyl. 81.3 (ii A. D.). ai)gial-w/dhs, es, frequenting the shore, zw=|a Arist. HA 488b7 . ai)gial-w/ths, o(, dweller on the shore, Sch. Opp. H. 3.375 . ai)gia/s, a/dos, h(, = ai)gi/s IV, Hsch. ai)gi-ba/ths [a^], ou, o( , goat-mounting, epith. of he-goats, etc., Pi. Fr. 201 ; of Pan, Theoc. Ep. 5.6 , AP 6.31 . ai)gi/-bosis, ews, h(, goat-pasture, AP 9.318 ( Leon. ). bo/ths, ou, o(, browsed by goats, sko/pelos AP 6.334 ( Leon. ). ai)gi/-botos, on, = foreg., *)iqa/kh Od. 4.606 , cf. 13.246 , AP 9.219 ( Diod. ). ai)gi-bo/tos, on, feeding goats, *pa/n Nonn. D. 1.368 , al. ai)gi/dion, to/, Dim. of ai)/c, kid, Pherecr. 25 , Antiph. 20.4 , IG 11(2).287 A 55 (Delos, iii B. C.), PTeb. 404.9 (iii A. D.). eye-salve, Aët. 7.103 . ai)gi/zw, (ai)gi/s) rend asunder, S. Fr. 984 . ai)gi/qallos or ai)gi/qa_los, o(, t tmouse (of various species), parus, Ar. Av. 888 , Alc.Com. 3 , cf. Arist. HA 592b17 , 616b3 : prov., ai)giqa/lou tolmhro/teros, Apostol. 1.76 . ai)/giqos, also ai)gi/oqos, o(, an unknown bird, possibly linnct, Arist. HA 609a31 , 616b10 , Call. Fr. 321 , Ael. NA 5.48 , etc. ai)gi/keras, = ai)go/keras , Hsch. ai)gi/-knhmos, on, goat-shanked. AP 6.167 ( Agath. ). ai)gi-korei=s, e/wn, oi(, goatherds; name of one of the four Ionic tribes in Attica (cf. Hdt. 5.66 , who makes *ai)giko/rhs son of Ion), E. lon 1581 , Plu. Sol. 23 ; also at Cyzicus, IGRom. 4.144 , cf. *ai)gikori\s fulh/ Ath.Mitt. 9.27 . (Expl. as goatherds, but this is doubtful.) ai)giko/s, h/, o/n, = ai)/geios , PGrenf. 2.51.15 (ii A. D.). ai)gi-ko/n, to/, = a)/grwstis , Ps.- Dsc. 4.29 . ai)gila/dhn, = ai)gi/lwy I, dub. l. in Ps.- Dsc. 4.137 . ai)gi/liy [gi^], i^pos, o(, h(, (expl. by Gramm. from ai^c , lei/pw, cf. Sch. Il. 9.15 ) destitute even of goats, hence, steep, sheer, pe/trh Il. 9.15 , al. (not in Od. ), A. Supp. 794 (lyr.), Lyc. 1325 ; also in form ai)gi/lipos, Hsch. (Perh. cognate with Lith.lipti `climb'.) ai)/gi^los, h(, a herb of which goats are fond, = ai)gi/lwy 1 , Theoc. 5.128 , Babr. 3.4 . ai)gilwpiko/s, h/, o/n, for the treatment of ai)gi/lwy III, kauth/ria Paul. Aeg. 6.22 . ai)gilw/pion, to/, = ai)gi/lwy III, Dsc. 3.137 . ai)gi/lwy [i^], wpos, poet. opos Nic. Th. 857 , o(, haver-grass, Aegilops ovata, Thphr. CP 5.15.5 , Ph. Bel. 89.3 , Dsc. 4.137 . Turkey oak, Quercus Cerris, Thphr. HP 3.8.2 . ulcer in the eye, lachrymal fistula, Cels. 7.7 , Dsc. 4.70 , Gal. UP 10.10 . a bublous plant, plin. HN 19.95 . *ai)/gi_n-a, hs, h(, Aegina, Il. , etc.:—hence *ai)gi_n-h/ths, ou, o(, fem. *ai)gi_n-h=tis, idos, an Aeginetan, ib., etc. *ai)gi_n-ai=os, a, on, Aeginetan, Cratin. 165 , al.; o)bolo\s *ai)., draxmh\ *ai)., etc., Th. 5.47 , etc.:—also *ai)gi_n-htiko/s, h/, o/n, Luc. Tim. 57 ; e)/rga statues of the Aeginetan School, Paus. 1.42.5 . ai)gi/nh, h(, = periklu/menon , Ps.- Dsc. 4.14 . ai)gi^-nomeu/s, e/ws, o(, goatherd, AP 9.318 ( Leon. ). ai)gi^-no/mos, on, (ne/mw) feeding goats: Subst., goatherd, AP 6.221 ( Leon. ), cf. 9.744 ( Leon. ). ai)gi/nomos, on , Pass. , browsed by goats, bota/nh ib. 217 (Muc. Scaev.). ai)/ginos (A), o(, = kw/neion , Ps- Dsc. 4.78 . ai)/ginos (B), = ai)giko/s , PFay. 222 (iii A. D.); de/rmata PLond. 2.236.6 (iv A. D.). ai)gi/oqos, o(, v. sub ai)/giqos. ai)gio/nomoi: zw=|a ou(/tw kalou/mena, Hsch. ai)gi/oxos, on, (ve/xw = veho) aegis-bearing, epith. of Zeus, Il. 2.375 , al., Alc. 85 , Emp. 142 , etc. *ai)gi/-pa_n, a_nos, o(, goat-Pan, goat-footed Pan, Eratosth. Catast. 27 , Plu. 2.311b . *ai)gi/-plagktos, on, wandered over by goats:—pr.n., o)/ros *ai)gi/plagkton, a mountain near Megara, A. Ag. 303 . *ai)gi-po/dhs, ou, o(, goat-footed, h.Hom. 19.2 , 37 ; voc. ai)gipo/dh IIa/n AP 6.57 (Paul. Sil.). *ai)gi/-pous, podos, o(, h(, poun, to/, = foreg., Hdt. 4.25 . ai)gi/poy: a)eto/s ( Maced. ), EM 28.19 . ai)gi/pu^ros, o(, rest-harrow, Ononis antiquorum, Thphr. HP 2.8.3 , Theoc. 4.25 ; ai)gi/puron, to/ , IG 14.2508 (Nemausus). ai)gi/s, i/dos, h(, (ai^c, cf. nebri/s): goatskin, worn as a dress, Hdt. 4.189 , E. Cyc. 360 (lyr.); hence, esp. the skin shield of Zeus, Il. 5.738 , al.; lent by him to Athena, 2.447 , al.; to Apollo, 15.318 , al.; later, with fringe of snakes and Gorgon 's head, the aegis of Athena, A. Eu. 404 , etc. dress worn by priestess of Athena, Lycurg. Fr. 23 . ornamentworn on the breast, Poll. 5.100 . cuirass ( Lacon. ), Nymphod. 22 . rushing storm, hurricane, terrible as the shaken aegis, A. Ch. 593 (lyr.), Pherecr. 117 , Aristid. 1.487 J. , Lib. Or. 18.268 . heart-wood of the Corsican pine, Thphr. HP 3.9.3 ; in Arcadia also that of the silver-fir, ib. 8 ; cf. *)ef. *)arx. 1895.59 (Eleusis). speck in the eye, Hp. Coac. 214 , Prorrh. 2.20 . ai)gi/skos, o(, Dim. of ai^c, IG 11(2).287 A 19 (Delos, iii B. C.). ai)gla/eis, contr. ai)gla=s, Dor. for ai)glh/eis. ai)gla/zw, to beam brightly, Man. 4.264 . ai)/glh, h(, the light of the sun or moon, Od. 4.45 , etc.:—of the radiance of Olympus, leukh\ ai)/. 6.45 , cf. S. Ant. 610 (lyr.); ei)s ai)/glan molei=n to come to daylight, i.e. to be born, Pi. N. 1.35 ; foiba\n u(pai\ xeimw=nos ai)/., of sunshine on edge of storm-cloud, B. 12.140 ; of dream light in sleep, S. Ph. 831 (lyr.). generally, radiance, gleam, a)po\ xalkou= ai)/. Il. 2.458 ; ta\s purfo/rous *)arte/midos ai)/. the gleam of her torches, S. OT 207 (lyr.); me/lainan ai)/., of dying embers, E. Tr. 549 (lyr.). metaph., splendour, glory, ai)/. podw=n, of swiftness, Pi. O. 13.36 ; dio/sdotos ai)/. Id. P. 8.96 . of shining objects, as a bracelet, S. Fr. 594 ; fetter, Epich. 20 . ai)glh/eis, essa, en, dazzling, radiant, in Hom. always ai)glh/entos *)olu/mpou Il. 1.532 , Od. 20.103 ; *kla/ros ai)glh/essa h.Ap. 40 ; pw=loi ai). h.Hom. 32.9 : neut. as Adv., ai)glh=en sti/lbousi ib. 31.11 :— Dor. ai)gla/eis, contr. ai)gla=s, kw=as ai)gla=en . . qusa/nw| Pi. P. 4.231 ; ai)gla=nta ko/smon ib. 2.10 ; ai)gla=nta sw/mata E. Andr. 285 (lyr.). ai)glh/ths, Dor. *ai)gi-a/tas, ou, o(, the radiant one, epith. of Apollo, A.R. 4.1716 , IG 12(3).259 (Anaphe), 412 (Thera). ai)glo-bole/w, Astrol., = a)ktinobole/w , Man. 4.188 . ai)glo-fa^nh/s, e/s, radiant, AP 12.5 ( Strat. ). ai)go-ba/ths, ou, o(, = ai)giba/ths , AP 12.41 ( Mel. ). ai)go-bo/los, o(, goat-slayer, title of Dionysus, Paus. 9.8.1 . ai)go-bosko/s, ou, o(, goatherd, Aesop. 12b , Gloss. ai)go-di/wc, wkos, pursuing goats, Hdn.Gr. 1.46 . doros, on, (dora/) of goatskin, Opp. H. 5.356 . ai)go-qh/las, o(, goatsucker, nightjar, or fern-owl, Caprimulgus europaeus, Arist. HA 618b2 , Ael. NA 3.39 . ai)go-qhriko/s, h/, o/n, belonging to ibex-hunting, sofi/a ib. 14.16 . ai)go/-keras, atos, to/, = th=lis , Hp. Int. 30 , Dsc. 2.102 , Gal. 12.426 . kereu/s, e/ws, lon. h=os, o(, = -ke/rws II, Arat. 386 , Q.S. 1.356 . ai)go-keriano/s, o(, born under Capricorn, Cat.Cod.Astr. 8(4).191 ( Rhetor. ). ai)go-ke/rws, gen. -kerw, dat. -kerw| Man. 1.106 ; acc. -kerwn Placit. 5.18.6 , Luc. Astr. 7 ; later gen. -ke/rwtos Jul. Or. 4.156a : (ke/ras):—goat-horned, APl. 4.234 ( Phld. ). Subst., Capricorn , Gem. Calend. 7 , Eudox. ap. Hipparch. 1.2.20 , Arat. 286 , Placit.l.c., Luc. l.c., IG 14.1307 . ai)goke/fa^los, o(, perh. horned owl, Strix otus, Arist. HA 506a17 . ai)g-o/leqros, o(, goat's-bane, Rhododendron ponticum, Antig. Mir. 17 , Plin. HN 21.74 . ai)go-melh/s, e/s, goat-limbed, Orph. H. 11.5 . ai)go/-moron, to/, = kw/neion , Ps.- Dsc. 4.78 . ai)go-nomeu/s, e/ws, Ion. h=os, o(, = ai)ginomeu/s , goat-herd , Nic. Al. 39 . ai)go-no/mia: ai)po/lia, Hsch. ai)go-no/mion, to/, herd of goats, Id. s.v. ai)gopo/lion , etc. ai)go-no/mos, on, = ai)gino/mos , AP 7.397 ( Eryc. ). ai)g-o/nuc, uxos, o(, h(, = ai)gw=nuc , APl. 4.258 . ai)go/-plastos, on, goat-shaped, Ps.- Emp. Sphaer. 140 . ai)go-po/dhs, ou, o(, = ai)gipo/dhs , APl. 1.15 . ai)go-pro/swpos, on, goat-faced, Hdt. 2.46 ; stamped with a goat's face, Aët. 7.101 . ai)go/-stasis, h(, goat-pen, Gloss. ai)go-tri^xe/w, have goat's hair, Str. 17.2.3 . ai)/go-triy, i(bos, o(, h(, (tri/bw) trodden by goats, a)trapoi/ D.H. 20.11 . ai)go-fa/gos, on, goat-eating, epith. of Zeus, Nic. Fr. 99 ; of Hera at Sparta, Paus. 3.15.7 . ai)g-o/fqalmos, o(, goat's-eye, a precious stone, Plin. HN 37.187 . ai)gu^pio/s, o(, vulture, ai). gamyw/nuxes a)gkuloxei=lai Il. 16.428 , cf. 17.460 , Od. 16.217 , Hes. Sc. 405 , Hdt. 3.76 , S. Aj. 169 , Arist. HA 610a I, etc.:— ai)gupioi\ gu=pe/s te Nic. Th. 406 , cf. Ael. NA 2.46 . (Both words seem to be generic terms, but ai) is an older word chiefly found in poetry.) ai)gupta/rion, to/, name of eye salve, Aët. 7.101 . *ai)gu/pteios, a, on, = *ai)gupti/os , prob. in A. Supp. 817 (lyr.). ai)gu/pths: su/nths, o( kalobo/ths, Hsch. *ai)gupti-a/zw, to be like an Egyptian, i.e. to be sly and crafty, Cratin. 378 , cf. Ar. Th. 922 . speak Egyptian, Luc. Philops. 31 . to be like Egypt, i.e. be under water, Philostr. Im. 2.14 . *ai)gupti-ako/s, h/, o/n, of or for the Egyptians, Ath. 4.15o c, etc.: *ai)guptiaka/, ta/ , title of works by Hellanicus and others, Id. 15.679f , etc.; by Manetho, J. Ap. 1.14 . *ai)gupti-asmo/s, o(, imitation of the Egyptians, Eust.ad D.P. 391 . *ai)gu/ptios, a, on, Egyptian, Hom. , etc.: Adv. -i/ws in Egyptian style, D.C. 48.30 . ai)gupti/a, h(, name of an ointment, Gal. 13.643 , etc. [In Hom. *ai)gupti/h, *ai)gupti/wn, etc., are trisyll., Od. 4.83 , etc.] *ai)guptio/w, to make like an Egyptian, i.e. swarthy, xro/an Com.Adesp. 9 , Hsch. *ai)guptisti/, Adv. in the Egyptian tongue, Hdt. 2.46 , J. Ap. 1.14 . in Egyptian fashion, i.e. craftily, Theoc. 15.48 . *ai)guptiw/dhs, es, Egyptian-like, Cratin.Jun. 2 . *ai)guptogenh/s, e/s, of Egyptian race, A. Pers. 35 . *ai)/guptos, o(, the river Nile, Od. 4.477 ,al. King Aegyptus, A. Supp. 9 , etc. h(, Egypt, Od. 17.448 , etc.; *ai)/gupto/nde to Egypt, ib. 426 . ai)gwgai/av: o)fqalmo/s, Hsch. ai)gwlio/s or ai)gw/lios, o(, a small kind of owl, perh. Strix flammea, Arist. HA 592b11 , 609a27 , Ant.Lib. 19.3 ; f.l. ai)tw/lios , Arist. HA 563a31 . ai)gw/n, w=nos, o(, = ma/ndra , Gloss. *ai)gw/n, name of a month at Alexandria, Ptol. Alm. 10.9 . ai)gw=nuc, u^xos, o(, h(, (o)/nuc) goat-hoofed, AP 6.35 ( Leon. ). ai)gwpo/mmatos, on, = sq., Phlp. in GA 212.8 . ai)gwpo/s, o/n, goat-eyed, of persons, Arist. GA 779b1 ; also, like those of a goat, of eyes, ib., cf. HA 492a3 . ai)da/as: despo/ths. Hsch. ai)da/nhs: diatri/bwn ( Tarent. ), Hsch. *)ai/+das, Dor. for *)ai/+dhs, *(/aidhs, freq. in lyr. passages of Trag. ai)d-e/omai, and poet. ai)/domai Hom. , etc., Ep. imper. ai)dei=o Il. 24.503 , Od. 9.269 ; part. ai)do/menos Hom. and Trag. (lyr.); imper. ai)/deo Il. 21.74 : impf. h)|dou=nto A. Pers. 810 , etc., ai)de/onto Pi. P. 9.41 , poet. ai)/deto Il. 21.468 , APl. 4.106 : fut. ai)de/somai Il. 22.124 , Att. , Ep. ai)de/ssomai Od. 14.388 ; ai)desqh/somai D.C. 45.44 , Gal. 1.62 , (e)p-) E. IA 900 : aor. Med. h)|desa/mhn, Ep. ai)d- Od. 21.28 , Att. (v. sub fin.), Ep. imper. ai)/dessai Il. 9.640 ; aor. Pass. h)|de/sqhn Hom. , etc., and in Prose, Ep. 3 pl. ai)/desqen Il. 7.93 : pf. h)/|desmai (v. sub fin.): Act. only in katai)de/w, q.v.:—to be ashamed, c. inf., ai)/desqen me\n a)nh/nasqai dei=san d' u(pode/xqai Il. 7.93 ; ai)de/omai de\ mi/sgesq' a)qana/toisi 24.90 ; ai). ga\r gumnou=sqai Od. 6.221 : less freq. c. part., ai)/desai me\n pate/ra prolei/pwn S. Aj. 506 , cf. Plu. Aem. 35 : c. dat., mh\ ai)dou= tw=| eu)ko/lw| Philostr. Ep. 19 : abs., ai)desqei/s from a sense of shame, Il. 17.95 . mostly c. acc., stand in awe of, fear, esp. in moral sense, ai)dei=o qeou/s Il. 24.503 , Od. 9.269 ; *trw=as Il. 6.442 , cf. Od. 2.65 , etc.; a)llh/lous ai)dei=sqe show a sense of regard one for another, Il. 5.530 ; ou)de\ qew=n o)/pin ai)de/sato Od. 21.28 ; ai)/dessai me/laqron respect the house, Il. 9.640 ; freq. of respect for suppliants, Il. 22.124 , cf. Hdt. 7.141 ; e)xqro\n w(=d' ai)dei= ne/kun ; S. Aj. 1356 ; to/nd' o(/rkon ai)desqei/s Id. OT 647 , cf. 1426 :—in Pi. P. 4.173 ai)desqe/ntes a)lka/n regarding their reputation for valour, i.e. from self-respect, cf. e(wuto\n ma/lista ai)dei=sqai Democr. 264 : abs., to\ ai)dei=sqai self-respect, Id. 179 ; in Prose,, *di/a ai)desqe/ntes Hdt. 9.7 . a/; fobou=mai/ ge . . tou\s moxqhrou/s (ou) ga\r dh/pote ei)/poim' a)\n w(/s ge ai)dou=mai) Pl. Lg. 886a , cf. Euthphr. 12b ,Phdr. 254e ; later ai). e)pi/ tini D.H. 6.92 ; u(pe\r th=s a)nqrwpi/nhs fu/sews have compassion upon, show mercy, Plu. Cim. 2 . respect another's misfortune, feel regard for him, mhde/ ti/ m' ai)do/menos . . mhd' e)leai/rwn Od. 3.96 (cf. 1.2 ); ai). th\n tw=n mhde\n a)dikou/ntwn eu)se/beian Antipho 2.4.11 ; esp. as Att. law-term, to be reconciled to a person, of kinsmen who allow a homicide to return from exile, Lex ap. D. 43.57 ; e)a\n e(lw/n tis a)kousi/ou fo/nou . . ai)de/shtai kai\ a)fh=| D. 37.59 , cf. 38.22 ; ai)dou/menos Pl. Lg. 877a ; h)|desme/nos D. 23.77 . of the homicide, obtain forgiveness, D. 23.72 codd. ai)d-e/simos, on, exciting shame or respect, venerable, M.Ant. 1.9 ( Sup. ), Aristid. 2.99J. ( Sup. ), Hierocl. in CA 13p.448M. ( Comp. ): c. dat., Aristid. Or. 37(2).6 ; as honorary title, PFlor. 15.6 (vi A. D.); tou= prosw/pou to\ ai). Luc. Nigr. 26 ; holy, Paus. 3.5.6 . Adv. -mws reverently, Ael. NA 2.25 . ai)d-esimo/ths, h(, as title, Your Reverence, Your Worship, POxy. 125 (vi A. D.),al. ai)/d-esis, h(, forgivcness (cf. ai)de/omai 11.2 ), Arist. Ath. 57.3 , cf. D. 21.43 . ai)d-este/on, one must reverence, Eust. 1434.35 . ai)d-estiko/s, h/, o/n, modest, shamefaced, to\ ai). Sch. E. Hipp. 345 . ai)d-esto/s, h/, o/n, revered, venerable, Plu. 2.67b . a)i/+dhlos [i^], Dor. a)i/+da_los, on, (a)- priv., *fidei=n) making unseen, annihilating, destructive: in Hom. , as epith. of Arcs and Athena, Il. 5.897 , 880 ; pu=r a). 2.455 , al., Emp. 109 ; h)eli/oio e)/rg' a)i/+dhla Parm. 10.3 ; a)i/+dalos tu/xa Epigr.Gr. 240.5 (Smyrna); a)/th Opp. H. 2.487 ; po/tmos ib. 1.150 . Adv. -lws, = o)leqri/ws , Il. 21.220 . Pass. , unseen , unknown, obscure, v.l. in Il. 2.318 , cf. Hes. Op. 756 , A.R. 1.102 , al.; unforeseen, ib. 298 ; formless, 4.681 ; unsubstantial, fri/kh Nic. Th. 727 ; as epith. of Hades, dark, gloomy, S. Aj. 608 (lyr.). ai)dh-moniko/s, h/, o/n, modest, to\ ai). Sch. E. Hipp. 78 . ai)dh-mosu/nh, h(, modesty, Stoic. 3.64 , IG 14.1637 . ai)dh/mwn, on, gen. onos, bashful, modest, Arist. EN 1108a32 , etc.: Comp. -e/steros X. Lac. 2.10 : Sup. ai)dhmone/statos Id. An. 1.9.5 . Adv. -mo/nws Id. Smp. 4.58 , Arr. Epict. 3.18.6 , PGen. 1.9 . in bad sense, ignominious, shameful, qwh/ Max. 576 . *(/aidhs or a(/|dhs, ou, o(, Att. ; Ep. *)ai/+dhs, ao and ew; Dor. )*ai/+das, a, used by Trag., in lyr.and anap.: gen. )/*ai+dos, dat. )/*ai+di, Hom. , Trag., v. infr.: (perh. a)- priv., i)dei=n):—in Hom. only as pr.n. Hades, *zeu\s kai\ e)gw/, tri/tatos d' *ai/+dhs Il. 15.188 , cf. Hes. Th. 455 :—ei)n' *ai/+dao do/moisi in the nether world, Od. 4.834 ; freq. ei)n, ei)s *ai/+dao (sc. do/mois, do/mous), as Il. 22.389 , 21.48 ; ei)n *)/ai+dos Il 24.593 ; Trag. and Att. e)n *(/aidou, ei)s *(/aidou (sc. oi)/kw|, oi)=kon), S. Aj. 865 , Ar. Ra. 69 , etc.; *)/ai+do/sde, Adv. to the nether world, Il. 7.330 , etc.; par' *(/aidh|, par' *(/aidhn, OT 972 , OC 1552 :—hence, place of departed spirits, first in Il. 23.244 ei)so/ken au)to\s . . *)/ai+di keu/qwmai; e)pi\ to\n a(/|dhn Luc. Cat. 14 ; ei)s a)i/+dhn AP 11.23 ; e)n tw=| a(/|dh| Ev.Luc. 16.23 . after Hom. , the grave, death, a)i/+dan lagxa/nein, de/casqai, Pi. P. 5.96 , I. 6(5).15 ; a(/|dhs po/ntios death by sea, A. Ag. 667 , cf. E. Alc. 13 , Hipp. 1047 ; a(/|dou pu/lh, Astrol., region below the Horoscope, Vett.Val. 179.13 . gen. a(/|dou with nouns in adjectival sense, devilish, qu/ousan a(/|. mhte/r' A. Ag. 1235 ; a(/|. ma/geiros E. Cyc. 397 ; fatal, deadly, di/ktuon, ci/fh a(/|., A. Ag. 1115 , E. Or. 1399 . [a^ Hom. in all forms exc. a_i^dos before vowels; a_i^dhs Semon. 7.117 , prob. in S. OC 1689 .] a)i+dh/s, e/s, (a)- priv., *videi=n) unseen, Hes. Sc. 477 , Pl. Phd. 79a , al.; secret, glw=ssa B. 12.209 . Act. , blind, IG 4.951.125 (Epid.), dub. in Thgn. 1310 . *)ai/+dhs, o(, poet. for *(/aidhs; v. sub a(/|dhs. ai)dh/simos, on, poet. for ai)de/simos, Orph. A. 1346 . a)i/+dios [a_i^d], on , also h, on, Orph. H. 10.21 , al., (a)ei/):— everlasting, eternal, h.Hom. 29.3 , Hes. Sc. 310 ; freq. in Prose, xro/nos Antipho 1.21 ; e)/xqra Th. 4.20 ; oi)/khsis, of a tomb, X. Ages. 11.16 ; h( a). ou)si/a eternity, Pl. Ti. 37e ; a). strathgi/a, a)rxh/, basilei/a, perpetual . . , Arist. Pol. 1285a7 , 1317b41 , 1301b27 ; a). basilei=s, ge/rontes, ib. 1284b33 , 1306a17 ; ta\ a)., opp. ta\ genhta/ and fqarta/, Id. Metaph. 1069a32 , EN 1139b23 , al.; e)s a)i/+dion for ever, Th. 4.63 ; ad infinitum, Arist. PA 640a6 ; e)c a)i+di/ou Plot. 2.1.3 : Comp. -w/teros Arist. Cael. 284a17 :—a). is dist. fr. ai)w/nios as everlasting from timeless, Olymp. in Mete. 146.16 ; but dist. fr. a)ei/zwos as eternal (without beginning or end) from everliving, Corp.Herm. 8.2 . Adv. -i/ws Sm. Mi. 7.18 , Iamb. Comm.Math. 1 , Hierocl. in CA 1p.419M. a)i+dio/ths, htos, h(, eternity, Arist. Cael. 284a1 , Ph. 252b3 , Ph. 1.3 ,al., Plot. 3.7.5 , Procl. Inst. 55 , etc. a)i+dno/s, h/, o/n, (a)- priv., *videi=n) poet. word, = a)i+dh/s , unseen, obscure, Hes. Th. 860 , A. Fr. 451 A; lignu/s A.R. 1.389 ; *nu/c Lyr.Adesp. 92 :— later a)i+dnh/eis, essa, en , kapno/s Euph. 139 : a)i+dnh/s, e/s , phlo/s Call. Fr. anon. 220 (as v.l.), cf. Opp. H. 4.245 (perh. -nh=s, contr. fr. -nh/eis). ai)doii+ko/s, h/, o/n, of or belonging to the ai)doi=a, Antyll. ap. Orib. 50.5.3 , Paul.Aeg. 3.59 . ai)doiolei/kths, o(, = cunnilingus, Hsch. s.v. skero/s . ai)doi=on, to/, freq. in pl. ai)doi=a, ta/ , privy parts, pudenda, both of men and women, Il. 13.568 , Hes. Op. 733 , Heraclit. 15 , Tyrt. 10.25 , Hp. Aër. 9 , Pl. Ti. 91b , etc.: sg., Hdt. 2.30 , 48 , etc., freq. in Arist., HA 493a25 , al. ai). qala/ssion a sea animal, perh. pennatula, Nic. Fr. 139 , cf. Arist. HA 532b23 . ai)doi=os, a, on, (ai)dw/s) having a claim to regard, reverence, or compassion (cf. ai)dw/s), in Hom. , Hes. only of persons, sts. of gods, qew=n ge/nos Hes. Th. 44 , cf. Op. 257 , Il. 18.394 ; more freq. of human beings, as kings, Il. 4.402 , members of family, esp. wife, 21.460 , servants, tami/h Od. 1.139 , women generally, parqe/nos Il. 2.514 ; then of the helpless or those needing protection, guests, Od. 9.271 , suppliants, 7.165 : abs., ai)doi/oisin e)/dwka 15.373 : Comp. -o/teros kai\ fi/lteros 11.360 (later -e/steros D.P. 172 ):—after Hom. of things, cei/nwn ai). lime/nes Emp. 112.3 : Sup. -o/taton, ge/ras Pi. P. 5.18 ; but -e/statos . . xruso/s O. 3.42 , cf. Alcm. 74A. Adv. -ws, a)pe/pempon, of a guest, Od. 19.243 . Act. , bashful, shamefaced, kako\s d' ai). a)lh/ths Od. 17.578 . showing reverence or compassion, pneu=ma A. Supp. 28 (anap.); *zeu\s *ai). the god of mercy, ib. 192 . claiming compassion, lo/goi ib. 455 .—Poet.: used by Pl. in quotations. ai)doiw/dhs, es, like the ai)doi=a, Arist. HA 541b8 , Thphr. HP 3.7.4 , 8.2.1 ai)/domai, poet. for ai)de/omai. *)/ai+dos, Ep. gen. of an obsol. nom. *)/ai+s, v. a(/|dhs . *)/aidos, ou, = a(/dhs , Antim. ap. Sch. Il. Oxy. 1087.43 . ai)dosu/nh, h(, = ai)dhmosu/nh , AB 354 , Phot. *(aidofoi/ths, ou, o(, = frequenting Hades, Ar. Fr. 149.4 , 6 . ai)dofoi/ths, = a(|dofoi/ths , Hsch. ai)do/frwn, on, gen. onos, (frh/n) regardful of mind, compassionate, S. OC 237 (lyr.); respectful, pro/s tina E. Alc. 659 . a)i+drei/h, Ep. and Ion. -ih [i_h], h( , want of knowledge, ignorance, Od. 12.41 , Hdt. 6.69 ; also in pl., Od. 10.231 , 11.272 . a)i+drh/eis, essa, en, = sq., Nic. Al. 415 . a)/i+dris, i, gen. ios and eos, poet. Adj. unknowing, ignorant, Il. 3.219 , Pi. P. 2.37 ; often c. gen., Od. 10.282 , Hes. Sc. 410 , A. Ag. 1105 , etc.; also a)/idros, on, Alc. Oxy. 1789 Fr. 6 , Ion Trag. 34 . a)i+drodi/khs [di^<*>, ou , Dor. ai)dh-di/kas, a, o(, lawless, qh=ras Pi. N. 1.63 , cf. S. Fr. 985 . a)i/+drutos or (more freq.) a)ni/drutos, on, unsettled, unstable, dro/moi a)n. E. IT 971 ; xro/noi irregular, Ruf. Interrog. 12 ; a)/oikoi kai\ a)n. Plu. TG 9 ; nh=sos a)n. floating, D.H. 1.15 ; to\ a)n. th=s gnw/mhs, th=s ou)si/as, Ph. 2.112 , Dam. Pr. 413 . with no fixed abode, *ti/mwn h)=n a). tis Ar. Lys. 809 (lyr.); a)/speistos, a)n. D. 25.52 ; oi)kou^sin feu/gontes, a). kako\n a)/llois Cratin. 209 (expl. by o(\ ou\k a)/n tis au(tw|= i(dru/saito EM 42.10 ). a)i/+dulos: qrasu/s, Hsch. :—ai)du/los, EM 30.19 . ai)dw/, h(, = ai)dw/s , Philet. 9 . *)ai+dwneu/s, e/ws (e/os AP 7.480 ( Leon. )), o(, lengthd. poet. form of *)/aidhs, twice in Hom. , Il. 5.190 , 20.61 , cf. Hes. Th. 913 , A. Pers. 650 (lyr.); prob. scanned *ai)dwneu/s S. OC 1560 (lyr.): gen. and dat. *)a_i^donh=os, -h=i in later poets, Q.S. 6.490 , Nonn. D. 30.172 ; *ai)dwnh=os Mosch. 4.86 :—hence *)aidwnai/a, h(, epith. of Hecate, PMag.Par. 1.2855 . a)i+dw/nia: qana/sima, Hsch., EM 30.20 . ai)dw=|os, = ai)doi=os , EM 29.25 . ai)dw/s, o/os, contr. ou=s , h (late nom. pl. ai)doi/ Sch. E. Hipp. 386 ), as a moral feeling, reverence, awe, respect for the feeling or opinion of others or for one's own conscience, and so shame, self-respect (in full e(autou= ai)dw/s Hierocl. in CA 9p.433M. ), sense of honour, ai)dw= qe/sq' e)ni\ qumw=| Il. 15.561 ; i)/sxe ga\r ai). kai\ de/os ib. 657 , cf. Sapph. 28 , Democr. 179 , etc.; ai). swfrosu/nhs plei=ston mete/xei, ai)sxu/nhs de\ eu)yuxi/a Th. 1.84 , cf. E. Supp. 911 , Arist. EN 1108a32 , etc.; ai)doi= meilixi/h| Od. 8.172 ; so a)lla/ me kwlu/ei ai)/dws Alc. 55 (Sapphus est versus); a(/ma kiqw=ni e)kduome/nw| sunekdu/etai kai\ th\n ai)dw= gunh/ Hdt. 1.8 ; dakru/wn pe/nqimon ai)dw= tears of grief and shame, A. Supp. 579 ; ai). ti/s m' e)/xei Pl. Sph. 217d ; ai). kai\ di/kh Id. Prt. 322c ; ai)dou=s e)mpi/plasqai X. Cyr. 1.4.4 ; sobriety, moderation, Pi. O. 13.115 ; ai)dw= labei=n S. Aj. 345 . regard for others, respect, reverence, ai)dou=s ou)demih=s e)/tuxon Thgn. 1266 , cf. E. Heracl. 460 ; ai). toke/wn respect for them, Pi. P. 4.218 ; th\n e)mh\n ai)dw= respect for me, A. Pers. 699 ; regard for friends, ai)dou=s a)xalkeu/toisin e)/zeuktai pe/dais E. Fr. 595 ; esp. regard for the helpless, compassion, ai)dou=s ku=rsai S. OC 247 ; forgiveness, Antipho 1.26 , Pl. Lg. 867e (cf. ai)de/omai 11.2 ). that which causes shame or respect, and so, shame, scandal, ai)dw/s, *)argei=oi, ka/k' e)le/gxea Il. 5.787 , etc.; ai)dw/s, w)= *lu/kioi: po/se feu/gete; 16.422 ; ai)dw\s me\n nu=n h(/de . . 17.336 . = ta\ ai)doi=a , Il. 2.262 , Arat. 493 , D.H. 7.72 . dignity, majesty ai). kai\ xa/ris h.Cer. 214 . *ai)dw/s personified, Reverence, Pi. O. 7.44 ; Mercy, *zhni\ su/nqakos qro/nwn *ai). S. OC 1268 , cf. Paus. 1.17.1 ; parqe/nos *ai)dou=s *di/kh le/getai Pl. Lg. 943e . ai)dw=ssa: ai)/qousa, Hsch. a)i+dw/taton: teixi/ona, Id. ai)ei/, Ion. and poet. for a)ei/, q.v. (For compds. omitted here v. sub a)ei-). ai)ei-gene/ths, o(, poet. for a)eigene/ths, Il. 2.400 , Od. 2.432 , al. ai)ei-genh/s, e/s, = foreg., Opp. C. 2.397 . ai)e/lioi, v. a)e/lioi . ai)e/louros, v. ai)/louros . ai)e/n, v. a)ei/ . ai)en-aoido/s, o/n, ever-singing, *mou=sa Alcm. 1 . ai)e/n-upnos, on, giving eternal sleep, epith. of Death, S. OC 1578 (lyr.). ai)e/s, Dor. for ai)e/n, ai)ei/. ai)ethdo/n, Adv. like an eagle, Apollon. Lex. 68 , Sch. Il. 18.410 . ai)etiai=os, a, on, (a)eto/s IV) belonging to or placed in the pediment, IG 1.322 ii 73 . ai)e/tion xa/rin e)ktei/sw, prov. of those who repay benefits quickly, Apostol. 1.78 . ai)eto/eis, essa, en, of eagle-kind Opp. C. 3.117 . ai)eto/s, o(, v. sub a)eto/s. ai)zh/eis, essa, en, late form of ai)zho/s, Theopomp.Col. ap. Ath. 4.183b ; Dor. neut. ai)za=en Hsch. ai)zh/i+os, o(, lengthd. form of ai)zho/s, Il. 17.520 , Od. 12.83 , Hes. Sc. 408 . a)i/+zhlos, on, = a)i/+dhlos , unseen, to\n me\n a)i/+zhlon qh=ken qeo/s v.l. (prob. Aristarch. ) in Il. 2.318 . ai)zho/s, lengthd. ai)zh/i+os (q. v.), o(, in full bodily strength, vigorous; in Hom. as Adj., a)ne/ri . . ai)zhw=| te kraterw=| te Il. 16.716 , cf. 23.432 ; of a stout, lusty slave, tesserakontae/ths ai). Hes. Op. 441 , cf. Th. 863 :— freq. as Subst., Il. 2.660 , Od. 12.440 , Call. Jov. 70 , A.R. 4.268 , Nic. Al. 176 , etc.; ktame/nois e)p' ai)zhoi=si kauxa=sqai me/ga Cratin. 95 . ai)zo/krotos: chrasi/a, Hsch., EM 31.55 : for a)zo- (cf. a)/za), Eust. 648.46 . ai)hnh/s, Ion. for ai)a_nh/s, q. v. ai)/htos, prob. = a)/htos (q. v.), pe/lwr, of Hephaestus, Il. 18.410 . ai)hto/s, o(, Dor. for a)eto/s, ai)eto/s. ai)qa^le/os (better -a/leos, cf. EM 262.4 ), a, on, (ai)qa/lh) smoky, A.R. 4.777 . of ants, = ai)qalo/eis 11.2 , Nic. Th. 750 . ai)qa/lh, h( , (ai)/qw) = ai)/qalos , esp. soot Hp. Mul. 1.91 , LXX Ex. 9.8 , Dsc. 5.75 , v.l. in Luc. DDeor. 15.1 . sublimed vapour, Zos. Alch. p.250B. , al. a)i+qa^lh/s [a_i^-], e/s, = a)eiqalh/s , Orph. H. 8.13 . ai)qal-i/das: ta\ e)n tw=| si/tw| gino/mena, h)\ tou\s e)n tw=| u(/dati stalagmou\s tou= e)lai/ou, Hsch. ai)qal-i/wn, wnos, prob. = ai)qalo/eis 11.2 , te/ttiges Theoc. 7.138 . ai)qal-o/eis, o/essa, o/en, contr. ai)qa^lou=s, ou=ssa, ou=n: (ai)/qalos):—poet. Adj. smoky, sooty, me/laqron Il. 2.415 , cf. Theoc. 13.13 ; ko/nis ai). black ashes that are burnt out, Il. 18.23 , Od. 24.316 . burning, blazing, kerauno/s Hes. Th. 72 , cf. E. Ph. 183 (lyr.); flo/c A. Pr. 992 . burnt-coloured, i.e. dark-brown, *sa/i+s Nic. Th. 566 ; r(w/c ib. 716 . ai)qa^lokompi/a, h(, empty boasting, that is nothing but smoke, Sch. Ar. Eq. 696 . ai)/qa^l-os, o(, smoky flame, thick smoke, Hp. Mul. 1.91 (as v.l. for ai)qa/lh ), E. Hec. 911 (lyr.), Semus 20 , Lyc. 55 , etc. grape grown in Egypt, Plin. HN 14.74 . as Adj., ai)/qalos, on, = ai)qalo/eis 11.2 , Nic. Th. 659 . ai)qa^l-o/w, to soil with soot or smoke, E. El. 1140 :— Pass. , burn to soot, Dsc. 1.66 ; poet., to be laid waste by fire, Lyc. 141 . ai)qa^l-w/dhs, es, sooty, black, Arist. Mu. 395a26 , Gal. 9.470 . ai)qa^/l-wsis, ews, h(, in pl., clouds of sooty smoke, Max.Tyr. 41.4 (pl.). ai)qa^l-wto/s, h/, o/n, burnt to ashes, Lyc. 338 . ai)/qe, Ep. for ei)/qe, as ai) for ei), in Hom. ai)/q' o)/feles Il. 1.415 ,al. a)i/+qeos, Dor. for h)i/+qeos. ai)qeremba^te/w, to walk in ether, APl. 4.328 . ai)qeribo/skas, o(, feeding on ether, Cerc. 1.3 . ai)qe/rios, a, on, also os, on E. Fr. 839.10 , Arist. Mu. 392a31 :— of ai)qh/r or the upper air, hence, high in air, on high, A. Pr. 158 (anap.), Th. 81 , S. OC 1082 , etc.; ai)qeri/a a)ne/pta flew up into the air, E. Med. 440 , cf. Andr. 830 ; ai). gh=, of the moon, Pythag. ap. Simp. in Cael. 511.26 : epith. of Zeus, Arist. Mu. 401a17 . ethereal, heavenly, fu/sis Parm. 10.1 ; oi( ai). Hierocl. in CA 27 P. 484M. ; gonh/ E. Fr. l.c. Adv. -i/ws Iamb. Myst. 1.9 .—Trag. only in lyr. ai)qeri/ths li/qos, a precious stone, Ps.-Callisth. 1.4 (as v.l. for a)e/rinos ). ai)qeriw/dhs, es, = ai)qerw/dhs, fu/sis Heraclit. All. 36 . ai)qero-ba^te/w, = ai)qerembate/w , of birds, Ph. 1.506 : metaph. of men, 2.242 , al., cf. Ps.- Luc. Philopatr. 25 . ai)qero-dro/mos, on, ether-skimming, oi)wnoi/ Cines. ap. Ar. Av. 1393 ; w(=rai IG 12(5).891 (Tenos, perh. by Aratus), cf. 9(1).881.7 (Corcyra). ai)qero-eidh/s, e/s, = ai)qerw/dhs , Plu. 2.430e . ai)qero-lamph/s, e/s, shining in ether, ou)rano/s Man. 4.29 . ai)qero-lo/gos, on, talking of ether and the like, of Thales, Anaximen. ap. D.L. 2.4 : hence ai)qero-loge/w, ib. 2.5 , cf. 8.50 . ai)qero-nai/a, etym. of )*aqhna=, Corn. ND 20 . ai)qero-no/mos, on , (ne/momai) = ai)qerobo/skas , Hsch. ai)qero-nwma/w, to rule the sky, Man. 4.25 . ai)qero/omai, to be high in air, Sch. Opp. H. 1.201 . ai)qero/plagktos, on, roaming in ether, Orph. H. 6.1 . ai)qerw/dhs, es, like ether, Plu. 2.432f , Gal. UP 10.4 . *ai)/qh, v. ai)qo/s III. ai)qh/eis, essa, en , (ai)/qw) = ai)qalo/eis 11.2 , Nic. Al. 394 . ai)qh/r, e/ros, in Hom. always h(; in Hes. and Att. Prose always o(; in Lyr. and Trag. mostly o(, as always in A. , but h( Pi. O. 1.6 , B. 8.35 , S. OT 867 , and freq. in E. : (ai)/qw):—in Hom. , ether, the heaven (wrongly distinguished by Aristarch. from a)h/r (q.v.) as upper from lower air); di' h)e/ros ai)qe/r' i(/kanen Il. 14.288 ; [ *zeu\s] ai)qe/ri nai/wn 2.412 , Hes. Op. 18 ; no/moi di' ai)qe/ra teknwqe/ntes S. OT 867 ; ai)qh\r me\n yuxa\s u(pede/cato sw/mata de\ xqw/n IG 1.442 , cf. E. Supp. 533 ; of the sky, both cloudless, nh/nemos ai). Il. 8.556 , and clouded, e)n ai)qe/ri kai\ nefe/lh|si 15.192 , cf. 16.365 ; freq. in Trag., etc., A. Pr. 1044 , 1088 , Pers. 365 , E. Ba. 150 ; ai). zofero/s, a)xluo/eis, A.R. 3.1265 , 4.927 ; of the fumes of the Cyclops' mouth, E. Cyc. 410 . air, Emp. 100.5 . fifth element, Pl. Epin. 981c , 984b , Arist. Cael. 270b22 ; but equivalent to pu=r, Anaxag. 1 , 15 . = pu=r texniko/n , Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.168 , cf. Arist. Mu. 392a5 . the divine element in the human soul, Philostr. VA 3.34 , cf. 42 . clime, region, E. Alc. 594 (lyr.). ai)qh/s, e/s, burning: ai). pe/plos the robe of Nessus, prov. of those who stir up sta/sis, Cratin. 88 , cf. Zen. 1.33 . (Perh. rather ai)qh=s, contr. for -h/eis.) ai)/qinos, h, on, burning, Hsch. ; = ai)=qoy, kapno/s EM 33.11 . *ai)qiopi/zw, to speak or be like an Ethiopian, Hld. 10.39 . *ai)qi/oy, opos, o(, fem. *ai)qiopi/s, i/dos , h( (*ai)qi/oy as fem., A. Fr. 328 , 329 ): pl. *ai)qioph=es Il. 1.423 , whence nom. *ai)qiopeu/s Call. Del. 208 : (ai)/qw, o)/y):—properly, Burnt-face, i.e. Ethiopian, negro, Hom. , etc.; prov., *ai)qi/opa smh/xein 'to wash a blackamoor white', Luc. Ind. 28 . a fish, Agatharch. 109 . Adj., Ethiopian, *ai)qiopi\s glw=ssa Hdt. 3.19 ; gh= A. Fr. 300 , E. Fr. 228.4 : Subst. *ai)qiopi/s, h(, title of Epic poem in the Homeric cycle; also name of a plant, silver sage, Salvia argentea, Dsc. 4.104 :— also *ai)qio/pios, a, on, E. Fr. 349 : *ai)qiopiko/s, h/, o/n, Hdt. , etc.; *ai). ku/minon, = a)/mi , Hp. Morb. 3.17 , Dsc. 3.62 :—Subst. *ai)qiopi/a, h(, Hdt. , etc. red-brown, AP 7.196 ( Mel. ), cf. Ach. Tat. 4.5 . ai)qo/lic, ikos, h(, pustule, pimple, Hp. Liqu. 6 :—Adj. ai)qero-kw/dhs Gal. 19.71 . ai)qos, o(, burning heat, fire, E. Rh. 990 , cf. Supp. 208 codd. (but cf. ai)=qros):—later also ai)=qos, eos, to/, A.R. 3.1304 , Orph. L. 174 . ai)qo/s, h/, o/n, burnt, Ar. Th. 246 . shining, a)spi/s Pi. P. 8.46 ; red-brown, a)ra/xnai B. Fr. 3.6 , cf. Call. Dian. 69 , Nic. Th. 288 . pr. n. *ai)/qh, name of a bay horse, Il. 23.295 . ai)/qousa (sc. stoa/), h(, properly part. of ai)/qw (q.v.), in the Homeric house, portico, verandah, to catch the sun, do/mon . . cesth=|s ai)qou/sh|si tetugme/non Il. 6.243 , cf. 20.11 , A.R. 3.39 , 237 : in Od. esp. of a loggia leading from au)lh/ to pro/domos, 3.399 , al.; ai). e)ri/doupos, echoing to the tramp of horses, 15.146 . = kw/neion , Ps.- Dsc. 4.78 . (ai)/qoussa Hdn.Gr. 2.919 , v.l. in Hom. , which may point to ai)qou=ssa = ai)qo/essa. ) ai)qoy, opos, (ai)qo/s, o)/y) fiery-looking, in Hom. as epith. of metal, flashing, ai)/qopi xalkw=| Il. 4.495 , etc.; and of wine, sparkling (or 'fiery', cf. Epigr. ap. Luc. Dips. 6 ), ai)/qopa oi)=non 4.259 , etc.; once of smoke, mixed with flame (cf. ai)/qalos), Od. 10.152 ; ai)=. flogmo/s, lampa/s, E. Supp. 1019 , Ba. 594 (both lyr.). black, Opp. H. 1.133 , etc.; ai)/qopi kissw=| App.Anth. 3.166 ( Procl. ). metaph., fiery, keen, limo/s Hes. Op. 363 ; mw=mos Tim. Pers. 223 ; di/yh Nonn. D. 15.7 ; ba- skani/h AP 5.217 ( Agath. ). ai)/qranos, o(, foot-warmer, Suid. , Eust. 1571.25 (-kos codd.). ai)qrei=: xeima/zei, Hsch. , Suid. ai)/qrh, h(, Hom. and Ar. ll.cc.: later ai)/qra, Antiph. 52.14 , etc.:— clear sky, poi/hson d' ai)/qrhn Il. 17.646 ; a)lla\ ma/l' ai)/qrh pe/ptatai a)ne/felos Od. 6.44 , cf. Ar. Av. 778 (lyr.), Lyc. 700 , AP 6.179 ( Arch. ), etc. air, as an element, Orac.Chald. 169 . ai)qrh-genh/s, e/s, (gene/sqai) borninclear sky, *bore/as Il. 15.171 . ai)qrh-gene/ths, Od. 5.296 . ai)qrh/-eis, essa, en, = ai)/qrios , Pherenic. ap. Sch. Pi. O. 3.28 , Opp. C. 4.73 . ai)qr-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, = ai)/qrh , first in Sol. 13.22 , then in Ion. Prose, Com., X. , and Arist. : e)c ai)qri/hs kai\ nhnemi/hs Hdt. 7.188 ; e)c ai)qri/as a)stra/yw Cratin. 53 , cf. Hdt. 3.86 , X. HG 7.1.31 ; ai)qri/as ou)/shs in clear weather, Arist. Mete. 342a12 ; ai)qri/hs or -i/as abs., Hdt. 7.37 , Ar. Nu. 371 ; th=s ai)qri/as Arist. Pr. 939b15 . esp. the clear cold air of night, Hdt. 2.68 , cf. Hp. Aët. 8 . [i^ in penult. exc. in dact. and anap., Sol. l.c., Ar. l.c.] ai)qr-ia/zw, clear the sky, a)e/ra Arist. Pr. 941a4 :—also = ai)qria/w , in pf. part. Pass. h)|qriasme/na Hp. Morb. 3.17 . ai)qr-i/asis, exposure to air, Olymp.Alch. p.87 B. ai)qr-ia/w, expose to the air, cool, ai)qrih/sas Hp. Morb. 3.17 ; cf.ai)qria/zw. intr., clear up, of the sky, w(s d' h)|qri/a_se Babr. 45.9 . ai)qri/dion, to/, Dim. of ai)/qrion, PRyl. 312 (i A. D.). ai)qrino/s, h/, o/n, = prwi+no/s , Hsch. ai)qrio-koite/w, sleep in the open air, Theoc. 8.78 , Antyll. ap. Orib. 9.3.8 . ai)qrio-poie/w, clear the sky, Gloss. ai)/qrios, on, clear, bright, of weather, ai)qri/ou e)o/ntos tou= h)e/ros Hdt. 2.25 ; ai)/. pa/gos clear frost, S. Fr. 149 ; f.l. in Ant. 357 . epith. of *zeu/s, Heraclit. 120 , Theoc. 4.43 , cf. Arist. Mu. 401a17 , Thphr. CP 5.12.2 ; of winds which cause a clear sky, h. Ap. 433 , Arist. Mete. 364b29 ; esp. of the North wind, ib. 358b1 . kept in the open air, ste/fh Cratin. 22 . ai)/qrion, to/, adaptation of Lat. atrium to a Greek sense, J. AJ 3.6.2 , Luc. Anach. 2 , POxy. 268.22 (i A. D.), etc. ai)qro-ba/ths, ou, o(, walking through ether, of Abaris, Porph. VP 29 . rope-dancer, Man. 4.278 . ai)qro-bole/w, Astrol., = a)ktinobole/w (q.v.), c. acc., ib. 224 . ai)qro-do/nhtos, on, whirling through ether, ib. 298 . ai)qro-pla^nh/s, e/s, wandering in ether, a)sth/r a planet, ib. 586 . ai)qro-poleu/w, roam through air, Id. 2.383 :—also ai)qro-pole/w, Max. 483 . ai)=qros, o(, the clear chill air of morn, Od. 14.318 , cf. Alc. Supp. 4.14 . = ai)/qrion , PLond. 3.1023.20 (v/vi A. D.). ai)qro/tokos, on, born of air, Man. 4.339 . ai)/qugma, atos, to/, (ai)qu/ssw) gleam, glamour, o(/plwn Onos. 28 (pl.); puro/s D.Chr. 80.5 , cf. Plu. 2.966b : metaph., spark, ai)/. eu)noi/as, do/chs, Plb. 4.35.7 (pl.), 20.5.4 ; mh/t' i)/xnos mh/t' ai)/. Phld. Sign. 29 ; mhdeno\s ei)s tou)nanti/on mhd' e(/ws ai)qu/gmatos a)nqe/lkontos ib. 18 . ai)/quia, h(, diving-bird, prob. shearwater, Od. 5.337 , cf. Arist. HA 542b17 , Call. Del. 12 , AP 7.285 ( Glauc. ); i)xqubo/loi ib. 6.23 ( Zon. ):— epith. of Athena, as protecting ships, Paus. 1.5.3 . metaph., ship, Lyc. 230 . ai)quio/qreptos, on, feeding with sea-birds, Lyc. 237 . ai)qukth/r, h=ros, o(, rushing violently, of pigs, Opp. C. 2.332 ; fu/saloi ai). Id. H. 1.368 . ai)qu/ssw (usu. in pres., impf. h)/|qusson Hsch. , kat-ai/qusson Pi. P. 4.83 ): aor. par-ai/quca Id. O. 10(11).73 , A.R. 2.1253 : (akin to ai)/qw):— set in rapid motion, stir up, kindle, S. Fr. 542 , cf. Nonn. D. 1.187 , al.; ktu/pon, no/on, ib. 38.382 , 48.689 :— Pass. , quiver, of leaves, Sapph. 4 , cf. Nonn. D. 1.31 . intr., Arat. 1034 . ai)/qw, only pres. and impf., light up, kindle, Hdt. 4.145 , A. Ag. 1435 ; qeoi=s i(era/ S. Ph. 1033 ; lampa/das E. Rh. 95 ; da/fnan Theoc. 2.24 , etc.; pura/ E. Rh. 41 , 78 , 823 : metaph., se/las o)/mmasin ai)/qei AP 12.93 ( Rhian. ); xo/lon ai)=qes ib. 5.299 (Paul. Sil.). rarely intr., burn, blaze, Pi. O. 7.48 ; lampth=res ou)ke/t' h)=|qon S. Aj. 286 . Pass. , ai)/qomai, burn, blaze, Hom. always in part., puro\s me/nos ai)qome/noio Il. 6.182 , cf. 8.563 ; ai). dalo/s 13.320 ; dai/+des Od. 7.101 , cf. Pi. O. 1.1 , Pae. 6.97 , E. Hipp. 1279 , etc.; after Hom. in other moods, ai)/qetai ka/llista [ta\ o)ste/a] Hdt. 4.61 ; ai)qe/sqw de\ pu=r E. IA 1470 ; dw/mat' ai)/qesqai dokw=n Id. Ba. 624 , cf. X. An. 6.3.19 : metaph., e)/rwti ai)/qesqai X. Cyr. 5.1.16 , cf. AP 12.83 ( Mel. ); ai)/qeto . . e)/rws ( Ep. impf.) burnt fiercely, A.R. 3.296 . (Cf. Lat. aestas, aestus: the weak form of the root appears in i)qai/nesqai, cf. Skt. inddhé 'kindles'.) ai)/qwn, wnos, o(, h(, (ai)/qw) fiery, burning, kerauno/s Pi. O. 10(11).83 ; of fiery smoke, P. 1.23 . of burnished metal, flashing, glittering, si/dhros Il. 4.485 , Od. 1.184 , S. Aj. 147 (lyr.); xalko/s B. 12.50 ; le/bhtes, tri/podes, Il. 9.123 , 24.233 . of animals or birds, i(/ppoi Il. 2.839 ; ai)eto/s 15.690 ; bo/es Od. 18.372 ; a)lw/phc Pi. O. 11 ( 10 ). 20 ; dora/, of a boar, B. 5.124 ; prob. of colour, red-brown, tawny, since sleek, shining, or fiery, fierce do not suit all cases (but ai)/. qh=res fierce, Pl. R. 559d ); pr. n. of horse, Il. 8.185 . metaph. of men, hot, fiery, S. Aj. 221 (lyr.), 1088 , Hermipp. 46 ; ai)/qwn lh=ma fiery in spirit, A. Th. 448 ; limo\s ai)/qwn prob. in Hes. Op. 363 , Epigr. ap. Aeschin. 3.184 , Call. Cer. 68 . (The forms ai)/qona, ai)/qonos have been corrupted into ai)/qopa, ai)/qopos, Hes. Op. l.c., S. Aj. 221 .) ai)qwpo/s, o/n, fiery, Man. 4.166 . ai)ka/lh, h(, = a)pa/th , Zonar. ai)ka/llw, only pres. andimpf., (ai)ka/los) flatter, wheedle, fondle, properly of dogs (cf. Phryn. PS p.36B. ), c.acc., E. Andr. 630 , cf. Pl.Com. 21D. ; to\n despo/thn h)/|kalle Ar. Eq. 48 ; ta\ me\n lo/gi' ai)ka/llei me flatter, please me, ib. 211 ; ai)ka/llei kardi/an e)mh/n it cheers myheart. Id. Th. 869 ; tou\s peri\ th\n au)lh/n Plb. 5.36.1 , cf. Axiop. 3.4 , Philostr. VA 5.42 :— Pass. , u(po/ tinwn Plb. 15.25.31 :—of a fox, seshro\s ai)ka/llousa wagging the tail fawningly, Babr. 50.14 .—Trag., Com., and later Prose. ai)ka/los, o(, flatterer, Hsch. ai)/ke, ai)/ken, poet. and Dor. for e)a/n. ai)kei/h, Ion. , = ai)ki/a , Herod. 2.41 . ai)ke/lios, on, poet. for a)eike/lios, Thgn. 1344 , E. Andr. 131 (lyr.). a)i+kh/ [a_i_], h(, (a)i/+ssw) rapid motion, flight, to/cwn a)i+kai/ Il. 15.709 ; e)retmw=n Opp. H. 4.651 . a)i+kh/s [i^], e/s, poet. for a)eikh/s. Adv. a)i+kw=s Il. 22.336 :—in Trag. ai)kh/s, e/s. ai)ke\s ph=ma A. Pr. 472 ; qana/tous ai)kei=s S. El. 206 (lyr.). Adv. ai)kw=s S. El. 102 , 216 (both lyr.), Pl.Com. 225 . ai)k-i/a, h(, Att. for Ion. a)eiki/h (q.v.), insulting treatment, outrage, A. Pr. 179 , S. El. 515 (lyr.), OC 748 , etc. torture, Plb. 1.80.8 , cf. 24.9.13 : pl., torments, A. Pr. 93 , S. El. 486 (lyr.), And. 1.138 , etc. in Prose usu. law-term, assault, ai)ki/as di/kh Pl. R. 425d , 464e ; h)=n o( th=s bla/bhs u(mi=n no/mos pa/lai, h)=n o( th=s ai)., h)=n o( th=s u(/brews D. 21.35 , cf. Lys. Fr. 44 , etc. generally, suffering, Th. 7.75 . [Prob. misspelt for -eia (which is freq. v.l.); - - - in Poets.] ai)k-i/zw, aor. h)/|kisa Herod. 2.46 : pf. ai)/kika: u(/brika, Hsch. :—maltreat, tina/ S. Aj. 403 , Tr. 839 ; sw=ma Tim. Pers. 189 ; of a storm, mar, spoil, pa=sanai)ki/zwn fo/bhn u(/lhs S. Ant. 419 :— Pass. , to be tortured, rarely in pres. in A. Pr. 169 , Pl. Ax. 372a : pf. h)/|kismai D.S. 18.47 , Polyaen. 8.6 : more freq. in aor. 1, pro\s kunw=n e)desto\n ai)kisqe/nta S. Ant. 206 ; e)de/qh kai\ h)|ki/sqh Lys. 6.27 ; ta\ sfe/tera au)tw=n sw/mata ai)kisqe/ntes And. 1.138 , cf. Isoc. 4.154 ; ei)s to\ sw=ma ai)kisqh=nai plhgai=s Arist. Pol. 1311b24 . more freq. in Med. ai)ki/zomai, A. Pr. 197 , Isoc. 4.123 : impf. h)|kizo/mhn S. Aj. 300 : fut. ai)ki/somai AP 12.80 ( Mel. ), Att. -iou=mai (kat-) E. Andr. 829 : aor. h)|kisa/mhn S. Aj. 111 , OT 1153 , Isoc. 5.103 , X. An. 3.4.5 : pf. h)/|kismai E. Med. 1130 , plpf. h)/|kisto Plu. Caes. 29 :—in same sense as Act. , Il. cc.; damage, ta\ xwri/a D. 43.72 : c. dupl. acc. pers. et rei, ai)ki/zesqai/ tina ta\ e)/sxata X. An. 3.1.18 ; ai)ki/sasqai/ tinas pa=san ai)ki/an Plb. 24.9.13 . ai)/k-isma, atos, to/, outrage, torture, A. Pr. 989 , Lys. 6.26 :— in pl. -i/smata nekrw=n mutilated corpses, E. Ph. 1529 . ai)k-ismo/s, o(, = foreg., D. 8.51 , Ctes. Fr. 29.58 , etc.; po/lews LXX 2 Ma. 8.17 . Medic., discomfort, Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.23.13 ; wrench, shock, ai). ai)fni/dios Apollon.Cit. 1 . ai)k-istiko/s, h/, o/n, prone to outrage, only in Adv. -kw=s Sch. Il. 22.336 , Poll. 8.75 , etc. ai)k-i/stria, h( (as if from a masc. ai)kisth/s), she who tortures, Suid. ai)kloi: ai( gwni/ai tou= be/lous, Hsch. ai)=klon or a)/i+klon, to/, the evening meal at Sparta, Epich. 37 , Alcm. 71 , Polem. Hist. 86 , cf. Ath. 4.139b :—also ai)=knon, Hsch. , Suid. a)i+kth/r [a_], h=ros, o(, (a)i/+ssw) swift-rushing, darting, skorpi/os Opp. H. 1.171 ; a)ste/res Nonn. D. 2.192 . a)/i+ktos, on, (i(kne/omai) unapproachable, kai\ o)/yei kai\ yau/sei Hp. Vict. 1.10 (sed leg. a)/qiktos), Hsch. ai)/linon, to/, = li/non , Ps.- Dsc. 2.103 . ai)/li^nos, o(, cry of anguish, dirge, ai)/linon ai)/linon ei)pe/ A. Ag. 121 (lyr.), cf. S. Aj. 627 (lyr.), E. Or. 1395 ; of an epitaph, AP 6.348 ( Diod. ); said to be from ai)= *ai/non ah me for Linos! cf. Paus. 9.29.8 . Adj., ai)/linos, on , mournful, plaintive, ai)li/nois kakoi=s E. Hel. 171 ; bre/fos ai)/. unhappy, IG 14.1502 : neut. pl. ai)/lina as Adv., Call. Ap. 20 , Mosch. 3.1 : hence ai)line/w sing a dirge, cj. in Dosiad. Ara 15 . ai)=los, v. a)/llos . ai)lou/rios, o( , r(i/za tis, Hsch., EM 34.9 . ai)louri/s, h(, fem. of ai)/louros 1 , Gloss. ai)louro-bosko/s, o(, keeper of sacred cats, PSI 4.440.2 (iii B. C.). ai)louro-pro/swpos, on, cat faced, qeo/s PMag.Par. 2.4.13 (e)l-). ai)/louros, Arist. HA 540a10 , Phgn. 811b9 , or ai)e/louros, o(, h(, Hdt. and Comici ll. cc., S. Ichn. 296 :— cat, Felis domesticus, Hdt. 2.66 , Ar. Ach. 879 , Anaxandr. 39.12 , Timocl. 1 , LXX Ep.Je. 22 , Plu. 2.144c . = a)nagalli\s h( kuanh= , Ps.- Dsc. 2.178 ; also ai)lou/rou o)fqalmo/s, o( , ibid. ai)lourota/fos, ou, o(, burier of cats, Wilcken Chr. 385ii 25 (iii B. C.). ai)louro/fqalmos, on, with cat-like eyes, Heph.Astr. 1.1 . ai(=ma, atos, to/, blood, Il. 1.303 , etc.; fo/nos ai(/matos 16.162 ; yuxh=s a)/kraton ai(=ma S. El. 786 : in pl., streams of blood, A. Ag. 1293 , S. Ant. 121 , E. El. 1172 , Alc. 496 . of anything like blood, *bakxi/ou Tim. Fr. 7 ; ai(=. stafulh=s LXX Si. 39.26 , cf. App.Anth. 3.166 ( Procl. ). dye obtained from a)/gxousa, alkanet, PHolm. 15.25 , PLeid.X. 99.3 . with collat. meaning of spirit, courage, ou)k e)/xwn ai(=ma pale, spiritless Aeschin. 3.160 ; tou\s ai(=ma fa/skontas th\n yuxh/n Arist. de An. 405b4 . bloodshed, murder, A. Ch. 520 , S. OT 101 ; o(/maimon ai(=. a kinsman's murder, A. Supp. 449 ; ei)/rgastai mhtrw=|on ai(=. E. Or. 285 , cf. 406 ; ai)=. pra/ttein ib. 1139 ; ai(=ma suggene\s ktei/nas S. Fr. 799.3 ; ai(=ma tragokto/non shedding of goat's blood, E. Ba. 139 ; e)f' ai(/mati feu/gein to avoid trial for murder by going into exile, SIG 58 (Milet., V B.C.), D. 21.105 ; ai(=ma suggene\s feu/gwn E. Supp. 148 : pl. in this sense, A. Ch. 66 , 650 , freq. in E. , never in S. ; ai(/matasu/ggona brothers' corpses, E. Ph. 1502 :—concrete, neako/nhton ai(=. keen-edged death, i. e. a sword, S. El. 1394 (expl. by ma/xaira, Hsch. ). blood relationship, kin, ai(=. te kai\ ge/nos Od. 8.583 ; ai(/mato/s ei)s a)gaqoi=o 4.611 ; oi/+ sh=s e)c ai(/mato/s ei)si gene/qlhs Il. 19.111 ; to\ ai(=. tinos his blood or origin, Pi. N. 11.34 ; ai(=. e)mfu/lion incestuous kinship, S. OT 1406 ; tou\s pro\s ai(/matos Id. Aj. 1305 , cf. Arist. Pol. 1262a11 ; mhtro\s th=s e)mh=s e)n ai(/mati akin to her by blood, A. Eu. 606 , cf. Th. 141 ; a)f' ai(/matos u(mete/rou S. OC 245 . concrete, of a person, w)= *dio\s . . ai(=ma IG 14.1003.1 , cf. 1389 ii4 , etc. ai(magmo/s, ou=, o(, bloodshed, in pl., Vett. Val. 3.4 , al. ai(magwgo/s, o/n, (a)/gw) drawing off blood, Sor. 1.71 : -go/n, to/, = glukusi/dh , Ps.- Dsc. 3.140 . ai(makouri/ai, w=n, ai(, (kore/nnumi) Boeot. for e)nagi/smata, offerings of blood made to the dead, Pi. O. 1.90 , B. 7.5 (prob.l.):—sg.in Plu. Arist. 21 ( v.l. ai(mo- ). ai(mak-tiko/s, h/, o/n, making bloody, Sch. S. Ant. 1003 . ai(mak-to/s, h/, o/n, mingled with blood, of blood, E. IT 645 (lyr.). ai(mal-e/os, a, on, blood-red, Tryph. 70 ; bloodstained, AP 6.129 ( Leon. ), Nonn. D. 5.14 . ai(mal-w/dhs, v.l. for ai(mat- , Hp. Epid. 4.29 ( Erot. ). ai(malwpia/w, have the appearance of clotted blood, Dsc. 2.77 . ai(ma/lwy, wpos, o(, mass of blood: bloodshot place, Hp. Coac. 542 , Nat.Puer. 13 , POxy. 1088i3 (i A. D.); blood-clot, Aret. SA 2.9 . as Adj., looking like clotted blood, xumo/s Id. SD 2.1 . ai(/macis, ews, h(, letting of blood, Aret. CA 1.6 . ai(ma/roia, h(, = ai(mo/rr- , and ai(maroi+ko/s, = ai(morr- , BGU 1026 xxii 15 B (iv/v A. D.). ai(ma/s, a/dos, h(, gush, stream of blood, S. Ph. 695 (lyr.). ai(ma^sia/, h(, wall of dry stones, ai(masia/s te le/gein to lay walls, Od. 18.359 ; ai(. le/contes 24.224 , cf. Hdt. 2.69 , Theoc. 7.22 ; ai(. e)ggeglumme/nh tu/poisi Hdt. 2.138 : of the walls of a city or fortress, Id. 1.180 , 191 , Th. 4.43 ; ai(. perioikodomh=sai D. 55.11 ; e)f' ai(masih=|sin h(/menos Theoc. 1.47 , cf. IG 12(3).248 (Anaphe). ai(ma^siologe/w, lay walls, Theopomp.Com. 73 . ai(ma^siw/dhs, es, like a ai(masia/, Pl. Lg. 681a . ai(ma/ssw, Att. ai(ma/l-ttw, D.H. 2.74 : fut. -a/cw (v. infr.): aor. h(/|maca (v. infr.):— Pass. , aor. h(|ma/xqhn E. El. 574 , ai(ma/xqhn S. Aj. 909 (lyr.), part. A. Pers. 595 : pf. h(/|magmai SIG 1171 (Lebena):—make bloody, stain with blood, pedi/on Pi. I. 8(7).50 , cf. A. Ag. 1589 ; e(sti/as qew=n Id. Th. 275 ; bwmo/n Theoc. Ep. 1 , cf. Philostr. VA 1.1 ; li/qous D.H. l.c.; kra=t' e)mo\n to/d' au)ti/ka pe/tra| . . ai(ma/cw pesw/n S. Ph. 1002 ; po/teros a)/ra po/teron ai(ma/cei ; shall bring to a bloody end, E. Ph. 1289 ; pe/sea da/i+a . . ai(ma/ceton ib. 1299 ; ai(ma/ceis . . ta\s kallifqo/ggous w|da/s Id. Ion 168 : abs., toi=s me\n ou)x h(/|massen be/los drew no blood, Id. Ba. 761 ; oi)ke/th| pleura/n LXX Si. 42.5 :— Med. , h(|ma/canto braxi/onas AP 7.10 :— Pass. , become bloody, Hp. Mul. 1.91 ; h(|magme/nai sa/rkes SIG 1171 :—to be slain, au)to/xeir ai(ma/ssetai S. Ant. 1175 . Medic., draw blood, as by cupping, Aret. CA 1.4 . intr., to be bloody, blood-red, Nic. Al. 480 , Opp. H. 2.618 . ai(mata/w, to be bloodthirsty, dub. l. Alcm. 68 . ai(ma^tekxusi/a, h(, shedding of blood, Ep.Heb. 9.22 . ai(ma/th, h(, = leka/nh , Theognost. Can. 5.32 . ai(ma^thro/s, a/ , o/n (o/s, o/n E. Or. 962 ):— bloodstained, xei=pes S. Ant. 975 (lyr.); ci/fos E. Ph. 625 ; o)/mma bloodshot, Id. IA 381 ; flo\c ai(mathra\ ka)po\ . .druo/s, i.e. a)f' ai(/matos kai\ druo/s, fed by the blood of the victim and the wood, S. Tr. 766 : esp. bloody, murderous, pneu=ma A Eu. 137 ; teu=xos Id. Ag. 815 ; qhga/nai Id. Eu. 859 ; o)mma/twn diafqorai/ S. OC 552 ; sto/nos caused by the blood-reeking wound, Id. Ph. 694 (lyr.). of blood, me/nos A. Ag. 1067 ; stago/nes gouts of blood, E. Ph. 1415 ; ai(. r(ou=s Hp. Coac. 502 ; ai(. fle/bes conueying blood, Philostr. VA 8.7 . ai(ma^thfo/ros, on, bringing blood: bloody, uo/ros A. Th. 419 (lyr.). ai(ma^ti/a, h(, blood-broth, eaten at Sparta, Poll. 6.57 . ai(ma^ti/zw, stain with blood, ai(mati/sai pe/don ga=s A. Supp. 662 . of insects, draw blood, sting, Arist. HA 532a13 . ai(ma^tiko/s, h/, o/n, of the blood, qermo/ths Arist. PA 697a29 ; u(gro/ths Id. GA 777a7 ; trofh/, u(/lh, Id. PA 652a21 , 665b6 ; xumo/s Gal. 13.332 . = e)/naimos , of animals which have blood, opp. a)/naimos, Arist. PA 665b5 , cf. HA 489a25 ; to\ h(=par -kw/taton PA 673b27 . ai)ma/ti^nos, h, on, of blood, bloody, stigmh/ Arist. HA 561a11 ; da/krua Sch. E. Hec. 241 . red, of glass, Plin. HN 36.198 . ai(ma/tion, to/, Dim. of ai(=ma, a littleblood, Arr. Epict. 1.9.33 , Heliod. (?) ap. Orib. 46.11.9 , M.Ant. 5.4 . blood-sauce, a kind of ga/ron, Gp. 20.46.6 . black-pudding, SIG 1002.11 (Milet.), 1025.53 (Cos), Hsch. ai(ma^ti/s, i/dos, h/, blood-redcloak(?), Arist. Col. 797a6 : perh. f.l. for sq. ai(ma^ti/ths [i_t], ou, o(, blood-like, li/qos ai(. haematite, a red iron-ore, Dsc. 5.126 , cf. Athenod. Tars. 4 ; ei)leo\s ai(., a disease, Hp. Int. 46 :— fem., ai(mati=tis fle/y avein as conductor of blood, Id. Morb.Sacr. 15 ; ai(. xordh/ a black-pudding, Sophil. 5 ; li/qos (cf supr), Thphr. Lap. 37 . ai(ma^to-dektiko/s, h/, o/n, = sq., a)ggei=on Sch. Ar. Th. 754 . ai(ma^to-do/xos, on, holding blood, Sch. Od. 3.444 . ai(ma^to-eidh/s, e/s, like blood, blood-red, D.S. 17.10 . ai(ma^to/eis, o/essa, o/en, contr. ai(matou=s, ou=ssa ( S. OT 1279 cj.), ou=n, = ai(mathro/s , Il. 5.82 . blood-red, or of blood, yia/des, smw=dic, 16 . 459 , 2.267 . suffused with blood, flushed, r(e/qos S. Ant. 528 ; of the petals of a rose, AP 6.154 ( Leon. ). bloody, murderous, po/lemos, etc., Il. 9.650 , etc.; e)/ris A. Ag. 698 (lyr.); blaxai/ Id. Th. 348 (lyr.). ai(ma^to-loixo/s, o/n, (lei/xw) licking blood: e)/rws ai(. thirst for blood, A. Ag. 1478 (lyr.). ai(ma^to-poie/w, to make into blood, Pall. in Hp. 2.74D. ai(ma^to-poihtiko/s, h/, o/n, blood-making, du/namis tou= h(/patos Gal. 16.506 :—also ai(ma^to-poio/s, 7.213 , Sch. E. Hec. 90 . ai(ma^to-posi/a or ai(mo-posi/a, h(, drinking of blood, Porph. ap. Stob. 1.49.53 . ai(ma^to-pote/w, drink blood, Sch. Ar. Eq. 198 . ai(ma^to-pw/ths, ou, o(, blood-drinker, blood-sucker, Ar. Eq. 198 :—fem. ai(ma^to-pw=tis, idos, Man. 4.616 . ai(ma^to-rro/fos, on, blood-drinking, A. Eu. 193 , Archipp. 4 D. ; ti/sis S. Fr. 743 . ai(ma^to/-rru^tos, on, blood- streaming, ai(. r(ani/des a shower of blood, E. IA 1515 (lyr.). ai(ma^to-spo/dhtos, on, splashed with blood, S. Fr. 817 . ai(ma^to-sta^gh/s, e/s, (sta/zw) blood-dripping, reeking with blood, fo/nos A. Ag. 1309 , cf. Pers. 816 , E. Supp. 812 (lyr.), Ar. Ra. 471 . ai(ma^tourgo/s, h/, on, murderous, *)/areos du/namis Porph. ap. Eus. PE 3.11 . ai(ma^to-floibosta/sies, ai(, corrupt word, Hp. Epid. 6.7.2 , cf. Gal. 19.71 . ai(ma^to/-furtos, on, blood-stained, be/lh AP 5.179 ( Mel. ); fo/nos Phleg. Mir. 3 . ai(ma^to-xa^rh/s, e/s, delighting in blood, Suid. ai(ma^t-o/w, make bloody, stain with blood, ai(ma/tou qea=s bwmo/n E. Andr. 260 ; dia\ parh=|dos o)/nuxa . . ai(matou=te Id. Supp. 77 :— Pass. , mhde\n ai(matw/meqa A. Ag. 1656 ; kra=tas ai(matou/menoi E. Ph. 1149 ; h(|matwme/nh xei=ras Id. Ba. 1135 , cf. Ar. Ra. 476 , Th. 7.84 , X. Cyr. 1.4.10 , etc. slay, aor. ai(matw=sai S. Fr. 987 . turn into blood, th\n trofh/n Gal. 8.379 :— Pass. , Ruf. Ren.Ves. 5.2 , Gal. 17(2).692 . ai(ma^t-w/dhs, es, looking like blood, diaxwrh/mata Hp. Prog. 11 ; fa/rugc Th. 2.49 , cf. Arist. Mete. 342a36 , Thphr. HP 6.4.6 , etc. of the nature of blood, bloody, u(gro/ths Arist. GA 726b32 , cf. PA 665b7 ( Comp. ), al.; diaxw/rhsis Diocl. Fr. 147 . ai(ma^t-wpo/s, o/n, bloody to behold, blood-stained, ko/rai, of the Furies, E. Or. 256 ; dergma/twn diafqorai/ Id. Ph. 870 . ai(ma^/t-wsis, ews, h(, changing into blood, Gal. 6.256 , 8.350 . ai(ma^t-w/y, w=pos, o(, h(, = ai(matwpo/s , E. HF 933 (cj. Pors.). ai(mhpo/ths, o(, Ion. for ai(mopo/ths, A.D. Adv. 189.10 . ai(mhro/s, a/, o/n, = ai(mathro/s , Man. 1.338 , of women, cf. Androm. ap. Gal. 14.33 , St. Byz. s.v. *)epi/dauros; pro/swpon ai(. flushed with anger, Phld. Ir. p.5 W. ai)mi/qeos, Aeol. for h(mi/-, Alc. Supp. 8.13 . ai)mi/onos, Aeol. for h(mi/-, Sapph. Supp. 20.14 . ai)/misus, Aeol. for h(/misus, q.v. ai(mni/on, to/, basin for blood, v.l. for a)mni/on , Od. 3.444 . ai(mo-ba^rh/s, e/s, heavy with blood, Opp. H. 2.603 . ai(mo-ba^fh/s, -e/s, bathed in blood, S. Aj. 219 (anap.), Nonn. D. 2.52 ; telamw=nes Sor. 1.28 . ai(mo-bo/ros, on, blood-sucking, of certain insects, Arist. HA 596b13 ; gaste/ras ai(., of serpents, greedy of blood, Theoc. 24.18 ; e)/xidna IG 4.620.4 (Argos); lu/kos ble/pwn -bo/ron Alciphr. 3.21 . ai(mo-bo/tos, on, feeding on blood, Orac. ap. Porph. Plot. 22 . ai(mo-daite/w, to revel in blood, Thphr. ap. Porph. Abst. 2.8 . ai(mo/-diyos, on, bloodthirsty, Luc. Ocyp. 97 . ai(mo-do/xos, on, = ai(matodo/xos , EM 84.41 , Suid. s.v. ai(mni/on . ai(mo/-dwron, to/, herb-bane, Orobanche cruenta, Thphr. HP 8.8.5 , Plin. HN 19.176 (prob.). ai(mo-eidh/s, e/s, = ai(matoeidh/s< Ph. 2.244 . ai(mo/-kerxnon, to/, cough with bloodspitting, Hp. Epid. 4.37 . ai(mo-po/ths, = ai(matopw/ths , Vett.Val. 78.6 , Hsch. s.v. h)eropo/ths :—fem. ai(mo-po/tis, h(, epith. of Hecate, PMag.Par. 1.2864 : of the Moon, Hymn.Mag. 5.53 . ai(mo-ptui+ko/s, h/, o/n, spitting blood, Charixenesap. Gal. 13.50 , Cael.Aur. TP 3.2.25 , etc. ai(mo/-puon, to/, bloodstained sputum, Gal. 14.444 . ai(mo-pw/ths, ou, o(, = ai(matopw/ths , Lyc. 1403 . ai(mo/-roos, on, poet. for ai(mo/rroos, Nic. Th. 318 . ai(mo-rra^ge/w, have a haemorrhage, bleed violently, e)k r(inw=n Hp. Acut. 67 ; ai(morragei= plh=qos there is a violent haemorrhage, Id. Aph. 4.27 , cf. Sostrat. 1 , Zopyr.Hist. 3 :—impers. ai(morragei= Hp. Aph. 4.74 ; tou/toisin ai(. dia\ r(inw=n Id. Epid. 1.12 . ai(mo-rra^gh/s, e/s, bleeding violently, S. Ph. 825 . ai(mo-rra^gi/a, h(, haemorrhage, Hp. Art. 69 , Aph. 7.21 ; any violent bleeding, ib. 5.16 ; nose-bleeding, Gal. 17(1).50 , etc. ai(mo-rra^giko/s, h/, o/n, liable to ai(morragi/a, Hp. Prorrh. 1.135 , etc. Adv. -kw=s, teleuta=n Gal. 8.304 . ai(mo-rragw/dhs, es, = foreg., shmei=a symptoms of haemorrhage, Hp. Prorrh. 1.130 , Ruf. Ren.Ves. 9.2 . ai(mo/-rrantos, on, (r(ai/nw) blood-sprinkled, qusi/ai E. Alc. 134 (anap), cf. IT 225 (lyr.). ai(mo-rroe/w, to lose blood, Hp. Coac. 86 , 110 , Aristobul. 32 , etc.; to have a ai(mo/rroia, LXX Le. 15.33 , Ev.Matt. 9.20 . ai(mo/-rroia, h(, discharge of blood, bloody flux, Hp. Coac. 292 , 301 ; ai(. e)k r(inw=n v.l. Id.Aër. 4 . ai(mo-rroi+dokau/sths, ou, o(, forceps for applying caustics, Paul.Aeg. 6.79 . ai(mo-rroi+ko/s, h/, o/n, belonging to ai(mo/rroia, indicating or causing it, Hp. Aph. 5.24 , cf. Coac. 300 , etc. ai(mo-rroi/+s, i/+dos, h( , mostly in pl., ai(morroi/+des (sc. fle/bes) veins liable to discharge blood, esp. haemorrhoids, piles, Hp. Aph. 3.30 , etc. kind of shell-fish, perh. Aporrhais pes-pelicani, Arist. HA 530a19 . female of ai(mo/rroos 11 , Plin. HN 20.210 ; poet., ai(moroi/+s qh/leia Nic. Th. 315 . ai(mo/-rroos, on, contr. ai(mo/-rrous, oun, flowing with blood, trw/mata Hp. Art. 69 ; ai(. fle/bes veins so large as to cause a haemorrhage if wounded, Id. Fract. 11 , ubiv. Gal. suffering from haemorrhoids, Hp. Epid. 4.7 . as Subst., a serpent, whose bite makes blood flow from all parts of the body, Philum. Ven. 21 , Nic. Th. 282 ; cf. ai(morroi/+s 111 . ai(mo-rrow/dhs, es, = ai(morragw/dhs , Hp. Coac. 306 . ai(mo-rruh/s, e/s, = ai(mo/rrutos , Phryn. PS p.26B. ai(mo/-rru^sis, ews, h(, = ai(mo/rroia , Poll. 4.186 . ai(mo/-rru^tos, on, (r(e/w) dripping blood, A. Fr. 230 :—poet. ai(mo/-rutos, no/sos IG 12(5).310 (Paros). ai(mo-rugxia/w, (r(u/gxos) have a bloody snout, Hermipp. 80 (better taken as Subst. ai(mo-i/as, ou, o(, reading -i/an for -ia=n). ai(mo/s, o(, = drumo/s A. Fr. 9 (pl.). ai(mo-sa/ths, o(, a Samian earth used in burnishing gold, interp. in Dsc. 5.154 . ai(mo-sta^gh/s, e/s, = ai(matostagh/s , E. Fr. 384 . ai(mo/-stasis, ews, h(, styptic, Androm. ap. Gal. 13.76 :=su/mfuton, prob. in Ps.- Dsc. 4.9 . ai(mo-stafi/s, i/dos, h(, = r(ododa/fnh , Dsc. 4.81 . ai(mo-fanh/s, e/s, bloodshot, of the eye, Aët. 7.22 . ai(mo-fo/bos, on, afraid of blood, i.e. of bleeding, Gal. 10.627 . ai(mo-fo/ruktos, on, (foru/ssw) defiled with blood, kre/a Od. 20.348 ; r(eu/mata Heraclit. All. 42 . ai(mo/-furtos, on, = ai(mato/furtos , Plb. 15.14.2 , Posidon. 8 . ai(mo-xa^rh/s, e/s, = ai(matoxarh/s , Sammelb. 5829.4 , Sch. E. Hec. 24 , Or. 1563 , Suid. s.v. ai(mwpou/s . ai(mo-xrow/dhs, es, blood-coloured, Hp. Epid. 4.52 . ai(mo/w, = ai(mato/w , in Pass. , Hsch. ai(muli/a, h(, (ai(mu/los) wheedling, ai(. kai\ xa/ris Plu. Num. 8 , prob. in Phld. Rh. 2.77 S. ai(mu/lios, on, = ai(mu/los , Od. 1.56 , h.Merc. 317 , Hes. Th. 890 , Thgn. 704 ; in good sense, Eranos 13.87 . ai(mu^lo-mh/ths, ou, o(, of winning wiles, h.Merc. 13 . ai(mu^lo-plo/kos, on, weaving wiles, Cratin. 379a . ai(mu/los [u^], h, on , also os, on AP 7.643 ( Crin. ):— wheedling, wily, mostly of words, ai(mu/la kwti/llousa Hes. Op. 374 ; mu=qos Pi. N. 8.33 , cf. Ar. Eq. 687 ; also ai(. mhxanai/ A. Pr. 208 ; mh\ klwpo\s ai)/nei fwto\s ai(mu/lon do/ru E. Rh. 709 ; of persons, to\n ai(mulw/taton S. Aj. 389 (lyr.), cf. Pl. Phdr. 237b , Lyc. 1124 ; of foxes, Ar. Lys. 1268 (lyr.). ai(mu^lo/frwn, on, gen. onos, (frh/n) wily-minded, Cratin. 379b . ai(m-wde/w (more correct than ai(mwdia/w acc. to Phryn. PS p.14B. ), to be set on edge, of the teeth, Hp. Hum. 9 , Cratin. 3 D. , cf. Orion 617.30 . ai(m-w/dhs, es, bloody, blood-red, Luc. Syr.D. 8 . having the teeth set on edge, Gal. 14.523 . ai(m-wdi/a, h(, sensation of having the teeth set on edge, caused by acid food or vomit, Hp. Morb. 2.16 , Arist. Pr. 863b11 , Dsc. Eup. 1.72 (pl.), Archig. ap. Gal. 8.86 . ai(m-wdiasmo/s, o(, = foreg., Hsch. s.v. gomfiasmo/s . ai(m-wdia/w, have the teeth set on edge, Hp. Morb. 2.55 , Diocl.Fr. 43 , Arist. Pr. 886b12 , LXX Ez. 18.4 (Cod.A): c. acc., ai(. tou\s o)do/ntas Hp. Morb. 2.73 : metaph. of one whose mouth waters, h(|mwdi/a Timocl. 11.7 . (In this group of words the termination may be connected with o)dw/n.) ai(/mwn, onos, o(, dub. sens., perh. eager, *skama/ndrion ai(/mona qh/rhs Il. 5.49 ; expl. by Gramm. as = dai/mwn , for dah/mwn, skilful, cf. EM 251.13 . (ai(=ma) bloody, E. Hec. 90 , dub.l.in A. Supp. 847 (lyr.). ai(mw/nios, on, blood-red, su=ka Ath. 3.76b . ai(mwpo/s, o/n, = ai(matwpo/s , AP 6.35 ( Leon. ), S.E. P. 1.44 , Paul.Aeg. 3.41 ; flushed, Ph. 2.585 . ai)na^re/ths, ou, o(, (ai)no/s) terribly brave, voc. -e/th (v.l.-e/ta) Il. 16.31 . *ai)nei/as, ou, o(, Aeneas, Ep. gen. *ai)nei/a_o, but in Il. 5.534 *ai)nei/w:— also *ai)ne)as, Il. 13.541 (disyll.), cf. S. Fr. 373.1 , etc. ai)n-ele/nh, Helen the direful (cf. *ai)no/paris), Epic.Alex.Adesp. 2.11 . ai)n-epi/kouros: e)pi\ kakw=| bohqw=n, Hsch. ai)n-e/simoi: kaqh/kontes, Id. ai)/nesis, ews, h(, praise, LXX Ps. 72(73).28 (pl.), al., Ep.Heb. 13.15 . ai)net-h/rios, a, on, laudatory, Hdn. Epim. 34 . ai)net-h/s, ou=, o(, one that praises, opp. mwmhth/s, dub. in Hp. de Arte 8 . ai)net-o/s, h/, o/n, praiseworthy, dub. in Antim. 25 codd., Arist. Rh. 1402b11 , AP 7.429 ( Alc. ), LXX Le. 19.24 . ai)ne/w (cf. ai)/nhmi, ai)ni/zomai), impf. h)/|noun E. Hec. 1154 , Ion. ai)/neon Hdt. 3.73 : fut. ai)nh/sw Od. 16.380 , Thgn. 1080 , Pi. N. 1.72 ; in Att. Poets always ai)ne/sw, as in Pi. N. 7.63 , Semon. 7.112 : aor. h)/|nhsa Hom. , opt. ai)nh/seie Simon. 57.1 ; Dor. ai)/nhsa Pi. P. 3.13 ; in Att. always h)/|nesa, Ion. ai)/nesa Hdt. 5.113 : pf. h)/|neka (e)p-) Isoc. 12.207 :— Med. , fut. ai)ne/somai (only in compds. e)p-, par-):— Pass. , aor. part. ai)neqei/s Hdt. 5.102 : pf. h)/|nhmai (e)p-) Hp. Acut. 51 , Isoc. 12.233 .—Poet. and Ion. Verb, very rare in good Att. Prose ( Pl. R. 404d , Lg. 952c ), e)paine/w being used instead:—properly, tell, speak of, A. Ag. 98 , 1482 (both lyr.), Ch. 192 ; se krhgu/hn ai)nei= reports of you as honest, Herod. 4.47 . usu. praise, approve, opp. veike/w, ye/gw, Il. 10.249 , Thgn. 612 , etc.; a)ndro\s o(\n ou)d' ai)nei=n toi=si kakoi=si qe/mis Arist. Fr. 673 :— Pass. , u(po\ *simwni/dew ai)neqei/s Hdt. 5.102 ; e)p' e)/rgmasin e)sqloi=s Theoc. 16.15 . esp. in religious sense, glorify God, LXX 1 Ch. 16.4 , Ev.Luc. 2.13 , PMag.Par. 1.1146 , al.:—also c. dat., tw|= kuri/w|, tw|= qew|=, LXX 1 Ch. 16.36 , Apoc. 19.5 . approve, advise, recommend Od. 16.380 , 403 : c. inf., recommend to do a thing, euphem. for keleu/w, A. Ch. 555 , 715 : c. part., ai)nei=n i)o/nta to commend one's going, Id. Pers. 643 :—w)= deino\n ai)=non ai)ne/sas giver of dire counsel, S. Ph. 1380 :— c. acc. rei, to be content with, acquiesce in, ga/mon Pi. P. 3.13 , cf. N. 1.72 , A. Eu. 469 , Supp. 902 , 1070 (lyr.), E. Med. 1157 ; qh=ssan tra/pezan ai)ne/sai Id. Alc. 2 . praise, with collateral sense, decline courteously, nh=| o)li/ghn ai)nei=n, mega/lh| d' e)ni\ forti/a qe/sqai Hes. Op. 643 (cf. Plu. 2.22f ), cf. S. Fr. 109 ; but, thank, cj.in E. Supp. 388 . abs., approve, o( da=mos ai)nei= IG 9(1).119 ( Locr. ). to promise or vow, tini/ ti or tini\ poiei=n ti, S. Ph. 1398 , E. Alc. 12 . ai)/nh, h(, = ai)=nos , praise, fame, e)n ai)/nh| e)w/n Hdt. 3.74 , 8.112 . ai)nh/qestos: ou)k eu)lita/neutos, Hsch. ; cf. qe/ssasqai. ai)/nhmi, Aeol. for ai)ne/w, Hes. Op. 683 . ai)/nhsis, = ai)/nesis , Ph. 2.245 . ai)nhto/s, h/, o/n, = ai)neto/s , IG 4.1607 (Cleonae), Pi. N. 8.39 ; ai)nhto\n pa/ntessin e)pixqoni/ois [ Arist. ] Pepl. 14 ; para/koitis IG 14.1363 ; ste/mma Epigr.Gr. 247 , al. ai)/nigma, atos, to/, dark saying, riddle, Pi. Fr. 177 , A. Pr. 610 , etc., cf. LXX De. 28.37 : freq. in pl., e)c ai)nigma/twn in riddles, darkly, A. Ag. 1112 , 1183 ; di' ai)nigma/twn Aeschin. 3.121 (v.l.), etc. ; e)n ai)ni/gmati 1 Ep.Cor. 13.12 ; ai)/. proba/llein, cuntiqe/nai, ple/kein to make a riddle, Pl. Chrm. 162b , Ap. 27a , Plu. 2.988a ; opp. dieipei=n, ei)de/nai, S. OT 393 , 1525 ; maqei=n E. Ph. 48 . taunt, Aristaenet. 1.27 . ambush (Theban), Palaeph. 4 . ai)nigm-ati/as, ou, o(, = ai)nigmatisth/s , D.S. 5.31 . ai)nigm-atiko/s, h/, o/n, = -w/dhs . Adv. -w=s in riddles, darkly, Sch. E. Hipp. 337 . ai)nigm-atisth/s, ou=, o(, one who speaks riddles, LXX Nu. 21.27 . ai)nigm-atopoio/s, o/n, propounding riddles, Eust. 1074.60 . ai)nigm-atw/dhs, es, riddling, dark, A. Supp. 464 ; r(hmati/skia, of the Heracliteans, Pl. Tht. 180a ; xrhsmo/s D.S. 32.10 ; of persons, Max.Tyr. 38.4 . Adv. -dw=s Arist. Rh. 1441b22 , Pl. Chrm. 164e ( Comp. ), etc. ai)nigmo/s, o(, riddle, mostly like ai)/nigma in pl., di' ai)nigmw=n e)rei=n Ar. Ra. 61 , cf. Pl. Ti. 72b , Aeschin. 3.121 ; e)n ai)nigmoi=si shmai/nein ti E. Rh. 754 ; e)n ai). lalei=n Anaxil. 22.23 : sg., Callisth. ap. Ath. 10.452a . ai)ni/zomai, Dep. only pres., = ai)ne/w , Il. 13.374 , Od. 8.487 :— Act. ai)ni/zw in AP 11.341 ( Pall. ). ai)nik-th/r, h=ros, o(, one who speaks darkly, ai). qesfa/twn S. Fr. 771 . ai)nik-th/rios, on, known from the Adv. i/ws in riddles, A. Pr. 949 . ai)nik-th/s, ou=, o(, = ai)nikth/r , of Heraclitus, Timo 43 . ai)nik-to/s, h/, o/n, expressed in riddles, riddling, S. OT 439 . ai)/nicis, h(, use of dark sayings, di' ai)ni/cews le/gesqai Plot. 6.8.19 . ai)ni/ssomai, Att. ai)ni/k-ttomai: fut. -i/comai: aor. h)|nica/mhn : (ai)=nos):— speakdarkly or in riddles, mw=nh)|nica/mhn; S. Aj. 1158 ; lo/goisikruptoi=sin ai). E. Ion 430 ; gnwri/mws ai)ni/comai so as to be understood, Id. El. 946 : c. acc. cogn., lo/gon . . ai)ni/cato Pi. P. 8.40 ; ai)ni/ssesqai e)/pea to speak riddling verses, Hdt. 5.56 : c. acc. rei, hint a thing, intimate, shadow forth, Pl. Ap. 21b , Tht. 152c ; to\ di/kaion o(\ ei)/h R. 332b ; o(/ti . . Phd. 69c ; ai). ei)s . . to refer as in a riddle to, to hint at, ei)s *kle/wna tou=t' ai)ni/ttetai Ar. Pax 47 ; th\n *kullh/nhn . . ei)s th\n xei=r' o)rqw=s h)|ni/cato used the riddling word Cyllene (cf. kullo/s) . ., Id. Eq. 1085 ; so h)|ni/caq' o( *ba/kis tou=to pro\s to\n a)e/ra Id. Av. 970 ; ai)nitto/menos ei)s e)me/ Aeschin. 2.108 ; ai). w(s . . Ps.- Plu. Vit.Hom. 4 :—ai). to\n w)keano/n form guesses about it, Arist. Mete. 347a6 . Act. in late Prose, Philostr. V A 6.11 . Pass. , to be spoken darkly, aor. h)|ni/xqhn Pl. Grg. 495b : pf. h)/|nigmai Thgn. 681 , Ar. Eq. 196 , Arist. Rh. <*> 405b4 . ai)no-ba/kxeutos, on, raging direfully, Lyc. 792 . ai)no-bi/as, Ion. ai)no-bi/hs, o(, terribly strong, AP 7.226 ( Anacr. ). ai)no/-ga^mos, on, fatally wedded, E. Hel. 1120 (lyr.), Orph. A. 867 , Man. 3.148 . ai)no-ge/neqlos, on, born to ill luck, Man. 1.145 . ai)no-ge/neios, on, with dreadful jaws, Call. Del. 92 . ai)no-gi/gas, antos, o(, terrible giant, Nonn. D. 4.447 . ai)no-go/nos, child of praise, Ph.Epic. ap. Eus. PE 9.20 . ai)no/-dakrus, o(, = foreg., IG 12(7).115 (Amorgos). ai)no-do/teirai *)erinu/es giving terrible gifts, Orph. A. 352 . ai)no/-druptos, on, terribly scarred, term of abuse for a slave, Theoc. 15.27 ( v.l. ai)no/qrupte ). ai)no-drufh/s, e/s, sadly torn, in sign of mourning, Antim. [107] . ai)no/qen, Adv. from ai)no/s, only in the phrase ai)no/qen ai)nw=s horror of horrors, Il. 7.97 . ai)no-lamph/s, e/s, horrid-gleaming, A. Ag. 389 (lyr.). ai)no/-lektros, on, fatally wedded, ib. 713 (lyr.), Lyc. 820 . with a frightful bed, of the cave of Echidna, Id. 1354 . ai)n-ole/ths, ou, o(, dire destroyer, Orph. A. 426 . ai)no-lexh/s, e/s, = ai)no/lektros , Orph. A. 878 . ai)no-le/wn, ontos, o(, dreadful lion, Theoc. 25.168 . ai)no/-li^nos, on, unfortunate in life's thread (i.e. dying young), AP 7.527 ( Theod. ). ai)no-lo/gos, o(, terrible speaker, POxy. 465 (Astrol.). ai)no/-lu^kos, o(, a horrible wolf, AP 7.550 ( Leon. ). ai)no-ma^nh/s, e/s, raving horribly, Man. 5.185 , Nonn. D. 20.152 , etc. ai)no/-moros, on, doomed to a sad end, Il. 22.481 , Od. 9.53 , Theoc. 30.1 ; come to a dreadful end, A. Th. 904 (lyr.). of terrible doom, zo/fos h.Merc. 257 ; deadly, u(/dros Q.S. 9.395 ; smu/rainai Marcell. S Id. 14 . ai)no-pa^qh/s, e/s, suffering dire ills, Od. 18.201 , A.R. 4.1078 , AP 7.167 ( Diosc. or Hecat. ); patri/s Anacr. 36 . ai)no/-pa^ris, idos, o(, like *du/sparis , direful Paris, Paris the author of ill, Alcm. 40 , E. Hec. 945 (lyr.). ai)no-pa^/thr, eros, o(, unhappy father, A. Ch. 315 . ai)no-pe/lwros, on, monstrous and terrible, da/kos Opp. H. 5.303 . ai)no-plh/c, h=gos, o(, h(, with dire sting, e)/xidna Nic. Th. 517 . ai)no-poie/w, sing praises Aq. Ps. 80(81).2 ,al. ai)no/-potmos, on, = ai)no/moros , Orph. A. 1016 . ai)=nos, o(, (ai)n<*>e/w ) poet. and Ion. word, tale, story, Il. 23.652 , Od. 14.508 , A. Supp. 534 (lyr.); ai)nei=n ai)=non to tell a tale, Id. Ag. 1483 (lyr.), S. Ph. 1380 : esp. story with moral, fable, Hes. Op. 202 , Archil. 86 , 89 ; a)/koue dh\ to\n ai)=non Call. Iamb. 1.211 : generally, saying, proverb, palaio\s ai)=. E. Fr. 508 , cf. Theoc. 14.43 ; riddle, Carm.Pop. 34 . = Att. e)/painos, praise, Il. 23.795 , Od. 21.110 , Pi. N. 1.6 ; e)pitu/mbios ai)=. A. Ag. 1547 , cf. 780 , S. OC 707 (all lyr.); a)/cios ai)/nou mega/lou Hdt. 7.107 ( v.l. e)pai/nou ), cf. LXX Ps. 8.2 , al., Ev.Luc. 18.43 . decree, resolution, tw=n *)axaiw=n IG 4.926 (Epid.); kat' ai)=non, opp. kata\ yh/fisma, SIG 672.15 (Delph.), cf. EM 36.16 . ai)no/s, h/, o/n, poet., = deino/s , dread, horrible, freq. in Hom. , of feelings, a)/xos, xo/los, tro/mos, ka/matos, o)i+zu/s, Il. 4.169 , 22.94 , 7.215 , 10.312 , Od. 15.342 ; of states and actions, as dhi+oth/s, po/lemos, mo/ros, Il. 5.409 , Od. 8.519 ( Sup. ), Il. 18.465 ; of persons, dread, terrible, esp. of Zeus, ai)no/tate *kroni/dh Il. 4.25 , etc.; su/ g' ai)nota/th, of Pallas, 8.423 ; of monsters or animals, pe/lwra Od. 10.219 ; o)/fis Hes. Fr. 14 ; li=s Theoc. 25.252 . Adv. -nw=s terribly, i.e. strangely, exceedingly, Il. 10.38 ; e)/oike/ tini 3.158 , Od. 1.208 ; file/eske 1.264 ; e)pi\ go/nu ke/klitai A. Pers. 930 (lyr.); feu/gein ti Hdt. 4.76 ; with Adj., ai). kako/s terribly bad, Od. 17.24 ; ai). pikro/s Hdt. 4.52 ; th=s *skuqikh=s ai). a)cu/lou e)ou/shs ib. 61 :—neut. pl. ai)na/ as Adv., Il. 1.414 : Sup. -o/taton 13.52 . a)/i+nos [i_], on, (i)/s) without fibres or veins, Thphr. HP 1.5.3 , 8.3.1 . ai)no-ta/la_s, antos, o(, most miserable, Antim. [106] = Call. Fr. 506 . ai)no-ti/tan, o(, fearful Titan, Hdn.Gr. 1.13 . ai)no/-tlhtos, on, terrible to bear, a)ni/h Max. 224 . ai)no-to/keia, h(, unhappy in being a mother, Mosch. 4.27 . ai)no-to/kos, on, unhappy in being a parent, Opp. H. 5.526 , IG 14.1858 :—but ai)no/tokos: o( e)pi\ kakw=| texqei/s, Hsch. ai)no-tu/rannos, o(, dreadful tyrant, APl. 5.350 . ai)no/-frwn, gloss on a)ganofrwn , Apollon. Lex. ai)no/-futa, ta/, plants of praise, Ph.Epic. ap. Eus. PE 9.20 . ai)/numai, poet. Verb, only in pres. and impf. without augm.:— take, ai)/nuto teu/xe' a)p' w)/mwn Il. 11.580 , 13.550 ; a)po\ passa/lou ai)/nuto to/con Od. 21.53 ; xei=ras ai)nu/menai taking hold of, 22.500 : c. gen. partit., turw=n ai)nume/nous 9.225 : metaph., a)lla/ m' *)odussh=os po/qos ai)/nutai a longing seizes me for him, 14.144 , cf. Hes. Sc. 41 ; enjoy, feed on, karpo/n Simon. 5.17 . (Root ai)-, as in e)/c-ai-tos.) ai(/nw, aor. inf. h(=nai Hp. ap. Gal. 19.103 (glossed by ko/yai), Phot. :— sift, winnow, Pherecr. 183 , cf. Hdn.Gr. 2.930 ; v. a)ne/w . (Possibly for van- y w, cf. vannus.) ai)/c, ai)go/s, o(, h(: dat. pl. ai)/gesin Il. 10.486 , ai)/gessin Choerob. in Theod. 323 ; also Boeot. h)/gus, = ai)/gois , IG 7.3171 :—goat, mostly fem., mhka/das ai)=gas Od. 9.124 ; leu/kas ai)=gos Sapph. 7 (s.v.l.), cf. Ar. Nu. 71 , Pl. Lg. 639a , etc., but masc. in Od. 14.106 , 530 ; also tw=n ai)gw=n tw=n tragw=n Hdt. 3.112 :—once in Trag., S. Fr. 793 (anap.). ai)\c a)/grios wild goat, prob. ibex (cf. ai)/gagros) , i)onqa/s Od. 14.50 ; i)/calos Il. 4.105 ; ai)=ges o)reskw=|oi Od. 9.155 ; a)gro/terai 17.295 :—proverbs, ai)\c ou)rani/a in Com. as a source of mysterious and suspected wealth, in allusion to the horn of Amalthea, Cratin. 244 ; ou)ra/nion ai)=ga ploutofo/ron Com.Adesp. 8 ; ai)\c th\n ma/xairan (sc. hu(=re), of those who 'ask for trouble', Zen. 1.27 ; ai)\c ou)/pw te/token 'don't count your chickens before they are hatched', 1.42 ; ai)\c *skuri/a: e)pi\ tw=n ta\s eu)ergesi/as a)natrepo/ntwn: a)natre/pei ga\r to\ a)ggei=on a)mel xqei=sa Diogenian. 2.33 ; ai)\c e)s qa/lassan: a)tene\s o(ra=|s, e)pi\ tw=n filhdou/ntwn 3.8 ; ka)\n ai)\c da/kh( a)/ndra ponhro/n 5.87 ; ou) du/namai th\n ai)=ga fe/rein, e)pi/ moi qe/te to\n bou=n Plu. 2.830a ; e)leu/qerai ai)=ges a)ro/trwn: e)pi\ tw=n ba/rous tino\s a)phllagme/nwn Zen. 3.69 ; kat' ai)=gas a)gri/as, = e)s ko/rakas , Hsch. , Diogenian. 5.49 ; nou=sos, ai)=gas e)s a)gria/das th\n a)popempo/meqa Call. Aet. 3.1.13 ; ai)gw=n o)no/mata, of worthless objects, Suid. the star Capella, Arat. 157 . a water-bird, apparently of the goose kind, Arist. HA 593b23 . fiery meteor, Arist. Mete. 341b3 . in pl., waves, Artem. 2.12 . ( Att. ai)=c, acc. to Hdn.Gr. 1.937 .) a)/i+c, a)/i+kos [a_i_], h(, (a)i/+ssw) = a)i+kh/, a)ne/mwn a)/i+kes A.R. 4.820 . a)i/+caske, Ion. and Ep. aor. of a)i/+ssw, Il. ai)cwneu/omai, Dep., to be slanderous, like the people of the Attic deme Aexone, Harp. s.v. *ai)cwnh/ . ai)ola/omai, Pass. , (ai)o/los) to be restless, Hp. Mul. 2.174b (with vv.ll.). ai)o/leios: o( poiki/los, EM 33.32 . *ai)oleu/s, e/ws, o(, Aeolian; pl. *ai)ole/es Hdt. 1.28 , Att. *ai)olei=s or -h=s Th. 7.57 :—hence Adj. *ai)oliko/s, h/, o/n, of or like the Aeolians, Theoc. 1.56 (v.l.); of the Aeolic dialect, A.D. Adv. 193.15 ,al.: Comp. -w/teron 194.8 ; of Aeolic metre, Heph. 7.5 . Adv. -kw=s S.E. M. 1.78 :—*ai)o/lios, a, on, in the Aeolian mode, no/mos Plu. 2.1132d :—fem. *ai)oli/s, i/dos, Hes. Op. 636 , Hdt. , etc.; of the Aeolian mode, Pratin. 5 ; of the Aeolic dialect, A.D. Adv. 155.11 : Subst., *ai)oli/s, h( , Id. Synt. 309.25 : poet. fem. *ai)olhi/+s, Pi. O. 1.102 . ai)ole/w, = poiki/llw , Pl. Cra. 409a . ai)o/lhsis, ews, h(, rapid motion, Sch. Pi. P. 4.412 . ai)oli/as, ou, o(, a speckled fish, Epich. 44 , Pl.Com. 173.13 ; as Adj., ai)oli/hn koraki=non Numen. ap. Ath. 7.308e . ai)oli/das: poiki/lous, taxei=s, Hsch. ai)ol-i/zw, = ai)o/llw : metaph., trick out with false words, mhd' ai)o/lize tau=ta S. Fr. 912 . (*ai)oleu/s) compose in the Aeolian mode, ai). tw=| me/lei Pratin. Fr. 5 ; speak Aeolic, Dicaearch. 3.2 , Str. 8.1.2 , Plu. Cim. 1 ; ai)oli/zetai ta\ *)alkai/ou poih/mata A.D. Synt. 279.52 . = a)olli/zw , Menecl. 8 , cf. Hsch. ai)o/l-isma, to/, varied tones, lu/ras S. Ichn. 319 . ai)ol-isti/, in the Aeolic dialect, Str. 8.1.2 . ai)o/llw, only pres., to shift rapidly to and fro, w(s d' o(/te gaste/r' a)nh\r . . ai)o/llh| Od. 20.27 . variegate, Nic. Th. 155 :— Pass. , shift colour, o)/mfakes ai)o/llontai Hes. Sc. 399 . ai)olo/-boulos, on, wily, Opp. C. 3.449 ,al. ai)olo-bro/nths, ou, o(, wielder of the flashing thunderbolt, *zeu\s ai). Pi. O. 9.42 . ai)olo/-dakrus, with glistening tears, Nonn. D. 26.79 , 43.365 . ai)olo-dei/kths, ou, o(, showing himself in various forms, of Phoebus; voc. ai)olo/deikta, cj. for -dikte, Orph. H. 8.12 . ai)olo/-deiros, on, with sheeny neck, Ibyc. 8 , cf. Opp. C. 2.317 , Nonn. D. 12.76 ,al. ai)olo/-dwros, on, bestowing various gifts, Epimenid. 19 . ai)olo-qw/rhc, hkos, o(, with glancing breastplate, Il. 4.489 , Hymn.Mag. 2(2).16 . ai)olo/-mhtis, ios, o(, h(, full of various wiles, like ai)olo/boulos , Hes. Th. 511 , A. Supp. 1036 (lyr.); also ai)olo-mh/ths, ou, o(, Hes. Fr. 7 (s.v.l.). ai)olo-mi/trhs, ou, o(, with glittering girdle, Il. 5.707 . with variegated mitre or turban, Theoc. 17.19 . ai)olo/-molpos, on, of varied strain, su=rigc Nonn. D. 40.223 . ai)olo/-morfos, on, of changeful form, Orph. H. 4.7 , etc. ai)olo/-nwtos, on, with spangled back, Opp. H. 1.125 . ai)olo/-peplos, on, with spangled robe, Nonn. D. 7.173 . ai)olo/-pous, = stikto/pous , Sch. Opp. C. 1.306 . ai)olo/-prumnos, on, with gleaming stern, nh=es B. 1.4 . ai)olo-pte/ruc, ugos, o(, h(, quickfluttering, Telest. 1.12 (dub.). ai)olo/-pwlos, on, with quick-moving steeds, Il. 3.185 , h.Ven. 137 , Theoc. 22.34 . ai)o/los, h, on, (os, on Arist. Pr. , v. infr.) quick-moving, nimble, po/das ai)o/los i(/ppos Il. 19.404 ; ai)o/lai eu)lai/ wriggling worms, 22.509 ; sfh=kes me/son ai). 12.167 ; o)/fis ib. 208 ; oi)=stros Od. 22.300 , cf. Achae. 48 . as epith. of armour, glittering, teu/xea Il. 5.295 ; sa/kos 7.222 , 16.107 ; knw/dwn S. Aj. 1025 :—generally, changeful of hue, sheeny, dra/kwn Id. Tr. 11 ; ai)o/la nu/c star-spangled night, ib. 94 (lyr.); ai). puro\s ka/sis smoke flushed by fire-light, A. Th. 494 ; ku/wn ai). speckled, Call. Dian. 91 , etc.; ai)o/la sa/rc discoloured, S. Ph. 1157 (lyr.); o)fqalmoi/ Adam. 1.8 , cf. 11 . metaph., chequered, ai)o/l' a)nqrw/pwn kaka/ A. Supp. 328 ; changeful, i)axh/ E. Ion 499 (lyr.); xorei/a Ar. Ra. 248 (lyr.); no/mos Tclest. 2 ; ai)o/la fwne/wn Theoc. 16.44 ; ai)o/loi h(me/rai changeable days, Arist. Pr. 941b24 . shifty, slippery, e)/pos Sol. 11.7 ; yeu=dos Pi. N. 8.25 ; ke/rdessi B. 14.57 ; mhxa/nhma lugko\s ai)olw/teron Trag.Adesp. 349 .—Chiefly poet. proparox. *ai)/olos, ou, o(, the lord of the winds, properly the Rapid or the Changeable, Od. , etc. name of a kind of ska/ros, Nic. Thyat. ap. Ath. 7.320c . Pythag. , = 4 , or e)niauto/s, Theol.Ar. 22 . ai)olo/-stomos, on, shifting in speech, of an oracle, A. Pr. 661 . ai)olo/-foitos, v.l. for -fulos , subject to changeful madness, Sch. Opp. H. 2.420 . ai)olo/-fu_los, on, of divers kinds, Opp. H. 1.617 . ai)olo/-fwnos, on, with changeful notes, a)hdw/n Opp. H. 1.728 . ai)olo-xai/ths, ou, o(, with parti-coloured hair, Eust. 1645.5 . ai)olo/-xrws, wtos, o(, h(, spangled, nu/c Critias 19.4 D. ai)on-a/w, moisten, foment, Hp. Nat.Mul. 44 : fut. ai)onh/sw BKT 3.20 : aor. 1 h)|o/nhsa A. Fr. 425 :— Med. , Lyc. 1425 . ai)o/n-hma, atos, to/, fomentation, D.C. 55.17 , EM 348.27 . ai)o/n-hsis ews, h(, fomenting, Hp. Liqu. 1 , Poll. 4.180 , Gal. 10.781 . a)i/+os, = ai)w/n , Stes.in Cod.Bodl.Auct.T. 11(11)f . 90 . a)i+pa/rqenos, V. a)eipa/rqenos. ai)peinh/s, es, = sq., Epigr.Gr. 1069 (e)p-lapis) (Syria). ai)peino/s, h/, o/n, (ai)pu/s) poet. Adj. high, lofty, of cities on heights, *)/ilion Il. 9.419 , al., cf. A. Fr. 284 , S. Tr. 858 (lyr.), Ph. 1000 ; ai)qh/r B. 8.34 ; of Delphi, mantei=a E. Ion 739 ; of mountain-tops, ka/rhna Il. 2.869 , Od. 6.123 . metaph., ai). lo/goi hasty, wicked words, Pi. N. 5.32 . hard to reach, sofi/ai me\n ai). Id. O. 9.108 . ai)ph/eis, essa, en, = foreg., Il. 21.87 , A.R. 2.721 , AP 7.273 ( Leon. ). ai)pol-e/w, only in pres. and impf., tend goats, Eup. 13 , Theoc. 8.85 ; h)|po/lei tai=s ai)ci/n Lys. Fr. 25 :— Pass. , a)/neu both=ros ai)polou/menai a flock tended by no herdsman, A. Eu. 196 . ai)pol-h/, sineexpl., Suid. ai)pol-iko/s, h/, o/n, of or for goatherds, qa/hma Theoc. 1.56 ; tru/panon Call. Fr. 412 ; su/rigges AP 12.128 ( Mel. ), cf. 9.217 (Muc. Scaev.). ai)po/l-ion, to/, herd of goats, ai)po/li' ai)gw=n Il. 11.679 , al., cf. Hdt. 1.126 , S. Aj. 375 (lyr.), LXX Pr. 24.66 ( 30.31 ). goat-pasture, AP 9.101 ( Alph. ). ai)/pol-os, o(, goatherd, ai)po/los ai)gw=n Od. 20.173 , cf. Hdt. 2.46 , Pl. Lg. 639a , LXX Am. 7.14 . ai)po/los: ka/phlos ( Cypr. ), Hsch. ai)=pos, eos, to/, (ai)pu/s) height, steep, A. Ag. 285 , 309 , etc.; pro\s ai)=pos o(doiporh=sai, i)e/nai to toil up-hill, Hp. Morb. 2.51 , 70 ; pro\s ai)=pos e)/rxetai, metaph. of a difficult task, E. Alc. 500 : hence ai)=. ( v.l. a)=pos ) e)kbalw\n o(dou=, i.e. the weariness of the ascent (expl. by Hsch. as ka/matos), Id. Ph. 851 (unless e)kbalw/n = 'forgetting'). ai)po/s, h/, o/n, high, lofty, of cities, Il. 13.625 , al.; ai)pa\ r(e/eqra streams falling sheer down, Il. 8.369 , Hes. Oxy. 1358.2.23 : ai)po/n, to/ , dub. in Ath.Mitt. 31.138 (Athens). ai)pu/-dmhtos, on, (de/mw) high-built, Coluth. 235 , Nonn. D. 4.13 . ai)pu-ke/rws, wn, gen. w, = u(yi/kerws , EM 37.38 , Suid. ai)pu/-lofos, on, highcrested, Nonn. D. 2.379 , etc. ai)pu-mh/ths, ou, o(, with high thoughts, *qe/midos ai)pumh=ta pai= A. Pr. 18 . ai)pu/-noos, on, = foreg., of Osiris, Hymn.Is. 19 . ai)pu/-nwtos, on, on a high mountain-ridge, of Dodona, A. Pr. 830 . ai)pu-pla^nh/s, e/s, high-roaming, Man. 4.249 . ai)pu/s, ei=a, u/, Ep. and Lyr. Adj., rare in Trag., high and steep, in Hom. mostly of cities on rocky heights, esp. of Troy, Od. 3.485 , al.; of hills, Il. 2.603 ; later of the sky, ai)qh/r B. 3.36 ; ou)rano/s S. Aj. 845 ; on high, podw=n ai). i)wh/ Hes. Th. 682 ; a(yame/nh bro/xon ai)pu/n hanging high, Od. 11.278 . metaph., sheer, utter, ai). o)/leqros freq. in Hom. , death being regarded as the plunge from a high precipice; fo/nos ai). Od. 4.843 ; qa/natos Pi. O. 10(11).42 ; sko/tos utter darkness, Id. Fr. 228 ; of passions, etc., ai). xo/los towering wrath, Il. 15.223 ; do/los ai). h.Merc. 66 , Hes. Th. 589 ; ai)puta/th sofi/h AP 11.354 ( Agath. ); arduous, po/nos Il. 11.601 , 16.651 ; ai)pu/ oi( e)ssei=tai 'twill be hard work for him, 13.317 . ai)=ra, h(, hammer, ai)ra/wn e)/rga smith's work, Call. Fr. 129 . = a)ci/nh , Hsch. darnel, Lolium temulentum, Thphr. HP 1.5.2 : in pl., Ar. Fr. 412 , Pherecr. 188 , Arist. Somn.Vig. 456b30 , Herod. 6.100 , etc. ai(re/sia, ta/, prob. dues paid on discharge of cargoes, IG 11(2).203 A 30 (Delos, iii B. C.), al. ai(resi-arxe/w, Astrol., dominate the 'condition', Rhetor.in Cat.Cod. Astr. 1.146 . ai(resi-a/rxhs, ou, o(, leader of a school, S.E. P. 3.245 ; esp. of a medical school, IG 14.1759 , Gal. 6.372 ; heresiarch, Just. Nov. 42.1.1 (pl.). Astrol., dominating the 'condition' (cf. ai(/resis B. 11.4 ), Paul.Al. R. 3 . ai(re/simos, on, that can be taken, X. Cyr. 5.2.4 . ai(resioma/xos, on, fighting for a sect, Ph. 2.84 . ai(/resis, ews, h(, taking, esp. of a town, Hdt. 4.1 , etc.; h( basile/os ai(/. the taking by the king, Id. 9.3 ; e)lpi/zwn taxi/sthn -sin e)/sesqai Th. 2.75 ; ai(/. duna/mews acquisition of power, Pl. Grg. 513a :—generally, taking, receiving, e)pigenhma/twn PTeb. 27.66 (ii B. C.). (ai(re/omai) choice, ai(/resi/n t' e)moi\ di/dou A. Pr. 779 ; tw=nde . . ai(/resin pardi/dwmi Pi. N. 10.82 ; foll. by relat., ai(/. dido/nai o(kote/rhn . . , ei) . . , etc., Hdt. 1.11 , cf. D. 22.19 ; ai(/. protiqe/nai, proba/llein, Pl. Tht. 196c , Sph. 245b ; ei) ne/moi tis ai(/resin S. Aj. 265 ; ai(/resin labei=n D. 36.11 ; poiei=sqai Isoc. 7.19 ; ai(/. gi/gnetai/ tini Th. 2.61 ; ou)k e)/xei ai(/resin it admits no choice, Plu. 2.708b . choice, election of magistrates, Th. 8.89 , cf. Arist. Pol. 1266a26 , al.; ai(re/sei, opp. klh/rw|, 1300a19 , etc. inclination, choice, pro/s tina Philipp. ap. D. 18.166 , Plb. 2.61.9 , etc., cf. IG 2.591b ; opp. fugh/, Epicur. Ep. 3p.62U. ; peri\ ai(re/sewn kai\ fugw=n, title of treatise by Epicurus. purpose, course of action or thought, like proai/resis , Pl. Phdr. 256c ; h( ai(/. th=s presbei/as Aeschin. 2.11 ; ai(/. *)ellhnikh/ the study of Greek literature, Plb. 39.1.3 :—conduct, PTeb. 28.10 (ii B. C.). system of philosophic principles, or those who profess such principles, sect, school, Plb. 5.93.8 , D.S. 2.29 , Polystr. p.20 W., D.H. Amm. 1.7 , Comp. 2 ,al., cf. Cic. Fam. 15.16.3 ; kata\ tw=n ai(., title of treatise by Antipater of Tarsus; peri\ ai(re/sewn, title of Menippean satire by Varro, cf. Fr. 164 ; ai(/resis pro\s *gorgippi/dhn, title of work by Chrysippus, D.L. 7.191 ; esp. religious party or sect, of the Essenes, J. BJ 2.8.1 ; the Sadducees and Pharisees, Act.Ap. 5.17 , 15.5 , 26.5 ; the Christians, ib. 24.5 , 14 , 28.22 , generally, faction, party, App. BC 5.2 . corps of epheboi, OGI 176 (Egypt). Astrol., 'condition', Ptol. Tetr. 21 ; h( h(merinh\ ai(/. Vett. Val. 1.13 . proposed condition, proposal, D.H. 3.10 . commission, h( e)pi\ tou\s ne/ous ai(/. Pl. Ax. 367a ; embassy, mission, IG 4.937 (Epid.). freewill offering, opp. vow, LXX Le. 22.18 ,al. bid at auction, th\n a)mei/nona ai(/. dido/nti paradoqh=nai POxy. 716.22 (ii A. D.), cf. 1630.8 (iii A. D.). ai(resiw/ths, ou, o(, member of a sect, Porph. Abst. 4.11 ( v.l. ai(retistai=s ): —fem. ai(resi-w=tis, politei/a Suid. ai(ret-e/os, a, on, to be chosen, w)felh/mata, opp. ai(reta\ a)gaqa/, Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.22 , 61 ,al. ai(rete/on, one must choose, Pl. Grg. 499e , Phld. Rh. 1.287S. , etc. ai(ret-h/s, o(, (ai(re/w) searcher of archives, ai(. h(gemonikh=s biblioqh/khs POxy. 1654.7 (ii A. D.). (ai(re/omai) one who chooses, a)gaqw=n Vett.Val. 55.17 . Astrol., = ai(retisth/s 4 , Sch. Ptol. Tetr. 96 . ai(ret-i/zw, fut. -iw= LXX Ge. 30.20 , choose, tina/ Com. ap. Phot. p.54 R., cf. Hp. Ep. 17 , LXX Ge. l.c., Babr. 61.5 ; h(|re/tika e)n au)tw=| ei)=nai/ mou ui(o/n 1 Ch. 28.6 ; h(|re/tike/ se oi)kodomh=sai ib. 10 ; ai(reti/sas path/r adoptive father, IPE 2.299 (Panticap.): abs., ai(reti/santos tou= qeou= IG 3.74 :— Med. , LXX Ps. 118(119).30 , al., Aesop. 53 , Ctes. Fr. 29.9 . ai(ret-iko/s, h/, o/n, (ai(re/w) able to choose, Pl. Def. 412a ; due to choice, oi)kei/wsis Hierocl. p.41.5A. , Anon. in Tht. 7.40 . factious, Ep.Tit. 3.10 . Astrol., belonging to the 'condition', Paul.Al. Q. 2 . Adv. -kw=s from choice, D.L. 7.126 , Hierocl. p.41.7 A. ai(ret-i/s, i/dos, h(, one who chooses, LXX Wi. 8.4 . ai(ret-isth/s, ou=, o(, one who chooses, tino/s Plb. 22.6.11 . partisan, tw=n tro/pwn tino/s Philem. 131 , cf. Plb. 1.79.9 , etc.; founder of a philosophical school, D.L. 9.6 ; tw=n lo/gwn Vit.Philonid. p.12 C. sectarian, J. BJ 2.8.2 , Iamb. Protr. 21 .ka/. Astrol., belonging to the 'condition', Jul.Laod.in Cat.Cod.Astr. 5(1).183 . ai(ret-o/s, h/, o/n, that may be taken or conquered, do/lw| Hdt. 4.201 ; to be understood, Pl. Phd. 81b . (ai(re/omai) to be chosen, eligible, opp. feukto/s, Pl. Phlb. 21d sq., Arist. EN 1097a32 , etc.: freq. in Comp. or Sup. , Hdt. 1.126 , 156 , al.; zo/hs ponhra=s qa/natos ai(retw/teros A. Fr. 401 . chosen, elected, esp. opp. klhrwto/s, Isoc. 12.154 , Pl. Lg. 759b , Arist. Pol. 1294b9 , cf. Pl. Lg. 915c , Aeschin. 3.13 ; ai(. basilh=s Pl. Mx. 238d ; turanni/s Arist. Pol. 1285a31 :—ai(. a)/ndres commissioners, Plu. Lyc. 26 . oi( ai(. X. An. 1.3.21 : = Lat.optiones, Lyd. Mag. 1.46 . that may be chosen, opp. ai(rete/os (q.v.), Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.22 . ai(re/w, impf. h(/|reon Il. 24.579 , Ion. ai(/reon Hdt. 6.31 , but contr. h(/|rei even in Il. 17.463 , h(/|reun Hes. Sc. 302 : fut. ai(rh/sw Il. 9.28 , etc.: aor. 1 h(/|rhsa late (a)n-) Q.S. 4.40 , etc.: pf. h(/|rhka A. Ag. 267 , Th. 1.61 , etc., Ion. a)rai/rhka or ai(/rhka (a)n-) Hdt. 5.102 : plpf. a)rairh/kee 3.39 :— Med. , fut. ai(rh/somai Il. 10.235 , etc.: aor. 1 h(|rhsa/mhn Plb. 38.13.7 s. v.l., Gal. 19.53 , etc.: pf. in med. sense h(/|rhmai Ar. Av. 1577 , X. An. 5.6.12 , D. 2.15 , etc.: 3 pl. plpf. h(/|rhnto Th. 1.62 :— Pass. , fut. ai(reqh/somai Hdt. 2.13 , Pl. Mx. 234b ; rarely h(|rh/somai Id. Prt. 338c : aor. h(|re/qhn and pf. h(/|rhmai D. 20.146 , al.; pf. part. a)rairhme/nos Hdt. 4.66 : plqf. h(/|rhnto X. An. 3.2.1 , a)rai/rhto Hdt. 1.191 , etc.—From [root ]e(l-: fut. e(lw= only late (di-) Test.Epict. 6.18 , (a)n-) D.H. 11.18 , (kaq-) APl. 4.334 ( Antiphil. ): aor.1 ei(=la (a)n-) Act.Ap. 2.23 , (a)n-) Epigr.Gr. 314.24 (Smyrna): elsewh.aor.2 ei(=lon Il. 10.561 , etc., Ep. e(/lon 17.321 , Ion. e(/leske 24.752 :— Med. , fut. e(lou=mai D.H. 4.75 , (a)f-) Timostr. 5 , (di-) D.H. 4.60 , (e)c-) Alciphr. 1.9 : aor. 1 ei(la/mhn Epigr.Gr. 314.5 (Smyrna), (a)f-) v.l. in Ath. 12.546a , (di-) AP 9.56 ( Phil. ): elsewh. aor. 2 ei(lo/mhn Il. 16.139 , etc., 2 sg. h)/leo Sapph. Oxy. 1787.6.3 :—Cret. forms ai)leqh=| Leg.Gort. 2.21 , a)n-ailh=qai ib. 7.10 , al.:—the etym. is doubtful, and a)gre/w (q.v.) prob. has a difft. root. Act. , take with the hand, grasp, seize, ai(. ti e)n xersi/n Od. 4.66 ; ai(. tina\ xeiro/s to take one by the hand, Il. 1.323 ; ko/mhs tina/ ib. 197 ; m' e(lw\n e)pi\ ma/staka xersi/n Od. 23.76 : part. e(lw/n adverbially, kataktei=nai/ m' e(lw/n S. Ant. 497 ; a)/cw e(lw/n Il. 1.139 , cf. Pi. O. 7.1 ; but e)/nqen e(lw/n having taken up [the song], Od. 8.500 . take away, a)p' a)ph/nhs h(/|reon a)/poina Il. 24.579 . take, get into one's power, nh=as ib. 13.42 ; esp. take a city, 2.37 , S. Ph. 347 , etc.; overpower, kill, Il. 4.457 , etc.; e(/loimi/ ken h)/ ke a(loi/hn 22.253 :—freq. of passions, etc., come upon, seize, xo/los Il. 18.322 ; i(/meros 3.446 ; u(/pnos 10.193 ; lh/qh 2.34 , etc.: c. dupl.acc., to\n d' a)/th fre/nas ei(=le 16.805 ; of disease, Pl. Tht. 142b . catch, take, zwo\n e(lei=n Il. 21.102 ; take in hunting, Hes. Sc. 302 , Hdt. 1.36 , etc.; overtake, in a race, Il. 23.345 ; get into one's power, entrap, S. OC 764 , etc.; in good sense, win over, X. Mem. 2.3.16 , cf. 3.11.11 , Pl. Ly. 205e , etc. c. part., catch, detect one doing a thing, S. Ant. 385 , 655 ; e)p' au)tofw/rw| e(lei=n E. Ion 1214 ; fw=ra e)pi\ kloph=| e(lei=n Pl. Lg. 874b . generally, win, gain, ku=dos Il. 17.321 ; stefa/nous Pi. P. 3.74 , etc.; esp. in games, *)/isqmi' e(lw\n pu/c Simon. 158 ; with double sense, overcome and win, e(le/thn di/fron te kai\ a)ne/re Il. 11.328 ; e(/len *oi)noma/ou bi/an parqe/non te su/neunon Pi. O. 1.88 , cf. S. Tr. 353 :— Pass. , a(gw\n h(|re/qh the fight was won, S. OC 1148 . generally, get, obtain, Pl. R. 359a , Ti. 64b , etc. as law-term, convict, tina/ tinos Ar. Nu. 591 , Is. 9.36 , Aeschin. 3.156 ; ei(=le/ s' h( *di/kh E. Heracl. 941 , cf. Supp. 608 : c. part., ai(. tina\ kle/ptonta to convict of theft, Ar. Eq. 829 , Pl. Lg. 941d ; h(|rh=sqai klopeu/s (sc. w)/n) S. Ant. 493 , cf. 406 . ai(. di/khn, grafh/n get a verdict for conviction, Antipho 2.1.5 , etc.; also e(lei=n tina obtain a conviction against one, Is. 7.13 ; e(lei=n ta\ diamarturhq e/nta convict the evidence of falsehood, Isoc. 18.15 . abs., get a conviction, oi( e(lo/ntes, opp. oi( e(alwko/tes, D. 21.11 ; doli/ois e(/le *ku/pris lo/gois Aphrodite won her cause . . , E. Andr. 289 , cf. Pl. Lg. 762b , etc. of a thing or circumstances which convict, tou=t' e)/stin o(\ e)me\ ai(rei= Id. Ap. 28a . o( lo/gos ai(re/ei reason or the reason of the thing proves, Hdt. 2.33 : c. acc. pers., reason persuades one, i.e. it seems good to one, Id. 1.132 , 7.41 ; w(s e)mh\ gnw/mh ai(. Hdt. 2.43 ; o(/ph| o( lo/gos ai(. be/ltist' a)\n e)/xein Pl. R. 604c , cf. Lg. 663d : c. inf., R. 440b ; o( ai(rw=n lo/gos Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.92 ; ai(rei= alone, proves, Plu. 2.651b . to\ ai(rou=n the sum due, PRyl. 167.25 (i A. D.); ta\ ai(rou=nta [ta/lanta] PGrenf. 2.23.14 (ii B. C.), PRyl. 88.19 (ii A. D.). grasp with the mind, understand, Pl. Phlb. 17e , 20d , Plt. 282d . Med. , with pf. h(/|rhmai (v. supr.), take for oneself, e)/gxos e(le/sqai take one's spear, Il. 16.140 , etc.; e)k gai/as li/qon A. Fr. 199 ; do/rpon, dei=pnon take one's supper, Il. 7.370 , 2.399 ; p<*>ein d' ou)k ei)=xen e(le/sqai Od. 11.584 ; *trwsi\n . . o(/rkon e(l. obtain it from . . , Il. 22.119 ; and so in most senses of the Act. , with the reflexive force added. take to oneself, choose, e(/taron Il. 10.235 , cf. 9.139 , Od. 16.149 , etc.; prefer, ti pro/ tinos Hdt. 1.87 ; ti a)nti/ tinos X. An. 1.7.3 , D. 2.15 ; ti/ tinos S. Ph. 1101 , cf. Theoc. 11.49 . c. inf., prefer to do, Hdt. 1.11 , etc.; e(le/sqai ma=llon teqna/nai X. Mem. 1.2.16 , cf. Pl. Ap. 38e ; ma=llon a)\n e(/loito/ m' h)\ tou\s pa/ntas *)argei/ous labei=n S. Ph. 47 : without ma=llon, Pi. N. 10.59 , Lys. 2.62 . ai(. ei) . . to be content if., AP 12.68 ( Mel. ). ai(. ta/ tinwn take another's part, join their party, Th. 3.63 , etc.; ai(. gnw/<*>hn to adopt an opinion, Hdt. 4.137 . choose by vote, elect to an office, ai(. tina\ dikasth/n, strathgo/n, etc., Id. 1.96 , Eup. 117 , etc.; tina\s a)risti/ndhn Lex ap. D. 43.57 ; ai(. tina\ e)p' a)rxh/n Pl. Men. 90b ; ai(. tina\ a)/rxein Id. Ap. 28e , cf. Il. 2.127 . Pass. , to be taken, Hdt. 1.185 , 191 , 9.102 ; more commonly a(li/skomai. v. supr. A. 11.3 . Pass. to med. sense, to be chosen, in pf. h(/|rhmai A. Ag. 1209 , etc.; Ion. a)rai/rhmai Hdt. 7.118 , 172 , 173 , al.; strathgei=n h(|rhme/nos X. Mem. 3.2.1 ; e)p' a)rxh=s h(|rh=sqai ib. 3.3.2 ; e)pi\ th\n tw=n pai/dwn a)rxh/n Pl. Lg. 809a ; tou= e)/tous . . h(|rhme/noi elected for the year . . , IGRom. 3.1422 (Bithyn.):—aor. h(|re/qhn is always so used, A. Th. 505 , Ar. Av. 799 , Th. 7.31 , etc.; pres. rarely, ai(rou=ntai presbeutai/ are chosen, Arist. Pol. 1299a19 , cf. And. 4.16 . ai(rhsitei/xhs, ous, o(, taker of cities, name of play by Diphilus. ai)/rinos, h, on, of darnel, a)/leuron Dsc. 2.112 , Archig. ap. Orib. 8.46.3 ; a)/lhta Aret. CA 2.6 . ai)ro-loge/w, clear of darnel, in Pass. , IG 5(2).514.15 (Lycosura, ii B. C.). ai)ro/-pinon, to/, sieve (e)n w(=| puroi\ sh/qontai u(pe\r tou= ta\s ai)/ras dielqei=n), Ar. Fr. 480 . a)/i_ros, o(, only in phrase *)=iros a)/iros Irus, unhappy Irus, Od. 18.73 . ai)/rw, v. a)ei/rw . ai)rw/dhs, es, apt to be infested with darnel, puro/s Thphr. HP 8.4.6 . *ai)=sa, h(, like *moi=ra , the divinity who dispenses to every one his lot or destiny, a(/ssa oi( *ai)=. gignome/nw| e)pe/nhse Il. 20.127 , cf. Od. 7.197 ; *ai)=. fasganourgo/s A. Ch. 648 (lyr.). as Appellat., decree, dispensation of a god, tetimh=sqai *dio\s ai)/sh| Il. 9.608 ; u(pe\r *dio\s ai)=san 17.321 , cf. 6.487 ; dai/monos ai)=sa kakh/ Od. 11.61 ; tea\n kat' ai)=san thanks to the destiny decreed by thee, Pi. N. 3.16 ; qeou= ai)=sa E. Andr. 1203 (lyr.):—kat' ai)=san fitly, duly, Il. 10.445 , etc.; kat' ai)=san, ou)d' u(pe\r ai)=san Il. 6.333 , cf. B. 9.32 ; e)n ai)/sa| A. Supp. 545 (lyr.); opp. par' ai)=san Pi. P. 8.13 . one's lot, destiny, ou) ga/r oi( th=|d' ai)=sa . . o)le/sqai, a)ll' e)/ti oi( moi=r' e)sti/ . . Od. 5.113 : c. inf., e)/ti ga/r nu/ moi ai)=sa biw=nai 14.359 , cf. 13.306 , al.; kakh=| ai)/sh| . . e(lo/mhn by ill luck, Il. 5.209 ; a)sfalei= su\n ai)/sa| B. 12.66 ; to\n ai)=s' a)/platos i)/sxei S. Aj. 256 (lyr.), cf. AP 7.624 ( Diod. ). generally, share in a thing, lhi/+dos, e)lpi/dos, ai)=., Od. 5.40 , 19.84 ; xqono/s Pi. P. 9.56 ; at a common meal (Argive), Hegesand. 31 ; tw= *dio\s tw= voi/nw ai)=. Inscr.Cypr. 148 ; laxei=n ai)=. IG 5 ( 2 ). 40 (Tegea); for the prov. e)n karo\s ai)/sh| v.s. ka/r. — Ep. , Lyr., and Trag., but only in lyr. in S. and E. ai)/sakos, o(, branch of myrtle or laurel, handed by one to another at table as a challenge to sing, Plu. 2.615b , Hsch. = e)riqako/s , EM 38.49 . ai)sa/lwn, wnos, o(, a kind of hawk, prob. merlin, Falco aesalon, Arist. HA 609b8 , Plin. HN 10.205 :—ai)sa/rwn, Hsch. ai)sq-a/nomai (cf. ai)/sqomai), Ion. 3 pl.opt. ai)sqanoi/ato Ar. Pax 209 : impf. h|sqano/mhn: fut. ai)sqh/somai S. Ph. 75 , etc.; later ai)sqanqh/somai LXX Is. 49.26 ; ai)sqhqh/somai ib. 33.11 : aor. 2 h)|sqo/mhn: pf. h)/|sqhmai: later, aor. 1 h)|sqhsa/mhn Sch. Arat. 418 ; h)|sqh/qhn LXX Jb. 40.18 : (cf. a)i/+w):—perceive, apprehend by the senses, Alcmaeon 1a , Hdt. 3.87 , Democr. 11 , etc.; th=| o)/yei, th=| a(fh=|, th=| a)koh=| Hp. Off. 1 ; ai). th=| a)koh=|, th=| o)smh=|, Th. 6.17 , X. Mem. 3.11.8 ; see, S. Ph. 75 , etc.; hear, boh/n Id. Aj. 1318 , cf. Ph. 252 ; ou)k ei)=don au)to/n, h)|sqo/mhn d' e)/t' o)/ntanin ib. 445 ; tino\s u(postenou/shs ai). Id. El. 79 ; boh=s E. Hipp. 603 , etc. of mental perception, perceive, understand, th=| gnw/mh| ai)sqe/sqai Hp. Off. 1 ; to\ praxqe/n Lys. 9.4 , cf. Th. 3.36 , etc.:— hear, learn, v. infr. 11 : abs., ai)sqa/nei you are right, E. Or. 752 ; h)/|sqhmai, in parenthesis, Id. Hipp. 1403 . Construct. in both senses, c. gen., take notice of, have perception of, tw=n kakw=n E. Tr. 638 s. v.l.; rarely peri/ tinos Th. 1.70 ; ai). u(po/ tinos learn from one, Id. 5.2 ; dia/ tinos Pl. Tht. 184e , al.: c. acc., S. El. 89 , Ph. 252 , E. Hel. 653 , 764 , etc.:—freq. with part. agreeing with subject, ai)sqa/nomai ka/mnwn Th. 2.51 ; ai)sqw/meqa geloi=oi o)/ntes Pl. Thg. 122c ; agreeing with object, tura/nnous e)kpeso/ntas h)|sqo/mhn A. Pr. 957 , cf. Th. 1.47 , etc.; h)/dh tinw=n h)|sqo/mhn a)xqome/nwn Lys. 16.20 , cf. Pl. Ap. 22c ; h)|sqo/mhn texnwme/nou Ar. V. 176 : less freq. c. acc. et inf., Th. 6.59 ; ai). o(/ti . . Id. 5.2 , Pl. Ap. 21e , etc.; h)/|sqeto o(/ti to\ stra/teuma h)=n . . X. An. 1.2.21 ; ai). w(s . . ib. 3.1.40 , etc.; ou(/neka . . S. El. 1477 :—abs., ai)sqano/menos having full possession of one's faculties, th=| h(liki/a| Th. 5.26 ; sensible, of keen perception, kai\ metri/ws ai)sqanome/nw| fanero/n X. Mem. 4.1.1 , cf. Th. 1.71 , Pl. R. 360d .—The Pass. is supplied by ai)/sqhsin pare/xw, cf. ai)/sqhsis 1 . display feeling, Arist. Po. 1454b37 . ai)/sq-hma, atos, to/, object of sensation, Arist. APo. 99b37 , Metaph. 1010b32 , Plot. 4.3.25 and 29 ; to\ noei=n ge/gonen ai)sqh/masi mo/nois Phld. D. 1.13 , etc. sense or perception of a thing, kakw=n E. IA 1243 . ai)sq-hsi/h, h(, = sq., Aret. SD 1.1 . ai)/sq-hsis, ews, h(, sense-perception, sensation, Philol. 13 , Archyt. 1 , Arist. APo. 99b35 ; tou= sw/matos h( ai)/. Hp. VM 9 ; pro\s ai)/sqhsin perceptibly, Ptol. Alm. 1.10 , etc.: in pl., the senses, Democr. 9 , al.; di' e(pta\ sxhma/twn ai( ai). Hp. Vict. 1.23 , cf. Pl. Tht. 156b , etc.: in sg. of the several senses, h( tou= o(ra=n ai)/. Id. R. 507e ; a)p' o)/yews h)/ tinos a)/llh|s ai). Id. Phlb. 39b ; organ or seat of sensation, X. Mem. 1.4.6 ; pa/sa, ta\s ai). e)n th=| kefalh=| ei)=nai Arist. Fr. 95 , cf. Pr. 958b16 ; ai)/. phma/twn perception, sense of . . , E. El. 290 ; esp. of pain, Vett. Val. 113.10. al.; also of the mind, perception, knowledge of a thing, e)n ai). gene/sqai tino/s Plu. Luc. 11 , etc.; ai)/. e)/xein tino/s, = ai)sqa/nesqai/ tinos , have a perception of a thing, Pl. Ap. 40c ; peri\ u(mw=n Tht. 192b ; pa=san ai)/sqhsin ai)sqa/nesqai Phdr. 240d ; lamba/nein Isoc. 1.47 ; e)n ai). ei)=nai Plot. 4.7.15 :—also of things, ai)/sqhsin e)/xein give a perception, i.e. become perceptible, serving as Pass. to ai)sqa/nomai, Th. 2.61 ; more freq. ai)/sqhsin pare/xein Id. 3.22 , X. An. 4.6.13 , etc.; ai)/. poih=sai/ tini Antipho 5.44 , cf. D. 10.7 ; ai)/. pare/xein tino/s furnish the means of observing, Th. 2.50 ; ai)/. e)ge/neto peri/ tinos D. 48.16 . in object. sense, impressions of sense, Arist. Metaph. 980a22 ; stage-effects, Po. 1454b16 ; ai)sqh/seis qew=n visible appearances of the gods, Pl. Phd. 111b . display of feeling, Arist. Rh. 1386a32 (v.l.). in hunting, scent, X. Cyn. 3.5 (pl.).—Confined to Prose in early writers, exc. E. l.c., Antiph. 196.5 . ai)sq-hth/rion, to/, organ of sense, Hp. Vict. 4.86 , Arist. de An. 421b32 , etc.; ta\ ai)., opp. h( dia/noia, Epicur. Ep. 1p.12U. ; e)pa\n h)=| kaqara\ ta)|sqhth/ria Macho 2 ; ta\ ai). the faculties, LXX 4 Ma. 2.22 , cf. Ep.Heb. 5.14 . ai)sq-hth/s, ou=, o(, one who perceives, Pl. Tht. 160d . ai)sq-htiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for sense-perception, sensitive, perceptive, Pl. Ti. 67a , etc.; zw=|a-kw/tera Thphr. Sens. 29 ; ai). a)naqumi/asis, of the soul, Zeno Stoic. 1.39 ; to\ ai). [th=s yuxh=s] Diog.Oen. Fr. 39 ; zwh\ ai). Arist. EN 1098a2 ; quick, grau=s Alex. 65 . Adv. ai)sqhtikw=s, e)/xein to be quick of perception, Arist. EE 1230b37 ; kinei=sqai Arr. Epict. 1.14.7 , S.E. M. 7.356 ; ai). e)/xein e(autou=, c. part., to be conscious of oneself doing, Ael. VH 14.23 ; ai). gignw/skein Procl. in Prm. p.754 S. of things, perceptible, Plu. 2.90b . ai)sq-hto/s, h/, o/n, and o/s, o/n Pl. Men. 76d ; sensible, perceptible, opp. nohto/s, Id. Plt. 285e , etc.; to\ ai). object of sensation or perception, Id. Ti. 37b , Arist. de An. 431b22 , cf. Metaph. 999b4 . Adv. -tw=s Id. Col. 793b27 , Posidon. 95 , Plu. 2.953c ; in act. sense, Ascl. in Metaph. 277.13 . ai)/sqomai, sometimes in good Mss. as v.l. for ai)sqa/nomai , as Th. 5.26 , Isoc. 3.5 , Pl. R. 608a . a)i/+sqw, (a)/hmi) Ep. Verb, breathe out, qumo\n a)/i+sqe he was giving up the ghost, Il. 20.403 , cf. 16.468 . ai)simi/a, h(, due apportionment, ai)simi/ais plou/tou A. Eu. 996 . ai)simna/tas, v. ai)sumnh/ths . ai)/simos, on, also h, on Od. 23.14 : (ai)=sa):— Ep. Adj. appointed by the will of the gods, destined, ai)/. h)=mar the fatal day of death, Il. 8.72 , Bacisap. Hdt. 9.43 , etc.; ai)/simo/n e)sti Il. 21.291 . agreeable to the decree of fate, meet, fitting, ai)/sima ei)pei=n Od. 22.46 ; ai)/sima ei)dw/s, opp. ai)/sula r(e/zein, 2.231 ; fre/nas ai)si/mh right-minded, 23.14 ; ai)/sima pi/nein to drink in decent measure, 21.294 . ai)simw=, expend, Suid. ai)s<im>w/mata, expenses, Hsch. ai)siomh/ths, o(, of right counsel, Zonar. ai)sio/omai, Med. , take as a good omen, think lucky, Plu. 2.774c , App. BC 5.97 : c. inf., Mith. 20 . ai)siopoie/w, secundo, and Pass. , prosperabitur, Gloss. ai)/sios, on, also a, on Pi. N. 9.18 , E. Ion 421 : (ai)=sa):—poet. Adj. auspicious, opportune, o(doipo/ros Il. 24.376 , cf. A. Ag. 104 (lyr.), S. OC 34 ; h(me/ra E. l. c.; ai)/. e)n filo/thti IG 14.2068.9 :—freq. of omens, ai)si/a o)/rnis Pi. l.c., cf. S. OT 52 ; a)eto/s X. Cyr. 2.4.19 ; a)/nemos App. Mith. 29 ; w(/ra Id. Syr. 58 ( Comp. ). Adv. -i/ws E. Ion 410 , Timae. 114 . meet, right, ai)/sios o(lkh/, Lat. justum pondus, Nic. Th. 93 ; ai)/. e)mbolh/ Just. Edict. 13.4.1 . ai)=sis, h(, = keu=sis , Hdn. Epim. 37 . a)i+so/menos: fraca/menos, Hsch. a)i/+sones: fragmoi/, Id. a)/i+sos, on, = a)/nisos , unlike, unequal, Pi. I. 7(6).43 . a)i/+ssw, Hom. , Hdt. ; in Pi. and Trag. contr. a)/|ssw; Att. a)/|ttw, or a)/ttw (without i subscr.) in Mss. of Pl. , etc.: impf. h)/i+sson Il. 18.506 , Ion. a)i/+sseskon (par-) A.R. 2.276 , Att. h)=|sson A. Pr. 676 , E. Ph. 1382 : fut. a)i/+cw (u(p-) Il. 21.126 , Att. a)/|cw E. Hec. 1106 (lyr.), Ar. Nu. 1299 : aor. h)/ica Hom. , B. 12.144 , (di-) Hdt. 4.134 ; Dor. a)=|ca B. 9.23 (prob.); Att. and Trag. h)=|ca A. Pr. 837 , S. OC 890 , etc., part. a)/|cantes Is. 4.10 ; Ion. a)i/+caskon Il. 23.369 :— Med. , aor. a)i/+casqai Il. 22.195 :— Pass. , Hom. : aor. h)i/xqhn, a)i/+xqhn Il. (v. infr.).—Trag. use the un contr. forms in lyr., S. OC 1499 , Tr. 843 , E. Tr. 156 , 1086 , Supp. 962 ; once in trim., E. Hec. 31 . Poet., chiefly Ep. , Verb, rarely found in Prose:—of rapid motion, shoot, dart, glance, as light, au)gh/ Il. 18.212 , etc.; no/os 15.80 ; dia/ mou kefalh=s a)/|ssous' o)du/nai E. Hipp. 1351 :—of one darting upon his enemy, a)i/+ssein e)/gxei, fasga/nw|, i(/ppois, Il. 11.484.5.81 , 17.460 , etc.; toi=sin (sc. skh/ptroisin) 18.506 ; of the rapid flight of birds, 23.868 , etc.; h)/icen pe/tesqai 21.247 ; of ghosts gliding about, toi\ de\ skiai\ a)i/+ssousin Od. 10.495 ; of javelins, Il. 5.657 ; of a tree, shoot up, Pi. N. 8.40 ; of veins, etc., in the body, Hp. Epid. 2.4.1 , cf. Morb. 4.54 : c. acc. cogn., h)=can dra/mhma E. Ph. 1379 ; ke/leuqon A. Pr. 837 : once in aor. Med. , a)nti/on a)i/+casqai Il. 22.195 : also in Pass. , [ e)/gxos] w)=sen . . e)tw/sion a)i+xqh=nai Il. 5.854 ; e)s ou)rano\n a)i+xqh/thn 24.97 ; e)k xeirw=n h(ni/a h)i/xqhsan slipped from his hands, 16.404 ; a)mfi\ de\ xai=tai w)/mois a)i/+ssontai 6.510 ; ko/mh di' au)/ras . . a)/|ssetai S. OC 1261 ; shoot forth, of limbs, Emp. 29 :— Act. , to be driven, pneuma/twn u(po\ dusxi/mwn a)i/+ssw E. Supp. 962 . later, turneagerly to a thing, be eager after, ei)/s ti Id. Ion 328 ; e)pi\ ta/ tinos a)/|cantes making onslaught on his property, Is. 4.10 ; pro\s ta\ politika\ a)/|. Pl. Alc. 1.118b , cf. Phld. Mus. p.12 K., Plu. 2.87d : c. inf., ei)pei=n Pl. Lg. 709a . trans., au)/ran . . a)i/+sswn putting the air in motion (with a fan), E. Or. 1430 ; h)=|cen xe/ra S. Aj. 40 . [a_ in Hom. , save in the compd. u(pa^i/+cei Il. 21.126 , cf. A.R. 3.1302 ; a^ Lyr., Trag. (exc. E. Tr. 1086 ), Arat. 334 .] a)i+sti/, Adv. of sq., Suid. a)/i+stos, on, (i)dei=n) :—poet. Adj. unseen, kai/ ke/ m' a)/. a)p' ai)qe/ros e)/mbale po/ntw| Il. 14.258 ; kei=non me\n a)/. e)poi/hsan peri\ pa/n twn Od. 1.235 ; oi)/xet' a)/., a)/pustos ib. 242 ; w)/let' a)/klautos, a)/i+stos A. Eu. 565 ; bwmoi\ d' a)/i+stoi Id. Pers. 811 ; e)n a)i/+stois tele/qwn Id. Ag. 466 ; a)potre/yeien a)/i+ston u(/brin (prolept.) Id. Supp. 881 ; a)/. a)ei/rao A.R. 4.746 . Adv. a)i/+stws, qumo\n o)/lessan utterly, Man. 3.263 , cf. 28 . Act. , unconscious of, a)/tas e)ma=s a)/i+stos E. Tr. 1314 , cf. 1321 . a)i+stosu/nh, h(, = a)pw/leia , EM 43.21 ; = coniventia, Gloss. a)i+sto/w : fut. -w/sw Hdt. 3.69 : aor. h)i/+stwsa ib. 127 , contr. h)/|st- (v. infr.) :— Med. , aor. a)i+stw/santo Orph. A. 473 :—poet. Verb, not in Il. , used by Hdt. , and once in Pl. , make unseen, make away with, destroy, w(\s e)/m' a)i+stw/seian Od. 20.79 ; pu=r . . a)i/+stwsen u(/lan Pi. P. 3.37 ; a)i+stw/sas ge/nos to\ pa=n A. Pr. 234 , cf. Pl. Prt. 321a ; patri/d' h)/|stwsas do/rei S. Aj. 515 ; ko/ron a)i+stw/sas puri/ Id. Fr. 536 ; ta\ pri\n de\ pelw/ria . . a)i+stoi= A. Pr. 151 ; a)i+stw/sei min Hdt. 3.69 ; du/o h(me/wn h)i/+stwse ib. 127 :— Pass. , oi( d' a(/m' a)i+stw/qhsan a)olle/es Od. 10.259 . a)i/+stwr, oros, o(, h(, unknowing, unaware, a)i/+stwr w)\n au)to/s Pl. Lg. 845b : c. gen., ma/xhs E. Andr. 682 . ai)stwth/rios, on, destructive, Lyc. 71 . ai)su_hth/r, h=ros, o(, v.l. for ai)sumnhth/r (q. v.), Il. 24.347 , expl. as e)ntrexh/s, neani/as, or nomeu/s ( Nic. ); cf. pr. n. *ai)su_h/ths in Il. ai)su^loergo/s, o/n, = ai)/sula r(e/zwn , ill-doing, Max. 368 ; read by Aristarch. in Il. 5.403 for o)brimoergo/s, cf. Clem.Al. Protr. 2.33 . ai)/su^los, on, unseemly, evil, godless, ai)/sula r(e/zwn Il. 5.403 (cf. ai)/simos ) muqh/sasqai 20.202 ; oi)=de h.Merc. 164 , cf. AP 7.624 ( Diod. ). ai)sumn-a/w, Dor. ai)simna/w, rule over, ai)sumna=| xqono/s E. Med. 19 ; preside over, molpw=n SIG 57.1 (Miletus); generally, rule, ou) di/kaia ai). Call. Iamb. 1.162 . hold office of ai)sumnh/ths (q. v.), GDI 3053 (Chalcedon), 5632 (Teos); at Naxos, IG 12(9).223 (Eretria, iii B. C.). ai)sumn-htei/a, h(, office of ai)sumnh/ths 11.1 , = ai(reth\ turanni/s , Arist. Pol. 1285b25 , cf. D.L. 1.100 . ai)sumn-hth/r, h=ros, o(, ruler, prince, kou/ry ai). Il. 24.347 (v.l.). ai)sumn-h/ths, ou, o(, Dor. ai)simna/tas, judge, umpire at games, Od. 8.258 . overseer, bailiff, Theoc. 25.48 . ruler chosen by the people, elective monarch, Arist. Pol. 1285a31 , 1295a14 , Arg. S. OT ; compared with the Roman dictator, D.H. 5.73 . title of magistrates in Greek cities, IG 7.15 (Megara), GDI 3045 (Chalcedon). epith. of Dionysus in Achaia, Paus. 7.21.6 :— fem. ai)sumnh=tis, idos, Suid. ai)sumn-htu/s, u/os, h(, office of ai)sumnh/ths, Milet. 7.17 . ai)su/mn-ion, to/, council-chamber at Megara, Paus. 1.43.3 . ai)sxeo-kerdh/s, e/s, = ai)sxrokerdh/s , Man. 4.314 ; ai)sxeo/-muqos, on, ai)sxeo-rh/mwn, onos, and ai)sxeo/-fhmos, on, talking shameful things, ib. 57 , 445 , 592 . ai)=sxos, eos, to/, shame, disgrace, Hom. (freq. in pl., as Il. 3.242 ), Hes. Op. 211 , Sol. 3 , A. Supp. 1008 , etc. in pl., disgraceful deeds, Od. 1.229 . ugliness, deformity, of mind or body, Pl. Smp. 201a , X. Cyr. 2.2.29 , etc. ; ai)=. peri\ th\n ka/thcin Hp. Art. 14 ; ai)=. o)no/matos Arist. Rh. 1405b8 . ai)sxo/w, = ai)sxu/nw , censured by Hdn.Gr. 2.933 , citing Eup. 142 ; dub. in Epigr.Gr. 336 . ai)sxrh/mwn, on, gen. onos, shameful, base, APl. 1.15 *(dub.); a)sxh/mwn Porson. ai)sxro/-gelws, wtos, o(, h(, shamefully ridiculous, Man. 4.283 . ai)sxro-dida/kths, ou, o(, teacher of shameful things, Man. 4.307 . ai)sxro-epe/w, use foul language, Ephipp. 23 : c. acc., ta\s te/xnas Hp. de Arte 1 . ai)sxro-eph/s, e/s, foul-mouthed, prob. in Ael. Fr. 80 . ai)sxro-erge/w, v. ai)sxrourge/w. ai)sxro-ke/rdeia, h(, sordid love of gain, base covetousness, Hp. Decent. 2 , S. Ant. 1056 , Lys. 12.19 , Pl. Lg. 754e , Thphr. Char. 30 . ai)sxro-kerde/w, to be sordid, greedy of gain, Hyp. Fr. 223 . ai)sxro-kerdh/s, e/s, sordidly greedy of gain, Hdt. 1.187 , E. Andr. 451 , And. 4.32 ( Sup. ), cf. Pl. R. 408c , Arist. EN 1122a8 , etc. Adv. -dw=s 1 Ep.Pet. 5.2 . ai)sxro-kerdi/a, = ai)sxroke/rdeia , Diph. 99 , cf. Hdn.Gr. 2.453 . ai)sxro-loge/w, = ai)sxroepe/w , Pl. R. 395e , Brysonap. Arist. Rh. 1405b10 . ai)sxro-logi/a, h(, foul language, obscenity, X. Lac. 5.6 , Arist. EN 1128a23 . abuse, Plb. 8.11.8 , cf. POxy. 410.77 , Ep.Col. 3.8 , Phld. Rh. 1.176S. , etc. ai)sxro-lo/gos, on, foul-mouthed, and Adv. -gws, Poll. 6.123 , 8.80 , 81 . ai)sxro-loixo/s, o(, fellator, Eust. 518.52 , Phot. s.v. laptw/menos . ai)sxro/-mhtis, ios, o(, h(, fostering or forming base designs, A. Ag. 222 (lyr.). ai)sxro-mu_qe/w, = ai)sxroepe/w , of a delirious woman, Hp. Epid. 3.17 .ia/. ai)sxro-pa^qh/s, e/s, submitting to foul usage, Ph. 2.268 . ai)sxro-poie/w, act filthily, Ath. 8.342c ; = lesbia/zw , Sch. Ar. Ra. 1308 . trans., degrade, dishonour, ta\s te/xnas v. l. in Hp. de Arte 1 . ai)sxro-poii/+a, h(, euphem. for fellatio, Sch. Ar. Nu. 296 . ai)sxro-poio/s, o/n, doing foully, E. Med. 1346 ; euphem. for fellator, Machoap. Ath. 13.582d . ai)sxro-pra_ge/w, = ai)sxropoie/w , Arist. EN 1120a15 . ai)sxro-preph/s, e/s, of hideous appearance, Sch. E. Hipp. 75 ; f.l. for -eph/s , Ael. Fr. 80 . ai)sxro-pro/swpos, on, of hideous countenance, Suid. s.v. *filoklh=s . ai)sxro-rrhmone/w, = ai)sxroepe/w , Charond. ap. Stob. 4.2.24 . ai)sxro-rrhmosu/nh, h(, = ai)sxrologi/a , D. Ep. 4.11 , Phld. Rh. 1.175 S. , Oenom. ap. Eus. PE 5.32 (pl.). ai)sxro-rrh/mwn, on, = ai)sxrolo/gos , Poll. 8.80 . Adv. -mo/nws ib. 81 . ai)sxro/s, a/, o/n, also o/s, o/n APl. 4.151 : (ai)=sxos):—in Hom. , causing shame, dishonouring, reproachful, nei/kessen . . ai)sxroi=s e)pe/essin Il. 3.38 , etc. Adv. ai)sxrw=s, e)ne/nispen 23.473 . opp. kalo/s: of outward appearance, ugly, ill-favoured, of Thersites, Il. 2.216 , cf. h.Ap. 197 , Hdt. 1.196 ( Comp. ), etc. ; deformed, Hp. Art. 14 ( Sup. ); ai)sxrw=s xwlo/s with an ugly lameness, ib. 63 : but commonly, in moral sense, shameful, base, Hdt. 3.155 , A. Th. 685 , etc.; ai)sxroi=s ga\r ai)sxra\ pra/gmat' e)kdida/sketai S. El. 621 ; ai)sxro/n [e)sti], c. inf., Il. 2.298 , S. Aj. 473 , etc.; ai)sxro/n, ei) pu/qoito/ tis ib. 1159 ; e)n ai)sxrw=| qe/sqai ti E. Hec. 806 ; e)p' ai)sxroi=s on the ground of base actions, S. Fr. 188 , E. Hipp. 511 :—to\ ai). as Subst., dishonour, S. Ph. 476 ; to\ e)mo\n ai). my disgrace, And. 2.9 ; to\ kalo\n kai\ to\ ai). virtue and vice, Arist. Rh. 1366a24 , etc. Adv., shamefully, S. El. 989 , Pl. Smp. 183d , etc.: Sup. ai)/sxista A. Pr. 959 , S. OT 367 . ill-suited, ai). o( kairo/s D. 18.178 ; ai). pro/s ti awkward at it, X. Mem. 3.8.7 ; ai)sxro\n kai\ a)/texnon Hp. Fract. 30 . Regul. Comp. and Sup. -o/teros, -o/tatos are late, Phld. Rh. 2.58S. (prob.), Ath. 13.587b : elsewh. ai)sxi/wn, ai)/sxistos (formed from a Root ai)sxo-), Il. 21.437 , 2.216 ; double Sup. ai)sxisto/tatos Olymp. in Alc. p.124 C. Adv., Sup. ai)sxi/stws Mnasalc. ap. Ath. 4.163a , Man. 1.21 . ai)sxrosemni/a, h(, avoidance of obscenity, Aus. Idyll. 13 . ai)sxro/ths, htos, h(, ugliness, deformity, Pl. Grg. 525a . filthy conduct, Ep.Eph. 5.4 ; euphem. for fellatio, Sch. Ar. Ra. 1308 :— ai)sxrosu/nh, h(, Tz. H. 11.229 . ai)sxr-ourge/w, contr. for ai)sxroerge/w, act obscenely, esp. = masturbari, S.E. P. 3.206 :— Pass. , ta\ -ou/mena D.L. Prooem. 5 . ai)sxr-ourgi/a, h(, shameless conduct, E. Ba. 1062 : pl., D.Chr. 4.102 . obscenity, Aeschin. 2.99 , cf. Plu. 2.1044b . ai)sxr-ourgo/s, o/n, obscene, Gal. 12.249 . Adv., Sup. , D.C. 79.3 . *ai)sxu/leios, a, on, of or like Aeschylus, Sch. Il. 19.87 . ai)sxuneta/i (-unta/dhn Meinek.): kat' ai)sxu/nhn, Hsch. ai)sxu/n-h [u_], h( , shame, dishonour, e)s ai)sxu/nhn fe/rei Hdt. 1.10 , cf. 3.133 ; ai)sxu/nhn fe/rei, e)/xei, S. Tr. 66 , E. Andr. 244 , etc.; ai). perii/statai/ me, sumbai/nei moi, D. 3.8 , 18.85 ; ai)sxu/nh| pi/ptein S. Tr. 597 ; peripi/ptein X. HG 7.3.9 ; ai)sxu/nhn peria/ptein th=| po/lei Pl. Ap. 35a ; ai). prosba/llein tini/ Id. Lg. 878c ; e)n ai). poiei=n th\n po/lin D. 18.136 ; h( tw=n pragma/twn ai). 1.27 . ai). gunaikw=n dishonouring of women, Isoc. 4.114 (pl.), 12.259 (pl.); gra/fesqai/ tina ge/nous ai)sxu/nhs for dishonour done to his race, Pl. Lg. 919e . concrete, of a person, ai). fi/lois, pa/tra|, Thgn. 1272 , A. Pers. 774 ; a)/nqrwpos ai). th=s po/lews gegonw/s Aeschin. 3.241 ; of a decree, ib. 105 . shame for an ill deed, personified in A. Th. 409 ; *ai)sxu/nhn ou) nomi/sasa qeo/n AP 7.450 ( Diosc. ). like ai)dw/s , sense of shame, honour, pa=san ai). a)fei/s S. Ph. 120 ; h( ga\r ai). <pa/ros> tou= zh=n . . nomi/zetai E. Heracl. 200 ; di' ai)sxu/nhs e)/xein ti to be ashamed of, Id. IT 683 ; ai)sxu/nhn e)/xein tino/s for a thing, S. El. 616 ; ai). e)pi/ tini Pl. Smp. 178d ; u(pe/r tinos D. 4.10 ; joined with de/os, S. Aj. 1079 ; with e)/leos and ai)dw/s, Antipho 1.27 :—rare in pl., pth/ssousan ai)sxu/nh|sin S. Fr. 659.9 ; e)n ai)sxu/nais e)/xw I hold it a shameful thing, E. Supp. 164 . later = ai)doi=on , Sch. Ar. Eq. 365 ; cf. th\n tou= sw/matos ai). Alcid.ap Arist. Rh. 1406a29 . ai)sxun-ome/nh, h(, sensitive plant, Mimosa asperata, Apollod. ap. Plin. HN 24.167 . ai)sxun-ome/nws, Adv. modestly, shamefacedly, D.H. 7.50 . ai)sxun-te/on, one must be ashamed, X. Cyr. 4.2.40 . ai)sxun-thli/a, h(, bashfulness, Plu. 2.66c . ai)sxun-thlo/s, h/, o/n, bashful, modest, Pl. Chrm. 160e , Arist. EN 1128b20 ; to\ ai). modesty, Pl. Chrm. 158c . Adv. -lw=s Id. Lg. 665e . of things, shameful, Arist. Rh. 1384b18 . ai)sxun-th/r, h=ros, o(, dishonourer, of Aegisthus, A. Ch. 998 . ai)sxun-thro/s, a/, o/n, = ai)sxunthlo/s , in Comp. , Pl. Grg. 487b . ai)sxun-tiko/s, h/, o/n, provocative of shame, Arist. Rh. 1384a9 . ai)sxun-to/s, h/, o/n, shameful, Ps.-Phoc. 189 . ai)sxu/nw [u_]: Ion. impf. ai)sxu/neske (kat-) Q.S. 14.531 : fut. -u^nw= E. Hipp. 719 , Ion. -une/w Hdt. 9.53 : aor. h)/|sxu_na Il. 23.571 , Lys. 1.4 , etc.: pf. h)/(sxugka D.C. 58.16 :— Pass. , fut. ai)sxu^nou=mai A. Ag. 856 , Ar. Fr. 200 , Pl. Ti. 49d , etc., rarely ai)sxunqh/somai (v. sub fin.) : aor. h)|sxu/nqhn Hdt. and Att. , poet. inf. ai)sxunqh=men Pi. N. 9.27 : pf. h)/|sxummai (v. infr. B. I) :—make ugly, disfigure, pro/swpon, ko/mhn, Il. 18.24 , 27 , cf. S. Ant. 529 ; ai). to\n i(/ppon give the horse a bad form, X. Eq. 1.12 . mostly in moral sense, dishonour, tarnish, mhde\ ge/nos pate/rwn ai)sxune/men Il. 6.209 , cf. 23.57 <*>; th\n *spa/rthn Hdt. 9.53 ; ceni/an tra/pezan A. Ag. 401 ; tou\s pro\s ai(/matos S. Aj. 1305 ; tou\s pate/ras Pl. Mx. 246d . esp. dishonour a woman, E. El. 44 , cf. Plu. Marc. 19 , etc.; eu)nh/n A. Ag. 1626 ; ei)s to\ sw=ma ai). Arist. Pol. 1311b7 ; abs., Foed. Delph.Pell. 2 A 12 . disdain, e)pixw/ria Pi. P. 3.22 . Pass. , to be dishonoured, ne/kus h)(sxumme/nos, of Patroclus, Il. 18.180 . to be ashamed, feel shame, abs., Od. 7.305 , 18.12 , Hdt. 1.10 , E. Hipp. 1291 . more commonly, to be ashamed at a thing, c. acc. rei, ai)sxuno/menoi fa/tin a)ndrw=n Od. 21.323 ; th\n dusge/neian th\n e)mh\n ai). S. OT 1079 : c. dat. rei, Ar. Nu. 992 , Lys. 3.9 , D. 4.42 , etc.; ai). e)pi/ tini X. Mem. 2.2.8 ; e)/n tini Th. 2.43 ; u(pe/r tinos Lys. 14.39 ; peri/ tinos 33.6 . etc. c. part., to be ashamed at doing a thing (which one does), A. Pr. 642 (v.l.), S. Ant. 540 , Ar. Fr. 200 , Pl. Grg. 494e , etc. c. inf., to be ashamed to do a thing (and therefore not to do it), Hdt. 1.82 , A. Ag. 856 , Ch. 917 , Pl. R. 414e , Phdr. 257d , etc.; though this condition must not be pressed absolutely, cf. Ap. 22b . foll. by relat. clause, ai)sxu/nesqai ei) . . to be ashamed that . . , S. El. 254 , And. 4.42 ; e)a/n . . X. Oec. 21.4 ; mh\ . . Pl. Tht. 183e , cf. Machoap. Ath. 13.579f ; o(/ti . . Lys. 2.23 . c. acc. pers., to feel shame before one, E. Ion 934 , 1074 , Pherecr. 23.6 , Pl. Smp. 216b ; tou\s ge/rontas (at Sparta) Aeschin. 1.180 ; o(/stis ga\r au)to\s au(to\n ou)k ai)sxu/netai, pw=sto/n ge mhde\n ei)do/t' ai)sxunqh/setai; Philem. 229 , cf. Gal. 5.26 : c. acc. et inf., E. Hel. 415 ; h|(sxu/nqhmen qeou\s . . prodou=nai au)to/n X. An. 2.3.22 ; ai)sxu/nomai u(ma=s le/gein D. 40.48 ; ai). pro/s tina Arist. Rh. 1383b12 . *ai)sw/peios, a, on, of Aesop, lo/goi D.L. 5.80 , Theon Prog. 1 , etc.; a)qu/rmata Him. Or. 20.1 ; ku/wn Plu. 2.157b ; ai(=ma, prov. of an indelible stain, Zen. 1.47 . *ai)swpopoi/htos, on, made by Aesop, Quint. Inst. 5.11 (prob.). a)i/+tas [i_], o( , Dor. word for a beloved youth, answering to ei)spnh/las or ei)/spnhlos (the lover), Ar. Fr. 738 (fort. Eratosth. ), Theoc. 12.14 (ai)/ths, said to be a Thessalian word), cj. in 23.63 ; generally, lover, *xru/sas (sc. *)aqana=s ) d' a)i/+tas Dosiad. Ara 5 , cf. Lyc. 461 :—fem. a)i=tis Hdn.Gr. 1.105 , 2.296 , cf. Alcm. 125 . ai)/te, Dor. and Aeol. for ei)/te. ai)t-e/w ( Aeol. ai)/thmi Pi. Fr. 155 , Theoc. 28.5 ), Ion. impf. ai)/teon Hdt. : fut. ai)th/sw: aor. h)/|thsa: pf. h)/|thka 1 Ep.Jo. 5.15 : plpf. h)|th/kei Arr. An. 6.15.5 : pf. Pass. h)/|thmai, etc.:—ask, beg, abs., Od. 18.49 , A. Supp. 341 . mostly c. acc. rei, ask for, demand, Il. 5.358 , Od. 17.365 , etc.; o(do\n ai). ask leave to depart, Od. 10.17 ; ai). tini/ ti to ask something for one, 20.74 , Hdt. 5.17 : c. acc. pers. et rei, ask a person for a thing, Il. 22.295 , Od. 2.387 , Hdt. 3.1 , etc.; di/kas ai). tina\ fo/nou to demand satisfaction from one for . . , Hdt. 8.114 ; ai). ti pro/s tinos Thgn. 556 ; para/ tinos X. An. 1.3.16 ; ta\ ai)th/mata a(\ h)(th/kamen par' au)tou= 1 Ep.Jo. 5.15 . c. acc. pers. et inf., ask one to do, Od. 3.173 , S. OC 1334 , Ant. 65 , etc.; ai). para/ tinos dou=nai Pl. Erx. 398e . c. acc. only, beg of, D.L. 6.49 . in Logic, postulate, assume, Arist. APr. 41b9 ( Pass. ), Top. 163a6 , etc. Med. , ask for one's own use, claim, *lu/sandron a)/rxonta Lys. 12.59 ; freq. almost = the Act. , and with the same construct., first in Hdt. 1.90 (par-), 9.34 , A. Pr. 822 , etc.; ai)tei=sqai/ tina o(/pws . . Antiphol. 12 codd.; pa/laisma mh)pote lu=sai qeo\n ai)tou=mai S. OT 880 ; freq. abs. in part., ai)toume/ny moi do/s A. Ch. 480 , cf. 2 , Th. 260 , S. Ph. 63 ; ai)toume/nh pou teu/cetai Id. Ant. 778 ; ai)thsa/menos e)xrh/sato Lys. 19.27 ; ou) pu=r ga\r ai)tw=n, ou)de\ lopa/d' ai)tou/menos Men. 476 ; ai)tei=sqai u(pe/r tinos to beg for one, Lys. 14.22 . Pass. , of persons, have a thing begged of one, ai)thqe/ntes xrh/mata Hdt. 8.111 , cf. Th. 2.97 , etc.; ai)teu/menos Theoc. 14.63 : c. inf., to be asked to do a thing, Pi. I. 8(7).5 . of things, to be asked, to\ ai)teo/menon Hdt. 8.112 ; i(/ppoi h)|thme/noi borrowed horses, Lys. 24.12 . ai)/t-hma, atos, to/, request, demand, Pl. R. 566b , LXX 1 Ki. 1.17 , Ev.Luc. 23.24 , PFlor. 296.16 (vi A. D.). in Logic and Math., postulate, assumption, Arist. APo. 76b23 , Plu. Demetr. 3 , Luc. Herm. 74 . ai)t-hmatiko/s, h/, o/n, disposed to ask, Artem. 4.2 . ai)t-hmatw/dhs, es, question-begging, Plu. 2.694f . ai)t-h/simos, on, obtained by petition, Ath.Mitt. 44.25 (Samos, iii B. C.). ai)/t-hsis, ews, h(, request, demand, Hdt. 7.32 , Antipho 5.4 , POxy. 1024.20 (ii A. D.); h( e)rw/thsis a)pokri/sew/s e)stin ai)/. Arist. Int. 20b22 . ai)t-hte/on, verb. Adj. one must ask, X. Eq.Mag. 5.11 . ai)t-hth/s, ou=, o(, one that asks, petitioner, POxy. 788 (i B. C.), D.C. Fr. 66.2 . ai)t-htiko/s, h/, o/n, fond of asking, tino/s Arist. EN 1120a33 . Adv. ai)thtikw=s, e)/xein pro/s tina D.L. 6.31 . ai)t-hto/s, o/n, verb. Adj. asked for, a)rxh\n dwrhto/n, ou)k ai)thto/n freely given, not asked for, S. OT 384 . ai)ti/-a, h(, responsibility, mostly in bad sense, guilt, blame, or the imputation thereof, i.e. accusation, first in Pi. O. 1.35 and Hdt. , v. infr. ( Hom. uses ai)/tios):—Phrases: ai)ti/an e)/xein bear responsibility for, tino/s A. Eu. 579 , S. Ant. 1312 ; but usu. to be accused, tino/s of a crime, fo/nou Hdt. 5.70 : c. inf., Ar. V. 506 ; foll. by w(s . . , Pl. Ap. 38c ; by w(s c. part., Id. Phdr. 249d ; u(po/ tinos by some one, A. Eu. 99 , Pl. R. 565b : reversely, ai)ti/a e)/xei tina/ Hdt. 5.70 , 71 ; ai). feu/gein tino/s S. Ph. 1404 ; e)n ai)ti/a| ei)=nai or gi/gnesqai, Hp. Art. 67 , X. Mem. 2.8.6 ; ai)ti/an u(pe/xein lie under a charge, Pl. Ap. 33b , X. Cyr. 6.3.16 ; u(pomei=nai Aeschin. 3.139 ; fe/resqai Th. 2.60 ; labei=n a)po/ tinos ib. 18 ; ai)ti/ais e)ne/xesqai Pl. Cri. 52a ; ai)ti/ais peripi/ptein Lys. 7.1 ; ei)s ai)ti/an e)mpi/ptein Pl. Tht. 150a ; ai)ti/as tugxa/nein D. Ep. 2.2 ; e)kto\s ai)ti/as kurei=n A. Pr. 332 ; e)n ai)ti/h| e)/xein hold one guilty, Hdt. 5.106 ; di' ai)ti/as e)/xein Th. 2.60 , etc.; e)n ai)ti/a| ba/llein S. OT 656 ; th\n ai)ti/an e)pife/rein tini/ impute the fault to one, Hdt. 1.26 ; ai)ti/an ne/mein tini/ S. Aj. 28 ; e)pa/gein D. 18.283 ; prosba/llein tini/ Antipho 3.2.4 ; a)natiqe/nai, prostiqe/nai, Hp. VM 21 , Ar. Pax 640 , etc.; a)polu/ein tina\ th=s ai)ti/hs to acquit of guilt, Hdt. 9.88 , etc. in forensic oratory, invective without proof (opp. e)/legxos), D. 22.23 , cf. 18.15 . in good sense, ei) . . eu)= pra/caimen, ai)ti/a qeou= the credit is his, A. Th. 4 ; di' o(/ntina ai)ti/an e)/xousin *)aqhnai=oi belti/ous gegone/nai are reputed to have become better, Pl. Grg. 503b , cf. Alc. 1.119a , Arist. Metaph. 984b19 ; w(=n . . pe/ri ai)ti/an e)/xeis diafe/rein in which you are reputed to excel, Pl. Tht. 169a ; oi(\ . . e)/xousi tau/thn th\n ai). who have this reputation, Id. R. 435e , cf. And. 2.12 ; ai)ti/an lamba/nein Pl. Lg. 624a . expostulation, mh\ e)p' e)/xqra| to\ ple/on h)\ ai)ti/a| Th. 1.69 . cause, di' h(\n ai)ti/hn e)pole/mhsan Hdt. Prooem. , cf. Democr. 83 , Pl. Ti. 68e , Phd. 97a sq., etc.; on the four causes of Arist. v. Ph. 194b16 , Metaph. 983a26 :—ai). tou= gene/sqai or gegone/nai Pl. Phd. 97a ; tou= megi/stou a)gaqou= th=| po/lei ai)ti/a h( koinwni/a Id. R. 464b :—dat. ai)ti/a| for the sake of, koinou= tinos a)gaqou= Th. 4.87 , cf. D.H. 8.29 :—ai)/tion (cf. ai)/tios 11.2 ) is used like ai)ti/a in the sense of cause, not in that of accusation. occasion, motive, ai)ti/an r(oai=si *moisa=n e)ne/bale gave them a the me for song, Pi. N. 7.11 ; ai)ti/an pare/xein Luc. Tyr. 13 . head, category under which a thing comes, D. 23.75 . case in dispute, h( ai). tou= a)nqrw/pou meta\ th=s gunaiko/s Ev.Matt. 19.10 . ai)ti-a/zomai, only in Pass. , to be accused, h( po/lis ai)tia/zetai X. HG 1.6.5 , cf. 12 , Anon. Oxy. 1012 Fr. 14 ; h)(tia/zeto/ tinos of a thing, D.C. 38.10 . ai)ti/-a_ma, atos, to/, charge, accusation, labei=n e)p' ai)tia/mati/ tina A. Pr. 196 , cf. 257 , Th. 5.72 . ai)ti-a/omai, used by Hom. only in Ep. forms, 3 pl. ai)tio/wntai, opt. ai)tio/w|o, -w|to, inf. ai)tia/asqai, impf. h)tia/asqe, -o/wnto: Aeol. impf. 2 sg. ai)ti/ao Lyr.Adesp. 66 : fut. -a/somai Ar. Nu. 1433 , Pl. Phd. 85d : aor. h)|tia_sa/mhn E. Fr. 254 , Th. 1.120 , etc., Ion. -hsa/menos Hdt. 4.94 , -h/sasqai Hp. de Arte 4 : pf. h)|ti/a_mai D. 19.215 , Ion. -i/hmai Hp. Ep. 17 (also in pass. sense, and aor. h)|tia/qhn always so, v. infr. 1.1 ): (ai)ti/a):—accuse, censure, c. acc. pers., ta/xa ken kai\ a)nai/tion ai)tio/w|to Il. 11.654 , cf. Od. 20.135 ; a)nai/tion ai)tia/asqai Il. 13.775 ; qeou\s brotoi\ ai)tio/wntai Od. 1.32 , cf. E. Fr. 254 ; kai/ m' h)(tia/asqe e(/kastos Il. 16.202 , cf. S. OT 608 , Lys. 7.38 , etc.; ai). w(s miarou/s Pl. R. 562d ; ai). tina/ tinos to accuse of a thing, Hdt. 5.27 , Pl. R. 619c , D. 21.104 , etc.: c. inf., ai). tina\ poiei=n ti accuse one of doing, Hdt. 5.27 , Pl. Criti. 120c , X. Mem. 1.1.2 ; ou) ta\ u(me/tera ai)tiaso/meqa mh\ ou)x e(/toima ei)=nai Pl. La. 189c ; ai). tina\ w(s . . or o(/ti . . , Th. 1.120 , X. An. 3.1.7 ; ai). tina\ peri/ tinos X. HG 1.7.6 : c. acc. cogn., ai). ai)ti/an kata/ tinos bring a charge against one, Antipho 6.27 :— Pass. , to be accused, aor. 1 h)|tia/qhn (always) Th. 6.53 , 8.68 , X. HG 2.1.32 : pf. h)|ti/amai Th. 3.61 : fut. ai)tiaqh/somai D.C. 37.56 . in good sense, give one the credit of being, se\ ti/s ai)tia=tai nomoqe/thn a)gaqo\n gegone/nai; Pl. R. 599e , cf. 379c , Cra. 396d . c. acc. rei, lay to one's charge, impute, tou=to ai). X. Cyr. 3.1.39 ; tau=ta D. 19.215 : c. dupl. acc., ti/ tau=ta tou\s *aa/kwnas ai)tiw/meqa ; Ar. Ach. 514 . injure, o(plh/n Hippiatr. 105 . allege as the cause, ou) to\ ai)/tion ai). not to allege the real cause, Pl. R. 329b ; ti/na e)/xeis ai)tia/sasqai . . tou/tou ku/rion ; ib. 508a ; fwna/s te . . kai\ a)/lla muri/a ai). Id. Phd. 98e ; ta)nai/tia Id. Ti. 88a ; w(=n th\n peni/an ai)tia/sait' a)/n tis D. 18.263 ; th\n di/nhn Arist. Cael. 295a32 ; to\ au)to/maton Id. Ph. 196a25 . c. inf., allege, to\n lo/gon ai). dusxerh= ei)=nai Pl. Prt. 333d , cf. Men. 93d ; ai). ti ai)/tion ei)=nai Grg. 518d ; i)li/ggous e)k filosofi/as e)ggi/gnesqai allege by way of accusation that . . , Id. R. 407c ; th=s i(era=s xw/ras h)|tia=to ei)=nai he alleged that it was part of . . , D. 18.150 , cf. 37.12 . (Late in Act. , POxy. 1032.51 (ii A. D.).) ai)ti/-a_sis, ews, h(, complaint, accusation, Antipho 5.25 , Arist. Po. 1455b31 , PFlor. 311.4 (v A. L.). ai)ti-a_te/on, verb. Adj. one must accuse, blame, X. Cyr. 7.1.11 , Str. 1.2.30 . one must allege as the cause, Pl. R. 3790 , Ti. 57c , 87b , Arist. Mete. 339a32 . ai)ti-a_tiko/s, h/, o/n, causal, Sch. Il. 23.627 . Astrol., noxious, to/pos Vett.Val. 208.10 . h( ai). (sc. ptw=sis) accusative case, indicating the thing caused by the vb., Stoic. 2.59 , D.T. 636.6 , A.D. Pron. 11.9 , etc. Adv. -kw=s in the accusative, Sch. E. Ph. 470 . ai)ti-a_to/s, h/, o/n, verb. Adj. produced by a cause, effected, Arist. APo. 76a20 ; to\ ai). effect, opp. to\ ai)/tion cause, ib. 98a36 , Plot. 6.2.3 : Comp. -o/teros Eustr. in APo. 40.28 . ai)ti/zw, Ep. form of ai)te/w (not in Il. , once in Ar. ); only pres. (exc. aor. part. ai)ti/ssas in AP 10.66 ( Agath. ), ask, beg, c. acc. rei, si=ton . . ai)ti/zwn kata\ dh=mon Od. 17.558 , cf. 222 ; h(ni/k' a)\n ai)ti/zht' a)/rton Ar. Pax 120 (hex.); generally, ask, fe/reu te/kos o(/ss' e)qelhmo\s ai)ti/zeis Call. Dian. 32 . c. acc. pers., beg of, ai)ti/zein . . pa/ntas e)poixo/menon mnhsth=ras Od. 17.346 . abs., beg, ai)ti/zwn bo/skein h(\n gaste/ra ib. 228 , cf. 4.651 . ai)tio-loge/w, inquire into causes, reason, account for, u(pe\r tw=n metew/rwn Epicur. Ep. 1p.31U. , cf. Diocl.Fr. 112 , Plot. 6.7.3 , Plu. 2.689b ; to\ zhtou/menon Aenesid. ap. S.E. P. 1.181 , cf. Demetr.Lac. 1012.68 :— Pass. , e)k tou= sunde/smou h)|tiologhme/non e)sti/n the conjunction indicates that the cause resides in . ., A.D. Conj. 235.9 . ai)tio-loghte/on, verb. Adj. one must investigate causes, Epicur. Ep. 1p.29U. ai)tio-logi/a, h(, a giving the cause of a thing, Democr. 118 , Aenesid. ap. S.E. P. 1.181 , Phld. D. 1.10 , A.D. Conj. 231.16 ; h( <peri\> tw=n metew/rwn ai). Epicur. Ep. 2p.42U. ai)tio-logiko/s, h/, o/n, ready at giving the cause, inquiring into causes, ai)tiologikw/tatos, of Aristotle, D.L. 5.32 ; causal, tro/pos Epicur. Nat. 144 G.:—Subst., to\ -ko/n investigation of causes, Str. 2.3.8 . Gramm., causal, su/ndesmoi, su/ntacis, etc., A.D. Conj. 231.4 , al., Adv. 200.2 . Adv. -kw=s Id. Synt. 320.3 . ai)/ti-os, a, on, more rarely os, on Ar. Pl. 547 : (v. ai)ti/a):— culpable, responsible, e)pei\ ou)/ ti/ moi ai)/tioi/ ei)sin Il. 1.153 , cf. B. 10.34 , Hdt. 7.214 : Comp. ai)tiw/teros Th. 4.20 : Sup. , tou\s ai)tiwta/tous the most guilty, Hdt. 6.50 ; ai). tinos Id. 3.52 . Subst., ai)/tios, o( , the accused, the culprit, A. Ch. 70 , etc.; oi( ai)/. tou= patro/s they who have sinned against my father, ib. 273 :—c. gen. rei, oi( ai)/. tou= fo/nou ib. 117 , cf. S. Ph. 590 , Hdt. 4.200 . responsible for, c. gen. rei, Hdt. 1.1 , etc. ; ai)/tio/s tino/s tini being the cause of a thing to a person, Lys. 13.57 , cf. D. 23.54 , Isoc. 8.100 : c. inf., ai)/. to\n h)e/ra chro\n ei)=nai Hdt. 2.26 ; tou= mh\ falakrou=sqai Id. 3.12 , etc.; ai)/. qanei=n S. Ant. 1173 ; ai). pemfqh=nai a)/ggelon Antipho 5.23 , cf. Lys. 13.82 ; ai)/tios to\ se\ a)pokri/nasqai Pl. La. 190e : Comp. , tou= . . e)leuqe/ran ei)=nai . . ai)tiw/teron D. 24.5 , cf. 51.21 : Sup. ai)tiw/tatos, e)n tw=| stenw=| naumaxh=sai mainly instrumental in causing the sea-fight, Th. 1.74 ; ai). tou= mh\ a)poqanei=n D. 20.42 ; -w/tato/n ti kai\ tele/ws drastiko/n Phld. D. 1.23 . ai)/tion, to/ , cause, Hp. VM 6 (pl.), 21 , Hdt. 7.125 , E. IA 939 , Th. 4.26 , etc.; ti/ pot' ou)=n e)sti to\ ai)/tion to/ . . mhde/na ei)pei=n; D. 8.56 ; freq. in Philos., to\ d' ai)/. tou/tou ei)=nai o(/ti . . Pl. Phd. 11o e, etc. ai)ti-w/dhs, es, resembling a cause, quasicausal, Stoic. 2.119 (in Adv. -dws, sed leg. -w=des); causal, ou)si/a Plot. 6.8.14 ; stoixei=a Simp. in Ph. 17.25 ; to\ ai)tiw=des formal, as opp. to to\ u(liko/n, M.Ant. 4.21 , etc.; pro/tasis ai). giving the cause of the conclusion, Anon. in SE 3.36 . Adv. -dws causally, Dam. Pr. 106 . Gramm., causal, a)ci/wma Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.70 ; su/ndesmoi A.D. Synt. 245.13 ,al. ai)ti/-wma, to/, = ai)ti/ama , PFay. 111 (iA.D.), Act.Ap. 25.7 . ai)ti-w/numos, on, (o)/noma) named from a fault, pa/qos Sch. S. Aj. 205 . ai)ti/-wsis, h(, = ai)ti/asis , Eust. 1422.21 . *ai)tnai=os, a, on, of or belonging to Etna (*ai)/tnh), Pi. P. 3.69 , O. 6.96 , A. Pr. 367 , etc.; Sicilian, pw=los S. OC 312 ; of a beetle, A. Fr. 233 , Ar. Pax 73 , S. Ichn. 300 . ai)tnai=os, o( , sea-fish, Opp. H. 1.512 . ai)tri/a, for ai)qri/a, barbarism in Ar. Th. 1001 . a)i/+ttesqai: dika/zein h)\ dika/zesqai, Hsch. (Fort. a)/ttesqai: dia/zein h)\ dia/zesqai.) a)i/+turon: u(/alon, Id. *ai)twla/rxhs, o(, president of Aetolian League, Phleg. Mir. 2 . *ai)twli/a, h(, Aetolia, Th. 3.96 , etc.:—hence *ai)twloi/, oi(, Aetolians, Il. 2.638 , etc.: fem. *ai)twli/s, xw/rh Hdt. 6.127 : Adj. *ai)twliko/s, h/, o/n, Th. 4.30 , etc. ai)tw/lios, v. sub ai)gwlio/s. ai)/fnhs, Adv. suddenly, E. IA 1581 , Hp. Int. 39 (ai)fnhdi/s, Hdn. Gr. 1.512 ; ai)ti-do/n, Id. Epim. 270 ). (Prob. cognate with ai)=ya rather than with a)/far, a)/fnw). ai)fni/dios, on, unforeseen, sudden, A. Pr. 680 , Th. 2.61 , Arist. EN 1117a18 ; a)fiknou=ntai ai)fni/dioi toi=s *xi/ois Th. 8.14 . Adv. -i/ws Id. 2.53 ; also -ion Plu. Num. 15 . ai)fnidiotuxh/s, e/s, profiting by strokes of good fortune, Vett. Val. 18.16. ai)xma/eis, ai)xma_ta/s, Dor. for ai)xmh/eis, ai)xmhth/s. ai)xma/zw, Ep. fut. -a/ssw, throw the spear, ai)xma\s ai)xma/ssousi Il. 4.324 ; e)/ndon ai)xma/zein play the warrior at home, A. Pers. 756 ; ai)xma/sai ta/de to perform these feats of arms, S. Tr. 355 ; 'trail a pike', Men. Sam. 284 . arm with the spear, pro\s *)atrei/daisin h)/|xmasas xe/ra S. Aj. 97 : metaph. of general's speech, a). th\n dia/noian Onos. 1.13 . wound, Nonn. D. 35.178 s.v.l. ai)xma^l-wsi/a, h(, captivity, D.S. 20.61 , LXX Am. 1.15 , al., Plu. Them. 31 . body of captives, D.S. 17.70 , LXX Nu. 31.12 ,al. ai)xma^l-wteu/w, = sq., LXX Ge. 34.29 , al., Ep.Eph. 4.8 ; capture, plou=ton Ps.-Callisth. 3.20 . ai)xma^l-wti/zw, take prisoner, D.S. 14.37 , LXX 4 Ki. 24.14 , al.:—more freq. in Med. , ai)xmalwti/zomai J. BJ 4.8.1 : fut. -i/somai ib. 2.4 : aor. h)|xmalwtisa/mhn ib. 1.22.1 , D.S. 13.24 : pf. h)|xmalw/tismai J. BJ 4.9.8 (with v.l. -sa/menoi ); also in pass. sense, SIG 763 (Cyzicus). ai)xma^l-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for a prisoner, E. Tr. 871 . ai)xma^l-wti/s, i/dos, h(, captive, S. Aj. 1228 , E. Tr. 28 , LXX Ge. 31.26 . 2. Adj. fem. of ai)xma/lwtos, ta\s ai)xmalwti/das xe/ras S. Aj. 71 . ai)xma^l-wtismo/s, o(, = ai)xmalwsi/a , Sch. Ar. Nu. 186 . ai)xma^l-wtisth/s, captivator, Gloss. ai)xma^/l-wtos, on, taken by the spear, captive, prisoner, Pi. Fr. 223 , Hdt. 6.79 , 134 ; freq. of women, A. Ag. 1440 , S. Tr. 417 :— ai)xma/lwtoi prisoners of war, And. 4.22 , Th. 3.70 ; ai). lamba/nein, a)/gein take prisoner, X. Cyr. 3.1.37 , 4.4.1 ; ai). gi/gnesqai to be taken, ib. 3.1.7 ; of things, ai). xrh/mata A. Eu. 400 , cf. Ag. 334 , D. 19.139 ; nh=es X. HG 2.3.8 , IG 2.789 ; ta\ ai). booty, X. HG 4.1.26 , An. 4.1.13 ; ai)xma/lwton, to/, = a)ndra/podon , D.S. 13.57 . = ai)xmalwtiko/s, doulosu/nh ai) . such as awaits a captive, Hdt. 9.76 ; eu)na/ A. Th. 364 (lyr.); tu/xh D.S. 27.6 , Lib. Or. 59.157 . ai)xma/lwtos, o( , name of plasters, Aët. 15.20 . ai)xm-h/, h(, ( Aeol. ai)/xma AB 1095 ) point of a spear, pa/roiqe de\ la/mpeto douro\s ai). xalkei/h Il. 6.320 ; ai). e)/gxeos 16.315 . generally, point, of arrows, tocoulko\s ai). A. Pers. 239 ; a)gki/strou, kera/wn, Opp. H. 1.216 , C. 2.451 . spear, Il. 12.45 , etc.; damasi/mbrotos ai). Pi. O. 9.79 ; pro\s th\n ai)xmh\n e)tra/peto took to his spear, Hdt. 3.78 ; ai)xmh=| ei(=le with the spear, i.e. in war, Id. 5.94 ; otherwise rare in Prose, X. Cyr. 4.6.4 . metaph. of the trident of Poseidon, A. Pr. 925 . body of spear-bearers, Pi. O. 7.19 , E. Heracl. 276 . war, battle, kakw=s h( ai). e(sth/kee the war went ill, Hdt. 7.152 ; parme/nontas ai)xma=| standing their ground in battle, Pi. P. 8.40 ; qhrw=n with wild beasts, E. HF 158 . metaph. of plague, sharpness, brwth=ras ai). A. Eu. 803 . warlike spirit, ai). ne/wn qa/llei Terp. 6 ; qre/ye d' ai)xma\n *)amfitru/wnos Pi. N. 10.13 ; gunaiko\s ai). a woman's temper, A. Ag. 483 (lyr.), cf. Ch. 630 (lyr.; but perh. = rule, cf. Pr. 406 ). (Cf. Lith. jiešmas 'spit'.) ai)xm-h/eis, Dor. ai)xm-a/eis, essa, en, armed with the spear, A. Pers. 137 ; pointed, si/dhros Opp. C. 3.321 . ai)xm-hta/ [a^], o( , Ep. collat. form of ai)xmhth/s, Il. 5.197 . ai)xm-hth/r, h=ros, o(, = ai)xmhth/s , Opp. C. 3.211 , Q.S. 8.85 , Nonn. D. 28.122 ; as Adj., ai). ga/mos prize of the spear, ib. 42.501 . ai)xm-hth/rios, a, on, warlike, Lyc. 454 . ai)xm-hth/s, ou=, Dor. ai)xm-a_ta/s, a=, o(, (ai)xmh/) poet., spearman, warrior, esp. opp. to archers, Il. 2.543 , Od. 2.19 , al., Archil. 119 , cj.in Alcm. 68 ,etc. In Pi.as Adj., pointed (or spear-wielding), ai). kerauno/s P. 1.5 . warlike, ai). qumo/s N. 9.37 :—fem. ai)/xmhtis (sic), EM 595.39 . ai)xmo/-detos, on, (de/w) bound in war, = ai)xma/lwtos , S. Fr. 47 (fort. -o/letos, cf. EM 41.3 ). ai)xmo-fo/ros, on, spearman, Hdt. 1.103 , 215 . esp., like dorufo/ros , of body-guards, Id. 1.8 , 7.40 , B. 10.89 . ai)=ya ( Boeot. h)=ya prob. in corinn. BKT 5(2).36 ), Adv. quick, forthwith, on a sudden, freq. in Hom. (also ai)=ya ma/la, ai)=ya d' e)/peita, Il. 4.70 , Od. 15.193 ), cf. Sapph. 1.13 , Thgn. 663 , Sol. 2 , Pi. P. 4.133 , Emp. 35.14 , A. Supp. 481 .—Poet., exc. in Mon.Ant. 18.322 (Gortyn). ai)yhroke/leuqos, on, swift-speeding, epith. of Boreas, Hes. Th. 379 , Poet. ap. Apollod. 3.4.4 . ai)yhro/s, a/, o/n, (ai)=ya) quick, speedy, sudden, ai)yhro\s de\ ko/ros krueroi=o go/oio satiety in grief comes soon, Od. 4.103 ; lu=sen d' a)gorh\n ai)yhrh/n he dismissed the assembly in haste, Il. 19.276 , Od. 2.257 ; *zefu/rou ai). pnoai/ Pi. Parth. 2.17 ; pou/s Lyc. 515 . Adv. -w=s Aristarch. ap. Apollon. Lex. s.v. ai)=ya. —Notin Trag. a)i/+w (A), Ep. and Lyr. word, freq. used by Trag. in lyr., cf. Hermipp. 47.7 (anap.); once only in dialogue ( S. OC 304 ): only pres. and impf. (aor. e)p-h/i+sa Hdt. 9.93 ):—perceive by the ear, hear, c. acc. rei, ou)k a)i/+eis a(/ te/ fhsi; Il. 15.130 , cf. 248 ; *ne/stwr de\ prw=tos ktu/pon a)/i+e 10.532 , cf. 21.388 , Pi. Pae. 6.8 , A. Ag. 55 , Supp. 59 , E. Med. 148 , etc.: c. gen.rei, Sapph. 1.6 , S. OC 304 , Ph. 1410 : c. gen. pers., a)i/+ei mou . . basileu/s A. Pers. 633 ;—also, perceive by the eye, see, Od. 18.11 , S. OC 181 :—generally, perceive, ou)k a)i/+eis w(s *trw=es . . h(/atai a)/gxi new=n; Il. 10.160 . c. gen., listen to, give ear to, di/khs Hes. Op. 213 (dub. l.); obey, A. Pers. 874 , Ar. Nu. 1166 . (Cf. Skt. āvis 'clear', Lat. au-dio.) [ Hom. uses a^ always in pres., a^i^w; so A. Pers. 633 , S. Ph. 1410 ; but a_i^eis , a_i^wn A. Supp. 59 (prob.), S. OC 181 , 304 : impf. a_i^e Il. 10.532 , 21.38 <*> (as always in Trag.), but a^i^en Il. 11.463 , a^i^on 18.222 :—i is always short, except a^i_e in Hes. Op. 213 (dub. 1 .), and perh. a)i+o/ntessi Od. 1.352 .] a)i/+w (B), [a_], = a)/hmi , breathe, (dub.) once in impf., e)pei\ fi/lon a)/i+on h)=tor when I was breathing out my life, Il. 15.252 . a)i+w/n [a_], Dor. for h)i+w/n. ai)w/n, w=nos, o(, Ion. and Ep. also h(, as in Pi. P. 4.186 , E. Ph. 1484 : apocop. acc. ai)w=, like *poseidw= , restored by Ahrens (from AB 363 ) in A. Ch. 350 : (properly ai)vw/n, cf. aevum, v. ai)ei/ ):—period of existence ( to\ te/los to\ perie/xon to\n th=s e(ka/stou zwh=s xro/non . . ai)w\n e(ka/stou ke/klhtai Arist. Cael. 279a25 ): lifetime, life, yuxh/ te kai\ ai)w/n Il. 16.453 ; e)k d' ai). pe/fatai Il. 19.27 ; mhde/ toi ai). fqine/tw Od. 5.160 ; lei/pei tina/ Il. 5.685 ; a)p' ai)w=nos ne/os w)/leo ( Zenod. ne/on) 24.725 ; teleuta=n to\n ai)w=na Hdt. 1.32 , etc.; ai)w=nos sterei=n tina/ A. Pr. 862 ; ai)w=na dioixnei=n Id. Eu. 315 ; sundiatri/bein Cratin. 1 ; ai). *ai)akida=n, periphr. for the Aeacidae, S. Aj. 645 s. v. l.; a)pe/pneusen ai)w=na E. Fr. 801 ; e)mo\n kat' ai)w=na A. Th. 219 . age, generation, ai). e)s tri/ton ib. 744 ; o( me/llwn ai)w/n posterity, D. 18.199 , cf. Pl. Ax. 370c . one's life, destiny, lot, S. Tr. 34 , E. Andr. 1215 , Fr. 30 , etc. long space of time, age, ai)w\n gi/gnetai 'tis an age, Men. 536.5 ; esp. with Preps., a)p' ai)w=nos of old, Hes. Th. 609 , Ev.Luc. 1.70 ; oi( a)po\ tou= ai). *(rwmai=oi D.C. 63.20 ; di' ai)w=nos perpetually, A. Ch. 26 , Eu. 563 ; all one's life long, S. El. 1024 ; di' ai)w=nos makrou=, a)pau/stou, A. Supp. 582 , 574 ; to\n di' ai). xro/non for ever, Id. Ag. 554 ; ei)s a(/panta to\n ai). Lycurg. 106 , Isoc. 10.62 ; ei)s to\n ai). LXX Ge. 3.23 , al., D.S. 21.17 , Ev.Jo. 8.35 , Ps.- Luc. Philopatr. 17 ; ei)s ai)w=na ai)w=nos LXX Ps. 131(132).14 ; e)c ai)w=nos kai\ e(/ws ai)w=nos ib. Je. 7.7 ; e)p' ai). ib. Ex. 15.18 ; e(/ws ai)w=nos ib. 1 Ki. 1.22 , al.:— without a Prep., to\n a(/panta ai). Arist. Cael. 279a22 ; to\n ai)w=na Lycurg. 62 , Epicur. Ep. 1p.8U. ; eternity, opp. xro/nos, Pl. Ti. 37d , cf. Metrod. Fr. 37 , Ph. 1.496 , 619 , Plot. 3.7.5 , etc.; tou\s u(pe\r tou= ai)w=nos fo/bous Epicur. Sent. 20 . space of time clearly defined and marked out, epoch, age, o( ai)w\n ou(=tos this present world, opp. o( me/llwn, Ev.Matt. 13.22 , cf. Ep.Rom. 12.2 ; o( nu=n ai). 1 Ep.Tim. 6.17 , 2 Ep.Tim. 4.10 :—hence in pl., the ages, i.e. eternity, Phld. D. 3 Fr. 84 ; ei)s pa/ntas tou\s ai). LXX To. 13.4 ; ei)s tou\s ai).ib. Si. 45.24 , al., Ep.Rom. 1.25 , etc.; ei)s tou\s ai). tw=n ai)w/nwn LXX 4 Ma. 18.24 , Ep.Phil. 4.20 , etc.; a)po\ tw=n ai)., pro\ tw=n ai)., Ep.Eph. 3.9 , 1 Cor. 2.7 ; ta\ te/lh tw=n ai). ib. 10.11 . *ai)w/n, o( , personified, *ai)w\n *xro/nou pai=s E. Heracl. 900 (lyr.), cf. Corp.Herm. 11 , etc.; as title of various divine beings, Dam. Pr. 151 , al.; esp.=Persian Zervan, Suid. s.v. *(hrai)+skos . Pythag. , = 10 , Theol.Ar. 59 . spinal marrow (perh. regarded as seat of life), h.Merc 42 , 119 , Pi. Fr. 111 , Hp. Epid. 7.122 ; perh. also Il. 19.27 . ai)wni/zw, to be eternal, Phot. , Suid. ; to be eternalized, Dam. Pr. 105 . ai)w/nios, on, also a, on Pl. Ti. 37d , Ep.Heb. 9.12 :— lasting for an age ( ai)w/n 11 ), perpetual, eternal (but dist. fr. a)i/+dios, Plot. 3.7.3 ), me/qh Pl. R. 363d ; a)nw/leqron . . a)ll' ou)k ai)w/nion Id. Lg. 904a , cf. Epicur. Sent. 28 ; ai). kata\ yuxh\n o)/xlhsis Id. Nat. 131 G.; kaka/, deina/, Phld. Herc. 1251.18 , D. 1.13 ; ai). a)moibai=s basanisqhso/menoi ib. 19 ; tou= ai). qeou= Ep.Rom. 16.26 , Ti.Locr. 96c ; ou) xroni/h mou=non . . a)ll' ai)wni/h Aret. CA 1.5 ; ai). diaqh/kh, no/mimon, pro/stagma, LXX Ge. 9.16 , Ex. 27.21 , To. 1.6 ; zwh/ Ev.Matt. 25.46 , Porph. Abst. 4.20 ; ko/lasis Ev.Matt. l.c., Olymp. in Grg. p.278J. ; pro\ xro/nwn ai). 2 Ep.Tim. 1.9 : opp. pro/skairos, 2 Ep.Cor. 4.18 . holding an office or title for life, perpetual, gumnasi/arxos CPHerm. 62 . = Lat. saecularis, Phleg. Macr. 4 . Adv. -i/ws eternally, nou=s a)ki/nhtos ai). pa/nta w)/n Procl. Inst. 172 , cf. Simp. in Epict. p.77D. ; perpetually, misei=n Sch. E. Alc. 338 . ai)w/nion, to/, = a)ei/zwon to\ me/ga , Ps.- Dsc. 4.88 . ai)wnio/ths, h(, perpetuitas, Gloss. ai)w/nisma, to/, perpetual memorial, Ostr. 1148 . ai)wno/-bi^os, on, immortal, title of Egyptian kings, *ptolemai=os OGI 90.4 (Rosetta, ii B. C.), PMag.Par. 1.154 ; of God, PMag.Lond. 46.176 , 482 . ai)wno-polokra/twr, oros, o(, eternal ruler of the heavens, PMag.Berol. 1.201 . ai)wno/fqalmos, on, seeing with eternal eyes, PMag.Lond. 46.465 . ai)w/ra, h(, (a)ei/rw) swing, hammock, chariot on springs, Pl. Lg. 789d . noose, halter, S. OT 1264 (in the form e)w/ra). oscillatory movement, see-saw, pulsation, Pl. Phd. 111e , D.H. 3.47 , etc. Medic., passive exercise, Plu. 2.793b , Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.23 , Sor. 1.125 : pl., IG 4.955 (Epid., ii A. D.). metaph., ai). yuxh=s fluctuation of mind, Metrod. Herc. 831.8 (cf. Epicur. Fr. 434 ). ai)wr-e/w: fut. Pass. -hqh/somai D.C. 41.1 , (a)p-) Hp. Fract. 14 , but -h/somai Aristid. 2.289J. : aor. h)|wrh/qhn (v. infr.): pf. h)|w/rhmai Opp. H. 3.532 : (a)ei/rw):—lift up, raise, u(gro\n nw=ton ai)wrei=, of the eagle raismg his back and feathers, Pi. P. 1.9 ; swing as in a hammock, ai). [gunai=ka] e)pi\ kli/nhs ferome/nhn Hp. Mul. 1.68 , cf. Aret. CA 1.4 ; tou\s o)/feis . . u(pe\r th=s kefalh=s ai)wrw=n D. 18.260 . hang, tina\ e)k tou= a)tra/ktou Luc. JConf. 4 :—metaph., h)|w/rei . . e)lpi/s, o(/ti to\n xa/raka ai(rh/sousi excited them to think that . . , App. BC 2.81 , cf. Plu. Brut. 37 .—Never in good Att. more freq. in Pass. , to be hung, hang, de/rmata peri\ tou\s w)/mous ai)wreu/mena Hdt. 7.92 ; ai)wroume/nwn tw=n o)stw=n being raised, lifted, Pl. Phd. 98d ; ai(=ma h)|wrei=to spouted up, Bion 1.25 ; o( h(/lios u(po\ pneuma/twn ai)wrei=tai is tossed, carried to and fro, Diog.Oen. Fr. 8 . swing, float in air, Pl. La. 184a ; hover, of birds, Arist. Mir. 836a12 ; of a dream, S. El. 1390 (lyr.); oscillate, Pl. Phd. 112b ; of an army, ai)wroume/nhs stratia=s peri\ *mesopotami/an Plu. Ant. 28 . take passive exercise, Gal. Thras. 23 . metaph., to be in suspense, e)n kindu/nw| to hang in doubt and danger, Th. 7.77 ; ai). e)n a)/llois depend upon . ., Pl. Mx. 248a ; ai)wrhqei\s u(pe\r mega/lwn playing for a high stake, Hdt. 8.100 ; ai). th\n yuxh/n X. Cyn. 4.4 ; to\ mh\ -ou/menon th=s yuxh=s Epicur. Nat. 22G. Pass. , to be held in suspense, threatened, a)paidi/as pro\s timwri/an -oume/nhs Chor. p.71.3B. ai)w/r-hma, atos, to/, that which is hung up or hovers, Lyc. 1080 . hanging cord, halter, E. Hel. 353 (lyr.); hanging slings or chains, Id. Or. 984 (lyr.). ai)w/r-hsis, ews, h(, oscillatory movement, esp. Medic., of passive exercise, Pl. Ti. 89a , cf. Gal. 10.710 ; ai). di' o)xhma/twn Poll. 10.51 . ai)wr-hte/on, one must take passive exercise, Sor. 1.109 ; e)n forei/w| Herod.Med. ap. Aët. 9.13 . ai)wr-hto/s, o/n, hanging, AP 5.203 ( Mel. ). a)ka=, Dor. Adv. = a)kh/n , softly, gently, Pi. P. 4.156 ; cf. h)=ka. *)aka^dh/meia (the form is protected by metre in Alex. 25 , 94 , cf. Ar. Nu. 1005 , Epicr. 11.11 , St. Byz. s.v. *(ekadh/meia , Ath. 10.419d ), freq. written ai)wr-i/a, h(, Academy, a gymnasium in the suburbs of Athens, named from the hero Academus, e)n dro/moisin *)akadh/mou qeou= Eup. 32 , cf. Pl. Ly. 203a , etc., where Plato taught: hence, the Platonic school of philosophy, *)ak. palaia/, me/sh, newte/ra Phld. Acad.Ind. p.77 M.: prov., *)akadhmi/hqen h(/keis, of a philosopher, Apostol. 2.1 :—hence Adj. *)akadhmeiko/s, h/, o/n, Academic, of the school of Plato, Phld. Acad.Ind. p.18 M.: also *)akadhmai+ko/s, Plu. 2.1077c , Ath. 11.509a , Luc. Pisc. 43 , Timo 35 codd., etc.; *)akadhmiako/s, D.L. 4.67 , etc.; *)akadhmiko/s, Cic. Att. 13.12.3 and 16.1 ; *)akadh/mios, Philostr. V A 7.2 s.v.l. a)ka^qai/retos, on, (kaqaire/w) not to be put down, Ph. 1.39 ,al.; not weakened, Sor. 1.21 . a)ka^qar-si/a, h(, uncleanness, foulness, of a wound or sore, Hp. Fract. 31 , cf. Pl. Ti. 72c (pl.); a)ggei/wn Hp. Epid. 6.31 . dirt, filth, BGU 1117.27 ( 13 B.C.), etc. in moral sense, depravity, D. 21.119 . ceremonial impurity, LXX Le. 15.3 ,al. a)ka^qar-ti/zomai, to be ceremonially unclean, v.l. ib. 14.36 . a)ka^/qar-tos, on, (kaqai/rw) uncleansed, foul, a)h/r Hp. Aër. 6 ; of the body, Arist. Pr. 883b27 ; e(/lkos Hp. Fract. 27 ; of a woman, quae menstrua non habet, Demad. Fr. 4 , Luc. Lex. 19 ; of ceremonial impurity, LXX Le. 12.2 , al., IG 3.74.3 . unpurified, Pl. Lg. 866a , 868a . morally unclean, impure, Pl. Phd. 81b , D. 19.199 , etc.; a)ka/qarte thou beast! Bato 5 ; = maniw/dhs , Achae. 30 ; a). pneu=ma LXX Za. 13.2 , Ev.Matt. 12.43 , cf. PMag.Par. 1.1238 . Adv. a)kaqa/rtws, e)/xein Pl. Ti. 92b . ofthings, notpurgedaway, unpurged, S. OT 256 , Pl. Lg. 854b . unpruned, Thphr. CP 1.15.1 . ceremonially unclean, of food, LXX Le. 5.2 , al., Act.Ap. 10.14 . not sifted, containing impurities, PPetr. 2p.8 (iii B. C.). Act. , not fit for cleansing, [ fa/rmaka] e(lke/wn a)kaqarto/tera Aret. CD 1.8 . a)ka^qekte/omai, Pass. , to be unoccupied, dia/sthma -ou/menon u(po\ sw/matos Stoic. 2.163 . a)ka/qektos, on, ungovernable, Ps.-Phoc. 193 , Plu. Nic. 8 . Adv. -tws, lutta=n Ph. 2.48 ; margai/nein Sch. Opp. H. 1.38 . a)kaqh/kousa diaqh/kh,= Lat. inofficiosum testamentum, Just. Nov. 38.3 (pl.), cf. Gloss. a)ka^q-osi/wtos, on, unpurified, Phot. , Suid. a)ka^q-uperte/rhtos, on, unsurpassed, Ptol. Tetr. 157 . a)ka^q-uste/rhtos, on, lacking nothing, bi/os Vett. Val. 67.18 , cf. Ps.-Callisth. 2.11 . Adv. -tws without delay, BGU 1126.11 (i B. C.). a)/kaina, hs, h(, (a)kh/ A, a)ki/s) spike, prick, goad, A.R. 3.1323 , AP 6.41 ( Agath. ). ten-foot rod used as a measure, a)/kainan a)mfo/teron ke/ntron te bow=n kai\ me/tron a)rou/rhs Call. Fr. 214 , cf. Sch. A.R. l.c. square measure of 100 ft., in Egypt, Hero *Deff. 130 , cf. Sch. A.R.l.c., POxy. 669.41 (? iii A. D.); in Bithynia, BCH 27.318 :— also a)/kainon, to/, Olymp. in Mete 43.1 . a)kainoto/mhtos, on, = inlibatus, Gloss.; free from innovations, Just. Nov. 61.1.4 . a)kair-eu/omai, behave unseasonably, Ph. 2.166 , 280 . a)kair-e/w, to be without an opportunity, opp. eu)kaire/w, D.S. 10.7 :— Med. , impf. h)kairei=sqe Ep.Phil. 4.10 . talk nonsense, Astramps. Orac. 74.9 . a)kair-i/a, h(, unfitness of times, opp. e)pikairi/a, Democr. 26e (pl.); opp. eu)kairi/a, Pl. Phd. 272a ; opp. e)gkairi/a, Id. Plt. 305d ; time of trouble, Lib. Or. 59.38 . of bad seasons, unseasonableness, e)niautw=n pollw=n a). Pl. Lg. 709a (pl.); tw=n pneuma/twn Arist. Pr. 941b25 (pl.). impropriety, Pl. Smp. 182a . bad taste in writing, D.H. Dem. 7 ,al. opp. kairo/s, want of opportunity, th\n a)kairi/an th\n e)kei/nou kairo\n u(me/teron nomi/santes D. 1.24 ; want of time, Plu. 2.130e . of persons, tactlessness, Thphr. Char. 12 . a)kai/r-imos, h, on, ill-timed: prov., o(/ ti k' e)p' a)kairi/man glw=ssan e)/lqh| quicquid in buccam venerit, Lyr.Adesp. 86A. a)kai/r-ios, on, poet. for a)/kairos, a). h(/keis, of untimely death, IG 14.1363.11 . Adv. -i/ws unseasonably, BGU 846.14 (ii A. D.). a)kairo/-gelws, wtos, given to unseemly laughter, Archig. (or Posidon. ) ap. Aët. 6.8 a)kairo-loge/w, prate unseasonably, Sch. Pl. Grg. 469a . a)kairo-logi/a, h(, Hsch. s.v. battologi/a ; prob. in D.H. Lys. 4 . a)kairo-lo/gos, on, unseasonable prater, Ph. 2.268 , Eust. 208.38 . a)kairo-parrhsi/a, h(, ill-timed freedom of speech, Eust. 1069 . 10 . a)kairo-parrhsiasth/s, ou=, o(, one who employs ill-timed freedom of speech, Id. 1857.2 . a)/kairos, on, ill-timed, unseasonable, e)s a)/kaira ponei=n Thgn. 919 ; ou)k a)/kaira le/gein A. Pr. 1036 ; a)/. ke/nwsis Hp. VM 10 ; proqumi/a Th. 5.65 ; e)leuqeri/a Pl. R. 569c ; e)/painos Id. Phdr. 24c e; r(a|qumi/a D. 18.46 , ge/lws Men. Mon. 88 . Adv. -rws A. Ag. 808 , Ch. 624 (both lyr.), Hp. Acut. 17 , al.: Comp. -ote/rws Id. Epid. 1.19 : neut. pl. as Adv., a)/kair' a)pw/lluto E. Hel. 1081 . of persons, importunate, troublesome, Thphr. Char. 12 ; a)/. kai\ la/los Alciphr. 3.62 . c. inf., ill-suited to do a thing, X. Eq.Mag. 7.6 ( Comp. ). a)/kairon, to/, = mursi/nh a)gri/a , Dsc. 4.144 . a)kakali/s, i/dos, h(, gall of the Oriental tamarisk, Dsc. 1.89 . = na/rkissos , Eumach. ap. Ath. 15.681e . = a)/rkeuqos , Ps.- Dsc. 1.75 . a)ka^ke/mfatos: kakh=s fh/mhs a)phllagme/nos, in no ill repute, Hsch. a)ka/khs, Dor. a)ka/kas [a^ka^k], o( , poet. form of a)/kakos, A. Pers. 855 (lyr.); epith. of Hades, IG 7.117.3 (Megara). a)ka^kh/sios, o(, epith. of Hermes in Arcadia, = sq., Call. Dian. 143 , Paus. 8.36.10 . a)ka/khta^ [a^ka^k], Ep. form, = a)/kakos , guileless, gracious, epith. of Hermes, Il. 16.185 , Od. 24.10 , Hes. Fr. 23 ; of Prometheus, Id. Th. 614 ; of the poet's father, Orph. L. 151 . (Acc. a)kakh/thn in later poetry, IPE 12.436 (Chersonesus, ii A. D.); a)ka/khtos Suid. ) a)kaki/a (A), h(, shittah tree, Acacia arabica, Dsc. 1.101 , Aret. CD 2.6 . = Genista acanthoclada. Dsc. l.c. a)ka^ki/a (B), h(, (a)/kakos) guilelessness, D. 59.81 , Arist. Rh. 1389b9 , LXX Jb. 2.3 , etc. a)ka/kistos, on, not violent, gentle, of remedies, Cass.Fel. 76 . a)ka^ko-h/qeutos, on, = sq., Eust. 404.8 . a)ka^ko-h/qhs, es, guileless, Phot. ; Medic., benign, murmhkia/ Heliod. ap. Orib. 45.14.44 . Adv. -qws lamb. Protr. 21 .iq'. a)ka^ko-paqe/w, to be free from suffering. EM 85.12 . Adv. a)ka^ko-paqh/tws Apollon. Mir. 35 . a)/ka^k-os, on, unknowing of ill, guileless, A. Pers. 663 (lyr.), Pl. Ti. 91d , Ep.Rom. 16.18 . innocent, simple (cf. eu)h/qhs), D. 47.46 , 82 ; a)/. a)nqrw/pwn tro/pos Anaxil. 33 . Adv. -kws D. 47.50 . unharmed, Sapph. 149 . unadulterated, POxy. 142 (vi A. D.). a)ka^k-ou/rghtos, on, uncorrupted, Harp. s.v. diasei/stous ; undamaged, forti/a sw=a kai\ a). PLond. 3.948.8 (iii A. D.). a)ka^k-ou/rgws, Adv., used to expl. eu)h/qws, Sch. D. 19.167 . a)ka^/k-untos, on, = sq., ai)ti/as Hierocl. in CA 1 p.418M. , cf. 3p.424M. Adv. -tws Id. Prov. p.462B. a)ka^/k-wtos, on, unharmed, Ph. 1.490 , D.C. 77.15 ; a). eu)xh/ IG 14.2012A39 (Sulp. Max. ). Astrol., subject to no malignant influence, not 'afflicted', Vett. Val. 111.24 . unsubdued, M.Ant. 5.18 . a)ka^lanqi/s, i/dos, h(, = a)kanqi/s , Ar. Pax 1079 , Ant.Lib. 9.3 ; epith. of Artemis, Ar. Av. S 72 ( Lacon. a)kkalansi/r (sic), Hsch. ; a)ka/lanqos, AB 370 ; a)kala/nqeia, EM 44.26 ). a)ka^lar-rei/ths, ou, o(, (a)kalo/s, r(e/w) soft-flowing, epith. of Ocean, Il. 7.422 , Od. 19.434 . a)ka^la/r-roos, on, = foreg., Orph. A. 1187 . a)ka^lh/fh ( a)kalu/fh Thphr. HP 7.7.2 codd.), h(, stinging-nettle, Dsc. 4.93 , etc.: metaph., a)po\ th=s o)rgh=s th\n a). a)fele/sqai Ar. V. 884 , cf. Anon. ap. Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.178 . sea-anemone, so called from its stinging properties, Eup. 60 , Pherecr. 24 , Ar. Lys. 549 (cf. Sch.), Arist. HA 531a31 , 588b20 , Plu. 2.670d . a)kall-h/s, e/s, without charms, gunh/ Hp. Ep. 15 ; sw=ma Luc. Hist. Conscr. 48 ; gh= au)xmhra\ kai\ a). ( v.l. a)kamh/s ) Id. Prom. 14 ; [ u(/lh] a). kai\ ai)sxra/ Procl. in Alc. p.326 C.: Comp. , Olymp. in Grg. p.243J. a)kall-ie/rhtos, on, not accepted by gods, ill-omened, i(era/ Aeschin. 3.131 , 152 . a)kall-w/pistos, on, unadorned, Heraclit. 92 , Ph. 1.1 , Luc. Pisc. 12 , Gal. Protr. 10 , Max.Tyr. 29.7 . a)kalo/s, h/, o/n, (a)ka=, a)kh/n) peaceful, still, a)kala\ prore/wn, of a river, Hes. Fr. 218 ; a)/kala klo/nei Sapph. Supp. 19 , cf. Hsch . . Eust. 1009.30 , EM 44.29 . Adv. -lw=s Eust. 1871.54 . a)ka/lws, Adv., (kalo/s) unwell, e)a\n ou)k a). e)/xh|s, xai/rw POxy. 1676.22 (iii A.D.). a)ka/luptos, on, uncovered, unveiled, S. OT 1427 , Arist. HA 489b5 , 1 Enoch 9.5 ; e)n a)kalu/ptw| . .bi/w|, of one who has no house over his head, Men. 404 . Adv. -tws LXX 3 Ma. 4.6 . a)ka^lu^fh/s, e/s, = foreg., S. Ph. 1327 , Arist. de An. 422a1 :—a)/kall-os, on, Hippobot. ap. D.L. 8.72 . a)ka^manto-lo/gxas, a, o(, unwearied at the spear, Pi. I. 7(6).10 . a)ka^manto-ma/xas, a, o(, unwearied in fight, Id. P. 4.171 . a)ka^manto/-pous, o(, h(, poun, to/, gen. podos, untiring of foot, i(/ppos Id. O. 3.3 ; bronth/, a)ph/nh, ib. 4.1 , 5.3 . a)ka^manto-ro/as, a, o(, of untiring stream, *)alfeo/s B. 5.180 . a)ka^manto-xa/rmas, a, o(, unwearied in fight, Pi. Fr. 184 , in voc. a)kamantoxa/rma^n *ai)=an. a)ka/mas [a^ka^], antos, o(, (ka/mnw) untiring, h)e/lios, *sperxeio/s, etc., Il. 18.239 , 16.176 , al. (not in Od. ); i(/ppoi Pi. O. 1.87 ; *no/tos, *bore/as S. Tr. 112 (lyr.); xro/nos Critias 18 ; po/noi unceasing, Arist. Fr. 675 ; no/os Them. Or. 6.79c . a)ka/ma^tos, on, also h, on Hes. Th. 747 , B. 5.25 , S. Ant. 339 :— without sense of toil, hence, untiring, unresting, in Hom. always epith. of fire, Il. 5.4 , Od. 20.123 ,al.; a)/nemoi Emp. 111.3 ; sqe/nos A. Pers. 901 ; a(/ls B.l.c.; a). gh= earth that never rests from tillage, or inexhaustible, S.l.c.:—neut. a)ka/mata as Adv., Id. El. 164 (lyr.). not tired, xei/r Hp. Fract. 3 ; o)/mmata B. 18.20 . metaph., do/ca 12.178 ; pro/noia Stoic. 1.125 . Act. , not tiring, Aret. CD 2.13 . Adv. -tws, in Comp. , less painfully, Hp. Mul. 1.1 :—also -tei/ Hsch. s.v. a)kmhti/. [a^ka^ma^tos S. El. 164 ; but first syll. long in dactylic verse.] a)ka/mmustos, on, without winking, Hsch. s.v. a)skarda/muktos . a)/kamnos, on, unwearied, prob. f.l. for a)ka/mas , PMag.Berol. 2.91 . a)kamp-h/s, e/s, = a)/kamptos , Thphr. HP 3.10.4 , Orph. A. 173 , etc.: metaph., qumo/s ib. 999 , cf. Ph. 1.528 , Plu. 2.959f . a)kamp-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, = a)kamyi/a , Hp. Art. 55 . a)kamp-i/as: o( eu)qh\s dro/mos, h)\ dromeu/s, Hsch. , cf. Suid. a)ka/mp-ios, on, = a)kamph/s , S. Fr. 988 :—neut. a)ka/mp-ion, to/, in chariotor horse-racing, straight course, IG 2.966A43 , Delph. 3(2).38 ,al., cf. EM 45.3 . a)kamp-to/pous, o(, h(, with unbending foot, e)le/fantes Nonn. D. 15.148 . a)/kamp-tos, on, unbent, rigid, Hp. Fract. 2 ( Sup. ), Pl. Ti. 74b ( Comp. ), etc.; to\ a)/. the part that will not bend, Arist. HA 493b29 . metaph., unbending, unflinching, boulai/ Pi. P. 4.72 ; yuxa\n a)/. Id. I. 4(3).53 ; a). me/nei A. Ch. 455 (lyr.); to\ pro\s tou\s po/nous, to\ ei)s e)piei/keian a)/., Plu. Lyc. 11 , Cat.Mi. 4 . from which there is no return, xw=ros e)ne/rwn AP 7.467 (Antip.); tri/bos IG 12(7).449 (Amorgos). a)kamyi/a, h(, inflexibility, Arist. PA 654a24 . a)/kan, anos, o(, = thistle, only in LXX 4 Ki. 14.9 . a)/kanq-a [a^k], hs, h(, (a)kh/ A) thorn, prickle, Arist. PA 655a19 , Thphr. HP 6.1.3 : hence, any thorny or prickly plant (in Od. 5.328 (pl.) prob. Eryngium campestre), S. Fr. 718 , Eub. 107.19 , Theoc. 1.132 , etc.: prov., ou) ga\r a)/kanqai no thistles, i.e. 'an easy job', Ar. Fr. 272 , 483 :—special kinds: a)/. *)arabikh/ smaller milk-thistle, Notobasis syriaca, Dsc. 3.13 ; a)/. basilikh/ fish-thistle, Cnicus Acarna, Thphr. CP 1.10.5 ; a)/. *)indikh/, = Balsamodendron Mukul, Id. HP 9.1.2 ; a)/. leukh/ Acacia albida, ib. 4.2.8 ; = a)/. basilikh/ , Dsc. 3.12 ; a)/. leukh\ tri/ozos, = Euphorbia antiquorum, Thphr. HP 4.4.12 ; a)/. a)kanw/dhs (prob.) cornthistle, Carduus arvensis, ib. 10.6 . of other plants, e.g. Spanish broom, Spartium junceum, Str. 3.5.10 :— = a)kaki/a, a)/. *ai)gupti/a , Thphr. HP 9.1.2 . cf. POxy. 1188.10 ( 13 A. D. ), etc.; a)/. me/laina Acacia arabica, Thphr. HP 4.2.8 , cf. Hdt. 2.96 , Thd. Is. 41.19 ; a)/. dya/s, = Acacia tortilis, Thphr. HP 4.7.1 . centralflowering-bud of xamaile/wn leuko/s, ib. 9.12.1 , Dsc. 3.8 . = a)/kanqos , Ps.- Dsc. 3.17 . in pl., prickles or spines of the hedgehog and of certain fish, Ion Trag. 38 , Arist. HA 530b8 . backbone or spine of fish, A. Fr. 275 , Ar. V. 969 , Alex. 110.11 ,al.; of serpents, Hdt. 2.75 , Theoc. 24.32 , A.R. 4.150 ; of men, Hdt. 4.72 , Hp. Art. 14 , E. El. 492 , Arist. PA 654a26 , Gal. 2.451 , etc.; improperly used of mammalia, acc. to Arist. AP 0.98a22 ; of the spinous processes of the vertebrae, Gal. 2.758 ; xondrw/deis a)/. false ribs, Ruf. Oss. 25 . metaph. in pl., thorny questions, Luc. Hes. 5 , Ath. 3.97d . a)kanq-e/a, h(, = a)/kanqa *ai)gupti/a , PLond. 2.214.13 (iii A. D.). a)kanq-e/s: a)kanqw=des, Hsch. a)kanq-ew/n, w=nos, o(, thorny brake, = spinetum, Gloss. a)kanq-h/eis, essa, en, thorny, prickly, Nic. Th. 638 . a)kanq-hlh/, sine expl., Hdn. Epim. 227 . a)kanq-hro/s, a/, o/n, with spines, of certain fish, Arist. HA 621b16 ( Comp. ). a)kanq-i/as, ou, o(, prickly thing, and so, kind of shark, prob. Squalus acanthias L., Arist. HA 565a29 , 621b17 . kind of grasshopper, Ael. NA 10.44 . = a)sfa/ragos , Poll. 1.247 , 6.54 . a)kanq-iko/s, h/, o/n, spinous, ta\-ka/ Thphr. HP 6.1.3 , al.; fu/sis ib. 4.6 . a)ka/nq-inos, h, on, of thorns, ste/fanos Ev.Marc. 15.17 , Jo. 19.5 . metaph., thorny, e)n a). a)tarpoi=s Anacreont. 53.12 . of shittah-wood, i(sto/s Hdt. 2.96 ; cu/la PLond. 3.1177.191 (ii A. D.); ta\ a). cloths made of a)ka/nqion 2 , Str. 3.5.10 . a). pa/ppos thistle-down, Dsc. 4.81 . a)ka/nq-ion, to/, Dim. of a)/kanqa, Arist. HA 516b19 , Hp. Mul. 1.36 , PStrassb. 29.37 (iii A. D.). cotton-thistle, Onopordum illyricum, Dsc. 3.16 . a)kanq-i/s, i/dos, h(, a bird, goldfinch, Fringilla carduelis, or linnet, Fr.linaria, Arist. HA 616b31 , Theoc. 7.141 . = h)rige/rwn , Call. ap. Plin. HN 25.168 : = a)/kanqa *)arabikh/ , Ps.- Dsc. 3.13 : = a)ka/nqion , ib. 16 . = kanqo/s , Gal. 17(1).666 . a)kanq-i/wn, onos, o(, hedgehog, Gal. 12.423 . a)kanqo-ba/ths, ou, o(, walking among thorns, nickname of grammarians, AP 11.322 ( Antiphan. ): —fem. a)kanqo-ba/tis, idos, ib. 7.198 ( Leon. ). a)kanqo-bo/los, on, (ba/llw) prickly, xai/th (of the plant e)/xis) Nic. Th. 542 ; r(o/don Id. Fr. 74.9 . Subst. a)., o( , surgical instrument for extracting a bone, prob. f.l. for sq., Paul.Aeg. 6.32 . a)kanqo-la/bos, o(, instrument for extracting thorns, ibid.:—also a)kanqo-labi/s, h(, Gloss. a)kanqo-lo/gos, on, gathering thorns, nickname of quibblers (cf. a)/kanqa 7 ), AP 11.20 (Antip. Thess.), 347 ( Phil. ). a)kanqo/-nwtos, on, prickle-backed, Hsch. a)kanqo/omai, Pass. , (a)/kanqa) become prickly, Thphr. HP 7.6.2 . a)kanqoplh/c, h=gos, o(, h(, wounded by the prickle of a fish (cf.trugw/n), *)odusseu\s a)., name of play of Sophocles. a)/kanqos, o(, bearsfoot, Acanthus mollis, a plant imitated in Corinthian capitals, Arist. Fr. 269 (prob.), cf. IG 4.1484.243 (Epid.); u(gro\s a)/. Theoc. 1.55 ; a)/. a)gri/a Acanthus spinosus, Dsc. 3.17 . Acanthus, = a)kaki/a , Virg. G. 2.119 . a)kanqo-stefh/s, e/s, of a fish, prickle-backed, Arist. Fr. 295 . a)kanqo-fa/gos [a^], on , feeding on thistles, Arist. HA 592b30 . a)kanqo-fore/w, bear thorns, Dsc. 3.18 . a)kanqo-fo/ros, on, producing thorns, Thphr. HP 3.18.2 . prickly, e)xi=nos Nonn. D. 13.421 . a)kanqo-fue/w, produce thorns, ( v.l. for -fore/w ) Dsc. 3.18 . a)kanqo/-fullos, on, with spinous leaves, cj. in Thphr. HP 1.10.4 . a)kanqo/-xoiros, o(, hedgehog, Hsch. s.v. e)xi=nos , Suid. s.v. xoirogru/llios . a)kanq-ulli/s, i/dos, h(, Dim. of a)kanqi/s (in form), prob. goldfinch, Eub. 123 (dub.), Arist. HA 593a13 , 616a5 , cf. Edict.Diocl. 4.34 . = a)sfa/ragos , Apul. Herb. 84 . a)kanq-w/dhs, es, full of thorns, thorny, xw=ros Hdt. 1.126 ; to\ r(o/don Arist. Pr. 907a22 , cf. Thphr. HP 1.5.3 , etc. prickly, glw=tta Arist. HA 503a2 ; tri/xes ib. 490b28 ; of the vertebrae, spinous, ib. 516b20 : Comp. , ib. 516b22 . metaph., lo/goi a). thorny arguments, Luc. DMort. 10.8 ; a). bi/os Suid. a)kanq-w/n, w=nos, o(, = a)kanqew/n , PFlor. 50.72 (iii A. D.), Hdn.Gr. 1.29 . a)ka^ni/zw, (a)/kanos) to be thistle-headed, Thphr. HP 6.4.8 . a)kaniko/s, h/, o/n, thistle-like, Thphr. HP 4.6.10 . a)ka/nion, to/, Dim. of a)/kanos, Hsch. a)/ka^nos, o(, (a)kh/ A, a)ki/s) pine-thistle, Atractylis gummifera, Thphr. HP 1.10.6 , al. thistle-head, ib. 6.4.3 . a)ka^nw/dhs, es, thistle-headed; to\ tw=n a). ge/nos Thphr. HP 1.10.6 , cf. 6.4.3 . a)kaph/leutos, on, = sq., Suid. a)ka/phlos, on, free from tricks of trade, bi/os Str. 11.8.7 . a)ka/pn-istos, on, unsmoked, me/li a). honey taken without smoking the bees, Str. 9.1.23 . a)/kapn-os, on, without smoke, free from it, ske/ph Hp. Acut. 65 ; not smoking, making no smoke, pu=r Thphr. Ign. 71 ; qusi/a a)/. an offering but no burnt offering, Luc. Am. 4 ; so a poem is called *kallio/phs a)/. qu/os AP 6.321 ( Leon. ): —a)/kapna ga\r ai)e\n a)oidoi\ qu/omen we sacrifice without a fire of our own, i.e. live at others' expense, Call. Fr. 53P. = a)ka/pnistos , Plin. HN 11.45 . a)/kapnon, to/, = sa/myouxon , Ps.- Dsc. 3.39 . a)ka/pn-wtos, on, free from vapour, E. Fr. 781.54 (dub.). a)/kara: ta\ ske/lh (Cret.), Hsch., EM 45.16 . a)kara_do/khtos, on, unexpected, Eust. 1127.62 . a)ka/rdios, on, wanting the heart, Polyaen. 8.23.33 , Plu. Caes. 63 : metaph., spiritless, cowardly, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.247 , 249 ; heartless, weak, LXX Je. 5.21 ; a)/fwnos kai\ a). Procl. in Cra. p.41 P. of wood, without heart or pith, solid, Thphr. HP 3.12.1 . a)ka/rhnos, on, headless, APl. 4.116 ( Euod. ), Epigr.Gr. 1013 (Memnon). a)ka^rh/s, e/s, ( kei/rw) properly of hair, too short to be cut, hence generally, small, tiny, a)karh= tina e)nqumh/mata D.H. Isoc. 20 ; e)n a)karei= xro/nw| Com.Adesp. 370 (and codd. in Ar. Pl. 244 ). metaph., within a hair's breadth of, all but, strouqi\s a)karh\s nh\ *di/' ei)= Alex. 144 ; a). parapo/lwlas Men. 835 ; a). de/w fa/skein Id. Pk. 166 ; kate/peson a). tw=| de/ei Com.Adesp. 581 . freq. of Time, esp. neut. a)kare/s, moment, e)n a)karei= xro/nou Ar. Pl. 244 (ap.EM), Alciphr. 3.56 , Luc. Tim. 3 (also e)n a). tou= xro/nou ib. 23 ); e)n a). alone, Id. Asin. 37 , Plot. 5.5.7 ; also a)karh= dialipw/n (sc. xro/non) having waited a moment, Ar. Nu. 496 ; a)kare\s w(/ras in a moment, Plu. Ant. 28 ; h(me/ras mia=s a). Id. 2.938a ; e)p' a)kare/s Aret. SD 2.2 . neut. pl. a)karh=, usu. with negs., not a bit, not at all, ou)k a)polau/eis plh\n tou=q' o(\ fe/reis a)karh= not a bit, not at all, Ar. V. 701 ; ou)d' a)karh= ib. 541 (lyr.), D. 50.56 ; a)karh= pantelw=s ( v.l. a)karei/ ) Xenarch. 7.15 ; par' a)karh= within a hair's breadth, Pl. Ax. 366c , Phld. Rh. 2.28 S. to\ a). ring on the little finger, Poll. 5.100 , Hsch. Adv. a)karw=s Sch. Ar. Pl. 244 ( -e/ws Hsch. ); a)karei/, instantly, Plu. Sert. 16 . a)kari/, to/, kind of mite, bred in wax, Arist. HA 557b8 . a)kariai=os, a, on, (a)karh/s) momentary, brief, plou=s D. 56.30 , cf. Arist. HA 590a3 , Phld. Ir. p.80 W., etc.; to\ a). S.E. P. 3.79 ; of a locus, a). to/pos Aristox. Harm. p.55 M. Adv. -ws Alciphr. 1.39 (cj). a)karna/n, o(, a fish, prob. = la/brac (cf. a)ka/rnac: Hsch. ), Ath. 8.356b . a)karp-e/w, bear no fruit, Thphr. HP 3.3.4 , etc. a)karp-i/a, h(, unfruitfulness, barrenness, A. Eu. 801 , Hp. Vict. 4.90 , Arist. Mir. 842a22 . a)ka/rp-istos, on, where nothing is to be reaped, unfruitful, of the sea, E. Ph. 210 (lyr.). a)/karp-os, on, without fruit, barren, E. Fr. 898.8 , Pl. Ti. 91c ; a)/. cu/lon, = a)kaki/a , LXX Is. 41.19 : c. gen., li/mnh a)/. i)xqu/wn Paus. 5.7.3 . metaph., fruitless, unprofitable, po/nos B. Fr. 7.5 ; lo/goi Pl. Phdr. 277a ; ta\ a)/. Arist. EN 1125a11 . Adv. -pws S. OT 254 . Act. , making barren, A. Eu. 942 , cf. Max. Tyr. 5.4 . a)ka/rp-wtos, on, not made fruitful, uncultivated, Thphr. CP 3.13.3 . metaph., xrhsmo\s a). unfulfilled oracle, A. Eu. 714 ; ni/kas a)ka/rpwton xa/rin because of some victory which yielded her no tribute, S. Aj. 176 . a)karte/rhtos, on, insupportable, kako/n Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.131 . Adv. -tws [ Gal. ] 19.694 . Act. , lacking in endurance, Vett. Val. 222.12 . a)karte/w, = a)krate/w, glw/sshs Call. Aet. 3.1.8 . a)/kartos, on, (kei/rw) unshaven, pw/gwnes Ath. 5.211e ; a)nqrwpa/ria Ps.-Callisth. 3.8 . a)karfh/s, e/s, (ka/rfw) not dried or withered, Nic. Fr. 70.9 . a)/kaska^, Adv., (a)kh/ B) gently, a)/. probw=ntes Cratin. 126 ; but a)kaska=| Pi. Fr. 28 . a)kaskai=os, a, on, (a)kh/ B) gentle, a)/galma plou/tou A. Ag. 741 (lyr.). a)/kastos, o(, = sfe/ndamnos , Hsch. a)ka/ta, corrupt in A. Ag. 985 ; Ahrens' emend. (yammi\s a)kta/ for yammia\s a)ka/ta) would suit the metre. a)kata/-blhtos, on, irrefragable, lo/gos Ar. Nu. 1229 . not to be thrown down, pu/rgoi Sch. E. Hec. 1 . a)kata-bole/w, default in payment, GDI 1804 (Delph., ii B. C.). a)kata/-bolos, on, unpaid, outstanding, of arrears of taxation, IG 5(1).1433 (Messene). a)kat-aggei/wtos, on, notsupplied with blood vessels, de/rma Antyll. (?) ap. Orib. 45.17.8 . a)kat-a/ggeltos, on, unproclaimed, po/lemos D.H. 1.58 , Plu. Num. 12 , cf. App. Hisp. 11 . a)kata/gnwstos, on, not to be condemned, LXX 2 Ma. 4.47 , Ep.Tit. 2.8 , CIG 1971 (Thessalonica), IG 14.2139 ; su/mbios Keil-Premerstein Zweiter Bericht 225 (iii A. D.). Adv. -tws unexceptionably, logisteu/sas IG 5(2).152 (Tegea, iii A. D.), cf. POxy. 140.15 (vi A. D.). a)katagw/nistos, on, unconquerable, D.S. 17.26 , Olymp. Hist. p.451 D. , Procl. in Cra. p.112P. ; epith. of the Stoic sage, Stoic. 1.53 . a)kata-di/kastos, on, indemnatus, Gloss. a)kata-dou/lwtos, on, not enslaved, Sch. E. Hec. 420 , 754 . a)kata-qu/mios, on, disagreeable, interp. in Artem. 2.48 , cf. Just. Nov. 53.3.1 , Eust. 149.28 ,etc. a)kataiti/a_tos, on, not to be accused, J. BJ 4.3.10 , al.; not to be accused, blameless, ib. 2.14.8 . a)kata-ka/luptos, on, uncovered, LXX Le. 13.45 (v.l.), Plb. 15.27.2 , 1 Ep.Cor. 11.5 , 13 ; a)kaqarsi/a Ph. 1.72 . a)kata/-kaustos, on, not burnt, Apollon. Mir. 36 :—also a)kata/-kautos, Dsc. 5.102 . a)kata/-klastos, on, not to be broken, stubborn, Sch. Od. 10.329 . a)kata-ko/smhtos, on, unarranged, Plu. 2.424a . a)kata-kra/thtos, on, gloss on a)a/sxetos , EM 1.31 . a)kata/-kri^tos, on, uncondemned, Act.Ap. 16.37 , 22.25 . a)ka/taktos, on, not to be broken, Arist. Mete. 385a14 ; unbroken, Phld. Mort. 39 . a)kata/-lhktos, on, incessant, ge/nesis Ocell. 4.2 , cf. Arr. Epict. 1.17.3 , Procl. in Prm. p.873 S. , etc. Adv. -tws Agathin. ap. Orib. 10.7.26 . acatalectic, in prosody, Heph. 4 , Aristid. Quint. 1.23 . a)kata-lhpte/w, not to understand, S.E. P. 1.201 , al. a)kata/-lhptos, on, that cannot be reached or touched, Arist. Pr. 921b23 ; ti/ e)sti fi/los; a)/nqrwpos a). Secund. Sent. 11 . Adv. -tws Sch. Il. 17.75 . not to be conquered, J. BJ 3.7.7 ; defying suppression, to\ a). th=s gohtei/as Vett. Val. 238.25 . Philos., incomprehensible, Phld. Acad.Ind. p.91 M., M.Ant. 7.54 , S.E. M. 7.432 ; that cannot be grasped, plh=qos, of the stars, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.168 . not comprehending or attaining conviction, fantasi/a (opp. katalhptikh/, q.v.) Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.40 , al.: c. gen., a). tw=n o(moeidw=n Phld. Herc. 1457.12 . Adv. -tws, e)/xein peri/ tinos Ph. 1.78 ; prob. l. in Arr. Epict. 2.23.46 :—hence a)katalhyi/a, h(, inability to comprehend or attain conviction, Sceptic term, attrib. to Stoics by Galen, Stoic. 1.17 , but to Arcesilaus by Cic. Att. 13.19.3 , Numen. ap. Eus. PE 14.7 , S.E. P. 1.1 . a)kata/llaktos, on, irreconcilable, Zaleuc. ap. Stob. 4.2.19 , D.S. 12.20 . Adv. -tws, polemei=n D. 11.4 ; diakei=sqai pro/s tina Plb. 11.29.13 ; e)/xein Ph. 1.507 ; misei=n ib. 479 . a)katallhl-i/a, h(, failure to conform with rules, inaccurate designation, PGnom. 138 (ii A. D.). Gramm., false concord, A.D. Synt. 167.1 . a)kata/llhl-os, on, not fitting together, incongruous, to/poi Plb. 6.42.3 , cf. Arist. Mu. 397b31 , Arr. Epict. 2.11.8 ; unsuitable, Ruf. Fr. 62 ; inconsequent, Phld. Po. 1676.8 :—esp. Gramm., ungrammatical, e)nqu/mhma D.H. Dem. 27 ; lacking in concord, A.D. Synt. 30.5 , al. Adv. -ws ungrammatically, lo/gos -ws suntetagme/nos Diog. Bab. Stoic. 3.214 ; -ws kei/mena A.D. Synt. 89.18 ; generally, incongruously, Porph. Abst. 2.40 :—also in Law, not in conformity with regulations, xrhmati/zein, pra=cai, PGnom. 117 , 106 (ii A. D.). *)aka/tallos, o(, sc. mh/n, month at Zelea, SIG 279.23 . a)kata/-lu^tos, on, indissoluble, perpetual, kra/tos, zwh/, D.H. 10.31 , Ep.Heb. 7.16 ; ba/sanos LXX 4 Ma. 10.11 ; unimpaired, Jahresh. 14 Beibl. 135 (Cyme). a)kata-ma/qhtos, on, not learnt or known, Hp. Acut. 7 , 51 , Plot. 3.9.3 . a)kata/-maktos, on, not softened by kneading, Sch. Ar. Lys. 656 . a)kata-martu/rhtos, Astrol., not aspected by, not configuratewith, Vett. Val. 117.8 . a)kata-ma/xhtos, on, unconquerable, LXX Wi. 5.19 , M.Ant. 8.48 , Men.Prot. p.4D. , Ps.-Callisth. 2.11 . a)kata-me/mptws, Adv. unexceptionably, IG 12(7).231 (Amorgos). a)kata-me/trhtos, on, unmeasured, Eratosth. ap. Str. 2.1.21 , Nicom. Ar. 1.17 . a)kata/-miktos, on, not to be met with, rare, Gloss. a)kat-ana/gkastos, on, not compulsory, Diogenian. Epicur. 3.61 , Porph. ap. Eus. PE 5.10 . a)kata-ne/mhtos, on, not pastured, PTeb. 66.75 (ii B. C.). a)kata-no/htos, on, inconceivable, Ps.- Luc. Philopatr. 13 , Hsch. s.v. du/slhpta , gloss on a)qe/sfatos , Sch. Opp. H. 4.520 . Adv. -tws Suid. s.v. *nouma=s . a)kata/-cestos, on, not hewn, smooth, IG 1.322 , 7.3074 (Lebad.). a)kata-pa/laistos, on, unconquerable in wrestling, Sch. Pi. N. 4.153 , Gloss. a)kata-pa/thtos, on, v. l. for a)kata/potos (q. v.). a)kata/-paustos, on, not to be set at rest, incessant, Plb. 4.17.4 , D.S. 11.67 , etc.; that cannot cease from, tino/s 2 Ep.Pet. 2.14 . Adv. -tws Sch. A.R. 1.1001 . not to be checked, irresistible, PMag.Par. 1.2364 . a)kata/-plhktos, on, undaunted, Epicur. Fr. 37 , D.H. 1.81 , App. BC 2.142 . Adv. -tws Phld. Mort. 39 , D.H. 1.57 , App. BC 1.110 . a)kata-plhci/a, h(, imperturbability, as the highest good, Nausiph. 3 ; -plhci/an e)/xein pro\s ta\ deina/ Phld. D. 3 Fr. 81 . a)kata-po/nhtos, on, inexhaustible, Philol. 21 , Theol.Ar. 15 . a)kata/-potos, on, not to be swallowed, LXX Jb. 20.18 . a)kata-pra/u+ntos, on, unappeasable, Sch. S. Tr. 999 , Gloss. a)kata-pto/htos, on, not to be scared, Sch. Il. 3.63 . a)kata/-ptwtos, on, not liable to fall, Eustr. in EN 311.18 . a)kata/-sbestos, on, unslaked, ti/tanos Gal. 12.471 ; unquenchable, e)llu/xnia Apollon. Mir. 36 . a)kata/-seistos, on, not to be shaken, Hsch. a)kata-sh/mantos, on, unsealed, unwritten, a). [e)/ntalma] a commission by word of mouth, Hdn. 3.11.9 . a)kata-skeu/astos, on, not properly prepared, fa/rmakon Thphr. HP 9.16.6 ; unwrought, unformed, gh= LXX Ge. 1.2 ; h( a). chaos, 1 Enoch 21.1 ; unpolished, unartificial, a(pla= kai\ monoeidh= kai\ a). Ps.- Plu. Vit.Hom. 218 . Adv. -tws D.H. Is. 15 . a)kata/-skeuos, on, lacking equipment, ploi=a PEdgar 8.4 (iii B. C.); of savage tribes, Theagen. 17 . in Lit. Crit., without artifice or elaboration, Phld. Rh. 1.8S. , D.H. Th. 27 , Philostr. V A 6.11 ; epith. of orator, Plu. 2.835b . Adv. -ws Plb. 6.4.7 . uncivilized, bi/os D.S. 5.39 . disordered, v. l. for a)parask., Aeschin. 3.163 . a)kata-skh/nwtos, on, unsuitable for encampment, to/pos Onos. 10.17 . a)kata/-skopos, on, gloss on a)nw/i+stos , Sch. Opp. C. 4.101 . a)kata-so/fistos, on, not to be put down by fallacies, Ap.Ty. Ep. 44 . a)kata-sta^si/a, h(, instability, anarchy, confusion, Stoic. 3.99 , Plb. 1.70.1 , Nic.Dam. Vit.Caes. 28 , etc.: pl., LXX Pr. 26.28 , D.H. 6.31 , 2 Ep.Cor. 6.5 . unsteadiness, tou= sw/matos Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.121 ; a). kai\ mani/a Plb. 7.4.8 : pl., Man. 5.57 . a)kata-sta^te/w, to be unstable, Arr. Epict. 2.1.12 , Heph.Astr. 1.1 :— Pass. , LXX To. 1.15 . a)kata/-sta^tos, on, (kaqi/sthmi) unstable, unsettled, kairoi/ Hp. Aph. 3.8 ; pneu=ma D. 19.136 , cf. Arist. Pr. 941b29 ; disorderly, o(rmai/ Stoic. 3.166 ; politei/a D.H. 6.74 :—of men, fickle, Plb. 7.4.6 ; of fevers, irregular, Hp. Acut. (Sp.) 20 . Adv. -ws, e)/xein Isoc. 21.7 . not making any deposit, ou)=ron Hp. Prorrh. 1.32 . a)kat-aste/ristos, on, not arranged in constellations, ou)rano/s Ach. Tat. Intr.Arat. 40 . a)kata-sto/xastos, not conjectural, pra/gmata Phld. Rh. 2.274 S. (dub.), cf. Suid. a)kata/-streptos, on, not to be overthrown, Sch. Pi. O. 2.146 . a)kata/-strofos, on, never-ending, Favor. ap. Stob. 4.15.29 ; of a literary period, without conclusion, D.H. Comp. 22 . Adv. -fws incessantly, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.273 . a)kata/-sxastos, on, without scarification, Herod.in Rh.Mus. 58.92 . a)kata-sxesi/a, h(, ungovernableness, Ptol. Tetr. 170 . a)kata/-sxetos, on, (kate/xw) not to be checked, o(rmh/ Hipparch. ap. Stob. 4.44.81 , cf. Onos. 1.3 ; da/krua D.S. 17.38 ; of persons, uncontrollable, Phld. Piet. 86 , Apollon. Mir. 40 , Plu. Mar. 44 . Adv. -tws D.S. 17.34 , Plu. Cam. 37 . a)kata/-taktos, on, not reduced to order, Procl. in Prm. p.560S. ; abstract, Ps.- Alex. Aphr. in SE 38.13 . unclassified, of sources of income, BCH 6.14 (Delos, ii B. C.). a)kata/-trhtos, on, not pierced, o)stou=n Gal. UP 9.13 . a)kata/-triptos, on, inexhaustible, Plb. 3.89.9 ; not wearing out, Gal. UP 1.15 . a)kat-au/gastos, on, not illuminated, Steph. in Hp. 2.295 D. a)kata/-fqoros, unharmed, safe, SIG 700.32 (ii B. C.). a)kata-fo/rhtos, on, not to be borne, Hsch. s.v. a)na/rsios . a)kata-fro/nhtos, on, not to be despised, X. Ages. 6.8 , J. AJ 9.11.2 , Plu. 2.483a , etc. Adv. -ws without negligence, P Lond. 1.113(4).15 (vi A. D.). a)kata-xrhma/tistos, not encumbered with debt, PTeb. 318.1 (ii A. D.), PFlor. 28b , Sammelb. 364 (Alexandria), etc. a)kata/-xrhstos, on, unused, Eust. 812.52 , Gloss. a)kata-xw/ristos, on, undigested, u(/lh Arist. Pr. 949b3 . unregistered, Sammelb. 5232.33 . a)kata/-yeustos, not fabulous, qhri/a Hdt. 4.191 ; not belied, dia/lhyis Ath.Mitt. 33.380 (Pergam.). a)ka/teios, on, prop. belonging to an a)/katos, q. v.; esp. a). i(sto/s foremast, IG 2.793 , etc.; a). kerai/a yard belonging thereto, ib., cf. Poll. 1.91 . Subst. a)ka/teion, to/ , (sc. i(sti/on) small sail, opp. ta\ mega/la i(sti/a, X. HG 6.2.27 , Epicr. 10 (with play on a)/katos 11 ), cf. Luc. Lex. 15 , J. Tr. 46 , Hist. Conscr. 45 ; a)/rasqai to\ a)., i.e. take to flight, prob. l. for a)ka/tion in Epicur. Fr. 163 , cf. Ar. Lys. 64 . a)kat-e/rgastos, on, not cultivated, gh= PTeb. 61b32 (ii B. C.); not worked up, Longin. 15.5 ; of bread, not thoroughly baked, Gal. 6.484 . undigested, trofh/ Arist. PA 650a15 , Diocl.Fr. 43 , etc.; indigestible, Xenocr. 112 , Gal. 6.484 . a)kat-eu/nastos, on, not put to bed, waking, Hsch. , Suid. , Phot. a)kat-hgo/rhtos, on, not accused, PTeb. 5.47 (ii B. C.), Sammelb. 343 (Alexandria), D.S. 11.46 , J. AJ 17.11.3 , BGU 183.8 (i A. D.); blameless, Phalar. Ep. 10 . a)kat-h/xhtos, on, not encompassed by sound, Suid. a)ka/tion [a^ka^], to/ , Dim. of a)/katos, light boat, used by pirates, Th. 1.29 , 4.67 , Plb. 1.73.2 , etc. sort of woman's shoe, Ar. Fr. 739b , Hsch. dwarf, Com.Adesp. 923 . a)kati/s, i/dos, millepede, Steph. in Hp. 1.154 D. a)kat-ono/mastos, on, nameless, poio/ths Epicur. Fr. 314 , cf. D.H. Comp. 21 , Archig. ap. Gal. 8.592 ; qeo/s Ph. 1.630 , al. a)kat-o/pteutos, on, not in aspect with, Paul.Al. O. 2 . a)ka/t-optos, on, unobserved, Hld. 6.14 . a)/ka^tos [a^k], h( (rarely o(, as Hdt. 7.186 ):— light vessel, boat, Thgn. 458 , Pi. P. 11.40 , Hdt. l.c., Th. 7.25 , etc.; used in the mysteries, IG 1.225c :—generally, ship, E. Hec. 446 , Or. 342 . boat-shaped cup, Theopomp. Com. 3 (= Telest. 6 ), Antiph. 4 . a)katou/lwtos, on, not scarred over, Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 10.11.3 , Philum. Ven. 10 , Ruf. Fr. 118 . a)ka/ttu_tos, on, not stitched, i.e. new, of shoes, Teles p.40 H. a)/kaulos, on, without stalk, Dsc. 1.8.2 . of a feather, without shaft or stalk, Arist. PA 682b18 . Subst. a)/kaulon, to/, = fulli=tis , Ps.- Dsc. 3.107 . a)/kaust-os, on, (kai/w) unburnt, Hp. Haem. 2 , X. An. 3.5.13 . incombustible, Arist. Mete. 387a18 , Thphr. Lap. 4 ; unquenchable ( v.l. for a)/sbestos ) , pu=r LXX Jb. 20.26 . a)kaust-o/w, make fireproof, Zos.Alch. p.166B. a)kau/st-wsis, h(, Id. p.217B. a)kaut-hri/astos, on, not branded, of horses, Str. 5.1.9 . a)/kaut-os, on, = a)/kaustos , Gal. 12.212 . a)ka/xhmai, a)kaxh/sw, a)ka/xhsa, etc., v. a)xe/w . a)ka^xi/zw [a^k], only pres., trouble, grieve, tina/ Od. 16.432 :— Med. , mh\ . . li/hn a)kaxi/zeo qumw=| be not troubled, Il. 6.486 : c. part., mh/ ti qanw\n a)kaxi/zeu Od. 11.486 . a)kaxme/nos, h, on, Epic part. (cf. a)kh/ A), sharp-edged, a). o)ce/i+ xalkw=| Il. 15.482 , Od. 1.99 , al.; pe/lekun . . a)mfote/rwqen a). 5.235 ; fa/sganon 22.80 . armed, c. dat., ge/nos skula/kwn kuno/dousin a). Opp. C. 1.476 , cf. 3.252 . a)kaxu/nw, = a)xe/w , inf. -e/men Antim. 80 . a)kea=nes: i)xqu/es (Ambrac.), Hsch. a)ke/a_nos, o(, kind of leguminous vegetable, Pherecr. 188 , cf. Ael. Dion. Fr. 28 . a)ke/astos, on, = a)/klastos , Hsch. a)keio/menos, v. sub a)ke/omai. a)kei=on: to\ fa/rmakon, Hsch., EM 46.19 . a)keireko/mhs, Dor. a)/kaut-as, o(, = a)kerseko/mhs , of Apollo, Pi. P. 3.14 , I. 1.7 , Philostr. Ep. 16 ; of Asclepius, IG 3.171 ; of Avars, APl. 4.72 . a)ke/leuqos, on, pathless, Hsch. a)ke/leumnon: ou) bebhkw\s a)sfalw=s, oi( de\ to\n sklhro\n si/dhron, Hsch. a)ke/leustos, on, unbidden, A. Ag. 731 (lyr.), S. Aj. 1284 , E. El. 71 , Pl. Lg. 953d . Adv. -ws Suid. s.v. a)pagge/ltws . a)ke/llea<n>: e)/kleyan ( Tarent. ), Hsch. a)ke/lu_fos, on, without husk or capsule, of fruits, Thphr. CP 1.17.8 . a)keno/-docos, on, without vain conceit, M.Ant. 1.16 . Adv. -ws Sch. Od. 3.411 :—hence a)keno-doci/a, h(, Zonar. a)keno/-spoudos, on, shunning vain pursuits, Antip. Tars. Stoic. 3.254 , Cic. Fam. 15.17.4 , M.Ant. 1.6 . a)ke/nt-htos, on, needing no spur, Pi. O. 1.21 , AP 5.202 ( Asclep. ), Ael. NA 15.24 . metaph., unpricked, by love, Chor. Zach. 5 . flawless, of crystals, Plin. HN 37.28 . a)ke/nt-ristos, on, = foreg. 1, Hsch., EM 432.11 . -ros, on , stingless, khfh=nes Pl. R. 552c , 564b ; without spur, of a cock, Clyt. 1 ; without thorns, ba/tos Ph. 2.91 . not responding to the spur, of horses, Hippiatr. 105 : metaph., of style, pointless, Longin. 21.2 . not occupying a cardinal point, Man. 5.108 , Vett. Val. 89.30 . a)kent-ro/ths, h(, absence from a cardinal point, Demoph. ap. Jul.Laod. in Cat.Cod.Astr. 5(1).189 (pl.). a)ke/omai [a^], Ion. imper. a)ke/o (for a)ke/eo) Hdt. 3.40 ; Ep. part. a)keio/menos Il. 16.29 , Od. 14.383 , Pi. P. 9.104 : fut. a)ke/somai D.C. 38.19 , Ep. a)ke/ssomai Musae. 199 , Att. a)kou=mai (e)c-) Men. 863 : aor. h)kesa/mhn, Ep. imper. a)/kessai, etc.:— Pass. , v. sub fin.: trans., heal, cure, c. acc. of thing healed, e(/lkos a)/kessai Il. 16.523 ; e(/lke' a)keio/menoi 16.29 ; yw/rhn a)ke/sasqai Hdt. 4.90 ; of part healed, ta\ e)/sw a)skoi=sin Hp. Mochl. 25 ; a)/xos S. Tr. 1035 ; ble/faron a)ke/saio tuflo/n E. Hec. 1067 ; to\n *lhtw/ te kai\ *)/artemis . . a)ke/onto Il. 5.448 , cf. 402 : c. gen. morbi, nou/sou . . m' a)ke/sw barualge/os Epigr.Gr. 803 (Delos), cf. Paus. 8.18.8 . stanch, quench, pi/on t' a)ke/onto/ te di/yan Il. 22.2 , cf. Pi. P. 9.104 . generally, mend, repair, nh=as a)keio/menos Od. 14.383 ; freq. of tailors or cobblers, Luc. Fug. 33 , Nec. 17 ; of a spider mending its web, Arist. HA 623a18 . metaph., make amends for, repair, a(marta/da Hdt. 1.167 ; ta\ e)pifero/mena Id. 3.16 , cf. E. Med. 199 ; mh/nima Antipho 4.3.7 ; a)di/khma Pl. R. 364c ; a)pori/as X. Mem. 2.7.1 . intr. or abs., apply a remedy, make amends, a)ll' a)kew/meqa qa=sson: a)kestai/ toi fre/nes e)sqlw=n Il. 13.115 ; a)ll' a)ke/sasqe, fi/loi Od. 10.69 , cf. S. Ant. 1027 , Hdt. 3.40 , Pl. Phlb. 30b . Act. , Hp. Loc.Hom. 10 ; a)ke/etai in pass. sense, Aret. CA 1.1 ; a)keome/nou tou= kakou= Id. SD 1.6 : aor. a)kesqh=nai Paus. 2.27.3 . a)keo/ntws, Adv. noiselessly, Hsch. a)/kera: e)/nduma/ ti polutele/s, Id. a)kerai-o/omai, Pass. , to be a)ke/raios, Eust. 277.16 . a)ke/rai-os, on (fem. -ai/a Sch. Ar. Pl. 593 ), Prose word (used by E. , v. infr.) for poet. a)kh/ratos, pure, unmixed, u(/dwr Arist. HA 605a15 ; oi)=nos Dsc. 5.6 ; a)rgu/rion Poll. 3.86 , etc.; untouched, gh=, nomh/, Pl. Criti. 111b , Arist. HA 575b3 ; unalloyed, h(donai/ Epicur. Sent. 12 . of persons, pure in blood, E. Ph. 943 . unharmed, unravaged, a). a)polamba/nein th\n po/lin Hdt. 3.146 ; gh= Th. 2.18 ; xw/ra D. 1.28 ; du/namis, of an army, in full force, Th. 3.3 ; of troops, fresh, X. An. 6.5.9 , Plb. 1.40.12 , etc.; of property, untouched, ou)si/a D. 44.23 ; e)a=n ti a)sine\s kai\ a). IG 3.1418f ; of a person, Persae. Stoic. 1.99 . metaph., pure, inviolate, a)ke/raion w(s sw/|saimi *mene/lew| le/xos E. Hel. 48 ; [te/xnh] a)blabh\s kai\ a). Pl. R. 342b ; complete, perfect, fantasi/ai Phld. D. 3.8 ; e)lpi/s Plb. 6.9.3 ; o(rmai/ Id. 1.45.2 . of persons, uncontaminated, guileless, E. Or. 922 ; incorruptible, krith/s D.H. 7.4 : c. gen., a). kakw=n h)qw=n Pl. R. 409a , cf. Men. Epit. 489 ; unprejudiced, with an open mind, Plb. 21.31.12 . e)c a)kerai/ou anew, Id. 23.4.10 ; while matters are undecided, Idd. 6.24.9 ; a)ke/raion e)a=n leave alone, Id. 2.2.10 ; ei)s -on a)pokaqista/nai, = Lat. in integrum restituere, IG 14.951 . Adv. -ws, of payment, in full, Cic. Att. 15.21.2 ; unreservedly, Phld. Lib. p.57O. a)kerai-osu/nh, h(, guilelessness, innocence, Suid. a)kerai-o/ths, htos, h(, freshness, of troops, Plb. 3.73.6 , 6.40.9 . integrity, Just. Edict. 7.8 Intr. a)kerai-ofanh/s, v. a)kraifnh/s . a)ke/rastos, on, unmixed, pure, to/lmhs a)ndrei/as Pl. Plt. 310d . Adv. a)kera/stws, pne/wn, gloss on a)krah/s , Sch. Od. 2.421 . of vowelsounds, not coalescing, D.H. Comp. 22 . a)ke/ra_tos, on, (ke/ras) without horns, Pl. Plt. 265c sq., Arist. HA 501a14 , al. a)ke/raun-os, on, = sq., of Capaneus, A. Fr. 17 . a)kerau/n-wtos, on, not struck by lightning, Luc. J. Tr. 25 . a)ke/rd-eia, h(, want of gain, loss, Pi. O. 1.53 :—also -i/a Procop. Arc. 13 . a)kerd-h/s, e/s, bringing no gain, unprofitable, xa/ris S. OC 1484 , cf. Pl. Cra. 417d , D.H. 6.9 , AP 9.649 ( Maced. ). Adv. -dw=s without profit, Arist. Pol. 1309a13 , Plu. 2.27d . not greedy of gain, filotimi/a Id. Arist. 1 . Adv. -w=s Id. 2.483e . a)ke/rkistos, on, (kerki/zw) unwoven, AP 7.472 (Leon). a)/kerkos, on, tailless, Arist. PA 689b6 . a)kerm-ati/a, h(, (ke/rma) want of money, Ar. Fr. 15 (unless as Verb -ia=n). a)kerm-i/a, h(, = foreg., Lyd. Mag. 3.14 . a)/keros, on, = a)/kerws , Arist. HA 499b16 . a)kerseko/mhs (a)kersi- in Nonn. Il. cc. infr.), ou, o(, ( Dor. voc. -ko/ma Pi. Pae. 9.45 : dat. pl. -ko/moisin Nonn. D. 14.232 ), (kei/rw, ko/mh) with unshorn hair, i.e. ever-young (for Greek youths wore long hair till they reached manhood), of Phoebus, Il. 20.39 , h.Ap. 134 , etc. long-haired, Nonn. D. 10.29 , al.; cf. a)keireko/mhs. a)kersi/la: mursi/nh (Sicel), Hsch. a)kerxe/s: a)penqe/s, Id. a)/kerxnos, on, without hoarseness, Aret. CA 1.10 . Act. , curing hoarseness, Id. CD 1.8 . a)/kerws, wn, gen. w, = a)ke/ratos , Pl. Plt. 265b , Ael. NA 2.53 , Max. Tyr. 17.5 . a)kerwsu/nh, dub. in Suid. s.v. a)keraiosu/nh . a)ke/rwtos, on, (ke/ras) not horned, AP 6.258 (Adaeus). a)kes-i/as: i)atro/s, Phot. a)kes-i/mbrotos [a^], on , healing mortals, of Asclepius, Orph. L. 8 ; a). a)/nqos Poet. deherb. 146 . a)ke/s-imos, on, (a)ke/omai) wholesome, healing, Plu. 2.956f . a)ke/s-ios, on, healing, epith. of Apollo, Paus. 6.24.6 . a)kes-i/ponon: qerapeutiko/n, Suid. , Phot. a)/kes-is, ews, h(, healing, cure, Hdt. 4.90 , 109 , Hierocl. in CA 25p.477M. ; to\n eu(ra/menon pausino/sous a)ke/seis IG 3.900 . mending, repair, qura=n IG 4.1484 (Epid.); mhxanw/matos GDI 2502.62 (Delph.). name of plaster, Asclep. ap. Gal. 13.442 . a)/kes-ma, to/, remedy, Il. 15.394 (v.l.), Pi. P. 5.64 , A. Pr. 482 , IG 14.1750 . a)ke/s-mios, on, curable, Hsch. a)kes-mo/s, o(, = a)/kesis , Call. Fr.anon. 227 . a)kessi/-nosos, on, healing disease, cj. in AP 9.516 ( Crin. ). a)kessi/-ponos, on, assuaging pain or toil, Nonn. D. 7.86 . a)kes-th/r, h=ros, o(, healer: Adj., a). xalino/s rein that tames the steed, S. OC 714 (lyr.). a)kes-th/rion, to/, tailor's shop, Lib. Or. 11.254 . a)kes-th/rios, on, medicinal, healing, metaph., kakw=n fa/rmakon App. Pun. 88 . a)kes-th/s, ou=, o(, = a)kesth/r , Lyc. 1052 : Phrygian acc. to Sch.Ven. Il. 22.2 , Eust. 1254.2 , EM 51.7 . a)kestai\ i(mati/wn r(age/ntwn menders of torn clothes, X. Cyr. 1.6.16 ( v.l. h)phtai/ ), cf. Alciphr. 3.27 . a)kes-ti/des, ai(, bars in sublimating furnaces, Dsc. 5.74 . a)kes-tiko/s, h/, o/n, fitted for healing or mending: h( -kh/ (sc. te/xnh) Democr. 154 , Pl. Plt. 281b , Ael. NA 6.57 , Gal. Thras. 30 . a)kes-tori/a, h(, the healing art, A.R. 2.512 , APl. 4.272 ( Leont. ), Max. 314 . a)kes-tori/s, i/dos, h(, fem. of a)ke/stwr, Hp. Flat. 1 . a)kes-to/s, h/, o/n, curable, Hp. Art. 58 ; pra=gma Antipho 5.91 : metaph., a)kestai\ fre/nes e)sqlw=n the hearts of the noble admit treatment, Il. 13.115 . a)/kes-tra, h(, darning-needle, Luc. DMort. 4.1 , PLips. 28.6 . a)ke/s-tria, h(, sempstress, Antip. Tars. Stoic. 3.254 , Luc. Rh.Pr. 24 ; a)., h( , title of play by Antiphanes: in pl., title of mime by Sophron. a)kes-tri/s, i/dos, h(, fem. of a)kesth/r, midwife, Hp. Carn. 19 . a)/kes-tron, to/, remedy, S. Ichn. 317 , Fr. 480 . a)ke/s-twr, oros, o(, healer, saviour, *foi=bos E. Andr. 900 . a)kes-fori/a, h(, healing, salvation, AP 9.349 ( Leon. ), Max. 167 . a)kes-fo/ros, on, bringingcure, healing, c. gen. rei, E. Ion 1005 , Astyd.Trag. 6 . a)kes-w/du^nos, on, allaying pain, Paetusap. Hp. Ep. 2 , AP 9.815 , IG 14.1015 , Men.Rh. p.443 S. a)keu/ei: threi= ( Cypr. ), Hsch. , dub. in Leg.Gort. 2.17 . a)ke/fa^los, on, headless: oi( a)., fabulous creatures in Libya, Hdt. 4.191 ; a). tau=roi J. BJ 4.8.4 . without beginning, lo/gos, mu=qos, Pl. Phdr. 264c , Lg. 752a ; without peroration, mu=qos Luc. Scyth. 9 ; of verses which lack the first mora, Heph. 6.2 ,al., cf. Ath. 14.632d . Adv. -lws, e)mba/llein toi=s pra/gmasi Hermog. Inv. 2.7 . ai(/resis a). sect with no known head, Suid. ; a)., oi( , Just. Nov. 109 Praef. = a)/timos , Artem. 1.35 ; cf. Lat. capite deminutus. a)ke/w (A), v. a)ke/omai sub fin. a)ke/w (B), to be silent(cf.sq.), only opt. pres. a)ke/ois A.R. 1.765 . a)ke/wn, ousa, participial form, softly, silently, fem. a)ke/ousa Il. 1.565 , Od. 11.142 : dual. a)ke/onte 14.195 ; also indecl., a)ke/wn dai/nusqe 21.89 , cf. h.Ap. 404 ; *)aqhnai/h a)ke/wn h)=n Il. 4.22 , 8.459 . a)kh/ (A), h(, (cf. a)ki/s) point, Hsch. , Suid. a)kh/ (B), h(, (cf. a)ka=|) silence, a)kh\n e)/xen Mosch. 2.18 ; a)kh\n h)=ges Hsch. a)kh/ (C), h(, (cf. a)ke/omai) healing, Hp. Mochl. 21 , cf. Hum. 1 . a)kh/d-eia, h(, (kh=dos) carelessness, indifference, in pl., Emp. 136 , A.R. 2.219 : sg., 3.260 , Diog.Oen. 24 . in pl., anguish, A.R. 3.298 (Sch. polukhdei/aisi). a)kh/d-estos, on, uncared for, Il. 6.60 ; esp. unburied, AP 7.686 ( Pall. ); unkempt, ka/rhnon Nonn. D. 10.272 . Adv. -tws without care for others, ruthlessly, Il. 22.465 , 24.417 , cf. AP 9.375 . a)kh/d-eutos, on, unburied, Plu. Per. 28 , J. AJ 6.14.8 . a)khd-e/w, fut. -h/sw cj. in S. Ant. 414 , cf. Q.S. 10.29 : aor. -hsa 12.376 , a)kh/desa Il. 14.427 : (a)khdh/s):—take no care for, no heed of, c. gen., ou)/ ti/s eu( a)kh/desen Il. l.c.; ou) me/n meu zw/ontos a)kh/deis, a)lla\ qano/ntos 23.70 ; sautou= d' a)kh/dei dustuxou=ntos (imper.) A. Pr. 508 , cf. Mosch. 4.81 , Onos. 33.3 . abs., grow weary, Q.S. 10.16 . (See also a)feide/w.) a)khd-h/s, e/s, Pass. , uncared for: esp. unburied, o)/fra me\n *(/ektwr kei=tai a). Il. 24.554 ; h)\ au)/tws kei=tai a). Od. 20.130 ; sw/mot' a)khde/a kei=tai Od. 24.187 , cf. 6.26 , 19.18 .Adv. -w=s Suid. Act. , without care or sorrow, Il. 24.526 , Hes. Th. 489 , AP 11.42 ( Crin. ). carcless, heedless, to\n de\ gunai=kes a)khde/es ou) kome/ousin Od. 17.319 , cf. Il. 21.123 : c.gen., taking no thought for, fi/lwn S. Fr. 208.10 ; pai/dwn Pl. Lg. 913c . (kh/dw harm harmless, Opp. H. 1.611 , 2.648 , cf. Epic. ap. Suid. a)khd-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, = a)kh/deia : indifference, torpor, apathy, Hp. Gland. 12 , Cic. Att. 12.45 . weariness, exhaustion, Luc. Herm. 77 , D.C. Fr. 73 ; pneu/matos LXX Is. 61.3 . c. gen., neglect, disregard, th=s paraforh=s Aret. CA 1.1 . a)khd-iasth/s, Hsch. and Suid. s.v. a)shko/ros . a)khd-ia/w, to be careless, Zos.Alch. p.133B. to be exhausted, weary, LXX Ps. 60(61).2 , etc. a)kh/lhtos, on, proof against enchantment, Od. 10.329 (dub. vers.), Pl. Phdr. 259b ; mani/as a)/nqos S. Tr. 999 (lyr.); of the Dioscuri, Theoc. 22.169 ; a). to\ a)paqe/s Porph. ap. Eus. PE 5.10 . a)khli/dwtos [i_], on , spotless, e)/soptron, e)sqh/s, pe/dila, LXX Wi. 7.26 , Ph. 1.156 , Porph. Abst. 2.46 : metaph., bi/os, a)reth/, LXX Wi. 4.9 , Ph. 2.235 ; swthri/a Steph. in Hp. 2.238D. a)/khma, to/, = a)/kesma , cure, relief, o)duna/wn Il. 15.394 codd., Max. 142 . a)kh/mwn: e)kkexume/nos, Hsch. a)kh/n (cf. a)kh/ B), acc. form as Adv., softly, silently, Hom. mostly in phrase a)kh\n e)ge/nonto siwph=| Il. 3.95 , al.; also oi( d' a)/llo a)kh\n i)/san 4.429 . a)kh/nion: h(/suxon, EM 48.1 . a)kh/peutos, on, not in a garden, wild, gogguli/des Posidon. 29 , cf. Gal. 12.509 . a)khr-asi/a, h(, purity, Hsch. (a)khresi/a in Ms.). a)khr-a/sios, on, Ep. form of a)kh/ratos, untouched, a). leimw=nes meadows not yet grazed or mown, h.Merc. 72 ; gui/wn a)/nqos a). pure, fresh, AP 12.93 ( Rhian. ); skh=ptra a). inviolate, Epigr.Gr. 907 (Sinope). (kera/nnumi) unmixed, oi)=nos Od. 9.205 . a)kh/r-a^tos, on, (khrai/nw) undefiled, pure, u(/dwr Il. 24.303 ; inviolate, xeu=ma, o)/mbros, S. OC 471 , 690 (lyr.); xruso/s pure gold, Archil. Supp. 4 , Alcm. 23.54 , Hdt. 7.10 .a/, Simon. 64 , cf. Pl. R. 503a , Plt. 303e ; flo/c Secund. Sent. 5 ; untouched, unhurt, oi)=kos kai\ klh=ros, kth/mata, Il. 15.498 , Od. 17.532 ; a)parti/h Hippon. 26 ; ska/fos A. Ag. 661 ; a(ni/ai strong reins, Pi. P. 5.32 ; plo/koi unshorn locks, E. Ion 1266 ; leimw/n unmown meadow, Id. Hipp. 73 ; a). e)mpo/rion virgin market, Hdt. 4.152 ; a). fili/a X. Hier. 3.4 ; e)pisth/mh, h)/qh, Pl. Phdr. 247d , Lg. 735c ; a). fa/rmaka spells that have all their power, A.R. 4.157 . of persons, undefiled, a virgin, E. Tr. 675 , Pl. Lg. 84c d; a). le/xos E. Or. 575 : c. dat., a)kh/ratos a)/lgesi, tu/xais untouched by woes, etc., Hipp. 1113 , HF 1314 : c. gen., a). kakw=n without taint of ill, Hipp. 949 ; a). w)di/nwn free from throes of child-birth, A.R. 1.974 , etc.: poet. Sup. a)khro/tatos AP 12.249 ( Strat. ). (kera/nnumi) unmixed, poto/n A. Pers. 614 . a)kh/rios (A), on, unharmed by the *kh=res; generally, unharmed, Od. 12.98 , 23.328 , h.Merc. 530 , Nic. Th. 190 , Call. Ap. 41 , A.R. 3.466 ; yuxai\ a)kh/rioi, = a)qa/natoi , free from power of the Fates, Ps.-Phoc. 99 . having no kh=r, i.e. with no fortune attached to them, h(me/rai Hes. Op. 823 . harmless, pa/mpan d' a)/mwmos ou)/tis ou)d' a). Semon. 4 , cf. Nic. Th. 771 . a)kh/rios (B), on, (kh=r) without heart, i.e., lifeless, Hom. (not in Od. ), a)kh/rion ai)=ya ti/qhsi Il. 11.392 . cf. 21.466 . heartless, spiritless, se/ pou de/os i)/sxei a)kh/rion ib. 5.812 , cf. 13.224 ; h(/menoi au)=qi e(/kastoi a)kh/rioi 7.100 ; a)kh/rion h)u/t' o)/neiron A.R. 2.197 . a)/khros (sc. e)/mplastros), h(, name of a plaster, Gal. 13.759 . a)khr-uktei/ and a)khr-ukti/, Adv. without flag of truce, e)pimei/gnusqai Th. 2.1 ; polemei=n D.C. 50.7 . a)kh/r-uktos, on, unannounced, unproclaimed, a). po/lemos sudden war, Hdt. 5.81 ; also a war in which no herald was admitted, truceless, X. An. 3.3.5 , Pl. Lg. 626a , Aeschin. 2.33 ; h)=n ga\r a)/spondos kai\ a). u(mi=n pro\s tou\s qeata\s po/lemos D. 18.262 ; a). e)/xqra Plu. Per. 30 . without flag of truce, to\ a). th=s o(dou= App. Mith. 104 . Adv. -tws, e)foi/twn Th. 1.146 ; cf. foreg. not proclaimed victor by heralds, inglorious, E. Heracl. 89 , Aeschin. 3.230 . with no tidings, not heard of, S. Tr. 45 , Nonn. D. 9.249 . unheralded, e)/rwtes ib. 48.653 . a)kh/rwtos, on, (khro/w) unwaxed, Luc. Icar. 3 , Polyaen. 2.20 . a)kh=skos: ta/laros, Hsch. a)khto/n: kra/tiston, Id. a)khxe/datai, a)khxe/menos, v. sub a)xe/w. a)khxedw/n, o/nos, o(, = lu/ph , Hsch. (pl.), cf. EM 48.2 . a)kibdh/leutos, on, = sq., Ph. 1.565 , etc. a)ki/bdhlos, on, unadulterated, genuine, Pl. Lg. 916d , Arist. Ath. 51.1 ; xruso/s Hierocl. in CA Praef. p.417 M. metaph., of men, guileless, honest, Hdt. 9.7 .a/. Adv. -lws Isoc. 1.7 . a)ki/dion, to/, Dim. of a)ki/s, small barb, BCH 29.572 . a)kidno/s [a^], h/, o/n , Ep. and Ion. , weak, feeble, Hom. only in Od. , always in Comp. , ei)=dos a)kidno/teros 8.169 , cf. 5.217 , 18.130 , cf. Nic. Th. 224 ; later in Posit., dmwai/ Man. 2.178 : Sup. -o/taton, be/lemnon Nonn. D. 7.270 ; insipid, e)/desma Archestr. Fr. 38 B. (s. v.l., kai\ kedno/n Meineke, Brandt).— Ep. word, also in Hp. , i)atro/s Praec. 8 : du/namis Nat.Puer. 30 . a)kidoeidh/s, e/s, barb-like, of quadrilateral with re-entrant angle, Procl. in Euc. p.165 F. a)kido/w, (a)ki/s) furnish with barb or point, in Pass. , be/lh h)kidwme/na IG 2.807 . a)kidro/s: a)sqenh/s, Cyr. a)kidrwpa/zw: a)mbluwpw=, Hsch. a)ki^d-w/dhs, es, pointed, Thphr. HP 4.12.2 a)ki^d-wto/s, h/, o/n, = foreg., Paul.Aeg. 6.88 , Poll. 1.97 , 10.133 , Hsch. a)ki^d-wto/s, o(, = parwnuxi/a , Ps.- Dsc. 4.54 : a)ki^d-wto/n, to/, = se/linon a)/grion , Id. 2.175 ; = poti/rrion , Dsc. 3.15 . a)ki/qa^ris, i, without the harp, A. Supp. 681 (lyr.). a)/ki_kus, uos, o(, h(, powerless, feeble, Od. 9.515 , 21.131 , Theoc. Ep. 11 . weakening, nou=sos Orph. L. 22 .— Ep. word, also in A. Pr. 548 (lyr.), and Ion. Prose, cf. Hp. Morb. 4.43 (in sense 1 ). a)ki/nagma [a^ki^], to/, = ti/nagma, xeirw=n h)de\ podw=n Lyr.Adesp. 30 B (= Call. Fr.anon. 68 ):—also a)kinagmo/s, o(, Hsch. a)kina/khs, ou, o(, Persian word, short straight sword, Hdt. (v. infr.), cf. X. An. 1.2.27 (also acc. -a/kea Hdt. 3.118 ; pl. -a/keas v.l. ib. 128 ); a). e)pi/xrusos, a Persian sword kept in the Parthenon, IG 1.170.17 , cf. 2.646.11 ; nh\ to\n a)kina/khn, a Scythian oath, Luc. Tox. 38 , cf. JTr. 42 . [a^ci_na^ces in Hor. Od. 1.27.5 .] a)kindu_n-i/, Adv. of sq., without danger, Suid. a)ki/ndu_n-os, on, free from danger, siga=s a). ge/ras Simon. 66 ; bi/os Id. 36 , cf. E. IA 17 , Th. 1.124 ; puretoi/ Hp. Aph. 7.63 ; a)retai\ a). virtues that court no danger, i.e. cheap, easy virtues, Pi. O. 6.9 , cf. Th. 3.40 ; a). ei)=nai/ tini to\n a)gw=na Hyp. Lyc. 8 : c. gen., guaranteed against risk, a). panto\s kindu/nou IG 12(7).67 (Amorgos), PTeb. 105.18 (ii B. C.). Adv. -nws E. Rh. 588 , Antipho 2.4.7 , etc.; h( a). doulei/a Th. 6.80 ; to\ a). a)pelqei=n au)tou/s their departure without danger to us, Id. 7.68 : Comp. a)kinduno/teron with less danger, Pl. Phd. 85d : Sup. a)kinduno/tata, zh=n X. Mem. 2.8.6 . a)kindu_n-o/ths, htos, h(, freedom from danger, Gal. 9.491 . a)kindu_n-w/dhs, es, of no dangerous appearance, f.l. in Hp. Art. 65 ( Comp. ). a)kin-h/eis, essa, en, = a)ki/nhtos , Nic. Al. 436 . a)kin-hsi/a, h(, absence of motion, Arist. Ph. 202a5 , al.; stagnancy, Hp. Vict. 2.37 ; incapacity to move, Thphr. Fr. 11 ; failure of mobility, Epicur. Nat. 908.6 ; pause, intermission, of the pulse, Gal. 8.510 , Aret. CA 2.3 . a)kin-hte/w, to be at rest or immovable, Hp. Mul. 1.11 , cf. Stoic. 2.161 , Antyll. (?) ap. Orib. 8.6.9 , S.E. M. 7.188 ; of bones, as opp. joints, Gal. 19.460 . a)kin-hti/ or a)kin-tei/, Adv. immovably, Poll. 3.89 , 9.115 . a)kin-hti/zw, = a)kinhte/w , Arist. HA 537b7 , Stoic. 2.161 . a)kin-hti/nda^, Adv., a). pai/zein play the game 'who stirs first', Poll. 9.110 . a)ki/n-htos, on, also h, on Pi. O. 9.33 , IG 14.1389i i 14 :— unmoved, motionless, Parm. 8 , Emp. 17 , etc.; of Delos, Orac. ap. Hdt. 6.98 , cf. Pi. P. 4.57 ; e)c a)kinh/tou podo/s without stirring a step, S. Tr. 875 ; ta\s kinh/seis a)ki/nhtos Pl. Ti. 40b ; to\ prw=ton kinou=n a)ki/nhton au)to/ Arist. Metaph. 1012b31 ; u(/lh a). Stoic. ap. Plu. 2.1054a ; a)/stra a). fixed stars, Poll. 4.156 . idle, sluggish, e)p' a)kinh/toisi kaqi/zein to sit in idleness, Hes. Op. 750 (where others, to sit on graves, v. infr. 11.2 ); a). fre/nes a sluggish soul, Ar. Ra. 899 ; of the Boeotians, Alex. 237 ; xw/ra a). untilled, Plu. 2.38c . unmoved, unaltered, a). no/mima Th. 1.71 , etc.; tou\s no/mous e)a=n a). Arist. Pol. 1269a9 , cf. Pl. Lg. 736d , cf. X. Lac. 14.1 . immovable, hard to move, Pl. Sph. 249a , Luc. Im. 1 (in Comp. ). Adv. -tws, e)/xein Isoc. 13.12 , cf. Pl. Euthphr. 11d . of property, realty, Olymp. Hist. p.458 D., Cod.Just. 1.11.10.1 , al. not to be stirred, inviolate, ta/fos Hdt. 1.187 : esp. prov. of sacred things, kinei=n ta\ a)ki/nhta Id. 6.134 , cf. Pl. Tht. 181a :—hence, that must be kept secret, ta)ki/nht' e)/ph S. OC 624 ; ta)ki/nhta fra/sai Id. Ant. 1060 . of persons, etc., not to be shaken, steadfast, ib. 1027 ; nou=s a)ki/nhtos peiqoi= Pl. Ti. 51e ; e(/cis a). u(po\ fo/bou Id. Def. 412a ; pro\s to\ qei=on Plu. 2.165b . unalterable, koino/thtes Phld. Sign. 25 . c. gen., inseparable from, PMag.Berol. 1.80 , 165 . Adv. -tws, v. supr. 11.1 . a)ki/ninos, on, made of a)/kinos, ste/fanoi Ath. 15.68o d. a)/ki^nos, o(, wild basil, Calamintha graveolens, Dsc. 3.43 :—also a)/konos, ib. a)/kios, on, (ki/s) not worm-eaten, Sup. a)kiw/tatos Hes. Op. 435 . a)kiri/s: lu/xnos, Hsch. a)ki^ro/s, o/n ( Aeol. a)/ki^ros, a, on), weak, sc. gunh/, Theoc. 28.15 ; pte/ruges Nic. Al. 559 ; v.l. Hes. Op. 435 ( Sup. ), cf. EM 48.50 . Adv. a)kirw=s: eu)labw=s, a)tre/mas, Hsch. a)kiro/s: o( borra=s, Id. a)ki/s, i/dos, h(, (cf. a)kh/ A) pointed object; hence, needle, Hp. Int. 41 ; splinter, Id. Epid. 5.46 ; petroto/mos a)., of a chisel, APl. 4.221 ( Theaet. ). barb of an arrow or hook, belw=n Plu. Demetr. 20 ; a)gki/strou AP 6.5 ( Phil. ). arrow, dart, Ar. Pax 443 , Mnesim. 7 , Opp. H. 5.151 . metaph., e)/rws . . h( frenw=n a). Tim.Com. 2 ; po/qwn a)ki/des stings of desire, AP 12.76 ( Mel. ): in pl., sharp, acute pains, Aret. SD 2.4 . surgical bandage, Gal. 18(1).823 . a)ki/sklh, hs, h(, chisel, BGU 1028.13 (ii A. D.). a)ki/xhtos [i^], on , not to be reached, unattainable, a)ki/xhta diw/kwn Il. 17.75 ; metaqei=n Ael. NA 4.52 ; not to be overtaken, swift, a)ki/xhtos a)i+/ssein Nonn. D. 45.236 , cf. Tryph. 333 . not to be reached by prayer, inexorable, h)/qea A. Pr. 186 . a)ki/wn, onos, o(, h(, not supported by pillars, Hsch., AB 391 . a)/kkaqen: a)/nalqen, Hsch. a)kkai=on: eu)katafro/nhton, Id. a)kk-i/zomai, Dep. ( Act. only Ael. Ep. 9 ), fut. a)kkiou=mai Men. Epit. 309 :—affect indifference, Pi. Fr. 203 (cj.). affect ignorance, dissemble, oi)=sqa, a)ll' a)kki/zei Pl. Grg. 497a , Cic. Att. 2.19.5 , Luc Merc. Cond. 14 , Jul. Or. 7.223b ; ta\ koina\ tauti\ a)kkiou=mai I will dissemble and talk commonplaces, Men. l.c. esp. of women, to be prudish, affect to be shocked, Philippid. 5 , cf. Ael. l.c., Alciphr. 1.39 . a)kk-ismo/s, o(, prudery, Philem. 4.14 , Luc. Am. 4 , Philostr. Ep. 35 , Hld. 6.4 . a)kk-istiko/s, h/, o/n, disposed to be coy, Eust. 1727.28 . a)kkiph/sios, o(, Lat. acipenser, sturgeon, Apionap. Ath. 7.294f . a)kko/r, Lacon. for a)sko/s, Hsch. a)kko/s: para/mwros, le/getai de\ paidi/ois w(s mwroi=s, Id. a)kkw/, h(, bogey, that nurses used to frighten children with, Plu. 2.1040b : acc. to others, vain woman, Zen. 1.53 . a)kla/das: a)mpe/lous a)kladeu/tous ( Aeol. ), Hsch. a)/klastos, on, unbroken, Thphr. CP 1.15.17 , AP 9.322 ( Leon. ), Phld. D. 1.17 : metaph., of motion, continuous in space, h( ku/klw| fora\ mh/kei a)/. Arist. Cael. 288a25 ; unbent, of a vein, Gal. 5.659 . a)klaustei/ or a)kk-ti/, a)klautei/ or a)kk-ti/, (klai/w) Adv. of sq., without weeping, Call. Dian. 267 , A.D. Adv. 133.19 , Sor. 1.79 , Longus 1.5 . a)/klautos or a)/klaustos (the latter form has less Ms. authority), on: (klai/w): Pass. , unwept, esp. without funeral lamentation, Il. 22.386 , Od. 11.54 , Sol. 21 ; w)/let' a)/klautos, a)/i+stos A. Eu. 565 : c. gen., fi/lwn a)/klautos S. Ant. 847 : in E. Andr. 1235 Thetis says, e)gw\ ga/r, h(\n a)/klauta xrh=n ti/ktein te/kna . . , i.e. children not liable to death. Act. , unweeping, tearless, ou)de/ se/ fhmi dh\n a)/klauton e)/sesqai Od. 4.494 , cf. A. Th. 696 , E. Alc. 173 :—in S. El. 912 , = xai/rwn , with impunity. a)kleh/s, e/s: acc. -ea= Epigr.Gr. 850 , -eh= D.H. Isoc. 5 , Ep. a)kle/a^ Od. 4.728 : dat. -e/i+ Nonn. D. 31.42 :— Ep. a)kleih/s, A.R. 3.932 , Call. Fr. anon. 365 : nom. pl. a)klee/es (vulg. a)klhei=s) Il. 12.318 : (kle/os):— without fame, inglorious, Hom. ll. cc., Pi. O. 12.15 , Hdt. prooem., E. Hipp. 1028 , Pl. La. 179d , etc. Adv. a)klew=s Hdt. 5.77 , Antipho 1.21 ; Ep. a)kleiw=s Il. 22.304 : Comp. a)klee/steron Jul. Or. 1.28a : neut. as Adv., a)klee\s au)/tws Il. 7.100 . ignominious, a)kleesta/tw| o)le/qrw| a)po/llusqai Lys. 13.45 . a)klei/+a, Ion. a)kk-i/+h, h(, ingloriousness, AP 9.80 ( Leon. ). a)kleih/s, e/s, Ep. for a)kleh/s. a)/kleistos, on, Ion. a)klh/istos Call. Hec. 2 , Att. contr. a)/klh|stos E. Andr. 593 , Th. 2.93 : (klei/w):— not closed or fastened, ll. cc., X. Cyr. 7.5.25 , Nic.Dam. p.72 D. , etc. a)/kleptos, on, not stealing, not deceiving, S. Fr. 690 . a)klhdoni/stws, gloss on a)kleiw=s , EM 49.11 . a)klhh/s, e/s, v. sub a)kleh/s. a)klhi=das: a)/zugas, Hsch. a)klh/istos, on, v. a)/kleistos . a)klhr-ei/: xwri\s klh/rou, Zonar. a)klhr-e/w, to be unfortunate, Teles p.26 H., D.S. 3.13 , al.: pf. h)klh/rhka Plb. 1.7.4 , D.S. 27.16 . a)klh/r-hma, atos, to/, loss, mishap, Dicaearch. 1.25 (pl.), Teles p.25H. , Agatharch. 24 , M.Ant. 10.33 ,etc. a)klhr-i/a, h(, misfortune, S. Fr. 989 , Antiph. 14 , Plb. 22.8.9 , etc. a)klhr-ono/mhtos, on, without heirs, Berl.Sitzb. 1880.649 (Anisa, i B. C.)., BGU 868.12 (ii A. D.), Eust. 533.32 :—also a)klhr-o/nomos, on, PLond. 3.905.12 (ii A. D.). a)/klhr-os, on, without lot or portion, poor, needy, Od. 11.490 , etc.: c. gen., without lot or share in, A. Eu. 353 , Is. 3.32 , etc. unallotted, without owner, h.Ven. 123 , E. Tr. 32 . a)klhr-ou/xhtos, on, not having received a lot, OGI 229.102 (Smyrna). a)klhr-wtei/ or a)klhr-wti/, Adv. without casting lots, Lys. 16.16 , Arist. Ath. 30.5 , CIG 2880 (Miletus). a)klh/r-wtos, on, without lot or portion in a thing, c. gen., xw/ras a)kla/rwtos Pi. O. 7.59 . without casting lots, D.C. Fr. 62 . not distributed in lots, Plu. 2.231e . a)/klh|stos, v. sub a)/kleistos. a)klht-i/, Adv. uncalled, unbidden, Com. ap. Zen. 2.46 [where i^]. a)/klht-os, on, uncalled, unbidden, Asius 1 , A. Pr. 1024 , Ch. 838 , S. Aj. 289 , Th. 1.118 , Pl. Smp. 174b , Arist. EN 1171b21 . a)kli^nh/s, e/s, bending to neither side, unswerving, Pl. Phd. 109a ; pro\s to\ di/kaion Nic.Dam. p.144D. ; impartial, a)koai/ POxy. 904.9 (V A. D. ); regular, a)kline/wn kala/mwn AP 10.11 ( Satyr. ), etc.: Math., without inclination, of a perpendicular, Procl. in Euc. p.132F. ; horizontal, of a plane, Papp. 1048.2 , Hero Dioptr. 19 : Music. , fixed, of notes in scale, Alyp. 4 : Medic., persistent, puretoi/ Herod. ap. Orib. 6.20.24 . Adv. -nw=s Ph. 2.669 ; Ion. -ne/ws AP 5.54 ( Diosc. ). metaph., steadfast, steady, fili/a ib. 12.158 ( Mel. ); o(mologi/a Ep.Heb. 10.23 ; yuxh/ Luc. Dem.Enc. 33 ; unmoved, tranquil, Nonn. D. 35.11 , al. a)kli^si/a, h(, indeclinability, A.D. Pron. 12.4 , etc. a)/kli^tos, on, Gramm., indeclinable, D.T. 641.23 , A.D. Synt. 30.10 ; Ael. Dion. wrote peri\ a)kli/twn r(hma/twn. Adv. a)kli/tws, e)/xein Eust. 162.32 . Math., = a)klinh/s , Procl. in Euc. p.290F. stable, Iamb. Myst. 1.15 . a)klo/nhtos, on, unshaken, unmoved, Suid. , Phot. a)/klonos, on, of the pulse, steady, regular, Gal. 9.347 ; of a limb, free from jars, 17(1).513 ; of a rider, with a firm seat, Palaeph. 52 . a)klop-ei/a, h(, honest administration, BCH 32.204 (Alabanda). a)/klop-os, on, not guilty of peculation, Cat.Cod.Astr. 1.100 (V A. D. ). not furtively concealed, a)/gkistron Opp. H. 3.532 . a)klu^dw/nistos, on, not lashed by waves; generally, sheltered from, limh\n a). tw=n pneuma/twn Plb. 10.10.4 . a)/klustos, on, = foreg., Zeno. Stoic. 1.56 , Lyc. 736 , Plu. Mar. 15 , Nonn. D. 39.8 , al.; limh\n a)/. D.S. 3.44 ; gh=, free from inundation, Max. Tyr. 414 : fem., *au)=lin a)klu/stan E. IA 121 . a)/klu^tos, on, (klu/w) unheard, IG 14.1389i i32 ; opp. kluto/s, Plu. 2.722e (nisi leg. a)/klustos). a)/klwn, o(, h(, without branches, Thphr. HP 6.6.2 . a)/klwstos, on, (klw/qw) unspun, sth/mones Pl.Com. 221 . a)/kma: nhstei/a, e)/ndeia, Hsch. ; cf. a)/kmhnos. a)kma/dion, to/, kind of surgical instrument, Hermes 38.281 (s.v.l.); conical crucible, Ps.-Mos.Alch. p.39B. a)km-a/zw, a)kmh/) to be in full bloom, at the prime: of persons, Hdt. 2.134 , Pl. Prt. 335e ; a). sw/mati, r(w/mh|, X. Mem. 4.4.23 , Pl. Plt. 310d , etc.; of cities and states, Hdt. 3.57 , 5.28 ; a). to\ sw=ma a)po\ tw=n l/ e)tw=n me/xri tw=n e/ kai\ l/ Arist. Rh. 1390b9 ; = ta\ tw=n ne/wn pra/ttein Hyp. Fr. 122 . flourish, abound in a thing, plou/tw| Hdt. 1.29 ; paraskeuh=| pa/sh| Th. 1.1 ; neo/thti Id. 2.20 ; nausi\kai\ xrh/masi Aeschin. 3.163 . c. inf., to be strong enough to do, X. An. 3.1.25 . of things, a). o( pureto/s, h( no/sos is at its height, Hp. Aph. 2.29 , Epid. 1.25 , Th. 2.49 ; tou= pa/qous a)kma/zontos Phld. Lib. p.31 O.; a). o( po/lemos Th. 3.3 ; of corn, to be ripe, Id. 2.19 . h(ni/ka . . a)kma/zoi [o( qumo/s] when passion is at its height, Pl. Ti. 70d ; a)kma/zousa r(w/mh Antipho 4.3.3 ; a)kma/zei pa/nta e)pimelei/as deo/mena require the utmost care, X. Cyr. 4.2.40 . impers., c. inf., a)kma/zei brete/wn e)/xesqai 'tis time to . ., A. Th. 97 (lyr.); nu=n ga\r a). *peiqw\ . . cugkatabh=nai now 'tis time for her to . ., Id. Ch. 726 . a)km-ai=os, a, on, Aeol. a)/kmaos Jo. Gramm. Comp. 2.14 ; in full bloom, at prime, vigorous, pw=loi A. Eu. 405 ; h(/bh Id. Th. 11 ; a)kmai=os fu/sin in the prime of strength, Id. Pers. 441 ; a). to\n o)rgh/n Luc. Tim. 3 ; ka/llei a)kmai/a Epigr.Gr. 127 ; to\ a)kmaio/taton D.H. 5.22 ; a)kmai/wn le/sxh at Chalcis, Plu. 2.298d :— a). pro\s e)/rwta AP 7.221 , cf. Luc. DDeor. 8.2 , Ael. NA 15.10 . Adv. a)kmai/ws, e)/xein kata\ th\n h(liki/an Plb. 31.29.7 : Comp. -o/teron more vigorously, Gal. 4.525 :—of things, at the height, o( a)kmaio/tatos kairo\s th=s h(me/ras, i. e. noon, Plb. 3.102.1 ; to\ a). tou= xeimw=nos Arr. An. 4.7.1 , etc. Rhet., belonging to the supreme effort, culmination of oratory, e)/nnoiai, lo/gos, Hermog. Id. 1.7 , Inv. 4.4 : Comp. , Id. 1.10 . in time, in season, a). kairo/s PTeb. 24.56 (ii B. C., Sup. ); a). h(me/rai the seasonable days, Ath. 5.180c , cf. AP 10.2 ( Antip.Sid. ): neut. pl. as Adv., a)kmai=)' a)\n mo/loi S. Aj. 921 (cj.). a)km-asth/s, ou=, o(, = foreg. 1.1 , Hdn. 1.17.11 ; a)kmastai/, oi( , gymnastic club at Thyatira, IGRom. 4.1234 , al. a)km-astiko/s, h/, o/n, = a)kmai=os , Hp. Septim. 28 ; a). pureto/s Gal. 10.615 , of a continuous fever; a). pro/swsa persons in their prime, Cat.Cod.Astr. 2.173 . = a)kmai=os 1.2 , sxh/mata Hermog. Id. 1.10 . a)kmh/, h(, (cf. a)kh/ A) point, edge: prov., e)pi\ curou= a)kmh=s on the razor's edge (v. sub curo/n); a). fasga/nou, o(/plwn, Pi. P. 9.81 , Plb. 15.16.3 (pl.); o)do/ntwn Pi. N. 4.63 , etc.; lo/gxhs a)kmh/ E. Supp. 318 ; kerki/dwn a)kmai/ S. Ant. 976 ; a)mfide/cioi a). both hands, Id. OT 1243 ; podoi=n a). feet, ib. 1034 ; e)/mpuroi a)kmai/ pointed flames, E. Ph. 1255 , cf. puro\s a)kmai/ Epicr. 6c odd. highest or culminating point of anything, flower, prime, zenith, esp. of man's age, a)kmh\ h(/bhs S. OT 741 ; e)nth=|de tou= ka/llous a)kmh=| Cratin. 195 ; sw/mato/s te kai\ fronh/sews Pl. R. 461a ; me/trios xro/nos a)kmh=s 460e ; o)cuta/th dro/mou a). ibid.; a). bi/ou X. Cyr. 7.2.20 , etc.; e)n tau/tais tai=s a). Isoc. 7.37 ; e)n a)kmh=| ei)=nai, of corn, to be ripe, Th. 4.2 ; a)kmh\n e)/xein th=s a)/nqhs Pl. Phdr. 230b ; tosou=ton th=s a). u(sterw=n Isoc. Ep. 6.4 ; th=s a). lh/gein begin to decline, Pl. Smp. 219a :—in various relations, a). h)=ros spring-prime, Pi. P. 4.64 ; a). qe/rous mid-summer, X. HG 5.3.19 ; braxei=a a). plhrw/matos Th. 7.14 ; a). tou= nautikou= flower of their navy, Id. 8.46 ; a). th=s do/chs Id. 2.42 ; h( a). th=s *spa/rths, tw=n ne/wn Demad. 12 ; a). nou/sou crisis of disease, Hp. Acut. 38 :—generally, strength, vigour, e)n xero\s a)kma=| Pi. O. 2.63 , cf. A. Pers. 1060 ; a). podw=n swiftness, Pi. I. 8(7).41 , cf. A. Eu. 370 ; frenw=n Pi. N. 3.39 ; sumpesei=n a)kma=| baru/s cj. Id. I. 4(3).51 : periphr. like bi/a, a)kmh\ *qhseida=n S. OC 1066 . Rhet., a)kmh\ lo/gou supreme effort, culmination, climax, Hermog. Inv. 4.4 , Id. 1.10 ; pl., ib. 11 , cf. Philostr. VS 1.25.7 . of Time, like kairo/s , the time, i. e. best, most fitting time, freq. in Trag., h(ni/k' a)\n dh\ pro\s ga/mwn h(/kht' a)kma/s S. OT 1492 ; e)/rgwn, lo/gwn, e(/dras a)kmh/ time for doing, speaking, sitting still, Id. El. 22 , Ph. 12 , Aj. 811 : c. inf., kou)ke/t' h)=n me/llein a). A. Pers. 407 , cf. Ag. 1353 ; a)phlla/xqai d' a). S. El. 1338 ; soi\ . . a). filosofei=n Isoc. 1.3 ; o( kairo\s e)/st' e)p' au)th=s th=s a)kmh=s Ar. Pl. 256 ; e)p' a)kmh=s ei)=nai, c. inf., to be on point of doing, E. Hel. 897 ; ei)s a)kmh\n e)lqw\n fi/lois in the nick of time, E. HF 532 ; e)p' au)th\n h(/kei th\n a)kmh/n it is come to the critical time, D. 4.41 ; a)kmh\n ei)/lhfen have reached a critical moment, Isoc. Ep. 1.1 , cf. Plu. Sol. 12 , 15 , 2.656f . eruption on face, Cass. Pr. 13 , Aët. 7.110 , 8.13 ( f.l. a)kna/s , whence mod. acne). a)/kmh, v. a)/kmhnos . a)kmh/n, acc. of a)kmh/, used as Adv., as yet, still, A. Fr. 451 G, Men. in Cod.Vat.Gr. 122 ; un-Attic acc. to Phryn. 100 , but cf. Hyp. Fr. 116 ; ta\ skeuofo/ra . . a)kmh\n die/baine were just crossing the river, X. An. 4.3.26 , cf. Plb. 1.13.12 , Theoc. 4.60 , AP 7.141 ( Antiphil. ), Phld. Ir. p.29 W., Ev.Matt. 15.16 , etc.; ne/os a). Theoc. 25.164 ; strengthd., a)kmh\n e)/ti Plb. 14.4.9 , 15.6.6 ; e)/ti a). Sor. 1.26 . = a)kmai/ws , Cratin.in Cod.Vat.Gr. 122 : perh., = much, OGI 201.13 (Nubia). a)kmhno/s, h/, o/n, (a)kmh/) full-grown, qa/mnos e)lai/hs Od. 23.191 ; numfw=n a(\s a)kmhna\s kalou=sin Paus. 5.15.6 , cf. Jul. Laod. in Cat.Cod.Astr. 5(1).189 . a)/kmhnos, on, fasting from food, four times in Il. 19.163 , 207 , 320 , 346 (expl. by Sch. fr. Aeol. a)/kmh, = a)siti/a ); also in Lyc. 672 ; si/twn Nic. Th. 116 ; do/rpoio Call. Fr.anon. 4 . a)kmh/s, h=tos, o(, h(, also as neut., Paus. 6.15.5 : (ka/mnw):— untiring, unwearied, Il. 11.802 , 15.697 , S. Ant. 353 ; pu/lai a). *)olu/mpou AP 9.526 ( Alph. ):—also in late Prose, D.H. 9.14 , Paus. l.c., Plu. Cim. 13 , Onos. 22.1 . a)kmhtei/ and a)km-ti/, Adv. withouttoil, easily, J. BJ 1.16.2 , Lib. Or. 59.71 . a)/kmhtos, on, Lyr. a)/km-atos S. Ant. 609 Jebb, = a)kmh/s , unwearied, posi/n h.Ap. 520 , Onos. 10.5 . not causing pain, Nic. Th. 737 . a)kmoqe/ths, on, o(, (ti/qhmi) anvil-block, Poll. 10.147 . a)/km-qeton, to/, = foreg., Il. 18.410 , Od. 8.274 . a)kmo/nion, to/, Dim. of sq., Aesop. 413 . a)/kmwn, onos, o(, orig. prob. meteoric stone, thunderbolt (v. sub fin.), xa/lkeos a)/. ou)rano/qen katiw/n Hes. Th. 722 , cf. 724 . anvil, Il. 18.476 , Od. 8.274 , Hdt. 1.68 : metaph., pro\s a)/kmoni xa/lkeue glw=ssan Pi. P. 1.86 ; lo/gxhs a)/kmones very anvils to bear blows (cf. Sch. ad loc.), A. Pers. 51 ; u(pome/nein plhga\s a)/kmwn Aristopho 4 ; *tiru/nqios a)/., i. e. Hercules, Call. Dian. 146 (expl. by Sch. o( mh\ kamw\n e)pi\ toi=s a)/qlois). pestle (Cyprian), Hsch. head of a batteringram, Apollod. Poliorc. 161.4 . kind of eagle, Hsch. kind of wolf, Opp. C. 3.326 . Pythag. , = 6 , Theol.Ar. 37 . (Cf. Skt.áś man- `sling-stone', etc.) a)/knamptos, a)/knaptos, a)/kna^fos, = a)/gn- . a)/knhmos, on, (knh/mh) without calf, of the leg, Plu. 2.520c . a)/knhs-mos, on, without irritation or itching, Hp. Off. 18 . a)/knhs-tis, ios, h(, spine or backbone of animals, Od. 10.161 (nisi leg. kata\ knh=stin), A.R. 4.1403 ; also to\ me/son th=s o)sfu/os Poll. 2.179 . stinging-nettle, = a)kalh/fh , Nic. Th. 52 (other expl. ap. Sch. ad loc.). a)/knhs-ton, to/, = xamelai/a , Dsc. 4.171 . a)/kni_sos, on, (kni=sa) without fat of sacrifices, bwmo/s AP 10.7 ( Arch. ); bwmoi=si par' a)kni/soisi cj. Cobet in Luc. JTr. 6 . lacking in fats, trofh/ Thphr. CP 2.4.6 , cf. Plu. 2.123b . without savoury odour, Hp. Morb. 2.54 ; e)/laion not greasy, Aret. CA 1.6 . Adv. a)knh/s-ws without being smoked or burnt, Gal. 14.266 . a)kni/swtos [i_], on , without steam of sacrifice, A. Fr. 292 . a)ko-a/zh: a)kou/eis, Hsch. a)ko-asth=res, oi(, board of officials at Metapontum, Id. a)koh/, h(, Ep. a)kouh/: (a)kov, cf. a)kou/w):— hearing, sound heard, e(/kaqen de/ te gi/gnet' a). Il. 16.634 . thing heard, tidings, meta\ patro\s a)kouh\n i(ke/sqai, bh=nai, Od. 2.308 , 4.701 ; kata\ th\n *so/lwnos a)koh/n according to Solon's story, Pl. Ti. 21a ; report, Pi. P. 1.84 , 90 ; a). sofoi=s thing for wise men to listen to, ib. 9.78 ; a)koh=| i(storei=n, paralabei=n ti by hearsay, Hdt. 2.29 , 148 ; e)pi/stasqai Antipho 5.67 , Th. 4.126 ; e)c a)koh=s le/gein Pl. Phd. 61d ; ta\s a). tw=n progegenhme/nwn traditions, Th. 1.20 ; a)koai\ . . lo/gwn Id. 1.73 ; a)koh\n marturei=n, prosa/gein, give, bring hearsay evidence, D. 57.4 ; baru\n . . a)koh=s yo/fon AP 6.220 ( Diosc. ); e)k ga\r a)kouh=s oi)kti/rw se ib. 7.220 ( Agath. ). sense of hearing, Hdt. 1.38 , etc.; joined with o)/yis, Pl. Phd. 65b , etc.; oi(=s w)=ta me/n e)stin, a)koai\de\ ou)k e)/neisin Ph. 1.474 . act of hearing, e)s a)koa\n e)mh/n to my hearing, my ear, A. Pr. 689 ; ga=run a)rarei=n a)koai=si Simon. 41 ; o)cei=an a). . . lo/gois didou/s S. El. 30 ; a)koh=| klu/ein Id. Ph. 1412 ; a)koai=s de/xesqai, ei)s a)koa\s . . h(/kein, E. IT 1496 , Ph. 1480 ; di' a)koh=s ai)sqa/nesqai Pl. Lg. 900a ; a)koh\n u(peipw/n demanding a hearing, E. HF 962 ; toi=s a)kroa/masi ta\s a). a)nateqeikw/s Plb. 24.5.9 . ear, o)ppa/tessi d' ou)=den o)/rhm', e)pirro/mbeisi d' a)/kouai Sapph. 2.12 , cf. A.R. 4.17 ; a)pesqi/ei mou th\n a). Hermipp. 52 , cf. Pherecr. 199 ; dusi\n a)koai=s kri/nein with two ears, Arist. Pol. 1287b27 , cf. Pr. 960a30 , Call. Fr. 106.5 . hearing, listening to, a)koh=s a)/cios Pl. Tht. 142d ; ei)s a)koh\n fwnh=s within hearing of . ., D.S. 19.41 . obedience, a). u(pe\r qusi/an a)gaqh/ LXX 1 Ki. 15.22 . in pl., place where supernatural voices are heard, IG 4.955.10 (Epid.), Marin. Procl. 32 ; ai( a). tou= qeou= Aristid. Or. 47(23).13 . a)koi/+dion, to/, Dim. of a)koh/ 11.3 , Gloss. a)koila/ntws, Adv. without deficiency, in full, PLond. 3.954.18 (iii A. D.), al. a)koi/lios, on, without ducts, Hp. Loc.Hom. 4 , Gal. 5.617 . without stomach, Gal. 5.384 . a)/koilos, on, not hollow, Arist. HA 515a31 , Gal. 4.900 . a)koi/mhtos, on, sleepless, unresting, of sea, A. Pr. 139 ; *nu/mfai Theoc. 13.44 ; pu=r Plu. Cam. 20 , Ael. NA 11.3 ; fe/ggos LXX Wi. 7.10 ; a). kai\ a)paralo/gistos Arr. Epict. 1.14.12 , etc.; a). da/krusi IG 9(2).317.4 (Tricca). Adv. -tws, e)/xei pro\s ta\ qei=a Ph. Fr. 101 H. a)koi/mistos, on, dub. in D.S. 38 / 39.17 ; gloss on a)kateu/nastos , Phot. a)koinono/htos, on, lacking in 'savoir-faire' (Lat. sensus communis), Cic. Att. 6.3.7 , cf. Gell. 12.12 , Juv. 7.218 . Adv. -tws Cic. Att. 6.1.7 codd. a)/koinos, on, not common, Them. Or. 11.142a . a)koin-wnhsi/a, h(, non-existence of community of property, Arist. Pol. 1236b22 . unsociableness, Stob. 2.7.25 . lack of community, incompatibility, Dam. Pr. 221 , 423 . a)koin-w/nhtos, on, not shared with, ga/mois a)koinw/nhton eu)na/n bed not shared in common with other wives, E. Andr. 470 . not to be communicated, o)/noma LXX Wi. 14.21 ; not to be shared, incommunicable, Ph. 2.201 ; to\ i)/dion kai\ a). Alex.Aphr. Pr. 2.72 . Act. , having no share of or in, c. gen., no/mwn Pl. Lg. 914c , cf. Inscr.Prien. 114 , D.S. 20.15 ; to\ a). tw=n a)/rqrwn absence of anything in common with the article, A. D. Synt. 49.12 : also c. dat., to\ toi=s kakoi=s -o/teron Arist. Top. 117b31 : abs., unsocial, Pl. Lg. 774a ; inhuman, Cic. Att. 6.3.7 . Adv. -tws cj. ib. 6.1.7 , Jul. Ep. 89.292d . a)koin-wni/a, h(, unsociableness, Pl. Ep. 318e . a)koi/ths, ou, o(, (a)- copul., koi/th, cf. Pl. Cra. 405d ) bedfellow, husband, Il. 15.91 , Od. 5.120 , Pi. N. 5.28 , S. Tr. 525 , E. El. 166 (lyr.):— fem. a)/koitis, ios, h(, wife, Il. 3.138 , B. 5.169 , A. Pers. 684 , etc.—Poet. words. a)/koitos, on, unresting, of Argus, B. 18.23 . a)kola/k-eutos, on, not liable to flattery, ou)si/a, trofh/, Pl. Lg. 729a , Them. Or. 6.97b ; not pampered, sw/mata Max.Tyr. 23.1 . Act. , not flattering, lo/goi Id. 31.6 ; qerapei/a Jul. Or. 2.86b ; yh=fos Them. Or. 2.27b . Adv. -tws Cic. Att. 13.51.1 , Ph. 1.449 . a)ko/lak-os, on, = foreg. 11 , yh/fisma D.L. 2.141 . a)kola^s-i/a, h(, licentiousness, intemperance, opp. swfrosu/nh, Hecat. 144 , Antipho 4.1.6 , Th. 3.37 , Pl. Grg. 505b , cf. Arist. EN 1107b6 , etc.: pl., Lys. 16.11 , Pl. Lg. 884 . a)kola^s-tai/nw, fut. -a^nw= Ar. Av. 1227 , to be licentious, Ar. l.c., Mnesim. 4.19 , Pl. R. 555d , etc. a)kola^/s-tasma, to/, = a)kola/sthma , restored by Dobree in Ar. Lys. 398 (a)ko/last' a(/|smata codd.); a)kolasta/smata is prob.l. for -a/mata in Anaxandr. 73 , Alciphr. 1.38 . a)kola^/s-thma, atos, to/, act of a)kolasi/a, Plu. Crass. 32 , M.Ant. 11.20 , Muson. Fr. 4p.14H. a)kola^s-ti/a, h(, v.l. for a)kolasi/a , Alex. 36.6 . a)ko/la^s-tos, on, undisciplined, unbridled, dh=mos Hdt. 3.81 ; o)/xlos E. Hec. 607 ; stra/teuma X. An. 2.6.10 , cf. Ar. Nu. 1348 , Pl. Prt. 341e , etc. esp. incontinent, licentious, S. Fr. 744 ; opp. sw/frwn, Pl. Grg. 507c , Arist. EN 1117b32 , al.; peri/ ti Id. HA 572a12 ; pro/s ti 582a26 . Adv. a)kola/stws, e)/xein Pl. Grg. 493c : Comp. -ote/rws, e)/xeinpro/s ti X. Mem. 2.1.1 , cf. Aen.Tact. 26.2 , dub. in Vett.Val. 153.32 , 271.12 (leg. a)kopia/stws). unpunished, c. gen., App. Ill. 17 . a)koll-hti/, Adv. of sq., without adhering, Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.68 . a)ko/ll-htos, on, not cemented or glued, li/qoi BCH 35.43 (Dclos); not adhering, de/rma sw/masi Gal. 11.125 ; not united, healed up, of wounds, Id. 18(2).802 . incapable of being compacted, D.H. Comp. 22 . a)/koll-os, on, without glue, not adhesive, Thphr. CP 6.10.3 . a)kollu/bistos, on, without premium on exchange, a)rgu/rion IG 12 ( 5 ). 817 (Tenos, ii B. C.). a)kolo/bwtos, on, not curtailed, Eust. 727.39 . a)/kolos, ou, h(, bit, morsel, Od. 17.222 , AP 9.563 ( Leon. ), cf. 6.176 ( Maced. ), J. BJ 5.10.3 ; Boeot. for e)/nqesis, Stratt. 47.7 . (Perh.Phryg., cf. Inscr. Phryg. in Jahresh. 8 Beibl. 95 bekos akkalos ti.) a)kolouq-e/w, follow one, go after or with him, freq. of soldiers and slaves:—mostly c. dat. pers., Ar. Pl. 19 , etc.; a). tw=| h(goume/nw| Pl. R. 474c ; with Preps., a). meta/ tinos Th. 7.57 , Pl. La. 187e , Lys. 2.27 , etc.; toi=s sw/masi met' e)kei/nwn h)kolou/qoun, tai=s d' eu)noi/ais meq' u(mw=n h)=san Isoc. 14.15 ; a). su/n tini X. An. 7.5.3 ; kato/pin tino/s Ar. Pl. 13 : rarely c. acc., Men. 558 : abs., Pl. Plt. 277e , Thphr. Char. 18.8 , etc.; a). e)f' a(rpagh/n, of soldiers, Th. 2.98 ; a)kolouqw=n, o( , as Subst., = a)ko/louqos 1 , Men. Adul.Fr. 1 . of stars, follow in the diurnal rotation, Autol. 2.2 . metaph., follow, be guided by, th=| gnw/mh| tino/s Th. 3.38 ; toi=s pra/gmasin, toi=s tou= pole/mou kairoi=s, D. 4.39 , 24.95 ; obey, toi=s no/mois And. 4.19 : c. acc. neut., a). a(/panta PLille 1.26 . follow the thread of a discourse, Pl. Phd. 107b , etc. of things, follow upon, to be consequent upon, consistent with, eu)logi/a . . eu)hqei/a| a). Id. R. 400e , cf. 398d ; follow analogy of, Arist. HA 499a10 , al. abs., to be consequent, w(s ge/nous o)/ntos tou= a)ei\ a)kolouqou=ntos Top. 128b4 ; as species to individual, GA 768b13 . abs., a)kolouqei= it follows, Id. Cat. 14a31 .—Not in Trag.: first in Hippon. 55 , with a_ (s.v.l.), elsewhere a^; takes place of e(/pomai in later Greek. a)kolou/q-hsis, ews, h(, following, Arist. Rh. 1410a4 . sequence in argument, with reference to the fallacia consequentis, Id. APr. 52b29 , SE 181a23 . obedience, conformity, Pl. Def. 412b . a)kolouq-hte/on, one must follow, abs., X. Oec. 21.7 ; tw=|lo/gw| Pl. R. 400d . a)kolouq-htiko/s, h/, o/n, disposed to follow, tai=s e)piqumi/ais, toi=s pa/qesi, Arist. Rh. 1389a5 , EN 1095a4 ; tw=| ai(rou=nti lo/gw| Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.93 ; tw=| a)/rxonti Stoic. 3.158 . capable of following, po/des (in metre, opp. h(gemonikoi/) Clearch. 68 . expressing consequence, su/ndesmos v.l. in Sch.D.T. p.62 H. a)kolouq-i/a, h(, following, attendance, S. Fr. 990 , Pl. Alc. 1.122c :—a). pro\s to\ kenou/menon filling up a vacuum, Erasistr. (?)ap. Gal. Nat.Fac. 1.16 . sequence, succession, ta/cis kai\ a). Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.266 , al.; succession of philosophers, D.L. 2.47 ; kat' a)kolouqi/an in regular succession, Hdn. 7.5.2 : Lit.Crit., natural sequence of words, D.H. Comp. 22 , cf. Longin. 22.1 ; sequence of argument, Phlp. in Ph. 707.3 ; in rhythm, orderly sequence, D.H. Comp. 25 : Gramm., agreement, Id. Amm. 2.2 ; analogy, A.D. Pron. 2.24 , al. retinue, train, D.S. 27.6 . conformity with, toi=s pra/gmasi Pl. Cra. 437c ; fu/sews Stoic. 3.4 ; kat' a)kolouqi/an tw=n e)tw=n in conformity with his age, POxy. 1202.20 (iii A. D.): abs., consistency, coherence, Phld. Sign. 37 (sg. and pl.). obedience, toi=s qeoi=s M.Ant. 3.9 . in Logic, consequence, Ph. 2.497 , Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.68 , al.; e)c a)kolouqi/as Phld. Ir. p.90 W. a)kolouq-i/skos, o(, Dim. of a)ko/louqos, foot-boy, Ptol.Euerg. 6 . a)ko/louq-os, on, (a)- copul., ke/leuqos, cf. Pl. Cra. 405d ) following, attending on, mostly as Subst., follower, attendant, IG 1.1 , Ar. Av. 73 ; o(/toisi pai=s a). e)stin Eup. 159.3 ; freq.in Att. Prose, Antipho 2.1.4 , Th. 6.28 , 7.75 , Pl. Smp. 203c , etc.; oi( a). camp-followers, X. Cyr. 5.2.36 : fem., Plu. Caes. 10 : metaph., *di/ka *eu)nomi/as a). B. 14.55 . following after, c. gen., pla/ta . . *nhrh/|dwn a). S. OC 719 (lyr.). following, consequent upon, in conformity with, c. gen., ta)ko/louqa tw=n r(akw=n Ar. Ach. 438 , cf. Pl. Phd. 111c : mostly c. dat., Id Lg. 716c , Ti. 88d ; a)ko/louqa tou/tois pra/ttein D. 18.257 ; a). toi=s ei)rhme/nois e)sti\ to\ dih|rh=sqai Arist. Pol. 1321b3 ; consistent, ou)de\n a). au(tw=| le/gei Demetr. Eloc. 153 ; of persons, conforming, th=| u(mete/ra( boulh/sei PTeb. 44.34 (ii B. C.): abs., correspondent, Lys. 21.10 ; ta)=lla pa/nta ta\ a). Hyp. Eux. 25 ; lo/gous pra/ceis a). Epicur. Sent. 25 ; consistent with one another, X. An. 2.4.19 . Adv. -qws in accordance with, toi=s no/mois D. 44.67 ; a). th=| fu/sei zh=n Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.4 , cf. Phld. Piet. 100 , D.S. 4.17 : abs., consistently, Metrod. Fr. 17 , Aristid. 2.28 J. , Plot. 4.3.20 . in accordance with nature, Zeno Stoic. 1.55 . Gramm., analogical, A.D. Pron. 11.21 , al. Adv. -qws analogically, Id. Synt. 159.6 . in Logic, consequent, peri\ a)kolou/qwn, title of work by Chrysipp . . Stoic. 2.5 , cf. 69 ; tou=to ga\r a). that follows, Phld. Ir. p.84 W.—Used once by S. l.c.; otherwise only in Com. and Prose. a)koloute/w, for a)kolouqe/w, barbarism in Ar. Th. 1198 . a)/kolpos, on, without sinus genitalis, of the pipe-fish, Ael. NA 15.16 . a)ko/lumbos, on, unable to swim, Batr. 158 , Str. 6.2.9 , Plu. 2.599b . a)komist-i/a, Ep. a)komist-i/h [i_], h( , lack of tending or care, Od. 21.284 , Them. Or. 22.274a , Max.Tyr. 34.2 . a)ko/mist-os, on, slovenly, S. Ichn. 143 ; untended, D.L. 5.5 , Nonn. D. 40.174 , al. a)ko/mmwtos, on, unpainted; metaph., without meretricious ornament, u(/mnos Them. Or. 18.218b . a)/komos, on, (ko/mh) without hair, bald, Luc. VH 1.23 ; of trees, leafless, Poll. 1.236 . a)ko/mpastos, on, unboastful, A. Th. 538 , E. Fr. 872 :—a)/kompos, A. Th. 554 , S. Fr. 210 . a)ko/myeutos, on, unadorned, of style, D.H. Comp. 22 . a)/komyos, on, unadorned, Archil. 158 , cf. Jul. Caes. 317c ; e)gw\ d' a)/komyos 'rude I am in speech', E. Hipp. 986 , cf. M.Ant. 6.30 , Chor. in Jahrb. 9.176 ; ou)k a)/. Phlp. in Ph. 528.19 . Adv. -yws Plu. 2.4f . a)kona/w, (a)ko/nh) sharpen, maxai/ras Ar. Fr. 684 ; lo/gxhn X. Cyr. 6.2.33 :— Med. , a)kona=sqai maxai/ras Id. HG 7.5.20 :— Pass. , Arist. Pr. 886b10 , Phld. Sign. 34 . metaph., spur, goad on, D. 25.46 ; provoke, glw=ssan h)konhme/nos Trag.Adesp. 423 , cf. X. Oec. 21.3 , Ph. 1.469 , al., Chor. in Jahrb. 9.184 ; qumo\n e)p' e)lpi/di tino\s a). Demad. 17 :— Pass. , Ph. 2.178 , al. a)/kondos (leg. a)/konnos): a)/xaris konda/s (leg. ko/nnos), ga\r h( xa/ris, Hsch. a)ko/ndu^los, on, without knuckles:—without blows, Luc. Charid. 2 . a)ko/n-h [a^], h( , whetstone, hone, liqi/nh Chilo 1 , Hermipp. 46 , etc. metaph., do/can e)/xw a)ko/nas ligura=s e)pi\ glw/ssa| I feel the shrill note of a whetstone on my tongue, i.e. am roused to song, Pi. O. 6.82 ; of persons, e.g. a trainer, a)ndra/sin a)eqlhtai=sin *naci/an a)ko/nan Pi. I. 6(5).73 ; of *)/erws, AP 12.18 ( Alph. ), cf. Plu. 2.838e . part of tragus of ear, Poll. 2.86 . (Cf.Skt. áśan- 'stone'.) a)ko/n-hsis, ews, h(, sharpening, Hsch. and Suid. s.v. brugmo/s . a)kon-hth/s, ou, o(, one who sharpens, spa/qhs Edict.Diocl. 7.33 , cf. Hdn.Gr. 1.73 . a)kon-hti/: a)/neu po/nou, EM 50.29 . a)kon-hto/s, h/, o/n, = qhkto/s , Sch. Opp. H. 2.354 . a)kon-h/tws: a)kopia/stws, Hsch. a)koni/as, ou, o(, a fish, Numen. ap. Ath. 17.326a (s.v.l.). a)koni/a_tos, on, (konia/w) unplastered, not whitewashed, Thphr. HP 8.11.1 , cf. Gal. 13.356 (nisi leg. a)kw/nhtos). a)ko/nion, to/, in Medicine, specific for eyes, prob. powdered by rubbing on an a)ko/nh, Dsc. 1.98 . a)koni_ti/ or a)kon-ei/ ( SIG 36 B (Olympia, V. B.C.), D. 19.77 ), Adv. of a)ko/nitos, without the dust of the arena, i.e. without struggle, without effort, usu. of the conqueror, Th. 4.73 , X. Ages. 6.3 ; of the loser, ei) tau=ta proei=to a). D. 18.200 . a)koni_tiko/s, h/, o/n, made of a)ko/niton, X. Cyn. 11.2 . a)ko/ni_ton, to/, leopard's bane, Aconitum Anthora, Theopomp. Hist. 177a , Thphr. HP 9.16.4 , Dsc. 4.76 , Gal. 11.820 :—also a)ko/n-i_tos, h(, dub.l. in Nic. Al. 42 , cf. AP 11.123 ( Hedyl. ), Euph. 142 . wolf's bane, Aconitum Napellus, Dsc. 4.77 . a)ko/ni_tos, on, (koni/w) without dust, combat or struggle, Q.S. 4.319 . f.l. for a)kw/nhtos , Dsc. 1.7 ; for kwniko/s, Arist. GA 739b12 . a)/konos, v. a)/kinos . a)konti/, Adv. of a)/kwn, unwillingly, Plu. Fab. 5 , Suid. a)kont-i/as, ou, o(, (a)/kwn) quick-darting serpent (cf. a)konti/los), Nic. Th. 491 , Philum. Ven. 26 , Luc. Dips. 3 . meteor, in pl., Plin. HN 2.89 . a plant, Hsch., EM 50.53 . a)kont-i/zw, Att. fut. -iw=, (a)/kwn) hurl a javelin, tino/s at one, *ai)/antos . . a)ko/ntise fai/dimos *(/ektwr Il. 14.402 , cf. 8.118 ; also *ai(/as . . e)f' *(/ektori . . i(/et' a)konti/ssai 16.359 ; a). e)s or kaq' o(/milon, Od. 22.263 , Il. 4.490 ; e)/s tinas Th. 7.40 ; ei)s to\ fw=s e)k tou= sko/tous X. An. 7.4.18 : c. dat., of the weapon, h)= kai\ a)ko/ntise douri/ Il. 5.533 ; a). douri\ faeinw=| ib. 611 , al.; ai)xmai=s Pi. I. 1.24 : also c. acc., a)ko/ntisan o)ce/a dou=ra Od. 22.265 ; a)konti/zousi qameia\s ai)xma\s e)k xeirw=n Il. 12.44 , cf. 14.422 : abs., use the javelin, toceu/ein kai\ a). Hdt. 4.114 , cf. Hp. Aër. 17 , Th. 3.23 , etc.:— Pass. , kw=la . . e)s pleura\ kai\ pro\s h(=par h)konti/zeto E. IT 1370 ; a). a)po\ tw=n i(/ppwn o)rqo/s Pl. Men. 93d . after Hom. , hit or strike with javelin, or simply aim at, a). to\n su=n Hdt. 1.43 , etc.:— Pass. , to be hit or wounded, E. Ba. 1098 , Antipho 3.1.1 , X. HG 4.5.13 . hurl, throw, e(autou/s, i.e. leap overboard, Ach.Tat. 5.7 ; jettison cargo, Id. 3.2 : metaph., tina\s ei)s a)/peiron xro/non Olymp.Alch. p.75B. shoot forth rays, of moon, E. Ion 1155 :— Med. , flash, Arist. Mu. 392b3 . metaph., mu=qon Nonn. D. 34.299 ; meri/mnas a)ne/moisin ib. 12.258 . intr., dart or pierce, metaph., of curses, ei)/sw gh=s E. Or. 1241 . a)kont-i/los, o(, = a)konti/as , Hsch., EM 50.52 . a)ko/nt-ion, to/, Dim. of a)/kwn (A), javelin, h.Merc. 460 , Hdt. 1.34 , Aen.Tact. 29.6 , 8 , al. in pl., javelin-exercise, Pl. Lg. 794c ; also in sg., X. Eq.Mag. 1.21 , 25 . a)kont-isi/a, h(, = sq., SIG 1060 (Tralles). a)ko/nt-i^sis, ews, h(, throwing the javelin, X. An. 1.9.5 , Ascl. Tact. 1.3 . a)ko/nt-isma, atos, to/, distance thrown with javelin, e)nto\s a)konti/smatos within dart's throw, X. HG 4.4.16 . dart, javelin, Str. 4.6.7 (pl.), Plu. Alex. 43 , Arr. Tact. 9.1 . in pl., = the concrete a)kontistai/, Plu. Pyrrh. 21 . a)kont-ismo/s, o(, = a)ko/ntisis , X. Eq.Mag. 3.6 , Str. 11.5.1 , Arr. An. 1.2.6 ; as a contest, OGI 339 (Sestos); emission of liquids, [ Gal. ] 19.456 , Sch. Il. 17.297 . a)kontismoi\ a)ste/rwn, of shooting stars, Ptol. Tetr. 102 . a)kont-isth/r, h=ros, o(, = -isth/s , E. Ph. 142 . as Adj., darting, hurtling, tri/aina Opp. H. 5.535 : metaph., mazoi\ a). e)rw/twn Nonn. D. 7.264 :—also in pass. sense, qu/rsos, la=as, 24.134 , 30.230 ; a)kontisth=res mo/luboi prob. bullets, Keil-Premerstein Dritter Bericht p.89 . a)kont-isth/rion, to/, engine for hurling projectiles, ta\ tw=n mega/lwn li/qwn a). Agath. 3.5 . a)kont-isth/s, ou=, o(, darter, javelin-man, Il. 16.328 , Od. 18.262 , Hdt. 8.90 , A. Pers. 52 , Th. 3.97 , Theoc. 17.55 , etc. a)kont-istiko/s, h/, o/n, skilled in throwing the dart, X. Cyr. 7.5.63 : Sup. , ib. 6.2.4 ; -ka/, ta/ , art of throwing the dart, Pl. Thg. 126b ; -kh/, h( , Ael. Tact. Praef. , Arr. Tact.Praef. Adv. -kw=s Poll. 3.151 . a)kont-istu/s, u/os, h(, = a)ko/ntisis , game of the dart, a)kontistu\n e)sdu/seai Il. 23.622 . a)konto-bo/los, on, dart-throwing, A.R. 2.1000 : as Subst. in pl., Agath. 3.20 . a)konto-do/kos, on, receiving (i.e. hit by) the dart, Simon. 106 . a)konto-fo/ros, on, bearing darts, of persons or things, Nonn. D. 20.148 ,al. a)ko/ntws, Adv. of a)/kwn (B), v. a)e/kwn . a)koo/s, o/n, = a)koustiko/s , Pl.Com. 226 . a)kop-hti/, Adv. of a)/kopos, f.l. for a)koniti/ , Lib. Decl. 29.6 . a)kop-i/a, h(, (a)/kopos) freedom from fatigue, Cic. Fam. 16.18.1 . a)kop-i/astos, on, (kopia/w) not wearying, o(do/s Arist. Mu. 391a12 ( v.l. -atos ). untiring, unwearied, fw=s h(li/ou Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.44 . Adv. -a/stws Sch. S. Aj. 852 . a)kop-i/atos, on, = foreg., pro/noia Stoic. 1.125 , cf. IG 2.630b , Vett.Val. 263.17 , PMag.Par. 1.1127 ; a). pi/steis proofs which a writer never tires of repeating, Phld. Mus. p.40 K. Adv. -tws, a)polau/ein Id. Piet. 15 , LXX Wi. 16.20 . a)/kop-os, on, unwearied, Pl. Lg. 789d . Adv. -pws, diaponei=n Hp. Vict. 3.70 : Comp. , h(gou/menos -wte/rws e)/sesqai toi=s stratiw/tais prob. in Hell.Oxy. 17.2 . free from trouble, Amips. 28 . unbruised, of fruit, etc., PHib. 49.9 ( Sup. , iii B. C.). Act. , not wearying, o)/xhsis Pl. Ti. 89a ; of a horse, easy, X. Eq. 1.6 ( Comp. ); toi=s tetra/posin a)/kopon to\ e(sta/nai Arist. PA 689b17 . removing weariness, refreshing, Hp. Aph. 2.48 , Acut. 66 , Pl. Phdr. 227a , Agathin. ap. Orib. 10.7.21 ( Comp. ):— a)/kopon (sc. fa/rmakon), to/, application (of various kinds) for relief of pain, etc., Dsc. 1.1 , Gal. 13.1005 , Luc. Alex. 22 , etc., cf. Antyll. ap. Orib. 10.29 ; in Asclep. ap. Gal. 13.343 also a)/kopos, h(. = a)na/guros , Dsc. 3.150 , Sch. Nic. Th. 71 . (from ko/ptw) not worm-eaten, Arist. Pr. 909a19 . Adv. -pws, e)/xein Thphr. CP 4.16.2 . not broken or ground, whole, pe/peri Alex.Aphr. Pr. 1.67 ; not moth-eaten, i(ma/tia Thphr. HP 4.4.2 . uncut, xo/rtos PFlor. 232.11 (iii A. D.). a)ko/pr-istos, on, (kopri/zw) not manured, Thphr. CP 4.12.3 . a)/kopr-os, on, with little excrement in the bowels, Hp. Acut. 62 . = foreg., Thphr. HP 8.6.4 . a)kopr-w/dhs, es, producing little excrement, of food, Hp. Acut. 57 ( Comp. ). a)kora/zesqai: a)kroa=sqai, Hsch. (i.e. a)ko va/zesqai). a)korai=os: blabero/s, a)nwfelh/s, Id. a)ko/r-estos, on , (kore/nnumi) = a)ko/rhtos , insatiate, au)a/ta Lyr.Adesp. 123 , Trag. in lyr. passages, A. Ag. 1002 , E. Heracl. 927 : c. gen., ai)xma=s a). A. Pers. 998 , cf. Eus.Mynd. 1 . Adv. -tws, o)pui/esqai AP 10.56 ( Pall. ), cf. Eun. VS p.456B. ; a). u(/datos e)/xein Gp. 15.9.2 , cf. Them. Or. 24.304d . of things, unceasing, oi)zu/s A. Ag. 756 ; oi)mwga/ S. El. 123 ; nei/kh E. Med. 638 : Sup. , go/ois A. Pers. 545 . Act. , not causing surfeit, Id. Ag. 1331 ; fili/a X. Smp. 8.15 ( Comp. ). a)ko/r-etos, on, used in Trag. (metri gr.) for a)ko/restos, A. Ag. 1117 , 1143 , S. El. 122 . a)kor-h/s, e/s, = a)ko/restos, oi)mwgh=s Them. Or. 7.90d , cf. Hsch. (cod. a)gk-): Sup. -e/statos, of a person, S. OC 120 (lyr.). a)ko/r-htos, on, insatiate, unsated, c. gen., pole/mou, ma/xhs, a)peila/wn, Il. 12.335 , 20.2 , 14.479 (not in Od. ), cf. Hes. Sc. 346 ; proka/dwn h.Ven. 71 . (ko/ris) undisturbed by bugs, Ar. Nu. 44 (wrongly expl. by Sch. and Phot. p.63 R. as unswept). a)kor-i/a, h(, not eating to satiety, moderation in eating, Hp. Epid. 6.4.18 . a). potou= insatiable desire of drink, Aret. CD 2.2 . a)kori/ths [i_] oi)=nos, o( , wine flavoured with a)/koron, Dsc. 5.63 . a)/korna, h(, fish thistle, Cnicus Acarna, Thphr. HP 1.10.6 , 6.4.6 . a)kornoi/: a)tte/leboi, Hsch. ; cf. o)korno/s. a)/koron, to/, yellow flag, Iris Pseudacorus, Dsc. 1.2 , Gal. 11.819 :— f.l. for a)/kkiron, ko/rkoron , Plin. HN 15.27 , 25.144 , for a)/kairon, Dsc. 4.144 . a)/koros, on, = a)ko/restos : untiring, ceaseless, ei)resi/a Pi. P. 4.202 . a)korrai/: a)/kanqai, Hsch. a)ko/rswton: a)kte/niston, a)/karton, a)cu/liston, Id. a)ko/ru^f-os, on, (korufh/) without top, without beginning, D.H. Comp. 22 . = sq., Hsch. a)koru^/f-wtos, on, not to be summed, countless, Id. s.v. a)/krita . a)/kos, eos, to/, (a)ke/omai) cure, remedy, c. gen. rei, kakw=n Od. 22.481 , etc.; numfikw=n e(dwli/wn A. Ch. 71 ; ku/bous . . terpno\n a)rgi/as a)/. S. Fr. 479.4 ; kako\n kakw=| didou\s a)/. Id. Aj. 363 : abs., a)/. eu(rei=n Il. 9.250 ; di/zhsqai, e)ceurei=n, e)kponei=n, labei=n, Hdt. 1.94 , 4.187 , A. Supp. 367 , E. Ba. 327 ; a)/kh poiei=sqai, c. dat., Pl. Lg. 910a : in medical sense, Hp. Acut. 1 ; by a medical metaph., a)/. e)nte/mnein, te/mnein, A. Ag. 17 , E. Andr. 121 ; a)/. tomai=on A. Ch. 539 : a)/. [e)/sti], c. inf., a)/. ga\r ou)de\n to/nde qrhnei=sqai it boots not to . . , Id. Pr. 43 . means of obtaining a thing, c. gen., swthri/as E. Hel. 1055 . a)koski/neutos, on, unwinnowed, PPetr. 3p.218 (iii B. C.). a)kosm-e/w, to be disorderly, offend, oi( a)kosmou=ntes S. Ant. 730 , Ph. 387 , Lys. 14.13 , D. 24.92 , Hyp. Fr. 14 , Arist. Ath. 3.6 ; a). peri/ ti offend in a point, Pl. Lg. 764b . a)kosm-h/eis, essa, en, = a)/kosmos , Nic. Al. 175 . a)ko/sm-htos, on, (kosme/w) unarranged, Pl. Grg. 506e , Prt. 321c . Adv. -tws Id. Lg. 781b . not organized as a ko/smos, u(/lh Plot. 4.3.9 ; su/gxusis Dam. Pr. 205 . of style, unadorned, D.H. Th. 23 , etc. unfurnished with, xrh/masin X. Oec. 11.9 . a)kosm-i/a, h(, disorder, Pl. Grg. 508a , Ael. Tact. 41.2 ; extravagance, excess, lo/gwn E. IA 317 :—in moral sense, disorderliness (with play on ko/smos 11.1), S. Fr. 846 : in pl., Pl. Smp. 188b ; ai( a). tou= plh/qous Phld. Hom. p.340 . absence of ko/smos, chaos, Dam. Pr. 205 . abeyance of ko/smoi, in Crete ( ko/smos 111 ), Arist. Pol. 1272b8 . a)ko/sm-ios, on, = a)kosmh/eis , Sch. Nic. Al. 175 . a)/kosm-os, on, disorderly, fugh/ A. Pers. 470 ; a)/. kai\ taraxw/dhs nuktomaxi/a Plu. Mar. 20 :—in Hom. once, e)/pea a)/kosma/ te polla/ te h)/|dh Il. 2.213 . Adv. -mws Hdt. 7.220 , A. Pers. 374 , etc. ko/smos a)/. a world that is no world, AP 7.561 ( Jul. ), but in 9.323 (Antip.) of an inappropriate ornament. a)kost-a/w or a)kost-e/w, (cf. sq.) only aor. part., i(/ppos a)kosth/sas e)pi\ fa/tnh| horse well-fed at rack and manger, Il. 6.506 , 15.263 ; cf. a)goste/w. a)kost-h/, h(, barley, Nic. Al. 106 . ( Cypr. acc. to Hsch. , but Thess. for grain of all kinds acc. to Sch. Il. 6.506 .) a)ko/stila: e)la/xista, Hsch. a)/kotos, on, free from anger, cheerful, Pi. Pae. 1.3 , cf. Hsch. a)koua/zomai, hear, listen to, c. gen., a)oidou= Od. 9.7 , cf. 13.9 ; daito\s a)koua/zesqon ye are bidden to the feast, like kalei=sqai , Il. 4.343 : Medic., of auscultation, a). pro\s ta\ pleura/ Hp. Morb. 2.61 :— Act. , h.Merc. 423 . a)kouh/, h(, Ep. for a)koh/ (q.v.). a)kouo/ntws, Adv. as one that listens, i.e. with deference, le/gein Sch. Il. Oxy. 1085.72 . a)kou/reutos, on, (koureu/w) unshaven, unshorn, EM 120.28 , Gloss. a)/kouros, on, (kou=ros) childless, without male heir, Od. 7.64 . (koura/) unshaven, Ar. V. 476 , Lyc. 976 , Str. 10.3.6 . a)kousei/w [a^], Desiderat. of a)kou/w, long to hear, S. Fr. 991 ; and in Hsch. the order of words requires a)kousei/wn for a)koustiw=n. a)kous-i/a [a_k], h( , involuntary action, S. Fr. 746 . a)kous-ia/zomai [a_k], in aor. 1 Pass. , sin through ignorance, LXX Nu. 15.28 . a)kousi/-qeos [a^], on , heard of God, AP 6.249 (Antip. Thess.). a)kou/si-mos [a^], h, on , fit to be heard, S. Fr. 745 . a)kou/si-os [a_], on , Att. contr. for a)ekou/sios. a)kousi-o/ths [a_], htos , h(, = a)kousi/a , Hsch. s.v. a)e/khti , al. a)/kou-sis [a^], ews, h( , hearing, Arist. de An. 426a1 . al., Phld. Rh. 2.90S. in pl., = a)kousma/tia , Plot. 4.1.12 . a)/kou-sma, atos, to/, thing heard, such as music, h(/diston a)/. X. Mem. 2.1.31 , Men. 660 ; a). kai\ o(ra/mata Arist. Pol. 1336b2 , cf. EN 1174b28 , Posidon. 23 , Plu. Crass. 33 . rumour, report, S. OC 518 (lyr.), Jul. Or. 3.110d . oral instruction, in the Pythag. school, Iamb. VP 18.82 . a)kou-smatiko/s, h/, o/n, lit. eager to hear: oi( a). probationers in the school of Pythagoras, Iamb. VP 18.81 , etc. a)kou-sma/tion, to/, Dim. of a)/kousma, Ps.- Luc. Philopatr. 18 . a)kou-ste/on, one must hear or hearken to, c. gen. pers., E. IA 1010 , X. Smp. 3.9 , etc. (also in pl. a)kouste/a, Hdt. 3.61 ; tw=n kratou/ntwn e)sti\ pa/nt' a)kouste/a S. El. 340 ): c. acc. rei, Pl. R. 386a : abs., S. OT 1170 . one must understand, ti dittw=s Str. 9.5.12 , cf. Gal. 15.484 , Olymp. in Mete. 337.14 ; one must interpret, o)nei/rous Artem. 1.3 . a)kou-sth/rion, to/, lecture-hall, Gal. Libr.Propr. 2 , Them. Or. 2.26c . assembly of hearers, audience, Porph. Plot. 15 . a)kou-sth/s, ou=, o(, hearer, listener, Men. 988 ; tw=n a)llotri/wn kakw=n D.H. Dem. 45 . auditor, disciple, Scymn. 20 , Agathem. 1.1 , Phld. Rh. 1.95 S. , D.H. Isoc. 1 , etc. a)kou-stiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for hearing, pa/qos Epicur. Ep. 1p.13U. ; ai)/sqhsis a). Plu. 2.37f ; du/namis a). Arr. Epict. 2.23.2 ; po/ros a). orifice of ear, Gal. 10.455 ; to\ a). faculiy of hearing, Arist. de An. 426a7 . ready to hear, c. gen., Id. EN 1103a3 , Arr. Epict. 3.1.13 . Adv. -kw=s Phld. Mus. p.107 K., S.E. M. 7.355 . = a)kousmatiko/s , Gell. 1.9 . = sq., Sch. E. Or. 1281 . a)kou-sto/s, h/, o/n, heard, audible, h.Merc. 512 , Hp. Insomn. 86 , Pl. Ti. 33c , Phld. Herc. 698.20 , etc.; opp. qeato/s, Isoc. 2.49 . that should be heard, with neg., deino/n, ou)k a). S. OT 1312 , cf. E. Andr. 1084 . a)kou-ti/zw, make to hear, tina/ ti or tinos LXX Ps. 50(51).8 , Si. 45.5 . a)kou/w: Ep. impf. a^)/kouon Il. 12.442 : fut. a)kou/somai ( Act. a)kou/sw first in Hyp. Epit. 34 s. v. l., then in Lyc. 378 , 686 , D.H. 5.57 , Ev.Matt. 12.19 , etc.: aor. h)/kousa, Ep. a^)/kousa Il. 24.223 : pf. a)kh/koa, Lacon. a)/kouka Plu. Lyc. 20 , Ages. 21 ; h)/kouka is a late form, POxy. 237 vii 23 (ii A. D.); later Ion. a)kh/kouka Herod. 5.49 : plpf. a)khko/ein Hdt. 2.52 , 7.208 ; h)khko/ein X. Oec. 15.7 ; old Att. h)khko/h Ar. V. 800 , Pax 616 , Pl. Cra. 384b :—rare in Med. , pres. (v. infr. 11.2 ): Ep. impf. a)kou/eto Il. 4.331 : aor. h)kousa/mhn Mosch. 3.119 :— Pass. , fut. a)kousqh/somai Pl. R. 507d : aor. h)kou/sqhn Th. 3.38 , Luc. Somn. 5 : pf. h)/kousmai D.H. Rh. 11.10 , Ps.- Luc. Philopatr. 4 ; a)kh/kousmai is dub. in Luc. Hist. Conscr. 49 : plpf. h)/kousto Anon. ap. Demetr. Eloc. 217 , (par-) J. AJ 17.10.10 . (a)-kov-, cf. koe/w):—hear, Hom. , etc.: prop. c. acc. of thing heard, gen. of person from whom it is heard, tau=ta *kaluyou=s h)/kousa Od. 12.389 , cf. S. OT 43 , etc.; gen. pers. freq. omitted, pa/nt' a)kh/koas lo/gon Id. Aj. 480 , etc.; or the acc. rei, a)/koue tou= qano/ntos Id. El. 792 , cf. 793 :—also c. gen. rei, fqoggh=s, ktu/pou, hear it, Od. 12.198 (as v. l.), 21.237 ; lo/gwn S. OC 1187 ; once in Hom. in Med. , a)kou/eto lao\s a)u+th=s Il. 4.331 . c. gen. objecti, hear of, hear tell of, a). patro/s Od. 4.114 : freq. c. part., teqnhw=tos (sc. patro/s) a)kou/sh|s 1.289 , etc.; but ei) . . patro\s no/ston a). ib. 287 ; a). peri/ tinos Od. 19.270 , cf. E. IT 964 , Isoc. 5.72 , Pl. R. 358d , 358e ; ti peri/ tinos X. An. 7.7.30 . in Prose the pers. from whom thing is heard freq. takes Prep., a). ti a)po/, e)k, para/, pro/s tinos, first in Il. 6.524 , cf. Hdt. 3.62 , S. OT 7 , 95 , Th. 1.125 . less freq. c. dupl. gen. pers. et rei, hear of a thing from a person, as Od. 17.115 , D. 18.9 . with part. or inf. added, as ei) ptw/ssontas u(f' *(/ektori pa/ntas a)kou/sai should he hear that all are now crouching under Hector, Il. 7.129 , cf. Hdt. 7.10 .q/, X. Cyr. 2.4.12 , D. 3.9 ; a). au)to\n o)/lbion ei)=nai to hear [generally] that he is happy, Il. 24.543 , cf. X. An. 2.5.13 , etc.:—also a). tina\ o(/ti or w(s, *)atrei/+dhn a)kou//ete w(s. . Od. 3.193 ; to\n *dai/dalon ou)k a)kh/koas, o(ti. .; X. Mem. 4.2.33 ; a). ou(/neka S. OC 33 . c. gen. et part., to express what one actually hears from a person, tau=t' . . h)/kouon safw=s *)odusse/ws le/gontos S. Ph. 595 ; a). tino\s le/gontos, dialegome/nou, Pl. Prt. 320b , X. Mem. 2.4.1 : rarely c. acc. et part., S. Ph. 614 . know by hearsay, e)/coid' a)kou/wn S. OT 105 : pres. is used like a pf., nh=so/s tis *suri/h kiklh/sketai, ei)/ pou a)kou/eis Od. 15.403 , cf. 3.193 ; in Prose, Pl. Grg. 503c , Luc. Gall. 13 . abs., hearken, give ear, esp. in proclamations, a)kou/ete lew/| oyez! oyez! Susar. 1 , etc.: for S. OT 1386 v. phgh/ 2 . oi( a)kou/ontes readers of a book, Plb. 1.13.6 , al. listen to, give ear to, c. gen., Il. 1.381 , etc.: metaph., *fwkuli/dou ou)k a)kou/eis ; Pl. R. 407a : rarely c. dat., a). a)ne/ri khdome/nw| Il. 16.515 (in S. El. 227 ti/ni is Eth. dat.): with gen. of part. after dat., o(/tti oi( w)=k' h)/kouse . . qeo\s eu)came/noio ib. 531 . obey, basilh=os, qeou=, Il. 19.256 , Od. 7.11 :— Med. , *lewfi/lou d' a)kou/etai [pa/nta] Archil. 64 . hear and understand, klu/ontes ou)k h)/kouon A. Pr. 448 , cf. Ch. 5 , Ar. Ra. 1173 ; to\ mh\ pa/ntas pa/ntwn a)kou/ein S.E. M. 1.37 . to be a pupil of, c. gen., D.L. 9.21 . after Hom. , serving as Pass. to le/gein, hear oneself called, be called, like Lat. audire, ei)/per o)/rq' a)kou/eis, *zeu= S. OT 903 (cf. A. Ag. 161 ); freq. with eu)= and kakw=s, kakw=s a). u(po/ tinos to be ill spoken of by one; pro/s tinos Hdt. 7.16 .a/; peri/ tinos for a thing, Id. 6.86 .a/; a)/meinon, a)/rista a)., Hdt. 2.173 , 8.93 , cf. S. Ph. 1313 , Antipho 5.75 , etc. with nom. of subject, a)kou/ein kako/s, kalo/s, S. OC 988 , Pl. Ly. 207a ; nu=n ko/lakes kai\ qeoi=s e)xqroi\ . . a)kou/ousi D. 18.46 , etc.; e)/xaire a)kou/wn *ai)eto\s o( *pu/rros Ael. NA 7.45 ; later in Pass. in this sense, Nonn. D. 21.220 ,al. c. inf., h)/kouon ei)=nai prw=toi were said to be first, Hdt. 3.131 ; also a)kou/somai me\n w(s e)/fun oi)/ktou ple/ws S. Ph. 1074 . c. acc. rei, a). kaka/ have evil spoken of one, Ar. Th. 388 , cf. S. Ph. 607 ; a). lo/gon e)slo/n Pi. I. 5(4).13 ; fh/mas . . kaka\s h)/kousen E. Hel. 615 . ou(/tws a). hear it so said, i. e. at first hearing, w(s ou(/tw g' a)kou=sai Pl. Euthphr. 3b ; w(/s ge ou(twsi\ a)kou=sai Id. Ly. 216a . understand, take in a certain sense, Jul. Or. 4.147a ; esp. in Scholl., as Sch. E. Or. 333 ; ti e)pi/ tinos Sch. E. Hipp. 73 . Astrol., aspect mutually, of signs equidistant from an equinoctial sign, Doroth. 189 , Heph. Astr. 2.2 ; also, = u(pakou/ein (q. v.), Id. 1.9 . a)/kra, Ion. a)/krh, h(, (fem. of a)/kros) highest or farthest point: headland, cape, Il. 4.425 , 14.36 , Od. 9.285 , S. Tr. 788 , Pl. Criti. 111a : metaph., a)/krhn peni/hs ou)x u(peredra/momen Thgn. 619 , cf. A. Eu. 562 ; ka/mptein Men. 4 . hill-top, height, Od. 8.508 , Hymn.Is. 72 (pl.). of a wave, crest, ou) ga\r u(perqei=n ku/matos a)/kran duna/mesqa E. Fr. 230 . Hom. only in phrase kat' a)/krhs, nu=n w)/leto pa=sa kat' a)/krhs *)/ilios ai)peinh/ from top to bottom, i.e. utterly, Il. 13.772 ; kat' a)/. *)/ilion e(le/ein 15.557 , cf. 24.728 , Hdt. 6.18 , Th. 4.112 ; kat' a)/. e)cairei=n Pl. Lg. 909b ; gh=n patrw/|an . . prh=sai kat' a)/. utterly, S. Ant. 201 : metaph., kat' a)/. w(s porqou/meqa how utterly . .! A. Ch. 691 , cf. S. OC 1242 , E. IA 778 ; but e)/lasen me/ga ku=ma kat' a)/. from above, Od. 5.313 . citadel built on a steep rock overhanging a town (usu. a)kro/polis), X. An. 7.1.20 , Hyp. Lyc.Fr. 3 , Luc. Bis Acc. 13 . end, extremity, Arist. HA 512a6 , 518a9 : Math., of lines, Papp. 682.14 ; of the extremes in a proportion, Id. 70.6 , Euc. 6.16 , etc. a)kra/antos [kra_], on, (kraiai/nw) = a)/krantos , Il. 2.138 , Od. 2.202 . a)kragh/s, e/s, (kra/zw) not barking, a)kragei=s ku/nes, of gryphons, A. Pr. 803 . Hsch. expl. a)krage/s by dusxere/s, sklhro/n, o)cu/xolon, cf. a)/kragges (leg. a)krage/s) : a)kro/xolon AB 369 . a)kra/dantos, on, (kradai/nomai) unshaken, Ph. 2.136 , etc. Adv. a)kou/-tws 1.352 , Nicom. Harm. 4 . a)kra_h/s, e/s, (a)/kros, a)/hmi) blowing strongly, of winds, Od. 2.421 , 14.253 , Hes. Op. 594 ; si a)krae\s erit if a brisk breeze spring up, Cic. Att. 10.17.9 . Adv. a)kraei/, plei=n sail with fresh breeze, Arr. Ind. 24.1 . a)krai/nei: a)kratei=, Hsch. : a)kraine/s: a)krate/s (cod. -w=s: e)gkr-), Id. a)krai=os, a, on, = a)/kros , Opp. H. 2.395 , Tab.Defix. 18 ; a)krai=a, ta/ , extremities, Gal. 7.416 : Ion. a)/krea, ta/, Hp. Epid. 1.18 , Fract. 16 , Art. 30 . dwelling on heights, epith. of Hera, E. Med. 1379 , Apollod. 1.9.28 ; Aphrodite, Paus. 1.1.3 , 2.32.6 ; gods whose temples were e)n a)kropo/lei, Poll. 9.40 . a)krai/pa^l-os, on, relieved of drunken nausea, Arist. Pr. 873b11 . of wines, not producing nausea, Ath. 1.32d . of herbs, counteracting nausea, Dsc. 1.26 . a)kraipa^/l-wtos, on, = foreg. 3 , Orib. Eup. 1.12.5 . a)kraifnh/s, e/s, derived by Sch. Th. 1.52 , etc., from a)keraio-fanh/s, = a)ke/raios , unmixed pure, ko/rhs a). ai(=ma E. Hec. 537 ; u(/dwr Ar. Fr. 32 : metaph., a)reth/ J. AJProoem. 4 ; peni/a a). sheer, utter poverty, AP 6.191 ( Corn. Long.). Adv. -nw=s Ph. 1.100 ; honestly, Hld. 2.30 : Sup. -e/staton (but may be Adj.) Ph. 2.319 . untouched, inviolate, E. Alc. 1052 ; in Att. Prose only Th. 1.19 , 52 ; freq. later, as D.H. 6.14 , Procop. Aed. 1.10 , al.; innocent, yuxh/ Ph. 1.515 :—of troops, fresh, J. AJ 18.10.7 . c. gen., untouched by . ., a). tw=n kathpeilhme/nwn S. OC 1147 ; ko/rous a)kraifnei=s murri/nhs free from . ., Lysipp. 9 . a)kraifno/ths, thtos, h(, purity, Anon. in Prm.(Rh.Mus. 47.614 ). a)kramu/la: koxli/as, Hsch. a)/krantos, on, poet. Adj. (in Hom. a)kra/antos, q. v.), unfulfilled, fruitless, idle, e)/pea, e)lpi/des, Pi. O. 1.86 , P. 3.23 ; te/xnai A. Ag. 249 :— neut.pl. as Adv., in vain, Pi. O. 2.87 ; a)/kranta ba/zw A. Ch. 882 ; ou)d' a)/kranq' w(rmh/samen E. Ba. 435 , cf. 1231 ; a)/krant' o)du/rh| Supp. 770 . ineffectual, nu/c A. Ch. 65 . a)kraco/nion, to/, (a)/cwn) end of the axle, Poll. 1.145 , Sch. A.R. 1.752 . a)kra_si/a (A), Ion. a)kraipa^l-hsi/h, h(, (a)/kra_tos) bad mixture, ill temperature, opp. eu)krasi/a, a). a)e/ros an unwholesome climate, Thphr. CP 3.2.5 ; dia\ th\n a)krhsi/hn, of meats, Hp. VM 7 ; xumw=n a)krhsi/ai ib. 18 . a)kra^s-i/a (B), Ion. a)kra^s-si/h, = a)kra/teia , Archil. Supp. 2.10 , Democr. 234 , D. 2.18 , X. Mem. 4.5.6 , Isoc. 15.221 (pl.), Arist. EN 1145a16 , Men. 544 , Ev.Matt. 23.25 , etc.; brw/sios Dialex. 1.3 . a)kra^s-i/wn, wnos, o(, incontinent person, Cerc. 4.1 . a)kra/spedos, on, without fringes: metaph., of words, without the article, Plu. 2.1010d (cj. Madvig). a)krata/rion, to/, Dim. of a)/kraton, = mericulum, Gloss. a)kra/t-eia [kra^], h(, (a)krath/s) want of power, debility, neu/rwn Hp. Aph. 5.16 , Liqu. 1 . incontinence, want of self-control, opp. e)gkra/teia, Pl. R. 461b , Lg. 734b , etc.; a). h(donw=n te kai\ e)piqumiw=n ib. 886a , etc., cf. Ph. 2.406 . a)krat-eu/omai, to be incontinent, Arist. EN 1145b22 ; tw=n a)krasiw=n h)\n oi( melagxolikoi\ -eu/ontai 1152a28 : censured by Phryn. 406 , who quotes however Men. 989 :— Act. is cj. in Plu. ap. Stob. 3.6.53 . a)krat-eutiko/s, h/, o/n, arising from incontinence, a)dikh/mata Arist. Rh. 1391a19 . a)krat-e/w, to be a)krath/s, Hp. Mul. 1.25 , Poll. 2.154 ; Ep. part. -e/onti logismw=| Man. 4.548 . a)krat-h/s, e/s, (kra/tos) powerless, impotent, gh=ras S. OC 1236 ; paidi/a Hp. Aër. 10 ; of paralysed limbs, IG 4.951.22 (Epid.), Aret. SD 1.7 . in Law, invalid, prh=sis GDI 5653 (Chios), cf. IG 12(8).267.12 (Thasos). c. gen. rei, not having power or command over a thing, glw/sshs A. Pr. 884 ; fwnh=s, panto\s tou= sw/matos, e(wutou=, Hp. Morb. 1.3 , Art. 48 , Morb. 2.6 ; o)rgh=s Th. 3.84 ; qumou= Pl. Lg. 869a ; a). tw=n xeirw=n, of persons with their hands tied, D.H. 1.38 ; intemperate in the use of a thing, a)frodisi/wn, oi)/nou, X. Mem. 1.2.2 , Oec. 12.11 ; a). ke/rdous, timh=s intemperate in pursuit of them, Arist. EN 1147b33 ; with Preps., a). pro\s to\n oi)=non Id. HA 594a10 ; peri\ ta\ po/mata Id. PA 691a3 : c. inf., a). ei)/rgesqai/ tinos unable to refrain from . ., Pl. Sph. 252c . Adv. -tw=s, Ion. -te/ws, diakei=sqai Hp. Acut.(Sp.) 55 . abs. in moral sense, without command over oneself or one's passions, incontinent, Arist. EN 1145b11 ; a). sto/ma Ar. Ra. 838 ; nhdu/s Aristias 3 . Adv. a)kratw=s, e)/xein pro/s ti Pl. Lg. 710a . of things, uncontrolled, immoderate, dapa/nh AP 9.367 ( Luc. ); ou)=ron . . a)krate/s incontinence of urine, Aret. SA 1.6 ; cf. a)kra^ti/. a)krat-hsi/a, h(, want of control, incontinence, spe/rmatos Sor. 2.47 . a)kra/t-htos, on, unsubdued, Arist. Mete. 384a33 : uncontrollable, e)piqumi/a Hdn. 1.8.2 . Adv. -tws Orib. Syn. 7.47.3 ; e)pto/hntai Iamb. VP 20.94 . a)krat-i/, Adv. = a)kratw=s, ta\ ou)=ra e)kxe/ein Aret. SD 1.7 . a)kra^ti/a, Ion. a)krat-ti/h, = a)kra/teia , Pl. Grg. 525a , dub. in Hp. Coac. 166 . a)kra_ti/a, h( (sic), for a)kra_si/a, absence of mixture, Dam. Pr. 155 (s. v. l.). a)kra_t-i/zomai, (a)/kra_tos) drink neat wine; hence, breakfast, because this consisted of bread dipped in wine ( Ath. 1.11c sq.), Ar. Pl. 295 , ubi v. Sch., Canthar. 8 : c. acc., a). kokku/mhla to breakfast on plums, Ar. Fr. 607 ; mikro/n Aristomen. 14 : metaph., c. gen., a)migou=s h)krati/sw sofi/as Ph. 2.166 :—later in Act. -i/zw, fut. -iw=, entertain at breakfast, tou\s e)fh/bous Inscr.Prien. 113.41 : metaph., potize/tw kai\ a)kratize/tw yuxa/s Ph. 1.103 . a)kra_/t-isma, atos, to/, a breakfast, e(/ws a)krati/smatos w(/ras Arist. HA 564a20 , cf. Inscr.Prien. 113.54 , Ath. 1.11d , Plu. 2.726c . a)kra_t-ismo/s, o(, breakfasting, Ath. 1.11d , v.l. in Theoc. 1.51 (ap.Sch.). a)kra_/t-istos, on, Theoc. 1.51 codd. pri\n h)\ a)kra/tiston e)pi\ chroi=si kaqi/ch| having made a dry breakfast, i.e. none at all; vv.ll. a)kratismo/n (Sch.), a)na/riston dinnerless. a)kra_to-kw/qwn, wnos, o(, a hard toper, Hyp. Dem.Fr.(a), Ath. 6.246a . a)kra_to-posi/a, Ion. a)krhtoposi/h, h(, drinking of neat wine, Hdt. 6.84 , Hp. Aph. 6.31 , Satyr. 1 , Plu. Alex. 70 . a)kra_to-pote/w, drink neat wine, Arist. Pr. 871a28 . a)kra_to-po/ths, ou, Ion. a)krhtopo/ths, ew, o(, (pi/nw) drinker of neat wine, Hdt. 6.84 , Ael. VH 2.41 ; personified as name of hero, Polem.Hist. 40 . a)kra_to-pw/lion: meritorium, Gloss. a)/kra_tos, Ion. a)/krhtos, on : (kera/nnumi): of liquids, unmixed, neat, esp. of wine, Od. 24.73 ; a)/krhtoi spondai/ drink-offerings of pure wine, Il. 2.341 , 4.159 ; oi)=nos pa/nu a)/. very strong, X. An. 4.5.27 ; oi)=nos a)/krhtos wine without water, Hdt. 1.207 , etc.; a)/kratos (without oi)=nos) Ar. Eq. 105 , etc.; o( polu\s a)/. o(li/g' a)nagka/zei fronei=n Men. 779 , cf. Call. Epigr. 43 , Phoen. 3.3 ; a)/kraton, to/ , Arist. Po. 1461a15 ; ga/la Od. 9.297 ; ai(=ma A. Ch. 578 , etc.(without ai(=ma Hp. Epid. 1.26 .a/); xumo/s Hp. VM 14 ; u(poxwrh/sies Id. Aph. 7.6 ; dia/rroia Th. 2.49 . Adv. -tws Hp. Prorrh. 2.24 (-kri/tws Littre). of any objects, a)/. sw/mata pure, simple bodies, Pl. Ti. 57c ; a)/. xrw=ma Hp. Acut. 42 ; a)/. me/lan pure black, Thphr. Col. 26 ; a)/. nu/c Ael. Fr. 262 , cf. NA 12.33 ; a)/. sko/tos Plu. Nic. 21 ; a)/. skia/ Id. 2.932b . of qualities, pure, absolute, a)/. nou=s X. Cyr. 8.7.20 ; pw=s . . h( a)/. dikaiosu/nh pro\s a)diki/an th\n a)/. e)/xei Pl. R. 545a , cf. 491e . Adv. -tws Lg. 731d . of conditions or states, pure, untempered, absolute, e)leuqeri/a, h(donh/, R. 562d , Lg. 793a ; o)ligarxi/a Arist. Pol. 1273b37 , etc.; parrhsi/a Demad. 18 ; no/mwn a)potomi/a POxy. 237 vii 40 (ii A. D.); a)/. no/mos absolute law, Pl. Lg. 723a ; a)/. yeu=dos sheer lie, Id. R. 382c . Adv. a)kra/tws absolutely, entirely, a). me/las, leuko/s, Ael. NA 16.11 , Luc. DMar. 1.3 . of persons, intemperate, violent, a)/. o)rgh/n A. Pr. 678 ; of sleep, a)/. e)lqe/ come with all thy power, E. Cyc. 602 . of feelings, a)/. o)rgh/ Alcid. ap. Arist. Rh. 1406a10 ; i(/meros S. Fr. 941 ; a)/. kau=ma AP 9.71 ( Antiphil. ); fo/bos EM 621.13 ; to\ th=s deisidaimoni/as a)/. J. BJ 2.9.3 , etc. Comp. a)krate/steros, Ion. a)krht- (asiffr.a)krath/s) Hp. VM 5 , Hyp. Dem.Fr.(b), Arist. Pr. 871a16 , Thphr. Od. 24 : Sup. a)krate/statos Pl. Phlb. 53a : but a)krato/teros Plu. 2.677c . a)kra^to/stomos, on, gloss on a)quro/glwssos , Sch. E. Or. 903 . a)kra_to/ths, Ion. -hto/ths, htos, h( , unmixed state, oi)/nou, me/litos Hp. Acut. 56 . a)kra_to-fo/ros, o(, and a)kra_to-fo/ron, to/. vessel for pure wine, elsewh. yukth/r, Cic. Fin. 3.4.15 , Poll. 6.99 , 10.70 , J. BJ 5.13.6 . a)kra^to/frwn, onos, lacking in self-control, gloss on xali/frwn , Sch. Od. 19.530 . a)kra/twr, [a^], oros, o(, = a)krath/s 1 , S. Ph. 486 , Ph. 1.116 , al. = a)krath/s 11 , a). e(autou= Pl. R. 579c , Criti. 121a ; gaste/rwn Theopomp. Hist. 39 , cf. Ph. 2.357 , Ael. Fr. 90 . a)kra_-xole/w, to be passionate, only in pres. part., Pl. Lg. 731d . a)kra_-xoli/a, Ion. a)krhxoli/h, h(, passionateness, burst of passion, Hp. Epid. 7.11 : later a)kroxoli/a, Sopat. ap. Stob. 4.5.56 , Plu. 2.454b . a)kra_/-xolos [ra_], on , quick to anger irascible, Ar. Eq. 41 , Pl. R. 411c , Phld. Lib. p.44 O., etc.; ku/wn a). ill-tempered dog, Ar. Fr. 594a ; me/lissa Epin. 1.7 : Sup. , a)xe/rdou th=s a)kraxolwta/ths, of a spinous pear. Pherecr. 164 :—also a)kro/xolos, on, Arist. EN 1126a18 , Ph. 2.268 , Plu. 2.604b , etc. generally, in passionate distress, Theoc. 24.61 . (a)kra_- is confirmed by metre of Com., Ion. form a)krh-, and etym. (shortened fr. a)kra_t-); a)kro- is freq. v.l. in codd. of early authors, as Pl. l. c.) a)/krea, v. a)krai=os . a)kre/a, h(, girl ( Maced. ). Hsch. a)krelefa/ntinos, on, (a)/kros, e)le/fas) with extremities of ivory, i(ero/n (i. e. statue) IGRom. 3.800 (Syllium). a)kremoniko/s, h/, o/n, branching, Thphr. HP 4.6.8 . a)kremw/n, o/nos , o( (for the accent v. Hdn.Gr. 1.33 , -e/mwn in most codd.): (a)/kros):— bough, branch, Thphr. HP 1.1.9 ; oi( a). tw=n kla/dwn Ael. NA 4.38 , cf. Simon. 183 , E. Cyc. 455 , Theoc. 16.96 , A.R. 2.1101 . a)kr-espe/rios, on, = sq., IG 12(7).123 (Amorgos). a)kr-e/speros, on, on edge of evening ( a)/kros 11 ), hence, at nightfall, Nic. Th. 25 (cf. Sch.), AP 7.633 ( Crin. ); th\n a)kre/speron [nu/kta] Arist. HA 619b21 , as cited by Ath. 8.353b (a)rxe/speron codd. Ath. , a)/xris e(speri/ou codf. Arist. ):—neut. a)kre/speron as Adv., Theoc. 24.77 ; but, on approach of evening, Hp. Epid. 7.23 . a)kr-ew=tis, h(, Pythagorean word = e(bdoma/s , Theol.Ar.ap.Phot. p.144B. a)kr-h/bhs, ou, o(, youth in his prime, AP 6.71 (Paul. Sil.), 12.124 (Artemo). a)/kr-hbos, on, in earliest youth, Theoc. 8.93 . a)krh/demnos, on, without head-band, Opp. C. 1.497 , Nonn. D. 2.95 . a)krhqh/s: a)/yektps, Hsch. a)krh/moron: a)sterge/s, Id. a)krh/pedos: h( a)gaqh/ (sc.gh=), Id. a)krh/s, (kra/zw) dumb with astonishment, Id. a)krhsth/s: dou=los, Id.; cf. a)/kristin. a)krh=stis: r(a/xis, kai\ a)/kra, Id. a)krhsto/louxos: dou=los, Id. a)/krhtos, a)krhto-posi/h, a)kr-po/ths, v.sub a)krat-. a)krhto/xolos, on, accompanied by bilious vomiting, of fever, Hp. Fract. 43 , Art. 19 . a)krhxoli/a, v. a)krax- . a)kri/a, h(, goddess of the citadel, epith. of Athena, Hsch. a)kri/ai: ta\ a)/kra tw=n o)rw=n, Id. a)/kria, ta/, = a)/kra, a)/kria r(ino/s Opp. C. 2.552 . a)kria/w, adjoin, of land, GDI 4999 (Gortyn, dub.). a)kri_b-a/zw, = a)kribo/w , Aq. Thd. Pr. 8.27 , cf. Ps.-Callisth. 3.20 :— Pass. , to be proud, LXX Si. 46.15 ; censured by Poll. 5.152 . a)kri_/b-asma, to/, commandment, Aq. De. 6.17 . a)kri_b-asmo/s, o(, commandment, LXX 3 Ki. 11.34 : pl., a). kardi/as searchings of heart, ib. Jd. 5.15 (cod. A); portion, gift, Aq. Ge. 47.22 . a)kri_b-asth/s, ou=, o(, lawgiver, Id. Is. 33.22 ; inquirer, Id. Jd. 5.14 . a)kri_/b-eia, h(, exactness, precision, Hp. VM 12 , Th. 1.22 , etc.; tw=n praxqe/ntwn Antipho 4.3.1 , cf. Lys. 17.6 :— freq. with Preps. in adv. sense, di' a)kribei/as with minuteness or precision, Pl. Tht. 184c , Ti. 23d , etc.; dia\ pa/shs a). Lg. 876c ; ei)s th\n a). filosofei=n Grg. 487c ; ei)s a). Arist. Pol. 1331a2 ; pro\s th\n a). Pl. Lg. 769d , cf. Arist. Resp. 478b1 :—h( a). tou= nautikou= its efficiency, rigid discipline, Th. 7.13 ; a). no/mwn strictness, severity, Isoc. 7.40 ; peri\ to\ dia/foron strictness in money matters Plb. 31 27.11 : pl., niceties, Pl. R. 504e , Is. 7.16 . parsimony, frugality, Plu. Per. 16 ; u(/dwr di' a)kribei/as e)sti/ tini is scarce, Pl. Lg. 844b . a)kri_b-eu/w, use accurately, th\n a)ntwnumi/an Did. ap. Sch. Pi. N. 4.3 :—in Med. , S.E. M. 1.71 :— Pass. , e)a\nmh\ a)kribeu/swmai u(f' u(mw=n unless I receive precise instructions from you, PAmh. 2.154.7 (vi A. D.). a)kri_b-h/s, e/s, exact, accurate, precise, E. El. 367 , etc.; shmei=on Th. 1.10 ; di/aita Hp. Aph. 1.4 ; tritai=os returning precisely at its time, Id. Epid. 1.24 ; galh/nh complete calm, Jul. Or. 1.25c . of persons, precise, strict, dikastai/ Th. 3.46 ; e)pi/skopoi Pl. Lg. 762d ; deino\s kai\ a). Lys. 7.12 ; a). toi=s o)/mmasi sharp- sighted, Theoc. 22.194 ; of arguments, Ar. Nu. 130 ; a). mousikh/ E. Supp. 906 , etc.; to\ a)., = a)kri/beia , Hp. VM 9 ; to\ pa/nu a). Th. 6.18 : freq.in Adv. -bw=s to a nicety, precisely, a). ei)de/nai, e)pi/stasqai, kaqora=n, maqei=n, etc., Hdt. 7.32 , etc.; a). oi)=sqa A. Pr. 330 ; opp. a(plw=s, Isoc. 5.46 ; opp. tu/pw| (in outline, roughly), Arist. EN 1104a2 : Comp. -e/steron Pl. R. 436c , Act.Ap. 18.26 : Sup. -e/stata Pl. R. 484c ; a). kai\ mo/lis with greatest difficulty, Plu. Alex. 16 :—also ou)k ei)s a)kribe\s h)=lqes at the right moment, E. Tr. 901 . in the strict sense of the word, o( a). i)atro/s Pl. R. 342d ; o(tw|=a). lo/gw| i)atro/s ib. 341c . pure-bred, genuine, *ko/l xos Eun. Hist. p.263D. Astron., true, opp. faino/menos, Procl. Hyp. 4.31 . parsimonious, stingy, a). tou\s tro/pous Men. 235 . Adv. -bw=s, diaita=sqai And. 4.32 .—Rare exc. in Att. , mostly Prose. (The sense points to a)/kros as the first part of the word, but -i_bhs remains dub.) a)kri_bo-di/kaios, on, precise as to one's rights, a). e)pi\ to\ xei=ron of one who strains the law, Arist. EN 1138a1 ; but in good sense, Ph. 1.672 , al. a)kri_bo-loge/omai, to be exact or precise in language, investigation, etc., abs., Pl. R. 340e , Cra. 415a : c. acc. rei, weigh accurately, Id. R. 403d ; tauti\ pa/nq' u(pe\r th=s a)lhqei/as a)kribologou=mai D. 18.21 ; e)mou= peri\ tou/twn a)kribologoume/nou ib. 240 :—later in Act. , D.H. Dem. 26 , Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 479.15 . a)kri_bo-loghte/on, one must require precision, Arist. Rh. 1404a37 , Antyll. ap. Orib. 45.16.4 . a)kri_bo-logi/a, h(, exactness, precision in speech, investigation, etc., Arist. Rh. 1361b34 , Metaph. 995a15 ; peri/ ti Ph. 1.251 . niggardliness, Arist. EN 1122b8 . a)kri_bo-lo/gos, on, precise in argument, in pl., Timo 25.2 . a)kri_bo-yhfi/a, h(, accurate computation, Hero *Mens. 27 . a)kri_b-o/w, fut. -w/sw, make exact or accurate, E. Hipp. 469 ; a). ta/de to be perfect in bearing these hardships, X. Cyr. 2.3.13 ; arrange precisely, Ar. Ec. 274 :— Pass. , to be exact or perfect, Ar. Ra. 1483 ; h)kribw=sqai pro\s pa=san a)reth/n Arist. Pol. 1279b1 .—Later in Med. , J. AJ 17.2.2 , Eust. 1799.33 , etc. investigate accurately, understand thoroughly, oi( ta/d' h)kribwko/tes E. Hec. 1192 , cf. X. Cyr. 2.2.9 ; tou)/noma/ mou su\ a)kriboi=s; are you sure of . .? Pl. Chrm. 156a ; inquire carefully of, to\n xro/non Ev.Matt. 2.7 :— Pass. , Vett.Val. 265.3 . describe accurately, ti Phld. Lib. p.47 O. abs., to be exact, h( fu/sis ou)k a)kriboi= Arist. GA 778a6 ; [ o( a)/nqrwpos] kata\ th\n a(fh\n diafero/ntws a)kriboi= Id. de An. 421a22 ; a). peri/ ti GA 780b26 . a)kri_/b-wma, to/, exact knowledge, to\ kata\ me/ros a). Epicur. Ep. 1p.3U. ; precise account, tino/s ib. p.4 U. consummate display of execution, in music, Phld. Mus. p.90 K. (pl.). a)kri_/b-wsis, h(, exact observance, no/mou J. AJ 17.2.4 ( v.l. e)cakr- ). a)kri_b-wte/on, one must examine or describe accurately, Ph. 1.357 , al., Aët. 16.65 . a)kri/dion, to/, Dim. of a)kri/s, in metaph. sense, spikelet, Dsc. 2.94 . a)kri^do-qh/ra, h(, locust-trap, Theoc. 1.52 , Longus 1.10 ( v.l. -qh/kh cage). a)kri^do-fa/gos, on, locust-eater, D.S. 3.29 , cf. Str. 16.4.12 . a)kri<d>w/dhs, es, like locusts, Hsch. s.v. o)kornou/s . a)kri/zw, (a)/kros) go on tiptoe, E. Fr. 570 . = ta\ a)/kra e)sqi/ein , Sch. Il. 21.12 . a)/kri_qos, on, (kriqh/) not mixed with barley, puro/s POxy. 101 (ii A. D.), 1124.11 (i A. D.). a)kri/nas: gwni/as, kai\ kaqaro/s, a(gno/s, Hsch. a)krino/mos, o(, forestwarden ( Lacon. ), Id. -a)/krion: poi=on (leg. r(i/on), Id. a)/kris, ios, h(, (a)/kros) Ep. Noun, hill-top, mountain peak, Hom. only in Od. , always in pl., a)/kries h)nemo/essai windy mountain tops, Od. 9.400 , cf. h.Cer. 382 ; di' a)/krias through hill-country, Od. 10.281 :— sg., *pergami/hs u(pe\r a)/krios Epigr.Gr. 1035.8 (Pergam.). a)kri/s, i/dos, h(, grasshopper, locust, cricket, Il. 21.12 , Ar. Ach. 1116 , Arist. HA 555b18 , Thphr. Fr. 174.3 , Theoc. 7.41 , LXX Ex. 10.4 , etc.:— sg., in collective sense, Men.Prot. p.108D. ; pollh\ a). Heph.Astr. 1.21 . a)kri^si/a, h(, (a)/kritos) want of distinctness and order, confusion, X. HG 7.5.27 ; a). kai\ taraxh/ Epicur. Sent. 22 . want of judgement, bad judgement or choice, Plb. 2.35.3 , AP 7.629 (Antip.); peri\ tw=n fi/lwn Luc. Tim. 8 . undecided character of a disease, not coming to a crisis, Hp. Epid. 1.8 : pl., h)e/ros a). unsettled climate, POxy. 1796.22 . a)/kristin: kle/ptria, a)letri/da (Phryg.), Hsch. a)kri/stios, on, on top of the mast, Id. a)/kristoi: a)/kra o)rw=n, Id. a)kri/sxion, to/, end of the hip, Heliod. ap. Orib. 48.55.1 , SIG 1025.53 (Cos). a)kritagw/n: polu/gwnon, Hsch. a)kri^ti/ [ti_], Adv. of a)/kritos, Lys. Fr. 88 : a)kri^do-tei/, Aq. Je. 17.11 . a)kri^to-ba/tai: a)rxh/ tis para\ *)efesi/ois th=s *)arte/midos qusiw=n, Hsch. a)kri^to/-boulos, on, indiscreet of counsel, Man. 4.530 . a)kri^to/-dakrus, u, shedding floods of tears, *ta/ntalos AP 5.235 (Paul. Sil.). a)kri^to-mu_qe/w, babble, Eust. 349.17 . a)kri^to-mu_qi/a, h(, babbling, Id. 1878.4 . a)kri^to/-mu_qos, on, confusedly babbling, Il. 2.246 , Ph. 1.111 . o)/neiroi a). hard of discernment, Od. 19.560 . a)/kri^tos, on, (kri/nw) undistinguishable, confused, a)/krita po/ll' a)goreu/ein Od. 8.505 ; tu/mbos a)/. one common undistinguished grave, Il. 7.337 ; a)/. pa/gos confused mass, Hp. Septim. 6 , cf. Pl. Grg. 465d , Philostr. Gym. 26 ; a)/. e)/ris kai\ taraxh/ D. 18.18 ; a)/. kairoi/ Demad. 34 . continual, unceasing, mu=qoi Il. 2.796 ; a)/xea 3.412 : neut. as Adv., penqh/menai a)/kriton ai)ei/ Od. 18.174 , 19.120 ; dhro\n kai\ a)/. h.Merc. 126 ; o)/ros a)/. continuous chain of mountains, AP 6.225 (Nicaen.). after Hom. in poets, countless, a)/strwn o)/xlos Critias 19 ; muri/a fu=la kai\ a)/. Opp. H. 1.80 ; a)/. plh/qei Babr. 33.3 . undecided, doubtful, nei/kea, a)/eqlos, Il. 14.205 , Hes. Sc. 311 ; a)/. teleutai/ which cannot be predicted, B. 9.45 ; a)kri/twn o)/ntwn while the issue is doubtful, Th. 4.20 ; uncertain, of weather-signs, *)wri/wn Arist. Mete. 361b31 ; pureto\s a)/. fever that will not come to a crisis, Hp. Acut.(Sp.) 17 . Adv. -tws Id. Epid. 1.3 ; to\ a)kri/tws cunexe\s th=s a(mi/llhs without decisive issue, Th. 7.71 : neut.pl.as Adv., a)/krita dhrinqe/ntes Euph. 94.3 . unjudged, untried, of persons and things, a)kri/tous ktei/nein, a)poktei=nai without trial, Hdt. 3.80 , Th. 2.67 , cf. Lys. 19.7 , D. 17.3 ; a)/. a)poqanei=n Antipho 5.48 , cf. Th. 8.48 , etc.; pra=gma a)/. cause not yet tried, Isoc. 19.2 , cf. Pl. Ti. 51c :—also, subject to no judge, pru/tanis A. Supp. 371 . Adv. a)kri/tws, a)poktei/nein D.H. 11.43 , cf. Conon 28.1 , LXX 1 Ma. 2.37 . Act. , not giving judgement, Hdt. 8.124 ; not capable of judging, Parm. 6.7 , Plb. 3.19.9 , cf. Luc. Am. 37 ; a)/krita mhxanw/menoi engaged in rash attempts, E. Andr. 549 ; kat' a)/kriton recklessly, Phld. Ir. p.69 W. Adv. -tws rashly, indiscreetly, Plb. 2.7.2 , Epict. Gnom. 65 ; indiscriminately, e)kfe/rein Procl. in Prm. p.553S. not exercising judgement, undiscriminating, of fate, AP 7.439 ( Theodorid. ), cf. 5.283 ( Rufin. ); a)/krite dai=mon, of death, Epigr.Gr. 204.3 (Cnid.). a)kri^to/-fullos, on, of undistinguishable, i.e. closely blending, leafage, o)/ros Il. 2.868 . a)kri^to/-furtos, on, undistinguishably mixed, A. Th. 360 . a)kri^to/-fwnos, on, gloss on barbaro/fwnos , Apollon. Lex. , Hsch. a)kri^to/-xeiros, on, with countless hands, Emp. 60 . a)kro-a/zomai, = a)kroa/omai , Epich. 109 , f.l. in Men. 150 . a)kro/-a_ma, atos, to/, anything heard, esp. with pleasure, piece read, recited, played or sung, X. Smp. 2.2 , Hier. 1.14 ; a). kai\ o(ra/mata Arist. EN 1173b18 ; a). kai\ po/toi Plb. 31.25.4 . pl. for concrete, lecturers, singers, or players, esp. during meals, Phylarch. 62 , BCH 30.272 (Delph.), Plb. 4.20.10 , 16.21.12 ; soin Lat., acroama Cic. Sest. 54.116 , etc. a)kro-a_matiko/s, h/, o/n, designed for hearing only, ai( a). didaskali/ai the esoteric doctrines of philosophers, delivered orally, Plu. Alex. 7 . c. gen., capable of attending to, Asp. inEN 27.14 . a)kro-a/omai [a^ Ar. Ra. 315 ], fut. -a/somai [a_] Pl. Ap. 37d , etc.: aor. h)kroa_sa/mhn Ar.l.c., etc.: pf. h)kro/a_mai Arist. HA 537b3 : 2 sg. plpf. h)kro/aso Antiph. 93 h)kroa=so: h)krow=, wrongly, AB 98 ): aor. h)kroa/qhn (in pass. sense) J. AJ 17.5.2 , Aristid. 1.30 J. :—hearken, listen to: c. gen. pers., Antipho 5.4 , Pl. Grg. 499b : c. acc. rei, Th. 6.89 , etc.: c. gen. rei, Th. 2.21 , 6.17 : c. gen. pers. et acc. rei, Pl. Hp.Ma. 285d . abs., listen, Hp. Int. 35 , Ar. Lys. 503 , Pherecr. 154 , Lys. 19.3 ; o( a)krow/menos hearer, Eup. 94.7 ; esp. of those who hear lectures, X. Smp. 3.6 ; also, reader, Philostr. VA 5.14 : c. gen., a)nh\r *)aristote/lous h)kroame/nos Str. 13.1.54 , cf. Plu. Caes. 3 . attend to, obey, tino/s Th. 3.27 , cf. Lys. 20.9 , Pl. Grg. 488c : abs., e)ndoiastw=s a). Th. 6.10 . a)kro/-a_sis, ews, h(, hearing, hearkening or listening to, Antipho 5.4 , Th. 1.21 , 22 , etc.; a). poiei=sqai/ tinos, = a)kroa=sqai , And. 1.9 ; kle/ptein th\n a). u(mw=n to cheat you into hearing, Aeschin. 3.35 . obedience, tw=n e)n a)rxh=| Th. 2.37 . thing listened to, recitation, lecture, Hp. Praec.,12 , Plb. 32.2.5 , IG 2.466 , etc.:—fusikh\ a)., title of work by Arist. = a)kroath/rion , Plu. 2.58c . a)kro-a_te/on, one must give heed to, tw=n kreitto/nwn Ar. Av. 1228 . a)kro-a_th/rion, to/, place of audience, Act.Ap. 25.23 ; lecture-room, Ph. 1.528 (pl.), Plu. 2.45f , etc. audience, Id. Cat.Ma. 22 . a)kro-a_th/s, ou=, o(, hearer, of persons who come to hear a public speaker, Th. 3.38 , Pl. R. 536c , D. 18.7 , Men. 286 , etc.; disciple, pupil, Arist. Pol. 1274a29 , cf. EN 1095a2 . reader, Plu. Thes. 1 , Lys. 12 . a)kro-a_tiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for hearing; misqo\s a). lecturer's fee, Luc. Dem.Enc. 25 . Adv. -kw=s, e)/xein to be fond of hearing, Ph. 1.215 . = a)kroamatiko/s, lo/goi Arist. Fr. 662 , Iamb. Protr. 21 . a)kroapi/s, unable to articulate, glw=ssa dub. l. in Gal. 19.73 ; cf. a)/kropis. a)kro-ba/zein: a)/krois toi=s posi\n e)pibai/nein, Hsch. a)kro-bamone/w, = a)krobate/w , Hippiatr. 117 . a)kro-bare/w, become top-heavy, lose balance by being overloaded at the extremity, Apollod. Poliorc. 164.3 , 166.10 . a)kro/-basis, h(, foot of table, BCH 29.541 (Delos). a)kro-ba^te/w, walk on tiptoe, strut, of ostriches, D.S. 2.50 ; of haughty people, Ph. 2.404 . climb aloft, Polyaen. 4.3.23 . c. acc., a)trapo/n AP 9.13b . a)kro-ba/ths, o(, acrobat, Inscr.Magn. 119 ; th=s *)arte/midos BMus.Inscr. 4.481 *. 459 (Ephesus). a)kro-ba^tiko/s, h/, o/n, fit for mounting, Vitr. 10.1 . a)kro/-ba^tos, on, walking on tiptoe, i)/xnesin a)kroba/toisin Nonn. D. 47.235 . a)kro-ba^fh/s, e/s, tinged at point or slightly, AP 6.66 (Paul. Sil.); wetting feet or tip of garment only, Nonn. D. 1.65 , 48.339 . a)kro-belh/s, e/s, with point at end, AP 6.62 ( Phil. ). a)kr-obeli/s, i/dos, h(, (o)belo/s) point of dart, Archipp. 10 . = ei)=dos a)konti/ou , Suid. a)kro-bhmati/zw, = a)kroti/w , Hsch. , Sch. Il. 13.158 . a)kro/-blastos, on, with terminal growth, Thphr. HP 1.14.2 . a)kro-bole/w, throw, kalau/ropa AP 6.106 ( Zon. ). Astrol., = a)ktinobole/w , Man. 4.354 . a)kro-bo/lh, h(, skirmish, POxy. 1873.3 (v A. D.). in pl., ai( tou= h(li/ou bolai/, Hsch. a)kro-bolh/s, e/s, skilful in hitting, dub.l. in APl. 4.213 ( Mel. or Strat. ). a)kro-boli/a, h(, slinging, skirmishing, App. BC 1.84 , al. a)kro-boli/zomai: aor. h)krobolisa/mhn Hdt. 8.64 , Th. 3.73 :—throw from afar, fight with missiles, as opp. to close combat, skirmish, pro/s tina Th. 4.34 : abs., Id. 3.73 , X. Cyr. 8.8.22 : metaph., a). e)/pesi Hdt. 8.64 , cf. Ph. 1.134 :— Act. only AP 7.546 , Hsch. a)kro-bo/lisis, ews, h(, skirmishing, X. An. 3.4.18 , Cyr. 6.2.15 (pl.). a)kro-bo/lisma, atos, to/, = foreg., App. Pun. 36 (pl.). a)kro-bolismo/s, ou=, o(, = a)krob<*>/lisis, Th. 7.25 , X. HG 1.3.14 , Aen.Tact. 39.6 , etc.; discharge of weapons by light-armed troops, Arr. Tact. 15.4 , 37.1 . a)kro-bolisth/s, ou=, o(, = -bo/los 11 , X. Cyr. 6.1.28 . mounted bowman or javelineer, Ascl. Tact. 7.1 , Ael. Tact. 2.13 , Arr. Tact. 4.5 . a)kro-bolistiko/s, h/, o/n, used as missiles. -ka/, ta/ , sc. o(/pla, Ael. Tact. 17 . a)kro/-bolos, on, Pass. , struck from afar, A. Th. 158 . a)kro-bo/los, o(, one who throws from afar, skirmisher, IG 5(1).1426.10 (Messene, iv/iii B. C.), Hsch. , Suid. a)kro-bu/qion, to/, headland, Dion. Byz. 30 . a)kro-buste/w, to be uncircumcised, Aq.Sm. Thd. Le. 19.23 (nisi leg. -iw=, fut. of -busti/zw). a)kro-busti/a, h(, foreskin, LXX Ge. 17.11 , al., Ph. Fr. 49 H., Act.Ap. 11.3 . state of having the foreskin, uncircumcision, Ep.Rom. 2.25 , etc. collect., the uncircumcised, ib. 2.26 , 3.30 , etc. (Prob. from a)/kros and a Semitic root, cf. Bab. buśtu 'pudenda', Heb. bōsheth 'shame': wrongly derived from a)/kros, bu/w by EM 53.48 .) a)kro/-bustos, on, uncircumcised, Aq. Ex. 6.12 , etc. a)kro-gei/sion, to/, top of cornice, IG 22.463 . a)kro-ge/neios, on, with prominent chin, Arist. Phgn. 812b24 . a)kro-gwniai=os, a, on, at the extreme angle, a). li/qos corner foundation-stone, LXX Is. 28.16 , Ep.Eph. 2.20 . a)kro-da/ktulon: pollex, Gloss. a)kro/-detos, on, bound at end or top, AP 6.5 ( Phil. ). a)kro-di/kaios, on, = a)kribodi/kaios , v.l. in Stob. 2.7.25 , Phot. a)kro/-drua, ta/, prop. fruits grown on upper branches of trees, esp. hard-shelled fruits, opp. o)pw/ra, Hp. Aff. 61 , Arist. HA 606b2 , cf. Gp. 10.74.2 , Ath. 2.52a ; also, fruits generally, Glaucides ap.eund. 3.81a , Arist. Pr. 930b26 , PPetr. 3p.196 (iii B. C.), PAvrom. 1 A 13 (i B. C.), Plu. Alex. 23 ; ma/zh| kai\ toi=s a). a)rkou/menoi Epicur. Fr. 466 . trees which produce such fruits, Pl. Criti. 115b , X. Oec. 19.12 , Thphr. CP 6.11.2 ; futa\ a)krodru/wn D. 53.15 :—fruit-trees in general (incl. vine and olive), Thphr. HP 4.4.11 . (Sg. in AP 9.555 ( Crin. ), Ath. 2.49e ; cf. a)kro/druon: plh=res me/tron ( Tarent. ), Hsch. ) a)kro/-zestos, on, (ze/w) boiled or heated slightly, Dsc. 2.120 . a)kro-zu/gia, ta/, = zeu/glh , Hsch. , Poll. 1.253 . a)kro/-zumos, on, slightly leavened, Archig. ap. Gal. 13.173 , Isid. Etym. 20.2.15 . a)kro-zw/nh: instita, Gloss. a)kro-qa/luptos, on, burnt at end, Hsch. a)kro/qen, Adv. from the end or top, Arist. Phgn. 811a29 , Nic. Th. 337 . a)kro/qi, Adv. at the end, c. gen., nukto/s Arat. 308 . a)kro-qi^gh/s, e/s, touching on surface, touching the lips, fi/lhma AP 12.68 ( Mel. ): metaph., a). peri\ ta\s pra/ceis Vett.Val. 40.1 . Adv. a)kroqigw=s, e)mba/ptein just dip in, so that it is hardly wetted, Dsc. 2.83 : metaph., a). ei)/rhtai Marin. Procl. 26 , cf. Vett.Val. 271.11 , Men.Rh. p.417 S. a)kro-qi_nia/zomai, take the spoils, pick out for oneself, E. HF 476 , cf. Dionys.Trag. 1 :— Act. in Hsch. a)kro-qi/nion [qi_], to/ , E. Ph. 282 , Th. 1.132 , Pl. Lg. 946b ; mostly pl.a)kro-qi/nia or a)kro/-qi_na, Pi. N. 7.41 , al.: sg.a)/kro-qis, h(, acc. -qina GDI 2561 D 47 Rüsch (Delph., iv B. C.): (a)/kros, qi/s):—topmost or best part of heap; hence, firstfruits of the field, booty, etc., offered to the gods, Simon. 109 , Hdt. 1.86 , 90 , al., Pi.l.c., etc.; a). th=s *maraqw=ni ma/xhs Michel 1117 (Delph.); a)kro/qina pole/mou, in Pi. O. 2.4 , of the Olympic games, as founded from spoils taken in war, cf. ib. 10(11).57 .—Properly neut. Adj., A. Eu. 834 a)kroqi/nia qu/h offerings of firstfruits. Post- Hom. , rare in early Prose. a)kro-qw/rac, a_kos, o(, h(, ( qwrh/ssw 11 ) slightly drunk, = h(mime/qusos , Hsch. , cf. Arist. Pr. 871a9 , Plu. 2.656c ; pepwko/t' h)/dh t' a)kroqw/rak' o)/nta Diph. 46 : Ion. a)kro-qw/rhc Hp. ap. Erot. s.v. qwrh=cai . well drunken, Ph. 1.390 . a)kro/-karpos, on, fruiting at top, foi=nic Thphr. HP 1.14.2 , al. a)kro-kelainia/w, only used in Ep. part. a)krokelainio/wn growing black on surface, of swollen stream, Il. 21.249 ; cf. Nonn. D. 18.156 . a)kro-ke/raia, ta/, (ke/ras) ends of sail-yards (cf. ke/ras VIII), Poll. 1.91 :—also a)kro/-kera, Sch. A.R. 1.566 ; a)kro/keroi ka/loi Phot. s.v. h(nio/xous . a)kro-kio/nion, to/, (ki/wn) capital of a pillar, Ph. 2.147 . a)kro/-klados,, o(, gloss on o)/zos a)kro/tatos , Sch. Il. 2.312 . a)kro-kne/faios, on, at beginning of night, in twilight, Hes. Op. 567 :—also a)kro-knefh/s, e/s, of morning twilight, Luc. Lex. 11 , Id. Rh.Pr. 17 ; cf. a)kro/knefa: pro\s o)/rqron, Hsch. a)kro-ko/mhs, o(, = sq., Poll. 2.28 . a)kro/-komos, on, (ko/mh) with hair on crown, epith. of Thracians, who either tied up their hair in a top-knot, or shaved all their head except crown, Il. 4.533 , Archil. Supp. 1.4 ; with hair at tip, of goat's chin, Plb. 34.10.9 . with leafy crown, E. Ph. 1516 ; esp. of palms, D.S. 2.53 , D.P. 1010 ; a). kupa/rissoi tapering cypresses, Theoc. 22.41 . a)kro-kondu/lion: articulare, Gloss. a)kro-ko/rinqos, o(, citadel of Corinth , E. Fr. 1084 , X. HG 4.4.4 . a)kro-ko/rumboi, po/des, extremities of the feet, Poet.de herb. 177 ;— also a)kro-ko/rumba: ta\ a)krosto/lia tw=n new=n, Hsch. a)kro-ku_mato/w, (ku=ma) float on topmost waves, bombastic word ridiculed by Luc. Lex. 15 . a)kro-kw/lion, to/, mostly pl., extremities of body, esp. of animals, snout, ears, trotters, Hp. Vict. 3.75 , Pherecr. 108.14 , Telecl. 48 , Ar. Fr. 4 , Archipp. 11 , Arist. Pr. 935b38 , etc.: sg., Antiph. 126 , Alex. 118 , Eub. 7 . a)kro/-leion, to/ , (lei/a) = a)kroqi/nion , Suid. a)kro/-li^qos, on, with ends made of stone; co/anon a). statue with head, arms, and legs marble, rest wood, AP 12.40 ; a)/galma IG 4.558 (Argos). a)kro/-li^nos, on, at the edge of the net, Opp. C. 4.383 . a)kro-li/pa^ros [li^], on , fat on the surface, Alex. 192 . a)kro-loge/w, gather at top, sta/xuas AP 9.89 ( Phil. ). a)kro-lofi/a, h(, mountain ridge, hilly country, Aen.Tact. 15.6 (pl.), Plb. 2.27.5 , Str. 15.1.29 (pl.). a)kro-lofi/ths [i_], ou, o( , mountaineer, AP 6.221 ( Leon. ). a)kro/-lofos, on, high-crested, peaked, prw=nes Opp. C. 1.418 ; pe/trai AP 12.185 ( Strat. ):—Subst., mountain crest, Plu. Publ. 22 . a)kro-lu^te/w zw/nhn, play with the ends of a belt, as if untying it, AP 5.252 ( Iren. ). a)kro/-mallos, on, very wooly, Str. 4.4.3 . a)kro-ma^nh/s, e/s, on the verge of madness, somewhat mad (cf. a)kra/xolos, a)kroqw/rac) , ou) frenh/rhs a). te Hdt. 5.42 . a)kro-ma/sqion, to/, teat, Gloss. a)kro-me/qu^sos, on, = a)kroqw/rac , Sch. Ar. Ach. 1132 , V. 1190 . a)kro-me/las, aina, an, black at top, ptero/n PMag.Par. 1.800.10 . a)kro-me/twpos, dub.l. perh. for eu)ru-. Nonn. D. 26.310 . a)kro-mo/lubdos, on, leaded at edge, li/non AP 6.5 ( Phil. ); di/ktuon ib. 30 ( Maced. ). a)kro-mu/lh: h)\ gouni\s mu/lwn h)\ mu/los au)to/s, Hsch. a)kr-omfa/lion, to/, middle of navel, Poll. 2.169 :—also a)kr-o/mfalon, to/, Ruf. Onom. 98 . a)/kron, on, to/, (neut. of a)/kros) like a)/kra , highest or farthest point: mountain top, peak, *ga/rgaron a)/kron *)/idhs Il. 14.292 ; a)/kron u(perbale/ein Od. 11.597 ; ta\ a)/kra heights, Hdt. 6.100 , Pl. Criti. 110e , etc. a)/kra na/wn ships' tops, Alc. Supp. 12.9 . headland, cape, *sou/nion a)/kron *)aqhne/wn Od. 3.278 . end, extremity, ta\ a)/. th=s qala/sshs, [tou=a)e/ros], Pl. Phd. 109d , 109e ; a)/kra xeirw=n hands, Luc. Im. 6 ; e)c a)/krwn at the end, Ar. Fr. 29 ; e)c a)/krou Com.Adesp. 398 ; e)p' a)/krois Pl. Sph. 220d :—border, frontier, Plb. 1.42.2 . metaph., highest pitch, height, pandoci/as a)/kron Pi. N. 1.11 ; ei)s a)/kron a)ndrei/as i(ke/sqai to highest pitch, Simon. 58 ; ei)s a)/kron a(du/s exceedingly, Theoc. 14.61 ; e)p' a)/kron a)fike/sqai, e)lqei=n, Pl. Plt. 268e , Ti. 20a ; pro\s a)/krw| gene/sqai Id. Phdr. 247b ; a)/kron e)/xwn sofi/hs Epigr.Gr. 442 (Nabataea); a)/kron e)rw/twn ei)do/tos, a)/kra ma/xas AP 7.448 ( Leon. ):—a)/kra, ta/ , heights, highest point, ou)/toi poq' h(/cei (sic) tw=n a)/krwn a)/neu po/nou S. Fr. 397 ; a)/kra fe/resqai win prize, Theoc. 12.31 ; a)/kra fe/rous' a)reth=s u(mi=n Epigr.Gr. 224.2 (Samos). of persons, *)/argeos a)/kra *pelasgoi/ pride of Argos, Theoc. 15.142 . druo\s a)/kra, = a)kro/drua , ib. 112 . in Logic of Arist. ta\ a)/kra are major and minor terms of syllogism, opp. to me/son or middle, APr. 25b36 , al. extremes in a proportion, Id. EN 1133b2 . a)kro/-nhon: to\ th=s new\s a)/kron, Suid. a)kro-nifh/s, e/s, snow-capped, pa/gos Pae.Delph. 16 . a)kro-nu^gw=s, Adv., (nu/ssw) touching at the edge, sumba/llonta ble/fara Gal. 14.701 . a)kro-nu/ktios, on, = sq., *)/arhs Man. 5.177 . a)kro/-nuktos, on, lit. rising at sunset: hence, in opposition, *zeu/s Vett. Val. 168.13 ; a). sxhmatismoi/, prohgh/seis, Ptol. Alm. 10.6 , Tetr. 78 :—as Subst., -nuktos, h( , with or without fa/sis, opposition, Ptol. Alm. 10.7 , Tetr. 77 . (Freq. written a)krwn-.) a)/kro-nuc, -nuxos ( Hdn. Gr. 2.743 ), = a)kronuxi/a , nightfall, S.ap.Phot. p.68R. a)kr-onu^xi/ [i_], Adv. with tip of nail, for a)krwnuxi/, AP 12.126 (Cod. Pal. a\kronuxh=|, from an Adj. -nuxh/s; but cf. au)tonuxi/). a)kro-nu^xi/a, h(, nightfall, Suid. , Tz.ad Hes. Op. 565 . a)kro/-nu^xos (A), on, at nightfall, a)/nemoi Arist. Mete. 367b26 ; a)natolai/ Thphr. Sign. 2 ; fa/seis Procl. Hyp. 5.66 ; sfa/zwn a)kro/nuxos Theoc. Beren. 3 , cf. Nic. Th. 761 :—neut. as Adv., Arist. Pr. 942a23 . (Written a)krw/nuxos in PHib. 27 (iii B. C.).) a)kr-o/nu^xos (B), on, = a)krw/nuxos , AP 6.103 ( Phil. ), Q.S. 8.157 . a)kro-cifi/s, h(, sword-point, Lyd. Mag. 1.8 . a)kro/-oulos, on, = a)/kroulos , ib. 1.23 . a)kro-pa^gh/s, e/s, fastened at the extremity, Jo. Gaz. 1.111 . a)kro/-paqos, on, f.l. for a)kro/ploos , q.v. a)kro/-pastos, on, (pa/ssw) sprinkled on the surface: slightly salted, Sopat. 13 , Xenocr. 76 . a)kro-pa^xh/s, e/s, thick at the end, Moer. 346 . a)kro-penqh/s, e/s, f.l. for a(bro- , A. Pers. 135 (lyr.). a)kro/-phlos, on, muddy on the surface, Plb. 3.55.2 . a)/kropis, unable to articulate, glw=ssa Hp. Epid. 7.43 , 46 , cf. Gal. 19.73 (dub., v.l. a)kroapi/s ). a)kro/-ploos, on, contr. a)kro/-plous, oun, swimming at the top, skimming the surface, fle/bia Hp. Morb. 1.14 , cf. Plu. 2.591e ; buoyant, u(ste/rh Aret. SA 2.11 ; restored for a)kro/paqos in Hp. Prorrh. 2.11 :—superficial, Id. Ep. 18 ( Democr. ). a)kro-podhti/ or a)kro-i_ti/ [ti_], Adv., (pou/s) on tiptoe, Luc. Prom. 1 , DMar. 14.3 ,al. a)kro-po/dion, to/, Dim. of a)kro/pous, Sor. 1.101 , Ptol. Alm. 7.5 . a)kro-poleu/w, traverse the top, Man. 4.79 . a)kro/-polis, poet. a)kro/-ptolis, ews, h(, upper or higher city; hence, citadel, castle, e)s a)kro/polin Od. 8.494 (in Il. only divisim, a)/krh po/lis, v. a)/kros 1.1 ), cf. Pi. O. 7.49 , A. Th. 240 , Hdt. 1.84 , etc.; as seat of tyranny, Ph. 1.401 , 417 . esp. the Acropolis of Athens, IG 1.58 , al., And. 1.76 (cf. Hdt. 1.60 , 8.51 ); which served as treasury, Th. 2.13 ; hence a)nenexqh=nai ei)s a)kro/polin, gegra/fqai e)n a)kropo/lei to be entered as a state-debtor, D. 58.19 , 48 ; freq. without Art., as And.l.c., D.ll. cc.; at Erythrae, IG 1.11 . metaph., a). kai\ pu/rgos e)w\n dh/mw|, of a person, Thgn. 233 ; a). *(ella/nwn, of Corinth, Simon. 137 ; gh=n *delfi/d' . . *fwke/wn a)kro/ptolin E. Or. 1094 ; stronghold, th=s yuxh=s, tou= sw/matos, Pl. R. 560b , Arist. PA 670a26 , cf. Pl. Ti. 70a ; Pythag. , of seven, Theol. Ar. 44 . a)kro-po/los, on, (pole/w) high-ranging, lofly, e)p' a)kropo/loisin o)/ressin Il. 5.523 , cf. Od. 19.205 . Subst., a)kropo/loi, oi(, arctic and antarctic circles, Olymp. in Mete. 183.30 . a)kro-po/ros, on, boring through, piercing with the point, o)beloi/ Od. 3.463 . proparox., a)kro/poros, on , Pass. , with opening at end, su=rigc Nonn. D. 2.2 . (poreu/omai) going on high, ib. 46.136 . a)kro-po/rfuros, on, with purple edge, xitw=nes Lyd. Mag. 1.17 . a)kro-posqi/a, lon. -i/h, h( , tip of fore skin, Hp. Aph. 6.19 , Arist. HA 493a29 :—a)kro-po/sqion, to/, Poll. 2.171 , Ruf. Onom. 102 , Hsch. a)kro-po/ths, h(, a hard drinker, Nonn. D. 14.108 . a)kro-poudi/s, Adv. = a)kropodhti/ , Hdn. Gr. 1.512 . a)kro/-pous, o(, extremity of leg, i.e. foot, Ptol. Alm. 7.5 , al., Pall. in Hp.Fract. 12.285 C.: pl., PMag.Leid.W. 18.37 ; trotters, Aret. CA 1.10 . a)kro/-prw|ron, to/, end of ship's prow, Str. 2.3.4 . a)kro/-pteron, to/, quill, AP 6.229 ( Crin. ); a)kro/ptera fwtw=n flanking men of a hunting-party, Opp. C. 4.127 . a)kro/-ptolis, h(, poet. for a)kro/polis, q.v. a)/kro-ptuc, xos, perh. cloth, napkin, Hierocl. Facet. 71 . a)kro/-pu^ros, on, exceedingly hot, kru/stallos Olymp.Alch. p.76B. a)kro-rri/nion, to/, (r(i/s) tip of the nose, Poll. 2.80 . a)kro-rru/mion, to/, fore-end of a pole, Id. 1.146 . a)/kros, a, on, (on the Root v. a)kh/ A) at the farthest point or end, hence either topmost, outermost, or inmost. highest, topmost, a)krota/th| korufh=| Il. 1.499 , al.; e)n po/lei a)/krh|, = e)n a)kropo/lei , Il. 6.88 , cf. 257 ; a)/krw| *)olu/mpw| 13.523 ; a)na\ *garga/rw| a)/krw| 14.352 ; la/yontes . . me/lan u(/dwr a)/kron at its surface, 16.162 ; a)/kron r(ino/n surface of skin, Od. 22.278 ; e)p' a)/krwn o)re/wn o mountain tops, S. OT 1106 : Sup. a)kro/tatos, u)/sdos Sapph. 93.2 ; o)ro/foisi Orac. ap. Hdt. 7.140 . outermost, pedi/on e)p' a)/kron to the farthest edge of the plain, S. Ant. 1197 ; kat' a)/kras spila/dos from the surface of a stone, Id. Tr. 678 ; esp. of extremities of body, a)/. xei/r, po/des, w)=mos, end of hand, ends of feet, tip of shoulder, Il. 5.336 , 16.640 , 17.599 ; a)/krwn xeirw=n kai\ podw=n Hdt. 1.119 , cf. Th. 2.49 , Pl. La. 183b , Ti. 76e ; but to\ a)/. th=s xeiro/s, tou= podo/s, thumb, great toe, LXX Ex. 29.20 , Le. 18.22 ; glw=ssan a)/kran S. Aj. 238 ; pi/tun a)/kras th=s ko/mhs kaqe/lkwn by the top of the crown, Cratin. 296 :—e)p' a)/krwn [daktu/lwn] on tiptoe, S. Aj. 1230 , ubi v. Sch.; comically, e)p' a)/krwn pugidi/wn on tip-tail, Ar. Ach. 638 ; e)n a)/kroisi ba\s posi/ E. Ion 1166 ; par' a)/kras tri/xas Or. 128 ; a)krota/tois xei/lesi Epigr.Gr. 547.8 :—ou)k a)p' a)/kras freno/s not from the outside of the heart, i.e. from the in mostheart, A. Ag. 805 , cf. E. Hec. 242 ; a)/kroisi lai/fous kraspe/dois with mere edges of sail, i.e. under close-reejed sails, Id. Med. 524 , cf. Ar. Ra. 999 . Geom., of the extremity of a line, h( e)p' a)/kran th\n a)polhfqei=san a)gome/nh Apollon. Perg. Con. 4.8 : Math., of extremes in a proportion, Pl. Ti. 36a , etc.; ei)s a)/kron kai\ me/son lo/gon te/mnein cut in extremeand mean ratio, Euc. 6.30 , cf. 5 Def. 17 . in Tactics, a)/kroi, oi( , flank men, Ascl. Tact. 1.3 , cf. 7.6 . inmost, muelo/s E. Hipp. 255 . of Time, a)/kra| su\n e(spe/ra| on the edge of evening. i.e. at nightfall, Pi. P. 11.10 , cf. a)/krh| nukti/ Arat. 775 ; a)/krou tou= e)/aros at beginning of spring, IPE 12.352.29 (Cherson., ii B. C.); but usu. denoting completeness, a)/krou tou= qe/reos at mid-summer, Hp. Aph. 3.18 ; xeimw=nos a)/krw Theoc. 11.37 ; a)/kras nukto/s at dead of night, S. Aj. 285 . of Degree, highest in its kind, consummate, of persons, Hdt. 5.112 , 6.122 ; toco/ths a)/. A. Ag. 628 ; qesfa/twn gnw/mwn a)/. ib. 1130 ; ma/ntis S. El. 1499 ; i)atroi/ Phld. Lib. p.67 O.; oi( pa/nth| a)/., oi( a)kro/tatoi Pl. Tht. 148c ; of any extremes, opp. ta\ metacu/, toi=s a)/. ta\ a)/. a)podido/nai Id. R. 478e , cf. Phd. 90a ; of classes in a state, Arist. Pol. 1296b39 : in moral sense, both good and bad, e)pidika/zontai oi( a)/. th=s me/shs xw/ras Id. EN 1107b31 ; ai( a)/. [diaqe/seis] ib. 1108b14 , cf. a)/kron 11.1 :—c. acc. modi, yuxh\n ou)k a)/. not strong of mind, Hdt. 5.124 ; a)/. ta\ pole/mia 7.111 ; a)/. o)rgh/n quick to anger, passionate, 1.73 ; *eu)rw/ph a)reth\n a)/krh 7.5 : c.gen., oi( a)/. th=s poih/sews Pl. Tht. 152e ; a)/. ei)s filosofi/an R. 499c ; peri\ o(plomaxi/an Lg. 833e . of things, highest, extreme, sumfora/ Alex. 222.4 (cj. Dobree); nhstei/a Diph. 54 : Sup. , Pl. Phlb. 45a . as Subst., v. a)/kra, a)/kron . neut. as Adv., on the top or surface, a)/kron e)pi\ r(hgmi=nos Il. 20.229 ; a)/kra d' e)p' au)ta=s baqmi=dos AP 7.428.3 ( Mel. ). reg. Adv. a)/krws, a)nesta/lqai to be turned up at the point, Hp. Mochl. 24 . utterly, perfectly, Pl. R. 543a , Hegesand. 4 ; mo/nos a)/krws Euphro 1.5 ; sxh=ma a)/. stroggu/lon absolutely round, Hero *Deff. 76 . skilfully, Phld. Lib. p.27 O. a)kro-sa^ph/s, e/s, (sh/pomai) slightly 'high', Hp. Alim. 41 . a)kro-si/dhros, on, pointed or tipped with iron, AP 6.95 ( Antiphil. ). a)kro-skiri/a, h(, hillcopse, Tab.Heracl. 1.65 , 71 ; cf.sku=ros. a)kro/-sofos, on, high in wisdom, Pi. O. 11 ( 10 ). 19 , Lyr.Adesp. 93 , D.H. Dem. 51 . a)kro-spa/qia, ta/, gloss on u(poxo/ndria , Suid. a)kro/-spellos, o(, = ai)gi/lwy , Ps.- Dsc. 4.137 . a)/krossos, on, without fringes, le/ntia Gp. 20.22 . a)kro-sth/qion, to/, lower end of breast-bone, Arist. Phgn. 810b17 . a)kro-stixi/s, i/dos, h(, acrostic, D.H. 4.62 , Cic. Div. 2.54.111 :— also a)kro/-stixa, ta/, AP 9.385 tit. a)kro-sto/lion, to/, terminal ornament of ship (cf. a)/flaston), crowning either the stern-post, Ptol. Alm. 8.1 ; or more commonly, the stem-post, Callix. 1 , Plu. Demetr. 43 ; taken as trophy, Str. 3.4.3 , D.S. 18.75 , Plu. Alc. 32 , App. Mith. 25 , Polyaen. 4.6.9 . a)kro-sto/mion, to/, edge of the lips, D.H. Comp. 14 . = a)krofu/sion , Eust. 1153.38 . a)kro-sfa^lh/s, e/s, (sfa/llw) apt to trip, unsteady, Plu. 2.713b ; a). pro\s u(gi/eian precarious in health, Pl. R. 404b ; a). ou)si/ai insecure, Phld. Oec. p.47 J. ; yuxh\ e)n eu)tuxi/a| a). Max.Tyr. 5.2 . Adv. -w=s, diakei=sqai Phld. Oec. p.49 J. ; e)/xein Plu. 2.682d . Act. , apt to throw down, slippery, dangerous, Plb. 9.19.7 . a)kro/-sfura, ta/, sort of woman's shoes, Hsch. :—also a)kro-sfu/ria, ta/, Herod. 7.60 , Poll. 7.94 . a)kro-sxi^dh/s, e/s, cloven at the end, Thphr. HP 3.11.1 . a)kro-teleu/tion, to/, fag-end of anything, esp. of verse or poem, Th. 2.17 , Phryn. Com. 86 : generally, tou= gh/rws Vit.Philonid. p.8 C.:—burden, chorus, D.C. 63.10 . a)kro-telh/s, e/s, pointed, ge/neion Hp. Ep. 23 ( Democr. ). a)kro-tenh/s, e/s, stretching high, Nonn. D. 7.310 . a)kro/ths, htos, h(, (a)/kros) highest pitch, Hp. VM 22 . extreme, opp. meso/ths, Arist. EN 1107a8 ; a)mfote/ras paqei=n ta\s a). Diog Oen. Fr. 38 : metaph., excellence, perfection, h( a)nupe/rektos a). Phld. D. 3.5 , cf. D.H. Dem. 2 , etc.; summit, Procl. Inst. 147 . a)kro/thtos, on, not beaten down, Hld. 9.8 . not struck together or in unison, me/lh pa/raula ka)kro/thta ku/mbala Trag.Adesp. 93 = Com.Adesp. 1254 , cf. Phot. s.v. ou)k a)poya/laktos . a)kro-tome/w, lop off corn by the ear, X. Oec. 18.2 , cf. PLond. 2.163.21 (i A. D.); saw off at end sfh=nas Ph. Bel. 67.21 :— Pass. , -tomhqei\s tra/xhlon Man. 4.51 : metaph., tw=n eu)genesta/twn a)ndrw=n a). th\n pat ri/da J. BJ 2.10.1 . a)kro-tomi/a: rupes, Gloss. a)kro/-tomos, on, (te/mnw) cut off sharp, abrupt, of precipice, Plb. 9.27.4 , Ph. 1.82 ; h( a). (sc. pe/tra) LXX Ps. 113 ( 114 ). 8 , cf. Jb. 28.9 , De. 8.15 : of a stone, sharp, Thd. Ex. 4.25 ; smooth, J. AJ 8.3.2 ; of ends sawn off, ta\ tw=n sfhnw=n -toma Ph. Bel. 67.23 . a)kro/-tonos, on, strained to the utmost, muscular, Metrod. Sceps. 14 . a)/kroton: a)diarri/piston, Hsch. a)/kroulos, on, curled at the tip, tri/xes Arist. Phgn. 812b33 . a)krou=n: o)/rous korufh/, and a)krounoi/: o(/roi ( Maced. ), Hsch. a)/kroura: ou)rai/, Hsch. a)kroura^ni/a, h(, heaven's citadel, Luc. Lex. 15 . a)krourobo/rh, h(, swallowing the tip of her tail, metaph. of the Moon, Tab.Defix.Aud. 41 A 7 (Megara, i/ii A. D.). a)/krouron: a)/kraton, Hsch. a)/kroustos: impercussus, Gloss. a)krouxe/w, (a)/kron, e)/xw) haunt the heights, S. Fr. 309 . a)kro-fa^h/s, e/s, = a)krofanh/s , Nonn. D. 4.130 , Jo.Gaz. 1.331 . a)kro-fa^lhria/w, shine or be white at top, only in Ep. part. a)krofalhrio/wsa Nonn. D. 2.462 . a)kro-fa^nh/s, e/s, just showing at the edge or tip, Nonn. D. 14.138 , al.; of an island, Peripl.M.Rubr. 42 . a)kro-fu^h/s, e/s, grown high up on a tree, Thphr. HP 9.5.1 . a)kro-fu/lac, a^kos, o(, governor of a citadel, Plb. 5.50.10 , BCH 33.23 (Pontus, ii B. C.), IG 3.3906 . a)kro/-fullon, to/, = bh/xion , Ps.- Dsc. 3.112 . a)kro/-fullos, on, with leaves in a terminal crown, Thphr. HP 1.14.2 . a)kro-fu/sion, to/, (fu=sa) snout or pipe of pair of bellows, S. Fr. 992 , Th. 4.100 ; r(h/mata . . e)pideiknu/nai pa/nt' a)p' a)krofusi/wn fresh from the bellows (as we say, 'from the anvil'), Ar. Fr. 699 . comet's tail, D.C. 78.30 . a)kro-xa/lic, o(, h(, = a)kroqw/rac , A.R. 4.432 , D.P. 948 . a)kro-xa^nh/s, e/s, yawning at top, de/rma AP 6.57 (Paul. Sil.). a)kro/-xeiras: tou\s o)cu/xeiras, h)\ a)ndr<of>o/nous , EM 53.37 , cf. Hsch. a)kroxeir-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, = -ismo/s , Hp. Vict. 2.64 . a)kroxeir-i/zw, take hold of, Aristaenet. 1.4 . more freq. in Med. , struggle at arm's length, opp. sumple/kesqai, spar, a). tini Pl. Alc. 1.107e , cf. Arist. EN 1111a15 , Posidon. 24 , Philostr. Gym. 36 . a)kroxei/r-ion, to/, = a)kro/xeiron , Sor. 1.84 . a)kroxeir-i/s: to\ a)/kron th=s xeiro/s, Suid. a)kroxei/r-isis, ews, h(, = sq., Hp. Vict. 3.78 :—also a)kroxei/r-icis, v.l. ibid. and 2.64 . a)kroxeir-ismo/s, o(, wrestling with hands, Luc. Lex. 5 , Gal. 6.324 : in pl., Hp. Vict. 3.78 . a)kro/xeir-on, to/, = a)/kra xei/r hand, Ptol. Alm. 7.5 , al., Gal. UP 2.2 ; ta\ tw=n a)galma/twn a). SIG 2754.6 , cf. Hymn.Id.Dact. 13 . a)kro-xe/rion: armilla, Prisc. Inst. 5.15 . a)kro-xersi/ths, ou, o(, nickname of wrestler who broke his opponent's fingers, Paus 6.4.1 . a)kro-xhni/skoi, oi(, extremities of zeu=glai in chariot, Poll. 1.146 . a)kro-xli/a^ros [i_], on , just warm, lukewarm, Hp. Acut. 58 :— also a)kro-xli/eros, Nat.Mul. 53 , Mul. 2.201 . Adv. -xlia/rws Mul. 2.204 . a)kro-xole/w, a)kro-xoli/a, a)kro/-xolos, v. sub a)krax-. xordw/n, o/nos, h(, (xordh/) wart with a thin neck, Hp. Aph. 3.26 , Plu. Fab. 1 , Dsc. 2.64 , etc.; distinguished from murmh/kia, ta/ , Paul.Aeg. 4.15 (also a)kro-da/nh Gloss., a)kro-do/nh Erot. , Dim. a)kro-do/nion) Gloss.: hence a)kro-xordonw/dhs, es, troubled with warts, D.C. Fr. 47 . a)kro/-xwlos: o( pro\s o)li/gon xwleu/wn, Suid. a)kro/-yi_los, on, bare or smooth at top, ai)doi=on Hp. Epid. 4.31 . a)kro/-ywlos, on , ywlo/s only at the end, Suid. s.v. ywlo/s . a)kruptos, on, unhidden, E. Andr. 834 , Aen.Tact. 39.6 . Adv. -tws Phryn. PS p.11 B. a)kru/stallos, on, free from ice, xw/rh Hdt. 2.22 . a)krw=a: spla/gxna, e)/ntera, Hsch. a)kr-wbe/lia: ta\ a)/kra tou= o)beli/skou, Hsch. (cod. -sb-). a)kr-wle/nion, to/, elbow of a net, i.e. outer angle of mesh, X. Cyn. 2.6 , Poll. 5.29 . a)kr-wmi/a, h(, point of the shoulder, acromion process, Hp. Art. 14 : in a horse, withers, X. Eq. 1.11 , cf. Arist. HA 498b30 :— a)kr-w/mion, to/, Hp. Art. 16 , Mochl. 5 , Arist. HA 606a16 : a)kr-wmi/s, h(, Alciphr. Fr. 5.4 . a)/krwn, onos, o(, = a)krokw/lion , Hippiatr. 7 :— Dim. a)krwna/rion, ib. 64 , 129 , cf. Sch. Luc. Lex. 6 . a)krwni/a, h(, prob. = a)krwthriasmo/s , A. Eu. 188 ; but expl. as a)/qroisma by Hdn.Gr. 1.294 ap.Sch. (reading kakw=n a).), cf. AB 372 . a)krwnu^x-i/a, h(, (o)/nuc) tip of the nail; hence, ridge or top of a mountain, = a)krw/reia , X. An. 3.4.37 , HG 4.6.7 , Plu. Eum. 11 . a)krw/nu^x-os, on, (o)/nuc) with nails, claws, hoofs, etc., xero\s a) orw/nuxa tips of fingers, AP 12.82 ; i)/xnos a). traces of one walking on his toes, Plu. 2.317e , cf. 325b :—a)krw=nuc, Suid. a)krw/r-eia, h(, (o)/ros) mountain ridge, X. HG 7.2.10 , Theoc. 25.31 , Hp. Ep. 10 , Timae. 94 , Plb. 24.6.5 . a)krwr-ei=tai, oi(, inhabitants of mountain ridges, Hdn.Gr. 2.869 . a)krwri/a, h(, (w(/ra) daybreak, Thphr. Sign. 21.42 . a)krw/ssei: a)kroa=tai, e(kw\n ou)x u(pakou/ei, prospoiei=tai, Hsch. a)krwterh=sai: ko/yai h)\ a)xreiwsai, Hsch. a)krwthri-a/zw, cut off a)krwth/ria, of ships, ta\s prw/|ras h)krwthri/asan cut the beaks off the prows, Hdt. 3.59 :—so in Med. , ta\s trih/reis a)krwthriasa/menos X. HG 6.2 .<*> 6 :— Pass. , Ath. 12.535d . of persons, cut off hands and feet, mutilate, Plb. 5.54.10 , etc.; r(i=na, pro/swpon, Clearch. 8 , Plu. Alc. 18 ; xei=ras su\n au)toi=s toi=s braxi/osin D.S. 34.8 ; o)/rganon, of circumcision, Ph. 2.211 ; mhde\n a)krwthria/sh|s e)nqa/de, Inscr. on statue, CIG 6855 :—so in Med. , me/lh LXX 4 Ma. 18.20 : inetaph., h)krwthriasme/noi ta\s patri/das D. 18.296 ; a). th\n a)reth/n tinos Max.Tyr. 5.8 . Medic., amputate, Heliod. ap. Orib. 45.14.4 . metaph., mutilate, maim, th=| sugkoph=| to\ me/geqos Longin. 39.4 ; pra=gma POxy. 237 vi 7 (ii A. D.); qei/an fu/sin Heraclit. All. 26 . intr., form a promontory, jut out like one, Plb. 4.43.2 , Str. 2.1.40 . a)krwthri/-asis: truncatio, mutilatio, Gloss. a)krwthri/-asma, to/, mutilation, Hsch. s.v. tomi/a , Sch. A.R. 4.477 . a)krwthri-asmo/s, o(, amputation, Dsc. Ther.Praef. , Heliod. ap. Orib. 47.14t it., Philum. Ven. 7.7 , Leonid. ap. Aët. 16.49 . a)krwth/rion, to/, (a)/kros) topmost or prominent part, a). tou= ou)/reos mountain peak, Hdt. 7.217 , cf. Pi. O. 9.7 ; of a cup, projecting part, Arist. Metaph. 1024a25 . cape, promontory, Hdt. 4.43 , Th. 1.30 . end or extremity of anything, a). neo/s ornament of ship's stern- or stem-post, Hdt. 8.121 , cf. X. HG 2.3.8 , Polyaen. 5.41 , Michel 1116 (Delph.); a)krwth/ria pru/mnhs h.Hom. 33.10 . in pl., extremities of body, hands and feet, fingers and toes, Hp. Aph. 7.1 , Acut. 59 , Th. 2.49 , Lys. 6.26 ; ta\ a). th=s *ni/khs her wings, D. 24.121 , cf. IG 2.652A23 : sg., Arist. GA 772b36 . in temples, etc., statues or ornaments placed on the angles of a pediment, Pl. Criti. 116d , SIG 80 ( Olymp. ), IG 4.1484.102 (Epid.); generally, pediment, Plu. Caes. 63 . a)krwthriw/dhs, es, like an a)krwth/rion, Sch.rec. A. Pr. 726 . a)kta/zw, (a)kth/ A) banquet on the shore, enjoy oneself, Plu. 2.668b , in prov. sh/meron a)kta/swmen, cf. Hsch. s.v. a)kth/ . = a)ktai/nw , EM 54.39 :—a)ktai/+zw, Hsch. a)ktai/a, as, h(, a Persian state robe, Democr.Ephes. 1 . marble mortar, Clearch. 65 ; cf. a)kti/ths. baneberry, Actaea spicata, Plin. HN 27.43 . a)ktaino/w, lift up, raise, only aor. -w=sai Anacr. 137 , Pl. Lg. 672c , Pl.Com. 180 , cf. 19 . (Derived fr. a)kth= by Phryn. PS p.38 B. ) a)ktai/nw, = foreg., a)ktai/nein sta/sin (gr. ba/sin) keep my stature erect, A. Eu. 36 : metaph., a). me/nos Trag.Adesp. 147 ; cf. u(poaktai/nomai. a)ktai=os, a, on, (a)kth/ A) on the shore or coast, epith. of cities in Aeolis, Th. 4.52 : *)aktai/a (sc. gh=), h(, old name of Attica, = a)kth/ (A) 1.2 , Call. Fr. 348 , Paus. 1.2.6 . dwelling on the coast, belonging thereto, i)xqu/es Hp. Aff. 52 ; qeoi/ Orph. A. 342 ; ba/traxoi Babr. 25.6 . a)kte/a (a)ktai/a f.l. in Luc. Trag. 71 ), contr. a)kth=, h(, elder-tree, Sambucus nigra, Emp. 93 , B. 8.34 , Hp. Nat.Mul. 2 (a)kth=), Mul. 1.34 (a)kte/a), Thphr. HP 3.13.4 , Dsc. 4.173 . a). e(/leios, = xamaia/kth , deadwort, Sambucus Ebulus, ibid. a)kte/a^nos, on, without property, poor, BCH 15.430 (Stratonicea), Man. 4.114 , AP 7.353 (Antip.). a)kte/i+nos, (a)kte/a) made of elder, perh. to be read in Simon. 155.6 , Thphr. HP 5.3.3 . a)kte/nistos, on, uncombed, ko/mh S. OC 1261 , Sch. A.R. 1.60 . a)/ktenos: o)rio/s, a)ci/nhs krou=sma, Hsch. a)kte/on, (a)/gw) one must lead, Pl. R. 467e , etc.; one must treat, tina\s truferw/teron Sor. 2.9 ; one must bring, ei)s u(po/mnhsin Apollon.Cit. 3 . ei)rh/nhn a)kte/on one must keep peace, And. 3.40 , D. 8.5 . one must go, march, X. HG 6.4.5 . Adj., a)kte/os, a, on, to be drawn, grammai/ Gal. 16.406 ; to be led away, e)pi\ to\ kolasqh=nai D. 23 Arg. 2.3 . a)kte/os, o(, = a)kte/a , Thphr. HP 3.4.2 . a)kter-e/i+stos, on, unhallowed by funeral rites, AP 7.564 . a)kter-h/s, e/s, = foreg., prob. in Hsch. a)kte/r-istos, on, = foreg., S. Ant. 1071 , Lyc. 1155 . a)kteroi/: a)/tafoi, ai( kra/nioi r(a/bdoi, Hsch. a)kth/ (A), h(, headland, foreland, promontory, a). prou)/xousa Od. 24.82 ; a). problh=tes 5.405 , 10.89 ; opp. limh/n, Il. 12.284 ; often with epithets, denoting high rugged coast, trhxei=a, u(yhlh/, Od. 5.425 , Il. 2.395 ; trhxe/a Hdt. 7.33 ; stufloi/ A. Pers. 303 ; a)mfi/klustos S. Tr. 752 ; sto/nw| bre/mousi d' a)ntiplh=ges a)ktai/ Id. Ant. 592 :—usu. of sea-coast, xlwra\ a). ib. 1132 ; a)ktai\ e)/naloi Tim. Pers. 109 ; but also of rugged banks or strand of rivers, *(elw/rou, *nei/lou, Pi. N. 9.40 , I. 2.42 ; *simo/entos A. Ag. 697 ; *)axe/rontos S. Ant. 813 .—Rare in early Prose, X. An. 6.2.1 , Lycurg. 17 . generally, tract of land running out into the sea, a). difa/siai of the north and south coasts of Asia Minor, Hdt. 4.38 ; of Africa, as jatting out from Asia, 4.41 , cf. 177 ; of Cape Sepias, 7.183 , al.; of Mt.Athos, Th. 4.109 ; ofltaly, Arist. Pol. 1329b11 ; of the peninsula of the Piraeus, Hyp. Fr. 185 , Arist. Ath. 42.3 , Lycurg. 17 (also of Attica in general, E. Hel. 1673 , cf. Str. 9.1.3 ); of the coast of Argolis, Plb. 5.91.8 , D.S. 12.43 : pl., a)kta\s th=sde gh=s S. Fr. 24 . generally, edge, xw/matos a). of a sepulchral mound, A. Ch. 722 ; bw/mios a). of an altar, S. OT 182 (lyr.). (As there is no trace of v, the word is more probably connected with [root ] ak 'pointed' than with va/g-numi.) a)kth/ (B), h(, poet. word for corn, *dhmh/teros a)kth/ Il. 13.322 , 21.76 , cf. E. Hipp. 138 (lyr.), Epin. 1.9 ; mulhfa/tou a)lfi/tou a). Od. 2.355 , cf. 14.429 , Il. 11.631 :—in Hes. of corn generally, w(sei\ *dhmh/teros a)., of standing crop, Sc. 290 , of unthreshed corn, Op. 597 , 805 ; of seed, ou) spo/ron o(lkoi=sin *dhou=s e)niba/llomai a). A.R. 3.413 . (The connexion with a)/gnumi is doubtful.) a)kth=, contr. for a)kte/a, q.v. a)kthm-osu/nh, h(, poverty, Crates Theb. ap. Epiph. Haer. 3.2 , Poll. 3.111 , 6.197 . a)kth/m-wn, on, gen. onos, without property, poor, xrusoi=o in gold, Il. 9.126 : abs., a). peni/h Theoc. 16.33 ; cf. Plu. Sol. 14 , Demoph. Sent. 16 , Alex.Aphr. Pr. 1.89 . a)kth/n, h=nos, = a)kth/mwn , EM 55.11 . a)kthri/s, i/dos, h(, staff, Achae. 21 . bar of wood supporting chariot-pole, Poll. 10.157 . a)/kthtos, on, not worth getting, Pl. Hp.Mi. 374e . unobtainable, prob. in Phld. Herc. 1251.4 . a)ktinei/dwlon, to/, ray-image, visual impression, Hestiaeusap. Placit. 4.13.5 . a)kti/nh, h(, = bou/nion , Ps.- Dsc. 4.123 . a)kti_nhdo/n, Adv. like a ray, Luc. Salt. 18 . a)kti_no-bole/w, emit rays, fe/ggos a). Ph. 1.638 :— Pass. , receive the rays of the sun, Isid.Char. ap. Ath. 3.94a . Astrol., of a planet, aspect from the left (opp. e)fora/w, q. v.), Heph.Astr. 1.16 , Porph. Intr. p.189 :— Pass. , Vett.Val. 116.22 . a)kti_no-boli/a, h(, shooting of rays, Plu. 2.781a . Astrol., aspecting from the left, Thessal. in Cat. Cod.Astr. 8(3).138 , Porph. Intr. p.18 <*>:—also a)ktinhboli/h, Man. 1.322 . a)kti_no-bo/los, on, sending forth rays, de/spota Sammelb. 4127 (Talmis). a)kti_no-gra^fi/a, h(, treatise on radiation (by Democritus), D.L. 9.48 . a)kti_no-eidh/s, e/s, = a)ktinw/dhs, ste/fanoi Ph. 2.559 ; tri/xes Horap. 1.17 . Adv. -dws Gal. 19.171 , Steph. in Hp. 1.144 D. , al. a)kti_no-kra/twr, lord of the sun's rays, PMag.Berol. 1.200 . a)/kti^nos, h, on, (a)kth=) of elder-wood, Thphr. HP 5.3.3 ; cf. a)kte/i+nos. a)kti_no-fo/ros, on, bearing rays, Gloss. :—as Subst., rayed shellfish, Xenocr. 85 . a)kti_no-xai=tis, h(, with rays for hair, PMag.Par. 1.2286 . a)ktin-w/dhs, es, like rays, Philostr. V A 3.46 . a)ktin-wto/s, h/, o/n, decorated with rays, Ph. 2.560 ; fia/lh Michel 815 (Delos, iv B. C.); of cog-wheels, toothed, Hero Spir. 2.32 . a)/ktion, to/, = a)kth/ (A), Ael. NA 13.28 . = bou/nion , Dsc. 4.123 . a)/ktios, on, (a)kth/ A) of the sea-shore, of Pan as god of the coast, Theoc. 5.14 ; of Apollo, A.R. 1.404 . a)kti/s (nom. a)kti/n Hdn.Gr. 2.511 ), [i_] i=nos, h( , ray, beam : Hom. only dat. pl., a)kti=sin Od. 5.479 , 19.441 . a)kti/nessin 11.16 , Il. 10.547 ; *)heli/oio a)kti=nes Mimn. 11.6 , cf. Emp. 84 , Ar. Av. 1009 , Arist. Mete. 374b4 , etc.; sg., S. Tr. 685 , cf. a)na\ me/ssan a)kti=na, i.e. from south, S. OC 1247 ; a)kti=nes me/sai noonday, E. Ion 1136 ; ta\ pro\s a)kti=na e)/qnh peoples of the East, Philostr. V A 2.2 :— of lightning, a)kti=nes steropa=s a)porhgnu/menai Pi. P. 4.198 ; w)= *dio\s a)kti/s, pai=son S. Tr. 10 <*> 6 ; puro/s Sopat. 13 , Pl. Ti. 78d ; of the eyes, a)kti=nas prosw/pou, Pi. Fr. 123 , cf. Ar. V. 1032 ; visual rays, Hipparch. ap. Placit. 4.13.9 . metaph., brightness, splendour, glory, a). a)gw/nwn, kalw=n e)rgma/twn, Pi. P. 11.48 , I. 4(3).42 ; a)kti=nes o)/lbou splendid fortunes, Id. P. 4.255 . ray shot from the left by planet to planet (opp. o)/yis, q.v.), Heph.Astr. 1.16 , Porph. Intr. p.189 ; th\n a). e)pife/rwn Vett. Val. 136.19 , cf. Ptol. Tetr. 126 . spoke of a wheel, AP 9.418 (Antip.). a)/ktiston: inconditum, Gloss. : a)poi/hton, Hsch. a)kti/ths [i_], ou, o(, (a)kth/ A) dwelleroncoast, AP 6.304 ( Phan. ). a). li/qos stone from the Piraeus (cf. a)kth/ (A) 1.2 ), IG 2.1054.16 , al.; from the Argolid, S. Fr. 68 . a)/kti^tos, on, poet. for a)/ktistos, untilled, h.Ven. 123 . a)/ktu^pos, on, noiseless, Eust. 964.60 . Adv. a)ktupi/ Adam. 2.41 . a)/ktwr, oros, o(, (a)/gw) leader, A. Pers. 557 , Eu. 399 : as pr. n., Il. , etc. leash, = a)gwgeu/s , Hsch. a)kt-wre/w and a)kt-wri/a, from a)kt-wro/s, o(, coastguard, Hsch. a)ku^be/rnhtos, on, without steersman, Ph. 1.219 , Plu. Caes. 28 , Luc. JTr. 46 : metaph., qumo/s Ph. Fr. 110 H., cf. 1.696 ; a)me/leia Onos. 33.2 . a)ku/beutos, on, risking nothing upon a die, cautious, M.Ant. 1.8 . a)kuhth/rion (sc. fa/rmakon), to/, drug to prevent conception, Hsch. a)ku/qhros, on,(*ku^qh/rh) like a)nafro/ditos , without charms, Cic. Fam. 7.32.2 ; to\ a) Eun. VS p.457.14B. a)/ku^qos, on, (cf. EM 55.15 ) unfruitful, o)/i+es, opp. u(/parnoi, Call. h.Ap. 52 : c. gen., to/kwn Id. Iamb. 1.242 (dub.). [u_ in Iamb. s.v.l.] a)kuqw=n: a)grupnw=n, Hsch. a)ku/khtos, on, untroubled, dia/noiai Phld. D. 1.17 . a)ku/klios, on, one who has not gone the round of studies, opp. e)gku/klios, Pl.Com. 227 . a)ku/klwtos, on, not surrounded, Tz. H. 8.596 . a)kulai=on, to/, = a)/kulos , Orac. ap. Eus. PE 4.20 . a)kuleh/s: a)eto/s, Hsch. a)ku/listos, on, not to be rolled about: metaph., kradi/h a). an undaunted heart, Timo 16 . of Protagoras, ou)k a). not without volubility or versatility, Id. 5 . a)/ku^los, o( (h(, Theoc. 5.94 ), the acorn of Quercus Ilex, given to swine with ba/lanos, Od. 10.242 , Pherecr. 186 , Arist. HA 595a29 , cf. Amphis 38 , Thphr. HP 3.16.3 :—used in games, Poll. 9.103 . ornament or jewel in form of acorn, IG 2.767b11 :—neut., a)/kulon, to/, *)ef. *)arx. 1895.70 . a)kulwto/s, h/, o/n, with acorn-shaped ornament, fia/lai *)ef. *)arx. 1903.146 (dub.). a)ku/m-antos [u_], on, not washed by waves, yama/qois e)p' a)kuma/ntois on sands washed by no waves, i.e. those of the stadium, E. Hipp. 235 , cf. 229 ; plou=s Them. Or. 18.221b ( Comp. ); prosoxh\ ska/fous Iamb. VP 3.16 . waveless, calm, pe/lagos Luc. DMar. 5.1 ; qa/latta Max.Tyr. 31.5 . Act. , not raising waves, e)retmoi/, au)=rai, Nonn. D. 2.14 , 3.36 . a)ku/m-atos [u_], on, = foreg. 11 , porqmo/s Trag.Adesp. 336 . a)/kum-os, on, = foreg., to/pos Arist. Pr. 931b31 : metaph., a)/. bi/otos E. HF 698 ; yuxh/ Plu. 2.1090b ; a)/fobon kai\ a)/. Epicur. Fr. 413 . a)ku/m-wn (A), [u_], on , gen. onos , (ku=ma) = a)ku/mantos , Pi. Fr. 235 , A. Ag. 566 ; qa/lassa Ar. Fr. 708 ; a). pompa\ sigw/ntwn a)ne/mwn E. Fr. 773.39 (Pap.); galh/nh Ph. 1.680 ; a)h/r Plu. 2.722e ; ou)rano/s prob. in Plot. 5.1.2 : metaph., bi/os Plu. 2.8a . a)ku/m-wn (B), [u_], on , gen. onos, (kue/w) without fruit, barren, of women, E. Andr. 158 ; of the earth, Moschio Trag. 8 . a)/kunon (fort. a)/kuon ): a)/tokon, Hsch. -a)kunto/n: a)pro/siton, Id. a)/kuon: a)to/kion, Id. a)/kupron (*ku/pris): a)migh=, parqe/nion, Id. a)ku/rbistos, on, prob. without patches or insertions, BCH 35.43 (Delos). a)ku^rh/s, e/s, = a)tuxh/s : hence a)ku/rhma: a)tu/xhma, and a)/kurma, to/, Hsch., EM 55.5 . a)ku_ri/a le/cews, impropriety of language, Hermog. Meth. 3 . a)kuro/enta: a)na/rmosta, a)/kura, Hsch. a)kuro-le/kthtos, on, incorrectly used, Eust. 569.6 (ubi male a)kurio-). a)kuro-leci/a, h(, = a)kurologi/a , Suid. s.v. au)qe/nths , Eust. 1770 . a)kuro-loge/w, speak incorrectly, Ph. 1.216 , Lex.Vind. 3.19 . a)kuro-lo/ghtos, on, Astrol., not dominant, a)ste/res Vett. Val. 203.7 . a)kuro-logi/a, h(, incorrect phraseology, D.H. Lys. 4 (nisileg. a)kairo-, q.v.). a)/kuron, to/, = a)/lisma , Ps.- Dsc. 3.152 . a)/ku_ros, on, without authority, opp. ku/rios, hence, of laws, sentences, etc., invalid, unratified, obsolete, yh/fisma And. 1.8 ; di/kh Pl. Lg. 954e ; sunqh=kai Lys. 18.15 ; a)/kuron poiei=n, katasth=sai set aside, Pl. Prt. 356d , Is. 1.21 , etc.; no/mois a). xrwme/nh not enforcing the laws, Th. 3.37 . Adv. -ws Simp. in Ph. 168.10 . of persons, having no right or power, a)/. poiei=n tina/ X. HG 5.3.24 ; kaqista/nai Lys. 9.19 ; tino/s over a thing, Pl. Tht. 169e ; a)/. pa/ntwn . . genh/sesqe D. 19.2 : c. inf., Pl. Lg. 929e . of things, a)kurote/ra kri/sis less trust-worthy decision, Pl. Tht. 178d ; a)/. a)mforeu/s voting urn into which neutral votes were thrown, Sch. Ar. Eq. 1150 , Poll. 8.123 ; ta\ a)kuro/tera less important parts of nature, Arist. GA 778a1 ; of bodily members, unimportant, a)/. mo/rion Gal. 16.540 , cf. 18(1).33 ( Comp. ); impotent, Arist. GA 772b28 . of words and phrases, used in improper sense, Cic. Fam. 16.17.1 ( Comp. ), Phlp. in Ph. 717.12 . Adv. -rws Str. 12.3.23 , Phld. Rh. 1.161 S. , Hermog. Meth. 3 , cf. Dam. Pr. 7 , 306 . a)kuro/ths, thtos, h(, improper, illegitimate use, ou)si/as Dam. Pr. 306 . a)ku_ro/w, cancel, set aside, yh/fisma, do/gma, Din. 1.63 , D.S. 16.24 ; o)feilh/mata SIG 742.30 ( Pass. , Ephesus), cf. Str. 8.4.10 ( Pass. , D.H. 2.72 , BGU 1053 ii 14 (i B. C.). set at naught, treat as of no effect, LXX <*> Es. 6.32 ; lo/gon qeou= Ev.Matt. 15.6 , cf. J. AJ 18.8.8 . reject, deny the validity of, Phld. Sign. 30 . metaph., render powerless, tw=| logismw=| to\n tw=n paqw=n oi)=stron LXX 4 Ma. 2.3 . a)kuro-wsi/a, h(, declaration of invalidity, BGU 944.20 (iv/v A. D.), Gloss. a)kuro/-wsis, ews, h(, cancelling, D.H. 8.21 ; suggrafw=n Phld. Rh. 1.276S. , cf. BGU 1282.35 (i A. D.), POxy. 266.107.5 (ii A. D.). a)kuro/-wtos, on, verb. Adj., unconfirmed, E. Ion 801 , PRyl. 427 Fr. 14 . a)/ku^tos, on , (ku/w) = a)/tokos , EM 54.5 <*>, Hsch. a)kxali/bar: kra/bbatos ( Lacon. ), Hsch. a)kxhmonika/: kai\ kakopaqh/enta, Id. a)kxo/s: w)mo/s, Hsch. a)kwdw/nistos, on, not tested, Ar. Lys. 485 . a)kwkh/ [a^], h(, (a)kh/ A) point ( Att. a)ki/s), douro/s, be/leos, e)/gxeos, Il. 10.373 , 13.251 , 22.327 , cf. Od. 19.453 , Theoc. 22.195 ; of horns, quills, claws, teeth, Opp. C. 2.166 , 604 , 4.185 , H. 5.327 :—also in late Prose, Arr. Tact. 4.9 (pl.), Luc. DMort. 27.4 . scorpion's sting, Orph. L. 622 ; snake's fangs, ib. 126 (pl.). a)kw/listos, on, not divided into clauses (kw=la), D.H. Comp. 23 . a)/kwlos, on, without limbs, mutilated, Paus. 1.24.3 . illjointed, and so, moving slowly, gloss on a)/wroi po/des , Sch. Od. 12.89 . a)kw/lu_tos, on, unhindered, Luc. Tim. 18 ; tu/xh, of death, Epigr.Gr. 149.8 (Rhenea), etc. Adv. -tws Pl. Cra. 415d , Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.269 , Str. 17.1.25 , Act.Ap. 28.31 , etc.; glw=ssa a). r(e/ousa Procop. Ep. 46 ; also a)kwluti/ [ Democr. ] in Fabr. Bibl. 4.338 . a)kw/mastos, on, without revelry, of persons, Lib. Decl. 28.24 . a)kwmw/|dhtos, on, not ridiculed. Adv. -tws Luc. VH 1.2 a)/kwn (A), [a^], ontos, o(, (a)kh/ A) javelin, dart, smaller and lighter than e)/gxos, Il. 15.709 , Od. 14.531 , al., Pi. P. 9.20 , E. Ph. 1402 , etc.; in later Prose, Eratosth. Cat. 33 , Aristid. Or. 26(14).84 , Artem. 1.57 , Ant.Lib. 41.5 . a)/kwn (B), [a_] , a)/kousa, a)=kon, Att. contr. for a)e/kwn, q.v. a)kw/nhtos, on, unpitched, Dsc. 1.7 . a)/kwnos, on, without conical top, pilos J. AJ 3.7.3 . a)kw/phtos, on, not having oars : unequipt, AB 373 , Hsch. a)/kwpos, on, without oars, AP 9.88 ( Phil. ). a)/laba, ink, Hsch. , who also has a)la/bh: lignu/s, spodo/s, karki/nos, u(po\ de\ *kupri/wn mari/lh, and a).: a)/nqrakes. a)la^b-arxe/w, to be a)laba/rxhs, J. AJ 20.5.2 . a)la^b-a/rxhs, v. *)araba/rxhs . a)la^b-arxi/a [a^l] , h( office of a)laba/rxhs, J. AJ 20.7.3 ; also e)c a)labarxei/hs AP 11.383 ( Pall. ). a)la^ba/stion, to/, Dim. of a)la/bastos, Eub. 100 . a)labasti=tis, v. a)labastri/ths . a)la^bastoqh/kh, h(, case for alabaster ornaments, *)ef. *)arx. 1908.443 , D. 19.237 : generally, small box or casket, Ar. Fr. 548 (-stro-), PLond. 2.12 (-stro-). a)la/bastos [a^la^-] or a)/la^b-stros, o( (h(, v.l. in Ev Marc. 14.3 ), globular vase without handles for holding perfumes, often made of alabaster, Hdt. 3.20 , Ar. Ach. 1053 , Crates Com. 15.6 , Alex. 62 , 143 , etc. (a)la/bastos (or -on) is the earlier Att. form, SIG 102 , cf. Ael.Dion. Fr. 31 , Men. 990 : Dor. acc. pl. a)laba/strws Call. Lav.Pall. 15 ) :—neut. a)la/bastron IG 2.745B4 , 11(2).161 B 9 (Delos, iii B. C.), LXX 4 Ki. 21.13 (cod. A), v.l. in Ev.Marc. 14.3 : pl. a)la/bastra or -ta Theoc. 15.114 , AP 9.153 ( Agath. ). a)la^b-astri/nh (sc. liqotomi/a ), h(, alabaster quarry, PThead. 54 . a)la^b-a/strinos, h, on, of alabaster, e)/rga PRyl. 92.1 (ii/iii A. D.). a)la^b-a/strion, to/, alabaster quarry, PThead. 36.3 (iv A. D.). a)la^b-astri/ths (sc. li/qos), ou, o(, calcareous alabaster, Thphr. Lap. 65 , cf. Str. 12.8.14 , Zos.Alch. p.113 B. :—alsoa)la^b-asti=tis, idos, h( , pe/tra Callix. 1 . a)la^b-astroeidh/s, like alabaster, Zos.Alch. p.111 B. Adv. -dw=s, sti/lbousa Dsc. 4.76 . a)la^/b-astros, v. a)la/bastos . a)la^b-astrofo/ros, on, carrying vases, A. Fr. 409 . a)la^b-astrw/n, w=nos, o(, alabaster quarry, Sammelb. 4639 (iii A. D.). a)la/bh, v. sub a)/laba. a)la/bhs or a)lla/bhs, htos, h(, a Nile fish, Str. 17.2.4 , Ath. 7.312b , Gp. 20.7.1 , POxy. 1857.2 (vi A. D.); in Plin. HN 5.51 alabetes. a)la/bhtoi: qo/ruboi, and a)labutw=: qorubw, Hsch. a)labw/dhs, es, sooty, murky, pu/rgos Antim.Col. 1.5 , cf. Hsch. a(/la^de [a^l], Adv., (a(/ls) to or into the sea, Il. 1.308 , Epicur. Fr. 194 , etc.; ei)s a(/lade Od. 10.351 . a(/lademu/stai, name of the second day of the Eleusinian mysteries, 16t h Boedromion, Polyaen. 3.11.2 , cf. IG 1.53a35 , 2.385d20 . a(la/dromos [a^l], o(, dithyrambic word coined by Ar. Av. 1396 , prob. from a(/ls (B), race over the sea. a)/laza: ai)sxra/, Hsch. a)laz-onei/a, h(, false pretension, imposture, Pl. Grg. 525a , D. 22.47 , etc., cf. Arist. EN 1127a13 , Thphr. Char. 23 ; u(p' a)lazonei/as Ar. Ra. 919 : in pl., Id. Eq. 290 , 903 , Isoc. 12.20 ; boastfulness, Procop. Pers. 1.11 : metaph., a). xordw=n their over-readiness to sound, opp. e)ca/rnhsis, Pl. R. 531b . [That penult. is long appears from Ar.ll. cc., Men. 737 .] a)laz-o/neuma, atos, to/, imposture, piece of humbug, Aeschin. 3 . 238 , cf. Aristid. 27(16).29 : in pl., quackeries, Ar. Ach. 87 , Aeschin. 1.178 . a)laz-oneu/omai, fut. -eu/somai D. 36.41 : (a)lazw/n): —make false pretensions, brag, Ar. Ra. 280 , Lys. Fr. 73 ; of the Sophists, X. Mem. 1.7.5 , etc.; peri/ tinos Eup. 146b , Isoc. 12.74 ; e)pi/ tini Aristipp. ap. D.L. 2.73 . feign, Pl. Hp.Mi. 371a ; ta\ h)/qh a). Arist. Oec. 1344a19 . a)laz-oni/as, on , o( , boaster, braggart, Hdn. Epim. 183 . a)laz-oniko/s, h/, o/n, disposed to make false pretensions, boastful, braggart, Hp. Medic. 4 , X. Mem. 1.2.5 , Phld. Rh. 2.149 S. ( Sup. ); -ko/n, to/ , Arist. EN 1127b29 . Adv. -kw=s Plu. Mar. 9 : Comp. -w/teron Apollon.Cit. 3 : Sup. -w/tata Men.Prot. p.118D. a)laz-onoxaunoflu/a_ros, o(, swaggering empty babbler, Archestr. Fr. 59.12B. a)laz-osu/nh, h(, = a)lazonei/a , Aq. Je. 49.16 ( 29.17 ). a)laz-w/n [a^l], o/nos, o(, h(, (a)/lh) prop. wanderer about country, vagrant, Alc. Com. 31 . charlatan, quack, esp. of Sophists, Cratin. 380 , Ar. Nu. 102 , Pl. Chrm. 173c , al. braggart, boaster, X. Cyr. 2.2.12 , Arist. EN 1127a21 ; title of play by Men. Adj., boastful, pretentious, Hdt. 6.12 ; a). lo/goi Pl. R. 560c : Comp. -e/steros Suid. s.v. ei)/rwn : Sup. , h(donh\ a)lazoni/staton most shameless, Pl. Phlb. 65c . Adv. Sup. -e/stata, drw-n Ael. NA 4.29 . a)la/qeia, a)la_qh/s, Dor. for a)lh/q-. a)la_qei/s, v. sub a)la/omai. a)la/qhtos [la_], on , gloss on a)/lhstos , Suid. : coupled with a)/lastos, Sch. E. Hec. 685 . not escaping detection, Astramps. Orac. 13.1 . a)lai/nw [a^l], = a)la/omai , wander about, A. Ag. 82 , E. Tr. 1084 , El. 204 , 589 , Cyc. 79 : c. acc., a). po/da du/sthnon Id. Ph. 1536 .—Always in lyr., exc. Or. 532 . a)laio/s, o/n, f.l. for a)leo/s , q.v. a)laka/ta, h(, Dor. for h)laka/th :— Dim. a)laka/tion, to/, POxy. 1740.8 (iii/iv A.D.). a)la/khton: a)yo/fhton, Hsch. a)lakw=sai: a)qroi=sai, and suna/gesqai ,Id. a)lala/, Dor. for a)lalh/, q.v. a)la^l-a^gh/, h(, shouting, S. Tr. 206 . a)la^/l-agma, atos, to/, = sq., Call. Fr. 310 , Psalm.Solom. 17.8 , Plu. Mar. 45 . a)la^l-agmo/s, o(, = a)lalagh/ , Hdt. 8.37 , Plu. 2.564b , Arr. An. 5.10.4 , Onos. 29.1 . generally, loud noise, tumpa/nwn, au)lou=, E. Cyc. 65 , Hel. 1352 (lyr.). a)/la^l-agc: pla/nh, Hsch. a)la^l-a/zw, fut. -a/comai v.l. in E. Ba. 593 , -a/cw LXX Ez. 27.30 : aor. h)la/laca E. HF 981 , X. (v. infr.), poet. a)la/laca Pi. O. 7.37 :— Med. , S. Fr. 534 , Arr. An. 5.10.3 : (formed from the cry a)lalai/): —raise the war-cry, tw=| *)enuali/w| h)la/lacan (as v.l. for h)le/lican ) X. An. 5.2.14 , cf. 6.5.27 ; Med. , Arr.l.c.: c.acc. cogn., ni/khn a)lala/zein shout the shout of victory, S. Ant. 133 . generally, cry, shout aloud, Pi.l.c., E. El. 855 ; esp. in orgiastic rites, A. Fr. 57 ; of Bacchus and Bacchae, E. Ba. 593 (in Med. ), 1133 , etc.; w)lo/lucan ai( gunai=kes, h)la/lacan de\ oi( a)/ndres Hld. 3.5 . rarely of a cry of pain or grief, h)la/laze dusqnh/(skwn fo/nw( E. El. 843 , LXX Je. 4.8 , al., Ev.Marc. 5.38 , Plu. Luc 28 . rarely also of other sounds than the voice, sound loudly, yalmo\s d' a)lala/zei A. Fr. 57 ; ku/mbalon a)lala/zon 1 Ep.Cor. 13.1 .—Poet. word, used by X. and in late Prose. a)la^lai/ or a)lalalai/ [a^l], exclam. of joy, in formula a)lalai\ i)h\ paiw/n Ar. Av. 1763 , Lys. 1291 . a)lala/cios, god of the war-cry, epith. of Ares, Corn. ND 21 ; of Zeus, Call. Aet. 3.1.60 . a)la^la_to/s, o(, Dor. for a)lalhto/s. a)la^la/w, (a)/lalos) make dumb, in Pass. , Aq. Ps. 38(39).3 ; but a)lalo/w, Pass. , ib. 30(31).19 . a)lalh/ [a^la^], Dor. a)lala/, h(, (a)lalai/) loud cry, mani/ai t' a)lalai/ t' o)rinome/nwn Pi. Fr. 208 ; a)lalai\ ai)agma/twn ( v.l. a)lalagai/ ) E. Ph. 337 :— esp. war-cry, Pi. N. 3.60 ; battle, Id. I. 7(6).10 : comically, a). "mu/ron xei=te" Phoen. 3.3 :—*)alala/ personified, klu=q', *)alala/, pole/mou qu/gater, Pi. Fr. 78 , cf. Plu. 2.349c . a)la/lhmai [a^la^], pf. of a)la/omai, only in pres. sense (part. a)lalh/menos with accent of pres., Od. 14.122 ), wander, roam about, like a beggar, Hom. mostly in Od., 2.370 , 15.10 , etc.; of seamen, mayidi/ws a)la/lhsqe 3.72 , cf. 313 ; of a departed spirit, a). a)n' eu)rupule\s *)/ai+dos dw= Il. 23.74 ; of things, muri/a lugra\ kat' a)nqrw/pous a)la/lhtai Hes. Op. 100 :—once Trag., in plpf., a)la/lhnto E. Andr. 306 (lyr.). a)la/lhtos [la^], on , unspeakable, unutterable, v.l. in Thgn. 422 , cf. AP 5.3 ( Phld. ), Ep.Rom. 8.26 . Adv. -tws, as expl. of a)lo/gws, Eust. 723.30 . a)la/lhta: cu/la potamo/klusta, gomfw/dh, Hsch. a)la^lhto/s, Dor. a)la^l-a_to/s, ou=, o(, (a)lalai/) shout of victory, Il. 16.78 ; war-cry, battle-shout, Hes. Th. 686 , Pi. P. 1.72 . generally, loud shouting, Il. 2.14 <*>; halloo, in hunting, Nic. Dam. p.6 D. rarely, cry of woe or wailing, Il. 21.10 ; com., tw=n de\ plakou/ntwn.. h)=n a). Telecl. 1.13 . rarely of other sounds, loud noise, au)lw=n AP 6.51 . a)lali/a, h(, = ponhri/a, a)taci/a , S. Fr. 232 . a)/lalke [a^la], 3 sg. aor. 2 (also 2 imper., Thgn. 13 ), Il. 23.185 , Hes. Th. 527 , Pi. N. 4.60 (augm. h)/lalke Hsch. ); subj. (v. infr.); opt. a)la/lkois, -koi, -koien, Od. 13.319 , Il. 21.138 , 22.196 ; in<*>. a)lalke/menai Il. 17.153 , a)lalkei=n ( a)lalke/men Ar.Byz. ) 19.30 , AP 7.8 (Antip.); part. a)lalkw/n Il. 9.605 , AP 9.374 :—ward, keep off, ti/ tini something from a person, Il. 19.30 , etc.; less freq. ti/ tinos 21.539 ; a). ti/ tini krato/s Od. 10.288 .—Hence A.R. 2.235 formed fut. a)lalkh/sousin, Q.S. 7.267 pres. a)la/lkousin. (Cf. a)le/cw.) *)alalk-omenhi/+s, i/+dos, epith. of Athena, Il. 4.8 , 5.908 : either from Boeot. town Alalcomenae or (as Aristarch. ) from a)lalkei=n, Protectress: —also *)alalk-ome/nh BCH 1.82 (Chios): masc. *)alalk-omeneu/s, e/ws, of Zeus, EM 56.10 . *)alalk-ome/nios or *)ala/lk-eios, o(, Boeot. month, answering to the Att. *maimakthriw/n, IG 7.2227 , al., Plu. Arist. 21 . *)alalk-th/rion, to/, (a)/lalke) remedy, Zonar. a)/la^los, on, speechless, dumb, prob. in A. Fr. 60 , LXX Ps. 37(38).13 , Ev.Marc. 9.17 , etc.; kei/mesqa a)/. IG 14.1627 : Comp. -w/teros Sch. Pi. N. 8.41 . a)la/lugc [a^la^], uggos, h(, = lugmo/s , gulping, choking, Nic. Al. 18 , cf. AB 374 . a)lalu/kthmai [a^la^], to be in anguish, sore distressed, pf. formed by redupl. from a)lukte/w, ou)de/ moi h)=tor e)/mpedon, a)ll' a). Il. 10.94 . a)lalu/sqai: fobei=sqai, <a)>lu/ein, Hsch. a)lampa/n: to\n h(/lion, Id. a)la/mp-etos, on, (la/mpw) without light, darksome, h.Hom. 32.5 ; of the nether world, S. OC 1662 ( v.l. a)lu/phton ), cf. Epigr.Gr. 264.5 (dub.); a). ou)=das *)ai/+dew ib. 149 3 (Rhenea), cf. ib. 241.5 Smyrna); sko/tos (metaph. of Heraclitus AP 9.540 . a)lamp-h/s, e/s, = foreg., nu/c Simon. 37.8 ; dull, not bright, o)/yies v.l. in Hp. Prog. 2 , pu=r D.S. 3.48 ; of colour, Arist. Col. 793a12 ; of sound, Orib. 50.51.2 ; a). h(li/on out of sun's light, S. Tr. 691 ; u(po/gaion J. BJ 1.3.3 ; a)lampe/as *)/ai+dos eu)na/s Epigr.Gr. 431 ( Antioch. ). metaph., obscure, a)reth\n..a)maura\n kai\ a). Plu. Phoc. 1 , cf. B. 12.175 . a)lamp-i/a, h(, Pythag. name for one, Theol.Ar. 6 . a)lane/s: a)lhqe/s, Hsch. Adv. a)lane/ws: o(losxerw=s ( Tarent. ), Id.; a)vlane/ws, dub. sens., GDI 1156.4 (Elis). a)/lac, v. a)/lc . a)la/omai [a^l], Ep. 3 pl. a)lo/wntai, imper. a)lo/w (v. infr.), used by Hom. mostly in contr. forms a)la=sqe, a)lw/menos, impf. h)lw/mhn, Ep. a)la=to: fut. a)lh/somai (a)p-) Hes. Sc. 409 ( v.l. a)palh/sato ): Ep. aor. a)lh/qhn Od. 14.120 , 362 , Dor. part. a)la_qei/s A. Supp. 870 : pf. a)la/lhmai (q.v.): (a)/lh) :—wander, roam, oi(=a/ te lhisth=res..toi/ t' a)lo/wntai yuxa\s parqe/menoi Od. 3.73 ; o(/de tis du/sthnos a)lw/menos e)nqa/d' i(ka/nei 6.206 ; mh\ pa/qwme/n ti a)lw/menoi Hdt. 4.97 ; ai)sxrw=s a)lw=mai A. Eu. 98 ; a)/sitos nhli/pous t' a). S. OC 349 : esp. to be outcast, banished, ib. 444 , Th. 2.102 , Lys. 6.30 , D. 19.310 ; e)kse/qen by thee, S. OC 1363 : —freq. with Preps., a)na\ strato\n oi)=oi a)la=sqe Il. 10.141 ; ka\p pedi/on..oi)=os a)la=to 6.201 ; polla\ brotw=n e)pi\ a)/ste) a)lw/menos Od. 15.492 ; gh=s e)p' e)sxa/tois o(/rois A. Pr. 666 ; e)pi\ ce/nhs xw/ras S. Tr. 300 , cf. Isoc. 4.168 ; ou(/tw nu=n..a)lo/w kata\ po/nton Od. 5.377 , cf. A. Supp. 870 ; noma/dessi ga\r e)n *sku/qais a)la=tai Ar. Av. 942 : c. acc. loci, a). gh=n wander over the land, S. OC 1686 ; porqmou\s a). muri/ous E. Hel. 532 ; ou)/rea Theoc. 13.66 . c. gen., wander away from, miss a thing, eu)frosu/nas a)la=tai Pi. O. 1.58 ; yuxh\n a)la=tai th=s pa/roiq' eu)praci/as E. Tr. 640 . metaph., wander in mind, be perplexed, S. Aj. 23 . a)la^o/s [a^l], o/n , not seeing, blind ( Cypr. for tuflo/s, AB 1095 ), Od. 8.195 , etc. (not in Il. , Trag. only in lyr.); to\ fwtw=n a). ge/nos A. Pr. 549 , a)laoi/, opp. dedorko/tes, the dead, Id. Eu. 322 ; of eyes, S. OC 149 , 244 , E. Ph. 1531 ; e(/lkos a). blinding wound, i. e. blindness, S. Ant. 974 ; e)p) o)fqalmw=n a). ne/fos A.R. 2.259 . invisible imperceptible fqi/sis a)lah/ prob. l. in Hp. Loc. Hom. 10 (codd. a)/llh, Gal. a)lai/+a). (If from a)- priv., la/w A (q.v.), the accent is exceptional, but cf. Hdn. Gr. 1.112 .) [a^la^os Od. l.c., etc.; but ma/ntios a)laou= init. vers. Od. 10.493 , 12.267 .] a)la^o-skopia/, Ion. a)la^o-ih/, h(, blind man's watch, i.e. careless watch, Il. 10.515 , 13.10 , Od. 8.285 , Hes. Th. 466 . a)la^o-to/kos, on, bringing forth young blind, Suid. a)la^o/w, blind, o)fqalmou= a)law=sai blind him of his eye, Od. 1.69 , 9.516 : c. acc., AP 7.601 ( Jul. ). a)la^p-adno/s, h/, o/n, (a)lapa/zw) easily exhausted, i.e. powerless, feeble, sti/xes, sqe/nos, mu=qos, etc., Il. 4.330 , Od. 18.373 , h.Merc. 334 , cf. Hes. Op. 437 : Comp. , a)lapadno/teroi ga\r e)/sesqe Il. 4.305 . (a)- euph., cf. lapadno/s.) a)la^p-adnosu/nh, h(, feebleness, Q.S. 7.12 . a)la^p-a/zw [a^l], Ep. impf. a)la/pazon Il. 11.503 : fut. -a/cw 2.367 , A. Ag. 130 (anap.): Ep. aor. a)la/paca Il. 11.750 , Thgn. 951 :— Pass. , Il. 24.245 :—empty, drain, exhaust, Od. 17.424 ; a). po/lin sack, plunder, Il. 2.367 ; of men, overpower, destroy, 5.166 , 31.503 , al.: metaph., [oi)=nos] e)k kradi/hs a)ni/as a)ndrw=n a). Panyas. 14 . (a)- euph., cf. lapa/ssw.) a)/lara: *pontika\ ka/rua, Hsch., EM 57.53 ; also, butt of spear-shaft, Hsch. , and a)lari/a, h(, tree which furnished shafts for spears, EM 57.54 . a)laru=nai: r(upa=nai, Hsch. a(/las, a^tos, to/, = a(/ls , salt, Arist. Mir. 844b16 , Lycon ap. Hdn. Gr. 2.716 , LXX Le. 2.13 , al., Ep.Col. 44.6 , Gal. 14.327 ; a(/. a)mmwniako/n POxy. 1222.2 (iv A. D.). a)lastai/nw: duspaqe/w, Hsch. :— Pass. , EM 58.3 (codd. a)laista/nomai). a)laste/w, to be full of wrath or (more prob.) to be distraught, h)la/steon de\ qeoi/ (as trisyll.) Il. 15.21 ; w)/(mwcen . . kai\ a)lasth/sas e)/pos hu)/da 12.163 , cf. Call. Del. 239 , Musae. 202 , etc., cf. Gal. Lex. s.v. a)la/stores . (Only impf. and aor. part. in earlier Ep. ; fut -h/sw Q.S. 5.584 .) a)last-ori/a, h(, vengeance of heaven, J. AJ 17.1.1 . a)la/st-oros, on, under influence of an a)la/stwr, A. Fr. 294 : crying for vengeance, a)lasto/roisin o)mma/twn ku/klois S. Ant. 974 (lyr.). epith. of Zeus, avenging, Pherecyd. 175 J. a)/lastos, on, (cf. a)/lhstos): (a)- priv., laqei=n, lh/qomai): — not to be forgotten. insufferable, pe/nqos, a)/xos, Il. 24.105 , Od. 4.108 , Hes. Th. 467 , cf. Alcm. 23 , A. Pers. 990 ; e)/paqon a)/lasta S. OC 538 : Sup. -o/taton, ph=ma IG 12 ( 5 ). 64 (Naxos); neut. as Adv., a)/laston o)du/romai I wail inconsolably, Od. 14.174 , cf. B. 3.34 . of persons, as in Il. 22.261 , where Achilles calls Hector a)/laste thou whom I will never forget nor forgive!; accursed wretch, S. OC 1482 ; patro\s . . a)/. ai(=ma ib. 1672 , cf. Mim. Oxy. 413.60 .—Poet. and late Prose, Dempoh. Sent. 13 : used by Trag. only in lyr. a)la/stwr, oros, o(, h(, avenging spirit or deity, with or without dai/mwn, freq. Trag., A. Pers. 354 , Ag. 1501 , 1508 , cf. Men. 8 D. ; a). ou(mo/s S. OC 788 ; e)c a)lasto/rwn nosei=n Id. Tr. 1235 ; a)la/storas e)/xein Hp. Morb.Sacr. 1 ; a). *pelopidw=n, prov. of utter ruin, Xenarch. 1.3 ; generally, bouko/lwn a). herdsmen's scourge. of Nemean lion, S. Tr. 1092 : fem., of the Sphinx, Nicoch. 18 ; *zeu\s *)a. Orph. H. 73 . Pass. , he who does deeds which merit vengeance, wretch, A. Eu. 236 , S. Aj. 374 ; miaroi\..kai\ ko/lakes kai\ a). D. 18.296 ; ba/rbaro/n te . . kai\ a). to\n*fi/lippon a)pokalw=n Id. 19.305 ; a)/nqrwp' a)la/stwr Bato 2.5 , cf. Men. 7D. , Pk. 408 ; *dionu/sios a(pa/shs *sikeli/as a). Clearch. 10 . (Connected with a)la/omai by Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.47 .) a)la/tas, a)la_tei/a, Dor. for a)lh/ths, a)lhtei/a. a(l-ati/zw, sprinkle with salt, [ Gal. ] 14.576 , Anon. in Rh. 14.2.30 ( Pass. ). a(l-atiko/n, salarium, Gloss. a(l-a/tinos, h, on, (a(/las) made of salt, Alex.Trall. 12 . a(l-a/tion, to/, Dim. of a(/las, Aesop. 322b , Aët. 3.109 . a(/lato, Dor. 3 sg. aor. 1 of a(/llomai. a(la^topwli/a, h(, right of vending salt, Arist. Oec. 1346b21 , PFlor. 16.33 . a)latri/as: a(martwli/as, Hsch. a)lauri/das: sxi/zas, Id. a)la-w=pis, idos, h(, pecul. fem. of sq., Emp. 49 . a)la-wpo/s, on, lit. blind-eyed; hence, dark, o(mi/xlh Nonn. D. 25.282 . a)la-wtu/s, u/os, h(, (a)lao/w) blinding, o)fqalmou= Od. 9.503 . a)lba/rios, o(, plasterer, IG 14.2271 . a)lga=|: kru/ptei, Hsch. a)lga/s: a)lghdo/nas, Id. a)lgei/h: a)rrwsti/a ( Lacon. ), Id. a)lgeino/s, h/, o/n, painful, grievous, A. Pr. 199 , 240 , S. OT 1530 , E. Med. 1037 ; ta\ me/llonta a). Th. 2.39 , cf. ib. 43 ( Comp. ). Adv. -nw=s S. Ant. 436 , Pl. Grg. 476c . rare in pass. sense, feeling pain, suffering, S. OC 1664 .— Comp. and Sup. in common use a)lgi/wn, a)/lgistos (q. v.), but a)lgeino/teros, -o/tatos, Th. 2.43 , Pl. Grg. 477d , Smp. 218a , Arist. Pr. 890a37 , and v.l. Isoc. 14.48 . Hom. form a)legeino/s, q.v. a)lgeo/qumos: a)nw/dunos th=| yuxh=|, Hsch. a)lgesi/-dwros, on, bringing pain, *)/eris Sapph. 125 ; *)/eris Opp. H. 2.668 . a)lgesi/-qu_mos,, on, grieving the heart, Orph. H. 65 , cf. PMag.Lond. 121.355 . a)lg-e/w, fut. -h/sw Od. 12.27 , (a)/lgos) feel bodily pain, suffer, a)lgh/sas smarting with pain, Il. 2.269 , etc.; suffer, be ill, Hdt. 4.68 ; more fully, a)lgh/sas o)du/nh|si Il. 12.206 : suffering part in acc., a)/lghson h(=par A. Eu. 135 ; ta\s gna/qous a)lgh/sete Ar. Pax 237 ; to\n da/ktulon Pl. R. 462d ; ta\ o)/mmata ib. 515e . suffer hardship, h)\ a(lo\s h)\ e)pi\ gh=s a)lgh/sete Od.l.c. feel pain of mind, grieve, a). yuxh/n, fre/na, Hdt. 3.43 , E. Or. 608 , etc.; a). tini/ to be pained at a thing, Hdt. 3.120 , S. OC 744 , etc.; e)p' e)ceirgasme/nois Id. Aj. 377 , etc.; dia/ ti Hdt. 4.68 ; peri/ ti or tinos, Th. 2.65 , E. Andr. 240 : c. gen., a)lgei=n xrh\ tu/xhs paligko/tou A. Ag. 571 , cf. E. Hec. 1256 : c. acc., a)lgw= me\n e)/rga A. Ch. 1016 ; pra=cin h)\n h)/lghs' e)gw/ S. Aj. 790 : c. part., h)/lghs' a)kou/sas Hdt. 3.50 , A. Pers. 844 ; a)lgw= klu/wn S. Ph. 86 ; o(rw=n Eup. 117.2 : abs., to\ a)lgou=n, opp. to\ h(do/menon, Epicur. Sent. 4 . Pass. , u(poxo/ndrion -ou/menon Hp. Coac. 273 ; to\n a)lgou/menon o)do/nta Dsc. Eup. 1.66 . a)lg-hdw/n, o/nos, h(, pain, suffering, of body, Hdt. 5.18 , Hp. Coac. 394 , E. Med. 24 ; o)du/nh tis h)\ a). Pl. R. 413b : pl., Prt. 354b . of mind, pain, grief. S. OC 514 , E. Med. 56 , Metrod. 7 : pl., Phld. D. 1.16 , etc. cause of pain, a)lghdo/nes o)mma/twn ai( *persi/des Alex. ap. Plu. Alex. 21 . - Not in A. , once in S. a)/lg-hma, to/, pain felt or caused, suffering, S. Ph. 340 , Hp. VM 6 , E. Fr. 507 , Plu. Sull. 26 , Plot. 6.1.19 ; ou)k e)/sti lu/phs a)/. mei=zon Men. 667 . a)lg-hro/s, a/, o/n, painful, LXX Je. 10.19 , al. a)/lg-hsis, ews, h(, sense of pain, S. Ph. 792 , Ar. Th. 147 : in later Prose, Iamb. Protr. 21 . kz/; neu/rwn Vett. Val. 38.13 . a)lg-hte/on, one must grieve, peri tinos Agath. 1.13 . a)lg-i^no/eis, essa, en, painful, grievous, Hes. Th. 214 , 226 , Mimn. 11 , Xenoph. 2.4 , A.R. 4.64 : in pass. sense, kro/tafos, te/nwn, Q.S. 11.45 , 57 . a)lg-i/wn, on, a)/lgistos, h, on, irreg. Comp. and Sup. of a)lgeino/s, formed fr. Subst. a)/lgos (cf. kalli/wn, ai)sxi/wn): — more or most painful, grievous, or distressing: — of Comp. , Hom. has only neut. a)/lgion, in signf. so much the worse, tw=| d' a)/lgion, ai)/ k' e)qe/lh|sin . . a)/mmi ma/xesqai Il. 18.278 , cf. 306 , Od. 4.292 : Sup. only in Il. 23.655 h(/t' a)lgi/sth dama/sasqai (of a mule).— Both are common in Trag., as a)lgi/wn A. Pr. 934 , S. Ant. 64 ; a)/lgistos Id. OT 675 , etc. [ -i^on Hom. , -i_on Trag.] a)/lgos, eos, to/, ( Cypr. , = o)du/nh , AB 1095 ) pain of body, Il. 5.394 , S. Ph. 734 , 1379 ; a). kardi/hs, podw=n, kefala=s, Hp. Epid. 7.20 , X. Cyn. 3.3 , IG 4.953.52 (Epidd.); in Hom. mostly in pl., sufferings, a)/lgea teu/xei Il. 1.110 ; a)/. pa/sxwn 2.667 , cf. Alc. 95 . pain of mind, grief, freq. in pl., Il. 1.2 , 2.39 , al.: sg., a)/lgos i(ka/nei qumo/n Il. 3.97 , cf. Od. 2.41 , etc.; th\n d' a(/ma xa/rma kai\ a)/. e(/le fre/na 19.471 ; a)/. a)eike/lion 14.32 ; ta\ ku/ntat' a)/lgh kakw=n E. Supp. 807 ; u(p' a)/lgous from pain, A. Eu. 183 ; ai)sxu/nas e)ma=s u(p' a)lge/wn from grief for my shame, E. Hel. 201 ; a)/. kardi/as LXX Si. 26.6 . later, anything that causes pain, Bion 2.11 , AP 9.390 ( Menecr. ), 5.166 ( Asclep. ); tou= a)/. qigei=n Aret. SD 2.9 . a)/lg-unsis, ews, h(, causing of pain, Phlp. in de An. 17.33 ; di' a)lgu/nsews, opp. di' h(du/nsews, Olymp. in Grg. p.531 J. a)lg-unth/r, h=ros, o(, causing pain, tinw=n Orac. ap. Zos. 1.57 . a)lg-u/nw [u_], Ion. impf. a)lgu/neske Q.S. 4.416 : fut. -u^nw= S. OT 332 , etc.: aor. h)/lgu_na Id. Tr. 458 , etc.:— Pass. , with fut. Med. a)lgunou=mai (in pass. sense) Id. Ant. 230 , E. Med. 622 : aor. h)lgu/nqhn, v. infr.—Rare exc. in Trag., Eup. 90 (paratrag.), Democr. 223 , X. Ap. 8 , and later Prose, as Plu. 2.82c :— pain, grieve, distress, tina/ A. Ch. 746 , etc.:— Pass. , feel, suffer pain, be grieved or distressed at a thing, tini/ S. Ant. 468 ; no/sois X.l.c.; e)pi/ tini E. Tr. 172 ; ti S. Ph. 1021 ; ei)sidou=sa/ t' h)lgu/nqhn ke/ar A. Pr. 247 . a)ldai/nw, only pres. and impf., exc. Ep. aor. 3 sg. h)/lda^ne (v. infr.), a)ldh/saske Orph. L. 370 :—causal of a)ldh/skw, make to grow, nourish, strengthen, me/le' h)/ldane poime/ni law=n she filled out his limbs, Od. 18.70 , 24.368 , cf. A. Th. 12 ; qumo\n a)ldai/nousan e)n eu)frosu/nais Id. Pr. 539 ; increase, multiply, o(\s ou)k e)a/sei glw=ssan . . a)ldai/nein kaka/ Id. Th. 557 :— Pass. , Aglaïas 12 . a)/ldeta: a)/tmhta, Hsch. (leg. a)/lasta: a)/tlhta). a)/ld-h, h(, growth, Hdn.Gr. 1.311 . a)ld-h/eis, essa, en, waxing, increasing, Max. 533 . a)ld-h/mios, causing growth, epith. of Zeus, Method. ap. EM 58.20 . a)ld-h/skw, grow, lhi/ou a)ldh/skontos Il. 23.599 , cf. Damocr. ap. Gal. 14.101 . trans. = a)ldai/nw , Theoc. 17.78 , Epigr.Gr. 511 (Epirus). a)ld-iska/nw, = a)ldh/skw , Hdn.Gr. 2.716 . a)/ld-omai, v. a)ldai/nw . a)le/a (A), [a^l], Ion. a)le/h, h(, (a)/lh, a)le/omai) avoiding, escape, e)ggu/qi moi qa/natos . . ou)d' a)le/h Il. 22.301 (not in Od. ); ou)k e)/stin a). ou)de\ ske/ph Hp. Aër. 19 : c.gen., shelter from athing, u(etou= Hes. Op. 545 .— Ep. and Ion. word. a)le/a (B), [a^l], Ion. a)le/h, h(, contr. a)lh= Androm. ap. Gal. 14.33 , cj. in Babr. 18.11 :—warmth, heat, of fire, Od. 17.23 (not in Il. ), Jul. Mis. 341c ; generally, warmth, or warm spot, e)n a)le/h| gene/sqai Hp. VM 16 , cf. Diocl.Fr. 141 ; e)senegkw\n e)s a). Hp. Aër. 8 ; xre/esqai peripa/tois e)n a). Id. Vict. 3.68 ; e)n a). katakei/menos Ar. Ec. 541 ; a)le/as kai\ yu/xous in heat and cold, Pl. Erx. 401d , cf. Arist. EN 1148a8 ; pni=gos kai\ a). Id. Metaph. 1026b34 ; e)n tai=s a). in the hot season, Id. Pr. 939b9 : later, animal, bodily heat, Plu. 2.131d , Ael. NA 3.20 , Aristid. Or. 48 ( 24 ). 22 ; generally, source of warmth, to\ e)/rion h(mi=n ko/smos kai\ a). Porph. Abst. 1.21 , etc.: in pl., fomentations, Alex. Trall. Febr. 3 . a)lea/zw (A), to be warm, Arist. Pr. 863b22 , Resp. 472b4 ; trans., = qermai/nw , Gal. 19.73 , Hsch. a)lea/zw (B) : kru/ptein, h)\ proba/llein, kai\ ei)/rgein, a)fani/zein, and -a/zwn: dikazo/menos, Hsch. a(lea/zw: a)qroi/zw, Id.; cf. a(lh/s, a(li/a. a(leai/, ai(, = a(lai/ , Inscr.Prien. 111 (i B. C.): sg., SIG 827 D iii 24 (Delph., ii A. D.). a)le-ai/nw, aor. -a_na Ael. VH 9.30 , (a)le/a B) warm, make warm, Hp. Epid. 5.57 , Mul. 2.124 :— Pass. , Archil. ap. Plu. 2.954f , etc. intr., grow warm, be warm, Ar. Ec. 540 , Arist. PA 656a22 , Pr. 885b27 ; a). pro\s to\ pu=r kaqhme/nh Men. 832 . a)le-antiko/s, h/, o/n, fit for warming, S.E. P. 3.179 . a)le/antos, on, not ground, si/nhpi Phlp. in GA 15.12 . a)/lear: a)lewri/an h)\ poluwri/an, Hsch. a)le/asqai, a)le/asqe, v. a)le/omai . a)le/ata, v. a)lei/ata . a)lebeba=n: e)reuna=n, Hsch. a)legeino/s, h/, o/n, Ep. for a)lgeino/s, causing pain, grievous, ai)xmh/, ma/xh, Il. 5.658 , 18.248 ; ei)resi/h Od. 10.78 ; merimna/mata Pi. Fr. 277 : c. inf., troublesome, i(/ppoi a)legeinoi\ damh/menai Il. 10.402 : neut. as Adv. -eino\n a)lasth/sasa Call. Del. 239 . Regul. Adv. -nw=s Q.S. 3.557 . a)legi/zw, Ep. Verb, used only in pres. and impf.: (a)le/gw) :— trouble oneself about a thing, care for, mind, heed, in Hom. (only in Il. ) always with neg., c. gen., tw=n ou)/ti metatre/ph| ou)d' a)legi/zeis Il. 1.160 , al.; tw=n me\n a)/r' ou)k a)le/gize path/r 11.80 , cf. Hes. Th. 171 : abs., o( d' a)fh/menos ou)k a)legi/zei ou)d' o)/qetai Il. 15.106 ; in late Ep. c. acc., e)gw\ de/ min ou)k a)legi/zw Q.S. 2.428 ; rare without neg., o(\s tri/a me\n ti/ktei, du/o d' e)kle/pei, e(\n d' a)legi/zei Musae. Fr. 3 D. ; h(rw/wn a). IG 14.1389 i 42 :— Pass. , ou)k a)legizo/menos f.l. in AP 5.17 ( Rufin. ).—Poet. word, found in Aret. CA 1.4 . a)legu/nw, Ep. Verb, Hom. only pres. and impf.: aor. a)le/gu_na A.R. 1.394 , Med. a)legu/nato Emp. 137.4 : (a)le/gw) :—heed, care for, Hom. (only Od. ) always c. acc. dai=ta or dai=tas, a)/llas d' a)legu/nete dai=tas find your meals elsewhere, 1.374 ; dai=t' a)le/gunon, of invited guests, 13.23 ; but dai=tas e)i/+sas . . a)legu/nein prepare a meal for guests, 11.186 ; dolofrosu/nhn a)legu/nwn h.Merc. 361 ; a)glai/+as a)le/gune ib. 476 . a)le/gw, Ep. and Lyr., once in A. (lyr.), only pres., have a care, mind, heed, usu. neg.: abs., ou)k a). have no care, Il. 11.389 , Od. 17.390 ; ku/nes ou)k a)le/gousai Od. 19.154 : without neg., *litai\ a)le/gousi kiou=sai walk with good heed, Il. 9.504 . with a case, c. gen., heed, care for, ou)d' a)llh/lwn a)le/gousin Od. 9.115 ; ou) ga\r *ku/klwpes *dio\s . . a)le/gousin ib. 275 , cf. Simon. 37.10 ; bwmw=n a)le/gontes ou)de/n A. Supp. 752 ; maka/rwn ou)k a)le/gonta qew=n Call. Aet. 3.1.65 : without neg., yuxh=s a). u(/per A.R. 2.634 . less freq. c. acc., regard, respect, qew=n o)/pin ou)k a)le/gontes Il. 16.388 , Hes. Op. 251 ; oi)wnou/s A.R. 1.145 : without neg., nhw=n o(/pla . . a)le/gousin take care of, Od. 6.268 , cf. Pi. O. 11 ( 10 ). 15 , I. 8(7).51 . count among, *lu/kaison e)n kamou=sin Alcm. 32 , cf. Pi. O. 2.78 ( Pass. ); e)n a)qana/tois a). IG 14.1389 ii6 . (Commonly deriv. from a)- copul., le/gw, count with, cf. 111 .) a)/lee: fu/lasse, Hsch. a)leei=: a)dikei=, Id. a)leeino/s, h/, o/n, (a)le/a B) lying open to the sun, warm, hot, xw/rh Hdt. 2.25 ; nh=soi Hp. Vict. 2.37 ( Comp. ); opp. yuxeino/s, X. Cyn. 10.6 ; x<*>tw/n Id. Smp. 4.38 ; freq. in Arist. , a)/nemos, u(/dwr, Mete. 358a30 ( Sup. ), HA 503a13 ( Comp. ). Adv. -nw=s Poll. 5.111 . a)leei/nw [a^], Ep. , only pres. and impf. (exc. aor. a)leei=nai Man. 6.736 ): (a)le/a A, a)/lh):—avoid, shun, mostly c. acc. rei, qumo\n o)pi/zomai h)d' a)leei/nw Od. 13.148 , al.; kh=r' a)leei/nontes Hes. Fr. 96.83 : abs., o( de\ kerdosu/nh| a)le/eine evaded [my question], Od. 4.251 : less freq. c. acc. pers., a)le/eine d' u(forbo/n 16.477 , cf. h.Merc. 239 codd.: c. inf., ktei=nai me/n r(' a)le/eine Il. 6.167 ; a)lece/menai a)le/eine 13.356 , cf. Antim. 53 :—also in Luc. Dem.Enc. 23 . intr., shrink, a)/y t' a)le/einen A.R. 3.650 . a(leeu/s, v. a(lieu/s . a)le/h, v. a)le/a . a)leh/s, e/s, like a)leeino/s , in the warmth, u(/pnos S. Ph. 859 (lyr.) (codd., Sch.; a)deh/s cj. Reiske. a)/leqra (cod. -aiq-): a)/leura, Hsch. a)lei/a, h(, (a)/lh) wandering about, AB 376 , Hsch. a(lei/a, h(, = a(liei/a , v.l. in Arist. Oec. 1346b20 , cf. Hdn. 3.1.5 , etc. = a(lea/ (cf. a(leai/), SIG 826 E iv 28 (Delph., ii A. D.). a)lei/antos, on, (leai/nw) unmasticated, trofh/ Arist. PA 674b28 . a)lei/ata, ta/, (a)le/w A) wheat-groats, coarse wheaten meal, Od. 20.108 :—a)le/ata, Milet. 3P. 163 No. 31 (vi B. C.). [-ei- metri gr.] a)/leimm-a, atos, to/, (a)lei/fw) anything used for anointing, unguent, fat, oil, Pl. Ti. 50e , Antiph. 154 , Arist. Pr. 884b37 , etc.: pl., Hices. ap. Ath. 15.689c , Diocl.Fr. 141 . a)leimm-a/tion, to/, Dim. of foreg., Diog. ap. D.L. 6.52 . a)leimm-atw/dhs, es, unctuous, Hp. Steril. 235 . a)lei=n: oi)kei=n, Hsch. (fort. na/ein). a)leino/n: a)sqene/s, lepto/n, Id. a)le/i+on u(/dwr: a)qroisto\n kai\ sullekto/n, Id. a)le/i+os: pe/nhs ,Id. (i.e. *)alh/ios). a)leip-te/on, one must anoint, Sor. 2.16 , Gal. 6.229 , Gp. 16.4.1 . a)leip-th/r, h=ros, o(, = a)lei/pths , Man. 4.178 . a)leip-th/rion, to/, place for anointing in gymnasia, or in Roman Thermae, used also as sudatory, Alex. 101 , Thphr. Ign. 13 , IG 5(1).1390.108 (Andania, i B. C.), CIG 2782.25 , al., Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 10.10.1 . paint-brush ( Cypr. ), Hsch. (-ph/rion cod.). unguent, Erot. s.v. kamma/rw . a)lei/p-ths, ou, o(, anointer: hence (cf. a)lei/fw 1 ) trainer in gymnasia, Arist. EN 1106b1 , Plb. 27.7.1 , Sammelb. 4224.7 (i B. C.), Plu. 2.133b . metaph., oi( a)qlhtai\ th=s a)reth=s mh\ yeu/santes tou\s a)lei/ptas no/mous Ph. 2.409 ; teacher, tw=n politikw=n Plu. Per. 4 ; th=s kaki/as S.E. M. 1.298 . Lat. aliptes, bath-attendant, Juv. 6.422 . a)leip-tiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for the a)lei/pths, trained under him, Plu. 2.619a :—a( -ka/ (sc. te/xna) art of training, Ti.Locr. 104a ; a). suggra/mmata, treatises thereon, Iamb. VP 5.25 ; a). e)pime/leia, kind of massage, Sor. 2.38 . Adv. -kw=s like an a)lei/pths, Sch. Ar. Eq. 492 . a)leipto/s o/n, anointed, smeared, Hdn.Gr. 2.472 : a)leipta/, ta/ , ointments, Hp. Liqu. 7 . a)/leiptos on, (lei/pw) not left behind, unconquered, puqau/lhs, periodoni/khs, IG 14.737 , 1102 , cf. D.Chr. 28.9 , PLond. 3.1178.54 (ii A. D.). Adv. -tws perfectly, Porph. in Cat. 124.2 . a)lei/p-tria, h(, fem. of a)lei/pths, Lys. Fr. 88S. ; title of plays by Amphis , Antiph. , etc. a)/leip-tron, f.l. for e)ca/leiptron , q. v. a)lei/s, ei=sa, e/n, v. ei)/lw . a)/leison [a^], to/ , cup, goblet, = de/pas ( Ath. 11.783a ), xru/seion Il. 11.774 , Od. 3.50 , al.; peristei/xontos a)lei/sou Call. Aet. 1.1.13 :—masc. a)/leisos Ar. Fr. 623 . hip-socket, Marsyasap. Ath. 11.479c . a)leitei/a, h(, = a)li/thma , Suid. a)lei/ths, ou, o(, sinner, of Paris and suitors of Penclope, Il. 3.28 , Od. 20.121 :—a)lei/ths tino/s sinner against one, A.R. 1.1338 :—fem. a)lei=tis Hdn.Gr. 2.67 ; cf. a)litai/nw, a)loito/s. a)leit-ourghsi/a, h(, exemption from leitourgi/ai, late word for Att. a)te/leia, Str. 13.1.2 -, IGRom. 4.295 (Pergam.), POxy. 1.140.10 (ii/ iii A. D.), Sammelb. 4224.15 (i B. C.), etc.; censured as eu)tele/s by Poll. 8.156 :—also a)leit-ourgi/a, h(, Benndorf-Niemann Reise in Lykien p.78 (Sidyma). a)leit-ou/rghtos, on, free from leitourgi/ai, a). pasa=n ta=n leitourgia=n Decr. Byz. ap. D. 18.91 ; pa/shs u(pourgi/as Megasth. ap. D.S. 2.40 , cf. Din. Fr. 89.5 , IG 22.682.17 , POxy. 62v (iii A. D.); a). kai\ a)nepi/staqmos IG 7.2413 (Thebes): metaph., h( qei/a fu/sis a). diathrei/sqw Epicur. Ep. 2p.42U. a)/leifa, to/, collat. form of sq., v.l. in Hes. Th. 553 , cf. SIG 57.34 (Milet., vi/v B. C.), A. Ag. 322 , Call. Fr. 12 , Q.S. 14.265 . a)/leifar, atos, to/, (a)lei/fw) unguent, anointing-oil, oil, fat, used in funeral sacrifices, Il. 23.170 , Od. 3.408 , etc.; a)/leifar a)po\ ke/drou, a)po\ sillikupri/wn, oil of cedar, etc., Hdt. 2.87 , 94 ; a)/. r(o/dinon Hp. Mul. 1.74 . pitch or resin, to seal wine-jars, Theoc. 7.147 .—Cf. foreg. a)leifa/s, a/dos, h(, blotting out, erasure, pra=sin kaqara\n a)po\ a)leifa/dos kai\ e)pigrafh=s PRyl. 163.17 (ii A. D.). a)leifa^ti/ths a)/rtos, o( , bread baked with oil, Epich. 52 . a)leifeu/s, o(, = a)lei/pths , Inscr.Prien. 313.716 . a)lei/fion: w(=| xrw=ntai oi( a)lei=ptai, Hsch. a)leifo/bios, on, one that lives by anointing, contemptuous word for a)lei/pths, Ar. Fr. 740 . generally, poor, Ph. 2.537 , Hsch. a)lei/fw, Hdt. 3.8 , etc.: fut. -yw LXX Ex. 40.15 , (e)c-) E. IA 1486 , Pl. R. 386c : aor. h)/leiya Hom. , Att. , Ep. a)/leiya Od. 12.177 : pf. a)lh/li^fa (a)p-) D. 52.2 ):— Med. , fut. -yomai Th. 4.68 : aor. h)leiya/mhn Att. , Ep. a)l- Il. 14.171 :— Pass. , fut. a)leifqh/somai (e)c-) D. 25.73 : aor. 1 h)lei/fqhn Hp. Morb. 4.54 , Pl. Ly. 217c , etc.: aor. 2 e)c-hli/fhn v.l. in Pl. Phdr. 258b , (a)p-) D.C. 55.3 : pf a)lh/limmai Th. 4.68 , (e)c-, u(p-) D. 25.70 , X. Oec. 10.6 (-ei- is freq. found in pf. forms in codd.): (a)-, euph., lip-, cf. li/pos):—anoint the skin with oil, as was done after bathing, Act. referring to another, Med. to oneself, lou=sai ke/let' a)mfi/ t' a)lei=yai Il. 24.582 ; Hom. elsewh. always adds li/pa or li/p' e)lai/w| (v. sub li/pa) , pa/nta loe/ssato kai\ li/p' a)/leiyen Od. 6.227 ; loessame/nw kai\ a)leiyame/nw li/p' e)lai/w| Il. 10.577 , cf. 14.171 , 18.350 : later of anointing for gymnastic exercises, li/pa meta\ tou= gumna/zesqai h)lei/yanto Th. 1.6 ; generally, li/pa a)lei/fesqai Id. 4.68 ; bakka/ri r(i=nas Hippon. 41 ; of anointing the sick, Men. Georg. 60 , cf. Ep.Jac. 5.14 . supply oil for gymnasts, a)leifou/shs th=s po/lews CIG (add.) 1957g ( Maced. ); a). panh/gurin, e)/qnh, Inscr.Magn. 163 , OGI 533.47 (Ancyra); oi( -o/menoi youths undergoing gymnastic training, ib. 339.72 (Sestos), etc.; oi( a). e)n tw=| gumnasi/w| ib. 764.5 (Pergam.), al.; a)lei/fesqai para/ tini to attend a gymnastic school, Arr. Epict. 1.2.26 . polish, tra/pezan Diph. 74 ; daktu/lion Thphr. Char. 21 ; a)ga/lmata Artem. 2.33 . metaph., prepare as if for gymnastics, encourage, stimulate, instigate, Demad. 17 , Pl. ap. D.L. 4.6 ; e)pi\ th\n politikh\n a)gwni/an Phld. Rh. 2.59 S. ; tina\ e)pi\ to\n *klw/dion App. BC 2.16 , cf. Plu. Them. 3 ; tina\ kata/ tinos Ph. 1.549 ; tina\ e)pi\ farmakei/an App. Mac. 11.7 :— Pass. , tou\s -ome/nous e)pi/ ti Phld. Rh. 2.158 S. daub, plaster, besmear, ou)/ata a)lei=yai stop up ears, Od. 12.47 , 177 , 200 ; a). ai(/mati Hdt. 3.8 ; mi/ltw| X. Oec. 10.5 ; yimuqi/w| Pl. Ly. 217d ; kuanw=| Paus. 5.11.5 . a)/leiyis, ews, h(, anointing, Hp. Hum. 10 , Arist. GA 785a30 , Th<*>hr. Sud. 39 , etc.: pl., Perict. ap. Stob. 4.28.19 . method or custom of anointing, Hdt. 3.22 . polishing, a)ndria/ntwn BGU 362 vii 14 (iii A. D.). a)lei/wtos, on, not ground, Gal. 14.47 . a)lekino/s: dunato/s, Cyr. , Suid. (cf. a)liki/nos). a)lekto/r-eios, on, (a)le/ktwr) of a fowl, ko/pros Aët. 2.118 . a)lektor-ideu/s, e/ws, o(, chicken, Ael. NA 7.47 . a)lekto/r-ion, to/, poultry-yard, IGRom. 4.921 (Cibyra). a)lektor-i/s [a^], i/dos, h( , fem. of a)le/ktwr, hen, Hp. Int. 27 , Nat.Puer. 29 (pl.), Epich. 152 , 172 , Hecat. 58 (pl.):—used by Trag. and Com. acc. to Phryn. 207 as generic name, cf. Arist. HA 544a32 , 614b10 , Diocl.Fr. 141 , Herod. 6.100 , etc.; *)adrianai\ a)., a small kind, Arist. HA 558b16 . = qri\c h( a)po\ th=s kefalh=s trefome/nh , Hsch. , cf. EM 59.24 . a)lektor-i/skos, o(, Dim. of a)le/ktwr, cockerel, Babr. 5.1 , Aesop. 341.12 : as ornament, a). xalkou=s Roussel Cultes Egyptiens 230 (Delos). a)le/ktor-on, on, to/, = a)le/ktwr , PLond. 3.1259.25 (iv A. D.). a)lektor-ofwni/a, h(, cock-crow, i.e. third watch of night, Str. 7 Fr. 35 , Ev.Marc. 13.35 . a)/lektos, on, not to be told, indescribable, Hp. Ep. 13 , Pherecr. 157 , Plb. 30.22.12 , App. Hann. 40 . a)/lektros, on, unwedded, S. Ant. 917 , Heraclit. All. 44 ; a)/lektr', a)/numfa ga/mwn a(millh/mata marriage that is no marriage, i.e. unhallowed marriage, S. El. 492 ; a)/. zo/a E. Tr. 254 (lyr.); a)/lektra ghra/skousan, as Adv., S. El. 962 . a)lektru/aina, h(, fem. of a)lektruw/n, coined by Ar. Nu. 666 . a)lektru-o/neios, on, of a fowl, kre/a Hp. Int. 9 . a)lektru-o/nilon, to/, Dim. of a)lektruw/n, Ephipp. 15.8 . a)lektru-oni/s, = a)lektori/s , Sch. Ar. Nu. 226 ( Suid. a)lektori/s), cf. Gal. 12.285 . a)lektru-onopw/lhs, ou, o(, poulterer, Poll. 7.136 . a)lektru-onotro/fos, o(, cock-feeder, Aeschin.Socr. 14 :—also a)lektru-otro/fos (sic), o(, IG 5(1).771 (Sparta). a)lektru-onw/dhs, es, like a cock, pro\s h(dona/s, prob. for -uw/dhs, Eun. Hist. p.266D. a)lektru-opw/lion, to/, poultry-market, Phryn.Com. 13 . a)lektru-w/n [a^], o/nos, o( , cock, Thgn. 864 , etc., cf. Arist. HA 536a28 , etc.; h)/dh a). a)|do/ntwn at cock-crow, Pl. Smp. 223c . a). *noma/s or *nomadiko/s guinea-fowl, Luc. Nav. 23 . h(, hen, Ar. Nu. 663 , Fr. 185 , Pl.Com. 19.20 , Theopomp. Com. 9 , etc. a)le/ktwr (A), [a^], oros, o( , poet. form of a)lektruw/n, cock, e(/ws e)bo/hsen a). Batr. 192 , cf. Pi. O. 12.14 , Simon. 80 B, A. Ag. 1671 , Eu. 861 , Herod. 4.12 , etc.; later Prose, Arist. Fr. 347 , PTeb. 140 (i B. C.) LXX Pr. 24.66 ( 30.31 ), Ev.Matt. 26.34 ,al., IG 3.77 : metaph., of a trumpeter, koino\s *)aqhnai/wn a). Demad. Fr. 4 ; of a flute, Ion Trag. 39 . a)le/ktoros lo/fos yellow rattle, Rhinanthusmajor, Plin. HN 27.40 . husband, consort, Tz. ad Lyc. 1094 , and so perh. in B. 4.8 , S. Fr. 851 . (Perh., like a)koi/ths, a)/loxos , from a)- copul., le/ktron). a)le/ktwr (B), oros, h(, (a)- priv., le/gw) = a)/lektros , Ath. 3.08b . a)le/kw [a^], = a)le/cw , ward off, a)le/kois peni/hn, prob. for a)le/gois, AP 6.245 ( Diod. ):—for fut. a)le/cw, etc., v. sub a)le/cw. a(le/laion, to/, sait in oil, [ Gal. ] 14.386 . a)le/matos, a)lema/tws, Dor for h)lem-. a)/len and a)le/n, v. ei)/lw . a)lecai/qrios, on, screening from chill air, S. Fr. 117 . *)alecandr-i/zw, to be on Alexander's side, Apolloph. ap. Phylarch. 46 . *)alecandr-isth/s, ou=, o(, partisan of Alexander, Charesap. Plu. Alex. 24 . *)alecandroko/lac, akos, o(, flatterer of Alexander, Charesap. Ath. 12.538f . a)le/candros, on, defending men, po/lemos Epigr. ap. D.S. 11.14 : fem., epith. of Hera, Menaechm. 3 . freq. as pr. n., esp. of Paris in Il. , cf. A. Ag. 61 , 363 . *)alecandrw/dhs, es, Alexander-like, Men. 924 . a)lec-a^ne/mas [a^], a, o( , averting wind, applied to Empedocles, Porph. VP 29 . a)lec-a/nemos, on, = foreg., Od. 14.529 , Ph. 1.666 , Alciphr. 3.41 :—also a)lec-h/nemos, on, Eust. 1767.43 . a)le/c-hma, atos, to/, defence, guard, help, A. Pr. 479 : c. gen., remedy for, o)du/nhs Hp. Mul. 2.212 ; protection against, kru/ous kai\ qa/lpous Gal. UP 12.3 ; u(ponoi/as Longin. 17.2 ; a). pro/s ti D.H. 7.13 , Paus. 10.18.3 . a)lec-h/nwr, oros, o(, aiding man, asname of physician, Paus. 2.11.6 (in Dor. form -a/nwr). a)le/c-hsis, ews, h(, keeping off, defence, pro\s a). trape/sqai Hdt. 0.18 . helping, assistance, Hp. Ep. 16 . a)lec-h/teira, h(, AP 9.764 (Paul. Sil.), Nonn. D. 25.529 : fem. of a)lec-hth/r, h=ros, o(, one who keeps off, a). ma/xhs stemmer of battle, Il. 20.396 ; loimou= a). a protector from plague, A.R. 2.519 ; kakw=n IG 14.1003.25 :—rare in Prose, tai=s patri/sin a)lechth=res ei)=nai X. Oec. 4.3 . as Adj., qumo\s a). Opp. H. 4.42 . a)lec-hth/rios, a, on, able to keep off, defend, or help, esp. as epith. of gods, *zeu\s a). A. Th. 8 ; cu/lon a). club for defence, E. HF 470 . a)lechth/rion (sc. fa/rmakon), to/, remedy, medicine, Hp. Acut. 54 ; protection, X. Eq. 5.6 ; a). th=s dhlh/sews charm against . ., Thphr. HP 7.13.4 ; a). nou/swn Nic. Th. 7 , IG 9(1).881.3 (Corcyra); o)/rh a). u(etw=n Aristid. Or. 48(1).11 . a)lec-htiko/s, h/, o/n, preventive, a)gaqa/ Alex.Aphr. de An. 162.16 . a)lec-h/twr, oros, o(, = a)lechth/r, *zeu= a)lech=tor S. OC 143 , cf. Apollod.Hist. 30 . a)leci-a/rh [a^<*>], h(, (a)rh/, *)/arhs) she that guards from death and ruin , Hes. Op. 464 ; a). r(a/mnos wand that served as amulet, Nic. Th. 861 :— masc. a)lecia/rhs Hsch. a)leci-be/lemnos, on, keeping off darts, AP 6.81 (Paul. Sil.). a)leci/-ga^mos, on, shunning marriage, ba/kxai Nonn. D. 40.541 . a)leci/-ka^kos, on, keeping off ill or mischief, mh=tis Il. 10.20 , cf. Hes. Op. 123 (as v.l.), Ar. V. 1043 , Paus. 8.41.8 ; r(a/mnos Euph. 137 ; to\ a). th=s e)pisth/mhs Hierocl. in CA 12p.447M. : c.gen., di/yhs a). AP 6.170 ( Thyill. ): epith. of Heracles, Luc. Alex.. 4 , etc.; of Hermes, Ar. Pax 422 ; w)=leci/kake save the mark! Ar. Nu. 1372 ; of Zeus, Tab.Defix. Aud. 26.2 (Crete, iv/iii B. C.), Plu. 2.1076b . a)leci/-khpos, o(, title of work on gardening by Nestor, Gp. 12.16.1 , 12.17.16 . a)leci/-logos, on, promoting or supporting discourse, gra/mmata dub. in Critias 2.10 , cf. AB 382 . a)leci/-mbrotos, on, protecting mortals, lo/gxh Pi. N. 8.30 ; a). pompai sacred processions which shield men from ill, Id. P. 5.91 . a)leci/-moros, on, warding off death, trissoi\ a)., i. e. Apollo, Artemis, Athena, S. OT 164 . a)le/cion, to/, = a)lechth/rion , Nic. Th. 702 ( v.l. a)le/cimon , cf. Phot. ), 805 , Al. 4 . a)leci/ponos, on, warding off pain, S. (?) Eleg. 7 , Carm.Pop. 47.10 ; sofi/a Maced. Pae. 10 . a)/lecis, ews, h(, help, EM 59.23 . *kw=|oi a)/lecin to\n *(hrakle/a nomi/zousin Aristid. 1.34J. a)leci-fa/rma^kos, acting as antidote, mani/hs against it, Hp. Ep. 10 . a)lecifa/rmakon, to/ , antidote, Thphr. HP 9.15.7 ; *)alecifa/rmaka, title of poem by Nic. charm, spell, *)efe/sia toi=s gamou=sin . . ge/gwn a). Men. 371 . generally, remedy, tino/s against a thing, Pl. Lg. 957d , cf. Muson. Fr. 17p.91H. a)leci/-xoros, on, helping or favouring the chorus, a)oidai/ IG 3.171c17 . a)le/cw [a^], Ep. inf. a)lece/menai, -e/men Hom. , v. infr.: fut. a)lech/sw Il. 9.251 : aor. opt. a)lech/seie Od. 3.346 :— Med. , fut. a)lech/somai Hdt. 8.81 , 108 .—Besides these tenses (formed as if from a)lece/w), we find others formed from a)le/kw, fut. a)le/cw, aor. h)/leca (v.sub a)p-ale/cw):— Med. , fut. a)le/comai S. OT 171 , 539 , X. An. 7.7.3 : aor. a)le/casqai Il. , Hp. Salubr. 1 , Hdt. 7.207 , X. An. 1.3.6 ,al.:—for aor. 2 a)/lalke, a)lkaqei=n, v. sub vocc. (Cf. Skt. raák[snull ]ati `protect'):—ward off, turn aside, constructed like a)mu/nw :—c. acc. rei, *zeu\s to/ g' a)lech/seie Od. 3.346 : c. acc. rei et dat. pers., *danaoi=sin a)lech/sein kako\n h)=mar will ward it off from them, Il. 9.251 , cf. 20.315 ; a)llh/lois . . a)lece/menai fo/non ai)pu/n 17.365 , etc.: c. dat. pers. only, assist, defend, a)lece/men a)llh/loisin Il. 3.9 , cf. 5.779 , al., X. Cyr. 4.3.2 : abs., lend aid, Il. 1.590 :— Med. , a)le/casqai keep off from oneself, ku/nas h)de\ kai\ a)/ndras Il. 13.475 , cf. Hdt. 7.207 ; a)le/cesqai peri/ tini or tinos, A.R. 4.551 , 1488 : abs., defend one self, Il. 11.348 , 15.565 , Archil. 66 , Hdt. 1.211 , 2.63 ,al., Hp. l.c., S. OT 539 , X. Cyr. 1.5.13 : c. dat. instrum., ou)d' e)/ni fronti/dos e)/gxos, w(=| tis a)le/cetai S. OT 171 . in Med. , also, recompense, requite, tou\s eu)= kai\ kakw=s poiou=ntas a)leco/menos X. An. 1.9.11 .—Not in A. or E. (exc. a)p-). a)le/omai [a^l], contr. a)leu=mai Thgn. 575 , pres. part. a)leuo/menoi Hes. Op. 535 (v. l.), a)leume/nh Semon. 7.61 : impf. a)le/onto (e)c-) Il. 18.586 :— chiefly used by Hom. in aor. a)leua/mhn, v. infr.; inf. a)le/asqai, -eu/asqai, Hes. Op. 734 , 505 ; subj. a)leu/etai Od. 14.400 ; part. a)leua/menos 9.277 , Thgn. 400 . (Perh. from same Root as a)/lh, a)la/omai: a)lev- as aor. shows):—avoid, shun, c. acc. rei, e)/gxea d' a)llh/lwn a)lew/meqa Il. 6.226 , cf. 13.184 ; e)mo\n e)/gxos a)/leuai 22.285 ; a)leu/ato kh=ra me/lainan 3.360 ; *dio\s d' a)lew/meqa mh=nin 5.34 ; o)/fra to\ kh=tos . . a)le/aito 20.147 ; kako\n . . to/ ken ou)/tis . . a)le/aito Od. 20.368 ; mu/sous me\n u(perfia/lous a)le/asqe 4.774 : rarely c. acc. pers., qeou\s h)\ deidi/men h)\ a)le/asqai 9.274 : c. inf., avoid doing, li/qou d' a)le/asqai e)paurei=n Il. 23.340 ; a)leu/etai ( Ep. subj.) h)peropeu/ein Od. 14.400 . abs., flee for one's life, to\n me\n a)leua/menon to\n de\ kta/menon Il. 5.28 ; ou)/te . . fuge/ein du/nat' ou)/t' a)le/asqai 13.436 ; mh/ pws a)le/htai Od. 4.396 . a)leo/s, o/n, = a)leeino/s , Hsch. = h)leo/s , Hdn.Gr. 2.909 , EM 59.45 . a)leo/ssw: mataii/+zw, Hsch. ; cf. a)lew/ssw. a(leo/ths, htos, h(, (a(lh/s) assemblage, Hp. ap. Gal. 19.75 . a)leo/frwn, on, gen. onos, = Homer's fre/nas h)leo/s, Hsch., EM 59.45 . a)lepadno/n: a)/zeukton, Hsch. a)le/pessi: ste/ati, Id. a)lepi/dwtos, on, without scales, sela/xh Arist. PA 697a7 : to be read for a)/lepos, Ael. NA 12.27 , and prob. for a)le/pidos, Ph. 2.352 . a)le/pistos, on, not scaled, unscaled, Archestr. Fr. 45.8B. unpeeled, karpo/s Gp. 10.11.1 ; of flax, not scutched, Sch. Ar. Lys. 737 . a)le/ra, dub. in Hdn.Gr. 1.260 . a)le/ron: ko/pron, Hsch. a)/l-esis, ews, h(, (a)le/w) grinding, Gp. 2.32.1 . a)/l-esma, atos, to/, anything ground, e)laiw=n EM 216.22 . a)l-esmo/s, o(, grinding, J. AJ 3.10.5 . a)l-esou/rios, o(, a fish, = kalliw/numos , EM 59.52 ; also a shell-fish, Hsch. a)l-este/on, one must grind, Dsc. 5.88 : pl. -te/a Poll. 1.226 . a)/l-estron, to/, cost of grinding, POxy. 739.6 (i A. D.). a)le/-ths, ou, o(, grinder, o)/nos GDI 4992 (Gortyn, V B.C.), cf. X. An. 1.5.5 . a)le-tiko/s, h/, o/n, for grinding, [mhxanh/] PRyl. 321.5 (ii A. D.). a)le-to/s, o(, grinding, Plu. Ant. 45 ; cf. a)lhto/s. a)le-treu/w, fut. -eu/sw, Lyc. 159 , strengthd. from a)le/w, grind, Od. 7.104 , Hes. Fr. 264 , A.R. 4.1095 , Babr. 129 . a)le-tri/ba^nos [i_], o(, (tri/bw) (Asiatic for doi=duc, acc. to Crat.Mall. ap. Sch. Ar. l.c.), pestle, Ar. Pax 259 , al. a)le-tri/s, i/dos, h(, female slave who grinds corn, gunh\ a)letri/s Od. 20.105 , cf. Lyr.Adesp. 21 , Call. Del. 242 , Ph. 2.102 , Zos. 3.22 . at Athens, one of the noble maidens who preparedmeal for offering-cakes, Ar. Lys. 643 , Eust. 1885.9 . a)le-tropo/dion, to/, i.c. a)lektro-, late name for the constellation Orion, interp. in Anon. II Intr.Arat. p.116 Maass. a)le-tw/n, w=nos, o(, = a)le/ths, a). o)/nos upper millstone, Alex. 13 ; also a)letw/n alone, Dieuchid. 7 . a)letw/ria: a)sebh=, ponhra/, a)qe/mista, a(marth/mata, Hsch. a)leu/kantos, on, not growing white, tri/xes Cat. Cod.Astr. 8(3).157 , cf. Gloss. a)leu/rein: a)festa/nai, Hsch. a)leu/rinos, on, made of a)/leuron, a)/rtos, stai=s, Dieuch. ap. Orib. 4.5.1 , 5 . a)leuri/ths a)/rtos, o( , bread of wheaten flour (a)/leura), Diph.Siph. ap. Ath. 3.115c , Philistion ib.d; puroi/ Ath.Med. ap. Orib. 1.2.2 . a)leurodou=ntes, oi(, kind of wheaten cakes, dub. in Anticl. 20 . a)leuro/-kley, o(, flour-thief, Hdn.Gr. 1.246 . a)leuro-mantei=on, to/, divination from flour, Oenom. ap. Eus. PE 5.25 . a)leuro/-mantis, ews, o(, one that divines from flour, Hsch. ; epith. of Apollo, Phot. a)/leuron (A), [a^], to/ , mostly in pl. a)/leura, (a)le/w A) = a)lei/ata , wheat-meal (opp. a)/lfita barley-meal, Hdt. 7.119 ; e)k me\n tw=n kriqw=n a)/lfita skeuazo/menoi, e)k de\ tw=n purw=n a)/leura Pl. R. 372b , cf. Epin. 975b , X. An. 1.5.6 , Arist. Pr. 863b2 : in sg., Ar. Fr. 50 , Sotad.Com. 1.24 , Arist. Pr. 927a11 , Theoc. 14.7 . generally, meal, a)/. kri/qinon Dsc. 1.72 ; th/linon 3.40 , cf. 2.102 ; made trom dried sorbs, 1.120 . a)/leuron (B): ta/fos ( Cypr. ), Hsch. a)leuro-poie/w, make into flour, POxy. 1454.9 (ii A. D.), EM 62.54 . a)leuro-poii/+a, h(, Eust. 1835.42 . a)/leuros, h(, = a)/leuron , Et.Gud.z. a)leuro/tthsis, ews, h(, (cf. dia-tta/w) flour-sieve, Poll. 6.74 , AB 382 . flour sifted, fine flour, Suid. a)leurw/dhs, es, like flour, Gal. 12.212 ; a)/rtos Lyc. (?)ap. Orib. 9.26.8 . a)/leustos, on, (leu/ssw) unseen, Hsch. a)leu/w, used rarcly by Trag. in lyr. passages as Act. of a)leu/omai (v. a)le/omai, remove, keep far away, imper. a)/leu' a)= *da= A. Fr. 567 : fut. a)leu/sw S. Fr. 993 : aor. imper., a)/leuson a)ndrw=n u(/brin A. Supp. 528 , cf. Th. 141 ; i)w\ qeoi\ . . kako\n a)leu/sate ib. 87 . a)lefa/tison: a)/le<*>yon, Hsch. a)le/w (A), [a^]: impf. h)/loun Pherecr. 10.1 : aor. h)/lesa Id. 183 , Hp. Fist. 7 , Steril. 230 , etc.; Ep. a)/lessa (kat-) Od. 20.109 : pf. a)lh/leka AP 11.251 ( Nicarch. ):— Pass. , pf. a)lh/lesmai Hp. ap. Gal. 19.76 , Hdt. 7.23 ; a)lh/lemai Th. 4.26 , Amph. 9 : aor. h)le/sqhn Dsc. 1.120 :—grind, bruise, Hom. only in compd. kat-ale/w, q. v.; h)/loun ta\ siti/a Pherecr.l.c.; bi/os a)lhleme/nos civilized life, in which one uses ground corn and not law fruits, Amph. l.c.; a)/lei, mu/la, a)/lei grind, mill, grind ! Carm. Pop. 43 : metaph., o)ye\ qew=n a)le/ousi mu/lai, a)le/ousi de\ lepta/ Poet. ap. S.E. M. 1.287 . *a)le/w (B), only in Med. a)le/omai, q.v. a)lewrh/, Att. a)leuro-ra/, h(, (a)le/omai) escape, Il. 24.216 ; a). tina eu(re/sqai Hdt. 9.6 . place of shelter, Opp. H. 1.790 . c. gen., defence or shelter from, dhi/+wn a)ndrw=n a)., of palisade, Il. 12.57 ; of breastplate, 15.533 ; skeuh\n bele/wn a). (mock heroic) Ar. V. 615 ; th\n peri\ to\ sw=ma a). Arist. PA 687a29 ; of an animal's shell, etc., ib. 679b28 , cf. HA 488b10 ; th=s peri\ tou\s i(e/rakas e(/neka a). ib. 613b11 ; a). pare/xein, poiei=n, Hp. Praec. 7 , D.S. 3.34 . a)l<e>w/ssw: mwrai/nw, Hsch. a)/lh [a^], h(, wandering or roaming without home or hope of rest, Od. 10.464 , E. Or. 56 (pl.); qei/a a)/., as etym. of a)lh/qeia, Pl. Cra. 421b ; in later Prose, Plu. Mar. 45 , Hld. 7.6 (pl.), etc.; in pl., of the blood in fever, Hp. Flat. 8 . wandering of mind, distraction, E. Med. 1285 . Act. , pnoai\ brotw=n a)/lai winds that keep men wandering, A. Ag. 194 . a(lh/, h(, only pl. a(lai/ salt-works, a(lai\ tw=n o)ruktw=n a(lw=n Str. 12.3.39 ; *(/alus . . w)no/mastai a)po\ tw=n a(lw=n a(\s pararrei= Id. 12.3.12 ; a(la/s, a(lai=s shd. be read for a)/llas, a)/llais D.H. 3.41 , cf. 2.55 , PRyl. 92.22 (iii A. D.). a(lhgo/s, o/n, carrying salt, Plu. 2.685e . a(lhdo/n: a)qro/ws, e)cai/fnhs, Hsch. a)lhqa/rghtos, on, free from lethargy, energetic, eu)erge/ths CIG 2804 (Aphrod.); gunh/ JRS 2.92 ( Antioch. Pisid.), cf. Hsch. s.v. a)lh/stwn. a)lh/q-eia [a^l], h( , Dor. a)la/qeia (also a)laqei/a_ B. 12.204 ); a)la/qea Alc. 57 , Theoc. 29.1 is neut. pl. of a)la_qh/s; Ep. (and Farly Att. acc. to Hdn.Gr. 2.454 ) a)lhqei/a_; Ion. a)lhqei/h: truth, opp. lie or mere appearance: in Hom. only opp. a lie, freq. in phrase a)lhqei/hn katale/cai Il. 24.407 ,al.; a). a)poeipei=n 23.361 ; paido\s pa=san a). muqei=sqai to tell whole truth about the lad, Od. 11.507 ; a)la/qei' a)trekh/s Pi. N. 5.17 , cf. B. l.c.; prov., oi)=nos kai\ a). `in vino veritas', Alc.l.c., etc.; a(pla= ga/r e)sti th=s a). e)/ph A. Fr. 176 , cf. E. Ph. 469 ; xra=sqai th=| a). Hdt. 1.116 ; ei)pei=n th\n a). Id. 6.69 ; h( a). peri/ tinos Th. 4.122 , S. Tr. 91 ; a). e)/xein to be true, Arist. Pol. 1281a42 : pl., tai=s a). xrh=sqai Isoc. 9.5 ; ta\s a). le/gein Men. 87 , 925 ; ta\s a). a)kou=sai tw=n genome/nwn Alcid. Od. 13 :—*)alh/qeia or peri\ *)alhqei/as, title of works by Protag. , Pl. Tht. 161c , Cra. 391c ; by Antipho Soph., FOxy. 1364 , cf. Hermog. Id. 2.11 , etc. after Hom. also truth, reality, opp. appearance, su\n a)laqei/a| kalw=n B. 3.96 ; h( a). tw=n praxqe/ntwn Antipho 2.4.1 ; tw=n e)/rgwn h( a). Th. 2.41 ; mimh/mata a)lhqei/as Pl. Plt. 300c :— in adverb. usages, th=| a). in very truth, Th. 4.120 , etc.; tai=s a). Isoc. 15.283 , cf. Philem. 130 , Plb. 10.40.5 , Babr. 75.20 ; rarely (without the Art.) a)lhqei/a| Pl. Prt. 343d :—with Preps., e)n th=| a). Pl. La. 183d ; e)pi\ th=s a)lhqei/as kai\ tou= pra/gmatos in truth and reality, D. 21.72 ; e)p' a)lhqei/a| for the sake of truth, A. Supp. 628 , Ar. Pl. 891 ; also, according to truth and nature, Theoc. 7.44 :— met' a)lhqei/as X. Mem. 2.1.27 , D. 2.4 :— kata\ th\n a). Isoc. 1.2.46 , etc.; kat' a)lh/qeion Arist. Pol. 1278b33 , etc.:— cu\n a)lhqei/a| A. Ag. 1567 :— pro\s a)lh/qeian D.S. 5.67 , etc. real war, opp. exercise or parade, Plb. 10.20.4 ,al.; e)p' au)th=s th=s a). Id. 1.21.3 . true event, realization of dream or omen, Hdt. 3.64 , Damon ap.Sch. Ar. Pl. 1003 . of persons, truthfulness, sincerity, Hdt. 1.55 ; a)laqei/a| frenw=n A. Ag. 1550 , cf. Pl. R. 331c , Arist. EN 1108a20 . *)a. personified, Emp. 1 , Parm. 1.29 , etc. symbol of truth, jewel worn by Egyptian high-priest, D.S. 1.48 , 75 , Ael. VH 14.34 : of the Thummim, LXX Le. 8.8 . a)lh/q-eusis, ews, h(, possession of truth, S.E. M. 7.394 . a)lhq-euth/s, ou=, o(, truth-speaking person, a). lo/gwn Max.Tyr. 21.6 . a)lhq-eutiko/s, h/, o/n, truthful, frank, candid, Arist. EN 1127a24 , al.; to\ a). Hierocl. in CA 2p.422M. Adv. -kw=s Eust. 385.6 , etc. a)lhq-eu/w, fut. -eu/sw X. Mem. 1.1.5 , al.:—speak truth, A. Th. 562 , Hp. Prog. 15 , Pl. R. 589c ; peri/ ti Id. Tht. 202b : with neut. Adj., a). pa/nta speak truth in all things, Batr. 14 ; polla\ a). X. An. 4.4.15 ; ta\s de/ka h(me/ras h)lh/qeuse he rightly foretold . . , ib. 5.6.18 ; a). tou\s e)pai/nous prove their praises true, Luc. Ind. 20 ; tou)/noma `make good', Them. Or. 1.4c . of things, to be, prove true, shmei=a Hp. Prog. 25 :— Pass. , to be fulfilled, of conditions, e)pi\ tou/tois -ome/nois X. Cyr. 4.6.10 , freq. in Arist. :— Act. of reasoners, arrive at truth, Id. Metaph. 1062a25 :— Pass. , o( lo/gos -eu/etai is in accordance with truth, Top. 132b4 , al.; a)lhqeu/esqai kata/ tinos to be truly predicated of . . , ib. 132a31 , al.: fut. Med. in same sense, EN 1100a35 , al. a)lhq-h/s [a^], Dor. a)la_qh/s, e/s, (lh/qw, = lanqa/nw : a)lhqe\s to\ mh\ lh/qh| u(popi=pton EM 62.51 ):—unconcealed, so true, real, opp. false, apparent: Hom. , opp. yeudh/s,in phrases a)lhqe/a muqh/sasqai, ei)pei=n, a)goreu/ein, a)lhqe\s e)nispei=n, Il. 6.382 , Od. 13.254 , 3.254 , 247 , al.; in Hdt. and Att. to\ a)lhqe/s, by Trag. crasis ta)lhqe/s, Ion. tw)lhqe/s ( Hdt. 6.68 , 69 ), or ta\ a)lhqh=, by crasis ta)lhqh=, etc.; a)lhqe/i+ lo/gw| xra=sqai Hdt. 1.14 , etc.; oi( a)lhqe/i+ lo/gw| basile/es 1.120 ; a)lhqesta/th pro/fasis Th. 1.23 . of persons, etc., truthful, honest (not in Hom. , v. infr.), a). no/os Pi. O. 2.92 ; kath/goros A. Th. 439 ; krith/s Th. 3.56 ; oi)=nos a). `in vino veritas', Pl. Smp. 217e ; o( me/sos a). tis Arist. EN 1108a20 . of oracles, true, unerring, a)laqe/a manti/wn qw=kon Pi. P. 11.6 , cf. S. Ph. 993 , E. Ion 1537 ; of dreams, A. Th. 710 . of qualities or events, true, real, fi/los E. Or. 424 ; a). to\ praxqe/n Antipho 1.6 ; genuine, a). ei)=nai dei= to\ semno/n, ou) keno/n Men. 596 . realizing itself, coming to fulfilment, a)ra/ A. Th. 944 . Adv. a)lhqw=s, Ion. -qe/ws, truly, Simon. 5.1 , Hdt. 1.11 , al., A. Supp. 315 , etc. actually, in reality, ge/nos to/de *zhno/s e)stin a). ib. 585 ; a). ou)de\n e)ch|kasme/na Id. Ag. 1244 , cf. Th. 1.22 , etc.; th\n a). mousikh/n (sc. ou)=san) Antiph. 209.6 :—w(s a). in the true way, really, E. Or. 739 , Pl. Phd. 63a , etc.; h( me\n ga\r w(s a). mh/thr D. 21.149 : Comp. -este/rws Pl. R. 347e , -e/steron Antipho 3.3.4 : Sup. -e/stata X. Mem. 4.8.1 . neut. as Adv., proparox. a)/lhqes; indeed? really? ironically, S. OT 350 , Ant. 758 , E. Cyc. 241 , Ar. Ra. 840 , Av. 174 . to\ a)lhqe/s truly, Ion. tw)lhqe/s Herod. 7.70 . not forgetting, careful, gunh\ xernh=tis a). Il. 12.433 , cf. Nonn. D. 24.233 :—the sense honest is post- Hom. a)lhq-i/zw, dye with genuine purple, PHolm. 18.6 . Med. -i/zomai, = a)lhqeu/w , Hdt. 1.136 , 3.72 , Plu. 2.230b , Alciphr. 3.39 , 59 . a)lhq-iko/s, h/, o/n, = a)lhqino/s , Ps.-Callisth. 1.4 . a)lhqino-loge/w, speak truly, Phld. Rh. 1.286 , 2.158S. ( Pass. ). a)lhqino-logi/a, h(, speaking truth, Pl. ap. Poll. 2.124 , Plb. 12.26D. 1 . a)lhqino/n: to\ kopanisth/rion, Hsch. a)lhqino/-pinos (-pein- Pap.), on, with genuine patina, e)nw/tia CPR 22.6 (ii A. D.). a)lhqino-po/rfuros, on, of genuine purple, POxy. 114 (ii/ iii A. D.). a)lhqi^no/s, h/, o/n, agreeable to truth: of persons, truthful, trusty, stra/teuma, fi/loi, X. An. 1.9.17 , D. 9.12 , cf. Posidipp. 26 . Adv. -nw=s, filei=n X. Smp. 9.5 : Sup. -w/tata Plb. 39.37 . of things, true, genuine, Pl. R. 499c , Arist. EN 1107a31 ( Comp. ); esp. of purple, porfuri/s X. Oec. 10.3 , cf. Edict.Diocl. 24.6 ; i)xqu/s Amph. 26 ; pe/lagos Men. 65 ; lo/gos Id. Sam. 114 ; ta\ a). real objects, opp. ta\ gegramme/na, Arist. Pol. 1281b12 ; of persons, e)s a). a)/ndr' a)pobh=nai to turn out a genuine man, Theoc. 13.15 : Astron., true (opp. faino/menos apparent), of risings and settings, Autol. 1 Def. 1 , al. Adv. -nw=s truly, really, opp. gli/sxrws, Isoc. 5.142 ; zw=nta a). really alive, Pl. Ti. 19b ; a). gega/mhken ; Antiph. 221 . honestly, straightforwardly, OGI 223.17 (Erythrae). *)alhqiw/n, w=nos, sc. mh/n, month at Iasos, Leipz.Stud. 7.397 . a)lhqo-eph/s, e/s, = a)yeudh/s , Hsch. a)lhqo/-mantis, ews o(, h( , prophet of truth, A. Ag. 1241 , Ph. 2.176 . a)lhqo-mu_qe/w, speak truth, Democr. 225 . a)lhqo/-mu_qos, on, speaking truth, Id. 44 . a)lhq-orke/w, swear truly, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.63 . a)lhq-osu/nh, h(, poet. for a)lh/qeia, Thgn. 1226 . a)lhq-o/ths, htos, h(, = a)lh/qeia , Ph. 1.111 , S.E. M. 8.472 . a)lhq-ourgh/s, e/s, acting truly, Heraclit. All. 67 ( Comp. ). a)lh/qw [a^], = Att. a)le/w (A), mostly pres. (and impf., LXX Nu. 11.8 ), Hp. Vict. 1.20 , Thphr. CP 4.12.13 , D.S. 3.13 , AP 11.154 ( Lucill. ), POxy. 908.26 (ii A. D.); prob. in Herod. 2.20 (sens. obsc.): aor. part. Pass. a)lhsqe/n Gp. 9.19.7 . *)alh/ion pedi/on, to/, (a)/lh) lit. land of wandering, in Lycia or Cilicia, ka\p pedi/on to\ *)alh/ion oi)=os a)la=to . . pa/ton a)nqrw/pwn a)leei/nwn (with play on a)la=to, a)leei/nwn) Il. 6.201 , cf. Hdt. 6.95 . a)lh/(ion, to/, v. a)lh/sion . a)lh/ios, on, (lh/ion) without cornlands, poor in lands, or (lhi/s) without booty, opp. polulh/ios, Il. 9.125 , 267 . a)lhi/s: a)/klopos, a)po/rqhtos, Hsch. a)/lhktos (A), on, (lh/gw) unceasing, pe/nqos IG 14.2126.6 ; di/ya Ph. 1.381 , al.; interminable, bubli/on Demetr.Lac. Herc. 1061.7 . Adv. a)lh/ktws Ph. 2.420 ; a). e)/xein tino/s Eun. VS p.458.26B. a)/lhktos (B), on, = a)/dastos , Eust. 64.40 ; cf. a)/ll-. a)lh/leka, a)lh/q-lemai or a)lh/q-lesmai, v. a)le/w (A). a)lh/li^fa, a)lh/q-limmai, v. a)lei/fw . a)/lhma[ a^l], atos, to/, (a)le/w A) fine meal: metaph., of a fine-witted, wily knave, as Ulvsses, S. Aj. 381 , 390 (lyr.), cf. Ant. 320 (v.l.). (a)la/omai). = o(doipori/a , Hsch. a)lh/menai, a)lh=nai, v. ei)/lw . a)lhm-osu/nh, h(, (a)/lh) wandering about, Man. 4.34 , D.P. 716 : in pl., A.R. 2.1260 codd., Man. 6.226 . a)lh/m-wn [a^], onos, o(, h(, (a)la/omai) wanderer, rover, a)lh/mones a)/ndres Od. 19.74 ; of planets, AP 9.25 ( Leon. ): abs., Od. 17.376 .— Ep. word. a)lhmw/twn: a)fula/ktwn, Hsch. (leg. a)lh/mptwn: eu)fula/ktwn). a)lhnh/s: maino/menos, Hsch. ; prob.l. in Semon. 7.44 . a)/lhnon e)/laion, oil of almonds, Aët. 7.69 . a)lh/pedon, to/, = *)alh/ion pedi/on , Lyc. 681 . a)lh/poron: leuko\n to\ a)/nqos, Hsch. a)/lhptos, on, not to be laid hold of, hard to catch, Plu. Sert. 16 , Poll. 5.169 , etc.; a)/. toi=s e)xqroi=s J. AJ 5.8.11 : in Comp. a)lhpto/teros Th. 1.37 , 82 , 143 . incomprehensible, Phld. Mus. p.54K. , Plu. Nic. 11 , al. in Stoic philos., a)/lhpta, ta/ , things not to be made matter of choice, opp. lhpta/, Stoic. 3.34 . a)lh/ptwr: i(ereu/s. Hsch. a(lh/s, e/s, Ion. , = Att. a(qro/os, thronged, crowded, in a mass, polla\ a(le/a Hp. Mul. 1.5 , cf. Hdt. 1.133 ; w(s a(le/es ei)/hsan oi( *(/ellhnes Hdt. 9.15 , cf. 7.104 , al.: sg. with collective nouns, a(. genome/nh pa=sa h( *(ella/s 7.157 ; a(. e)w\n o( strato/s ib. 236 ; a(. trofh/, ai(=ma, Hp. Vict. 2.45 , Morb. 2.4 . Adv. -e/ws prob. in Hp. Mul. 1.36 : neut. pl.as Adv., e)kxe/ousin to\ ou)=ron a(le/a Aret. SD 2.2 . [a_, Call. Fr. 86 ; a)le/a le/sxhn is v.l. Hes. Op. 493 .] (sṃ-valh/s, cf. valh=nai.) a)lhsqu/w or a)lhm-i/w, = a)lusqai/nw , Hp. Mul. 2.124 codd. a)lh/sqw: gh = spori/mh, kthnotro/fos , Hsch. a)lhsi/a, h(, = a)suli/a , EM 62.41 : in pl., truce, Hsch. a)lh/sion, to/, (a)le/w A) meal, Hsch. : Lacon. a)lh/(ion IG 5(1).1316 (Thalamae, v B. C.). a)/lhsis, ews, h( , (a)la/omai) = a)/lh , of the course of the sun, Arat. 319 . (a)le/w A) grinding, Gp. 9.19.7 . a)lhsmo/nhtos, on, unforgotten, IG 3.3446 . a)lh/steutos, on, unpillaged, J. AJ 18.9.4 , Arr. Epict. 4.1.93 . a)/lhstos, on, = a)/lastos (q. v.); unforgettable, kaka/ Ph. 1.320 . Act. , unforgetting, mnh/mh Id. 1.619 , al. a)lht-ei/a, Dor. a)la_tei/a, h(, wandering, roaming; duspla/nois a)latei/ais A. Pr. 900 (lyr.); a)latei/a| bio/tou talai/frwn E. Hel. 523 (lyr.), cf. 934 ; in later Prose, Vett.Val. 4.18 , prob. in Ph. 1.658 . a)lht-eu/w, Dor. a)lat-, fut. -sw E. Heracl. 515 :—wander, roam, mostly of beggars, Od. 17.501 , al., AP 9.12 ( Leon. ); of hunters, Od. 12.330 ; ofexiles, E.l.c., Hipp. 1048 , Phalar. Ep. 95 ; qnhto\n bi/on a). Ph. 1.463 . a)lht-h/r, h=ros, o(, name of a dance in Ithaca and at Sicyon, Aristox. Hist. Fr. 50 . a)lh/t-hs [a^], on , Dor. a)la/tas, a , o(; voc. a)lh=ta S. OC 1096 , Dor. a)la=ta ib. 165 : (a)la/omai):—wanderer, vagabond, Hom. only in Od. , always of beggars ( 17.420 , al.); in Trag. also of exiles, A. Ag. 1282 , Ch. 1042 , S. OC 50 , 746 , E. Heracl. 224 , Supp. 280 (lyr.):—to\n makrw=n a)la/tan po/nwn one who has wandered in long labour, S. Aj. 888 . as Adj., vagrant, roving, po/d' a)la/tan E. El. 139 (anap.); bi/os a)lh/ths Hdt. 3.52 ; in later Prose, a)/ndres D.Chr. 1.9 :—so also fem. a)lh=tis, idos, D.P. 490 (as v.l.); name of song in honour of Erigone, Ath. 14.618e , Poll. 4.55 , Hsch.s.v.; cf. e)w/ra 11 . a)lht-iko/s, h/, o/n, appropriate to a wanderer, D.Chr. 7.1 . a)lhtoeidh/s, e/s, like meal, meal coloured, Hp. Coac. 590 . a)/lhton, to/, meal, Hp. Art. 36 , Philotim. ap. Orib. 4.10.1 ; a). kriqh=s Aret. CA 1.1 : pl., Sophr. 39 ; a)lh/twn ka)lfi/twn Rhinth. 3 . a)lhto/s (A), o(, poet. for a)leto/s, ei)s a). e)pra/qh was sold to grind in the mill, Babr. 29.1 . a)lhto/s (B), h/, o/n, Adj. ground, Archig. ap. Orib. 8.1.33 . a)lhtu/s, u/os, h(, Ion. for a)/lh, Call. Fr. 277 , Man. 3.379 . a)h/twr, oros, o(, = i(ereu/s , Hsch. a)/lqa: qermasi/a (i.e. a)le/a) h)\ qerapei/a, Id. a)lqai/a, h(, marsh mallow, Althaea officinalis, Thphr. HP 9.15.5 , Aret. CA 1.6 . = dendromala/xh , Gal. 12.67 . = w)kimoeide/s , Ps. Dsc. 4.28 . (For a)lqaia=tis, h(, EM 63.12 , a)lqai/a tis should be read.) a)lq-ai/nw, heal, Lyc. 582 , Timae. 15 : fut. a)lqh/sw Nic. Th. 587 : aor. h)/lqhsa ib. 496 , Al. 112 : aor. 2 inf. a)lqei=n: u(gia/zein Hp. ap. Gal. 19.76 : — Pass. , become whole and sound, pres., e)ph\n to\ e(/lkos a)lqai/nhtai Hp. Morb. 2.33 : Ep. impf. or aor. a)/lqeto xei/r Il. 5.417 ; a)lqome/nh Q.S. 9.475 (nisi leg. a)ldome/nh): fut. a)lqh/somai (a)p-) Il. 8.405 : aor. a)lqesqh=nai (sun-) Hp. Art. 14 :—later aor. Med. h)lqhsa/mhn Poet.de herb. 44 . a)lq-ei=nai: xaleph=nai, Hsch. a)/lq-ecis, ews, h(, healing, cure, Hp. Fract. 10 , Art. 34 , cf. Aret. CA 2.2 :—fut. Med. a)lqe/comai (as if from *a)lqe/ssw) = a)lqh/somai , SD 2.8 . a)lq-esth/ria, ta/, remedies, Nic. Th. 493 . a)lq-eu/s, e/ws, o(, healer, physician, Hsch. a)lq-h/eis, essa, en, healing, wholesome, Nic. Th. 84 , 645 . a)lq-h/skw or a)lqi/skw, = a)lqai/nw , Hp. Morb. 2.36 . a)lq-i/skon, to/, = a)lqai/a , Ps.- Dsc. 3.146 . a)/lq-os, eos, to/, healing, medicine, EM 63.10 , Hsch. a(li/a (A), Ion. -ih [a_l], h( , assembly of people, in Dor. states, answering to Att. e)kklhsi/a, at Sparta, a(. sulle/gein Hdt. 7.134 ; at Byz., Decr. ap. D. 18.90 ; at Corcyra, IG 9(1).682 ; in Sicily and Magna Graecia, IG 14.952 (Agrigentum), 612 (Rhegium), Tab.Heracl. 1.118 , 2.10 ; at Epidamnus and Tarentum, Arist. Pol. 1301b23 (prob. cj. for h(liai/a). generally, meeting, assembly, a(li/hn poiei=sqai Hdt. 5.29 , 79 ; of the Persians, 1.125 . a(li/a (B), [a^l], h(, (a(/ls) salt-cellar, Archipp. 13 , Stratt. 14 ; a(li/hn trupa=n clear out the salt-cellar, mark of extreme poverty, Ap.Ty. Ep. 7 , cf. Call. Epigr. 48.1 . a(lia/dhs, ou, o(, (a(/ls) seaman, S. Aj. 880 (lyr.). *(alia/dai, oi(, Dor. for *(hl-, religious association at Rhodes, IG 12(1).155 . a(liadi/ths, o(, title of posting-official, = lrammathfo/ros tou= o)ce/ws doo/mou , PFlor. 39.16 (iv A. D.). a(li-a/etos, poet. a(li-ai/etos, o(, sea-eagle, prob. osprey, E. Fr. 636 , Ar. Av. 891 , Arist. HA 619a4 . a(li-a_h/s, e/s, (a)/hmi) blowing seaward, Od. 4.361 . a(liai/a, h(, = a(li/a (A), IG 4.479 (Nemea), 497 (Mycenae); a(. telei/a Mnemos. 44.221 (Argos, iii B. C.); at Epidamnus, Arist. Pol. 1301b23 (h(liai/a codd.). *(aliai=os, sc. mh/n, month at Dreros, SIG 527.108 . a(li-anqh/s, e/s, prop. sea-blooming, hence = a(lipo/rfuros , bright purple, AP 5.227 (Paul. Sil.), 7.705 (Antip.), cj.in Orph. A. 586 . a(liaro/s, o/n, (a(/ls) salted, Eust. 1506.61 . a(lia/s, a/dos, h(, (a(/ls) of or belonging to sea: a(lia/s (sc. ku/mba), h(, fishing-boat or bark, Arist. HA 533b20 , Moschioap. Ath. 5.208f , D.S. 3.21 . a(/lias, = a(/lis , Hippon. 101 . a)lia/s: prasia/s, plinqei/as, Hsch. a(li/asma, to/, (a(li/a A) decree, boula=s IG 14.256 (Gela). a)li/assis, h(, either assembly (cf. a(li/aA), or for a)l-li/assis, = a)nali/assis , withdrawal (cf.lia/zomai), IG 4.554 (Argos, V B.C.). a(liasta/s, o(, member of the a(li/a, at Tegea, IG 5(2).6.24 (iv B. C.). a)li/astos, on, (lia/zomai) not to be turned aside, unabating, ma/xh, o(/mados, go/os, Il. 14.57 , 12.471 , 24.760 ; po/lemon d' a). e)/geire 20.31 ; a). a)ni/h Hes. Th. 611 : neut. as Adv., mhd' a)li/aston o)du/reo Il. 24.549 , cf. frh\n a)li/astos fri/ssei E. Hec. 85 . = polu/s, ku=ma A.R. 1.1326 , acc. to Sch., cf. EM 63.33 . of persons, undaunted, E. Or. 1479 .— Ep. word, used twice by E. in lyr. a)li^ba/nwtos [a^n], on , not honoured with incense, Pl.Com. 113 . a(li/baptos, on, dipped in sea, drowned therein, Nic. Al. 618 [where a^li- metri gr.]. a purple bird, Alcm. 126 , Alc. 122 (cod. Hsch. a)li/-). a)li/bas, antos, o(, dead body, corpse, e)/neroi kai\ a)li/bantes Pl. R. 387c , cf. IPE 12.519 (Cherson.). dead river, i.e. Styx, S. Fr. 790 (cf. 994 ). dead wine, i.e. vinegar, Hippon. 102 ; e)/bhcan oi(=on ( v.l. oi)=non ) a)li/banta (or a(li/b-, i.e. oi( a)li/b-) pi/nontes Call. Fr. 88 ; cf. EM 63.52 . (Ancient Gramm. derived the word fr. a)- priv., liba/s and gave it the meaning dry, withered, cf. Did. ap. Sch. Ar. Ra. 186 , Corn. ND 35 , Plu. 2.736a ; the quantity of the first a is dub.) a)li/batos, on, Dor. for h)li/batos. a(liba^fh/s, e/s, = a(li/baptos, polu/dona sw/maq' a(libafh= restored in A. Pers. 275 (lyr.) for a(li/dona sw/mata polubafh=. a(libdu/w [u_], expl. by Gramm. as Aeol. for *a(lidu/w, sink or submerge in the sea, nh=as a(libdu/ousi Call. Fr. 269 : hide, aor. a(libdu/sasa Lyc. 351 , cf. EM 63.13 , Hsch. a(li/-brektos, on, washed by the sea, AP 7.501 ( Pers. ), Nonn. D. 1.96 . a(li/-bromos, on, murmuring like the sea, ib. 43.385 . a(li/-broxos, on, = a(li/brektos , A.R. 2.731 . a(li/-brwtos, on, swallowed by the sea, Lyc. 760 :—also a(li-brw/s, Id. 443 . a(li/-gdoupos, on, poet. for a(li/doupos, Opp. H. 5.423 , Nonn. D. 1.266 . a(li-gei/twn, on, gen. onos, near the sea, Hom. Epigr. 4.6 , Nonn. D. 42.17 . a(li-genh/s, e/s, sea-born, of Aphrodite, Plu. 2.685f . a)li/gkios [a^], on , resembling, like, a). a)ste/ri kalw| Il. 6.401 ; a). a)qana/toisin Od. 8.174 ; ei)/dea pa=sin a)., of paintings, Emp. 23.5 ; soi\ fua\n a). B. 5.168 ; o)neira/twn a). morfai=si A. Pr. 449 ; a). h(rw/essin IG 14.1356 , cf. Arat. 462 , A.R. 4.966 , etc.:—but compd. e)nali/gkios is more freq. a)ligu/glwssos, on, with no clear voice, Timo 5 . a(lidi_nh/s, e/s, sea-tossed, D.P. 908 . a)lidi/ws: i(kanw=s, metri/ws, Hsch. a(li-dnofei=: a(lourgei=, Hsch. a(li/-donos, on, = a(lidinh/s, sw/mata A. Pers. 275 ; cf. a(libafh/s. a(li/-doupos, on, sea-resounding, of Poseidon, Orph. H. 17.4 . a(li/-dromos, on, running over the sea, Nonn. D. 43.281 . a(li/-drosos, on, dub. in Lyr. Adesp. Oxy. 219.11 . a(liei/a, h(, fishing, Arist. Pol. 1256a36 , Oec. 1346b20 , Str. 11.2.4 (pl.); later a(lei/a (q.v.). *(aliei=a, ta/, Dor. for *(hliei=a, festival of the Sun, at Rhodes, Com.Adesp. (perh. Lysipp. ) 336 , cf. SIG 1067 . a(li-eidh/s, e/s, sea-coloured, ki/xlai Numen. ap. Ath. 7.305c . a(li-einh\ e)re/a sea-blue wool, Edict.Diocl. 21.2 . a(li/-eios, a, on, fisher's, te/xnh Alcid. Od. 12 . a(li-ergh/s, e/s, working in sea, fishing, Opp. H. 4.635 :— also a(li-ergo/s, o/n, Nonn. D. 40.306 . = a(lourgh/s , purple, EM 63.45 . a(li-erkh/s, e/s, sea-fenced, sea-girt, of Aegina, Pi. O. 8.25 ; of the Isthmus, Id. I. 1.9 ; a(. o)/xqai Id. P. 1.18 . a)lietro/n: a(martwlo/n, Hsch. a(li/-euma, atos, to/, draught of fish, Str. 11.2.4 . a(li-eu/s(laterwritten a(leeu/s LXX Is. 19.8 , Ev.Matt. 4.18 , PFlor. 127.15 ), o(, gen. e/ws, lon. h=os, and contr. a(liw=s Pherecr. 200 : acc. pl. a(lie/as Antiph. 190.17 , Alex. 155.1 ; gen. a(lie/wn Id. 76.5 : (a(/ls, a(/lios A):—one who has to do with the sea, and so, fisher, Od. 12.251 , 22.384 , Hdt. 3.42 , S. Fr. 115 , Pl. Ion 539e , etc.: a)nh\r a(. Hes. Sc. 214 . seaman, sailor, Od. 24.419 ; e)re/tas a(lih=as rowers on the sea, 16.349 ; as Adj., a(lieu\s strato/s Opp.H. 5.121 . a fish, = ba/traxos , Arist. HA 620b12 , Plu. 2.978d , Paus. 3.21.5 . a(li-euth/s, ou=, o(, = foreg. 1 , metaph., *pieri/dwn Cerc. 4.8 . a(li-eutiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for fishing, a(. ploi=on fishing-boat, X. An. 7.1.20 ; a(.ka/lamos fishing-rod, Arist. PA 693a23 ; a(. bi/os fisher's life, Id. Pol. 1256b2 :—h( -kh/ (with or without te/xnh) art of fishing, Pl. Ion 538d , Sph. 220b ; *(alieutika/, ta/ , title of poem by Opp. on this subject; a(lieutiko/n, to/ , the fishing population, Arist. Pol. 1291b22 . a(li-eu/w, (a(/ls) fish, Ev.Jo. 21.3 ; to be a fisher, Plu. Ant. 29 ; fish for, catch, spa/rous dub. l. in Epich. 54 ; li/qous Luc. Pisc. 47 : abs., Luc. Herm. 65 , etc.: metaph. of avenger, a(lieu/ein tina/s LXX Je. 16.16 . only Med. occurs in Att. , Pl.Com. 44 ; *(alieuome/nh, title of play by Antiph. :—also later, Posidon. 68 . a)/liza: h( leu/kh tw=n de/ndrwn, i.e. abele ( Maced. ), Hsch. a(li/zw(A), [a_]: aor. h(/li^sa E. HF 412 , Hdt. 1.77 , (sun-) X. Cyr. 1.4.14 :— Pass. , aor. h(li/sqhn Emp. 41 , Hp. (v. infr.), Hdt. 1.79 : Ion. pf. part. a(lisme/nos Hdt. 4.118 , 7.172 (but h(l- Scriptor Ionicus ap. Stob. 3.28.21 ): (a(lh/s) :—gather together, assemble, of military forces, Hdt. 1.77 , 80 ,al.; collect, of fragments, ib. 119 , etc.; a(. ei)s e(/n E. Heracl. 403 :— Pass. , meet together, Hdt. 1.63 , 79 , 7.172 ; to be massed into a globe, Emp.l.c.; collect, ai(=ma a(lisqe/n Hp. Int. 47 , cf. Morb. 1.15 ; of moisture, etc., Arist. Pr. 869a17 , cf. 936b32 ; of rapid breathing, pneu=ma a(li/cetai Hp. Coac. 333 .—Not in A. or S. ; rare in Prose, Act. in Pl. Cra. 409a , App. Fr. 1.4 ; Pass. , X. An. 2.4.3 , 6.3.3 , Arist. Pr. 936b32 : generally, compd. sunali/zw more freq. a(li/zw (B), [a^], (a(/ls) salt, Pass. , to be salted, Arist. HA 570a l, Pr. 927a36 , LXX Le. 2.13 :— Pass. , Ev.Matt. 5.13 , Ph. Bel. 86.29 . supply with salt or salt food, Arist. HA 574a9 , al.:— Pass. , of sheep, ib. 596a24 . a(li/-zwnos, on, sea-girt, Call. Sos. 24 , AP 7.218 ( Antip.Sid. ). a(li/-zwos, on, living on or in the sea, AP 7.654 ( Leon. ), Pancrat. ap. Ath. 7.321f . a)li/h: ka/pros ( Maced. ), Hsch. a(li/h, h(, Ion. for a(li/a. a(li-hgh/s, e/s, (a)/gnumi) broken on by the sea, pe/tra Opp. H. 3.460 . a(li-h/maqon: para\ to\n a(/la kai\ th\n a)/maqon, Hsch. a(li-h/rhs, es, (e)re/ssw) sweeping the sea, kw/ph E. Hec. 455 (lyr.). a(li-h/twr, opos, o(, poet. for a(lieu/s 1, Hom. Epigr. 16.1 . a(li-hxh/s, e/s, resounding like the sea, Musae. 26 . a)li/qios, Dor. for h)li/qios. a)liqoko/llhtos, on, not cemented, oi)=koi Antyll. ap. Orib. 9.13.5 . a)/li^qos, on, without stones, not stony, of lands, X. An. 6.4.5 . without a stone set in it, of a ring, Poll. 7.179 . free from the stone, as disease, Aret. CD 2.3 . a(li-ka/kabon, to/, winter-cherry, Physalis Alkekengi, Dsc. 4.71 , cf. BGU 1120.37 (i B. C.):—also a(lika/kkaba, Hsch. = stru/xnon u(pnwtiko/n , Dsc. 4.72 . = doru/knion , Crateuasap. Dsc. 4.74 . *(alikarnasso/s, Ion. a(li-nhsso/s, h(, Halicarnassus, Hdt. 1.144 , etc.:—Adj. *(alikarnasseu/s, e/ws, Ion. a(li-nhsseu/s, e/os, o(, Halicarnassian, Hdt.l.c., SIG 45.2 (-ss- expressed by T), etc.:— fem. a(li-nassi/s, i/dos, h(, Aristodem. 1.5 . *(alikarnasso/qen, Adv. from Halicarnassus, Luc. Dom. 20 . a(liki/a, h(, Dor. for h(liki/a. a(liki/anes (leg. -krates):qalassomigei=s, Hsch. a)liki/nos: dunato/s, Id. (cf. a)lekino/s). a(li/klustos, on, sea-washed, sea-beaten, of coast, S. Aj. 1219 (lyr.); a(. pa\r xqoni\ *peirae/ws IG 3.1344 ; a(. de/mas AP 9.228 ( Apollonid. ). high-surging, po/ntos Orph. A. 333 . a)li/kmhtos, on, not winnowed, a)/xura Aq. Sm. Thd. Is. 30.24 . a(liknh/mi_s, i_dos, o(, h( , a)ph/nh a(. sea-borne car, Nonn. D. 43.199 . a(li/kos, a, on, Dor. for h(li/kos. a(liko/s, v. a(luko/s :—hence a(likh/, h(, salt-tax, PSI 4.388.1 (iii B. C.), PTeb. 482 (ii B. C.): a(lika/, ta/, charges for salt, PPetr. 3p.106 (iii B. C.). a(li/-kra_s, a_tos, o(, h(, mixed with salt water, Ael.Dion. Fr. 32 . a(li-krei/wn, ontos, o(, lord of the sea, Eust. 57.27 . a(li-krh/pi_s, i_dos, o(, h(, at the sea's edge, Nonn. D. 1.289 . a(li-kro/ka^los, on, shingly, pebbly, Orph. A. 335 . a(li/-ktu^pos, on, sea-smitten, of ships, S. Ant. 953 (lyr.), cf. AP 6.23 , Nonn. D. 31.113 ; also a(. ku=ma roaring on the sea, E. Hipp. 754 (lyr.). a(li-ku/mwn [u_], on , surrounded by sea-waves, AP 9.429 ( Crin. ). a)liku/rkhs, o(, a made dish, Hsch. a(lime/dwn, ontos, o(, = pontome/dwn , Ar. Th. 323 . a)limeni/a, h(, want of harbours, Hyp. Fr. 156 , Poll. 1.101 . a)li/menos [i^], on , harbourless, A. Supp. 768 , E. Hel. 1211 , Th. 4.8 , etc. metaph., shelterless, inhospitable, o)/rea, a)/ntlos, E. Hel. 1132 , Hec. 1025 ; a)li/menon ai)qe/ros au)/laka Ar. Av. 1400 ; kardi/a E. Cyc. 349 . a)li^meno/ths, h(, = a)limeni/a , X. HG 4.8.7 , Peripl.M.Eux. 37 . a)limenw/ths to/pos: mh\e)/xwn lime/na, Suid. , cf. Hsch. a(li/miktos, v. a(li/smhktos . a(limokto/non, = potamogei/twn , Ps.- Dsc. 4.100 . a(/li^mos, on, (a(/ls) of or belonging to the sea, o)/tobos Trag.Adesp. 247 ; ta\ a(/. seaside, LXX Je. 17.6 . as Subst., a(/limon, to/ , tree purslane, Atriples Halimus, Antiph. 160 , Thphr. HP 4.16.5 , Dsc. 1.91 (a(/limos, o( , Ps.- Dsc. ibid.). (Sts. written a)/limon, cf. AB 376 .) a)/li_mos, on, banishing hunger, trofh/, afood said to be prepared from asphodel and mallows, Herodor. 1 . J. , Hermipp.Hist. 1.8 , cf. Plu. 2.157d , Porph. Abst. 4.20 . a(li^-mu_rh/eis, essa, en, (mu/rw) flowing into the sea, potamoi/ Il. 21.190 , Od. 5.460 , cf. A.R. 2.936 ; cf.sq. a(li^-mu_rh/s, e/s, = foreg., Orph. A. 344 . salt-surging, po/ntos Epigr.Gr. 256 (Cyprus); of the flowing sea, a)fro/s APl. 4.180 ( Democr. ). = a(li/klustos, pe/trh, ai)gialoi/ , A. R. 1.913 , Phanocl. 1.17 . a(li^-naie/ths, ou, dwelling in the sea, delfi=nes B. 16.97 . a)li/nda, mythical plant, Ps.- Plu. Fluv. 14.2 . a)lind-e/w, later a)li/ndw [a^], (pres. only in Pass. ): aor. h)/li_sa (e)c-) Ar. Nu. 32 , and pf. h)/li_ka (e)c-) ib. 33 (the simple forms only in Hsch. , Suid. ):— make to roll. Pass. , mostly in part., rolling in the dust, like a horse, a)lindou/menos Plu. 2.396e ; a)lindo/menoi yama/qoisi Nic. Th. 156 ; a)lindhqei/s ib. 204 ; h)lindhme/nos rolled over, overturned, Din. Fr. 10 ; to be twirled, Call. Iamb. 1.113 . generally, roam about, a)/llhn e)c a)/llhs ei)s xqo/n' a)lindo/menos AP 7.736 ( Leon. ); h)lindhme/nos e)n au)lai=s satrapikai=s having grovelled, Plu. Agis 3 ; frequent, peri\ th/n *)akadhmi/an a). Alciphr. 3.14 ; of money-lenders, oi( peri\ ta\s yh/fous -ou/menoi ib. 1.26 . sens. obsc., meta/ tinos Herod. 5.30 . a)lind-h/qra, h(, place for horses to roll in, Phryn. PS p.5B. : metaph., a)lindh=qrai e)pw=n, of Euripides' tragedies, Ar. Ra. 904 . a)li/nd-hsis, ews, h(, rolling in dust, exercise in which wrestlers rolled on the ground, Hp. Vict. 2.64 , 3.68 , Ruf. ap. Orib. inc. 2.11 . a)lindo/n: dro/mon, Hsch. a(li^-nh/kteira, h(, (nh/xw) fem. as if fr. *a(linhkth/r, swimming in the sea, AP 6.190 ( Gaet. ). [i_ metri gr.] a(li^-nhxh/s, e/s, = foreg., ib. 10.9 ; of swimmers, te/xnh ib. 6.29 ( Jul. ). a)linno/n: a)mudro/n (Cret.), Hsch. a)linoi/: e)pafro/ditoi, Id. a(/li^nos, h, on, (a(/ls) of salt, xo/ndroi Hdt. 4.185 ; toi=xoi ibid.; oi)ki/ai Str. 16.3.3 . a)/li^nos, on, (li/non) without net, a)/. qh/ra game not caught with net, AP 9.244 ( Apollonid. ). a)/linsis, ews, h(, = a)/leiyis, tou=e)rgasthri/ou IG 4.1484.39 (Epid.). a(/lintos: a(/milla, Hsch. a)li/nw, (a)le/w A) = leptu/nw , pound, S. Fr. 995 . a)linei=n (leg. a)li/nein): a)lei/fein, and a)li=nai: e)palei=yai, Hsch. (cf.a)/linsis, Lat. lino). a(=lic, Dor. for h(=lic. a)/lic, i^kos, o(, groats of rice-wheat (ze/a), Chrysipp.Tyan. ap. Ath. 14.647d , cf. Plin. HN 18.112 . = Lat. hallec, fish-sauce, Dsc. 4.148 , Gp. 20.46.2 . a(li/cantos, on, worn by sea, xoira/des AP 6.89 ( Maec. ); tu/mbos IG 9(1).878 (Corcyr.); a(. mo/ros death by being dashed on the beach, AP 7.404 ( Zon. ). a(lionei/khs (sic) = a(leioni/khs, o( , victor in the *(aliei=a at Rhodes, PLond. 3.1178.67 (ii A. D.), Rev.Arch. 1915ii200 (Trajana Augusta). a(/lios (A), a, on, also os, on S. Aj. 357 , E. Heracl. 82 (lyr.): (a(/ls:— of the sea, of sea-gods, nymphs, etc., quga/thr a(li/oio ge/rontos, i.e. of Nereus, Il. 1.556 , Hes. Th. 1003 , cf. Od. 4.365 , al.; qeai\ a(/. sea-god-desses, Nereids, Il. 18.432 ; of Apollo, Arist. Mir. 840a20 ; a(/. ya/maqoi sea-sand, Od. 3.38 ; a(/. prw/n A. (only in lyr.) Pers. 131 , 879 ; ku=ma Id. Supp. 14 ; pru/mnai, pla/ta, nhu=s, Pi. O. 9.72 , S. OC 716 , Orph. A. 236 . a(/lios (B), a, on: (perh. cf. h)li/qios):—mostly of things, fruitless, idle, e)/pos, mu=qos, Il. 18.324 , 5.715 ; po/nos 4.26 ; be/los 5.18 ; o(/rkion 4.158 ; in Od. only with o(do/s 2.273 , 318 ; of a person, Il. 10.324 : neut. as Adv., in vain, 13.505 , cf. 4.179 , S. OC 1469 : reg. Adv. -i/ws Id. Ph. 840 .— Ep. word, used by S. in lyr. a(/lios (C), o(, Dor. for h(/lios. (a(li/zw), Pythag. name for nine, Theol.Ar. 57 . a(liotrefh/s, e/s, feeding in the sea, sea-reared, fw=kai Od. 4.442 . *(aliotro/pios, sc. mh/n, month at Epidamnus, Inscr.Magn. 46 . a(lio/w, poet. Verb, only fut. a(liw/sw, aor. h(li/wsa, Ep. a(li/wsa: fut. Med. in act. sense, Max. 582 , in pass. sense, Id. 512 : (a(/lios B) :— make fruitless, disappoint, *dio\s no/on . . a(liw=sai Od. 5.104 ; ou)d' a(li/wse be/los nor did he hurl the spear in vain, Il. 16.737 ; ou)x h(li/wse tou)/pos spake not word in vain, S. Tr. 258 . destroy, to/ me/n tis ou) . . a(liw/sei Id. OC 704 . a)li/pantos, on, without grease, Paul.Aeg. 4.4 . a)li_pa^h/s, e/s, not fit for a suppliant, a). qri/c dub. l. in S. El. 451 ; expl. by Sch. as au)xmhra/, from a)- priv., liparo/s. a(li/-pastos, on, sprinkled with salt, Aristomen. 6 , Eub. 7.10 , Archestr. Fr. 57.4B. a(li/-pedon, to/, plain by the sea, sandy plain, Thphr. HP 7.15.2 , Aristid. Or. 17(15).16 ; of a plain in Attica near Piraeus, X. HG 2.4.30 . ( a)l- Ar. Fr. 233 , acc. to Harp. ) a)li^ph/s, e/s, (li/pos) without fat meagre, poor, Hices. ap. Ath. 7.315d ; without fatty substance, Thphr. HP 9.1.3 , Str. 4.4.1 , Dsc. 1.26 : Medic., not thick and fatty, of lotions as opp. to salves, Gal. 13.843 ; of perfumes, Thphr. Od. 15 ( Sup. ); of bones, Gal. 4.550 ; of persons, skinny, Aret. CA 2.7 . (lei/pw, lipei=n) unfailing, proxoai/ Poet. ap. Porph. Antr. 8 ( PLG 3.684 ). a(li/-plagktos, on, sea-roaming, w)= *p a/n, *pa\n a(li/plagkte . . fa/nhqi S. Aj. 695 ; *tri/twn AP 6.65 (Paul. Sil.); e)/xis IG 2.1660 . a(li-pla^nh/s, e/s, sea-wandering, nh=es AP 11.390 ( Lucill. ). a(li-pla^ni/a, h(, wandering voyage, AP 6.38 ( Phil. ). a(li/-pla^nos, on, = a(liplanh/s , Opp. C. 4.258 . a(li-pleu/mwn, onos, o(, = pleu/mwn 11 , Marcell.S Id. 27 . a(li/-plhktos, Dor. a(li/-plaktos, on, sea-beaten, of islands, Pi. P. 4.14 , v.l. in S. Aj. 597 (lyr.). a(li-plh/c, h=gos, o(, h(, = foreg., Call. Del. 11 , AP 6.193 (Stat. Flacc.). a(li/-ploos, on, contr. a(li/-plous, oun, covered with water, tei/xea Il. 12.26 . later Act. , sailing on the sea, nau=s Arion l. 17 , cf. Apollod.Hist. 209 : as Subst., seaman, fisher, A.R. 3.1329 , Call. Del. 15 . in form a(li/plwos, i)xqu/es Babr. 61.4 . a(li/-pnoos, on, redolent of sea, o)dmh/ Musae. 265 . a(li-po/ros, on, through which the sea flows, diasfa/c Luc. Trag. 24 . a(li-po/rfu^ros, on, of sea-purple, of true purple dye, h)la/kata, fa/rea, Od. 6.53 , 13.108 ; oi)=dma Arionl. 18 codd.; o)/rnis Alcm. 26.4 ; *nhrhi/des Him. Or. 16.2 . a)/lippa, to/, Aeol. , = a)/leimma , EM 64.40 . a(liptoi/htos, on, driven by fear across the sea, Nonn. D. 8.58 , cf. 13.119 ; perh. Act. in meaning, *)enuw/ 39.85 . a)/lip: o)cu/bafon, Hsch. a(lir-ra^gh/s, e/s, (r(h/gnumi) against which the tide breaks, sko/pelos AP 7.383 ( Phil. ). a(lir-rai/sths, o(, (r(ai/w) ravening in the sea, dra/kwn Nic. Th. 828 . a(li/r-rantos, on, (r(ai/nw) sea-surging, po/ntos AP 9.333 (Mnas.) (s.v.l.); washed by sea, a)ktai/ 14.72 . a(li/r-rhktos, on, = a(lirragh/s, deira/des AP 7.278 ( Arch. ). a(lir-ro/qios, a, on, sea-beaten, ko/nis AP 7.6 (Antip. Sid.); f.l.ib. 624 ( Diod. , leg. a(li\ r(oqi/h|). roaring, qa/lassa Orph. A. 1296 . a(li/r-roqos, on, = foreg.; a(. po/roi pathways of the roaring sea, A. Pers. 367 , cf. S. Aj. 412 (lyr.); a(. a)kth/ E. Hipp. 1205 , Mosch. 2.132 . a(li/r-roizos, on, = a(lirro/qios , Nonn. D. 13.322 , etc. a(li/r-ru^tos, on, washed by the sea, AP 12.55 (Artemo). a(. a)/lsos surging sea's domain, A. Supp. 868 (lyr.). a(/li^s [a^], Adv. in crowds, in plenty, hence, in a modified sense, sufficiently, enough: Hom. mostly with Verbs, a(/. pepoth/atai [me/lissai] Il. 2.90 ; peri\ de\ *trw|ai\ a(/. h)=san 3.384 ; ko/pros a(/. ke/xuto Od. 17.298 ; a(/. de/ oi( h)=san a)/rourai Il. 14.122 :—sts. just enough, in moderation, ei) d' a(/. e)/lqoi *ku/pris E. Med. 630 ; e)/fere kako\n a(/. Id. Alc. 907 . in Ep. freq. closely attached to Noun, xalko/n te xruso/n te a(/. bronze and gold in abundance, Od. 16.231 , cf. Il. 22.340 ; nh=a a(/. xrusou= kai\ xalkou= nhhsa/sqw 9.137 ; a(/. xe/rados 21.319 ; a(/. d' eu)w=des e)/laion Od. 2.339 :—rare in Trag. and Com., a(/. bi/oton eu(=ron E. Med. 1107 ; lu/pas a(/. e)/xwn (Elmsl. lu/phs) Id. Hel. 589 ; a(/. e)la|di/w| diei/s prob. in Sotad.Com. 1.27 ; freq. in Alex. poetry, e)/xw ou)d' a(/. o)/cos Theoc. 10 . 13 ; a(/. o)/lbos Call. Jov. 84 ; a)/rtous a(/. kate/qhken Id. Hec. 35 ; i(drw= a(/. A.R. 2.87 :—rare with Adj., a(/. h)=sq' a)na/rsios A. Ag. 511 . a(/lis (sc. e)sti/) 'tis enough, h)\ ou)x a(/. o(/tti . . ; is't not enough that . . ? Il. 5.349 ; h)\ ou)x a(/. w(s . . ; 17.450 , Od. 2.312 ; a(/. i(/n' e)ch/keis dakru/wn S. OT 1515 : abs., a(/lis enough! Id. Aj. 1402 :—in Trag. c. acc. et inf., *)argei/oisi *kadmei/ous a(/. e)s xei=ras e)lqei=n A. Th. 679 : c. dat., a(/. de\ kla/ein tou)mo\n h)=n e)moi\ kako/n E. Alc. 1041 . like an Adj., as predicate, a(/. ga\r h( parou=sa sumfora/ ib. 673 , cf. IT 1008 , S. Tr. 332 . a(/lis (sc. ei)mi/) c. part., a(/. nosou=s' e)gw/ enough that I suffer, Id. OT 1061 ; a(/. e)gw\ dustuxw=n Trag.Adesp. 76 . c. gen. rei, enough of a thing, a(/. e)/xein th=s borh=s Hdt. 1.119 , cf. 9.27 ; phmonh=s a(/. g' u(pa/rxei A. Ag. 1656 , cf. 1659 ; a(/. [e)sti\] lelegme/nwn Id. Eu. 675 ; a(/. lo/gwn S. OC 1016 ; a(/. a)fu/hs moi Ar. Fr. 506 ; to conclude an argument, kai\ tou/twn me\n a(/. Pl. Plt. 287a ; kai\ peri\ me\n tou/twn a(/. Arist. EN 1096a3 , etc.—Cf. a(/lias. (val-, cf. ga/li: i(kano/n, Hsch. ; cf. a(lh/s.) a(li/s, i/dos, h( , (a(/ls) = a(lmuri/s , Eust. 706.56 . a)li/sbh, h(, = a)pa/th , Hsch. a)lisg-e/w, pollute, LXX Da. 1.8 , al. a)li/sg-hma, atos, to/, pollution, Act.Ap. 15.20 . a)lisqe/nein: a)sqenei=n, Hsch. a(li/skomai [a^l], defect. Pass. , Act. supplied by ai(re/w ( a(li/skw Aq. Ps. 21(22).14 , cf. e)le/fas mu=n ou)x a(li/skei Zen. 3.67 ): impf. h(lisko/mhn (never e(al-) Hdt. , etc.: fut. a(lw/somai Hdt. , etc., later a(lwqh/somai LXX Ez. 21.24 ( 19 ) cod. A: aor. (the only tense used by Hom. ) h(/lwn Od. 22.230 , always in Hdt. , and sometimes in codd. of Att. , as Pl. Hp.Ma. 286a , Hyp. Eux. 15 , cf. X. An. 4.4.21 , but the common Att. form was e(a/lwn IG 2.38 , etc., cf. Thom.Mag. 146 [a_, Ar. V. 355 , later a^ AP 7.114 ( D.L. ), 11.155 ( Lucill. ); a^ in other moods, exc. part. a(lo/nte Il. 5.487 , inf., v. infr.]; subj. a(lw=, w=|s, w=| A. Th. 257 , E. Hipp. 420 , Ar. Ach. 662 , V. 898 , etc., Ion. a(lw/w Il. 11.405 , a(lw/h| 14.81 , Hdt. 4.127 ; opt. a(loi/hn Il. 22.253 , Antipho 5.59 , etc., Ep. 3 sg. a(lw/|h ( v.l. a(loi/h , which is to be preferred) Il. 17.506 , Od. 15.300 ; inf. a(lw=nai [a^] Il. 21.281 , [a_] Hippon. 74 , s.v.l., Ep. a(lw/menai Il. 21.495 ; part. a(lou/s Il. 2.374 , etc.; later, inf. a(lwqh=nai v.l. in LXX Ez. 40.1 , D.S. 21.6 : pf. h(/lwka Hdt. 1.83 , Antiph. 204.7 , Xenarch. 7.17 , Hyp. Phil. 11 , D. 21.105 ; part. a(lwko/ta Pi. P. 3 , 57 ; e(a/lwka [a^l] A. Ag. 30 , Hdt. 1.191 , 209 codd., and Att. , as Th. 3.29 , Pl. Ap. 38d , D. 19.179 : plpf. h(lw/kein Hdt. 1.84 , X. An. 5.2.8 .: (val-, cf. vali/sskhtai IG 9(2).1226 (Thess.), valo/ntois ib. 5(2).351.7 (Stymphalus)):—to be taken, conquered, fall into an enemy's hand, of persons and places, Il. 2.374 , etc.; a(lw/setai (sc. o( *kre/wn) S. OC 1065 ; a(li/skesqai ei)s polemi/ous to fall into the hands of the enemy, Pl. R. 468a , IG 12(7).5 (Amorg.); e)n toiau/tais cumforai=s Pl. Cri. 43c . to be caught, seized, of persons and things, qana/tw| a(lw=nai to be seized by death, die, Il. 21.281 , Od. 5.312 ; without qana/tw|, Il. 12.172 , Od. 18.265 , etc.; a)/ndr' e)k qna/tou komi/sai h)/dh a(lwko/ta (sc. no/sw|) Pi. P. 3.57 ; gra/mmata e(a/lwsan ei)s *)aqh/nas letters were seized and taken to Athens, X. HG 1.1.23 ; toi=s au(tw=n pteroi=s a(lisko/mesqa, of eagle, i.e. by a feathered arrow, A. Fr. 139 :—to be taken or caught in hunting, Il. 5.487 , X. An. 5.3.10 :—a(. a)pa/tais, mani/a|, S. El. 125 , Aj. 216 ; u(p' e)/rwtos Pl. Phdr. 252c ; u(po\noush/matos tetartai/ou Hp. Nat.Hom. 15 ; nosh/mati Arist. Pr. 954a35 , etc.; mia=| ni/kh| a(li/skontai by one victory they are ruined, Th. 1.121 : abs., to be overcome, A. Eu. 67 , S. Aj. 648 . in good sense, to be won. achieved, S. OT 542 , E. Alc. 786 , X. Cyn. 12.21 . c. gen., succumb to, th=s w(/ras, tou= ka/llous, Ael. VH 12.52 , Ps.- Luc. Charid. 9 ; ko/rhs Philostr. Her. 8.2 , prob. in Eun. Hist. p.238D. to be established by argument, proved, Phld. Sign. 29 , 33 . c. part., to be caught or detected doing a thing, ou)/te su\ a(lw/seai a)dike/wn Hdt. 1.112 ; e)pibouleu/wn e)moi\ . . e(a/lwke ib. 209 ; e)a\n a(lw=|s e)/ti tou=to pra/ttwn Pl. Ap. 29c ; with Subst. or Adj., ou) ga\r dh\ foneu\s a(lw/somai S. OT 576 ; moixo\s ga\r h)\n tu/xh|s a(lou/s Ar. Nu. 1079 ; a(. e)n kakoi=si S. Ant. 496 . freq. as law-term, to be convicted and condemned, lipotaci/ou grafh\n h(lwke/nai D. 21.105 , cf. Antipho 2.2.9 , 2.3.6 ; a(. mia=| yh/fw| And. 4.9 :—c. gen. criminis, <*>(lw=nai yeudomarturiw=n, a)stratei/as, a)sebei/as, etc. (sc. grafh/n), v. sub vocc.; a(. qana/tou to be convicted of a capital crime, Plu. 2.552d ; a(lou=sa di/kh conviction, Pl. Lg. 937d ; of false evidence, o(po/swn a)\n marturi/ai a(lw=sin ibid. a)/lisma, to/, water-plantain, Alisma Plantago, Dsc. 3.152 . a(li-sma/ra^gos, on, sea-resounding, Nonn. D. 39.362 . a(li/-smhktos, on, washed by the sea, Lyc. 994 : Hsch. has a(li/smhkta (cod. a(lisi/mikta): h(lisme/na, Suid. a(li/mikton: pepasme/non. a(li-smo/s, o( sprinkling with salt, Sor. 1.82 ; = salsura, Gloss, a(li/-spartos, on, sown or sprinkled with salt, Eust. 1827.61 , Hsch.,EM 65.12 . a(li-ste/fanos, on, sea-crowned, sea-girt, ptoli/eqron h.Ap. 410 ; nh=sos Alex. Lychn. ap. St.Byz. s.v. *taproba/nh , Nonn. D. 40.521 . a(li-stefh/s, e/s, = foreg., *qa/sos Epigr.Gr. 208.16 , cf. Orph. A. 145 , 186 . a)listi/a: a)nape/plhstai, Hsch. a(li/stonos, on, sea-resounding, r(axi/ai A. Pr. 712 . groaning on the sea, of fishers, Opp. H. 4.149 . a)/listos, v. a)/llistos . a(listo/s [a^], h/, o/n, (a(li/zw) salted, pickled, Str. 4.4.3 , Orib. Fr. 58 , Aeët. 9.38 , AP 9.377 ( Pall. ). a)li/stra, h( ,=a)lindh/qra, Poll. 1.183 , cf. Hsch. (cod. -tri/a). a(li/streptos, on, sea-tossed, nau=s AP 9.84 ( Antiphan. ). a(li/sxoinos, on, o( ,=o(lo/sxoinos, Aët. 2.214 (codd. -sxinos). a)li^tai/nw [a^l], Ep. Verb, used by A. in lyr., chiefly in aor. 2 Act. and Med. :—Aet., aor. 2 h)/li^ton Il. 9.375 , Thgn. 1170 , A. Eu. 269 : subj. a)li/th| Ps.-Phoc. 208 ; opt. a)li/toimi A. Pr. 533 ; part. a)litw/n Eu. 316 (cj. Auratus): later Ep. aor. 1 a)li/thsa Orph. A. 644 :— Med. , a)litai/netai Hes. Op. 330 : aor. a)li/tonto, a)li/twmai, a)li/twmai, a)lite/sqai Hom. , v. infr.: participial form a)lith/menos:—sin or offend against, c. acc. pers., e)k ga\r dh/ m' a)pa/thse kai\ h)/liten Il. 9.375 ; o(/tis sf' a)li/thtai o)mo/ssas 19.265 ; *a)qhnai/hn a)li/tonto Od. 5.108 ; a)qana/tous a)lite/sqai 4.378 , cf. Hes. Sc. 80 , Thgn.l.c.; a)litai/nht' o)rfana\ te/kna Hes. Op. 330 , cf. A. Eu. 269 , Ps.-Phoc. l.c. c.acc. rei, transgress, *dio\s d' a)li/twmai e)fetma/s Il. 24.570 ; o(/rkon, sponda/s, A.R. 4.388 , Opp. H. 5.563 . c. gen., stray from, a)li/thsen a)tarpou= Orph. l.c., cf. Call. Dian. 255 . a)lith/menos as Adj., = a)litro/s, qeoi=s a) . sinful in the eyes of gods, Od. 4.807 . a)lita/neutos, on, inexorable, PMag.Par. 1.1176 , Gloss.; cf. a)ll-. Adv. -ws AB 374 , EM 57.30 . a(li^-tenh/s, e/s, projecting into the sea, pe/tra D.S. 3.44 , Longus 2.12 ; a)/kra, xerro/nhsos, Str. 8.2.3 , 7.3.19 , cf. Posidon. 66 , Arr. Ind. 21.9 , Eun. Hist. p.241 D. ; ambulatio a(. walk by the shore, Cic. Att. 14.13.1 . of ships, of light draught, Callix. 1 , Plu. Them. 14 . of the sea, shallow, Plb. 4.39.3 , App. BC 2.84 . a(li^-te/rmwn, on, gen. onos, bounded by sea, AP 9.672 . a)li/t-hma, atos, to/, sin, offence, AP 5.277 ( Agath. ), 9.643 (Id.) (both pl.). a)lit-h/meros, on, missing the right day, untimely born, like h)lito/mhnos , cj. Guyet in Hes. Sc. 91 (for a)lith/menon), cf. EM 428.10 . a)lit-hmosu/nh, h(, = a)li/thma , Orph. A. 1318 (pl.). a)lit-h/mwn, on, gen. onos, (a)litei=n) = sq., Il. 24.157 , 186 , Call. Dian. 123 , A.R. 4.1057 . a)lit-h/rios, on, (a)litei=n) sinning or offending against, c. gen., tw=n a)lithri/wn . . tw=n th=s qeou= Ar. Eq. 445 ; e)nagei=s kai\ a). th=s qeou= Th. 1.126 ; but koino\n a)lith/rion tw=n o)lwlo/twn. . a(pa/ntwn common plague of all, D. 18.159 ; a)lith/rios *(ella/dos Aeschin. 3.157 , cf. Din. 1.77 . abs., guilty, D. 19.197 , Lys. 13.79 , And. 1.130 ; *prwtago/ras . . a(lith/rios (i.e.o( a).) Eup. 146b , cf. 96 , Men. 563 . = a)la/stwr , avenging spirit, Antipho 4.1.4 , 4.2.8 . a)lit-hriw/dhs, es, abominable, accursed, oi)=stros Pl. Lg. 854b ; sta/sis Id. R. 470d ; gnw/mh D.C. 44.1 . a)lit-hro/s, o/n, = a)lith/rios : ka)c a)li_throu= freno/s is prob. f.l. for ka)lithri/ou in S. OC 371 . a)li/ths, ou, o(, = a)lei/ths , Apollon. Lex. 22.28 , Orion 32 . a(li/ths [i_], ou, o( , salted, a)/rtos Ludw. Anecd. 175 ; = qala/ssios , Hdn. Epim. 181 ; = a(lieuth/s , Et. Gud.z. a)lito/-karpon: mataio/teknon, Hsch. a)lito/-mhnos [a_], on, = h)lito/mhnos , Suid. etc.; Pythag. , = o)kta/s , Theol.Ar. 55 . a)lito/-cenos [a^], on , sinning against one's friend, Pi. O. 10(11).6 . a)lito-frosu/nh, h(, wicked mind, AP 7.648.10 ( Leon. ). a)litrai/: oi( a)/dika dika/zontes, Hsch. a)litrai/nw, Ep. for a)litai/nw (when required by metre), abs., sin, offend, o(/stis a)litrai/nei or o(/s ken a)litrai/nh| Hes. Op. 243 (cf. Aeschin. 2.158 , 3.134 ); h)\n me\n a)litrai/nh|s AP 9.763 ( Jul. ); ou)de\n a). Tryph. 269 . a(li^trefh/s, e/s, sea-bred, Q.S. 3.272 , Nonn. D. 24.114 . a)li^tre/w, = a)litai/nw (q. v.), A. Eu. 316 codd. a)li^tri/a, h(, sinfulness, mischief, S. Fr. 48 , Ar. Ach. 907 ; but a)li/tria: h( a(martwlo/s, Et.Gud.z. a)li_tro/-bios, on, living wickedly, Nonn. D. 12.72 . a)li_tro/-noos, on, wicked-minded, Maiist. 56 , Orac. ap. Eus. PE 14.20 , Epigr.Gr. 1052 (Stratonicea). a)li_tro/s, o/n, = a)lithro/s , sinful, wicked, Il. 8.361 , Thgn. 377 , Sol. 13.27 ; also in late Prose, PPar. 63.95 (ii B. C.): neut. Pl. , a)litra/, ta/ , sins, Pi. O. 2.59 : as Subst.,dai/mosin a)litro/s sinner against the gods, Il. 23.595 , cf. Theoc. 10.17 , Call. Ap. 2 , etc.; knave, Od. 5.182 ; fem., a)litrh=s a)lw/pekos Semon. 7.7 . a)li_trosu/nh, h(, = a)litri/a , A.R. 4.699 (pl.), IG 14.1389 ii 19 , AP 7.574 ( Agath. ), etc. a(li/-trofos, on, sea-nurtured, fu=la, i. e. fishes, Opp. H. 1.76 , cf. Nonn. D. 5.182 , al. a(li/-troxos, on, rushing through the sea, Ibyc. 50 , in metapl. acc. sing. a(li/troxa. a(li/-tru_tos, on, sea-beaten, sea-worn, ge/rwn Theoc. 1.45 ; ku/mbh AP 7.294 ( Tull.Laur. ). a(li/-tu^pos, on, sea beaten, a(. ba/rh griefs for sea-tossed corpses, A. Pers. 946 (lyr.): as Subst., seaman, fisherman, E. Or. 373 . a(li/-tu_ros, o(, salted cheese, v.l. in AP 9.412 ( Phld. ). a)li/fata: a)/lfita h)\ a)/leura, Hsch. ai(li-fqero/w, shipwreck, and metaph., ruin, Sophr. 35 :—a(lifqerw=sai: a)fani/sai, Hsch. ai(li-fqori/a, h(, disaster at sea, shipwreck, AP 9.41 (Theon). ai(li-fqo/ros, on, destroying on sea: as Subst., Pirate, AP 7.654 ( Leon. ). ai(li-filei=s: ptwxoi/, Hsch. ai(li/-floios,, o(, h(, sea-bark oak, Quercus Pseudosuber, Thphr. HP 3.8.5 , Sch. Theoc. 9.20 (a)li/falos: dru=s, Hsch. , is f.l.). ai(li-frosu/nh, h(, = i(kanh\ fro/nhsis (from a(/lis, frh/n), Hsch:—Adj. a(li/frones, Naumach. ap. Stob. 4.31.76 . a)lixeutri/s, i/dos, h(, dub. sens., PFay. 331 (ii A. D.). a(li/-xlainos, on, purple-clad, Nonn. D. 20.105 . a)/liy or a)=liy: pe/tra, Hsch. ; cf. ai)gi/liy, h)li/batos. a)lka/zw, put forth strength or prowess, EM 56.11 , 66.10 :— Med. , h)lka/zonto: h)mu/nonto, Hsch. a)lka^qei=n, poet. aor. (accented as pres. by Gramm., Phot. p.76R. , AB 383 ), assist, A. Fr. 411 , S. Fr. 996 . a)lkai/a, h( tail, esp. of lion, Ael. NA 5.39 , Sch. A.R. 4.1614 ; generally, Com.ib.cit., Call. Fr. 317 , Opp. H. 5.264 . vervain mallow, Malva moschata, Dsc. 3.1476 :—also a)lkai=on, to/, Hsch. *)alkai+ko/s, h/, o/n, used by Alcaeus, me/tron Trypho Trop. 3 . a)lkai=os, a, on, (a)lkh/) strong, mighty, do/ru E. Hel. 1152 (lyr.). a)/lkar, to/, only nom. and acc.:— safeguard, defence, ou)/de ti/ se *trw/essin o)i/+omai a)/. e)/sesqai Il. 5.644 ; a)/. *)axaiw=n 11.823 ; sa=s da/martos a)/ E. Tr. 590 (lyr.): c. gen. obj., gh/raos a)/. defence against old age, h.Ap. 193 ; i)/deos, u(etou= a)/., Call. Fr. 124 , A.R. 2.1074 : abs., remedy, Aret. CA 1.1 .— Ep. and Lyr. word, cf. Pi. P. 10.52 , Ps.-Phoc. 128 . Cf. a)le/cw. a)lka=s, v. a)lkh/eis . a)/lkasma, to/, in pl., deeds of prowess, S. Ichn. 247 . a)lkh/, h(, (cf. a)le/cw) strength as displayed in action, prowess, courage, poet. word (also in Hdt. , Th. , and later Prose, Ti.Locr. 103b , Arist. EN 1115b4 , Pol. 1338a20 , etc.), in Hom. joined with sqe/nos Il. 17.212 , Od. 22.237 ; with me/nos Il. 9.706 ; with h)nore/h Od. 24.509 ; e)pieime/noi a)lkh/n Il. 8.262 ; fresi\n ei(me/nos a)lkh/n 20.381 ; du/esqai a)lkh/n 9.231 :—later, xero\s a)lka=| Pi. O. 10(11).100 ; qhri/a e)s a)lkh\n a)/lkima Hdt. 3.110 : generally, force, might, sunh=yan a)lkh/n E. Supp. 683 ; kat' a)lkh/n, opp. kata\ su/nesin, Arr. Tact. 12.11 : in pl., feats of strength, bold deeds, Pi. N. 7.12 , B. 10.126 , E. Rh. 933 , Hierocl. p. 33.61A. strength to avert danger, defence, help, *dio\s a). Il. 15.490 , cf. 8.140 ; ou)de/ tis a). Od. 12.120 , 22.305 ; pou= tis a).; A. Pr. 546 ; a). bele/wn S. Ph. 1151 ; doro/s E. Ph. 1098 : also a\. tinos defence or aid against thing, Hes. Op. 201 , Pi. N. 7.96 , S. OT 218 ; a)lkh\n poiei=sqai give aid, OC 459 ; a). tiqe/nai make a defence, ib. 1524 ; e)s or pro\s a). tre/pesqai turn and resist, stand on one's guard, Hdt. 2.45 , 3.78 , Th. 2.84 ; stre/yas pro\s a). E. Andr. 1149 ; e)s a). e)lqei=n Id. Ph. 421 ; a)lkh=s memnh=sqai Hdt. 9.70 ; e)n oi(=s e)stin a). where they can defend themselves, Arist. EN l.c. battle, fight, A. Th. 498 , 569 , 878 codd., E. Med. 264 . a)/lkh, h(, elk, Paus. 5.12.1 . a)lkh/eis, essa, en, Dor. contr. a)lka=s, a=ntos, valiant, courageous, h. Hom. 28.3 , Pi. O. 9.72 , P. 5.71 , A.R. 1.71 ; of patients, Aret. CA 1.10 , al.; strong, o)i+stoi/ AP 6.277 ( Damag. ); pi/stis Man. 4.48 : Sup. , Poet. ap. Parth. 21.3 . a)lkhsth/s, ou=, o(, = foreg., suno/dontes Opp. H. 1.170 . a)lki/ [i^], metapl. poet. dat. of a)lkh/, might, strength: le/wn w(\s a)lki\ pepoiqw/s Il. 5.299 , cf. Od. 6.130 , Thgn. 949 ; of Hector, Il. 18.158 , cf. Nonn. D. 39.34 , etc. a)lkibia/deion, to/, = e)/xion , Dsc. 4.27 : = a)/gxousa , ib. 24 , Gal. 13.149 . a)lkibia/des, ai(, sort of shoes (from *)alkibia/dhs), Ath. 12.534c , Poll. 7.89 . a)lki/bios, h(, = e)/xis , Cretan bugloss, Echium parviflorum, used as an antidote to snake-bite, Sch. Nic. Th. 541 . (*)alkibi/on is pr. n. in Nic.l.c.) a)lki/maxos, h, on, bravely fighting, or defender in fight, of Athena, AP 6.124 (Heges.). a)lki^mo/bri_qos, on, mighty in weight, PMag. Par. 1.1364 . a)/lki^mos, on, also h, on S. Aj. 401 : (a)lkh/):— stout, brave, of men and things, *trw=es, e)/gxos, dou=re, Il. 11.483 , 3.338 , Od. 22.125 ; h)=tor Callin. 1.10 ; qumo/s Tyrt. 10.17 ; ne/kus Pi. Pae. 6.98 ; dra/kwn Epich. 60 : Comp. -w/teros Hdt. 1.79 , 103 , Arist. HA 607a11 , etc.: Sup. -w/tatos E. Ph. 743 , Plb. 6.5.9 ; a)/. ta\ polemika/ Hdt. 3.4 ; e)s a)lkh\n a)/lkima ib. 110 ; a)/. ma/xh E. Heracl. 683 :—prov., pa/lai pot' h)=san a)/lkimoi *milh/sioi `times are changed', Anacr. 85 , Ar. Pl. 1002 , Philostr. VS 1.22.4 :—less common in Prose, Pl. R. 614b (with play on *)alki/nou), Arist. HA 628b6 . fortifying, u(/dwr Plu. 2.669b s.v.l.; giving succour, PMag.Leid.W. 14.10 . a)lki/frwn, on, gen. onos, (frh/n) stout-hearted, lao/s A. Pers. 92 (lyr.). a)lkmai=os: neani/skos, Hsch. *)alkmaniko/s, h/, o/n, used by Alcman, sxh=ma Hdn. Fig. p.101 S. , Lesb. Gramm. 5 . a)lkmare/s: i)sxuro/n, Hsch. a)lk-th/r, h=ros, o(, one who wards off, protector from a thing, c. gen., a)rh=s, kunw=n kai\ a)ndrw=n, Il. 18.100 , Od. 14.531 ; nou/swn Pi. P. 3.7 . a)lk-th/rios, on, helping, healing, u(/dwr Nonn. D. 45.348 :—neut. a)lk-th/rion, to/, remedy, antidote, tino/s against a thing, Nic. Th. 528 , etc.; so prob. E. Fr. 697 (cod. a)rkth/ria). a)lkuo/neion ( -ion Dsc. 5.118 ), to/, bastard-sponge, a zoophite, so called because like the halcyon's nest, Hp. Mul. 1.106 , Antyll. ap. Orib. 10.21.2 . a)lkuo/neios, a, on, of the a)lkuw/n, a). h(me/rai, = a)lkuoni/des , Arist. HA 542b6 , cf. Ael. NA 1.36 . a)lkuoni/s, i/dos, h(, = a)lkuw/n , A.R. 1.1085 , Epigr.Gr. 205 (Halicarn.), 241.8 (Smyrna). Adj. a)lku^oni/des, ai(, with or without h(me/rai, winter days during which the halcyon builds, and the sea is calm, hence prov. of undisturbed tranquillity, Ar. Av. 1594 , cf. Arist. HA 542b15 , Philoch. 180 , Luc. Halc. 2 , Suid. ; placed in spring by Ps.- Democr. ap. Gem. Calend. 9 : sg. in Alciphr. 1.1 . a)lkuw/n, o/nos, h(, mythical bird, identified with the kingfisher, Alcedo ispida, Il. 9.563 , Alcm. 26 , Simon. 12 , Ar. Av. 251 , Arist. HA 542b4 , Theoc. 7.57 . (Freq. written a(l- by false etymology from a(/ls, kue/w: a(lkudw/n Hdn. Gr. 2.285 .) a)lla/, Conj., orig. neut. pl. of a)/llos, otheruise: used adversatively to limit or oppose words, sentences, or clauses, stronger than de/: in simple oppositions, but, after neg. clauses, ou) kako/s, a)ll' a)gaqo/s Thgn. 212 ; ou)de\ me\n *(/ektwr mi/mnen, a)ll' . . e)forma=tai Il. 15.690 , etc. after a simple neg., h)= parafronei=s; ou)/k, a)ll' u(/pnos m' e)/xei Ar. V. 9 , etc. freq. after ou) mo/non, mh\ mo/non, with or without kai/, ou) mo/non a(/pac, a). polla/kis Pl. Phdr. 228a , cf. Th. 3.59 , X. Mem. 1.4.13 , etc.; without mo/non, ou)x e(spe/ras, a)lla\ kai\ meshmbri/as E. Fr. 1006 : also after ou)x (or mh\( o(/ti, ou)x (or mh\) o(/pws, either, not only . . but . . , mh\ o(/ti i)diw/thn tina/, a)lla\ to\n me/gan basile/a Pl. Ap. 40d ; mh\ o(/ti kata\ to\ sw=ma, a)lla\ kai\ kata\ th\n yuxh/n Id. Smp. 207e ; or, not only not . . but . . , ou)x o(/pws kwlutai\ . . genh/sesqe, a)lla\ kai\ . . perio/yesqe Th. 1.35 ; ou)x o(/ti w)rgi/zonto, a)ll' e)zh/loun D. 19.265 ; the neg. form is a)ll' ou)de/, mh\ o(/ti u(pe\r a)/llou, a)ll' ou)de\ u(pe\r e)mautou= di/khn ei)/rhka Is. 10.1 , etc. in the apodosis of hypothetical sentences, still, at least, ei)/per ga/r te . . a)lla/ te Il. 1.82 , etc.: in Prose, esp. a)ll' ou)=n . . ge or a)lla/ . . ge, ei) kai\ smikra/, a). ou)=n i)/sh ge h( xa/ris Hdt. 3.140 ; ei) mh/ (sc. o(rw=), a)ll' a)kou/w ge, Pl. Grg. 470d , cf. Isoc. 3.15 ,al.; ei) mhde/n e)sti teleuth/santi, a)ll' ou)=n tou=to/n ge to\n xro/non h(=tton a)hdh\s e)/somai Pl. Phd. 91b (in later Gk. a)lla/ ge may be in juxtaposition, ei) a)/llois ou)k ei)mi\ a)po/stolos, a)lla/ ge u(mi=n ei)mi/ 1 Ep.Cor. 9.2 , and a). ge dh/ is found with vv. Il. in Pl. Phdr. 262a ); ei) kai\ mete/xousi . . a)ll' ou) . . Arist. Pol. 1282a11 :—less freq. after Conjunctions of Time, as e)pei\ dh/ Od. 14.151 ; e)pei/ S. OC 241 . after Hom. , a). is used elliptically, esp. with Advbs. of Time, w)= qeoi\ patrw=|oi, sugge/nesqe/ g' a). nu=n (sc. ei) mh\ pro/teron, a). nu=n ge) S. El. 411 , cf. Ant. 552 , E. Heracl. 565 ; a). tw=| xro/nw| Id. Med. 912 ; e)a\n ou)=n a). nu=n g' e)/ti, i.e.e)a\n ou)=n [mh\a)/llote], a). nu=n ge . . if then now at least ye still . . , D. 3.33 , cf. Lys. 10.15 :—without an Adv. of Time, at least, h( d' a). pro/s se mikro\n ei)pa/tw mo/non Ar. Pax 660 , cf. S. OC 1276 , E. HF 331 . sts.= a)ll' h)/ (q.v.), except, but, ou)/ti moi ai)/tios a)/llos, a) . . . tokh=e no one else, but . . , Od. 8.312 ; ou)de/ tis a)/llh fai/neto gaia/wn, a). ou)rano\s h)de\ qa/lassa 12.404 ; e)/paisen ou)/tis a). e)gw/ S. OT 1331 ; h(de/a . . ou)k e)/stin a). tou/tois Arist. EN 1176a22 , cf. 1152b30 : cf. reverse process in our word but=be out, except:—sts. with force of h)/ after comparatives, ta/fon, ou)k e)n w(=| kei=ntai ma=llon, a).e)n w(=| h( do/ca ktl. not that in which they are lying, but far more . . , Th. 2.43 ; ou)x o(/plwn to\ ple/on, a). dapa/nhs Id. 1.83 . with neg. after an affirmative word or clause, to be rendered simply by not, a)gaqw=n, a). ou)xi\ kakw=n ai)/tion Lys. 14.16 ; tw=n spoudai/wn, a). mh\ tw=n fau/lwn Isoc. 1.2 ; e)kei=qen, a). ou)k e)nqe/nde h(rpa/sqh Pl. Phdr. 229d :—after a question, ti/ dei= e)mbalei=n lo/gon peri\ tou/tou, a). ou)xi\ proeipei=n; X. Cyr. 2.2.19 , cf. Isoc. 15.229 , etc. without neg., mikro\s me\n e)/hn de/mas, a). maxhth/s Il. 5.801 . to oppose whole sentences,but, yet: freq. in transitions, as Il. 1.135 , 140 , etc.; a). kai\ w(/s . . 1.116 ; a). ou)d' w(/s . . Od. 1.6 :—after Hom. in answers and objections, nay but . . , well but . . , freq. with negs., esp. in making and answering objections, Ar. Ach. 402 , 407 ; also in affirmative answers, Pl. Prt. 330b , Grg. 449a , etc.:—repeated in a succession of questions or objections, po/teron h)/|toun se/ ti . . ; a). a)ph/|toun; a). peri\ paidikw=n maxo/menos; a). mequ/wn e)parw/|nhsa; X. An. 5.8.4 , cf. Pl. Thg. 123e , Isoc. 17.47 ; a). mh/n . . , answered by a) . . , Arist. Pol. 1287a23 :—in vehement answers Pl. often uses nh\ tou\s qeou\s a) . . . , ma\ *di/) a) . . , Grg. 481c , Phlb. 36a , cf. Alc. 1.110b , c:—at beginning of speech, to introduce a general objection, Od. 4.472 , cf. X. Smp. 1 , Men. Georg. 22 . with imper. or subj., to remonstrate, encourage, persuade, etc., freq. in Hom. , a). a)/ge, i)/qi, Il. 1.210 , 11.611 ; a). i)/omen 6.526 ; a). pi/qesqe 1.259 ; after voc., w)= *fi/ntis, a). zeu=con Pi. O. 6.22 , cf. Tyrt. 10.15 , etc.; answered by a second a)., a). perime/nete. a). perimenou=men Pl. R. 327b ; a)ll' e(/rpeq' w(s ta/xista S. OC 1643 , cf. Ant. 1029 , etc. to break off a subject abruptly, a). ta/ ge *zeu\s oi)=den Od. 15.523 ; a). tau=ta me\n ti/ dei=le/gein; S. Ph. 11 , cf. Tr. 467 , etc. in resuming an address after parenthesis, Pi. O. 2.12 , 4.7 . in elliptical phrases, ou) mh\n a)., ou) me/ntoi a) . . . it is not [so], but . . , o( i(/ppos pi/ptei kai\ mikrou= au)to\n e)cetraxh/lisen: ou) mh\n [e)cet raxh/lisen] a). e)pe/meinen o( *ku=ros it did not however [throw him], but . . , X. Cyr. 1.4.8 ; ou) me/ntoi a). Pl. Smp. 173b ; ou) ga\r a). Ar. Ra. 58 , 498 :—after de/, u(mei=s de/ m' a). paidi\ sumfoneu/sate E. Hec. 391 . when joined with other Particles, each retains proper force, as, a)ll' a)/ra, used by Hom. in transitions, Il. 6.418 , 12.320 , etc.; later, to introduce an objection, Pl. Ap. 25a ; in questions,a)ll' a)=ra . . ; Id. R. 381b . a)ll' ou)=n, concessive, at all events, Ar. Ra. 1298 ; tou\s prw/tous xro/nous a). ou)=nprosepoiou=nq' u(mi=n ei)=nai fi/loi Aeschin. 3.86 ; well then, Pl. Prt. 310a ; but then, however, with ge following, Hdt. 3.140 , S. Ant. 84 , E. Cyc. 652 , Isoc. 3.18 , etc.; a)ll' ou)=n ge in apodosi, v. supr. 1.2 . a)lla\ ga/r, freq. with words between, but really, certainly, as a)lla\ ga\r *kre/onta leu/ssw . . , pau/sw go/ous, but this is irreg. for a)lla/, *kre/onta ga\r leu/ssw, pau/sw go/ous, E. Ph. 1308 , cf. S. Ant. 148 ; for the reg. order cf. S. Ph. 81 , E. Heracl. 480 , Med. 1067 ; freq. elliptical, the Verb being understood, Hdt. 8.8 , A. Pr. 941 , S. Ant. 155 : in Hom. only with negs., a)ll' ou) ga/r Il. 7.242 , Od. 14.355 , al., cf. S. OT 1409 ; a). ga\r dh/, a). ga/r toi, S. Aj. 167 , Ph. 81 . a). ei) . . quid si . . ? Il. 16.559 . a). h)= in questions, chiefly of surprise or remonstrance, A. Ch. 220 , S. El. 879 , Ar. Ach. 1111 ; a)ll' h)=, to\ lego/menon, kato/pin e(orth=s h(/komen; Pl. Grg. 447a , cf. Prt. 309c . a). followed by strengthening Particle, a)ll' h)/toi me\n tau=ta qew=n e)n gou/nasi kei=tai Il. 17.514 ; esp. c. imper., 1.211 , al.; a)lla/ toi Od. 15.518 , A. Pers. 795 , etc.; a). me/ntoi, with or without ge, Pl. Smp. 214e , Hp.Ma. 287d , al.; a). mh/n, v. mh/n; a). dh/ , mostly with words between, S. Aj. 1271 , OC 586 , Isoc. 4.109 , etc.; without intervening words, Pl. Ap. 37c , al.; a). dh=ta Id. Hp.Ma. 285c ; a). me\n dh\ kai\ au)to/s Id. Tht. 143b , cf. S. El. 103 . = et quidem, Olymp. in Mete. 1.13 , al. a)lla/g-dhn, Adv. alternately, Doroth. 65 , Hdn.Gr. 1.508 . a)llag-h/ [a^g] , h( (a)lla/ssw) change, A. Ag. 482 , etc.; a)llaga=| bi/ou S. OT 1206 ; h käta\ to/pon a). Arist. Spir. 485a22 ; a). qew=n Plu. 2.166d . exchange, barter, buying and selling, Pl. R. 371b , Arist. EN 1133a19 , Pol. 1257a13 ; pl., dia\ ta\s a). for purposes of exchange, ib. 1280a35 . agio, whether premium or discount, Peripl.M.Rubr. 49 , PEleph. 14.10 (iii B. C.), PTeb 99.2 (ii B. C.), BGU 1194.17 (i B. C.), etc. later, change of post-horses, stage, Eust. 531.21 , cf. POxy. 1863.5 , etc. a)/llag-ma, atos, to/, that which is given or taken in exchange, kainh=s diai/ths Hp. VM 3 . reward, price of a thing, AP 12.132 ( Mel. ), LXX De. 23.18(19) . change, vicissitude, LXX Si. 2.4 . a)llag-mo/s, o(, = foreg., Man. 4.189 . a)lla/qaron: a(lmu/ron (Cret.), Hsch. a)llaqea/s, a/dos, h(, at Delphi, funeral ceremony, in pl., ta\ e)s ta\n tafa\n kai\ a). GDI 1796 , cf. 1731 , 1775 . a)llak-te/on, one must change, Plu. 2.53b , Sor. 2.11 . a)llak-tiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for exchange: h(-kh/ or to\ -ko/n the business of exchange, Pl. Sph. 223c ; koinwni/a a). Arist. EN 1132b31 . Adv. -kw=s in exchange, Sch. E. Hec. 1159 . a)llak-to/s, h/, o/n, equivalent, pro/s ti Phld. Oec. pp.47,55 J. : -to/n, to/,=a)na/foron, Arg. Ar. Ra. a)llampa=n: to\n h(/lion, oi( de\ e)pixeiri/dion (leg. -xwr-) dai/mona, Hsch. a)llanh/s (-h=s cod.): a)sfalh/s ( Lacon. ), Id. a)lla/ntion, to/, in later Gk., Dim. of a)lla=s, Moer. 12 . a)llanto-eidh/s, e/s, sausage-shaped, a). u(mh/n the allantoid membrane of the foetus, Gal. UP 15.5 , Aët. 16.2 . a)llanto-poio/s, o(, maker of sausages, Hsch. Mil. 7 A 3 , D.L. 2.60 . a)llanto-pwle/w, deal in sausages, Ar. Eq. 1242 . a)llanto-pw/lhs, ou, o(, sausage-seller, Ar. Eq. 143 , al., Procop. Pers. 1.26 (pl.). a)lla/c, Adv. = e)nhllagme/nws , Hsch. a)lla/cima (sc. i(ma/tia), changes of raiment, POxy. 1728.2 (iii A. D.), Gloss. a)/llacis, ews, h(, exchange, barter, Arist. MM 1194a24 . a)lla=s, a=ntos, o(, force-meat, sausage or black-pudding, Hippon. 48 , Ar. Eq. 161 , Crates Com. 17 , etc. a)lla/ssw, later Att. a)llanto/-ttw Pl. Prm. 139a : impf. h)/llatton Men. Epit. 466 : fut. -a/cw Thgn. 21 : aor. h)/llaca E. Alc. 661 : pf. h)/lla^xa (a)p-) X. Mem. 3.13.6 , (di-) Dionys. Com. 2.10 :— Med. , fut. a)lla/comai Luc. Tyr. 7 , (a)nt-) E. Hel. 1088 : aor. h)llaca/mhn Id. El. 103 , Antipho 5.79 , Th. 8.82 , etc.: pf. (in med. sense) h)/llagmai ( e)n-) S. Aj. 208 :— Pass. , fut. a)llaxqh/somai Trag. and Com., (a)p-) E. Med. 878 , Ar. Av. 940 ; a)llagh/somai in early Prose, (a)p-) Hdt. 2.120 , (e)cap-) Th. 4.28 : aor. h)lla/xqhn and h)lla/ghn, former more freq. in S. and E. , latter in Prose: pf. h)/llagmai Antiph. 176 , AP 9.67 , al.: plpf. h)/llakto Hdt. 2.26 . (More common in compds., esp. in later Gk.): (a)/llos):—make other than it is, change, alter, to/pon Parm. 8.41 ; morfh/n Emp. 137 ; xroia/n E. Med. 1168 ; h)/llatte xrw/mat' Men. Epit. 466 ; to\ e(autou= ei)=dos ei)s polla\s morfa/s Pl. R. 380d ; xw/ran Id. Prm. 139a . a). ti/ tinos give in exchange, barter one thing for another, th=s sh=s latrei/as th\n e)mh\n duspraci/an . . ou)k a)\n a)lla/caim' e)gw/ A. Pr. 967 ; ti a)nti/ tinos E. Alc. 661 :— Med. , th\n paranti/ka e)lpi/da . . ou)deno\s a)\n h)lla/canto Th. 8.82 . repay, requite, fo/non foneu=sin E. El. 89 . leave, quit, ou)ra/nion fw=s S. Ant. 944 , cf. E. IT 193 . Med. , e)/cw tri/bou a)lla/ssesqai i)/xnos move one's position, Id. El. 103 . take one thing in exchange for another, ka/kion tou)sqlou= pareo/ntos Thgn. 21 ; po/nw| po/non a). to exchange one suffering with another (nisi leg. po/nou), Trag.Adesp. 7.3 ; h)llatto/mesq' a)\n da/krua do/ntes xrusi/on should take in exchange, Philem. 73 : a). qnhto\n ei)=dos assume it, E. Ba. 53 , cf. 1331 :—more freq. in Med. , ti/ tinos one thing for another, eu)daimoni/as kakodaimoni/an Antipho 5.79 , cf. Pl. Lg. 733b ; ta\ oi)kh/i+a kaka\ a)lla/casqai toi=si plhsi/oisi exchange them with them, Hdt. 7.152 : hence, buy, ti a)nt' a)rguri/ou Pl. R. 371c ; dia/ tinos w)nh=s h)\ kai\ pra/sews a)lla/ttesqai/ ti/ tini Id. Lg. 915d , 915e ; tou= panto\s a). prize above all things, Ph. Bel. 56.30 . take a new position, i.e. go to a place, a).*(/aida qala/mous E. Hec. 483 ; po/lin e)k po/lews Pl. Plt. 289e . abs., have dealings, as buyer or seller, in Med. , pro/s tina Pl. Lg. 915e . alternate, Emp. 17.6 ; skh=ptr' e)/ein e)niauto\n a)lla/ssonte to enjoy power in turn, E. Ph. 74 , cf. Pl. Ti. 42c :— Pass. , a)retai\ . . a)llasso/menai in turns, Pi. N. 11.38 , cf. Arist. Pr. 940a15 . V. Pass. , to be reconciled, S. Fr. 997 . a)llatto/logos, on, complicated, mu=qos POxy. 1381.180 (ii A. D.). a)llax-h=, Delph. a)llax-xa=| GDI 2085 , Adv., (a)/llos) elsewhere, in another place, a)/llos a). one here, another there, X. An. 7.3.47 ; a)/llote a). now here, now there, Id. Mem. 1.4.12 ;= a)/llose, a)piw\n a). Ar. Av. 1020 , cf. PLips. 104 (i B. C.). a)llax-o/qen, Adv. from another place, LXX 4 Ma 1.7 , Ev.Jo. 10.1 , Plu. 2.1129e ; from another source, dhlou=sqai Antipho 3.4.3 . a)llax-o/qi, Adv. elsewhere, A.D. Synt. 333.26 , Plu. 2.20d , AP 9.378 ( Pall. ), Jul. Or. 1.5c . a)llax-o/se, Adv. elsewhither, v.l. in X. Cyr. 7.4.7 , Simp. in Ph. 1164.38 . a)llax-ou=, Adv. elsewhere, S. OC 43 , X. HG 2.3.20 ; a)/gwmen a). Ev.Marc. 1.38 , cf. Arr. Epict. 3.26.4 .—These forms are censured by Moer. 11 as less Att. than a)/lloqen, a)/lloqi, a)/llose. a)/llegon, a)lle/cai, v. sub a)nale/gw. a)llepallhli/a, h(, accumulation, Eust. 12.3 . a)llepa/llhlos, on, one upon another, successive, r(ani/des EM 702.20 ; nh=ssai Sch. Arat. 982 ; cumulative, su/nqesis (as in sun-om-h/likes) EM 291.37 ; to\ a). accumulation, Paus. 9.39.4 ; alternating, varying, dro/moi Vett. Val. 331.22 ; constantly changing, a)potele/smata 243.29 . Adv. -ws in varied style, 272.23 :—also, in layers, of stones, Arg. E. Ph. :—perh. to be written divisim a)/ll' e)p., Alciphr. Fr. 6.11 . a)/llh, Dor. a)/lla| or a)lla=| (as A.D. Adv. 175.13 ), Delph. and Megar. a)llei= GDI 1830 , 3052 (Chalcedon), Adv., properly dat. fem. of a)/llos: of Place, elsewhere, Il. 13.49 , S. Ph. 23 , etc.; th=| a)/. Hdt. 2.36 , 4.28 : c. gen. loci, a)/llos a)/. th=s po/lews one in one part of the city, one in another, Th. 2.4 ; a)/. th=s kefalh=s Hp. VC 8 ; a)/llote a)/. X. HG 1.5.20 ; a)/. kai\ a)/. here and there, prob. l. Id. An. 5.2.29 . to another place, elsewhither, Il. 5.187 , Od. 18.288 ; e)/rxetai a)/., i.e. is lost Il. 1.120 ; a)/lloi a)/. Hdt. 1.46 , cf. 7.25 ; ou)/t' e)pi\ qh/rhn i)ou=sai ou)/t' a)/. ou)damh=| Id. 4.114 . of Manner, otherwise, Il. 15.51 , etc.; th=| te a)/. pollaxh= kai\ . . Hdt. 6.21 ; a)/. ge/ ph| Pl. Smp. 189c ; a)/. pws X. Cyr. 1.1.1 . a)ll' h)/, = a)lla/ 1.3 , except, but, after negs., esp. ou)dei/s or mhdei/s, which are often joined with a)/llos or e(/teros, as ou)dei\s a)ll' h)\ e)kei/nh no one except her, Hdt. 9.109 , cf. Th. 3.71 , al.; mhde\n a)/llo dokei=n ei)=nai a)lhqe\s a)ll' h)\ to\ swmatoeide/s Pl. Phd. 81b , cf. R. 429b , etc.; a)rgu/rion me\n ou)k e)/xw a)ll' h)\ mikro/n ti X. An. 7.7.53 :—after questions implying a neg., Pl. Phdr. 258e :—in Ar. Ach. 1111 , 1112 a)ll' h)= (bis) is prob. l. for a)ll' h)/ (bis). (This form seems to arise from a confusion of ou)de\n a)/llo h)/ other than, except, cf. Hdt. 1.49 , 9.8 , a)/llo ge h)\ o(/ti.. except that . . , and ou)de\n a)/llo . . a)la/.) a)ll' h)=, in questions, v. a)lla/ 111.5 . a)llhgor-e/w, (a)goreu/w) interpret allegorically, *(/ellhnes *kro/non a)llhgorou=si to\n xro/non Plu. 2.363d , cf. 996b , Heraclit. All. 1 :— Pass. , to be spoken allegorically, Ep.Gal. 4.24 ; a)llhgorei=tai a( *)apo/llwn ei)s to\n *(/hlion, Sch. S. Aj. 186 . abs., speak figuratively or metaphorically, Demetr. Eloc. 151 , 285 ; speak allegorically, J. AJProoem. a)llhgor-hth/s, ou=, o(, allegorical expounder, Eust. 123.32 . a)llhgor-i/a, h(, allegory, veiled language, Cic. Att. 2.20.3 (pl.) :—allegorical exposition of mythical legends, Plu. 2.19e ; kat' a)llhgori/an Longin. 9.7 . figurative, metaphorical language, Demetr. Eloc. 99 , Cic. Orat. 27.94 , Quint. Inst. 8.6.44 ; xrh=sqai metaforai=s h)\ -gori/ais Phld. Rh. 1.174 S. , cf. 164 S. a)llhgor-iko/s, h/, o/n, figurative, Demetr. Eloc. 282 ; a). sto/mfos Longin. 32.7 . Adv. -kw=s Cleanth.Stoic. 1.118 , Demetr. Eloc. 243 . a)llh/gor-os, on, allegorical, Et.Gud. 515.42 . Adv. -ws allegorically, Anon. (fort. Tz. )ap. Sch. A. Pr. 428 . a)/llhktos (A), on, poet. for a)/lhktos (A), unceasing, ceaseless, no/tos Od. 12.325 ; o)du/nai S. Tr. 985 (lyr.) ; implacable, qumo/s Il. 9.636 : neut. as Adv., a)/llhkton, a)/llhkta, Man. 3.252 , 206 .—So *)allhktw/ is restored for *)alhktw/ (the Fury) in Luc. Trag. 6 . a)/llhktos (B), on, = a)/lhktos (B), AB 202 :—Adv. a)llhgor-ti/, Hsch. a)llhl-ana/doxos, on, giving mutual security, PLond. 3.994.7 (vi A. D.), PHamb. 23.7 (vi A. D.). a)llhl-avemi/a, h(, constant change of wind, a). e)pisfalh\s tai=s bota/nais Lyd. Ost. 31 . a)llhla/cai: a)llh/lous e)la/sai, Hsch. a)llhl-eggu/h, h(, mutual security, e)c -u/hs PFlor. 368.10 (i A. D.), POxy. 918 ii 15 (ii A. D.), etc.; to\ th=s a). di/kaion PCair. 67126.18 . a)llhl-e/gguoi, a, mutual sureties, BGU 1001 (i B. C.), 1106.41 (i B. C.) : sg., Hsch. Adv. -ws Just. Edict. 9.3 , Nov. 99 . a)llhli/zw, lie together, sens. obsc., AB 383 :—also a)llhli/zein: a)/llws kai\ a)/llws le/gein, and a)llhli/zesqai: to\ a)llh/lous e)pixeirh=sai, Hsch. a)llhlo-bo/ros, on, in pl., devouring one another, Hsch. s.v. a)llhlodwdo/tai . a)llhlo-grafi/a, h(, writing of amoebaean poems, Eust. 55.39 . a)llhl-odwdo/tai, devouring one another, dub. in Hsch. a)llhlo-klhronomi/a, h(, mutual inheritance, Suid. s.v. r(eucwri/a . a)llhlo-ktone/w, siay each other, Hp. Ep. 17 , Arist. Fr. 344 , Ph. 2.38 . a)llhlo-ktoni/a, h(, mutual slaughter, D.H. 1.87 , Ph. 2.567 . a)llhlo-kto/nos, on, of things, producing mutual slaughter, dai=tes Moschio Trag. 6 ; zh=los D.H. 2.24 . a)llhlo-manda/tores, oi(, mandatories of each other, PHamn. 23.7 (vi A. D.). a)llhlo-ma^xi/a, h(, mutual fight, Sch. Il. 3.443 . a)llhlo-mi_se/w, hate one another, PMag.Lond. 46.108 . a)llhlo-pa/qeia, h(, Astrol., subjection to mutualingluence, Vett. Val. 5.13 . a)llhlo-tu^pe/w, impinge mutually, Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 36.22 . a)llhlo-tu^pi/a, h(, mutual impact, of atoms, Placit. 1.12.6 : pl., Ph. 2.489 . a)llhl-ouxe/w, hold together, intr., Ph. 1.464 , 2.417 :— Pass. , Nicom. Ar. 1.2 ; -ou/menos ko/smos Iamb. in Nic. p.7.13 P., cf. Simp. in Ph. 711.16 , Syrian. in Metaph. 150.1 , Dam. Pr. 206 . a)llhl-ouxi/a, h(, holding together, conjunction, Longin. 36.4 ; coherence, Epicur. Nat. 2.993.5 ; continuity, opp. para/qesis, Theol.Ar. 4 ; ta/cis kai\ a). Procl. Inst. 97 , cf. Dam. Pr. 85 ; ko/smou Iamb. Protr. 21 .iz/; close texture, consistency, Gal. 14.12 ; kthdo/nwn Dsc. 5.127 ; mutual support, of words in composition, D.H. Comp. 23 . a)llhl-ou=xoi, a, holding together, a)/tomoi Epicur. Ep. 2P. 44 U. ; fu/seis Id. Nat. 2.9 ; e)gkent ri/seis Jul. Ep. 180 . a)llhlo-fa^ge/w, eat one another, Arist. HA 591a17 . a)llhlo-fa^gi/a, h(, an eating one another, Hdt. 3.25 , Pl. Epin. 975a , Athenio 1 , etc. a)llhlo-fa/goi,a eating each other, Arist. HA 593b27 , Orac. ap. Paus. 8.42.6 ; h( a). a)nomi/a S.E. M. 2.32 ; a). di/kai Telecl. 2 . a)llhlo-fqoni/a, h(, mutual envy, D. 11.4.26 . a)llhlo-fqori/a, h(, mutual slaughter, Pl. Prt. 321a (pl. , D.H. 5.66 (pl.). a)llhlo-fqo/ros, on, destroying one another, Max.Tyr. 41.5 . a)llhlo-fi^le/w, love one another, PMag.Lond. 46.107 . a)llhlo/-fi^loi, a, fond of each other, Gp. 20.6.1 . a)llhlo-foni/a, Dor. a)lla_l-, h(, mutual slaughter, Pi. O. 2.42 , Philipp. Perg. in IG 4.1153 (Epid.), Them. Or. 6.74b , Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.44 . a)llhlo-fo/noi, Dor. a)lla_l-, a, murdering one another, lo/gxai Pi. Fr. 163 ; xei=res, mani/ai, A. Th. 931 , Ag. 1576 ; a)delfoi/ X. Hier. 3.8 . a)llhlo-fu^h/s, e/s, in pl., grown out of one another, f.l. for o(lofuh/s , Placit. 5.19.5 . a)llh/lwn, Aeol. and Dor. a)lla/lwn, gen. pl., dua. a)llh/loin, Ep. a)llh/loii+n Il. 10.65 , fem. -ain X. Mem. 2.3.18 codd.: dat. a)llh/lois, ais, ois , dual a)llh/loin: acc. a)llh/lous, as, a, dual a)llh/lw (fem.) X. Mem. 2.3.18 , cf. LXX Ge. 15.10 , al.: the dual is rare in Prose : sg., kera/mw( a(rmo/ttonti pro\s a)/llhlon IG 2.1054.59 : (redupl. from a)/llos) :—of one another, to one another, one another; hence, mutually, reciprocally, used of all three persons, Il. 4.62 , Od. 1.209 , etc.: freq with Preps., e)n a)llh/loisi among one another, Pi. P. 4.223 ,etc.; tou/tw..e)n a)llh/laisi A. Pers. 188 ; pro\s a)llh/lous, ei)s a)/llhla, Id. Pr. 491 , 1086 ; e)pi/, pro\s a)llh/lois, Od. 22.389 , A. Pers. 506 , Ag. 654 ; e)ca)llh/lwn X. Mem. 4.4.23 ; ku/klw( kai\ e)c a)llh/lwn dei/knusqai Arist. APr. 57b18 ; par' a)llh/lous, -a, Pl. Grg. 472c , Phdr. 264b ; h( di' a)llh/lwn dei=cis reciprocal proof, Arist. APr. 59a32 ,cf. D.L. 9.89 , etc.; met' a)llh/lwn Arist. Pr. 953b32 ; pro\s au(ta\ kai\ pro\s a)/llhla Pl. Grg. 451c ; u(p' a)llh/lwn A. Th. 821 (Wrongly interpreted by Gramm. as =e(autou/s, -w=n, Il. 12.105 , Th. 2.70 , E. Fr. 1124 .) a)/llhn, acc. fem. of a)/llos, used (se. o(do/n) as Adv., elsewhither, a)/. kai\ a)/. diw/kein X. Cyr. 4.1.15 , cf. Aen.Tact. 26.3 : also of Time, a)/. kai\ a)/. a)poble/pein ei)/s tina again and again, Pl. Euthd. 273b . a)/llhn: la/xanon (Ital.), Hsch. a)llh/nallos, on, this way and that, irregular, ki/nhsis Theo Sm. p.151 H. Adv. -ws Eustr. in APo 149.29 . a)llh=sai: a)nastre/yai, Hsch. (fort. a)llu=sai). a)/llic, i^kos, h(, man's upper garment, Euph. 144 , Call. Fr 149 ; purple cloak (Thessal.), EM 68.33 . a)/llistos, on, Ep. for a)/listos, (li/ssomai) inexorable, *(/aidhs AP 7.643 ( Crin. ), IG 14.1909.3 . a)llita/neutos, Ep. for a)lita/neutos, inexorable, AP 7.483 . a)/lli^tos, on, = foreg., ai)=sa Epic.Alex.Adesp. 6.5 ; a)/llita kwku/ontes shrieking unanswered prayers, App.Anth. 4.54.7 . a)llo-genh/s, e/s, of another race, OGI 598 , LXX Ge. 17.27 , al., Ev.Luc. 17.18 , Agath. 4.5 , Ps.-Callisth. 3.26 . a)llo-glwssi/a, h(, use of a strange tongue, difference of tongue, J. AJ 1.5.1 . a)llo/-glwssos, on, using a strange tongue, Hdt. 2.154 , SIG 1.4 (Abu Simbel, vi B. C.), IG 12(3).328.20 (Thera, iii B. C.), LXX Ba. 4.15 . a)llo-gnoe/w, (gno-, gnw=nai) take one for another, a)llognw/sas *kroi=son Hdt. 1.85 . to be deranged, Hp. ap. Gal. 19.75 . a)llo-gnw/mwn, onos, fickle, Ptol. Tetr. 183 ; holding strange opinions, Agath. 4.26 . a)llo-gnw/s, w=tos, o(, h(, unknown, strange, Emp. 126 . a)llo/-gnwtos, on, = foreg., dh=mos Od. 2.366 . a)llo-dapo/s, h/, o/n, (perh. a)llod-, cf. Lat. aliud, -apos = -ṇq[uglide]os , cf. Lat. long-inquus) belonging to another people or land, foreign, Il. 16.550 , Od. 17.485 , Sapph. 92 , Pi. N. 1.22 , A. Th. 1082 , X. Cyr. 8.7.14 , etc.; e)n a)llodaph=| in foreign parts, Sammelb. 4284.7 (iii A. D.) :— later a)llo-da^ph/s, e/s, EM 68.2 , cf. Ps.-Callisth. 2.21 . a)llo-dhmi/a, Dor. a)llo-dami/a, h(, = a)podhmi/a , stay in foreign land, Hp. Int. 48 ; e)n a)llodhmi/a| abroad, Pl. Lg. 954e ; katastre/fein e)p' a)llodhmi/<as> Phld. Mort. 26 : pl., Iamb. VP 35.252 . concrete, foreign people, stei/xein e)p' a)llodami/an B. 17.37 , cf. Poll. 9.21 . a)llo/-dhmos, on, foreign, Id. 3.54 . a)llo-doce/w, mistake one thing for another, Pl. Tht. 189d , 190d . a)llo-doci/a, h), mistaking of one thing for another, ib. 189b . revolutionary spirit, D.C. 79.5 . a)llo/-docos, on, holding a different opinion, belonging to a different school, Phld. Herc. 19.2 . a)llo-eqnh/s, e/s, of foreign nation, D.S. 2.37 , Nic.Dam. p.94 D. , J. AJ 15.11.5 ; with foreign foe, po/lemos D.H. 5.5 , cf. LXX 3 Ma. 4.6 . a)llo-eqni/a, h(, difference of nation, Str. 12.1.2 . a)llo-eidh/s, e/s of different form, tou)/nek' a)/r' a)lloeide/a (trisyll., but perh. a)llovide/a∥ faine/ sketo pa/nta a)/nakti Od. 13.194 , cf. Plu. Strom. 2 , Plot. 6.8.18 . Adv. -dw=s, f.l. for stuloeidw=s , Epicur. Ep. 2p.47U. a)/lloqen, Adv. from another place, a)/. a)/llos one from one place, another from another, Il. 2.75 , etc., cf. Alc. 86 , Emp. 23 , Thgn. 518 , A. Ag. 92 , 595 , etc. ; a)/. ei)lh/louqe he came from abroad, Od. 3.318 ; poqen a)/lloqen 7.52 ; in Att. , a)/. o(qenou=n or o(poqenou=n from what other place soever, Pl. Lg. 738c , Grg. 512a ; ou)damo/qen a)/. Id. Phlb. 3c a : c. gen. loci, a)/. tw=n *(ellh/nwn Id. Lg. 707e . a)/lloqi, Adv. elsewhere, in another place, esp. in a strange or foreign land, Od. 14.130 , al. (not in Il. ) : c. gen., a)/. gai/hs in another or strange land, Od. 2.131 ; but a)/. pa/trhs elsewhere than in one's native land, i.e. away from home, 17.318 ; a)/. pou or ph| some where else, Pl. Phd. 91e (v.l.), Sph. 243b ; a)/. ou)damou=, pollaxou=, X. Mem. 1.4.8 , Pl. Smp. 209e ; a)/. e(n oi(=s . . , as if e)n a)/llois e)/rgois, Id. La. 181e ; a)/. kai\ a)/ to different points (cf. a)/llos 11.3 ), Arist. Mete. 376b11 . in other ways, from other causes, Th. 1.16 ; a)/. ou)damou= in no other way, Pl. Prt. 324e , Smp. 184e , etc. with Verbs of motion, Antipho 1.4 , X. HG 2.2.2 , D. 34.37 . a)llo/-qroos, on, contr. a)llo/-qrous, oun (as always in Trag.) speaking a strange tongue, e)p' a)lloqro/ous a)nqrw/pous, kat' a)lloqro/ous a)nqr., Od. 1.183 , 3.302 , 15.453 : generally, foreign, strato/s Hdt. 1.78 ; *ai)/guptos Id. 3.11 ; po/lis A. Ag. 1200 ; strange, alien, gnw/mh S. Tr. 844 .—Not in Att. Prose. a)lloini/a, h(, drinking severalwines, mixing liquors, Plu. 2.661c (pl.). a)lloio/-moros, on, unforlunate, PMag.Par. 1.1409 . a)lloio/-morfos, on, strangely formed, a)/nqrwpos Hanno Peripl. 7 ; qewri/a Onos. 10.28 . a)lloio-proswpe/w, to be separated from another planet by a distance differing from that between their two domiciles, Vett.Val. 65.8 . a)lloi=os, a, on, (a)/llos) of another sort or kind, different, Il. 4.258 , 5.638 (v.l.), Od. 16.181 , etc.; a)/llote a)lloi=os Pi. I. 4(3).5 , cf. P. 3.104 , Diog.Apoll. 2 : prov., h)\n polla\ ba/llh|s, a)/llot' a)lloi=on balei=s 'every bullet has its billet', Com.Adesp. 448 ; a)lloi=a fronei=n Emp. 108 ; a)lloi=o/n ti, euphem. for kako/n ti, other than good, Hdt. 5.40 ; ei)/ ti ge/noito a). Arcesil. ap. D.L. 4.44 ; a)\n . . [o( lo/gos] a)lloio/teros fanh=( D. Prooem. 32.4 , cf. Alex.Aphr. Pr. 1.99 :—foll. by h)/ . . , Hdt. 2.35 , Pl. Ap. 20c , etc.; or by gen., Id. Lg. 836b :— Comp. a)lloio/teros Hdt. 7.212 , Th. 4.106 , D.l.c., Arist. Cael. 280a12 ; a)llo<*>e/steros Epich. 186 , cf. Sch. Od. 2.190 . containing or subject to diversity, Porph. Sent. 20 , 21 . Adv. -ws otherwise, Pl. Ly. 212d : Comp. -o/teron X. Mem. 4.8.2 ; -ote/rws worse, Charis. 80.17 . a)lloio/-strofos, on, of irregular strophes, i.e. not consisting of alternate strophe and antistrophe, Heph. Poeëm. 5 . a)lloio-sxh/mwn, on, of varying form, ko/smoi Epicur. Fr. 82 , cf. S.E. M. 7.206 . a)lloio/-ths, htos, h), difference, alteration, Hp. Flat. 2 , Pl. Ti. 82b . a)lloio-trope/w, change colour, Hp. Int. 37 :— Med. -e/omai vary, Gal. 19.75 . a)lloio/-tropos, prob. l. for a)llo/tropos, Linusap. Stob. 1.10.5 ; gloss on ai)lo/tropos , Hsch. a)lloio-fanh/s, e/s, gloss on a)lloi/ous , Hsch. ; on a)ei/delon, EM 21.28 . a)lloio/-xroos, on, contr. a)lloi/o-xrons, oun, (xro/a) of varying colour, S.E. M. 7.206 . a)lloi-o/w, (a)lloi=os) change, alter, fu/sin Hp. Praec. 9 ; trofh\n e)s to\ ga/la Id. Gland. 16 , Pl. R. 381a , etc. represent as a)lloi=os (q. v.), Plot. 3.6.3 . Pass. , fut. -wqh/somai Gal. UP 8.6 , etc., but -w/somai ib. 10.1 :—become different, be changed, Hp. Vict. 1.4 , etc.; a)lloiou=sqai th\n gnw/mhn Th. 2.59 ; th=| o)/yei X. Cyn. 9.4 ; a)lloi/wsin a)lloiou=sqai undergo an alteration, Pl. Tht. 181d ; rare in Poetry, o)/loint' i)dou=sai tou/sd' a)\n h)lloiwme/nous E. Supp. 944 . to be estranged, D.C. 37.11 . to be changed for the worse, X. Cyr. 3.3.9 , Euphro 10 , LXX La. 4.1 . to be confused in mind, u(po\ th=s me/qhs Plb. 8.27.5 . disguise oneself, LXX 3 Ki. 14.2 . a)lloi-w/dhs, es, strange, altered in appearance, ta\s o)/yias Aret. SD 1.6 ; strange in manner, Vett. Val. 18.5 . a)lloi/-wma, atos, to/, = -wsis Damox. 2 . a)lloi-wpo/s, o/n, of different shapes, Emp. 21 . a)lloi/-wsis, ews, h(, difference, Pl. R. 454c ; alteration, Arist. Ph. 226a26 , Aristox. Harm. p.74 M.: pl., Thphr. CP 4.5.5 ; cf. a)lloio/w 11.1 . confusion of mind, Plb. 3.81.5 . Gramm., varied construction, Ps.- Plu. Vit.Hom. 41 , 48 . a)lloi-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, transformative, Arist. Sens. 441b21 , Ph. 257a24 ; du/namis, of digestion, Gal. UP 4.7 ; alterative, fa/rmakon o(/ti per a)\n a). h)=| th=s fu/sews Id. 11.380 . a)lloi-wto/s, h/, o/n, subject to change, Arist. Ph. 201a12 , cf. Placit. 1.9.2 , etc. a)llo-koti/a, h(, absurdity, Simp. in Ph. 1142.31 , in Epict. p.72 D. a)llo/-kotos, on, of unusual nature or form, strange, portentous, Hp. Fract. 1 , Ar. V. 71 , Crates Com. 43 , etc.; a). pra=gma unwelcome, a gainst the grain, Th. 3.49 ; a). o)/noma strange, uncouth word, Pl. Tht. 182a : c. gen., a)lloko/tw| gnw/ma| tw=n pa/ros with purpose utterly different from . . , S. Ph. 1191 ; of persons, Pl. Euthd. 306e , etc.: Comp. and Sup. -w/teros, -w/tatos Pl.Com. 28 . Adv. -tws Pherecr. 201 , Pl. Ly. 216a (v. l.). (ko/tos = o)rgh/ , i.e. temper, Phryn. PS p.23 B. ) a(/llomai, h.Cer. 175 , etc.: impf. h(llo/mhn X. Cyr. 1.4.11 , etc.: fut. a(lou=mai (u(per-) X. Eq. 8.4 , Dor. a(leu=m ai Theoc. 3.25 , 5.144 : aor. 1 h(la/mhn Batr. 225 , E. Ion 1402 , Ar. Ra. 243 , no subj. or opt., part. a(la/menos [1st syll. long] Av. 1395 , inf. a(/lasqai Ael. Ep. 16 , (kaq-) v.l. Luc. DMort. 14.5 : aor. 2 h(lo/mhn, rare in ind., v.l. S. HG 4.4.11 , (e)c-) S. OT 1311 , (e)n-) v.l. A. Pers. 516 , subj. a(/lhtai [a^] Il. 21.536 , opt. a(loi/mhn X. Mem. 1.3.9 (cf. ei)s-), inf. a(le/sqai Opp. C. 1.83 , etc., part. a(lo/menos [a^] A. Eu. 368 (lyr.), X. An. 4.2.17 , etc.; to aor. 2 also belong Ep. 2 and 3 sg. a)=lso, a)=lto, subj. a(/letai Il. 11.192 , part. a)/lmenos only in compds., but a(/lmenos Opp. H. 5.666 : (sal-, cf. Lat. sal-io):— spring, leap, prop. of living beings, mh\ . . e)s tei=xos a(/lhtai Il. 21.536 ; e)pei/ k' . . ei)s i(/ppous a(/letai 11.192 ; ei)s a(/la a)=lto 1.532 (but h(/lato po/nton Call. Dian. 195 ); e)c o)xe/wn . . a)=lto xama=ze Il. 6.103 ; a)=lto kat' *ou)lu/mpou 18.616 :—a(/llesqai e)pi/ tini leap upon or against, 21.174 , Od. 22.80 ; e)pi\ sti/xas Il. 20.353 : c. inf., a)=lto qe/ein, pe/tesqai, h.Cer. 389 , Ap. 448 : abs., of horse, X. Eq. 8.4 . c. acc., leap over, bo/qron Ael. NA 6.6 ; ta/fron Opp. C. 1.83 . of things, a)=lto o)i+sto/s Il. 4.125 ; of sound, a)po\ lei/wn h)xw\ a(llome/nh Pi. Phdr. 255c ; of parts of body, twitch, quiver, throb, a(/lletai o)fqalmo/s Theoc. 3.37 , cf. Arist. HA 604a27 , PRyl. 1.28 . a)llo-morfe/w, disguise oneself, Ps.-Callisth. 1.3 ; change one's shape, Sm. Ez. 31.15 . a)llo/-morfos, on, of strange shape, te/rata, sw/mata Hp. Morb. 4.93 . a)llo/mos: tuflo/s, Hsch. ; i. e. a)lao/[lao]s. a)llo-pa/qeia, h(, subjection to external influences, D.S. 26.1 . a)llo-paqh/s, e/s, properly, subject to external influence, hence in Gramm. of Pronouns, non-reflexive, A.D. Pron. 44.17 , Synt. 175.13 , EM 496.45 . Adv. -qw=s of Verbs, transitively, Eust. 920.27 . a)llo-peiri/ous: a)llofu/lous, Hsch. a)llo-pi/as, Ep. a)llo-i/hs, o(, a fish, Numen. ap. Ath. 7.326a . a)llo-poio/s, a/, o/n, producing otherness, Procl. in Prm. p.569 S. a)llo-poli/a, h(, = a)llodhmi/a , Leg.Gort. 6.47 : hence a)llo-polia=tai, oi(, GDI 4954 (Cret.). a)llo-pro/sallos, o(, i.e. a)/llote pro\s a)/llon, leaning first to one side, then to the other, fickle, epith. of Ares, Il. 5.831 , 889 , cf. Eun. VS p.496 B. ; plou=tos AP 15.12 , cf. 1.34 ( Agath. ); to\ a). respect of persons, Corp. Herm. 18.14 . simply, transferred, a). a)rwgh/, coupled with e(teralke/a ni/khn, Tryph. 565 ; deceitful, Nonn. D. 46.4 , al.; changeful, successive, of waves, etc. (cf. a)llepa/llhlos), ib. 3.24 , al., cf. Man. 5.68 . a)/llos, h , o, Cypr. ai)=los Inscr.Cypr. 135 H. (Idalion): (from a)l y os, cf. Lat. alius):—another, i. e. one besides what has been mentioned, either Adj. or Pron.: when Adj., its Subst. is either in the same case, or in gen., *zeu= a)/lloi te qeoi/ Il. 6.476 ; qew=n a)/. 16.446 :—a)/. me/n . . a)/. de/ . . one . . another . . , more rarely the one . . the other . . (of two persons, etc.), Il. 22.493 , etc.; ta\ me/n . . a)/lla de/ . . Il. 6.147 , and Att. ; e(/teron me/n . . a)/llon de/ . . Il. 9.313 ; a)/llo me/n . . e(te/rou de/ . . Hdt. 1.32 ; qa/teron . . to\ d' a)/llo E. IT 962 . with tis, any other, ou)de/ tis a)/. e)/gnw a)ll' a)/ra *kassa/ndrh Il. 24.697 ; a)/. tis Hdt. 3.85 ; ou)dei\s a)/. no other, ibid.; a)/lla polla/ Il. 9.639 ; polla\ kai\ a)/lla Th. 3.56 ; for ei)/ tis a)/llos Id. 6.32 , etc., and ei)/ tis kai\ a)/. X. An. 1.4.15 , etc., v. ei) . freq. with another of its own cases or derived Adverbs, a)/. a)/lla le/gei one man says one thing, one another, X. An. 2.1.15 ; a)/. a)/llw' e)/legen Pl. Smp. 220c ; a)/. a)/llh| e)tra/peto X. An. 4.8.19 ; v. a)/lloqen, a)/llose, a)/llote ; also with Verb in pl., paralamba/nwn a)/. a)/llon e)p' a)/llou, to\n d' e)p' a)/llou xrei/a| . . e)qe/meqa po/lin o)/noma Pl. R. 369c , cf. X. Cyr. 2.1.4 , etc.: pl., a)/lloi when the several parties are pl., lei/pousi to\n lo/fon . . a)/lloi a)/lloqen X. An. 1.10.13 . a)/. kai\ a)/., one and then another, one or two, X. An. 1.5.12 ; a)/llo kai\ a)/llo one thing after another, Id. Cyr. 4.1.15 ; pro\s a)/llw( kai\ a)/llw( shmei/w( to different points, Euc. 1.7 . repeated for emphasis, a)/. a)/. tro/pos quite another sort, E. Ph. 132 . ou)d' a)/. for ou)de/teros, Theoc. 6.45 . with Art., o( a)/llos, the rest, all besides; in pl., oi( a)/lloi ( Ion. contr. w(=lloi) all the others, the rest, freq. from Hom. downwards (a)/lloi in same signf., Il. 2.1 ); ta\ a)/lla, contr. ta)=lla, all else, ta)=lla plh\n o( xruso/s Scol. 1 (Pytherm.); in Att. freq. as Adv., for the rest, esp. in amendments to decrees, ta\ me\n a)/lla kaqa/per o( dei=na ktl. IG 1.27a70 , etc.: of Time, = to\n a)/llon xro/non , X. HG 3.2.2 ; o( a)/. xro/nos, = o( loipo\s xro/nos , of the future, Lys. 14.4 (but also of the past, D. 20.16 ); th=| a)/llh| h(me/ra|, tw=| a)/llw| e)/tei, next day, next year, X. HG 1.1.13 , 1.2.1 ; oi(/te a)/lloi kai/ . . all others and especially . . , gunai=kas a)/llas te polla\s kai\ dh\kai\ basile/os qugate/ra Hdt. 1.1 , etc.; a)/lla te dh\ ei)=pe, kai/ . . Pl. Tht. 142c ; (v. a)/llws 1 ):—to\ a)/llo is much less freq. than ta\ a)/lla. with Numerals, yet, still, further, tri/ton a)/. ge/nos Hes. Op. 143 ; pe/mptos potamo\s a)/. yet a fifth river, Hdt. 4.54 , cf. A. Th. 486 , S. Ant. 1295 , etc. in enumerations, as well, besides, a(/ma th=|ge kai\ a)mfi/poloi ki/on a)/llai with her their mistress came attendants also, Od. 6.84 ; mh/thr h)de\ path\r h)d' a)/lloi pa/ntes e(tai=roi 9.367 ; ou) ga\r h)=n xo/rtos ou)de\ a)/. de/ndron ou)de/n there was no grass nor any tree at all, X. An. 1.5.5 ; politw=n kai\ tw=n a)/llwn ce/nwn Pl. Grg. 473d ; prosoflw\n ou) th\n e)pwbeli/an mo/non a)lla\ kai\ a)/llhn u(/brin besides, Aeschin. 1.163 :—pleonastic, par' a)gge/lwn a)/llwn a)kou/ein S. OT 7 , cf. X. Cyr. 1.6.2 ; i)dw\n e)s plhsi/on a)/llon Il. 4.81 ; gunaikw=n tw=n a)/llwn mi/a E. Med. 945 ; mo/nh tw=n a)/llwn e)pisthmw=n Pl. Chrm. 166e ; with Comp. , freq. in Hom. , ou)/tis sei=o new/teros a)/. *)axaiw=n Il. 15.569 , cf. 22.106 , al.; with Sup. , o)i+zurw/tatos a)/llwn Od. 5.105 . less freq., = a)lloi=os , of other sort, different, Il. 13.64 , 21.22 ; a)/. ge/gonen Pl. Phdr. 241a . in this sense, c. gen., a)/lla tw=n dikai/wn other than just, X. Mem. 4.4.25 :—followed by h)/ . . , with preceding neg., ou)de\ a)/llo . . , ou)de\n a)/llo (or a)/llo ou)de/n) . ., h)/ . . nothing else than . . , Hdt. 1.49 , 7.168 , Th. 4.14 ; ou)de\n a)/llo g' h)/pth/cas A. Pers. 209 ; a(\ mhde\n a)/llo h)\ dianei=tai/ tis which one only thinks, Pl. Tht. 195e :—more freq. in questions, ti/s a)/llos h)\ 'gw/ . . ; A. Pr. 440 ; ti/ d' a)/llog' h)\po/noi . . ; Id. Th. 852 : ellipt., ti/ a)/llo (sc. pa/sxw ) h)\ i(ppoke/ntauros gi/gnomai; X. Cyr. 4.3.20 ; ti/ a)/llo (sc. e)poi/hsan) h)\ e)pebou/leusan; Th. 3.39 :—followed by plh/n, S. Aj. 125 , Ar. Ach. 39 ; by Preps., pro/ . . Hdt. 3.85 ; a)nti/ . . A. Pr. 467 ; para/ . . Pl. Phd. 80b , etc.: with neg., sts. followed by a)lla/, Il. 18.403 , 21.275 :—see also a)/llo ti. other than what is, untrue, unreal, Od. 4.348 . other than right, wrong, bad, a)/llou tinos h(tth=sqai yield to some unworthy motive, D. 21.218 , cf. Plu. 2.187d , etc.; cf. a)/llws. a)=llos, Aeol. , = h)le/os dub. in Sapph. 110 . a)/llose, Adv. elsewhither, Od. 23.184 ; a)/llos a)/. A. Pers. 359 ; a)/ . . . o)/mma qate/ra| de\ nou=n e)/xonta S. Tr. 272 ; to foreign lands, a)/. e)kpe/mpein to export, X. HG 6.1.11 ; a)/. ou)damo/se to no other place, Pl. Cri. 52b ; a)/. pollaxo/se to many other places, Id. Mx. 241e ; poi= a)/.; to what other place? Id. Phd. 82a ; a)/. poi to some other place, Id. Tht. 202e : c. gen., a)/. poi th=s *sikeli/as to some other part of Sicily, Th. 7.51 ; a)/. tou= sw/matos Pl. Lg. 841a :—by attraction, = a)llaxou=, a)/llose o(/poi a)\n a)fi/kh| Id. Cri. 45b . a)/llote, Aeol. a)/llota Alc. 47 , Dor. a)/lloka Theoc. 1.37 , Adv. at another time, freq. repeated, a)/. me/n . . a)/. de/ . . at one time . . at another . . , Il. 23.368 , etc.; also o(te\ me/n . . , a)/. de/ . . Il. 1165 ; a)/. me/n . . , a)/. d' au)=te Od. 16.209 , Hes. Fr. 14 ; to/t' a)/llos, a)/lloq' a(/teros S. El. 739 ; pote\ me\n kako/n, a)/. e)p' e)sqlo\n e(rpei Id. Ant. 367 ; a)/. me/n . . , to/te de/ X. An. 4.1.17 : sts. the former a)/llote is omitted, foitw=n e)nargh\s tau=ros, a)/. ai)o/los dra/kwn S. Tr. 11 ; kei=mai d' e)p' a)ktai=s, a)/. e)n po/ntou sa/lw| E. Hec. 28 ; a)/. me/n . . e)n puma/tw| S. OC 1674 :—a)/. kai\ a)/. now and then, X. An. 2.4.26 : -freq. with a)/llos, etc., pro\s a)/llot' a)/llon sometimes to this man, sometimes that, A. Pr. 278 , etc.; a)/llws a)/. Th. 1077 . a)llote/rmwn, onos, (te/rma) foreign, gh= Ezek. Exag. 58 . a)llo/ths, thtos, h(, otherness, Simp. in Ph. 862.13 . a)/llo ti, anything else, in interrog. sentences, mostly foll. by h)/, h)/ soi a)/llo ti fai/netai . . h)\ lo/gos; Pl. Phdr. 258a , cf. Phd. 64c :—hence freq. (esp. in Pl. ) elliptical, implying an affirm. answer, a)/llo ti h)\ peinh/sousi; (i.e. a)/llo ti pei/sontai h)\ peinh/sousi;) will they not be starved? Hdt. 2.14 , cf. 1.109 ; a)/llo ti h)\ h)re/ma e)panaskeyo/meqa; shall we not calmly reconsider? (i.e. let us do so) Pl. Tht. 154e , cf. Phd. 70c , Men. 82d , Grg. 481c , etc.; a)/llo ti h)\ katagelw/|hs a)/n; Id. Alc. 1.116d :— with other words interposed, sko/pei ei) a)/llo ti le/geis h)\ to/de Id. Smp. 200d , cf. Phd. 106a , Sph. 228a , etc.:—a)/llotiplh/n . . ; Id. Sph. 228a :—but often a)/llo ti with or without ou)=n stands alone, a)/llo ti ou)=n . . e)/leges; did not you say? Id. Grg. 495c , cf. 470b , Phd. 79b , Tht. 165e , R. 337c , etc. rarely without a question, a)po/gnoia tou= a)/llo ti h)\ kratei=n th=s gh=s Th. 3.85 . a)llotria/zw, to be ill-disposed, Plb. 15.22.1 : c. gen., towards . . , tou= basile/ws ib. 25.34 . a)llotrio/-gnwmos, on, thinking of other things, absent, Cratin. 154 . a)llotrio-epi/skopos, o(, busybody in other men's matters, 1 Ep.Pet. 4.15 . a)llotrio-loge/w, speak irrelevantly, Aristox. Harm. p.32 M., Str. 1.4.1 . a)llotrio-logi/a, h(, unorthodox views, Phld. Acad.Ind. p.67 M. a)llotrio-morfodi/aitos, on, ever changing in form, epith. of nature, Orph. H. 10.23 . a)llotrio-nome/w, assign things to their wrong place, opp. diane/mein e)pi\ ta\ au(tw=n e(/kasta, Pl. Tht. 195a . adopt foreign customs, D.C. 52.36 . a)llotrio-pra_ge/w, meddle with other folk's business: excite commotions, Plb. 5.41.8 ; opp. au)toprage/w, Procl. in R. 2.149 K. a)llotrio-pra_gi/a, h(, meddling with other folk's business, Plu. 2.57d , Procl. in R. 1.216K. a)llotrio-pragmone/w, = -prage/w , Simp. in Epict. pp.51,113 D. a)llotrio-pragmosu/nh, h(, meddlesomeness, Pl. R. 444b , Procl. in Alc. p.14 C. a)llotrio-pra/gmwn, on, meddlesome, AB 81 . a)llo/trios, Aeol. a)llo/terros EM 529.24 , a, on, (a)/llos) of or belonging to another, bi/otos, nhu=s, a)/xea, Od. 1.160 , 9.535 , Il. 20.298 ; gunh/ another man's wife, A. Ag. 448 (lyr.); a)llotri/wn xari/sasqai to be bountiful of what is another's, Od. 17.452 ; gnaqmoi=si geloi/wn a)llotri/oisin with faces unlike their own, of a forced, unnatural laugh, ib. 20.347 ; a). o)/mmasin ei(=rpon by the help of another's eyes, S. OC 146 (lyr.); ou)k a). a)/thn not inflicted by other hands, Id. Ant. 1259 ; but a). fo/nos murder of a stranger (cf. 11.1 ), Pl. Euthphr. 4b : prov., a). a)ma=n qe/ros reap where one has not sown, Ar. Eq. 392 , cf. Hes. Th. 599 ; a)llotriwta/tois toi=s sw/masin xrh=sqai deal with one's body as if it belonged to another, Th. 1.70 ; ta\ a)llo/tria, contr. ta)llo/tria, what belongs to others, not one's own, ta). a)posterei=n, deipnei=n, X. Ages. 4.1 , Theopomp. Com. 34 . opp. oi)kei=os, foreign, strange, of persons, a). fw/s stranger, Od. 18.219 , cf. Ar. Ra. 481 ; almost = enemy, Il. 5.214 , Od. 16.102 ; ou)de/ tis a)llotri/wn no stranger, Hdt. 3.155 ; ei)/te a). ei)/te oi)kei=os o( teqnew/s Pl. Euthphr. 4b ; a). th=s po/lews Lys. 28.6 ; ou)dei/s e)sti/ moi a)., a)\n h)=| xrhsto/s Men. 602 ; a)llotriw/teros tw=npai/dwn less near than thy children, Hdt. 3.119 ; a)llotriw/teros, opp. oi)keio/teros, Arist. EN 1162a3 : c. dat., a)llo/trioi u(mi=n o)/ntes Isoc. 14.51 . hostile, unfavourably disposed, c. gen., a). *(rwmai/wn Plb. 28.4.4 ; -w/tatos monarxi/as D.S. 16.65 ; a)llo/tria fronw=n tou= basile/ws Plb. 36.15.7 , cf. OGI 90.19 (Rosetta). disinclined, pro\s ta\s kakopaqei/as Plb. 36.15.2 . of things, alien, strange, trofh/ Pl. R. 491d ( Comp. ), etc.; ei)/ ti pro/teron ge/gonen a). estrangement, Decr. ap. D. 18.185 ; h( a). alien country, enemy's country, Lys. 2.6 , Isoc. 10.50 , cf. Hdt. 8.73 : c. gen., alien from, e)pithdeu/mata dhmokrati/as a). Lys. 31.34 ; ou)de\n a). poiw=n tou= tro/pou Decr. ap. D. 18.182 . Medic., abnormal, Sor. 2.5 , Gal. 14.780 ; a). sa/rkes superfluous fat, Pl. R. 556d . foreign to the purpose, lo/goi Arist. EE 1218b23 : Comp. , Id. EN 1159b24 : Sup. , Id. Cat. 15b29 , cf. Polystr. p.17 W. Astrol., = a)po/strofos , POxy. 464.16 . Adv. a)llotri/ws, diakei=sqai pro\s a)llh/las to be unfavourably disposed towards . . , Lys. 33.1 , cf. Isoc. 12.159 ; a)/. e)/xein pro/s . . Id. 5.80 : Comp. -iw/teron less favourably, D. 18.9 . strangely, marvellously, Epigr.Gr. 989.2 . in a manner foreign to, c. gen., Pers.Stoic. 1.1c o. [-o_tr- only in Men. 557 s. v. l.] a)llotrio/ths, htos, h(, derivativeness, opp. oi)keio/ths, Plt. 261a ; estrangement, Arist. Pol. 1311b15 ; tino\s pro/s tina Pl. Ep. 318d , cf. Decr. ap. D. 18.165 , Plb. 38.12.3 . unattractiveness, of style, Phld. Po. 994.6 , 37 . qualitative difference, Epicur. Nat. 11.12 . a)llotrio-fa^ge/w, eat another's bread, Eust. 1404.9 . a)llotrio-fagi/a, h(, ib. 13 . a)llotrio-fa/gos, on, eating another's bread, S. Fr. 329 , Eust. 1404.13 . a)llotrio-frone/w, to be estranged, ill-disposed, D.S. 17.4 . a)llotrio/-xrws, wtos, o(, h(, changing colour, AP 11.7 ( Nic. ). a)llotrio/-xwros, on, of strange land, J. AJ 3.12.3 , 8.7.5 . a)llotrio/w, estrange from: c. gen., deprive, tw=n swma/twn th\n po/lin ou)k a)llotriou=ntes Th. 3.65 ; tou\s h)llotriwko/tas e(autou\s a)po\ th=s lh|tourgi/as those who have withdrawn themselves from . . , D. 51.17 . c. dat. pers., make hostile to another, th\n xw/ran toi=s polemi/ois X. Cyr. 6.1.16 :— Pass. , become estranged, be made enemy, tini/ Th. 8.73 ; pro\s th\n ai)/resin Vit.Philonid. p.12C. ; pro/s ti to be prejudiced against thing, D.H. Th. 27 ; a)po/ tinos disguise oneself from, LXX Ge. 42.7 ; pro\s ta\ kai/onta to be inaccessible to cautery, Antyll. ap. Orib. 10.22.4 . to be unnatural, have a strange taste, trofh\n-iou=san e)/kptue Phld. Lib. p.9 O. Pass. , to be alienated from one's natural condition, Pl. Ti. 64e . Pass. , also of things, to be alienated, fall into other hands, a)llotriou=tai h( a)rxh/ Hdt. 1.120 , cf. D. 18.88 . a)llotri/wsis, ews, h(, estrangement, Phld. D. 3 Fr. 1 ; aversion, pro\s po/non Gal. 5.459 ; tino/s from one, App. BC 5.78 ; tino\s ei)/s tina 3.13 ; opp. oi)kei/wsis, Porph. Abst. 3.19 ; th=s cummaxi/as ou)x o(moi/a h( a). Th. 1.35 :—Medic., loss of substance, mortification, Aët. 13.3 . a)llo-troph=sai: metaqei=nai, Hsch. a)llo/-tropos, on, strange, fantasi/ai Linus ap. Stob. 1.10.5 ; a)/|smata Iamb. VP 25.114 . Adv. -tro/pws Sch. E. Hec. 299 . a)llo-tu/pwtos, on, differently formed, Man. 4.75 . a)llo-fa^nh/s, e/s, appearing otherwise, Nonn. D. 14.156 , Jo.Gaz. 2.225 , etc. a)llo/-fas<s>is: qo/rubos taraxw/dhs, Hsch., AB 386 . a)llo-fa/ssw, to be delirious, Hp. Prog. 20 , al., cf. Gal. 18(2).249 , prob. l. in Aret. SA 2.4 .—Ionic word, cf. Xenocrit. ap. Erot. Fr. 1 , Eust. 1324.10 . a)llo/-fa^tos, on, (v. fo/nos) slain by others, AB 386 , Hsch. (fai/nomai) = a)llofanh/s , Nic. Th. 148 . a)llo-fe/rmones: a)llaxou= trafe/ntes, Hsch. a)/llofos, on, Ep. for a)/lofos, without a crest, Il. 10.258 , AP 6.163 ( Mel. ). a)llo-frh/twr, oros, o(, one of another fratri/a, IG 14.759 (Naples). a)llo-frone/w, (a)llo/frwn) Ep. and Ion. , think of other things, give no heed, a)ll' h(/mhn a)llofrone/wn Od. 10.374 ; of one in a swoon, to be senseless, ka\d d' a)llofrone/onta . . ei(=san Il. 23.698 ; kei=t' a)llofrone/wn Theoc. 22.129 , cf. Arist. Metaph. 1009b30 ; u(po\ tou/twn a)llofronh=sai were seized with frenzy by reason of the thunder, etc., Hdt. 5.85 ; a)lu/ei kai\ a). u(po\ th=s o)du/nhs Hp. Morb. 2.16 , cf. Mul. 1.41 . to be of another mind, have other views, v.l. in Hdt. 7.205 . a)llo-frosu/nh, h(, absence or derangement of mind, Poll. 8.163 . a)llo/-frwn, onos, o(, h(, thinking differently, Man. 4.563 . a)llo-fu^h/s, e/s, changed in shape, Nonn. D. 4.419 , al. of strange, abnormal shape, ib. 2.148 , al. a)llo-fu_le/w, adopt foreign customs or religions, LXX 4 Ma. 18.5 . a)llo-fu_li/a, h(, foreign matter, Epicur. Ep. 2p.48U. a)llo-fu_lismo/s, o(, adoption of foreign customs, LXX 2 Ma. 4.13 . a)llo/-fu_los, on, (fulh/) of another tribe, foreign, Hp. Aër. 12 ; freq. in LXX of Philistines, Jd. 14.1 , al.; in Egypt, settled in another nome, BGU 419.2 (iii A. D.); e)s a)llo/fulon . . xqo/na A. Eu. 851 ; a)/nqrwpoi Th. 1.102 , Pl. Lg. 629d ; zw=|a alien to man, wild, D.S. 3.18 , Porph. Abst. 1.10 ; po/lemos a). war with foreigners, Plu. Cam. 23 ; opp. o(mo/fulos, Epicur. Sent. 39 ; a). pro/s ti Dam. Pr. 308 ; ma=zan e)p' a). alien, not one's own, Eup. 159.12 . a)llo-fwni/a, h(, confusion of tongues, J. AJ 1.4.3 . a)llo/-fwnos, on, speaking a foreign tongue, LXX Ez. 3.6 , Hsch. s.v. a)llo/qroos. a)llo-xroe/w, to change colour, Arist. Pr. 880a25 , Them. Or. 4.56a , 19.228c . a)llo/-xroia, h(, change of colour, Adam. 2.36 . a)llo/-xroos, on, contr. a)llo/-xrous, oun, changed in colour, E. Hipp. 174 (lyr.):—also a)llo/-xrws, wtos, o(, h(, looking strange or foreign, Id. Ph. 138 , Andr. 879 . a)/llu^dis, Adv., (a)/llos) Ep. for a)/llose, elsewhither, in Hom. only with a)/llos, a)/. a)/llos one hither, another thither, Il. 11.486 , Od. 5.71 , cf. A.R. 2.980 , etc.; tre/petai xrw\s a)/. a)/llh| his colour changes now one way, now another, Il. 13.279 ; imitated from Hom. by Eup. 159.11 ; later by itself, AP 15.24.1 ( Simm. ). a)llu/eske, a)llu/ousa [u_], Ep. for a)ne/lue, a)nalu/ousa. a)/llui, Aeol. , = a)/llh| , Hdn.Gr. 1.507 , prob. in Alc. 89 :—also a)llu=s (dub.), AB 1316 . a)llu/tas, v. sub a)nalu/ths. a)/llu^tos, on, = a)/lutos, *moira/wn nh=ma Phanocl. 2 . a)llw/nios, Aeol. , = a)lloi=os , Sch.D.T. p.542 H., Eust. 1214.28 . a)/llws, Dor. a)llw=s, A.D. Adv. 175.13 , Adv. of a)/llos, otherwise, Il. 19.401 , etc.: freq. with other Advbs., a)/. pws in some other way, a)/. ou)damw=s in no other wise, Pl. R. 343b , 526a , etc.; pws a)/. X. Mem. 2.6.39 ; a)/. kai\ a)/. Hierocl. in CA 23p.468M. kai\ a)/llws and besides (cf. a)/llos 11.8 ), a)gh/nwr e)sti\ kai\ a)/llws Il. 9.699 ; a woman is described as very tall kai\ a)/. eu)eidh/s Hdt. 1.60 , etc.; a)ri/stou kai\ a)/. fronimwta/tou Pl. Phd. 118 :—so a)/. de/ . . Hdt. 6.105 , Ar. Av. 1476 ; a)/llws te S. OT 1114 , Hdt. 8.142 . at all events, any how, ei)/ pe/r ge kai\ a)/. e)qe/lei . . Hdt. 7.16 .g/; a)/llws alone, ei) a)/. bou/loito Id. 8.30 ; e)pei/per a)/llws . . ei)s *)/Argos ki/eis A. Ch. 680 . freq. in phrase a)/llws te kai/ . . both otherwise and . . , i.e. especially, above all, A. Eu. 473 , Th. 1.70 , etc.; strengthd., a)/. te pa/ntws kai/ . . A. Pr. 636 , Eu. 726 ; freq. followed by h)/n, ei), e)peidh/, especially if . . , Hp. VC 21 , Th. 1.81 , 2.3 ; by part., Id. 4.104 , 7.80 :—without kai/, a)/. te e)a/n X. Mem. 1.2.59 ; a)/llws te e)peidh/ Isoc. 2.51 , Pl. Men. 85e , etc. otherwise than something implied, differently, tou=t' ou)k e)/stin a)/. ei)=pai to deny it, Hdt. 6.124 ; ou)k a)/. le/gw I say no otherwise, i.e. I say so, E. Hec. 302 : hence, far otherwise, i.e. better, ou)de/ ken a)/llws ou)de\ qeo\s teu/ceie Od. 8.176 , cf. Il. 14.53 . more freq., otherwise than should be, at random, without aim or purpose, Od. 14.124 , Hdt. 3.16 , 4.77 , etc.:—in uain, Il. 23.144 ; freq. in Trag. and Com., a)ll' a)/. ponei= S. OT 1151 , cf. 333 , E. Med. 1030 , Ar. Eq. 11 ; with Subst., ei)/dwlon a)/. mere image, S. Ph. 947 ; a)riqmo\n a)/. E. Tr. 476 ; para\ kairo\n a)/. Id. IA 800 ; a)riqmo/s, pro/bat' a)/. Ar. Nu. 1203 ; o)/xlos a)/. kai\ baskani/a D. 19.24 , cf. Th. 8.78 ; th\n a)/., sc. a)/gousan o(do/n, in vain, le/gein D. 3.21 ; yhfi/zesqai 19.181 , cf. Philem. 51 , etc.; also, in no particular way, i.e. concerning indiffcrent matters, oi( a)gw=nes ou)de/pote th\n a)/., a)/ll' a)ei\ th\n peri\ au(tou= Pl. Tht. 172e ; th\n a)/. qewrei=n Pl. Lg. 650a ; th/n ge a)/llws otherwise, i.e. generally, D.C. 38.24 , 42.50 :—for nothing, Hdt. 3.139 : —otherwise than right, wrongly, D. Ep. 1.12 , etc. a(/lma, to/, (a(/llomai) spring, leap, poet.for Prose ph/dhma, Od. 8.103 , 128 ; a(/. pe/tras, petrai=on leap or fall from rock, E. HF 1148 , Ion 1268 ; krhmnw=n a(/. Epigr.Gr. 225 (Ephesus); oi)kei=on . . a(/. e)pi\ ci/fos E. Hel. 96 ; kunh=s a(/. the leap of the lot from the helmet, S. Aj. 1287 ; kou=fon a(/lma podw=n *)axilh= E. El. 439 ; track of a comet, Arist. Mete. 343b23 . jumping, asanathletic contest, Simon. 153 :—in pl., jumping-ground, tw=n a(. th\n ska/yin kai\ o(ma/licin BCH 23.566 (Delph., iii B. C.). Medic., pulsation, palpitation, of the embryo, Hp. Alim. 42 ; of the heart, Id. Cord. 4 ; f.l. in Pl. Ti. 70d . a)/lma, to/ , (a)/ldw) = a)/lsos , Lyc. 319 , Epic. ap. Did.ad D. 13.32 . a(lm-ai/a, h(, = a(/lmh , brine, Ar. Fr. 706 , Nic. Fr. 70.18 : in pl., Dsc. 2.174 . a(lm-aiopw/lhs: salgamarius (sic), Gloss. a(lm-a/s, a/dos, h(, salted, steeped in brine, e)la/a Ar. Fr. 141 : Subst., salted olive, e)s ta\s a(. (sc. e)la/as) Hermipp. 81 , cf. Eup. 255 , Ar. Fr. 393 , Apollon. ap. Gal. 12.999 . a(lm-ati/as, ou, o(, person of tripping gait, Adam. 2.52 . a(lm-atistai/: salitores, Gloss. a(lm-atu/rai: ta\ paraqala/ssia xwri/a, Hsch. a(lm-a/w, become mildewed, cj. in Thphr. HP 7.5.4 , 8.10.1 , CP 6.10.5 . a(lm-ei=on: a)ndrei=on, Hsch. a(/lm-eusis, ews, h(, pickling, Dsc. 3.77 (pl.). a(lm-euth/s, ou=, o(, seller of pickled fruit, Id. 1.29 . a(lm-eu/w, (a(/lmh) steep in brine, pickle, Id. 2.111 ( Pass. ). a(/lm-h, h(, (a(/ls) sea-water, brine, Od. 5.53 , Pi. P. 2.80 , etc.; spray that has dried on the skin, Od. 6.219 ; salt incrustation on soil, Hdt. 2.12 , Thphr. CP 6.10.4 . after Hom. , brine, i.e. the sea, Arion l. 3 , Pi. P. 4.39 , A. Pers. 397 , Tim. Pers. 96 , etc. salt-water, brine used for pickling, Hdt. 2.77 , Ar. V. 1515 , Fr. 416 ; h( *qasi/a a(/. Cratin. 6 ; e)n a(/lmh| e(/yein [to\n i)xqu/n] Antiph. 222 , cf. Eub. 44 ; katapni/gein Sotad.Com. 1.21 , etc.: prov., pri\n tou\s i)xqu=s e(lei=n su\ th\n a(/lmhn kuka=|s 'first catch your hare, then cook it', Phot. s.v. pri/n. saltness, esp. as a bad quality in soil, X. Oec. 20.12 , cf. Thphr. CP 6.10.4 . salt soil, PLond. 2.267.95 , al. (i/ii A. D.). a(lm-h/eis, essa, en, salt, briny, po/ros a(., i.e. the sea, A. Supp. 844 (lyr.) codd. ( -io/eis Herm. ). a(/lm-ia, ta/, salted provisions, Men. 462.5 . a(lm-i/zomai, to be made salt, u(po\ qala/sshs Sch. Il. 2.538 , cf. Zos.Alch. p.248B. a(lmo-posi/a, h(, drinking of brine, Afric. Cest. 2 (pl.). a(lmo-po/tis, idos, h(, drinking brine, Menipp. ap. Ath. 1.32e . a(lmu_ri/dion, to/, Dim. of a(lmuri/s 1.3a , Plin. HN 19.142 . a(lmu^ri/zw, to be saltish, Arist. HA 613a3 ; pro\s th\n geu=sin Dsc. 2.129 . a(lmu_ri/s, i/dos, h(, anything salt, and so, salt humour, Hp. Epid. 3.13 ; salt scum, Arist. Mete. 357b4 . salt soil or land, Thphr. CP 2.5.4 , LXX Jb. 39.6 , PPetr. 3p.237 , etc.; in Attica, = a(li/pedon , IG 2.1059 , Hsch. : pl., *(almu_ri/des, Ar. Fr. 132 . kind of kra/mbh, Brassica cretica, Eudem. ap. Ath. <*>. 369e , POxy. 736.73 (i B. C.): pl., Diocl.Fr. 138 , Plu. 2.801a . = a(/limon , Aët. 1.21 . saliness, D.S. 3.39 . a(lmuri=tis gh=, = foreg. 1.2 , Zopyr. ap. Orib. 14.62.1 . a(lmu^ro/gews, wn, (gh=) with salt soil, pedia/s Ph. 2.111 . a(lmu^r-o/s, a/, o/n, (a(/lmh) salt, briny, Hom. only in Od. , and always in phrase a(. u(/dwr salt sea-water, 4.511 , etc.; po/ntos Hes. Th. 107 , Alc. 26 ; qa/lassa Sapph. Supp. 25.10 ; kaq' a(. a(/la Epich. 53 , E. Tr. 76 ; be/nqea Pi. O. 7.57 ; potamo/s, of the Hellespont, Hdt. 7.35 . in Prose, of taste, salt, gi/netai to\ sto/ma a(. Hp. Acut.(Sp.) 44 ; o)/ya a). X. Cyr. 6.2.31 , cf. Hp. Vict. 1.56 ; ai(=ma Pl. Ti. 84a s.v.l.; of drinking-water, brackish, Th. 4.26 ; ofsoil, Thphr. CP 6.10.1 , LXX Je. 17.6 ; opp. mw=ros (insipid), Com.Adesp. 596 . metaph., bitter, distasteful, geito/nhma Alcm. 116 , cf. Pl. Lg. 705a ; a)koh/ Phdr. 243d ; lo/goi Ath. 3.121e ; a(lmura\ klai/ein weep bitterly, Theoc. 23.34 ; a(lmuro\n kataptu/sai Cerc. 19.37 . piquant, a(. kai\ drimu/ Plu. 2.685e . a(lmu^r-o/ths, htos, h(, saltness, Arist. Mete. 356b4 . a(lmu^r-o/w, make salt, qa/lassan Olymp. in Mete. 152.9 . a(lmu^r-w/dhs, es, saltish, r(eu=ma Hp. Epid. 1.26 . e/; ptu/alon Id. Coac. 238 , cf. X. Oec. 20.12 ( Comp. ); of soil, impregnated with salt, Thphr. HP 8.7.6 ; hoary, xnou=s Id. CP 6.10.7 . a)/lc: ph=xus (Athaman.), Hsch. (cod. a)/lac). a)/lcewn: teixe/wn, Id. a)lci/as: pra/ceis, kai\ e)klh/yeis, Id. a)loato/s, o(, threshing-floor, X. Oec. 18.5 ( v.l. -hto/s ). a)loa/w, Ep. a)loia/w Theoc. 10.48 : Ep. impf. a)loi/a Il. 9.568 : fut. -h/sw LXX Je. 5.17 , Dor. a)loihse/w Tyrt. in Berl.Sitzb. 1918.728 : aor. h)lo/hsa Ar. Ra. 149 , Herod. 2.34 (a)loih/sh| ib. 51 ), part. a)loa/sas [a_s] Pherecr. 65 ; Ep. h)loi/hsa (a)p-) Il. 4.522 , (sun-) Theoc. 22.128 :— Pass. , fut. -hqh/somai LXX Je. 28(51).33 : aor. h)loh/qhn Thphr. CP 4.6.5 , Plb. 10.12.9 , Plu. 2.327a : pf. h)lo/hmai Thphr. CP 4.12.9 (Cod. Urb.):— poet. aor. part. a)loi/sas (as if from a)loi/w, cf. Eust. 775.8 , Hdn. Epim. 277 ) dub. l. in Epigr. ap. D.L. 7.31 ; a)lova/w dub. in Glotta 4.202 (archaic Apulian vase):—tread, thresh, Pl. Thg. 124a , X. Oec. 18.2 , LXX De. 25.4 . thresh, smite, gh=n xersi\n a)loi/a Il. 0.568 , cf. Epigr. l.c.; mhro/n Plu. TG 2 ; cudgel, thrash, Glotta l. c., S. Fr. 20 (dub.), Ar. Ra. 149 , Herod. 2.34 ; r(opa/lw| tina/ Babr. 98.15 . crush, smash, skeu/h Id. 129.16 ; destroy, po/leis LXX Je. 5.17 . drive round and round, like cattle treading out corn, Ar. Th. 2 (acc. to Sch.). a)/lobos, on, with lobe wanting, of livers of victims, a)/. i(era/ X. HG 3.4.15 , Plu. Ages. 9 , Arr. An. 7.18.4 . a)logeu/omai, speak casually, Cic. Att. 6.4.3 . a)lo/geutos, on, not collected, PLond. 2.354.22 (i B. C.). a)log-e/w, pay no regard to thing, ei) de/ moi ou)k e)pe/ess' e)pipei/setai, a)ll' a)logh/sei Il. 15.162 : c. gen., di/khs Democr. 174 ; pa/shs sumbouli/hs Hdt. 3.125 ; tw=n e)ntole/wn Id. 8.46 : abs., ib. 116 : c. acc., Procop. Pers. 1.4 , al.; insult, PTeb. 138 (ii B. C.):— Pass. , to feel slighted, Cic. Att. 12.3.3 . to be unreasonable, Phld. Ir. p.34 W. Pass. , to be disregarded, D.L. 1.32 ; commit an indiscretion, be misled, dia/ tinos miscalculate, Plb. 8.36.4 , cf. 28.9.8 . to be out of one's senses, Luc. Ocyp. 143 ; h)loghme/nh 'nonplussed', Alciphr. 2.1 ; h). yuxh/ Hierocl. in CA 12p.446M. Gramm., to be irregularly formed, A.D. Adv. 162.18 , al., EM 405.34 , etc. a)lo/g-hma, atos, to/, miscalculation, error, Plb. 12.20.2 : in pl., 9.16.5 , al. a)log-hte/on, one must take no heed of, tino/s Ph. 1.312 . a)lo/g-htos, on, gloss on a)lo/gistos , Sch. E. Or. 1156 . a)log-i/, = a)logisti/ , Lib. Decl. 16.31 (s.v.l.). a)log-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, want of respect or regard, a)logi/hn ei)=xon tou= xrhsthri/ou took no heed of it, Hdt. 4.150 ; e)n a)logi/h| e)/xein or poiei=sqai/ ti 6.75 , 7.226 :—in 2.141 e)n a)logi/h|si e)/xein paraxrhsa/menon tw=n *ai)gupti/wn, gen. is anacoluthon (as if a)logi/hn e)/xein tw=n *ai)g.); a)logi/hs e)gkurh=sai to be disregarded, 7.208 codd.:—this sense is Ion. and late Prose, e)n a)logi/a| poiei=sqai/ ti Procop. Pers. 1.2 , al. Att. , want of reason, absurdity, opp. lo/gos, Pl. Tht. 207c , cf. 199d , Phd. 67e , D. 23.168 ; pollh\ a). th=s dianoi/as Th. 5.111 ; concrete, the irrational part of the soul, Porph. Abst. 1.42 . confusion, disorder, Plb. 15.14.2 ; tu/xh e)n a)logi/a| keime/nh Plot. 6.8.17 :—speechlessness, amazement, Plb. 36.7.4 . indecision, doubt, Paus. 7.17.6 . Rhythm., irrationality, relation of time-elements which cannot be expressed by a simple ratio, Aristox. Rhyth. 2.20 . a)log-i/zomai, Dep., to be irrational, Eust. 1656.43 , etc.:— Act. only as f.l. for a)loge/w , Procop. Goth. 4.20 . a)log-i/ou di/kh prosecution of a public official for not having his accounts passed, Eup. 349 . a)logi/st-eutos, on, unheeded, unprovided for, th=| pronoi/a| Hierocl. Prov. p.466B. a)logist-e/w, lose one's senses, rave, Plu. 2.656d , Longin. 10.3 , Vett. Val. 130.30 . a)logist-i/, Adv. thoughtlessly, Harp., AB 380 . a)logist-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, thoughtlessness, Democr. 289 , Plb. 5.15.3 , Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.129 , Phld. Ir. p.93 W., Plu. 2.466c . a)lo/gist-os, on, inconsiderate, thought-less, to/lma Th. 3.82 ; o)rgh/ Men. 574 ; of persons, Phld. Ir. p.97 W. Adv. -tws thoughtlessly, Lys. 7.12 , Isoc. 2.29 ; dapana=n a). bi/on Men. 623 , etc. irrational, Pl. Ap. 37c ; opp. logistiko/s, R. 439d , al.; foolish, unthinking, Phld. Ir. p.97 W.; plou=tos a). proslabw\n e)cousi/an Men. 665 ; to\ a). unreason, i.e. chance, Th. 5.99 . Adv. -tws Id. 3.45 , Pl. Prt. 324b , al. incalculable, S. OC 1675 (lyr.); indefinite, indeterminate, fora/ Procl. in Prm. p.547 S. not to be accounted, vile, E. Or. 1156 , Men. 75 . a)logo-gra/fhtos, on, undescribed, Eust. 888.49 . a)logo-eidh/s, e/s, = a)logw/dhs , irrational, a). th\n yuxh/n Dam. Pr. 401 . a)logo-qe/thtos, on, of which no account is given, Gloss. a)logo-mui=a, h(, horse-fly, Anon. in Rh. 125.10 . a)logo/omai, to be rendered irrational, Plot. 5.3.10 (prob. 1 .); [fu/sis] h)logwme/nh non-rational, Procl. in Prm. p.617 S. a)logo-pa/qeia, irrational affection, Plot. 4.4.28 (pl.). a)logo-prepw=s, unreasonably, Eustr. in EN 275.8 . a)/logos, on, without lo/gos, hence, speechless, Pl. Lg. 696e . Adv. -ws without speech, S. OC 131 , Isoc. 3.9 :—a)/. h(me/ra, = Lat. dies nefastus, on which no business may be done, Luc. Lex. 9 . lacking in eloquence, LXX Ex. 6.12 . inexpressive, Pl. Tht. 203a ; unutterable, = a)/rrhtos , S. Fr. 262 . unreasoning, h(donh/, o)/xlos, etc., Pl. R. 591c , Ti. 42d , etc.; ta\ a)/loga brutes, animals, Democr. 164 , Pl. Prt. 321b , X. Hier. 7.3 ; esp.in late Greek, a)/logon, to/, = horse, POxy. 138.29 ( 610 A.D. ), PGen. 14 (late). not according to reason, irrational, a)/. do/ca, opp. h( meta\ lo/gou d., Pl. Tht. 201c ; a)lo/gw| pa/qei th\n a)/. sunaskei=n ai)/sqhsin, instinctive feeling, in appreciating works of art, D.H. Lys. 11 ; a)/. pa/qos Id. Comp. 23 . contrary to reason, absurd, Th. 6.85 , Pl. Tht. 203d ; unaccountable, unintelligible, Lys. 26.19 ; unfit, unsuited to its end, Th. 1.32 ; groundless, Plb. 3.15.9 ; a)hdi/a PRyl. 144.15 ( 38 A.D. ). Adv. most freq. in this sense, Pl. R. 439d , etc.; ou)k a). ou)d' a)kai/rws Isoc. 15.10 : Sup. -w/tata Phld. Ir. p.44 W. without reckoning: not reckoned upon, unexpected, Th. 6.46 ( Comp. ). not counted, null and void, h(me/rai LXX Nu. 6.12 . Act. , not having paid one's reckoning, of an e)ranisth/s, EM 70.31 . of magnitudes, incommensurable, peri\ a)lo/gwn grammw=n, title of work by Democr. , cf. Arist. APo. 76b9 , LI 968b18 , Euc. 10 . Def. 3 , etc. Print reads 10.Def.10 in Rhythm, irrational, of feet or syllables whose time-relations cannot be expressed by a simple ratio, xorei=os Aristox. Rhyth. 2.20 ; a)/logoi, sc. sullabai/, D.H. Comp. 20 :—in Music, a)/. diasth/mata Plu. 2.1145d :—of the pulse, unrhythmical, Herophil. ap. Ruf. Syn.Puls. 4.3 . a)logxei=n: *)alo/gxous mimei=sqai, o(/ e)sti e)/qnos *qra|kw=n, Hsch. a)/logxos (A), on, without lances or weapons, a)/. a)nqe/wn strato/s Chaerem. 10 . of a spear, without a head, Hsch., EM 70.36 . a)/logxos (B), on, (logxh/, = lh=cis ) unlucky, opp. eu)/logxos (q.v.), sc. h(me/ra, prob. l. in Democr. ap. Gem. Calend. 8 . a)logw/dhs, es, irrational, v.l. Arist. Spir. 481b27 ( Comp. ); ta\ -e/stera yuxw=n ge/nh Procl. in Cra. p.69 P. a)lo/h, h(, bitter aloes, Aloe vera, Dsc. 3.22 , Plu. 2.141f , etc. = a)ga/lloxon , LXX Ca. 4.15 (in Heb. form a)lw/q), Ev.Jo. 19.39 . a). gallikh/, = gentianh/ , Ps.- Dsc. 3.3 . a). h(pati=tis, hepatic aloes, Aloe Perryi, Gp. 6.6.2 . a)lohda/rion, to/, purgative prepared from aloes, Aët. 3.100 ,al. a)lo/-hsis, ews, h(, (a)loa/w) threshing, Gloss.:—a)loi/hsis, EM 74.22 . a)lo-hsmo/s (written -weis-), o(, threshing, PLond. 1.113(3).8 (vi A.D.), BGU 840 (vi A.D.). a)lo-hte/a, one must thresh, Poll. 1.226 . a)lo-hth/s, ou=, o(, thresher, PLond. 1.131r619 (i A.D.). a)lo-hto/s, o(, threshing, Ael. NA 6.43 ; threshing-time, LXX Le. 26.5 , BGU 1031.11 (ii A.D.): perh. payment for threshing, PTeb. 48.17 (ii B.C.). a)lo/-htra, ta/, payment for threshing, PFlor. 379.18 (ii A.D.), prob. in BGU 698.27 (ii A.D.). a(lo/qen, Adv., (a(/ls) from the sea, e)c a(lo/qen Il. 21.335 . a(loqh/kh, h(, salt-box, Hdn.Gr. 2.418 . a(/loi: phloi/, Hsch. a)loia/w, Ep. for a)loa/w. a)loido/r-htos, on, unreviled, Plu. 2.757a . irreproachable, IG 14.2139 , 12(7).395 (Amorgos), Plu. 2.89a . not reviling: neut. pl. as Adv., a)/komp' a)loido/rhta diabeblhme/noi S. Fr. 210.8 . a)loi/dor-os, on, = foreg. 11 , A. Ag. 412 . a)loihth/r, h=ros, o(, (a)loia/w) thresher, grinder, as Adj., si/dhros Nonn. D. 17.237 ; a). o)do/ntes grinders, AP 11.379 ( Agath. ): metaph., limo/s Orac. ap. Jul. Mis. 370a . a)loimo/s, ou=, o(, polishing or plastering, of wall-decoration, S. Fr. 69 , cf. IG 22.463.85 . a)loit-eu/ein: a)lith/rios ei)=nai, EM 69.52 . a)loit-h/essan: koinh/n, a)/nandron, Hsch. a)loithro/s, v. sub a)lithro/s. a)loi/ths, ou, o(, = a)lei/ths , avenger, Emp. 10 :—fem. *)aloi=tis, idos, h(, of Athena, Lyc. 936 : but a)loi=tis, h(, = gentianh/ , Ps.- Dsc. 3.3 ; = mandrago/ra a)/rren , Id. 4.75 . a)loito/s, o( , (a)litei=n) = a)lei/ths , Lyc. 136 : fem. a)loitai/: koinai/, a(martwlai/, poinai/ (cf. a)loi/ths), Hsch. a)loif-ai=os, a, on, for anointing, Lyc. 579 . a)loif-a/w, daub with pitch, kibwto/n Aq. Ge. 6.14 . a)loif-ei=on, to/, anointing-room, Eust. 764.14 . a)loif-h/, h(, (a)lei/fw) anything with which one can smear or anoint; esp. hog's-lard, grease, either in carcase, Il. 9.208 , or when melted for use, 17.390 . unguent, Od. 6.220 , 18.179 . paint, varnish, etc., Pl. Criti. 116b , cf. IG 22.463.85 , LXX Mi. 7.11 , etc.; new/s Polyaen. 5.34 . anointing, laying on of unguents or paint, a). mu/rwn Pl. Alc. 1.122c . erasure, LXX Ex. 17.14 , Plu. 2.611a . a)loi/w, v. sub a)loa/w. a)loki/zw, (a)/loc) prop. trace furrows: hence, write, draw, with play on words, Ar. V. 850 :— Pass. , pf. part. h)lokisme/nos scratched, torn, Lyc. 119 , 381 . a)/loc, okos, h(, = au)=lac (q.v.). a)lopeu/ei, v. a)lwp-. a(lo-ph/gion, to/, salt-works, salt-pit, Str. 7.4.7 , al., Plu. Rom. 25 (pl.). a(lo-phgo/s, o/n, one who prepares salt, Nic. Al. 519 . a)lo/pistos, on, not barked or peeled, Thphr. HP 5.1.2 . a)/lopos, on, (le/pw) not scutched, a)morgi/s Ar. Lys. 736 : neut. pl., a)/lopa, ta/, PTeb. 120.16 (i B.C). a(lo-pw/lhs, ou, o(, dealer in salt, PTeb. 1.120 , PFay. 23.12 (ii A.D.), etc.:—fem. a(lo-pw=lis, IG 2.3932 . a(lo-pw/lia, ta/, salt-stores, BGU 9 (iii A.D.). a(loro/a: a)/roura, kai\ gewrgi/a para\ qa/lassan, Hsch. a(=los, Dor. for h(=los. a(los-a/nqinos, h, on, prepared with efflorescence of salt, oi)=nos Dsc. 5.76 tit. a(lo/s-anqon, to/, efflorescence of salt, Gal. 12.374 . a(los-a/xnh, h(, lit. sea-foam, a zoophyte of the class a)lkuo/neia, Arist. HA 616a20 , Thphr. Od. 35 . *(alosu/dnh, h(, epith. of Thetis, Il. 20.207 ; ne/podes kalh=s a(losu/dnhs, of seals, Od. 4.404 (expl. by Gramm. as 'child of the sea'); of Nereids, A.R. 4.1599 ; cf. u(datosu/dnh. (Perh. containing the root of u(/dwr.) a(lo-tri/banos, (tri/bw) pestle to pound salt, Eust. 183.10 . a(/lo-triy, i^bos, o(, = foreg., AP 6.306 (Aristo). a(lo-trofe/w, feed with salt, Sch. Il. 13.493 . a)/loua: kh=poi ( Cypr. ), Hsch. a(lou/rg-hma, atos, to/, purple clothing, Vett. Val. 263.16 , Lib. Decl. 12.27 (pl.). a(lourg-h/s, e/s, (a(/ls, e)/rgon) lit. wrought in or by the sea, always in sense sea-purple, i.e. genuine purple dye, opp. imitations, e)mbai/nonq' a(lourge/sin on cloths of purple, A. Ag. 946 ; mi/tra a(. Pherecr. 100 ; strw/maq' a(. Anaxandr. 41.7 ; gh= Pl. Phd. 110c ; to\ a(. Arist. Col. 792a7 :—less freq. a(lourgo/s, o/n (also a/, o/n Phylarch. 41 ), e)/ria Pl. R. 429d ; xitwni/skos IG 2.754.12 , 14 , etc. (but x. a(lourgh/s ib. 21 ); stolai/ Phylarch. l.c.; strwmnai/ Plu. Lyc. 12 , AB 81 :—also a(lourgou=s, ou=n, IG 2.757 , v.l. in Arist. Sens. 442a24 , Ion. a(lorgou=s GDI 5702.23 (Samos). a(lourg-i/a, Ion. a(lorgi/h, h(, purple-dyeing, GDI 5633 (Teos). purple clothing, Philostr. VA 4.21 . a(lourg-i/dion, to/, Dim. of a(lourgi/s, Antiph. 310 (also attrib. to Ar., Fr. 741 : vv. ll. a(lourgai=on, a(lourgiai=on). a(lourg-iko/s, h/, o/n, = a(lourgh/s , AB 379 , Phot. a(lourg-i/s, i/dos, h(, purple robe, Ar. Eq. 967 , IG 2.754 , Chamaeleon ap. Ath. 9.374a . as Adj., e)sqh\s a(. f. l. in Luc. Nav. 22 . a(lourgo-pw/lhs, ou, o(, dealer in purple, Arist. Mech. 849b34 . a(lourgo-pwlikh/ (te/xnh), h(, trade of an a(lourgopw/lhs, Is. Fr. 38 . a(lourgo/s, o/n, v. sub a(lourgh/s. a)lousi/a, h(, being unwashed, Hp. de Arte 5 ; h)gri/wsai dia\ makra=s a)lousi/as E. Or. 226 , cf. Alex. 197 : pl., a)lousi/hsi . . sumpeptwkw/s Hdt. 3.52 , cf. Hp. Morb. 2.71 . a)lout-e/w, go without bathing, Hp. Salubr. 4 ,al., Arr. Epict. 3.22.73 , etc. a)lout-i/a, h(, = a)lousi/a , Eup. 251 . a)lout-ia/w, Sch. Ar. Nu. 442 . a)/lout-os (a)/loustos Gloss.), on, unwashen, Hdt. 2.64 , Semon. 7.5 , E. El. 1107 , Ar. Av. 1554 . a(lofo/ros, o(, one who conveys salt, Jahresh. 7 Beibl. 44 , cf. ib. 18 Beibl. 287 (Ephesus, i B.C.). a)/lofos, v. a)/llofos. a)lo/xeutos, on, born not in the natural way, of Athena, Coluth. 183 . unborn, Nonn. D. 8.27 . without birth-pangs, au)=lac ko/smou ib. 24.269 , cf. 41.53 . a)/loxos [a^], ou, h(, (a)-copul., le/xos) poet., partner of one's bed, wife, Il. 1.114 , Od. 3.403 , al., A. Pers. 63 , S. OT 181 , E. Fr. 543 , etc., cf. Arist. Pol. 1253b7 ; a)/loxon ei)s do/mous a)/gein Theodect. 13 . leman, concubine, Il. 9.336 , Od. 4.623 . (a)- priv.) unwedded, a)/. ou)=sa th\n loxei/an ei)/lhxe, of Artemis, Pl. Tht. 149b , cf. Porph.ad Il. 11.155 . a)lo/w, Ep. imper. of a)la/omai, Od. 5.377 . a)/lpnistos, h, on, Sup. of a)/lpnos (only in compd. e)/palpnos, q.v.), sweetest, loveliest, Pi. I. 5(4).12 ; cf. a)lpale/on (cod. -ai=on): a)gaphto/n, Hsch. (Cf. e)/lpw (ve/lpw), Lat. volup.) a(/ls (A), a(lo/s [a^], o(: dat. pl. a(/lasin (v. infr.):— salt, pa/sse d' a(lo\s qei/oio Il. 9.214 , cf. Od. 17.455 ; a(lo\s me/tallon a salt-mine, Hdt. 4.185 ; a(lo\s xo/ndroi lumps of rock-salt, ib. 181 : sg. also Ar. Ach. 835 , Philyll. 28 , Axionic. 8 : more freq. in pl., Od. 11.123 , Hdt. 4.53 , al., etc.:—prov. phrases: ou) su/ g' a)\n . . sw=| e)pista/th ou)d' a(/la doi/hs Od. 17.455 ; fh/|s moi pa/nta do/men: ta/xa d' . . ou)d' a(/la doi/hs Theoc. 27.61 ; a(/las sunanalw=sai, i.e. to be bound by ties of hospitality, Arist. EN 1156b27 ; tw=n a(lw=n sugkatedhdoke/nai me/dimnon to have eaten a bushel of salt together, i.e. to be old friends, Com.Adesp. 176 ; oi( peri\ a(/la kai\ ku/amon, of friends, Plu. 2.684e , cf. Arist. EE 1238a3 ; o(/rkon me/gan, a(/las te kai\ tra/pezan Archil. 96 ; pou= a(/les; pou= tra/pezai; D. 19.189 ; tou\s a(/las parabai/nein ib. 191 ; tou\s th=s po/lews a(/las peri\ plei/onos poih/sasqai th=s cenikh=s trape/zhs Aeschin. 3.224 ; a(lw=n de\ fo/rtos e)/nqen h)=lqen, e)/nq' e)/bh 'light come, light go', Zen. 2.20 ; a(/lasin u(/ei, of great abundance, Suid. in pl. of medical preparations, Dsc. 5.109 . brine, Call. Fr. 50 . a(\. a)mmwniako/s rock-salt, PLond. 1.78.90 . a(\. *)indiko/s sugar, Archig. ap. Paul.Aeg. 2.53 . a(/les, oi(, metaph., like Lat. sales, wit, possible but unlikely in Pl. Smp. 177b , Ep.Col. 4.6 ; certain in Plu. 2.854c ; a(/les called "xa/rites" ib. 685a . (Cf.sq.) a(/ls (B), a(lo/s [a^], h( ( a(lo\s polioi=o Il. 20.229 ), sea (generally of shallow water near shore), ei)s a(/la di=an Il. 1.141 ; xei=ras niya/menos polih=s a(lo/s in sea-water, Od. 2.261 ; h)\ a(lo\s h)\ e)pi\ gh=s 12.27 : sts. pleonast. po/ntos a(lo/s Il. 21.59 , Thgn. 10 ; a(lo\s pela/gh or pe/lagos, Od. 5.335 , h.Ap. 73 , E. Tr. 88 ; pelagi/an a(/la A. Pers. 427 ; par' a(lmura\n a(/la E. Ba. 17 ; in pl. (with a pun on a(/ls A), Ar. Ach. 760 .—Poet. word: nom. only Emp. 56 . (Cf. Lat. sal: both masc. and fem. are from the same root.) a)lsei/an: porei/an, Hsch. *)/alseios, o(, sc. mh/n, month at Cos, SIG 1023.25 . a)lshi/s, h(, (a)/lsos) of the grove, nu/mfai A.R. 1.1066 . a)lsi/nh, h(, lich-wort, Parietaria lusitanica, Thphr. HP 9.13.3 , Dsc. 4.86 . a(/lsis, ews, h(, (a(/llomai) leaping, Hp. Morb.Sacr. 17 , Arist. EN 1174a31 , Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.31.5 , etc. a)/lsis, ews, h(, (a)ldai/nw) growth, Did. ad D. 13.32 , Apollon. Lex. s.v. a)ldai/nei , etc. a)=lso, v. sub a(/llomai. a)lso-kome/w, to be keeper of a grove or precinct:—also a)lso-komi/a, h(; a)lso-komiko/s, h/, o/n, ( a)lso-komikh/, h(, sc. te/xnh). Adv. -kw=s Poll. 7.141 :— a)lso-ko/mos, o(, ib. 140 . a)lso-poii/a, h(, planting of groves, ibid. a)/lsos, eos, to/, grove, Il. 20.8 , Od. 10.350 : pl., Phanocl. 1.3 , Theoc. 1.117 , etc. esp. sacred grove, Od. 6.291 , Hes. Sc. 99 , Hdt. 5.119 , Pl. Lg. 761c , etc.:—hence, any hallowed precinct, even without trees, Il. 2.506 , Sch. Pi. O. 3.31 , cf. B. 3.19 , S. Ant. 844 ; *maraqw/nion a)/., of the field of battle, viewed as a holy place, A. Eleg. 4 : metaph., po/ntion a)/. the ocean-plain, B. 16.85 , A. Pers. 111 . (Perh. for a)/lt-ios (cf. *)/altis), i.e. alq-ios, cf. Goth. alhs 'temple'.) a)ls-w/dhs, es, woodland, krh=nai E. IA 141 (lyr.); to/poi Nic. Thyat. ap. Ath. 11.503c , Dsc. 4.86 . growing in woods, of plants, Thphr. HP 3.2.4 , LXX 4 Ki. 16.4 , Hecat.Abd. ap. J. Ap. 1.22 , Plu. 2.648c . a)/ls-wma, to/, = a)/lsos , Aq. 4 Ki. 23.4 . a)ls-w/n, w=nos, o(, = foreg., ib. 17.16 . a)ltei=: a)porei=, Hsch. (leg. a)lu/ei). a)lthrei/a: a(fh\ th=s xeiro/s, Id. a(l-th=res, wn , oi( (sg., Philostr. Gym. 55 ), (a(/llomai) weights held in the hand to give an impetus in leaping, Crates Com. 11 , Arist. IA 705a16 , Pr. 881b5 , etc. a(l-thri/a, h(, use of a(lth=res, Artemid. 1.57 . a(l-throboli/a, h(, = foreg., Iamb. VP 21.97 . a(l-tiko/s, h/, o/n, good at leaping, X. Cyr. 8.4.20 ; ta\ a(. mo/ria parts used in leaping, Arist. PA 683b3 ; a(. o)/rxhsis, of the Salii, Plu. Num. 13 . *)/altis, ios, h(, sacred precinct of Zeus at Olympia, Pi. O. 10(11).50 , X. HG 7.4.29 , etc.: Elean for a)/lsos, Paus. 5.10.1 . a)/lto: polu/, e)lafro/n, Hsch. a)lto\s kai\ a)ltro/s: misqo/s, Id. a)/lugos: a)/neu ma/stigos, Id. a)lu/dainos: o( kako\s a)/nemos, Suid. a)lu/doimos, on, = pikro/s , Sophr. 139 . a)lu/za: a)/lupon, Hsch. a)lu/zw, fut. a)lu/cw, = a)lu/w , Gal. 19.76 . a)lu/h, h(, socket for e)xe/tlh, q.v., Eratosth. ap. EM 173.24 ; dub. l. Phld. Mort. p.318M. a(luka=tos, h, on, pickled, kestrei=s Xenocr. 149 . a(lukei/a, h(, salting, Ptol. Tetr. 181 . a)lu/kh [u^], h(, = a)/lusis, a)lusmo/s , Hp. Aph. 7.56 , al. a(lu^k-i/s, i/dos, h(, (a(/ls) salt-spring, Str. 4.1.6 . saltness, Plu. 2.897a . a(lu^k-o/s, h/, o/n, salt, Hp. Acut. 42 , Aër. 1 , Ar. Lys. 403 , LXX Ge. 14.3 ; brackish, Thphr. HP 4.3.5 . a(lu^k-o/smurna, h(, a kind of myrrh, Hippiatr. 52 . a(lu^k-o/ths, htos, h(, saltness, Arist. Fr. 217 , Thphr. CP 2.5.4 , Mnesith. ap. Ath. 3.92b . a(lu^k-ro/s, a/, o/n, lukewarm, Epic. ap. EM 71.31 , Nic. Al. 386 ( Comp. ); cf. a)luktro/n. a)lukta/zw, (v. a)lu/w) only impf., wander distraught, B. 10.93 ; to be distressed, Hdt. 9.70 :—also a)lukte/w, to be in distress, anguish, Hp. Mul. 1.5 , cf. Erot., EM 71.38 , Hsch. , Suid. : aor. part. a)lukth/sas in act. sense, = qorubh/sas , Hsch., EM 71.39 ; cf. a)lalu/kthmai. a)lukte/w: u(lakte/w (Cret.), Hsch. , cf. EM 71.33 . a)luktope/dai, ai(, bonds, in pl., Hes. Th. 521 , A.R. 2.1249 : sg., AP 5.229 (Paul. Sil.), etc. (a)lukto- prob. = unbreakable, cf. Skt. rujáli 'break', but taken by late Poets as = a)luto- indissoluble, cf. Paul. Sil. l. c., AP 9.641 ( Agath. ), Nonn. D. 21.56 .) a)lukto/s, o/n, to be shunned, fo/noi Epigr.Gr. 793 (Phryg.):—wrongly expl. by a)/fuktos, Suid. , Zonar. a)luktosu/nh, h(, = e)/kklisis , Suid. = a)kosmi/a , Hsch. a)luktro/n: eu)/dinon, Hsch. a)lu/nei: fu/ei, Id. a(lu^kw/dhs, es, like salt, saltish, glw=ssa Hp. Acut.(Sp.) 2 ; floio/s Thphr. HP 9.11.2 (ubi a(likw/dhs). a)lu/mantos [u_], on, unhurt, unimpaired, Plu. 2.5e , Porph. ap. Eus. PE 11.28 . a)/lucis, ews, h(, (a)lu/skw) escape, A. Ag. 1299 , Q.S. 12.212 . a)lu_p-e/w, to be free from pain, imper. a)lu/pei IG 14.1030 , etc.; prob. l. in Phld. Rh. 1.373S. a)lu_/p-htos, on, not pained or grieved, S. Tr. 168 . Act. , not causing pain, S. OC 1662 (but v. sub a)la/mpetos): so Adv. -tws Pl. Lg. 958e . a)lu_p-i/a, h(, freedom from pain or grief, Antipho Soph. ap. Plu. 2.833c , Pl. Ax. 371d , Men. 549 , Arist. Rh. 1365b13 , Epicur. Fr. 120 , Sotad. 5.10 , etc. digestibility, Thphr. HP 2.4.2 . a)lu_p-ia/s, h(, = sq. 111 , Paul.Aeg. 7.4 , Alex.Trall. 1.15 . a)/lu_p-os, on, without pain, freq. in Trag. (not A. ), E. IA 163 , etc.: c. gen., a)/. gh/rws without pains of age, S. OC 1519 ; a)/. a)/ths El. 1002 ; bi/os E. Ba. 1004 ; a)rxh/ S. OT 593 ; to\ a)/. Pl. R. 585a : Comp. -o/teros ib. 581e : Sup. -o/tatos Lg. 848e . Adv. a)lu/pws, zh=n, diatelei=n live free from pain and sorrow, Id. Prt. 358b , Phlb. 43d , cf. Men. 549 ; a)poqanei=n Id. 14 : Sup. a)lupo/tata Lys. 24.10 . Act. , causing no pain or grief, Hp. Art. 39 ( Sup. ), Pl. Plt. 272a , etc.; a)/. oi)=nos harmless, Hermipp. 82.5 , cf. E. Ba. 423 ; a)/. a)/nqos a)ni/as setting free from the pain of sorrow of wine, S. Fr. 172 ; a)lupo/tatos klinth/r, of a hospice, Epigr.Gr. 450 (Batanaea); swlh=nes -o/tatoi meta\ a(lw=n cause least pain, i.e. are least indigestible, Xenocr. 57 , cf. Mnesith. ap. Ath. 3.92c ; pesso\s -o/tatos Aët. 16.36 . Adv. a)lu/pws, toi=s a)/llois zh=n live without offence to others, Isoc. 12.5 . a)/lupon, to/, herb terrible, Globularia Alypum, Plin. HN 27.22 , Dsc. 4.178 . a)/lu^ros, on, without the lyre, unaccompanied by it, u(/mnoi a)/., i.e. wild dirges (accompanied by flute, not lyre), E. Alc. 447 ; a)/. e)/legos Hel. 185 ; me/los Poet. ap. Arist. Rh. 1408a7 ; *)/ai+dos moi=r' a)/., of death, S. OC 1223 (lyr.); a)/. fqo/ggoi sad talk, Alexis 162.6 (anap.); a)/. maqh/mata poihtw=n Pl. Lg. 810b . a)/lus, uos, o(, (a)lu/w) agitation, Hp. Ep. 1 , Gal. 9.613 ; xeirw=n Adam. 2.21 . ennui, boredom, Zeno Stoic. 1.58 , Plu. Eum. 11 , Diog. Oen. Fr. 24 ; a)/. nautiw/dhs Plu. Pyrrh. 13 . a(lu^shdo/n, Adv. in chains, Man. 4.486 . a)lusqai/nw, (a)lu/w) = a)dhmone/w , Nic. Th. 427 , EM 70.45 , prob. in Hp. Morb. 2.54 , 58 , 67 ; cf. a)lustai/nw. a)lusqe/neia, h(, = a)sqe/neia , EM 70.45 . a(lu^si/detos, on, bound with chains, Hsch. a(lu^si/dion or a)lu_p-ei/dion, to/, Dim. of a(/lusis, Hero Spir. 1.38 , Ph. 2.152 , POxy. 496.3 (ii A. D.), AB 380 . a(lu^sidwto/s, h/, o/n, wrought in chain fashion, a(. qw/rac Plb. 6.23.15 (pl), D.S. 5.30 , etc.; opp. linoqw/rac, sta/dios qw/rac, Str. 3.3.6 , Sch. A.R. 3.1226 . a(lu^/sion, to/, Dim. of sq., Men. 258 , Philippid. 33 , PHib. 1.121.3 (iii B. C.), PMeyer 22.6 (iii/iv A.D.). a(/lu^sis (on the breathing v. Hdn.Gr. 1.539 ), ews, h(, chain, xalke/h| a(lu/si dedeme/nh a)/gkura Hdt. 9.74 , cf. Th. 2.76 , etc.; e)n a(lu/sei mia=| dedeme/nous D.Chr. 30.17 , cf. Ep.Eph. 6.20 ; pe/tran a(lu/sesi xruse/aisi ferome/nan E. Or. 982 :—as a woman's ornament, Ar. Fr. 320.12 , Nicostr. 33 ; sfragi=de . . a(lu/seis xrusa=s e)/xousai IG 2.652B35 . collectively, chains, bondage, Plb. 21.3.3 . link in chain armour, Arr. Tact. 3.5 . a)/lu^sis, ews, h(, (a)lu/w) distress, anguish, Dsc. 5.2 ; gloss on a)lusmo/s , Gal. 19.75 . a)lu_si^-te/leia, h(, damage, prejudice, Plb. 4.47.1 . a)lu_si^-telh/s, e/s, unprofitable, Pl. Cra. 417d , X. Oec. 14.5 , Polystr. p.18 W.; of a person, a). th=| po/lei Bato 2.9 : Sup. -e/statos Aeschin. 1.105 . Adv. -lw=s X. Mem. 1.7.2 , Hierocl. in CA 12p.447M. , etc. Medic., unfavourable, of symptoms, Hp. Prog. 14 . a)luska/zw, strengthd. for a)lu/skw (from which it borrows obl. tenses); irreg. opt. a)luska/zeie Nonn. D. 42.135 , al.:—shun, avoid, c. acc., u(/brin a)luska/zein Od. 17.581 : abs., skulk, Il. 5.253 , 6.443 , Orph. A. 437 ; dub. in Hes. Fr. 96.94 .— Ep. word, used by Cratin. 137 . a)lu/skw, Od. 22.363 : fut. a)lu/cw Il. 10.371 , A. Pers. 94 , S. Ant. 488 , etc.; a)lu/comai v.l. in Hes. Op. 363 : aor. h)/luca, poet. a)/luca, v. infr.:— Med. in compd. e)calu/skw. Ep. Verb used by A. and S. , both in lyr. and dialogue (also in late Prose, Philostr. Her. 7 ):—flee from, shun, c. acc., Il. 10.371 , Od. 12.335 , Hes. l.c., Pi. P. 8.16 , A. Pr. 587 , etc.: rarely c. gen., S. Ant. 488 , El. 627 : abs., escape, o(/qen ou)/pws h)=en a)lu/cai Od. 22.460 ; proti\ a)/stu a)lu/cai Il. 10.348 ; a)/lucen e)n *gerh/nw| he escaped by staying in Gerenus, Hes. Fr. 16 . = a)lu/w , wander restlessly, A.R. 4.57 . a)lusm-o/s, o(, (a)lu/w) anguish, disquiet: esp. tossing about, of sick persons, Hp. Prog. 3 , al. a)lusm-w/dhs, es, uneasy, troubled, Hp. Coac. 296 . a)luspaqei/h: kakopaqei/a|, Hsch. (leg. dusp-). a)/lusson, to/, (lu/ssa) madwort, Farsetia clypeata, Dsc. 3.91 (a)lu/ssion Ps.- Dsc. l.c.), cf. Plu. 2.648a . Galen's madwort, Sideritis romana, Ruf. Fr. 76.10 ; cf. sq. a)/lussos, on, curing madness, bota/nh ( = foreg. 2 ) Asclep. ap. Gal. 14.168 ; phgh\ a)/. well (in Arcadia) curing hydrophobia, Paus. 8.19.3 . a)lu/ssw, fut. -cw, v. infr., (a)lu/w) to be uneasy, restless, pres. only Il. 22.70 a). peri\ qumw=|: fut., a)lu/cei te kai\ r(i/yei e(auth/n will be restless . . , Hp. Mul. 1.2 : plpf. Pass. , kradi/h a)la/lukto fo/bw| was disquieted, Q.S. 14.24 . a)lust-a/zw: a)lu/w, Hsch., EM 71.54 . a)lust-ai/nw: a)lusqai/nw, Hsch., EM 70.46 (-iain-). a)lust-ino/n: deino/n, Hsch., EM 70.46 (-thno/n). a)/lust-on: [s]trubli/on, Hsch. a)lust-one/w, = a)lusqai/nw , dub. in Cerc. 19.89 . a)lut-arxe/w, hold office of a)luta/rxhs, Inscr.Olymp. 468 , BCH 28.82 (Tralles). a)lut-a/rxhs, o(, chief of police at Olympic games, Luc. Herm. 40 , Inscr.Olymp. 240 ; a). tw=n mega/lwn' *olumpi/wn BCH 28.81 (Tralles), cf. Cod.Theod. 15.9.2 ( Antioch. ). a)lut-arxi/a, h(, office of a)luta/rxhs, Cod.Just. 1 36.1 ; cf. a)lu/ths. a)lu/tatai: parathrei=, Hsch. a)lu/ths, ou, o(, police-officer at Olympic games (and elsewhere), Inscr.Olymp. 483 , EM 72.14 . a)luti/s, h(, = pediculus, Apul. Herb. 81 . a)/luton: xliaro/n, Hsch. (cf. a(lukro/s, a)luktro/n). a)/lu^tos, on, poet. a)/llutos Phanocl. 2.1 , AP 6.30 ( Maced. ), not to be loosed or broken, indissoluble, pe/dai, desmoi/, Il. 13.37 , Od. 8.275 , A. Pr. 55 ; a)da/mas AP 12.93 ( Rhian. ); *moira/wn nh=ma Phanocl.l.c., cf. Epigr.Gr. 520 (Thessalonica); ptole/moio pei=rar Il. 13.360 ; ku/klos (of the wheel of the i)/u+gc) Pi. P. 4.215 ; irremediable, S. El. 230 (lyr.): of substances, insoluble, Arist. Mete. 384b7 . Adv. -tws Pl. Ti. 60c . of arguments or evidence, not to be confuted, irrefutable, Arist. Rh. 1357b17 , 1403a14 ; sullogismo/s Arist. APr. 70a29 . undissolved, Pl. Ti. 60e . a)/lutron, to/, perh. for a)/loitron = a)lo/htron , threshing implement, PAmh. 2.143.14 (iv A. D.). a)lu/trwtos, on, not redeemed, Sm. Le. 25.23 . a)luxh/, h(, = a)lusmo/s , Gal. 19.76 , cf. Hsch. , who also has a)/luxa : a)d hmoni/a; cf. a)lu/kh. a)/lu^xnos, on, without lamp or light, E. Fr. 411 , D.L. 1.81 . a)lu/w, Att. a(lu/w acc. to Suid. , cf. Eust. 1636.28 , Aeol. a)lui/w EM 254.16 ; only pres. and impf.; Poet. (rare in Com.) and late Prose:— to be deeply stirred, excited: from grief, to be distraught, beside oneself, h( d' a)lu/ous' a)pebh/seto Il. 5.352 ; dineu/esk' a)lu/wn para\ qi=na 24.12 ; a)lu/wn in mad passion, Od. 9.398 ; e)a=te/ m' w(=d' a)lu/ein S. El. 135 ; ti/ xrh=m' a)lu/w; E. Or. 277 , etc. from perplexity or despair, to be at a loss, perplexed, a)lu/ei d' e)pi\ panti/ S. Ph. 174 ; a)lu/onta xeimeri/w| lu/pa| ib. 1194 ; e)n po/nois a)lu/ousan Id. OT 695 ; oi( me\n eu)porou=men oi( d' a)lu/omen are at our wit's end, Alex. 116.13 ; a)/llws a)lu/ei is wasting her pains, Men. Epit. 342 ; yuxh\ a). dia\ th\n a)pori/an Plu. Brut. 15 . to be weary, ennuyé, e)pi\ tw=n sumposi/wn Metrod. Herc. 831.13 , cf. Plu. 2.965a , Ael. VH 14.12 . to be fretful, restless, Hp. Epid. 1.26 .a/, Men. Epit.Fr. 4 , Gal. 18(1).167 . struggle, kick, tw=n skelw=n a)luo/ntwn Hld. 10.30 . from joy or exultation (rarely), to be beside oneself, Od. 18.333 , A. Th. 391 , cf. Jac. AP p.760 . later, wander, roam about, Plb. 26 , 1.1 , Luc. DMar. 13.1 , Plu. TG 21 ; lounge idly, Babr. 9 . [11] . trans., meta\ fresi\n a)/xqos a)lu/ei Opp. H. 4.195 . [u^ Hom. , except at the end of the verse, Od. 9.398 , as A.R. 3.866 ; a)lu_/ontes in 4th foot, Emp. 145 , Opp. H. 4.195 ; u_ always in Trag.] a)/lfa, to/, indecl. (pl. ta\ a)/. Arist. Metaph. 1087a8 ), v. A a init.; cf. Aen.Tact. 31.18 , Calliasap. Ath. 10.453d , Pl. Cra. 431e ; e)pi/statai d' ou)d' a)/lfa sullabh\n gnw=nai Herod. 3.22 . T-square, Eustr. in EN 74.2 . Phoenician for boo\s kefalh/, Hsch. metaph., to\ a)/lfa kai\ to\ w)= the first and last, Apoc. 1.8 , al. a)lfa/bhtos, o(, alphabet, AB 181 , Sch.D.T. p.320 H. a)lfadei=: eu(ri/skei, kai\ a)lfai/nei, and a)lfai/ei: to\ au)to\ dhloi=, Hsch. a)lfa/dion: e)xqro/n, Hsch. Dim. of a)/lfa, carpenter's square, Eustr. in EN 322.18 . a)lfa/nw [a^n] (a)lfai/nw EM 72.39 , Aët. 13.133 ), Hom. only in aor. 2 h)=lfon, cf. IG 1.53a15 , Plu. 2.668c : pres., E. Med. 297 , Fr. 326 (no-where else in Trag.), Ar. Fr. 324 , Eup. 258 , Men. 362 :— bring in, yield, fetch, i(/na moi bi/oton polu\n a)/lfoi Od. 17.250 ; o( d' u(mi=n muri/on w)=non a)/lfoi 15.452 , cf. 20.383 ; e(kato/mboion de/ toi h)=lfon Il. 21.79 ; o(po/shn a)\n a)/lfh| mi/sqwsin to\ te/menos IG l.c., cf. Plu. l.c.: metaph., fqo/non a)lfa/nein to incur envy, E. Med. 297 . = e)nalla/ssw , change, Aët. l.c. (cf. Skt. arghás 'price'). a)lfa/rion, to/, Dim. of a)/lfa, plumb-line, level, Theo Sm. in Ptol. p.228 H. a)lfesi/boios, a, on, bringing in oxen, parqe/noi a). maidens who yield their parents many oxen as presents from their suitors, i.e. much-courted, Il. 18.593 , h.Ven. 119 ; u(/dwr a)., of the Nile, water that yields fat oxen (by enriching pastures), A. Supp. 855 (lyr.); *peirh/nhs a). u(/dwr Alex.Aet. 3.8 : pr. n. *)alfesi/boia used at beginning of trim., S. Fr. 880 . a)lf-h/, h(, produce, gain, Lyc. 549 , 1394 . a)/lf-hsis, ews, h(, Gloss. a)lf-hsth/s, ou=, o(, Hom. only in Od. , in phrase a)ne/res a)lfhstai/, lit. earners (a)lfa/nw), i.e. enterprising men, Od. 1.349 , cf. Hes. Op. 82 ; esp. of traders or seafarers, Od. 13.261 , h.Ap. 458 ; e(ka\s a)ndrw=n a)lfhsta/wn, of the Phaeacians, Od. 6.8 .— Ep. word, twice in Trag. (lyr.), A. Th. 770 , S. Ph. 709 . kind of fish that went in pairs, Labrus cinaedus, Epich. 44 , Numen. ap. Ath. 7.320e : metaph., of lewd men, Sophr. 63 . a)lf-hstiko/s, o(, = a)lfhsth/s 11 , Arist. Fr. 307 , Diocl. Fr. 135 . a)/lfi^, to/, poet. indecl. abbrev. of a)/lfiton, a)/lfi kai\ u(/dwr h.Cer. 208 , cf. Str. 8.5.3 , EM 769.39 . a)lfini/a, h(, = leu/kh (Perrhaeb.), Hsch. a)lfi/skw, f.l. in Od. 22.57 ap. EM 758.47 . a)lfi^t-a^moibo/s, o(, dealer in a)/lfita, Ar. Av. 491 , al. a)lfi^t-ei/a, h(, preparing of a)/lfita, Hyp. Fr. 225 (a)lfi/tia codd. Poll. ), Poll. 7.18 . a)lfi^t-ei=on, to/, mill for grinding a)/lfita, Poll. 3.78 , 7.19 , AB 261 . a)lfi^t-eu/s, e/ws, o(, barley-miller, Hyp. Fr. 224 . a)lfi^t-eu/w, grind barley, Hippon. 46 . a)lfi^t-hdo/n, Adv. like a)/lfita, Dsc. Eup. 2.51 . of fractures, where bone is comminuted, Gal. 10.424 , Paul.Aeg. 6.89 . a)lfi^t-hro/s, a/, o/n, of or belonging to a)/lfita, a)ggei=on a). meal-tub, Antiph. 63 ( -th/rion Poll. 10.179 ). a)lfithro\n e)rgalei=a kineu=si 'a living wage for the worker', Herod. 7.73 . a)lfi^t-ismo/s, o(, mixing with barley-groats, oi)/nou BCH 6.26 (Delos, ii B. C.). a)lfi^to-eidh/s, e/s, like a)/lfita, Poet. de herb. 77 . a)lfi^to/-mantis, ews, o(, h(, one that divines from barley-meal, Iamb. Myst. 3.17 , Phryn. PS p.91 B. , Poll. 7.188 , Hsch. a)/lfi^ton, to/, barley-groats, sg. in Hom. only in phrase a)lfi/tou a)kth/ Il. 11.631 , Od. 2.355 , 14.429 , and Medic., Gal. 6.507 : elsewh. in pl. a)/lfita, opp. a)lei/ata, q. v., a)/. muelo\n a)ndrw=n Od. 2.290 , al., Hdt. 7.119 , freq. in Att. ; used to sprinkle over roast meat, Il. 18.560 , cf. Od. 14.77 ; esp. over sacrificial victims, Od. 14.429 : e)p' a)lfi/tou pi/nein to drink wine with barley-groats in it, Epin. 1 :—of this was made a kind of barley-water, piei=n a)/lfita Hp. Epid. 5.10 ; also, poultices, Dsc. 4.87 : also used as hair-powder by kanhfo/roi, Hermipp. 26 . generally, meal, groats, a)/. pu/rina Hp. Acut.(Sp.) 53 ; a)/. fakw=n kai\ o)ro/bwn Id. Int. 23 ; even li/qoio a)/lfita Orph. L. 212 . metaph., one's daily bread, 'bread and cheese', Ar. Pl. 219 , Nu. 106 , etc. a)lfi^to-poie/w, Suid. s.v. thli/a. a)lfi^to-poii/a, h(, = a)lfitei/a , X. Mem. 2.7.6 . a)lfi^to-poio/s, o(, h(, preparer of a)/lfita, Oenom. ap. Eus. PE 5.34 . a)lfi^to-pw/lhs, ou, o(, seller of a)/lfita, Nicoph. 19 :—fem. a)lfi^to/-pwlis, D.L. 6.9 , 7.168 ; as Adj., a). stoa/ flour-market at Athens, Ar. Ec. 682 . a)lfi^to-pwlh/tria, h(, pecul. fem. of a)lfitopw/lhs, Poll. 6.37 . a)lfi^to-pwliko/s, h/, o/n, of the meal-sellers, platei=a AB 275 . a)lfi^to-si_te/w, eat barley-bread, X. Cyr. 6.2.28 . a)lfi^to-sko/pos, o(, = a)lfito/mantis , Hsch. (-sko/pai cod.). a)lfi^to-fa/gos [a^], on, eating barley-bread, Ael. NA 17.31 . a)lfi^to/-xrws, wtos, o(, h(, of the colour of barley-meal, kefalh\ a). powdered, i.e. mangy head, Ar. Fr. 533 . *)alfi^tw/, ou=s, h(, bugbear with which nurses frightened children, Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.77 . *)alfiw=|os, o(, sc. mh/n, name of month at Elis, GDI 1168 . a)lfo-eidh/s, e/s, = a)lfw/dhs , Philum. Ven. 23.2 . a)lfo-pro/swpos, on, white-faced, a d a)lfo/-rugxos, on, with white snout, Hippiatr. 13 . a)lfo/s, o(, dull-white leprosy, esp. on the face, Hes. Fr. 29 , Thphr. Char. 19.2 , LXX Le. 13.39 , etc.: pl. in Hp. Aph. 3.20 , Pl. Ti. 85a . (Cf. Lat.albus.) a)lfw/dhs, es, leprous, Gal. 6.243 , Vett.Val. 13.2 . a)lxhrh\s u(/pnos: a)hdh/s, ou)k e)/xwn xara/s, Hsch. *(alw=a or *(alw=|a, wn, ta/, (a(/lws) festival of Demeter as inventress of agriculture, harvest home, IG 2.834b ii8 , D. 59.116 , Philoch. 161 , Luc. DMeretr. 7.4 . a(lwai=os, a, on, (a(/lws) belonging to the threshing-floor: *(alwai/h, epith. of Demeter, Orph. H. 41.5 . *(alwa/s, a/dos, or *(alwi/s, i/dos, h(, = *(alwai/a , Theoc. 7.155 . a)lw/bhtos, on, unblemished, fu/sis Ph. 1.451 ; intact, a). kai\ a)ke/raios Them. Or. 3.43c , cf. Zos. 2.5 ; sound in limb, Gal. 13.1026 . a(lw/dhs, es, like salt, Plu. 2.627f . a(lweino/s, h/, o/n, (a(/lws) of or used in a threshing-floor, i(/ppoi AP 9.301 ( Secund. ). a)lweu/s, e/ws, Ep. h=os, o(, one who works in an a)lwh/, husbandman, A.R. 3.1401 , Arat. 1045 , etc.: in Hom. only as pr. n. a)lwh/ [a^], Dor. a)lwa/, h(, (a)le/wA, cf. Att. a(/lws) poet.: threshing-floor, i(era\s kat' a)lwa/s Il. 5.499 ; mega/lhn kat' a)lwh/n, e)u+ktime/nh| e)n a)lwh=|, 13.588 , 20.496 , cf. Hes. Op. 597 . more commonly, any prepared ground (cf. Sch. Od. 1.193 ), garden, orchard, vineyard, etc., Il. 5.90 , Od. 6.293 , etc.: *poseida/wnos a)., i.e. sea, Opp. H. 1.797 . halo, of sun or moon, Arat. 811 , 875 . *(alwia/s, h(, of the threshing-floor, *dhw/ Nonn. D. 30.68 . a(lw/ios, a, on, = a(lweino/s , Nic. Th. 113 . *(alwi/s, v. *(alwa/s. a(lwi/ths [i_], ou, o(, = a(lweu/s , dub. l. AP 6.98 ( Zon. ). a)/lwma, to/, Boeot. = a)na/lwma , SIG 1185 (Tanagra), IG 7.2426 (Thebes). a(lw/menai, Ep. for a(lw=nai, v. sub a(li/skomai. a(/lwn, wnos, h(, = a(/lws (usu. in sense 1 ), rare in nom., Thphr. Sign. 31 (pl., in sense 11.1 ), LXX Ho. 9.2 , BGU 651.5 (ii A.D.); more freq. in oblique cases, BCH 39.55 (Arcad., iv B.C., in sense of plantation (?)), PLille 13.3 , Arist. Vent. 973a14 , LXX Ge. 50.10 , etc. a(lwna/kh: a)na/lwma (Chalcis), Hsch. a(lwneu/omai, work on a threshing-floor, App. Mac. 13 . a(lw/nhs, ou, o(, contractor for salt-works, Inscr.Prien. 111 . a(lw/nhtos, on, bought with salt, a(. doula/ria worthless slaves from Thrace, because Thracians sold men for salt, Zen. 2.12 . a(lwn-i/a, h(, = a(/lws , threshing-floor, Ath. 12.524a , CPR 73.20 (ii A.D.), Sch. Nic. Th. 541 :—written a(lwnei/a, h(, Sch. Il. 5.499 , BGU 663 (iii A.D.). grain on threshing-floor, PRyl. 442.4 (iii A.D.), POxy. 1107.3 (v/vi A.D.). = a(/lws 11.2 , Sch. Nic. Th. 166 . a(lwn-i/zw: a(lwneu/omai, Hsch. a(lwn-iko/s, h/, o/n, for a threshing-floor, u(pozu/gia prob. in PStrassb. 93.5 (ii B. C.); ko/skinon Edict.Diocl. 15.56 . a(lw/n-ion, to/, Dim. of a(/lwn, Gp. 12.2.2 , Hdn.Gr. 2.763 , Gloss. a(lwno-eidh/s, e/s, shaped like a threshing-floor, xw/ra Hero *Mens. 56 . a(lwno-tri^be/w, = a(lwneu/omai , Suid. S.V. a(lwni/a. beat on a threshing-floor, Longus 3.29 . a(lwno-fulaki/a, h(, office of guard of a threshing-floor, PRyl. 90.39 (iii A.D.). a(lwno-fu/lac, akos, o(, guard of a threshing-floor, POxy. 1465.8 (i B.C.). a(lwo/futos, on, grown in a vineyard, oi)=nos Nonn. D. 13.267 . a)lwpe/k-eios, a, on, Ion. a)lwpe/k-eos, h, on, of a fox, ste/ar Gal. 14.331 ; li/pos Philum. ap. Orib. 45.29.36 . a)lwpeke/h, Att. contr. -kh= (sc. dora/), fox-skin, Hdt. 7.75 : prov., o(/pou h( leonth= mh\ e)fiknei=tai, prosrapte/on e)kei= th\n a)lwpekh=n Plu. Lys. 7 . a)lwpek-e/ws, o(, name of a vine, and of the wine made therefrom, Hsch. ; cf. a)lwpeki/s 111 . a)lwpek-i/a, h(, disease, like mange in foxes, in which hair falls off, dub. in S. Fr. 419 , cf. Gal. 12.381 : pl., bald patches on the head, Arist. Pr. 893b38 . fox-earth, Hsch., EM 75.6 . a)lwpek-i/as, ou, o(, branded with a fox, Luc. Pisc. 47 . thresher shark, Lat. Squalus vulpes, Arist. Fr. 310 , Mnesim. 4.49 , Diph.Siph. ap. Ath. 8.356c . a)lwpek-i/asis, ews, h(, = a)lwpeki/a 1 , Gal. 6.244 . a)lwpek-ideu/s, e/ws, o(, fox-cub, Ar. Pax 1067 , Ael. NA 7.47 . = a)lwpeki/s , Epic.Alex.Adesp. 2.9 . a)lwpek-i/zw, play the fox, ou)k e)/stin a)lwpeki/zein Ar. V. 1241 ; a)/llois a)lwpe/kize toi=s a)peirh/tois Babr. 95.64 : prov., a). pro\s e(te/ran a)lw/peka 'Greek meets Greek', Zen. 1.70 . trans., overreach, Hsch. a)lwpe/k-ion, to/, Dim. of a)lw/phc, little fox, Ar. Eq. 1076 , 1079 . a)lwpek-i/s, i/dos, h(, mongrel between fox and dog, = kunalw/phc , X. Cyn. 3.1 . fox-skin cap, X. An. 7.4.4 . kind of grape, so-called from its colour, Plin. HN 14.42 . a)lwpek-oeidh/s, e/s, like fox, Gal. 4.604 . a)lwpe/k-ouros, o(, beardgrass, Polypogon monspeliensis, Thphr. HP 7.11.2 . a)lwpek-w/dhs, es, fox-like, sly, Hsch., EM 75.5 . a)lwpeu/ei (cod. a)lop-): a)nixneu/ei, Hsch. ; cf. a)lwpo/s. a)lw/phc [a^], ekos (also a)lw/phkos Anan. 5 ), h(; dat. pl., a)lw/peci LXX 3 Ki. 21.10 , Ep. a)lwph/kessi Opp. C. 1.433 :—fox, Canis vulpes (smaller Egyptian species Arist. HA 606a24 , C. niloticus), Archil. 86.2 , 89.5 , Semon. 7.7 , Hdt. 2.67 , etc.: of sly persons, a)lw/pekos i)/xnesi bai/nein Sol. 11.5 ; mh=tin a). a very fox for craft, Pi. I. 4(3).65 : prov., th\n . . *)arxilo/xou a)lw/peka e(lkte/on e)co/pisqen we must trail Archilochus' foxskin behind, i.e. deceive by false appearances, Pl. R. 365c ; pollh=s au)th=s th=s a). e)pixe/antes Eun. Hist. p.249D. ; h( a). to\n bou=n e)lau/nei 'sleight masters might', Diogenian. 2.73 ; peinw=san a). u(/pnos e)pe/rxetai 'qui dort dine', Id. 7.91 ; h( ke/rkos th=| a)lw/peki marturei= 'ex pede Herculem', Id. 5.15 ; a)ll' ou)k au)=qis a). (sc. pa/gais a(lw/setai) 'a burnt child dreads the fire', Id. 2.15 . a large bat, Sciurus or Pteromys volans, Arist. HA 490a7 . = a)lwpeki/as 11 , ib. 566a31 . in pl., muscles of the loins, psoas-muscles, Clearch. 92 , Ruf. Onom. 189 . = a)lwpeki/a 1 , mange, Herod. 7.72 , Call. Dian. 79 : in pl., bald patches, Hp. Aff. 35 . kind of dance, dub. in S. Fr. 419 (prob. in sense v), cf. Hsch. s.v. o)/rxhsis. a)lwpo/s, o(, = a)lw/phc , Hdn.Gr. 1.189 :—fem. a)lwpa/, h(, Hsch. as Adj., = a)lwpekw/dhs , S. Fr. 263 . a)lwpo/xroos, on, contr. a)lwpe/k-xrous, oun, fox-coloured, f.l. for a)lfito/xrous , AB 381 , Eust. 1968.39 . a(lwrh=tai, oi(, watchers of salt, Suid., EM 74.28 . a(/lws [a^], h(, gen. a(/lw Hp. VM 13 , X. Oec. 18.8 , a(/lwos AP 6.258 (Adaeus); dat. a(/lw| Arist. Ph. 198b22 ; acc. a(/lw A. Th. 489 , IG 2.834b ii 21 , a(/lwn Nic. Th. 166 , a(/lwa Call. Fr. 51 : pl., nom. a(/lw| Arist. Mete. 344b2 , a(/lwes Ach.Tat. Intr.Arat. 32 , a(/lws D. 42.6 , Thphr. Sign. 22 ; acc. a(/lws Arist. Mir. 835b9 , etc.: (v. sub a)le/w A):—threshing-floor, Hp. l. c., X.l.c., etc.; grain on the floor, PRyl. 122.10 (ii A.D.):—hence, from round shape, disk of sun or moon, or shield, A. l.c.: later, halo, Arist. Mete. 344b2 , Epicur. Ep. 2p.51U. , Gal. 5.640 , etc. serpent's coil, Nic. Th. 166 . bird's nest, Ael. NA 3.16 . ciliary body of the eye, Poll. 2.71 . circular piazza at Delphi, GDI 2101 , 2642 . a(l-w/si^mos, on, (a(lw=nai) easy to take or conquer, of places and persons, Hdt. 3.153 , E. Hel. 1622 , Th. 4.9 : metaph., easily beguiled, X. Mem. 3.11.11 . of the mind, easy to apprehend, S. Ph. 863 (lyr.). capable of solution, a)po/krisis Aristid. 2.275J. (a(/lwsis) of or belonging to capture or conquest, paia\n a(. song of triumph on taking city, A. Th. 635 ; ba/cis a(. tidings of capture, Ag. 10 . a(/l-wsis, ews, Ion. ios, h(, capture, Pi. O. 10(11).42 , Hdt. 1.5 , 3.156 , A. Ag. 589 , etc.; dai/+wn a(/. conquest by enemy, Id. Th. 119 : means of conquest, S. Ph. 61 . taking, catching of birds and fish, Arist. HA 593a20 , 600a3 (pl.); e(alwko/tes i)sxura\n a(/lwsin taken without power to escape, Plu. Num. 15 . law-term, conviction, Pl. Lg. 920a , D.C. Fr. 97.3 . a(/lwsos, dub. sens., Hdn.Gr. 1.213 . a)/lwstoi: a)/rrafoi, Hsch. *(alw/tia, ta/, festival at Tegea, Paus. 8.47.4 . a(lwto/s, h/, o/n, liable to capture or conquest, Th. 6.77 , Philostr. Im. 1.4 ; h(donh=| a(lwto\n a)/nqrwpos Ph. 2.381 . captured, Philostr. VA 2.10 . attainable, S. OT 111 , Men. 132 . a)lw/fhtos, on, (lwfa/w) unremitting, Plu. Fab. 23 , AP 5.254.12 (Paul. Sil.). a)lwfou/s: leukou/s, Hsch. a)/m, for a)na/, before words beginning with b, p, f, m, e.g. a)\m bwmoi=si, a)\m me/son, a)\m pedi/on, a)\m pe/lagos, a)\m futa/; also compds., as a)mpau/w:—mostly Dor. , as in Pi. , but also in Hom. , sts. in Trag. a(/ma^ [a^m], Dor. a(ma=, q.v.: (v. sub fin.): Adv. at once, at the same time, mostly of Time, freq. added to te . . kai/, a(/m' oi)mwgh/ te kai\ eu)xwlh/ Il. 8.64 ; a(/. t' w)ku/moros kai\ o)i+zuro/s 1.417 ; se/ q' a(/. klai/w kai\ e)me/ 24.773 ; sauto/n q' a(/. ka)me/ S. Ph. 772 , cf. 119 ; a)/nous te kai\ ge/rwn a(/. Ant. 281 :—with kai/ only, a(/. pro/ssw kai\ o)pi/ssw Il. 3.109 ; with te . . te, xeirw=n te bi/hs q' a(/. e)/rgon e)/fainon Hes. Th. 677 . a(/. me/n . . a(/. de/ . . , partly . . partly . . , Pl. Phd. 115d , X HG 3.1.3 :— a(/. te . . kai\ a(/. Pl. Grg. 497a ; a(/m' h(de/ws e)/moige ka)lgeinw=s a(/ma S. Ant. 436 . in Prose a(/. de/ . . kai/ . . , a(/. te . . kai/ . . , a(/. . . kai/ . . may often be translated by no sooner . . than . . , a(/. de\ tau=ta e)/lege kai\ a)pedei/knue Hdt. 1.112 ; tau=ga/ te a(/ma h)go/reue kai\ pe/mpei 8.5 ; a(/. a)khko/ame/n te kai\ trihra/rxous kaqi/stamen D. 4.36 ; a(/. dialla/ttontai kai\ th=s e)/xqras e)pilanqa/nontai Isoc. 4.157 . a(/. mu=qos e)/hn, tete/lesto de\ e)/rgon 'no sooner said than done', Il. 19.242 ; a(/. e)/pos te kai\ e)/rgon e)mh/deto h.Merc. 46 ; tau=ta ei)=pe kai\ a(/. e)/pos te kai\ e)/rgon e)poi/ee Hdt. 3.134 , cf. 9.92 : prov., a(/m' e)/pos a(/m' e)/rgon Diogenian. 1.36 . with part. and finite Verb in same sense, bri/zwn a(/. . . e)ch/melcas eu)trafe\s ga/la A. Ch. 897 ; a(/. ei)pw\n a)ne/sth as soon as he had done speaking, he stood up, X. An. 3.1.47 ; th=s a)ggeli/as a(/. r(hqei/shs e)peboh/qoun as soon as news was brought they assisted, Th. 2.5 ; a(/. gigno/menoi lamba/nomen Pl. Phd. 76c ; h(mi=n a(/. a)napauome/nois o( pai=s a)nagnw/setai Tht. 143b . a(/. me/n . . e)/ti de/ . . X. Cyr. 1.4.3 ; a(/. me/n . . pro\s de/ . . Hdt. 8.51 . together, at once, both, without direct ref. to time, a(/. pa/ntes or pa/ntes a(/. Il. 1.495 , al.; a(/. a)/mfw h.Cer. 15 ; a(/. kratero\s kai\ a)mu/mwn Od. 3.111 , etc.: of Place, Arist. Metaph. 1028b27 . with su/n or meta/, E. Ion 717 , Pl. Criti. 110a . abs. with Verb, at one and the same time, ai( pa=sai [nh=es] a(/. e)gi/gnonto e)n e(ni\ qe/rei s/ kai\ n/ Th. 3.17 , cf. ou)x a(/. h( kth=sis paragi/gnetai D. 23.113 . Prep. with dat. (freq. with part. added), at the same time with, together with, a(/m' h)oi= fainome/nhfi at dawn, Il. 9.682 , al.; a(/. e(/w|, a(/. e(/w| gignome/nh|, Th. 1.48 , 4.32 ; a(/m' h)eli/w| a)nio/nti or katadu/nti at sunrise or sunset, Il. 18.136 , 210 , al.; a(/m' h(me/rh| diafwskou/sh| Hdt. 3.86 , al.; a(/m' h(me/ra| E. El. 78 , Th. 2.94 , etc., Att. ; a(/m' h)=ri a)rxome/nw| or a(/. h)=ri at beginning of spring, Th. 5.20 , 2.2 , etc.; a(/. kh/dei+ keka/rqai ta\s kefala/s during the time of . . , Hdt. 2.36 ; a(/. teixismw=| Th. 7.20 ; a(/ma tw=| diauga/zein Plb. 3.104.5 (without Art. a(/ma eu(reqh=nai Ps.- Plu. Fluv. 23.2 ). generally, together with, a(/. tini\ stei/xein Il. 16.257 ; o)pa/ssai 24.461 , al.; *(ele/nhn kai\ kth/maq' a(/m' au)th=| 3.458 ; a(/. pnoih=|s a)ne/moio keeping pace with the wind, Od. 1.98 ; repeated, a(/m' au)tw=| . . a(/m' e(/ponto 11.371 ; oi( a(/. *qo/anti Hdt. 6.138 , cf. Th. 7.57 . rarely c. gen., Herod. 4.95 , POxy. 903 (iv A. D.), Pythag. Sim. 28 , Olymp.Hist. p.453 D. ; dub. in Thphr. Char. 6.9 . Conj., as soon as, a(/. a)\n h(bh/sh| tis tw=n o)rfanw=n Pl. Lg. 928c , cf. Lex ap. D. 46.20 ; a(/. ka diece/lqh| o( xro/nos GDI 2160 (Delph., ii B. C.). (Root sṃ-, cf. A a 11 .) a(ma=, Dor. for a(/ma, Pi. O. 3.21 , IG 5(1) , Ar. Lys. 1318 , Call. Lav.Pall. 75 , Theoc. 9.4 . (a(ma=| Hdn.Gr. 1.489 ; a(/ma| Thphr. Metaph. 6 , al. (cod. opt.).) a(made/on, to/, kind of fig, Cretan, Hermonax. ap. Ath. 3.76f . a)ma/dis, Adv. = a(/ma , Theognost. Can. 163.22 ; in form a(ma/dios, Et.Gen. a(ma/drua: kokku/mhla (Sicyon.), Phot. p.85 R., Hsch. *(amadrua/des, ai(, (dru=s) Nymphs whose life depended on that of trees to which they were attached, Pl. Epigr. 14 , Pherenicus ap. Ath. 3.78b : sg., *(amadrua/s A.R. 2.477 , Ant.Lib. 30.4 . a)mazaka/ran: polemei=n (Persian), Hsch. a(mazani/des: mhle/ai, Hsch. *)amazonomaxi/a, h(, battle with Amazons, Sch. Il. 2.219 . *)amazw/n, o/nos, h(, mostly pl., the Amazons, Il. 3.189 , etc.; o( tw=n *)a. troxi/skos, a famous remedy, Asclep. ap. Gal. 12.152 , etc.:—also *)amazoni/des, ai(, Pi. O. 13.87 , Call. Dian. 237 . epith. of Artemis, Paus. 4.31.8 :—Adj. *)amaz-oniko/s, h/, o/n, Plu. Pomp. 35 , Paus. 1.41.7 :—ka/, ta/, title of Epic by Onasus, Sch. A.R. 1.1236 , Sch. Theoc. 13.46 :—also a(l-o/nios, on, Nonn. D. 37.17 ; epith. of Apollo in Laconia, Paus. 3.25.3 . (Commonly derived from mazo/s, from the fable that they got rid of the right breast, that it might not interfere with the use of the bow.) (a)- priv., ma=za) poor, starveling, a)/ndres Call. Fr. 523 . a)ma^q-ai/nw, (a)maqh/s) to be untaught, ignorant, only pres.; abs., Pl. R. 535e , Ph. 1.498 , Aristid. 34(50).44 , Plot. 4.4.24 ; a). ti or ei)/s ti to be ignorant in a thing, Pl. Lg. 689c , 689d . a)ma^q-ei/, Adv. of a)maqh/s, Suid. a)maqei=n: qeri/zein, Hsch. a)maqhi/s, suggested for yamaqhi/s (v. a)/maqos) by Sch. Nic. Th. 887 . a)maq-h/s, e/s, (maqei=n) ignorant, stupid, Hdt. 1.33 , Democr. 169 , etc.; e)/qnea a)maqe/stata Hdt. 4.46 ; a)nh\r pe/nhs, ei) kai\ ge/noito mh\ a). E. Supp. 421 , al., Ar. Nu. 135 ; a). kai\ bdeluro/s Id. Eq. 193 ; a)maqesta/tous pa/ntwn a)nqrw/pwn And. 2.2 ; a). th\n [e)kei/nwn] a)maqi/an Pl. Ap. 22e ; opp. decio/s, Th. 3.82 ; of animals, such as wild boars, unmanageable, qumw/dh kai\ a). Arist. HA 488b14 : c. gen. rei, without knowledge of a thing, unlearned in it, -e/steros tou= kalou= E. Or. 417 ; lh|stei/as Th. 4.41 , cf. 3.37 ; a). peri/ tinos Pl. Erx. 394e ; ti La. 194d ; pro/s ti Lg. 679d . Adv. -qw=s ignorantly, through ignorance, h(/marton E. Ph. 874 : Comp. -e/steron, tw=n no/mwn u(peroyi/as paideu/esqai to be educated with too little learning to despise the laws, Th. 1.84 ; -e/stero/n pws ei)pe\ kai\ safe/steron less learnedly, Ar. Ra. 1445 . of moral defects, unfeeling, inhuman, a). tis ei)= qeo/s E. HF 347 . of things, a). parrhsi/a boorish freedom of speech, E. Or. 905 ; a). r(w/mh brute force, Id. Fr. 732 ; a). du/namis Plu. Demetr. 42 ; a). fro/nhma barbarous pride, E. Heracl. 459 . not heard of, unknown, a). e)/rrei E. Ion 916 . Adv. a)maqw=s, xwrh=sai, of events, to take an unforeseen course, Th. 1.140 . a)ma/q-htos, on, = a)maqh/s , Phryn.Com. 8 ; a). gramma/twn Procop. Arc. 6 . a)maq-i/a, h(, ignorance, stupidity, Heraclit. 95 , 109 , Hp. Art. 67 ( v.l. -ei/hn ), S. Fr. 924 , E. Ph. 584 , etc.; opp. decio/ths, Th. 3.37 ; a). tino/s Democr. 83 , X. Mem. 4.2.22 ; peri\ ta\ me/gista Pl. Lg. 688c . boorishness, lack of culture, X. Ath. 1.5 , E. Cyc. 173 , Isoc. 15.248 . wilful blindness, sin, IG 4.951.39 (Epid.), cf. E. Ba. 490 . discourtesy, Id. Med. 224 ; perversity, Id. HF 1254 . a)ma^qi=tis, idos, h(, (a)/maqos) dwelling in sand, a). ko/gxoi sand-snails, Epich. 42 . a)/ma^qos [a^m], h(, Ep. form of a)/mmos, sand, Il. 5.587 , A.R. 4.1239 , etc.: pl., links, dunes by the sea, h.Ap. 439 ; generally, sandy soil, Nic. Th. 262 . (Dist. by Gramm., e.g. Sch. Il. 9.384 , from ya/mmos (q.v.) as dust from sea-sand, but prob. wrongly:—a)/m- is for a(/m-, i. e. sa/m-, cf. sand.) a)ma^qu/nw, (a)/maqos) Ep. , only pres., impf., and (in Q.S. 14.645 ) aor.:— level with the dust, utterly destroy, po/lin Il. 9.593 ; [ a)/ndra] me/ga fwnou=nta A. Eu. 937 (lyr.); a). e)n flogi\ sa/rka Theoc. 2.26 :— Pass. , Q.S. 2.334 . scatter like sand, h.Merc. 140 . a)ma^qw/dhs, es, sandy, potamo/s Str. 8.3.14 . a)mai/eutos, on, not yet delivered, Nonn. D. 1.5 ; gasth/r 41.133 . without aid of midwife, loxei/h Opp. C. 1.40 . a)maima/ketos, h, on, also os, on Hes. Sc. 207 :— irresistible, old Ep. word, also in Lyr. and Trag. (lyr.); of Chimaera, Il. 6.179 , 16.329 ; of fire vomited by her, Hes. Th. 319 ; of fire generally, S. OT 177 ; qa/lassa, po/ntos, Hes. Sc. 207 , Pi. P. 1.14 ; of ship's mast, proof against any strain, Od. 14.311 ; of the trident, Pi. I. 8(7).37 ; a). me/nos, kinhqmo/s, P. 3.33 , 4.208 ; nei=kos stubborn, B. 10.64 ; of the Furies, S. OC 127 ; a). buqoi=s in unfathomable depths, IG 3.900 . [Usu. derived fr. a)- intens., maima/w, i. e. furious; but apptly. connected with a)/maxos by Poets.] a)ma/kion: a)/bac ( Lacon. ), Hsch. a(ma/kis: a(/pac (Cret.), Hsch. (-ki- = -qui-, cf. a)ma/tis, polla/kis). a)makrw=tis, = a)mpelo/prason , Ps.- Dsc. 2.150 . a)/mala: th\n nau=n a)po\ tou= a)ma=n th\n a(/la, Hsch. ( A. Fr. 214 ); a(ma/da: th\n nau=n, EM 75.22 : hence e)p' a)/mala restored by Herm. , A. Supp. 842 , 847 , where e)pami/da cod. Med. a)malak-i/a, h(, v.l. for sq., Lyd. Mens. 4.71 . a)malak-isti/a, h(, incapability of being softened, hardness, etym. of *)ama/lqeia, D.S. 4.35 . a)ma/lak-tos, on, (mala/ssw) that cannot be softened, intractable, of materials, Arist. Mete. 385a13 ; a)/thkta kai\ a). 388b25 . unmitigated, to\ yuxro/n Plu. 2.953e : metaph. of expression, harsh, Longin. 15.5 . unfeeling, Sch. S. Aj. 776 . a)ma^la/ptw, = a)maldu/nw , destroy, efface, aor. h)ma/laya S. Fr. 465 , Lyc. 34 :— Pass. , a)malaptome/nan prob. in A. Pr. 899 (Weil). a)malaurei=: marai/nei, Hsch. a)maldu/nw, (a)malo/s) Ep. (not in Od. ) and Ion. word, properly, soften, mitigate, e)lpwrh\ a)maldu/nei kako/thta Q.S. 1.73 , cf. 13.401 ; but in early Ep. crush, destroy, tei=xos a)maldu=nai Il. 12.18 ; bring low, sumfora\ e)sqlo\n a)maldu/nei B. 13.3 ; put an end to, th\n dia\ tou= o)mfalou= pnoh/n Hp. Nat.Puer. 17 ; use up, squander, xrh/mata Theoc. 16.59 ; weaken, o)fqalmou/s Cat.Cod.Astr. 2.174 :— Pass. , w(/s ken . . tei=xos a)maldu/nhtai Il. 7.463 ; a)maldunqh/somai Ar. Pax 380 ; o)/mmata a). Hp. Mul. 2.201 ; a). h( di/odos th=s gonh=s Id. Genit. 2 ; a)maldunqei=sa xro/nw| perikalle/a morfh/n AP 6.18 ( Jul. ); neglect, waste, Democr. 202 . metaph., conceal, disguise, ei)=dos h.Cer. 94 , cf. A.R. 1.834 ; efface, sti/bon Id. 4.112 . a)ma/lh [a^ma^], h(, = a)/malla , Semus 19 , Philostr.Jun. Im. 10 . a)malhto/mos, on, (te/mnw) reaper, Opp. C. 1.522 . a)ma/lqaktos, on, (malqa/ssw) unmitigated, Aret. CA 2.11 ; inexorable, fre/nes AP 5.233 (Paul. Sil.); e)piqumi/a Olymp. in Alc. p.66C. *)ama/lq-eia, Ion. *)amalq-ei/h or *)amalq-i^/h, h(, goat Amaltheia, which suckled Zeus, Call. Fr. 49 : from her horn flowed whatever its possessor wished, hence ke/ras *)amalqei/as horn of plenty, Anacr. 8 , Phoc. 7 , Ar. Fr. 39 D. ; applied to parks, etc., Duris 41 , D.S. 3.68 , etc.; title of book, Gell. Praef. 6 :—also *)amalq-ei=on, to/, country-house of Atticus in Epirus, Cic. Att. 1.16 , cf. 18 . a)malqeu/w, = tre/fw , S. Fr. 95 ; cf. foreg. a)mali/zw: pni/gw, in impf., Hsch. *)ama/lios, o(, sc. mh/n, month at Delphi, GDI 1694 , al. a)malkiei=n: to\ mh\ r(igou=n, EM 76.5 . a)/mall-a [a^m], h(, (a)ma/w A) bundle of ears of corn, sheaf, S. Fr. 607 , Plu. Publ. 8 . poet. for corn, Q.S. 11.156 , 171 , etc. a)mall-ei=on, to/, sheaf-band, Call.Com. 3 D. a)mall-eu/w, bind into sheaves or bundles, EM 76.6 . a)ma/ll-ion, to/, = a)mallei=on , Hsch. , Eust. 1162.29 . a)mallo-deth/r, h=ros, o(, (de/w) binder of sheaves, Il. 18.553 , Aret. SD 2.13 . a)mallo-de/ths, ou, o(, = foreg., Theoc. 10.44 , AP 10.16 ( Theaet. ). a)/mallos (A), on, without fleece or nap, Eust. 1057.12 . a)/mallos (B): pe/rdic (Polyrrhenian), Hsch. :—also a)/malloi: futa\ siku/wn h)\ tw=n o(moi/wn, Id. a)mallo-to/keia, h(, producer of sheaves, Jo.Gaz. 2.31 ; pecul. fem. of, a)mallo-to/kos, on, sheaf-producing, Nonn. D. 7.84 ; pedi/a Hymn.Is. 3 . a)mallo-fo/ros, on, bringing sheaves, Euph. 103 , Porph. Abst. 2.19 ; of Demeter, Nonn. D. 17.153 , Eust. 1162.27 ; cf. a(millofo/ros. a)ma-logei= (prob. for o(mo-): effutat, Gloss. a)ma-logi/a: a)bdhritismo/s, Gloss., v.l. for o(mologi/a in Alciphr. 2.3 . a)ma-lo/gos: flu/aros, Gloss. a)ma^l-o/s [a^m], h/, o/n, soft, weak, in Hom. of young animals, Il. 22.310 , Od. 20.14 ; ge/rwn E. Heracl. 75 ; pai=s Call. Fr. 49 P.: irreg. Comp. -e/steros, o)/yis -este/ra Adam. 2.2 . (Perh. cognate with Skt. mṛdús 'soft', Lat. mollis.) a)ma^l-o/w: a)maldu/nw, Hsch. *)amalw/ios, o(, sc. mh/n, month at Cyme in Aeolis, BCH 12.362 . a(malw=s, Adv. = o(malw=s (in the sense of o(moi/ws), v.l. in Hp. Morb. 1.8 , 2.8 , Int. 30 , cf. Gal. 19.76 . a(ma/macu^s [a^ma^], h(, gen. uos or (in Sapph. ) udos, vine trained on two poles, Epich. 24 , Sapph. 150 , Matro Conv. 114 . a(ma^mhli/s, i/dos, h(, = e)pimhli/s , medlar, Mespilus germanica, Hp. Mul. 1.44 , Aristomen. 11 , cf. Ath. 14.650c . a(mamiqa/des, ai(, mince-meat, Phot. p.86R. a)mami/cai: a)popni=cai, Hsch. (Cf. a)mali/zw, a)mmia/cai.) a)ma/nan: a(/macan, Id. a)mandaloi=: a)fani/zei, Id. a)ma/nda^los, = a)fanh/s , as if a)ma/ldanos fr. a)maldu/nw, Alc. 123 . a)ma_ni=tai [a^m], w=n, oi(, 'champignons', a kind of fungus, Nic. Fr. 79 , Gal. 6.656 , Eust. 290.3 , etc. a)ma/nores: doqih=nes (Elean), Hsch. a)ma/nteutos, on, not to be foretold or conjectured, tu/xh Max.Tyr. 11.6 . lacking in oracles, Philostr. Im. 1.4 . Act. , not divining, tou= me/llontos Charito 2.2 : hence, of dogs with bad noses, Poll. 5.63 . a)/mantis, i, not divining, a)/. mantikh/ Oenom. ap. Eus. PE 5.21 . a)/maca [a^], Att. a(/maca, h(, (v. a)/cwn) prop. frame-work, 'châssis' of a four-wheeled wagon (a)ph/nh), opp. pei/rins (body), Il. 24.263s qq., cf. Od. 6.37 , al.:—also, of the whole wagon, ib. 260 , cf. Hes. Op. 453 , Hdt. 1.31 , Th. 1.93 , etc.; of the wagons of the Scythians, Hdt. 4.114 , 121 ; bou=s u(f' a(ma/chs draught-oxen, X. An. 6.4.22 , 25 . c. gen., wagon-load, petrw=n, si/tou, X. An. 4.7.10 , Cyr. 2.4.18 ; e)llebo/rou Pl. Euthd. 299b ; trissw=n a(macw=n ba/ros E. Cyc. 385 , cf. 473 . prov., h( a(/maca to\n bou=n (sc. e(/lkei) 'the cart before the horse', Luc. DMort. 6.2 ; e)ca(ma/chs u(bri/zein, of abusive ribaldry, such as was allowed to the women as they were taken in wagons to the Eleusinian mysteries, Sch. D. 18.122 , cf. Ar. Pl. 1014 , Men. 396 ; boa=s . . w(/sper e)c a(ma/chs D.l.c. carriage of a plough, Hes. Op. 426 , 453 . = *)/arktos , the Great Bear, Il. 18.487 , Od. 5.273 , Call. Iamb. 1.119 , etc. metaph., of a ship, A. Fr. 451B. = a(macito/s , AP 7.479 ( Theodorid. ). a(mac-ai/a, = a)/maca , A.D. Adv. 160.6 , Hdn.Gr. 1.281 . a(mac-ai=os, a, on, of or like a wagon, a(. a)/rktos (cf. a)/maca 111 ), Arat. 93 , cf. Nonn. D. 1.251 . a(macaka/rinon (? -ka/rrion): a(/maca, Hsch. a(mac-a/rxhs, ou, o(, prob. official of the imperial transport service, BCH 33.67 (Caesarea Cappad.). a(mac-ei/a, h(, loading of wagons, Suid. ; haulage(in form -h/a), IG 4.823 (Troezen). a(mac-eu/s, e/ws, o(, wagoner, D. Chr. 64.23 : bou=s a(. draught-ox, Plu. Dio 38 , Philostr. Gym. 43 . a(mac-eu/w, traverse with a wagon:— Pass. , to be traversed by wagon-roads, of country, Hdt. 2.108 . metaph., a(. bi/oton drag on a weary life, AP 9.574 . intr., to be a wagoner, Plu. Eum. 1 ; travel in a wagon, AP 7.478 ( Leon. ); live in wagons, of Scythians, Philostr. VA 7.26 . a(mac-hgo/s, o(, = *bow/ths , Eust. 1535.29 . a(mac-hdo/nia, ta/, axlepins, Sch. E. Hipp. 1235 . a(mac-hlate/w, drive a wagon, Hsch. s.v. a)mpreu/ein. a(mac-hla/ths, ou, o(, wagoner, Ostr.Strassb. 671 (iiA.D.): written a(mac-ola/ths ib. 738 . a(mac-h/la^tos, on, traversed by wagons: h( a(. (sc. o(do/s) carriage-road, Aen.Tact. 16.14 , Poll. 9.37 , cf. Str. 6.3.7 . a(mac-h/podes, oi(, axle-blocks, Poll. 1.253 , cf. Ath.Mech. 16.9 : sg., -h/pous IG 2.834 c. a(mac-h/rhs, es, (*a)/rw) of or on a carriage, qro/nos, = di/fros , A. Ag. 1054 ; tri/bos high-road, E. Or. 1251 . a(mac-iai=os, a, on, large enough to load a wagon, li/qos X. HG 2.4.27 , Arist. Mir. 838b1 , D. 55.20 , Diph. 38 , cf. IG 22.463.45 , *)ef.*)arx. 1895.59 : metaph., a(. r(h=ma of big words, Com.Adesp. 836 ; a(. xrh/mata money in cart-loads, ib. 835 . a(mac-iko/s, h/, o/n, for wagon, Thphr. HP 5.7.6 . a(ma/c-ion, to/, = sq., Arist. MA 701b4 , Plu. Dio 9 . a(mac-i/s, i/dos, h(, Dim. of a(/maca, little wagon, Hdt. 3.113 ; go-cart, as child's toy, or cake of that shape, Ar. Nu. 864 . = a(ma/macus , Hsch. a(mac-i/ths [i_], ou, o(, of or for wagon, fo/rtos AP 9.306 ( Antiphil. ). a(mac-i=tis, h(, = a)/grwstis , Ps.- Dsc. 4.29 . a(mac-i^to/s, on, Ep. and Lyr. a)m-, (a(/maca, ei)=mi ibo) traversed by wagons, a(. o(do/s carriage-road, high-road, highway, Pi. N. 6.54 , X. An. 1.2.21 ; without o(do/s, as Subst., Il. 22.146 , h.Cer. 177 , Thgn. 599 , Hdt. 7.200 , IG 4.926 (Epid.), Tab.Heracl. 1.60 ; e)n triplai=s a(. in a place where three ways meet, S. OT 716 , etc. metaph., peiqou=s a(. Emp. 133 ; makra/ moi nei=sqai kat' a)macito/n Pi. P. 4.247 . a(maco/-bios, on, living in wagons, as nomad tribes do, Porph. Abst. 3.15 . a(maco-eidw=s, Adv. like a wagon, Eust. 1156.15 . a(ma/coikos, on, dwelling in a wagon, Str. 7.3.2 , 11.2.1 . a(maco-ku^listh/s, ou=, o(, (kuli/ndw) down-roller (i.e. destroyer) of wagons: in pl., name of a Megarian family, Plu. 2.304e . a(maco-phge/w, build wagons, Nic.Dam. p.28D. , Poll. 7.115 . a(maco-phgi/a, h(, wagon-building, Thphr. HP 5.7.6 . a(maco-phgo/s, o/n, cartwright, PLond.ined. 2383 A (ii B. C.), Plu. Per. 12 . a(maco-plhqh/s, e/s, (plh=qos) large enough to fill a wagon, la=as E. Ph. 1158 ; li/qos Aen.Tact. 32.5 ; o)/streia Luc. VH 1.41 . a(maco/-podes, oi(, = a(mach/podes , Vitr. 10.14.1 . a(maco-poio/s, o(, = -phgo/s (quod fort. leg.), Heraclid. Pol. 36 . a(maco-troxia/, h(, (troxo/s) track of a wain or car, Call.Com. 10 . a(mac-ourgi/a, h(, = a(macophgi/a , Thphr. HP 3.10.1 . a(mac-ourgo/s, o/n, = a(macophgo/s, e)c a(macourgou= le/gein talk cartwrights' slang, Ar. Eq. 464 . a(macofo/rhtos, on, carried in wagons, oi)=kos, of the Scythians, Pi. Fr. 104 . a)=mar, atos, to/, Dor. for h)=mar. a)ma/ra [a^ma^], Ion. a)ma/rh, h(, trench, conduit, channel, for watering meadows, xersi\ ma/kellan e)/xwn, a)ma/rhs e)c e)/xmata ba/llwn Il. 21.259 ; krhnai=ai a)ma/rai A.R. 3.1392 ; ba/lleis ei)s a)ma/ran me Theoc. 27.53 , cf. Sapph. 151 , Call. Cer. 30 , PFlor. 50.106 . hollow of ear, EM 77.23 (pl.). a)ma_ra/kin<*>s, h, on, made of amaracus, mu/ron Antiph. 106 ; e)/laion Edict.Diocl.Delph. 16 . a)ma_ra^ko/eis, essa, en, like amaracus, Nic. Th. 503 . a)ma/ra^kon [a^ma_], to/, and a)ma/ra^kos, o(, marjoram, Origanum Majorana, Pherecr. 131.3 (gender uncertain); masc. in Chaerem. 14.16 ; Thphr. has both, HP 6.1.1 (-os), 1.9.4 (-on), cf. Nic. Th. 575 , APl. 4.188 (Nicias). = sa/myouxon , Dsc. 3.39 , Gal. 11.823 . a)maranqi/s, h(, = w)kimoeide/s , Ps.- Dsc. 4.28 . a)ma^ra/ntinos, h, on, of amaranth, i. e. unfading, ste/fanos Philostr. Her. 19.14 . unfading, imperishable, ste/fanos <*> Ep.Pet. 5.4 . a)ma/rantos [a^ma^], on, (marai/nw) unfading, leimw/n Luc. Dom. 9 : metaph., sofi/a LXX Wi. 6.12 ; klhronomi/a 1 Ep.Pet. 1.4 , cf. CIG 2942c (Tralles); pneu=ma prob. in IPE 2.286 (Panticapaeum): neut. pl. as Adv., Philostr. Im. 1.9 . Subst. a)ma/ranton, to/ (but in Lat. amarantus), never-fading flower, IG 14.607e (Carales), Poll. 1.229 ; = e(li/xruson , Dsc. 4.57 ; = kentau/reion mikro/n , Ps.- Dsc. 3.7 ; = xrusoko/mh. Id. 4.55 . a)mara/sai: ai( su=s, oi( de\ ku/nes, Hsch. ; cf. mara/sai. a)/margos, on, = a)/plhstos , Id. s.v. a)/bartos. a)marei=n: a)kolouqei=n, pei/qesqai, a(marta/nein, Id. a)ma/r-euma, atos, to/, foul water carried off by drain (a)qroi/smata borbo/rou), Hsch. a)mar-eu/w, (a)ma/ra) flow off, Aristaenet. 1.17 . a)marh/ios, on, from a conduit, u(/dwr Nonn. D. 47.183 . a)marhskapth/r, h=ros, o(, digger of trenches, Man. 4.252 . a(marqri=tis, idos, h(, gout in all limbs at once, Cael.Aur. TP 5.2 . *)ama/rios, fem. *)amari/a, epith. of Zeus and Athena in Achaea, SIG 490 (Orchomenus in Arcadia, iii B. C.), cf. Sammelb. 357 (Egypt): —*)ama/rion, to/, precinct at Aegium in which the Achaean League met, prob. l. in Str. 8.7.3 and 5 (but *(oma/rion Plb. 5.93.10 , hence *)ama/rios prob. = *(oma/rios, *(omagu/rios (cf. a)marei=n, a(marth=), and is not connected with a)ma/ra = h(me/ra ). a(marta/nw [a^m . . a^n]: fut. a(marth/somai Od. 9.512 , Th. 4.55 , etc.; later -h/sw Ev.Matt. 18.21 , D.C. 59.20 , Gal. 7.653 , (di-) Hp. Praec. 9 , (e)c-) Id.Acut. (Sp.) 13 : aor. 2 h(/marton Thgn. , Pi. , Att. ; Ep. h)/mbroton, but only ind.; Aeol. 3 sg. a)/mbrote Sapph. Supp. 1.5 , inf. a)mbro/thn IG 12(2).1.15 (Mytilene); opt. a(ma/rtoin (for a(ma/rtoimi) Cratin. 55 (dub.): aor. 1 h(ma/rthsa Emp. 115.4 (dub.), AP 7.339 ( Pall. or Luc. ), D.S. 2.14 : pf. h(ma/rthka Hdt. 9.79 , Ar. Pl. 961 , etc., Att. :— Pass. , aor. h(marth/qhn Th. 2.65 , X. Vect. 4.37 : pf. h(ma/rthmai S. OC 439 , Antipho 5.77 , etc.: plpf. h(ma/rthto Th. 7.18 , Lys. 31.20 :—miss the mark, esp. of spear thrown, abs., Il. 5.287 , etc.; e)/rriyen, ou)d' h(/marte A. Fr. 80 : c. gen., fwto\s a(. Il. 10.372 ; also tw=n mega/lwn yuxw=n i(ei\s ou)k a)\n a(ma/rtois S. Aj. 155 ; a(. th=s o(dou= miss road, Ar. Pl. 961 ; tou= skopou= Antipho 3.4.5 . generally, fail of one's purpose, go wrong, abs., Od. 21.155 , A. Ag. 1194 , etc.: c. gen., ou)/ ti noh/matos h)/mbroten e)sqlou= Od. 7.292 ; mu/qwn h(ma/rtane failed of good speech, 11.511 ; gnw/mhs, e)lpi/dwn, boulh/sews a(., Hdt. 1.207 , E. Med. 498 , Th. 1.33 , 92 ; a(. tou= xrhsmou= mistake it, Hdt. 1.71 : c. acc., a(. to\ a)lhqe/s Hdt. 7.139 (codd., ta)lhqe/os Schäfer). fail of having, be deprived of, mostly c. gen., xeirw=n e)c *)odush=os a(marth/sesqai o)pwph=s that I should lose my sight by Ulysses' hands, Od. 9.512 ; tou= r(usi/ou q' h(/marte A. Ag. 535 ; a(. pisth=s a)lo/xou E. Alc. 879 , cf. 144 :—once with neut. Adj., ou) ga\r ei)ko\s . . e)me\ u(mw=n a(martei=n tou=to/ g' 'tis not seemly that I should ask this of you in vain, S. Ph. 231 :—rare in Prose, h(ma/rtomen th=s *boiwti/hs Hdt. 9.7 .b/, cf. Th. 7.50 ; duoi=n kakoi=n ou)k h)=n a(martei=n (i.e. either one or the other) And. 1.20 , cf. S. El. 1320 :—so mhde\ duoi=n fqa/sai a(ma/rtwsin, h)\ . . h)\ . . fail to be before-hand in one of two things, Th. 1.33 . rarely, fail to do, neglect, fi/lwn h(ma/rtane dw/rwn Il. 24.68 ; cummaxi/as a(martw/n A. Ag. 213 . abs., do wrong, err, sin, Il. 9.501 , Semon. 7.111 , A. Pr. 262 , S. El. 1207 , etc.; a)/kontes h(marta/nomen Pl. R. 336e , cf. 340e , etc.:—c. part., h(/marte xrhsta\ mwme/nh S. Tr. 1136 ; pro/qumos w)\n h(/martes E. Or. 1630 , cf. Antipho 2.2.1 : c. dat. rei, a(. r(h/mati Pl. Grg. 489b ; e)n lo/gois Id. R. 396a ; toiau=q' a(marta/nousin e)n lo/gois e)/ph S. Aj. 1096 :—with cognate acc., a(marti/an a(. S. Ph. 1249 , E. Hipp. 320 : with neut. Adj. or Pron., au)to\s e)gw\ to/de g' h)/mbroton I erred in this, Od. 22.154 ; po/ll' a(martw/n A. Supp. 915 ; a)nqrw/pina X. Cyr. 3.1.40 : in Prose more freq. a(. peri/ tinos or ti do wrong in a matter, Pl. Lg. 891e , Phdr. 242e ; e)pi/ tini Antipho 5.91 (codd.); a(. ei)/s tina sin against . . , Hdt. 1.138 , S. OC 968 ; e)pi\ th\n e)/lleiyin, e)pi\ to\ plei=on, Arist. EN 1126b1 , 1118b16 ; peri/ tina Antipho 3.2.7 ; tini/ LXX Jd. 10.10 . Pass. , h(marth/qh o( e)s *sikeli/an plou=s Th. 2.65 , etc.: in pf. part., ta)ma\ d' h(marthme/na my plans are frustrate, S. OT 621 ; tw=n peri\ ta\ toiau=ta e)s ta\ qei=a a(martanome/nwn Pl. Lg. 759c ; a)peiri/a( au)to\ ma=llon h)\ a)diki/a h(marth=sqai Antipho 5.5 :—ta\ h(marthme/na, ta\ a(marthqe/nta, S. OC 439 , 1269 , X. An. 5.8.20 . a(martano/menos, as Adj., wrong, mistaken, Pl. Phlb. 37d , al.; ai( h(marthme/nai politei=ai Id. R. 449a , Arist. Pol. 1275b1 , 1301a36 ; and of persons, h(marthme/noi mistaken, Id. EN 1125a19 . a(marta/s, a/dos, h(, Ion. and later Gk. for a(marti/a, Hdt. 1.91 , 119 , al., Hp. Acut. 39 , A. Fr. 451 C, S. Fr. 999 , Phld. Sto. 339.15 , Eus.Mynd. Fr. 31 , Olymp. in Mete. 146.7 ; copyist's error, Str. 13.1.54 ; sin, in religious sense, J. AJ 3.9.3 , al. a(marte/w, = o(marte/w , attend, accompany, c. dat., B. 17.46 , E. Fr. 682 , prob. l. in Herod. 4.95 . a(marth= or a(marth= ( -th/ Aristarch. ) [a^m], Adv. together, at same time, at once, Il. 5.656 , Od. 22.81 , Sol. 33.4 . a(marth/dhn, Adv. = foreg., Sch. Il. 21.162 , Hsch. a(ma/rt-hma, atos, to/, failure, fault, S. Ant. 1261 (lyr.); freq. in Att. Prose, Antipho 3.3.8 , Th. 2.65 , etc.; midway between a)di/khma and a)tu/xhma, Arist. EN 1135b18 , Rh. 1374b7 ; sinful action, opp. kato/rqwma, Zeno Stoic. 1.54 , cf. PTeb. 5.3 , etc.; to\ peri\ th\n te/xnhn lego/menon a(. Pl. Plt. 296b , cf. Ap. 22d ; ei)/s tina Id. Lg. 729e ; peri\ to\ sw=ma Id. Grg. 479a . a(ma/rt-hmon (sic, prob. neut. of Adj. -h/mwn sinful), Pl. (Com.?) ap.Phot. p.88R. a(mart-htiko/s, h/, o/n, prone to err, Arist. EN 1104b33 ; peri\ tou\s plhsi/on M.Ant. 11.18 . a(mart-i/a, h(, a failure, fault, tw=nd' a(. do/mwn A. Ag. 1197 , etc.; ou) th=| e(autou= a(marti/a| xrh=sqai Antipho 4.3.4 ; a(. do/chs error of judgement, Th. 1.32 . in Philos. and Religion, guilt, sin, Pl. Lg. 660c , al., Arist. EN 1148a3 , al., LXX Ge. 18.20 , al., Ev.Jo. 8.46 ,al. a(marti/-gamos, on, failing of marriage, Nonn. D. 48.94 . a(marti/-noos, on, erring in mind, distraught, Hes. Th. 511 , Sol. 22.2 , A. Supp. 542 (lyr.), Rhian. 1.1 . a(ma/rtion, to/, = a(ma/rthma , in pl., A. Pers. 676 , Ag. 537 . a(marto-eph/s, e/s, (e)/pos) erring in words, speaking at random, Il. 13.824 ; oi)=nos a(. wine that makes men talk at random, Poet. ap. Clem.Al. Paed. 2.2.28 . a(marto-lo/gos, on, speaking faultily, Ath. 4.165b . a)mart-u/rhtos [u^], on, needing no witness, E. HF 290 , Antiph. 311 . Adv. a)mart-ti/ without witnesses, POxy. 1852.10 (vi A. D.). a)ma/rt-u^ros, on, without witness, unattested, Th. 2.41 , D. 20.149 , PFlor. 59.13 (iii A. D.); a)martu/rwn eu)/ntwn Herod. 2.85 ; a). ou)de\n a)ei/dw Call. Fr. 442 ; unsupported by evidence, di/kh Procop. Arc. 16 , etc. Adv. -rws Antipho Soph. 93b , D. 30.21 , cf. Sch. Il. Oxy. 21.203 . a)/mart-us, u, = foreg., Agatho ap.Phot. p.87R. a(martwl-h/, h(, = a(marti/a , Thgn. 327 , Rhian. 1.12 ; a(. diai/ths Aret. CD 1.6 . a(martwl-i/a, h(, = foreg., Hp. Epid. 2.1.8 , Eup. 199 , Ar. Pax 415 . a(martwl-o/s, o/n, erroneous, a(martwlo/teron Arist. EN 1109a33 ; erring, e)n pa=sin Plu. 2.25c . of bad character, dou=loi Phld. Ir. p.73 W.: c. gen., sinning against, qew=n Michel 547.31 (Telmessus):—a(martwlh\ ge/rwn, barbarism in Ar. Th. 1111 . Adv. -w=s Eup. 24D. Subst. a(martwlo/s, o(, sinner, LXX Ge. 13.13 , al., Ev.Luc. 18.13 , al. a)ma^rugh/ [ Att. u^, Ep. u_], h(, sparkling, twinkling, glancing, of objects in motion, as of the eye, h.Merc. 45 ; of stars, A.R. 2.42 ; of the sun, Procop. Vand. 2.14 ; of any quick motion, i(/ppwn a). Ar. Av. 925 :— also a)ma/rugc, ggos, h(, Hdn.Gr. 2.743 : a)ma/rucis, ews, h(, Sch. A.R. 3.1018 . a)marugkusi/a: bostruxi/a, Hsch. a)ma/rugma, Aeol. a(martw/l-uxma, atos, to/, sparkle, twinkle, a). la/mpron prosw/pw flashing, radiant glance, Sapph. Supp. 5.18 , cf. A.R. 3.288 ; of changing colour, and light, AP 5.258 (Paul. Sil.); didu/mhs a). xroih=s, of gems, Tryph. 71 , etc.; of any quick, light motion, *xari/twn a)maru/gmat' e)/xousa with the flashing steps of Graces, Hes. Fr. 21 , 94 ; of wrestling, a). pa/las B. 8.36 ; a). xei/leos quivering of the lip, Theoc. 23.7 : metaph., tw=n pisu/rwn a)retw=n a)maru/gmata AP 7.343 . a)maru/kar: a)p' a)rxh=s, Hsch. a)maru/s: a)/pletos, polu/s, Id. a)ma^ru/ssw [a^m], Ep. , only pres. and impf., sparkle, twinkle, glance, of the eye, e)k de/ oi( o)/sswn pu=r a)ma/russen Hes. Th. 827 ; pukno/n or pu/kn' a)maru/sswn darting quick glances, h.Merc. 278 ; foli/dwn stiktoi=situ/pois a)ma/russen o)fi/ths Nonn. D. 18.79 :— Med. , of light, colour, etc., A.R. 4.178 , 1146 ; a)maru/ssetai a)/nqesi leimw/n AP 9.668 ( Marian. ), cf. Nonn. D. 5.77 , al. Act. , shoot forth, dart, pu=r h.Merc. 415 , Q.S. 8.29 . dazzle, Nonn. D. 5.485 . a)maru/tta: tou\s o)fqalmou/s, Hsch. a)ma/shtos, on, (masa/omai) unchewed, LXX Jb. 20.18 , Archig. ap. Orib. 8.46.11 , Philum. Ven. 3.3 . a)masti/gwtos, on, unscourged, Ach.Tat. 5.18 , Procop. Arc. 17 . a)ma/stiktos, on, = foreg., Sch. Pi. O. 1.32 . a)ma/streutos, on, (mastro/s) unexamined, IG 5(2).357.38 (Stymphalus, iii B. C.). a(masu_ka/s, a/dos, h(, = sq., Hsch. a(ma/su_kon, to/, with or without mh=lon, fruit-tree flowering at the same time as the fig, Paus.Gr. Fr. 42 . a)ma/ta, Adv., (perh. a)- priv., ma/thn) = a)do/lws , SIG 421 A 5 , 26 (Aetolia, iii B. C.): but perh. a)/mata, cf. h)=mar. a)ma^taio/ths, htos, h(, = e(/cis a)nafe/rousa ta\s fantasi/as e)pi\ to\n o)rqo\n lo/gon , Stoic. 2.39 . a)mati/zei: a)nafura=|, Hsch. a)ma/tis: a(/pac ( Tarent. ), Id.; cf. a(ma/kis. a(ma-troxa/w, (tre/xw) run together, run along with, only Ep. part. a(matroxo/wn (al. a(/ma tr.) Od. 15.451 :—alsoa(ma-e/w, Hsch. a(ma-troxia/, h(, driving side by side, a(matroxia\s a)leei/nwn Il. 23.422 ; of stars, common motion, -troxih=| pefo/rhtai Man. 4.108 . by error for a(rmatroxia/, track of wheels, Call. Fr. 135 , Nic. Th. 263 , Hippiatr. 87 . a)ma/twr, Dor. for a)mh/twr. a)maur-i/a [a^m]: caligo, Gloss., cf. PMag.Rain. 1.38 . a)maur-i/skw, = a)mauro/w , Democr. 177 . a)maur-o/bi^os, on, living in darkness, a)/ndres Ar. Av. 685 . a)maur-o/s [a^m], a/ , o/n (o/s, o/n Pl.Com. 1 D. ), dark, i.e., hardly seen, dim, faint, ei)/dwlon a). shadowy spectre, Od. 4.824 ; ne/kues Sapph. 68 ; i)/xnos faint footstep, of an old man, E. HF 124 , cf. X. Cyn. 6.21 ; of the sun, a)xluw/dhs kai\ a)mauro/teros obscure, glimmering, Arist. Mete. 367a21 ; of a comet's tail, ib. 343b12 , cf. Theoc. 22.21 . having no light, nu/c Luc. Am. 32 ; o)/yis X. Cyn. 5.26 :—hence, blind, sightless, of man, S. OC 1018 ; e(/peo . . a)maurw=| kw/lw| ib. 182 ; yau/sas a)maurai=s xersi/n ib. 1639 ; a)maura/ or a)maurw=s ble/pein dimly, Hp. Acut. (Sp.) 55 , AP 12.254 ( Strat. ), cf. IG 14.2111 . of sound, dim, faint, Arist. Aud. 802a19 . metaph., dim, faint, uncertain, klhdw/n A. Ch. 853 ; sqe/nos E. HF 231 ; do/ca, h(donai/, e)lpi/s, Plu. Lyc. 4 , 2.125c , Arr. ap. Suid. ; zw=|a-o/tera creatures of obscure kind, Arist. HA 608a11 ; e)ntomai\ -o/terai less conspicuous notches, Thphr. HP 6.2.5 , cf. 6.7.1 . obscure, mean, unknown, -ote/rh geneh/ Hes. Op. 284 ; tuxhro\n . . tiqei=s' a)mauro/n A. Ag. 466 , cf. E. Andr. 204 ; a). a)sqenh/s te Pl.Com.l.c. Adv. -rw=s obscurely, opp. a)kribw=s, Arist. Cael. 279a29 . gloomy, troubled, frh/n A. Ag. 546 , Ch. 157 . Act. , enfeebling (or perh. baffling, obscure), nou=sos AP 7.78 ( Dionys. ): Subst. a)maura/, h( (sc. teleth/), = a)mau/rwsis 1.3 , PMag.Leid.W. 6.21 . a)maur-o/ths, htos, h(, dimness, ai)sqh/sewn Gal. 11.282 ; obscurity, Epist.Maximini ap. Eus. DE 9.7 , cf. Eust. 1585.47 . a)maur-ofa^nh/s, (fai/nomai) dimly gleaming, of the moon, Stoic. 2.198 . a)maur-o/w, Sol. and X. , v.infr.: fut. -w/sw Simon. 4.5 : aor. a)mau/rwsa Pi. P. 12.13 , h)mau/rwsa AP 9.24 , Plb. 6.15.7 , etc.: pf. h)mau/rwka Str. 8.1.1 :— Med. , aor. opt. a)maurw/saito Aristaenet. 1.16 :— Pass. , Philist. ap.Phot. p.88R. : pf. h)mau/rwmai Plu. Per. 11 : aor. a)maurw/qhn (without augm.) Hdt. 9.10 :—make dim, faint, or obscure, h( selh/nh a). ta\ i)/xnh X. Cyn. 5.4 ; a)/stra h)mau/rwse h(/lios AP 9.24 ( Leon. ):— Pass. , become dark or dim, o( h(/lios a)maurw/qh Hdt.l.c.; o)/mma-ou/menon Hp. Prorrh. 1.46 ; forti/' a)maurwqei/h perished utterly, Hes. Op. 693 ; to\ qermo\n mikro\n o)\n e)n mega/lois a). Arist. PA 667a19 . render invisible, PMag. Berol. 1.102 . blind, o)/mmata Tab.Defix.Aud. 241.13 (Carthage, ii/iii A.D.), etc. metaph. in same sense, eu)nomi/a . . u(/brin a). Sol. 4.35 ; e)nta/fion . . ou)/t' eu)rw\s ou)/t' . . a)maurw/sei xro/nos Simon. 4.5 , cf. Call. Iamb. 1.429 ; xro/nos d' a)mauroi= pa/nta S. Fr. 954 , cf. Str. l. c.; ti/s a)/ra sa\n . . a)mauroi= zo/an; E. Hipp. 816 ; polloi/ ge . . tw=| qra/sei ta\s sumfora\s zhtou=s' a)maurou=n Id. Fr. 416 ; a). do/can Plb. 20.4.3 ; ta\s a)/llas kaki/as Plu. Crass. 2 ; oi)=kon -w/sas w)/leto IG 12(7).107 (Amorgos); deface a tomb, ib. 12(9).1129.22 (Chalcis):—weaken, impair, po/nos po/non a). Hp. Aph. 2.46 , cf. Aër. 23 , Aret. CD 2.6 ; h( nearh\ [trofh\] h)mau/rwse th\n palaih/n ib. 13 :— Pass. , Thphr. HP 9.14.3 ; h( h(donh\ -ou=tai Arist. EN 1175a10 ; h)maurwme/nos to\ a)ci/wma, th=| do/ch|, Plu. Per. 11 , Cor. 31 ; to be dazzled, peri\ to\n xruso/n Onos. 1.8 . a)mau/r-wma, atos, to/, obscuration, of sun, Plu. Caes. 69 . dimness of sight, Mnesith. ap. Orib. 4.4.2 . a)mau/r-wsis, ews, h(, darkening, o)mma/twn a). becoming dull of sight, Hp. Coac. 221 : later, complete hindrance to sight without any visible cause, Gal. 14.776 . dulling, as of mind in old age, Arist. de An. 408b20 , cf. Diog.Oen. Fr. 70 (pl.). spell which renders invisible, PMag.Berol. 1.222a , 247 . lowering, detraction, Plu. 2.149a . = kw/neion , Ps.- Dsc. 4.78 . Astrol., name for eighth to/pos of the dwdeka/wros, Cat.Cod.Astr. 8(4).161 . a)ma/xairos, on, without knife, Pherecr. 82 . a)ma^x-ei/, Adv. of a)/maxos, without stroke of sword, without resistance, Th. 1.143 , X. An. 1.7.9 , etc.: without question, undoubtedly, prob. f.l. for a)melei/ , Plu. 2.433c :—written a)maxi/, Phot. p.88R. a)ma^/x-etos, on, poet. for a)ma/xhtos, A. Th. 85 (lyr.), S. Fr. 813 . a)ma^x-hti/, Adv. of sq., without battle, without stroke of sword, Il. 21.437 , Hdt. 1.174 (freq. written -tei/ in codd., X. Cyr. 4.2.28 , etc.). a)ma^/x-htos, on, not to be foughtwith, unconquerable, S. Ph. 198 (lyr.). not having fought, not having been in battle, X. Cyr. 6.4.14 ; a). o)/leqros destruction without fighting, Lys. Fr. 71 . a)/ma^x-os, on, without battle: hence, with whom no one fights, unconquerable, of persons, Hdt. 5.3 , A. Pers. 856 (lyr.), Ar. Lys. 253 , 1014 (lyr.); xei=res Pi. I. 6(5).41 ; du/namis Pl. Mx. 240d , Isoc. 5.139 : c.inf., polu/podes . . pa=n o(/ti ou)=n fagei=n a)/. Ael. VH 1.1 , etc.: of places, impregnable, Hdt. 1.84 : of things, irresistible, kako/n Pi. P. 2.76 ; ku=ma qala/sshs A. Pers. 90 : of feelings, a)/lgos Id. Ag. 733 ; fqo/nos E. Rh. 456 ; a)/. pra=gma, of a woman whose beauty is irresistible, X. Cyr. 6.1.36 ; a)/. filofrosu/nh Plu. 2.667d ; a)/. ka/llos Aristaenet. 1.24 ; a)/. trufh/ Ael. NA 16.23 :—a)/maxo/n [e)sti] c. inf., like a)mh/xanon , 'tis impossible to do . . , Pi. O. 13.13 . Adv. -ws irresistibly, Luc. Merc. Cond. 3 ; incontestably, S.E. M. 8.266 . Act. , not having fought, taking no part in the battle, X. Cyr. 4.1.16 ; a)/. dia/gein to remain without fighting, Id. HG 4.4.9 : a)/maxon, to/, non-combatants, Ael. Tact. 2.2 , cf. D.C. 53.12 ; a)/. ni/kh gained without fighting, Eun. VS p.472 B. disinclined to fight, not contentious, <*> Ep. Ti. 3.3 , Ep.Tit. 3.2 , cf. Inscr.Cos 325 ; a)/. e)bi/wsa Epigr Gr. 387.6 (Apamea Cibotus). a)maxhthri/a: ei)=dos a)ka/nqhs, Hsch. a)ma/w (A), Od. 9.135 , etc.; Ep. pres. part. a)ma/wn A.R. 3.1187 , dat. pl. a)mw/ntessi Theoc. 10.16 : impf. h)/mwn Il. 18.551 : fut. a)mh/sw Hes. Op. 480 , Hdt. 6.28 : aor. h)/mhsa Hes. Th. 181 , A. Ag. 1044 , Ep. a)/mhsa (di-) Il. 3.359 :— Med. , Hes. Op. 778 , E. Fr. 419 : fut. a)mh/somai S. Fr. 625 (v. infr. 3 ), A.R. 1.688 :— Pass. , aor. part. a)mhqei/s Nic. Al. 216 : pf. h)/mhmai (e)c-) S. Aj. 1179 . Simple Verb takes augm. in Hom. , but not compds., v. Il. 3.359 , 24.165 , Od. 5.482 . [ Hom. has a_ in simple Verb, a^ in compds., Trag. always a^; later, a_ Theoc. 10.16 , 50 , A.R. 1.1183 , etc., a^ Theoc. 11.73 , Call. Cer. 137 , etc.]:—orig., reap corn, abs., h)/mwn o)cei/as drepa/nas e)n xersi\n e)/xontes Il. 18.551 ; u(mno\n a)ma/ein Hes. Op. 392 ; qeri/zein kai\ a). PHib. 1.47.12 (iii B.C.); h(/menos a)mh/seis Hes. Op. 480 : metaph., h)/mhsan kalw=s they reaped abundantly, A. Ag. 1044 : c.acc., ma/la ken baqu\ lh/i+on . . ei)s w(/ras a)mw=|en Od. 9.135 , cf. Thgn. 107 ; w(s a)mh/swn to\n si=ton Hdt. 6.28 , cf. 4.199 ; ta)llo/trion a)rw=n qe/ros Ar. Eq. 392 . metaph., e)leuqeri/an a)mw/meqa Plu. 2.210b . generally, cut, laxnh/ent' o)/rofon leimwno/qen a)mh/santes Il. 24.451 ; qallo\n a)ma/sas Theoc. 11.73 :— Med. , sxoi=non a)mhsa/menos AP 4.1.26 ( Mel. ); sta/xun a)mh/sontai A.R. 1.688 , cf. Call. Dian. 164 ; a)mw=ntai Q.S. 14.199 . mow down in battle. A.R. 3.1187 ,1<*>82, AP 9.362.25 : fut. Med. a)ma/setai is cited from S. ( Fr. 625 ) in this sense by Hsch. a)ma/w (B), mostly Ep. in Med. , draw, gather (cf. e)c-, e)p-, katama/omai) , tala/roisin a)mhsa/menoi [ga/la] Od. 9.247 , cf. A.R. 3.859 ; a)llo/trion ka/maton sfete/rhn e)s gaste/r' a)mw=ntai Hes. Th. 599 ; a)mh/sato gai=an a)mf' au)toi=s A.R. 1.1305 : metaph., a)reth/n Jul. Or. 5.169b :— Act. , xersi\n a)mh/sas krato\s u(/perqe ko/nin, of a mourner, pouring dust on his head, AP 7.241 (Antip.).—Poet. and later Prose. (Cl. Lith. sémti 'draw (water)'.) a)mb-, Ep. Ion. , and poet. for a)nab- at the beginning of words. Only the most important of such forms will be found in their place: for the rest v. sub a)nab-. a)mbade/ws, Adv thoughtlessly, Hsch. a)mbado/n, = a)nabado/n , Opp. C. 3.500 . a)/mbac, akos, = a)/mbh , Orib. 49.24.2 . a)/mbar, aros, to/, ambergris, Aët. 16.130 , 142 . a)/mba_se, Dor. for a)ne/bhse: a)/mba^sis, a)mba/ths, a)/mba^tos, poet. for a)nab-: a)mba=te, Dor. for a)nabh=te. a)mbe/s: du/skolon, h)\ a)blabe/s, Hsch. a)/mbh, h(, Ion. for a)/mbwn, raised edge or proiuberance, Hp. Art. 7 , cf. 80 , Gal. 18(1).340 ; rim of felloe of wheel, Democr. 29 . a)/mbic, i_kos, o(, spouied cup, Ath. 11.480d :—also a)/mbi_kos, o(, Posidon. 25 , CIG 3071.7 (Teos), Hsch. , etc. cap of still, Dsc. 5.95 . alembic, Zos.Alch. p.141B. a)mblak-ei=n, a)mbla/k-hma, a)mblak-i/skw, older and Dor. forms of a)mpl-. a)mblh/dhn, Adv., poet. for a)nablh/dhn (q. v.):— with sudden bursts, a). goo/wsa Il. 22.476 . a)mbli/skw, Pl. Tht. 149d : a)mbliska/nw, Max.Tyr. 16.4 , Poll. 3.49 ; cf. a)blu/skw:—also a)mblo/w J. Ap. 2.24 , a)mblw/w Max. 172 , -w/esqai 197 , and in comp. e)c-amblo/w (q. v.): fut. a)mblw/sw Gp. 14.14 , (e)c-) Ael. NA 13.27 : aor. h)/mblwsa Hp. Mul. 1.25 , Ael. VH 13.6 , (e)c-) Pl. Tht. 150e : pf. (e)c-)h/mblwka, (e)c-)h/mblwmai, Ar. Nu. 137 , 139 : (a)mblu/s):—cause to miscarry, S. Fr. 132 , Pl. Tht. 149d . of the woman, bring on miscarriage, Muson. Fr. 15 A p.77H. , Plu. Lyc. 3 , Ael. VH 13.6 . intr., miscarry, Procop. Pers. 2.22 . a)mblo/w, usu. in Pass. a)mblo/omai, to be abortive, ka)\n . . to\ gino/menon a)mblwqh=| Arist. GA 773a1 : also of eyes of vines, a)mblou=ntai they go 'blind', Thphr. HP 4.14.6 ; rarein Act. , Ph. 2.580 : metaph., a)mblw/santes kai\ e)pifra/cantes a)rgo\n to\ megalofue\s kate/lipon 1.637 . a)mblouxi/a, h(, = a)/mblwsis , S. Fr. 1000 . a)mblu^-gw/nios, on, obtuse-angled, tri/gwna Euc. 1.28 , al.; kwnoeide/s, kw=nos, Archim. Con.Sph.Praef.: Subst. -gw/nion, to/, obtuse angle, Plb. 34.6.7 . a)mblu^-derkh/s, e/s, dull of sight, Nicom. Trag. ap. Phot. p.89 R. a)mblu^-hkoi/+a, h(, hardness of hearing, Alex.Aphr. in Top. 327.15 . a)/mbl-unsis, ews, h(, blunting, dulling, noh/sewn Phlp. in de An. 164.10 . a)mbl-unte/on, one must deaden, counteract, Dsc. Ther.Praef. a)mbl-unth/r, h=ros, o(, causing dimness of sight, in pl., Poet. de herb. 65 . a)mbl-untiko/s, h/, o/n, apt to dull, o)/yews Diph.Siph. ap. Ath. 2.64b , cf. Dsc. 1.69 , Antyll. ap. Orib. 10.24 . a)mbl-u/nw [u_], fut. -u^nw= (a)p-) A. Th. 715 : aor. h)/mblu_na AP 6.67 ( Jul. ):— Pass. , fut. -unqh/somai (a)p-) A. Pr. 866 , but -unou=mai (in pass. sense) Hp. Aph. 1.9 : aor. h)mblu/nqhn LXX Ge. 27.1 , AP 6.65 (Paul. Sil.), etc.: pf. h)/mblummai, 3 sg. h)/mblutai S.E. M. 7.183 , pl. -untai (a)p-) Hom. Epigr. 12 ; a)ph/mbluntai is 3 sg. in Herod. Fr. 10.4 :— blunt, dull, take the edge off, properly of a sharp instrument, and metaph., make dim, dull, meri/mnas Emp. 2 , cf. 110.7 ; to\ yuxro\n . . tou\s xumou\s a). Arist. Sens. 443b15 ; o)/mmatos au)gh\n a)mblu/nas AP 6.67 ( Jul. ); to\ a)/lgos Aret. CA 1.10 ; a)/kraton take away strength of wine, Plu. 2.656a ; ou) ga\r a)oida\s a)mblu/nein ai)w\n . . du/natai AP 7.225 ; qumo\n a). Phld. Mus. p.76K. Pass. , become blunt or dull, lose edge, of the teeth, Arist. PA 661b22 , cf. GA 789a9 ; of eyesight, h)mblu/nqhsan oi( o)fqalmoi\ tou= o(ra=n LXX Ge. 27.1 . become obtuse, gwni/a Papp. 118.6 . metaph., o)rgh\ ge/rontos w(/ste malqakh\ kopi\s . . a)mblu/netai S. Fr. 894 , cf. Pl. R. 490b ; of an oracle, lose its edge or force, A. Th. 844 ; h( nou=sos a)mblunei=tai Hp. Aph. 1.9 ; of the mind, to be disheartened, Th. 2.87 : c. gen., a)mblu/nesqai e)rwh=s Opp. H. 2.338 . a)mbluo/-eis, essa, en, dull, dark, o(mi/xlh Man. 4.156 . a)mbluo/-xrous, oun, faint, h(/lios Lyd. Ost. 9c (vv.ll. a)mbluw/xrous, -wxros). a)mbl-u/s, ei=a, u/, blunt, dulled, with edge or point taken off, properly of a sharp instrument, opp. o)cu/s, Pl. Ly. 215e , Tht.<*> 65d ; a). gwni/a obtuse angle, Id. Ti. 55a ; a)mblei=a, h(, sc. gwni/a, Arist. Mech. 855a10 , etc.; a). pleura/ side adjacent to such angle, Hero *Geom. 12.35 , etc. of light, dim, faint, o)/rqros Ion ap.Phot. p.89R. metaph., dim, faint, of sight, a)mblu\ o(ra=n, -u/teron ble/pein, Pl. Tht. 174e , Arist. PA 656b36 , al.; of hearing, th=s a)koh=s ou)/shs -ute/ras ai)sqh/sews h)\ th=s o)/yews Pr. 886b32 ; of the feelings or mind, a)mblute/ra| th=| o)rgh=| less keen, Th. 3.38 ; a)mblu/teron poiei=n ti less vigorous, Id. 2.65 . Adv. a)mble/ws Archig. ap. Orib. 8.2 : Comp. , v. supr. dull, monotonous, tw)mblu\ th=s zo/hs Herod. 3.52 . of persons, in A. Eu. 238 , of Orestes purified, having lost the edge of guilt: mostly, dull, spiritless, having lost keenness of feeling, E. Fr. 821 ; a)mblu/teros th\n fu/sin duller, X. Mem. 3.9.3 ; a). ei)/s, peri/, or pro/s ti dull or sluggish in a thing, Plu. Cat.Ma. 24 , Alc. 30 , D.S. 11.43 ( Comp. ): abs., Th. 2.40 . Adv., Comp. -ute/rws J. AJ 19.2.5 . Act. , making dull, darkening, of a cloud, AP 7.367 (Antip.). a)mbl-u/skw, dub. form of a)mbli/skw, S. Fr. 132 , Procop. Arc. 17 , Hippiatr. 15 . a)mbl-usmo/s, o(, = a)mblwsmo/s , Pall. in Hp. 2.5D. a)mbl-ustone/w, v. a)nabl-. a)mbl-u/ths, htos, h(, bluntness of teeth, Arist. GA 789a11 ; dullness, th=s dianoi/as, th=s o)/yews, Plu. 2.42c , 1110d ; sluggishness, Aret. CA 1.5 (pl.), cf. Plu. Galb. 18 ; sperma/twn, of seeds which fail to germinate, Max.Tyr. 16.4 . obtuseness, sxh/matos Them. in Ph. 173.7 . a)mblu-fae/w, = a)mbluw/ssw , S. Fr. 647 . a)mblu-xeilh/s, e/s, withrounded rim, of cupping-glass, Antyll. ap. Orib. 7.16.15 . a)mblu-wgmo/s, o(, (a\mbluw/ssw) dull or dim sight, Hp. Prog. 24 . a)mblu-wpe/w, to be dim-sighted, Hp. Prog. 7 , X. Cyn. 5.27 codd., Men. 908 , LXX 3 Ki. 12.24 , Sor. 1.82 , Plu. 2.53f , etc.; un-Attic acc. to Harp. , etc. a)mblu-wph/s, e/s, in Comp. -e/steron Suid. Act. , weakening sight, Dsc. 2.141 . a)mblu-wpi/a, h(, dim-sightedness, Hp. Aph. 3.33 (pl.), Pl. Hp.Mi. 374d , etc. a)mblu-wpismo/s, o(, = a)mbluwgmo/s , Archig. or Posidon. ap. Aet. 6.7 . a)mblu-wpo/s, o/n, dim-sighted, E. Fr. 1096 , Arist. Fr. 588 ( Comp. ), Epigr.Gr. 459 (Trachonitis); of stars, dim, a)mbluwpo/tera Hp. Morb.Sacr. 13 . Act. , = a)mbluwph/s 11 , Dsc. 2.107 . a)mblu-wsmo/s, o(, v.l. for -wgmo/s in Hp. Prorrh. 1.18 . a)mblu-w/ssw, Att. a)mblu/-ttw, only in pres.: (a)mblu/s):— to be short-sighted, have weak sight, Hp. Prorrh. 2.42 , etc., Pl. R. 508c , al., Hp.Mi. 374d ; a). pro\s to\ fw=s to be dazzled by it, Luc. Cont. 1 , cf. Jul. Or. 5.163a ; a). ta\ thlikau=ta Luc. Tim. 27 ; to\ tou= gh/rws a)mbluw=tton Plu. 2.13e . a)mbl-wqri/dion, to/, (sc. paidi/on) abortive child, a). kai\ e)ktrw/mata Ph. 1.59 , cf. Hsch. , Harp. Act. (sc. fa/rmakon), drug to cause abortion, Poll. 2.7 .—Prop. neut. from a)mblwqri/dios, on, causing abortion, Aret. CA 2.11 :—also a)mblw/qrion, to/, Sch. Ar. Nu. 137 (s. v.l.). a)/mbl-wma, atos, to/, (a)mbli/skw) abortion, Antipho Soph. 148 , Aret. CA 1.6 . a)mbl-w=nes: xalba/nh, *dionu/sios, Hsch. a)mbl-wph/s, e/s, abortive, of the flowers of the vine, Thphr. CP 3.15.2 . a)mbl-wpo/s, o/n, = foreg., bedimmed, dark, bi/os A. Eu. 955 ; a)xlu/s Critias 6 , cf. Pl.Com. 23D. a)mbl-w/simos, on, belonging to abortion, Max. 275 . a)/mbl-wsis, ews, h(, abortion, Lys. Fr. 8 ; a)/blwsin poiei=sqai Arist. Pol. 1335b25 ; a)/. gi/gnetai tou= kuh/matos Id. GA 773a1 , cf. Ph. 2.319 , Procop. Arc. 10 (pl.). abortion of buds in vines and trees, Thphr. CP 5.9.13 . a)mbl-w/skw, = a)mbli/skw 1.2 . a)mbl-wsmo/s, ou=, o(, = a)/mblwma , Aret. CD 2.11 , Man. 4.413 . a)mbl-w/ssw, = a)mbluw/ssw , Nic. Th. 33 . = a)mbli/skw , Hsch. a)mbl-wth/rion, to/, instrument for causing abortion, Orib. inc. 6.19 ( Gal. or Ruf. ). a)mbl-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, producing abortion, fa/rmaka Gal. 17(1).799 . a)mbl-w/y, w=pos, o(, h(, = a)mblwpo/s, au)gai/ E. Rh. 737 , cf. S. Fr. 1001 , Ion Trag. ap. Phot. p.89 R., Pl.Com. 23D. a)mbo/ama, a)mboa/w, poet. for a)nabo/ama, a)naboa/w. a)mboeidh/s, e/s, like an a)/mbwn, protuberant, Heliod. ap. Orib. 49.8.7 . a)mbola/, h(, poet. for a)nabolh/. a)/mbola, ta/, middle of ship'syard, Poll. 1.91 . a)mbol-a/dhn [a^d,] Adv., poet. for a)nabola/dhn: ((a)nabolh/):— bubbling up, w(s de\ le/bhs zei= e)/ndon . . pa/ntoqen a). Il. 21.364 , cf. Hdt. 4.181 : metaph., by jets, i.e. capriciously, AP 10.70 ( Maced. ). like an a)nabolh/ or prelude, h.Merc. 426 , Pi. N. 10.31 . a)mbol-adi/s, Adv., poet. for a)naboladi/s, either in turns, or with uplifted arms, tetupo/ntes Call. Dian. 61 . a)mbol-a/s, a/dos, h(, for a)nabola/s, a). gh= earth thrown up, X. Cyr. 7.5.12 . a)mboli-ergo/s, o/n, poet. for a)nabol-, ( a)naba/llw B. 11 ) putting off work, dilatory, a)nh/r Hes. Op. 413 ; tino/s or e)/n tini in a thing, Plu. 2.548d , 118c . a)mboli/-h, h(, poet. for a)nabolh/, delay, A.R. 3.144 : c. gen., 4.396 , Nonn. D. 38.12 , al. a)mbo/li-mos, on, = a)nab- , surging up, a(/lma Tim. Pers. 74 . adjourned, a(liai/a Mnemos. 44.221 (Argos, iii B.C.). *)ambologh/ra, h(, she that puts off old age, youth-prolonging, Spartan title of Aphrodite, Paus. 3.18.1 . a)/mbos: h( e)pi/geios pla/sth, Hsch. *)ambou/lios, (perh. connected with boulh/) title of Zeus, Athena, and the Dioscuri at Sparta, Paus. 3.13.4 . *)ambraki/des, ai(, Ambracian women's shoes, Poll. 7.94 . a)mbri/zein: qerapeu/ein e)n toi=s i(eroi=s, Hsch. a)mbrosi/-a, Ion. -ih, h(, immortality, rarein general sense, sw/matos a). Epigr.Gr. 338 (Cyzicus); usu. elixir of life, as used by gods for food, Od. 5.93 , etc.; as perfume, 4.445 ; as unguent, Il. 14.170 , cf. 16.680 ; as pasture for horses, 5.777 ; coupled with ne/ktar (q. v.), the two distinguished as food and drink, Od. 5.93 (later reversed, a). being drunk, Sapph. 51 , Ar. Eq. 1095 , Anaxandr. 57 ), cf. Pi. O. 1.62 , P. 9.63 , Arist. Metaph. 1000a12 , A. R. 4.871 , Theoc. 15.108 ; bolbofakh= d'i)/son a)mbrosi/h| *yu/xous kruoe/ntos Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.178 ; allegorically expl. as vapour, Democr. 25 . in religious rites, mixture of water, oil, and various fruits, Anticl. 13 . Medic., name for antidote, Zopyr. ap. Cels. 5.23 , Gal. 14.149 ; also of an external emollient, Aeumc;t. 14.2 . ambrose, Ambrosia maritima, Dsc. 3.114 . Corinthian, = kri/non , Nic. Fr. 126 . = a)ei/zwon me/ga , Dsc. 4.88 . vine whose grapes were eaten, Plin. HN 14.40 . *)ambrosi/a, h(, a festival of Bacchus, EM 564.13 . a)mbrosi/-odmos, on, smelling of ambrosia, Philox. 2.43 . a)mbro/si-os, a, on, also os, on E. Med. 983 (lyr.):— immortal, divine, rarely of persons, nu/mfh h.Merc. 230 :—in Ep. , epith. of everything belonging to gods, as hair, Il. 1.529 , etc.; robes, sandals, etc., 5.338 , 21.507 , 24.341 , al.; anointing oil, 14.172 , 23.187 ; voice and song, h.Hom. 27.18 , Hes. Th. 69 ; fodder and mangers of horses, Il. 5.369 8.434 ; of night and sleep, as divine gifts, Od. 4.429 , etc.; u(/dwr Hom. Epigr. 1.4 ; krh=nai E. Hipp. 748 :—of things divinely excellent or beautiful, ka/llos Od. 18.193 ; of verses, Pi. P. 4.299 ; *)afrodi/tas a). filota/twn Id. N. 8.1 . a)mbrosi-w/dhs, es, ambrosial, fragrant, futa/ Corp.Herm. 18.11 ( Sup. ). a)mbro/tignon: a)/koiron, Hsch. a)mbroti/cas: a)parca/menos, Id. a)mbroto/pwlos, on, with immortal steeds, *palla/s E. Tr. 536 . a)/mbrotos, on, also h, on Pi. Fr. 75.17 , Tim. Fr. 7 : (v. broto/s):— poet. Adj. immortal, divine, of persons as well as things, qeo\s a)/. Il. 20.358 , Od. 24.445 , Pi. N. 10.7 ; qea/ A. Eu. 259 (lyr.); a)/mbrote *fa/ma, of an oracle, S. OT 158 (lyr.). epith. of all belonging to the gods, ai(=ma Il. 5.339 ; i(/ppoi 16.381 ; teu/xea 17.194 , krh/demnon Od. 5.347 ; i(sto/s 10.222 ; nu/c 11.330 :—also Pythag. , = five, Theol.Ar. 32 . a)/mbruttoi, kind of shell-fish (cf. bru/ttoi), Hsch. a)mbruxai/: ai( tw=n xeirw=n e)mbolai/, Id. a)/mbuc, u^kos, o(, perh. = a)/mbic , Hdn.Gr. 1.44 , al. a)/mbwn, wnos, o(, Att. for Ion. a)/mbh, acc. to Gal. 18(1).340 , but Rhodian acc. to Bacchiusap. Apollon.Cit. 1.7 :— crest of a hill, A. Fr. 103 ; e)p' ou)/reos a)mbw/nessin Call. Aet. 3.1.34 . rim or edge of a cup (esp. of one that curves inwards), Eup. 52 , Ephipp. 3.16 , Critias 34D. , Plu. Lyc. 9 . (from similarity of shape), rim of jointsocket, Gal. UP 1.15 , al., cf. 18(1).340 . = gunaikei=on ai)doi=on , Eust. 1539.33 (so perh. in Eup.l.c.). in Cos, steps, rungs of ladder, Apollon.Cit. 1.7 . pulpit, title of poem by Paul. Sil., cf. JHS 28.195 (Aspendus). a)mbw/sas, Ion. for a)naboh/sas, v. sub a)naboa/w. a(me/ or a)me/, Dor. for h(ma=s, Ar. Ach. 759 , Lys. 95 , Decr.Byz. ap. D. 18.90 . a)me/gartos, on, poet. Adj., (a)- priv., megai/rw) unenviable: mostly of things or conditions, sad, melancholy, po/nos Il. 2.420 ; a)ne/mwn . . a)u+tmh/ Od. 11.400 ; ma/xh Hes. Th. 666 ; a)me/garta kakw=n E. Hec. 192 ; pa/qos Ar. Th. 1049 (lyr.), cf. A. Pr. 403 . undesirable, kre/a AP 11.60 (Paul. Sil.); a)/grh, of fish which follow a wreck, Opp. H. 4.412 . of persons, unhappy, miserable, a)me/garte subw=ta wretched swineherd! Od. 17.219 ; a)mega/rtwn fu=l' a)nqrw/pwn h.Merc. 542 ; a). poi/mna A. Supp. 642 (lyr.). a)mege/qhs, es, without magnitude, unextended, Arist. Metaph. 1075b29 , Plot. 6.5.12 , etc. Adv. -qw=s non-spatially, Syrian. in Metaph. 85.15 ; non-quantitatively, Porph. Sent. 34 . lacking in size, su/gkrima tw=n mastw=n Sor. 1.88 : metaph., without dignity, su/nqesis D.H. Comp. 18 , Longin. 34.4 ; of writers, 40.2 . a)me/qektos, on, imparticipable, Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 637.12 , Simp. in de An. 218.5 , Procl. Inst. 23 , al.; ai)ti/ai Chrysipp.(?) Stoic. 2.308 . Adv. -tws Ascl. in Metaph. 115.36 . a)me/qelktos, on, free from distraction, dub. in Ph. 2.427 . Adv. -tws Id. 1.559 . a)meqeci/a, h(, non-participation, tino/s Corn. ND 35 , Procl. in Prm. p.559S. a)meqi/statos, on, incorrect for a)meta/statos, PAmh. 2.85 . a)meqo/deutos, on, not to be cajoled, led astray, krith/s Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.44 . unscientific, i)atro/s Alex. Trall. Febr. 5 . a)me/qodos, on, not in logical (i.e. syllogistic) form, lo/goi Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.83 , cf. Phld. Rh. 1.132S. Adv. -ws, perai/nein Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.87 . without plan or system, Longin. 2.2 , S.E. P. 2.21 ; esp. Medic., non-'methodic', ai(/resis Gal. 10.51 . Adv. -ws, dhmiourgh=sai Phld. Rh. 1.127S. , cf. S.E. M. 8.300 , Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 50.7 . a)me/qu^son, to/, = a)me/qustos 11.1 , Dsc. 1.123 (s. v.l.). = a)me/qustos 11.2 , Thphr. Lap. 30 , Hld. 5.13 ; a)me/qusos, h(, v.l. in J. AJ 3.7.5 ; cf. Hsch. a)mequ/stinos, h, on, of amethyst, bwmoi/ Luc. VH 2.11 . a)me/qustos, on, (mequ/w) not drunken, without drunkenness, Plu. 2.464c : Comp. , Gp. 7.34.2 . not intoxicating, perh. so used in Nonn. D. 19.133 : as Subst., a)me/quston, to/, remedy against drunkenness, Archig. ap. Gal. 12.572 , Dsc. Eup. 1.24 ; also a)me/qustos, h(, Plu. 2.15b , Ath. 1.34c :—hence, such things as were supposed to act as remedies, viz., kind of herb, Plu. 2.647b ; = se/linon a)/grion , Ps.- Dsc. 2.175 . amethyst, LXX Ex. 28.19 , Apoc. 21.20 , D.P. 1122 , AP 5.204 , 9.748 ( Pl. Jun.):—also a)me/quston, to/, IG 11(2).287 B 22 (Delos, iii B.C.). a)me/quston, to/, kind of grape, Colum. 3.2.24 . a(mei=, Delph., = a(/ma , GDI 2561 D 47 . a)mei/bontes, oi(, v. sq. A. 11 . a)mei/bw [a^], Il. , Trag.: Ep. impf. a)/meibon Il. 14.381 : fut. -yw A. Pr. 23 : aor. h)/meiya, Ep. a)/meiya [a^] h.Cer. 275 , A.R. 3.280 ; Dor. a)/m [a_] Pi. P. 5.38 ; Trag.:— Med. , impf. h)meibo/mhn, Ep. a)m- Il. 3.171 , etc.: fut. a)mei/yomai E. Supp. 517 : aor. h)meiya/mhn, Ep. and Ion. a)m- Il. 4.403 , Hdt. 1.37 , al.:— Pass. , fut. a)meifqh/setai Hsch. : aor. h)mei/fqhn AP 7.589 ( Agath. ), 638 ( Crin. ), etc. (in med. sense, Pi. P. 4.102 , Theoc. 7.27 ): pf. h)/meiptai Gal. 1.210 : Ep. plpf. a)/meipto Nonn. D. 44.241 .—Verb and compds. are almost exclus. poet. and Ion. , but used once or twice in Pl. and X. , and late Prose. Act. , change, exchange, (not Od. ), e)/nte' a)/meiben Il. 17.192 , etc.: ti/ tinos, as go/nu gouno\s a)mei/bwn changing one knee for other, i. e. walking slowly, ib. 11.547 , etc.:—so either, give in exchange, o(\s pro\s *tudei/+dhn *diomh/dea teu/xe' a)/meibe xru/sea xalkei/wn ib. 6.235 : c.acc., da/mart' a)mei/yas E. Alc. 46 : or more freq., take in exchange, ti a)nti/ tinos Pi. P. 4.17 , E. Hel. 1382 ; po/sin a)nti\ sa=s a)mei=yai yuxa=s redeem at that price, Id. Alc. 462 , etc.; morfh\n a). e)k qeou= brothsi/an Id. Ba. 4 ; a). ta\n e)ma\n [fulaka/n] Id. Rh. 527 ; tima\n pro\s a)nqrw/pwn a)mei/yw Ibyc. 24 , cf. A. Ch. 1019 (anap.) (prob.). in Att. often of Place, change it, so pass, cross, porqmo/n, po/ron, Id. Pers. 69 , E. IA 144 , etc.:—hence, either pass out of a house, leave it, a). ste/gas, dw/mata, S. Ph. 1262 , E. El. 750 ; or pass into, enter it, a). qu/ras Hdt. 5.72 , cf. A. Ch. 571 : generally, po/lin e)k po/lews a). Pl. Sph. 224b , cf. Prm. 138d ; v. infr. B. 11.2 . change, alter, xrw=ta bafh=| A. Pers. 317 ; xroia=s a)/nqos Id. Pr. 23 ; e)s kakoxumi/hn h)/meiye ta\ spla/gxna Aret. SD 2.13 : abs., polla\ a). change colour, Jul. Caes. 309a ; so Med. , xroih=s a)/nqos a)meibome/nhs Sol. 27.6 . causal, make others change, teu/xe' a)/meibon Il. 14.381 ; pass on, hand on from one to another, te/kna . . diadoxai=s a)mei/bousai xeroi=n E. Hec. 1159 . shift, dislodge, kako\n kakw=| Aret. SD 2.1 . rarely like Med. B. 1.3 , repay, return, a). xa/rin A. Ag. 729 , cf. Ch. 793 . intr. in part., a)mei/bontes, oi(, the interchangers, i.e. rafters that meet and cross each other, Il. 23.712 , cf. Theo Sm. p.122 H., Nonn. D. 37.588 ; e)n a)mei/bonti, = a)moiba/dis , Pi. N. 11.42 :—so prob. a)mei/bei kaino\n e)k kainw=n to/de succeeds, E. Or. 1503 . Med. , change one with another, do in turn or alternately, abs., a)meibo/menoi fulaka\s e)/xon Il. 9.471 ; a)/eidon a)meibo/menai o)pi\ kalh=| 1.604 ; o)rxei/sqhn . . a)meibome/nw Od. 8.379 ; a)meibo/menoi kata\ oi)/kous at every house in turn, 1.375 , 2.140 ; a)/rourai a)meibo/menai ploughed and fallow in turn, Pi. N. 6.9 ; so a)meibo/menai o(plai=s alternating, crosswise, of the motion of the legs in horses or oxen, Id. P. 4.226 ; a)/lla a)/lloqen a)mei/betai now comes one thing, now another in turn, E. Hipp. 1108 ; a)mei/betai mia/smata Id. Med. 1267 : c. part., qrw/|skwn a)/llot' e)p' a)/llon a)mei/betai leaps in turn . . , Il. 15.684 :—a). steno/thti vary in narrowness, X. Cyn. 9.14 . of dialogue, a)mei/besqai e)pe/essi answer one another, Od. 3.148 , etc.; in part., a)meibo/menos prose/eipe, proshu/da, Il. 3.437 , 17.33 ; a). pro/s tina Hdt. 8.60c odd.; pro/s ti ib. 58 , E. Tr. 903 : c. acc. pers. et dat. rei, a). tina mu/qw|, mu/qois, Od. 12.278 , 2.83 ; a). tina alone, answer one, reply to him, Il. 1.172 , etc.; to\n lo/gois a)mei/fqh Pi. P. 4.102 , cf. Theoc. 7.27 ; a)mei/beto toi=sde in these words, Hdt. 1.35 , al.:—later c. acc. rei, tou/tois a)mei/bou . . eu)maqe/s ti A. Eu. 442 ; e)/pos pro\s e)/pos 586 ; mh\ sfrigw=nt' a)mei/yh| mu=qon E. Supp. 478 ; tau=ta a)mei/yato Hdt. 1.37 : c. dupl. acc., tau=ta tou\s fi/lous a)mei/yato Id. 2.173 , cf. 3.52 , A. Supp. 195 ; e(/n m' a)/meiyai mou=non S. OC 991 ; to\n de\ . . mh=tin . . a)mei/beto gave him counsel in reply, Pi. P. 9.39 :—also late Prose, Luc. Alex. 19 . repay, requite, c. acc. pers. et dat. rei, dw/roisin a). tina Od. 24.285 ; xrhstoi=si Hdt. 1.41 , cf. 4.97 ; o(moi/ois D. 20.6 ; a)mei/bomai/ se tw=| fugei=n th\n oi)ki/an Com.Adesp. 371 : c. acc. pers. only, to\n a)/dikon a). S. Fr. 12 ; tou\s me\n e)ko/laze, tou\s de\ h)mei/beto D.C. 74.8 : c. acc. et dat. rei, a). eu)ergesi/as xa/risin X. Mem. 4.3.15 : c. acc. rei only, xa/rin filo/thtos S. El. 134 ; brotw=n a)sunesi/as E. Ph. 1727 ; th\n prou+parxh/n Arist. EN 1165a5 : rarely c. dat. pers., polloi=si ga\r ke/rdh ponhra\ zhmi/an h)mei/yato E. Cyc. 312 : rarely also c. gen. rei compensatae, a). tina th=s dikaiosu/nhs Luc. Somn. 15 :—mostly, return good for good; but also, bad for good, fqo/non a)meibo/menon ta\ kala\ e)/rga Pi. P. 7.17 ; bad for bad, a)mei/yetai fo/non fo/nos E. El. 1093 ; kako\n kakw=| Aret. SD 2.13 . purchase, lu/xnon Lib. Or. 45.10 . get in exchange, [ou)/toi] nin (sc. *karqai/an) *babulw=nos a)mei/yomai Pi. Pae. 4.16 ; qhtikou= a)nti\ te/lous i(ppa/d' a)meiya/menos Epigr. ap. Arist. Ath. 7.4 ; lw/|ous fre/nas tw=n nu=n parousw=n S. Tr. 737 . like Act. , change a place, pass either out or in, yuxh\ . . a)mei/yetai e(/rkos o)do/ntwn Il. 9.409 ; and reversely of things swallowed, fa/rmaka . . a). e(/rk. o)d. Od. 10.328 ; a)meibo/menai me/gan ou)do\n . . , h( me\n e)/sw . . h( de\ qu/raze Hes. Th. 749 ; patri/d' a)meiya/menos Sol. 2 ; potamo/n Simon. 94 ; pro/qura A. Ch. 965 ; pu/las E. Alc. 752 ; gh=n ou)ranou= a). change earth for heaven, Plu. 2.607e ; u(pe\r ou)do\n a)meibo/menon Theoc. 2.104 ; a)/llhn e)ca)/llhs po/lews a)meibo/menos Pl. Ap. 37d ; e(/terad' e(/teros a)mei/betai ph/mata passes through them, E. Or. 979 . exchange, ti\ pro\s no/misma Plu. Aem. 23 . surpass, outdo, melissa=n po/non Pi. P. 6.54 . xeroi=n pi/tulon, o(\s ai)e\n di' *)axe/ront' a). qewri/da convoys, accompanies it, A. Th. 856 . a)meibw/, ou=s, h(, = a)moibh/ , Eust. 1471.30 . a)meid-h/s, e/s, not smiling, gloomy, Plu. 2.477e , Orph. A. 1079 , Opp. C. 2.459 . a)mei/d-htos, on, = foreg., LXX Wi. 17.4 ; nu/c A.R. 2.908 ; be/reqron Orph. A. 975 ; *ta/rtaros IG 14.769 (Naples). a)meid-i/a_tos, on, = foreg., D.Chr. 4.92 ( v.l. -i/astos ). a)meile/ois: a)qli/ois, Hsch. a)mei/l-iktos, on, (meili/ssw) unsoftened, harsh, cruel, of words, Il. 11.137 , 21.98 ; a)ra/ Max. Tyr. 12.6 ; of fetters, Hes. Th. 659 ; mi/toi, of the thread of Clotho, IG 12(7).301 (Amorgos); to\ a). Hierocl. in CA 13p.448M. of persons, = sq., A.R. 3.337 , Mosch. 4.26 . Adv. -tws, e)/xein tini/ Ph. 2.298 , cf. Syrian. in Metaph. 42.3 ; moi/ras a)tuxou/shs a)meili/ktws, of pitiless fate, App. BC 4.54 . a)mei/l-i^xos, on, implacable, relentless, *)ai/+dhs Il. 9.158 ; h)=tor ib. 572 ; bi/a Sol. 32 ; strato/s (of rain), ko/tos, Pi. P. 6.12 , 8.8 :—a form a)meili/xios occurs in Adv. -i/ws Epigr.Gr. 313 (Smyrna). of things, unmitigated, po/noi A. Ch. 623 ; a)mei/lixa sa/rkes e)/xousin IG 14.2461 (Massilia). a)mei/nasis: h( du/osmon (Perga), EM 83.50 , cf. Hsch. a)mei/nwn, on, gen. onos, irreg. Comp. of a)gaqo/s, better: of persons, stouter, stronger, braver, freq. Hom. , etc.: me/g' a). Il. 22.158 ; pollo\n a). Hes. Op. 19 : c. acc. vel inf., a)mei/nwn pantoi/as a)reta/s, h)me\n po/das h)de\ ma/xesqai Il. 15.641 , cf. Hes. Op. 445 , A. Pr. 337 , etc.; o<*>( a)mei/nones the better sort, Pl. Lg. 627a . of things, o)mi/xlhn nukto\s a)mei/nw Il. 3.11 ; esp. from Hom. downwds., a)/meino/n [e)sti] 'tis better, either c. inf., e)pei\ pei/qesqai a)/. Il. 1.274 , cf. S. El. 1238 , etc.; or a)/meino/n e)sti or gi/gnetai/ tini c. part., ei)/ sfi a)/meinon gi/gnetai timwre/ousi if it is good for them to assist, Hdt. 7.169 , cf. Th. 1.118 , 6.9 : abs., ei) to/ g' a)/. Il. 1.116 ; bouloi/mhn . . ei)/ ti a)/. kai\ u(mi=n kai\ e)moi/ Pl. Ap. 19a ; freq. with neg., ou) ga\r a)/. 'twere better not, Hes. Op. 750 , Hdt. 1.187 ; ei)rh/setai ga/r, ei)/t' a)/. ei)/te mh/ D. 21.198 . neut. as Adv., a)/. prh/ssein to fare better, Hdt. 4.156 sq., etc.; sunh/neiken *)aqhnai/ois e)pi\ to\ a)/. Decr. ap. And. 1.77 , cf. Orac. ap. D. 43.86 ; ta\ a)mei/nw frone/ein choose the better part, Hdt. 7.145 ; toi=si ta\ a). e(a/ndane Id. 9.19 . Adv. a)meino/nws Ar. Fr. 340 . new Comp. a)meino/teros, a, on, formed from a)mei/nwn, Mimn. 14.9 , Poet. ap. Phld. Rh. 2.61S. < a)meici/a, h(, interruption of communications, PLond. 2.301.20 , PTeb. 72.45 (ii B. C.); cf. a)mici/a. a)meiptiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for exchange, tra/peza IG 5(1).18 (Sparta, i A. D.); -kh/, h(, business of exchange, OGI 484 (Pergam.). in requital, xa/ris Sch. Pi. P. 2.33 . a)mei/rw, = a)me/rdw , bereave, c. gen. rei, Pi. P. 6.26 . a)mei=s: eu(rh/seis, Hsch. a)meiyi-kosmi/h, h(, = metako/smhsis , Democr. 138 . a)meiyi-rrusme/w, (r(usmo/s = r(uqmo/s ) change form, Id. 139 . a)meiyi-rrusmi/a, h(, change of form, peri\ -iw=n, title of work by Democr. ap. D.L. 9.47 . a)/meiyis, ews, h(, (a)mei/bw) exchange, interchange, Plb. 10.1.5 ; e)n a)mei/yei tw=n ta/cewn Plu. Arist. 16 ; o)noma/twn Anon. in SE 46.25 : succession, tw=n genw=n Plu. Sull. 7 ; change, th=s xro/as Id. 2.978d . requiting, repaying, [tw=n eu)ergethma/twn] Inscr.Prien. 105.18 . repartee, Plu. 2.803c . a)mei/yixron: metaba/llonta . . , Hsch. (fort. -xroun changing colour). a)mei/wtos, on, not to be diminished, sitwni/a Ph. 2.66 ; incapable of diminution, a)nauce\s kai\ a). Simp. in Cael. 109.22 . Adv. -tws Olymp. in Alc. p.111C. a)me/laqros, on, houseless, Man. 4.113 . a)me/laton: to\ i)/son, Hsch. a)me/lgw [a^], fut. -cw Theoc. 23.25 , milk, with acc. of animals milked, mh=la . . o(/ss' h)/melge Od. 9.238 ; h)/melgen o)/i+s kai\ mhka/das ai=gas ib. 244 ; bo/as Theoc. 4.3 : metaph., a)me/lgeis tou\s ce/nous you drain them of all they have, Ar. Eq. 326 : prov., a). to\n tra/gon, of wasted labour, Plb. 33.21.1 , Luc. Demon. 28 :— Med. , a). xroo\s ai(=ma Nic. Al. 506 : metaph., e)k *sapfou=s to/d' a)melgo/menos me/li toi fe/rw Lyr.Adesp. 62 . such up moisture, of the sun, Nonn. D. 2.500 . c.acc., of milk, a). ga/la Hdt. 4.2 :— Pass. , o)/i+es . . a)melgo/menai ga/laleuko/n milch-ewes, Il. 4.434 ; ga/la polu\ a). Arist. HA 523a7 , cf. 522a15 ; ne/ktar a)me/lgontai Ion Eleg. 1 :— Med. , let such, Opp. C. 1.437 . metaph., squeeze out like milk, press out, e)k botru/wn canqo\n a)/melce ga/nos AP 9.645 ( Maced. ); da/kru h)le/ktroio D.P. 293 . drink, au)to\ labw\n poti\ xei=los a)me/lcw Theoc. 23.25 , cf. Bion 1.48 , Nonn. D. 12.321 :— Med. , ib. 12.320 , al. (a)- euph., cf. mulgeo, milk.) a)me/ldein: th/kein, Hsch. a)me/lei, properly imper. of a)mele/w (cf. a)me/lhson Luc. DMort. 5.2 ), never mind, do not trouble yourself, esp. to begin an answer, Ar. Nu. 877 , Lib. Decl. 20.18 :—hence, as Adv., doubtless, by all means, of course, Ar. Ach. 368 , Nu. 488 , al., Pl. Phd. 82a , al., X. Mem. 1.4.7 , Men. Sam. 8 ; freq. ironically, as Ar. Ra. 532 ; freq. in Thphr. Char. to introduce a subject, 13.1 , al., or a further point, 2.9 , al. for instance, Thphr. Char. 6.3 , Luc. DDeor. 25.1 , etc. at any rate, Luc. Nigr. 26 , Gp. 10.2.3 . and indeed, Phld. Ir. p.16 W., Str. 1.2.34 , D.H. Rh. 2.2 , J. AJ 7.4.1 ; and so, Polyaen. 2.22.3 , 7.6.4 . actually, to give emphasis, Agath. 2.3 , al. a)me/leia, h(, indifference, negligence, Th. 1.122 , 5.38 , etc.; qew=n towards the gods, Pl. Lg. 905b , cf. ib. 903a : also in pl., negligences, Id. R. 443a , Arist. Rh. 1370a15 . a)melei+sti/, prob. f.l. for a)mellhti/ , Suid. a)melet-hsi/a, h(, want of practice, negligence, Pl. Tht. 153b ; mnh/mhs Id. Phdr. 275a , cf. Eus.Mynd. Fr. 33 , Ph. 1.548 , etc. a)mele/t-htos, on, unpractised, unprepared, peri/ tinos Pl. Smp. 172a : c. inf., a). e)n tai=s h(donai=s karterei=n Id. Lg. 635c , cf. Procop. Goth. 1.9 ; tino/s, pro/s ti, Luc. Cont. 7 , Tox. 29 , Arist. SE 175a26 : abs. of horses, untrained, X. Eq.Mag. 1.19 , al. Adv. -tws, e)/xein tino/s Jul. Or. 1.2d . Adv. -tws, e)/xein to be unprepared, Pl. Smp. 173c . a)mel-e/w [a^], aor. h)me/lhsa, Ep. a)m- Il. , v. infr.: pf. h)me/lhka X. Cyr. 1.6.43 : (a)melh/s):—have no care for, be neglectful of, in Hom. always c. neg. (not in Od. ), ou)d' w(\s *menela/ou e)fhmosu/nhs a)me/lhsen Il. 17.697 ; ou)k a)me/lhse kasignh/toio peso/ntos 8.330 ; ou)k a)me/lhse *patro/kloio peso/ntos he lost not sight of Patroclus [in order to plunder him], 17.9 :—after Hom. , with and without neg., ei) tou/twn a)melh/sei Hdt. 2.121 .g/, cf. Ar. Nu. 989 , Th. 3.40 , Pl. Lg. 900b , al.; do/chs a)melh=sai D. 18.227 ; a)melh/sas u(mw=n 21.167 ; (tou/tw| is f.l. for tou/tou in Lycurg. 15 ); ou)k e)mou= tou= nomoqe/tou a)melh/swn a)ll' ei)s to\n *kro/non au)to/n Luc. Sat. 10 . abs., to be careless, negligent, Hes. Op. 400 , freq. in Att. , Isoc. 9.78 , etc.; to\ mh\ a)melei=n ma/qe A. Eu. 86 ; pw=s e)pi\ toi=s fqime/nois a)melei=n kalo/n; S. El. 237 . c. acc. rei, Hdt. 7.163 : c. acc. pers. et part., overlook: hence, allow, suffer, pai=das e)kteknou/menos la/qra| qnh/|skontas a)melei= lets them die, E. Ion 439 : c. gen., tou= o)rgi/zesqai X. Mem. 2.3.9 . c. inf., neglect to do, Hdt. 2.66 , Pl. Phd. 98d , Lg. 944d , al. Pass. , to be slighted, overlooked, E. IA 1094 , Th. 1.68 ; e)kfeu/gei ta)melou/menon S. OT 111 ; ou)d' e)kei=na/ moi a)melei=tai X. Oec. 12.2 ; oi( h)melhme/noi a)/nqrwpoi Th. 2.49 . pf. part. Pass. in med. sense, careless, Max.Tyr. 8.7 , 21.9 . Adv. h)melhme/nws carelessly, X. An. 1.7.19 . a)me/lei, v. sub voc. a)mel-h/s (A), [a^], e/s, (me/lei) careless, negligent, Ar. Lys. 882 , X. Mem. 2.6.19 ; filopo/ths te ka)melh/s Eup. 208 ; a)rgo\s . . kai\ a). Pl. R. 421d , etc. Adv. -lw=s carelessly, Th. 6.100 : Comp. -e/steron Id. 2.11 ; -este/rws Aen.Tact. 26.8 . c. gen., careless of . . , Pl. Sph. 225d , etc.; peri/ tina Isoc. 19.32 . Adv., e)a/n tis gone/wn -e/steron e)/xh| tou= de/ontos Pl. Lg. 932a ; a)melw=s e)/xein pro/s ti X. Oec. 2.7 ; peri\ qeou/s Id. Cyr. 1.2.7 . c. inf., ou)k a). poiei=n not negligent in doing, Plu. 2.64f . Pass. , uncared for, unheeded, ou)deni\ tou/twn a). X. HG 6.5.41 , cf. D. 50.15 ; ou)k a)mele\s gege/nhtai/ moi, c. inf., I have taken pains to . . , Luc. Dips. 9 . a)mel-h/s (B), e/s, (me/los) unmelodious, fwnh/ Poll. 2.117 . a)mel-hte/on, one must neglect, tino/s Isoc. 9.7 : also in pl., a)melhte/a e)sti/ tinos Arr. An. 1.24.1 . a)melhte/os, a, on, to be neglected, Luc. Tim. 9 , Arr. An. 1.7.4 . a)mel-hth/s, ou=, o(, one who neglects, Gal. 3.827 . a)mel-htiko/s, h/, o/n, carelessly written, h)=ta, of a musical note, Alyp. 1 ,al., Gaud.Harm. 23 . a)me/l-htos, on, not to be cared for, unworthy of care, po/ll' a)me/lhta me/lei Thgn. 422 . Adv. a)melhti/ heedlessly, Luc. Tim. 12 . a)mel-i/a, h(, poet. for a)me/leia, E. IA 850 , Fr. 187 :—also in Inscrr. and Papyri, OGI 383 (Nimrud Dagh), PTeb. 61a176 (ii B. C.). a)mel-i/ou di/kh action for negligence, Hsch. a)melk-te/on, one must milk, Gp. 18.3.9 . a)melk-th/r, h=ros, o(, milking-pail, Hsch. s.v. a)rakth/r. a)melk-to/s, o/n, milked, or to be milked, Hdn. Gr. 2.901 . a)me/ll-htos, on, without delay or hesitation, Luc. Nigr. 27 . Adv. -tws Plb. 16.34.12 , al.:—also a)mell-hti/ Ph. 1.172 , J. AJ 19.6.3 , Them. Or. 16.208c , Iamb. VP 3.14 . a)/melcis, ews, h(, (a)me/lgw) milking, Pi. Fr. 106 , LXX Jb. 20.17 . a)melw/|dhtos, on, unmelodic, Diasth/mata Aristox. Harm. p.25M. a)/memptos, on, blameless, without reproach, E. IA 1158 , Cyc. 342 ; a)me/mptous u(ma=s e)dei/cate D. 18.216 ; a)/. xro/nou in regard of time, A. Pers. 692 ; a)/. ta)=lla Men. 521 ; pro/s ti A. Supp. 629 (dub.); a)/. u(po\ tw=n fi/lwn X. Ages. 6.8 ; a)/. e)kei/nh| without blame to her, Plu. Sull. 35 : Comp. -o/teros less blameworthy, Plu. Ages. 5 . of things, perfect in its kind, dei=pnon X. Smp. 2.2 ; di/kh Pl. Lg. 945d ; a)/. pa/nta e)/xein X. Mem. 3.10.2 . Adv. -tws irreproachably, A. Supp. 269 , S. Ph. 1465 , X. Cyr. 7.3.10 , Stoic. 3.64 . Act. , not blaming, well content, a)/mempto/n tina poiei=n or poiei=sqai, X. Cyr. 4.5.52 , 8.4.28 . Adv. -tws, de/xesqai/ tina ib. 4.2.37 . a)memf-h/s, e/s, mostly in pass. sense, = a)/memptos 1 , IG 12(3).1075 (Melos), Pi. O. 6.46 , A. Pers. 168 , Supp. 581 ; in epitaph, *eu)/kleian a). *)arx. *)ef. 1910.66 (Piraeus):—poet. and late Prose, Plu. Cim. 2 , Jul. Or. 2.99a . Act. , = a)/memptos 11 , Plu. 2.610e ; a). tw=n a)meleiw=n Id. Aem. 3 . Adv. -fw=s, Ion. -fe/ws Orph. H. 43.11 . a)memf-i/a, h(, freedom from blame, diallakth=ri d' ou)k a). fi/lois mediator has no freedom from blame on the part of his friends, A. Th. 909 ; a)memfi/as xa/rin for avoidance of censure, S. Fr. 283 . (a)memfei/a shd. perh. be written in both passages.) a)memyi-moi/rhtos, on, unexceptionable, OGI 323 (Pergam.), PPar. 63.8 (ii B. C.). Adv. -tws without cause of complaint, BGU 251 (i A. D.). a)memyi/-moiros, on, not complaining of one's lot, Teles p.56.2H. , M.Ant. 5.5 . a)/menai [a_], Ep. pres. inf. from a)/w (q. v.), Il. 21.70 . a)menhn-o/s [a^], o/n, also h/, o/n Opp. H. 2.58 : (a)- priv., me/nos):—poet. Adj., in Hom. chiefly of ghosts or shades, fleeting, neku/wn a). ka/rhna Od. 10.521 , al.; of dreams, 19.562 ; of one wounded, a). e)/a xalkoi=o tuph=|si Il. 5.887 ; *pugmai=oi Hes. Oxy. 1358.18 ; rare in Trag. (alw. lyr.), a). a)nh/r, of Ajax, S. Aj. 890 ; neku/wn a). a)/galma E. Tr. 193 . of men in general, fleeting, feeble, fu=l' a). a)nqrw/pwn h.Cer. 352 ; skioeide/a fu=l' a). Ar. Av. 686 . in physical sense, feeble, weak, i)sxnoi=si kai\ a)menhnoi=si Hp. Prorrh. 2.30 ; a). fwnh/ Arist. Pr. 899a30 ; oi( a)/kentroi sfh=kes . . a)menhno/teroi Id. HA 628b4 , cf. Ti.Locr. 100c ; u(/dwr -o/taton pa/ntwn Arr. Ind. 6.3 ; a). klh=ma, fu=llon, Thphr. CP 3.14.5 , HP 3.9.1 ; sperma/tion 4.12.2 ( Comp. ); pu=r Ph. 2.564 ; faint, shadowy, o)/nar Them. Or. 21.263c :—neut. as Adv., feebly, faintly, a)menhno\n fqe/ggesqai Arist. Pr. 899a31 ; dra=n Philostr.Jun. Im. 17 ; a)menhna\ faei/nein Arat. 905 . Regul.Adv. -nw=s Agathem. ap. Gal. 8.938 . (as if from a)- priv., me/nw) not permanent, kathgori/ai Simp. inPh. 832.12 . a)menhn-o/w, weaken, deaden the force of, a)menh/nwsen de/ oi( ai)xmh/n Il. 13.562 . a)menh/s, e/s, = a)menhno/s , E. Supp. 1116 (lyr.). a)menhta/: u(me/na, Hsch. a)menhti/, Adv. without remaining, Suid. a)me/nhtos, on, = a)menhno/s , Hdn.Gr. 2.684 . a)menqh/ristos, on, not careful, Timo 59 (codd. a)penq-). a)mergo/n: h( ei(marme/nh (Cret.), Hsch. a)me/rgw [a^], fut. -cw (v. infr.), pluck or pull, a)/nqe' a)me/rgoisan pai=da Sapph. 121 ; peta/lwn a)/po . . xeri\ karpo\n a)me/rcwn E. HF 397 (lyr.), cf. A.R. 1.882 ; a). ta\s e)la/as Com.Adesp. 437 (squeeze out juice, acc. to Eust. 318.11 ):— Med. , a)merca/menai . . druo\s a)/gria fu/lla Theoc. 26.3 , cf. A.R. 4.1144 , Nic. Th. 864 , etc. a)me/rdw [a^], fut. -sw Orph. L. 169 : aor. h)/mersa, poet. a)/m- (v. infr.):— Pass. , aor. h)me/rqhn (v. infr.).— Ep. , rarely in Trag., never in Att. Prose:—deprive, bereave one of something properly belonging to one, c. acc. pers. et gen. rei, o)fqalmw=n me\n a)/merse Od. 8.64 (v. l.); eu)=t' a)\n dh\ *ku/knon glukerh=s ai)w=nos a)me/rsh|s Hes. Sc. 331 , cf. Simon. 117 ; ei) mh\ sta/sis . . s' a)/merse pa/tras Pi. O. 12.16 : also c. dupl. acc. pers. et rei, timh\n h)/mersen *)olu/mpia dw/mat' e)/xontas h.Cer. 312 : also c. acc. et dat., o)fqalmw=n se/las h)/merse brotoi=sin Man. 6.550 :— Pass. , to be bereft of, fi/lhs ai)w=nos a)merqh=|s Il. 22.58 ; ou)de/ ti daito\s a)me/rdeai Od. 21.290 ; to\ h(=par th=s e)kroh=s a)merqe/n Aret. CA 2.6 , cf. Hierocl. in CA 24p.470M. : rarely c. acc. rei, a)\n . . karpo\n a)merqw=si Thphr. HP 9.8.2 . c. acc. pers. only, bereave of natural rights, to\n o(moi=on a)me/rsai Il. 16.53 ; o)/sse d' a)/merden au)gh\ xalkei/h blinded the eyes, ib. 13.340 , cf. Hes. Th. 698 ; e)/ntea patro\s kala/, ta\ . . kapno\s a)me/rdei robs of their lustre, tarnishes, Od. 19.18 . Act. in pass. sense, lose, bi/on E. Hec. 1027 (lyr.). later, = a)me/rgw , pluck, leimw/nion a)/nqos a)me/rsas (cj. Scalig.) AP 7.657 ( Leon. ). (a)- euph., cf. me/rdei.) a)me/r-eia, h(, being without parts, Porph. Sent. 34 , Procl. Inst. 86 ,al., Dam. Pr. 60 ; tou= nou= Hero *Deff. 136.25 . a)mer-h/s, e/s, without parts, indivisible, Pl. Tht. 205e , Prm. 138a , Arist. Ph. 231b3 , etc.; to\ a). Hp. Virg. 1 ; introduced into Latin by Cic. , Plu. Cic. 40 . Adv. -rw=s Alex. Aphr. in Metaph. 714.25 ; a). kai\ a)diasta/tws Porph. Sent. 33 . ta\ a). in Logic, summa genera, Arist. APo. 100b2 . impartial, kri/seis Luc. Cal. 8 . a)mer-iai=os, a, on, momentary, fro/nhsis Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.50 . a)merimn-e/w, to be care-free, Iamb. VP 5.21 . (a)merimna/w, only Moer. 79 .) a)merimn-i/a, h(, freedom from care, Plu. 2.83o a, Secund. Sent. 8b ; a). th=s despotei/as Hdn. 2.4.6 . as law-term, guarantee, release, IG 14.956 ; tino/s PLips. 59 ; receipt, Just. Nov. 128 . personified, *sebastw=n *)a., = Securitas Augustorum, CIG 2778 (Aphrodisias). a)merimn-iko/s, h/, o/n, = a)me/rimnos 1 , c. gen. obj., e)mou= PFay. 130 (iii A. D.). a)me/rimn-os, on, free from care, unconcerned, Men. 1083 ; bi/os AP 9.359 ( Posidipp. or Pl.Com. ); a). u(/pnon eu(/deis Eranos 13.87 . Adv. -nws Vett. Val. 355.6 , Hdn. 4.5.7 , IG 14.1839 : Comp. -o/teron, e)/xein PLips. 105 (i A. D.). Pass. , uncared for, S. Aj. 1207 . oi)noxoei= krh/nhs e)c a)merimnote/rhs, either causing less care, i.e. more easily attained, of the fount of inspiration, or possibly less celebrated, AP 11.24 (Antip.). a)me/rimnon, to/, = a)ei/zwon me/ga , Plin. HN 25.160 . a)me/ristos, on, undivided, indivisible, Pl. Tht. 205c , Ti. 35a , Dam. ap. Simp. in Ph. 625.4 , Procl. Theol.Plat. 1.4 : Comp. , Id. Inst. 62 . Adv. -tws Iamb. Myst. 1.9 , Jul. Or. 4.157a , Syrian. in Metaph. 107.6 . Astrol., in act. sense, not imparting, a)ste/res a). tw=n i)di/wn a)gaqw=n Vett.Val. 64.3 . a)me/rmera: polla/ ( Lacon. ), Hsch. a)mermhrei/, Adv. carelessly, Suid. , Eust. 1416.10 . a)merno/s: a)/peiros, Hsch. a(mero-koi/ths, a(mero/-koitos, Dor. for h(mero/-. a)mersi/-ga^mos, on, robbing of wedlock, Nonn. D. 7.226 . a)mersi/-nh, h(, = e(lci/nh , Dsc. 4.39 . a)mersi/-noos, on, depriving of mind, maddening, Nonn. D. 1.388 , prob. in Ps.- Dsc. 4.78 . a)/mersis, ews, h(, deprivation, Eust. 1585.46 . a)mersi/frwn, on, = a)mersi/noos , Hsch. a)merfe/s: ai)sxro/n, Hsch. a)me/sai: a)maurw=sai, Id. (leg. a)me/rsai). a)mesola/bhtos, on, not seized by the middle, i.e. not thrown, of a victorious wrestler, BCH 16.445 (Phaselis), LW 3.363 (Mylasa): metaph., fw=s a). pare/xwn, of the sun, Jul. Or. 4.153c . a)/mesos, on, immediate: a)/mesa kai\ a)napo/deikta, of propositions that cannot be proved syllogistically by means of a middle term, Arist. APr. 68b30 , APo. 72b19 , etc.; ta\ a)/. tw=n e)nanti/wn direct opposites, Plot. 6.3.20 . Adv. a)me/sws immediately, Olymp. in Phlb. p.256 S. , Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 162.19 , Procl. Inst. 30 , dub. in Phld. Herc. 1251.3 . a)meso/ths, thtos, h(, immediacy, Eustr. in APo. 176.4 . a)me/sw: w)mopla/tai, Hsch. (cf. Lat. umerus, Goth. ams-). a)meta/-ba^tos, on, not changing place, stationary, h(/lios Cleom. 2.1 ; ou)rano/s Simp. in Ph. 611.5 . Adv. -tws without transition, a)kinh/tws kai\ a). Procl. Inst. 52 , cf. Simp. in Ph. 1162.6 . Gramm., intransitive, r(h=ma A.D. Pron. 44.12 , al. Adv. -tws intransitively, Sch. Ar. Pl. 158 . Pass. , incapable of being traversed, i.e. unextended, Epicur. Ep. 1p.18U. a)meta-blhsi/a, h(, unchangeableness, Arist. Ph. 230a10 , Thphr. CP 6.19.3 . a)meta/-blhtos, on, hyperdor. -atos Philol. 21 , unchangeable, ko/smos l.c., cf. Arist. Metaph. 1019a27 ; a)/toma kai\ a). Epicur. Ep. 1p.7U. ; a). ei)s a)/lla Ti.Locr. 98c . unchanged, J. AJ 15.7.5 ; to\ a)meta/blhton Plu. 2.1011a : Gramm., not inflected, A.D. Synt. 322.26 ; of food, not transformed by digestion, Gal. 6.575 , cf. Thphr. CP 6.10.2 . Adv. -tws Iamb. Protr. 21 .ks/, Hierocl. in CA 1p.420M. ; and a)meta-ti/, gloss on a)sperxe/s , Sch. Il. 16.61 . a)meta/-bolos, on, = foreg., Plu. Mar. 42 . Music, without modulation, su/sthma Aristid.Quint. 1.8 , Bacch. Harm. 74 ; a(rmoni/a Plu. 2.437d a)meta/-gnwstos, on, unalterable, implacable, mi=sos J. AJ 16.10.1 . not to be repented of, h(donh/ Max.Tyr. 1.4 . a)meta-do/castos, on, unshakeable in one's convictions, Phld. Herc. 1003 . Adv. -tws ibid. a)meta-dosi/a, h(, the habit of not giving, avarice, Sch. Od. 17.407 . a)meta/-dotos, on, not imparting, sharing, tino/s Sch. E. Hipp. 145 : abs., niggardly, bi/os Nic.Dam. p. 144b 28 D. ; of persons, opp. koinwnhtikoi/, Epict. Sent. 6 . Adv. -ws, zh=n live without giving to any one, Plu. 2.525d . Pass. , not imparted, secret, u(fh/ghsis Vett.Val. 331.6 , cf. PMag.Par. 1.256 . a)meta/-qetos, on, unalterable, immutable, kata/lhyis, of knowledge, Zeno Stoic. 1.20 ; of fate, Chrysipp.ib. 2.264 , cf. Plb. 30.17.2 ; a)ki/nhta kai\ a). OGI 331 (Pergam.), etc. Adv. -tws, diakei=sqai D.S. 1.83 , cf. Ascl. in Metaph. 22.6 . Gramm., not inflected, A.D. Synt. 322.1 . a)meta-ki/nhtos, on, not to be moved from place to place, immovable, Pl. Ep. 343a , Arist. Ph. 212a15 ; of persons, D.H. 8.74 . Adv. -tws, e)/xein stand unmoved, Arist. EN 1105a33 , cf. Jul. Mis. 348d , al. a)meta/-klastos, on, not to be broken, inflexible, to\ a). th=s gnw/mhs X. Ep. 1.2 . a)meta/-klhtos, on, irrevocable, uncontrollable, o(rmh/ Plb. 36.15.7 ; o)rgh/ Hld. 2.10 ( v.l. -blhtos ). a)meta/-klitos, on, inflexible, steadfast, Sch. A. Th. 312 , cf. ib. Pr. 34 . a)meta/-lhptos, on, not to be substituted, A.D. Pron. 8.19 , 46.28 . a)met-a/llaktos, on, unchanging, J. AJ 18.1.6 , Dam. Pr. 370 . a)meta-me/lhtos, on, not to be repented of or regretted, h(donh/ Pl. Ti. 59d ; to\ pepragme/non au)toi=s a). gi/gnetai Id. Lg. 866e ; a)metame/lhton e)sti/ ti/ tini one has nothing to repent of, Plb. 21.11.11 . having no opportunity of repentance, Just. Nov. 129.3 . of persons, unrepentant, feeling no remorse, a). a)ni/atos Arist. EN 1150a22 , 1166a29 . Adv. -tws Them. Or. 19.231a , Inscr.Prien. 114 . a)meta-mi/sqwtos, on, not sublet, PTeb. 372 (ii A.D.). a)meta-no/htos, on, = a)metame/lhtos 1 , Luc. Abd. 11 , Plot. 6.7.26 , Vett.Val. 263.16 , al. Act. , unrepentant, Ep.Rom. 2.5 , Arr. Epict. 25 . Adv. -tws PStrassb. 29 (iii A.D.). a)meta/-peistos, on, not to be moved by persuasion, inexorable, Arist. APo. 72b3 ; a). u(po\ lo/gou Id. Top. 130b16 ; of necessity, Id. Metaph. 1015a32 . Adv. -tws Epicur. Fr. 222 , Phld. Herc. 1003 . of things, unchangeable, steadfast, summaxi/a D.S. 37.20 . a)meta/-plastos, on, not to be remoulded or altered, Diog. ap. Stob. App. p.42G. a)meta-poi/htos, on, indigestible, Xenocr. 42 . a)meta/-ptaistos, on, infallible, pro/rrhsis Gal. 17(1).863 . a)meta-ptwsi/a, h(, unchangeableness, Arr. Epict. 3.2.8 , Hierocl. p.48.7A. a)meta/-ptwtos, on, unchanging, unchangeable, lo/goi mo/nimoi kai\ a). Pl. Ti. 29b ; e)pisth/mh Arist. Top. 139b33 ; h( a)reth/ Id. MM 1209b13 , Stoic. 1.50 , etc.; kata/lhyis a). u(po\ lo/gou Zenoib. 1.20 ; pi/steis Phld. Rh. 1.378S. ( Sup. ). not losing its power, of medicine, Gal. 12.422 . of persons, Plu. 2.659f . Adv. -tws Id. Dio 14 , cf. Phld. Rh. 1.158S. , Polystr. p.29W. a)meta/-statos, on, unchangeable, unchanging, i)/tw a). me/xri qana/tou Pl. R. 361c ; of ideas, ib. 378e ; to\ a)ueta/staton uniformity, Plu. 2.135b . Adv. -tws Procl. in Ti. 3.22D. , etc. a)meta/-streptos, on, not to be diverted, Max.Tyr. 11.5 , cf. POxy. 705.62 . Adv. a)meta-strepti/ [i-] or -ei/ without turning round, straight forward, feu/gein X. Smp. 4.50 , Pl. Lg. 854c , cf. R. 620e , Ph. 1.517 , M.Ant. 8.5 ( v.l. -trepti/ ), etc. a)meta/-strofos, on, not to be turned round, unalterable, Pl. R. 620e , Lg. 960c . a)meta/-treptos, on, = foreg., Plu. Thes. 17 , Iamb. Myst. 6.6 , Herm. ap. Stob. 1.4.7b . Adv. -tws, gloss on a)skele/s , Sch. Od. 4.543 ; also a)meta-trepti/ v.l. in M.Ant. 8.5 . a)meta-treyi/a, h(, = sq., Ptol. Tetr. 16 . a)meta-tropi/a, h(, immovableness, Sch. A.R. 4.1082 . a)meta/-tropos, on, = a)meta/treptos , Orph. H. 59.17 ; do/gma *moirw=n IG 12(7).393 (Amorgos). a)meta-fo/rhtos, on, irremovable, Phlp. in Cat. 32.21 . a)meta/-frastos, on, untranslatable, Phot. s.v. pu/ppac , Sch. Il. 0.607 , Hsch. s.v. qri/tte. a)meta-xei/ristos, on, not hanselled, new, Ar. Fr. 710 . difficult to handle, intractable, Gloss., Hsch. a)mete/nai: a)podou=nai, Hsch. a)me/t-oistos, on, which cannot be alienated or secularized, pro/sodoi OGI 332.19 (Pergam.). a)met-ousi/aston: a)me/toxon, Hsch. a)me/t-oxos, on, having no share of, free from, e)gklhma/twn interp. in Th. 1.39 ; a)gaqw=n Epicur. Fr. 364 ; a)reth=s, kaki/as Stoic. 3.90 , cf. S.E. M. 7.93 ; *ai)w\n metabolh=s a). SIG 1125.11 (Eleusis), cf. Ph. 1.17 , Hierocl. p.33.7A. , Alex. Aphr. in Metaph. 644.12 , Dsc. 5.87 ; a). u(/lhs ou)si/a Plot. 3.5.2 ; polla\ e(no\s a). Procl. in Prm. p.559S. ; without gen., Phld. Ir. p.63W. a)metr-htos, on, also h, on Pi. I. 1.37 :— immeasurable, immense, pe/nqos, po/nos, Od. 19.512 , 23.249 ; a(/ls Pi.l.c.; a)h/r Ar. Nu. 264 ; taraxai/ Phld. Herc. 1251.18 ; inexhaustible, sto/ma *mou/shs AP 7.75 (Antip.), cf. Phth. Sim. 1 . Adv. -tws, xrh=sqai th=| timh=| J. AJ 11.6.12 . unnumbered, countless, e)retmoi/ E. El. 433 . not measured, pleuro/n Str. 2.1.23 , cf. 29 . -i/, Adv. of a)/metros, me/trw| u(/dwr pi/nontes, a). de\ ma=zan e)/dontes Zen. 5.19 . a)metr-i/a, h(, excess, disproportion, opp. summetri/a, Pl. Ti. 87d , cf. R. 486d , Heraclit. All. 8 , Alex.Aphr. Pr. 1.112 , etc. want of moderation, Arist. VV 1251b15 . infinity, countless number, kakw=n Pl. Ax. 367a (in pl.). a)me/tr-ios, a, on, unreasonable, ou)k a). Inscr.Prien. 113.32 . a)metro-ba^qh/s, e/s, immensely deep, Opp. H. 1.85 . a)metro/-bios, on, of immensely long life, e)le/fantes Man. 1.53 ; ko/rakes prob. l. in Epigr. ap. Philostr. Her. 19.17 . a)metro/-dikos, on, breaking bounds of justice, dixostasi/ai B. 10.68 . a)metro-eph/s, e/s, unbridled of tongue, Il. 2.212 , Ph. 1.616 . a)metro-epi/a, h(, garrulily, in pl., Gal. 18(1).253 . a)metro/-ka^kos, on, immeasurably bad, Eun. Hist. p.255D. a)metro-paqh/s, e/s, excessive in emotion, Alcin. Intr. 30 . a)metro-po/ths, ou, o(, drinking to excess, AP 9.644 ( Agath. ), Zen. 5.19 . a)/metros, on, without or beyond measure, immense, kako/n Simon. 37.16 codd.; opp. metrhto/s, Pl. Lg. 820c . Adv. -trws Id. Phd. 86c , etc.: neut. pl. as Adv., Babr. 11.10 . immoderate, in moral sense, Pl. Lg. 690e , etc. Adv. -trws X. Cyr. 1.6.34 . neverceasing, te/ttiges Simon. 174 . disproportionate, Pl. Ti. 87e : Sup. -o/tatos most unequal, Cleom. 1.7 . without metre, prosaic, opp. e)/mmetros, Arist. Po. 1451b1 , D.H. Comp. 3 , etc. Adv. -trws unmetrically, Critias 4 ; not in metre, Poll. 1.19 . a)/metros, = ba/tos , Dsc. 4.37 . a)meu/omai, Dor. = a)mei/bomai , only fut. and aor. 1, surpass, outstrip, a)meu/sasq' a)nti/ous Pi. P. 1.45 ; a)meu/sesqe *ti/sandron Id. Fr. 23 . pass over, u(/data Euph. 119 . purchase(?), GDI 4964 (Gortyn). a)meusieph/s, e/s, surpassing words, fronti/s Pi. Fr. 24 . a)meu/simos, on, (a)meu/omai) passable, A.R. 4.297 . a)meusi/poros, on, path-shifting, tri/odos Pi. P. 11.38 . a)/mh, h(, shovel, Ar. Av. 1145 , Pax 426 , X. Cyr. 6.2.34 ; hod, IG 1.225 e, cf. Suid. water-bucket, pail, a)/mais kai\ ska/fais a)ru/sasqai, prov. of great abundance, Plu. 2.963c . spade, Gp. 2.23.5 . Ion. for a)/mhs, Silen. ap. Ath. 14.644f . hobble for young goats Hsch. a(mh=, Adv., (properly a(mh=|, dat. fem. of a(mo/s = ti\s ) in a certain way, Hp. ap. Gal. 19.78 : elsewh. in the phrase a(mh= ge/ ph| somehow or other, Ar. Ach. 608 , Pl. Prt. 331d , R. 474c , etc. a(mh/kwa: deina/ ( Tarent. ), Hsch. a)mh/n, Hebr. Adv. verily, of a truth, so be it, LXX 1 Ch. 16.36 ; at beginning of sentence, Ev.Matt. 5.18 , al.; doubled, Ev.Jo. 1.51 , al.; to\ a). 1 Ep.Cor. 14.16 . a)mh/nas: e)kpia/cas, a)mu/cas, Hp. ap. Gal. 19.78 . a)/mhnis, ios, o(, h(, = sq., J. AJ 19.4.6 . a)mh/ni_tos, on, (mhni/w) not angry, Hdt. 9.94 ; ba/cis A. Supp. 975 ; xeimw\n *)axaiw=n ou)k a)mh/nitos qeoi=s Id. Ag. 649 . Adv. -tws ib. 1036 . a)mh/n-u_tos, on, not denounced, Hld. 8.13 , cf. Theognost. Can. 83 . Adv. a)mhn-uti/ unannounced, without warning, Steph. in Hp. 1.100 D. , al., prob. in A.D. Adv. 161.8 . a(/mhroi, = o(/mhroi , EM 83.19 , Hsch. ; cf. *)ama/rios. a(/mhron: ne/on, EM 83.18 . a)mh/ruos, v.l. for sq. ap. Sch. A.R. 2.221 . a)mh/ru^tos, on, not to be wound up, i.e. tedious, gh=ras A.R. 2.221 ; lo/goi Com.Adesp. 837 ; ma/qhsis Phld. Herc. 873.8 ; h(/lioi Anon. ap. Stob. 3.28.21 . a(/mhs, htos, o(, kind of milk cake, Ar. Pl. 999 , Antiph. 89 , Men. 491 , Clearch. 65 , Ph. 1.390 . kind of oven, Dieuch.ap Orib. 4.5.2 . a)m-hth/r [a^, but a_ metri gr.], h=ros, o(, (a)ma/w A) reaper, Il. 11.67 , Theoc. 7.29 : Adj., a)mhth=ri tu/pw| in form like a sickle, Nonn. D. 26.302 :—fem. a)m-h/teira EM 83.2 . a)m-hth/rion, to/, sickle, Max.Tyr. 30.7 . a)m-hth/s, o(, reaper, Porph.ad Il. 19.222 . a)m-htiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for reaping, dre/panon a). reaping-hook, Ael. NA 17.37 . a)mhti/skos, o(, Dim. of a)/mhs, Telecl. 1.12 , cf. Pherecr. 130.7 codd. Ath. a)/mhtos [a_], o(, (a)ma/w A) reaping, harvesting, Il. 19.223 . harvest, harvest-time, Hes. Op. 384 , 575 , Hdt. 2.14 , 4.42 , Hp. Epid. 6.8.19 , Thphr. HP 3.4.4 , A.R. 3.418 , etc. crop, harvest gathered in, or field when reaped, D.P. 194 , Arat. 1097 : with another Subst., lhi/+oio a)mh/toio Opp. C. 1.527 : metaph., of a beard, AP 11.368 ( Jul. ). (Gramm. distinguish a)/mhtos ( 1 ) from a)mhto/s ( 11 ), the latter being regarded as Adj. (sc. si=tos), cf. Hdn.Gr. 1.220 , but Ammon. reverses the distinction.) a)mhtri/s, i/dos, h(, fem. of a)mhth/r, dub. l. in Poll. 1.122 . a)mhtu/s, u/os , h( = a)/mhtos 1 , Hymn.Is. 85 . a)mh/twr, oros, motherless, Hdt. 4.154 , E. Ion 109 , Id. ap. Phot. p. 91 R.; of Melchizedek, Ep.Hebr. 7.3 : of the number 7 , Hierocl. in CA 20p.465M. , cf. Ph. 1.24 ; but h( mona\s a). Gal. 9.934 . that is no mother, unmotherly, mh/thr a)mh/twr S. El. 1154 ; of dam mounted by her foal, Opp. C. 1.261 ; childless, Epigr.Gr. 365 (Cotiaeum). a)mhxan-a/w, = sq., Opp. H. 3.328 , AP 9.591 , etc., in Ep. forms a)mhxano/wsin, -o/wn. -e/w, fut. -h/sw Th. 7.48 : impf. h)mhxa/noun Pl.Com. 45 :—to be a)mh/xanos, to be at a loss for, or in want of, xrh/matos ou)deno/s Hdt. 1.35 , cf. A.R. 4.692 ; a). peri/ tinos about thing, E. IT 734 : c. acc., te/rma A. Ag. 1177 , etc.; tau=ta E. Heracl. 492 : c. dat., a). qesfa/toisi A. Ag. 1113 :—freq. foll. by relative clause, a). po/teron . . h)/ . . S. Ph. 337 ; a). o(/pa| tra/pwmai, o(/poi tra/pointo, A. Ag. 1530 , Pers. 458 : abs., A. Supp. 379 , S. El. 1174 , E. Andr. 983 , Epicur. Fr. 203 , etc. c. inf., not to know how to do, o)/ssan sumbalei=n a)mhxanw= Neophr. 1 ; xro/nos . . o(\n lanqa/nein a). know not how to escape, Antiph. 254 . a)mhxanw=n bioteu/ein live without the necessaries of life, X. Cyr. 2.1.19 ; to be reduced to great straits, ta\ me\n a)porei=n, ta\ d' e)/ti a)mhxanh/sein Th. 7.48 . to be at a loss, amazed, perplexed, a). kio/ntwn at their coming, A.R. 4.692 ; so prob. a). kako/thti 2.410 . a)mhxan-h/s, e/s, poet. for a)mh/xanos, h.Merc. 447 , in gen. pl. -e/wn (but perh. fem. of -os). a)mhxa/n-htos, on, = a)mh/xanos 11 , X.ap.Suid., f. l. in J. AJ 1.19.8 . a)mhxan-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, want of means or resources, helplessness, a)mhxani/h d' e)/xe qumo/n Od. 9.295 ; peni/hn mhte/r' a)mhxani/hs Thgn. 385 , cf. 619 (pl.), Alc. 92 , Hdt. 8.111 , etc.; u(p' a)mhxani/as Ar. Av. 475 . of things, hardship, trouble, xeimw=nos a)mhxani/h Hes. Op. 496 . a)mhxa^no-ergo/s, o/n, unfit for work, Hes. Fr. 198 . a)mhxa^no-poie/omai, go awkwardly to work, mhxanopoie/onta a). Hp. Fract. 30 . a)mh/xa^nos, Dor. a)ma/xanos, on, without means or resources, helpless, Od. 19.363 ; peni/a a). B. 1.61 ; po/rimon au(tw=| th=| po/lei d' a). Ar. Ra. 1429 ; a). kai\ a)/texnos Pl. Plt. 274c ; of animals, opp. eu)mh/xanos, Arist. HA 614b34 : hence, incapable, awkward, a)frade/es kai\ a). h.Ap. 192 , cf. Theoc. 1.85 ; to\n a). o)rqou=n A. Th. 227 ; a). gunh/ E. Hipp. 643 ; a). ei)/s ti awkward at thing, Id. Med. 408 . Adv., a)mhxa/nws e)/xein, = a)mhxanei=n , A. Ch. 407 , E. , etc. c. inf., at a loss how to do, unable to do, to\ de\ bi/a| politw=n dra=n e)/fun a). S. Ant. 79 ; -w/tatos o(/ ti xrh\ le/gein pori/sasqai [ D. ] 60.12 , etc. more freq. in pass. sense, allowing of no means: impracticable, unmanageable, c. inf., a)mh/xano/s e)ssi piqe/sqai Il. 13.726 . of things, hard, impossible, tou=to/ m' a)/nwgas a)mh/xanon a)/llo tele/ssai ib. 14.262 ; tou=to d' a). eu(rei=n Pi. O. 7.25 , cf. Hdt. 1.48 ; o(do\s a). ei)selqei=n road hard or impossible to enter on, X. An. 1.2.21 ; a). e)sti\ gene/sqai Emp. 12 , cf. Hdt. 1.48 , 204 , S. Ant. 175 , etc.: abs., a)mh/xana impossibilities, a)mhxa/nwn e)ra=n ib. 90 , cf. 92 ; deino\s . . eu(rei=n ka)c a). po/ron A. Pr. 59 , cf. Ar. Eq. 759 : Sup. , Them. in Ph. 91.12 . against whom or which nothing can be done, irresistible, freq. in Hom. of Zeus, Hera, Achilles; a). e)ssi, a). e)/pleu, Il. 10.167 , 16.29 ; *)/eros . . a). o)/rpeton Sapph. 40 . of things, a). e)/rga mischief without help or remedy, Il. 8.130 ; do/los Hes. Th. 589 ; kh/dea Archil. 66 ; du/ai A. Eu. 561 (lyr.); a)/lgos, no/soi, S. El. 140 (lyr.), Ant. 363 (lyr.); sumfora/ Simon. 5.11 , cf. E. Med. 392 ; kako/n ib. 447 : Comp. -wte/ra, a)glai/+a Them. Or. 4.51c . esp. of dreams, inexplicable, not to be interpreted, Od. 19.560 . extraordinary, enormous, potamw=n a). mege/qh Pl. Phd. 111d ; h(donai/ Id. Phlb. 46e ; a)mh/ xanon eu)daimoni/as an inconceivable amount of happiness, Id. Ap. 41c : freq.c.acc., a). to\ me/geqos, to\ ka/llos, to\ plh=qos, etc., i.e. inconceivable in point of size, etc., Id. R. 584b , 615a , X. Cyr. 7.5.38 : c. dat., a). plh/qei te kai\ a)topi/a Pl. Phdr. 229d (nisi leg. a)mhxa/nwn plh/qh te kai\ a)topi/ai, where a). = monsters): abs., infinitely great, du/namis Plot. 5.3.16 . freq. in Pl. with oi(=os, o(/sos, a)mh/xanon o(/son xro/non Phd 95c ; a)mhxa/nw| o(/sw| ple/oni by it is impossible to say how much more, R. 588a ; a)mh/ xano/n ti oi(=on Chrm. 155d . Adv., a)mhxa/nws w(s eu)= R. 527e ; a). ge w(s sfo/dra Phdr. 263d . a(mhw=|os, on, with the dawn, Orph. A. 484 . a)/mi ( a)/mmi Eudem. ap. Gal. 14.185 ), -ews (or -ios PTeb., v. infr.), to/, ajowan, Carum copticum, PTeb. 55.5 (ii B. C.), Plin. HN 20.163 , Dsc. 3.62 , etc. a)/. a)/grion, = drakonti/a mega/lh , Ps.- Dsc. 2.166 . a)mi/a (A), h(, kind of tunny, which ascends rivers, perh. bonito, Sotad.Com. 1.26 , Archipp. 20 , Arist. HA 506b13 , Fr. 308 :—also a)mi/as, ou, o(, Matro Conv. 61 :—gender indeterminate, Epich. 59 , cf. 124 , Arist. HA 488a7 , al. a)mi/a (B): fulaki/a, Hsch. a)mi/antos, on, undefiled, pure, u(/dwr Thgn. 447 ; fa/os Pi. Fr. 142 ; ai)qh/r B. 3.86 ; A. Pers. 578 calls the sea h( a)mi/antos; a). tou= a)nosi/ou pe/ri free from stain of ungodliness, Pl. Lg. 777d ; peri\ tw=n o(siwta/twn Epicur. Nat. 15.34 ; ga/moi oi( a). Epigr.Gr. 204.13 (Cnidos), cf. Ep.Hebr. 13.4 ; to/pos LXX 2 Ma. 15.34 ; klhronomi/a 1 Ep.Pet. 1.4 . not to be defiled, D.H. 2.75 . o( a). li/qos asbestos, Arist. Fr. 495 , Dsc. 5.138 , Plin. HN 36.139 . a)mi/as, ou, o(, v. a)mi/a (A). a)mi^gh/s, e/s, (mi/gnumi) unmixed, pure, h(donai/ Arist. EN 1173a23 ; a). kai\ kaqaro/s, of nou=s, Id. Metaph. 989b15 ; ta\ e)la/xista kai\ a). pe/rata tw=n mhkw=n, of geometrical points, Epicur. Ep. 1p.17U. : c. gen., ei)likrinw=s *(/ellhnes kai\ a). barba/rwn Pl. Mx. 245d ; a). pro\s a)/llhla Id. Plt. 265e ; a). tini/ Aret. CD 2.3 , Jul. Or. 2.70b . Adv. -gw=s Iamb. Myst. 1.9 , Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.68 ; also -gi/ Hdn. Epim. 254 . virgin, Sch. E. Or. 108 . a). bi/bloi rolls containing a single author, opp. summigei=s, Tz. Proll.Ar. a)mida/nai: kru/yai, Hsch. a)mi/dion, to/, Dim. of a)mi/s, Aeschin.Socr. 43 , S.E. M. 1.234 . a)mie/ra: a)mmw/dh, e)/rhma, Hsch. a)mierei=: dei/cei, Id. a)/miqa, kind of cake, perh. = a)/mhs , Anacr. 139 , PHamb. 90.18 (iii A.D.). a)mi/qios: mwlw=n, Hsch. a)miqre/w, a)miqro/s, Ep. and Ion. metath. for a)riqme/w, a)riqmo/s, Nicoch. 5 D. , Call. Cer. 86 , Fr. 339 , Phoen. 1.9 , Herod. 6.6 , Simon. 228 . a)mikti/sas: ai)th/sas, xwrisa/menos, Hsch. a)miktomi/ainon, = a)/gnos , Ps.- Dsc. 1.103 . a)/miktos, on, unmingled, that will not mingle, Emp. 35.8 ; a)/. boh/ cries that will not blend or harmonize, A. Ag. 321 ; w(s a)/mikton a)nqrw/pois e)ra=n leo/ntwn Babr. 98.19 . Adv. -tws, Sup. -to/tata Pl. Phlb. 59c . unmixed, pure, bi/os, h(donh/, ib. 50e , 61b :—a). tini unmixed with a thing, Id. Plt. 310d ; a)/mikta kata\ sti/xon, of poems, uniform in metre e.g. of the Epic hexameter, Heph. Poëm. 2 . of persons, not mingling with others, unsociable, savage, of Centaursand Cyclopes, S. Tr. 1095 , E. Cyc. 429 ; dra/kaina Anaxil. 223 ; to\ a)/., = a)mici/a 11 , Hp. Aër. 23 ; a)/. path/r morose, E. Fr. 500 ; fi/lois a)/. kai\ pa/sh| po/lei ib. 425 ; of laws and customs, a)/. no/mima toi=s a)/llois Th. 1.77 ; pro\s a)llh/lw Pl. Sph. 254d ; a)/. tina e(autoi=s katasth=sai refuse to admit him to their society, D. 25.63 . not mixing the breed, Pl. Plt. 276a ; a)/. qurai/w a)ndro/s not having intercourse with . . , Phint. ap. Stob. 4.23.61 . of places, uncivilized, a)/. ai)=a inhospitable land, E. IT 402 ; to/pos Isoc. 9.67 . (Better written a)/meiktos.) a(/milla, hs, h(, contest for superiority, conflict, tw=n new=n a(/millan . . i)de/sqai Hdt. 7.44 ; a(/. i(/ppwn horse-race, ib. 196 , cf. Pi. O. 5.6 , I. 5(4).6 ; r(imfarma/tois a(mi/llais in racing of swift chariots, S. OC 1063 , cf. El. 861 ; a(/. a)gaqw=n a)ndrw=n contest of brave men, D. 20.108 ; meiraki/wn Ar. Eq. 556 ; xorw=n Pl. Lg. 834e ; of boat-races, IG 22.1028.20 , Pl.Com. 183 . c.gen.rei, i)sxu/os trial of strength, Pi. N. 9.12 (pl.); pteru/ gwn a(mi/llais A. Pr. 129 ; podoi=n, lo/gwn, fronh/matos, E. IA 212 , Med. 546 , Andr. 214 ; a)reth=s Pl. Lg. 731b : c. gen. obj., a(/. le/ktrwn contest for marriage, E. Hipp. 1141 ; e)/rwtos Gorg. Hel. 5 : abs., eager desire, Herod. 6.68 (s.v.l.):—also a(/. peri/ tinos Isoc. 10.15 ; freq.in Poets with Adj., a(/. filo/ploutos, polu/teknos striving after wealth or children, E. IT 411 , Med. 557 : with gen.in adjectival sense, a(/.ai(/matos, = ai(mato/es sa , Id. Hel. 1155 :—phrases: a(/millan tiqe/nai, protiqe/nai propose contest, Id. Andr. 1020 , Med. l.c.; a(/. poiei=sqai contend eagerly, o(/kws . . Hdt. 8.10 ; a(/. e)poiou=nto they had a race, Th. 6.32 ; a(/. poiei=sqai pro\s a)llh/lous Pl. Lg. 830d ; ei)s a(/. e)/rxesqai, e)celqei=n, E. Tr. 621 , Hec. 226 ; pro\s a(/. e)lqei=n Id. Med. 1083 ; a(/. gi/gnetai o(/pws . . struggle arises, Th. 8.6 . a)mi/llakan: oi)=non (Theban), Hsch. a(mill-a/omai: fut. -h/somai Ar. Pax 950 , Pl. R. 349c : aor. h(millh/qhn E. (v. infr.), Th. 6.31 ; later h(millhsa/mhn Plu. Arat. 3 , Luc. Par. 51 , Aristid. 1.127 , 149 J. , etc.: pf. h(mi/llhmai E. (v. infr. 11.1 ):—compete, vie, contend, Ar.l.c., etc.; pro\s a)llh/lous Th. l.c.: c. dat.pers., Hdt. 4.71 , E. Andr. 127 , etc.; pro/s tina Id. HF 960 : c. dat. rei, contend in or with a thing, a(millhqei\s lo/gw| Id. Supp. 195 , cf. HF 1255 ; bi/w| Hipp. 426 ; i(/ppois, to/cois, etc., And. 4.27 , Pl. R. 328a , cf. Lg. 834a ; peri/ tinos about or for a thing, Luc. Charid. 20 ; peri/ tini Pi. N. 10.31 ; e)pi/ or pro/s ti, Pl. Lg. 830e , 968b ; u(pe/r tinos Plb. 5.86.8 : a(. w(s . . or o(/pws . . , Pl. R. 349c , X. HG 7.2.14 : c. acc. cogn., a(. sta/dion Pl. Lg. 833a . in pass. sense, po/ll' a(millhqe/nta made subjects of contest, E. Fr. 812.2 . without idea of rivalry, strive, hasten eagerly, e)pi\ to\ a)/kron X. An. 3.4.44 ; pro/s ti to obtain a thing, Pl. R. 490a , Arist. EN 1162b8 , al.; deu=r' a(milla=tai podi/ E. Or. 456 ; se\ th\n o)/regma deino\n h(millhme/nhn Id. Hel. 546 : metaph., c. acc. cogn., poi=on a(milla_qw= go/on; how shall I groan loud enough? ib. 165 ; to/nd' a(millw=mai lo/gon Hec. 271 . Hsch. has Act. , a(milla=n: e)ri/zein, kai\ ei)s ta/xos gra/fein. a(mi/ll-hma, atos, to/, conflict, struggle, S. El. 493 ; kaq' a(milla/mata pra=tos CIG 5149b (Cyrene). a(mill-hte/on, one must vie, pro/sti Isoc. 7.73 ; Socr. Ep. 31 ; tini/ Isoc. Ep. 7.7 . a(mill-hth/r, h=ros, racing, tro/xous a(millhth=ras h(li/ou S. Ant. 1065 . a(mill-hth/rios, a, on, of contest, i(/ppos Philostr. VA 2.11 , Gym. 26 ; a(/rma Aristid. Or. 37(2).15 ; a)gw=nes Men.Prot. p.1 D. :— to\ a(. place of contest, Suid. a(mill-htiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for contest, Pl. Sph. 225a . a(/millos, o(, = a(/milla , Doroth. ap. Phot. p.92 R. a(millofo/ros, Ar. Fr. 42 D. , perh. f.l. for -o/teros (cf. a(millo/teroi: e\pi\ ple/on e)ri/ zontes, Hsch. ); sed potius leg. a)mallofo/ros. a)mi/lluka: dre/panon (Elean), Hsch. a)mi/ltwtos, on, not painted red, lu/xnos PMag.Par. 1.2372 , PMag.Berol. 1.377 , etc. a)mi_mhto/bioi, oi(, the 'Inimitables', name of club, Plu. Ant. 28 . a)mi/mhtos [i_], on, inimitable, xa/rites AP 5.107 ( Crin. ); tini/ in thing, Plu. Per. 13 , etc. Adv. -tws, of inferior imitation, opp. mimhti kw=s, Arist. Po. 1460b32 ; superlatively, Plu. Nic. 1 . not imitated, Id. 2.53d . a)minai=os or a)mminai=os oi)=nos, an Italian wine, Dsc. 5.19 , Gp. 4.1.3 ; made from the grape of that name, Gal. 12.922 :—hence a)mmini/zontes oi)=noi Gp. 8.22.1 . a)mi=cai: ou)rh=sai h)\ h)xh=sai h)\ o(mi/cai, Hsch., EM 83.36 . a)mici/a, Ion. -ih, h(, a being a)/miktos, and so, purity, Thphr. CP 4.16.2 . of persons, want of intercourse, a)llh/lwn Th. 1.3 ; pro\s a(/pantas Luc. Tim. 42 ; unsociableness, Isoc. 6.67 ; a)mici/h xrhma/twn want of commercial dealings, Hdt. 2.136 ; cf. a)meici/a. abstinence from sexual intercourse, Aristaenet. 2.3 . a)/micos, on, = a)/miktos, puro/s PLond. 2.256 (a) 11 . a(/mippos, on, keeping up with horses, i.e. fleet as horse, S. Ant. 985 (lyr.). a(/mippoi, oi(, infantry mixed with cavalry, Th. 5.57 , X. HG 7.5.23 (cj.), Arist. Ath. 49.1 , cf. Aristarch.ad Hdt. 1.215 in PAmh. 2.12 . pair of horses ridden by a postillion, Suid. a)mi/s, i/dos, h(, chamber-pot, Hp. Loc.Hom. 47 , Ar. V. 935 , Th. 633 , etc., f.l. in A. Supp. 842 ; prov., siti/a ei)s a)mi/da mh\ e)mba/llein 'cast not pearls before swine', Plu. 2.12f ; e)s th\n a)mi/da e)nourei=n 'to be suitably treated' (in contempt), Luc. Merc.Cond. 4 . ( a(m- Ar. Fr. 41 D. ) a)mi/sallos, on, unsociable, expl. as = a)mi/sgallos, ge/rontes Epic. ap.Et.Gen. a)mi/saros: a)ko/restos, Hsch. a)misgh/s, e/s, poet. for a)migh/s, Nic. Al. 195 . a)mi_sh/s, e/s, not hateful, agreeable, Ph. 2.70 , Plu. 2.10a : Comp. -e/steros less troublesome, X. Eq. 8.9 . Adv. -sw=s Ph. 2.57 . a)misq-i/, Adv. of a)/misqos, without reward or hire, Archil. 41 . E. Tr. 409 , D. 24.99 ; rent-free, SIG 344 (Teos); xrhma/twn kai\ do/chs a). without reward of money or honour, Plu. Arist. 3 ; a). e)paineqe/ntes only paid with praise, Brut. Ep. 38 ; a). qea/sasqai without paying, Plu. CG 12 . [i^ Archil. l.c.] a)misq-i/a, h(, non-receipt of pay, App. Hann. 17 ; of free teaching, Olymp. in Alc. p.140C. a)/misq-os, on, without hire or pay, opp. e)/mmisqos: hence, Pass. , unpaid, unhired, a)oidh/ A. Ag. 979 , cf. S. Fr. 829 , etc.; lu/ph, a)/. cune/mporos A. Ch. 733 . Adv. -qws, Cret. -tws GDI 5125 (Oaxos). Act. , without paying, Luc. DMeretr. 12.1 . a)mi/sq-wtos, on, not let, bringing no return, oi)=kos D. 30.6 , cf. BCH 35.14 (Delos). unhired, D.S. 18.21 . a)mistu/lleutos, on, = sq., metaph., qeoi/ Dam. Pr. 182 ; kradi/h Procl. H. 7.11 . a)mi/stullos, on, not cut into small pieces, Call. Aet.Fr. 7.35 P. a)/misxos, on, without stalk, Thphr. HP 1.10.7 , 3.7.5 . a)/mitra: mikra/ (Cret.), Hsch. a)/mitros, on, without head-band or girdle, pai=des a)/ girls who have not yet put on the woman's girdle, i.e. unmarriageable, Call. Dian. 14 . a)mitroxi/twnes, oi(, wearing no mi/trh (q.v.) with the xitw/n, epith. of Lycian warriors, Il. 16.419 ; of women, Nonn. D. 48.507 . a)mi/trwtos, on, not bound with a head-band, Nonn. D. 35.220 . a)mixqalo/eis, essa, en, = a)/miktos 111 , inhospitable, epith. of Lemnos in Il. 24.753 , h.Ap. 36 : otherwise expl. as smoky, from the volcano Mosychlos, cf. o(mi/xlh. ( Cypr. acc. to Sch. Il. l.c.) a)mm-, poet. for a)nam-, e.g. a)/mmiga, a)mmi/gnumi, = a)nam- , Tim. Pers. 37 , B. Fr. 16 , etc. a(/mma, atos, to/, (a(/ptw) anything tied or made to tie: hence, knot, Hp. Fist. 4 ; a(/. lu/ein, a)pa/ptein Hdt. 4.98 ; a(/. poiei=sqai X. Eq. 5.1 . noose, halter, E. Hipp. 781 . cord, Id. Ba. 696 , cf. Hp. Steril. 244 , etc.; a(/. parqeni/as maiden girdle, AP 7.182 ( Mel. ), cf. 164 (Antip.), imitated in Epigr.Gr. 248.8 (Philomelium). link of chain, Them. Or. 2.32d . in pl., clinches in wrestling, Gal. 6.143 , cf. Plu. Fab. 23 ; of the wrestler's arms, Id. Alc. 2 . measure of length (like our chain), = 40 ph/xeis, Hero *Geom. 23.14 , al., POxy. 669 (iii A.D.). that which kindles, Ph. 2.504 . a)mma/, h(, mother, EM 84.24 ; foster-mother, nurse, SIG 2868 (Calymna) :—also a)mma/s, h(, EM 84.26 , BGU 449 (iii A.D.); epith. of Rhea and Demeter, Hsch. a)mmallh=s: a)nosti/a, Hsch. *)ammalw=: e(orth\ a)gome/nh *dii/, Id. a)mmamhqa/dhs, = a(maminqa/des (q. v.), Id. a)mma/cai: ai)wrh=sai kai\ krema/sai, h)/ a)poph=cai, Id. a(mmat-i/zw, (a(/mma) tie, bind, in Pass. , Orib. 49.21.4 (prob. Heliod. ), Heliod.ib. 48.28.4 , Apollod. Poliorc. 180.13 . a(mma/t-ion, to/, Dim. of a(/mma 1.1 , Gal. 14.794 . a(mmat-ismo/s, o(, tieing, knotting, Heliod. ap. Orib. 48.43.1 , cf. 48.28.5 . a)mmedapa/n: th\n e)gxw/rion, Hsch. a)mmemi/cetai, a)mme/nw, poet. for a)namemi/cetai, a)name/nw. a)/mmes, Aeol. and Ep. for h(mei=s: acc. a)/mme: gen. a)mme/wn: dat. a)/mmi( nrpar; Hom. , etc.; a)/mmesin, Alc. 100 . a)mme/son, poet. for a)na\ me/son, Hes. a)mme/teros and a)/mmos, = h(me/teros , Alc. 105 A, B. a)/mmi, v. a)/mi. v. a)/mmes. a)mmi/a, Ion. -ih, h(, mother or nurse, Herod. 1.7 , EM 84.26 . a)mmia/cai: a)popni/cai, Hsch. a)/mminos, h, on, = ya/mminos , sandy, nh=soi Peripl.M.Rubr. 4 . a)mmiro/s: peplhrwme/nos, Hsch. a)mmisko/miston: sugkomisto\n a)/rton, Id. a)mmi/ths (sc. li/qos), o(, also a)mmi=tis, h(, sandstone, Plin. HN 37.168 . a)mmo-ba/ths, o(, = a)mmodu/ths , Ael. NA 6.51 . a)mmo/-geios, a, on, in sandy soil, a)gkurobo/lia Peripl.M.Rubr. 24 . a)mmo/-dromos, o(, sandy place for racing, AB 208 . a)mmo-du/ths, o(, sand-burrower, a kind of serpent, Philum. Ven. 22.1 .; diya/s Str. 17.1.21 . a)mmo-du/twr, oros, (prob. for -duo/tas codd.) burrowing in sand, pa/gouros AP 6.196 (Stat. Flacc.). [u^, but cf. xhramodu/ths, sisurnodu/ths.] a)mmo-koni/a, h(, sand mixed with lime, cement, Str. 5.4.6 , cf. Gp. 2.27.4 . a)mmo-koprhgo\n ploi=on ship carrying sand and manure, Sammelb. 423 . a)mmo/-nitron, to/, potash mixed with sand, fused together to produce glass, Plin. HN 36.194 . a)mmo-plu^si/a, h(, sand-washing for gold, Zos.Alch. p.240 B. a)mmo/-pluta, ta/, results of such washing, Anon.Alch. p.37 B. a)mmori/a (A), Ion. -ih, h(, poet. for a)mori/a (not in use), *zeu\s oi)=de moi=ra/n t' a)mmori/hn t' a)nqrw/pwn what is man's fate and what is not, or their good fortune and their bad, Od. 20.76 , cf. AP 9.284 ( Crin. ). a)mmori/a (B), Ion. -ih, h(, = o(mori/a , Epigr. ap. D. 7.40 . a)/mmoros, on, poet. for a)/moiros (q. v.), without share of, without lot in, c. gen., a)/mmoros . . loetrw=n *)wkeanoi=o Il. 18.489 , Od. 5.275 ; kalw=n Pi. O. 1.84 ; pa/ntwn S. Ph. 182 (lyr.); te/knwn a)/. bereft of children, E. Hec. 421 ; ou)k a)/. a)mfi\ pa/la| kunage/tas Pi. N. 6.14 ; a)/. e)sqlh=s e)lpi/dos IG 14.1942.11 . later, simply, free from, without, a)/. kako/thtos Q.S. 1.430 . abs., ill-fated, Il. 6.408 , 24.773 . (a)- priv., smor-, cf. ka/smoros.) a)/mmos (A), or a(/mmos (cf. u(/f-ammos), h(, sand, Pl. Phd. 110a , etc. sandy ground, racecourse, X. Mem. 3.3.6 . (Related to a)/maqos as ya/mmos to ya/maqos.) a)/mmos (B), Aeol. = a(mo/s (A), q. v. a)mmo-skopi/a, h(, divination by sand, title of Orphic work, prob. in Suid. s.v. *)orfeu/s. a)mmo/-trofos, on, growing in sand, AP 4.1.20 ( Mel. ). *)ammou/s, epith. of Zeus, Arist. Fr. 530 . a)mmo-fa^nh/s, e/s, sandy, xqw/n Epigr.Gr. 430 (Egypt). a)mmo/-xru_sos, o(, gem resembling sand veined with gold, Plin. HN 37.188 . a)mmo-xwsi/a, h(, sand-bath, Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 10.8 tit., Antyll. ap. Aët. 3.9 . a)mmo/-xwstos, on, sanded up or over, Eust. 690.5 . a)mmwde/w, suggested as error for ai(mwde/w, Hermog. Meth. 3 . a)mmw/dhs, es, sandy, gravelly, Arist. HA 547b14 , 569a29 , Thphr. CP 2.4.1 , D.S. 17.50 , etc.; ou)=ron Hp. Coac. 478 . *)/ammwn, wnos, o(, the Libyan Zeus, *zeu\s *)/a. Pi. P. 4.16 : said to be Egyptian, Hdt. 2.42 ; *)/ammwnos (ke/ras), = korwno/pous , Ps.- Dsc. 2.130 , etc.:—fem. Adj. *)ammwni/s, i/dos, Libyan, *)a. e(/dra seat of Ammon, i. e. Libya, E. Alc. 114 , El. 734 : Subst. *)a., h(, name of state-trireme, Din. Fr. 14.2 :—also *)ammwnia/s, a/dos, Phot. s.v. *pa/ralos : *)ammwniako/s, h/, o/n , a)pa/th AP 7.687 ( Pall. ), esp. *)a. a(/las kind of rock-salt, Dinon 15 , cf. Dsc. 5.109 , Gp. 6.6.1 , PMag.Lond. 46.397 :—a)mmo-kh/, h(, Ferula marmarica, Ps.- Dsc. 3.84 :—a)mmo-ko/n, to/, gum-ammoniacum, Dsc. 3.48 . a)mmwxei=n: a)rgei=n, Hsch. a)/mna_mos, o(, descendant, Lyc. 144 , 872 , etc.:—also a)mna/mwn, onos, o(, Poll. 3.19 , cf. EM 84.43 .< a)mna/s, a/dos, h(, fem. of a)mno/s, lamb, LXX Ge. 21.28 , al., J. AJ 7.7.3 . a)mna/sei, a)mna/seie, Dor. for a)namnh/s-. a)mnaste/w, a)/mnastos, Dor. for a)mnhst-. a)mnei=os, a, on, of lamb, a). xlai=na lambskin cloak, Theoc. 24.62 :— also a)mnai=os, PRev.Laws 97.7 (iii B. C.). a)mneio/s or a)/mnios (sc. xitw/n, u(mh/n), o(, inner membrane surrounding the foetus, Sor. 1.58 , Gal. UP 15.4 : also in neut. form a)mnei=on, to/, Hippiatr. 14 ; cf. a)mni/on. a)mneu/s, e/ws, o(, south-east wind, Arist. Vent. 973b7 . a)mnh/, Dor. a)mna/, h(, fem. of a)mno/s, ewe-lamb, GDI 3639 (Cos), 4990.11 (Gortyn), Orph. A. 319 . a)mnhmo/neutos, on, unmentioned, Plb. 2.35.4 , Plu. Cam. 29 ; to\ meta\ th\n zwh\n a). Phld. Mort. 36 ; impossible to be remembered, Gal. 8.856 ; e)c a). xro/nou POxy. 1915 (vi A. D.); unheeded, E. IT 1419 . Act. , = a)mnh/mwn , unmindful, D.L. 1.86 , Numen. ap. Eus. PE 14.7 . a)mnhmone/w, A. Eu. 24 , etc.: fut. -h/sw Isoc. 12.253 : aor. h)mnhmo/nhsa Id. 5.72 , X. Smp. 8.1 , etc.:—to be unmindful, abs., A. l.c., E. Or. 216 : c. acc., forget, D. 6.12 , 7.19 , Aeschin. 3.221 : also c. gen., D. 18.285 : freq. in sense, make no mention of, E. IT 361 , Th. 3.40 , Lys. 31.25 ; a). ti peri/ tinos Th. 5.18 ; Pass. , Max.Tyr. 8.5 :—dependent clauses either in partic., a)mnhmonei=s sauto\n drw=nta; do you forget your doing? Pl. Tht. 207d ; or in relative clause with o(/ti . . , Id. R. 474d . a)mnhmosu/nh, h(, forgetfulness, E. Ion 1100 (lyr.). a)mnhmou=ntes: a)qumou=ntes, Phot. p. 93 R. ( -u/ones Hsch. ). a)mnh/mwn, Dor. a)mna/mwn, on, gen. onos, unmindful, forgetful. Pi. I. 7(6).17 , S. Fr. 920 , Pl. Ti. 88b ; tino/s of a person or thing, qew=n A. Th. 606 , cf. E. HF 1397 , Antipho 2.1.7 ; unmindful of kindness, ungrateful, Arist. EN 1167b27 . Pass. , forgotten, not mentioned, E. Ph. 64 . *)amnh/mones, oi(, council of 60 at Cnidus, Plu. 2.292a . a)mnhsi/a, h(, = lh/qh , forgetfulness, LXX Wi. 14.26 , Si. 11.25 . decree of amnesty, POxy. 1668.18 (iii A. D.). a)mnhsi-ka^ke/w, forgive and forget, bestow amnesty on, tino/s Nic. Dam. Vit.Caes. 29 :— Pass. , enjoy an amnesty, D.S. 18.56 . a)mnhsi-ka/khtos, on, not maliciously remembered, a)mnhsika/khton poiei=sqai th\n a(marti/an Plb. 39.7.5 . a)mnhsi-ka^ki/a, h(, forgivingness, LXX 3 Ma. 3.21 . a)mnhsi/-ka^kos, on, forgiving, Nic.Dam. p.110D. Adv. -kw=s D.S. 31.8 . a)mnh/steutos, h(, unwooed; not sought in lawful wedlock (but as concubine), E. Fr. 815 : neut. pl. as Adv., without honouiable wooing, Ps.-Phoc. 198 . a)mnhst-e/w, Dor. a)mnaste/w, = a)mnhmone/w , only pres., to be unmindful, forget, S. El. 482 (lyr.), Arat. 847 :— Pass. , to be forgotten, Th. 1.20 . a)mnhst-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, forgetfulness, ei)=nai e)n a). Pl. Mx. 239e ; a). e)/xein tino/s Heraclit. Ep. 2 , cf. LXX Wi. 19.4 , Plu. 2.612d , etc. esp. amnesty, tw=n progegenhme/nwn e)gklhma/twn SIG 633.36 (Milet., ii B. C.), cf. Str. 7.2.1 , Nic.Dam. Vit.Caes. 28 , Ph. 2.75 , Plu. Cic. 42 , Ant. 14 . failure to mention thing, passing it over Corn. Rh. p.371H. a)/mnhst-os, on, forgotten, Theoc. 16.42 , Lyc. 1230 . Act. , forgetful, Phryn. PS p.20 B. *)amnia/s, h(, epith. of Eileithyia, Ruf. Onom. 229 ; cf. sq. a)mni/on (not so well a)/mnion), to/, bowl in which the blood of victims was caught, Od. 3.444 . inner membrane round the foetus, Emp. 71 ; cf. a)mneio/s. Dim. of a)mno/s, Hermipp. 3 (*)/amnios as pr. n. wrongly Et.Gen.). a)mni/s, i/dos, h/, = a)mnh/ , Theoc. 5.3 . a)mno/a: pro/baton, oi( de\ a)mno/s, Hsch. a)mno-ko/pos: poimh/n, Hsch. a)mno-kw=n, o(, (koe/w) sheep-minded, i.e. simpleton, Ar. Eq. 264 .< a)mno/s, o(, lamb, S. Fr. 751 , Ar. Av. 1559 ; a)mnoi\ tou\s tro/pous lambs in temper, Id. Pax 935 : metaph., o( a). tou= qeou= Ev.Jo. 1.36 : fem. (cf. a)mnh/, a)mni/s), Theoc. 5.144 , 149 , AP 5.205 .—Oblique casesusu. formed from a)rh/n, q. v. (For a)bno/s, i.e. agynos, cf. Lat. agnus.) a)mnofo/ros, on, f.l. for mannofo/ros , Theoc. 11.41 . a)mog-hti/, Adv. of sq., without toil or effort, Il. 11.637 , Call. Dian. 25 , D.H. Dem. 8 , Luc. Nav. 21 , Plot. 6.2.21 , etc. a)mo/g-htos, on, (moge/w) untiring, h.Hom. 8.3 . a)mo/g-w|: a)kopia/stw|, Hsch. a(mo/qen, Ion. a)mo/qen, Adv.: (a(mo/s):— from some place or other, tw=n a)mo/qen ge, qea/, . . ei)pe\ kai\ h(mi=n Od. 1.10 ; a(. ge/ poqen from some quarter or other, Pl. Grg. 492d , Lg. 798b ; a). alone, Opp. C. 1.401 . a(mo/qi (cf. a(/ma), together, in common, Decr.Laced. ap. Th. 5.77 (codd. a)moqei/, expl. by Hdn.Gr. 2.464 as without strife, cf. mo/qos). a(moi=, Adv., (a(mo/s B) somewhither, a(moige/poi AB 04 . a)moib-a/dios, a, on, = a)moibai=os , Opp. C. 4.349 , Q.S. 5.65 , AP 12.238 ( Strat. ). a)moib-a^di/s, Adv., (a)moibh/) by turns, alternately, a). a)/lloqen a)/llos one after another, Theoc. 1.34 ; a). a)ne/ros a)nh\r e(zo/menos A.R. 4.199 , cf. Nonn. D. 24.227 :—also a)moib-ado/n, Parm. 1.19 , A.R. 2.1226 , Ti.Locr. 68e , Them. Or. 17.215b , Agath. 2.21 . in turn, again, Epigr.Gr. 998.9 . a)moib-a/zw, exchange, ta\s e)mpori/as Men.Prot. p.22 D. a)moib-ai=os, on, also a, on, giving like for like, retributive, dei=pna Pi. O. 1.39 ; retributive, ne/mesis, fo/nos, AP 10.123 ( Aesop. ), Opp. C. 2.485 . Adv. -ws alternately, Luc. Am. 9 . interchanging, reciprocal, Emp. 30.3 ; a). bibli/a interchanged letters, Hdt. 6.4 ; a). xa/ris exchange of favours, A.R. 3.82 (but a). eu)nh/ ambiguous (half-human, half-animal), 2.1241 ):—ta\ a). dialogue in Trag., Pl. R. 394b ; of the responsion of choric odes, Plu. Pomp. 48 ; a). a)oida/ Theoc. 8.31 , cf. Il. 1.604 ; answering as in dialogue, Sch. Ar. Pl. 253 , 487 . a)moib-a/s, a/dos, h(, pecul. fem. of foreg., xlai=nan . . h(/ oi( pareke/sket' a)moiba/s which lay beside him as change of raiment, Od. 14.521 ; in succession, ma/xaira Nonn. D. 28.135 . a)moib-eu/s, e/ws, o(, exchanger, ghpe/dwn Lyc. 617 . a)moib-h/, h(, (a)mei/bw) requital, recompense, Hom. only in Od. ; soi\ d' a)/cio/n e)stin a)moibh=s Od. 1.318 ; a)/lloisi di/dou xari/essan a). . . e(kato/mbhs 3.58 ; eu)= e)/rdonti kakh\n a)pe/dwkas a). Thgn. 1263 , cf. E. Or. 467 ; glukei=an mo/xqwn a). Pi. N. 5.48 ; a)ganai=s a). tina\ ti/nesqai to requite him by like return, Id. P. 2.24 ; xari/essa a)moiva/ GDI 3119c (Corinth); oi(/as a). e)c *)ia/sonos kurei= E. Med. 23 ; a)moibai\ tw=n qusiw=n Pl. Smp. 202e ; retribution, e)/rgwn a)nt' a)di/kwn xaleph\n e)pe/qhken a). Hes. Op. 334 : pl., ai)wni/ais a). basanisqhso/menoi Phld. D. 1.19 . repayment, compensation, tei/sousi bow=n e)pieike/' a). Od. 12.382 . that which is given in exchange, tw=| skutoto/mw| a)nti\ tw=n u(podhma/twn a). gi/netai kat' a)ci/an Arist. EN 1163b35 ; th\n a). poihte/on kata\ th\n proai/resin 1164b1 ; de/ka mnw=n a). Plu. Lyc. 9 . answer, a)sxh/mwn e)n th=| a). Hdt. 7.160 . change, exchange, ta\s a). poiei=sqai Str. 11.4.4 ; of money, Plu. Luc. 2 . change, alternation, kakw=n E. El. 1147 ; e(ortw=n Pl. Lg. 653d . transformation, D.L. 9.8 . a)moib-h/dhn, A.R. 2.1071 , Orph. L. 691 . a)moib-hdi/s, Adv., (a)moibh/) alternately, in succession, Il. 18.506 , Od. 18.310 , h.Cer 326 . a)moib-hdo/n, Hp. Ep. 17 ; read by Aristarch. in Il. 18.506 . a)moib-imai=os, a, on, in neut. sg., requital, reward, IGRom. 4.1348 (Lydia). a)moib-o/s, o(, one who exchanges, a)moiboi/ soldiers that relieve others, Il. 13.793 . Adj. in requital or exchange for, ne/kun nekrw=n a). a)ntidou/s S. Ant. 1067 ; a). e(h=s qre/ye didaskali/hs AP 7.341 ( Procl. ). alternating, klhi=des, of Day and Night, Parm. 1.14 . a)moimo/s, = a)moibo/s , Theognost. Can. 65.2 . a)/moina, h(, dub. sens., IG 5(2).4.22 (Tegea, iv B. C.). a)/moios: kako/s (Sicel), Hsch. ; cf. smoi=os. a)moir-e/w, have no lot or share in, u(grou= Placit. 1.3.1 , cf. Phld. Rh. 1 . 45 S. , Ph. 2.9 , Plu. Alex. 23 , etc.; get no benefit from, c. gen., Jul.Laod. in Cat.Cod.Astr. 4.104 : also in Pass. , c. gen., Steph. in Hp. 1.222 D. a)moi/r-hma, to/, loss, want, Hsch. (cod. a)mu/r-). a)moir-i/a, h(, = foreg., Ael. NA 6.65 . a)/moir-os, on, (cf. a)/mmoros) without lot or share in thing, tino/s A. Th. 733 , Eu. 353 , etc.; mostly of those bereft of some good, tw=n kalw=n kai\ a)gaqw=n a)/. Pl. Smp. 202d ; th=s tou= qei/ou sunousi/as Id. Phd. 83e ; th=s a)reth=s Arist. EN 1102b12 :—rarely, freed from some evil, a)/. u(/brews, metabolh=s, Pl. Smp. 181c , Plt. 269e ; tou= gh/rws Isoc. 9.71 . abs., portionless, E. Ph. 610 , Pl. Smp. 197d :—ofthings, a)/xwrakai\ a)/. Tab.Defix. 96.18 , 97.30 . exempt from fate, Trag.Adesp. 248 . c. gen. pers., tw=n ka/twqen qew=n having no portion with them, S. Ant. 1071 . a)moi/xeutos, on, not born in adultery, pai=des Ps.-Callisth. 1.21 (cod. Leid.). a)molg-a/des bo/es, milch-kine, S. Ichn. 5 . a)molg-a/zei: meshmbri/zei, Hsch. a)molg-ai=os, a, on, (a)me/lgw) made with milk, ma=za a). Hes. Op. 590 ; also expl. as = a)kmai/a (from a)molgo/s, Achaean for a)kmh/), bread of the best flour, Ath. 3.115a , cf. Eust. 1018.21 . full of milk, masto/s AP 7.657 ( Leon. ). a)molg-eu/s, e/ws, o(, milk-pail, Theoc. 8.87 , AP 9.224 ( Crin. ). a)molg-h/, h(, milking, Hdn.Gr. 1.310 : but a)mo/lgh, h(, = a)mo/rgh , Gloss. a)mo/lg-ion, to/, milk-pail, Theoc. 25.106 ; also a)molgai=on, Sch. Luc. Hes. 4 . a)molgo/s, o(, Hom. always in the phrase nukto\s a)molgw=|, usu. of dead of night, Il. 11.173 , 15.324 , cf. h.Merc. 7 ; also of evening twilight, Il. 22.317 (when Venus is seen), and morning twilight, ib. 28 (when Sirius rises in autumn); i(era=s nukto\s a)molgo/n A. Fr. 69 ; a)molgo/s alone, Orph. H. 34.12 , f.l. in E. Fr. 781.6 :—as Adj., nu/c ib. 104 . (Derived by Eust. 1018.21 from a)molgo/s, Achaean for a)kmh/, but more prob. = milking-time.) a)mo/luntos, on, (molu/nw) undefiled, LXX Wi. 7.22 , X.Eph. 2.9 , Muson. Fr. 18 B p.105 H., Arr. Epict. 4.11.8 ; parqe/nos IG 14.264 (Agrigentum). Act. , not leaving any stain, kinei=n me/xri a)molu/ntou Crito ap. Gal. 12.487 , cf. Antyll. ap. Orib. 9.24.4 , Olymp. in Mete. 307.1 . a)mo/mhlis: a)/pios, a)xra/s, Hsch. a)mo/mfhtos, f.l. in A. Ch. 510 . a)/momfos, on, (momfh/) blameless, A. Eu. 475 ; pro\s u(mw=n ib. 678 . Act. , having nothing to complain of, cj. Robortellus for a)/morfos, ib. 413 . a)mona/distos, on, not reduced to a unit, Dam. Pr. 117 . a)mo/ra, h(, sweet cake, Philet. ap. Ath. 14.646d . a)morb-ai=os, on, epith. of xara/drai, Nic. Th. 28 , 489 , expl. by Sch. as rustic, pastoral, or dark. a)morb-a/s, a/dos, h(, fem. of a)morbo/s: a)morba/des *nu/mfai in A.R. 3.881 (acc. to Sch.) rural or attendant Nymphs. a)morb-eu/s, e/ws, o(, = a)morbo/s , Opp. C. 3.295 . a)morb-eu/w, follow, attend, c. dat., Nic. Fr. 90 :— Med. , let follow, make follow, Id. Th. 349 :—a)morbe/w, Antim. 23 . a)morb-i/ths, o(, Sicel for a)mo/ra, Ath. 14.646f ; cf. a)morgi/ths. a)morb-o/s, o(, follower, attendant, Call. Dian. 45 : esp. herdsman, shepherd, Id. Hec. 6 , Nic. Th. 49 , Opp. C. 1.132 . as Adj., dark, Sch. Nic. Th. 28 ; and a)morbw=| is v.l. for a)molgw=| , Hom. a)mo/rgeia: xrw/matos ei)=dos, a)po\ nh/sou *)amorgou=ntos, Suid. a)morgeu/s, e/ws, o(, one who presses olives, Poll. 1.222 . a)mo/rgh, h(, (a)me/rgw) watery part which runs out when olives are pressed, Hp. Aph. 7.45 , Thphr. CP 6.8.3 , Dsc. 1.102 . kind of dye (as expl. of a)mo/rginos, q.v.), Sch. Ar. Lys. 150 . = a)morgi/s , Sch. Aeschin. 1.97 . a)mo/rghs, ou, o(, = foreg. 1.1 , Arist. Col. 796a27 . a)morgi/dion, to/, Dim. of a)morgi/s, dub. l. in Paus.Gr. Fr. 47 (leg. a)mo/rgina). a)mo/rginos, on, made of a)morgi/s, xitw/nia Ar. Lys. 150 , Pl. Ep. 363a ; xitw/n Antiph. 153 , IG 2.754.10 ; ka/lumma Clearch. 25 ; ta\ a). (sc. i(ma/tia) Eup. 241 , Aeschin. 1.97 :—also expl. as pr. n., made in Amorgos, Poll. 7.74 ; or purple, St.Byz. s.v. *)amorgo/s , EM 129.15 , cf. 86.16 , Sch. Ar. Lys. 150 . *)amo/rgion, to/, = *)amorgo/s , Charax 44 . a)morgi/s, i/dos, h(, stalks of mallow (Malva silvestris), used like hemp or flax, a)/lopos a). Ar. Lys. 735 : acc. a)/morgin, v.l. a)morgi/da , ib. 737 . (Perh. from the pr. n. *)amorgo/s as place of growth.) proparox. a)/morgis, ews, h(, = a)mo/rgh , Hdn.Gr. 1.87 . a)morgi/tas (i.e. a)morv-, cf a)morbi/ths): plakou=ntas, Hsch. a)/morgma: su/llegma, a)/rtuma, Id. a)morgo/s (A), o(, (a)me/rgw) one who squeezes or drains, a)morgoi/, po/lews o)/leqroi Cratin. 214 . a)ne/mwn lampth=ras a)morgou/s lanterns which protect [the light] from winds, F.m p.84 . proparox. a)/morgos ( v.l. a)/mergos ), = a)mo/rgh , Ph. Bel. 86.34 , al. a)morgo/s (B), o(, = a)morgi/s , Cratin. 96 , cf. Paus.Gr. Fr. 47 , Harp. *)amorgo/s, o(, the island of Amorgos, Heraclid. Pol. 47 , etc.:—Adj. *)amo/rgios, IG 1.244 , 2.17 , etc.:—also *)amorgi=nos, Suid. s.v. *simwni/dhs *kri/new; *)amorgi/ths, Nic. Dam. p.37 D. *)amorgou=s, ou=ntos, o(, = foreg., Suid. s.v. a)mo/rgeia , q. v. a)mori/a, h(, v. a)mmori/a. a)mori/ths, o( , a)/rtos, = a)mo/ra , LXX 1 Ch. 16.3 . a)mo/rcai, = o(mo/rcai , Hsch. a)/moros, on, = a)/moiros , c. gen., te/knwn E. Med. 1395 ; w)di/nwn AP 7.465 ( Heraclit. ). abs., unlucky, wretched, cj. Pors. for a)/moiros in S. OT 248 . a)mo/rrwton: a)qa/naton, Hsch. a)morf-i/a, h(, formlessness, Thphr. Metaph. 33 ; u(/lhs Herm. ap. Stob. 1.11.2 , cf. Plot. 6.7.20 . unshapeliness, unsightliness, E. Or. 391 , Arist. Ph. 190b15 . a)/morf-os, on, misshapen, unsightly, gunh/ Hdt. 1.196 ; gh=ras Thgn. 1021 ; stolh/n g' a)/morfon a)mfi\ sw\m' e)/xeis E. Hel. 554 : metaph., mu=qos Pl. Lg. 752a : Sup. a)morfe/statos (as if from a)morfh/s) Hdt. l.c.: regul. Comp. -o/teros X. Smp. 8.17 : Sup. -o/tatos Plu. Mar. 2 , etc. Adv. -fws uglily, Luc. Am. 41 . without form, shapeless, Pl. Ti. 51a : c. gen., a)/. e)kei/nwn a(pasw=n tw=n i)dew=n without partaking of their form, ib. 50d ; h( u(/lh to\ a)/. e)/xei pri\n labei=n th\n morfh/n Arist. Ph. 191a10 . metaph., degrading, Pl. Lg. 855c . a)morf-o/w, disfigure, pro/swpon da/krusi Sch. Il. 2.269 . a)morf-u/nw, = foreg., Antim. 72 . a)mo/rf-wtos, on, not formed, unwrought, S. Fr. 249 ; without form, qeo/s Procl. in R. 1.40 K.; a). kai\ a)sxhma/tistos u(/la Ti. Locr. 94a , cf. Plot. 6.7.3 ; unfigured, of stars in no constellation, Ptol. Alm. 7.5 . Adv. a)morfw/tws Procl. in Prm. p.780 S. a(mo/s (A) or a)mo/s [a_], h/, o/n, Aeol. a)/mmos Alc. 105 A, Milet. 3 No. 152.35 , = h(me/teros (cf. u(mo/s for u(me/teros, sfo/s for sfe/teros, A.D. Pron. 111.18 ), freq. used for e)mo/s, Il. 8.178 , Od. 11.166 , etc.; esp. in Dor. , Pi. P. 3.41 , 4.27 , Theoc. 5.108 ; Lacon. , Ar. Lys. 1181 ; Cretan, GDI 4952 D 23 , etc.; Sicilian, IG 14.952 (Agrigentum); also Trag., A. Th. 417 , Ch. 428 , S. El. 279 , Ph. 1314 , etc. (Written a)mo/s when = e)mo/s by Demetr.ad Il. 6.414 ; but the distn. is not observed.) a(mo/s (B), [a^], old word equiv. to tis, only in Adv. forms a(mou=, a(mh=, a(moi=, a(mw=s, a(mo/qen, a(mo/qi, and in compds. as ou)damo/s, Hdn.Gr. 1.169 . ( sṃ-, cf. Goth. sums (some one), suman (sometime, once).) a)mos, Dor. for h)=mos, as, when, Theoc. 4.61 , etc. a)mo/sxeutos, on, (mo/sxos A) without branches, Nonn. D. 22.21 . a)/moton, Adv. insatiably, incessantly, in Hom. always with Verbs expressing passion, desire, etc., esp. a)/. memaw/s full of insatiate longing, Il. 4.440 , al.; a)/. klai/w teqnho/ta I weep continually, 19.300 ; a)/. kexolwme/nos implacably angered, 23.567 ; ma/xhs a)/. meneai/nwn Hes. Sc. 361 ; h(mi/onoi a)/. tanu/onto they struggled restlessly forwards, Od. 6.83 : later, vehemently, violently, li\s a)/. kerai/+zei Theoc. 25.202 ; but sth= r() a)/. stood unwaveringly, A.R. 2.78 :—later regul. Adv. -tws Sch. Il. 4.410 . later, Adj. a)/motos, on, furious, savage, kako/n prob. in Simon. 37.16 ; qh/r Theoc. 25.242 ; pu=r Mosch. 4.104 .—Poet. word. a(mou=, Adv. of a(mo/s (B), somewhere, a(mou= ge/ pou somewhere or other (Bekk. for a)/llou ge/ pou), Lys. 24.20 ; a)/lloqi mhde\ a(mou= no-where else at all, IG 2.11 . a)mourgo/s, o/n, v.l. for a)morgo/s (A) 1.2 . a)mous-i/a, h(, want of education, taste or refinement, rudeness, E. Fr. 1020 , etc., cf. Chor. Zach.Dial. 2 ; joined with a)peirokali/a, Pl. R. 403c . want of harmony, E. HF 676 . a)mous-ologi/a, h(, inelegance of language, Ath. 4.164f (pl.). a)/mous-os, on, without song, of fishes, Emp. 74 ; but usu. without the Muses, i.e. without taste or refinement, rude, E. Ion 526 , Ar. V. 1074 ; a)/. kai\ a)filo/sofos Pl. Sph. 259e ; a)/. h(donh/, a(marth/mata, gross pleasure, faults, Pl. Phdr. 240b , Lg. 863c ; a)/. e)sti, c. inf., it is incongruous, Ar. Th. 159 ; tw=n *leibhqri/wn a)mouso/teros, prov. for lowest degree of mental cultivation, Zen. 1.79 : Sup. , glw=tta -ota/th Agath. 2.28 . Adv. -ws Pl. Hp.Ma. 292c . of persons, unmusical, Id. Sph. 253b , al. of sounds, unmusical, discordant, a)/mous' u(laktei=n E. Alc. 760 ; a)mouso/tatai w)|dai/ Ph. 807 , etc. Adv. -ws Jul. Or. 8.247d . a)mou/s-wtos, on, = a)/mousos , S. Fr. 819 . a)/mouxa: kaqareu/ousa ( Lacon. ), Hsch. ; cf. a)musxro/s. a)moxq-ei/ or a)moxq-i/ [i_], Adv. without toil, A. Pr. 210 , E. Ba. 194 . a)mo/xq-htos, on, -sq., Opp. C. 1.456 . Adv. -tws Babr. 9.2 . a)/moxq-os, on, free from toil and trouble, of persons, S. Fr. 410 ; a)/. bi/os Tr. 147 . Adv. a)mo/xqws Man. 2.173 , al. shrinking from toil, kardi/a Pi. N. 10.30 , E. Fr. 240 . not tired, X. Mem. 2.1.33 . a)mo/w, inaor. part. a)mw/sas, hang( Tarent. ), Hsch. a)mo/wlon, clean vessel, Id. a)mo/wmfos: a)/pistos, Id. a)mp-, poet., esp. Ep. , Lyr., abbrev. for a)nap-, under which will be found words beginning with a)mp-. a)mpadi/hn: a)mfadi/hn, Hsch. a)mpa/zontai: a)napau/ontai, Id. a)/mpaides, v. a)mfi/pais. a)mpai/neqai, v. a)nafai/nomai. a)mpaisth/r, h=ros, o(, door-knocker, IG 4.1484.79 (Epid.). a)mpali/norros, on, strengthd. for pali/norros, Philetaer. 11 (cj. Meineke). a)/mpalos, poet. for a)na/palos, fresh casting of lots. a)/apalon be/men Pi. O. 7.61 , cf. Eust. 64.43 , 1434.28 ; kat' a)/npalon misqou/ntw let by repeated auction, SIG 546.15 (Aetol., iii B.C.). a)mpana/menos, v. a)nafai/nomai. a)/mpansis, a)mpanto/s, a)mpantu/s, v. a)mf-. a)mpa/cai: pau=sai ( Lacon. ), Hsch. ; cf. a)mpa/zontai. a)/mpauma, a)mpau/w, etc., v. a)nap-. a)mpedi/on, a)mpedih/reis, a)mpe/lagos, should be written divisim a)\m pedi/on, i.e. a)na\ pedi/on, etc. a)/mpeira, = a)na/peira (q. v.). a)/mpeiros: e)/mpeiros, Hsch. a)mpei/rw, poet. for a)napei/rw. a)mpel-a/nqh, h(, = oi)na/nqh , Luc. VH 2.5 . a)mpel-ei/a, h(, vineyard, IPE 12.418 (Cherson.). a)mpe/l-eios, on, of vine or vineyard, Suid. a)mpel-ew/n, =nos, o(, poet. for a)mpelw/n, Theoc. 25.157 . a)mpel-iko/s, h/, o/n, of the vine, v.l. in Hp. Acut. (Sp.) 5 , cf. M.Ant. 8.46 ; xwri/on IG 7.2808 (Hyettus); a)mpelika/, ta/, tax on vineyards, PPetr. 3p.243 , cf. Vett. Val. 76.10 ; also -kh/, h(, PPetr. 3p.289 . Adv. -kw=s Arr. Epict. 2.20.18 . a)mpe/l-inos, on, also h, on, = foreg., karpo/s Hdt. 1.212 ; oi)=nos a). grape-wine, opp. oi)=nos kri/qinos, etc., Id. 2.37 , 60 ; fu/lla Arist. PA 668a23 ; a). bakthri/a vine-stick, Plb. 29.27.5 . metaph., grau=s a)mpeli/nh anus vinosa, AP 7.384 ( Marc.Arg. ). a)mpe/l-ion, to/, Dim. of a)/mpelos, Ar. Ach. 512 , Pax 596 , Hp. Nat.Mul. 109 . a)mpe/l-ios, on, = a)mpe/leios, me/qusma Ph. 1.680 ; poto/n Ach. Tat. 2.2 . a)mpel-i/s, i/dos, h(, Dim. of a)/mpelos, young vine, vine-plant, Ar. Ach. 995 . = a)mpeli/wn , Id. Av. 304 , cf. Poll. 6 . 52 . kind of sea-plant, Dionys. Av. 2.7 . a)mpel-itiko/s, h/, o/n, planted with vines, gh= PTeb. 5.17 (ii B. C.). a)mpel-i=tis, idos, h(, of or for vines, a). gh= vine-land, OGI 90.15 (Rosetta), cf. Mélanges Holleaux 105 . a). gh=, a bituminous earth (cf. Plin. HN 35.194 ) used to cure fqeiri/asis in vines, Posidon. 64 ; as a cosmetic, Dsc. 5.160 . a)mpel-i/wn, wnos, o(, kind of singing bird, Dionys. Av. 3.2 . a)mpelo-genh/s, e/s, of vine kind, Arist. Ph. 199b12 . a)mpelo/-desmos, o(, Sicilian plant used for tying up vines, esparto, Lygeum Spartum, Plin. HN 17.209 . a)mpelo/-eis, essa, en, but fem. eis Il. 2.561 :— rich in vines, vine-clad, of countries, Il.l.c., 3.184 , 9.152 , Thgn. 784 , Pi. Pae. 2.25 , etc. of the vine, a). ba/ktron vine-stick, Nonn. D. 14.102 ; a). kauli/a vine-shoots, Nic. Al. 142 . a)mpelo-ergo/s, o(, = a)mpelourgo/s , AP 6.56 ( Maced. ). a)mpelo/-karpon, to/, = a)pari/nh , Dsc. 3.90 . a)mpelo/-klhma: vitis, and a)mpelo-klhmi/a: vitis vineae, Gloss. a)mpelo-mici/a, h(, intercourse with vines, Luc. VH 1.9 . a)mpelo-poii/a, h(, = a)mpelourgi/a , Eust. 1619.59 . a)mpelo/-prason, to/, wild leek, Allium Ampeloprasum, Dsc. 2.150 , Did. ap. Ath. 9.371f . a)/mpelos, h(, any climbing plant with tendrils, esp. grape-vine, Vitis vinifera ( a)/. oi)nofo/ros Dsc. 4.181 ; a)/.th=s *)/idhs is a variety, V.v. apyrena, grape-currant, Thphr. HP 3.17.4 ), Hom. (not in Il. exc. in Adj. a)mpelo/eis), etc.; puroi\ kai\ kriqai\ kai\ a)/mpeloi Od. 9.110 , cf. 133 , Alc. 44 , Hdt. 4.195 , etc.; a)/. kai\ e)la/an kai\ ta\ a)/lla a)kro/drua Thphr. HP 4.4.11 ; a)/. th\n peri\ to\ i(ero\n ko/ptontes, in collective sense (cf. i(/ppos, h(), Th. 4.90 ; of wine, a)mpe/lou dro/sos Pi. O. 7.2 ; a)mpe/lou pai=s Id. N. 9.52 . a)/. a)gri/a wild vine, Vitis silvestris, Dsc. 4.181 , 5.2 , Plin. HN 23.19 :—also = a)/. leukh/ , Thphr. 9.14.1 , 9.20.3 , Gal. 14.186 . a)/. leukh/ bryony, Bryonia cretica, Dsc. 4.182 , Gal. 11.826 (but leukh\ a)/. white grape, Thphr. CP 1.20.5 ). a)/ me/laina black bryony, Tamus communis, Dsc. 4.183 , Gal. 11.827 . a)/. ponti/a wrack, Fucus volubilis, Thphr. HP 4.6.9 . vineyard, Ael. NA 11.32 . engine for protecting besiegers, mantlet, Apollod. Poliorc. 141.7 . measure of length, = 20 palaistai/, Hero *Deff. 131 . = ai)gialo/s (Cyren.), Hsch. a)mpelo-sta^te/w, plant vines, GDI 3632 (Cos), Poll. 7.141 . a)mpelo-te/mnw (sic), prune vines, PLond. 1.131.375 (i A.D.). a)mpelo-to/mon dre/panon pruning-hook for vines, Hsch. s.v. bi/sbh. a)mpelo-tro/fos, on, nurturing vines, B. 6.5 . a)mpelourg-ei=on, to/, vineyard, Aeschin. 2.156 ( v.l. a)mpelw=ni ), Suid. s.v. a)mpe/leios. a)mpelourg-e/w, fut. -h/sw Philostr. Im. 2.17 ; work in or cultivate vineyard, esp. dress or strip vines, Ar. Fr. 43 D. , Thphr. CP 3.7.5 , Plu. Phil. 4 , Luc. VH 1.39 :— Pass. , a)/mpelos a)mpelourgoume/nh Thphr. CP 3.14.1 . metaph., strip, plunder, po/lin D.ap.Aeschin. 3.166 . a)mpelou/rg-hma, to/, vine-dresser's work, Poll. 7.140 (pl.). a)mpelourg-i/a, h(, vine-dressing, Thphr. CP 3.14.2 , Luc. Salt. 40 : in pl., vineyards, Lib. Or. 11.234 , Poll. 1.228 . a)mpelourg-iko/s, Dor. a)mpelourg-wrgiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for culture of vines, [ga=] Tab.Heracl. 2.43 ; h( -kh/ (sc. te/xnh), vine-dressing, Pl. R. 333d , Ph. 1.329 . Adv. -kw=s Poll. 7.141 . a)mpelourg-o/s, o(, vine-dresser, Ar. Pax 190 , Hp. Epid. 4.25 , IG 2.1055 , Thphr. CP 2.4.8 , PPetr. 3p.59 ; title of plays by Amphis and Alexis; cf. a)mpeloergo/s. a)mpelo-fa/gos [a^], on, eating or gnawing vines, i)=pes Str. 13.1.64 . a)mpelo-fo/ros, on, bearing vines, Thphr. CP 2.4.4 , PTeb. 82 , Poll. 1.228 . a)mpelo-fu/lac: custos vineae, Gloss. a)mpelo/-fullon, to/, vine-leaf, Hsch. s.v. Klari/a; = pampinus, Gloss. a)mpelo/-fu^tos, on, planted with vines, growing vines, D.S. 1.36 , Str. 5.3.1 , Ph. 2.371 . a)mpelo-fu/twr, oros, o(, vine-planter, of Bacchus, AP 6.44 ( Leon. ). [u_ metri gr., as in pterofu/twr.] a)mpel-w/dhs, es, rich in vines, Poll. 1.228 , Hsch. s.v. oi)na/des. a)mpel-w/n, w=nos, o(, vineyard, Aeschin. 2.156 (v.l.), Thphr. HP 9.10.3 , LXX Ge. 9.20 ,al., PHib. 151 (iii B. C.), PTeb. 5.99 (ii B. C.), D.S. 4.6 , Plu. Mar. 21 , etc.; cf. a)mpelew/n:— Dim. a)mpel-wni/dion, to/, PSI 4.375.7 (iii B. C.). a)mpere/ws: diampa/c, Hsch. a)mpe/sai: a)mfie/sai ( Lacon. ), Id. a)mpe/tic, Adv., (cf. a)mpi/) round, dub. l. in CIG 2554 (Cret.). a)mpexe/s: e)/nduma, Hsch. a)mpe/xogkos, = gna/fallon , Ps.- Dsc. 3.117 . a)mpexo/nh, h(, (a)mpe/xw) fine shawl worn by women and effeminate men, Pherecr. 108.28 . clothing, X. Mem. 1.2.5 , etc.; in pl., modes of dress, Pl. R. 425b .:— Dim. a)mpel-o/nion, AB 388 , Hsch. a)mpe/xonon, to/, = a)mpexo/nh , Ar. Fr. 320.7 , IG 2.754 , Theoc. 15.21 . a)mp-e/xw (dissimil. fr. a)mfe/xw), Semon. 12 (dub.), A. Pers. 848 , S. (v. infr.), later a)mfe/xw AP 7.693 ( Apollonid. ), IG 12(3).220 (Thera), Aret. CA 1.4 , etc.; Med. , a)mfe/xeto A.R. 1.324 ; also a)mp-i/sxw E. Hipp. 192 , Supp. 165 : Ep. impf. a)/mpexon Od. 6.225 (late a)/mfexon Q.S. 3.6 , 5.106 ): fut. a)mfe/cw E. Cyc. 344 : aor. 2 h)/mpesxon Ar. Lys. 1156 , etc.:— Med. , a)mpe/xomai Ar. (v. infr. 11.2 ); a)mpi/sxomai E. Hel. 422 , 3 pl. a)mpisxnou=ntai Ar. Av. 1090 : impf. h)mpeixo/mhn Pl. Phd. 87b , Ep. a)mfexo/mhn A.R. 1.324 : fut. a)mfe/comai Pherecr. 7 D. , Philetaer. 19 : aor. 2 h)mpesxo/mhn E. Med. 1159 , Ar. Th. 165 , 2 sg. subj. a)mpi/sxh| E. IA 1439 , part. a)mpisxo/menos Ar. V. 1150 .—The aor. forms, a)mpisxei=n, a)mpisxw/n, are sts. falsely written (as if pres.) a)mpi/sxein, a)mpi/sxwn: surround, cover, enclose, a(/lmh oi( nw=ta a)/mpexen Od. 6.225 ; kunh= pro/swpa *qessali/s nin a)mpe/xei S. OC 314 , cf. A.l.c.: metaph., a). tina\ smikro/thti invest one with . . , Pl. Prt. 320e : abs., sko/tos a)mpi/sxwn surrounding darkness, E. Hipp. 192 ; krupto\n a)mpisxw\n do/ru, of the wooden horse, Id. Tr. 12 ; ta\ a)mpe/xonta u(me/nia Aret. SA 2.2 . embrace. go/nu so\n a)mpi/sxein xeri/ E. Supp. 165 . put round, esp. put clothes and the like on another, c. dupl. acc., kri/bano/n m' a)mpi/sxete Ar. V. 1153 , cf. Ra. 1063 , Lys. 1156 : with prep., toi/xoisin d' e)/pi h)/mpisxen . . u(fa/smata put them all over . . , E. Ion 1159 : metaph., h( basilikh\ te/xnh dou/lous kai\ e)leuqe/rous a)mpi/sxousa Pl. Plt. 311c . Med. , put round oneself, put on, pe/plous E. Med. 1159 ; wear, to\ th=s gunaiko\s a)mpe/xei xitw/nion Ar. Ec. 374 ; leuko\n a)mpe/xei;; do you wear a white cloak? Id. Ach. 1023 ; xlai/nas ou)k a)mpis xnou=ntai Id. Av. 1090 ; kalw=s h)mpi/sxeto was well dressed, Id. Th. 165 ; e)p' a)ristera\ a). Id. Av. 1567 ; a)mpexo/menoi with their cloaks on, opp. gumnoi/ (cf. gumno/s 1.5 ), Pl. Grg. 523c , Arist. Pr. 867a19 ; a)/nw tou= go/natos a). wear a tunic not reaching to the knee, Philetaer.l.c.; perittw=s a). to be gorgeously dressed, Plu. Demetr. 41 : c. dat., clothe or cover one-self with (v. e)/kbolos), E. Hel. 422 . a)mph/dhse, poet. for a)neph/dhse. a)mpi/, said to be Aeol. for a)mfi/, Hdn.Gr.2.376, but prob. coined to expl. forms such as a)mpe/xw, which are due to dissimilation. a)mpi/quron (cod. -ouron) pulw=na ( Tarent. ), Hsch. a)mpista=sqai: e)ceta/zein, and a)mpista/thr: e)cetasth/s, Id. a)mpiti/ar: paratattome/nh, Id. a)mpla^k-ei=n, inf. of aor. h)/mplakon ( h)/mblakon Archil. 73 , Ibyc. 24 ), part. a)mpl- and a)pl-akw/n (v. infr.): pf. Pass. h)mpla/khmai A. Supp. 916 :—pres. only later a)mplaki/skw, Dor. a)mblaki/skw Theag. ap. Stob. 3.1.117 : Dor. impf. a)mbla/kiskon Phint. ap. eund. 4.23.61 (a)mblakeu/w is v.l. for blakeu/w in Hp. Art. 17 ; cf. bla/c): c. gen., miss, fail or come short of, a)nore/as ou)k a)mplakw/n Pi. O. 8.67 , cf. S. Ant. 554 , 1234 . lose, be bereft of, ei) tou=d' h)/mplakon (sc. paido/s) ib. 910 ; no/stou Simon. 119 ; a)ri/sths a)plakw\n a)lo/xou E. Alc. 242 ; le/ktrwn a)plakw/n Id. IA 124 . abs., do amiss, sin, err, par qeoi=s Ibyc. 24 , cf. Archil. 73 , E. Hipp. 892 , Andr. 948 , etc.: c. neut. pron., w(s ta/d' h)/mplakon when I committed these sins, A. Ag. 1212 :— Pass. , ti/ d' h)mpla/khtai tw=nde/ moi; Id. Supp. 916 .—Not in Hom. a)mpla^/k-hma, to/, error, fault, A. Pr. 112 , 388 , S. Ant. 51 , etc.—Poet. and late Prose, Plu. 2.226e , Thd. Da. 6.4 :—metri gr., a)pla/khma A. Eu. 934 . a)mpla^/k-htos, v. a)nampla/khtos. a)mpla^k-i/a, and a)mbl- (v. infr.), h(, = a)mpla/khma , Thgn. 204 , Emp. 115 , Hp. Ep. 22 ; a)mplaki/aisi frenw=n Pi. P. 3.13 ; ti/nos a)mplaki/as poina\s o)le/kei; A. Pr. 564 ; a)mplaki/aisi tw=n pa/roiqen E. Hipp. 835 , cf. A.R. 4.1082 , Rhian. 1.20 . a)mpla^/k-ion, to/, = a)mplaki/a , Pi. P. 11.26 . a)mpla^k-i/skw, v. a)mplakei=n. a)mpla^k-iw=tis, h(, = i(era\ no/sos , Poet.de herb. 174 . a)mpn-ei/w, Ep. for a)napne/w. a)/mpn-euma, a)mpn-oa/, poet. for a)na/pneuma, a)napnoh/. a)/mpn-ue, v. a)napne/w. a)/mpnu_to, Ep. aor. Med. , Pass. a)mpnu/nqh (better a)mpnu/qh), recover consciousness after a swoon, Il. 5.697 , 22.475 ,al. (a)na-, pnu_-, cf. pe/pnumai. Not connected with a)na-pne/w, q. v.) a)mpoi/xoitis: e)n *surakou/sais a)rxh/, Hsch. a)/mpote, i. e. a)/n pote, with opt., o that! Sch. rec. A. Pr. 971 . a)/mpoxos, o(, = a)na/doxos , guarantor, Not.Scav. 1912.452 (Sicily, i B. C.). a)mprako/n: makro/qen, Hsch. a)mpr-euth/s, ou=, o(, hauling, o)/nos S. Fr. 820 . a)mpr-eu/w, draw along, drag, E.ap.Phot. p.95 R.; ai)xma/lwton h)/mpreusan Lyc. 1298 ; a)/ndra . . a)mpreu/ontes Call. Fr. 234 : metaph., lupro\n bi/on a)mpreu/sei will drag on a wretched life, Lyc. 975 , cf. 635 . a)mpro/n (on the accent v. Et.Gen., Hsch. ), to/, rope for drawing loads, *)ef. *)arx. 1895.59 (v B. C.), IG 2.678 B (iv B. C.), cf. Sch. Ar. Lys. 289 . a)mpta=sa, a)mptai/hn, v. a)nape/tomai. a)mpu^k-a/zw, bind front hair, kissw=| kai\ stefa/noisin a)mpukasqei/s AP 13.6 (Phalaec.). a)mpu^k-th/r, h=ros, o(, horse's bridle, A. Th. 461 . a)mpu^k-th/rion, to/, = foreg., S. OC 1069 . a)mpu^/k-wma, to/, = sq., Id. Fr. 1002 (pl.). a)/mpuc, u^kos , o( (h(, S. , E. , v. infr.):— woman's diadem, frontlet, Il. 22.469 , A. Supp. 431 (lyr., with play on 1.2 ), E. Hec. 465 , Theoc. 1.33 . horse's headband (Thess. acc. to Sch. Pi. O. 5.15 ), Q.S. 4.511 . rim of wheel, S. Ph. 680 (lyr.). a)mpw/lhma ( Dor. for a)nap-), to/, indemnification, Tab.Heracl. 1.110 , 155 . a)mpwti/zw, ebb and flow, of the sea, Ph. 1.298 :— Med. , Eust. 688.52 . a)/mpwtis, h(, gen. ews, Ion. ios, for a)na/pwtis (a)napi/nomai), v. infr.:— being sucked back, i.e. of sea, ebb, opp., plhmmuri/s or r(axi/a ( Ion. r(hxi/h), Hdt. 2.11 , 7.198 , 8.129 , Arist. Mete. 366a19 , Placit. 3.17 , Agatharch. 32 , etc.: in pl., ebb and flow, tides, Arist. Mu. 396a26 , Peripl.M.Rubr. 45 , App. Hisp. 1 , Hdn. 3.14.6 .—The full form a)na/pwtis only Pi. O. 9.52 , Scymn. 110 , and later Prose, Plb. 10.14.2 (s. v.l.), Arr. Ind. 22.8 : gen. -pw/tidos, Agatharch. 101 . retiring of a stream, Call. Del. 130 . metaph., th=s a)dolesxi/as w(/sper a)/mpwtin labou/shs Plu. 2.502d . return of humours inward from surface of body, a)/. tw=n xumw=n Hp. Hum. 1 , cf. Erot. Fr. 8 ; of blood in the lungs, Gal. UP 6.10 . a)mu/alos, on, for a)mu/elos, without marrow, Tab.Defix.Aud. 162.19 , cf. 168.31 . a)mugda^l-e/a, contr. a)mugda^l-h=, h(, almond-tree, Prunus Amygdalus, Eup. 70 , Thphr. HP 1.6.3 , Dsc. 1.123 . a)mugda^l-e/laion, to/, = e)/laion a)mugda/linon , [ Gal. ] 14.519 . a)mugda^/l-eos, a, on, v.l. for a)mugdalo/eis in Nic. Th. 891 (ap. Ath. 14.649d ). a)mugda^/l-h, h(, almond, Phryn.Com. 68 , Hp. Vict. 2.55 , Thphr. HP 1.11.3 , Dsc. 1.123 , Ath. 2.52c . kernel of peach-stone, Gp. 10.14.1 . a)mugda^/l-inos, h, on, of almonds, xri=ma X. An. 4.4.13 ; e)/laion Thphr. Od. 14 . a)mugda^/l-ion, to/, Dim. of a)mugda/lh, Hp. Morb. 2.64 . a)mugda^/l-ios, a, on, almond-shaped, w)ta/ria BGU 781 iii 16 (i A. D.). a)mugda^l-i/s, i/dos, h(, = a)mugda/lh , Philox. 3.20 , Plu. 2.624d . a)mugda^l-i/ths [i_], ou, o(, = tiqu/mallos xaraki/as , Dsc. 4.164 , Plin. HN 26.70 . a)mugdalo-eidh/s, e/s, like the almond or almond-tree, Dsc. 4.164 . a)mugdalo/-eis, essa, en, like an almond, Nic. Th. 891 . a)mugdalo-kata/kths, ou, o(, almond-cracker, Ath. 2.53b . a)mu/gdal-on, to/, = a)mugda/lh , Hp. Morb. 3.15 , Hermipp. 63 , Arist. HA 614b15 , Dsc. 1.123 , etc.; = a)mugdalh= , LXX Ec. 12.5 . a)mu/gdal-os, h(, = a)mugdalh= , Luc. Apol. 5 , Hsch. s.v. karu/a. a)mugdal-w/dhs, es, like an almond, sxh/mati Thphr. HP 4.2.5 . a)/mug-ma, atos, to/, (a)mu/ssw) scratching, tearing, polia=s a)/. xai/tas S. Aj. 634 ; o)nu/xwn a)mu/gmata E. Andr. 827 . a)mug-mo/s, o(, = foreg., cj. in A. Ch. 24 . a)mugno/n, v. a)musxro/s. a)/mu^dis [a^], Aeol. = a(/ma , Sch.D.T. p.281 H.: of Time, together, at the same time, Od. 12.415 , Hes. Sc. 345 , etc. more freq. of Place, all together, a)/. kiklh/sketo Il. 10.300 ; a)/. sth/sasa ( v.l. kale/sasa ) qeou/s 20.114 , cf. 13.336 ; o)ste/a . . pa/nt' a)/. 12.385 ; a)/. flo/g' e)/ballon threw burning embers together, 23.217 ; freq. in late Ep. , A.R. 1.961 , Arat. 581 , etc. a)mudr-h/eis, essa, en, = sq., Nic. Th. 274 . a)mudr-o/s, a/, o/n, dim, faint, obscure: of impressions on the eye, a). xoira/s a rock dimly seen through water, Archil. 129 ; a). gra/mmata scarce legible letters, Th. 6.54 ; a). fe/ggos, xrw=ma, Arist. Mete. 343b13 , 372a2 ; a). ta\ ei)/dh tw=n i)xqu/wn, skia\s ma=llon h)\ i)xqu=s ei)ka/seis (in a painting) Paus. 10.28.1 . Adv. a)mudsw=s, ble/pein, o(ra=n, Arist. HA 537b11 , 556b19 ; a). mimei=sqai/ ti represent its form obscurely, ib. 502b9 ; a). e)/xein to be ill-defined, PA 668a3 . generally, faint, weak, sfugmo\s a). to\n to/non Aret. CA 2.3 , cf. SD 1.12 ; tupai/ Nic. Th. 358 ( Comp. ). of impressions on the mind, vague, a). ei)=dos Pl. Ti. 49a ; a). pro\s a)lh/qeian faint in comparison with truth, Id. R. 597a ; di' a)mudrw=n o)rga/nwn by imperfect organs, Id. Phdr. 250b , cf. Tht. 195a ; mantei=a a)mudro/tera tou= ti safe\s shmai/nein too obscure . . , Id. Ti. 72b ; a). e)lpi/s Plu. Alc. 38 ; a). lo/gos [ Longin. ] Rh. p.195H. ; -o/tera sxh/mata Aps. p.327 H.; sunai/sqhsis Dam. Pr. 81 ( Sup. ), etc. Adv. -w=s kai\ ou)qe\n safw=s Arist. Metaph. 985a13 , cf. 988a23 ; faintly, of one near death, Max.Tyr. 16.2 : Comp. a)mudro/teron Pl. Sph. 250e , Plu. 2.1025d . a)mudr-o/ths, htos, h(, dimness, ai)sqh/sewn Ph. 2.432 ;faintness, of the pulse, Gal. 9.15 ; indistinctness, opp. trano/ths, Plot. 1.4.3 . a)mudr-o/w, make indistinct, Procl. Inst. 143 :— Pass. , Ph. 1.273 , Olymp. in Mete. 211.11 ; become indistinct or feeble, ib. 150.4 . a)mu/dr-wsis, ews, h(, making indistinct or feeble, Anon. in Cat. 26.9 : metaph., Dam. Pr. 423 . a)mu/elos, on, without marrow, Arist. PA 655a35 , Gal. UP 1.15 . a)mu-hsi/a, h(, a being uninitiated, AB 406 , Hsch. s.v. a)norgi/as. a)mu/-htos, on, uninitiated, profane, And. 1.12 , Lys. 6.51 ; a). kai\ a)te/lestos Pl. Phd. 69c : c. gen., a). *)afrodi/ths not admitted into mysteries of Aphrodite, Aristaenet. 1.14 ; w)di/nwn, of Artemis, Orph. H. 36.4 . muh/seis a). no true initiations, Ph. 1.156 . not closed, open, Philostr. Gym. 29 codd.; with play on both meanings, leaky, Pl. Grg. 493a , 493b . a)mu)qhtos [u_], on, unspeakable, esp. unspeakably great, untold, xrh/mata D. 4.34 ; kaka\ kai\ pra/gmat' a). pare/xwn 21.17 ; a). plh=qos muw=n Arist. HA 580b16 ; a)mu/qhton o(/son diafe/rei Id. Pol. 1263a40 , cf. Phld. Mort. 29 ; a)mu/qhta peri\ e(/kasta paratiqei/s Id. Herc. 1005.7 . a)/mu_qos, on, without mythic tales, poi/hsis Plu. 2.16c . a)muka/lai: ai( a)ki/des tw=n belw=n, para\ to\ a)mu/ssein, Hsch. a)mu/karis: plh=qos, a)/qroisma, plou/sion, polu/, Id. a)mu/khtos [u_], on, of places, where no herds low, AP 9.150 (Antip.). *)amu/klai, w=n, ai(, Amyclae in Laconia, famous for worship of Apollo, Il. , etc.:—*)amukl-ai=os, or a)mu-aeu/s, e/ws, o(, Amyclean, X. HG 4.5.11 , Arist. Fr. 532 :— -ai=on, to/, temple of Amyclean Apollo, e)n *)a. Foed. ap. Th. 5.18 and 23 ; e)n tw=| *)a. Str. 6.3.2 ; of Artemis, Call. Aet. 1.1.24 . Adv. a)mu/-a_qen from Amyclae, Pi. N. 11.34 . *)amu/klai, ai(, sort of shoes, named after Amyclae, Theoc. 10.35 :—also a)mu-a=|des, ai(, Ar. Fr. 44D. , Phryn.Com. 5 D. , cf. Poll. 7.88 , Hsch. *)amuklai+a/zw, speak in the Amyclean (i.e. Laconian) dialect, Theoc. 12.13 . a)mukli/s: gluku/s, h(du/s, Hsch. a)mu/ktan: gluku/n, oi( de\ a)/mikton, Id. a)mukte/on, one must scarify, Menem. ap. Orib. 7.22.6 , Archig. ap. Aët. 6.27 . a)mu/kthr, hros, o(, h(, without nose, Str. 15.1.57 . a)muktiko/s, h/, o/n, fit for tearing, lacerating, Plu. 2.642c . Adv. -kw=s Sch. Nic. Th. 131 . Medic., of remedies, irritant, Sor. 2.12 , al., Dsc. 1.174 ( Sup. ). a)mula=ton, to/, = a)/mulos 11 , Sch. Ar. Pax 1195 . a)mulidwto/n, to/, kind of tunic, Hermipp. 2D. a)mu/lion, to/, Dim. of a)/mulos 11 , cake, Plu. 2.466d , Aq. Ex. 16.31 (cod. A); of a)/mulos 111 , starch, Hp. Mul. 2.197 , Arist. Pr. 879a10 , Dieuch. ap. Orib. 4.7.24 . a)/mu^los, on, not ground at the mill: hence, of the finest meal, a)/rtos Poll. 6.72 ; cf. foreg. as Subst., a)/mulos, o(, cake of fine meal, Ar. Ach. 1092 , Pax 1195 , cf. Stratt. 2D. , Theoc. 9.21 , Telecl. 32 :— also a)/mulon, to/, Ath. 14.647f . a)/mulon, to/, starch, Dsc. 2.101 , Plin. HN 18.76 , SIG 1171.11 (Lebena), POxy. 1088i5 , etc. a)/mumos, on, = sq., Cyr. , prob. in Hsch. a)mu/mwn [u_], on, gen. onos: dat. pl. a)mu/mwsin Epigr.Gr. 451 (Trachonitis), dub. l. in IG 14.1424 : (cf. mu=mar: ai)=sxos, yo/gos, Hsch. ):— blameless, noble, excellent, oi)=kos o(/d' a)fneio\s kai\ a). Od. 1.232 ; a(/ma kratero\s kai\ a). ib. 3.111 ; in Hom. an honorary epithet or title even of Aegisthus, ib. 1.29 :—never of gods, for Aesculapius is a). as a physician, Il. 4.194 ; of a mortal nymph, 14.144 . of things, o(\s d' a)\n a). au)to\s e)/h| kai\ a)mu/mona ei)dh=| Od. 19.332 ; qew=n u(p' a)mu/moni pomph=| Il. 6.171 ; mh=tis 10.19 ; o)rxhqmo/s 13.637 ; nh=sos Od. 12.261 ; e(/rkos 22.442 .—Freq. in Hom. ; twice in Hes. ( Th. 264 , 654 ); once in Pi. O. 10(11).27 ; not in B. or Trag.; found in Comic parodies, as Hermipp. 82 . a)/mu_na, hs, h(, warding off an attack, self-defence, Theopomp.Com. 3D. , Ps.-Phoc. 32 , Ph. 2.31 , App. Pun. 73 , etc.: c. gen. obj., e)xqrw=n LXX Wi. 5.17 , Ph. 1.322 . vengeance, requital, Ps.-Phoc. 77 , Phld. Ir. p.66 W., Nic.Dam. p.104D. , Plot. 4.4.17 , etc. a)mu_n-a/qw, pres. assumed by Gramm., cf. Hdn.Gr. 1.440 , 2.782 , as lengthd. form of a)mu/nw: but forms so accented in codd. are best taken to belong to aor. h)mu/naqon and written a)munaqei=n (so Hsch. ), -qou=, cf. a)lkaqei=n:— defend, assist, c. dat. pers., ei) soi=s fi/lois a)munaqei=n xrh/|zeis E. Andr. 1079 , cf. IA 910 ; a)muna/qete/ moi Ar. Nu. 1323 : abs., a)/ciai d' a)munaqei=n [ai( cumforai/] S. OC 1015 :— Med. , ward off from oneself, repel, to/nd' a)munaqou= yo/gon A. Eu. 438 ; take vengeance on, mh\ . . a)muna/qoito/ se E. Andr. 721 . a)mu_/n-andros, warding off enemies, S. Fr. 1003 . Adv. -rws A. Fr. 451D. a)mu_n-hti/, Adv. in self-defence, A.D. Adv. 161.8 (dub.). *)amuni/as [u_], ou, o(, (a)mu/nw) masc. pr. n. Appellat., o( qumo\s eu)qu\s h)=n a). on its guard, Ar. Eq. 570 . a)mu/n-teira, h(, fem. of a)munth/r, = cultrix, Gloss. a)mun-te/on, verb. Adj. of a)mu/nw, one must assist, c. dat. pers., X. Cyr. 8.6.6 : also pl., a)munte/) e)sti\ toi=s kosmoume/nois S. Ant. 677 . one must repel, Ar. Lys. 661 . a)mun-th/r, h=ros, o(, lit. defender: a)munth=res, oi(, brow-tines of stag's antlers, Arist. HA 611b5 . a)mun-th/rios, on, defensive, o(/pla (i. e. weapons in general) Pl. Lg. 944d , cf. D.S. 3.54 , D.H. 5.46 , Str. 7.3.17 , 17.1.54 ; te/xnai Pl. Lg. 920e : c. gen., fa/rmakon a). gh/rws antidote for . . , Ael. NA 6.51 ; po/ai tw=n dhgma/twn a). 12.32 . Subst. a)mun-th/rion, to/, means of protection, Pl. Plt. 279c sq.; defence, bulwark, Plb. 18.41a . 2 ; weapon, Plu. 2.714f ; a). tou= kakou= antidote for . . , Ael. NA 3.41 ; a). e)c a)po/rwn way of escape from . . , ib. 3.22 . a)mu/n-ths, o(, defender, Phot. p.96 R., cf. Hdn.Gr. 1.78 . a)mun-tiko/s, h/, o/n, prompt to repel affront or attack, Arist. EN 1126a7 ; of animals, opp. fulaktika/, HA 488b8 ; to\ a). o)/rganon PA 683a21 ; ai( a). o(rmai/ Plu. 2.457c . Adv. -kw=s Procl. in Prm. p.555 S. , Simp. in Epict. p.41 D. fit for keeping off: h( -tikh\ xeimw/nwn Pl. Plt. 280e . a)mun-tro/n, to/, reward for defence, A. Fr. 451 E. a)mu/n-twr, oros, o(, poet. word, defender, helper, Il. 13.384 (as v.l.), Od. 2.326 , etc. repeller, dusfrosuna/wn Simon. 86 . avenger, patro/s E. Or. 1588 . a)mu/nw [u_], Ep. impf. a)/mu_non Il. 15.731 : fut. a)mu^nw=, Ion. -u^ne/w Hdt. 9.60 , 3 pl. -eu=si ib. 6 : aor. 1 h)/mu_na, Ep. a)/muna [a^m] Il. 17.615 : aor. 2, v. a)muna/qw :— Med. , Ep. impf. a)muno/mhn ib. 13.514 : fut. a)munou=mai: aor. 1 h)muna/mhn: aor. 2, v. a)muna/qw :— Pass. rare (v. infr. c):—keep off, ward off, Hom. , mostly in Il. —Construction: c.acc. of the person or thing to be kept off, c. dat. pers. for or from whom danger averted, *danaoi=sin loigo\n a)/munon ward off ruin from the Danai, Il. 1.456 , cf. 341 , Od. 8.525 :—dat. freq. omitted, o(\s loigo\n a)mu/nei Il. 5.603 ; a)/. to\n ba/rbaron Pl. Lg. 692e , cf. AB 79 . b. c. dat. only, defend, aid, succour, a). w)/ressi, soi=sin e)/th|si, Il. 5.486 , 6.262 , cf. Od. 11.500 , Hdt. 8.87 , 9.6 , etc.; toiau=t' a)mu/neq' *(hraklei= such aid ye give to H., E. HF 219 ; a). th=| po/lei, tw=| dh/mw|, Ar. Eq. 577 , 790 ; tw=| no/mw| E. Or. 523 , Th. 3.67 :—with inf. added, toi=s me\n ou)k h)mu/nate swqh=nai so that they might be saved, Th. 6.80 . c. acc. et gen., *trw=as a)/mune new=n he kept the Trojans off from the ships, Il. 15.731 , cf. 4.11 , 12.402 . b. c. gen. only, a). nhw=n defend the ships, ib. 13.109 . abs., succour, xei=res a)mu/nein hands to aid, ib. 814 ; a)mu/nein ei)si\ kai\ a)/lloi ib. 312 ; w)= cundikastai/ . . a)mu/nate help! Ar. V. 197 ; ta\ a)muneu=nta means of defence, Hdt. 3.155 : c. dat. modi, dqe/nei a). defend with might, Il. 13.678 . with Preps., once in Hom. with peri/, a)mune/menai peri\ *patro/kloio (cf. B. 1.3 ) ib. 17.182 ; in Prose, a). u(pe\r th=s *(ella/dos Pl. Lg. 692d ; a). pro\ pa/ntwn Plb. 6.6.8 . less freq. like B. 11 , requite, repay, e)/rg' a)mu/nousin kaka/ S. Ph. 602 ; a)mu/nein . . toi=sde toi=s lo/gois ta/de Id. OC 1128 . Med. , keep or ward off from oneself, guard or defend oneself against, freq. with collat. notion of requital, revenge: c. acc. rei, a)mu/neto nhlee\s h)=mar Il. 13.514 ; a)mu/nesqai mo/ron A. Ag. 1381 ; to\ dustuxe\s ga\r hu(ge/nei' a)mu/netai E. Heracl. 303 , cf. S. Fr. 1004 . b. c.acc. pers., a). th\n *darei/ou stratih/n Hdt. 3.158 ; e)kei=non h)mu/nanto S. Fr. 589 . that from which danger is warded off in gen., as in Act. 1.2 , a)muno/menoi sfw=n au)tw=n Il. 12.155 ; nhw=n h)mu/nonto ib. 179 . with Preps., a)mu/nesqai peri\ pa/trhs ib. 243 ; peri\ tw=n oi)kei/wn Th. 2.39 ; u(pe/r tinos X. Cyn. 9.9 . abs., defend oneself, act in self-defence, a)mu/nesqai fi/lon e)/stw Il. 16.556 ; h)\n sullambano/menos a)mu/nhtai Hdt. 1.80 , cf. 4.174 ,al.; a)ll' a)mu/nou Ar. Eq. 244 ; tou= a)/rcantos kai\ ou) tou= a)munome/nou Antipho 44.8 ; ou)d' a)muno/menos a)ll' u(pa/rxwn Isoc. 16.44 , cf. Pl. Grg. 456e ; kakw=s pa/sxonta a). a)ntidrw=nta kakw=s Pl. Cri. 49d ; a)\n h)=| xari/eis, a). eu)= drw=n Arist. EN 1162b10 . after Hom. , a). tina/ avenge oneself on an enemy: hence, requite, repay, Ar. Nu. 1428 , etc.: freq. c. dat. instr., e)/rgois peponqw\s r(h/masi/n s' a)mu/nomai S. OC 873 ; a). tina\ sidh/rw| Antipho 4.2.2 ; toi=s o(moi/ois, a)reth=|, Th. 1.42 , 4.63 ; w)mo/thta w)mo/thti D.S. 14.53 ; a). tina\s u(pe/r tinos to punish for a thing, Th. 5.69 ; good sense, Simon. 229 ; a). o(moi/ws eu)= paqo/nta, w(/sper kakw=s Socr. ap. Arist. Rh. 1398a25 : abs., retaliate, c. dat. instr., tai=s nausi/n Th. 1.142 ; a). w(=n e)/paqon 1.96 . very rarely Pass. , a)mu/nontai a)=tai are warded off, Pi. P. 11.54 ; a)mune/sqw let him be driven away, Pl. Lg. 845c . a)mu/c, Adv., (a)mu/ssw) scratching, tearing, a). e)mfu=sa Nic. Th. 131 . = mo/lis , Euph. 146 . a)/muc: a)muxh/, Hsch. (dub.). a)mu/canos: a)no/sios, Hsch. a)/mucis, ews, h(, (a)mu/ssw) tearing, rending, mangling, Orph. A. 24 , Ach.Tat. 8.4 ; scarification, Antyll. ap. Orib. 7.16.1 ; irritation, Cass. Pr. 62 . a)/muos, on, not showing muscle, ske/los Hp. Art. 52 , cf. Orib. Syn. 5.44.20 . a)mu/ristos [u^], on, not steeped in unguents, ste/mmata Epigr.Gr. 418 (Cyrene). metaph., rude, rough, a)mu/rista fqeggome/nh Heraclit. 92 . a)muroirai=nos: o( mh\ musatto/menos to\ r(ai/nesqai, Hsch. a)/muron, to/, = a)traktuli/s , Ps.- Dsc. 3.93 . a)/muros, on, (a)- intens., mu/rw) watery, to/poi S. Fr. 512 , but perh. (a)- priv., mu/ron) not perfumed, of byres. a)murto/n: i(ma/tion (Cret.), Hsch. a)/mus: o(mou= su\n au)tw=| ( Lacon. ), Id. a)mu/s, u/dos, h(, = xelw/nh limnai/a , Archig. ap. Gal. 12.575 . a)mu/saktos, on, (musa/ttw) without pollution, AB 321 . a)mu/skaron, v. a)musxro/s. a)/mussos: kh=tos ( Lacon. ), Hsch. a)mu/ssw, Att. a)mu/n-ttw, Phld. Lib. p.57 O.: Ep. impf. a)/musson Il. 19.284 : fut. -cw Il. 1.243 , Aeschin. Ep. 12.10 : aor. h)/muca Nonn. D. 40.161 , poet. a)/m- B. 16.19 , AP 7.218 (Antip.):— Med. , pres., Hp. Mul. 1.78 : aor. part. a)muca/menos (kat-) AP 7.491 ( Mnasalc. ):— Pass. , fut. a)muxqh/somai Aq. 2 Ki. 6.19 : aor. part. a)muxqe/n AP 11.382 ( Agath. ), Ath. 10.433d :—scratch, tear, lacerate, xersi\ d' a)/mussen sth/qea Il. 19.284 ; tear in pieces, mangle, Hdt. 3.76 , 108 ; a). toi=s o)/nucin, of the eagle, Arist. HA 619a23 :—esp. of any slight surface-wound, from whatever cause, prick as a thorn, Longus 1.14 ; sting as a fly, Luc Musc.Enc 6 : abs., scratch, a)mfote/raisin a). Theoc. 22.96 ; sting, Hp. Mul. 1.78 . metaph., su\ d' e)/ndoqi qumo\n a)mu/ceis xwo/menos thou wilt tear thy heart with rage, Il. 1.243 , cf. Call. Aet. 3.1.10 ; kardi/an a)/mucen a)/lgos B. 16.19 , cf. 17.11 , A. Pers. 161 ; frh\n a)mu/ssetai fo/bw| ib. 116 ; u(po/mnhma o(\ th\n gnw/mhn a)mu/cei Aeschin.l.c., cf. Phld.l.c., Jul. Or. 2.96a . (For a)mu/xyw, cf. a)muxh/.) a)musthri/astos, on, not initiated, Sch. Theoc. 3.51 , PLeid.W. 9.38 . a)must-i/ [i_], Adv., (mu/w) without closing the mouth, i.e. at one draught, a)musti\ piei=n prob. in Hp. Int. 12 , cf. Pherecr. 202 , Anacreont. 8 , Luc. Lex. 8 . a)must-i/a: me/tron ti, Hsch. a)must-i/zw, drink at one draught, h)mu/stisa E. Cyc. 565 : pres., Plu. 2.650c . a)/must-is, ios and idos ( Alc. Supp. 4.20 ), h(, long draught, a)/mustin propiei=n, pi/nein Anacr. 63 ; e(lku/sai E. Cyc. 417 ; xando\n a)/mustin oi)nopotei=n Call. Aet. 1.1.11 : metaph., a)/mustin w(/sper ku/lika pi/nei to\n bi/on Epich. 34 . deep drinking, tippling, E. Rh. 438 , cf. Sch. large cup, used by Thracians, a)/mustin e)kla/ptein Ar. Ach. 1229 , Amips. 22 , cf. Ath. 11.783d . a)mu/sxesqai: to\ ce/ein ta\s sa/rkas toi=s o)/nucin, Hsch. a)musxh=nai: kaqa=rai, a(gni/sai, Id. a)musxro/s, a/, o/n, (mu/sos) undefiled, Parth. Fr. 2 , prob. l. in S. Fr. 1005 , cf. Hsch., EM 87.26 (a)muxro/n Phot. p.97 R.; a)muxno/n, a)mugno/n, a)mu/skaron are also cited by Suid. ). a)mu^x-h/, h(, (a)mu/ssw) scratch, skin-wound, Hp. Epid. 7.32 ; a)muxa\s katamu/cantes Phryn.Com. 3 ; of marks of strangling, D. 47.59 . Medic., scarification, Antyll. ap. Orib. 7.18.3 , Gal. 10.964 . = a)/mucis , in sign of sorrow, a)muxa\s koptome/nwn a)fei=len Plu. Sol. 21 . metaph., a). kai\ e(lkw/seis e)n tai=s fili/ais Iamb. VP 33.231 . a)mu^x-hdo/n, Adv., = a)mu/c : hence, slightly, EM 88.5 . a)mu^x-iai=os, a, on, scratched slightly: metaph., superficial, Pl. Ax. 366a . a)mu^x-mo/s, o(, = a)/mucis; a). cife/wn sword-wound, Theoc. 24.126 . a)mu^x-no/s, -ros, v. sub a)musxro/s. a)mu^x-ou/shs: stufou/shs e)pi\ple/on, Hsch. a)mu^x-w/dhs, es, chapped, e)canqi/smata Hp. Coac. 435 . a)mu/w (cf. h)mu/w), sink down, fall, [fu/lla] a)mu/onta xama=ze Hes. Fr. 96.86 . a)mu/wtos, on, dub. sens. in GDI 4979 (Gortyn). a)mf-, poet. for a)naf- (cf. a)mp-), but more commonly for a)mfi/ before vowels. a)mfa/gamai, stand round and admire: aor. -aga/santo Q.S. 7.722 . a)mfa^ga^pa/zw, used by Hom. only in impf. a)mfaga/pazon, pres. part. Med. -omenos; by later Ep. only in pres., impf., cf. IG 12(9).289.14 (Eretria, ii/i B.C., prob. l.):— embrace with love, greet warmly, Od. 14.381 , Canthar. 2 D. (2 sg. impf. -hga/pazes), A.R. 3.258 , etc.; so Med. , Il. 16.192 , h.Cer. 290 .< a)mfa^ga^pa/w, Ep. = foreg., aor. a)mfaga/phse h.Cer. 439 ; e(o\n kako\n a)mfagapw=ntes (i.e. Pandora) Hes. Op. 58 ; a)mfagapa=| Orac. ap. D.S. 8 Fr. 21 . a)mfagei/romai, Med. , gather round, Hom. only in aor. 2, qeai\ de/ min a)mfage/ronto Il. 18.37 , cf. A.R. 4.1527 : in later Ep. pres. a)mfage/romai Theoc. 17.94 , Opp. H. 3.231 , 4.114 . *a)mfagnoe/w, pres. assumed by Gramm. for deriv. of h)mfhgno/oun, but v. a)mfignoe/w. a)mfa/gnumai, to be broken around, pe/lagos e(/rkesin a). prob. l. in J. BJ 4.10.5 . a)mf-a/dhn, Adv., = a)mfado/n , Archil. 66 . a)mf-a/dios, a, on, (poet. for a)nafa/dios which does not occur, v. sq.):— public, ga/mos Od. 6.288 . acc. fem. a)mfadi/hn as Adv., = a)mfado/n , publicly, openly, Il. 13.356 , Thgn. 90 , etc. a)mf-a^do/n, Adv., poet. for a)nafado/n = a)nafando/n (a)mfando/n), publicly, openly, without disguise, opp. la/qrh, bale/ein Il. 7.243 ; opp. krufhdo/n, Od. 14.330 ; opp. do/lw|, ktei/nein 1.296 ; a). pa/nt' a)goreu/ein Il. 9.370 ; w(s a) pe/praga pantaxh=| kalw=s Ion Trag. ap. Phot. p.98 R.—Prop. neut. of Adj. a)mfado/s, h/, o/n, which occurs in Od. 19.391 mh\ a)mfada\ e)/rga ge/noito discovered, known, cf. A.R. 3.615 . a)mfaeikh=s: ku/klw| seiome/nhs, Hsch. a)mfah/s, shortened fr. a)mfifah/s, Hsch. a)mfai/nw, poet. for a)nafai/nw. a)mfa_i/+ssomai, Pass. , rush on from all sides, a)mfi\ de/ t' a)i/+ssontai [ku/nes] Il. 11.417 ; float around, a)mfi\ de\ xai=tai w)/mois a)i/+ssonto 6.510 . a)mfaiwre/w, cause to float around, prob. for a)mfaire/w, Aret. CA 1.1 . a)mfa/kanqos, on, (a)/kanqa) surrounded with prickles, a). de/mas, of the hedgehog, Ion Trag. 38 . a)mfa/khs [a_], es, Dor. for a)mfh/khs. a)mfaklh=s: a)ci/nh, Hsch. a)mfa^la^la/zw, shout around, Nonn. D. 40.98 . a)mfa^la/lhmai, wander round about, Opp. C. 3.423 . a)mfalla/c, Adv.strengthd.for a)lla/c, alternately, reciprocally, Ath. Mech. 22.1 , Ps.- Hes. ap. Ath. 3.116c , AP 12.238 ( Strat. ). a)mfalla/ssw, change entirely, Opp. C. 3.13 . a)mfando/n, Adv., poet. for a)nafando/n, prob. in Pi. P. 9.41 . a)mfane/ein, poet. for a)nafanei=n, inf. fut. of a)nafai/nw, h.Merc. 16 . a)/m-fansis, ews, h(, Cret. for a)na/fansis, adoption, Leg.Gort. 10.33 . a)m-fanto/s, adopted, ib. 50 ,al. a)m-fantu/s, u/os, h(, = a)/mfansis , ib. 11.21 . a)mfa/nw, dub. sens., GDI 5024.58 (Cret.), Hsch. a)mfacone/w, (a)/cwn) go unsteadily, totter: metaph. from wheels loose on axles, Paus.Gr. Fr. 50 . a)mfa^ra^be/w, Ep. , rattle or ring around, teu/xea a)mfara/bhse Il. 21.408 :—a)mfa^ra^bi/zw, in Ep. impf. a)mfara/bizen Hes. Sc. 64 . a)mfarh/s: pwroume/nh, katoligwroume/nh, Hsch. : also glossed by gumno/s (i.e. a)farh/s) and e)pifanh/s (i.e. a)mfifah/s), Id. a)mfa^ri/steros, on, with two left hands, i.e. utterly awkward or clumsy (cf. a)mfide/cios), Ar. Fr. 512 : hence, luckless, Hsch. , Eust. 1228.44 . a)<m>farme/nh: di/kella, Hsch. a)mfa^si/h, h(, Ep. for a)fasi/a, speechlessness caused by fear, amazement, or rage, dh\n de/ min a)mfasi/h e)pe/wn la/be Il. 17.695 , Od. 4.704 , cf. A.R. 3.284 , Bion Fr. 13.1 . a)/mfasma, to/, cake soaked in wine and honey (Syrac.), Hsch. a)mfaugei=: a)ntila/mpei, Hsch. a)/mfaucis, ews, h(, (au)/cein) callus or overgrowth on the scar of a removed branch (cf. a)mfifu/a), Thphr. HP 3.7.1 . a)mfau+te/w, ring around, ko/ruqes d' a)mf' au)=on a)u/+teun Il. 12.160 . a)mfafa/w, touch or feel all round, koi=lon lo/xon a)mfafo/wsa Od. 4.277 ; kai/ k' a)lao\s . . diakri/neie to\ sh=ma a)mfafo/wn by feeling it, 8.196 ; handle, to/con e)u/+coon a)mfafo/wntas 19.586 ; 2 sg. a)mfafa/eis Orph. L. 528 ; Ep. impf. a)mfafa/aske Mosch. 2.95 :—also Med. like Act. , to\n me\n . . xei/resin a)mfafo/wnto Od. 15.461 , cf. 19.475 ; to/con oi)=da . . a)mfafa/asqai ( Ep. inf.) 8.215 . of persons, malakw/teros a)mfafa/asqai easier to deal with, Il. 22.373 .— Ep. Verb used by Aret. in forms -o/wsi SD 2.4 , CA 1.1 ; -o/wnta ib. 2.4 ; cf. a)mfafa=|s: yhlafa=|s, Hsch. a)mfeika/s, a/dos , h( (sc. h(me/ra), day next after the twentieth, twenty-first, Test.Epict. 3.1 , cf. GDI 3720 (Cos), Hsch. s.v. a)mf' ei)ka/s. a)mfekte/on: periblhte/on, Hsch. a)mfekth/r: xitw\n diplou=s, Id. a)mfelai/+s: ma=za e)lai/ou plh/rhs, Id. a)mfeleli/zw, shake all round, gai=an Orph. Fr. 285.6 ; ou)rano/n Nonn. D. 13.361 ; brandish, 42.318 :— Pass. , swing or wave to and fro, Q.S. 11.465 . a)mfelikto/s, on, poet. for a)mfiel-, coiled round, E. HF 398 . a)mfeli/ssw, poet. and Ion. for a)mfiel-, wrap, fold about, a)mfeli/cantes xe/ras Id. Andr. 425 ; enwrap, Aret. CA 2.4 :— Med. , te/knoisin gna/qous a)mfeli/casqai close their jaws upon the children, Pi. N. 1.43 . a)mfe/lkw, draw around: Med. , a)mfe/lkesqai/ ti draw a thing round one, i.e. be surrounded by it, D.P. 268 . a)mfelo/nh: amictus, Gloss. a)mfelutr-o/w, wrap round, Lyc. 75 . a)mfelu/tr-wsis, ews, h(, wrapper, coating, Id. 845 . a)mfemme/nos, poet. pf. part. of a)mfie/nnumi. a)mfene/pw, strengthd. for e)ne/pw, v.l. in Nic. Th. 627 . a)mfe/pw, v. a)mfie/pw. a)mferei/dw, fix around, zugo/n tini Lyc. 504 . a)mfere/fw, cover up, AP 11.37 (Antip.). a)mferkh/s, e/s, fenced round, pi/qos Achae. 36 . a)mferuqai/nw, redden, make red all over, Q.S. 1.60 . a)mfe/rxomai, surround, Hom. only aor. 2, c. acc., me koura/wn a)mfh/luqe qh=lus a)u+th/ Od. 6.122 ; me kni/shs a)mfh/luqen h(du\s a)u+tmh/ 12.369 . intr., pass, elapse, of time, ai) fwni/oi pentekai/dek' a)me/rans a)mfelhleu/qen (pf. inf.) o( a)/rxwn ta=s di/kas GDI 4999 (Gortyn). a)mfe/rw, v. a)nafe/rw. a)mfewri/a: perisseuome/nh, Hsch. a)mfew/tas: o( *krhtiko\s xitw/n, Hsch. a)mfhgere/qomai, Ep. = a)mfagei/romai, a)mfi\ d' . . h)gere/qonto Od. 17.34 . a)mfh/khs, es, (a)kh/ A) two-edged, fa/sganon, ci/fos, Il. 10.256 , Od. 16.80 , B. 10.87 , etc.; ke/ntron, do/ru, A. Pr. 692 (lyr.), Ag. 1149 ; e)/gxos, ge/nus, S. Aj. 286 , El. 485 ; of lightning, forked, puro\s a). bo/struxos A. Pr. 1044 ; kerauno/s Cleanth. 1.10 . metaph., a). glw=tta tongue that will cut both ways, i.e. maintain either right or wrong, Ar. Nu. 1160 (parod.); of an oracle, ambiguous, a). kai\ dipro/swpos Luc. JTr. 43 . a)mfhmeri^no\s pureto/s, quotidian fever, opp. tritai=os and tetartai=os, Hp. Epid. 1.6 , Pl. Ti. 86a : neut. as Adv., -no\n puretai/nein Aret. SD 1.2 :—also a)mfelutr-h/meros (sc. pureto/s), S. Fr. 507 . a)/mfhn, Aeol, for au)xh/n, q.v. a)mfh/n: au)lh/n, Hsch. a)mfhrefh/s, e/s, (e)re/fw) covered on both sides, close-covered, epith. of Apollo's quiver, Il. 1.45 : in late Prose, a)/ntron Agath. 1.10 , cf. 3.5 ; sta/dion a). u(/lais Zos. 2.50 . a)mfh/rhs, es, (a)rari/skw) fitted or joined on both sides; cu/la a). wood of the funeral pyre regularly piled all round, E. HF 243 ; a). skhnai/ dwellings well secured, Id. Ion 1128 . (e)re/ssw) with oars on both sides, Hsch. ; a). do/ru sculling-boat, E. Cyc. 15 . a)mfhriko/s, h/, o/n, = a)mfh/rhs 11 : a)ka/tion a). sculling-boat, Th. 4.67 . a)mfh/ristos, on, (e)ri/zw) contested on both sides, disputed, doubtful, a)mfh/riston e)/qhken, i. e. made it a dead-heat, Il. 23.382 ; ge/nos a). Call. Jov. 5 ; nei=kos A.R. 3.627 ; e)lpi/des Plb. 5.85.6 ; e)s a)mfh/riston e)lqei=n tini App. Pun. 51 ; evenly matched, po/leis Str. 8.4.8 , cf. Q.S. 5.310 , Luc. Eun. 4 , etc.; of stars, of doubtful position, Serap. in Cat.Cod. Astr. 1.100 . a)/mfhs: a)mfi/as, Hsch. a)mfi/, Prep. with gen., dat., acc.: (cf. Skt. abhitas 'on both sides', Lat. ambi-):—radic. sense, on both sides; chiefly Poet. and Ion. Prose, replaced by peri/ in later Gk. C. GEN. (Poet., Hdt. , X. ): causal, about, for the sake of, a). pi/dakos ma/xesqai fight for the possession of a spring, Il. 16.285 ; a). gunaiko/s Pi. P. 9.105 , A. Ag. 62 ; a). le/ktrwn E. Andr. 123 : like pro/s , in entreaties, pro\s *zhno/s . . *foi/bou t' a). for Phoebus' sake, A.R. 2.216 . about, concerning, once in Hom. , a)mf' *)/areos filo/thtos a)ei/dein sing of love, Od. 8.267 ; a)mfi\ timh=s h.Merc. 172 (cf. c. 4 ); once in Hdt. , a)mfi\ kri/sios (as v.l. for kri/si ) mnhsth/rwn tosau=ta e)ge/neto 6.131 ; more freq. in poets, a). daimo/nwn Pi. O. 1.35 , cf. A. Th. 1017 , E. Supp. 642 , etc.; prob. l. in S. Ph. 554 . of Place, about, around, post- Hom. , a). tau/ths th=s po/lios Hdt. 8.104 ; to\n a). *li/mnas tro/xon E. Hipp. 1133 . C. DAT. (Poet., Ion. and later Prose): of Place, on both sides of, a)mf' o)xe/essi Il. 5.723 ; a). kefalh=|, w)/moisin, sth/qessi, possi/, about the head, etc., ib. 24.163 , 3.328 , Od. 16.174 , Il. 13.36 ; a)/. de/ra| Sapph. Supp. 23.16 ; a)mfi/ oi( around him, Il. 12.396 ; moi a)mf' au)tw=| around me, 9.470 ; like wise a)mfi\ peri\ sth/qessi Od. 11.609 :—all round, kre/a a)mf' o)beloi=si memu/kei round, i.e. upon, spits, ib. 12.395 ; peparme/nh a)mf' o)nu/xessi Hes. Op. 250 . more generally, at, by, a). pu/lh|si ma/xesqai at the gates, Il. 12.175 ; a)mfi\ [ko/ruqi] diatrufe/n smashed on the helmet, 3.362 ; a). puri/ on the fire, 18.344 ; a)mf' e)moi/ clinging to me, Od. 11.423 ; esp. of falling over one, Il. 4.493 ; of a guardian, over, fu/laka a). soi lei/yw S. Aj. 562 ; a). gou/nasi pi/ptein E. Alc. 947 . of Time, a(li/w| a). e(ni/ in compass of one day, Pi. O. 13.37 . generally, of connexion or association, without distinct notion of place, a). nekroi=sin as concerning the dead, Il. 7.408 ; freq. in Pi. , o(/ssa d' a)mf' a)e/qlois as far as concerns games, N. 2.17 ; e)p' e)/rgoisin a). te boulai=s in deeds and counsels, Id. P. 5.119 ; in virtue of, a)mfi\ sofi/a| 1.12 ; e)ma=| a). maxana=| 8.34 ; a)mf' a)reta=| 1.80 , cf. O. 8.42 ; se/o a)mfi\ tro/pw| N. 1.29 ; a). i)atori/a| in respect of healing, B. 1.39 . causal, about, for the sake of, a)mf' *(ele/nh| ma/xesqai Il. 3.70 ; a). gunaiki\ a)/lgea pa/sxein ib. 157 , cf. Luc. D Deor. 20.14 ; a). toi=sde kalxai/nwn te/knois E. Heracl. 40 , cf. Rh. 457 (lyr.); a). dw/lw| mwli/ein Leg.Gort. 1.17 ; concerning, Od. 1.48 ; ei)pw\n a)mf' *)odush=i+ 14.364 ; a)rneu/menon a). bo/essi h.Merc. 390 ; a). *teiresi/ao boulai=s Pi. I. 7(6).8 ; e(/cet' a)mf' e)moi\ trofh/n S. OC 1614 , cf. El. 1144 ; e)/ris a). mousikh=| Hdt. 6.129 ; a). soi A. Ag. 890 ; a). tw=| qana/tw| au)th=s lo/gos le/getai about her death it is reported, Hdt. 3.32 , cf. S. Aj. 303 ; a). bow=n a)ge/lais do/mon au)/cein B. 9.44 . of impulses, a). ta/rbei, a). fo/bw| for very fear, A. Ch. 547 , E. Or. 825 ; a). qumw=| S. Fr. 565 ; a)mf' o)du/nh| A.R. 2.96 . like e)pi/ , added to, po/nos a). po/nw| Simon. 39 . C. ACC., most freq. in Prose (twice only in Th. ): of Place, about, around, mostly with a sense of motion, a). min fa=ros ba/lon Il. 24.588 , cf. Od. 10.365 ; a). bwmi/an e)/pthce pasta/da E. HF 984 . generally, by, on, a)mf' a(/la by the sea, Il. 1.409 ; a). r(e/eqra somewhere by the banks, 2.461 ; a). peri\ krh/nhn somewhere about the fountain, 2.305 ; a). a)/stu all about in the city, 11.706 ; *ta/rtaron a). me/gan somewhere in Tartarus, h.Ap. 336 , cf. A. Pr. 1029 ; a). *eu)/boian B. 9.34 ; a). *qrh/|khn E. Andr. 215 ; a). ya/maqon somewhere on the sand, S. Aj. 1064 ; a). bwmo/n at the altar, E. IT 705 ; peri\ pi/dakas a). Theoc. 7.142 ; of motion, to the neighbourhood of, h)=lqes a). *dwdw/nhn A. Pr. 830 . of persons grouped about one, oi( a). *pri/amon Priam and his train, Il. 3.146 , cf. 2.417 , 445 ; oi( a). *ce/rcea his army, Hdt. 8.25 ; but oi( a). *korinqi/ous, oi( a). *megare/as kai\ *fleiasi/ous the Corinthians, Megarians, etc., and those next them, Id. 9.69 : hence Att. , oi( a). *prwtago/ran the school of Protagoras or even Protagoras himself, Pl. Tht. 170c ; oi( a). *eu)qu/frona Euthyphro's friends, Cra. 399e , cf. Th. 8.65 ; of a single person, perh. Pl. Hp.Ma. 281c ; so in later Prose, as Luc. VH 2.18 . ta\ a). ti that which concerns a thing, ta\ a). to\ a)/riston Th. 7.40 ; ta\ a). th\n di/aitan domestic arrangements, X. Cyr. 8.2.6 . causal, about, for the sake of, klai/ein a). tina weep about or for one, Il. 18.339 ; mnh/sasqai a). tina make mention of one, h.Hom. 7.1 , cf. Terp. 2 , Ar. Nu. 595 ; kelade/onti fa=mai a). *kinu/ran Pi. P. 2.15 , cf. I. 7(6).9 , A. Th. 843 ; a). nin gow/menos S. Tr. 937 . a). ti e)/xein to be occupied about a thing, a). lita/n' e(/comen A. Th. 101 ; a). dei=pnon ei)=xen X. Cyr. 5.5.44 , cf. 5.2.26 ; ei)=nai a)mfi/ ti 7.1.1 ; a). ta\n dai=sin Leg.Gort. 5.46 . of Time, throughout, for, to\n loipo\n a). bi/oton, to\n o(/lon a). xro/non, Pi. O. 1.97 , 2.30 ; about, at the time of, during, a). *pleia/dwn du/sin A. Ag. 826 ; a). to\n xeimw=na X. Cyr. 8.6.22 , etc. of Number, a). ta\s dw/deka muria/das about 120 , 000 , ib. 1.2.15 . POSITION. In poets a)mfi/ sts. follows its case, oi( de/ min a)mfi/ Od. 23.46 , cf. 10.218 , B. 17.53 ; fre/nas a). Hes. Th. 554 , Mimn. 1.7 ; but never suffers anastrophe, Hdn.Gr. 1.480 . WITHOUT CASE, as Adv., about, around, on both or all sides, freq. in Ep. , r(h=cen de/ oi( a). xitw=na Il. 13.439 ; a). de\ leimw/n around is meadow, Od. 6.292 ; so a). peri/ Il. 21.10 , etc. IN COMPO S. : on both sides, a)mfi/stomos, a)mfi/alos. on all sides, a)mfiba/llw 1.3 , a)mfilamba/nw, a)mfilafh/s. causal, for the sake of, a)mfima/xomai, a)mfitrome/w. a)mfia/zw, Plu. CG 2 (v.l.): fut. -a/sw Alciphr. 3.42 : aor. h)mfi/asa AP 7.368 ( Eryc. ), OGI 200.24 (Axum), Polyaen. 1.27.2 (v.l.), (met-) Philostr. Her.Prooem. 2 : pf. h)mfi/aka (sun-) Clearch. 25 :— Med. , fut. -a/somai (met-) Luc. Herm. 86 codd.: aor. h)mfiasa/mhn Apollod. 2.1.2 , etc.: pf. h)mfi/asmai in med. sense (met-) D.S. 16.11 (v.l.):— a)mfie/zw is a common v.l.: (perh. from a)mfi/, as a)ntia/zw from a)nti/):— later word for a)mfie/nnumi, clothe, tina/ Plu.l.c.; i(mati/ois tina/ Alciphr. l.c.: metaph., of the grave, o)ste/a h)mfi/asen APl.c.; sofi/an a)safei/a| Them. Or. 20.235a :— Med. , put on, a)mfia/sasqai/ ti LXX Jb. 40.10 , Apollod. l. c. a)mfialh/s, e/s, (a(/ls B) sea-girt, *dh=los Maiist. 6 . a)mfi/a^los, on, = foreg., freq. of Ithaca in Od. , as 1.386 , 395 ; of Lemnos, S. Ph. 146 ; with ref. to Corinth, of two seas, a). *poteida=nos teqmoi/, of Isthmian games, Pi. O. 13.40 . living amid seas, zw=|on Plu. 2.667e . h( a). (sc. o(do/s) dub. l. in X. HG 4.2.13 . a)mfia/naktes, wn, oi(, nickname of dithyrambic poets, because their odes often began thus—a)mfi/ moi au)=qis a)/nakta or a)mfi/ moi au)=te, a)/nac, Sch. Ar. Nu. 595 . a)mfianakti/zw, sing dithyrambic hymns, Cratin. 67 , Ar. Fr. 59 , cf. foreg. *)amfia/raos, ou (also *)amfia/rhs Pi. N. 9.24 , -hos O. 6.13 ), Att. *)amfia/rews (choriamb. in S. OC 1313 ), w, Amphiaraus, Argive hero and seer, A. , etc.; prob. also called *)/amfis A. Fr. 410 :—hence *)amfiara/i+on, to/, sanctuary of A., esp. at Oropus, and *)amfiara/i+a, ta/, festival of A. held there, IG 7.48 , al., cf. Did. ap. Sch. Pi. O. 7.153 , Str. 9.1.22 , etc. *)amfia/reion, to/, cj. in Pi. I. 7(6).33 ; cf. *)amfierai+sth/s. a)mfi/as, o(, a bad Sicilian wine, Nicostr.Com. 18 , Sosicr.Com. 7 ; cf. a)/mfhs. a)mfi/a^s-is, ews, o(, (a)mfia/zw) garment, LXX Jb. 22.6 , al. a)mfi/a^s-ma, atos, to/, garment, Ctes. Fr. 29.10 , Luc. Cyn. 17 . a)mfia^s-mo/s, o(, = a)mfi/asis , D.H. 8.62 (pl.). a)mfi^a^xui=a, irreg. part., perh. for a)mfi-va^xui=a (cf. i)a/xw = viva/xw ), flying about and shrieking, of a bird, Il. 2.316 ; later a)mf-ia/xw as pres., me/ga a)mfi^a/xwn Orph. A. 819 : impf. a)mfi_/axe lao/s Q.S. 4.147 ; trans., boh\ a)mfi_/axen a)/stu 13.460 . a)mfibai/nw, fut. -bh/somai, etc.:— go about or around, h)e/lios me/son ou)rano\n a)mfibebh/kei sun in his course had reached mid-heaven, Il. 8.68 . bestride, a)mf' e(ni\ dou/rati bai=ne he bestrode a beam, Od. 5.371 , i(/ppon a). Call. Del. 113 ; a). qhlei/ais, of a cock, Babr. 5.8 : esp., bestride a fallen friend, so as to protect him, a)mfi\ kasignh/tw| bebaw/s Il. 14.477 : hence, of tutelary deities, guard, protect, *xru/shn a)mfibe/bhkas ib. 1.37 ; dai/mones a)mfiba/ntes po/lin A. Th. 175 :—so, of a wild beast, guard its young, Opp. C. 3.218 ; or its prey, X Cyn. 10.13 . surround, encompass, c. acc., nefe/lh sko/pelon a)mfibe/bhke Od. 12.74 ; se\ po/nos fre/nas a)mfibe/bhken Il. 6.355 , cf. Od. 8.541 ; taragmo\n a)mfiba/nt' ei)=xon ma/xhs E. Ph. 1406 ; w)= moi=ra . . oi(/a me . . a)mfiba=s' e)/xeis Id. Andr. 1082 : c. dat., *trw/wn ne/fos a)mfibe/bhke nhusi/n Il. 16.66 ; a). a)mfi/ ti, of a slit bandage which embraces a tender part without pressing on it, Hp. Art. 33 . metaph., to/de moi qra/sos a)mfibai/nei E. Supp. 609 ; a)mfiba=sa flo\c oi)/nou, metaph. from flame spreading round a vessel on the fire, Alc. 758 . *)amfi/baios, o(, epith. of Poseidon at Cyrene, = a)mfi/gaios, gaih/oxos , Tz.ad Lyc. 749 . a)mfiba/llw, fut. -balw=, etc.:— Med. , Ep. fut. a)mfibaleu=mai Od. 22.103 :—throw or put round, used by Hom. mostly in tmesi: of clothes, etc., put them on a person, c. dupl. acc. pers. et rei, a)mfi\ de/ me xlai=nan . . ba/len h)de\ xitw=na Od. 10.365 , cf. 451 ; a)mfi\ de/ min r(a/kos . . ba/len 13.434 : c. dat. pers., a)mfi\ de/ moi r(a/kos . . ba/lon v.l. in 14.342 ; a)mfi\ d' *)aqh/nh w)/mois . . ba/l' ai)gi/da Il. 18.204 ; stolh\n . . a)mfe/balle sw=| ka/ra| E. HF 465 ; ge/ras ko/mais Pi. P. 5.32 :— Med. , put round oneself, do\s de\ r(a/kos a)mfibale/sqai Od. 6.178 , cf. 22.103 , etc.; a)/gran . . a). ploka/mois E. Ba. 104 . metaph. and half metaph., tw=| d' e)gw\ a)mfibalw\n qa/lamon de/mon I built chamber over him, Od. 23.192 ; zugo\n *(ella/di a). A. Pers. 50 , cf. 72 ; a)ndra/si krath\r u(/pnon a)mfiba/llh| E. Ba. 385 ; e)c o(/tou leukh\n e)k melai/nhs a)mfiba/llomai tri/xa since I have put on white hair, S. Ant. 1093 ; a). ne/fos qana/tou Simon. 99 . Act. in med. sense, kratero\n me/nos a)mfibalo/ntes [e(autoi=s] 'girding themselves with strength', Il. 17.742 ; doulosu/nan a)mfibalou=sa ka/ra| [e)mauth=s] E. Andr. 110 : reversely, Med. for Act. , a)mfiba/llesqai *)ai/+dan e)pi/ tini 1191 :— Pass. , u(/mnos a)mfiba/lletai sofw=n mhti/es si song is cast (like a net) over the minds of poets, Pi. O. 1.8 . throw the arms round, so as to embrace, c. dat. pers., a)mf' *)odush=i . . xei=re balo/nte Od. 21.223 ; a)mfi\ de\ xei=ras deirh=| ba/ll' *)odush=i 23.208 ; a)mfi\ de\ paidi\ . . ba/le ph/xee 24.347 ; but a)mfi\ de\ xei=ras ba/llomen, of seizing or taking prisoner, 4.454 ; also a)mfi\ de\ xei=ra . . ba/len e)/gxei+ grasped it, 21.433 ; a)mfi\ de\ . . ba/le gou/nasi xei=ras, as a suppliant, 7.142 . c. acc. pers., encompass, embrace, a)mfibalo/nte a)llh/lous Il. 23.97 ; a). tina\ xersi/ E. Ba. 1363 ; a). masto\n w)le/naisi Ph. 306 ; a). me/lh Supp. 70 . encompass, beset, dusmenh\s o(/ri' a)mfiba/llei B. 17.6 ; po/lin fo/nw| E. Andr. 799 , cf. Trag.Adesp. 127.6 (lyr.); a). fu=lon o)rni/qwn surround them with nets, S. Ant. 344 ; strike or hit on all sides, tina\ be/lesi E. HF 422 . abs., fish (cf. a)mfi/blhstron), Ev.Marc. 1.16 , cf. PFlor. 2.119.3 (ii A. D.). metaph., a)mfi\ ktu/pos ou)/ata ba/llei Il. 10.535 (unless a). be Adv.). force, move round, to\ a)/rqron v.l. for a)mfisfa/llw (q.v.), Hp. Art. 2 . doubt, peri/ tinos Plb. 39.5.2 : also folld. by inf., Hld. 5.17 ; by w(s . . Ael. NA 9.33 ; by o(/ti . . Hermog. Id. 2.10 ; peri/ tinos Id. Meth. 23 . intr., a). ei)s to/pon go into another place, E. Cyc. 60 . to be doubtful or in dispute, Arist. EE 1243a12 , 25 ; a)mfiba/llein ei)/wqe ta\ fi/ltra are uncertain in their action, Alciphr. 1.37 :— Pass. , to be in dispute, Simp. in Ph. 21.11 . Med. , change, morfh/n Opp. C. 3.16 . a)mfibarh/s, gloss on a)mfike/lemnon , Hsch. , Phot. a)mfiba^sis, ews, h(, defence of fallen comrade, dei=se d' o(/ g' a)mfi/basin . . *trw/wn Il. 5.623 . a)mfiba/skw, = a)mfibai/nw , Sapph. Supp. 10.7 . a)mfibatei=n: a)mfisbhtei=n, Hsch. a)mfi/bios, on, living a double life, esp. amphibious, nomh/, of frogs, Batr. 59 ; a). sto/ma Pl. Epigr. 2 , cf. Ax. 368b ; qh/r Man. 4.23 ; of plants, Thphr. HP 1.4.3 ; a)mfi/bion, to/, = a)lo/h , Ps.- Dsc. 3.22 :—said by Thphr. ( Fr. 171.12 ) to have been first used by Democr. metaph., of the soul, denizen of two worlds, Plot. 4.8.4 ; of man, Hierocl. in CA 23p.468M. ; o( kata\ th\n zwh\n ko/smos e)sti\n oi(=on a)mfi/bion Dam. Pr. 81 , cf. 85 ; fu/sis a). ib. 399 , cf. 400 ; of the moon, a)/stron a). pro\s nu/kta kai\ h(me/ran Max.Tyr. 40.4 ; of Tiresias (who lived both as man and as woman), Luc. Astr. 11 . a)mfi/blhma, atos, to/, something thrown round, enclosure, E. Hel. 70 . garment, cloak, pe/plous te tou\s pri\n lampra/ t' a)mfiblh/mata ib. 423 ; pa/nopla a). coats of panoply, Id. Ph. 779 ; coverlet, Aret. SD 2.6 . a)mfiblhstr-eutikh/ (sc. te/xnh), h(, net-fishery, Poll. 7.139 . a)mfiblhstr-eu/w, catch with a nct, Aq. Is. 51.20 ( Pass. ). a)mfiblhstr-iko/s, h/, o/n, serving for a net, Pl. Sph. 235b . a)mfiblhstr-oeidh/s, e/s, net-like, xitw/n prob. the retina, Gal. UP 8.6 , 10.2 , cf. Ruf. Onom. 153 , Poll. 2.71 . a)mfi/blhstr-on, to/, anything thrown round: casting-net, Hes. Sc. 215 , Hdt. 1.141 , 2.95 ; a)mfiblh/strw| periba/llesqai Men. 27 , cf. Stratt. 7 , Epil. 1 , Ph. Bel. 95 , Ev.Matt. 4.18 . metaph., of the garment thrown like a net over Agamemnon, A. Ag. 1382 , Ch. 492 ; of the shirt of Nessus, *)erinu/wn u(fanto\n a). S. Tr. 1052 ; a)mfi/blhstra sw/matos r(a/kh rags thrown around body, E. Hel. 1079 . fetter, bond, A. Pr. 81 . of encircling walls, a)mfi/blhstra toi/xwn E. IT 96 . a)mfi/blhtos, on, put or thrown round, r(a/kh E. Fr. 697 . a)mfibo-a/omai, Pass. , to be celebrated, PCair. 67120 F 39 (vi A.D.). a)mfibo/-htos, on, sounding round, resounding, Call. Del. 303 ; ktu/pos Nonn. D. 45.44 . noised abroad, far-famed, AP 9.241 (Antip.), cf. Nonn. D. 26.141 . a)mfibol-eu/s, e/ws, o(, (a)mfiba/llw) fisherman, LXX Is. 19.8 . a)mfibol-e/w, to be in doubt, Greg.Cor. in Rh. 7.1339W. a)mfibol-h/, h(, cast as of a net, li/noio a). fishing-net, Opp. H. 4.149 . a)mfibol-htiko/s, h/, o/n, ambiguous, fwnh/ Olymp. in Cat. 86.39 . a)mfibol-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, state of being attacked on both sides, a)mfiboli/h| e)/xesqai Hdt. 5.74 . ambiguity, Arist. Po. 1461a25 , SE 165b26 , cf. Epicur. Nat. 28.5 , D.H. Rh. 8.16 , Ael. Tact. 40(51).1 , A.D. Synt. 311.10 , etc.; double entente, Cic. Fam. 7.32.2 , cf. Philostr. VS 2.25.1 ; a). a)nairei=n remove doubt, Plu. 2.1050a ; uncertainty of mind, App. Pun. 42 . a)mfi/bol-os, on, put round, encompassing, spa/rgana E. Ion 1490 ; o)/rh Opp. C. 2.133 : Subst. -bolon, to/, klwstou= -bo/lois li/noio E. Tr. 537 , cf. AP 6.296 ( Leon. ). struck or attacked on both or all sides, A. Th. 298 ; a). ei)=nai to be between two fires, Th. 4.32 , 36 ; a). gegone/nai u(po\ tw=n polemi/wn Plu. Cam. 34 , cf. Ph. Bel. 86.13 . Act. , hitting at both ends, double-pointed, ka/makes AP 6.131 ( Leon. ). doubtful, ambiguous, Pl. Cra. 437a , X. Mem. 1.2.35 , etc.; ta)gaqa\ e)s a)mfi/bolon a)sfalw=s e)/qento prudently accounted their good fortune as doubtful, Th. 4.18 ; e)s a). qe/sqai call in question, Plu. 2.756c ; ta\ a(/pac kekrime/na a). poih=sai OGI 664 (Egypt, i A.D.); a). no/mos Arist. Rh. 1375b11 ; to\ a). Top. 160a29 ; a)mfi/bola le/gein Rh. 1407a37 ; dhlw/seis a). Epicur. Ep. 1p.27U. ; sullogismoi/, le/ceis, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.67 , 107 ; dia/lektoi, prob. contradictory, ib. 56 , 58 ; oi)na/rion a). doubtful whether it is wine or vinegar, Polioch. 2.8 ; e)n a)mfibo/lw| ei)=nai to be doubtful, Luc. D Mort. 1.1 ; kata\ du/o a)mfi/bola Olymp. in Mete. 22.27 . Adv., ou)k a)mfibo/lws A. Th. 863 ; a). e)/xein D.H. Rh. 10.5 ; de/casqai Arr. Tact. 31.1 . of persons, in doubt, wavering, uncertain, Luc. D Deor. 20.11 , D.C. 37.36 , etc.; also a). bi/os, of a turncoat, Luc. Pseudol. 16 ; a)/nqrwpos, of a eunuch, Lib. Eth. 26.3 . a)mfibo/skomai, Dep., eat all about, Luc. Trag. 303 . a)mfi/boulos, on, double-minded: c. inf., half-minded to do, A. Eu. 733 (cj. Turneb.). a)mfibra/gxia, ta/, parts about the tonsils, Hp. Int. 53 . a)mfi/bra^xus, eia, u, short at both ends: o( a)., the metrical foot ^ - ^, e.g. a)/meinon, D.H. Comp. 17 , Heph. 3.2 . a)mfi/brotos, h, on, also os, on, covering the whole man, Hom. always a)mfibro/th a)spi/s Il. 2.389 ; a). xqw/n, of body as surrounding soul, Emp. 148 ; a). kw/deia (h( ga\r kefalh\ sune/xei pa=n to\ sw=ma Sch.) Nic. Al. 216 . a)mfi/broxos, on, thoroughly soaked, AP 7.27 (Antip.). a)mfibw/mios, on, at the altar, E. Tr. 562 . a)mfi/bwtos, on, contr. from a)mfibo/htos, Ion Trag. 35 . a)mfiga/numai, = a)mfighqe/w , Q.S. 1.62 . a)mfi/geios, on, with land on both sides, qa/lassa Phot. , Suid.S.v. porqmo/s. a)mfigenh/s, e/s, of doubtful gender, Eust. 668.48 . a)mfi/genus, u, gen. uos, two-edged, of an axe, Hsch. a)mfighqe/w, rejoice throughout, h.Ap. 273 . a)mfi/glwssos, on, ambiguous, Eust. 489.19 , al. a)mfignoe/w: impf. h)mfegno/oun Pl. Sph. 236c , X. An. 2.5.33 : aor. h)mfegno/hsa Pl. Plt. 291b , Sph. 228e (a)mfagnoe/w v. l. in X. An. l.c., and Procop. Goth. 2.16 ):—to be doubtful or mistaken about a thing, ti Pl. Sph. 228e ; peri/ tinos Isoc. 2.28 ; e)pi/ tinos po/teron . . Pl. Grg. 466c ; u(pe/r tinos Procop.l.c.; h)mfegno/oun o(/ ti e)poi/oun they knew not what they were about, X. An. l.c.; ou)k a)mfignow= se gegono/ta sustratiw/thn I am not mistaken in thinking . . , Plu. Pomp. 79 :— Pass. , a)mfignohqei/s unrecognized, X. HG 6.5.26 ; but a)mfignoou/meno/n e)sti is in dispute, Air. Tact. 6.2 , cf. Plot. 4.4.12 . a)mfi/gnoia, h(, doubt, Sch. S. Aj. 23 . a)mfignwmone/w, to be of doubtful mind, Doroth. ap. EM 87.48 , Sch. Pl. Grg. 466c . a)mfigo/htos, on, bewailed all round, *kwkutou= u(/dwr AP 7.700 ( Diod. ). a)mfi/gonos, on, stepchild, Hsch., EM 87.50 . *)amfiguh/eis, o(, epith. of Hephaestus, with both feet crooked, lame, Il. 1.607 , etc. a)mfiguio/w, mutilate, or impale, Hsch. , cf. EM 89.17 . a)mfi/gu^os, on, in Hom. always epith. of e)/gxos, either (gui=on) with a limb at each end, double-pointed, or (gu/hs) bending both ways, elastic, Il. 13.147 , Od. 24.527 ; a). dou/rasin A.R. 3.135 ; prob. (from gui=on) stout rivals, S. Tr. 504 (lyr.). a)mfidah/s, two-edged knife, Suid. a)mfidai/w, kindle around:—only intr. in pf. and plpf., burn, blaze around, a)u+th/ te pto/lemo/s te a)/stu to/d' a)mfide/dhe Il. 6.329 ; a)mfi\ ma/xh t' e)noph/ te dedh/ei tei=xos 12.35 ; of dust, ko/nis sf' a)mfidedh/ei Hes. Sc. 62 . a)mfida/knw, bite all round: hence, grip close, APl. 4.118 ( Paul.Sil. ). a)mfida/kru_tos, on, all-tearful, po/qos E Ph. 330 . a)mfidarkane/s: o(malo/n, Hsch. a)mfi/da^sus, eia, u, shaggy or fringed all round, epith. of the Aegis, which was hung with qu/sanoi, Il. 15.309 ; also of the head of Marsyas, Simon. 177 . a)mfi/dafos, prob. = a)mfita/phs , POxy. 298.9 (i A. D.). a)mfide/a, as, h(, anything that binds or is bound around, bracelet or anklet, mostly pl., Hdt. 2.69 , Ar. Fr. 320.11 , IG 2.652A18 , cf. 660.11 , Aristaenet. 1.19 , Lib. Or. 31.12 . iron rings, by which folding-doors were secured in hinges, Lys. Fr. 37 , IG 2.834b ii99 : sg. -dh= IG 11(2).147.7 (Delos, iv B. C.). ta\ a)mfi/dea, rim of the os uteri, Hp. Mul. 1.57 , cf. Gal. 19.78 :—sg. a)mfibol-dh/ion Ruf. Onom. 195 , a)mfibo/l-dion Erot. a)mfideh/s, e/s, afraid on all sides, Hsch. , Phot. , Suid. a)mfidei/+dion, to/, Dim. of a)mfide/a, door-ring, prob. in BCH 10.463 (Delos, iv B. C.). a)mfidei/kelos, visible from all sides, Suid. a)mfideka/th, h(, Arc. for the 21st of the month, Hsch. (dub.):— also a)mfidekati/a, h(, IG 5(1).363 (Sparta); cf. a)mfeika/s. a)mfide/mw, build round about, in aor. 1 Med. a)mfedei/manto J. BJ 5.5.1 . a)mfide/cios, on, ambidextrous (cf. a)mfari/steros), Hp. Aph. 7.43 (wrongly expl. by Glaucias ap. Erot. , S.E. M. 7.50 ), Arist. EN 1134b34 ; = peride/cios , Hippon. 83 . Adv. -i/ws, pai/zein Polem.Hist. 45 . ready to take with either hand, i.e. taking either of two things, indifferent, Trag.Adesp. 355 ( = Com.Adesp. 360 ); so a)mfideci/ws e)/xei it is indifferent, A. Fr. 266 . two-edged, si/dhros E. Hipp. 780 . metaph., double-meaning, ambiguous, xrhsth/rion Hdt. 5.92 .e/, cf. Luc. JTr. 43 . on either hand, with both hands, a). a)kmai=s with both hands at once, S. OT 1243 ; e)rei/sat' . . pleuro\n a)mfide/cion e)mfu/nte tw=| fu/santi OC 1112 . a)mfide/cia, ta/, bracelets, Hsch. : sg. a)mfi/decin (sic) IG 3.238a . a)mfidecio/ths, htos, h(, ambidextrousness, dexterity, Eust. 957.30 . a)mfide/raion, to/, necklace, Lib. Decl. 46.17 , Hsch. : pl. a)mfide/rrea, AB 388 . a)mfide/rkomai, Dep., look upon, behold, AP 15.22 ( Simm. ). a)mfide\sfa/ganon (sic)<*> skolope/ndra, Hsch. a)mfi-de/ths, ou, o(, (de/w A) yoke for oxen, Artem. 2.24 . necklace, Procop.Gaz. Ecphr. 164.21 (pl.). a)mfi/-detos, on, bound or set all round, AP 6.103 ( Phil. ). a)mfi-de/w, bind round, A.R. 2.64 :— Med. in Hsch. a)mfi/dhlos, on, gloss on a)mfidei/kelos , Suid. a)mfidh/ma, h(, foot-wear, GDI 4992 , 5000 (Gortyn). a)mfidhria/omai, Dep., fight about, gunaiko\s ei(/neka Semon. 7.118 : c. dat., Lyc. 1437 . a)mfidh/ri_tos, on, disputed, doubtful, ni/kh Th. 4.134 , Plb. 4.33.8 ; ma/xh Id. 35.2.14 . a)mfidh/tioi, prob. = a)mfide/ai , Democr. 130 . a)mfidiai/nw, moisten all round, i(drw=ti ko/mhn AP 9.653 ( Agath. ). a)mfidi_n-e/omai, Pass. , to be put round in a circle, Hom. in pf. only, w(=| pe/ri xeu=ma faeinou= kassite/roio a)mfidedi/nhtai round whose edge a stream of tin is rolled, Il. 23.562 ; koleo\n a)mfidedi/nhtai [a)/or] scabbard is fitted close round it, Od. 8.405 ; of persons, to be dizzy, skotw/deis a)mfidineu/menoi Aret. SD 2.3 . a)mfidi_n-dineu/w, whirl around, purh/ia A.R. 1.1184 (tm.). a)mfidio/rqwsis, ews, h(, guarding oneself both before and after saying something which may seem too bold, Alex. Fig. 1.5 . a)mfidokeu/w, lie in wait for, tina/ Bion Fr. 9.6 ; guard, Orph. A. 925 . a)mfi/domos, on, built around, Opp. H. 2.351 . a)mfidone/w, whirl round, agitate violently, *ze/furos de/ndrea a)mfidonei= AP 9.668 ( Marian. ), cf. 5.121 ( Diod. ). a)mfi-doce/w, to be doubtful, to\ a)mfidocei=n room for doubt, Arist. Rh. 1356a8 ; a). peri/ tinos Plb. 32.16.5 . c. acc., doubt about, Arist. SE 176b15 :— Pass. , to be doubtful, ta)lhqe\s a)mfidocei=tai ib. 176b20 ; a)pofa/seis Plb. 36.9.2 ; e)lpi/des D.S. 19.96 , cf. Plu. Thes. 23 . a)mfi/-docos, on, of persons, with doubtful mind, Ps.- E. Fr. 1132.52 ; pro\s to\ qei=on Plu. 2.434d ; peri/ tinos ib. 11d . of a witness, of doubtful credibility, Arist. Rh.Al. 1431b23 . of things, ambiguous, doubtful, e)n a)mfido/cw| Thphr. CP 1.22.2 ; a). ni/kh, e)lpi/des, Plb. 11.1.8 , 15.1.12 ; of oracles, Luc. JConf. 14 (v.l.); causing doubt, ptoi=ai Onos. 6.5 . Adv. -do/cws Gal. 1.273 , al. in Prosody, of doubtful quantity, Lat. anceps, Sch. Heph. 1.4 . a)mfi/doros, on, quite flayed, AP 6.165 (Phalaec.) a)mfi/doulos, on, slave both by father and mother, Eub. 2 D. , Eust. 1445.5 . a)mfi/doxmos, on, (doxmh/) as large as can be grasped, li/qos a). X. Eq. 4.4 , cf. Poll. 1.200 , Hsch. a)mfidrane/s, (dra=nos) embroidered on both sides, i(ma/tion Hsch. , Phot. p.100 R. a)mfi-dro/mia, wn, ta/, Att. festival at the naming of a child, so called because the parents' friends carried it round the hearth, Ar. Lys. 757 , Ephipp. 3 , Lys. Fr. 22 : on fifth day after birth, Sch. Pl. Tht. 160e ; tenth, acc. to Sch. Ar. Lys. l.c.:—hencea)mfi-drome/w, AB 207 . a)mfi/-dromos, on, running both ways, oi( kata\ to\n porqmo\n to/poi a). o)/ntes subject to a constant ebb and flow, Plb. 34.2.5 ; porqmo/s with harbour on both sides, Pl.Com. 24D. encompassing, enclosing, S. Aj. 352 ; a)/rkus i(sta/nai a). X. Cyn. 6.5 (dub.). pr. n. *)amfi/dromos, divinity connected with a)mfidro/mia, A. Fr. 222 . a)mfi-dru/ptomai, be torn all round, Q.S. 4.396 . a)mfi/-druptos, on, = a)mfidrufh/s , AP 6.84 (Paul. Sil.), 9.323 (Antip.<Sid.>). a)mfi/drus: femella, i. e. oak-wood handle, Gloss. a)mfidruti/: de/ndron a)kh=s, Hsch. a)mfi-dru^fh/s, e/s, (dru/ptw) torn on both sides, a)/loxos a). a wife who has torn both cheeks, in grief, Il. 2.700 , Orac. ap. Hdt. 6.77 . a)mfi/-dru^fos, on, = foreg, pareiai/ Il. 11.393 . a)mfi/du^mos, on, two-fold, double, lime/nes a). Od. 4.847 ; a)ktai/ A.R. 1.940 ; pla/stigges Opp. H. 2.179 ; i)sqmo/s Str. 6.1.5 ; of double nature, Opp. C. 3.483 ; with two barbs, a)/kontes 1.92 . (The termin. -dumos recurs in di/dumos, tri/dumos.) a)mfi/du^sis, h(, double cup, like de/pas a)mfiku/pellon , Anaxandr. 74 . a)mfidu/w, put on, tini/ ti Sch. Ar. Th. 1053 :— Med. , put on oneself, a)mfidu/setai xroi/+[pe/plon] S. Tr. 605 . a)mfie/zw, freq. as v.l. for a)mfia/zw , cf. An. Ox. 2.338 . a)mfiekt<h/r>: xitw\n diplou=s, Hsch. a)mfi/ekton, to/, measure between h(mi/ekton and a)mforeu/s, dub. in Them. Or. 8.113d . a)mfielikto/s, o/n, revolving, of stars, Arat. 378 ; winding, peri/ploos D.P. 466 . a)mfie/lissa, h(, (e(li/ssw) Ep. Adj., only fem., in Hom. always of ships, Il. 2.165 ,al., either curved at both ends (or on both sides), or wheeling either way, handy; in late Ep. , twisting, doubling, i(ma/sqlh a). Nonn. D. 48.328 ; mi/trh Jo.Gaz. 1.319 ; wavering, doubtful, a)oidh/ Tryph. 667 . a)mfieli/ssw, wind round, Arat. 996 , Orph. Fr. 115 . a)mfielo/n: a)/fqonon, Hsch. a)mfie/nnumi Pl. Prt. 321a ; a)mfi-u/w Plu. Per. 9 : fut. a)mfie/sw Od. 5.167 , Att. a)mfiw= (a)p-) Men. 339 , (pros-) Ar. Eq. 891 : aor. h)mfi/esa Od. 18.361 (opt. -e/saimi), X. Cyr. 1.3.17 :— Med. , ib. 8.2.21 : fut. -e/somai ib. 4.3.20 , Pl. R. 457a : aor. h)mfiesa/mhn App. BC 2.122 , Ep. a)mfie/santo Od. 23.142 :— Pass. , aor. part. a)mfiesqei/s Hdn. 1.10.5 : pf. h)mfi/esmai Ar. V. 1172 , etc.; poet. part. a)mfemme/nos Epigr.Gr. 1035.25 :— put round or on, a)mfi\ de\ kala\ le/padn' e(/san Il. 19.393 : but mostly c. dupl. acc. pers. et rei, e)me\ xlai=na/n te xitw=na/ te ei(/mata . . a)mfie/sasa Od. 15.369 ; in tmesi, a)mfi\ de/ me xlai=na/n te xitw=na/ te ei(/mata e(/ssen 10.542 ; a)mfi\ de/ min me/ga de/rma . . e(/ss' e)la/foio 13.436 , cf. Ar. Pl. 936 , Pl. Smp. 219b , X. Cyr. 1.3.17 , etc.:— Pass. , h)mfiesme/nos ti clothed in . . , wearing, Ar. V. 1172 , Th. 92 , Ec. 879 , etc.; trofali\s ski=ron h)mfiesme/nh with a rind on, Eup. 277 . rarely c. dat. rei. a). tina/ tini clothe one in or with, qrici\ kai\ de/rmasi Pl. Prt. 321a : metaph., ponhra\ xrhstoi=s a). lo/gois cloak . . , D.H. 6.16 . Med. , put on oneself, dress oneself in, a)mfie/santo xitw=nas Od. 23.142 ; a)mfi\ d' a)/ra . . e(ano\n e(/saq' Il. 14.178 ; a)mfi\ d' a)/ra . . nefe/lhn w)/moisi e(/santo they put cloud round their shoulders, 20.150 ; gui/ois a)mfie/santo ko/nin A. Eleg. 3 ; leukh/n a)mfie/sasqe sa/mhn AP 12.93 ; a)reth\n a)nti\ i(mati/wn a). Pl. R. 457a : abs., ou) ga\r pare/xeis a)mfie/sasqai tw=| patri/ Ar. Fr. 17D. a)mfie/pw, poet. also a)mfe/pw (the only form in Trag.): impf. or aor. a)mfi/epon and a)/mfepon, both in Hom. (v. infr.): poet. Verb only in the tenses cited, and once or twice in Med. : (e(/pw:— go about, be all round, g<*>/strhn tri/podos pu=r a)/mfepe Il. 18.348 , Od. 8.437 ; pru/mnhn pu=r a)/mfepe Il. 16.124 ; e)/ers' a)mfe/pei the dew (of milk and honey, metaph. of song) crowns [the bowl], Pi. N. 3.78 . beset, press hard, Il. 11.483 ; so perh. in Od. 3.118 (v. infr. 11.2 ). to be busy about, look after, a)mfi/epon ta/fon *(/ektoros Il. 24.804 , cf. 5.667 ; a)mfi\ boo\s e(/peton kre/a dressed the meat, 11.776 ; bou=s, o)/+in a)., Od. 8.61 , Il. 24.622 :—do honour or reverence to, *da/matra Pi. O. 6.95 ; tend or heal sick, P. 3.51 ; a). skh=ptron sway the sceptre, O. 1.12 , cf. S. El. 651 ; esp.guard, protect, Pi. P. 5.68 , prob. in E. Med. 480 , etc.; *bakxeu= . . o(\s a)mfe/peis *)itali/an S. Ant. 1118 ; mantei=on E. IT 1248 ; simply, frequent, xw=ron Simon. 58 :—a). kh=dos cherish an alliance, E. Ph. 340 ; a). mo/xqon go through toil and trouble, Pi. P. 4.268 ; su/mpeiron a)gwni/a qumo\n a). foster spirit in contests, N. 7.10 ; a). o)/lbon enjoy happiness, I. 4(3).59 ; a). pannuxi/das Critias 1.8 . abs., in part., with good heed, carefully, i(/ppous a)mfie/pontes zeu/gnusan Il. 19.392 ; sti/xas i(/staton a)mfie/pontes ib. 2.525 ; kaka\ r(a/ptomen a)mfie/pontes Od. 3.118 ; o( a)mfe/pwn dai/mwn the fortune that attends one, Pi. P. 3.108 . Med. , crowd about, a)mfi\ d' a)/r' au)to\n *trw=es e(/ponq' Il. 11.473 codd.; accompany round about, tini/ Q.S. 1.47 . *)amfierai+sth/s, ou=, o(, worshipper of Amphiaraus, IG 22.1322 (iii/ii B.C.). *)amfiera/ia, ta/, festival of A., IG 3.1171 . a)mfi/ergos, on, worked or prepared in two ways, h(mibrexh= kai\ h(mi/eilon h(/n kalou=si/ tines a). Thphr. CP 3.23.1 . a)mfie/rxomai, V<*>. a)mfe/rxomai. a)mfi/-esis, ews, h(, clothing, Sch. Od. 9.51 , Simp. in Cat. 401.21 . a)mfi/-esma, atos, to/, garment: pl., wraps, clothes, Hp. Mul. 2.133 , Pl. Grg. 523d , R. 381a ; in anatomy, of membranes, Gal. 2.554 , al. a)mfi-esmo/s, o(, clothing, D.H. 8.62 ( v.l. -asmo/s ). a)mfi-estri/s, i/dos, h(, cloak, wrap, Poll. 6.10 , 7.61 . a)mfi-etei/, Adv., (e)/tos) year by year, prob. in SIG 963.7 (Amorgos, iv B.C.), cf. Suid. , Eust. 1385.1 . a)mfi/-etes, Adv. = foreg., Moer. 45 . a)mfi-ete/w, offer yearly sacrifices, EM 90.26 . a)mfi-ethri/s, i/dos, h(, yearly festival, SIG 1109.69 (Athens, ii A.D.), Suid. a)mfi-e/thros, on, celebrated in yearly festivals, epith. of Dionysus, Orph. H. 52.10 . a)mfi-eth/s, e/s, = foreg., Call. Del. 278 , Orph. Fr. 232 . a)mfi-eti/dai, oi(, Com. name for stupid persons, Men. 13D. a)mfi-eti/zomai, Pass. , return yearly, of festivals, Hsch., EM 90.27 :—also a)mfi-ethri/zomai, Cratin. 2D. a)mfiza/nw, sit on, c. dat., xitw=ni a)mfi/zane te/frh ashes settled upon the tunic, Il. 18.25 . a)mfi/zeuktos, on, joined from both sides, A. Pers. 130 . a)mfize/w, boil or bubble around. Q.S. 6.104 . a)mfi/zwstos, on, girt around, Nonn. D. 32.159 . a)mfih/khs, es, (a)kh/ *a) = a)mfh/khs , Hsch. a)mfiqa/la^mos, ou, prob. f.l. for a)nti- , corresponding chamber, Vitr. 6.7.2 . a)mfiqa/lassos, Att. a)/mfi-ttos, on, with sea on both sides, sea-girt, of Rhodes, Pi. O. 7.33 ; of Attica, X. Vect. 1.7 , cf. Str. 9.1.3 . a)mfi-qa^leu/s, e/os, o(, = pai=s a)mfiqalh/s , hence, in religious ceremonies, acolyte, tw=n mega/lwn *)antwni/wn BCH 10.415 (Thyatira) :— hence a)mfi-qaleu/w, ta\ mega/la *)asklhpiei=a ib. 11.98 (ibid.). a)mfi-qa^lh/s, e/s, (qalei=n) lit. blooming on both sides, of children who have both parents alive, Il. 22.496 , Pl. Lg. 927d , Call. Iamb. 3.1.3 , SIG 589.19 ( Magn. Mae.), etc. flourishing on all sides, xwri/on Poll. 1.239 : metaph., all-abounding, of gods, A. Ch. 394 ; *)/erws Ar. Av. 1737 (cf. Sch.); of a man, po/sis a). IG 14.1863 : metaph., a)mfiqalh\s kakoi=s abounding in . . , A. Ag. 1144 . of things, complete, a)lh/qeia Pl. Ax. 370d . a)mfi-qa/llw, pf. (with pres. sense) a)mfite/qhla, to be in full bloom, Ap 9.231 (Antip.), 12.96 . a)mfiqa/lpw, warm on both sides, cherish, Luc. Trag. 28 . a)mfiqe/atros, on, having seats for spectators all round, of the Roman circus, a). i(ppo/dromos D.H. 4.44 :- also stoa/ Id. 3.68 ; sta/dion IGRom. 4.861 (Laodicea ad Lycum): esp. neut. as Subst., -qe/atron, to/, amphitheatre, IGRom. 1.1024.27 (Berenice, i B.C.), Str. 14.1.43 , J. AJ 15.8.1 , Arr. Epict. 1.25.27 , Procop. Goth. 3.23 , etc. a)mfi/qetos, on, in Il. 23.270 , 616 a). fia/lh, acc. to Aristarch. , a cup that will stand on both ends; acc. to others, with handles on both sides, that may be taken up by both sides, cf. Ath. 11.501a sq., Eust. 1299.55 , Hsch. a)mfiqe/w, generally pres., run round about, a)mfiqe/ousi mhte/ras Od. 10.413 : c. dat., no/os de/ oi( ai)/simos a)mfiqe/ei right mind surrounds him, Mosch. 2.107 : impf. a)mfiqe/esken Q.S. 5.371 . a)mfi-qhgh/s, e/s, sharpened on both sides, two-edged, ci/fos S. Ant. 1309 (lyr.). a)mfi/-qhktos, on, = foreg., AP 6.94 ( Phil. ). a)mfi/-qla^sis, ews, h(, pressure all round, Aret. CA 1.6 . a)mfi/-qlasma, Ion. a)mfi/-flasma, atos, to/, bruise of the flesh round a spot, Hp. Art. 50 . a)mfi-qla/w, Ion. a)mfi-fla/w, crush, contuse round: in Pass. , sa\rc peri\ o)ste/on Id. Fract. 11 , Art. 50 ; of fruit, mh/lwn sa/rkes a)mfiqlasqei/sai Aret. CD 2.6 . a)mfiqnh/skw, of flesh, mortify round a wound, v. l. in Hp. Fract. 33 ; later, die around, tisi/ Q.S. 6.449 . a)mfiqoa/zw, rush around, ou)rano/n Man. 4.84 . a)mfi/qreptos, on, clotted round a wound, ai(=ma S. Tr. 572 . a)mfiqru/ptomai, to be broken up, dub. l. Aret SD 2.4 . a)mfiqrw/|/skw, in aor. part. a)mfiqoro/ntes, leap around, Eumel. 9 ( = A.R. 3.1373 ). a)mfi/qu^ros, on, with a door on both sides, with double entrance, oi)=kos S. Ph. 159 ; oi)ki/a Lys. 12.15 ; Boeot. a)mfiqi/ouros, o(, as Subst., IG 7.2876 (Coronea). Subst. a)mfi/quron, to/, hall, Theoc. 14.42 . a)mfiqu/sanos, on, fringed all alout, pro/slhmma GDI 5702 (Samos). a)mfii/zomai, sit upon, di/fron Hp. Mul. 2.114 . a)mfii/+sthmi, v. a)mfi/sthmi. a)mfikaqi/zomai ( v.l. -e/z- ), take a sitz-bath, Hp. Mul. 1.13 . causal, cause to be seated upon a puelo/s, ib. 2.134 . a)mfika/qhmai, Pass. , sit all round, Orac. ap. Eus. PE 4.23 . a)mfikai/numai, in plpf. Pass. a)mfeke/kasto, to be adorned with, teu/xesi Q.S. 10.179 , cf. 188 . a)mfika^lu/ptw, fut. -yw A.R. 2.583 : aor. -ya, v. infr. c.acc., enwrap, enfold, of garments, Il. 2.262 ; of a coffin, a). o)ste/a 23.91 ; e)ph\n po/lis a)mfikalu/yh| doura/teon me/gan i(/ppon received within it, Od. 8.511 , cf. 4.618 ; e)/rws fre/nas a)mfeka/luye love enfolded my senses, Il. 3.442 ; qa/natos de/ min a)mfeka/luye 5.68 , cf. 12.116 ; qana/tou de\ me/lan ne/fos a)mfeka/luye 16.350 ; a)mfi\ de\ o)/sse kelainh\ nu\c e)ka/luye 11.356 ; [ u(/pnos] ble/far' a)mfikalu/yas Od. 5.493 ; of a wave, overwhelm, A.R.l.c.:—in Pass. , a)mfikekalu/fqai a)mfie/smasi Hp. Mul. 2.133 . a). ti/ tini put round any one as a veil, cover, or shelter, a). sa/kos tini/ Il. 8.331 ; ne/fos tini/ 14.343 ; nu/kta ma/xh| a). throw the mantle of night over the battle, 5.506 ; o)/ros po/lei a). overshadow a city with a mountain, Od. 8.569 . after Hom. , a). tina/ tini surround one with, fu/llois knh/mas Batr. 161 , cf. Opp. H. 1.746 :— Pass. , a)mfekalu/fqh kra=ta le/ontos xa/smati he had his head covered with lion's jaws, E. HF 361 . guard, maxai/rion daktu/lw| Hp. Mul. 1.70 . a)mfika/rhnos, on, two-headed, Nic. Th. 373 ; in Al. 417 v. l. for a)mfi/krhna, q.v. a)mfika^rh/s, e/s, = foreg., Id. Th. 812 . a)mfi/karpos, on, fruiting both above and below ground, amphicarpic, Thphr. HP 1.6.12 . a)mfi/kartos, on, shorn all round, Herod. 8.24 . a)mfi/kaustis or a)mfi/-kautis, ews , h( : (kai/w):— ripe barley, Ael.Dion. Fr. 184 , Hsch. s.v. kau=stis. Com., pudenda, Cratin. 381 . epith. of Demeter, Hsch. 1 .c. a)mfikea/zw, cleave asunder, in Ep. aor. part. -kea/ssas Od. 14.12 . a)mfi/keimai, Pass. , lie round or upon, tini Pi. Fr. 92 ; e)p'a)llh/loisin a)mfikei/menoi locked in each other's arms, S. OC 1620 ; e)p' o)le/qrw| . . a)mfikei=sqai mo/ron slaughter is heaped on slaughter, Ant. 1292 (lyr.). a)mfikei/rw, aor. 2 Pass. -eka/rhn, shear all round, AP 9.56 ( Phil. ). a)mfi-kelemni/s, hanging evenly on both shoulders, Hsch. , Theognost. Can. 163.16 . a)mfi-ke/lemnon: a)mfibare/s, or, chair carried by two men, Hsch. ; satyric dance, EM 91.1 . a)mfi/kerws, wn, gen. w, two-horned, Man. 1.306 , 4.274 . a)mfi/keston: peritmhto\n h)\ perigrafo/menon, Hsch. (Fort. -ceston.) a)mfikeu/qw, cover all round, Hsch. a)mfike/fa^los, on, two-headed, Eub. 107.10 (in poet. form a)mfike/fallos); of the a)mfi/sbaina, Gal. 14.243 ; ske/lous to\ a)., i.e. the thighbone, Arist. HA 404a5 . of a couch, having two places for the head, i.e. two ends, kli/nh IG 1.277d (-kne/fallos wrongly cited by Poll. 10.36 ). a)mfi^ki/wn [ki_], on, gen. onos, with pillars all round, S. Ant. 285 . a)mfi/klastos, on, broken (cf. a)mfirrw/c), AP 6.223 . a)mfi/klautos, on, mourned around, Opp. H. 4.257 . a)mfikla/w, break all in pieces, Q S. 8.345 ; tro/mos a). gui=a 12.399 . a)mfikli^nh/s, e/s, unsteady, uncertain, xara/ Ph. 2.548 . Adv. -nw=s, e)/xein to be in doubt, 2.171 . a)mfi-klu/zw, wash or flood around, Orph. A. 271 . a)mfi/-klustos, on, washed on both sides by waves, a)kth/, of a promontory, S. Tr. 752 , cf. 780 ; h)iw/n Str. 11.4.2 ; xw=ma App. BC 5.72 . a)mfikne/fallos, on, with cushions at both ends, v. a)mfike/falos 11 . a)mfiknefh/s, e/s, wrapped in darkness, buqo/s Orac.Chald. 242 . a)mfi/koilos, on, hollowed on both sides, Suid. doubly concave, of a curvilinear angle, Procl. in Euc.Def. 8p.127F. , al. a)mfi/koitos: o( ta/phs, coverlet, Suid. a)mfi/kollos, on, glued on both sides:—kli/nh a). couch with two ends fixed on, Pl. Com. 34 . a)mfikome/w, tend on all sides or carefully, AP 7.141 ( Antiphil. ). a)mfi/komos, on, with hair all round, AP 9.516 ( Crin. ). thick-leafed, qa/mnw| u(p' a)mfiko/mw| Il. 17.677 , cf. Archestr. Fr. 9 . a)mfi/kopos, on, (ko/ptw) two-edged, Eust. 1531.34 . a)mfi/koros, o(, middle of three brothers, Hsch. , Suid. a)mfi/kouros, on, lopped of its branches, kormo/s S. Fr. 821 . shorn on both sides, Hsch. , Phot. p.102 R. seized by men on either side, Suid. a)mfi/kra_nos, on, = a)mfika/rhnos , E. HF 1274 ; r(a/bdos, of Hermes' wand, S. Fr. 701 . surrounding the head, in Ion. form -krhnos, AP 6.90 ( Phil. ), prob. l. in Nic. Al. 417 . a)mfikrate/w, occupy, Antioch.Astr. in Cal.Cod.Astr. 1.112 . a)mfikre/mamai, Pass. , hang round, fre/nas a)mfikre/mantai e)lpi/des Pi. I. 2.43 , cf. O. 7.24 . a)mfikremh/s, e/s, overhanging, sko/pelos AP 9.90 ( Alph. ). hanging round shoulder, fare/trh APl. 4.212 ( Alph. ); xlamu/s App.Anth. 3.166 ( Procl. ). a)mfi/krhmnos, on, with cliffs all round, a)/gkos E. Ba. 1051 . melaph., a)pa/th a). deceit which is always on the edge of the precipice, Ps.- Luc. Philopatr. 16 . a)mfi/krhnos, on, Ion. for a)mfi/kranos, q. v. a)mfi/krotos, on, struck with both hands, yalmoi/ IG 3.82 . a)mfikru/ptw, cover or hide on every side, toi=on ne/fos a)mfi/ se kru/ptei E. Hec. 907 . a)mfi-kti/ones or a)mfi-ktu/ones, wn, oi(, (v. kti/zw) they that dwell round or near, next neighbours, Hdt. 8.104 , Pi. P. 4.66 , 10.8 , N. 6.39 ; cf. sq. (Accented -ktiw/n or -ktuw/n by Hdn.Gr. 2.724 , 1.22 , and some codd.) *)amfiktu/on-es, wn, oi(, Amphictyons, deputies of states associated in an a)mfiktuoni/a, e.g. at Onchestos, Str. 9.2.33 ; Calauria, 8.6.14 ; Delos, Ath. 6.234e ; esp. at Delphi, D. 5.14 ,al., Aeschin. 2.115 , etc.; *)amfikti/ones IG 2.545.16 ,al., and this form seems to preserve the etym., v. foreg.: sg. in Lib. Decl. 17.10 ,al. -eu/w, to be a member of the Amphictyonic Council, IG 7.106 (Megara), SIG 58 (Delos):— Pass. , to be subject to the Amphictyony, Gött.Gel.Anz. 1913.175 . -i/a or *)amfiktuon-ei/a, h(, Amphictyonic League, D. 5.19 , 11.4 , cf. Did. in D. 4.6 ; to\ di/kaion th=s *)a. IG 4.589 (Argos); of the League of Calauria, Str. 8.6.14 :—th=s tw=n *lokrw=n *)a. to\ tri/ton me/ros a third share in the representation of Locri in the Amphictyony, Klio 16.163 . *)amfiktuon-iko/s, h/, o/n, belonging to the Amphictyons or their League, *)a. di/kai trials in their court, D. 18.322 : i(era/ offerings made at their meeting, Lexap.eund. 23.37 ; po/lemos D. 18.143 ; ta\ xrh/mata ta\ *)a. IG 2.545.6 ; *)a. e)/gklhma IG 12(5).526.4 (Ceos, iii B. C.). *)amfiktuon-i/s, i/dos, h(, fem. of foreg.; *)a. (sc. po/lis), h(, city or state in the Amphictyonic League, Aeschin. 2.116 . name of Demeter at Anthela, Hdt. 7.200 . a)mfi-ku/bwtai pro/xoi: h)\ a)po\ <th=s> tou= o(/lou periferei/as h)\ a)po\ th=s tw=n w)/twn, Hsch. :—also a)mfi/-k[t]upos, on, EM 543.7 : a)mfi/-kufos, on , kerami/des BCH 28.159 (Delos, ii B. C.). a)mfiku^ka/w, mix up, Nic. Th. 602 . a)mfikuklo/omai, Pass. , encircle, surround, a)mfi\ de\ kuklou=nto nh=son A. Pers. 458 .— Act. in Agath. 3.6 . a)mfiku^li/ndw, aor -eku/li_sa, roll about, round, or on, fasga/nw| a)mfikuli/sais Pi. N. 8.23 . a)mfiku/mwn, on, gen. onos, = a)mfi/klustos , B. 15.16 . a)mfiku^ne/w, deosculari, Q.S. 7.328 , in aor. a)mfiku/sai. a)mfiku/pellos, on, in Hom. always de/pas a). double cup, such as forms a ku/pellon both at top and bottom, Il. 1.584 ,al.: a)mfiku/pella are compared with the cell of a honeycomb, as possessing a)mfi/stomoi quri/des, Arist. HA 624a9 ; but acc. to Aristarch. , two-handled, cf. Ath. 11.783b (post 11.466c ). a)mfi-kurte/w, to be gibbous, selh/nhs -ou/shs Olymp. in Mete. 226 . a)mfi-kurto/omai, Pass. , to be gibbous, of the moon, Man. 6.575 (tm.). a)mfi/-kurtos, on, convex on each side, like the moon in her second or third quarter, gibbous, Arist. Cael. 291b20 , Thphr. Sign. 56 , Plu. 2.381d . doubly convex, of a curvilinear angle, opp. a)mfi/koilos, Procl. in Euc.Def. 8p.127F. , al.; grammai/ Gal. 2.673 ; lepi/des Ph. Bel. 70.23 . a)mfilagxa/nw, exchange, to/pous Ptol. Tetr. 179 . a)mfi/la^los, on, talking in two languages, in broken Greek, Ar. Ra. 979 . a)mfilamba/nw, grip, clasp, Hp. Art. 37 , Aret. SD 2.13 . a)mfilasqei/s: perielasqei/s, Hsch. a)mfi-la/feia or a)mfi-i/a, h(, wealth, abundance, Cic. QF 2.14.3 , Gp. 2.8.1 , Hsch.,AB 389 . a)mfi-la^fh/s, e/s, (prob. from [root ] laf-, cf. ei)/-lhf-a; so) taking in on all sides, wide-spreading, of large trees. Hdt. 4.172 ; pla/tanos . . a). te kai\ u(yhlh/ Pl. Phdr. 230b . thickly grown, thick, a). a)/lsos de/ndresin Call. Cer. 27 , cf. Ael. NA 7.6 ; also of hair, Philostr. Jun. Im. 8 , etc.; a). foli/dessi dra/kwn Nonn. D. 5.153 . generally, abundant, enormous, du/namis Pi. O. 9.82 ; brontai/, xiw/n, Hdt. 4.28 , 50 ; do/sis a). a bounteous gift, A. Ag. 1015 ; go/os a). loud wail, Ch. 331 ; ph/mata Id. Fr. 149 A; kata/lusis Jul. Ep. 36 . Adv. -fw=s copiously, Plu. Eum. 6 ; a). e)/xein, c. gen., Alciphr. 3.60 . bulky, huge, e)le/fantes Hdt. 3.114 ; i(/ppos A.R. 4.1366 ; nh=sos ib. 983 ; pasta/s Theoc. 24.46 ; xoro/s Call. Dian. 3 , etc. (as if Passive, held on all sides), palpable, Dam. Pr. 13 , 111 . rarely of persons, a). te/xnh| great in art, Call. Ap. 42 ; a). th\n dia/noian Dam. ap. Suid. —Not in Hom. or in Early Prose. a)mfilaxai/nw, dig, hoe round, futo\n a)mfela/xainen Od. 24.242 . a)mfila/wn: perikuklou/ntwn, Hsch. a)mfile/gw, Dor. a)mfill-, dispute about, ti X. An. 1.5.11 ; xw/ras a(=s a)mfe/llegon IG 4.926 (Epid.):— Pass. , ta\ a)mfillego/mena GDI 5149 (Cret.). foll. by mh/ . . , dispute, question that a thing is, X. Ap. 12 : abs., dispute, ai)/ k' a)mfille/gwnti toi\ tagoi/ GDI 2561 A 42 . a)mfileiph/s, e/s, incomplete at both ends, of the metrum Choerileum, [^]_^__|_^^_^^_||^_^_[_] Sch.Metr. Pi. N. 11 , Mar.Vict. 2559 . a)mfilei/pw, forsake utterly, Q.S. 12.106 . a)mfi/lektos, on, spoken both ways: hence, doubtful, a). w)\n kra/tei questioned in his title to rule, A. Ag. 1585 ; involving dispute, e)/ris E. Ph. 500 . Adv. -tws A. Th. 800 . double, ph/mata Id. Ag. 881 . a)mfi/li^nos, on, bound with flaxen thongs, krou/pala S. Fr. 44 (apptly. li_n-, but the line is corrupt). a)mfili/thn: to\n litaneuth/n, Hsch. a)mfilixh/: perima/xhton, Hsch. a)mfilixma/zw, lick all round, Opp. H. 4.115 , 321 (tm.). a)mfi-loge/omai, Dep., dispute, doubt, peri/ tinos Plu. Lys. 22 .— Act. in J. AJ 8.1.4 , Hsch. a)mfi-logi/a, Ep. a)mfill-, h(, dispute, doubt, Hes. Th. 229 ; a). e)/xein, dialu/ein, Plu. Comp.Arist.Cat. 4 , Ages. 28 , cf. App. Hann. 46 . a)mfi/-logos, on, disputed, disputable, a)gaqa/ X. Mem. 4.2.34 ; ta\ a). disputed points, Th. 4.118 , 5.79 ; o)fei/lhma Arist. EN 1162b28 ; ei)/ ti a)mfi/logon pro\s a)llh/lous gi/gnoito. di/kh| diakriqh=nai X. HG 5.2.10 . uncertain, wavering, neut. pl. a)mfi/loga as Adv., E. IT 655 (lyr.). Regul. Adv. -ws A. Pers. 904 . Act. , disputatious, jarring, nei/kh S. Ant. 111 ; o)rgai/ E. Med. 637 (lyr.). a)mfi/locos, on, slanting both ways, a)mfi/loca manteu/esqai utter ambiguous oracles, Ps.- Luc. Philopatr. 5 , cf. 16 . a)mfi/lofos, on, encompassing the neck, zugo/n S. Ant. 351 (dub.). a)mfilu/kh nu/c, h(, = loko/fws , half light, morning twilight, Il 7.433 ; without nu/c, A.R. 2.671 , Opp. C. 1.135 , AP 5.280 (Paul. Sil.), Lyd. Ost. 65 . (No masc. is found.) a)mfi/makros, on, long at both ends: - o( a). metrical foot amphimacer, _ ^ _ (as *oi)di/pous), also called creticus, Heph. 3.2 , Quint. Inst. 9.4.81 , etc. a)mfi/mallos, on, woolly on both sides, Pherecr. 1 D. , Ael. VH 3.40 , Poll. 7.57 . a)mfima/ntora: du/smoron, kakoqa/naton, Hsch. *a)mfima/omai, only in aor.; imper. a)mfima/sasqe, wipe all round, trape/zas Od. 20.152 ; ind. a)mfema/santo Q.S. 9.428 . a)mfima/rptw, only in pf. -me/marpa ( -me/marfa Q.S. 3.614 ), grasp all round, handle, A.R. 3.147 , Opp. H. 5.636 . a)mfi/masta, ta/, cakes of flour and honey ( Lacon. ), Hsch. ; of a)mfi/paston. a)mfima/sxa^los, on, with two arm-holes, a). xitw/n Ar. Eq. 882 , cf. Pl.Com. 229 , Luc. Lex. 10 . a)mfima/tores, Dor. for a)mfimh/tores. a)mfi-ma/xhtos, on, fought for, AP 7.705 (Antip.). a)mfi-ma/xomai [a^], Ep. Verb, only pres and impf., fight round: c. acc., assail, besiege, *)/ilion a)mfema/xonto Il. 6.461 ; *trw/wn po/lin 9.412 ; strato/n 16.73 . c. gen., fight for, as for a prize, of defenders and assallants, tei/xeos a)mfema/xonto 15.391 ; ne/kuos de\ dh\ a). 18.20 ; xw/ras SIG 527.151 (Dreros, iii B. C.). a)mfime/las, -me/laina, -me/la^n, black all round: Hom. always epith. of fre/nes (best written divisim, as by Alex. critics), darkened on either side, of strong emotions, as anger, Il. 1.103 , 17.83 , Od. 4.661 ; courage, Il. 17.499 , 573 : prob. metaph. from an angry sea. generally, a). ko/nis coal-black dust, AP 7.738 ( Theodorid. ). a)mfime/lei, to be a care to, soi a)mfime/mhle qra/sos Q.S. 5.190 . a)mfimeri/zomai, Pass. , to be completely parted, AP 9.662 ( Agath. ). a)mfimh/khs a)riqmo/s containing length of both kinds, i.e. sum of odd and even, Iamb. in Nic. p.12.21 P. a)mfi/mhlon, to/, probe with two ends, Antyll. ap. Orib. 7.14.5 . a)mfi-mh/tores, oi(, ai(, (mh/thr) brothers or sisters by different mothers but the same father, A. Fr. 76 , E. Andr. 466 (lyr.): sg. in Hsch. ; cf. a)mfipa/tores. a)mfi-mh/trios, on, (mh/tra) round the womb, concerning it, shmei=on Hp. Epid. 7.19 acc. to Gal. 19.78 (dub.). a)mfimh/tria, ta/, ship's bilge, = e)gkoi/lia , Artem. 4.30 , Poll. 1.87 . (mh/thr) by different mother, Lyc. 19 . a)mfi-mi^gh/s, e/s, well mixed, Hsch. a)mfi-mi/gnumi, mix up well, aor. 2 Pass. a)mfimigei=sa Orph. Fr. 238.12 . a)mfi/mi^tos, on, with double woof (cf. dimity), Poll. 7.57 , 10.38 . a)mfimu_ka/omai, properly of cattle, low all around: metaph., da/pedon d' a(/pan a)mfime/mu_ke floor echoed to song [of Circe], Od. 10.227 . a)mfi-mwle/w, sue at law concerning, e)leuqe/rw| Leg.Gort. 1.2 , cf. 9.19 :—hence a)mfi/-mwlos, on, subject of legal process, 10.27 . a)mfina/w, flow round about, u(/datos a)mfinae/ntos Emp. 84 . a)mfi-neikh/s, e/s, contested on all sides, eagerly wooed, of Helen, A. Ag. 686 ; of Deïanira, S. Tr. 104 (lyr.). a)mfi-nei/khtos, on, = foreg., o)/mma nu/mfas ib. 527 (lyr.). a)mfine/momai, Med. , dwell round, c. acc. loci, *(ua/mpolin a)mfene/monto Il. 2.521 ; *)/olumpon a)., of gods, 18.186 ; *)iqa/khn Od. 19.132 ; of constellations, du/) *)ixqu/es a)mfine/montai *(/ippon Arat. 282 : abs., D.P. 127 , al.: metaph., se\ o)/lbos a). encompasses thee, Pi. P. 5.14 . a)mfineu/w, nod this way and that, AP 9.709 ( Phil. ). a)mfi-noe/w, think both ways, be in doubt, a)mfinow= to/de, pw=s ei)dw\s a)ntilogh/sw S. Ant. 376 . a)mfi/-noos, on, looking at both sides, *dhmo/kritos Timo 46 . a)mfinwma/w, surround, A. Fr. 304.8 . distribute, turn over or peer round, a)mfi\ e(\ nwmh/sas h.Cer. 373 . a)mfi-nwti/zonta: prospela/zonta, prosfero/menon, Hsch. a)mfi/-nwtis, h(, kind of xitw/n, EM 93.16 . a)mfi/-nwtoi xitw=nes, = foreg., Hsch. (prob.). a)mfi-ce/w, smooth all round, kormo\n . . a)mfe/cesa xalkw=| Od. 23.196 . a)mfi/-coos, on, contr. a)mfi/-cous, polishing all round, ske/parnon AP 6.205 ( Leon. ). a)mfi/on, ou, to/, = a)mfi/esma , S. Fr. 420 (anap.), D.H. 4.76 , Sch. Arat. 1073 (pl.): a)mfi/a kai\ oi)kh/seis IG 3.60 . (From a)mfi/, as a)nti/os from a)nti/; a)/mfion acc. to Sch.D.T. p.196 H.) a)mfiorki/a, h(, oath taken by each party in a lawsuit, Hsch. ; also by heliasts, Poll. 8.122 , AB 184 . a)mfipa^gh/s, e/s, (ph/gnumi) set all round, tini/ with . . , Nonn. D. 5.362 . a)mfipai/w, spike, transfix, peri\ sko/lopas tou\s o)pti/llous IG 4.951.92 (Epid.). a)mfi/paltos, on, tossed about, re-echoing, au)dh/ AP 15.27.10 ( Besant. ). a)mfipa^lu/nw, sprinkle all over, A.R. 3.1247 . a)mfipari/stamai, stand about and beside, Epic. ap. Afric. Cest.Oxy. 412.42 . a)mfi/paston: a)lfi/tois a)nadedeume/nois e)lai/w|, Hsch. ; cf. a)mfi/masta. a)mfipa^ta/ssw, strike on or from all sides, AP 9.643 . a)mfipa/tores [a^], oi(, ai(, brothers or sisters by different fathers but the same mother, Suid. ; cf. a)mfimh/tores. a)mfipeda/w, fetter all round, Opp. H. 2.34 . a)mfi/pedos, on, surrounded by a plain, Pi. P. 9.55 . a)mfipe/lekkon, to/, double axe, wrongly read in Il. 13.612 , cf. Hsch. a)mfipe/lomai, hover, float around, of music, h(/tis a)kouo/ntessi newta/th a)mfipe/lhtai Od. 1.352 ; encompass, Sammelb. 5829.16 . a)mfipe/nomai, Ep. only pres. and impf., = pe/nomai a)mfi/ tina , to be busied about, take charge of, c. acc. pers., oi(/ meu pate/r' a)mfepe/nonto Od. 15.467 ; of people tending a wounded man, Il. 4.220 , 16.28 , Od. 19.455 : c. acc. rei, dw=ra Il. 19.278 ; ta/fon, sto/lon, do/rpon, A.R. 2.925 , 1199 , 4.883 ; tau=ron Id. 3.271 . to\n ou) ku/nes a)mfepe/nonto dogs made not a meal of him, Il. 23.184 , cf. 21.203 ; le/wn . . o(/n t' e)n o)/ressin a)ne/res a)mfipe/nontai hem in, A.R. 2.27 . a)mfiperi-i/+stamai, Pass. , stand around, Q S. 3.201 . a)mfiperi-kti/ones, wn, oi(, dwellers all around, Callin. 1.2 , Thgn. 1058 , Q.S. 6.224 . a)mfipe/ric, Adv. all around, o( a). xw=ros Hp. Mul. 2.175 . a)mfiperi-pla/ssw, aor. -e/plasa, spread allround, of a drug, Hp. Steril. 22 . a)mfiperi-ple/gdhn, Adv. twined round, AP 5.275 ( Agath. ), prob. in Jo.Gaz. 1.6 ; a). pepedhme/nos Nonn. D. 36.360 . a)mfiperi-ple/komai, to be folded about, Orph. L. 80 . a)mfiperi-ptw/ssw, tremble all about, Q.S. 12.472 . a)mfiperi-skai/rw, skip all about, Opp. H. 1.190 . a)mfiperi-stei/nomai, Pass. , (steino/s, steno/s) to be pressed, crowded on all sides, Call. Del. 179 . a)mfiperi-ste/fomai, Pass. , to be put round as a crown, a)ll' ou)/ oi( xa/ris a)mfiperiste/fetai e)pe/essi grace crowns not his words, Od. 8.175 . a)mfiperi-strwfa/w, Frequent. of -stre/fw, keep turning about all ways, *(/ektwr d' a)mfiperistrw/fa kalli/trixas i(/ppous Il. 8.348 :— Pass. , Q.S. 13.11 . a)mfiperi-sfi/ggw, bind all round, Nonn. D. 48.338 . a)mfiperi-trome/w, tremble all over, Opp. H. 4.193 . a)mfiperi-tru/zw, chirp, twitter round about, AP 5.236 ( Agath. ). a)mfiperi-fqi^nu/qw [u^], decay, die all around, h.Ven. 271 . a)mfiperi-fri/ssw, bristle all round, all over, Opp. H. 4.54 . a)mfipeta/nnumi, spread round, aor. part. a)mfipeta/ssas Orph. L. 643 . a)mfipe/tomai, fly around, c. acc., Opp. H. 2.448 . a)mfiph/gnu^mai, Pass. , to be fixed around, aor. 2 a)mfipagh=nai Opp. H. 1.297 ; to be pierced by, o)du/nh|si 241 . a)mfiph/rous: tuflou/s, h)\ mhde\n le/gontas, Hsch. a)mfipia/zw, Dor. for -pie/zw, squeeze all round, hug closely, [ ta\n xi/maron] xalai=s a)mfepi/ace lu/kos Theoc. Ep. 6.4 . a)mfipi/ptw, poet. a)mfiperi-pi/tnw, fall upon and embrace, embrace eagerly, c. acc., fi/lon po/sin a)mfipesou=sa Od. 8.523 , cf. Parth. 15.2 ; a)mfipi/tnousa to\ so\n go/nu E. Supp. 278 : c. dat., ou)/t' a)mfipi/ptwn sto/masin embracing so as to kiss, S. Tr. 938 ; fall over, proba/tois Parth. 8.4 : metaph., take to one's heart, e)/qnos *lokrw=n a)mfe/peson Pi. O. 10(11).98 . a)mfipla/ssw, spread around, [ e)/mplastron] mh/lh| Hp. Steril. 221 . a)mfi-plekh/s, e/s, = sq., Orph. A. 607 . a)mfi/-plektos, on, intertwined, S. Tr. 520 (lyr.). a)mfi-ple/kw, aor. 2 part. Pass. plakei=sa Orph. A. 881 :—twine round, kei/sqw do/ru moi mi/ton a)mfiple/kein a)ra/xnais E. Fr. 369 (lyr.); au)/ran a)mfiple/kein kala/mois, of musician, Telest. 2.4 ; embrace, Opp. H. 4.158 ; so in Pass. , Orph.l.c. a)mfi/-pleuros, on, with traverses on both sides, quri/des Ph. Bel. 81.30 . a)mfi-ple/w, impf. a)mfe/pleon, = periple/w , Hsch. a)mfi/-plh: e)mpleko/mia, Id. a)mfi/-plhktos, Dor. a)mfi/-plaktos, on, beaten on both sides, isqmoi/, Id. Act. , dashing on both sides, r(o/qia S. Ph. 688 (lyr.). a)mfi-plh/c, h=gos, o(, h(, striking with both sides, fa/sganon Id. Tr. 930 : metaph., of a father's and mother's curse, a)ra/ OT 417 . a)mfi-pli/c, Adv. astride: hence, gripping with coils, of serpents, S. Fr. 596 . a)mfi-pli/ssw, straddle, Poll. 2.172 . a)mfi/plous, oun, which may be sailed round, gh=, of islands, Poll. 9.18 . a)mfiplu/nw, wash all over, Hp Mul. 2.133 , 144 . a)mfi/pokos, on, = a)mfi/mallos , Hsch. a)mfipol-ei=on, to/, chamler of the a)mfi/polos 1.3 , IG 4.39 (Aegina, V B.C.). a)mfipol-eu/w, Ep. Verb (used by Hdt. ) mostly in pres.: aor., *)ef. *)arx. 1910.397 (Ambracia):—serve as an attendant, tend, care for (not in Il. ), bi/on, o)/rxaton, i(/ppous, Od. 18.254 , 24.244 , h.Merc. 568 ; of templeslaves, serve, have the care of, a)mfipoleu/ousan i(ro\n *dio/s Hdt. 2.56 ; of the departed soul, *)osi/ridos qw=kon Epigr.Gr. 414 (Alexandria); yuxh\ skh=ptron *(radama/nquos a). IG 14.1389i47 . abs., [ ta\s kou/ras] e)/dosan . . *)erinu/sin a)mfipoleu/ein Od. 20.78 , cf. Hes. Op. 803 ; hold the yearly office of a)mfi/polos, IG 12(9).906 (Cbalcis). c. dat., minister to, as priest, Q.S. 13.270 ; *)arte/miti *)ef.*)arx.l.c.; *dii/ IG 14.574 (Centuripa); qew=| *au)gou/stw| ib. 601 (Malta). traverse, go about, h(/lios me/gan ou)rano\n a). Emp. 41 ; do/mon Man. 6.273 , cf. 3.36 , al. a)mfipol-e/w, later form of a)mfipoleu/w, mostly in pres. (aor. 1, Pi. N. 8.6 ):— attend constantly, h)/dh me ghraio\n me/ros a(liki/as a). Id. P. 4.158 . attend on, watch, guard, *(ime/ran Id. O. 12.2 , cf. Theoc. 1.124 ; le/ktron Pi. N. 8.6 ; busy oneself with, muri/a freni/ B. Fr. 7.3 . tend, treat gently, trw/man e(/lkeos Pi. P. 4.271 . c. dat., roam with, accompany, qeai=s S. OC 680 (lyr.). a)mfipol-polh=|si: periporei/ais, EM 91.7 . a)mfipol-i/a or a)mfipol-ei/a, h(, office of a)mfi/polos, D.S. 16.70 . a)mfi/polis, poet. a)mfi/ptolis, o(, h(, encompassing city, a)na/gkh a)mfi/ptolis A. Ch. 75 (lyr.). Subst. a)., h(, city encompassed by a river, as pr. n., Th. 4.102 , etc. a)mfi/polos, on, (pe/lw, pole/w) busied about, busy, epith. of *ku/pris, S. Tr. 860 :—in Hom. and Hdt. only as fem. Subst., handmaid, waiting-woman, Od. 1.331 , 6.199 , etc.; la/bet' a)mfi/poloi grai/as a)menou=s E. Supp. 1115 :—with other Substs., a). tami/h, grau=s, Il. 24.302 , Od. 1.191 . later, handmaid of gods, priestess, qea=s E. IT 1114 ; *dio/s IG 14.2111 . masc., attendant, follower, Pi. O. 6.32 . masc., priest, sacrist, E. Fr. 982 ; o( tw=n qew=n a). Phld. D. 1.13 , cf. Plu. Comp.Demetr.Ant. 3 , IG 9(1).683 (Corcyra). a). *dio\s *)olumpi/ou, title of magistrate at Syracuse, D.S. 16.70 . in pass. sense, frequented, tu/mbos Pi. O. 1.93 . a)mfipone/omai, (pone/w) attend to, provide for, ta/de d' a)mfiponhso/meq' Il. 23.159 ; kei/nou kefalh\n . . *(/hfaistos . . a)mfeponh/qh, of funeral fire, Archil. 120 . Pass. , ta\ a)mfiponeo/mena neighbouring parts affected, Hp. Mul. 2.135 . a)mfiporfu/reos, a, on, edged with purple, pe/plwn prob. in E. Or. 1457 (lyr.) (-po/rfuros Sch. ad loc.). a)mfipota/omai, fly round and round, of a bird, a)mfepota=to Il. 2.315 , cf. Sapph. Supp. 14.4 , Q.S. 5.12 . a)/mfippoi, wn, oi(, cavalry who went into action with a spare horse, Ael. Tact. 2.4 , Arr. Tact. 2.3 , prob. l. in D.S. 19.29 . a)mfippotoco/tai, oi( , a)/mfippoi armed with bows, prob. l. in D.S. 19.29 (codd. a)f-, e)f-), Plu. 2.197d . a)mfipro/stu_los, on, having a portico on either front, Vitr. 3.2.1 . a)mfipro/swpos, on, double-faced, Emp. 61 ; epith. of Janus, = Lat. bifrons, Plu. Num. 19 ; epith. of Hecate, Orac.Chald. ap. Procl. in Ti. 2.246D. on two fronts, ma/xh Onos. 10.2 . a)mfi/-prumnos, on, with two sterns, i.e. with rudder behind and before, nau=s S. Fr. 131 , cf. Milet. 7p.60 , D.C. 74.11 , Agath. 3.21 : metaph., two-edged, lo/gw E.ap.Phot. p.103 R. a)mfi/-prw|ros, on, with two prows, Gal. 14.243 . a)mfiptolemophdhsi/stra^tos, on, Com. name in Eup. 393 . a)mfi/ptolis, poet. for a)mfi/polis. a)mfi-ptu/ssomai, Med. , embrace, Opp. H. 4.289 (tm.). a)mfi-ptu^xh/, h(, folding round, embrace, sw/matos do\s a)mfiptuxa/s E. Ion 519 . a)mfi/pu^los, on, with two entrances, me/laqra E. Med. 135 (lyr.). a)mfi/pu^ros, on, (pu=r) with fire at each end, of the double-pointed thunderbolt, E. Ion 212 ; bronta/ Id. Hipp. 559 ; deira/des *parnasou= . . i(/na *ba/kxios a)mfipu/rous a)ne/xwn peu/kas . . phda= with twin fires, of two peaks of Parnassus, Id. Ion 716 ; of Artemis as bearing a torch in either hand, S. Tr. 214 (lyr.). with fire all round, tri/podes Id. Aj. 1405 . a)mfiri/oston: e)c a)mfote/rwn e)reto/s, Hsch. a)mfirife/s (cod. -ref-), hurled from either side, Hsch. a)mfiro/n: a)mfore/a, Id. a)mfirreph/s, e/s, (r(e/pw) inclining both ways, Eustr. in EN 119.29 , Sch. E. Or. 633 ; to\ a). ambiguity, Eust. 1394.57 , cf. Sch. E. Or. 866 . Adv. -pw=s, e)/xein Eust. 200.11 . a)mfirrh/gnu_mi, rend all in pieces, aor. 2 Pass. a)mfiragei/s Q.S. 1.39 . a)mfirrhdh/s, = perirrhdh/s , Lex.Rhet.ap. Eust. 1920.33 . a)mfi/rropos, on, doubtful, ni/kh Polyaen. 2.1.23 ; e)/nnoiai Agath. 4.2 . precipitous on both sides, krhunoi/ Malch. p.415 D. a)mfirrw/c, w=gos, o(, h(, jagged, pe/trai A.R. 1.995 . broken, klwboi/ AP 6.109 . a)mfi/ru^tos, h, on, also os, on S. Aj. 134 , (r(e/w) flowed around, seagirt, Od. always fem. a)mfiru/th of islands, as 1.50 ; e)n *ke/w| a)mfiru/ta| Pi. I. 1.8 ; th=s a)mfiru/tou *salami=nos S. l. c.:—a)mfi/rrutos, on, Hes. Th. 983 , Orac. ap. Hdt. 4.163 , 164 . a)mfirw=tis: peribo/htos, Hsch. a)mfi/s, Ep. word, once in Pi. (v.infr.), Trag. only E. Hyps. (v. infr.), prop. = a)mfi/ , but mostly as Adv.: on both sides, a). a)rwgoi/ helpers on either hand, to either party, Il. 18.502 , cf. 519 ; a(marth=| dou/rasin a). ba/len threw with spears from both hands at once, 21.162 ; sei=on zugo\n a). e)/xontes having it on both sides, Od. 3.486 . generally, round about, a). e)o/ntes Il. 24.488 ; a). i)dw/n having looked about, Hes. Op. 701 (cf. infr. B. 1 ); desmoi\ . . a). e)/xoien may bonds encompass, Od. 8.340 ; sidhre/w| a)/coni a). at each end, Il. 5.723 ; and so (rather than between) 3.115 , 7.342 ; molph\ a). e)/xei dw/mata fills the house, Xenoph. 1.12 . apart, asunder, gai=an kai\ ou)rano\n a). e)/xein Od. 1.54 ; a). e)e/rgein to keep apart, Il. 13.706 ; a). a)gh=nai snap in twain, 11.559 ; to/cwn a)i+ka\s a). me/non 15.709 ; a). fra/zesqai think separately, each for himself, i.e. to be divided, 2.13 ; a). frone/onte 13.345 ; a). e(/kasta ei)/resqai to ask each by itself, i.e. one after another, Od. 19.46 codd.; a). e)/mmenai to be absent, Orac. ap. Hdt. 1.85 . less freq as Prep., like a)mfi/ : c.gen. (which it may either precede or follow), around, a(/rmatos a). i)dei=n look all round his chariot, Il. 2.384 . concerning, a). a)lhqei/hs Parm. 8.51 ; a)e/qlois . . e)sqa=tos a). Pi. P. 4.253 . apart from, far from, a). e)kei/nwn ei)=nai Od. 14.352 ; *dio\s a). h(/sqhn Il. 8.444 ; a). fulo/pidos Od. 16.267 ; a). o(dou= aside from, out of road, Il. 23.393 ; pa/tras a). far from her fatherland, E. Hyps.Fr. 3 iii 30 . c. acc., about, around, always after its case, *kro/non a). Il. 14.274 ; *posidh/i+on a). Od. 6.266 , cf. 9.399 . a)mfisaleu/omai, Pass. , toss about, AP 5.54 ( Diosc. ). a)mfi/sbaina, hs, h(, (bai/nw) kind of serpent, supposed to go either forwards or backwards, A. Ag. 1233 , Ar. Fr. 18 D. ; a). a)mfi/krhnos, di/stomos, Nic. Th. 372 , Nonn. D. 5.146 . a). fle/bes veins connecting the breast and generative organs, Pall. in Hp. 2.103D. a)mfis-ba^si/h, h(, Ion. for a)mfisbh/thsis, e)s -basi/as a)pikne/esqai/ tini come to controversy with one, Hdt. 4.14 ; e)ge/neto lo/gwn a). Id. 8.81 , cf. Inscr.Prien. 37.129 . a)mfis-ba^te/w, Ion. for a)mfisbhte/w, q. v. a)mfi/s-ba^tos, on, = a)mfisbh/thtos , Hellanic. 193J. a)mfis-bhte/w, impf. h)mfesbh/toun: fut. -h/sw: aor. h)mfesbh/thsa:— Pass. , fut. of med. form -h/somai Pl. Tht. 171b : aor. h)mfesbhth/qhn Id. Plt. 276b , al., Is. 8.44 :— Ion. a)mfisba^te/w twice in Hdt. (v. infr.), SIG 279.18 (Zelea): impf. a)mfesba/tei Inscr.Prien. 37.99 ; also Aeol. pf. part. Pass. a)mfisbathme/nos IG 12(2).6.25 (Mytilene): (v. bai/nw):—lit. go asunder, stand apart: hence, disagree with, o( e(/teros tw=n lo/gwn tw=| pro/teron lexqe/nti -bate/wn Hdt. 9.74 . abs., disagree, dispute, wrangle, Id. 4.14 , etc.: peri/ tinos And. 1.27 , Isoc. 4.19 , Pl. Prt. 337a ; u(pe/r tinos Antipho 3.4.3 : pro/s tina 3.1.1 ; oi(a)mfisbhtou=ntes the parties, in a law-suit, Arist. Rh. 1354a31 . c. dat. pers., dispute or argue with a person, Pl. Phdr. 263a ,al.; tini\ peri/ tinos Id. Plt. 268a . c. gen. rei, dispute for or about a thing, tou= si/tou tou= h(mete/rou D. 32.9 ; lay claim to, th=s h(gemoni/as Isoc. 4.20 ; tw=n ou)de\n u(mi=n proshko/ntwn Epist. Phil. ap. D. 12.23 ; th=s a)rxh=s D. 39.19 ; th=s politei/as Arist. Pol. 1280a6 , cf. 1283a11 ; tri/a ta\ a)mfisbhtou=nta th=s i)so/thtos three things which claim equal shares in . . , 1294a19 ; th=s meso/thtos a). ta\ a)/kra EN 1125b18 :—also a). pro/s ti make a claim with reference to a standard, Pol. 1283a24 . Att. law-term, lay claim to property of deceased or guardianship of heiress, xrhma/twn Jsoc. 19.3 ; klh/rou D. 3.5 , 44.38 ; klhronomi/as Is. 3.1 : abs., 3.61 , 6.3 ; tini\ peri\ tw=n patrw/|wn 3.61 ; pro\s diaqh/khn in defiance of a will, Isoc. 19.1 . c. acc. rei, dispute point, be at issue upon it, e(\n touti\ a)mfisbhtou=men Pl. Grg. 472d ; ou)k a)lhqh= a). Mx. 242d ; cf. a)mfisbhthte/on. c. acc. et inf., argue, maintain that . . , a). ei)=nai/ ti Id. Grg. 452c , cf. D. 27.62 , etc.; but a). o(/ti e)sti/ ti dispute the fact that . . , Pl. Smp. 215b : with neg., argue or maintain that it is not, to\ mh\ ou)xi\ h(de/a ei)=nai ta\ h(de/a lo/gos ou)dei\s a). Phlb. 13a ; h)mfesbh/tei mh\ a)lhqh= le/gein e)me/ D. 19.19 ; a). w(s ou)k a)lhqh= le/gei tis Pl. R. 476d ,al.: ou)dei\s a). peri\ tou/twn, w(s ou) . . Arist. Pol. 1287b17 ; su\ de\ a)mfisbhtw=n a)nh\r ei)=nai Aeschin. 2.148 . Pass. , to be the subject of dispute, to be in question, a)mfisbhtei=tai/ ti Pl. R. 581e , etc.: impers., a)mfisbhtei=tai peri/ ti Sph. 225b ; peri/ tinos R. 457e ; h)mfesbhth/qh mhdemi/an ei)=nai te/xnhn Plt. 276b ; o( poli/ths a). is a debatable term, Arist. Pol. 1275a2 ; ta\ a)mfisbhtou/mena, = a)mfisbhth/mata , Th. 6.10 , 7.18 , Isoc. 4.19 , Pl. Lg. 641e , etc. a)mfis-bh/thma, atos, to/, point in dispute, question, Id. Tht. 158b , Arist. Pol. 1275b37 , etc. point maintained in argument, Pl. Phlb. 11b . a)mfis-bhthmatiko/s, h/, o/n, = sq.; ta\ -ka/ Aps. p.236 H. a)mfis-bhth/simos, on, disputable, Antipho 3.1.1 , etc.; xw/ra a). debatable ground, X. HG 3.5.3 , D. 7.43 , Hell.Oxy. 13.3 , Theopomp. ap. Phot. p.104 R.; ta\ a). disputed property, Pl. Lg. 954c ; a). a)gaqa/ Arist. Rh. 1362b29 ; doubtful, Pl. Smp. 175e ; a). e)sti po/teron . . Arist. Metaph. 996b27 ; ou)ke/t' e)n -hsi/mw| ta\ pra/gmata h)=n D. 18.139 . a)mfis-bh/thsis, ews, h(, dispute, controversy, a). gi/gnetai, e)/sti peri/ tinos, Pl. Phlb. 15a , R. 533d ; a). *delfw=n pro\s *)amfissei=s u(pe\r tw=n o(/rwn CIG 1711 (Delph., i A.D.); a)mfisbh/thsin u(polei/pein leave room for dispute, Antipho 5.16 ; a)mfisbh/thsin e)/xei it admits of question, Arist. EN 1100a18 , etc.; a). e)/stai, ti/nas a)/rxein dei= Pol. 1283b3 ; a)mfis bhth/seis [ei)si/n], c. acc. et inf., Rh. 1417a8 ; e)c w(=n h( po/lis sune/sthken, e)n tou/tois poiei=sqai th\n a). make a claim, Pol. 1283a15 , etc. as Att. law-term, claim to an inheritance, a). poiei=sqai Lys. 17.5 , cf Is. 6.4 , D. 48.26 . a)mfis-bhthte/on, verb. Adj. one must argue against, toi=s ei)rhme/nois Arist. EN 1113b17 ; cf a)mfisbhte/w 1.4 . a)mfis-bhthtiko/s, h/, o/n, fond of disputing, disputatious, contentious, oi( peri\ lo/gous a). Pl. Plt. 306a :—h( -kh/ (sc. te/xnh) art of disputing, Sph. 226a ; to\ -ko/n argumentation, ib. 225b . a)mfis-bh/thtos, on, disputed, debatable, gh= Th. 6.6 . a)mfi/s-bhtos, on, = foreg., Antag. 1.1 . a)mfi/sgonoi, = e(tero/gonoi , Hsch. ; = e(teromh/tores , EM 87.57 . a)mfiske/parnos, on, dressed on both sides, li/qoi Milet. 7p.56 ; i(ero/n Rev.Phil. 43.200 (Didyma). a)mfi/skios, on, (skia/) throwing shadow both ways, sometimes north, sometimes south, of those who live within the tropics, Posidon. 70 , Cleom. 1.7 , Ach.Tat. Intr.Arat. 31 . shady all round, pe/trh Opp. H. 1.789 . a)mfi/skw: a)mpi/sxw, Hsch. a)mfi/skwmoi, living around in villages, Hsch. a)mfi-smi/lh, h(, and a)mfi/-smilon, to/, prob. ff. ll. for -mhlon (q. v.), Gal. 2.574 , 581 . a)mfispa/w, draw about, Sch. E. Or. 1457 . a)mfi/spora, ta/, boundary lands of which the sowing is disputed (in Latin form), CIL 3.586 (Lamia, ii A. D.). a)mfiste/llomai, Med. , fold round oneself, deck oneself in, custi/da a)mfisteilame/nh Theoc. 2.74 . a)mfiste/nw, roar around, of the sea, Q.S. 9.440 ; echo, of mountains, Id. 5.646 , 14.82 . a)mfisterh=: katarxh\ tw=n qusiw=n ( Lacon. ), Hsch. a)mfi/sternos, on, double-breasted, Emp. 61 . a)mfi-stefa^no/omai, Pass. , a)mfi\ d' o(/milos . . e)stefa/nwto the assembly stood all round, h.Ven. 120 . a)mfi-stefh/s, e/s, placed round like a crown, Il. 11.40 (v.l.). brim-full, krath/r Hsch. , Suid. s.v. e)pistefh/s. a)mfi/sthmi, place round: in this sense only poet. in Pass. a)mfi/stamai, with intr. aor. a)mfe/sthn, Ep. 3 pl. a)mfe/stan, and 3 pl. pf. a)mfesta=si, stand around, abs., fi/loi d' a)mfe/stan e(tai=roi Il. 18.233 ; klai/wn d' a)mfi/staq' o(/milos 24.712 : c. acc., a)mfi\ de/ s' e)/sthsan Od. 24.58 ; pedi/on a)mfesta=si pa=n S. OC 1312 , cf. Aj. 724 : c. dat., a)mfi/stamai trape/zais El. 192 . Med. , investigate, Tab.Heracl. 1.125 ; cf. a)mpistath/r. a)mfi/stomos, on, with double mouth, of the ichneumon, Eub. 107.15 ; o)/rugma a). tunnel, Hdt. 3.60 ; sph/laion Apollod. 2.5.1 ; laba\s a). handles on both sides of bowl (e(kate/rwqen tou= sto/matos Sch.), S. OC 473 ; a). quri/des, of honeycombs, Arist. HA 624a8 ; of fistulae, Meges ap. Orib. 44.24.11 . two-edged, ci/fh D.S. 5.33 ; e(/ktores anchors with two flukes, Luc. Lex. 15 . of a body of soldiers, facing both ways, du/namis, to/cis, Plb. 2.28.6 , 29.4 , cf. Ascl. Tact. 3.5 , Onos. 21.2 ; fa/lagc Ael. Tact. 37.1 , Arr. Tact. 29.1 . Adv. -mws with loxagoi/ in front and rear, Ascl. Tact. 11.3 , Ael. Tact. 37.2 , Arr. Tact. 29.2 . pointed at both ends, a)/kontes Tim. Pers. 176 . a)mfistra^ta/omai, Dep., beleaguer, besiege, Ep. impf. a)mfestrato/wnto po/lin Il. 11.713 . a)mfi-strefh/s, e/s, turning all ways, of a dragon's three heads, Il. 11.40 ( v.l. a)mfistefe/es ):—also a)mfi-strafh/s, Diotog. ap. Stob. 4.7.62 . a)mfistro/ggu^los, on, quite round, Luc. Hipp. 6 . a)mfi-strofh/, h(, wheeling round, Hsch. a)mfi/-strofos, on, turning to and fro, quick-turning, ba=ris a). A. Supp. 882 (Sch. expl. by a)mfie/lissa). *)amfi/strofon, to/, at Delos, possibly a domed building, IG 11(2).142.38 (iv B. C.), al. a)mfi/sfaira, ta/, (cf. sfairwth/r) buttoned boots, Herod 7.59 , Hsch. a)mfi-sfa/llw, treat a dislocated joint by circumduction, Hp. Art. 2 :— Pass. , Id. Mochl. 5 . a)mfi/-sfalsis, ews, h(, circumduction, Art. 71 . a)mfi/sfu^ra, ta/, kind of shoes, Poll. 7.94 (prob. f. 1 . for a)mfi/sfaira). a)mfi/swpos, on, = peri/wpos , A Fr. 41 . a)mfita^lanteu/w, cause to weigh evenly on both sides, Nonn. D. 1.183 , cf. 6.110 . a)mfita/mnw, Ion. for a)mfite/mnw. a)mfitanu/w, = a)mfitei/nw , h.Merc. 49 (tm.). a)mfita/phs [a^], htos, o(, rug or carpet with pile on both sides, Alex. 93 , Diph. 51 ; but also a)mfita/phtes yilai/ CIG 3071 (Teos):—also a)mfi/tapis, idos, h(, Ael.Dion. Fr. 304 , Lyconap. D.L. 5.72 ; and a)mfi/tapos, o(, PEdgar 29.4 (iii B. C.), LXX Pr. 7.16 , Callix. 2 . a)mfita^ra/ssomai, Pass. , to be troubled all round, a(lo\s a)mfitarassome/nas o)rumagdo/s Simon. 51 . a)mfitei/nomai, Pass. , to be spread round or over, a)mfitaqei/s Opp. H. 1.163 . a)mfiteixh/s, e/s, encompassing the walls, lew/s A. Th. 291 . a)mfite/mnw, Ion. a)mfi-ta/mnw, cut off on all sides, intercept and surround, in tmesi, ta/mnont' a)mfi\ bow=n a)ge/las Il. 18.528 ; clear away, ko/nin, xou=n, AP 7.281 ( Heraclid. Sinop.), IG 4.823.49 (Troezen); pare all round, o)nu/xwn a)ki/da AP 5.227 (Paul. Sil.). a)mfi/termos, on, bounded on all sides, hedged about, Hsch. Adv. -mws S. Fr. 123 . a)mfiteu/xw, make or work round about, plpf. Pass. , *thqu\s d' a)mfite/tukto, of sea round shield of Achilles, Q.S. 5.14 . a)mfiti/qhmi [ti^], 3 sg. a)mfitiqei= Xenoph. 1.2 , imper. a)mfiti/qei Thgn. 847 : aor. ind. a)mfe/qhka, other moods supplied by aor. 2: (v. ti/qhmi):—put round, Hom. mostly in tmesi, a)mfi\ de/ oi( kune/hn kefalh=fin e)/qhken Il. 10.261 , cf. Od. 13.431 ; toi=s a)di/kois a)mfiti/qhsi pe/das Sol. 4.34 ; ka)/nper ko/smon a)mfiqh=| xroi/+ E. Med. 787 , cf. El. 512 ; a)mfiqei=nai sh=| de/rh| qe/lw xe/ras Or. 1042 ; also ste/fanon a)mfi\ ka/ra . . a)mfiqei=nai Id. IA 1531 :—c. acc. rei only, zeu/glhn du/slofon a)mfiti/qei Thgn. l.c., cf. Theoc. 15.40 ; desmo\n a)mfe/qhken pe/dhs Semon. 7.116 ( Lyc. 1344 , traxh/lw| zeu=glan a)mfiqei\s pe/dais, is corrupt):— Med. , put round oneself, put on, o( d' a)mfe/qeto ci/fos Od. 21.431 ; a)mfe/qeto stefa/nous krato\s e)pi\ sfete/rou Epigr. ap. Ath. 1.19b : — Pass. , to be put on, kune/h a)mfiteqei=sa Il. 10.271 . rarely c. dat. rei, cover with a thing, a)mfiqei\s ka/ra pe/plois E. Hec. 432 . a)mfitima/omai, to be disputed, of an assessment or estimate, BCH 37.184 (Clazomenae, iii B.C.). a)mfiti^na/ssw, shake around, dikli/das a)mfeti/nace . . prosw/pois swung round the door in my face, AP 5.255 (Paul. Sil.). a)mfitittu^bi/zw, twitter or chirp around, Ar. Av. 235 . a)mfi/tomos, on, cutting on both sides, two-edged, be/lemnon A. Ag. 1496 ; lo/gxai, ci/fh, E. Hipp. 1375 , El. 164 ; bouplh/c Q.S. 11.190 . a)mfi/-tornos, on, well-rounded, a)spi/s E. Tr. 1156 . a)mfi-to/rnwtos, h, on, = foreg., Lyc. 704 . a)mfi/toroi: a)/lfita e)lai/w| dedeume/na ( Lacon. ), Hsch. a)mfitra/xhlos [a^], on, round the neck, Sch. S. Ant. 351 . a)mfitre/mw, tremble round one, a)mfi\ d' a)/r' a)mbro/sios e(ano\s tre/me Il. 21.507 . a)mfitre/xw, run round, surround, au)lh\n e(/rkos a)mfide/dromen Archil. 40 ; se/las d' a)mfe/dramen Pi. P. 3.39 ; qei/h d' a)mfide/dromen xa/ris Semon. 7.89 . a)mfi-trh/s, h=tos, o(, h(, (tetrai/nw) = sq.; a)mfitrh/s (sc. pe/tra) rock pierced through, cave with double entrance, E. Cyc. 707 : also neut., a)mfitrh\s au)/lion S. Ph. 19 . a)mfi/-trhtos, on, pierced through, AP 6.233 ( Maec. ). *)amfitri/th [tri_], h(, Amphitrite, Poseidon's wife, Hom. , etc. poet., sea, Hymn Is. 145 , D.P. 53 , Opp. H. 1.423 : pl., D.P. 99 . Pythag. , = 6 , Theol.Ar. 38 (as if from a)mfi/s, tria/s). a)mfi/triy, ibos, o(, (tri/bw) rubbed all round: metaph., like peri/trimma , practised knave, Archil. 124 , cf. Hsch. a)mfitrome/w, tremble for, tou= d' a). kai\ dei/dia Od. 4.820 . a)mfitroxo/w, run round, encompass, a)mfitroxw/sas Apollod. 1.9.12 , prob. from a poet. a)mfitruxh=: katerrwgo/ta, Hsch. , Phot. , Suid. a)mfitu/pos, on, (tu/ptw) pointed at both ends, bouplh/c Q.S. 1.159 . a)mfi-faei/nw, beam around, ai)/glh de/ min a). h.Ap. 202 . a)mfi-fah/s, e/s, (fa/os) everywhere visible, Arist. Mu. 395b14 ; *(eka/th visible from all sides, Dam. Pr. 122 , cf. Orac.Chald. 62 . a)mfi/fa^los kune/h helmet with double fa/los, Il. 5.743 , 11.41 , Q.S. 3.334 . a)mfifa^nh/s, e/s, (fai/nomai) visible all round, seen by all, known to all, E. Andr. 834 (lyr.), IG 3.1324 , Orac.Chald. 300 . of stars, seen twice in a night, when they set after and rise before the sun, Gem. 14.11 , Arr. ap. Stob. 1.28.2 . a)mfife/romai, Pass. , to be borne round, revolve, in impf., Q.S. 5.10 . a)mfi/-flasma, a)mfi-fla/w, v. -qlasma, -qla/w. a)mfifobe/omai, Pass. , fear, tremble, or quake all round, e(/taroi de/ min a)mfefo/bhqen Il. 16.290 (al. a)mfi\ fo/b-), cf. Q.S. 2.546 , 11.117 . a)mfiforeu/s, gen. e/ws, Ep. h=os , o(: (fe/rw, fore/w):— large jar or pitcher with two handles, of gold, Il. 23.92 , Od. 24.74 ; of stone, 13.105 ; for wine, 2.290 , etc.; for oil, Simon. 155.4 : used as cinerary urn, Il. l.c. = metrhth/s , Theopomp.Hist. 374 . (The later form was a)mforeu/s, q.v.) a)mfifori/ths [i], o(, v. a)mfori/ths. a)mfifra/zomai, Med. , consider on all sides, consider well, a)mfi\ ma/la fra/zesqe, fi/loi Il. 18.254 . a)mfifu/a, h(, (fu/w) = a)/mfaucis , Thphr. HP 3.7.1 . a)mfifw=n, w=ntos, o(, properly part. of *a)mfifa/w, cake offered to Munychian Artemis by double light, i.e. either surrounded by lighted tapers, or offered when sun and moon were both visible, Pherecr. 156 , Philem. 67 , cf. Poll. 6.75 , EM 94.55 . a)mfi/xaitos, on, with foliage all round, D.S. 2.53 . a)mfixa^nh/s, e/s, gaping wide, Abyden. 1 . a)mfixa^ra/ssw, scratch, incise around, gra/mmata skh/ptrw| PMag.Par. 1.2845 ; lance all round, r(i/zhn (sc. o)do/ntos) Marcell.S Id. 89 ; of stars, mark the course of, ku/klon Man. 2.66 . a)mfixa/skw, impf., v. infr.: aor. a)mfe/xa^non:— gape round, gape for, c. acc., e)me\ me\n *kh\r a)mfe/xane Il. 23.79 ; masto\n a)mfe/xask' e)mo/n, of an infant, A. Ch. 545 ; a)mfixanw\n lo/gxais e(pta/pulon sto/ma, of the Argive army round Thebes, S. Ant. 118 ; a)gki/strou . . pla/non a)mfixanou=sa, of a fish, AP 7.702 ( Apollonid. ): rarely c. dat., Opp. H. 3.178 . a)mfixe/w, pour around, pour or spread over, a)mfi\ d' a)/r' e(rmi=sin xe/e de/smata Od. 8.278 . mostly Pass. , to be poured or shed around, pa/ros ko/nin a)mfixuqh=nai Il. 23.764 : c. acc., qei/h de/ min a)mfe/xut' o)mfh/ ib. 2.41 ; th\n a)/xos a)mfexu/qh Od. 4.716 ; a)mfixuqe\n gh=ras Mimn. 5 ; a)mfi\ de\ spodo\n ka/ra| kexu/meqa we have ashes poured over our head, E. Supp. 826 . of persons, embrace, a)mfixuqei\s pate/ra Od. 16.214 , cf. 22.498 . a)mfixoreu/w, dance around, abs., Critias 19 (anap.), AP 9.83 ( Phil. ): c. dat., Opp. C. 1.27 . a)mfixri/omai, Med. , anoint oneself all over, a)mfi\ d' e)lai/w| xri/somai Od. 6.219 . a)mfi/xru_sos, on, gilded all over, fa/sganon E. Hec. 543 . a)mfi/xu^tos, on, poured around; thrown up around, tei=xos a)., i.e. an earthen wall, Il. 20.145 , cf. Hellanic. 26 J. a)mfi/xwlos, on, lame in both feet, AP 6.203 . a)mfod-a/rxhs, ou, o(, ( a)/mfodon 11 ) officer commanding troops levied in a ward, Ph. Bel. 93.8 : also a civil official, OGI 483.82 (Pergam.), Wilcken Chrest. 61 (i A.D.). a)mfod-arxi/a, h(, quarter under the direction of an a)., CPR 8.7 (iii A.D.). a)mfode/w, miss, fail to meet, Rev.Egypt. 1.208 , Hsch. s.v. a)brota/comen; cf. a)nt-, di-, par-amfode/w. a)mfodiko/s, h/, o/n, of, belonging to streets, ke/leuqoi Man. 4.252 . a)mfo/dion, to/, Dim. of sq., Luc. Rh.Pr. 24 , EM 557.46 (as v.l.). a)/mfodon, to/, street, Ar. Fr. 327 , OGI 483.80 (Pergam.), Ev.Marc. 11.4 , Cleom. 2.1 ; = compitum, Gloss. block of houses surrounded by streets, Hyp. Fr. 137 , PMag.Par. 1.349 : prov., ou) qu/ra| a)ll' a)mfo/dw| die/yeustai Plb. 39.3.2 : hence, ward, quarter of a town, LXX Je. 17.27 , SIG 961.1 (Smyrna), Ph. Bel. 92.42 , BGU 496 (ii A.D.), etc.:—also a)/mfodos, h(, Gal. UP 16.1 , Sm. Am. 5.16 , Procop. Aed. 2.3 . a)mfo/dwn, = a)mfw/dwn , Hp. Art. 8 . a)/mf-oisma, atos, to/, (a)mfi-fe/rw) revolving figure, Papp. 682.8 , 11 :—hence a)mf-oistiko/s, h/, o/n, described by revolution, 682.8 , 15 . a)mfo/nh: a)krath/s, a(martwlo/s, mh\ duname/nh nhsteu=sai, Hsch. a)mforea_-fore/w, carry water-pitchers, Ar. Fr. 299 . a)mforea_-fo/ros, ou, o(, water-carrier, Eup. 187 , Men. 431 , IG 2.768 . a)mfor-ei/dion (not -i/dion), to/, Dim. of a)mforeu/s, Ar. Pax 202 , al. a)mfor-ei/w|: forti/w|, Hsch. (a)mforei=: tw=| forei/w|, Ruhnken). a)mfor-eu/s, e/ws , o(: acc. a)mfore/a Ar. Fr. 299 : dual a)mforh= Telecl. 2 D. : pl. a)mforh=s Ar. Nu. 1203 :—jar with narrow neck ( steno/stomon to\ teu=xos Id. Fr. 108 ), Hdt. 4.163 , Ar. Nu. 1203 , etc.; used for various purposes, esp. for keeping wine in, Pl. 807 , Fr. 299 ; or milk, E. Cyc. 327 ; for pickles, X. An. 5.4.28 . ornament in shape of vase, o(/rmos -e/wn IG 11(2).161 B 38 (Delos, iii B.C.), cf. SIG 2588.199 (ib., ii B.C.). liquid measure, = metrhth/s ( Philyll. 7 , Moer. 45 , etc.), 1 1 / 2 Roman amphorae or nearly 9 gallons, Hdt. 1.51 , IG 3.38 , D. 43.8 , etc. (Shortened form of a)mfiforeu/s, q.v., from having two handles.) a)mfor-i/zw, dub. sens. in Eust. 1924.13 . a)mfor-iko/s, h/, o/n, like an amphora, ka/doi Sch. Ar. Av. 1032 . a)mfor-i/c, Adv. like an amphora(?), Eust. 1924.13 . a)mfo/r-ion, to/, Dim. of a)mforeu/s, Gloss. a)mfor-i/skos, o(, Dim. of a)mforeu/s, D. 22.76 ; a). *paniw/nios IG 2.818 . a)mfor-i/ths [i_] a)gw/n, o(, race run by bearers of amphorae, and of which an amphora was prize, Call. Fr. 80 (ap.Sch. Pi. O. 7.156 ); a)mfifori/ths EM 95.3 . keptin a)mforei=s, [e)/laion] PSI 5.535.31 (iii B.C.). a)mfoter-a/kis, Adv. in both ways, Arist. Mech. 855b32 , Pr. 902b31 . a)mfote/r-h|, Adv. in both ways, Hdt. 7.10 .b/; by both branches, of a river, 1.75 : Argive a)mfoter-ei= Mnemos. 47.160 (v B.C.). a)mfoter-h/khs, es, twoedged, Epic.Anon.in PHib. 8 . a)mfoter-i/zw, to be in both ways, a). th=| xrei/a|, of figs, to be good to eat either fresh or dried, Jul. Ep. 180 . a)mfotero/-bleptos, on, looking on both sides, circumspect, Timo 59 . a)mfotero/-glwssos, on, speaking both ways, double-tongued, of Zeno the inventor of dialectic, Id. 45 , cf. Eust. 1440.35 . a)mfotero-gnw/mwn, onos, of two opinions, boulh/ Sch. E. Hec. 219 . a)mfotero-de/cios, on, = a)mfide/cios , LXX Jd. 3.15 , Aristaenet. 1.8 , Gal. 18(1).147 . a)mfotero-du/namos, on, with power for good or ill, of Zeus, Eust. 1363.29 . a)mfotero/-ploos, on, contr. a)mfotero/-plous, oun, navigable on both sides, gh= Poll. 9.18 . to\ a). (sc. a)rgu/rion or da/neion) money lent on bottomry, when the lender bore the risk of the outward and homeward voyage, e)da/neisa *formi/wni k' mna=s a)mfotero/ploun ei)s to\n *po/nton D. 34.6 , etc.; a). ke/rdos Ael. Ep. 18 ; opp. e(tero/ploun, q.v. a)mfo/teros ( Locr. a)mfo/taros IG 9(1).334.39 ), a, on, (a)/mfw) rare in sg., either, i.e. both of two (opp. e(ka/teros each one of two), a)mfote/ras koino\n ai)/as common to either land, A. Pers. 131 ; poi/hma h)\ pa/qos h)\ a)mfo/teron or partaking of both, Pl. Sph. 248d ; to\ a)mfo/teron e(kate/rw| ou)x e(/petai Id. Hp.Ma. 302e . Hom. has sg. only neut. a)mfo/teron as Adv., foll. by te . . kai/; a). basileu/s t' a)gaqo\s kratero/s t' ai)xmhth/s both together, prince as well as warrior, ib. 3.179 ; a). geneh=| te kai\ ou(/neka . . Il. 4.60 ; foll. by te . . de/ . . , Pi. P. 4.79 : also neut. pl., a)mfo/tera me/nein pe/mpein te A. Eu. 480 ; filoxrh/matos kai\ filo/timos, h)/toi ta\ e(/tera tou/twn h)\ a). Pl. Phd. 68c ; a). a)/ristos kai\ strathgo\s kai\ r(ayw|do/s Ion 541b ; by te . . kai/ . . , Pi. O. 1.104 . dual in Hom. , as a). *ai)/ante Il. 12.265 , al., less freq. in later writers, X. An. 1.1.1 , Pl. Prm. 143c , Isoc. 4.134 , etc.; but pl. is much more freq., and is found with a dual Noun, xei=re peta/ssas a)mfote/ras Il. 21.115 .—Phrases: kat' a)mfo/tera on both sides, Hdt. 7.10 .b/, Pl. Prm. 159a ; e)p' a)mfo/tera towards both sides, both ways, Hdt. 3.87 , al., Th. 1.83 , al.; a)mfo/tera, abs., on both sides, ib. 13 , al.; a)p' a)mfote/rwn from or on both sides, *ce/rcew a)p' a). a)delfeo/s Hdt. 7.97 ; par' a)mfote/rwn D.S. 16.7 , al.; met' a)mfote/roisi one with another (s.v.l.), Theoc. 12.12 ; a)mfote/rois ble/pein (sc. o)/mmasi) Call. Epigr. 32.6 ; a)mfote/rais, Ep. -h|si (sc. xersi/) Od. 10.264 ; e)p' a)mfote/rois bebakw/s (sc. posi/) Theoc. 14.66 . later, of more than two, all together, Act.Ap. 19.16 , PLond. 2.336.13 (ii A.D.). a)mfotero/ths, htos, h(, duality, etym. of *)amfitri/th, Sch. Opp. H. 1.385 . a)mfotero/xwlos, on, = a)mfi/xwlos , Apollon. Lex. s.v. a)mfiguh/eis. a)mfote/r-wqen (also a)mfo/ter-qe Orph. Fr. 168.14 , Androm. ap. Gal. 14.39 ), Adv. from or on both sides, Il. 5.726 , Hdt. 2.29 , Pi. P. 1.6 ; of combatants, Th. 5.16 : c. gen., a). th=s kefalh=s Hp. VC 1 ; th=s o(dou= X. HG 5.2.6 . from both ends, Od. 10.167 . a)mfote/r-wqi, Adv. in both ways, X. Mem. 3.4.12 . a)mfote/r-ws, Adv. in both ways, Pl. Prm. 159a , Grg. 469a , etc. a)mfote/r-wse, Adv. to both sides, gegwne/men a). Il. 8.223 , 11.6 . a)mfoudi/s, Adv., only Od. 17.237 a)mfoudi\s a)ei/ras lifting by the middle. (Prob. Adv. from a)mfi/; cf. a)/lludis.) a)mfou/rion, to/, (ou)=ros = o(/ros ) acknowledgement paid to neighbours on sale of a plot of land, PHal. 1.253 (iii B. C.). a)mfu/skh|: th=| xeiri\ kurtwqei/sh|, e)/nioi de\ to\ lei=knon, Hsch. a)/mfw, tw/, ta/, tw/, also oi(, ai( , ta/; gen. a)mfoi=n S. Ph. 25 , etc., dat. a)mfoi=n Aj. 1264 , etc.:—both, of individuals, Il. 1.363 ; of armies or nations, 2.124 :— Hom. uses only nom. and acc.: from Hom. downwards freq. with pl. Noun or Verb, Il. 2.767 , 7.255 , etc.; e)c a)mfoi=n, = e)c a)llh/loin , S. OC 1425 : sts. indecl., h.Cer. 15 , Arist. Top. 118a28 , Theoc. 17.26 , A.R. 1.165 . (For the root cf. a)mfi/.) a)mfw/bolos, o(, (o)bolo/s) javelin or spit with double point, E. Andr. 1133 . as Adj., in neut. pl., roasted on the spit, of victims sacrificed in divination, S. Fr. 1006 (expl. as dia\ spla/gxnwn mantei=ai by Eust. 1405.30 , Hsch. ). a)mfw/dwn, ontos, o(, h(, (o)dou/s) with incisor-teeth in both jaws, opp. ruminants, Arist. HA 501a11 , cf. PA 675a5 , HA 495b31 , al. Subst., ass, Lyc. 1401 . (Freq. written a)mfo/dwn; cf. a)mfo/dous.) a)mfw/hs, es , (ou)=s) = a)/mfwtos , Theoc. 1.28 . a)mfwle/nion, to/, (w)le/nh) bracelet, Aristaenet. 1.25 . a)/mfwmos, on, round or on the shoulders, Hsch. a)mfwmosi/a, h(, = a)mfiorki/a , Id. a)mfw/nuc, v. a)mfw/tic. a)/mfwcis, v. a)/mfwtis. a)mfw/tas: xitw/n tis, EM 93.15 : a)/mfwtos, Hsch. a)mfw/tic h)\ a)mfw/nuc: gastri/margos, a)krath/s, Id. a)/mfwtis, idos, or a)mfwti/s, i/dos, h(, (ou)=s) two-handled pail, Philet. ap. Ath. 11.783d : written a)/mfwcis in Hsch., EM 94.7 . covering for the ears, A. Fr. 102 ; worn by boxers, Plu. 2.38b , 706c , cf. Paus.Gr. Fr. 52 . a)/mfwtos, on, (ou)=s) two-eared, two-handled, Od. 22.10 : neut. as Subst., jar, Hierocl. Facet. 35 . a)/mwkos, on, without mockery, serious, Iamb. VP 23.105 . a)mwlei/, without dispute, GDI 4992 (Gortyn). a)mw/mhtos, on, blameless, Il. 12.109 , Archil. 6.2 , Pi. P. 2.73 , etc.; faultless, poihma/tion, lo/goi, D.S. 33.5 , 7 ; of victims, unblemished, Aristeas 93 , cf. Ph. Fr. 69H. ; a)/spiloi kai\ a). 2 Ep.Pet. 3.14 , cf. Eus. Mynd. Fr. 21 ; in epitaphs, CIG 4642 (Palestine), IG 14.1937 (Ravenna). Adv. -tws Hdt. 3.82 . a)mwmi/s, i/dos, h(, plant used for adulterating amomum, Dsc. 1.15 , cf. Plin. HN 12.49 , Edict.Diocl.Troez. 21 . a)mwmi/ths [i_], ou, o(, like amomum, kind of li/banos, Dsc. 1.68 . a)/mwmon, to/, Indian spice-plant, prob. Nepaul cardamom, Amomum subulatum, Arist. Fr. 110 , Thphr. HP 9.7.2 , Dsc. 1.15 . a)/mwmos, on, blameless, Semon. 4 ; no/mos Hdt. 2.177 ; without blemish, ei)=dos a)/. Hes. Th. 259 ; ka/llei A. Pers. 185 ; in epitaphs, CIG 1974 (Thessalonica), al. unblemished, of victims, etc., LXX Ex. 29.1 , al., 1 Ep.Pet. 1.19 , Ph. 1.171 , al. unimpaired, perfect, u(gi/eia IG 5(1).1119 (Geronthrae, iv B. C.). a)mwmo/ths, htos, h(, blamelessness, Sm. Ps. 25.1 . *)amw/n, w=nos, o(, sc. mh/n, month at Amphissa, GDI 1684 , 1922 . a)mw/na, Aeol. for a)nemw/nh, Hsch. a)mwre/a, h(, kind of radish, Thphr. HP 7.4.2 . a)mwreu/ousin: i)xquoforou=sin, EM 117.26 . a)/mwros, kind of cake, Hsch. a(mw=s or a)mw=s, Adv. from obsol. a(mo/s = ti/s , only in form a(mwsge/pws in some way or other, Ar. Th. 429 , Lys. 13.7 , Pl. Prt. 323c , Epicur. Fr. 607 , etc. (Cf. a(mo/s B. ) a)mw/sas: krema/sas ( Tarent. ), Hsch. a)/mwton, to/, = kasta/neion , Ageloch. ap. Ath. 2.54d ; prob. cj. for mo/ta, Dsc. 1.106 . a)/n (A), [a^], Ep. , Lyr., Ion. , Arc. , Att. ; also ken) Ep. , Aeol. , Thess., ka_ Dor. , Boeot. , El.; the two combined in Ep. (infr. D. 11.2 ) and Arc. , ei)k a)/n IG 5(2).6.2 , 15 (iv B. C.):—modal Particle used with Verbs to indicate that the action is limited by circumstances or defined by conditions. In Hom. ke is four times as common as a)/n, in Lyr. about equally common. No clear distinction can be traced, but ke as an enclitic is somewhat less emphatic; a)/n is preferred by Hom. in negative clauses, ke(n) with the relative. In Simple Sentences, and in the Apodosis of Compound Sentences; here a)/n belongs to the Verb, and denotes that the assertion made by the Verb is dependent on a condition, expressed or implied: thus h)=lqen he came, h)=lqen a)/n he would have come (under conditions, which may or may not be defined), and so he might have come; e)/lqoi may he come, e)/lqoi a)/n he would come (under certain conditions), and so he might come. WITH INDICATIVE: with historical tenses, generally impf. and aor., less freq. plpf., never pf., v. infr., most freq. in apodosis of conditional sentences, with protasis implying nonfulfilment of a past or present condition, and apod. expressing what would be or would have been the case if the condition were or had been fulfilled. The impf. with a)/n refers to continued action, in Hom. always in past time, exc. perh. kai/ ke qa/m' e)nqa/d' e)o/ntes e)misgo/meq' Od. 4 . 178 ; later also in pres. time, first in Thgn. 905 ; polu\ a)\n qaumasto/teron h)=n, ei) e)timw=nto it would be far more strange if they were honoured, Pl. R. 489a ; ou)k a)\n nh/swn e)kra/tei, ei) mh/ ti kai\ nautiko\n ei)=xen he would not have been master of islands if he had not had also some naval power, Th. 1.9 . The aor. strictly refers only to past time, Pi. N. 11.24 , etc.; ei) to/te tau/thn e)/sxe th\n gnw/mhn, ou)de\n a)\n w(=n nuni\ pepoi/hken e)/pracen if he had then come to this opinion, he would have accomplished nothing of what he has now done, D. 4.5 , al., but is used idiomatically with Verbs of saying, answering, etc., as we say I should have said, ei) mh\ path\r h)=sq', ei)=pon a)/n s' ou)k eu)= fronei=n S. Ant. 755 , cf. Pl. Smp. 199d , Euthphr. 12d , etc.: the plpf. refers to completed actions, as o(\ ei) a)pekri/nw, i(kanw=s a)\n h)/dh para\ sou= th\n o(sio/thta e)memaqh/kh I should have already learnt . . , ib. 14c ; ei) o( a)nh\r a)pe/qanen, dikai/ws a)\n e)teqnh/kei Antipho 4.2.3 . the protasis is freq. understood: u(po/ ken talasi/frona/ per de/os ei(=len fear would have seized even the stout-hearted (had he heard the sound), Il. 4.421 ; to\ ga\r e)/ruma tw=| stratope/dw| ou)k a)\n e)teixi/santo they would not have built the wall (if they had not won a battle), Th. 1.11 ; pollou= ga\r a)\n h)=n a)/cia for (if that were so) they would be worth much, Pl. R. 374d ; ou) ga\r h)=n o(/ ti a)\n e)poiei=te for there was nothing which you could have done, i. e. would have done (if you had tried), D. 18.43 . with no definite protasis understood, to express what would have been likely to happen, or might have happened in past time: h)\ ga/r min zwo/n ge kixh/seai, h)/ ken *)ore/sths ktei=nen u(pofqa/menos for either you will find him alive, or else Orestes may already have killed him before you, Od. 4.546 ; o(\ qeasa/menos pa=s a)/n tis a)nh\r h)ra/sqh da/i+os ei)=nai every man who saw this (the 'Seven against Thebes') would have longed to be a warrior, Ar. Ra. 1022 ; esp. with ta/xa, q. v., a)ll' h)=lqe me\n dh\ tou=to tou)/neidos ta/x' a)\n o)rgh=| biasqe\n ma=llon h)\ gnw/mh| frenw=n, i. e. it might perhaps have come, S. OT 523 ; ta/xa a)\n de\ kai\ a)/llws pws e)spleu/santes (sc. die/bhsan) and they might also perhaps have crossed by sea (to Sicily) in some other way, Th. 6.2 , cf. Pl. Phdr. 265b . a)/n is freq. omitted in apodosi with Verbs expressing obligation, propriety, or possibility, as e)/dei, e)xrh=n, ei)ko\s h)=n, etc., and sts. for rhetorical effect, ei) mh\ . . h)=|smen, fo/bon pare/sxen it had caused (for it would have caused) fear, E. Hec. 1113 . This use becomes more common in later Gk. with fut. ind.: frequently in Ep. , usu. with ken, rarely a)/n, Il. 9.167 , 22.66 , indicating a limitation or condition, o( de/ ken kexolw/setai o(/n ken i(/kwmai and he will likely be angry to whom-soever I shall come, ib. 1.139 ; kai/ ke/ tis w(=d' e)re/ei and in that case men will say, 4.176 ; e)gw\ de/ ke/ toi katale/cw Od. 3.80 ; so in Lyr., maqw\n de/ tis a)\n e)rei= Pi. N. 7.68 , cf. I. 6(5).59 . rarely in codd. of Att. Prose writers, safe\s a)\n katasth/sete Th. 1.140 ; ou)x h(/kei, ou)d' a)\n h(/cei deu=ro Pl. R. 615d , cf. Ap. 29c , X. An. 2.5.13 ; dub. in Hp. Mul. 2.174 : in later Prose, Philostr. V A 2.21 , S E. M. 9.225 : also in Poetry, E. El. 484 , Ar. Av. 1313 ; ou)k a)\n prodw/sw Herod. 6.36 (corr. -doi/hn):— for a)/n with fut. inf. and part. v. infr. WITH SUBJUNCTIVE, only in Ep. , the meaning being the same as with the fut. ind. ( 1.2a ), freq. with 1st pers., as ei) de/ ke mh\ dw/h|sin, e)gw\ de/ ken au)to\s e(/lwmai in that case I will take her myself, Il. 1.324 ; pei/qeu, e)gw\ de/ ke/ toi ei)de/w xa/rin obey and if so I will be grateful, 14.235 (the subj. is always introduced by de/ in this usage); also with other persons, giving emphasis to the future, ou)k a)/n toi xrai/smh| ki/qaris 3.54 , al. WITH OPTATIVE (never fut., rarely pf. pw=s a)\n lelh/qoi [me]; X. Smp. 3.6 ): in apodosis of conditional sentences, after protasis in opt. with ei) or some other conditional or relative word, expressing a fut. condition: a)ll' ei)/ moi/ ti pi/qoio, to/ ken polu\ ke/rdion ei)/h Il. 7.28 ; ou) pollh\ a)\n a)logi/a ei)/h, ei) foboi=to to\n qa/naton; Pl. Phd. 68b :—in Hom. pres. and aor. opt. with ke or a)/n are sts. used like impf. and aor. ind. with a)/n in Attic, with either regular ind. or another opt. in the protasis: kai/ nu/ ken e)/nq' a)po/loito . . ei) mh\ . . no/hse ktl., i. e. he would have perished, had she not perceived, etc., Il. 5.311 , cf. 5.388 , 17.70 ; ei) nu=n e)pi\ a)/llw| a)eqleu/oimen, h)= t' a)\n e)gw\ . . klisi/hnde feroi/mhn if we were now contending in another's honour, I should now carry . . , ib. 23.274 : so rarely in Trag., ou)d' a)\n su\ fai/hs, ei)/ se mh\ kni/zoi le/xos (for ei) mh\ e)/knize) E. Med. 568 . with protasis in pres. or fut., the opt. with a)/n in apodosi takes a simply future sense: frou/rion d' ei) poih/sontai, th=s me\n gh=s bla/ptoien a)/n ti me/ros they might perhaps damage, Th. 1.142 , cf. 2.60 , Pl. Ap. 25b , R. 333e ; h)\n ou)=n ma/qh|s . . ou)k a)\n a)podoi/hn Ar. Nu. 116 , cf. D. 1.26 , al. with protasis understood: feu/gwmen: e)/ti ga/r ken a)lu/caimen kako\n h)=mar Od. 10.269 ; ou)/te e)sqi/ousi plei/w h)\ du/nantai fe/rein: diarragei=en ga\r a)/n for (if they should do so) they would burst, X. Cyr. 8.2.21 ; to\n d' ou)/ ke du/' a)ne/re . . a)p' ou)/deos o)xli/sseian two men could not heave the stone from the ground, i. e. would not, if they should try, Il. 12.447 ; ou)d' a)\n dikai/ws e)s kako\n pe/soimi/ ti S. Ant. 240 , cf. D. 2.8 : in Hom. sts. with ref. to past time, *tudei/+dhn ou)k a)\n gnoi/hs pote/roisi metei/h Il. 5.85 . with no definite protasis implied, in potential sense: h(de/ws d' a)\n e)roi/mhn *lepti/nhn but I would gladly ask Leptines, D. 20.129 ; bouloi/mhn a)/n I should like , Lat. velim (but e)boulo/mhn a)/n I should wish, if it were of any avail, vellem); poi= ou)=n trapoi/meq' a)/n; which way then can we turn? Pl. Euthd. 290a ; ou)k a)\n meqei/mhn tou= qro/nou I will not give up the throne, Ar. Ra. 830 ; idiomatically, referring to the past, au(=tai de\ ou)k a)\n pollai\ ei)=en but these would not (on investigation) prove to be many, Th. 1.9 ; ei)/hsan d' a)\n ou(=toi *krh=tes these would be (i. e. would have been) Cretans, Hdt. 1.2 : used in order to soften assertions by giving them a less positive form, as ou)k a)\n ou)=n pa/nu ge/ ti spoudai=on ei)/h h( dikaiosu/nh, i.e. it would not prove to be, etc. (for, it is not, etc.), Pl. R. 333e . in questions, expressing a wish: ti/s a)\n qew=n . . doi/h; S. OC 1100 , cf. A. Ag. 1448 ; pw=s a)\n qa/noimi; S. Aj. 389 : hence (with no question) as a mild command, exhortation, or entreaty, tlai/hs ken *menela/w| e)piproe/men taxu\n i)o/n Il. 4.94 ; su\ me\n komi/zois a)\n seauto\n h(=| qe/leis you may take yourself off (milder than ko/mize seauto/n), S. Ant. 444 ; xwroi=s a)\n ei)/sw you may go in, El. 1491 ; klu/ois a)\n h)/dh, *foi=be hear me now, Phoebus, ib. 637 ; fra/zois a)/n, le/gois a)/n, Pl. Phlb. 23c , 48b . in a protasis which is also an apodosis: ei)/per a)/llw| tw| a)nqrw/pwn peiqoi/mhn a)/n, kai\ soi\ pei/qomai if I would trust any (other) man (if he gave me his word), I trust you, Id. Prt. 329b ; ei) mh\ poih/sait' a)\n tou=to if you would not do this (if you could), D. 4.18 , cf. X. Mem. 1.5.3 , Plot. 6.4.16 . rarely omitted with opt. in apodosis: r(ei=a qeo/s g' e)qe/lwn kai\ thlo/qen a)/ndra saw/sai Od. 3.231 , cf. 14.123 , Il. 5.303 ; also in Trag., qa=sson h)\ le/goi tis E. Hipp. 1186 ; tea\n du/nasin ti/s . . kata/sxoi; S. Ant. 605 . a)/n c. fut. opt. is prob. always corrupt (cf. 1.2b ), as to\n au)to\n a)\n e)paine/soi (e)paine/sai Bekk.) Pl. Lg. 719e ; ei)dw\s o(/ti ou)de/n' a)\n katalh/yoito (ou)de/na Bekk.) Lys. 1.22 . WITH INF. and PART. (sts. AD J. equivalent to part., tw=n dunatw=n a)\n kri=nai Pl. R. 577b ) representing ind. or opt.: pres. inf. or part.: representing impf. ind., oi)/esqe to\n pate/ra . . ou)k a)\n fula/ttein; do you think he would not have kept them safe? (ou)k a)\n e)fu/latten), D. 49.35 ; a)duna/twn a)\n o)/ntwn [u(mw=n] e)pibohqei=n when you would have been unable, Th. 1.73 , cf. 4.40 . representing pres. opt., po/ll' a)\n e)/xwn (representing e)/xoim' a)/n) e(/ter' ei)pei=n paralei/pw D. 18.258 , cf. X. An. 2.3.18 : with Art., to\ e)qe/lein a)\n i)e/nai a)/klhtos e)pi\ dei=pnon Pl. Smp. 174b . aor. inf. or part.: representing aor. ind., ou)k a)\n h(gei=sq' au)to\n ka)\n e)pidramei=n; do you not think he would even have run thither? (kai\ e)pe/dramen a)/n), D. 27.56 ; i)/smen u(ma=s a)nagkasqe/ntas a)/n we know you would have been compelled, Th. 1.76 , cf. 3.89 ; r(a|di/ws a)\n a)feqei/s when he might easily have been acquitted, X. Mem. 4.4.4 . representing aor. opt., ou)d' a)\n krath=sai au)tou\s th=s gh=s h(gou=mai I think they would not even be masters of the land (ou)d' a)\n krath/seian), Th. 6.37 , cf. 2.20 ; o(rw=n r(a|di/ws a)\n au)to\ lhfqe/n (lhfqei/h a)/n) Id. 7.42 ; ou)/te o)/nta ou)/te a)\n geno/mena, i.e. things which are not and never could happen (a(\ ou)/te a)\n ge/noito), Id. 6.38 . pf. inf. or part. representing: plpf. ind., pa/nta tau=q' u(po\ tw=n barba/rwn a)\n e(alwke/nai (fh/seien a)/n) he would say that all these would have been destroyed by the barbarians (e(alw/kh a)/n), D. 19.312 . pf. opt., ou)k a)\n h(gou=mai au)tou\s di/khn a)ci/an dedwke/nai, ei) . . katayhfi/saisqe I do not believe they would (then) have suffered (dedwko/tes a)\n ei)=en) punishment enough, etc., Lys. 27.9 . fut. inf.or part., never in Ep. , and prob. always corrupt in Att. , nomi/zwn me/giston a)\n sfa=s w)felh/sein (leg. -h=sai) Th. 5.82 , cf. 6.66 , 8.25 , 71 ; part. is still more exceptional, w(s e)mou= ou)k a)\n poih/sontos a)/lla Pl. Ap. 30c (codd.), cf. D. 19.342 (v. l.); both are found in later Gk., nomi/santes a)\n oi)kh/sein ou(/tws a)/rista Plb. 8.30.8 , cf. Plu. Marc. 15 , Arr. An. 2.2.3 ; with part., Epicur. Nat. 14.1 , Luc. Asin. 26 , Lib. Or. 62.21 , dub. l. in Arr. An. 6.6.5 . IN DEPENDENT CLAUSE S. In the protasis of conditional sentences with ei), regularly with the subjunctive. In Attic ei) a)/n is contracted into e)a/n, h)/n, or a)/n (a_) (q. v.): Hom. has generally ei)/ ke (or ai)/ ke), sts. h)/n, once ei) d' a)/n Il. 3.288 , twice ei)/per a)/n 5.224 , 232 . The protasis expresses either future condition (with apod. of fut. time) or general condition (with apod. of repeated action): ei) de/ ken w(\s e)/rch|s kai/ toi pei/qwntai *)axaioi/, gnw/sh| e)/peiq' o(/s . . if thus thou shalt do . . , ib. 2.364 ; h)\n e)ggu\s e)/lqh| qa/natos, ou)dei\s bou/letai qnh/|skein if death (ever) come near . . , E. Alc. 671 . in relative or temporal clauses with a conditional force; here a)/n coalesces with o(/te, o(po/te, e)pei/, e)peidh/, cf. o(/tan, o(po/tan, e)ph/n or e)pa/n ( Ion. e)pea/n), e)peida/n: Hom. has o(/te ke (sts. o(/t' a)/n), o(ppo/te ke (sts. o(po/t' a)/n or o(ppo/t' a)/n), e)pei/ ke ( e)pei\ a)/n Il. 6.412 ), e)ph/n, eu)=t' a)/n; v. also ei)so/ke (ei)s o(/ ke) :—ta/wn h(/n k' e)qe/lwmi fi/lhn poih/som' a)/koitin whomsoever of these I may wish . . , Il. 9.397 ; o(/tan dh\ mh\ sqe/nw, pepau/somai when I shall have no strength . . , S. Ant. 91 ; e)xqro\s ga/r moi kei=nos . . o(/s x' e(/teron me\n keu/qh| e)ni\ fresi/n, a)/llo de\ ei)/ph| whoever conceals one thing in his mind and speaks another, Il. 9.312 , cf. D. 4.6 , Th. 1.21 . — Hom. uses subj. in both the above constructions ( 1 and 2 ) without a)/n; also Trag. and Com., S. Aj. 496 , Ar. Eq. 805 ; me/xri and pri/n occasionally take subj. without a)/n in prose, e.g. Th. 1.137 , 4.16 (me/xri ou(=), Pl. Phd. 62c , Aeschin. 3.60 . in final clauses introduced by relative Advbs., as w(s, o(/pws (of Manner), i(/na (of Place), o)/fra, e(/ws, etc. (of Time), freq. in Ep. , saw/teros w(/s ke ne/hai Il. 1.32 ; o)/fra ken eu(/dh| Od. 3.359 ; o(/pws a)\n ei)dh=| . . fra/sw A. Pr. 824 ; o(/pws a)\n fai/nhtai ka/llistos Pl. Smp. 198e ; mhxanhte/on o(/pws a)\n diafu/gh| Grg. 481a (where o(/pws with fut. ind. is the regular constr.); also after w(s in Hdt. , Trag., X. An. 2.5.16 , al., once in Th. 6.91 (but fut. ind. is regular in Att. ); i(/na final does not take a)/n or ke exc. i(/na ei)do/tes h)/ ke qa/nwmen h)/ ken . . fu/goimen Od. 12.156 (i(/na = where in S. OC 405 ). mh/, = lest, takes a)/n only with opt. in apodosis, as S. Tr. 631 , Th. 2.93 . in Ep. sts. with OPTATIVE as with subj. (always ke(n), exc. ei)/ per a)\n au)tai\ *mou=sai a)ei/doien Il. 2.597 ), ei)/ ken *)/arhs oi)/xoito Od. 8.353 ; w(/s ke . . doi/h w(=| k' e)qe/loi that he might give her to whomsoever he might please, ib. 2.54 : so in Hdt. in final clauses, 1.75 , 99 :—in Od. 23.135 w(/s ke/n tis fai/h, ke/n belongs to Verb in apod., as in w(s d' a)\n h(/dista tau=ta fai/noito X. Cyr. 7.5.81 . rarely in oratio obliqua, where a relat. or temp. word retains an a)/n which it would have with subj. in direct form, S. Tr. 687 , X. Mem. 1.2.6 , Isoc. 17.15 ; e)peida\n dokimasqei/hn D. 30.6 :—similarly after a preceding opt., ou)k a)pokri/naio e(/ws a)\n . . ske/yaio Pl. Phd. 101d . rarely with ei) and INDICATIVE in protasis, only in Ep. : with fut. ind. as with subj.: ai)/ ken *)ili/ou pefidh/setai Il. 15.213 :—so with relat., oi(/ ke/ me timh/sousi 1.175 . with ei) and a past tense of ind., once in Hom. , ei) de/ k' e)/ti prote/rw ge/neto dro/mos Il. 23.526 ; so *zeu\s ga/r k' e)/qhke nh=son ei)/ k' e)bou/leto Orac. ap. Hdt. 1.174 , cf. Ar. Lys. 1099 (cod. R), A.R. 1.197 . in later Greek, a)/n with relative words is used with INDICATIVE in all tenses, as o(/pou a)\n ei)seporeu/eto Ev.Marc. 6.56 ; o(/s' a)\n pa/sxete PFay. 136 (iv A. D.); e)/nq' a)\n pe/fuken h( o(lo/ths ei)=nai Phlp. in Ph. 436.19 ; cf. e)a/n, o(/tan. with impf. and more rarely aor. ind. in ITERATIVE construction, to express elliptically a condilion fulfilled whenever an opportumty offered; freq. in Hdt. (not in Pi. or A. ), klai/eske a)\n kai\ o)dure/sketo she would (i. e. used to) weep and lament, 3.119 ; ei)=ta pu=r a)\n ou) parh=n S. Ph. 295 ; ei)/ tines i)/doien . . , a)neqa/rshsan a)/n whenever they saw it, on each occasion, Th. 7.71 ; dihrw/twn a)\n au)tou\s ti/ le/goien Pl. Ap. 22b : inf. representing impf. of this constr., a)kou/w *lakedaimoni/ous to/te e)mbalo/ntas a)\n . . a)naxwrei=n, i. e. I hear they used to retire (a)nexw/roun a)/n), D. 9.48 . GENERAL REMARKS: POSITION OF a)/n. in A, when a)/n does not coalesce with the relat. word (as in e)a/n, o(/tan), it follows directly or is separated only by other particles, as me/n, de/, te, ga/r, kai/, nu, per, etc.; as ei) me/n ken . . ei) de/ ke Il. 3.281 - 4 ; rarely by tis, as o(/poi tis a)/n, oi)=mai, prosqh=| D. 2.14 :—in Hom. and Hes. two such Particles may precede ke, as ei)/ per ga/r ken Od. 8.355 , cf. Il. 2.123 ; ei) ga/r ti/s ke, o(\s me\n ga/r ke, Hes. Op. 280 , 357 ; rarely in Prose, o(/poi me\n ga\r a)/n D. 4.45 ; o(po/teros ou)=n a)/n Ar. Ra. 1420 : also o(po/sw| ple/on a)/n Pl. Lg. 647e , cf. 850a ; o(/pou to\ pa/lai lego/menon a)\n gi/gnhtai 739c . in apodosis, a)/n may stand either next to its Verb (before or after it), or after some other emphatic word, esp. an interrog., a negative (e. g. ou)d' a)\n ei(=s, ou)k a)\n e)/ti, etc.), or an important Adjective or Adverb; also after a participle which represents the protasis, le/gontos a)/n tinos pisteu=sai oi)/esqe; do you think they would have believed it if any one had told them? (ei)/ tis e)/legen, e)pi/steusan a)/n), D. 6.20 . a)/n is freq. separated from its inf. by such Verbs as oi)/omai, doke/w, fhmi/, oi)=da, etc., ou)k a)\n oi)/ei . . ; freq. in Pl., Grg. 486d , al.; kai\ nu=n h(de/ws a)/n moi dokw= koinwnh=sai I think that I should, X. Cyr. 8.7.25 ; ou(/tw ga\r a)/n moi dokei= h(/ te po/lis a)/rista dioikei=sqai Aeschin. 3.2 ; a(\ mh/te proh/|dei mhdei\s mh/t' a)\n w)|h/qh th/meron r(hqh=nai (where a)/n belongs to r(hqh=nai) D. 18.225 :—in the phrase ou)k oi)=d' a)\n ei), or ou)k a)\n oi)=d' ei), a)/n belongs not to oi)=da, but to the Verb which follows, ou)k oi)=d' a)\n ei) pei/saimi, for ou)k oi)=da ei) pei/saimi a)/n, E. Med. 941 , cf. Alc. 48 ; ou)k a)\n oi)=d' ei) dunai/mhn Pl. Ti. 26b ; ou)k oi)=d' a)\n ei) e)kthsa/mhn X. Cyr. 5.4.12 . a)/n never begins a sentence, or even a clause after a comma, but may stand first after a parenthetic clause, a)ll', w)= me/l', a)/n moi siti/wn diplw=n e)/dei Ar. Pax <*> 37 . REPETITION OF a)/n:—in apodosis a)/n may be used twice or even three times with the same Verb, either to make the condition felt throughout a long sentence, or to emphasize certain words, w(/st' a)/n, ei) sqe/nos la/boimi, dhlw/saim' a)/n S. El. 333 , cf. Ant. 69 , A. Ag. 340 , Th. 1.76 (fin.), 2.41 , Pl. Ap. 31a , Lys. 20.15 ; a)fanei=s a)\n o)/ntes ou)k a)\n u(mnh/qhmen a)/n E. Tr. 1244 , cf. S. Fr. 739 ; attached to a parenthetical phrase, e)/dras' a)/n, eu)= tou=t' i)/sq' a)/n, ei) . . Id. OT 1438 . a)/n is coupled with ke(n) a few times in Hom. , as Il. 11.187 , 202 , Od. 5.361 , al.; cf. h)/n per ga/r k' e)qe/lwsin v.l. ib. 18.318 . ELLIPSIS OF VERB:—sts. the Verb to which a)/n belongs must be supplied, in Hom. only ei)mi/, as ta/t' e)/ldetai o(/s k' e)pideuh/s (sc. h)=|) Il. 5.481 ; a)ll' ou)k a)\n pro\ tou= (sc. e)/rregkon) Ar. Nu. 5 ; ti/ d' a)\n dokei= soi *pri/amos (sc. pra=cai) , ei) ta/d' h)/nusen; A. Ag. 935 :—so in phrases like pw=s ga\r a)/n ; and pw=s ou)k a)/n (sc. ei)/h); also in w(/sper a)\n ei) (or w(speranei/), as fobou/menos w(/sper a)\n ei) pai=s (i. e. w(/sper a)\n e)fobh/qh ei) pai=s h)=n) Pl. Grg. 479a ; so tosou=ton e)fro/nhsan, o(/son per a)\n (sc. e)fro/nhsan) ei) . . Isoc. 10.48 :—so also when ka)\n ei) ( = kai\ a)\n ei) ) has either no Verb in the apod. or one to which a)/n cannot belong, Pl. R. 477a , Men. 72c ; cf. ka)/n:—so the Verb of a protasis containing a)/n may be understood, o(/poi tis a)\n prosqh=|, ka)\n mikra\n du/namin (i. e. kai\ e)a\n prosqh=|) D. 2.14 ; w(s e)mou= ou)=n i)o/ntos o(/ph| a)\n kai\ u(mei=s (sc. i)/hte) X. An. 1.3.6 . ELLIPSIS OF a)/n:—when an apodosis consists of several co-ordinate clauses, a)/n is generally used only in the first and understood in the others: pei/qoi' a)\n ei) pei/qoi': a)peiqoi/hs d' i)/sws A. Ag. 1049 : even when the construction is continued in a new sentence, Pl. R. 352e , cf. 439b codd.: but a)/n is repeated for the sake of clearness or emphasis, ib. 398a , cf. D. 19.156 (where an opt. is implied with the third w(s): rarely expressed with the second of two co-ordinate Verbs and understood with the first, tou=ton a)\n . . qarsoi/hn e)gw\ kalw=s me\n a)/rxein, eu)= d' a)\n a)/rxesqai qe/lein (i. e. kalw=s me\n a)\n a)/rxoi, eu)= d' a)\n qe/loi a)/rxesqai) S. Ant. 669 . a)/n (B), [a_], Att. , = e)a/n, h)/n , Th. 4.46 codd., al.; freq. in Pl. , a)\n swfronh=| Phd. 61b ; a)\n qeo\s qe/lh| ib. 80d , cf. D. 4.50 ; a)/n t' . . a)/n te Arist. Ath. 48.4 : not common in earlier Att. Inscrr., IG 1.2a5 , 2.179b49 , al.: but freq. later, SIG 1044.27 (iv/iii B. C.), PPetr. 2p.47 (iii B. C.), PPar. 32.19 (ii B. C.), PTeb. 110.8 (i B. C.), Ev.Jo. 20.23 , etc. a)/n (C) or a)n, Epic form of a)na/, q. v. a)/n (D), shortened from a)/na, v. sub a)na/ G. a(/n, by crasis for a(\ a)/n, S. OT 281 , 580 , etc. a)n-, negat. Prefix, of which a)- privativum (q. v.) is a shortened form. a)na/ [a^na^], Aeol. , Thess., Arc. , Cypr. o)n, Prep. governing gen., dat., and acc. By apocope a)na/ becomes a)/n before dentals, as a)\n to\n o)delo/n; a)/g before gutturals, as a)\g gu/ala; a)/m before labials, as a)\m bwmoi=si, a)\m pe/trais, etc.; a)mpeplegme/nas IG 5(2).514.10 ( Arc. ). WITH GEN., three times in Od. , in phrase a)na\ nho\s bai/nein go on board ship, 2.416 , 9.177 , 15.284 ; a)\n tou= toi/xou, ta=s o(dou=, tou= r(oeidi/ou, IG 14.352i40 , ii 15 , 83 (Halaesa). WITH DAT., on, upon, without any notion of motion, Ep. , Lyr., and Trag. (only lyr.), a)na\ skh/ptrw| upon the sceptre, Il. 1.15 , Pi. P. 1.6 ; a)\m bwmoi=si Il. 8.441 ; a)na\ skolo/pessi 18.177 ; a)na\ *garga/rw| a)/krw| 15.152 ; a)na\ w)/mw| upon the shoulder, Od. 11.128 ; a)n i(/ppois, i. e. in a chariot, Pi. O. 1.41 ; a)\m pe/trais A. Supp. 351 (lyr.); a)na/ te nausi\n kai\ su\n o(/plois E. IA 754 ; a)\g *ko/ssw| GDI 1365 (Epirus). WITH ACCU S. , the comm. usage, implying motion upwards: of Place, up, from bottom to top, up along, ki/on' a)n' u(yhlh\n e)ru/sai Od. 22.176 ; a)na\ me/laqron up to, ib. 239 ; [ fle\y] a)na\ nw=ta qe/ousa diampere\s au)xe/n' i(ka/nei Il. 13.547 ; a)na\ to\n potamo/n Hdt. 2.96 ; a)\n r(o/on up-stream, GDI 5016.11 (Gortyn); krh=s a)\n to\n o)delo\n e)mpeparme/non Ar. Ach. 796 (Megarian); simply, along, a)\n tw\s o)/rws Tab.Heracl. 2.32 . up and down, throughout, a)na\ dw=ma Il. 1.570 ; a)na\ strato/n, a)/stu, o(/milon, ib. 384 , Od. 8.173 , etc.; a)\g gu/ala A. Supp. 550 (lyr.); a)na\ pa=san th\n *mhdikh/n, a)na\ th\n *(ella/da, Hdt. 1.96 , 2.135 , etc.; o)n to\ me/sson Alc. 18.3 ; a)na\ to\ skoteino/n in the darkness, Th. 3.22 . metaph., a)na\ qumo\n frone/ein, a)na\ sto/ma e)/xein, to have continually in the mind, in the mouth, Il. 2.36 , 250 ; a)n' *ai)gupti/ous a)/ndras among them, Od. 14.286 ; a)na\ prw/tous ei)=nai to be among the first, Hdt. 9.86 . of Time, throughout, a)na\ nu/kta all night through, Il. 14.80 ; a)na\ ta\s prote/ras h(me/ras Hdt. 7.223 ; a)na\ to\n po/lemon 8.123 ; a)na\ xro/non in course of time, 1.173 , 2.151 , 5.27 ; a)na\ me/ssan a)kti=na (i. e. in the south) S. OC 1247 . distributively, a)na\ pa=san h(me/ran day by day, Hdt. 2.37 , 130 , etc.; a)na\ pa=n e)/tos 1.136 , etc.; a)na\ pa/nta e)/tea 8.65 : also a)na\ presbu/ta_ta in order of age, Test.Epict. 4.28 . distributively with Numerals, kre/a ei)/kosin a)n' h(miwboliai=a 20 pieces of meat at half an obol each, Ar. Ra. 554 ; tw=n a)n' o)ktw\ tw)bolou= that sell 8 for the obol, Timocl. 18 ; a)na\ pe/nte parasa/ggas th=s h(me/ras [they marched] at the rate of 5 parasangs a day, X. An. 4.6.4 ; e)/sthsan a)na\ e(kato/n ma/lista w(/sper xoroi/ they stood in bodies of about 100 men each. ib. 5.4.12 ; klisi/as a)na\ penth/konta companies at the rate of 50 in each, Ev.Luc. 9.14 ; e)/labon a)na\ dhna/rion a denarius apiece, Ev. Matt. 20.10 ; in doctor's prescriptions, a)na\ o)bolw\ b/ Sor. 1.63 , etc.: also a)na\ du/o h(/misu zw|di/wn amounting to 2 1 / 2 signs, Autol. 1.10 ; multiplied by, PPetr. 3p.198 . Phrases: a)na\ kra/tos up to the full strength, i. e. vigorously, a)na\ kra/tos feu/gein, a)poma/xesqai, X. Cyr. 4.2.30 , 5.3.12 ; a)na\ to\n au)to\n lo/gon and a)na\ lo/gon proportionately, Pl. Phd. 110d ; esp. in math. sense, Id. Ti. 37a , Arist. APo. 85a38 , etc.; a)na\ me/son in the midst, Antiph. 13 , Men. 531.19 ; a)na\ me/ros by turns, Arist. Pol. 1287n17 . WITH NOM. of Numerals, etc., distributively, Apoc. 21.21 , v. l. in Sor. 1.11 , 12 , cf. Orib. Fr. 50 , 54 . WITHOUT CASE as Adv., thereupon, Hom. and other Poets:— and with the notion of spreading all over a space, throughout, all over, me/lanes d' a)na\ bo/trues h)=san all over there were clusters, Il. 18.562 , cf. Od. 24.343 :—but a)na/ often looks like an Adv. in Hom. , where really it is only parted from its Verb by tmesis, a)na\ d' e)/sxeto; a)na\ d' w)=rto (for a)nw=rto de/); a)na\ teu/xe' a)ei/ras (for teu/xea a)naei/ras), etc. IN COMPO S. as in C. 1 , up to, upwards, up, opp. kata/, as a)na-bai/nw, -ble/pw, a)n-aire/w, -i/sthmi: poet. sts. doubled, a)n' o)rsoqu/rhn a)nabai/nein Od. 22.132 . hence flows the sense of increase or strengthening, as in a)nakri/nw; though it cannot always be translated, as in Homer's a)nei/romai:—in this case opp. u(po/. from the notion throughout (E), comes that of repetition and improvement, as in a)na-blasta/nw, -bio/w, -genna/w. the notion of back, backwards, in a)naxwre/w, a)naneu/w, etc., seems to come from such phrases as a)na\ r(o/on up, i. e. against, the stream. a)/na, written with anastr. as Adv., up! arise! a)ll' a)/na Il. 6.331 , Od. 18.13 :—in this sense the ult. is never elided; cf. a)ll' a)/na, ei) me/mona/s ge Il. 9.247 ; a)ll' a)/na e)c e(dra/nwn S. Aj. 194 . apocop. a)/n after w)/rnuto, w)=rto, and up stood . . arose, Il. 3.268 , 23.837 , etc. when used as Prep. a)na/ never suffers anastrophe. a)/na (A), [a^na^], voc. of a)/nac, king, only in the phrases w)= a)/na, contr. w)=na, and *zeu= a)/na, and always as address to gods: fem., = w)= a)/nassa , Pi. P. 12.3 : ult. elided only in h.Ap. 526 codd.— Ep. , Lyr., and occasionally Trag., as S. OC 1485 (lyr.). a)/na (B), h(, = a)/nusis , Alcm. 23.83 , Call. Jov. 90 ; cf. a)/nh. a)na/atos, = a)/natos , IG 5(2).357.177 (Stymphalus, iii B. C.); a)na/ator h)/stw Michel 1334 (Elis, iv B. C.). a)na-ba/dhn [ba^], Adv., (a)nabai/nw) lit. going up, but usu. with one's feet up, lying down, Ar. Pl. 1123 , D.Chr. 62.6 , Plu. 2.336c , cf. Ath. 12.528f , Poll. 3.90 ; so prob. in Ar. Ach. 399 , 410 , but expl. by a Sch. as upstairs. a)na-ba/disis, ews, h(, retrogression, Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.22.9 . a)na-ba^do/n, Adv. by mounting, a). th\n o)xei/an poiei=sqai Arist. HA 579a19 . a)nabaq-mi/s, i/dos, h(, step, stair, LXX Ex. 20.26 . a)nabaq-mo/s, o(, flight of steps, stair, Hdt. 2.125 , Arist. Oec. 1347a5 , D.C. 65.21 ; di' a)nabaqmw=n by degrees, Ph. 2.557 . a)na/baq-ra, h(, = sq., ai( a). ai( stoi+kai/ CIG 4436b (Soli). flight of steps, Str. 7.2.3 . going up, ascent, w)|dh\ tw=n a). LXX Ps. 118(119) tit., al. a)na/baq-ron, to/, raised seat or chair, CIG 2924 (Tralles). a)nabai/nw, impf. a)ne/bainon: fut. -bh/somai: (for aor. 1 v. infr. B): aor. 2 a)ne/bhn, imper. a)na/bhqi, -bw=, -bh=nai, -ba/s: pf. -be/bhka:— Med. , aor. 1 -ebhsa/mhn, Ep. 3 sg. -ebh/seto, v. infr. B:— Pass. , v. infr. 11.2 :— go up, mount, c. acc. loci, ou)rano/n, u(perw/i+a a). go up to heaven, to the upper rooms, Il. 1.497 , Od. 18.302 ; fa/tis a)nqrw/pous a)nabai/nei goes up among, ib. 6.29 ; more freq. with Prep., a). ei)s e)la/thn, e)s di/fron, Il. 14.287 , 16.657 ; rarely with a)na/ repeated, a)n' o)rsoqu/rhn a). Od. 22.132 ; after Hom. , most. freq. with e)pi/, a). e)pi\ ta\ u(yhlo/tata tw=n o)re/wn Hdt. 1.131 : c. dat., nekroi=s a). to trample on the dead, Il. 10.493 : metaph., e)peidh\ e)ntau=qa a)nabebh/kamen tou= lo/gou Pl. R. 445c . Special usages: mount a ship, go on board, in Hom. mostly abs.; e)s *troi/hn a). embark for Troy, Od. 1.210 ; a)po\ *krh/ths a). 14.252 ; e)pi\ ta\s nau=s Th. 4.44 , etc.: metaph., a)naba/somai sto/lon I will mount a prow, Pi. P. 2.62 . mount on horse-back (cf. a)naba/ths) , a). e)f' i(/ppon X. Cyr. 4.1.7 , cf. 7.1.3 : abs., a)nabebhkw/s mounted; a)naba/ntes (abs.) e)f' i(/ppwn e)la/sai 3.3.27 ; a). e)pi\ troxo/n mount on the wheel of torture, Antipho 5.40 . c. acc., a). i(/ppon mount a horse, Theopomp.Hist. 2 :— Pass. , [i(/ppos] o( mh/pw a)nabaino/menos that has not yet been mounted, X. Eq. 1.1 ; a)nabaqei/s when mounted, ib. 3.4 ; e)n i(/ppw| a)nabebame/nw| Id. Eq.Mag. 3.4 , cf. 1.4 . of land-journeys, go up from the coast into Central Asia, Hdt. 5.100 , X. An. 1.1.2 ; a). para\ basile/a Pl. Alc. 1.123b . go up to a temple, PPar. 47.19 , Ev.Luc. 18.10 ; to a town, Ev.Matt. 20.18 , al., cf. PLond. 3.1170b . 46 (iii A. D.), etc.; in curses, a). para\ *da/matra peprhme/nos GDI 3536.19 (Cnidus), cf. SIG 1180.9 (ibid.). ascend to heaven, Ascens.Is. 2.16 . of rivers in flood, rise, Hdt. 2.13 ; a). e)s ta\s a)rou/ras overflow the fields, Id. 1.193 . of plants, shoot up, e)pi\ de/ndra X. Oec. 19.18 ; climb on sticks, Thphr. HP 8.3.2 ; generally, shoot, spring up, Ev.Matt. 13.7 ; of hair, X. Smp. 4.23 . in Att. , a). e)pi\ to\ bh=ma, or a). alone, mount the tribune, rise to speak, D. 18.66 , 21.205 , Prooem. 56 ; a). ei)s to\ plh=qos, ei)s or e)pi\ to\ dikasth/rion come before the people, before the court, Pl. Ap. 31c , 40b , Grg. 486b ; a). e)pi\ to\n o)kri/banta mount the stage, Id. Smp. 194b : abs., a)na/baine Ar. Eq. 149 ; a)na/bhqi Id. V. 963 ; of witnesses in court, Lys. 1.29 . of the male, mount, cover, a). ta\s qhle/as Hdt. 1.192 , cf. Ar. Fr. 329 ; a). e)pi/ Ph. 1.651 , cf. Moer. 3 :— Pass. , Milet. 3.31 (a). 6 (vi B. C.). of age, du/o a)nabebhkw\s e)/th th=s h(liki/as th=s e)mh=s two years older . . , Ach. Tat. 1.7 . ascend to higher knowledge, h( a)nabebhkui=a e)pisth/mh Simp. in Ph. 15.34 , cf. 9.30 ; ta\ a)nabebhko/ta generalities, Sor. 2.5 . c. acc., surpass, ka/llei th\n pa=san diako/smhsin Lyd. Ost. 22 . of things and events, come to an end, turn out, Hdt. 7.10 . q/; a)po/ tinos a). result from, X. Ath. 2.17 . a). e)pi\ kardi/an enter into one's heart, of thoughts, LXX 4 Ki. 12.4 , Je. 3.16 , 1 Ep.Cor. 2.9 , cf. Ev.Luc. 24.38 . come to, pass over to, e)s *aewni/dhn a)ne/bainen h( basilhi/+h Hdt. 7.205 , cf. 1.109 . return to the beginning, of discourse, Democr. 144a ; go back, a)nabh/setai e)pi\ ta\s kti/seis tw=n progo/nwn Hermog. Inv. 2.2 . aor. a)ne/bhsa in causal sense, make to go up, esp. put on shipboard, Il. 1.143 , Pi. P. 4.191 ; so in aor. Med. , nw\ a)nabhsa/menoi having taken us on board with them, Od. 15.475 : rare in Prose, a)/ndras e)pi\ kamh/lous a)ne/bhse he mounted men on camels, Hdt. 1.80 . a)nabakxeu/w, rouse to Bacchic frenzy, madden, E. HF 1086 , cf. Or. 337 . intr., break forth in Bacchic frenzy, Id. Ba. 864 , Plu. Crass. 33 , Lib. Or. 40.23 . a)naballago/ras: fa/rmako/n ti kai\ li/qos e)n *sa/mw|, Hsch. a)naballi/des: taini/ai h)\ sfai=rai, EM 95.43 , cf. Hdn.Gr. 1.91 . a)naba/llw, throw up, xou=n e)c o)ru/gmatos Th. 4.90 , cf. X. Cyr. 7.5.10 , Ostr. 1399 (i A. D.); ta/fros a)nabeblhme/nh foss and dyke, X. An. 5.2.5 . a). tina\ e)pi\ to\n i(/ppon put on horseback, mount him, Id. An. 4.4.4 , Eq. 6.12 ; of the horse, a). to\n a)naba/thn unseat his rider, ib. 8.7 . a). ta\ o)/mmata cast up one's eyes, so as to show the whites, Arist. Pr. 876a31 ; ta\ leuka/ Alex. 222.9 , Ctes. Fr. 20 . cause to spring up, krh/nhn Str. 8.6.2 . lay bricks, SIG 2587.59 , cf. Hyp. Fr. 103 . lift, remove a tumour, Antyll. (?)ap. Orib. 45.17.6 . Pass. , to be lifted up, in prayer, eu)/xontai spla/gxnoisi kakw=s a)naballome/noisi Aristeas Epic. 1 . put back, put off, mhke/ti nu=n a)na/balle . . a)/eqlon Od. 19.584 (the only place in which Hom. uses the Act. ); a). tina/ put off [with excuses], D. 8.52 ; a). ta\ pra/gmata 4.14 ; distract one's attention, Philostr. Im. 2.24 :— Pass. , a)neblh/qh h( e)kklhsi/a it was adjourned, Th. 5.45 ; w(/ste . . ei)s tou\s pai=das a)nablhqh/sesqai ta\s timwri/as will be put off to the time of the sons, Isoc. 11.25 ; u(menai/ous ou)k a)naballome/nous Call. Aet. 3.1.43 ; cf. infr. B. 11 . pf. part. Pass. a)nabeblhme/nos slow, measured, au)/lhma D.Chr. 1.1 , cf. Hld. 2.8 : so in Adv. -me/nws slowly, D.H. Dem. 54 . of style, diffuse, to\ u(/ption kai\ a). Hermog. Id. 2.11 ; le/cis a)., opp. sunestramme/nh, Aristid. Rh. 2p.540S. like B. 111 , put on, a). to\ *krhtiko/n (a short cloak) Eup. 311 (s. v.l.). run a risk (prob. metaph. from dice), e)gw/ sfe qa/yw ka)na\ ki/ndunon balw= A. Th. 1033 . more freq. in Med. , strike up, begin to play or sing (cf. a)nabolh/ 11 ), a)naba/lleto kalo\n a)ei/dein Od. 1.155 , 8.266 , Theoc. 6.20 : abs., a)naba/leo Pi. N. 7.77 ; a)nabalou= Ar. Pax 1269 : c. acc., eu)xh\n a). tw=| *)/erwti Philostr. Im. 1.29 . put off, delay a thing in which oneself is concerned (v. supr. 11 ), mhd' e)/ti dhro\n a)mballw/meqa e)/rgon Il. 2.436 , cf. Hes. Op. 410 , Pi. O. 1.80 , N. 9.29 , Hdt. 3.85 ; to\ me/n ti nuni\ mh\ la/bh|s, to\ d' a)nabalou= Ar. Nu. 1139 ; ei)sau=qis a)nabeblh/meqa Ec. 983 ; ei)s th\n u(sterai/an a)nabale/sqai [th\n di/aitan] to adjourn till the morrow, D. 21.84 , cf. Pl. Mx. 234b ; a). tinas Act.Ap. 24.22 : abs., defer payment, Isoc. 3.33 : c. fut. inf., a). kurw/sein e)s te/tarton mh=na Hdt. 6.86 . b/; a). e)s tri/thn h(me/rhn a)pokrine/esqai 5.49 ; a). poih/sein ta\ de/onta D. 3.9 : c. aor. inf., a). u(pokri/nasqai Hdt. 9.8 ; ou)ke/ti a)neba/llonto mh\ to\ pa=n ou) mhxanh/sasqai 6.88 . throw off oneself on another, refer a thing to him, ti\ e)pi/ tina Luc. Pisc. 15 . throw one's cloak up or back, throw it over the shoulder, so as to let it hang in folds, a)naba/llesqai xlai=nan Ar. V. 1132 : so also a)naba/llesqai alone, Id. Ec. 97 ; a). e)pide/cia Pl. Tht. 175e , cf. Ar. Av. 1568 ; ei)/sw th\n xei=ra e)/xonta a)nabeblhme/non with one's cloak thrown up or back, D. 19.251 ; a)nabebl. a)/nw tou= go/natos Thphr. Char. 4.4 ; cf. a)nabolh/ 1.2 . = supr. A. IV, a)naba/llesqai ma/xas risk battles, Hdt. 5.49 . to be wroth, LXX Ps. 77(78).21 . a)nabapti/zw, sink, nau=s cj. in Plu. Marc. 15 . a)naba/ptw, stain, dye, ta\s kefala/s Thphr. HP 3.13.6 . a)naba/sion, to/, = i(/ppouris , Dsc. 4.46 ( v.l. a)na/basis , and so Ps.- Dsc. l.c.). a)na/ba^sis, poet. a)/mbasis, ews, h(, (a)nabai/nw) going up, mounting, esp. on horseback, X. Eq. 3.11 ; way of mounting, ib. 7.4 . concrete, pa=sa a)/mbasis, = pa/ntes a)naba/tai , all the horsemen, S. OC 1070 . ascension, ei)s to\n e(/bdomon ou)rano/n Ascens.Is. 10.21 . ascent of soul to God, Hierocl. in CA 26p.481M. expedition up from the coast, esp. into Central Asia, as that of the younger Cyrus related by X. rising of ariver, Heph.Astr. 1.23 ; esp.inundation of the Nile, D.S. 1.34 , Placit. 4.1 , POxy. 483 ; dikai/a a). normal rise, OGI 666 (i A. D.): pl., Str. 16.1.24 , Plu. 2.368b . Medic., increasing period of a disease, before the crisis (a)kmh/), Gal. 9.556 , al. leaves of tree, LXX Ez. 47.12 . way up, ascent of a tower, mountain, etc., Hdt. 1.181 , 7.223 , Men. Sam. 20 , etc.; h( a). tw=n *)epipolw=n Th. 7.42 ; a)nabh=nai e)kei/nhn th\n a). to make that ascent, Pl. R. 519d , cf. 515e . stairs, LXX 1 Ch. 26.16 , al. metaph., progress, Artem. 4.28 ; of numbers, progression, Id. 2.70 . = i(/ppouris; cf. a)naba/sion. a)nabasmo/s, o(, = a)nabaqmo/s , Ar. Fr. 46 D. (pl.), Michel 1512 (Piraeus, iv B. C.), cf. Paus. 10.5.2 : metaph., progress, in learning, Plot. 6.7.36 (pl.), cf. Them. Or. 13.177c . (Written a)nabazmo/s SIG 2587.308 .) a)nabassa^re/w, = a)nabakxeu/w 11 , a)na\ dhu)=te bassarh/sw Anacr. 63 . a)nabast-a/zw, raise or lift up, carry, J. AJ 19.3.1 , Luc. Anach. 24 . a)naba/st-acis, h(, gloss on a)nakwxh/ , Gal. 19.79 . a)naba^t-e/on, one must ascend, metaph., e)pi\ ta\ kala\ e)pithdeu/mata Them. Or. 13.177b ; e)pi\ to\ qei=on Porph. Marc. 27 . a)naba^t-h/rion (sc. i(ero/n), to/, sacrifice for fair voyage, Plu. 2.984b . step-ladder, Gp. 9.17.8 (pl.). a)naba^/t-hs, poet. a)mba/ths, ou, o(, one who mounts, one mounted, of Pentheus in the tree, E. Ba. 1107 ; esp. horseman, rider, X. HG 5.3.1 , Pl. Criti. 119b , etc. stallion, Hsch. fire-brand(?), Sch. Ar. Ach. 321 . a)naba^t-iko/s, h/, o/n, skilled in mounting, ready at mounting, a)nabatikw/teroi e)pi\ tou\s i(/ppous X. Mem. 3.3.5 . Pass. , fit to be ridden, kth/nh J. AJ 15.6.3 ; o)/noi Hsch. s.v. a)stra/bh. of the sign Capricornus, affording an ascent for souls, Porph. Antr. 22 . of fever, gradually increasing in heat (cf. a)na/basis 1.4 ), Gal. 7.337 . of irrigation-works, for raising water (?), u(/dreuma PFlor. 50.15 , al. a)naba^t-o/s, Ep. a)mbato/s, o/n, to be mounted or scaled, easy to be scaled, Il. 6.434 , Od. 11.316 , Pi. P. 10.27 . a)nabeblhme/nws, v. a)naba/llw A. 11.2 . a)nabe/bru^xe, pf. with no pres. in use, a)nabe/bruxen u(/dwr the water gushed or bubbled up, Il. 17.54 ( Zenod. a)nabe/broxen). a)nabh/ssw, to cough up, expectorate, Hp. Prog. 15 . a)nabi^b-a/zw, fut. -biba/sw Ph. Bel. 97.43 (s.v.l.): aor. -ebi/basa:— Med. , fut. -biba/somai, Att. -bibw=mai Amips. 30 , Aeschin. 2.146 : aor. -ebibasa/mhn: (v. biba/zw):—causal of a)nabai/nw, make to go up, cause to mount, e)pi\ th\n purh/n, e)pi\ pu/rgon, Hdt. 1.86 , 3.75 , X. Cyr. 6.1.53 ; e)pi\ to\n troxo/n, of torture, And. 1.43 ; kata\ to\ a)kro/taton X. HG 4.5.3 : metaph., uphft, e)pi\ metewrote/ran e)pi/noian Corn. ND 28 . Special usages: a). tina\ e)f' i(/ppon mount one on horseback, Hdt. 1.63 , 4.72 , X. Eq. 6.12 ; e)p' a(/rma Hdt. 4.180 ; e)pi\ ta\ o)xh/mata X. Cyr. 4.2.28 . a). nau=n draw a ship up on land, Id. HG 1.1.2 . Med. , a)nabiba/zesqai/tinas e)pi\ ta\s nau=s have them put on board ship, embark for sea, Th. 7.33 : abs., a)nabibasa/menoi ib. 35 , cf. X. HG 3.4.10 . at Athens, bring up to the bar of a court of justice as a witness, Is. 9.30 :—so in Med. , Lys. 12.24 , Pl. Ap. 18d ; bring forward a fellow-prosecutor, Hyp. Eux. 13 ; but usu. of a culprit, bring up his wife and children to raise compassion, And. 1.148 , Pl. Ap. 34c , Lys. 18.24 , 20.34 , Hyp. Eux. 41 , Aeschin. 3.7 , cf. 2.146 : so Act. , Hyp. Phil. 9 . a). e)pi\ th\n skhnh/n bring upon the stage, Plb. 23.10.16 , 29.19.2 . a). ta\s tima/s raise the prices, D.S. 5.10 , cf. POxy. 513.27 . promote, advance, stratiw/thn Ph. Bel. 97.43 : c. acc. cogn., a). xw/ran advance a step, 94.25 :— Pass. , a)nabiba/zesqai ei)s timh/n ascend to honour, Plu. Cat.Ma. 16 . Gramm., a). to\n to/non throw back the accent, A.D. Pron. 49.15 , al.; of postpositions, Id. Synt. 308.10 . a). tou\s fqo/ggous lower, moderate them, Plu. TG 2 . Astron., o( a)nabiba/zwn su/ndesmos ascending node, Ptol. Alm. 4.9 , etc.; without su/ndesmos, Procl. Hyp. 5.105 . a)nabi^b-asmo/s, o(, the throwing back the accent, A.D. Conj. 233.30 . Arith., sum total, Hero *Geom. 4.13 . Medic., aggravation, of headache, Steph. in Hp. 1.223D. a)nabi^b-aste/on, one must cause to mount, tou\s i(ppe/as X. Eq.Mag. 1.2 ; e)pi\ tou\s i(/ppous a). w(s newta/tous Pl. R. 467e . a)nabi^brw/skw, aor. -e/brwsa, gnawthrough, Nic. Th. 134 : aor. Pass. a)nabrwqh=nai to be corroded, u(f<*> a(lo/s Philostr. Im. 2.17 ; to be eroded, of ulcers, Gal. 8.392 . a)nabioth/, h(, coming to life again, Sch. E. Or. 1691 . a)nabi^-o/w, a)nabioi= Arist. Mir. 832b6 (but a)nabiw/skomai (q. v.) is the common pres.): aor. 2 a)nebi/wn (v. infr.), a)nebi/oun Luc. Hist.Conscr. 40 ; later aor. 1 a)nebi/wsa Arist. HA 587a24 , Thphr. HP 4.14.12 : also aor. Med. a)nabiw/sasqai Lib. Or. 12.50 : pf. a)nabebi/wka E.ap. Phot. p.107 R., Luc. <*>:—come to life again, <*> Ar. Ra. 177 ; e)peidh\ a)nebiw And. 1.125 ; a)nabiou\s e)legen Pl. R. 614b :— also Med. , a)nabiou=sqai Plu. 2.377b . a)nabi^/-wsis, ews, h(, return to life, LXX 2 Ma. 7.9 , Plu. Luc. 18 , App. Gall. 1.3 , etc. a)nabi^-w/skomai, as Pass. , = a)nabio/w (q. v.), Pl. Phd. 71e , al., Aristid. Or. 20(21).19 , Hierocl. in CA 26p.479M. : pf. inf. -bebiw=sqai Sannyr. 3 D. : aor. part. -biwqei=sa Philostr. V A 4.45 . causal of a)nabio/w, bring back to life, a)pokteinu/ntwn kai\ a)nabiwskome/nwn Pl. Cri. 48c : aor. inf. a)nabiw/sasqai Phd. 89b : fut. a)nabiw/sh| th\n mui=an Ael. NA 2.29 : later in Act. , a)nabiw/skw Them. Or. 8.115c , Sch. E. Alc. 1 ; Act. a)nabiw/skw ( = a)nabio/w ) only interpol. in Polyaen. 6.38.2 . a)nablast-a/nw, fut. -blasth/sw v. l. in Hdt. 3.62 : aor. -e/blaston Id. (v. infr.), -ebla/sthsa Eun. (v. infr.):—shoot up, of plants, Pl. Lg. 835d , Plu. 2.366b ; of monstrous births, ib. 991a ; shoot afresh, Thphr. HP 4.14.13 :—of a city, [ ai( *surh/kousai] a)na/ t' e)/dramon kai\ a)ne/blaston Hdt. 7.156 ; of misfortunes, spring up, e)/dei . . kaka\ a)nablastei=n Id. 5.92 .d/, cf. 3.62 ; h( a)nablasta/nousa kaq' h(me/ran timh/ Plu. 2.769a . trans., put forth, th=s yuxh=s e)/rnh ditta\ a)nablastou/shs Ph. 1.304 , cf. 1.118 ; e)/ris pole/mous -hse Eun. Hist. p.235D. -e/w, = foreg., Emp. 146.3 . a)nabla/st-hsis, ews, h(, up-shooting, Thphr. HP 8.1.6 ; kera/twn J. AJ 10.11.7 ; tw=n ghgenw=n Agath. 3.5 (pl.). a)na/blemma, atos, to/, looking up, of dogs, X. Cyn. 4.4 , Poll. 2.56 . a)nable/pw, fut. -ble/yw Hdt. 2.111 , -ble/yomai E. HF 563 : aor. -e/bleya Hdt. l. c., etc.:—look up, Ar. Nu. 346 ; pro\s to\ fw=s Pl. R. 515c ; ei)s to\n ou)rano/n Ax. 370b : esp. as a mark of confidence, a). o)rqoi=s o)/mmasin X. HG 7.1.30 ; a). pro/s tina e)k tou= i)/sou look him in the face, Cyr. 1.4.12 . c. acc., look up at, fw=s a)nable/yesqe E. l. c.: c. dat., a)eli/ou a). lampa/si Ion 1467 ; toi=s kertomou=si gorgo\n w(\s a)nable/pei Supp. 322 codd. c. acc. cogn., a). flo/ga cast up a glance of fire, Id Ion 1263 . recover one's sight, Hdt. 2.111 , Pl. Phdr. 243b , Ev.Jo. 9.11 ; pa/lin a). Ar. Pl. 95 , 117 . open one's eyes, Pl. R. 621b , X. Cyr. 8.3.29 . metaph., revive, w(=| dw=m' a)ne/blef' E. Ba. 1308 . a)na/bleyis, ews, h(, looking up, seeing, Arist. Ph. 247b8 . recovery of sight, LXX Is. 61.1 , cf. Ev.Luc. 4.18 . a)nabl-h/dhn, = a)mblh/dhn (q. v.), afresh, Arat. 1070 , Max. 287 . a)na/bl-hsis, ews, h(, putting off, delay, kakou= Il. 2.380 ; lu/sios 24.655 ; qana/toio Call. Ap. 45 : abs., AP 12.184 ( Strat. ). a)nabl-htikw=s, gloss on a)mbola/dhn, a)mblh/dhn , Eust. 1241.36 , 1282.1 . a)na-blu/es: phgai/, Hsch. a)na-blu/zw, poet. a)mbl-, AP 9.374 , Orph. A. 1130 : fut. -bluh/sw prob. in Ezech. Exag. 137 : aor. a)ne/blu^sa Arist. Mu. 400a32 , Q.S. 10.108 (tm.); inf. a)nablu=sai (leg. -blu/sai) Plu. Sull. 6 :—spout up, e)/laion Arist. Mir. 841a17 ; a)/krhton AP 7.31 ( Diosc. ) codd.; e)e/rshn Nonn. D. 9.58 , al. intr., gush forth, Arist. Mu. l. c., IG 14.889 (Sinuessa), Heliod. ap. Orib. 46.11.9 , etc.; *nei=los a)nablu/zwn Theoc. 17.80 . a)na/blu^sis, ews, h(, gushing up, phgw=n Arist. Mu. 396a22 , cf. Aët. 16.21 . a)nablu/ssw, = a)nablu/zw , Aq. , Sm. Pr. 18.4 . a)nablusta/nw, = a)nablu/zw , Str. Chr. 16.22 , Procop. Aed. 2.3 , al.:— also a)nablusqai/nw, Sch. Pl. Ti. 22e : a)mblusqonh=sai or a)na-tonh=sai, Eup. 105 , cf. Eust. 1095.8 , EM 200.52 . a)nablu/w, Ep. impf. a)nablu_/eske A.R. 3.223 , = a)nablu/zw , boil over, Hp. Mul. 1.78 ; gush out, Plb. 34.9.7 , Str. 3.5.7 , Nonn. D. 48.878 [ krh/nh] a)nablu/eske ga/lakti A.R. l. c.: c. acc. cogn., spout out, a)ne/bluon i)kma/da, u(/dwr, Nonn. D. 9.31 , 6.255 :—spurt foam from the mouth, Hp. Morb.Sacr. 7 . a)nabo/-a_ma, poet. a)mb-, to/, = a)nabo/hsis , A. Ch. 34 . a)nabo-a/w, fut. -h/somai E. IA 465 , Dor. -a/somai Ar. Pl. 639 : aor. a)nebo/hsa Th. 1.53 , Ion. a)ne/bwsa Hdt. 1.10 , al., part. a)mbw/sas 1.8 , 3.38 :—cry, shout aloud, esp. in sign of grief or astonishment, a)mbw/sas me/ga Hdt. ll.cc., cf. Antipho 5.69 , E. Ba. 1079 ; oi)ktro\n a)nebo/asen Hel. 184 ; of the war-cry, X. Cyr. 7.1.38 ; a). "parei=nai tou\s prw/tous" call out 'let the front rank pass', HG 4.2.22 . c. acc., ta/d' a)naboa/sas E. Ba. 525 ; a)/xh a). bewail, lament, A. Pers. 572 ; *pano\s a)naboa=| ga/mous E. Hel. 190 . c. acc. pers., call on, summa/xous ib. 1592 ; *)asklhpio/n Ar. Pl. 639 . cry up, extol, Alex. 98.12 . a)nabo/-hsis, ews, h(, shouting, calling, D.H. 9.10 ; invocation, Sch. S. OT 80 ; a)/shmos a). Paul. Aeg. 3.13 . a)naboqreu/w, dig up, force up, AB 389 , Suid. , Hsch. a)nabol-a/dhn, Adv. bubbling up, a). ze/onta u(/data Polem.Hist. 83 (cf. a)mb-). a)nabol-a/dion, to/, Dim. of a)nabolh/ 1.2 , mantle, Aq. Is. 61.3 , POxy. 109 , Isid. Etym. 19.25.7 :—also a)nabo/l-aion, to/, Sm. Is. 3.22 , Edict.Diocl. 26.78 , 93 . a)nabol-a/s, a/dos, h(, v. sub a)mbola/s. a)nabol-eu/s, e/ws, o(, groom who helps one to mount, App. Pun. 106 , Plu. CG 7 . stirrup, Eust. 1406.5 , Suid. lever, instrument for lifting, Heliod. ap. Orib. 46.11.26 , cf. Paul.Aeg. 6.88 . a)nabol-h/, poet. a)mbolh/, h( : (a)naba/llw): of things: that which is thrown up, mound of earth, bank, X. An. 5.2.5 , D.S. 17.95 ; a). xwma/twn casting up of dykes, Arch.Pap. 6.132 (Denderah); diwru/gwn PAmh. 2.91.11 (pl.). that which is thrown back over the shoulder, mantle, Pl. Prt. 342c <*> PPetr. 3p.48 (iii B. C.), LXX Ne. 5.13 , al.; of the toga, Nic.Dam. p.119D. : also, fashion of wearing a cloak, Luc. Somn. 6 . of actions, striking up, prelude on the lyre preliminary to singing, o(po/tan prooimi/wn a)mbola\s teu/xh|s e)lelizome/nh, addressed to the lyre, Pi. P. 1.4 ; esp. of dithyramb, Eup. 5D. : hence, rambling dithyrambic ode, Ar. Av. 1385 , cf. Pax 830 , Arist. Rh. 1409b25 ; cf. a)naba/llw B. I. putting off, delaying, ou)ke/ti e)s a)nabola\s e)poieu=nto th\n a)poxw/rhsin Hdt. 8.21 ; o(/ ti me/llete . . mh\ e)s a). pra/ssete Th. 7.15 ; ou)k e)s a)mbola/s without delay, E. Heracl. 270 ; e)s mhdemi/an a). PAmh. 2.34i . 5 ; e)n ta<*>=s a)<*> t<*> e)/nest a)/<*> E. HF 93 ; <*>e)pi\ a)<*>abalh=| pra=s<*>, w)nh\n poiei=sqai sell, buy on credit, Pl. Lg. 915e ; a)nabolh/n tinospoiei=sqai Th. 2.42 ; poiei=n Pl. Smp. 201d ; ei)s to\ gh=ras a)nabola\s poiei=n Men. 235.8 ; dakru/ois . . e)mpoiei=n a). tw=| pa/qei Id. 599 ; a)nabola\n labo/ntes e)/th tri/a IG 9(2).205.22 (Thess.). deferred payment, eu)xrhsth/sas si=ton e)p' a)nabolh=| *)arx.*)ef. 1912.60 (Gonni). a). di/khs e)pi\ to\n basile/a reference, appeal, Str. 13.1.55 . lifting, hence, removal, of tumours, Antyll. ap. Orib. 45.2.6 . intr., going up, ascent, way up, a). tw=n *)/alpewn Plb. 3.39.9 , etc.; th\n a). poiei=sqai 50.3 . bubbling up, pomfolu/gwn Arist. Pr. 936b1 , Thphr. Ign. 16 ; of the Nile, sources, a)mbolai/ CIG 4924 (Philae). a)nabol-iko/s, h/, o/n, filled by a machine, la/kkos PLond. 1695.7 (vi A. D.). delayed, deferred, of payments, OGI 669.21 (i A. D.): -ko/n, to(, deferment of payments, PAmh. 2.131 ; but li/non a)., perh. = linen for cloaks, PThead.Inv. 15 . Adv. -kw=s, = a)nablhtikw=s (q. v.), Eust. 1241.38 . a)nabo/l-imos, on, to be delayed, di/kai Hsch. a)nabo/l-ion, to/, dub. in PFay.Ostr. 49 . a)naborboru/zw, grumble loudly, Ar. Ec. 433 . a)nabouleu/omai, Dep., change one's opinion, Eust. 1385.59 . a)nabr-a/zw, intr., boil or foam up, v.l. for -bra/ssw , Procop Goth. 3.35 : also trans., Aët. 1.226 . a)na/br-a^sis, ews, h(, boiling up, bubbling up, e.g. of water, v.l. in Str. 3.1.9 . a)nabr-asmo/s, o(, prop. boiling up; hence a). gh=s kind of earthquake, Suid. s.v. e)ktinagmo/s : metaph., 'réchauffé', rehash, Olymp. in Mete. 230.11 . a)nabr-a/ssw, Att. a)nabr-a/ttw, aor. subj. a)nabra/sh| Dsc. 5.14 , boil well, seethe, a)nabra/ttw ki/xlas Ar. Pax 1197 ; kre/a a)ne/bratten o)rni/qeia Ra. 510 : abs., a)nabra/ttet', e)copta=te Ach. 1005 , cf. Dsc.l.c.: metaph., zwh/n . . ze/ousa/n te kai\ a)nabra/ttousan Dam. Pr. 86 . throw up, ta\ e)n toi=s li/knois a)nabratto/mena Arist. Mete. 368b29 ; esp. of the sea, a(/lmh a)nabrasqei=sa spray dashed up, A.R. 2.566 , cf. LXX Wi. 10.19 . intr., jump, of chariot, ib. Na. 3.2 . a)na/br-astos, on, boiled, kre/a Ar. Ra. 553 , Aristomen. 8 ; ki/xlai Pherecr. 130.10 , cf. 108.23 ; u(/dwr Dsc. 3.83 . *a)nabra/xw, v. sub a)ne/braxe. a)nabre/xomai, Pass. , become wet again, v.l. Arist. Pr. 927b6 . a)nabrome/w, boil up, of soup, Ath. 3.126d . roar aloud, Nonn. D. 45.330 . a)nabronta/w, thunder aloud, of Odysseus speaking, Tryph. 118 . a)nabro/ceie, a)nabroxe/n, v. bro/xw. a)nabrox-ismo/s, o(, extraction of eye-lashes by a loop, an operation for trichiasis, Paul.Aeg. 6.13 , cf. Gal. 15.918 :— a)nabrox-i/zw, 14.784 . a)nabrua/zw, neigh aloud, of horses, a)nebru/acan Ar. Eq. 602 . a)nabru_xa/omai, Dep., roar aloud, Pl. Phd. 117d ; a). e)leeino\n kai\ qrhnw=des Philostr. VA 5.42 . *a)nabru/xw, v. a)nabe/bruxe , Eust. 1095.6 . a)nabru/w, = a)nablu/w , Ael. VH 3.43 , f.l. in Ph. 1.477 : c. acc., a)/nqea Nonn. D. 7.346 . a)na/br-wsis, ews, h(, corrosion or erosion, Sor. 2.40 , Gal. 1.154 , 239 , Antyll. (?)ap. Orib. 44.32.11 . a)nabr-w/skwn: katesqi/wn, Hsch. a)nabr-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, corrosive, Alex.Aphr. Pr. 1.92 . a)nabw/nes: baqmou= ei)=dos, Hsch. (cod. -w=des); cf. a)/mbwn. a)nagagganeu/ousin: a)nabow=sin, Hsch. a)na/gaion: a)na\ th\n gh=n, Hsch. a)na/gaion, to/, = a)nw/gewn , v.l. in Ev.Marc. 14.15 , Ev.Luc. 22.12 . a)nagalli/s, i/dos , h( (also o(, Hsch. ), pimpernel, Anagallis arvensis, and A. caerulea, Dsc. 2.178 , Longus 3.12 , etc. a). e)/nudros, = si/on , Ps.- Dsc. 2.127 . a)nagargar-i/zw, gargle, xliaroi=sin Hp. Morb. 2.26 , 27 , Aff. 4 :— so also in Med. , Mul. 2.185 , IG 4.955.30 (Epid.), Archig. ap. Gal. 12.976 ( Pass. ). (-gargal- is v.l. in codd. of Hp. ) a)nagarga/r-isma, atos, to/, gargle, Dsc. 1.128 , Archig. ap. Orib. 8.1.39 . a)nagargar-ismo/s, o(, gargling, Hp. Int. 38 . a)nagargar-iste/on, one must gargle, Philum. ap. Aët. 8.48 . a)nagarga/r-iston, to/, gargle, Hp. Morb. 2.26 . a)naggei/wtos, on, without blood-vessels, me/rh Orib. 45.17.5 . a)naggeli/a, h(, proclamation, SIG 598.11 , OGI 332.44 (Elaea). a)nagge/llw, (v. a)gge/llw) carry back tidings of, report, ti A. Pr. 661 ; pa/nt' a)naggei=lai fi/lois E. IT 761 ; tw=| *brasi/da| th\n cunqh/khn Th. 4.122 , etc.; ti tw=| dh/mw| Arist. EN 1113a9 ; e)n a(li/a, of valuers, Tab.Heracl. 1.118 ; ti pro/s tina Plb. 1.67.11 : c. part., tell of person doing, X. Ages. 5.6 :— Pass. , w(s a)nhgge/lqh teqnew/s Plu. Per. 18 . proclaim, tou\s stefa/nous OGI 6 (Scepsis), SIG 412.13 (Delph.):— Pass. , of rewards, a)nhgge/lqai au)tw=| a)rgu/rion Aen.Tact. 10.15 . a)na/ggelma, to/, proclamation, IPE 12.352.49 (Cherson.). a)na/ggelos, on, from which no messenger returns, ma/xh AP 7.244 ( Gaet. ). = mursi/nh a)gri/a , Ps.- Dsc. 4.144 . a)nagg-eltiko/s, h/, o/n, capable of expressing, duna/meis tino\s a). Anon. in Prm. (Rh.Mus. 47.613 ). a)na/gg-eltos, on, unannounced, secret, Hld. ap. Hsch. s.v. a)na/pausta. a)na/geion, to/, = a)na/gaion , Petersen-Luschan Reisein Lykien p.36 (Myra). a)nagei/rw, reassemble, v.l. Q.S. 2.577 . a)nagela/w, laugh loud, X. Cyr. 5.1.9 , Plu. Arat. 6 , Philostr. VA 5.7 ; e)pi/ tini at one, X. Cyr. 6.1.34 . a)nagenn-a/w, beget anew, regenerate, 1 Ep.Pet. 1.3 , cf. 23 :— Pass. , prob. in Corp.Herm. 13.1 . metaph., arouse afresh, a). pa/lin kaka/ Phld. Ir. p.18W. a)nage/nn-hsis, ews, h(, regeneration, ko/smou Ph. 2.489 . a)nagenn-htiko/s, h/, o/n, able to produce, ei)dw/lwn Iamb. Myst. 3.28 (dub. l.). a)nagepo/pths, o(, perh. uplifting to full vision, PMag.Lond. 121.355 . a)nage/tria, h(, = mai=a ( Tarent. ), Hsch. ; cf. a)ge/tria. a)nageu/w, give one a taste, prw/tous h)ci/ws' a)nageu=s' u(ma=s Ar. Nu. 523 . a)naghru/omai, Dep., cry aloud, Ael. NA 5.34 . a)na^gh/s, e/s , (a)/gos) = e)nagh/s , wretch, Herod. 2.70 , Hsch. (who also glosses it by kaqaro/s). a)nagignw/skw, later a)nagi_nw/skw: Ep. only in aor. 2 a)ne/gnwn, know well, know certainly, ou) ga/r pw/ tis e(o\n go/non au)to\s a)ne/gnw Od. 1.216 , cf. 21.205 , Il. 13.734 . perceive, Theoc. 24.23 . know again, recognize, Od. 4.250 ; once in Hdt. , acknowledge, own, a)nagnw=nai tou\s suggene/as Hdt. 2.91 , cf. Pi. I. 2.23 : aor. Pass. once in E. , ei) me\n ga\r e)/zh po/sis, a)negnw/sqhmen a)/n Hel. 290 . after Hom. , fut. a)nagnw/somai dub. in GDI 5075 : aor. 2 a)ne/gnwn, Cret. 3 pl. subj. -gnw=nti GDI 5040.43 : pf. a)ne/gnwka:— Pass. , fut. -gnwsqh/somai Lys. 17.9 : aor. a)negnw/sqhn Pl. Prm. 127d : pf. a)ne/gnwsmai Isoc. 15.67 , etc.:—of written characters, know them again, and so, read, first in Pi. O. 10(11).1 , cf. Ar. Eq. 118 , 1065 , Th. 3.49 , And. 1.47 , etc. (never in Trag.); a)nagnw/setai (sc. o( grammateu/s) D. 20.27 , etc.; labw\n a)na/gnwqi to\ yh/fisma Id. 18.118 ; le/ge . . kai\ a)na/gnwqi Id. 19.70 ; th\n diamarturi/an a)nagnw/tw Id. 44.45 ; a). pro\s e)mauto/n Ar. Ra. 52 : abs., oi( a)nagignw/skontes students, Plu. Alex. 1 , Marin. Procl. 15 ; a). para/ tini *)aristote/lous ta\ peri\ yuxh=s attend lectures on A. , ib. 12 :— Pass. , ta\ bibli/a ta\ a)negnwsme/na books read aloud, hence, published, opp. ta\ a)ne/kdota, Lycon ap. D.L. 5.73 . Ion. usage, causal, mostly in aor. a)ne/gnwsa, induce one to do a thing, tou/tous . . a)nagnw/sas e(/pesqai Hdt. 5.106 , cf. 1.87 , 4.158 , 6.83 , al.; inf. is omitted, w(s a)ne/gnwse when he had persuaded him, Id. 1.68 : once in pres., a)nagignw/skeis strateu/esqai basile/a Id. 7.10 ; persuade, convince, o(/ti . . Hp. Art. 1 :—aor. Pass. , a)negnw/sqhn to be persuaded to do a thing, c. inf., Hdt. 7.7 and 236 : without inf., u(po\ th=s gunaiko\s a)nagnwsqei/s 4.154 ; xrh/masi a). 6.50 : plpf. Pass. , w(s ou(=toi . . oi( a)negnwsme/noi h)=san 8.110 : rare in Att. , u(po\ tw=n kuri/wn a)nagignwsko/menon Antipho 2.2.7 . a)nagk-a/zw, fut. -a/sw E. Andr. 337 , Th. 5.35 (later 2 pl. -a=te Arch.Pap. 6.286 ): pf. h)na/gkaka Pl. Hipparch. 232b : plpf. -ein D. 33.28 : (a)na/gkh):—force, compel, mostly c. acc. pers. et inf., a). tina\ ktei/nein, po/lisma, sunqh/kas poiei=sqai, etc., Hdt. 1.11 , 98 , 6.42 ; dra=n, le/gein, etc., S. El. 256 , OC 979 , etc.: so in Pass. , h)nagka/zonto a)mu/nesqai Hdt. 5.101 : without inf., ka)/m' a)nagka/zeis ta/de (sc. dra=n) S. Ph. 1368 , cf. OT 280 ; a)nagka/zesqai/ ti to be forced [to do] a thing, Pl. Phdr. 242a , 254b , cf. X. Mem. 4.5.4 ; a). tina\ e)s to\ polemei=n Th. 1.23 ; e)s to\ e)/rgon Id. 2.75 . c. acc. pers. only, constrain a person, to\ sundrw=n s' a)nagka/sei xre/os E. Andr. 337 ; esp. by argument, opp. r(htorikw=s e)le/gxein, Pl. Grg. 472b ; deinoi=s h)nagka/sqhn I was constrained, tortured, S. El. 221 , cf. X. Hier. 9.2 ; h)nagkasme/nos, a)nagkasqei/s under compulsion, Th. 6.22 , 8.99 ; u(po\ desmw=n a)nagkasqei/s And. 1.2 ; faneroi\ h)=san a)nagkasqhso/menoi D. 18.19 . c. acc. rei only, carry through by force, po/lis a)nagka/zei ta/de E. IT 595 , cf. X. Mem. 4.5.5 , Arist. Rh. 1392a27 ; h)nagkasme/na la/xana forced vegetables, Philostr. VA 1.21 . c. acc. rei et inf., contend that a thing is necessarily so and so, mh\ a)na/gkaze o(\ mh\ kalo/n e)stin ai)sxro\n ei)=nai Pl. Smp. 202b , cf. Cra. 432c , Tht. 196b : foll. by Conj., oi( lo/goi a)nagka/seian a)\n o(/ti a)qa/naton yuxh/ R. 611b . abs., apply compulsion, Arist. Pol. 1304b9 (a)nagka/zw is a gloss in Pl. Tht. 153c .). in surgery, use force to reduce dislocations, etc., Hp. Art. 3 , 5 , al. a)nagk-ai/h, h(, Ep. and Ion, for a)na/gkh, Il. 6.85 , Tyrt. 6 , Sol. 36.8 , Hdt. 1.11 , etc. a)nagk-ai/nisma: a)naki/nhma, Hsch. a)nagk-ai=on, to/, place of constraint, prison, X. HG 5.4.8 and 14 , cf. Harp. , who adds *kallisqe/nhs de\ a)nw/gewn ei)=pen, o(\ dei= ma=llon le/gesqai: but correct reading is prob. a)na/kaion (preserved in Suid. and AB 98 , as used by Boeotians), or *)ana/keion, q. v., as in D. 45.80 , cf. EM 98.32 . = ai)doi=on , Artem. 1.45 , Eust. 1968.39 , Cat.Cod.Astr. 8(4).133 (pl.). privy, Gloss. = sq., Plaut. Rud. 363 . a)nagk-aiopo/ths, ou, o(, kind of cup, SIG 2588.209 (Delos). a)nagk-ai=os, a, on, in Att. also os, on Th. 1.2 , Pl. R. 554a , etc.: of, with, or by force: Act. , constraining, applying force, mu=qos a). a word of force, Od. 17.399 ; xreiw\ a). urgent necessity, Il. 8.57 ; h)=mar a). day of constraint, i.e. life of slavery, 16.836 ; a). tu/xh a doom imposed by fate, or fateful chance, S. Aj. 485 , cf. 803 (but, fatal chance, Id. El. 48 ); pa=n ga\r a). xrh=m' a)nihro\n e)/fu Thgn. 472 , cf. 297 , E. Or. 230 ; th=s a)rxh=s tw=| a). parocunome/nous by the compulsory nature of our rule, Th. 5.99 ; desmo\s a). Theoc. 24.33 ; e)c a)nagkai/ou under stress of circumstances, Th. 7.60 . forcible, cogent, peiqw/ Pl. Sph. 265d ; a)podei/ceis Ti. 40e ; diallakta\s polu\ tw=n e)mw=n lo/gwn a)nagkaiote/rous Th. 4.60 ; ta\-o/tera tw=n a)ntigra/fwn the more authoritative copies, Sch. S. OC 390 . Pass. , constrained, forced, twice in Od. , polemistai\ a). soldiers perforce, Od. 24.499 ; so dmw=es a). ib. 210 (where however Eust. expl. it xreiw/deis trusty, serviceable, v. infr. 6 ). necessary (physically or morally), ou)k a). unnecessary (on its diff. senses in philosophy v. Arist. Metaph. 1015a20 ff.), a). [e)sti/] it is necessary to . . , S. Ph. 1317 , etc.; gi/netai/ moi a)nagkaio/t aton, c. inf., Hdt. 3.65 ; a). kako/n a necessary evil, Men. 651 , cf. Hybreasap. Str. 14.2.24 : also c. inf., e)/niai tw=n a)pokri/sewn a)nagkai=ai dia\ makrw=n tou\s lo/gous poiei=sqai Pl. Grg. 449b ; o(do\n a)nagkaiota/thn ei)=nai tre/pesqai Sph. 242b ; [maqh/mata] a)nagkai=a promemaqhke/nai necessary for us to have learnt them before, Lg. 643c . ta\ a). necessaries of life, Antipho 4.1.2 , Pl. Lg. 848a ; ta\ a). tou= bi/ou Isoc. 4.40 ; a). trofh/ Th. 1.2 . ta\ a). things necessary to be done, X. Mem. 1.1.6 ; ta\ e)k qeou= a). the appointed order of things, HG 1.7.33 ; qew=n a)nagkai=on to/de E. Hec. 584 codd.: to\ a)., = a)na/gkh , Arist. Ph. 200a31 . indispensable, i. e. a bare minimum, freq. in Sup. , to\ a)nagkaio/taton u(/yos the least height that was absolutely necessary, Th. 1.90 ; h( a)nagkaiota/th po/lis the least that could be called a city, Pl. R. 369d ; e)k tetta/rwn a)nagkaiota/twn sugkei=sqai po/lin Arist. Pol. 1291a12 ; au)ta\ ta)nagkaio/tat' ei)pei=n give a bare outline of the facts, D. 18.126 , cf. 168 ; h( a). sugge/neia the most distant degree of kinship recognized by law, 44.26 : less freq. in Posit., ou)de\ ta)nagkai=a e)cike/sqai Th. 1.70 : hence, scanty, makeshift, paraskeuh/ 6.37 . of persons, connected by necessary or natural ties, i. e. related by blood, Antipho 1.4 , Pl. R. 574b ; a). do/mois E. Alc. 533 ; oi( a). kinsfolk, X. An. 2.4.1 ; a). fi/loi E. Andr. 671 ; suggenei=s kai\ a). a)/nqrwpoi D. 19.290 ; tou\s suggenei=s au)tou= kai\ a). fi/lous Act.Ap. 10.24 , cf. PFlor. 2.142.2 (iii A. D.). Astrol., efficacious, Vett.Val. 63.1 ( Comp. ): a). grammh/ line of fate, Cat.Cod.Astr. 7.238 . costly, o)/cos POxy. 1870 (v A. D.); e)sqh/s Suid. s.v. bestia/rion. Adv. -ws of necessity, perforce, a). e)/xei it must be so, Hdt. 1.89 , A. Ch. 239 , S. Tr. 723 , Pl. Phd. 91e , etc.; a). e)/xei moi poie/ein tau=ta Hdt. 8.140 .a/, al.; a). fe/rein, opp. a)ndrei/ws, Th. 2.64 ; as best might be, Pl. Ti. 69d . geloi/ws kai\ a). le/gein in a narrow sense (cf. 11.4 , but prob. with play on 111.1 ), Id. R. 527a ; ptwxw=s me/n, a)ll' a). Babr. 55.2 :— Sup. a)nagkaio/tata, le/geis Pl. Phlb. 40c . strictly, keleu/ein OGI 669.41 (i A. D.). oi( a). to/poi privy parts, Vett.Val. 113.9 . a)nagkai=on, to/, v. sub v. a)nagk-aio/ths, htos, h(, blood-relationship, Lys. 32.5 (pl.), Plb. 18.51.10 , D.H. 2.10 . later, necessity, S.E. P. 2.205 . a)nagk-aiw/dhs, es, = a)nagkai=os 11.4 , in Comp. , ta\ -e/stera tw=n lo/gwn Sch. E. Ph. 494 . a)na/gk-asma, atos, to/, compulsion, J. AJ 19.2.5 . a)nagk-aste/os, a, on, to be compelled, a). a)/rxein Pl. R. 539e . a)nagkaste/on one must compel, ib. 378d , X. Hier. 8.9 , etc. a)nagk-asth/r, h=ros, o(, one that constrains, a). a)/traktoi the constraining spindles of Fate, IG 12(7).447 (Amorgos). a)nagk-asth/rios, a, on, = sq., a). dikaiosu/nhs D.H. 2.75 . a)nagk-astiko/s, h/, o/n, compulsory, coercive, opp. sumbouleutiko/s, of law, Pl. Lg. 930b ; o( no/mos a). e)/xei du/namin Arist. EN 1180a21 . cogent, shmei/wsis Phld. Sign. 4 , al.; lo/goi Id. Rh. 1.247S. , al. Adv. -kw=s Ascl. in Metaph. 371.8 , S.E. P. 1.193 . Astrol., having the fixity of law, Vett.Val. 19.34 , al. a)nagk-asto/s, h/, o/n, forced, constrained, Hdt. 6.58 ; a). strateu/ontes Th. 7.58 , cf. 8.24 ; a). trofh/ Aristid. Or. 47 ( 23 ). 59 . Adv. -tw=s Pl. Ax. 366a ; opp. e(kousi/ws, 1 Ep.Pet. 5.2 . a)na/gkh, Ion. and Ep. a)nagkai/h, h(, force, constraint, necessity, kraterh\ d' e)pikei/set' a). Il. 6.458 ; a)nagkai/h ga\r e)pei/gei ib. 85 ; a)nagkai/h| polemi/zein 4.300 ; ti/s toi a)na/gkh ptw/ssein; 5.633 ; oi(=sin a). (sc. fula/ssein) 10.418 , al.: but in Hom. usu. in dat. as Adv., a)na/gkh| perforce, of necessity, a)ei/dein Od. 1.154 ; feu/gein Il. 11.150 : in act. sense, forcibly, by force, i)/sxein, a)/gein, Od. 4.557 , 22.353 ; mnh/sasqai 7.217 : strengthd. by kai/, 10.434 ; u(p' a)na/gkhs 19.156 ; opp. e(ko/ntes, Pl. Phdr. 231a ; u(p' a)nagkai/hs Hdt. 7.172 , al.; e)c a)na/gkhs S. Ph. 73 , Th. 3.40 , etc.; di' a)na/gkhs Pl. Ti. 47e ; su\n a)na/gka| Pi. P. 1.51 ; pro\s a)na/gkan A. Pers. 569 codd. (lyr.), cf. Epict. Ench. 29.2 ; kat' a)na/gkhn X. Cyr. 4.3.7 : a)na/gkh e)sti/, c. inf., it must be that . . , is necessary that . . , cf. Il. supr. cit.; pa=sa a). e)sti\ u(=sai Hdt. 2.22 ; tre/fein tou\s toke/as toi=si me\n paisi\n ou)demi/a a)., th=|si de\ qugatra/si pa=sa a). ib. 35 : c. dat. pers., a). moi sxeqei=n A. Pr. 16 , cf. Pers. 293 :—in Trag. freq. in answers and arguments, pollh/ g' a)na/gkh, pollh/' st' a)na/gkh, or pollh/ m' a)na/gkh, with which an inf. may always be supplied, E. Med. 1013 , Hec. 396 , S. Tr. 295 ; so pa=s' a)na/gkh El. 1497 , cf. Pl. R. 441d ; a)na/gkh mega/lh [e)sti/] ib. 485e , Is. 3.6 , D. 28.9 ; e)n a)na/gkh| e)sti/ Lys. 6.8 : later a)na/gkhn e)/xw, c. inf., Ev.Luc. 14.18 . necessity in the philosophical sense, Arist. APo. 94b37 , Metaph. 1026b28 , Ph. 199b34 ; logical necessity, Metaph. 1064b33 : in pl., laws of nature, ti/sin a)na/gkais e(/kasta gi/gnetai tw=n ou)rani/wn X. Mem. 1.1.11 , cf. Hp. Aër. 21 . natural need, gastro\s a)na/gkais A. Ag. 726 , cf. Ar. Nu. 1075 , X. Cyn. 7.1 ; u(p' a). th=s e)mfu/tou Pl. R. 458d ; e)rwtikai=s a). ib., etc. h( a). tou= to/pou the lie of the ground as a necessary condition, PLille 4.14 . a)na/gkh daimo/nwn, ai( e)k qew=n a)na/gkai, fate, destiny, E. Ph. 1000 , 1763 : freq. personified in Poets, Parm. 8.30 , Emp. 116 , A. Pr. 105 , S. Fr. 256 ; *)ana/gka| d' ou)de\ qeoi\ ma/xontai Simon. 5.21 . compulsion exerted by a superior, a). prostiqe/nai, e)pitiqe/nai, X. Hier. 9.4 , Lac. 10.7 . violence, punishment, esp. of torture, mostly pl., e)s a)na/gkas a)/gesqai Hdt. 1.116 , cf. Antipho 6.25 , Herod. 5.5 ; prosa/gein tini\ ta\s a)na/gkas Th. 1.99 ; ta\ pro\s a)na/gkas o)/rgana instruments of torture, Plb. 15.28.2 : later in sg., h( a). tw=n basa/nwn Plu. 2.305e ; pro\s a)na/gkhn under torture, Id. Publ. 17 : metaph., Hp. de Arte 13 ; dolopoio\s a)., i. e. the stratagem of Nessus, S. Tr. 832 ; bro/xwn plektai=s a)na/gkais Xenarch. 1.9 . duress, 'force majeure', o(/rkous ou(\s poie/ontai e)n a)na/gkh| o)/ntes Democr. 239 ; stress of circumstances, a)kou/sioi a). Th. 3.82 . treatment by mechanical force, tw=n a)nagkw=n tina\ prosfe/rein Hp. Fract. 15 , cf. Art. 73 . bodily pain, anguish, kat' a)na/gkhn e(/rpein painfully, S. Ph. 206 (lyr.); u(p' a)na/gkhs boa=n ib. 215 ; w)di/nwn a)na/gkai E. Ba. 89 (lyr.): generally, distress, e)n a)na/gkais gluku\ gi/netai kai\ to\ sklhro/n Simon. 226 ; freq. in LXX, Jb. 15.24 , al.; h( e)nestw=sa a). 1 Ep.Cor. 7.26 : esp. in pl., IG 12 ( 7 ). 386.23 (Amorgos, iii B. C.), D.S. 4.43 , 2 Ep.Cor. 6.4 , etc. tie of blood, kindred, Lys. 32.5 . = h( dikastikh\ kleyu/dra , Hsch. a)nagko/-dakrus, u, shedding forced tears, A. Fr. 172A. a)nagko-qe/thsis, ews, h(, compulsion, coined by Oenom. ap. Eus. PE 6.7 as a parody on nomoqe/thsis. a)nagko-mo/narxos : o( tu/rannos, Hsch. a)nagko-pe/dh, h(, fetter, PMag. Par. 1.2131 . a)nagko/-si_tos, on, eating perforce, i. e. getting what one can, epith. of parasites, Crates Com. 44 , Nicostr.Com. 32 . a)nagko-trofe/w, (tre/fw) eat perforce: hence, eat by regimen, not after one's own appetite, like athletes, Epict. Ench. 29.2 . a)nagko-fa^ge/w, = a)nagkotrofe/w , Arr. Epict. 3.15.3 , Philostr. VS 2.17 : metaph., stomach, a). ta\ pra/gmata Theopomp.Hist. 282 , Philostr. Gym. 44 . a)nagko-fa^gi/a, h(, strict diet, of athletes, Arist. Pol. 1339a6 , Them. Or. 15.185d . a)nagko-fore/w, bear on compulsion, apptly. f.l. for -fag-, a). ta\ deina/ D.H. 10.16 . a)na/gku^los, on, without thong (a)gku/lh), of a javelin, D.S. 3.8 . a)naglu^kai/nw, sweeten:— Pass. , become sweet, Thphr. CP 3.22.3 . a)na/gl-uptos, on, = a)na/glufos, gru=pes SIG 996.10 (Smyrna), cf. Plin. HN 33.139 , Mart. 4.39.8 . a)nagl-u^fh/, h(, work in low relief, Aristeas 58 , Str. 17.1.28 . scooped out cavity, kala/mou Herophil. ap. Gal. 2.731 . a)na/gl-u^fos, on, wrought in low relief, a)ndria/ntes Ps.Callisth. 3.28 ; i(stori/ai AP 3 tit.: a)na/glufa, ta/, LXX 3 Ki. 6.18 . a)nagl-u/fw, aor. -e/gluya, carve in relief, Keil-Premerstein Dritter Bericht No. 37 (Lydia, i A. D.), J. AJ 12.2.9 , Gal. UP 16.11 : plpf. Pass. a)nage/glupto J. AJ 12.2.10 . a)nagna/mptw, bend back, ai)xmh\ a)negna/mfqh the spear-point was bent back, ll. 3.348 , 7.259 , etc. undo, loose, desmo\n me\n a)ne/gnamyan qeoi\ au)toi/ Od. 14.348 . a)nagn-ei/a, h(, (a(gneu/w) abominable wickedness, LXX 2 Ma. 4.13 . a)na/gn-istos, on, unpurified, unexpiated, Orph. A. 1231 . a)/nagn-os, on, unclean, unholy, defiled, A. Ag. 220 , Ch. 994 , S. OT 823 ; a)/. kai\ miaro/s Antipho 2.1.10 ; a). a(gnei/a Ph. 1.156 . Adv. -nws Id. 1.2 , Poll. 1.32 . a)na/gnwma, v. a)na/gnwsma. a)nagnwr-i/zw, recognize, Pl. Plt. 258a , Prm. 127a , al.:— Med. , Apollod. 3.5.5 : Pass. , LXX Ge. 45.1 . in a tragedy, recognize or come to the knowledge of a person or thing, so as to produce a dénouement, Arist. Po. 1452a36 , al. reveal oneself, make oneself known, ib. 1452b5 , al. causal, cause to recognize, reveal oneself to, D.S. 4.59 . recognize a rule in a new instance, Arist. APr. 67a24 . a)nagnw/r-isis, ews, h(, recognition, Pl. Tht. 193c . in Tragedy, recognition, as leading to the dénouement (cf. foreg. 2 ), Arist. Po. 1452a29 , 1454b19 . a)nagnw/r-isma, atos, to/, = foreg., Hp. Flat. 14 :—pl. -i/smata, ta/, tokens of recognition, Lat. crepundia, Charis. p.550 K. a)nagnwr-ismo/s, o(, = a)nagnw/risis , Arist. Po. 1452a16 , Men. Epit. 581 , Hld. 7.7 . a)nagnwr-istiko/s, h/, o/n, contributing to recognition, Sch. Luc. Laps. 5 . a)nagn-wsei/w, Desiderat. of a)nagignw/skw, wish to read, Gloss. a)na/gn-wsis, ews, h(, recognition, Hdt. 1.116 . reading, Pl. Euthd. 279e , Arist. Po. 1462a17 (prob. l.), Rh. 1414a18 , etc.: pl., Aristeas 283 . reading aloud, Hp. Vict. 2.61 , Sor. 1.49 , Act.Ap. 13.15 , SIG 959.8 (Chios), D.T. 642.11 : in pl., public readings, Pl. Lg. 81c e; -w/seis tw=| qew=| poiou/menos BCH 31.351 (Delos). Gramm., in textual criticism, reading, h( *)arista/rxeios a). A.D. Synt. 164.2 . = pragmatei/a , Olymp. in Mete. 3.34 . persuasion, Suid. (misunderstanding Hdt. 1.116 ). a)na/gn-wsma, atos, to/, reading, in concrete, of a book, etc., read, D.H. 1.8 , Luc. VH 1.2 , Plu. 2.328d , Orib. Fr. 67 (pl.). = a)na/gnwsis 11 , A.D. Synt. 122.8 , al. a)nagn-wste/on, one must read, Ph. 1.200 , D.T. 642.12 , Gal. 18(2).235 , Sch. E. Andr. 1044 . a)nagn-wsth/rion, to/, lectern, reading-desk, Hsch. a)nagn-w/sths, ou, o(, reader, slave trained to read, Cic. Att. 1.12 , Phld. Rh. 1.199 S. , Corn.Nep. Att. 13 , Plu. Crass. 2 . secretary, th=s po/lews Inscr.Prien. 111.194 ; gerousi/as Inscr.Cos 238 . a)nagn-wstiko/s, h/, o/n, capable of reading, a good reader, Arr. Epict. 2.18.2 ; fond of reading, Plu. 2.514a . suitable for reading, Arist. Rh. 1413b12 , cf. PGrenf. 1.14.12 . a)na/gn-wstos, f.l. for a)/gnwstos in Call. Fr. 422 as cited by Eust. 743.7 , comparing a)na/ednos. a)na^go/r-eusis, ews, h(, public proclamation, Decr. ap. D. 18.118 ; freq. in Inscrr., as GDI 3502.4 (Cnidus): = Lat. renuntiatio, Plu. Marc. 4 , etc. a)na^go/r-eutos, on, not to be spoken or told, Sch. S. Tr. 1093 . a)na^gor-eu/w, Aeschin. 3.3 : impf. a)nhgo/reuon ib. 122 : fut. -eu/sw Plu. Galb. 21 : aor. -hgo/reusa Docum. ap. D. 18.54 , IG 7.4148 , Plb. 18.29.4 :— Pass. , aor. -hgoreu/qhn X. Cyn. 1.14 , Plu. 2.176e : pf. -hgo/reumai Id. Mar. 45 :— fut., aor., and pf. in classic authors are mostly supplied by a)nerw=, a)nei=pon, a)nei/rhka, also aor. Pass. a)nerrh/qhn Aeschin. 3.45 :—proclaim publicly, ib. 122 , etc.; a). kh/rugma make public proclamation, Plb. l. c.; a). tina\ au)tokra/tora Plu. Galb. 2 :— Pass. , to be proclaimed, a)nagoreue/sqw nikhfo/ros Pl. Lg. 730d , cf. D. 18.319 , Aeschin. 3.45 : = Lat. renuntiari, u(/patos a)nhgoreume/nos Plu. Mar. 45 , cf. 2.470d . designate, a). tina\s tw=n dh/mwn call after their demes, Arist. Ath. 21.4 :— Pass. , filopa/twr -euqh=nai X. l. c. a)nagrammat-i/zw, write the letters of a name in direct and then in reverse order, PMag.Leid.W. 3.21 ( Pass. ), al. transpose the letters of one word so as to form another, Eust. 46.2 , 488.12 ( Pass. ); e. g. *(/hra a)h/r, a)reth/ e)rath/, *)arsino/h i)/on *(/hras, *ptolemai=os a)po\ me/litos. a)nagrammat-ismo/s, o(, transposition of this kind, Artem. 4.23 , Sch. Lyc. p.5 S. , Eust. 45 fin. a)nagrapt-e/on, one must inscribe, eu)erge/thn a). tina/ Luc. DMort. 30.2 ; generally, one must count among, Ph. 1.299 . a)na/grapt-os, on, recorded, eu)ergesi/a Th. 1.129 , Procop.Gaz. Ep. 16 ; registered, ei)/s tinas Procop. Vand. 2.9 . rendered famous, immortalized, Him. Or. 15.5 . marked with, c. dat., basilei/w| sumbo/lw|, gra/mmasin i(eroi=s, Hld. 4.8 , 8.11 ; painted, in a picture, Chor. in Philol. 54.111 . a)nagra^f-eu/s, e/ws, o(, recorder, esp. as title of commissioners appointed to codify laws, IG 1.61 , cf. Lys. 30.2 , 25 . registrar of decrees, IG 2.192 c, cf. 191 . plan, pattern, design, IG 2.1054b33 , Ph. Bel. 52.42 . a)nagra^f-eu/w, hold office of a)nagrafeu/s, IG 14.757 (Naples). a)nagra^f-h/, h(, inscribing, registering, of properties, contracts, etc., Pl. Lg. 850a ; sunallagma/twn Arist. Pol. 1322b34 ; of names of public benefactors, etc., X. Vect. 3.11 ; sth/lhs IG 2.14 c, cf. 227 , etc. a). tw=n no/mwn codification, Lys. 30.25 . Medic., prescription, formula, Hp. Decent. 10 ; formula for a magic ink, PMag. Leid.V. 12.16 . record, description, Plb. 3.33.17 , Plu. Per. 2 , etc. treatise, Hero Bel. 73.5 : composition, tw=n dialo/gwn Phld. Acad.Ind. p.4 M. register, esp. in pl., public records, GDI 1743.10 (Delph.), Plb. 12.11.4 , etc.: also a). a)rxo/ntwn, filoso/fwn, D.L. 1.22 , 42 ; staqmw=n Str. 15.1.11 ; copy of decree, SIG 622 A 8 (Delph., ii B. C.). the Sacred Scriptures, Ph. 1.694 . a)nagra^/f-ion, to/, list, index, PAmh. 2.62 . a)nagra^/f-w, contr. a)ggra/fw IG 7.8 , Tab.Heracl. 1.126 : (v. gra/fw):— engrave and set up publicly, of treaties, laws, and public acts, ta\s cunqh/kas e)n sth/lh| liqi/nh| Th. 5.47 ; to\n *dra/kontos no/mon IG 1.61 , cf. And. 1.82 ; a). ti e)s sth/lhn, ei)s leu/kwma, etc., Lycurg. 117 , Lexap. D. 24.23 ; a)nagraya/twsan to\ yh/fisma IG 7.303.44 ; a)ggraya/tw ib. 7.8 ; register, ta\ sumbo/laia kai\ ta\s kri/seis pro\s a)rxh/n tina Arist. Pol. 1321b34 ( Pass. ):— Med. , a)nagrya/saqai sunqh/kas have them registered, App. Mith. 70 . of a person, register or record his name, sthli/thn a). tina/ Isoc. 16.9 :— Pass. , to be inscribed or ntered in a public register, a)nagrafh=nai patro/qen Hdt. 6.14 , cf. 8.90 ; a)nagra/fesqai eu)erge/ths to be registered as a benefactor, as was the custom of the Persians, 8.85 , cf. Th. 1.129 : hence generally, me/gistos eu)erge/ths par' e)moi\ a)nagegra/yh| Pl. Grg. 506c , cf. Lys. 20.19 , X. Vect. 3.11 : also, to be registered as a state-debtor, Lys. 9.7 :—generally, *)/arqmion . . e)xqro\n au(tw=n a)ne/grayan D. 9.43 ; e)n toi=s fi/lois-gegra/fqai D.C. 38.44 ; *eu)bou/lou kou/ra a)negrafo/man became his adopted daughter, Epigr.Gr. 205 (Halicarn.):— Med. , th\n eu)ergesi/an a)negraya/mhn ei)s e)mauto/n Corp.Herm. 1.30 . c. acc. rei, a). sth/lhn set up a pillar with an inscription on it, Lys. 30.21 . Pass. , to be registered, of a deed, PRyl. 65.4 (i B. C.). of an author, write out, place on record, o(/sa a)/mfw cune/grayan, tau=ta e)gw\ a)nagra/fw Arr. An.Praef. 1 ; describe, X. Ep. 1.6 , Arr. Tact. 1.2 , Philostr. V A 5.37 , Eun. VS p.476B. ( Pass. ); compose, Epicur. Nat. 28.5 ; of the mind, depict, imagine, Philostr. V A 6.19 , 7.14 . record, pra/ceis Plb. 1.1.1 , cf. D.L. 1.40 , Longin. 13.3 , etc.; commemorate, tina/ Porph. VP 2 . describe lines and figures mathematically, a). a)po/ . . upon a base, Pl. Men. 83b ( Med. ), cf. Euc. 1.47 , etc.; a). ta\s th=s gh=s perio/dous Arist. Mete. 350a17 ; also of lines used as bases, ai( i)/sa au)toi=s tetra/gwna -ousai Euc. 10 Def. 4 :— Pass. , to\ tetra/gwnon to\ a)nagrafhso/menon a)po/ . . that can be described upon . . , Id. 2.14 . reduce to a formula or prescription, duna/mies a)nagegramme/nai Hp. Decent. 9 . entitle, *lou/koullos a)nage/graptai to\ bibli/on Plu. Luc. 42 . fill up outlines, opp. perigra/fw, Arist. EN 1098a22 , cf. Philostr. Im. 2.17 , Alex.Aphr. in Top. 444.6 . a)nagreto/n: a)nupo/strofon, Hsch. a)nagri/a, h(, (a)/gra) time when hunting was forbidden, close season, X. Cyn. 5.34 . a)/nagron h)\ a)/nigron: e)nage/s, Hsch. a)nagru/zw, strengthd. for gru/zw, to mutter, grunt, h)\n a)nagru/zh| Ar. Nu. 945 : c. neg., se\ de\ xrh\ siga=n mhd' a). Crates Com. 1 D. , cf. X. Oec. 2.11 . a)nagumn-o/w, strip naked, unveil, metaph. in Pass. , Dam. Pr. 404 . a)nagu/mn-wsis, ews, h(, stripping, Simp. in Ph. 226.27 . a)na/guros, o(, Anagyris foetida, stinking bean-trefoil, Ar. Lys. 68 :— also a)na/guris, ios ( -ews Gal. 16.143 ), h(, Dsc. 3.150 : prov., mh\ kinei=n to\n a). 'let sleeping dogs lie', Lib. Ep. 78 ; o( a). kekinh=sqai dokei= 'the fat is in the fire', Ar. l. c., cf. Sch. ad loc.—From it the Att. deme *)anagur-ou=s took its name, Adv. a)nagumn-ounto/qen from Anagyrus, Ar. Lys. 67 (also a)nagumn-ou=nta/de to A., a)nagumn-ou=nti at A., St.Byz. ); Adj. a)nagumn-a/sios, o(, man of this deme, Ar. Fr. 6D. , Pl. Thg. 127e , etc. [u_, Ar. Fr. 6D. ] a)nagx-ippe/w, to be forced to serve as knight, Eup. 394 :—Subst. a)na/gx-ippoi, oi(, Phot. p.109 R. a)nagxi/steutos, on, without heirs, CR 11.137 (Phryg.). a)na/gxw, hang up, choke, strangle, Nic. Th. 475 . a)na/gw, fut. a)na/cw Hdt. 7.10 .q/, etc.: aor. 2 a)nh/gagon, etc.: (v. a)/gw):—opp. kata/gw, lead up from a lower place to a higher, e)s *olumpon Thgn. 1347 , E. Ba. 289 ; pro\s to\ o)/ros X. An. 3.4.28 ; i(ero\n a). co/anon, of the Trojan horse, E. Tr. 525 ; o( pe/plos a)na/getai ei)s th\n a)kro/polin Pl Euthphr. 6c . lead up to the high sea, carry by sea, lao\n a)nh/gagen e)nqa/d' a)ei/ras Il. 9.338 ; gunai=k' eu)eide/' a)nh=ges e)c *)api/hs gai/hs 3.48 , cf. 6.292 ; strato\n e)pi\ th\n *(ella/da Hdt. 7.10 .q/: but freq. = simple a)/gw, conduct, carry to a place, Il. 8.203 , Od. 3.272 ; a). nau=n put a ship to sea, Hdt. 6.12 , 7.100 , etc.; a)na/gein abs. in the same sense, Id. 3.41 , 8.76 , cf. D. 23.169 :—but this is more common in Med. , v. infr. B.I. take up from the coast into the interior, Od. 14.272 ; esp. from Asia Minor into Central Asia, a). para\ or w(s basile/a Hdt. 6.119 , X. HG 1.4.6 , An. 2.6.1 , etc.; from Piraeus to Athens, Id. HG 2.4.8 . bring up, esp. from the dead, a). ei)s fa/os Hes. Th. 626 ; ei)s fw=s Pl. R. 521c , S. Fr. 557 ( Pass. ); tw=n fqime/nwn a). A. Ag. 1023 , cf. E. Alc. 985 ; kli/nei ka)na/gei pa/lin lays low and brings up again, S. Aj. 131 ; e)k lexe/wn a). fa/man palaia/n waken up, revive, renew, Pi. I. 4(3).22 . a). xoro/n conduct the choir, Hes. Sc. 280 , E. Tr. 326 , Th. 3.104 ; a). qusi/an, o(rth/n celebrate . . , Hdt. 2.48 , 60 , al., cf. Act.Ap. 7.41 ; sacrifice, tau/rous OGI 764.47 (ii B. C.). lift up, raise, ka/ra S. Ph. 866 ; to\ o)/mma a). a)/nw Pl. R. 533d ; a). ta\s o)fru=s, = a)naspa=n , Plu. 2.975c ; a)\n pukteu/ontes a)na/gwsin e(autou/s Id. 2.541b . a). paia=na lift up a paean, S. Tr. 210 ; a)/nage polu/dakrun a(dona/n, of a song of lamentation, E. El. 126 ; kwkuto/n Ph. 1350 . a). ei)s timh/n raise to honour, Plu. Num. 16 ; ti/mion a). tina/ E. HF 1333 ; elevate, oi( ei)s filosofi/an a)na/gontes [a)stronomi/an] Pl. R. 529a . in various senses, fa/rmaka a)na/gonta expectorants, Hp. Morb. 3.15 ; a). o)do/ntas cut teeth, Id. Aph. 3.25 ; a). plh=qos ai(/matos bring up blood, Plu. Cleom. 30 ; a). mhrukismo/n chew the cud, LXX Le. 11.3 , al.; to\n *nei=lon a)nage/tw bring the Nile up [over its banks], Luc. DDeor. 3 ; a). fa/lagga deploy, Plu. Crass. 23 : Geom., draw a line, Arist. Metaph. 1051a25 ; a). tetagme/nws erect as an ordinate, Apollon.Perg. Con. 2.49 ; in building, carry a line of works to a point, Plu. Nic. 18 : a). u(/dwr distil, Syn.Alch. p.66B. mu/ria ta/lant' ei)s th\n a)kro/polin a)nh/gagon, i.e. paid them into the treasury there, D. 3.24 . bring up a prisoner for examination, X. HG 3.3.11 , OGI 483.185 (Pergam.), Plb. 40.4.2 , Act.Ap. 12.4 . train, rear, qeto\n ui(o/n AP 9.254 ( Phil. ):— Pass. , ei)s me/tra h(/bhs a)nhgo/mhn IG 12(7).449 (Amorgos); of plants, a). a)mpelw=nas S. (?) Fr. 1010 . bring back, a)nh/gagon au)=qis *)/argos e)s i(ppo/boton Il. 15.29 , cf. Od. 24.401 , Pi. P. 5.3 , etc. to\n lo/gon e)p' a)rxh\n a). carry back, refer to its principles, Pl. Lg. 626d ; ei)s a)/llas a)rxa/s Arist. EN 1113b20 ; ei)s au(to\n th\n a)rxh/n 1113a6 , cf. GA 778b1 , al.; ei)s gnwrimw/teron Metaph. 1040b20 ; generally, refer, pa/nta toi=s logismoi=s ei)s a)sfa/leian Plu. Brut. 12 ; ei)s koino\n o)/noma A.D. Synt. 266.13 ; freq. in Pass. , a)na/gomai ei)/s ti Procl. Inst. 21 ; u(po/ ti Olymp. in Mete. 326.33 ; a)po/, e)/k tinos to be derived from, A.D. Adv. 121.25 , Synt. 23.26 ; a). a)po/, e)c . . derive one's subsistence from . . , Vett.Val. 10.15 , 73.11 . a). ti ei)s to\n dh=mon, Arist. Pol. 1292a25 ; of persons, a). tina\ e)pi\ th\n suggrafh/n refer him to the contract, D. 56.31 . reduce syllogism to another figure, Arist. APr. 29b1 ; reduce an argument to syllogism, ib. 46b40 , al. in Law, return a slave sold with an undisclosed defect, ei)s prath=ra Pl. Lg. 915c , cf. Hyp. Ath. 15 . refer a claimant, pra/tori h)\ ei)s po/lin e)/ndikon Milet. 3 No. 140.42 : abs., o( e)/xwn a)nage/tw Foed.Delph.Pell. 2 A 15 ; a). o(/qen ei)/lhfas D. 45.81 . rebuild, Plu. Publ. 15 , Cam. 32 . restore to its original shape, Parth. Ep. Dedic.; ta/fron PHal. 1.5 . reckon, calculate, a). ta\s h(me/ras pro\s to\ mantei=on Plu. Cim. 18 ; xro/non e)k tw=n *)olumpionikw=n Num. 1 . intr. (sc. e(auto/n), withdraw, X. Cyr. 7.1.45 , etc.; e)pi\ po/da a). retreat facing enemy, 3.3.69 ; a). e)pi\ ske/los Ar. Av. 383 : metaph., a)/nage ei)s tou)pi/sw, perh. nautical, put back again, Pl. R. 528a . Med. and Pass. , put out to sea, set sail (v. supr. 1.2 ), Il. 1.478 , Hdt. 3.137 , etc.: fut. a)na/cesqai Th. 6.30 , etc.; a)naxqe/ntes Hdt. 3.138 , 4.152 , cf. A. Ag. 626 . metaph., put to sea, i. e. make ready, prepare oneself, w(s e)rwth/swn Pl. Chrm. 155d , cf. Erx. 392d . in thought, ascend to higher unity, Dam. Pr. 117 . a)nag-wgeu/s, e/ws, o(, one that brings up from below, yuxw=n a). Procl. H. 1.34 . strap for holding a shield, Eust. 995.26 : in pl., straps which keep up the sandal round the foot, Ael. VH 9.11 , Ath. 12.543f . a)nag-wgh/, h(, leading up, esp. taking a ship into the high sea, putting to sea, a). gi/gnetai Th. 6.30 , X. HG 1.6.28 . bringing upstream, of a ship, OGI 56.51 (Egypt, iii B. C.). bringing up from the stomach or lungs, ptua/lou a). expectoration, Hp. Acut. 54 , cf. 58 ; siti/wn a)pe/ptwn a). vomiting, Epid. 1.5 ; fa/rmaka th=s a). expectorants, Morb. 3.15 ; ai(/matos Erasistr. ap. Gal. Libr.Propr. 1 , Plb. 2.70.6 . bringing up, rearing, futw=n Thphr. CP 3.7.4 . lifting up of the soul to God, Iamb. Myst. 3.7 ; h( pro\s to\ prw=ton a). Porph. Sent. 30 , cf. Eun. VS p.482B. evocation, *seme/lhs Plu. 2.293d . sublimation, ai)qalw=n Zos.Alch. p.141B. <*> distillation, u(/datos ibid. referring to a principle, Arist. Metaph. 1005a1 ; of phenomena to a cause, 1027b14 : generally, a). pro/s ti poiei=sqai Epicur. Sent. 23 ; e)pi\ to\ koinwniko\n te/los M.Ant. 12.20 . resolution of definitions into syllogisms, Arist. APo. 90a37 . reference to a principle, Id. Metaph. 1027b14 . return of a defective slave to vendor (cf. a)na/gw A. 11.5 ), a). e)/stw Pl. Lg. 916a ; a)nagwgh\n poiei=sqai ib. b; a)nagwgh=s tuxei=n ib.a, cf. Hyp. Ath. 15 . reference of a claimant to a third party, Foed.Delph.Pell. 2 A 17 . delivery, payment, genhma/twn PTeb. 24.56 (ii B. C.); fo/rwn Philostr. VS 2.12.2 codd. a)nagwgai/, ai(, = sq., Ath. 9.395a . a)nag-w/gia (sc. i(era/), ta/, offerings made on embarkation, a feast of Aphrodite at Eryx, Ael. VH 1.15 . a)nag-wgi/a, h(, (a)- priv., a)gwgh/) want of discipline, dissoluteness, corruption, Plb. 7.10.5 , D.Chr. 51.7 , Eun. Hist. p.244D. lack of breeding, vulgarity, Plu. 2.1065c , Demetr. Eloc. 171 ; unpleasantness, E. Ep. 5.2 . a)nag-w/gios, on, raising the mind to heavenly things, mystical, ke/ntra, pu=r, Procl. H. 2.5 , 4.2 . a)nagw/gion, to/, reward for restoration of a fugitive slave, sw/matos Milet. 3 No. 150.97 . a)nag-wgo/s, o/n, bringing up, eliciting, ptua/lou Hp. Acut. 58 . raising or conveying up, h( dia\ tou= puro\s prosagwgh\ tw=n qusiw=n a). e)pi\ to\ ou)ra/nion pu=r Iamb. Myst. 5.11 . uplifting the soul, elevating, qeo/s Jul. Or. 5.173c , cf. Iamb. Myst. 2.6 , Syrian. in Metaph. 14.36 , Procl. Inst. 158 ; swthri/a Dam. Isid. 232 ; a). tou= tri/tou ei)s to\ prw=ton Id. Pr. 75 . a)n-a/gwgos, on, ill-bred, Timo 51 ( Sup. ), Plu. 2.147f ; kau/xhsis Phld. Vit. p.27 J. ; a). kai\ a)pai/deutos tro/pos D.S. 34 / 5.2.35 ; tasteless, skw/mmata Longin. 34.2 ; r(htorikh/ D.H. Orat.Vett. 1 ; unlearned, Plb. 12.25.6 ; dissolute, peri\ ta\s h(dona/s Plu. 2.140b ; of horses and dogs, ill-broken, unmanageable, X. Mem. 3.3.4 , 4.1.3 , prob. l. in Arist. Ath. 49.1 . Adv. -gws Macho ap. Ath. 13.580e , LXX 2 Ma. 12.14 ( Comp. ); inerudite et a). Tiro ap. Gell. 6.3.12 . a)nagwn-i/atos, on, free from anxiety, PTeb. 58.51 (ii B. C.). a)nagw/n-istos, on, without contest or conflict, a). a)pie/nai Th. 4.92 (v.l.); never having contended for a prize, X. Cyr. 1.5.10 ; a). peri\ th=s a)reth=s failing in the race of virtue, Pl. Lg. 845c . a)nadaimoni/zein: to\ e)k deute/rou klhrou=sqai, Hsch. a)nadai/omai, v. a)nadate/omai. a)nadai/w, poet. a)ndai/w, light up, flogo\s me/gan pw/gwna A. Ag. 305 : — Pass. , metaph., a)nedai/eto kertomi/h A.R. 4.1726 . a)nada/knw, stimulate, of salt applied to roots, Thphr. CP 3.17.4 ; a). th\n kata/posin Xenocr. 25 : generally, irritate, Ruf. ap. Orib. 8.39.3 , Hippiatr. 33 ; a'. sfodrw=s Dsc. 5.136 . a)nadardai/nw, aor. a)neda/rda_na, = a)namolu/nw , Hsch. a)nada/sasqai, aor. inf. of a)nadate/omai. a)nada/s-imos, on, to be distributed afresh, Sch.Ven. Il. 1.300 . a)nadas-mo/s, o(, redistribution, partition of land, among colonists, Hdt. 4.159 , 163 ; as a revolutionary measure, freq. coupled with xrew=n a)pokopai/, Pl. R. 566a , D. 17.15 , Jusj. ap. eund. 24.149 , SIG 526.22 (Itanos). a)na/das-tos, on, divided anew, redistributed, a). gh=n poiei=n Pl. Lg. 843b ; a). poiei=n th\n xw/ran Arist. Pol. 1307a2 ; ta\s ou)si/as a). poiei=n 1305a5 , cf. 1309a15 . later, a). poiei=n ti undo, rescind, OGI 669.20 (Egypt, i A.D.), Luc. Abd. 11 . Adv. -tws: a)nwma/lws e)/xwn tis tou= sw/matos, Hsch. a)nadate/omai, divide anew, redistribute, o( dh=mos th\n gh=n e)peno/ei anada/sasqai Th. 5.4 :— Pass. , a)nadai/omai to be distributed, Orac. ap. Hdt. 4.159 : aor. -dasqei/s Plu. Agis 8 . a)na/-deigma, atos, to/, image for show, Hsch. mouthpiece worn by public criers to serve the purpose of a speaking-trumpet, Epigr. ap. Poll. 4.92 , Hsch. a)na-dei/knu_mi, also a)na-u/w Plu. 2.417e : lon. aor. -e/deca Hdt. (v. infr.): pf. -de/deixa Plb. 21.21.3 : (v. dei/knumi):—lift up and show, exhibit, display, pu/las a)nadeiknu/nai display by opening gates, i.e. throw wide the gates, S. El. 1458 ; mustodo/kos do/mos a)nadei/knutai Ar. Nu. 304 ; a)nade/cai a)spi/da hold up shield as signal, Hdt. 6.115 , 121 sq.; a)ne/dece shmh/ion toi=s a)/llois a)na/gesqai made signal for them to put to sea, Id. 7.128 ; [*mi/lhtos] *qalh=n a)., on a statue, Epigr. ap. D.L. 1.34 . notify, esp. proclaim any one as elected to office, au(to\n a)nadedeixw\s basile/a Plb. 4.48.3 ; a). tina\ me/giston make him the greatest man, 22.4.3 ; a)ne/deicen e(te/rous e(bdomh/konta Ev.Luc. 10.1 :— Pass. , a)nadedei=xqai to\ i(ero\n a)/sulon SIG 630.23 (Delph., ii B. C.). dedicate, tw=| *dii\ tau=ron SIG 589.6 ( Magn. Mae., ii B. C.); th\n *pieri/da tai=s qeai=s Str. 9.2.25 ; qe/atron Plu. Pomp. 52 ; i(era/ AP 9.340 . a). po/lemon declare war, SIG 742.12 (Ephesus, i B. C.). a)na/-deicis, ews, h(, showing forth: esp. public proclamation or appointment to an office, h( tw=n u(pa/twn a). Plu. Mar. 8 ; tw=n sunarxo/ntwn h( a)nago/reusis kai\ a). CG 12 : abs., h( a). the election, Cat.Mi. 44 , 46 . h( a) tou= diadh/matos ceremony of coronation, Plb. 15.25.11 (pl.); dedication of temple, Str. 8.6.23 . declaration, xro/nwn LXX Si. 43.6 . (from Pass. ) manifestation, of Osiris, D.S. 1.85 , but rather from Act. in h( a). au)tou= pro\s to\n *)israh/l Ev.Luc. 1.80 . a)nadei/pnia, ta/, second supper, or second course at supper, ascribed to Lycians by Eust. 1141.14 . a)nade/k-omai, Ion. for a)nade/xomai. a)nadek-te/on, one must take back, Hyp. Ath. 15 . a)nadek-tiko/s, h/, o/n, fitted for receiving, S.E. M. 7.355 . a)na/delfos, on, without brother or sister, E. Or. 310 , Ph. 2.291 , Vett. Val. 15.6 , etc. a)na/dema, poet. a)/ndema, atos, to/, = a)na/dhma , IG 5(1).1390.22 (Andania, i B. C.), AP 7.423 (Antip.). a)nade/mw, block by building up, pu/las Aen.Tact. 23.4 . Med, build up again, J. BJ 2.20.6 ; simply, build up, Ph. 1.317 , 324 . a)nadendr-adiko/s, h/, o/n, for a)nadendra/des, a)mpelw/n PSI 6.697 (ii A. D.), prob. in BGU 1279 (iii B. C.). a)nadendr-a/s, a/dos, h(, vine that grows up trees, Pherecr. 109 , D. 53.15 , Thphr. CP 1.10.4 , 3.10.8 , Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.180 , Aesop. 33 . = skia/s , Hsch. a)nadendr-i/ths [i_] oi)=nos, o(, wine from the a)nadendra/s, Plb. 34.11.1 :—fem. -i=tis a)/mpelos Gp. 5.51.1 . a)nadendr-omala/xh, h(, hollyhock, Alcea rosea, Gal. 10.960 . Orib. 14.38.13 , cf. 15.1.4 . a)nade/cai, v. a)nadei/knumi. a)nade/rkomai, Dep., look up, aor. 2 Act. a)ne/draken o)fqalmoi=sin, of one who recovers from fainting, Il. 14.436 , cf. A.R. 3.1010 . a)nade/rw, poet. a)nd-, strip a scab off, yh/ktra| Hippiatr. 68 ; expose, lay bare, in dissection, Gal. 2.719 ; strip off, to\n floio/n Gp. 10.18.10 ; a)nde/ronti po/das strip skin off the feet, Pi. Fr. 203 :— Pass. , a)nadare/nta me/rea Aret. CD 2.13 ; a)nade/retai h( e(/lkwsis Anty ll. ap. Aët. 9.40 . metaph., lay bare, expose, a)na/ <te> de/reton ta/ te palaia\ kai\ ta\ kaina/ Ar. Ra. 1106 (al. -de/resqon), cf. Luc. Pseudol. 20 :— Med. , h)rw/ta d' u(pe\r au)tw=n ou)de/n, w(s mh\ a)nade/roito Philostr. VS 1.25.3 . a)na/des-is, ews, h(, binding on, stefa/nwn Plu. Sert. 22 . binding up, or decking, ko/mhs Luc. JTr. 33 . a)nades-meu/w, tie up, suspend, e)/k tinos D.S. 18.42 , cf. Mnesith.Cyz. ap. Orib. inc. 15.16 :—also a)nades-me/w, klh/mata pro\s xa/rakas Gp. 4.7.3 , cf. Sch. A. Pers. 191 : metaph., of religious scruples or taboos, Lyd. Ost. 16 . a)nade/s-mh, h(, band for women's hair, snood, plekth\ a). Il. 22.469 , cf. AP 5.275 ( Agath. ), E. Med. 978 Porson. a)na/des-mos, o(, = foreg., APl. 4.134 ( Mel. ); bandage for female breast, Heliod. ap. Orib. 48.50 tit. a)na/detos, on, binding up hair, mi/trai E. Hec. 923 . in pass. sense, pw=lon *xari/twn mi/trais a)na/deton Him. Ecl. 13.36 . a)nadeu/w, soak, steep, Thphr. HP 9.13.3 : metaph., h)/qesi a). tou\s no/mous imbue them with moral principle, Plu. Comp.Lyc.Num. 4 , cf. Max.Tyr. 10.6 : fut. a)nadeu/somai in pass. sense, Gal. 10.867 mix into a paste, oi)/nw| kai\ me/liti Phylarch. 26 , cf. Plu. 2.997a . a)nade/xomai, fut. -de/comai: aor. a)nedeca/mhn, Ep. aor. a)nede/gmhn (v. infr.): pf. Pass. a)nade/degmai:— take up, catch, receive, sa/kos d' a)nede/cato polla/ (sc. do/rata) Il. 5.619 ; a). plhga\s ei)s to\ sw=ma Plu. Tim. 4 ; be/lh tw=| sw/mati Marc. 10 . receive, entertain as a guest, Act.Ap. 28.7 . take upon oneself, submit to, a)nede<*>gmeq' o)i+zu/n Od. 17.563 , cf. Archil. 60 ; a(marth/mata D. 19.36 ; po/lemon Plb. 1.88.12 ; a)pe/xqeian Plu. Eum. 6 ; a). ti e)f' e(auto/n D. 22.64 , cf. Din. 1.3 : abs., acknowledge one's evidence, of an absent witness, D. 46.7 . accept, receive, a)ggeli/an Pi. P. 2.41 (al. -dei/cat'); loutra\ . . mhtro\s a)nede/cw pa/ra E IT 818 ; xorhgi/as, h(gemoni/an, Plu. Arist. 1 , 23 ; to\n klh=ron Cic. 43 ; tw=n swma/twn ta\ mana\ a). qermo/thta Cat.Mi. 61 (dub.); accept a statement, Them. in Ph. 77.8 . admit of, kli/sin, a)riqmo/n A.D. Pron. 29.9 , al.; sxe/sin pro/s ti Procl. Inst. 122 . undertake to say or do, c. fut. inf., Hdt. 5.91 , X. Cyr. 6.1.17 , etc.: c. aor. inf., Plu. Arist. 14 . undertake, c. acc., S. Ichn. 157 ; o(/sa u(pisxnei=to kai\ a)nede/xeto D. 35.7 ; take upon oneself, ai)ti/an Pl. Hp.Mi. 365d ; presbei/as, kindu/nous, OGI 339.20 (Sestos, ii B. C.), 441.9 (Stratonicea, i B. C.). give security to one, tini/ Th. 8.81 ; tini/ ti Plb. 11.25.9 ; go bail for, tina/ Thphr. Char. 12.4 ; tina\ tw=n xrhma/twn Plb. 5.16.8 ; a). tou\s daneista/s undertake to satisfy them, Plu. Caes. 11 ; a). th\n pi/stin u(pe/r tinos Id. Phoc. 14 : abs., Leg.Gort. 9.24 , 41 . take back, D. 59.58 . experience, suffer, pa/qos, taraxa/s, Phld. Ir. p.82 W., D. 1.13 ; sh=yin Aët. 13.3 . wait for, Plb. 1.52.8 . a)nade/w, poet. a)nde/w, Att. contr. part. a)nadw=n (infr. 1.2 ): fut. -dh/sw: aor. a)ne/dhsa (v. infr.): pf. a)nade/deka Nic.Dam. p.113D. :— Med. and Pass. , Att. contr. a)nadou=ntai, a)nadou/menos (infr. 1.2 , 111 ):— Pass. , pf. -de/demai:— bind, iie up, wreath, da/fna| ko/mas a)nadh/santes Pi. P. 10.40 ; ste/fanoi a)ne/dhsan e)/qeiran I. 5(4).9 :— Med. , a)nade/esqai ta\s kefala\s mi/trh|si bind their heads . . , Hdt. 1.195 ; a)ndhsa/menos ko/man having wreathed one's hair, Pi. N. 11.28 , cf. I. 1.28 :—so in Pass. , mi/tra| a)nadedeme/nos th\n ko/mhn Luc. DDeor. 18.1 ; krwbu/lon a)nadei=sqai tw=n trixw=n bind one's hair into a knot, Th. 1.6 ; ste/mm' a)nadhsa/menos having bound his brows with the fillet, Epigr.Gr. 873.4 (Cyrene); ti/s tosa/sde . . a)nedh/sato ni/kas; who has won so many crowns of victory? Simon. 10 : metaph., th\n a)rxh/n App. BC 1.84 ; kle/os, kra/tos, Procop. Vand. 2.27 , Pers. 1.14 ; a)=qlon Chor. Zach. 6.9 . c. acc. pers., crown, tina\ stefa/nois Pi. P. 2.6 ; lh/rois (Com. for stefa/nois) a)nadw=n tou\s nikw=ntas Ar. Pl. 589 ; a). tina\ eu)agge/lia crown him for good tidings, 764 ; to\n h(ni/oxon Th. 5.50 :—metaph. in Pass. , trofh=| te kai\ toi=s a)/llois pa)sin, o(/swn bi/os dei=tai, a)nadou=ntai are well furnished with . . , Pl. R. 465d . a)nadh=sai th\n patrih\n e)s e(kkaide/katon qeo/n trace one's family to a god in the sixteenth generation, Hdt. 2.143 . Med. , fasten by a rope to oneself, w)/neuon a)nadou/menoi tou\s staurou/s Th. 7.25 ; esp. of a ship, a)nadou/menos e(lkein take in tow, 1.50 , 2.90 , etc.: metaph., a)nadei=sqai/ tinas attach them to oneself, Aristid. Or. 46(3).25 , Ael. VH 4.9 , Luc. Im. 1 ; a)po\ tw=n w)/twn tina\ a)nadhsa/menos Id. Scyth. 11 ; a)nadei=sqai/ ti e)/k tinos makedependent upon . . , Plu. 2.222e ; e)k tou= filoka/lou ma/lista th=s yuxh=s a)nadou/menos th\n pi/stin 343a :— Pass. , a)nadede/sqai e)/k tinos, ei)s th\n o)rofh/n, Id. Dio 26 , Eum. 11 . a)na/dhgma, atos, to/, bite, kwnw/pwn Hp. Epid. 2.3.1 . a)na/dhlos, on, evident, Phld. Rh. 2.246S. a)na/dhma, poet. a)/ndhma, atos to/, = a)nade/smh , Pi. Fr. 179 , E. Hipp. 83 , El. 882 , IG 2.758 B; a). xrusou=n Pl.Com. 178 ; basile/wn a). Aristid. Or. 19(41).4 . a)na/dhcis, ews, h(, lit. biting: hence in Thphr. CP 3.17.5 of the stimulating effect of certain manures. a)na/dhsis, ews, h(, = a)na/desis , Paul.Aeg. 3.59 . a)na-di^dakte/on, one must teach otherwise or better, Ph. 1.162 . a)na-di^da/skw, teach otherwise or better, a). w(s . . Hdt. 4.95 ; tina/ ti Luc. Pseudol. 13 ; simply, instruct, inform, Th. 1.32 , al., Ar. Pl. 563 , etc.:— Pass. , to be better instructed, o(/ti . . Pl. Hp.Ma. 301e ; learn better things, change one's mind, Hdt. 8.63 (dub.); learn anew or from the beginning, J. AJ 2.9.1 . a). dra=ma produce play a second time, Vit.Aesch., Arg. 1 Ar. Ra. , Philostr. VA 6.11 . explain, e(\n ou)k a)nadida/skei se tw=n logi/wn Ar. Eq. 1045 . a)nadidra/skw, run away again, Plb. 29.19.1 (dub.). a)nadi/dwmi, poet. a)nd-: fut. -dw/sw, etc.:— give up, hold up and give, fia/lan Pi. I. 6(5).39 , X. Smp. 2.8 . deliver, e)pistola/s Plb. 29.10.7 , D.S. 11.45 , cf. IG 14.830 ; yh/fisma OGI 437.78 (Pergam., i B. C.). give forth, send up, esp. of the earth, yield, karpo/n Plu. Cam. 15 , cf. Hp. Aër. 12 , E. Fr. 484.4 ; w(rai=a Th. 3.58 . send up, *fersefo/na . . a)ndidoi= yuxa\s pa/lin Pi. Fr. 133.3 . of a river, a). qro/mbous a)sfa/ltou Hdt. 1.179 ; of a volcano, a\. pu=r kai\ kapno/n Th. 3.88 , etc.; a). eu)wdi/an Plu. 2.645f , cf. Thphr. Sud. 10 . intr., of springs, fire, etc., burst, issue forth, Hdt. 7.26 , Arist. Mete. 351a15 (also Pass. , ta\ e)n a)/ntrois a)nadido/mena u(/data Porph. Antr. 6 ). send up to higher authority, present by name, PFay. 26.13 (ii A. D.), etc. Math., in Pass. , to be given, of elements in calculation, Vett.Val. 21.1 . deal round, distribute, impart, diabou/lion toi=s fi/lois Plb. 5.58.2 ; of one person, th\n pra=ci/n tini 8.17.2 ; toi=s lo/xois ta\s yh/fous D.H. 10.57 , cf. Plu. TG 11 , etc.; a). fh/mhn spread it, Id. Aem. 25 :— Pass. , a)nedi/donto xrusoi= ste/fanoi Posidon. 17 . Medic., distribute food, juices, etc., throughout the body, Philotim. ap. Orib. 2.69.9 , al.: esp. in Pass. , Dieuch.ib. 4.7.1 , Phld. D. 3.14 ; pe/ttesqai/ te kai\ a)nadi/dosqai Gal. 15.457 , cf. 6.650 , Porph. Abst. 1.47 . Med. , sell, Arist. Fr. 558 (prob. f.l. for a)podo/sqai ). in Gramm., a). to\n to/non throw back accent, EM 739.22 , Sch.Ven. Il. 5.182 . intr., go backwards, retrograde (cf. e)pidi/dwmi), Arist. Rh. 1390b28 . a)nadi^k-a/zw, decide again, hear on appeal, ta\ gnwsqe/nta Ph. 1.299 : abs., reverse a decision, AP 5.221 ( Agath. ). Med. , renew an action after a previous judgement had been cancelled, Is. Fr. 145 . a)nadi^k-ei=n, defect. aor., throw back, Ep. 3 sg. a)/ndike AB 394 . a)nadi^k-e/w, appeal for rehearing of a case, PLille 29.4 . a)nadi^k-i/a, h(, renewal of an action, Lys. Fr. 298S. a)na/di^k-os ( Arc. o)/ndikos IG 5(2).343 B 2 ), on, tried over again, di/kai a). gi/gnontai And. 1.88 , Pl. Lg. 937d , cf. D. 40.39 , etc.; yh=fon a). kaqista/nai render subject to appcal, Id. 24.191 . a)nadi_n-eu/w, whirl about, Opp. H. 3.296 . a)nadi_n-e/w, intr., of the eyes, roll, Hp. Mul. 1.36 :—also a)nadini/w: peripatw=, and a)/ndinos: peri/patos, Hsch. a)nadiplasi-a/zw, reduplicate, Choerob. in Theod. p.75 H.: Rhet., repeat, Anon. Fig. p.160S. a)nadiplasi-asmo/s, o(, reduplication, EM 45.45 , 55.26 . a)nadipl-o/w, double, fold, Sor. 1.84 :— Pass. , to be made double, fa/lagc braxute/ra e)gi/gneto a)nadiploume/nh being made twice as deep, X. Cyr. 7.5.5 . Gramm., of a word or syllable, reduplicate, Phryn. PS p.32 B. :— Pass. , Trypho Fr. 21 , cf. EM 98.38 . Rhet., repeat, Phoeb. Fig. 2.4 . a)nadi/pl-wsis, ews, h(, convolution, tou= e)nte/rou Arist. HA 508b13 , PA 675b2 . repetition, duplication, Ph. 2.56 , Phlp. in Mete. 103.37 ; esp. in Rhet. (cf. e)panadi/plwsis), Demetr. Eloc. 66 , al., Alex Fig. 2.2 , etc. Medic., double infection, in malarial fevers, etc., Gal. 7.369 , al., cf. Alex.Trall. Febr. 2 . Gramm., reduplication, Trypho Fr. 12 . a)nadi_fa/w, grope after, Cratin. 2 . a)nadixo/tomos fa/sis last quarter of the moon, Cat.Cod.Astr. 8(4).205 . a)nadoidu_ki/zw, stir up, EM 96.7 , Hsch. a)na/doma, atos, to/, product of digestion, cj. in Plu. 2.384a (pl.). a)na-dome/w, rebuild, Agath. 2.17 :— Med. , 5.9 :— Pass. , 2.15 . a)na-domh/, h(, rebuilding, Suid. , Zonar. a)nadone/w, stir up, agitate, Ph. 1.659 ; a)na\ ba/rbiton donh/sw Anacreont. 58.1 . a)nadora/, h(, excoriation, Aret. SD 2.3 , 9 , Orib. Fr. 3 a)na/-dosis, ews, h(, (a)nadi/dwmi intr.) sprouting, of plants, Thphr. CP 2.1.4 ; bursting, issuing forth, of fire, wind, water, Arist. Mu. 395a9 , D.S. 2.12 , J. BJ 7.6.3 ; exhalation, Plu. 2.31e . sending up, presentation of names, a)nado/seis leitourgw=n POxy. 82.2 (iii A. D.). (trans.) distribution, Posidon. 17 ; tw=n o)/ntwn J. Ap. 2.39 . of food, distribution, assimilation, Plb. 3.57.8 , Phld. D. 3.13 (sg. and pl.), Plu. 2.654a , Gal. Nat.Fac. 1.2 , Jul. Ep. 180 ; pe/yis kai\ a). Muson. Fr. 18 B p.103H. , Porph. Abst. 1.45 : metaph., digestion of knowledge, Plu. Per. 2 . Gramm., a). to/nou throwing back of the accent, EM 549.30 . a)na-dotiko/s, h/, o/n, causing to spring up, sperma/twn Corn. ND 28 . Medic., digestive, Gal. 6.416 . a)na/-dotos, on, given up or to be given up, Th. 3.52 . a)nadoulo/w, reduce to slavery again, App. BC 4.29 . a)nadox-eu/s, = a)na/doxos 11 , Hsch. a)nadox-h/, h(, series, succession, po/nwn S. Tr. 825 (lyr.). reception, tinw=n A.D. Synt. 144.10 . surety, Plb. 5.27.4 : Cret. a)ndoka/ Leg.Gort. 9.34 : so prob. a)ndokei/a IG 14.422 (pl.), 423 (Tauromenium). a)na/dox-os, on, taking upon oneself, giving security for, pro\s th\n a)delfh\n a). tw=n xrhma/twn Men. 516 . as Subst., security, surety, D.H. 6.84 , Plu. Dio 18 ; th=s fili/as *ku/pris a). PGrenf. 1.1 ; peri/, u(pe/r tinos, Phalar. Ep. 22 , 38 . a)nadra^m-ei=n, aor. 2 inf. of a)natre/xw. a)nadra^m-hte/on, one must run back: metaph., have recourse, e)pi\ th\n tw=n o(/lwn qewri/an Procl. in Ti. 1.103 D. a)nadra/w, aor. inf. -dra=sai, = a)napra/cai , Hsch. a)nadre/pw, break off, pluck, Nonn. D. 9.120 :— Med. , cull, r(htorikou\s lo/gous a)nadre/yasqai Them. Or. 27.332d . a)nadrom-h/, h(, running up: hence, sprouting, impulse, Thphr. CP 4.5.1 ; shooting up, of plant, Hermog. Prog. 7 ; bud, burgeon, E. Fr. 766 , 855 : metaph., ascent, of the soul, Procl. Inst. 209 ; ei)s qeo/n, ei)s to\n o)/ntws e(auto/n, Porph. Marc. 7 , Abst. 1.29 . climbing up, of a tree, Agatharch. 51 . Rhet., returning to a point, Corn. Rh. p.376 H. place of refuge, Poet. ap. Plb. Fr. 102 . running back, retreat, J. BJ 5.2.2 . reflux, gunaikei/wn Hp. Liqu. 6 . sudden throb of pain, Id. Coac. 308 , 310 ; = pni=cis , Steph. in Hp. 1.316 D. a)na/drom-os, on, running up, of a fish entering a river from the sea, Alex.Trall. 1.15 . a)nadru/gmata: qu/mata, Hsch. a)nadru/yei: a)nac[hr]anei=, Id. a)nadu/nw, come to the top of the water, Batr. 90 , Arist. Fr. 335 ; of rivers which have disappeared into the earth, emerge, Id. Mete. 356a25 . a)nadu/omai, Ep. 3 sg. a)ndu/etai [u^] Il. 13.225 : fut. -du/somai [u_]: aor. a)nedu_sa/mhn, Ep. 3 sg. -ato or -eto: aor. intr. a)ne/du_n, subj. a)nadu/h| or opt. a)nadu/h [u_] Od. 9.377 : pf. a)nade/du_ka: (v. du/w):— come up, rise, esp. from the sea, c. gen., a)ne/du polih=s a(lo\s h)u/+t' o)mi/xlh Il. 1.359 ; a)nedu/sato li/mnhs Od. 5.337 : c. acc., a)nedu/seto ku=ma qala/sshs Il. 1.496 : abs., ei)/per a)nadu/sei pa/lin Ar. Ra. 1460 ; *)afrodi/th a)naduome/nh, a famous picture by Apelles, Str. 14.2.19 , Plin. HN 35.91 , cf. AP 12.207 ( Strat. ). shrink back, withdraw, Od. 9.377 ; a)nadu=nai a)\y law=n e)s o(/milon Il. 7.217 ; hesitate, shirk, e(/toimo/s ei)m' e)/gwge, kou)k a)nadu/omai, da/knein Ar. Ra. 860 , cf. Lys. 16.15 , X. Smp. 5.2 , D. 8.50 , 19.210 , Men. Epit. 205 ; of rivers, fail, Plu. Thes. 15 . rarely c. acc., draw back from, shun, a)ndu/etai po/lemon Il. 13.225 , cf. D.H. 5.52 ; a)nadu/esqai ta\ w(mologhme/na back out of one's admissions, Pl. Tht. 145c . a)na/du^sis, ews, h(, drawing back, retreat, Pl. Euthd. 302e , Jul. Or. 5.175b : c. gen., shirking, th=s stratei/as Plu. Cim. 18 . emergence from underground, J. BJ 7.2.2 ; of land from water, LXX Wi. 19.7 ; of bird from lake, Sch. Od. 5.337 . a)nadusmo/s, o(, = foreg. 2 , Sch. Od. 5.337 . a)nadwdwnai=os, title of Zeus, wrong expl. of Il. 16.233 , Cleanth. ap. Plu. 2.31e . a)na/ednos, h(, without bride-price, Il. 9.146 , 13.366 ; also of the husband, bringing no gifts, Nonn. D. 4.43 , 48.633 . (Prob. misspelt for a)n-e/vednos.) a)naei/rw, lift up, of a wrestler, h)/ m' a)na/eir', h)\ e)gw\ se/ Il. 23.724 ; a)na/eire du/w xrusoi=o ta/lanta took them, carried them off, ib. 614 , 778 ; a)qana/toisi fi/las a)na\ xei=ras a)ei/rai 7.130 :— Med. , lift up in one's arms, carry off, A.R. 4.94 :— Pass. , arise, a)nhe/rqhsan a)/ellai A.R. 1.1078 ; of a ship, leave the stocks, Orph. A. 268 . a)na/elptos, on, = a)/elptos , unlooked for, a)na/elpta paqo/ntes Hes. Th. 660 . (Prob. misspelt for a)n-e/velptos.) a)nae/cw, enlarge, increase, Q.S. 1.460 ; make grow, a)/nqos Coluth. 247 :— Pass. , grow, Nonn. D. 38.184 , al.; grow into, be changed into, lai=fos a)nhe/chto kalu/ptrh ib. 44.243 . a)naert-a/zw, = sq., Nonn. D. 9.55 , al. a)naert-a/w, hang up, dedicate, AP 6.195 ( Arch. ), Antip.Sid. Oxy. 662.53 . a)naza/w, inf. -zh=n, return to life, be alive again, Ev.Luc. 15.24 and 32 , Sotion p.183 W.: in Ep. form a)naert-zw/w Nic. Fr. 70.5 . a)na-zema, atos, to/, boiling or bubbling up, Sch. Ar. Av. 1243 . a)na/-zesis, ews, h(, boiling up, of fire, Arist. Mir. 833a22 , Sch. Il. Oxy. 221 xiv 18 . a)na-zesmo/s, o(, irritation, tw=n ou)lw=n Aët. 9.43 . a)na-zeu/gnu_mi and a)na-zeugnu/w, yoke or harness again, a)nazeugnu/nai to\n strato/n move off the army, Hdt. 9.41 ; a). to\ strato/pedon break up the camp, ib. 58 ; a). pro\s to\n *)isqmo\n ta\s nh=as withdraw . . , Id. 8.60 . a/. abs., break up, shift one's quarters, mostly in part., a)nozeu/cas h)/laune Th. 8.108 , cf. X. An. 3.4.37 , Ph. Bel. 103.15 ; a). e)k th=s *)arabi/as Plu. Pomp. 42 ; a). dia\ *suri/as march through . . , Id. Ant. 84 ; e)pi\ ta\s pra/ceis Chron.Lind. D. 43 . repel, [u(/brin] Inscr.Cos 350 . a)na/-zeucis, ews, h(, breaking up one's quarters, marching forth, Plu. Ages. 22 ; return home, Id. Cor. 31 . a)naze/w, fut. -ze/sw, boil up, bubble up, e)k gh=s S. Tr. 702 ; le/getai a)naze/sai pu=r Arist. Mir. 833a19 ; of a lake, ib. 837b9 ; of bile in the mouth, Aret. SD 1.15 . a). eu)la\s a)gennw=n basile/wn boil, swarm with worms, metaph., of Alexander's empire, Plu. 2.337a ; eu)lai\ a)naze/ousin Id. Art. 16 . of sores or boils, break out, LXX Ex. 9.9 . metaph., of passion, boil over, Arist Pr. 947b32 , Plu. 2.728b ; a)nazei/ousa baru\n xo/lon boil with rage, A.R. 4.391 ; a)ne/zesen ai(=ma Pherecr. 18 D. ; a)ne/zei h( kardi/a Them. Or. 13.172d . causal, make to boil, Hp. Acut. 21 ; a)nazei/ousin a)u+tmh/n AP 9.626 ( Marian. ). a)na/zhsis, ews, h(, living again, Theol.Ar. 40 . a)nazht-e/w, investigate, ta\s ai)ti/as Pl. Lg. 693a ; ta\ u(po\ gh=s Ap. 18b : — Pass. , Hdt. 1.137 , Ar. Lys. 26 , Th. 2.8 . search out, discover, ta\ paraleleimme/na u(po\ tw=n prote/rwn a)rxei/wn OGI 267 (Pergam., iii B. C.); search for, mastropou/s Ph. 1.40 . a)nazh/t-hsis, ews, h(, investigation, Pl. Criti. 110a : search for, tino/s Memn. 41 ; inspection, u(da/twn, in pl., Just. Nov. 26.4 Intr. a)nazht-hte/on, one must search for, shmei=on S.E. M. 8.248 . a)nazu^gh/, h(, = a)na/zeucis , Plb. 3.44.13 , LXX Ex. 40.38 , etc. a)nazu^go/w, push back the bolt (zu/gwqron), unbolt, th\n qu/ran a)nazugw/sas Ar. Fr. 654 ; open, unfasten a casket, Hsch. a)nazu_m-o/w, raise as by leaven, loosen, xiw\n a). kai\ manoi= th\n gh=n Thphr. CP 3.23.4 , cf. Gal. 11.435 :— Pass. , ferment, D.S. 1.7 . a)nazu_/m-wsis, ews, h(, fermentation, gh=s u(po\ xio/nos Thphr. Ign. 18 . a)na/zw, Tarent. for a)na/ssw, Heraclid. ap. Eust. 1654.27 . a)nazwgra^f-e/w, paint completely, delineate, Str. 8.3.30 ; picture to oneself, Ph. 2.59 , Arr. Epict. 2.18.16 , S.E. M. 7.222 :— Pass. , to be painted on, a)spi/des ai(=s ou)de\n a)nezwgra/fhto mi/mhma Ph. 2.591 ; to be represented, Diog.Oen. 7 . a)nazwgra^/f-hma, atos, to/, memory-image, Peripatetic word, Alex.Aphr. de An. 60.6 , al. a)nazwgra^/f-hsis, ews, h(, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.9 , Posidon. ap. Gal. 5.474 . a)nazwgr-e/w, recall to life, of those in imminent danger of death, Nonn. D. 13.119 , al.: metaph. of poetical works, rescue from oblivion, AP 7.594 ( Jul. ). restore to life, *(ua/kinqon a)nezw/grhsen *)apo/llwn Nonn. D. 19.102 . a)nazw/gr-hsis, ews, h(, restoration to life, Agath. 1.13 . a)nazw/nnu_mi or -u/w, fut. -zw/sw, gird up again, recall to service, metaph., tina\ e)pi\ tou\s lo/gous Them. Or. 18.224a ; to\ e(/kton bibli/on pro\s th\n a)i+di/an ki/nhsin Simp. in Ph. 1118.6 :— Med. , a). ta\s o)sfu/as gird up one's loins, 1 Ep.Pet. 1.13 ; a). pe/plous Nonn. D. 19.73 ; a)nezwsme/noi, Lat. alte praecincti, Polycr. ap. Ath. 4.139d :— Pass. , to be held in check, of passions, Ph. 1.117 . Med. , c. acc., po/lemon embark on, Eust. Epiph. p.361 D. a)nazwo/w, recall to life, oi( tou= qeou= lo/goi a). th\n yuxh/n Ph. 1.643 , cf. Sch. E. Med. 9 , Aq. Ho. 6.2 , Sm. Ps. 29(30).4 , al. a)nazwpu^r-e/w, rekindle, light up again, in tmesi, a)n' au)= su\ zwpurei=s nei/kh ne/a E. El. 1121 ; qermw=| to\ qermo\n a). Arist. Spir. 484a7 ; th\n o(/lhn fu/sin Jul. Or. 4.151c ; to\ xa/risma tou= qeou= 2 Ep.Ti. 1.6 :— Pass. , to be rekindled, Pl. R. 527d , X. HG 5.4.46 (metaph.); to be excited, Iamb. VP 25.112 . intr. in Act. , Plu. Pomp. 41 , etc. a)nazwpu^/r-hsis, ews, h(, restoration of strength, J. AJ 12.8.1 ; regeneration by heat, of metals, Syn.Alch. p.54 B. a)nazwpu^r-o/w, = -e/w , Olymp. in Mete. 282.4 . a)nazwpu^/r-wsis, ews, h(, = -hsis , Zos.Alch. p.211 B. a)nazw/stra, h(, (zw/nnumi) kind of bandage, Gal. 18(1).774 . a)na-zw/w, v. a)naza/w. a)na-zw/wsis, ews, h(, recalling to life, Eustr. in EN 71.25 , Sch. E. Or. 288 . a)naqa/llw, aor. a)ne/qhla Ael. VH 5.4 , NA 2.25 : aor. 2 a)ne/qalon Ep.Phil. 4.10 :—shoot up again, sprout afresh, Ael. ll. cc.:—fut. Pass. in act. sense, a)naqalh/setai sta/xus AP 7.281 ( Heracl. ): metaph., h( sa\rc a). LXX Ps. 27.7 . trans., make to flourish, revive, LXX Si. 11.22 , 50.10 , Ep.Phil.l. c. a)na-qa/lpw, warm again, cherish, Anacreont. 31.21 , J. AJ 17.6.5 , Plu. 2.600b . a)na/-qalyis, ews, h(, heat, th=s gh=s Olymp. in Phd. p.201 N. a)naqars-e/w, Att. a)naqars-qarre/w, regain courage, Ar. Eq. 806 , Th. 6.63 , 7.71 ; tini/ at a thing, Id. 6.31 ; pro\s a)/llhn au)=qis pei=ran Plu. Alex. 31 . a)naqa/rs-hsis, Att. a)naqars-qa/rrhsis, ews, h(, recovery of courage, Onos. 14.1 , Eust. 1267.22 . a)naqarsu/nw, Att. a)naqars-qarru/nw, fill with fresh courage, X. Cyr. 5.4.23 . intr., = foreg., Plu. Luc. 14 . a)naqauma/zw, strengthd. for qauma/zw, v. l. in D.C. 43.13 . a)naqea/omai, contemplate again, Plu. 2.586a , Them. Or. 23.290c . a)na/qema, poet. a)/nqema, atos, to/, (a)nati/qhmi) properly, like a)na/qhma , anything dedicated, Theoc. Ep. 13.2 , AP 6.162 ( Mel. ), CIG 2693d (Mylasa), al., Phld. Mus. p.85 K. anything devoted to evil, an accursed thing, LXX Le. 27.28 , De. 7.26 , 13.17 , al.; of persons. Ep.Rom. 9.3 , 1 Ep.Cor. 12.3 , etc. curse, Tab.Defix.Aud. 41 B (Megara, i/ii A. D.), cf. sq. a)naqematiai=os, gloss on a)nqemo/eis , Sch.Ven. Il. 23.885 . a)naqema^-ti/zw, devote to evil, LXX Nu. 21.2 , Jo. 6.20 , al., Tab.Defix. Aud. 41 A, Cod.Just. 1.1.5.3 ; a)naqe/mati a). LXX De. 13.15 ; but a)naqe/mati a). e(autou/s bind themselves by a curse, c. inf., Act.Ap. 23.14 :— Pass. , to be devoted to evil, LXX Nu. 18.14 . intr., curse and swear, Ev.Marc. 14.71 . a)naqema^-tiko/s, h/, o/n, = a)naqhmatiko/s, pi/nakes Roussel Cultes Égyptiens 222 (Delos, ii B. C.), D.S. 31.8 . a)naqema^-tismo/s, o(, a cursing, Just. Nov. 42.1.1 : pl., Cod.Just. 1.3.38 , Just. Nov. 146.1.2 . a)naqerapeu/w, rear with care, tou\s blastou/s Thphr. HP 4.13.3 . a)naqeri/zw, reap again, th\n kriqofo/ron gh=n Ph. 2.390 ; glean, Hsch. s.v. a)nekalamh/sato. a)naqerm-ai/nw, warm up, heat again, AP 11.55 :— Pass. , become warm again, Hp. Epid. 1.2 , cf. 26 .b/, Arist. HA 569b11 : pureto\s-o/menos Hp. Prog. 17 . a)naqe/rm-ansis, ews, h(, warming again, Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.10.19 . a)na/qesis, ews, h(, setting up in public, dedicating of gifts in temples, a). skeuh=s, tri/podos, Lys. 21.2 and 4 , cf. Ph. 1.592 (pl.); ei)s a)na/qesin toi=s qeoi=s as an offering, OGI 214.14 (Branchidae). putting off, adjournment, Poll. 9.137 ; tou= ga/mou Ant.Lib. 34.1 . laying on, imposition, a)/xqeos Aret. SA 2.2 . a)naqete/on, (a)nati/qhmi) one must put off, Pl. Lg. 935e ; a). th\n a)/munan ei)s to\n xro/non Plu. 2.817c . one must ascribe, ti/tini Pl. Mx. 240e . a)naqe/w, run up, e)pi\ de/ndra Ael. NA 5.54 , etc.: c. acc., ta\ a)na/nth ib. 13.14 . of plants, shoot up, ib. 2.36 ; to\ o)mixlw=des . . a)naqe/on ei)s u(/yos Gal. 18(2).178 . run up, rise, Pl. Ti. 60c . a)naqewr-e/w, examine carefully, Thphr. HP 8.6.2 , D.S. 12.15 ( Pass. ); consider a second time, Thphr. HP 1.5.1 . a)naqew/r-hsis, ews, h(, close examination, D.S. 13.35 , Plu. 2.19e ; kata\ th\n a). on further reflection, Longin. 23.2 . attention attracted by an event, magnam a). res habet Cic. Att. 14.5.1 , cf. ib. 9.19.1 , 14.6.2 . a)naqh/kh: a)na/qesis, Hsch. a)naqhla/zw, suck up water, of a tree, Ph.Byz. Mir. 1.5 ; to\ pu/on Aët. 15.18 . a)naqhle/w, sprout afresh, ou)d' a)naqhlh/sei Il. 1.236 . a)na/qhma, atos, to/, (a)nati/qhmi) that which is set up: hence, like a)/galma , votive offering set up in a temple, Hdt. 1.14 , 92 , S. Ant. 286 , etc.; a). e)k leitourgiw=n Lys. 26.4 . used by Hom. only in first sense of a)/galma, delight, ornament, molph/ t' o)rxhstu/s te: ta\ ga/r t' a)naqh/mata daito/s Od. 1.152 , cf. 21.430 , IG 14.1390 ; toi=s tekou=sin a)na/qhma bio/tou, of children, E. Fr. 518 , cf. Pl. Hp.Mi. 364b ; to help deserving poverty is basilikou= plou/tou a). kai\ kataskeu/asma lampro/taton D.H. 19.14 . of a slave in a temple, a). po/lews devoted to this service by the city, E. Ion 310 .—Cf. a)na/qema. a)naqhmatiko/s, h/, o/n, consisting of votive offerings, timai/ Plb. 27.18.2 . a)na/-qlasis, ews, h(, = e)/kqliyis , Erot. a)na-qla/w, crush in pieces, in aor. a)ne/qlassa v. l. in Q.S. 8.94 . a)na-qli/bw [i_], force up, e)k tw=n faru/ggwn tou\s a)ko/lous J. BJ 5.10.3 ; masto\s a). xeu/mata *nai+a/dos AP 9.668 ( Marian. ); [ u(/data] ei)s krh/nhn Str. 3.5.7 :— Pass. , 16.2.13 , AP 7.23 ( Antip.Sid. ), Aret. SA 1.8 . simply, press, bubli/dion AP 12.208 ; of reducing a rupture, Archig. ap. Aët. 9.28 . a)na/-qliyis, ews, h(, reduction of rupture, Orib. Fr. 85 . a)/naqlos, on, unathletic, Luc. Cal. 12 . a)naqol-o/w, make turbid, w)|a/ Arist. GA 753a30 :— Pass. , a)naqolou=tai to\ u(/dwr HA 592a8 , cf. Procop. Aed. 1.5 ; of urine, Gal. 6.252 . metaph., a). tina\ e)pi/ tina trouble his mind with suspicion against . . , Philostr. VS 2.1.11 :— Pass. , to be troubled, u(po\ th=s a)ni/as a)neqolou=q' h( kardi/a Pherecr. 116 . a)naqo/l-wsis, ews, h(, making turbid, a). o)pw=n thick mixture of the juices of herbs, Pl. Lg. 824 ; a stirring up, xolh=s Stoic. 3.56 . a)naqorei=n, aor. 2 inf. of a)naqrw/|skw. a)naqo/rnu^mai, = a)naqrw/|skw , Ael. NA 1.30 , 12.18 :—act. form a)naqornu/w in D.C. 63.28 . a)naqoru^be/w, cry out loudly, commonly in applause, a). w(s eu)= le/goi Pl. Prt. 334c , cf. X. An. 5.1.3 ; w(s eu)= ei)po/ntos tino\s a). ib. 6.1.30 , cf. Pl. Smp. 198a : abs., Euthd. 276b . a)na/-qremma, atos, to/, nursling, leai/nas Theoc. 23.19 . a)na-qrepte/on, one must feed up, o)/rnea Gp. 14.19.1 ; one must restore nutrition, Philum. ap. Orib. 45.29.12 . a)na-qreptiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for feeding up, Gal. Thras. 30 . a)na/-qreptos, on, foster-child, of a slave, Lat. verna, App. BC 4.43 . a)na/-qreyis, ews, h(, renewal, restoration in physiological sense, ai( a). sfalerai/ Hp. Aph. 1.3 . a)naqre/w, look up at, view narrowly, E. Hec. 808 ; a). o(\ o)/pwpen Pl. Cra. 399c :— Pass. , ta\ e)/rga e)k tw=n lo/gwn a)naqrou/mena compared with . . , Th. 4.87 . a)naqrhne/w, lift up one's voice in wailing, D.C. 74.13 , Sch. E. Or. 1335 . a)na/qrhsis, ews, h(, close observation, Timo 61 . a)na/qric: licinus, reburrus, Gloss. a)naqru/ptomai, indulge in affectation, pf. inf. Pass. a)nateqru/fqai Poll. 6.185 . a)naqrw/|skw, poet. and Ion. a)nqr-: aor. 2 -qorei=n X. Lac. 2.3 : aor. 1 subj. a)naqrw/cwsi Opp. H. 3.293 :—spring up, u(/yi d' a)naqrw/|skwn pe/tetai Il. 13.140 ; of blood, Emp. 100.8 ; of men, o(\s d' a)mbw/sas me/ga a)naqrw/|skei Hdt. 7.18 , cf. AP 9.774 ( Glauc. ); a)naqrw/|skei e)pi\ to\n i(/ppon Hdt. 3.64 . a)naqua/w, to be again at heat, of swine, Arist. HA 546a28 , 573b8 ; prov., grau=s a)naqua=| Diogenian. 4.10 , cf. Phot. p.118 R., and prob. in Pherecr. 35 . a)naqumi/-ama, atos, to/, result of exhalation, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.196 , cj. in Zenoib. 1.35 . a)naqumi/-asis, ews, h(, rising invapour, exhalation, Arist. Mete. 365b22 , cf. Thphr. Fr. 33 , Petron. 47 , Plu. 2.365e , Hdn. 3.14.8 : pl., Corn. ND 7 , Porph. Abst. 1.47 ; ofsacrifices, Jul. Caes. 333d . of the soul, Heraclit. 12 . of bodily processes, h( e)k tw=n xumw=n a). Gal. UP 11.14 , cf. 6.17 . a)naqumi-a/w, vaporize, Thphr. Ign. 38 :— Pass. , steam up, rise in fume or vapour, a)naqumiwme/nhs dia\ tw=n flebw=n th=s trofh=s Arist. PA 652b36 , cf. 653a4 ; of fire, Id. Mete. 341a7 ; of the earth, send forth vapour, ib. 360b32 ; oi)=nos a)naqumiaqei/s Plu. 2.432e ; of smoke, Luc. VH 1.23 : metaph., mi=sos a)naqumia=tai Plb. 15.25.24 ; of the soul, yuxai\ a)po\ tw=n u(grw=n -w=ntai Heraclit. 12 . Med. , draw up vapour, oi( h(rakleiti/zonte/s fasin e)k th=s qala/tths to\n h(/lion a). Arist. Pr. 934b36 . a)naqura/zw, only aor. a)nequ/racen: a)nequmw/qh, Hsch. a)naquro/w, dress vertical joints of masonry so that only their edges are in contact, IG 7.3073.121 , 142 (Lebad.). a)naqu/w (A), dart up, burst forth, u(/dwr Call. Cer. 30 . a)naqu/w (B), sacrifice again, in Pass. , D.C. 37.46 . dedicate, IG 5(2).554 , 555 (Melpea). a)naqu/ontes: a)nairou=ntes, parabai/nontes, Hsch. a)naqwu/+cas: a)naboh/sas, Hsch. a)nai/deia, Ep. and Ion. a)naidei/h; Att. also a)naidei/a_ Ar. Fr. 226 , poet. a)naidi/a Hdn.Gr. 2.453 :— shamelessness, a)naidei/hn e)pieime/ne Il. 1.149 ; a)naidei/hs e)pibh=nai Od. 22.424 ; h( gasth\r fre/nas parh/gagen ei)s a)naidei/hn Archil. 78 ; a)naidei/h| diaxrew/menoi Hdt. 7.210 , cf. 6.129 ; a)naidei/as ple/a S. El. 607 ; met' a)naidei/as, = a)naidw=s , Pl. Phdr. 254d ; ei)s tou=q' h(=ken a)naidei/as D. 18.22 . in the Areopagus, li/qos a)naidei/as was the stone of unforgivingness, on which stood an accuser who demanded the full penalty of the law against one accused of homicide (v. ai)de/omai 11.3 ), Paus. 1.28.5 ; cf. u(/bris. a)nai/deston: a)/moiron, a)/timon, Hsch. a)naideu/omai, behaveimpudently, Ar. Eq. 397 codd., Phld. Rh. 1.251S. a)naidh/mwn, on, shameless: in Adv. -mo/nws Gal. 17(1).895 . a)nai/dhn, faulty form for a)ne/dhn (q. v.), Procop. Arc. 22 . a)naidh/s, e/s, (ai)dw/s) shameless, of Agamemnon, w)= me/g' a)naide/s Il. 1.158 ; of Penelope's suitors, Od. 1.254 , al.; w)= qre/mm' a)naide/s S. El. 622 . c. gen., *kudoimo\n a)naide/a dhi+oth=tos ruthless in havoc, Il. 5.593 . of things, as, in Od. 11.598 , the stone of Sisyphus is called la=as a)naidh/s the reckless, ruthless stone, cf. Il. 4.521 , 13.139 ; po/tmos a). Pi. O. 10(11).105 ; e)lpi\s a). greedy, Id. N. 11.45 ; a(\ pe/ponq' a)naidh= the shame that I have suffered, S. OC 516 ; lo/goi tw=n a)naidw=n a)naide/steroi Ar. Eq. 385 : to\ a)naide/s = a)nai/deia, ble/fara pro\s ta)neide\s a)gagw/n E. IA 379 ; e)/nqa ta)neide\s kratei= Diph. 111b ; ei)s a)naide\s . . do/s moi seauto/n S. Ph. 83 ; e)pi\ to\ a)naide/steron trape/sqai Hdt. 7.39 . Adv. -dw=s S. OT 354 , E. Alc. 694 , Ar. Th. 525 , etc.: Sup. -e/stata Heraclit. 15 . a)nai/dhtos, on, = foreg., A.R. 3.92 , 4.360 . a)naidi/zomai, v.l. for a)naideu/omai , Ar. Eq. 397 ap.AB a)naidoma/xas, o(, ruthless in fight, ka/pros B. 5.105 . a)naih/: trofo/s, tiqh/nh, Hsch. (leg. a)mmi/h). a)naiqu/ssw, stir up, rouse, S. Fr. 542 (dub.); flo/ga E. Tr. 344 . a)nai/qw, light up, set on fire, E. Cyc. 331 ; to\n *(/alion au)to/n Mosch. 1.23 :— Pass. , to be inflamed, Opp. C. 2.188 : metaph. of anger, Max. Tyr. 24.9 . blaze up, a)nh=|qon . . lampth=res A. Ch. 536 (Sch.). a)nai/kleia: a)/deipna, Hsch. a)nai/lipos (cod. -leipws): a)nupo/dhtos, Hsch. ; cf. nh/lipos. a)naimakti/, Adv. of sq., without bloodshed, Them. Or. 7.90a , Hsch. a)nai/maktos, on, bloodless, unstained with blood, a). fugai/ A. Supp. 196 ; xrw/s E. Ph. 264 ; bwmo/s Pyth. ap. D.L. 8.22 ; a). ken i)au/ois Nic. Th. 90 ; a)rxh/, ni/kh, Them. Or. 5.66d , 2.37c , cf. Antyll. ap. Orib. 44.23 32 . a)nai/ma^tos, on, = a)/naimos , A. Eu. 302 , Aenigm. ap. Ath. 2.63b . a)naimi/a, h(, want of blood, Arist. PA 652b26 . a)naimo/diton, to/, = a)ndra/xnh , Hsch. a)naimorra/ghtos, on, without haemorrhage, Antyll. ap. Orib. 45.24.15 , Leonid. ap. Aët. 15.5 . a)/naimos, on, (ai(=ma), opp. e)/naimos, bloodless, of parts of the body, Pl. Ti. 70c , Prt. 321b , Arist. HA 495a4 : Comp. , 520b33 , al. of animals, Id. PA 678a33 , al. generally, of colour, na=pu a)naimo/teron kexrwsme/non Aët. 1.298 . metaph., xlwra\ kai\ a)/. ta\ pra/gmata Gorg. Fr. 16 . shedding no blood, pollou\s de\ bronth=s pneu=m' a)/. w)/lesen E. Fr. 982 ; a). ni/kh D.C. 68.19 . a)naimo/sarkos, on, with bloodless flesh, of the cicada, Anacreont. 43.17 . a)naimo/ths, htos, h(, = a)naimi/a , Arist. PA 676a31 . a)naimo/xrous, oun, of bloodless complexion, Gal. 14.326 . a)nai/mwn, on, = a)/naimos , bloodless, epith. of the gods, Il. 5.342 ; of cuttlefish, Ion Trag. 36 ; of wine, Plu. 2.692e . a)naimwti/, Adv. without shedding blood, ou) ga\r a)naimwti/ g' e)ma/xonto Il. 17.363 , cf. Od. 18.149 , Ph. 1.323 , al., Gal. 2.604 , Them. Or. 16.213a . a)nai/nomai, impf. h)naino/mhn, Ep. a)naino/mhn, late also a)nhno/mhn Agath. 1.13 : aor. a)nhna/mhn Alciphr. 3.37 , subj. a)nh/nhtai, inf. a)nh/nasqai: c. acc., refuse or reject with contempt, spurn, se\ d' a)nai/netai h)de\ sa\ dw=ra Il. 9.679 ; o(\s de/ k' a)nh/nhtai [sfe/as] ib. 510 ; tw=n a)/llwn ou)/tina a)nai/nomai on no one of the rest do I turn my back, Od. 8.212 ; and without a notion of contempt, pri\n me\n a)nai/neto e)/rgon a)eike/s refused, declined to do it, ib. 3.265 ; xalepo/n ken a)nh/nasqai do/sin ei)/h 'twould be hard to refuse a gift, ib. 4.651 ; w(s mhde\n a)nai/nointo e)/rgon X. Cyr. 2.1.31 . renounce, disown, fa/os . . ou)k h)nai/neto A. Ag. 300 ; ou)d' oi(=o/n t' a)nh/nasqai po/sin E. Med. 237 ; of sexual favours, filo/thta kai\ eu)nh/n Hom. Epigr. 12.2 ; a)nai/netai de\ le/ktra E. Hipp. 14 , cf. El. 311 , Pl.Com. 181 , Men. 446 ; h(ma=s . . a)nai/noit' a)\n h( tou= diale/gesqai du/namis Pl. Phlb. 57e ; ei) . . a)nai/nei *formi/wna khdesth/n D. 36.31 . c. inf., refuse, decline to do, h)nai/neto loigo\n a)mu=nai Il. 18.450 ; e(/zesqai me\n a)nh/nato 23.204 ; and with pleon. neg., a)nai/neto mhde\n e(le/sqai he declined to take anything, 18.500 ; ou)k a)nai/nomai qanei=n A. Ag. 1652 , cf. Supp. 801 ; ei) . . a)nai/netai ei) e)gw\ e)/somai u(o\s *menekle/ous repudiates the prospect of my being . . , Is. 2.27 . abs., refuse, ai)/desqen me\n a)nh/nasqai Il. 7.93 ; deny, ou)d' au)to\s a). 9.116 ; e)peidh\ pa/mpan a)nai/neai Od. 14.149 ; a)naino/menos tau=ta D. 61.48 . c. part., disown doing or having done, nikw/menos lo/goisin ou)k a)nai/nomai I am not ashamed, A. Ag. 583 ; a)nai/nomai to\ gh=ras u(mw=n ei)sorw=n I am ashamed to look on your old age, E. Ba. 251 ; qanou=sa d' ou)k a)nai/nomai IA 1503 , cf. HF 1124 .—Chiefly poet., once in Pl. a)nai/r-ema, atos, to/, = e(lw/rion , Sch. A.R. 2.264 . a)nai/r-esis, ews, h(, taking up or away, esp. of dead bodies for burial, o)ste/wn E. Or. 404 ; nekrw=n Th. 3.109 , 113 ; oi(\ a)\n mh\ eu(reqw=sin e)s a)nai/resin 2.34 , cf. Antipho 5.68 , Lys. 2.7 ; a)nai/resin dou=nai E. Supp. 18 ; in a sea-fight, nekrw=n h)\ nauagi/wn a). Th. 7.72 ; tw=n nauagw=n X. HG 1.7.5 . taking up, a). kai\ qe/sis o(/plwn Pl. Lg. 814a , cf. Antipho 3.3.6 . undertaking, e)/rgwn Pl. Lg. 847b . destruction, X. HG 6.3.5 ; teixw=n kai\ po/lewn D. 19.141 ; fqora\ h( kat' a)nai/resin Stoic. 3.266 . slaying, putting to death, LXX Nu. 11.15 , J. AJ 5.2.11 , Plu. 2.1051d ; banishment, Hp. Decent. 2 . repeal, dogma/twn Plu. Cic. 34 ; quashing of indictment, Hermog. Stat. 3 . direct confutation of arguments, opp. diai/resis (confutation by drawing a distinction), Arist. SE 183a10 ; destruction (by argument), tino/s Phld. Sign. 12 . Astrol., = a)ktinoboli/a , Thrasyll. ap. Porph. in Ptol. 189 . a)nair-ete/on, one must take up or take away, Dsc. 5.99 ; one must put to death, kill, Ph. 2.313 , Porph. Abst. 3.26 . a)nair-eth/rios, a, on, = a)nairetiko/s , Tz. ad Hes. Op. 142 . a)nair-e/ths, ou, o(, destroyer, murderer, Sch. Ar. Pl. 1147 . Astrol., Anareta, a planet cutting short human life, Balbill. in Cat. Cod.Astr. 8(4).236 . a)nair-etiko/s, h/, o/n, destructive, Arist. Rh. 1386a6 ; a). tinos Ph. Fr. 103 H.; a). a)llh/lwn mutually destructive, Plu. 2.427e , Iamb. Myst. 5.11 ; of plants, poisonous, Gal. 14.57 , Dsc. 1.129 ; fa/rmaka Men.Prot. p.47 D. Adv. -kw=s negatively D.L. 9.75 . Astrol., having the nature of a)naire/ths 11 , Ptol. Tetr. 127 . a)nair-e/tis, -e/tidos, h(, fem. of a)naire/ths 11 , Cat.Cod.Astr. 8(4).235 . a)n-ai/retos, on, (ai(re/omai) incapable of choosing, Timo 72 . Pass. , opp. ai(reto/s, Simp. in Epict. p.14 D. , al. a)naire/w, pf. a)nh/|rhka (a)neir-dub. in Com.Adesp. 18.6D. ): (v. ai(re/w): — take up, a)nelo/ntes a)po\ xqono/s having raised the victim from the ground, so as to cut its throat (cf. au)eru/w), Od. 3.453 . take up and carry off, bear away, esp. prizes, a)e/qlia Il. 23.736 , cf. 551 ; stefanhfo/rous a)gw=nas a)narairhko/ta Hdt. 5.102 ; *)olu/mpia a)narairhkw/s 6.36 , cf. B. 1.1 . simply, take up, pai=da Pi. P. 9.61 ; ta\ o)sta= Th. 1.126 . take up bodies for burial, a)nelo/ntes kai\ kataklau/santes Ar. V. 386 , cf. X. An. 6.4.9 ; more common in Med. , v. infr. B. 1.3 . make away with, destroy, of men, kill, Hdt. 4.66 ; pollou\s a)nairw=n A. Ch. 990 ; se\ me\n h(mete/ra y<*>fos a). E. Andr. 517 ; qana/tois a). Pl. Lg. 870d ; e)k politei/as toiau=ta qhri/a a). Din. 3.19 , etc. of things, abrogate, annul, o(/rous a)nei=lon pollaxh=| pephgo/tas Sol. 36.4 ; no/mon Aeschin. 3.39 ; diaqh/kas Is. 1.14 ; sth/las And. 1.103 ; a)taci/an D. 3.35 , etc.; e)k me/sou a). blasfhmi/as Id. 10.36 ; thlikau/thn a)nelo/ntas marturi/an Id. 28.5 ; abolish, ta\s tw=n parano/mwn grafa/s Arist. Ath. 29.4 :— Pass. , a)nh/|rhntai o)ligarxi/ai X. Cyr. 1.1.1 . destroy an argument, confute it, Arist. ; esp. confute directly, opp. diaire/w (v. a)nai/resis 11.4 ), Arist. SE 176b36 , al.; a). e(auto\n confute oneself, Olymp. in Mete. 25.14 . in argument, do away with, ta\s u(poqe/seis Pl. R. 533c ; deny, opp. tiqe/nai, S.E. P. 1.192 , al. appoint, ordain, of oracle's answer to inquiry, o( qeo\s au)toi=s a). paradou=nai Th. 1.25 ; ou(\s a)\n o( qeo\s a)ne/lh| Pl. Lg. 865d , cf. 642d ; a)nei=len qeoi=s oi(=s e)/dei qu/ein X. An. 3.1.6 : also c. acc. et inf., h)\n to\ xrhsth/rion a)ne/lh| min basile/a ei)=nai Hdt. 1.13 , etc.: abs., answer, give a response, a)nei=le to\ xrhsth/rion ibid.; a). ti peri/ tinos give an oracle about a thing, Pl. Lg. 914a ; mantei/as a). D. Ep. 1.16 :— Pass. , Id. 21.51 . Med. , take up for oneself, take up, pick up, ou)loxu/tas a)ne/lonto Il. 1.449 ; a)spi/da, e)/gxos, 11.32 , 13.296 ; kune/hn Hdt. 1.84 ; di/ktua Arist. HA 602b9 ; achieve, win, a). th\n *)olumpia/da, th\n ni/khn, Hdt. 6.70 , 103 , D.H. 5.47 ; generally, a). e)pifrosu/nas take thought, Od. 19.22 ; eu)daimoni/an Pi. N. 7.56 , cf. Thgn. 281 ; in bad sense, o)/neidos sparga/nwn a). S. OT 1035 ; ei)/ s' a)neloi/mhn if I should take thee into my service, Od. 18.357 ; si=ta a). get forage, Hdt. 4.128 ; poinh\n th=s *ai)sw/pou yuxh=s a). exact vengeance for . . , Id. 2.134 . take up and carry off, snatch, kou/ras a)ne/lonto qu/ellai Od. 20.66 ; a)nairou/menos oi)/kade fe/rein Pl. Lg. 914b ; a)nei/lato (for the form cf. Hsch. ) dai/mwn Epigr.Gr. 404.1 . take up for burial (cf. A. 1.4 ), Hdt. 4.14 , Th. 4.97 , etc.; pate/rwn a)ri/stwn sw/maq' w(=n a)neilo/mhn E. Supp. 1167 ; ta\ o)ste/a Hdt. 2.41 ; of the ashes of the dead, puro\s a). a)/qlion ba/ros S. El. 1140 ; of one still living, E. Hel. 1616 , X. HG 6.4.13 ; tou\s nauagou/s ib. 1.7.4 , cf. 11 ; tou\s de/ka strathgou\s tou\s ou)k a)nelome/nous tou\s e)k th=s naumaxi/as Pl. Ap. 32b :— Pass. , a)naireqe/ntwn tw=n nekrw=n . . u(gih\s a)nh|re/qh Id. R. 614b , al. take up in one's arms, Il. 16.8 : hence, take up new-born children, own them, Plu. Ant. 36 , cf. Ar. Nu. 531 ; take up an exposed child, Men. Sam. 159 , cf. BGU 1110 , etc. conceive in the womb, c. acc., Hdt. 2.108 , 6.69 . take up money at interest, D. 50.17 . take up a lease, Michel 1359 (Chios). cf. BCH<*> 7.204 . withdraw money from a bank, etc., au)to\s a)nele/sqw IG 5(2).159 . take upon oneself, undertake, po/nous Hdt. 6.108 ; po/lemo/n tini war against one, Id. 5.36 ; pole/mous a)nairou/mesqa E. Supp. 492 , cf. D. 1.7 ; a). e)/xqran Pl. Phdr. 233c , D. 6.20 ; a). dhmo/sion e)/rgon undertake, contract for the execution of a work, Pl. Lg. 921d , cf. a, b, D. 53.21 . accept as one's own, adopt, gnw/mhn Hdt. 7.16 . a/; ta\ ou)no/mata ta\ a)po\ tw=n barba/rwn h(/konta 2.52 ; a). filoyuxi/hn entertain a love for life, 6.29 . rescind, cancel, suggrafh/n, sunqh/kas, etc., D. 34.31 , 48.46 , IG 7.3171 (Orchom. Boeot. , iii B. C.). a)/nairon: o)/neiron (Cret.), Hsch. ; cf. a)/nar. a)nai/rw, raise, lift up, Aen.Tact. 23.4 :— Med. , *(/ews g<*>\r leuko\n o)/mm' a)nai/retai E. El. 102 :— Pass. , a)narqei/s, of Ganymede, AP 12.67 . a)naisqh/s, e/s, = a)nai/sqhtos , Max.Tyr. 17.5 , 37.5 . a)naisq-hsi/a, h(, lack of sensation, Pl. Ti. 74e , Epicur. Fr. 495 ; met' a)naisqhsi/as without the aid of sense-perception, Pl. Ti. 52b ; unconsciousness, Ax. 365d ; insensibility to pleasure or pain, Arist. EN 1109a4 , 1119a7 ; insensibility under surgical treatment, Dsc. 5.140 . mental obtuseness, D. 22.64 . stupor, Aret. SA 1.5 . a)naisq-hsiologi/a, h(, insensibility-theory, Phld. D. 1.24 . a)naisq-hteu/omai, = sq., condemned by Phryn. 329 . a)naisq-hte/w, lack perception, D. 18.221 ; a). talaipwri/as to be without sense of weariness, J. AJ 11.5.8 ; sumforw=n a). BJ 4.3.10 : abs., Epicur. Ep. 1p.21U. , Sor. 2.49 , prob. in Porph. Abst. 1.39 . a)nai/sq-htos, on, without sense or feeling, Thrasymach. 1 , Pl. Ti. 75e ; a). tino/s without sense of a thing, Id. Lg. 843a ; a). kai\ nekro/s Men. 705 ; a). yau/sios kai\ trw/sios Aret. SD 2.12 ; a). h( a(fh/ the sense of touch is lost, ib. 1.7 . Adv. a)naisqh/tws, pa/ntwn e)/xein Hp. Epid. 3.17 .ie/; a). e)/xein to be insensible or indifferent, Isoc. 12.112 , cf. Th. 1.82 ; a). diakei=sqai Arist. EE 1231a1 . without perception or common sense, wanting tact, stupid, Th. 6.86 ; oi( a). *qhbai=oi those blockheads . . , D. 18.43 , cf. Phld. Rh. 1.215S. : to\ a)nai/sqhton, = a)naisqhsi/a , Th. 1.69 . Adv. -ws Phld. Rh. 1.227S. Pass. , unfelt, qa/natos Th. 2.43 . not perceptible by sense, a)o/raton kai\ a)/llws a). Pl. Ti. 52a , cf. Phld. Piet. 20 , etc.; e)n a). xro/nw| in an unappreciable time, Arist. Ph. 222b15 , cf. Po. 1450b39 . a)n-ai/simos, on, unseemly, dh=ris Emp. 27a . a)naisim-o/w, impf. a)naisi/moun (v.infr.): aor. subj. a)naisimw/swsi (v. infr.): pf. a)nh|si/mwka v.l. in X. Cyr. 2.2.15 :— Pass. , aor. a)naisimw/qhn: pf. a)naisi/mwmai:— use up, use, spend, consume, to\n xou=n . . a)naisi/mou he used up the earth, Hdt. 1.185 ; i(/na mh\ to\n si=ton a)naisimw/swsi 3.150 :— Pass. , oi)=nos a)naisimou=tai 2.60 ; eu)zw/nw| a)ndri\ pe/nte h(me/rai a)naisimou=ntai 1.72 , cf. 2.11 , 5.53 : often a). e)/s ti to be used for a purpose, or spent upon a thing, tessera/konta kai\ e(kato\n ta/lanta e)s th\n i(/ppon a)naisimou=to 3.90 ; o(/sa e)s surmai/hn a)naisimw/qh 2.125 ; tala/ntwn xilia/des a)nari/qmhtoi a)naisi/mwntai (sc. e)s th\n purami/da) ib. 134 ; also kou= tau=ta a)naisimou=tai; where (i.e. how) are these disposed of? 3.6 ; dei= e)/ti fra/sai i(/na h( gh= a)naisimw/qh 1.179 . (a)na-, ai)/simos, q. v.; Ion. (and v.l. in X. Cyr. 2.2.15 ); kat- in Com., otherwise not found in Att. , who use a)nali/skw, dapana/w.) a)naisi/m-wma, atos, to/, = Att. dapa/nh, that which is used up, ta\ a)naisimw/mata th=| stratih=| the war-expenses, Hdt. 5.31 . a)n-ai/sios, on, ill-omened, unfortunate, Lyd. Mag. 3.45 . a)nai/+ssw [a^na_], Att. contr. a)na/|ssw, used also by Pi. :— start up, mh\ pri\n a)nai/+ceian *)arh/i+oi ui(=es *)axaiw=n Il. 4.114 ; o(/te dh\ . . a)nai/+ceien *)odusseu/s whenever he rose to speak, 3.216 ; of a spring, gush forth, 22.148 : so in later Poets, muelo\s ste/rnwn e)nto\s a)na/|sswn springing fresh within the breast, A. Ag. 77 cj. Herm. , cf. Pers. 96 cj. Brunck; o)rqoi\ a)nh=|can pa/ntes E. Hel. 1600 ; bwmo\s a)na/|sswn an altar rising up, Pi. O. 13.107 .—Rare in Prose, a)nai/+ssei no/shma Hp. Prog. 19 ; a)na/|cas, of a hare, X. Cyn. 6.17 . c. acc., a)nai/+cas . . a(/rma kai\ i(/ppous having leapt upon it, Il. 24.440 . Act. , cause to start up, a)nh/i+cen de\ fe/besqai Opp. C. 1.107 . a)naisxh/s, e/s, = a)nai/sxuntos , AB 207 . a)naisxunt-e/w, to be a)nai/sxuntos, to be shameless, behave impudently, Ar. Lys. 460 , Th. 1.37 , And. 2.4 ; pro/s tina X. Smp. 8.33 : also c. part., a)naisxuntei= poiw=n he is impudent enough to do, Ar. Th. 708 ; a). dialego/menos Pl. Cri. 53c : c. acc. cogn., poi=a . . a)naisxuntou=sin Arist. Rh. 1383b12 . trans., treat shamelessly, and Pass. , to be so treated, o( a)naisxuntw=n pro\s to\n a)naisxuntou/menon ib. 1412a6 . a)naisxu/nt-hma, atos, to/, impudent act or speech, Hyp. Fr. 226 , Gal. UP 10.9 . a)naisxunt-i/a, h(, shamelessness, impudence, Ar. Th. 702 , D. 20.166 , etc.; u(p' a)naisxunti/as Pl. Smp. 192a . a)naisxunto-gra/fos, o(, obscene writer, Timae. 141 . a)naisxunto-poio/s, o/n, doing shameless deeds, Procop. Arc. 9 . a)nai/sxuntos, on, shameless, impudent, Alc. Supp. 21.5 , E. IA 327 , etc., Ar. Pax 182 , And. 4.17 , Pl. Lg. 671c ( Comp. ), Ap. 17b ( Sup. ), etc.:—to\ a)nai/sxunton, = a)naisxunti/a , E. IA 1144 . Adv. -tws Pl. Ap. 31b : Sup. a)naisxunto/tata a)nqrw/pwn D. 27.18 . of things, shameful, abominable, bora/ E. Cyc. 416 ; qh=kai Th. 2.52 . a)nai/thtos, on, unasked, Pi. Fr. 169.7 (fem. -th/th); unclaimed, gh= Sammelb. 4298.3 . a)naiti/atos, on, unblamed, Ion Trag. ap. Phot. p.113R. a)naitiolo/ghtos, on, for which no cause can be assigned, Dsc. Ther. Praef., Alex.Aphr. Pr. 1.52 , Ptol. Tetr. 111 . a)nai/tios, on, also a, on Hdt. 9.110 , A. Ch. 873 :—in the best authors, only of persons, not being the fault or cause of a thing, guiltless, a)nai/tion ai)tia/asqai Il. 13.775 , cf. Od. 20.135 , etc.; ai)ti/a e(lome/nou, qeo\s a). Pl. R. 617e ; a)nai/tios a)qana/tois guiltless before the gods, Hes. Op. 827 , cf. E. Med. 730 ; a). para/ tini X. Cyr. 1.6.10 ; a). ai(=ma e)kxe/ai SIG 1181.6 . c. gen. rei, guiltless of a thing, Hdt. 1.129 , 7.233 , etc.; fo/nou, kakw=n, A. Ag. 1505 , Ch. 873 ; kaki/as Pl. Ti. 42d ; a)frosu/nhs X. Cyr. 1 . 5.10 : ou)k a)nai/tio/n e)sti, c. inf., it is blamable to do, ib. 5.5.22 . not being the cause, to\ a). tiqe/nai w(s ai)/tion Arist. APr. 65b16 , cf. Rh. 1401b30 ; having no cause, unjustifiable, kola/seis Phld. Ir. p.52 W. Adv. -ws not in the form of a cause, a). th\n ai)ti/an e)/xein Plot. 6.7.2 ; without assigning any reason, o(losxerw=s kai\ a). lekte/on Simp. in Cael. 665.11 . uncaused. Plot. 3.1.1 , Phlp. in Ph. 277.1 : Sup. , Sch. E. Hipp. 672 . Adv. -ws without a cause, Gal. 10.36 , S.E. P. 3.67 , Simp. in Ph. 641.10 ; a). gi/gnesqai Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 309.15 . a)/naitos, v. a)/natos. a)naixma/lwtos, on, not made captive, Hsch. s.v. a)po/rqhtoi. a)naiwre/w, lift up, e(ano\n . . e)s h)e/ra . . a)nh|w/rhse Coluth. 155 : plpf. Pass. a)nh|w/rhto Nonn. D. 16.342 . a(na/ka, dub. in IG 5(2) .p.xxv. 72 ( Arc. = h(ni/ka ). a)nakagxa/zw, burst out laughing, Hp. Ep. 17 ; me/ga pa/nu a)nakagxa/sas Pl. Euthd. 300d ; a)neka/gxase ma/la sarda/nion R. 337a . a)nakaq-ai/rw, clear out, clear completely, tou\s po/rous the ducts, Anaxipp. 1.16 ; cleanse ulcer, Paul.Aeg. 4.41 ; ta/frous D.H. 8.13 ; clear streets, OGI 483.79 (Pergam.); tra/fws kai\ r(o/ws . . a)gkoqari/onti ( = a)nakaqarou=si ) Tab Heracl. 1.132 ; prune, Thphr. HP 1.3.3 ; clear ground for foundations, SIG 2587.46 (Eleusis, iv B. C.), BCH 29.468 (Delos, iii B. C.), IG 12(2).11.3 (Mytilene):— Med. , a)nakaqhra/menon to\ xwri/on Ath.Mitt. 31.134 (Athens, iv B. C.), IG 2.1054.8 (iv B. C.):— Pass. , ib. 7.3073.64 (Lebad.); of a mine, to be cleared out, Arist. Mir. 834a27 ; oi)ko/peda D.H. 14.2 ; of the air, become quite clear, Plu. Flam. 8 . Med. , clear or sweep away, to\ ba/rbaron a)nakaqai/resqai e)k th=s qala/sshs Pl. Mx. 241d (so Act. in D.H. 1.12 ); ta\ pro\ podw=n Plb. 10.30.8 ; th\n parali/an a). Plu. Alex. 17 . extract, metallei=a Pl. Lg. 678d . a)nakaqai/resqai lo/gon clear up or enucleate a subject, me/qhs pe/ri, smikrou= pra/gmatos, pammh/kh lo/gon -o/menos ib. 642a . Medic., cleanse thoroughly, Hp. Aph. 5.8 : metaph., purify, th=s kaki/as gh=n kai\ qa/lattan Jul. ad Them. 254a . a)naka/q-arma, atos, to/, (in pl.) rubbish, lumber, dub. in Hsch. s.v. o)cuqu/mia. a)naka/q-arsis, ews, h(, clearing away, of rubbish, Plb. 5.100.6 ; li/qwn Ph. Bel. 100.41 ; cleaning, of sewers, D.H 3.67 ; of streets, etc., OGI 483.51 (Pergam.); of ground for foundations, SIG 2587.19 . Medic., cleansing, Gal. 8.327 . end of an eclipse, opp. e)/mptwsis, Heph.Astr. 1.21 . clearing up an obscure passage, explanation, Suid. a)nakaq-artiko/s, h/, o/n, promoting vomiting, Dsc. 1.71 . for cleansing, Meges ap. Orib. 44.24 7 , cf. Paul.Aeg. 4.41 . a)naka/qhmai, sit upright, Luc. Ocyp. 112 . a)naka^qi/zw, set up: whence Med. , sit up, ei)s th\n kli/nhn Pl. Phd. 60b . intr., sit up, Hp. Prog. 3 , Aen.Tact. 27.8 ; di\s e(pta\[mhsi\n] -ei [ta\ bre/fh] Theol.Ar. 48 ; of a hare listening, X. Cyn. 5.7 . a)nakaqi/nnu^mai, = a)naka/qhmai , Aret. SA 1.10 . a)nakain-i/zw, renew, to\n po/lemon Plu. Marc. 6 , cf. App. Mith. 37 : oi)=kon Hsch.Mil. 4.33 ; revive legend, Str. 2.1.9 : metaph., a). ei)s meta/noian Ep.Hebr. 6.6 :— Pass. , th=s e)/xqras a)nakekainisme/nhs Isoc. 7.8 ; u(poqe/seis Just. Nov. 111.1 . a)nakai/n-isis, ews, h(, a making new, renewal, Suid. a)nakainourge/w, = a)nakaini/zw , prob. l. in AP 14.60 . a)nakain-o/w, in Pass. , to be renewed, 2 Ep.Cor. 4.16 , Col. 3.10 :—in Med. , renew, Heliod. in EN 221.13 . a)nakai/n-wsis, ews, h(, = a)nakai/nisis , Ep.Rom. 12.2 , Tit. 3.5 . a)na/kaion, to/, v. a)nagkai=on. a)nakai/w, Att. a)nakain-ka/w, aor. a)ne/kausa E. Cyc. 383 :—kindle, light up, h(/ oi( pu=r a)ne/kaie Od. 7.13 , Hdt. 4.145 , etc.:— Med. , light oneself a fire, Id. 1.202 , 8.19 : metaph., kindle, o)/recin Plu. 2.1089a ; ma/xhn Porph. Chr. 23 . Pass. , fire up with anger, Hdt. 5.19 ; sta/sis a). D.H. 9.27 . a)nakalama/omai, = a)naqeri/zw , in aor. 1 -hsa/mhn, Hsch. a)naka^le/w, poet. a)gk-, call up or back, esp. of magical invocations: —in Med. , call up the dead, A. Pers. 621 , E. Hel. 966 ; xalkou= pata/gois to\ fw=s [th=s selh/nhs] Plu. Aem. 17 . call again and again; and so: invoke again and again, appeal to, qeou/s Hdt. 9.90 , E. Ph. 608 , al.; ta\s e)pwnumi/as tou= qeou= a)nakalw=n Pl. R. 394a ; tou\s progo/nous D. 25 .<*> 7 , etc.:—so in Med. , to\n au(th=s dai/mon' a)nakaloume/nh S. Tr. 910 ; invoke again, keklhme/nous me\n a)nakalou/meq' au)= qeou/s E. Supp. 626 : c. inf., a)nakalou=mai cumma/xous e)lqei=n [a)ra/s] S. OC 1376 , cf. E. Tr. 469 . summon, cite, Hdt. 3.127 , And. 1.45 ; cite before a court, Lys. 15.5 :— Med. , call to oneself, send for, summon, Hdt. 2.121 .a/, Arist. Ath. 8.2 ; ei)s tou\s muri/ous a). X. HG 7.4.33 . call by a name, *danaou/s Th. 1.3 ; o)nomasti\ a). 7.70 ; e)c o)no/matos a). D.H. 8.65 ; with the Art., a)nakalou=ntes to\n prodo/thn X. An. 6.6.7 , cf. Cyr. 3.3.4 ; a)nakalou=ntes tau=ta ta\ o)no/mata e(autou/s Pl. R. 471d :— Pass. , *)argei=os a)nakalou/menos proclaimed an Argive, S. El. 693 ; so prob. tw=| *lhmni/w| tw=|d' a)nakaloume/nw| puri/ yon fire famed as Lemnian, Id. Ph. 800 . call on, call to, esp. for encouragement, a)llh/lous X. Cyr. 7.1.35 , etc.: — Med. , rally, w(/sper pefeugo/tas Pl. Phd. 89a ; ei)/ tis ku/nas e)n qh/ra| -oi=to X. Cyr. 1 6.19 ; simply, call to, Th. 7.73 : c. acc. cogn., ti/na stonaxa\n . . a)gkale/swmai; E. Ph. 1490 ; a)nakalei=s me ti/na boa/n; with what cry dost thou call upon me? Id. HF 910 . call back, recall, mostly in Med. , ai(=ma ti/s a)\n pa/lin a)gkale/sait' e)paei/dwn A. Ag. 1021 , etc.; recall a general from his command, Th. 1.131 ; call back from battle, a)nakalei=sqai th=| sa/lpiggi sound a retreat, X. An. 4.4.22 ; call dogs to heel, Pl. R. 440d ( Pass. ). restore to health, Dsc. 2.34 . in Med. , recall, recollect oneself, Hp. Epid. 1.26 .a/, cf. Gal. 17(1).259 ; so a). to\n no/on e)c a)gnoi/as Ti.Locr. 104c ; a)na/nhfe kai\ a)nakalou= seauto/n M.Ant. 6.31 : hence, recall, make good, ta\ a(marth/mata Lys. 6.49 ; e)n o)li/gw| pa/nta D.C. 73.10 . a)nakallu/nw, sweep up, Phryn.Com. 2D. a)nakalpa/zw, trot, gallop (?), A. Fr. 145 A, S. Fr. 1007 , Ar. Fr. 48 D. , Pl.Com. 25 D. ; prob. in Ar. Th. 1174 . a)naka^lupth/ria, ta/, festival of unveiling, when the bride first took off her maiden veil, and received presents from the bridegroom, Poll. 3.36 , cf. Timae. 149 , Hsch.s. v.sq. the presents themselves, subject of a speech attributed to Lysias, Theon Prog. 2 : in sg., Plu. Tim. 8 . revelations, Ph. 1.358 . a)naka/luptra, ta/, = a)nakalupth/ria 11 . D.S. 5.2 . a)naka^lu/ptw, Dor. a)gk-, uncover, IG 4.952.62 (Epid.); reveal, ti pro/s tina Plb. 4 85.6 ; tina/, i. e. his character, Philoch. 20 ; a). lo/gous use open speech, E. IA 1146 ; a). ka/ra unveil oneself, Or. 294 : so in Med. , unveil oneself, X. HG 5.4.6 . remove a covering, blefa/rwn mh\ a)nakalufqe/ntwn Arist. Sens. 444b25 , cf. 2 Ep.Cor. 3.14 . a)nakamp-h/, h(, bend at the end of a rod, Bito 50.10 ; of a tube, Hero Spir. 1.8 , 2.33 . a)nakamp-te/on, one must return, Sor. 1.98 , Philum. ap. Orib. 45.29.19 . a)nakamp-tiko/s, h/, o/n, returning, diaulwnismo/s Eust. 1107.63 . a)naka/mp-tw, bend convexly, Arist. Mete. 385b33 ( Pass. ); bend back, tw=| d' ou) pa/lin qumo\s a)neka/mptet' B. 16.82 . make to return, Antiph. 12 . mostly intr., bend back, return, tau/th| lh=gon a). e)s ta\ ei)/rhtai to\ o)/ros Hdt. 2.8 ; h( perifora\ e)p' a)rxh\n a). Arist. de An. 407a30 , cf. Pl. Phd. 72b ; pa/lin a). Arist. GC 337a6 , Men. Sam. 341 , etc. walk up and down, Str. 3.4.16 , Plu. 2.796d , D.L. 2.139 . in Logic, of the terms of a proposition, to be converted, Arist. APo. 72b36 , de An. 407a28 . a)naka/mptwn, name of a throw of the dice, Eub. 57 . a)naka/myerws, wtos, o(, a herb the touch of which was said to bring back love, Sedum Anacampseros, Plu. 2.939d , cf. Plin. HN 24.167 . ( Hsch. writes it paroxyt.) a)nakamyi/pnoos a)/nemos a returning wind, a kind of whirlwind, Arist. Mu. 394b36 . a)na/kamyis, ews, h(, a bending back, Hp. Oss. 15 , Arist. Mete. 386a5 . a)na/kanda: e)n u(perw/|w| ( Lacon. ), Hsch. a)na/kanqos, on, without a spine, of certain fish, Hdt. 4.53 ; koxli/as Aenigm. ap. Ath. 2.63b . of plants, without thorns, Thphr. HP 3.12.9 . a)naka/ptw, gulp down, Hdt. 2.93 , Ar. Av. 579 , Arist. HA 541a13 , al. a)na/kar, Adv., (ka/ra) up to or towards the head, upwards, Hp. ap. Gal. 19.79 . a)naka/s, Adv. = a)/nwqen , Hsch. a)na/kausis, ews, h(, setting on fire, kindling, lu/xnwn J. Ap. 2.39 , cf. Plu. 2.248d (dub.), Anon. Incred. 8 . a)nakaxl-a/zw, boil up, burst forth, Opp. C. 1.275 . a)naka/xl-asis, ews, h(, a bursting forth, Sch. A. Pr. 367 . a)na/kayis, ews, h(, gulping down, Arist. GA 756b4 . a)nake/atai, Ion. for a)na/keintai. *)ana/keia, wn, ta/, festival of the Dioscuri, Lys. Fr. 75.3 , Poll. 1.37 ; v. *)/anakes. a)na/keimai, poet. a)/gk-, serving as Pass. to a)nati/qhmi, to be laid up as a votive offering in the temple, to be dedicated, krhth=re/s oi( . . e(\c xru/seoi a)nake/atai Hdt. 1.14 ; a). e)n i(rw=| Id. 2.135 ; pro\s toi=s i(eroi=s Lys. 10.28 : metaph., ai)=nos *)olumpioni/kais a)/gkeitai Pi. O. 11(10).8 , cf. 13.36 ; lo/gos tw=| qew=| a), Pl. Smp. 197e ; e)n ou)ranw=| para/deigma a) R. 592b . to be set up as a statue in public, *so/lwn a)na/keitai para/deigma D. 19.251 , cf. IG 14.1389i8 ; xru/seoi/ k' a)nekei/meqa Theoc. 10.33 , cf. Lycurg. 51 . to be ascribed or offered, ai( pra/ceis a). tini Plu. Lyc. 1 ; h( h(gemoni/a a). tini Id. Arist. 15 ; e)s tou\s a)ste/ras tou\s e(pta\ . . ta\s h(me/ras a)nakei=sqai D.C. 37.18 , cf. Polem. Cyn. 15 . pa=n or pa/nta a)na/keitai e)/s tina everything is referred to a person, depends on his will, Hdt. 1.97 , 3.31 : so c. dat. pers., pa/ntwn a)nakeime/nwn toi=s *)aqhnai/ois e)s ta\s nau=s since they had their whole fortunes depending on their ships, Th. 7.71 ; e)pi\ soi\ ta/de pa/nt' a)na/keitai Ar. Av. 638 ; a(/panta . . e)pi\ th=| tu/xh| ma=llon a). h)\ th=| pronoi/a| Antipho 5.6 ; of persons, soi\ a)nakei/mesqa E. Ba. 934 ; ei)s qa/naton h)=n a)nakei/mena toi=s a)logh/sasi the death penalty was reserved for . . , J. AJ 17.6.5 ; limo\s ei)s u(sta/thn a)nakei/menos a)naisxunti/an 18.1.1 . to be put aside, tau=ta a)nakei/sqw Them. in Ph. 29.20 . lie at table, recline, S. Fr. 756 , Philippid. 30 , Arist. Cat. 6b12 , Fr. 607 , Diph. 40 Mein. (om. Kock), Plb. 13.6.8 , Ev.Matt. 9.10 , al.; cf. Phryn. 191 . *)ana/keion, to/, (*)/anakes) temple of the *)/anakes or Dioscuri, And. 1.45 , Th. 8.93 , D. 45.80 (cf. AB 212 ), IG 4.1028.4 (Epid., ii B. C.); e)n tw=| vanakei/w| ib. 9(1).129 (Elatea, V B.C.); cf. a)nagkai=on. a)nakei/rw, shear or cut off, rip up, Str. 16.4.15 , [ Gal. ] 14.790 , Aët. 13.4 . a)nakeka^lumme/nws, Adv. pf. Pass. , openly, Hsch. a)nake/klomai, poet. for a)nakale/w, call out, h.Hom. 19.5 . a)nake/la^dos, o(, loud shout or din, dub.l. in E. Or. 185 , where Sch. uses the Verb a)nakelade/w. a)na^ke/omai, repair, toi=xon IG 11.203A56 (Delos, iii B. C.); cf. e)nake/omai; make good, Ael. NA 5.19 ; ta/x' a)/n ti kai\ e)cama/rtois, o(\ mh\ dunhqh/sh| -sasqai D.C. 52.37 . a)nakeramo/w, re-tile, IG 11.287A72 , 112 (Delos, iii B. C.). a)nakera/nnu_mi and a)nakaxl-u/w, mix up or again, a)na\ krhth=ra ke/rassen Od. 3.390 ; oi)=non a)nekera/nnu gluku/taton Ar. Ra. 511 : metaph., th\n po/lin au)th\n pro\s au(th\n a). tai=s oi)keio/thsin Plu. Cat.Mi. 25 ; koinwni/ais pole/mwn -asqe/ntes D.H. 1.60 :— Pass. , pollw=| tw=| qnhtw=| a)nakerannume/nh Pl. Criti. 121a : aor. -kera/sqhn Id. Ti. 87a , part. -kra_qei/s Plu. Rom. 29 . *)/ana^kes, wn, oi(, the Dioscuri, Pollux and Castor, swth/roin *)ana/koin te *dioskou/roin IG 3.195 , cf. 1.34.8 , 2.699.30 , etc., Plu. Thes. 33 , Cic. ND 3.21 : old pl. of a)/nac; cf. *)ana/keion, -eia. a)n-a/kestos, on, = a)nh/kestos , Hp. ap. Erot. (a)nhk- in Acut. 39 ). a)nakefalai-o/omai, sum up the argument, of an orator, D.H. Lys. 9 ; a). pro\s a)na/mnhsin Arist. Fr. 133 :— Pass. , to be summed up, e)n tw=| lo/gw| tou/tw| Ep.Rom. 13.9 . a)nakefalai/-wsis, ews, h(, a summary, D.H. 1.90 . a)nakefalai-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, fit for summing up: to\ a)., = foreg., Id. Lys. 19 . Adv. -kw=s summarily, Eust. 1579.8 , etc. a)nakhdh/s, -e/s, = a)khdh/s , Democr. 174 , 254 . a)nakhki/w, spout up, gush forth, a)nekh/kien ai(=ma Il. 7.262 ; a)nakhki/ei i(drw/s 13.705 ; pe/trhs from . . , A.R. 3.227 . rare in Prose, bubble up, throb violently, Pl. Phdr. 251b . causal, make to spout out, freq. in later Ep. , A.R. 4.600 , Nonn. D. 12.359 , Tryph. 322 . [i^ Ep. , cf. khki/w.] a)nakh/r-uktos, on, = a)kh/ruktos , dub. in Poll. 8.139 . a)nakh/r-ucis, ews, h(, proclamation, Poll. 8.139 , Just. Nov. 6.1.9 . a)nakhr-u/ssw, Att. a)nakh/r-ttw, proclaim by voice of herald, publish abroad, fo/non to\n *lai/+eion S. OT 450 :— Pass. , mh\ a)nakhruxqh=| h( bdeluri/a ei)s po/lin Aeschin. 1.160 . c. acc. pers., proclaim as conqueror, tou\s nikw=ntas Ar. Pl. 585 :— Pass. , a)nakhruxqh=nai Hdt. 6.103 , cf. Th. 5.50 ; of slaves, a)nekaru/xqhsan e)p' e)leuqeri/a| GDI 3600 (Calymna). extol, sing praises of, tina/ Jul. Or. 1.46a . put up to auction, Hdt. 1.196 . offer by voice of herald, a). sw=stra/tinos X. Mem. 2.10.2 . a)na^kh/s, e/s, = a)nh/kestos , Eup. 21 . Subst., an Indian bird, Hsch. a)nakh=sai: h(suxa/sai, Id. a)naki/dna^mai, spread upwards, *)/aray a)tmo\s e)s *)/olumpon a)naki/dnatai Pae.Delph. 11 . a)naki/dwtos, on, (a)ki/s) pointless, Hdn.Gr. 1.222 . a)nakindu_neu/w, run a further risk, D.C. 41.25 , 42.1 ( Pass. ); generally, run risks, c. inf., Hdt. 8.100 : c. dat., a). naumaxi/h|si ib. 68 .a/: c. part., a). sumba/llonta Id. 9.26 . a)naki_n-e/w (once -a/w, imper. a)nakei/na PHolm. 20.19 ), sway or swing to and fro, Hdt. 4.94 , cf. Hp. VC 21 . stir up, awaken, no/son a). S. Tr. 1259 ; of cocks or quails, stir them up (to fight), Pl. Lg. 789c ; a). po/lemon Plu. Luc. 5 ; u(polei/mmatasta/sewn Pomp. 16 :— Pass. , do/cai a)nakeki/nhntai Pl. Men. 85c , cf. Pherecyd. 102 J. uproot, ta\s krhpi=das Agath. 2.1 : metaph., ta\ kaqestw=ta Id. 4.27 . a)naki_/n-hma, atos, to/, swinging of the arms as an exercise, Hp. Vict. 2.64 . a)naki_/n-hsis, ews, h(, swinging to and fro of the arms as preparatory exercise of pugilists: metaph., preparation, prelude, Pl. Lg. 722d . stirring up, excitement, frenw=n S. OT 727 ; a)logi/as Porph. Abst. 1.41 . *)ana/kion, to/, = *)ana/keion , IG 2.660 :—*)ana/kia, ta/, festival of Dioscuri, ib. 570 . a)naki/rna^mai, mix, a)naki/rnatai poto/n S. Fr. 255.8 : metaph., fili/as . . a)naki/rnasqai mix the bowl of friendship, E. Hipp. 254 . as Pass. , a)h\r h(li/ou a)kti=sin a)nakirna/menos tempered by . . , Pl. Ax. 371d : mingle with, Iamb. in Nic. p.73 P.:— Act. , a)naki/rnhsin Ph. 1.284 , part. -kirna/s 1.153 :— Pass. , a)nakirna=tai Id. Fr. 74 H. (s. v. l.), cf. Alex. Trall. 1.13 . vanakisi/a, name of a tribe at Mantinea, IG 5(2).271.19 . a)nakka/zw, Locr. for a)nagk-, Jahresh. 14.168 (Tolophon, iii B. C.). a)nakla/zw, aor. 2 a)ne/kla^gon E. IA 1062 , Call. Hec. 1.1.10 : aor. 1 a)ne/klagca Ael. NA 12.33 :—cry aloud, scream out, E.l.c.; of a dog, bark, bay, X. Cyr. 1.4.15 ; of geese, cackle, Ael. l. c. a)naklai/w, Att. a)naki_n-kla/w, fut. -klau/somai Telecl. 1 D. :—weep aloud, burst into tears, a)naklau/sas me/ga Hdt. 3.14 , cf. 66 , D.C. Fr. 18.10 . c. acc., weep for, kaka\ me/zw h)\ w(/ste a)naklai/ein Hdt. 3.14 : so in Med. , u(mi=n ta/d' . . a)naklai/omai S. Ph. 939 ; ta\s parou/sas a)tuxi/as a)naklau/sasqai pro\s u(ma=s Antipho 2.4.1 . a)na/kla^-sis, ews, h(, (a)nakla/w) a bending back, flexure, Hp. Fract. 2 ; of swords, D.S. 5.30 ; curve, of the lines of a ship, Callix. 1 . reflection of light or reverberation of sound, Arist. AP 0.98a29 , Sens. 437b10 , al., Stoic. 2.199 ; so of the wind, Arist. Pr. 945a7 ; of water, a). poiei=sqai have its course turned, Plb. 4.43.9 ; a). th=s sarko\s poiei=sqai make it elastic, Arist. Pr. 966b17 . a)nakla^-smo/s, o(, = foreg. 1 , Heliod. ap. Orib. 46.12.1 . in metre, overlapping, cf. a)nakla/w 11.2 , Sch. Heph. 12 . a)na/kla^-stos, on, bent back, reflected: metaph., of participles derived from Nouns or Adjectives, Plu. 2.1011d . a)na-klauqmo/s or a)na-klausmo/s (so codd. l. citand.), o(, = sq., D.H. 6.46 . a)na/-klausis, ews, h(, (klai/w) lamentation, Id. 9.33 (pl.). a)nakla/w, bend back, cu/la Hp. Fract. 13 ; a)nakla/sas de/rhn E. Or. 1471 (lyr.); taw(=s a). ou)ra/n D.Chr. 12.2 ; a). th\nglw=ssan pro\s to\n ou)rano/n Aret. CA 1.7 ; to a wrestler, a)na/kla POxy. 466.29 (ii A. D.):— Pass. , pi/oimi to\n tra/xhlon a)nakeklasme/nh with my neck bent back, Theopomp.Com. 54 , cf. D.Chr. 5.25 ( Act. ); but in Medic., th\n kefalh\n a)nakeklasme/nhn messhgu\ tw=n w)moplate/wn ke/esqai Aret. SA 1.6 ; a)nakeklasme/noi with eyelids slightly open, Hp. Coac. 64 . break short off, or more prob., fend off, mhxana\s bro/xous periba/llontes a). Th. 2.76 ; prob. in D.C. 66.4 . metaph., a). e)p' a)/lla th\n dia/noian Plu. 2.359a . of light, reflect, ib. 696a , al.:— Pass. , Arist. Mete. 340a28 , al.; tosou=ton a)naklasqh=nai tw=n a)duna/twn ei)=nai/ fasin that [the rays] should be so much reflected, ib. 343b7 ; of sound, to be reverberated, Thphr. Sens. 53 ; of a ball, rebound, Arist. Ph. 255b27 . a)naklw/menos, in metre, of the overlapping of Ionic feet, me/tron a)naklw/menon Heph. 12 , cf. Sch. ad loc. a)na/kleis, eidos, h(, picklock, Poll. 7.107 . a)nakle/ptw, steal, prob. l. in h.Merc. 515 , cf. GDI 1586 (Dodona), Theoc. 5.9 :— Pass. , steal away, retire, Hsch. a)na/klhma, atos, to/, = a)na/klasis, tou= r(uqmou= Jul. Ep. 186 . a)naklh/rwsis, ews, h(, re-allotment, Sch. Pi. O. 7.110 . a)na/klh-sis, ews, h(, (a)nakale/w) calling on, invocation, qew=n Th. 7.71 ; salutation, address, Plu. 2.35a . calling aloud, oi( ba/traxoi . . a)naklh/sesi xrw=ntai ib. 982e ; zhtei=n tina met' a)naklh/sews Nymphis 9 . recalling, a). qe/rmhs poie/esqai Aret. CD 2.7 , cf. SD 2.12 : metaph., a)po\ tw=n ai)sqhtw=n e)pi\ ta\ nohta/ Porph. Marc. 10 . restoration, revival, Aret. SA 1.6 , cf. SD 1.7 . retreat, a). sa/lpiggi shmai/nein Plu. Fab. 12 , cf. Alex. 33 , Onos. 10.2 . a)naklh-te/on, one must revive, restore, Aët. 16.36 , Orib. Fr. 56 . a)naklh-th/ria, ta/, a festival on a king's proclamation, Plb. 18.55.3 , 28.12.8 . a)naklh-tiko/s, h/, o/n, fit for exhorting, pro\s o(mo/noian Plu. Lyc. 4 . fit for recalling; to\ a)naklhtiko\n shmai/nein, salpi/gcai sound a retreat, D.H. 8.65 , AP 11.136 ( Lucill. ): metaph., e)kdi/dwsi to\ a). tw=| *)/attidi Jul. Or. 5.169c . Adv. -kw=s Sch. E. Ph. 818 . a)na/klh-tos, on, called back to service, Lat. evocatus, D.C. 45.12 ; oi( a). Id. 55.24 , 78.5 . a)na/kliqron, to/, gloss on fulcrum; of the back of Cassiepeia's chair, Ptol. Alm. 7.5 . a)na/kli^ma, atos, to/, slope, ascent, th=s gh=s Apollod. Poliorc. 173.11 . a)nakli_nopa/lh, h(, Mart. 14.201 ( f.l. for e)pi- ). a)naklin-th/r, h=ros, o(, neighbour at dinner, prw=tos h)=n a). *darei/ou Ps.-Callisth. 2.13 . a)naklin-th/rion, to/, head-rest of a couch, Erot. s.v. a)naklismou= :—also a)na/klin-tron, to/, Poll. 6.9 ; condemned by Phryn. 130 . a)na-kli/nw, poet. a)gkl-, (v. kli/nw) lean one thing upon another, [to/con] poti\ gai/h| a)gkli/nas having laid it on the ground, Il. 4.113 ; *)/erws a)nakli/nas tou= to/cou to\n ph=xun Philostr. Im. 2.1 ; a). e(autou\s e)pi\ to\ e)nanti/on, of sailors struggling against the wind, Arist. Mech. 851b13 ; cause to recline at table, Plb. 31.4.5 , Ev.Luc. 12.37 :—mostly in Pass. , lie, sink, or lean back, recline, a)naklinqei\s pe/sen u(/ptios Od. 9.371 ; of persons asleep, 18.189 ; of rowers, 13.78 ; of the elephant, Arist. HA 498a11 ; to be strung, of strings of lyre, Philostr. Im. 1.10 . Pass. , of ground, lie sloping upwards, Gp. 2.3.1 . push or put back, and so, open, qu/rhn a)gkli/nas Od. 22.156 ; so of the door of Olympus, h)me\n a)nakli=nai pukino\n ne/fos h)d' e)piqei=nai Il. 5.751 , cf. Call. Ap. 6 ; th\n qu/rhn th\n kataphkth\n a)., i. e. the trap-door, Hdt. 5.16 . throw the head back, and so, lift up, th\n th=s yuxh=s au)gh/n Pl. R. 540a . overthrow, of earthquake, compared to batteringram, Paus. 7.24.10 . a)na/-kli^sis, ews, h(, lying or leaning back, position in bed, Hp. Coac. 487 , Arist. Cat. 6b11 . bending back, in tetanus, Aret. SA 1.6 . back to lean against, qro/noi . . a)nakli/seis e)/xontes . . IG 2.676 , cf. 2.701 ii (iii) 45 , cf. Ath. 5.192f ; ba/qron a)na/klisin e)/xon IG 4.39 (Aegina); bench, seat, JHS 12.232 , cf. IG 1.277 d. a)na-klismo/s, o(, back of a chair or couch, Hp. Art. 7 , Erot. s.v. e(<*>dos. a)na/-kli^tos, on, forreclining, di/fros Hp. Superf. 8 , Aret. CA 1.4 ; qro/nos, = a)naklinth/rion , Plu. Rom. 26 ; ta\ a)na/klita Ps.-Callisth. 3.22 . a)naklone/w, toss up and down, Opp. H. 3.478 . a)naklu/zw, fut. -u/sw, wash up against, A. R. 2.551 . abs., boil as with waves, Plu. 2.590f :—causal, stir up, xersi\ qala/ssion u(/dwr Sch. Nic. Al. 165 . Med. , rinse the mouth, Dsc. Eup. 1.66 . a)naklw/qw, of the Fates, undo the thread of one's life, change one's destiny, Luc. Hist.Conscr. 38 ; *moirw=n nh=m' a)ne/klwsan [ai( *mou=sai] IG 14.1188 . a)nakm-a/zw, break out afresh with renewed vigour, of sta/sis, J. BJ 5.1.1 . a)nakm-astiko/s, h/, o/n, = a)nhbhth/rios , Sch. E. Andr. 552 . a)naknada/llw, excite by scratching, of quails, Poll. 7.136 , 9.108 , Hsch. a)nakna/ptw, make old clothes fresh by fulling: metaph., a). ta\s a)llotri/as e)pinoi/as vamp them up as new, Lysipp. 4 . a)nakna/w, scratch, Paul.Aeg. 4.25 (in Med. ), cf. Phryn. PS p.12 B. a)nakni/desi: th=| o)sfu/i, Hsch. a)nakniso/w, perfume thoroughly, fill with vapour, Tryph. 349 . a)nakogxi/zw, dub. in Hp. Mochl. 2 . a)nakogxu^l-ia/zw, (ko/gxh) break open the capsule covering the seal of a will, diaqh/khn Ar. V. 589 (with double entente), cf. Aristid. Or. 51(27).9 . = a)nagargari/zw (sc. u(/dati), Pl. Smp. 185d (but a)nakogxuli/sai, Hsch. ). a)nakogxu^l-iasmo/s, o(, gargling, Ath. 5.187a , Antyll. ap. Orib. 5.28.3 ; and a)nakogxu^l-iasto/n (sc. fa/rmakon), to/, gargle, Pl.Com. 196 . a)nakogxu^l-i/zw, = -ia/zw , Eup. 275 , Ruf. ap. Aët. 2.92 , Poll. 6.25 , Gal. 11.769 . a)nakogxu^/l-isma, atos, to/, gargle, Orib. Eup. 4.69 . a)nakogxu^l-ismo/s, o(, = -iasmo/s , Aret. CA 1.7 , Orib. Fr. 74 . a)nakoiliasmo/s, o(, in pl., purgative, Cael.Aur. TP 2.14 . a)nakoine/w, = sq., only in Med. imper. a)nakoine/o (for -e/eo) Thgn. 73 . a)nakoin-o/w, communicate, impart, tini/ ti, v.l.in Pl. Cra. 383a . a). tini/ communicate with, take counsel with, Ar. Lys. 1177 ; a). toi=s ma/ntesi Pl. Lg. 913b ; a). tisi\n u(pe/r tinos Arist. Mir. 843b20 . Med. , with plpf. Pass. a)nekekoi/nwnto X. An. 5.6.36 :—properly, communicate what is one's own to another, so of a river, a)nakoinou=tai tw=| *)/istrw| to\ u(/dwr Hdt. 4.48 ; a). to\ u(/dwr pro\s th\n phgh/n Paus. 5.7.3 , cf. 8.28.3 . much like Act. , impart, tw=| qew=| peri/ tinos X. An. 3.1.5 , cf. 5.6.36 , etc.; a)nakoinou=sqai/ tini consult one, Pl. Prt. 314b ; toi=s summa/xois X. HG 6.3.8 ; pro\s tou\s oi)ke/tas a)nakoinou=sqai peri\ tw=n megi/stwn Thphr. Char. 4.2 : abs., boulome/nous a)nakoinou=sqai/ te kai\ e)s lo/gon e)lqei=n Ar. Nu. 470 , cf. Pl. Prt. 349a . a)nakoi/n-wsis, ews, h(, communication, Sch. Ar. Pl. 39 . a)nakoin-wte/os, a, on, Sch. E. Hipp. 295 . a)nakoira^ne/w, rule or command in a place, Posidipp. ap. Ath. 7.318d . a)nakoita/zomai, deflower a maiden, Sch. Opp. H. 1.390 . a)nakoll-a/w, glue on or to, glue together, tri/xas Dsc. 2.133 :— Pass. , xitw\n e)f' e(auto\n a)nakekollhme/nos Lyd. Mag. 2.13 . a)nako/ll-hma, atos, to/, adhesive plaster, Dsc. 2.135 , Aët. 7.70 . a)nako/ll-hsis, ews, h(, sticking up or out of in-growing eyelashes with an adhesive, Gal. 6.627 , Dsc. 1.71 . a)nakoll-htiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for glueing, Id. 2.133 ; of a plaster, Herasap. Gal. 13.782 . a)nakolou/qhtos, on, prob. f.l. for -ouqos , D.H. Th. 49 . a)nakolouq-i/a, h(, Rhet., inconsequence, esp. employed with humorous effect, Demetr. Eloc. 153 ; generally, Demetr.Lac. Herc. 1012.63 , Corn. Rh. p.368 H., Diogenian.Epicur. 3.26 . a)nako/louq-os, on, inconsequent, Epicur. Ep. 2p.41U. ; meta/basis a). Aët. 6.22 ; inconsistent, toi=s e(autou= lo/gois Muson. Fr. 10p.56H. ; v. l. in Arr. Epict. 1.7.18 . Gramm., anomalous, of inflexions, A.D. Pron. 66.1 , al.; also of changed constructions, a). sxh=ma, sxhmatismoi/, D.H. Th. 41 , 42 . Adv. -qws Id. Rh. 8.13 , Sch. Il. 2.469 , EM 722.2 . a)nakolp-a/zw, (ko/lpos) tuck up one's gown, gird oneself up, Ar. Th. 1174 ; but cf. a)nakalpa/zw. a)nakolp-o/w, = foreg., EM 410.20 :— Pass. , form a bay, Anon. Geog.Comp. 40 . a)nakolumba/w, come up after diving: trans., bring up from the bottom, Thphr. HP 4.6.5 :— Pass. , Hsch. a)nakoma/w, get hair again, Luc. DMeretr. 12.5 . a)nakombo/omai, gird oneself up for action, Gp. 10.83.1 . a)nakom-idh/, Dor. a)gkomida/ IG 4.742.17 , h(:— a carrying away again, recovery, h( tw=n ploi/wn a). Decr. ap. D. 18.75 . recovery, e)k tw=n nou/swn Hp. VM 21 . return, Arist. HA 597b9 , SIG 615.14 (Delph., ii B. C.), Onos. 11.3 . bringing up, tw=n e)pithdei/wn Str. 3.3.1 . a)nakom-i/zw, poet. a)gkom-, carry up, X. HG 2.3.20 :— Pass. , Din. 1.68 ; esp. to be carried up-stream, or up the country, Hdt. 2.115 . bring back, recover, oi)ke/thn v.l. in X. Mem. 2.10.1 :— Med. (with pf. Pass. , Id. An. 4.7.1 and 17 ), bring or take back or away with one, Hdt. 5.85 , Th. 6.7 :— Pass. , to be brought back, Hdt. 3.129 , etc.; and of persons, return, come or go back, Id. 2.107 , Th. 2.31 ; get safe away, escape, Plb. 1.38.5 : so in Med. , e(auto\n a)nakomi/zesqai e)k th=s *fili/ppou sunhqei/as withdraw from . . , Plu. Arat. 51 . to\ *mhdei/as e)/pos a)gkomi/sai bring back safe, i.e. redeem, fulfil, Pi. P. 4.9 (prob.):— Med. , a). tu/xan daimo/nwn bring it back upon oneself, E. Hipp. 831 (lyr.). restore to health, strengthen, Hp. Fract. 7 , cf. Gal. 1.405 ( Pass. ): metaph., peponhkui=an e)c a)rxh=s a)nakekomi/sqai th\n oi)koume/nhn Aristid. Or. 26(14).98 . a)nakom-iste/on, one must restore to health, Paul.Aeg. 3.39 . of Pass. , one must return, Ach.Tat. 5.11 . a)na/komma, atos, to/, (a)nako/ptw) check, flegmonw=n, o)dunw=n Aët. 12.20 . a)nakonei=n, v. a)nakwnh=n. a)na^konti/zw, intr., dart or shoot up, ai(=ma d' a)nhko/ntize Il. 5.113 ; so of water, Hdt. 4.181 . causal, qalassi/ous au)/ras Callistr. Stat. 14 . a)na-koph/, h(, resistance, check due to collision, Epicur. Ep. 1p.7U. (pl.), Phld. D. 1.14 (pl.), Plu. 2.76f , cf. 1128c . recoil of the waves, Id. Pyrrh. 15 , cf. J. BJ 1.21.6 ; in a tidal river, Str. 3.5.9 . back-water, Plu. Alex. 44 . clashing of vowels in hiatus, etc., D.H. Comp. 22 , cf. Dem. 38 . a)na-kopte/on, one must remove, eliminate, Paul.Aeg. 6.90 . a)na-ko/ptw, drive back, push back, qure/wn d' a)ne/kopten o)xh=as Od. 21.47 . beat back an assailant, Th. 4.12 , cf. Plu. Caes. 38 . a). nau=n check a ship's course, v.l. in Thphr. Char. 25.2 . return food, dia\ r(inw=n, ei)s ta\s r(i=nas, Herod.Med. in Rh.Mus. 58.86 , 90 and 96 , cf. Aret. SA 1.6 . knock out, ta\s o)/yeis a)nakopei/s Philostr. Her.Prooem. 2 . cut from below, Hld. 9.18 . beat up eggs, Sor. 1.222 , PMag.Lond. 121.180 . check, stop, h)=xon D.H. Comp. 22 ; prosdoki/an Phld. Piet. 25 ; a)oidh/n Coluth. 125 :— Pass. , to be stopped, restrained, th=s o(rmh=s Luc. Alex. 57 , cf. PFlor. 36.3 ; stop short in a speech, Luc. Nigr. 35 . Medic., take effect, a)nako/ptei ga\r ou(/tws h( w)fe/leia Herod.Med. in Rh.Mus. 58.92 (fort. diak., cf. SIG 1170.16 ). a)nakore/w, sweep again or out, Pherecr. 5 D. a)nako/s, o(, = a)/nac , Hdn. Gr. 1.150 , 2.647 , cf. Ael.Dion. Fr. 56 . a)nakosme/w, adorn anew, restore, IGRom. 4.468.14 (Pergam.), v. l. in Aristid. Or. 26(14).98 . a)na/koustos, on, not hearing, deaf, cj. in Ph. 2.417 . a)nakouf-i/zw, lift or raise up, S. Fr. 23 ; a). de/mas E. Or. 218 ; e(auto\n ei)s a)na/basin, of a horseman mounting, X. Eq. 7.2 ; of the ship of state, a). ka/ra buqw=n S. OT 23 ; o( a)h\r a). to\n a)sko/n Arist. Pr. 939a35 :— Pass. , feel lightened or lifted up, a)nekoufi/sqhn de/mas E. Hipp. 1392 ; to be relieved in mind, X. HG 5.2.28 . a)nakou/f-isis, ews, h(, relief, kakw=n S. OT 218 . a)nakou/f-isma, atos, to/, a relief, Hp. Vict. 2.64 . a)na/koyis, ews, h(, interval, tw=n parocusmw=n Herod. Med. in Rh.Mus. 58.91 . a)na-kraggai/nw: a)nakra/zw, Hsch. :—also a)na-kragga/nw, Phot. p.114R. a)nakra^deu/w, brandish, Hsch. a)nakra/zw, fut. -kra/comai or fut. pf. -kekra/comai LXX Jl. 3(4).16 : aor. a)ne/kra^gon; late a)ne/kraca ib. Jd. 7.20 , BGU 1201.11 , Ev.Marc. 1.23 , al.:—cry out, lift up the voice, shout, e)pei\ . . a)ne/kragon Od. 14.467 ; ei)/ ti pe/ran a)erqei\s a)ne/kragon if I raised my voice too high, Pi. N. 7.76 ; e)c e(no\s sto/matos a(/pantes a)ne/kragon Ar. Eq. 670 , cf. V. 1311 , etc.; ou)k a)ne/kragen, of a dying man, Antipho 5.44 ; prw=tos e)pi\ tou= bh/matos a)ne/kragen Arist. Ath. 28.3 : foll. by a relat., a)ne/kragon w(s eu)= le/goi Ar. Ec. 431 , cf. X. An. 5.1.14 ; thlikau=t' a)nekra/gete, w(s . . D. 21.215 : c. inf., a)nakrago/ntwn ba/llein . . Plu. Phoc. 34 . rarely of animals, a)\n glau\c a)nakra/gh| Men. 534.11 . a)na/kra_sis, ews, h(, mixing with others, Plu. Alex. 47 , etc. a)nakrate/w, hold up, support, Sor. 1.114 . a)nakraug-a/zw, cry aloud, Arr. Epict. 2.19.15 . a)nakrau/g-asma, atos, to/, loud outcry, Epicur. Fr. 414 (pl.). a)nakre/komai, begin to play, e)s se\ a(/pas o)/rnis a)nakre/ketai each bird tunes its voice for thee, AP 9.562 ( Crin. ). a)nakrem-a/nnu_mi, poet. a)gkr-:— Pass. , -kre/ma^mai:— hang up on a thing, passa/lw| a)gkrema/sasa Od. 1.440 ; ta\s pe/das a)nekre/masan e)s th\n a)kro/polin, as a votive offering, Hdt. 5.77 ; ta\ o(/pla pro\s to\ *)aqh/naion ib. 95 ; a). tina/ crucify, Id. 9.120 ; broxo\n e(autw=| periqei\s a)nekre/mase D.S. 2.6 ; suspend a wounded limb in a sling, Hp. Art. 22 :— Pass. , a)nakremame/nou tou= ne/kuos being hung up, Hdt. 2.121 . g/; tou/tou . . tou= a)nakremasqe/ntos Id. 9.122 , cf. 7.194 . make dependent, a). e)c a)llh/lwn th\n du/namin Pl. Ion 536a ; a)nakrema/sas [u(ma=s] a)po\ tw=n e)lpi/dwn Aeschin. 3.100 ; a). th\n pi/stin ei)/s tina Pib. 8.19.3 . a)nakrem-asmo/s, o(, hanging up, AB 447 . a)nakrem-asth/r, h=ros, o(, = kremasth/r , Sor. ap. Orib. 54.31.20 . *)anakreo/nteios, a, on, of Anacreon, me/tron Heph. 15.22 , cf. Sch. Heph. p.118 C. a)nakrh/mnhmi, = a)nakrema/nnumi , shore up, J. BJ 5.11.4 ; undermine, u(pono/mois to\ tei=xos App. Mith. 75 :—also a)nakrhmna/w, prob. in J. BJ 2.17.8 , AJ 7.10.2 . a)nakri_bh/s, e/s, inaccurate, Eust. 878.37 , al. a)nakri/nw, examine closely, interrogate, esp. judicially, *pausani/an Th. 1.95 , cf. Antipho 2.1.9 , Pl. Smp. 201e ; a). tina\ po/qen zh=| Diph. 32.3 ; sound a person, LXX 1 Ki. 20.12 . inquire into, a). tou\s e)rgasame/nous Antipho 2.3.2 ; th\n [ai)ti/an] Phld. Po. 994 Fr. 21 , cf. Lib. p.21 O.:— Med. , a). poina\ ti/s e)/stai what remedy there shall be, Pi. P. 4.63 . examine magistrates so as to prove their qualification, D. 57.66 and 70 . of the magistrates, examine persons concerned in a suit, so as to prepare the matter for trial, And. 1.101 , Is. 5.32 ; o( a)/rxwn a)ne/krine pa=sin u(mi=n kai\ a)nakri/nas ei<*>sh/gagen ei)s to\ dikasth/rion D. 48.31 , cf. Arist. Ath. 56.6 :— Pass. , a)nekri/qhsan ai( a)mfisbhth/seis D. 48.23 :— Med. , ou)k a)nekri/nato tau/thn [th\n grafh/n] he did not have it examined, of the prosecutor, Id. 21.103 , cf. 53.17 . generally, examine, ma/rturas SIG 953.46 (Calymna); tina/ 1 Cor. 9.3 :— Med. , Michel 409.9 (Cos). select, Ps.-Callisth. 3.26 . in Med. , abs., a)nakri/nesqai pro\s e(wutou/s dispute, wrangle one with another, Hdt. 9.56 . a)na/krisis, poet. a)/gkr-, ews, h(, ( a)nakri/nw 11.1 ) examination of the qualifications of magistrates, Poll. 8.85 . ( a)nakri/nw 11.2 ) previous examination of parties concerned in a suit, preparation of the matter for trial, X. Smp. 5.2 , etc., cf. PSI 4.392 (iii B. C.), OGI 374 (pl.), Act.Ap. 25.26 ; of the magistrate, a)na/krisin dido/nai, paradido/nai, Pl. Chrm. 176c , Lg. 855e ; of the parties, ei)s a)na/krisin h(/kein Is. 6.13 , etc.; mhd' ei)s a)/gkrisin e)lqei=n, i. e. should not even begin proceedings (where however the Sch. explains e)s a)/gkrisin by e)s ma/xhn, cf. a)nakri/nw 111 ), A. Eu. 364 ; ou)d' a). moi dw/seis you will not allow me the first forms of law, Pl. Chrm. l. c. generally, inquiry, examination, Id. Phdr. 277e . preliminary examination of a slave before sale, POxy. 1463.12 , etc. examination, testing of magical ingredients, etc., PMag.Par. 1.1992 , 2007 . quarrel, dispute, Hdt. 8.69 ; disputation, Phld. Acad.Ind. p.72 M. a)nakrith/r, Dor. a)nkrith/r, h=ros, o(, examining magistrate, GDI 3055.1 (Chalcedon) (pl.). a)nakri/tws, Adv. with a second kri/sis, relapse, Pall. in Hp. 2.181 D. a)nakrota^li/zw, = a)nakrote/w , Hippoloch. ap. Ath. 4.129c . a)nakrote/w, lift up and strike together, tw\ xei=r' a)nekro/ths' u(f' h(donh=s Ar. Pl. 739 ; a)nakroth/sas ta\s xei=ras Aeschin. 2.226 ; tai=s xersi\n u(f' h(donh=s Plu. Mar. 44 : abs., oi( d' a)nekro/thsan applauded vehemently, Ar. Eq. 651 , V. 1314 , cf. J. AJ 12.4.9 , Alciphr. 1.39 : aor. part. a)nakorth/sasa cj. in Hexam. ap. Diogenian. 3.67 . a)na/krou-ma, atos, to/, = -krousis 11 , Corn. Rh. p.353 H. a)nakrou-si/a: paidia=s ei)=dos e)pi\ sfai/ras, Hsch. a)na/krou-sis, ews, h(, pushing back, esp. pushing a ship back, backing water, Th. 7.36 ; h( pa/lin a). ib. 62 ; of a horse, with the bit, Plu. 2.549c : metaph., reaction against depression, -seis tou= fronh/matos ib. 78a ; return, th=s palindromi/as Iamb. in Nic. p.76 P. in Music, first beginning of a tune, Str. 9.3.10 . a)nakrou-ste/on, one must check, X. Eq. 10.12 . a). to\n lo/gon put back for a fresh start, Dam. Pr. 85 . a)nakrou-stiko/s, h/, o/n, capable of reacting, plhgh/ Plu. 2.936f . a)nakrou/-w, poet. a)gkr-, push back a gate-pin, ba/lanon Aen.Tact. 18.6 ; stop short, check, i(/ppon xalinw=| X. Eq. 11.3 ; back horses, to\ zeu=gos Plu. Alc. 2 :— Pass. , Them. in Ph. 130.25 . a)po\ xersou= nh=a . . a)nakrou/eskon thrust her off from shore, A.R. 4.1650 ; throw up, di/skon Philostr. Her. 2.5 . in Med. , a)nakrou/esqai pru/mnhn put one's ship astern, by backing water, Ar. V. 399 , cf. D.S. 11.18 ; or a)nakrou/esqai alone, Th. 7.38 , 40 ; [ e)pi\] pru/mnhn a). Hdt. 8.84 ; but nh=as a)., simply row back, Tryph. 523 : metaph., to\n lo/gon pa/lin a). put back and make a fresh start, Pl. Phlb. 13d ; pau=e . . mikro\n a)nakrouo/menos Luc. Nigr. 8 ; w(/sper a(rmoni/an e)klelume/nhn a). au)=qis e)pi\ sw/frona no/mon kai\ bi/on Plu. Cleom. 16 . in Music, strike up, Theoc. 4.31 : hence, begin a speech, Plb. 4.22.11 . a)nakrou/ein xeroi=n, = a)nakrotei=n , Autocr. 1 . a)nakru/ptw, only in aor. 2 a)ne/kru^fe Nonn. D. 6.87 . a)nakrwthri/astos, on, unmutilated, Eust. 31.41 , Sch. Th. 3.34 . a)nakta/omai, fut. -h/somai: pf. a)ne/kthmai S. Fr. 358 :—regain for oneself, recover, turanni/da, a)rxh\n a). o)pi/sw, Hdt. 1.61 , 3.73 ; *)/argos e)s e(wutou\s a). o)pi/sw 6.83 ; dw=ma patro/s A. Ch. 237 ; a). tai=s po/lesi th\n e)leuqeri/an D.S. 16.14 ; repair, retrieve, e)lattw/seis Plb. 10.33.4 . refresh, revive, sw/mata, yuxa/s, Id. 3.60.7 , 87.3 ; tou\s kekmhko/tas u(po\ trauma/twn D.H. 2.42 ; glh/xwn . . leipoqumou=ntas -kta=tai Dsc. 3.31 ; a). e(auto/n J. AJ 9.6.4 , Arr. Epict. 3.25.4 , etc. reinstate, tou\s e)ptaiko/tas D.C. 44.47 ; restore, naou/s Id. 53.2 ; qusi/as IG 2.628 . c. acc. pers., win a person over, gain his favour or friendship, to\n qeo/n Hdt. 1.50 , X. Cyr. 1.3.9 , Men. Pk. 123 , etc.; pampo/llous fi/lous X. Cyr. 2.2.10 . ( Act. dub., v. sub a)nakti/zw.) a)nakte/nisma, atos, to/, carding, screening, sifting, Gloss. a)nakte/on, (a)na/gw) one must bring up, fle/gma dia\ tou= sto/matos Hp. Dent. 25 . one must refer, ei)s th\n u(/lhn ta\s ai)ti/as Arist. GA 778b1 . one must reduce, bring back, ei)s th\n palaia\n a)taci/an Plu. Nob. 3 . a)na/-kthsis, ews, h(, regaining, a)gaqw=n Hierocl. in CA 24p.474M. , Herm. ap. Stob. 1.41.44 , Dam. Pr. 75 ; a)rourw=n PTeb. 378.12 ; arecovery of strength, etc., Thphr. Fr. 166 , Porph. Marc. 4 , f.l. in Hp. VM 4 . a)na-kthte/os, a, on, able to be recovered, Philostr. VA 2.7 . a)nakthte/on one must recover, recruit, Antyll. ap. Orib. 7.12.5 . a)na-kthtiko/s, h/, o/n, recuperative: a)nakthtiko/n: glh/xwn, Hsch. (cf. a)nakta/omai 1.2 ). a)na-kti/zw, rebuild, Str. 9.2.5 , D.Chr. 2.79 : fut. a)nakti/ssw, prob. l. for a)nakth/sousi in App.Anth. 6.75 :— Pass. , CIG 8646 (vi A. D.), al. a)na/-kti^sis, ews, h(, rebuilding, J. AJ 15.11.6 . a)na-ktisth/s, ou=, o(, refounder, Sch. Theoc. 5.72 . a)nakti/ths, ou, o(, a precious stone, Orph. L. 194 . a)nakto/reos, a, on, = a)nakto/rios , of the emperor, e)xqro/s APl. 5.350 . a)naktori/a, h(, (a)na/ktwr) lordship, rule, A.R. 1.839 ; management of horses, h.Ap. 234 . a)nakto/rios, a, on, belonging to a lord or king, royal, u(/es Od. 15.397 . a)nakto/rion, to/, = a)na/ktoron , Hsch. , Suid. , v.l. in Hdt. 9.65 . = cifi/on , Ps.- Dsc. 4.20 . -ios, o(, = a)rtemisi/a , Id. 3.113 . a)na/ktoron, to/, king's dwelling, palace, in pl., AP 9.657 ( Marian. ): mostly of the dwelling of gods, temple, shrine, *dh/mhtros a). ib. 147 ( Antag. ); *qe/tidos ei)s a). E. Andr. 43 : pl., ib. 117 , al., S. Fr. 757 ; to\ e)n *)eleusi=ni a). Hdt. 9.65 , cf. Hegesand. 8 , Posidon. 41 , Chor. p.86.24B. a)nakto/s, h/, o/n, drawn from a spring, u(/dwr Stad. 26 , cf. 75 . *)anaktotele/stai, w=n, oi(, (tele/w) presidents of the mysteries of the Corybantes (cf. Paus. 10.38.7 ), prob. in Hsch. (-teleutai/ cod.). a)na/ktwr, oros, o(, = a)/nac , of gods, A. Ch. 357 , E. IT 1414 : pl., Cerc. 4.36 , cf. Ptol. Tetr. 122 . a)nakui/+skw, impregnate again, Arist. HA 573b18 . a)naku^ka/w, stir up and mix, mix up, *qasi/an (sc. a(/lmhn), fa/rmaka, Ar. Ach. 671 , Pl. 302 , cf. Thphr. CP 6.1.5 : metaph., to\n logismo/n Ph. 1.690 . a)nakukleu/w, reverse, App. BC 4.103 . a)nakukl-e/w, turn round again, a)naku/klei de/mas E. Or. 231 ; revolve in one's mind, pro\s e)mauto/n Luc. Nigr. 6 ; repeat, tou\s au)tou\s lo/gous Plu. Dem. 29 , cf. Phld. Mus. p.40K. , Herm. in Phdr. p.191A. :— Pass. , to be renewed, po/lemos e)f' e(auto\n -ou/menos Procop. Arc. 11 . intr. in Act. , come round in a circle, Arist. GC 338a4 ; ai( au)tai\ do/cai a). e)n toi=s a)nqrw/pois Id. Mete. 339b29 :—so in Pass. , a). pro\s au(th/n Pl. Ti. 37a ; ai( tu/xai polla/kis a). peri\ tou\s au)tou/s Arist. EN 1100b3 . a)naku/kl-hsis, ews, h(, a coming round again, circuit, revolution, Pl. Plt. 269e , cf. Plu. Sol. 4 . in Metric, recurrence of form, strophic arrangement, Heph. 17.4 , Poëm. 3.2 . a)nakukl-hte/on, one must employ a cycle of treatment, Orib. ap. Aët. 11.11 . a)nakukl-iko/s, h/, o/n, easy to turn round, of a verse that will read either backwards or forwards, a)nastre/fon h)\ a)nakukliko/n AP 6.323 tit. a)nakukl-ismo/s, o(, circuit, revolution, e)niautou= mega/lou D.S. 12.36 . a)nakukl-o/w, = a)nakukle/w , v.l. in AP 9.342 ( Parmen. ), in Pass. —The Act. perh. in Jul. Ep. 180p.394 c (a)nakuklou/shs). a)naku/kl-wma, atos, to/, cycle, revolution, mhniai=on a)., of the moon, Secund. Sent. 6 . a)naku/kl-wsis, ews, h(, = a)naku/klhsis , Ptol. Tetr. 87 ; wheeling about, i(ppikou= ta/gmatos Hdn. 4.2.9 ; a). tw=n politeiw=n cycle of constitutions, Plb. 6.9.10 . a)nakuli/ndw, 'reflect', t.t. in dissection, Gal. 2.730 . a)naku^li/w [i_], roll up, li/qous Luc. Luct. 8 , cf. D.H. Comp. 20 ; overturn, a(ma/cas Plu. 2.304f : metaph., xiliotala/ntous a)nakuli=on ou)si/as Alex. 116.7 ; roll away or back, a)nakeku/listai o( li/qos Ev.Marc. 16.4 . a)nakumba^lia/zw, (ku/mbalon), only in Il. 16.379 di/froi a)nakumbali/azon the chariots fall rattling over. a)nakuntei=n: r(e/gxein, Hsch. a)naku_po/w, overturn, turn upside down, Lyc. 137 , Nic. Th. 705 . a)naku/ptw, fut. -ku/yomai Ar. Av. 146 , Pl. Euthd. 302a ; -yw Luc. DMar. 3.1 : aor. a)ne/kuya Hdt. 5.91 , etc.: pf. a)nake/ku_fa E. Cyc. 212 , X. Eq. 7.10 :—lift up the head, Thphr. Char. 11.3 ; a)nakekufw/s with the head high, of a horse, X. l. c.; ka)gku/yas (for kai\ a)naku/yas) e)/xe and keep your head up, Ar. Th. 236 ; e)n o)rofh=| poiki/lmata qew/menos a)naku/ptwn throwing his head back, Pl. R. 529b ; a)naku/yate kai\ e)pa/rate ta\s kefala/s Ev.Luc. 21.28 ; esp. in drinking, Arist. HA 613a13 , cf. E. l. c.; e)piku/ptein kai\ a). Gal. 6.146 . come up out of the water, pop up, Ar. Ra. 1063 ; e)k th=s qala/sshs ei)s to\n e)nqa/de to/pon Pl. Phd. 109d ; a). me/xri tou= au)xe/nos, opp. katadu=nai, Id. Tht. 171d , cf. Phdr. 249c . metaph., emerge, crop up, o(/ti e)c au)tw=n kalo/n ti a)naku/yoito Id. Euthd. 302a ; ai( -ku/ptousai xrei=ai Ascl. Tact. 11.7 , cf. Ath. 1.25e , Cod.Just. 1.2.17 . of persons, rise out of difficulties, breathe again, Hdt. 5.91 , X. Oec. 11.5 ; ta\ tw=n *karxhdoni/wn a)ne/kuye Plb. 1.55.1 , cf. D.Chr. 13.35 ; a)po\ tw=n muxw=n tou= sw/matos Porph. Marc. 6 . a)naku_ri/wsis, ews, h(, authoritative demeanour, Hp. Decent. 12 . a)nakurta=sai: a)naskirth=sai, a)naphdh=sai, Hsch. a)na/kurtos, on, curved upwards or backwards, Gloss. a)nakwdwni/zw, try by the sound, ring, Ar. Fr. 303 . a)nakwku/w <*> u_, wail aloud, ka)nakwku/sas ligu/ A. Pers. 468 , cf. S. Ant. 1227 ; ka)nakwku/ei . . o)cu\n fqo/ggon utters a loud shrill wailing cry, ib. 423 . a)na/kwlos, on, docked, curtailed, a). xitwni/skos a 'cutty sark', short frock, Plu. 2.261f , SIG 1179.8 (Cnidus); of a camel, short-legged, D.S. 2.54 . a)na/kwma, atos, to/, f.l. for a)nakw/nama (?), [ Philol. ]ap. Stob. 1.20.2 . a)nakwmw|de/w, to bring on the stage, satirize, dub. in Plu. 2.10c . a)nakwnh=n: a)nastre/fein, Hsch. (a)nakonei=n cod.); cf. kwna=n. a)nakw=s, Adv. carefully, a)nakw=s e)/xein tino/s look well to a thing, give good heed to it, Hdt. 1.24 , 8.109 , Th. 8.102 , Plu. Thes. 33 ; a). qerapeu/ein Hp. Carn. 19 ; ta\s (th=s Pierson) qu/ras a). e)/xwn Pl.Com. 202 .— Dor. acc. to Erot. s. v., but found in Ion. and Early Att. (Connected with a)/nac by Plu. l. c., cf. AB 391 , Phot. p.113R. ) a)nakwxe/w: a)naxwre/w, Hsch. v. a)nokwxeu/w. a)nakwxh/, a)nakwxeu/w, v. a)nokwxh/ :—also a)nakwxa/zw, bring to a stop, nau=n Dam. Isid. 272 . a)nala/zomai, take again, morfh/n Mosch. 2.163 . a)nala/kata: ou\ pro\s h)laka/thn e)rgazo/menos, Hsch. a)nalakei=n, cry aloud, Sch. A. Ch. 33 . a)nalakti/zw, kick upwards, Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.31.2 . a)n-a^la^la/zw, raise a war-cry, a)nhla/lazon [oi( stratiw=tai] X. An. 4.3.19 ; strato\s d' a)nhla/lace E. Ph. 1395 : generally, cry aloud, Id. Supp. 719 . a)nalamba/nw, fut. -lh/yomai: Ion. pf. inf. Pass. -lela/mfqai or -lela/fqai Hp. Off. 11 , part. -lelamme/nos Id. Art. 11 :—take up, take into one's hands, to\ paidi/on Hdt. 1.111 ; ta\ to/ca, ta\ o(/pla, etc., 3.78 , 9.46 ; take on board ship, 1.166 , Th. 7.25 , etc.; take up into heaven, in Pass. , LXX 4 Ki. 2.9 , Act.Ap. 1.11 : and generally, take with one, esp. of troops, supplies, etc., Hdt. 9.51 , Th. 5.64 , 8.27 , etc.; part. a)nalabw/n often = with, a)/ndras a)nalabw\n h(gh/somai X. An. 7.3.36 , cf. Th. 5.7 . suspend in a sling, Hp. Art. 22 . metaph., take up, for the purpose of examining, Pl. Ap. 22b , Men. 87e , al. receive, filofro/nws a). Id. Ep. 329d , etc.; of women, a). t<*>\n gonh/n conceive, Plu. 2.495e . take upon oneself, assume, th\n proceni/an Th. 6.89 ; th\n a)rxh/n Inscr.Prien. 123 ; ko/smon, of a king, OGI 383.135 ; e)sqh=ta Plu. Arist. 21 ; pro/swpon, sxh=ma, Luc. Nigr. 11 , Somn. 13 . in Med. , undertake, engage in, a)nalabe/sqai k<*>/ndunon Hdt. 3.69 :—also Act. , a)nti\ th=s fili/as to\n po/lemon a)nalabei=n Philipp. ap. D. 18.78 . take up, adopt, Arist. Fr. 76 :— Pass. , Aeschin. 1.52 , cf. Epicur. Fr. 172 . of money, confiscate, in Pass. , OGI 338.24 (Pergam.), PSI 1.104.10 (late ii A.D.); klh=ros a)neilhmme/nos ei)s to\ basiliko/n PTeb. 61b74 (ii B. C.), etc., Plu. 2.484a , D.L. 7.181 . learn by rote, Arr. Epict. 2.16.5 , Plu. Ages. 20 , Alex.Aphr. in Top. 494.31 . include, tw=| no/mw| OGI 629 (Palmyra). Medic., make up ingredients, khrw=| kai\ na/rdw| Aret. CA 1.1 , cf. 2.3 ( Pass. ); so in Magic, a). oi)/nw| kai\ me/liti, o)/cei, PMag.Par. 1.1316 , 2690 . raise, erect a wall, IG 2.1054.9 . abs., lift up one's voice, LXX Nu. 14.1 . get back, regain, recover, th\n a)rxh/n Hdt. 3.73 , X. HG 3.5.10 ; a). e)pisth/mhn Pl. Men. 85d ; ou)d' a)fe/nti li/qon dunato\n a)nalabei=n Arist. EN 1114a18 . retrieve, make good, th\n ai)ti/hn Hdt. 7.231 ; a(marti/an S. Ph. 1249 , E. Ion 426 ; th\n a)rxai/an a)reth/n X. Mem. 3.5.14 ; tau=ta a). kai\ metagignw/skein D. 21.109 . restore, repair, th\n prote/rhn kako/thta Hdt. 8.109 : abs., Id. 5.121 ; a). th\n po/lin e)k th=s pro/sqen a)qumi/as X. HG 6.5.21 ; a). e(auto/n recover oneself, regain strength, Th. 6.26 , Pl.Com. 10D. , Men. Sam. 243 ; collect oneself, Isoc. 5.22 : abs., Pl. R. 467b , D. 18.163 , Hp. Mul. 2.118 . take up again, resume, in narrative or argument, to\n lo/gon Hdt. 5.62 , Pl. R. 544b , al.; polla/kis a). Id. Phd. 95e ; a)nalabei=n diecio/nta repeat in detail, Id. Euthd. 275c ; at Rome, a). qusi/as, = instaurare sacra, Plu. Cor. 25 ; a). th=| mnh/mh| recollect, Pl. Plt. 294d ; without th=| mnh/mh|, Plu. Lyc. 21 ; but a). mnh/mhn recover a memory, Arist. Mem. 451a22 ; pro\s e(auto\n a). run over in one's mind, Pl. Ti. 26a . receive back into a family, Luc. Abd. 9 , al. pull up short, of a horse, X. Eq. 3.5 ; check, oi(=o/nper i(/ppon to\n lo/gon a). Pl. Lg. 701c ; th\n o(rmh\n th=s new/s Plb. 16.3.4 ; a). ta\s ku/nas call them back, X. Cyn. 7.10 . win over, Ar. Eq. 682 , Din. 1.28 , Plu. Brut. 24 , al.; a). to\n a)kroath/n Arist. Rh. 1354b32 . a)gora\n stoai=s a)neilhmme/nhn dittai=s, perh. on a terrace supported by two colonnades, Dicaearch. 59.23 ; cf. a)na/lhmma 11 . a)nala/mpw, flame up, take fire, X. Cyr. 5.1.16 ; shine out, of the sun, Thphr. CP 4.13.6 : metaph., a)kti=nes a)reth=s a). Ph. 1.335 ; flame up, of envy, Jul. ad Ath. 274d . metaph., break out, as war, Plu. Sull. 6 , cf. 7 . of a person, come to oneself again, revive, Id. Brut. 15 , cf. 2.694f ; blaze up with enthusiasm, Philostr. VA 5.30 . trans., cause to shine, fw=s Plu. Alex. 30 ; liqokalle/a morfh/n, of a sculptor, App.Anth. 2.534 (Halic.). illummate, to\ zofero/n Heraclit. Ep. 6.3 . a)na/lamyis, ews, h(, shining forth, tou= nohtou= fwto/s Ph. 1.7 ; a). eu)menei=s e)/xein Plu. 2.419f . a)nalgh/s, e/s, = a)na/lghtos, pro\s to\ ai)sxro/n Plu. 2.528d : of a mortified state of body, Hp. Art. 69 ; painless, qa/natos Plu. Sol. 27 . a)nalghsi/a, h(, want of feeling, insensibility, Democr. 193 , D. 18.35 , Arist. EN 1100b32 , Ph. 2.318 . a)na/lghtos, on, without pain, and so: of persons, insensible to pain or danger, Meliss. ap. Arist. Xen. 974a19 , cf. EN 1115b26 . unfeeling, hard-hearted, ruthless, S. Aj. 946 (lyr.); -o/teros ei)=nai to feel less resentment, Th. 3.40 : c. gen., a). gene/sqai tino/s to be ins nsible to, Plu. Aem. 35 . Adv. -tws unfeelingly, S. Aj. 1333 ; callously, a). a)kou/ein Plu. 2.46c . of things, not painful, a)na/lghta (sc. pra/gmata) a lot free from pain, S. Tr. 126 . cruel, pa/qos E. Hipp. 1386 (lyr.). a)naldh/s, e/s, (a)ldai/nw) not thriving, feeble, karpoi/ Hp. Aër. 15 ; barren, Ar. V. 1045 (anap.); a)/rourai a)nalde/a fullio/wsai without fruiting, Arat. 333 . a)naldh/skw, grow up, A.R. 3.1363 ; spring up afresh, Opp. C. 2.397 . a)naleai/nw, bruise, crush, pound fine, v.l. in Dsc. 5.74 . a)nale/gw, Ep. impf. a)/llegon (v. infr.): fut. -le/cw Ar. Av. 50 <*>: Ep. aor. inf. a)lle/cai:— Med. , v. infr.:—pick up, gather up, o)ste/a a)lle/cai Il. 21.321 ; o)ste/a . . a)/llegon e)s fia/lhn 23.253 ; a)na/ t' e)/ntea kala\ le/gontes 11.755 ; e)k bi/blwn a). collect materials from books, IG 3.716 :— Med. , pick up for oneself, tou\s stath=ras Hdt. 3.130 ; [skw/lhkas] a). th=| glw/tth|, of the woodpecker, Arist. HA 614b1 ; a). pneu=ma collect one's breath, AP 12.132 ( Mel. ); select or take up a theme for discussion, Ps.- Alex. Aphr. in SE 17.15 . in Med. , reckon up, to\n xro/non Plu. Lyc. 1 :— Pass. (with fut. a)nale/comai Them. in Ph. 132.7 ), o(/ soi timh\n oi)/sei ei)s to\n e)/peita xro/non a)nalego/menon being recounted, X. An. 2.1.17 . in Med. , read through, to\ peri\ yuxh=s gra/mm' a)naleca/menos Call. Epigr. 25 ; suxna\s a)naleca/menos grafa/s D.H. 1.89 ; e)k gramma/twn a). ti Plu. 2.582a :— Pass. , *sapfou=s -ome/nhs ib. 711d . Med. , recover, a)po\ th=s kataplh/cews dub. in D.S. 32.6 . a)nalei=: sxola/zei ( Tarent. ), Hsch. a)nalei-o/w, grind, rub down again, Pelag.Alch. p.255 B. a)nalei/-wsis, ews, h(, Id. p.254 B. a)n-a/leiptos, on, unanointed, Antyll. ap. Aët. 3.9 :—also a)n-a/leifos, on, Them. Or. 20.235d , Archig. ap. Aët. 3.194 . a)nalei/fw, smear on, apply a drug, Orib. Fr. 117 . a)nalei/xw, lick up, to\ ai(=ma Hdt. 1.74 . a)n-aleiyi/a, h(, neglect of anointing, Sm. Ps. 108.24 , prob. l. for a)naleifi/h in Hp. Vict. 2.57 . lack of oil, CPR 57.16 (iii A. D.). a)na-lekte/on, one must collect, Agath. Praef. p.139 D. , Eust. 1039.47 . a)na-le/kths, ou, o(, Lat. -lecta, slave who picked up broken meats, Mart. 7.20 . a)na/-lektos, on, select, choice, gunai=kes a). to\ ka/llos Socr. Ep. 9 . -lectris, -idos, dub. in Ov. AA 3.273 (v. a)nalhptri/s). a)n-a^lh/qhs, es, untrue, false, Plb. 12.26d6 . Plu. Comp.Alc.Cor. 2 . Adv. -qws M.Ant. 2.16 . of styles, affected, D.H. Dem. 4 ( Comp. ), Longin. 3.4 . a)na/-lhmma, atos, to/, that which is used for repairing or supporting; sling for a wounded limb, Hp. Off. 23 . any high erection or embankment, esp. of substructures or retaining-walls, SIG 2587.20 , SIG 290 (Delph.), 813 A 5 (Delph.), IG 11.163A38 (Delos), cf. 165.33 , D.S. 17.71 : pl., Id. 20.36 , D.H. 3.69 , IG 4.203.21 ; to\ a). th=s po/lews *daui/d LXX 2 Ch. 32.5 ; a). u(yhlo\n peribo/lou i(erou= ib. Si. 50.2 . sun-dial, CIG 2681 , Vitr. 9.7.7 . = me/ros ti tou= h(/patos , Hsch. a)na-lhpte/on, one must take up a question, Pl. Phlb. 33c ; recall, ei)s mnh/mhn Id. Lg. 864b ; a). e(autou/s they must recover themselves, Plu. 2.136a , cf. Sor. 2.59 :—Adj. -te/os Plu. 2.1116e . a)na-lhpth/r, h=ros, o(, bucket, J. AJ 8.3.7 ; ladle or bowl, LXX 2 Ch. 4.16 . a)na-lhptiko/s, h/, o/n, restorative, ku/klos, of medical treatment, Sor. 2.88 , cf. Gal. 1.301 . Adv. -kw=s Id. 14.672 . a)na-lhptri/s, i/dos, h(, suspensory bandage, Gal. 18(1).323 ; analemptris, = stro/fion , prob.l. in Ov. AA 3.273 . a)na-lh=sai: a)natre/yai, Hsch. (fort. -lu=sai). a)na/-lhyis, later -lhmyis, ews, h(, hyperdor. -layis Ti Locr. 100c :— taking up, e.g. suspension in a sling, fixing a bandage, Hp. Art. 22 , Off. 9 ; looping or tying up of vines, POxy. 1692.20 (ii A. D.), cf. 1631.13 (iii A. D.). receiving back into a family, Luc. Abd. 5 . acquirement of knowledge, etc., Phld. Rh. 1.31 S. , al., Ti.Locr. l.c., S.E. P. 1.73 , D.S. 1.1 ; i(erw=n Plu. 2.351e . assumption of an office, dub. in Inscr.Prien. 123 ; diadh/matos OGI 383.102 . Pass. , being taken up or away, Psalm.Solom. 4.20 ; ascension, Ev.Luc. 9.51 . reception, entertainment, SIG 888.36 (Thrace). assimilation, trofh=s Menon Iatr. 25.48 . recovery, mnh/mhs Arist. Mem. 451a20 ; means of regaining, Plu. Publ. 9 . making good, making amends, Th. 5.65 ; refreshing of soldiers after hard work, Plb. 3.87.1 , cf. Luc. Par. 40 ; a)na/lhyin poiei=n Demetr.Com.Nov. 1.10 :—recovery from illness, Hp. Aph. 4.27 , Pl. Ti. 83e . repair, Str. 13.1.38 , PSI 1.83.11 (iii A. D.). repetition, [ Longin. ] Rh. p.200H. a)nalq-h/s, e/s, not to be healed, e(lku/drion Hp. Art. 63 , cf. Arctin. Iliup. 5 , Aret. SD 1.7 , Q.S. 3.84 . not healing, powerless to heal, fa/rmaka Bion Fr. 13.4 . deadly, inflicting incurable wounds, Opp. C. 2.424 . a)na/lq-htos, on, = foreg., incurable, Nonn. D. 35.296 . a)n-ali/gkios, on, unlike, Hsch. a)nalikma/w, winnow out, of grain, v.l. in Pl. Ti. 52e . a)na/lios, on, Dor. for a)nh/lios. a)na/lipos [a_l], on, Dor. for a)nh/lipos, barefoot, f.l. in Theoc. 4.56 . a)na_li/skw E. IT 337 , Ar. Th. 1131 , Th. 7.48 :—also a)na_lo/w Hp. VM 10 , A. Th. 813 , E. Med. 325 , Ar. Pl. 248 , Arar. 10 , Th. 2.24 , al., Democr. 280 , X. Hier. 11.1 : impf. a)nh/liskon Pl. R. 552b , X. Cyr. 1.2.16 , a)na/liskon App. BC 3.58 , a)na/loun Ar. Fr. 220.2 , Th. 8.45 : fut. a)na_lw/sw E. Cyc. 308 , Pl. R. 568d : aor. a)nh/lwsa S. Aj. 1049 , Lys. 19.18 , etc., a)na/lwsa [a_] E. El. 681 (s. v. l.) and later: pf. a)nh/lwka Lys. 26.3 , etc., and a)na/lwka [a_] Th. 2.64 codd. and later:— Pass. , fut. a)na_lwqh/somai E. Hipp. 506 , D. 22.19 , wrongly a)nhlwqh/somai PRev.Laws 51.17 (iii B.C.), a)na_lw/somai Gal. 15.129 : aor. a)nhlw/qhn and a)na_lw/qhn: pf. a)nh/lwmai and a)na/lwmai:—in Attic Inscrr. both forms are found in cent. v, a)nali/skw only from cent. iv onwards. The augmented forms are sts. wrongly used, a)nhlou=nti POxy. 1143 (i A. D.), a)nhlw/sh| PStrassb. 92.17 (iii B. C.); cf. a)nh/lwma: a)na/lwsa is found at Amorgos, IG 12(7).22.16 , and at Delos, ib. 11(2).161 A 114 :—use up, spend, Ar. Pl. 381 : abs., ib. 248 ; ta\ a)nalwqe/nta a)podou=nai Th. 1.117 ; a). ei)/s ti spend upon a thing, Id. 7.83 , Ar. Fr. 220 , Pl. Phd. 78a , R. 561a , al.; pro/s ti D. 3.19 ; u(pe\r filotimi/as Id. 18.66 : c. dat., *)isokra/tei a)rgu/rion a). spend money in paying him, Id. 35.40 :— Pass. , ta)nhlwme/na the monies expended Id. 18.113 ; tou=to ga\r mo/non ou)k e)/sti ta)na/lwm' a)nalwqe\n labei=n E. Supp. 776 . metaph., a)nh/lwsas lo/gon hast wasted words, S. Aj. 1049 , cf. E. Med. 325 ; xro/non kai\ po/non e)pi/ tini Pl. R. 369e ; sw/mata kai\ po/nous pole/mw| Th. 2.64 ; th\n tw=n progo/nwn do/can Pl. Mx. 247b ; a). u(/pnon waste time in sleep, Pi. P. 9.27 ; lo/gw| a). to\n xro/non th=s h(me/ras diem eximere dicendo, Plu. Aem. 30 . consume, siti/a Hp. VM 10 ; kre/a Paus. 10.4.10 ; of animals, in Pass. , to be eaten, Pl. Prt. 321b :— Pass. , to be expended, ei)s th\n pimelh/n in forming fat, Arist. GA 727b1 , al. of persons, kill, destroy, tou\s a)nalwqe/ntas A. Ag. 570 , cf. S. OT 1174 , Fr. 892 , E. El. 681 , Th. 8.65 :— Med. kill oneself, Id. 3.81 : — Pass. , to be consumed, perish, Pl. Plt. 272d ; to be disposed of, got rid of, ib. 289c . (a)na/, a(li/skomai.) a)na/listos, on, unsalted: silly, Timo 35 . a)nalixma/omai, = a)nalei/xw , Philostr. VA 5.42 : aor. a)nelixmh/santo J. AJ 8.15.6 . a)nalka/talla: a)/noson ka/tw, Hsch. a)na/lk-eia, h(, want of strength, feebleness, cowardice, a)nalkei/h|si dame/ntes Il. 6.74 , 17.320 :—also in sg., w)/ moi a)nalkei/hs Thgn. 891 . a)nalk-h/s, e/s, = sq., Hp. Aër. 16 , Arist. Phgn. 809a39 ( Comp. ). a)na/lk-imos, on, = sq., POxy. 79 . a)/nalk-is, idos, o( , h(: acc. -ida Il. 8.153 , etc., but -in Od. 3.375 , A. Ag. 1224 : (a)lkh/):—without strength, impotent, feeble, of unwarlike men, a)pto/lemos kai\ a)/. Il. 2.201 , cf. 9.35 ; kako\n kai\ a)na/lkida 8.153 , 14.126 ; of the suitors, Od. 4.334 ; of Aegisthus, 3.310 , cf. A. Ag. 1224 ; of Aphrodite, Il. 5.331 ; also a)/. qumo/s 16.656 ; fu/za 15.62 ; o( pa/nt' a)/. S. El. 301 , cf. Hdt. 2.102 . a)na/llaktos, on, unchangeable, Orph. Fr. 248.8 . a)nallhgo/rhtos, on, without allegory, Eust. 83.23 , 549.29 . a)nalloi/wtos, on, unchangeable, Arist. Metaph. 1073a11 , Cael. 270a14 ; a). th\n fwnh/n D.L. 4.17 ; ka/llos Ph. 1.649 ; of undigested food, Gal. 6.575 ; a). u(/lh Stoic. 2.114 ; not permitting change, Thphr. CP 6.10.1 . a)na/llomai, leap, spring up, Ar. Ach. 669 ; e)pi\o)/xqous X. Eq.Mag. 8.3 . a)/nallos, on, topsy-turvy, Eust. 1000.31 . a)/nalm-os, on, not salted, X. Oec. 20.12 . a)na/lm-u^ros, on, = foreg., Diosc.Gloss. ap. Gal. 19.79 . a)naloga/dhn, Adv., (a)na/logos) proportionately, Hsch. a)nalogei=on, to/, gloss on a)nagnwsth/rion , Hsch. ; manuale lectorium, Gloss., cf. Poll. 10.60 , Hdn.Gr. 2.457 . a)nalog-e/w, to be analogous, spla/gxnon ou)k e)/xei a)nalogou=n Arist. Fr. 334 : c. dat., Phld. Sign. 37 , Ph. 1.278 , etc.; o( texni/ths o( -w=n tw=| *feidi/a| Gal. Nat.Fac. 2.3 : c. acc., a). th\n e)pime/leian to be capable of performing a service, PAmh. 64.13 ; a). toi=s ta=s a)ci/as ba/smois to keep up to the degrees of his rank, IG 12(2).243.17 (Mytilene), cf. CIG 3486 (Thyatira), J. AJ 4.8.4 , Ath. 3.80c , etc. Math., to be proportionate, Cleom. 1.7 . a)nalog-h/, h(, account, bill, Sammelb. 4425.3.1 (ii A. D.). a)nalog-hte/on, one must sum up, dub. in Arist. Rh.Al. 1443b15 (fort. leg. a)nalogiste/on). a)nalog-htiko/s, h/, o/n, proportional, dub. in D.L. 1.17 . of the analogical school of grammarians, A.D. Conj. 241.14 . a)nalog-i/a, h(, (lo/gos) mathematical proportion, Pl. Ti. 31c , 32c ; h( a). i)so/ths e)sti\ lo/gwn Arist. EN 1131a31 ; of progressions, a). gewmetrikh/ ib. b13 ; a)riqmhtikh/ ib. 1106a36 , cf. Ael. Tact. 10.3 ; a(rmonikh/ Thrasyll. ap. Theo.Sm. p.85H. , Nicom. Ar. 2.22 ; kata\ th\n a). comparing the ratios, Arist. Pol. 1282b40 ; to\ kat' a). i)/son ib. 1301a27 ; u(pe\r th\n a). tino/s out of proportion, Olymp. in Mete. 89.22 . proportion generally, Arist. Pol. 1296b25 , cf. Epicur. Nat. 11.7 , 10 . analogy, Arist. HA 486b19 , Epicur. Fr. 212 , etc. esp. grammatical analogy, Gell. 2.25 , A.D. Synt. 36.23 , etc. relation, a). e)/xein stand in relation with, pro/s ti Phld. Lib. p.38O. , cf. p.51O. correspondence, resemblance, o(moio/ths h)\ a). [tini/] Id. Sign. 37 , cf. Fr. 3 ; kat' -i/an, opp. diafora/n, Id. D. 1.22 . a)nalog-i/zomai, reckon up, sum up, ta\ w(mologhme/na Pl. Prt. 332d , cf. R. 330e : abs., e)k tw=n proeirhme/nwn a). ib. 524d ; ta\ deina/ X. Mem. 2.1.4 , cf. Ep.Heb. 12.3 ; ta\ gegono/ta kai\ ta\ paro/nta pro\s ta\ me/llonta a). calculate the past and the present in comparison with the future, Pl. Tht. 186a ; a). ti pro/s ti Arist. Pol. 1320b20 ; e)k tou/twn a). make calculations from . . , Id. Cael. 293a33 ; infer, Epicur. Nat. 14.4 , Phld. D. 1.13 , Diog.Oen. Fr. 38 . calculate, consider, Th. 5.7 , Lys. 14.47 . foll. by a Conjunction, a). w(s . . calculate or reflect that, Th. 8.83 , X. HG 2.4.23 , etc.; take into account, Phld. Herc. 1251.5 . recapitulate, Hyp. Phil. 4 . a)nalog-iko/s, h/, o/n, based on mathematical ratios, Plu. 2.1144f , cf. Iamb. in Nic. p.100P. h( -kh\ te/xnh the art of applying analogy, S.E. M. 1.199 ; oi( -koi/ the analogical school of grammarians, Suid. s.v. *)atrei/dhs , Eust. 802.38 . a)nalo/g-isma, atos, to/, a result of reasoning, ta\ peri\ tou/twn a). Pl. Tht. 186c . a)nalog-ismo/s, o(, reconsideration, Th. 3.36 ; reckoning, calculation, 8.84 ; course or line of reasoning, X. HG 5.1.19 ; e)n tw=| pro\s au(to\n a). Men. 447 ; opp. e)pilogismo/s, Stoic. 2.89 . kata\ to\n a). according to proportionate reckoning, Docum. ap. D. 18.106 ; di' a)nalogismou= S.E. P. 1.147 . a)nalog-iste/on, v. a)naloghte/on. a)nalog-istiko/s, h/, o/n, judging by analogy, analogical, S.E. M. 11.250 ; h( -kh\ te/xnh ib. 1.214 . of knowledge, etc., reflective, Phld. Herc. 1003 . Adv. -kw=s ibid. teaching analogy, grammatikoi/ S.E. M. 2.59 ; ai(/resis -kh/, of the Rational or Dogmatic school of physicians, opp. e)pilogistikh/ (the Empirics), Gal. 1.65 ; analogisticus sermo Id. Subf.Emp. 8p.52Bonnet. Adv. -kw=s S.E. M. 3.40 , Gal. 18(2).346 . a)na/logos, on, according to a due lo/gos, proportionate, conformable, Pl. Ti. 69b , cf. Ti.Locr. 103d ; but e)a\n te/ssara a)na/loga h)=| in arithmetical progression, Ascl. Tact. 3.1 : neut. a)na/logon freq. in Arist. in adverbial sense, in proportion, EN 1158a35 , etc.; freq. as Adj., to\ a)na/logon le/gw, o(/tan . . Po. 1457b16 ; para\ to\ a). EN 1131b11 , al., etc.; but e)k tou= a)na/logon Rh. 1399a33 , 1405a11 , al.; metaforai\ ai( a)na/logon (sc. ou)=sai) ib. 1408a8 ; ta\ tou/tois a)na/logon HA 487a5 , etc.; a). oi)kodo/moi (as a predicate) EN 1103b9 , cf. Rh. 1364b11 , al.:—so that it is plain that a)na/logon is merely equiv. to a)na\ lo/gon, as it is written in Pl. Ti. 37a ; cf. lo/gos:—the regul. Adv. a)nalo/gws Hp. Ep. 27 , LXX Wi. 13.5 , S.E. P. 1.88 , Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 156.5 . well-proportioned, suitable, sxh=ma Philostr. Im. 1.10 ( Sup. ). equivalent to, resembling, luphro\n h)\ a). luphrw=| Phld. Ir. p.76W. , cf. Sign. 2 , 37 . a)nalogou/ntws, Adv. pres. part., = a)nalo/gws , c. dat., CIG 2766 (Aphrodisias); fittingly, BGU 248.21 (i A. D.). a)nalogxo/w, embroider with points, Lyd. Mag. 2.4 ( Pass. ). a)naloki/zw, rend, lacerate, S. Fr. 376 ( Pass. ). a)/na^los, on, (a(/ls A) without salt, not salted, Arist. Pr. 927a35 , Gal. 10.401 . of salt itself, salt which is no salt, Ev. Marc. 9.50 . a)na_lo/w, v. a)nali/skw. a)/naltos (A), on, not to be filled, insatiate, bo/skein h(\n gaste/r' a)/nalton Od. 17.228 , 18.364 , cf. Cratin. 382 . (a)- priv., *a)l-to/s, cf. Lat. alo, etc.) a)/naltos (B), on, (a(/ls A) not salted, Hp. Morb. 2.54 , Timocl. 14.7 , Din. Fr. 89.7 , Dsc. Eup. 2.51 . a)nalu/zw, lit. hiccough: hence, sob aloud, Luc. Somn. 4 (a)nolu/zwn codd.), Q.S. 14.281 (vulg. a)nwlu/zeske). a)nalu/zwn: a)nanu/ttwn (sic), Hsch. ; a)nalu/zousa: stena/zousa, lugkai/nousa, Suid. a)na/lu^-sis, ews, h(, (a)nalu/w) loosing, releasing, kakw=n from evils, S. El. 142 (lyr.); o(/rkwn Timae. 23 . dissolving, Arist. Mu. 394b17 , Plu. 2.915c (pl.); sw/matos, of death, Secund. Sent. 19 . resolution of a problem by the analysis of its conditions, opp. su/nqesis, Arist. EN 1112b23 ; esp. in Math., Phld. Acad.Ind. 17 , Papp. 634.11 , Procl. in Euc. p.43 F. in the Logic of Arist. , reduction of the imperfect figures into the perfect one, APr. 51a18 , al., Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.7 . solution of a problem, etc., Plu. Rom. 12 . (from Pass. ) retrogression, Id. 2.76d ; retirement, departure, J. AJ 19.4.1 ; death (cf. a)nalu/w 111 ), 2 Ep.Ti. 4.6 . a)nalu^-te/on, one must dissolve, PHolm. 24.23 . a)nalu^-th/r, h=ros, o(, deliverer, A. Ch. 160 (lyr.). a)nalu^/-ths, ou, o(, deliverer, esp. from a magic spell, Magn. 4 . a)nalu^-tiko/s, h/, o/n, analytical, e)pisth/mh Arist. Rh. 1359b10 ; qewri/a, of mathematical analysis, Papp. 410.28 ; sullogismo/s Arr. Epict. 2.3.4 ; ta\ a)nalutika/ principles of analysis, a)paideusi/a tw=n a). Arist. Metaph. 1005b4 ; title of A. 's treatises on this subject; so -kh/, h(, Ammon. in APr. 7.34 . Adv. -kw=s Arist. APo. 84a8 . dissolvent, th=s diakri/sews Dam. Pr. 161 . a)na/lu^-tos, on, dissoluble, Plot. 4.7.2 . a)n-alu/w (A), cause to wander, unsettle, basile/a Philostr. VA 5.35 . a)na-lu/w (B), Ep. a)llu/w ( a)nlu/w Hymn.Is. 145 ): (v. lu/w for the tenses and prosody: Hom. has a)llu/ousa, a)llu/eske with u_):— unloose, undo, of Penelope's web, nu/ktas d' a)llu/esken Od. 2.105 ; a)llu/ousan . . a)glao\n i(sto/n ib. 109 , etc.; a)na/ te prumnh/sia lu=sai ib. 9.178 , etc. unloose, set free, e)me\ d' e)k desmw=n a)ne/lusan ib. 12.200 (never in Il. ), cf. Ant.Lib. 22.4 ; o)fqalmo/n, fwna/n Pi. N. 10.90 ; tina\ katadi/khs Ael. VH 5.18 . Medic., relax, in Pass. , Arist. GA 728a15 , Men. 213 , Dsc. 5.3 . undo in various senses: unloose, zw/nhn Call. Del. 237 ; in Med. , unwind a cocoon, Arist. HA 551b14 . Astrol., nullify, of planetary influence, Ptol. Tetr. 133 ( Pass. ). dissolve matter into its elements, e)s au)ta\ tau=ta Ti.Locr. 102d :— Pass. , of snow, melt, Plu. 2.898a . resolve into its elements, ou) kalo\n a(rmoni/hn a)nalue/men a)nqrw/poio Ps.-Phoc. 102 :— investigate analytically, dia/gramma Arist. EN 1112b20 , Plu. 2.792d , etc.:— Pass. , Archim. Sph.Cyl. 1.4 ; o( -o/menos to/pos the treasury of analysis, Papp. 634.2 ; a)nalu/ontes kai\ a)naluo/menoi Dam. Pr. 2 ; a). tou\s mu/qous e)s lo/gous piqanou/s Jul. Or. 2.74d . in the Logic of Arist. , reduce a syllogism, APr. 47a4 , al.; cf. a)na/lusis 1.4 . reduce, sxoini/a ei)s o)rguia/s Hero *Geom. 5.8 . Gramm., resolve, kthtika\ ei)s genika/s A.D. Synt. 292.17 . do away, cancel, mo/rsim' a). *zeu\s ou) tolma=| Pi. Pae. 6.94 , cf. D. 21.218 , Plu. Sol. 25 , etc.: mostly in Med. , cancel faults, pa/nta tau=ta X. HG 7.5.18 ; a(marti/as D. 14.34 ; a)llu/oito/ ka to\ xre/os discharge the debt, prob. in GDI 1151 ( Olymp. ). suspend, ta\ peri\ kunhge/sion X. Cyn. 5.34 . solve the problem of a thing, to\n *)indo\n a). trace its source, Plu. 2.133c . release from a spell, Luc. Vit.Auct. 25 , cf. Hsch. :— Pass. , Men. Her.Fr. 6 . relieve, Ptol. Tetr. 133 ( Pass. ). intr., loose from moorings, weigh anchor, and so, depart, go away, Plb. 3.69.14 , Babr. 42.8 , etc.: metaph., of death, e)s qeou\s a)ne/lusa Epigr.Gr. 340.7 (Macestus): abs., die, Ep.Phil. 1.23 , IG 14.1794 ; a). e)k tou= zh=n Diog.Oen. 2 . return, Ev.Luc. 12.36 ; e)c a(/|dou LXX Wi. 2.1 . a)nalfa/bhtos, on, not knowing one's a b c, Nicoch. 2D. a)na/lfitos, on, without barley-meal, Philyll. 1 D. a)na/l-wma [a_l], atos, to/, a)nh/lwma freq. in Pap. and Inscrr. as IG 22.1228.12 , 12(5).1061.17 (iii B. C.), Wilcken Chrest. 30 i1 (ca. 200 B.C.):— expense, cost, A. Supp. 476 ; opp. lh=mma, Lys. 32.20 , Pl. Lg. 920c : in pl., expenses, Th. 7.28 , D. 21.106 , etc.; ou)si/an, h(=s ai( pro/sodoi lu/ousi ta)nalw/mata Diph. 32.5 ; e)k tw=n i)di/wn a)nalwma/twn kaqopli/zein at their own private costs, Decr. ap. D. 18.116 , cf. IG 7.3073 , etc.: metaph., skaio/n ge ta)na/lwma th=s glw/sshs to/de E. Supp. 547 . exhalation, Plu. 2.384a codd. a)nal-wma/tion, to/, Dim. of foreg., slight loss, Ph. Bel. 67.28 . trifling expenditure, PFlor. 131.3 (iii A. D.). a)na/l-wsis, ews, h(, outlay, expenditure, Thgn. 903 , Th. 6.31 , Pl. Cri. 48c , etc. wasting, consumption, e)gkefa/lou Hp. Epid. 6.3.1 . a)nal-wte/os, a, on, to be spent, Pl. Lg. 847e . a)nal-wth/s, ou=, o(, spender, waster, Id. R. 552b , 552c . a)nal-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, expensive, spend-thrift, h(donai/, e)piqumi/ai, ib. 558d , 559c ; consuming, c. gen., Ph. 2.151 , Iamb. Myst. 2.5 . a)n-a/lwtos [a^l], on, (a)- priv., a(li/skomai) not to be taken, impregnable, of strong places or forts, Hdt. 1.84 , 8.51 ; ou)de\n a). a)reth=| Chor. in Rev.Phil. 1.70 : not taken, holding out, Th. 4.70 . metaph., unassailable, convincing, ai)sqh/seis Pl. Tht. 179c ; of persons, a). u(po\ xrhma/twn incorruptible, X. Ages. 8.8 : c. gen., tw=n *)afrodi/ths paqw=n Men.Rh. p.416S. of things, unattainable, [ D. ] 61.37 . a)nalwfa/w, to be relieved again, have a respite from suffering, Aret. CA 2.11 . a)namaima/w, rage through, w(s d' a)namaima/ei baqe/) a)/gkea qespidae\s pu=r Il. 20.490 . a)nama^la/ssw, soften thoroughly, Hp. Mul. 2.205 , Gal. 12.419 . a)namanqa/nw, inquire closely, Hdt. 9.101 ; learn afresh, Hsch. ; simply, learn, D.S. 34.17 , Ph. 1.406 . a)namanteu/omai, take the auspices a second time, D.C. 37.25 . unmake a prophecy, Phryn. PS p.45B. a)nama/ceutos, on, impassable for wagons, Hdt. 2.108 . a)na/macis, ews, h(, impression, tou= ei)/dous Alex.Aphr. de An. 137.25 . a)namarmai/rw, move quickly, of a smith's bellows, A.R. 3.1300 . a)namart-h/s, e/s, unerring, Hsch. s.v. nhmerth/s. a)namart-hsi/a, h(, faultlessness, innocence, App. Pun. 52 . a)nama/rt-htos, on, making no mistake, unerring, X. Cyr. 8.7.22 , Pl. R. 339b . in moral sense, blameless, Hp. Fract. 16 ( Comp. ), cf. Antipho 3.2.10 , Men. Epit. 487 , Phld. Sto.Herc. 339.17 ; sinless, Ev.Jo. 8.7 , cf. Aristeas 252 , Muson. Fr. 2p.6H. ; a). politei/a a faultless form of government, Arist. Pol. 1275b2 ; a). pro/s tina having done no wrong to a person, Hdt. 1.117 ; tini/ 5.39 ; a). tino/s guiltless of a thing, 1.155 : to\ -hto/taton, = a)namarthsi/a , X. Ages. 6.7 , cf. Pl. R. 477e ; pro\s to\ a). to preserve from error, Arist. EN 1155a13 . Adv. -tws without fail, unerringly, X. Mem. 2.8.5 ; without making a mistake, Ps.- Alex. Aphr. in SE 15.33 ; inoffensively, [ D. ] 61.21 . of things, not done by fault, done unavoidably, sumfora/ Antipho 3.2.11 . unfailing, Dion.Byz. 17 . a)nama_ruk-a/omai, v. a)namhr- :—also a)nama_ruk-i/zw, Jul. Gal. 314d . a)nama^sa/omai, chew over again, ruminate, Ar. V. 783 . a)na-ma/ssw, Att. a)na/-ttw, fut. -cw (v. infr.): (v. ma/ssw):— rub or wipe off, e)/rgon, o(\ sh=| kefalh=| a)nama/ceis a deed (as if a stain), which thou wilt wipe off with or on thine own head (since it was believed that the pollution of murder was avoided by wiping the weapon on the victim's head), Od. 19.92 ; ta\ me\n e)mh=| kefalh=| a)nama/cas fe/rw Hdt. 1.155 :— Med. , a)se/beian dhmosi/a -casqai Paus. 10.33.2 ; a)namattome/nh tw=| prosw/pw| tou= ai(/matos having [some of] the blood wiped on her face, Plu. Ant. 77 ; to\ e(te/rou kako/n Ph. 2.379 ; yuxh\ a). pa/qos J. AJ 16.8.5 ; tosau/tas a)namemagme/nos khli=das Porph. Chr. 88 . Med. , knead one's bread, Ar. Nu. 676 codd., cf. AB 391 . receive an impression, Ti.Locr. 94a ; of the eyes, a). tou\s tu/pous tw=n o(rwme/nwn Arr. Epict. 2.23.3 ; h( yuxh\ a)nama/ttesqai du/natai tou\s tw=n ai)sqhtw=n tu/pous Plot. 4.3.26 ; a). to\ ei)=dos Alex.Aphr. de An. 137.1 . obtain an impression of, th\n yuxh/n tinos dia\ tw=n lo/gwn Eun. Hist. p.266D. refurbish, th\n mnh/mhn Max.Tyr. 8.2 . a)namasteu/w: a)nazhtw=, Hsch. ; make a search (for fugitives), Men.Prot. p.131 D. a)namasxa^listh/r, h=ros, o(, (masxa/lh) shoulder-strap, an article of female dress, Philippid. 1 . a)nama/xomai, renew the fight, retrieve a defeat, Hdt. 5.121 , 8.109 , Th. 7.61 , Jul. Or. 1.24c . metaph., a). to\n lo/gon fight the argument over again, Pl. Hp.Ma. 286d , cf. Phd. 89c . make good a loss, a). ta\ a(martano/mena Thphr. CP 3.2.5 , cf. Plu. Arat. 28 ; peripe/teian Plb. 1.55.5 ; h( fu/sis th\n fqora\n a). nature makes good the waste, Arist. GA 755a31 ; a). tai=s mh\ a)neleuqe/rois sustolai=s Phld. Oec. p.71J. ; recover, Id. Mort. 37 ; th\n ni/khn Memn. 58 ; counteract, Aret. CD 2.6 . a)na/mba^tos, on, of a horse, that one cannot mount, unbroken, X. Cyr. 4.5.46 . a)namei/gnu_mi, later a)na-mi/gnumi and a)na-u/w, poet. a)mmei/gnumi B. Fr. 16 : poet. aor. part. a)mmei/cas Il. 24.529 ; cf. a)nami/sgw:—mix up, mix together, a)na\ de\ kri= leuko\n e)/meican Od. 4.41 ; pa/nta ta\ kre/a Hdt. 4.26 ; ka)moi\ . . ma)namei/gnusqai (i.e. mh\ a)nam-) tu/xas ta\s sa/s E. Supp. 591 ; qea\s a)nqrw/pois h.Ven. 52 . often in Pass. , to be mixed with, *dionusi/oisi dw/rois B. l. c.; pa/ntes a)namemeigme/noi S. El. 715 ; toi=s. polla\ e)/qnea a)namemi/xatai Hdt. 1.146 ; *ka/dmou paisi\n a)namemeigme/nai E. Ba. 37 ; pa/ntes a)llh/lois Arist. Pol. 1319b25 ; e)n me/sois toi=s *(/ellhsin X. An. 4.8.8 , cf. Pl. Phlb. 48a . join company, w(s de\ a)nemei/xqhmen D. 54.8 ; have social intercourse, Plu. Num. 20 . a)name/lgw, drain sap from, a)na\ fulla/d' a)me/lcai Nic. Al. 428 . a)nameleta/w, con over, para/ggelma pro\s e(auto/n S.E. M. 11.122 . a)n-a/melktos, on, unmilked, Sch. Theoc. 1.6 ; cf. a)nh/melktos. a)name/lpw, raise a strain, c. acc. cogn., a)oida/n Theoc. 17.113 ; a(rmoni/an Ph. 1.312 ; oi)ktro\n me/los Ps.-Callisth. 1.46 :— Med. , raise a strain, Pae.Delph. 13 :— Pass. , Phld. Mus. p.85K. , Plu. Daed. 6 . trans., praise in song, Anacreont. 36.2 . a)namemigme/nws, promiscuously, Hsch. s.v. a)nami/c , Sch. S. Tr. 519 . a)namenete/on, one must await, tina/ Ach. Tat. 5.11 . a)name/nw, poet. a)mme/nw, Aeol. o)mme/nw Alc. 41 :— wait for, await, a)ne/meina . . *)hw= di=an Od. 19.342 ; nu/kta, to\n h(/lion, Hdt. 7.42 , 54 ; te/los di/khs A. Eu. 243 ; freq. in E. , and Att. Prose:—ou)de\ . . e)piqumi/an a)name/neis dost not wait for desire to arise, X. Mem. 2.1.30 , cf. Smp. 4.41 ; a). tina/ Hdt. 9.57 ; face an enemy in battle, Pi. P. 6.31 : c. acc. et inf., ou)k a). tou\s *(/ellhnas ma/xhs a)/rcai Hdt. 8.15 : a). fu=nai ta\s tri/xas Id. 5.35 ; a). h(me/ran gene/sqai Th. 4.135 , cf. 120 : foll. by relat. clauses, a). e(/ws a)/n . . Pl. Ly. 209a ; a). au)tou\s e)/st' e)mfa/goie/n ti X. Cyr. 8.1.44 ; poi= xrh=n a)namei=nai; i. e. e)s ti/na xro/non; Ar. Lys. 526 : abs., wait, stay, *(ermh=s . . ou)ke/t' a)mme/nei S. El. 1397 , cf. 1389 , Tr. 528 , Ar. Ra. 175 : c. part., peinw=n a). Id. V. 777 . put off, delay, X. Cyr. 1.6.10 : c. inf., D. 19.224 . a)namer-i/zw, distribute, distinguish, pro/swpa A.D. Synt. 114.3 , al. a)name/r-i^sis, ews, h(, distribution, Lyd. Mens. 4.67 . a)namer-ismo/s, o(, redistribution, Sch.rec. Pi. O. 7.110 . a)na/mesos, on, in the midst, in the heart of a country, po/leis a)na/mesoi Hdt. 2.108 ; simply, in the midst, between, PLond. 2.267.189 ; xro/nos a). h(me/ras kai\ nukto/s Eudox. Ars 16 ; th\n a)na/meson a)llh/lwn xw/ran Ph.Byz. Mir. 1.2 . a)na/mest-os, on (fem. -th Eup. 16 codd.), filled full, tino/s of a thing, Ar. Nu. 984 , Eup. l. c., Philum. ap. Aët. 5.125 , Phld. Piet. 74 , Man. 4.82 , Eun. VS p.454 B. ; e)/xqras pro\s to\n dh=mon a)na/mestos D. 25.32 ; bi/os a). i)lu/os Epict. Gnom. 1 . a)namest-o/w, fill up, fill full, Ar. Ra. 1084 ( Pass. ). a)nametacu/, Adv. between, intermediate, Arist. Ph. 243a15 : of Time, in the meanwhile, Nic. Dam. p.63 D. , Dexipp. p.196 D. : Prep. c. gen., Aq. , Sm. 3 Ki. 20.3 . a)nametr-e/w, measure back again, re-measure the road, retrace one's steps, o)/fr' . . a)nametrh/saimi *xa/rubdin Od. 12.428 ; a). sauto\n a)piw/n measure yourself off! Ar. Av. 1020 ; po/noisi po/nous a)., i. e. undergo a succession of labours, IG 3.1374 . enumerate, Hp. Ep. 27 :—in Med. , recapitulate, E. Or. 14 . measure over again, to\ u(/dwr Hp. Aër. 8 . measure carefully, a). o(/sw| e)la/sswn o( xw=ros ge/gone Hdt. 2.109 ; a). to\ o(/lon Arist. Ph. 221a3 ; tini/ ti one thing by another, Pl. R. 531a :—also in Med. , a). gh=n Ar. Nu. 203 ; a)nemetrhsa/mhn fre/nas ta\s sa/s took the measure of . . , E. Ion 1271 ; gnw/mhs ponhroi=s kano/sin a)nametrou/menos to\ sw=fron Id. El. 52 :— Pass. , a). tini/ to be measured by, Pl. Ti. 39d . measure out, qou)mo/fulon a). da/kru E. IT 346 . a)name/tr-hsis, ews, h(, measurement, th=s gh=s Str. 1.1.20 , cf. POxy. 918xi14 (ii A. D.); tw=n qei/wn perio/dwn Iamb. Myst. 9.4 . estimate, th=s eu)daimoni/as pro\s a)rgu/rion a). poiei=sqai Plu. Sol. 27 , cf. Hierocl. in CA 19p.461M. a)nametr-hte/on, one must measure, Iamb. Protr. 5 . a)nametr-hth/s, ou=, o(, official in charge of land-survey, Wilcken Chrest. 229.3 (iv A. D.). a)nametr-ikw=s, Adv. by measurement, f.l. in Gem. 17.5 . a)namhlo/w, examine with a probe, h.Merc. 41 (Ruhnken), Hsch. a)namhruk-a/omai or a)nama_r-, chew the cud, Ath. 9.390f , Luc. Gall. 8 . a)namhru/k-hsis, ews, h(, rumination, Aristeas 154 . a)namhru/omai, wind up, draw back, as a thread, Plu. 2.978d . a)na/-mi^ga, poet. a)/mmi^ga, Adv. = a)nami/c , promiscuously, confusedly, A. Th. 239 , S. Tr. 839 (lyr.), IG 5(1).726 ; tini/ with . . , A.R. 1.573 , AP 7.12 ; also tino/s ib. 22 . a)na/-migda, = a)nami/c , S. Tr. 519 (lyr.). a)na-mi/gdhn, Nic. Th. 912 . a)na-mi^gh/, h(, mixture, Sch. A. Th. 330 . a)na-mikte/on, one must mix, Orib. Syn. 1.33.2 . a)n-ami/llhtos, on, undisputed, Hsch. (a)namh/llikton cod.), Suid. a)namime/omai, imitate, Plu. 2.303a . a)namimnh/skw, fut. a)namnh/sw, poet. a)mmnh/sw: Aeol. aor. Act. o)mnai=sai Sapph. Supp. 23.10 : aor. inf. Pass. o)mna/sqhn Theoc. 29.26 :— remind one of a thing, c. dupl. acc., tau=ta/ m' a)ne/mnhsas Od. 3.211 . cf. Hdt. 6.140 , S. OT 1133 , Th. 6.6 : but also c. gen. rei, mh/ m' a)namnh/sh|s kakw=n E. Alc. 1045 , cf. Pl. Mx. 246a : c. acc. pers. only, Sapph. l. c. c. acc. pers. et inf., remind one to do, Pi. P. 4.54 . c. acc. rei only, recall to memory, make mention of, Antipho 2.4.11 , D. 18.213 . foll. by Conj., a). o(/ti . . Th. 2.89 , etc.; w(s ei)=xe ta\ pra/gmat' a)namnh=sai D. 18.17 . a)namimnh/|skwn, o(, remembrancer, LXX 2 Ki. 20.24 , al. Pass. , remember, recall to mind, tino/s Hdt. 2.151 , Th. 2.54 , etc.; less freq. ti, Ar. Ra. 661 , Pl. Phd. 72e , X. An. 7.1.26 ; peri/ ti Pl. R. 329a : foll. by a relat., a)namnhsqe/ntas oi(=a e)pa/sxete Hdt. 5.109 : abs., Id. 3.51 , Ar. Ec. 552 . a). nosh/matos have a relapse, Gal. 17(2).423 . a)nami/mnw, poet. for a)name/nw, c. acc., Il. 11.171 : abs., 16.363 . a)naminu^ri/zw, sing languishingly, Protagorid. 2 . a)na-mi/c, Adv. promiscuously, pell-mell, Hdt. 1.103 , Hellanic. 71 (a) J. , Th. 3.107 : c. dat., gunai=kes a). a)ndra/sin Str. 3.3.7 , cf. 4.6.3 , Jul. Gal. 100c . a)na/-micis, ews, h(, mingling, admixture, Thphr. CP 4.15.4 , Plu. Num. 17 , Gal. 2.850 . a)na-mi/sgw, poet. and Ion. for a)namei/gnumi, a)ne/misge de\si/tw| fa/rmaka Od. 10.235 ; ai(=ma dakru/oisi Tim. Fr. 7 :— Med. , have intercourse with, tini/ Hdt. 1.199 :— Pass. , ge/lws a)nemi/sgeto lu/ph| Call. Aet.Fr. 7.3 P. a)namisqarne/w, serve again for pay, Com.Adesp. 11 . a)namisq-o/omai, Dor. a)mm-, Pass. , to be let anew, Tab.Heracl. 1.111 . a)nami/sq-wsis, ews, h(, renewal of lease, re-letting, i(erw=n LW 483 (Caria), BGU 1122.32 ( 13 B.C.). a)/namma, atos, to/, (a)na/ptw) ignited mass, puro\s a)/. Epicur. Ep. 1p.28U. (cj.); a)/. noero\n e)k qala/tths, of the sun, Heraclit. ap. Placit. 2.20.16 , cf. Zeno Stoic. 1.35 , Cleanth.ib. 112 . a)na/mmatos, on, (a(/mma) without knots, X. Cyn. 2.4 , Hsch. a)namnhmoneu/w, remember, Anon. in Rh. 116.30 . a)na/mnh-sis, ews, h(, (a)namimnh/|skw) calling to mind, reminiscence, Pl. Phd. 72e , 92d , Phlb. 34c (pl.), Arist. Mem. 451a21 ; a). tinos labei=n recall it to memory, IG 2.628.20 ; a)namnh/seis qusiw=n reminders to the gods of sacrifices offered, Lys. 2.39 . memorial sacrifice, LXX Nu. 10.10 , cf. Ev.Luc. 22.19 . pali/ndromos a)., of the moon, Secund. Sent. 6 . a)namnh-ste/on, one must remember, Gal. 10.214 , Eust. 357.16 . a)namnh-stiko/s, h/, o/n, able to recall to mind readily, opp. mnhmoniko/s (of retentive memory), Arist. Mem. 449b7 , 453a5 . indicative of the past, shmei=a Gal. 1.313 . a)namnh-sto/s, o/n, that which one can recollect, Pl. Men. 87b . a)namolei=n, a)ne/molon, aor. 2 with no pres. in use (cf. blw/skw), go through, a)na\ de\ ke/lados e)/mole po/lin E. Hec. 928 . a)namolu/nw, strengthd, for molu/nw, Pherecr. 173 , cf. Plu. 2.580f . a)namonh/, h(, patient abiding, endurance, Sm. Ps. 38(39).8 ; waiting, delay, Iamb. VP 31.197 , Ps.-Callisth. 1.5 , Sch. E. Or. 1101 . a)namormu/rw, roar loudly, boil up, pa=s' a)namormu/reske, of Charybdis, Od. 12.238 , cf. Jul. Or. 2.60d . a)namorf-o/w, transform, ei)/s ti Philostr.Jun. Im. 4 . a)namo/rf-wsis, ews, h(, forming anew, Suid. s.v. kainourgismo/s. a)namorf-wth/s, ou=, o(, Hsch. s.v. ei)dopoio/s. a)namoxleu/w, raise by a lever, a). pu/las force open the gates, E. Med. 1317 ; th\n *)/ossan Luc. Cont. 4 : metaph. of dislocated limbs, Gal. 18 ( 1 ). 403 . a)nampe/xonos, on, without upper garment, of a woman, Euph. 53 , Pythaen. 6 . a)nampla/khtos, on, unerring, unfailing, *kh=res a)na^pla/khtoi S. OT 472 (lyr.). of a man, without crime or error, A. Ag. 345 , S. Tr. 120 . a)na/mpuc, u^kos, o(, h(, without head-band or fillet, Call. Cer. 124 . a)namulla=nai: a)naneu=sai, a)rnh/sasqai, Hsch. a)namurhsa/menos (-moir- Cyr.Dresd.)<*> xrhmatisa/menos, Hsch. a)namuxqi/zomai, moan loudly, A. Pr. 743 . a)namu/w, open the eyes, opp. summu/w, AB 391 , Hsch. a)namfh/ristos, on, = a)namfi/bolos , Hsch. a)namfi/bolos, on, unambiguous, su/ntoma kai\ a). Ascl. Tact. 12.11 ; a). ni/kh v.l. in D.H. 3.57 ; fu/sis Gal. 17(1).370(358) . Adv. -lws M. Ant. 1.8 , Luc. Anach. 24 . a)namfido/cws, Adv. incontrovertibly, Plu. 2.441f . a)namfi/lektos, on, = sq., timh/ D.H. 9.44 ; pi/stis Longin. 7.4 . Adv. -tws PPar. 15.3.56 (ii B. C.), S.E. M. 7.5 , Luc. Rh.Pr. 15 . a)namfi/logos, on, undisputed, undoubted, X. Mem. 4.2.34 , Smp. 3.4 ( Sup. ); ni/kh D.H. 3.57 . Adv. -gws without dispute, willingly, X. Cyr. 8.1.44 ; unquestionably, indisputably, Id. Ages. 2.12 , D.H. 3.41 , Luc. Herm. 36 . a)namfisbh/thtos, on ( Comp. written a)namfisbhto/teron Dam. Pr. 136 ; cf. a)nafi/sbht' IG 12(9).1273 iii 7 ), undisputed, indisputable, a)rxh/ Diog.Apoll. 1 ; tekmh/ria Th. 1.132 ; a)ristei=a Lys. 2.43 ; a). h( kri/sis Arist. Pol. 1283b5 ; a). kai\ fanera\ h( u(peroxh/ ib. 1332b20 ; a). xw/ra a place about which there is no dispute, i. e. well-known, X. Cyr. 8.5.6 . Act. , of persons, without dispute or controversy, a). dietele/samen Is. 8.44 . Adv. -tws Antipho 5.16 , Pl. Euthd. 305d , al. a)namfo/darxos, on, not registered under an a)mfo/darxos (q. v.), POxy. 257.22 . a)namwka/omai, mock, Sch. Ar. Ra. 1323 . a)nana/gkastos, on, unconstrained, Arr. Epict. 1.6.40 , al. Adv. -tws Id. 3.24.39 . a)/nandes: a)/nwqen ( Cypr. ), Cyr. Dresd.; but a)nande/s: ou)k eu)a/reston, h)\ a)lhqe/s, Hsch. a)nandr-i/a (in codd. sts. wrongly -ei/a, and in later Ion. -hi/+h), h(, want of manhood, Hp. Aër. 16 , E. Med. 466 , Pl. Phdr. 254c , etc.; of eunuchs, Luc. Syr.D. 26 . unmanliness, cowardice, A. Pers. 755 , E. Or. 1031 , Th. 1.83 , And. 1.56 , etc.; a)nandri/a| xerw=n E. Supp. 314 . unmarried womanhood, Plu. 2.302f . a)nandr-iei=s, oi(, impotent persons, dub. l. in Hp. Aër. 22 ; cf. a)nariei=s. a)nandr-o/omai, become impotent, Hp. Aër. 22 . a)/nandr-os, on, (a)nh/r): = a)/neu a)ndro/s , husbandless, of virgins and widows, A. Supp. 287 , Pers. 289 (lyr.), S. OT 1506 , etc., and in Prose, as Hp. Mul. 1.4 , Pl. Lg. 930c . = a)/neu a)ndrw=n , without men, xrh/mata a)/nandra A. Pers. 166 ; po/lis S. OC 939 ; a)/nandron ta/cin h)rh/mou (a prolepsis, = w(/ste ei)=nai a)/nandron ) A. Pers. 298 . wanting in manhood, cowardly, Hdt. 4.142 , Pl. Grg. 522e , al.; to\ a)/., = a)nandri/a , Th. 3.82 . of things, unworthy of a man, di/aita Pl. Phdr. 239d . Adv. -drws, opp. a)ndrikw=s, Antipho 2.1.8 , Pl. Tht. 177b . a)na/ndr-wtos, widowed, eu)nai/ S. Tr. 110 (lyr.). a)nanea/zw, become young or new again, Ar. Ra. 592 , LXX 4 Ma. 7.14 , Sm. Jb. 29.20 , Phyrn. PS p.59B. , Suid. s.v. a)nhba=n; e)k tw=n no/swn Corn. ND 33 . a)nane/mw, poet. a)nne/mw, distribute: hence, count up, in Med. , a)naneme/etai ( Ion. fut.) ta\s mhte/ras Hdt. 1.173 . read, con over, Epich. 224 , Theoc. 18.48 . a)nane/omai, mount up, ou)d' o(/ph| [h)e/lios] a)nnei=tai Od. 10.192 . a)nane-o/omai, fut. -w/somai Plb. 22.7.1 , al.: aor. a)nenewsa/mhn Th. 5.43 , 46 , poet. inf. a)nnew/sasqai, v. infr.:—renew, to\n o(/rkon Th. 5.18 ; th\n proceni/an ib. 43 ; ta\s sponda/s ib. 80 ; fili/an Id. 7.33 , D. 23.121 ; o(mo/noia/n tini Philipp. ap. D. 18.167 ; summaxi/an Plb. l. c., al. ka)nnew/sasqai lo/gous revive them, prob. for kai\ new/sasqai, S. Tr. 396 , cf. E. Hel. 722 , Plb. 5.36.7 .— Act. freq. in LXX, Jb. 33.24 , al., IG 14.1078a , Delph. 3(1) No. 60 , cf. SIG 478.503 (iii B. C.), Dam. Pr. 391 :— Pass. , Ep.Eph. 4.23 . a)nane/sai: katasth=sai (Cret.), Hsch. a)na/netos, on, not relaxed, dia/qesis Stoic. 2.129 , cf. 3.141 ; not capable of diminution, Porph. Intr. 20.4 . a)na/-neusis, ews, h(, (ne/omai) return, revival, LXX Ps. 72(73).4 , cf. Andronic. Rhod. p.571 M., Hsch. upward inclination, Dam. Pr. 56 . upward motion, Ath.Mech. 26.2 . a)na-neustikw=s, Adv. showing a disposition to refuse, Arr. Epict. 1.14.7 . a)na-neu/w, fut. -neu/somai Pl. R. 350e , -neu/sw Luc. Sat. 1 : aor. a)ne/neusa, etc.:—throw the head back in token of denial, make signs of refusal, opp. kataneu/w, e)pineu/w, w(s e)/fat' eu)xome/nh, a)ne/neue de\ *palla\s *)aqh/nh Il. 6.311 ; a)ne/neue karh/ati 22.205 ; o)fru/si Od. 9.468 , cf. Hdt. 5.51 , Ar. Lys. 126 , Pl. R. l. c., etc. c. acc. rei, deny, refuse, e(/teron me\n e)/dwke path/r, e(/teron d' a)ne/neuse Il. 16.250 : c. fut. inf., so/on d' a)ne/neuse ma/xhs e)\c a)pone/esqai 16.252 :— Pass. , a)naneneume/nh rejected, Ph. 1.146 . later, c. gen. rei, look up from, Alciphr. 3.53 ; go back from, a)po\ tou= yeu/dous Arr. Epict. 2.26.3 . generally, throw the head up: hence a)naneneukw/s upright, [ ta\s sari/sas] a). fe/rousi Plb. 18.13.3 , cf. 1.23.5 . Astron., tilt back, of the pole, opp. kataneu/w, Eudox. Ars 6 . a)nane/w, come to the surface, Ael. NA 5.22 . a)nane/-wsis, ews, h(, renewal, cummaxi/as Th. 6.82 ; a)gw/nwn CIG 2932 (Tralles); u(poqh/khs POxy. 274.20 (i A. D.); of a term of office, PTeb. 5.186 (ii B. C.) (pl.). revival of a suspended ceremony or office, OGI 764.25 (Pergam., ii B. C.), POxy. 1252v16 (iii A. D.). recalling to memory, D.S. 5.67 . a)nane-wth/s, ou=, o(, restorer, CIG 2804 (Aphrodisias), Ephes. 2 No. 46 . a)nane-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, renewing, reviving, tino/s J. AJ 11.4.7 . a)nanh=sai: sfa/cai, Hsch. (fort. a)mh=sai). a)nanh/fw, become sober again, come to one's senses, Arist. Mir. 847b9 ; e)k me/qhs D.H. 4.35 , cf. Lync. ap. Ath. 3.109e ; e)k tou= oi)/nou Nic.Dam. p.7 D. ; return to sobriety of mind, 2 Ep.Ti. 2.26 ; recover from a swoon, Charito 3.1 , D.Chr. 4.77 . trans., make sober again, Luc. Bis Acc. 17 . a)nanh/xomai, = a)nane/w , swim, Arist. Resp. 475b1 (s. v.l.); rise to the surface, Plu 2.985b : metaph., revive, recover, Ael. NA 8.4 ; w(/sper e)k klu/dwnos Ph. 1.260 ; e)k no/sou loimw/dous Paus. 7.17.1 . swim up-stream, Opp. H. 1.120 :— Act. form a)nanh/cas: diapleu/sas, Hsch. ; cf. a)nh/ceis: kolumbh/seis (fort. a)nnh/ceis: a)nak.), Id. a)nanqe/w, blossom again, continue blossoming, Thphr. CP 3.24.3 , Lib Or. 18.90 , IGRom. 4.1540.25 (Erythrae). a)nanqh/s, e/s, flowerless, Pl. Smp. 196a , Thphr. HP 1.14.3 , CP 3.19.1 , Plu. 2.684c ; ou)dei\s xro/nos a). Thphr. HP 6.8.4 . a)na/nqrwpos, on, inhuman, savage, POxy. 1681.6 (iii A. D.). a)na/nios, on, without pain: Act. , not giving pain, Hsch., EM 97.43 . Adv. -ws ib. 44 . Cf. a)nh/nios. a)nani/ssomai, = a)nane/omai , Opp. H. 5.410 . a)nanoe/w, call to mind, v. l. in X.Eph. 1.11 . a)nanomh/, h(, redistribution, Eur. Fr. 748 . a)nanose/w, relapse, e)s sta/sin J. BJ 5.6.1 . a)nanoste/w, return to the path, S. Ichn. 160 . a)/nanta, Adv. up-hill, opp. ka/tanta (q. v.), Il. 23.116 . a)nanta^gw/nistos, on, without a struggle, Th. 4.92 ; a). eu)/noia unchallenged, i. e. unalloyed goodwill, Id. 2.45 ; a). ge/ras e)/laxen without having to strive for it, Ph. 1.646 . Adv. -tws Plu. 2.1128b . irresistible, Ph. 1.454 , al., Plu. Phoc. 14 ; e)rw/thma Polem. Call. 50 . without a rival, incomparable, Ph. 2.6 , al. a)nanta/llaktos, on, not to be exchanged, Gloss. a)nantapo/-dosis, ews, h(, suppressed apodosis in a conditional sentence, Anon. Fig p.157 S. a)nantapo/-dotos, on, without apodosis: to\ a). hypothetical proposition wanting the consequent clause, Sch. Ar. Pl. 469 . a)na/nths, es, (a)na/, a)/nthn) up-hill, steep, opp. kata/nths, xwri/on Hdt. 2.29 ; pedi/a Hp. Aër. 19 ; o(do/s, a)na/basis, Pl. R. 364d , 515e ; pro\s a)/nantes e)lau/nein, opp. kata\ pranou=s, X. Eq. 3.7 , cf Pl. Phdr. 247b ; pro\s to\ a)/. tw=n politeiw=n in the ascending scale of our constitutions, Id. R. 568c ; pro\s u(yhla\ kai\ a)na/nth Id Lg. 732c . a)nanti/-bleptos, on, what one dares not face, Plu. 2.67b : metaph., irrefragable, diai/resis Procl. in Alc. p.201 C. a)nanti/-qetos, on, not to be contradicted, Olymp. in Phlb. p.247 S. ; ai(/resis Simp. in Epict. p.7 D. , al. without contrary or opposite, Dam. Pr. 26 , Anon. in Cat. 23.21 . a)nanti/-lektos, on, undisputed, PHib. 95.13 ; incontestable, Cic. QF 2.8.1 , Luc. Eun. 13 ; not to be opposed deh/seis J. AJ 19.1.4 . Adv. -tws Aen.Tact. 31.9 , Str. 13.3.6 , Luc. Cal. 6 . a)nanti/-lhptos, on, insensible to, a)lghdo/nwn Dsc. Eup. 1.12 . a)nanti/-rrhtos, on, not to be opposed, Plb. 6.7.7 , 28.13.4 ; undeniable, Act.Ap. 19.36 ; lo/goi S.E. M. 8.160 . Adv. -tws without opposition, by consent, Plb. 22.8.11 ; incontrovertibly, OGI 335.138 (Pergam.), Aët. 15.15 ; without gainsaying, Act.Ap. 10.29 . a)nanti/-tu^pos, on, giving no resistance, S.E. M. 9.411 . a)nanti-fwnhsi/a, h(, not answering, Cic. Att. 15.13.2 . a)nanti-fw/nhtos, on, unanswered, ib. 6.1.23 , PRyl. 78.30 (ii A. D.). a)nantle/w, draw up or out, potamou\s a). koxli/ais Str. 3.2.9 : metaph., exhaust, go patiently through, po/nous D.H. 8.51 ; sumfora/s D.Chr. 12.51 . a)/nantos, on, not winnowed or bruised, dub. in S. Fr. 294 . a)/nac [a^], a)/naktos (cf. *)/anakes), o(, rarely fem. w)= a)/na for a)/nassa, Pi. P. 12.4 , cf. A. Fr. 342 : ( va/nac IG 4.236 (Corinth), etc., cf. va/nakes 4.564 (Argos)):—lord, master, of the gods, esp. Apollo, a)/gousi de\ dw=ra *)/anakti Il. 1.390 , al.; o( *pu/qios a)/nac A. Ag. 509 ; a)/nac *)/apollon ib. 513 , Eu. 85 , etc.; w)=nac *)/ap. S. OT 80 ; w)=nac without *)/apollon, Hdt. 1.159 , 4.150 , al.; of Zeus, Hom. only in voc., *zeu= a)/na Il. 3.351 , 16.233 ; *zeu\s a)/nac A. Pers. 762 ; a)/nac a)na/ktwn . . *zeu= Id. Supp. 524 ; ma\ to\n *di/a to\n *)/anakta D. 35.40 ; Poseidon, A. Th. 130 ; w)= de/spot' a)/nac, of *)ah/r, Ar. Nu. 264 ; of Apollo *)aguieu/s, Id. V. 875 ; w)=nac de/spota, of *plou=tos, Id. Pl. 748 ; esp. of the Dioscuri, cf. *)/anakes, *)/anakoi; of all the gods, pa/ntwn a)na/ktwn . . koinobwmi/an A. Supp. 222 , cf. Pi. O. 10(11).49 .—The irreg. voc. a)/na (q. v.) is never addressed save to gods; w)=nac is freq. in Trag. and Com. of the Homeric heroes, esp. of Agamemnon, as general-in-chief a)/nac a)ndrw=n *)a. Il. 1.442 , al. (so Euphetes 15.532 , while Ortilochos is called pole/ess' a)/ndressin a)/nakta 5.546 ):—also as a title of rank, e.g. of Teiresias, Od. 11.144 , 151 , S. OT 284 ; of the sons or brothers of kings ( ui(ei=s tou= basile/ws kai\ oi( a)delfoi\ kalou=ntai a)/naktes Arist. Fr. 526 , cf. Isoc. 9.72 , Clearch. 25 , and so of Creon , S. OT 85 , cf. 911 ), and esp. of kings, as Xerxes, A. Pers. 5 , Darius, ib. 787 , cf. Ag. 42 , E. Ph. 17 , Or. 349 , etc.; basilh=i a)/nakti lord king, Od. 20.194 ; of the emperors, qeoi\ a)/naktes IG 14.2012A2 , 4.1475 (Epid.). master of the house, oi)/koio a)/nac Od. 1.397 ; a)mfi\ a)/nakta ku/nes 10.216 ; as denoting the relation of master to slave, freq. in Od. ; a)/nac, qeou\s ga\r despo/tas kalei=n xrew/n E. Hipp. 88 ; of the Cyclops, as owner of flocks, Od. 9.440 . metaph., kw/phs, naw=n a)/naktes lords of the oar, of ships, A. Pers. 378 , 383 ; pu/lhs a)/. qurwre/, of a porter, S. Fr. 775 ; a)/. o(/plwn E IA 1260 ; yeudw=n Id. Andr. 447 ; u(ph/nhs Pl.Com. 122 ; ke/ntrwn, of planets holding cardinal points, Man. 1.66 .—Poet. word. *)anacago/reios, a, on, of Anaxagoras, dia/kosmos Satyr. Vit.Eur.Fr. 37 ; to\ *)a. the saying of A., Plu. 2.679a ; oi( *)a. Pl. Cra. 409b . a)na-cai/nw, tear open, a). lu/phn Babr. 12.24 , Antyll. ap. Orib. 44.23.4 , Them. Or. 7.98c ; ta\-onta fa/rmaka Phld. Ir. p.60 W.(dub.):— Pass. , of evils, break out afresh, Plb. 27.7.6 ; ei)s ka/kwsin a). Plu. 2.610d , cf. Dem. 17 : but a)nacanqei=sai tou\s stoma/xous, of those whose appetite is stimulated ofresh, Alciphr. Fr. 6.18 . a)na-casmo/s, o(, laceration, Archig. ap. Gal. 12.406 . a)nace/w, hew smooth, polish, IG 7.3073.123 (Lebad.); part. contr. a)nacw=n ib. 22.463.72 :— Pass. , li/qou a)necesme/nou J. AJ 13.6.6 . a)nachr-ai/nw, fut. -a^nw=: aor. a)ne/chra_na, Ion. -hna, Ep. subj. a)gchra/nh|:— dry up, w(s d' o(/t' o)pwrino\s *bore/hs . . a)lwh\n ai)=y' a)gchra/nh| Il. 21.347 ; ta\ u(pozu/gia a)rdo/mena a)nech/rhne [th\n li/mnhn] Hdt. 7.109 :— Pass. , Hp. Aër. 8 , Phylarch. 50 , Ph. 2.511 , etc. metaph., consume, exhaust, oi)=kon a). o)do/ntes Call. Cer. 114 . dry again, after bathing, in Pass. , Hp. Acut. 65 . a)nach/r-ansis, ews, h(, drying up, Thphr. HP 3.1.2 . a)nachr-antiko/s, h/, o/n, fit for drying, Dsc. 1.7 , Crito ap. Gal. 12.488 , Plu. 2.624d . a)nachr-a^si/a, h(, = a)nach/ransis , Thphr. Fr. 171.12 . a)nachr-asmo/s, o(, drying up, Sor. 2.10 , Leonid. ap. Aët. 16.44 , Herod.Med. in Rh.Mus. 58.90 . a)naci/a (A), h(, (a)na/ssw) command, behest, Pi. N. 8.10 (pl.). = basilei/a , A. Fr. 283 . a)naci/a (B), h(, lack of value: inferiority, Pl. Prt. 356a (s.v.l.). a)naci/-alos, o(, lord of the sea, epith. of Poseidon, B. 19.8 . a)naci-bre/ntas, a, o(, lord of the thunder, epith. of Zeus, Id. 16.66 ; cf. a)rgibre/ntas, bre/ntai. a)naci-dw/ra, h(, = h( a)na/gousa dw=ra , of Demeter, S. Fr. 1010 ; cf. a)nhsidw/ra. a)naci/-molpos, h(, queen of song, epith. of Urania, B. 6.10 . a)nacio/-logos, on, inconsiderable, D.S. 31.9 . a)nacio-pa/qeia, h(, unworthy treatment, or rather, just indignation thereat, J. AJ 15.2.7 , Hp. Ep. 17 . a)nacio-pa^qe/w, to be indignant at unworthy treatment, Str. 8.4.7 (v. l.), D.H. 4.11 , J. AJ 15.3.2 . a)nacio/-pistos, on, unworthy of credit, Eudem. ap. Simp. in Ph. 115.35 , Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 317.15 . a)na/cios (A), on, also a, on freq. in Att. : of persons, unworthy, not deemed or held worthy; a)na/cion sou= too good for thee, S. Ph. 1009 : also c. inf., a). ga\r pa=si/n e)ste dustuxei=n undeserving in the eyes of all to suffer, S. OC 1446 ; nika=n Pl. Prt. 356a . abs., worthless, despicable, Hdt. 7.9 , S. Ph. 439 , etc.; a(perei/ tis e)/poikos a)naci/a Id. El. 189 (lyr.). Adv. -i/ws Id. Aj. 1392 , etc. undeserving of evil, Id. Ant. 694 , E. Heracl. 526 , Th. 3.59 . of things, undeserved, a)na/cia sfe/wn au)tw=n peponqo/tes Hdt. 1.73 , cf. 114 , Lys. 21.25 , Pl. Cri. 53e : also abs., a)na/cia paqei=n E. IA 852 , al., Pl. Tht. 184a . Adv. -i/ws, e)fqa/rhsan a). e(wutw=n Hdt. 7.10 .e/. unworthy, polla\ kai\ a). e)mou= Pl. Ap. 38e . worthless, to\ a). a)kerde/s Id. Hipparch. 231e . a)na/cios (B), on, (a)/nac) kingly, royal, Sch. Il. 23.630 . a)/nacis, ews, h(, bringing up, raising up, Psalm.Solom. 18.6 . a)nacifo/rmigc, iggos, o(, h(, ruling the lyre, a)nacifo/rmigges u(/mnoi Pi. O. 2.1 . a)nacu_no/w, (cuno/s) v. l. for a)nakoino/omai in X. HG 1.1.30 (ap. Suid. ). a)nacu^ra/w, shave again, to\n to/pon Cleopatra ap. Gal. 12.404 . a)nacuri/des, i/dwn, ai(, trousers worn by eastern nations, Hdt. 5.49 , 7.61 , X. An. 1.5.8 ; by the Scythians, Hdt. 1.71 , cf. Hp. Aër. 22 ; by the Sacae, Hdt. 3.87 , etc.: sg., Luc. Hist.Conscr. 19 , Philostr. VA 1.25 . sg. a)nacuri/s, h(, = o)cali/s , Dsc. 2.114 , Sch. Nic. Th. 838 . (Derived from a)nasu/resqai by Eust. 22.8 , but really Persian. Wrongly expl. as a head-covering by Poll. 7.58 .) a)na/custon, = gnafa/llion , Ps.- Dsc. 3.117 . a)nacu/w [u_], scrape up or off, ta\ e)n th=| gh=| o)/nta [shmei=a] a)nacu=sai Antipho 5.45 :— Pass. , a)nacuome/nhs th=s gh=s being scraped up by fishermen dredging, Arist. HA 569b7 , cf. 603a23 ; a)nacusqe/ntes having the surface scraped off, Plu. Publ. 15 ; to be scraped down, Orib. Fr. 99 . a)naoi/gw, poet. for a)noi/gw, Il. 24.455 . a)napaideu/w, educate afresh, S. Fr. 487 , Ar. Eq. 1099 . a)na-paistiko/s, h/, o/n, anapaestic, D.H. Comp. 25 , Heph. 8 , Demetr. Eloc. 189 , etc. a)na/-paistos, on, (cf. sq.) hammered, forged, klei/s IG 2.678B64 , al., 11.161A94 (Delos, iii B. C.). struck back, rebounding:—as Subst., anapaest (i. e. a dactyl reversed), D.H. Comp. 25 , Heph. 8 , etc.; a). a)po\ mei/zous dactyl, Aristid.Quint. 1.15 . anapaestic verse, Arist. Po. 1452b23 , D.H. 1.25 , etc.: in pl., of the Comic parabasis, Ar. Eq. 504 , Pax 735 , al.; a)na/paistoi su/mptuktoi Pherecr. 79 , cf. Sch.metr. Pi. O. 4.1 ; a)na/paisto/n ti something in anapaestic metre, Aeschin. 1.158 : a)na/paista, ta/, anapaestic verses, Alciphr. 3.43 ; esp. of ribald or satirical songs, D.C. 66.8 , Plu. Per. 33 . a)na-paistri/s, i/dos, h(, smiter, i.e. smith's hammer, Hsch. a)napai/thtos, on, not reclaimable, xrh/mata *)arx.*delt. 6.100 (Methymna, ii B. C.). a)napai/w, drive back, in Pass. , Eust. 587.18 : metaph., r(uqmoi\ e)/mmetroi/ te kai\ a)napai/ontes, = a)na/paistoi , Philostr. VS 2.20.3 . a)napa^lai/w, retrieve by contest, ta\ sfa/lmata J. BJ 4.1.6 . a). ta\s u(posxe/seis retract, Sch. Od. 8.567 . a)napaleu/w, overthrow, cancel, me/risin PLond. 2.394.12 (late). a)napa/lh [pa^], h(, name of a dance, Ath. 14.631b . a)napa/lai xeirw=n, a form of exercise, Ruf. Ren.Ves. 2.33 . a)na/pa^lin, Adv. back again, i)e/nai Pl. Plt. 269d , cf. Phdr. 264 <*>, al.; e)pi\ to\ pe/ras h)\ a). Arist. EN 1095b1 ; a). strafh=nai Id. Cael. 285a8 , etc. over again, = e)/mpalin , Pl. Tht. 192d . contrariwise, on the opposite side, Hp. Coac. 321 ; a). poreu/esqai proceed in reverse, i. e. wrong order, Pl. Ti. 82c ; a). tiqe/nai Arist. APr. 37b11 , etc.; a). e)stin h(mi=n h)\ toi=s a)/llois in the opposite way to . . , Thphr. HP 8.3.5 ; toi=s polloi=s . . kai\ toi=s a). (i. e. toi=s o)li/gois) Teles p.15.9 H. in proportion, inversely; o( a). lo/gos the inverse ratio Euc. 5 Def. 13 .; a). e)/xein Arist. Cael. 273b32 . conversely, An.Ox. 4.325 . a)napalindrome/w, to be brought back again to the same spot, of a bandage, Hp. Fract. 4 . a)napa/llaktos, on, irremovable, ai)sxu/nh Jul. ad Them. 265d . a)napallotri/wtos, on, inalienable, a)groi/ TAM 261b15 (Lycia). a)napa/llw, poet. a)mpa/llw, Ep. aor. part. a)mpepalw/n:— swing to and fro, a)mpepalw\n proi/+ei dolixo/skion e)/gxos Il. 3.355 , etc.; a)mpa/llein kw=la, i. e. dance, Ar. Ra. 1358 ; a)ne/phlen e)pi\ qh/ra| . . maina/das urged them on, E. Ba. 1190 ; klh/rous ei)s a)/ggos e)mbalou=sai a)ne/phlan Ant.Lib. 10.3 :— Med. , ai(\ . . ai)qe/ra a)mpa/llesqe agitate it as you fly, E. Or. 322 :— Pass. , dart, spring or bound up, w(s d' o(/q' u(po\ friko\s . . a)napa/lletai i)xqu/s . . w(\s plhgei\s a)ne/palto Il. 23.692 , cf. Eun. Hist. p.239D. , Agath. 3.16 , 4.18 :— Il. l. c. proves that the sync. aor. a)ne/palto (also found in Il. 8.85 , 20.424 , cf. a)na\ d' e)/palt' o)rqw=| podi/ Pi. O. 13.72 , and metaph., nei=kos a)ne/palto B. 10.65 ) must be referred to this Verb (cf. e)/kpalto, e)ne/palto, kate/palto); but part. a)nepa/lmenos is formed from a)nefa/llomai in A.R. 2.825 ; those who, like Heyne, refer it to a)nefa/llomai, write it a)nepa=lto (cf. e)pa=lto): —aor. Med. a)neph/lato Mosch. 2.109 : aor. part. Pass. a)napalei/s Str. 8.6.21 . a)napa/llwn (sc. seismo/s), o(, an earthquake with an upward movement, Arist. Mu. 396a8 . a)na/pa^los, v. a)/mpalos : kat' a)/mpalon misqou=n by auction, IG 9(2).205.15 (Thess.). a word coined to expl. a)napa/lh, Ath. 14.631d . a)na/palsis, ews, h(, a flinging up, Arist. Mu. 396a9 . a)napa/nthtos, on, where one meets no one, Cic. Att. 9.1.3 . a)na-pantou=sin: a)naku/ptousin, Hsch. a)na/-paplon: a)noi/mwcon, Id. a)naparqe/neusis, ews, h(, restoration of virginity, Sch. A. Ch. 71 . a)napa^ria/zw, break treaties like the Parians, prov. in Ephor. 107 . a)napa/rtistos, on, incomplete, of verbal expression, Stoic. 2.58 . a)na/pas, asa, an, = a(/pas , AP 7.343 (Reiske a(/ma pa/shs). a)napa/ssw, scatter or shed upon, xa/rin tini/ Pi. O. 10(11).94 . a)napata/ssw, strike, kefalh\n a)nepa/tace Men. Epit. 468 . a)nepa/tacen: e)c u(/pnou a)ne/bleye, Hsch. strike up, a)napata/casqai: a)nakrou/sasqai a)=|sma, Id. a)napa^te/w, go up, go back, AB 397 ; of horses, jib, shy, Hippiatr. 26 . a)na/-paula, hs, h(, repose, rest, u(/pnon ka)na/paulan h)/gagen S. Ph. 638 ; kat' a)napau/las dih|rhme/noi divided into reliefs, of workmen, Th. 2.75 . c. gen. rei, rest from a thing, kakw=n S. El. 873 , cf. Ph. 878 ; po/nwn Th. 2.38 ; th=s spoudh=s Pl. Phlb. 30e . resting-place, E. Hipp. 1137 , Pl. Lg. 722c ; inn, Ar. Ra. 113 ; a)na/paulai kata\ th\n o(do/n Pl. Lg. 625b ; ei)s a)napau/las e)k kakw=n (where there is a play upon the first sense) Ar. Ra. 185 , cf. 195 . a)na-pau/lhsis, ews, h(, = foreg., kakou= Orac. ap. Phleg. Mir. 2 :—also a)na/-paulis (sic), Hsch. a)na/-pauma, poet. a)/mp-, atos, to/, repose, rest, mermhra/wn Hes. Th. 55 ; kakw=n a)/mpauma merimne/wn Thgn. 343 ; mo/xqwn Lyr.Oxy. 9iii4 ; pla/tas E. Hyps.Fr. 3iii14 . resting-place, APl. 4.228 (Anyte); of a tomb, CIG 4623 (Syria), cf. Epigr.Gr. 453.3 . fallow land, PTeb. 115.3 (ii B. C.), PFay. 112.4 (i A. D.). the state of such land, e)n a)napau/mati or a)napau/masi PTeb. 61a385 (ii B. C.), PLond. 3.1223.8 (ii A. D.), BGU 1092.16 (iv A. D.). a)na-paumatiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for fallow land, Wilcken Chrest. 377.11 , al., BGU 860.11 (iii A. D.). a)na-pau/simos, on, of or for rest, Eust. 1260.53 , al. a)na/-pausis, poet. a)/mp-, ews, h(, repose, rest, Mimn. 12.2 , Pi. N. 7.52 , Hp. VM 11 , X. Lac. 12.6 : esp. relaxation, recreation, Pl. Ti. 59c , X. Cyr. 7.5.47 . c. gen. rei, rest from a thing, kakw=n Th. 4.20 ; pole/mou X. Hier. 2.11 ; kakw=n Epicur. Ep. 3p.61U. ; leitourgi/as PFlor. 57.56 . Rhet., cadence of a period, Hermog. Id. 1.1 , al. a)na-pausth/rios or a)na-pauth/rios, Ion. a)mp-, on, of or for resting, qw=koi Hdt. 1.181 . Subst. a)napauth/rion, to/, time of rest, oi( qeoi\ th\n nu/kta dido/asin, ka/lliston a). X. Mem. 4.3.3 . place of rest, Luc. Am. 18 . sound of trumpet for a halt, opp. to\ a)naklhtiko/n, Poll. 4.86 . a)napausthri/a, h(, prop for head of torsion-engine, Ph. Bel. 76.17 , cf. Hero Bel. 89.6 . a)na-pausto/n: to\ mhkw/nion, Hsch. a)na-pautiko/s, h/, o/n, giving rest, Ptol. Tetr. 20 . a)na-pau/w, poet. and Ion. a)mp-, fut. Med. a)napau/somai: aor. a)nepausa/mhn Att. and Hellenistic (but a)nepau/qhmen LXX La. 5.5 ): later, aor. Pass. a)napa/h IG 14.158 : fut. Pass. a)napah/somai v.l. Apoc. 14.13 , al.: pres. Med. a)napa/etai IG 14.1717 , cf. PTeb. 264 :—make to cease, stop or hinder from a thing, xeimw=nos . . o(/s r(a/ te e)/rgwn a)nqrw/pous a)ne/pausen Il. 17.550 ; a). tina\ tou= pla/nou give him rest from wandering, S. OC 1113 ; tou\s leitourgou=ntas a). (sc. tw=n a)nalwma/twn) to relieve them from . . , D. 42.25 , cf. 42 . c. acc. only, put an end to, boh/n S. Tr. 1262 ; more freq. rest, make to halt, a). stra/teuma X. Cyr. 7.1.4 ; kata\ me/ros tou\s nau/tas a). Id. HG 6.2.29 ; ka/maton i(/ppwn a). A. Fr. 192 (lyr.); sw=ma E. Hipp. 1353 ; ei)/dwlon a). e)pi\ a(/macan lay it in a reposing posture, Ael. VH 12.64 , cf. NA 7.29 : abs., a)na/pauson give me rest, Luc. Tyr. 21 . bring to a close, to\n lo/gon Hermog. Id. 1.8 . rarely intr. in sense of Med. , take rest, a)napau/ontes e)n tw=| me/rei Th. 4.11 ; h(suxi/an ei)=xe kai\ a)ne/pauen X. HG 5.1.21 . of land, cause to lie fallow, PSI 400.10 (iii B. C.), PTeb. 105.3 (ii B. C.). in Med. and Pass. , take rest, a)napau/ou kakw=n take rest from . . , Cratin. 297 ; a)po\ naumaxi/as a). rest after a sea-fight, Th. 7.73 ; e)k makra=s o(dou= Pl. Criti. 106a ; a)p' a)/gras kekmakw\s a)mpau/setai [*pa/n] Theoc. 1.17 ; esp. of troops, halt, rest, X. Cyr. 2.4.3 , etc.; a)napep. tw=n ei)sforw=n to be relieved from . . , Isoc. 8.20 . abs., take one's rest, sleep, Hdt. 1.12 , 2.95 , al., E. Hipp. 211 , v.l. in Ar. Pl. 695 , cf. Lys. 13.12 , etc. of land, lie fallow, Pi. N. 6.11 . of the dead, a)mp. su\n fili/h| cunw=s a)lo/xw| Epigr.Gr. 520.5 (Thessalonica); w(=de a)napa/etai IG 14.1717 , cf. Call. Epigr. 15.1 ; a). tou= bi/ou Heraclit. All. 68 , Hdn. 3.15.2 ; a). alone, die, Id. 1.4.7 , cf. Plu. 2.110f ; a). to\n bi/on POxy. 1121.12 (iii A. D.). regain strength, dub. l. in X. Cyr. 6 1.11 . rest or settle upon an object, to\ tou= *qeou= pneu=ma e)f' u(ma=s a)napau/etai 1 Ep.Petr. 4.14 , cf. LXX Is. 11.2 ; of shadows, Iamb. Comm. Math. 8 . a)napafla/zw, boil or bubble up, Hsch. a)napei/qw ( Arc. a)mp- SIG 306.59 ), persuade, convince, X. Mem. 1.2.52 , al.:— Pass. , Th. 1.84 . persuade, move to do a thing, c. acc. pers. et inf., Hdt. 1.124 , 156 , etc.; foll. by Conj., a). w(s xrh/ . . Id. 1.123 ; a). lo/gw| o(/kws . . 1.37 : c. dupl. acc., a). tina/ ti persuade one of a thing, Ar. Nu. 77 , cf. AP 9.438 ( Phil. ). seduce, mislead, tina/ Hdt. 3.148 , 5.66 , etc.; a). xrh/masi, dw/rois, bribe, Ar. Pax 622 , X. Cyr. 1.5.3 ; xrusi/on didou\s a)napei/seis o(/pws . . Ar. Eq. 473 , cf. PMagd. 14.3 , Act.Ap. 18.13 :— Pass. , a)napepeisme/nos bribed, Ar. V. 101 . a)napeina/w, to be hungry again, Lync. ap. Ath. 3.109e . a)na/-peira, h(, trial, proof, ploi/wn Plb. 25.4.8 , cf. Callix. 1 . in pl., exercises, -ras poiw=n toi=s plhrw/masi Plb. 1.59.12 . a)na/peira: r(uqmo\s au)lhtiko/s, Hsch. a)na-peira/omai, try or attempt again: generally, make a trial, essay, toi=s ska/fesi Plb. 25.4.9 ; a)napeira=sqai nau=n make trial of a new ship, prove her, D. 51.5 ; also of the ship herself, pa/ntes e(wra=q' u(mei=s a)napeirwme/nhn th\n nau=n ibid.; esp. as a naval term, manœuvre, exercise, Hdt. 6.12 , Th. 7.7 , 12 , 51 . a)napei/rw, poet. a)mp-, pierce through, fix on a spit, spla/gxna d' a)/r' a)mpei/rantes Il. 2.426 ; i(/n' a)napei/rw ta\s ki/xlas Ar. Ach. 1007 ; o(/tan e)pi\ to\n o)beli/skon a)naparh=| Arist. Mir. 835a18 . impale, e)pi\ cu/lou a). Hdt. 4.103 :— Pass. , a)poqanei=n a)naparei/s Id. 4.94 ; mh\ . . to\n po/d' a)naparw= Macho ap. Ath. 8.349c . pierce upwards, opp. katapei/rw, Antyll. ap. Orib. 7.10.1 . a)napeisth/rios, a, on, persuasive, xau/nwsis Ar. Nu. 875 . a)napela/sas: a)narrwsqei/s, Hsch. (cf. o)lig-hpeli/h). a)napeleka/w, dress stone, IG 7.4255.19 (Oropus). a)napempa/zomai, count again, count over, Pl. Ly. 222e ; think over, ponder over, Id. Lg. 724b , Plu. 2.605a , Ath. 6.263b , al.; a). o(/kwsper o)/nar th\n nou=son Aret. CA 2.3 , etc.:— Act. later in same sense, Lyc. 9 , 1470 , AP 11.382.12 ( Agath. ), Hld. 3.5 , etc. a)nape/mpw, poet. a)mp-, send up, ka/twqen A. Ch. 382 (lyr.), cf. Ar. Th. 585 ; *(afai/stoio krounou\s a). sends forth . . , Pi. P. 1.26 ; xqw\n h)rina\ fu/ll' a). ib. 9.46 ; pantoi=a fu/mata Pl. Ti. 85c :— Med. , send up from oneself, X. An. 1.1.5 . send up to higher ground, ei)s ta\s a)/kras Id. Cyr. 7.5.34 ; esp. from the coast inland, into Central Asia, a). w(s basile/a Th. 2.67 , cf. Isoc. 8.98 ; to the metropolis, ei)s th\n *(rw/mhn Plb. 1.7.12 , etc. remit, refer to higher authority, PHib. 1.57 (iii B. C.), PTeb. 7.7 (ii B. C.); yh/fisma pro\s basile/a OGI 329.51 ; tina\ pro/s tina Ev.Luc. 23.7 ; tina/ tini Ep.Philem. 12 ; of a higher authority referring to delegates, BGU 613.4 (ii A. D.), cf. 19i20 , PLond. 2.196 , 11 (ii A. D.); refer to a book, Gal. 18(2).663 , etc. trace up one's pedigree, ge/nos ei)/s tina D.S. 4.83 . transmit, in Pass. , tw=n kat' o)/yin a)napempome/nwn Epicur. Nat. 11.7 ; ai)sqh/sewn a)napempome/nwn Plot. 4.4.42 . send back, Pi. I. 7(6).10 : metaph., send back in discussion to something previously said, Alex.Aphr. in Top. 445.15 . refer, ta\ ei)s to\ qei)on -o/mena OGI 194 , cf. D.S. 4.43 ; ascribe, ti e)pi/ ti Dam. Pr. 37 ; ti/tini Corp.Herm. 18.12 . throw back the accent, of enclitics, Hdn.Gr. 2.828 . a)napeptame/nos, h, on, pf. part. Pass. of a)napeta/nnumi, q. v. Adv. -nws explicitly, Plot. 5.1.8 . a)napeptwko/tws, Adv. pf. part. of a)napi/ptw, despondingly, Poll. 3.123 . a)nape/ssw, Att. a)na/-ttw, digest again, f.l. in Arist. HA 565b23 . a)napeta/nnu_mi or a)na-u/w X. An. 7.1.17 (cf. a)napi/tnhmi), poet. a)mp-; a)napeta/w Luc. Cal. 21 : fut. -peta/sw, Att. -petw= Men. Fr. 3 D. :— spread out, unfold, a)na/ q' i(sti/a leuka\ pe/tassan Il. 1.480 , etc.; a). bo/struxon E. Hipp. 202 ; ta\n e)p' o)/ssois o)mpe/tason xa/rin unfold, display, Sapph. 29 ; fa/os a)mpeta/sas having shed light abroad, E. IA 34 ; a)napeta/sai ta\s pu/las throw wide the gates, Hdt. 3.146 , cf. X. An. l. c.:— Pass. , a)napeptame/nai sani/des, qu/rai, Il. 12.122 , Pi. N. 9.2 ; ble/fara a)napeta/nnutai X. Mem. 1.4.6 ; a)lw/phc a)napitname/nh a fox sprawling on its back to await the eagle's swoop, Pi. I. 4(3).47 : in pf. Pass. , to be open, lie open, oi)ki/a pro\s meshmbri/an -pe/ptatai lies open to the south, X. Oec. 9.4 ; au)lw\n a)nape/ptatai pro\s th\n qa/lattan Plu. Fab. 6 ; freq. in pf. part., open, e)n pela/gei+ a). naumaxh/seis Hdt. 8.60 . a/; a). o)/mmata X. Mem. 2.1.22 ; a). pro\s to\ fw=s th\n ei)/sodon e)/xousa, of the cave, Pl. R. 514a ; di/aita a). in the open air, Plu. Per. 34 : metaph., a). parrhsi/a open, barefaced impudence, Pl. Phdr. 240e ; o)/mma a). impudent, brazen, Zeno Stoic. 1.58 ; a). th=| yuxh=| de/casqai/ ti Luc. Nigr. 4 . a)na-pe/teia, h(, expansion, dilatation, po/rwn Gal. 6.848 , cf. Alex. Aphr. Pr. 1.90 . a)na-peth/s, e/s, (peta/nnumi) expanded, wide open, a)de/nes Hp. Gland. 9 ; o)fqalmoi/ Aret. SA 1.6 . (pe/tomai), A. Supp. 782 (in form a)mp-). a)nape/tomai, poet. a)mpe/tamai IG 14.1934 f, late a)napeta/omai v.l. in Gp. 2.5.12 : fut. -pth/somai: aor. a)nepto/mhn or a)nepta/mhn, in Trag. also a)ne/pthn, 3 pl. a)ne/pthsan Ant.Lib. 14.4 :—fly up, fly away, h)\n . . a)napth=sqe e)s to\n ou)rano/n Hdt. 4.132 , cf. 5.55 ; oi)xh/sontai a)napto/menoi Antipho Fr. 58 ; ai)qeri/a d' a)ne/pta E. Med. 440 ; a)n' u(gro\n a)mptai/hn ai)qe/ra Id. Ion 796 ; a)nape/tomai dh\ pro\s *)/olumpon Anacr. 24 = Ar. Av. 1372 , cf. 35 , Lys. 774 ; ei) . . pthno\s geno/menos a)na/ptoito Pl. Phd. 109e ; ei)s to\n ou)rano\n a)napth/sh| Id. Lg. 905a , cf. Aeschin. 3.209 ; hurry off, Luc. Alex. 30 : metaph., a)mpta/mena frou=da pa/nta kei=tai E. Andr. 1219 . metaph., to be on the wing, perixarh\s d' a)nepta/man S. Aj. 693 ; a)ne/ptan fo/bw| Id. Ant. 1307 .—Cf. a)ni/ptamai. a)na/peusis, ews, h(, (a)napunqa/nomai) inquiry, Charito 3.4 . a)napeflasme/nws, Adv. pf. part. Pass. of a)nafla/w, q. v. a)naphga/zei: a)nadi/dwsin, Hsch. a)naph/gnu_mi, transfix, fix on a spit, lagw=|' a)naphgnu/asi Ar. Ec. 843 . impale, crucify, tina\ e)pi\ tou= cu/lou Alex. 222 ; to\ sw=ma dia\ triw=n staurw=n Plu. Art. 17 . intr. pf. a)nape/phga project sharply, of headlands, Philostr. VA 3.23 . a)naphd-a/w, poet. a)mp-, fut. -h/somai Luc. Asin. 53 :—leap up, start up, esp. in haste or fear, e)k lo/xou a)mph/dhse Il. 11.379 ; e)k tou= qro/nou Hdt. 3.155 ; a)naphdw=sin pa/ntes e)p' e)/rgon jump up from bed, Ar. Av. 490 , cf. X. Cyr. 1.4.2 ; a). pro\s to\n pa/ppon jump up on his knees, ib. 1.3.9 ; start up to speak, a). e)n dh/mw| Cratin. 356 , cf. Ar. Ec. 428 ; e)pi\ to\ bh=ma Aeschin. 3.173 , cf. 1.71 . of water, spring, Arist. HA 596b18 . Medic., swell up, Hp. Gland. 2 . a)naph/d-hma, atos, to/, outburst, ai(/matos Eust. 680.23 . a)naph/d-hsis, ews, h(, leaping up, e)k th=s kli/nhs Hp. Morb.Sacr. 1 . a). th=s kardi/as palpitation of the heart, opp. sfu/cis, Arist. Resp. 480a13 . a)naphle/w, aor. part. -h/sas dub. sens. in h.Merc. 41 . a)naphni/zomai, unwind, reel off, of the thread of a silk worm's cocoon, Arist. HA 551b14 ; to\ th=s pe/rkhs ku/hma a). oi( a(liei=s ib. 568a24 . a)naphr-i/a, h(, lameness, mutilation, Cratin. 168 , Arist. Rh. 1386a11 ; of the crocodile's tongue, stunted development, Id. PA 660b26 . a)naphr-o/bios, on, with maimed life, Phryn.Com. 4D. a)naphr-o/omai, Pass. , to be maimed, Pl. Plt. 310e , Arist. Pr. 960b37 :— Act. , prob. l. in Plu. 2.373d . a)na/phr-os, on, maimed, mutilated, Hermipp. 35 , Lys. 24.13 , Pl. Cri. 53a , etc.; yuxh\ a). pro\s a)lh/qeian Id. R. 535d ; a)na/phra qu/ein Id. Alc. 2.149a , cf. Arist. PA 773a13 , al. Adv. -rws Zonar. (Sts. spelt a)na/peiros in codd., LXX To. 14.2 , Ev.Luc. 14.13 , 21 , cf. Phryn. PS p.13 B. ) a)naphrtisme/nws, incompletely, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.107 . a)napida/w, = diapida/w , prob. in Alex.Aphr. in Mete. 56.7 . a)napi_du/w, spring up, ooze out, Thphr. CP 6.4.1 . of ground, send forth water, Plu. Aem. 14 . a)na-pie/zw, aor. Pass. a)nepie/xqhn, press back, Hp. Art. 41 . force upwards, Hero Spir. 1.10 . apply, press upon, Androm. ap. Gal. 12.945 , cf. Asclep.ib. 986 . a)na-pi/esis, ews, h(, pressure, Glaucias ap. Erot. s.v. a)nokw/xhsis. a)na-pi/esma, atos, to/, a kind of trap-door on the stage, Poll. 4.127 , 132 . a)na-piesmo/s, o(, = foreg., pro\s to/pon Hero Spir. 1.28 . reduction of hernia, Heliod. (?) ap. Orib. 50.42.6 . a)napi/mplhmi, 3 sg. -pimpla=| Arist. Pr. 967b4 :—fill up, pi/qon Epigr. ap. Luc. Dips. 6 : but mostly, metaph., accomplish what is destined, as always in Hom. , po/tmon a)naplh/santes having filled up the full measure of their fate, Il. 11.263 ; ai)/ ke qa/nh|s kai\ moi=ran a)naplh/sh|s bio/toio 4.170 ; a)naplh=sai oi)=ton, kaka/, a)/lgea, kh/dea, ib. 8.465 , 15.132 , Od. 5.302 , 13.307 (v.l.), cf. Hdt. 5.4 , 6.12 , 9.87 , etc. c. gen. rei, fill full of a thing, kai\ cuntuxw/n s' *(upe/rbolos dikw=n a)naplh/sei Ar. Ach. 847 , cf. Nu. 1023 , Pl. Phlb. 42a , D. 20.28 . freq. with a notion of defiling, infecting, w(s plei/stous a)naplh=sai ai)tiw=n Pl. Ap. 32c :— so in Pass. , to be infected with disease, Th. 2.51 ; a). th=s tou/tou [tou= sw/matos] fu/sews Pl. Phd. 67a , cf. Iamb. Myst. 5.15 . a)napi/mprhmi, blow, swell up, in Pass. , Nic. Th. 179 : aor. a)neprh/sqhn Hp. Nat.Mul. 41 . a)napi/nw [i_], drink up, suck in like a sponge, Hp. VM 22 ; absorb again, of suppurations which do not come to a head, Id. Art. 40 ; of extravasated blood, ib. 50 , cf. Gal. 7.694 . a)napipra/skw, sell again, Poll. 7.12 :— Pass. in aor. 1 part. a)napraqei/shs IPE 12.32A53 . a)napi/ptw, poet. a)mp-, fall back, A. Ag. 1599 , E. Cyc. 410 ; lay oneself back, like rowers, Cratin. 345 , X. Oec. 8.8 ; a). u(pti/a Pl. Phdr. 254b , cf. e; of riders, u(pti/ous a)napeptwko/tas e)lau/nein X. Eq.Mag. 3.14 . metaph., fall back, give ground, Th. 1.70 ; flag, lose heart, D. 19.224 ; tai=s spoudai=s (vulg. spond-) a)napeptwke/nai D.H. 5.53 . pf. part. a)napeptwkw/s lifeless, of style, sxh=ma a). Aristid. Rh. 2p.518S. , al. of a plan, to be given up, a)nepeptw/kei ta\ th=s e)co/dou D. 21.163 . a). a)p' oi)/kwn to be banished from one's house, Poet. ap. Athenagoraspro Christo 22 . recline at meals, like a)na/keimai , Alex. 293 , Com.Adesp. 638 , PPar. 51.4 , Ev.Marc. 6.40 , Luc. Asin. 23 . take to one's bed in sickness, PMag.Leid.V. 11.1 . recoil, of the arms of torsion-engines, Hero Bel. 100.2 . a)napisso/w, cover over again with pitch, Gp. 6.8.3 . a)napi/tnhmi, poet. for a)napeta/nnumi, inf. -pitna/men Pi. O. 6.27 . a)napit-u/zw, cause to spirt out, Hero Aut. 13.1 . a)napit-usmo/s, o(, spirting out, ib. 4.3 ; cf. a)naputi/zw. a)napla/khtos, on, = a)nampla/khtos , q.v. a)na/-plasis, ews, h(, remodelling, new formation, sarkw=n Hp. Off. 24 ; adjustment, ib. 15 ; simply, modelling, shaping, Hp. Hebd. ap. Ph. 1.29 . a)na/-plasma, atos, to/, shape, form, model, ta\ a). tw=n swma/twn D.S. 2.56 . representation, imagination, Str. 11.14.12 ; a). th=s dianoi/as S.E. M. 8.354 . correlative term, Ascl. in Metaph. 331.30 . a)na-plasmo/s, o(, = a)na/plasis, a). e)k matai/wn e)lpi/dwn building of castles in the air, Plu. 2.113d . = a)na/plasma 11 ; a). dianoi/as Metrod. Herc. 831.4 , S.E. M. 7.223 , Mich. in PN 9.21 . a)na-pla/ssw, Att. a)na/-ttw, form anew, remodel, restore a broken nose, Hp. Mochl. 2 ; rebuild, oi)ki/dia PHal. 1.183 (iii B. C.): metaph., a). tau/tas [ta\s e(tai/ras] Alex. 98.5 :— Med. , a)napla/sasqai oi)ki/hn rebuild one's house, Hdt. 8.109 . simply, model, mould, fashion, th=s *ai)dou=s . . ta)/galm' a). Ar. Nu. 995 , cf. AP 7.410 ( Diosc. ), al.; ta\ me/lh tou= paido/s Pl. Alc. 1.121d : metaph., toi=s yhfi/smasin a). [*)ale/candron] Demad. 11 ; make up, troxi/skous Dsc. 1.8 , al. metaph., a). dipla/sia th=s a)lhqei/as kaka/ invent, imagine them, Philem. 160 , cf. Plb. 3.94.2 , D.H. 1.53 ; pollou\s qeou/s Ph. 2.262 ; ai)ti/as Procop. Arc. 15 ; e)pistolh/n ib. 12 , Philostr. VA 7.35 : abs., imagine vainly, Metrod. Herc. 831.14 , cf. 17 , Phld. D. 1.17 :—also in Med. , AP 9.710 ( Diosc. ). compose, lo/gous D.H. Dem. 46 . plaster up, u(po\ toi=s o)/nuci khro\n a)napeplasme/nos Ar. V. 108 . a)na-plaste/on, one must make up into shapes, Dsc. 5.88 . a)na-plastiko/s, h/, o/n, imaginative, Porph. Sent. 38 , Procl. in Ti. 1.320 D. a)na/-plastos, on, that may be moulded, plastic, Gal. 18(1).670 . a)naplatu/nomai [u_], to be spread wide, Plu. Daed. 4 . a)naplei/w, Ep. for a)naple/w 111 , Nic. Th. 308 . a)naple/kw, enwreath, entwine, o(/rmoisi xe/ras Pi. O. 2.74 ; a). ta\s tri/xas Poll. 2.35 :— Pass. , IG 5(1).1390.22 (Andania, i B. C., in form a)mpl-), ib. 5(2).514.10 (Lycosura):— Med. , braid one's hair, Luc. Nav. 3 . metaph., a). r(uqmo/n AP 11.64 ( Agath. ). a)napeplegme/noi closely engaged, Plu. Brut. 17 . a)na/pleos, a, on, Att. masc. and neut. a)na/plews, wn, but fem. a)naple/a Pl. Phd. 83d :—pl., nom. masc. and fem. a)na/plew| Pl. Tht. 196e , Eub. 98.8 , neut. a)na/plea Arist. de An. 423a27 : acc. masc. a)na/plews Pl. R. 516e :—quite full of a thing, pterw=n le/gousi a)na/pleon ei)=nai to\n h)e/ra Hdt. 4.31 ; a). yimuqi/ou Ar. Ec. 1072 , cf. Eub. l.c.; sko/tous a). oi( o)fqalmoi/ Pl. R. 516e , etc. infected, tou= sw/matos a)naple/a [h( yuxh/] with the body, Id. Phd. 83d ; au)to\ to\ kalo\n mh\ a). sarkw=n Id. Smp. 211e ; a). e)smen tou= mh\ kaqarw=s diale/gesqai Id. Tht. 196e . a)na/pleusis, ews, h(, separation, splitting off, o)ste/ou Hp. Coac. 234 . mounting, rising, of food in vomiting, Archig. ap. Orib. 8.1.20 . a)naple/w, Ion. a)na-plw/w, Ep. a)na-plei/w (q.v.), sail upwards, go up-stream, steinwpo\n a)neple/omen we sailed up the strait, Od. 12.234 , cf. Hdt. 2.97 , 4.89 ; sail up the Hellespont, X. HG 4.8.36 :— Pass. , a)naplei=tai e)k qala/tths o( *pa/dos Plb. 2.16.10 . put out to sea, e)s *troi/hn nh/essin a)napleu/sesqai Il. 11.22 , cf. And. 1.76 , Decr. ap. D. 18.184 ; a). e)pi\ tro/paion IG 2.471.28 . float up, rise to the surface, naua/gion a). Arist. Pr. 932a1 . overflow, Ael. NA 10.19 . sail back, Hdt. 1.78 ; of fish, swim back, Id. 2.93 . metaph. of food, return from the stomach, for rumination, Ael. NA 2.54 . become loose, split off, of bone-splinters, Hp. Fract. 24 ; o)do/ntes a)naple/ousi the teeth fall out, Id. Epid. 4.19 , cf. a)naplei/w; of chalk-stones, come away, Orib. Syn. 9.58.2 . a)na/plews, v. a)na/pleos. a)naplh/qw, poet. for a)napi/mplhmi, Q.S. 11.312 . intr., to be full, Id. 13.22 . a)naplhmmu_re/w, overflow, Philostr. Im. 1.31 . a)naplhmmu/rw, make overflow, a)neplh/mmu_re qa/lassan Q.S. 14.635 . a)naplhr-o/w, fill up a void, Pl. Ti. 81b , cf. 78d ; to\ kexhno\s th=s e(rmhnei/as, tou= r(uqmou=, A.D. Synt. 266.22 , Luc. Tim. 1 :— Pass. , to be filled up, Arist. Cael. 306b4 . make up, supply, ei)/ ti e)ce/lipon a). Pl. Smp. 188e ; th\n e)/ndeian Arist. Pol. 1318b22 ; tou\s . . a)mo/rfous a)natlhroi= h( tou= le/gein piqano/ths compensates them, Id. Fr. 101 :— Med. , dw/mat' a). fill their houses, E. Hel. 907 . fill up the numbers of a body, th\n boulh/n Plu. Publ. 11 , cf. X. Vect. 4.24 ; a). th\n sunhgori/an fill the place of advocate (left vacant by another), Plu. Crass. 3 , cf. 1 Ep.Cor. 14.16 . pay in full, ta\s w)na/s, of tax-farmers, PPar. 62.5.3 (ii B. C.):—in Med. , get paid, receive, e(/ws a)neplhrw/sato th\n proi=ka D. 27.13 . use expletive particles, Demetr. Eloc. 58 . fulfil, a)naplhrou=tai h( profhtei/a Ev.Matt. 13.14 ; of a task, perform, PPetr. 3p.104 . Pass. , to be restored to its former size or state, a)neplhrw/qh o( h(/lios, after an eclipse, Th. 2.28 ; a)naplhroume/nhs th=s fu/sews being in process of restoration, Arist. EN 1153a2 , cf. HA 548b18 . a)naplh/r-wma, atos, to/, filling, Id. Mir. 833b4 ; e)rhmi/as Phalar. Ep. 98 ; lo/gwn Ph. 2.166 . a)naplh/r-wsis, ews, h(, filling up, means of filling up, th=s e)ndei/as Arist. EN 1118b18 ; tou= lei/pontos A.D. Synt. 250.18 ; tw=n kenoume/nwn ta/cewn Ph. 2.382 . satisfying, th=s e)piqumi/as Arist. Pol. 1267b4 ; satisfaction of the wants and appetites, Id. EN 1173b8 . restoration, th=s kata\ th\n fu/sin au)tarkei/as Id. Pol. 1257a30 , cf. Plu. Demetr. 45 . fulfilment, tou= r(h/matos tou= *kuri/ou LXX 1 Es. 1.54 . (from Pass. ) becoming full, overflowing, of the Nile, Thales ap. Ath. Epit. ad fin. lib. ii (vol. i p.278 Schw.). a)naplhr-wte/on, one must fill up, supply, Plu. Cim. 2 , Gp. 9.11.3 . a)naplhrwtiko/s, h/, o/n, filling up, Asp. in EN 24.3 ; du/namis Dsc. 5.75 ; fa/rmaka Gal. 14.763 . a)naplhstiko/s, h/, o/n, (a)napi/mplhmi) fit for filling up, and so, that which takes the shape of the vessel which it fills, fluid, Arist. PA 649b16 , cf. GC 329b34 , Pr. 939a31 . a)napli/ssw po/dessi trot, prob. in Arat. 1108 . a)naplokh/, h(, (a)naple/kw) a braiding, xai/ths Philostr. VA 6.10 . in Music, progression of notes ascending in the scale, opp. kataplokh/, Ptol. Harm. 2.12 . a)na/ploos, contr. a)naplh/r-plous, o(, (a)naple/w) sailing up-stream, Hdt. 2.4 and 8 ; o( a). e)k th=s qala/tths, of a canal from the sea to an inland harbour, Pl. Criti. 115d , cf. 117e . putting out to sea, Plb. 1.53.13 , etc. sailing back, return, Thphr. HP 4.7.3 , cf. Str. 1.3.15 . a)n-aplo/w, unfold, open, tarso\n a)naplw/sas Mosch. 2.60 ; ta\s qu/ras Babr. 74.3 :— Pass. , of pods or flowers, Dsc. 2.159 , 4.113 . cause to expand, tw=| -ou=n ta\ sw/mata th\n qermo/thta Anon. in Cat. 49.26 . explain, unravel, Anon. in Tht. 23.6 , Corp.Herm. 1.16 , Procl. in Euc. p.4F. ; a)pori/an Simp. in Ph. 441.11 . simplify, me/xri tou= e(no/s Dam. Pr. 5 :—so in Pass. , of compounds, to be resolved into simple elements, Ph. 1.433 (s. v. l.): pf. part. Pass. a)nhplwme/nos open, shallow, lopa/das PHolm. 11.17 . Adv. -ws, q. v. a)na/plu^sis, ews, h(, washing or rinsing out, Arist. Insomn. 460a17 . a)na/plwsis, ews, h(, unfolding; explanation, Erot. Praef. p.9 N., Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 467.8 . unfolding, evolution, h( tw=n lo/gwn e)ce/licis kai\ a). Plot. 5.7.3 ; opp. sunei/lhsis, Iamb. Comm. Math. 12 . simplification, Dam. Pr. 26 , 70 . a)naplw/w, Ion. for a)naple/w. a)na/-pneuma, poet. a)/mpn-, atos, to/, resting-place, Pi. N. 1.1 . a)na/-pneusis, ews, h(, recovery of breath: respite from, o)li/gh de/ t' a)na/pneusis pole/moio Il. 11.801 , 16.43 . breathing in, u(/datos, of fishes, Pl. Ti. 92b ; inhalation, opp. e)/kpneusis, Arist. HA 492b8 . a)na-pneustiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for respiration, o( a). to/pos the respiratory region, Id. Sens. 445a27 , Thphr. Sud. 38 ; ta\ mh\ a). [zw=|a] Arist. Spir. 482a8 ; a). du/namis the power of breathing, M.Ant. 6.15 ; ta\ -ka/ respiratory organs, Alex.Aphr. Pr. 1.119 . a)na/-pneustos, on, poet. for a)/pneustos, without drawing breath, breathless, Hes. Th. 797 codd. a)napneusto/s, o/n, Pass. , capable of being breathed, o( a)h/r Arist. Top. 135a33 . a)na-pneu/w, = sq., Hsch. a)napne/w, Ep. impf. a)mpnei/eskon A.R. 3.231 : Ep. aor. imper. a)/mpnue (v. infr.):—take breath, sth=qi kai\ a)/mpnue Il. 22.222 : more commonly c. gen., enjoy a respite, recover from, a)ne/pneusan kako/thtos 11.382 ; w(/s ke . . a)napneu/swsi po/noio 15.235 ; th=s no/sou S. Aj. 274 ; a). e)k th=s nauhgi/hs Hdt. 8.12 ; e)k kama/twn IG 14.14 (Syrac.); a)ne/pneusa e)k se/qen by the help I recovered, S. OT 1221 : c. part., a). teiro/menoi Il. 16.42 ; e)s tei=xos a)le/ntes 21.534 : abs., revive, X. An. 4.1.22 , D. 18.195 . purei=a a). revive, burn up again, Thphr. HP 5.9.6 . draw breath, a). pa/nta kai\ e)kpnei= Emp. 100 , cf. Pl. Phd. 112b , etc.; a). pukna/ Hp. Mul. 2.203 ; gather breath before a race, Pi. N. 8.19 : metaph., a). ou)x a(/pantes e)pi\ i)/sa ib. 7.5 . c. acc., draw breath from, inhale, th\n oi)kei/an a)rxh/n Dam. Pr. 8 :— Pass. , to\n a)napneo/menon a)e/ra Corn. ND 32 . breathe forth, send forth, c. acc. cogn., a)mpneu=sai kapno/n Pi. O. 8.36 ; puro\s se/las a)mpnei/eskon A.R. 3.231 ; a). u(a/kinqon breathe hyacinth, Pherecr. 131.2 : abs., exhale an odour, Thphr. Od. 69 : impers., h(du\ a)napnei= tw=n futw=n Philostr. Her.Prooem. 2 : metaph., a). xrhsmou/s Id. VS 1.18.3 . of vapour, a)u+tmh\ a). muxoi=o A.R. 2.737 causal, a). to\n i(/ppon breathe the horse, Hld. 8.14 . a)napnoei/ths, ou, o(, one who restores breath to an athlete after a contest, BMus.Inscr. 1109 (ii A. D.) (dub. sens.). a)na-pnoh/, poet. a)mpn-, h(, recovery of breath, mo/xqwn a)mpnoa/ rest from toils, Pi. O. 8.7 , cf. E. IT 92 , etc.; a)mpnoa\n e)/sta_san they recovered breath, took fresh courage, Pi. P. 4.199 ; a). dido/nai, pare/xein, E. Andr. 1137 , Pl. Ti. 70d ; lamba/nein Id. Phdr. 251e ; a)napnoh\n e)/xei . . ei)pei=n has breath enough to say, Men. 536.6 . respiration, breathing, Pi. P. 3.57 , Ar. Nu. 627 , Pl. Ti. 33c , etc.; including ei)spnoh/ and e)kpnoh/, Arist. Resp. 471a7 ; a)mpnoa\s e)/xein, = a)napnei=n , breathe, live, S. Aj. 416 ; th\n a). a)polabei=n tinos strangle, Plu. Rom. 27 ; u(po\ th\n a). in a breath, Plb. 10.47.9 . = ei)spnoh/ , inspiration, opp. e)kpnoh/, Pl. Ti. 78e , 79e , cf. Arist. Resp. 480b10 . exhalation, Thphr. HP 6.2.4 . breathing organ, of the nose and mouth, D.S. 2.12 , Luc. Nigr. 32 . air-hole, vent, Pl. Ti. 85a , 91b , Plu. Aem. 14 .— Only sg. in Pi. ; only pl. in Trag. a)na/-pnoia, h(, = foreg. 11.1 , Ti. Locr. 101d , Arist. Pr. 962a26 . a)na-pnoi+ko/s, h/, o/n, affecting respiration, no/sos Ptol. Tetr. 87 . a)napo/-blhtos, on, not capable of being lost, a)gaqa/ S.E. P. 3.238 , cf. Cleanth.Stoic. 1.129 , Alex.Aphr. Quaest. 121.16 . a)napo/-gra^fos, on, not registered in the custom-house books, contraband, Poll. 9.31 ; a). me/talla unregistered mines, Hyp. Eux. 34 ; not registered in the census, PLond. 2.260.29 (i A. D.); pro/bata a). BGU 338ii6 (ii A. D.). a)napo/-deiktos, on, not proved, undemonstrated, Lycurg. 129 , Arist. EN 1143b12 . Adv. -tws without proof, Plu. CG 10 . of first principles, indemonstrable, Pl. Def. 415b , Arist. APr. 53b2 , 57b33 , al.; a). sullogismoi/, of syllogisms, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.79 , al. Adv. -tws S.E. P. 1.173 , Gal. 17(2).160 . incapable of proof, Plu. Cor. 20 . Act. , furnishing no proof, PPar. 15.3.62 , cf. Stoic. 2.90 . a)napo/-dektos, on, not to be received, Sch. E. Ph. 527 . a)napo-de/xomai, take responsibility for, qusi/an Inscr.Magn. 61.56 (dub.). a)napo-dh/mhtos, on, untravelled, Ph. 2.11 . a)napod-i/zw, (pou/s) make to step back, call back and question, cross-examine, e)peirwtw=n te kai\ a). to\n kh/ruka Hdt. 5.92 . z; polla/kis a)nepo/dizon to\n grammate/a Aeschin. 3.192 , cf. Luc. Abd. 17 :— Pass. , Antipho Soph. 18 . ou)damh=| a)/llh| a)nepo/dise e(wuto/n in no other passage did he correct himself, retract what he before said, Hdt. 2.116 . deduct for retrograde motion, Vett.Val. 25.26 . intr., step back, return, e)pi\ th\n mona/da Pythag. ap. Stob. 1.10.12 (corr. Heeren), LXX Si. 46.4 , Luc. Nec. 7 ; ei)s tou)pi/sw Hdn. 5.6.7 ; a). pro\s . . revert, Chor.in Rh.Mus. 49.492 ; ku/klon a). recur in a cycle, Hippod. ap. Stob. 4.34.71 ; of the retrograde motion of the planets, Theo Sm. p.147 H., Procl. Hyp. 5.72 , etc.: metaph. of festivals which fall late in the calendar, Gem. 8.19 . a)napod-ismo/s, o(, going back, ei)s mona/da, opp. propodismo\s a)po\ mona/dos, Moderat. ap. Stob. 1 Coroll. 8 ; of the retrograde motion of planets, Vett.Val. 226.1 , Nicom. Ar. 1.5 ; in pl., opp. propodismoi/, Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 440.7 ; generally, reversal of planet's motion, Theo Sm. p.148H. calling back, recall, LXX Wi. 2.5 . a)napod-isth/s, ou=, o(, one who drives back, Eust. 717.16 . a)napod-istiko/s, h/, o/n, in retardation, Vett.Val. 182.31 ; -koi\ a)ste/res Cat.Cod. Astr. 1.133.23 . a)n-apo/dotos, on, not given back, not returned, a). do/sis h( dwrea/ Arist. Top. 125a18 ; a)rgu/rion a). do/nta not to be repaid, CIG(add.) 4278k (Xanthus), cf. 4300o (Limyra), PTeb. 105.20 (ii B. C.), PRyl. 171.16 (i A. D.); si=ton Inscr.Prien. 108.58 . to\ a)., = a)nantapo/doton , Sch. Ar. Av. 7 , cf. Simp. in Ph. 45.11 . a)na-podo/w, = a)napodi/zw 11 , a). e)pi\ th\n mona/da Plu. 2.876f a)napodo/omai grow fresh feet, of scorpions, Lyd. Mag. 1.42 . a)napo/-drastos, on, unavoidable, not to be escaped, Arist. Mu. 401b13 , Plu. 2.166e , Alex.Aphr. Fat. 166.3 ; to\ a). Plot. 4.3.13 . Act. , unable to run away, AB 392 , Alb. Intr. 6 . a)napo/-qetos, on, not stored up, Hsch. a)na-poie/w, make up, prepare a medicine, Hp. Nat.Mul. 36 ; mix up, stir up, PHolm. 25.22 , al.; met' e)lai/ou Bilabel *)oyart. p.11 . make fresh, vamp up, ta\ i(ma/tia Sch. Ar. Pl. 1063 . a)na-poi/htos, on, made up, wrought up, e)/k tinos Ammon. Diff. 123 . a)napoiki/llw, variegate, Sch. Pi. O. 11(10).113 Böckh. a)n-a/poinos, on, without ransom, only once in neut. (as Adv., acc. to Aristarch. ) a)na/poinon Il. 1.99 . a)napoklu/zw, wash out again, qala/ssh| PHolm. 20.6 . a)napo/kri^tos, on, unanswered, a). a)poste/llein pre/sbeis Plb. 4.34.1 , cf. Zeno Stoic. 1.64 ; a). a)pelqei=n Plb. 22.10.13 . Adv. a)napokri/tws, ei)pw/n Antipho 3.3.2 . Act. , not answering, oi)mwgh/ Plb. 8.23.6 . a)napola/zw, roll about, of an engine on shipboard, Ath.Mech. 32.7 . a)napo-lausti/a, h(, non-enjoyment, Phld. D. 1.16 . a)napo/-laustos, on, not to be enjoyed, Plu. 2.829d , 1104f . Act. , not enjoying, Phld. Mort. 13 ; h(donw=n Heph.Astr. 1.1 , Hsch. a)napolem-e/w, renew the war, Str. 17.3.15 , Mon.Anc.Gr. 15.8 . a)napole/m-hsis, ews, h(, Str. 11.8.3 . a)napoleu/w, move upwards in an orbit, opp. katapoleu/w, PMag.Par. 1.702 . a)napol-e/w, poet. a)mp-, properly, turn up the ground again (tri\s a)rotria=n th\n gh=n, Hsch. s.v. w(rapolei=n ): hence, go over again, repeat, tau)ta\ tri\s tetra/ki t' a)mpolei=n Pi. N. 7.104 ; di\s tau)ta\ bou/lei kai\ tri\s a)napolei=n m' e)/ph; S. Ph. 1238 ; o(/tan [yuxh\] au)=qis tau/thn a)napolh/sh| [mnh/mhn] Pl. Phlb. 34b , cf. Vett.Val. 242.20 :—aor. 1 Pass. , J. AJ 13.5.8 . a)napo/l-hsis, ews, h(, repetition, A.D. Synt. 29.10 , al., Plot. 2.9.12 ; reconsideration, recalling to mind, Id. 4.6.3 , Hierocl. in CA 19p.461M. a)napol-hte/on, one must recall to mind, M.Ant. 4.32 . a)napol-i/zw, = a)napole/w , of a field, Pi. P. 6.3 . a)napo-lo/ghtos, on, inexcusable, Plb. 12.21.10 , Ep.Rom. 1.20 , 2.1 ; undefended, tina\ e)a/sein D.Chr. 2.39 , cf. Eun. VS p.489 B. ; without making a defence, D.H. 7.46 . a)napo/-lu^tos, on, not able to get loose, sessile, Arist. HA 599a15 . Adv. -tws Gal. 12.8 . a)napo/-miktos, on, f.l. for a)nepi- , Thphr. CP 6.8.4 . a)na-pomph/, h(, (a)nape/mpw) sending up, e.g. to the metropolis, Plb. 30.9.10 . a). qhsaurw=n digging up of treasures, Luc. Alex. 5 . restoration, e)pi\ tou\s peprako/tas Ph. 2.290 . reference, reduction, e)pi\ ge/nos S.E. M. 10.274 ; reference to a book, Jul.Laod. in Cat.Cod.Astr. 8(4).246 . delegation of jurisdiction, PTeb. 489 (ii A. D.), BGU 19i1 (ii A. D.). a)na-po/mpimos, on, sent back, Luc. Luct. 10 , D.C. 62.2 ; of slaves, toi=s kuri/ois -ous poiei=n D.S. 14.96 . of trials, referred to a higher court, Luc. Eun. 12 , D.C. 52.33 , etc. a)na-pompo/s, o(, one that sends up or back, epith. of Hades, as sending up the shade of Darius, A. Pers. 650 . distributor of bread to soldiers, POxy. 1115.2 (iii A. D.). a)napo/niptos, on, unwashen, Ar. Eq. 357 , Phryn.Com. 3 D. = not to be washed out, Suid. a)naporeu/omai, proceed up-stream, D.C. 75.9 . a)napo/-rrifos, on, (a)porri/ptw) not liable to be rejected, free from blemish, PLond. 2.282.13 (i A. D.), etc. a)napo/-sbestos, on, inextinguishable, Hecat.Abd. 14 . a)na/posis, ews, h(, swallowing up, of rivers, Olymp. in Mete. 218.12 , al. a)napo/-spastos, on, inseparable, tou= e(no/s Dam. Pr. 113 . Adv. -tws Simp. in Epict. p.6 D. a)napo/-sta^tos, on, unable to escape from, qana/tou Epigr.Gr. 526 (Beroe): abs., without means of escape, POxy. 1469.5 (iii A. D.). despo/ths a). from whom there is no escape, Plu. 2.166e (codd.). inseparable, Porph. Sent. 40 . a)napo/-stolos, on, without permit, e)co\n e)kplei=n a). PGnom. 165 (ii A. D.). a)napo/-streptos, on, not to be turned away, Sm. Jb. 9.13 . a)napo-te/lestos, on, unfinished, Eust. 922.19 . a)napo/-teuktos, on, unerring in its aim, o)/recis Arr. Epict. 2.8.29 ; of persons, 1.4.11 , al. Adv., Comp. -o/teron 4.6.26 . a)napotiko/s, h/, o/n, absorbent, Ptol. Tetr. 18 . a)napotismo/s, o(, watering, dub. in PLond. 3.1177.187 (ii A. D.). a)napo/-tmhtos, on, not to be cut off or severed, Arr. Epict. 1.1.24 . a)napo/-triptos, on, gloss on a)li/astos , Sch. Il. Oxy. 1086.74 (fort. -treptos). a)napou/lwtos, on, not scarred over, Gal. 19.446 . a)napofe/rw, bring back again, in aor. 1 Med. a)naphnegka/mhn PCair.Preis. 32.12 (ii A. D.). a)na/pracis, ews, h(, exaction of a debt or penalty, danei/wn D.H. 6.1 ; tou= a)rguri/ou IG 9(1).694.10 (Corcyra). a)na/pra_sis, ews, h(, retail dealing, Poll. 7.12 . a)napra/ssw, Att. a)napo-pra/ttw, contr. a)mpr-, exact, levy money or debts, Th. 8.107 , Lys. 16.6 ; a). to/ te kefa/laion kai\ to\n to/kon IG 9(1) . 694.58 (Corcyra); demand back, of loans already repaid, OGI 669.20 (so in Med. , of interest already paid, Plu. 2.295d ); a). u(po/sxesin exact the fulfilment of a promise, Th. 2.95 , cf. Ar. Av. 1621 ; distrain upon, ta\ e)mfane/a SIG 554.16 (Thermon):— Med. , exact for oneself, di/kas D.H. 6.19 . a)napresbeu/w, send up ambassadors, J. AJ 18.2.4 . a)naprh/qw, let burst forth, da/kru' a)naprh/sas Il. 9.433 , Od. 2.81 . a)na/pri_sis, ews, h(, sawing off, Hp. Ep. 22 . a)na/ptaistos, on, = a)/ptaistos , Suid. a)napte/on, one must attach, to\n lo/gon a)po\ tw=n fanerwte/rwn Str. 1.3.10 . a)napteropoie/w, represent as winged, to\n *)/erwta Men.Rh. p.337 S. a)napterofore/omai, fly upwards, Ph. Fr. 59 H. a)napter-o/w, prop. raise its feathers, of a bird: hence metaph., raise, set up, o)rqi/ous e)qei/ras a)nepte/rwka E. Hel. 633 . metaph., set on the wing, put on the tiptoe of expectation, excite, a)napterw/sas au)th\n oi)/xeai Hdt. 2.115 , cf. Pl. Phdr. 255c ; mw=n ti . . a)/ggelm' a)nepte/rwke *danai+dw=n po/lin; E. Or. 876 ; fo/bos m' a)napteroi= Id. Supp. 89 , cf. S. Fr. 355 ; a). tina\ xrhstoi=s lo/gois Ar. Av. 1449 , cf. Men. Epit. 510 : — Pass. , to be in a state of eager expectation, a)nepterw/qhs A. Ch. 228 ; a). th\n yuxh/n Cratin. 384 ; a)nepte/rwmai klu/wn Ar. Av. 434 ; a)nepterwme/nwn tw=n *lakedaimoni/wn X. HG 3.4.2 ; a)nepterwme/nos qea=sqai Id. Smp. 9.5 ; a)napterwqei\s u(po/ tinwn w(s . . being irritated by the remark of some, that . . , Id. HG 3.1.14 . furnish with new wings, Ar. Lys. 669 :— Pass. , get new wings, Pl. Phdr. 249d . a)napte/r-wsis, ews, h(, clamour, lo/goi a)napterw/sews clamorous words, LXX Si. 31.1 , cf. Pr. 7.11 . a)napter-wto/s, o/n, excitable, fickle, xrh=ma h( ni/kh Men.Prot. p.10 D. a)napteru^gi/zw, raise the wings and fly away, Ael. NA 4.30 : metaph., Phld. Vit. p.21J. a)napteru/ssomai, to be furnished with wings, Sch. Ar. Eq. 1341 . a)na-pthsi/kerws, o(, = i)kti=nos , Phot. p.119 R. a)na/-pthsis, ews, h(, upward flight, Hierocl. in CA 26p.478M. a)naptoe/w, poet. a)na-ptoie/w, scare exceedingly, Mosch. 2.23 , Opp. C. 1.107 , etc.:— Pass. , to be scared, Plu. Pel. 16 ; to be in great excitement, Id. 2.261a , etc. a)/naptos, on, (a)- priv., a(/ptomai) not to be touched, impalpable, Arist. de An. 424a12 . a)napto/s, o/n, (a)na/ptw) fastened on, fa=ros Eust. 1774.15 . a)na/-ptuktos, on, that may be opened, Arist. PA 683b15 . a)na/-ptucis, ews, h(, opening, gaping, tou= sto/matos ib. 602a29 . explanation, Id. Rh.Al. 1435b18 , cf. Plu. 2.382d , Ath. 1.1a . a)na/ptu^sis, ews, h(, expectoration, Gal. 15.480 , Herod.Med. in Rh.Mus. 58.93 ; ai(/matos Alex.Trall. 5.5 ; of fistulae, opening out, Antyll. ap. Orib. 44.23.6 . a)na-ptu/ssw, pf. inf. Pass. a)neptu/xqai E. El. 357 : aor. Pass. a)neptu/xqhn Hp. Judic. 3 , but -eptu/ghn Int. 48 :—unfold the rollson which books were written, open for reading, a). to\ bibli/on Hdt. 1.125 , cf. 48 ; de/ltwn a)naptu/ssoimi gh=run E. Fr. 370 : also a). pu/las, ku/tos, undo, open, E. IT 1286 , Ion 39 ; xlamu/da Plu. Demetr. 42 ; even xei=los Opp. H. 3.247 ; a)naptu/cas| xe/ras with arms outspread, E. Hipp. 1190 ; seismoi\ -cantes th\n a(rmoni/an tw=n o)rw=n Philostr. Im. 2.17 :— Med. , fold up, Arist. PA 664b27 , al. cut open, of freshly killed animals, Pherecyd 97 J. , Philum. Ven. 17.3 , PMag.Leid.V. 10.1 , etc. ruminate, chew, Opp. H. 1.137 . unfold, disclose, pa=n a). pa/qos A. Pers. 254 , 294 ; pa/nt' a)naptu/ssei xro/nos S. Fr. 301 ; a). pro\s fw=s Id. El. 639 , cf. E. HF 1256 ; fre/na pro/s tina Id. Tr. 662 : in later Prose, Porph. Antr. 4 . as military term, th\n fa/lagga a). fold back the phalanx, i.e. deepen it by countermarching from front to rear, X. Cyr. 7.5.3 ; conversely, to\ ke/ras a). open out the wing, i.e. extend the line by countermarching from rear to front, X. An. 1.10.9 , cf. Plu. Pel. 23 , Arr. Tact. 9.5 . a)na-ptuxh/, h(, = a)na/ptucis, i)w\ . . ai)qe/ros a)mptuxai/ oh wide expanse of heaven! E. Ion 1445 ; nukto/s te phga\s ou)ranou= t' a)naptuxa/s S. Fr. 956 ; h(li/ou a)naptuxai/ the sun's unclouded orb, E. Hipp. 601 ; a). e)leu/qeroi (sc. o)mma/twn) El. 868 . a)na/-ptu^xos, on, = a)na/ptuktos , Arist. HA 528a14 . a)naptu/w, spit up or out, ai(=ma Hp. Aph. 5.13 ; si/alon Plb. 12.13.11 : abs., sputter, chra\ d' a)naptu/ei [u_] Nic. Al. 211 ; mudw=sa khki\s . . e)/tufe ka)ne/ptu_e S. Ant. 1009 :— Pass. , Gal. 16.210 . a)na/ptw, make fast on or to, Hom. (only Od. ), e)k d' au)tou= [i(stou=] pei/rat' a)nh=pton Od. 12.179 , cf. 51 , 162 ; prumnh/si' a)na/yai 9.137 : c. dat., gai/h| A.R. 2.177 ; a). ti pro/s ti E. HF 1012 :— Med. , e)k tou=d' a)nayo/mesqa prumnh/thn ka/lwn to him will we moor our bark, i.e. he shall be our protector, Id. Med. 770 , etc.; qeoi=si kh=dos a)na/yasqai form a close connexion with . . , Id. Tr. 845 ; xa/ritas e)/s tina a). confer favours on . . , Id. Ph. 569 ; also, fasten to oneself, e)pistolh\n e)k tw=n daktu/lwn a). Din. 1.36 ; take in tow, nau=n D.S. 13.19 , Plu. Cam. 8 ; to\ kra/tos Ph. 1.474 :— Pass. , to be fastened or fasten oneself on to, cling to, c. gen., pe/plwn E. HF 629 : c. dat., ki/osin ib. 1038 (prob., lyr.); have a thing fastened on one, peribo/lai' a)nh/mmeqa ib. 549 . hang up in a temple, offer up, like a)nati/qhmi, polla\ d' a)ga/lmat' a)nh=yen Od. 3.274 , cf. Arist. Fr. 572 , Lyc. 853 , Philostr. VA 1.11 , Tryph. 256 . metaph., fasten upon, attach to, mw=mon a)na/yai Od. 2.86 ; ai(=ma a). tini/ a charge of bloodshed, dub. in E. Andr. 1196 , cf. Ps.-Phoc. 70 , etc.; kh/de' a)nh=ptai/ tini A.R. 2.245 ; ascribe, refer to, tou\s lo/gous ei)s a)riqmou\s a). Arist. Metaph. 1078b22 ; a)rxh/n, ai)ti/an a). ei)s to\n *pu/qion Plu. Lyc. 6 , etc.; xa/rin a). tini/ ascribe a favour to him, Id. Ant. 46 ; th\n xa/rin ei)s *kai/sara pa/ntwn a)nh=pten Id. Brut. 6 ; toi=s e)k tou= qeou= th\n eu)daimoni/an a)na/yasi Porph. Abst. 2.3 :— Med. , attach oneself, pro\s pollou/s Phld. Herc. 1457.8 . light up, kindle, lu/xna Hdt. 2.133 ; pu=r E. Or. 1137 ; fw=s Pl. Ti. 39b ; puri\ a). do/mous E. Or. 1594 : metaph., ne/fos oi)mwgh=s w(s ta/x' a)na/yei Id. Med. 107 :— Pass. , to be kindled, Zeno Stoic. 1.31 , etc. inflame with anger, Lib. Or. 68.35 :— Pass. , ib. 33.15 , Ps.-Callisth. 3.22 ; excite emotionally, Phld. Po. 1425.20 . intr., to be lighted up, Arist. Mir. 841a32 . a)na/ptwsis, ews, h(, falling back: metaph., slackness, Eust. 1406.8 ; of machines, recoil, Ph. Bel. 68.45 , Hero Bel. 82.13 ; of style, lifelessness, Eust.ad D.P. 69 . reclining at meals, Aristeas 187 , 203 ; generally, lying down, in pl., Onos. 10.11 . a)na/ptwtos, on, flat, of style, v.l. in Eust. ad D.P. 69 . a)napunqa/nomai, inquire closely into, ta\s pa/tras au)tw=n a)nepu/qeto Hdt. 6.128 ; a)nepunqa/neto to\n poih/santa Id. 8.90 ; a)napuqw/meqa tou/sde ti/nes pote\ kai\ po/qen e)/molon Ar. Av. 403 . abs., a)napunqano/menos eu(ri/skw discover by inquiry, Hdt. 5.57 ; also, learn by inquiry, a). tau=ta pratto/mena X. An. 5.7.1 codd.; a). peri/ tinos Pl. Hp.Mi. 363b ; a). ti/ tinos ask of a person, Ar. Pax 693 . a)napure/ttw, suffer from recurrence of fever, Gal. 16.649 . a)napuri/zw, in aor. part. a)mpuri/cas, kindle, of fire, Lyr.Alex.Adesp. 31 . a)napu^ro/w, set on fire, Arist. Mu. 395a22 ( Pass. ): intr., metaph., break out afresh, pa/qh . . pa/lin a)napurw/santa Gal. 16.742 . a)napurseu/w, make glaring, th\n bafh\n th\n porfu/ras Poll. 1.49 . a)na/pustos, on, well-known, notorious, Od. 11.274 , Hdt. 6.64 , 66 , etc. a)napu_t-i/zw, spit up, spout up, Hero Spir. 1.28 . a)napu_t-ismo/s, o(, Id. Aut. 4.3 (but see a)na-pitu/zw, -usmo/s). a)napwle/w, put up for sale again, PPetr. 3p.109 ( Pass. ); sell again, Poll. 7.12 :— Pass. , prob. in CIG 2266.11 (Delos). a)napwma/zw, (pw=ma) lift up the cover, Hero Spir. 1 Praef., Critoap. Gal. 12.732 . a)na/pwsis, ews, h(, a drinking up, Erot. s.v. a)/mpwtis (oi(=on a). tis ou)=sa) s. v. l. Cf. a)na/posis. a)na/pwtis, v. a)/mpwtis :—Adj. a)napwtiko/s, h/, o/n, Eust. 1719.44 . a)/nar: o)/nar (Cret.), Phot. p.119 R., Hsch. a)nar-: when a)na/ is compd. with words beginning with r, the r is usually doubled, as in a)narrai/+zw, etc., though in Poets and Ion. Greek it is sometimes single, as in sq. a)naragaqh=sai: a)nayofh=sai, a)naphdh=sai, Hsch. a)na/raktos: dhmo/sios, Hsch. a)nara/omai, recall a curse, Callisth. ap. Suid. , Poll. 5.130 . a)na/rbhla: ta\ mh\ e)cesme/na, a)/rbhloi ga\r ta\ de/rmata, Hsch. a)na/rbu^los, on, without shoes, unshod, E. Fr. 530.7 . a)nargu^r-i/a, h(, want of cash, Stratt. 8 D. ; h( th=s a). paragrafh/ non numeratae pecuniae, Cod.Just. 4.21.16 ; h( th=s proiko\s a). Just. Nov. 100 Pr.: pl., ibid. a)na/rgu^r-os, on, without silver: without money, Lys. Fr. 35 , Pl. Lg. 679b . not bought with silver: incorruptible, Poll. 6.191 . a)narqr-i/a, h(, want of vigour, Arist. Pr. 894b21 . a)/narqr-os, on, not differentiated or articulated, Pl. Ti. 75a , Arist. HA 583b10 , al. without strength, nerveless, S. Tr. 1103 , E. Or. 228 . without visible joints, like fat men, Hp. Aër. 19 . of sound, inarticulate, yo/foi Thphr. Sens. 41 ; w)|dai/ D.S. 3.17 ; a)lalagmo/s Plu. Mar. 19 , cf. Caes. 63 ; fqoggh/ Id. 2.613e , etc.; fqe/gmata Epigr.Gr. 1003 (Memnon). Adv. -rws confusedly, Plu. 2.611b . avoiding the use of the article, a(rmoni/a D.H. Comp. 22 . a)na^riqm-e/omai, Med. , reckon up, enumerate, D. 19.18 . reconsider, Pl. Ax. 372a :— Act. , D.C. 36.25 . a)na^ri/qm-hsis, ews, h(, numbering, Gal. 17(1).314 , Simp. in Ph. 714.28 . a)na^ri/qm-htos, on, not to be counted, countless, Pi. O. 7.25 , Hdt. 1.126 , 7.190 , 211 , al.; of time, immeasurable, S. Aj. 646 . unregarded, E. Ion 837 , Hel. 1679 . a)na^ri/qm-ios, on, = a)na/rsios , and a)nari/qmion: e)xqro/n (opp. e)nari/qmia: fi/la, sunh/qh), Hsch. a)na^/riqm-os [a^r], poet. a)nh/riqmos, on, without number, countless, Sapph. Supp. 20.10 , Pi. I. 5(4).50 ; kuma/twn a). ge/lasma A. Pr. 90 ; plh=qos a)na/riqmoi Id. Pers. 40 : c. gen., a). w(=de qrh/nwn without count or measure in lamentations, S. El. 232 ; mhnw=n a). ( Herm. for mh/lwn) without count of months, Id. Aj. 604 (lyr.); w(=n po/lis a)na/riqmos o)/llutai by [the loss of] countless hosts of them . . , Id. OT 179 ; xro/non . . h(merw=n a)nh/riqmon Id. Tr. 247 . without number, i. e. having no assigned number, Plot. 6.6.11 . not numerable, Dam. Pr. 117 . [ a)na^ri_qmos Sapph. l. c., A. Pers. 40 (lyr.); a)na^ri^qmos in E. Ba. 1335 (iamb.). S. has a)na^ri^qmos in lyr., OT 167 , 179 , El. 232 . S. also uses a)nh/ri^qmos in lyr., Aj. 604 : Theoc. has a)na_riqmos 15.45 , but a)na^riqmos 16.90 .] a)na_rist-e/w, take no breakfast, v. l. in Hp. Acut. 28 . a)na_ri/st-htos, on, not having breakfasted, Eup. 68 , Ar. Fr. 454 , Gal. 15.562 . a)na_rist-i/a, h(, want of breakfast, Hp. Vict. 3.75 (pl.); prob. for a)nari/sthsis, ib. 4.90 . a)na_/rist-os, on, = a)nari/sthtos , Id. VM 11 , Plb. 3.72.3 ; dinnerless, X. An. 1.10.19 . Theoc. 15.147 . a)na_ri/ths [i_], ou, o(, = nhrei/ths , Ibyc. 22 , Epich. 42 , cf. 114 , Herod. 11 (a)nhr-). (i_ not ei acc. to Hdn.Gr. 2.475 .) a)/narktos, on, (a)/rxw) not governed or subject, Th. 5.99 ; not submitting to be governed, bi/os A. Eu. 526 (where Wieseler metri gr. a)na/rxetos, on analogy of a)peu/xetos), S. Fr. 30 . a)na/rmenos, on, unequipped, AP 11.29 ( Autom. ). a)narmo/dios, on, unfit, Zos. 1.29 , Men.Prot. p.110 D. , David in Porph. 132.23 . Adv. -i/ws AB 363 . a)/narmos, on, without joints, of atoms, Gal. 1.416 , cf. Heraclid.Pont. ap.eund. 19.244 ; o)/gkoi S.E. M. 10.318 . loose, of the groin, prob. l. in Philostr. Gym. 48 . a)narmost-e/w, not to fit or suit, tini/ Pl. R. 462a ; pro\s a)/llhla Id. Sph. 253a ; of musical instruments, to be out of tune, Id.Grg. 482b (cj.). a)narmost-i/a, h(, discord, of musical sounds, Id. Phd. 03c , 03e , al.: metaph., Dam. Pr. 341 . a)na/rmost-os, on, not fitting, of dress, X. Mem. 3.10.13 ; of sound, out of tune, Pl. Ti. 80a ; opp. eu)a/rmostos, Tht. 178d : metaph. of the soul, Phd. 93c , cf. Smp. 206c ; a). tini/ 206d ; incongruous, metabolh\ a). toi=s qeoi=s Iamb. Myst. 3.27 . Adv. -tws Pl. R. 590b . of persons, impracticable, Hdt. 3.80 , Ar. Nu. 908 . unfitted, unprepared, pro/s ti Th. 7.67 . a)narodanisqh=nai: a)nablhqh=nai, Hsch. a)naroibde/w, v. sub a)narr-. a)naro/s: a)/ggelos ( Tarent. ), Hsch. (leg. a)/ggaros). a)narotri/astos, on, unploughed, gh= EM 175.36 . a)narp-a/gdhn, Adv. snatching up violently, A.R. 4.579 , 1232 . a)narp-a^gh/, h(, recapture, E. Hel. 50 (pl.). a)narp-a/zw, fut. -a/sw (v. infr. 111 ) and -a/cw, more freq. in Med. form -a/somai (v. infr. 111 ) aor. -h/rpasa and -<*>ca, in Hom. as suits the metre: aor. 2 Pass. a)nhrpa/ghn D.S. 4.75 , Plu. Pyrrh. 7 :—snatch up, a)na\ d' h(/rpase *palla\s *)aqh/nh (sc. to\ e)/gxos) Il. 22.276 , cf. Pi. P. 4.34 ; a). ta\ o(/pla X. An. 7.1.15 ; of the sun causing the earth's moisture to evaporate, Hp. Aër. 8 , cf. Plu. 2.658b , Aristid. Or. 36(48).60 . snatch away, carry off, o(/te min . . a)nh/rpase *foi=bos Il. 9.564 , cf. 16.437 , Od. 4.515 , 5.419 ; of slave-dealers, a)lla/ m' a)nh/rpacan *ta/fioi kidnapped me, 15.427 , cf. X. An. 1.3.14 , Aristid. 1.16 <*> J. , etc.; a)nh/rpase/n pote . . *ke/falon e)s qeou\s *(/ews E. Hipp. 454 ; a). toi=s o)/nucin, of an eagle, Ar. V. 17 , cf. Epicr. 2.10 :— Pass. , frou=dos a)narpasqei/s S. El. 848 (lyr.), etc.; u(po\ th=s ei(marme/nhs IG 12(7).51 (Amorgos): in Prose, to be carried off to prison, dei= me a)nhrpa/sqai D. 21.120 , 124 , cf. 10.18 . in good sense, rescue, Plu. Pyrrh. 16 :— Pass. , ib. 7 . take by storm, ravage, su\ . . a)narpa/seis do/mous; E. Ion 1303 ; of persons, a)narpaso/menos tou\s *fwke/as take them by storm or at once, Hdt. 8.28 , cf. 9.59 :— Pass. , a)nh/rpastai po/lis E. Ph. 1079 , Hel. 751 , D. 9.47 ; e)k me/shs th=s *(ella/dos Aeschin. 3.133 . carry off, steal, pollou\s kai\ polla\ xrh/mata e)/xomen a)nhrpako/tes X. An. 1.3.14 ; tri/a ta/lanta a)nhrpa/kasi D. 27.29 ; of regraters, buy up unfairly, a). si=ton Lys. 22.15 . a)narp-a/candros, f. l. for a(rpa/candros , q.v. a)narp-aste/on, one must wipe off, tou\s i(drw=tas Herod. Med. in Rh.Mus. 58.92 . a)narp-asto/s, o/n, also h/, o/n E. Hec. 207 <*>lyr. <*>:— snatched up, carried off, a). gi/gnesqai to be carried off, l. c., Pl. Phdr. 229c . carried up the country, i. e. into Central Asia, a). gi/gnesqai pro\s basile/a v. l. in X. Mem. 4.2.33 . of things, a). poiei=n to\n bi/on to give up his substance as plunder, Plb. 9.26.7 , cf. Hdn. 7.3.3 . a)narragh/s, e/s, = a)/rrhktos , Sch. A. Pr. 6 (s. v. l.). a)narra_i/+zw, recover from a bad illness, Poll. 3.108 , Hsch. a)narrai/nw, send gushing forth, pe/tra krouno\n a). Arist. Mir. 841a22 . a)na-rra/ptw, lift up by sewing, ble/fara Gal. Thras. 23 . a)na-rra/ssw, shake up ingredients, Hippiatr. 128 . a)na-rra^fh/, h(, lifting by sewing up, of the eyelid, Leonid. ap. Aët. 7.71 . a)na-rrafiko/s, h/, o/n, used in a)narrafh/, smili/on ibid. a)narrayw|de/w, begin singing, prooi/mion Luc. JTr. 14 . a)narre/zw, only aor. 1 a)ne/reca: e)/praca, Hsch. a)narre/pw, fly up, of scales, Theol.Ar. 29 . a)narre/w, flow, stream back, Pl. Ti. 78d ; of blood, IG 12(7).115 (Amorgos); of smoke, Philostr. Im. 2.27 . a)narrh/gnu_mi ( a)na-u/w App. BC 4.115 ), break up, mh/ oi( u(/perqe gai=an a)narrh/ceie *poseida/wn Il. 20.63 ; a). au)/lakas Hdt. 2.14 ; a). ta/fon dig a grave, E. Tr. 1153 . break through, break open, tei=xos a)narrh/cas Il. 7.461 ; oi)/kwn muxou/s E. Hec. 1040 ; u(po/nomon Plb. 5.71.9 ; e)rgasth/ria Plu. Pel. 12 :— Pass. , nh=es a)narragei=sai ta\s pareceiresi/as Th. 7.34 . tear open a carcase, of lions, Il. 18.582 ; of hounds, X. Cyn. 7.9 ; of Ajax, di/xa a)nerrh/gnu was cleaving them asunder, S. Aj. 236 . make to break forth, lo/gon Pi. Fr. 180 ; e)/ph Ar. Eq. 626 ; nei=kos Theoc. 22.172 ; po/lin make it break out, excite greatly, Plu. Flam. 10 , Mar. 35 :— Pass. , with pf. a)ne/rrwga, burst forth, break, of sores, Hp. Fract. 11 ; of floods, Arist. Mete. 368a26 ; of volcanoes, Id. Mir. 846a9 : metaph., of words, a)ne/rrwgen to\ fw/nhma Pherecr. 10 D. ; of persons, a)narrh/gnusqai pro\s o)rgh/n, ei)s a(/pan to/lmhs, Plu. Brut. 18 , Cic. 19 . intr., break or burst forth, de/doix' o(/pws mh\ . . a)narrh/cei kaka/ S. OT 1075 : esp. in pf. part. a)nerrwgw/s, of the mouth of carnivorous animals, with a wide gape, sto/ma e)/xein a)nerrwgo/s Arist. HA 502a6 , PA 696b34 ; of the animals themselves, ta\ karxaro/donta pa/nta a)nerrwgo/ta ib. 662a27 , cf. 30 .—Pres. a)narrh/ttw, D.S. 17.58 . a)narrhqh=nai, aor. inf. Pass. of a)neipei=n, q. v. a)na/rrhma, atos, to/, proclamation, Phryn. PS p.39 B. a)na/rrhcis, ews, h(, (a)narrh/gnumi) breaking up, new=n Plu. Ant. 66 (pl.): ai(ma/twn a). haemorrhage from lungs, Hp. Prorrh. 2.7 . a)na/rrhsis, ews, h(, public proclamation, h( a). tou= stefa/nou Aeschin. 3.32 , D. 18.58 . a)narrizo/w, root, implant in, qala/ssh| dub. in Nonn. D. 18.36 . a)na/rri_non, to/, = ka/rdamon , nose-smart, Arist. Pr. 925a30 , Speus. ap. Ath. 9.369b , prob. in Nic. Fr. 84 . = a)nti/rrinon , Dsc. 4.130 (prob.), Gal. 11.834 . sternutative, Hp. ap. Gal. 19.79 . a)narri_pi/zw, rekindle, to\ qermo/n Arist. Fr. 233 , cf. D.H. 1.59 : metaph., sta/sin Id. 7.15 , cf. Ph. 2.377 ; e)piqumi/an Alciphr. 1.35 ; fan, Antiph. 202.16 :— Pass. , a(nh\r a)narripi/zetai Pherecr. 4 D. ; po/lemos a). Jul. Or. 1.13b . scatter to the winds, ni/khs e)lpi/da Nonn. D. 25.307 . a)narri/ptw (also a)na-ripte/w Od. 13.78 , Hdt. 7.50 , Th. 4.95 , etc.), throw up, a). a(/la phdw=|, i. e. row with might and main, Od. 7.328 ; without phdw=|, oi( d' a(/la pa/ntes a)n<*>/rriyan 10.130 ; of a boar tossing a dog, X. Cyn. 10.9 ; a). th\n ko/nin, of the bison, Arist. HA 630b5 ; a). u(pe\r th\n kefalh/n Plu. Aem. 20 . a). ki/ndunon, metaph. from dicing, stand the hazard of a thing, run a risk, Hdt. 7.50 , Th. 4.85 , 95 ; to\n peri\ o)stra/kou ki/ndunon Plu. Nic. 11 ; to\n u(pe\r th=s h(gemoni/as kai\ tou= sw/matos ki/ndunon Id. Dem. 20 ; dia\ mia=s ma/xhs to\n peri\ th=s patri/dos ku/bon a). Id. Brut. 40 : with ki/ndunon omitted, e)s a(/pan to\ u(pa/rxon a)narri/ptein throw for one's all, stake one's all, Th. 5.103 ; a). ma/xhn risk a battle, Plu. Caes. 40 , etc.; also pro\s e(/na ki/ndunon to\ pa=n a). Id. Arat. 5 :— Pass. , a)nerri/fqw ku/bos jacta sit alea, Men. 65 , cf. Ar. Fr. 673 , Plu. Caes. 32 . set in motion, stir up, sta/sin D.H. 10.17 codd. (prob. -erri/pizon). a)narri^x-a/omai, impf. a)nerrixw/mhn Ar. Pax 70 , Aristaenet. 1.20 : fut. -h/somai Poll. 5.82 : aor. a)nerrixhsa/mhn D.C. 43.21 :—in Suid. and EM the augm. tenses are written a)nhrr-, cf. a)rrixa/omai:— clamber up with the hands and feet, scramble up, a). w(/sper oi( pi/qhkoi e)p' a)/kra ta\ de/ndra Hellanic. 197 J. ; a). ei)s ou)rano/n Ar.l. c.; also in late Prose, Philostr. Im. 2.28 , Ael. NA 7.24 , 10.29 , Aristaenet. 1.3 , Lib. Or. 18.238 , etc.: rarely c. acc., tou\s a)nabasmou\s toi=s go/nasin a). D.C. l. c.; to\n toi=xon Aristaenet. 1.20 (s. v. l., <pro\s> add. Pierson):—ridiculed as obsolete by Luc. Lex. 8 . a)narri^/x-hsis, ews, h(, clambering, swarming up, e)pi\ tou\s oi)/kous Arist. Fr. 84 . a)na/rriyis, ews, h(, throwing up, petrw=n, of a volcano, Plu. 2.398e , v. l. ib. 951c . a)narroh/, h(, = a)na/rroia, kuma/twn Nicoch. 6 D. (a)narro/h acc. to Hdn. Gr. 1.305 .) a)narroqia/zw, dash up, of the sea, dub. cj. in Eup. 324 . a)na/rroia, h(, back flow, reflux, Arist. Mir. 843a27 , Plu. 2.929e (of the moon's reflected light); qala/sshs Thphr. Metaph. 29 . a)narroibd-e/w, poet. a)naroibde/w, swallow back, suck down again, *xa/rubdis a)narroibdei= me/lan u(/dwr Od. 12.104 ; tri\s d' a)naroibdei= ib. 105 , cf. 236 :— Pass. , Gal. Sect.Intr. 9 ; but in S. Fr. 440 , throw up, as expl. by Phot. p.120 R., cf. Paul.Aeg. 3.10 . (The spelling a)narrubd- has Ms. authority in Hom. and is supported by the assonance with *xa/rubdis, Od. Il. cc.; cf. katarubdh/sas Hsch. ) a)narroi/bd-hsis, ews, h(, a sucking down, Str. 1.2.36 . a)narroize/w, rush up, rush back, Plu. 2.979e . hurtle in air, of arrows, Nonn. D. 29.289 . trans., discharge, oi( katape/ltai ta\s lo/gxas a). J. BJ 3.7.9 . a)narrop-i/a, h(, motion upwards, Hp. Hum. 1 , cf. Epid. 2.1.6 ; elevation, Gal. 10.318 . a)na/rrop-os, on, tilted up, like one side of a balance, sxh/mata Hp. Mochl. 35 ; kata/klisis Gal. 18(2).60 , cf. Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.1.2 ; of the motion of humours, with an upward tendency, Id. ap. eund. 5.28.3 . Adv. -pws Pall. in Hp.Fract. 12.282 C. retrograde, a)na/rropon tiqe/nai th\n tw=n *)aba/rwn kata/basin Men.Prot. p.68 D. a)na/rrous, ou, o(, upward flow, opp. kata/rrous, tou= ai(/matos Hp. Ulc. 24 . a)narrof-e/w, = a)narroibde/w , Cratin. 7 D. , Arist. Mete. 356b13 , Placit. 3.5.2 , Luc. VH 1.30 ; gulp down, D.C. 71.10 . a)narro/f-hma, atos, to/, noise of gulping, Hsch. s.v. a)naroibdei= (pl.). a)narro/f-hsis, ews, h(, sucking up through a tube, Sch. Opp. H. 4.462 . a)narroxqe/w, retire with a roar, of waves, Orph. A. 706 . a)narrubde/w, v. a)narroibde/w. a)narruqmi/zw, reduce to order, Philostr. VA 2.22 . a)na/-rru^ma, atos, to/, victim, Sch. Pl. Ti. 21b :—also a)na/ruma, AB 417 . a)na/-rru^sis, ews, h(, rescuing, Phot. Bibl. p.2 B. (prob.); ai)xmalw/twn Just. Nov. 7.8 , cf. 115.3.13 : pl., ibid. name of second day of festival *)apatou/ria, Ar. Pax 890 , ubi v. Sch., cf. AB 417 . a)narru/ttein: dida/skein, a)nadida/skein, Hsch. a)narru/w, (r(u/w, e)ru/w) draw the victim's head back so as to cut the throat, like Homer's au)eru/w: hence, sacrifice, Epich. 139 , Pi. O. 13.81 , Eup. 395 . Med. , aor. a)nerrusa/mhn, draw back, rescue, yuxh\n a). paqe/wn from . . , Hp. Ep. 23 ; a). po/leis Iamb. VP 7.33 ; a). h(=ttan repair a defeat, D.H. 5.46 codd.:— Pass. , a)nerru/sqhsan Just. Nov. 115.3.13 . a)narrw/nnu_mi, aor. a)ne/rrwsa, strengthen afresh, Plu. 2.694d , etc.:— Pass. , regain strength, a)narrwsqe/ntes Th. 7.46 , Plu. 2.75c , etc. intr. in Act. , th\n gonh\n a)narrw/nnusi Pherecyd. 33 J. ; nosh/sas a)ne/rrwse Plu. Pomp. 57 , cf. 2.182b . a)narrw/omai, rush back, a)narrw/sasqai o)pi/ssw Orph. A. 1257 . a)na/rrwsis, ews, h(, recovery, tw=n kekmhko/twn Simp. in Ph. 5.1 , cf. Philum. ap. Aët. 5.123 , Hsch. s.v. a)nastathri/ai. a)na/rsios, on, also a, on S. Tr. 641 (lyr.): (a)/rsios):— incongruous: hence, of persons, hostile, implacable, dusmene/es kai\ a)na/rsioi Il. 24.365 , Od. 14.85 ; o(/s' a)na/rsioi a)/ndres e)dhlh/sant' e)pi\ xe/rsou ib. 10.459 , 11.401 , etc.; h)=sq' a)na/rsios (vulg. h)=lqes), of Apollo, A. Ag. 511 ; a)na/rsioi enemies, S. Tr. 853 (lyr.); a). kanaxa/, opp. qei/a mou=sa, ib. 641 (lyr.), cf. Theoc. 17.101 . of events, untoward, strange, a). prh/gmata peponqe/nai Hdt. 1.114 , cf. 9.37 ; ou)de\n a). prh=gma sunhnei/xqh 3.10 , 5.89 , 90 ; deino/n te kai\ a). e)poie/eto [to\ prh=gma] 9.110 .— Ep. , Ion. , and (rarely) Trag. a)nart-a/w, hang to or upon, o)na/rtais ( Aeol. pres. part.) xe/rras u)m e)mma/twn Alc. Supp. 4.21 ; laimo\n a). mela/qrw| A.R. 3.789 ; hang up, e(auto/n Plu. 2.841a ; to\ zh=n ib. 314b :—but mostly, metaph., attach to, make dependent upon, dh/mw| . . mh/te pa=n a)narth/sh|s kra/tos E. Fr. 626.1 ; a). e(auto\n ei)s dh=mon D. Ep. 3.23 ; e)s qeou\s a). ti leave it depending upon them, E. Ph. 705 ; Rhet., a). ti th=| u(posta/sei Aristid. Rh. 1p.480S. keep in suspense, Alciphr. 1.22 ; uplift, tai=s u(posxe/sesi Lib. Decl. 33.26 . suspend, i. e. withhold, c. dat., to\ sithre/sio/n tini Just. Nov. 88.2.1 . Pass. , to be hung up, paradei/gmata a)nhrthme/nous as examples, Pl. Grg. 525c . depend upon, e)/k tinos Id. Ion 533e : metaph., e)lpi/sin e)c e)lpi/dwn a)nartwme/nous clinging to one hope after another, D. 19.18 ; a)nhrth=sqai ei)s . . to be referred or referable to . . , ta\ a(marth/mata . . ei)s qeo\n a)nhrthme/na timwro/n Pl. Lg. 729e ; ta\ a)/lla pa/nta ei)s th\n yuxh\n a). Id. Men. 88e ; o(/tw| a)ndri\ ei)s e(auto\n a)nh/rthtai pa/nta Id. Mx. 247e ; a)nhrthme/noi tai=s o)/yesin pro/s tina hanging on one with their eyes, Plu. Oth. 3 ; tai=s e)piqumi/ais ei)/s ti Id. 2.989d ; a)nhrthme/noi tai=s yuxai=s in suspense, D.S. 33.5 . Med. , also with pf. Pass. , = Act. , D.H. 11.46 : hence, attach to oneself, make dependent upon one, tina/ X. Cyr. 1.4.1 ; subdue, ib. 1.1.5 . a)nart-e/omai, Ion. Verb, used only in pf. Pass. (cf. a)rte/omai), to be ready, prepared to do, c. inf., a)narthme/nou seu= xrhsta\ e)/rga poie/ein Hdt. 1.90 ; a)narthme/nos e)/rdein tina\ kakw=s 6.88 ; a)na/rthmai e)p' au)tou\s strateu/esqai 7.8 .g/. a)na/rt-hsis, ews, h(, suspension, Thphr. Lass. 10 , Sor. 2.85 ; crucifixion, Suid. : metaph., h( kata\ th\n u(po/stasin a). Aristid. Rh. 1p.480S. ; h( ei)s nou=n a). Procl. Inst. 202 . metaph., suspension, = withholding, xorhgi/as a)/rtwn Just. Nov. 88 tit. a)na/rtios, on, uneven, odd, Pl. Phd. 104e , al. at odds with one, hostile, Plu. 2.1030a . a)na/rtu_tos, on, unseasoned, of food, Phld. Mus. p.53 K., Diogenian. 2.12 , Sm. Jb. 6.6 ; a). bi/os cj. Coraës in Ath. 12.511d . a)narugh/, corrupt for a)norugh/ (q. v.), PRyl. 95.8 . a)na/ru^sis, ews, h(, drawing of water, Plu. 2.951c (pl.). a)narusth=ra: e)n w(=| o( oi)=nos a)nima=tai, Hsch. a)na^ru/tw [u^], aor. 1 a)nh/rusa Hsch. , draw as from a well, Plu. 2.949f : metaph., a). qria/mbous Cratin. 36 . a)narxa^i/+zw, bring back to old ways, po/lin AP 7.707 ( Diosc. ). a)na/rxetos, v. a)/narktos. a)narx-i/a, h(, lack of a leader, a)narxi/hs e)ou/shs since there was no commander, Hdt. 9.23 ; ou)k e)rei=t' a). A. Supp. 906 . lawlessness, anarchy, dhmo/qrous a)narxi/a Id. Ag. 883 , cf. Th. 6.72 ; a). kai\ a)nomi/a Pl. R. 575a ; opp. e)leuqeri/a, 560e ; a). kai\ a)taci/a Arist. Pol. 1302b29 ; a). dou/lwn kai\ gunaikw=n their independence, ib. 1319b28 . at Athens, a year during which there was no archon, X. HG 2.3.1 , Arist. Ath. 13.1 . not holding office, Arr. Epict. 3.20.17 . a)/narx-os, on, without head or chief, Il. 2.703 ; nautiko\n stra/teum' a)/. E. IA 914 , cf. Hec. 607 ; a)/. zw=|a, opp. ta\ u(f' h(gemo/na o)/nta, Arist. HA 488a11 : to\ a)/., = a)narxi/a , A Eu. 696 . e)/tos a)/. a year without any regular magistrates, GDI 5635 (Teos). Act. , holding no office or magistracy, prob. l. Arr. Epict. 4.6.3 . not qualified to hold office, Max. Tyr. 21.5 ( Sup. , s. v. l.). without beginning, Parm. 8.27 , Ocell. 1.2 , S.E. M. 7.312 ; ku/klos a)/. kai\ a)teleu/thtos Procl. Inst. 146 ; a)/. di/kh PLips. 33 ii 5 (iv A. D.). without first principles, S.E. M. 1.180 . a)nasabrw=sai: ei)s o)rofh\n e)mplh=cai, Hsch. a)nasa^leu/w, shake up, stir up, Luc. Astr. 29 ; th\n o)sfu=n Alciphr. 1.39 . a)nasa/cimon, to/, a mine that is reopened and worked, after having been closed, IG 2.780 , 1078 b. a)na/sarc, kos, Adj., in sense of a)na\ sa/rka, tou\s a)na/sarkas u(/drwpas Gal. 14.275 . a)nasa/ttw, load up, pile up, pf. part. Pass. a)nasesagme/nos Plb. 12.25h . 2 ; cf. a)nasa/ssei: luxatur, Gloss. Philox. a)nasbe/nnu_mi, quench, damp, o(rma/s Plu. 2.917d . a)naseira/zw, draw back with a hawser, A.R. 1.391 : metaph., hold in check, flo/ga v.l. in Ar. Fr. 561 ; th\n o)/recin AP 9.687 . draw off the right road, E. Hipp. 237 ; draw away, c. gen., tina\ xa/rmhs Nonn. D. 39.355 . a)naseisi/fallos, on, phallum agitans, Hippon. 111 . a)na/-seisis, ews, h(, shaking up and down, esp. for the purpose of threatening, o(/plwn Dexipp. p.182 D. ; xeiro/s Lib. Or. 18.189 . a)na/-seisma, atos, to/, = foreg., D.H. 14.9 . a)na-seismo/s, o(, threatening gestures, Id. 6.62 . a)na-seistiko/s, h/, o/n, exciting, tou= o)/xlou Eust. 211.7 . a)na-sei/w, poet. a)nassei/w, Ep. impf. a)nassei/aske h.Ap. 403 :— shake back, a)nasei/onta/ te ko/mas E. Ba. 240 ; swing to and fro, brandish, ai)gi/da Hes. Sc. 344 ; a). ta\s xei=ras wave the hands, Th. 4.38 ; a). foiniki/das Lys. 6.51 . brandish at one, threaten with, ei)saggeli/an D. 25.47 ; boh\n Ar. Ach. 347 (para\ prosdoki/an). shake out, u(dri/an IG 2.104a36 (iv B. C.); pa/nta ka/lwn shake out every reef, Ph. 1.327 , al.; a). ta\ i(sti/a Philostr. VA 6.12 , cf. VS 2.32 ; pa/sas ta\s h(ni/as Poll. 1.214 ; th\n xlamu/da Philostr. Im. 1.6 . stir up, ta\ plh/qh Phld. Rh. 2.290 S. , cf. D.H. 8.81 , D.S. 13.91 , Ev.Marc. 15.11 , Ev.Luc. 23.5 :— Pass. , to be incited, encouraged, c. inf., PTeb. 28.20 (ii B. C.). a)naseu/omai, Pass. , only aor., ai(=ma . . a)ne/ssuto the blood sprang forth, spouted up, Il. 11.458 . a)nashko/w, make up what is wanting by adding weight, compensate for, th\n metabolh/n Hp. Acut. 29 , cf. Ar. Fr. 743 ; ai( gene/seis a). ta\s fqora/s Arist. ap. Stob. 1.34.2 (where in Mu. 397b3 codd. give e)panaste/llousi). a)na/shyis, ews, h(, wasting disease, Mon.Ant. 24.167 . a)nasqmai/nw, breathe with difficulty, Q.S. 4.244 , cf. Opp. H. 5.212 (where it may be trans.). a)nasillia/omai, wear the hair bristling up, Hsch. a)nasillokoma/w, = foreg., dub. l. Plu. Crass. 24 . a)na/sillos (cf. Hdn. Gr. 2.446 ) or a)na/-si_los, on, with hair brushed up on the forehead as the Parthians wore it, tw=| a)nasi/llw| koma=n Plu. Crass. 24 ; restored by Sylburg in Arist. Phgn. 809b24 , 812b35 , cf. PGrenf. 1.10.11 (iii B. C.). a)nasi_mai/nomai, = a)nasimo/w , Poll. 2.73 . a)na/-si_mos, on, snub-nosed, Ar. Ec. 940 . generally, turned up at end, o)do/ntes a)., of the elephant's tusks, Arist. HA 501b33 ; a). ploi=a Id. Pr. 932a18 ; of a horse's neck, curved up, Simon Eq. 6 . a)na-si_mo/w, turn up the nose, sniff, esp. of male animals following the females, Hsch. a)nasi/ndhs: a)naph/dhsis, Hsch. a)nasi/thsis, ews, h(, loading with wheat, ploi/wn PTeb. 486 (ii A. D.). a)naskai/rw, Ep impf. -eskai/reske, hop or skip up, Q.S. 8.321 . a)naska^leu/w, scrape up, Hsch. , Zen. 1.27 :— Med. , clean out the ears, Pl.Com. 148 . metaph., ransack, th\n o(/lhn oi)koume/nhn PMag.Par. 1.186 . a)naska/llw, dig up, in Pass. , f.l. for foreg., Pl.Com. 148 . a)na-ska/ptw, dig up, plou=ton Str. 9.3.8 ; tu/pon Plu. Thes. 36 ; o(/lhn po/lin Pomp. 62 :— Pass. , Arist. Mir. 835b22 , Plu. 2.924c . extirpate, of plants, Thphr. HP 3.18.5 (prob. l.); raze to the ground, of buildings, Plb. 16.1.6 , IG 12(2).526a4 (Eresus). metaph. of ulcers with 'undermined edges', bebrwme/na kai\ a)neskamme/na Archig. ap. Aët. 16.106(96) . a)na-ska^fh/, h(, digging up, Str. 9.3.8 . a)naskeda/nnu_mi or a)na-u/w, dissipate, xroih/n Hp. Liqu. 1 ; scatter abroad, Plu. Pyrrh. 22 :— Pass. , v. l. in Polyaen. 1.40.2 . a)na-skepte/on, one must consider, Thphr. CP 6.13.2 . a)na-ske/ptomai, = a)naskope/w , Plu. 2.438d , Gal. 8.352 . a)naskeu-a/zw, pack up the baggage (ta\ skeu/h), and so, carry away, remove, th\n a)gora\n ei)/sw X. An. 6.2.8 , etc.; a). tou\s *)aqhnai/ous e)k qala/tths divert them from naval enterprise, Philostr. VS 1.17.3 , cf. 1.25.7 :— in Med. , break up camp, march away, Th. 1.18 ; kateskeua/zeto kai\ pa/lin a). X. Cyr. 8.5.2 , etc. dismantle a place, Th. 4.116 :—in Med. , dismantle one's house or city, Id. 1.18 . waste, ravage, X. Cyr. 6.2.25 ( Pass. ); a). ta\s sunqh/kas break them, Plb. 9.31.6 :—in Med. , ta/fon Plu. 2.578f . Pass. , to be bankrupt, th=s trape/zhs a)naskeuasqei/shs D. 33.9 , cf. 49.68 ; oi( a)neskeuasme/noi tw=n trapezitw=n broken bankers, ibid.: metaph., a)neskeua/smeqa E. El. 602 . of logicians, demolish opponent's arguments, definitions, etc., opp. kataskeua/zein, Arist. APr. 43a2 , cf. Rh. 1401b4 , Str. 1.2.18 , Polystr. p.24 W. reverse a decision or judgement, Vett. Val. 283.23 ( Pass. ): metaph., a). yuxa/s disturb, opp. oi)kodome/w, Act.Ap. 15.24 , cf. 9.31 . Medic., remove, no/son Sor. 2.8 . build again, remodel, Str. 16.1.5 :—also in Med. , build, oi)/kous J. BJ 6.5.2 . a)naskeu-asmo/s, o(, upsetting, reversal, pragma/twn Vett. Val. 228.27 (pl.). a)naskeu-aste/on, one must demolish, Theon Prog. 5 , Aphth. Prog. 5 . a)naskeu-astiko/s, h/, o/n, destructive, in Logic, a). to/poi Arist. Top. 152b37 . Adv. -kw=s destructively, by way of refutation, Id. APr. 52a38 . c. gen., destructive of, a)llh/lwn S.E. M. 8.196 . restorative, curative, Sor. 2.50 , Dsc. 1.33 . Adv. -kw=s Herod. Med. ap. Orib. 5.30.17 . a)naskeu-h/, h(, opp. kataskeuh/, pulling down: suppression of desires, Arr. Epict. 4.1.175 . refutation of arguments, S.E. M. 6.4 , cf. Quint. Inst. 2.4.18 , Hermog. Prog. 5 ; o( kat' -h\n tro/pos negative mood, proof by denial or argument from non-existence, Phld. Sign. 31 , al.; removal, cure, puretw=n Dsc. 3.137 ; i)sxia/dos Archig. ap. Aët. 12.1 . subversion, pragma/twn Vett. Val. 2.7 , al. (pl.). a)naskhqh/s, e/s, not free from blemish, IG 5(2).3.6 (Tegea, iv B. C.). a)nask-hsi/a, h(, want of practice or exercise, Eus.Mynd. 39 , Muson. Fr. 4p.15H. , Poll. 1.159 . a)na/sk-htos, on, unpractised, unexercised, X. Cyr. 8.8.24 , Plb. 1.61.4 , Onos. 10.3 , Plu. Cam. 18 , etc. Adv. -tws Id. 2.112e . a)naskidnhmi, = a)naskeda/nnumi , Ph. 1.262 , al. a)naskinda^leu/w or a)nask-u^leu/w, = Att. a)nasxinduleu/w, Hsch., EM 100.51 , Phryn. PS p.48 B. a)naskirta/w, leap, skip with joy, D.S. 19.55 ; but of wounded horses, u(p' o)du/nhs Plu. Crass. 25 ; a)neskirthko/tes th\n o)/yin, of athletes, Philostr. Gym. 39 : pf. part. Pass. a)neskirthme/nos Eup. 22 . a)naskolop-i/zw:— Pass. , with fut. Med. -skolopiou=mai (in pass. sense) Hdt. 3.132 , 4.43 , but Pass. -skolopisqh/somai Luc. Prom. 7 : aor. -eskolopi/sqhn ib. 2 , 10 : pf. -eskolo/pismai Id. Peregr. 13 :—fix on a pole or stake, impale, Hdt. 1.128 , 3.159 , al.; in 9.78 it is used convertibly with a)nastauro/w, asin Ph. 1.237 , 687 , Luc. Peregr. 11 . a)naskolo/p-i^sis, ews, h(, impaling, Sch. A. Pr. 7 , Eust. 1136.54 . a)naskolu/ptw: a)poskolu/ptw, Hsch. a)na-skope/w, c. fut. -ske/yomai, aor. a)neskeya/mhn: (cf. a)naske/ptomai):— look at narrowly, examine well, pa/nt' a)nasko/pei kalw=s Ar. Th. 666 , cf. Th. 1.132 , etc.:—also in Med. , a)naskopoume/nois Ar. Ec. 827 . look back at, reckon up, X. Vect. 5.11 (nisi leg. e)pana-). a)na-skoph/, h(, consideration, Timo 61 . a)naskuza/w, to be at heat again, Com.Adesp. 930 . a)nasmu/xw, consume as by fire, of disease, Aret. SD 1.1 . a)nasobe/w, scare and make to start up: generally, rouse, a)/gran Pl. Ly. 206a ; tou\s a)krowme/nous Plu. 2.44d ; tina\ pro\s o)rgh/n Chor. p.206 B. : — Pass. , a)nasesobhme/nos th\n ko/mhn with ruffled hair, Luc. Tim. 54 ; ko/mh a)nasesobhme/nh Id. JTr. 30 . a)naspa/zousin: a)naspara/ssousin, Hsch. a)naspa^ra/ssw, tear up, r(i/zas E. Ba. 1104 . a)naspa/s: <fu>to\n a)nespasme/non, Hsch. (a)naspa/sion: a). cod.; cf. paraspa/s). a)na/-spasis, ews, h(, drawing back, Hp. Art. 48 ; tearing up, th=s gh=s Thphr. CP 5.4.7 ; a). qurw=n breaking open, Cat.Cod.Astr. 1.97 . a)na/-spasma, atos, to/, uprooted plant, seli/nou Eust. 679.34 . a)na-spasth/rios, on, fitted for drawing up: to\ a)., a machine for raising a portcullis, App. BC 4.78 . a)na-spasto/s, o/n, drawn up, Ar. V. 382 : but mostly, dragged up the country, of tribes compelled to emigrate into Central Asia, a)naspastou\s poih=sai tou\s *pai/onas e)s th\n *)asi/hn Hdt. 5.12 ; tou/tous e)c *ai)gu/ptou a). e)poi/hsan para\ basile/a Id. 4.204 , cf. 6.9 , 32 ; tou\s a). katoiki/zein Id. 3.93 ; eu)qu\s a). removing hastily, Plb. 2.53.5 . of a door or gate, drawn back, opened from inside, S. Ant. 1186 . as Subst., oi( a). (sc. i(ma/ntes) latchets, Ath. 12 . 543f . a)na-spa/w, poet. a)nsp-, draw, pull up, spuri/da Hdt. 5.16 , cf. 4.154 ; bu/blon e)k tw=n e(le/wn Id. 2.92 :— Pass. , BGU 1041.8 (iii A.D.). draw a ship up on land, Pi. P. 4.27 , Hdt. 7.188 , Th. 4.9 . draw, suck up greedily, o(/tan ai(=m' a)naspa/sh| ko/nis A. Eu. 647 ; a). u(gro/n Hp. VM 22 ; a). poto/n, trofh/n, Arist. HA 495a26 , PA 661a19 ; u(/dwr a). draw water, Th. 4.97 . draw back, th\n xei=ra Ar. Pl. 691 :—so in Med. , e)k xroo\s e)/gxos a)nespa/sat' Il. 13.574 . tear up, pull down, ta\ a)ga/lmata e)k tw=n ba/qrwn Hdt. 5.86 ; th\n skhnh/n Id. 7.119 ; to\ stau/rwma Th. 6.100 ; tu/mbous E. Med. 1381 , cf. Ba. 949 ; de/ndra Arist. HA 497b29 ,al.; ta\s sanidas th=s gefu/ras Plb. 2.5.5 ; puli/das Id. 5.39.4 , etc. metaph., a)naspa=n lo/gous, in S. Aj. 302 , draw forth words, utter wild, incoherent words; a)naspw=nt' au)topre/mnois toi=s lo/goisin Ar. Ra. 903 :—the phrase may be expl. from Pl. Tht. 180a (w(/sper e)k fare/tras r(hmati/skia . . a)naspw=ntes) and Men. 429 (po/qen . . tou/tous a)nespa/kasin ou(=toi tou\s lo/gous;); so a). gnwmi/dion Ar. Fr. 49D. ta\s o)fru=s a)naspa=n pucker the eyebrows, and so put on a grave important air, ta\s o)fru=s a)nespakw\s w(/sper ti deino\n a)ggelw=n Id. Ach. 1069 , cf. Alex. 16 , D. 19.314 ; e)/bleye na=pu kai\ ta\ me/twp' a)ne/spasen Ar. Eq. 631 ; me/xri nefe/wn th\n o)fru\n a). Philem. 174 , cf. X. Smp. 3.10 ; oi( ta\s o)fru=s a)nespasme/noi pro\s to\n kro/tafon Arist. Phgn. 812b27 . retract, o( sto/maxos au)to\s e(auto\n a). Hp. Superf. 22 , Steril. 217 . carry away from home, Luc. Tox. 28 codd. a)/naspis, idos, o(, h(, without a shield, Nonn. D. 30.18 , 36.262 . a)naspoggi/zw, sponge clean, sponge well, to\ e(/lkos Hp. Ulc. 4 ; soak up drugs, a)naspoggi/sas ei)ri/w| . . pro/sqes Id. Nat.Mul. 32 , cf. 74 . a)/nassa ( va/nassa Inscr.Cypr. 101 H., al.), h(, fem. of a)/nac, queen, lady, addressed to goddesses, Od. 3.380 , 6.175 ; esp. in Att. to Athena, A. Eu. 228 , 235 , 443 , etc. to a mortal, Od. 6.149 , etc.—Common in Poetry from Pi. downwds.; rare in Prose, as Isoc. 9.72 , Arist. Fr. 526 : c. dat., e)ne/roisin A.R. 3.862 . generally, like a)/nac IV, a)/nassa pra/gous kai\ bouleu/matos authoress of this deed, E. Fr. 704 ; o)rgi/wn Ar. Ra. 387 . as Adj., royal, a). boulh/, of the Roman Senate, IG 14.1389i34 . a)nassei/aske, V. a)nasei/w. a)na/ssu^tos, on, (a)naseu/w) rushing upwards, of air, Hp. Mul. 2.124 , cf. Hsch. a)na/ssw [a^], impf. h)/nasson Od. 11.276 , Dor. a)/nasson [a_] Pi. O. 6.34 , Ep. a)/nasson [a^] Il. 1.252 , Aeol. 3 sg. e)a/nasse Alc. 64 : fut. a)na/cw Il. 20.180 : Ep. aor. a)/naca Hes. Th. 837 :—rare in Med. and Pass. , v. infr.: (vana/ssw, cf. a)/nac):—poet. Verb, mostly pres., to be lord, master, of gods and human rulers: in Hom. mostly c. dat., nh/soisi kai\ *)/argei+ to be lord, hold sway in . ., Il. 2.108 ; kth/masi, ktea/tessi, Od. 1.117 , 4.93 : also c. gen., *)argei/wn, pedi/oio a). to be lord of . ., Il. 10.33 , Od. 4.602 , cf. Pi. l.c., E. Andr. 22 , etc.: with dat. pers. added, e)lpo/menon *trw/essi a)na/cein . . timh=s th=s *pria/mou to be master of Priam's sovereignty among the Trojans, Il. 20.180 ; gh=s a)na/ssei barba/roisi ba/rbaros E. IT 31 ; pa/ntwn me\n krate/ein e)qe/lein, pa/ntessi d' a)na/ssein, pa=si de\ shmai/nein Il. 1.288 : with Prep., met' a)qana/toisi ib. 4.61 , cf. 23.471 ; e)n *bondei/w| 16.572 ; e)n *fai/hci Od. 7.62 ; para\ to\n *)axe/ronta S. El. 184 ; u(po\ gai/as ib. 841 : with neut. Adj., *zeu= pa/nt' a)na/sswn Id. OT 904 : in Hom. freq. with i)=fi, *tene/doio/ te i)=fi a)na/sseis Il. 1.38 , al.: abs., tw=n a)nasso/ntwn the kings, S. Ph. 6 :— Med. once in Hom. , tri\s a)na/casqai ge/ne' a)ndrw=n to have been king for three generations, Od. 3.245 :— Pass. , to be ruled, a)na/ssontai d' e)moi\ au)tw=| 4.177 . in Trag. sts. metaph. of things, kw/phs a)na/sswn E. Fr. 705 ; o)/xwn a)na/ssous' Hel. 1040 ; strathgi/as IT 17 ; phdh/matos a)na/sswn lord of the leap, dub. in A. Pers. 96 ; a(\ tw=n nuktipo/lwn e)fo/dwn a)na/sseis, of Persephone, E. Ion 1049 (lyr.):— Pass. , par' o(/tw| skh=ptron a)na/ssetai is held as lord, S. Ph. 140 (lyr.). a)n-a/|ssw, Att. for a)nai/+ssw. a)nasta^do/n, Adv., (a)ni/sthmi) standing up, Il. 9.671 , 23.469 . a)nasta^la/w, make trickle forth, Opp. C. 4.324 . a)na/stal-sis, ews, h(, reduction of diet, prob. for a)na/stasis in Herod.Med. ap. Aët. 5.129 (pl.). a)nastal-tiko/s, h/, o/n, fitted for checking, lu/phs Ael. VH 7.3 ; qerapei/a Gal. 12.664 . a)nasta^lu/zw, sob, Anacr. 43.4 . (Etym. dub.; cf. a)stalu/zw.) a)na/stama, atos, to/, dub. sens. in PPetr. 3p.291 . a)nasta/s, f.l. for pasta/s in A.R. 1.789 . a)na/-sta^sis, ews, Ion. ios, h(, Act. , (a)ni/sthmi) making to stand or rise up, raising up the dead, a)ndro\s d' e)peida\n ai(=m' a)naspa/sh| ko/nis . . ou)/tis e)/st' a). A. Eu. 648 ; e)/labon . . e)c a)nasta/sews tou\s nekrou\s au)tw=n Ep.Heb. 11.35 . making to rise and leave their place, removal, as of suppliants, a). e)k tou= i(erou= Th. 1.133 ; a). th=s *)iwni/as removal of the Greeks from Ionia [for safety], Hdt. 9.106 : mostly in bad sense, desolation, a(/lwsin *)ili/ou t' a)na/stasin A. Ages. 589 ; po/lewn a). Id. Pers. 107 , cf. E. Tr. 364 ; th=s patri/dos D. 1.5 ; disturbance, Hp. Decent.. 3 (pl.). setting up, erection, teixw=n D. 20.72 ; tropai/ou Plu. 2.873a ; ei)ko/nos GDI 3505.20 (Cnidus), cf. IPE 12.34.8 (Olbia), Arr. An. 4.11.2 ; oi)kodomhma/twn Luc. Phal. 1.3 (pl.). (a)ni/stamai) standing or rising up, po/des a)nasta/sews xa/rin Arist. Spir. 485a18 , cf. Id. Fr. 156 . rising and moving off, removal, strateu/matos Th. 7.75 , cf. 2.14 . rising up, e)c u(/pnou S. Ph. 276 . esp. for the stool, dub. in Hp. Epid. 6.7.1 : hence, motions, Id. Coac. 605 , Dieuch. ap. Orib. 4.6.2 . rising again after a fall, Ev.Luc. 2.34 . rising from the dead, *tunda/rew Luc. Salt. 45 ; ei)s a)na/stasin [fort. ble/pontes] IGRom. 4.743 (Eumeneia, iii A.D.): freq. in N.T., Ev.Matt. 22.23 , al.; a). nekrw=n Act.Ap. 23.6 ; a). zwh=s, kri/sews Ev.Jo. 5.29 ; a)po\ sw/matos a). Plot. 3.6.6 . a)na-sta^te/w, carry off, or perh. seduce, POxy. 1836 (vi A.D.). a)na-sta^th/r, h=ros, o(, destroyer, A. Th. 1020 , Ch. 303 . a)na-sta^th/ria, ta/, sacrifice on one's recovery, Hsch. (cod. -iai). a)na-sta/ths, ou, o(, = a)nastath/r , A. Ag. 1227 . a)na/-sta^tos, on, (a)ni/stamai) made to rise up and depart, driven from one's house and home, a). poiei=n tinas, a). gi/gnesqai, Hdt. 1.76 , 177 , 7.118 , Isoc. 4.108 , S. OC 429 , Tr. 39 . of cities, ruined, laid waste, Hdt. 1.155 , 178 , And. 1.108 , etc.; a). dori\ xw/ra S. Tr. 240 ; do/mous tiqe/nai a). Id. Ant. 673 ; a). poiei=n ta\ xwri/a Th. 8.24 ; oi)/kous a). gegenhme/nous Isoc. 6.66 , cf. Alex. 1 D. , Men. Inc. 2.30 Körte. of arguments, upset, Pl. Sph. 252a . c. gen., driven from, deprived of a thing, *xari/twn Plu. 2.613b . unstable, Olymp. in Mete. 141.28 . Subst. a)na/sta^tos, o(, a kind of light bread at Athens, prob. in Ath. 3.114a , Paus.Gr. Fr. 94 . a)nasta^t-o/w, unsettle, upset, [th\n gh=n] LXX Da. 7.23 ; th\n oi)koume/nhn Act.Ap. 17.6 , cf. 21.38 , PMag.Par. 1.2244 ; of the mind, Ep.Gal. 5.12 ; a)nastatoi= me he upsets me, POxy. 119.10 (ii/iii A.D.); destroy, Asp. in EN 61.28 ; drive out, BGU 1079.20 (i A.D.):— Pass. , a)nastatwqh=nai Harp. s.v. a)neskeua/sato : a)nastatou= e)s ta\ o)/rh Aq. Ps. 10(11).1 . a)nasta^/t-wsis, ews, h(, unsettling, Heph.Astr. 2.32 , Eust. 81.41 . destruction, Poll. 3.91 . a)nastaur-i/zw, impale, Ctes. Fr. 29.59 ( Pass. ). a)nastaur-o/w, = foreg., Hdt. 3.125 , 6.30 , al.; identical with a)naskolopi/zw, 9.78 :— Pass. , Th. 1.110 , Pl. Grg. 473c . in Rom. times, affix to a cross, crucify, Plb. 1.11.5 , al., Plu. Fab. 6 , al. crucify afresh, Ep.Hebr. 6.6 . a)nastau/r-wsis, ews, h(, crucifixion, X.Eph. 4.2 . a)nasta^xu/w, (sta/xus) shool up with ears, A.R. 4.271 , Procl. H. 5.10 : metaph., kata\ w)=lkas a). *gi/gantes A.R. 3.1054 ; trans., cause to spring up, futali/hn drako/ntwn Nonn. D. 25.199 . a)nastei/bw, tread under foot, AP 7.544 . a)n-a/steios, on, lacking in wit, Aristod. ap. Ath. 13.585b . a)na/steiros, on, (stei=ra) with a high prow, nau=s Plb. 16.3.8 . a)nastei/xw, go up, e)pi\ gai=an Opp. H. 1.422 ; ascend, kolw/nhn ib. 4.65 . a)naste/llw, send up, raise, ne/fea Arat. 417 :— Med. , gird or tuck up one's clothes, nebri/das a)nestei/lanto E. Ba. 696 ; a)naste/llesq' a)/nw ta\ xitw/nia Ar. Ec. 268 : abs., a)nasteilame/nh Artem. 4.44 :— Pass. , a)nestalme/nw| tw=| xitw=ni with one's frock girt up, Plu. 2.178c . draw back, e.g. the flesh in a surgical operation, Hp. VC 14 ; push back or up, ta\s r(i/zas [tw=n o)/rxewn] Arist. HA 632a17 :— Pass. , to be turned up, of the foot, Hp. Mochl. 24 . open, sto/mia memuko/ta Ph. 1.278 ,al. repulse, check an assault, E. IT 1378 , Th. 6.70 , X. An. 5.4.23 : generally, oi( a)/nemoi a). ta\ ne/fh Arist. Pr. 943a35 , cf. Epicur. Ep. 2p.51U. ; fo/bos a). tina/ Ael. NA 5.54 : Medic., check a discharge, etc., Leonid. ap. Aët. 16.40 , cf. Sor. 2.9 :— Med. , suppress one's inclinations, dissemble, Plb. 9.22.9 :— Pass. , Th. 3.98 , Phld. Ir. p.82 W.: c. gen., a). tou= . . to be restrained from . ., Ael. NA 8.10 ; a)nesta/lhsan th\n o(rmh/n VH 6.14 . remove, make away with, gh=n D.S. 17.82 ; ta\ e)mpodw/n Ph. 1.407 . lay aside, Dam. Pr. 400 . in Med. , renounce, refuse, a)naste/llesqai trofh/n Ael. NA 11.14 . a)na-stena/zw, = a)naste/nw , Hdt. 1.86 , 6.80 , Ev.Marc. 8.12 : c. acc. cogn., toi=a/ moi a). e)xqodopa/ such bitter words didst thou groan forth, S. Aj. 930 . c. acc. pers., groan for, lament, A. Ch. 335 , E. HF 118 (lyr.). a)na-stena^xi/zw, groan oft and loudly, wail aloud, Il. 10.9 . a)na-stena/xw, c. acc. pers., groan aloud over, bemoan, bewail aloud, ib. 23.211 :—so in Med. , 18.315 , 355 . a)na-ste/nw, groan aloud, A. Ag. 546 , 1286 , S. Tr. 939 . bemoan, c. acc., Archil. 9.8 , E. IT 551 . a)naste/ristos, on, not marked by stars, of positions in the heavens, Hipparch. 1.7.21 , 1.8.1 . a)na/steros, on, poet. for a)/nastros, Arat. 349 , Man. 4.528 . a)naste/fw, crown, wreath, to\n so\n kra=ta E. Fr. 243 ; a). stefa/noisi ib. 362.48 ; sto/rnh|sin Call. Hec. 1.1.15 :— Pass. , a)ne/stemmai ka/ra fu/llois I have my head wreathed with leaves, E. Hipp. 806 ; but also da/fnas klw=nas a)naste/fetai Epigr.Gr. 786 . a)nasthl-o/w, set up as or on a monument, Lyc. 883 , Plu. 2.1033e . a)nasth/l-wsis, ews, h(, setting up of a monument, Ptol. Heph. ap. Phot. Bibl. p.147B. a)na/sthma, atos, to/, (a)ni/stamai) height, Thphr. HP 9.9.5 ; of animals, D.S. 5.17 (pl.); to\ th=s h(liki/as a). J. AJ 2.9.6 ; a). basiliko/n royal majesty, D.S. 19.92 ; a). tragiko/n D.Chr. 18.7 (prob.l.); h( yuxh\ gau=ro/n ti a). lamba/nousa Longin. 7.2 (prob.). protuberance, prominence, Simp. in Cael. 480.15 . high ground, in pl., Str. 2.3.2 , D.S. 2.14 , etc. erection, building, Epict. Gnom. 62 (pl.): metaph., structure, filosofi/as Phld. Herc. 1457.10 . eruption, fluktainw=n Lyd. Ost. 35 :—also a)na/stema, LXX Ju. 9.10 .al. a)nasthri/zw, aor. 1 -ca, set up firmly, AP 7.321 . a)nasthsei/w, Desiderat. of a)ni/stamai, Agath. 3.4 . a)nasti/dwnos: a)natetame/nos, Hsch. a)nastoixei-o/w, resolve matter into its elements, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.188 , cf. Ph. 1.501 , 477 ( Pass. ), Gal. 1.508 . a)nastoixei/-wsis, ews, h(, dissolution, Alex.Aphr. Pr. 1.79 , Lyd. Mens. 4.26 , cf. 40 ; of the body, Gal. 7.251 . a)nastoixei-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, dissolvent, Steph. in Hp. 1.132D. a)nastolh/, h(, putting back, th=s ko/mhs Plu. Pomp. 2 . opening up of a fistula, Heliod. ap. Orib. 44.23.60 . a)nastom-o/w, furnish with a mouth, open up; ta/fron clear out a trench, X. Cyr. 7.5.15 ; ta\s *nei/lou diw/rugas Plb. 5.62.4 , cf. S.E. M. 5.59 ; tau=ta tw=n h(dusma/twn a). ta)|sqhth/ria Diph. 18.6 : a). mh/tran Dsc. 1.19 :— Med. , fa/rugos a)nasto/mou to\ xei=los open your gullet wide, E. Cyc. 357 :— Pass. , traulh\ me/n e)stin, a)ll' a)nestomwme/nh with mouth wide-opened, loud-talking, Call.Com. 19 ; also, to be opened, dilated, a). oi( po/roi Arist. HA 581b19 , GA 751a2 ; i)xw=res a)nastomwqei/shs th=s sarko\s e)ce/rreon Memn. 2 . of one sea opening into another, kata\ stenopo/rous au)xe/nas a)nestomwme/nos Arist. Mu. 303a22 ; o( *)ara/bios ko/lpos a)nesto/mwtai ei)s to\n . . *)wkeano/n D.S. 3.38 , cf. Ph. 2.475 , Hld. 1.29 . a)nasto/m-wsis, ews, h(, outlet, opening, Plu. 2.590f , Gal. 11.750 ; inosculation, Id. UP 6.17 . patency, Cels. 4.5 , Gal. 7.31 . opening up or keeping open, e(/lkous Ruf. Fr. 118 , cf. Procl. in Alc. p.119C. (pl.); ai(morroi/dwn Dsc. 1.58 ; ta\ ei)s a). brw/mata appetizing foods (cf. a)nastomo/w 1 ), Ath. 4.132f ; a). kai\ dh=cis, of manures, Thphr. CP 3.17.6 . a)nastom-wte/on, one must open, of piles, Gal. 17(2).287 . a)nastom-wth/rios, on, proper for opening, th=s u(ste/rhs Hp. Nat.Mul. 109 . a)nastom-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, = foreg., Dsc. 1.4 , Antyll. ap. Orib. 10.25.2 . a)nastom-wto/s, o/n, of an abscess, prob. f.l. for a)sto/mwtos , Gal. 18(2).795 . a)na-stona^xe/w, = a)naste/nw , Orph. A. 1287 :—also a)na-stonaxi/zw, Q.S. 2.634 (s. v. l.). a)nastofa/gos, on, not eating the nasto/s (q. v.), Orac. ap. Paus. 8.42.6 . a)nastra/ptw, lighten, Ph. 2.204 . a)nastra^teu/w, enlist again, App. BC 3.66 :— Med. , serve again, of soldiers, D.C. 41.35 . a)nastra^toped-ei/a, h(, decamping, Plb. 6.40.1 . a)nastra^toped-eu/w, move camp, Id. 1.24.4 , D.H. 5.34 , etc.:— Med. , J. AJ 14.15.14 , D.C. 49.11 . a)na/-stremma, atos, to/, f.l. for a)na/blemma in X. Cyn. 4.4 . a)na-strepte/on, one must invert, ti Isoc. 5.132 . one must write with anastrophe, Hdn.Gr. 1.481 , etc. a)nastre/fw, poet. a)nstre/fw, pf. a)ne/strofa v.l. in Theognet. 1.8 , 3 pl. a)ne/strofan Cerc. Fr. 17.30 :—turn upside down, mh/pws . . di/frous a)nstre/yeian might upset them, Il. 23.436 ; o( qeo\s pa/nt' a). pa/lin E. Supp. 331 ; a). ge/nos Ar. Av. 1240 ; th\n zoh/n Cerc.l.c.; a). kardi/an upset the stomach, i.e. cause sickness, Th. 2.49 ; reverse, A. Pers. 333 , Ar. Pl. 779 :— Pass. , fut. a)nastrafh/sesqai ta\ th=s *(ella/dos pra/gmata Isoc. 5.64 : pf. a)nestra/fqai th=s politei/as Id. 6.66 codd.; o)/ros a)nestramme/non e)n th=| zhth/sei turned up by digging, Hdt. 6.47 , cf. X. Oec. 16.12 . invert order of words or statements, Demetr. Eloc. 11 , al., Hermog. Id. 1.11 :—also in Pass. , with ref. to e)panastrofh/ (q. v.), ib. 12 . = a)rnei=sqai , S. Fr. 1012 . turn back, Com.Adesp. 22.73D. ; bring back, tina\ e)c *(/aidou S. Ph. 449 , cf. E. Hipp. 1228 ; a). di/khn tini/ Id. Ba. 793 ; o)/mm' a). ku/klw| to roll it about, Id. Hel. 1557 . intr., turn back, retire, Hdt. 1.80 , etc.; esp. in part., a)nastre/yas a)ph/launen X An. 1.4.5 , etc.; but also, rally, of troops, Th. 4.43 , X. HG 6.2.21 , cf. B. 111.1 :—a)nastre/fon, to/, v. a)nakukliko/s. in Gramm., write with anastrophe, as pe/ri for peri/, Hdn.Gr. 2.52 , 66 :— Pass. , 1.481 , al. Math., a)nastre/yanti convertendo, Euc. 5.19 Cor.; so in Logic, oi( a)ntistre/fontes ou)x oi( a)nastre/fontes a)llh/lois lo/goi sunalhqeu/ontai Gal. 11.465 . Pass. , v. supr. A. 1 . dwell in a place, a)lla/ tin' a)/llhn gai=an a)nastre/fomai go to a place and dwell there, Od. 13.326 , cf. Call. Lav.Pall. 76 , Aet. 1.1.6 (so a)nastre/fein po/da e)n gh=| E. Hipp. 1176 ); a)nattre/fesqai e)n *)a/rgei Id. Tr. 993 ; e)n fanerw=|, e)n me/sw|, go about in public, X. HG 6.4.16 , Pl. R. 558a ; a). tau/th| Th. 8.94 ; e)n eu)frosu/nais X. Ag. 9.4 ; e)n toi=s h)/qesi Pl. Lg. 865e ; a). e)n cummaxi/a| continue in an alliance, X. HG 7.3.2 ; a). e)n gewrgi/a| to be engaged in . ., Id. Oec. 5.13 ; e)pi\ kunhgesi/ais Plb. 32.15.9 ; a). e)/n tini dwell upon, in writing, Apollon. Cit. 2 : generally, conduct oneself, behave, w(s desto/ths X. An. 2.5.14 ; ou(twsi/ Arist. EN 1103b20 ; qrase/ws, a)xari/stws kai\ a)sebw=s ei)/s tina, Plb. 1.9.7 , 23.17.10 ; e)n tai=s a)rxai=s o(si/ws IG 12(7).233 (Amorgos); w(s ta\ paidi/a Epict. Ench. 29.3 ; pw=s dei= e)n oi)/kw| qeou= a). 1 Ep.Ti. 3.15 . revolve, like the sun in the heavens, X. Mem. 4.3.8 . of soldiers, face about, rally, Id. An. 1.10.12 , HG 6.2.20 , etc. to be reversed or inverted, e)moi\ tou=t' a)ne/straptai Id. Hier. 4.5 , cf. Cyr. 8.8.13 , Arist. Mech. 854a10 . return, Pl. Plt. 271a ; retreat, Arist. HA 621b34 . a)nastrolo/ghtos, on, ignorant of astronomy, Str. 2.1.19 . a)/nastros, on, carrying no planet, sfai=ra Tl.phr. Fr. 31 , 32 , cf. Eratosth. Cat. 22 ; without sfai=ra, Jul. Or. 4.148a ; starless, nu/c ib. 153c . a)nastrofa/dhn, Adv. reversely, Hsch. a)na-strofh/, h(, turning upside down, upsetting, overthrow, E. Fr. 301 (pl.); moi=ran ei)s a). di/dwsi, = a)nastre/fei , Id. Andr. 1007 ; disorder, confusion, Posidipp. 26.22 . turning back, return, S. Ant. 226 ; polla\s a). poiou/menos, of a hunter, making many casts backward, X. Cyn. 6.25 ; wheeling round, of a horse, Id. Eq.Mag. 3.14 ; of soldiers in battle, whether to flee or rally, Id. Cyr. 5.4.8 ; mhke/ti dou=nai au)toi=s a). time to rally, Id. HG 4.3.6 , cf. Ages. 2.3 ; esp. of the reversal of a wheeling movement, Ascl. Tact. 10.6 , Ael. Tact. 25.7 , Arr. Tact. 21.4 ; of a ship, Th. 2.89 ; e)c a). turning back, Plb. 4.54.4 ; kat' a)nastrofh/n conversely, S.E. M. 7.430 . in Gramm., throwing back of the accent, as in Prepositions after their case, A.D. Synt. 308.15 , etc. Rhet., = e)panastrofh/ , repetition of words which close one sentence at the beginning of another, Hermog. Id. 1.12 , etc. inversion of the natural order, A.D. Synt. 71.18 , Phoeb. Fig. 1.4 , etc.; th=s ta/cews Theon Prog. 4 . Math., conversion of a ratio, a). lo/gou Euc. 5 Def. 16 ; kat' a)nastrofh/n Papp. 1002.25 . dwelling in a place, Plu. 2.216a . abode, haunt, daimo/nwn a)nastrofh/ A. Eu. 23 . mode of life, behaviour, Plb. 4.82.1 , D.L. 0.64 ; -fh\n poiei=sqai IG 2.477b12 , cf. SIG 491.5 , LXX To. 4.14 , Ep.Gal. 1.13 , Ep.Eph. 4.22 , al.; a). politikh/ PGiss. 40ii29 (iii A.D.); e)chmerwme/nhs -fh=s civilized life, Phld. Sto.Herc. 339.19 . delay, respite, time for doing a thing, Plb. 1.66.3 ,al., D.S. 10.5 . occupation, concern, peri/ ti ta\n a). e)/xein Archyt. 1 , cf. Phld. Po. 5.1425.6 . return, way back, Arist. HA 631a26 , cf. Pr. 940b23 . recourse, a). lamba/nein pro/s ti Plu. 2.112c . a)na-strofi/a, Ep. a)na-i/h, h(, = foreg., Man. 4.312 . a)na-stro/fios, on, converse, of mathematical proportions, Papp. 210.15 , al. a)na-stro/fisma, atos, to/, hinge, kalupth=ras e)c a). hinged lids IG 7.3498 (Oropus). a)na/-strofos, on, = a)nastro/fios , Papp. 828.17 (s.v.l.). a)na-stro/fws, Adv. conversely, vice versa, Stoic. 2.71 , Iamb. VP 26.118 . a)nastrw/nnumi, spread with coverings, Lyd. Mag. 1.18 ( Pass. ). a)nastrwph/, h(, word coined by Pl. Cra. 409c , to explain a)straph/ (o(/ti ta\ w)=pa a)nastre/fei). a)nastrwfa/w, Frequentat. of a)nastre/fw, to/con e)nw/ma pa/nth| a)nastrwfw=n turning it constantly, Od. 21.394 :— Med. , wander about, S. Fr. 945 ; a). e)n a)fqo/noisi live in the midst of plenty, E. Fr. 1063.5 . intr. in Act. , retire, desist from, o)xh=s Arat. 1069 . a)nastu^feli/zw, = stufeli/zw , Nonn. D. 1.181 , Hsch. a)nastu/fw [u_], = stu/w , aor. inf. a)nastu=yai S. Fr. 421 . a)nasu/n-tacis, ews, h(, reassessment of war-tax levied on property, Poll. 6.179 , Suid. a)nasun-ta/ssw, reassess war-tax, Hyp. Fr. 151 . a)nasuri/zw, hiss shrilly, Orph. A. 995 (tm.). a)nasurto/lis, ews, h(, lewd woman, Hippon. 110 . a)nasu/rw [u_], pull up, doko/n Procop. Goth. 4.11 ; another's clothes, D.L. 2.110 ; expose to view, th\n a)krasi/an Clearch. 14 :— Med. , pull up one's clothes, expose one's person, Hdt. 2.60 , Thphr. Char. 11.2 , D.S. 1.85 , etc.; a)nasura/menai tou\s xitwni/skous Plu. 2.248b : pf. part. Pass. as Adj., a)nasesurme/nos obscene, Anacr ap.Phot. p.123 R.; lacking in decency, Thphr. Char. 6.2 . in Pass. also, of Alexander's hair, to be curly, Ael. VH 12.14 . Med. , plunder, ravage, Plu. 2.330d , cf. Hsch. a)nasfa^da/zw, struggle violently, Hsch. a)na-sfa/llw, fut. -sfalw= J. AJ 17.6.5 ( v.l. -sfh=lai ), intr., rise from a fall or illness, recover, sumptw/matos a)nasfh=lai Pl. Ax. 364c ; e)k th=s no/sou Nic.Dam. p.98D. , cf. Babr. 75.9 ; no/sou kai\ po/nwn Id. 78.3 , cf. D.Chr. 34.5 ; e)k kakw=n Luc. Abd. 32 : abs., J.l.c. a)na/-sfalsis, ews, h(, recovery, Vett. Val. 285.20 . a)nasfhno/w, tighten with wedges, Apollod. Poliorc. 159.6 . a)nasfi/ggw, bind tight up, i(/ppon xalinw=| Nonn. D. 42.51 : aor. 1 part. -sfi/cas IG 12(2).11 (Mytilene). a)nasfoda/cai: a)naphdh=sai, e)cela/sai, Hsch. (-h=cai cod.). a)na/sforon, to/, = pteri/s , Ps.- Dsc. 4.184 . a)na-sxeqe/ein, a)na-qei=n, inf. of the poet. aor. 2 of a)ne/xw. a)na/-sxesis, ews, h(, (a)ne/xomai) holding up, lifting up, proboski/dos, of an elephant, Plu. 2.972b . holding in suspense, tw=n deinw=n Id. Num. 13 . a). h(li/ou rising of the sun, Arist. Mu. 393b2 (pl.). a)na-sxetiko/s, h/, o/n, enduring, patient, Plu. 2.31a . a)na-sxeto/s, Ep. a)nsxeto/s, o/n, endurable, Thgn. 119 : mostly with negat., ou' ga\r e)/t' a)nsxeta\ e)/rga teteu/xatai Od. 2.63 ; pesei=n . . ptw/mat' ou)k a). A. Pr. 919 ; fre/mmat' ou/k a). Id. Th. 182 ; so with a question expecting a negative answer, S Ph. 987 : ou)k a). [e)sti], c. acc. et inf., Hdt. 1.207 , cf. 3.81 , 8.142 ; zh=n ga\r kakw=s klu/ousan ou)k a). S. Tr. 721 , cf. OC 1652 ; ou)k a). poiei=sqai/ ti Hdt. 7.163 : abs., ou)ke/ti a). e)poiou=nto Th. 1.118 . a)na-sxi/zw, rip up, tou= lagou= th\n gaste/ra Hdt. 1.123 , cf. 124 , 3.35 ; ta\s kuou/sas Arist. EN 1148b20 ; derma o)nu/xessi Theoc. 25.277 , cf. IG 4.952.32 (Epid.); plough up, nw=ton ga=s Pi. P. 4.228 (tm.):— Pass. , tri/bos -o/menos track opened up, Plu. 2.161f . a)na-sxindu^leu/w, = a)naskolopi/zw , Pl. R. 362a ; cf. a)naskinduleu/w. a)na/-sxi^sis, ews, h(, ripping open, Gal. 14.675 . a)nasw/|zw, fut. -w/sw: pf. a)nase/swiken IG 12(5).1061.9 (Ceos, iii B.C.): aor. a)ne/swise ib. 1004.5 (Ios, iv/iii B.C.), cf. OGI 56.11 :— recover what is lost, rescue, a)po\ fo/nou e)/rruto ka)ne/swse/ m' S. OT 1351 (lyr.); a). fi/lon a)lloiwfe/nta Arist. EN 1165b22 :—more freq. in Med. , a)nasw/|zesqai/ tina fo/nou rescue from death, S. El. 1133 ; a)naswsa/meno/s moi do\s . . *sa/mon Hdt. 3.140 :—but Hdt. commonly uses the Med. in the proper sense, a). th\n a)rxh/n recover it for oneself, 1.82 , 106 , etc.; in 3.65 he joins Act. and Med. , mh\ a)naswsame/noisi de\ th\n a)rxh\n mhd' e)pixeirh/sasi a)nasw/|zein :— Pass. , to be restored, recover, Pl. Phlb. 32e ; return safe, ei)s *kata/nhn Lys. 20.24 ; a)naswqh=nai e)s ta\s patri/das, of exiles, X. HG 4.8.28 ; e)k fugh=s Plb. 18.27.2 , al. preserve in mind, remember, Hdt. 6.65 . a)naswreu/w, heap up, in Pass. , Plb. 8.33.5 . a)na/-swsma, atos, to/, preservation, Tz. ad Lyc. 1297 . a)na-swsmo/s, o(, = foreg., Aq. Ge. 45.1 . a)naswfroni/zw, reduce to sobriety, in Pass. , Hsch. s.v. a)/mpnuto. a)nasw/xw, = sw/xw , Sch. Nic. Th. 695 . a)nata/ktai, oi(, assessors, title of financial board at Miletus, OGI 213 (ca. 300 B.C.), SIG 577.19 , etc. a)nata^nu/w, poet. a)nt-, = a)natei/nw , Call. Jov. 30 , IG 14.1015 , APl. 4.101 :— Med. , a)na\ xei=ra tanu/ssato A.R. 1.344 . a)na/tacis, ews, h(, financial estimate, assessment, SIG 577.21 . a)nata^ra/ssw, Att. a)nata^ra/-ttw, stir up the mud, Arist. HA 620b16 :— Pass. , ou)=ra a)natetaragme/na thick urine, Hp. Aph. 4.70 , cf. Epid. 1.26 .d/. rouse to frenzy, S. Tr. 218 ; confound, Pl. Phd. 88c :— Pass. , a)natetaragme/nos poreu/esqai march in disorder, X. An. 1.7.20 . a)na/ta^sis, ews, h(, (a)natei/nw) extension, ei)s u(/yos Plb. 5.44.3 , etc. abs., height, J. BJ 6.9.1 ; a). o)rw=n Phlp. in Mete. 37.10 . stretching out, Hp. Art. 11 ; a)konti/wn Onos. 17 : metaph., threats of violence, Plb. 4.4.7 , Fr. 108 (pl.); meta\ a). kai\ a)peilh=s Epict. Fr. 25 , cf. D.S. 38.8 . intensity, inflexibility, tou= fronh/matos Plu. Mar. 6 ; intensity of passion, Phld. Lib. p.29O. : abs., courage, steadfastness, prob in D.Chr. 34.40 . endurance of hunger, fasting, Sor. 1.49 , Plu. 2.62a . a). th=s boh=s straining, Sch E. Or. 149 ; kat' a)na/tasin of the acute accent, D.T. 620.1 . metaph., straining, effort, Phld. Rh. 1.31 S. , al.; h( pro\s to\ e(\n diagnw/sews a). Dam. Pr. 27 , cf. Procl. Inst. 21 , al.: c. gen., timh=s Procop.Gaz. Pan. 496.4 . a)nata/ssw, Att. a)na-ta/ttw, aor. 2 Pass. a)neta/ghn, countermand expenditure, D.C. 78.18 ( Pass. ):— Med. , go regularly through again, rehearse, Plu. 2.968c ; set in order, dih/ghsin Ev.Luc. 1.1 . a)nata^tiko/s, h/, o/n, threatening, Plb. 5.43.5 , D.S. 5.31 . Adv. -kw=s Plb. 4.4.7 . a)natei/nw, poet. a)nt-, lift up, xei=ras a)., in swearing, Pi. O. 7.65 ; also in prayer, Id. I. 6(5).41 ; eu)co/meq' . . a)natei/nontes tw\ xei=r' Ar. Av. 623 ; as token of assent in voting, X. An. 5.6.33 , etc. stretch forth, so as to threaten, th\n ma/xairan a)natetame/nos X. Cyr. 4.1.3 :— Med. (with aor. 1 Pass. ), ou)de\ *poludeu/keos bi/a xei=ras a)ntei/nait' a)\n e)nanti/on au)tw=| Simon. 8 ; ou)de\n a)\n u(m<*>=n ei)=xe a)natei/nasqai fobero/n hold out any alarming threat, D. 19.153 : abs., threaten, Plb. 5.55.1 : c. dat., 4.82.8 : c. fut. inf., 4.18.10 . hold up, offer as a prize, Pi. N. 8.25 ( Pass. ). present a document to a magistrate, BGU 613.3 (ii A.D.). lift up, exalt, ku=do/s tinos Pi. N. 8.34 ; a)natei/nasqai a)rxh/n strain or augment its force, Plu. Cleom. 10 . lift up, ka/ra Pi. N. 1.43 ; e(auto/n Ael. NA 3.21 ; a). ta\s o)fru=s pucker, Luc. Tim. 54 . of sound, strain to a high pitch, Arist. Pr. 920b20 ( Pass. ). metaph., excite, tina/ Plu. 2.60c :— Pass. , Phld. Lib. p.44O. ; of the soul, etc., e)s a)me/qekton ai)ti/an Procl. Inst. 100 , cf. 23 . spread out, expand, e.g. a line of battle, ta\ ke/rata X. Cyr. 7.1.6 , cf. ib. 23 ; a)eto\s e)pi\ do/ratos a)natetame/nos spread eagle, ib. 4 ; a). i(sti/a pro\s zugo/n Pi. N. 5.51 :— Pass. , to be distended upwards, Ti.Locr. 102a ; extend, ei)s u(/yos Plb. 9.21.10 . hold out, persevere, esp. in abstinence from food, Sor. 1.56 , Arr. Epict. 2.17.9 . intr., reach up, stretch up, pe/dila e)s go/nu a)natei/nonta Hdt. 7.67 . extend, stretch out, o)/ros . . a). e)s th\n *oi)/thn Hdt. 7.176 , cf. 8.107 , Arist. HA 524b19 , Epicur. Nat. 11.5 , Inscr.Prien. 37.160 , 42.69 : metaph. in Pass. , pro\s a)/fronas tau=t' a). these things only reach or affect foolish people, Phld. Herc. 1251.12 . a)nateix-i/zw, rebuild, tei/xh X. HG 4.4.18 :—in Med. , build up, to\ tapeino/taton J. BJ 5.5.1 . a)nateix-ismo/s, o(, rebuilding of walls, X. HG 4.8.9 . a)nate/llw, poet. a)nt-, aor. a)ne/teila: pf. part. a)natetalko/s Plb. 9.15.10 :—make to rise up, toi=sin d' (sc. i(/ppois) a)mbrosi/hn a)ne/teilene/mesqu Il. 5.777 ; *ai)/guptos . . *dh/mhtros a)nte/llei sta/xun A. Fr. 300 , cf. LXX Ge. 3.18 ; u(/dwr a). make water gush forth, Pi. I. 6(5).75 ; to\n h(/lion Ev.Matt. 5.45 :—so in Pass. , flo\c a)natellome/na a flame mounting up, Pl. Ion 4(3).83 . bring forth, give birth to a)/nteilas *dio/nuson ib. 7(6).5 ; i)ou/lous A.R. 2.44 : of events, muri/' a)p' a<*>sxrw=n a)nate/llonta S. Ph. 1139 . intr., rise, appear above the horizon, of any heavenly body, as sun and moon, Hdt. 2.142 , S. OC 1246 , Ar. Nu. 754 ; pro\s h)w= te kai\ h(/lion a)nate/llonta Hdt. 1.204 , 4.40 ; also of constellations, A.R. 3.959 ; h)w\sa)nt. Id. 2.1007 ; dist. from e)pite/llw (q.v.), Ptol. Alm. 8.4 ; cf. a)natolh/. = e)pite/llw , of the Pleiades, Theoc. 13.25 . of a river, take its rise, e)k tau/ths [gh=s li/mnhs] Hdt. 4.52 , cf. Ael. NA 14.16 , etc. of persons, originate, e)c *)iou/da a)nate/talken o( ku/rios Ep.Heb. 7.14 . grow, of hair, tarfu\s a)nte/llousa qri/c A. Th. 535 ; of teeth, Arist. HA 501b29 ; spring up, of plants, Thphr. HP 3.1.6 , al.; cf. a)natolh/ 11 . of mountains, rise, A.R. 1.501 ; but, appear on the horizon, ib. 601 . rise up, a)ne/teile swth/r prob. in Epigr.Gr. 978 (Philae). a)nate/mnw, cut up, cut open, nekro/n Hdt. 2.87 , cf. Luc. Prom. 21 . dissect, Hp. Ep. 17 , Arist. Spir. 478a21 . open up, clear, o(dou/s, au)/lakas, Ph. 1.16 , 20 ; o(do\n kainh/n OGI 701 (Egypt). cut off, klh/mata Aeschin. 3.166 ; geishpo/disma IG 22.463.63 . a)natetame/non, to/ , e)lci/nh, Ps.- Dsc. 4.39 . a)natetame/nws, Adv. pf. part. Pass. of a)natei/nw, stretched or strained to the utmost Sch. Ar. Ra. 1282 . a)na-th/kw, melt: metaph., relax, to\ sw=ma h(donai=s Plu. 2.136b :— Pass. , of snow, thaw, Plb. 2.16.9 . a)na/-thcis, ews, h(, melting, thawing, Id. 9.43.5 . a)na_ti/ [i_], Adv. of a)/natos, without harm, with impunity, A. Eu. 59 , S. Ant. 485 , E. Med. 1357 , Pl. Lg. 871e , prob. in Th. 8.67 , cf. Is. Fr. 2 , D.S. 20.58 , etc. (Spelling a)natei/ attested by Hdn. Epim. 256 .) a)nati/qhmi, pf. a)nate/qhka SIG 1018.9 (Pergam.), etc.:—lay upon, once in Hom. , e)legxei/hn a)naqh/sei moi Il. 22.100 ; a). a)/xqos lay on as a burden, Ar. Eq. 1056 (hex.), cf. X. An. 3.1.30 ; kindu/nous i)diw/tais a). Hyp. Eux. 9 : in good sense, a). ku=do/s tini Pi. O. 5.8 . b. Med. , put on board ship, IG 5(1).1421 (Cyparissia). in Prose, refer, attribute, a thing to a person, mega/la oi( xrh/mata a). Hdt. 2.135 ; ou) ga\r a)/n oi( purami/da a)ne/qesan poih/sasqai would not have attributed to her the erection of the pyramid, ib. 134 ; foi/bw| th/nd' a)naqh/sw pra=cin E. El. 1296 ; ei)mh/, o(/tan . . eu)= pra/chte, e)moi\ a)naqh/sete will give me the credit of it, Th. 2.64 ; ou) tw=| sumbou/lw| th\n tou= katorqou=n a)ne/qhke du/namin D. 18.290 ; a). tini\ th\n ai)ti/an tino/s Isoc. 1.37 , Aeschin. 2.10 ; also, compare, tina\ ei)/s ti Eun. Hist. p.261 D. b. a). tini\ a(/panta pra/gmata lay them upon him, entrust them to him, Ar. Nu. 1453 , Th. 8.82 . set up as a votive gift, dedicate, tini/ ti Hes. Op. 658 , Pi. O. 3.30 , Hdt. 2.159 , 7.54 , Ar. Pl. 1089 , etc.; *(rh/neian a)ne/qhke tw=| *)apo/llwni Th. 1.13 ; a)na/qhma a)natiqe/nai Hdt. 1.53 , 2.182 ; a). ti e)s *delfou/s Id. 1.92 , 2.135 , 182 , Pl. Phdr. 235d , etc.; less freq. e)n *delfoi=s Theopomp.Com. 1 D. , Plu. Sol. 25 ; dedicate a book, Id. Sull. 6 ; a). tina/ set up a statue of . ., SIG 420 (Delos, iii B.C.); incorrectly of burial, OGI 602 (Jaffa):— Pass. , a)nateqh=nai Ar. Eq. 849 ; cf. a)na/keimai. set up, erect, [sth/lhn] para\ bwmo/n, new/n, Plb. 5.93.10 , Plu. Publ. 14 : metaph., dedicate, makragori/an lu/ra| Pi. P. 8.29 ; a). ta\s a)koa\s toi=s a)kroa/masi give them up to, Plb. 23.5.9 . set up and leave in a place, a). tina\ e)pi\ krhmno/n Ar. Pl. 69 ; a). zw=nta (on a cross) Plb. 1.86.6 . put back, ti/ ga\r par' h)=mar h(me/ra te/rpein e)/xei, prosqei=sa ka)naqei=sa tou= ge katqanei=n; pushing us forward or moving us back on the verge of death, S. Aj. 476 ; cf. B. 11.2 . Med. , put upon for oneself, a)naqe/sqai ta\ skeu/h e)pi\ ta\ u(pozu/gia X. An. 2.2.4 ; pack on one's cart, Lys. 7.19 ; toi=s w)/mois a). tina/ put on one's shoulders, Plu. 2.983b ; freq. like Act. , a). tina\ e)f' i(/ppon Id. Art. 11 , etc. impart, communicate something one's own, tini/ ti Act.Ap. 25.14 , Ep.Gal. 2.2 , Plu. 2.772d . remit, refer, a). peri/ tinos ei)s su/gklhton refer the consideration of it to the Senate, Plb. 21.46.11 , cf. App. Sam. 4 . place differently, change about, e.g. the men on a draught-board, a)na\ pa/nta tiqesqai v.l. in Orac. ap. Hdt. 8.77 . take back a move at pettoi/, Pl. Hipparch. 229e : hence metaph., retract one's opinion, X. Mem. 1.2.44 , cf. 2.4.4 ; freq. in Pl. , a)nati/qesqai o(/ ti dokei= Pl. Grg. 462a , cf. Prt. 354e . Chrm. 164d ; ou)k a)nati/qemui mh\ ou) . . retract and say this is not so, Id. Phd. 87a ; ou)k a). mh\ ou) kalw\s le/gesqai Id. Men. 89d ; a)natiqe/menos to\ dihmarthme/non Luc. Pseudol. 29 . a)nati/ktw, bring forth again, Ael. NA 1.17 , Hsch. a)nati_ma/w, raise in price, Hdt. 9.33 ; a). e(auto/n D.C. 38.5 :— Med. , Poll. 3.125 . a)na-ti^nagmo/s, o(, shaking violently, LXX Na. 2.10(11) . a)na-ti^na/ssw, fut. -cw, shake up and down, brandish, qu/rson E. Ba. 80 (lyr., tm.): also of the wind shaking about a sail, Id. Or. 341 (tm.), cf. Gal. 14.638 . a)natitai/nw, brandish, to/ca Musae. 17 (tm.), cf. Opp. H. 2.90 . a)natith/santes: plhrw/santes, Hsch. a)na-titrai/nw, = sq., of trepanning, Aët. 15.15 . a)na-titra/w, bore through, bore, Dsc. 1.66 ( Pass. ), Trypho Fr. 112 V. ( Pass. ); part. a)natitra/s, -a/ntos, Gal. UP 16.11 , etc., Orib. 46.11.10 . a)na/-tlhma, atos, to/, sufferance, Suid. a)na-tlh=nai, inf. of a)ne/tlhn, aor. with no pres.: fut. a)natlh/somai: also aor. 1 a)ne/tlhsa Orac. ap.Lact. Inst. 4 :— bear up against, endure, kh/de' a)ne/tlhs Od. 14.47 ; o)i+zu/os h(\n a)ne/tlhmen 3.104 ; fa/rmak' a)ne/tlh, i.e. resisted the strength of the magic drink, 10.327 ; polu/qrhnon ai)w=na . . a)natla=sa A. Ag. 716 ; pate/ra . . ou)k a)ne/tlate S. OC 239 , etc.; po/ll' a)natla/s Ar. Pax 1035 ; th\n ei(marme/nhn Pl. Tht. 169c ; ta\ prosh/konta pa/qh Id. Grg. 525a : c. part., a)ne/tlhn moge/ousa IG 14.1960 . a)/natlos: a)krath/s, Hsch. a)na-tmh/gw, = a)nate/mnw , aor. 2 part. Pass. a)natmhgei/s Marcell.S Id. 85 . a)na-tmhtiko/s, h/, o/n, fit for cutting up, Sm. Ps. 54(55).22 . a)n-atmi/zomai, Pass. , evaporate, Democr. ap. Ath. Epit. lib. ii89 (vol.i p.281 Schw.). a)natoixa/sai: peri\ toi=xon peripath=sai, Hsch. a)natoixe/w, (toi=xos) roll from side to side, esp. of sailors in a storm: metaph., Arr. Epict. 3.12.7 ; diatoixe/w is preferred by Phryn. 139 , Poll. 1.114 . a)natokismo/s, o(, compound interest, Cic. Att. 5.21.11 , CIL 10.3334.30 (Puteoli, iii A. D.). a)natola/s, Adv. eastwards, LXX Nu. 10.5 (dub.). a)natolh/, poet. a)nt-, (a)nate/llw) rising above the horizon, of any heavenly body, e.g. the sun, freq. in pl., a)ntolai\ h)eli/oio Od. 12.4 , E. Ph. 504 :—also in sg., a)p' a)natola=s a(li/ou a)/xri du/sews IG 4.606 ; du/sew/s te kai\ a)natolh=s h(li/ou kai\ tw=n a)/llwn a)/strwn Pl. Plt. 269a , cf. Lg. 807e ; dist. from e)pitolh/ (q.v.), Gem. 13.3 . = e)pitolh/ , A. Pr. 457 , Ag. 7 ; peri\ *)wri/wnos a)natolh/n Arist. Mete. 361b23 ; a)po\ *pleia/dos a). Id. HA 599b11 . the quarter of sunrise, east, opp. du/sis, freq. in pl., a)po\ h(li/ou a)natole/wn Hdt. 4.8 ; h(li/ou pro\s a)ntola/s A. Pr. 707 ; without h(li/ou, pro\s a)natola/s Thphr. HP 9.15.2 , Mon.Anc.Gr. 14.12 ; pro\s ta\s a). Plb. 2.14.4 ; a)po\ a)natolw=n LXX Nu. 23.7 , Ev.Matt. 2.1 , etc. the ascendant, i.e. the point where the eastern horizon cuts the zodiac, Ptol. Tetr. 20 . phase of new moon when 150 distant from sun, Cat.Cod.Astr. 8(4).204 , Paul.Al. G. 3 . in pl., sources of a river, Plb. 2.17.4 . growing, of the teeth, Arist. HA 501b28 ; of the white at the root of the nails, Poll. 2.146 : pl., a)gro\s a)natola\s kai\ bla/stas e)/xei Ph. 1.68 , cf. LXX Je. 23.5 , al. a)natoliko/s, h/, o/n, eastern, h(misfai/rion Str. 2.3.2 ; stoa/ J. AJ 20.9.7 , al.; qa/lassa Epicur. Fr. 346b : Comp. , Str. 2.1.27 , Marin. Procl. 36 : Sup. , Marcian. Peripl. 1.6 ,al. a)natolikoi/, oi(, = Orientales, title of a numerus, PFlor. 278 V 1 (iii A.D.). a). xro/nos time occupied in rising, Gem. 7.18 , Ptol. Alm. 2.11 ; a). fa/seis Ptol. Tetr. 99 ; but a). selh/nh waxing moon, Xenccr. ap. Orib. 2.58.77 , Ptol. Tetr. 116 . Subst. a)natoliko/n, to/, = klu/menon , of a flower opening at sunrise, Ps.- Dsc. 4.13 . a)nato/lios, poet. a)nt-, h, on, = foreg., a)/roura Nonn. D. 25.98 . a)natolma/w, regain one's courage, Plu. Luc. 31 , Ant. 50 ; f.l. in E. Alc. 277 . a)na-tomh/, h(, dissection, ai( a)., title of a treatise freq. cited by Arist. , as HA 509b22 , al., cf. Thphr. HP 1.1.4 ; h( ta)nqrwpi/nou skh/nous a). Longin. 32.5 , cf. Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.246 (pl.). in a logical sense, a). kai\ diaire/seis Arist. APo. 98a2 . a)na-tomiko/s, h/, o/n, relating to anatomy, a). e)gxei/rhsis, title of work by Galen; skilled in anatomy, a)/ndres Gal. 4.555 . Adv. -kw=s Id. 18(2).927 . a)na/tonos, on, (a)natei/nw) stretching upwards, Vitr. 10.10.6 . a)/na_tos, on, (a)/th) unharmed, B. Fr. 19 (cj.); *aoci/ou ko/tw| A. Ag. 1211 ; kakw=n a)/natos harmed by no ills, S. OC 786 , where the Laur.Ms. a)/naitos. Act. , not harming, harmless, A. Supp. 356 , 359 , 410 . immune from punishment, *)arx. *)ef. 1920.76 (Crete, vi/v B.C.). Adv. -tws with impunity, IG 9(1).333 ( Locr. ). (Contr. fr. a)na/atos, q.v.) a)na-trepte/on, one must overthrow, refute, Luc. Herm. 49 , Gal. 4.620 . one must go back, return, Orib. Fr. 142 . a)na-treptiko/s, h/, o/n, turning upside down, upsetting, e)pith/deuma . . po/lews w(/sper new\s a). Pl. R. 389d ; stoma/xou Dsc. 2.70 ; of the pulse (dub. sens.), Gal. 8.928 , cf. 644 ; oi( a). dia/logoi Plato's refutative dialogues, as 'Euthydemus' and 'Gorgias', Thrasyll. ap. D.L. 3.59 , cf. Hermog. Meth. 10 . a)na-tre/pw, poet. a)ntr-, Aeol. aor. o)ne/trope Alc. Supp. 25.7 : pf. -te/trofa S. Tr. 1009 , And. 1.131 , later -te/tra^fa Din. 1.30 codd., v.l. in D. 18.296 , Aeschin. 1.190 , 3.158 : aor. 2 Med. a)netra/peto in pass. sense, Il. 6.64 , 14.447 (only here in Hom. ), Pl. Cra. 395d , Theoc. 8.90 : aor. 2 Pass. , Alex. 76.3 , etc.:—overturn, upset, Act. , Archil. 56.3 , Alc.l.c.; tra/pezan D. 19.198 , cf. Sch.ad eund. 24.136 ; in Hom. a)netra/peto, = u(/ptios e)/pesen , Il. 6.64 ; a)natetramme/nos Ar. Ra. 543 ; freq. of ships, Pl. Lg. 906e , Arist. Rh. 1398b7 , etc.; a)\n a)natraph= ga\r ploi=on Alex.l.c.; th\n swfrosu/nhn, to\n bi/on a(/panta And. 1.131 , cf. Plu. Pomp. 46 . Medic., upset, sto/maxon Gal. 12.911 : so abs., create nausea, Aristaenet. 1.12 . overthrow, ruin, pro/rrizon a)natre/yai tina/ Hdt. 1.32 , cf. 8.62 ; mh\ . . dai/mwn . . a)ntre/yh| podi\ o)/lbon A. Pers. 163 ; lakpa/thton a). xara/n S. Ant. 1275 ; plou=ton And. 1.131 ; po/lin Ar. V. 671 ; politei/an, oi)ki/an, Pl. Lg. 709a , R. 471b ; ta\ tw=n *(ellh/nwn D. 18.143 :— Pass. , h)/ruce po/lin ma)natraph=nai A. Th. 1082 ; o( bi/os a)natetramme/nos a)\n ei)/h Pl. Grg. 481c , etc. upset in argument, refute, Ar. Nu. 901 ; a). pro/blhma Alex.Aphr. in Top. 514.28 . Pass. , to be upset, disheartened, a)netra/peto fre/na lu/pa| Theoc. 8.90 ; tai=s yuxai=s a). Plb. 21.25.8 . c. acc., to be checked in, diverted from, o(rmh/n J. BJ 2.15.6 ; th\n filarguri/an 2.14.6 . to be turned back, ei)s xw/ran Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.68 . to be made null and void, Just. Nov. 2.2 Intr. stir up, arouse, a)nate/trofas o(/ ti kai\ mu/sh| S. Tr. 1009 :— Pass. , of the sea in a storm, Arist. HA 600a4 , etc. intr. in Act. , slip, trip up, Plu. 2.631c ; of a ship, capsize, D.Chr. 34.32 . a)natre/fw, bring up, cherish, educate, A. Eu. 523 , Ev.Luc. 4.16 ,al.; a). to\ fro/nhma raise the spirit, X. Cyr. 5.2.34 :— Med. , a)naqre/yasqai ui(o/n have him educated, Hdn. 1.2.1 ; a). leimw\n ka/llea Nic. Fr. 74.58 :— Pass. , grow up, a)natrafh=nai e)n . . Plu. Cam. 34 , etc.; th=| *(ella/di fwnh=| Ael. NA 11.25 ; a)ne/trafes in AP 5.156 ( Mel. ) = a)netra/fhs. feed up, opp. i)sxnai/nw, Hp. Art. 33 , 50 : metaph., a). monw|di/ais Ar. Ra. 944 :— Pass. , a)natre/fesqai e)k no/sou convalesce, Hp. VM 14 ; of fish after milting, Arist. HA 608a2 . a)natre/xw, fut. -dramou=mai Luc. Ind. 4 , poet. 3 sg. -dra/metai AP 9.575 ( Phil. ): aor. -e/dramon (v. infr.); aor. subj. Med. a)nadra/mhtai Hp. Ep. 19 ( Hermes 53.69 ):—run back, o( me\n au)=qis a)ne/drame Il. 16.813 , cf. 11.354 ; a)na/ t' e)/dram' o)pi/ssw 5.599 ; return, of the sea, Plu. 2.915a ; ei)s ta\s e)c a)rxh=s ta/ceis Plb. 2.67.6 ; ei)s th\n e(autou= fu/sin Plu. Pel. 31 ; ei)s th\n prou+pa/rxousan fili/an D.S. 20.59 ; of property, revert, e)pi/ tina Just. Nov. 7.4 ; in writing, recur to a point, e)pi/ ti Plb. 5.40.4 : abs., a). toi=s xro/nois 1.12.6 ,al. c. acc., retrace, traverse, ku=dos a)ne/dramon u(/mnw| Pi. O. 8.54 , cf. Semon. 10 ; undo, a(martian Men. 15D. ; a). th\n th=s fu/sews e)la/ttwsin make amends for, Plu. 2.2c , cf. Luc. Ind. 4 . revert, e)pi\ tou\s lo/gous, th\n u(/lhn, Plot. 5.8.1 ; return to source, of light, 4.5.7 ; run back to (logically), e)pi\ th\n koinota/thn ai)ti/an Phld. D. 1.16 , cf. Plot. 6.1.30 . have recourse to, e)pi\ . . Luc. Abd. 11 , al., Eun. Hist. p.251 D. jump up and run, start up, of men, a)nadramw\n e)/qee Hdt. 3.36 ; e)k th=s koi/ths, e)k tou= qro/nou, Id. 7.15 , 212 ; pro\s ta\ mete/wra Th. 3.89 , cf. X. HG 4.4.4 . of things, e)gkefalos de\ . . a)ne/dramen e)c w)teilh=s the brains spurted up from the wound, Il. 17.297 ; smw/digges . . a)ne/dramon weals started up under the blow, 23.717 ; slip up, Gal. 18(1).829 ; run or spread over, to\ pa/qos a). e)pi\ th\n xei=ra Plu. 2.978c ; e)/reuqos a). Call. Lav.Pall. 27 . run up, shoot up, of plants, o( d' a)ne/dramen e)/rnei+ i)=sos Il. 18.56 , cf. Hdt. 8.55 : hence, of cities and peoples, shoot up, rise quickly, a)na/ t' e)/dramon kai\ eu)qenh/qhsan Hdt. 1.66 , cf. 7.156 ; a). ei)s a)ci/wma Plu. Publ. 21 ; a). toi=s bi/ois, tai=s e)lpi/si, D.S. 5.12 , 18.20 ; a). h( polute/leia increased, Plu. Mar. 34 . li/ssh d' a)nade/drome pe/trh the rock ran sheer up, Od. 5.412 . metaph., soar aloft, of digression to a nobler theme, a)ne/drame pro\s th\n e)n ou)ranw=| lu/ran Anon. in SE 40.23 . a)na/treyis, ews, h(, turning upside down, Arist. Mete. 368a32 . refutation, Phld. Sign. 11 . a)na/-trhsis, ews, h(, (a)natitra/w) perforation, Ph. Bel. 57.16 ; trepanning, Plu. Cat.Ma. 9 , Leonid. ap. Aët. 15.12 . hole bored, Plu. 2.968b . a)na/-trhtos, on, bored through, e)mba/des Suid. a)natriaino/w, (tri/aina) shake as with a trident, Amphis 14.8 . a)natriakosiolo/gistos, on, reckoned at 300 a head, Michel 731.20 (Ilium). a)na-tri^bh/, h(, education, ta\ th=s a)., opp. ta\ tou= bi/ou, Ps.- Ptol. Centil. 224 . a)na-tri/bw [i_], rub, chafe, to\n w)=mon Hp. Art. 9 :— Med. , Id. Vict. 3.83 ; massage oneself, Aristid. Or. 47(23).18 , cf. 50 , al.:— Pass. , sens. obsc., Ar. Ach. 1149 . rub clean, ku/nas X. Cyn. 6.26 . Med. , e)lai/w| u(/dwr summei/cas a). rub oneself down, Arist. Pr. 881a5 . Pass. , to be worn away, Hdt. 3.113 . a)natri/zw, chirp aloud, of cranes, Q.S. 13.107 (al. -tru/zw). a)na/trimma, atos, to/, = -triyis , Aët. 8.63 . a)natriplo/w, repeat a third time, Syr. in Metaph. 61.8 ( Pass. ). a)na-tripte/on, one must chafe, Archig. ap. Orib. 44.26.9 . a)na/-triptos, on, rubbed up: a). i(ma/tia cloths with rough, raised pile, like plush or velvet, Dsc. 3.33 . a)na-trixo/omai, Pass. , have one's hair grow again, Suid. a)na/-tri^xos, on, (qri/c) with hair bristling backwards, Porph. ap. Eus. PE 3.13 . a)na-trixofue/w, grow fresh hair, Cleopatraap. Gal. 12.405 . a)na/triyis, ews, h(, chafing, friction, Hp. Art. 9 , Gal. 6.92 . a)natrop-eu/s, e/ws, o(, ouerturner, destroyer, tou= oi)/kou Antipho 2.2.2 ; th=s neo/thtos Plu. 2.5b ; subverter, tw=n e)n a)nqrw/pois nomizome/nwn D.Chr. 37.32 . a)natrop-h/, h(, capsizing, [tou= ploi/ou] Arist. Metaph. 1013b14 . overthrow, ruin, a)natropai\ dwma/twn, oi)/kwn, A. Eu. 355 , Pl. Prt. 325c ; a). bi/wn Clearch. 10 . pouring out, of drink, LXX Hg. 2.15 . upsetting, stoma/xou Sor. 1.27 , Asclep.Jun. ap. Gal. 13.140 ; a). nautiw/deis Plu. 2.442f . refutation, Str. 2.1.22 , Hermog. Prog. 5 . annulment, Just. Nov. 2.2 Intr.; undoing, e)p' -h=| th=s noh/sews tou= qeou= Phld. D. 3.7 . raising of body, Cass.Fel. 82 . a)natrop-ia/zw, turn back, AB 312 . a)na/trop-os, on, dub.l. in App.Anth. 4.104.15 . a)natrof-eu/s, e/ws, o(, nurturer, Ps.-Callisth. 1.13 . a)natrof-h/, h(, education, Aphth. Prog. 8 ; rearing, nurture, D.H. Rh. 5.3 , Plu. 2.608c , Arr. Cyn. 29 , Artem. 1.16 , etc. feeding, diet, h( e)k zw/|wn a). Porph. Abst. 3.17 . of plants and trees, cultivation, Gp. 4.12.11 , 9.14.5 . a)natrox-a/zw, = a)natre/xw, koxlioeidw=s Ph.Byz. Mir. 1.4 . a)natrox-asmo/s, o(, running backwards, Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.22.8 . a)natru\/ga/w, glean grapes off again, tou\s a)mpelw=nas Ph. 2.390 . a)natru/zw, v. a)natri/zw. a)nattiko/s, o/n, alien to the Attic dialect, Phryn. ap. St.Byz. s.v. *)aqh=nai. a)natu^li/ssw, Att. a)natro/x-ttw, unroll, bibli/a Luc. Ind. 16 : metaph., a). tou\s lo/gous pro\s e(auto/n Id. Nigr. 7 . a)natup-o/w, describe, represent, Philostr. VA 1.19 , cf. Her. 2.19 ( Pass. ):— Med. , form an image of a thing, imagine, Plu. 2.329b , 331d ; represent in writing, ei)s e)pistola/s Philostr. VA 1.32 . remodel, transform, th\n a)nqrwpi/nhn peri\ tou= daimoni/ou do/can D.Chr. 12.26 , cf. Antim. 81 . a)natu/p-tomai, Med. , strengthd. for tu/ptw, th\n kefalh/n J. AJ 17.7.1 . a)natu/p-wma, atos, to/, mental image, Stoic. 1.214 . a)natu/p-wsis, ews, h(, = tu/pwsis , Hsch. a)natup-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, representing, Simp. in Epict. p.20D. a)naturba/zw, stir up, confound, Ar. Eq. 310 . a)nau/ghtos, on, rayless, sunless, *(/aidhs A. Pr. 1028 . a)nauda/w, uplift the uoice, PMag.Par. 1.2532 . a)naud-h/s, e/s, speechless, Epicr. 11.20 . = sq., Hsch. a)nau/d-htos, Dor. a)nau/d-a_tos, on, not to be spoken, unutterable: hence, horrible, a)nauda/tw| me/nei A. Th. 897 (lyr.); a)/faton a)nau/dhton lo/gon E. Ion 783 . unspoken, impossible, ou)de\n a)nau/daton fati/saim' a)/n S. Aj. 715 (lyr.). speechless, Id. Tr. 968 (cj.). a)naud-i/a, h(, speechlessness, Hp. Coac. 353 , Mul. 2.126 ; lethargy, Antigen. ap. Cael.Aur. AP 2.10 . a)/naud-os, on, speechless, Od. 5.456 , 10.378 , Hes. Th. 797 , etc.; silent, a)/. a)/ggelos, of dust, A. Th. 82 (lyr.), etc.:—properly, unable to articulate, whereas a)/fwnos is voiceless, Hp. Epid. 3.17 .g/, but of fishes, A. Pers. 577 ; without speaking, S. OC 1274 , 1404 , Plu. Pomp. 74 , etc. Adv. -dws Hp. Prorrh. 1.90 , J. AJ 16.11.4 . preventing speech, silencing, xalinw=n a)/. me/nos A. Ag. 238 (lyr.). unspeakable, horrible, e)/rgon S. Aj. 947 . a)naulei/, Adv., (nau=lon) without passage-money, Suid. a)/naulos (A), on, without the flute, kw=mos -o/tatos a procession unaccompanied by flutes, i.e. joyless, E. Ph. 791 ; e)/rwtes Plu. 2.406a : neut. pl. as Adv., a)/naula o)rxei=sqai Babr. 9.9 ; qu/ein Plu. 2.277f . unmusical, me/lh bow=n a)/naula (as Bgk. for a)/nauda) S. Fr. 699 . unskilled in flute-playing, Luc. Halc. 7 . a)/naulos (B), on, (au)li/on) weary of its stall, xoi=ros dub. in Herod. 8.7 . a)naulo/xhtos, on, not brought to haven, Lyc. 745 . a)nauma/x-htos, on, without sea-fight, o)/leqros a). loss of a fleet without striking a blow, Lys. ap. D.H. Lys. 14 . a)naumax-i/ou, sc. grafh/, indictment of a trierarch for keeping his ship out of action, a). o)flei=n And. 1.74 . a)nauc-a/nw, increase, in Pass. , PBaden 39iii16 (ii A.D.). a)nauc-h/s, e/s, not increasing, Thphr. CP 4.6.3 . intr., not waxing or growing, Hp. Art. 53 , Mochl. 24 ,al., Arist. HA 569a30 , Cael. 270a13 . a)nauc-hsi/a, h(, Gramm., omission of the augment, Greg.Cor. 180 . a)nau/c-htos, on, = a)nauch/s , Arist. Cael. 270a25 , Sor. 1.47 ( Comp. ), Aq. Je. 22.30 ; morfai\ a). puro/s dub.l. in Theodect. 17 . without augment, Eust. 19.29 . Adv. -tws Greg.Cor. 180 . a)nauc-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, defect in growth, Hp. Art. 52 (v.l.a)nauch/sios); written a)nau/c-eia in Ath.Med. ap. Orib. inc. 21.1 . a)/nauc-os, on, = a)nauch/s 1 , Plu. 2.981f . a)/nauos, on, etym. of Att. a)/news, A.D. Adv. 145.4 , cf. Eust. 387.44 . a)/nauros, on, without air, windless, still, Hsch. *)/anauros, o(, river in Thessaly, Hes. Sc. 477 , etc. as Appellat., a)/nauros, o(, mountain-torrent, Mosch. 2.31 , Nic. Al. 235 , Lyc. 1424 , IG 14.1089 , etc. (Orig. pr. n., cf. *)axelw=|os of any river.) a)/naus, gen. a)/na_os, o(, h(, only A. Pers. 680 in nom. pl., na=es a)/naes ships that are ships no more. a)/-nauta: h)peirwtika/, Hsch. a)/n-auta : paraxrh=ma ( Tarent. ), Id. (cf. pa/rauta). a)nau+te/w [u_], shout aloud, Opp. C. 4.301 : c. acc., krupto\n a)nhu/thsen e)/pos Nonn. D. 10.288 , cf. Coluth. 85 . a)nautou/rghtos, on, not to be cultivated by the lessor in person, PTeb. 378.29 (iii A.D.). a)nau/xhn, enos, o(, h(, without neck or throat, Emp. 57 . a)nau/w (au)/w B), = a)nau+te/w , aor. a)nh/usa, Dor. a)na/u+sa Theoc. 4.37 , A.R. 4.75 . a)nafai/a: h( qermopo/tis para\ *krhsi/n, Ath. 11.783f . a)nafai/nw, poet. a)mf-: fut. -fa^nw=, but -fa_nw= E. Ba. 528 codd. ( -fai/nw Herm. ): aor. a)ne/fhna, Hellenistic -e/fa_na: pf. -pe/fhna late, Ps.- Luc. Philopatr. 3 :—cause to give light, make to blaze up, cu/la, dai/+das Od. 18.310 . bring to light, produce, o)/fias Hdt. 4 . 105 . show forth, make known, display, qeopropi/as, a)reth/n, e)pesboli/as, Il. 1.87 , 20.411 , Od. 4.159 ; prapi/dwn karpo/n Pi. Fr. 211 ; ka)ne/fhnen ou) dedeigme/na S. Fr. 432.7 ; a). qusi/as E. IT 466 ; o)rga/n Id. Ba. 538 ; a)/stra X. Mem. 4.3.4 ; h(me/ra| kai\ h(li/w| . . xa/rin oi)=da o(/ti moi *kleini/an a). Id. Smp. 4.12 ; rarely of sound, boa\n a)mf. send forth a loud cry, A. Supp. 829 ; a). mele/wn no/mous Ar. Av. 745 :—in Med. , ni/kan a)nefa/nato Pi. I. 4(3).71 . proclaim, declare, basile/a a). tina/ Id. P. 4.62 ; nika/sais a)ne/fane *kura/nan ib. 9.73 , cf. N. 9.12 : c. part., tou\s poli/tas a)gaqou\s o)/ntas a). Pl. Criti. 108c : c. inf., a)nafai/nw se to/de . . o)noma/zein I proclaim that they call thee by this name, E. Ba. 528 :— Med. , in Dor. form a)mf-, adopt as one's son, Leg.Gort. 10.34 , al. of things, appoint, institute, o(\s teleta\s a)ne/fhne kai\ o)/rgia IG 3.713 , cf. Marm.Par. 28 ; nh=son a). tini\ oi)kei=n Philostr. Her. 19.16 . a)nafa/nantes th\n *ku/pron having sighted . ., Act.Ap. 21.3 . Pass. , fut. a)nafa^nh/somai Ar. Eq. 950 , Pl. Prm. 132a , al.; but also -fanou=mai Id. Plt. 289c : pf. a)nape/fasmai, but -pe/fhna Hdt. (v. infr.), etc.: aor. a)nefa^/nhn Ar. V. 124 :—to be shown forth, appear plainly, a)nafai/netai a)sth/r Il. 11.62 ; a). ai)pu\s o)/leqros ib. 174 ; th=| deka/th| . . a)nefai/neto patri\s a)/roura Od. 10.29 ; to\ *de/lta e)sti\ newsti\ a)napefhno/s Hdt. 2.15 , cf. S. OC 1222 (lyr.), etc.; a). o( bla/ptwn A. Ch. 328 . reappear, Hdt. 4.195 ; of rivers which flow underground, Id. 6.76 , 7.30 ; simply, spring up, ib. 198 . a)nafanh=nai mou/narxos to be declared king, Id. 3.82 ; strathgo\s a). Pl. Ion 541e ; kle/pths tis o( di/kaios . . a)nape/fantai proved to be . ., Id. R. 334a , cf. Smp. 185a ; a). logogra/fos e)k trihra/rxou from a sea-captain to come out a romancer, Aeschin. 3.173 :—also c. part., a)nape/fantai w)\n a)gaqo/s Pl. R. 350c ; a)nafai/nesqai e)/xwn, seswsme/noi, to be seen or found to have, to be plainly in safety, etc., Id. Sph. 233c , X. Cyr. 3.2.15 , etc. the Act. intr. in later Greek, a)ne/fainen e(/speros Musae. 111 (v.l.), cf. Hld. 5.22 :—a)nafh=nai is prob. f.l. for a)nafanh=nai in Hdt. 1.165 . a)nafai/retos, on, not to be taken away, Men. Mon. 2 , D.H. 8.74 , D. Chr. 31.22 ; xa/ris POxy. 273.15 (i A.D.); w)fe/leia Just. Nov. 68 Pr.; inseparable, opp. accidental, Stoic. 2.214 (? Diog.Bab.); not diminished by subtraction, Theol.Ar. 30 . Adv. -ws PFlor. 47a4 (iii A.D.), Just. Nov. 2.3 Intr. a)nafa/lakros, on, forehead-bald, PPetr. 3p.9 , Procl. Par.Ptol. 203 , BGU 998 , al. a)nafalant-iai=os, = foreg., dub. in Antioch.Astr. in Cat.Cod.Astr. 7.112.8 . a)nafalant-i/as, on, o(, = foreg., Luc. Tim. 47 ,al., Cat.Cod.Astr. 8(2).58.27 , etc.:—also a)nafalant-anqi/as, Phryn. PS p.124B. (cod.). a)nafalant-i/asis, ews, h(, forehead-baldness, Arist. HA 518a28 . a)nafa/lant-os, on, forehead-bald, LXX Le. 13.41 , freq. in Pap., PPar. 5.1.5 (ii B.C.), etc.:—a)nafala/nt-anqos, PPetr. 1p.54 (iii B.C.), etc. a)nafala/nt-wma, atos, to/, forehead-baldness, LXX Le. 13.42 . a)nafan-da/, Adv. visibly, openly, before the eyes of all, opp. kru/bdhn, Od. 3.221 , 11.455 : as neut. Adj., A.R. 4.84 . a)nafan-do/n, Adv. = foreg., Il. 16.178 , Hdt. 2.35 , 46 , Pl. Prt. 348e , etc.: poet. a)mfando/n Pi. P. 9.41 . a)na/fan-sis, ews, h(, appearance, Anon.in Ptol. Tetr. 5 . v. a^mfansis. a)nafe/ggei, gloss on a)namaima/ei , Hsch. a)nafe/rw, poet. a)mf-, fut. a)noi/sw: aor. a)nh/negka, Ion. a)nh/neika, also inf. a)noi=sai Hdt. 1.157 : bring, carry up, [*ke/rberon] e)c *)ai/+dao Od. 11.625 ; e)k th=s i)lu/os yh=gma a). xrusou= Hdt. 4.195 , cf. 3.102 (as v.l. for -fore/w ); a). tina\ ei)s *)/olumpon, ei)s qeou/s, X. Smp. 8.30 ( Pass. ), Plu. Rom. 28 , etc.; in histor. writers, carry up the country, esp. into Central Asia, Hdt. 6.30 ; raise up, ei)s to\ a)/nw Hp. Art. 37 ; a). po/da lift it, E. Ph. 1410 :— Med. , carry up to a place of safety, take with one, Hdt. 3.148 ; remove one's goods, 8.32 , 36 , etc. esp. carry up to the Acropolis, put by, of treasure, And. 3.7 , X. Vect. 5.12 , Aeschin. 2.174 , etc. bring up, pour forth, of tears, e(toimo/tera ge/lwtos a). li/bh A. Ch. 447 ; ai(/matos plh=qos a). spit up, Plu. Cleom. 15 ; a). fwna/s, stenagmou/s, Id. 2.433c , Alex. 52 :— Med. , a)nenei/kasqai, abs., fetch up a deep-drawn breath, heave a deep sigh, mnhsa/menos d' a(dinw=s a)nenei/kato Il. 19.314 ; a)neneika/meno/n te kai\ a)nastena/canta Hdt. 1.86 (where others, having recovered himself, come to himself, v. infr. 11.7 ): in Alex. Poets, utter, a)nenei/kato mu=qon, fwnh/n, A.R. 3.463 , 635 . uphold, take upon one, a)/xqos A. Ch. 841 ; kindu/nous Th. 3.38 ; diabola/s, po/lemon, etc., Plb. 1.36.3 , 4.45.9 , etc.; pollw=n a). a(marti/as LXX Is. 53.12 , Ep.Heb. 9.28 . offer in sacrifice, ib. 7.27 , 13.15 , etc.: abs., make expiation or compensation, GDI 3537 , al. (Cnidus). raise up, yield, a)rxai=ai a)retai\ a)mfe/ront' a)ndrw=n sqe/nos Pi. N. 11.38 . intr., lead up, of a road, a(macito\s ei)s to\n *peiraia= a). X. HG 2.4.10 , cf. Plb. 8.29.1 , Inscr.Prien. 37.161 . bring or carry back, ei)s tou)/pisqen a). po/da E. Ph. 1410 : freq. in Prose, a). ta\s kw/pas recover the oars (after pulling them through the water), Th. 2.84 ; h( ei)resi/a a)nafe/retai Plu. Demetr. 53 , Ant. 26 . bring back tidings, report, para/ tina Hdt. 1.47 ; e)/s tina Id. 1.91 , Th. 5.28 , etc.; ta\ e)k th=s e)kklhsi/as a)nenegko/ntes Decr. ap. D. 18.75 :— Pass. , Hdt. 1.141 , al. bring back from exile, Th. 5.16 . carry back, trace one's family to an ancestor, to\ *(hrakle/ous ge/nos ei)s *perse/a a)nafe/retai Pl. Alc. 1.120e ; without ge/nos, a). ei)s *(hrakle/a Id. Tht. 175a . refer a matter to another, bouleu/mata e)s to\ koino/n Hdt. 3.80 ; e)s a)fane\s to\n mu=qon a). Id. 2.23 ; a(marti/an ei)/s tina a). ascribe E. Or. 76 , Ba. 29 , etc.; th=s khli=dos ei)s u(ma=s -ome/nhs Antipho 3.3.11 ; th\n ai)ti/an ei)/s tina Lys. 22.8 ; rarely a). ti/ tini E. Or. 432 , Lys. 12.81 ; ti e)pi/ tina D. 18.224 , Aeschin. 3.215 ; ti e)pi/ ti Pl. Phd. 76d ; ti pro/s ti Arist. EN 1101b19 ( Pass. ), al.; poi= di/khn a)noi/somen; to whom shall we refer the judgement? E. Ion 253 ; th\n a)po/dosin ei)/s tina D. 34.46 :— Pass. , to be attributed (of authorship), ei)s *mhtro/dwron Phld. Herc. 1005.8 ; to be traced to, derived from, e)pi/ ti ib. 1251.11 . Pass. , refer to, of a statement, pro/s ti Ps.- Alex. Aphr. in SE 127.8 . without acc., a). ei)/s tina refer or appeal to another, make reference to him, Hdt. 3.71 , Pl. Ap. 20e ; e)/s tina peri/ tinos Hdt. 1.157 , 7.149 ; a). pro/s ti refer to something as to a standard, Hp. VM 9 ; e)kei=se a). Pl. R. 484c , cf. Phdr. 237d . report, me/tra kai\ geitni/as kai\ a)ci/as PTeb. 14.11 (ii B.C.), etc.:— Pass. , ib. 10.3 (ii B.C.): abs., make a report, tini/ PRyl. 233.8 (ii A.D.), PFay. 129.8 (iii A.D.). bring back, restore, po/lin e)k ponh/rwn pragma/twn Th. 8.97 ; a). e(auto/n Ael. NA 13.12 :— Pass. , come to oneself, recover, mo/gis dh\ to/te a)neneixqei\s ei)=pe (v. supr. 1.2 ) Hdt. 1.116 ; a)/fwnos e)ge/neto, e)/peita pa/lin a)nhne/xqh Theopomp.Com. 66 :—so, intr. in Act. , come to oneself, recover, tw=| po/mati a)ne/feron (sc. e(autou/s) Hdt. 3.22 , cf. Hp. Aph. 2.43 , D. 16.31 ; e)k trau/matos D.H. 4.67 ; e)c u(/pnwn Plu. Cam. 23 ; a)ne/fere/ tis e)lpi\s a)mudra/ revived, Id. Alc. 38 ; e)k tosou/twn kuma/twn a)nenegkw/n Eun. Hist. p.227 D. bring into account, ei)s to\ koino/n D. 41.8 , cf. 11 , Philonid. 1 D. ; pro\s h(\n [a)rxh\n] ai( pro/sodoi a)nafe/rontai Arist. Pol. 1321b32 . pay over, ei)s to\ basiliko/n PHib. 50.2 , cf. 42.5 . call to mind, consider, Pl. Lg. 829e : also c. gen., App. Pun. 93 , 112 . repeat, Pl. Ti. 26a . recall a likeness, a). pro\s a)ndria/nta th\n o(moio/thta th=s i)de/as Plu. Brut. 1 , cf. 2.53d . a)na-feu/gw, flee up, X. An. 6.4.24 , Plu. Crass. 29 , al.: c. acc., fly to, Philostr. VA 1.24 . escape, X. HG 6.5.40 , cf. 2.3.50 : metaph., retreat, ei)s th\n a)nei/deon fu/sin Plot. 6.7.28 . of a rumour, to be lost in tracing, Plu. Aem. 25 . a)na-feuktiko/s, h/, o/n, given to flight, Str. 15.1.29 . a)na/-feucis, ews, h(, fleeing away, D.C. 75.6 . a)nafh/riton: a)/maxon, Hsch. a)nafh/s, e/s, (a(fh/) impalpable, Pl. Phdr. 247c , Epicur. Ep. 1p.6U. , Plu. 2.721c , etc.; a)retai/ Ph. 1.689 . Adv. -fw=s Iamb. Myst. 3.31 , 5.4 , Procl. in Cra. p.37 P., Dam. Pr. 339 . of wine, tasteless, insipid, Plu. 2.650b (al. a)bafh/s). a)na-fqe/ggomai, call out aloud, Ph. 1.74 , al., Plu. Thes. 24 , Caes. 46 , etc.: c. acc., Plb. 18.5.6 ; lo/gion Ph. 2.177 . a)na/-fqegma, atos, to/, utterance, Phld. D. 3.14 (pl.), Ph. 1.661 . a)na/-fqegcis, ews, h(, mode of utterance, lu/ph kai\ fo/bos i)di/as a)nafqe/gceis e)/xousin ib. 618 , cf. Diog. Oen. 10 . a)nafqei/romai, Pass. , kata\ ti/ deu=r' a)nefqa/rhs; by what ill luck came you hither? Ar. Av. 916 , cf. Cratin. 13 D. ; cf. fqei/rw. to be frustrated, PTeb. 24.32 . a)nafla=: la/xanon fe/rei a)/nqos, w(s h( mala/xh kai\ to\ a)/nhqon, Hsch. a)na-flasmo/s, o(, masturbation, Eup. 61 . a)na-fla/w, masturbari, Luc. Peregr. 17 : pf. part. Pass. -peflasme/nos Ar. Lys. 1099 a)naflegmai/nw, inflame, Plu. Ant. 82 , cf. Gal. 18(1).73 . a)na-fle/gw, light up, rekindle, E. Tr. 320 (lyr.). inflame, e)piqumi/an Ph. 2.48 ; e)/rwta Plu. Alc. 17 :— Pass. , to be inflamed with anger, Pl. Ep. 349a ; e)c u(poyi/as Conon 23.1 ; to be inflamed, *)/erwtos trau=ma AP 12.80 ( Mel. ); to be excited, u(p' o)rgh=s Plu. 2.798f ; u(po\ limou= Ael. NA 15.2 ; a). th\n yuxh/n Plu. Dio 4 ; di/yos a)nafle/getai Id. Ant. 47 , etc.; dianoi/as u(po\ filotimi/as a)naflegome/nhs Jul. Or. 2.83c . a)na/-flecis, ews, h(, lighting up, Plu. Lys. 12 . a)naflogi/zw, = a)nafle/gw , Call. Epigr.inc. 2 , AP 12.127 ( Mel. ). a)naflu/w, bubble, boil up, a)na\ d' e)/flue kala\ r(e/eqra Il. 21.361 : also in Prose, PHolm. 25.26 . a)nafobe/w, frighten away, Ar. V. 670 . a)nafoiba/sas: a)nakaqa/ras, Hsch. a)nafoini/ssw, in Pass. , blush, redden, Lib. Ep. 225 . a)nafoita/w, go back, Nic. Th. 138 . a)nafor-a/, h(, (a)nafe/romai) coming up, rising, a). poiei=sqai rise, Arist. HA 622b7 ; of vapours or exhalations, Placit. 3.7.4 , Theol.Ar. 31 , cf. Orib. 9.16.3 , etc. Astron., ascent of a sign measured in degrees of the equator, Ptol. Tetr. 134 . Astrol., = e)panafora/, to/pos next to a ke/ntron, Vett.Val. 19.18 . ascendant, Cat.Cod.Astr. 8(3).100 ; opp. a)po/klima, Serapion in Cat.Cod.Astr. 1.99 , S.E. M. 5.20 , etc. rising of a sign, Ach.Tat. Intr.Arat. 39 . (a)nafe/rw) carrying back, reference of a thing to a standard, dia\ to\ gi/nesqai e)pai/nous di' a)nafora=s Arist. EN 1101b20 ; in Law, recourse, e)kei/nois ei)=nai ei)s tou\s e)/xontas a)nafora/n D. 24.13 : abs., Thphr. Char. 8.5 (pl.), IG 5(1).1390.111 (Andania, i B.C.); h( a). e)sti pro/s ti Arist. Cat. 5b20 , al.; a). e)/xein pro/s or e)pi/ ti to be referable to . ., Epicur. Fr. 409 , Plb. 4.28.3 , Plu. 2.290e , al.; a). tinos gi/gnetai pro/s or e)pi/ ti, Plb. 1.3.4 , Plu. 2.1071a ; e)p' a)nafora=| th=| pro\s to\n dh=mon BCH 46.312 (Teos); a). e)/xein e)pi/ ti, of writings, refer to, Alex.Aphr. in Mete. 4.1 ; tou/twn ei)s *kunai/geiron poih/sasqai th\n a)nafora/n assign to, give credit for . ., Polem. Call. 23 . way of retreat, u(pe/lipe e(autw=| a)nafora/n D. 18.219 ; nu=n de\ au(toi=s me\n kate/lipon th\n ei)s to\ a)fane\s a)nafora/n Aeschin. 2.104 , cf. Plb. 15.8.13 , etc. means of repairing a fault, defeat, etc., a)ll' e)/stin h(mi=n a). th=s cumfora=s E. Or. 414 ; a). a(marth/matos e)/xein way to atone for . ., Plu. Phoc. 2 ; a). e)/xein means of recovery, Id. Fab. 14 . offering, LXX Ps. 50(51).21 ; h( a). tou= pneu/matos tou= lektikou= PMag.Par. 2.281 . report, PLond. 1.17.34 (ii B.C.), etc. petition, PRyl. 119.28 (i A.D.). payment on account, instalment, OGI 225 (Milet.), PEleph. 14.26 (iii B.C.), PRev.Laws 16.10 (iii B.C.), etc. Rhet., repetition of a word, Longin. 20.1 , Demetr. Eloc, 141 . office of a)naforeu/s, LXX Nu. 4.6 , 10 . Medic., = a)na/dosis , opp. pe/yis, Aret. SD 2.7 . ceiling of a wine-press, Gp. 6.1.3 . a)nafor-eu/s, o(, bearer, bearing-pole, LXX Ex. 25.12(13) sq., al. = telamw/n , Eust. 243.31 . a)nafor-e/w, = a)nafe/rw 1 , but used in a frequentat. sense, Hdt. 3.102 , 111 , Th. 4.115 . a)nafor-htiko/s, h/, o/n, = sq. 11 , of consumption with empyema, Cael.Aur. TP 2.18 . a)nafor-iko/s, h/, o/n, standing in relation: in Gramm., relative. Adv. -kw=s relatively, A.D. Pron. 5.20 , al., D.T. 636.12 ; with a reference, Stob. 2.6.6 , Gal. 18(1).504 . Medic., bringing up blood, phlegm, Dsc. 2.171 , cf. Eup. 2.39 , Androm. ap. Gal. 13.31 . a)naforiko/n, to/, treatise by Hypsicles on the ascension of stars; a). pragmatei=ai Ptol. Alm. 8.6 . a)nafo/r-ion, to/, Dim. of a)nafora/, petition, proposal, etc., BGU 1123.3 , POxy. 294.13 , etc. a)naformi/zomai, play a prelude, Apollon. Lex. s.v. a)neba/lleto. a)na/foron, to/, = a)naforeu/s 1 , Ar. Ra. 8 , Ec. 833 , Fr. 559 , cf. Phryn. PS p.15 B. a)naforu/ssw, Ion. for a)nafura/w, Hp. Mul. 1.53 , 2.205 , al. a)nafra/zw, relate, describe, Eun. Hist. p.223 D. ; Med. , to be aware of, ou)l h\n a)mfra/ssaito Od. 19.391 . a)nafra/ssw or a)nafor-fra/gnu_mi, barricade again, block up, ta\s paro/dous dub. l. in Str. 4.3.5 , cf. J. AJ 15.7.10 :— Pass. , LXX Ne. 4.7 ; lime/nes a)nefra/gnunto Them. Or. 7.91d . remove barriers, Hsch. a)nafri/zw, cover with foam, Phryn. PS p.46B. a)nafri/ssw, bristle up, a)ka/nqais with . ., Opp. H. 4.599 ; of hair, Poll. 2.25 . a)nafrodi_-si/a, h(, want of power to inspire love, lack of charm, Philostr. VA 8.7 , Jul. Mis. 367b . insensibility to love, Gell. 19.9.9 . a)nafro/di_-tos, on, without *)afrodi/th, not enjoying her favours, Plu. 2.751e , etc.; a). ei)s ta\ e)rwtika/ unlucky in . ., Luc. DDeor. 15.2 ; love-less, mi/ceis D.Chr. 7.133 . insensible to love, Plu. 2.57d , Jul. Mis. 347c . without charms, Plu. Ant. 4 , Gell. 1.5.3 , etc. a)na-frone/w, come back to one's senses, X. An. 4.8.21 , D.C. 60.14 ; a)nafrone/wn: a)nalogizo/menos, Hsch. a)na-fronti/zw, think over, c. inf., a). ga/mon sxeqe/men meditate how to get, Pi. O. 1.69 . a)/nafros, on, without froth, diaxwrh/mata Hp. Hum. 4 ; ai(=ma Aret. SA 2.2 . a)nafru/gw [u_], aor. 2 inf. Pass. -frugh=nai, dry up, Lyd. Ost. 14 . a)nafu^gh/, h(, (a)nafeu/gw) escape, release from, a)nafuga\s kakw=n A. Ch. 943 . place of retreat, Plu. Aem. 16 . withdrawal, retraction, mh/tras Sor. 2.26 . a)nafu/hsis, ews, h(, springing up, growth, Sor. 1.87 . a)nafu^la/ssw, guard, prob. in Epic.Alex.Adesp. 9.2.19 . a)na/fucis, ews, h(, = a)nafugh/, a). kakw=n Pl. Lg. 713e . a)na-fu_ra/w, mix up well, Hp. Mul. 2.157 , Thphr. Od. 25 ; te/fran met' oi)/nou a). IG 14.966.8 . a)na-fu/rw [u_], mix up, confound, tina/s tisi Them. Or. 21.260c :— Pass. , a)nami\c h)=n pa/nta o(moi/ws a)napefurme/na Hdt. 1.103 , cf. Epicur. Fr. 250 , Metrod. 1 . defile, ma/stici kai\ ai(/mati a)napefurme/nos Hdt. 3.157 , cf. E. Ba. 742 . a)nafu_s-a/w, blow away, ke/lufos Hp. Mul. 1.78 ; blow up or forth, ejert, a)pospa/smata a)., of volcanoes, Pl. Phd. 113b :— Pass. , to be blown upwards, Arist. Mete. 367a16 . abs., of the elephant going through water, mukth=ri a). blows upward, Id. HA 497b30 ; of whales, Id. PA 669a7 ; of Tritons, Philostr. Im. 1.25 . spray, sprinkle, oi)/nw| kai\ e)lai/w| Hippiatr. 10 . metaph. in Pass. , to be puffed up, arrogant, X. Cyr. 7.2.23 , HG 7.1.24 . blow the flute, Ath. 8.351e ; ku/knoi -w=ntes h(du/ Philostr. Im. 1.11 . a)nafu_/s-hma, atos, to/, upward blast, eruption of wind or fire, as in volcanoes, Arist. Mete. 36 - a15 , Mu. 395a8 , cf. Plb. 34.11.17 , Ps.- Luc. Philopatr. 3 . Medic., powder for inflation, Hippiatr. 98 . a)nafu_/s-hsis, ews, h(, upward blast, of volcanoes, Arist. Mu. 395b21 , Plb. 34.11.17 . prelude in flute-playing, Hsch. s.v. gro/nqwn , Eust. 1406.50 . blowing a powder into the nostrils, Hippiatr. 98 . a)nafu_s-hto/s, h/, o/n, blown up, into, or upon, Eust. 1139.58 . a)nafu_s-ia/w, fetch a deep-drawn breath. blow, of a dolphin, Hes. Sc. 211 ; a). a)=sqma A.R. 2.431 . a)na/fu^sis, ews, h(, growing again, kera/twn Ael. NA 12.18 . a)nafu/ssw, draw water: aor. a)nh/fu^sa Nonn. D. 43.31 . a)nafu^teu/w, plant or sow again, Arist. Mir. 838b29 . a)nafu/w, aor. Pass. a)nefu/hn LXX 1 Ki. 5.6 , part. -fuei/s Chor. in Rev.Phil. 1.75 :—produce again, o(/moia ke/rata Arist. HA 611b1 ; ptila\ neara/ Ael. NA 12.4 ; generally, let grow, pw/gwna Theoc. 10.40 ; foster, o)/fin A.R. 2.1209 ; plh=qos sukofantw=n, e)piqumi/as, Plu. Arist. 26 , Arat. 49 , etc. abs., produce vegetation, Arist. Fr. 252 . Pass. , with aor. 2 -e/fun and pf. -pe/fuka, grow up, Pherecyd. 22 (a) J. , Hdt. 4.58 , Pl. Plt. 272a , etc.; h)\n ga\r a)poqa/nh| ei(=s tis ponhro/s, du/' a)ne/fusan r(h/tores Pl.Com. 186 ; a)nafu/ontai/ tini diabolai/, di/kai, Plu. Thes. 17 , Per. 37 . grow again, of the hair, Hdt. 5.35 . metaph., recover, make a fresh start, Aeschin. 2.177 . intr. in pres. -fu/ei, Phlp. inde An. 195.12 . a)nafwn-e/w, call aloud, shout, Plb. 3.33.4 , LXX 1 Ch. 15.28 , al., Ev.Luc. 1.42 ; exercise the voice, Aret. CD 1.3 : esp. practise the voice by declaiming, Plu. 2.130c ; ta\ pro/s ti a)napefwnhme/na declamations upon . ., ib. 30e . proclaim, basile/a Id. Demetr. 18 : c. dat., decree, tou= a)napefwnhme/nou *noumhni/w| stefa/nou PFay. 14.2 . a). th\n e)leuqeri/an claim liberty, Artem. 1.58 , cf. Plu. Cic. 27 . of poetic utterance, Arist. Mu. 400a18 , Plu. Cor. 32 ; of any utterance, c. acc., Epicur. Ep. 1p.24U. , cf. p.27 U. invoke, in Pass. , Dam. Pr. 125 (quater). a)nafwn-h/, h(, crying aloud, Anon. in Rh. 190.22 . a)nafw/n-hma, atos, to/, acclamation, salutation, Plu. Pomp. 13 , etc. exclamation, Id. Mar. 19 . interjection, Heph. Poëm. 5.3 . a)nafw/n-hsis, ews, h(, vocal exercise, Sor. 1.49 , Plu. 2.1071c , Aret. CD 2.7 , 13 . ejaculation, Plu. Brut. 24 ; utterance, ta\s prw/tas tw=n o)noma/twn a). Demetr.Lac. Herc. 1012.70 ; th\n th=s te/xnhs a). appellation, Phld. Rh. 1.75 S. ai( a)., title of work by Epicurus, Id. Tr. p.89W. a)nafwn-hth/s, ou=, o(, = nomenclator, Lyd. Mag. 3.8 . a)nafwn-htikw=s, Adv. as an exclamation, Eust. 1044.53 . a)naxa/zw, make to recoil, force back, found only in poet. aor. 1, ou)d' a)ne/xassan prob. in Pi. N. 10.69 . mostly as Pass. , a)naxa/zomai, Ep. aor. a)nexassa/mhn:—draw back, freq. in Il. of warriors, a)ll a)naxassa/menos li/qon ei(/leto 7.264 , cf. 15.728 , 16.819 , 17.47 , etc.; a)naxassa/menos nh=xon pa/lin giving way to the wave, Od. 7.280 : c. gen., a). h)pei/roio draw back from . ., A.R. 4.1241 ; e)pi\ po/da a)naxa/zesqai retire slowly, of soldiers, X. Cyr. 7.1.34 :— Act. in sense of Pass. , Id. An. 4.1.16 . a)naxai/nw, v. a)naxa/skw. a)naxait-i/zw, (xai/th) of a horse, throw the mane back, rear up, a). fo/bw| E. Rh. 786 ; ko/mhn a). Hld. 2.36 : metaph. of men, become restive, S. Fr. 179 , Plu. Demetr. 34 ; qa/latta a)naxaiti/zousa a turbulent sea, Philostr. Im. 2.17 . c. acc., throw a rider, fula/sswn mh\ a)naxaiti/seie/ nin, of a branch, E. Ba. 1072 : metaph., overthrow, upset, e)/sfhle ka)nexai/tisen Id. Hipp. 1232 , cf. Tim. Pers. 18 ; a)nexai/tise kai\ die/luse D. 2.9 ; a)nakexai/tiken [h(ma=s], of wine, Anaxandr. 3 ; bi/os -isme/nos Epicur. Sent.Vat. 57 . c. gen., a). tw=n pragma/twn shake off the yoke of, retire from business, Plu. Ant. 21 ; a). e)k . . 2.611f (cj.). lose, be disappointed of, e(no\s de\ . . ou)k a)nexaiti/sqhn th=s fili/as one [sage] did not disappoint me, Harp.Astr.in Cat.Cod.Astr. 8(3).136.9 (s.v.l.). hold back by the hair: hence generally, check, tou= dro/mou to\ r(o/qion Luc. Lex. 15 , cf. Procop. Goth. 4.18 ; restrain, e)pidroma/s Id. Aed. 2.11 ; po/lemon Memn. 51 ; a). [to\ qumiko\n] th=s a)lo/gou o(rmh=s Alex.Aphr. in Top. 372.17 . a)naxai/t-isis, ews, h(, restraint, Jo.Sic. in Rh. 6.235 W.; th=s ta/sews th=s fwnh=s Anon. in Rh. 197.20 . a)naxai/t-isma, atos, to/, = foreg., dub.l. in Plu. 2.611f :—also a)naxait-ismo/s, o(, = foreg., Lyd. Mag. 2.15 , 3.52 . a)naxa^l-asmo/s, o(, relaxation, pneu/matos Placit. 5.24.4 , cf. Stoic. 2.215 . a)naxa^l-astiko/s, h/, o/n, relaxing, u(ste/ras Dsc. 1.128 . a)naxa^l-a/w, poet. a)gx-, relax, in Pass. , Placit. 5.26.1 , Plb. 6.23.11 , cf. Gal. 19.537 , Aspasiaap. Aët. 16.22 . ease, [nh=a] a)gxala/sas A.R. 2.585 . a)naxalino/w, gloss on a)naxaiti/zw , Hsch. , Suid. a)naxalkeu/w, forge anew, ta\s pu/las Ps.-Callisth. 3.29 . a)naxa/r-a^gh/, h(, scraping up, Apollod. Poliorc. 47.27 . a)naxa/r-acis, ews, h(, = foreg., th=s lepi/dos Plu. 2.979c . a)naxar-a/ssw, Att. -ttw, scrape up, ib. 913e ; a)h\r a)naxara/ssei i)o/n air causes the roughness of rust, ib. 396a , cf. 454c . a)naxa/skw, only pres. and impf., Ar. Av. 502 , Fr. 68 , Luc. VH 2.1 ; poet. a)/gxaske Pherecr. 196 :—other tenses from pres. *a)naxai/nw, fut. -xa^nou=mai Hp. Superf. 29 : aor. 2 a)ne/xa^non: pf. a)nake/xhna:—open the mouth, gape wide, a)naxanw\n me/ga Ar. Eq. 641 ; sto/ma a)nakexhno/s Hp. Nat.Mul. 45 . a)naxauno/w: a)nalu/w, Suid. Pass. , to be puffed up, Arist. VV 1251b18 . a)naxeioi=: oi)keiou=tai, Hsch. a)naxeiri/zomai, delay, hinder, D.C. 38.13 . a)naxelu/ssomai, cough up, Hp. ap. Sch. Nic. Al. 81 ; expl. as = a)napnei= , Erot. a)naxe/w, pour forth, potamou/s Ph. 1.50 ; cause to overflow, qa/lassan Opp. H. 2.33 :— Pass. , to be poured out, Anacr. 42 ; of floods, Max. Tyr. 8.7 ; to be spread over a wide space, Arist. Pr. 944a27 , Mu. 393a20 , Arr. An. 6.18.5 : metaph., of a rumour, Plu. Aem. 24 . metaph., relax, h( xa/ris a)naxei= th\n yuxh/n Ph. 1.104 ; h( gnw=sis a)naxei=tai ei)s a)gnwsi/an is dissipated, dissolved, Dam. Pr. 29 . Med. , aor. a)naxe/asqai anoint oneself, Gal. Thras. 46 . = a)naxw/nnumi , Orph. A. 568 (tm.), cf. 724 . a)naxlaino/w, clothe with a mantle, Nonn. D. 11.232 . a)naxliai/nw, warm up, Hp. Nat.Mul. 56 , Arist. Pr. 889a8 :— Pass. , ib. 930b18 . a)naxli/zw, warm up: metaph., refurbish, cj. in Phlp. in de An. 455.29 (codd. a)\n xli/zesqai). a)naxnoai/nomai, (xnou=s) get the first down, Ar. Ach. 791 . a)naxoh/, h(, (a)naxe/w) eruption, *ai)/tnhs Longin. 35.4 ; a)naxoai/: po/roi, Hsch. a)naxoreu/w, begin a choral dance, Ar. Th. 994 : and c. acc. cogn., a). qi/ason, o)/rgia, E. Ph. 1756 , Ba. 482 ,al. celebrate in the chorus, *ba/kxion ib. 1153 . ou)k a)/n me . . a)nexo/reu' *)erinu/si would not have scared me away by a band of Furies, Id. Or. 582 . intr., dance for joy, a)nexo/reusen ai)qh/r Id. Ion 1079 . a)naxo/w, a)naxw/nnumi, Luc. Lex. 2 (in dat. pl. of part. a)naxou=si). a)naxra/omai, use up, and so, make away with, destroy, v.l. in Th. 3.81 , cf. D.C. 51.8 ; oi( e(autou\s - xrw/menoi 58.16 . use, IG 5(1).1390.60 (Andania, i B.C.). a)naxre/m-ptomai, cough up, D.L. 2.75 :— Act. in Suid. , Zonar. a)na/xrem-yis, ews, h(, coughing up, Hp. Prorrh. 1.6 , Aret. SA 2.2 , etc. a)naxri/w, anoint, Dsc. Eup. 1.35 . a)naxron-i/zomai, Pass. , to be an anachronism, Sch. E. Hipp. 231 , Ph. 854 , Eust. 1404.29 :— Act. c. part., to be late in doing, a). pe/mpontes e)pisto/lia PTeb. 413.14 (ii/iii A.D.). a)naxron-ismo/s, o(, anachronism, Sch. A. Pr. 846 . exchange of the quantity of two syllables, Eust. 1704.8 . a)na-xru_so/w, regild, Ostr. 156 , al. a)na-xrw/nnu_mi, colour anew, discolour, Plu. 2.93o f:— Pass. , v.l. in Thphr. Sud. 12 : metaph., to be defiled with, pollai=s gunaici/n Eust. 122.26 . a)na/-xrwsis, ews, h(, discolouring; taint, infection, Plu. 2.53c . a)na/xulis, ews, h(, = su/mfuton , Ps.- Dsc. 4.9 (dub., cf. a)na/xusis 111 ). a)na/xu^ma, atos, to/, expanse, a). ai)qe/rion Nicom. Harm. 3 . = a)na/xusis 11 , Str. Chr. 7.45 . a)naxu/rwtos [u^], on, without chaff or husks, Ar. Fr. 56 . a)na/xu^sis, ews, h( , a)naxe/w<*> expansion, effusion, xolh=s Aret. SD 1.15 ; i)kteriw/dhs Sor. 1.48 , cf. Ruf. Fr. 79.9 ; pu/ou Erasistr. ap. Gal. 8.318 ; tw=n ei)dw=n ei)s to\ o)/n Simp. in Ph. 503.32 : metaph., a). yuxh=s exhilaration, Ph. 2.187 . exhalation, tou= w)keanou= (causing fogs) Prisc. p.341 D. h( th=s a)swti/as a). excess of profligacy, 1 Ep.Pet. 4.4 ; tou= a)lo/gou pa/qous Ph. 1.695 ; of enthusiasm, Metrod. Herc. 831.13 . expanse of water, e.g. estuary, Str. 3.1.9 : pl., a). qala/tths inundations, Max.Tyr. 38.3 ; a)na/xusin lambanou/shs th=s qala/sshs Ocell. 3.4 . an expectorant, = su/mfuton , Ps.- Dsc. 4.9 . a)na/-xwma, atos, to/, dike, dam, Aristeas 301 , Harp. s.v. a)/ndhra; cf. a)na/xwsma. a)na-xwmati/zw, throw up a mound, Eust. 652.30 . a)na-xwma^tismo/s, o(, the throwing up a mound, Sch. A. Pers. 646 , BGU 199 , etc. a)naxw/n-eusis, ews, h(, melting down, ei)ko/nwn Ephes. 2 No. 23 . a)naxwn-eu/w, smelt over again, Str. 9.1.23 , cf. PHolm. 2.8 , PLeid.X. 6 . a)na-xw/nnu_mi, heap up into a mound, ko/nin AP 7.537 ( Phan. ):—in Pass. , v.l. Th. 2.102 (for a)\n kexw=sqai); a). o(do/n raise a road by throwing down rubbish, D. 55.28 , cf. PPetr. 2p.43 ( Pass. , iii B.C.), 3p.111 ; ta/fous Luc. Tox. 43 . a)na/-xwsis, ews, h(, raising of an embankment, PSI 5.488.13 (iii B.C.). a)naxwr-e/w, Locr. , Cret. a)nx-, go back, po/linde a)\y a)naxwrh/sousin Il. 10.210 , cf. Od. 17.461 . walk backwards, of oxen feeding, Hdt. 4.183 . in Il. , mostly, retire, withdraw from battle, a)lla/ s' e)/gwg' a)naxwrh/santa keleu/w e)s plhqu\n i)e/nai Il. 17.30 ; to/fr' a)naxwrei/tw 11.189 , cf. 4.305 , 20.335 , etc.: in Prose, ma/xhs ou)/shs ei)s tou)pi/sw a). Lys. 14.6 ; fugh=| a). Pl. Smp. 221a ; generally, retire, withdraw, mega/roio muxo/nde Od. 22.270 ; o)pi/sw a). Hdt. 5.94 , etc.; e)s tou)/pisqen Ar. Pl. 1208 ; a)nekexwrh/kesan they had retired or returned, Th. 8.15 , cf. IG 9(1).334 ( Locr. ): with Preps. denoting motion to or from, e)s th\n a)kro/polin Hdt. 3.143 ; e)p' oi)/kou Th. 1.30 ; u(po\ *boiwtw=n e)s *)aqh/nas were forced by them to retire to . ., Hdt. 5.61 ; a)po/ Pl. Smp. l.c. come back or revert to the rightful heir, h( basilhi/+h a)nexw/rhse e)s to\n pai=da Hdt. 7.4 ; h( poinh\ a). ei)s h(ma=s Antipho 2.1.3 , cf. Leg.Gort. 11.10 . metaph., withdraw, retire, e)c ai)sqh/sewn Pl. Phd. 83a ; a). e)k tw=n pragma/twn retire from public life, from the world, Plb. 29.25.5 , cf. Cic. Att. 9.4.2 , Ev.Matt. 2.14 ,al.: abs., withdraw, retire, Pl. Smp. 175a , cf. Ar. Nu. 524 ; a)nakexwrhkui=a xw/ra inland spot, Thphr. HP 9.7.4 ; a). a)po\ qala/sshs Plb. 2.11.16 ; a)nakexwrhko/s r(h=ma, o)/noma obsolete, D.H. Rh. 10.7 ; recondite, i(stori/a Phld. Rh. 1.157S. = sugxwre/w, pa/ntes a)nexw/rhsan sumperai/nesqai to\ mi/asma Procop. Arc. 10 . strike, refuse to work, PTeb. 26.18 , 41.4 , al.; a)nakexwrhko/ta sw/mata ib. 5.6 . a)naxw/r-hma, atos, to/, withdrawal, reflux, qala/sshs Arist. Mu. 396a18 . a)naxw/r-hsis, ews, Ion. ios, h(, retiring, retreat, Hdt. 9.22 , Th. 1.12 ,al.; a). poiei=sqai, of a river, D.S. 1.10 ; of waves, e)pidromai\ kai\ -seis Arist. Mu. 400a27 ; tou= potamou= PPetr. 2p.45 (iii B.C.). place or means of retreat, Th. 1.90 , D. 19.41 . return, Pl. Phlb. 32b . absence, ta\ o)/nta e)n -h/sei BGU 447.6 (ii A.D.), cf. PTeb. 353.6 (ii A.D.); retirement, meta\ fi/lwn -in eu)/sxolon Phld. Oec. p.64J. a)naxwr-hte/on, one must withdraw, Pl. Cri. 51b . a)naxwr-hth/s, ou=, o(, one who has retired from the world, anchoret, Just. Nov. 5.3 (pl.), Rev.Épigr. 1.159 (Egypt, vi A.D.). a)naxwr-htiko/s, h/, o/n, disposed to retire; to\ a). Arr. Epict. 2.1.10 . a)naxwr-i/zw, make to go back or retire, X. Cyr. 7.1.41 , An. 5.2.10 ; a)gxwri/cantes ( Dor. ) to\n o(/ron having drawn it back, Tab.Heracl. 1.56 , 59 . a)na/xwsma, atos, to/, silted mound, Sch. Ar. Eq. 527 . a)naya^qa/llw, touch up, work up, Phryn. PS p.12B. , cf. Hsch. a)naya^la/ssw, tear up, open, Lyc. 343 . a)na-ya/w, wipe up, stago/nas e)ri/w| Ctes. Fr. 57.28 ; da/kruon Dsc. 4.64 . clean out, fre/ar PLond. 1.131r631 :— Pass. , aor. a)neyh/sqhn BGU 530.17 (i A.D.). a)na/-yhsis, ews, h(, cleaning out, fre/atos PLond. 3.1177.329 (ii A.D.). a)na-yhsmo/s, o(, = foreg., la/kkou ib. 1.131r621 (i A.D.). a)nayhla^f-a/w, retry, in Law, Just. Nov. 82.11.1 :— Pass. , ib. 113.1 Intr. a)nayhla^/f-hsls, ews, h(, close search, trofh=s Eust. 254.31 ; re-examination, retrial, Cod.Just. 7.62.35 , cf. 12.37.19 , Just. Nov. 82.12 ,al. a)nayhfi/zw, put to the vote again, Th. 6.14 ; propose to repeal, SIG 194 (Amphipolis), cf. D.C. 39.39 :— Med. , vote anew, Pherecr. 47 . reckon backwards, ei)s tou)pi/sw Porph. Plot. 2 . a)/nayis, ews, h(, (a)na/ptw) lighting up, kindling, D.H. 2.66 ; of stars, a)/. kai/ sbe/sis Epicur. Ep. 2p.39U. a)nayofe/w, make a noise, Hsch. s.v. a)narraqagh=sai. a)na-yukth/r, h=ros, o(, refresher, po/nwn from labours, E. Fr. 146 . a)na/-yucis, ews, h(, cooling, Posidon. 72 ; exposure, e(lkeos Hp. Fract. 25 . drying up, Str. 10.2.19 . relief, respite, LXX Ex. 8.15 ; kakw=n Jul. ad Them. 258c ; kairoi\ -ews Act.Ap. 3.20 . a)na-yu^xh/, h(, coolness, Pl. Lg. 919a . relief, respite, Id. Smp. 176a , PLond. 1.42.19 (ii B.C.); kakw=n from misery, E. Supp. 615 ; po/nwn Id. Ion 1604 . ventilation, Pl. Ti. 84d , Arist. Fr. 219 . a)na-yu/xw [u_], Ep. impf. -eskon Orph. L. 562 :—cool, refresh, a)h/tas *)wkeano\s a)ni/hsin a)nayu/xein a)nqrw/pous Od. 4.568 ; a)ne/yuxon fi/lon h)=tor were reviving their spirit, Il. 13.84 ; e(/lkos a)nayu/xonta 5.795 ; a). fi/la gou/nata Hes. Op. 608 ; a). ba/tin cool the feet in water, E. IA 421 :— Pass. , to be revived, refreshed, a)ne/yuxqen fi/lon h)=tor Il. 10.575 ; of the body, Pl. Ti. 78e , cf. 70d ; w(/st' a)neyu/xhs [u^] Amips. 13 . nau=s a). let the ships rest and get dry, Hdt. 7.59 , X. HG 1.5.10 ; a). to\n i(drw=ta let it dry off, Plu. Sull. 29 ; a). ta\s au)lai/as dry them, Id. Them. 30 :— Pass. , to be dried up, Str. 10.2.19 . metaph., c. gen., a). po/nwn tina/ give him relief from toil, E. Hel. 1094 ; pole/wn . . merimne/wn Call. Hec. 1.1.7 ; a). kako/thtos yuxa/s Orph. Fr. 230 : abs., 2 Ep.Ti. 1.16 . Medic., expose to air, kata\ to\ e(/lkos e)w=sin a)neyu=xqai Hp. Fract. 25 ; cf. a)nayu/xein: gumnou=n, Erot. the Act. is also used intr., become cool, recover, revive, Diph. 81 , AP 12.132 ( Mel. ), Opp. H. 5.623 ; eu(=ren . . dro/mwn a)nayu/xousan [th\n e)/lafon] Babr. 95.57 ; take relaxation, POxy. 1296.7 (iii A.D.). a)/nda: au(/th ( Cypr. ), Hsch. a)ndaba/ths, ou, o(, gladiator, Lyd. Mag. 1.46 . a)/ndaltos, on, = a)nadasto/s , SIG 141.11 (Issa). a)ndai/w, poet. for a)nadai/w. a(nda/nw [da^], impf. h(/ndanon, Ep. e(h/ndanon, in Ion. Prose e(a/ndanon Hdt. 9.5 and 19 (in 7.172 , 8.29 , codd. give h(/ndanon): fut. a(dh/sw Id. 5.39 : pf. a(/dhka Hippon. 100 , Locr. veva/dhka (v. infr. 11 ); e(/a_da A.R. 1.867 ; part. e(adw/s Il. 9.173 : aor. e(a^don Hdt. 4.201 , 6.106 , cf. SIG 57.40 ; Ep. eu)/a^don (i.e. e)/vadon) Il. 14.340 , Od. 16.28 ; a(/don [a^] Il. 13.748 ; 3 sg. subj. a(/dh| Hdt. 1.133 , opt. a(/doi Od. 20.327 , inf. a(dei=n Il. 3.173 , S. Ant. 89 : Later, aor. 1 h(=sa Plot. 2.3.7 :—please, delight, gratify, mostly Ion. and poet., used like h(/domai , except as to construction: mostly c. dat. pers., Od. 2.114 , Pi. P. 1.29 , Hdt. 5.39 : also c. dupl. dat., *)agame/mnoni h(/ndane qumw=| Il. 1.24 , cf. Od. 16.28 ; ei)/ sfwi+n kradi/h a(/doi 20.327 ; *phnelopei/h| h(/ndane mu/qoisi pleased her with words, 16.398 :—in a(do/nta d' ei)/h me toi<*>s a)gaqoi=s o(milei=n the dat. belongs both to the part. and to the inf., Pi. P. 2.96 : abs., toi=si de\ pa=sin e(ado/ta mu=qon e)/eipe Il. 9.173 , Od. 18.422 : c.acc., v. dub. in Thgn. 26 , E. Or. 1607 , both prob. corrupt readings. in Hdt. a(nda/nei expresses the opinion of a body of people, ou)/ sfi h(/ndane tau=ta 7.172 , cf. 9.5 ; toi=si ta\ a)mei/nw e(a/ndane 9.19 : c. inf., toi=si me\n e(<*>de bohqe/ein *)aqhnai/oisi 6.106 , cf. 4.145 , 153 , 201 ; so e)pei/nu/ toi eu)/aden ou)/tes (sc. poiei=n' Il. 17.647 , cf. Od. 2.114 :— ta\ vevadhko/ta quae placuerunt, IG 9(1).334 ( Locr. ). Med. , h)\n a(nda/nhtai Hp. Mul. 2.150 ; cf. timh\ dai/mosin a(nda/netai AP 10.7 ( Arch. ). (Cf. Skt. svádati, Lat. suādeo, suāvis, O. E. swēte, etc.) a)/ndas: bore/as (Tyrrhen.), Hsch. a)ndeira/des, ai( , a)/ndhra, AB 394 , cf. Hsch. a)/ndema, a)ndesmo/s, a)nde/xomai, a)nde/w, a)/ndhma, poet. for a)nad-. a)/ndergma: o( e)pi\ th=s tragikh=s skhnh=s parago/menos para/kotos, Hsch. a)ndhreuth/s, ou=, o(, workman employed on dikes, PRyl. 157.15 (ii A.D.), PFlor. 369.9 (ii A.D.). a)/ndhron, to/, raised bank by the side of a river or ditch, dike, Mosch. 4.102 : mostly in pl., a)/ndhra, ta/, Hyp. Fr. 113 , Lyc. 629 ; *paktwlou= xruse/oisin e)p' a)ndh/roisi Call. Fr. 45 P., cf. Fr.anon. 110 ; tetmh=sqai kaqa/per a)ndh/rois kai\ o)xetoi=s Plu. 2.650c , cf. Luc. Lex. 2 . border, edge, of the sea, dub. in B. 1.54 ( p.439J. ); a)/. qala/sshs Opp. H. 4.319 . border for plants or flowers, Thphr. CP 3.15.4 , Theoc. 5.93 , AP 12.197 ( Strat. ), Nic. Th. 576 . = sth=qos xeiro/s , Poll. 2.144 . a)ndi/ka: o( bo/los (a)ndiklo/bolos cod.), di/kh h( e)c u(parxh=s dikazome/nh para\ *taranti/nois (i.e. a)ndi/ka = a)nadi/kh ), Hsch. a)/ndike: a)na/rriyon, Hsch. ; cf. e)/dikon. a)nd=i/kths, ou, o(, for a)nadi/kths (a)nadikei=n), catch of a mousetrap, Call. Fr. 233 . a)/ndinos: peri/patos, Hsch. (a)ndino/s: peri\ panto/s cod.). a)/ndi^xa, Adv., (a)na/, di/xa) asunder, in twain, h( d' [kefalh\] a)/ndixa pa=sa kea/sqh Il. 16.412 ; a)/ndixa pa/nta da/sasqai 18.511 ; opp. a)mmi/gdhn, Nic. Th. 912 ; far away, A.R. 4.31 . as Prep., c. gen., apart from, A.R. 1.908 , 2.927 ; a)llh/lwn AP 5.4 (Stat. Flacc.):—hence a)ndixa/zw, to be divided in opinion, of judges, IG 9(1).333 ( Locr. ). a)ndoka/dhn: e)k diadoxh=s, Hsch. a)ndok-ei/a, h(, = a)nadoxh/ 11 , e)n a)ndokei/a| *zwtikou= guaranteed by Zoticus, IG 14.423 ii 19 : pl., ib. 422i ii(Tauromenium). a)ndok-eu/s: a)na/doxos, Hsch. a)ndok-ia/rxhs, ou, o(, officer in charge of a)ndokei=ai, IG 14.2417.1 . a)ndragaq-e/w, pf. h)ndraga/qhka D.S. 11.25 : aor. -hsa Plb. 6.39.2 : (a)nh/r, a)gaqo/s):—later form of a)ndragaqi/zomai, behave in a manly, upright manner, Id. 1.45.3 , al., SIG 785.14 (Chios), BGU 1207.11 (i B.C.), Onos. 34.2 :— Pass. , h)ndragaqhme/na, opp. h(marthme/na, Plu. Fab. 20 . a)ndraga/q-hma, atos, to/, brave, manly deed, Str. 1.2.8 , Plu. Sert. 10 , IG 14.951 , Jul. Caes. 329c , etc. a)ndraga/q-hsis, ews, h(, = sq., LXX 1 Ma. 5.56 . a)ndragaq-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, bravery, manly virtue, Hdt. 1.99 , 136 , al., Th. 2.42 ; the character of an upright man, Ar. Pl. 191 , Phryn.Com. 1 ; a)ndragaqi/as e(neka stefxnou=sqai Hyp. Lyc. 6 . a)ndragaq-i/zomai, aor. a)ndragaqi/sasqai App. BC 5.101 :—act uprightly, ei)/ tis a)pragmosu/nh -i/zetai if any one thinks to sit at home and play the honest man, Th. 2.63 ; e)k tou= a)kindu/nou a). Id. 3.40 , cf. Arist. VV 1250b4 . a)ndragaq-iko/s, h/, o/n, befitting a good man, Hp. Art. 78 ( Comp. ). a)ndr-a/gria, ta/, spoils of a slain enemy, Il. 14.509 . a)/ndr-agxos, o(, throttler of men: executioner, Eust. 1833.54 , 1858.57 : a)/ndraxoi: dh/mios Hsch. a)ndr-a/delfos, o(, husband's brother, brother-in-law, Suid. :—fem. a)ndr-ade/lfh, h(, husband's sister, Eust. 392.2 . a)ndr-a^ka/s (A), Adv. man by man, Od. 13.14 , Cratin. 19 , cf. Plu. 2.151e ; a). kaqh/menos apart, A. Ag. 1595 , cf. Hsch. (-ka/s perh. cognate with Skt. -śás in dviśás 'two by two', etc.) a)ndr-a^ka/s (B), a/dos, h(, a man's portion, Nic. Th. 643 . a)ndr-alogi/a, h(, v. a)ndrologi/a. a)ndrapo/d-essi, v. a)ndra/podon. a)ndrapod-h/toi: oi( su\n a)ndrapo/dois a)podhmou=ntes, Hsch. a)ndrapod-i/zw, pres. Act. first in Alciphr. 3.40 : Att. fut. -i^w= X. HG 2.2.20 : aor. h)ndrapo/disa Hdt. , Th. :— Med. , fut. a)ndrapodieu=mai in pass. sense, Hdt. 6.17 :— Pass. , fut. a)ndrapodisqh/somai X. HG 2.2.14 : aor. h)ndrapodi/sqhn Lys. 2.57 : pf. h)ndrapo/dismai Isoc. 17.14 , part. a)ndrapodisme/nos Hdt. 6.119 : (a)ndra/podon):—Prose Verb, enslave, esp. of conquerors, sell the free men of a conquered place into slavery, Hdt. 1.151 , Th. 1.98 ; pai=das kai\ gunai=kas Id. 3.36 ; po/lin 6.62 :— Pass. , to be sold into slavery, Hdt. 6.106 , 119 , 8.29 , X. HG 1.6.14 , etc.; po/lis u(po\ tw=n barba/rwn h)ndrapodi/sqh Lys.l.c.:— Med. also in act. sense, Hdt. 1.76 ,al., Th. 4.48 , And. 3.22 , etc. less freq. of individuals, kidnap, Pl. Grg. 508e , X. Mem. 4.2.14 , Smp. 4.36 . metaph., -i/zontes a)po\ tou= fronei=n tou\s ne/ous Alciphr. 3.40 . a)ndrapo/d-ion, to/, Dim. of a)ndra/podon, Hyp. Fr. 227 , Diph. 80 , POxy. 1102.15 (ii A.D.). a)ndrapo/d-isis, ews, h(, = sq., X. Ap. 25 . a)ndrapod-ismo/s, o(, selling into slavery, enslaving, Th. 2.68 , Isoc. 4.100 , etc.; patri/dos D. 1.5 . of individuals, kidnapping, whether of free men or other people's slaves, u(po/dikos -ismou= liable to action for kidnapping, Pl. Lg. 879a , 955a . a)ndrapod-isth/rios, a, on, fitted for enslaving, Tz.ad Lyc. 784 . a)ndrapod-isth/s, ou=, o(, slave-dealer or kidnapper, Ar. Eq. 1030 , Pl. 521 , Lys. 10.10 , etc., cf. Poll. 3.78 ; coupled with i(ero/suloi, toixwru/xoi, etc., Pl. R. 344b : metaph., a). e(autou= one who sells his own independence, X. Mem. 1.2.6 . a)ndrapod-istiko/s, h/, o/n, = -isth/rios : h(-kh/ (sc. te/xnh) man-stealing, kidnapping, Pl. Sph. 222c . Adv., Sup. -istikw/tata Eup. 396 . a)ndra^podo-ka/phlos, o(, slave-dealer, Is. Fr. 53 S. , Luc. Ind. 24 , Gal. UP 1.0 . a)ndra^podo-kle/pths, ou, o(, slave-stealer, Men. 23 D. a)ndra^podo-klo/pos, o(, = foreg., S. Fr. 1011 . a)ndra/podon [dra^], to/, one taken in war and sold as a slave, whether originally slave or free, captive, Hdt. 3.125 , 129 , 5.31 , etc.: orig. dist. from dou=los, o(/soi de\ h)=san cei=noi/ te kai\ dou=loi . . e)n a)ndrapo/dwn lo/gw| poieu/menos ei)=xe Id. 3.125 ; ta\ a). pa/nta, kai\ dou=la kai\ e)leu/qera Th. 8.28 ; ta\ a). ta\ dou=la pa/nta a)pe/doto X. HG 1.6.15 . low fellow, 'creature', Pl. Grg. 483b , Thg. 130b , X. Mem. 4.2.39 , D.Chr. 31.109 ; of a female slave, Pherecr. 16 D. as a playful mode of address, Arr. Epict. 1.4.14 , al.— Hom. , Il. 7.475 , has Ep. dat.pl. a)ndrapo/dessi (as if from a)ndra/pous), where Aristarch. proposed to read a)ndrapo/doisi; but it is almost certain that the word was post-Homeric, and the line was rejected on that account by Zenod. and Ar.Byz. (Orig. pl.; formed on the analogy of tetra/poda, cf. tetrapo/dwn pa/ntwn kai\ a)ndrapo/dwn Foed.Delph.Pell. 1 . B 7 . Sg. in X. Ath. 1.18 , etc.) a)ndrapod-w/dhs, es, slavish, servile, abject, opp. e)leuqe/rios, Arist. EN 1128a21 ; a)reth/ Pl. Phd. 69b ; a)/groikos kai\ a)neleu/qeros . . a). te Id. Lg. 880a , cf. X. Mem. 4.2.22 ; qhriw/dhs kai\ a). Pl. R. 430b , cf. Arist. EN 1118a25 ; texnitei=ai Epicur. Ep. 2p.40U. ; a). qri/c short coarse hair like that of slaves, hence metaph., e)/ti th\n a). tri/xa e)/xontes e)n th= yuxh= Pl. Alc. 1.120b . Adv. -dw=s Id. Smp. 215e . a)ndrapod-wdi/a, h(, servility, Arist. Pol. 1336b12 , Plu. 2.7b . a)ndrapod-w/nhs, ou, o(, slave-dealer, Ar. Fr. 312 . a)ndrapod-wni/a, Ion. -ih, h(, tax on sale of slaves, SIG 4.8 (Cyzicus). a)ndra/rion, to/, Dim. of a)nh/r, manikin, pitiful fellow, Ar. Ach. 517 . a)ndra/facus, v. a)tra/facus. a)ndrafa/ssein: kat' a)/ndra e)fa/ptesqai, Hsch. a)ndrafo/nos, o(, = a)ndrofo/nos , Lex Sol. ap. Phot. p.126 R a)ndrafustei=n: feu/gein, h)/ e)pi\ fo/nw| diw/kein, Hsch. a)ndraxqh/s, e/s, loading a man, as much as a man can carry, xerma/dia Od. 10.121 ; bw/lakes A.R. 3.1334 ; go/ggroi Eudox. ap. Ath. 7.288c . a)ndra/xlh, h(, said to be Att. form for a)ndra/xnh( 1 ), Hellad. ap. Phot. Bibl. p.533B. , S. Fr. 823 , but in this passage, as in Thphr. HP 1.5.2 , 1.9.3 , = Arbutus Andrachne. warming-pan or brazier, Eust. 1571.25 , Poet. ap. Suid. a)/ndraxlos, h(, = a)ndra/xnh , EM 102.36 , v.l. in Thphr. HP 4.15.2 . a)ndra/xnh, h(, purslane, Portulaca oleracea, Id. CP 1.10.4 , al., Dsc. 2.124 , Luc. Trag. 151 , prob.l. in Pl. Com. 44 ; a). khpai/a Dsc. 4.168 . a). a)gri/a, = pepli/s , Dsc. 4.168 ; but = Sedum stellatum, stonecrop, ib. 90 ; also=thle/fion, Ps.- Dsc. 2.186 , Gal. 19.146 . a). qalassi/a, = pepli/s , Ps.- Dsc. 4.168 . a)/ndraxnos, h(, = a\ndra/xlh, Paus. 9.22.2 and 28.1 . a)ndrea/stria, v. a)ndrera/stria. a)ndrei/a, h(, Ion. a)ndrapod-hi/h ( Hdt. 7.99 ), generally written a)ndri/a in the Mss., in agreement with the opinion of A.D. Adv. 136.8 , refuted by Orusap. EM 461.53 :—a)ndrei/a is required by the metre in Ar. Nu. 510 , and may always stand in the few poet. passages where it occurs ( Simon. 58 , A. Th. 52 , S. El. 983 , E. Tr. 674 ): a)ndri/a is required in E. HF 475 me/ga fronw=n e)p' a)ndri/a| (s.v.l., eu)andri/a| Elmsley): a)ndrei/a is also confirmed by the Ion. form a)ndrhi/h:—manliness, manly spirit, opp. deili/a, Il.cc., cf. Arist. Rh. 1366b11 , EN 1115a6 ; also of women, S. El. 983 , Arist. Pol. 1260a22 ; a)ndrei/a h( peri\ ta\s nautili/as Str. 3.1.8 :—in pl., brave deeds, Pl. Lg. 922a ; ironically, ai( dia\ tw=n lo/gwn a)ndrei=ai D. Prooem. 45 . in bad sense, hardihood, insolence, D. Chr. 12.13 . = h( tw=n a)ndrw=n h(liki/a , Antipho.Soph. 67a . membrum virile, Artem. 1.45 . skill, LXX Ec. 4.4 . a)ndr-ei/kelon, to/, image of a man, App. BC 2.147 , APl. 4.221 ( Theaet. ). flesh-coloured pigment, Pl. R. 501b , Cra. 424e , X. Oec. 10.5 , Arist. GA 725a26 , Thphr. Lap. 51 . a)ndr-ei/kelos, on, like a man, ei)/dwla D.H. 1.38 ; diatu/pwsis Plu. Alex. 72 . a)ndreio/qumos, gloss on yuxiko/s , Suid. a)ndrei=os, a, on, Ion. a)ndr-h/ios, h, on (codd. of Hdt. have the common form in the Comp. and Sup. a)ndreio/teros, -o/tatos, 1.79 , 123 ), Delph. a)ndre/os GDI 1724 , al.:— of or for a man, ste/gh dub. in A. Fr. 124 ; qai)ma/tia Ar. Ec. 75 ; opp. gunaikei=os, Id. Th. 154 , Archipp. 6D. , Pl. R. 451c , X. Mem. 2.7.5 ; pe/ploi Theoc. 28.10 (where a)ndre/i+oi); au)lo/s (v. au)lo/s) Hdt. 1.17 ; a). a)gora/ the men's market, CIG 3657 (Cyzicus); a)ndrei=os (sc. su/llogos) Test.Epict. 1.22 , 2.29 ; a)ndrei=a h)mpi/sxeto vestem virilem, D.L. 3.46 ; a). i(ma/tion, = toga virilis, Plu. Brut. 14 . manly, masculine, courageous, r(w/mh Hdt. 7.153 , etc.; even of women, Arist. Pol. 1277b22 , Po. 1454a23 ; and in bad sense, stubborn, a)nai/sxuntos kai\ a). ta\ toiau=ta Luc. Ind. 3 : neut., to\ a)ndrei=on, = a)ndrei/a , Th. 2.39 ; kai\ tou=t' e)moi\ ta)ndrei=on h( promhqi/a E. Supp. 510 ; e)/bhsan ei)s ta)ndrei=on Id. Andr. 683 . Adv. -ws Ar. Pax 498 , al.: Sup. -o/tata Pl. Plt. 262a . of animals, Arist. HA 488b17 , cf. Pl. La. 196d , 196e . of things, strong, vigorous, lafugmo/s Eup. 148 ; qh/ratron Ael. VH 1.1 . a)ndrei=a, ta/, the public meals of the Cretans, also the older name for the Spartan feidi/tia or fili/tia (q.v.), Alcm. 22 , Arist. Pol. 1272a3 , Plu. Lyc. 12 , Str. 10.4.18 ( v.l. a)/ndria :—also a)ndrh/ion, to/, Cretan for the public hall, GDI 4992 a ii 9 , cf. 5040.38 , al. a)ndrei=on, to/, = si/nhpi a)/grion , Ps.- Dsc. 2.154 . a)ndreio/ths, htos, h(, = a)ndrei/a , X. An. 6.5.14 , Ti.Locr. 103d . a)ndrei-o/w, fill with courage, ta\ spla/gxna LXX 4 Ma. 15.23 :— Pass. , become a man, Procl. Par.Ptol. 89 . a)ndrei-fo/nths, on, o(, man-slaying, epith. of *)enua/lios, Il. 2.651 , etc.; but the metre requires a)dri-fo/nths, cf. a)ndro/ths. a)ndrei/-wma, atos, to/, manly effort, Metrod. Herc. 831.12 . a)ndrei-w/n, w=nos, o(, poet. for a)ndrew/n, a)ndrw/n, AP 9.322 ( Leon. ). a)ndrera/stia, v.l. for sq. in Poll. 3.70 , cf. Phryn. PS p.34B. a)ndrera/stria, h(, woman that is fond of men, Ar. Th. 392 (a)ndrea/stria cod. R). a)ndreu/omai, = a)ndri/zomai , EM 599.17 . a)ndrefo/nos, Dor. for a)ndrofo/nos, Hdn.Gr. 2.418 . a)ndrhla^t-e/w, banish from house and home, e)k gh=s th=sde A. Ag. 1419 , cf. Eu. 221 ; e)k po/lew/s te kai\ do/mwn Ag. 1586 , cf. S. OT 100 , Pl. R. 565e , etc.:— Pass. , D.C. 47.19 . a)ndrhla^/t-hs [a^], on, o(, he that drives one from his home, dub.l. in A. Th. 637 , cf. Hsch. a)ndri/a, v. a)ndrei/a. a)/ndria, ta/, v. a)ndrei=os 111 . a)ndriant-a/rion, to/, Dim. of a)ndria/s, POxy. 1459.58 (iii A.D.), Sch. Luc. Lex. 3 . a)ndriant-i/dion, to/, = foreg., SIG 2588.167 ,al.(Delos). a)ndria/nt-ion, to/, = foreg., IG 11.161B119 (Delos, iii B.C.), GDI 5063 (Itanos). a)ndriant-i/skos, o(, = foreg., statuette, IG 22.47.5 , 20 (iv B.C.), 11.161B17 , 60 (Delos, iii B.C.), GDI 5702 (Samos); puppet, Plu. Thes. 20 . a)ndrianto-glu/fos, o(, carver of statues, Tz.ad Lyc. 615 . a)ndrianto-eidh/s, e/s, like a statue, Aethlius 1 . a)ndrianto-erga/ths, on, o(, = a)ndriantopoio/s , Tz. H. 10.268 . a)ndrianto-qh/kh, h(, niche for a statue, CIG 2749.1 (Aphrodisias). a)ndrianto-pla/sths, on, o(, modeller of statues, Cat.Cod.Astr. 8(4).213 ( Rhetor. ), Eust. 206.37 . a)ndrianto-plastikh/ (sc. te/xnh), h(, art of modelling, S.E. M. 11.188 . a)ndrianto-poie/w, make statues, X. Mem. 3.1.2 . a)ndrianto-poii/+a, h(, the sculptor's art, statuary, Pl. Grg. 450c , X. Mem. 1.4.3 . a)ndrianto-poii+kh/ (sc. te/xnh), h(, = foreg., Arist. Ph. 195a6 , Metaph. 1013b6 ( v.l. -poihtikh/ , which is found in Id. PA 640a30 , Ocell. 2.3 ). a)ndrianto-poio/s, o(, sculptor, Pi. N. 5.1 , Pl. R. 54c c, etc.; statuary in bronze (cf. a)ndria/s), opp. liqourgo/s, Arist. EN 1041a11 . a)ndriant-ourgi/a, h(, sculpture, Tz. H. 8.348 . a)ndriant-ourgo/s, o( , (e)/rgon) = a)ndriantopoio/s , Gal. 19.162 . a)ndria/s, o(, gen. a/ntos ( Att. a=ntos, acc. to Hdn.Gr. 1.51 ): (a)nh/r):— image of a man, statue, Pi. P. 5.40 , Hdt. 1.183 , 2.91 , Ar. Pax 1183 , Th. 1.134 , etc.; a)ndria/ntas kai\ a)/lla zw=|a li/qina/ te kai\ cu/lina Pl. R. 515a ; a)ndria/nt as gra/fein paint statues, ib. 420c ; esp. of portrait-statues, a). ei)koniko/s Plu. Lys. 1 ; a). o(losw/matos IG 12(7).240 (Amorgos); a). e)/fippos SIG 730.26 (Olbia); of female figures, Ath. 10.425f , etc.; of men, opp. a)ga/lmata of the gods, Gorg. Hel. 18 , Plb. 21.29.9 ; rarely of gods, GDI 5421 (Delos): prov., la/los, ou)k a). Luc. Vit.Auct. 3 ; a)paqh\s w(s a). Arr. Epict. 3.2.4 ; a)ndria/ntos gumno/teros D.Chr. 34.3 : ironically, to\n kalo\n a)., a mother's term of endearment, D. 18.129 ; makro\n a). pai/zein, a kind of game, Thphr. Char. 27.12 . a)ndri/zw, make a man of, make manly, tou\s gewrgou=ntas X. Oec. 5.4 . mostly in Pass. or Med. , come to manhood, Ar. Fr. 744 , Hyp. Fr. 228 , Luc. Anach. 15 . play the man, X. An. 4.3.34 , Pl. Tht. 151d , Arist. EN 1115b4 , LXX Jo. 1.6 ,al., 1 Ep.Cor. 16.13 ; dress like a man, Philostr. Im. 1.2 . sens. obsc., D.C. 79.5 ; of a eunuch, a). e)pi\ gunai=ka Philostr. VA 1.37 , cf. Ep. 54 , Ach.Tat. 4.1 . a)ndriko/s, h/, o/n, masculine, manly, Pl. R. 474e , etc.; [ di/aita] sw/frwn kai\ a). Id. Ep. 359a ; nosh/mata Hp. Mul. 1.62 ; a). i(drw/s the sweat of manly toil, Ar. Ach. 693 ; sfhko\s a)ndrikw/teron Id. V. 1090 , cf. 1077 ; e)sqh/s D.C. 45.2 ; to\ th=s xro/as a). Arist. Fr. 542 : Comp. , Anaxandr. 1 D. c. inf., pi/nein kai\ fagei=n me\n a)ndrikoi/ like men to eat and drink, Eub. 12 . Adv. -kw=s like a man, Ar. Eq. 599 , V. 153 , al.: Comp. -w/teron Id. Pax 515 : Sup. -w/tata Id. Eq. 81 ; opp. a)na/ndrws, Pl. Tht. 177b . of things, large, Eub. 56 . composed of men, xoro/s X. HG 6.4.16 , Lys. 21.1 . *)andri/neia, ta/, festival at Phigalea (prob. from the founder's name), IG 5(2).422 (ii/i B.C.). a)ndri/on, to/, Dim. of a)nh/r, manikin, Ar. Pax 51 ; pitiful fellow, E. ap.Phot. p.127 R., Theoc. 5.40 , cf. Eup. 316 . a)ndri/s, i/dos, h(, fem. of a)nh/r, woman, Sm. Ge. 2.23 . a)/ndr-isma, atos, to/, genuine, straightforward dealing, in pl. (opp. ei)rwneu/mata), Max.Tyr. 38.4 . a)ndr-ismo/s, o(, = a)ndrei/a , Poll. 3.120 . a)ndr-iste/on, one must play the man, Pl. Phd. 90e . a)ndr-isti/ [i^], Adv. like a man, like men, Ar. Ec. 149 , cf. Crates Com. 3D. , Theoc. 18.23 ; with a male voice, ei)pei=n ti D.Chr. 33.38 . a)ndro-ba/mwn [ba_], onos, o(, foot-path or sidewalk, IGRom. 1.980 . a)ndro-ba^rh/s, e/s, = a)ndraxqh/s , Eust. 1651.9 . a)ndro-basmo/s, o(, foot-path, o)do\s a). GDI 5690 (Erythrae), cf. Hsch. a)ndro-ba^te/w, = Lat. paedico, AP 5.207 ( Mel. ). a)ndro-ba/ths, on, o(, = paedicator, Hsch. s.v. paidopi/pas. a)ndro/-bi^os, on, living like a man, Anon. ap. Suid. s.v. qru/ptetai. a)ndro-bo/ros, on, man-devouring, AP 7.206 ( Damoch. ), Q.S. 6.247 . a)ndro/-boulos, on, of manly counsel, man-minded, like a)ndro/frwn , A. Ag. 11 , cf. Phryn. PS p.31B. : opp. gunaiko/boulos. a)ndro-brw/s, w=tos, o(, h(, man-eating, cannibal, gna/qos E. Cyc. 93 ; xarmonai/ Id. HF 384 ; h(donai/ Fr. 537 . a)ndro/-gamos, o(, = ki/naidos , Cat.Cod.Astr. 2.175 . a)ndro-ge/neia, h( , (ge/nos), kat' a)ndrogenei/hn of descent by the man's side, Hp. Ep. 27 ; presbu/tatos kat' a). SIG 1044.20 (Halic.), cf. 1106.25 (Cos). a)ndro-gi/gas, antos, o(, giant-man, Call. Cer. 35 . a)ndro-go/nos, on, begetting men, h(me/ra a). a day favourable for begetting (or for the birth of) male children, Hes. Op. 783 , 788 . a)ndro-gu/nhs [u^], on, o(, = a)ndro/gunos , prob. in Sch.T. Il. 13.291 . Adj., common to men and women, loutra\ a). baths used by both at once, AP 9.783 . a)ndro-gu^ni/a, h(, Pythag. , = penta/s , i.e. odd and even ( 3 + 2 ), Theol.Ar. 32 . a)ndro/-gu^nos, o(, man-woman, hermaphrodite, Pl. Smp. 189e . womanish man, effeminate person, Hp. Vict. 1.28 , Hdt. 4.67 , Aeschin. 2.127 , Plu. 2.219f , cf. LXX Pr. 18.8 ; a)ndrogu/nwn a)/qurma Eup. 3D. = pathicus, cinaedus, AP 6.254 ( Myrin. ), cf. Lib. Decl. 12.42 . of women, Sapphic, a). e)/rwtes Luc. Am. 28 , cf. Artem. 2.12 . a)ndro-da/i+ktos [da^], on, man-slaying, murderous, A. Ch. 860 , cf. Fr. 132 . a)ndro-da/mas [da^], antos, o(, h(, man-taming, fo/bos, r(ipa\ oi^nou, Pi. N. 3.39 , Fr. 166 ; man-slaying, of Eriphyle, Id. N. 9.16 (ubi al. a)ndroda/man t' pro-da/mant'). arsenical pyrites, Ps.-Democr. Alch. p.45B. a)ndro-dmh/s: u(/pandros gunh/, Hsch. a)ndro/-domos, o(, = a)ndrw/n , Eust. 1573.29 , Hsch. a)ndro-elh/s, e/s, (e(lei=n) subduing men, a)ni/h Epigr.Gr. 1034.32 (Callipolis). a)ndro-qe/a, h(, man-goddess, i.e. Athena. AP 15.22 ( Simm. ). a)ndro/qen, Adv. from a man, a). e)kke/xuq' i(/ppos, of a Centaur, APl. 4.115 . a)ndro/-qhlus, udos, o(, h(, = a)ndro/gunos 1 , Philostr. VS 1.8 . a)ndro-qnh/s, h=tos, o(, h(, murderous, fqorai/ A. Ag. 814 . a)ndro-ka/phlos, o(, slave-dealer, Gal. 6.530 , Orib. 14.48.1 . a)ndro-ka/praina, h(, lewd woman, wanton, Pherecr. 17D. a)ndrok-a/s, = a)ndraka/s (B), Hsch. : a)ndrok-a/des: po/a tis, Id. a)ndro/-klas, a, o(, weakening men, of the climacterical year, i.e. the 63rd, Firm. 4.20.3 :—also a)ndro-kla/sths, ou, o(, prob. in Critodem. ap. Vett.Val. 237.7 . a)ndro-kmh/s, h=tos, o(, h(, man-wearying, loigo/s, mo/xqoi, A. Supp. 678 , Eu. 248 ; man-slaying, pe/lekus Id. Ch. 889 ; a)ndrokmh=tas prosfe/rwn a)gwni/as E. Supp. 525 . a)ndro/-kmhtos, on, wrought by men's hands, tu/mbos Il. 11.371 . a)ndro-ko/ba_los, o(, rogue, Hsch. , Suid. a)ndro-kogxuleuth/s, ou=, o(, v. a)ndroporfureu/s. a)ndro-koite/w, sleep with a man, BGU 1058.30 (i B.C.), Aët. 1.142 . a)ndro-ko/nos, on, = a)ndrokto/nos (q.v.), AB 394 , Hsch. a)ndro-ko/rinqos, o(, a Man-Corinth, in allusion to the lewdness of the men of Heraclea and the women of Corinth, Stratonic. ap. Ath. 8.351c . a)ndro-kta^si/a, h(, (ktei/nw) slaughter of men in battle, mostly in pl., pau/sasqai . . *)/arhn a)ndroktasia/wn Il. 5.909 ; ma/xas t' a)ndroktasi/as te 7.237 , etc.: personified, Hes. Th. 228 : in sg., a)ndroktasi/hs u(/po lugrh=s by reason of sad homicide, Il. 23.86 , cf. Hes. Oxy. 1359.1.17 , A. Th. 693 (lyr.). a)ndro-kta/sths, o(, prob. f. l. for -kla/sths , Vett. Val. 237.7 . a)ndro-ktonei=on, to/, slaughter-house of men, Phryn. PS p.49B. a)ndro-ktone/w, slay men, commit homicide, A. Eu. 602 . a)ndro-kto/nos, on, (ktei/nw) man-slaying, murdering, Hdt. 4.110 , S. Fr. 187 , E. Cyc. 22 . a)ndro/-lalos, on, gossiping about men, Thphr. Char. 28.3 (dub.l.). a)ndr-ole/teira, h(, murderess, A. Ag. 1465 : as Adj., Id. Th. 314 (lyr.). a)ndro-lh/mh, h( , (lh=ma) = a)ndro/boulos , Hsch. a)ndro-lhpte/w, seize men, *)arx. *)ef. 1918.132 . a)ndro-lhyi/a, h(, seizure of foreigners in reprisal for the murder of a citizen abroad, Lex ap. D. 23.82 , 51.13 , Ath.Mitt. 32.245 (Pergam.). a)ndro-lh/yion, to/, right of seizure, D. 23.83 , cf. 6.217 ; generally, seizure, arrest, App. BC 4.6 , Philostr. Ep. 50 . a)ndro-logei=on, to/, v. a)ndrologi/a. a)ndro-loge/w, enlist soldiers, Alciphr. 1.11 :— Pass. , Luc. Tox. 58 . a)ndro-logi/a, h( : kat' a)ndrologi/an, kat' a)ndralogi/an, kat' a)ndrologei=on, ff.ll. in LXX 2 Ma. 12.43 for kat' a)/ndra logei/an. a)ndro-mane/w, lust after men, Eustr. inEN 274.6 . a)ndro-ma^nh/s, e/s, mad after men, lustful, Plu. Comp.Lyc.Num. 3 , AB 394 . a)ndro-ma/xos [a^], on, fighting with men, xei=res AP 7.241 (Antip. Sid.): fem. a)ndroma/xh, a)/loxos ib. 11.378 ( Pall. ). *)androme/da, as, h(, Andromeda, Pherecyd. 12 J. , etc. the constellation Andromeda, Eudox. ap. Hipparch. 1.2.13 , Arat. 189 , etc. a)ndro/meos, a, on, (a)nh/r) human, kre/a, ai(=ma, xrw\s a)., Od. 9.297 , 22.19 , Il. 20.100 ; ywmoi\ a). gobbets of man's flesh, Od. 9.374 ; o(/milos a(. throng of men, Il. 11.538 ; a). kefalh/ Emp. 134 ; au)dh/, e)noph/, A.R. 1.258 , 4.581 . a)ndro/meon: i(ma/tion (Cret.), Hsch. (-meo- cognate with Skt. -máya- in hiraṇ-máya- 'golden', etc.) a)ndro-mh/khs, es, of a man's height, stau/rwma X. HG 3.2.3 ; foi=nic Thphr. HP 2.6.7 ; u(/yos, ba/qos, Plb. 8.5.6 , 10.46.3 ; qureoi/ Onos. 20.1 ; puro/s Sosith. 2.18 . a)ndro-mhkiai=os, on, = foreg., POxy. 896 (iv A. D.). a)ndromhto\n (i. e. a)na-dr., cf. a)ne/dramon) e)gxeiri/dion a dagger with a blade slipping back into the haft, used for stage-murders, Hsch. a)ndro/morfos, on, of man's form or figure, Apollod. 1.6.3 , cf. Eust. 1571.45 . a)/ndromos, on, = a)ndrw/dhs , Hdn.Gr. 1.171 . a)ndro-nome/omai, to be imperious, dub. in M.Ant. 10.19 codd. a)ndro/-pais, aidos, o(, man-boy, i. e. boy with a man's mind, of Parthenopaeus, A. Th. 533 ; of Troilus, S. Fr. 619 , cf. Ar. Fr. 53D. a)ndro-plh/qeia, h(, multitude of men, a). stratou= A. Pers. 235 . a)ndro-poio/s, o/n, making manly, Plu. 2.334f . a)ndro/-pornos, o(, cinaedus, Theopomp.Hist. 17 . a)ndro-porfureu/s: a)ndrokogxuleuth/s, a)nale/gwn ta\s ko/gxlsus, Hsch. a)ndro-pro/swpos, on, = sq., Hsch. a)ndro/-prw|ros, on, (prw=|ra) with man's face, Emp. 61 . a)ndro-sa/qwn, o(, (sa/qh) obscene epith. of Priapus, Phot. p.127 R., Eust. 1968.43 , AB 394 (prob.l. for -sa/nqwn), Suid. :—also a)ndro-sa/qhs, o(, ABl.c., Hsch. a)ndro/saimon, to/, (ai(=ma) a kind of St. John's wort, Hypericum perfoliatum, Dsc. 3.156 , Gal. 11.829 . = u(periko/n , Dsc. 3.154 . = a)/skuron , ib. 155 . a)ndro/sakes, ous, to/, sea-navel, Acetabularia mediterranea, Dsc. 3.133 . a)ndro/-si^nis, ios, o(, h(, hurtful to men, APl. 4.266 . a)ndro/-strofos, on, after the manner of men, e)/rga Man. 4.358 . a)ndrosu/nh, h(, = a)ndrei/a , Orac. ap. D.S. 7.12 . a)ndro-sfa^gei=on, to/, slaughter-house of men, A. Ag. 1092 (Dobree, for a)ndro\s sfagei=on). a)/ndro-sfigc, iggos, o(, sphinx with the bust of a man, not (as usually) of a woman, Hdt. 2.175 . a)ndro-sw/teira, h(, saviour of men, title of lsis, POxy. 1380.55 (Pap. a)ndras-). a)ndroth/s, h=tos, h(, manhood, Il. 16.857 , 24.6 (with first syll. shortened; v.l. a(droth=ta ). = a)ndrei/a , Phintys ap. Stob. 4.23.61 . a)ndro-tome/w, castrate, to\n pate/ra S.E. M. 1.289 . a)ndro-tu^xh/s, e/s, getting a man or husband, a). bi/otos wedded life, A. Eu. 959 (lyr.). a)ndro-fa^ge/w, eat men, v.l. for a)nqrwpof- , Hdt. 4.106 . a)ndro-fa/gos, on, eating men, *ku/klwy Od. 10.200 ; oi( *)a., a people north of the Scythians, Hdt. 4.18 , 106 , cf. Palaeph. 7 . a)ndro-fqo/ros, on, man-destroying, murderous, moi=ra Pi. Fr. 177 ; e^xidna S. Ph. 266 . proparox., a)ndro/fqoron ai=ma the blood of a slain man, Id. Ant. 1022 . a)ndro-foneu/s, e/ws, o(, = a)ndrofo/nos , Man. 2.302 . a)ndro-fone/w, slay men, h(bhdo\n a). Str. 4.6.8 : c. acc., H. Ep. 17 :— Pass. , Ph. 2.314 . a)ndro-foni/a, h(, slaying of men, Arist. EN 1107a12 , Epicur. Fr. 237 (pl.), D.H. 4.24 (pl.), Plu. Rom. 22 . a)ndro-fo/nos, on, man-slaying, Homeric epith. of Hector, Il. 24.724 , etc.; of Achilles, xei=res a). 18.317 ; homicide, Pl. Phd. 114a ; generally, murderous, a). th\n fu/sin Theopomp.Hist. 217 :—rarely exc. of slaughter in battle, but in Od. 1.261 fa/rmakon a). a murderous drug:—epith. of ai=ma, Orph. H. 65.4 . of women, murdering their husbands, Pi. P. 4.252 . as law-term, one convicted of manslaughter, homicide, Lys. 10.7 , D. 23.29 , cf. ib. 216 :—hence as a term of abuse, tou\s a). i)xquopw/las Ath. 6.228c , cf. Amphis 30 . a). *kw=nos, a landmark at Athens, IG 3.61 A ii 15 . a)ndro-fo/nths, on, o(, = a)ndreifo/nths , A. Th. 572 . a)ndro/-frwn, onos, o(, h(, man-minded, like a)ndro/boulos, gunh/ S. Fr. 943 . a)ndro-fuh/s, e/s, of human shape, Emp. 61 , Nonn. D. 36.94 . a)ndro-fukti/s, i/dos, h(, a kind of mollusc, Epich. 42 . a)ndr-o/w, change into a man, Lyc. 176 , 943 . rear up into manhood, AP 7.419 ( Mel. ), Plu. 2.490a :— Pass. , become a man, reach manhood, Hdt. 1.123 , 2.32 , Hp. Art. 58 , E. HF 42 , Ant.Lib. 13.3 , etc.: metaph., diqu/ramboi h)ndrwme/noi Macho ap. Ath. 8.341c : also in Med. , = suggene/sqai , Hsch. in Pass. , also of a woman, virum experta sum, h)ndrw/qhsan D.C. Fr. 87.3 ; h)ndrwme/nai Id. 67.3 . a)ndr-u/nw, = foreg., Ps.-Callisth. 1.13 ( Pass. ). a)ndr-w/dhs, es, manly, -e/steroi a^ndres Emp. 67 , cf. Isoc. 5.76 ( Comp. ); a). th\n fu/sin Arist EN 1171b6 ; -e/steroi ta\ h)/qh Id. Rh. 1391a22 ; a). r(uqmoi/, sxh/mata, D.H. Dem. 43 , al.; lo/goi Plu. 2.110d ; di/aita Hierocl. in CA 17p.458M. : Sup. , J. BJ 7.8.6 . Adv. -dw=s, diakei=sqai Isoc. 12.31 : Sup. -de/stata X. Mem. 4.8.1 . a)ndr-w/n, w=nos, o(, men's apartment in a house, banqueting-hall, Hdt. (v. infr., usually a)ndre/wn, e.g. Hdt. 1.34 , al., IG 14.291 (Segesta), etc.; similarly Ep. a)ndrei/wn.) eu)tra/pezoi, eu)/cenoi, A. Ag. 244 , Ch. 712 , cf. E. HF 954 , X. Smp. 1.4 , etc. a)ndr-ew/n (q.v.); Ep. a)ndr-eiw/n (q.v.). a)ndr-w/nion, to/, Dim. of foreg., IG 11(2).287 A 147 , 154 (Delos, iii B. C.). a)ndr-wni=tis, idos, h(, = a)ndrw/n , opp. gunaikwni=tis, Lys. 1.9 , X. Oec. 9.6 , IG 11(2).158 A 18 (Delos, iii B. C.): as Adj., a). e(sti/a Ph. 1.312 , al. among the Romans, passage between two courts of a house, Vitr. 6.7.5 . a)ndr-wnu^miko/n (sc. o^noma), to/, name transferred from an animal to a man, e.g. *sku/mnos, pw=los, Sch. Il. 18.319 . a)ndr-wnu/mion [u^], to/, proper name, Theognost. Can. 9 , Sch. Ar. V. 1239 . a)ndr-w=os, a, on, late form of a)ndrei=os, Muson. Fr. 3p.17H. , Gal. 2.888 , Sch. Ar. Ra. 47 , Aspasia ap. Aët. 16.18 ; distinguished by Sch. Lib. Or. 64.54 a)ndrei=a e)sqh/mata h^toi a)ndra/si pre/ponta: a)ndrw=|a de\ oi)kh/mata ta\ e)mperie/xonta a)/ndras. a)-ve/astos, on, of land, unploughed, Str. 11.4.3 . a)ne/bra^xe, (v. *bra/xw), 3 sg. aor. 2, with no pres., ta\ d' a)ne/braxe but it [the armour] clashed or rang loudly, Il. 19.13 ; ta\ d' a)ne/braxen [the door] creaked or grated loudly, Od. 21.48 ; of water, gushed roaring forth, A.R. 1.1147 . a)negga/reutos, on, = a)nagg. , free from obligation to serve as a)/ggaros. Sammelb. 4226 (ii A. D.). a)ne/ggrafos, on, of which no written evidence exists, a)dikh/mata IG 5(2).357.162 (Stymphalus, iii B. C.), cf. Sch. Pl. Ap. 19b , Suid. a)ne/gguos, on, not vouched for, not accredited, w)/rh a)., of uncertain weather, Anacr. 113 ; of an illegitimate child, no/qos kai\ a). Pl. R. 461b ; ga/moi unhallowed, E.ap.Phot. p.128R. ; of a woman, unbetrothed, unwedded, Plu. Caes. 14 , Comp.Thes.Rom. 6 , D.C. 59.12 , etc.; a). poiei=n ta\s mi/ceis D.H. 2.24 . a)neg-ei/rw, wake up, rouse, e)c u(/pnou Il. 10.138 ; e)klexe/wn Od. 4.730 ; th\n a)hdo/na Ar. Av. 208 :— Pass. , E. HF 1055 ; a)nhge/rqh X. An. 3.1.12 , AP 11.257 ( Lucill. ): poet. aor. Med. a)negro/mhn A.R. 1.522 ; a)nae/greto Maiist. 31 . metaph., wake up, raise, kw=mon Pi. I. 8(7).2 ; molph/n Ar. Ra. 370 :— Pass. , a)negeirome/na fa/ma Pi. I. 4(3).23 . metaph. also, rouse, encourage, a)ne/geira d' e(tai/rous meilixi/ois e)pe/essi Od. 10.172 ; stir, rouse the spirit of, qumoeidh= i(/ppon X. Eq. 9.6 :— Med. , take heart, Ph. 2.120 . of buildings, raise, do/mon AP 9.693a , cf. Lib. Or. 11.56 ; a)po\ qemeli/wn OGI 422 (Judaea). a)neg-e/rmwn, on, gen. onos, wakeful, ku/nes AP 9.558 ( Eryc. ). a)ne/g-ersis, ews, h(, raising up, Plu. 2.156b . waking up, ib. 378f . a)ne/g-ertos, on, not broken by waking, a). u(/pnos Arist. GA 779a3 , EE 1216a3 . a)negka/luptos, on, uncovered, Hsch. a)negkarte/rhtos, on, not to be endured, kako\n dia\ th\n poluxronio/thta Phld. Herc. 1251.4 : v. a)nekk-. a)negke/falos, on, without brain, Gal. 5.314 . a)negklh-si/a, h( , grafh\ a)negklhsi/as deed of indemnity, PLips. 29.13 (iii A. D.), etc. -ti/ [i_], Adv. of sq., Pl.Com. 231 : -tei/ Isoc. 15.28 . a)ne/gklh-tos, on, without reproach, blameless, X. HG 6.1.13 , D. Ep. 2.14 ; diafula/ttein tou\s poli/tas a). Arist. Rh. 1360a16 ; a). e(auto\n pare/xein IG 22.1271 , cf. CIG 2270.7 (Delos). Adv. -tws D. 17.2 , SIG 436 . 6 (Delph., iii B. C.), PIand. 33.14 (ii A. D.). giving no ground for dispute, a). ta\s ou)si/as pro\s a)llh/lous kataskeua/zesqai Pl. Lg. 737a . Adv. -tws, e)/xein Arist. Pol. 1321b22 . Act. in Adv. -tws uncomplainingly, Plu. 2.102e . a)ne/gkli^tos, on, unchanging, Plu. 2.393a , cf. Per. 15 . Gramm., not enclitic, A.D. Synt. 136.7 ,al. Math., not inclined, i.e. at right angles, Ptol. Alm. 1.16 . a)negko/ptws, Adv. without hesitation, of speech, Aët. 8.38 . a)negkwmi/astos, on, not praised, Isoc. 9.73 , J. AJ 4.6.13 . a^negma: ai)/nigma ( Tarent. ), Hsch. a)ne/gromai, late poet. form for a)negei/romai, formed from the aor. a)nhgro/mhn, Opp. H. 2.204 , Q.S. 5.610 . a)negxw/rhtos, on, impossible, Sch. Hermog. in Rh. 7.135 W. a)neda/fistos [da^], on, not levelled, gh= Arist. Pr. 934b22 . a)ne/dhn, Adv., (a)ni/hmi) let loose, freely, without restraint, Pl. Prt. 342c , S. Ph. 1153 (lyr.); a). feu/gein flee pell-mell, A. Supp. 14 ; th=s pompei/as th=s a). gegenhme/nhs D. 18.11 ; a). bakxeu/ein AP 6.172 ; a). kai\ w(s e)/tuxe Ael. NA 3.9 . licentiously, violently, Plb. 15.20.3 . without more ado, simply, absolutely, Pl. Grg. 494e ; straightforwardly, a). e)rwta=n Ps.- Alex. Aphr.inSE 101.22 . a)ne/drastos, on, without firm foundation, ba/sis, of a rhetorical period, D.H. Comp. 22 ; dro/mos IG 7.2543 (Thebes); of a bandage, liable to slip, Gal. 18(2).379 ; unsteady, ib. 819 , cf. Plu. 2.654a , Procl. in Prm. p.794 S., in Ti. 3.122D. Adv. -tws, gloss on a)ne/dhn , Sch. Philum. ap. Orib. 45.29.14 . a)ne/ednos, on, v. a)na/ednos. *a)ne/zw, pres. not found, set upon, e)s di/fron a)ne/santes Il. 13.657 ; ei)s eu)nh\n a)ne/saimi 14.209 , cf. 1.310 (tm.); restore to one's place. ou)k oi)=d' h)\ ke/n m' a)ne/sei qeo/s Od. 18.265 :— Pass. , sit upright, a)na\ d' e(/zeto sigh= A.R. 1.1170 , 4.1332 . a)neqe/lhtos, on, unwished for, unwelcome, e)pi\ sumforh\n e)ne/pese a)neqe/lhton Hdt. 7.88 ; a). gi/netai/ ti ib. 133 . a)neq-i/zomai, become used to a thing, D.L. 2.96 . a)neq-iste/on, one must accustom, Dam. Pr. 3 . a)ne/qistos, on, unaccustomed, po/noi Hp. Vict. 2.66 ; i/era/ D.H. 2.73 . a)nei/deos, on, (ei=dos) formless, u(/lh Placit. 1.2.3 , cf. Ph. 1.417 , al., Plot. 1.8.3 , al., Ael. NA 2.56 ; u(/lh without specific difference, Dam. Pr. 425 ; of persons, mikra/ tis kai\ a)nei/deos Aen.Gaz. Thphr. p.62B. a)neidwlo/plhktos, on, not afflicted by ghosts, PMag.Par. 1.1063 . a)neidwlopoi-e/w, represent in imagery, of poets, Plu. 2.1113a ; form a mental image of, imagine, ta\ mh\ o)/nta w(s o)/nta Ph. 2.59 , cf. S.E. P. 3.155 :— Med. , Placit. 5.2.3 :— Pass. , ta\ a)neidwlopoiou/mena me/tra patterns conceived in the mind, Longin. 14.1 . a)neidwlopoi/-hsis, ews, h(, S.E. P. 3.189 . a)neika/zomai, Med. , represent satirically, Cratin. 63 (dub.). a)neikaio/ths, htos, h(, levelheadedness, discretion, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.40 , Arr. Epict. 3.2.2 , D.L. 7.46 . a)nei/kastos, on, unattainable by conjecture, immense, boh/ LXX 3 Ma. 1.28 ; plh=qos Ps.-Callisth. 3.20 ; incomparable, stratiw/ths Polem. Call. 50 ; f.l. for a)nh/kestos , D. 8.46 . incapable of artistic representation, D.Chr. 12.59 . a)neikh/s, e/s, uncontested, v.l. for a)eikh/s , Il. 12.435 . a)neiki/a, h(, Pythag. , = penta/s , as reconciling the feud of odd and even ( 3 + 2 ), Theol.Ar. 27 ,al.; cf. a)niki/a. also = e)nnea/s , ib. 57 . a)neiko/nistos, on, not registered with personal description, BGU 258.9 (ii A. D.). a)/neikos, on, without demur, fo/ron a)/. telei=n CIG 2693e11 (Cyzicus). a)neilei/quia, h(, without the aid of Eileithyia, a). w)di/nwn loxia=n never having invoked her aid in childbirth, E. Ion 453 , cf. Eust. 1861.44 . a)neil-e/w, roll up or crowd together, polemi/ous Philostr. VA 2.11 :— Pass. , crowd or throng together, a)neilhqe/ntes ei^s ti xwri/on Th. 7.81 ; ai( me/littai . . au)tou= a)neilou=ntai Arist. HA 627b12 ; of wind pent in the bowels, v.l. in Hp. Prog. 11 ; pneu=ma - ou/menon Epicur. Ep. 2p.46U. ; of sound, Arist. Aud. 804a20 ; a)neilei=tai h( glw=ssa is kept within bounds, Plu. 2.503c . unroll, ib. 109d . a)nei/l-hma, atos, to/, rolling up: in pl., flatulent colic, Hp. VM 22 . scroll, Aristeas 177 (pl.). a)nei/l-hsis, ews, h(, = foreg., Hp. Epid. 3.8 . penning up, confinement, pneu/matos Epicur. Ep. 2p.44U. twisting of the body, in gymnastic exercises, Aret. CD 1.2 , 2.13 . a)neiligme/nws, Adv. pf. part. Pass. of a)neli/ssw, explicitly, opp. sunespeirame/nws, Herm. in Phdr. p.137A. , cf. Phlp. inPh. 20.5 ; [ yuxh\mete/xei qeou=] a). Anon. Incred. 21 . a)nei/licis, ews, h(, reversal of motion, Pl. Plt. 270d , 286b . a)neili/ssw, v. a)neli/ssw. a)nei/llw or a)nei/lw, = a)neile/w :—in Pass. , shrink up or back, Pl. Smp. 206d . a)neiluspa=sqai: a)nar<r>ixa=sqai, Hsch. a)nei/lustos, on, accompanied with gripes, stro/foi Aret. SD 2.3 . a)neima/rqai, pf. inf. Pass. , = ou)x ei(ma/rqai not to be decreed by fate, dub. in Placit. 1.27.4 (a)neimarta/ Diels). a)nei/masqos: a)/fqoros, a)/plhstos, Hsch. a)neime/nws, Adv. pf. part. Pass. of a)ni/hmi, at ease, carelessly, a)rgw=s kai\ a). X. Mem. 2.4.7 ; a). diaita=sqai without restraint, freely, Th. 2.39 ; pi/nein X. Cyr. 4.5.8 ; zh=n Arist. EN 1114a5 ; a). poiei=sqai tou\s lo/gous frankly, Isoc. 8.41 ; kathgori/an tino\s poih/sasqai a). openly, Aristid. 2.116J. ; in a milder form, Dsc. 2.153 , 5.159 . without accent, opp. perispwme/nws, o)cuto/nws, Anon. inSE 8.23 . a)/neimi, in Att. serving as fut. to a)ne/rxomai, and a)nh/|ein, Ep. a)nh/i+on, as impf.:— go up, a(/m' h)eli/w| a)nio/nti at sun-rise, Il. 18.136 , cf. Hdt. 3 . 85 ; a)nh/i+on e)s periwph/n I went up a hill, Od. 10.146 , cf. Pl. R. 614d ; gh= d' a)/neis' ei)s ai)qe/ra E. Fr. 687 ; i(drw\s a)nh/ei xrwti/ came up upon the skin, S. Tr. 767 : metaph., reach, attain to, ei)s problh/mata Pl. R. 531c : Medic., e)pi\ ta\s s/ raised the dose to six cotylae, Ruf. ap. Aët. 5.84 . sail up, i.e. out to sea, e)k *troi/hs a)nio/nta qoh=| su\n nhi/+ Od. 10.332 ; po/nton a)nh/i+on A.R. 4.238 . go up inland (v. supr. 1), esp. go up into Central Asia, h( a\ggeli/h a)nh/ie para\ to\n basile/a Hdt. 5.108 ; e)k *peiraiw=s Pl. R. 439e , etc.; ei)s a)/stu *falhro/qen Id. Smp. 172a . come forth, Ael. NA 11.33 . to be promoted, ei)s *)a/reion pa/gon Hyp. Fr. 138 , Lexap. D. 24.22 . a)nio/nta kai\ katio/nta pro/swpa ascendants and descendants, Just. Nov. 117.7 , 118 Pr. approach, esp. as a suppliant, a)/neisi pa/i+s e)s patro\s e(tai/rous Il. 22.492 , 499 . go back, return, freq. in Od. , e)c *ai)qio/pwn a)niw/n 5.282 ; a). e)pi\ to\n pro/teron lo/gon Hdt. 1.140 , cf. 7.239 ; qala/sshs e)s te/kna Pl.Com. 173.11 ; without Prep., pa/lin de\ tw=nd' a)/neimi/ soi ge/nos genus repetam, E. Heracl. 209 . a)nei/mwn, on, gen. onos, (ei(=ma) without clothing, unclad, Od. 3.348 . a)neinw=s: oi)ktrw=s, Hsch. a)nei=pon, aor. with no pres. in use, a)nagoreu/w being used instead; imper. a)neipa/tw IG 22.1186.19 , but -e/tw ib. 1247.13 :—announce, proclaim, esp. by herald, a). tina/ proclaim conqueror, Pi. P. 1.32 , 10.9 ; ste/fanon IG 12(5).129.33 (Paros, cf. Docum. ap. D. 18.55 ; tw=| a)peiqou=nti pa/nta ta\ xalepa\ a)nei=pen X. Cyr. 4.2.35 ; to\n no/mon a)/neipe Herod. 2.42 : c. acc. et inf., make proclamation that . ., tou\s gewrlou\s a)pie/nai Ar. Pax 550 ; kh/rugma to/de a)neipw/n . . to\n me\n boulo/menon . . me/nein ktl. Th. 4.105 ; also ei)/ tis ei)/h . . e)kfai/nesqai X. Cyr. 4.5.56 : abs., proclaim, give notice, in law-courts, theatres, etc., a)nei=pen o( kh=ruc, ei)/ tis bou/letai . . cummaxei=n, ti/qesqai ta\ o(/pla Th. 2.2 , cf. Pl. R. 580b , etc.; o( d' a)nei=pen, ei)/sag', w)= *qe/ogni, to\n xoro/n Ar. Ach. 11 ; e)n tw=| bouleuthri/w| a). Docum. ap. D.l.c. supr.: simply, say aloud, tw=| de\ a)nei=pen e)/ndoqen, "ei)s ko/rakas" Luc. Alex. 46 .— Pass. , aor. a)nerrh/qhn, a)narrhqei\s h(gemw/n X. HG 1.4.20 , etc.; a)narrhqe/ntos e)n tw=| qea/trw| tou= stefa/nou D. 18.83 , cf. ib. 149 ; to\n e)n th=| e)kklhsi/a ste/fanon a)narrhqe/nta Aeschin. 3.47 : fut. a)narrhqh/setai ib. 147 : pf. imper. a)neirh/sqw let the proclamation be taken as made, Pl. R. 58o c. call upon, invoke, qeou/s Plu. Comp.Thes.Rom. 6 . a)nei/rgw, keep back, restrain, used by Hom. always in Ep. impf., *trw/wn a)ne/erge fa/laggas Il. 3.77 ; ma/xhn a)ne/ergon o)pi/ssw 17.752 ; so a). to\n qumo/n Pl. Lg. 731d ; tou\s stratiw/tas X. HG 7.1.31 ; tai=s timwri/ais tou\s a(marta/nontas D.H. Is. 8 ; tina\s a)po\ pra/cews Porph. Abst. 1.7 : c. acc. et inf., a). mh\ diaski/snasqai th\n a)ge/lhn Luc. D Deor. 20.5 :—f.l. in X. Cyr. 5.4.45 (leg. a)neirme/nois). force back, D.H. 3.32 . a)neiresi/an: ou)si/an pollh/n, Hsch. a)nei/reton: a)parai/thton, Id. a)/neircis, ews, h(, restraint, Plu. 2.584e . a)nei/romai, used by Hom. only in pres., whereas Att. prefer a)nerwta/w: but Trag. (in lyr.) use aor. a)nhro/mhn S. Aj. 314 , inf. a)nere/sqai Id. OT 1304 ; Pl. Men. 85c has fut. a)nerh/somai, and Hsch. gives a)nhrh/meqa: h)rwth/qhmen: c. acc. pers., inquire of, question, o(/te ken dh/ s' au)to\s a)nei/rhtai e)pe/essi Od. 4.420 ; so mh/ m' a)ne/rh| ti/s ei)mi S. OC 210 , cf. Aj. 314 , Pl. Ap. 20a , etc. c. acc. rei, ask about, th/nde te gai=an a)nei/reai Od. 13.238 : in Prose also peri/ tinos Pl. Men. 74c . c. dupl. acc., o(/ m' a)nei/reai what thou inquirest of me, Il. 3.177 ; a)nh/ret' . . xairefw=nta *swkra/ths yu/llan o(po/sous a(/lloito . . po/das Ar. Nu. 145 , cf. Pl. Smp. 173b , etc. a)neiru/w, poet. and Ion. for a)neru/w. a)nei/rw, (v. ei^rw) fasten on or to, string, a)nei/ras [ta\ w)=ta] peri\ to\n xalino/n Hdt. 3.118 ; a). ta\ kre/a fasten upon a spit, Pl.Com. 201 ; e)nw/tia a)rgura= a)neirme/na IG 11(2).161 B 61 (Delos); a). stefa/nous twine or wreathe them, Ar. Ach. 1006 ; tri/xas belo/nh| D.C. 51.14 . a)nei=sal: e)reunh=sai, zhth=sai, Hsch. a)nei/saktos, on, not initiated, = a)mu/htos , Iamb. VP 17.75 ; applied by Stoics to their opponents, Stoic. 2.250 . a)neisodi/astos, on , e)/stai de\ a)/praton kai\ a). dub.l. in IGRom. 4.1475 (Smyrna; prob. a)nec- inalienable). a)nei/sodos, on, without entrance or access, Plu. Dio 7 , Pyrrh. 29 . a)nei/spraktos, on, free from pecuniary liability, BGU 1133.13 (i B. C.), POxy. 270 , 286 . a)neisfor-i/a, h(, exemption from taxation, SIG 612 B 3 (Delph., ii B. C.), Jahresh. 14 Beibl. 126 (Tralles), Plu. Eum. 4 , IPE 2.36.2 , BGU 1074.4 (quoting Hadrian's decree), etc. a)nei/sfor-os, on, exempt from taxation, tw=n ei)s ta\ stratiwtika\ a)naliskome/nwn D.H. 5.22 , cf. Plu. Cam. 2 , IG 14.951 , J. AJ 13.6.7 . a)ne/kaqen, before a cons. a)nei/sfor-qe ( Hdt. 6.128 codd.), Adv. of Place (cf. a)neka/s), from above, A. Ch. 427 , Eu. 369 (lyr.); ta)ne/kaqen r(ei= e)k . . Hdt. 4.57 ; cf. a)/gkaqen. of Time, from the first, e)o/ntes a). *pu/lioi being Pylians by origin, Id. 5.65 , cf. 7.221 ; more often with the Art., gegono/tes to\ a). a)po\ *ai)gu/ptou 2.43 , cf. 6.128 ; ge/nos e)o/ntes ta\ a). *gefurai=oi 5.55 , cf. 1.170 , 6.35 ; ta\ a). lamproi/ of ancestral renown, 6.125 ; po/lis a). suggeni/s OGI 566 (Lycia). a). kathgorei=n narrate from the beginning, Plb. 2.35.10 , 5.16.6 . a)ne/kairen: a)neba/lleto, a)nh/rxeto, a)nefe/reto, Hsch. a)neka/s, Adv. upwards, o(/tan . . moi=ra pe/mph| a). o)/lbon Pi. O. 2.22 ; a)spi/da fe/rein . . a). e)s to\n ou)rano/n Ar. V. 18 , cf. Fr. 188 ; [ tre/pein] to\n au)xe/n' e)k gh=s a). Crates Com. 10 ; a). d' e)ph/rw to\ ske/los Eup. 50 , cf. Pherecr. 169 (Valck.); ei)s to\ a). Hp. Mul. 1.1 . ( Plu. Thes. 33 wrongly derives the name of the *)/anakes from this word, to\ ga\r a)/nw tou\s *)attikou\s a)ne/kas (sic) o)noma/zein kai\ a)ne/kaqen to\ a)/nwqen, cf. Num. 13 : but -ka/s perh. as in a)ndra-ka/s (A) (q.v.), e(-ka/s : a)neka/s does not contain e(ka/s; a)neka/s: yilw=s, Phot. p. 129.13 R., i.e. not a)nheka/s.) a)nekba/llw, draw out, sko/lopas kai\ a)ki/das, of a plaster, Gal. 14.242 . a)ne/k-ba^tos, on, without outlet, xara/sra Th. 3.98 ; *)/ai+dos eu)nh/ Opp. H. 4.392 . not 'coming off', o)/neiros, opp. a)pobai/nein, Cat.Cod. Astr. 5(3).89.31 . a)nek-bi/astos, on, not to be overpowered, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.64 , v.l. in Gell. 1.2.7 . a)ne/k-sartos, on, not skinned, and Adv. a)nekdarti/, both in Suid. a)nek-dh/mhtos, on, unpropitious for a journey, h(me/ra Plu. 2.269e . a)nek-dih/ghtos, on, indescribable, ineffable, 2 Ep.Cor. 9.15 , Hsch. , v.l. in Aristeas 99 . a)nek-di/khtos, on, unavenged, J. AJ 20.3.1 ; unpunished, PGoodsp. 15.5 ; blasfhmi/ai Just. Nov. 77.1.1 , cf. 137 Pr. a)ne/k-dotos, Arc. a)ne/sdotos SIG 306.5 (l'egea, iv B.C.), on, not given in marriage, unaffianced, of a girl, Lys. 13.45 , D. 45.74 , Is. 6.14 ; a). e)/ndon katalhra/skein Hyp. Lyc. 13 . unpublished, D.S. 1.4 , Cic. Att. 14.17.6 ; of a secret remedy, a). du/namis Philum. Ven. 10.9 . a)ne/k-dromos, on, inevitable, qw=migc AP 9.343 ( Arch. ). a)ne/k-dutos, on, not to be escaped from, to interpr. nh/dumos, Eust. 1580.13 . a)nek-qe/rmantos, on, not warmed or to be warmed, Gal. 7.189 , Orib. ap. Phot. Bibl. p.175B. Adv. -tws Antyll. ap. Orib. 9.25.27 . a)ne/k-qu^tos, on, not to be removed by sacrifice, mia/smata Corn. ND 9 (codd. a)ne/kpluta). a)nek-karte/rhtos, on, unendurable, kako/n Phld. D. 1.12 . (Less usual spelling of a)negk-, cf. a)ne/kklhtos 2 .) a)nek-klhsi/astos, on, not used for assemblies of the people, qe/atron Posidon. 41 . a)nek-klhsi/astos, on, unchallenged, of a periodoni/khs (q.v.), IG 14.1102 , 1104 . = a)ne/lklhtos. Adv. -tws GDI 1723 , 1729 (Delph.). a)ne/k-kli^tos, on, not to be evaded, Hsch. s.v. a)li/astos , Sch. Il. 2.797 . Adv. -tws unavoidably, ibid. a)nek-ko/pws, Adv. without excision (but prob. a)nekko/ptws), Heliod. ap. Orib. 50.9.5 . a)ne/k-kri^tos, on, not emptied, gasth/r Poet.deherb. 137 . a)nek-la/lhtos, on, unutterable, ineffable, 1 Ep.Pet. 1.8 , Eun. VS p.486 B. , Ar. Byz. Epit. 26.10 , Jul. Or. 5.158d . not capable of expression or calculation, du/namis Dsc. Eup.Praef.; i)dio/ths Heliod. ap. Sch. Orib. 45.2 . a)ne/k-leiptos, on, incessant, uninterrupted, Hy.p. Epit. 20 (dub.), D.S. 4.84 , PLond. 3.1166.7 (i A.D.); infinite, of divisions of space, S.E. M. 10.141 ; unfailing, LXX Wi. 7.14 , Ev.Luc. 12.33 , D.S. 1.36 , Procl. Inst. 84 . Adv. -tws D.S. 18.50 , Heroap. Procl. Hyp. 4.75 . a). ma=za, in Alchemy, of the asem alloy, PHolm. 2.17 , PLeid.X. 7 and 39 . a)ne/k-lektos, on, not carefully chosen, o)no/mata D.H. Comp. 3 . -lht[. .]: e)cai/resin poiei=sqai (Rhod.), Hsch. a)nek-li^ph/s, e/s, = a)ne/kleiptos , LXX Wi. 7.14 , 8.18 . a)nek-lo/gistos, neut. pl. as Adv., -ista without reckoning, BGU 183.24 (i A.D.): regul. Adv. -tws, pi/nein Pherecr. 143.1 . a)ne/k-lu^tos, on, indissoluble, Just. Nov. 39 Pr. a)ne/k-niptos, on, indelible, Poll. 1.44 . a)nek-pi/mplhmi, fill up or again, f.l. in X. An. 3.4.22 . a)ne/k-plhktos, on, undaunted, intrepid, Pl. Tht. 165b , Hyp. Fr. 117 ; u(po\ kakw=n Pl. R. 619a :— to\ -o/taton X. Ages. 6.7 . Adv. a)ne/k-tws Plu. 2.260c , Hierocl. in CA 10p.434M. Act. , making no impression, le/cis Plu. 2.7a . a)nek-plhci/a, h(, imperlurbability, Pl. Def. 412c . a)nek-plh/rwtos, on, incapable of fulfilment, ta)gaqo\n<ou)k>-ton Phld. D. 1.12 . a)ne/k-plu^tos, on, indelible, Pl. Ti. 26c , Poll. 1.44 . a)nek-poi/htos, on, not alienated, of property, pra/gmata Just. Nov. 22.20.2 , cf. 22.39 . a)nek-praci/a, h(, non-effect, Sch. A. Th. 843 . a)nek-pu/htos, on, not suppurating, Hp. Aph. 5.20 , Ruf. ap. Orib. 7.26.21 ; dakruw/dhs kai\ a). exuding serum instead of pus, Hp. Fract. 25 . a)nek-pu/rwtos, not set on fire, Olymp. in Mete. 12.25 . a)ne/k-pustos, on, not found out by inquiry, J. AJ 17.11.2 . a)nekte/os, a, on, to be borne, a)nekte/a (sc. e)sti ta/de) S. OC 883 ; a)nekte/a ta/de (restored for a)nekta/) Ar. Lys. 477 : a)nekte/on, Clearch. 4 . a)nektiko/s, h/, o/n, (a)ne/xomai) enduring, patient, tw=n i)diwtw=n M.Ant. 1.9 ; tino/s Arr. Epict. 2.22.36 . Adv. -kw=s Hierocl. inCA 12p.447M. a)ne/ktitos, on, unpaid, xre/os D.Chr. 12.43 . a)ne/ktomos, on, not castrated, entire, prob. in Philotim. ap. Orib. 2.69.3 . a)nekto/s, o/n, later h/, o/n IGRom. 4.293 ii 4 (Pergam.), D.L. 2.36 : Aeol. o)/nektos Alc. Supp. 27.9 :— bearable, sufferable, tolcrable, mostly with a neg. (like a)nasxeto/s) , loi/gia e)/rga . . ou)d' e)/t' a)vekta/ Il. 1.573 ; xreiw\ . . ou)ke/t' a)nekto/s 10.118 , Thgn. 1195 , etc.: so mostly in Att. , ou)k a)nekto/n A. Ag. 1364 ; ou)k a)nekta/ S. Ant. 282 , etc.; or with a question, h)= tau=ta dh=t' a)nekta/; Id. OT 429 ; tauti\ dh=t' a)ne/kt' a)kou/ein; Ar. Th. 563 :—ou)k a)nekto/n [e)sti] foll. by inf., with or without mh\ ou), Pl. Tht. 154c , 181b ; to\ me\n ou)k a). e)moi\ . . gi/gne<*>qai Id. Lg. 861d . without a neg., to\ me\n kai\ a)nekto\n e)/xei kako/n that can be endured, Od. 20.83 ; a). xou)=tos h)=n o(/mws e)moi/ Pherecr. 145.13 ; a)nekta\ paqei=n Th. 7.77 ; me/xri tou=de a)nektoi\ oi( e)/painoi e)s o(/son . . Id. 2.35 ; panti\ tro/py o(/stis kai\ o(pwsou=n a)nekto/s in any tolerable manner whatsoever, Id. 8.90 ; a). ti le/gein Isoc. 8.65 ; sumbi/wsin -o/n Phld. Ir. p.78W. ; a)nekto/tera more tolerable, Cic. Att. 12.45.2 ; a)nekto/teron e)/stai tini/ Ev.Matt. 10.15 , 11.22 , etc.: Sup. , Phld. Rh. 2.226S. of persons, mo/gis a)nektoi/ Lys. 22.20 , cf. D. Ep. 3.13 . Adv. -tw=s, in Hom. always ou)ke/t' a)nektw=s, Od. 9.350 , etc.; ou)k a)nektw=s e)/xei it is not to be borne, X. HG 7.3.1 : without neg., Phld. D. 3 Fr. 2 , Oec. p.31J. a)nekto/ths, htos, h(, endurableness, Gloss. a)ne/k-triptos, on, indelible, Poll. 1.44 . a)ne/k-fantos ( v.l. -fatos ), on, not to be revealed or uttered, i.e. mystical, obscure, Procl. in Prm. p.549S. , in Ti. 3.169D. Adv. -tws Id. in Prm. p.589 S. , cf. Eust. 382.9 . a)ne/k-feuktos, on, not to be escaped, inevitable, D.S. 20.54 , Plu. 2.166e , Corn. ND 13 , Phld. Ir. p.79 W. a)nek-foi/thtos, on, not proceeding or emanating: hence, inseparable from . ., ta\ me/rh tw=n o(/lwn Procl. inTi. 1.6 D., in Prm. p.634 S. ; tou= o(/lou Dam. Pr. 289 ; tou= e(uo/s ib. 59 ; a)po\ [th=s ou)si/as] ib. 66 ; e(auth=s Eustr. in EN 40.8 . a)ne/k-foros, on, not to be brought to light, Iamb. VP 32.226 , Poll. 5.147 . Medic., a)ne/kfora pa/nta gi/gnetai there is a general stoppage (of intestinal obstruction), Archig. ap. Aët. 9.28 . a)ne/k-frastos, on, inexpressible, unutterable, Procl. in Prm. p.549S. not visiting, tw=n e)kei= Syrian. in Metaph. 109.25 . a)nek-fw/nhtos, on: in Gramm., a)nekfw/nhta unpronounced letters, as i subscriptum, EM 203.7 . a)nek-xu/mwtos, on, not drained of juices, Gal. 13.194 . a)ne/laios, on, without oil, Thphr. CP 2.3.8 ; without olives, Str. 17.1.35 . a)ne/latos, on, = a)nh/latos , Olymp. in Mete. 326.38 . a)nela/ttwtos, on, undiminished, Procl. in Alc. p.16C. Adv. -tws Id. Inst. 27 . a)ne/leg-ktos, on, not cross-questioned, safe from being questioned, Th. 5.85 ; h( glw=tta a). h(mi=n e)/stai, h( de\ frh\n ou)k a). Pl. Tht. 154d , cf. Phlb. 41b . not refuted, e)a=n tina\ a). Id. Grg. 467a ; i(/na moi kai\ a). h( mantei/a ge/noito irrefutable, Id. Ap. 22a , cf. Ti. 29b . Adv. -tws, lego/menon without refutation or reply, Plu. CG 10 . of persons also, without trial, a). diafugei=n Th. 6.53 . a)neleg-ci/a, h(, irrefutableness, Stoic. 2.39 . a)nele/g-xw, convince, convict utterly, E. Ion 1470 . a)neleh/mwn, on, gen. onos, merciless, without mercy, Arist. Rh. Al. 1442a13 , Ep.Rom. 1.31 , Cat.Cod.Astr. 2.173 :—also a)nhleh/mwn, Nicoch. 20 ; and in AB 400 a)nelh/mwn. Adv. a)nelehmo/nws, a)pole/sqai Antipho 1.25 , LXX Jb. 6.21 . a)neleh/s, e/s, = sq. Adv. -tw=s mercilessly, PLips. 39.12 (iv A.D.). a)nele/htos, on, without pity, Arist. Phgn. 808b1 ; ei)s a)delfo/n Lib. Decl. 47.32 . a)neleli/cw, shake and rouse, Opp. C. 4.302 . a)ne/leos, on, unmerciful, Ep.Jac. 2.13 . a)neleuqer-i/a, h(, illiberality of mind, servility, joined with kolakei/a, Pl. Smp. 183b , R. 590b , etc. esp. in money matters, stinginess, X. Cyr. 8.4.32 , Arist. EN 1107b10 , 1121b13 , etc. a)neleuqe/r-ios, on, = a)neleu/qeros , Asp. inEN 101.14 . a)neleuqer-io/ths, htos, h(, = a)neleuqeri/a , Arist. MM 1192a8 . a)neleu/qer-os, on, not free, sw=ma, of a slave, Pherecr. 8 D. ; slavish, of a shameful death, A. Ag. 1494 (lyr.); a)timi/ai Arist. Pol. 1336b12 . of actions, servile, mean, a). ei)=nai nomi/zw kakhgori/as dika/zesqai Lys. 10.2 , cf. Pl. Tht. 182c ; a). e)rgasi/ai Arist. EN 1121b33 ; paidiai/ Pol. 1336a29 . esp. in money matters, niggardly, Ar. Pl. 591 , Arist. EN 1107b13 , 1122a5 , etc. rude, unpolished, dia/lektos Ar. Fr. 685 . of animals, mean, treacherous, zw=|a a). kai\ e)pi/boula, oi(=on oi( o)/feis Arist. HA 488b16 . Adv. -rws meanly, prosaitei=n X. Ap. 9 ; zh=n Alex. 265.7 . a)ne/l-igma, atos, to/, anything rolled up, a). xai/ths a ringlet, AP 6.210 ( Philet. ), cf. 7.485 ( Diosc. ). a)ne/l-iktos, on, without turns or twists, Aret. CD 1.4 , Gal. UP 5.3 . a)ne/l-icis, ews, h(, unfolding: hence, evolution in dancing, Plu. Thes. 21 . unfolding in growth, Simp. in Ph. 632.31 . logical unfolding, exposition, ai( -ceis tw=n lo/gwn Procl. in Prm. p.542 S. , cf. Syrian. in Metaph. 97.4 , Prisc.Lyd. 34.23 ; h( maqhmatikh\ e)pisth/mh gnw=si/s e)sti . . dieco/dois tisi\ xrwme/nh kai\ a)neli/cesin Iamb. Comm.Math. 1 . a)nel-i/ssw, Att. a)neli/ttw, Ep. and Ion. a)neili/ssw: (v. e(li/ssw):— unroll, a)gaqi/da Pherecyd. 148 J. : but mostly, unroll a book, Arist. Pr. 914a26 ( Pass. ); read, interpret it, X. Mem. 1.6.14 ; lo/gon Pl. Phlb. 15e . unravel, 'explicate', to\ sunespeirame/non th=s noera=s e)pibolh=s Procl. inEuc. p.4F. , cf. Prisc.Lyd. 34.23 ; a)neiligme/nos o(rismo/s explicit definition, Simp. in Ph. 276.28 . cause to move backward, po/da E. Or. 171 . roll back, i.e. counteract, a)neli/ttousai sfai=rai Arist. Metaph. 1074a2 , cf. Simp. in Cael. 32.17 ,al., Procl. Hyp. 4.98 , TheoSm. p.180H. : metaph., o(/pws a)\n stre/fh| kai\ a)neli/tth| to\n bi/on o( qeo/s Plu. Num. 14 :— Med. , reverse the direction of motion, Arist. GA 741b21 :— Pass. , to be counteracted, Id. Metaph. 1074a7 ; mi/an d' a)neli/sset' a)moibh/n Opp. H. 1.420 ; glw=ss' a)nelissome/nh moving glibly, Ar. Ra. 827 . intr., pneu/mat' a)neili/ssonta Nic. Al. 596 . a)nelkh/s, e/s, free from ulceration, Hp. Off. 18 . a)nelko/omai, Pass. , suppurate afresh, Hp. Mul. 2.122 , Morb. 1.21 , Cass. Pr. 9 . a)/nelktos, on, inextensible, Arist. Mete. 385a16 , 386b14 . a)nelkto/s, o/n, up-drawn, a). o)fru/si, Prob. of Pericles, Cratin. 355 . a)ne/lkustos, on, incapable of being pulled, u(po\ fantasi/as Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.40 . a)ne/lkw, draw up, ta/lanta . . a)ne/lkei holds them up (in weighing), 1l . 12.434 ; a)nelku/sai nau=s haul them up high and dry, Hdt. 7.59 , Th. 6.44 ; nh=es a)nelkusme/nai Hdt. 9.98 ; dokou\s a). Th. 2.76 ; haul up a sail, Epicr. 10 . drag up, drag out, a)nelku/sai ei)s to\ fw=s Ar. Pax 307 ; ka<*>|t' a)nelku/sas e)rwta=| having dragged him into open court, Id. Ach. 687 ; ta\ paida/ri' eu)du\s a)ne/lkei drags them into the witness-box, Id. V. 568 : — Med. , a)ne/lkesqai tri/xas tear one's own hair, Il. 22.77 :— Pass. , ku/na xersi\n a)nelkomenon D.P. 790 . draw back, o( de\ to/cou ph=xun a)/nelken (in act to shoot) Il. 11.375 , cf. Od. 21.128 :— Med. , e)/gxos a)nelko/menon drawing back his spear [out of the corpse], ib. 22.97 ; to/con a)ne/lketai toceuth/s Arat. 305 :— Pass. , pf. part. a)neilkusme/nos Procl. Hyp. 7.39 . a)ne/lkwsis, ews, h( , (a)nelko/omai' suppuration, Cass. Pr. 9 . a)nelkwtos, on, without ulcers, Dsc. 2.32 , Aret. SD 1.12 ; karkinw/mata, -krupta/, Leonid. ap. Aët. 16.42 , cf. 15.14 , Aret. SD 2.11 . a)ne/lleiptos, on, unfailing, pro\s ta\s u(phresi/as Inscr.Prien. 113.90 (i B.C.). Adv. a)ne/l-ws ceaselessly, IG 14.2498 (Nemausus). a)ne/llhn, hnos, o(, h(, un-Greek, outlandish, o(/milon a)ne/llhna sto/lon A. Supp. 234 (a)nellhno/stolon Bothe). a)nellh/nistos, on, not Grecian, S.E. M. 1.181 , Phryn. 300 , EM 777.53 . a)nelli^ph/s, e/s, unfailing, unceasing, a). parasxei=n th\n a)gora/n SIG 799.17 (Cyzicus), cf. Ael. VH 1.33 ; of rivers, Poll. 3.103 . Adv. -pw=s Plu. 2.495c , S.E. M. 8.439 , CIG(add.) 2775b (Aphrodisias). not lacking, tino/s OGI 194 : abs., lacking nothing, Plot. 5.8.7 . Adv. = a)peri/ttws, shmai/nein mean exactly, Alex.Aphr. in Top. 43.3 .—Also spelt a)nelleiph/s Eutoc. in Archim. 3.114.16 H., Ammon. in APr. 32.22 . a)nelli/pous, lame, Hsch. a)/nelpis, idos, o(, h(, without hope, swthri/as E. IT 487 . a)nelpist-e/w, despair, Suid. a)nelpist-i/a, h(, hopelessness, Ascl. Tact. 5.2 , Sch. Th. 2.51 ; non-expectation, Onos. 10.20 . a)ne/lpist-os, on, unhoped for, Heraclit. 18 ; fugh/ A. Supp. 330 ; qau=ma S. Tr. 673 ; e)/rgon Th. 6.33 ; tu/xh E. Hel. 412 ; to\ a). tou= bebai/ou the hopelessness of attaining any certainty, Th. 3.83 ; ta\ a). Arist. Rh. 1383a8 ; ou)k a). moi ge/gonen to\ gegono/s Pl. Ap. 36a . Adv. -tws unexpectedly, ge/gonen a). me/gas Decr. ap. D. 18.182 , cf. Plu. Pel. 4 . Act. , of persons, having no hope, hopeless, Hp. Aph. 7.47 , Prog. 19 ; a). de\qano/ntes Theoc. 4.42 : c. inf., a). swqh/sesqai Th. 8.1 ; a). e)pigene/sqai a)/n tina sfi/sipole/mion not expecting that . ., Id. 3.30 ; a). tou= e(lei=n X. Cyn. 7.9 ; a). e)/s tina Th. 6.17 ; a). katasth=sai/ tini w(s . . Id. 3.46 . Adv. -tws, e)/xei he is in despair, Pl. Phlb. 36b . of things or conditions, leaving no hope, desperate, bi/otos S. El. 186 (lyr.), Th. 5.102 ; pro\s to\ a). trapo/menoi Id. 2.51 ; a). ou)de/n [e)sti], c. acc. et inf., it is nowise unreasonable to expect that . ., And. 4.24 : Comp. , ta\ e)k th=s gh=s a)nelpisto/tera o)/nta Th. 7.4 . Adv. -tws, nouse/ein Aret. CA 2.5 . a)ne/lutros, on, unsharded, of bees, wasps, etc., opp. koleo/ptera (beetles), Arist. HA 490a15 , 532a24 , al. a)nemafe/ths, ou, o(, wind-releaser, PMag.Par. 1.1363 . a)ne/mba^tos, on, inaccessible, Eratosth. Fr. 16.14 , D.H. 1.3 ; a). drumw=na Babr. 45.11 ; of a river, skafe/essin a). AP 9.641 ( Agath. ): metaph., h( ou)si/a tw=n pragma/twn a). Ocell. 1.15 ; bele/essin a). AP 5.233.3 (Paul. Sil.). not to be trodden, of a spot struck by a thunderbolt. Plu. Pyrrh. 29 . Act. , not going to or visiting, AP 9.287 ( Apollonid. ). a)neme/shtos, on, (ne/mesis) not incurring the wrath of God, Pl. Cra. 401a : ei)-hton ei)pei=n Id. Smp. 195a ; also, not liable to blame, a). [e)sti] . . tini/, c. inf., Id. Tht. 175e , Aeschin. 3.66 , Epicur. Fr. 161 ,etc. Adv. -tws Pl. Lg. 684e . a)n-e/metos or a)n-h/metos, on, without vomiting, Hp. Prorrh. 1.85 , Epid. 2.3.1 . Adv. -tws Coac. 546 . a)neme/w, vomit up, Hp. Prorrh. 1.31 , Arist. HA 594a29 , al.: metaph., Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.243 . a)ne/mhtos, on, not distributed, ou)si/a Aeschin. 1.102 , D. 44.10 ; undivided, Max.Tyr. 35.7 . Act. , having no share, Plu. Cat.Mi. 26 . a)nem-i/a, h( , (a)/nemos) = e)mpneuma/twsis , flatulence, Hp. Epid. 2.5.5 . a)nem-iai=os, on, windy, w)|o\n a)nemiai=on a wind-egg, Arar. 6 , Com.Adesp. 5 D. , Ath. 2.57e ; a)/gona kai\ a). e)/kgona yuxh=s Them. Or. 32.356a . metaph., empty, vain, go/nimon h)\ a). Pl. Tht. 151e ; a). te kai\ yeu=dos ib. 161a ; a). e)lpi/s Alciphr. 1.21 . a)nem-i/zomai, Pass. , to be driven with the wind, Ep.Jac. 1.6 , Sch. Od. 12.336 : Act. in Hsch. s.v. a)nayu=cai. a)ne/m-ios, on, f.l. for a)nemiai=os in Ph. 1.96 , cf. Hsch. a)nemo/-dartos, on, stripped by the wind, Eust. 1095.12 . a)nemo/-dromos, on, running with the wind, swift as the wind, Luc. VH 1.13 . a)nemo/-eis [a_], v. h)nemo/eis. a)nemo-epa/kths, ou, o(, wind-bringer, PMag.Par. 1.1360 . a)nemo-za/lh [za^], h(, strong surging sea, Sch. Od. 5.1 (pl.), Id. E. Ph. 1154 . a)nemo-koi=tai, oi(, wind-lullers, sorcerers at Corinth, Eust. 1645.42 , Hsch. a)nemo-ma^xi/a, h(, meeting of contrary winds, Lyd. Mens. 4.13 . a)nemo/-omai, Pass. , to be filled with wind, Pl. Ti. 83d ; h)nemwme/nos th\n tri/xa with hair floating in the wind, Callistr. Stat. 14 ; h)nemwme/nh pteroi=s Lyc. 1119 : of the sea, to be raised by the wind, AP 13.12 ( Hegesipp. ). to be inflated, swollen, Hp. Nat.Mul. 64 : metaph., h)nemw=sqai peri/ ti to be eager for . ., Ael. NA 11.7 . a)nemo-poio/s, windcreating, PMag.Lond. 121.776 . a)nemo/-pous, oun, gen. odos, with feet swift as the wind, EM 20.6 . a)/nemos [a^], o(, wind, pe/teto pnoih=| a)ne/moio Il. 12.207 ; a)ne/mwn a)ta/lantoi a)e/llh| 13.795 ; w)=rsen . . a)ne/moio qu/ellan 12.253 ; a)ne/moio . . deino\s a)h/ths 15.626 , cf. 14.254 ; a)ne/mwn a)me/garton a)u+tmh/n Od. 11.407 , etc.; a)ne/mwn pneu/mata Hdt. 7.16 .a/, E. HF 102 ; r(ipai/ S. Ant. 137.930 (both lyr.); a)h/mata A. Eu. 905 ; au)=rai E. Med. 838 ; pnoiai/ Ar. Av. 1396 ; a)ne/mwn fqo/ggos Simon. 37.10 ; a)ne/mou katio/ntos mega/lou a gale having come on, Th. 2.25 ; a)ne/mou <*>cai/fnhs a)selgou=s genome/nou Eup. 320 ; a)/nemos kata\ bore/an e(sthkw/s the wind being set in the north, Th. 6.104 ; a)ne/mois fe/resqai paradido/nai ti cast a thing to the winds, E. Tr. 419 , cf. A.R. 1.1334 ; kat' a)/nemon sth=nai stand to leeward, Arist. HA 541a26 , cf. Plu. 2.972a ; kat' a)/nemon kai\ r(ou=n nh/xesqai ib. 979c : metaph., a)/nemos . . a)/nqrwpos 'unstable as the wind', Eup. 376 ; fe/rein tin' a)/ras (sic l.) a)/. a very wind to carry off, Antiph. 195.5 (Lobeck); a)ne/mous qhra=n e)n diktu/ois try to catch the wind, and a)ne/mw| diale/gesqai talk to the wind, Zen. 1.38 ; a)ne/mous gewrgei=n 'plough the sands', ib. 100 . cardinal point, quarter, e)k tw=n tessa/rwn a). LXX Za. 2.6 , Annales du Service 19.40 (Theadelphia, 93 B.C.), Ev.Matt. 24.31 , al., Vett.Val. 140.6 , PFlor. 50.104 : sg., ib. 20.19 (ii A.D.); to\ kat' a)/nemon aspect, POxy. 100.10 (ii A.D.). wind in the body, Hp. Mul. 2.179 , al. (From a)ne- 'blow, breathe', cf. Skt. áni-ti 'breathes', Goth. uzanan 'expire', etc.) a)nemo-skeph/s, e/s, sheltering one from the wind, xlai=nai Il. 16.224 . a)nemo/-strofos, on, whirling with wind, qu/ella prob. for -tro/py in Anacreont. 36.14 . a)nemo/-suris, idos, h(, a kind of fan: hence, fanshaped whirlwind, Olymp. in Mete. 200.19 . a)nemo-sfa/ra^gos [fa^], on, echoing to the wind, ko/lpoi Pi. P. 9.5 . a)nemo-tra^fh/s, e/s, = sq., Eust. 1095.12 . a)nemo-trefh/s, e/s, fed by the wind, ku=ma a). Il. 15.625 ; e)/gxos a). a spear from a tree reared by the wind, i.e. made tough and strong by battling with the wind, 11.256 ( v.l. a)nemotrepe/s or -strefe/s turned, i.e. shaken by the wind,) cf. Philostr. Im. 2.3 . a)nemou/rion, to/, (ou)=ros) windmill, Hero Spir. 1.43 . a)emo-fqori/a, h(, blasting, blight, LXX De. 28.22 , IG 12(9).955.7 , 1179.25 (Euboea). a)emo/-fqoros, on, blasted by the wind, LXX Ho. 8.7 , Ph. 2.431 . a)emo/-foitos, on, v. sub h)nem-. a)emo-fo/rhtos, on, carried by the wind, of rumours, Cic. Att. 13.37.4 ; of delicate vessels, Luc. Lex. 7 ; dub. sens. in Sammelb. 4324.8 (-fo/retos), 14 . a)ne/m-plhktos, on, intrepid, Sch. E. Or. 1479 . Adv. -tws Plu. Galb. 23 (nisi legendum a)nekplh/ktws). a)ne/m-plhstos, on, of which one cannot have one's fill, qe/ama v.l. in Them. Or. 2.40b . a)nem-po/distos, on, unhindered, e)ne/rgeia Arist. EN 1153a15 ; bi/os Pol. 1295a37 . Adv. -tws D.S. 1.36 , PFlor. 370.17 (ii A.D.), Jul. Or. 6.193d . not obscured, clear, Procl. Hyp. 4.92 . Adv. -tws ib. 88 . Act. , offering no impediment, pro/s ti Arist. PA 663b11 . a)nem-po/lhtos, on, unsold, Sch. S. Ant. 1036 . a)ne/m-ptwtos, on, not falling into, ei)s lu/pas Pl. Def. 412c : abs., D.L. 7.117 . a)nem-uma/xqh: u(pei/deto, Hsch. a)nem-fa/nistos, on, without formal notification, dwreai/, opp. e)mfanei=s, Just. Nov. 162.1 . a)ne/m-fantos, on, not expressive or indicative, u(/brews ktl. Plu. 2.45c ; plh/qous Procl. in Prm. p.639S. a)ne/m-fa^tos, on, v.l. for foreg., Procl. in Prm. l.c., cf. eund. in Ti. 3.1 and 12 D. ; without a tinge of, Elias in Cat. 20.26 : abs., lacking in expression, plokh/, of melody without rhythm, Aristid. Quint. 1.13 ; le/cis Aristid. Rh. 2p.434S. Adv. -tws Hermog. Id. 2.10 , 11 , Aristid. Rh. 2pp.434,450 S. a)nem-w/dhs, es, windy, *sku=ros S. Fr. 553 ; xw/ra Hp. Aër. 24 , cf. Nic. Th. 96 ; a)krwth/rion Plu. 2.967b ; e)/tos a). Arist. Mete. 360b5 ; ku/mata a). bringing wind, Id. Pr. 932b29 ; shmei=on a). a sign of wind, Thphr. Sign. 18 . metaph., vain, idle, Hsch. s.v. krapatali/as. a)nem-w/khs, es, swift as the wind, vefe/la E. Ph. 163 (lyr.); di=nai Ar. Av. 697 ; ko/ra Lyr.Adesp. 106 . a)nem-w/lios, on, windy, Hom. , but only metaph., a)nemw/lia ba/zein talk words of wind, Il. 4.355 , Od. 11.464 ; oi( d' au)=t' a)nemw/lioi are like the winds, i.e. empty boasters, Il. 20.123 ; ti/ nu to/con e)/xeis a)nemw/lion au)/tws; why bear thy bow in vain? 21.474 ; di/kh a)., of a trial, Maiist. 38 ; e)/pesen . . a)nemw/lion au)/tws Theoc. 25.239 ; ei)=pe d' u(/dwr pi/nein, a)nemw/lios the empty fool! AP 11.61 ( Maced. ); a). a)spi/da qei=nai make it powerless, i.e. harmless, Orph. L. 512 .— Ep. and Ion. word, used by Luc. Astr. 2 . (From a)/nemos, with Aeol. ending -w/nios, by dissimilation -w/lios, Eust. 1214.27 ; cf. meta-mw/nios.) a)nem-w/nh, h(, poppy anemone, Anemone coronaria, Cratin. 98 , Pherecr. 108.25 , Theoc. 5.92 , Thphr. HP 7.10.2 ; a). h(/meros Dsc. 2.176 . a). a)gri/a scarlet wind-flower, Anemone fulgens, ibid.; also called a). foinikh= Crateuas Fr. 4 ; a). leimwni/a Thphr. HP 6.8.1 . a). o)rei/a, mountain wind-flower, Anemone blanda, ibid.; ai(=ma r(o/don ti/ktei, ta\ de\ da/krua ta\n a). Bion 1.66 . metaph., a)nemw=nai lo/gwn flowers of speech (with suggestion of emptiness), Luc. Lex. 23 . a)nem-wni/s, i/dos, h(, = a)nemw/nh h(/meros , Nic. Fr. 74.64 , Nonn. D. 42.323 . a)nemw/tas, a, o(, ass sacrificed to the winds at Tarentum, Hsch. *)anemw=tis, idos, h(, she that stills the wind, *)aqhna= paus. 4.35.8 . a)nen-deh/s, e/s, in want of naught, Plu. 2.1068c , AP 10.115 ; sup., Plot. 6.9.6 , Dam. Pr. 13 ; pa/ntwn a). bi/os Hdn. 8.7.5 ; to\ a)nendee\s th=s trofh=s IG 5(2).268.17 (Mantinea, Aug.). Adv. -ew=s faultlessly, unexceptionably, D.H. Rh. 1.5 , D.Chr. 12.34 ; a). e)ktele/sas CIG 3989 (Laodicea Combusta), cf. 4085 (Pessinus), SIG 888.21 ( Maced. ), PLond. 3.974i4 (iv A.D.). completely, Iamb. Comm.Math. 10 . with no need of, bohqei/as Jul. Mis. 341c . a)ne/n-dektos, on, inadmissible, impossible, Ev.Luc. 17.1 , Artem. 2.70 . a)ne/n-detos, on, not bound up with, nou=s a). sw/mati Ph. 1.71 . a)nen-doi/astos, on, unhesitating, Ph. 1.440 , 2.36 ; indubitable, Id. 1.302 , al., Luc. Herm. 67 ; unambiguous, Anon. in SE 61.15 : Gramm., unquestionably correct, a). kai\ u(gie/s A.D. Synt. 21.1 . Adv. -tws 218.19 ; without doubt, Ph. 2.319 ; unhesitatingly, unequivocally, 1.351 , POxy. 138.25 ( 610 A.D. ). a)ne/n-dotos, on, unyielding, rigid, to/nos kli/nhs Antyll. ap. Orib. 9.14.5 ; not giving way, Ph. 1.154 , al.: metaph., proqumi/a Hierocl. p.57.3A. , Orib. Fr. 55 ; pa/qos Herod. Med. in Rh.Mus. 58.89 . Adv. -tws, diaqlei=n Ph. 2.66 , cf. Eustr. in EN 297.23 . a)ne/n-du^tos, on, not put on, Hsch. s.v. a)/faroi. a)ne/neika, Ion. aor. Act. of a)nafe/rw. a)nenekte/on, (a)nafe/rw) one must refer, Plot. 4.4.38 , Dam. Pr. 277 . a)nenerg-h/s, e/s, inefficacious, Thphr. HP 9.17.1 , Dsc. 2.111 . a)nenerg-hsi/a, h(, want of exercise, Sor. 1.106 ; inactivity, Alex.Aphr. de An. 74.27 ; as criticism of Sceptics by Stoics, Stoic. 2.36 . a)nene/rg-htos, on, inefficacious, inactive, Ruf. Anat. 30 , S.E. M. 7.30 , cf. Alex.Aphr. de An. 39.8 , Hierocl. in CA 21p.466M. ; ou)si/a Plot. 6.8.21 . not possessing an e)ne/rgeia, of the Good, Plot. 5.6.6 . not actualized or realized, Procl. in R. 2.160K. in Prm. p.600S. , in Ti. 3.32D. a)ne/nerg-os, on, = a)nenergh/s , Serapion in Cat.Cod.Astr. 8(4).228 ( Comp. ). a)nenetei=: a)rnei=tai, tou= a)/nw neu/ein, h)\ a)parnei=tai, Hsch. a)nenexu/rastos, on, not liable to distraint, CPR 1.15 (i A.D.), etc. a)nenh/noqen: a)nh=gen h)\ a)ne/bh, Hsch. ; cf. e)nh/noqe. a)nen-qousi/astos, on, unimpassioned, h(donai/ Plu. 2.751b ; bi/os a). ei)s timh/n ib. 1098d . Adv. -tws ib. 346b . a)nen-qu/mhtos, on, failing to consider, tou= qnhtou= Phld. Mort. 38 . a)nen-no/htos, on, without conception of, tino/s Plb 2.35.6 , Phld. Herc. 862.9 , D.S. 1.8 , Plot. 6.7.29 , Procl. inPrm. p.484 S. ; foll. by indirect qn., Alex.Aphr. de An. 175.14 . Adv. -tws without the use of concepts, Eustr. inEN 40.7 ; without discursive thought, i.e. by intuition, Porph. Sent. 10 . inconceivable, Cleom. 2.1 ; e)nnoei=n ta\ -ta Dam. Pr. 7 . a)nen-o/xlhtos, on, undisturbed, Hdn. 5.7.2 , Hld. 5.19 ; of a sepulchre, CIG 2845.9 (Aphrodisias), BGU 935.3 (iii/iv A.D.). Adv. a)ne/n-tws Ruf. and Aspasia ap. Aët. 16.50 , Sch. E. Or. 630 , Simp. inPh. 1176.24 . a)ne/n-ta^tos, on, without tension or force, Theopomp.Com. 71 ; without over-exertion, Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.21.5 . a)nen-ta^fia/stws, Adv. without burial, Eust. 1278.60 . a)ne/n-teuktos, on, unsociable, h)/qh Plu. 2.10a . inaccessible to persuasion or influence, dikaiosu/nh ib. 355a , etc. a)ne/n-tonon: i(ma/tion ( Lacon. ), Hsch. a)nen-tre/ptws, without doubt, An.Ox. 2.341 . a)nen-trexh/s, e/s, ill-adapted, inappropriate, Hierocl. p.50.22A. a)ne/n-tropos, on, not heeding or respecting a thing, Hsch. ; dai/mwn Eranos 13.87 (inc. loc.). a)nec-a/koustos [a^i\], on, unheard of, Sch. S. Aj. 318 . a)nec-a/leiptos [a^l], on, indelible, Isoc. 5.71 , Plu. 2.1b , PHolm. 22.43 , cf. 1.12 . Adv. -tws Hsch. a)nec-a/llaktos, on, unchangeable, Procl. in Ti. 1.238D. , Id. in Prm. p.599S. a)nec-allotri/wtos, on, unalienated, BGU 1151.43 (i B.C.), PLond. 2.360.9 , etc., cf. Ath.Mitt. 3.58 (Lydia). a)nec-a^pa^thsi/a, h( freedom from deception or mistake, Arr. Epict. 3.2.2 . a)nec-a^pa/thtos, on, infallible, not to be deceived, Arist. Top. 132a32 ; pro/s ti in a thing, Id. Pol. 1338a42 , cf. Hierocl. in CA 23p.470M. , al. Adv. -tws Ph. 1.483 , Poll. 8.11 . a)nec-a^ri/qmhtos, on, not to be counted or told, Id. 3.88 , 4.162 . a)nec-e/legktos, on, incapable of disproof or criticism, Th. 1.21 ; to\n lo/gon a). poiei=n Arist. SE 176b24 ; a). ma=llon h)\ piqanh/n difficult to disprove rather than credible, D.S. 1.40 , etc.; a). e)/xei to\ a)ndrei=on leaves their courage without any real test or proof, Th. 4.126 ; unrefu'ed, Gal. 15.547 . Adv. -tws X. Oec. 10.8 , prob. in S.E. M. 7.191.2 . of persons, not to be convicted, Antipho 2.1.10 : of conduct, etc . . blameless, unexceptionable, X. Cyn. 13.7 , D. 25.39 , Plu. Pel. 4 . a)nec-e/leustos, on, = a)neci/thtos , Hsch. a)nec-e/liktos, on, whose development cannot be fully exhausted, tai=s h(mete/rais e)pibolai=s Dam. Pr. 177 . Adv. -tws dub. l. S.E. M. 7.191 . a)nec-era/w, = a)naptu/w , Sch. Opp. H. 1.137 . a)nec-e/rgastos, on, not worked out, unfinished, Luc. Fug. 21 , Gal. Nat.Fac. 2.3 . a)nec-ereu/nhtos (Hellenistic a)necerau/n-), on, not to be searched out, Heraclit. 18 , Ep.Rom. 11.33 , D.C. 69.14 . a)nec-e/tastos, on, not searched out, not inquired into or examined, D. 4.36 , 21.218 , Aeschin. 3.22 . without inquiry or investigation, o( a). bi/os ou) biwto/s a)nqrw/pw| Pl. Ap. 38a . Adv. -tws Ph. 1.550 , Plu. 2.94d , etc. a)nec-eu/retos, on, not to be found out, a)riqmo/s Th. 3.87 , cf. Hellanic. 194J. , Arist. Mu. 392a17 , Plu. 2.964a . a)nec-h/ghtos, on, not to be told, musth/ria Hsch. s.v. semna/. unexplained, Gal. UP 2.7 , Simp. in Ph. 241.21 , Sch. Pi. N. 9.95 . unspeakable, ineffable, pe/lagos ka/llous Them. Or. 13.177d . a)neci/a, h), endurance, resignation, Sicilian word, Cic. Att. 5.11.5 . a)neci^ka^k-e/w, to be long-suffering, Charito 8.4 . a)neci^ka^k-i/a, h(, forbearance, Plu. 2.90e , Luc. Par. 53 , Hld. 10.12 ; a). po/nwn patient endurance under . ., Hdn. 3.8.8 , cf. Eun. Hist. p.258D. a)neci^/ka^k-os, on, enduring pain or evil, Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 5.30.7 , Luc. Jud.Voc. 9 , Vett. Val. 38.21 , Gal. 5.38 , Them. Or. 15.190a ( Sup. ), Aret. SA 2.6 ( Comp. ); forbearing, long-suffering, 2 Ep.Ti. 2.24 . Adv. -kws Luc. Asin. 2 . a)neci/kmastos, on, not dried up, Arist. Pr. 928a29 , cf. Gal. 8.367 . a)neci^kw/mh, h(, expl. by Hsch. as h(=s ou)k a)\n a)na/sxoito o(/lh kw/mh, Cratin. 383 , but rather h( o(/lhn kw/uhn a)ne/xousa. a)nec-i/lastos [i_], on, implacable, Ptol. Tetr. 162 , Harp. s.v. a)ni/drutos. a)nec-ina/sketo: e)caina/sketo, a)nechrai/neto, Hsch. a)nec-io/omai, (i)o/s) to be reduced to a metallic state, Zos.Alch. p.153B. a)nec-i/thlos [i^], on, indelible, bafh/ Poll. 1.44 . a)nec-i/thtos [i^], on, with no outlet: inevitable, Hsch. a)nec-ixni/astos, on, unsearchable, inscrutable, LXX Jb. 5.9 , Ep.Rom. 11.33 , Ep.Eph. 3.8 . a)nec-o/deutos, on, with no issue or outlet, a). e)s fa/os tri/boi IGRom. 4.743 (Eumeneia). a)nec-odi/astos, on, not to be alienated, CIG 2050 (Philippopolis, cf. BCH 27.318 ,prob. in IGRom. 4.1475 (Smyrna). a)ne/c-odos, on, with no outlet, not to be got out of impassable, *)axe/rwn Theoc. 12.19 ; dusxwri/ai D.H. 3.59 ; labu/rinqos AP 12.93 ( Rhian. ). h(me/ra a). unfit for an expedition, Plu. 2.269e . of persons, conditions, etc., not coming into public, unsocial, ib. 242e , 426b , etc.; bi/os 1098d ; dia/noia 610a ; lo/goi a). without practical result, 1034b . a)ne/c-oistos, on, not to be expressed, ineffable, ib. 728d , Gorg. (?)ap. S.E. M. 7.82 , Jul. Or. 5.158d . a)nec-ou/sios, on, without power, Gloss. a)neort-a/zw, instaurare ludos, D.C. Fr. 51 ( Pass. ). a)neo/rt-astos, on, without holidays or festive joy, bi/os Democr. 230 , cf. Plu. 2.1102b . a)ne/ort-os, on, without festival, Alciphr. 3.49 ; e(ortai/ a). festivals unkept, D.H. 8.25 , but, impious festivals, Ph. 2.320 : c. gen., a). i(erw=n without share in festal rites, E. El. 310 . a)neosta^si/h, h(, = e)neostasi/h , Hsch. a)nep-a/ggeltos, on, not announced, po/lemos a). a war begun without formal declaration, Plb. 4.16.4 . uninvited, a). foita=n e)pi\ dei=pnon Cratin. 44 . a)nep-ai/sqhtos, on, unperceived, imperceptible, Ti.Locr. 100b , Plu. 2.1062b , Luc. Sat. 33 . Adv. -tws Simp. in Cat. 309.3 . Act. , not perceiving, tino/s Plb. 28.1.6 , Longin. 4.1 . OGI 194 (Egypt. Adv. -tws Ph. Fr. 70H. , Hippiatr. 38 , Svrian. in Metaph. 100.38 , Simp. in Ph. 1198.39 . a)nep-a/i+stos, on, inaudible, Agathocl. 2 . a)nep-ai/sxuntos, on, having no cause for shame, 2 Ep.Ti. 2.15 ; mhde\ -ton h(gou= J. AJ 18.7.1 . a)nep-aiti/a_tos, on, unimpeached, ib. 4.8.38 . a)ne/p-aktos, on, not brought in or home, Ph. 1.139 . a)nep-a/llaktos, on, not alternating, a). zw=|a animals in which the upper and lower teeth do not lock into one another, but meet flat, opp. karxaro/donta, Arist. HA 501a17 . a)ne/palto, a)nepa/lmenos, v. sub a)napa/llw. a)nep-a/naktos, on, not to be brought back, a). e)kba/llesqai Ph. 1.139 , cf. 2.338 (dub.). a)nep-ano/rqwtos, on, irreparable, a)tu/xhma J. AJ 16.11.3 ; incorrigible, Iamb. VP 22.102 ; uncorrected, Plu. 2.49b , Arr. Epict. 3.1.11 . not to be amended, perfect, Ph. 2.614 . a)nep-au/chtos, on, Gramm., unaugmented, An.Ox. 4.180 . a)ne/pa^fos, on, untouched, unharmed, a). pare/xein ti D. 35.24 , cf. Syngr.ib. 11 ; a). sw/mata not liable to seizure, Men. Per. 8 ; e)leuqe/ra e)/stw kai/ a). GDI 1532 , cf. Thphr. Fr. 97.2 , IG 2.584 c, BGU 193.19 (ii A.D.); u(poqh/kh PHamb. 28.8 (ii B.C.); unencumbered, oi)ki/a PThcad. 1.12 (iv A.D.): c. gen., unharmed by, u(/brews M.Ant. 3.4 . Adv. -fws Suid. a)nepafro-di_si/a, h(, = a)nafrodisi/a , BGU 1197.14 ( 12 B.C.). a)nepafro/-di_tos, on, = a)nafro/ditos , X. Smp. 8.15 , Com.Adesp. 123 , Alciphr. 3.60 . a)nepaxqh/s, e/s, not burdensome, without offence, Plu. Cat.Mi. 8 , Pomp. 1 ; skw/mmata Luc. Ep.Sat. 34 . Adv. -qw=s, prosomilei=n Th. 2.37 ; le/gein Luc. Sol. 5 . not taking offence, a)nepaxqw=s fe/rein Plu. 2.102e . without discomfort, Jul. Or. 6.191d . a)nepei/gomai, dub.l. in Man. 5.97 . a)nep-ei/saktos, on, not adventitious, native, instinctive, Sch. Opp. H. 1.705 . a)nep-e/kta^tos, on, not lengthened, A.D. Synt. 110.14 , al.; of declensions, parisyllabic, D.T. 632.10 . a)nep-e/leustos, on, not coming back, Sch. S. El. 182 . a)nep-ece/rgastos, on, not wrought out, imperfect, Simp. in de An. 4.13 , Eust. 499.2 . a)nep-ech/ghtos, on, unexplained, a). katalipei=n Gal. 15.14 (al. a)nepizh/thtos). a)nep-e/reistos, on, not supported, Iamb. Comm.Math. 8 . a)nep-erw/thtos, on, not asked for or arranged for, to\ mh\ prosh/kein a). tre/xein to/kon Just. Nov. 136.4 . a)nep-hre/astos, on, free from injury or insult, unmolested, D.S. 31.8 , Memn. 2.3 , J. AJ 14.10.6 , PFlor. 91.17 (ii A.D.), cf. BGU 1022.24 : Medic., uninjured, Archig. ap. Orib. 8.1.6 , Id. ap. Aët. 8.73 . Adv. -tws J. AJ 16.2.5 . a)neph/s, e/s, without a word, speeckless, Hsch. a)nepi-ba/rhtos, on, unburdened, po/lis IGRom 4.219 (Ilium), cf. IG 7.2711 , SIG 799.16 (Cyzicus), Ath.Mitt. 33.382 (Pergam.). a)nepi-ba^si/a, h(, (a)- priv.) prohibition of traffic or intercourse, IG 4.752.6 (Troezen), Heraclit. Ep. 9.8 . a)nepi/-ba^tos, on, not to be climbed, gumnw=| podi/ Str. 12.3.11 ; inaccessible, Plu. 2.228b . a)nepi/-blhtos, on, inattentive, heedless, prob.l. Phld. D. 1.14 , Mus. p.80K. a)nepi-bou/leutos, on, without plots, and so, 1 . Act. , not plotting, to\ a). pro\s a)llh/lous the absence of intrigue, Th. 3.37 ; not insidious, lo/gos Aristid. Rh. 2p.445S. 2 . Pass. , not plotted against, not liable to attack, a). fqo/nw| Com.Adesp. 1212 , cf. Plb. 7.8.4 , Agatharch. 42 , Ael. NA 9.59 , etc. Adv. -tws Ph. 2.645 , Suid. s.v. *ea/nqos. a)nepi/-boulos, on, not exposed to treachery, PSI 1.96.3 (V A.D. ). Adv. -lws without treachery, Fust. 905.57 . a)nepi-gnw/mwn, on, gen. onos, ignorant, unconscious, tino/s Porph. Abst. 1.45 . a)nepi/-gnwstos, on, not distinctly known, Herm. ap. Stob. 1.41.44 ; to\ a). th=s sumbolh=s J. AJ 12.2.11 :— Act. , not knowing distinctly, tino/s Simp. in de An. 299.37 . Adv. -tws not noticeably, Plb. 18.18.16 . a)nepi/-gra^fos, Dor. a)nepi/-grofos Tab.Heracl. 1.84 , on, without title or inscription, xitwni/skion a). (for the names of those who offered vestments were embroidered upon them) IG 2.754.28 ,al., ib. 7.303.102 (Oropus), etc.; me/ssoroi Tab.Heracl.l.c. unregistered: hence, free of charge, of a harvest, ge/nhma a). PGnom. 234 (ii A.D., cf. Plb. 8.31.6 , D.S. 1.64 , etc.: metaph., without distinguishing marks, Luc. Nec. 15 ; unmarked, Cat. 25 . a)nepi-da/neistos [da^], on, no which no money has been borrowea, not mortgaged, IG 12(7).515 (Amorgos), BGU 193.19 (ii A.D.), Sch. Luc. JTr. 48 . a)nepi-deh/s, e/s, = a)nendeh/s , v.l. in Pl. Lg. 947e , cf. Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.16 ; a). tinos Ph. 1.334 , al., Luc. DMort. 26.2 . a)nepi-dei/knu_mi, make clear, show, Gal. 1.172 . a)nepi/-deiktos, on, not able to be shown, Herophil. ap. S.E. M. 11.50 . not exhibited, IG 7.3073.172 (Lebad.). unsupported by proof, ai)ti/a Gorg. Pal. 4 . a)nepi/-dektos, on, not accepting or aamitting, no/mwn Phld. Rh. 1.383S. ; kokou= S.E. M. 9.33 , cf. D.L. 3.77 , Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 393.13 , Id. in Top. 210.16 . a)nepi/-detos, on, not bandaged, Hp. Fract. 20 ; not requining a bandage, of plasters, Dsc. 5.85 , Damocr. ap. Gal. 13.915 . a)nepi/-dhktos, on, f.l. for -detos , Dsc. 5.85 . a)nepi/-dhlos, on, not manifest or observable, Ptol. Harm. 1.4 . a)nepi/-di^kos, on, without the process of e)pidikasi/a, by which claims to inheritance or guardianship were enforced, a). e)/xein ta/ patrw=|a Is. 3.59 ; paralamba/nein a). th\n a)gxistei/an Id. 8.34 (cj.); a). e)/xein klh=ron D. 46.22 , cf. Poll. 3.33 . a)nepi-do/khtos, on, unexpected, Simon. 62 . a)nepi/-dotos, on, not growing or sprouting, Thphr. HP 7.4.8 , CP 4.6.3 . a)nepi-ei/keia, h(, unfairness, unkindness, D. 29.3 . a)nepi-eikh/s, e/s, unreasonable, unfair, Th. 3.66 , Ar. Fr. 50D. , Phld. Ir. p.57W. , Alex.Aphr. in Top. 208.9 : neut. as Adv., without consideration,PGiss. 39.3 (ca. 200 B.C.): regul. Adv. -kw=s Arr. An. 7.29.1 , Poll. 8.13 . a)nepi-zhthsi/a, h(, absence of inquiry, Andronic.Rhod. p.572M. a)nepi-zh/thtos, on, leaving nothing to be desired, IPE 12.39.8 (Olbia). 2 . v.l. for a)nepech/ghtos , uninvestigated, Gal. 15.14 . a)nepi/-qetos, on, admitting no addition, Dicaearch. 59.7 . a)nepi-qew/rhtos, on, Astrol., not overlooked, or controlled, Gal. 19.548 . a)nepi-qo/lwtos, on, untroubled, unpolluted, S.E. M. 1.303 , Procl. in Alc. p.251C. a)nepi-qu/mhtos [u_], on, without desire, opp. e)piqumhtiko/s, Stob. 2.6.14 , Chaerem.Hist. 4 . a)nepi-kalu/ptws, Adv. openly, v.l. in D.S. 2.21 . a)nepi/-kautos, on, free from sunlurn, pro/swpa Dsc. 2.50 . a)nepi-ke/leustos, on, not under orders, fu/sis, metaph. of untilled land, Ph. 2.207 . Adv. -tws 1.115 . a)nepi-khru/keutos [ru_], on, = a)kh/ruktos , Hsch. ; pole/mioi Procop. Aed. 4.1 . a)nepi-kindu/nws [u_], Adv. without danger, ib. 5.3 . a)nepi-klh/rwtos, on, not assigned by lot, IG 2.789a28 ,al. a)nepi/-klhtos, on, free from blame, unimpeachable, X. Cyr. 2.1.22 ; pi/stis J. AJ 18.9.4 : Comp. -o/teros X. Ages. 1.5 . Adv. -tws D.C. 39.22 . without preferring any charge. Adv. -tws Th. 1.92 . a)nepi/-kli^tos, on, unwavering, Simp. in Cat. 201.31 . a)nepi/-klustos, on, not liable to inundation, tei=xos J. AJ 2.10.2 . a)nepi-ko/hta: a)su/neta, Hsch. (-no/hta cod.). a)nepi-koinw/nhtos, on, not social or gregarious, Eust. 73.38 . a)nepi-ko/rristos, on, not insulted, EM 103.35 , cf. Hsch. a)nepi-kou/rhtos, on, without succour, Philem. 213.2 , Onos. 3 . a)nepi-kra/thtos [ra^], on, without dominant planet, ge/nesis Vett. Val. 151 . a)nepi-kri^si/a, h(, inability to form a judgement, S.E. M. 11.182 . a)nepi/-kri^tos, on, not decided, indeterminate, pra/gmata Aristocl. ap. Eus. PE 14.18 , cf. S.E. P. 1.98 , etc. Adv. -tws Id. M. 11.230 . indistinct, indeterminate, fantasi/a Plot. 3.6.4 . Medic., untested, untried, h( diafwni/a h( a)., t.t. of the Empirics, Gal. 1.78 . not officially examined, POxy. 257.23 (ii A.D.), etc.; of a question, etc., unexamined, Simp. in Ph. 1148.29 . a)nepi/-kruptos, on, unconcealed, M.Ant. 1.14 . a)nepi-kw/lu_tos, on, unhindered, J. AJ 18.6.4 , Onos. 35.2 . Adv. -tws without let or hindrance, IPE 2.52 (Panticapaeum); without restraint, D.S. 17.116 , Decr. ap. J. AJ 19.5.3 , Alciphr. 3.8 . a)nepi/-leiptos, on, unfailing, Alex.Aphr. in Mete. 89.13 , Them. in Ph. 81.27 . a)nepi/-lhptos, on, not open to attack, toi=s e)xqroi=s Th. 5.17 ; not censured, blameless, bi/os v.l. in E. Or. 922 , X. Cyr. 1.2.15 ; perfect, te/xnh Ph. 1.15 ; a)nepilhpto/teron less open to criticism, Pl. Phlb. 43c ; e)cousi/a a). not subject to control, D.H. 2.14 ; unassailable, not subject to cancellation, suggrafai/ PTaur. 1.7.15 . Adv. -tws X. An. 7.6.37 , Ph. 2.2 ,al. a)nepi/-lhstos, on, not to be forgotten, Aristaenet. 2.13 , Hsch. s.v. a)lastoi=s. Adv. -tws Sch. Od. 14.174 . a)nepi-lo/gistos, on, unable to consider, c. gen., tw=n e)nargeiw=n Diogenian.Epicur. 3.25 ; inconsiderate, thoughtless, Epicur. Sent.Vat. 63 , Sor. 1.48 ; tw=n paqw=n Phld. Ir. p.24W. , Mitteis Chr. 361 (iv A. D.). Adv. -tws Pl. Ax. 365d , 369e :—Subst. a)nepi-isti/a, h(, Sch. Od. 15.225 :—Verba)nepi-iste/w, Phld. Ir. p.19 W. ( Pass. ). a)nepi/-lutos, on, unbandaged, Critoap. Gal. 13.708 . unsolued, Olymp. in Cat. 111.15 . a)nepi-me/lhtos, on, uncared for, Sch. A.R. 1.1175 , Gp. 12.29.1 . a)nepi/-miktos, on, unmixed with, tw=| e)/cw Arist. Spir. 483b1 ; pure from, r(upari/as Dsc. 5.126 , cf. Eup. Praef., Eustr. in EN 294.12 : abs., spe/rmata J. AJ 4.8.20 , cf. Max.Tyr. 40.6 . avoiding contact, Epicur. Sent. 39 ; not mixing with others, unsocial, bi/os a). o(mili/ais Plu. 2.438c ; di/aita a). Id. Rom. 3 ; to/ a)., = a)nepimici/a , Str. 8.1.2 : of a country, unfrequented, unvisited, cenikai=s duna/mesi D.S. 5.21 , cf. Plu. 2.604b ; yuxh\ a). pa/qesi ib. 989c ; poih=sai/ ti a). e(autw=| to make it alien from oneself, D.S. 5.17 , cf. Phld. Rh. 1.121S. a)nepi-mici/a, h(, want of intercourse or traffic, Plb. 16.29.12 , App. Mith. 93 . a)nepi/-monos, on, not enduring long, Plu. 2.7b , Vett.Val. 40.22 . a)nepi-mw/mhtos, on, = a)uw/mhtos , Sch. Od. 13.42 :—also a)nepi/-mwmos, on, Phot. a)nepi-nohsi/a, h(, inconceivability, S.E. M. 3.57 . a)nepi-no/htos, on, unintelligible, shmei=a toi=s a)/llois a). D.S. 19.94 ; inconceivable, unthinkable, S.E. P. 2.104 , Dam. Pr. 22 . Adv. -tws inconceivably, Procl. in Prm. p.864S. , Id. in Ti. 1.3D. Act. , having no experience of, tino/s D.S. 2.59 . = sine adinventione, Just. Nov. 59.7 . a)nepi/-cestos, on, not polished, not finished, do/mos Hes. Op. 746 , Them. Or. 26.388b . a)nepi/-plastos, on, not plastered over: metaph., unaffected, D.L. 2.117 . a)nepi/-plektos, on, without connexion with others, isolated, Str. 2.5.8 , al. a)nepi/-plhktos, on, not liable to be reproved, Eup. 397 ; bi/os E. Or. 922 , Men. Epit. 489 . Adv. -tws Hsch. , f.l. in Ph. 2.454 . in bad sense, not reproved, licentious, trofh=| a). trafh=nai Pl. Lg. 695b , cf. Eus.Mynd. 62 . Act. , not reproving or blaming, to\ a). abstinence from blam or criticism, M.Ant. 1.10 . a)nepi-plhci/a, h(, impunity, licentiousness, Pl. Lg. 695b . a)nepi-pro/sqhtos, on, not occultable, Procl. Hyp. 5.12 , cf. Eustr. in APo. 192.33 : metaph., tw=| a)swma/tw| to\ e)/nogkon -qhton the material forms no obstacle to the incorporeal, Porph. Sent. 27 . Adv. -tws Eust. 1138.59 . a)nepi/-rrektos, on, (r(e/zw) not dedicated, xutro/podes Hes. Op. 748 . a)nepi-rrh/tws, Adv. without demur or subterfuge, PAmh. 2.147.11 (iv/v A.D.). a)nepi-sh/mantos, on, undistinguished, kata\ th\n e)sqh=ta Plb. 5.81.3 ; unrecorded, unnoticed, a). tina or ti paralipei=n Id. 11.2.1 , D.S. 11.59 , cf. Phld. Sign. 34 . Adv. -tws without notice, Aps. p.259H. without an attack of e)pishmasi/a (q.v.), Gal. 14.277 . Act. , not conferring distinction, sofoi=s a)ndra/si Dariusap. D.L. 9.14 . a)nepi-skeptei/, Adv. of sq., Diog.Oen. 24 . a)nepi/-skeptos, on, inattentive, inconsiderate, pra=gma Ph. 5.143 C.; a)logi/a Porph. Abst. 1.43 ; o(rmh/ Procop. Goth. 4.32 . Adv. -tws Hdt. 2.45 ; a). e)/xein tino/s to give no consideration to . ., Arist. GA 778b10 . Pass. , not examined, unregarded, X. Mem. 2.4.3 ; unobserved, Anon. in SE 12.27 . a)nepi/-skeuos, on, without equipment, IG 2.789b27 , al. a)nepi-skeyi/a, h(, disregard, Arist. APo. 79a6 . a)nepi-ski/astos, on, not in the shade, Alex.Aphr. in Mete. 19.15 . a)nepi-sko/phtos, on, unregarded, Eustr. in APo. 202.19 . a)nepi/-skopos, on, gloss on a)nepista/thtos , Hsch. a)nepi-sko/thtos, on, not obscured or overcluded, Gal. UP 10.2 , Ptol. Tetr. 100 , Heph. Astr. 1.25 ; and so prob. Procl. Par.Ptol. 144 (-istos codd.). a)nepi-staqmei/a, h(, exemption from billeting, IGRom. 4.295 , Sammelb. 4224.15 . a)nepi-sta/qmeutos, on, exempt from billeting, Plb. 15.24.2 :—also a)nepi/-staqmos,on, OGI 262.13 (Baetocaece), PTeb. 5.168 (ii B.C.). a)nepi-sta^si/a, h(, inattention, thoughtlessness, Pl. Ax. 365d ; distraction, insensateness (of passion), Phld. Ir. p.33 W.; want of reflection, Simp. in Cael. 163.35 ,al. a)nepi-sta/thtos, on, without inspector, without tutelary genius, Max.Tyr. 14.8 , cf. Hsch. a)nepi/-sta^tos, on, (e)fi/sthmi) inattentive, Plb. 5.34.4 , Phld. Ir. p.44 W.; tino/s to a thing, Porph. Abst. 1.9 . Adv. -tws Plb. 1.4.4 , Longin. 33.4 , Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 10.5.11 ; without a check, Plb. 10.47.9 , etc. Pass. , not attended to, unregarded, Ptol. Alm. 10.6 , cf. Simp. in Cael. 163.35 . Adv. -tws Porph. in Cat. 65.22 . without guidance, o)xei=ai Ph. 2.309.4 . ill-considered, Alex.Aphr. in Mete. 9.2 , Simp. in Cael. 157.11 . Adv. a)nepi/-tws ib. 89.12 . a)nepi-sthmone/w, to be ignorant, EM 23.24 . a)nepi-sthmoniko/s, h/, o/n, non-scientific, pra=cis Arist. EE 1220b25 . a)nepi-sthmosu/nh, h(, want of knowledge, ignorance, unskilfulness, Th. 5.7 ; of bees, Arist. HA 626b4 ; tino/s Pl. R. 560b : want of science, opp. e)pisth/mh, ib. 350a ,al., Plot. 6.1.10 : pl., X. Oec. 20.21 ; of kaki/a, Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.60 . a)nepi-sth/mwn, Dor. a)nepi-a/mwn Archyt. 3 , on, gen. onos, ignorant, unskilful, Hdt. 9.62 , Th. 7.67 , etc.; nh=es a)nepisth/mones ships with unskilful crews, opp. e)/mpeiroi, Id. 2.89 : so mhde\n a). e)a=n leave no part untrained, Pl. Lg. 795c ; a). tino/s or peri/ tinos unskilled in a thing, Hp. VM 1 , Pl. Prt. 350b , Tht. 202c : c. inf., not knowing how to do a thing, X. Mem. 2.3.7 : foll. by relat., a). o(/ti . . not knowing that . ., Th. 5.111 ; a). o(/ph| tra/pwntai Id. 3.112 . Adv. -mo/nws Pl. Lg. 636e , X. Cyn. 3.11 , etc. without knowledge, unintelligent, Pl. R. 350b , etc.; h( d' e(te/rh [gnw/mh] a)nepisthmoneste/rh me/n e)sti th=s e(te/rhs less intelligent, Hdt. 2.21 . a)nepi/-sthtos, on, not the object of knowledge, Eustr. in APo 45.9 . a)nepi-strepte/w, to be indifferent, pay no heed, D.L. 6.91 , Arr. Epict. 2.5.9 , Vett.Val. 43.27 , Artem. 3.42 , POxy. 486.10 (ii A.D.). a)nepi/-streptos, on, prop. without turning round: hence metaph., indifferent, heedless, pa/ntwn Phld. Herc. 1251.17 , cf. Artem. 2.37 . Adv. -tws Arr. Epict. 2.9.4 , PMag.Par. 1.45 : also -tei/ or -ti/ Ph. 1.90 (-ti/), Plu. 2.46e , 418b , PMag.Lond. 121.439 . a)nepi-strefh/s, e/s, = foreg., a). tinos careless of, Placit. 1.7.7 ; inexorable, to\ a). th=s di/khs Corn. ND 21 . a)nepi-streyi/a, h(, want of regard, heedlessness, Arr. Epict. 2.1.14 . a)nepi-stro/fhtos, on, = sq., PTeb. 27.168 (ii B.C.). a)nepi/-strofos, on, = a)nepi/streptos, au)xh/n Ar.Byz. Epit. 100.10 ; a). pro/s ti Simp. in de An. 79.5 ; tino/s Eustr. in EN 110.2 ; a). ti e)/xein to be inattentive to, Sophon. in de An. 20.34 . Adv. -fws dub. in Hdn. 7.10.4 ; a). kre/masqai, of a bat, Trypho Trop. 1.4 . not capable of inversion, Procl. Inst. 44 . a)nepi-sfa^lh/s, e/s, = a)sfalh/s , Them. Or. 15.190a , Ps.- Alex. Aphr. in SE 40.18 , 41.3 . a)nepi/-sxetos, on, not to be stopped, o(rmh/ J. Vit. 51 ; forh/ Aret. SD 2.5 ; sakru/wn a). phgai/ Aristaenet. 2.5 ; of persons, Ph. 2.268 . Adv. -tws Id. 1.296 , Plu. Ages. 27 . a)nepi/-taktos, on, subject to no control, th=s a). pa=sin e)s th/n di/aitan e)cousi/as Th. 7.69 , cf. Plu. 2.987b . Adv. -tws without orders or command, J. AJ 19.2.2 , D.L. 5.20 . a)nepi/-ta^tos, on, not to be extended farther, S.E. M. 10.272 . not capable of to\ ma=llon, opp. a)na/netos, diafora/ Porph. Intr. 20.4 ; e(/ceis in Cat. 138.5 . Adv. -tws without augmentation or intensification, Procl. Inst. 52 ; without stress, opp. met' e)pita/sews, Ammon. in Int. 11.26 (misplaced). a)nepi-ta/ttw, enjoin, Eustr. in EN 370.24 . a)nepi-tetelesme/nos, h, on, not properly executed (incorrect form). Sammelb. 4512.79 . a)nepi/-teuktos, not hitting the mark, vain, Sch. E. Ph. 1387 : c. gen., a). a)gaqw=n bi/os Vett.Val. 173.14 , cf. Ptol. Tetr. 157 . Adv. -tws Heph.Astr. 3.20 . a)nepi-teuci/a, h(, failure to attain, Id. 2.30 . a)nepi-te/xnhtos, on, without design. Adv. -tws Placit. 4.11.3 . a)nepi-th/deios, on (a, on Gp. 5.26.3 ), Ion. a)nepi/-eos, h, on:— unserviceable, unfit, of persons and things, X. HG. 6.4 , etc.; pro/s ti Pl. Sph. 219a ; in a positively bad sense, mischievous, prejudicial, Hdt. 1.175 , Th. 3.71 ; gnw=nai/ ti a). peri/ tinos And. 2.28 ; of bad omens, X. HG 1.4.12 ; of food, Hp. Acut. 17 ( Comp. ), VM 20 : c. inf., unfitted to . ., Lys. 31.2 . Adv. -ws, pra/ttein fare ill, opp. eu)= pra/ttein, ib. 5 ; a). e)/xein Plu. 2.819a : Comp. -o/teron Pl. Lg. 813b . unkind, unfriendly, X. HG 7.4.6 ; a)/llous tina\s a). a)nh/lwsan, i.e. political opponents, Th. 8.65 ; sth=lai a). IG 22.43A34 . a)nepi-thdeio/ths, htos, h(, unfitness, inconvenience, inaptitude, Ph. 1.191 , 521 , M.Ant. 5.5 , Procl. Inst. 143 . a)nepi-th/deutos, on, made without care or design, artless, D.H. Comp. 22 , cf. 25 , Onos. 10.3 , Luc. Hist.Conscr. 44 . Adv. -tws Phld. Rh. 1.156 S. , D.H. Lys. 8 , Luc. Pisc. 12 . unpractised, untried, ou)de/n a)mi/mhton ou)d' a). Plu. Alc. 23 . Adv. -tws, glw/tths ou)k a). ei)=xen Philostr. VA 7.27 . a)nepi-ti/mhtos [ti_], on, not to be censured, Arist. EN 1154b4 , etc.; tino/s for a thing, D. 61.54 ; uncriticized, Isoc. 12.245 . unpunished, Plb. 35.2.8 , Onos. Praef. 6 , Ph. 1.219 . not estimated or rated, IG 22.1241.14 , cf. 2.1059.7 . a)nepi/-tmhtos, on, subject to no deduction or restriction, misqw/seis, a)pologi/a, Hsch. a)nepi-tre/ptws, Adv. without permission, LXX 3 Ma. 1.20 . a)nepi-tro/peutos, on, without guardian, Ph. 1.219 : metaph., ib. 696 , cf. Gal. Nat.Fac. 2.3 :— also a)nepi/-tropos, on, Phryn. PS p.12 B. a)nepi-fanh/s, e/s, undistinguished, obscure, J. AJ 17.10.7 : Comp. , Ptol. Tetr. 168 . a)nepi/-fantos, on, without ostentation, Ph. 2.76 , Vett.Val. 16.21 ; insignificant, a)potele/seis Paul.Al. F. 1 . Adv. -tws M.Ant. 1.9 . a)nepi/-fa^tos, on, unexpected, Ph. 2.533 ( v.l. for -fantos ), Hsch. Adv. -tws Ph. 2.521 , Suid. a)nepi-fqo/nhtos, on, unenvied, EM 81.25 . a)nepi/-fqonos, on, without reproach, e)/gxos S. Tr. 1033 (lyr.); a). e)sti pa=sin it is no reproach to any one, Th. 6.83 , cf. Pl. R. 612b , Epicur. Fr. 161 ; ou(/tw ga/r moi . . a)nepifqonw/taton ei)pei=n least invidious, D. 18.321 ; ungrudging, e)/painos Onos. Praef. 10 . Adv. [ th\n a)rxh\n] a)nepifqo/nws katesth/sato so as not to create odium, Th. 6.54 , cf. Plu. Cam. 1 ; a). ei)pei=n Isoc. 15.8 . a)nepi/-frastos, on, unthought of, du/ai Semon. 1.21 . a)nepi-xa/dhn: ou)ke/ti xwrou=n, Hsch. a)nepi-xarh/s, e/s, lacking in refinement, Vett.Val. 75.23 . a)nepi-xei/rhtos, on, unassailable, Plu. Caes. 25 ; = a)nepibou/leutos , Hsch. unattempted, Plu. 2.1075d . a)nep-o/pteutos, on, not admitted among the e)po/ptai, Hyp. Fr. 174 , cf. Poll. 8.124 . a)ne/p-optos, on, not to be discerned or distinguished, Id. 5.150 . a)nep-orgi/comai, to be roused by anger, Phld. Lib. p.41 O. a)nep-o/yios, on, not in sight, Suid. a)ne/ramai, aor. a)nhra/sqhn, love again, love anew, c. gen., And. 1.127 , and perh. X. Mem. 3.5.7 (cj.). a)nerast-i/a, h(, ignorance of love, Them. Or. 13.163d . a)ne/rast-os, on, loveless, e)/rwtes D.Chr. 7.133 , cf. Plu. 2.406a , etc.; a). koinwni/a, o(mili/a, ib. 752c , 756e ; to\ a). e(te/rwn want of love for . ., ib. 634b ; bi/os AP 12.18 ( Alph. ). not loved. Luc. DMort. 6.3 . unlovely, Chor. in Rh.Mus. 49.498 . Act. , not loving, Hld. 3.9 , Aristaenet. 1.10 ; unloving, cruel, harsh, Call. Epigr. 34.4 ( Sup. ), Luc. DDeor. 14.1 ; a)ne/rasta poiei=n Plu. 2.61a . a)nerg-a/zomai, knead, work up, Orib. 9.39.2 . a)nerg-asi/a,h(, unemployment, idleness, in pl., Artem. 1.67 , 2.28 ( v.l. a)nergi/as. ). a)ne/rg-astos, on, not thoroughly wrought, imperfect, Arist. Metaph. 1048b4 ; li/qos a). unwrought, D.S. 14.18 ; gh= a). untilled, dub. l. in Luc. Prom. 11 ; si=tos a). raw, J. BJ 5.10.2 : - of a subject, not thoroughly handled or treated, Plb. 10.43.1 . a)ne/rg-eia, h(, cessation from work, holiday, J. BJ 4.9.12 (dub.). a)nerg-i/a, h(, = a)ergi/a , v.l. for a)nergasi/a , Artem. 2.28 . a)/nerg-os, on, not done, e)/rga a)/., Lat.facta infecta, E. Hel. 363 . = a)ne/rgastos, de/rma Edict.Diocl. 8.13 ,al. inactive, opp. e)nergo/s, v.l. in J. AJ 16.2.4 . a)ne/rgw, v. a)nei/rgw. a)nereqi/zw, provoke, stir up, excite, J. AJ 19.7.1 , Plu. Thes. 6 :— Pass. , to be in a state of excitement, Th. 2.21 , X. An. 6.6.9 , Plu. Pyrrh. 11 ; ei)/s ti Dam. Pr. 150 . a)nerei/dw, prop up, rest a thing on, to\ pro/pswpon th=| xeiri/ dub. in Aristaenet. 1.22 . a)ne/reiktos or a)ne/rg-iktos, on, not bruised, unground, Hp. Aff. 52 . *a)nerei/pomai, Ep. Dep., used by Hom. only in 3 pl. aor., snatch up and carry off, a)nhrei/yanto, of the gods, 11.20.234 , cf. Pi. Pae. 6.136 , A.R. 2.503 ; of the Harpies, Od. 1.241 , etc.; of storms, 4.727 ; so pai=da . . *)afrodi/th w)=rt' a)nereiyame/nh Hes. Th. 990 ; th\n *)argw\ ou)rano\s a)nhrei/yato Them. Or. 27.333a :—later, take upon oneself, po/non Orph. A. 290 . (The true spelling is prob. a)nhrey-, which has Ms. authority in Hes.l.c. and A.R. 1.214 ; cf. a)[na_]re/yato Pi. Pae. l.c., and a)nereya/menoi, Hsch. : v. a(/rpuia. ) a)nere/ptomai, Pass. , sto/maxos a)nerepto/menos the stomach drawn up spasmodically so as to cause vomiting, dub. l. in Nic. Al. 256 , cf. AB 401 . a)nereu/gw, throw up, disgorge, a)nh/ru^gen a)tmo/n (aor. 2) Nonn. D. 1.239 ; i)wh/n ib. 485 :— Pass. , discharge itself, of a river, Arist. Mu. 392b16 , A.R. 2.744 . a)nereuqh/s, e/s, of cancerous ulcers, pallid, Archig. ap. Aët. 16.106 (bis), but prob. f.l. for e)n-. a)nereun-a/w, search out, examine, investigate, lo/gous Pl. Phd. 63a ; e)/ggrafa POxy. 146818 (iii A. D.):—in Med. , Pl. Lg. 816c , J. AJ 19.1.15 :— Pass. , BJ 2.8.6 . a)nereu/n-hsis, ews, h(, a searching out, Tz.ad Lyc. 11 . a)nereu/n-htos, on, not investigated, Pl. Hp.Ma. 298c ; a). paralipei=n ti Arist. EN 1181b12 . that cannot be searched or found out, v.l. in Pl. Cra. 421d ; a)nereu/nhta dusqumei=sqai harass oneself about inscrutable things, f.l. in E. Ion 255 . a)neri/qeutos [i_], on, unbribed, uncorrupted, GDI 13585 (Calymna), Michel 473 (Mylasa); not honeycombed by intrigues, h(gemoni/a Ph. 2.555 , cf. 538 . a)neri/nastos [i_], on, not ripened by caprification, of figs, Thphr. HP 2.8.3 , CP 2.9.12 , Suid. ; cf. a)nhri/nastos. a)neri/neos, on, = foreg., Hermipp. 59 (s.v.l.). a)nerkh/s, e/s, unprotected, Q.S. 3.494 . a)nerma/tistos, on, without ballast, w(/sper ta\ a). ploi=a Pl. Tht. 144a ; unstable, Olymp. in Mete. 147.4 , cf. Gal. UP 2.14 . metaph., a). tra/peza an empty table, Plu. 2.704b ; unstable, ei)=dos Dam. Pr. 413 ; also of persons, without ballast, Ph. 2.451 , Plu. 2.501d , Plot. 1.8.8 ; a). e)aqe/nta ta\ mega/la Longin. 2.2 . a)nermh/neutos, on, with none to interpret, E. Hyps.Fr. 1 iv18 . inexplicable, indescribable, tw=| pe/las S.E. M. 7.65 ; o)du/nh Aristaenet. 2.5 . a)nerpu/zw, = sq., Opp. H. 4.289 , Dionys. Av. 1.31 . a)ne/rpw, creep upwards, E. Ph. 1178 : aor. a)nei/rpu^sa Ar. Pax 585 , Luc. Nec. 22 , etc.; ofivy, E. Fr. 88 ; spring up, of water, Call. Ap. 110 ; a). pro\s to\ metewro/teron Arist. PA 688a10 ; e)sta\s r(i=nas Hp. Vict. 3.76 . a)ne/rrw, go quite away, take oneself off, Eup. 221 (in aor. a)nh/rrhsa). a)nerugga/nw: a)nereu/gw, Suid. a)neruqri/astos, on, unblushing, Ph. 2.664 . a)neruqria/w, begin to blush, blush up, Pl. Chrm. 158c , X. Smp. 3.12 . a)neru/w, Ion. and Dor. a)neiru/w [u^], draw up, a)na/ q' i(sti/a leu/k' e)ru/santes Od. 9.77 , 12.402 ; a)neiru/sai nh=as, = a)nelku/sai , Hdt. 9.96 , cf. A.R. 2.586 ; a). pe/plws Theoc. 14.35 :— Med. , e)k nou/sou a)neiru/sw AP 6.300 ( Leon. ). a)ne/rxomai, (cf. a)/neimi): aor. -h/luqon or -h=lqon:— go up, a)nelqw\n e)s skopih/n Od. 10.97 ; ei)s th\n a)kro/polin X. HG 2.4.39 ; e)pi\ th\n skhnh/n Arr. Epict. 3.22.26 ; e)pi\ bh=ma Hdn. 1.5.2 : abs., mount the tribune, Plu. Aem. 31 ; go up from the coast inland, Od. 19.190 ; come up from the nether world, a). e)c *)ai/+dew Thgn. 703 ; ka)c *(/aidou qanw\n pro\s fw=s a). S. Ph. 625 ; e)c *(/aidou ei)s qeou/s Pl. R. 521c . of trees, grow up, shoot up, Od. 6.163 , 167 ; of the sun, rise, A. Ag. 658 ; a). w)keanoi=o A.R. 3.1230 ; of water, rise, Arist. Mete. 358b32 , Heph.Astr. 1.23 : metaph., o)/lbos a). E. Or. 810 . go up to a first principle, in argument, e)p' a)rxh\n a)nelqo/ntes skopei=n Pl. R. 511d . go or come back, return, a)\y or au)=qis a). 11.4.392 , Od. 1.317 . come back to a point, recur to it and say, a)/nelqe/ moi pa/lin ti/ . . E. Ph. 1207 , cf. Ion 933 ; pa/lin e)p' a)rxh\n a). v.l. in Pl. Ti. 69a . no/mos . . ei)/s s' a)nelqw\n ei) diafqarh/setai being brought home to you, E. Hec. 802 . [In Il. 4.392 , A.R. 1.821 , a_)nerxome/nw| is corrupt.] trans., traverse, neio/n Call. Aet.Fr. 7.4P. a)nerw=, Att. fut. of a)nagoreu/w; v. a)nei=pon. a)nerwt-a/w, question, c. acc. pers., kai/ min a)nhrw/twn Od. 4.251 , cf. Pl. R. 454c ; e)mauto\n u(pe/r tinos Id. Ap. 22d ; tina\ peri/ tinos Hdt. 9 . 89 :— Pass. , Pl. Grg. 455d . c. acc. rei, inquire into, ta\s do/cas Id. Men. 84d ,al. c. dupl. acc., question a person about a thing, E. IT 664 , Ar. Pl. 499 , Pl. Tht. 143d . a)nerwt-hte/on, one must interrogate, Id. Phlb. 63c . a)nerwt-i/zw, =a)nerwta/w, Telecl. 52 . a)nesqi/w, eat away, of ulcers, etc., in Pass. , Hp. Epid. 4.1 , Aret. SD 1.13 . a)nesqi/wn: mhke/ti e)sqiome/nwn, Hsch. a)nesi/a, h(, = a)/nesis , Cratin. 20 . a)ne/simos, on, (a)ni/hmi) given up to idleness, a). h(me/ra a holiday, Sch. Th. 7.73 ; loose, Sch. Lyc. 18 . a)/nesis, gen. ews, Ion. ios , h(: (a)nihmi):— loosening, relaxing, tw=n xordw=n of the strings, opp. e)pi/tasis, Pl. R. 349e ; coupled with xa/lasis, ib. 590b ; th=s ai)sqh/sews . . desmo\n to\n u(/pnon ei)=nai/ famen, th\n de/ . . a)/nesin e)grh/gorsin Arist. Somn.Vig. 454b27 ; a)e/ros Thphr. CP 2.1.6 ; pa/gwn a)/., i.e. a thaw, Plu. Sert. 17 ; of the ebb-tide, Str. 7.2.1 . metaph., remission, abatement, kakw=n Hdt. 5.28 ; opp. qli=yis, 2 Ep.Cor. 8.13 , al.; lu/phs, moxqhri/as, etc., Plu. 2.102b , etc.; th\n h(donh\n a)/nesin lamba/nein Phld. D. 3 Fr. 1 ; a)/. fo/rwn, telw=n, remission of tribute, taxes, Plu. Sert. 6 , IG 7.2227 (Thisbe), etc.; kola/sews Plot. 4.3.24 ; of fevers, opp. parocusmo/s, Gal. 7.427 . relaxation, recreation, opp. spoudh/, Pl. Lg. 724a , Arist. Rh. 1371b34 , cf. Cleanth.Stoic. 1.122 ; a)/. kai\ sxolh/ Plb. 1.66.10 ; yuxh=s Mnesith.Ath. ap. Ath. 11.484a . solution, Dsc. 5.96 . = to\ teleutai=on th=s parakmh=s Archig. ap. Gal. 7.424 . indulgence, licence, h(donw=n Pl. R. 561a ; h( tw=n gunaikw=n par' u(mi=n a)/. Id. Lg. 637c , cf. Arist. Pol. 1270a1 ; dou/lwn ib. 1313b35 ; relaxation of custody, Act.Ap. 24.23 . of musical pitch, Aristid.Quint. 1.5 ; of an unaccented syll., Phld. Po. 2.18 . a)ne/speron: a)sko/teinon, Hsch. a)ne/ssu^to, 3 sg. Ep. aor. Pass. of a)naseu/w, Il. 11.458 . a)nestalme/nws, Adv. pf. part. Pass. of a)naste/llw, tucked up, gloss on e)pistola/dhn , Sch. Hes. Sc. 287 . a)ne/stios, on, without hearth and home, homeless, Il. 9.63 ; a)/pais te ka)gu/naic ka)ne/stios S. Fr. 4 , cf. Ar. Eq. 1266 ; a)/oikos kai\ a). Luc. Sacr. 11 , cf. Eus.Mynd. 59 : metaph., yuxh/ Max.Tyr. 14.8 ; savage, a)/grh Opp. H. 2.417 . a)nestramme/nws, Adv. pf. part. Pass. of a)nastre/fw, inversely, EM 584.20 ; perversely, PTeb. 25.16 (ii B. C.). a)ne/sxeqe, a)nesxe/qomen, v. sub a)ne/xw. a)neta/zw, inquire of, a)llh/lous th\n ai)ti/an LXX Su. 14 ( Thd. ), Jd. 6.29 (cod. A). examine documents, POxy. 34i13 ; examine by torture, tina/ Act.Ap. 22.24 , cf. 29 . a)ne/tairos, on, without friends or fellows, Plu. 2.807a . a)nete/on, (a)ni/hmi) one must relax, Pl. Sph. 254b : c. gen., th=s a)kribeste/ras oi)konomi/as Phld. Oec. p.73 J. ; one must loosen, Gal. 17(1).434 ; one must let slip, Pl. Smp. 217c , Plt. 291c . one must permit, Sor. 1.108 . one must dilute, Orib. Fr. 54 . a)neteroi/wtos, on, unchangeable, Arist. Mu. 392a32 ; unaltered, Phld. Po. 994.3 , S.E. M. 8.455 ; undifferentiated, Dam. Pr. 68 , Procl. in Prm. p.926S. a)netoiko/s, h/, o/n, relaxing, Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.21.30 , cf. Crito ap. Gal. 13.1041 . Adv. -kw=s Stob. 2.6.6 . a)ne/toimos, on, unready, not ready, Plb. 12.20.6 , D.S. 12.41 , J. Vit. 22 ; ei)/s ti APl. 4.242 ( Eryc. ). Adv. -ws, e)/xein pro/s ti App. Mith. 12 . out of reach, unattainable, a)ne/toima diw/kein Hes. Fr. 219 . a)/netos, on, (a)ni/hmi) relaxed, slack, h(ni/ai gastro/s Philostr. VA 6.11 ; of the hair, Luc. Alex. 13 ; to\ a)/. th=s ko/mhs Philostr. VA 1.32 :—of bodily parts, relaxed, Arist. GA 738a2 . Adv. a)netw=s (sic Hsch. ) S. Fr. 641 , Ps.- Alex. Aphr. in SE 121.32 , dub. in Call. Aet. 3.1.39 . set free from labour, esp. of men and animals dedicated to a god, Hyp. Fr. 72 ; qhri/a Philostr. Im. 1.28 , cf. App. BC 1.110 ; of land, consecrated and lying untilled, Ael. NA 11.2 , Poll. 1.10 . metaph., th\n tw=n meiraki/wn o(rmh\n a)/neton ei)/asan ne/mesqai f.l. for a)/f- in Plu. 2.12a ; uncontrolled, licentious, e)cousi/a Hdn. 2.4.4 ; intemperate, a(ma/rthm' a)/neton Phld. Lib. p.60 . a)netu^molo/ghtos, on, of unknown derivation, S.E. M. 1.245 . a)ne/tu^mos, on, = foreg., S.E. M. 1.245 . Adv. -mws ib. 244 . a)/neu, Megarian and Hellenistic a)/nis (q. v.); a)/neun IG 4.1484.58 (Epid.); a)/neus GDI 1157 ( Olymp. ):—Prep. (never used in compos.) c. gen. (c. acc. only GDIl.c.), without, opp. su/n, a)/neu e(/qen ou)de\ su\n au)tw=| 11.17.407 ; a)/. ke/ntroio without the goad, 23.387 ; mo/nos a)/. tino/s Ar. Lys. 143 , Pl. Smp. 217a ; in pregnant sense, a)/. qew=n, mostly with neg., ou)/ti a)/. qeou= h(/de ge boulh/ Od. 2.372 ; ou)/ toi a)/. qeou= e)/ptato . . o)/rnis 15.531 ; ou)k a)/. qew=n tinos A. Pers. 164 ; mhde\ qu/esqai me/n tin' i)di/a| a)/. tou= a)/rxontos Aen.Tact. 10.4 ; also without neg., a)/. e)me/qen without my knowledge and will, 11.15.213 ; a)/. polita=n without their consent, A. Ch. 431 ; a)/. tou= krai/nontos S. OC 926 ; a)/. tou= u(gieinou= without reference to health, Pl. Grg. 518d , cf. 519a ; ou)k e)nde/xetai zh=n a)/. kakou= tinos Diph. 32.12 ,etc. away from, far from, a)/. dhi/+wn 11.13.556 ; a)/. o)/you poiei=n tinas e(stiwme/nous Pl. R. 372c , cf. Hp.Ma. 290e . in Prose, except, besides, pa/nta a)/. xrusou= Id. Criti. 112c ; a)/. tou= kalh\n do/can e)negkei=n praeterquam quod attulerit . ., D. 18.89 ; kai\ a)/. tou= lamba/nein even without it, X. Cyr. 5.4.28 .—In early writers it rarely follows its case, u(fhghtou= d' a)/. S. OC 502 ; w(=n a)/. X. Cyr. 6.1.14 ; freq. in later Prose, as always in Arist., Metaph. 1071a2 , al., cf. Plu. 2.47c , etc. (Cf. Goth. inu, OHG. a_no 'without'; perh. akin to neg. pref. a)-.) a)neua/zw, fut. -a/cw Nonn. D. 1.20 :—utter cries of eu)=a, D.P. 579 , AP 9.139 (claud.). c. acc. pers., honour with such cries, Lyc. 207 , Arr. An. 5.2.7 . a)neu-dokhsi/a, h(, discredit, Phld. Ir. p.80 W. a)neu-do/khtos, on, discredited, ib. p.53 W. a)neu-e/ndotos, on, f l. for eu)e/ndotos, Ph. 2.269 . a)neu-h/koos, on, disobedient, PGen. 50.12 . a)/neuqe, before a vowel a)/neu-qen: (a)/neu):— Ep. and Lyr. word: Prep. c. gen., like a)/neu , without, oi)=os a)/neuq' a)/llwn Il. 22.39 ; mou/nw a)/neuq' a)/llwn Od. 16.239 ; a)/. po/nou 7.192 ; a)/. qeou=, = a)/neu qeou= , 11.5.185 , cf. Pi. O. 9.103 (v.l.). away from, a)/neuqen a)/gwn patro/s te fi/lwn te 11.21.78 .—Hom.always puts it before its case, though sts. parted from it, as a)/. de/ se me/ga nw=i+n ib. 22.88 ; later it freq. follows, as patro\s a)/neuqen A.R. 4.746 . Adv. far away, distant, ai( de/ t' a)/neuqe [nh=soi] Od. 9.26 ; toi\ d' a)/lloi a)/neuqen kai/ont' 11.23.241 ; e)ggu/qi moi qa/natos kako\s ou)d' e)/t' a)/neuqen 22.300 ; ou)de/ . . a)/neuq' e)/san a)lla\ ma/l' e)ggu/s 23.378 ; a)/. lei/pein leave far away, Pi. P. 1.10 :—often with part., a)/. e)w/n 11.2.27 , cf. 4.277 . a)neu/qetos, on, inconvenient, limh\n a). pro\s paraxeimasi/an Act.Ap. 27.12 . a)neu/qu_nos, on, not accountable, irresponsible, opp. u(peu/qunos, th=| [mounarxi/h|] e)/cesti a)neuqu/nw| poie/ein ta\ bou/letai Hdt. 3.80 , cf. Arist. Pol. 1271a5 ; u(peu/qunon th\n parai/nesin e)/xontas pro\s a)neu/qunon th\n u(mete/ran a)kro/asin Th. 3.43 ; free from liability or censure, POxy. 906.8 (ii/iii A. D.), Lib. Or. 59.100 ; not open to objection, of a statement, Alex.Aphr. in Top. 425.5 . guiltless, innocent, Luc. Abd. 22 : c. gen., a). a(marth/matos Id. Nigr. 9 ; irreproachable, a). to\ i)sxi/on, of athletes, Philostr. Gym. 48 . Adv. -nws Poll. 3.139 , Just. Nov. 8.12 Intr.—In Att. , a)nupeu/qunos was more common. a)neu/quntos, on, which cannot be straightened, Arist. Mete. 386a8 . a)neuqu/nw, straighten, in Pass. , Gal. 18(1).776 . a)/neuktos, on, not wishing, not praying, eu)xome/nois kai\ a)neu/ktois AP 10.108 . a)neula^bh/s, e/s, irreverent, impious, Aq. Is. 57.11 . a)neunohsi/a, h(, malevolence, Vett. Val. 37.19 . a)neuo/dwtos, on, that does not prosper, Aq. , Sm Je. 22.30 . a)neupreph/s, e/s, unseemly:—in Adv. -pw=s Hsch. s.v. sxe/dion. a)neu/r-esis, ews, h(, discovery, E. Ion 569 , v.l. in D.H. 11.27 , cf. Ph. 1.285 , Plu. Thes. 12 , etc. a)neur-ete/on, one must find out, Pl. Plt. 294d . a)neur-eth/s, ou=, o(, inspector, tw=n xwri/wn tw=n dhmosi/wn SIG 279.3 (Zeleia). a)neu/retos, on, undiscovered, Pl. Lg. 874a , D.S. 5.20 , Plu. 2.700d , POxy. 472.14 (ii A. D.), etc. a)neu/r-hma, atos, to/, invention, discovery, Paus. 5.9.2 . a)neur-i/skw, fut. -eurh/sw: aor. -eu=ron, later -eura/mhn A.R. 4.1133 :— Pass. , aor. -eure/qhn:—find out, discover, Hdt. 1.67 , 2.54 , etc.; a)gaqa\ a). logizo/menos Id. 7.8 . g/; a). fo/non A. Ag. 1094 ; so\n xre/os a)neuri/skein po/teron . . E. IT 883 ; a). th\n ai)ti/an Pl. Phd. 100b ; th\n tou= qeou= fu/sin Phdr. 252e , etc.:— Med. , win, gain, i(ero\n xw=ron a)neurome/nhn Epigr.Gr. 259 :— Pass. , to be found out or discovered, w(s u(/steron a)neure/qh Th. 1.128 : c. part., a)neu/rhtai o(moi=a parexome/nh Hdt. 4.44 . think out, invent, mo/nos a)neurhkw\s te/xnhn Antiph. 113 , cf. Timocl. 37 , Pl. Phdr. 273c ; a). pro/fasi/n tina Philem. 88.10 , etc. a)/neuros, on, without sinews, Hp. Mochl. 41 . nerveless, slack, S. Ichn. 143 , Theopomp.Com. 71 , Arist. HA 538b7 ( Comp. ), al.; neu=ra a)/neura Phld. Ir. p.69 W. a)neu/r-unsis, ews, h(, dilatation, Gal. 1.402 ; a)rthri/as Antyll. ap. Orib. 45.24.2 . a)neur-u/nw [u_], dilate, Hp. Superf. 29 , Placit. 5.16.2 ; h( r(i\s tou\s mukth=ras a)neuru/neto Philostr. Her. 19.9 ; -usme/non sto/ma a)ggei/ou Aët. 8.69 ; esp. of arterial aneurism, Antyll. ap. Orib. 45.24.1 ; a). pa/lin o( *)wkeano/s broadens out, Arist. Mu. 393b6 : metaph., nou=s a). ta\s duna/meis Ph. 1.249 , cf. Dam. Pr. 74 ( Pass. ). a)neu/r-usma, atos, to/, aneurism, Ruf. ap. Aët. 14.51 , Antyll. ap. Orib. 45.24.1 , Gal. 7.725 , 10.335 . a)neur-usmatw/dhs, es, like an aneurism, Aët. 15.10 , Paul.Aeg. 6.38 . a)neur-usmo/s, o(, dilatation, a)rthri/as Antyll. ap. Orib. 45.24.2 ; mh/tras Dsc. 1.13 . a)neufhme/w, shout eu)fh/mei or eu)fhmei=te: hence, as this was mainly done on sorrowful occasions, cry aloud, shriek, a(/pas d' a)nhufh/mhsen (so Brunck for a)neufw/nhsen) oi)mwgh=| lew/s S. Tr. 783 , cf. E. Or. 1335 , Pl. Phd. 60a . proclaim, c. acc. et inf., Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 767.30 , cf. Simp. in Ph. 1360.20 : c. dupl. acc., Dam. Pr. 58 . later, receive or honour with auspicious cries, tina\ w(s eu)erge/thn J. BJ 4.2.5 , cf. 2.21.4 , Hdn. 6.4.1 . a)neufr-ai/nomai, f.l. for e)n- , Ph. 2.476 . a)neufr-ansi/a, h(, joylessness, Cat.Cod.Astr. 2.161 . a)neu/fr-antos, on, joyless, a)po/lausis Secund. Sent. 9 , cf. Annales du Service 22.9 (Egypt, i A. D.), Ptol. Tetr. 158 , Suid. a)neufro/sunos, on, joyless, qh/rh Sch. Opp. H. 4.533 . a)neu/xomai, unsay a prayer, Pl. Alc. 2.142d , 148b . a)nefa/llomai, leap up at, used only in part. a)nepa/lmenos, v. a)napa/llw. a)ne/faptos, on, not to be claimed as a slave (cf. a)ne/pafos), GDI 1684 sqq. (Delph.). a)ne/fedros, on, without drawing a bye, a). vika=n SIG 1070.6 ( Olymp. ), IG 5(1).680 ,al. (Sparta). a)nefe/lkomai, Med. , draw up for oneself, e)c a(lo\s i)xqu/n Man. 5.279 . a)ne/felos, on, unclouded, cloudless, ai)/qh/r Od. 6.45 ; a)h/r Arist. Mu. 394a23 ; nu/c Plu. Arat. 21 , etc.: metaph., not to be veiled or hidden, kako/n S. El. 1246 (lyr.). (a)nn. is v.l. in Arat. 415 , etc.; Eust. 945.4 has also the form a)nefh/s, e/s.) a)/nefqos, on, unboiled, Antyll. ap. Orib. 9.24.3 , Gal. 6.354 : Comp. , Paul.Aeg. 1.74 , Gp. 10.67.1 . a)/. pli/nqos unbaked, Agath. 2.16 . a)ne/fiktos, on, out of reach, unattainable, Ph. 1.228 ,al., Phld. Rh. 1.27S. , Plu. 2.54d , Luc. Herm. 67 , Jul. Or. 2.82d . a)nefo/deutos, on, undetected, unexamined, Phld. Lib. p.39O. a)ne/fodos, on, not liable to invasion, Lyd. Mag. 3.32 . a)nefritika\ sumptw/mata not-nephritic, Gal. 17(1).136 . a)nexe/gguos, on, unwarranted, dia\ to\ th\n gnw/mhn a)nexe/gguon gegenh=sqai because they had no sure confidence in themselves, Th. 4.55 . a)ne/xrazen: a)ne/xrimpten, a)nh/|rei d' a)nekou/fizen, Hsch. a)ne/xw, impf. a)nei=xon: also a)ni/sxw, impf. a)ni=sxon: fut. a)ne/cw Archil. 82 , Luc. Hist.Conscr. 4 (s. v l.), also a)nasxh/sw Hdt. 5.106 , 7.14 , E. IA 732 : aor. a)ne/sxon Il. 17.310 , etc.; poet. a)ne/sxeqon ib. 10.461 , E. Med. 1027 , Ep. inf. a)nsxeqe/ein Od. 5.320 : pf. a)ne/sxhka S.E. M. 7.190 , Phalar. Ep. 105 :— Med. a)ne/xomai: impf. h)neixo/mhn (with double augm.) A. Ag. 905 , S. Ph. 411 , Th. 1.77 , etc.: fut. a)ne/comai 11.5.895 , S. El. 1028 , D. 18.160 , etc.; also a)nasxh/somai A. Th. 252 , Ar. Ach. 299 , Ep. inf. a)nsxh/sesqai 11.5.104 : aor. a)nesxo/mhn 18.430 , A. Ch. 747 codd., E. Hipp. 687 (where h)ne/sxou is contra metr.); more freq. with double augm. h)nesxo/mhn Hdt. 5.48 , A. Ag. 1274 ; and Att. , as Ar. Nu. 1363 , Th. 3.28 , Lys. 3.3 , etc.; sync. h)nsxo/mhn S. Ant. 467 ; 2 sg. imper. a)/nsxeo (v. infr. c. 11 ):— Pass. , D.H. 3.55 , LXX 4 Ma. 1.35 . trans., hold up, lift up, xei=ras a)ne/sxon held up their hands in fight (v. infr. c. 1 ), Od. 18.89 (later of pugilists, hold up the hands in token of defeat, Theoc. 22.129 ):—freq. lift up the hands in prayer, qeoi=si de\ xei=ras a)ne/sxon 11.3.318 , cf. 1.450 , Archil. 82 , etc.; so a)/nakti eu)xa\s a). offer prayers, perhaps with uplifted hands, S. El. 636 ; a)/nexe xe/ras, a)/nexe lo/gon E. El. 592 ; also a). th\n xei=ra offer the hand (to shake), Theopomp.Com. 82 (dub.). lift up as an offering, ta/g' *)aqhnai/h| lhi/+tidi . . u(yo/s' a)ne/sxeqe xeiri/ 11.10.461 ; as a testimony, skh=ptron a). pa=si qeoi=si 7.412 ; mazo\n a)., of Hecuba entreating her son Hector, 22.80 ; kenea\s . . a)ne/sxe glh/nas A.R. 2.254 ; a)/koue d' a)n' ou)=s e)/xwn A. Fr. 126 . a). flo/ga hold up a torch, esp. at weddings, E. IA 732 : hence the phrase a)/nexe, pa/rexe sc. to\ fw=s) hold up, pass on the light in procession, Id. Tr. 308 , Cyc. 203 , cf. Ar. V. 1326 ; also a). fa/os swth/rion E. Med. 482 ; to\ shmei=on tou= puro/s Th. 4.111 . lift up, exalt, ta\ kei/nwn Pi. P. 2.89 . hold up, prop, sustain, ou)rano\n kai\ gh=n, of Atlas, Paus. 5.11.5 ; ki/wn a). th\n ste/ghn Oenom. ap. Eus. PE 5.34 :— Pass. , ge/fura ska/fais a)nexome/nh D.H. 3.55 :—but more freq., metaph., uphold, maintain, eu)diki/as Od. 19.111 ; pole/mous Th. 1.141 ; o)/rgia a). keep up the revels, Ar. Th. 948 ; *ba/kxhs a)ne/xwn le/ktr' *)agame/mnwn remaining constant to, E. Hec. 121 (v. infr. B. 3 ); oi)nw=p' a)ne/xousa kisso/n keeping constant to, haunting the ivy, S. OC 674 (s. v. l.); baru\n a)na\ qumo\n e)/xoisa keeping up his anger, Theoc. 1.96 . put forth, da/fna a). pto/rqous E. Hec. 459 (lyr.). hold back, check, a)/nex' i(/ppous Il. 23.426 ; a). ta\ o(/pla dia\ tw=n a)naklhtikw=n D.H. 9.21 ; a). *sikeli/an mh\ u(p' au)tou\s ei)=nai keep it from being . ., Th. 6.86 ; e(auto\n a)po/ tinos Plu. 2.514a :— Pass. , a)ne/xetai ta\ pa/qh u(po\ tou= logismou= LXX 4 Ma. 1.35 . intr., rise up, emerge, a)nsxeqe/ein . . u(po\ ku/matos o(rmh=s Od. 5.320 ; of a diver, Hdt. 8.8 ; sko/peloi e)n tw=| *nei/lw| o)ce/es a). Id. 2.29 ; a). e)s a)e/ra A.R. 3.1383 . esp. in form a)ni/sxw, of the sun, pro\s h(/lion a)ni/sxonta Hdt. 3.98 , etc.; so lampa\s a)ni/sxei A. Ag. 93 (lyr.); a(/m' h(li/w| a)ni/sxonti X. Cyn. 6.13 , cf. Eub. 119.9 . of events, arise, happen, Hdt. 5.106 , 7.14 . appear, show oncself, a)/elpton o)/mma . . fh/mhs a)nasxo/n S. Tr. 204 ; turn out, prove to be, melopoio\s h)\ tragw|do\s a)/ristos Eun. Hist. p.209D. stand up, ki/ones peri\ toi/xois A.R. 3.217 . come forth, ai)xmh\ para\ . . w)=mon a)ne/sxen Il. 17.310 , cf. Plu. Caes. 44 ; of a headland, jut out into the sea, Hdt. 7.123 , Th. 1.46 , etc.; a). pro\s to\ *sikeliko\n pe/lagos Id. 4.53 , cf. D. 23.166 ; e)s to\n po/nton [th\n a)/krhn] a)ne/xonta jutting out with its headland into the sea, Hdt. 4.99 (dub. l.); reversely, koila/des e)s meso/gaian e)k qala/sshs a). Str. 3.2.4 . hold on, keep doing, c. part., a). diaskopw=n Th. 7.48 ; se . . ste/rcas a)ne/xei is constant in his love for thee, S. Aj. 212 (lyr., cf. supr. A. 1.5b ): c. dat., teletai=s practise regularly, Eun. Hist. p.249 D. : abs., wait, tau/th| a)ne/xein Th. 8.94 , cf. 2.18 . hold up, cease, *zeu\s ou)/q' u(/wn pa/ntess' a(nda/nei ou)/t' a)ne/xwn Thgn. 26 , cf. X. HG 1.6.28 ; dub. l. in Hp. Epid. 5.20 . c. gen., cease from, ou)de\ . . kama/twn a)ne/xousi gunai=kes S. OT 174 ; tou= pole/mou App. Pun. 75 ; tou= foneu/ein Plu. Alex. 33 .— Hom. uses no tense intr. exc. aor. Med. , hold up what is one's own, o( d' a)ne/sxeto mei/linon e)/gxos 11.5.655 ; dou/rat' a)nasxo/menoi 11.594 , etc.: hence a)nasxo/menos is often used abs. (sc. e)/gxos, ci/fos, etc.), plh=cen a). 3.362 ; ko/ye d' a). Od. 14.425 ; pu\c ma/l' a)nasxome/nw peplhge/men 11.23.660 ; also a)/nta d' a)nasxome/nw xersi/ ib. 686 . hold oneself up, bear up, ou)de/ s' o)i/+w dhro\n e)/t' a)nsxh/sesqai ib. 5.285 , cf. Od. 11.375 : aor. imper. a)na/sxeo, = te/tlaqi , be of good courage, 11.1.586 ; a)/nsxeo be patient, 23.587 ; a)na\ d' e)/xeu is prob. l. for a)na\ d' eu)= in Archil. 6.2 : in pres. part., a)nexo/menoi fe/rousi to\n xeimw=na they bear with patience, Hdt. 4.28 ; Stoic motto a)ne/xou kai\ a)pe/xou Gell. 17.19 . c. acc., tossa/d' e)ni\ fresi\n h(=|sin a)ne/sxeto kh/dea 11.18.430 ; h)= dh\ polla\ ka/k' a)/nsxeo so\n kata\ qumo/n 24.518 ; th\n doulosu/nhn ou)k a). Hdt. 1.169 ; ta\ pri\n kaka\ h)neixo/mesqa A. Ag. 905 , etc.; xalko\n a)nasxe/sqai 11.4.511 , etc.: c. acc.pers., ou) ga\r cei/nous . . a)ne/xontai they do not suffer or bear with strangers, Od. 7.32 , cf. 17.13 ; tw=n i(/ppwn ou)/ti a)nexome/nwn ta\s kamh/lous Hdt. 7.87 ; tou/tous a)na/sxou despo/tas E. Alc. 304 , cf. Eup. 6 D. : c. acc. rei et gen. pers., ou)dei\s a)\n au)tou= a)gelasti\ h)ne/sxeto tau=ta ta\ e)/ph Ath. 5.188c , cf. Ar. Lys. 507 . c. gen., dub. in Hom. , doulosu/nhs a)ne/xesqai v.l. in Od. 22.423 ; so a(/pantos a)ndro\s a). Pl. Prt. 323a , cf. D. 19.16 ; to be content with, tou= e)n sw/mati ka/llous Plot. 5.9.2 . the dependent clause is mostly (always in Hom. ) in part., ou) ma/n se . . a)ne/comai a)/lge' e)/xonta I will not suffer thee to have . ., 11.5.895 ; ou) ga\r a)ergo\n [o)/nta] a)ne/comai I will not suffer one [to be] . ., Od. 19.27 ; ei) to\n . . qano/nt' a)/qapton h)nsxo/mhn ne/kun S. Ant. 467 ; ou)k a)ne/cetai ti/ktontas a)/llous E. Andr. 712 ; kai\ ga/r k' . . a)nexoimhn h(/menos for I would be content to sit . ., Od. 4.595 ; sou= klu/wn a)ne/cetai A. Pers. 838 , cf. S. El. 1028 , Ph. 411 ; a)na/sxesqe sigw=sai Id. Fr. 679 ; also ou) si=g' a)ne/cei; Id. Aj. 75 : freq. in Prose, Hdt. 1.80 , 206 , 5.19 , al., Th. 2.74 , etc.; a)/potos a). Arist. HA 596a2 ; also a). tou= a)/lla le/gontos Pl. R. 564d ; a). tw=n oi)kei/wn a)meloume/nwn Id. Ap. 31b ; ou)d' a)\n h)ne/sxesqe ei)/ tis . . D. 21.170 :—also in Act. , a)ne/sxhka Phalar. Ep. 105 . rarely c. inf., suffer, ou)k a)ne/comai to\ mh\ ou) . . A. Eu. 914 ; kokku/zein to\n a)lektruo/n' ou)k a)ne/xontai Cratin. 311 ; a)nakekli/sqai ou)k a). Aret. SA 1.9 ; a). pa/nta u(pome/nein Alciphr. 3.34 ; su\n a)/llois biou=n ou)k a). Ael. NA 6.30 . dare to do, a)ne/sxonto to\n e)pio/nta de/casqai Hdt. 7.139 . ou)k a)., c. inf., refuse to do . ., POxy. 903.36 ,al. rarely, hold on by one another, hang together, a)na/ t' a)llh/lhsin e)/xontai Od. 24.8 . a)neyainugme/nws: e)spoudasme/nws, Hsch. a)ne/y-a^nos, on, (e(/yw) bad for cooking, u(/data Hp. Aër. 7 . a)ne/y-htos, on, unboiled, Dsc. 1.102 , Alex.Aphr. in Mete. 190.34 , Tim. Lex. s.v. kerasbo/lon :—later form a)ne/yetos PMag.Par. 1.53 . undigested, do/rpos Sch. Nic. Al. 66 . a)neyi-a/, h(, fem. of a)neyio/s, X. Mem. 2.7.2 , Isoc. 19.8 , etc. a)neyi-a^dh=, h(, first cousin's daughter, Ar. Fr. 745 . a)neyi-a/dhs, ou, o(, = sq., Sammelb. 176 , Iamb. Protr. 21 .kz/, Poll. 3.28 . a)neyi-a^dou=s, ou=, o(, first cousin's son, Pherecr. 203 , Hermipp. 86 , D. 44.26 , Is. 11.12 ; also, of second cousins, acc. to Poll. 3.28 , but this rests on a misinterpretation of D. 45.54 . a)neyi-o/s, o(, first cousin, or generally, cousin, Il. 9.464 , Hdt. 5.30 , 7.82 , A. Pr. 856 , Com.Adesp. 58D. , etc., v. esp. And. 1.47 ; a). pro\s patro/s Is. 11.2 ; e)k patro/s Theoc. 22.170 : comically, e)gxe/lewn a). Stratt. 39 . [ a)neyiou= ktame/noio Il. 15.554 , = a)neyio/o kt. , cf. Q.S. 3.295 .] (Cf. Skt. napa_t 'grandson', Lat. nepos, etc.) a)neyi-o/ths, htos, h(, relationship of cousins, esp. in phrase e)nto\s a)neyio/thtos Pl. Lg. 871b , Lexap. D. 43.57 . a)ne/yw, boil again, Arg. E. Med. (in aor. part. a)neyh/sasa); e)/laion a)neyh/tasqai f.l. for a)nay. in Carm.Pop. ap. Sch. Ar. Eq. 725 . a)ne/w [a_], = pti/ssw , Ar. Fr. 694 ( v.l. ai)nei=q' ), Ath. 10.4553 , Paus. Gr. Fr. 21 , prob. in Poll. 7.24 (a)lei=n codd.). Cf. ai(/nw, a)fa_ne/w. a)new, Adv. without a sound, in silence, dh\n d' a)/. h)=san Il. 9.30 , 695 ; ti/pt' a)/. e)ge/nesqe; 2.323 ; oi( d' a)/. e)ge/nonto 3.84 , Od. 7.144 , 10.71 ; a(/pantes h(=sq' a)/. 2.240 .—In all the places cited it is joined with a pl. Verb, and is commonly written a)/ney (as if nom. pl. from a)/news). a)ne/w|ga, a)ne/w|gon, v. a)noi/gnumi. a)new|go/tws, Adv. pf. part. of a)new|gw/s (from a)noi/gw), openly, Gloss. a)ne/wntai, v. a)ni/hui sub init. a)/nh, h(, (a)/nw) fulfilment, A. Th. 713 , Call. Jov. 90 . a)nhb-a/skw, = sq., D.H. Rh. 2.6 (censured by Thom.Mag. p.171 R.), POxy. 1381.197 . a)nhb-a/w, grow young again, Hes. Op. 132 (prob.), A. Supp. 606 (Tyrwh. a)nhbh=sai/ me for a)\n h(bh/saimi), E. Ion 1465 , Pl. Lg. 666b ; di\s a). Thgn. 1009 ; pa/lin X. Cyr. 4.6.7 ; mo/nos o( nou=s palaiou/menos a)nhba=| Plu. 2.5e . grow up, attain to h(/bh, Call. Jov. 56 . a)nhb-hth/rios, a, on, making young again, a). r(w/mh the returning strength of youth, E. Andr. 552 . a)/nhb-os, on, not yet come to man's estate, opp. e)/fhbos, pai=s Heraclit. 117 , cf. Leg.Gort. 11.19 , Lys. 14.25 , Theoc. 8.3 ; oi( a)/. pueri, CIG 2034 (Byzantium), cf. SIG 1028.32 (Cos); a)/nhboi kai\ a)/gonoi e)k geneth=s impotent, Arist. HA 581b22 ; of a girl, Pl. Lg. 833c . a)nhb-o/ths, htos, h(, childhood, minority, Just. Nov. 159 Pr. a)nhgemo/neutos, on, without leader, unguided, yuxh/ Ph. 1.337 , cf. 696 , Luc. Icar. 9 ; furmo/s M.Ant. 12.14 . a)nhge/omai, Dor. a)na_g-, relate, rehearse, Pi. N. 10.19 , cf. I. 6(5).56 , Hdt. 5.4 . intr., a). pro/sforos e)n *moisa=n di/frw| advance worthily in the Muses' car, Pi. O. 9.80 . a)nh/domai, renounce one's enjoyment of a thing, no longer enjoy it, a(\ to/q' h(/tqhn, tau=ta nu=n a). Hermipp. 77 . a)nh/donos, on, disagreeable, J. AJ 17.3.1 , Them. Or. 26.319d . without pleasure, Plot. 4.8.8 . a)nh/duntos, on, not sweetened or seasoned, Hp. Int. 21 , al., Arist. Pr. 925b18 , etc. metaph., Id. Pol. 1340b16 ; a). braxulogi/a Plu. Phoc. 5 ; u(/mnos Them. Or. 18.218b ; so, unpleasant, Hegesand. 26 ; gunh/, fwnh/, Plu. 2.142b , 405d ; h)=qos a). pro\s xa/rin ib. 799d . a)nh/dustos, on, v.l. for foreg., Plu. Phoc. 5 . a)nh/h, v. a)ni/hmi. a)nhqei/h: o(mili/a, Hsch. a)nhqe/laion, to/, oil of dill, Gal. 19.666 , Orib. Fr. 1 . a)nhqi/keutos, on, without characteristic, Sch. Lyc. 14 . a)nh/q-inos, h, on, made of dill, ste/fanos (in form a)nh/t-) Theoc. 7.63 ; oi)=nos Dsc. 5.65 ; mu/ron Id. 1.51 , cf. Aret. CA 1.2 ; cf. a)nh/tinos, a)nnh/qion. a)nhq-i/ths [i_] oi)=nos wine flavoured with dill-seed, Gp. 8.3 . a)nhq-oeidh/s, e/s, like dill, Dsc. 4.164 . a)/nhqon or a)/nnhqon, to/, Aeol. a)/nhton Alc. 36 , Sapph. 78 , 128 , also Anacr. ap. Poll. 6.107 . a)/nnhton Thphr. HP 9.7.3 :— dill, Anethum graveolens, Ar. Nu. 982 , Th. 486 , Thphr. HP 1.11.2 , Alex. 127.5 , Theoc. 15.119 , Ev.Matt. 23.23 , Dsc. 3.58 , SIG 1170.26 (ii A. D.), Bilabel *)oyart. p.10 . (a)nn- in Ar.ll.cc. Not to be confused with a)/nnhson, q.v.) a)nhqopoi/htos, on, not giving exact delineation of character, D.H. Lys. 8 . Longin. 34.3 . unprincipled, Cic. Att. 10.10.5 . a)nh/ion, v. a)/neimi (ei)=mi). a)nh/kestos, on, (a)ke/omai) incurable, desperate, fatal, a)/lgos, xo/los, Il. 5.394 , 15.217 ; a). pa/qos e)/rdein tina/ Hdt. 1.137 ; a). lw/bhn lwba=sqai/ tina Id. 3.154 ; lumai/nesqai/ tina lu/mhsi a). Id. 6.12 , cf. A. Ch. 516 , etc.; kako/n, kaka/, sumforai/, Hes. Th. 612 , Archil. 9.5 , Th. 5.111 ; mi/asma . . a). tre/fein keep it till it is past cure, S. OT 98 ; a(marta/des Hp. Acut. 39 ; e)/rgon Antipho 5.91 ; ponhri/a X. Mem. 3.5.18 ; a)nh/kesta poiei=n tina ruin utterly, Id. An. 2.5.5 ; a)nh/kesta pa/sxein to be utterly ruined, Th. 3.39 ; a). ti paqei=n D. 54.5 ; a). ti bouleu=sai peri/ tinos Th. 1.132 ; a(pa/ntwn tw=n a)nhke/stwn ai)/tion D. 21.70 , etc. of persons, a). pleone/ktai X. Oec. 14.8 ; xrh/sasqai/ tini tw=n e)xqrw=n w(s a)nhke/stw| Plu. Per. 39 ; a). ei)/s ti J. AJ 18.6.10 : Comp. -e/steros f.l. in Antipho 5.91 : Sup. , Ph. 2.316 . Act. , damaging beyond remedy, pernicious, pu=r S. El. 888 ; xara/ Id. Aj. 52 . Adv. a)nhke/stws, diatiqe/nai treat cruelly, Hdt. 3.155 , cf. 8.28 ; a). e)/xein Aret. SD 1.5 , App. BC 2.123 . a)nhkh/s, e/s, (a)/kos) = foreg., S. Fr. 49 . a)nhki/dwtos, on, (a)ki^dwto/s) without point, A. Fr. 279 ; opp. h)kidwme/nos, be/lh IG 2.807b138 . a)nhko-e/w, to be deaf, Hdn. Epim. 188 . a)nhko-i/+a, h(, not hearing, Plu. 2.38b , Hierocl. in CA 25p.477M. ignorance, Plu. 2.676f . disobedience, Steph. in Rh. 288.36 . a)nh/ko-os, on, without hearing, Arist. Pr. 903b38 ; of the dead, Mosch. 3.103 ; pe/trai Lyc. 1451 . c. gen., not hearing a thing, never having heard or learnt it, Pl. Phdr. 261b , X. Mem. 2.1.31 : hence, ignorant of it, paidei/as Aeschin. 1.141 ; with no ear for, tw=n *dionnsi/ou r(uqmw=n Philostr. VS 1.22.3 ; not attending the lectures of . ., c. gen., ib. 2.2 . Adv. a)nhko/ws, e)/xein a)strologi/as Plu. 2.145c ; e)/s ti Paus. 10.17.13 . c. acc. rei, a)nh/koos ei)=nai e)/nia gegenhme/na (where a). ei)=nai = a)gnoei=n ) Pl. Alc. 2.141d . abs., skaio\s kai\ a). ignorant, untaught, D. 19.312 , cf. Sallust. 5 . not willing to hear, not listening, Call. Del. 116 ; to\ a). disobedience, D.H. 6.35 . unheard, Philostr. Her. 12.3 ; without result, a). te/qutai Alciphr. 3.35 . a)nhkoust-e/w, to be unwilling to hear, disobey, c. gen., ou)d' a)/ra patro\s a)nhkou/sthse Il. 15.236 ; tw=n patro\s lo/gwn A. Pr. 40 ; tw=n no/mwn Th. 1.84 : c. dat., a). toi=si strathgoi=si Hdt. 6.14 : also abs., 1.115 , Aen.Tact. 10.3 . a)nhkoust-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, want of hearing, deafness, Hp. Morb. 3.4 . disobedience, Pl. Lg. 671b . a)nh/koust-os, on, not to be heard, inaudible, Arist. de An. 421b5 . unheard of, h)/kous' a)nh/kousta . . w(/ste fri=cai S. El. 1407 , cf. E. Hipp. 363 (lyr.). of prayers, not to be granted, Antiph. 01.22 . Act. , not willing to hear: to\ a). disobedience, X. Cyn. 3.8 . a)nh/kw, to have come up to a point, reach up to, of persons and things, e)s me/tron tino\s a). Hdt. 2.127 ; ai(masih\n u(/yos a)nh/kousan a)ndri\ e)s to\n o)mfalo/n Id. 7.60 ; e)s ta\ me/gista a). a)reth=s pe/ri 5.49 ; xrh/masi a). e)s ta\ prw=ta 7.134 ; frenw=n e)s ta\ e)mewutou= prw=ta ou)/kw a). have not yet reached the highest point I aim at, ib. 13 ; ou)k e)s tosou=to eu)hqi/hs a). ib. 16 .g/, cf. 9 .g/; pro/sw a)reth=s a). ib. 237 ; a). ei)s to\ o)cu/ to rise to a point, Ael. NA 1.55 ; tou=to me\n e)s ou)de\n a). amounts to nothing, Hdt. 2.104 ; mei=zon a). h)\ kat' e)ma\n r(w/man the matter has gone too far . ., S. Tr. 1018 ; ai( pollai\ [zhmi/ai] . . e)s to\n qa/naton a). have gone as far as . ., Th. 3.45 . a). e)s se\ e)/xein it has come to you to have, has become yours to have, Hdt. 6.109 . a). ei)/s ti refer to or be connected with . ., D. 60.6 , Arist. EN 1167b4 (v.l.); ta\ ei)s a)rguri/ou lo/gon a). a)dikh/mata which involve a money consideration, Din. 1.60 ; so o( fo/nos a)nh/kei ei)/s tina Antipho 3.3.7 ; a). pro/s ti Plb. 2.15.4 , Callix. 2 , etc. belong, appertain, LXX 1 Ma. 10.42 , al.; ta\ ei)s timh\n kai\ do/can a)nh/konta OGI 763.36 (Pergam.); ta\ e)kei/nois -onta ib. 532 (Paphlag.); ta\ a). th=|po/lei Inscr.Magn. 53.65 (iii B. C.); ta\ a). toi=s i(eroi=s PTeb. 6.42 (ii B. C.). abs., to be fit or proper, Ep.Eph. 5.4 , Ep.Col. 3.18 ; to\ a)nh=kon, = to\ prosh=kon , Ep.Philem. 8 . come back, ei)s tou\s prw/tous pa/lin a). lo/gous Pl. Tht. 196b . a)nhla/ka^tos, on, unable to spin, gunh/ Matro Parod.Fr. 5 . a)nh/la^tos, on, not malleable, Arist. Mete. 385a16 : metaph., stubborn, Anacr. 140 . not struck with a hammer, LXX Jb. 41.15 . a)nhlegh/s, e/s, unconcerned, reckless, po/lemos Q.S. 2.75 : neut. in Hsch. Adv. -e/ws Q.S. 2.414 . a)nhle-h/mwn, v. sub a)neleh/mwn. a)nhle-h/s, e/s, = a)neleh/s , without pity, unmerciful, Men. Epit. 478 , Call. Del. 106 , Parth. 14.2 , App. Mith. 38 ; poet. acc. a)nhle/a (as if from a)nhlh/s) Epigr.Gr. 418 (Cyrene); gen. a)nhle/os Man. 1.263 ; a)nhlh/s is dub. in Alcm. 81 , cf. An.Ox. 1.60 . Adv. -ew=s Hp. Aff. 40 , And. 4.39 . a)nhle/-htos, on, unpitied, Lycurg. 148 (a)nel- codd.). unmerciful, Aeschin. 2.163 , Eub. 1 D. Adv. -tws Pl. Lg. 697d , Ar. Fr. 51D. a)nh/leiptos, on, unanointed, should be read for a)nei/lhptos in Antyll. ap. Orib. 10.13.19 :—also a)nh/leifos (so codd.) or a)nh/li^fos, on, D.C. 56.30 , Philagr. ap. Orib. 5.19.10 , Hp. Ep. 17 . a)nhleiyi/a, h(, being unanointed, uncleanliness, Hp. Vict. 2.57 , Plb. 3.87.2 . a)nhlh/s, v. a)nhleh/s. a)nhlia/zw, place in the sun, f.l. in Protagorid. 4 . a)nh/li^kos, on, not yet arrived at man's estate, Ps.-Callisth. 1.38 , Suid. s.v. a)/nhbos. a)nhliodei/kths, ou, o(, dub. sens. in PMag.Par. 1.1374 . a)nh/lios, Dor. a)nhle-a/lios, on, without sun, unsunned, sunless, of the nether world, A. Th. 859 (lyr.); muxoi/, dno/foi, Id. Pr. 453 , Ch. 51 (lyr.); fulla/s S. OC 676 (lyr.); liba/s E. Andr. 534 (lyr.). a)nhlipokaiblepe/laios (fort. -ka)lip-), on, barefoot and unanointed (?), Epigr. ap. Hegesand. 1 . a)nh/li^pos, Dor. a)na/l-, on, barefoot, v.l. for nh/lipos , Theoc. 4.56 . a)nhli^fh/s, e/s, = a)nh/leiptos , Suid. : a)nh/li^fos, on, v. a)nh/leiptos. a)nh/lu^sis, ews, h(, going up: return, Hsch. a)nh/l-wma, atos, to/, = a)na/lwma , PTeb. 212 (ii B. C.), PHal. 15.7 (iii B. C.), BGU 1117.15 (i B. C.), IG 2.595 , etc. a)nhl-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, = a)nal- , PLond. 2.265.10 (i A. D.); a). me/tron PPetr. 3p.317 . a)nh/lwtos, on, not nailed, Suid. s.v. a)go/mfwtos. a)nh/melktos, on, unmilked, Od. 9.439 . a)nh/mer-os, on, not tame, wild, savage, of persons, polih/tas Anacr. 1.7 ; a)nh/meroi ga/r, ou)de\ pro/splatoi ce/nois A. Pr. 716 , cf. Carneisc. Herc. 1027.16 , 2 Ep.Ti. 3.3 , Arr. Epict. 1.3.7 ; of a country, A. Eu. 14 ; e)kbolh/ E. Hec. 1078 ; bi/os Plu. 2.86d ; dia/qesis Phld. Ir. p.57 W., cf. p.85 : Sup. , Clearch. 37 . Adv. -rws, a). tisi\ xrh/sasqai D.S. 13.23 . a)nhmer-o/ths, htos, h(, wildness, savageness, Phld. Oec. p.68 J., Gloss. a)nhmer-o/w, to clear of wild beasts, a). knwda/lwn o(do/n S. Fr. 905 . a)nhme/r-wtos, on, untilled, gh= ib. 825 , Cratin. 26 D. a)nh/metos, on, v. a)ne/metos. a)nh/muktos, on, (a)mu/ssw) not torn or lacerated, Hsch. a)nh/nasqai, a)nh/nato, v. a)nai/nomai. a)nhnem-e/w, f.l. for nhn- , Str. 7.3.18 . a)nhnem-i/a, h(, = nhnemi/a , AP 9.544 (Adaeus); noted as an archaic form by Luc. Pseudol. 29 . a)nh/nem-os, on, without wind, a)nh/nemos xeimw/nwn without the blast of storms, S. OC 677 (lyr.); gentle, tufw/n Olymp. in Mete. 201.22 . a)nh/nios (A), on, unbridled, EM 107.20 . a)nh/nios (B), on, = a)na/nios (q.v.), without pain, Hp. ap. Gal. 19.81 . a)nh/noqe, Ep. pf. used like an aor.: ai(=m' e)/ti qermo\n a)nh/noqen e)c w)teilh=s blood gushed forth from the wound, Il. 11.266 ; kni/sh u|e\n a)nh/noqen the savour mounted up, Od. 17.270 ( e)nh/noqe Aristarch. ). a)nh/nustos, on, (a)nu/w) of none effect, ineffectual, a)nhnu/stw| e)pi\ e)/rgw| Od. 16.111 , cf. A.R. 4.1307 ; ka/matoi Opp. C. 4.196 . impossible of fulfilment, Emp. 12 . a)nh/nu^tos, on, = a)nh/nustos, a). po/nos, eu)xai/ , Pl. Lg. 735b , 936c ; a). e)/rgon pra/ttein, of Penelope's web, Id. Phd. 84a , cf. E. Hel. 1285 . Adv., tau=t' a)nhnu/tws e)/xei S. Fr. 557.4 . endless, never-ending, oi)=tos Id. El. 167 , cf. Plb. 9.24.4 ; kako/n Pl. Grg. 507e ; kakopaqi/a Phld. Herc. 1251.17 ; buqo/s, etc., Ph. 1.85 , etc.: neut. pl. as Adv., a)nh/nuta moxqou=sin Epicur. Fr. 470 . a)nh/nwr, oros, o(, unmanly, Od. 10.301 ; a)nh\r a)nh/nwr a man of no manhood, Hes. Op. 751 . childless, Hsch. a)nh/ceis: kolumbh/seis, Hsch. ; cf. a)nanh/xomai. a)nhpeli/h: a)sqe/neia, Hsch. ; cf. eu)hpeli/h. a)nhplwme/nws, Adv. pf. part. Pass. of a)naplo/w, at length, in detail, opp. sunh|rhme/nws, to\n lo/gon paradi/dwsi Simp. in Ph. 1215.20 ; a). kai\ a)fhghmatikw=s Aps. p.243 H. a)nh/pustos, on, (h)puw) unheard of, dub. in Zonar. a)nhpu/w, sound, au)lou= h)=xon a)nhpu/ontos Mosch. 2.98 . c. acc., sing aloud, u(me/naion A.R. 4.1197 . a)nh/r, o( , a)ndro/s, a)ndri/, a)/ndra, voc. a)/ner: pl. a)/ndres, -drw=n, -dra/si [a^], -dras: Aeol. dat. pl. a)/ndresi Alc. Supp. 14.8 : late nom. sg. a)/ndras Cat.Cod.Astr. 7.109.7 : in Att. the Art. often forms a crasis with the Noun, a(nh/r for o( a)nh/r, ta)ndro/s, ta)ndri/ for tou= a)ndro/s, etc., a(/ndres for oi( a)/ndres; the Ion. crasis is w(nh/r, w(=ndres, Hdt. 4.161 , 134 : Ep. also a)ne/ra, a)ne/ros, a)ne/ri, dual a)ne/re, pl. a)ne/res, a)ne/ras, a)/ndressi. [ Ep. Poets mostly use a_ in arsi, a^ in thesi; but in trisyll. forms with stem a)ne/r- always a_; so also Trag. in lyr., S. Tr. 1011 , OT 869 . But in Trag. senarians a^ always.] (a)- in nom. by analogy; cf. Skt. nar- from I.- E. ner-, nṛ- from nṛ-, Gk. a)ndr- from ṇr-):—man, opp. woman (a)/nqrwpos being man as opp. to beast), Il. 17.435 , Od. 21.323 ; tw=n a)ndrw=n a)/pais without male children, Pl. Lg. 877e ; in Hom. mostly of princes, leaders, etc., but also of free men; a) dh/mou one of the people, Il. 2.198 , cf. Od. 17.352 ; with a qualifying word to indicate rank, a). boulhfo/ros Il. 2.61 ; a). basileu/s Od. 24.253 ; h(gh/tores a)/. Il. 11.687 . man, opp. god, path\r a)ndrw=n te qew=n te ib. 1.544 , al.; *dio\s a)/ggeloi h)de\ kai\ a)ndrw=n ib. 334 , cf. 403 , Hdt. 5.63 , etc.: most common in pl., yet sts. in sg., e.g. Il. 18.432 :—freq. with a Noun added, brotoi/, qnhtoi\ a)/., Od. 5.197 , 10.306 ; a)/. h(mi/qeoi Il. 12.23 ; a)/. h(/rwes ib. 5.746 :—also of men, opp. monsters, Od. 21.303 :—of men in societies and cities, ou)/te par' a)ndra/sin ou)/t' e)n nausi\ koi/lais Pi. O. 6.10 ; and so prob., a)/llote me/n t' e)pi\ *ku/nqou e)bh/sao . ., a)/llote d' a)\n nh/sous te kai\ a)ne/ras . . h.Ap. 142 . man, opp. youth, unless the context determines the meaning, as in ou)/ pws e)/sti newte/rw| a)ndri\ ma/xesqai a)/ndra ge/ronta Od. 18.53 ; but a). alone always means a man in the prime of life, esp. warrior, a). e(/len a)/ndra Il. 15.328 ; so a). a)nt' a)ndro\s e)lu/qhsan Th. 2.103 ; the several ages are given as pai=s, meira/kion, a)., presbu/ths X. Smp. 4.17 ; ei)s a)/ndras e)ggra/fesqai, suntelei=n, D. 19.230 , Isoc. 12.212 ; ei)s a)/ndras a)nabh=nai BMus.Inscr. 898 ; in Inscrr. relating to contests, opp. pai=des, IG 22.1138.10 , etc. man emphatically, man indeed, a)ne/res a)/ste, fi/loi Il. 5.529 ; freq. in Hdt. , polloi\ me\n a)/nqrwpoi, o)li/goi de\ a)/ndres 7.210 ; pro/sqen ou)k a). o(/d' h)=n; S. Aj. 77 ; a)/ndra gi/gnesqai/ se xrh/ E. El. 693 ; a). gege/nhsai di' e)me/ Ar. Eq. 1255 ; o(\ maqw\n a). e)/sei Id. Nu. 823 ; a)/ndras h(gou=ntai mo/nous tou\s plei=sta duname/nous katafagei=n Id. Ach. 77 ; ei) a)/ndres ei)=en oi( strathgoi/ Th. 4.27 ; ou)ke/ti a). a)lla\ skeuofo/ros X. Cyr. 4.2.25 ; to\n *aukomh/dhn . . mo/non a)/ndra h(gou=nto Id. HG 7.1.24 ; ou)k e)n a)ndra/si not like a man, E. Alc. 723 , cf. 732 ; a)ndro\s ta\ prospi/ptonta gennai/ws fe/rein 'tis the part of a man . ., Men. 771 , etc. husband, Il. 19.291 , Od. 24.196 , Hdt. 1.146 , etc.; ei)s a)ndro\s w(/ran h(kou/shs th=s ko/rhs Pl. Criti. 113d ; so e)coikiei=n ei)s a)ndro\s [oi)=kon] qugate/ra Luc. Lex. 11 :—also of a paramour, opp. po/sis, S. Tr. 551 , cf. E. Hipp. 491 , Theoc. 15.131 ; a). a(pasw=n tw=n gunaikw=n e)sti nu=n Pherecr. 155 ; ai)gw=n a)/ner Theoc. 8.49 . Special usages: joined with titles, professions, etc., i)htro\s a). Il. 11.514 ; a). ma/ntis, a). strathgo/s, Hdt. 6.83 , 92 (dub.); a). nomeu/s S. OT 1118 ; a)/ndres loxi=tai, lh|stai/, a)spisth=res, ib. 751 , 842 , Aj. 565 ; esp. in disparagement, klw=pes a)/. E. Rh. 645 ; a). dhmo/ths S. Ant. 690 ; with names of nations, as *foi/nikes a)/. Hdt. 4.42 ; a). *qrh=|c E. Hec. 19 ,al.; esp. in addresses, a)/. e)/foroi Hdt. 9.9 ; a)/. poli=tai S. OT 513 ; a)/. dikastai/ D. 21.1 , etc.; w)= a)/ndres gentlemen of the jury, Antipho 1.1 , Lys. 1.1 , etc.; w)= a)/. *)aqhnai=oi Id. 6.8 , etc.: hence in Comedy, a)/. i)xqu/es Archipp. 29 ; a)/. qeoi/ Luc. JTr. 15 ; w)= a)/. ku/nes Ath. 4.160b . o( a)nh/r, by crasis Att. a(nh/r, Ion. w(nh/r, is freq. used emphatically for au)to/s, e)kei=nos Ar. V. 269 , prob. in Pl. Sph. 216b , etc.: sts. so in oblique cases without the Art., S. Tr. 55 , 109 , 293 , etc.; but not in Prose. a). o(/de, o(/d' a)., in Trag., = e)gw/ , S. Aj. 78 , E. Alc. 690 , etc. pa=s a). every man, every one, freq. in Pl. Lg. 736c , al., cf. E. Or. 1523 . a man, any man, ei)=t' a)/ndra tw=n au(tou= ti xrh\ proi+e/nai; Ar. Nu. 1214 ; ou) pre/pei nou=n e)/xonti a)ndri/ Pl. Phd. 114d , etc.; ou) panto\s a)ndro\s . . e)sq' o( plou=s 'tis not every one that can go, Nicol.Com. 1.26 . w)= daimo/ni' a)ndrw=n Eup. 316 ; and often with a Sup. , w)= fi/ltat' a)ndrw=n Phryn.Com. 80 , etc. kat' a)/ndra viritim, Isoc. 12.180 , POxy. 1047 iii 11 , BGU 145.5 , etc.; so tou\s kat' a)/ndra individuals, opp. koinh=| th\n po/lin, D.Chr. 32.6 . In LXX , a)nh/r = e(/kastos, do/te moi a)nh\r e)nw/tion Jd. 8.24 ; a). tw=| a)delfw=| au)tou= proskollhqh/setai 'each to his fellow', of leviathan's scales, Jb. 41.8 ; also a). ei(=s 4 Ki. 6.2 ; with negs., a). mh\ e)piskeph/tw ib. 10.19 ; a)nh\r a)nh/r any one, Le. 15.2 . a)/ndras gra/fein: to\ e)n didaska/lou ta\ paidi/a o)no/mata gra/fein, Hsch. male animal, Arist. HA 637b15 . a)nhre/mhtos, on, restless, Corn. ND 26 , S.E. M. 3.5 . Adv. -tws 10.223 . a)nhreoi/, oi(, rings through which cables were passed, Hsch. a)nh/reston: ou)k a)resto/n, Hsch. (prob.). a)nhrefh/s, e/s, not couered, A.R. 2.1171 . a)nhrh/meqa, v. a)nei/romai. a)nh/rhs, es, = a)ndrw/dhs , dub. in A. Fr. 218 . a)nhri/qeutos, on, = a)neri/qeutos (q.v.), GDI 5653 B (Chios, v B. C.). a)nh/riqmos, v. a)na/riqmos. a)nhri/nastos, on, = a)neri/nastos , Hsch. a)nh/rista: a)ne/rista, a)/plasta, Id. a)nhro/s, a/, o/n, = a)niaro/s, o)rqo/pnqia Ph.Tars. ap. Gal. 13.267 ; but a)nhro/n: a)/blapton, EM 108.22 . a)nh/rotos, on, unploughed, gu/ai A. Pr. 708 ; without tillage, a)nh/rota pa/nta fu/ontai Od. 9.109 : neut. pl. as Adv., leimw=nes a)nh/rota porfu/rousi Opp. C. 1.462 : metaph., gunh\ a). Luc. Lex. 19 . a)nhrthme/nws, Adv. pf. part. Pass. of a)narta/w, disconnectedly, incoherently, Herm. in Phdr. p.177A. a)nhsidw/ra, h(, sending up gifts, epith. of Earth, Ath.Mitt. 37.288 (ii A. D.), cf. Sch. Ar. Av. 971 ; of Demeter, S. Fr. 826 , Alciphr. 1.3 , Paus. 1.31.4 , Plu. 2.745a ; e(sti/a a)., of Rome, ib. 317a . a)nh/sshtos, Dor. a)nh/ssa_tos, on, unconquered, Theoc. 6.46 . a)/nhsson, to/, v. a)/nnhson. a)/nhstis, o(, h(, = nh=stis , A. Fr. 258 A, Cratin. 45 . a)/nhstos, on, (ne/w) unspun, si/ppion POxy. 1288.34 . a)nh/suxos: inquietus, Gloss. a)nh/tinos, h, on, Dor. for a)nh/q-: a)/nhton or a)/nnhton, v. a)/nhqon. a)nh/faistos, on , a). pu=r fire that is no fire, i.e. discord, E. Or. 621 . a)nhxe/w, raise a shout, Sch. E. Or. 1335 . a)nqair-e/omai, choose one person or thing instead of another, to\ d' eu)sebe\s th=s dussebei/as a)nqelou= E. Cyc. 311 ; a)/llous a). a)nti\ tou/twn CIG 2715.11 (Stratonicea); strathgou\s e)/pausan . . kai\ a)/llous a)nqei/lonto Th. 6.103 , cf. X. HG 6.2.13 , Pl. Lg. 765d ; ta\n eu)/docon a). fh/man prefer, choose rather, E. Hipp. 773 (lyr.). dispute, lay claim to, ou)dei\s ste/fanon a)nqairh/setai Id. Hec. 660 . a)nqai/r-esis, ews, h(, choice of one to succeed another, CIG 2715.12 . a)nqair-etisth/s, ou=, o(, of planets, belonging to the opposite 'condition', Jul.Laod. in Cat.Cod.Astr. 5(1).183.21 , cf. 192.36 . a)nqa/lion, to/, = malinaqa/llh , Plin. HN 21.88 , 175 . a)nqa^li/skomai, to be captured in turn, i.e. after one has captured others, ou) ta)\n e(lo/ntes au)=qis a)nqaloi=en a)/n A. Ag. 340 ; to be convicted in turn, a)ntikathgorh/qh kai\ a)nqea/lw D.C. 36.40 . a)nqa^marta/nw [a^n], err in retaliation, Agath. 4.4 . a)nqa^mill-a/omai ( a)nt- Hsch. ), vie one with another, be rivals, Pl. Lg. 731a ; race, of triremes, X. HG 6.2.28 :— Act. , part. a)nqamilleu=ntes Hp. Ep. 17 . a)nqa^/mill-os, on, vying with, rivalling, E. Ion 606 . a)nqa/ptomai, Ion. a)nt-, lay hold of in return, oi( *pe/rsai . . a(/ptonto au)tou=: . . oi( de\ a)nta/ptonto Hdt. 3.137 , cf. E. Hec. 275 : but mostly, simply, lay hold of, grapple with, engage in, c. gen., a). tou= pole/mou Hdt. 7.138 ; a). tw=n pragma/twn Th. 8.97 ; a). th=s logistikh=s Pl. R. 525c : generally, reach, attain, termo/nwn E. Med. 1182 (dub.). lay hold of, seize, attack, esp. of pain, grief, etc., pleumo/nwn S. Tr. 778 , cf. Ar. Ra. 474 ; frenw=n, kardi/as, E. Med. 55 , 1360 ; peri\ th=s misqofora=s . . malakwte/rws a)nqh/pteto (sc. *tissafe/rnous) attacked him, Th. 8.50 (unless abs., 'was less firm in his counter-grip'). a)nqa/rion, to/, pimple, eruption, = e)ru/qhma , Hsch. a)nqarmo/zw, fit one thing to another, xeiri\ xei=ra Sch. Pi. P. 4.65 . a)nqa/rpagma, atos, to/, a thing seized by way of reprisal or pledge, Eust. 877.37 . *)/anqeia, h(, epith. of Hera at Argos, Paus. 2.22.1 , EM 108.47 ; at Miletus, in dat., *(/hrh| *)anqe/h Milet. 3 No. 31 (a). 5 (vi B. C.); of the *(=wrai, Hsch. ; also of Aphrodite at Cnossus, Id. a)nqeino/s, h/, o/n, = a)nqino/s , D.S. 4.4 , Ael. NA 2.11 . a)/nqeion, to/, flower, blossom, dub. in Ar. Ach. 869 ( Boeot. ). a)nqekte/on, one must cleave to, tou/tou a). toi=s e)pimelhtai=s Pl. R. 424b ; a). th=s me/shs e(/cews Arist. EN 1126b9 : so in pl., a)nqekte/a e)sti\ th=s qala/sshs Th. 1.93 . a)nqektiko/s, h/, o/n, clinging to, attached to, tino/s Arr. Epict. 4.11.3 . a)nqeleto/s, h/, o/n, preferred, Poet.de herb. 194 . a)nqeligmo/s, o(, counter-winding, Placit. 3.15.5 (pl.) (a)nt- codd.). a)nqe/lic, ikos, h(, the interior curvature of the ear, the exterior being e(/lic, Ruf. Onom. 44 . a)nqe/lkw, aor. inf. -elku/sai Herm. in Phdr. p.170A. :—draw or pull against, Th. 4.14 ; a). a)llh/lais pull against one another, Pl. Lg. 644e ; a). th\n yuxh/n draw it in a contrary direction, Id. R. 439b ; filanqrw/pws tina\s a). D.S. 30.8 : metaph., of resistance of facts to suggested inference, ei)s tou)nanti/on mhdeno\s -kontos Phld. Sign. 17 , cf. 18 ; a). tina\ pro\s au(ta\s e(ka/sth Luc. Demon. 63 :— Pass. , Pl. Ax. 372 , D.H. 3.30 . a)/nqema, atos, to/, v. a)na/qema. name of dance, in Ath. 14.629e , unless this be neut. pl. of a)/nqemon. a)nqemi/zomai, in A. Supp. 73 goedna\ a)nqemi/zesqai, i.e. (says the Sch.) to\ a)/nqos tw=n go/wn a)podre/pesqai; cf. a)panqi/zw. a)nqe/m-ion, to/, = a)/nqos , f.l. for a)/nqemon in Thphr. HP 1.13.3 ,al., cf. AP 4.1.36 ( Mel. ), PMag.Leid.V. 13.9 . honeysuckle pattern on Ionic columns, IG 1.322 ; so a). e)stigme/noi tattooed with a similar pattern, of the Mossynoeci, X. An. 5.4.32 : pl.,artificial flowers,IG 11.161B50 (Delos, iii B.C.). of gold, the purest quality, LXX Ec. 12.6 . a)nqem-i/s, i/dos, h(, = a)/nqos , J. AJ 12.2.10 , AP 6.267 ( Diotim. ). camomile, Nic. Fr. 74.37 ; a). leukh/ Matricaria Chamomilla, wild c., a). melinh Anthemis tinctoria, dyer's c., ibid.; a). porfura= A. rosea. ibid., Dsc. 3.137 . = a)nqulli/s , Ps.- Dsc. 3.136 ; = a)rgemw/nh , Id. 2.177 ; = a)ma/rakon , Id. 3.138 :—also a)nqemi/sion,to/, Alex.Trall. 9.1 . a)nqem-oeidh/s, e/s, = a)nqemw/dhs , Orph. H. 43.4 . a)nqem-o/eis, essa, en, also eis as fem., Il. 2.695 , Hes. Fr. 16 :— flowery, of places, e)n leimw=ni *skamandri/w| a)nqemo/enti Il. 2.467 , cf. 695 , B. 12.88 ; e)p' a)nqemo/enti *(/ebrw| on the flowery banks of Hebrus, 15.5 . of works in metal, adorned with flowers, le/bht' a)/puron . . a). Il. 23.885 ; e)n a). le/bhti Od. 3.440 ; krhth=ra pana/rguron a). 24.275 ; embroidered, ku/passis AP 6.272 ( Pers. ). (a)nqemeu=ntas ps.- Ion. form in Anacr. 62 .) a)/nqemon, to/, = a)/nqos , Sapph. 85 , Semon. 7.66 , Pi. N. 7.79 , Cratin. 98 , Ar. Ach. 992 , Tab.Heracl. 1.96 ; a)/nqema xrusou= golden flowers, Pi. O. 2.72 ; a)/nqem' o)reixa/lkou h.Hom. 6.9 ; a)/nqema kottabei/wn IG 11.164B25 (Delos, iii B.C.). name of a plant, a)/. a)fu/llanqes Matricaria Chamomilla var. eradiata, and a)/. fullw=des Anthemis chia, Thphr. HP 7.8.3 . v. a)/nqema 11 . pl., name of cake, Poll. 6.76 , Hsch. a)nqemo/-rru^tos, on, flowing from flowers, a). ga/nos meli/sshs, i.e. honey, E. IT 634 . a)nqemo/-strwtos, on, strewn with flowers, Id. ap. Phot. p.138R. a)nqemourgo/s, o/n, working in flowers, h( a)., i.e. the bee, A. Pers. 612 . *)anqemousi/a: ta/gma ti para\ *makedo/sin e)c *)anqemou=ntos po/lews *makedoni/as, Hsch. a)nqemofo/ron, to/, = bou/nion , Ps.- Dsc. 4.123 . a)nqem-w/dhs, es, flowery, blooming, meli/lwtos Sapph. Supp. 25.14 ; *nei=los B. 18.39 ; e)/ar A. Pr. 455 ; tmw=los E. Ba. 462 ; leimw/n Ar. Ra. 450 . a)nqem-wto/s, h/, o/n, adorned with flowers or with flower-patterns, kalupth/r IG 2.807b107 . a)/nqecis, ews, h(, clinging to, a)llh/lwn Pl. Ep. 323b (pl.). a)/nqeo, Ep. aor. 2 imper. Med. of a)nati/qhmi. a)nqerew/n, w=nos, o(, chin, deciterh=| d' a)/r' u(p' a)nqerew=nos e(lou=sa, in token of supplication, Il. 1.501 ; para\ nei/aton a)nqerew=na, i.e. just under the chin, 5.293 , cf. Hp. Oss. 18 , Nic. Th. 444 . later, neck, throat, Euph. 92.1 (pl.): sg., AP 9.129 (Nestor), Q.S. 1.110 : sg. in both senses, Ruf. Onom. 47 , 48 . mouth, Nonn. D. 3.247 , 25.476 . a)nqe/r-i^kos, o(, flowering stem of asphodel, Thphr. HP 7.13.2 , cf. Hp. Coac. 491 , Hellanic. 67 J. , Longus 1.10 ; and so prob. e)c a)nqeri/kwn in Hdt. 4.190 , which others refer to a)nqe/ric. flower-head of asphodel, Dsc. 2.169 . the plant itself, asphodel, Cratin. 325 , Eup. 14.5 . = a)nqe/ric 1 , Sch. Arat. 1060 . a)nqer-i^kw/dhs, es, like asphodel, kaulo/s Thphr. HP 9.10.1 . a)/nqer-ic, i^kos, o(, = a)qh/r , beard of an ear of corn, the ear itself, Il. 20.227 , Hes. Fr. 117 , AP 12.121 ( Rhian. ). = a)nqe/rikos 1.1 (q.v.), stalk of asphodel, v.l. in Theoc. 1.52 . a)nqer-i/skos, o(, = a)nqe/rikos , dub. in AB 403 . a)/nqesan, Ep. 3 pl. aor. 2 Act. of a)nati/qhmi. a)nqesi-ourgo/s, o/n, creating flowers, Orph. Fr. 197 . a)nqesi-po/ta_tos, on, fluttering round flowers, me/lea Antiph. 209 . a)nqesi/-xrws, wtos, o(, h(, variegated, pe/rkh Matro Conv. 51 . *)anqes-th/ria, ta/, Feast of Flowers, i.e. three days' festival of Dionysus at Athens, in the month Anthesterion, Apollod. Fr. 28 ; also in Ionic cities, SIG 38.32 (Teos), CIG 3655 (Cyzicus). (Deriv. from a)na-qe/ssasqai is dub.; from a)nqei=n acc. to Ister 28 .) *)anqes-thria/das: ta\s e)xou/sas w(/ran ga/mou(Rhod.), Hsch. *)anqes-thriw/n, w=nos, o(, the month Anthesterion, eighth of the Attic year, answering to the end of February and the beginning of March, in which the Anthesteria were celebrated, Th. 2.15 , etc.; also in Ionic cities, as Tenos, IG 12(5).872.48 . a)nqestia/w, entertain in return or mutually, Plu. Ant. 27 , cf. 32 ( Pass. ), Luc. Am. 9 . *)anqes-fo/ria, ta/, a festival in honour of Persephone, who was carried off while gathering flowers, Poll. 1.37 . *)anqes-fo/ros, on, bearing flowers, flowery, mi=lac E. Ba. 703 ; lei/makes a)nqesfo/roi Id. IA 1544 . a)nqesfo/roi, ai(, women celebrating the Anthesphoria, Poll. 4.78 . a)/nqetai: e)leu/qeroi ( Tarent. ), Hsch. a)/nqeto, Ep. 3 sg. aor. 2 Med. of a)nati/qhmi. a)nqe/w, blossom, bloom, of the youthful beard, pri\n . . u(po\ krota/foisin i)ou/lous a)nqh=sai Od. 11.320 (the only place in Hom. ), cf. Orph. L. 255 ; of persons, tutqo\n d' a)nqh/santas u(po\ krota/foisin i)/oulon with the young down just showing, IG 5(1).1355 (Geraneia), cf. APl. 5.381 . of flowers and plants, first in Hes. Op. 582 , Alc. 39 ; sta/xus S. Fr. 395 ; flourish, a). kupa/rissoi Theoc. 27.46 : c. dat., a)/nqesin h.Ap. 139 ; r(o/dois Pi. I. 4(3).18 : metaph., a)nqou=n pe/lagos *ai)gai=on nekroi=s A. Ag. 659 ; a)fro\s h)/nsei ( Lacon. ) dub.l. in Ar. Lys. 1257 . metaph., bloom, be brilliant, shine with colour, etc., h)/nqei foiviki/si . . h( stratia/ X. Cyr. 6.4.1 ; of linen garments, Plu. 2.352d . to be in bloom, blooming, *(/hbas karpo\n a)nqh/santa Pi. P. 9.110 ; a)nqou=san a)kmh\n e)/xwn Isoc. 5.10 ; e)n w(/ra| a)nqei=n to be in the bloom of youth, Pl. R. 475a ; ta\ sa\ lh/gei w(/ras, su\ d' a)/rxh| a)nqei=n Id. Alc. 1.131e , cf. ib.c. flourish in wealth and prosperity, laoi/ Hes. Op. 227 ; a)nqeu/shs *)eretri/hs Hdt. 6.127 , cf. Th. 1.19 , etc.; o)/lbos smikro\n a)nqh/sas xro/non E. El. 944 ; a)nqou=sa e)f' w(/ra| politei/a Plu. Per. 16 ; a)nqou/shs th=s ne/as *)akadhmi/as Id. Luc. 42 ; to\ a)nqou=n th=s duna/mews the flower of the force, Id. Cor. 39 : c. dat., a). th=s *)asi/as a)ndra/si flourish, abound in men, Hdt. 4.1 . of persons, flourish, be popular, ou(/tws h)/nqhsen e)kei=nos Ar. Eq. 530 , cf. Nu. 897 , 962 ; prapi/dessi, do/ch| a)., Pi. O. 11(10).10 , Plu. Dem. 5 ; *(/ektoros h)/nqei do/ru E. Hec. 1210 ; sfo/dra ge h)/nqhsen e)pi\ tai=s e)lpi/sin D. 2.10 ; a). pro\s do/can, pro\s xa/rin, Plu. Sert. 18 , Phoc. 3 . to be at the height or pitch, a)nqei= pa/qos tini/ A. Ch. 1009 (lyr.); of a disease, h)/nqhken S. Tr. 1089 , cf. Hp. Epid. 1.25 ; u(/bris e)n ne/ois a)nqei= S. Fr. 786 ; skwmma/twn a)nqou/ntwn when they were in full swing, Plu. Ant. 32 . c. gen., swarm with, fqeirw=n h)/nqhsen Paus. 9.33.6 . a)nqew/n, w=nos, o(, flower-bed or garden, OGI 365 (Amasia):—also a)nqw/n, Gloss. a)/nqh, h(, full bloom of a flower or plant, a)kmh\n e)/xei th=s a)/nqhs Pl. Phdr. 230b , cf. Porph. ap. Eus. PE 3.10 : a special Att. form, Moer. 4 , Thom.Mag. p.10 R. blossom or bloom, Nic. Th. 625 , Ael. NA 12.4 . a)nqhdw/n, o/nos, h(, the flowery one, i.e. the bee, Damocr. ap. Gal. 14.91 , Ael. NA 15.1 , EM 108.43 . eastern thorn, Crataegus orientalis, Thphr. HP 3.12.5 :—hence a)nqhdonoeidh/s, e/s, as epith. of Crataegus monogyna, hawthorn, ibid. a)nqh/eis, essa, en, bright-coloured, basili/skos Marcell.S Id. 26 ; sa/lph Id. 30 ; ki/stos Ruf. ap. Gal. 12.425 . a)nqhla=s, o(, prob. flower-merchant, PLond. 2.387.21 (vi/vii A.D.). a)nqh/lh, h(, the silky flower-tufts of the reed, Thphr. HP 4.10.4 , Dsc. 1.85 , cj. for a)nqi/nh in Phan.Hist. 25 :—a)nqh/lh: pw/gwn, Hsch. (cf. a)nqh/lh puro/s Id.). a)nqh/lion, to/, f.l. for a)nqu/llion , Dsc. 3.156 , 4.121 ; = kanqh/lion , Charax 21 :—a)nqh/lia: peride/rmata, Hsch. (-hla/: peri/derma cod.). a)nqh/lios, on, = a)nth/lios , q.v. a)/nqhma (A), atos, to/, = e)ca/nqhma , Hsch. = a)/nqos, kri/nou Sch. Nic. Al. 406 . a)/nqhma (B), atos, to/, poet. for a)na/qhma, offering, IG 12(5).911.21 (Tenos). a)nqh/meron, Adv. to-day, prob. in S. Fr. 168 ; cf. a)nti/ A. 11 , a)ntalle/s. a)nqh/mwn, on, gen. onos, = a)nqhro/s, kuti/noio . . karpo/n Nic. Al. 610 . a)nqhro-gra^fe/w, write in a florid style, Eust. 991.8 :— Pass. , to be embellished, Cic. Att. 2.6.1 . a)nqhro-poiki/los, on, brocaded with flowers, flowered, Ph. 1.666 . a)nqhro/s, a/, o/n, flowery, blooming, e)/ar Chaerem. 9 ; leimw/n, da/pedon, Ar. Av. 1093 , Ra. 352 ; xw/ra Str. 17.3.12 ( Comp. ); pro/soyis, dia/qesis, D.S. 5.3 , 19 ; ta\ a). flowery meads, Plu. 2.770b ; but also, flowering plants, ib. 765d . metaph., fresh, young, xlo/h E. Cyc. 541 ; of music, etc., fresh, new, X. Cyr. 1.6.38 ; of persons, Plu. Pomp. 69 ; i(laro\s kai\ a). 2.50b ; cf. a)/nqos 11.1 fin. ta=s mani/as a)nqhro\n me/nos rage bursting (as it were) into flower, i.e. exuberant, S. Ant. 960 . bright-coloured, brilliant, tou= xalkou= to\ a). Plu. 2.395b ; of colours, to\ a). tw=n xrwma/twn Luc. Nigr. 13 . cf. Plu. 2.79d , etc. brilliant, splendid, deipna/rion Diph. 64 ; e)dwdh/ Ph. 1.679 ( Comp. ) (s.v.l.); bi/os Max.Tyr. 21.1 ; qewri/a Iamb. in Nic. p.35P. ; of personal appearance, dress, etc., a)nqhro\s ei(ma/twn stolh=| E. IA 73 . Adv. -w=s Sch. Opp. H. 1.459 . of style, flowery, florid, a). genus dicendi Quint. Inst. 12.10.58 ,cf. Plu. 2.648b ; of music, a). kai\ malakh\ a(rmoni/a (metaph. of policy), Id. Per. 15 ; a)\n a). h)=| to\ pra=gma, e)/stw kai\ h( le/cis toiau/th Hermog. Prog. 10 . Adv. "a)nqhrw=s", an exclamation of applause, Plu. 2.46a : Comp. a)nqhro/teron, le/gein Isoc. 13.18 . a)nqhro/s, o(, = a(/limon , Ps.- Dsc. 1.91 . a)nqhra/, h(, name of a lip-salve, Plin. HN 24.69 , Gal. 13.839 ; also of a plaster, Cels. 6.11 , Sor. ap. Gal. 12.957 . a)nqhro/ths, htos, h(, brilliancy, Sch. Pi. O. 9.72 . a)/nqhsis, ews, h(, flowering, Thphr. CP 4.10.1 , Plu. 2.647f . a)nqhssa/omai, give way or yield in turn, tini/ Th. 4.19 , D.C. 49.44 . a)nqhsu^xa/zw, to be quiet in turn, App. BC 2.93 . a)nqhtiko/s, h/, o/n, = a)nqiko/s, ta\ a). flowering plants, Thphr. HP 1.14.3 . a)nqhfo/ros, h(, = a)nqofo/ros 11; a). kai\ a)rxie/reia CIG 2821 , 2822 (Aphrodisias); but a)rxie/reia a), Rev.Ét.Gr. 19p.137 . a)nqi/as, ou, o(, a kind of sea-fish, Labrus or Serranus anthias (Adams), Anan. 5.1 , Epich. 58 , Diph. 64 ; = au)lwpi/as , Arist. HA 570b19 . a)nqiero/w, consecrate in return, Epicur. Fr. 141 . a)nq-i/zw, strew or deck with flowers, E. Ion 890 ; kefalh\n r(o/dois Philostr. Im. 1.15 (but skeuh\ h)nqisme/nh adorned, embroidered with flowers, ibid.): metaph., a). th\n le/cin D.H. Isoc. 13 :— Med. , gather, cull flowers, App. BC 4.105 . colour, dye, stain, [ porfu/ra] a). th\n xei=ra Arist. HA 547a18 :— Pass. , h)nqisme/noi farma/koisi Hdt. 1.98 ; ou) ga/r se mh\ . . gnw=s' . . w(=d' h)nqisme/non thus disguised or with silvered hair, S. El. 43 ; kre/a puro\s a)kmai=s h)nqisme/na meat browned at the fire, Epicr. 6 ; oi)=nos h)nqisme/nos wine flavoured with flowers, Gal. 19.81 . a)nqi/zousa, h(, a plaster, Id. 13.856 . a)nq-iko/s, h/, o/n, flowering, ta\ a)., opp. ta\ fruganika/, Thphr. HP 6.62 . a)/nq-imos, h, on, = sq., meli/sshs a)/. ei)=dar Orph. L. 735 . a)/nq-inos, h, on, of or like flowers, blooming, fresh, like a)nqhro/s : in Od. 9.84 the esculent lotus is called a)/nqinon ei)=dar, where prob. vegetable as opp. to animal food is all that is meant; a)/. kukew/n a drink flavoured with flowers, Hp. Int. 12 ; a)/. e)/laion oil of lilies, Id. Mul. 1.35 ; a)/. me/li Arist. Mir. 831b18 ; a)/. oi)=nos Gal. 19.81 ; trimma/tion Sotad.Com. 1.17 ; ste/fanos SIG 1017.12 (Sinope); eu)wdi/a Plu. 2.645e . flowered, bright-coloured, of women's dress, e)sqh=tes, stolh/, Str. 3.3.7 , Plu. 2.304d ; ta\ a)/nqina (sc. i(ma/tia) gay-coloured dresses worn by the e(tai=rai at Athens, Phylarch. 45 ; forbidden at religious festivals, IG 11.1300 (Delos), ib. 5(2).514.6 (Lycosura, ii B.C.); also of dresses worn at the Anthesteria by the Satyrs: hence th\n filosofi/an a)/nqina e)ne/dusen he clothed philosophy in motley, of Bion , who delivered his precepts in sarcastic verses, like those used in the satyric drama, Eratosth. ap. D.L. 4.52 , cf. Thphr. ap. Demetr. Lac. Herc. 1055.15 , Str. 1.2.2 . (On the accent v. Hdn.Gr. 1.182 .) a)/nqion, to/, in Orphic phraseology, spring, Orph. Fr. 33 . a)nqipp-a/rxhs, ou, o(, deputy-master of the horse, Lyd. Mag. 1.38 . a)nqipp-a^si/a, h(, sham fight of horse, X. Eq.Mag. 1.20 , IG 2.1291 , cf. 1305b . a)nqipp-eu/w, ride against, a)llh/lois, of cavalry, X. Eq. 8.12 . a)nqismo/s, o(, lustre, of dyes, PHolm. 18.25 . a)nq-ista/w, later form of a)nqi/sthmi, dub. in Hermog. Stat. 2 :—also a)nq-ista/nw, PPetr. 2p.120 . a)nq-i/sthmi, set against, Th. 4.115 ; esp. in battle, peltastikh\n th= tou= pagkrati/ou ma/xh| Pl. Lg. 834a ; a). tropai=on set up a trophy in opposition, Th. 1.54 , 105 ; weigh against, Ar. Ra. 1389 ; a). tino\s th\n o(lkh/n outweigh him, LX X. Si. 8.2 . match with, compare, a)ntisth=sai kai\ parabalei=n Plu. Thes. 1 . Hom. uses only Pass. , with intr. aor. 2 a)nte/sthn. aor. 1 Pass. a)ntesta/qhn Hdt. 5.72 : pf. a)nqe/sthka Ep.Rom. 9.19 ; Att. contr. part. a)nqestw/s Th. 6.70 : fut. a)ntisth/somai Hdt. 8.75 , S. OC 645 :—stand against, esp. in battle, withstand, *(/hrh| d' a)nte/sth . . *)/artemis Il. 20.70 , cf. 72 , Hdt. 6.117 al.; tou\s a)nqistame/nous toi=s u(mete/rois boulh/masi D. 18.49 ; pro\s th\n a)na/gkhn ou)d' *)/arhs a). S. Fr. 256 , cf. Th. 1.93 , X. Smp. 5.1 : rarely c. gen., de/os . . soi\ frenw=n a)nqi/statai A. Pers. 703 (a)nqa/ptetai Wakef.), cf. Q.S. 1.520 . of things, turn out unfavourably to one, a)ntista/ntos au)tw=| tou= pra/gmatos Th. 5.4 , cf. 38 ; a)/n ta\ par' u(mw=n tw=n a)kouo/ntwn a)ntisth=| D. 19.340 . abs., make a stand, a)ll' e)/t' a)/r' a)nqi/stanto Il. 16.305 ; resist, fight on, Hdt. 5.72 , etc.; u(pe/r tinos S. Aj. 1231 , Ant. 518 . a)nqo-ba^fh/s, e/s, bright-coloured, strwmnh/ Antyll. ap. Orib. 9.14.7 , cf. Ph. 2.274 ; e)sqh/s S.E. P. 1.148 ; pe/dila Luc. Am. 41 ; gh= IG 7.1802 . a)nqo-ba^fi/a, h(, dveing in bright colours, Plu. Fr. 16p.113B. a)nqo-ba/fos [a^], o(, dyerin bright colours, Id. 2.830e , Man. 2.326 . a)nqo-bole/w, bestrew with flowers, xai/thn AP 5.146 ( Mel. ); as a mark of honour, w(/sper a)qlhth\n a). Plu. Caes. 30 :— Pass. , Id. Pomp. 57 . put forth flowers, Gp. 10.2.10 . a)nqo-bo/lhsis, ews, h(, putting forth of flowers, ib. 59.3 . a)nqo/-bolos, on, garlanded with flowers, qri/c AP 9.270 (Marc. Arg.), but codd. have a)nqobo/lon, i.e. shedding flowers. a)nqo-bosko/s, o/n, nourishing, growing flowers, or perh. feeding on flowers, S. Fr. 31 . a)nqo-gra^fe/w, paint in bright colours, Ph. 1.33 . a)nqo-di/aitos, on, living on flowers, me/lissa AP 5.162 ( Mel. ). a)nqo-do/kos, on, holding flowers, ta/laros Mosch. 2.34 . a)nqo-ka/rhnos, on, crowned with flowers, Opp. C. 4.235 . a)nqo-kome/w, produce flowers, of the earth, bota/nas a). AP 7.321 . a)nqo-ko/mos, on, decked with flowers, flowery, leimw=nes ib. 10.6 ( Satyr. ). parti-coloured, oi)wnoi/ Opp. C. 2.190 . a)nqo-kra^te/w, govern flowers, Luc. Pseudol. 24 . a)nqo/-krokos, on, (kre/kw) worked with flowers, ph=nai E. Hec. 471 (lyr.). a)nq-olkh/, h(, pulling in the contrary direction, retraction, Aret. CA 1.4 ; revulsion in venesection, Antyll. ap. Orib. 7.11.1 ; means of drawing back, D.C. 35.5 ; counterpoise, tou= bla/ptontos a). Plu. 2.20c ; resistance, countercheck, a)nqolkai\ kai\ diatribai/ Id. Luc. 11 . a)nq-olko/s, o/n, = a)nti/rropos, a). kai\ kwlusierga/ Iamb. Protr. 21 .kb/. a)nqo-loge/w, gather flowers, Plu. 2.917f : c.acc., Hp. Ep. 16 , Porph. Abst. 2.6 :— Med. , of bees, gather honey from flowers, Arist. HA 628b32 :— Pass. , Gp. 11.26.2 . a)nqo-logi/a, h(, flower-gathering, Luc. Pisc. 6 . a)nqo-logika/, ta/, books on floristics, Plin. HN 21.13 . a)nqo-lo/gion, to/, collection of extracts, e)pigramma/twn Suid. s.v. *diogeneiano/s , cf. eund. s. vv. *)wri/wn, *)=wros. a)nqo-lo/gos, on, flower-gathering, AP 12.249 ( Strat. ): c. gen., culling the flower of, ka/lleus ib. 95 ( Mel. ). a)nqomi_le/w, associate, deal with one another, Hp. Ep. 17 (but f.l. for a)nqamilleu=ntes ). a)nqomoio/w, compare, to\n no/mon th=| fu/sei Philostr. Dial. 2 :— Pass. , to be compared in turn, pro\s a)/llhla Iamb. in Nic. p.12P. a)nqo/moios, on, like, u(/dwr me/litos Ps.-Callisth. 2.42 . a)nqomolog-e/omai, make a mutual agreement or covenant, pro/s tina D. 33.8 (s.v.l.), Plb. 5.105.2 ; u(pe/r tinos 15.19.9 ; tini/ PTeb. 21.6 (ii B.C.); peri/ tinos ib. 410.14 ( 16 A.D. ). confess freely and openly, ta\s a)reta/s tinos D.S. 1.70 ; a(marti/as J. AJ 8.10.3 ; to\n tou= basile/ws qa/naton Plb. 15.25.4 : abs., 30.8.7 . admit, signify, pro/s tina mhde\n e(wrake/nai 29.17.1 ; w(s . . Plu. Brut. 16 . assent, agree, toi=s ei)rhme/nois Plb. 28.4.4 . return thanks to God, LXX Ps. 78(79).13 . Ev.Luc. 2.38 ; xa/rin a). return thanks, Plu. Aem. 11 :— Act. , -loge/w admit a claim, is late, PGrenf. 2.71i i14 (iii A.D.). a)nqomolo/g-hsis, ews, h(, mutual agreement, Plb. 31.24.12 , 36.4.4 . confession, admission, testimony, S.E. M. 7.184 , 8.453 . a)nqomolog-i/a, h(, = foreg., Gloss. a)nqo-nome/w, feed on flowers, A. Supp. 44 . a)nqo-no/mos, on, browsing on flowers, ib. 539 . a)nqopl-i/zw, arm against, i(ppeu=si d' i(pph=s h)=san a)nqwplisme/noi E. Supp. 666 ; a)nqw/plistai pro\s ta\ pole/mia ploi=a X. Oec. 8.12 :— Med. , arm oneself, Id. HG 6.5.7 . a)nqo/pl-i^sis, ews, h(, counter-arming, hostile armament, Sch. Th. 1.141 . a)nqopl-i/ths [i_], ou, o(, one armed in like manner, Lyc. 64 . a)nqo-ploki/a, h(, plaiting of flowers, Jul.Laod. in Cat.Cod.Astr. 5(1).189.9 . a)nqo-plo/kos, o(, one who plaits flowers, Rhetor.ib. 8(4).209 . 9 . a)nqo-pwlei=n: oi)nopwlei=n, farmakopwlei=n, Hsch. a)nqo-pw/lhs, ou, o(, flower-seller, Rhetor.in Cat.Cod.Astr. 8(4).211 . a)nqor-i/zw, make a counter-definition, in Med. , Sch. D. 21.28 , PLond. 2.355.4 (i A.D.); define terms by their mutual relations, Elias in Cat. 138.9 . a)nqor-ismo/s, o(, counter-definition, Hermog. Stat. 4 , Inv. 3.14 , cf. Sch. D. 21.28 ; alternative definition, Elias in Cat. 205.25 . a)nqorme/w, lie at anchor opposite, tini/ Th. 7.19 ; a). a)llh/lois, of two hostile squadrons before fighting, 2.86 ; a). pro/s tina 7.34 . a)/nqoros, Dor. a)/nt-, corresponding boundary-stone, Tab.Heracl. 1.60 . a)/nqos (A), ous , to/. gen. pl. a)nqe/wn, freq. used for a)nqw=n, S. El. 896 , Hermipp. 5 , 6 , Eub. 105 , Aristag. 3 ; but a)nqw=n Pherecr. 46 , Pl. Criti. 115a , X. Cyn. 5.5 :—blossom, flower, pe/tontai e)p' a)/nqesin ei)arinoi=sin Il. 2.89 ; u(akinqi/nw| a)/nqei o(moi/as Od. 6.231 ; bru/ei a)/nqei+ leukw=| Il. 17.56 ; te/ren' a)/nqea poi/hs Od. 9.449 ; e)p' a)/nqesin i(/zein Ar. Eq. 403 ; de/ndra kai\ a)/nqh kai\ karpou/s Pl. Phd. 110d ; h( kat' a)/nqh di/aita Id. Smp. 196a ; a)/nqea teqri/ppwn the chaplets of flowers which graced them, Pi. O. 2.50 , cf. 7.80 ; [*da/fnin] fe/rbon malakoi=s a)/nqessi me/lissai, i.e. with honey, Theoc. 7.81 . generally, anything thrown out upon the surface, eruption, prosw/pou Hp. Coac. 416 ; cf. e)canqe/w. froth or scum, a)/. oi)/nou Gal. 11.628 , Gp. 6.3.9 , 7.15.6 ; a)/nqh xalkou=, = xa/lkanqos , Nic. Th. 257 ; a)/. xalkou=, v. xalko/s; a)/. xrusou= , = a)da/mas , Poll. 7.99 . in pl., embroidered flowers on garments, Hermipp. 5 , 6 , Pl. R. 557c , Cypr. Fr. 4 . metaph., bloom, flower of life, h(/bhs a)/. Il. 13.484 , Pi. P. 4.158 , A. Supp. 663 ; h(/bhs a)/nqesi Sol. 25 ; kourh/ion a)/. h.Cer. 108 ; w(/ras a)/. X. Smp. 8.14 ; pai=s kalo\n a)/. e)/xwn Thgn. 994 ; xroia=s a)mei/yeis a)/. the bloom of complexion, A. Pr. 23 ; to\ tou= sw/matos a)/. its youthful bloom, Pl. Smp. 183e ; o(/tan [ta\ pro/swpa] to\ a)/. proli/ph| Id. R. 601b ; also, the flower of an army and the like , a)/. *)/argous A. Ag. 197 ; a)/. *persi/dos ai)/as Id. Pers. 59 , cf. 252 , 925 , E. HF 876 (lyr.); o(/ ti h)=n au)tw=n a)/. a)polw/lei Th. 4.133 ; a)/nqea u(/mnwn newte/rwn the choice flowers of new songs, Pi. O. 9.48 ; to\ so\n . . a)/, pante/xnou puro\s se/las thy pride or honour, A. Pr. 7 ; ta\ a)/nqh flowers or choice passages, elegant extracts, APl. 4.274 , Cic. Att. 16.11.1 . like a)kmh/ , the bloom, i.e. height of anything, bad as well as good, dhci/qumon e)/rwtos a)/. A. Ag. 743 ; a)kh/lhton mani/as a)/. S. Tr. 999 ; a). tou= nou= Procl. in Alc. p.248C. , Dam. Pr. 70 ; th=s ou)si/as Procl. in Ti. 1.412D. ; th=s yuxh=s ib. 472D. brightness, brilliancy, as of gold, Thgn. 452 ; xalkh/i+on a)/. Orph. Fr. 174 ; of dyes, lustre, PHolm. 17.37 ; freq. of purple, in sg., Pl. R. 429d , Arist. HA 547a7 , J. AJ 3.6.1 ; a(lo\s a)/nqea AP 6.206 (Antip. Sid.); of bright colours generally, peribo/laia panto\s a)/nqous D.H. 7.72 ; a)/. qala/ssion seaweed dye, Ps.-Democr. Alch. p.42B. a)/. pedino/n, = a)nqemi/s , Ps.- Dsc. 3.136 . a)/nqos (B), o(, a kind of bird, perh. the yellow wagtail, Arist. HA 592b25 , 609b14 , Ael. NA 5.48 . a)nqosm-i/as, ou, o(, redolent of flowers, almost always of wine, oi)=nos a). with a fine bouquet, Hp. Steril. 235 , Ar. Pl. 807 , Ra. 1150 , Pherecr. 108.30 ; also a). (sc. oi)=nos) X. HG 6.2.6 , Luc. Sat. 22 :—in Id. Lex. 2 a). leimw=nes, as a pedantic phrase:—also a)nqo/sm-ios, on, Sch. Ar. Ra. 1150 . a)nqosu/nh, h(, bloom, luxuriant growth, teke/wn AP 5.275 ( Agath. ); u(lai/h ib. 11.365 (Id.). a)nqo-tro/fos, on, = a)nqobosko/s, gai=a Aristonous 1.21 . a)nqo-fore/w, gather honey from flowers, of bees, Arist. HA 625b19 . pioduce flowers, AP 10.16 ( Theaet. ). to be an a)nqofo/ros 11 , IG 12(8).553 (Thasos) (-i/sasa lapis). a)nqo-fo/ros, on, bearing flowers, flowery, a)/lsos Ar. Ra. 445 , AP 12.256 ( Mel. ); opp. ka/rpimos, Thphr. CP 1.5.5 . a)nqofo/ros, h(, flower-bearer, title of a priestess of Demeter and Kore, IG 12(8).526 (Thasos), cf. 609 (ibid.) a)nqo-fuh/s, e/s, parti-coloured, pte/ruc, of a parrot, AP 9.562 ( Crin. ). producing flowers, bw=los IG 12(9).954.13 (Chalcis). a)nqra^k-a/rios: carbonarius, Gloss. a)nqra^k-ei/a, h(, making of charcoal, Thphr. HP 3.8.7 . a)nqra^k-eu/s, e/ws, o(, charcoal-maker, Aesop. 59 , Cic. Att. 15.5.1 (cj.), Them. Or. 21.245a , App. BC 4.40 :—also a)nqra^k-euth/s, ou=, o(, And. Fr. 4 , Ael. NA 1.8 . a)nqra^k-euto/s, h/, o/n, which can be carbonized, Arist. Mete. 387b19 . a)nqra^k-eu/w, make charcoal, Thphr. HP 9.3.1 , cf. Poll. 7.146 ; ta\ a)nqrakeuo/mena charcoal, Antig. Mir. 136 . burn to a cinder, a). tina\ puri/ Ar. Lys. 340 . a)nqra^k-hro/s, a/, o/n, belonging to charcoal, Alex. 208 , SIG 975.40 (Delos, iii B.C.). a)nqra^k-ia/, a=s, Ep. a)nqra^k-ih/, h=s, h(, burning charcoal, hot embers, a)nqrakih\n store/sai Il. 9.213 ; u(poqei=nai Hp. Nat.Mul. 61 ; a)nqrakia=s a)/po a broil hot from the embers, E. Cyc. 358 , cf. AP 6.105 ( Apollonid. ); e)p' a)nqrakia=s o)pth=sai Cratin. 143 ; sou th=s a)nqrakia=s a)polau/ei warms himself at your fire, Ar. Eq. 780 : metaph. of lovers, tiqe/nai tina\ u(po\ a)nqrakih= or a)nqrakih/n AP 12.17 , 166 ( Asclep. ); *ku/pridos a). ib. 5.210 ( Posidipp. ). black sooty ashes, ib. 11.66 ( Antiphil. ). a)nqra^k-i/as, ou, o(, burnt to a cinder, Luc. Icar. 13 , cf. DMort. 20.4 ,al. a)nqra^k-i/des, ai(, small fish for frying, Philyll. 13.3 . a)nqra^k-i/zw, make charcoal of, roast or toast, Ar. Pax 1136 ; carbonize, PHolm. 6.4 . a)nqra^/k-inos, h, on, of the nature of, or made of, a carbuncle, LXX Es. 1.7 . a)nqraki/nou bafh/ blue dye (woad), PHolm. 18.35 . a)nqra^/k-ion, to/, Dim. of a)/nqrac, a stone of which mirrors were made, Thphr. Lap. 33 . Dim. of a)/nqrac 11.1 , IG 11.161B82 (Delos, iii B.C.); of a)/nqrac 11.2 , Cass.Fel. 22 . brazier, Alex. 134 . a)nqra^k-i/ths [i_], ou, o(, name of a gem, Plin. HN 36.148 . fem. a)nqra^k-i=tis, idos, a kind of coal, ib. 37.99 . a)nqra^k-obo/tanon, betony, Gloss. a)nqra^k-oeidh/s, e/s, like, or of the colour of, coal, Ph. 1.383 . a)nqra^k-oqh/kh, h(, coal-cellar, Gloss. a)nqra^k-okau/sths, ou, o(, = a)nqrakeu/s , Sch. Ar. Ach. 326 . a)nqra^k-o/omai, Pass. , to be burnt to cinders or ashes, keraunw=| *zhno\s h)nqrakwme/nos A. Pr. 374 , cf. E. Cyc. 614 , Thphr. Lap. 12 . form a malignant ulcer (cf. a)nqra/kwsis), Aët. 7.2 . a)nqra^k-opw/lhs, ou, o(, coal-merchant, Philyll. 14 . a)nqra^k-w/dhs, es, = a)nqrakoeidh/s , Hp. Mul. 11 , Arist. Sens. 437b17 , Diog.Oen. 8 . a)nqra^/k-wma, atos, to/, heap of charcoal, coal-fire, Dsc. Eup. 1.45 . a)nqra^k-w/n, w=nos, o(, coal-store, Hdn.Gr. 1.30 , 2.860 . a)nqra^/k-wsis, ews, h(, malignant ulcer, commonly in the eye, Paul.Aeg. 3.22 . carbuncle, Gal. 14.777 . carbonization, charring, Dsc. Eup. 1.49 . a)/nqrac, a^kos, o(, charcoal, Sotad.Com. 1.12 : mostly in pl. a)/nqrakes Ar. Ach. 34 , 332 , Nu. 97 ; a)/. *parnh/qioi Id. Ach. 348 ; o)ptwme/nais ko/gxaisin e)pi/ tw=n a). Id. Fr. 68 ; a)/nqrakas h(mme/nous Th. 4.100 , etc.; their vapour produced stupor, Arist. Sens. 444b31 : prov., a)/nqrakas katesqi/ein, of a glutton, Euphro 10.14 , cf. Ion Trag. 29 . coal, oi(=s kai\ oi( xalkei=s xrw=ntai Thphr. Lap. 16 , PHolm. 2.33 ; e)pi\ a)nqra/kwn malakw=n on a slow fire, Xenocr. 16 . a precious stone of dark-red colour, including the carbuncle, ruby, and garnet (Adams), Arist. Mete. 387b18 , LXX Ex. 28.18 , Phylarch. 41 , etc. hence, carbuncle, malignant pustule (acc. to some, small-pox), Hp. Epid. 3.7 , Gal. 7.719 , al. = i)sa/tis , woad, PHolm. 18.34 , al. a)nqrei=: kru/ptei, Hsch. a)nqrhdw/n, o/nos, h(, hornet, D.S. 17.75 , Hsch. a)nqrhko/n, to/, = a)nqri/skos (?), Phot. p.140 R. a)nqrh/n-h, h(, hornet, wasp, Ar. Nu. 947 ; in Arist. the name seems to be given to several diff. species, HA 628b32 ,al. a)nqrh/n-ion, to/, wasp's nest, Ar. V. 1080 , 1107 ; *monsw=n a)nqrh/nion, of Sophocles, Philostr.Jun. Im. 13 (= Com.Adesp. 22 ). a)nqrhn-lw/dhs, es, honeycombed, a). kai\ polu/poros Plu. 2.916e . a)nqrhn-oeidh/s, e/s, like an a)nqrh/nh, Thphr. HP 7.13.3 . a)/nqruskon, to/, chervil, Scandix australis, Sapph. Supp. 25.13 , Cratin. 98.6 , Pherecr. 109 (e)/nq-), Thphr. HP 7.7.1 (e)/nq-):—in Hsch. a)nqri/skion, to/; in Poll. 6.106 a)nqri/skos, o(. a)nqrwp-a/reskos [a^r], o(, man-pleaser, LXX Ps. 52(53).6 , Ep.Eph. 6.6 , Ep.Col. 3.22 . a)nqrwp-a/rion, to/, Dim. of a)/nqrwpos, manikin, Eup. 26D. , Ar. Pl. 416 , Demad. 51 (of Demosthenes), Arr. Epict. 1.3.5 . a)nqrwp-e/h, contr. a)nqrwp-ph= (sc. dora/), h(, man's skin, like a)lwpekh=, leonth= , etc., Hdt. 5.25 codd., Poll. 2.5 . a)nqrw/p-eios, a, on, Ion. a)nqrwp-h/i+os, h, on, (os, on Luc. Asin. 46 ):— human, opp. qei=os, Heraclit. 78 ; ta\-h/i+a Democr. 37 ; a)nqrwphi/+h fwnh/ Hdt. 2.55 ; h( a). fu/sis Id. 3.65 , al.; a). sw=ma Canthar. 3D. , a) ti paqei=n IG 5(1).1208.52 (Gythium); a). ph/mata such as man is subject to, A. Pers. 706 ; a). yo/gos reproach of men, Id. Ag. 937 ; te/xnh a). Th. 2.47 ; a)nqrwph/i+a prh/gmata human affairs, Hdt. 1.32 , cf. Pl. Prm. 134e ; ta\ a). A. Fr. 159 , Pl. Phd. 89e ; a(/panta ta). S. Aj. 132 , Antiph. 240b , etc.; to\ a). mankind, human nature, pe/fuke to\ a). a)/rxein tou= ei)/kontos Th. 4.61 , cf. 5.105 . human, suited to man, within man's powers, h( a). eu)daimoni/h Hdt. 1.5 ; a)du/naton kai\ ou)k a). not for man to attempt, Pl. Prt. 344c ; o(/sa ge ta). in all human probability, Id. Cri. 47a ; kata\ to\ a). ( v.l. -pinon ) Th. 1.22 . human, opp. mythical, h( a). legome/nh geneh/ Hdt. 3.122 . a)nqrwpei/ous h(me/ras: ta\s a)pofra/das (Rhod.), Hsch. Adv. -ws by human means, in all human probability, Th. 5.103 ; a). fra/zein to speak as befits a man, Ar. Ra. 1058 .—Said to be the correct Attic form by Moer. 26 . a)nqrwp-eu/omai, act as a human being, as opp. both to gods and beasts, Arist. EN 1178b7 ; yuxh\ a)nqrwpeuome/nh a human soul, Herm. ap. Stob. 1.41.68 . a)nqrwp-h/i+os, h, on, v. a)nqrw/peios. a)nqrwp-i/zw, act like a man, play the man, Archyt. ap. D.L. 3.22 ; opp. kuna/w, Luc. Demon. 21 : -so in Med. , Ar. Fr. 37 . Pass. , become man, Alex.Aphr. in Top. 137.27 , Simp. inPh. 1138.28 :—so in Act. , AP 1.105 . a)nqrwp-iko/s, h/, o/n, human, e)/rga Philol. 11 , cf. Pl. Sph. 268d ; h( a). a)reth/ EN 1102b12 , cf. 1178a21 , al.: a)nqrwpiko/n [e)sti], c. inf., it is like a man, suited to man's nature, ib. 1163b24 , al.: Comp. -kw/teroi, oi(, the commoner specimens of humanity, Plot. 2.9.9 ; a). mu=qos a play dealing with human characters, Ar. Fr. 3D. ; paraskeuh/ Phryn. PS p.135B. Adv. -kw=s Luc. Zeux. 4 , Plu. 2.999b , Porph. Abst. 3.4 . a)nqrw/p-inos, h, on, also os, on Pl. Lg. 737b :— of, from, or belonging to man, human, a). bi/os Philol. 11 , cf. Hdt. 7.46 ; a(/pan to\ a). all mankind, Id. 1.86 ; to\ a). ge/nos ( v.l. fu=lon ) Antipho 4.1.2 , Pl. Phd. 82b ; a). ki/ndunoi, opp. qei=oi, And. 1.139 ; a). di/kh Lys. 6.20 ; a). tekmh/ria, opp. omens, Antipho 5.81 ; ta)nqrw/pina human affairs, Pl. Tht. 170b , Arist. EN 1102b3 ( v.l. -ika/ ) a)nqrw/pino/n ti paqei=n die, IG 5(2) , 266.20 (Mantinea, i B. C.), cf. PPetr. 1p.33 (iii B. C.), PRyl. 153.39 (ii A. D.); so e)a/n ti tw=n a). peri/ tina ge/nhtai Epicur. Fr. 217 . human, suited to man, a)nqrwpi/nh do/ca fallible, human understanding, Pl. Sph. 229a ; ou)k a). a)maqi/a super-human, monstrous folly, Id. Lg. 737b , etc.; a). kai\ metri/a skh=yis 21.41 ; ou) xrh\ a)nqrw/pina fronei=n a)/nqrwpon o)/nta Arist. EN 1177b32 ; a). nou=s Men. 482 ; a). to\ gegenhme/non X. Cyr. 5.4.19 . a)nqrw/pina, ta/, secular revenues, SIG 527.133 ; secular rites, opp.qi=na, Leg.Gort. 10.43 . Adv. a)nqrwpi/nws, a(marta/nein commit human, i.e. venial, errors, Th. 3.40 ; a)nqrwpinw/teron more within the range of human faculty, Pl. Cra. 392b , D. 18.252 ; a)nqrwpi/nws e)klogi/zesqai, i.e. with fellow-feeling, And. 2.6 ; humanely, gently, D. 23.70 ; a). xrh\ ta\s tu/xas fe/rein with moderation, Men. 816 ; eu)tuxi/an D.S. 1.60 .—Of the three forms, a)nqrw/peios is used exclusively in Trag. and generally in Th. (but cf. 1.22 ); a)nqrw/pinos prevails in Comedy and in Prose from Pl. downwds. (though he uses a)nqrw/peios no less frequently); a)nqrwpiko/s is freq. in Arist. a)nqrw/p-ion, to/, = sq., E. Cyc. 185 , Anaxandr. 34 ; paltry fellow, w)= po/nhr' a)nqrw/pia Ar. Pax 263 , cf. X. Mem. 2.3.16 , Cyr. 5.1.14 , D. 18.242 . a)nqrwp-li/skos, o(, Dim. of a)/nqrwpos, manikin, E. Cyc. 316 , Pl. R. 495c ; with a shade of contempt, Id. Phdr. 243a , cf. Luc. Pisc. 17 ; i)diw/tas a). kwmw|dw=n Ar. Pax 751 . a)nqrwp-ismo/s, o(, humanity, Aristipp. ap. D.L. 2.70 . a)nqrwp-isti/ [ti^], in the language of men, S. Fr. 827 , cf. Sch. Od. 6.125 , Ps.-Callisth. 3.17 . a)nqrwpo-bore/w, practise cannibalism, Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.186 . a)nqrwpo-bori/a, h(, cannibalism, Zeno Stoic. 1.59 (pl.). a)nqrwpo-bo/ros, on, maneating, Ph. 2.423 . a)nqrwpo/-glwssos, Att. a)nqrw/po-ttos, on, speaking man's language, of the parrot, Arist. HA 597b27 . a)nqrwpo-gna^fei=on, to/, a place for fulling men, comic name for a bath, ap. Clem.Al. Paed. 3.9 . a)nqrwpo-gone/w, beget, produce men, Ph. 2.494 . a)nqrwpo-goni/a, h(, begetting of men, title of play by Antiphanes, POxy. 427 ; origin of man, J. Ap. 1.8 . a)nqrwpo-gra/fos [a^], o(, painter of men, Plin. HN 35.113 . a)nqrwpo-dai/mwn, onos, o(, h(, man-god, i.e. deified man, E. Rh. 971 ; semi-devil, Procop. Arc. 12 . a)nqrwpo/-dhktos, on, bitten by a man, Dsc. 1.125 , Antig. ap. Philum. Ven. 5.1 . a)nqrwpo-eidh/s, e/s, like a man, in human shape, tu/pos Hdt. 2.86 ; qeo\n a). ou)de/na gene/sqai ib. 142 ; qhri/on Phryn. PS p.6B. ; qeoi/ Arist. Metaph. 997b10 , Phld. Piet. 15 , al.; pi/qhkoi Arist. HA 502a24 ; of zodiacal signs, Ptol. Tetr. 145 . Adv. -dw=s D.L. 10.139 . a)nqrwpo-ei/kelos, on, like a man, Hsch. Prooem. a)nqrw/po-qen: humanitus, Gloss. a)nqrwpo-qhri/a, h(, hunting of men, Pl. Sph. 223b . a)nqrwpo-qu=mos, on, bold as a man, opp. qumole/wn, Plu. 2.988d . a)nqrwpo-qu^si/a, h(, human sacrifice, ib. 857a , al.: in pl., ib. 417c , Str. 4.4.5 , Pallasap. Porph. Abst. 2.56 . a)nqrwpo-qu^te/w, offer human sacrifices, Ph. 2.28 , Porph. Abst. 2.27 . a)nqrwpo-komiko/s, h/, o/n, belonging to the care or government of men: h(-kh/ (sc. te/xnh) politics, Them. Or. 15.186d :—also a)nqrwpo-ko/mos, on, Anon. in Rh. 3.607 W. a)nqrwpo-ktone/w, v.l. for a)nqrwposfage/w , E. Hec. 260 ; offer human sacrifice, Phylarch. 63 :—Subst. a)nqrwpo-ktoni/a, h(, Porph. Abst. 2.55 , Hld. 10.7 . a)nqrwpo-kto/nos, on, murdering men, homicide, E. IT 389 , 1 Ep.Jo. 3.15 , Ev.Jo. 8.44 . proparox., a)nqrwpo/ktonos bora/ feeding on slaughtered men, E. Cyc. 127 . a)nqrwpo-la/trhs, ou, o(, manworshipper, *nesto/rios o( a). Cod.Just. 1.1.5 . a)nqrwp-o/leqros, on, plague of men, murderous, Suid. a)nqrwpo/-lixnos, on, greedy of human flesh, mui=a Herm. ap. Stob. 1.41.68 . a)nqrwpo-loge/w, describe or represent in the form of man, Ph. 1.282 :— Pass. , ib. 181 . a)nqrwpo-lo/gos, on, speaking of man, i.e. fond of personal conversation, Arist. EN 1125a5 . a)nqrwpo-ma/geiros [a^g], o(, one who cooks human flesh, Luc. Asin. 6 . a)nqrwpo/-mi_mos, on, imitating men, Ps. Plu. Flun. 14.3 . a)nqrwpo/-morfos, on, of human form, qeo/s Epicur. Fr. 353 , cf. Str. 17.1.28 , Ph. 1.15 , Corn. ND 27 , Procop. Arc. 18 ; zw/|dia Ptol. Tetr. 79 , 181 . a)nqrwpo-nomiko/s, h/, o/n, feeding men: h( -kh/ (sc. te/xnh) Pl. Plt. 266e . a)nqrwpo/-noos, on, contr. a)nqrwpo/-nous, oun, with human understanding, intelligent, pi/qhkoi Ael. NA 16.10 : Sup. -nou/statos Str. 15.1.29 . a)nqrwpo/omai, to have the concept or idea of a man, Plu. 2.1120d . a)nqrwpo-pa/qeia [a^q], h(, humanity, Alciphr. 2.1 . a)nqrwpo-pa^qe/w, to have human feelings, a)/nqrwpos w)\n a). Ph. 1.134 . a)nqrwpo-pa^qh/s, e/s, with human fcelings, ib. 182 , al. Adv. -qw=s, le/gesqai, of the gods, Hermog. Id. 2.10 . a)nqrwpo-pla/sths, ou, o(, fashioner of men, Ph. 1.652 . a)nqrwpo-poie/w, make, form man or men, Simp. in Cat. 333.6 . a)nqrwpo-poii/+a, h(, making of man or men, Luc. Prom. 5 , 17 . a)nqrwpo-poio/s, o/n, making men, of a portrait-sculptor, opp. qeopoio/s, Id. Philops. 18 , 20 ; gunh\-poio\n u(pou/rghma Secund. Sent. 8 ; a). xw/ra Simp. in Epict. p.64 D. a)nqrwpo/-polis, ews, h(, city of men, title of Menippean satire by Varro. a)nqrwpo-rrai/sths, ou, o(, (r(ai/w) man-destroyer, Drawcansir, a comedy of Strattis. title of Dionysus at Tenedos, Ael. NA 12.34 . a)/nqrwpos, h(, Att. crasis a(/nqrwpos, Ion. w(/nqrwpos, for o( a)/nqr-:— man, both as a generic term and of individuals, Hom. etc., opp. gods, a)qana/twn te qew=n xamai\ e)rxome/nwn t' a)nqrw/pwn Il. 5.442 , etc.; pro\s h)oi/wn h)\ e(speri/wn a)nqrw/pwn the men of the east or of the west, Od. 8.29 ; even of the dead in the Isles of the Blest, ib. 4.565 ; ko/mpos ou) kat' a)/nqrwpon A. Th. 425 , cf. S. Aj. 761 . Pl. uses it both with and without the Art. to denote man generically, o( a)/. qei/as mete/sxe moi/ras Prt. 322a ; ou(/tw . . eu)daimone/statos gi/gnetai a)/. R. 619b , al.; o( a)/. the ideal man, humanity, a)pw/lesas to\n a)/., ou)k e)plh/rwsas th\n e)paggeli/an Arr. Epict. 2.9.3 . in pl., mankind, a)nqrw/pwn . . a)ndrw=n h)de\ gunaikw=n Il. 9.134 ; e)n tw=| makrw=| . . a)nqrw/pwn xro/ny S. Ph. 306 ; e)ca)nqrw/pwn gi/gnesqai depart this life, Paus. 4.26.5 , cf. Philostr. VA 8.31 . joined with a Sup. to increase its force, deino/taton tw=n e)n a)nqrw/pois a(pa/ntwn D. 53.2 ; o( a)/ristos e)n a)nqrw/pois o)/rtuc the best quail in the world, Pl. Ly. 211e ; freq. without a Prep., ma/lista, h(/kista a)nqrw/pwn, most or least of all, Hdt. 1.60 , Pl. Lg. 629a , Prt. 361e ; a)/rista/ g' a)., o)rqo/tata a)., Id. Tht. 148b , 195b , etc. ta\ e)c a)nqrw/pwn pra/gmata 'all the trouble in the world', ib. 170e ; grafa\s ta\s e)c a)nqrw/pwn e)gra/feto Lys. 13.73 ; ai( e)c a)nqrw/pwn plhgai/ Aeschin. 1.59 ; pa/nta ta\ e)c a)nqrw/pwn kaka\ e)/lege D.C. 57.23 . joined with another Subst., like a)nh/r, a)/. o(di/ths Il. 16.263 ; poli/tas a). D. 22.54 ; with names of nations, po/lis *mero/pwn a)nqrw/pwn h.Ap. 42 ; in Att. freq. in a contemptuous sense, a)/. u(pogrammateu/s, a)/. go/hs, a)/. sukofa/nths, Lys. 30.28 , Aeschin. 2.153 , 183 ; a)/. a)lazw/n X. Mem. 1.7.2 ; a)/. u(fa/nths Pl. Phd. 87b ; *meni/ppou, *karo/s tinos a)nqrw/pou D. 21.175 ; a)/. basileu/s Ev.Matt. 22.2 . a(/nqrwpos or o( a)/nqrwpos alone, the man, the fellow, Pl. Prt. 314e , Phd. 117e ; w(s a)stei=os o( a)/., with slight irony, ib. 116d , al.; with a sense of pity, D. 21.91 . in the voc. freq. in a contemptuous sense, as when addressed to slaves, etc., a)/nqrwpe or w)/nqrwpe sirrah! you sir! Hdt. 3.63 , 8.125 , and freq. in Pl. , but in Trag. only S. Aj. 791 , 1154 ; simply, brother, POxy. 215.1 , Diog.Oen. 2 . slave, a)\n a)/. h)=| Philem. 22 ; a)/. e)mo/s Gal. 14.649 ; o( a)/. th=s a(marti/as or a)nomi/as 2 Ep.Thess. 2.3 ; a)/. tou= *qeou= 1 Ep.Tim. 6.11 ; but tiqe/nai tina\ e)n a)nqrw/pois make a man of, of a freed slave, Herod. 5.15 . a)/. a)/. any one, Hebraism in LXX Le. 17.3 (cf. a)nh/r VI. 8 ); a)/. like Germ. man 'one', 1 Ep.Cor. 4.1 ,al. Medic., name of a plaster, h( dia\ sa/ndukos a)/. kaloume/nh Aët. 15.43 . as fem., woman, Pi. P. 4.98 , Hdt. 1.60 , Isoc. 18.52 , Arist. EN 1148b20 ; contemptuously, of female slaves, Antipho 1.17 , Is. 6.20 , etc.; with a sense of pity, D. 19.197 .—Prop. opp. qhri/on, cf. a)nh/r; but opp. gunh/, Aeschin. 3.137 ; a)pu\ a)nqrw/pou e(/ws gunaiko/s LXX 1 Es. 9.40 , etc. a)nqrwposfa^ge/w, slay men, E. Hec. 260 . a)nqrwpo/ths, htos, h(, abstract humanity, Ph. 1.206 , S.E. M. 7.273 , Vett.Val. 346.29 , Plot. 6.1.10 , Dam. Pr. 58 . a)nqrwpo-tro/fos, on, nourishing men, Hsch. a)nqrwpo-fa^ge/w, eat human flesh, Hdt. 4.106 , Porph. Abst. 2.57 ; of carnivora, Arist. HA 594a29 . a)nqrwpo-fa^gi/a, h(, cannibalism, Arist. Pol. 1338b20 , Phld. Sto. Herc. 339.14 , Porph. Abst. 2.57 : in pl., Plu. Luc. 11 . a)nqrwpo-fa^gikw=s, Adv. like cannibals, Eust. 634.59 . a)nqrwpo-fa/gos [a^], on, man-eating, Antiph. 68.12 , Arist. HA 501b1 , Heraclit. Incred. 31 :—esp. of cannibal tribes, Str. 4.5.4 , etc. a)nqrwpo-fqo/ros, on, destroying men, gloss on brotoloigo/s , Sch. Il. 5.31 . a)nqrwpo-fu^h/s, e/s, of man's nature, ou)k a)nqrwpofue/as e)no/misan tou\s qeou/s Hdt. 1.131 ; *ke/ntauroi D.S. 4.69 . a)nqrwpo/-xeiron, to/, herb of mercury (= pentada/ktulon, e(rmoda/ktulon, Ps.- Dsc. ), Cat. Cod.Astr. 8(3).162 :—also a)nqrwpo/-xeir, o(, ib. 7.234 . a)nqrwpw/, h(, Lacon. for a)/nqrwpos 11 , Hsch. *)anqrwfhraklh=s, -e/os, o(, title of play by Pherecrates, Phot. p.145R. a)nqubr-i/zw, abuseone another, abuse inturn, E. Ph. 620 ( Pass. ), Plu. Per. 26 , Luc. DMeretr. 33 , etc. a)nqu/br-isis, ews, h(, counter-abuse, Mich. in EN 54.9 . a)nqu^lakte/w, bark or bay in answer, Ael. NA 4.19 . a)nqu/llion, to/, Dim. of a)/nqos, M.Ant. 4.20 , Dsc. 2.183 . = sq. 1 , Plin. HN 26.84 , cf. 21.175 . = muoswti/s , Ps.- Dsc. 4.86 . a)nqulli/s, i/dos, h(, a plant, Cressa cretica, Dsc. 3.136 . herb ivie, Ajuga Iva, ibid., Plin. HN 26.84 . a)/nqullon, to/, = foreg. 1, Ps.- Dsc. 3.136 , Plin. HN 21.175 . a)nqup-a/gw [a^g], bring to trial or indict in turn, Th. 3.70 . rejoin, reply, A.D. Pron. 53.21 , al.:— Pass. , to\-ago/menon, -axqhso/menon, Id. Synt. 118.1 , 121.22 . substitute, ib. 12.9 , etc. lead under in turn, ai)xmalw/tous u(po\ to\ zugo/n D.C. Fr. 36.22 ; but in Med. , bring over, tina\s e)s eu)/noian ib. 35.10 . withdraw in turn, a)nquph=ge *mardo/nios Aristid. 1.146J. a)nqup-a^gwgh/, h(, reply, A.D. Synt. 19.12 , al. a)nqup-a^kou/w, listen to in turn, tino/s Nicol. Prog. 6.10 in Rh. 1.314W. correspond, answer to, Iamb. in Nic. p.21P. a)nqup-alla^gh/, h(, Rhet., substitution of one case for another, Demetr. Eloc. 60 , A.D. Synt. 204.27 , al. a)nqup-alla/ssw, Att. -ttw, substitute, esp. in Rhet., substitute one case for another, Demetr. Eloc. 59 , cf. A.D. Synt. 232.2 ; of interchange of moods, in Pass. , ib. 211.19 :— Med. , receive in exchange, qnhto\n a)qana/tou bi/on Ph. 2.440 . a)nqup-anta/w, meet, reply to objections, pro/s tina Longin. 18.1 . a)nqup-a/rxw, to be set over against, of a)nti/stoixa, Stoic. ap. Plu. 2.960b . a)nqu^pa^t-ei/a, h(, proconsulate, CIG (add.) 3841f (Aezani), BCH 11.110 (Epist. Hadriani), Hdn. 7.5.2 , Just. Nov. 8.1 : pl., ib. 26.5 Intr. a)nqu^pa^t-eu/w, to be proconsul, Plu. Comp.Dem.Cic. 3 , Act.Ap. 18.12 , Hdn. 7.5.2 . a)nqu^pa^t-iano/s, = proconsularis, Just. Nov. 30.1 . a)nqu^pa^t-iko/s, h/, o/n, proconsular, e)cousi/a D.C. 58.7 . a). dekadarxi/a the body of military tribunes which took the place of the consulate, Plu. 2.277f . a)nqu^/pa^t-os, o(, proconsul, Lat. pro consule, Plb. 28.5.6 , Act.Ap. 13.7 , etc., freq. in Inscrr. as SIG 684.3 , and Pap. as Sammelb. 3924.32 (i A. D.); strathgo\s a). SIG 704 K, etc. as Adj., proconsular, e)cousi/a D.H. 9.16 ; a)rxh/ Id. 11.62 . a)nqup-ei/kw, yield in turn or mutually, tini/ Plu. Cor. 18 , D.C. 45.8 . a)nqu/p-eicis, ews, h(, a mutual yielding, Plu. Sol. 4 . a)nquperba/llw, surpass in turn, J. AJ 16.7.2 . a)nquperhfane/w, to be haughty in return, August. ap. Suet. vit. Horat. a)nqupe/rxomai, insinuate oneselfe into, creep upon in turn, tina/ Anon. Prog. in Rh. 1.601 W. Gramm., take the place of, A.D. Synt. 95.9 , 112.6 . a)nquphrete/w, serve in turn, tini/ Arist. EN 1133a4 , 1170b25 . a)nqupisxne/omai, promise in return, Sch. Ar. Eq. 694 . a)nqupo-ba/llw, bring objections in turn, retort, Aeschin. 3.209 . substitute fraudulently, Ph. 2.630 . a)nqupo/-deiktos, on, brought forward as an instance in opposition, Phld. D. 1.16 . a)nqupo-kri/nomai [i_], Ion. a)ntup-, answer in return, Hdt. 6.86 .g/. put on or pretend in turn, o)rgh/n Luc. Dom. 30 . a)nqupo-lei/pw, leave on the other side, f.l. in Ph. 2.505 ( Pass. ). a)nqupo-loge/w, compensate, Gloss. a)nqupo-logi/zomai, charge against, deduct, PPetr. 3p.149 . a)nqupo-logismo/s, o(, compensation, Gloss. a)nqup-o/mnu_mi, make a counter-affidavit, in Med. , D. 48.25 , 58.43 . a)nqup-opteu/w, suspect mutually, a)llh/lous D.C. 45.8 : abs., Aen. Tact. 24.11 (cj.):— Pass. , a)nqupopteu/etai . . ple/on e(/cein he is met by the suspicion that . ., Th. 3.43 . a)nqup-oru/ssw, make countermines, Aen. Tact. 37.5 , Polyaen. 6.17 . a)nqup-o/rucis, ews, h(, countermining, Ph. Bel. 100.22 (pl.). a)nqupo/-sta^sis, ews, h(, convertibility of substance, Dam. Pr. 158 . a)nqupo-stre/fw, recur, of an illness, Poll. 3.107 ; return, Olymp. in Mete. 148.1 , Pall. in Hp.Fract. 12.276C. ; turn round upon, Ps.-Callisth. 2.29 ; turn back, ib. 31 , al. a)nqupo-strofh/, h(, return, of a clyster, Sever. Clyst. 25 . a)nqupo-strofe/w, = a)nqupostre/fw , Steph. in Hp. 2.279D. a)nqupo-tei/nomai, maintain by way of rejoinder, Ulp. ad D. 23.88 . a)nqupo-ti/qhmi, interpose to counteract, pro/s . . Aristeas 239 . a)nqupo-ti_ma/omai, reply to the u(poti/mhsis (q. v.), Poll. 8.150 . a)nqupo-ti/mhsis [ti_], ews, h(, reply to u(poti/mhsis, Rh. 5.7 W. a)nqupourg-e/w, Ion. a)ntuporge/w, return a kindness, a). tini\ tou=to to\ a)\n dehqh=| Hdt. 3.133 ; xa/rin S. Fr. 339 ; ai)sxra/ tini E. Hipp. 999 ; ti kaq' au(to\n Corn. ND 15 . a)nqupourg-i/a, h(, service done in return, Anon. in Rh. 109.1 . a)nqupou/rg-hsis, ews, h(, returning of a kindness, Hsch. a)nqupo-fai/nw, reveal in turn, CIG 4958 (Egypt). a)nqupo-fe/rw, reply, rejoin, opp. punqa/nomai, D.H. Dem. 54 , cf. Hermog. Inv. 4.14 , S.E. M. 7.44 . use a word or phrase in reply to a question, in Pass. , A.D. Pron. 24.17 , Synt. 73.6 . cause to retrogress, Plu. 2.76d :— Pass. , ib. 939a . a)nqupo-fora/, h(, reply, opp. peu=sis, D.H. Dem. 54 ; esp. reply to a supposed objection, Quint. Inst. 9.3.87 , Hermog. Inv. 3.4 , Ulp. ad D. 3.10 . reply, A.D. Synt. 72.26 . a)nqupo-xwre/w, give place in turn, tini/ Dam. Pr. 303 , Steph. in Hp. 2.279D. a)nqupo-xw/rhsis, ews, h(, retiring in turn, ei)s to\ e)kto/s Plu. 2.903d . a)nqufair-esis, ews, h(, = a)ntanai/resis 1 , Alex.Aphr. in Top. 545.16 . a)nqufair-e/w, take away again or in turn, lamb. in Nic. p.28P. , Porph. in Ptol. 194 :— Pass. , LXX Le. 27.18 , PLond.ined. 2361v (iii B. C.), D.C. 48.33 , Procl. Hyp. 4.12 . a). misqou= deduct on account of wages, IG 4.1508A8 (Epid.). a)nqufi/sta^mai, Pass. , with aor. 2 a)nqupe/sthn, undertake for another, a)nquposth=nai (sc. xorhgo/s) undertake to seive as choragus in rivalry with another, D. 21.68 :—later in Act. , imply reciprocally, Dam. Pr. 72 . a)nqw/dhs, es, flowerlike, Thphr. HP 1.13.1 . full of flowers, to/pos Sch. Nic. Th. 438 . a)nqwro-skope/w, to be in a diametric aspect with the horoscope, Ptol. Tetr. 200 , Vett.Val. 135.3 . a)nqwro-sko/pos, name of the seventh to/pos in an a)potelesmatografi/a, Paul.Al. M. 2 . a)ni/a, Ion. a)ni/h, Aeol. o)ni/a, h(, grief, sorrow, distress, trouble, Hes. Th. 611 , Sapph. 1.3 (pl.), Thgn. 76 , etc.; u(po\ th=s a)ni/as a)neqolou=q' h( kardi/a Pherecr. 116 ; ei)s a)ni/an e)/rxetai/ tini is like to be a mischief to him, S. Aj. 1138 , cf. Pl. Grg. 477d , Prt. 355a ,al.: in pl., o)ni/aisi Sapph. l. c.; a)nt' a) iw=n a)ni/ai Thgn. 344 ; e)moi\ lipw\n a)ni/as S. Aj. 973 , cf. 1005 , Ph. 1115 , Pl. Prt. 353e . concrete, daito\s a)ni/h the killjoy of our feast, Od. 17.446 ; a)/prhktos a)ni/h inevitable bane, of Scylla, 12.223 ; a)ni/h kai\ polu\s u(/pnos an annoyance, 15.394 . [In Hom. and S. always i_, also E. IT 1031 (s.v.l.). Other Poets made the i long or short as the verse required, though the Homeric quantity prevailed in Ep. ] a)nia/zw, only pres. and impf. (exc. aor. h)ni/a^sa AP 11.254 ( Lucill. )): Ion. impf. a)ni_a/zeskon A.R. 3.1138 :— Ep. Verb, grieve, distress, like a)nia/w , c. acc. pers., o(/s ken tou=ton a)nia/zh| Od. 19.323 ; a)ll' o(/te dh/ r(' a)ni/azon . . *)axaiou/s Il. 23.721 ( v.l. *)axaioi/ ). intr., to be grieved or distressed, qumw=| a)nia/zwn grieving at heart, Od. 22.87 ; a)ll' o(/te dh/ r(' a)ni/aze was grieving, growing weary, 4.460 , cf. A.R. 4.1347 ; ktea/tessin u(perfia/lws a)nia/zei he grieves for his goods, Il. 18.300 ; e)pi\ paidi/ Arat. 196 . [i^ metri gr. in Hom. and other Ep. ] a)niakka/s, apptly. the name of a tune, Eub. 46 . a)nia/omai, cure again, repair, to\ pareo\n trw=ma a)nieu=ntai (which in sense at least is an Ion. fut.) dub. in Hdt. 7.236 (leg. a)keu=ntai). a)nia^ri/zw, Dor. for a)nieri/zw, dedicate, IG 14.644 (Bruttii). a)nia_ro/s, a/, o/n, Ion. and Ep. a)nihro/s, h/, o/n:— grievous, troublesome, annoying, of persons, ptwxo\n a)nihro/n Od. 17.220 ; e)xqroi=s a)niaroi/ Ar. Pl. 561 , cf. Lys. 25.20 ( Sup. ):—of animals, sxe/tlia kai\ a). Hdt. 3.108 . Adv. a)niarw=s, le/gein S. Ant. 316 . mostly of things, painful, grievous, ptwxeu/ein pa/ntwn e)/st' a)nihro/taton Tyrt. 10.4 , cf. Thgn. 124 ; po/ll' a)nihra\ paqw/n Id. 276 ; pa=n ga\r a)nagkai=on xrh=m' a). e)/fu Id. 472 (= Even. 8 ); opp. h(du/, E. Med. 1095 (lyr.), cf. Pl. Prt. 355e ; toi=s gegenhme/nois a)niaroi=s D. 18.291 : Comp. a)niaro/teros Lys. 10.28 ; irreg. Comp. a)nihre/steros Od. 2.190 : Sup. -o/tatos Pl. Grg. 477d . Pass. , grieved, distressed, X. Cyr. 1.4.14 . Adv. -rw=s wretchedly, ch=n Id. Mem. 1.6.4 ; e)/xein Sor. 1.53 . [i_ Hom. and S. , i^ Eleg., E. , Com.] a)ni/a_tos [i_], Ion. a)nqwro-i/htos, on, incurable, Hp. Aph. 7.87 ; e(/lkos, trau=ma, Pl. Lg. 877a , 878c : also in moral sense, pra/gmata ib. 660c ; a). kai\ a)nh/kesta kaka/ Aeschin. 3.156 ; a)neleuqeri/a a). e)stin Arist. EN 1121b13 . of persons, incurable, incorrigible, Pl. R. 410a , Grg. 526b ; a). kata\ th\n moxqhri/an Arist. EN 1165b18 , al. Adv. a)nia/tws, e)/xein to be incurable, Pl. Phd. 113e , D. 18.324 ; oi( a). kakoi/ Arist. EN 1137a29 . Act. , a). meta/noia unavailing repentance, Antipho 2.4.12 . a)nia/treutos, on, = foreg., Suid. s.v. bru/w. a)nia_treu/w, heal again, Tz. H. 6.665 . a)nia_trolo/ghtos, on, uninstructed in medical science, Vitr. 1.1.13 . a)ni/a_tros, Ion. a)nqwro-i/htros, o(, no-physician, Hp. Praec. 7 , Arist. Ph. 191b6 , Plot. 6.7.37 , Alex.Aphr. in Top. 33.2 : Adj., unworthy of a physician, a). ti e)/xein Antyll. ap. Orib. 10.23.24 . a)ni/axos, f.l. for au)i/+axos (q.v.) in Hom. and Q.S. a)ni^a/xw [a^x], cry aloud, A.R. 2.270 , 3.253 , Nonn. D. 15.417 . c. acc., proclaim loudly, APl. 4.296 (Antip.); e)/pos Nonn. D. 44.190 . a)nia/w [a^n], S. Aj. 266 , etc.: 3 sg. impf. h)ni/a ib. 273 , Pl. Grg. 502a : fut. a)nia/sw [a_s] X. An. 3.3.19 , Ep. a)nih/sw Hom. : aor. h)ni/a_sa And. 1.50 , etc.; Dor. a)ni/a_sa Theoc. 2.23 : pf. h)ni/a_ka Hld. 7.22 :— Pass. , a)niw=mai Od. 15.335 , etc., Ion. 3 pl. opt. a)niw/|ato Hdt. 4.130 : 3 pl. impf. h)niw=nto X. Cyr. 6.3.10 : fut. a)nia/somai Ar. Fr. 488.11 , X. Mem. 1.1.8 (a)niaqh/somai only in Gal. Anim.Pass. 9 ); Ep. 2 sg. a)nih/seai Thgn. 991 : aor. h)nia/qhn X. HG 6.4.20 ; Ion. -h/qhn Il. 2.291 : pf. h)ni/+hmai Mosch. 4.3 : the aor. Med. a)nia/sasqai is v.l. for a)nia=sqai in Gal. UP 6.16 : (a)ni/a). [i_ always in Hom. and S. ; i^_ in Thgn. and late Poets; i^ in Ar. l. c., etc.]:—commoner form of the Ep. a)nia/zw, grieve, distress, c. acc. pers., a)nih/sei . . ui(=as *)axaiw=n Od. 2.115 , cf. 20.178 ; mhde\ fi/lous a)ni/a Thgn. 1032 ; fi/lous a)niw=n S. Aj. 266 : c. acc. rei, a)nia=| mou ta\ w=<*>ta Pl. Grg. 485b : c. dupl. acc., o( drw=n s' a)nia=| ta\s fre/nas S. Ant. 319 : c. acc. pers. et neut. Adj., ti/ tau=t' a)nia=|s me; ib. 550 ; pau=r' a)nia/sas, po/ll' eu)fra/nas (sc. u(ma=s) Ar. Pax 764 ; h)ni/asa/ se ou)de\n pw/pote And. 1.50 :— Pass. , to be grieved, distressed, c. dat. pers. vel rei, a)nia=tai pareo/nti he is vexed by one's presence, Od. 15.335 ; a). o)rumagdw=| 1.133 ; su/n soi . . paqo/nti kakw=s a)niw/meqa Thgn. 655 ; pa/sxwn a)nih/seai Id. 991 ; a). u(pomimnh/|skwn Lys. 13.43 ; dapanw\nta a)nia=sqai X. Cyr. 8.3.44 ; peri/ tinos Ar. Lys. 593 : c. neut. Adj., tou=t' a)niw=mai pa/lai I have long been vexed at tnis, S. Ph. 906 ; polla\ me\n au)tou\s a)niwme/nous, polla\ de\ a)niw<*>ntas tou\s oi)ke/tas X. Oec. 3.2 : abs., ou)d' a)\n . . a)niw=|to Thgn. 1205 : esp. in aor. part. Pass. a)nihqei/s disheartened, Od. 3.117 , Il. 2.291 . a)nigrode/ths: bursode/yhs, Hsch. a)/nigron, v. a)/nagron. a)nigro/s, a/, o/n, = a)niaro/s 1 , Nic. Th. 8 , Call. Iamb. 1.164 (prob.), Opp. H. 3.188 ; nou=sos Call. Aet. 3.1.14 ; cf. a)nigro/n: a)ka/qarton, fau=lon, kako/n, dusw=des, a)sebe/s, Hsch. ; a). a)nti/paloi AP 7.561 ( Jul. Aegypt.); dai/mwn IG 14.2123 . a)nidei=n, aor. inf., look up, dub. in A. Ch. 808 . a)ni_d-i_ti/, Adv., (i)di/w) without sweat or toil, Pl. Lg. 718e . a)ni_d-i/w, perspire so that the sweat stands on the surface Id. Ti. 74c (prob.). a)/nidros, on, v. a)ni/drws. a)ni_dro/w, get into a sweat, Hp. Coac. 24 . a)ni/dr-u_tos (v. a)i/+drutos), on, Ph. 2.451 , Dam. Pr. 413 . a)nidr-u/w, set up, e.g. a statue, D.C. 37.34 . a)ni/dr-ws [i_], wn, without perspiration, Ruf. Ren.Ves. 6.2 , Aret. SD 1.16 , 2.7 ; and so, with v.l. a)/nidros , in Hp. Acut.(Sp.) 17 . a)ni/dr-wsis, ews, h(, sweating, Id. Epid. 7.105 . a)nidr-wti/, Adv. without sweat, Id. Prorrh. 1.61 , X. Cyr. 2.1.29 : metaph., without toil or trouble, ll. 15.228 ; lazily, slowly, X. Cyr. 2.2.30 , Oec. 21.3 . a)ni/dr-wtos, on, without having sweated or exercised oneself, a). geno/menoi ei)si/oien Id. Cyr. 2.1.29 : not accompanied by perspirations, i)/kteros Hp. Judic. 9 . a)ni^e/r-eios, on, = w(=| i(erei=a mh\ qu/etai , AB 405 , Suid. a)ni^er-eu/w, = a)niero/w, te/menos Men.Eph. 1 . a)ni^/er-os, on, unholy, unhallowed, A. Ag. 220 , 769 , Supp. 757 ; a)ni/eros a)qu/twn pela/nwn unhallowed because of the unoffered sacrifices, E. Hipp. 146 (all lyr. passages); of a child born out of wedlock, Pl. R. 461b . receiving no victims, *)/arhs E. Fr. 992 (lyr.). a)ni^er-o/w, dedicate, devote, Arist. Oec. 1346b5 ; tini/ ti Plu. Cor. 3 :— Pass. , PTeb. 60.10 (ii B. C.), BGU 1202.5 (i B.C.), etc.: used of persons invoking the wrath of the gods upon themselves or others in case of breach of faith, SIG 1179 (Cnidus). a)ni^e/r-wsis, ews, h(, consecration, i(erou= D.H. 5.35 , cf. SIG 563.9 , 16 (Teos), IG 9(1).278 ( Locr. , ii B. C.); dedication of a manumitted slave, Boeot. a)nia/rwsis IG 7.3315 (Chaeronea). a)ni^er-wte/on, one must consecrate, Ph. 1.184 . a)ni^er-wsti/, Adv. of a)ni/epos, Heraclit. 14 . a)ni/hmi, hs (a)niei=s, as if from a)nie/w, dub. in Il. 5.880 ), hsi: impf. a)ni/hn, Hom. and Att. 2 and 3 sg. eis, ei, Ion. 3 sg. a)ni/h SIG 1 (Abu Simbel, vi B. C., Iterat. a)ni/eske Hes. Th. 157 ; also h)ni/ei Hp. Epid. 7.46 ; 1 sg. a)ni/ein Luc. Cat. 4 : fut. a)nh/sw: pf. a)nei=ka: aor. 1 a)nh=ka; Ion. a)ne/hka.:—the Homeric forms a)ne/sei Od. 18.265 , aor. opt. a)ne/saimi 14.209 , part. a)ne/santes 13.657 should be referred to a)ne/zw, but a)/nesan Il. 21.537 is from a)ni/hmi: aor. 2, 3 pl. a)nei=san Th. 5.32 , imper. a)/nes A. Ch. 489 , S. Ant. 1101 , E. Hel. 442 , subj. a)nh=|s A. Eu. 183 , Ep. 3 sg. subj. a)nh/h Il. 2.34 , opt. a)nei/h, inf. a)nei=nai, part. a)nei/s:— Pass. , a)ni/emai: pf. a)nei=mai Hdt. 2.65 , A. Th. 413 , 3 pl. pf. a)ne/wntai Hdt. 2.165 ( v.l. a)ne/ontai ), inf. a)ne(w=sqai (sic) Tab.Heracl. 1.153 : aor. part. a)neqei/s Pl. R. 41c e: fut. a)neqh/somai Th. 8.63 . [a)ni^- Ep. , a)ni_- Att. : but even Hom. has a)ni_/ei, a)ni_e/menos, and we find a)ni^/hsin in Pl.Com. 153 (anap.).]: —send up or forth, *zefu/roio . . a)h/tas *)wkeano\s a)ni/hsin Od. 4.568 ; of Charybdis, tri\s me\n ga/r t' a)ni/hsin . . tri\s d' a)naroibdei= 12.105 ; a)fro\n a). spew up, vomit, A. Eu. 183 ; stago/nas [ai(/matos] a). S. OT 1277 ; of the earth, karpo\n a). make corn or fruit spring up, h.Cer. 333 ; knw/dala A. Supp. 266 ; also of the gods, a). a)/roton gh=s S. OT 270 , etc.; so of females, produce, ib. 1405 :—in Pass. , spartw=n a)p' a)ndrw=n r(i/zwm' a)nei=tai A. Th. 413 : then in various relations, suo\s xrh=ma a). S. Fr. 401 ; krh/nhn E. Ba. 766 ; of a forest, pu=r kai\ flo/ga Th. 2.77 ; pneu=m' a)nei\s e)k pneumo/nwn E. Or. 277 :—send up from the grave or nether world, A. Pers. 650 , Ar. Ra. 1462 , Phryn.Com. 1 D. , Pl. Cra. 403e , etc.:— Pass. , e)k gh=s ka/twqen a)ni/etai o( plou=tos ibid.; of fruit, Thphr. CP 5.1.5 . let come up, give access to, tina/ X. HG 2.4.11 ; ei)s to\ pedi/on ib. 7.2.12 . let go, from Hom. downwds. a very common sense, e)me\ de\ gluku\s u(/pnos a)nh=ken, i.e. left me, Il. 2.71 , etc., cf. Pl. Prt. 310d : — Pass. , a)ni/esqai wake up, D.S. 17.56 ; set free, e)k ste/ghs a). S. Ant. 1101 ; let go unpunished, a)/ndra th\n o)ligarxi/an lumaino/menon X. HG 2.3.51 , cf. Lys. 13.93 ; a)/nete/ m' a)/nete leave me alone, forbear, S. El. 229 (lyr.); of a state of mind, e)me\ d' ou)d' w(\s qumo\n a)ni/ei . . o)du/nh Il. 15.24 ; o(/tan m' a)nh=| no/sos mani/as E. Or. 227 ; w(/s min o( oi)=nos a)nh=ke Hdt. 1.213 , etc.; a). i(/ppon to let him go (by slackening the rein), S. El. 721 ; i(/ppous ei)s ta/xos a). X. Eq.Mag. 3.2 ; tw=| dh/mw| ta\s h(ni/as a). Plu. Per. 11 . loosen, unfasten, desmo/n Od. 8.359 ( v.l. desmw=n ) ; desma/ t' a)nei=sai Call. Hec. 1.2.13 : hence, open, pu/las a)/nesan Il. 21.537 ; a). qu/retra E. Ba. 448 ; a). sh/mantra break the seal, Id. IA 325 :— Pass. , pu/lai a)neime/nai D.H. 10.14 . a). tini/ let loose at one, slip at, a). ta\s ku/nas X. Cyn. 7.7 : hence a)/frona tou=ton a)ne/ntes Il. 5.761 , cf. 880 : c. acc. et inf., *diomh/dea margai/nein a)ne/hken ib. 882 : generally, set on or urge to do a thing, c. inf., *mou=s' a)/r' a)oido\n a)nh=ken a)eide/menai Od. 8.73 , cf. 17.425 , Il. 2.276 , 5.422 : freq. c. acc. pers. only, let loose, excite, as ou)de/ ke *thle/maxon . . w|=d' a)niei/hs Od. 2.185 ; me/gas de/ se qumo\s a)nh=ken Il. 7.25 ; toi=sin me\n *qrasumh/dea di=on a)nh=ken urged Thrasymedes to their aid, 17.705 :—so in Pass. , a(/pas ki/ndunos a)nei=tai sofi/as Ar. Nu. 955 . a). tina\ pro/s ti to let go for any purpose, to\n lew\n . . a)nei=nai pro\s e)/rga te kai\ qusi/as Hdt. 2.129 ; e)s paigni/hn e(wuto\n a). ib. 173 ; ta\ mikra\ ei)s tu/xhn a)nei/s E. Fr. 974 ( v.l. a)fei/s ) ; ta\ sw/mata e)pi\ r(a|diourgi/an X. Cyr. 7.5.75 ; e)a\n d' a)nh|=s, u(/briston xrh=ma ka)ko/laston [gunh/] if you leave her free, Pl.Com. 98 . let, allow, c. acc. et inf., a)nei=nai au)tou\s o(/ ti bou/lontai poiei=n Pl. La. 179a ; a). tri/xas au)/cesqai Hdt. 2.36 , cf. 4.175 : with inf. omitted, a)nei=sa pe/nqei ko/man E. Ph. 323 ; a). stoli/dos kroko/essan trufa/n ib. 1491 ; ko/mas Plu. Lys. 1 : c. dat. pers. et inf., a)nei\s au)tw=| qhra=n having given him leave to hunt, X. Cyr. 4.6.3 . Med. , loosen, undo, c. acc., ko/lpon a)nieme/nh baring her breast, Il. 22.80 ; ai)=gas a)nie/menoi stripping or flaying goats, Od. 2.300 ; so a)nei=to lago/nas E. El. 826 ; so in Act. , a)nie/nai: de/rein, Hsch. let go free, leave untilled, of ground dedicated to a god, te/menos a)nh=ken a(/pan Th. 4.116 ; a)rgo\n panta/pasi to\ xwri/on a)nie/ntes tw=| qew=| Plu. Publ. 8 ; generally, th\n xw/ran a). mhlo/boton Isoc. 14.31 ; a)rou/ras a)spo/rous a). Thphr. HP 8.11.9 ; ste/lexos a)neime/non allowed to run wild, LXX Ge. 49.21 :—but this sense mostly in Pass. , devote oneself, give oneself up, e)s to\ e)leu/qeron Hdt. 7.103 ; esp. of animals dedicated to a god, which are let range at large (cf. a)/netos) , a)nei=tai ta\ qhri/a Id. 2.65 ; of a person devoted to the gods, nu=n d' ou(=tos a)nei=tai stugerw=| dai/moni S. Aj. 1214 ; of places, etc., qeoi=sin a). de/ndrea Call. Cer. 47 ; a)/lsos a)neime/non a consecrated grove, cj. in Pl. Lg. 761c ; of land, a). ei)s noma/s PTeb. 60.8 , 72.36 (ii B.C.): hence metaph., a)neime/nos ei)/s ti devoted to a thing, wholly engaged in it, e.g. e)s to\n po/lemon Hdt. 2.167 ; a)ne/wntai e)s to\ ma/ximon they are given up to military service, ib. 165 ; e)s to\ ke/rdos lh=m' a)neime/non given up to . ., E. Heracl. 3 : hence pf. part. Pass. a)neime/nos as Adj., going free, left to one's own will and pleasure, at large, S. Ant. 579 , El. 516 ; a). ti xrh=ma presbutw=n ge/nos kai\ dusfu/lakton E. Andr. 727 ; pe/ploi a)neime/noi let hang loose, ib. 598 ; to\ ei)s a)diki/an kai\ pleoneci/an -me/non unrestrained propensity to . ., Plu. Num. 16 ; sw/mata pro\s pa=san e)piqumi/an a)neime/na Id. Lyc. 10 . slacken, relax, opp. e)pitei/nw or e)ntei/nw, of a bow or stringed instrument, unstring, as Hdt. 3.22 , cf. Pl. R. 442a , Ly. 209b , X. Mem. 3.10.7 , etc.; esp. of musical scales, a(rmoni/ai a)neime/nai, opp. su/ntonoi, Arist. Pol. 1342b22 , al.; a)neime/na *)iasti\ mou=sa Pratin.Lyr. 5 : metaph., o)rgh=s o)li/gon to\n ko/llop' a). Ar. V. 574 , cf. Pherecr. 145.4 , Pl. R. 410e ; politei=ai a)neime/nai kai\ malakai/ Arist. Pol. 1290a28 ; toi=s ghra/skousi a)ni/etai h( suntoni/a GA 787b13 ; a)neime/nh ta/sis the grave accent, Sch.D.T. p.130H. ; oi( pa/goi ta\s flo/gas a). temper, Arist. Mu. 397b2 : hence, remit, neglect, give up, ste/rnwn a)ragmou/s S. OC 1608 ; fulaka\s a)nh=ka E. Supp. 1042 ; fulakh/n, a)/skhsin, etc., Th. 4.27 , X. Cyr. 7.5.70 , etc.; a). qa/nato/n tini to remit sentence of death to one, let one live, E. Andr. 531 ; e)/xqras, kola/seis tisi/ Plu. 2.536a ; a). ta\ xre/a, ta\s katadi/kas, Id. Sol. 15 , D.C. 64.8 , cf. 72.2 ; a)/nes lo/gon speak more mildly, E. Hel. 442 ; so a). tino\s e)/xqran Th. 3.10 ; a). a)rxh/n, po/lemon, etc., Id. 1.76 , 7.18 , etc.:— Pass. , to be treated remissly, a)neqh/setai ta\ pra/gmata Id. 8.63 ; o( no/mos a)nei=tai has become effete, powerless, E. Or. 941 : freq. in pf. part. a)neime/nos as an Adj., e)n tw=| a)neime/nw| th=s gnw/mhs when their minds are not strung up for action, Th. 5.9 ; a)neime/nh| th=| diai/th| relaxed, unconstrained, of the Athenians, Id. 1.6 ; di/aita li/an a)., of the Ephors, Arist. Pol. 1270b32 ; a). h(donai/ dissolute, Pl. R. 573a ; a)/nandros kai\ li/an a). ib. 549d ; a). xei/lea parched, Theoc. 22.63 ; of climate, a). kai\ malako/s Thphr. CP 5.4.4 ; o)smh\ malakh\ kai\ a). 5.7.1 : Comp. a)neimenw/teros Iamb. VP 15.67 :—but, the sense of relaxation occurs also as an intr. usage of the Act. , slacken, abate, of the wind, e)peida\n pneu=m' a)nh=| S. Ph. 639 , cf. Hdt. 2.113 , 4.152 ; e(/ws a)nh=| to\ ph=ma S. Ph. 764 , cf. Hdt. 1.94 ; e)mfu=sa ou)k a)ni/ei, of a viper, having fastened on him she does not let go, Id. 3.109 : esp. in phrase ou)de\n a)nie/nai not to give way at all, X. HG 2.3.46 , cf. Cyr. 1.4.22 ; ta\s tima\s a)neike/nai h)/kouon that prices had fallen, D. 56.25 , cf. Arist. Rh. 1390a15 ; sidh/ria a). e)n toi=s malakoi=s lose their edge, Thphr. HP 5.5.1 . c. part., give up or cease doing, u(/wn ou)k a)ni/ei [o( qeo/s] Hdt. 4.28 , cf. 125 , 2.121 .b/, E. IT 318 , etc. c. gen., cease from a thing, mwri/as Id. Med. 457 ; th=s o)rgh=s Ar. Ra. 700 , D. 21.186 ; filoniki/as Th. 5.32 ; a)nh=ke tou= e)celqei=n forbore to come forth, LXX 1 Ki. 23.13 . dilute, dissolve, dia/ tinos or tini/, Gal. 13.520 , al., Gp. 4.7.3 , cf. Arr. An. 7.20.5 ( Phryn. 19 says that dii/+hmi is more correct in this sense); diugrainome/nwn kai\ a)nieme/nwn Thphr. Vent. 58 . a)ni/hr: bota/nh tis, Hsch. a)nihro/s, h/, o/n, Ion. for a)niaro/s. a(ni/ka [i^], Dor. for h(ni/ka. a)ni/ka^nos [i^], on, insufficient, incapable, Babr. 92 Subscr., Hld. 2.30 . dissatisfied with everything, Arr. Epict. 4.1.106 . a)ni_kei/ or a)ni_ki/, Adv. without victory, D.C. 61.21 . a)ni^ke/teutos, on, without prayer, not entreating, E. IA 1003 . a)ni/khtos [i_], Dor. a)ni^e/r-a_tos, on, unconquered, unconquerable, Hes. Th. 489 , Tyrt. 11.1 , Thgn. 491 , Pi. P. 4.91 , S. Ant. 781 , Ph. 78 , E. Andr. 997 , etc. Adv. -tws Phld. Ir. p.67 W., Hsch. s.v. a)trw/tws. —Poet., but used by Gorg. Fr. 11 , Pl. R. 375b , X. Cyn. 1.17 , and in later Prose, LXX 2 Ma. 11.13 , Plu. Alex. 14 , etc.; leu/kh a)., name of a plaster, Crito ap. Gal. 12.487 . a)ni/khton, to/, = a)/nhqon , Plin. HN 20.186 , Ps.- Dsc. 3.58.2 . = smi=lac traxei=a , Id. 4.142 . a)ni=ki/a, h(, non-victory, Pythag. term, f.l. for a)diki/a , Arist. Metaph. 990a24 , cf. Alex.Aphr.ad loc. a)nikm-a/zw, draw up, Sch. Nic. Al. 524 :— Pass. , evaporate, Dsc. 4.64 :—hence -aste/on, Philum. Ven. 16.6 . a)ni/kmantos, on, unmoistened, Lyc. 988 . a)nikma/w, winnow, sift out, in Pass. , Pl. Ti. 53a ( a)nikl- Hsch. ); cf. i)kma/w, a)pikma/w. a)/nikmos, on, without moisture, Arist. Pr. 906b19 , Plu. 2.951b ; sapless, Thphr. CP 6.20.2 . a)ni/kw, attain to, ei)s do/can SIG 560.16 . a)ni/lastos [i_], on, unappeased, merciless, Plu. 2.170c . a)ni/lews [i_], wn, Att. for a)ni/laos (not in use), unmerciful, Ep.Jac. 2.13 (s. v.l.), Hdn. Epim. 257 . a)ni/llw, =a)nei/llw, Phryn. PS p.31 B. , Olymp. in Phlb. p.240 S. :— Pass. , shrink back, of the soul, Plot. 1.6.2 , cf. Porph. Plot. 14 . a)ni/llwma, atos, to/, = a)na/blemma , Poll. 2.54 . a)niluspa/omai, Dep., wind one's way or struggle upwards, Hsch. ; wrongly written a)neil-. a)ni^m-a/w, used by early writers only in pres. and impf. (aor. a)ni/mhsa Hierocl. p.63.19 A. , Plu. Phoc. 18 ), draw up, raise water by means of leather straps (i(ma/ntes) , a)po\ troxilia=s Thphr. HP 4.3.5 , cf. Hierocl. l.c.; generally, draw out or up, a)llh/lous do/rasi a)ni/mwn X. An. 4.2.8 , cf. Eq. 7.2 ; ka/don Sor. 1.93 :— Pass. , aor. a)ni_mh/qhn App. Mith. 32 , D.L. 1.116 , Antig. Mir. 157 : pf. a)ni/mhmai Luc. Pisc. 50 :— freq. used by later writers in Med. , a)nimw=mai Id. Alex. 14 ; th=| probolh=| fo/rton, of an elephant, Aret. SD 2.13 ; of the sun causing evaporation, Stoic. 1.35 , 2.197 , Gp. 1.13.1 : fut. -h/somai Longus 1.12 : aor. -hsa/mhn Plu. 2.773d , Luc. VH 2.42 , etc. seemingly intr. (sc. e(auto/n), get up, X. Eq. 7.1 . a)ni^/m-hsis, ews, h(, drawing up, of water, Simp. in Ph. 571.6 , Suid. a)/ni^os, on, = a)niaro/s , A. Pers. 256 , 1055 , 1061 ; a)/nios: a)natepei/s (sic), Hsch. a)nioxi/wn, Dor. ( Lacon. ) for h(nioxe/wn, IG 5(1).213 . a)nippeu/w, ride on high, -ontos h(li/ou E. Ion 41 . a)nippi/a, h(, tax paid in lieu of service in cavalry, PSI 4.388.36 (ii B.C.), PPetr. 2p.129 (iii B. C.), PTeb. 99.56 (ii B. C.). a)/nippos, on, without horse, not serving on horseback, i(ppo/tai kai\ a)/nippoi Hdt. 1.215 , S. OC 899 ; without a horse to ride on, Ar. Nu. 125 , Plb. 10.40.10 ; unable to ride, Plu. 2.100a . of countries, unsuited for horses, a)/. kai\ a)nama/ceutos Hdt. 2.108 , cf. Aen.Tact. 8.4 , D.H. 2.13 . a)ni/ptamai, = a)nape/tomai , Max.Tyr. 22.6 . a)nipto/pous, o(, h(, gen. podos, with unwashen feet, epith. of the *selloi/, Dodonaean priests of Zeus, Il. 16.235 , cf. BCH 7.276 (Lydia); applied to parasites by Eub. 139 ; to the Great Bear, as metuens aequore tingi, by Nonn. D. 40.285 . a)/niptos, on, unwashen, xersi\ d' a)ni/ptoisin ( v.l. -h|sin ) *dii\ lei/bein . . a(/comai Il. 6.266 , cf. Hes. Op. 725 , Ev.Matt. 15.20 : prov., a). posi/, i.e. unprepared, Luc. Pseudol. 4 . not to be washed out, ai(=ma A. Ag. 1459 . a)/nis, = a)/neu , Megarian in Ar. Ach. 798 , 834 , cf. IG 14.432 (Tauromenium); also in late Poets, Lyc. 350 , Nic. Al. 419 , Epigr.Gr. 418.3 . a)ni^s-a/zw, equalize, Hp. Vict. 3.85 , Arist. IA 708b14 , Cael. 293a2 :— Pass. , ib. 297b12 . a)ni^s-a/kis [a^k], Adv. an unequal number of times, Theo Sm. p.26H. , al., Nicom. Ar. 2.17 . a)ni^s-a/riqmos [a^r], on, unequal, e)tw=n o(/ron X. Ep. 3 . a)ni_sa/rion spe/rma aniseed, Damocr. ap. Gal. 14.97 , 124 . a)ni^sasmo/s, o(, equalization, Eust. 42.6 . a)ni_sa=ton, to/, decoction of aniseed, Alex.Trall. 8.2 : also a)nnhsa=ton Orib. 5.33.10 (interpol.). a)ni^sepi/pedos, on, having unequal plane faces, of certain solid numbers, e.g. bwmi/skos (q.v.), Iamb. in Nic. p.93P. a)ni^sh/likos, on, unequal in age, Procl. in Prm. pp.945,949 S. a)ni_si/ths, ou, o(, flavoured with aniseed, oi)=nos Gp. 8.4 tit. a)ni^so-ba^rh/s, e/s, unequal in weight, Simp. in Cael. 225.34 , Alex. Aphr. in Top. 166.24 , 173.18 . a)ni^so-gw/nios, on, having unequal angles, Iamb. in Nic. p.93P. a)ni^so-dia/sta^tos, on, having their three dimensions unequal, ibid. a)ni^so/-dromos, on, of unequal course, peri/odoi tw=n e(pta\ a)ste/rwn Ph. 1.143 . a)ni^so-du/na^mos [u^], on, of unequal strength, Sch. Heph. p.103C. a)ni^so-eidh/s, e/s, of uneven form, Porph. VP 50 . a)ni^so-kra^te/w, to be unequal in strength, S.E. M. 10.28 . a)ni^so-lamph/s, e/s, shining unequally, ku/klos PMag.Par. 1.1132 . a)ni^so/-metros, on, not commensurate with, tini/ Aret. SD 2.2 . a)ni^so-mh/khs, es, of unequal length, Gal. 13.545 . a)/ni_son, to/, v. a)/nnhson. a)ni^so-pa^xe/w, to be of unequal thickness, Hero *Stereom. 2.59.4 . a)ni^so-pa^xh/s, e/s, of unequal thickness, Gal. 13.545 . a)ni^so-pla^th/s, e/s, of unequal breadth, Euc. Opt. 6 . a)ni^so/-pleuros, on, scalene, tri/gwnon Ti.Locr. 98a , Theo Sm. p.113H. a)ni^so-plhqh/s, e/s, unequal in number, a). gwni/as e)/xein, of polygons, Papp. 308.6 . a)ni^so/-rropos, on, unequally balanced, unfair, Plu. Nob. 6 , Phlp. in Ph. 677.25 . a)/ni^sos, on (h, on Aesar. ap. Stob. 1.49.27 ), unequal, uneven, Hp. Fract. 37 , Pl. Ti. 36d , etc.; to\ a)/. inequality, Arist. EN 1129b1 , etc.; a)/. politei/a, of an oligarchy, Aeschin. 1.30 : so of persons, oi( a)/. Arist. Pol. 1280a13 ; a)/. kata/ ti ib. 23 ; but also, not content with equality or justice, unjust, Id. EN 1129a33 , 1129b10 ; unfair, xei=res AP 9.263 ( Antiphil. ). Adv. unequally, Hp. Art. 61 ; unfairly, a). sxei=n pro/s tinas D. 24.168 ; a). nenemh=sqai ta\s a)rxa/s Arist. Pol. 1282b24 . a)ni^so-sqenh/s, e/s, of unequal strength, Gal. 5.415 . a)ni^so-skelh/s, e/s, with uneven legs, Sch. D.P. 175 ; with tails of unequal length, of a bandage, Heliod. ap. Orib. 48.63 tit. a)ni^so/-strofos, on, revolving unevenly, Tz. H. 10.563 . a)ni^so-ta^xh/s, e/s, unequally rapid, palmoi/ Ph. 2.637 ; fora/ Theo Sm. p.189H. Adv. -w=s Alex.Aphr. in Mete. 39.17 , Them. in Ph. 133.11 , Procl. Hyp. 2.14 . a)ni^so/ths, htos, h(, inequality, Pl. Phd. 74c , al., Arist. Pol. 1302a26 , etc.: pl., Procl. Hyp. 5.3 . a)ni^so-toixe/w, to be out of trim, lean over to one side, metaph. from a ship, Simp. in Epict. p.108D. a)ni^so/-tonos, unequally stretched, bro/xos Heliod. ap. Orib. 44.14.2 ; not in unison, Ptol. Harm. 2.2 . a)ni^so-uyh/s, e/s, of unequal height, Apollod. Poliorc. 142.5 , Hero Dioptr. 12 . a)ni^so-fu^e/s: a)no/moion, Hsch. a)ni^so/-xronos, on, of unequal duration, Herodic. ap. Orib. 8.4.6 ; in Metric, composed of unequal times, Aristid.Quint. 1.24 . a)ni^so/w, equalize, balance, Pl. Plt. 289e ; o( si/dhros tou\s a)sqenei=s a). toi=s i)sxuroi=s puts them on a par with . ., X. Cyr. 7.5.65 ; of giving late-comers an equal share of wine, AB 80 , Hsch. (cf. a)ni/swma):— Pass. , to be equal in a thing plh/qei+ a)niswqh=nai Hdt. 7.103 :— Med. , make oneself equal, contend with, zugai/nais Opp. H. 5.37 . make smooth, level, stenwpou/s J. BJ 5.5.1 :— Pass. , ibid. (a)/nisos) make unequal, Phlp. in Ph. 364.16 ( Pass. ), Dam. Pr. 401 ( Pass. ), Elias in Cat. 200.22 . a)ni/sthmi, causal in pres. a)ni/sthmi (later a)nista/w S.E. M. 9.61 ): impf. a)ni/sthn: fut. a)nasth/sw, poet. a)nsth/sw: aor. 1 a)ne/sthsa, Ep. a)/nsthsa, Aeol. 3 pl. o)/stasan Hsch. : pf. a)ne/staka LXX 1 Ki. 15.12 , Arr. Epict. 1.4.30 : also in aor. 1 Med. a)nesthsa/mhn (v. infr. 1.5 , 111.6 ). make to stand up, raise up, ge/ronta de\ xeiro\s a)ni/sth he raised the old man up by his hand, Il. 24.515 , cf. Od. 14.319 ; ti/ m' au)= . . e)c e(dras a)ni/state; S. Aj. 788 ; a). tina\ e)k th=s kli/nhs Pl. Prt. 317e ; o)rqo\n a). tina/ X. Mem. 1.4.11 ; a)po\ tou= kaqarmou= tina D. 18.259 . raisefrom sleep, wake up, Il. 10.32 , etc.; ei)s e)kklhsi/an a). tina/ Ar. Ec. 740 ; a). tina\ w)mo/u+pnon Eup. 305 : metaph., a). no/son S. Tr. 979 . raise from the dead, ou)de/ min a)nsth/seis Il. 24.551 , cf. A. Ag. 1361 , S. El. 139 ; from misery or misfortune, Id. Ph. 666 , Aeschin. 1.67 . produce a witness, etc. (cf. 111.6 ), profh/thn u(mi=n a). o( *qeo/s Act.Ap. 3.22 , al. after Hom. , also of things, set up, build, sth/las v.l. in Hdt. 2.102 ; pu/rgous X. Cyr. 7.5.12 , etc.; tro/paia *dii/ E. Ph. 572 ; a)ndria/nta e)s *delfou/s Philipp. ap. D. 12.21 ; so a). tina\ xrusou=n, xalkou=n (in pure Attic i(sta/nai), set up a golden, brazen statue of him, Plu. 2.170e , Brut. 1 ( Pass. , v. infr. B):—so in aor. 1 Med. , a)nasth/sasqai po/lin build oneself a city, Hdt. 1.165 ; a)nesth/santo de\ bwmou/s they set them up altars, Call. Dian. 199 . build up again, restore, tei/xh D. 20.68 : metaph., qew=n tima/s E. HF 852 . put up for sale, Hdt. 1.196 . rouse to action, stir up, a)ll' i)/qi nu=n *ai)/anta . . a)/nsthson Il. 10.176 , cf. 179 , 15.64 , etc.: c. dat. pers., raise up against another, tou/tw| de\ pro/mon a)/llon a)nasth/sousin ib. 7.116 (v. infr. B. 1.5 ): rouse to arms, raise troops, Th. 2.68 , 96 ; a). po/lemon e)pi/ tina Plu. Cor. 21 ; a)nasth/sas h)=ge strato/n he called up his troops and marched them, Th. 4.93 , cf. 112 , etc. make people rise, break up an assembly by force, Il. 1.191 ; but e)kklhsi/an a)nasth=sai adjourn it, X. HG 2.4.42 . make people emigrate, transplant (cf. infr. B. 11.2 ), e)/nqen a)nasth/sas a)/ge Od. 6.7 ; a)ni/stasan tou\s dh/mous Hdt. 9.73 ; *ai)ginh/tas e)c *ai)gi/nhs Th. 2.27 ; even gai=an a)nasth/sein A.R. 1.1349 ; oi)/kous Plu. Publ. 21 ; also a). tina\ e)k th=s e)rgasi/as D. 18.129 . make suppliants rise and leave sanctuary, Hdt. 5.71 , Th. 1.137 , S. OC 276 , etc.: also a). strato/pedon e)k xw/ras make an army decamp, Plb. 29.27.10 ; ta\ pra/gmata a)ni/sthsi/ tina Plu. Alc. 31 . a). e)pi\ to\ bh=ma make to ascend the tribune, Id. 2.784c , cf. Cam. 32 . of sportsmen, put up game, X. An. 1.5.3 , cf. Cyr. 2.4.20 ( Pass. ), Cyn. 6.23 , D.Chr. 2.2 . ma/rtura a)nasth/s asqai/ tina call him as one's witness, Pl. Lg. 937a . intr. in pres. and impf. a)ni/stamai, -mhn, in fut. a)nasth/somai, in aor. 2 a)ne/sthn (but a)nastw=, for a)nasth/sw, Crates Com. 4D. ), imper. a)/sthqi (for a)/n-sthqi) Herod. 8.1 , part. a)sta/s IG 4.951.112 (Epid.): pf. a)ne/sthka, Att. plpf. a)nesth/kh; also pf. a)neste/asi Hdt. 3.62 : aor. Pass. a)nesta/qhn, Aeol. part. o)staqei/s Hsch. :—stand up, rise, esp. to speak, toi=si d' a)ne/sth Il. 1.68 , 101 , etc.; e)n me/ssoisi 19.77 : in Att. c. fut. part., a). le/cwn, kathgorh/swn, etc.: so c. inf., a)ne/sth manteu/esqai Od. 20.380 : in part., a)nasta\s ei)=pe E. Or. 885 ; paraine/seis e)poiou=nto e)n sfi/sin au)toi=s a)nista/menoi Th. 8.76 ; also, rise from one's seat as a mark of respect, qeoi\ d' a(/ma pa/ntes a)ne/stan Il. 1.533 ; a)po\ bwmou= (cf. A. 111.3 ) Aeschin. 1.84 . rise from bed or sleep, e)c eu)nh=s a)nsta=sa Il. 14.336 , cf. A. Eu. 124 ; eu)nh=qen Od. 20.124 ; o)/rqrou a). Hes. Op. 577 ; o)ye/ Ar. V. 217 ; ou)d' a)nista/mhn e)k kli/nhs, of a sick person, And. 1.64 : abs., rise from sleep, Hdt. 1.31 . rise from the dead, Il. 21.56 , cf. 15.287 , Hdt. 3.62 , A. Ag. 569 ; para\ tw=n pleio/nwn Ar. Ec. 1073 . rise from an illness, recover, e)k th=s nou/sou Hdt. 1.22 , cf. Pl. La. 195c : abs., Th. 2.49 . rise as a champion, Il. 23.709 ; qana/twn xw/ra| pu/rgos a)ne/sta [Oedipus] S. OT 1201 : hence c. dat., stand up [to fight against . .], *)agkai=on . ., o(/s moi a)ne/sth Il. 23.635 ; mh/ ti/s toi . . a)/llos a)nasth=| Od. 18.334 ; *tufw=na qou=ron pa=sin o(\s a)ne/sth qeoi=s A. Pr. 354 codd.; v. supr. A. 11 . rise up, rear itself, pu/rgoi E. Ph. 824 (lyr.), cf. Plb. 16.1.5 ; of statues, etc., to be set up, Plu. 2.91a , 198f : metaph., mh/ ti e)c au)tw=n a)nasth/h| kako/n Pi. P. 4.155 ; po/lemos D.H. 3.23 ; qoru/bou a)nasta/ntos App. BC 1.56 . to be set up, basileu/s as king, Hdt. 3.66 codd. of a river, rise, e)c o)re/wn Plu. Pomp. 34 . pf. part., gh= ghlo/foisin a)nesthkui=a Arr. Ind. 4.7 : metaph., lofty, a). th\n yuxh\n geno/menos Eun. Hist. p.233 D. rise to go, set out, go away, ei)s *)/argos E. Heracl. 59 , cf. Th. 1.87 , 7.49 , 50 ; a)ni/stato ei)s oi)/khma/ ti w(s louso/menos Pl. Phd. 116a . to be compelled to migrate (supr. A. 111.2 ), e)c *)/arnhs a)nasta/ntes u(po\ *qessalw=n Th. 1.12 , cf. 8 : of a country, to be depopulated, xw/ra a)nesthkui=a Hdt. 5.29 ; po/lis . . pa=s' a)ne/sthken dori/ E. Hec. 494 ; h(suxa/sasa h( *(ella\s kai\ ou)ke/ti a)nistame/nh no longer subject to migration, Th. 1.12 ; th\n a)sfa/leian . . periei/det' a)nastaqei=san D. 19.84 . of a law-court, rise, Id. 21.221 . cease, ou)k, a)ne/sth e(/ws e)ni/khse skorpi/sai Psalm.Solom. 4.13 . a)nistor-e/w, make inquiry into, ask about, a)/rnhsis ou)k, e)/nestin w(=n a)nistorei=s S. OT 578 : c. acc. pers. et rei, ask a person about a thing, peu/sei ga\r ou)de\n w(=n (= e)kei/nwn a(\) a)nistorei=s e)me/ A. Pr. 963 , cf. S. OC 991 , Ph. 253 ; se . . a)nistorw= E. Supp. 110 ; a). tina\ peri/ tinos Id. Hipp. 92 ; investigate, ti Thphr. CP 1.5.5 . a)nistor-hsi/a, h(, ignorance of history, Cic. Att. 6.1.17 . a)nisto/r-htos, on, ignorant of history, uninformed, peri/ tinos Plb. 12.3.2 ; tino/s Phld. Rh. 1.188S. , Arr. Epict. 1.6.23 , cf. D. Chr. 12.59 . Adv. -tws, e)/xein tino/s Plu. Demetr. 1 . uninvestigated, Ph. Bel. 78.36 ; unrecorded, Phld. Mus. p.28K. , Plu. 2.731c ; xw/ra, i)de/ai o)rne/wn, Agatharch. 58 , 84 . a)ni/stwr, oros, o(, h(, late form for a)i/+stwr, Tz. H. 3.272 . a)ni/sxalos: a)/tokos, a)nh/melktos, a)qh/lastos, EM 110.32 , cf. Hsch. s.v. sxali/sai ( -adon EM 739.43 , Suid. ). a)nisxa/nw, like a)ni/sxw , poet. for a)ne/xw, Orph. A. 445 . a)ni/sxios, on, without prominent haunches, Arist. HA 499b1 . a)ni/sx-u_ros, on, not strong, without strength, Str. 2.1.36 , v.l. in D.H. 4.54 , Sch. Theoc. 14.15 : Comp. , r(i=gos-o/teron Hp. Flat. 8 ; invalid, of a document, a)/kuros kai\ a). PSI 183.9 (V A.D. ), Just. Nov. 72.5 . a)nisx-u_ro/ths, htos, h(, want of strength, Gloss. a)/nisx-us, u, gen. uos, without strength, LXX Is. 40.30 . a)ni/sxw, v. sub a)ne/xw. a)ni/swma, atos, to/, = e)pi/stios, h(, prob. in Ath. 10.447a ; cf. a)niso/w. a)ni/swsis [i^], ews, h(, equalization, Th. 8.87 , Pl. Lg. 740e . (a)- priv.) inequality, Mich. in EN 15.22 . a)ni^swte/on, one must make equal, Aristid. 1.423J. a)ni^te/on, verb. Adj. of a)/neimi, one must return, o(/qen e)ce/bhmen D.H. Lys. 13 . a)ni_u/+zw, squeal, of swine, Q.S. 11.177 . a)/nixqus, u, gen. uos, without fish, li/mnh Str. 16.1.21 . a)ni/xn-eusis, ews, h(, tracing out, investigation, Eust. 1437.16 . a)ni/xn-eutos, on, not tracked, Luc. Am. 35 ; buqoi/ Ps.-Callisth. 2.38 . a)nixn-eu/w, (a)na/, i)xneu/w) track, as a hound, Il. 22.192 , cf. Arist. HA 624a28 (of bees), AP 5.301 ( Agath. ), Porph. Sent. 43 , Jul. Or. 6.183b : generally, trace out, search out, Plu. Caes. 69 ; xe/rson a). Lyc. 824 :—also a)nixnei=n, Epigr.Gr. 270 . a)ni/ya^los, on, (i)/ptomai) unhurt, Stes. 76 ( v.l. a)ni/yanon ). a)ni/wtos [i_], on, (i)o/w) not liable to rust, Arist. Mir. 833b31 , PLeid.X. 36B. a)nnei=tai, Ep. for a)nanei=tai, from a)nane/omai. a)nne/felos, Ep. for a)ne/felos. a)nnh/qion, to/, = neut. of a)nh/qinos, POxy. 1923.13 (v/vi A.D.). a)nnhsoeidh/s, e/s, like a)/nnhson: neut., = kw/neion , Hsch. , Sch. Nic. Al. 186 . a)/nnhson or a)/nhsson ( PSI 4.422.28 (iii B.C.), Dsc. 3.56 ), to/, anise, Pimpinella Anisum, Hdt. 4.71 , Hp. Acut. 23 , Thphr. HP 1.11.2 , 1.12.1 (prob.), Alex. 127.7 , Nic. Th. 650 , Phaeniasap. Ath. 9.371d , POxy. 1088.67 (i A.D.), Bilabel *)oyart. p.10 .—a)/nnison, a)/nison, and a)/nhson are variants in codd. *)annibai+ko/s, h/, o/n, of or for Hannibal, Plb. 2.71.9 , D.S. 2.5 . *)annibi/zw, side with Hannibal, Plu. Marc. 10 . a)nni/s: mhtro\s h)\ patro\s mh/thr, Hsch. a)/nni_son, to/, v. a)/nnhson. a)nnwde/ws: truferw=s, sobarw=s, Hsch. a)/nnwma: qrupto/mena, ( Tarent. ), Id. a)nnwn-arxe/w, to be curator annonae, IGRom. 3.1412 . a)nnwn-eako\n fro/ntisma, = cura annonae, Lyd. Mag. 3.38 . a)nnwn-e/parxos, o(, praefectus annonae, PFlor. 75.20 (iv A.D.). a)nnwn-eu/omai, Pass. , to have as an allowance (annona), a). kaq' e(ka/sthn h(me/ran a)/rtous mb/ OGI 200.20 (Axum). a)nnw/n-h, h(, = Lat. annona, CIG 4447 (Syria), OGI 200.16 (Axum), POxy. 1192.4 (iii A.D.), al. a)nnwn-iako/s, h/, o/n, belonging to the annona, ei)/dh PFlor. 377.15 (vi A.D.). a)nnwn-iko/s, h/, o/n, concerning the annona, PLips. 6 ii 11 . a)no/deutos, on, impassable, Aq. Je. 18.15 ; pezh=| fh/santos a)no/deuta ei)=nai stratope/dois Str. 16.4.23 , cf. App. BC 4.106 . trackless, xeu=ma Hedyl. ap. Str. 14.6.3 ; e)rhmi/ai Lyd. Mag. 1.50 . a)nodhge/w, guide back, dub.l. in Babr. 95.55 . a)nodi/a, h(, a road that is no road, o(do\n h)\ kuriw/teron ei)pei=n a)nodi/an Ph. 2.156 , al.; e)rh/mhn a)nodi/an e(antoi=s suntemei=n Porph. Chr. 1 ; mostly in dat. a)nodi/a|, a)nodi/ais, through places with no roads, Plb. 5.13.6 , 4.57.8 , D.S. 19.5 , Plu. 2.508d , cf. Mar. 37 . ascent, a)nodi/ai kai\ sta/seis tou= h(li/ou Vett.Val. 343.18 . a)/nodmos, on, without smell, having no smell, Hp. Acut. 63 (vv. ll. a)/nosmos, a)/osmos), Arist. Pr. 873a2 . a)no/dontos, on, = a)no/dwn , Pherecr. 74 , 82 . a)/nodos (A), on, having no way or road, impassable, o(doi\ a)/. E. IT 889 (lyr.); opp. eu)/odos, X. An. 4.8.10 . a)/nodos (B), h(, way up, e.g. to the Acropolis at Athens, Hdt. 8.53 ; th\n a)/. oi)kodomh/sasa CIG 1948 (incert. loc.): metaph., h( ei)s to\n nohto\n to/pon th=s yuxh=s a)/. Pl. R. 517b , cf. Phld. D. 1.6 . journey inland, esp. into Central Asia, like a)na/basis, triw=n mhnw=n a)/. Hdt. 5.50 ; a)/. para\ basile/a ib. 51 , cf. X. An. 2.1.1 . rising, tou= u(grou= Arist. Mete. 355a6 ; rising of a star, kathlusi/h t' a)/nodo/s te Arat. 536 ; slope of a hill, Plb. 5.24.4 . the first (or second) day of the Thesmophoria, Alciphr. 3.39 , cf. Sch. Ar. Th. 86 , Hsch. ascent of the soul to its original source, Hierocl. in CA 24p.471M. Math., increasing progression, Theol.Ar. 58 . a)no/dwn, ontos, o(, h(, toothless, Arist. PA 674b20 , Fr. 294 . a)nodu/romai [u_], break into wailing, E. Hyps.Fr. 1 iv 7 , X. Cyr. 5.1.6 , Plu. 2.123c . a)no/durtos, on, not mourning, Trag.Adesp. 303 . a)no/zesta: ta\ mh\ e)zesme/na, Hsch. (fort. a)po/zesta). a)/nozos, on, with no, or very few, branches, Thphr. HP 1.8.1 , etc.: Comp. -o/teros ib. 3.13.3 :—also a)/ozos, on, ib. 1.5.4 , al. a)no/-hma, atos, to/, a foolish act, f.l. for a)no/mhma , Stoic. 3.136 . a)no-h/mwn, on, gen. onos, without understanding, Od. 2.270 , 17 . 273 , Democr. 197 ,al. a)no-hsi/a, h(, want of understanding, Suid. s.v. a)be/lteros. opp. no/hsis, un-knowing, i.e. mystical vision, qewrei=tai a)nohsi/a krei/ttoni noh/sews Porph. Sent. 25 . mindlessness, ib. 44 . a)no-htai/nw, to be devoid of intelligence, Pl. Phlb. 12d , Henioch. 5 , Plot. 5.5.1 ; opp. noei=n, 2.9.1 :—also a)no-hteu/w, Sch. Ar. Nu. 1480 . a)no-hti/a, h(, Att. for a)nohsi/a, Ar. Fr. 746 , cf. Moer. 28 . a)no/-htos, on, not thought on, unheard of, a)/frast' h)d' a)no/hta h.Merc. 80 . not within the province of thought, noh/mata o)/nta a)no/hta ei)=nai Pl. Prm. 132c ; not the object of thought, unthinkable, Plot. 5.3.6 and 10 . Adv. -tws without discursive thought, of vision, ble/yai a). Id. 6.7.16 . Act. , not understanding, unintelligent, senseless, silly, Hdt. 1.87 , 8.24 ; w)= a)no/htoi oh fools! Ar. Lys. 572 ; w)=no/hte Id. V. 252 ; opp. pronohtiko/s, X. Mem. 1.3.9 : Comp. -o/teros Luc. Peregr. 33 ; to\ a)., opp. to\ nou=n e)/xon, Pl. Ti. 30b ; tw=| qnhtw=| kai\ a). Id. Phd. 80b ; to\ a). [th=s yuxh=s] Id. R. 605b , etc.:—of animals, to\ tw=n proba/twn h)=qos eu)/hqes kai\ a). Arist. HA 610b23 , cf. 622a3 . c. gen., not understanding, qeou= Max.Tyr. 41.5 ; th=s fwnh=s Luc. Asin. 44 , cf. Ecphant. ap. Stob. 4.7.64 . of acts, thoughts, etc., a). gnw=mai S. Aj. 162 (lyr.); do/cai Pl. Phlb. 12d ; eu)xeiri/h Hp. Art. 35 ; a). kai\ keno/n Ar. Ra. 530 ; oi)/nou . . kai\ tw=n a)/llwn a)noh/twn and all other follies, Id. Nu. 417 . without mind, a)no/hta kai\ a)/neu zwh=s Plot. 5.5.1 . Adv. -tws Ar. Lys. 518 , Pl. R. 336e , etc.; a). diakei=sqai Lys. 10.4 : Sup. -o/tata D.C. 44.35 :—also a)no-htei/, AB 1327 , An.Ox. 2.313 . a)no/qeutos, on, pure, genuine, xrusi/on Ps.- Plu. Fluv. 7.4 : metaph., marturi/a D.S. 1.72 ; bi/os Ph. 2.267 : fi/los Gal. 14.7 . free from adultery, ga/mos arist. Mir. 846a30 , Ps.- Plu. Fluv. 5.2 . a)no/qhron: nwqro/n, Hsch. a)/noqos, on, = a)no/qeutos , pure, genuine, unadulterated, eu)/noia Ph. 1.454 ; ka/llos 2.156 . Adv. -qws ib. 216 , al., Hsch. a)/noia, Ep. a)noi/h Thgn. 453 , h(:— the character of an a)/noos, want of understanding, folly, a)noi/h in folly, Hdt. 6.69 ; u(p' a)noi/as A. Pr. 1079 , Philem. 143 ; neo/thti kai\ a)noi/a Pl. Lg. 716a ; a)/. lo/gou S. Ant. 603 ; th\n a)/. eu)= fe/rein E. Hipp. 398 ; pollh= a)noia xrh=sqai to be a great fool, Antipho 3.3.2 ; pollh\ a)/. [e)sti] polemh=sai Th. 2.61 ; a)/noian o)fliska/nein to be thought a fool, D. 1.26 ; du/o a)noi/as ge/nh, to\ me\n mani/an, to\ d' a)maqi/an Pl. Ti. 86b ; but opp. mani/a, Id. R. 382c , 382e , etc.: pl., follies, Isoc. 8.7 . [In Trag. sts. paroxyt. a)noi/a_ (cf. a)gnoi/a_), cf. A. Th. 402 , S. Fr. 583.5 , E. Andr. 519 .] a)noig-eu/s, e/ws, d, opener, Dam. Pr. 125t er. a)/noig-ma, atos, to/, opening, door, LXX 3 Ki. 14.6 (cod. Alex. ); value, Zos.Alch. p.225B. , etc. a)/. sfai/ras, used of the diameter of a sphere, IGRom. 4.503.12 (Pergam.). a)noi/g-nu_mi Lys. 12.10 ; a)noi/gw Pi. P. 5.88 , Hdt. 3.37 , 117 , and Att. as IG 1.32 (sun-), al.: later a)noignu/w Demetr. Eloc. 122 , Paus. 8.41.4 : impf. a)ne/w|gon Il. 16.221 , al., Hdt. 1.187 , etc.; also a)nw=|gon Il. 14.168 ; rarely h)/noigon X. HG 1.1.2 and 6.21 ; Ion. and Ep. a)naoi/geskon Il. 24.455 ; late a)new/|gnuon App. BC 4.81 , etc.: fut. a)noi/cw Ar. Pax 179 : aor. a)ne/w|ca Id. V. 768 , Th. 2.2 , Hp. Vict. 2.56 , part. a)new/|cas CIG(add.) 4300d (Antiphellus); also h)/noica X. HG 1.5.13 and in late Prose; Ion. a)/noica Hdt. 1.68 (best codd. a)nw=|ca), 4.143 , 9.118 ; poet. a)nw=|ca Theoc. 14.15 , ka)nw=|ce Phld. Acad.Ind. p.103 M.: pf. a)ne/w|xa D. 42.30 , Men. 229 ; a)ne/w|ga Aristaenet. 2.22 (v. infr.): plpf. a)new/|gei Pherecr. 86 (Pors.):— Pass. , a)noi/gnu^mai E. Ion 923 , Ar. Eq. 1326 : late fut. a)noixqh/somai LXX Is. 60.11 , Epict. Ench. 33.13 (v.l.); a)noigh/somai LXX Ne. 7.3 , PMag.Par. 1.358 ; a)new/|comai X. HG 5.1.14 : pf. a)ne/w|gmai E. Hipp. 56 , Th. 2.4 , etc.; a)nw=|gmai Theoc. 14.47 ; later h)/noigmai (di-) best reading in Hp. Epid. 7.80 , cf. J. Ap. 2.9 ; plpf. a)ne/w|kto X. HG 5.1.14 (pf. 2 a)ne/w|ga is used in pass. sense in Hp. Morb. 4.39 , Cord. 7 , and later Prose, as Plu. 2.693d , Ev.Jo. 1.51 , 2 Ep.Cor. 6.11 , Luc. Nav. 4 (though he condemns it Sol. 8 ); but in Att. , only Din. Fr. 81 ): aor. a)new/|xqhn E. Ion 1563 , subj. a)noixqh= D. 44.37 , opt. a)noixqei/hn Pl. Phd. 59d , part. a)noixqei/s Th. 4.130 , Pl. Smp. 216d ; later h)noi/xqhn Paus. 2.35.7 , LXX Ps. 105(106).17 ; and aor. 2 h)noi/ghn Ev.Marc. 7.35 , Luc. Am. 14 , etc.—In late Gr., very irreg. forms occur, h)ne/w|ca LXX Ge. 8.6 ; h)ne/wxa PMag.Par. 1.2261 ; h)ne/w|gmai Apoc. 10.8 , Hld. 9.9 ; h)new/|xqhn LXX Ge. 7.11 ; also aor. 1 inf. a)nwi/cai Q.S. 12.331 ; a)nwi/xqhn Nonn. D. 7.317 :—open, of doors, etc., a)naoi/geskon mega/lhn klhi+=da they tried to put back the bolt so as to open [the door], Il. 24.455 , cf. 14.168 ; pu/las a)noi=cai A. Ag. 604 ; qu/ran Ar. V. 768 ; also without qu/ran, e)peidh\ au)tw=| a)ne/w|ce/ tis Pl. Prt. 310b , cf. 314d ; xhlou= d' a)po\ pw=m' a)ne/w|ge took off the cover and opened it, Il. 16.221 ; fwriamw=n e)piqh/mata ka/l' a)ne/w|gen 24.228 ; so a). soro/n, qh/kas, Hdt. 1.68 , 187 ; kibwto/n Lys. 12.10 ; a). sh/mantra, shmei=a, diaqh/khn, open seals, etc., X. Lac. 6.4 , D. 42.30 , Plu. Caes. 68 ; and metaph., kaqara\n a)noi/canti klh=|da frenw=n E. Med. 660 ; a). bi/blinon (sc. oi)=non) tap it, Theoc. 14.15 ; gh=run a)noi/cas, for sto/ma, Tryph. 477 ; a). filh/mata kiss with open mouths, Ach.Tat. 2.37 . throw open for use, gumna/sion OGI 529.11 ; ka)nw=|ce sxola\s opened school, Phld. Acad.Ind. p.103M. ; ei) a)noi/cw e)rgasth/rion; shall I open a shop? Astramps. Orac. 43p.5H. metaph., lay open, unfold, disclose, o)/noma A. Supp. 322 ; e)/rg' a)naidh= S. OC 515 , cf. E. IA 326 ; lanqa/nousan a)tuxi/an Men. 674 . as nautical term, abs., get into the open sea, get clear of land, X. HG 1.1.2 , 5.13 , 6.21 ; but a(lo\s ke/leuqon a). Pi. P. 5.88 is to open or first show the way over the sea. Pass. , to be open, stand open, lie open, o)/pisqe th=s a)noigome/nhs qu/rhs Hdt. 1.9 ; a)new|gme/nhn katalamba/nein th\n qu/ran Pl. Smp. 174e ; a)new|gme/nas pu/las *(/aidou E. Hipp. 56 ; dikasth/ria a)noi/getai Pl. R. 405a ; pare/cei ta)mpo/ri' a)new|gme/na Ar. Av. 1523 ; a)ne/w|ktai to\ desmwth/rion D. 24.208 ; le/wn ta\ e)nto\s a)noixqei/s cut open, Arist. HA 497b17 ; ko/lpoi di' a)llh/lwn a)noigo/menoi opening one into another, Plu. Crass. 4 : metaph., qhsauro\s w(s a)noi/gnutai kakw=n E. Ion 923 . a)noid-ai/nw, blow up, inflate, Poll. 4.179 : aor. inf. a)noidh=nai Q.S. 14.470 . intr., = a)noide/w , Nic. Fr. 68.7 . a)noi/d-ansis, ews, h(, = a)noi/dhsis , dilatation, opp. sustolh/, Plot. 4.5.7 (pl.). a)noid-e/w, Ep. a)noid-ei/w Nic. Th. 855 : fut. -h/sw: aor. a)nw/|dhsa E. Hipp. 1210 , Pl. Ti. 84e : pf. a)nw/|dhka Hp. Acut. 10 :—swell up, Hp.l.c.; of a wave, E.l.c., cf. Alciphr. 1.10 ; of wind in the body, Pl.l.c.; of figs ripening, Nic.l.c.; ta\ ste/rna a)nw/|dei Aeschin. Ep. 1.2 ; to\ ka/lumma a)nw|dhko/s swollen out, inflated, Arist. HA 625a2 , cf. GA 728b28 . metaph., qumo\s a)noide/ei Hdt. 7.39 ; o)rgai=s . . -ou/sais Phld. Ir. p.63 W.; of anger, a)noidh/sas o( basileu/s Philostr. VA 7.33 (so in Med. , qumo\n a)noidh/santo they swelled with rage, Q.S. 9.345 ); a)noidou/shs th=s no/sou Philostr. VA 4.4 . a)noi/d-hsis, ews, h(, swelling, intumescence, tw=n mastw=n Arist. HA 574b16 , al.; qala/sshs Id. Mu. 399a27 (pl.). a)noid-i/skw, make to swell, si=ton Thphr. CP 4.13.7 :— Pass. , = a)noide/w , Hp. Acut. 10 . a)noi/k-eios, on, not of the family, S.E. P. 1.67 : Comp. -o/teros less closely related, Phlp. in Ph. 256.14 . unfitting, unseasonable, Cic. Att. 16.11.4 , D.S. 3.56 , Plu. 2.102a : c. gen., foreign to, incongruous with, Epicur. Ep. 3p.60U. , Plb. 6.10.1 , 24.5.13 , D.S. 12.21 : c. dat., dissimilar to, Plb. 5.96.8 ; alien from, kenodoci/a| Porph. Antr. 4 ( Sup. ): abs., Phld. Po. 1676.9 , Id. D. 3.8 ( Comp. ). Adv. -ws, r(hqh=nai Simp. in Ph. 350.27 . Astrol., not in its domicile, Vett.Val. 50.2 . Adv. -ws Id. 44.5 . a)noik-eio/ths, htos, h(, ineptitude, Eustr. in EN 364.18 . incongruity, Iamb. Myst. 1.4 . a)noik-ei/wtos, on, not to be adapted, alien, a)llh/lois M.Ant. 12.30 . a)noik-h=: para\ to\ ei)ko\s ei)rhme/non, EM 110.55 , cf. Hsch. s.v. a)nokhdeolo/gon. a)noi/k-htos, on, = a)oi/khtos , Hdt. 4.31 . a)noik-i/zw, remove up the country, a). th\n *spa/rthn, i.e. break it up as a city, Arist. Rh.Al. 1423a7 ; a). tina\s e)s th\n *persi/da Paus. 1.25.5 , cf. Str. 13.3.3 ; a). [te/ttigas] fqo/nou e)s de/ndra remove them out of envy's way, dub. in Philostr. VA 7.11 (leg. a)p-):— Pass. and Med. , shift one's dwelling up the country, migrate inland or to higher ground, au)toi\ d' a)nw|ki/sanq' o(/pws a)nwta/tw Ar. Pax 207 , cf. Av. 1351 , Str. 9.2.17 , App. Pun. 84 ; and of cities, to be built inland or away from the coast, Th. 1.7 :—generally, migrate, a)noiki/sasqai ei)s *)/olunqon Id. 1.58 , cf. 8.31 . resettle, colonize afresh, Paus. 2.1.2 , Memn. 60 ( Med. ); rebuild, Aps. pp.239,245 H.:— Pass. , to be repeopled, Plu. Luc. 29 . a)noi/k-isis, ews, h(, shifting people upward and inland, App. Pun. 84 . a)noik-ismo/s, o(, = foreg., Str. 9.2.17 , prob. in Ph. 2.526 . rebuilding, restoration, po/lewn Hdn. 3.6.9 . a)noiko-despo/thtos, on, Astrol., without a dominant planet, Vett. Val. 134.17 , 151.5 . a)noiko-dome/w, build up, ta\ xei/lea tou= potamou= . . a)noikodo/mhde pli/nqoisi Hdt. 1.186 . wall up, lau/ras kainai=s pli/nqoisin a). Ar. Pax 100 ; qu/ran Lycurg. 128 ; pu/las dub.l. in D.S. 11.21 (in this sense a)poik- is a freq. v.l.). build again, rebuild, po/lin kai\ tei/xh Th. 1.89 , cf. Jusj. ap. Lycurg. 81 , X. HG 4.4.19 , etc.; a). xw/ran occupy again with buildings, D.S. 15.66 :— Pass. , metaph., to be exalted, LXX Ma. 3.15 . a)noiko-domh/, h(, rebuilding, restoration, PLond. 2.216.18 (i A.D.), PAmh. 93.19 (ii A.D.); Dor. a)noiko-ma/ IG 12(1).9 (Rhodes). a)noiko-do/mhsis, ews, h(, = foreg., Arist. Ath. 23.4 . a)noiko-domi/a, h(, building up, IG 4.823.6 (Troezen), Sch. Th. 8.90 . a)noiko-no/mhtos, on, not set in order, unarranged, Macho ap. Ath. 8.341b , Longin. 33.5 . Act. , managing badly, Plu. 2.517e , v.l. in Gell. 12.12.4 . a)/noikos, on, houseless, homeless, a)/. poie/ein tina/ Hdt. 3.145 ; cf. a)/oikos. a)noiktei/ or a)noiko-ti/, Adv. = a)noi/ktws , Hdn. Epim. 257 . a)noikte/on, one must open, E. Ion 1387 . a)noikte/s: a)talaipw/rhton, Hsch. a)noi/k-ths, ou, o(, one who opens, A.D. Synt. 324.6 . a)noik-tiko/s, h/, o/n, fit for opening, Lyd. Mens. 4.64 : -ko/n means of opening the mouth, Orib. Fr. 48 . a)noikti/rmwn, on, gen. onos, pitiless, merciless, S. Fr. 659.8 , AP 7.303 (Antip. Sid.). a)noi/ktistos, on, unmourned, sw=ma [ Arist. ] Pepl. 28 . Act. , pitiless, *persefo/nhs qa/lamoi IG 2.3765 ( Supp. p.283 ). Adv. -tws Antipho 1.25 . a)noikto/s, h/, o/n, capable of being opened, Babr. 59.11 , Luc. VH 1.24 . a)/noiktos, on, pitiless, ruthless, E. Tr. 787 , Ar. Th. 1022 . Adv. -tws without pity, without being pitied, S. OT 180 , E. Tr. 756 : also a)noi/ktrws Ant.Lib. 39 (s.v.l.). a)noim-w/zw, wail aloud, A. Pers. 465 , Th. 3.113 , Telecl. 1 D. a)noim-wkti/ [i_], Adv. without need to wail, with impunity, S. Aj. 1227 ; without wailing, Philostr.Jun. Im. 10 . a)noi/m-wktos, on, unmourned, unlamented, A. Ch. 433 , 511 . a)/noinos, on, = a)/oinos , Hdn. Epim. 216 . a)/noicis, ews, h(, opening, pulw=n Th. 4.67 , 68 ; po/rwn Thphr. Od. 13 ; xeilw=n Plu. 2.738c , cf. PMag.Lond. 46.274 (iv A.D.): pl., Porph. Antr. 27 ; a)/. tou= sto/matos, Hebraism for parrhsi/a, LXX Ez. 29.21 , 2 Ep.Cor. 6.11 , Ep.Eph. 6.19 , etc. a)/nois-is, ews, h(, (a)nafe/rw, a)noi/sw) bringing back, Suid. a)nois-te/os, a, on, to be referred, E. Fr. 970 . a)noiste/on one must carry back or report, S. Ant. 272 , E. HF 1221 :—one must refer, ti pro/s ti Plu. Phoc. 5 ; e)pi/ ti Thphr. CP 4.11.8 . a)nois-to/s, h/, o/n, brought back, a). e)/s tiva referred to some one for decision, Hdt. 6.66 ( v.l. a)nwi/+stou ). a)noistre/w, goad to madness, E. Ba. 979 ; e)/rwti kardi/hn a)noistrhqei/s Herod. 1.57 . a)noi/sw, v. a)nafe/rw. a)/noito, v. a)/nw. a)no/kaion: u(perw=|on, gra/fetai kai\ a)nw/gewn, Hsch. a)nokhdeolo/gon, v. a)noikh=. a)no/knws, Adv. = a)o/knws , POxy. 743.39 (i B.C.), PFay. 130.14 (iii A.D.). a)nokwxeu/w, Ion. a)nak-, hold back, stay, hinder, a). ta\s ne/as keep them riding at anchor, Hdt. 6.116 (cf. Hsch. s.v. a)nak- ), etc.: metaph., of a chariot, hold it in, keep it back, S. El. 732 ; also a). po/lemon D.H. 9.16 . a). to\n to/non tw=n o(/plwn keep up the tension of the ropes, keep them taut, Hdt. 7.36 . keep afloat, Arist. Cael. 313a23 . also intr. (sc. e(auto/n), keep still, Hdt. 9.13 ; hold back, of ships, D.S. 11.18 .—The form a)nakwxe/w support, relieve strain upon, is found in Hp. Art. 9 , 38 , Mochl. 2 . a)nokwxh/, h(, redupl. form = a)noxh/ (cf. o)/kwxa pf. of e)/xw), stay, cessation, kakw=n Th. 4.117 ; a). nomh=s a stay in the spreading of the ulcer, Aret. SD 2.9 , cf. 1.8 . esp. cessation of arms, truce, di' a)nokwxh=s gi/gnesqai/ tini to be at truce with one, Th. 1.40 ; a). e)sti/ tini pro/s tiva one party has a truce with another, Id. 5.32 . hindrance, tribh\ kai\ a). tw=n *)ellh/nwn Id. 8.87 . (Archaic word used by Th. acc. to D.H. Amm. 2.3 . Mss. generally have the corrupt form a)nakwxh/, which gave rise to a deriv. para\ to\ a)/nw ta\s a)kwka\s e)/xein EM 96.52 : but Hsch. gives the correct form. Ammon. Diff. 19 attempts to distinguish the forms.) a)nokw/xhsis, ews, h(, glossed by su/mptwsis, Bacch. ap. Erot.s.v. (a)nak- codd.). a)nolb-e/w, to be a)/nolbos, Epic. Oxy. 1794.13 . a)nolb-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, the state of an a)/nolbos, misery, Hes. Op. 319 [i_]. a)no/lb-ios, on, = sq., v.l. in Hdt. 1.32 . a)/nolb-os, on, poet. Adj. unblest, wretched, luckless, h)=mar Orac. ap. Hdt. 1.85 ; gai=a, o)/mma, E. Hel. 247 , IA 354 ; w)/moi e)mw=n a)/nolba bouleuma/twn, for e)ma\ . . bouleu/mata, S. Ant. 1265 : of persons, Thgn. 288 ( Comp. ), A. Eu. 551 , S. Aj. 1156 , etc. without means, poor, Arat. 1073 . a)no/leqros, on, not ruined, having escaped ruin, Il. 13.761 . a)nolisqa/nw, aor. -w/lisqon, slip or glide back, return, e)/s tina Call. Fr. 96 . a)nolkh/, h(, hauling up, li/qwn Th. 4.112 ; a). kai\ kaqolkh/ Aen.Tact. 10.12 . a)nololu/zw, cry aloud, shout aloud, a)nwlo/luca xara=s u(/po A. Ag. 587 , cf. Simon. 148.2 , S. Tr. 205 , E. Med. 1173 , etc. c. acc., bewail loudly, S. El. 750 : but c. acc. cogn., boh\n a). E. Tr. 1000 . causal, excite by Bacchic cries, prw/tas de\ *qh/bas . . a)nwlo/luca Id. Ba. 24 . a)nolofu/romai [u_], bewail aloud, Th. 8.81 , X. Cyr. 7.3.14 , J. AJ 2.6.4 : c. part., a). poqw=n . . Pl. Prt. 327d . a)nolo/furton: a)da/kruton, Hsch. (a)nwlo/fukton cod.). *)anolumpia/s, a/dos, h(, an Olympiad omitted in the list, Paus. 6.22.3 . a)/nomai, v. a)/nw. a)nomal-i/zw, restore to equality, equalize, Pass. , pf. inf. a)nwmali/sqai Arist. Rh. 1412a16 : fut., cj. in Pol. 1265a40 ; cf. sq. a)noma/l-wsis, ews, h(, restoration of equality, equalization, ib. 1274b9 . a)nombr-e/w, gush out with water, phgh/ Ph. 2.91 : metaph., w(/sper a)po\ gh=s th=s ai)sqh/sews -hsa/ntwn paqw=n 1.575 : c. acc., Pour forth, u(/dwr 2.115 : metaph., LXX Si. 18.29 ,al., Ph. 1.477 . a)nombr-h/eis, essa, en, rainy, Nic. Al. 288 . a)nombr-i/a, h(, want of rain, Arist. HA 606b20 , D.S. 1.29 , J. AJ 8.13.2 , Ph. 2.383 : metaph., [ th\n pai/deusin] ou)/te o)/mbros ou)/te a). a)fairei=tai Antipho Soph. 60 . a)/nombr-os, on, without rain, of countries, Hdt. 2.22 , 4.185 . a)/. r(oai/ streams not fed by showers, E. Ba. 406 . a)nome/w, to be a)/nomos, act lawlessly, peri\ to\ i(ro/n Hdt. 1.144 . Pass. , to be unlawfully used, POxy. 1465.9 (i B.C.). a)nomh/li^kos, on, of unlike age, Procl. in Prm. p.949S. a)no/m-hma, atos, to/, transgression of the law, Lys. ap. Phot. p.143 R., LXX Le. 20.14 , al., Stoic. 3.136 , D.S. 17.5 . a)nom-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, lawlessness, lawless conduct, opp. dikaiosu/nh, Hdt. 1.96 , 97 ; a). no/mwn kratei= E. IA 1095 (lyr.); a). a)mu/nein Antipho 4.1.7 ; a). o)fliska/nein E. Ion 443 ; a)nti\ au)tonomi/as . . ei)s a)nomi/as e)mpi/ptein Isoc. 6.64 , cf. Plu. 2.755b ; zh=n e)n pa/sh| a)narxi/a| kai\ a). Pl. R. 575a . the negation of law, opp. no/mos, D. 24.152 . a)nomi/lhtos [i_], on, having no communion with others, unsociable, Pl. Lg. 951a , Plu. 2.50b , etc. c. gen., a). paidei/as uneducated, Pl. Ep. 332c : abs., Luc. Merc.Cond. 14 : c. dat., a). toi=s e)/rgois th=s te/xnhs Gal. 15.159 , 18(1).287 . a)no/mimos, on, v.l. for a)/nomos , Pl. Min. 314d . a)no/mistos, on, not customary, Orac. ap. Phleg. Mir. 10 . a)no/mixlos, on, without mist, a)h/r Arist. Mu. 394a23 . a)no/mma^tos, on, eyeless, sightless, S. Ph. 856 (lyr.), Orph. Fr. 82 . a)nomo-ge/neia, h(, difference in kind, Epicur. Fr. 36 . a)nomo-genh/s, e/s, of different kind, ibid. (prob.), Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.81 , Arr. Epict. 1.20.2 , Alex.Aphr. in Top. 116.10 , al., S.E. M. 8.229 . a)nomo-eidh/s, e/s, differing in species, Plot. 4.3.2 , Iamb. Myst. 1.19 , Dam. Pr. 34 ; v.l. for a)no/moio- , Arist. EN 1163b32 . Adv. -eidw=s Dam. Pr. 37 . a)nomo/zhlos, on, having a different bent, S.E. M. 7.56 . a)nomoqe/thtos, on, unregulated by law, Pl. Lg. 781a , 785a , Arist. Pol. 1269b19 ; a)/grafon kai\ a). fu/sews di/kaion D.H. 7.41 . a)nomoio-ba^rh/s, e/s, of unevenly distributed weight, Arist. Cael. 273b23 . a)nomoio-genh/s, e/s, of different kind, Ph. 2.307 . Adv. -nw=s in a different gender, Sch.rec. S. Ant. 74 . a)nomoio-gw/nios, on, with dissimilar angles, Papp. 216.20 . a)nomoio-eidh/s, e/s, of unlike kind, heterogeneous, fili/ai Arist. EN 1163b32 , cf. Dam. Pr. 440 :—hence Subst. a)nomoio-ei/deia, h(, A.D. Pron. 101.22 . a)nomoio-kata/lhktos, on, with different terminations, Id. Synt. 167.25 . a)nomoio-merh/s, e/s, consisting of unlike parts, not homogencous, esp. of organs, opp. tissues, Arist. HA 486a7 , Mete. 388a18 , GA 722b31 , Thphr. Fr. 22 , Gal. 6.844 , al. in Metric, [ susth/mata] kata\ perikoph\n a)nomoiomerh= Heph. Poëm. 4 . a)nomoio-poio/s, o/n, causing unlikeness, Dam. Pr. 342 . a)nomoio/-ptwtos, on, with unlike inflexions, Eust. 1228.62 . Adv. -tws Id. 631.27 . a)no/moios, on, Pl. Phlb. 13e , etc., also a, on Isoc. 12.225 , etc.:— unlike, dissimilar, Pi. N. 8.28 ; a). tini unlike it, Pl. Grg. 513b , al.; e)c a)nomoi/wn h( po/lis is composed of dissimilar elements, Arist. Pol. 1277a5 . Adv. -ws Th. 1.84 , Pl. R. 388c , al.; a). e)/xein X. An. 7.7.49 . of number, = e(teromh/khs , Theol.Ar. 9 , 58 . a)nomoio/-strofos, on, consisting of unequal strophes, Heph. Poëm. 5.3 . a)nomoio-sxh/mwn, on, gen. onos, of unlike form, Gal. 18(1).774 , Procl. Inst. 210 , Phlp. inPh. 677.2 . a)nomoio/ths, htos, h(, unlikeness, dissimilarity, Pl. Prm. 159e , Plt. 273d , Thphr. CP 1.2.2 , Hierocl. in CA 26p.481M. : in pl., Pl. Plt. 294 , Arist. Po. 1448a10 . a)nomoio/-tropos, on, differing in modality (including quantity and quality, pro/tasis Eustr in A Po. 52.17 . a)nomoio/-fulos, on, of different kind, Sm. Le. 19.19 . a)nomoio/-xronos, on, in Metric, of dissimilar quantity, Eust. 13.7 . a)nomoio/-xrous, oun, of different colour, Alex.Aphr. de An. 146.8 . a)nomoi-o/w, (a)no/moios) make unlike or dissimilar, Pl. R. 546b , Prm. 148b :— Pass. (c. fut. Med. , Porph. Abst. 1.37 ), to be or become so, Pl. Tht. 166b ,al. (a)na/, o(moio/w) make even again, PHal. 1.100 (iii B.C.). a)nomoi-w/dhs, es, unlike, Procl. Inst. 203 . a)nomoi/-wsis, ews, h(, a making unlike, dissimilarity, Pl. Tht. 166c . a)nomolog-e/omai, agree upon a thing, come to an understanding, peri/ tinos Pl. R. 442e ; pro\s a)llh/lous ib. 348b ; pro/s ti with a view to . ., Id. Tht. 164c ; tini/ with a person, Plu. 2.1070d ( Act. in codd.): abs., admit, Muson. Fr. 17p.92H. , Sammelb. 4638.14 . recapitulate, sum up one's conclusions, ta\ ei)rhme/na Pl. Smp. 200e . pay money by note of hand or order, Lys. ap. Phot. p.143 R., IG 1.188.34 :— hence Subst. a)nomolo/ghma, atos, to/, promissory note, ib. 17 . Act. , in later Prose, a). tini/ Plu. 2.1070d codd.; D. 18.86 uses the pf. in pass. sense, a)nwmolo/ghmai . . ta\ a)/rista pra/ttein I am allowed by all to have done what is best, cf. ib. 266 , 60.4 , and late Prose, Ph. 1.161 , al.: aor. part. Pass. -hqei/s 2.520 . a)nomolog-hte/on, one must admit, tou=to peri\ au)tw=n Pl. R. 452e , cf. Lg. 737c . a)nomolo/g-htos, on, agreed on again, under a renewed bill for both the principal debt and the unpaid interest, AB 211 . (a)- priv.) inconsistent, to\ a). Ptol. Tetr. 47 . a)nomolog-i/a, h(, verbal agreement, Hsch. (a)nomo/logos) disagreement, Str. 2.3.3 , Plu. Comp.Nic.Crass. 1 . failure to lead a consistent life, title of treatise by Chrysipp., Stoic. 3.94 , cf. Posidon. ib. 112 ; generally, inconsistency, Hierocl. p.56A. a)nomo/log-os, on, not agreeing, incongruous, S.E. M. 8.331 , cf. Harp. s.v. a)sunqetw/taton , Apollon.Cit. 3 : c. dat., Alex.Aphr. in Top. 548.17 . Adv. -gws Porph. Abst. 2.40 . a)nomolog-ou/menos, h, on, not agreeing, inconsistent, i(/na mh\ a). h)= o( lo/gos Pl. Grg. 495a ; a). toi=s proeirhme/nois Arist. APr. 48a21 , cf. Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.125 . not admitted, not granted, ta\ a)nomologou/mena suna/gein Arist. Rh. 1396b28 , cf. 1400a15 :—Adj., compd. of a)- priv. and o(mologou/menos; for a Verb a)nomologe/omai, disagree with, does not occur. Adv. -nws Gal. 5.470 . a)/nomos, on, lawless, impious, tra/peza Hdt. 1.162 ; of persons, S. OC 142 , al.; strato/s Tr. 1096 ; *)exi/onos go/nos E. Ba. 995 ; of things, qusi/a A. Ag. 151 ; pa/qh E Or. 1455 ; monarxi/a Pl. Plt. 302e : ta\ a)/noma lawless acts, Hdt. 1.8 : Comp. -w/teros Pl. Hp.Ma. 285a . Adv. -mws E. Med. 1000 , Antipho 4.1.2 , Th. 4.92 . c. gen., a). qeou=, i.e. without (the Mosaic) Law and therefore without God, 1 Ep.Cor. 9.21 . Adv. a)no/mws, = xwri\s no/mou , Ep.Rom. 2.12 . illegal, katoxh/ POxy. 237 vii 11 (ii A.D.). ( no/mos 11 ) unmusical, no/mos a)/. A. Ag. 1142 (lyr.). a)nomo/-shmos, on, contradictory, PHib. 31.4.15 . a)nomo-ou/sios, on, differing in ou/si/a, Ps- Alex.Aphr. inSE 12.17 . a)nomo-ta^gh/s, e/s, of a different order, Dam. Pr. 119 ; not co-ordinated, of lines of vision, prob. l. in Gal. UP 10.12 ; cf. o(motagh/s. a)nomo/-u+los [u_], on, differing in substance, Phlp. in de An. 526.18 . a)nondo/kws: a)/nwqen, Hsch. (fort. a)noko/ndws, cf. a)na/kanda). a)nonei/distos, on, irreproachable, Nic.Dam. p.119D. a)no/nhtos, Dor. a)nomo/-a_tos, on, unprofitable, perissa\ ka)no/nhta sw/mata S. Aj. 758 ; w)=polla\ le/cas . . ka)no/nht' e)/ph v.l. ib. 1272 ; a). ga/mos E. Or. 1501 (lyr.), cf. Hel. 886 ; a). gi/gnesqai D. 9.40 , cf. Plu. 2.248a ; tini/ Arist. EN 1095a9 , cf. Pol. 1334b40 ; a)/rguron ei)s a)no/nata r(e/onta Cerc. 4.4 :—neut. pl. a)no/nhta is freq. in E. as Adv., in vain, as Hec. 766 , Alc. 412 (lyr.), al.; a)no/nhta ponei=n Pl. R. 486c : regul.Adv. -tws Pall. inHp. 2.147 D, Sch. E. Or. 1501 : Comp. , ibid. Act. , c. gen., tw=n a)gaqw=n a). tina poih=sai deprive of all benefit from . ., D. 18.141 , cf. 19.315 , Plu. 2.800d , Nic.Dam. p.13D. a)nono/mastos, on, faulty form for a)nwno/mastos, Gal. 7.425 , Hdn. Epim. 203 , Suid. a)no/cuntos, on, not to be written with the acute accent, Eust. 930.57 . a)/noos, on, contr. a)/nous, oun, without understanding, silly, kradi/h Il. 21.441 ; yuxh/ Pl. Ti. 44a , etc.; of persons, S. Ant. 99 ; a)/nous te kai\ ge/rwn a(/ma ib. 281 ; plou=tos a)/. wealth without wit, AP 9.43 ( Parmen. ): Comp. a)nou/steros A. Pr. 987 : Sup. a)nou/statos Pherecr. 19D. Adv., Comp. a)nouste/rws S. Fr. 589.1 . a)nopai=a, only in Od. 1.320 o)/rnis d' w(\s a)nopai=a die/ptato, where it is variously written and explained: acc. to Hdn.Gr. 2.133 , it is an Adv. (compd. of a)na/, *o)/ptomai), she flew away unseen, unnoticed; or, acc. to Eust. , = a)/nw, a)nwfere/s , up into the air, cf. karpali/mws a)no/paion Emp. 51 , and *)ano/paia, the name of the pass above Thermopylae ( Hdt. 7.216 ). acc. to Aristarch. , a)no/paia or pano/paia, a kind of eagle, cf. Hebr. a^)na_pha_ 'heron'. acc. to Gramm. in An.Ox. 1.83 , a)n' o)pai=a (= a)na\ o)ph/n) up by the hoie in the roof, up the smoke-vent. a)no/pin, Adv. backwards, Hsch. ; farther back, in a book. etc., Eust. 1031.46 . a)/noplos, on, without the o(/plon or large shield, of the Persians, who bore only ge/rra, Hdt. 9.62 : generally, unarmed, Pl Euthd. 299b , Onos. 42.17 ; to\ a)/., opp. to\ o(plitiko/n, of citizens not entrusted with arms, Arist. Pol. 1289b32 :—of ships, unarmed, Plb. 2.12.3 . (On the form v. a)/oplos. ) a)/noptos, on, unseen, Suid. a)/nor: nou=s, Scythian word, Hsch. , cf. Hdn. Epim. 240 . a)no/ra_tos, on, v.l. for a)o/r- in Pl. Ti. 51a , Polycharm. 1 . a)norga/zw, lit. knead up: in Pass. , a)nwrgasme/non sw=ma relaxed, Hp. Int. 21 . toss, dandle, paidi/a Hsch. (nisi ad a)nortali/zein spectat). a)no/rga^nos, on, without instruments, Plu. Per. 16 ; bi/os Porph. Abst. 1.6 ; ki/nhsis a). monement without limbs for the purpose, of serpents, Plu. 2.381b . a)no/rghtos, on, Hellenistic for a)/norgos, Moer. 12 , cf. Sch. Pi. P. 10.33 . a)norgi/a, h(, = a)muhsi/a , Hsch. , Suid. a)norgi/astos, on, not celebrated with orgies, i(era/ Ar. Lys. 898 ; teletai/, i.e. no true mysteries, Ph. 1.156 . of a god or person in whose honour no orgies are held, Pl. Epin. 985d . uninitiated, Ph. 2.268 ; a)mu/htos kai\ a). tw=n i(erw=n Them. Or. 13.166c . a)/norgos, on, not wrathful, Cratin. 385 . a)nore/a, h(, more common in lon. form h)nore/h (q.v.), Pi. O. 8.67 , al., Theoc. 29.19 . a)nor-e/gw, hand up, of the elephant's use of his trunk, Arist. HA 497b28 . a)nor-ekte/w, have no appetite, Antyll. ap. Orib. 5.29.8 , Sor. 2.43 . a)no/r-ektos, on, without appetite for, a)polau/sews Arist. VV 1250b9 ; h(donh=s Andronic. Rhod. p.576 M.; peri\ ta\s a)polau/seis Arist. VV 1250a8 : abs., Sor. 1.24 , Plu. 2.460a , etc. Adv. a)nore/ktws, e)/xein Gal. 10.576 . Pass. , not desired, of food, Plu. 2.664a . a)nor-eci/a, h(, want of desire or appetite, Ti.Locr. 102e , Aret. CA 2.3 . a)no/reos [a_], a, on , (a)nh/r) = a)ndrei=os, po/lemos S. Fr. 436 . a)norqia/zw, call out, shout aloud, And. 1.29 . prick up, ta\ w)=ta Ph. 2.188 ,al.:— Pass. , e)gh/gertai kai\ a)nwrqi/astai 1.381 . a)/norqos, on, (a)- priv.) perh. sloping, a)/. ei)s to\ ei)/sw IG 22.463.60 ; prob. corrupt in Herophil. ap. Gal. 2.571 . a)norqo/w, aor. a)nw/rqwsa E Alc. 1138 , Isoc. 5.64 , etc.: plpf. with double augm. h)nwrqw/kei v.l. in Lib. Ep. 1039 : the double augm. is common in the compd. e)panorqo/w:— set up again, restore, rebuild, to\n nho/n Hdt. 1.19 ; to\ tei=xos 7.208 ; to\ strato/pedon Th. 6.88 , etc.; to\ sw=ma/ tinos E. Ba. 364 :— Med. , a)norqou=sqai ta\ pi/ptonta tw=n oi)kodomhma/twn have them rebuilt, Arist. Pol. 1322b20 . restore to health or well being. po/lin S. OT 46 : tina/ Pl. Lg. 919d . set straight again, set right, correct, tina/ E. Supp. 1228 ; ta\ a)llo/tria kaka/ Pl. R. 346e . a)no/r-wsis, ews, h(, restoration, teixw=n PRyl. 157.13 (ii A.D.); = e)pano/rqwsis , Ph. Fr. 54 H.; f.l. in Plb. 15.20.5 , Corn. ND 16 . a)nori/nw, Aeol. impf. o)nnw/rin<n>e, stir up, arouse, (sc. pafla/smous) Alc. Supp. 25.8 . a)/norkos, on, bound by no oath, Poll. 1.39 . a)norm-a/omai, Pass. , startup, try eagerly to do a thing, c. acc. cogn., sto/lon Opp. H. 3.105 .— Hsch. has the Act. in neut. signf., and so Ruf. ap. Orib. 45.30.40 , mount, of a disease. a)norm-htikw=s, Adv. with an upward rush, Sch. Opp. H. 5.210 . a)no/rm-htos, on, impetuous, Erot. s.v. a)na/ssutos. a)normi/zw, take [ships] from their moorings, e)s to\ pe/lagos ta\s nau=s D.C. 48.48 :— Med. , put to sea, Id. 42.7 :— Pass. , anchor above, u(pe\r to/pon Id. 71.2 . a)/normos, on, without harbour, pe/trai Anon. ap. Suid. s.v. lissa/das pe/tras : metaph., u(me/naion o(\n do/mois a)/normon ei)se/pleusas S. OT 423 . a)no/rvu_mi, fut. -o/rsw, rouse, stir up, a)na\ me\n fo/rmigg', a)na\ d' au)lo\n o)/rsomen Pi. N. 9.8 ; tina/ A.R. 4.1352 :— Pass. , a)\n d' a)/ra *tudei/+dhs w)=rto ( Ep. aor.) up he started, Il. 23.812 , cf. Od. 8.3 ; a)na\ d' w)/rnut' *)ih/swn A.R. 1.349 . a)norou/w, poet. Verb, used by Hom. only in aor. 1 ( X. Eq. 3.7 , 8.5 has pres. inf. and part.):— start up, leap up, abs., Il. 9.193 , Od. 3.149 , Sapph. Supp. 20a . 11 , etc.; e)k de\ qro/nwn a)no/rousan Od. 22.23 ; e)c u(/pnoio ma/la kraipnw=s a). Il. 10.162 , etc.; e)s di/fron d' a). 11.273 ; so *)he/lios d' a)no/rouse . . ou)rano\n e)s . . Helios went swiftly up the sky, Od. 3.1 ; toi=si de\ *ne/stwr h(dueph\s a). Il. 1.248 ; a)norou/sais ( Aeol. part.) Pi. O. 7.37 . a)no/rofos, on, roofless, pe/tra E. Ba. 38 . a)norropu/gios [u_], on, without rump, karki/nos Arist. HA 525b31 ; pth=sis a). without help from the tail or rump, of insects, ib. 532a24 . a)norta^li/zw, clap the wings and crow, like a cock, Ar. Eq. 1344 . a)no/ruktos, on, not obtained by digging, a(/les Orib. Eup. 4.24 . a)noru/ssw, Att. a)no/rm-ttw, pf. Pass. a)norw/rugmai Men. 468 :—dig up what has been buried, ta\ o)ste/a Hdt. 2.41 , Lycurg. 113 ; u(dri/as Ar. Av. 602 ; tina/ Id. Pax 372 , Plu. Ages. 20 ; xruso/n Luc. Cont. 11 . a). ta/fon dig up, break open, destroy it, Hdt. 1.68 , Isoc. 16.26 . a)norxe/omai, leap up and dance, E. Supp. 719 ; of the soul, Ph. 1.379 . a)/norxos, on, without testicles, i.e. castrated, Hp. Vict. 2.49 . without stones, foi/nikes. Arist. Fr. 267 . a)nosa/mikton: o)ligo/rruton u(/dwr, Hsch. a)nosh/leutos, on, untended, S. Fr. 264 . a)no/shtos, on, without sickness, S. Fr. 1014 , PIand. 13.11 (in A.D. ). a)nosi/a, h(, (a)- priv., no/sos) fredom from sickness, Poll. 3.107 . (a)- priv., o(/sios) a)nosi/ja voi ge/noitu may he be accursed, Inscr. Cypr. 135.29 H. (perh. neut. pl. a)no/sija); cf. sq. a)no/sios, on, more rarely a, on E. Tr. 1316 (lyr.), Aeschin. 2.157 (dub.), and later:— unholy, profane, opp. a)/dikos, as o(/sios to di/kaios (v. o(/sios 1.1 ), of persons, A. Th. 611 , S. OT 353 , etc.; a). o( qeomish/s Pl. Euthphr. 7a ; a)/dikos kai\ a). Id. Grg. 505b . of things, e)/rgon, mo/ros, sto/ma, etc., Hdt. 2.114 , 3.65 , S. OC 981 , etc.; au)dw=n a)no/si' ou)de\ r(hta/ moi Id. OT 1289 ; a)no/sia pa/sxein Antipho 2.4.7 ; a)sebe\s mhde\n mhde\ a). X. Cyr. 8.7.22 ; ou) mo/non a)/nomon a)lla\ kai\ a). Id. Lac. 8.5 ; a). ne/kus a corpse with all the rites unpaid, S Ant. 1071 ; a). ti gege/nhtai e)mou= paro/ntos the holy rites have been profaned, Antipho 5.84 . Adv. -i/ws in unholy wise, S. Ph. 257 ; ka/tw gh=s a). oi)kw=n without funeral rites, or through an unholy deed, E. El. 677 . a)nosio/ths, htos, h(, unholiness, wickedness, v.l. in Pl. Euthphr. 5d ; a). kai\ deino/ths tw=n pepragme/nwn Isoc. 12.121 . a)nosiourg-e/w, act impiously, wickedly, Pl. Lg. 905b , Ph. 2.128 , D.C. 56.5 , 77.12 . a)nosiou/rg-hma, atos, to/, impious act, Ph. 2.313 , Porph. Chr. 58 . a)nosiourg-i/a, h(, impiety, wickedness, Pl. Ep. 335b , Plu. Arat. 54 , D.C. 71.30 . a)nosiourg-o/s, o/n, acting impiously, Pl. Ep. 352c , Arist. EN 1166b5 , Ph. 2.313 . a)/nosmos, on, = a)/nodmos , without smell, v.l. in Hp. Acut. 63 , cf. Arist. HA 634b19 , etc.; i)/xnh a)/nosma footsteps that leave no scent, Poll. 5.12 :—but a)/osmos (q.v.) was preferred. a)/nosos, Ion. and Ep. a)/nousos, on, without sickness, healthy, sound, of persons, a)skhqe/es kai\ a)/. Od. 14.255 ; a)/. kai\ a)gh/raoi Pi. Fr. 143 , cf. Pl. Ti. 33a ; a)/phros, a)/. Hdt. 1.32 ; lw=ston de\ to\ zh=n a)/. S. Fr. 356 . Adv. a)no/sws, dia/gein Hp. Epid. 1.1 ; zh=n Ph. 1.267 ; a)/. w)/|xet' e)s h(miqe/ous IG 5(2).472.13 (Megalopolis, ii/iii A.D.). c. gen., a)/. kakw=n untouchid by ill, E. IA 982 ; a)/. pro\s ta\ a)/lla a)rrwsth/mata, tw=n a)/llwn a)rrwsthma/twn, Arist. HA 604a12 , 22 . of a season, free from sickness, e)/tos a)/. e)s ta\s a)/llas a)sqenei/as Th. 2.49 ; e(/cis, lo/gos a)/., Plu. Cic. 8 , 2.7b . of things, not causing disease, harmless, E. Ion 1201 . a)no/steos, on, boneless, of the polypus, Hes. Op. 524 ( Lacon. acc. to Clitarch. ap. Procl.ad loc.) cf. Hp. Epid. 2.2.19 ; a). h( kardi/a Arist. PA 666b17 ; ta\ peri\ th\n koili/an ib. 655a2 ; fuh\ mele/wn Opp. H. 1.639 . a)no/st-htos, on, unreturning, Orph. A. 1269 . whence none return, xw=ros e)ne/rwn AP 7.467 (Antip. Sid.), cf. Opp. H. 3.586 , etc. a)no/st-imos, on, not returning, kei=non a). e)/qhken cut off his return, Od. 4.182 . not to be retraced, ke/leuqos E. HF 431 (lyr.). ( no/stos 11 ) giving a low yield, of corn, Thphr. CP 3.21.1 ( Sup. ); not nutritious, Sor. 1.91 . a)/nost-os, on, unreturning, without return, pa/ntas o)/lesan kai\ e)/qhkan a)no/stous Od. 24.528 ; pa/ntes e)ge/nonto a)/. Arist. Fr. 145 : Sup. , h(ba/seis h(/ban a)nostota/tan never, never to return, AP 7.482 . = foreg. 11 , Thphr. CP 4.13.2 ( Comp. ). a)no/stra^kos, on, with no shell, w)|a/ Sch. Nic. Al. 295 . a)no/sfistos, on, not stolen, Eust. 1768.54 . a)no/sfr-antos, on, that cannot be smelt, Arist. de An. 421b6 :—also a)no/sfr-htos, on, Alex.Aphr. de An. 52.15 . a)nosxh/n: a)/nandros, Hsch. a)no/tistos, on, free from moisture, dry, to/poi Dsc. 1 Praef. 9 ; koniorto/s Archig. ap. Orib. 8.2.6 . a)/notos, on, without the south wind, Hsch. s.v. boreasmoi/. a)nototu/zw, break out into wailing, A. Ag. 1074 , E. Hel. 371 (lyr.). a)noto/tukton: a)qrh/nhton, Hsch. (a)no/teukton cod.). a)/nou: a)/nw ( Ion. ), Hsch. a)nou/a^tos, on, without ear: without handle, Theoc. Ep. 4.3 . *)anoub-iako/s, h/, o/n, of Anubis, epith. of a kind of thread, PMag.Par. 1.1083 . *)anoub-ia/s, a/dos, h(, a plant, perh. = sta/xus , ib. 901 . *)anoub-idei=on, to/, sanctuary of A., Roussel Cultes Égyptiens 224 (Delos, ii B.C.):— also *)anoub-iei=on, to/, ib. 229 , 231 (ii B.C.). a)nouqe/thtos, on, unwarned, unadmonished, Isoc. 2.4 , D. Ep. 3.11 . that will not be warned, Men. Mon. 49 , Plu. 2.283f . a)nou/legoi: a)nw/leqroi, Hsch. a)/noulos, on, in Comp. -o/teron less wavy, cj. in Thphr. HP 3.11.3 . a)/nouroi: a)/brektoi, u(yhloi/, Hsch. a)/nous, oun, contr. for a)/noos. a)nousi/astos, on, = a)nou/sios , opp ou)siw/dhs, Corp.Herm. 2.5 . without the use of an ou)si/a (q.v.), PMag.Par. 1.2441 . a)nou/sios, on, without substance, ou)de\ a)/ra h( e(tero/ths a). Dam. Pr. 192 ; a). kai\ nekroi/ Procl. in Alc. p.271C. , cf. Olymp. in Alc. p.92C. ; du/namis, of God, opp. ou)siw/dhs, Procl. Inst. 121 . Adv. -i/ws Syrian. in Metaph. 114.29 . in Alchemy, not affecting substance, superficial in action, sw/mata Zos.Alch.p 160 B,al. a)nousio/ths, htos, h(, unsubstantiality, Simp. in de An. 247.9 . a)nousi/wsis, ews, h(, conferring of non-existence, Simp. in Ph. 433.18 . a)/nousos, on, Ion. for a)/nosos. a)nou/t-a^tos, on, unwounded bv stroke of sword, a)/blhtos kai\ a). 11.4.540 , cf. A.R. 2.75 . invulnerable, Nonn. D. 16.157 ,al. where no wounds are inflicted, a)gwnes ib. 37.774 . a)nout-hti/ [i_], Adv without inflicting a wound, ou)d' a)/ra oi(/ tis a)nouthti/ ge pare/sth Il. 22.371 . without receiving a wound, Q.S. 3.445 . a)nou/t-htos, on, = a)nou/tatos , Nic. Th. 719 . invulnerable, Nonn. D. 16.382 , etc. a)nou=xi, prob. some kind of brushwood, PPetr. 3p.101 . a)nofqalmi/a_tos, on, free from ophthalmia, Dsc. Eup. 1.29 . a)no/fqalmos, on, without eyes, Tz. H. 3.219 . a)nofru^a/zomai, arch one's eyebrows: metaph., to be supercilious, Com.Adesp. 842 . a)noxeu/s, e/ws, o(, suspensory membrane, in pl., Aret. SA 2.6 , 11 . a)no/xeutos, on, non-copulating, Arist. HA 546b16 , al. a)noxe/w, raise up, Olymp. in Mete. 24.13 . a)noxh/, h(, holding back, stopping, esp. of hostilities: hence mostly in pl., armistice, truce, X. Mem. 4.4.17 ; a)noxa\s poiei=sqai Decr. ap. D. 18.164 ; dido/nai D.H. 8.68 ; spei/sasqai Plu. Pel. 29 ; ai( *kallisqe/nous a). Aeschin. 2.31 ; ai( e(caetei=s a). D.H. 3.59 ; cf. a)nokwxh/. time, opportunity, ou)k e)/dwken au)toi=s a)noxh\n e)mbateu=sai LXX 1 Ma. 12.25 ; h(merw=n a). delay of some days, POxy. 1068.15 (iii A.D.). pl., a)noxai/, = Lat. feriae, D.C. 39.30 . a)noxai\dikw=n, = Lat. iustitium, Id. 55.26 . (a)ne/xomai) long-suffering, forbearance, Ep.Rom. 2.4 , 3.26 . a)noxh\n a)napau/lhs dido/nai permission to rest, Hdn. 3.6.10 . relief from disease, Philum. ap. Orib. Syn. 8.3.4 . = a)natolh/ , Poll. 4.157 , Hsch. a)nox ik]o/s: a)natoliko/s, Hsch. Adv. -kw=s connectedly, Simp. indeAn. 285.19 . a)noxl-e/w, = a)noxli/zw , S.E. M. 10.83 . a)noxl-hsi/a, h(, = a)oxlhsi/a , Luc. Am. 27 , D.L. 2.87 , Gal. 6.18 . a)noxl-htiko/s, h/, o/n, heaving upwards. Adv. -kw=s S.E. M. 10.83 . a)noxl-i/zw, heave up, A.R. 1.1167 , Opp. H. 5.128 , Hsch. heave out of the way, A.R. 3.1298 . a)/noxl-os, on, not in the way, not an impediment, Arist. PA 663b20 ( Sup. ). a)noxma/zw, hoist, lift up, AP 9.204 ( Agath. ). a)/noxon, to/, evacuation of the bowels, Thphr. HP 3.18.13 . a)/noxos, on, of weather, tolerable, Cat.Cod.Astr. 7.184.35 . a)noxu^ro/omai, fortify, dub. in Polyaen. 4.11.2 . a)no/xu^ros, on, v. sub a)nw/xuros. a)noyi/a, h(, want of fish (o)/yon) to eat with bread, e)/feron deinw=s th\n a). Antiph. 190.8 ; a)noyi/an u(pofe/rein Plu. 2.237f . Ion. a)noyi/h, h(, = to\ mh\ ble/pein , Hsch. (a)noyofi/hn cod.). a)/noyos, on, (o)/yon) without relish, Plu. 2.123b . a)/n-per, = e)a/nper, h)/nper , v. e)a/n. a)/n-pote, = ei)/qe , Sch. E. Or. 1580 . a)nrei/a, h(, coined by Pl. Cra. 413e as etym. of e)ndrei/a. a)nsath/r: boubw/n ( Lacon. ), Hsch. a)/nsaton: a(/yasqai, suna/yai (Cret.), Id. a)nseri/sasqai: to\ mo/non pro\s to\ pu=r sth=uai ( Lacon. ), Id. a)nspa/w, poet. for a)naspa/w. a)/nsta, a)nsta/s, a)nsth/menai, a)nsth/seis, a)nsth/swn, a)nsth/thn, poet. forms, v. a)ni/sthmi. a)nsxeqe/ein, a)/nsxeo, poet. forms, v. a)ne/xw. a)nsxeto/s, v. a)nasxeto/s. a)/nta, Ep. Adv. over against, face to face, in Hom. mostly in the phrases, a)/. ma/xesqai fight man to man, Il. 19.163 ; a)/. i)dei=n look before one, ib. 13.184 , cf. E. Alc. 877 (lyr.); qeoi=s a)/. e)w/|kei he was like the gods to look at, Il. 24.630 ; ei)/detai a)/. pelidnh/ Nic. Th. 238 ; a)/. titu/skesqai aim straight at them, Od. 22.266 , cf. Pi. N. 6.27 ; a)/. pro/s tinos Epigr.Gr. 223.4 (Milet.). as Prep. with gen., like a)nti/ , over against, *)/hlidos a)/. Il. 2.626 ; a)/. pareia/wn sxome/nh krh/demna . . before her cheeks, Od. 1.334 ; a)/nt' o)fqalmoi=i+n 4.115 ; also of persons, a)/. se/qen before thee, to thy face, ib. 160 , cf. 22.232 ; so in Il. 21.331 , with a notion of comparison, confronted with thee; e(/rpei a)/. tw= sida/rw to\ kalw=s kiqari/sden rivals it, Alcm. 35 . in hostile sense, against, *dio\s a)/. polemi/zein Il. 8.428 ; *dio\s a)/ . . . e)/gxos a)ei=rai ib. 424 ; ei)/ ke/ meu a)/. sth/hs 17.29 ; *ai)/antos sth/menai a)/. ib. 166 . a)/ntai<*> a)/nemoi, and a)nta/s: pnoa/s, Hsch. (leg. a)h=tai, a)h/tas). a)nta^ga^nakte/w, to be indignant in turn, Oenom. ap. Eus. PE 6.7 . a)nta^ga^pa/w, love in turn or return, in Pass. , Ph. 2.8 , Them. Or. 4.55d . a)nta^gei/rw, rival as a collector, beggar, Celsus ap.Orig. Cels. 6.42 . a)ntagla^i/+zomai, shine brightly, Ps.-Callisth. 2.26 . a)nta^gora/zw, buy with money received in payment for something else, pwlei=n ti kai\ a). si=ton X. An. 1.5.5 ; ta\ a)ntagorasqe/nta D. 35.24 . a)nta^goreu/w, speak against, reply, a)nta_go/reusen Pi. P. 4.156 . gainsay, contradict, toi=s a)/rxousin Ar. Ra. 1072 . a)nta^gwni/a, h(, adversity, dub. in IG 14.1977 (pl.). a)nta^gwn-i/zomai, struggle against, prove a match for, tini/, esp. in war, Hdt. 5.109 , Th. 6.72 , X. Cyr. 1.6.8 , etc.; a). tai=s paraskenai=s tino/s D. 43.81 ; pro\s tou\s barba/rous Inscr.Prien. 17.15 , cf. Ep.Hebr. 12.4 . generally, struggle, vie with, tini/ Th. 3.38 ; peri/ tinos And. 4.2 ; oi( a)ntagwnizo/menoi/ ti the parties in a lawsuit, X. Cyr. 8.2.27 ; [ oi( e)leuqe/rioi] ou)k a). peri\ tw=n xrhma/twn Arist. Rh. 1366b8 . act a part in rivalry with, tini/ Plu. Dem. 29 . as Pass. , to be set against, tini/ X. Oec. 10.12 . a)nta^gwn-iste/w, oppose, be a rival, Arist. Rh. 1416b14 . a)nta^gwn-isth/s, ou=, o(, opponent, competitor, rival, Dialex. 2.7 , X. Cyr. 1.6.8 , 3.3.36 , Alex. 272 ; tini/ tinos X. Hier. 4.6 , etc.; a). e)/rwtos a rival in love, E. Tr. 1006 , cf. Pl. R. 554e , al.; xalepoi\ a). toi=s barba/rois Isoc. 4.75 ; a). th=s paidei/as opponents of their system of education, Arist. Pol. 1338b37 ; a). e)/xein tina\ tai=s e)pibolai=s Plb. 2.45.5 . a)nta^gw/n-istos, on, in Poll. 3.141 , is interpreted, contending as an adversary;—but a)ntagwni/stws ( Id. 1.157 ) is f.l. for a)nant- in Lib. Decl. 15.21 . a)nta^di^k-e/w, injure in return, retaliate upon, a)llh/lous Pl. Tht. 173a , cf. Cri. 49b , 49c , Max.Tyr. 18.5 . a)nta^di^k-hte/on, one must retaliate, ibid. a)nta/|dw, sing in answer, esp. of the partridge, answer when another calls, a). w(s maxou/menos Arist. HA 614a11 , cf. Mir. 845b25 , Ael. NA 4.16 ; a). *mou/sais Luc. Pisc. 6 ; toi=s fqeggome/nois Plu. 2.794c ; cry out at one, e)gw\ d', h)\n tou=to dra=|s, a)nta/|somai Ar. Ec. 887 :— Pass. , strofh=| a)nta|sqh=nai Poll. 4.112 . a)ntaei/rw, = a)ntai/rw , only in Med. , a)ntaei/resqai xei=ra/s tini raise one's hands against one, make war upon him, Hdt. 3.144 , 7.101 ; or without tini/, 6.44.7.212 ; also po/lemon basile/i+ a). 8.140 .a. a)nta/eis, Dor. for a)nth/eis. a)/ntaqlos, on, contending against, rivalling, tino/s AP 12.68 ( Mel. ). a)ntaide/omai, Med. , respect in return, ai)doume/nas a). X. Cyr. 8.1.28 . a)ntai=os, a, on, (a)/nta) set over against, right opposite, a)ntai/a plhgh/ a wound in front, right in the breast, S. El. 195 , E. Andr. 844 ; a)ntai/an e)/paisen (sc. plhgh/n) S. Ant. 1308 . opposed to, hostile, hateful, knw/dalon a). brotoi=sin A. Ch. 588 (lyr.); pompa/ E. IA 1323 (lyr.), cf. S. Fr. 72 , 334 ; qeo/s ib. 335 ; ta)ntai=a qew=n their hostile purposes, A. Pers. 604 . besought with prayers, epith. of Hecate, etc., A.R. 1.1141 , cf. Orph. H. 41.1 ; a)ntai/a: . . i(ke/sios, A. ( Fr. 223 )ap. Hsch. ; a)ntai=os *zeu/s Sch. Il. 22.113 . a)ntai/rw, Ion. a)ntaei/rw (q.v.), raise against, xei=ra/s tini AP 7.139 (so in Med. , Th. 3.32 , 1.53 ); po/lemo/n tini Plb. 15.7.8 ; pro\s *)/erwta ma/xhn AP 12.147 ( Mel. ); raise in reply, lampth=ras Aen.Tact. 26.13 :— Med. , o(/pla a)ntairo/menoi Th. 1.53 , cf. 3.32 . intr., rise up or rebel against, withstand, a)nta=rai/ tini Pl. Euthd. 272a , D. 2.24 ; pro/s ti or tina, Id. 6.5 , Plu. Pyrrh. 15 , D.H. 6.48 :—so in Med. , tini/ Luc. Herm. 33 , JTr. 34 . of a cliff, rise opposite to or in the same parallel with, toi=s kata\ *mero/hn to/pois Str. 2.1.2 , cf. 20 ; pro\s th\n *aibu/hn Plu. Aem. 6 . a)ntaisxu/nomai [u_], to be ashamed in turn, Ach.Tat. 8.4 . a)ntaite/w, demand in return, Th. 4.19 , Lib. Or. 54.75 ; smikra\ th=s a)mnhsti/as th\n boulh/n App. BC 3.35 . contest with, tini\ th\n u(patei/an D.C. 40.53 . a)ntaitia/omai, make a countercharge, D.C. Fr. 99 . a)ntaiwre/omai, rise over against, Plot. 6.5.11 . a)nta^kai=os, o(, a sort of sturgeon, Hdt. 4.53 , Lync. 1.9 , Ael. NA 14.23 . Adj., ta/rixos a)n kai=on Antiph. 186 . a)ntaka/s: sh/meron, and a)ntake/s: shmei=on (sic), Hsch. ; cf. a)ntalle/s. a)nta^kolouq-e/w, to be reciprocally implied, of the virtues, Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.72 , cf. S.E. P. 1.68 (abs.); a). a)llh/lais ai( eu)fu/eiai Anon. in Tht. 11.16 ; ou)de\ a). a)llh/lais [a)kmh\ kai\ lampro/ths] Hermog. Id. 1.10 , cf. Them. in Ph. 150.29 . a)nta^kolou/q-hsis, ews, h(, reciprocal implication, of the virtues, Stoic. 3.76 , Procl. in Alc. p.319C. a)nta^kolouq-i/a, h(, = foreg., Stoic. 2.121 ; correspondence, Iamb. in Nic. p.39P. a)nta^ko/louq-os, on, reciprocally implied, to\ a). a)llh/lais Eustr. in EN 311.15 : abs., corresponding, e(/cis dub. in Phld. Rh. 1.27S. (cf. Supp. 15 ). a)nta^konti/zw, hurl against in return, li/qon D.C. 59.28 . a)nta^kou/w, fut. -ou/somai S. Aj. 1141 , hear in turn, a)nti\ tw=n ei)rhme/nwn i)/s' a)nta/kouson Id. OT 544 ; a(/. g' ei)=pas a)nth/kousas E. Heracl. 1014 (cj.); ka)mou= nu=n a)nta/kouson Id. Supp. 569 ; a)ntakou/sei tou=ton w(s teqa/yetai S. Aj. 1141 : abs., listen in return, a). e)n me/rei A. Eu. 198 , cf. Crates Com. 5D. : also in Prose, X. An. 2.5.16 , Lib. Decl. 5.89 . a)ntakroa/omai, hear in turn, Ar. Lys. 527 . a)ntakrwth/rion, to/, opposite headland, Str. 6.1.1 . a)nta^lazoneu/omai, boast in reply, Eust. 590.11 . a)nta^la^la/zw, return a shout, of friendly armies, Plu. Pyrrh. 32 , Flam. 4 ; of an echo, A. Pers. 390 . a)ntalla^g-h/, h(, exchanging, exchange, barter, Gloss., Simp. in Ph. 1350.32 . a)nta/lla^g-ma, atos, to/, that which is given or taken in exchange, fi/lou for a friend, E. Or. 1157 , cf. LXX Jb. 28.15 , al.; th=s yuxh=s Ev.Matt. 16.26 , cf. Ph. Fr. 110H. a)nta/lla^g-os, on, exchanged for another, Men. 16 , 254 , 513 . a)ntalla-kte/on, one must give in exchange, tino/s for a thing, D. 19.223 . a)ntalla/-kths, ou, o(, one who requites, tw=n kakw=n Phld. Mort. 17 (pl.). a)nta/lla-ktos, on, taken as equivalent, pro/s ti Porph. Abst. 1.51 . a)ntalla/-ssw, Att. a)ntalla/-ttw, exchange one thing with another, da/krua d' a)ntalla/ssete toi=s th=sde me/lesi E. Tr. 351 ; th\n a)ci/wsin tw=n o)noma/twn e)s ta\ e)/rga a). they changed the signification of the names in relation to things, Th. 3.82 ; th\n yuxh\n tou= xrusi/ou Poll. 3.113 . more freq. in Med. , take in exchange, a)/ndra A. Ch. 133 ; a)ntalla/ssesqai/ ti/ tinos take one thing in exchange for another, E. Hel. 1088 , etc.; ti a)nti/ tinos D. 16.5 ; a)ntalla/ssesqai th=| dianoi/a| interchange in thought, Pl. Tht. 189c ; qa/naton a)ntalla/cetai shall receive death in exchange, i.e. as a punishment, E. Ph. 1633 :—so in Pass. , a)nthllagme/nou tou= e(kate/rwn tro/pou having made an interchange of each other's custom, i.e. having each adopted the way of the other, Th. 4.14 . give in exchange, mhdemia=s xa/ritos mhd' w)feli/as th\n ei)s tou\s *(/ellhnas eu)/noian D. 6.10 . a)ntalle/s: tau/ths th=s h(me/ras, Hsch. ; cf. a)ntaka/s, a)ntake/s. a)/ntallos, on, exchanged, Sch.D.T. p.343 H. a)nta^mei/bomai, exchange one thing with another, o(/tan delfi=si qh=res a)ntamei/ywntai nomo/n Archil. 74.7 . c.acc. pers., repay, requite, punish, a)ntamei/besqai/ tina kakoi=s Id. 65 ; kakai=si poinai=s A. Pr. 225 ; paqw\n kakw=s kakoi=sin a)nthmei/beto Id. Th. 1054 ; a)ntameiyo/mesqa/ s' w(/sper ei)ko\s a)nti\ tw=nde Ar. Th. 723 . answer again, toi=sde Hdt. 9.79 ; pro\s tou\s fi/lous oi(=' a)ntamei/bei r(h/mat' S. OC 814 ; tina\ ou)de/n ib. 1273 ; also u(ma=s . . toi=sd' a)ntamei/bomai lo/gois E. Andr. 154 . a)nta/meiyis [a^m], ews, h(, exchanging, requital, v.l. in LXX Ps. 118 ( 119 ). 112 , Hsch. a)ntamele/w, in fut. Pass. a)ntamelhqh/somai, neglect in turn, Ph. 2.275 . a)ntamilla=sqai: a)nteri/zein, Hsch. a)nta^moibai=os, sc. pou/s, the foot ^ ^ - - ^, Diom. 1.481 K. a)nta^moibh/, h(, interchange, puro\s a). ta\ pa/nta kai\ pu=r a(pa/ntwn Heraclit. 90 . repayment, requital, eu)ergesi/as Charito 5.2 . a)nta^moibo/s, o/n, v. a)nthmoibo/s. a)nta^mu/nomai [u_], Med. , defend oneself against another, resist, Th. 4.19 . requite, e)xqro\n kakoi=s S. Ant. 643 ; oi( a)ntamuno/menoi Th. 3.84 . a)ntamfode/w, (a)/mfodon) miss a person in the street going to meet him, BGU 1030.5 (iii A. D.). a)ntanabi^ba/zw, make go up in turn, X. HG 3.2.15 . a)ntanaboa/w, cry out in answer or opposition, App. BC 2.131 . a)ntanagignw/skw, read and compare, Cratin. 386 ; no/mous D. 20 Arg. ii 8 , cf. PPetr. 3p.50 ( 111 B.C.). a)ntana/gw [a^g], lead up against, esp. a). ne/as put ships to sea against, Hdt. 6.14 , cf. Th. 7.37 : also a). nausi\n e(\c kai\ o)gdoh/konta ib. 52 : more freq. abs. in same sense, whether in Act. , as Id. 8.38 , X. HG 2.1.23 , or in Med. , as Th. 4.13 , X. HG 1.1.5 :— Pass. , nausi\n a)ntanaxqei/s D.S. 13.71 :—generally, attack, a)ntanh/geto pro\s to\ meira/kion Pl. Erx. 398e . raise in opposition, [o)/ros] th=| *oi)/th| Philostr. VA 4.23 . bring up instead, AP 9.285 ( Phil. ). a)ntanai/r-esis, ews, h(, corresponding diminution, Arist. Top. 158b33 . alternate removal, Eust. 1397.44 . cancellation, Simp. inPh. 1237.23 . a)ntanair-ete/os, a, on, to be struck off, PTeb. 61(6).220 (ii B.C.). a)ntanair-etiko/s, h/, o/n, cancelling opposite sides of an account, striking a balance: metaph., eu)logisti/a e)sti\n e)pisth/mh -kh/ Stoic. 3.64 . a)ntanair-e/w, strike out of an account, D. 18.231 :— Pass. , to be cancelled correspondingly, Arist. Metaph. 1040a22 , Demad. 59 ; to be struck off, PTeb. 60.111 , al. (ii B.C.). kill in return, Ph. 2.321 ( Pass. ). set off against, deduct, Sammelb. 4369 (a). 10 , al. (iii B.C.), PRyl. 154.33 (i A. D., Pass. ); prob.l. for a)ntanai/rein (= a)nqufelei=n), Ar. Fr. 12D. Med. , resume, a)pobeblhkw\s th\n a(lourgi/da ou)ke/ti a)ntanei/leto Agath. 4.29 . a)ntana/-kla^sis, ews, h(, reflection of light, Placit. 4.14.3 , cf. Vett. Val. 1.14 , Ath.Med. ap. Orib. 9.12.1 (pl.); also, of sound, echo, Plu. 2.502d . bending back, a)gki/strou Sch. Opp. H. 1.216 . use of a word in an altered sense, Lat. contraria significatio, Quint. Inst. 9.3.68 , Sch. A.R. 1.746 . a)ntana-klasmo/s, o(, reflexive sense, of words, A.D. Pron. 43.12 . a)ntana/-klastos, on, reciprocal, proshgori/a Priscian. Inst. 11.1 . a)ntana-kla/w, reflect, fw=s v.l. in Plu. 2.696a :— Pass. , a)ntanakla=tai a)kti/s S.E. M. 5.82 ; o)fqalmoi\ a)llh/lois a)ntanaklw/menoi reflected one in another, Ach.Tat. 1.9 . of sound, in Pass. , to be reflected or echoed, LXX Wi. 17.19 , Placit. 4.20.2 . bend back, to\n a)gkw=na Heliod. ap. Orib. 49.13.8 . Gramm., in Pass. , to be reflexive, of pronouns, A.D. Synt. 175.12 , cf. Pron. 28.3 , al. cause to revert, in writing, ei)/s ti pa/lin a). to\ pe/ras CPHerm. 18.11 . a)ntana-koph/, h(, recoil, kuma/twn Arist. Mu. 396a19 . a)ntana-ko/ptw, throw back again, Phryn. PS p.61B. a)ntana-kra/zw, cry out in turn or reply, App. Mith. 26 . a)ntana-lamba/nw, take over instead, Ptol. Phas. p.11H. a)ntana_li/skw, destroy in return, E. Or. 1165 . a)ntana/-lu^sis, ews, h(, counteraction, incongruity of position, Vett. Val. 186.28, Antioch.Astr. in Cat.Cod.Astr. 8(3).107 . a)ntana-lu/w, Astrol., counteract, Vett.Val. 289.17 ( Pass. ). a)ntana-me/nw, wait instead of taking active measures, c. inf., Th. 3.12 . a)ntana-pau/omai, Med. , rest correspondingly, Polyaen. 1.14 . a)ntana-pi/mplhmi, fill in return, v.l. in X. HG 2.4.12 . a)ntana-ple/kw, plait in rivalry with, a)/nqea toi=s *meleagrei/ois stefa/nois AP 4.2 ( Phil. ). a)ntana-plhro/w, fill up, th\n qe/sin tou= o)no/matos A.D. Synt. 14.1 ; ta\ u(sterh/mata tw=n qli/yewn tou= *xristou= Ep.Col. 1.24 ; a). pro\s to\n eu)porw/taton a)ei\ tou\s a)porwta/tous put in the poorest so as to balance the richest, D. 14.17 . a)ntana-plh/rwsis, ews, h(, filling up again, Epicur. Ep. 1p.11U. a)ntana-shko/w, compensate, IG 14.956A19 . a)ntana-tre/xw, return, of the foreskin, Paul.Aeg. 6.60 . a)ntana-fe/rw, bring back in turn, a). th\npi/stin Plu. 2.20c . abs., make compensation, th=| loiph=| do/ch| pro\s th\n dusfhmi/an Them. Or. 7.99c . a)ntana-xwre/w, give ground in turn, Aristid. Or. 23(42).47 . a)/ntandros, on, instead of a man, as a substitute, a)nti/ tinos Luc. DMort. 16.2 , etc. a)nta/neimi, (ei)=mi ibo) rise so as to balance, tini/ Th. 2.75 . a)ntanemi/a, h(, contrary wind, Simp. inde An. 60.32 . a)ntan-e/xw, hold up in turn or in reply, pursou/s Polyaen. 6.19.2 , cf. 1.40.3 , Men.Prot. p.72D. a)ntan-i^so/w, make equal adjust, compensate, Lib. Or. 59.161 (dub.):— Pass. , Them. inPh. 137.21 . a)ntan-i/sthmi, set up against or in rivalry, lo/gon Plu. 2.40e ; tro/paion D.C. 42.48 ; ti/tini Plu. 2.348d . Pass. , with aor. 2 Act. , rise up against, tini\ e)s xei=ras S Tr. 441 , cf. Plu. Sull. 7 ; rise one against another, Id. 2.723b . a)ntan-i/swma [i^], atos, to/, an equivalent, J. AJ 18.9.7 . a)ntan-i/swsis [i^s], ews, h(, balancing, equalizing, Boethus ap. Porph. ap. Eus. PE 11.28 , David Proll. 214.11 , Simp. in Cael. 458.2 . a)nta^noi/gw, open against, a). o)/mmata keraunoi=s face them, Longin. 34.4 . a)ntanta/n: e)pi/boulon, a)nti/dikon, Hsch. a)nta^nu/w, v. a)natanu/w. a)/ntac: e)n me/rei, Hsch. (cf. u(panta/c). a)nta/cios, a, on, also os, on Theoc. 17.114 :— worth just as much as, c. gen., yuxh=s a). worth life itself, Il. 9.401 ; pollw=n a). a)/llwn 11.514 ; e(/kastos de/ka a)ndrw=n a). worth as much as ten, Hdt. 7.103 , cf. 2.148 , Pl. Lg. 730d , X. Mem. 2.10.3 etc.; worthy of, te/xnas Theoc.l.c. abs., worth as much, worth no less, Il. 1.136 . a)ntacio/w, demand as an equivalent or in turn, Th. 6.16 : c. dupl. acc., a)ntaciw=sai dwrea\n au)to/n Machoap. Ath. 13.570a . a)ntapaite/w, demand in return, Th. 3.58 , 5.17 , Plu. Sol. 3 :— Pass. , to be called on for a thing in turn, lo/gon Id. Cat.Mi. 53 . a)ntapa^mei/bomai, Med. , obey in turn, r(h/trais Tyrt. 4.6 . a)nta^pa^ta/w, deceive in turn, tina/ J. AJ 5.8.11 . a)nta^peile/w, threaten in turn, tini/ Ph. 2.469 , cf. Them. Or. 7.95b . a)ntaperu/kw [u_], keep off in turn, AP 15.14 ( Theoph. ). a)ntape/xw, receive in return, xa/rita/s tinos Anatolian Studies p.343 . a)ntapo-dei/knu_mi or a)ntapo-u/w, prove in return or answer, X. Smp. 2.22 ; to\ a)ntikei/menon Arist. Rh. 1403a27 . appoint instead, D.C. 49.43 . a)ntapo-di/dwmi, give back, repay, tender in repayment or requital, Batr. 186 ; a). to\ o(/moion, to\i)/son, Hdt. 1.18 , Th. 1.43 ; xa/rin Pherecr. 2D. ; th\n i)/shn Arist. Rh. 1379b7 ; a). trofei=a Lys. 6.49 ; a)reth/n Th. 4.19 ; u(/brin Plu. 2.825c ; ta\ au)ta\ a). react in the same way, Pl. Ti. 79e ; of counter-arguments, Id. Prm. 128d : abs., pay back, Th. 3.40 , Arist. Rh. 1367a21 . take vengeance, LXX De. 32.35 , al., Ep.Rom. 12.19 . assign as a balance, e)nanti/an ge/nesin Pl. Phd. 71e . make convertible, th\n metafora\n th\n e)k tou= a)na/logon Arist. Rh. 1407a15 :— Pass. , Demetr. Eloc. 79 . Gramm., make to correspond, of correlatives (e.g. toiou=tos, oi(=os), in Pass. , A.D. Conj. 254.19 , Synt. 54.5 , al.; so of me/n . . de/, Arist. Rh. 1407a23 , Demetr. Eloc. 53 , cf. Hermog. Id. 1.4 , al. intr., answer to, correspond with, ei) mh\ a)ntapodidoi/h ta\ e(/tera toi=s e(te/rois Pl. Phd. 72a , cf. b; ou)k a)ntapodi/dwsi to\ o(/moion there is no similar correspondent, Arist. Mete. 347b32 , cf. IA 707b16 , Ps.- Alex. Aphr.inSE 192.14 . give back words, exchange 'tu quoque's', Pl Phdr. 236c . deliver in turn, to\ su/nqhma X. Cyr. 3.3.58 ( Pass. ); explain in turn, Pl. Ti. 87c . give back a sound, of an echo, Plu. Sull. 19 ; of troops, kraugh\n a). Id. Tim. 27 . a)ntapo/-doma, atos, to/, repayment, requital, whether of good or evil, LXX Si. 12.2 , 14.6 , al., Ev.Luc. 14.12 , Ep.Rom. 11.9 . a)ntapo/-dosis, ews, h(, giving back in turn, opp. a)podoxh/, Th. 4.81 ; rendering, requiting, repayment, Arist. EN 1133a3 , 1163a11 , al.; xa/ritos Men. Mon. 330 , D.S. 20.100 ; tw=n eu)ergesiw=n Phld. Piet. 14 ; retribution, LXX Is. 61.2 , 63.4 , al.; reprisals, gi/gnetai a). e)/k tinos Plb. 5.30.6 ; reward, LXX Ps. 18 ( 19 ). 11 , Ep.Col. 3.24 . turning back, opposite direction or course, of a current, a). poiei=sqai Plb. 4.43.5 , etc., cf. Plu. 2.136b . responsive sound, Arist. Aud. 803a31 . alternation, e.g. of action and reaction, perio/dwn pro\s a)llh/las Hp. Aph. 1.12 ; reaction, prob. in Epicur. Ep. 2p.48U. , cf. Thphr. Vent. 10 . Rhet., parallelism or opposition of clauses in a periodic sentence, Demetr. Eloc. 23 , cf. 250 ; in a simile, correspondence with the object of comparison, Quint. Inst. 8.3.77 . Gramm., correlativity of words such as toiou=tos, oi(=os, A.D. Synt. 54.1 . answering clause, Hermog. Id. 1.11 , 2.1 ; v l. in A.D. Synt. 20.6 . capping verses, as a subject of competition, Michel 913 (Teos). a)ntapo-dote/on, one must repay, th\n a)ci/an w(=n e)/paqen Arist. EN 1163a2 ; timh/n 1163b14 ; xa/rin 1164b26 ; ta\s eu)ergesi/as ib. 31 . a). e(/cin tini/ one must make it correspond to . ., Pl. Phlb. 40d . a)ntapo-dotiko/s, h/, o/n, = a)moibai=os , Sch. Opp. H. 2.255 . Gramm., belonging to or marking a)ntapo/dosis, Plb. Rh. p.107S. ; of pronouns, correlative, A.D. Adv. 158.24 , Conj. 237.9 , al. Adv. -kw=s Sch. A.R. 1.5 . a)ntapo-du/omai [u_], strip, prepare for a contest with, tini/ Philostr. Im. 2.19 . a)ntapo-qnh/skw, die or am killed in requital, a)ntapoqanei=n to\n a)poktei/nanta Antipho 5.10 ; tou= e)myu/xou do/gmatos o(\ a)nei=le Ph. 1.94 . a)nta/poina, f.l. for a)nti/poina , S. Ph. 316 , E. HF 755 ; also in POxy. 1381.234 . a)ntapo-kata/sta^sis, ews, h(, renewal by substitution, Corp.Herm. 11.2 . of planets, the opposite position to a)pokata/stasis, Doroth. ap. Cat.Cod.Astr. 2.196.19 . a)ntapo-katasta^tiko/s, h/, o/n, Astrol., opposite to the position of a)pokata/stasis, selh/nh Max. Epit. p.80 L. a)ntapo-kri/nomai [i_], Med. , answer again, LXX Jb. 16.8 , Ev.Luc. 14.6 ; argue against, tini/ Ep.Rom. 9.20 . correspond to, Nicom. Ar. 1.8.10 , 11 . a)ntapo/-kri^sis, ews, h(, correspondence (cf. foreg. 11 ), ib. 8 , Iamb. in Nic. p.36P. a)ntapo-ktei/nw, kill in return, Hdt. 7.136 , A. Ch. 121 , E. Hec. 262 , Ar. Ach. 326 , X. HG 2.4.27 , etc. a)ntapo-lamba/nw, receive or accept in return, e(sti/asin Pl. Ti. 27b ; xa/rin D. 20.46 . a)ntapo/llu_mi, destroy in return, E. Ion 1328 , Pl. Cri. 51a . Pass. and Med. , with pf. 2 Act. , perish in turn, au)to\s a)ntapwlo/mhn E. Hel. 106 , cf. IT 715 ; u(pe\r a)ndro\s e(ka/stou de/ka a)ntapo/llusqai Hdt. 3.14 . a)ntapo-loge/omai, speak for the defence or in reply, Is. 5.17 , D.C. 50.2 . a)ntapo-pai/zw, lose what one has won at play, a)straga/lous Menecr. 1D. a)ntapo/-palsis, ews, h(, rebounding, revulsion, Cass. Pr. 26 . a)ntapo-pe/rdw, Lat. oppedere, pro\s ta\s bronta/s Ar. Nu. 293 . a)ntapore/w, raise questions in turn, S.E. M. 1.231 . a)ntapo-ste/llw, send in exchange, o(mh/rous Plb. 21.43.22 ; send backwards and forwards, pre/sbeis D.C. 50.2 , cf. Aen.Tact. 31.9 ( Pass. ); refer one back again, e)pi/ ti S.E. M. 8.86 ; of an echo, ta\s a)nakla/seis a). Plu. 2.248c . a)ntapo-stre/fw, turn back again, Tz. H. 5.903 . a)ntapo-strofh/, h(, turning away from one another, of places which face opposite ways, Str. 6.1.5 . a)ntapo-tafreu/w, cut off in turn by trenches, App. BC 2.61 . a)ntapo-teixi/zw, wall off, fortify on the other side, D.C. 43.7 . a)ntapo-ti/nw [i<*>], requite, repay, AP 9.223 (Bianor), Orph. Fr. 32d ,<*>. a)nta/po-tos: sundedeme/nos, Hsch. a)ntapo-fai/nw, show on the other hand, Th. 3.38 , 67 . a)ntapo-fe/rw, catch in turn, of a ball, Poll. 9.107 . a)nta/poxon, to/, counter-receipt, POxy. 1542.1 (iv A. D.), BGU 974.10 (iv A. D.). a)nta/ptomai, Ion. for a)nqa/ptomai. a)ntap-wqe/w, repel in turn, Arist. Pr. 936b35 :— Pass. , Id. Somn.Vig. 457b23 . a)nta/p-wsis, ews, h(, mutual repulsion, Placit. 2.23.2 . a)/ntap: a)eto/s (Etruscan), Hsch. = di/asma , Euph. 147 . a)nta/rhs, ou, o(, the star a Scorpii, Heph.Astr. 1.3 , Ptol. Calend. p.214W. , Id. Alm. 8.1 . a)nta^riqm-e/w, count against one another, Paus. 10.20.1 . a)nta^riqm-hte/on, e(ka/stw| stago/ni tou\s i)/sous [o)do/ntas] Poll. 2.93 . a)ntarke/w, hold out against, toi=s parou=sin Th. 7.15 ; pro/s ti Plu. Cleom. 30 . abs., hold out, persist, Ar. Eq. 540 , Isoc. 6.79 , 19.26 : c. part., tre/fousa . . a)nth/rkesen D.C. 68.25 . a)ntarktiko/s, h/, o/n, antarctic, po/los Arist. Mu. 392a4 ; ku/klos Gem. 5.16 ; without ku/klos, ib. 39 ; zw/nh Placit. 3.14.1 . a)nt-arsi/a, h(, insurrection, Lyd. Ost. 33 , Cat.Cod.Astr. 7.171 . a)/nt-arsis, ews, h(, = foreg., Sm. 4 Ki. 11.14 . a)nt-a/rths: tu/rannos, e)pibai/nwn basilei=, Hsch. a)/ntarxos, o(, pro-magistrate, Gloss. a)nta/rxwn, ontos, o(, vice-president, tou= a)gw=nos IG 22.1077 , cf. ib. 12 ( 2 ). 35e (Mytil.); pro-magistrate, SIG 785.17 (Chios), POxy. 907.21 (iii A. D.); a). tw=n strathgw=n AJA 18.329 (Sardes, i B.C.). a)ntaspa/zomai, welcome, greet in turn, X. Cyr. 1.3.3 ; return greeting, Hierocl. Facet. 7 ; receive kindly, X. Cyr. 5.5.42 , Pl.Com. 12D. , Plu. Tim. 38 . a)ntastra/ptw, lighten against, a)strapai=s D.C. 59.28 . a)nta/tas, a, o(, (a)/th) surety, GDI 5015.23 (Gortyn). a)ntati_ma/zw, requite with dishonour, prob. cj. in S. Aj. 1339 . a)ntaug-a/zw, = a)ntauge/w, pro\s h(/lion Hld. 1.2 , cf. 9.14 . trans., expose to the light, illuminate, h(li/w| bi/on a). Ph. 2.260 . a)ntaug-a^si/a, h(, reflection of light, Gloss. :—also a)ntau/g-eia or a)ntaug-i/a, h(, Placit. 2.20.12 , X. Cyn. 5.18 , Plu. 2.921b , Ps.- Hp. Hebd. 1.52 ; h(li/ou Onos. 29.2 ; th=s xio/nos from the snow, D.S. 17.82 ; shining in one's face, h(li/ou Ascl. Tact. 12.10 . a)ntaug-e/w, reflect light, Hp. Carn. 17 , Arist. Pr. 932a27 , Chaerem. 14 ; pro\s *)/olumpon Emp. 44 ; fa/sganon a)ntaugei= fo/non flashes back murder, E. Or. 1519 ; gleam, glitter, Eub. 56 . a)ntaug-h/s, e/s, reflecting light, sparkling, ka/llos Sannyr. 1D. ; ko/rai Ar. Th. 902 ; xiw/n D.S. 17.82 : pr. n. *)antau/ghs, of the sun, Orph. Fr. 237 . a)ntauda/w, address face to face, tina/ S. El. 1478 . a)ntaule/w, play on the flute against, tini/ Agath. 4.23 . a)ntau/+w, sound in turn, answer, oi( a)nta/u+se [u_] bronta=s fqe/gma Pi. P. 4.197 , cf. Opp. C. 2.78 . a)ntafair-e/w, take away in return, in Med. , Antipho 4.1.7 :— Act. , intr., diminish in turn, Aristid. Or. 23(42).50 , cf. 2.309J. subtract from the opposite side, and a)ntafai/r-esis, ews, h(, subtraction from the opposite side, Nicom. Ar. 1.13 . a)ntafestia/w, feast in return, Pl. Ti. 17b . a)ntafi/hmi [fi^], let go in turn, da/kru a). let the tear fall in turn, E. IA 478 . send back, sfai=ran Poll. 9.107 . a)nta/w, Ep. impf. h)/nteon Il. 7.423 : c. dat. pers., come opposite to, meet face to face, meet with, h(/ oi( e)/peit' h)/nths' ib. 6.399 ; h)/nteon a)llh/loisin 7.423 ; so also in Trag., a)ne/mois a). A. Supp. 36 ; patri/ S. Tr. 902 , etc. = a)ntia/w , c. gen., c. gen. pers., meet in battle, ei)/ ken pa/ntwn a)nth/somen Od. 16.254 , cf. Il. 16.423 : also without any hostile sense, spe/rma me\n a)/ntas' *)erexqeida=n by lineage she reached, went up to the Erechtheidae, S. Ant. 982 . c. gen. rei, meet with, take part in, partake in or of, ma/xhs, dai/ths, Il. 7.158 , Od. 3.44 ; kata/lecon o(/pws h)/nthsas o)pwph=s how thou hast gained sight of him, ib. 17.44 , cf. 3.97 ; so a). ceini/wn Hdt. 2.119 ; a(lw/sios Pi. O. 10(11).42 ; a). tino\s u(po/ tinos meet with such and such treatment from another, Hdt. 1.114 ; sfw=|n . . qeoi=s a)rw=mai mh/ pot' a)nth=sai kakw=n S. OC 1445 . c. acc., h)/n nin pompai=s a)nth/sh|s E. IA 150 (s.v.l.).— The simple Verb never in Com. or Att. Prose; but cf. a)panta/w. a)nteggra/fw [a^f], insert one name instead of another, Arist. Ath. 36.2 , D. 25.73 ( Pass. ). a)ntegei/rw, raise or build instead, D.C. 69.12 ; build in opposition, ti/ tini App. Pun. 114 . a)ntegka^le/w, make a counter-claim, D. 40.14 . bring a countercharge, tini/ Isoc. 17.12 , D.H. 8.64 , Plu. Ant. 55 , etc.; a)llh/lois dw/rwn Hermog. Stat. 3 . a)nte/gkeimai, Pass. , to be urgent on the other side, Eun. VS p.470B. to be inserted in place of another letter (as q for e), Eust. 1863.56 . a)nte/gklhma, atos, to/, counter-claim or -charge, Hermog. Stat. 2 , cf. 11 : pl., Corn. Rh. p.387H. a)ntegklhmatiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for a counter-accusation, a)nti/qesis Hermog. Stat. 6 , 12 ; to\ -ko/n Antipho 4.2 Arg.; ta\ -ka/ Aps. p.235H. Adv. -kw=s Sch. A.R. 1.834 . a)ntegxeiri/zw, entrust to another instead, tini\ di/kas D.C. 60.24 . a)ntegxe/w, pour in instead, Gal. 18(1).282 . a)nteik-a/zw, fut. -a/somai Pl. Men. 8c c: aor. -h/|kasa Ar. V. 1311 , subj. -eika/sw Pl. l.c.:—compare in return, tina/tini Ar. l.c.: c. acc., Pl. l.c.:—hence a)nteik-asi/a, h(, Sch. Ven. Il. 8.560 . a)nteile/w, unwind in opposite direction, Orib. 49.22.18 ( Pass. ). a)ntei=n: o( e)nanti/os th=| a)gwgh=|, Hsch. a)ntei/nw, poet. for a)natei/nw. a)ntei=pon, aor. 2 without any pres. (cf. a)nterw=, a)ntile/gw, a)ntagoreu/w), speak against or in answer, gainsay, c. dat., S. OC 999 , etc.; a). tini\ deome/nw| Th. 1.136 : abs., ou)de\n a)nteipei=n e)/xw A. Pr. 51 ; a). pro/s tina or ti, Th. 3.61 , X. HG 3.3.3 ; oppose, Pl. Thg. 131a ; a). u(pe/r tinos speak in one's defence, Ar. Th. 545 : c. acc. cogn., a). e)/pos utter a word of contradiction, E. IA 1391 ; du/o lo/gw peri\ tw=n au)tw=n a)nteipei=n speak on both sides of a question, Isoc. 10.1 ; tou/tw| a)\n di/kaion lo/gon a)ntei/poimi Pl. Ap. 28b . kakw=s a). tina/ malign him in turn, S. Ant. 1053 . a)ntei/romai, Ion. aor. -eiro/mhn, Att. -hro/mhn:— ask in turn, Hdt. 1.129 , 3.23 , X. Cyr. 2.2.22 : in part., Plu. 2.739b . a)nteis-a/gw [a^g], introduce, import instead, D. 9.39 ( Pass. ), Pl. Ax. 369e , Men. 402.16 , etc. bring in to office, etc., in turn, a)llh/lous ei)s e)parxi/as ktl. Plu. Caes. 14 . restore, Gal. 6.75 , al. a)nteis-a^gwgh/, h(, compensatory antithesis (as oi)ktro/n . . semno\n de/), Alex. Fig. 1.25 , Zonae. Fig. 20 . a)nteis-akte/on, v.l. for a)nteisenekte/on , q.v. one must restore, Gal. 1.393 . a)nteis-ba/llw, intr., make an inroad in reprisal, D.C. 48.21 . a)nteis-du/nw [u_], enter instead, ei)s tou\s po/rous Eust. 1111.45 . a)ntei/s-eimi, (ei)=mi ibo) enter in turn or in return, Simp. in Ph. 573.4 . a)nteis-enekte/on, one must introduce instead, Hermog. Stat. 3 . a)nteis-e/rxomai, enter in turn or instead, Aristid. Or. 37(2).27 , Hero Spir. 2.36 , Them. in Ph. 113.26 . a)nteis-kri/nomai [i_], to be introduced in place of, Hero Spir. 1.3 . a)nteis-odia/zw, bring in, introduce in turn, Sch.D.T. p.72H. a)nteis-fe/rw, contribute in return, ta\s ei)sfora/s Ar. Lys. 654 : metaph., ou)de\ tuxo/nta e)/ranon a)llh/lais Gal. UP 8.7 . no/mon a). substitute a new law for an old one, D. 20.97 ; kaina\ daimo/nia D.C. 52.36 . introduce as a countor measure, Onos. 42.12 . a)nteis-fora/, h(, contribution in return, Milet. 3 No. 147.22 (iii B.C.). a)ntek-ba/llomai, to be produced in an opposite direction, Theol. Ar. 26 ; a)llh/lois to be correspondingly projected, Anon. in EN 224.24 . a)nte/k-dikos, o(, deputy defensor, POxy. 1987 (vi A.D., cf. PLond. 5.1709.80 (vi A.D.). a)ntek-qe/w, rush out on the other side from, Arr. An. 1.21.3 . a)ntek-qli/bw [i_], squeeze out in turn, Hp. Loc.Hom. 9 . a)ntek-kai/w, kindle in turn, metaph. of passion, J. AJ 15.7.3 (Pass). a)ntek-kle/ptw, steal away in return, Ar. Ach. 527 . a)ntek-komi/zw, carry out or away in return, in fut. a)ntekkomiei=, Hsch. a)ntek-ko/ptw, knock out in return, o)fqalmo/n D 24.140 ; ei)/ tis to\n o)fqalmo\n e)ce/koye/ tinos, a)ntekkoph=nai Arist. MM 1194a38 , cf. D.S. 12.17 . a)ntek-kri/nw [i_], excrete in turn, Gal. 4.517 ( Pass. ). a)ntek-pe/mpw, send out in turn, X. HG 4.8.25 ; expel, discharge in turn, of respiration, Gal. 5.710 . a)ntek-ple/w, sail out against, tini/ Th. 4.13 : abs., Plu. Lys. 10 . a)ntek-plh/ssw, frighten in return, Ael. NA 12.15 , Aristid. 1.130J. a)ntek-pne/w, breathe out in turn, Gal. Nat. Fac. 3.13 , al. a)ntek-re/w, flow out in turn, ib. 1.13 , UP 6.11 . a)nte/k-ta^sis: a)ntapo/dosis, Hsch. a)ntek-ta/ssw (sc. strato/n), draw up troops in opposition, App. BC 4.108 . a)ntek-tei/nw, stretch out in rivalry, a). au(to/n tini match oneself with another, Ar. Ra. 1042 ; th=| e)kei/nou deino/thti to\n e)kei/nou plou=ton Philostr. VS 1.21.4 . a)ntek-ti/qhmi, set forth or state instead, Plu. Arat. 1 ; publish a counter-edict, Id. CG 12 . contrast with, S.E. M. 1.251 . a)ntek-ti/nw [i_], repay, Ph. 2.78 , al. a)nte/k-ti^sis, ews, h(, retribution, Id. 1.159 ; requital, Sch. Pi. P. 1.112 . a)nte/k-tistos, on, (e)kti/nw) punished in turn, Sch. Il. 24.213 . a)ntek-tre/fw, to maintain in return:— in Pass. , a)ntektre/fesqai u(po\ tw=n e)kgo/nwn Arist. HA 615b25 . train as a rival, bo/trun bo/trui+ Lync. ap. Ath. 14.654a . a)ntek-tre/xw, sally out against, X. HG 4.3.17 , Ages. 2.10 . a)ntek-fe/rw, bring out against, oppose, ti/ tini Plu. 2.72e . a)ntek-fu/omai, grow out, issue opposite, Gal. 5.537 . a)ntelatto/omai, to be worsted in turn, D.C. 44.27 . a)ntelau/nw, intr., sail against, trih/rei with a trireme, Plu. Nic. 24 . a)nteligmo/s, o(, Ion. for a)nqel- (q.v.). a)ntel-loge/w, deduct, POxy. 1578.11 (iii A.D.). a)ntel-logismo/s, o(, compensation, Gloss. a)nte/l-logos, o(, = foreg.: metaph., e)n a)ntello/gw| staqma=sqai Eust. 997.54 . a)ntelpi/zw, hope instead or in turn, a)/lla Th. 1.70 ; e(/teron plou=ton Lib. Decl. 26.28 . a)ntem-bai/nw, fit into each other, of hinge-joints (gi/gglumoi), Gal. 2.737 :—alsoa)nte/m-ba^sis, ews, h(, ibid. a)ntem-ba/llw, put in instead, th=| gh=| pagkarpi/an Thphr. HP 9.8.7 ; substitute, Dsc. 2.49 . intr., make an inroad in turn, X. HG 3.5.4 , Plb. 5.96.3 ; attack in turn, Plu. Phil. 18 . a)nte/m-ba^sis, v. sub a)ntembai/nw. a)ntem-bi^ba/zw, put on board instead, Th. 7.13 , cf. D. 4.37 . a)ntem-boa/w, shout at a person in answer, AB 85 , Eust. 855.21 . a)ntem-boh/, h(, answering cry, Anon. in Rh. 3.580W. a)ntem-bolh/, h(, pipe made of pieces fitted into each other, BGU 1117.16 ( 13 B.C.), cf. 1116.12 . = a)nte/mbasis , Hsch. s.v. e)palla/cantes , Suid. s.v. gi/gglumoi. substitute, ki/kews PHolm. 10.11 . a)ntem-bria/zein: a)nteceta/zein, Hsch. a)ntem-broxh/, h(, remedy for external application, Orib. Fr. 90 . a)ntem-ma/sasqai, requite an injury, dub. word in E. Fr. 611 (= Eup. 458 ). a)ntem-pai/zw, mock at in return, tini/ Sch. Ar. Pax 1112 . a)ntem-pei/rw, in Pass. , resist and become fixed, of barbs, Paul.Aeg. 6.88 . a)ntem-ph/gnu^mai, aor. 2 -enepa^/ghn, Pass. , to be plunged in in revenge, tisi/ Ar. Ach. 230 . a)ntem-pi/plhmi, fill in turn, a)ntene/plhsan th\n o(do/n X. HG 2.4.12 ; fill in return, by way of compensation, ti/ tinos Id. An. 4.5.28 :— Pass. , to be filled with in exchange, tino/s Pl. Lg. 705b . a)ntem-pi/prhmi, set on fire in return, a)ntenepi/mpra^san ta\ i(ra/ Hdt. 5.102 . a)ntem-pi/ptw, fall into the place of, Phlp. in Ph. 547.19 ; attack in return, Agath. 5.19 . a)ntem-ple/komai, Pass. , to be entwined together, a)llh/lais Dsc. 4.75 , cf. Poll. 1.184 ; of crossed or reversed bandaging, Sor. Fasc. 12.513C. :—return one's embraces or salutation, J. AJ 16.2.5 . a)ntem-plokh/, h(, mutual entwining, ai( e)n tai=s a)to/mois a). M.Ant. 7.50 ; crossing of veins, Gal. in Pl. Ti. 7 ; complication, confusion, M.Ant. 6.10 . a)ntem-fai/nw, oppose by a counter-statement, a). tai=s a)pofa/sesin Plb. 18.28.12 . a)ntem-fa^ni/zw, = foreg., Hsch. a)nte/m-fa^sis, ews, h(, difference of appearance, Str. 2.4.8 ; also pl., ibid.; opposition, antithesis, S.E. M. 1.57 ; distinction, Hdn.Gr. 1.941 , A.D. Adv. 159.19 . a)ntem-fra/ttw, obstruct, Simp. in Cael. 441.7 . a)ntem-fu/omai, to be inserted opposite, Gal. 4.384 . a)nten-anti/wsis, ews, h(, Rhet., positive statement made in a negative form, as ou)k e)la/xista for me/gista, Alex. Fig. 2.23 , Zonae. Fig. 22 . a)nten-dei/knu^mai, give contrary indications, of symptoms, Gal. 10.626 . a)nte/n-deicis, ews, h(, counter-indication, Steph. in Hp. 2.282D. a)nten-di/dwmi, give way in turn, of sawyers, o( me\n e(/lkei, o( d' a)ntene/dwke Ar. V. 694 (Dobree, for a)ntane/dwke). a)nten-du/omai [u_], put on instead, Plu. 2.139c . a)nten-e/dra, h(, counter-ambuscade, Plb. 1.57.3 . a)nten-edreu/w, lay a counter-ambuscade, Hp. Ep. 17 , D.C. 41.51 . a)nten-erge/w, to be efficacious against, qanasi/mois Dsc. 1.115 . a)nten-e/xu^ron, to/, counter-pledge, Sch. A.R. 1.1355 :—hence a)nten-exu^ra/zomai, take a counter-pledge, Hsch. s.v. r(usia/zei. a)nte/n-qesis, ews, h(, insertion instead, Eust. 1079.12 . a)nten-i/sthmi, insert instead, prob. rest. in IGRom. 4.293 i37 (Pergam., ii B. C., Pass. ). a)nten-oiki/zw, introduce as inhabitants instead:— Pass. , ai( yuxai/ a(gnoi=s pa/lin a). sw/masin J BJ 3.8.5 . a)nten-ti/qhmi, insert in turn or instead, Nicom. Ar. 2.27 . a)ntec-a/gw [a^g], export in return, X. Vect. 3.2 . evict in return, BGU 1273.34 (iii B. C.; written a)ntiec-). lead out against, ta\ strato/peda Plb. 2.18.6 , cf. D.H. 8.65 , Plu. Publ. 9 ; v.l. for prosh/gage , D.S. 13.66 :—abs., march out against, tini/ Plb. 3.66.11 . a)ntec-ai/rw, raise to an equal height, lo/gois e)/rga Philostr. VS 1.19.1 . a)ntec-aite/w, demand in return, Plu. Alex. 11 . a)ntec-ani/sta^mai, Pass. , with aor. 2 Act. , rise up against, pro/s ti Hld. 7.19 . a)ntec-a^pa^ta/w, deceive in return, D.C. 58.18 . a)nte/c-arma, atos, to/, (a)ntecai/rw) southerly elevation (i.e. latitude), corresponding to a northerly one, Theol.Ar. 25 . a)nte/c-eimi, (ei)=mi ibo) go out against, X. HG 4.5.10 , Plb. 1.24.10 . a)ntec-elau/nw, charge against, attack, Plu. Phil. 18 , al., D.C. 47.43 . a)ntec-e/rxomai, = a)nte/ceimi , X. HG 7.2.12 , Cyr. 6.3.13 . a)ntec-eta/zw, try one by the standard of another, Aeschin. 1.8 , 37 , Arr. Epict. 2.18.21 ; ti pro/s ti Plu. Caes. 3 , cf. Gal. 18(1).229 ; tina\ a)llh/lois Them. in Ph. 52.20 ; compare, lo/gous Luc. Herm. 30 , cf. Aps. p.247 H., etc.:— Pass. , to be measured or compared, para/ or pro/s ti, Plu. Tim. 36 , 2.65b ; tini/ Ph. 2.45 , al., D.Chr. 31.126 :— Med. , measure one's strength against another, tini/ Luc. DMort. 12.2 : esp. dispute with him at law, like a)ntidike/w , ib. 29.1 : metaph., a). th=| no/sw| Id. Abd. 16 . a)ntec-e/ta^sis, ews, h(, comparison, A.D. Synt. 161.10 , Aps. p.248H. , al. term of comparison, of an integer compared with the sum of the preceding integers, Theol.Ar. 10 . a)ntec-etaste/on, one must compare, Max.Tyr. 30.6 . a)ntec-etastiko/s, h/, o/n, comparative, Aphth. Prog. 10 . Adv. -kw=s Men. Rh. p.403S. a)ntec-h/ghsis, ews, h(, counter-explanation, ai( pro\s *)io/ban a)., title of work by Didymus, Ath. 14.634c . a)ntec-hghth/s, ou=, o(, deputy- e)chghth/s BGU 362 xv 10 (iii A. D.), PMeyer 6.9 (ii A. D.), PRyl. 397.1 (iii A. D.). a)ntec-ippeu/w, ride out against, Plu. Pomp. 7 . a)ntec-i^sa/zw, make equal, compare, Sch. Od. 11.308 . a)ntec-i/sta^mai, Pass. , with aor. 2 Act. , yield to an altack, retire from the contest, Plu. 2.946d . a)nte/c-odos, h(, a military movement, ta\s di' a)llh/lwn a). kai\ ei)so/dous Onos. 10.2 . a)ntec-orma/w, sail or march out against, D.C. 48.47 , 63.24 . a)ntec-o/rmhsis, ews, h(, sailing against, v.l. in Th. 2.91 ; countercharge, Plu. Pomp. 69 . a)nte/c-wsis, ews, h(, counter-thrust, Epicur. Ep. 2p.40U. a)ntep-a/gw [a^g], lead against: abs. (sc. strato/n or the like ), advance against, advance to meet an enemy, Th. 4.124 , Plb. 12.18.11 , etc. inflict in return, poinh/n tini Aristaenet. 2.9 . introduce as a counter-measure, a)lech/mata Onos. 30 . a)ntep-akte/on, one must march against, pro/s tina Id. 21.6 . a)ntep-a/dw, use charms against, Plot. 4.4.43 . a)ntep-aine/w, praise in return, X. Cyr. 8.3.49 . Pass. , a). tini to be extolled in comparison with, Luc. Pr.Im. 19 . a)ntep-ana/gomai [a^g], put to sea against, pro/s tina Th. 4.25 . a)nte/p-arxos, o(, subpraefectus, Gloss. a)ntep-afi/hmi [fi^], let go, let slip against, tini/ Luc. Zeux. 9 . a)nte/p-eimi, (ei)=mi ibo) rush upon, meet an advancing enemy, Th. 4.33 , 96 , etc.; tini/ Id. 7.6 , cf. Lib. Decl. 37.15 , Onos. 8.2 ; pro/s ti Id. 21.8 . a)ntep-eisa/gomai [a^g], to be carried in or enter instead, Ti.Locr. 102a ; f.l. for sq., Placit. 4.22.1 . a)ntep-ei/seimi, (ei)=mi ibo) enter in turn, ei)s ta\ a)raiw/mata ibid. a)ntep-ei/sodos, h(, entrance in return, a). pare/xein ibid. a)ntep-eisfe/romai, come in instead, ib. 2 . a)ntep-e/kta^sis, ews, h(, stretching in the opposite direction, Hsch. s.v. to/cou ph=xun. a)ntep-ektei/nw, stretch in the contrary direction, Gal. 18(1).213 . a)ntep-elau/nw, rush to meet, attack one, App. Pun. 26 . a)ntep-eca/gw [a^g], intr., sail or march out against, Th. 8.104 , Luc. Bacch. 3 : c. acc., stratia/n, du/namin, J. AJ 6.9.1 , 8.14.4 :—also in Med. , D.C. 50.31 . a)ntep-e/ceimi, (ei)=mi ibo) march out to meet an enemy, pro/s tina Th. 7.37 : abs., X. Cyr. 3.3.30 , etc. a)ntep-ecelau/nw, = foreg., Th. 4.72 . a)ntep-ece/rxomai, = a)ntepe/ceimi , ib. 131 , Aristid. 1.149J. a)ntep-e/codos, h(, sally in turn, D.C. 47.37 . a)ntep-erei/domai: obnitor, Gloss. a)ntep-e/rxomai, march against in return, Aristid. 1.150J. , cf. D.C. 36.51 . a)ntep-erwta/w: restipulor, Gloss. ask a question in turn, PLond. 1.118(1).70 (vi A. D.). a)ntep-erw/thsis, ews, h(, restipulatio, Gloss. a)ntep-hxe/w, clamour against one, Luc. Cat. 19 . a)ntepi-bouleu/w, form counter-designs, Th. 1.33 , 3.12 , etc. a)ntepi-gra/fw [a^], write something instead, kala\ e)pigra/mmata a)nelw\n a)sebh= a). D. 22.72 :— Med. , -esqai e)pi\ to\ ni/khma put their own names instead of the other party to the victory, i.e. claim it, Plb. 18.34.2 . a)ntepi-dei/knu_mi, exhibit in turn, Pl. Tht. 162b : c. part., contrast, a). e(auto\n poiou=nta/ ti X. Ages. 1.12 :— Med. , exhibit oneself in competition, Plu. 2.674b : also c. acc. rei, a). ti kalo/n tini display a fine sight in rivalry with, Id. Ant. 23 ; also ti pro/s ti Id. Alex. 21 . a)ntepi/-qesis, ews, h(, mutual attack, contention, Ph. 1.7 , al. a)ntepi-qu/w, offer sacrifice as substitute, BCH 15.207 . a)ntepi-qu_me/w, desire a thing in rivalry with, tino/s And. 4.28 :— Pass. , e)piqumw=n cunei=nai kai\ a)ntepiqumei=sqai th=s cunousi/as and have one's company desired in turn, X. Mem. 2.6.28 . a)ntepi-ka^le/w, accuse in return, a). o(/ti . . App. BC 5.59 . a)ntepi/-keimai, to be placed upon, Gal. 12.604 . a)ntepi-khru/ssw, put a price on one's head in return, xrh/mata/ tini Poll. 4.93 . a)ntepi-koure/w, help in return, tini/ X. HG 4.6.3 . a)ntepi-kra/teia [ra^], h(, alternate mastery, nei/kous kai\ fili/as Placit. 2.4.8 . a)ntepi-kra^te/w, get the upper hand in turn, Str. 16.1.19 , D.C. 44.27 . a)ntepi-lamba/nomai, lay hold on the other side, Luc. Symp. 43 . a)ntepi-mele/omai or a)ntepi-me/lomai, attend or give heed in turn, v.l. X. Cyr. 5.1.18 ; tino/s to one, Id. An. 3.1.16 . a)ntepi-me/llw, v.l. for a)ntime/llw (q.v.). a)ntepi-metre/w, measure to in return, Poll. 5.142 . a)ntepi-noe/w, devise in turn, Ael. NA 6.23 , J. AJ 10.8.1 : c. inf., App. BC 4.109 . a)ntepi-ple/w, sail against in turn, Th. 1.54 and prob. in 1.50 , Poll. 1.124 . a)ntepi-rre/w, admit a counter-fluxion, Hp. Loc.Hom. 29 . a)ntepi/-rrhma, atos, to/, counter-e)pi/rrhma, Heph. Poeëm. 8.2 , Poll. 4.112 ; v. e)pi/rrhma. a)ntepi-skw/ptw, mock in return, tina/ Plb. 18.7.5 . a)ntepi-spa/w, gloss on a)nqe/lkw , Hsch. :— Med. , Ph. 1.247 ; absorb nutriment, Gal. 17 ( 2 ). 312 . a)ntepi/-stalma, atos, to/, return furnished in reply, CPR 20i20 (iii A. D.). a)ntepi-staltiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for replying to a letter: -kh/ (sc. te/xnh), h(, art of writing replies, Epist.Charact. 19 . a)ntepi-sta/ths [a^], ou, o(, vice-president, tou= *mousei/ou Recueilde Travaux 37.94 (Denderah). a)ntepi-ste/llw, write an answer, CPR 20ii5 (iii A. D.): c. inf., J. AJ 15.6.2 ,al.; ou)de/n Luc. Sat. 19 :— Pass. , ta\ a)ntepestalme/na Paus. 4.22.6 , etc. a)ntepi-stra^teu/w, take the field against, X. HG 4.8.33 . a)ntepi-stre/fw, turnagainst, retort, Plu. 2.81o e; turn round and back, of a needle, Gal. 10.418 . a)ntepi-strofh/, h(, turning back upon, xeiro\s e)pi\ to\n w)=mon Placit. 4.14.3 ; kat' a). Ruf. ap. Orib. 49.35.4 . a)ntepi-ta/ssw, order in turn, tini\ poiei=n ti Th. 1.135 ; tini/ ti Pl. Ti. 20b . a)ntepi-tei/nw, excite by contrast, th\n fantasi/an Plu. 2.933c . a)ntepi-teixi/zw, raise a counter-work: metaph., *lukei/w| th\n *)itali/an a). Him. Or. 7.13 : so as Dep. with pf. Pass. , establish a fort in the enemy's country, Th. 1.142 . a)ntepi-ti/qhmi, put on in exchange, D.C. 58.7 ( Pass. ). a). e)pistolh\n pro/s tina give a letter in answer, Th. 1.129 , Is. Fr. 49 , cf. J. AJ 17.5.1 . Med. , make a counter-attack, throw oneself upon, D.S. 36.4 , Ph. 1.661 ; simply, attack, 2.111 :— Act. in same sense, a)llh/loisin make mutual plots, Hp. Ep. 17 . a)ntepi-tre/xw: a)ntefodeu/w, Suid. ; turn and attack, of animals at bay, Ph. 2.354 . a)ntepi/-tropos, sub-procurator, Ephes. 2 No. 28 , cf. CIL 3.141954 , al.; a)po\tw=n a).: a ramulariis, Gloss. a)ntepi-fe/rw, lay, inflict in turn upon, kaka\ po/lesi Ph. 1.407 ; a)ntepoiso/meqa: a)ntepene/gkw . ., Hsch. (-eponhs-cod.). Pass. , rush upon in turn, Ti.Locr. 102a . a)ntepi-xeire/w, make a counter-attack, Str. 5.2.2 , cf. Max. Tyr. 18.9 ; tini/ Plu. Them. 31 . make attempts to prove the contrary, Arist. Top. 160b10 ; ta\ a)ntepixeirou/mena controversial efforts to prove or disprove, S.E. M. 9.191 . a)ntepi-xei/rhsis, ews, h(, a counter-attack, D.H. 9.14 . a)ntepo/pteusis, v.l. a)ntempo/teusis, ews, h(, Lat. compensatio, reputatio, Gloss. a)nte/ra^mai, aor. -hra/sqhn, to be a rival in love, tini/ tinos Luc. Musc. Enc. 10 . a)ntera^ni/zw, contribute one's share in turn:— Pass. , to be repaid, o)/mmasin a)llotri/ois AP 9.12 ( Leon. ). a)nterasth/s, ou=, o(, rival in love, tino/s Ar. Eq. 733 ; generally, rival, Pl. R. 521b , Arist. Rh. 1388a14 :—fem. a)ntera/stria, Gloss. a)ntera/w, love in return, tw=n a)nterw/ntwn i/me/rw| peplhgme/nos A. Ag. 544 ; e)rw=n a)ntera=tai X. Smp. 8.3 , cf. Bion Fr. 8.1 ; a)ntera=n tino/s Luc. DMar. 1.5 ; a)ntera=sqai u(po/ tinos Plu. Dio 16 . rival in love, tini/ Id. 2.972d ; a). tini/ tinos rival one in love for . ., E. Rh. 184 : abs., to\ a)ntera=n jealous love, Plu. Lyc. 18 . a)nterga/zomai, retaliate, ta\ au)ta/ tinas a). D.C. Fr. 36.21 . a)ntergola^be/w, compete with, ti in a thing, Posidipp. 3.1 . a)ntereqi/zw, provoke in turn, tina\ pro\s ma/xhn Eust. 848.17 . a)nterei/-dw, set firmly against, xeiri\ xei=r' a)nterei/sais clasping hand in hand, Pi. P. 4.37 ; but a)/knampton *(/hra| me/nos a)n[t]erei/dwn Id. Pae. 6.87 ; a)nte/reide toi=s *)erexqei/dais do/ru E. Supp. 702 ; a). cu/la [tw=| pu/rgw|] set wooden stays or props against it, X. HG 5.2.5 ; a). ba/sin plant it firm, S. Ph. 1403 ; li/qoi oi(-ontes ta\s periferei=s ste/gas springers of a vault, Demetr. Eloc. 13 . intr., stand firm, resist pressure, offer resistance, opp. u(pei/kw, X. Cyr. 8.8.16 , cf. Cyn. 10.16 , Pl. Ti. 45c , Arist. MA 698b18 , Epicur. Fr. 76 bis; exert counter-pressure, qe/nari a). Hp. Fract. 14 ; to\ w)qou/menon a). o(/qen w)qei=tai offers resistance in the direction from which the pressure comes, Arist. Mech. 858a26 ; pro/s or peri/ ti, Plu. 2.924d , 923e . metaph., exert mutual pressure, of contending politicians, Phld. Rh. 2.51 S. (dub.); simply, argue against, Sor. 2.57 . a)nte/rei-sis, ews, h(, thrusting against, resistance, Hp. Art. 50 ; esp. the fulcrum or resistance used in reducing a dislocation, ib. 2 ; of joints, Arist. IA 705a14 ; la/mpein a)nterei/sei tou= ai)qe/ros by its resistance, Plu. Lys. 12 ; forward pressure, Ael. Tact. 18.8 ; repulsion, Plu. 2.396a , cf. Ph. 1.153 , Plot. 4.3.26 (pl.). Rhet., buttressing, mutual support, of clauses in a period, Demetr. Eloc. 12 . a)nte/rei-sma, atos, to/, prop, Hsch. s.v. sth=lai. a)nterei-stiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for resistance, e(/zis Metop. ap. Stob. 3.1.115 , Hierocl. p.23A. ; ki/nhsis Simp. in Ph. 1046.12 . a)ntere/ssw, Att. a)nterei/-ttw, row against, pro\s au)to\n to\n a)/nemon D.C. 48.48 . a)nteri/zw, strive against, contend, tau/rois Philostr. Her. 12b , cf. Hsch. a)nteru/omai [u^], make equal in weight with, value equally with, c. gen., xrusou= te kai\ a)rgu/rou a)nteru/sasqai Thgn. 77 :— Act. , -eru/w pull in the opposite direction, Ep. impf. -eru/eske Nonn. D. 46.214 . a)nterw=, fut. without any pres. in use: pf. a)ntei/rhka S. Ant. 47 (cf. a)ntei=pon):—speak against, gainsay, S.l.c.; teqna/nai d' ou)ke/t' a). qeoi=s A. Ag. 539 ; ti pro/s tina Ar. Nu. 1079 ; pro/s ti Ach. 701 ; tini/ Pl. R. 580a :— Pass. , ou)de\n a)nteirh/setai no denial shall be given, S. Tr. 1184 ; ta\-hme/na Gal. 5.477 . a)nte/rws, wtos, o(, return-love, love-for-love, Pl. Phdr. 255d , Ach.Tat. 1.9 , Them. Or. 24.305a . Anteros, personified as a god who avenged slighted love, Paus. 1.30.1 , etc.:—but also (as it seems) a god who struggled against *)/erws, Id. 6.23.5 . name of a gem, Plin. HN 37.123 (pl.). a)nterwta/w, question in turn, e)rwtw/menos a)nterwta=|s; Pl. Euthd. 295b , cf. Aeschin. 3.226 , Aen.Tact. 24.16 , Plu. Cor. 18 . a)nte/so: a)nti/<a>son, a)/ntikrus e)lqe/, Hsch. a)ntestramme/nws, Adv. pf. part. Pass. of a)ntistre/fw (q. v.). a)ntetagw/n, part. (cf. tetagw/n), holding aloft, prob. in A.R. 2.119 . a)ntetaiw=s: a)nagegramme/nws, Hsch. (Perh. a)nt' e)/teos a)nagegramme/nws ( Dor. acc. pl.), = enrolled in the same year.) a)ntetou=s: tou= au)tou= e)/tous ( Lacon. ), Hsch. a)nteu-dokime/w, rival in distinction, Lyd. Mens. 1.28 ( Pass. ). a)nteu-ergete/w, return a kindness, X. Mem. 2.6.4 ; a). tou\s eu)= poih/santas Arist. Rh.Al. 1422a32 . a)nteu-erge/thma, atos, to/, kindness returned, Hsch. s.v. a)nqupou/rghson. a)nteu-erge/ths, ou, o(, one who returns kindnesses, Asp. in EN 113.14 , Sch. A.R. 2.321 . a)nteu-ergetiko/s, h/, o/n, disposed to return kindnesses, Arist. EN 1124b11 . a)nteu/-kratos zw/nh south temperate zone, Cleom. 1.2 , Stoic. 2.195 . a)nteu-noe/w, wish well in return, tini/ X. Cyr. 8.3.49 (divisim). a)nteu-pa/sxw and a)nteu-poie/w are by recent edd. written divisim a)nt' eu)= p. (v. Pl. Grg. 520e , X. An. 5.5.21 , D. 20.124 ), on the ground that eu)= never enters into direct composition with Verbs, v. eu)= fin.; but a)nteupoiei=n is read in Arist. EN 1179a28 , Rh. 1374a24 . a)nteu-poii/+a, h(, requital of benefits, Mich. in EN 465.27 . a)nteu/-frasma, atos, to/, the opposite of joy, Agatho 30 . a)nteu-xaristhte/on, one must give thanks in turn, Porph. Abst. 2.37 . a)ntef-estia/w, entertain in return, Ph. 2.139 , Philostr. VS 2.5.3 , Ael. NA 9.45 , 15.7 ; as f.l. for a)ntaf- , Pl. Ti. 17b . a)ntef-euri/skw, find out against, J. AJ 10.8.1 . a)ntef-h/domai, aor. inf. -hsqh=nai, exult over in turn, Ph. 2.313 . a)ntef-i/sthmi, appoint against one, strathgou/s tisi Aristid. 1.173J. a)ntef-odeu/w, go forth to meet, Suid. a)ntef-odia/zomai, Pass. , to be furnished instead of provisions: metaph. in J. AJ 15.9.1 . a)ntef-ora/w, check, verify, SIG 1023.89 (Cos). a)ntef-orma/w, rush against, attack, Hld. 8.16 : abs., Ph. 2.122 . a)ntef-orme/w, anchor over against the enemy, Plu. Alc. 36 . a)ntef-o/rmhsis, ews, h(, rushing against, attack, Ph. 2.31 , Hld.l.c. a)nte/xw or a)nti/sxw, fut. a)nqe/cw; part. a)ntisxh/swn (in sense 11 ) Lib. Ep. 33.2 : aor. a)nte/sxon:— hold against, c. acc. et gen., xei=r' a). krato/s hold one's hand against one's head so as to shade the eyes, S. OC 1651 : c. dat., o)/mmasi d' a)nti/sxois (-e/xois codd.) ta/nd' ai)/glan may'st thou keep this sunlight upon his eyes, Id. Ph. 830 (lyr.); tou\s xalinou\s tw=n i(/ppwn Hdn. 5.6.7 . c. dat., hold out against, withstand, *)arpa/gw| Hdt. 1.175 , cf. 8.68 . b/; toi=s dikai/ois S. Fr. 78 ; th=| talaipwri/a| Th. 2.49 ; pro/s tina Id. 6.22 ; pro\s tou\s kama/tous Hdn. 3.6.10 , etc.: c. acc., endure, a)nte/xomen kama/tous AP 9.299 ( Phil. ); but in Th. 8.63 a). ta\ tou= pole/mou rather belongs to the next signf., hold out as regards the war; so polla\a). ib. 86 . hold out, endure, c. part., h( *)/azwtos . . e)pi\ plei=ston xro/non poliorkoume/nh a)nte/sxe Hdt. 2.157 , cf. 5.115 , Th. 2.70 ; mhke/ti a)nte/xwsi tw=| po/nw| dii+sta/menoi Pl. Ti. 81d ; polla/kis gignome/nhn yuxh\n a)nte/xein last through several states of existence, Id. Phd. 88a . abs., hold out, stand one's ground, Hdt. 8.16 , A. Pers. 413 , etc.; pw=s du/smoros a)nte/xei; S. Ph. 176 (lyr.); no/shma a)nti/sxei to\n ai)w=na pa/nta Hp. Fract. 11 ; e)/st' a)\n ai)w\n a)nte/xh| E. Alc. 337 ; braxu\n xro/non D. 2.10 ; a). e)pi\ polu/, e)pi/ ple/on, Th. 1.7 , 65 ; a). e)lpi/sin in hope, D.S. 2.26 ; a). peri/ tinos X. HG 2.2.16 : peculiarly, a). mh\ u(pakou=sai I hold out against . ., refuse . ., Plu. 2.708a . of the rivers drunk by the Persian army, hold out, suffice, Hdt. 7.196 , cf. A. Pers. 413 (in full a). r(e/eqron Hdt. 7.58 ; a). u(/dwr pare/xwn ib. 108 ); so a)nte/xei o( si=tos Th. 1.65 . extend, reach, e)s o(/son h( e)pisth/mh a). Id. 6.69 ; prevail, dia\ th\n lh|stei/an e)pi\ polu\ a)nti/sxousan 1.7 . Med. , hold before one against something, c. acc. et gen., a)nti/sxesqe trape/zas i)w=n hold out the tables against the arrows, Od. 22.74 . c. gen. only, hold on by, cling to, e)kei/nou th=s xeiro/s Hdt. 2.121 . e/; pe/plwn E. Tr. 750 , cf. Ion 1404 ; tw=n qurw=n Ar. Lys. 161 : metaph., a). tw=n o)/xqwn cling to the banks, keep close to them, Hdt. 9.56 ; a). *(hrakle/os cleave to Hercules, i.e. worship him above all, Pi. N. 1.33 ; a). th=s a)reth=s, Lat. adhaerere virtuti, Hdt. 1.134 ; a). tou= pole/mou Id. 7.53 ; tou= ke/rdous S. Fr. 354 ; th=s qala/sshs Th. 1.13 ; swthri/as Lys. 33.6 ; th=s a)lhqei/as Pl. Phlb. 58e , cf. R. 600d , al.; tw=n paradedome/nwn mu/qwn Arist. Po. 1451b24 ; th=s e)leuqeri/as Decr. ap. D. 18.185 ; tw=n dikai/wn POxy. 1203.30 (i A. D.). b. c. gen. pers., care for, support, 1Ep. Thess. 5.14 . abs., au)to\s a)nte/xou S. Ph. 893 , cf. Ar. Ach. 1121 . c. dupl. gen. pers. et rei, a)nqe/cetai/ sou tw=n patrw/|wn xrhma/twn will lay claim to the property from you, dispute it with you, Ar. Av. 1658 . resist, Pl. R. 574b ; foneu=sai tou\s a)ntexome/nous D.S. 4.49 . adhere, Arist. HA 583a18 : Medic., of constipation, gasth\r a)nti/sxeto Hp. Epid. 4.20 ; gastro\s a)ntexome/nhs ib. 17 . a)/nth, h(, ( a)/ntomai 11 ) prayer—a word preserved by Hsch. (a)/nth|si (cod. a)nth/sei): litanei/ais, a)nth/sesi), and restored by Herm. for litai=s (metri gr.) in S. El. 139 (dub.). a)nth=: dw=ron i(ke/sion, Hsch. a)nth/dhn, Adv. in supplication, Hsch. (-dhs cod.). a)nth/eis, Dor. a)ntef-a/eis, essa, en, (a)/nta) hostile, Pi. P. 9.93 . a)nth/lios, on, (a)nti/, h(/lios) opposite the sun, i.e. looking east, S. Aj. 805 , E. Ion 1550 ; dai/mones a)nth/lioi statues of gods which stood in the sun before the house-door, A. Ag. 519 , cf. E. Fr. 538 . of the moon, reflecting the sun's rays, AB 403 (a)nq-), cf. Suid. : hence metaph., imitation, reflection, Theopomp.Hist. 367 (a)nq-). a)nth/lia, ta/, = parh/lia , parhelia, Suid. , cf. Men. 511 . screens or parasols, Eust. 1281.3 ; also, blinkers on horses' bridles, Poll. 10.54 (a)nq-), Eust. 1562.39 .—The Ion. form a)nth/lios is always used in Trag.; a)nqh/lios first in Theopomp. l.c., cf. Ph. 1.656 , Placit. 3.6 . a)nthmoibo/s, o/n, Ep. for a)ntamoibo/s, corresponding, Call. Del. 52 . a)/nthn, Ep. Adv., (a)nti/) against, over against, ou)/ min e)/gwge feu/comai . . a)lla\ ma/l' a)/. sth/somai I will confront him, Il. 18.307 , cf. 11.590 ; o(moiwqh/menai a)/. match himself openly against me, 1.187 , Od. 3.120 ; so peirhqh/menai a)/. 8.213 ; more rarely with Verbs of motion, mhd' e)/a a)/. e)/rxesqai straightforwards, opp. pa/lin tre/pe, 11.8.399 ; also a)/. ballome/nwn in front, 12.152 ; ou)de/ tis e)/tlh a)/. ei)side/ein look him in the face, 19.15 , cf. 24.223 ; a)/. loe/ssomai will bathe before all, openly, Od. 6.221 , cf. 8.158 ; a)gapaze/men a)/. greet in the face of all, Il. 24.464 ; nei/kese/t' a)/. 10.158 ; o(/s m, ei)/reai a)/. 15.247 :- -qew=| e)nali/gkios a)/. like a god in presence, Od. 2.5 , 4.310 ; xelido/ni ei)ke/lh a)/. 22.240 ; cf. a)/nta. as Prep. c. gen., only in late Ep. , as Nic. Th. 474 , Opp. C. 3.210 . a)nth/nwr, oros, o(, h(, (a)nh/r) instead of a man, spodo\s a). dust for men, A. Ag. 442 .—In Il.as pr.n. a)nthrete/w, row against or on the opposite side to another, EM 112.40 . a)nthre/ths, ou, o(, (e)re/ths) properly, one who rows against another, cf. AB 411 : generally, opponent, adversary, A. Th. 284 , 595 ; a). doro/s tini ib. 997 (lyr.). a)nth/rhs, Dor. a)ntef-a/rhs, es, poet. Adj. set over against, opposite, labei=n tina\ a)nth/rh meet face to face in battle, E. Ph. 754 , cf. 1367 ; a)nth/reis ste/rnwn plhga/s blows on the breast, S. El. 89 : c. gen., *foini/kas a). xw/ra over against, facing it, E. Tr. 221 (lyr.): c. dat., a). tini/ opposite to a thing, Id. IA 224 ; a). o)/yesi, of the bat, hostile to, S. Fr. 747 (lyr.). a)nthri/dion, to/, Dim. of a)nthri/s, stanchion supporting the base of a torsion-engine, Hero Bel. 89.4 . support, base, Milet. 7p.60 (ii B.C.), Haussoullier Cinquantenaire de l' école des hautes études p.89 (ii B.C.). a)nth/rios: sth/mwn, kai\ kanw\n o( proskei/menos th=| qu/ra|, Hsch. a)nthri/s, i/dos, h(, prop, stay, support, E. Fr. 1111 : pl., Plb. 8.4.6 ; stanchion or strut in torsion-engines, Ph. Bel. 76.16 , Hero Bel. 101.9 ; a)rku/wn X. Cyn. 10.7 ; in Th. 7.36 a)nthri/des are stay-beams fixed inside a ship's bow, and projecting beyond it, so as to support and strengthen the e)pwti/des. =quri/s, window, Suid. :—and in E. Rh. 785 it must mean nostrils, if it be the right reading. [i^dos E. ll.cc.: hence a)nth/reides in Apollod. Poliorc. 178.4 , Hero Bel. 101.9 , is wrong; so -ei/dion ib. 89.4 is f.l. for -i/dion as Inscrr. show.] (-hri^d = -eri^d- , weak form of stem of e)rei/dw (cf. e)/ris).) a)/nthsis, ews, h(, entreaty, prayer, Hsch. a)/nthstis, ews, h(, confronting, kat' a)/nthstin qeme/nh Od. 20.387 . a)nthx-e/w, Dor. a)nthx-a_xe/w Theoc. Ep. 4.11 (Scal.):— sing in answer, paia=na qew=| E. Alc. 423 ; a)nta/xhs' a)\n u(/mnon a)rse/nwn ge/nna| would have sung a song in answer to . ., Id. Med. 426 . abs., sound responsively, of a musical string, Arist. Pr. 919b16 ; of bronze vessels, Aen.Tact. 37.7 , Plb. 22.11.12 ; resound, Hp. Morb. 4.56 , cf. Carn. 18 , Luc. VH 1.38 ; echo, fwnai=s a). Plu. 2.414c . shout in opposition, Id. Mar. 19 , cf. J. BJ 2.19.8 , Them. Or. 21.255d contradict, Plu. 2.925e , cf. 1000c . a)nth/x-hma, atos, to/, echo, Sch. Philostr. Her. 19.12 . a)nth/x-hsis, ews, h(, a re-echoing, Plu. 2.589d . a)/nthx-os, on, sounding in response, a(rmoni/a Ph. 1.312 , 2.485 . a)nti/, Prep. governing gen.:—orig. sense, over against. (Cf. Skt. a/nti 'opposite', 'facing', Lat. ante, etc.) USAGE: of Place, opposite, over against, formerly quoted from several places of Hom. , as Il. 21.481 a)nti\ e)mei=o (where now a)nti/' e)mei=o, i.e. a)nti/a) *trw/wn a)/nq' e(kato/n (i.e. a)/nta) 8.233 ; so a)/nt' *ai)/antos (i.e. a)/nta) 15.415 , cf. Od. 4.115 , Hes. Op. 727 ; but a)nti/ is so used in X. An. 4.7.6 , IG 2.835 c-l 68 ; ai( o)pai\ ai( gigno/menai a). to/rmwn mortises facing tenons, Hero Bel. 97.5 ; a)nti\ maitu/rwn in the presence of witnesses, Leg.Gort. 1.40 ; a)nti\ th=s o)/yews h(mw=n Eudox. Ars 18 . of Time, a)nti\ nukto/s the same night, SIG 1025.43 (Cos); a)nti\ ve/teos GDI 2561 A 45 (Delph.); a)nt' e)niautou= IG 5(2).266.8 (Mantinea, i B.C.); a)nq' h(me/ras: di' o(/lhs th=s h(me/ras, Hsch. ; cf. a)ntetou=s. instead, in the place of, *(/ektoros a)nti\ pefa/sqai Il. 24.254 ; a)nti\ ga/moio ta/fon Od. 20.307 ; so later pole/mios a)nti\ fi/lou katasth=nai Hdt. 1.87 ; a)nti\ h(me/rhs nu\c e)ge/neto Id. 7.37 ; a)nti\ fwtw=n spodo/s A. Ag. 434 ; to\n po/lemon a)nt' ei)rh/nhs metalamba/nein Th. 1.120 , cf. 4.20 , 7.75 ; basileu/ein a)nti/ tinos X. An. 1.1.4 ; also a)nti\ a)/rxesqai u(p' a)/llwn a)/rxein a(pa/ntwn Hdt. 1.210 , cf. 6.32 , 7.170 (where the usual constr. would be a)nti\ tou= a)/rxesqai, cf. Th. 7.28 , X. Cyr. 6.2.19 , etc.); o)rgi/loi a)nti\ qumoeidou=s gege/nhntai Pl. R. 411c : sts. used elliptically, h)= 'tolmh/sat' a)nt' e)mou= dou=nai/ tini; i.e. a)nti\ tou= e)moi\ dou=nai, S. Ph. 369 , cf. OC 448 , Ar. Av. 58 . in Hom. often to denote equivalence, a)nti/ nu pollw=n law=n e)stin a)nh/r he is as good as many men, Il. 9.116 ; a)nti\ kasignh/tou cei=nos . . te/tuktai a guest is as much as a brother, Od. 8.546 ; a)nti/ toi/ ei)m' i(ke/tao I am as a suppliant, Il. 21.75 , cf. 8.163 ; so later tou=to/ sfi a)nti\ loutrou= e)sti/ serves as a bath, Hdt. 4.75 ; u(pa/rxein a)nti\ tw=n e)/ndon to be as hostages for . ., Th. 2.5 ; douleu/ein a)nti\ a)rgurwnh/twn just like bought slaves, D. 17.3 ; a)nti\ [pleu/monos] bra/gxia Arist. PA 669a4 . to denote exchange, at the price of, in return for, soi\ de\ qeoi\ tw=nd' a)nti\ xa/rin . . doi=en Il. 23.650 ; nh=son a)nti\ xrhma/twn pare/labon for money paid, Hdt. 3.59 ; a)nt' a)rguri/ou a)lla/casqai Pl. R. 371d ; a)mei/bein ti a)nti/ tinos Pi. P. 4.17 , cf. E. Or. 646 , 651 ; a)nti\ poi/as eu)ergesi/as; Lys. 6.40 , etc.; ti/ d' e)sti\n a)nq' ou(= . .; S. Ant. 237 ; o)/neidos a)nq' o(/tou Id. OC 967 ; doi/hn a)nt' a)niw=n a)ni/as grief for grief, Thgn. 344 ; a)nt' a)gaqw=n a)gaqoi=si bru/ois A. Supp. 966 :—hence a)nq' w(=n wherefore, A. Pr. 31 , S. OT 264 , Th. 6.83 , Ev.Luc. 12.3 ; a)nti\ tou/tou therefore, Ep.Eph. 5.31 ; but a)nq' w(=n also for a)nti\ tou/twn o)/ti . ., because, S. Ant. 1068 , Ar. Pl. 434 ; a)nti\ tou=; wherefore? why? S. OT 1021 ; also a)nq' w(=n o(/ti h)=te . . instead of being as you were . ., LXX De. 28.62 . for the sake of, Pl. Mx. 237a , Arist. EN 1110a21 ; with Verbs of entreaty, like pro/s c. gen., a)nti\ pai/dwn i(keteu/ome/n se S. OC 1326 . to mark comparison, e(\n a)nq' e(no/s one set against the other, compared with it, Pl. R. 331b , Lg. 705b ; xa/rin a)nti\ xa/ritos, i.e. ever-increasing grace, Ev.Jo. 1.16 ; in preference to, a)fneo\n bou/letai a)nt' a)gaqou= Thgn. 188 ; a)nti\ au)lou= kai\ a)nti\ kiqa/ras o( h)=xos a)kou/etai Demetr. Eloc. 71 ; ai(rei=sqai/ ti a)nti/ tinos Isoc. 9.3 , D. 1.1 , cf. X. Lac. 9.1 : even after Comparatives, ple/on a)nti\ sou= S. Tr. 577 ; mei/zon' o(/stis a)nti\ th=s au(tou= pa/tras fi/lon nomi/zei Id. Ant. 182 ; so (esp. after a neg.) a)/llos a)nt' e)mou= A. Pr. 467 , S. Aj. 444 , Ar. Nu. 653 ; do/can a)nti\ tou= zh=n h)gaphkw/s Plu. Alex. 42 . POSITION: a)nti/ rarely follows its case, as in Il. 23.650 , A. Ag. 1277 , Ig 5(1).1119 (Geronthrae, iv B.C.), AP 7.715 ( Leon. ); but the Gramm. hold that it never suffers anastrophe. IN COMPO S. it signifies, over against, opposite, as a)ntibai/nw, a)nti/poros. against, in opposition to, as a)ntile/gw, a)nti/bios. one against another, mutually, as a)ntidecio/omai. in return, as a)ntibohqe/w. instead of, as a)ntibasileu/s, a)nqu/patos. equal to, like, as a)nti/qeos, a)nti/pais, a)nti/doulos. corresponding, counter, as a)nti/fortos, a)nti/tupos. a)nti/a, v. sub a)nti/os. a)ntia/zw, impf. a)nti/azon Hdt. 1.166 (but u(p-hnti/azon 4.121 ), h)nti/azon (u(p-) X. An. 6.5.27 , etc.: fut. a)ntia/sw [a^]; Dor. -a/cw (v. infr.): aor. h)nti/a^sa Hdt. 4.80 , 9.6 ; but these two tenses belong also to a)ntia/w : (a)nti/):—meet face to face: c. acc. pers., encounter, whether as friend or foe, to\n e)pio/nta Id. 4.118 , cf. 2.141 , 4.80 , etc.; a). [tina\] e)s to/pon Hdt. 1.166 , cf. 9.6 ; pate/r' a)ntia/sasa pro\s . . po/rqmeuma A. Ag. 1557 : abs., ko/ros . . baru\s a)ntia/sai Pi. N. 10.20 ; molpa\ pro\s ka/lamon a)ntia/cei song shall answer to the pipe, Id. O. 10(11).84 . approach as suppliants, a). tina\ dw/roisi Hdt. 1.105 : hence simply, entreat, supplicate, *)/area a)ntia/zw S. OT 192 ; kai/ s' a)ntia/zw pro\s . . *dio/s Id. Aj. 492 , cf. E. Andr. 572 , etc.; freq. with acc. omitted, a)ll' a)ntia/zw S. El. 1009 , cf. Ph. 809 , E. Alc. 400 ; ba=qi kai\ a)nti/ason gona/twn entreat [her] by her knees, Id. Supp. 272 . = a)ntia/w 11 , a)nta/w, c. dat. pers. et acc. rei, o(/tan qeoi\ . . *giga/ntessin ma/xan a)ntia/zwsin in fight, Pi. N. 1.68 .—This Verb is never used in correct Att. Prose. a)ntia/neira^, h(, (a)nti/, a)nh/r), fem. form of a masc. in -a/nwr or -h/nwr: in Il. always as epith. of the Amazons, a match for men, 3.189 , 6.186 , etc.; so of Athena, Coluth. 170 . in Pi. O. 12.16 sta/sis a)ntia/neira faction wherein man is set against man. a)ntia/s, a/dos, h(, tonsil, mostly in pl., Hp. Morb. 2.11 and 30 : esp. when inflamed, Cels. 7.12 , Gal. 7.263 ; cf. pari/sqmia. a)ntiattikisth/s, ou=, o(, Anti-Atticist, title of grammatical work, AB 77 . a)ntia^xa/ths [a_t], ou, o(, a stone like an agate, dub. in Orph. L. 637 (Abel). a)nt-i^a^xe/w, cry or call against, Theoc. Ep. 4.11 codd. (a)ntaxeu=si Scal.), A.R. 2.828 . a)nt-i^a/xw [a^], = foreg., Orph. A. 828 ; a)moibh/dhn a)nti/axen A.R. 4.76 . a)ntia/w, Hom. uses pres. only in the Ep. forms a)ntio/w, inf. a)ntia/an, 3 pl. imper. a)ntiow/ntwn, part. a)ntio/wn, o/wsa, o/wntes; but a)ntio/w, which is pres. in Il. 1.31 , 23.643 , serves as fut. in 13.752 : fut. a)ntia/sw [a^] Od. 22.28 , Thgn. (v.infr.): aor. h)nti/a^sa Hom. (these two tenses in form belong to a)ntia/zw; but such instances as belong in sense to a)ntia/w are given here):— Med. , oncein Hom. (v.infr.), A.R. 1.470 , 2.24 : (a)nti/, a)nti/os):— Ep. Verb: go for the purpose of meeting or receiving: c. gen. rei, goin quest of, when an aim or purpose is implied, pole/moio menoi/na a)ntia/an Il. 13.215 ; o)/fra po/noio . . a)ntia/shton 12.356; ou)ke/t' a)e/qlwn a)/llwn a)ntia/seis Od. 22.28 , al.: metaph. of an arrow, hit, a)lla/ ken h)\ ste/rnwn h)\ nhdu/os a)ntia/seie Il. 13.290 :— often of the gods, come (as it were) to meet an offering, and so, in past tenses, to have received, accepted it, a)ntio/wn tau/rwn te kai\ a)rneiw=n e(kato/mbhs Od. 1.25 ; a)rnw=n kni/shs ai)gw=n te telei/wn . . a)ntia/sas Il. 1.67 ; generally, partake of, enjoy, ai)\ ga\r . . o)nh/sios a)ntia/seien Od. 21.402 ; so e)/rgwn a)ntia/seis xalepw=n Thgn. 1308 ; ou)/te tou ta/fou a)ntia/sas ou)/te go/wn S. El. 869 : abs., a)ntia/sais having obtained [his wishes], Pi. I. 6(5).15 :—once in Med. , a)ntia/asqe, qeoi/, ga/mou Il. 24.62 . more rarely c. gen. pers., match or measure oneself with, h(mei=s d' ei)me\n toi=oi oi)\ a)\n se/qen a)ntia/saimen ib. 7.231 ; dh/wn a)ntia/sein Thgn. 552 . rarely, come to aid, ou(= paido\s teqnho/tos a)ntio/wsa Od. 24.56 . c. dat. pers., meet with, encounter, as by chance, mhd' a)ntia/seias e)kei/nw| ib. 18.147 ; dusth/nwn de/ te pai=des e)mw=| me/nei a)ntio/wsin Il. 6.127 . c. gen., encounter, yu/xeos Emp. 65 . abs. in aor. part., a)lla/ tin' u)/mm' o)i/+w do/menai qeo\n a)ntia/santa having haply met you, Il. 10.551 , cf. Od. 6.193 , 13.312 , 17.442 . c. acc. rei, only in e)mo\n le/xos a)ntio/wsa, euphem. for sharing it, only in Il. 1.31 . approach as a suppliant, supplicate, like a)ntia/zw 1.2 , only in later Ep. , c. gen. pers., A.R. 1.703 : also c. acc. pers., Id. 3.694 : c. acc. rei, ib. 717 . a)ntio/wsa selh/nh dub. in Orph. Fr. 168.16 . a)ntiba/dhn [a^], Adv. going against, opposite, a). w)qei=n Plu. 2.381a . a)ntiba^di/zw, go against, the contrary way, Phot.s.v.r(aba/ttein. a)ntibaiba/zw: obvagio, Gloss. a)ntibai/nw, fut. -bh/somai, go against, withstand, resist, c. dat., Hdt. 5.40 , A. Pr. 236 , Decr. ap. D. 18.186 , etc.; pleurai=sin a)ntiba=sa having set her foot against . ., E. Ba. 1126 : abs., a)ntiba\s e)la=n row with foot planted against the stretcher, Ar. Ra. 202 . abs., Hdt. 3.72 , 8.3 , E. IA 1016 , etc.; biasqei\s polla\ ka)ntiba/s reluctant, S. El. 575 ; ei) . . mh\ peri\ sou= ma/xomai mo/nos a)ntibebhkw/s Ar. Eq. 767 (a)mfi- Dawes); a). pro\s ta)ristera\ mo/non Pl. Lg. 634a . a)nti-ba/kxeios (sc. pou/s), o(, the foot - - ^, Diom. 1.513 K., al.: —also a)nti/-bakxos, o(, Ter.Maur. 1411 . a)ntiba/lanos: h)\ kikki/s, Hsch. a)ntiba/llw, throw against or in turn, Th. 7.25 (the acc. pers. being understood); be/los Plb. 6.22.4 : c. dat., a). a)konti/ois Plu. Nic. 25 ; a). tw=| kwru/kw| practise by striking against the sack, in the gymnasium, Luc. Lex. 5 ; put back a protruding bone, Pall. in Hp.Fract. 12.285C. put one against the other, compare, collate, of Mss., Str. 13.1.54 , 17.1.5 , POxy. 1479 (i B.C., Pass. ); match, compare with, le/onti ti/s ai)eto\n a)ntiba/loito; Opp. C. 1.68 ; lo/gous a). pro\s a)llh/lous exchange words in conversation, Ev.Luc. 24.17 ; pro\s e(auto\n a). to\ gegono/s weigh with oneself, LXX 2 Ma. 11.13 . in Med. , change, morfh/n dub. 1 . Opp. C. 3.16 . a)ntiba/lmous: a)ntistro/fous, Hsch. a)ntibarniki/, to/, cassia, Hsch. a)ntiba^si^leu/s, e/ws, o(, = Lat. interrex, D.H. 9.69 . a)ntiba^si^leu/w, reign as a rival king, tisi/ J. BJ 4.7.1 . a)nti/ba^sis, ews, h(, resistance, Ph. Bel. 73.14 , Plu. Caes. 38 , etc.; pro/s ti Id. 2.584f ; h( kat' a)nti/basin a(fh/ S.E. M. 10.2 ; opp. e)pe/reisis, Sor. 2.10 ,cf. Antyll. ap. Orib. 9.23.11 . ground of opposition(?), diafo/rou teteuxo/ta -sews Phld. Sign. 27 . in the ballista, counter-prop, Vitr. 10.11.9 . a)ntibasta/zw, support, prop, Eust. 1933.37 . a)ntiba/ths [a^], ou, o(, bolt of a door, Sch. Ar. V. 202 . a)ntiba^tiko/s, h/, o/n, contrary, opposite, fora/ Plu. Phoc. 2 . of contact, firm, thorough, -kwte/ra h( kata\ th\n ki/nhsin tou= ou)rani/ou sw/matos a(fh/ Simp. in Cael. 440.19 , cf. 9 ; resistent, Hierocl. p.23A. , Alex.Aphr. Quaest. 62.4 , Olymp. in Mete. 18.30 ; of the pulse, Gal. 8.949 , cf. 644 . Adv. -kw=s ib. 668 : Comp. , kli/nhs-kw/teron e)strwme/nhs Sor. 2.61 . a)ntibi^a/zomai, use force against, AP 12.183 ( Strat. ): abs., Ph. 1.295 ,al.:— Pass. , r(w/mh-biasqe/ntes krataiote/ra| 2.423 . a)ntibibli/on, to/, counter-account, PFlor. 388.48 (i A.D.); counter-summons, Just. Nov. 53.3.2 (a)ntibi/blw| codd.). a)ntibi^brw/skw, fut. Pass. -brwqh/somai, eat in turn, Ath. 7.343c . a)ntibi/hn [bi^], Adv., (bi/a) against, face to face, e)rize/menai basilh=i+ a)ntibi/hn Il. 1.278 ; *(/ektori peirhqh=nai a). 21.226 , cf. 5.220 , Orph. L. 26 . a)nti/bi^os, a, on, also os, on : (bi/a):— opposing force to force: as Adj. in Hom. only in the phrase a)ntibi/ois e)pe/essi with wrangling words, Il. 1.304 , Od. 18.415 , etc.; a). o(/milos hostile, Tryph. 624 . Subst., enemy, Jul. Caes. 319b (anap.), Nonn. D. 2.508 , al., Opp. H. 5.114 . as Adv., a)nti/bion, = a)ntibi/hn, a). maxe/sasqai Il. 3.20 ; *menela/w| a)nti/bion . . polemi/zein ib. 435 ; ei) me\n a)nti/bion . . peirhqei/hs 11.386 . a)ntibla/ptw, harm in return, Arist. EN 1138a8 , Ph. 2.371 . a)ntiblasfhme/w, retaliate with abuse, Sch. Aristid. p.673 D. a)nti-blepte/on, one must look in the face, moi pro/s ti Luc. Dem.Enc. 17 . a)nti-ble/pw, fut. -ble/yomai D. 25.98 :—look straight at, look in the face, c. dat. pers., tw=| e)mw=| patri\ ou)d' a)ntible/pein du/namai X. HG 5.4.27 ; toi=s fi/lois Com.Adesp. 22.41 D. ; ei)s or pro\s to\n h(/lion, X. Mem. 4.7.7 , Thphr. Sens. 18 : metaph., pro\s dwrea\s basile/wn Plu. Comp.Dem.Cic. 3 : c. acc., a)ntible/pein e)kei=non ou) dunh/somai Men. 586 : abs., part., a)ntible/pousai . . ai( ai)=ges facing one another, Arist. HA 611a5 . a)nti/-bleyis, ews, h(, looking in the face, look, X. Hier. 1.35 , Plu. 2.681b . a)nti/blhma, atos, to/, stone inserted in vacant space in masonry, POxy. 498.16 (ii A.D.). a)ntiboa/w, return a cry, of an echo, Bion 1.38 ; call aloud in answer, J. BJ 3.5.4 : c. acc., i)h/i+on a)ntebo/hsan prob. in Euph. 80 ; i)/akxon qrh/nois Him. Ecl. 2.4 . a)ntibohqe/w, help in turn, tini/ Th. 6.18 , 7.58 , Pl. R. 559e , X. HG 7.4.2 . a)nti/boios, on, (bou=s) worth an ox or in place of an ox, of offerings, S. Fr. 405 . a)ntiboleu/s: dictator, Gloss. a)ntibole/w, impf. h)ntibo/loun Ar. Eq. 667 codd., Lys. 1.25 : fut. a)ntibolh/sw Od. (v. infr.), Lys. 14.16 : aor. in Hom. , a)ntebo/lhsa; with double augm., h)ntebo/lhsa Ar. Fr. 38 :—meet, esp. in battle, c. dat. pers., Il. 16.847 , al.: abs., 11.365 , al. rarely c. dat. rei, to be present at, fo/nw| a)ndrw=n a)ntebo/lhsas Od. 11.416 ; ta/fw| a)ndrw=n a). 24.87 ; cf. a)bole/w. c. gen. rei, partake of, have one's share of, ma/xhs kaustei/rhs a)ntibolh=sai Il. 4.342 ; ou) ga/r teu e)phtu/os a)ntibolh/seis Od. 21.306 ; su\ de/ ken ta/fou a)ntibolh/sais 4.547 ; ga/mou a). Hes. Op. 784 , cf. Pi. O. 13.30 ; even pukinou= no/ou a). Timo 59.1 . rarely of the thing, fall to one's lot, c. gen. pers., stugero\s ga/mos a)ntibolh/sei . . e)me/qen Od. 18.272 . c. acc. pers., meet as a suppliant, entreat, supplicate, freq. in Com., Ar. Nu. 110 , Pl. 444 : c. acc. et inf., Id. Eq. 667 , Ach. 147 , D. 21.188 : abs., peri\ tw=n a)ntibolou/ntwn those who supplicate, Ar. V. 559 ; freq. in parenthesis, ei)/p', a)ntibolw=, Id. Eq. 109 , cf. Pl. 103 (freq. also a)ntibolw= se Pl.Com. 43.5 , 173.3 ; also in Lys. 1.25 , 29 , X. Ath. 1.18 ):— Pass. , to be supplicated, a)ntibolhqei/s Ar. V. 560 . causal, cause to meet, tina/ tini IG 14.2431 (Fréjus). a)ntibol-h/, h(, confronting, comparing, collation, a)ntigra/fwn Str. 17.1.5 ; opposition, e)c a)ntibolh=s paraba/llein Hsch. s.v. parablh/dhn. discussion, A.D. Conj. 213.20 . substitute, PHolm. 10.14 . a)ntibol-h/r: strwth\r mikro/s ( Lacon. ), Hsch. a)ntibo/l-hsis, ews, h(, = sq., Pl. Ap. 37a , Smp. 183a . a)ntibol-i/a, h(, an entreaty, prayer, Eup. 317 , Th. 7.75 . a)nti/bol-on, to/, = a)nti/grafon , Sch. Il. 18.490 , Sch. Od. 12.556 . a)ntibombe/w, return a humming sound, Ach.Tat. 3.2 , cf. Eust. 1885.19 . a)ntibo/reion, to/, name of a sundial, Vitr. 9.8.1 . a)ntibouleu/omai, Med. , give contrary advice, Polyaen. 1.30.4 . a)ntibra^du/nw [u_], delay in turn, Sch. Th. 3.10 . a)ntibri/qw [ri_], press down in the opposite scale, Ph. 2.170 . a)ntibronta/w, rival in thunaering, tini/ Luc. Tim. 2 ; brontai=s a). D.C. 59.28 . a)ntiga^me/w, marry in turn, Eust. 1796.53 . a)ntige/gwna, pf. in pres. sense, return a cry, AP 9.177 . a)ntigenehloge/w, lon. form, give a different pedigree, Hdt. 2.143 . a)ntige/nesis, ews, h(, Astrol., recasting of nativity in a later year, Vett.Val. 213.20 ,al. a)ntigenna/w, generate in rivalry, Lync. ap. Ath. 7.285f ; or in return, tou\s gonei=s Ph. 1.89 . a)ntigeou=xos, o(, land-agent, BGU 303.4 (vi A.D.), POxy. 943.8 (vi A.D.). a)ntigerai/rw, honour in turn, App. BC 2.140 . a)ntighrotrofe/w, support in old age in turn, Lesb.Rh. 2.10 . a)ntiglaukismo/s, o(, substitute for blue dye, PLeid.X. 100 . a)ntignwmone/w, to be of a different opinion, tini/ D.C. 46.44 ; a). mh\ ou)k ei)=nai/ ti think that a thing is otherwise, X. Cyr. 4.3.8 . a)nti-go/nion: bota/nh, kai\ a)/nqos, Hsch. a)nti-go/nios: bo/los tis ou(/tws e)kalei=to, Id. a)nti/-gonon: a)kaki/a, Id. *)anti/gonos, o(, name of several Macedonian kings:—hence *)antigo/neios, a, on, of Antigonus, Polyaen. 4.9.1 ; *)antigo/neia, ta/, name of a festival in his honour, Plb. 28.19.3 , IG 11.154A42 (Delos, iii B.C.): also *)antigoniko/s, h/, o/n, Plu. Arat. 54 :—fem. *)antigoni/s, i/dos, a kind of cup named from him, Polem.Hist. 57 , Plu. Aem. 33 :— *)antigoni/zw, to be on Antigonus' side, of his party, Polyaen. 4.6.13 , D.T. 638.16 . a)nti/gramma, atos, to/, duplicate letter, Luc. Herm. 40 ;=a)nti/grafon, Gal. 17.59 . a)ntigra^f-ei/a, h(, office of a)ntigrafeu/s, PPetr. 3p.162 , PTeb. 5.85 (ii B.C., pl.), cf. Inscr.Prien. 108.222 (ii B.C.; -i/a lapis). a)ntigra^f-ei=on, to/, office whence a)nti/grafa were issued, Jahresh. 7 Beibl. 44 (Ephesus), cf.ib. 18 Beibl. 286 . a)ntigra^f-eu/s, e/ws, o(, checking- or copying-clerk, a public officer, Aeschin. 3.25 . cf. IG 2.408 , al., cf. 575 (of a deme), SIG 364.22 (Ephesus), etc., Plb. 6.56.13 , PRev.Laws 12.1 ; a). tw=n ei)senegko/ntwn one who keeps a check upon their accounts, D. 22.70 . a)ntigra^f-h/, h(, a reply in writing, such as Caesar's Anticato in reply to Cicero's Cato, Plu. Caes. 3 ,cf. Sol. 1 , Id. 2.1059b , Herm. in Phdr. p.189A. as law-term, answer put in by the defendant, plea, D. 45.46 (where a specimen is found); sts. of the plaintiff's plea, indictment, Pl. Ap. 27c , Hyp. Eux. 31 :—sts. a)ntigrafh/ was used indifferently of both parties, cf. Harp. :—in Ar. Nu. 471 , generally, counter-pleas, cf. Poll. 8.58 . transcribing, D.H. 4.62 . = a)nti/grafon , Plu. 2.577e . rescript, imperial decree, OGI 262.27 . a)ntigra^f-iko/s, h/, o/n , to\ a). kefa/laion concerning the indictment, Sch.Arist Id. p.441D. a)nti/gra^f-os, on, copied, in duplicate, sth=lui, diaqh=kai, etc., D. 20.36 , 45.10 , etc. as Subst., a)nti/grafon, to/, transcript, copy, Decr. ap. And. 1.79 , Lys. 32.7 , D. 25.47 , Arist. Pol. 1309a11 ; esp. of copies of a book, *)attikiana\ a)nti/grafa copies of an edition issued by Atticus, Harp. s.v. *)arga=s , al.; certified copy of official document, CPR 1.4 (i A.D.); ei)ko/nos a). copy of a picture, Luc. Zeux. 3 (but -fos Jac.). a)ntigra^/f-w, write against or in answer, write back, v.l. in Th. 1.129 ( Pass. ), Phld. Ir. p.86 W., Plu. Luc. 21 , D.Chr. 2.18 , PFlor. 278ii 30 (iii A.D.), etc.; a). th= grafh=| vie in description with painting, Longus Prooem. Med. , with pf. Pass. ( Aeschin. 1.154 , D. 45.45 ), as law-term, put in as an a)ntigrafh/, plead against, ti peri/ tinos Is. 11.17 , cf. D. 48.31 ; also a). tini/, c. inf., plead against another that such is the case, Lys. 23.5 , D. 44.39 :—also, bring a counter-accusation, Poll. 8.58 , cf. Aeschin. 1.119 , 154 ; later in Act. , plead in answer to a charge, -gra/yai w(s ou)k e)/pracen D.S. 1.75 . keep a counter-reckoning of money paid or received (cf. a)ntigrafeu/s), Arist. Ath. 54.3 ; simply, check accounts, PTeb. 89.13 (ii B.C.). issue a rescript, SIG 888.8 . Pass. , aor. a)ntigrafh=nai to be copied, ei)s sth/las Milet. 3.148.93 . a)ntigra^/f-grayis, ews, h(, putting in of an a)ntigrafh/ v.l. in Lys. 23.10 . a)ntigumna^siarxe/w, to be deputy-gymnasiarch, AJA 19.324 ( Locr. ). a)ntigw/nios, on, marking opposite angles, of stars in a quadrilateral, Hipparch. 3.4.3 , Ptol. Alm. 7.1 . a)ntida/knw, fut. -dh/comai Muson. Fr. 10p.55H. : the aor. a)nte/daka dub. in Luc. Ocyp. 27 :—bite in turn, Hdt. 4.168 , Ael. NA 4.19 , Muson. l.c. a)ntida/ktu^los, o(, thumb, Aq. Ex. 29.20 . in Metric, dactyl reversed, anapaest, Diom. 1.478K. , Choerob. in Heph. p.215C. a)ntida^neiste/on, one must lend in return, tw=| danei/santi Arist. EN 1165a8 . a)ntida^pa^na/w or a)ntigra^f-a/omai, spend in turn upon, tou\s dapanwme/nous Lib. Ep. 843 (dub.l.). a)nti/deicis, ews, h(, refutation, Corp.Herm. 16.1 . a)nti/deipnos, on, taking anothers place at dinner, Luc. Gall. 9 . a)ntidecio/omai, give the right hand in turn, return one's salute, tina/ X. Cyr. 4.2.19 , D.Chr. 38.47 , Luc. Laps. 13 . a)ntide/omai, entreat in return, Pl. La. 186d . a)ntide/rkomai, = a)ntible/pw , c. acc., E. HF 163 . a)ntide/xomai, receive in return, A. Ch. 916 ; a)moiba\s kaka/s Cat.Cod. Astr. 2.211 ; e)/dwka ka)ntedeca/mhn E. IA 1222 . a)ntide/w, fetter in turn, Diog.Oen. 39 . a)ntidhma^gwge/w, practise counter-demagogy, pro\s th\n *ki/mwnos eu)pori/an Arist. Ath. 27.3 , cf. Plu. CG 8 . a)ntidhmhgore/w, harangue in opposition to, tini/ Eust. 1029.1 . a)ntidhmiourge/omai, Med. , manufacture in competition, pro/s ti Lync. ap. Ath. 11.469b . a)ntidia-bai/nw, cross over in turn, X. Ages. 1.8 , dub.l. J. AJ 13.1.3 . a)ntidia-ba/llw, to attack in return, to\n diaba/llonta Arist. Rh. 1416a26 . a)ntidia-gra/fw [a^f], pay in money instead of kind, PPetr. 2p.102 (iii B. C., Pass. ):— Med. , Inscr.Magn. 103.68 (ii B.C.):—hence a)ntidia-gra^fh/, h(, Ostr. 1509 , al. (ii B. C.). a)ntidia-zeu/gnu^mai, pair off with, in dichotomy, S.E. M. 11.15 ; to be subjoined in turn, A.D. Synt. 126.10 . a)ntidiai/r-esis, ews, h(, in Logic, division by dichotomy, Plot. 4.4.28 , 6.3.10 , D.L. 7.61 , Iamb. Myst. 1.15 . in Surgery, counterincision, Paul.Aeg. 4.48 . a)ntidiair-e/w, distinguish logically, barba/rous pro\s *(/ellhnas Str. 14.2.28 , cf. Demetr.Lac. Herc. 1012.68 , Phld. Oec. p.35J. ; to\ su/nqeton tw=| a(plw=| Plot. 6.3.10 , cf. Iamb. Comm.Math. 4 :— Pass. , to be opposed as the members of a natural classification, Arist. Cat. 14b34 , Top. 143a36 , cf. Iamb. Myst. 9.7 . Med. , trofh\n toi=s neu/rois, perh. distribute, Theo Gymn. ap. Gal. 6.208 . a)ntidia/keimai, to be different, of mixed stuffs, Aq. De. 22.11 . a)ntidia/konos [a_], on, serving in return, toi=s a)/llois Str. 16.4.26 . a)ntidiakosme/w, arrange or array in opposition, of troops, App. BC 2.75 . a)ntidiale/gomai, reply to, answer in discussion, in Pass. , peri\ tw=n a)ntidialegome/nwn toi=s dialektikoi=s, title of work by Chrysipp., D.L. 7.202 . a)ntidialla/ssomai, Med. , exchange prisoners, tina/ tinos D.H. 19.13 . of historians, differ in an account, pro/s ti Id. 1.84 . a)ntidia-logi/zomai, set off in compensation, Gloss. a)ntidia-nuktereu/w, bivouac opposite to, tini/ App. BC 4.130 . a)ntidia-ple/kw, retort, a)ntidiaple/kei w(s . . Aeschin. 3.28 , cf. AB 406 . a)ntidia-staltiko/s, h/, o/n, distinctive, A.D. Pron. 24.12 , Synt. 97.17 . Adv. -kw=s Id. Pron. 40.4 . a)ntidia-sta^te/w, be at variance, a)llh/lois Ammon. Diff. 45 . a)ntidia-ste/llw, distinguish, discriminate, Str. 10.2.17 ; a(pla= kai\ su/nqeta Plot. 6.1.29 ; ti a)po/ tinos Longin. Proll.Heph. p.83C. :— Med. , controvert, Sor. 2.54 . contrast, oppose, ti/ tini S.E. P. 1.9 ; tina\s pro/s tinas D.H. Th. 32 ; tipro/s ti Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 400.17 :— Pass. , A.D. Synt. 14.24 . a)ntidia-stolh/, h(, opposition, distinction, Id. Pron. 23.24 , Synt. 15.17 , al., Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 11.12 , etc. Medic., counter-dilatation, a)rthriw=n pro\s kardi/an Gal. 8.760 . a)ntidia/-tacis, ews, h(, comparison of arguments for and against a thesis, Iamb. Comm.Math. 35 . a)ntidia-ta/ssomai, Med. , oppose, tini\ pro\s ta\ o(/la Arr. Epict. 3.24.24 ; tini\ peri/ tinos S.E. M. 7.159 : abs., ib. 8.126 . a)ntidia-ti/qhmi, retaliate upon a person, D.S. 34.12 ; kakw=s paqo/nta a) Eust. 546.28 :— Med. , offer resistance, pro\s th\n peiqw/ Longin. 17.1 ; tou\s a)ntidiatiqeme/nous opponents, 2 Ep.Ti. 2.25 . a)ntidi^da/ska^loi, oi(, poets who are rivals in dramatic or lyric contests, Sch. Pi. N. 4.60 . a)ntidi^da/skw, inform, instruct in turn or on the other side, App. BC 5.19 , AP 6.236 ( Phil. ). of dramatists, etc., contend for the prize, Ar. V. 1410 , cf. Satyr. Vit Eur.Fr. 38.19 , D.Chr. 37.40 . a)ntidi/dwmi, give in return, repay, tini/ ti Hdt. 1.70 , 3.135 , A. Ch. 94 , etc.; po/non, ou) xa/rin, a)ntidi/dwsin e)/xein S. OC 232 , cf. A. Ch. 498 , Eu. 264 ; ne/kun nekrw=n a)moibo\n a). S. Ant. 1067 ; a). xa/rin E. HF 1337 , cf. Th. 1.41 , 3.63 ; timwri/an Id. 2.53 ; lamba/nwn a)ntedi/dou X. Cyr. 8.6.23 :— Pass. , e)/leos pro/s tina di/kaios a)ntidi/dosqai Th. 3.40 . give for or instead of, ti/ tinos E. Alc. 340 , IT 28 ; ti a)nti/ tinos Ar. Pax 1251 . at Athens, a). [th\n ou)si/an] offer to change fortunes with one (cf. a)nti/dosis 11 ), Lys. 24.9 , D. 20.130 ; a). trihrarxi/an Id. 21.78 ; accept such an offer, Id. 28.17 . give as an antidote, Damocr. ap. Gal. 14.90 . a)ntidie/ceimi, (ei)=mi ibo) go through, recountinturn, o)no/mata Aeschin. 1.155 . a)ntidiece/rxomai, go through in opposition, a). lo/gw| Pl. Tht. 167d . a)ntidiestalme/nws, Adv. pf. part. Pass. of a)ntidiaste/llw, as distinguished from, opposed to, Iamb. in Nic. p.12P. a)ntidihge/omai, introduce a counter narration, Corn. Rh. p.364 H. relate in turn, X.Eph. 5.0 . a)ntidih/ghsis, ews, h(, counter-narration, Fortunat.Rh. 2.19 . a)ntidii/+sthmi, = a)ntidiaste/llw , Dam. Pr. 67 , Hsch. , Suid. s.v. a)ntidiaste/lletai. a)ntidi^k-a/zomai, implead one another, Lys. Fr. 300S. a^si/a, h(, litigation, Aq. Pr. 20.3 . a)ntidi^k-e/w, impf. h)ntidi/koun Lys. 6.12 , but h)ntedi/koun (acc. to the best Ms.) D. 39.37 , 40.18 : aor. h)ntedi/khsa Id. 47.28 :—to be an a)nti/dikos, dispute, go to law, peri/ tinos X. Mem. 4.4.8 ; oi( a)ntidikou=ntes e(ka/teroi the parties to a suit, Pl. Lg. 948d : abs., of the defendant, a)ntidikw=n Ar. Nu. 776 ; a). pro/s ti or pro/s tina to urge one's suit against . ., D. 28.17 , 41.10 , Is. 11.9 ; join issue, h)ntidi/kei h)= mh/n . ., c. acc. et inf., Lys.l.c.; oppose, rebut, diabolai=s D. 41.13 ; a)llh/lois prob. in Thugen.I D. Pass. , to be an object of dispute, Phot. p.147R. a)ntidi^/k-hsis, ews, h(,=sq., Gloss. a)ntidi^k-i/a, h(, litigation, contention, pro/s tina u(pe/r tinos Plu. 2.483b ; o( e)c -i/as the opponent in a process, Mitteis Chr. 88.14 (ii A. L.); Astrol., opp. sunafei=ai, suna/yeis, Ptol. Tetr. 191 . a)nti/di^k-os, on, opponent or adversary in a suit, Aeschin. 2.165 , cf. Pl. Phdr. 273c : fem., h( a). POxy. 37i8 (iA. D.): properly, the defendant, Antipho 1.2 ; but also, the plaintiff, Lys 7.13 ; a). pro/s tina Antipho 1.5 :—generally, opponent, adversary, A. Ag. 41 ; a)lhqinw=n a). [ Heraclit. ] 133 , cf. 1 Ep.Pet. 5.8 , Phld. Ir. p.65W. a)ntidikta/twr, oros, o(, = Lat. pro dictatore, Lyd. Mag. 1.38 . a)ntidiori/zw, define in turn, give a counter-definition, Gal. 18(2).837 . a)ntidioru/ssw, Att. a)ntidi^/k-ttw, countermine, Str. 12.8.11 . a)ntidi/skwsis, ews, h(, doubling of the sun's disk, Lyd. Ost. 9c . a)ntidoke/w, think oneself equal to, ku/masin LXX 2 Ma. 9.8 . a)ntido/kion, to/, Archit., course supporting beams, a). li/qinon Milet. 3p.172 (iii B. C.). a)ntidomh/, h(, (de/mw) opposed or substiluted building, Aen.Tact. 23.5 . a)nti-doca/zw, to be of a contrary opinion, Pl. Tht. 170d , Epicur. Nat. 14.8 , Phld. Sign. 19 , cf. 31 , D.L. 9.18 . a)nti-doce/w,=foreg., tini/ or pro/s tina. Plb. 2.56.1 , 16.14.4 ; tini\ peri/ tinos D.S. 2.29 : abs., Boeth.Stoic. 3.267 . a)nti/-docos, on, of a different opinion or sect, Luc. Herm. 17 , Aristaenet. 1.10 ; ma/xh fora=s a). Luc. Par. 29 . a)nti/doros, on, (dora/) instead of skin, ka/ruon xlwrh=s a)nti/doron lepi/dos with a green husk as integument, AP 6.22 ( Zon. ). a)nti/-dosis, ews, h(, (a)ntididwmi) giving in return, exchange, Arist. EN 1133a6 , Call. Fr. 221 ; forti/wn D.S. 2.54 ; ai)xmalw/twn 12.63 ; karpw=n D.Chr. 38.22 ; kakw=n App. BC 1.3 ; h( ei)s th\n siwph\n a). Ael. NA 5.9 :—repayment, requital, u(/brews Orac. ap. Luc. Alex. 50 ; a)nti/dosi/n tinos in return for . ., IG 3.172 . at Athens, a form by which a citizen charged with a leitourgi/a or ei)sfora/ might call upon any other citizen, whom he thought richer than himself, either to exchange properties, or to submit to the charge himself, Lys. 3.20 , etc., cf. Cratin. 14D. ; kalei=sqai/ tina ei)s a). trihrarxi/as h)\ xorhgi/as X. Oec. 7.3 ; katasta\s (sc. xorhgo\s) e)c a)ntido/sews D. 21.156 ; poiei=sqai a). tini Id. 4.36 ; a). e)p' e)me\ pareskeu/asan 28.17 ; cf. Isoc. 15 , D. 42 . a)nti/-dotos, on, (a)ntidi/dwmi) given in lieu of, puro/s AP 9.165 ( Pall. ). given as a remedy for, kakw=n fa/rmakon a). ib. 10.118 . as Subst., a)nti/dotos (sc. do/sis), h(, an antidote, remedy, AP 12.13 ( Strat. ), Gal. 14.1 , etc.: in other places the gender is uncertain, Plu. 2.42d , 54e , etc.:—hence Dim. a)ntido/tion, to/, Archig. ap. Philum. Ven. 14.7 . a)ntidouleu/w, serve in turn, toi=s tekou=si ga\r du/sthnos o(/stis mh\ a)ntidouleu/ei te/knwn E. Supp. 362 . a)nti/doulos, on, instead of a slave, neut. pl. as Adv., tau/rwn gona\s dou\s a)nti/doula A. Fr. 194 . of persons, being as a slave, treated as a slave, Id. Ch. 135 . a)nti/doupos, on, re-echoing, a)/|dein A. Pers. 121 (lyr.); boa=n a)nti/doupa/ tini ib. 1040 , parodied by Pl.Com. 27D. a)ntidra/ssomai, Att. a)nti/-ttomai, lay hold of, kardi/as Them. Or. 32.357b . a)nti/-dra_sis, ews, h(, retaliation, Anon. inRh. 91.30 . a)nti-dra/w, fut. -dra/sw [a_], act against, retaliate, paqw\n me\n a)nte/drwn S. OC 271 , cf. 953 , E. Andr. 438 , Antipho 4.2.2 , etc.; pro\s ta\s pra/ceis a). S. OC 959 :— Pass. , Iamb. Myst. 3.29 . c. acc. pers., repay, requite, a). tina\ kakw=s S. OC 1191 , cf. Pl. Cri. 49d ; gennai=a ga\r paqo/ntes u(ma=s a)ntidra=n o)fei/lomen E. Supp. 1179 . a)ntidrome/w, run in a contrary direction, Luc. Astr. 12 . a)ntidu/na^mos [u^], on, = a)nti/bios , Sch. Opp. H. 5.267 . a)ntidu/nw [u_], set opposite to, Intr.Arat. p.328 Maass. a)ntidusxerai/nw, to beangryinturn, toi=s dusxerai/nousin M.Ant. 6.26 . a)nti-dwrea/, h(, a return-gift, recompense, Arist. EN 1123a3 . a)nti-dwre/omai, present in return, a). tina/ tini one with a thing, Hdt. 2.30 ; tini/ ti a thing to one, qeoi\ de/ soi e)sqlw=n a)moiba\s a)ntidwrhsai/ato E. Hel. 159 , cf. Pl. Euthphr. 14e ; offer instead tou/tou e)fie/menos a). a)/llo Arist. EN 1159b14 . a)nti/-dwron, to/, return-gift, Men.Prot. p.20D. , Just. Nov. 120.11 , v.l. for a)nti/doula in A. Fr. 194 . a)ntizeu/gnu_mi, annex, e.g. a word in the corresponding clause of a sentence, D.H. Amm. 2.11 . a)nti-zhli/a, h(, rivalry, Vett.Val. 39.27 , Heph.Astr. 2.28 . a)nti/-zhlos, o(, h(, rival, adversary, LXX Le. 18.18 , Si. 26.6 : as Adj., controversial, in rivalry, para/dosis Vett.Val. 198.11 : Astrol., o( dia/metros a). Porph. in Ptol. Tetr. 186 . a)nti-zhlo/w, in Pass. , to be emulous of, rival, Vett. Val. 47.15 . a)ntizhte/w, seek one who is seeking us, X. Oec. 8.23 . a)nti/zomai, Ion. for a)nqi/zomai. a)ntizu^g-h/s, e/s, = dia/metros , Petos. ap. Vett.Val. 128.25 . a)ntizu^g-i/a, h(, equivalence, Theol.Ar. 57 . diametrical opposition, Vett. Val. 123.26 . a)nti/zu^g-os, on, put in the opposite scale: hence, balancing, correspondent, Arist. PA 666a27 , Plu. 2.723c ; zw/|dia Anon. II Intr. Arat. p.128 Maass. a)nti/zuga, ta/, vertical cross-pieces, in building, IG 22.463 . a)ntizu^g-o/w, insert cross-pieces, ibid. counterbalance, pro/s ti Eust. 60.29 . a)ntizwgre/w, save alive in turn, Babr. 107.16 . a)ntiqa/lpw, warm mutually, a)llh/lous J. BJ 4.4.6 . a)ntiqa^na^ta/w, devise death in turn, Eust. 1029.40 . a)ntiqa/ptw, bury opposite:— Pass. , aor. a)nteta/fhn IG 14.1721 . a)nti/qema, atos, to/, = a)nti/qhma , IG 4.823.69 , Haussoullier Milet p.163 . a)nti/qeos, h, on, equal to the gods, godlike (cf. S.E. M. 7.6 ): Homeric epith. of heroes, Il. 5.663 , etc.; of nations, ib. 12.408 , Od. 6.241 ; of women, only ib. 11.117 ; applied even to Polyphemus and the suitors, ib. 1.70 , 14.18 ; h(/rwes a). B. 10.79 . contrary to God, Ph. 1.566 , al. Subst. a)nti/qeos, o(, hostile deity, Hld. 4.7 , Iamb. Myst. 3.31 , PMag.Lond. 121.635 (unless Adj., disguised as a god). a)ntiqera^peu/w, take care of in turn, gone/as X. Cyr. 8.3.49 . court in return, in Pass. , J. AJ 17.2.4 , Max.Tyr. 20.6 . a)ntiqermai/nw, warm in turn, Alex.Aphr. Pr. 1.115 , Gal. 1.656 . a)ntiqe/sion, to/, = ca/nqion , Dsc. 4.136 . a)nti/-qesis, ews, h(, opposition, Pl. Sph. 257e , 258b ; a)nti/qesin e)/xein pro/s ti correspond to . ., Arist. HA 503a25 ; resistance, AP 12.200 ( Strat. ). in Logic, opposition of propositions, in pl., Arist. Int. 19b20 , Top. 113b15 , Metaph. 1054a23 . substitution of the contradictory, as 'not-man' for 'man', h( su\n -qe/sei a)ntistrofh/, conversion by negation, e.g. 'man is an animal ∴ what is not an animal cannot be a man', Anon. in SE 15.23 , al. Rhet., antithesis, Isoc. 12.2 , Arist. Rh. 1410a22 ; in forensic oratory, counter-proposition, Hermog. Id. 1.4 , al. Gramm., change or transposition of a letter, Hdn.Gr. 2.945 , Diom. 1.442K. a)nti-qete/on, one must oppose, pro/s ti o(/ti . . Arist. Pol. 1286b2 . a)nti-qetiko/s, h/, o/n, setting in opposition, contrasting, a). du/namis fainome/nwn te kai\ nooume/nwn S.E. P. 1.8 ; antithetical, Eust. 1325.19 ; a)ntiqetika/, ta/, D. 21 Arg. ii9 ; a). sta/sis Hermog. Stat. 4 , al. contrasted, correspondent, of poems in which a number of kw=la are repeated in reversed order, Heph. Poëm. 4.6 . a)nti/-qetos, on, opposed, antithetic, a). ei)pw\n ou)de/n Timoel. 127 ; fu/sin e)/xein a). pro/s ti Plu. 2.672c ; a)retai=s kaki/ai a). S.E. M. 9.156 , cf. Plot. 2.5.2 , Phld. Ir. p.87 W.: c.gen., inconsistent with, PTeb. 24.63 . Adv. a)nti/-tws, suzugei=n Plu. 2.1022e , cf. Demetr. Eloc. 24 ; a). e)/xein, of bones in arm, Heliod. ap. Orib. 44.23.27 ; a). a)ntikei=sqai, of u(gi/eia and no/sos, opp. a)ntifatikw=s, Alex.Aphr. in Top. 580.1 . =dia/metros, Vett.Val. 340.23 . a). ya=fos blackball, GDI 4p.1204 (Itanos). a)nti/qeton, to/, antithesis, Ar. Fr. 326 , Arist. Rh.Al. 1435b26 , Aeschin. 2.4 . a)ntiqe/w, fut. -qeu/somai Hdt. 5.22 :—run against another, compete in a race, l.c. run contrary ways, AP 9.822 . a)ntiqh/gw, whet against another, o)do/ntas e)pi/ tina Luc. Par. 51 . a)nti/qhma, atos, to/, revetment of wall, IG 1.321 , cf. 11.203A45 (Delos). a)ntiqli/bw [li_], press against, counteract, a)llh/lous Archyt. ap. Stob. 2.13.120 :— Pass. , a)ntiqli/betai to\ qli=bon crushing produces counter-crushing, Arist. GA 768b20 . a)ntiqnh/skw, die in turn or for another, EM 114.14 . a)ntiqrhne/w, wail in return, tini/ An.Ox. 3.180 . a)nti/qroos, on, echoing, resounding, Coluth. 118 , APl. 4.153 ( Satyr. ). a)ntiqrw/|skw, leap to meet, Emp. 105.1 . a)ntiqu_mo/omai, show anger in turn, Ael. NA 17.13 codd. (a)ntifilotim- Hercher). a)nti/qu^ros, on, (qu/ra) opposite the door, kat' a)nti/quron klisi/hs opposite the door of the house, Od. 16.159 , as the Sch.; or it may be a neut. Subst. a)nti/quron the part facing the door, vestibule, as it is in ba=te kat' a)ntiqu/rwn S. El. 1433 , ubi v. Herm. : in Luc. Symp. 8 , the side of a room facing the door, cf. Alex. 16 , Dom. 26 . a)ntiqu/w, sacrifice in turn, Philox. 10 ( Pass. ). a)ntikaqaire/w, pull down or destroy in turn, D.C. 46.34 . a)ntikaqeu/dw, sleep again or instead, AP 11.366 ( Maced. ). a)ntika/qhmai, Ion. a)ntika/t-, properly pf. of a)ntikaqi/zomai, butused as pres.:— to be set over against, tini/ Archyt. ap. Stob. 4.1.138 . mostly of armies or fleets, lie over against, so as to watch each other, h(me/rai sfi a)ntikathme/noisi e)gego/nesan o)ktw/ Hdt. 9.39 , cf. 41 , Th. 5.6 , X. Eq.Mag. 8.12 , etc.: metaph., lo/gos a). tini S.E. M. 1.145 . a)ntikaqi/zomai, Ion. a)ntikat-, fut. -edou=mai: aor. -ezo/mhn:— Med. , sit or lie over against, of armies or fleets watching one another, Hdt. 4.3.5.1 , Th. 1.30 , 4.124 . Act. , place or settle instead of another, LXX 4 Ki. 17.26 . a)ntikaqi/sthmi, Ion. a)ntikat-, fut. -katasth/sw:— replace, substitute, a)/lla Hdt. 9.93 ; mh\ e)la/ssw a)ntikatasth=sai pa/lin replace an equal quantity of gold, Th. 2.13 ; a)/llous a). set up others in their stead, Arist. Mir. 838a3 . set against, oppose, tina\ pro/s tina Th. 4.93 ; establish as a counterpart, tina/ tini Pl. R. 591a . set up or bring back again, a). e)pi\ to\ qarrei=n Th. 2.65 ; rally, tou\s qorubhqe/ntas D.H. 6.11 . Pass. , with aor. 2 and pf. Act. ; also aor. 1 katesta/qhn X. An. 3.1.38 :—to be put in another's place, reign in his stead, Hdt. 2.37 , X.l.c. to be pitted against another, opposed, abs., Th. 1.71 , 3.47 , etc.; tini/ X. Eq.Mag. 7.5 . in lawsuits, to be confronted with, tini/, pro/s tina, POxy. 97.9 (ii A. D.), BGU 168.11 (ii A.D.). a)nti/kainon: i)so/kainon, Hsch. a)ntikai/w, Att. a)nti-ka/w, set on fire in turn, Pl. Ti. 65e . a)ntika^kourge/w, damage in return, tina/ Pl. Cri. 49c , 54c . a)ntika^ko/w, = foreg., J. BJ 3.7.30 . a)ntika^le/w, invite in turn, X. Smp. 1.15 (in fut. Pass. -klhqh/somai), cf. Ev.Luc. 14.12 . a)ntikallwpi/zomai, adorn oneself in rivalry with, pro\s th\n polute/leian eu)telei/a| Plu. 2.406d . a)ntika/nqaron,=h(merokalle/s, Ps.- Dsc. 3.122 . perh. cost of carriage, Just. Edict. 13.15 . a)ntika/rdion, to/, in Poll. 2.165 , pit of the stomach: but Ruf. Onom. 68 makes it the depression in the throat above the clavicle, = sfagh/, laukani/h , cf. hsch. (a)ntikaraw=n cod.). a)ntikartere/w, hold out against, pro/s ti D.C. 39.41 . a)ntikataba/llw, in Med. , repay, render, th\n prosh/kousan xa/rin Lib. Decl. 43.3 . a)ntikata/gw [a^g], bring in instead:— Pass. , a)ntikataxqh=me/n tini come into the place of another, Ti.Locr. 101d . a)ntikata-du/nw [u_], set over against, of stars setting at sunrise, Hipparch. 2.2.11 , al., Theo Sm. p.137H. a)ntikata-du/omai, stoop down in turn or in opposition, Ach Tat. 6.18 . a)ntikata/-du^sis, ews, h(, setting in the opposite quarter, in pl., Hipparch. 2.1.14 , 2.2.1 . a)ntikata-qnh/skw, aor.2 -e/qanon, die or be slain in turn, tou\s ktano/ntas a)ntikatqanei=n A. Ch. 144 . a)ntikata-klei/w, in Pass. , to be enclosed in turn, Ruf. Oss. 38 . a)ntikata-lamba/nw, take possession of in turn, Ti.Locr. 102d . = a)ntilagxa/nw, di/khn Pl.Com. 9D. occupy in opposition, lo/fon D.C. 36.47 , cf. 42.31 . a)ntikata-le/gw, enroll instead, soldiers or senators, Id. 40.65 , 54.14 . a)ntikata-lei/pw, leave in one's stead, Pl. R. 540b , Pyth. Sim. 36 . a)ntikat-alla^gh/, h(, exchange, tino\s pro/s ti Plu. 2.49d , cf. PFlor. 47.15 (iii A. D.); requital, Sch. Opp. H. 2.687 . a)ntikat-a/llagma, atos, to/, satisfaction, J. AJ 15.9.2 , Onos. 34.4 (pl.). a)ntikat-allakte/on, one must exchange, tina/ tinwn Arr. Epict. 4.3 tit. a)ntikat-a/llacis, ews, h(, profits of commerce, D.L. 7.99 , BGU 1210.177 (ii A. D., pl.). a)ntikat-alla/ssomai, Att. a)ntika/t-ttomai, Med. , exchange one thing for another: give one thing for another, th\n i)di/an yuxh\n a)nti\ th=s koinh=s swthri/as Lycurg. 88 ; to\ zh=n u(pe\r a)/llou ou)deno/s Isoc. 5.135 . receive one thing in exchange for another, ti a)nti/ tinos Id. 6.109 , Aeschin. 3.92 , D.Chr. 40.30 . set off or balance one thing against another, eu)ergesi/as kri/sews Din. 1.14 ; a). ti pro\s th\n peri\ ta\ qei=a filosofi/an afford some compensation for . ., Arist. PA 645a3 ; a). a)dikou=nta, ei) blabero/n, a)lla\ kalo/n submit in justification a balance in case of injury . ., Id. Rh. 1416a11 . interchange, Id. EN 1157a12 . Pass. , a)ntikatallagh=nai (sc. th= tu/xh|) to be reconciled, Plb. 15.20.5 : abs., come to an agreement, peri\ ou(= a)ntikathlla/gh PFlor. 47.13 . Act. , come to an agreement, o(mologw=men a)ntikathllaxe/nai pro\s a)llh/gous ib. 3 (iii A. D.). a)ntikata-metre/w, assign land in compensation or exchange, PTeb. 61b111 , 72.39 (ii B. C., Pass. ). a)ntikata-mu/w [u_], shut one's eyes in turn, Poll. 9.113 . a)ntikata-plh/ssw, frighten in turn, App. BC 3.91 , Onos. 29.2 . a)ntikata-rre/w, flow down, drip in turn, Olymp. in Mete. 80.36 , al., Steph. in Hp. 1.130D. , al.; run back again, Gal. 8.285 . a)ntikata-skeua/zw, establish instead, D.H. 1.5 . 'paint in the opposite colours', polla\ tw=n a)di/kwn J. AJ 16.7.1 . prepare in opposition, D.C. 49.37 , 77.15 . a)ntikata/-sta^sis, ews, h(, being confronted with one another, Plb. 4.47.4 ; opposition, J. AJ 16.2.5 ; lo/goi e)c a)ntikatasta/sews geno/menoi Decr.ib. 14.10.21 , cf. SIG 785.7 (Chios). a)ntikata-stra^topedeu/w, to encamp opposite, D.H. 8.84 . a)ntikata/-sxesis, ews, h(, holding in by force, tou= pneu/matos Arist. Pr. 961b22 . a)ntikata/-ta^sis, ews, h(, counter-extension, Hp. Art. 72 . confronting, pro/s tina BGU 1138.3 (i B. C.), POxy. 260.10 (i A. D.). a)ntikata-tei/nw, make counter-extension, Hp. Fract. 14 , Art. 3 . metaph., a)\n a)ntikatatei/nantes le/gwmen au)tw=| lo/gon para\ lo/gon if we speak setting speech directly in contrast with speech against him, Pl. R. 348a , cf. Plu. 2.669e . a)ntikata-tre/xw, aor. -e/dra^mon, overrun in turn, D.C. 60.9 . a)ntikata-fe/romai, to be carried down again, Gal. 17(2).57 . a)ntikata-frone/w, despise in turn, tino/s D.C. 54.33 . a)ntikata-fu^teu/w, plant instead, e(/tera a)nti\ tw=n e)kleipo/ntwn [de/ndrwn] BGU 1120.33 (i B. C.). a)ntikata-xwrismo/s, o(, replacement, Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.10.14 . a)ntikat-e/xw, hold fast on the other side, Hp. Art. 74 . Astrol., occupy incongruous position, tou\s oi)/kous h)\ ta\ u(yw/mata Cat.Cod.Astr. 8(3).115 . a)ntikat-hgore/w, accuse in turn, recriminate upon, tino/s Gorg. Pal. 27 , Lys. 6.42 , Aeschin. 1.178 :—in Pass. , D.C. 36.40 . Pass. , in Logic, to be convertible, a). tou= pra/gmatos Arist. Top. 102a19 , al.; reciprocate, of cause and effect, Id. APo. 73a16 , cf. 78a28 . a)ntikat-hgorhtiko/s, h/, o/n, contradictory, sermo (i.e. lo/gos) Gal. Subf.Emp. 12p.65Bonnet. a)ntikat-hgori/a, h(, countercharge, Quint. Inst. 3.10.4 . a)ntika/t-hmai, a)ntikati/zomai, a)ntikati/sthmi, Ion. for a)ntika/q-. a)ntikat-olisqai/nw, slip down correspondingly, Paul.Aeg. 6.65 . a)ntika/twn, wnos, o(, Anticato, name of a book written by Caesar in reply to the Cato of Cicero, Plu. Caes. 54 , App. BC 2.99 . a)nti/keimai, 3 pl. a)ntike/atai Archyt. ap. Stob. 2.2.4 , used as Pass. of a)ntiti/qhmi:—to be set over against, correspond with, tima\ a)gaqoi=sin a). is held out to them as a fitting reward, Pi. I. 7(6).26 :—a)ntikei/menos, o(, name of a bandage, Sor. Fasc. 12.515C. to be opposite to, of places, tino/s Hp. Aeër. 4 ; tini/ Str. 2.5.15 ; of things, to be opposite or opposed, pro\s a)/llhla Pl. Sph. 258b ; a). kata\ dia/metron in a circle, Arist. Cael. 277a23 , al. Adv. -me/nws, sune/sthken PA 654a11 . to be opposed, in various ways, Cat. 11b17 , Metaph. 1055a38 , al.; in Logic, ai( -keime/nai prota/seis APr. 63b24 , al. Adv. a)ntikeime/nws Metaph. 1054b15 , etc.; propositions are opposed either contradictorily (a)ntifatikw=s) or contrarily (e)nanti/ws), Int. 17b16 ; a)ntikei/mena defined as w(=n to\ e(/teron tou= e(te/rou a)pofa/sei pleona/zei Stoic. 2.70 , cf. 82 , al. Rhet., a)ntikeime/nh [le/cis] antithetical, Arist. Rh. 1409b35 ; a)ntikeime/nws ei)pei=n ib. 1401a5 , cf. 1410b29 ; a)ntikei/mena kw=la Demetr. Eloc. 22 . resist, be adverse, a)ntikei/somai toi=s a)ntikeime/nois soi LXX Ex. 23.22 , cf. Is. 66.6 , al., Ev.Luc. 13.17 , al.; to be hurtful, toi=s sw/masi Procop.Gaz. Ep. 27 . a)ntike/leuqos, on, pursuing an opposite path, fa/os Man. 4.74 ; simply, opposite, toi=xos Nonn. D. 8.191 : c. gen., *karki/nos a). *ai)gokerh=os 2.658 . opposing, hostile, ai)xmh/ 2.459 , cf. 23.35 ,al. a)ntikeleu/w, bid, command in turn, Th. 1.128 : Pass. , to be bidden to do a thing in turn, ib. 139 . a)nti/kentron, to/, that which acts as a goad, A. Eu. 136 , 466 . a)ntike/fa^lon, to/, back of the head, Lyd. Mens. 4.54 , Hippiatr. 115 . as Adj., krokodei/lous -kefa/lous au(toi=s back to back, PMag.Par. 1.2954 . a)ntikhdeu/w, mind, tend instead of another, tino/s E. Ion 734 :—also a)ntikh/domai, Poll. 5.142 . a)ntikh=ruc, ukos, o(, deputy-herald, IG 3.1295 . a)ntikhru/ssw, proclaim in answer to, ou)de\n a)ntekh/rucen lo/gois E. Supp. 673 ; in opposition to, tini/ Lib. Decl. 39.45 . a)ntiki_n-e/w, move in opposition, Arist. Mem. 45 <*> a26 , cf. Ph. 2.22 :— Med. or Pass. , a)na/gkh to\ kinou=n a)ntikinei=sqai must suffer a counter-movement, Arist. Ph. 257b23 , cf. GA 768b10 , Cael. 272b4 . in Pass. also, make counter-movements, pro\s pa=n Plb. 2.66.3 ; sfodro/teron -hqh=nai relaliate more ruthlessly, Chor. p.226B. a)ntiki_/n-hsis, ews, h(, contrary motion, Corp.Herm. 2.6 , Simp. inPh. 677.20 , Id.inCael. 366.8 , 395.29 . a)ntiki_/n-htos, on, moved in return, Phlp. inPh. 355.15 . a)ntiki^xa/nw [xa_], encounter, only aor. Med. a)ntik[i]xome/nhn BGU 1024vii29 (iv/v A. D.). a)ntikla/zw, sound by striking against, kraugh\ . . pe/traisin a)nte/klagc' is echoed by them, E. Andr. 1145 . c. acc. cogn., a). a)llh/lais me/los sing against one another, Id. Ba. 1057 . a)ntiklai/w, Att. a)ntiki_n-kla/w, weep in return, Hdt. 3.14 ( v.l. a)ne/klaion ), Eust. 37.14 . a)ntikla/w, bend back, Sch. Opp. H. 1.152 . a)ntiklei/omai, to be enclosed, ei)s th\n koilo/thta Ruf. Oss. 32 . a)nti/kleis, eidos, h(, false key, Poll. 10.22 , Palch. in Cat.Cod.Astr. 1.97.13 :—also a)ntiki_/n-kleiqron, to/, Gloss. a)nti/klhsis, ews, h(, calling upon, summoning in return, Jul. Ep. 192 . a)ntikli/nw [i_], turn or bend again, Musae. 107 . a)nti/kli^sis, ews, h(, alternative inflexion, Sch. Opp. H. 1.59 . a)ntiknhmia/zw, strike on the shin, S.E. M. 1.217 (s.v.l.). a)ntiknh/mion, to/, part of the leg in front of the knh/mh ( th=s knh/mhs to\ pro/sqen Arist. HA 494a6 ; but to\ o)/pisqen Sch. Ar. Pl. 784 ), shin, Hippon. 49 , Hp. Fract. 18 , Ar. Ach. 219 , Eq. 907 . a)nti/koilon, to/, hollow of the instep, dub. l. in Polem.Phgn. 85 . a)ntikola/zw, punish in return, Luc. Tyr. 12 ( Pass. ). a)ntikola^keu/w, flatter in turn, Plu. Alc. 24 . a)ntikomi/zw, bring back as an answer, lo/gon Plu. Lys. 26 :— Med. , receive in exchange, J. BJ 2.8.4 , App. BC 4.70 . a)ntikompa/zw, boast in opposition, tini/ Plu. Ant. 62 . a)ntikonto/w, support with a pole or stick, cu/lw| a). tw=| sw/mati Hp. Mochl. 20 (a)ntikontai/nousi prob.l. for -kotai/nousi Erot. , -kote/ousi or -konte/ousi codd.).—But -o/w is confirmed by a)ntiko/ntwsis, ews, h(, the support of a stick to a lame man, Id. Art. 52 , 58 . a)nti-koph/, h(, beating back, hindrance, check, Epicur. Ep. 1p.10U. ; resistance, Id. Nat.Herc. 908.4 ; proskrou/sei kai\ a). Plu. 2.77a ; clashing, of streams meeting, Str. 5.2.5 . a)nti-koptiko/s, h/, o/n, resisting, repellent. S.E. M. 10.137 . a)nti-ko/ptw, cut down mutually, a)llh/lous D.C. 43.37 (nisi leg. a)nak-). beat back, resist, in a physical sense, c. acc., o(ko/tan ne/fea . . a)ntiko/yh| pneu=ma e)nanti/on Hp. Aeër. 8 : abs., o(/tan pneu=ma a)ntiko/pth| no/tion Arist. HA 599a1 , cf. PA 642b1 ; check growth, o(/tan a)ntiko/yh| o( xeimw/n Thphr. CP 1.12.6 , cf. Epicur. Ep. 1p.11U. , al.:—in Pass. , meet with resistance, Id. Nat.Herc. 908.2 ; a), a)llh/lois, of winds, Thphr. Vent. 53 . of persons, o( de\ *qhrame/nhs a)nte/kopte le/gwn . . X. HG 2.3.15 , cf. Aristid. Or. 43(1).10 : c. dat, Phld. Vit. pp 9 , 25J. of things, h)/n ti a)ntiko/yh| if there be any hindrance, X. HG 2.3.31 ; h( pukno/ths a). pro\s tou=to militates against this, Demetr.Lac. Herc. 1055.18 . a)ntikoru/ssomai, Med. , take arms against, a)ne/mois AP 7.668 ( Leon. ), Ath. 15.701b . a)ntikosm-e/w, arrange in turn, Plu. 2.813d . adorn in turn, ib. 828a :— Pass. , Aristid. Or. 25 ( 43 ). 33 :—Subst. a)ntiko/sm-hsis, ews, h(, Suid. a)ntikosm-h/ths, ou, o(, deputy-kosmhth/s (signf. 1.2 ), IG 3.1120 , al.:— hence a)ntikosm-hteu/w, discharge this office, ib. 1126 . a)ntikot-e/w: obstrigillo, obtrecto, officio, Gloss. :—also a)ntiko/t-hsis: offensio, ib. a)nti/koyis, ews, h(, opposition, a)ne/mwn Thphr. Vent. 55 . a)ntikra/zw, pf. a)ntike/kraga, to shout in return, polla\ bla/sfhma/ tisi J. BJ 6.2.3 . a)ntikra^te/w, hold, have instead of something else, AP 11.298 . a)ntikri/nw [i_n], judge in turn, tina/ Aristid. Or. 34650 ). 40 ; compare, match, ti/ tini Ael. NA 5.56 , al.:— Pass. , pro/s ti 2.43 , al.:— Med. , contend against, LXX Jb. 9.32 , 11.3 . a)nti/krios, o(, counter-ram, Aen.Tact. 22.7 . a)nti/kri^sis, ews, h(, = a)po/krisis , Anaxil. 41 , Poll. 4.113 . a)nti/-krousis, ews, h(, abrupt close, in a rhetorical period, Arist. Rh. 1409b22 ; hindrance, check, Plu. 2.721b ; dub. sens. in Aeschin. 1.168 , perh. repartee. a)nti-krousmo/s: offensio, Gloss. a)nti-krousti/a, h(, dub. sens. in Phld. Po. 1677.23 . a)nti-krou/w, strike or clash against, come into collision, in a physical sense, o)li/ga . . ta\ a)ntikrou/onta au)toi=s Arist. Cael. 313b2 : abs., Id. PA 642a36 , al., cf. Pl. Lg. 857c ; a)spi\s a)spi/di Lib. Decl. 37.8 . in a general sense, au)toi=s . . tou=to a)ntekekrou/kei had been a hindrance to them, had counteracted them, Th. 6.46 ; a). toi=s logismoi=s J. AJ 2.4.3 ; a). tai=s sumbouli/ais Plu. Ages. 7 ; a) pro/s ti Id. Cat.Ma. 24 : abs., prove a hindrance, offer resistance, a)nte/krouse/ ti kai\ ge/gon' oi(=on ou)k e)/dei D. 18.198 ; e)an a)ntikrou/sh| tis Arist. Rh. 1379a12 ; a)nte/krouon ai( gunai=kes Pol. 1270a7 . a)ntikru/, Adv. = a)/nthn , over against, right opposite, qeoi=s a)ntikru\ ma/xesqai I 1.5.130 : c. gen., *(/ektoros a)ntikru/ ib. 8.301 . = a)/nti^krus , straight on, right on, a)ntikru\ do/ru xa/lkeon e)cepe/rhsen Od. 10.162 ; a)ntikru\ memaw/s I 1.13.137 : mostly followed by a Prep., a)ntikru\ d' a)n' o)do/ntas 5.74 ; a)ntikru\ di' w)/mou 4.481 , cf. Od. 22.16 ; a)ntikru\ kata\ me/sson right in the middle, I 1.16.285 ; once in X. , a)ntikru\ dia/|ttwn Cyr. 7.1.30 ; cf. katanti_kru/. outright, utterly, quite, a)ntikru\ d' a)po/fhmi I 1.7.362 ; a)ntikru\ d' a)pa/race 16.116 ; a)ntikru\ maka/ressin e)/i+kto A.R. 4.1612 , etc. (Cf. a)/ntikrus sub fin.) [n_ generally, but u^ Il. 5.130 , 819 ; i^ by nature (cf. katanti^kou/ Ar. Ec. 87 ), i_ by po ition in Ep. ] a)/nti^kru^s, Adv. straight on, right on, a)/ntikrus i)w\n parekaqe/zeto e)k decia=s he came straight up and . ., Pl. Euthd. 273b , cf. Ar. Lys. 1068 , Th. 2.4 ; also ei)s to\ a). poreu/esqai Pl. Smp. 223b . outright, openly, without disguise, o(/pws a)/. ta/d' ai)ne/sw A. Ch. 192 ; o( xrhsmo\s a)/. le/gei Ar. Eq. 128 ; eu)/xontai/ ge ploutei=n a)/. Id. Pl. 134 ; a)/. e)/fh xrh=nai plei=n Th. 6.49 ; a(\ h)dikou=nto ou) dhlou=ntes a)/ntikrus Id. 5.30 ; ou)de\n h)\ a)/. doulei/an downright slavery, Id. 1.122 ; h( a)/. e)leuqeri/a Id. 8.64 ; ou)k a)/. not at all, ou) dioi/sont' a)/. tw=n *(hrakleidw=n Ar. Pl. 384 . sts. of Time, straightway, sullabo/ntes a)/gousin a)/. w(s a)poktenou=ntes Lys. 13.78 , cf. Men. Pk. 38 , Pl. Ax 367a . later, = a)ntikru/ , opposite, a)/. ei=nai to oppose, Arist. EE 1243a37 ; a)/. e)pie/nai against, D.H. 3.24 ; katasth=nai Plu. Sol. 27 ; katakliqh=nai/ tinos LXX 3 Ma. 5.16 ; e)n th=| a)/. puali/di CIG (add.) 4224e (Cragus): c. gen., a)/. *xi/ou Act.Ap. 20.15 , cf. PTeb. 395.4 (ii A.D.), etc.—Gramm. distinguish a)ntikru/, = e)c e)nanti/as , and a)/ntikrus, = fanerw=s, diarrh/dhn , cf. AB 408 , but a)ntikru/ (q.v.) has both senses in Hom. (-kru(s) prob. akin to ke/ras, ka/ra.) a)ntikru/sion, dub. sens., Theognost. Can. 125.2 (from a)/ntikrus). a)nti/kthsis, ews, h(, acquisition of one thing for another, a)delfou= a). ou)k e)/stin Plu. 2.481e . a)ntikto/nos, on, (ktei/nw) in requital for murder, a)ntikto/nois poinai=si . . patro/s A. Eu. 464 . a)ntiktu^pe/w, aor. a)nte/ktupon, ring in response, AP 14.10.3 ; clash against, tini/ APl. 4.221 ( Theaet. ): abs., Procop. Goth. 2.23 . a)ntiku_dai/nw, praise in turn, Them. Or. 4.57d . a)ntiku_mai/nomai, Pass. , boil with conflicting waves, dash hither and thither, Plu. 2.897c ; of wind in a cul-de-sac, surge back, Orib. 9.20.3 . a)ntiku_mato/w, surge against, Procop. Aed. 4.8 . a)ntiku/prios, sc. pou/s, the foot - ^ - - ^, Diom. 1.482K. a)ntiku/ptw, occur, crop up, ta\s a)ntikuptou/sas xrei/as Ascl. Tact. 12.10 (fort. a)na-). a)ntikuri/a, h(, hellebore, Suid. :—also a)ntiku/rikon: o( e)lle/boros, Hsch. (From the place-name *)antiku/ra.) a)ntiku/rw [u_], aor. a)nte/kursa, hit upon, encounter, meet, tini/ Pi. O. 12.12 , S. OC 99 , etc.: abs., Id. Ph. 545 . a)ntiku/wn: a)lw/phc, Hsch. a)ntikwlu/w, hinder by resisting, Hp. Loc.Hom. 10 :—hence a)nti-u_te/on, Gal. 18(2).390 . a)ntikwma/zw, celebrate by a festival in turn, Sch. Pi. P. 9.156 . a)ntikwmw|de/w, ridicule in turn, Plu. Flam. 9 , Max. Tyr. 9.3 . a)ntikwphla/ths, ou, o(, = a)nthre/ths , Sch. A. Th. 283 . a)ntila^b-eu/s, e/ws, o(, = po/rpac , Hsch. a)ntila^b-h/, h(, thing to hold by, handle, o(/pws a)\n . . mh\ e)/xoi a)ntilabh\n h( xei/r Th. 7.65 ; of a shield, ou)/te po/rpakas ou)/t' a)ntilaba\s e)/xei Str. 3.3.6 . grip, of a dog, Ael. NA 8.1 . metaph., polla\s . . e)/xei u(poyi/as kai\ a)ntilaba/s gives many handles against one, points of attack, Pl. Phd. 84c ; so a). dido/nai D.H. Rh. 8.15 ; pare/xesqai Luc. Tim. 20 . Gramm., in dramatic dialogue, division of a line between two speakers, Hsch. apprehension. Dam. Pr. 6 . a)ntilagxa/nw, pf. -ei/lhxa D. 40.3 :—as law-term, move for a rehearing of a suit, when the case had gone by default, a). di/aitan Id. 21.86 ; a). th\n mh\ ou)=san (sc. di/aitan) ib. 90 , cf. Poll. 8.61 , Hsch. ; th\n e)/rhmon (sc. di/khn) a). D. 32.27 . enter an exceptive plea, oi( no/moi dido/asi ta\s paragrafa\s a)ntilagxa/nein Id. 37.33 . bring counteraction, Procop. Arc. 17 . a)ntila/zomai or a)ntila^/b-u^mai, poet. and Dor. Prose for a)ntilamba/nomai, take hold of, hold by, c. gen., E. IA 1227 ; pragma/twn Theag. ap. Stob. 3.1.67 , cf. Archyt.ib. 117 ; take a share of, partake in, po/nwn E. Or. 452 , etc. c. acc., to receive in turn, to be repaid, a)ntila/zntai . . toia/d' a(\n tokeu=si dw=| Id. Supp. 363 . (-la/zumai l.c., Or. 753 , IA 1109 ; -la/zomai ib. 1227 , Or. 452 (-la/zon); both forms in codd. Med. 1216 ) a)ntilakti/zw, kick against, tini/ Ar. Pax 613 ; tw=|nw=| Phld. Rh.Supp. p.52S. kick back in return, o)/non Plu. 2.10c . a)ntila^kwni/zw, answer in Laconian fashion, Eust. 1642.51 . a)nti-la^le/w, speak against one, dub. in Men Epit. 529 , Sm. Ps. 138 ( 139 ). 20 . a)nti/-la^los, dub. in Epic.Alex.Adesp. 9ix 15 . a)ntilamba/nw, receive instead of, xrusou= dw/mata plh/rh ta=s h(/bas a). E. HF 646 (lyr.); mostly without a gen., ou)/te kakou\s eu)= drw=n eu)= pa/lin a)ntila/bois receive in turn, Thgn. 108 ; ka)\n . . h)=| sw/frwn . . sw/fron' a)ntilh/yetai E. Andr. 741 ; h(donh\n do/ntas . . kaki/an . . a). Th. 3.58 ; e)/ranon Arist. Pol. 133o b40 ; a). a)/llhn [xw/ran] seize in return, get instead, Th. 1.143 ; a). a)/llous tina/s X. Cyr. 5.3.12 , cf. 8.7.16 ; xa/rita AP 6.191 (Longus). mostly in Med. , with pf. Pass. -ei/lhmmai Lys. 28.15 , Pl. Prm. 130e : c. gen., lay hold of, saprou= pei/smatos a)ntela/bou Thgn. 1362 ; a)/krou tou= stu/rakos a). Pl. La. 184a , cf. Prt. 317d ,al.; th=| a)ristera=| a). tou= tri/bwvos ib. 335d ; fili/ou xwri/ou a). gain or reach it, Th. 7.77 , cf. Ar. Th. 242 : abs., -o/menos Th. 3.22 . b. metaph.c.gen., lay hold of, th=s swthri/as, th=s e)leuqeri/as, tou= a)sfalou=s, Id. 2.61 , 62 , 3.22 ; lay claim to, tou= qro/nou Ar. Ra. 777 , 787 ; tou= patrikou= me/rous BGU 648.10 (ii A.D.). help, take part with, assist, ou)k a)ntilh/yesq'; E. Tr. 464 ; of persons, a). *(ellh/rwn to take their part, D.S. 11.13 ; a). tw=n a)sqenou/ntwn Act.Ap. 20.35 , etc.: abs., Th. 7.70 :— also in Pass. , a)nteilhmme/nh having received help, BGU 1105.21 (Aug.), al. take part or share in a thing, take in hand, tw=n pragma/twn X. Cyr. 2.3.6 , D. 1.20 , etc.; tou= pole/mou Isoc. 6.101 ; th=s qala/tths Plb. 1.39.14 ; th=s *)afrodi/ths Alex. 219.15 ; th=s paidei/as Pl. R. 534d ; a). tou= lo/gou seize on the conversation (to the interruption of the rest), ib. 336b : abs., a)rxo/menoi pa/ntes o)cu/teron a). Th. 2.8 , cf. 8.106 . take hold of for the purpose of finding fault, reprehend, attack, h(mw=n Pl. Sph. 239d , cf. R. 497d , etc.; tou=de a)ntilabw/meqa let us attack the question, Id. Tht. 169d ; a). w(s a)du/naton . . to object that . ., Id. Sph. 251b : abs., Id. Grg. 506a . take fast hold of, i.e. captivate, o( lo/gos a)ntilamba/netai/ mou Id. Phd. 88d , cf. Prm. 130e , Luc. Nigr. 19 . of plants, take hold, Thphr. HP 4.1.5 ; of scions, unite, CP 1.6.4 . grasp with the mind, perceive, apprehend, Pl. Ax. 370a ; noted as an obsol, word for suni/hmi by Luc. Sol. 7 :—so of the senses, a). kata\ th\n a)koh/n, o)sfrh/sei, S.E. P. 1.50 , 64 , cf. Phot. p.148R. , Alex.Aphr. in Top. 103.1 , al. in Med. also, hold back, i(/ppou tw=| xalinw=| X. Eq. 10.15 , cf. Arist. MM 1188b6 ; interrupt, Aud. 802b26 . Act. in sense of Med. , Alex.Aphr. Pr. 1.38 . a)nti-la/mpw, inf. -la/mphn Sapph. Supp. 3.6 :—light up in turn, oi( d' a)nte/lamyan (sc. oi( fu/lakes) A. Ag. 294 . intr., reflect light, shine, X. Cyn. 5.18 ; pro\s th\n selh/nhn Plu. Arat. 21 ; of the rainbow, Anaxag. 19 . shine opposite to or in the face of, o( h(/lios a). tini/ Plu. Mar. 26 ,etc., cf. Arr. Tact. 27.4 : metaph., dazzle, tw=| a)kroa/th| le/cis a). Plu. 2.41c . vie in brilliance with, tini/ Philostr. Ep. 32 . a)nti/-lamyis, ews, h(, reflection of light, Plu. 2.930d , 931b . a)ntilaoi/: tw=n a)/rtwn kla/smata, Hsch. a)ntile/gw, Hdt. , Com., and Att. Prose (cf. a)ntagoreu/w): fut. a)ntile/cw E. Hipp. 993 , Ar. Ra. 998 , Lys. 8.10 (but the common fut. is a)nterw=): aor. a)nte/leza S. OT 409 , Ar. Nu. 1040 (but the aor. commonly used is a)ntei=pon): pf. a)ntei/rhka: fut. Pass. a)nteirh/somai:—speak against, gainsay, contradict, tini/ Th. 5.30 , Pl. Smp. 216b , X. Mem. 4.6.13 , etc.; peri/ tinos Th. 8.53 , X. Mem. 4.4.8 ; u(pe\r tw=n dikai/wn ib. 3.5.12 ; pro/s ti 1.2.17 ; pro/s pa/nta ta\ di/kaia Ar. Nu. 888 :—often folld. by a dependent clause, a). w(s . . declare in opposition or answer that . ., xrhsmoi=si ou)k e)/xw a)ntile/gein w(s ou)k ei)si\ a)lhqe/es Hdt. 8.77 , cf. Ar. Eq. 980 , Th. 8.24 , X. An. 2.3.25 , etc.; ou) tou=to/ g' a)ntile/gousin, w(s ou) . . Arist. Pol. 1287b23 ; also a). u(pe/r tinos w(s . . Th. 8.45 : so c. inf., a). poih/sein tau=ta, h)/n . . to reply that they will . ., if . ., Id. 1.28 ; a). mh\ ktei=nai *mutilhnai/ous Id. 3.41 ; a). to\ mh\ ou) a)ciou=sqai/ tina X. Cyr. 2.2.20 . c. acc. rei, i)/s' a)ntile/cai S. OT 409 ; a). to\n e)nanti/on lo/gon Lys. 8.11 ; mu=qon a). tini/ tell one tale in reply to another, Ar. Lys. 806 ; a)ntile/gomen pra=gma/ ti Men. Epit. 8 :— Pass. , to be disputed, questioned, X. HG 6.5.37 ; of a place, u(po/ tinos a)ntilego/menon counter-claimed, ib. 3.2.30 ; a)ntile/gesqai mikro\n pro/s tina peri/ tinos D. 27.15 ; ta\ a)ntilego/mena points in dispute, Aeschin. 2.44 ; pro\s ta\ a)nteirhme/na ktl., title of work by Chrysippus, Stoic. 2.8 ; to/pos a)ntillego/menos (sic) IG 5(2).443.15 (Megalopolis, ii B.C.): abs., -le/getai peri/ tinos Str. 8.6.6 ; of the genuineness of literary works, to be disputed, Plu. 2.839c . abs., speak in opposition, Hdt. 9.42 , E. Hipp. 993 , Ar. Ra. 1076 , etc.; o( a)ntile/gwn the opponent, Pl. Prt. 335a ; oi( a)ntile/gontes Th. 8.53 ; lao\s a)peiqw=n kai\ -le/gwn LXX Is. 65.2 . a)ntileitourge/w, render service in return, PPar. 63.183 (ii B.C.). a)nti-lekte/on, one must gainsay, ou)de\n a). E. Heracl. 975 , cf. Hp. Ep. 27 :—Adj. a)nti-te/os, a, on, Luc. Anach. 17 . a)nti/-lektos, on, questionable, to be disputed, o(/ros ou)k a). Th. 4.92 . a)nti/-lecis, ews, h(, answer, Hp. Decent. 12 . dialogue, a)ntile/ceis tw=n u(pokritw=n, opp. monw|di/ai, Philostr. VA 6.11 . contradiction, J. AJ 18.1.3 . a)ntilesxai/nw, chatter against, Perict. ap. Stob. 4.25.50 . a)ntile/wn, ontos, o(, lion-like, formed like a)nti/qeos , Ar. Eq. 1044 ; where, however, it is in fact a pr. n. a)ntilhmmati/zw, set off in accounts, deduct, POxy. 1577.11 (iii A.D.), cf. 1578.17 (iii A.D., Pass. ). a)ntilh/m-ptwr, a)nti/lhm-yis, v. a)ntilh/-ptwr, -yis. a)nti/lhcis, ews, h(, motion for a new trial, D. 39.38 ; cf. a)ntilagxa/nw. a)nti-lhpte/on, one must take part in a matter: abs., Ar Pax 485 ; tw=n pragma/twn au)toi=s a). D. 1.2 , cf. 14 . one must hold back, a). tou= i(/ppou tw=| xalinw=| X. Eq. 8.8 . Adj. a)nti-lhpte/os, a, on , o( lo/gos Plu. Nob. 3 . a)nti-lhptiko/s, h/, o/n, Dor. a)nti/-la_pt-, able to apprehend, lo/gwn Ti.Locr. 100c ; xrwma/twn Phld. Herc. 19.18 ; du/namis a). plhgh=s a)e/ros Plu. 2.98b ; a). du/namis, of the soul, Aristo Stoic. 1.86 , cf. Stoic. 2.230 ; assisting a scion to unite, glisxro/ths Thphr. CP 1.6.4 ; of the hand, prehensile, Gal. UP 2.6 . Adv. -kw=s, e)/xein to be aware, apprehend, Hierocl. p.19A. taking hold of, i.e. impressing itself upon the senses, fwnh/ Thphr. Fr. 89.3 , cf. Cass. Pr. 35 ( Comp. ); to\ a). Iamb. Comm.Math. 8 . able to check, Pl. Def. 416a . abs., self-controlled, Ptol. Tetr 188 . a)nti-lhpto/s, h/, o/n, which can be apprehended, th=| a(fh=| Alex.Aphr. in Mete. 201.4 ; th=| o)/yei Phlp. in Ph. 417.16 ; ta\ -lhpta/ objects of sense-perception, Plot. 4.5.8 . a)nti-lh/ptwr, later a)nti-lh/mptwr, oros, o(, helper, protector, LXX 2 Ki. 22.3 , BGU 1139.17 (i B.C.), Eustr. in APo. 93.19 ; qeoi\ a). UPZ 14.18 (ii B.C.). a)nti/-lhyis, later a)nti/-lhmyis, ews, h(, receiving in turn or exchange, Th. 1.120 ; counterclaim, X. HG 3.5.5 . (from Med. ) laying hold of in turn, reciprocation, Democr. ap. Arist. Fr. 208 ; of cultivated plants, giving a return, Thphr. CP 3.6.6 ; of a vine laying hold by its tendrils, ib. 2.18.2 . taking in hand, tou= l<e>itourgh/matos POxy 900.13 (iv A.D.). = a)ntilabh/ , hold, support, X. Eq. 5.7 ; of a bandage, Hp. Off. 9 ; a)nti/lhyin bohqei/as e)/xein D.S. 1.30 ; a). dido/nai tini/ give one a handle, Plu. 2.966e ; a). pare/xein Luc. Anach. 2 . defence, succour, UPZ 42.38 (ii B.C.), PAmh. 35.58 (ii B.C.), BGU 1187.27 (i B.C.), LXX Ps. 21(22).20 ,al., 1 Ep.Cor. 12.28 , Iamb. Myst. 7.3 . claim to a thing, X. HG 3.5.5 . objection, Pl. Phd. 87a , Sph. 241b , Hp.Ma. 287a , Plu. Alex. 18 , Iamb. Myst. 1.1 , al.: in forensic oratory, plea of justification, Hermog. Stat. 2 , al., Syrian. in Hermog. 2p.79R. ; discussion, qeologikh\ a). Iamb. Myst. 1.8 . grasping with the mind, apprehension, Epicur. Fr. 250 , Stoic. 2.206 , Diog.Oen. 4 ; fusikh\n -yin poiei=sqai/ tinos D.S. 3.15 ; ou)k e)pistre/fei th\n a). does not attract the attention, [ Longin. ] Rh. p.190H. ; of sensuous perception, Stoic. 2.230 , Ti.Locr. 100b , Anon. in Tht. 59.48 , Phld. Herc. 1003 , Alex Aphr. in Top. 91.5 ; poioth/twn Plu. 2.625b , cf. Metrod. 1 . of disease, seizure, attack, tw=n a)krwthri/wn Th. 2.49 . a)ntili^ta^neu/w, entreat in return, Plu. 2.1117c . a)nti-lo/bion, to/, upper edge of the ear, opp. prolo/bion, Gal. 14.701 , Poll. 2.86 . a)nti-lobi/s, i/dos, h(, = foreg., Ruf. Onom. 44 . a)ntilog-e/w, = a)ntile/gw , deny, S. Ant. 377 (lyr.). = a)ntile/gw 3 , Ar. Nu. 321 ,al.:—in Med. , Democr. 85 , Antipho Soph. 98 . a)ntilog-htiko/s, h/, o/n, = a)ntilogiko/s , Gal. 7.281 , Hsch. a)ntilog-i/a, h(, contradiction, controversy, a). xrhsmw=n pe/ri le/gein Hdt. 8.77 ; h(me/as . . e)s a). pare/comen will offer ourselves to argue the point, Id. 9.87 ; e)do/keon a)ntilogi/hs kurh/sein expected to be allowed to argue it, ib. 88 ; ei)s -i/an kate/sthsan Lys. Fr. 75.1 ; -i/as a(/ptesqai Pl. R. 454b ; e)s -i/an tini/ gene/sqai Th. 1.73 ; a). kai/ loidori/a D. 40.32 ; a)ntilogi/an e)/xei it is open to contradiction, Arist. Rh. 1418b25 , cf. 1414b3 : in pl., opposing arguments, Ar. Ra. 775 ; di' a)ntilogiw=n katallagh=nai Th. 4.59 ; a). pro/s tina X. HG 6.3.20 ; e)s -i/an e)lqei=n Th. 1.31 ; a)ntilogi/an e)n au(tw=| e)/xein to have grounds for defence in itself, Id. 2.87 ; a)/neu -i/as without dispute, BGU 1133.15 (Aug.),etc. later, quarrel, dispute, PPetr. 2p.56 (iii B.C.), PGrenf. 1.38.8 (ii/i B.C.), Ep.Hebr. 12.3 , etc. right, claim, tou= au)tou= la/kkou POxy. 1892 (vi A. D.). a)ntilog-i/zomai, count up or calculate on the other hand, Antipho 2.2.8 ; a). o(/ti . . X. HG 6.5.24 . ( Act. dub. in Phld. D. 1.21 (a)ntilogikw=n Diels).) a)ntilog-iko/s, h/, o/n, given to contradiction, disputatious, Ar. Nu. 1173 , Isoc. 15.48 , Ph. 1.412 , Sor. 1.14 , Pl. Tht. 197a , al.: h( -kh/ (sc. te/xnh) the art of disputation, Id. R. 454a , Phdr. 261d ; to\-ko/n Id. Sph. 225b : oi( -koi/ persons skilled in this art, Id. Ly. 216a , Phd. 101e ; of arguments, oi( peri\ tou\s a)ntilogikou\s lo/gous diatri/yantes ib. 900 : [lo/goi] -koi/, oi(, title of work by Protagoras, D.L. 3.37 . Adv. -kw=s in the manner of such disputants, Pl. Tht. 164c . a)ntilog-lsmo/s, o(, countercharge, Philostr. VS 2.1.4 . a)nti/log-os, on, contradictory, reverse, tu/xai E. Hel. 1142 (lyr.); filoneiki/ai love of contradiction, Simp. in Ph. 1135.28 , cf. Epicur. Nat. 28 Fr. 8 . a)ntiloidore/w, rail at or abuse in turn, PPetr. 3p.48 (iii B.C.), Plu. 2.88f ( Pass. ), 1 Ep.Pet. 2.23 :— Med. , c. acc. rei, Luc. Symp. 40 . a)nti/locos, h, on (or os, on), name of a bandage, Sor. Fasc. 12.512 , cf. 516C. a)ntiloxe/w, lay counter-ambush, Ph. 1.664 (s.v.l.). a)ntilu_p-e/w, vex in return, Plu. Demetr. 22 , Luc. DMeretr. 3.3 , 12.5 . a)ntilu_/p-hsis, ews, h(, vexing in return, Arist. de An. 403a30 , Plu. 2.442b . a)nti/lu^ros, on, responsive to the lyre or like that of the lyre (Sch.), kanaxa/, of the flute, S. Tr. 643 . a)nti/lutr-on, to/, ransom, 1 Ep.Ti. 2.6 . antidote, remedy, Orph. L. 593 . a)ntilutr-wte/on, one must ransom in return, Arist. EN 1164b35 . a)ntilwba/w, maltreat in return, Eust. 757.59 ( Pass. ). a)ntimai/nomai, pf. part. a)ntimemhnw/s, to be filled with passion for a lover in return, Luc. DMeretr. 12.2 . rage against, brontai=s *dio/s APl. 1.30 ( Gem. ). a)ntimanqa/nw, learn in turn or instead, Ar. V. 1453 . a)ntimanteu/omai, divine, predict. in reply, Them. Or. 13.163a . a)ntimart-u^re/w, appear as witness against, Ar. Fr. 437 ; contradict, tini/ Plu. 2.418a ; opp. sumfwnei=n, Polystr. p.10W. ; esp. in Epicurus' Logic, disprove by fact or experience, Ep. 1p.10U. , al.; so a). pro\s th\n ai)/sqhsin Plu. 2.447c : abs., Id. Alc. 21 , cf. Gal. 4.735 : c. acc., a). ta\ ei)rhme/na Plot. 6.4.4 :— Pass. , to be disproved, invalidated, Epicur. Ep. 1p.11U. , al. a)ntimart-u/rhsis [u^], ews, h(, counter evidence, Id. Fr. 247 : in pl., Id. Nat. 28 Fr. 7 , Plu. 2.1121e . a)ntimart-u/romai [u_], protest on the other hand, Luc. Symp. 47 . a)ntima^x-e/w, resist by force of arms, D.S. 23.7 . as law-term, resist, demur, AB 184 . a)ntima^/x-hsis, ews, h(, conflict, struggle, e)p' a)llh/lois D.H. 8.58 . a)ntima^x-htu/s, u/os, h(, = foreg., Eratosth. 31 ( v.l. -hstu/s ). a)ntima^/x-omai, fight against one, Th. 4.68 : abs., D.S. 22.10 . a)nti/ma^x-os, on, capable of meeting in war, tini/ App. Hisp. 9 . a)ntimega^lofrone/w, vie in pride or boasting with, tini/ Eust. 676.5 . a)ntimeqe/lkw, drag different ways, distract, ta\ -onta pra/gmata Ph. 1.231 , cf. APl. 4.136 ( Antiphil. ), 139 ( Jul. Aegypt.), in Pass. ; th=| kai\ th=| AP 10.74 (Paul. Sil.). a)ntime/qecis, ews, h(, reciprocal participation, Simp. inPh. 101 18 . a)ntimeqi/sthmi, move from one side to the other, revolutionize, yhfi/smata kai\ no/mon Ar. Th. 362 . Pass. , with aor. 2 and pf. Act. , exchange places, a). a)llh/lois to/ te u(/dwr kai\ o( a)h/r Arist. Ph. 209b25 , cf. 211b27 , Mete. 366b20 ; a)llh/lais Jul. Or. 8.241a . make countermoves, Luc. Dem.Enc. 37 . a)ntimeira^kieu/omai, behave petulantly in return, pro/s tina Plu. Sull. 6 . a)ntimeli/zw, compete in music with, tini/ AP 5.221 ( Agath. ). a)ntime/llw, wait and watch against one, a)ntimellh^sai Th. 3.12 (Sch. for a)ntepi-). a)ntime/mfomai, blame in turn, retort upon one, a). o(/ti . . Hdt. 2.133 . a)ntimeri/zomai, impart in turn, xa/rin AP 6.209 (Antip. Thess.). distinguish, Hsch. a)ntimeri/ths, ou, o(, rival claimant, tinw=n Jul. Gal. 148c . a)ntimesoura^n-e/w, to be in the opposite meridian, as the sun at midnight, Plu. 2.284e , Ptol. Tetr. 33 , Vett. Val. 116.5 ,al., Man. 4.613 . a)ntimesoura^/n-hma, atos, to/, opposite meridian, S.E. M. 5.12 , Ptol. Tetr. 201 ; name of the fourth to/pos in a 'nativity', Paul.Al. L. 3 . a)ntimesoura^/n-hsis, ews, h(, occupation of the opposite meridian, Heph.Astr. 1.2 . a)ntimeta-bai/nw, passover in turn, e)pi/ ti Alex.Trall. 5.6 . a)ntimeta-ba/llw, meet one change with another, Hp. Acut. 26 . a)ntimeta/-ba^sis, ews, h(, rowing up-stream, pro\s to\ r(eu=ma tou= potamou= Plu. 2.319c . a)ntimeta-ba^tiko/s, h/, o/n, resilient, Sor. 2.31 . a)ntimeta-bolh/, h(, transposition, as a figure of speech, as in 'non ut edam vivo sed ut vivam edo', Quint. Inst. 9.3.85 , cf. Alex. Fig. 2.22 , Phoeb. Fig. 2.4 . a)ntimet-a/gw [a^g], countermarch, lo/xon Onos. 33.6 ; press in contrary direction, Heliod. ap. Orib. 49.8.20 . a)ntimet-a^gwgh/, h(, counterextension, tou= sw/matos ib. 9.3 . a)ntimeta/-dosis, ews, h(, mutual contribution, Dam. Pr. 17 . a)ntimeta/-qesis, ews, h(, interchange, prosw/pwn Longin. 26.1 ; of meanings, Alex. Fig. 2.22 . a)ntimeta-kli/nw [i_], turn aside or the opposite way, Ph. 1.678 . a)ntimeta-lamba/nw, assume in turn or in exchange, pro/swpon Plu. 2.785c ; to\n to/pon tino/s Ascl. Tact. 10.15 ; w(/sper e)k klhronomi/as to\ mi=sos J. AJ 16.3.1 . receive back in return, Phld. Oec. p.65J. , cf. Piet. 113 . take arguments in reverse order, Dam. Pr. 350 . Gramm., use a form in place of another, A.D. Adv. 130.14 :— Pass. , 154.22 , al.; also, to be changed, ei)s . . 130.11 . a)ntimeta-lhpte/on, one must use instead, substitute, le/ceis a)nti\ le/cewn Phld. Rh. 1.159S. a)ntimeta/-lhyis, ews, h(, partaking of the opposite, Plu. 2.438d (fort. a)nti/lhyis); a). tw=n bi/wn experience of divers kinds of life, ib. 466c . double reflex movement, Hehod. ap. Orib. 8.28.28 , 29 . Gramm., interchange of forms, A.D. Adv. 155.1 . a)ntimetallakte/on, one must substitute, Thphr. Metaph. 16 codd. a)ntimetalleu/w, countermine, Ph. Bel. 99.13 , Plb. 1.42.12 ; toi=s polemi/ois 16.31.8 . a)ntimeta-rre/w, flow off in turn or back, Placit. 4.22.2 , but a)ntimetera=| (cj. Bernardakis) is prob. a)ntimeta-spa/w, draw off in a different direction, ei)s fronti/das J. AJ 13.5.3 . a)ntimeta/-sta^sis, ews, h(, counter-change, reciprocal replacement, Arist. Ph. 208b2 ; reverse movement, ei)s to\ a)nti/palon D.H. 3.19 , Simp. in Ph. 1352.14 . a)ntimeta/-tacis, ews, h(, interchange of gender, D.H. Amm. 2.10 . a)ntimeta-ta/ssw, change the order of battle so as to meet the enemy, in Med. , D.H. 3.25 . a)ntimeta-ti/qemai, to be changed, replaced, J. AJ 16.7.6 , cf. Numen. ap. Eus. PE 14.5 . a)ntimeta-xwre/w, go away to the other side, tai=s e)lpi/si make room for new hope, J. AJ 15.2.2 . a)ntimeta-xw/rhsis, ews, h(, interchange, of letters, etc., Eust. 1618.36 . a)ntimeteile/omai, to be unrolled in reverse direction, of cables, Orib. 49.22.14 . a)ntime/t-eimi, (ei)=mi ibo) compete with others: oi(a)ntimetio/ntes rival competitors, Plu. Comp.Arist.Cat. 2 . a)ntimet-era/w, v. a)ntimetarre/w. a)ntimete/xw, participate reciprocally, Dam. Pr. 14 , 33 , 65 . a)ntimetr-e/w, measure out in turn, give one thing as compensation for another, ti/ tini Luc. Am. 19 :— Pass. , a)ntimetrhqh/setai u(mi=n it shall be measured in turn, Ev.Matt. 7.2 , Ev.Luc. 6.38 . Astrol., correspond in ascension, Cat.Cod.Astr. 8(4).187 . a)ntime/tr-hsis, ews, h(, reciprocal measurement, Simp. in Ph. 733.29 . a)ntime/twpos, on, front to front, face to face, X. HG 4.3.19 , Ages. 2.12 , Hld. 9.16 . a)nti/mhna: kata\ mh=na, Hsch. a)ntimhni/w, rage, be wrathful against, Ael. Fr. 205 . a)ntimhnu/w, testify in return, BMus.Inscr. 4.481 *. 388 (Ephesus, ii A. D.). a)ntimhxa^n-a/omai, contrive against or in opposition, a)/lla a). Hdt. 8.52 , cf. E Ba. 291 ; sbesth/ria kwlu/mata Th. 7.53 : abs., Arist. HA 613b27 ; pro/s ti X. HG 5.3.16 . a)ntimhxa^/n-hma, atos, to/, counter-engine or device, mhxanh/masin a). eu)trepi/zein Polyaen. 4.2.20 , cf. Ath.Mech. 9.1 . a)ntimi_m-e/omai, abs., follow an example, App. BC 5.41 , 94 . a)ntimi_/m-hsis, ews, h(, close imitation of a person in a thing, c. dupl. gen., Th. 7.67 . a)nti/mi_m-os, on, closely imitating, h)xh/, of an echo, Callistr. Stat. 9 ; tino/s Alcid. ap. Arist. Rh. 1406a29 ; of man as a microcosm, a). th=s ou)rani/ou ta/cews Ruf. Anat. 1 ; a). ou)ranou= potamo/s Hld. 9.9 , cf. Ph. 2.164 , Sthenidasap. Stob. 47.63 : c. dat., o)fqalmo\n a). h(li/ou troxw=| Ar. Th. 17 . = mandrago/ras , Dsc. 4.75 ; = w)kimoeide/s , Ps.- Dsc. 4.28 . a)ntimi_se/w, hate in return, Ar. Lys. 818 . a)ntimisq-i/a, h(, requital, recompense, Ep.Rom. 1.27 , 2 Ep.Cor. 6.13 . a)ntimi/sq-ion, to/, reward, Ps.-Callisth. 3.26 . a)nti/misq-os, on, as a reward, in compensation, mnh/mhn a)nti/misqon hu(/ret' e)n litai=s A. Supp. 270 . a)ntimisq-wto/s, o/n, hired as a substitute, Hsch. a)ntimi/sion, to/, (mensa) table in a court of justice, Suid. a)ntimnhsteu/w, rival in love, D.S. 8.19 . a)ntimoir-ei/, Adv. in proportionate shares, D. 36.8 . a)ntimoir-e/w, receive a proportionate share, Poll. 4.176 . a)ntimoir-i/a, h(, compensation, v.l. for a)ntimoirei/ , D. 36.8 . a)nti/moir-os, on, prob. for i)soti/moiros, A. Ch. 319 . a)ntimolei=n, (v. blw/skw) go to meet, Apollon. Lex. s.v. a)ntibolh=sai. a)nti/molpos, on, sounding instead of, a). o)lolugh=s kwkuto/s a shriek of far other note than the cry of joy, E. Med. 1176 ; u(/pnou to/d' a)nti/molpon . . a)/kos song, sleep's substitute, A. Ag. 17 . a)nti/moros, on, corresponding, of stones in a building, IG 1.322 . a)nti/morfos, on, formed after, corresponding to a thing, Luc. Am. 44 . Adv. -fws, tini/ Plu. Crass. 32 . a)ntimu_ka/omai, low in answer, tini/ D.H. 1.39 . roar against, a)llh/lois, of sea and lake, Procop. Aed. 4.8 . a)ntimukthri/zw, answer mockery, gladio Cic. Fam. 15.19.4 . a)ntimw=los, o(, Cret., = a)nti/dikos , Leg.Gort. 6.25 . a)ntinauphge/w, build ships against, Th. 7.36 , 62 ( Pass. , as v.l.). a)ntine/momai, bestow in return, ta\n au)ta\n xa/rin Epigr.Gr. 205 . a)ntineopoio/s, o(, deputy-neopoio/s, Rev.Ét.Gr. 19.251 (Aphrodisias). a)ntinh/xomai, swim against, pro\s ku=ma Plu. 2.979b . a)ntini_ka/w, conquer in turn, A. Ch. 499 , cf. D.C. 48.21 . *)antino/eia, ta/, festival in honour of Antinous at Athens and Eleusis, IG 3.1129 , 1147 (ii A.D.). a)ntinom-e/w, disobey, qeoi=s Philostr. VA 6.20 (fort. a)ntinom<oqet>ei=n ). a)ntinom-i/a, h(, conflict of laws, Quint. Inst. 7.1.15 , Hermog. Stat. 2 , D. 22 Arg. ii 12 ; e)n a)ntinomi/a| gi/gnesqai to be in a strait between two laws, Plu. Caes. 13 ; ambiguity in the law, Id. 2.742a . a)ntinom-i/zomai, Pass. , no/moi a)ntinomizo/menoi/ tinos, prob. laws enacted against one, Archyt. ap. Stob. 4.1.132 . a)ntinom-iko/s, h/, o/n, relating to ambiguity in the laws, Plu. 2.741d . Adv. -kw=s by citing a contrary law, D. 22 Arg. ii24 . a)ntinomoqete/w, make laws in rivalry with, tini/ Plu. 2.1044c , etc. a)nti/noos, on, opposite in character, resisting, tini/ Hp. Epid. 6.5.4 . a)ntinouqete/w, warn in return, Plu. 2.72e . a)nti/nwtos, on, in pl., back to back, D.S. 2.54 , Ael. Tact. 37.1 , Arr. Tact. 29.1 . a)nticeni/zw, entertain in return, cenisqei\s mh\ -i/sai Phld. Vit. p.30J. , cf. Eust. 1961.37 . a)ntichrai/nw, prob. f.l. for a)na- , Gal. 18(2).804 . a)nti-coe/w, set oneself against, oppose, Pi. O. 13.34 . a)nti/-coos, on, contr. a)nti/-cous, oun:— Ion. word, opposed to, adverse, e)lpo/menoi ou)de/n sfi fanh/sesqai a)nti/coon Hdt. 7.218 , cf. 6.50 ; to\ . . toi=si *sku/qh|si a). 4.129 ; strato\n . . a). *pe/rsh|si 6.7 :—abs., e)n muri/h|si gnw/mh|si mi/an ou)k e)/xw a)nti/coon 8.119 ; dou=ra a). go/mfois A.R. 2.79 ; to\ a)nti/coon opposition, Hdt. 1.174 ; to\ a). sumfe/ron Heraclit. 8 ; of diseases and remedies, Aret. SA 2.4 , CA 2.1 . Adv. a)ntico/ws in hostile spirit, Philostr. VA 7.36 . to\ a). the opposite side of the compass, Placit. 2.12.1 . (Prob. from ce/w 'hew'.) a)nticu/w [u_], scrape in turn, a). to\n cu/onta 'claw me, claw thee', Sophr. 149 , Aristid. 2.84J. a)nti/on, as Adv., = a)/nthn , v. a)nti/os. a)nti/on, to/, a part of the loom, Ar. Th. 822 , cf. Poll. 7.36 , 10.125 . generally, loom, a)nti/on u(faino/ntwn LXX 2 Ki. 21.19 , al. a)ntio/omai, fut. -w/somai Hdt. 7.9 .g/, 102 , al.: aor. Pass. h)ntiw/qhn, Ion. a)nt- Id. 4.126 , 7.9 .a/, al.:—resist, oppose, tini/ Id. 1.76 , A. Supp. 389 , etc.; tini\ e)s ma/xhn Hdt. 7.102 : abs., oi( a)ntiou/menoi, = oi( e)nanti/oi , Id. 1.207 , 4.1 . in Id. 9.7 .b/ (dub.), c. acc., to\n *pe/rshn a)ntiw/sesqai e)s th\n *boiwti/hn that ye would meet him in Boeotia. (e)nant- is used in pure Att. , a). in Aen.Tact. 36.7 . The Homeric forms a)ntio/w, a)ntio/wsi, etc., belong to a)ntia/w.) a)nti/os, i/a, i/on, (a)nti/) set against, and so, in local sense, face to face, opposite, a)nti/oi e)/stan a(/pantes Il. 1.535 ; a)nti/os h)=lqe qe/wn went to meet them, 6.54 ; h( d' ou)k a)qrh=sai du/nat' a)nti/h though she faced him, Od. 19.478 ; esp. in battle, Il. 11.216 , etc.: e)xw/reon . . oi( *pe/rsai a)nti/oi Hdt. 9.62 ; e)k tou= a)nti/ou prosfe/resqai X. Cyr. 1.4.8 ; a)nti/os e)lau/nein ibid.; e)k th=s a)nti/hs prosple/ein Hdt. 8.6 ; kat' a)nti/on Hp. VC 11 :—freq. c. gen., which often precedes, *)agame/mnonos a)nti/os e)lqw/n Il. 11.231 , cf. 5.301 , 7.98 ; but also follows, a). h)=lqen a)/naktos Od. 16.14 , cf. Il. 17.31 , etc.: less freq. in Hom. c. dat., o(/s r(a/ oi( a). h)=lqe 15.584 , cf. 7.20 ; but mostly so after Hom. , a)nti/ai i(/zonto toi=si *pe/rsh|si Hdt. 5.18 , cf. Pi. N. 10.79 , E. Supp. 667 , X. An. 1.8.17 , etc.; a). e)s . . h.Merc. 345 ; = dia/metros , Man. 3.339 . direct, opp. pla/gios, Antyll. ap. Orib. 44.23.9 , cf. Heliod.ib. 28 . opposite, contrary, to\n a). toi=sde lo/gon A. Ag. 499 ; tou/tois a)nti/a opinions opposed to these, E. Supp. 466 ; a(dei=a me\n a)nti/a d' oi)/sw with pleasure [I speak], though I shall offer reproof, S. Tr. 122 ; oi( a)nti/oi, = oi( e)nanti/oi , Pi. P. 1.45 (so later, PTeb. 43.21 (ii B.C.)); ei)s to\ a)nti/on X. Eq. 12.12 ; also lo/goi a)nti/oi h)\ ou(\s h)/kouon words the very reverse of those I have heard, Id. An. 6.6.34 . as Adv. in neut. a)nti/a and a)nti/on, against, over against, abs., a)nti/on i(=zen Od. 14.79 , cf. 17.334 , etc.: more freq. like a Prep. c. gen., a)nti/) e)mei=o sth/sesqai Il. 21.481 ; a)nti/a despoi/nhs fa/sqai before her, Od. 15.377 ; so a)nti/a seu in thy presence, Hdt. 7.209 , cf. 1.133 ; a)nti/on tou= mega/rou facing it, Id. 5.77 ; ta\s kamh/lous e)/tace a)nti/a th=s i(/ppou Id. 1.80 , cf. 3.160 , al.; ta)ndro\s a)nti/on molei=n S. Tr. 785 : so, against, o(/s tis se/qen a)nti/on ei)/ph| Il. 1.230 ; a)nti/on au)tw=n fwnh\n i(e/nai Hdt. 2.2 ; e)ri/zein a)nti/a toi=s a)gaqoi=s Pi. P. 4.285 : c. dat., i)e/nai a)nti/a toi=si *pe/rsh|si e)s ma/xhn Hdt. 7.236 ; u(/dwr kapnw=| fe/rein a)nti/on Pi. N. 1.25 . in the phrase to\n d' a)nti/on hu)/da answered, Od. 15.48 , etc. (more freq. in Od. than Il. ). a)nti/a ei)=nai to be present, help, of a god, Milet. 7p.64 (ii/iii A.D.).—The word is almost confined to Poets and Ion. Prose; in Att. Prose e)nanti/os is preferred, though X. uses a)nti/os. a)ntio-sta^te/w, = a)nqi/stamai , to be contrary, of a wind, S. Ph. 640 . a)ntio-to/mon, to/, tonsillotome, Gal. 14.785 , Hermes 38.281 . a)ntio/-frwn: e)nanti/on fronw=n, Hsch. a)ntio-xei=: e)nantiou=tai, Id. *)antio/xeios, a, on, of Antiochus, te/traxmon IG 11.203B40 , 46 (iii B.C.). a)ntioxeu/omai, Pass. , contrario more futuo, AP 11.284 ( Pall. ). a)ntio/w, a)ntio/wsa, etc., v. sub a)ntia/w. a)ntipa^ge/s: e)nanti/ws sunesthko/s, EM 114.10 . a)ntipagkra^tia/zw, contend in the pagkra/tion, Sch. Philostr. Im. 2.6 . a)ntipa/q-eia [a^q], h(, suffering instead, lupei= to\n stero/menon tw=n a)gaqw=n h( a). kakw=n Pl. Ax. 370a . opposition, contrast, th=s gh=s pro\s th\n ai)qe/ra Plu. 2.952d . counteraction, antipathy, S.E. P. 1.43 , Archig. ap. Philum. Ven. 14.4 , Sor. 2.42 . in Metric, of opposed rhythms, h( kat' a)ntipa/qeian mei=cis Heph. 14 , cf. Aristid.Quint. 1.28 . contrary affection, Str. 3.5.7 ; peri\ sumpaqeiw=n kai\ a)ntipaqeiw=n, title of work by Bolus, Suid. s.v. *bw=los , etc. a)ntipaq-e/w, have an aversion, Alex.Aphr. Pr.Prooem. to be opposed, reversed in metric, as lambus or trochee, Sch.Heph. p.115C. to be affected, u(po\ tw=n e)/cwqen A.D. Synt. 291.14 . to be affected in a contrary manner, tini/ Plb. 34.9.5 , cf. Str. 3.5.7 . a)ntipaq-h/s, e/s, in return for suffering, A. Eu. 782 ; felt mutually, h(donh/ Luc. Am. 27 . of opposite feelings or properties, du/namis Plu. 2.664c ; fu/sin e)/xein a). pro/s ti ib. 940a . Adv. -qw=s Gp. 5.11.4 , Alex.Trall. 8.2 . in Metric, of opposed rhythms, Sch. Heph. p.122C. ,al. Subst. a)ntipaqe/s, to/, remedy for suffering, Plu. Ant. 45 , cf. a)nti/tomon: fa/rmakon a)ntipaqe/s, Hsch. ; li/qos a)ntipaqh\s kalou/menos Ps.- Plu. Fluv. 21.5 :—name of a black kind of coral, Dsc. 5.122 . a)ntipaq-htiko/s, h/, o/n, opposed to passivity, Sch. Opp. H. 1.653 . a)ntipa/q-ion, to/, = a)ntipaqh/s 11 , Hsch. s.v. mw=lu. a)ntipaiani/zw, v. a)ntipaiwni/zw. a)ntipaideu/w, teach as a rival master, tini/ Suid. s.v. *gene/qlios. a)ntipaidono/mos, o(, deputy-paidono/mos, IG 12(2).259 (Mytil.). a)ntipai/zw, play one with another, X. Cyn. 5.4 , Pl. Erx. 395b . a)nti/pais, aidos, o(, h(, like a child, grau=s A. Eu. 38 ; little more than a child, qugatro\s a)nti/paidos E. Andr. 326 ; h(liki/a Luc. Am. 2 . instead of a boy, i.e. no longer e boy, S. Fr. 564 (s.v.l.). Subst., a mere boy, Plb. 15.33.12 , 27.15.4 , D.H. 4.3 , Plu. Aem. 22 , Luc. Somn. 16 , Ant.Lib. 13.5 . a)ntipai/w, strike against, resist, to\ a)ntipai=on Hp. VM 22 , cf. Arist. Pr. 902b13 : metaph., pro/s ti Plb. 18.46.15 ; tini/ Iamb in Nic. p.22 P.: — Pass. , ib. p.24 P. a)ntipaiwni/zw or a)ntipaq-a_ni/zw, sing the battle song against, a)llh/lois Max. Tyr. 32.2 . cf. Aen.Tact. 27.4 (-paian-). a)ntipa^laisth/s, ou=, o(, antagonist in wrestling, Ael. VH 4.15 . a)ntipa^lai/w, wrestle against, POxy. 1099 , Sch. Ar. Ach. 570 , Eustr. in EN 117.34 . a)ntipa/llomai, rehound, Cass. Pr. 26 , Eust. 948.12 . a)nti/pa^los, on, (pa/lh) properly, wrestling against: hence, antagonist, rival, kra/tos a). A. Pr. 528 (lyr.); a). qeoi=s E. Ba. 544 (lyr.): c.gen., me/nos gh/raos a)nti/palon Pi. O. 8.71 ; gohtei/as fa/rmakon a). AP 10.50 ( Pall. ):—Subst. a)nti/palos, o(, antagonist, rival, adversary, Pi. N. 11.26 , S. Ant. 126 (lyr.): mostly in pl., Hdt. 7.236 , Ar. Ra. 365.1027 , Pl. Alc. 1.119e , al.; cf. fqo/nos pro\s to\ a). Th. 2.45 , etc.; o( d' h)=lqen e)pi\ ta)nti/palon E. Ba. 278 (dub.). of things, nearly matched, nearly balanced, a)po\ a). paraskeuh=s Th. 1.91 ; a). trih/rhs equally large, Id. 4.120 ; a). tini Id. 1.11 , Pl. Mx. 240a ; gnw=mai ma/lista a). pro\s a)llh/las Th. 3.49 ; a). de/os fear caused by the balance of the power of the parties, mutual fear, ib. 11 ; a). poinai/ adequate punishment, E. IT 446 ; h)/qea a). [th=| po/lei] habits corresponding to . ., Th. 261 ; u(menai/wn go/os a). E. Alc. 922 ; a)nti/palo/n ti th=s naumaxi/as a point where the action was evenly balanced, Th. 7.71 , cf. 38 , Lys. 2.38 ; a)nti/pala katasth=sai bring to a state of balance, Th. 4.117 ; ei)s a). katasth=nai to be in such state, Id. 7.13 . Adv. -lws Id. 8.87 : also neut. pl., naumaxh/santes a)nti/pala Id. 7.34 . to\n a)mo\n a). him who fights for me, my champion, A. Th. 417 (lyr.). a)ntipara-bai/nw, transgress, PLips. 298 (iii A.D.). a)ntipara-ba/llw, place side by side so as to compare or contrast, ti pro/s ti Pl. Ap. 41b ; lo/gon para\ lo/gon Hp.Mi. 369c , cf. Isoc. 5.142 ; ti/ tini Arist. Fr. 91 ; bi/on tino\s kai/ tinos Plu. TG 1 :— Pass. , c. dat., measure oneself against, rival, App. BC 2.15 . contribute instead, X. Lac. 5.3 . a)ntipara-blhte/on, one must compare, prob. for -to/n in An.Ox. 3.216 . a)ntipara-bolh/, h(, reply by comparison or contrast, Arist. Rh. 1414b10 , 1419b34 , Plu. 2.40f , Longin. Fr. 11 , Ruf. ap. Orib. 49.30.9 . a)ntipar-aggeli/a, h(, competition for a public office, Plu. Arat. 35 . a)ntipar-agge/llw, give orders, command in turn. X. HG 4.2.19 , D C. 65.1 . compete for a public office, Plu. Caes. 7 ; dhmarxi/an Id. Mar. 29 ; tini/ with one, Id. Cat.Mi. 49 . a)ntipara-gra^fh/, h(, counter-paragrafh/, perscriptio, replicatio, Gloss. a)ntipara-gra/fw [a^f], add or insert on the other side, Ptol. Geog. 8.1.3 :— Med. , as law-term, reply to a paragrafh/, remancipo, Gloss. a)ntipar-a/gw [a_g], shift in order to meet attacks, tou\s sa/kkous J. BJ 3.7.20 :— Pass. , to be shifted in the other direction, Paul.Aeg. 6.3 . Pass. , to be produced correspondingly, Plot. 2.4.11 . adduce, allege on the other side, Plu. 2.719c : abs., argue on the other side, Phld. Rh. 2.267S. , cf. Vit. p.4J. more freq. intr., lead an army against, advance to meet the enemy, X. Cyr. 1.6.43 . march parallel with, skirt, tai=s u(pwrei/ais Plb. 1.77.2 , cf. 3.53.4 . a)ntipar-a^gwgh/, h(, flank march, Id.<*>. 10 (pl.), 11.18.2 , Plu. Pyrrh. 21 . metaph., machinations, UPZ 20.44 (ii B.C.). in pl., hostility, pro/s tina Plb. 10.37.2 , al. a)ntipara-de/xomai, admit instead or in place of, A.D. Synt. 108.13 . receive in turn, BGU 977.15 (ii A.D.); dub. sens. in Ph. 2.508 . a)ntipara-di/dwmi, deliver up in turn, th\n a)rxh/n tini J. AJ 15.3.1 , cf. PFlor. 384.74 (v A.D.). a)ntipara/-dosis, ews, h(, mutual accommodation, of heavenly bodies, Vett.Val. 162.31 . a)ntipara/-qesis, ews, h(, comparison, contrast, J. Ap. 2.33 , A.D. Synt. 49.21 , al., Herm. in Phdr. p.183 A. a)ntipara-qe/w, outflank, X. An. 4.8.17 . run parallel to a thing, Plot. 6.5.11 . a)ntipar-aine/w, advise contrariwise, c. inf., D.C. 65.11 . a)ntipar-aite/omai, deprecate in answer, A.D. Synt. 296.18 . a)ntipara-ka^le/w, summon in turn or contrariwise, e)pi\ a)lhqeste/ran ge swthri/an Th. 6.86 , cf. X. Cyr. 2.2.24 , Pl. Grg. 526e ; u(pe/r tinos change one's attitude and petition, J. BJ 1.25.5 . a)ntipara/-keimai, lie just opposite, tini/ Plb. 3.37.7 . Gramm., correspond with, to be correlative to, tini/ A.D. Adv. 155.1 , al.; to be opposed, Synt. 118.23 . a)ntipara-keleu/omai, exhort in turn or contrariwise, toi=s presbute/rois mh\ kataisxunqh=nai Th. 6.13 , cf. X. Cyr. 3.3.42 and 59 . a)ntipara/-klhsis, ews, h(, mutual exhortation, Plb 11.12.2 . a)ntipa[ra/kr]i^sis, ews, h(, comparison, Diog.Oen. 38 (dub. rest.). a)ntiparalamba/nw, compare by contrasting, Gal. 14.221 . Astrol., take a function in exchange, Vett.Val. 174.7 . a)ntiparalla/ssw, pass from side to side, xei=ras peri\ to\ ste/rnon Sor. 1.103 . a)ntipara/llhlos, sc. pou/s, = ditro/xaios , Sch. Heph. p.219 C. a)ntipara-lu_pe/w, annoy in turn, Th. 4.80 . a)ntipara-pe/mpomai, a). th=| mnh/mh| to be cheered on one's way [to death] by the remembrance, Plu. 2.1099d . a)ntipara-ph/gnu_mi, set up as a standard of comparison or reference, A.D. Synt. 37.22 ( Pass. ). a)ntipara-ple/w, sail along on the other side, Th. 2.83 . a)ntipara-poreu/omai, march on the flank, tai=s xw/rais Plb. 5.7.11 . a)ntipara-skeua/zomai, Med. , prepare oneself in turn, arm on both sides, Th. 1.80 , D. 10.29 , etc.; a). a)llh/lois w(s e)s ma/xhn Th. 7.3 . later, in Act. , instigate in return, tina\ e)nantiwqh=nai/ sfisi D.C. 38.14 . a)ntipara-skeuh/, h(, hostile preparation, Th. 1.141 . a)ntipara/-sta^sis, ews, h(, as a figure of speech, counter-objection, rejoinder, retort, Hermog. Stat. 3 , al., Aps. p.270 H., Olymp. in Cat. 78.26 , Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 518.28 ; indirect reply, Procl. in Alc. p.303C. :—Adj. a)ntipara-sta^tiko/s, h/, o/n, Hermog. Inv. 3.6 . Adv. -kw=s ibid., Eust. 704.36 . a)ntipara-stra^topedeu/w, encamp opposite, D.H. 8.25 . a)ntipara/-tacis, ews, h(, hostile demonstration, a)ntiparata/ceis kata\ th\n a)gora/n Id. 6.22 ; a). th=s gnw/mhs stubborn determination to resist, J. AJ 18.8.5 . a)ntipara-ta/ssomai, Att. a)ntipara/-ttomai, Med. and Pass. , stand in array against, a)llh/lois Th. 6.98 , cf. X. HG 1.3.5 ; a)ntiparatetagme/nous pro\s th\n tou/twn a)se/lgeian Aeschin. 3.257 : metaph., hold one's ground against, Epicur. Fr. 138 : abs., stand in hostile array, Th. 1.63 ; a)po\ tou= a)ntiparataxqe/ntos in hostile array, Id. 5.9 ; in a Com. metaph., h( dhmiourgo\s a)ntiparatetagme/nh krea/di' o)pta=| Men. 518.12 ; li/an -tetagme/noi, of a hostile audience, Corn. Rh. p.360H. : c. acc., a)ntipareta/canto fa/lagga X. An. 4.8.9 . Act. , = Med. , is dub. l. in Plb. 9.26.4 . a)ntipara-tei/nw, stretch side by side so as to compare or contrast, a)/llon [lo/gon] pro\s au)to\n a). Pl. Phdr. 257c . intr., extend beside, Anon. Geog.Comp. 7 ; and Pass. in same sense, ib. 21 . a)ntipara-ti/qhmi, contrast and compare, ta\s a)/llas nu/ktas tau/th| a). Pl. Ap. 40d , cf. Men. 325.15 , Phld. Po. 2.28 , Hom. p.12O. , Jul. Gal. 99d . a)ntipara-xwre/w, yield, give up in turn, tina\ a)llh/lois Phlp. in Ph. 553.20 ; give place in turn, a)llh/lois Gal. 19.474 : Astrol., yield to adverse influence, Vett.Val. 125.10 ; return a pledge, BGU 1158.6 (i B.C.). a)ntipara-xw/rhsis, ews, h(, making way for each other, Simp. in Cael. 459.16 ; mutual concession, Eust. 445.11 : Astrol., yielding to adverse influence, Vett Val. 274.19 . a)ntipa/r-eimi, (ei)=mi ibo) march on opposite sides of a river or entrenchments, X. An. 4.3.17 , HG 5.4.38 . a)ntipar-eisa^gwgh/, h(, introduction of a second soul, Plot. 2.9.5 (as v.l.). a)ntipar-e/kta^sis, ews, h(, interpenetration of two or more bodies in kra=sis, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.153 . a)ntipar-ektei/nomai, to be reciprocally interpenetrated, ta\ a)llh/lois di' o(lwn -o/mena Id.ib. 154 :—also Act. , [ai( yuxai\] di' o(/lwn tw=n swma/twn -ousin Id.ib. 153 . Act. , extend in line with, tw=| tei/xei to\ i(ppiko/n J. BJ 3.7.24 . Pass. , extend in the contrary direction, Iamb. in Nic. p.13P. a)ntipar-eca/gw [a^g], lead on against the enemy, th\n du/namin, to\n i(/ppon, Plu. Luc. 27 , Pyrrh. 16 : metaph., cite an authority in contradiction of another, Gal. 8.715 ; incite to rivalry, Them. Or. 22.275d . bring into action as an enemy, to\n qeo/n J. AJ 18.8.1 . (sc. strato/n) march against, Philipp. ap. D. 18.39 : metaph., adduce arguments against, [toi=s poihtai=s] D.Chr. 7.98 , cf. Ael. VH 4.9 , S.E. M. 7.166 . march parallel with, tini/ Plu. Aem. 30 , cf. Arr. An. 5.17.1 : c. acc, th\n du/namin Plu. Luc. 27 . compare, e(auto\n pro/s tina Id. 2.470b . a)ntipar-eca^gwgh/, h(, a means of attack in controversy, pro/s tina S.E. M. 7.150 . a)ntipar-e/ceimi, (ei)=mi ibo) proceed in a parallel direction, J. AJ 2.9.4 , Plu. 2.195c . make hostile demonstrations, Id. Cic. 43 . a)ntipar-ece/rxomai, = foreg., D.C. 47.46 . a)ntipar-eceta/zw, compare, tou\s bi/ous tw=n po/lewn a)llh/lois D.H. 3.11 ; bu/blon bi/blw| Id. Th. 16 . a)ntipar-e/rxomai, pass by on the opposite side, Ev.Luc. 10.31 : c. acc. loci, AP 12.8 ( Strat. ). come up ana help, as against an enemy, LX X. Wi. 16.10 . enter in place of, Diog.Oen. 29 . penetrate, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.248 . a)ntipar-e/xw, furnish or supply in turn, Th. 6.21 :—also in Med. , X. Hier. 7.12 ; supply mutual need, tou)llipe\s a)llh/lois AP 9.12 ( Leon. ). cause in return, tou\s a)ntipare/contas pra/gmata D. 21.123 . a)ntipar-hgore/w, persuade, comfort in turn, Plu. 2.118a . a)ntipar-h/kw, = a)ntiparektei/nomai , Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.153 , 230 ; stretch parallel to, c. dat., Arist. Mu. 393a31 , Str. 2.5.28 ; outflank, tw=| strateu/mati Paus. 8.10.6 . a)ntipar-ippeu/w, bring their cavalry against, Arr. An. 5.16.3 . a)ntipar-i/sthmi, Rhet., retort, tini/ ti Aps. p.270 H., Ps.- Alex. Aphr. in SE 102.15 (-istw=ntos):— Pass. , no/mos -i/statai no/mw| Aps. p.271 H.; correspond, Ptol. Geog. 8.1.14 . a)ntipar-odeu/w, meet on a march, a)llh/lois App. Pun. 107 . a)ntipar-onoma/zomai, to be opposite in expression, Iamb. in Nic. p.29 P. a)ntiparrhsia/zomai, speak freely in turn, Plu. 2.72e . a)ntipar-w|de/w, write a parody against, Str. 9.1.10 :—Subst. a)ntipar-w/|dhsis, ews, h(, Steph. in Rh. 319.19 . a)ntipar-wnu^me/omai, Pass. , to be opposite in name or expression, Nicom. Ar. 1.8 :— Act. in same sense, Iamb. in Nic. p.18 P., al.:—Subst. a)ntipar-wnu^mi/a, h(, ib. p.13 P., al.; and Adj. a)ntipar-w/nu^mos, on, Nicom. Ar. 2.3 . a)ntipa/sxw, suffer in turn, kaka\ a). suffer evil for evil, Antipho 4.2.3 ; desmou/s X. Hier. 7.12 ; ti/ a)\n dra/seian au)tou/s, o(/ ti ou)k a)\n mei=zon a)ntipa/qoien; Th. 6.35 ; drw=n a)ntipa/sxw xrhsta/ I receive good for good done, S. Ph. 584 ; kalo\n to\ eu)= poiei=n mh\ i(/na a)ntipa/qh| Arist. EN 1163a1 ; a). a)nti/ tinos Th. 3.61 : abs., suffer for one's acts, X. An. 2.5.17 . to be affected in a contrary manner, h( yuxh\ toi=s sw/masin w(s a)sw/matos a)ntipe/ponqe Sallust. 8 ; opp. suntre/xein, Alex.Aphr. inTop. 437.16 . to\ a)ntipeponqo/s requital, Arist. EN 1132b21 ( Pythag. ); of persons, eu)/noian e)n a)ntipeponqo/si fili/an ei)=nai ib. 1155b33 . to be in the same proportion, pro/s ti Id. Mech. 850b2 . to be reciprocally proportional, Euc. 6.14 , al.; -peponqo/ta sxh/mata figures having the sides about the equal angles reciprocally proportional, Id. 6 Def. 2 , cf. Hero *Deff. 118 . Adv. -peponqo/tws reciprocally, Archim. Aequil. 1.6 , 7 , al., cf. Iamb. in Nic. p.11 P. counteract, dusouri/ais, qanasi/mois farma/kois, Dsc. 3.62 , 64 . to be of opposite nature to, tini/ Thphr. Lap. 14 . Gramm., a)ntipeponqw/s reflexive, kathgorh/mata Stoic. 2.59 . to be adversely affected, Agathin. ap. Orib. 10.7.11 , Archig. ap.eund. 8.2.15 . a)ntipa^ta^ge/w, rattle so as to drown another sound, yo/fw| Th. 3.22 ; toi=s o(/plois Dam. Isid. 63 . a)ntipa^ta/ssw: repercutio, Gloss. a)ntipa^te/w, trample upon in turn, Sch. Ar. Pl. 973 . a)ntipatri/s, i/dos, h(, name of a kind of silver vessel, IG 11.110 , al. (Delos, iii B.C.). (Prob. from pr. n. *)anti/patros.) a)ntipeistiko/s, h/, o/n, availing to persuade to the contrary, An.Bachm. 2.291 . a)ntipelarg-e/w, cherish in turn, Iamb. VP 5.24 , Zen. 1.94 ; cherish in place of another, of a sister acting as parent, Aristaenet. 1.25 :—Subst. a)ntipela/rg-wsis, ews, h(, Com.Adesp. 939 . a)nti-pe/mpw, send back an answer, Hdt. 2.114 ; pe/myasin a)nte/pemyen S. OT 306 :— Pass. , Hdt. 6.4 . send back sound, echo, Arr. An. 6.3.3 . send in requital or repayment, oi)kou/ria S. Tr. 542 ; tini\ qhri/on Philem. 47 . send against, stratia/n tini Th. 6.99 . send in the place of another, strathgou\s e)pi\ ta\s nau=s Id. 8.54 . a)nti/-pemyis, ews, h(, sending back of sound, echo, Arr. An. 6.3.3 . a)ntipenqh/s, e/s, causing grief in turn, A. Eu. 782 . a)ntipepo/nqhsis, ews, h(, reciprocal proportion, Nicom. Ar. 1.7 , Iamb. Comm.Math. 7 . a)ntipe/ra_, Adv. for a)ntipe/ra_n, Plb. 1.17.4 (dub.): c. gen., a). th=s *galilai/as Ev.Luc. 8.26 : proparox. in Hsch. a)ntiperai/nomai, accomplish in turn, to\ dra=n kai\ to\ paqei=n, sens. obsc., AP 12.238 ( Strat. ). a)ntipe/r-aios, a, on, lying over against, a)ntipe/rai) e)ne/monto the lands lying over against, Il. 2.635 :—in late Ep. also fem. a)ntipe/raia^ A.R. 2.351 , D.P. 962 , Nonn. D. 24.148 :—also a)ntiperai+=tis, idos, h(, Tz. H. 1.896 . a)ntiper-alaxei=n: a)ntitre/fein, Hsch. a)ntipe/r-a_n, Ion. a)ntipe/r-hn, Adv. = a)ntipe/ra_s , v.l. in X. HG 6.2.9 , cf. A.R. 2.177 ,al.; also kat' a)ntipe/ran, c. gen., Plb. 9.41.11 . Adj., *)asi/da t' a)ntipe/rhn te Asia and the opposite coast, Mosch. 2.9 . a)ntipe/r-a_s, Adv. over against, on the other side, c. gen., Th. 2.66 , etc.; ei)s to\ a). X. Cyn. 9.3 : abs., h( a). *qra/|kh Th. 1.100 , cf. 4.92 . a)ntipe/r-hqen ( -qe Man. 6.579 ), Adv. from the opposite side, A.R. 1.613 , AP 9.551 ( Antiphil. ): c. gen., A.R. 2.1030 . a)ntiperi-a/gw [a^g], bring round, to\n de\ [skorpi/on] to\ ke/ntron e)pai/ronta a)ntiperia/gein Arist. Mir. 844b27 ; of the corvus employed on the Roman ships, Plb. 1.22.8 ; to\n au)xe/na tou=i(/ppou Ph. 1.311 . a)ntiperi-a^gwgh/, h(, contrary revolution, Ptol. Alm. 5.2 , Procl. Hyp. 4.34 . in midwifery, rotatory movement used in extracting the afterbirth, Sor. 1.73 . a)ntiperi-ba/llw, put round in the other direction, e.g. a bandage, Hp. Fract. 11 . embrace in return, Ach.Tat. 5.8 :— Pass. , to be clothed about, qana/w| LXX Si. 23.12 . a)ntiperi-eile/omai, to be rolled in the contrary direction, Orib. 49.22.24 . a)ntiperi/-eimi, (ei)=mi ibo) come round as in a cycle, Aret. SA 2.2 . a)ntiperi-e/lkw, draw round to the other side, S.E. M. 7.189 . a)ntiperi-hxe/w, echo around, Plu. 2.502d . a)ntiperi-i/+sthmi, oppose by surrounding, compress, Arist. Mete. 382b10 , 347b6 :— Pass. , with intr. tenses in Act. , to be compressed, ib. 348b6 , al. Pass. , to be replaced by another substance, ib. 382a14 ; a). a)llh/lois change places with, Id. Resp. 472b16 , cf. Gal. 17(2).292 . Pass. , to be opposed, in general sense, Iamb. in Nic. p.19P. ; of the shadow of the earth, Theo Sm. p.121 H. bring all round, fo/bous a). tini/ Plb. 4.50.1 ; eu)daimoni/an tisi/ Lib. Decl. 43.6 . a)ntiperi-lamba/nw, embrace in turn, X. Smp. 9.4 . a)ntiperi-ple/w, sail round on the other side, Str. 1.1.8 . a)ntiperi-poie/omai, express reciprocal action, of certain verbs, A.D. Synt. 429.3 . a)ntiperi-poihtiko/s, h/, o/n, expressive of a claim, An.Bachm. 2.291 . a)ntiperi/-spasma, atos, to/, as military term, diversion, a). poiei=n tini/ Plb. 3.106.6 . a)ntiperi-spasmo/s, o(, = foreg., D.S. 14.49 . a)ntiperi-spasto/s, h/, o/n, drawnthrough, of cautery, Paul.Aeg. 6.42 . spa/w, draw off, divert, D.S. 3.37 ; esp. as military term, Plb. 2.24.8 , etc.:— Pass. , Arist. PA 670b10 . divert, distract, e(auto\n a)/baki Iamb. VP 5.24 . a)ntiperi/-sta^sis, ews, h(, surrounding so as to compress, Arist. Somn.Vig. 457b2 , 458a27 , Pr. 867b32 , 962a2 . reciprocal replacement, interchange, Id. Ph. 215a15 , 267a16 (v. Simp. ad loc.), Mete. 348b2 , Thphr. Ign. 18 , Sud. 23 . alternation, Nicom. Ar. 1.8 and 13 . a)ntiperi-strofh/, h(, turning round to the other side, Placit. 4.14.2 . a)ntiperi-sxi/zomai, to be broken up and return, of sputum, Steph. in Hp. 1.174D. a)ntiperi-fora/, contrary revolution, Procl. in Ti. 1.76D. , al., Simp. in Cael. 473.19 : pl., Procl. in Prm. p.571S. a)ntiperi-xwre/w, move round in turn or in opposition, Plu. Ages. 39 . a)ntiperi-yu/xw [u_], cool or chill in turn, Plu. 2.691f . a)ntiperi-wqe/w, push or press back any surrounding body, ib. 1005f :—hence Subst. a)ntiperi/-wsis, ews, h(, ibid. a)ntipe/ssomai, Att. a)ntiperi/-ttomai, Pass. , of food, to be quite digested, Arist. Pr. 884a2 . a)nti/petros, on, like stone, rocky, S. OC 192 codd. (lyr.). in Theoc. Syrinx 2 (acc. to Sch.), exchanged for a stone, of Zeus in his infancy. a)ntiph/gnu_mi, in pf. -pe/phga, to be fixed opposite, a)llh/lois, of crocodile's teeth, Tim.Gaz. in An.Ox. 4.264 . a)nti/phc, hgos, h(, (ph/gnumi) wheeled cradle or perambulator for infants, koi/lhs e)n a)nti/phgos eu)tro/xw| ku/klw| E. Ion 19 ; ku/tos e(likto\n a)nti/phgos ib. 40 . (Mytil., = kibwto/s , acc. to Eust. 1056.46 .) a)ntiphr-o/omai, Pass. , to be blinded in return, Ph. 2.332 . a)ntiph/r-wsis: talio, Gloss. a)ntipi/nw [pi_], drink to, pledge in turn, Sch. Opp. H. 3.226 . a)ntipi/ptw, collide, Arist. Pr. 915b18 ; fall upon, tai=s spei/rais Plb. 3.19.5 . resist, a)ntipi=pton resisting body, Arist. Pr. 961b3 ; a). tini/ Act.Ap. 7.51 ; mhde\n a)ntipeso/nta without demur, UPZ 36.21 (ii B.C.); th=s fra/sews ou)k -ou/shs A.D. Adv. 123.5 ; ei) mhde\n -pi/ptei POxy. 1473.20 (iii A. D.), cf. Aët. 16.73 ; a)ntipi=pton an objection, Phlp. in Mete. 58.3 ; h( tou= a)ntipi/ptontos lu/sis Aps. p.238H. of circumstances, to be adverse, tini/ Plb. 16.2.1 , etc.: abs., th=s tu/xhs -ou/shs ib. 28.2 ; of contrary winds, 4.44.9 ; tell against, conflict with (fact or theory), Phld. Sign. 8 , al. to fall in a contrary direction, ai( skiai/ Str. 2.1.19 . a)ntipisteu/w, trust in return, Charito 2.11 . a)ntipi^fa/skw: a)ntapodi/dwmi, Hsch. a)ntipla^gi^a/zomai, to be placed athwart, of bars in lattice-work, Lyd. Mag. 3.37 . a)ntipla/dh, h(, substance or process for protecting walls from damp, Ath.Mitt. 26.110 . a)nti/plastos, on, lit. similarly formed; generally, like, no/mos S. Fr. 284 . a)ntiple/kw, intertwine, in Pass. , Gal. 18(2).748 ; of crossed or reversed bandaging, Sor. Fasc. 12.513C. a)ntipleonekte/w, have equal precedence or privilege, e)n tw=| ou)ranw=| to/ te me/son au)tou= kai\ to\ pe/ric Simp. in Cael. 515.5 ; have respective advantages over each other, Id. in Cat. 335.1 , Elias in Cat. 98.1 :—hence a)ntiph/r-hsis, ews, h(, Simp. in Cat. 341.2 . a)nti/pleuros, on, with its side opposite, parallel, kh=pos *eu)boi/as S. Fr. 24.4 ; a). parippeu/ein Hld. 10.29 . a)ntiple/w, sail against an enemy, v.l. in Th. 1.50 and 54 ; a). a)ne/moisin Ps.-Phoc. 113 . a)ntiplhkti/zw, struggle with, pro/s tina Tz. ad Lyc. 930 . a)ntiplh/c, h=gos, o(, h(, beaten by the waves, a)ktai/ S. Ant. 592 (lyr.). a)ntiplhro/w, fill in turn or against, ta\s nau=s man them against the enemy, Th. 7.69 , etc.:— Med. , a). filothsi/an pro/s tina fill one's cup in his honour, pledge him, Aristid. 2.115J. fill up by new members, a). ta/ceis e)k politw=n X. Cyr. 2.2.26 ; replenish after exhaustion, Thphr. CP 1.13.3 . a)ntiplh/ssw, strike in turn, in Pass. , Arist. EN 1132b29 , MM 1194a33 . a)nti/ploia, h(, sailing close to the wind: metaph. of a mixed constitution, dub. l. in Plb. 6.10.7 (fort. -pnoia). a)nti/-pneusis, ews, h(, opposite current of air, Orib. 9.20.3 . a)nti-pne/w, of winds, blow against, pro/s ti Arist. Pr. 940b34 ; a)llh/lois Thphr. Vent. 53 : impers., a)ntipnei=, dia\ to\ a)ntipnei=n Arist. Mete. 370b22 . to be adverse or contrary, Ph. 1.593 , Plu. Cic. 32 , Luc. Nav. 7 : metaph. of fortune, Plb. 25.3.9 , Clitomachus ap. Stob. 4.41.29 : c. dat., Luc. Tox. 7 . trans., pneu=ma tai=s nausi/ Plu. 2.309b . a)nti-pnoh/, h(, = sq., Sch. A.R. 4.820 . a)nti/-pnoia, h(, conflicting wind, tw=| bore/a| Thphr. Vent. 28 . contrary wind, Ph. 1.352 , Hdn. 5.4.11 . a)nti/-pnoos, on, contr. a)nti/-pnous, oun, caused by adverse winds, a)ntipno/ous . . a)ploi/as A. Ag. 147 (lyr.); sta/sis a). Id. Pr. 1087 (lyr.). Adv. -no/ws Tz. ad Lyc. 739 . a)nti/podes, oi(, v. a)nti/pous. a)ntipoqe/w, long for in turn, X. Mem. 2.6.28 ( Pass. ). a)ntipoi-e/w, do in return, tau=ta Pl. Cri. 50e ; a)nt' eu)= poiei=n Id. Grg. 520e ; oi( mh\ a)ntipoiou=ntes eu)= Arist. Rh. 1397b7 ; kakw=s me\n pa/sxontas, a)ntipoiei=n de\ ou) duname/nous X. An. 3.3.12 , cf. ib. 7 ; a). kakw=s to\n a)/rcanta Muson. Fr. 10p.56H. ; a). to\ au)to/ Arist. EN 1138a22 :— Pass. , to have done to one in turn, LXX Le. 24.19 . Med. (aor. Pass. in Luc. DMort. 29.2 ), c. gen., exert oneself about a thing, seek after it, a). tw=n spoudai/wn Isoc. 1.2 ; lay claim to, th=s po/lews Th. 4.122 ; a)reth=s Isoc. 6.7 ; th=s te/xnhs, tw=n nikht hri/wn, Pl. Men. 90d , Phlb. 23a ; tou= prwteu/ein D. 10.52 ; th=s qala/tths Antiph. 190.11 ; tw=n e)n th=| *(ella/di pragma/twn D.Chr. 11.62 ; oi( *dwriei=s a)ntipoiou=ntai th=s tragw|di/as Arist. Po. 1448a30 : also c. inf., a). e)pi/stasqai/ ti lay claim to knowing . ., Pl. Men. 91c , cf. Hp.Mi. 363a : c. acc., th\n klhronomi/an Michel 546.16 (Cappad., i B. C.). contend with one for a thing, a). tini\ th=s a)rxh=s X. An. 2.1.11 , 2.3.23 ; more rarely tini\ peri/ tinos ib. 5.2.11 ; tino\s pro/s tina Arr. Epict. 1.29.9 . abs., set up opposition, Pl. Prt. 336c , Arist. Pol. 1314a12 ; maintain resistance, Plb. 2.9.5 , 21.25.6 . a)ntipoi/-hsis, ews, h(, laying claim to, tino/s D.H. 11.30 , cf. S.E. M. 6.27 , PLond. 2.251.25 (iv A.D.). a)nti/poina, ta/, requital, retribution, a)nti/poin' w(s ti/nh|s matrofo/nou du/as prob. in A. Eu. 268 ; a)nti/poina/ tinos pra/ssein, lamba/nein, to exact retribution for . ., Id. Pers. 476 , S. El. 592 ; a)nti/poin' e)mou= paqei=n suffer retribution for me, Id. Ph. 316 , cf. Nech. in Cat.Cod.Astr. 7.145 . —In codd. sts. written a)nta/poina, q.v. Later in sg., as Lib. Decl. 43.69 . a)nti/poinos, on, for recompense, Lyc. 271 . in substitution, Id. 1201 . a)ntipoleme/w, wage war against, Th. 3.39 : c. dat., Pl. Criti. 112e , X. Cyr. 7.2.24 : c. acc., LXX Is. 41.12 :— Pass. , to be warred against, D.C. 38.40 . a)ntipole/mios, on, warring against, oi( a)ntipole/mioi enemies, Th. 3.90 codd. (but -po/lemoi Poll. 1.150 ); in Hdt. 4.134 , 140 , codd. vary between a)ntipo/lemoi and -mioi; but in 7.236 , 8.68 .b/ a)ntipo/lemoi occurs without v.l., and is the only form cited by Hsch. , cf. Onos. 10.9 ,al. a)ntipoli/zw, build up as an opposing city, e(auto/n J. BJ 5.2.4 . a)ntipoliorke/w, besiege in turn, to/pon Th. 7.28 ; tina/ Plu. Marc. 7 :— Pass. , J. BJ 3.7.19 . a)nti/polis, ews, h(, rival city, tini/ Str. 3.5.3 , v.l. in D.S. 11.81 . a)ntipoli_t-ei/a, h(, political opposition, tini\ pro/s tina Plb. 20.5.5 , cf. Plu. Caes. 11 . in pl., opposite parties, Plb. 11.25.5 . a)ntipoli_t-eu/omai, to be a political opponent, Arist. Pol. 1274a14 ; oi(-o/menoi the opposite party, Din. 1.97 : in sg., political opponent, Cic. Att. 7.8.5 : metaph., o( fqo/nos tai=s pra/cesin a). Aristonym. ap. Stob. 3.38.36 ; a). tini Plu. Them. 19 , Per. 8 . a)ntipone/omai, exert oneself in opposition, App. BC 5.33 . a)nti/ponon, to/, return for labour, wages, Iamb. VP 5.22 . a)ntiporei/a, h(, marching against, Ascl. Tact. 10.2 , Ael. Tact. 25.1 . a)ntiporei=n, aor. with no pres. in use, give instead, APl. 5.341 . a)ntiporeu/omai, march to meet another, X. HG 7.3.5 . a)ntiporqe/w, ravage in return, E. Tr. 359 , Lyc. 1398 . a)nti/porqmos, on, over the straits, h)pei/roin duoi=n pedi/a plains on opposite sides of the straits, E. Ion 1585 ; *pelopi/as xqono\s e)n a)ntipo/rqmois in the parts opposite Peloponnesus, Id. Fr. 515 , cf. Arist. Mu. 392b23 , Lyc. 1071 : c. dat., Str. 8.6.21 . a)ntiporno/boskos, o(, title of a comedy by Dioxippus, Ath. 3.100e . a)nti/poros, on, = a)nti/porqmos , on the opposite coast, e)s a). gei/tona xw/ran, i.e. Europe, as separated by a strait from Asia, A. Pers. 66 , cf. Supp. 544 , E. Med. 210 ; *)/artemin *xalki/dos a)nti/poron, i.e. her templeat Aulis over against Chalcis in Euboea, Id. IA 1494 (all lyr. passages): —in X. An. 4.2.18 to\n a). lo/fon tw=| mastw=|, simply, over against, opposite to. a)nti/porpos, h(, seton for keeping incision open, Hippiatr. 24 , 26 . a)nti/pous, o(, h(, poun, to/, gen. odos, with the feet opposite, sta\s a)., of one at the Antipodes, Pl. Ti. 63a ; so a). e)/stai poreuo/menos e(/kastos au)to\s au(tw=| Arist. Cael. 308b20 , cf. Eratosth. 16.19 ; oi( a). the Antipodes, Str. 1.1.13 , Cleom. 1.2 , Cic. Acad.Pr. 2.39.123 , Plu. 2.869c . a)nti-praktiko/s, h/, o/n, counteracting, M.Ant. 2.1 : Comp. -w/teros Xenocr. ap. Orib. 2.58.72 . a)nti/-pracis, ews, h(, counteraction, resistance, Plb. 6.17.8 , D.H. 11.53 , Plu. Publ. 11 , Demetr.Lac. Herc. 1012.71 . a)nti/pra_sis, ews, h(, contract of sale executed by the purchaser, PLond. ined. 2227 (iv A. D.). a)ntipra/ssw, Att. a)nti/-ttw, Ion. a)nti-prh/ssw, act against, seek to counteract, tini/ X. Ath. 2.17 , Alex. 264 ( Med. ); pro/s ti Arist. Pol. 1320a6 , etc. abs., act in opposition, D. 32.14 ; o( a)ntiprh/sswn, = a)ntistasiw/ths , Hdt. 1.92 ; a). ti oppose in any way, X. HG 2.3.14 ; e)a/n te a)ntipra/tth| tis e)a/n te mh\ sumpra/tth| Arist. Rh. 1379a13 ; conflict with, tell against a theory, Demetr.Lac. Herc. 1055.20 :— Med. , X. Hier. 2.17 . a)ntipresbeu/-omai, Med. , send counter-ambassadors, Th. 6.75 , Luc. Peregr. 16 : c. dat., Paus. 7.9.5 :— Act. in Aristid. 1.372J. , App. Mith. 87 . a)ntipresbeu-th/s, ou=, o(, = Lat. pro legato, Gloss. a)ntipri/asqai [ri^], aor., buy in return, SIG 2861 (Delph.). a)ntipro-ai/resis, ews, h(, mutual preference, pro\s a)llh/lous Arist. EE 1236b3 . a)ntipro-ba/llomai, propose instead of another, to\n e(/teron Pl. Lg. 755d :— Act. , Gal. 19.64 . a)ntipro-bolh/, h(, proposing instead of another, Pl. Lg. 755e , 756a (cj.). a)ntipro-ei=don, aor. 2, recognize before meeting, a)llh/lous Ph. 2.544 . a)ntipro/-eimi, (ei)=mi ibo) come forward against or to meet, tini/ Th. 6.66 : abs., App. Pun. 107 . a)ntipro-hge/omai, precede instead of following, EM 462.35 , Hdn.Gr. 2.394 . a)ntipro-qu_me/omai, to be hostilely disposed, Aen.Tact. 11.1 . a)nti/proika, Adv. for next to nothing, cheaply, X. Ages. 1.18 , Poll. 7.10 . a)ntiproikw=|on, to/, compensation, PFlor. 294.74 (vi A.D.). a)ntipro-i/+sxomai, hold out before one, present, as weapons, h( lu/ph a). ta\ a)/maxa ke/ntra th=s fu/sews Them. Or. 32.357b :— Hsch. has the Act. a)ntiproi/+sxein: a)ntidou=nai. a)ntipro-ka^le/omai, Med. , retort a legal challenge (pro/klhsis), D. 37.43 ; challenge in turn, c. acc. et inf., D.H. 15.8 . a)ntipro-katalhpte/on, one mustreply to ananticipation, Arist. Rh.Al. 1433b1 . a)ntipro/-klhsis, ews, h(, retorting of a pro/klhsis, Hsch. a)ntipro-pi/nw [pi_], drink in turn, ai(=ma a)llh/lois J. BJ 5.10.4 . present in return (cf. propi/nw 1.2 ), a)oida/s Dionys. Eleg. 1 ; ta\ o(/moia Ath. 4.128a . a)ntipros-a^goreu/w, return salute, Plu. Crass. 3 (in aor. -eusa):— but in earlier Prose, aor. 2 a)ntiprosei=pon Thphr. Char. 15.3 :— Pass. , a)ntiproserrh/qhn X. Mem. 3.13.1 . a)ntipros-a/gw [a^g], adduce on the other side, ti pro/s tina Phld. Rh. 1.377S. a)ntipros-ama/omai, Med. , heap in turn, a). th\n gh=n scrape up new soil upon, X. Oec. 17.13 . a)ntipros-ba/llomai, Pass. , to be impinged upon in return, Hierocl. p.23A. a)ntipro/s-eimi, (ei)=mi ibo) march against, X. Cyr. 3.3.24 . a)ntipros-ei=pon, v. a)ntiprosagoreu/w. a)ntipros-elau/nw, intr., charge against, of cavalry, D.C. 46.37 . a)ntipros-e/rxomai, come to meet, tini/ Id. 60.6 . a)ntipros-ka^le/omai, Med. , summon in turn, D. 47.45 . a)ntipros-kri/nw [ri_], join instead, Alex.Aphr. de An. 134.32 :— Pass. , to be added to in exchange, c. dat., Id. in Sens. 57.2 . a)ntipros-ku^ne/w, fall down and worship in turn, Plu. 2.1117c . a)ntipro/s-oyis, ews, h(, appearing instead, glossed by o(mhrei/a, Suid. , Zonar. a)ntipros-fe/rw, bring near in turn, lu/xnon tini/ X. Smp. 5.9 . a)ntipros-fqe/ggomai, accost in return, Ph. 1.36 . a)ntipro/s-wpos, on, with the face towards, facing, toi=s polemi/ois X. Cyr. 7.1.25 , cf. Aen.Tact. 22.11 ; face to face, a)ntipro/swpoi maxo/menoi X. HG 6.5.26 ; filh/mata AP 12.251 ( Strat. ); of images, reflected, Thphr. Sens. 52 , 53 ; of winds, blowing in a contrary direction, Placit. 4.1.1 . Adv. -pws Arist. Mir. 835b11 , Steph. inHp. 1.95 D. , al. Subst. a)ntipro/s-wpon, to/, prow, Artem. 2.23 , 4.24 . a)ntipro/-ta^sis, ews, h(, counter-proposition, Hermog. Inv. 3.4 , Steph. in Int. 24.1 . a)ntipro-tei/nw, hold out in turn, th\n decia/n X. HG 4.1.31 ; i(kethri/as D.H. 8.19 codd. propose in turn, D.C. 48.11 ( Med. ). adduce on the other side, Gal. 10.112 . a)ntipro-ti/qhmi, publish, post up in opposition, gra/mmata D.C. 65.1 . a)ntipro-fe/rw, in Med. , adduce in reply, Demetr. Lac. Herc. 1012.49 . a)nti/prw|ros, on, with the prow towards, a). toi=si barba/roisi geno/menoi Hdt. 8.11 ; tou\s e)/splous tai=s nausi\n a)ntiprw/|rois klh/|ein Th. 4.8 ; [e)mbolai=s] mh\ a)ntiprw/|rois xrh=sqai not to charge prow to prow, Id. 7.36 ; to\ a). cugkrou=sai ibid.; a). e)mba/llesqai ib. 34 ; tw=n polemi/wn a). e)formou/ntwn Id. 8.75 ; of ships, ready for action, ib. 53 ; a). katasth=sai ta\s trih/reis X. HG 6.2.28 ; to\ stra/teuma a). w(/sper trih/rh prosh=ge ib. 7.5.23 . face to face, ta/d' a)nti/prw|ra . . ble/pein pa/rest' S. Tr. 223 (lyr.); kat' a)nti/prw|ra nausta/qmwn in front of them, E. Rh. 136 (lyr.); o)rgh=s a)ntiprw/|rou kulindoume/nhs Plu. de Ira Fr. 27B. a)ntiptai/w, obstruct, stand in the way, pro/s ti Onos. 17 . a)nti/-ptwma, atos, to/, stumble against, LXX Si. 34(31).29 ; accident, Ptol. Tetr. 116 , Paul.Al. N. 3b . a)nti/-ptwsis, ews, h(, opposition, resistance, Hp. Decent. 3 (pl.). Gramm., interchange of cases, Priscian. Inst. 17.155 , Sch. Ar. V. 135 . a)nti-ptwtiko/s, h/, o/n, of or belonging to a)nti/ptwsis 11 , Anon. Fig. p.151S. Adv. -kw=s with such interchange, Eust. 29.39 . a)nti/pu_gos, on, rump to rump, Arist. HA 540a14 , 542a16 . c. gen., turned away from, limh\n a). lime/nos Scyl. 46 , cf. 108 . a)ntipukteu/w, wrestle against, tw=| e)/rwti Sch. S. Tr. 441 . a)nti/pu^los, on, with the gates opposite, a)llh/lhsi Hdt. 2.148 . a)nti/purgos, on, like a tower or fort, E. Ba. 1097 . Subst. a)., o(, repository, cupboard, a). cu/linoi Lib. Or. 11.254 . a)ntipurgo/w, build a tower over against, c. acc. cogn., po/lin th/nd' a)ntepu/rgwsan reared up this rival city, i. e. the Areopagus as a rival to the Acropolis, A. Eu. 688 . a)ntipurseu/w, (purso/s) return signals, Plb. 8.28.3 , 10.46.1 . a)ntirre/pw, counterpoise, balance, A. Ag. 574 ; tini/ Hp. Art. 4 : metaph., vacillate, w(/sper e)pi\ pla/stiggos Ph. 2.170 , etc. a)ntirre/w, flow or (of wind) blow contrariwise, Poll. 1.111 . a)ntirrh/gnu_mi, break opposite ways, Plu. 2.1005b . a)nti/-rrhsis, ews, h(, gainsaying, altercation, a). gi/gnetai/ tini pro/s tina peri/ tinos Plb. 2.7.7 ; controversy, Gal. Phil.Hist. 24 D. ; refutation of, D.S. 1.38 , J. Ap. 2.1 , Hermog. Id. 1.8 , Gal. 1.131 ; counter-statement, POxy. 68.11 (ii A. D.); reply, Phld. Rh. 1.384S. , al., Sign. 7 , cf. 11 . a)nti-rrhte/on, one must speak against, Pl. Plt. 297b . a)nti-rrhtiko/s, h/, o/n, controversial, lo/gos S.E. P. 1.21 . Adv. -kw=s, e)/xein pro/s tinas Steph. in Hp. 1.72 D. a)ntirrhtoreu/w, speak against, dispute with, tini/ Max. Tyr. 9.3 . a)nti/rri_non, to/, calf's snout, Antirrhinum Orontium, Thphr. HP 9.19.2 (codd. -rizon, cf. Hsch. ), Dsc. 4.130 . a)nti/rroia, h(, back-current, Thphr. Vent. 53 . a)ntirrop-h/, h(, counterpoise, Hp. Art. 38 , 39 ( v.l. -i/h , as in Gal. 18 ( 1 ). 481 ). a)ntirrop-i/a, h(, in pl., tu/xhs a). vicissitudes of fortune, Agath. Praef. p.134 D. a)nti/rropos, on, like i)so/rropos , counterpoising, compensating for, tino/s D. 1.10 ; a)/gein . . lu/phs a). a)/xqos to balance the counterpoising weight of sorrow, S. El. 120 (lyr.); *qeanoi= . . a). balancing her, weighing as much as . ., Antiph. 26.24 ; kth=ma po/nois a). Max. Tyr. 6.6 ; r(w/mh pro\s ki/ndunon a). Pl. Def. 412a . Adv. a)ntirro/pws, pra/ttein tini/ so as to balance his power, X. HG 5.1.36 : also neut. pl. as Adv., yuxa\s d' a)nti/rropa qe/ntes as a counterpoise, IG 1.442 . like a)nti/zugos , equivalent to, c. dat., X. Oec. 3.15 . a)nti/rrous, oun, flowing directly opposite to, *nei/lw| Str. 11.2.2 . a)nti/rrwtai: a)pope/mpetai, Hsch. a)nti/s, (a)nti/) opposite, c. gen., POxy. 941.4 (vi A.D.). a)nti^sa/zw, to be equal with, compensate, c. gen., Sch. E. Alc. 859 . a)ntise/bomai, revere in turn, Epicur. Fr. 141 . a)ntisemnu/nomai [u_], Med. , meet pride with pride, Arist. Pol. 1314a7 . Act. , extol in return, Eust. 1563.40 . a)nti/shk-os, on, compensating, equivalent, xa/ris Eust. 1075.8 . a)ntishk-o/w, counterbalance, compensate for, c. dat. rei, w(s toi=sde (sc. kakoi=s) di\s a)ntishkw=sai A. Pers. 437 : c. gen., a)ntishkw/sas de/ se fqei/rei qew=n tis th=s pa/roiq' eu)praci/as some god ruins thee, making compensation for, balancing, thy former happiness, E. Hec. 57 , cf. D.S. 31.12 : c. acc., timai=s a)ntishkw/sw xa/rin I will compensate the favour by honours, Luc. Trag. 243 ; support by way of compensation, tina/ Hp. Acut. 29 , cf. Art. 6 :— Pass. , h( w)fe/leia pollai=s o)du/nais -ou=tai Simp. in Epict. p.27 D. a)ntish/k-wma, atos, to/, equipoise, compensation, PSI 238.10 (vi/vii A. D.), Eust. 546.24 . a)ntish/k-wsis, ews, Ion. ios, h(, = foreg., a). gi/netai Hdt. 4.50 ; equivalence, Plot. 1.4.14 . a)ntishmai/nw, give a countersign, J. AJ 19.1.10 . give hostile signs, toi=s barba/rois a)ntesh/maine ta\ e)k tou= qeou= Paus. 10.23.1 . a)ntish/pw, make to putrefy in turn, Gal. 11.608 . *)antisqe/n-eioi, oi(, followers of Antisthenes, Arist. Metaph. 1043b24 ; o( *)a. *(hraklh=s, referring to a book by A., Plu. 2.536b . *)antisqen-ismo/s, o(, a way of life according to the teaching of Antisthenes, Jul. Or. 6.187c . a)nti/sigma, atos, to/, sigma reversed, as a critical mark, D.L. 3.66 , Sch. Od. 5.247 . symbol for ps, Priscian. Inst. 1.42 . a)ntisi^wpa/w, to be silent in turn, Ar. Lys. 528 . a)ntiskaiwre/w, lay snares for, tina/ Tz. H. 3.256 . a)ntiskeua/zomai, Med. , furnish for oneself in opposition, to\n oi)=kon X. Ages. 8.6 :— Pass. , Ph. Bel. 92.11 . a)nti/skhnos, on, opposite the stage-buildings, prob. sc. stoa/, Ephes. 2.41 (iii A. D.). a)nti/skios, on, throwing a shadow the opposite way, Ach.Tat. Intr. Arat. 31 , Vett.Val. 142.28 , Jul. Or. 4.147c ; zo/fon . . a). *)hou=s Nonn. D. 7.311 . a)ntisko/rodon, to/, = sko/rodon to\ ku/prion , Plin. HN 19.112 . a)ntiskot-e/w, obstruct, tw=| dikai/w| S.E. M. 2.78 . a)ntisko/t-hsis, ews, h(, obstruction, Gloss. a)ntiskw/ptw, mock in return, Plu. Tim. 15 , Ant. 24 :— Pass. , take a gibe in return for one's own, h(de/ws D.C. 66.11 . a)nti^so/omai, Pass. , oppose on equal terms, Th. 3.11 . a)ntisof-i/zomai, use counter-devices, pro/s ti Arist. Pol. 1297a36 : abs., Ph. 1.364 . a)ntisof-isteu/w, = foreg., tw=| qei/y lo/gw| Id. 1.449 , cf. Numen. ap. Eus. PE 14.8 . a)ntisof-isth/s, ou=, o(, one who seeks to refute, c. gen., magganei/as Luc. Alex. 43 , cf. Cal. 16 . a)nti/-spasis, ews, h(, revulsion, esp. of bodily humours, Hp. Hum. 1 , Vict. 2.56 , Gal. 10.315 , etc. a)nti/-spasma, atos, to/, in war, distraction, diversion, Plb. 2.18.3 , D.S. 20.86 , J. AJ 17.2.4 . a)nti-spasmo/s, o(, convulsion, Ar. Lys. 967 . counter-movement (ebb and flow), of the sea, Placit. 3.17.7 . a)nti-spaste/on, one must draw off by another outlet, Hp. Vict. 4.90 , Gal. 16.153 . a)nti-spastiko/s, h/, o/n, able to draw back, retractile, Arist. HA 638a31 . revulsive, bohqh/mata Gal. 17(1).907 . Adv. -kw=s Id. 11.305 . in Metric, antispastic, Heph. 10 ,al. a)nti/-spastos, on, drawn in the contrary direction, nefe/lai pneu/masin a). Orph. H. 21.5 . spasmodic, convulsive, o)ste/wn a)dagmo\s a). S. Tr. 770 . a)nti/spastos (sc. pou/s), o(, in Prosody, antispast, a foot made up of an iambus and trochee, ^ - - ^, Heph. 3 , Aristid.Quint. 1.22 . = a)nti/fqoggos, a)nti/spasta me/lh Phryn. Trag. 11 ; a)nti/spasta e)fumnei= phkti/dos sugxordi/a| S. Fr. 412 (unless 'doubly twanged', of an instrument with two registers). a)nti/spaston: filh/matos o)/noma, Hsch. Subst. a)nti/-spastos, o(, tackle, pulley-rope, Ath.Mech. 9.13 ,al. a)nti-spa/w, draw the contrary way, hold back, a). o(rmw/menon A. Pr. 339 ; tou\s me\n tei/nein tou\s d' a). Ar. Pax 493 , cf. Luc. Cat. 4 ; opp. spa/w, Arist. HA 542a15 , al.:— Pass. , suffer a check, Id. Rh. 1409b21 ; to be drawn in a contrary direction, Epicur. Ep. 2p.53U. , Ph. 2.171 : metaph., peri/odoi -spw/menai dragging, Phld. Rh. 2.95S. draw to itself, X. Cyn. 5.1 ; ei)s au(to/ Arist. Pr. 929a39 :— Med. , draw over to one's own side, Plb. 22.10.14 . intr., = a)nte/xomai , seize, c. gen., A.R. 2.598 . a)ntispeu/dw, oppose eagerly, contend against, pro/s tina Antipho 1.7 ; toi=s e)piqumh/masi/ tinos D.C. 59.13 . a)ntispo/dion, to/, (spodo/s) substitute for [mineral] ashes, vegetable ashes, Orib. 15.1.27(36) , Gal. 12.234 :—also a)nti/spodon, Dsc. 1.109 , 5.75 . a)ntispouda/zw, = a)ntispeu/dw, tini/ D.C. 40.55 . a)ntispoudi/a, h(, opposite exertion, Oenom. ap. Eus. PE 5.24 . a)ntista^diai=os, a, on, a furlong long, i. e. enormous, Sch. Od. 12.90 . a)ntistaqm-a/w, = a)ntishko/w , Sm. Jb. 28.19 :—in Med. , Eust. 1875.8 . a)ntista/qm-hsis, ews, h(, = a)ntish/kwsis , Id. 1625.27 , Sch. Od. 4.612 . a)ntistaqm-i/zw, = a)ntishko/w , Incert. Jb. 28.19 . a)nti/staqm-os, on, (staqmo/s) counterpoising, balancing, tini/ Pl. Sph. 229c ; xruso\n a). th=s kefalh=s ou)k e)de/canto D.S. 5.29 : metaph., in compensation for, w(s path\r a). tou= qhro\s e)kqu/seie th\n au(tou= ko/rhn S. El. 571 . a)ntista^s-ia/zw, form a party against, tini/ X. An. 4.1.27 ; oi( a)ntistasia/zontes, = oi( a)ntistasiw=tai , Id. Cyr. 7.4.3 ; a).pro\s pa/nta to offer opposition to . ., D.C. 37.54 . a)ntista^s-iasth/s, ou=, o(, = a)ntistasiw/ths , J. BJ 1.7.5 , D.C. 73.4 , Fr. 84.1 . a)ntista^/s-imos, on, sloping, Anon.Alch. p.26B. a)ntista^/s-ios, on, of equal weight: metaph., lo/goi Max.Tyr. 4.1 ; to\ a). Id. 39.1 . a)nti/sta^s-is, ews, h(, counter-faction, sta/sis kai\ a). kai\ ma/xh Pl. R. 560a . opposition, ai)w/nios Ph. 1.577 ; e)pi\ th=| a)rxh=| J. AJ 17.11.2 ; tu/xhs Plu. Aem. 36 ; e)c a). a)gwni/zesqai in pitched battle, Hdn. 5.4.4 ; i)/shn a). e)/xein weigh equally, Arist. Mu. 397a1 . counterplea, set-off, e.g. benefit conferred balanced against injury done, Hermog. Stat. 2 , cf. 6 (pl.), Arg. Lycurg. a)ntista^s-iw/ths, ou, o(, one of the opposite faction or party, Hdt. 1.92 , 4.164 , X. An. 1.1.10 , Aen.Tact. 11.7 , etc. a)ntista^te/on, one must check, tai=s kenw/sesi Philum. ap. Aët. 9.6 . a)ntista^t-e/w, = a)nqi/stamai , resist, oppose, esp. as a political partisan, Hdt. 3.52 ; tini/ Pl. Grg. 513c , J. AJ 18.9.2 , cf. Ph. 1.205 , al.; pro/s ti Plu. 2.802b ; trans., tw=| fo/bw| to\ kle/os Lib. Vit. 1.7 . a)ntista^/t-hs [a^], ou, o(, opponent, adversary, A. Th. 518 , Plu. 2.1084b . vertical beam in plinth of torsion-engine, Hero Bel. 91.11 . a)ntista^t-iko/s, h/, o/n, of or for a counter-plea (cf. a)nti/stasis 111 ), Hermog. Stat. 5 , 10 . a)nti/stepnon, to/, the part of the spine opposite the breast, Sor. 2.63 (pl.), Ruf. Anat. 25 . a)ntisth/kw, = a)nqi/stamai , Hsch. s.v. a)nteca/gw. a)ntisth/r-igma, atos, to/, a prop or support, Hp. Art. 9 , 16 : metaph., support, stay, LXX Ps. 17(18).18 . a)ntisthr-igmo/s, o(, blocking the way, resistance, a)nakopai\ kai\ -moi/ D.H. Dem. 38 ; -moi\ gramma/twn Id. Comp. 16 . a)ntisthr-i/zw, press against, Hp. Art. 47 ; offer resistance, Democr. 9 , Arist. Pr. 940a11 . a)ntisti/lbw, shine by reflection, Zen. 3.8 . a)ntistoix-ei/wsis, ews, h(, change of a letter, e.g. fitpw=n for futrw=n, Sch. Il. 12.29 . a)ntistoix-e/w, stand opposite in rows or pairs, xoroi\ a)ntistoixou=ntes a)llh/lois X. An. 5.4.12 ; a). tini/ stand vis-a-vis to a partner in a dance, Id. Smp. 2.20 . of letters, correspond, a). ta\ dase/a toi=s yiloi=s EM 443.17 . a)ntistoix-i/a, h(, standing opposite in pairs, tw=n podw=n Arist. Pr. 894a19 ; pragma/twn Plu. 2.474a . of letters, correspondence, of the relation of tenuis, media, and aspirate to each other, Ascl.Myrl. ap. Ath. 11.501b . a)nti/stoix-os, on, ranged opposite in rows or pairs, Arist. IA 708b8 ,al. standing over against, skia\ a)nti/stoixos w(/s E. Andr. 745 ; a)nti/stoixa le/gwn . . tou/toisi corresponding with, D.H. Rh. 9.7 . of letters, corresponding, as tenuis, media, and aspirate, A.D. Synt. 55.14 , cf. Fr. 7b , D.T. 631.27 ; also of vowels, Hdn. Epim. 2 ; kat' a)nti/stoixon Lyd. Mag. 1.7 . a)nti/stomos, on, drawn up face to face, difalaggi/a Ascl. Tact. 11.3 , cf. Ael. Tact. 37.3 , Arr. Tact. 29.2 , Hsch. a)ntistope/nnu_ml, aor. 1 inf. a)ntistrw=sai, lay paving instead, SIG2 587.48 (Eleusis). a)ntistoxastiko/s, h/, o/n, conjecturing in turn, Sch. D. 8.17 . a)ntistra^teu/omai, take the field, make war against, tini/ X. Cyr. 8.8.26 :—later in Act. , D.S. 22.15 , J. AJ 2.10.1 (abs.): metaph., *)/erwtes a). toi=s u(perhfanou=si Aristaenet. 2.1 . a)ntistra^thg-e/w, act against as general or (generally) make war against, tini/ D.H. 11.37 ; toi=s e)pixeirh/masi/ tinwn J. Vit. 55 , cf. Max. Tyr. 41.3 . a)ntistra^th/g-hsis, ews, h(, hostile manoeuvre, Onos. 32.9 . a)ntistra/thgos [ra^], o(, enemy's general, Th. 7.86 , D.H. 6.5 , Plu. Sert. 12 . at Rome, acting commander or governor, either pro consule, Plb. 28.3.1 , or pro praetore, D.C. 41.43 . propraetor, i.e. governor of a province with rank of pro praetore, IG 12(5).722 (Andros, ii B.C.). lieutenant of a commander, Lat. legatus pro praetore, OGIii p.551 (Bargylia, ii B.C.), Plb. 3.106.2 , 15.4.4 , Plu. Comp.Lys.Sull. 4 , etc.; in full, presbeuth\s kai\ a). J. AJ 14.12.13 ; a)ntitami/as kai\ a). proquaestor pro praetore, OGI 448 (i B.C.); presbeuth\s *sebastou= a)., = Lat. legatus Augusti pro praetore, IGRom. 3.186 (Ancyra, ii A.D.), etc. a)ntistra^tiw/ths, ou, o(, soldier of the enemy, Gal. 19.180 , Chor. in Lib. 4.522 Reiske. a)ntistra^toped-ei/a, h(, = sq., Plb. 3.101.8 . a)ntistra^tope/d-eusis, ews, h(, an encamping opposite, the position of two armies in sight of one another, D.C. 78.26 . a)ntistra^toped-eu/w, encamp over against, tini/ Isoc. 6.80 , Plb. 1.74.13 , Onos. 10.19 ,etc. more freq. in Med. , tini/ Hdt. 1.76 : abs., Th. 1.30 : so pf. Pass. , Id. 4.124 , X. HG 7.4.13 . a)ntistpept-e/os, a, on, in Logic, to be converted, Arist. APr. 51a23 . one must reverse, th\n do/can Plot. 5.5.11 . a)nti/stpept-os, on, that can be turned about: ta\ a). machines that move on a pivot or swivel, D.S. 20.91 . a)ntistre/fw, pf. -e/strofa, turn to the opposite side:— Pass. , to be turned in the opposite direction, mo/xlos a)ntestramme/nos reversed lever, Ph. Bel. 59.25 ; turn and look at, Aristaenet. 1.4 : also c. acc., ou)d' a). o(\ le/gousin cast a glance at, Phld. Rh. 1.245S. Adv. a)ntestramme/nws Arist. IA 712a4 . intr., wheel about, face about, X. Ages. 1.16 . retort an argument, tou\s lo/gous Arist. Top. 163a30 , cf. APr. 59b1 ; ai)ti/as Procop. Pers. 1.16 . correspond, a)llh/lois Anon. in Tht. 19.47 . in Logic, to be convertible, Arist. Cat. 14b11 , al.; ta\ ge/nh kata\ tw=n ei)dw=n kathgopei=tai, ta\ de\ ei)/dh kata\ tw=n genw=n ou)k a)ntistre/fei are not conversely predicable of genera, ib. 2b21 : impers., a)ntistre/fei the relation is reciprocal, Id. GC 337b23 , cf. de An. 423a21 , Pr. 883b8 ; peri\ a)ntistrefo/ntwn lo/gwn kai\ sunhmme/nwn complementary propositions, title of work by Chrysipp.: so of metaphors, Anon. Fig. p.228S. most freq. in the doctrine of syllogism, of reduction by conversion of one of the premisses, Arist. APr. 50b25 ; either of the terms, to\ *b tw=| *a a)ntistre/fei the term B is convertible with A, ib. 67b30 ,al.; to\ *g pro\s to\ *a a). ib. 38 ; a). to\ kaqo/lou tw=| kata\ me/ros ib. 31a27 , al.; or of the propositions, ib. 25a8 , al.; a). kaqo/lou to be simply convertible, ib. 28 ; a). e)pi\ me/rous, e)n me/rei, kata\ me/ros, ib. 39a15 , 25a8 , 10 . in Pass. , of propositions, to be converted or changed into their opposites, Id. APr. 45b6 , APo. 80b25 , al. to be interdependent, have a reciprocal nexus, ta\ me\n ou)=n a). . . kai\ poihtika\ a)llh/lwn kai\ paqhtika\ u(p' a)llh/lwn Id. GC 328a19 : hence of cyclical argument, e)n mo/nois toi=s a). ku/klw| kai\ di' a)llh/lwn (sc. ai( a)podei/ceis) Id. APr. 58a13 , cf. APo. 95b40 , GC 337b23 . generally, to be suited conversely for one or another purpose, o( to/pos a)ntistre/fei pro\s to\ a)naskeua/zein kai\ kataskeua/zein Id. Top. 109b25 ; a). pro\s a)/mfw ib. 112a27 ,al. pf. part. Pass. , conversely opposed, of concavities, facing one another, a)ntestramme/na pro\s a)/llhla Id. HA 498a8 ; but, back to back, Plb. 6.32.6 . in Logic, converted, sullogismo\s -mme/nos Arist. APr. 44a31 ; pro/tasis ib. 58a1 ; a). th=| pa/xnh| o( eu)rw/s its converse, Id. GA 784b16 ; h( a). pro/sqesis Id. Ph. 207a23 . Adv. a)ntestramme/nws inversely, ib. 206b5 ; conversely, PA 684b35 , IA 712a4 , al.; in Logic, opposedly, Id. Int. 22a34 . of lyrics, possess strophe and antistrophe, Aristid.Quint. 1.29 , Sch. Ar. Ach. 1037 , Sch. Heph. p.167C. of grammatical construction, to be inverted, A.D. Synt. 180.16 ,al. a)ntistrof-h/, h(, a turning about: in choruses and dances, strophic correspondence, D.H. Comp. 25 ; in later writers, = a)nti/strofos, h( (q.v.), Sch. Ar. Nu. 595 ,al. Rhet., repetition of closing words in successive members, Phld. Rh. 1.195 S. , Hermog. Id. 1.12 , cf, 2.1 , Eust. 945.60 ; a). to\ e)nanti/on th=s e)panafora=s Alex. Fig. 2.4 . inversion, of construction, e.g. h)xw=n e)/pesa for pesw\n h)/xhsa Phoeb. Fig. 1.5 . Gramm., inversion of letters (e.g. a)kh/n, h)=ka), EM 424.8 . inversion, kata\ th\n a). th=s a)nalogi/as in inverse ratio, Arist. Ph. 266b18 :—in Logic, conversion of terms of a proposition, Id. APr. 25a40 ; a). de/xesqai to be convertible, ib. 50b32 . Math., tw=n qewrhma/twn h( a). Procl. in Euc. p.251 F., cf. Apollon.Perg. Con. 2.49 ; a). prohgoume/nh complete conversion, Procl. in Euc. p.253F. ; a). a)ciwma/twn Stoic. 2.64 ; generally, kat' -fh/n conversely, Metrod. Herc. 831.14 . retortion of an argument, Arist. APr. 61a22 . change of a proposition into its opposite, ib. 38a3 , 39a28 . a)nti/strof-os, on, turned so as to face one another: hence, correlative, co-ordinate, counterpart, Pl. Tht. 158c , etc.; tini/ to a thing, Id. Grg. 464b , R. 605a ; h( r(htorikh/ e)stin a). th=| dialektikh=| Arist. Rh. 1354a1 , Pol. 1293a33 , etc.; i)atrikh\ a). dikaiosu/nh| Aristid. 2.37 J. ; also tino/s the correlative or counterpart of . ., Pl. R. 530d , Grg. 465d , Isoc. 5.61 , etc.; a). . . w(/sper Arist. Pol. 1292b7 . Adv. -fws in a manner corresponding, tini/ Pl. R. 539d ; h( glw=tta w(/sper -fws e)/xousa tw=| mukth=ri being the counterpart of . ., Arist. PA 661a27 ; sumbai/nei d' a)ntistro/fws the result follows by a reversible proof, Id. Ph. 265b8 . in Logic, converse, lo/gos Phld. Rh. 1.179S. Adv. -fws Id. Sign. 6 : also in Math., converse, qew/rhma Papp. 970.20 ; ta\ a). the converse proposition, Apollon.Perg. Con. 4.55 . Adv. -fws conversely, ib. 1.38 , Max.Tyr. 34.4 . contrary, opposed, tino/s D.Chr. 4.87 ; pro/s ti Luc. Merc.Cond. 31 . Adv. -fws in the opposite way, Phld. Lib. p.31O. , Ps.- Luc. Philopatr. 18 . that can be retorted, D.H. Rh. 9.5 (as v.l., cf. a)gxi-). e)c a)ntistro/fou by an inverted construction (cf. a)ntistrofh/ 11.2 ), Hdn. Fig. p.102S. in lyrics, antistrophic, Arist. Pr. 918b27 , etc.: esp. Subst. a)nti/strofos (sc. w)|dh/), h(, antistrophe, Id. Rh. 1409a26 , D.H, Comp. 19 , etc.; also of members in a rhet. period, e)n strofh=| kai\ a)ntistro/fw| Hermog. Id. 1.11 . f.l. for a)mfi/strofos , wheeling both ways, A. Supp. 882c odd. retorting a charge, Procop. Arc. 17 . a)nti/strofos, h(, = a)po/strofos Sch. Ar. Pl. 3 . a)nti/strofoi, name for the two upper ribs, Poll. 2.182 . Adv. -fws crosswise, ta\s xei=ras a)llh/lais e)piba/llein Gal. UP 5.14 ; inversely, Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 10.5.4 , cf. Diogenian. 3.30 . a)ntisu/gklhtos, h(, counter-senate, name given by Marius to his body-guard, Plu. Mar. 35 , Sull. 8 . a)ntisugkri/nw [ri_], compare one with another, Nicom. Ar. 1.13 :— Pass. , ib. 20 , Charito 6.1 . a)ntisuzu^gi/a, h(, = suzugi/a , of signs rising and setting at the same point of the horizon, Gem. 2.1 . a)ntisullogi/zomai, answer by syllogism, Arist. Rh. 1402a31 , al. a)ntisumbol-e/w, give a counter-receipt, PFay. 73.1 (ii/iii A.D.), al. -on, to/, counter-receipt, ib. 73 ,al., PGrenf. 2.23 , PLond. 1.15.3 . a)ntisumbouleu/w, give contrary advice, Stob. 2.6.2 . a)ntisumma^xe/omai, Pass. , to be helped in return, u(po/ tinos Longin. 17.1 . a)ntisumposia/zw, write a Symposium in rivalry of Plato, Luc. Lex. 1 . a)ntisun-a^lei/fw, anoint in return, to\n sunalei/yanta Phld. Vit. p.30J. a)ntisun-anta/w, meet face to face, AP 12.227 . a)ntisun-a/ptw, meet in opposite directions, dub. in Gal. 18(2).727 . a)ntisu_riggiako/s, h/, o/n, protecting against fistula, kollu/rion Aët. 15.13 . a)ntisfairi/zw, play at ball against, oi( a)ntisfairiou=ntes parties about to play in a match, X. Lac. 9.5 . a)ntisfa/ttw, slaughter in turn, D.C. 45.47 (in aor. 2 Pass. ). a)ntisfh/n, h=nos, o(, counter-wedge which drives out another, Ph. Bel. 67.32 . a)ntisfi/ggw, e)/nqen kai\ e)/nqen a). form an obstacle by tension, Hp. Art. 3 . a)ntisfra/gisma, atos, to/, sealed copy, SIG 785.12 (Chios). a)ntisxhmat-i/zw, meetone figure by another, D.H. Rh. 9.14 . a)ntisxhmat-ismo/s, o(, the use of such figures in turn, ibid. a)ntisxu_ri/zomai, Med. , to be stiff in maintaining a contrary opinion, Th. 3.44 ; pro/s ti Plu. 2.535e . a)nti/sxu_ros, on, strong to resist, Hsch. a)ntisxu/w, fut. -u/sw [u_], repel by force, LXX Wi. 7.30 , D.C. 48.11 . a)ntisxw, = a)nte/xw (q.v.), Hp. Fract. 11 , S. Ph. 830 (lyr.), Th. 1.7 [codd. often confuse -i/sxwn, -isxw/n]. a)ntisw/|zw, preserve in turn, Anon. ap. Suid. s.v. dusklee/s , Aristid. 1.418J. a)nti/swsis [i^s], ews, h(, equalization, Iamb. Protr. 21 .iq/. a)nti-tagma, atos, to/, opposingforce, D.S. 11.67 , Plu. Cleom. 23 ; of a person, 'a political force', Nic. 2 , Luc. 38 . a)nti-takte/on, (a)ntita/ssw) one must array against, ti pro/s ti Id. 2.127f . (from Pass. ) one must make resistance, pro/s tina Arist. Top. 134a4 . a)nti-taktiko/s, h/, o/n, fit for resistance, pro/s ti Plu. 2.759e . a)nti/-taktos, on, contrary, opposed, tw=n pragma/twn e)xo/ntwn ti-on Hierocl. p.60A. a)ntita^lanteu/w, = a)ntishko/w , APl. 4.221 ( Theaet. ); put into the opposite scale, Lib. Decl. 43 Intr. 2 . a)ntita/lanton: a)nti/staqmon, i)/son, Hsch. a)ntita^mi/as, ou, o(, = Lat. pro quaestore, SIG 745 (Rhodes, i B.C.), J. AJ 14.12.13 , D.C. 41.43 , etc., prob. in IG 14.356 (Halaesa); cf. a)ntistra/thgos. a)nti/tacis, ews, h(, a setting in array against, h( sfete/ra a). tw=n trih/rwn their ships ranged for battle, Th. 7.17 ; a). poiei=sqai pro/s tina, = a)ntita/ssesqai , Id. 5.8 , cf. Phld. Piet. 12 ; contest, of bulls fighting, Hierocl. p.11A. generally, opposition, D.H. 10.57 , Plu. 2.663b , Andronic. Rhod. p.572M. a)ntita^ra/ttw, stir up in opposition, Max.Tyr. 14.7 . a)nti/ta^sis, ews, h(, (a)ntitei/nw) stretching the contrary way, e.g. in the setting of a dislocated limb, Hp. Art. 75 . opposition, resistance, pa=san a). a)ntitei/nein Pl. Lg. 781c . a)ntita/ssw, Att. -ttw, set opposite to, range in battle against, to\ a)/riston a). *pe/rsh|si Hdt. 5.110 ; ti/n' a)ntita/ceis tw=|de; A. Th. 395 , cf. 408 , etc.; a). to\n no/mon pro\s th\n a)nai/deian set the law in opposition to their impudence, Aeschin. 3.16 , cf. Isoc. 9.61 , etc.:—so in Med. , pro\s to\ e)mpeiro/teron au)tw=n to\ tolmhro/teron a)ntita/casqe Th. 2.87 ; tw=n *(ellh/nwn tina\ a)reth\n th=| *ce/rcou duna/mei a)ntita/casqai Id. 3.56 . Med. , set oneself against, meet face to face, a)ntita/comai ktenw=n se E. Ph. 622 , cf. Th. 4.55 , etc.; peri/ tw=n prwtei/wn h(mi=n a)ntita/casqai D. 3.27 :— Pass. , to be drawn out in array against, tini/ Hdt. 4.134 , X. HG 3.1.6 ; pro\s to\ diplh/sion Hdt. 7.103 ; po/lin -ome/nhn pro\s po/lin X. Cyr. 3.1.18 , etc.; kata/ tinas Id. HG 4.2.18 ; to\ a)ntiteta/xqai a)llh/lois th=| gnw/mh| Th. 3.83 : abs., dub. in E. Supp. 1144 . generally, oppose, resist, Plb. 31.25.8 , Act.Ap. 18.6 , Ep.Rom. 13.2 , etc. set against, compare, LXX Pr. 3.15 ( Pass. ). a)ntitafreu/w, dig a trench in opposition, Ph. Bel. 93.26 . a)ntitei/nw, fut. -tenw= Pl. R. 604a (v.l.):—stretch, strain back, ei)s tou)/pisqen ta\ spapti/a Arist. Pr. 888a20 ; ta\s h(ni/as Plu. 2.13d . stretch out or offer in return, nh/pi) a)nti\ nhpi/wn E. Med. 891 . intr., act or strive against, resist, e)pibouli/a| Pi. N. 4.37 ; tini/ Hdt. 7.161 , Pl. R. 547b , etc.; panti\ lo/gw| Id. Phd. 91c ; pro/s ti Phdr. 256a , Arist. EN 1126b15 (pro/s = with respect to): abs., Hdt. 7.219 , S. Ant. 714 , etc.; ou)k a)nte/teinon, a)ll' ei)=kon Hdt. 8.3 ; u(pei/kei kai\ ou)k a). Pl. Lg. 727d ; du/o a)/ndres a)ntitei/nontes pulling one against the other, Hp. Fract. 15 . of countries and places, lie over against, tini Plu. Them. 8 . a)ntiteix-i/zw, erect counter-fortifications, pro\s ta\s mhxana/s J. AJ 14 . 16.2 ; trans., fortify instead, to\ katarrifqe\n toi=s sw/masi Id. BJ 5.8.2 : metaph., tw=| te/lei th=s h(donh=s Ph. 1.426 ( Pass. ). a)ntitei/x-isma, atos, to/, counter-fortification, Th. 2.77 , Ath. 13.602d (pl.). a)ntite/mnw, cut against, i.e. as a remedy or antidote, fa/rmaka . . a)ntitemw\n brotoi=si E. Alc. 972 (lyr.). a)ntite/rpw, delight in return, Plu. 2.334a ( Pass. ). a)ntitetagme/nws, Adv. pf. part. Pass. of a)ntita/ssw, in the opposite sense, tw=| poiei=n Plot. 5.3.15 . a)nti/teuxos, (gend. uncertain), name of a throw at dice, Eub. 57.3 . a)ntiteu/xw, make in opposition, a)ntite/tukto Antim. 35 codd. a)ntitexn-a/zw, use art in turn, D.H. Rh. 9.5 :—also in Med. , pro/s ti J. AJ 1.19.8 . a)ntitexn-a/omai, contrive in opposition, counter-plan, ta/de Hdt. 5.70 ; tini/ Max.Tyr. 32.9 : abs., Plu. Sert. 18 ; pro/s ti J. AJ 14.16.2 . a)ntitexn-e/w, to be a rival in art, Sch. Ar. V. 1402 . a)ntite/xn-hsis, ews, h(, counter-manoeuvring, emulation, Th. 7.70 , D.H. 14.10 . a)ntitexn-i/ths, ou, o(, professional rival, Gal. 5.655 . a)nti/texn-os, on, rival in an art or craft, Ar. Ra. 816 , Pl. R. 493a , etc.; ou)k e)kei/nw| ou)de\ toi=s poih/masin au)tou= Id. Phd. 60d , cf. Lg. 817b ; a). kai\ o(mo/texnos toi=s poihtai=s D.Chr. 12.46 : c. gen., th=s magganei/as au)tou= Luc. Alex. 43 . a)ntithre/w, maintain in turn, Arr. Epict. 2.20.14 . a)ntiti/qhmi (pres. part. -tiqou=ntas Ps.-Callisth. 1.29 ), set against or so as to oppose, qalassai/aisi di/nais a)ntiqe/nta me/nos sta/las Simon. 57 (dub.). set against so as to balance, contrast, or compare, tw)uto\ a)ntiqh/sw e)kei/nw| Hdt. 1.207 , cf. 8.66 ; du/o ga\r a)nti/qes duoi=n E. Or. 551 : also c. gen., a). th\n *)aqhnai/wn e)k pollou= e)mpeiri/an th=s sfete/ras e)c o)li/gou mele/ths Th. 2.85 , cf. 3.56 : with a Prep., a). ti pro/s ti D. 21.175 :— Pass. , to be contrasted, tini/ or pro/s ti, Pl. Sph. 257d , 258e . a). tini/ tina match one against the other in battle, i)/sous i)/soisi . . a)ntiqei/s E. Ph. 750 , cf. Ar. Eq. 353 :— Pass. , to be matched one against another, of counteracting tendencies, Hdt. 4.50 ; of opposing motives, Id. 8.83 . retort, rejoin, a)nti/qes parrhsi/a| o(/pws . . E. El. 1049 ; a)ntiqei=s' a)mei/yomai Id. Tr. 917 ; a). o(/ti . . Th. 6.18 . intr., oppose, resist, pro\s to\n *di/a Arr. Epict. 3.24.24 , etc. place or deposit in return, a)ntiqe/ntas e)n naoi=s h)\ xalko\n h)\ . . E. Hipp. 620 , cf. X. Mem. 3.14.1 ; a). ti/ tinos give one thing for another, th/n e)nqa/d' *au)=lin a)ntiqei=sa th=s e)kei= E. IT 358 . a)ntiti_m-a/w, honourin return, tina/ X. HG 3.1.13 ; tina\pa=si toi=s kaloi=s Id. Cyr. 5.2.11 , etc.:—fut. Med. in pass.sense, Id. Oec. 9.11 . Med. as law-term, make a counter-estimate of damages, c. gen. pretii, Pl. Ap. 36b , D. 24.138 . a)ntiti_/m-hma, atos, to/, glossed by a)ntiti_/m-hsis, ews, h(, Hsch. a)nti/ti_mos, on, of equal worth, *)aqhna= 20p.163 (Chios), and a)nti/ti_ma: ta\ a)/poina, ta\ a)nte/ktita, Hsch. a)ntiti_mwr-e/omai, avenge oneself on, tina/ E. IT 357 , Th. 3.82 , Plb. 1.81.9 : abs., revenge onself, take vengeance, Ar. Pax 134 , 626 :—a fut. Pass. occurs in Sch. Lyc. 1337 . a)ntiti_mw/r-hma, atos, to/, and a)ntiti_mwr-i/a, h(, vengeance, revenge, ib. 1297 . a)ntiti_mw/r-hsis, ews, h(, = foreg., Gal. 6.138 , al. a)ntiti_mwr-hte/on, dub. in Gal. UP 2.8 codd. (misquoting Hp. Acut. 37 . b/). a)ntiti_mw/r-htos, h, on, gloss on a)/ntitos , Eust. 1346.3 , Hsch. a)ntiti/nw, fut. -tei/sw, suffer punishment for a thing, ti Thgn. 741 : abs., S. Aj. 1086 : generally, repay, xa/rita/s tini Eust. 142.15 . Med. , exact or inflict in turn, e)mh=s a)gwgh=s a)ntitei/sasqai fo/non exact death as a punishment for . ., A. Ag. 1263 ; po/sin di/khn (codd. di/kh|) tw=nd' a)ntitei/sasqai kakw=n exact a penalty from him for these evil deeds, E. Med. 261 , cf. Lyc. 1367 . [On the quantity v. ti/nw.] a)nti/titos, v. a)/ntitos. a)ntititrw/skw, wound in turn, Sch. E. Hipp. 507 : plpf. Pass. a)ntete/trwto Hld. 7.27 . a)nti/toixos, on, striking full on the bulwarks, a)kti/s Tim. Pers. 12 . a)ntitolm-a/w, dare to stand against another, abs., Th. 2.89 ; pro\s tolmhrou/s Id. 7.21 . a)nti/tolm-os, on, boldly attacking, A. Eu. 553 (lyr.). a)nti/tomos, on, (a)ntite/mnw) cut as a remedy for an evil:—Subst. a)nti/tomon, to/, remedy, antidote, h.Cer. 229 , Hsch. ; a)nti/toma o)duna=n antidotes for pains, Pi. P. 4.221 . having opposite curvatures for cutting, Paul.Aeg. 6.30 . a)ntitone/omai or a)ntitolm-o/omai, Pass. , to have a different accent from, tini/ Eust. 1025.4 . a)nti/tonos, on, (a)ntitei/nw) strained against, resisting, Pl. Ti. 62c ; of a bow, APl. 4.211.4 (Stat. Flacc.). Subst. a)nti/tona, ta/, guyropes securing torsion-engines, Plu. Marc. 15 , Ph. Bel. 99.47 . a)ntitoceu/w, shoot arrows in return, X. An. 3.3.15 , Philostr. Im. 1.6 . a)ntitor-e/w, (cf. tetorei=n) bore right through, c. gen., do/ru xroo\s a)nteto/rhsen Il. 5.337 : c. acc., pukino\n do/mon a)ntitorh/sas having broken it open, ib. 10.267 , cf. h.Merc. 178 . a)ntito/r-hsis, ews, h(, piercing, Eust. 672.30 . a)/nti^tos (by haplology for a)nti/titos, which occurs in Hsch. ), on, = pali/ntitos , requited, revenged, a)/. e)/rga the work of revenge, Od. 17.51 , 60 ; a)/. e)/rga paido/s revenge for her son, Il. 24.213 , cf. Call. Iamb. 1.160 . a)nti/tra^gos, o(, (cf. tra/gos) the eminence of the external ear, Aret. CD 1.2 , Poll. 2.85 , Ruf. ap. Orib. 25.1.7 . a)ntitra_xu/nomai [u_], Pass. , to be exasperated in turn, pro/s tina Eust. 467.9 . a)ntitre/fw, sustain, maintain in turn, X. Cyr. 8.3.38 . a)ntitri/bw [ri_], rub in return, Plot. 6.1.20 ( Pass. ). a)ntitru_pa/w, gloss on a)nteto/rhsen , Sch. Opp. H 3.556 . a)ntitugxa/nw, aor. -e/tu^xon, meet with in return, tino/s Simon. 128 , Thgn. 1334 ; a). e)pikouri/as a)po/ tinos Th. 6.87 ; a). ma/xas fall into quarrel, Pi. N. 7.42 ; krei/ttonos Prov. ap. Plb. 15.16.6 ; a). xoipa/dos hit upon a rock, Opp. H. 4.480 ; plei/stwn a). a)e/qlwn IG 4.682 (Hermione). o( a)ntitugxa/nwn any chance person, GDI 1918 , al. (Delph.). a( bwla\ a(ntituxo/nsa the council for the time being, IG 4.554 (Argos); oi( e)/foroi . . a)ei\ oi( a)ntitugxa/nontes ib. 5(1).1146 (Gythium, i B.C.), cf. 7.3080 (Lebad.), 5(2).266 (Mantinea, i B.C.), Delph. 3(1).294 v5 . a)ntitumpa^ni/zw, beat drums in rivalry with, brontai=s prob. cj. in Anon. Vat. 42 . a)ntitu^p-e/w, strike against, esp. of a hard body, tini/ Arist. Mete. 370b18 ; resist, ta\ a(pta\ a). th\n a(fh/n Phld. Sign. 18 ; pedi/ou mh\ a)ntitupou=ntos th=| o(plh=| Luc. Dom. 10 ; prosa/llhla Ach.Tat. 2.38 : abs., Hp. Mul. 2.177 ; to\ ei)=kon kai\ mh\ a)ntitupou=n Pl. Cra. 420d :—also in Med. , Hp. Mul. 1.61 . a)ntitu^p-h/s, e/s, resisting, repellent, Hdn. 6.7.7 ; sugkri/seis Epicur. Nat. 2.9 ; of ai)/sqhsis, Stoic. 2.115 . metaph., hard, Alex.Aphr. de An. 125.9 ; a). kai\ sterro\n o( po/nos Ph. 2.162 . of sounds, clashing, dissonant, D.H. Comp. 22 , al. a)ntitu^/p-hsis, ews, h(, collision, Olymp. in Mete. 204.19 . a)ntitu^p-i/a, h(, resistance of a hard body, Phld. Sign. 34 , Mus. p.30 K., S.E. P. 3.39 , Aret. SD 1.14 , Corp.Herm. 2.6 , Plot. 2.6.2 , Plu. 2.599d (pl.); repercussion, Cass. Pr. 26 . of light, reflection, Plot. 4.4.29 . surface of a solid, Theol.Ar. 18 , Iamb. Comm.Math. 8 . a)nti/tu^p-os, on, rarely h, on, v. infr. 11.1a : (tu/ptw): — repelled by a hard body, tu/pos a). blow and counter-blow, of the hammer and anvil, Orac. ap. Hdt. 1.67 , cf. 68 ; of sound, echoed, echoing, sto/nos S. Ph. 694 (lyr.), 1460 (lyr.), cf. APl. 4.154 ( Luc. or Arch. ); kata\ to\ a). by repercussion, of an echo, Luc. Dom. 3 ; of light, reflected, a)kti=nes Tryph. 519 , cf. AP 9.822 . corresponding, as the stamp to the die, a(/gia a). tw=n a)lhqinw=n figuring or representing the true, Ep.Hebr. 9.24 , cf. 1 Ep.Pet. 3.21 ; a). toi=s dakru/ois xa/rita IG 14.1320 ; resembling, c. dat., Nonn. D. 26.327 ; mi/mhma ib. 8.23 : hence, feigned, counterfeit, 1.423 , al. corresponding, filo/ths mutual affection, 13.552 . Subst. a)nti/tupos, o(, or a)nti/tupon, to/, image, *)/ammwnos keraou= xa/lkeon a). Epigr.Gr. 835 (Berytus); a)nti/tupon, to/, = a)nti/grafon , reproduction, copy, POxy. 1470.6 (iv A.D.): metaph., antitype, Plot. 2.9.6 . Act. , repelling, as a hard body does: hence, firm, resistent, xwri/on Hp. Art. 43 ; rigid, inelastic, AP 9.739 ( Jul. Aegypt.); -w/tera o)/nta, of a horse's fetlocks, X. Eq. 1.4 ; a)ntitu/pa| d' e)pi\ ga=| pe/se S. Ant. 134 ; oi( e)n a)ntitu/pois peri/patoi walking on hard ground, Arist. Pr. 885a36 ; a)ntitupw/taton ei)=dos, expl. of sklhro/n, most resistent, Pl. Ti. 62c . metaph., stubborn, obstinate, a)/nqrwpoi Id. Tht. 156a ; ma/xh a). X. Ages. 6.2 ; harsh-sounding, a(rmoni/ai D.H. Comp. 22 , cf. 16 ; a). a)kou=sai Ael. NA 12.15 ; of colour, glaring, Plu. Dem. 22 . opposed to, h)=qos do/lion pi/stios a)nti/tupon the reverse of . ., Thgn. 1244 ; a). *dio/s the adversary of Zeus, A. Th. 521 (lyr.); adverse, of events, X. HG 6.3.11 : simply, a). tini opposite, over against, Plb. 6.31.8 . a)ntitu^p-o/w, express as by a figure, xrw/masi . . xa/rin AP 1.36 ( Agath. ). a)ntitu/ptw, fut. -th/sw Ph. Bel. 85.10 , beat in turn, Ar. Nu. 1424 , Antipho 4.4.3 ; tupto/menon a)ntitu/ptein Pl. Cri. 51a . a)ntitu/pwsis [u^], ews, h(, an image impressed, impression, Orib. 45.3.3 . a)ntitu^ranne/w, set up a counter-tyranny, Lyd. Mag. 2.1 . a)ntituflo/w, blind in return, Mich. in EN 31.27 . a)ntitwqa/zw, ridicule in turn, Conon 49.3 . a)ntifai/nw, reflect light, Thphr. Sens. 26 :— Pass. , a)ntifai/nomai, aor. a)ntefa/nhn, appear face to face, Hes. Cat.Oxy. 1359 i 5 . a)ntifa/neia [fa<*>], h(, reflection, Damian. Opt. 12 . a)ntifa/ra, h(, (fa/rw, Dor. for fe/rw) dispute, EM 114.19 , Hsch. ; so a)ntifare/s: e)nanti/on, Id. a)ntifa/rma^kon, to/, antidote, Arist. Mir. 837a18 , Ceb. 26 , Ath. 3.84f , Ruf. Fr. 58.1 , Apollon. ap. Philum. Ven. 33.6 , Dsc. 1.125 :—Adj. -ko/s, h(, a). r(i/za D.S. 17.90 . a)nti/-fa^sis, ews, h(, (a)nti/fhmi) in Logic, contradiction of propositions, Arist. Int. 17a33 , AP 0.72a12 , Metaph. 1011b23 , 1055b1 , al.; e)c a)ntifa/sews per contra, Porph. Chr. 58 ; e)c a)ntifa/sews sullogismo/s, e.g. 'either there is day or there is not day', Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.87 ; h( kat' a)nti/fasin e)rw/thsis, e.g. 'Does A possess B or not?', Ps.- Alex. Aphr. in SE 81.35 , cf. 103.16 . contradictory proposition, Arist. Int. 22a39 , APr. 34b29 , al. a)nti-fa/skw, contradict, e(autw=| Olymp. in Mete. 181.11 ; to be in contradiction, Simp. in Ph. 1155.28 ; ta\ a)ntifa/skonta contradictories, Id. in Cat. 44.21 , cf. 19.21 ; o( a)ntifa/skwn the opponent in argument, Phld. Po. 2.54 . a)nti-fa^tiko/s, h/, o/n, in Logic, contradictory, only in Adv. -kw=s Arist. Int. 17b17 , 22a34 . a)ntiferi/zw, set oneself against, measure oneself with, ou)/ tis soi/ge . . du/nat' a)ntiferi/zein Il. 21.357 ; kako\n e)slw=| Hes. Th. 609 ; o(/ti moi me/nos a)ntiferi/zeis Il. 21.488 ; su\ *qemistoklei= a)ntiferi/zeis; Ar. Eq. 813 , cf. 818 ; a). pa\r sofo/n Pi. P. 9.50 . a)nti/fernos, on, (fernh/) instead of a dower, a). fqora/ A. Ag. 406 (lyr.). a)nti/ferna, ta/, = donatio propter nuptias, Cod.Just. 5.3.20 . a)ntife/rw, set against, Pl. Erx. 395b ; a). po/lemon e)pi/ tini AP 7.438 ( Damag. ): used by Hom. only in Med. or Pass. , set oneself against, fight against another, a)ntefe/ronto ma/xh Il. 5.701 ; a)rgale/os ga\r *)olu/mpios a)ntife/resqai hard to oppose, 1.589 , cf. Od. 16.238 : c. acc. cogn., me/nos a). tini/ match oneself with another in strength, Il. 21.482 ; ti/s *(omhrei/ois a)ntife/roito lo/gois; AP 9.625 ( Maced. ). Pass. , to be borne in a contrary direction to, tw=| ou)ranw=| Arist. Cael. 291b2 , cf. Ph. 215a30 ; tw=| panti\ th\n fora/n Theo Sm. p.134 H. a)ntifeu/gw, flee or go into exile in turn, a)nti/ tinos E. El. 1091 . a)nti/fhmi, say 'no', contradict, abs., Pl. Grg. 501c , Arist. APr. 65b1 ; a). tini/ contradict a thing, Id. Insomn. 462a7 ; pro/s ti ib. 460b19 . a)nti-fqe/ggomai, return a sound, echo, repeat, E. Hipp. 1216 ; to\ a)kousqe/n Arist. GA 781a26 . speak against, contradict, J. AJ 18.7.2 , Luc. Salt. 23 , Pisc. 31 , S.E. M. 7.332 , al. answer, Pi. O. 6.61 . raise a shout in reply, D.S. 17.33 . a)nti/-fqegma, atos, to/, echo, Sch.rec. S. El. 109 . a)nti/-fqoggos, on, of answering sound, concordant, c. gen., Pi. Fr. 125 ; imitative, AP 7.191 ( Arch. ). a)ntifi^l-e/w, love in return, Pl. Ly. 212d , Theoc. 12.16 , 23.6 , Arist. EN 1157b30 :— Pass. , Pl. Ly. 212c , X. Mem. 2.6.28 , Arist. EN 1159a30 , al. kiss in return, AP 5.284 ( Agath. ). a)ntifi^/l-hsis, ews, h(, return of affection, Arist. EN 1155b28 . a)ntifi^l-i/a, h(, mutual affection, Id. EE 1236b2 . a)ntifi^lo-doce/w, vie in ambition, pro/s tina Plb. 1.40.11 . a)ntifi^lo-neike/w, strive jealously against, pro\s pa/nta Id. 3.103.7 ; th=| sugklh/tw| 32.3.16 : abs., J. AJ 2.9.1 . a)ntifi^lo-sofe/w, hold contrary tenets, th= stoa=| Luc. Bis Acc. 21 ; tw=| tura/nnw| LXX 4 Ma. 8.15 . a)ntifi^lo-ti_me/omai, Pass. , to be moved by jealousy against, pro\s th\n boulh/n D.H. 6.96 , cf. Plu. Per. 14 ; th= a)reth= Max.Tyr. 14.7 : plpf. a)ntepefiloti/mhto D.C. 59.19 ; in good sense, show public spirit in return, D.Chr. 32.95 . Medic., set up a vicious circle with, tai=s no/sois Sever. Clyst. 4 . a)ntifi^lo-frone/omai, receive kindly in turn, J. AJ 14.11.5 ; also, rival, Plu. Sert. 20 . a)ntifle/gw, light up again or to meet one, au)tw=| o(/lon o)fqalmo\n a)nte/flece *mh/na Pi. O. 3.20 . a)ntiflu^a_re/w, talk nonsense against, toi=s fluarou=sin a). Gal. 8.696 , 9.923 . a)ntifobe/w, frighten in turn, Ael. NA 12.15 . a)ntifolko/s: me/ros th=s polemikh=s new/s, Hsch. a)ntifon-eu/w, murder in return, Sch. E. Or. 415 . a)nti/fon-os, on, in revenge for blood, poina\s a)ntifo/nous a)/tas A. Eu. 982 ; dw/sous' a)ntifo/nous di/kas S. El. 248 ; a)nti/fonon kore/sai sto/ma Id. Ph. 1156 . qa/natoi a). deaths by mutual slaughter, A. Th. 893 .—Trag. word, but only in lyric passages. a)ntifora/, h(, contrary motion, Simp. in Cael. 156.20 . a)ntiforikw=s, as Adv., = a)ntifrastikw=s , Sch. Th. 3.15 . a)ntifort-i/zw, take in a return-cargo, Str. 5.3.5 , Peripl.M.Rubr. 32 ; but the Med. is more usual in same sense, D. 35.25 and 37 : so metaph., Hp. Ep. 17 ; ti/mhma a). tou= e)/rgou Procop. Arc. 20 . in Med. also, import in exchange for exports, X. Vect. 3.2 ; take as returnfreight, a)rgu/rion Arist. Mir. 844a18 . Pass. , xrh/mata . . a)ntifortisqe/nta goods received in exchange for the cargo, Syngr. ap. D. 35.11 , cf.ib. 24 . a)nti/fort-os, o(, return-freight, Arg. 1 Ar. Ach. Subst. a)nti/forton, to/, load which balances another, BGU 248.27 (i A.D.). a)nti/fragma, atos, to/, counter-fence, bulwark, pro/s ti Plu. 2.558d . a)ntifra/zw, translate, Gal. 11.793 . express by antithesis or negation, Trypho Trop. 2.15 ( Pass. ). a)nti/fracis, ews, h(, (a)ntifra/ssw) barricading, gh=s a). the interposition of the earth, so as to cause a lunar eclipse, Arist. APo. 90a16 , cf. Mete. 367b21 ; so h(/lion e)klei/pein selh/nhs a)ntifra/cei Id. Fr. 210 , cf. Plu. 2.169a . Pythag. name for seventeenth day of the month, ib. 367f . a)nti/fra^sis, ews, h(, (a)ntifra/zw) Rhet. and Gramm., antiphrasis, i.e. the use of words of good sense in place of those of a contrary sense, *eu)meni/des for *)erinu/es, po/ntos eu)/ceinos for a)/ceinos, Ath. 3.90b ; or ou)d' a)/ra . . gh/qhsen for e)luph/qh, Trypho Trop. 2.15 ; kat' a)nti/frasin Corn. ND 4 , Erot. s.v. a)sh/mois , Herm. in Phdr. p.176A. , Porph. Chr. 87 . expression by means of negation, Anon. Fig. p.212S. a)ntifra/ssw, Att. a)ntifo/rt-ttw, barricade, block, th\n o(do/n tisi Plu. 2.548d :— Pass. , to be screened, a)ntipefragme/nos lampth/r lantern, Philist. 15 ; to/pos u(po\ th=s gh=s -fratto/menos Plu. Nic. 23 . c. dat., stand in the way of, tw=| a)e/ri Arist. Juv. 470a13 , cf. Pr. 929a38 ; esp. of a body intercepting the sun's light, o(/sois a)ntifra/ttei h( gh= w(/ste mh\ o(ra=sqai u(po\ tou= h(li/ou . . Id. Mete. 345a29 : c. acc., e(/kaston a)ntifra/ttein au)th/n (sc. th\n selh/nhn) Id. Cael. 293b25 . abs., X. Smp. 5.6 , Thphr. Ign. 49 ; h( gh= a). Arist. AP 0.87b40 ; h( qa/latta a). Id. Mete. 368b10 ; kwlu/ei to\ a)llo/trion kai\ a). Id. de An. 429a20 . Pass. , to be placed as an obstacle, tino\s a)ntifraxqe/ntos peri\ th\n a)napnoh/n Pl. Ti. 66e . a)ntifrastikw=s, Adv. by way of a)nti/frasis, Eust. 399.38 . a)ntifri/ssw, bristle up in self-defence, Arist. HA 630a2 . a)nti/frouros: th\n i)/shn e)/xwn froura/n, Hsch. a)ntifu^l-a^kh/, h(, a watching against one another, pro\s a)llh/lous Th. 2.84 : pl., D.C. 77.2 , Luc. Hist.Conscr. 28 . a)ntifu^l-a/ssw, Att. a)ntifu^/l-ttw, watch in turn, Pl. Lg. 705e :— Med. , to be on one's guard in turn, X. An. 2.5.3 , cf. Plu. Demetr. 36 . a)ntifu_sa/w, blow against, Antyll. ap. Orib. 9.23.11 . a)ntifu^teu/w, implant in turn: metaph., e)/ris e)/rin a). Ps.-Phoc. 78 . a)ntifu/w, in pf. part. a)ntipefuko/twn, to be of contrary nature, Hsch. a)ntifwn-e/w, sound in answer, reply, rejoin, abs., A. Eu. 303 , S. Ant. 271 , etc.; esp. answer in a loud voice, Plu. Mar. 19 , etc. c. acc. cogn., a). e)/pos utter a word in reply, S. Aj. 773 ; po/ll' a). Id. El. 1501 ; a). *)/erwtas, of a lute, sound love strains in reply, Anacreont. 23.9 . c. acc. pers., reply to, answer, mh/ m' a)ntifw/nei mhde/n S. Ph. 1065 . answer by letter, tini/ Plb. 8.16.11 , POxy. 805 (i B.C.), al.: abs., Plb. 8.17.8 :— Pass. , to be received in answer, e)k *(rw/mhs Id. 15.18.6 , cf. J. AJ 14.10.26 ; but -pefwnhme/na e)k tw=n dhmosi/wn de/ltwn a)nti/grafa copies taken from . ., OGI 453.26 (M. Antonius). controvert, disagree with, tini/ S.E. M. 7.327 ; to be discordant with, -fwnou=ntos tou= nu=n bi/ou tw=| bibli/w| Luc. Apol. 4 . legal t. t., = constituere, Anon. de Actionibus in Zeitschr.d.Savigny-Stiftung 1893p.92 . a)ntifw/n-hsis, ews, h(, answer by letter, POxy. 294.12 (i A.D.), BGU 1204.4 (i B.C.). a)ntifwn-hth/s, ou=, o(, one who answers for, is responsible for another, POxy. 136.39 (vi A.D.). a)nti/fwn-os, on, (fwnh/) sounding in answer, concordant, as in the octave, o)cu/thta baru/thti su/mfwnon kai\ a). Pl. Lg. 812d : abs., a(rmoni/ai Ph. 2.485 . responsive to, c. gen., stenagma/twn E. Supp. 800 (lyr.). discordant, contradictory, Plu. 2.361a , Corp.Herm. 16.1 : c. gen., tw=n genhsome/nwn Plu. 2.412b . as Subst., a)nti/fwnon, to/, concord in the octave, to\ a). su/mfwno/n e)sti dia\ pasw=n Arist. Pr. 918b30 , 921a8 . a)ntifwt-i/zomai, to be directly exposed to light, -ome/nou o)/mmatos Dam. Pr. 29 . a)ntifwt-ismo/s, o(, reflection of light, Plu. 2.625e ; pro\s th\n selh/nhn Id. Nic. 21 . a)ntixai/nw: rehisco, Gloss. a)ntixai/rw, rejoice in turn or answer, *ni/ka a)ntixarei=sa *qh/ba| S. Ant. 149 . a)ntixa^lepai/nw, to be embittered against, D.H. 17.5 , Plu. 2.468b . a)ntixa/lhma (leg. -xe/lusma): me/ros ti th=s makra=s new/s, Hsch. a)ntixalkeu/w, forge against, in Med. , pro\s ta\s maxai/ras kra/nh o(losi/dhra Polyaen. 8.7.2 . a)nti-xa^ri/zomai, show kindness in return, tini/ Hdt. 7.114 , X. Cyr. 4.1.20 , Ph. 2.26 , etc. a)nti/-xa^ris, itos, h(, acknowledgement of a favour, Heliod. in EN 95.18 , Lib. Decl. 43.29 . a)ntixasma/omai, yawn in answer to, toi=s xasmwme/nois Arist. Pr. 886a24 , 887a4 . a)nti/xeir (sc. da/ktulos, which is supplied in Heliod. ap. Orib. 48.54.1 , S.E. M. 1.137 , Gp. 4.12.13 ), o(, thumb, as being opposite to the fingers, Sor. 1.103 , Dsc. 5.79 , Plu. 2.761c , etc. responsive to the touch, bo/mboi kumba/lwn Diog.Trag. 1.4 (Casaubon). Subst. (sc. swlh/n), inverse tube of alembic, Zos.Alch. p.225B. a)nti/xeiron, to/, thumb-breadth, Hero *Geom. 4.11 ; also o( a)nti/xeiros da/ktulos thumb, Antyll. ap. Orib. 7.9.8 . a)ntixeiroton-e/w, vote against, abs., Th. 6.13 , 24 , Ar. Ec. 423 ; a). w(s . . D. 59.5 ; tini/ Max.Tyr. 17.5 . a)ntixeiroton-i/a, h(, contrary vote, Poll. 2.150 . a)nti/xqwn (sc. gh=), onos, h(, opposite or counter-earth, in the Pythag. system, Arist. Cael. 293a24 , Metaph. 986a12 , Placit. 2.7.7 . southern hemisphere, Cic. Tusc. 1.28.68 ; a). zw/nh Jul. Or. 5.173c : in pl.,people of the southern hemisphere, Ach.Tat. Intr.Arat. 30 , Plin. HN 6.81 . a)nti/xordos, on, concordant, Hsch. : but, metaph., in reply or opposition to, toi=s pefilosofhme/nois Plu. 2.663f . a)ntixoreu/w, dance in harmony, Nonn. D. 22.44 . a)ntixorhg-e/w, to be a rival choragus, And. 4.42 ; a). tini/ rival him in the choragia, D. 21.62 . furnish in return, J. BJ 2.20.8 ( Pass. ). a)ntixo/rhg-os, o(, rival choragus, And. 4.20 , D. 21.59 . a)ntixo/ria, ta/, odes sung alternately by two semichori, Poll. 4.107 . a)ntixo/rtois: suno/rois, Hsch. a)nti-xra/w, (xra/w B) to be sufficient, only in aor. 1, o( potamo\s ou)k a)nte/xrhse th= stratih= pino/menos Hdt. 7.127 , cf. 187 . a)nti-xrhma^ti/zomai, transact business instead of another, PFlor. 382.59 (iii A.D.). a)nti/-xrhsis, ews, h(, substitution of usufruct for interest, Dig. 20.1.11.1 . a)nti/xristos, o(, Antichrist, 1 Ep.Jo. 2.18 , 22 , etc. a)ntixron-i/a, h(, use of one tense for another, Sch. E. Or. 82 . a)ntixron-ismo/s, o(, = foreg., ib. 48 , Hdn.in An.Ox. 3.274 . a)ntixrw/zw, colour, tinge in turn, [ Lib. ] Descr. 30.13 . a)ntixw/nnu_mi, raise an embankment against, po/lei Amynt. ap. Ath. 12.529e . a)ntixwre/w, move in opposite direction, dub. l. in Porph. Sent. 11 . a)nti-ya/llw, play a stringed instrument in accompaniment of song, a). e)le/gois fo/rmigga Ar. Av. 218 . a)nti/-yalmos, on, responsive, harmonious, w)|da/s E. IT 179 (lyr.). a)ntiyau/w, = a)nqa/ptomai , Sch. E. Hec. 275 . a)ntiye/gw, blame in turn, Sch. A. Eu. 416 . a)ntiyhla^fa/w: obtrecto, Gloss. a)ntiyhf-i/zomai, vote against, pro/s ti Plu. Lys. 27 ; to\ a)lhqe\s tw=| lo/gw| a). Lib. Or. 64.37 . a)nti/yhf-os, on, voting against, tw=| qew=| Pl. Alc. 2.150b . a)nti/yu_xos, on, given for life, Luc. Lex. 10 . a). a)poqanei=n giving one's own life for another's, D.C. 59.8 . name for oi( *me/mnonos o)/rniqes, Hsch. a)ntiyu/xw [u_], cool, chill in turn, Alex.Aphr. Pr. 1.113 . a)ntiywmi/zw, feed with dainty morsels in rivalry, Arg. 1 Ar. Eq. a)ntl-e/w, (a)/ntlos) bale out bilge-water, bale the ship, Thgn. 673 , Alc. 19 . generally, draw water, a)ntle/ei kai\ e)gxe/ei Hdt. 6.119 , Ev.Jo. 2.8 , etc.; oi(=on e)k krh/nhs e)p' o)xetou\s a). draw as from a well, and pour into . ., Pl. Ti. 79a ; dia\ xw/nhs toi=si boulome/nois piei=n Pherecr. 108.31 : prov. of labour in vain, h)qmw=| a)ntlei=n draw water in a sieve, Arist. Oec. 1344b25 ; ei)s tetrhme/non pi/qon a). X. Oec. 7.40 ; but e)k pi/qw a). of one who has abundance in store, Theoc. 10.13 ; e(/toimon a). Herod. 4.14 . metaph., drain dry, i.e., use the utmost, make the most of, ta\n e)/mprakton a)/ntlei maxana/n Pi. P. 3.62 : but more commonly, of toil, suffering, etc., drain to the dregs, th\n parou=san a)ntlh/sw tu/xhn A. Pr. 377 ; tlhmo/nws h)/ntloun kaka/ Id. Ch. 748 ; lupro\n a)ntlh/sei bi/on E. Hipp. 898 ; de/ka a)ntlh/sas e)/th v.l. Id. Tr. 433 . squander, patrw/|an kth=sin a)ntlei=n S. El. 1291 . Pass. , a)ntlou/menos o)/lbw| flooded with, Man. 4.92 . a)/ntl-hma, atos, to/, bucket for drawing water, Plu. 2.974e , Sch. Ar. Ra. 1332 , Ev.Jo. 4.11 . a)/ntl-hsis, ews, h(, drawing up or emptying, Ruf. ap. Orib. 5.3.1 , POxy. 971 (i/ii A.D.), Ael. VH 1.24 . a)ntl-hsmo/s, o(, = foreg., PFlor. 16.21 (iii A.D.). a)ntl-hth/r, h=ros, o(, one who drawswater, Poll. 10.31 ; lhnw=n Man. 4.257 . = ka/dos nautiko/s , Hsch. ladle, Ath. 10.424a . a)ntl-hth/rios, a, on, of or for drawing up: to\ a). (sc. a)ggei=on) bucket, D.C. 50.34 . a)ntl-hth/s, ou=, o(, = a)ntlhth/r 1 , PLond. 1.131r311 (i A.D.), al., Ptol. Tetr. 179 . a)ntl-htiko/s, h/, o/n, for irrigation, a)/cwn POxy. 137.20 (vi A.D.); suitable for irrigation, kth/mata PFlor. 148.3 (iii A.D.). a)ntl-hto/s, o/n, irrigated, PAmh. 2.96.3 , PFlor. 369.6 (ii A.D.). a)ntl-h/tria, h(, she who draws up, priestess at the Thesmophoria, Sch. Luc. DDeor. 2.1 . a)ntl-i/a, h(, = a)/ntlos , i.e., hold of a ship, S. Ph. 482 ; th\n a)ntli/an fula/cw Ar. Eq. 434 ; dei=pnon . . e)c a)ntli/as h(/konta, i.e. the coarse food used by seamen, Dionys.Com. 2.41 . bilge-water, filth, Ar. Pax 17 . reservoir, BGU 1120.26 (i B.C.), PRyl. 92.5 (ii/iii A.D.). = kadi/skos , Hsch. a)ntliantlhth/r, h=ros, o(, bucket, Men. 30 . a)ntli/on, to/, = foreg., Ar. Fr. 470 , Epil. 5 . a)/ntlos, o(, in Poll. 1.92 also a)/ntlon, to/:—in Hom. , hold of a ship, Od. 12.411 , 15.479 . bilge-water, po/lis . . a)/ntlon ou)k e)de/cato let in no water, metaph. for 'let no enemy come in', A. Th. 796 ; a)/ntlon ei)/rgein nao/s pump out water from a ship, E. Tr. 691 ; ei)s a)/ntlon e)mbai/nein po/da, metaph. for getting into a difficulty, Id. Heracl. 168 . a flood of water, Pi. O. 9.53 ; a)li/menon w(/s tis ei)s a)/ntlon pesw/n E. Hec. 1025 (lyr.); e)n a)/ntlw| tiqe/nai scuttle, sink, metaph., u(/brin Pi. P. 8.12 . bucket, Man. 6.424 . heap of corn, threshed but not yet cleansed, Nic. Th. 114 , 546 , Q.S. 1.352 , AP 6.258 (Adaeus). a)ntodu^na/w, hurt in return, Sch. Theoc. 3.13 . a)ntodu/romai [u_], lament in return, App. BC 1.10 . a)ntoike/w, to be a)/ntoikos (q.v.):— Pass. , h( a)ntoikoume/nh, Ptol. Geog. 1.8.1 , cf. Ach.Tat. Intr.Arat. 30 , Olymp. in Grg. p.541 J. a)ntoikodom-e/w, build or fortify against, Plb. 1.42.12 , D.S. 16.49 ; tina/ App. BC 2.61 :— Med. , Arr. An. 1.21.4 : metaph., a). tini diatribh/n Ael. VH 4.9 . a)ntoikodom-hte/on, one must build against, Ph. Bel. 92.22 . a)ntoikodom-h/, h(, = sq., IG 12(1).420 (Thera). a)ntoikodom-i/a, h(, building against, ib. 11.165.15 (Delos, iii B.C.), Plb. 1.48.1 . a)/ntoikos, on, living on the same side of the equator, but under the opposite meridian, Gem. 16.1 , Cleom. 1.2 . a)ntoikti/zw, pity in return, Th. 3.40 . a)ntoikti/rw, = foreg., tina/ E. Ion 312 . a)ntoi/omai, aor. a)ntw|h/qhn, to be of contrary opinion, Pl. Tht. 178c . a)ntol-h/, h(, poet. for a)natolh/, q.v. a)ntol-i/h, h(, collat. poet. form of a)natolh/, Androm. ap. Gal. 14.37 , APl. 4.61 ( Crin. , pl.), Epigr.Gr. 441 (Trachonitis), al.; personified, PMag.Berol. 2.9.3 . as Adj., eastern, e)n a)ntoli/h . . a)rou/rh Nonn. D. 25.98 . a)ntol-i/hqe, Adv. for a)natoli/hqe, from the east, Opp. C. 2.123 ; -qen ib. 1.43 , Man. 2.11 , 3.49 . a)ntol-i/hnde, towards the east, D.P. 260 . a)ntolofu/romai [u_], bewail in turn, J. BJ 4.5.1 . a)/ntomai, only pres. and impf.: (a)nti/, a)/nta):—poet. Verb ( Hom. only in Il. ), = a)nta/w , meet, Il. 2.595 , al.; esp. in battle, c. dat., a)llh/loisin a)/ntesq' e)n pole/mw| 15.698 , cf. 16.788 ; a)rgu/rw| a)ntome/nh . . e)tra/pet' ai)xmh/ 11.237 ; so xaleph=| h)/nt. qeumori/h Call. Epigr. 32 : abs., diplo/os h)/nteto qw/rhc the breastplate opposed or stopped (the dart), Il. 4.133 . meet with favour, greet, Pi. P. 2.71 . c.acc.pers., = a)ntia/zw 1.2 , approach with prayers, entreat, pro/s se . . a)/ntomai *dio/s E. Alc. 1098 ; pro/s se geneia/dos . . a)/ntomai Id. Supp. 279 (lyr.); pro/s s' o(/ ti soi fi/lon e)k se/qen a)/ntomai S. OC 250 ; a)/. *(ermh=n Ar. Th. 977 ; a)/. u(pe/r tinos beg in another's behalf, S. OC 243 (lyr.): abs., e)/lqeton, a)nto/meq' Ar. Th. 1155 (lyr.). a)nto/mnu_mi, swear in turn, swear on the other part, in a treaty, c. fut. inf., X. HG 3.4.6 , Ages. 1.10 . as Att. law-term, make an affidavit, both of the accuser and the defendant (cf. a)ntwmosi/a), Antipho 1.18 , Is. 9.1 , D. 43.3 , etc.:—in Med. , Is. 5.16 . a)/ntomos, o(, dialectic form of a)na/tomos, stake or pale, cf. a)/ntomoi: sko/lopes (Sicel), Hsch. : hence collectively, paling, boundary-fence, Tab.Heracl. 1.15 , al.; also, road adjoining such a fence, ib. 2.13 , al. a)ntomw=sai: parakale/sai, Hsch. a)ntonai/: ai( tw=n xeirw=n forai/, Id. a)ntoneidi/zw, upbraid in return, tini/ Eust. 1042.46 . a)ntoni/nhmi [ni^], fut. -onh/sw, serve mutually, dub. in Lib. Or. 5.53 codd. a)ntonom-a/zw, name instead, call by a new name, c. dupl.acc., Th. 6.4 . o( -a/zwn o(/ros plea of avoidance and confession, Arg. Lycurg. , cf. Hermog. Stat. 4 . nominate instead, Pass. , POxy. 1405.17 (iii A.D.). use a)ntonomasi/ai or rhetorical figures, Ar. Th. 55 . use the pronoun, Eust. 103.23 ; a). tina/ A.D. Synt. 192.21 :— Pass. , ib. 98.11 . Arith., in Pass. , to be of a contrary denomination, Nicom. Ar. 1.23 . a)ntonom-asi/a, h(, use of an epithet, patronymic, or appellative for a proper name, and vice versa, Trypho Trop. 2.17 , Ps.- Plu. Vita Hom. 24 ; a). kai\ meta/lhyis Demetr.Lac. Herc. 1014.19 , 20 . nomination of his successor by retiring official, POxy. 1642.15 (iii A.D.). Gramm., = a)ntwnumi/a , pronoun, or the use of it, D.H. Comp. 2 , A.D. Pron. 4.18 . Arith., contrary denomination, Nicom. Ar. 1.23 . a)ntonom-astiko/s, h/, o/n, pronominal, cj. for a)ntwnumiko/s (q.v.), D.H. Amm. 2.12 . a)nto/ptra, h(, name of a surgical instrument, Hermes 38.281 . a)ntorgi/zomai, to be angry in turn, M.Ant. 6.26 , Gal. 19.211 . a)ntore/gw, stretch out, present in turn, Them. Or. 11.153a . a)ntorqia/zw, rise up in opposition, Hierocl. p.17A. a)/ntoros, o(, dialectic form of a)/nq-oros, opposite boundary, counterfence, Tab.Heracl. 1.60 , al. a)ntoru/ssw, dig a countermine, Hdt. 4.200 , Aen.Tact. 37.7 : metaph., a). o)fqalmou/s Paus. 3.14.10 . a)ntorxe/omai, imitate one's dancing, Arist. HA 597b24 , cf. Metrod. Sceps. 13 . a)/ntos: eu)=ros, oi( de\ *eu)ripi/dhs, Hsch. a)ntofei/lw, owe a good turn, to be indebted, Th. 2.40 . a)ntofqalm-e/w, look in the face, meet face to face, a). kata\ pro/swpon Plb. 18.46.12 : hence, defy, withstand, tini/ and pro/s tina, Id. 1.17.3 , 2.24.1 , etc., cf. LXX Wi. 12.14 ; a) tw=| a)ne/mw|, of a ship, Act.Ap. 27.15 ; pa/qesi Longin. 34.4 . a)ntofqa/lm-hsis, ews, h(, looking straight in the face: hence, straightforward dealing, a). pepoi/htai pro\s tou\s poli/tas IG 5(1).1114.17 . a)nto/fqalm-os, on, looking in the face, Hsch. s.v. a)ntwpo/n. a)nto/frus, name of a plant, Hsch. a)ntoxe/omai, drive or ride against, f.l. in Mosch. 2.119 . a)ntoxeu/s: po/rpac a)spi/dos, Hsch. a)ntoxh/, h(, adhesion, Orib. 45.2.6 , Gal. 19.440 . attachment, c. gen., e(autw=n, of rings, Alex.Aphr. Pr. 2.67 : metaph., Procl. in Ti. 1.75 D. a)ntoxu^ro/w, fortify in turn, to\ katarrifqe/n J. BJ 3.7.23 . a)ntrai=os, a, on, haunting caves or grots, E. Fr. 13 . a)ntre/pw, poet. for a)natre/pw. a)<n>tre/sas: a)nafobhqei/s, Hsch. a)ntrhi/s, i/dos, h(, cave-dwelling, Antip.Sid. Oxy. 662.50 . a)ntria/s, a/dos, h(, = fem. of a)ntrai=os, *nu/mfai a). grot-Nymphs, AP 6.224 ( Theodorid. ), cf. Phryn. PS p.27B. a)ntri/ths, ou, o(, = a)ntrai=os , coined by St.Byz. s.v. *)/antron. a)ntro-di/aitos [i^], on, living in caves, Orph. H. 32.3 ; of Pan, ib. 11.5 . a)ntro-eidh/s, e/s, like caues, Epicur. Ep. 2p.48U. , Placit. 3.15.11 . a)/ntroqe, from a cave, Pi. P. 4.102 . a)/ntron, to/, poet. word, cave, Hom. only in Od. , as 9.216 ,al., cf. Hes. Th. 483 , Pi. P. 1.17 , etc.; of a lion, A. Eu. 193 ; of a serpent, E. Ph. 232 . inner chamber, closet, LXX 3 Ki. 16.18 . a)ntro-fu^h/s, e/s, born in caves, a)nqi/ai Opp. H. 3.212 . a)ntro-xa^rh/s, e/s, cave-haunting, epith. of nymphs and Pan, Orph. H. 11.12 , 51.5 . a)ntrw/dhs, es, full of caves, pe/tra X. An. 4.3.11 ; to/pos Arist. Pr. 932a2 ; u(pw/reiai Ph. Fr. 36H. ; ta\ a). Corn. ND 28 . like a cave, oi)ki/ai Philostr. VS 2.23.3 . a)ntu/a: to\ u(popo/dion, Hsch. a)ntu^gwto/s, o/n, wearing a frontlet, Hsch. a)ntuka/rtera: a)nti/sxura ( Lacon. ), Hsch. a)/ntuc, u^gos, h(, edge or rim of anything round or curved; and so, in Hom. (only in Il. ): rim of round shield, 11.6.118 , al., E. Rh. 373 (lyr.). rail round front of chariot, e)c a)/ntugos h(ni/a tei/nas 5.262, 322 ; doiai\ de\ peri/dromoi a)/ntuge/s ei)si 5.728; kai\ a)/ntuges ai( peri\ di/fron 11.535: in pl. also S. Aj. 1030 , Pl. Tht. 207a : in sg., ma/rptei de\ . . h(ni/as a)p' a)/ntugos E. Hipp. 1188 . post- Hom. : pl., the chariot itself, S. El. 746 , E. Ph. 1193 : sg., kat' a)/ntuga *nukto\s o)padoi/ Theoc. 2.166 , cf. Jul. Or. 3.122b . bridge of the lyre, E. Hipp. 1135 (lyr.). orbit of a planet, h.Hom. 8.8 , Procl. H. 2.17 ; vault of heaven, a)/. ou)rani/h AP 9.806 , cf. 11.292 ( Pall. ); a)/. ai)qeri/h IGRom. 4.607 ; orb, circle of the world, Nonn. D. 38.108 ; a)/. h(mi/tomos . . sela/nas the disk of the half-moon, Mosch. 2.88 . in Nonnus, of the curve of the body, a)/. mazou=, mhrw=n, D. 1.348 , 15.228 , so perh. in Herod. 8.29 . outermost tier, in a theatre, h( e)sxa/th a)/. tou= qea/trou Eun. VS p.489B. —Poet. word, used by Pl.l.c., Luc. D Deor. 25.2 , in signf. 1.2 , cf. also 11.5 . a)ntupokri/nomai, a)ntupourge/w, Ion. for a)nqup-. a)/ntupos: i)=sos, o(/moios, h)\ e)nanti/os, Hsch. a)nt-w|dh/, h(, in Comic Parabasis, lyric passage responding to w)|dh/, a). kai\ a)ntistrofh/ Sch. Ar. V. 1091 , Nu. 298 . a)nt-w|do/s, o/n, singing in answer, responsive, h)xw\ lo/gwn a)ntw|do/s Ar. Th. 1059 ; a). pani\ kre/kwn ke/ladon AP 7.196 ( Mel. ); me/los a). h)xei=n, of birds, Ael. NA 4.16 . a)ntwq-e/w, push in the contrary direction, Hp. Fract. 39 , cf. Ph. 2.354 :— Pass. , to\ w)qou=n a)ntwqei=tai Arist. GA 768b19 , cf. Mech. 851a3 :— Med. , push one against another, Theopomp.Hist. 283 . a)ntw/q-hsis, ews, h(, counter-thrust, Gal. 18(1).324 , Phlp. in Ph. 646.19 ; prob. cj. for a)nti/qesis in Paul.Aeg. 6.117 . a)/ntwmos, on, shoulder to shoulder: a)/ntwmoi, oi(, = a)/ntoikoi (q.v.), Cleom. 1.2 . a)ntwmosi/a, h(, (a)nto/mnumi) oath or affidavit made by the prosecutor, Pl. Ap. 19b , Lys. 23.13 ; also, by the defendant, Is. 3.6 , cf. Harp. s. v., Poll. 8.55 . a)ntwne/omai, buy instead, X. Oec. 20.26 , Men. 438.3 : metaph., kle/os a)ei/mnhston a). Jul. Or. 1.42b . bid against, e)pei\ ou)dei\s a)ntewnei=to And. 1.134 ; a). a)llh/lois Lys. 22.9 ; o( a)ntwnou/menos rival bidder, D. 18.239 . a)ntwnu^m-e/w, have an opposite denomination, Theol.Ar. 41 . a)ntwnu^m-i/a, h(, pronoun, D.H. Comp. 6 , Plu. 2.1009c , etc.; peri\ a)ntwnumi/as, title of work by A.D. interchange of names, Dam. Pr. 73 . a)ntwnu^m-iko/s, h/, o/n, pronominal, D.H. Amm. 2.12 . Adv. -kw=s like a pronoun, A.D. Synt. 156.7 ,al. a)nt-wpe/w, = a)ntofqalme/w , Hld. 1.21 , Heph.Astr. 1.24 ; pro\s to\ e(/n Dam. Pr. 118 . a)nt-w/pios, on, = a)ntwpo/s , A.R. 4.729 , Man. 4.336 , Nonn. D. 5.485 , al.: c. gen., 5.78 : c. dat., 33.184 . a)nt-w=pis, idos, = fem. of sq., ib. 6.76 . a)nt-wpo/s, o/n, (w)/y) with the eyes front, facing, a)ntwpa\ ble/fara E. IA 564 ; a)ntwpo\s ble/yai AP 12.196 ( Strat. ); th=s o)/yews a)ntwpa/ front parts of the face, Luc. Im. 6 ; opposite, AP 10.14 ( Agath. ); full in the face, be/los APl. 4.134 ( Mel. ); of an eagle, a). a(li/w Ecphant. ap. Stob. 4.7.64 . like, Opp. H. 5.7 . a)ntwru/omai [u_], roar against or at, Sch. Luc. Par. 51 . a)/ntwsis, ews, h(, pushing against or back, Arist. Resp. 480a14 . a)ntwfe/l-eia, h(, benefit in return, Mich. in EN 469.18 . a)ntwfel-e/w, assist or benefit in turn, tina/ X. Mem. 2.10.3 :— Pass. , derive profit in turn, ib. 2.8.3 , Cyr. 1.6.11 . a)nubristi/, Adv. of sq. 11 , Anacr. 63 . a)nu/bristos, on, not insulted, PRyl. 117.26 (iii A.D.); teleuth/ Plu. Pel. 9 , cf. Luc. 18 . Adv. -tws Ps.-Phoc. 157 . Act. , not insulting, decorous, paidiai/ Plu. Sert. 26 ; skw=mma Id. 2.46c ; to\ a). tou= bi/ou 92d : Sup. , D.Chr. 3.98 . Adv. -tws Democr. 73 . a)nu^gi/astos, on, = a)nalqh/s , incurable, Hsch. s.v. a)nalqe/s. a)nu^gih/s, e/s, unhealthy, Gloss. a)nugr-ai/nw, moisten, Hp. Int. 51 , Thphr. CP 2.6.1 . metaph., melt, soften, ta\ h)/qh Plu. 2.156d :— Pass. , ib. 566a . a)nugr-asmo/s, o(, moistening, Archig. ap. Orib. 8.2.6 . a)nu/da^tos [u_], on, without water, Man. 1.144 . a)nudr-eu/omai, draw up from a well, to\n ka/don Pherecr. 76 . a)nu/dr-eutos, on, unwatered, Thphr. HP 7.4.6 . a)nudr-i/a, h(, want of water, drought, Hp. Aër. 12 , Th. 3.88 , PPetr. 2p.22 ; lack of irrigation, PLond. ined. 2179 (iii A. D.). a)/nudr-is, h(, fem. of sq., kw/mh PThead. 20.5 (iv A. D.). a)/nudr-os, on, (u(/dwr) waterless, of arid countries, Hes. Fr. 24 , Hdt. 4.185 ; gh= Hp. Aër. 1 ; da/peda Trag. ap. Phot. p.151 R.; esp. without spring-water, Hdt. 2.7 codd., cf. 149 , 3.5 ; h( a)/nudros (sc. gh=) Id. 3.4 and 9 , Arist. Fr. 103 , LXX Is. 44.3 ; of seasons, Hp. Aph. 3 , 14 ; qe/ros Id.Aër. 10 ; in E. Tr. 1085 (lyr.), of a corpse, deprived of funeral lustrations; unwatered, smu/rna Id. Ion 89 (anap.). a)/nudron, to/, = stru/xnon maniko/n , Dsc. 4.73 . a)nu/laktos [u^], on, without barking, Suid. s.v. maiouma=s. a)/nu_los, on, (u(/lh) treeless, to/moi Thphr. CP 1.5.2 ( v.l. a)/u+los ). immaterial, Ascl. in Metaph. 26.4 . a)nu^me/naios, on, without the nuptial song, unwedded, S. Ant. 876 , 917 , E. Hec. 416 , Men. 548 , etc.; moi=ra a). S. OC 1221 (lyr.): neut.pl. as Adv., Id. El. 962 , E. Ph. 347 (lyr.). Adv. -ws Sch.ad loc. a)nu^menaio/w, celebrate with nuptial ode, ga/mous S. Fr. 725 . a)numne/w, proclaim by an oracle, di/kan E. El. 1190 (lyr.). celebrate in song, ga/mon D.H. Rh. 2.1 , cf. Jul. Or. 5.172d , Chor. p.127 B. , Procop. Gaz. Ep. 52 , Ps.- Luc. Philopatr. 4 ( Pass. ): a)nudr-ei/w Orac. in App.Anth. 6.261.18 , Nonn. D. 24.328 . declaim, Eun. VS p.468 B. c. dupl. acc., proclaim as, o(/per o)\n -ou=men Dam. Pr. 48 , cf. 58 :— Pass. , ib. 34 . a)nu/mfeutos, on, unwedded, S. El. 165 (lyr.); matro\s e)/xontes a). gona/n born of an ill marriage, Id. Ant. 980 , v. Sch.: transf. of things, ka/rhnon (of Zeus), Nonn. D. 46.48 , cf. 20.155 ,al. a)numfh/s, e/s, acc. sg. a)numfe/a cj. for a)/numfo[n], Milet. 6.46 ( Mnemos. 50.255 ). a)/numfos, on, not bridal, a)/. trofh/ S. El. 1183 (lyr.); numfh a)/. a bride that is no bride, unhappy bride, E. Hec. 612 , cf. Hipp. 547 (lyr.), Men. 548 . without bride or mistress, me/laqra E. Hel. 1125 (lyr.), cf. Sammelb. 4301 . a)nu/cion: a)/brwton, Euclid. ap. Hsch. a)nu^o/dromos, on, swiftly-running, fleet, Sapph. 71 . a)nupai/tios, on, blameless, Ph. 1.4 ,al., Hld. 9.11 ; h( kat' o)rqo\n lo/gon a). dioi/khsis Boeth.Stoic. 3.266 . Adv. -i/ws Ph. 1.206 . a)nupa/koustos, on, not suited for hearing, i.e. for declamation, le/cis Phld. Rh. 1.198 S. a)n-u/parktos, on, non-existent, unreal, Epicur. Fr. 27 , Zeno Stoic. 1.19 , Phld. Mus. p.65K. , Ph. 2.307 , Plu. 2.1124a , PGiss. 7.8 (ii A.D.), etc. a)n-uparci/a, h(, non-existence, nonentity, Phld. Mort. 28 , Antip.Stoic. 3.252 , S.E. P. 1.21 , Plot. 5.5.2 . absence of predication, h( a)po/fasis said to be a)nai/resis (th=s fa/sews) kai\ a). Alex.Aphr. in Top. 409.19 . a)nupei/kaston, sine expl., Hsch. a)nu/p-eiktos, on, unyielding, hard, Suid. a)nup-ecaire/tws, Adv. without exception, M.Ant. 8.41 . a)nupe/r-artos, on, not ostentatious, e)n dapa/nais kai\ paraskeuai=s a). Andronic.Rhod. p.576M. a)nupe/r-ba^tos, on, impassable, krhmnoi/ D.Chr. 64.21 . not to be overcome, unsurpassable, S.E. M. 9.153 ; a)hdi/a Phld. Vit. p.12J. Act. , nottransgressing the bounds, dia/qesis a). tw=n kat' o)rqo\n lo/gon D.L. 7.93 . Adv. -tws without omission, of numerical progression, Nicom. Ar. 2.23 ; unfailingly, Gal. 19.544 . a)nupe/r-blhtos, on, not to be surpassed or outdone, fili/a X. Cyr. 8.7.15 ; a)reth/ Isoc. 4.71 ; filotimi/a D. 2.18 ; eu)/noia Lycurg. 101 ; a)/nqrwpos a). ei)s ponhri/an Antiph. 168.5 ; ta/xh Epicur. Ep. 1p.10U. Adv. -tws Arist. Rh. 1370b31 , Pyth. Sim. 144 . persistent, obstinate, of disease, Gal. 13.61 . a)nupe/r-ektos, on, unsurpassable, a)kro/ths Phld. D. 3.5 . a)nuperqe-si/a, h(, immediateness, haste, Aq. Ps. 7.7 (pl.). a)nuperqe-te/w, do immediately, to be hasty, ib. 77(78).21 . a)nupe/rqe-tos, on, immediate, Ph. 2.58 ,al., Dsc. Ther.Praef. Adv. a)nuperqe/-tws forthwith, without delay, BGU 1167.51 (i B. C.), LXX 3 Ma. 5.20 , IG 3.77 , Ph. 1.599 , etc. unsurpassed by, c. dat., Democr. 275 ; incomparable, [ Philol. ] 21 . a)nupe/roxos, on, without superiority on either side, Eust. 832.3 . a)nup-eu/qu_nos, on, not liable to a eu)/quna, not accountable, of persons, esp. magistrates or statesmen, Ar. V. 587 , Pl. Lg. 761e ; a). a)/rxein ib. 875b , cf. Arist. Pol. 1295a20 ; = Lat. dictator, Plu. Fab. 3 . Adv. -nws Andronic. Rhod. p.574M. , D.S. 1.70 . of things, beyond human control or criticism, ta\ th=s te/xnhs a). Hp. Praec. 7 ; a)na/gkh Epicur. Ep. 3p.65U. ; e)cousi/a a). unchartered freedom, Phld. Herc. 1251.3 . that will not bear investigation, e)/rga Ph. 2.266 . a)nup-h/koos, on, not obeying, tou= lo/gou Pl. Ti. 91b , cf. 73a . a)nup-hli^fh/s, e/s, EM 61.6 , or a)nup-h/li^fos, on, Phryn. PS p.34 B. , not anointed with pitch. a)nu/phnos [u^], on, beardless, Eust. 1353.47 , Hsch. a)nuphre-si/a, h(, unserviceableness, Simp. in Epict. p.49D. a)nuphre/-thtos, hyperdor. a)nuphre/-ta_tos, on, without attendance, Euryph. ap. Stob. 4.39.27 . a)nupo/gra^fos, on, without subscription, unsigned, PFlor. 16.38 (iii A. D.). a)nupo-desi/a, a)nupo-dete/w, a)nupo/-detos, = a)nupodhsi/a, -dhte/w, -dhtos , found in codd. and Inscrr., as -detos IG 5(1).1390.15 (Andania, i B.C.), but condemned by Phryn. 409 , Id. PS p.27B. , etc. a)nupo-dh/matos, on, = a)nupo/dhtos , AB 82 . a)nupo-dhsi/a, h(, a going barefoot, Pl. Lg. 633c , X. Lac. 2.3 . a)nupo-dhte/w, go barefoot, Arist. Fr. 74 , Luc. Cyn. 1 . a)nupo/-dhtos, on, unshod, barefoot, as the philosophers and Spartans, Epich. 108 , Lys. 32.16 , Pl. Phdr. 229a , Smp. 173b , Ar. Nu. 103 , etc.; a). o)/rqrou peripatei=n Aristopho 10.8 . having the feet unprotected, Pl. Prt. 321c . a)nupo/-di^kos, on, not liable to action, Plu. Cat.Mi. 11 ; a). pa/sas di/kas kai\ zami/as GDI 1685 , al. (Delph.), cf. 5170 (Cret.). a)nupo/-zwstos, on, of ships, without u(po/zwma (q.v.), IG 2.789b79 , 83 . a)nupo/-qetos, on, not hypothetical, unconditioned, absolute, a)rxh/ Pl. R. 510b , cf. Phld. D. 1.19 ; to\ a). Pl. R. 511b , al. Adv. -tws not hypothetically, Plu. 2.399b . without foundation, ib. 358f . a)nu/p-oistos, on, insupportable, Timae. 60 , D.H. 7.15 , J. AJ 19.2.2 , Eus.Mynd. 54 ; irresistible, fa/lagc Ascl. Tact. 5.1 . Adv. -tws Poll. 3.130 . Act. , impatient, Ptol. Tetr. 159 . a)nup-oisto/ths: intolerabilitas, Gloss. a)nupo/-kri^tos, on, without dissimulation, LXX Wi. 5.18 , Ep.Rom. 12.9 , Ep.Jac. 3.17 . Adv. -tws M.Ant. 8.5 . undramatic, Demetr. Eloc. 194 . in punctuation, of a stop in a simple sentence, opp. e)nupo/kritos (q.v.), Sch.D.T. p.24H. a)nupo/-lhptos, on, perh. f.l. for a)nupo/dhtos , Anon. in Rh. 82.38 . a)nupo/-logos, on, subject to no claim or charge, Poxy. 71i6 (iv A. D.): c. gen., a). panto\s kindu/nou BGU 1119.7 (i B. C.). without deduction, fo/ros CIG 2693e (Mylasa). a)nupo-menete/os, a, on, not to be sustained, Stob. 2.6.6 :—also a)nupo-meneto/s, h/, o/n, ibid. a)nupo-me/nhtos, on, = a)nupomo/nhtos , Phld. Mus. p.91K. a)nupo/-mnhstos, on, dub. sens. in Id. Piet. 98 . a)nupo-mo/nhtos, on, unbearable, kako/n Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.131 ; a). qea/sasqai Arist. Mir. 843a15 , cf. D.S. 3.29 , D.H. 6.51 , Crates Ep. 29 ,etc. Adv. -tws Hsch. s.v. a)ste/ktws. Act. , not enduring, Procl. Par.Ptol. 224 . a)nupo-no/htos, on, unsuspected, pro/s ti in a thing, D. 61.11 ; a)/nqrwpoi Plb. 13.6.8 . unexpected, e)lpi/s Id. 2.57.6 . Adv. -tws Id. 1.84.9 . Act. , unsuspecting, tou= me/llontos Id. 4.10.7 , cf. Phld. Mort. 13 , cf. 39 . Adv. -tws unsuspiciously, Plb. 5.39.2 . a)nupo/-pastos, on, of a stone, with nothing spread below it, IG 7.3073.164 (Lebad.). a)nu/poptos, on, without suspicion, i.e., Pass. , unsuspected, Th. 3.43 ( Comp. ), X. Cyr. 5.3.11 ; lehlasi/ai unexpected, Arr. Tact. 17 . Adv. -tws unsuspectedly, Aen.Tact. 10.20 , al., Men. 666 . free from risk, ki/nhsis Sor. 1.55 ; qa/natos Phld. Sto.Herc. 339.4 . Act. , unsuspecting, pra/cews Plb. 8.27.2 , Plu. Brut. 8 . Adv. -tws Th. 1.146 ; a). e)/xein Arist. Top. 156b18 ; unhesitatingly, Plu. 2.614b . a)nupo/-ptwtos, on, (u(popi/ptw) not coming under the cognizance of, th=| ai)sqh/sei S.E. M. 7.345 , etc. = a)meta/ptwtos , Herill.Stoic. 1.191 . a)nupo-sta/ltws, Adv. = a)nuposto/lws, e)leuqeria/zontes interpol.in Ammon. in Cat. 2.8 . a)nupo-stasi/a, h(, gloss on a)tlhsi/a , Hsch. a)nupo/-stasis, ews, h(, unsubstantiality, Sch. E. Hec. 702 (leg.-stasi/an). a)nupo/-sta^tos, on, not to be withstood, irresistible, du/namis Pl. Lg. 686b ; a)na/gkh X. Lac. 10.7 ; fro/nhma, po/lis, Id. Cyr. 5.2.33 , Mem. 4.4.15 ; tolmh/mata D. 54.38 ; a). tisi\n a)ntagwnistai/ D.Chr. 8.17 . Adv. -tws Aristobul. ap. Eus. PE 8.10 . without sure foundation, h( th=s u(poqe/sews a)rxh\ a). Plb. 1.5.3 , cf. 12.25f . 4 ; a). ei)=nai ta\s tw=n o(/lwn a)rxa/s D.L. 9.99 , cf. Ath. 3.98c . without sediment, ou)=ra Aret. SD 1.13 , cf. CD 1.13 , Hp. Epid. 2.2.23 . unsubstantial, Stoic. 2.117 , Syrian. in Metaph. 25.3 ; of accidental or secondary qualities, Syn.Alch. p.62B. ; nonexistent, Ps.- Archyt. ap. Simp. in Ph. 785.17 ; mantikai/ D.L. 7.149 ; to\ a). . . th=s mantikh=s Diogenian.Epicur. 4.79 ; keimh/lion Secund. Sent. 11 . without significance, fwnh/ Them. in Ph. 124.27 . a)nupo/-stolos, on, using no concealment, frank, fearless, r(h/twr Poll. 4.21 ; to\ a). th=s o)rgh=s J. AJ 16.3.1 . Adv. -lws D.Chr. 13.16 , Phld. Rh. 1.109S. , Alciphr. 3.39 , etc. a)nupo/-streptos, on, unreturning, Suid. s.v. a)/nostos. Adv. -ti/ without turning back, Pythag. ap. Phlp. in de An. 116.32 . a)nupo/-strofos, on, from which none return, Orph. H. 56 ; o(do/s Lyd. Mag. 3.14 . of diseases, without relapse, Hp. Epid. 6.3.4 . a)nupo-takte/w, to be unruly, insubordinate, Sch. Od. 19.179 . a)nupo/-taktos, on, of persons or things, not made subject, tini/ Ep.Hebr. 2.8 , cf. J. AJ 11.6.6 , Arr. Epict. 4.1.161 ; a). o( basileu/s Artem. 2.30 ; unrestrained, free, Ph. 1.473 , cf. Arr. Epict. 2.10.1 . not to be classified under heads, confused, Plb. 3.36.4 ; irregular, poih/mata, of dithyrambs, Demetr.Lac. Herc. 1014.12 , Zen. 2.15 . of persons, independent, Ptol. Tetr. 61 ; in bad sense, unruly, 1 Ep.Ti. 1.9 , Ep.Tit. 1.6 and 10 , PMag.Par. 1.1367 . Adv. -tws impatiently, Hsch. s.v. a)ste/ktws. of Verbs, having no first aorist, AB 1087 . a)nupo-taci/a, h(, indiscipline, Phld. Lib. p.630 . a)nupo-ti/mhtos [i_], on, that cannot be adequately punished, a)se/beia J. AJ 16.11.8 , cf. 15.7.10 . Adv. -tws without fear of punishment, 16.9.1 . a)nupo/-tlhtos, on, not to be borne, Sch. E. Ph. 93 . a)nu/poulos, on, without disguise, Ph. 2.435 ; gnw/mh without arrièrepensée, Chor. Milt. 50 . a)nu/pous, o(, h(, only in Hsch. a)nu/podas: taxu/podas, a)po\ tou= toi=s posi\n a)nu/ein, prob. due to a misreading of S. Aj. 837 *epinu=s tanu/podas. a)nupo-fo/rhtos, on, insufferable, EM 115.18 . a)nupo-xw/rhtos, gloss on a)nu/peiktos , Hsch. a)nu/ptios, on, not passive, of reciprocal Verbs, D.L. 7.64 . a)/nuris: a)/dikos, a)sebh/s, and a)/nuros: a)/dikos, Hsch. a)nu^-siergo/s, o/n, finishing work, industrious, Theoc. 28.14 [a_ metri gr.], cf. Phld. Hom. p.30O. a)nu^/-simos, on , (a)nu/w) = a)nustiko/s , efficacious, effectual, pro/s ti Pl. Lg. 716d : Comp. , ei)/s ti ou)de\n -w/teron X. Cyr. 1.6.22 , cf. Aret. CA 1.10 , Jul. Or. 5.178a : Sup. a)nu^-w/tatos Pl.l.c., Luc. Cal. 16 ; lo/gos D.Chr. 39.8 . Adv. -mws Pl. Tht. 144b , Ps.- Alex. Aphr. in SE 164.33 : Sup. -w/tata Pl. R. 518d . Pass. , capable of accomplishment, J. BJ 5.5.1 , cf. Porph. VP 27 , Serapion in Cat.Cod. Astr. 1.100 . a)/nu^-sis, ews, h(, (a)nu/w) accomplishment, a)/. d' ou)k e)/ssetai au)tw=n Il. 2.347 ; ou)k a)/nusi/n tina dh/omen we find no end, accomplish nothing, Od. 4.544 ; xrh/masin w(=n a)/. gi/netai ou)demi/a Thgn. 462 ; ou)d' a)/nusis there is no respite, Theoc. 25.93 .—Poet. and late Prose, as Plu. 2.77b . a)/nu^-sma, atos, to/, accomplishment, end, Sch. Od. 5.299 . a)nu^-ste/on or a)nu^-ste/a, one must accomplish, Suid. a)nu^-stiko/s, h/, o/n, effective, practical, Arist. Phgn. 813a4 ; to\ a). D.H. Vett.Cens. 5.2 : Comp. -w/teros Plb. 8.5.3 , cf. Archig. ap. Gal. 8.154 : Sup. , [ Longin. ] Rh. p.182H. a)nu^-sto/s, o/n, to be accomplished, practicable, ou)/k e)st' a)nusto\n to/nde soi kataktanei=n E. Heracl. 961 , cf. D.Chr. 12.34 ; ti/ ga\r mero/pessin a).; Opp. H. 2.4 : neut., w(s a)nusto/n [e)sti], like w(s dunato/n, w(s a). ka/llista Diog.Apoll. 3 ; w(s a). a)nqrwpi/nh| gnw/mh| Hp. Nat.Puer. 29 ; sigh=| w(s a). as silently as possible, X. An. 1.8.11 ; h(=| a). metriwta/tw| Id. Lac. 1.3 ; ta\ a)nqrw/pw| a). Arist. Fr. 44 . of persons, able, ready, pro\s lo/gous Hp. Decent. 3 . a)nu^-th/s, ou=, o(, = Lat. exactor, Just. Nov. 163(2) (pl.). a)nu^-tiko/s, h/, o/n, = a)nustiko/s , effective, X. Eq.Mag. 2.6 ( Comp. ), Oec. 20.22 ( Sup. ), Plb. 8.3.3 ( Comp. ); lo/goi S.E. M. 9.182 ( Sup. ); of persons, J. BJ 5.9.1 ( Comp. ), 1.17.8 ( Sup. ). rapid, a)nutikwte/ran poie=n th\n ki/nhsin Arist. PA 682b1 . Adv. -kw=s [ Longin. ] Rh. p.190H. a)nu^/-tw or a(nu/tw, Att. form of a)nu/w. a)nu^f-ai/nw, weave anew, a). to\ a)natribo/menon renew that which wears out, Pl. Phd. 87d , cf. Olymp. Vit.Pl. p.3W. , in Alc. p.198C. a)nu^f-a/nths, ou, o(, one who weaves anew, Suid. :—fem. a)nu^f-a/ntria, Eust. 1764.60 . a)nufai/retos, on, f.l. for a)naf- , D.H. Dem. 34 . a)nu/fantos, on, not woven, Ael.Dion. Fr. 80 . a)nuyo/w, raise up, exalt, LXX Ps. 112(113).7 , al., PGen. 51.27 (iii A. D.):— Med. , AP 7.748 (Antip. Sid.):— Pass. , o( lo/gos -ou=tai pro\s qei=on dikasth/n Lyd. Mag. 2.16 . a)nu/w (a^nu^), Il. 4.56 , Ar. Ra. 606 , Att. a)nu/tw or a(nu/tw Th. 2.75 , Pl. R. 486c , al.: impf. h)/nuon Hdt. 9.66 , E. Hec. 1167 : fut. a)nu/sw [u^], S. Aj. 607 , Ar. Ra. 649 , Ep. e)c-anu/w 11.11.365 : aor. h)/nu^sa Od. 24.71 , A. Pers. 726 , etc.; poet. h(/nussa ( Dor. a_n-) Pi. P. 12.11 , A.R. 4.413 , Ep. a)/nussa [a^] Hes. Th. 954 , Maiist. 57 (u(p-): pf. h)/nu^ka Pl. Plt. 264b :— Pass. , pf. h)/nusmai Plb. 8.29.1 , etc., di-h/nusmai X. Cyr. 1.4.28 : aor. h)nu/sqhn Plb. 32.3.17 , D.Chr. 3.127 : fut. a)nusqh/somai J. AJ 1.19.1 , Ael. VH 1.21 :— Med. , a)nu/omai Pi. P. 2.49 , Bion Fr. 4.6 : impf. h)nuto/mhn A. Ag. 1159 : fut. a)nu/somai (v. infr.): aor. h)nusa/mhn A. Pr. 700 , S. Tr. 995 (lyr.), inf. a)nu/sasqai X. An. 7.7.24 (Valck.)—Non-thematic forms are found in poets: impf. Act. a)/nu^mes, Dor. for h)/numen, Theoc. 7.10 : pres. Pass. a)/nutai Opp. H. 3.427 , Nic. Al. 599 : impf. Pass. h)/nu^to Od. 5.243 (nisileg.h)/neto); Dor. a)/nu^to Theoc. 2.92 . [u^ in all parts: hence a)nu=sai in Tryph. 126 , a)nu_sa/menoi in AP 10.12 should be written with ss: a)nu/+wn is corrupt in Nonn. D. 21.16 ]:—effect, accomplish, h)/nuto d' e)/rlon Od. 5.243 (v. supr.), cf. A. Pers. 726 , etc.; pro\s qana/tw| qa/naton a)nu/sasa S. Tr. 886 ; a)rwga/n Id. Ph. 1145 (lyr.); tou)/pos w(s a)/r' o)rqo\n h)/nusas Id. Ant. 1178 , cf. OC 454 : abs., ou)de\n h)/nue he did no good, Hdt. 9.66 ; ei)/ ti e)/mellen a)nu/tein whatever was like ly to forward the work, Th. 2.75 ; smikro\n a)nu/tein Pl. Sph. 230a , al.; h(=sson a(nu/tein Th. 2.76 ; ou)de\n h)/nue tou/tois D. 21.104 ; a). ei)/s ti to conduce towards . ., Pl. Ax. 369d : c. acc. et inf., *)apo/llwn . . e)kei=non h)/nuse fone/a gene/sqai brought it to pass that . ., S. OT 720 :— Med. , accomplish for one's own advantage, a)nu/ssesqai ta/de e)/rga (if not in pass. sense, will be accomplished) Od. 16.373 , cf. Hp. Ep. 27 ; qeo/s . . te/kmar a)nu/<*>tai Pi. P. 2.49 , cf. Ar. Pl. 196 , dub. in Pl. Phd. 69d . make an end of, destroy, flo/c se h)/nusen Od. 24.71 ; kill, Pi. P. 12.11 . c. dupl. acc., make, cause to be, h)nu/sat' e)ktopi/an flo/ga S. OT 166 (lyr.), Nic. Al. 400 . make, ei)ko/na AP 12.56 ( Mel. ). finish a journey, o(/sson te panhmeri/h glafurh\ nhu=s h)/nusen (sc. o(dou=) as much as a ship gets over in a day, Od. 4.357 ; so pollh\n ke/leuqon h)/nuden A. Pers. 748 ; porei/an Onos. 6.1 : c. acc. loci, o)/fra ta/xista nhu=s a)nu/seie qala/sshs . . u(/dwr Od. 15.294 , cf. Thgn. 511 , S. Ant. 231 . in Trag. freq. abs. (sc. o(do/n or ke/leuqon), make one's way, win, pro\s po/lin Id. Tr. 657 (lyr.); e)pi\ a)kta/n E. Hipp. 743 ; also qa/lamon a)nu/tein (i.e. ei)s qa/lamon) reach the bridal chamber, S. Ant. 805 (lyr.); a). *(/aidan Id. Aj. 607 (lyr.), E. Supp. 1142 (lyr.): metaph., zuga\ h)/nuse dou/lia *troi/a (s.v.l.) Id. Tr. 599 (*troi/a| Sch.): rarely with inf. instead of acc., strato\s h)/nuse pera=n succeeded in crossing, A. Pers. 721 : with Adj., come to be, eu)dai/mwn a)nu/sei kai\ me/gas S. Ph. 720 (lyr.). in Pass. of Time, come to an end, xro/nos a)/nuto Theoc. 2.92 , cf. Eus.Mynd. 63 . in Pass. of persons, grow up, h)nuto/man trofai=s (lyr.) A. Ag. 1159 . get, obtain, gastri\ forba/n S. Ph. 711 (lyr.), cf. Theoc. 5.144 ; ti/nos xrei/as a)nu/sai; i.e. ti/nos xrei/as prospi/tnete, w(/ste a)nu/sai au)th/n; S. OC 1755 :— Med. , xrei/an h)nu/sasqe ye obtained it, A. Pr. 700 , cf. Ch. 858 , S. Tr. 995 (lyr.); tou=to e)k *moire/wn h)nu/sato AP 7.506 ( Leon. ). c. part., ou)k a)nu/w fqone/ousa I gain nothing by grudging, Il. 4.56 . in Com., do quickly, make haste, ou) me/llein . ., a)ll' a)nu/ein Ar. Pl. 607 , cf. Ra. 606 ; ou)k a)nu/seis ti; make haste! ib. 649 ; a)ll' a)/nuson, ou) me/llein e)xrh=n Fr. 102 : c. part., a)/nue pra/ttwn make haste about it, Pl. 413 ; a)/nuson u(podhsa/menos make haste and get your shoes on, V. 1168 , cf. Av. 241 ; a)/nuso/n pot' e)celqw/n Pherecr. 40 : more freq. in part. a)nu/sas, or a)nu/sas ti with a Verb, a)/noig', a)/noig' a)nu/sas make haste and open the door, Ar. Nu. 181 ; a)na/bain' a)nu/sas V. 398 ; su\d' e)/gxeon piei=n a)nu/sas ti Eq. 119 , cf. V. 202 , 847 , 1158 , Pl. 648 , 974 ; bohqhsa/tw tis a)nu/sas Ach. 571 ; nu=n ou)=n a)nu/sante fronti/swmen Eq. 71 ; a)kolouqh/seis e)moi\ a)nu/sas ti Nu. 506 , cf. 1253 ; a)po/dwmen a)nu/sante Pax 872 . (The distinction of meaning a)nu/tw accomplish, make way, a)nu/w hasten, is doubtful, cf. AB 411 .— Att. a(nu/w acc. to Hdn.Gr. 1.541 , Phryn. PS p.23B. , cf. kaqanu/sai X. HG 7.1.15 ( Hsch. ); but katanu/ein (q.v.) occurs in Trag., cf. tau=t' a)nu/shtai Ar. Pl. 196 .) (I.- E. sen-, pres. stem s[ngnull]neu-, cf. Skt. sanoti 'wins'.) a)/nw (A), imper. a)ne/tw S. Ichn. 70 , inf. a)/nein Pl. Cra. 415a , part. a)/nwn, impf. h)=non, etc. (v. infr.): aor. h)/nesa IG 7.3226 (Orchom. Boeot. ), Hymn.Is. 35 , prob. in AP 7.701.1 ( Diod. ) (h)/nes' codd.):— = a)nu/w, a)nu/tw , accomplish, finish, h)=non o(do/n Od. 3.496 ; ou)/t' a)/n ti qu/wn ou)/t' e)pispe/ndwn a)/nois A. Fr. 161 (Dobree, cf. AB 406 ); a)ll' ou)de\n h)=nen E. Andr. 1132 ; h)= to\ de/on . . h)/nomen; S. Ichn. 98 ; tau=ta pro\s a)ndro/s e)st' a)/nontos ei)s swthri/an (cf. a)nu/w 1.6 ) Ar. V. 369 ; a)russa/menoi poto\n h)/nomen AP 11.64 ( Agath. ). Pass. , come to an end, be finished, mostly of a period of time, ma/la ga\r nu\c a)/netai night is quickly drawing to a close, Il. 10.251 ; e)/tos a)no/menon the waning year, Hdt. 7.20 ; h)=mar a)no/menon A.R. 2.494 ; a)nome/nou tou= mhno/s SIG 577.30 (Milet., iii/ii B.C.); also o(/ppws . . e)/rgon a)/noito Il. 18.473 ; h)/neto to\ e)/rgon Hdt. 1.189 , 8.71 ; a)nome/nwn bhma/twn A. Ch. 799 ; o(po/tan qh/rhs . . e)/rgon a)/nhtai Opp. H. 5.442 : impers., litai=s a)/netai, = litai\ a)nu/ontai , Pi. O. 8.8 . [a_ Hom. , exc. Il. 18.473 : afterwds. common, cf. A. l.c., Opp. H. l.c. Orig. a)/nvw, cf. a)nu/w.] a)/nw (B), Aeol. o)/nw, Adv., (a)na/): with Verbs implying Motion, upwards, a)/. w)/qeske poti\ lo/fon Od. 11.596 ; a)/. a)po\ qala/sshs a)naplei=n up stream, Hdt. 2.155 ; a)/. potamw=n xwrou=si pagai/ E. Med. 410 (lyr.), hence "a)/. potamw=n", proverbial, D. 19.287 , etc.; ko/nis d' a)/. forei=to S. El. 714 ; koniorto\s a)/. e)xw/rei Th. 4.34 ; h( a)/. o(do/s the upward road, Pl. R. 621c ; a)/. i)o/nti going up the country (i.e. inland, v. infr. 11.1f ), Hdt. 2.8 ; a)/. ka/tw, v. infr. 11.2 ; pe/mpein a)/., i.e. from the nether world, A. Pers. 645 (lyr.), cf. Ch. 147 ; su/rigges a)/. fusw=sime/lan me/nos S. Aj. 1412 (lyr.). with Verbsimplying Rest, aloft, on high, ib. 240 , etc.; to\ a)/. Pl. Phdr. 248a , etc. on earth, opp. the world below, ne/rqe ka)pi\ gh=s a)/. S. OT 416 ; h(ni/k' h)=sq' a)/. Id. El. 1167 ; a)/. ble/pein Id. Ph. 1348 ; a)/. e)pi\ [th=s] gh=s Pl. Phd. 109c ; oi( a)/. the living, opp. oi( ka/tw the dead, S. Ant. 1068 , cf. Ph. 1348 , etc.; ta\ a)/. pra/gmata the world above, Luc. Cont. 1 . in heaven, opp. earth, oi( a)/. qeoi/ the gods above, S. Ant. 1072 ; kh=ruc tw=n a)/. te kai\ ka/tw A. Ch. 124 : esp. in NT, e)k tw=n a)/. ei)mi/ Ev.Jo. 8.23 ; h( a)/. *(ierousalh/m Ep.Gal. 4.26 ; h( a)/. klh=sis Ep.Phil. 3.14 . generally, of relative position, o( dh=mos a)/. kaqh=to in the upper quarter of the city, i.e. the Pnyx, D. 18.169 ; h( a)/. boulh/, i.e. the Areopagus, Plu. Sol. 19 ; ballo/menoi u(po\ tw=n a)/. by those above on the roofs, Th. 4.48 ; ta\ a)/. X. An. 4.3.25 ; ta\ a)/. th=s oi)ki/as, opp. qeme/lia, Id. Eq. 1.2 ; oi( a)/. to/poi OGI 111.17 . geographically, on the upper side, i.e. on the north, a)/. pro\s bore/hn Hdt. 1.72 ; ou)/te ta\ a)/. xwri/a ou)/te ta\ ka/tw [ou)/te ta\ pro\s th\n h)w= ou)/te ta\ pro\s th\n e(spe/rhn] Id. 1.142 ; o( a)/. to/pos Pl. R. 435e . inward from the coast, h( a)/. *)asi/h Hdt. 1.95 ; ta\ a)/. th=s *)asi/hs ib. 177 ; h( a)/. o(do/s the upper or inland road, Id. 7.128 , X. An. 3.1.8 ; h( a)/. po/lis, opp. the Piraeus, Th. 2.48 ; in full, oi( a)po\ qala/sshs a)/. ib. 83 ; h( a)/. *makedoni/a Plu. Pyrrh. 11 ; o( a)/. basileu/s the king of the upper country, i.e. of Persia, X. An. 7.1.28 . in the race-course, ta\ a)/. turning-post, Pl. R. 613b ; cf. ka/tw. in the body, ta\ a)/. the upper parts, opp. to\ ka/tw, Arist. GA 741b28 , al.; h( a)/. koili/a Id. Mete. 360b23 . of Time, formerly, of old, ei)s to\ a)/. reckoning upwards or backwards, of generations, Pl. Tht. 175b ; oi( a)/. men of olden time, Id. Criti. 110b ; oi( a)/. tou= ge/nous Id. Lg. 878a ; ai( a)/. mhtro/s the mother's lineal ancestors, Id. R. 461c , cf. infr. c; e)n toi=s a)/. xro/nois D. 18.310 . above, in referring to a passage, Pl. Grg. 508e ; e)n toi=s a)/. lo/gois R. 603d , cf. Arist. Rh. 1412b33 , etc. of tones in the voice, oi( a)/. to/noi Plu. Cic. 3 . metaph., a)/. bai/nein walk proudly, Philostr. VA 1.13 ; a)/. fronei=n Hld. 7.23 . higher, more general, of kathgori/ai, Arist. AP 0.82a23 . a)/. kai\ ka/tw up and down, to and fro, ei(=rp' a)/. te kai\ ka/tw E. HF 953 ; a)/. kai\ k. feu/gein Ar. Ach. 21 ; a)/. te kai\ k. kuka=n Id. Eq. 866 ; peripatei=n a)/. k. Id. Lys. 709 . upside-down, topsy-turvy, ta\ me\n a)/. k. qh/sw, ta\ de\ k. a)/. Hdt. 3.3 ; pa/nt' a)/. te kai\ k. stre/fwn ti/qhsin A. Eu. 650 ; tre/pousa tu/rb' a)/. k. Id. Fr. 311 , cf. Ar. Av. 3 ; a)/. k. sugxei=n E. Ba. 349 ; a)/. kai\ k. poiei=n ta\ pra/gmata D. 9.36 ; tou\s no/mous stre/fein 21.19 ; po/ll' a)/., ta\ d' au)= k. kuli/ndont' e)lpi/des Pi. O. 12.6 ; polla/kis e)mauto\n a)/. k. mete/ballon backwards and forwards, Pl. Phd. 96a , cf. Prt. 356d . a)/. e)/xein to\ pneu=ma pant or gasp, Men. 23 , cf. Sosicr. 1 . as Prep. with gen., above, h( a)/. *(/aluos *)asi/h Hdt. 1.130 , cf. 103 , Call. Jov. 24 ; ai( a)/. mhtro/s (v. supr. 11.1 i); a)/. tou= go/natos above the knee, Thphr. Char. 4.4 ; a)po\ a)/. th=s xqono\s tau/ths LXX 3 Ki. 14.15 . with partitive gen., ai)qe/ros a)/. e(lei=n dub. in S. Ph. 1092 , cf. E. Or. 1542 ; gh=s h(/kont' a)/. Id. HF 616 ; mikro\n proagagw\n a)/. tw=n pragma/twn Aeschin. 2.34 . Comp. a)nwte/rw, abs., higher, a). qakw=n . . *zeu/s A. Pr. 314 ; a). ou)de\n tw=<*> prhgma/twn prokoptome/nwn not getting on any farther, Hdt. 1.190 ; a)delfw=| h)\ patri\ h)\ e)/ti a). Pl. Lg. 880b ; ou) proh/i+san a). to\ pro\s e(spe/rhs Hdt. 8.130 . c. gen., a). *sa/mou ib. 132 ; a). gi/gnesqai/ tinwn X. An. 4.2.25 ; a). tw=n mastw=n above them, ib. 1.4.17 ; later a)nw/teron Plb. 1.7.2 , etc.; cf. a)nw/teros. Sup. a)nwta/tw, e)s tou\s a). (sc. sta/ntas) Hdt. 7.23 ; h( a). kw/mh X. An. 7.4.11 ; a)nw|ki/sanq' o(/pws a). Ar. Pax 207 ; h( a). a)/skhsis the highest, Arr. Epict. 3.24.84 , cf. Ph. 1.33 , al.; ta\ a). tw=n genw=n Arist. Metaph. 998b18 , cf. Zeno Stoic. 1.51 , S.E. P. 1.138 ; ta\ a). tri/a Ph. 1.321 ; h( a). diai/resis Ps.- Alex. Aphr. in SE 20.27 . a)/nwga, old Ep. pf. with pres. sense: a)/nwga, -as, -e, without augm., Il. and Trag., Hdt. 3.81 ; 1 pl. a)/nwgmen h.Ap. 528 : imper. a)/nw/ge E. Or. 119 , more freq. a)/nwxqi Il. 23.158 , A. Ch. 772 , E. Alc. 1044 ; 3 sg. a)nwge/tw Od. 2.195 , a)nw/xqw Il. 11.189 ; 2 pl. a)nw/gete Od. 23.132 , a)/nwxqe 22.437 , E. Rh. 987 ; subj. a)nw/gh| Il. 7.74 , Hdt. 7.104 , a)nw/gwmen Herod. 3.31 ; inf. a)nwge/men Il. 13.56 ; part. a)nw/gousa Herod. 7.101 : plpf. withimpf. sense, 3 sg. h)nw/gei Il. 6.170 , S. OC 1598 ; withoutaugm. a)nw/gei Od. 2.385 ; Ion. h)nw/gea ib. 9.44 , 17.55 :—but a)nw/gei in Il. 6.439 , 19.102 , Od. 5.139 , 357 , Hes. Th. 549 , Hdt. 7.104 is pres, in sense, and must be referred to pres. a)nw/gw (unless corrected to a)/nwgen); also 2 dual a)nw/geton Il. 4.287 , and (later) 2 sg. a)nw/geis Q.S. 13.238 :— from this pres. are formed impf. h)/nwgon Il. 9.578 , Od. 14.237 , or a)/nwgon Il. 5.805 , Od. 3.35 , etc.; h)/nwges Maiist. 17 ; h)/nwge h.Cer. 297 , Hes. Op. 68 ; 3 pl. a)/nwgon Inscr.Cypr. 135 H.: fut. a)nw/cw Od. 16.404 : aor. h)/nwca Hes. Sc. 479 ; subj. a)nw/comen, Ep. for -wmen, Il. 15.295 ; inf. a)nw=cai Od. 10.531 . Il. 7.394 , the impf. h)nw/geon implies pres. a)nwge/w:— Pass. , a)/nwktai: keleu/etai, Hsch. :—poet. and Ion. Verb, also in Cypr., Inscr.Cypr. l.c., command, order, esp. of kings and masters, Il. 5.899 , etc.; also of equals and inferiors, advise, urge, 16.8 , Od. 2.195 , etc.: constr. c. acc. pers. et inf., siwpa=n lao\n a)nw/gei bade the people keep silence, Il. 2.280 , cf. 4.287 , etc.; path\r a)/nwge/ s' . . au)da=n A. Pr. 947 , cf. 1037 , etc.; pra/ssein a)/nwgas ou)=n me . . ta/de; S. Tr. 1247 ; siga=n a)/nwga (sc. se) Id. El. 1458 : in Hom. also c. dat. pers., Od. 10.531 , 20.139 sq., cf. A.R. 1.693 : c. acc. pers. only, qumo\s a)/nwge/ me my spirit bids, prompts me, freq. in Hom. : abs., e)potru/nei kai\ a)nw/gei Il. 15.43 ; ke/lomai kai\ a)/nwga Od. 3.317 . a)nw/gaion or a)nw/geon, to/, (a)/nw, gai=a) anything raised from the ground: the upper floor of a house, used as a granary, X. An. 5.4.29 (s.v.l.), Antiph. 312 ; as a dining-room, Ev.Marc. 14.15 , Ev.Luc. 22.12 . prison, Suid. (a)nw/geon in GDI 1581 (Dodona); a)na/gaion and a)no/kaion are also found in codd., cf. AB 405 , Suid. ) a)nwgh/, h(, (a)/nwga) command, exhortation, A.R. 1.1134 ; qei/an di' a)nwga/n Philol. 71.6 (Argos). a)/nwda, Arc. , = a)/nwqe , dub. in IG 5(2).262.17 (Mantinea, v B. C.). a)nwdi/nw [i_], to be in labour, bring forth, Nonn. D. 41.167 . a)nwdo/rkas: bri/gkos h)\ i)xqu/s (Theb.), Hsch. a)/nw|dos, on, songless, Arist. HA 488a34 . a)nwdu^n-i/a, h(, freedom from pain, Protag. 9 , Plot. 1.4.6 : in pl., painfree periods, Philagr. ap. Aët. 12.20 . a)nw/du^n-os, on, (o)du/nh) free from pain, oi)dh/mata Hp. Prog. 7 , cf. D.Chr. 32.57 ; to\ e(\n a). kai\ a)na/lghton Arist. Xen. 974a19 ; of persons, S. Ph. 883 ; -w/teros gi/gnesqai suffer less pain, Hp. Prorrh. 2.7 ; to\ a)nw/dunon, = a)nwduni/a , Plu. 2.102d . Adv. a)nwdu/nws, ti/ktesqai Hp. Coac. 527 , cf. Plu. Cic. 2 ; i)a=sqai D.Chr. 41.9 : Sup. -w/tata Hp. Acut. 4 . causing no pain, harmless, to\ mh\ fronei=n ga\r ka/rt' a). kako/n S. Aj. 554b ; a(ma/rthma h)\ ai)=sxos a)., definition of to\ geloi=on, Arist. Po. 1449a35 . Adv. -ws, i)a/sasqai th\n patri/da Plu. Cleom. 10 . Act. , allaying pain, Hp. Aph. 5.22 , Dsc. 4.68 ( Comp. and Sup. ); fa/rmakon a). anodyne, Plu. 2.614c :—the epitaph of a physician in IG 14.1879 combines both signfs., pollou/s te sw/sas farma/kois a)nwdu/nois, a)nw/dunon to\ sw=ma nu=n e)/xei qanw/n. a)/nwqen and a)/nwqe ( Ar. Ec. 698 ), Dor. a)/nwqa Tab.Heracl. 1.17 : (a)/nw):—Adv. of Place, from above, from on high, qeou\s a)/. gh=s e)popteu/ein a)/xh A. Ag. 1579 ; u(/datos a)/. genome/nou Th. 4.75 ; ba/llein a)/. Id. 7.84 ; from the interior of a country, Id. 1.59 , X. An. 7.7.2 ; esp. from inner Asia, Plu. Dem. 14 ; from the north, Hdt. 4.105 . like a)/nw , above, on high, opp. ka/twqen or ka/tw, A. Ag. 871 (dub.): of the gods, Id. Supp. 597 (lyr.), Pl. Lg. 717b ; of men on earth, oi( a)/. the living, A. Ch. 834 (lyr.), E. Hel. 1014 ; those on deck (in a ship), Th. 7.63 ; of birds of the air, S. El. 1058 (lyr.); h( a)/. *frugi/a upper Phrygia, D. 23.155 . rarely c. gen., a)/. tou= stratope/dou Hdt. 1.75 ; tou= karpou= Hp. Art. 80 ; th=s new/s Plu. Them. 12 . in narrative or in quiry, from the beginning, from farther back, a)/. a)/rxesqai, e)pixeirei=n, Pl. Phlb. 44d , Lg. 781d ; a)/. e)ceta/zein to\ ge/nos D. 44.69 , cf. Men. Epit. 23 ; in quotations, above, earlier, Sch. E. Ph. 249 , etc.: oi( e)/mprosqen kai\ a)/. gonei=s ancestors, Pl. Ti. 18d ; *kori/nqiai ei)me\s a)/. by descent, Theoc. 15.91 , cf. 22.164 , Call. Aet. 3.1.32 ; ponhro\s a)/. a born rogue, D. 45.80 ; e)k progo/nwn a)/. tetimhme/nos IG 22.1072 ; a)/. a)nama/rthton from early life, Phld. Sto.Herc. 339.17.16 ; e)n toi=s a)/. xro/nois D. 9.41 . ta\ a)/. higher, more universal principles, Pl. Phd. 101d , cf. Arist. AP 0.97a33 . over again, anew, afresh, fili/an a)/. poiei=tai J. AJ 1.18.3 , Artem. 1.14 , cf. Ev.Jo. 3.3 ; pa/lin a)/. Ep.Gal. 4.9 , cf. Harp. s.v. a)na/dikoi kri/seis; kti/sths a)/nwqe geno/menos IG 7.2712.58 . a)nwqe/w, push up or forth, a)nw/santes ple/on (sc. nau=n) they pushed off from shore and sailed, Od. 15.553 ; a). th\n po/lin ei)s tou\s polemi/ous Th. 8.93 :— Pass. , to be thrust upwards, Arist. Pr. 931b35 . push back, Hp. Art. 80 ; o(/stis si=ton . . e)saxqe/nta a)nwqeoi/h SIG 37 A 10 (Teos): — Med. , repel, repulse, ou(=toi h)=san oi( basile/a . . a)nwsa/menoi Hdt. 7.139 , cf. 8.109 . support, of buoyant water, Olymp. in Mete. 81.23 , al. metaph., hand over, ta\ pra/gmata pro\s to\n dh=mon D.C. 52.17 ; refer, ta\s e)lattw/seis ei)s tou\s strathgh/santas Id. Fr. 43.18 . intr., push one's way up, ei)s to\ pro/santes J. BJ 3.7.5 . a)/nwqon: o)cu/n, Hsch. (fort. a)/nwqron). a)nwi+s-ti/ [i_], Adv. of sq., unlooked for, Od. 4.92 . a)nw/i+s-tos (A), on, (oi)/omai) unlooked for, unexpected, a). kako/n Il. 21.39 ; a)nwi/+stwn pole/wn per Hom. Epigr. 5 ; be/lea Mosch. 2.75 ; kla/doi Epic. Anon. Oxy. 214.1 . Adv. -tws A.R. 1.680 . a)nw/i+s-tos (B), on, prob. f.l. for a)noisto/s , referred, a)nwi/+stou genome/nou e)s th\n *puqi/hn the matter having been referred to . ., Hdt. 6.66 . lifted up, raised, Aret. SA 2.11 . a)nw/leqros, on, (o)/leqros) indestructible, Parm. 8.3 ; a)qa/natos kai\ a). Anaximand. 15 , Pl. Phd. 88b , 95b , Arist. Mu. 396a31 , Ocell. 1.2 ; of roots, Thphr. HP 3.12.2 . Act. , not deadly, harmless, o)/feis Paus. 10.17.12 ; of symptoms, not fatal, Aret. SD 1.5 . a)nwle/ws: i)sxuro/s, Hsch. a)nwlo/fuktos, on, (o)lofu/zw) unbewailed, Hsch. a)nwma^l-e/w, suffer ups and downs of fortune, Nech. ap. Vett.Val. 279.28 , cf. 65.6 , Heph.Astr. 2.28 . a)nwma^l-h/s, e/s, = a)nw/malos , Epicur. Ep. 2p.53U. , Arist. Pr. 918a11 ; h( fwnh\ metaba/llei e)pi\ to\ . . a)nwmale/steron Id. HA 581a18 . Adv. -lw=s Id. Ph. 265b12 . a)nwma^l-i/a, h(, unevenness, irregularity, Pl. R. 547a , Arist. HA 495b2 ; of shape, Str. 16.1.21 ; a). tw=n stoixei/wn, as cause of disease, Diocl.Fr. 30 : pl., Epicur. Ep. 2p.53U. Astron., irregular motion, anomaly, a). th=s kinh/sews Gem. 1.20 , cf. Ptol. Alm. 3.3 , etc.; a). e)kleiptikai/, of the moon's orbit, Plu. Aem. 17 . of conditions, irregularity, a). kai\ taraxh/ Isoc. 2.6 ; a). th=s kth/sews Arist. Pol. 1270a15 ; tu/xhs D.S. 20.30 , cf. 18.59 : pl., Vett.Val. 38.17 . of persons, inconsistency, Aeschin. 2.7 and 54 , Plb. 6.44.2 , Plu. Alc. 16 ; of style, unevenness, Id. 2.45b . Gramm., deviation from rule, irregularity, title of work by Chrysipp., Stoic. 2.6 , cf. Gell. 2.25 , etc.; variety, diversity, Arist. GA 788a24 , A.D. Adv. 205.18 . indisposition, 'malaise', Hld. 7.19 , Gal. 7.435 . a)nwma^l-i/zw, to be subject to vicissitude, Vett. Val. 57.4 , 85.28 . a)nwma^l-okra/s, unevenly mixed, Hsch. a)nw/ma^l-os, on, (a)- priv., o(malo/s) uneven, irregular, xw/ra Pl. Lg. 625d ; fu/sis Id. Ti. 58a ; to\ a). th=s naumaxi/as Th. 7.71 (cj.), cf. Arist. Pr. 885a15 : and in Sup. , Hp. Aër. 13 ; of movements, Arist. Ph. 228b16 , al.; of periods of time, Id. GA 772b7 ; of the voice, ib. 788a1 . Adv. -lws, kinei=sqai Id. Ph. 238a22 , cf. Pl. Ti. 52e . of conditions, fortune, and the like , feu= tw=n brotei/wn w(s a). tu/xai E. Fr. 684 ; po/lis, politei/a, Pl. Lg. 773b , Mx. 238e ; qe/a Plot. 6.7.34 . Adv. -lws Hp. Prog. 3 , Isoc. 7.29 ; a). diateqh=nai to\ sw=ma fall into precarious health, Prisc. p.333 D. of persons, inconsistent, capricious, o(malw=s a). Arist. Po. 1454a26 ; o)/xlos, daimo/nion, App. BC 3.42 , Pun. 59 ; pi/qhkos Phryn. Com. 20 ; tu/xh AP 10.96 . Adv. -lws Isoc. 9.44 . Gramm., of words which deviate from a general rule, anomalous, Diom. 1.327 K.; but to\ a). th=s sunta/cews diversity of construction, A.D. Synt. 291.17 . Adv. -lws Sch. Th. Oxy. 853v18 . a)nwma^l-o/ths, htos, h(, = a)nwmali/a , Pl. Ti. 57e , 58c , Placit. 2.30.2 . a)nwma^/l-wsis, v. a)noma/lwsis. a)nwmolog-hme/nws, Adv. admittedly, Lib. Decl. 50.39 (s.v.l.). a)nwmolo/g-htos, on, inconsistent, Ptol. Tetr. 47 . a)/nwmos, on, without shoulder, *pelopi/dai Suid. a)nwmo-ti/, Adv. of sq, without oath, kai\ o)mnu/ntas kai\ a). Hdt. 2.118 . a)nw/mo-tos, on, (o)/mnumi) unsworn, not bound by oath, h( glw=ss' o)mw/mox', h( de\ frh\n a). E. Hipp. 612 ; a). ma/rtures Antipho 5.12 , cf. D. 21.86 ; qew=n a)nw/motos E. Med. 737 . Adv. -tws Aristid. Or. 28(49).94 . not sworn to, ei)rh/nh D. 19.204 . a)nwni/s, i/dos, h(, = o)/nwnis , Dsc. 3.18 , v.l. in Poet. ap. Plu. 2.44e , cf. 485a . a)nwno/mastos, on, nameless, ineffable, E. Hec. 714 (lyr.); a). o)smh/ Ar. Av. 1715 . a)nwnu^m-ei/ and a)nwnu^m-i/, Adv. without name, v.l. in Sch.D.T. p.18 H., EM 764.22 . a)nwnu^m-i/a, h(, namelessness, Arat. 146 . a)nw/nu^m-os, on, (from o)/numa, Aeol. for o)/noma) without name, ou) me\n ga/r tis pa/mpan a). e)st' a)nqrw/pwn Od. 8.552 ; h( *eu)rw/ph . . h)=n a). Hdt. 4.45 ; qeai/ i.e. the Furies, E. IT 944 ; *(/orkou pa/i+s e)sti\n a). Orac. ap. Hdt. 6.86 , cf. Pl. Ti. 60a , Arist. EN 1107b2 , prob. in Po. 1447b9 , cf. Tz. Diff. Poet. 11 . anonymous, mh/nusis Lys. 13.22 , cf. D.C. 66.11 . not to be named, unspeakable, Aristid. Or. 50(26).8 . difficult to name, in Comp. , Arist. EE 1221a40 , Alex.Aphr. in Mete. 197.23 . Adv. -mws without mentioning a name, Men.Rh. p.391 S. nameless, inglorious, gh=ras Pi. O. 1.82 ; gh= patri\s ou)k a). E. Hel. 16 , cf. Hipp. 1 ; o)/noma a). Ar. Lys. 854 ; of persons, S. Tr. 377 , Pl. Lg. 721c ; a). kai\ a)/docoi D. 8.66 , cf. Herod. 6.14 . Adv. -mws Poll. 5.160 . a)/nwcis, ews, h(, = a)nwgh/ , Hsch. a)nw/cw, v. a)/nwga. a)nw/pion, to/, (o)ph/) the part above the door, Poll. 2.53 (pl.). a)nw/pistos, on, unseen, unnoticed, Hsch. a)nwre/as: ou)k a)pollume/nous, Hsch. a)nwr-i/a, Ion. -i/h, h(, untimeliness, a). tou= e)/teos poleme/ein the bad season of the year for war, opp. w(/ra e)/tous, Hdt. 8.113 . a)/nwr-os, on, v.l. for a)/wros, a)/. a)poqanw/n Id. 2.79 , cf. Leg.Gort. 7.29 . a)nw/rofos, on, (o)/rofos) unroofed, uncovered, Lyc. 350 , D.C. 37.17 . a)nwru/omai [u_], howl aloud, utter with a howl, pe/nqos AP 7.468 ( Mel. ), Hld. 10.16 . a)nw=|sai, v. a)nafe/rw. a)nwstikw=s, Adv. by pushing upwards, S.E. P. 3.69 . a)nwsto/n: e)/gklhton, Hsch. a)nw/tatos, h, on, Sup. Adj.formed from a)/nw (B), topmost, ta\ a)nw/tata Hdt. 2.125 ; qew=n tw=n a)nwta/twn nohtiko/s Euryph. ap. Stob. 4.39.27 (a)nwta/tw Mein.); h( a). xa/ris D.Chr. 31.32 . Adv. a)nwta/tw, v. a)/nw (B). a)nwteriko/s, h/, o/n, upper in point of place, inland (v. a)/nw (B) A. 11.1f ), Act.Ap. 19.1 . of a medicine, given by the mouth, troxi/skos Archig. ap. Aët. 9.42 , cf. Cass.Fel. 48 . to\ -ko/n medicine which takes effect upwards, emetic, Hp. Superf. 29 , Gal. 10.969 . a)nw/teros, a, on, Comp. Adj. from a)/nw (B), upper, higher, Arist. HA 496b35 , D.H. Rh. 1.1 , Luc. Asin. 9 ; e)piboulh=s a). ge/gonen got the better of, Nic.Dem. p.25 D. ; neut. as Adv., Arist. HA 503b18 ; above, LXX Le. 11.21 ; earlier in a book, Ep.Hebr. 10.8 , cf. Plb. 3.1.1 ; to a higher place, Ev.Luc. 14.10 . Adv. a)nwte/rw, v. a)/nw. a)nwte/rwqen, Adv. from above, from a higher place, Hp. Oss. 5 . a)nwtiko/s, h/, o/n, = a)nwteriko/s 1 , CIG 6849 (Ilium), cf. Eranos 13.89 . a)nwfa/lakros [fa(/], on, bald on top, Ptol. Tetr. 143 . a)nwfe/l-eia, h(, uselessness, D.L. 9.78 , Aq. Je. 4.14 ; inconvenience, PHaw. 56.20 (i A. D.). a)nwfel-h/s, e/s, unprofitable, useless, a(brosu/nai Xenoph. 3.1 ; go/oi A. Pr. 33 ; skia/ S. El. 1159 ; pa/nta a). h)=n Th. 2.47 ; a). au(tw=| te kai\ toi=s a)/llois Pl. R. 496d ,al. hurtful, prejudicial, Th. 6.33 ; tini/ Pl. Prt. 334a , X. HG 1.7.27 : Comp. -e/steros E. Fr. 48 , X. Cyn. 13.11 , Pl. Hp.Ma. 284e . Adv. -lw=s Arist. EN 1095a5 , PLond. 3.908.28 (ii A. D.). a)nwfe/l-htos, on, unprofitable, useless, tini/ to one, A. Ch. 752 : abs., S. Ant. 645 , El. 1144 ; gh= X. Cyr. 1.6.11 . helpless, a)/nqrwpos Eup. 377 ; a). kai\ qeoi=s e)xqro/s Stratt. 9 D. a)nwfe/l-imos, on, = foreg., Phld. Rh. 2.69 S. a)nwfe/r-eia, h(, motion upwards, opp. katwf., Alex.Aphr. Pr. 1.92 . a)nwfer-h/s, e/s, borne upwards, ascending, opp. katwferh/s, of air and fire, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.143 , cf. 290 , Aristid. Quint. 3.19 ; o)smai/ Arist. Pr. 908a25 , cf. Herm. in Phdr. p.178A. ; to\ a). Plu. 2.649c . of wine, heady, intoxicating, Ath. 1.32c . Act. , bearing upwards, Arist. Ph. 217a3 . a)nw/fli_on, to/, (flia/) lintel of a door, Suid. a)nw/-foitos, on, mounting upwards, of air and fire, Zeno Stoic. 1.27 , cf. Ph. 2.513 , etc. a)nw-fore/w, bear up, raise, freq. in Eust. , esp. in Pass. as 40.36 , al.:— Act. , 695.54 . a)nw/-foros, on, = a)nwferh/s , S.E. M. 10.9 , Alex.Aphr. Pr. 1.96 , Herm. in Phdr. p.132 A. a)/nwxqi, a)nw/xqw, a)/nwxqe, v. a)/nwga. a)/nwxmon: keleustiko/n, Hsch. a)nw/xu^ros, on, = a)no/xuros , not fortified, X. Ages. 6.6 , SIG 569.7 (Halasarna, iii B. C.). open, clear, xw/ra, f.l.for a)/nudros , Hp. Aër. 24 . a)/calla, h(, a herb found on the Euphrates and used as a remedy for fever, Chryserm. ap. Ps.- Plu. Fluv. 20.3 (translated by qermo/n). a)/ceinos, on, Ion. for a)/cenos, q.v. a)c-e/men, a)nw-e/menai, v. sub a)/gw. a)cena/ghtos, on, without a guide, yuxh/ Diog. Ep. 39.2 . a)cena^gw/ghtos, on, not received or guided as a guest, Eust. Prooem. 1.10 . a)cen-i/a, h(, inhospitality, Eratosth. ap. Str. 17.1.19 , D.S. 1.67 . a)/cen-os, Ion. and poet. a)/ceinos, on, inhospitable, of persons, opp. polu/ceinos, Hes. Op. 715 ; a)nh\r ce/noisin a)/. E. Fr. 736 ; a)/. kai\ a)/grion Pl. Sph. 217e ; of places, o(/rmos S. Ph. 217 (lyr.); gh=, ste/gh, E. IT 94 , Cyc. 91 : Comp. and Sup. -w/teros, -w/tatos, Id. Alc. 556 , Med. 1264 . *)/aceinos (sc. po/ntos) the Axine, afterwds. called the Euxine, Pi. P. 4.203 , E. Andr. 793 (lyr.); in full, po/ros, po/ntos *)/a., Id. IT 253 , 341 . a)/cestos, on, unwrought, pe/tros S. OC 19 , cf. Fr. 322 , AP 7.657 ( Leon. ): metaph. of a poet, rough, uncouth, Sch. Ar. Ra. 86 . a)ci/a, Ion. -ih, h(, (a)/cios) worth, value, tw=n forti/wn Hdt. 4.196 ; tou= timh/matos th=s a)ci/as E. Hipp. 623 ; h( a). tou= dou/lou Pl. Lg. 936d ; then, simply, money-value, price, amount, kat' a)ci/hn e(ka/stou a)dikh/matos e)dikai/eu Hdt. 1.100 ; u(potele/ein a)ci/hn basile/i+ Id. 4.201 ; th=s a). tima=sqai estimate the penalty at the real amount, Pl. Ap. 36b , cf. e; th\n a)ci/an th=s bla/bhs a)pogra/fesqai Id. Lg. 845e ; prosa/ptein e(ka/stw| tw=n a(marthma/twn th\n a). tou= pa/qous ib. 876d ; mh\ kat' a)ci/an th=s ou)si/as X. Cyr. 8.4.32 ; skopou=mai . . ei) a)/ra w(/sper tw=n oi)ketw=n, ou(/tw kai\ tw=n fi/lwn ei)si\n a)ci/ai Id. Mem. 2.5.2 ; kata\ th\n th=s o)ligwri/as a). according to the amount of his neglect, Decr. ap. D. 18.74 ; h( kat' a). i)so/ths proportionate equality, Arist. Pol. 1302a8 ; to\ kat' a). i)/son ib. 1301b30 ; para\ th\n a). Id. EN 1122b29 ,al. of persons, reputation, dignity, Th. 6.68 , D. 13.18 , cf. 18.63 ; h( th=s a)rxh=s a). Pl. Lg. 945b ; h( th=s a). timh/ ib. 744b ; oi( e)p' a)ci/as persons of dignity, official personages, Luc. Nigr. 24 ; e)ceporeu/eto meta\ mega/lhs a). with great dignity, pomp, Plb. 38.8.6 ; kata\ doulikh\n a)ci/an kosmei=sqai D.S. 5.40 . generally, a man's due, merit, deserts, th\n me\n a). ou) la/myeai, e)la/ssw de\ th=s a)ci/hs Hdt. 7.39 ; ei) th=s a). e)tu/gxanes Ar. Av. 1223 ; kat' a)ci/an according to desert or merit, duly, E. Hec. 374 , Pl. R. 496a , cf. Phd. 113e , al.; u(pe\r th\n a). beyond desert, undeservedly, E. HF 146 , D. 2.3 ; para\ th\n a)., ou) kat' a)., Th. 7.77 , cf. D. 1.23 . penaliy, th\n a). a)poti/nein, u(pe/xein, Luc. DMort. 30.1 , Pisc. 8 . moral value, Stoic. 3.30 : pl., Cleanth.ib. 1.129 . estimate of a thing's worth, opinion, kata\ th\n i)di/an a). D.S. 14.10 , cf. 107 ; esp. estimate of the moral value of actions, ai( tw=n e)kto\s a)ci/ai Arr. Epict. 1.2.7 , cf. 1.25.17 . a)ci-a/gastos [a^g], on, worth admiring, admirable, X. Lac. 10.2 , Ael. Fr. 116 , Jul. Or. 6.190d . a)ci-a/koustos [a^k], on, worth hearing, X. Smp. 4.44 . a)ci-akro/a_tos, on, worth listening to, Id. Lac. 4.2 (in Sup. -o/tatos). a)ci-apo/laustos, on, delectable, Stoic. 3.180 . a)ci-afh/ghtos, Ion. a)ci-aph/ghtos, on, worth telling, Hdt. 1.16 , 177 ( Sup. ), J. AJ 15.11.5 ( Sup. ), Arr. An. 1 Praef. 1 ( Comp. ). a)cia/w, = a)cio/w , Hoffmann Inscr. 2 No. 160.33 (Lampsacus), No. 130.5 (Tenedos). a)ci-ele/htos, on, pitiable, Diog. Ep. 27 . a)ci-epai/netos, on, = v.l. for sq., in X. HG 4.4.6 . a)ci-e/painos, on, praiseworthy, Id. Cyr. 3.3.6 , D. 61.15 ; xrh=ma, of a dead ox, Ael. NA 2.57 , etc.: Sup. -o/tatos X. HG 4.4.6 . Adv. -nws Apollon. Vit.Aeschin. 11 . a)ci-epiqu/mhtos [u_], on, worthy of desire, Hsch. s.v. a)cie/raston. a)ci-e/rastos, on, worthy of love, X. Cyr. 5.2.9 , Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.181 , Plu. Comp.Thes. Rom. 1 , Luc. DMar. 1.2 , Aristaenet. 1.27 ; oi)konomi/a PMag.Par. 1.2010 : Comp. , X. Smp. 8.14 . a)ci-h/koos, on , (a)koh/) = a)cia/koustos , Diog. Ep. 35 and 36 . a)ci/-qeos, a)ci-qe/wros, v. a)cio/qeos. a)ci_n-a/rion, to/, Dim. of sq., J. BJ 2.8.7 . a)ci_/n-h, h(, axe-head, a)ci/nhn e)u/+xalkon e)lai/+nw| a)mfi\ pele/kkw| Il. 13.612 . battle-axe (expl. as di/stomos pe/lekus by Hsch. ), ib. 15.711 , cf. Hdt. 7.64 . axe for hewing wood, X. An. 1.5.12 , Ev.Matt. 3.10 , Ev.Luc. 3.9 . (Cf. Goth. aqizi, O E. æx, Lat. ascia (fr. *acsia).) a)ci_n-i/dion, to/, Dim. of foreg., J. BJ 2.8.9 . a)ci_no-kra/thma [ra^], atos, to/, helve of an axe, Zonar. s.v. steleo/s. a)ci_no/-plhktos, on, struck by an axe, An.Par. 3.114 , Sch. Il. 1.1 . a)cinw=ruc: acisculus, ligo, Gloss. a)cio-bi/wtos, on, worth living for, ou)k a)ciobi/wto/n e)stin X. HG 4 . 4.6 . a)cio-da/kru_tos, on, worthy of tears, Sch. E. Med. 1221 . a)cio/-dotos, on, deserving, honourable, IGRom. 4.1398 (Smyrna). a)cio-ergo/s, o/n, fit for, capable of work, X. Oec. 7.34 . a)cio/-zhlos, on, enviable, Ael. VH 12.64 , Them. Or. 13.175b ( Sup. ). Adv. -lws Suid. a)cio-zh/lwtos, on, = foreg., Phld. Piet. 66 ( Sup. ); ni/kh Plu. Flam. 20 . worthy of emulation, Dsc. Praef. 4 . a)cio-zh/thtos, on, worth inquiry, Oenom. ap. Eus. PE 6.7 . a)cio-qa/na^tos [qa^], on, worthy of death, Sch. A. Th. 582 . a)cio-qau/mastos, on, wonder-worthy, X. Mem. 1.4.4 ( Comp. ), Callix. 1 , Aristeas 282 . a)cio-qe/a_tos, Ion. a)cio/-htos, on, well worth seeing, Hdt. 1.14 , 184 , al., X. Smp. 1.10 , Corn. ND 17 : Comp. -o/teros Plu. Demetr. 43 : Sup. -o/tatos Hdt. 2.176 , X. Lac. 4.2 . a)cio/-qeos (A), on, (qeo/s) worthy of God, Oenom. ap. Eus. PE 5.34 . a)cio/-qeos (B), on, (qe/a) worth seeing, Alciphr. 3.55 :—in poet. forms a)ci/qeos Epigr.Gr. 981 ; a)ciqe/wros, on, ibid. (Philae). a)cio/-qrhnos, on, worthy of lamentation, E. Alc. 904 (lyr.). a)cio-qri^a/mbeutos, on, worth being led in triumph, Suet. Cal. 47 . a)cio-katafro/nhtos, on, deserving contempt, Iamb. VP 31.206 . a)cio-koinw/nhtos, on, worthy of our society, Pl. R. 371e ; worthy to share in, tou= sullo/gou Lg. 961a . a)cio/-kthtos, on, worth getting, X. Cyr. 5.2.10 , Paus. 1.9.5 , Philostr. Ep. 9 ; e)s fili/an Aristid.Quint. 3.18 . a)cio/-lhptos, on, worth acceptance, precious, Hsch. a)cio/-logos, on, worthy of mention, remarkable, o( e)n *)efe/sw| nho/s Hdt. 2.148 , etc.; po/lemos -w/tatos Th. 1.1 ; tou=to -w/teron X. Cyr. 8.2.13 ; a)li/qoi Suid. Adv. -gws X. Mem. 1.5.5 , Aristeas 72 , Phld. Rh. 1.2 S. , al., Plu. 2.128e . of persons, of note, important, tou\s ma/lista e)n te/lei kai\ a)ciologwta/tous Th. 2.10 , etc. a). mimh/mata imitations of worthy objects, Pl. Lg. 669e . a)cio-ma^qh/s, e/s, = sq., X. Ep. 7 ( Comp. ). a)cio-ma/qhtos [a^], on, worth being learnt, Iamb. VP 3.14 . a)cio-ma^ka/ristos [ka^], on, worthy to be deemed happy, X. Ap. 34 ( Sup. ). a)cio-manei=s: dunatw/teroi, Hsch. a)cio/-ma^xos, on, a match for another in battle or war, tini/ Hdt. 7.157 , Th. 8.38 ; pro/s tina Plu. Cat.Ma. 12 , etc.: abs., Hdt. 3.19 , 8.63 , Th. 8.80 , Aen.Tact. 2.5 . c. inf., sufficient in strength or number, ne/es a)cio/maxoi th=si *ai)ginhte/wn sumbalei=n Hdt. 6.89 ; new=n . . a)cioma/xwn de/kesqai to\n e)pio/nta Id. 7.138 , cf. 101 ; a)cio/maxo/n ti dra=n D.C. 43.4 . Adv. -xws, tini\ sunesta/nai Plu. Sull. 19 . a)cio-mi/mhtos [i_], on, worthy of imitation, Ecphant. ap. Stob. 4.7.65 . a)cio-mi_sh/s, e/s, worthy of hate, hateful, D.C. 78.21 . a)cio-mi/shtos [i_], on, = foreg., Plu. 2.10a , 537d , D.C. 38.44 :—also a)cio/mi_sos, on, A. Eu. 366 (lyr.). a)cio-mnhmo/neutos, on, worthy of mention, Pl. Prt. 343a , Smp. 178a , X. HG 4.8.1 , etc. a)cio/-mnhstos, on, = foreg., Gloss. a)cio/-morfos, on, shapely, beautiful, Man. 4.513 . a)cio/-ni_kos, on, worthy of victory, worthy of being preferred, X. Cyr. 1.5.10 : c. inf., -o/teros e)/xein tou=to to\ kra/tos more worthy to hold this supremacy, Hdt. 7.187 , cf. 9.26 : Sup. , Luc. Anach. 36 . a)cio-penqh/s, e/s, lamentable, E. Hipp. 1465 . a)cio-pisteu/omai, to be worthy of belief, Phld. Po. 1676.11 . a)cio-pisti/a, h(, trustworthiness, Hipparch. 1.1.7 , Phld. Rh. 1.45S. , D.S. 1.23 , Longin. 16.2 , etc. plausibility, J. BJ 1.32.2 ; credibility, Alex. Fig. 1.17 . a)cio/-pistos, on, trustworthy, Pl. Alc. 1.123b ; a). a)/n ei)ko/tws fai/noito D. 1.3 ; Kthsi/as ou)k w)\n a). Arist. HA 606a8 , al.; a). ei)/s ti X. Mem. 1.5.2 ; nau/loxa a). pro\s tosau/thn nautili/an sufficient for . ., Plu. Caes. 58 : Comp. , Phld. Mus. p.77 K. of evidence, trustworthy, Arist. GA 741a37 . Adv. -tws, a). sunw=ptai 741a34 . in bad sense, plausible, in Adv. -tws Timae. 70 , Gal. 17(2).139 . a)cio-pistosu/nh, h(, = -pisti/a , Man. 4.505 . a)cio/-poinos, on, exacting due punishment, of Athena at Sparta, Paus. 3.15.6 . a)cio-preph/s, e/s, proper, becoming, sw=ma X. Smp. 8.40 ( Sup. ), cf. Phld. Rh. 2.30S. a)cio-prosta/teutos [a^], on, worthy of command, Poll. 1.178 . a)cio/ra_tos, on, worth seeing, Luc. Hist.Conscr. 32 , Ph. 1.441 . a)/cios, i/a , ion (os, on Nonn. D. 8.314 ), for *a)/g-tios, counterbalancing, cf. a)/gw v1 : hence prop. weighing as much, of like value, worth as much as, c. gen., boo\s a)/. Il. 23.885 ; nu=n d' ou)d' e(no\s a)/cioi/ ei)men *(/ektoros we are not—all together—worth one Hector, 8.234 , cf. Hdt. 1.32 , 7.21 ; pa/ntwn *zeu\s a)/cion h)=mar e)/dwken Il. 15.719 ; so pollou= a)/. worth much, X. An. 4.1.28 , Pl. Smp. 185b , etc.; plei/onos a)/. Id. Phdr. 235b , etc.; plei/stou a)/. Th. 2.65 , Pl. Grg. 464d , etc.; panto/s, tou= panto\s a)/., E. Fr. 275 , Pl. Sph. 216c ; panto\s a)/., c. inf., Ar. Av. 797 ; lo/gou a)/., = a)cio/logos , Hdt. 1.133 , Th. 1.73 , etc.; spoudh=s, mnh/mhs a)/., Plu. 2.35a , 172e :—opp. to these are ou)deno\s a)/. Thgn. 456 ; h)\ panto\s h)\ to\ para/pan ou)deno/s Pl. Phlb. 64d ; o)li/gou Id. Grg. 497b , etc.; smikrou= Id. R. 504d , etc.; braxe/os Id. Lg. 692c ; mei/onos, e)la/ttonos a)/., X. Vect. 4.50 , Cyr. 2.2.14 ; pollaplasi/ou timh/matos a)/. kth/seis Arist. Pol. 1306b12 ; also ei)s o)gdoh/konta mna=s a)/. worth up to a sum of . ., D. 27.10 . c. dat. pers., soi\ d' a)/cio/n e)stin a)moibh=s 'tis worth a return to thee, i.e. will bring thee a return, Od. 1.318 ; pole/os de/ oi( a)/cios e)/stai Il. 23.562 ; basilei= a)\n pollou= a)/cioi ge/nointo X. An. 2.1.14 . abs., worthy, goodly, a)/cia dw=ra Il. 9.261 ; a)/. w)=nos a goodly price, Od. 15.429 ; o(/qen ke/ toi a)/cion a)/lfoi it would bring thee a good price, 20.383 ; fe/rontes o(/ ti e(/kastos a)/cion ei)=xe X. Cyr. 3.3.2 . in Att. in an exactly opposite sense, 'good value for the money', i.e. cheap, Ar. Eq. 672 , 895 : Comp. , ib. 645 ; w(s a)ciw/taton pri/asqai Lys. 22.18 ; w(s a)/. gego/nasin oi( puroi\ e)n th=| a)gora=| Thphr. Char. 3.3 , cf. X. Vect. 4.6 . deserved, meet, due, di/kh S. El. 298 , X. Oec. 12.19 ; xa/ris Id. HG 1.6.11 ; a)/cia dra/sas a)/cia pa/sxwn fit suffering for fit deeds, A. Ag. 1527 , cf. E. Ion 735 . of persons, oi( e(wutou= a)/cioi those of one's own rank, his peers, Hdt. 1.107 . sufficient for, c. gen., a)/. tou= pole/mou ta\ xrh/mata D. 14.27 . ai)dou=s a)ci/an . . th\n proqumi/an ma=llon h)\ qra/sous more like modesty than rashness, Arist. Cael. 291b25 . after Hom. , in moral relation, worthy, estimable, of persons and things, Hdt. 7.224 , etc.; ou)de\n a)ci/a nothing worth, A. Ch. 445 ; a)ci/an ka)p' a)ci/wn Id. Eu. 435 ; a)ci/wn gennhto/rwn h)/qh fula/sseis E. Ion 735 . worthy of, deserving, mostly c. gen. rei, a)/cion fugh=s, a)/cia stenagma/twn, ge/lwtos, Id. Med. 1124 , Or. 1326 , Heracl. 507 ; e)gkwmi/wn ti/ a)ciw/teron h)/ . .; X. Ages. 10.3 : c. gen. pers., poiei=n a)/cia ou)/te u(mw=n ou)/te pate/rwn Th. 2.71 ; a)/cion tou= patro/s Isoc. 9.80 ; a)/cia tou= *maraqw=nos dianoei=sqai Plu. Cim. 5 . c. gen. rei et dat. pers., h(mi=n d' *)axilleu\s a)/cios timh=s is worthy of honour at our hands, E. Hec. 309 ; pollw=n a)gaqw=n a)/. u(mi=n Ar. Ach. 633 ; a)/. plei/stou *lakedaimoni/ois Th. 4.81 ; qana/tou th=| po/lei X. Mem. 1.1.1 , cf. 1.2.62 ; ei)mi\ d' ou) tou/twn u(mi=n a)/. D. 21.217 ; xa/ritos a)/. th=| po/lei Antipho 6.10 ; later timh=s a)/. para\ pa/ntwn Luc. Tox. 3 . c. inf., *proqoh/noros a)nti\ pefa/sqai a)/. worthy to be killed instead of him, Il. 14.472 , cf. Th. 1.76 ; ti/esqai d' a)ciw/tatos A. Ag. 531 ; a)/. qrh/nwn tuxei=n S. Aj. 924 ; a)/cioi douleu/ein only fit to be slaves, Arist. Pol. 1254b36 ; also a)/. se/bein E. Heracl. 315 (Elmsl.). a)/cio/s ei)mi, like di/kaio/s ei)mi , I deserve to . ., a)/cio/s ei)mi plhga\s labei=n Ar. Ec. 324 ; a)/cio/s ei)mi a)polau=sai X. Cyr. 5.4.19 : abs., the inf. being supplied, authorized to act, And. 1.132 ; a)/. ga/r, emphatically, Pl. Tht. 143e . later a)/. i(/na Ev.Jo. 1.27 . a)/cio/n [e)sti] 'tis meet, fit, due, a)/cion ei)=nai trei=s e(no\s a)nti\ pefa/sqai Il. 13.446 ; a)/. mnh/mhn e)/xein Hdt. 1.14 : later c. fut. inf., a)/. diaporh/sein Did. in D. 9.15 . c. dat. pers. et inf., th=| po/lei ga\r a)/cion cullabei=n to\n a+no=ra 'tis meet for the city, is worth her while . ., Ar. Ach. 205 ; ti/ soi zh=n a)/cion; Id. Nu. 1074 , cf. Av. 548 ; a)/cio/n ge pa=sin e)pololu/cai Id. Eq. 616 ; freq. in X. as w(s ou)k a)/cion ei)/h basilei= a)fei=nai ktl. that it was not meet for him . ., An. 2.3.25 . the inf. is sts. omitted, a)/cion ga\r *(ella/di 'tis meet in the eyes of Hellas [so to do], Ar. Ach. 8 ; and sts. the dat., a)/cio/n e)sti operae pretium est, it is worth while, e)nqumhqh=nai D. 1.21 ; gamei=n ou)k a)/cion E. Alc. 628 . Adv. a)ci/ws, c. gen., e)ma/xonto a)ci/ws lo/gou Hdt. 6.112 ; ou)/te e(wutou= a). Id. 3.125 ; ou)k a). a)phgh/sios ibid.; th=s a)siki/as Th. 3.39 ; a). tou= qeou=, th=s qea=s, OGI 331.9 (Pergam.), Inscr.Magn. 33.30 , cf. 1 Ep.Thess. 2.12 : abs., S. OT 133 , etc.; kola/sete a)ci/ws as they deserve, Th. 3.40 . a)cio-se/bastos, on, worthy of reverence, worshipful, Eust.ad D.P. p.72.22 . a)cio/-skeptos, on, worth considering, X. HG 6.1.13 . a)cio-spou/dastos, on, worthy of zealous endeavours, X. Lac. 10.3 ( Comp. ), Plu. 2.5d . a)cio-stra/thgos [ra^], on, worthy of being general or worthy of a great commander, X. An. 3.1.24 ( Comp. ), D.C. 36.24 codd. ( Sup. ):— a)cio-stra^thgiko/s is found as v.l. in Arr. An. 4.11.9 and D.C. 41.55 , and a)cio-stra^th/ghtos Id. 45.42 . a)cio/-su_los, on, liable to seizure, GDI 1151.6 (Elis). a)cio-te/kmartos, on, worthy of being brought in evidence, credible, a)ciotekmarto/teron tou= lo/gou to\ e)/rgon deeds are stronger proof than words, X. Mem. 4.4.10 . a)cio-ti/mhsis [ti_], ews, h(, valuing, appraisement, Sch.Arist Id. p.281 F. a)cio-ti/mhtos [ti_], on, highly prized, valuable, Ph. 1.461 :—also a)cio/-ti_mos, on, Nic.Dam. p.94 D. , X. Ep. 2.3 ( Comp. ), App. BC 3.19 ( Sup. ). a)cio-fa^nh/s, e/s, (fanh=nai) reputable, PLond. 2.483.72 (vii A.D.). a)cio-fi/lhtos [fi^], on, worth loving, X. Oec. 10.3 , Stoic. 3.180 . a)cio-xrei/a, h(, sufficiency, guarantee, in pl., CPHerm. 97.13 (iii A.D.). a)cio-xrei/wn, onos, = sq., e)ne/xura SIG 672.30 (Delph.). a)cio/xrews, ewn, gen. ew, Ion. a)cio/xreos, on, Hdt. (though the other form occurs as v.l. 1.156 , al.) and Hp. Art. 11 ; both forms in Foed. Delph.Pell. 1 A 15 , cf. 1 B 9 : Boeot. acc. pl. a)cioxreie/as, implying nom. a)cioxrh(v)h/s, prob. rest. in IG 7.1739.9 : neut. pl. a)cio/xrea Hdt. 5.65 : dat. sg. written a)cioxrei/w| IG 22.1183.28 : Comp. and Sup. a)cioxrew/teros, -w/tatos, Plb. 4.3.3 (s.v.l.), 10.27.1 : (xre/os):—worthy of a thing: hence, abs., like a)cio/logos , noteworthy, considerable, po/lis Th. 1.10 ; of a person, u(po\ a)cioxre/ou kai\ a)poqanei=n h(mi/sea sumforh/ Hdt. 5.111 . serviceable, sufficient, a)cio/xreon pro/fasin protei/nein Id. 1.156 ; e)p' ou)demih=| ai)ti/h| a)cio/xrew| Id. 3.35 ; also of persons, a). e)gguhtai/ trustworthy, substantial, Ar. Ec. 1065 , Pl. Ap. 38c , cf.Foed. Delph.Pell. ll.cc.; ei)s a). to\n le/gonta a)noi/sw Pl. Ap. 20e ; strato/peda a). pro\s ma/xhn Plb. 1.19.1 ; to/lma a). pro\s h(gemoni/an Plu. Caes. 56 . c. inf., able, sufficient to do . ., Hdt. 4.126 , Th. 5.13 ; a)cio/xrew . . h(mi=n a)ntita/casqai D. 3.27 ; h)\ ou)k a)cio/xrews o( qeo\s . . to\ mi/asma lu=sai; E. Or. 598 . Adv. -xre/ws Hsch. c. gen. rei, worthy, deserving of, a)cio/xrea a)phgh/sios, = a)ciaph/ghta , Hdt. 5.65 ; a). thlikou/tou pra/gmatos worthy of credit in . ., D. 8.49 , cf. 19.131 .—Rare in poets, as E. l.c. a)cio/w, pf. h)ci/wka Isoc. 18.24 :— Med. , v. infr. 111.2 :— Pass. , fut. a)ciwqh/somai Id. 9.6 , but also a)ciw/setai S. Ant. 637 : aor. h)ciw/qhn: pf. h)ci/wmai: (a)/cios):—think, deem worthy, c. acc. et gen., whether in good sense, think worthy of a reward, h(ma=s a)cioi=lo/gou E. Med. 962 ; e(auto\n tw=n kalli/stwn X. An. 3.2.7 ; or in bad, of a punishment, gorgu/rhs Hdt. 3.145 ; a). tina\ a)timi/as Philipp. ap. D. 18.166 ; kakou= Pl. Ap. 38a :— Pass. , a)cieu/menos qugatro\s th=s sh=s Hdt. 9.111 ; le/xh . . tura/nnwn h)ciwme/na deemed worthy of kings, E. Hec. 366 ; a)ciou=sqai kakw=n Antipho 3.2.10 ; tou= au(tou= o)no/matos Pl. Phd. 103e ,al. c. acc. only, esteem, honour, S. Aj. 1114 , E. Heracl. 918 ; a). tina\ prosfqe/gmasin honour one with words, A. Ag. 903 ; of things, value, ou)k e)ci)/sou pa/sas a)ciou=men u(polh/yeis Phld. Herc. 1251.12 :— Pass. , kaloi=s u(menai/ois a)ciou=sqai E. Or. 1210 : abs., tu/mbon a)ciou/menon o(ra=sqai Id. Hec. 319 , cf. Th. 5.16 . value at a certain price, o(po/shs a)\n timh=s a)ciw/sh| to\ pwlou/menon Pl. Lg. 917d . c.acc. pers. et inf., think one worthy to do or be, se/ toi h)ci/wse nai/ein E. Alc. 572 ; ou)k a)ciw= <*>gw\ <*>mauto\n i)sxu/ein me/ga Ar. Eq. 182 ; ti/ sauto\n a)poti/nein a)cioi=s; Pherecr. 93 :— Pass. , Pi. N. 10.39 , A. Pr. 242 ; dida/skalos a)ciou=sqai to be esteemed as a teacher, Pl. Tht. 161d . think fit, expect, require that . ., a). tina\ i)e/nai Hdt. 2.162 ; a). tina\ a)lhqh= le/gein Antipho 2.3.4 ; ou)k a). [u(ma=s] ta\ mh\ deina\ e)n o)rrwdi/a| e)/xein we expect that you do not . ., Th. 2.89 , cf. 3.44 ; a). swthri/an e)moi\ gene/sqai And. 1.143 ; a). kai\ parakalei=n tina c. inf., Decr. ap. D. 18.165 ; a). i(/na . . Inscr.Prien. 53.58 , al.; simply, ask, request, PEleph. 19.18 , Apollon.Perg. 1 Praef. ( Pass. ); esp. pray, to\n qeo\n o(/pws . . Aristeas 245 , cf. LXX Je. 7.16 , SIG 1181.1 ; ta\ -ou/mena prayers, Aristeas 18 ; also, ask, inquire of an oracle, Ps.-Callisth. 1.3 . c. inf. only, a). komi/zesqai, tugxa/nein think one has a right to receive, expect to receive, Th. 1.43 , 7.15 ; proi=ka qewrei=n a). Thphr. Char. 6.4 ; a)/llo ti a)cioi=s h)\ a)poqanei=n; Lys. 22.5 : with a neg., ou)k a)ciw= u(popteu/esqai I think I do not deserve to be suspected, have a right not to be . ., Th. 4.86 :— Pass. , w(/ste a)ciou=sqai lh|tourgei=n so as to be required to . ., D. 27.64 ; ui(w=| proqu/mws ta)ciou/menon poiw=n one's duty, Men. 663 . think fit, expect, consent, resolve, etc., and so in various senses, a)ciw= qanei=n I consent to die, S. OT 944 , etc.; dare, a)ciw=sai ma/xhn suna/yai A. Pers. 335 ; deign to do, ei)/ tis a)cioi= maqei=n Id. Ag. 1661 , cf. S. OT 1413 ; a)ciw= xrh/mata lamba/nein I do not hesitate to receive, Pl. Hp.Mi. 364d , etc.; oi)=mai pa/ntas . . fe/rein a)ciou=n e)/ranon I think that all should be glad to bring, D. 21.101 :—freq. with neg., ou)d' a)ciw= mnhsqh=nai I do not think them worth mentioning, Hdt. 2.20 ; ou)k h)ci/wsan ou)de\ prosble/yai A. Pr. 217 ; ou)k a)ciw/santes . . tou=to paqei=n Th. 1.102 (but a)ciou=te mh\ a)ntidou=nai di/khn 3.66 ); pei/qesqai ou)k a)ciou=ntes refusing, X. Oec. 21.4 :—also in Med. (not in Att. Prose), a)ciou=sqai me/lein deign to care for, A. Ag. 370 ; foneu\s ga\r ei)=nai h)ciw/sato thought fit to be, Id. Eu. 425 ; ou)k a)cieu/menai a)nami/sgesqai th=|si a)/llh|si not condescending to . ., Hdt. 1.199 ; ou)k a)cieu/menos e)s to\n . . qro/non i(/zesqai not deeming oneself worthy to . ., Id. 7.16 . think, deem, a)ciou=ntes a)dike/esqai Id. 6.87 , cf. S. OC 579 , E. HF 1343 ; e(ka/teroi nika=n h)ci/oun claimed the victory, Th. 1.55 . make a claim, Id. 4.58 ; pa/ntes kaq' u(peroxh\n -ou^sin Arist. Pol. 1288a23 ; a)ci/wsin a). Plb. 38.7.7 ; a)ciou=n tina/ ti make a claim on a person, X. Mem. 3.11.12 . e)gw\ me\n ou(twsi\ peri\ th=s tu/xhs a)ciw= hold this opinion . ., D. 18.255 ; e)gw\ me\n ou)k a)ciw= I think not, Id. 20.12 : in philosophic language, lay down, maintain (cf. a)ci/wma 11.2 ), Arist. APr. 37a10 , cf. 41b10 , Polystr. p.24 W.; e)n tw=| toiw=|de a)ciou=nti in such a state of opinion, v.l. in Th. 3.43 . a)/ci^fos, on, without sword, Lyc. 50 , A.D. Synt. 187.10 . Adv. a)cifei/ Hdn. Epim. 257 . a)ciw/leqros, on, pernicious, e)nqu/mhma Procop. Aed. 6.5 , cf. Goth. 4.30 . a)ci/-wma, atos, to/, that of which one is thought worthy, an honour, ga/mwn . . a)ci/wm' e)de/cato E. Ion 62 ; oi(\ ta\s po/leis e)/xousi ka)ciw/mataib. 605 ; koinh=s trape/zhs a). e)/xein Id. Or. 9 ; to\ th=s po/lews a). the dignity of the city's representative, D. 18.149 . honour, reputation, E. Supp. 424 , Th. 2.65 , etc.; w)\n e)n a)ciw/mati u(po\ tw=n a)stw=n Id. 6.15 ; to\ tw=n e)leuqe/rwn gunaikw=n a). D. 59.113 : c. gen. objecti, a). e)/xein a)reth=s claim on ground of merit, Arist. Pol. 1281b25 . rank, position, a)ciw/matos a)fa/neia Th. 2.37 ; ge/nei kai\ toi=s a)/llois a)ciw/masin Isoc. 19.7 . of things, worth, quality, ou) tw=| plh/qei a)lla\ tw=| a). Th. 5.8 . concrete, things of dignity, Philostr. VS 2.5.4 . that which is thought fit, decision, decree, daimo/nwn S. OC 1452 , cf. 1459 ; ta\ tw=n progo/nwn a). D. 18.210 ; a). kena\ kai\ nomoqesi/ai Epicur. Ep. 2p.36U. in Science, that which is assumed as the basis of demonstration, selfevident principle, Arist. Metaph. 997a7 , 1005b33 , APo. 72a17 , Polystr. p.16 W.:—Math., axiom, Arist. Metaph. 1005a20 , etc.; philosophical doctrine, to\ *zh/nwnos a). ib. 1001b7 , cf. Xen. 979b22 ; logical proposition, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.53 , 63 , etc. request, petition, i(ketiko\n a). BGU 1053ii7 (i B. C.), cf. Plu. 2.633c . a)ci-wma^tiko/s, h/, o/n, dignified, honourable, prostasi/a Plb. 10.18.8 , etc.; high in rank, Plu. 2.617d : Comp. , Dam. Pr. 54 . in Literary Criticism, dignified, D.H. Dem. 18 ,al.; r(uqmo/s Comp. 13 : Comp. , Isoc. 3 . Adv. -kw=s, kateskeua/sqh Dem. 43 ; le/gein Hermog. Id. 2.6 . concerned with dignities, Ptol. Tetr. 163 . supplicatory, Plb. 20.9.9 . employing logical propositions, e)kfora/ Stoic. 2.61 : Sup. , D.L. 4.33 . Adv. -kw=s self-evidently, Steph. in Hp. 1.59 D. a)ci-wma/tion, to/, Dim. , petty dignity, Arr. Epict. 2.2.10 . a)ci/-wsis, gen. ews, Ion. ios, h(, thinking worthy, th=s a)ciw/sios ei(/neka th=s e)meu= gh=mai for your deeming it fit to marry from my family, Hdt. 6.130 . being thought worthy, one's reputation, character, dia\ th\n prou+pa/rxousan a). Th. 1.138 , cf. 6.54 ; th\n a). mh\ a)fani/zein Id. 2.61 ; excellence, tw=n poihma/twn D.H. Comp. 4 . dignity, rank, Id. 6.71 , al., App. BC 1.79 ; loxagou= ta/cis kai\ a). Arr. Tact. 12.4 . dignity of style, D.H. Comp. 18 . demand, claim, on grounds of merit (opp. xrei/a, on grounds of necessity), Th. 1.37 ; a). xa/ritos ib. 41 , cf. Plb. 1.67.10 , PRyl. 120.17 (ii A. D.), etc.; generally, request, e)xqrou= dehqe/ntos mh\ a)postrafh=|s th\n a). Epicur. Fr. 215 . petition, a). e)/ggrafos Plu. Demetr. 42 ; = libellus, D.C. 60.30 . opinion, principle, maxim, th\n a). tau/thn ei)lh/fesan . . Th. 2.88 , cf. Aeschin. 3.220 . a). tw=n o)noma/twn e)s ta\ e)/rga the established meaning of words, Th. 3.82 . a)ci-wte/on, one must think worthy, tina/ Arist. EN 1159b18 , Jul. Ep. 89b ; insist on, c. inf., Phld. D. 3.2 . a)-co/a^nos, on, without carved images, Luc. Syr.D. 3 . a)conh/la^tos, on, whirling on the axle, su/rigges A. Supp. 181 . a)co/n-ion, to/, Dim. , small bolt or pin, Hero Spir. 1.30 , Poll. 10.31 ; of bolts used in twisting the strands of torsion-engines, Hero Bel. 82.7 :—also a)con-i/skos, o(, Id. Spir. 2.32 , Ph. Bel. 76.24 . a)co/n-ios, a, on, (a)/cwn) belonging to the axle, AP 9.117 (Stat. Flacc.). a)/coos, on, unwrought, not carved, sani/s Call. Fr. 105 . a)/cos, o(, Cret., = a)gmo/s , St.Byz. s.v. *)/oacos. Maced. word for u(/lh, Hsch. a)couggi/a, h(, tallow, grease, Crateuas Fr. 3 , al., Gal. 12.419 :—also a)cou/ggion, to/, Aët. 12.1 , Gal. 13.57 , Hippiatr. 105 ; cf. o)cou/ggion. a)couggiasmo/s, o(, treatment with a)cou/ggion, Hippiatr. 129 . a)cugkro/thtos, on, for a)sugk-, not welded together by the hammer: metaph. of rowers, not trained to pull together, Th. 8.95 ; of style, not compact, rambling, D.H. Dem. 19 . a)cu^l-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, want of wood, Hes. Fr. 206 , Str. 15.2.10 a)cu^/l-istos, on, = sq. 1 , Hsch. a)/cu^l-os, on, with no timber cut from it, a)/culos u(/lh an unthinned, i.e. thick, wood, Il. 11.155 (a)f' h(=s ou)dei\s e)culi/sato Sch. Ven.ad loc.), wrongly expl. (as if a)- intens.) thick with trees, Corn. ND 13 . without wood, Hdt. 4.61 , 185 , AP 9.89 ( Phil. ); also, without a load of wood, Luc. Asin. 32 . free from woody matter, of galbanum, Dsc. 3.83 , Damocr. ap. Gal. 13.916 . a)cum-, a)cun-, v. sub a)sum-, a)sun-. a)/cu_nos, on, = a)koinw/nhtos , Hsch. , Suid. a)cu^rh/s, e/s, and a)/cu^ros, on, not cutting, blunt, Hsch. a)cu/statos, on, v. sub a)su/statos. a)cu/stos, on, not scraped, Antyll. ap. Orib. 4.11.13 . a)/cwn, onos, o(, axle, Il. 16.378 ; sidh/reos 5.723 ; fh/ginos ib. 838 , cf. Hes. Op. 424 , A. Th. 153 (lyr.), etc. axis, of a cone, Arist. Mete. 375b22 ; of a conic section, Apollon.Perg. 1 Def. 7 ; of a cylinder, Archim. Con.Sph. 1.260 . axis of the celestial sphere, Arist. Mu. 391b26 , Arat. 22 , D.H. 2.5 ; a)/. nohto/s Eust. 1389.59 . metaph., course, path of action, LXX Pr. 2.9 , 2.18 . oi( a)/cones the wooden tablets of the laws in Athens, made to turn upon an axis, Plu. Sol. 25 : sg. in IG 1.61 , D. 23.31 . in pl., door-jambs, Parm. 1.19 . in pl., part of a bridle-bit, X. Eq. 10.9 and 10 . the second cervical vertebra, Poll. 2.132 . (Cf. Skt. ák[snull ]as, Lat. axis, OHG. ahsa, Lith. ašìs 'axle'.) a)ogke/w, diminish in bulk: hence, weaken an arch or vault, BCH 23.178 (Pisidia). a)/ogkos, on, notbulky, attenuated, sw=ma w(s a)ogko/taton Hp. Nat.Hom. 9 . immaterial, Syrian. in Metaph. 143.22 ; without mass or bulk, Plot. 6.1.26 , 6.4.5 , Porph. Sent. 27 : Comp. , Dam. Pr. 372 . a)/odmos, on, v. a)/nodmos. a)oz-e/w, serve, wait on, A. Fr. 54 . a)oz-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, attendance on a god, service, Epigr.Gr. 425 (Phryg.). a)/oz-os, o(, = qera/pwn , servant, attendant, esp. belonging to a temple, A. Ag. 231 (lyr.), cf. Call. Del. 249 , IG 9(1).976 (Corc.). (sṃ-sod-yos, root sed- 'go', Slav. chodu^, cf. o(do/s.) a)/ozos, on, = a)/nozos , q.v. a)oi=a, ta/, trees cut down and dedicated to Aphrodite, Nassandros (sic) ap. Hsch. a)/oigon: o)le/qrion, Hsch. (leg. loigo/n). a)oida/w, = a)oidia/w , dub. in Simon. 174 , cf. Hdn.Gr. 1.439 . a)oid-h/ [a^], Att. contr. w)|dh/ (q. v.), h(, : (a)ei/dw):— song, whether: art of song, au)ta\r a)oidh\n qespesi/hn a)fe/lonto Il. 2.599 ; w(s a)/ra toi . . qeo\s w)/pase qe/spin a). Od. 8.498 . act of singing, song, oi( d' ei)s i(mero/essan a). treya/menoi 18.304 ; u(p' o)rxhqmw=| kai\ a)oidh=| Hes. Sc. 282 . thing sung, song, stono/essan a). oi( me\n a)/p' e)qrh/neon Il. 24.721 , cf. Od. 1.351 , Hdt. 2.79 , Alc. Supp. 4.24 , Pi. N. 11.18 (pl.), etc.; whether of joy or sorrow, cf. A. Eu. 954 (lyr.) with S. Ant. 883 ; lu/ras a). E. Med. 425 (lyr.). theme of song, person sung of, i(/na h)=|si kai\ e)ssome/noisin a). Od. 8.580 , cf. Thgn. 252 , Theoc. 12.11 ; stugerh\ de/ t' a). e)/sset' e)p' a)nqrw/pous [*klutaimh/stra] Od. 24.200 . = e)pydh/ , spell, incantation, o)xh=es w)kei/ais . . a)naqrw/|skontes a)oidai=s A.R. 4.42 , cf. 59 . Cf. w)|dh/. [Dissyll. in Hes. Th. 48 (unless lh/gousi/ t' a)oidh=s be read) and in Pi. l.c. (unless meli/zen be read).] a)oid-ia/w, poet. for a)ei/dw, Od. 5.61 , 10.227 , Hermesian. 7.13 . a)oid-iko/s, h/, o/n, musical, prob. coined by Sch.Heph. p.130 C. a)oi/d-imos, on, sung of, famous in song or story, Hdt. 2.79 , 135 , Pi. P. 8.59 , etc.; profa/tan Id. Pae. 6.6 ; from Pi. ( Fr. 76 ) downwds. a favourite epith. of Athens; a). po/ma a glorious draught, Id. N. 3.79 , etc.; a). eu)nomi/h|sin famous for his justice, IG 7.94 (Nisaea), cf. Luc. Tim. 38 , App. BC 2.82 , etc.: Sup. , Plu. Ant. 34 :—only once in Hom. , and in bad sense, notorious, infamous, w(s . . a)nqrw/poisi pelw/meq' a)oi/dimoi Il. 6.358 . won by song, a)/gra, of the Sphinx's victims, E. El. 471 (lyr.). a)oido-qe/ths [a^], ou, o(, lyric poet, AP 7.50 ( Archim. ). a)oido-kh=ruc, Dor. a)oido-ka=ruc, o(, herald who announces singers, IG 5(1).1314.15 (Thalamae, ii A. D.). a)oido-ma/xos [a^], on, fighting with verses, logole/sxai AP 11.140 ( Lucill. ). a)oido-po/los, o(, one busied with song, poet, like mousopo/los , AP 7.594 , 595 (Jul.Aegypt.), cf. APl. 4.75 (Antip.). ode-devoted, of lyric poetry, Aus. Ep. 14 . a)oido/s [a^], o(, (a)ei/dw) singer, minstrel, bard, Il. 24.720 , Od. 3.270 , al., Hes. Th. 95 , Op. 26 , Sapph. 92 , etc.; a). a)nh/r Od. 3.267 ; qei=os a). 4.17 , 8.87 , al.; tou= a)ri/stou a)nqrw/pwn a). Hdt. 1.24 ; polla\ yeu/dontai a). Arist. Metaph. 983a4 : c.gen., go/wn, xrhsmw=n a)oido/s, E. HF 110 , Heracl. 403 ; pra=tos a)., of the cock, Theoc. 18.56 . fem., songstress, polu/i+dris a). Id. 15.97 ; of the nightingale, Hes. Op. 208 ; of the Sphinx, S. OT 36 , E. Ph. 1507 (lyr.); a)oido\s *mou=sa Id. Rh. 386 (lyr.). enchanter, S. Tr. 1000 . as Adj., tuneful, musical, a)oidota/tan o)/rniqa E. Hel. 1109 (lyr.), cf. Theoc. 12.7 , Call. Del. 252 , IG 12(2).443 . Pass. , = a)oi/dimos , famous, pollo\n a)oidote/rh Arcesil. ap. D.L. 4.30 . = eu)nou=xos , Hsch. ; cf. doi=dos. a)oidoto/kos [a^], on, inspiring song, AP 9.364 (Nestor). a)oi/k-htos, on, uninhabited, a). kai\ e)/rhmos h( *libu/h Hdt. 2.34 , cf. 5.10 , Pl. Lg. 778b ; uninhabitable, Arist. Mete. 362b9 . houseless, poiei=n tina a)oi/khton banish one from home, D. 45.70 , cf. Luc. Gall. 17 . a)/oik-os, on, houseless, homeless, Hes. Op. 602 , E. Hipp. 1029 , Pl. Smp. 203d , etc.; e)pi\ ce/nhs xw/ras a)/oikos S. Tr. 300 ; of animals, Arist. HA 488a21 : Comp. , D.Chr. 6.62 . a)/. ei)soi/khsis a homeless, i.e. miserable, home, S. Ph. 534 , cf. Nonn. D. 17.42 . a)/oimos, on, = a)/rrhtos , acc. to Hsch. ; but also a)/oimos: a)/poros h)\ a)lhqh\s h)\ a)pro/stuxos, Id. a)oin-e/w, abstain from wine, Hp. Morb. 3.7 . a)oin-i/a, h(, abstinence from wine, Str. 15.1.45 . a)/oin-os, on, without wine, a)/oinoi xoai/, offered to the Erinyes, A. Eu. 107 (whence they are themselves called a)/oinoi, S. OC 100 ); a)oi/nois e)mmanei=s qumw/masin frenzied with the wine of wrath, A. Eu. 860 ; a)/. sumpo/sion Thphr. ap. Plu. 2.679a ; nhfantikh\ kai\ a)/. krh/nh Pl. Phlb. 61c . of men, having no wine, sober, X. Cyr. 6.2.27 ; also of a place, having none, ib. 26 . without use of wine, a)oinote/ra trofh/ Arist. Pol. 1336a8 ; a)/oinos me/qh Plu. 2.716a . a)okn-i/a, h(, not shrinking from, c. gen., po/nwn Hp. Epid. 6.4.18 ; censured by Poll. 3.120 . a)/okn-os, on, without hesitation, resolute, a)nh/r Hes. Op. 495 ; fu/laka trofh=s a)/oknon S. Aj. 563 ; a)/. pro\s mellhta/s Th. 1.70 ; e(/yomai/ g' a). Cleanth.Stoic. 1.118 ; pro\s ta\s a)nagkai/as xrh/seis Epicur. Ep. 3p.64U. ; pro\s tou\s po/nous Plu. Pel. 3 ; a)/. bla/bh pressing, present mischief, S. Tr. 841 . Adv. -nws without hesitation, Hp. Art. 38 , Pl. Lg. 649b , Orib. Syn.Praef. : Sup. -o/tata X. Cyr. 1.4.2 . a)ollei=: suna/gei, Hsch. a)ollh/dhn, Adv. of sq., in a body, together, Epic. in Arch.Pap. 7.7 , Opp. H. 1.788 ; of two only, Mosch. 2.49 , cf. sq. a)ollh/s, e/s, (v. ei)/lw) all together, in throngs or crowds, freq. in Hom. , esp. of warlike hordes, always in pl., *)argei=oi d' u(pe/meinan a)olle/es Il. 5.498 ; ba/llon d' ei)n e)leoi=sin a)olle/a they put [the joints] all together on the dressers, Od. 14.432 ; tu/rannon me/g' e)pai/nentes a)o/llees Alc. 37 A, cf. Sapph. Supp. 20b . 2 ; xwrw=men dh\ pa/ntes a)ollei=s S. Ph. 1469 (lyr.); of two only, together, Id. Tr. 514 (lyr.); cf. foreg. a)o/llhsis, ews, h(, etym. of a)lla=s, EM 68.31 . a)olli/zw, gather together, a)o/llissan kata\ a)/stu geraia/s Il. 6.287 ; a)olli/ssasa geraia/s ib. 270 ; a). to\n o)/xlon Pherecyd. 11 J. :— Pass. , come together, assemble, pa/ntes a)olli/sqhsan' *)axaioi/ Il. 19.54 ; pri/n per o(/milon a)ollisqh/menai 15.588 ; nh=soi a)olli/zontai Call. Del. 18 . later of things, gather together, heap up, o)/lbon AP 9.649 ( Maced. ); *ba/kxon ib. 772 ( Phoc. ). a)ollo/pous, a)o/coos, ff.ll. for a)ello/pous, a)/coos, Hsch. a)o/mma^tos, on, = a)no/mmatos , Tz. H. 1.538 . a)/oplos, on, without heavy armour on (cf. o(pli/ths), Th. 4.9 , etc.: generally, unarmed, Pl. Prt. 321c ; ta\ tufla\ tou= sw/matos kai\ a)/opla kai\ a)/xeira, i.e. the back, X. Cyr. 3.3.45 ; a(/rma a)/. a chariot without scythes, ib. 6.4.16 . Cf. a)/noplos. a)/opos, on, (o)/y) speechless, Hsch. =sq., Id. a)/optos, on, unseen, Antipho Soph. 4 . a)/or or a)=or, a)/oros, to/ (on the accent see Hdn.Gr. 1.391 ): (a)ei/rw):— properly, hanger or sword hung in a belt (cf. a)orth/r), Od. 11.24 ; synon. with ci/fos, 10.294 , cf. 321 .—The masc. acc. pl., ou)k a)/oras ou)de\ le/bhtas 17.222 (cf. Hsch. ), is prob. f.l. for a)/ora/ g'; Eust. 1818.5 and the Scholl. ad loc. expl. a)/oras as = o)/aras , women given as prizes (cf. a)o/rwn: gunaikw=n, Hsch. ), or = tri/podas. later, any weapon, a)/or triglw/xin the trident, Call. Del. 31 ; of the horn of the rhinoceros, Opp. C. 2.553 . [ Hom. has a^ in dissyll. forms, as also Hes. Sc. 457 , Call. Hec. 1.1.1 ; in the trisyll. forms, a^ Od. 17.222 , al., a_ Il. 10.484 , al. In Hes. Sc. 221 , and later Poets, a_ even in a)/or, which must then be written a)=or. Hes. Th. 283 has a)/or as monosyll., unless we read with Tricl. ge/nq', o( d' a)/or xru/seion . . .] a)ora_-si/a, h(, inability to see, blindness, Plb. 12.25g . 4 , LXX Ge. 19.11 , al., IG 12(9).955.8 , 1179.26 (Euboea); failure to observe, sta/sewn Inscr.Magn. 114.4 . a)o/ra_-tos, on, unseen, invisible, Pl. Phd. 85e , etc.; a)o/ratos o)/yin Alex. 240.5 ; trau=m' a)., e)/rws APl. 4.198 ( Maec. ); a). to\ me/llon Isoc. 1.29 ; to\ a)o/raton the unseen world, the unseen, e)c ou)ranou= kai\ tou= a). Pl. Sph. 246a , cf. Tht. 155e , al.: ta\n a). a)trapito\n bio/tou obscure, Epigr.Gr. 223 (Milet.); a). kata\ do/can Ath. 12.511d ; to\n a). w(s o(rw=n Ep.Hebr. 11.27 . Adv. -tws Ph. 1.157 , Placit. 2.24.5 . Act. , not having seen, without experience of, panto\s kakou=, deinou=, Plb. 2.21.2 , 3.108.6 : abs., Luc. Halc. 3 . a)o/rbitos, on, ( orbis) without tyres, troxoi/ Edict.Diocl. 15.31a . a)org-hsi/a, h(, a defect in the passion of anger, 'lack of gall', Arist. EN 1108a8 , cf. 1126a3 :—in good sense, Plu. , who wrote a treatise peri\ a)orghsi/as, cf. Nic.Dam. p.150 D. , Andronic.Rhod. p.575 M., Gal. 5.30 . a)o/rg-htos, on, not irascible, Arist. EN 1108a8 :—in good sense, Phld. Ir. p.71 W., Plu. 2.10c , Luc. Herm. 12 , Aret. CD 1.4 , etc. Adv. -tws Phld. Lib. p.7 O., Arr. Epict. 3.18.6 , Hierocl. in CA 12p.447M. a)o/rg-istos, on, = foreg., Sor. 1.88 . a)orist-ai/nw, = sq., Procl. Inst. 124 , Phlp. in GA 191.34 , Sch. Hermog. Stat. in Rh. 4.82 W., Dam. Pr. 436 ; to be undecided, uncertain (of a fact), Ps.- Alex. Aphr. in SE 57.24 . make a)o/ristos, Iamb. in Nic. p.78 P. a)orist-eu/w, = sq., Arc. 142.4 . a)orist-e/w, to be indeterminate, Arist. Pr. 941b26 . to be without definite ideas, uncertain, Phld. Mus. p.48K. , cf. S.E. P. 1.28 , Porph. Sent. 33 , Asp in EN 74.27 . to be immoderate, opp. e)/xesqai o(/rou kai\ me/trou, Epicur. Fr. 465 . a)orist-i/a, h(, indefiniteness, indeterminateness, th=s w(/ras Arist. Pr. 941b32 , cf. Mete. 361b34 , Thphr. Vent. 52 , Gal. 4.406 . illimitability, Epicur. Sent.Vat. 63 . indecision, th=s yuxh=s Plot. 2.4.10 . lack of limit, kata\ ta\s e)piqumi/as Carneisc. Herc. 1027.14 , cf. Phld. Herc. 1251.3 . pl., irregularities, ta\s kata\ tw=n fasma/twn tw=n tou= h(li/ou a)oristi/as Epicur. Nat. 11.6 . a)o/rist-os, on, without boundaries, debatable, gh= Th. 1.139 . limitless, o)re/ceis, fo/boi, e)piqumi/ai, Epicur. Fr. 202 , 203 . indeterminate, Pl. Lg. 643d , Arist. Metaph. 1087a17 , al.; ou)de\n a)nece/taston ou)d' a). D. 4.36 ; a)/takta, a)dio/rqwta, a)o/risq' a(/panta ibid.; a). a)ciw/mata indefinite propositions, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.5 ,al.; a). kai\ kri/sews prosdeo/menon, opp. w(risme/non, Epicur. Nat. p.31 G.; a). [a)/rxwn] one who holds office without limit of time, Arist. Pol. 1275a26 ; uncertain, zwh=s teleuth/ AP 9.499 : Comp. pro/lhyis Phld. Rh. 2.189S. , cf. Plot. 3.9.2 . Adv. -tws Pl. Lg. 916e , Arist. Cat. 8b9 ,al. a). o)/noma or r(h=ma an indefinite term, as ou)k-a)/nqrwpos Id. Int. 16a32 , 16b14 ; of pronouns, A.D. Pron. 7.1 , al. o( a). (sc. xro/nos) the aorist tense, D.T. 638.24 , A.D. Synt. 276.5 ,al. a)orist-o/w, in Pass. , to be indefinite, ib. 70.4 , al. a)orist-u/s: o(mili/a, Zonar. ; cf. a)o/rktous (leg. o)aristu/s). a)orist-w/dhs, indefinite, fantasi/a Hierocl. p.39A. , cf. A.D. Pron. 5.14 , Synt. 27.4 , al.; a). xro/nos Eust. 1755.58 . Adv., A.D. Synt. 70.1 . a)o/rktous: o(mili/as, Hsch. ; cf. a)oristu/s. a)o/rmhtos, on, without impulse, Ph. 1.278 . a)/ornos, on, (o)/rnis) without birds, li/mnh S. Fr. 748 ; a)/. u(/yh heights no birds can reach, Plu. 2.327c ; a)/. li/mnh lake Avernus, Arist. Mir. 839a13 ; called o( *)/aornos by Str. 5.4.5 ; h( a)/. pe/tra, a hill-fort on the Indus, D.S. 17.85 , Plu. 2.181c . a)/oron: moxlo/n, pulw=na, qurwro/n ( Cypr. ), Hsch. a)/oros : a)/upnos (Methymn.), Id. a)ort-eu/s [a^] : a)orthr, Hsch. a)ort-e/w, lengthd. form of a)ei/rw, found only in aor. 1 part. Pass. a)orthqei/s hung up, suspended, AP 7.696 ( Arch. ). a)ort-h/, h(, (a)ei/rw) in pl., = bro/gxia , Hp. Loc.Hom. 14 (where Littré reads a)ortre/wn, -trh|si), Coac. 394 , cf. Ruf. Onom. 159 . the arteries springing from the heart, i.e. aorta and pulmonary artery, Hp. Cord. 10 ; esp. in sg., the aorta, Arist. HA 496a7 , 513b4 , etc.: in pl., arteries, Poll. 2.205 . knapsack that hung from the shoulders, Men. 331 , Diph. 40 , Posidipp. 10 , cf. Poll. 7.79 , 10.139 . point of suspension of a balance, Theol.Ar. 29 . a)ort-h/r, h=ros, o(, (a)ei/rw) strap to hang anything to, sword-belt, Od. 11.609 : in pl., kouleo\n . . xruse/oisin a)orth/ressin a)rhro/s Il. 11.31 (also expl. as oi( kri/koi th=s qh/khs, Hsch. ). in Od. 13.438 knapsack-strap, stro/fos a)orth/r, v. stro/fos. a)o/rt-hs, o( ,=a)orth/ 11 ( Maced. ), Hsch. =a)orth/r 1 , Id. a)/ort-ra, ta/, lobes of the lungs, Hp. Morb. 2.54 . a)o/rxhs, es, without o)/rxeis, gelded, D.C. 75.14 . a)/os: pneu=ma h)\ a)/hma (cod. i)/ama), Hsch. a)osm-i/a, h(, want of perfume, opp. eu)osmi/a, Thphr. CP 6.16.3 . a)/osm-os, on, having no smell, v.l. in Hp. Acut. 63 , Arist. Sens. 443a10 : Comp. , ib. 19 ; opp. eu)/osmos, Thphr. CP 6.16.5 ; cf. a)/nodmos, a)/nosmos. a)oss-e/w, aor. inf. a)ossh=sai, help, tini/ Mosch. 4.110 ; cf. a)oze/w. (sṃ-soq[uglide]-iyo-, cf. Lat. socius, e(/pomai.) a)oss-hth/r, h=ros, o(, assistant, helper, aider, Il. 15.254 , 22.333 , Od. 4.165 , A.R. 1.471 , etc. a)/oston: a)/riston, Hsch. (i.e. lw=|ston). a)ou/mata, ta/, chaff ( Cypr. ), Id. (fort. lou/mata, = lu/mata ). a)/outos, on, (ou)ta/w) unwounded, unhurt, Il. 18.536 , Hes. Sc. 157 . = a)nh/koos , Hsch. a)oxl-hsi/a, h(, freedom from disturbance, tou= sw/matos Epicur. Ep. 3p.62U. ; yuxh=s S.E. P. 1.10 , cf. Posidon. Stoic. 3.5 . a)o/xl-htos, on, undisturbed, calm, diagwgh/ D.H. 1.8 : an Epicurean term, Epicur. Sent. V at. 79 , cf. Luc. Par. 11 ; to\ th=s sarko\s a). Alciphr. 3.55 . Adv., Comp. -o/teron Gal. 13.597 : Sup. -o/tata Id. 15.707 . a)/oxl-os, on, not troublesome, Hp. Art. 78 ( Sup. ). Adv. -ws Id. Fract. 31 . a)/oy, opos, o(, h(, without eyes, Hsch. a)paboidw=r ( Lacon. , = a)paoidw=s ), out of tune, Hsch. a)pagg-eleu/s, e/ws, o(, = a)paggelth/r , Man. 2.263 . a)pagg-eli/a, h(, report, e.g. of an ambassador, D. 19.5 ,al., Arist. Rh.Al. 1438b10 ; a). poiei=sqai Lycurg. 14 ; in Psychology, reports of the senses, Plot. 4.6.3 . narrative, recital, description, w(=n . . braxei=a h( a). a)rkei= Th. 3.67 ; lyric poetry is said to be di' a)paggeli/as au)tou= tou= poihtou= Pl. R. 394c , cf. Phld. Po. 5.1425.2 ; dramatic poetry is expressed by action kai\ ou) di' a)paggeli/as Arist. Po. 1449b26 , cf. ib. 11 , D.H. Comp. 20 . diction, Id. Dem. 25 , Plu. Dem. 2 . a)pagg-e/llw, fut. -aggelw=, Ion. -e/w Simon. 5.18 : aor. 1 a)pagg-h/ggeila: pf. -h/ggelka Plu. Fab. 16 :— Pass. , pf. -h/ggelmai Pl. Chrm. 153c : aor. -hgge/lqhn Hdt. 2.121 .e/, E. Hec. 672 , later -hgge/lhn Plu. Galb. 25 : of a messenger, bring tidings, report, tini/ ti Il. 9.626 , etc., Pi. P. 6.18 , Hdt. 3.25 , etc.; ti pro/s tina A. Ch. 266 , X. An. 6.3.22 , etc.; a). ei)s th\n *(ella/da, ei)s to\ strato/pedon, ib. 2.4.4 , 6.4.25 ; ta\ para/ tinos ib. 2.3.4 ; tau=ta peri/ sou oi)/kade Pl. Men. 71c , cf. Hp. de Arte 11 , Th. 4.122 ; a). h(dona/s, fo/non, E. IT 642 , Andr. 1241 : folld. by relat. clause, e)ke/leue to\n a)/ggelon a)pagge/llein o(/ti . . Hdt. 1.127 , cf. X. An. 2.3.5 ; a). w(s . . Lys. 9.6 : abs., pa/lin a). bring back tidings, report in answer, Od. 9.95 : — Pass. , e)c w(=n . . a)phgge/lleto/ moi as he was reported to me, D. 21.25 : c. part., a)phgge/lqh . . o( ne/kus e)kkeklemme/nos was reported to have been stolen away, Hdt. 2.121 .e/. of a speaker or writer, report, relate, o)/yis a)pagge/llei Id. 1.210 , cf. Arist. Rh. 1417b9 , Po. 1448a21 , D.H. Comp. 20 ; w(=n o( paqw\n e)/nia . . ou)d' a)\n a)paggei=lai du/naiq' e(te/rw| D. 21.72 ; describe, Hp. Prorrh. 2.3 ( Pass. ), cf. Plu. Fab. 16 ; [ *(rwmai/ous] h(tthme/nous u(po\ tou= suggrafe/ws a)phgge/lqai Plb. 1.15.11 . recite, declaim, Chor.in Rev.Phil. 1.220 . explain, interpret, a dream or riddle, LXX Ge. 41.8 , Jd. 14.12 . a)pa/gg-elsis, ews, h(, = a)paggeli/a , AB 438 . a)pagg-elth/r, h=ros, o(, one who reports, messenger, Phryn. Trag.(?) ap.Phot. p.154 R.: metaph. of a cork, a). ku/rtou AP 6.5 ( Phil. ). a)pagg-eltiko/s, h/, o/n, reporting, ai)/sqhsis Plot. 4.4.17 ; narrative, Sch. Ar. Ach. 9 . Rhet., of or for expression: to\ a). power of expressing, Arr. Epict. 2.23.2 . Adv. -kw=s S.E. P. 1.197 . a)paggh=: fanero\n poiw=, Hsch. a)/pa^ge, (imper. of a)pa/gw) away! begone! Lat. apage! a)/. e)s makari/an Ar. Eq. 1151 ; ka)/pag' a)po\ th=s o)sfu/os hands off! Id. Pax 1053 : abs., Luc. Prom.Es 7 , Am. 38 , etc.: rarely c. part., a)/page ta\ pa/ros eu)tuxh/mat' au)dw=n E. Ph. 1733 : pl., D.C. 38.46 . a)pagela/zw: abgrego, Gloss. a)pa/gelos [a^g], on, not yet received into the a)ge/lh, of boys under 17 , Cret. word, Palch. in Cat.Cod.Astr. 5(1).188.31 (prob. l.), Hsch. a)pa^gh/s, e/s, (ph/gnumi) not firm or stiff, pi=loi a)page/es Hdt. 7.61 ; of water, a). kai\ a)su/staton Plu. 2.949b , cf. Gal. 8.677 ; o)stou=n e)/ti a)/. Antyll. ap. Orib. 46.27.5 ; of flesh, flabby, D.L. 7.1 , Poll. 1.191 . a)pa^gi_ne/w, Ion. for a)pa/gw, esp. pay tribute, a). fo/ron Hdt. 3.89 , 94 . a)pagku^lo/w, make crooked, xei=ra v.l. in Ath. 15.667c ; spa/rton make a loop in a rope, Hero Aut. 27.4 . a)pagkwni/zomai, bare the elbows, aor. -isa/menos Archipp. 1 D. ; a)phgkwnisme/nh pa/nta elbowing all aside, utterly unabashed, Philostr. VA 6.11 ; glw=tta a)phgkwnisme/nh kai\ gumnh/ Id. VS 2.1.11 . Act. in Eust. 1221.58 , bind one's hands behind him. a)pagla^i/+zw, deprive of ornament, tina/ tinos AP 5.219 ( Agath. ), cf. Poll. 1.217 :— Pass. , Tim. Pers. 20 . honour to the full, IG. 12(5).292 (Paros). a)pa/glautai: dio/lou kata/nutai, Hsch. a)/pagma, atos, to/, fracture at a joint, Gal. ap. Orib. 46.6.1 , Gal. 10.424 . a)pagni/zw, Ion. for a)fagni/zw, q.v. a)pa/gnu^mai, to be fractured at a joint, Gal. ap. Orib. 46.6.3 . a)pagora/zw: redimo, Gloss. a)pago/reu-ma, atos, to/, prohibition, interdict, Plu. 2.1037d ; prosta/gmata kai\ a). Arr. Epict. 3.24.98 . a)pago/reu-sis, ews, h(, prohibition, e)pi/rrhma -eu/sews D.T. 642.5 , cf. A.D. Synt. 246.4 ,al. failure of strength, exhaustion, Luc. Anach. 37 , Plu. Ant. 45 . a)pagoreu-te/on, one must give up, Luc. Herm. 47 ; one must issue a prohibition, peri/ tinos D.Chr. 7.133 (dub.). a)pagoreu-tiko/s, h/, o/n, prohibitory, Plu. 2.1037f ; tino/s Corn. ND 16 ; of particles, A.D. Conj. 229.16 . Adv. -kw=s Aristeas 131 ; gloss on a)phlege/ws , Sch. Il. 1.309 . a)pagoreu/-w, mostly in pres. and impf. only (a)perw= being used as fut. by correct writers, a)pei=pon as aor., a)pei/rhka as pf., and a)porrhqh/somai, a)perrh/qhn, a)pei/rhmai as Pass. fut., aor., and pf.): aor. a)phgo/reusa Pl. Tht. 200d (v.l.), D. 40.44 , 55.4 , freq. in later writers: pf. a)phgo/reuka Arist. Phgn. 808a11 , Plu. 2.1096f , etc.; Arist. (v. infr.) has pf. Pass. a)phgoreume/nos:—forbid, mh\ poiei=n ti Hdt. 1.183 , 3.51 , Ar. Ach. 169 , etc.; a). tini\ mh\ poiei=n Hdt. 4.125 , Pl. Prt. 334c , al.; a). mhde/na ba/llein X. Cyr. 1.4.14 ; tini\ poiei=n ti D.S. 20.18 ; e)/moige a)phgo/reues o(/pws mh\ . . a)pokrinoi/mhn Pl. R. 339a ; tou= no/mou a)pagoreu/ontos e)a/n tis . . Lys. 9.6 ; a). ti Id. 10.6 ; peri\ w(=n o( no/mos a). mh\ kinw=sin Arist. Pol. 1298a38 ; ta\ a)phgoreume/na things forbidden, ib. 1336b9 , cf. S.E. P. 1.152 . dissuade, polla\ a)pagoreu/wn ou)de\n h)/nue Hdt. 9.66 , cf. 3.124 ; a). tini/ ti Plu. Arat. 35 . intr., bid farewell to, c. dat., a). tw=| pole/mw| give up, renounce war, Pl. Mx. 245b : c. acc., th\n a)gkistrei/an Aristanet. 1.17 ; lose, strw/mata ei)s th\n bafh/n Eun. VS p.487 B. : c. part., give up doing, ou)/te le/gwn ou)/te a)kou/wn a). X. Cyn. 1.16 : also, grow weary of, a). qew/menos Id. Eq. 11.9 : abs., give up, flag, fail, Pl. R. 368c , 568d , Tht. 200d (answering to a)perou=men above); a). gh/ra| by old age, X. Eq.Mag. 1.2 ; a). u(po\ po/nwn to be exhausted by . ., Id. An. 5.8.3 ; taxu\ a). oi( i(/ppoi Arist. IA 712a32 ; a). pro\s stratei/an Plu. Cor. 13 ; pro\s kru/os Luc. Anach. 24 , cf. Eun. Hist. p.272 D. : also of things, ta\ a)pagoreu/onta worn out and useless, X. Cyr. 6.2.33 . make an announcement, proclamation from, a)po\ tw= la/w w(= a)pagoreu/onti Leg.Gort. 10.36 , 11.13 . a)pagori/a, Dor. for a)phgori/a, dub. in Pi. Fr. 122.6 . a)pagreu/w, carry off, take away, Hsch. a)pagri-o/omai, become wild or savage, mh/ m' e)kplagh=t' . . a)phgriwme/non S. Ph. 226 , cf. Pl. Plt. 274b ; u(po\ tw=n stath/rwn h)=n a)phgriwme/nh had been made saucy by riches, Epicr. 3.16 . of plants, revert to wild state, Thphr. HP 2.2.9 , 3.2.2 . a)pagri/-wsis, ews, h(, reversion to wild state, Id. CP 4.5.6 . a)/pagros, on, (a)/gra) unlucky in the chase, Hsch. a)pagxon-a)w, = sq. in Pass. , D.C. 72.7 :—also a)pagxon-e/w, in Pass. , Steph. in Hp. 2.334 D. a)pagxon-i/zw, hang by a noose, strangle, Ant.Lib. 13.7 ; au(to/n AP 11.111 ( Nicarch. ):— Pass. , Hp. Virg. 1 ; gunai=kas a)p' e)lai/as a)phgxonisme/nas D.L. 6.52 . release from a noose, Luc. Lex. 11 . a)pa/gxw, strangle, throttle, o( me\n la/e nebro\n a)pa/gxwn Od. 19.230 ; galh=n a). Ar. Pax 795 , cf. Plu. Mar. 27 , Luc. Lex. 11 ; o(\ ma/lista/ m' a)pa/gxei chokes me with anger, Ar. V. 686 :— Med. , aor. a)phgca/mhn, and Pass. , hang oneself, to be hanged, Archil. 67 , Hdt. 2.131 , Hp. Aph. 2.43 , A. Supp. 465 , And. 1.125 , Philem. 130 , etc.; e)k de/ndrwn Th. 3.81 ; w(/ste m' a)pa/gxesq' am ready to choke, Ar. Nu. 988 ; a)pa/gcasqai r(hgnu/menos Arr. Epict. 2.20.31 . a)pa/gw [a^g], lead away, carry off, a)pa/gousi bo/as kai\ i)/fia mh=la Od. 18.278 ; a). tina\ e)kto/pion S. OT 1340 (lyr.), cf. 1521 , etc.; prosa/gein . ., a)pa/gein, bring near . ., hold far off, Arist. GC 336a18 ; a). a)xlu\n a)p' o)fqalmw=n remove it, Thphr. HP 7.6.2 ; to\ i(ma/tion a)po\ tou= traxh/lou Plu. Ant. 12 ; ou)k a)pa/cete tau=ta; stop this fooling! Jul. Or. 7.225a :— Med. , take away for or with oneself, parqe/non Hdt. 1.196 , cf. 4.80 , Ar. Nu. 1105 , etc.; or that which is one's own, X. Cyr. 3.1.37 , etc.:— Pass. , e)s o)cu\ a)phgme/nas brought to a point, tapering off, Hdt. 7.64 , cf. 2.28 , Arist. PA 658b30 . lead away, draw off troops, th=s stratih=s to\ pollo/n Hdt. 1.164 , cf. Th. 1.28 , al.; a)/page to\n i(/ppon Ar. Nu. 32 . elliptically, retire, withdraw, Hdt. 5.126 , X. HG 1.1.34 , al.; 'go off', Apollod. Epit. 3.3 . abduct, Aeschin. 1.80 , Luc. Tim. 16 :— Pass. , pro\s u(/brin -esqai Id. Anach. 13 . bring back, bring home, Il. 18.326 ; a)ph/gagen oi)/kade Od. 16.370 , cf. S. Ph. 941 , X. An. 1.3.14 ; a). o)pi/sw Hdt. 9.117 . return, render what one owes, pay, to\n fo/ron Ar. V. 707 , cf. X. Cyr. 2.4.12 , Th. 5.53 ; render service, honour, etc., kw/mous pro\s ta/fon E. Tr. 1184 ; qewri/an ei)s *dh=lon Pl. Phd. 58b . arrest and carry off, a)pa/gete au)to\n par' e)me/ Hdt. 2.114 , cf 6.81 ; dei=n ka)pa/gein e)fi/eto E. Ba. 439 :— Pass. , a)paxqe/ntas par' e(wuto/n Hdt. 6.119 . law-term, bring before a magistrate and accuse (cf. a)pagwgh/ 111 ), Antipho 5.85 ; a)s<*>bei/as for impiety, D. 22.27 ; a). w(s qesmoqe/tas Id. 23.31 ; a). toi=s e(/ndeka Id. 24.113 ; th\n e)pi\ qana/tw| -esqai Sch. Arist. Rh. 1397a30 ap. D.H. Amm. 1.12 . carry off to prison, Pl. Grg. 486a , Ar. Ach. 57 ; ei)s to\ desmwth/rion And. 4.181 , D. 23.80 , 35.47 ( Pass. ): abs., w(s go/hs a)paxqh=nai Pl. Men. 80b ; a)paxqei/s Lys. 25.15 . lead away, divert from the subject, esp. by sophistry, a)po\ tou= o)/ntos e)pi\ tou)nanti/on Pl. Phdr. 262b ; a). tina\ a)po\ th=s u(poqe/sews D. 19.242 ; a). to\ o)rgizo/menon th=s gnw/mhs divert . ., Th. 2.59 ; a)po\ deinw=n a). th\n gnw/mhn ib. 65 . in Logic, reduce, ei)s a)du/naton Arist. APr. 29b9 :—impers. in Pass. , a)ph=ktai a)/ra ei)s . . Papp. 798.11 . in later Greek, reduce, drive an opposing disputant, e)pi\ yeu=dos S.E. P. 2.233 ; ei)s a)nti/fasin, ei)s a)/topon, Phlp. in APr. 21.31 , 58.14 :— Pass. , ei)s a)du/naton a)paxqh=nai Arr. Epict. 1.7.25 , cf. Phlp. in APr. 129.2 . receive, a)p' o)/yews . . ta\ doca/zonta a). Pl. Phlb. 39b . separate, a)pa/getai kai\ xwri/zetai Id. Phd. 97b . simply, carry, e)n a)ristera=| to/con Id. Lg. 795a . a)pa^gwgh/, h(, leading away, of troops, X. An. 7.6.5 ; dragging away, rape, gunaikw=n Luc. Phal. 1.3 (pl.). leading into captivity, LXX Is. 10.4 , al. separation, withdrawal, sw/matos (from the soul), Plot. 4.4.19 . payment, katestre/yato e)s fo/rou a). subjected them to payment of tribute, Hdt. 1.6.27 , 2.182 . as Att. lawterm, a summary process by which a person caught in the act (e)p' au)tofw/rw|) might be arrested by any citizen and brought before the magistrates, Antipho 5.9 , And. 1.88 , Lys. 13.85f , D. 24.113 ; a)pagwgh=s a)/cia Hyp. Eux. 16 . written complaint handed in to the magistrates, a)pa/gein th\n a). lay such accusation, Lys. 13.86 ; parade/xesqai a)., of the Eleven, admit it, ibid. in Logic, shifting of the basis of argument: hence of argument based on a probable or agreed assumption, Arist. APr. 69a20 , cf. Anon. in SE 65.35 ; reduction, h( ei)s to\ a)du/naton a). reductio per impossibile, APr. 29b6 ; h( a). meta/basi/s e)stin a)p' a)/llou problh/matos h)\ qewrh/matos e)p' a)/llo, ou(= gnwsqe/ntos h)\ porisqe/ntos kai\ to\ prokei/menon e)/stai katafane/s Procl. in Euc. p.212F. ; tw=n a)poroume/nwn diagramma/twn th\n a). poih/sasqai ib. p.213F. reduction of a disputant (cf. a)pa/gw v. 1c ), h( e)pi\ to\ a)/dhlon a). S.E. P. 2.234 . a)pa^gwgo/s, o/n, leading away, diverting, lu/phs Gorg. Hel. 10 , cf. Iamb. Myst. 2.5 . a)pa^gw/nios, v. e)pagw/nios. a)pa^dei=n, Ion. a)pagxon-e/ein, v. sub a)fanda/nw. a)pa^di^ke/w, with hold wrong fully, misqo\n a). tino/s LXX De. 24.14 . wrong, PLond. 2.354.7 (i B. C., Pass. ). a)pa|do/ntws, Adv. unbefittingly, Plot. 3.5.5 . a)pa/|dw, fut. -a/|somai Pl. Ti. 26d :—sing out of tune, o(/lh| a(rmoni/a| Id. Lg. 802e ; e)pi\ to\ o)cu/ Arist. Pr. 919b23 : abs., Pl. Hp.Mi. 374c , D.Chr. 13.20 , etc. metaph., dissent, a)p' a)llh/lwn Pl. Lg. 662b ; pro\s th\n kaqestw=san politei/an Plu. Lyc. 27 : c. gen., e)qw=n Luc. Anach. 6 ; to be at variance with, th=s a)lhqei/as Ph. 1.235 ; fall short of, th=s dia\ tw=n neu/rwn i)sxu/os Hero Bel. 112.16 . wander away, polu\ a)ph=|sas a)po\ tou= e)rwth/matos Pl. Hp.Ma. 292c . in part., unbefitting, a)pa/|donta tw=| qew=| e)gkw/mia Jul. Or. 4.132b ; tw=| pra/gmati Lib. Or. 10.34 ; ce/non kai\ a)pa=|don to\ r(h=ma Porph. Chr. 69 . a)pa^ei/rw, aor. -h/eira, poet. form of a)pai/rw, depart, E. Fr. 773.68 :— in Med. , a)paeiro/menon po/lios Il. 21.563 . trans., remove, o)qo/nhn a)po\ gui/wn Orac. ap. Porph. ap. Eus. PE 5.9 . a)pa^e/comai, poet. for a)pauca/nomai, grow out of, Semon. 7.85 ; plpf. a)phe/chnto Q.S. 14.198 (dub.). a)pa^qa^na^t-i/zw, aim at immortality, Pl. Chrm. 156d , v.l. in Arist. EN 1177b33 . trans., deify, D.S. 2.20 , Vett.Val. 150.17 ; e(auto/n Inscr. ap. Str. 15.1.73 ; a). th\n yuxh/n represent it as immortal, Ascl. in Metaph. 90.26 ; make perpetual, qeo\s a). ta\ ge/nh Ph. 1.9 ; dia\ tou= puro\s a). toi=s qeoi=s ta\s tima/s Porph. Abst. 2.5 :— Pass. , become immortal, earn immortality, yuxai\ a)paqanatizo/menai, opp. fqarta\ sw/mata, Ph. 1.427 ; become a god, D.C. 45.7 . a)pa^qa^na^/t-isis, ews, h(, immortalization, deification, dub. 1 .in Id. 60.35 . a)pa^qa^na^t-ismo/s, o(, = foreg., Corn. ND 31 , PMag.Par. 1.741 , al. a)pa/q-eia [pa^], h(, impassibility, of things, opp. pa/qos, Arist. Ph. 217b26 , Metaph. 1046a13 : pl., opp. pa/qh, Epicur. Ep. 1p.25U. , S.E. M. 10.224 . of persons, insensibility, apathy, Arist. EN 1104b24 , de An. 429a29 ; a). tw=n kakw=n insensibility to . ., Thphr. HP 9.15.1 ; a). peri/ ti Arist. APo. 97b23 , Rh. 1383b16 . as Stoic term, freedom from emotion, Dionys.Stoic. 3.35 , cf. Arr. Epict. 4.6.34 , al., Plu. 2.82f ; spelt a)paqi/a in Antip.Stoic. 3.109 , Phld. Sto.Herc. 339.7 . absence of injury, sw/|zesqai di' a)pa/qeian a)nakampto/mena for the sake of immunity, Arist. PA 682b21 . a)paq-e/w, to be free from pa/qos, Phld. Lib. p.40 O. *)apa^qhnai=oi, wn, oi(, degenerate Athenians, Theopomp.Hist. 308 ; censured by Poll. 3.58 . a)pa^qh/s, e/s, not suffering or having suffered, c. gen., a). e)/rgwn ai)sxrw=n Thgn. 1177 ; kakw=n Hdt. 1.32 , 2.119 , X. An. 7.7.33 , etc.; a)eikei/hs Hdt. 3.160 ; tw=n seismw=n tou= sw/matos Pl. Phlb. 33e ; no/swn D. 60.33 , etc.; but also, without experience of, po/nwn Hdt. 6.12 ; kalw=n mega/lwn Id. 1.207 : abs., A. Pers. 862 (lyr.), Th. 1.26 ; pro/s tinos Pi. P. 4.297 ; xa/rin i)/sqi e)w\n a). be grateful for going unpunished, Hdt. 9.79 : generally, unaffected, to\ oi)kei=on u(po\ tou= oi)kei/ou e)sti\n a). Arist. Pr. 872a11 , cf. Thphr. Ign. 42 ; pro/s ti Plu. Alc. 13 , etc.: c. dat. modi, Luc. Nav. 44 . Medic., of organs, unaffected, sound, mo/ria Aret. SD 1.7 , cf. Gal. 5.122 ; ta\ a)paqh= tw=n w)|w=n good eggs, Alex.Aphr. Pr. 2.76 . without passion or feeling, insensible, free from emotion, Arist. Top. 125b23 , cf. Rh. 1378a5 , 1383a28 , Stoic. 3.109 , al., Pers.Stoic. 1.99 ; of the Cynics, Polystr. p.20 W.; unmoved by . ., tino/s Phld. Acad. Ind. p.51 M. Adv. -qw=s, e)/xein Plu. Sol. 20 : Comp. -e/steron Plot. 3.6.9 : Sup. -e)stata Longin. 41.1 . of things, not liable to change, impassive, Arist. Metaph. 1019a31 ,al.; a). ai( i)de/ai Id. Top. 148a20 , cf. Metaph. 991b26 ; *)anacago/ras to\n nou=n a). fa/skwn Id. Ph. 256b25 ; o( de\ nou=s i)/sws qeio/tero/n ti kai\ a)paqe/s e)stin Id. de An. 408b29 , cf. 430a18 ; ou)si/a a)sw/matos kai\ a). Plu. 2.765a ; a). u(po\ tw=n pollw=n unaffected by the many, Dam. Pr. 60 . Medic., unaffected by disease, healthy, peritamw\n a)/xri tw=n a)paqw=n Gal. 5.122 , cf. Antyll. ap. Orib. 44.23.13 . exciting no feeling, Arist. Po. 1453b39 ; ta\ a)paqh= unemotional topics, Id. Fr. 134 . Gramm., not modified, of uncontracted verbs, Theodos. Can. p.36H. ; of patronymics, Eust. 13.17 ; in Metric, free from metrical licences, Ps.- Plu. Metr. p.472B. a)paqh=, ta\ mh\ w(s a)lhqw=s gegono/ta pa/qh AntiphoSoph. 5 . a)paqi/a, v. a)pa/qeia. a)pai/, = a)po/ , Emp. 134 , D.P. 51 . a)paia/zei, corrupt in Hsch. a)paigeiro/omai, to be changed into a poplar, Str. 5.1.9 . a)paida^gw/ghtos, on, without teacher or guide, Arist. EN 1121b11 ; uneducated, untaught, tino/s in a thing, Id. Pol. 1338b33 ( v.l. a)paida/gwgos ) -hton, to/, lack of education, Sor. 1.33 . a)paid-eusi/a, Ion. -ih/, h(, want of education, Democr. 212 , Pl. R. 514a , al.; meta\ a)paideusi/as Th. 3.42 ; di' a)paideusi/an Arist. Rh. 1356a29 ; di' a). tw=n a)nalutikw=n Id. Metaph. 1005b3 , cf. 1006a6 ; a). plou/tou e)sti\ to\ neo/plouton ei)=nai Id. Rh. 1391a17 . stupidity, Pl. Grg. 527e , al., Aeschin. 1.144 ; a)paideusi/a| o)rgh=s from bigotry of passion, Th. 3.84 . a)paid-eute/w, to be a)pai/deutos, A.D. Conj. 235.19 , Iamb. in Nic. p.9P. ; to be foolishly said, Id. Comm.Math. 7 . a)pai/d-eutos, on, uneducated, paideu/swmen to\n a). E. Cyc. 493 , cf. Pl. Tht. 175d ; piqanw/teroi oi( a). tw=n pepaideume/nwn e)n toi=s o)/xlois Arist. Rh. 1395b27 , cf. E. Hipp. 989 : c. gen. rei, uninstructed in . ., X. Cyr. 3.3.55 . boorish, rude, Pl. Grg. 510b , etc.; r(h=ma a). Id. Phdr. 269b ; a). bi/os Alex. 284 ; pneu=ma Philem. 213.11 ; a). marturi/a clumsy evidence, Aeschin. 1.70 ; zhth/seis 2 Ep.Ti. 2.23 : Comp. , Nicoch. 3 . Adv. -tws Pl. R. 559d ; a). e)/xein E. Ion 247 , Alex. 267.4 , cf. Philostr. VA 6.36 ; flhnafa=sqai Phld. Rh. 1.227S. a)paidi/a, h(, (a)/pais) childlessness, Hdt. 6.139 , S. OT 1024 , Antipho 3.1.2 , etc. = a)paideusi/a , POxy. 33ii13 (ii A.D.) (s.v.l.). a)paidoio/w, = a)poskolu/ptw ( Aeol. ), Poll. 2.176 ( Pass. ); a)paidoi/wtai: a)phnaisxu/nthke, te/tmhtai, Hsch. a)paidotri/bhtos [ri^], on, not taught by a paidotri/bhs, AB 419 . a)paiqa^lo/w, burn to cinders or ashes, f.l. in Thphr. CP 4.12.8 . a)pai/qomai, take fire, Q.S. 1.693 . a)paiqria/zw, expose to the air, air, Hp. Morb. 3.17 :— Pass. , Herod. Med. ap. Orib. 5.30.33 . a). ta\s nefe/las clear away the clouds, Ar. Av. 1502 . intr., clear up, grow fine, of weather, Lib. Or. 11.215 : metaph., M.Ant. 2.4 . a)paiqu/ssomai, flare, stream, of a torch, D.S. 2.53 .— Act. in EM 233.34 , intr., of the eyes. a)pai/nomai, v.l. for a)nai/nomai , Il. 7.185 . a)pai/nu^mai, = a)poai/numai (q.v.), Mosch. 2.66 . a)paioqh/kh, h(, dub. sens., PGrenf. 2.111.39 (inventory of church property). a)paiola/w, perplex, confound, E. Ion 549 ; a). tina\ th=s a)lhqei/as Babr. 95.99 :—also a)paiole/w, Sch. Ar. Nu. 1150 . a)paio/l-h, h(, (ai)o/los) loss by fraud, te/qnhken . . xrhma/twn a)paio/lh| A. Fr. 186 . fraud, cj. Herm.in E. Hel. 1056 ; personified in Ar. Nu. 1150 . a)paio/l-hma, atos, to/, = foreg., A. Ch. 1002 , S. Fr. 1018 , Ar. Nu. 729 :—also a)paio/l-hsis, ews, h(, Hsch. a)paireqe/w, Ion. aor. 1 subj. Pass. , and a)parairhme/nos, Ion. pf. part. Pass. , from a)faire/w. a)pai/rw (cf. a)paei/rw), fut. a)pa_rw=: aor. 1 a)ph=ra E. IT 967 : pf. a)ph=rka Th. 8.100 , Aeschin. 2.82 : Ion. impf. a)paire/eskon, v.l. a)pai/reskon , Hdt. 1.186 :—lift off, and so, carry off, take away, ta\ cu/la ibid.; remove, ti/ tinos E. Or. 1608 ; tina\ *spa/rths Id. Hel. 1671 ; in IT 967 , perh. get rid of, nikw=n a)ph=ra fo/nia peirath/ria:— Pass. , a)pai/retai tra/peza Achae. 17.5 ; a)po/ tinos Ev.Matt. 9.15 . lead or carry away, ta\s ne/as a)po\ *salami=nos Hdt. 8.57 ; mela/qrwn a). po/da E. El. 774 ; a). tina\ e)k xqono/s Id. Hel. 1520 . elliptically (sc. nau=s, strato/n, etc.), sail away, march away, depart, a)pai/rein a)po\ *salami=nos Hdt. 8.60 , freq. in Th. , X. , etc.: c. gen., a)pai/rein xqono/s depart from the land, E. Cyc. 131 ; *spa/rths a)ph=ras nhi/+ *krhsi/an xqo/na Id. Tr. 944 : c. acc. cogn., a). presbei/an to set out on an embassy, D. 19.163 . a)/pais, aidos, o(, h(, childless, Hdt. 6.38 , S. Fr. 4 ; ta\s a)/paidas ou)si/as, perh. childless estate, dub.l. in Id. Tr. 911 :—often c. gen., a)/. e)/rsenos go/nou without male heirs, Hdt. 1.109 (so a)/. alone, 5.48 , 67 ); a). e)/rsenos kai\ qh/leos go/nou Id. 3.66 ; te/knwn a)/paida E. Supp. 810 ; a)/. a)rre/nwn pai/dwn And. 1.117 , X. Cyr. 4.6.2 ; a)rre/nwn te kai\ qhleiw=n Pl. Lg. 925c . *nukto\s pai=des a)/paides children of Night, yet children none, dub. l. in A. Eu. 1034 . a)pai/sios, on, ill-omened, h(me/ra App. BC 1.78 ; fwnh/ Plu. 2.266d ; a)/xqos u(ai/nhs Opp. H. 1.372 ; h(me/ra Luc. Pseudol. 12 ; o)/noma Procl. in Cra. p.39P. Adv. a)paci/ws, ai)si/ws kai\ a). e)pigenhso/mena Gal. 1.292 . a)pai/+ssw, Att. a)paiol-a/|ssw, spring from a height, krhmnou= a)pai/+cas Il. 21.234 . dart away, o(po/tan me\n a)pai/+ch| te/ren ai(=ma Emp. 100.6 , cf. ib. 23 ; tou= d' e)gw\ klu/wn a)ph=|ca S. Tr. 190 , cf. Ar. Ra. 468 ; a)ph=|ce pe/mfic S. Fr. 337 ; fre/nes . . gnw/mhs a)ph=|can Id. Aj. 448 . [ a)pa_- Hom. , cf. a)i/+ssw.] a)paisxu/nomai [u_], shrink back or refuse through shame, Pl. Grg. 494c , Phld. Lib. p.34O. a)paisxunte/w, = foreg., Hld. 8.5 (but better a)panaisx-). a)pait-e/w, demand back, demand to have returned, esp. of things forcibly taken or rightfully belonging to one, Hdt. 1.2 ; ei) me\n bou/lesqe, ai)tw=, ei) de\ mh\ bou/lesqe, a)paitw= And. 2.22 ; to\ misqa/rion ga\r a)\<*> a)paith=|s Diph. 43.34 ; to\ te/los o( xro/nos a)paitei= BCH 7.278 (Tralles); th\n yuxh/n Ev.Luc. 12.20 ; a). tina/ ti demand something of one, Hdt. 8.122 , E. Hel. 963 , Ar. Av. 554 , D. 1.22 ; eu)qu/nas a). tina/ Id. 18.245 ; also a). o(/pla tou= patro/s S. Ph. 362 ; xa/rin a). tina/ Pl. Phdr. 241a , etc.; ti para/ tinos Arist. de An. 408a18 ; also a). di/khn e)c a)di/kwn A. Ch. 398 ; lo/gon a). tina\ peri/ tinos Pl. R. 599b ; a). u(pe/r tinos ib. 612d ; a). u(posxe/seis Arist. EN 1164a17 : c. inf., a). tina\ poiei=n ti E. Supp. 385 . call down on oneself, poina/s Jul. Or. 2.59a (and so Med. , ib. 58a ). of things, require, nou=soi -e/ousi siku/hn Aret. CA 1.10 ; peri/odos a). mh=na triskaide/katon Plu. Agis 16 : abs., o(/tan ai( xrei=ai -w=sin Ael. Tact. 15.1 . inquire, a)paith/somen au)to\n ti/nes ei)si/n Str. 12.3.24 . Pass. , of things, to be demanded in payment, Hdt. 5.35 . of persons, have demanded of one, a)paitei=sqai eu)ergesi/an X. Ap. 17 ; to\ th=s yuxh=s xre/os LXX Wi. 15.8 ; a)podw/sein o(/tan a)paith=tai BGU 1058.33 (i B.C.); yield to a request, ou)k a)paitou/mesqa, answering to a)paitw= skh=ptra, E. Ph. 602 . a)pai/t-hma, atos, to/, demand, BGU 1113.15 (i B.C.); requirement, Arr. Epict. 4.6.35 , M.Ant. 5.15 . that which is demanded, [ a)/nqrwpos] gh=s a). Secund. Sent. 7 . a)pait-h/simon, to/, list of lands subject to dues, PTeb. 72.218 (ii B.C.), BGU 457.4 (ii A.D.), PFay. 40.3 (ii A.D.). demand for services, POxy. 136.17 (vi A.D.). a)pai/t-hsis, ews, h(, demanding back, Hdt. 5.85 ; *(ele/nhs a)., name of a play by S. ; a). poiei=sqai make a formal demand, D. 33.26 , cf. POxy. 272.13 (i A.D.); claim, right to demand a thing, tino\s e)/xein a). a)po\ th=s po/lews IG 9(1).61 (Daulis). a)pait-hte/on, onemustdemand or require, Arist. EN 1098a33 , Jul. Or. 2.86a . -te/os, a, on, to be demanded, required, Arist. EN 1104a3 . a)pait-hth/s, ou=, o(, tax-gatherer, PAmh. 2.72 , POxy. 514.1 (ii A.D.), etc. a)pait-htiko/s, h/, o/n, requiring: -ko/n, to/, state of need, Gal. 1.205 . a)pait-i/zw, = a)paite/w , demand back, of things forcibly taken away, xrh/mata Od. 2.78 , cf. Call. Fr. 178 ; simply, demand, tina/ ti Nonn. D. 42.382 , cf. Opp. H. 5.443 . a)pai/wn, wnos, o(, h(, without the paean, cheerless, a)kta\s a)pai/wnas . . . *)axe/rontos S. Fr. 523 . a)paiw/nistos, on, = foreg., E. Fr. 77 . a)paiwr-e/omai, hang down from, hover about, Hes. Sc. 234 ; a). e)/nqen kai\ e)/nqen hang without support at either end, as a fractured limb supported only by the bandage at the fracture, Hp. Fract. 7 , cf. Art. 63 , J. AJ 15.11.3 , Antyll. ap. Orib. 44.23.6 , Megesap. eund. 44.24.13 ; th=s u(/lhs h( ko/mh mete/wros a)ph|w/rhtai Procop. Gaz. Ecphr. p.158B. to be uplifted, Luc. Astr. 19 . later in Act. a)paiwre/w, let hang down, ploka/mous Alciphr. 3.55 ; lift up a garment, J. AJ 11.6.9 . a)paiw/r-hma, atos, to/, holder for splints in surgical apparatus, Hp. Fract. 30 . a)pakma/zw, go out of bloom, fade away, v.l. in Pl. Ax. 367b (ap. Stob. ). a)pakmh/, h(, decline, of genius, Longin. 9.14 . a)pa^kona/w, sharpen, th\n glw=ttan kaqa/per ma/xairan Porph. Chr. 31 :— Pass. , to be sharpened to a point, a)/krai ei)s lepto\n a)phkonhme/nai J. AJ 6.6.2 . a)pa^konti/zw, shoot away like a javelin, shoot off, ta\s a)pofua/das Arist. HA 501a32 (= Ctes. Fr. 64 ); spirt out blood, Antyll. ap. Orib. 7.10.2 ; dart forth, marmarugh/n Nonn. D. 40.414 . a)pa/kras ma/xh single combat ( Lacon. ), Hsch. a)pakri_bo/omai, to be highly wrought or finished, pro\s ka/llos Pl. Lg. 810b ; lo/gos a)phkribwme/nos Id. Ti. 29c , Isoc. 4.11 , cf. Pl. Phlb. 59d ; paidei/a Isoc. 15.190 ; ta\ ma/list' a)phkr. the most perfect creatures, Arist. PA 666a28 ; of persons, a)phkribwme/nos e)pi/ tini accurately versed in a thing, Isoc. 12.28 ; cf. a)phkribwme/nws. Med. , finish off, make perfect, of sculpture, APl. 4.172 ( Alex.Aet. ), cf. 5.342 ; a). tai=s grammai=s Luc. Im. 16 ( Pass. ). a)paktai/nw, to be unequal to violent exercise, Hsch. a)pak-te/on, one must lead away, tina/ tinos Plu. 2.9f . a)pak-to/s, o/n, that may be dragged to prison, Arr. Epict. 3.24.105 (Schweigh. for a)po/taktos, q.v.). a)pa/laistos [pa^], on, not to be thrown in wrestling, unconquerable, Pi. N. 4.94 . a)pa/laistros [pa^], on, not trained in the palaestra, unskilled in wrestling, AP 12.222 ( Strat. ); opp. oi( mete/xontes tou= gumnasi/ou, CIG 3086 (Teos). generally, awkward, clumsy, Cic. Orat. 68.229 , Quint. Inst. 9.4.56 , Phld. Rh. 1.8 S. ( Sup. ). not customary in the palaestra, contrary to its rules, AP 5.213 ( Mel. ). a)pa^lai/wtos, on, not growing old or decaying, Hsch. s.v. a)gh/raos. a)pa/lalke [pa^], 3 sg. aor. 2, opt. a)pala/lkoi: (with no pres., v. a)/lalke and cf. a)pale/cw):—ward off, keep off something from one, ti/ tinos Il. 22.348 , cf. Od. 4.766 ; no/sous Pi. O. 8.85 : later inf. a)palalke/men Theoc. 28.20 : 2 sg. a)pa/lalkes Q.S. 5.215 . a)pa/lamnos [pa^], on, poet. for a)pa/lamos (cf. palamnai=os from pala/mh, nw/numnos from nw/numos), properly, without hands, i.e. helpless, a)nh\r a). Il. 5.597 , cf. Simon. 53 ; also ou)k a). lo/gos Alc. 49 . Adv. -nws AB 418 . in Lyr. and Eleg., reckless, lawless, a). fre/nes Pi. O. 2.57 ; of acts, e)/rdein e)/rg' a). Sol. 28.12 ; a)pa/lamna muqei=sqai Thgn. 481 ; a)nele/sqai Id. 281 ; a). ti paqei=n E. Cyc. 598 . a)pa/la^mos [pa^], on, = foreg., helpless, Hes. Op. 20 ; bi/os a)., of Tantalus, Pi. O. 1.59 . [a_p metri gr., Hes.l.c.] a)pa^la/omai, go astray, wander, a). a)/llh| Hes. Sc. 409 . a)palasi/cai (i.e. a)palhqi/sai): o)mo/sai ( Lacon. , Hsch. a)pa^laste/w, (a)/lastos) complain of grievous usage, Hsch. (a)ttal- cod.). a)palau/cina: ei)s au)to\n katastre/fonta, Hsch. a)palg-e/w, put away sorrow for, ta\ i)/dia Th. 2.61 ; a). to\ pe/nqos Plu. Cleom. 22 ; to\ pa/qos Procop. Arc. 16 . generally, to be despondent, a). tai=s e)lpi/sin Plb. 9.40.4 ; pro\s e)lpi/da D.C. 48.37 : abs., Plb. 1.35.5 , Ep.Eph. 4.19 . a)pa/lg-hsis, ews, h(, ceasing to feel pain, Hld. 6.5 . a)palei=n: a)melei=n, and a)pale/ntes: a)melou=ntes, Hsch. a)p-a^leipte/on, one must expunge, M.Ant. 11.19 . a)p-a^lei/fw, pf. a)palh/lifa D. 52.29 :—wipe off, expunge, esp. from a record or register, Id. 45.44 ; a). a)po\ o)flh/matos kaq' o(/ti a)\n e)kti/nh Id. 58.50 ; a). ti tw=n dedogme/nwn cancel it, Aeschin. 2.160 ; a). a)po\ tw=n parakataqhkw=n embezzle part of the deposits, D. 52.27 :— Med. , erase, Themist. Ep. 8 :— Pass. , to be erased, POxy. 34i14 (i A.D.). metaph., muri/as e)pistola\s e(\n da/kruon a)palei/fei mhtro/s Plu. Alex. 39 . a)pa^le/c-ai, a)pa^le/c-asqai, v. a)pale/cw. a)pa^le/c-hsis, ews, h(, defence, tino/s against a thing, Phot. , Suid. a)pa^lec-htiko/s, h/, o/n, helping, defending, EM 56.10 . a)pa^lec-i/ka^kos, on, = a)leci/kakos , f.l. in Orph. H. 67.5 , dub. in IG 12(7).253 (Amorgos); h(/lios Porph. ap. Eus. PE 3.11 . a)pa^le/c-w, ward off from, c. acc. rei et gen. pers., kai\ de/ ken a)/llon seu= a)palech/saimi Il. 24.371 : c. dat. pers., *zeu\s . . moi a)pale/cai ga/mon may he avert it from me, A. Supp. 1053 . c. acc. pers. et gen. rei, ou)d' w(/s tin' e)/mellen a)palech/sein kako/thtos Od. 17.364 . Med. , defend oneself, pro\s tau=t' a)pale/casqai S. Aj. 166 (lyr.), cf. Fr. 303 , Nic. Th. 829 . a)pa^leu/omai, keep aloof from, v.l. Nic. Th. 395 (Sch.). a)pa^lhqeu/w, speak the whole truth, pro/s tina X. Oec. 3.12 : c. acc., xro/nos o( pa/nta e)kkalu/ptwn kai\ a)palhqeu/wn Ael. Fr. 62 . a)palqai/nomai, fut. -h/somai, heal thoroughly, e(/lke) a)palqh/sesqon ( -ontai Aristarch. ) Il. 8.419 : impf., Q.S. 4.404 . a(pa^li/a, h(, (a(palo/s) softness, tou= a)e/ros Gp. 1.8.2 . a(pa^li/as, ou, o(, a sucking pig, D.L. 8.20 (prob.); cf. a(pa/lion: qu=ma delfa/kion, Hsch. a)pall-a^gh/, h(, (a)palla/ssw) deliverance, release, relief from a thing, po/nwn, phma/twn, cumfora=s, A. Ag. 1 , 20 , Pr. 754 , S. Ant. 1338 , etc.: in pl., A. Pr. 318 , E. Heracl. 811 ; a). pragma/twn Antipho 6.35 ; a). tou= pole/mou putting an end to the war, Th. 7.2 ; ou)k h)=n tou= pole/mou pe/ras ou)d' a). D. 18.145 ; of contracts, release, discharge, a). sumbolai/wn Id. 33.3 ; generally, relief from, tino/s Arist. HA 582b12 . abs., divorce, in pl., E. Med. 236 , 1375 : sg., PRyl. 154.29 (i A.D.), etc. removal, Pl. Lg. 736a . (from Pass. ) going away, means of getting away or escape, Hdt. 1.12 , 7.207 , al.; te/los th=s a). the final departure, Id. 2.139 ; h( a). e)ge/neto a)llh/lwn separation of combatants, Th. 1.51 ; e)k th=s *ai)gu/ptou th\n a). poih/sasqai D.S. 15.43 . tou= bi/ou departure from life, Hp. Epid. 7.89 , X. Cyr. 5.1.13 ; yuxh=s a)po\ sw/matos Pl. Phd. 64c : hence a). alone, death, Thphr. HP 9.8.3 , etc. avoidance, th=s mi/cews Sor. 1.31 . a)pall-akte/on, one must release from, tina/ tinos Plu. Cor. 32 . one must remove, make away with, ti e)kpodw/n D.H. 6.51 . (from Pass. ) one must withdraw from, get rid of, tino/s Lys. 6.8 , Pl. Phd. 66e . a)pall-akth/s, ou=, o(, liberator from, kakou= Max. Tyr. 13.5 . a)pall-aktia/w, = a)pallacei/w , M.Ant. 10.36 . a)pall-aktiko/s, h/, o/n, fit for ridding, removing, stro/fwn Dsc. 3.72 ; nosh/matos Phld. Rh. 1.345 S. fit for curing illness, Arist. Pr. 959b26 . Adv. -kw=s, e)/xein, = a)pallacei/ein , wish to depart, D.H. Rh. 11.8 . a)pall-acei/w, Desiderat. of a)palla/ssomai, wish to be delivered from or get rid of, tino/s Th. 1.95 , 3.84 , Procop. Arc. 4 . a)pall-aci/kakos, = *)aleci/kakos , epith. of Heracles, Roussel Cultes Égyptiens 200 (Delos). a)pa/ll-acis, ews, h(, = a)pallagh/ 111 , Hdt. 9.13 , Porph. Marc. 9 ; a). xroih=s loss of colour, Hp. Hum. 5 , cf. Epicur. Nat. 139 G. a)palla=sqai: a)pantlei=n, Hsch. (fort. e)pama=sqai: e)pantlei=n). a)palla/ssw, Att. a)pa/ll-ttw, fut. -cw Isoc. 5.52 : pf. a)ph/lla^xa X. Mem. 3.13.6 : aor. a)ph/llaca Hdt. 1.16 , Ar. V. 1537 , etc.:— Pass. , pf. a)ph/llagmai Id. Pax 1128 , Isoc. 5.49 , Ion. a)pa/llagmai Hdt. 2.144 , 167 : aor. a)phlla/xqhn, Ion. a)pall- Id. 2.152 , etc.; in Att. a)phlla/ghn [a^] as always in Prose; also in Trag. (for the most part metri gr., cf. however S. Ant. 422 , El. 783 (v.l.), E. Ph. 592 (v.l.), Andr. 592 ): fut. a)pallaxqh/somai Id. Hipp. 356 , Ar. Av. 940 ; in Prose, a)pallagh/somai Th. 4.28 , etc.:— Med. , fut. (in pass. sense) a)palla/comai Hdt. 7.122 , E. Hel. 437 , Th. 8.83 , etc.: aor. a)pahlla/canto E. Heracl. 317 , cf. Plu. Cat.Mi. 64 . . Act. , set free, deliver from a thing, paidi/on dusmorfi/hs Hdt. 6.61 ; tina\ po/nwn, kakw=n, A. Eu. 83 , Pr. 773 ; tina\ e)k go/wn S. El. 292 ; e)k fo/bou kai\ kakw=n And. 1.59 : c. acc. only, release, S. Ant. 596 , etc.; ko/pos m' a). Id. Ph. 880 . put away from, remove from, ti/ tinos, as a). gh=s pro/swpon, frenw=n e)/rwta, E. Med. 27 , Hipp. 774 (lyr.); sfagh=s xei=ra IT 994 ; xruso\n xero/s Hec. 1222 ; a). tina/ tinos take away or remove from one, Ar. Ec. 1046 ; tina\ a)po\ th=s poliorki/as D.C. 43.32 . c. acc. only, put away, remove, ti E. Hec. 1068 , Pl. Prt. 354d , etc.; mu/qois e)/rg' a). kaka/ do away ill by words, E. Fr. 282.26 ; get rid of creditors, And. 1.122 ; tou\s xrh/stas Is. 5.28 ; get rid of an opponent, by fair means or foul, D. 24.37 ; a). tou\s kathgo/rous Lys. 29.1 ; tou\s *peloponnhsi/ous e)k th=s xw/ras Th. 8.48 ; dismiss, send away, tina/ Id. 1.90 ; remove or displace from an office, ib. 129 ; a). tou\s u(phre/tas kai\ qerapeuth=ras Plu. Lyc. 11 ; also, make away with, destroy, Thphr. HP 9.15.2 ; e(auto/n Plu. Cat.Mi. 70 ; bring to an end, lo/gon E. Med. 790 . in Law, give a release, discharge, D. 36.25 , cf. 37.1 ; tou\s danei/santas a). 34.22 , cf. PTeb. 315.16 (ii A.D.); discharge a debt, D.C. 59.1 , etc.:—so in Pass. , Id. 51.17 . intr., get off free, escape, esp. with an Adv. added, r(hidi/ws, xalepw=s a)., Hp. VM 10 , 20 , cf. X. Cyr. 4.1.5 ; o( sto/los ou(/tws a). came off, ended, Hdt. 5.63 , cf. A. Ag. 1288 , E. Med. 786 ; ou)k w(s h)/qele a)ph/llacen Hdt. 1.16 ; ka/kion a). Pl. R. 491d , cf. Men. Epit. 199 ; katagela/stws a). Aeschin. 2.38 ; a)lusitelw=s a). Thphr. Char. 8.11 ; a)lu/pws a). get along well, PPetr. 3p.58 : with part. or Adj., xai/rwn a). Hdt. 3.69 ; a)qw=|oi a). Pl. Sph. 254d , etc.: c. gen., depart from, bi/ou E. Hel. 302 (dub.l.); tou= zh=n Pl. Ax. 367c ; so pw=s a)ph/llaxen e)k th=s o(dou=; X. Mem. 3.13.6 ; a)/rist' a)palla/tteis e)pi\ tou/tou tou= ku/bou in respect of . ., Diph. 73 . . Pass. and Med. , to be set free or released from a thing, get rid of it, a)pallaxqe/ntas doulosu/nhs Hdt. 1.170 ; tura/nnwn Id. 5.78 ; tw=n pareo/ntwn kakw=n Id. 2.120 ; phmonh=s A. Pr. 471 ; fo/bou S. El. 783 ; pragma/twn te kai\ maxw=n Ar. Pax 293 ; stratia=s Id. Ach. 251 ; *kle/wnos Th. 4.28 ; th=s kakouxi/as e)pi\ th\n au(tou= skhnh/n Plb. 5.15.6 . get off, escape, mostly with some Adj. or Adv. added (as in Act. 11 ), r(hidi/ws a). Hp. VM 3 ; a)gw=nos a). kalw=s E. Heracl. 346 ; a)zh/mios a)pallagh=nai, a)palla/ttesqai, Ar. Pl. 271 , Pl. Lg. 721d . abs., to be acquitted, D. 22.39 . of a point under discussion, to be dismissed as settled, tou=to a)ph/llaktai mh\ . . to\ fi/lon fi/lon ei)=nai Pl. Ly. 220b , cf. Phlb. 67a . remove, depart from, e)k th=s xw/rhs, e)c *ai)gu/ptou, Hdt. 1.61 , 2.139 , al.; mantikw=n muxw=n A. Eu. 180 ; gh=s a)palla/ssesqai po/da E. Med. 729 ; do/chs, de/ous Th. 2.42 ; a). para/ tinos Aeschin. 1.78 ; depart, go away, e)s th\n e(wutou= Hdt. 1.82 , al.; e)pi\ th=s e(wutou= Id. 9.11 , cf. 5.64 ; pro\s xw/ran Pl. Lg. 938a : abs., Hdt. 2.93 , al., Aen. Tact. 10.19 , 15.9 . a)palla/ssesqai tou= bi/ou depart from life, E. Hel. 102 , Hipp. 356 ; bi/ou a)pallagh\n a). Pl. R. 496e ; freq. without tou= bi/ou, depart, die, E. Heracl. 1000 , Pl. Phd. 81c , etc. a). le/xous to be divorced, E. Andr. 592 ; a). gunai=ka/ te a)p' a)ndro\s kai\ to\n a)/ndra a)po\ gunaiko/s Pl. Lg. 868d . a). tw=n didaska/lwn leave school, Id. Grg. 514c , cf. X. Mem. 1.2.24 . a). e)k pai/dwn become a man, Aeschin. 1.40 . to be removed from, free from the imputation of, a)phllagme/nos eu)hqi/hs many removes from folly, Hdt. 1.60 ; cumforw=n Th. 1.122 ; ai)sxu/nhs Id. 3.63 : c. inf., kri=nai i(kanw=s ou)k a)ph/llakto was not far from judging adequately, Id. 1.138 . pollo\n a)phllagme/nos tino/s far inferior to him, Hdt. 2.144 . depart from, leave off from, tw=n makrw=n lo/gwn S. El. 1335 ; skwmma/twn Ar. Pl. 316 ; a). lhmma/twn give up the pursuit of . ., D. 3.33 ; ou)k a)ph/llaktai grafikh=s is not averse from . ., Luc. Salt. 35 . abs., have done, cease, of things, S. Ant. 422 ; o(/tan h( me/qh a)pallagh=| Arist. MM 1202a3 . throw up one's case, give up a prosecution, D. 21.151 , 198 . c. part., ei)pw\n a)palla/ghqi speak and be done withit, Pl. Grg. 491c , cf. Tht. 183c ; tau=ta manteusa/menos a)palla/ttomai Id. Ap. 39d ; a)palla/xqhti purw/sas E. Cyc. 600 : also in part., with a Verb, ou)kou=n a)pallaxqei\s a)/pei; make haste and begone, S. Ant. 244 . to depart from enmity, i.e. to be reconciled, settle a dispute, pro\s a)llh/lous Pl. Lg. 915c : abs., ib. 768c . recover from an ailment, Aret. SD 1.14 . a)pallhto/s, o/n, marvellous, Hsch. a)palloio/w, differentiate, Phld. Sto.Herc. 339.9 . a)pallo/tri-os, a, on, given over to strangers, politei=ai D.S. 11.76 . a)pallotri-o/w, pf. a)phllotri/wka Aeschin. 2.194 :—estrange, alienate, a)f' u(mw=n to\n e)pi\ *qra/|khs to/pon l.c.; lo/gon -ou=nta kaki/as Aristo Stoic. 1.80 ; tina/ tinos J. AJ 4.1.1 :— Pass. , to be alienated, tino/s from one, Plb. 1.79.6 , cf. Alex.Aphr. in Top. 389.12 ; pro/s tina towards one, Isoc. Ep. 7.13 , D.S. 18.48 ; a)phllotriwme/nhn pro\s futei/an a)mpe/lou xw/ran ill-suited for . ., Id. 3.73 . of property, alienate, Arist. Rh. 1361a22 , IPE 12.32B68 (Olbia, iii B.C.):— Pass. , PLond. 3.1157v iii3 (iii A.D.). of things, separate, distinguish, Hp. Art. 58 ( Pass. ). alter, Pl. Ti. 65d ( Pass. ). remove, in Surgery, Archig. ap. Orib. 46.26.13 ( Pass. ):— Act. , Gal. 14.789 . a)pallotri/-wsis, ews, h(, alienation, le/gw a)pallotri/wsin do/sin kai\ pra=sin Arist. Rh. 1361a22 , cf. CIG 3281 (Smyrna). estrangement, gone/wn Vett. Val. 2.37 (pl.); filta/twn Gal. 19.181 . a(paloanqh/s, v. a(palobraxe/a. a)pa^loa/w, poet. a)pallotri-oia/w, thresh out, si=tos a)phlohme/nos D. 42.6 . metaph., bruise, crush, Il. 4.522 ; generally, destroy, Nonn. D. 9.320 . a(pa^lo-braxe/a: a(paloanqh=, Hsch. a(pa^/lo-qric, tri^xos, o(, h(, soft-haired, E. Ba. 1186 (lyr.). a)paloi=cai: o)mo/sai ( Lacon. ), Hsch. (cf. a)palasi/cai). a)pa^loifh/, h(, (a)palei/fw) effacing, expunging, Gloss. prob.l. for a)paleifh/ (sic), paste, amalgam, Zos.Alch. p.222B. [Perh. a)pali^fh/; cf. katalifh/.] a(pa^lo-kouri/s, i/dos, h(, = a(palh\ kouri/s , or kari/s, cj. in Epich. 44.3 . a(pa^lo-krokw=des, to/, name of an eye-salve, Sichel Pierres sigillaires p.59 . a)/palon: a)noxh\ a)po\ tou= palai/ein, Hsch. a(pal-o/nuxos, on, dub. l. in Ph. 2.397 . a(pa^lo/-pais, aidos, o(, delicate child, Hsch. s.v. druyo/paida. a(pa^lo-pa/rhos [a^r], on, with soft cheeks, Eust. 691.52 . a(pa^lo-plo/ka^mos, on, with soft tentacles, of cuttlefish, Philox. 2.14 . a(pa^lo/-pous, odos, o(, h(, tenderfooted, Hippiatr. 116 . a(pa^lo/s, h/, o/n, soft to the touch, tender: in Hom. mostly of the human body, a(palh\n u(po\ deirh/n Il. 3.371 ; pareia/wn a(pala/wn 18.123 ; a(paloi=o di' au)xe/nos h)=lqen a)kwkh/ 17.49 ; a(. po/des 19.92 ; a(. te/ sf' h)=tor a)phu/ra, i. e. the life of young animals, 11.115 ; i(/esan au)dh\n e)c a(palw=n stoma/twn Hes. Sc. 279 ; de/ra Sapph. Supp. 23.16 ; of persons, delicate, pai=des Alc. Supp. 14.5 ; eu)morfote/ra . . ta=s a)pa/las *guri/nnws Sapph. 76 ; of flowers, a)/nqruska Ead. Supp. 25.13 ; rare in Trag., and only in lyr., pareia/ A. Supp. 70 ; bre/fos a(. E. IA 1285 ; ble/faron te/ggous' a(. El. 1339 ; more freq. in Com., sisu/mbrion Cratin. 239 ; kre/a Ar. Lys. 1063 ; da/ktuloi Alex. 48 ; qermolousi/ais a(paloi/ Com.Adesp. 56 ; so in Prose, a(. yuxh/ Pl. Phdr. 245a ; of raw fruit, Hdt. 2.92 , cf. X. Oec. 19.18 ; of tender meat, Id. An. 1.5.2 ; soft-boiled, of eggs, Cael.Aur. AP 2.18 ; of a gentle fire, Philem. 79.8 , D.S. 3.25 . metaph., soft, gentle, a(palo\n gela/sai laugh gently, Od. 14.465 ; a(. di/aita soft, delicate, Pl. Phdr. 239c ; tw= au)tw=| . . xrhsw/meqa tekmhri/w| peri\ *)/erwta o(/ti a(palo/s Id. Smp. 195e (also in Sup. ); a(. ei)/splous lime/nos, opp. traxu/s, Cratin. 357 . Adv. a(palw=s, o)pta=n to roast moderately, Sotad. Com. 1.16 : Comp. a(palwte/rws, a(/ptesqai Hp. Art. 37 . in bad sense, soft, weak, w(s a(. kai\ leuko\s [oi)=nos] Cratin. 183 ; leuko/s, e)curhme/nos, gunaiko/fwnos, a(. Ar. Th. 192 . [a^pa^los; for kala/mw| . . u(pa_pa/lw|, in Theoc. 28.4 , is corrupt.] a(pa^lo/-sarkos, with soft or tender flesh, Hp. Liqu. 6 , Mul. 1.1 ; Diph.Siph. ap. Ath. 8.355e . a(pa^lo/-stomos, on, delicate to the mouth, Hsch. s.v. glu/cis. a(pa^lo-su/gkri^tos, on, of delicate texture, sw/mata Orib. 44.14.4 . a(pa^lo-sw/matos, on, of tender body, Ar. Fr. 54 D. a(pa^lo/-ths, htos, h(, softness, tenderness, Hp. VM 22 , Pl. Smp. 195d , X. Mem. 2.1.22 ; di' a(palo/thta Arist. Pol. 1336a10 . a(pa^lo-trefh/s, e/s, well-fed,plump, si/alos Il. 21.363 ; leimw=nes rich pastures, IG 14.1389 ii 11 . a(pa^lo-fo/ros, on, wearing soft raiment, EM 4.16 . a(pa^lo/-frwn, on, gen. onos, softhearted, AP 7.403 ( Marc.Arg. ). a(pa^lo/-xroos, on, contr. a(pa^lo/-xrous, xroun; with heterocl. gen. a(palo/xroos, dat. -xroi+, acc. -xroa:— soft-skinned, h.Ven. 14 , Hes. Op. 519 , Thgn. 1341 , E. Hel. 373 (lyr.):—also a(pa^lo/-xrws, xrwtos, o(, h(, Phryn. PS p.30B. a(pa^l-unth/s, ou=, o(, worker of hides, currier, Zonar. a(pa^l-u/nw [u_], soften, i(/ppou to\ sto/ma, ta\s tri/xas, X. Eq. 4.5 , 5.5 ; make plump, opp. i)sxnai/nw, Hp. Art. 50 . make tender or delicate, tou\s po/das u(podh/masi X. Lac. 2.1 :— Pass. , to be softened, metaph., LXX 4 Ki. 22.19 , Ps. 54(55).21 . a)pa^lu/skomai, = a)paleu/omai : a)palu/casqai v.l. for a)pale/casqai , Nic. Th. 829 . a(pa^lusmo/s, o(, making plump, Hp. Art. 50 . a(palfi^ti/zw, mix wine with barley-meal or groats, in the Persian fashion, f.l. in Ath. 10.432d . a)pa^maldu/nw [u_], bring to naught, plunge into obscurity, AP 9.24 ( Leon. ); quench, marmarugh/n Nonn. D. 33.24 ; turn pale, e)/reuqos Q.S. 8.209 . a)pa^mauro/w, remove darkness, o)/sswn . . a)phmau/rwsas o(mi/xlhn Orph. H. 6.6 . make obscure, Hymn.Is. 21 . Pass. , fall into obscurity, become antiquated, ma/qhma a)phmaurwme/non Ael. Tact.Praef. 2 . Pass. , lose its power, of a drug, Agatharch. 97 . Pass. , to be deprived of sight, a). tou= ble/pein LXX Is. 44.18 . a)pama/w (A), fut. -h/sw, cut off, a)p' ou)/ata nhle/i+ xalkw= r(i=na/s t' a)mh/santes Od. 21.300 , cf. Hes. Th. 181 ; a)pa/mhson [to\n po/da] S. Ph. 749 :— in Med. , Thphr. Lap. 21 ; a)po\ sta/xun a)mh/sasqai Q.S. 13.242 :— Pass. , Nonn. D. 4.413 . [a^pa_- in Ep. ; but in S. a^pa^-.] a)pa^ma/w (B), sweep away, gh=n Gp. 2.6.44 . a)pambli/skw, make abortive, karpou/s produce abortive fruit, Plu. Arat. 32 . intr., miscarry, aor. a)ph/mblwse, Id. Pomp. 53 . a)pamblu/nw [u_], fut. -u^nw= (v. infr.), blunt or dull the edge of, ta\ ci/fh D.C. 40.24 ( Pass. ). mostly metaph., e)lpi/da Pi. P. 1.82 (tm.); of a person, teqhgme/non toi/ m' ou)k a)pamblunei=s lo/gw| A. Th. 715 ; ta\ leuka\ tw=n trixw=n a)pamblu/nei to\n nou=n Herod. 1.67 ; fa/os o)/sswn Opp. H. 4.525 ; tone down, take the edge off a phrase, Plot. 3.6.12 :—more freq. in Pass. , to be blunted, lose its edge or force, w(/rh me\n a)ph/mbluntai, qumo\s de\ menoina=| Hom. Epigr. 12 , cf. S. Eleg. 6 ; ghra/skonti sugghra/skousi ai( fre/nes kai\ e)s ta\ prh/gmata pa/nta a)pamblu/nontai Hdt. 3.134 ; a)pamblunqh/setai gnw/mhn A. Pr. 866 ; h(mi=n -u/netai h( dikaiosu/nh is indistinctly seen, Pl. R. 442d . = foreg., J. BJ 4.8.3 (s. v.l.). a)pambra^ko/omai, to be patient, endure (cf. a)mbrako/omai), Pl.Com. 5D. a)pambrotei=n, v. a)famarta/nw. a)pa^mei/bomai, fut. -yomai: aor. a)phmei/fqhn X. An. 2.5.15 : plpf. a)pa/meipto AP 14.2 , Nonn. D. 8.165 :—reply, answer, freq. in Hom. , but always with a second more definite Verb, as a)pameibo/menos prose/fh Il. 1.84 , al.; a)pamei/bets fw/nhse/n te 20.199 , al.; w(=de a). X. l.c.; tina/ Theoc. 8.8 . a)pa^mei/rw, deprive one of share in a thing, tina/ ti A.R. 3.186 :— Med. , ti/ tinos Nonn. D. 29.158 :— Pass. , to be bereft, ti/nos of a thing, prob.l. in Hes. Th. 801 , cf. Op. 578 ; v.l. for a)poai/nutai , Od. 17.322 . a)pa^me/lgw, suck out milk from the breast, Sor. 1.105 . a)pa^mele/omai, Pass. , to be neglected utterly, a)phmelhme/nos Hdt. 3.129 , 132 , S. Ph. 652 . a)pa^me/rgomai, Med. , only pres. and impf., take or carry off for oneself, Nic. Th. 861 , Al. 306 . a)pa^me/rdw, = a)pamei/rw , Q.S. 4.422 , Man. 3.26 , Agamestorap.Sch. Lyc. 179 . a)pa^meu/s, e/ws, o(, harvester, PStrassb. 35.14 (iv/v A. D.). a)pa^mh/twr, oros, shearing off, mhde/wn a). a)/ndres Man. 4.220 . a)pamme/nos, Ion. pf. part. Pass. of a)fa/ptw. a)pa^moibh/, h(, alternation: e)c -w=n masonry laid in courses of headers and stretchers, IG 2.1054c60 . a)pampai/omai, Cret. for a)panap., beat off, of dogs, GDI 4998ii17 (Gortyn). a)pampi/sxw, take off, e)sqh=ta Ph. 2.43 :— Med. , doff, 1.653 : and metaph., yuxh\ a). to\ a)dikei=n ib. 569 . metaph., lay bare, reveal, 2.74 , al. a)pampla^kei=n, inf. of aor. a)ph/mplakon (no pres. in use), = a)famartei=n , fail utterly, S. Tr. 1139 . a)pamuntai/. bohqoi/, Hsch. (-toi/ cod.). a)pa^mu/nw [u_], keep off, ward off, with collat. notion of defence, ti/ tini something for (i.e. from) another, *ai)twloi=sin a)ph/munen kako\n h)=mar Il. 9.597 ; h(mi=n a)po\ loigo\n a)mu/nein 1.67 ; later ti/ tinos Luc. Cyn. 13 : c. acc. only, a). tw=n e)pio/ntwn kakw=n ta\ h(mi/sea Hdt. 7.120 ; a). to\n ba/rbaron repulse him, 9.90 ; ta\s mui/as Ar. V. 597 ; tou\s e)/cwqen Pl. R. 415e . requite, take vengeance on, tina/ AP 5.6 ( Asclep. ). Med. , keep off from oneself, drive back, repel, a)/ndr' a)pamu/nasqai Od. 16.72 ; so a). mi/an [nau=n] kai\ o)li/gy pleu=nas Hdt. 5.86 ; th\n peni/hn kai\ th\n desposu/nhn Id. 7.102 , cf. 3.110 . abs., defend, protect oneself, o( d' ou)k a)pamu/neto xersi/n Od. 11.579 ; po/lis h(=| a)pamunai/mesqa by which we may protect ourselves, Il. 15.738 ; mege/qei Arist. Long. 467a3 . a)pamfi-a/zw, take off a garment, doff it, Plu. 2.406d , Ph. 2.393 : metaph., gai=an AP 7.49 (Bianor); a)pamfia/santes th\n yuxh/n Them. Or. 21.249d :— Med. , a)pamfia/sasqai ta\ peri/apta Ph. 1.288 : metaph., lay bare, reveal, ta\ kekrumme/na Id. 2.310 :— Pass. , gumnh\ kai\ a)phmfiasme/nh a)lh/qeia Id. 1.362 . strip off, bw=lon AP 7.76 ( Diosc. ):— hence Subst. a)pamfi/-asis, ews, h(, putting off, dub. in J. AJ 19.2.5 . a)pamfi-asmo/s, o(, = foreg., metaph., tou= tro/pou Corn. ND 30 . a)pamfie/nnumi [u_], strip off garments, ste/rn' a)phmfiesme/nai having them stripped bare, Xenarch. 4.5 . strip off, toi/xous Plu. 2.516f , cf. Ph. 1.117 . a)pamfi/zw, Att. fut. -iw=, = a)pumfia/zw , strip from one, ti/tinos Men. 339 :—also a)pamfi/skw, Ph. 2.319 . a)panagignw/skw, read amiss, A.D. Synt. 126.15 . a)pa^nagka/zw, force away, ti a)po/ tinos Hp. Art. 2 ; opp. prosanagka/zw, ib. 14 ; simply, = a)nagka/zw , ib. 58 , cf. Str. 2.1.31 , PFay. 122.18 ( 100 A.D. ):—freq. as f.l. for e)pan- as Plb. 4.46.6 , 5.24.1 , Them. Or. 33.367a . a)pana/gnwsma, atos, to/, fault in reading, faulty reading, A.D. Synt. 146.24 , al. a)panaideu/omai, Dep., = a)naisxunte/w , mentioned by Thom.Mag. p.21 R. as an Att. word. a)pa^nai/nomai, disown, reject, oi( d' ou) gignw/skontes a)phnh/nanto Il. 7.185 ; a)panh/nasqai qeou= eu)nh/n Od. 10.297 ; eu)qu\s d' a)pana/nato nu/mfan Pi. N. 5.60 ; part. a)panhna/menos A. Eu. 972 (lyr.); of a woman, to\n a)/ndra a)panai/netai Hp. Mul. 2.179 ; pres. also in Plu. 2.132c . a)panaisimo/w, use up, consume, [ u(grasi/h] -ou=tai Hp. Gland. 9 . a)panaisxunte/w, behave with effrontery, c. acc. cogn., a). tou=to Pl. Ap. 31b ; c. inf., Alex.Aphr. in Top. 524.5 : abs., D. 29.20 , cf. 54.33 ; put away shame, Hld. 8.5 . a)pa^na_l-i/skw, fut. -ana_lw/sw, Alciphr. 3.47 : pf. a)pana/lwka Th. 7.11 : aor. 1 Pass. -hlw/qhn ib. 30 : plpf. a)panhlw/mhn D.S. 12.40 : pf. -hlwme/nos J. AJ 12.9.5 :—use quite up, utterly consume, Il.cc.:—part. Pass. a)panalou/menos in Ti.Locr. 101d . spend from a given sum, IG 1.32.26 . a)pa^na_/l-wsis, ews, h(, consumption, D.S. 1.41 , Sor. 1.42 , Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.10.18 . a)pana=n. kalei=n, Hsch. ; cf. a)panei=. a)panapau/omai, take one's rest, Sch. Opp. H. 3.236 . a)pana/sta^sis, ews, h(, migration, Str. 4.1.13 , J. BJ 1.15.3 ; departure, D.H. 9.6 , Philostr. Ep. 11 . a)panastomo/w, = a)nastomo/w , for which it is v.l. in D.H. 3.40 . a)panate(llw, poet, a)pant-, make to rise, raise up from, v.l. in Opp. C. 2.97 , 563 . a)panaxwr-e/w, pass away, Olymp. in Grg. p.367 J. ; v.l. for e)p- , J. BJ 2.21.5 :—Subst. a)panaxw/r-hsis, ews, h(, v.l. for e)p- , D.S. 25.6 . a)pando/keutos, on, without an inn to rest at, o(do/s Democr. 230 . a)pandri/zomai, stand manfully, pro/s ti Callistr. Stat. 4 . a)pandro/omai, become a man, come to maturity, E. Ion 53 , Luc. Am. 26 ; a)phndrw/qhsan ai( mh=trai viro maturae factae sunt, Aret. SD 1.6 . a)panei=: kalei=, and aor. imper. a)pa/neson: ka/leson ( Lacon. ), Hsch. ; cf. a)pana=n. a)pa^nemi/a, h(, shelter from wind, Sch. Opp. H. 1.602 . a)pa^nemo/omai, to be blown down, Hsch. (leg. a)phnemw/qh for -h/qh). a)pa/neuqe [a^n], and before vowels a)pana/xwr-qen, strengthd. for a)/neuqe, Adv. afar off, far away, a). kiw/n Il. 1.35 ; feu=gon e)/peit' a). 9.478 , etc. as Prep. with gen.,far from, aloof from, tw=n a)/llwn a). qew=n ib. 14.189 , cf. 20.41 ; a). tokh/wn Od. 9.36 ; a). qew=n without their knowledge, Il. 1.549 . out from, issuing from, tou= d' a). se/las ge/net' 19.374 . a)panq-e/w, finish blooming, Thphr. HP 1.13.3 , al.; fade, Hp. Genit. 9 : mostly metaph., Ar. Ec. 1121 ; a)nanqei= . . kai\ a)phnqhko/ti kai\ sw/mati kai\ yuxh=| Pl. Smp. 196a ; so in Arist. Rh. 1410b15 , old age is compared to straw, a)/mfw ga\r a)phnqhko/ta, cf. Luc. DMort. 18.2 , al.; of athletes, a). u(po\ tw=n po/nwn Philostr. Gym. 48 . of wine, lose its sweetness, i.e. ripen, Alex. 45 . break out, of skin-eruptions, Sor. 1.121 , Orib. inc. 24.2 . a)pa/nq-hsis, ews, h(, time of blossoming, taxei=an ei)=nai th\n a). Thphr. HP 7.7.4 . a)panq-i/zw, pluck off flowers: metaph., matai/an glw=ssan a)panqi/sai cull the flowers of idle talk, A. Ag. 1662 ; *)/arhs filei= . . ta\ lw=|sta pa/nt' a)panqi/zein (Kidd for pa/nta ta)nqrw/pwn) cut off all the best, Id. Fr. 100 ; a)panqi/zein e)pexei/rei tou\s *fru/gas *)axilleu/s Polion ap. Phryn. PS p.162 B. :— Med. , gather honey from flowers, Luc. Pisc. 6 ; pick out flowers, Asin. 54 : metaph., cull the best of a thing, Plu. 2.3c d, Luc. Merc.Cond. 39 , Philostr. VS 2.1.14 . Pass. , to be withered, Phryn. PS p.9B. a)pa/nq-isma, atos, to/, inflorescence, to\ a)kro/taton th=s yuxh=s kai\ to\ a). Olymp. in Alc. p.226C. ; flower plucked or culled, Eust. 782.21 ; to\ terpno\n th=s porfu/ras a)., rhetorical description of the emperor Constant. Porphyrog., Gp.Prooem. 11 . a)panq-ismo/s, o(, plucking of flowers, Sch. Il. 5.629 . a)panqra^k-i/zw, broil on the coals, roast, bou=n a)phnqra/kiz' o(/lon Ar. Ra. 506 , cf. Av. 1546 , Ph. 1.665 , Philostr. VA 5.25 . a)panqra^k-i/s, i/dos, h(, cake baked on coals, Diocl.Fr. 116 ( v.l. e)p- ), cf. Hsch. a)panqra^/k-isma, atos, to/, broil, Hsch. s.v. xnau/mata. a)panqra^k-o/w, burn to a cinder, a)phnqra/kwsen Luc. DMort. 20.4 :— Pass. , Id. DMar. 11.1 , Peregr. 1 . a)panqrwp-e/omai, shun like a misanthrope, rejected by Poll. 2.5 , but used by Hp. Ep. 12 a)panqrwpe/ontai cu/mfulon o)/yin, cf. Tz. H. 7.880 , 885 (ubi -ou=ntai). a)panqrwp-i/a (a)panqrwp-ei/a Poll. 8.14 ), h(, dislike of men, Luc. Tim. 44 . unfitness for social intercourse, J. BJ 2.17.3 . unsociability, moroseness, Hp. Coac. 472 (pl.); inhumanity, POxy. 298.52 (i A.D.), J. AJ 17.11.2 . a)panqrwp-i/zomai, become a man, opp. a beast, Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.69 . a)pa/nqrwp-os, on, far from man: hence, desert, desolate, tw=d' a)panqrw/pw| pa/gw|, of Caucasus, A. Pr. 20 ; a). h( gh= Luc. Prom. 11 . a)pa/nqrwpon, to/, violence, drastic nature, of remedies, Philum. Ven. 2.5 . of men and their deeds, inhuman, savage, S. Fr. 1020 ; a)pa/nqrwpa diapepragme/noi D.H. 6.81 ; a). e)pistolai/ PFlor. 367.4 (iii A.D.); unsocial, misanthropic, tro/pos Pl. Ep. 309b ( Comp. ), cf. J. AJ 8.4.3 , Gal. 5.54 ( Comp. ). Adv. -pws J. AJ 6.13.6 , Luc. Tim. 35 , Philostr. VA 1.21 . xro/a ou)k a). not unpleasing, Plu. 2.54e , Cat.Mi. 5 . a)pa/nqrwpon, to/, = stafi\s a)gri/a , Ps.- Dsc. 4.152 . a)panizo/menoi: chraino/menoi, Hsch. a)pani/sthmi, make rise up and depart, send away, th\n stratih/n Hdt. 3.156 , 6.133 ; cause to depart, tou\s *)aqhnai/ous Th. 2.70 . Pass. , with aor. 2 and pf. Act. , and fut. Med. , arise and go away, depart again, Hdt. 9.87 ; a)po\ th=s po/lios ib. 86 ; e)k th=s *makedoni/as Th. 1.61 ; *poteidai/as ib. 139 ; esp. leave one's country, emigrate, ib. 2 . a)pa/nour-geutos, on, guileless, EM 163.6 . Adv. -tws Sch. D. 22.20 . a)pa/nour-gos, on, = foreg., Plu. 2.966b . Adv. -gws S.E. M. 2.77 . a(panta^x-h=, Adv., (a(/pas) everywhere, E. Fr. 218 , Jul. Or. 4.134b . a(panta^x-o/qen, from all sides, D.S. 20.57 , Jul. Or. 1.35b , al.: c. gen., gh=s Luc. DMort. 9.2 . a(panta^x-o/qi, = a(pantaxou= , Luc. Prom. 12 , Them. Or. 25.310b . a(panta^x-oi=, to every quarter, Is. 9.14 (Reiske for -xh=|). a(panta^x-ou=, everywhere, E. IT 517 , Alex. 152 , Men. Epit. 16 ; a(. gh=s D.C. 69.13 . a)panta/w, impf. a)ph/ntwn Th. 4.127 , Dor. 3 sg. a)pa/nth Bion Fr. 9.7 : fut. a)panth/sw Arist. Rh.Al. 1432b35 , Plb. 4.26.5 , etc.; but better -h/somai Th. 4.77 , 7.2 and 80 , X. HG 1.6.3 , Lys. 2.32 , etc.: aor. a)ph/nthsa E. Ph. 1392 , Th. 2.20 : pf. a)ph/nthka Ar. Lys. 420 , D. 18.15 :—the Med. , used in act. sense by Polyaen. 1.21.1 (impf.), al., is censured by Luc. Lex. 25 ; so also pf. a)ph/nthmai Plb. 2.37.6 , D.H. 6.88 , etc. mostly of persons, move from a place to meet a person, and generally, meet, encounter, tini/ Hdt. 8.9 , E. Supp. 772 , etc.; e)c e)nanti/as a). Pl. Lg. 893e ; a). tai=s o(moi/ais fu/sesi encounter, fall in with them, D. 60.20 : abs., o( a)ei\ a)pantw=n any one that meets you, any chance person, Pl. R. 563c ; oi( a)pantw=ntes D. 36.45 , Alex. 78 , cf. 87 . freq. with a Prep., a). tini\ ei)s to/pon come or go to a place to meet him, meet him at a place, Hdt. 2.75 ; e)s twu)to/ 6.84 ; e)pi\ *tripodi/skon Th. 4.70 ; to\n me\n e)s ta\s *si/fas a)., to\n d' e)pi\ to\ *dh/lion ib. 89 : without dat. pers., present oneself at a place, Id. 7.1 ; ei)s *ku/zikon X. HG 1.3.13 ; a). e)nqa/de Ar. Lys. 13 ; deu=ro pa/lin a). Pl. Tht. 210d , etc. c. dat. loci, light upon, come to, to/pw| LXX Ge. 28.11 . freq. in hostile sense, meet in battle, a). dori/ (dat. pers. being omitted) E. Ph. 1392 ; o(/plois HF 542 ; toi=s barba/rois *maraqw=na/de And. 1.107 ; a). *)aqhnai/ois e)s *ta/ranta Th. 6.34 , cf. 2.20 , 3.95 ; a). pro/s tina Isoc. 4.86 , 90 ; generally, resist, oppose in any way, nomoqe/th| a). le/gwn . . Pl. Lg. 684d ; dia\ lo/gwn nouqetikw=n a). prob. ib. 740e ; a). traxe/ws pro\s ta\s tw=n plhsiazo/ntwn o)rga/s Isoc. 1.31 ; a). toi=s ei)rhme/nois rejoin, reply, Id. 11.30 ; toi=s qoru/bois Arist. Rh.Al. l.c.; pro\s e(/kaston D. 21.24 . abs., present oneself in arms, attend the muster, E. Ba. 782 . face, meet, ai)ki/ais kai\ qana/tois Hecat.Abd. ap. J. Ap. 1.22 . freq. as a law-term, meet in open court, tw=| kalesame/nw| Pl. Lg. 937a , cf. D. 39.3 , etc.: without dat. pers., a). pro\s th\n di/khn present oneself at the trial, Pl. Lg. 936e ; pro\s h(\n [di/khn] ou)k a)ph/nta did not appear to defend his cause, D. 21.90 ; a). pro\s to\n diaithth/n, etc., come before him, Id. 40.11 , etc.; ei)s h(me/ran th\n sugkeime/nhn a). ei)s to\ *(hfaistei=on 33.18 ; e)pi\ ta\ i(era/ 42.7 ; e)pi\ th\n di/aitan Test. ap. eund. 21.93 ; a). e)pi\ toi=s a)llotri/ois a)gw=si to be present at other people's suits, meddle with them, D. 21.205 : abs., appear in court, 40.16 , etc. a). ei)s . . enter into a thing, attempt it, ei)s to\n a)gw=na Pl. Lg. 830a ; a). ei)s th\n ti/mhsin come to the question of rating, Aeschin. 3.198 ; a). ei)s ta\s xrei/as Arist. EN 1158a8 ; a). pro\s ta\s maqh/seis Pl. Tht. 144b ; pro\s th\n e)rw/thsin, to\ pro/blhma, Arist. Metaph. 1036a14 , Ph. 213b3 ; a). pro\s th\n trofh/n go to seek it, Id. de.An. 421b12 ; a). e)pi/ . . have recourse to . ., D. 21.151 , 24.193 , etc.; e)pi\ tau/tas ta\s oi)ki/as a). oi( tragw|dopoioi/ Arist. Po. 1454a12 . of things, come upon one, meet or happen to one, a). da/krua/ moi E. Ion 940 , cf. Bion l. c.; toi=s pro\s u(ma=s zw=si tosau/thn kwfo/thta . . par' u(mw=n a)panta=n D. 19.226 ; e)pi\ tw= kefalai/y tw=n pragma/twn a). [h( r(a|qumi/a] 'comes home to roost', 10.7 ; a). au)tw=| kraugh\ para\ tw=n dikastw=n Aeschin. 1.163 ; mh/ ti/s soi e)nanti/os lo/gos a). Pl. Phd. 101a , cf. D.H. 4.33 , etc. abs., happen, occur, turn out, Ar. Lys. 420 , Pl. Ep. 358e , Arist. Pol. 1302a6 , Top. 160a23 , al.; tou/twn a)pantw/ntwn Hdt. 8.142 :— Pass. , Plb. 2.7.4 , Phld. Herc. 1251.9 . a)panth/, h(, = a)pa/nthsis , LX X. Jd. 4.22 , al. a(pa/nth,| Adv., (a(/pas) everywhere, ku/klw| a(. all round about, Od. 8.278 ; kh=ruc de\ fe/rwn a)n' o(/milon a(. dei=ce (sc. to\n klg=oon) Il. 7.183 , cf. 186 ; a(. planw/menos Pl. Lg. 752a . a)pa/nt-hma, atos, to/, (a)panta/w) meeting, E. Or. 514 . chance, LXX Ec. 9.11 . a)pa/nt-hsis, ews, h(, = foreg., S. Fr. 828 , Epicur. Ep. 1p.10U. , Plb. 5.26.8 , D.S. 18.59 ; ei)s -si/n tini e)celqei=n LXX Jd. 11.31 , Ev.Matt. 25.6 ; escort, Plb. 5.43.3 , etc. meeting in argument, reply, pro/s ti Arist. SE 176a23 , Metaph. 1009a20 , cf. Phld. Sign. 19 , 28 ; a). poiei=sqai to reply, Plb. 5.63.7 ; prosfilh\s kat' a). in conversation, Id. 10.5.6 , cf. Phld. Vit. p.13J. , Id. Herc. 1457.4 , Plu. 2.803f (pl.). steadfastness in face of opposition, Hp. Decent. 5 . a)pant-hte/on, one must presentoneself, appear, a). moi ei)s th\n stoa/n Pl. Tht. 210d ; one mustrejoin, reply, pro\s tou\s lo/gous Arist. SE 182b5 ; toi=s qoru/bois Rh.Al. 1432b33 ; one must counteract, Antyll. (?)ap. Orib. 8.6 tit. a)pant-hth/rion, to/, hostelry, inn, PSI 3.175.5 (v A.D.), PIand. 17 (vi/vii A.D.), Gloss. a)pant-hth/s: deversorianus, ib. a)pant-htiko/s, h/, o/n, combative, Asp. in EN 82.27 . Adv. -kw=s obviam, Gloss. a)pant-ia/zw, meet, a)lla/lois Archyt. 1 ; v.l. for u(p- in Procop. Goth. 3.6 . a)pant-i/zora: e)nanti/a, Hsch. a)pantikru/, Adv. (in Att. Inscr. a)pantroku/ IG 2.834b i25 , cf. 2(5) p.204 ), strengthd. for a)ntikru/, right opposite, th=s *)attikh=s D. 8.36 , cf. Hp. Cord. 2 , Thphr. Char. 21.7 , Luc. Am. 5 ; o( a). lo/fos X. HG 6.4.4 . in the first instance, opp. a)na\ xro/non, Hp. Art. 41 . a)pantina/: a)ne/ntropa, e)ktethme/na (sic), Hsch. a)panti/on, Adv., strengthd. for a)nti/on, like a)penanti/on , right opposite, e)s th\n a). a)kth/n Hdt. 7.34 , cf. Scyl. 111 . a)pantl-e/w, draw off from, a). xqono\s u(/brisma qnhtw=n E. Or. 1641 ; lighten, ti/ soi oi(=oi/ te qnhtoi\ tw=nd' a)pantlh=sai po/nwn; A. Pr. 84 ; a). to\ u(gro/n Arist. Pr. 870b16 ; opp. e)pixe/w, Pl. R. 407d . c. acc. only, lighten, lessen, ba/ros yuxh=s E. Alc. 354 ; tw=n e)gkaloume/nwn a)phntlhkw/s ti having shed some of his faults, Phld. Lib. p.35 O.:—in Pass. , Ph. 1.266 , Plu. Alex. 57 . a)pa/ntl-hsis, ews, h(, drawing off, of moisture, Arist. Pr. 869b38 ; of blood, with menses, Sor. 1.29 . a)pantl-hte/on, one must draw off, as water, Gp. 6.18 . a)pa/ntomai, entreatone not to do a thing, E. Rh. 901 (lyr., tm.). poet., = a)panta/w , Phryn. 254 . a)pa/ntote, Adv. always, A.D. Synt. 263.2 , al. a)pantroku/, v. a)pantikru/. a)pa^nu/w [u^], finish entirely, nh=es a)ph/nusan oi)/kade (sc. o(do/n) the ships performed the voyage home, Od. 7.326 :— Pass. , Q.S. 5.1 . a)pa/nwqen, from above, from the top, tou= tei/xous LXX 2 Ki. 11.20 , al. a(/pac [a^p], Adv. once, once only, once for all, first in Od. , o(/te t' a)/lloi a(/. qnh/|skous' a)/nqrwpoi 12.22 ; a(/. . . a)po\ qumo\n o)le/ssai ib. 350 ; a)palla/xqhq' a(/. E. Cyc. 600 ; ou)x a(/. mo/non more than once, A. Pr. 211 ; a(/. . . kou)xi\ di/s S. OC 1208 ; polla/kis kai\ ou)xi\ a(/. Hdt. 7.46 ; polla/kis te kou)x a(/. S. OT 1275 ; mh\ a(/. a)lla\ polla/kis Antipho 1.3 , cf. Pl. Lg. 711a ; mh\ di/s, a)ll' a(/. mo/non Arist. Pol. 1299a10 ; of the self-creation of *nou=s, th\n poi/hsin au(tou= . . a(/. ei)=nai Plot. 6.8.21 ; a(/. e)/ti yet this once, A. Ag. 1322 ; to\ a(/. tou=to at this moment, LXX 2 Ki. 17.7 ; a(/. duoi=n podoi=n, i.e. two square feet ( 1 x 2 ), opp. duoi=n di/s ( 2 x 2 ), four, Pl. Men. 82c . c. gen., a(/. tou= e)niautou=, e)/teos e(ka/stou a(/., Hdt. 2.59 , 4.105 ; also e)n tw=| e)niautw=| a(/. Id. 2.132 . once on a time, formerly, a(/. kai\ a(/. LXX Jd. 20.30 . without any notion of number, after conditional and temporal Particles, if once, when once, ei)/per e)spei/sw g' a(/. if once you have made a treaty, Ar. Ach. 307 . cf. 923 ; h)\n a(/. a(lw=| Id. V. 898 , cf. Av. 342 ; a)\n a(/. tis a)poqa/nh| Amphis 8 ; e)peidh/per g' a(/. e)moi\ seauto\n parade/dwkas Ar. V. 1129 ; e)pei\ a(/. e)tara/xqhsan Th. 7.44 ; w(s a(/. h)/rcato X. HG 5.4.58 ; e)pei\ a(/. au)toi=s fi/los e)ge/neto Id. An. 1.9.10 , cf. 3.2.25 , Isoc. 12.242 ; w(s a(/. e)gklh/mata e)tara/xqh D. 18.151 : so with part., e)pi\ ga=n a(/. peso\n . . . ai(=ma A. Ag. 1019 (lyr.); a(/. qano/ntos ou)/tis e)/st' a)na/stasis Id. Eu. 648 ; a(/. e)lqo/ntes Pl. Prm. 165e , cf. Ep.Hebr. 6.4 , etc. (a(- = sṃ (cf. ei(=s); -pac akin to ph/gnumi.) a)pac-a/pa_s [ca^], a_sa, a^n, all together, the whole, peritre/xwn th\n gh=n a(paca/pasan Hermipp. 4.3 ; h(me/ra a(. Stratt. 36.2 ; a(paca/pan Xenarch. 7.16 : a(pacapa/shs timh=s Phld. Mort. 23 : mostly in pl., all at once, all together, Ar. Pl. 111 , 206 , etc. a)pac-aplw=s, Adv., strengthd. for a(plw=s, in general, Hierocl. p.51A. , PLips. 27.29 (ii A.D.), S.E. M. 7.428 , Luc. Peregr. 3 , etc. a)paci/-a, h(, (a)/cios) opp. a)ci/a, disvalue, Zeno Stoic. 1.48 , cf. Antip. ib. 3.251 , Arr. Epict. 1.2.10 , S.E. M. 11.62 . a)pa/ci-os, on, = a)na/cios , unworthy of, tino/s Pl. Lg. 645c . ou)k a). [e)sti], c. inf., Id. Ep. 324b . Adv. -i/ws Iamb. Myst. 5.6 . a)paci-o/w, disclaim as unworthy, disown, ti or tina/, Th. 1.5 , Plb. 1.67.13 , Plot. 5.8.3 ; a). tino\s mh/, c. inf., Paus. 10.14.6 . a). e(auto\n tw=n kalli/stwn Arist. Mu. 391a6 ; but ti/ tinos deem a thing unworthy of one, Luc. Dom. 2 :— Med. , le/sxas a(=s a)phciw/sato deemed them unworthy of . ., banished them from . ., A. Eu. 367 . a)/pacis, ews, h(, = a)pagwgh/ , arrest, POxy. 33 iii 15 (ii A.D.). a)paci/wsis, ews, h(, rejection, contempt, Plb. Fr. 10 , D.H. 1.9 ; th=s a)rxh=s 5.71 . a)pacoi/. monaxoi/, Hsch. ; perh. to be read in Hdt. 2.79 , 7.96 . a)pa/oros, on, Dor. for a)ph/oros, q.v. a)pa^pai=, = a)ppapai= , Ar. V. 309 . a)pa/ph, h(, dandelion, Taraxacum officinale, Thphr. HP 7.7.1 , 7.8.3 and 11.3 (ex cod. Urb. pro vulg. a)pa/th vel a)fa/kh), cf. Plin. HN 21.99 . a)pappa^pai=, = a)ppapai= , S. Ph. 746 . a)/pappos, on, with no grandfather: metaph., fa/os ou)k a)/pappon *)idai/ou puro/s light not unfathered by the Idaean flame, A. Ag. 311 . a)pa/ptw, Ion. for a)fa/ptw. a)para/-ba^tos, on, unalterable, ei(rmo\s ai)tiw=n Stoic. 2.266 ; e)piplokh/, of causation, Chrysipp.ib. 293 ; ta/cis Plu. 2.410f ; h( th=s kinh/sews i)de/a Ocell. 1.15 ; infallible, prorrh/seis Iamb. VP 28.135 , cf. Philum. Ven. 4.14 ; also of persons, Cat.Cod.Astr. 8(4).215 . Adv. -tws Chrysippsipp. Stoic. 2.279 . inviolable, ku/ria kai\ a). PRyl. 65.18 (i B.C.), cf. PGrenf. 1.60.7 (vi A.D.). permanent, perpetual, i(erwsu/nh Ep.Hebr. 7.24 . Act. , not transgressing, J. AJ 18.8.2 ; a). tw=n kaqhko/ntwn Hierocl. in CA 10p.435M. Adv. -tws Arr. Epict. 2.15.1 . a)para/-blastos, on, not branching laterally, Thphr. HP 1.2.5 , CP 1.1.3 ; not budding laterally, Id. HP 3.17.2 . a)para/-blhtos, on, incomparable, PLond. 2.232.5 (iv A.D.), f.l. for -batos in Ph. 2.509 . a)para/-bolos, on, without deposit made, kri/sin a)pa/rbolon IG 9(1).694.115 ; di/ka GDI 5017 (Gortyn, prob.). Adv. -lws without danger, Sch. Il. 13.141 . a)para/ggeltos, on, without formal declaration, po/lemos *)arx. *)ef. 1920.84 (Itanos, ii B.C.). Adv. -tws without signal of battle, Plb. 16.3.1 , Fr. 11 . a)para-gnw/stws, Adv. without reading, Suid. s.v. *poulxeri/a. a)para/-gra^fos, on, incapable of definition, poso/ths Plb. 16.12.10 . a)para/gwgos [a^g], on, not to be turned aside, Hierocl. inCA 13p.450M. Adv. -gws ib. 8p.431M. a)para-deigma/tistos, on, not liable to censure, Ptol. Tetr. 170 . a)para/-deiktos, on, not returned, unregistered, e)da/fh BGU 915.6 (ii A. D.). a)para/-dektos, on, inadmissible, Phld. Sign. 17 (-deikton Pap.), A.D. Synt. 59.18 ,al.; unacceptable, Olymp.Hist. p.465 D. Act. , not receiving or admitting, c. gen., maqhma/twn Memn. 2.2 ; [tw=n a)gaqw=n] Phld. D. 3 Fr. 42 (dub. rest.); te/xnhs Ph. 1.311 ; diabolh=s Stoic. 3.153 ; esp. in Gramm., tw=n a)/rqrwn A.D. Synt. 16.18 ,al. a)para-di/skeutos, on, not defeated in discus-throwing, Ephes. 2 No. 72 (iii A. D.). a)para/-qetos, on, not padded out with quotations, D.L. 7.181 : hence in Gramm., a)para/qeta words or phrases without quoted authority, prob. for a)pare/nq-, Et.Gud. s.v. a)ei/. a)para/-qraustos, on, unshaken, not to be shaken, Olymp. in Phlb. p.274S. , Eustr. in EN 297.26 . a)parairhme/nos, Ion. pf. part. Pass. of a)faire/w. a)parai/thtos, on, of gods or persons, not to be moved by prayer, inexorable, dai/mwn Lys. 2.78 ; qeoi/, qeai/, Pl. Lg. 907b , IG 12(2).484 (Lesb.); *di/kh D. 25.11 ; a)na/gkh Epicur. Ep. 3p.65U. ; dikastai/ Lycurg. 2 ; a). ei)=nai peri/ ti Plu. Pyrrh. 16 :— to\ a). tinos pro\s tou\s ponhrou/s Id. Publ. 3 . Adv. -tws implacably, inexorably, Th. 3.84 ; a). e)/xein pro/s tina Plb. 21.31.15 . of punishments, etc., not to be averted by prayers, inevitable, unmerciful, timwri/ai Din. 1.23 ; kola/sies Ti. Locr. 104d ; no/mos J. Ap. 2.30 ; o)rgh/, kathgori/a, Plb. 1.82.9 , 12.12.6 ; = a)nh/kestos, bouleu/esqai/ ti a). Id. 4.24.6 ; a(marti/a unpardonable, Id. 33.10.5 . Adv. -tws obstinately, Sor. 1.107 . not to be evaded, i(ke/teuma Plu. 2.95o f; xrei/a POxy. 900.12 (iv A. D.), cf. PFlor. 6.11 (iii A. D.); indispensable, a)riqmo/s Philostr. VA 3.30 ; irresistible, proqumi/a Orib. Fr. 57 . Adv. -th/tws without evasion, PMag.Leid.W. 17.2 . a)para-ka/luptos [ka^], on, undisguised, gumnh\ kai\ a). kathgori/a Hld. 10.29 . Adv. -tws Pl. R. 538c , Euthd. 294d : Comp. -o/teron D.C. 67.3 . open-hearted, a). ta\s yuxa/s Ptol. Tetr. 155 . a)para/-klhtos, on, unsummoned, volunteering, Th. 2.98 ; eu)/noia Inscr.Prien. 108.43 (ii B. C.); kai\ parakalou/menos kai\ a). Plu. 2.403b , cf. CIG 2271.27 (Delos). not to be consoled, Sch. A. Pr. 185 . a)para^kolou/qhtos, on, not to be reached or attained, Tz.ad Lyc. 5 . Adv. -tws inconsequently, M.Ant. 2.16 , Plot. 4.3.28 . a)para^ko/ntistos, on, not defeated in javelin-throwing, Ephes. 2 . No. 72 (iii A. D.). a)pa/raktos, on, (para/gw) gloss on a)nw/pistos , Hsch. a)para/-leiptos, on, unintermittent, Simp. in Ph. 213.34 . Adv. -tws Syrian. in Metaph. 132.23 , Procl. in Prm. p.833 S. complete, Alex.Trall. 5.1 . a)para/-lektos, on, with disordered hair, Pherecr. 195 . a)para-lh/ktws, Adv. unceasingly, CIG 2271.7 (Delos). a)para/llaktos, on, precisely similar, indistinguishable, Stoic. 2.26 , al., cf. Phld. Sign. 15 , al., D.H. 2.71 , D.S. 1.91 , Plu. Alex. 57 , Plot. 5.7.3 ; a). a(rmoni/a pro\s to\ a)rxe/tupon Jul. Or. 2.93a : c. gen., indistinguishable from, Phld. Po. 994.26 : c.dat., exactly like, D.S. 2.50 . Adv. -tws unchangeably, LXX Es. 3.13 , BMus.Inscr. 481 *. 402 (Ephesus), Theo Sm. p.172 H.; in precisely similar terms, Ath. 1.26a , etc.; indistinguishably, Stoic. 2.190 , al., Plot. 2.1.2 . a)parallaci/a, h(, indistinguishability, Stoic. 2.34 (pl.), cf. Phld. Sign. 6 , 37 ; o(moio/ths kat' -i/an S.E. M. 7.108 . unshakable determination, Stoic. 3.73 . a)para-lo/gistos, on, not to be deceived, tw=n kaqhko/ntwn th/rhsis Hierocl. in CA 10p.437M. ; not liable to error, Nicom. Harm. 6 . Adv. -tws undoubtedly, Ruf. ap. Orib. 45.30.55 . Act. , not deceiving, Hsch. s.v. a)para/shmon. a)para/-logos, on, not without reason or method, Iamb. VP 30.182 . a)para/-lu^tos, irrevocable, lo/gos PGrenf. 1.60.31 (vi A. D.). a)para-mi^gh/s, e/s, unmixed, Sch. Od. 2.341 . a)para^mi/llhtos, on, unrivalled, J. AJ 8.7.3 . a)para/-monos, on, not abiding, transient, Secund. Sent. 14 , Vett.Val. 39.30 , al. a)para-mu/qhtos [u_], on, not to be persuaded or entreated, inexorable, Pl. Epin. 980d , Plu. 2.629a . incorrigible, in Adv. -tws Pl. Lg. 731d . of conditions, comfortless, Plu. 2.332d ; not admitting consolation, pa/qos Jul. Or. 8.245c ; kako/n Hld. 1.14 . of persons, inconsolable, Id. 2.33 . Adv. -tws Jul. Or. 8.252a . a)para/-mu_qos, on, = foreg., inexorable, ke/ar A. Pr. 185 (lyr.); restive, o)/mma pwliko/n E. IA 620 . [In A. a_p- metri gr.] a)para/ntina: a)para/llakta, Hsch. a)pa^ra/omai, propitiate, toi=s qeoi=s Mim. in POxy. 413vii 133 . a)para/-peistos, on, not to be seduced, D.H. 8.61 . a)para-po/distos, on, free from embarrassment or interference, Arr. Epict. 1.1.10 , al., BGU 1124.44 (i B. C.); o(rmh/ Hld. 3.13 ; clear, dia/noia Hices. ap. Ath. 15.689c . Adv. -tws Arr. Epict. 2.13.21 , S.E. M. 1.178 , PLond. 3.1168.12 (i A. D.), Gal. 4.725 . a)parapoih/tws: a)pla/stws, Hsch. a)para-sh/mantos, on, unnoticed, a). ti a)fie/nai, e)a=sai, LXX 2 Ma. 15.36 , Mon.Ant. 23.61 (Seleucia), cf. Michel 546.21 (Anisa, i B. C.). a)para-shmei/wtos, on, = foreg., Dsc. Prooem. 1 . a)para/-shmos, on, not counterfeit, Hsch. kathgori/a fo/nou a). with no defendant named, Antipho 2.1 tit. a)para-skeua^si/a, h(, want of preparation, Hp. Acut. 65 . a)para-skeu/astos, on, = sq., X. An. 1.5.9 ( Comp. ), 2 Ep.Cor. 9.4 , J. AJ 4.8.41 . Adv. -tws Arist. Rh.Al. 1430a3 . a)para/-skeuos, on, without preparation, unprepared, Antipho 5.18 ( Sup. ), Th. 2.87 ; a)para/skeuo/n tina labei=n X. Cyr. 7.5.25 ; a). lhfqh=nai D. 40.30 ; a). pro\s to\ me/llon Plb. 1.49.4 : c. gen., unprovided with, tw=n e)pithdei/wn J. BJ 3.7.32 ; also of things, a)po/stasis Th. 3.13 : Sup. , X. an. 1.1.6 . Adv. a)paraskeu/ws, e)/xein, diakei=sqai, Plb. 1.45.7 , 14.10.7 . a)para/-sta^tos, on, not having appeared in person, PLond. 2.260.128 (i A. D.). a)pa^ra/ssw, Att. a)para/-ttw, strike off, a)ntikru\ d' a)pa/race [th\n ai)xmh/n] Il. 16.116 ; a)ph/racen de\ xama=ze . . ka/rh 14.497 ; a). tou= i(/ppou tou\s po/das Hdt. 5.112 ; kra=ta S. Tr. 1015 (lyr.). knock or sweep off, tou\s e)piba/tas a)po\ th=s neo/s Hdt. 8.90 ; tou\s a)po\ tou= polemi/ou katastrw/matos o(pli/tas a). Th. 7.63 :— Pass. , aor. part. a)paraxqei/s D.H. 8.85 . crush, a)po\ d' o)ste/on a)/xris a)/race Il. 16.324 :— Pass. , -a/ssetai th\n kefalh/n J. BJ 3.7.23 . a)para-sxhma/tistos, on, not parallel in formation, EM 13.33 : c. dat., a). ou)dete/rw| having no corresponding neuter, Eust. 94.30 . a)para/-ta^tos, on, unextended, Simp. in Ph. 640.21 . Adv. -tws without extension: of Time, in a moment, th\n a(fh\n a)qro/ws kai\ a). gi/nesqai Id. in Cael. 313.22 . a)para-th/rhtos, not observed, IG 22.1035.11 (i B.C.). Adv. -tws without precautions, Plb. 3.52.7 , 14.1.12 , J. BJ 4.3.3 , Ph. Fr. 105H. a)para/-tiltos, on, with hairs not pulled out, Ar. Lys. 279 , Luc. Salt. 5 . a)para/-treptos, not turned, of clothes, Phryn. PS p.52 B. of laws, not to be perverted, Plu. 2.745d ; of persons, Poll. 8.10 . Adv. -tws M.Ant. 1.16.1 . a)pa/raucos, on, not subject to increase, dub. in Gal. 8.913 . a)para/-fqoros, on, free from damage, e)/rgon IG 12(3).326 (Thera). a)para-fu/laktos [u^], on, not to be guarded against, Sch. Il. 11.297 . (from Med. ) careless, heedless, Sch. E. Hipp. 657 . a)para-xa/raktos [xa^], on, not counterfeit, Damocr. ap. Gal. 14.135 , Hsch. s.v. a)para/shmon. a)para/-xu^tos, on, without anything poured in, unmixed, oi)=nos Gal. 13.721 , cf. 10.832 ; u(/dwr Hld. 5.16 : generally, pure, Plu. 2.968c . a)para-xw/rhtos, on, not giving ground, staunch, Plb. 1.61.3 . Adv. -tws, diakei=sqai peri/ tinos Id. 5.106.5 . refusing to retire, unyielding, to\ a). th=s e)cousi/as D.H. 10.19 ; filarxi/a a). 10.54 , cf. Plu. 2.10a . Pass. , not permitted, Sch. Opp. H. 5.416 . a)pa/rbolos, v. a)para/bolos. a)pargi/a, h(, hawk's-beard, Crepis Columnae, Thphr. HP 7.8.3 . a)/pargma, atos, to/, = a)parxh/ (q.v.), in pl., Ar. Pax 1056 , Lyc. 106 . = masxali/smata , EM 118.22 . a)pargu^r-i/zw, appraise at cash value, o)/ya Them. Or. 23.292d :— Med. , buy off, pole/mous Lyd. Mag. 3.45 . a)pargu^r-ismo/s, o(, selling for ready money, Gloss. = Lat. adaeratio, PFlor. 377.4 (vi A. D.), Just. Nov. 43.1 Intr., 130.4 . a)pargu^r-o/w, = a)parguri/zw , Artem. 1.50 . a)par-e/gkli^tos, on, direct, Gal. UP 15.8 ; inflexible, no/moi fusikoi\ a). Nicom. Ar. 1.23 ; pro/noia Hero *Deff. 136.57 . straight, eu)qei=a (sc. grammh/) Phlp. in Mete. 21.10 , cf. Ammon. in Porph. 9.1 . Adv. -tws Gal. 18(2).726 ; not diverging from the perpendicular, Eustr. in EN 74.9 . unimpaired, u(gi/eia Iamb. VP 3.13 . a)par-egxei/rhtos, on, not to be tampered with, inviolable, Ti.Locr. 95a , Arr. Epict. 4.1.161 , J. AJ 15.8.1 . Adv. -tws inimitably, perfectly, D.S. 4.78 . a)par-e/gxu^tos, on, = a)para/xutos , Ath. 1.27a . a)par-empo/distos, on, = a)parapo/distos (for which it occurs as a v.l.), Sor. 1.3 ; h( tou= ko/smou dioi/khsis Chrysipp.Stoic. 297 , cf. S.E. M. 1.147 . Adv. -tws Aët. 16.61 , Hdn. Fig. p.96S. , Alex.Aphr. in Top. 46.3 . a)par-e/mfa^tos, on, (paremfai/nw) not determinative or indicative, c. gen., A.D. Synt. 239.8 , cf. Herm. in Phdr. p.124A. , Ps.- Alex. Aphr.in.SE 36.17 . Adv. -tws Hsch. h( a)pare/mfatos (sc. e)/gklisis) the infinitive mood (cf. paremfatiko/s), D.H. Comp. 5 , A.D. Synt. 226.20 , Ps.- Alex. Aphr. in SE 34.28 ; to\ a). S.E. P. 1.204 . Adv. -tws in the infinitive mood, a)nagnw=nai take as an infinitive, A.D. Synt. 76.16 . a)par-enfu/mhtos [u_], on, not considering, carelessly, M.Ant. 10.8 . Adv. -tws Id. 6.53 . a)par-eno/xlhtos, on, undisturbed, sumbi/wsis Phld. Ir. p.78 W.; u(po/ tinwn BGU 1140.24 (i B. C.), cf. IGRom. 4.2927 (Pergam.), PTeb. 41.24 , Plu. 2.118b . a)pare/s: u(gie/s, Hsch. ; cf. a)phrh/s. a)pa^re/skw, to be disagreeable to, tini/ Th. 1.38 , Plu. 2.6b . c. acc. pers., displease, Pl. Tht. 202d , Jul. Mis. 365d . abs., ta\ a)pare/santa J. AJ 8.14.1 . Med. , ou) . . ga/r ti nemesshto\n basilh=a a)/ndr' a)pare/ssasqai it is no disgrace for a king to approve a man (or, to appease a man of royal birth), Il. 19.183 , cf. Sch. and Eust. ad loc. a)pare/skesqai/ tini to be displeased with, Hdn. 5.2.5 , cf. 5.6.1 , 6.1.10 , Lyd. Mag. 2.7 . a)pa^resto/s, o/n, unpleasing, Stob. 2.7.11k . a)parhgo/rhtos, on, unconsoled, Plu. Dem. 22 ; admitting of no consolation, sumfora/ J. AJ 7.6.1 . not to be controlled, Men. 798 , Plu. Mar. 2 , Ant. 6 ; inexorable, Hp. Decent. 4 . Adv. -tws inflexibly, Ph. 2.196 . a)parh/goros, on, unconsoling, qrh=nos Epigr.Gr. 344.2 (Mysia). a)parqe/neutos, on, unmaidenly, unfitting a maiden, E. Ph. 1739 (lyr.), neut. pl. as Adv., cf. Id. IA 993 . deflowered, Sch. Theoc. 2.41 . virginal (as if from parqeneu/w, = koreu/w ), S. Fr. 304 , Carm.Pop. 8 . a)pa/rqenos, on, no more a maid, Theoc. 2.41 ; nu/mfhn a)/numfon parqe/non t' a)pa/rqenon 'virgin wife and widowed maid', E. Hec. 612 . a)parqr-o/omai, Pass. , to be jointed, a)po/ tinos Hp. Art. 30 . a)pa/rqr-wsis, ews, h(, articulation, Gal. 18(1).433 . a)pa^riqm-e/w, count over, take an inventory of, X. Oec. 9.10 ; reckon up, Id. Cyr. 5.2.35 ; mu/qous a). recount, Arist. Po. 1453a18 :— Pass. , Ps.- Alex. Aphr. in SE 64.11 , al. reckon or pay back, repay, X. Cyr. 3.1.42 , D H. 4.10 ,etc. Med. , secure payment of a sum owing, IG 1.32 , cf. ib. 22.1122 ; but, = Act. in Men. Epit. 164 , cf. Alex.Aphr. in Top. 422.3 ; a). progo/nous duna/stas Jul. Or. 2.83b ; enumerate, sofw=n o)no/mata Id. Gal. 176b . a)pa^ri/qm-hsis, ews, h(, counting over, o)noma/twn Th. 5.20 , cf. Alex.Aphr. in Top. 425.8 , Procl. in Prm. p.908 S., in Ti. 1.15 D. , al.:—Adj. a)pa^riqm-htiko/s, h/, o/n, Sch. Hermog. Id. in Rh. 7.1027 W. a)pari/nh [i_], h(, cleavers, Galium Aparine, Thphr. HP 7.14.2 , Plu. 2.709e , Dsc. 3.90 , Gal. 11.834 . = a)/rkion , Ps.- Dsc. 4.106 . = ca/nqion , Dsc. 4.136 . a)pari_nh/s, e/s, of the a)pari/nh, xulo/s Nic. Th. 953 . a)p-a/rista, neut. as Adv., (a)/riston) after luncheon, Tab.Defix.Aud. 187.63 . a)p-arista/w, finish luncheon, Gloss. a)parke/w, suffice, be sufficient, Sol. 5 (ap. Arist. Ath. 12.1 ), A. Pers. 474 , S. OC 1769 (lyr.), E. Fr. 892 ; pro/s ti S.E. P. 1.185 : abs., ou)k a)ph/rkei it was not enough, Ar. Fr. 457 , cf. D.H. 11.1 . to be contented, acquiesce, w(/st' a)parkei=n A. Ag. 379 (lyr.):— Pass. , Cerc. 18 ii 13 , Lyc. 1302 . a)parkh/s, e/s, sufficient, Hsch. a)parki/as, v. a)parkti/as. a)parkou/ntws, Adv., (a)parke/w) sufficiently, Poll. 9.154 (perh. f.l. for e)p- ). a)parktei=n: a)potuxei=n, Hsch. a)parkte/on, (a)pa/rxomai) one must offer as first-fruits, sacrifice, Ph. 1.533 , Them. Or. 11.142a , Porph. Abst. 2.61 . a)parkti/as, ou, o(, (a)/rktos) north wind, Arist. Mete. 363b14 , al., Thphr. Sign. 2.35 . The form a)parki/as, mentioned by Eust. 1156.17 , 1535.16 , but censured by Phryn. PS p.31 B. , occurs( = Septentrio) in IG 14.1308 , Gloss. a)pa/rktios, a, on, northerly, pnoai/ Lyc. 27 . a)parn-e/omai, fut. -h/somai Pl. Grg. 461c : aor. a)phrnhsa/mhn Call. Cer. 75 , 107 , A.R. 3.1133 (v.l.), Ev.Matt. 16.24 , al., but in Trag. and Att. , -hrnh/qhn S. Tr. 480 , E. Hipp. 1266 , Th. 6.56 , etc.:—deny utterly, Hdt. 6.69 ; kle/yantes a)parnei=sqai Antipho 2.3.4 ; mh/ . . a)parnhqei\s ge/nh| Pl. Sph. 217c ; a)parnhqh=nai/ ti to refuse, reject it, Th. l.c., etc.; a). mh/ c. inf., to\n . . a)parnhqe/nta mh\ xra=nai E. l.c.; ou)k a)parnou=mai to\ mh/ (sc. dra=sai) S. Ant. 443 , Aj. 96 ; ti/na oi)/ei a)parnh/sesqai mh\ ou) . .; Pl. Grg. 461c ; oi(=o/s e)sti mh\ a)\n a). xari/sasqai Id. Phdr. 256a . in Logic, opp. kathgorei=n, deny, Arist. APr. 41a9 :— Pass. , ib. 63b37 . a). e(auto/n deny oneself, Ev.Matt. 16.24 , al. Pass. , fut. a)parnhqh/setai it shall be denied or refused, S. Ph. 527 , cf. Ev.Luc. 12.9 , dub. in LXX Is. 31.7 : aor. w(/nqrwpos e(\n me\n oi)=den, e(\n d' a)phrnh/qh was refused, Herod. 4.74 . a)pa/rn-hsis, ews, h(, denial, renunciation, Ph. 2.438 . a)parn-hth/s, ou=, o(, one who denies, Gloss. a)parn-htiko/s, h/, o/n, denying, Eust. 29.44 . a)/parnos, on, (a)rne/omai) denying utterly, a)/. e)sti mh\ nose/ein Hdt. 3.99 , cf. Antipho 1.9 and 10 : c. gen., a)/. ou)deno\s kaqi/stato she denied nothing, S. Ant. 435 . Pass. , denied, a(=| . . ou)de\n a)/parnon tele/qei to whom nothing is denied, A. Supp. 1039 (lyr.). a)par-o/deutos, on, inaccessible, krhmnoi/ D.S. 17.67 . a)par-o/cuntos, on, without paroxysms, Alex.Trall. 8.2 . a)par-o/rmhtos, on, not excitable, Theag. ap. Stob. 3.1.116 . a)par-ousia/stws, Adv., (parousi/a) without bodily presence, Olymp. in Alc. p.13C. a)pa/r-oxos, on, niggardly, Vett. Val. 85.24 ; impraestans, Gloss. a)paro/w, aor. a)ph/rosa, plough up, Suid. (expl. by a)phrotri/asa). a)parreno/w, produce male plants, opp. a)poqhlu/nomai, Thphr. HP 7.4.3 ( Pass. ). a)parrhsi/astos, on, deprived of freedom of speech, Thphr. Fr. 103 ; politei/a Plb. 22.12.2 ; having no right of speech, Cic. Att. 9.2.2 ; not frank, Phld. Herc. 1457.12 , Id. Rh. 2.158S. not speaking freely, J. BJ 4.5.4 , Plu. 2.51c , al., Luc. Cal. 9 . Adv. -tws, eu)labei=sqai Ph. 1.477 . not acting freely, of reptiles, Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.69 . Pass. , not freely spoken of, Ph. 2.428 . a)/parsis, ews, h(, (a)pai/rw) setting out, departure, D.H. 3.58 , LXX Nu. 33.2 , J. AJ 17.9.3 . a)parta/w, hang up: a). de/rhn strangle, E. Andr. 412 ; swing freely, of a stone in a sling, Arist. Mech. 852b1 :— Pass. , hang loose, X. Eq. 10.9 , Arist. Aud. 802a38 ; a)po/ tinos pro/s ti Id. GA 740a29 ; e)/k tinos Luc. Pisc. 48 ; tino/s Babr. 17.2 . metaph., make dependent upon, a). e)lpi/das e)c e(autou= Luc. Tim. 36 :— Med. , make dependent on oneself, no/mois to\ plh=qos Plu. CG 8 . detach, separate, to\n lo/gon th=s grafh=s D. 18.59 , cf. Arist. Rh. 1407a24 :— Pass. , w(/ste th\n xw/ran polu\ th=s po/lews a)phrth=sqai Id. Pol. 1319a34 ; o( pleu/mwn . . polu\ a)phrthme/nos th=s kardi/as Id. HA 508a33 ; oi( po/roi . . a)ph/rthntai a)llh/lwn, opp. sumpi/ptousi, ib. 495a18 :—but that from which one is separated is often omitted, and the Pass. used absolutely, a)phrthme/noi kai\ tai=s paraskeuai=s kai\ tai=s gnw/mais detached, D. 4.12 ; sunexei=s kai\ ou)k a)phrthme/noi not detached, Arist. HA 509b13 , cf. 506b19 , al.; of Time, toi=s kairoi=s ou) makra\n a)phrth=sqai Plb. 12.17.1 , cf. Plu. TG 3 ; lo/gos a)phrthme/nos discrepant, Str. 7.3.2 ; li/an a)phrt. far different, Ph. 1.300 , cf. Phld. Rh. 1.288 S. intr. in Act. , remove oneself, go away, e)s a)llotri/an a)parta=n Th. 6.21 , cf. D.C. 40.15 ; to be away, distant, a)po/ tinos Id. 51.4 ; pri\n a)parthqh=nai 44.38 is perh. f.l. for a)pant-. a)parth/s, e/s, raised up, r(i/s Hp. Art. 38 ( v.l. a)parthth/n ). a)pa/rthsis, ews, h(, hanging from, appendage, tw=n pterugi/wn Arist. GA 720b12 . attachment, Hp. Art. 8 (with v.l. a)pa/rtisis ): metaph., dependence, Plot. 5.1.2 . detachment, separation, Ph. 1.209 . a)parti/ [i^], Adv. completely, and, of numbers, exactly, just, h(me/rai a). e)nenh/konta Hdt. 5.53 , cf. 2.158 ; fro/nimos w)\n a). tau/ths th=s te/xnhs Telecl. 37 ; a). e)narmo/zein pro/s ti Hp. Art. 73 : of Time, a). e)n kairoi=si . . Id. Acut. 41 . just the contrary, ti/ . . a)poti/nein tw=|d' a)cioi=s;—a). dh/ pou proslabei=n para\ tou=d' e)gw\ ma=llon on the contrary, I expect to receive . ., Pherecr. 93 , cf. 71 , Ar. Pl. 388 . a)pa/rti, properly a)p' a)/rti, of Time, from now, henceforth, Ev.Matt. 23.39 , etc. just now, even now, Ev.Jo. 13.19 , etc. (This is not an Att. use, hence Pl.Com. 143 must be incorrectly interpr. by AB 79 .) a)parti/a, Ion. -ih, h(, = a)poskeuh/ , household utensils, movables, chattels, Hippon. 26 , Thphr. ap. Poll. 10.19 , LXX Ex. 40.36 . spoil, including captives, ib. Nu. 31.17 , 18 . public auction, PStrassb. 59.3 (i B. C.), PGnom. 241 (-ei/a, ii A. D.), Poll. l. c. a)parti/an: meta/basin, a)poskeuh/n, te/los, a)partismo/n, Hsch. a)partizo/ntws, Adv. adequately, precisely, lo/gos kat' a)na/lusin a). e)kfero/menos Antip.Stoic. 3.247 , cf. Apollod.ib. 3.260 ; Alex.Aphr. in Top. 42.27 ; of division, without remainder, Theo Sm. p.76 H. a)parti/zw, fut. a)partiw= Mitteis Chr. 88 iii 13 (ii A. D.):— make even, spoudh\ . . ou)k a)parti/zei po/da does not allow his feet to move evenly, regularly, A. Th. 374 ( Herm. ou) katargi/zei); produce an even result, Arist. GA 780b10 ; a). w(/ste sfairoeidh= ei)=nai make it perfectly spherical, Id. Mete. 340b35 ; fasten off the ends of a phylactery, PMag.Par. 1.2703 . generally, get ready, complete, Plb. 31.12.10 ; finish, lo/gon Iamb. in Nic. p.35 P.; dispose of, di/kas Mitteis Chr.l.c., cf. Charito 6.1 ; educate an apprentice thoroughly, POxy. 724.11 (ii A. D.):— Pass. , to be brought to perfection, Arist. Fr. 282 ; to be completed, be exactly made up, a)phrtisme/nhs <th=s> prw/ths perio/dou Hp. Morb. 4.48 ; a)parti/zetai ei)s e(pta\ kefala/s, of the golden candlestick, J. AJ 3.6.7 : metaph., end, result in, ei)/s ti ib. 16.8.2 ; of multiplication, make, Paul.Al. E. 1 ; a)phrtisme/nos complete, perfect, D.H. Dem. 50 ; sti/xos verse coinciding with a sentence, Hdn. Vers. 86 ; pro\s to\ te/los Phld. Mus. p.31 K., cf. Piet. 66 . intr., to be complete, th=s o)ktamh/nou a)partizou/shs Hp. Epid. 2.3.17 ; a). o( to/pos kai\ to\ sw=ma fit exactly, Arist. Ph. 205a32 ; a). pro/s ti square with, suit exactly, Id. Pol. 1313a7 ; h( a)parti/zousa w(/ra the fitting season, Id. HA 542a31 ; tw=n o)rga/nwn ou)qe\n a)partizo/ntwn Epicur. Nat. 11.6 ; oi( -ontes corresponding precisely to definition, Stoic. 2.128 . Adv. a)partisme/nws (sic) Simp. in Ph. 949.17 ; cf. a)phrtisme/nws. a)partiko/s: pro\s a)/parsin kai\ a)podhmi/an e(/toimos, Hsch. a)parti-loge/w: a)/rtia ba/zw, Eust. 1594.1 . a)parti-logi/a, Ion. -ih, h(, an even number or sum, Hdt. 7.29 , Lys. Fr. 28 S. , Antipho Soph. 99 . a)pa/rtion progra/fein, (a)parti/a) put up goods to public sale, Plu. Cic. 27 , 2.205c . a)pa/rt-isis, ews, h(, arrangement, neu/rwn Hp. Art. 8 (with v.l. a)pa/rthsis , q.v.). a)pa/rt-isma, atos, to/, = sq., Sm. 3 Ki. 7.9(46) . a)part-ismo/s, o(, completion, Ev.Luc. 14.28 ; e)/rgwn PGiss. 67.9 (ii A. D.); logoqesi/as Mitteis Chr. 88iv 25 (ii A. D.); kat' a)partismo/n precisely, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.164 ; ou) kat' a)partismo\n a)ll' e)n pla/tei not narrowly but broadly, D.H. Comp. 24 . rounding off, bala/nou Antyll. ap. Orib. 50.3.1 . a)parti/ws, Adv., (a)/rtios) = a)parti/ , Gal. 17(2).437 ; f.l. in Hp. Hum. 6 (to which Gal. refers). a)partu/ein: a)pokhru/ssein ( Tarent. ), Hsch. ; a)partu=nai: ta/cai, Id. a)paruste/on, (a)paru/w) one must draw off: metaph., a). tw=n a)peilw=n Ar. Eq. 921 . a)pa/rustron, to/, = a)rusth/r , IG 11(2).110.27 (Delos, iii B. C.). a)paru/w or a)part-u/tw [u^], fut. -u/sw, draw off, to\ e)pista/menon a)paru/santes having skimmed off the cream, Hdt. 4.2 , cf. D.S. 5.37 . metaph., draw off, take off the force of a thing, xalkw=| a)po\ yuxh\n a)ru/sas Epic. ap. Arist. Po. 1457b14 ; exhaust, come to the end of, Plu. 2.463c , etc.:— Med. , c. gen., o( th=s mnh/mhs tw=n a)gaqw=n a)paruto/menos skimming the cream of memory, ib. 610e :— Pass. , aor. part., a)paruqei\s th\n a)/nw . . a)/noian e)pipola/zousan having it skimmed off the surface, Alex. 45 . a)parxai/+zw, compare to something ancient, tini/ ti Ath. 1.20c . assign antiquity to, ai(/resin Gal. 14.683 ; to\ pagkra/tion Sch. Pi. N. 3.27 . a)parxaio/omai, Pass. , to be or become ancient, a)phrxaiwme/na old-fashioned songs, Antiph. 85 ; a). le/cis, fra/sis, D.H. Th. 24 , Aristid. Rh. 2p.508J. a)parxh/, h(, mostly in pl. a)parxai/ (cf. a)/pargma): beginning of a sacrifice, primal offering (of hairs cut from the forehead), a)parxai\ ko/mhs E. Or. 96 , cf. Ph. 1525 (lyr.); later, a banquet held on this occasion, Plu. 2.40b . firstlings for sacrifice or offering, first-fruits, a(pa/ntwn a)parxai/ Hdt. 4.71 ; a)parxa\s a)/gein qeoi=si S. Tr. 183 ; a)parxa\s qu/ein E. Fr. 516 ; a). skuleuma/twn Ph. 857 ; e)pife/rein a). tw=n w(rai/wn Th. 3.58 ; tw=n o)/ntwn Is. 5.42 , cf. Epicur. Fr. 130 , etc.:—so also in sg., lei/as a). S. Tr. 761 ; a). tw=n patrw/+wn xrhma/twn Hdt. 1.92 , etc.; a)nqrw/pwn a). ei)s *delfou\s a)poste/llein Arist. Fr. 485 ; a). a)po/ tinos a)natiqe/nai Hdt. 4.88 ; inscribed on votive offerings, [ a)ne/qhken] . . to/d' a. IG 1.382 , etc.; freq. in LXX , as Ex. 25.2 , al., cf. Ep.Rom. 11.16 , and metaph., a). tw=n kekoimhme/nwn 1 Ep.Cor. 15.20 ; tw=n ktisma/twn Ep.Jac. 1.18 . metaph., a)parxai\ tw=n e)mw=n prosfqegma/twn E. Ion 402 ; a)parxh\n th=s sofi/as a)ne/qesan Pl. Prt. 343b , etc.; a). a)po\ filosofi/as Plu. 2.172c . tax on inheritances, PTaur. 1.7.10 ; tax paid by Jews, Stud.Pal. 4.72 (i A. D.). entrance fee, PTeb. 316.10 (i A.D.), al. board of officials (cf. sq.), IG 12(8).273 (Thasos). birth-certificate of a free person, PTeb. 316.10 (i A. D.), PGnom. 131 (ii A. D.): perh. metaph. in Ep.Rom. 8.23 . a)pa/rxhs, ou, o(, title of official (or perh. ex-magistrate) in Lesbos, IG 12(2).68.5 , 69b6 (Mytil.). a)pa/rxomai, make a beginning, esp. in sacrifice; tri/xas a)pa/rxesqai begin the sacrifice with the hair, i.e. by cutting off the hair from the forehead and throwing it into the fire, ka/prou a)po\ tri/xas a)rca/menos Il. 19.254 ; a)ll' o(/ g' a)parxo/menos tri/xas e)n puri\ ba/llen Od. 14.422 : abs., 3.446 . later c. gen., cut off part of a thing, offer it, tou= w)to\s tou= kth/neos Hdt. 4.188 ; a). ko/mhs E. El. 91 ; tw=n krew=n kai\ spla/gxnwn offer part of them, Hdt. 4.61 : hence, offer the first-lings or first-fruits, pa/ntwn of all sacrifices, Id. 3.24 : abs., begin a sacrifice, Ar. Ach. 244 , Pax 1056 , etc.; a). toi=s qeoi=s X. Hier. 4.2 ; a)phrgme/noi, of eunuchs, having had their first-fruits offered, Anaxandr. 39.11 . metaph., take as the first-fruits, take as the choice or best, dikasth/n Pl. Lg. 767c : abs., offer first-fruits, Theoc. 17.109 . generally, offer, dedicate, xrusa=s (sc. draxma/s) IG 2.652B19 , cf. Plu. Sull. 27 , AP 7.406 ( Theodorid. ). later, = a)/rxomai , begin, c. gen., phma/twn Lyc. 1409 : c. inf., v.l. in Luc. Nigr. 3 ; practise, prelude on, o)rga/nwn Him. Or. 17.2 . a)/parxos, o(, f.l. for e)/parxos , A. Pers. 327 . a)pa/rxw, fut. -cw (v. infr.), lead the way, ei)s na=son B. 11.6 (s. v.l.); esp. in dancing, o( a)pa/rxwn tw=n o)rxhstw=n dub. l. in D.H. 7.73 ; u)/mmi d' a)pa/rcei shall lead you in the dance, AP 9.189 . prob. reign far away from home, of Teucer, Pi. N. 4.46 . a)pa^rw|dh/tws, Adv. without alteration, Eust. 1090.12 . a(/pa_s, a(/pa_sa (also a(/pansa SIG 56.25 (Argos, v B.C.)), a(/pan (a(/- = sṃ-, cf. ei(=s), strengthd. for pa=s, quite all, the whole, and in pl.all together, freq. from Hom. downwds.; a(/pasi in all things, Hdt. 1.1 ; toi=si a(/pasi 91 ; e)n a(/pasi Hp. Coac. 156 ; e)f' a(/pasi Ph. 2.365 . with Adj., a)rgu/reos de\ e)/stin a(/. all silver, i.e. of massive silver, Od. 4.616 , 15.116 ; a(/. de\ traxu\s o(/stis a)\n ne/on krath=| A. Pr. 35 ; mikko/s ga ma=kos . . a)ll' a(/pan kako/n Ar. Ach. 909 , cf. Theoc. 15.19 , 148 ; h( e)nanti/a a(/pasa o(do/s the exactly contrary way, Pl. Prt. 317b . with abstract Subst., all possible, absolute, a(/pas' a)na/gkh Ar. Th. 171 ; spoudh/ D.H. 6.23 ; a)topi/a Plb. 39.1.7 ; ei)s a(/pan a)fike/sqai a)noi/as Paus. 7.15.8 . sts. c. Art., Hdt. 3.64 ,al., A. Pr. 483 , Th. 2.13 . after Hom. in sg., every one, neut. everything, Pl. Phd. 108b ; ou) pro\s [tou=] a(/pantos a)ndro/s not in the power of every man, Hdt. 7.153 ; ou)k e)c a(/pantos dei= to\ kerdai/nein filei=n S. Ant. 312 ; e)ca(/pantos eu)= le/gei in any cause whatever, Id. OC 807 ; si=ga nu=n a(/pas e)/xe si/gan Cratin. 144 ; a(/pan ge/noit' a)\n h)/dh nihil non . ., Ar. Th. 528 : with Subst., a(/panti lo/gw| in every matter, Cratin. 231 ; to\ a(/pan, as Adv., altogether, Pl. Phdr. 241b ; kaq' a(/pan as a whole, Ti.Locr. 96d ; e)s a(/pan Th. 5.103 ; ei)s a(/pan at all, Lib. Or. 18.266 ; pro\s a(/pan Ph. 2.493 ; e)c a(/pantos Luc. Merc.Cond. 41 . [a^pa^n Od. 24.185 , etc., Pi. P. 2.49 ; but a^pa_n Men. 129 , Metrod. 57 , Theoc. 2.56 , and Att. acc. to Hdn.Gr. 2.12 ; a^pa^n in anap., Ar. Pl. 493 : the use of a(/pas for pa=s is chiefly for the sake of euphony after consonants.] a)pasbolo/omai, turn to soot, become sooty, Dsc. 5.76 . a)pasito/n: to\ desmwth/rion, Hsch. (fort. a)pli/kiton). a)paska^ri/zw, fut. -iw= Men. 839 :—struggle, be convulsed, like a dying fish, a). w(sperei\ pe/rkhn xamai/ Ar. Fr. 495 ; a)paskariw= ge/lwti Men. l. c.; a)phska/risen gave up the ghost, prob. for a)pesk-, AP 11.114 ( Nicarch. ). a)paspa/zomai, take leave of, a)llh/lous Act.Ap. 21.6 , v.l. in LXX To. 10.13 ; w)|dh=| kai\ me/lei xoro/n Him. Ecl. 11.1 . a)paspai/rw, gasp away, qnh/|skei d' a)paspai/rousa E. Ion 1207 . a)passei+on (sic): pampoi/kilon, oi( de\ linou=n xitw=na, oi( de\ mallwto/n, Hsch. a)pastakw/s: a(martw/n, Hsch. a)past-i/, Adv. of a)/pastos, fasting, Hsch. a)past-i/a, h(, abstaining from food, fast, a). a)/gein Ar. Nu. 621 . a)/past-os, on, (pate/omai) not having eaten, abstaining from food, fasting, Il. 19.346 , Arist. HA 563a23 , Call. Cer. 6 , Euph. 57 , v.l. in h.Merc. 168 . c. gen., a)/pastos e)dhtu/os h)de\ poth=tos without having tasted meat or drink, Od. 4.788 , cf. 6.250 , h.Cer. 200 : e)dhtu/os e)/rgon a)/paston a meal which feeds not, Opp. H. 2.250 . Pass. , not eaten, Ael. NA 11.16 . a)pastra/-ptw, flash forth, Arat. 430 , Opp. C. 1.220 ; au)gh\ a). li/qwn J. AJ 3.8.9 : c. acc. cogn., fe/ggos Ph. 1.150 , al.; ai)/glhn Opp. C. 3.479 ; fa/os Procl. H. 7.31 , cf. Luc. Gall. 7 , Iamb. Myst. 2.3 . a)pa/stra-yis, ews, h(, lightning, Tz. H. 9.106 . a)pastu/s, u/os, h(, = a)pasti/a , EM 118.50 . a)pasfa^li/zw, make secure, fasten or shut up, Ps.- Porph. in Bentley Epistola ad Millium p.303 (where a)posfali/sei for a)pasfali/sh|), Sch. E. Or. 1108 . a)pasxol-e/w, leave one no leisure, keep him employed, Luc. Philops. 14 , Hld. 2.21 :— Pass. , to be wholly occupied or engrossed, so as to attend to nothing else, peri/ tina Luc. Charid. 19 , cf. Olymp. in Mete. 108.22 ; tini/ ib. 107.13 ; a). e)pi\ th=s a)llodaph=s to be absent on foreign service, POxy. 71 ii 8 (iv A. D.). th=s sunexei/as tw=n futw=n a)pasxolou/shs e)s e(auth\n ta\ be/lh rendering them of none effect, Hdn. 7.2.5 . a). tina\ tw=n h(di/stwn detain him from . ., Hld. 10.23 . a)pasxol-hte/on, one must be engrossed, biwtikai=s pra/cesi Aët. 9.23 . a)pasxol-i/a, h(, detention by business, Str. 6.4.2 (pl.). a)pa^ta^gi/, Adv., (pa/tagos) noiselessly, Suid. a)pa^ta/w [a^p], late Ion. a)pasxol-e/w Luc. Syr.D. 27 ( Pass. ): impf. h)pa/twn E. El. 938 , Ion. e)c-apa/taskon Orac. in Ar. Pax 1070 : fut. -h/sw: aor. h)pa/thsa, Ion. a)p- Il. 9.344 , S. Tr. 500 (lyr.): pf. h)pa/thka Id. Ph. 929 :— Pass. , fut. a)pathqh/somai Arist. APr. 67a38 , cf. (e)c-) Pl. Cra. 436b , Aeschin. 2.123 ; also in Med. form a)path/somai Pl. Phdr. 262a , (e)c-) X. An. 7.3.3 : aor. h)path/qhn Pl. Cri. 52e : pf. h)pa/thmai Th. 5.46 , etc.: (a)pa/th):—cheat, deceive, Il. 19.97 , Od. 17.139 , etc.; cheat one's hopes, Hes. Op. 462 ; oi(=' h)pa/thkas S. Ph. 929 ; kle/mmata . . a)\ to\n pole/mion a)path/sas Th. 5.9 : abs., to be deceptive or fallacious, Arist. Rh. 1376b28 :— Pass. , to be self-deceived, mistaken, Pi. Fr. 182 , S. OT 594 , Pl. Phdr. 262a , etc.; e)/gnwka . . fwto\s h)pathme/nh S. Aj. 807 ; ti/ ga\r ou)k . . e)/rxetai a)ggeli/as a)patw/menon; comes not belied by the result? Id. El. 170 ; a). peri/ ti Arist. Rh. 1368b22 ; peri/ tinos Id. Sens. 442b8 ; a). tau/thn th\n a)pa/thn Id. AP 0.74a6 ; also a)pata=sqai w(s . . to be deceived into thinking that . ., Pl. Prt. 323a .—The compd. e)capata/w is more common, esp. in Hdt. and Att. Prose; the simple Verb is used in LXX Ge. 3.13 , al., but not by Plb. , and is rare in later Greek, Plu. 2.15d . a)pa/teira [pa^], fem. of a)pa/twr, epith. of Isis, POxy. 1380.19 . a)pa/terqe [pa^], before a vowel a)pa/sxol-qen, Adv. apart, aloof, a). de\ qwrh/ssonto Il. 2.587 , cf. Thgn. 1059 , Pi. O. 7.74 . as Prep. c.gen., far away from, a)pa/terqen o(mi/lou Il. 5.445 , cf. Thgn. 1153 ; go/wn a). IG 14.2123 . a)pa^t-eu/w, = a)pata/w , Xenoph. 11 . a)pa^t-ew/n, w=nos, o(, cheat, rogue, Hp. Art. 42 , Democr. 63 , Pl. R. 451a , X. Cyr. 1.6.27 , Epicur. Fr. 236 , etc.:—as Adj., a). lo/gos Max. Tyr. 2.1 . a)pa^/t-h, h(, trick, fraud, deceit, nu=n de\ kakh\n a)pa/thn bouleu/sato Il. 2.114 , cf. 4.168 : in pl., wiles, ou)k a)/r' e)/melles . . lh/cein a)pata/wn, says Athena to Ulysses, Od. 13.294 , cf. Il. 15.31 ; skoliai\ a)pa/tai Pi. Fr. 213 . guile, treachery, a)/tan a)pa/ta| metagnou/s A. Supp. 111 , cf. S. OC 230 ; a)pa/ths dikai/as ou)k a)postatei= qeo/s A. Fr. 301 , cf. Pers. 93 ; a). e)rw/twn S. Ant. 617 ; diabolh\ kai\ a). Antipho 6.7 , etc.; a). eu)preph/s, opp. bi/a e)mfanh/s, Th. 4.86 ; h)\ bi/a| h)\ a)pa/th| 2.39 ; a). lexe/wn a being cheated out of the marriage, S. Ant. 630 ; a)/neu do/lou kai\ a)pa/ths 'without fraud or covin', Hdt. 1.69 ; meta\ sko/tous kai\ a). Pl. Lg. 864c . *)apa/th, personified, Hes. Th. 224 , Luc. Merc.Cond. 42 . beguiling of time, pastime (not Att. , Moer. 65 ), Plb. 4.20.5 ; yuxh=s Dicaearch. 1.1 ; yuxagwgi/ai kai\ a)pa/tai th=s po/lews D.Chr. 32.5 . as name of a plant, f.l. for a)pa/ph (q.v.). a)pa^t-h/lios, on, poet. Adj. guileful, wily, a)path/lia ei)dw/s skilled in wiles, Od. 14.288 ; a). ba/zein ib. 127 ; of a person, Nonn. D. 46.10 , al. a)pa^t-hlogei=n, gloss on gelgiqeu/ein , Hsch. a)pa^t-hlo/s, h/, o/n (os, on Pl. Criti. 107d ), = a)path/lios , Il. 1.526 ; ko/smos Parm. 8.52 ; lo/gou sto/los Emp. 17.26 ; de/spoina X. Oec. 1.20 ; kakou=rgos kai\ a)pathlh/ Pl. Grg. 465b ; a). lo/gos Id. Lg. 892d ; to\ a). e)n lo/gois Id. Cra. 407e ; skiagrafi/a a). producing illusion, Id. Criti. 107d ; strathgo/s App. BC 1.112 ( Sup. ); also, deceptive, opp. gnh/sios, Eus. Mynd. 63 . Adv. -lw=s Iamb. Myst. 3.26 , Poll. 9.135 . a)pa^/t-hma, atos, to/, deceit, stratagem, Aen.Tact. 23.6 ; beguilement, do/chs Gorg. Hel. 10 (pl.); po/qwn AP 7.195 ( Mel. ). a)pa^t-h/mwn, on, gen. onos, = a)path/lios , Orac. ap. Zos. 1.52 . a)pa^t-h/nwr, oros, o(, h(, (a)nh/r) beguiling men, te/xnh Tryph. 137 . epith. of Dionysus, Call. Fr. 36P. a)pa^/t-hsis, ews, h(, beguiling, LXX Ju. 10.4 , Phld. Ir. p.9 W. (pl.), Id. D. 1.16 . a)pa^t-hth/s, ou=, o(, deceiver, Gloss. a)pa^t-htiko/s, h/, o/n, fallacious, of sophistry, Pl. Sph. 240d , 264d , Arist. APo. 80b15 , al.: Comp. -kw/teros more effective in deceiving, X. Eq.Mag. 5.5 . Adv. -kw=s Poll. 4.24 . a)pa/thtos [pa^], on, untrodden, AP 6.51 . not trodden down: hence metaph., unusual, Democr. 131 . a)pa^ti_m-a/zw, = sq., a)phtimasme/nh A. Eu. 95 . a)pa^ti_m-a/w, dishonour greatly, a)phti/mhse Il. 13.113 . a)patm-i/zw, evaporate, a)patmi/zei to\ u(gro/n Arist. Mete. 359a31 , cf. Somn.Vig. 457b31 , PA 653a36 . a)pa/tm-isis, ews, h(, evaporation, Mich. in EN 55.6 . a)/pa_tos, on, (a)/th) immune from punishment, Leg.Gort. 2.1 , al. a)patourgo/n: kwlutiko/n, Hsch. *)apa^tourew/n, w=nos, o(, name of a month, answering to Att. Pyanepsion, CIG 3661 (Cyzicus), IPE 12.47 (Olbia):—written a)patm-iw/n IG 11.203A32 , 53 (Delos, iii B.C.), ib. 12(5).824.33 (Tenos), SIG 169.1 (Iasus): *)apatoriw/n IG 12(7).412 (Amorgos, iii B. C.). *)apa^tou/ria, ta/, the Apaturia, a festival celebrated by the members of fratri/ai at Athens and most Ionic cities, Hdt. 1.147 , And. 1.126 , X. HG 1.7.8 , D. 39.4 , Thphr. Char. 35 , etc. *)apa^touri/a, h(, title of Aphrodite at Troezen, Paus. 2.33.1 :—also *)apatou/rh IPE 2.28 (Panticapaeum); *)apatouria/s ib. 352 (Phanagoria):—also *)apa/touron (leg. -ou/rion) to\ th=s *)afrodi/ths i(ero/n, at Phanagoria, Str. 11.2.10 . (a)- copul., path/r, cf. o(mopa/tores.) a)patri/a ( Ep. a)patm-i/h), h(, exile, CIG 3632 (Ilium). a)/pa^tris, idos, o(, h(, without country, Tz. H. 7.436 . a)pa/tulla [pa^], h(, Dim. of a)pa/th, dub. in Cerc. Oxy. 1082 Fr. 39 . a)pa/twr [pa^], oros, o(, h(, (path/r) without father, of deities, au)topa/twr, a). Orph. H. 10.10 ; a). . . a)mh/twr Nonn. D. 41.53 , cf. Ep.Hebr. 7.3 ; fatherless, orphan, a)oi/kous a)pa/tora/s te S. Tr. 300 ; a)mh/twr a). te E. Ion 109 (lyr.); a). po/tmos Id. IT 864 (lyr.), cf. Vett.Val. 103.35 : neut. pl., a)pa/tora te/kea E. HF 114 (lyr.); disowned by the father, Pl. Lg. 929a : also c. gen., a). e)mou= not having me for a father, S. OC 1383 . of unknown father, like sko/tios , Plu. 2.288e , PGrenf. 2.56.3 (ii A. D.). a)pa/twros, on, = foreg., [ Hes. ] ap.Sch. Il. Oxy. 1087.50 . a)pauai/nw, aor. part. a)paua/nas Orph. Fr. 31.20 :—make to wither away, Thphr. CP 3.10.7 ; parch with thirst, Orph. l. c.:— Pass. , to be withered, Q.S. 1.66 ,al.; cf. a)f-. a)paug-a/zw, flash forth, a)po\ tw=n o)fqalmw=n se/las Hld. 3.4 ; xroia/n, xrw=ma, Id. 4.8 , Philostr. VA 3.8 . Med. , see from far, Call. Del. 125 , 181 . a)pau/g-asma, atos, to/, radiance, effulgence, of light beaming from a luminous body, fwto\s a)i+di/ou LXX Wi. 7.26 ; do/chs Ep.Hebr. 1.3 , cf. Ph. 1.337 , al., Hld. 5.27 , Dam. ap. Simp. in Ph. 775.15 . a)paug-asmo/s, o(, efflux of light, radiance, effulgence, Plu. 2.83d , 934d . a)paugh/s, e/s, bright, Hsch. a)paud-a/w, forbid, abs., e)gw\ d' a)paudw= g' S. Ph. 1293 ; freq. folld. by mh/ c. inf., to\n a)/ndr' a)phu/da . . ste/ghs mh\ e)/cw parh/kein Id. Aj. 741 ; to\n a)/ndr' a)paudw= th=sde gh=s . . mh\ ei)sde/xesqai/ tina Id. OT 236 , cf. E. Rh. 934 , Supp. 468 , Ar. Eq. 1072 : with implied neg., a). e)ci/stasqai mu/staisi xoroi=s Id. Ra. 369 . decline, refuse, ou)/koun a)pauda=n dunato/n e)sti/ moi po/nous E. Supp. 342 ; renounce, nei=kos a). Theoc. 22.129 ; say no, APl. 4.299 . to be wanting towards, fail, fi/loisi E. Andr. 87 : hence abs., fail, of wood, Thphr. HP 5.6.1 ; a). pro\s to\ peri/paton Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.21.11 ; become speechless, of hysterical patients, Hp. Mul. 1.74 , cf. Ps.- Luc. Philopatr. 18 ; a). ta\ mant ei=a the oracles are dumb, Plu. 2.431b ; faint, fail, Thphr. Char. 8.14 ; a). u(po\ limou= Luc. Luct. 24 ; ko/pw| Babr. 7.8 ; po/nois AP 5.167 ; die (of patients), Herod. Med. in Rh.Mus. 58.80 . a)pau/d-hsis, ews, h(, exhaustion, Agathin. ap. Orib. 10.7.10 . a)pauqa_dia/zontes: megalofronou=ntes, AB 419 , Hsch. , Suid. :— Med. , -ia/zomai, = sq., Phlp. in Mete. 7.35 ; reject boldly, Hld. 7.19 . a)pauqa_di/zomai, speak or act boldly, Pl. Ap. 37a ; freq. in late Prose, in bad sense, Ph. 2.441 ; me/xri panto/s J. BJ 3.7.11 , cf. Plu. 2.766c , Them. Or. 10.131d , 135a , 23.290c . a)pauqhmeri/zw, do on the same day; esp. go or return the same day, ei)s to\ strato/pedon X. An. 5.2.1 ; e)k *pi/shs ei)s *ai)/ginan Ael. VH 9.2 . a)paulei=sqai: to\ mh\ proaulei=n kata\ tro/pon, Hsch. a)pau/lia, wn, ta/, (au)lh/) sleeping alone, esp. the night before the wedding, when the bridegroom slept alone in the father-in-law's house, Poll. 3.39 ; cf. e)pau/lia:— EM 119.14 is confused. a)paul-i/zomai, aor. -huli/sqhn, sleep or live away from, th=s po/lews D.H. 8.87 ; a)po\ th=s nu/mfhs Poll. 3.39 . a)paul-ismo/s, o(, seems to be used of a moon-stroke or fit caused by sleeping in the moonlight, Poet. de herb. 173 . a)paul-isth/rios, a, on, belonging to the a)pau/lia, a). xlani/s a garment presented on this day, Poll. 3.40 . a)/paulos, on, lying alone, Hsch. a)paulo/su^nos, on, away from the au)lh/, AP 6.221 ( Leon. ). a)pauca/nomai, pf. part. a)phuchme/nos in 'irrational' proportion to the xro/noi prw=toi, Gal. 8.913 . a)pau/chsis, ews, h(, decrease: hence, disesteem, pi/ptein ei)s a). Longin 7.3 . a)paura/w, v. a)pou/ras. a)pauri/skomai, derive nourishment, a)po\ th=s i)kma/dos Hp. Nat.Puer. 26 . a)pausti/, Adv. of sq., unceasing, incessant, D.C. 37.46 . a)pausti/as: paraxu/tas, Hsch. a)/paustos, on, unceasing, never-ending, Parm. 8.27 ; ai)w/n A. Supp. 574 (lyr.); bi/os Pl. Ti. 36e ; a)/ta S. Aj. 1187 (lyr.); a)/. kai\ a)qa/natos fora/ Pl. Cra. 417c , etc. Adv. -tws Arist. Mu. 391b18 , Corn. ND 34 . not to be stopped or assuaged, insatiable, di/ya Th. 2.49 ; gna/qoi Antiph. 237.4 ; e)piqumi/h xrhma/twn Eus.Mynd. 1 . c. gen., never ceasing from, go/wn E. Supp. 82 (lyr.).—Cf. a)/pautos. a)pauti/ka, Adv. strengthd. for au)ti/ka, on the spot, dub. l. in D.C. 40.15 a)pautoma^ti/zw, do a thing of oneself, Plu. 2.717b ; produce spontaneously, Ph. 1.36 :— Pass. , Id. 2.182 :— Act. , intr., occur spontaneously, Id. 1.571 ; -i/zousa fora/ ib. 387 ; of the menses, Orib. 7.20.1 . a)pautomole/w, go of one's own accord, desert, Th. 7.75 ; pro/s tina D.H. Orat.Vett. 2 ; tino/s D.C. 36.17 . a)/pautos, on, unceasing, Thphr. Metaph. 5 ; cf. a)/paustos. a)pauxeni/zw, cut off by the neck, D.S. 34.2.22 . tau=ron a). tame a bull by forcing back his neck, Philostr. Her. 12b , cf. Philostr. Jun. Im. 2 . shake off the yoke from the neck, get free by struggling, Phld. Lib. p.34 O., Ph. 1.305 . a)pafi/nion, to/, stone kneading-trough ( Lacon. ), Hsch. a)pa^fi/skw, cheat, beguile, mostly in compos. with para/ and e)c:— of the simple word Hom. has only a)pafi/skei Od. 11.217 : aor. opt. a)pa/foito in act. sense, 23.216 :—later, a)pa/fh| APl. 4.108 ( Jul. ); a)pafw/n Opp. H. 3.444 ; h)/pafes, h)/pafe, Q.S. 3.49 , Nonn. D. 5.512 : aor. 1 a)pa/fhse ib. 8.129 , Q.S. 13.280 , 2 sg. a)pa/fhsas 3.502 . a)pafo/s: e)/poy, Hsch. a)pafou/listor: stafuli=nos ( Lacon. ), Hsch. a)pafri/zw, skim, esp. of honey, Gp. 8.29 and 32 , Orib. 5.33.4 :— Pass. , Gal. 6.283 , Gp. 8.27.2 , Philagr. ap. Orib. 5.21.1 . a)pa/xeia [pa^], h(, thinness, Eust. 641.33 . a)pa^xh/s, e/s, without thickness or solidity, Eust. 641.35 . a)paxluo/omai, have blurred vision, Aret. SD 2.3 . a)paxlu/w, free from darkness, Q.S. 1.79 . a)/pa^xos, on, paraphrase of nearo/s, f.l. in Procl. Par.Ptol. 43 . a)pa^xu^ri/zw, (a)/xuron) winnow, Sch. Nic. Th. 114 . a)peggua^li/zw, give up, deliver again, Hsch. a)pegnwsme/nws, Adv. pf. part. Pass. of a)pogignw/skw, desperately, Plu. Nic. 21 . a)peda^no/s, o/n, = h)pedano/s , Hsch. s. h. v. a)pe/desqai, a)pedh/doka, v. a)pesqi/w. a)pedi/zw, (a)/pedos) level, h)pe/dizon th\n a)kro/polin Clitod. 22 . a)pe/di_los, on, unshod, A. Pr. 135 , Nonn. D. 5.407 , al.:—also a)paul-di/lwtos, on, Call. Cer. 124 . a)pedopoie/w, v. a)peidopoie/w. a)/pedos, on, (a)- copul., pe/don) level, flat, xw/rh Hdt. 1.110 , cf. 9.25 , 102 , Th. 7.78 , X. Cyn. 6.9 :—Subst. a)/pedon, to/, flat surface, Hdt. 4.62 . a)/pezos, on, (pe/za) footless, Lyc. 629 . a)peqi/zw, disaccustom, timwri/ais a). tina/ Aeschin. 1.58 : c. inf., a). mh\ poiei=n accustom or teach not to do something, ib. 152 ; tino/s tina Philostr. VS 1.25 ; tino\s to\ sw=ma Epicur. Fr. 458 , cf. Gal. 16.141 : pf. part. a)peiqikw/s Plu. Alex. 40 :— Pass. , a)teiqisme/nos J. BJ 5.13.4 . a)peqiste/on, one must disuse, unteach, Gp. 14.7.5 . a)pei=don, inf. a)pi^dei=n, aor. 2 with no pres. in use, a)fora/w being used instead:— look away from other things at, and so simply, look at, pro/s or e)/s ti Th. 7.71 , Luc. DMar. 9.2 , al.; po/rrwqen a)pidei=n Timocl. 21 . look away from, and so, despise, Plu. 2.1070f (dub.l.). (In later Greek a)f-, a)fi/dw Ep.Phil. 2.23 .) a)peidopoie/w, construct according to a pattern, Inscr.Milet. (Haussoullier p.163 ), in form a)peidopoih/qh; but more prob. from a)pedopoie/w, make flat, smooth, katece/sqh to\ u(pe/rquron kai\ a). a)peiq-arxi/a, h(, disobedience to command, Antipho Soph. 72 , D.C. Fr. 57.17 . a)pei/q-eia, h(, disobedience, X. Mem. 3.5.5 , D.H. 9.41 , Arr. Epict. 3.24.24 ; ui(oi\ th=s a)peiqei/as Ep.Eph. 5.7 ; later a)peiqi/a, h(, BGU 747ii14 (ii A.D.), etc., Gloss. a)peiq-e/w, Att. form of a)pi^qe/w (though even Trag. preferred a)piste/w, q.v. 11 ), to be disobedient, refuse compliance, A. Ag. 1049 ; opp. pei/qomai, Pl. Phdr. 271b : freq. c. dat., disobey, ou)k a)peiqh/sas qew=| E. Or. 31 ; a). a(/ma no/mw| kai\ tw=| qew=| Pl. Lg. 741d , etc.; ta\ mega/la a). tini/ in great matters, Id. R. 538b ; a). tai=s e)nexurasi/ais not to abide by them, Id. Lg. 949d : later c. gen., yafi/smatos GDI 3705.111 (Cos); e)ntolw=n LXX Jo. 5.6 . of animals, X. Cyr. 7.5.62 ; of ships, toi=s oi)/acin a). D.S. 13.46 . of a woman, refuse compliance, Aristaenet. 2.20 . a)pei/qh, a)pei/qhsan, Ion. aor. 1 Pass. of a)fi/hmi. a)peiqh/nios, on, disobedient, BGU 747i6 (ii A.D.). a)peiqh/s, e/s, disobedient, S. Fr. 45 ; a). toi=s no/mois Pl. Lg. 936b ; of ships, toi=s kubernh/tais a)peiqeste/ras ta\s nau=s parei=xon less obedient to them, Th. 2.84 , cf. D.C. 50.29 ( Comp. ), Orph. A. 247 ; stra/teuma X. Eq. 3.6 ; of horses, Id. Eq.Mag. 1.3 ; a)peiqe/a teu/xein work disobedience, Call. Dian. 66 . Adv. a)peiqw=s, e)/xein pro/s tina Pl. R. 391b . unbelieving, Nonn. D. 8.306 . of things, inflexible, rigid, ke/ntron Ael. NA 1.55 ; sidh/rou kai\ a)da/mantos a)peiqe/steroi Ph. 2.87 ; o)do/ntes a). unyielding, Opp. C. 2.511 ; xw=ros a). impracticable, of Hades, Hermesian. 7.3 ; di/kh a). *neme/sews IG 4.444 . Act. , not persuasive, incredible, mu=qos Thgn. 1235 ; uninviting, pro\s th\n geu=sin Hices. ap. Ath. 3.87b , c; th\n geu=sin Id. 323a ; of places, difficult of access, Ael. Fr. 120 . a)peik-a/zw, fut. -a/somai X. Mem. 3.11.1 , -a/sw Plu. 2.1135a :— Pass. , aor. a)peika/sqhn E. El. 979 , Pl. Cra. 419d : fut. -asqh/somai Them. Or. 2.33a : pf. a)pei/kasmai Pl. Cra. 420d (on the augment v. ei)ka/zw ):—form from a model, represent, express, copy, of painters, a). ta\ kala\ tw=n zw/|wn Isoc. 1.11 ; to\ so\n xrw=ma kai\ sxh=ma Pl. Cra. 432b , cf. Criti. 107d , 107e ; dia\ xrwma/twn a). X. Mem. 3.10.1 ; xrw/masi kai\ sxh/masin Arist. Po. 1447a19 : metaph., a). e(auto/n tini conform oneself to . ., Pl. R. 396d :— Pass. , become like, resemble, tini/ ib. 563a , Cra. 419c ; a)peikasqei\s qew=| in a god's likeness, E. El. 979 . express by a comparison, e)/xoim' a)\n au)to\ mh\ kakw=s a)peika/sai S. Fr. 149.2 , cf. Pl. Tht. 169b ; oi(=os ga\r *)axilleu\s e)ge/neto a)peika/seien a)/n tis *brasi/dan Id. Smp. 221c ; to\ qa/llein th\n au)/chn moi dokei= a)peika/zein th\n tw=n ne/wn the word qa/llein seems to express the growth . ., Id. Cra. 414a ; a). dia\ tou= r(w= to express by the sound of r(, ib. 426e :— Pass. , to be copied or expressed by likeness toi=s u(po\ tw=n ka/tw a)peikasqei=si Id. R. 511a ; ta\ a)/lla a)pei/rgasto ei)s o(moio/thta w(=|per (sc. tou/tou w(=|) a)peika/zeto Id. Ti. 39e ; a). pro/s ti to be copied in reference to . ., i. e. from . ., ib. 29c . liken, compare with, tini/ ti E. Supp. 146 , Pl. Phd. 76e , Grg. 493b , Smp. 221d , al.; ou) toiou=to/n e)stin w(| su\ a)peika/zeis not such [as that] to which you compare it, Id. Phd. 92b :— Pass. , to be likened or compared, a)/rxousin Id. Lg. 905e , al.; [ to\ a)nagkai=on] a)pei/kastai th=| porei/a| Id. Cra. 420d ; [to\ yeu=dos] a)pei/kastai toi=s kaqeu/dousi ib. 421b . w(s a)peika/sai, = w(s e)peika/s ai , as one may guess, to conjecture, S. OC 16 , Tr. 141 , E. Or. 1298 . imagine, a). xeirw/sesqai (-asqai codd.) th\n *spa/rthn D.S. 15.65 . a)peik-a^si/a, h(, representation, mi/mhsis kai\ a). Pl. Lg. 668b , Criti. 107b , Hierocl in CA 27p.484M. a)pei/k-asma, atos, to/, copy, representation, Pl. Cra. 402d , 420c . a)peik-asmo/s, o(, representation, Porph. Abst. 4.7 . a)peik-aste/on, one must represent as like, tina/ tini Pl. Phdr. 270e ; a)peilhtika\ ta\ o)/mmata a). X. Mem. 3.10.8 ; one must compare, ti/ tini Plot. 5.6.4 , cf. Men. Rh. p.349 S. a)peikon-i/zw, (ei)kw/n) represent in a statue, AP 12.56 ( Mel. ); express, yuxh=| ka/llos ib. 127 ( Mel. ); generally, represent, Porph. Sent. 44 :— Pass. , to be modelled, Ph. 1.106 , al.; to be described, 1.561 . Med. , reflect, symbolize, th\n [tw=n a)porrh/twn] du/namin Procl. in Alc. p.25 C., cf. Inst. 209 , Aristaenet. 2.5 . a)peiko/n-isma, atos, to/, = a)pei/kasma , Socr. Ep. 20 , Ph. 1.4 , al., BMus.Inscr. 481 *. 24 (Ephesus, ii A.D.), Phlp. inPh. 316.24 . a)peiko/tws, a)peikw/s, v. a)pe/oika. a)peile/w (A), Elean a)povhle/w, keep away, a)po\ tw= bwmw= GDI 1159 , cf. 1150 ; a)po\ mantei/as 1154 :— Pass. , e)s a)pori/hn a)peilhqei/s or a)peilhme/nos brought into great straits, Hdt. 1.24 , 2.141 ; e)s a)nagkai/hn a)peilhme/nos Id. 8.109 ; a)peilhqe/ntes e)s steino/n forced into narrow compass, Id. 9.34 . unroll, roll off, Hero Aut. 5.5 . a)peile/w (B), 3 dual impf. Act. a)peilh/thn, Ep. for h)peilei/thn, Od. 11.313 : later Ep. pres. a)peilei/w Musae. 122 , Nonn. D. 20.204 :— hold out either in the way of promise or threat, and therefore: sts. in good sense, promise, ou)d' h)pei/lhsen a)/nakti . . r(e/cein kleith\n e(kato/mbhn Il. 23.863 , cf. 872 ; also, boast or brag, w(/s pot' a)peilh/sei 8.150; h)= me\n a)pei/lhsas bhta/rmonas ei)=nai a)ri/stous Od. 8.383 , cf. Jul. Or. 2.57a . commonly in bad sense, threaten, in Hom. either abs., as Il. 2.665 , Od. 21.368 : or (more freq.) c. dat. pers., ib. 20.272 , etc.: c.acc. cogn., ai)=ya d' a)nasta\s h)pei/lhsen mu=qon spake a threatening speech, Il. 1.388 ; a)peila\s a)., v. a)peilh/; dei/n' a)peilh/swn e)/ph E. Supp. 542 : freq. with neut. Pron. or Adj., a). to/ge qumw=| Il. 15.212 ; tau=ta, polla\ a)., Hdt. 7.18 , 1.111 , Th. 8.33 , etc.; pu/rgois a). deina/ A. Th. 426 ; tou=t' a)peilh/sas e)/xeis S. OC 817 . with acc. of the thing threatened, qa/naton a). o(\s a)\n . . Hdt. 4.81 ; ci/fos Plu. Pomp. 47 ; zhmi/as a). kata/ tinos Id. Cam. 39 ; h)pei/lhsan tou\s a)/rxontas threatened them with the prefects, Lib. Or. 47.7 . dependent clauses were added in fut. inf., ge/ras . . a)fairh/sesqai a)peilei=s Il. 1.161 , cf. 15.179 , Od. 11.313 ; sfe/as . . a)pei/lee e)ktri/yein Hdt. 6.37 ; a). dra/sein ti E. Med. 287 ; a). a)poktenei=n Lys. 3.28 : rarely in pres. inf., h)p. . . e(lke/men Il. 9.682 : after Hom. in aor. inf., X. Mem. 3.5.4 , HG 5.4.7 , Theoc. 24.16 . a). o(/ti . ., w(s . ., Ar. Pl. 88 , X. An. 5.5.22 , etc.; a). tini/, ei) mh/ . . Id. Cyr. 4.5.12 . Pass. , a)peilou=mai, of persons, to be terrified by threats, Id. Smp. 4.31 . of things, ta\ a)peilhqe/nta, = a)peilai/ , Pl. Lg. 823c . later in Med. , with aor. 1 -hsa/mhn App. BC 3.29 , Polyaen. 7.35.2 : c. inf., forbid with threats, a)peilhsw/meqa au)toi=s mhke/ti lalei=n Act.Ap. 4.17 . a)peil-h/, h(, mostly in pl., boastful promises, boasts, pou= toi a)peilai\ a(\s . . u(pi/sxeo oi)nopota/zwn; Il. 20.83 ; me/xri tw=n a)peilw=n gennai=os Lib. Or. 59.118 , cf. Eust. 704.28 . commonly in pl., threats, pou= toi a)peilai\ oi)/xontai ta\s *trwsi\n a)pei/leon ui(=es *)axaiw=n; Il. 13.219 ; ou)de\ . . lh/qet' a)peila/wn ta\s a)ntiqe/w| *)odush=i prw=ton e)phpei/lhsen Od. 13.126 , cf. Il. 16.200 , Hdt. 6.32 ; eu)qu/nein a)peilai=s kai\ plhgai=s Pl. Prt. 325d , cf. A. Pr. 175 (lyr.): in sg., S. Ant. 753 , Th. 4.126 ; a)peilh=s e(/neka toi=s e)n tw=| *tarta/rw| Arist. APo. 94b33 . of threatening conditions, a). pnigmou= Alex.Aphr. Pr. 2.60 ; ta\ e)n a)peilh=| a)posth/mata Heras ap. Gal. 13.815 ; of storms, J. BJ 1.21.5 , Ael. NA 7.7 . a)pei/l-hma, atos, to/, = a)peilh/ , S. OC 660 (pl.). a)pei/l-hsis, ews, h(, threat, Phld. Herc. 1251.8 . a)peil-hth/r, h=ros, o(, threatener, boaster, Il. 7.96 , Call. Del. 69 , AP 6.95 ( Antiph. ): as Adj., Nonn. D. 4.378 ,al.:—fem. a)peil-h/teira, ib. 2.257 . a)peil-hth/rios, a, on, of or for threatening, lo/goi Hdt. 8.112 . a)peil-hth/s, ou=, d, = a)peilhth/r , D.S. 5.31 , J. BJ 1.10.4 . a)peil-htiko/s, h/, o/n, = a)peilhth/rios, r(h/seis Pl. Phdr. 268c ; no/mima Id. Lg. 823c ; o)/mmata X. Mem. 3.10.8 . Adv. -kw=s Phryn. PS p.61 B. a)pei/llw, v. a)pi/llw. a)/peimi (A), (ei)mi/ sum), impf. a)ph=n (later a)ph/mhn POxy. 1204.23 (iii A.D.)), 2 sg. a)ph=sqa S. Ph. 379 ; Ep. a)pe/hn Il. 20.7 , 3 pl. a)/pesan ib. 10.357 : fut. a)pe/somai Ar. Nu. 887 ; Ep. a)pe/ssomai Od. 8.150 , 3 sg. a)pessei=tai ib. 19.302 :—to be away or far from, c. gen., o(ppo/te pa/trhs h(=s a)pe/h|sin a)nh/r ib. 169 , cf. 20.155 ,al.; e)a\n d' a)ph=| tou/twn to\ xai/rein S. Ant. 1169 ; a). a)po\ tw=n i)di/wn Th. 1.141 : c. dat., fi/loisin E. Med. 179 (lyr.), cf. Tr. 393 , Hdt. 4.1 , Th. 2.61 , etc.: but mostly, abs., to be away or absent, and of things, to be wanting, oi(/ t' o)/ntes oi(/ t' a)po/ntes, i.e. all that are, every one, S. Ant. 1109 ; ta\s ou)/sas te/ mou kai\ ta\s a)pou/sas e)lpi/das Id. El. 306 ; of the dead, v.l. in E. Hec. 312 ; tou= qeou= a)peo/ntos the god not being counted, Hdt. 6.53 :—in 3 pl. impf., a)ph=san and a)ph=|san are freq. confused in codd., as in Th. 4.42 . a)/peimi (B), (ei)=mi ibo), serving as fut. of a)pe/rxomai: inf. a)pie/nai, in AP 11.404 ( Lucill. ) a)pi/nai:—go away, depart, Od. 17.593 , al.; ou)k a)/pei; = a)/piqi , begone, S. OT 431 ; a)piw\n oi)/xesqai D. 18.65 , Isoc. 17.43 ; oi( pre/sbeis peri\ tw=n spondw=n a)ph=|san Th. 4.39 ; of soldiers, a)pi/asi ou)deni\ ko/smw| will retreat, Hdt. 8.60 .g/; a). pro\s basile/a desert to him, X. An. 1.9.29 ; a). pa/lin return, ib. 1.4.7 , cf. 15 ; a)/pite e)pi\ ta\ u(me/tera au)tw=n return to your homes, Hdt. 6.97 ; a)/pimen oi)/kade Ar. V. 255 ; a)ph=|san e)p' oi)/kou Th. 5.36 ; ei)s th\n patri/da Arr. Epict. 2.23.36 ; of the Nile, recede. Hdt. 2.108 ; a). e)pi/ ti go in quest of . ., X. Cyr. 7.5.80 ; mhno\s a)pio/ntos, for the common fqi/nontos, Decr. ap. D. 18.37 , CIG 3658 (Cyzicus); die, Luc. Tim. 15 , Philostr. Im. 2.9 . c. acc. cogn., pollh\n kai\ traxei=an a)pie/nai (sc. o(do/n) Pl. Phdr. 272c . to be discharged, Hp. Mul. 8 , al. a)pei=pon, inf. a)peipei=n, Ep. a)po^eipei=n, a)po^eipe/men, and part. a)poeipw/n, i.e. a)poveipw/n, Il. 19.35 , etc.: less freq. aor. I a)pei=pa Hdt. 3.153 , S. Ant. 405 : fut. in use is a)perw=, pf. a)pei/rhka, mostly in signf. IV. 3 :— Med. , aor. I a)peipa/mhn Hdt. 1.59 , 5.56 , Arist. EN 1163b19 , but never in correct Att. :— Pass. , fut. a)porrhqh/somai Lys. 22.14 : aor. a)perrh/qhn Pl. Lg. 929a , D. 33.21 :—pres. and impf. are supplied by a)pauda/w, a)po/fhmi, and in Att. Prose by a)pagoreu/w:—speak out, tell out, declare, mu=qon Il. 9.309 , cf. 431 ; a)ggeli/hn 7.416 ; a)lhqei/hn 23.361 ; e)fhmosu/nhn Od. 16.340 ; mnhsth/ressin a)peipe/men (prob. mnhsth=rs' a)poeipe/men) to give them full notice, ib. 1.91 ; a)phlege/ws a)poeipei=n Il. 9.309 , cf. Od. 1.373 ; r(h=sin a)pere/onta to deliver a verbal message, Hdt. 1.152 : in aor. Med. , a)pei/pasqai qana/tw| zhmiou=n tou\s pleusome/nous Arist. Mir. 837a2 . deny, refuse, u(po/sxeo kai\ kata/neuson, h)\ a)po/eip' Il. 1.515 , cf. 9.510 , 675 ; su/mfaqi h)\ a)/peipe Pl. R. 523a : c. acc., boh/qeian Plu. Tim. 2 . forbid (cf. a)pagoreu/w 1 ), freq. in Prose, a). tini mh\ poiei=n forbid one to do, tell him not to do, Hdt. 1.155 , S. OC 1760 , Ar. Av. 556 ; also without mh/, Plb. 2.52.8 : with inf. omitted, a)peipw\n ei)/rgei mela/qrwn A. Ag. 1333 , cf. S. Ant. 405 ; a). tini/ ti forbid him the use of it, Arist. Pol. 1264a21 :— Pass. , a)peirh=sqai ga/r oi( . . mhdeni\ e)pideiknu/nai Hdt. 6.61 ; to\ a)peirhme/non a forbidden thing, Id. 3.52 , Antipho 3.2.7 ; a)pei/rhtai de\ tou=to tw=| no/mw| Xenarch. 7.7 ; a)peirhme/non, abs., contrary to orders, Arist. Rh. 1373b10 . renounce, disown, give up, c. acc. rei, a). mh=nin Il. 19.35 ; and not seldom in Prose, as ei)/te . . a)pere/ousi . . th\n summaxi/hn Hdt. 7.205 ; a)peipei=n . . khru/kwn u(/po . . patrw/|an e(sti/an renounce it by public proclamation, E. Alc. 737 ; to\n ui(o\n u(po\ kh/rukos a). Pl. Lg. 928d ; po/nous E. HF 1354 ; proceni/an Th. 5.43 , 6.89 ; o(mili/an Lys. 8.6 ; tau=ta me\n ou)=n a)pei/poi tis a)/n D. 21.113 ; a). th\n strathgi/an to resign it, X. An. 7.1.41 ; th\n a)rxh/n Arist. Pol. 1272b5 ; e)lpi/das Plb. 14.9.6 ; a). gunai=ka divorce her, Plu. Luc. 38 :—in Pass. , ai( spondai\ ou)k a)pei/rhnto had not been renounced, remained in force, Th. 5.48 ; ta\s sponda\s me/llein a)porrhqh/sesqai Lys. 22.14 :—in Med. , a)pei/pasqai pai=da Hdt. 1.59 ; summaxi/hn 4.120 , 125 ; fili/an Plb. 33.10.5 ; a). o)/yin averruncare, Hdt. 5.56 ; a). ui(o/n, pate/ra, Arist. EN 1163b19 ; a)poveipa/qqw (Cret. for a)peipa/sqw) let him renounce the inheritance, Leg.Gort. 11.11 ; a). gnw/mas withdraw, retract them, Plu. Caes. 8 . refuse, c. inf., Nonn. D. 4.30 . intr., fail, tire, sink from exhaustion, e)pei\ d' a)pei=pe S. Tr. 789 , cf. Ar. Pax 306 , Pl. Phdr. 228b , etc.; a)peirhko\s sw=ma Antipho 5.93 ; gh= a)peirhkui=a Thphr. CP 3.20.3 ; ou) ga/r pou a)perou=me/n ge/ pw shall not give in yet, Pl. Tht. 200d ; e(/ws a)\n a)pei/pwsin D. 54.25 , cf. 27 ; oi( dia\ to\n xro/non a)peirhko/tes Arist. Pol. 1329a33 ; ou)d' a)pei=pen . . fa/tis was not unfulfilled, A. Th. 840 . c. dat. pers., fail or be wanting to one, ou)k a). fi/lois E. Med. 459 . c. dat. rei, fail or fall short in a thing, a)peirhko/twn de\ xrh/masi now that they are bankrupt, D. 3.8 ; a). sw/masi Isoc. 4.92 , Lycurg. 40 ; but, a). kakoi=s, a)/lgei, give way to, sink under them, E. Or. 91 , Hec. 942 ; a). u(po\ plh/qous kakw=n X. HG 6.3.15 . a). pro\s to\n fo/non to be tired of butchery, Plu. Cam. 18 ; a). e)n toi=s dra/masi Antiph. 191 , 14 . c. pres. part., a). talaipwrou/menai Ar. Lys. 778 ; fe/rontes a)perou=sin they will be tired of paying, Th. 1.121 ; a). le/gwn give over speaking, Pl. Lg. 769e ; a)peirh/kh ta\ o)/nta skopw=n I had failed to . ., Id. Phd. 99d , etc. a)peir-a^ga^qe/w, act without right knowledge, Paul.Aeg. 6.50 . a)peir-a^ga^qi/a, h(, ignorance of goodness, folly, Hierocl. p.54 A. a)peir-a/ga^qos, on, unacquainted with goodness, foolish, LXX Es. 8.13 . Adv. -qws D.S. 15.40 . *)apeirai=os, a, on, Apeiraean, and *)apei/rhqen, Adv. from Apeire, both in Od. 7.8 , 9 grh=u+s *)apeirai/h . ., th/n pot' *)apei/rhqen ne/es h)/gagon. Apeire seems to be Limitless-land (from a)/peiros B), an imaginary place; Hsch. expl. by h)peirwtikh/. a)peira/kis, Adv., (a)/peiros B) times without number, Arist. Ph. 193a28 , Xen. 975a26 , Plu. 2.426e ; polla/kis, ma=llon d' a). Arist. Pol. 1329b27 ; ou)x a(/pac ou)de\ di\s a)ll' a). Id. Cael. 270b19 , cf. Phld. D. 3 Fr. 35 ; a)peira/kis a)/peiros Ph. 1.499 , Dam. Pr. 21 . a)pei/randros, on, that has not known man, Hsch. s.v. mnhsth/. a)pei/rastos, on, incapable of being tempted, kakw=n Ep.Jac. 1.13 . without experience, tw=n a)boulh/twn Alciphr. 3.37 . not experienced, Gal. 13.459 ; untried, te/xnh Phld. Rh. 1.45 S. a)pei/ra_tos, on, Dor. and Att. for a)pei/rhtos. a)pei/ra^tos, on, (-ṇ-tos, cf. peirai/nw) impenetrable, Pi. O. 6.54 . = a)/peiros (B), v.l. in Hp. Flat. 3 , dub. in Dam. Pr. 107 . a)peira^xw=s, Adv. in an infinite number of ways, Plu. 2.732f , Procl. in Prm. p.581 S. a)pei/rga^qon, Ep. a)poe/rgaqon (also a)perg- Hsch. ), poet. aor. 2 of a)pei/rgw:—keep away, *phlei/wna do/lw| a)poe/rgaqe laou= Il. 21.599 ; r(a/kea mega/lhs a)poe/rgaqe ou)lh=s he pushed back the rags from the scar, Od, 21.221 ; h)\n mh/ m' o( krai/nwn th=sde gh=s a)peirga/qh| S. OC 862 . a)pei/rgw, Ion. and Ep. a)pe/rgw, in Hom. also a)poe/rgw (i.e. a)pove/rgw), also a)pee/rgei Hsch. : fut. a)pei/rcw: aor. a)pei/rgaqon (q.v.); aor. also a)pei=rca S. Aj. 1280 , Th. 4.37 , etc.:— Pass. , pf. inf. a)pei=rxqai Phld. Mus. p.19 K.:—keep away from, debar from, c. gen., o( de\ *trw=as . . ai)qou/shs a)pe/ergen Il. 24.238 ; sfe/as qusie/wn a)pe/rcai Hdt. 2.124 ; a). po/lews zugo/n A. Th. 471 ; e)gw/ sf' a)pei/rgw . . xara=s S. Aj. 51 (dub. sens.); ou)k e)/stin o(/te a)pei/rgome/n tina . . maqh/matos h)\ qea/matos Th. 2.39 , cf. 3.45 ; no/mwn h(ma=s a)pei/rgeis; do you exclude us from their benefit? Ar. V. 467 ; dei/pnou a). tina/ Cratin. 57 ; a). tina\ a)po/ tinos Hdt. 9.68 :— Med. like Act. , i(ke/thn a)pei/rgetai A. Ch. 569 ; but also, keep one's hands off, keep away from, ce/nou Pl. Lg. 879d . keep from doing, prevent ( a)pei/rgw to\n boulo/menon e)nergei=n ti, a)nei/rgw to\n a)rca/menon AB 1331 ), c. acc. et inf., au)ga\s a)pei/rcw sh\n pro/soyin ei)sidei=n S. Aj. 70 , cf. E. Rh. 432 , Antiph. 126 ; mh\ poiei=n E. Hel. 1559 ; a). ti mh\ gi/gnesqai Pl. Lg. 837d :— Pass. , to be debarred from doing, a(/ptesqai/ tinos Id. Prm. 148e . c. acc., keep back, keep off, ward off, mikro\s de\ li/qos me/ga ku=m' a)poe/rgei Od. 3.296 ; a)po\ pa/mpan ei)/rgontes (sc. tou\s polemi/ous) Pi. O. 13.59 ; ti/s tau=t' a)pei=rcen; S. Aj. 1280 ; no/sous a). E. Ion 1013 : abs., a)ll' a)pei/rgoi qeo/s God forfend! S. Aj. 949 ; o(/pou mh) . . kau=ma a)pei/rgei Pl. Ti. 22e , etc. no/mos ou)dei\s a)pei=rge checked them, Th. 2.53 , cf. Democr. 259 ; th\n bi/aion trofh\n a). prohibit it, Arist. Pol. 1338b41 :— Pass. , fugh=| a)peirgo/menos X. HG 1.4.15 . to\ a)pergme/non the old bed of the Nile laid dry by barring or damming off the river, Hdt. 2.99 ; o( a)gkw\n . . w(s a)pergme/nos r(e/h| dammed off, ibid. part, divide, separate, o(/qi klhi\+s a)poe/rgei au) xe/na te sth=qo/s te Il. 8.325 :—and so, bound, skirt, of seas and rivers, etc., o( *(/alus e)/nqen me\n *kappado/kas a)pe/rgei, e)c eu)wnu/mou de\ *paflago/nas Hdt. 1.72 ; pro\s borh=n a)/nemon o( *kerameiko\s ko/lpos a)pe/rgei ib. 174 , cf. 204 , 2.99 , 4.55 . of travellers, e)poreu/eto e)n a)risterh=| me\n a)pe/rgwn (*poi/teion po/lin ktl. keeping Rhoeteium on the left . ., Id. 7.43 ; e)k decih=s xeiro\s to\ *pa/ggaion o)/ros a). ib. 112 , cf. 109 , 8.35 . shut up, confine, ai( e)sxatiai\ th\n a)/llhn xw/rhn e)nto\s a). Id. 3.116 ; a)pergme/non e)n th=| a)kropo/lei Id. 1.154 , cf. 5.64 ; e)n tw=| i(rw=| Id. 6.79 . a)peire/sios, a, on, boundless, immense, gai=a, o)i+zu/s, Il. 20.58 , Od. 11.621 ; dh=ris Batr. 4 ; countless, a)/nqrwpoi polloi/, a)peire/sioi Od. 19.174 , cf. Hes. Fr. 134.4 , Theoc. 25.100 ; o)/rniqes Simon. 40 ; a). ei)=dos untold beauty, Hes. Fr. 33 ; once in Trag., a). po/noi S. Aj. 928 (lyr.): neut. as Adv., Q.S. 2.179 , 3.386 . (Like a)perei/sios, by metrical lengthening for *a)pere/sios; root per- in pei=rar, a)/peiros B. ) *)apei/rhqen, v. *)apeirai=os. a)pei/rhka, v. a)pei=pon. a)pei/rhtos, Dor. and Att. a)pei/ra_tos, on, also h, on h.Ven. 133 ; without trial, and so: Act. , without making trial of, without making an attempt upon, c. gen., a)pei/rhtos . . staqmoi=o, of a lion, Il. 12.304 : abs., making no attempt or venture, Pi. I. 4(3).30 . without trial or experience of, unknowing of, filo/thtos h.Ven. l. c., cf. J. BJ 3.4.1 , Plu. 2.681c , etc.; strato\n mhd' a)pei/raton kalw=n Pi. O. 11 ( 10 ). 18 ; a)llodapw=n ou)k a). do/moi not unvisited by . ., Id. N. 1.23 ; a). polemi/as sa/lpiggos that never heard an enemy's bugle, Demad. 12 : abs., inexperienced, opp. eu)= ei)dw/s, Od. 2.170 , cf. Pi. O. 8.61 . Adv. a)peira/tws, e)/xein tino/s Paus. 10.7.1 . Pass. , untried, unattempted, ou) ma\n e)/ti dhro\n a). po/nos e)/stai . . h)/t' a)lkh=s h)/te fo/boio Il. 17.41 (where however Nicanor took it in signf. 1.2 ); e)/stw mhde\n a). Hdt. 7.9 . g/; ou)de\n h)=n a)pei/raton tou/tois kat' e)mou= D. 18.249 , cf. J. BJ 7.8.1 , Luc. Tox. 3 . a)peiri/a (A), h(, (a)/peiros A) opp. e)mpeiri/a, want of skill, inexperience, ignorance, Hp. Lex 4 , Th. 1.80 ; e)mpeiri/a te th=s a)peiri/as kratei= E. Fr. 619 ; h( me\n e)mpeiri/a te/xnhn e)poi/hsen h( d' a)peiri/a tu/xhn Polus ap. Arist. Metaph. 981a5 ; u(po\ a)peiri/as Pl. Tht. 167b ; di' a)peiri/an Id. Grg. 518d . c. gen. rei, tou= qanei=n E. Fr. 816.10 ; a). me/qhs want of skill to carry it discreetly, Antipho 4.3.2 ; a). e)/rgou And. 3.2 ; mousikh=s a)peiri/a| Philetaer. 18 ; di' a)peiri/an tou= e)rwta=n kai\ a)pokri/nesqai Pl. R. 487b ; a)peirei/h|si no/oio (sic) Epigr.Gr. 1078.5 (Adana). a)peiri/a (B), h(, (a)/peiros B) infinity, infinitude, th\n tw=n o(moiomerw=n a). Anaxag. ap. Arist. Metaph. 988a28 ; opp. pe/ras, Pl. Phlb. 16c ; h( a). kai\ o( ai)w/n Metrod. 37 , cf. Phld. D. 3.11 ; a). xro/nou Pl. Lg. 676a ; a). tw=n ko/smwn Epicur. Ep. 1p.9U. ; tw=n a)to/mwn Dam. Pr. 98 ; tw=n a)riqmw=n Ph. 1.10 . eternity, Arist. Cael. 279a26 . a)pei/ri^tos, on, = a)peire/sios , Od. 10.195 , Hes. Th. 109 ; boundless, immense, nh=sos D.P. 4 ; gai=a Orph. Fr. 91 , al.: neut. pl. as Adv., a)pei/rita dhrio/wntes Timo 12 . a)peirktiko/s, h/, o/n, keeping out, Alex.Aphr. in Sens. 23.18 . a)peiro-bi/ws, Adv. without experience of life, Hierocl. p.55 A. a)peiro/-ga^mos, on, unwedded, nu/mfa Eub. 35 ; of Athene, Nonn. D. 47.416 , Cat.Cod.Astr. 7.227 . a)peiro/-gonos, on, infinitely generative, du/namis Dam. Pr. 98 , 99 . a)peiro/-gra^fos, on, f. l. for a)peri/grafos , ib. 272 . a)peiro/-gwnos, on, with an infinite number of angles, Theol.Ar. 1 . a)peiro/-dakrus, u, ignorant of tears, A. Supp. 71 . a)peiro-dioikh/ths, ou, d, director of the infinite, PMag.Par. 1.1354 (pl.). a)peiro/-drosos, on, unbedewed, parched, E. El. 735 (lyr.). a)peiro-du/namos [u^], on, of infinite potentiality, h( th=s yuxh=s fu/sis Porph. Sent. 37 , cf. Procl. Inst. 84 , Id. in Prm. p.642 S. , Dam. Pr. 117 , al., Simp. in Ph. 608.36 :—Subst. a)peiro-du^nami/a, h(, infinite potentiality, Procl. in Prm. p.873 S. , Simp. in Ph. 1329.10 . a)peiro-eidh/s, e/s, resembling the infinite, Procl. Inst. 159 , Dam. Pr. 210 , Simp. in Ph. 528.13 . a)peiro-qa/lattos [qa^], on, unused to the sea, Philostr.Jun. Im. 12 . a)peiro/-ka^kos, on, without experience of evil: to\ a). unsuspiciousness, Th. 5.105 . unused to evil or misery, E. Alc. 927 . a)peiro-ka^leu/omai, lack taste, Aeschin. Ep. 10.1 . a)peiro-ka^li/a, h(, ignorance of the beautiful, want of taste, a)mousi/a kai\ a). Pl. R. 403c ; u(p' a)peirokali/as ib. 405b ; a). peri\ xrh/mata vulgar extravagance, Arist. EN 1107b19 ; of literary style, D.H. Dem. 23 : in pl., vulgarities, X. Cyr. 1.2.3 . a)peiro/-ka^los, on, ignorant of the beautiful, tasteless, vulgar, a). kai\ a)pai/deutos Pl. Lg. 775b , cf. D.H. Pomp. 2 , etc.; peri\ lo/gous a). Plu. 2.44d ; a). h(gou=mai pa/ntwn memnh=sqai Ael. Tact. 1.2 ; to\ a)., = a)peirokali/a , X. Mem. 3.10.5 . Adv. -lws Pl. Phdr. 244c , etc.; foolishly, rashly, Onos. 11.4 . a)peiro-lexh/s, e/s , (le/xos) = a)peiro/gamos , Ar. Th. 119 ; *foi/bh Orac. ap. Eus. PE 4.23 . a)peiro-logi/a, h(, (lo/gos) interminable argument, S.E. P. 2.151 (pl.), prob. l. in Phld. Rh. 1.7S. a)peiro-ma/xas [ma^], a, d, ( Dor. ) unused to battle, untried in war, Pi. N. 4.30 . a)peiro-mege/qhs, es, immensely large, S.E. P. 3.44 ; diasth/mata Ph. 1.605 , cf. Cleom. 2.1 : metaph., xwri/on e)pisth/mhs Ph. 1.627 . a)peiro-mei/zwn, on, infinitely greater, v.l. for a)pei/rw| mei/zwn , Cleom. 2.1 . a)peiro/menos: a)pofeu/gwn, Cyr. , cf. Hsch. a)peiro/-moqos, on, unused to toil, *kuqerei/h Nonn. D. 24.294 . = a)peiroma/xhs, kema/des ib. 20.260 . a)peiro-pla^si/wn, on, gen. onos, infinitely more, many thousand-fold, Phlp. in Mete. 17.15 , Eust. 89.8 . a)peiro-plhqh/s, e/s, infinitely great or numerous, Id. 562.37 , Sch. Nic. Th. 310 :—Subst. a)peiro-plh/qeia or a)peiro-plhqi/a, h(, Eust. 202.43 . a)peiro/-plous, oun, ignorant of navigation, Luc. Dom. 12 . a)peiro-poio/s, o/n, producing infinitude, duna/meis Procl. in Prm. p.567S. , cf. p.602S. , Dam. Pr. 91 bis. a)peiro-po/lemos, on, inexperienced in war, App. Mith. 51 ; to\ a). D.H. 8.37 . Adv. -mws App. BC 2.71 . a)peiro/-ponos, on, unused to toil, *kuqerei/h Nonn. D. 24.276 . a)/peiros (A), on, (pei=ra) without trial or experience of a thing, unused to, unacquainted with, a)/qlwn Thgn. 1013 ; kalw=n Pi. I. 8(7).70 ; kako/thtos Emp. 112.3 ; tura/nnwn Hdt. 5.92 . a/; th=s nautikh=s Id. 8.1 ; *perse/wn Id. 9.58 , cf. 46 ; po/nwn, no/swn, A. Ch. 371 , Fr. 350.2 ; gnw/mhs S. Ant. 1250 ; dikw=n Antipho 1.1 ; pole/mwn Th. 1.141 ; tou= mege/qous th=s nh/sou Id. 6.1 ; gramma/twn Pl. Ap. 26d ; a)ndrw=n a)gaqw=n Lys. 2.27 ; of a woman, a)/. a)/llwn a)ndrw=n not having known other men (beside her husband), Hdt. 2.111 ; a)/. le/xous E. Med. 672 : abs. in same sense, ib. 1091 (lyr.). abs., inexperienced, ignorant, Pi. I. 8(7).48 , etc.; gluku\ d' a)pei/roisi po/lemos Id. Fr. 110 ; di/dask' a)/peiron A. Ch. 118 . Adv. a)pei/rws, e)/xein tw=n no/mwn Hdt. 2.45 ; pro/s ti X. Mem. 2.6.29 ; peri/ tinos Isoc. 5.19 : Comp. a)peiro/teron, pareskeuasme/noi Th. 1.49 ; -ote/rws Isoc. 12.37 , Arist. Resp. 470b9 . a)/peiros (B), on, (pei=rar, pe/ras) boundless, infinite, sko/tos Pi. Fr. 130.8 ; to\n u(you= to/nd' a)/. ai)qe/ra E. Fr. 941 ; h)/peiron ei)s a)/. ib. 998 ; of number, countless, plh=qos Hdt. 1.204 ; a)riqmo\s a)/. plh/qei Pl. Prm. 144a ; a)/. to\ plh=qos Id. R. 525a , al.; ei)s a)/. th\n a)diki/an au)ca/nein Id. Lg. 910b ; xro/nos a)/. OGI 383.113 (i B.C.): Comp. -o/teros Dam. Pr. 50 , Phlp. in Mete. 17.15 ; to\ a)/. the Infinite, as a first principle, Arist. Ph. 203a3 , etc.; esp. in the system of Anaximander, D.L. 2.1 , etc.; but ta\ a)/peira individuals, opp. ta\ ei)/dh, Arist. Top. 109b14 , cf. Metaph. 999a27 , al.; a)/peiros, opp. peperasme/nos, Ph. 202b31 ; ei)s a)/. i)e/nai, proi+e/nai, h(/kein, etc., APo. 81b33 , Ph. 209a25 , EN 1113a2 , etc.; [ gh=] e)p' a)/peiron e)rrizwme/nh Str. 1.1.20 ; also, indefinite, u(/lh Stoic. 2.86 . in Trag., freq.of garments, etc., in which one is entangled past escape, i.e. without outlet, a)mfi/blhstron A. Ag. 1382 ; xitw/n S. Fr. 526 ; u(/fasma E. Or. 25 . endless, i.e. circular, a). daktu/lios a simple hoop-ring, = a)/liqos ( Poll. 7.179 ), Arist. Ph. 207a2 ; cf. a)pei/rwn (B) 1.3 . Adv. -rws, qrufqh=nai into an infinite number of fragments, Id. Pr. 899b16 . a)peirosu/nh, h(, = a)peiri/a (A), E. Hipp. 196 , Med. 1094 , Cleanth. 1.33. a)peiro-te/rmwn, onos, o(, limitless, of God, Corp.Herm. 18.12 . a)peiro-texnh/s, f. l. for -lexh/s in Orac. ap. Eus. PE 4.23 . a)peiro/-tokos, on, not having brought forth, parqeni/h AP 6.10 (Antip. Sid.). a)peiro-xro/nios, on, of infinite duration, diamonh/ Phld. D. 3 Fr. 24 . a)peiro/w, multiply to infinity, Dam. Pr. 25 bis ( Pass. ). a)peirwdi/n, i=nos, h(, knowing not the pains of child-birth, Nonn. D. 16.152 . a)pei/rwn (A), on, gen. onos , (pei=ra) = a)/peiros (A), without experience, ignorant, S. OT 1088 (lyr.), Fr. 266 . a)pei/rwn (B), on, gen. onos, (pei=rar, pe/ras) Ep. form of a)/peiros (B), boundless, endless, e)p' a)pei/rona gai=an Od. 1.98 , Hes. Th. 187 ; *(ellh/spontos a). Il. 24.545 ; dh=mos a). a countless people, ib. 776 ; u(/pnos a). seeming endless, i.e. profound sleep, Od. 7.286 ; a)pei/rona gh=s ba/qh Emp. 39 , cf. 28 ; tw=n a)liqi/wn a). gene/qla Simon. 5.6 ; do/ca Pi. P. 2.64 ; ku/klos a vast concourse, B. 8.30 . = a)/peiros (B) 2 , without end or escape, desmoi\ a)pei/rones Od. 8.340 . In Att. , = a)/peiros (B) 3 , having no end, circular, daktu/lios a). Ar. Fr. 250 , cf. IG 2.709.5 , 11(2).161 B 81 (Delos, iii B. C.); e)n lo/xw| a)pei/roni, of persons standing in a circle, A. Fr. 379 . a)pei/s, v. sub a)fi/hmi. a)peisouth=res: sko/lopes, Hsch. a)/peistos, on, (pei/qw) not to be persuaded, pro\s dwrodoki/an Hyp. Dem.Fr. 4 . a)pe/k, Prep. with gen., away out of, v.l. in h.Ap. 110 . a)pek-bai/nw, turn out, come to be, w(/sper ti te/ras Eust. 1062.61 . a)pek-ba/llw, turn out, Sch. A. Pr. 84 . a)pek-bio/w, aor. a)pecebi/w, cease living, Hsch. a)pek-bolh/, h(, (a)pekba/llw) expulsion, Sch. Dosiad. Ara a)pe/k-gonos, o(, h(, great-great-grandchild, Simon. 112.3 . a)pek-de/xomai, expect anxiously, await eagerly, swth=ra Ep.Phil. 3.20 ; qa/naton Alciphr. 3.7 ; to\ me/llon Hld. 2.35 , cf. S.E. M. 2.73 . misunderstand, misinterpret, Hipparch. 1.6.11 , al. understand a word from the context, A.D. Conj. 226.20 . a)pek-di/dwmi relet (after cancelling a contract), CIG 2266 (Delos); simply, contract for, sth/lhn Michel 468.72 (Iasus); o(/pws sth/lh kataskeuasqh=| ib. 481.31 (Priene). a)pek-di^ke/w, = timwre/w , Sch. E. Hec. 749 . a)pe/k-dosis, ews, h(, contract, -sin poih=sai Milet 6.36 (-e/gd- lapis), cf. PPetr. 2p.34 ; performance of work contracted for, e)n th=| a). tw=n e)/rgwn PSI 4.352.5 (iii B. C.). a)pek-du/omai, fut. -du/somai [u_]: aor. 1 -edu_sa/mhn:— strip off oneself: metaph., put off, to\n palaio\n a)/nqrwpon Ep.Col. 3.9 . strip off for oneself, despoil, tina/ ib. 2.15 . a)pe/k-du^sis, ews, h(, putting off (likeclothes), ib. 11 . a)pekei=qen, Adv. thence, Olymp. in Mete. 119.28 (better divisim). a)peke/lleren: a)pe/kleyen, Hsch. a)pe/kica, v. ki/kw. a)pek-lanqa/nomai, forget entirely, tinos, found only in aor. 2 imper., a)peklela/qesqe de\ qa/mbeus Od. 24.394 . a)pek-le/gomai, pick out and reject, Dsc. 1.7 , Antip.Stoic. 3.252 , Arr. Epict. 4.7.40 . a)pek-lektiko/s, h/, o/n, fit for rejection, a)paci/a Stoic. 3.28 , cf. Antip.ib. 251 . a)pek-logh/, h(, rejection, opp. e)klogh/, Diog.Bab.Stoic. 3.219 , cf. S.E. M. 11.133 : pl., Ph. Fr. 8H. a)pek-lou/omai, v. l. for e)kl. in Dsc. 1.99 . a)pek-lu/w, relax, weaken, Alex.Aphr. Fr. 1.120 (dub.). a)pek-ri/ptw, throw away, PMag.Par. 1.59 . a)pe/k-ru^sis, f.l. for a)pe/rasis , q.v. a)pe/k-ta^sis, ews, h(, spreading out, LXX Jb. 36.29 , Gal. 19.447 ; f.l. for e)pe/ktasis in Ph. Bel. 72.28 :—also a)pe/k-tansis, Anon. in Rh. 146.1 . a)pek-tei/nw, draw off, th=s qermasi/as e)n toi=s a)ggei/ois a)pektaqei/shs Gal. 17(1).114 . a)pe/kthtos, on, = sq., AP 5.269 (Paul. Sil.). a)/pektos, on, lit. uncombed: hence, unshorn, of sheep less than a year old, mh\ sfa/ttein pro/baton a)/. h)\ a)/tokon Androt. 41 , cf. Philoch. 64 . a)pekfore/w, gloss on a)pecinhsa/mhn , Hsch. a)pela^si/a, h(, (a)pelau/nw) driving away, POxy. 1252r6 (iii A. D.), PLond. 2.403.12 (iv A.D.). a)pe/la^sis, ews, h(, retirement of cavalry, Arr. Tact. 16.10 (pl.). a)pe/lastos, on, unapproachable, dub. in Simon. 29 . a)pela^te/os, a, on, to be driven away, Philostr. VA 6.16 . a)pela/ths [la^], ou, d, driver away, cattle-lifter, Ptol. Tetr. 180 , Just. Nov. 22.15.1 . a)pelau/nw, also a)pe/la as imper. from pres. a)pela/w, X. Cyr. 8.3.32 ; Dor. impf. a)ph/laon vulg. in Ar. Lys. 1001 (but prob. a)ph/laan, = a)ph/lasan , should be read): fut. -ela/sw LXX Ez. 34.12 ; Att. -elw= (also in Hdt. 8.102 ): pf. -elh/laka X. Cyr. 4.2.10 :— Pass. , aor. -hla/qhn [a^]: pf. part. a)pelhlame/nos Artem. 4 Prooem.:— Med. , aor. -hlasa/mhn AP 7.303 (Antip. Sid.):—drive away, expel from a place, tina\ do/mwn, po/lews, etc., E. Alc. 553 , etc.; a)po\ to/pou X. Cyr. 3.2.16 ; a). tina/ drive away, banish him, S. OC 93 , 1356 , etc.; expel (from a society), X. An. 3.1.32 ; exclude, keep at a distance, Ar. Eq. 58 ; remove, fo/bon tini/ X. Cyr. 4.2.10 ; exclude from a thing, Id. HG 3.2.31 :— Med. , a). ti/ tinos ward off, avert from him, APl.c. a). stratih/n lead away an army, Hdt. 4.92 : freq. abs. like a)pa/gw , march, depart, e)s ta\s *sa/rdis Id. 1.77 , cf. 5.25 , etc.; purw/sas ta\s *)aqh/nas a)pela=|s Id. 8.102 ; also (sc. i(/ppon) ride away, X. Smp. 9.7 , etc. Pass. , to be driven away, e)nqeu=ten Hdt. 5.94 ; e)nteu=qen ei)s a)/llon to/pon X. Cyr. 1.2.3 ; gh=s e)mh=s pro/s tinos S. OC 599 ; to be excluded from a thing, a(pa/shs [th=s stratih=s] from the command, Hdt. 7.161 , cf. X. Cyr. 1.2.15 ; th=s politei/as Lys. 18.5 ; tw=n a)rxw=n Pl. R. 564d ; a). th=s fronti/dos to be far from, Hdt. 7.205 ; e)s pate/r' a)phla/qhn tu/xhs was barred from [good] fortune on my father's side, E. HF 63 ; a). fili/as Them. Or. 7.90c . a)pelegkth/s, ou=, o(, one who refutes, Oenom. ap. Eus. PE 6.7 . a)pelegmo/s, o(, refutation, exposure, Act.Ap. 19.27 . a)pele/gxw, strengthd. for e)le/gxw, conuict, expose, refute, Antipho 5.19 ; tina/ tinos Ph. 1.205 ; eu)xe/reian e(autou= ib. 193 ; th\n dia/noian, ei) . . M.Ant. 8.36 : abs., procure a conviction, CIG 4325k (Olympus); vindicate, a). to\n to/kon gnh/sion Jul. Or. 2.81d :— Pass. , to be convicted, pei/sas of having persuaded, Antipho 5.21 . a)pe/leqros, on, immeasurable, i)=n' a)pe/leqron e)/xontas Il. 5.245 , cf. Od. 9.538 ; a)pe/leqron a)ne/drame sprang back immeasurably, Il. 11.354 ; countless, Nonn. D. 19.330 . a)pele/khtos, on, unhewn, unwrought, LXX 3 Ki. 6.1 , al.: metaph., fwnh/ Crantorap. D.L. 4.27 . a)peleuqer-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, enfranchisement of a slave, Aeschin. 3.41 , Man. 4.600 . status of a freedman, Poll. 3.83 . a)peleuqer-ia/zw, to be free, act freely, -a/zousa ki/nhsis Ph. 1.419 , cf. 277 ; in bad sense, u(p' au)qadei/as Id. 2.31 . a)peleuqer-iko/s, h/, o/n, in the condition of a freedman, a)/nqrwpos Plu. Sull. 1 , Cic. 7 ; gunh/ PGnom. 83 (ii A.D.); ge/nos Str. 8.6.23 . relating to freedmen, no/moi D.ap.Poll. 3.83 . a)peleuqer-ismo/s, o(, manumission, IG 9(1).109 (Elatea). a)peleuqer-i/wsis, ews, h(, = foreg., ib. 190 (Phocis). a)peleuqer-iwth/s, ou=, o(, freedman, Str. 5.3.7 ( v.l. a)peleuqe/rwn ). a)peleu/qer-os, o(, restored to freedom, S. Ichn. 193 ; emancipated slave, freedman, Pl. Lg. 930d ; a). tinos Lys. 7.10 ; opp. dou=los and me/toikos, X. Ath. 1.10 , Arist. Pol. 1278a2 ; a). a)fie/nai tina/ Aeschin. 3.41 : metaph., a). kuri/ou 1 Ep.Cor. 7.22 :—fem. a)peleuqe/ra, Ion. a)peleuqer-e/rh, h(, Hp. Epid. 5.75 , Is. 6.19 , D. 59.18 , Men. 436 . a)peleuqer-o/w, emancipate a slave, Pl. Lg. 915a sq., POxy. 722.18 (i A.D.):— Pass. , Pl. Lg. 915b ; ai(rei=tai e)pi/tropon o( a)peleuqerou/menos Arist. Rh. 1408b25 . a)peleuqe/r-wsis, ews, h(, emancipation, dou/lwn D. 17.15 , cf. Plu. Publ. 7 , PGnom. 60 (ii A. D.), BGU 96.10 (iii A.D.). a)peleuqer-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, concerning manumission, no/moi SIG 1210 (Calymna); di/kaia SIG 2868.9 (ibid.). a)pe/leusis, ews, h(, dropping out, of a letter, Eust. 191.13 . a)pe/lhka (cf. laki/s): a)pe/rrwga ( Cypr. ), Hsch. a)peli/ssw, unroll, unwind, a)gaqi/da Aen.Tact. 18.15 :— Pass. in Ion. form a)peilissome/nhs Hero Aut. 2.7 . roll up, aor. 1 a)pei/lican D.C. 46.36 . a)pe/lkw, Ion. for a)fe/lkw. a)pella/zw, Lacon. for e)kklhsia/zw, Plu. Lyc. 6 .— Hsch. writes a)pela/zein, but quotes a)pe/llai: shkoi/, e)kklhsi/ai; e)n tai=s mega/lais a)pe/llais IG 5(1).1144.21 , 1146.41 (Gythium, i B.C.). a)pellai=a, ta/, sacrifice at meeting of a fratri/a, Michel 995 A 4 (Delph.). *)apellai=os, o(, sc. mh/n, name of a month in various Dorian states, as Delphi, GDI 1721 , al.; Epidaurus, IG 4.925.1 , etc.:—also *)apellaiw/n, w=nos, o(, at Tenos, ib. 12(5).872.15 . a)pellaka/s: i(erw=n koinwnou/s, Hsch. a)pe/llein: a)poklei/ein, Id. a)pe/llhtos, o(, = a)ntagwnisth/s , A. Fr. 415 . a)pello/n: ai)/geiros, Hsch. *)ape/llwn, o(, Dor. form of *)apo/llwn, IG 5(1).145 (Amyclae), GDI 5075 (Cret.), etc.; cf. *)apei/lwn Inscr.Cypr. 140H. a)/pelos, to/, wound not skinned over, Call. Fr. 343 . a)pelp-i/zw, Att. fut. -iw= D.S. 19.50 : pf. -h/lpika:—despair of, th=s po/lews th\n swthri/an Hyp. Ath. 35 ; to\ me/llon Epicur. Ep. 3p.62U. ; pra/ceis Plb. 1.19.12 , etc.:— Pass. , to be given up in despair, ta\ pra/gmata Id. 10.6.10 ; of persons, to be despaired of, oi( a)phlpisme/noi LXX Is. 29.19 , cf. Plb. 9.5.2 ; u(po\ tw=n i)atrw=n D.S. 1.25 , D.L. 8.69 , cf. IG 14.966 (a)fhlp-). a). tino/s despair of, Plb. 1.55.2 , al.; ou)k a). tino/s to be confident of, Gal. 8.365 ; peri\ th=s ni/khs D.S. 2.25 . abs., hope that a thing will not happen, D.L. 1.59 . causal, drive to despair, tina/ AP 11.114 ( Nicarch. ). hope to receive back, mhde\n ( v.l. mhde/na ) a)pelpi/zontes Ev.Luc. 6.35 (dub.). a)pelp-ismo/s, o(, hope-lessness, despair, Plb. 30.32.11 . a)pelp-iste/on, one must despair, Posidon. ap. Aët. 6.20 , Ph. 2.422 , Orib. 14.42.3 . a)pelp-isti/a, h(, despair, Tz. H. 11.18 (pl.). a)pe/lp-istos: desperatus, Gloss. a)peme/sw|: matai/w|, Hsch. a)peme/w, Ep. aor. -essa, spit up, vomit forth, Il. 14.437 , Hp. Aff.. 15 , Opp. H. 1.560 , Arist. Pr. 871a21 , Ael. NA 9.66 , Luc. Cont. 7 , Gal. 14.163 :— Pass. , a)pemou/mena Arist. Pr. 926b26 . a)pempol-a/w, sell, a)phmpo/la me la/qra E. Ion 1371 ; a). ti a)nti/ tinos to sell for a thing, Id. Cyc. 257 ; ti/ tinos X. Smp. 8.21 , cf. Herod. 7.65 ; a). tina\ ei)s latrei/an Luc. Merc.Cond. 23 ; sell, i.e. betray, h( me\n *)/argos barba/rois a)phmpo/la E. Tr. 973 ; a). yuxa/s barter your lives, Id. Ph. 1228 ; ti/s w)\n su\ th/nd' a)pempola=|s xqono/s; dost thou smuggle her out of the country? Id. IT 1360 ; a). no/mous toi=s deome/nois Procop. Pers. 1.24 :— Pass. , a)pempolw/menoi 'bought and sold', Ar. Ach. 374 .—An Ion. form a)pempole/w is found in D.H. 7.63 , Max. Tyr. 33.8 , Luc. Tox. 28 . a)pempol-h/, h(, sale, Hsch. ; also, = sq., Id. a)pempo/l-hsis, ews, h(, riddance, a)kaqarsi/as Hp. Decent. 5 . a)pempol-hth/s, ou=, o(, seller, dealer, Lyc. 341 . a)pem-fai/nw, to be incongruous, inconsistent, Plb. 6.47.10 , A.D. Synt. 324.23 ; a)pemfai=non incongruous, Stoic. 2.51 , Str. 8.3.17 , Jul. Or. 7.217c , Dam. Pr. 229 ; to be absurd, A.D. Synt. 47.8 , S.E. P. 3.112 ; -ontes qrh=noi discordant, Marin. Procl. 33 ; of verses faulty in metre, Aristid.Quint. 1.28 ; tou= a)pemfai/nontos o)no/matos of a word similar in meaning but different in form (?), Demetr.Lac. Herc. 1012.74 :— Pass. , to be distinguished, A.D. Pron. 46.1 . display, a)lazonei/an . . dia\ tw=n prosw/pwn Malch. p.397 D. a)pe/m-fa^sis, ews, h(, incongruity, absurdity, Str. 10.2.12 ; contradiction, ei)s -sin periklei/esqai S.E. M. 11.162 . a)pem-ferh/s, e/s, unlike, Thphr. HP 8.8.5 . a)pe/nanti, Adv., (e)/nanti) opposite, c. gen., Plb. 1.86.3 , LXX Ge. 21.16 , PGrenf. 1.21.14 (ii B.C.), IG 2.489b17 , Ev.Matt. 27.61 ; before, in the presence of, a). u(mw=n Act.Ap. 3.16 ; against, c. gen., LXX Si. 37.4 , Act.Ap. 17.7 . abs., ei)s to\n a). bouno/n Inscr.Prien. 37.168 . = kata\ a)natola\s no/tou , Hsch. a)penanti/on, Adv. = foreg., h( a). (sc. xw/ra) the opposite shore, e)s th\n a). Hdt. 7.55 , cf. Str. 7.6.2 , D.S. 19.38 : c. dat., Gal. UP 1.9 : c. gen., from before, LXX Ca. 6.4 : Geom., of angles, h( a). gwni/a the opposite angle, Euc. 1.16 , al.; of sides of a figure, Archim. Aequil. 2.1 , hence, Adj. a)penanti/os, on, Procop. Aed. 1.11 . Adv. -i/ws v.l. in Luc. Nigr. 36 . a)pena^ri/zw, (e)/nara) strip of arms, c. dupl. acc., tou\s e)na/rizon a)p' e)/ntea Il. 12.195 , 15.343 . a)pena/ssato, 3 sg. aor. 1 Med. of a)ponai/w. a)pendonikw/s: fugw/n, Hsch. a)pe/neika, a)penei/xqhn, v. a)pofe/rw. a)peneo/omai, Pass. , (e)neo/s) become mute, Thd. Da. 4.16 . a)pene/pw, v. a)penne/pw. a)penq-h/s, e/s, free from grief, A. Pr. 956 ; nebro/s B. 12.87 ; qumo/s Fr. 7.2 , cf. Plu. Flam. 11 , Tryph. 599 . a)pe/nq-htos, on, = foreg., A. Ag. 895 , Eu. 912 . Pass. , unlamented, LXX 2 Ma. 5.10 , Epigr.Gr. 436 (Berytus). a)peni^aut-e/w, = -i/zw , Pl. Lg. 866c , 868c . a)peni^au/t-hsis, ews, h(, banishment for a term of years, trietei=s a). ib. 868e (v.l.-isis). a)peni^aut-i/zw, go into banishment for a term of years, X. Mem. 1.3.13 , Nic.Dam. p.18 D. , Philostr. VA 1.13 ; e)niautou\s trei=s a). Pl. Lg. 868d . outlive the year after a thing, D.C. 46.49 . a)peni^aut-ismo/s, o(, = a)peniau/thsis , AB 421 , Hsch. a)penne/pw, Trag. word, also a)pene/pw (only lyr. E. IA 552 ), forbid: abs., A. Th. 1058 , E. Ph. 1657 ; a). ti forbid it, S. OC 209 ; more freq. c. acc. et inf., a). tina\ poiei=n E. Med. 813 , Heracl. 556 ; a). tina\ mh\ poiei=n Id. Ion 1282 , HF 1295 ; a). tina\ qala/mwn order him from the chamber, Id. IA 552 (lyr.). c. acc.rei, deprecate, a)ndrokmh=tas d' . . a)penne/pw tu/xas A. Eu. 957 (lyr.). a)penta/ssw, put back in its place, of the prolapsed uterus, Sor. 2.88 . a)penteu=qen, Adv. at this point, Plb. 39.1.1 . henceforth, POxy. 93.16 (iv A.D.), Eustr. in EN 339.16 . a)pe/c, v. a)pe/k. a)pec-aire/w, take out, remove, ti/ tinos E. IT 1278 (tm.). a)pec-arta/w, hang out, ti e)k to/pou Anon. ap. Suid. s.v. knuzo/menon. a)pec-e/bai : to\ a)popatei=n (Cret.), Hsch. a)pec-hge/omai, narrate, cj. in X.Eph. 5.9 . a)pec-i_no/w, purge, prob. in Timocl. 39 ; also aor. Med. a)pezinhsa/mhn (from -aw) Hsch. a)pec-i^sa/zw, equalize, Steph. in Int. 16.33 . a)pec-wqe/w, drive out, expel, AB 1454 . a)pe/oika, to be unlike, differ from, c. gen., Plu. Per. 8 , Arr. Ind. 6.8 , Lib. Or. 59.157 :—in early writers found only in part. a)peoikw/s, Att. a)peikw/s, ui=a, o/s, unreasonable, unnatural, ou)k a)peiko/s ( v.l. a)peoiko/s ) Hp. VM 4 , Antipho 2.2.5 ; ou)k a)peiko/s not unlikely, Plb. 2.62.8 , cf. Philostr. VA 3.34 ; a)peoikw\s pro\s ta\ kala/ unfitted, indisposed for noble deeds, Plb. 6.26.12 : c. dat., unlike, Heph. 15.4 . Adv. a)peoiko/tws unreasonably, Th. 6.55 ; but ou)k a)peiko/tws Th. 1.73 , 2.8 , 8.68 , cf. Porph. Abst. 1.46 ; D.Chr. has a)peoiko/tws 12.35 , a)peiko/tws 31.116 . a)pe/pantos, on, (pepai/nw) not ripened, unripe, Thphr. CP 2.8.4 , AP 9.561 ( Phil. ), Dsc. 5.34 ; cf. a)pepan[o/] tos: o( mh\ palaiou/menos, Hsch. a)pepei/gomai, hasten away, a)/llose Man. 5.239 . a)pe/peiros, on, unripe, o)pw/ra AP 9.78 ( Leon. ). a)/peplos, on, unrobed, i.e. in her tunic only, of a girl, a)/peplos o)rou/sais' a)po\ strwmna=s Pi. N. 1.50 ; leukw=n fare/wn a)/peplos, i.e. clad in black, E. Ph. 324 (lyr.). a)pepori/anen: a)pexlwri/asen, Hsch. a)pepte/w, suffer from indigestion, Luc. Par. 57 , Plu. 2.136d , Arr. Epict. 1.26.16 , Cass. Pr. 74 . Pass. , of food, to remain undigested, Gal. 6.628 , Mich, in EN 56.21 . a)/peptos, on, (pe/ssw) uncooked: undigested, of food, Hp. Epid. 1.26 .b/, Arist. de An. 416b5 , al.; of humouns, crude, unconcocted, Hp. VM 19 ; ou)=ron Id. Acut. 42 ; fu/mata Id. Art. 41 , cf. Arist. Mete. 384a33 : Comp. , Id. GA 750b25 : Sup. , ib. 745b20 . Adv. -tws Hp. Epid. 1.5 . metaph., Arist. Mete. 371a3 , Plu. 2.495b . suffering from indigestion, Ruf. ap. Orib. 7.26.99 , Aret. SD 2.3 ; to\ sto/ma th=s gastro\s Alex.Aphr. Pr. 1.45 . xw=rai a)/. countries where fruits ripen ill, Thphr. CP 6.18.12 ( Comp. ). a(/per, neut. pl. of o(/sper, q.v. a)peranto-loge/w, talk without end, Str. 13.1.41 . a)peranto-logi/a, h(, = a)peirologi/a , Cic. Att. 12.9 , Luc. DMort. 10.10 , Gal. 18(1).254 . a)peranto-lo/gos, on, talking without end, glw=ssai Thal. 4 Bgk., cf. Ph. 1.216 : Comp. -w/teros Gal. 18(1).254 . a)pe/rantos, on, (perai/nw) boundless, infinite, of space, pedi/on Pi. N. 8.38 (who also has a)pei/rantos a)lka/ P. 9.35 ); po/ntou klh=|d' a). E. Med. 213 (lyr.); to\n a)e/ra to/nd' o)/nt' a). Ar. Nu. 393 ; o(do/s Pl. Tht. 147c ; of time, endless, to\ xrh=ma tw=n nuktw=n o(/son: a)pe/ranton Ar. Nu. 3 ; xro/nos Pl. Plt. 302a ; of number, countless, infinite, a). a)riqmo\s a)nqrw/pwn Id. Criti. 119a ; a). kaka/ Id. R. 591d , al.; lu=pai Plu. Sol. 7 ; pe/nqh Fab. 17 ; unlimited, timwri/ai D. 23.39 ; generally, of events, business, etc., a)pe/ranton h)=n there was no end to it, Th. 4.36 ; makro\n kai\ a). fai/netai Arist. EN 1101a26 ; a)pe/ranta perai/nein represent as concluded what is not concluded, Luc. Philops. 9 (with allusion to signf. 111 ); mhde\n a)basa/niston mhd' a). Plb. 4.75.3 . Adv., to\ a)pera/ntws diesthko/s of unlimited dimensions, Arist. Ph. 204b21 , Metaph. 1066b33 . allowing no escape, whence none can pass, *ta/rtaros, di/ktuon, A. Pr. 153 , 1087 (both lyr.). in Logic, inconclusive, lo/gos Phld. Ir. p.97 W., cf. Stoic. 2.77 . incomplete, imperfect, of persons, a)telh\s kai\ a). Artem. 1.12 . a)pe/ra_sis, ews, h(, (a)pera/w) spitting out, vomiting, Plu. 2.134e , Philum. Ven. 17.6 : metaph., Str. 8.8.4 (a)pe/krusis codd.). carrying off of moisture, Thphr. CP 2.9.8 : metaph., Iamb. Myst. 3.9 . a)pe/rastos, on, unsurpassed, Aristeas 156 ( v.l. a)pe/ranton ). a)pera_te/on, one must vomit, Orib. Fr. 53 . a)pe/ra_tos, on, (pera/w) not to be crossed or passed, potamo/s Plu. 2.326e , Luc. VH 2.30 : metaph., *dio\s ou) parbato/s e)stin mega/la frh\n a). A. Supp. 1049 . a)pe/ra^tos, on, (pe/ras) boundless, Ph. 1.554 , al.; v.l. for a)pe/rantos in Pl. Tht. 147c ( Anon. in Tht. 23.48 ), Sch. Ar. Nu. 3 . a)pera/twtos [a^t], on, unbounded, Plu. 2.424d , Dam. Pr. 178 ; of fate (with play on peprwme/nh), Plu. 2.1056d . a)pera/w, fut. -a/sw [a_], vomit, disgorge, Archig. ap. Gal. 13.174 , Philum. Ven. 17.6 , Alciphr. 3.7 . of moisture, generally, carry off, Str. 1.3.6 :— Pass. , prob. in Thphr. CP 1.17.10 . a)perg-a/zomai, pf. -ei/rgasmai, sts. Act. , Pl. Lg. 704c , Ti. 30b , al., sts. Pass. , R. 566a , Phdr. 272a , al.: aor. -eirga/sqhn always in pass. sense, Id. R. 374c , al.:— finish off, complete, bring to perfection, ta\ cu/lina tou= tei/xous Ar. Av. 1154 ; freq. in Pl. , e)/rgon a). Grg. 454a , R. 353c , 603a , al.; eu)dai/mona po/lin a). Lg. 683b ; to/n te politiko\n a). kai\ to\n filo/sofon Plt. 257a ; h( te/xnh e)pitelei= a(\ h( fu/sis a)dunatei= a)perga/sasqai Arist. Ph. 199a16 . of a painter, fill up with colour, represent in a finished picture, opp. u(pogra/yai (sketch), a). a)kribw=s Pl. R. 548d . finish a contract, X. Mem. 1.6.5 . cause, produce, Pl. Ti. 28e , al.; to\ ple/on kai\ to\ e)/latton Id. Phlb. 24e ; do/can yeudh= ib. 40d ; ni/khn kai\ swthri/an Id. Lg. 647b ; panourgi/an a)nti\ sofi/as ib. 747c ; o)smh/n Arist. Fr. 368 , etc.; folld. by inf., enable, to\ a)pergazo/menon o)rqw=s xrh=sqai Pl. Euthd. 281a . c. dupl. acc., make so and so, a)gaqo\n a). tina X. Smp. 8.35 ; tou\s pai=das a). deilote/rous Pl. R. 381e , cf. Plt. 287a , al.: pf. in pass. sense, a)peirgasme/nos tu/rannos finished tyrant, R. 566a ; te/xnh a)peirgasme/nh Phdr. 272a ; a)nh\r a). kalo\s ka)gaqo/s X. Oec. 11.3 . a). tina/ tido something to one, o(/ ti a)gaqo\n h(ma=s a)perga/zetai Pl. Chrm. 173a , cf. Riv. 135e ; o(/per u(/dwr gh=n a). as water acts upon earth, Id. Ti. 61b . work off a debt, Men. Her. 36 . a)perg-a^si/a, h(, finishing off, completing, of painters, pro\s th\n a). th\n tw=n ei)ko/nwn Pl. Prt. 312d ; execution, workmanship, Arist. Po. 1448b18 . causing, producing, a). xa/ritos kai\ h(donh=s Pl. Grg. 4.62c ; e)/rgou, u(giei/as, Euthphr. 13d , 13e ; e)nu/lwn ei)dw=n Iamb. Comm.Math. 9 . working off of a debt, IG 5(1).1390.77 . h( a). tw=n no/swn treatment, Pl. Alc. 2.140b ; tou= xw/matos upkeep, POxy. 729.8 (ii A. D.). efficacy, h( e)n tai=s qusi/ais a). Iamb. Myst. 5.8 , al. a)perg-astiko/s, h/, o/n, fit for finishing, effecting, causing, c. gen., Pl. R. 527b , Epicur. Sent. 26 , Phld. Rh. 1.345 S. , S.E. M. 4.4 , etc.: h( -kh/ (sc.te/xnh) the art of making, tino/s Pl. Epin. 975c . a)/pergos, on, idle, f.l. for a)rgo/s , Artem. 1.42 . obsolete, Phld. Rh. 1.354 S. a)pe/rgw, v. a)pei/rgw. a)pe/rdw, bring to an end, finish, i(rh/i+a Hdt. 4.62 . a(perei/, Adv. = w(sperei/ , from a(/per, S. El. 189 (lyr.). a)perei/dw, fix, settle, ta\s o)/yeis Plu. 2.681f ; th\n o)/yin pro/s ti Luc. Dem.Enc. 17 ; di' a)/lla th\n gnw=sin support, Iamb. Protr. 5 . intr., = Pass. , e)/nqa h( o)/yis a)perei/dh| Luc. DDeor. 20.8 ; but, used by earlier writers in Med. with pf. Pass. in med. sense, support oneself upon, rest upon, a). e)n tw=| xalinw=|, of a horse, lean upon the bit, X. Eq. 10.7 ; o)ktw\ toi=s me/lesi a). supporting himself on . ., Pl. Smp. 190a , cf. Ti. 44e , Arist. PA 684a3 ; pei/smasin, of a ship, Archimel. ap. Ath. 5.209d , al.; a). ei)s tou=to to be fixed steadily on . ., Pl. R. 508d ; ei)s e(\n kefa/laion a). rest entirely on . ., ib. 581a ; a). e)pi/ ti rely on, Plb. 28.20.8 ; pro\s th\n gh=n Hp. Art. 52 : abs., Arist. IA 705a9 . Med. in act. sense, a). ei)s tou=to [to\ ou)=s] X. Cyn. 5.32 ; th\n xei=ra pro/s tina Plu. Sull. 35 ; ta\s o)/yeis ei)/s ti Id. 2.521d ; a). e)lpi/das ei)/s tina, e)pi/ tina, fix one's hopes upon one, Plb. 23.5.3 , 28.2.3 , cf. Plu. Dio 42 ; a). o)rgh\n e)/s tina, xa/rin e)pi/ tina, direct one's anger, one's gratitude, towards him, Plb. 1.69.7 , 23.3.6 , cf. Plu. 2.775e ; a). ei)s *perikle/a th\n u(po/noian Id. Per. 32 ; of Fortune, th\n ne/mesin ei)s to\n oi)=kon Id. 2.198d ; a). a)/gnoian e)pi/ tinas throw the blame of their ignorance upon . ., Plb. 38.9.5 ; e)pi\ th\n tu/xhn tou\s o)durmou/s Plu. 2.168a . a). lei/an ei)s to/pon place, deposit in . ., Plb. 3.92.9 ; ta\s duna/meis ei)s a)sfale\s a)phrei=sqai Id. 3.66.9 ; w)di=nas Call. Del. 120 . a)perei/sios, on, = a)peire/sios (q.v.); a)perei/si' a)/poina countless ransom, Il. 1.13 , al.; e(/dna 16.178 ; dw=ra A.R. 1.419 ; a)/lgos AP 7.363 . a)pe/rei-sis, ews, h(, leaning upon, pressure, resistance, Pl. Cra. 427a ; a). pro\s ta\s xei=ras Arist. IA 705a18 , cf. Pr. 885b1 . infliction, timwri/as Plu. 2.1130d . a)pe/rei-sma, atos, to/, prop, stay, Hsch. a)pereu/-gomai, belch forth, disgorge, ti Hp. Morb. 2.60 , Nic. Al. 380 , etc.; a). a)/xnhn, of a river, empty itself, D.P. 693 , 981 . a)pe/reu-cis, ews, h(, belching forth, Aret. SA 1.9 . a)perhmo/omai, to be left destitute of, th=s tou= dai/monos e)pimelei/as Pl. Plt. 274b ; to be isolated, a)po\ tw=n o)/ntwn Id. Sph. 237d ; a)phrhmwme/nos in isolation, e(/n yilo\n a). Plot. 6.6.11 . a)pe/rhmos, on, strengthd. for e)/rhmos, Sch. Pi. N. 4.88 . a)perhtu/w [u^], keep back, hinder, A.R. 1.772 . a)peri-a/gnistos, on, not purified, prob.l. for a)perio/ristos, Hsch. bleptos, on, not looked at from all sides: hence, limitless, a). kai\ pamplhqh= qewri/as e)/ktasin Iamb. VP 29.162 , cf. AB 421 ; incomprehensible, Hsch. , Suid. Act. , regardless, Phryn. PS p.10B. a)peri/-blhtos, on, without peribolh/ (q.v.), lo/gos Hermog. Id. 1.11 . a)peri-ge/nhtos, on, not to be overcome, D.S. 3.30 ; fu/sis Corn. ND 31 . a)peri/-graptos, on, not cancelled, valid, diaqh/kh PLond. 1.77.51 . a)peri/-gra^fos, on, not rounded, perio/dou ba/sis D.H. Comp. 22 . not circumscribed, Ph. 1.5 , al., Procl. Inst. 93 , Dam. Pr. 71 ; undetermined, of time, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.67 . unlimited, a)riqmw=| Stoic. 3.79 . Adv. -fws Ph. 1.47 , Corn. Rh. p.396H. a)peri-e/rgastos, on, not wrought carefully, simple, in Adv. -tws Hierocl. Prov. p.464B. a)peri-ergi/a, h(, artlessness, Perict. ap. Stob. 4.28.19 . a)peri/-ergos, on, not over-busy, artless, simple, Hp. Decent. 3 ; a)gwgh/ Gal. 13.168 ; of things, Dsc. Eup. 1.35 , Sor. 2.11 ; a)felh\s kai\ a). xrh=sis Ath. 6.274a : Sup. , ib.b; to\ a). simplicity, Plu. 2.1144f , Ach.Tat. 5.27 . Adv. -gws Ceb. 21 , D.H. Dem. 9 , Sor. 1.46 , S.E. P. 1.240 , Ael. VH 12.1 . a)peri/zomai, contend, Suid. a)peri-h/ghtos, on, not traced out, a). kaqa/per tini\ perigrafh=| Pl. Lg. 770b ; a). tw=| plh/qei innumerable, Simp. inPh. 178.29 . a)peri-h/xhtos, on, not encompassed by sound, AB 422 . a)peri-qla/stws, Adv. without crushing, Sor. 2.60 . a)peri-ka/qartos [ka^], on, unpurified, impure, LXX Le. 19.23 , Ph. 1.346 . a)peri-ka/luptos [ka^], on, uncovered, exposed, in Adv. -tws undisguisedly, Hld. 8.5 . a)peri/-kopos, on, without hindrance or interruption, in Adv. -pws Tz.ad Lyc. 1432 . a)peri/-kthtos, on, not gaining wealth, Ptol. Tetr. 182 . a)peri-ktu/phtos [u^], on, not surrounded with noise, Suid. a)peri-la/lhtos [la^], on, not to be out-talked or without skill in circumlocution, Ar. Ra. 839 :—cf. Hsch. a)perila/lhton (a)peria/llhton cod.): a)necapa/thton, a)felh=. a)peri/-lhptos, on, uncircumscribed, e)cousi/a a). absolute power, Plu. Pomp. 25 ; indeterminate, Theol.Ar. 58 ; not to be embraced or comprehended, lo/gw| Ph. 2.24 ; e)pisth/mh| Iamb. VP 29.159 : abs., tw=| a). th=s duna/mews Plot. 6.9.6 , cf. Procl. Inst. 150 ; incomprehensible, Iamb. Myst. 1.7 , Dam. Pr. 7 ; a). kata\ to\n a)riqmo\n ko/smoi Gal. 8.159 , cf. A.D. Synt. 5.14 ; indefinite (opp. infinite) ou)x a(plw=s a)/peiroi a)lla\ mo/non a). Epicur. Ep. 1p.8U. , cf. Placit. 1.3.8 , Corn. ND 9 . a)peri/-lu^tos, on, not annulled or cancelled, valid, BGU 1170.58 (i B.C.), POxy. 713.39 (i A.D.). a)peri-ma/xhtos [ma^], on, not worth contending for, do/gma Ph. 1.2 . free from need of contention, bi/os Max.Tyr. 36.1 . a)peri-me/rimnos, on, in Adv. -nws unthinkingly, Ar. Nu. 136 . a)peri-no/htos, on, incomprehensible, v.l. in S.E. P. 2.70 , Ph. 1.581 , Dam. Pr. 4 , PMag.Par. 1.1138 . inconceivable, i.e. indefinitely short, xro/nos Epicur. Ep. 1p.10U. unintelligent, Eust. 644.43 . Adv. -tws inadvisedly, Plb. 4.57.10 . inperceptibly, S.E. P. 3.145 codd. a)peri/-odos, on, not periodic, D.H. Comp. 23 , cf. 26 . a)peri/-optos, on, unregarding, reckless of, pa/ntwn Th. 1.41 , J. AJ 19.1.11 : abs., Onos. 1.22 . Adv. -tws Poll. 3.117 . a)peri-o/ristos, on, unlimited, infinite, Longin. 16.1 , 44.6 , Ph. 1.187 ; e)pisth/mais a). undefinable, Iamb. Comm.Math. 7 . Adv. -tws Gal. 7.469 . of poems in uniform metre, indefinite in length, Heph. Poëm. 6.2 . a)peri-ousi/astos, on, without wealth, Eust. 1768.54 . a)peri-pla/nhtos, [la^], on, without wandering or deviating, Id. 1308.46 . a)peri/-pneustos, on, sheltered from wind, Agathin. ap. Orib. 10.7.16 . a)peri/-ptuktos, on, not wrapped up, J. AJ 3.7.5 . a)peri/-ptwtos, on, not liable to, tino/s or tini/ (dub.l.) Dsc. 2.47 ; tini/ D.L. 7.122 , cf. Stoic. 3.152 . not stumbling, of the Stoic sage, Arr. Epict. 1.1.31 , al. Adv., Comp. -o/teron 4.6.26 . a)peri-sa/lpigktos, on, not surrounded by the sound of trumpets, Pyrrhusap. Stob. 4.13.60 . a)peri/-skeptos, on, inconsiderate, thoughtless, Th. 4.108 , D.C. Fr. 57.25 . Adv. -tws Th. 4.10 , 6.57 , Ph. 2.340 , al., D.H. 6.10 : Comp. -o/teron Th. 6.65 , Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.125 . Pass. , uninvestigated, polla\ a). katalipei=n Ph. 1.387 . a)peri/-skopos, on, = foreg., Suid. s.v. a)peri/graptoi. a)peri/-spastos, on, not diawn hither and thither, not distracted or hindered, Plb. 2.67.7 ; u(/pnos Philum. ap. Orib. 45.29.57 ; qewri/a Porph. Abst. 1.36 ; to\ a). freedom from distractions, Plu. 2.521c , LXX Si. 41.1 ; pare/xesqai/ tina a). guarantee against annoyance, BGU 1057.22 (i B.C.); but a). th=s sh=s eu)ergesi/as not able to be roused by it, LXX Wi. 16.11 . Adv. -tws Plb. 2.20.10 , 1 Ep.Cor. 7.35 ; kaqh=sqai Arr. Epict. 1.29.59 . uninterrupted, free from digressions, D.H. Th. 9 ; to\ a). th=s e)cousi/as the fact of power not passing from hand to hand, Plu. Arist. 5 . Adv. -tws continually, e)painei= to\n oi)=non Ath. 1.1c c. a)peri/sseutos, = a)pe/rittos , Phint. ap. Stob. 4.23.61a . a)pe/rissos, on, v. a)pe/rittos. a)perissotru/fhtos [u^], on, not luxuriously fed, o)i+zu/s Timo 3 . a)peri/-sta^tos, on, not stood around: and so, unguarded, r(a|stw=nai Plb. 6.44.8 . solitary, Ps.-Phoc. 26 , Arr. Epict. 4.1.159 ; not crowded, D.L. 7.5 . Medic., of wounds or ulcers, free from complications, Gal. 13.498 , al. without explanatory circumstances, Hermog. Stat. 1 . not encompassed by dangers, bi/os Max.Tyr. 36.3 . a)peri/-stiktos, on, not dotted round, opp. periestigme/nos, a). diplh= Sch.Il.p.xliii Dind., etc.; eu)qei=a Gal. 19.750 . a)peri/-tmhtos, on, uncircumcised, LXX Ge. 17.14 , al., J. BJ 1.1.2 : metaph., kardi/a LXX Ez. 44.7 ,cf. Act.Ap. 7.51 ,al. not clipped or circumscribed, fu/sis Plu. 2.495c . a)peri/-treptos, on, not to be turned or moved, immutable, Sm. Ps. 95(96).10 , Plu. 2.983c . Adv. -tws S.E. M. 1.53 . a)peri/-tropos, on, unheeding, S. El. 182 (lyr.). a)pe/rittos, on, without superfluity, plain, simple, litoi\ kai\ a). Zeno Stoic. 1.57 , cf. D.H. Lys. 15 , Plu. 2.267f , Philostr. VS 1.23.2 ; to\ a). th=s trofh=s Luc. Nigr. 26 ; mhroi/, gasth/r, perfectly modelled, Philostr. Jun. Im. 14 , 15 . Adv. -ttws plainly, D.S. 12.26 ; frugally, Simp. in Epict. p.33 D. a)peritto/ths, htos, h(, simplicity, lo/gou S.E. M. 2.23 . a)peri/ttwtos, on, without perittw/mata, fu/sis, trofh/, Thphr. CP 6.10.3 , 17.9 . a)peri-ferh/s, not round or rounded, Thphr. CP 6.1.6 . a)peri/-frastos, on, without circumlocution, Eust. 1941.59 . Adv. a)peri/-tws ib. 1112.42 . a)peri-fronh/tws, Adv. without malice prepense, a). kai\ a)katagnw/stws Sammelb. 4774.5 . a)peri/-yuktos, on, free from chill, threi=n Gal. 11.475 , cf. Sor. 2.14 . a)perktiko/s, = a)peirktiko/s , prob.l. for parektiko/s, Alex.Aphr. in Sens. 97 . a)peropeu/s, e/ws, o( ,=h)peroteuth/s, EM 433.45 . a)perrimme/nws, Adv. pf. part. Pass. of a)porri/ptw, negligently, Aristeas 28 . a)pe/rrw, go away, be gone, E. HF 260 ; a)/perre away! begone! Ar. Nu. 783 , Ec. 169 ; ou)k a)perrh/seis su\ qa=tton; Cratin. 123 . a)perrwgw/s, ui=a, o/s, (a)porrh/gnumi) broken, i.e. unsound, unreliable, shmei=on S.E. M. 8.165 . a)perugga/nw, aor. a)ph/ru^gon, belch forth, disgorge, th\n kraipa/lhn Alciphr. 3.32 , cf. Nic. Th. 253 : metaph., vent, D.L. 5.77 , Ph. 1.639 . abs., eructate, Arist. Pr. 962a8 . a)peruqria/w, to put away blushes, to be past blushing, Ar. Nu. 1216 ; a)peruqria=| pa=s, e)ruqria=| d' ou)dei\s e)/ti Men. 782 , cf. Plu. 2.547b , Luc. Jud. Voc. 8 , Lib. Decl. 15.43 ; pro\s pa/ntas Jul. Or. 6.196d . Adv. a)phruqria_ko/tws, shamelessly, Apollod.Com. 13.10 . cease to be red or flushed, Luc. Lex. 4 . a)peru_ka/nw,=sq., Epic. Anon. Oxy. 422.6 . a)peru/kw [u_], impf. a)ph/rukon Plb. 16.1.3 : aor. a)ph/ruca X. An. 5.8.25 , Isyll. 74 (tm.), Maiist. 45 (tm.):—keep off or away, ei) ga\r *)aqh/nh . . bele/wn a)peru/koi e)rwh/n Il. 17.562 ; su/as te ku/nas t' a). Od. 18.105 ; a)peru/koi . . *foi=bos kaka\n fa/tin S. Aj. 186 (lyr.); pole/mion X.l.c., cf. Plb. 16.1.3 : c. gen., strato\n . . *mh/dwn a)pe/ruke th=sde po/leos Thgn. 775 : c. acc. et inf., prevent one from . ., ou)/te se kwma/zein a)peru/komen ou)/te kaleu=men Id. 1207 :—less freq. in Prose, a). tini/ ti keep off from, tau=ta h( eu)tuxi/h oi( a)peru/kei Hdt. 1.32 , cf. X. Oec. 5.6 ; tou\s lu/kous a)po\ tw=n proba/twn Mem. 2.9.2 , cf. Arist. HA 620a12 :— Pass. , patrw/|hs gh=s a)peruko/menos debarred from . ., Thgn. 1210 :— Med. , a)llh/lwn e)/ridos ( v.l. e)/ridas ) dh\n (dh=gm' Bgk.) a)peruko/menoi desisting from . ., Id. 494 ; a)peru/kou (sc. fwnh=s) abstain from speech, S. OC 169 (lyr.):—later in act. sense, a)peru/keo nou/sous, to be read in Maced. Pae. 23 . withhold, si=ga no/on boulh/n t' a)peru/kwn A.R. 3.174 . a)peru^si_bo/w, (e)rusi/bh) destroy by mildew, Thphr. CP 5.10.3 ( Pass. ). produce mildew, ib. 5.9.13 . a)peru/w [u^], tear off from, r(ino\n a)p' o)steo/fin e)ru/sai Od. 14.134 ; po/rtin mhtro\s a)peiru/ssantes Q.S. 14.259 :— Med. , AP 7.730 ( Pers. )(tm.). a)pe/rxomai, fut. -eleu/somai ( Att. fut. a)/peimi): pf. -elh/luqa: aor. -h=lqon:— go away, depart from, c. gen., pa/trhs Il. 24.766 ; oi)/kou Od. 2.136 , cf. S. OC 1165 , etc.; lo/gou E. IT 546 ; a). a)po\ tou= bouleuthri/ou Th. 8.92 ; e)k th=s xw/ras Id. 1.89 , etc.: metaph., a). e)k dakru/wn cease from tears. E. Or. 205 . with ei)s, implying departure from one place and arrival at another, a). e)s ta\s *sa/rdis Hdt. 1.22 ; a). ei)s *qouri/ous oi)kh/sontes And. 4.12 ; para/ tina Luc. Tim. 11 ; a). e)p' oi)/kou depart homewards, Th. 1.92 ; a)qw=|os oi)/kade Archipp. 40 ; a)ph=lqen o(/qen . . went back to the place whence he came, Men. 481.3 : metaph., a). ei)s th\n a)rxai/an fu/sin Pl. Smp. 193c . abs., Hdt. 1.199 , etc.; taxei=' a)pe/rxetai (sc. h( no/sos) S. Ph. 808 ; ka<*>=t' o)flw\n a). Ar. Ach. 689 ; a)/pelqe toutoni\ labw/n take him and be off! Id. Av. 948 ; a)pelqo/ntos e)niautou= Pl. Lg. 954d ; nukto\s-ome/nhs Arat. 315 . c. part., a). nikw=n come off conqueror, Aristid. 2.2 J. , cf. Plu. Ages. 7 ,etc. spread abroad, a)ph=lqen h( a)koh\ au)tou= ei)s *suri/an Ev.Matt. 4.24 . depart from life, a). ka/tw E. Alc. 379 , cf. S. Ant. 818 (lyr.): abs., D.L. 3.6 , AP 11.335 , cf. Ph. 1.513 , Plot. 4.7.15 ; ei)s tou\s qeou/s PPetr. 2p.45 (iii B.C.). a)perw=, Ion. a)pere/w, v. a)pei=pon. a)perweu/s, e/ws, o(, thwarter, e)mw=n mene/wn a)perweu/s Il. 8.361 . a)perwe/w, retire or withdraw from, tw=| ke ta/xa . . pole/mou a)perwh/seias Il. 16.723 . a)perwpo/s, o/n, inconsiderate, cruel, A. Ch. 600 ; expl. by a)naidh/s, sklhro/s, oi(=on a)peri/optos kai\ a)peri/bleptos by Phryn. PS p.10B. , cf. EM 120.41 , Hsch. Adv. -pw=s: qaumastw=s, a)dokh/tws, Id. a)pe/rwtos, on, (e)/rws) loveless, unloving, e)/rws a)pe/rwtos, like ga/mos a)/gamos , read by M 2 in A. Ch. 600 ; but v. foreg. a)/pes, Ion. for a)/fes, v. sub a)fi/hmi. a)/pesqai (=e(/p-): a)kolouqh=sai, Hsch. a)pesqe/omai, Med. , (e)sqh/s) undress oneself, Luc. Lex. 5 (in pf. part. a)phsqhme/noi.) a)pesqi/w, fut. a)pe/domai Ar. Av. 26 : aor. part. a)pofagw/n Id. Eq. 497 : pf. a)pedh/doka Id. Ra. 984 :— Pass. , aor. 1 a)phde/sqhn Pl.Com. 138 : pf. a)pedh/demai Arist. HA 591a5 :—eat, gnaw off, tou\s daktu/lous Hermipp. 24 , cf. Ar. Av. 26 ; a)pesqi/ei mou th\n a)koh/n Hermipp. 52 ; ti/s th\n kefalh\n a)pedh/doken th=s maini/dos; Ar. Ra. 984 ; a)pesqi/el th\n r(i=na ta)nqrw/pou D. 25.61 . leave off eating, ta\ petrai=a tw=n i)xqudi/wn Theopomp. Com. 62 . a)peskh/s, e/s, (pe/skos) without a bow-case, to/ca S. Fr. 626 . a)pe/sklhka, v. a)posklh=nai. a)pesklhrumme/nws, Adv., (a)posklhru/nw), a). e)/xwn,=a)pesklhkw/s, AB 422 . a)pessi/a,=a)/fesis, Hsch. (dub.). a)pessou/a, he is gone off, Lacon. for a)pessu/h, a)pessu/qh, aor. Pass. of a)poseu/w, X. HG 1.1.23 (dub.). a)pessu/meqa, a)peri/-suto, Ep. sync. aor. Pass. of a)poseu/w. a)pestu/s, u/os, h(,=sq., Hsch. a)pestw/, ou=s, h(, Ion. Noun, (a)/peimi, cf. eu)estw/) absence, e)paisxunome/nous th=| a)pestoi= th=s ma/xhs Hdt. 9.85 , cf. Call. Fr. 340 . a)pesxa^r-o/w, remove a scab, Zopyr. ap. Orib. 14.61.2 :— Pass. , Eust. 1575.43 . a)pesxa^r-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, removing scabs, Paul.Aeg. 4.34 , 6.66 . a)pe/thlos, on, leafless, AP 6.190 ( Gaet. ). a)/petros, on, without stones, Eust. 1736.9 . a)peudiasmo/s, o(, (eu)dia/zw) making calm, Porph. VP 29 (pl.). a)peudokimw=: depudesco, Gloss. a)peuh/kasin: e)chramme/nai ei)si/n, Hsch. a)peuqa^na^ti/zw, die well or happily, LXX 2 Ma. 6.28 . a)peuqh/s, e/s, (punqa/nomai) not inquired into, unknown, kei/nou d' . . o)/leqron a)peuqe/a qh=ken Od. 3.88 , cf. Arat. 259 , etc.; a). a)koh= Max. Tyr. 17.9 . Act. , not inquiring, ignorant, h)=lqon . . a)peuqh/s Od. 3.184 , cf. Cerc. 5.3 : c. gen., D.P. 194 , APl. 4.303 . a)peuq-unsis, ews, h(, adjustment, setting, Paul.Aeg. 6.92 . a)peuq-unte/on, one must set straight, adjust, Sor. 2.60 . a)peuq-u/nw, fut. a)peuq-u^nw= S. Ichn. 169 :— make straight, restore, pa/nta o)rqa\ a). Pl. Ti. 71d ; xe/pas desmoi=s a). bind his arms straight, i.e. behind him, S.Aj. 72 : metaph., a)peuqu/netai to\ u(pokla/zon tou= puretou= Paul.Aeg. 2.47 . in military drill, dress, lo/xon Ascl. Tact. 12.11 , etc. guide aright, direct, deu=r' a). molei=n A. Ag. 1667 ; a). brotw=n tou\s a)gnwmosu/nan timw=ntas corrects, chastises them, E. Ba. 884 (lyr.); e)k pru/mnhs a). to steer, Pl. Criti. 109c ; plh/ktrois a). tro/pin S. Fr. 143 , cf.Ichn.l.c.; a). po/lin gouern, rule, Id. OT 104 ; a).ta\koina/ Aeschin. 3.158 ; klh/rw| a). [th\ni)so/thta] regulate, Pl. Lg. 757b , cf. Flt. 282e ; a). ti pri/s ti to adjust, Arr. Epict. 4.12.16 , cf. Luc. Im. 12 ; tai=s sullabai=s a). tou\s xpo/nous D.H. Comp. 11 . to\ a)peuqusme/non (sc. e)/nteron) intestinum rectum, Dsc. 1.99 , Heliod. ap. Orib. 44.23.55 , Gal. 2.573 , etc. a)/peukos, on, without resin, Thphr. HP 3.9.3 (in Comp. -o/teros.) a)peukt-ai=os, a, on, = a)peukto/s , Pl. Ax. 369b ( Sup. ), Plu. 2.289b ; Ta/raxoi CPHerm. 119r iv 16 (iii A.D.), cf. A.D. Synt. 252.10 . Adv. -ai/ws to the loss of our hopes, [teleuth=sai] POxy. 1114.24 (iii A.D.). a)peukt-iko/s, h/, o/n, deprecatory, u(/mnoi Men.Rh. p.342S. a)peukt-o/s, h/, o/n, Luc. Pseudol. 12 , Hld. 7.25 : (a)peu/xomai):— to be deprecated, abominable, ph/mata A. Ag. 638 ; a). to\ dehqh=nai tou/twn Pl. Lg. 628c ; ta\ a). Id. Ep. 353e . a)peu/logon, to/, of irregular shape, dub. in Hero *Stereom. 2.32 . a)peulu^te/w: expedio, explico, exploro, Gloss. a)peuna/zw, lull to sleep, a)peunasqe/ntos kakou= (a)p' eu)nasqe/ntos k. cod. L) S. Tr. 1242 . a)/peustos, on, = a)peuqh/s , Hsch. a)peutakte/w, deliver or pay regularly, tou\s fo/rous Str. 4.6.9 :— Pass. , Id. 7.4.6 , UPZ 42.15 (ii B.C.). a)peutelei=sqai: a)pa/rcasqai, Hsch. a)/peutos, on, = a)/peustos , Hsch. a)peufhm-e/w, deprecate, v.l.for e)p- , Philostr. VA 5.19 , 7.10 . a)peufhm-ismo/s, o( , -ou= xa/rin out of politeness, Phld. Lib. p.56O. a)peuxa^riste/w, show gratitude, tini/ IG 5(1).1145.35 (Gythium). a)peu/xetos, on, = a)peukto/s , A. Ch. 155 , 625 (lyr.). a)peuxh/, h(, deprecation, Men.Rh. p.343S. (pl.). a)peu/xomai, wish a thing away, wish it may not happen, c. acc. rei, a)peu/xou tau=ta, pro\s qew=n E. Hipp. 891 ; ti/ ma/list' a)\n a)peucai/meqa; D. 20.157 ; a). ti toi=s qeoi=s mhdamw=s gi/gnesqai pray the gods it may not be, Pl. Lg. 687d , cf. D. 8.51 : without mh/, a)peu/xesqe i)dei=n Id. 6.23 , cf. 20.106 : also tou=to . . mh\ ge/noito . . a)peu/xomai Ar. Th. 714 . reject, despise, mhtro\s ai(=ma A. Eu. 608 . auert by prayer, Philostr. VA 6.41 . a)peu/w, scorch off, v. a)feu/w. a)peuwni/zw, cheapen, dub. in Luc. Nigr. 23 . a)pefeisme/nws, abundantly, dub. in Str. 15.1.24 . a)pe/fqi^qon, v. a)pofqi/qw. a)/pefqos, on, by dissimilation for a)/fefqos, (a)fe/yw) boiled down, a)/. xruso/s refined gold, Thgn. 449 , Hdt. 1.50 ; xrusi/on Th. 2.13 ; u(/dwr a)/. water purified by boiling, Alex. 198 ; me/li a)/. despumated, Sor. 1.118 . a)pe/frusen: a)pe/zesen, a)pe/balen, Hsch. a)pexqai/rw, hate utterly, detest, tina/ Il. 3.415 , Opp. H. 5.420 , Jul. Or. 2.86b , Vett. Val. 349.14 :— Med. , aor. I a)phxqh/ranto Q.S. 13.255 . make utterly hateful, o(/s te/ moi u(/pnon a). kai\ e)dwdh/n Od. 4.105 . a)pexqa/nomai, Od. 2.202 , Ar. Pl. 910 , Pl. Ap. 24a ,etc.: impf. a)phxqano/mhn Cratin. 36 , X. An. 7.7.10 : fut. a)pexqh/somai Hdt. 1.89 , E. Alc. 71 , Pl. Phlb. 28d , etc.; a)pexqa^nou=mai Them. Or. 26.322c : pf. a)ph/xqhmai Th. 1.75 , 2.63 , X. An. 7.6.34 , etc.: aor. a)phxqo/mhn Il. 24.27 , etc.; subj. a)pe/xqwmai ib. 4.53 ; inf. a)pexqe/sqai (not a)pe/xqesqai), v. a)pe/xqomai; part. a)pexqo/menos Pl. Min. 321a : (e)/xqos):— Pass. , to be hated, incur hatred, a)pexqa/neai d' e)/ti ma=llon Od. 2.202 ; elswh. in Hom. always in aor., mostly c. dat. pers., to be or become hateful to one, incur his hate, a)ph/xqeto pa=si qeoi=si Il. 6.140 ; i)=son ga/r sfin pa=sin a)ph/xqeto khri\ melai/nh| 3.454 ; ou)/te ti/ moi pa=s dh=mos a)pexqo/menos xalepai/nei nor does the people roused to hate against me distress me, Od. 16.114 ; soi\ e)me/qen a)ph/xqeto fronti/sdhn Sapph. 41 , Hdt. 1.89 , 3.1 , Antipho 6.11 , Th. 1.136 , etc.; a). pro/s tina to be hateful in his eyes, E. Med. 290 ; to be irritated against, pro\s th\n h(gemoni/an Plu. Galb. 18 , cf. J. AJ 13.9.3 : c. dat. rei, to be hated for a thing, Pl. Ap. 24a , cf. Th. 2.63 (but also in act. sense, dislike, th=| filosofi/a|, tw=| oi)/nw| Philostr. VA 3.22 , Im. 2.17 ): c. part., a). poiw=n And. 4.10 ; qria/mbous a)naru/tous' a)phxqa/nou Cratin. 36 . causal, lo/goi a)pexqano/menoi language that causes hatred, opp. oi(\ pro\s fili/an a)/gousi, X. Smp. 4.58 . a)pe/xqeia, h(, hatred, felt towards another, pro/s tina D. 18.36 , Arist. Pol. 1305a23 ; dia\ th\n a). tou= pa/qous for it, ib. 1274a40 . felt by others towards one, enmity, odium, o( pra/cas th\n a). au)tw=n di/kaios fe/resqai Antipho 3.4.2 , cf. Pl. Ap. 28a , D. 3.13 , etc.: in pl., enmities, Pl. Ap. 23a , interpol. in D. 9.64 ; qeoi=s di' a)pexqei/as e)lqei=n to be hated by them, A. Pr. 121 (lyr.); di' a). gi/gnetai/ ti it becomes hateful, X. Hier. 9.2 ; ou)/t' e)kei/nou pro\s xa/rin ou)/t' e)mou= pro\s a)pe/xqeian 5.7 ; a)pe/xqeian fe/rei ti it brings odium, Id. Prooem. 44 ; pollh\n e)/xei a). Arist. Pol. 1322a2 ; dei/sas th\n pro\s u(ma=s a). enmity with you, Isoc. 8.38 ; meta\ pollh=s a). Plb. 1.66.9 . a)pexqe/s, Adv. yesterday, A.D. Synt. 235.26 :—divisim a)p' e)xqe/s AP 11.35 ( Phld. ). a)pexq-h/eis, essa, en, Adj. odious, noxious, Androm. ap. Gal. 14.33 . a)pe/xq-hma, atos, to/, object of hate, Tr. 425 . a)pexq-h/men, on, gen. onos, worse form for sq., Poll. 8.153 . a)pexq-h/s, e/s, hateful, S. Ant. 50 ; hostile, Theoc. 1.101 ; to\ a). Onos. 37.3 : Sup. , Ph. 1.604 . hated, Isoc. 1.12 (dub.l.); da/krua IG 4.622 (Argos). Adv. -qw=s, e)/xein tini/ D. 5.18 ; diakei=sqai D.Chr. 32.70 ; pro/s tinas D.H. 7.31 : Sup. -e/stata Poll. 5.116 . a)pexq-htiko/s, h/, o/n, full of hatred, envious, opp. ko/lac, Arist. MM 1193a22 , EE 1221a26 , 1233b32 . a)pe/xq-omai, later form of a)pexqa/nomai, Theoc. 7.45 , Lyc. 116 , AP 5.176 ( Mel. ), Plu. Marc. 22 , etc.; for in E. Hipp. 1260 e)pa/xqomai is the better reading; and the inf. a)pe/xqesqai freq. found in codd. should be written a)pexqe/sqai, cf. a)pexqa/nomai. a)pexq-reu/w, to be hostile, Phld. Rh. 2.162S. a)pexq-rw=s: e)xqrwdw=s, Hsch. a)pe/xw, fut. a)fe/cw, and ( Od. 19.572 ) a)posxh/sw: aor. a)pe/sxon:— keep off or away from, ai)/ ken tude/os ui(o\n a)po/sxh *)ili/ou i(rh=s Il. 6.96 , 277 ; e(ka\s nh/swn a)pe/xwn eu)erge/a nh=a Od. 15.33 ; klhi=des a)p' w)/mwn au)xe/n' e)/xousin the collar-bone parts the neck from the shoulders, Il. 22.324 ; *eu)boi/hs a)pe/xein . . ai)=gas Orac. ap. Hdt. 8.20 , cf. 22 ; a)/pexe th=s boo\s to\n tau=ron A. Ag. 1125 (lyr.), cf. Pr. 687 (lyr.). c. dat. pers., toi . . xei=ras a)fe/cw Od. 20.263 . with a Prep., a). fre/na perissw=n para\ fwtw=n E. Ba. 427 (lyr.); r(i=na a)po\ ka/kkhs Ar. Pax 162 . c.acc. only, keep off or away, skoteino\n a). yo/gon Pi.N. 7.61 ; a). fa/sganon E. Or. 1519 . ou)de\n a)pe/xei c. inf., nothing hinders, debars one from doing, Pl. Cra. 407b , Plu. 2.433a . Med. , kakw=n a)/po xei=ras e)/xesqai hold one's hands off or away from . ., Od. 22.316 ; kua/mwn a)/po xei=ras e)/xesqe Emp. 141 ; a)qana/twn a). xei=ras A. Eu. 350 (lyr.), cf. Supp. 756 , Pl. Smp. 213d , 214d :—but mostly, a)pe/xesqai/ tinos hold oneself off a thing, abstain or desist from it, pole/mou Il. 8.35 , al.; bow=n Od. 12.321 ; ou)de\ . . seu a)fe/comai will not keep my hands off thee, ib. 19.489 ; *dekele/hs abstain from ravaging D. , Hdt. 0.73 , cf. 1.66 , 4.118 , al., Th. 1.20 , etc.; keep away from, po/lews X. HG 7.3.10 : in pf. Pass. , mhde\ tw=n mikrw=n a)pesxhme/non D. 27.47 ; a)gora=s a)pesx. Arist. Pol. 1278a25 . c. inf., a)pe/xesqai mh\ strateu=sai abstain from marching, Th. 5.25 ; lamba/nein a)pe/sxeto Philem. 94.3 ; a)pe/xesqai tou= poiei=n X. Mem. 4.2.3 ; ou)k a). to\ mh\ ou) poiei=n Id. Cyr. 1.6.32 , Pl. R. 354b : also c. part., Jul. Or. 1.43d . abs., refrain oneself, D. 21.61 . intr. in Act. , to be away or far from, c. gen. loci, tw=n *)epipolw=n e(\c h)\ e(pta\ stadi/ous Th. 6.97 ; a).a)po\ *babulw=nos, etc., Hdt. 1.179 ,cf. 3.26 ,al.; a)po\ qala/tths . . dw/deka ddo\n h(merw=n a). Euphro 11.3 ; a). pampo/llwn h(merw=n o(do/n X. Cyr. 1.1.3 ; to\ me/son i)/son tw=n e)sxa/twn a). Pl. Prm. 145b ; plei=ston a). kata\ to/pon Arist. Mete. 363a31 ; a). th\n h(mi/seian dia/metron Id. Cael. 293b30 , etc. project, extend, Id. GA 781a11 ; ta\a)pe/xonta prominent parts, PA 655a32 . a)posxw\n tessara/konta ma/lista stadi/ous mh\ fqa/sai e)lqw/n failing to arrinein time by . ., Th. 5.3 . of actions, to be far from, a)pei=xon th=s e)ceure/sios ou)de\n e)/lasson were just as farfrom the discovery, Hdt. 1.67 ; tosou=ton a)pe/xw tou= poiei=n ti w(/ste . . Isoc. 6.70 ; tosou/tw| ple/on h(mw=n a)pe/xeis tou= pista\ le/gein o(/son . . ib. 11.32 ; a)pe/xei tou= mh\ met' o)rgh=s [pra/ttein] D. 21.41 ; plei=ston a). tino/s to be as far as possible from doing, X. Mem. 1.2.62 ; but tosou=t' a)pe/xei tw=n xorhgw=n so far is it from the thoughts of . ., D. 21.59 . generally, to be far remoued from, politei/as, monarxi/as, Arist. Pol. 1289b2 , 1293a17 ; tou= me/sou Id. EN 1109a10 . differ from, ou)de/n ti a)pei=xe gameth=s gunaiko/s Hdn. 1.16.4 . diafu/sies . . h(=|sin ou)de\n a)pe/xei a)ggei=a ei)=nai nothing is wanting, Hp. de Arte 10 . have or receive in full, th\n a)po/krisin Aeschin. 2.50 ; to\ xre/os a). receive payment in full, Call. Epigr. 55 ; xa/ritas ib. 51 ; a)pe/xw in receipts, BGU 612.2 (i A.D.), etc.; a). to\n misqo/n Plu. Sol. 22 , Ev.Matt. 6.2 , al.; karpo\n a). tw=n ponhqe/ntwn Plu. Them. 17 ; a). To\ me/terion Id. 2.124e . impers., a)pe/xei it sufficeth, it is enough, Ev.Marc. 14.41 , cf. Anacreont. 15.33 . a)peyi/a, h(, (a)/peptos) indigestion, etc.; di' a)peyi/an Arist. PA 668b8 : in pl., Id. Mete. 381b9 , Plu. 2.127d , Gal. 8.34 , S.E. P. 1.131 . a)pe/yw, Ion. for a)fe/yw. a)pe/wse, v. a)pwqe/w. a)pewsto/n: a)po/qhton, Hsch. a)phgene/es: a)potetagme/noi, Id. a)phge/omai, a)ph/ghma, a)ph/ghsis, Ion. for a)fhg-. a)phgor-e/omai, Med. , defend oneself, like a)pologe/omai , Arist. Pr. 951a23 :— Act. , defend, Simp. in Cat. 17.2 . a)phgo/r-euma: a)polo/ghma, Hsch. a)phgo/r-hma, atos , to/ defence, opp. kathgo/rhma, Pl. Lg. 765b . a)phgor-i/a, Dor. a)pag-, h(, dub.l. in Pi. Fr. 122.6 (pl.). a)ph/da^los, on, without rudder, Arist. IA 710a8 . a)phq-e/w, strain off, filter, Ar. Ra. 943 , Thphr. HP 9.8.3 . a)ph/q-hma, atos, to/, that which is filtered off, Asclep. ap. Gal. 14.142 , Hippiatr. 6 , 11 . a)phq-hte/on, one must strain off, Dsc. 5.88 . a)ph/kei: a)pe/xei, h)\ ei)s o)cu\ suna/gei, Hsch. a)phkollu/risen: e)n tw=| parabeblh=sqai a)pe/strofe ( Lacon. ), Id. a)ph/koos, on, (a)koh/) disobedient, opp. u(ph/koos, Hsch. a)phkri_bwme/nws, Adv., (a)pakribo/w) exactly, Plu. Agis 2 (v.l.); sparingly, Alex. 213.4 . a)/phktos, on, not capable of being solidified, Arist. Mete. 385b1 , GA 735b30 , HA 520a8 . not solid, qeme/lia Sor. 1.47 . a)phlghme/nws, Adv., (a)palge/w) gloss on a)phlege/ws , Sch. Il. 9.309 . a)phleg-e/w, neglect, A.R. 2.17 . a)phleg-e/ws, Adv. without caring for anything, outright, bluntly, Hom. only in phrase mu=qon a)phlege/ws a)poeipei=n Il. 9.309 , Od. 1.373 ; a). pepu/qoito A.R. 4.1469 ; ni/sset' a)phlege/ws straightforwards, without looking about, Id. 1.785 ; sternly, 4.687 ; prob. f.l. for a)nhl- , Q.S. 1.226 :—also a)phlege/s, Nic. Th. 495 , Opp. C. 2.510 . (From a)le/gw, like nhlegh/s, a)nhlegh/s. ) a)phliasth/s, ou=, o(, opp. filhliasth/s, one who keeps away from the *(hliai/a, i.e. an enemy to law, with a play on h(/lios (not fond of basking in the sun), Ar. Av. 110 . a)phli^qio/omai, Pass. , become stupid, fatuous, Dsc. 5.17 . a)ph=lic, Ion. for a)fh=lic. a)phli^-w/ths (with or without a)/nemos), ou, o(, east wind, Hdt. 4.22 , 7.188 , E. Cyc. 19 , Th. 3.23 ; opp. ze/furos, Arist. Mete. 363b13 , cf. Mu. 394b23 , Vent. 973a13 , al.—The Ion. form a)phliw/ths is retained in Att. , and appears on the Tower of Andronicus Cyrrhestes, CIG 518 ; a)fhliw/ths on a later table of the winds, IG 14.1308 , and in Latin authors, Catull. 26.3 , Seneca QN 5.16.4 , Gell. 2.22.8 . a)phli^-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, from the quarter of the a)phliw/ths, Arist. Mete. 364a21 , POxy. 985 (i A.D.), Ptol. Geog. 1.11.1 . a)phllarme/nws, Adv., (a)palla/ssw) c. gen., apart from, o)rgh=s dub.l. in J. AJ 17.5.6 . a)phlla/zeis: a)phllagme/nos e)/sh, Hsch. a)ph/mantos, on, unharmed, unhurt, Od. 19.282 , cf. Hes. Th. 955 ; a). bi/otos a life free from misery, Pi.O. 8.87 ; e)/stw d' a)ph/manton be misery far away, A. Ag. 378 (lyr.). Act. , unharming, sqe/nos Id. Supp. 576 (lyr.); of snakes, Nic. Th. 492 . Adv. -tws Tz.ad Lyc. 886 . a)ph/mbroton, v. a)famarta/nw. a)phmelhme/nws, Adv., (a)pamele/w) carelessly, Procop. Vand. 1.4 , al. a)ph/mios, o(, auerter of ill, *zeu/s Paus. 1.32.2 . a)phmoni/a, h(, = sq., Call. Jov. 92 . a)phmosu/nh, h(, freedom from harm, safety, Thgn. 758 , IG 12(5).215 (Paros). harmlessness, Opp. H. 2.647 . a)ph/mwn, on, gen. -onos, (ph=ma) like a)ph/mantos , unharmed, unhurt, a)da/krutos kai\ a). Il. 1.415 , al.; su\n nhusi\n a)ph/mones h)=lqon *)axaioi/ Od. 4.487 ; no/stos a). ib. 519 , cf. nh=es a)ph/mones Opp. H. 5.676 ; o)/lbos, Pi. Pae. 9.8 ; moi=ra A.R. 1.422 ; without sorrow or care, a). kradi/a ka=dos a)mf' a)llo/trion Pi. N. 1.54 , cf. P. 10.22 : c.gen., a). pa/shs oi)zu/os A. Eu. 893 .— Rare in Prose, as Hdt. 1.42 , 4.179 , Pl. Phdr. 248c , Ph. 1.393 . Act. , doing no harm: hence, kindly, propitious, ou)=ron a)ph/mona/ te liaro/n te Od. 7.266 , cf. 12.167 ; po/ntos Hes. Op. 670 ; u(/pnon a)ph/mona/ te liaro/n te Il. 14.164 ; mu=qos 13.748 ; pompoi/ Od. 8.566 ; without hostile intent, A. Supp. 186 ; plou=s new=n a). free from harm to them, E. IA 1575 . a)phnai=os: a)ph/nhs, Hsch. a)ph/neia, h(, (a)phnh/s) rudeness, discourtesy, Thphr. Char. 15.1 : in pl., A.R. 2.1202 . stiffness, Heliod. ap. Orib. 44.23.56 , Sor. 1.44 . a)ph/nemos, on, (a)/nemos) without wind, D. Chr. 6.33 , AB 424 ; a).limh/n Poll. 1.100 . a)ph/nh [a^], h(, four-wheeled wagon, drawn by mules, h(mi/onoi e(/lkon tetra/kuklon a)ph/nhn Il. 24.324 , cf. Od. 6.57 with 69 , 72 , 73 , 82 ; much the same as a(/maca, cf. Il. 24.266 with 324 , Od. 6.72 with 73 : of a racing-car, drawn by mules, h(mio/nois cesta=| t' a)ph/na| Pi. P. 4.94 , cf. O. 5.3 , Arist. Fr. 568 ; h)=n ga\r dh\ a)ph/nh . . h(mio/nous a)nq' i(/ppwn e)/xousa Paus. 5.9.2 . later, any car or chariot, A. Ag. 906 , S. OT 753 ; a). pwlikh/ ib. 803 ; war-chariot, Str. 4.5.2 ; cf. kapa/na. metaph., any conveyance, nata a). ship, E. Med. 1123 ; plwtai=s a)ph/nh|si Lyr.Adesp. 117 ( = Trag.Adesp. 142 ); tetraba/monos w(s u(p' a)ph/nas, of the Trojan horse, E. Tr. 517 (lyr.). metaph., like zeu=gos , pair, e.g. of brothers, a). o(mo/pteros Id. Ph. 329 (lyr.). in pl., the alae nasi, Poll. 2.80 . a)phnh/s, e/s, Ep. Adj. ungentle, rough, hard, of persons, Il. 1.340 ; o(/ti toi no/os e)sti\n a). 16.35 , cf. Od. 18.381 ; qumo\s u(perfi/alos kai\ a). Il. 15.94 ; mu=qon a)phne/a te kratero/n te ib. 202 , cf. Od. 18.381 , al.; o(\s me\n a)phnh\s au)to\s e)/h kai\ a)phne/a ei)dh=| cruel himself and full of cruel thoughts, 19.329 .—Rare in Att. (never in Trag.), o(/pws toi=s e)/cwqen mhde\n dei/ceian a)phne/s Ar. Nu. 974 (anap.); a)phne/s ti ei)pei=n Pl. Phdr. 257b (but a)phxe/s (q.v.) Hermias adloc.), cf. Lg. 950b , Call. Iamb. 1.257 ; freq. in later Prose, as Onos. 42.23 , Phld. D. 3 Fr. 69 , D.S. 9.24 , Plu. 2.678b , 970c , Luc. Nec. 18 ; to\ e)s a)llh/lous a). Procop. Goth. 4.35 : Comp. -e/steros J. BJ 5.7.4 , Adam. 2.44 : Sup. -e/statos Ael. NA 3.26 ; toi=s fi/lois J. BJ 1.24.8 . Adv. -nw=s D.Chr. 32.53 , Plu. 2.19b ; pro\s fi/lous a)phnw=s zh=n ib. 525d : Comp. -e/steron J. AJ 11.6.9 . in physical sense, splh\n a). hard, Aret. SD 1.14 , cf. 2.12 ; unpleasant to taste, CA 1.5 . (Cf. pros-hnh/s, Goth. ansts 'favour'.) a)ph=nqon, Dor. aor. 2 of a)pe/rxomai, Theoc. 2.84 ,al. a)phno/frwn, on, gen. on os, harsh-minded, Sch. A. Pr. 159 . a)phci/a, h(, (ph/gnumi) want of solidity, liability to flux, sw/matos Ptol. Tetr. 204 ; incapacity for sol)idification, Ar.Byz. Epit. 15.9 . a)pho/rios, a, on, = sq., hanging, of branches, AP 9.71 . a)ph/oros, Dor. a)pa/oros, on, (a)ei/rw) hanging on high, far distant, a)ste/res ou)/te ti pollo\n a). ou)/te ma/l' e)ggu/s Arat. 396 : c. gen., a)pa/oros e)xqrw=n aloof from them, Pi. P. 8.86 . a)phreme/w, take a thorough rest, Sor. 1.80 , Orib. Fr. 74 . a)phrh/s, e/s, = a)/phros , unh armed, A.R. 1.888 (ap. EM 122.4 ; a)ph/mosin codd.), v.l. A.R. 1.556 (on the accent v. Hdn.Gr. 1.7 ). a)ph/ri_nos, on, (phri/n) without scrotum, restored (for a)pu/rhnos) by Coraeës in Archestr. 8.9 . a)/phros, on, unmaimed, Hdt. 1.32 , AP 7.110 ( D.L. ), Hsch. a)phrthme/nws, Adv., (a)parta/w) consistently with, tini/ Plu. 2.105e . a). e)/xein to be discontinuous, M.Ant. 4.45 . a)phrtisme/nws, Adv., (a)parti/zw) adequately, completely, D.H. 1.90 ; precisely, Procl. Hyp. 4.80 . a)phruqria_ko/tws, v. a)peruqria/w. a)ph/rwtos, on, intact, unimpaired, Thphr. CP 3.5.1 , Gal. 5.234 . Adv. -wti/ Theognost. Can. 159 . a)ph/tria, Dor. for h)p-, Hsch. a)phu/rwn, as, a, v. sub a)pou/ras. a)ph/x-eia, h(, discord, enmity, Lys. Fr. 88 : a)phxi/a, Phryn. PS p.25B. a)phx-e/w, sound back, re-echo, Arist. Pr. 899a24 , 918a35 . utter, fwna/s Arr. Epict. 2.17.8 . to be out of tune, Phryn. PS p.25B. , Suid. ; to be discordant, Ph. 1.693 , 2.44 . a)ph/x-hma, atos, to/, echo: metaph. of sayings repeated by rote, Pl. Ax. 366c ; faint echo, th=s e)kei= zwh=s Procl. in Alc. p.99C. , cf. p.135C. echo, 'ring', megalofrosu/nhs Longin. 9.2 . Medic., fracture from contre-coup, Sor. Fract. 8 . a)phx-h/s, e/s, (h)=xos) discordant, v.l. in Pl. Phdr. 257b (Hermias), cf. Aristid. Or. 40(5).8 , Luc. Vit.Auct. 10 ; out of tune with one's surroundings, Alciphr. 3.70 . a)ph/x-hsis, ews, h(, echo: metaph. of posthumous fame, M.Ant. 4.3 . sounding, resonance, fwnh=s, pneu/matos, D.T. 629.26 , Gal. 19.380 , cf. Phlp. in Ph. 47.1 (pl.). a)phxqhme/nws, Adv., (a)pexqa/nomai) hostilely, Philostr. VA 7.36 . a)ph/wros, on, high in air, a). d' e)/san o)/zoi Od. 12.435 ; cf. a)ph/oros. *)api/a gh=, v. sub a)/pios (B). *)apiako/s, h/, o/n, of Apis, a)/rtoi PSI 4.425.40 (iii B. C.); cf. *)a. a)/rtos: *memfitiko/s, Hsch. a)pi^a/llw, fut. -ialw= Hsch. , Dor. for a)pope/mpw, Th. 5.77 ; mega/lou d' a)po\ xei=ras i)/alle keep them off, Archestr. Fr. 29 . a)pi/alos, Dor. for h)p-, Hsch. a)pi^a/ptw, tear away, only in tmesi, o(po/swn a)po\ qumo\n i)/apte Q.S. 1.9 . a)pi/astos, on, not to be caught, Hsch. s.v. a)/naptos. a)pia=ton, to/, wine flavoured with celery, Gp. 8.30 , Alex. Trall. 10 . a)pide/a, h(, pear-tree, Gp. 10.3.6 (a)pp- codd.). a)pi/dion, to/, Dim. of a)/pion, pear, Sch. Od. 7.115 codd., Alex. Trall. Febr. 3 . *)apiei=on, to/, the temple of Apis, OGI 90.33 (Rosetta). a)pi/estos [i^], on, (pie/zw) incompressible, Arist. Mete. 385a15 , 386b8 , Thphr. Lap. 8 . a)pi/qa^nos [i^], on, incredible, unlikely, Pl. Lg. 663e , Arist. Po. 1461b12 ; fantasi/ai Stoic. 2.25 : Comp. e)/ti -w/teron ei) . . Str. 1.2.22 . of persons, not to be trusted or relied on, pro/s ti in a matter, Aeschin. 2.3 . unpersuaded, unconvinced, a). a)\n ei)/h Pl. Prm. 133c . not having confidence to do a thing, c. inf., Plu. Nic. 3 . not persuasive, unconvincing, lo/gos Pl. Phdr. 265b , cf. Arist. Rh. 1406b14 , 1408b22 ; o(ri/zein to\n a)riqmo\n a)pi/qanon Ael. Tact. 8.1 ; a). le/gein, of persons, Plu. 2.812e , cf. 819c ; a). zwgra/fos Luc. Ind. 22 ; a). e)n th=| u(pokri/sei Id. Pseudol. 16 . Adv. -nws not persuasively, coarsely, rudely, Isoc. 5.26 , D.H. Lys. 17 , Epicur. Ep. 2p.35U. , etc. a)pi^qa^no/ths, htos, h(, improbability, ai)ti/as Aeschin. 2.64 , J. Ap. 1.34 . a)pi^qe/w, (pei/qw) Ep. form of a)peiqe/w, c. dat., freq. in Hom. usu. with neg., ou)k a)pi/qhse mu/qw| he disobeyed not the words, Il. 1.220 , cf. 6.102 ,al.: abs., ib. 16.458 : once c. gen., ou)d' a)pi/qhse qea\ . . a)ggelia/wn h.Cer. 448 : used in S. Ph. 1447 (anap.). fail to persuade, ou)d' a)pi/qhse/ nin (vin Herm. ) Pi. P. 4.36 . a)pi^qh/s, e/s, poet. for a)peiqh/s 1 , AP 5.86 ( Rufin. ); for a)peiqh/s 11 , lacking in persuasion, Timo 26 . a)pi_qu/nw, = a)peuqu/nw , of setting bones, in pf. Pass. , Hp. Fract. 7 ; of drawing lines, AP 6.67 ( Jul. Aegypt.); a). th=s o)/yios ta\ dia/strofa Aret. CA 1.5 . a)pikma/w, winnow, si=ton Thphr. CP 4.16.2 . a)/pikros, on, not bitter, tw=| h)/qei Arist. VV 1250a42 , cf. Ptol. Tetr. 158 . a)pikro/xolos, on, free from bitter bile, Hsch. a)pi/lhtos, on, (pi_le/w) not to be pressed close, i.e. either incompressible or elastic, Arist. Mete. 385a17 , 387a16 . a)pi/llw, exclude, Lys. 10.18 (nisi leg. a)pei/ll-). a)pi/melos, on, (pi_melh/) without fat, not fat, Diocl.Fr. 136 , Arist. HA 519b8 , PA 675b11 , al.: Comp. -w/teros ib. 672a23 : Sup. -w/tatos HA 520a19 . a)pi^nh/s, e/s, (pi/nos) without dirt, clean, Ath. 14.661d . a)pi^no/w, (a)pinh/s) clean, Hsch. ( Pass. ). a)pi^nu/ssw, (pinuto/s) lack understanding, doke/eis de/ moi ou)k a)pinu/ssein Od. 5.342 , 6.258 ; kh=r a)pinu/sswn, of one lying senseless, Il. 15.10 ; cf. Apollon. Lex. s.v. a)pinute/w. a)pinu/tws, Adv. unwisely, Hsch. s.v. a)pinu/sswn. a)/picis, ews, h(, Ion. for a)/ficis. a)pioeidh/s, e/s , fu/lla like those of the pear-tree, Thphr. HP 3.10.3 , cf. Gal. 19.137 . a)/pion, to/, (a)/pios A) pear, Pl. Lg. 845b , Theoc. 7.120 , Thphr. CP 6.14.4 . = a)/pios (A), pear-tree, ib. 1.15.2 . a)/pios (A), [a^], h(, pear-tree, Pyrus communis, Arist. HA 552b2 , Thphr. HP 1.3.3 , CP 1.15.2 , Dsc. 1.116 , Gal. 11.834 . = a)/pion , pear, Ar. Fr. 569.3 ; a)p' *eu)boi/as a)pi/ous Hermipp. 63.17 , Alex. 33 , Gal. 6.603 . Euphorbia Apios, tuberous spurge, Thphr. HP 9.9.5 , Dsc. 4.175 . = a)stra/galos , Ps.- Dsc. 4.61 . a)/pios (B), h, on, far away, far off, distant, thlo/qen e)c a)pi/hs gai/hs Il. 1.270 , 3.49 , Od. 16.18 , cf. S. OC 1685 . *)/apios, a, on, Apian, i.e. Peloponnesian, said (in this sense) to be derived from *)=apis, Apis, a mythical king of Argos, A. Supp. 260 , cf. Paus. 2.5.7 ; *)api/a gh=, *)api/a xqw/n, or *)api/a alone, the Peloponnese, esp. Argolis, A. Ag. 256 , S. OC 1303 , Ath. 14.650b , etc.; cf.*)api/s prob. in A.R. 4.1564 . [The former word has a^, the latter a_; yet S. OC 1685 uses signf. 1 with a_, and later Ep. Poets have signf. 11 with a^, cf. Rhian. 13 .] (Commonly derived from a)po/, as a)nti/os from a)nti/; and Hsch. expl. e)c a)pi/hs gai/hs by a)llotri/as h)\ ce/nhs h)\ makra\n ou)/shs, cf. Str. 8.6.9 .) a)pi_po/w, press the juice from anything, Hdt. 2.94 . *)apis, idos, ews, and Ion. ios, o(, Apis, a bull worshipped in Egypt, Hdt. 2.153 , etc. a mythical king of Argos, v. a)/pios (B) 11 . *)apis, = *)api/a gh= , Theoc. 25.183 , prob. in A.R. 4.1564 . a)pi^so/w, make equal, au(to\n a). toi=s klinth=rsin, in reference to Procrustes, Plu. Thes. 11 , cf. Luc. Pr.Im. 13 :— Pass. , to be made equal, th=| a)ci/h| tw=n forti/wn to their value, Hdt. 4.196 , cf. Sch. Il. Oxy. 1086i 22 (in form a)f-). a)pi/sswtos, on, (pisso/w) unpitched, a)/ggh Str. 11.10.2 , cf. Dsc. 1.71 (interpol.). a)pist-eu/w, incorrect form for sq., a). ei) . . POxy. 237v5 (ii A.D.). a)pist-e/w, fut. Pass. a)pisthqh/somai D.S. 32.10 , but a)pisth/somai in pass. sense, Pl. R. 450c :—to be a)/pistos, and so: disbelieve, distrust, e)gw\ to\ me\n ou)/ pot' a)pi/steon Od. 13.339 ; tu/xhn a). E. Alc. 1130 ; pa/nta Ar. Ec. 775 , cf. Th. 7.28 (s.v.l.), X. Ages. 5.6 , 8.7 :— Pass. , th\n gnw=sin tou= oi)kei/ou a)pistei=sqai was distrusted, i.e. no one could be sure of knowing, Th. 7.44 ; a). e)n marturi/ais Antipho 2.2.7 ; e)peida\n gnw=sin a)pistou/menoi, ou) filou=si tou\s a)pistou=ntas X. Cyr. 7.2.17 , cf. Hier. 4.1 ; u(po\ th=s patri/dos Id. Smp. 4.29 , cf. Pl. Plt. 271b , Isoc. 5.49 :—but mostly, c. dat. pers., krate/ousin Emp. 5.1 , cf. Th. 8.83 , Pl. Prt. 319b , etc.: so c. dat. rei, tw=| xrhsmw=| Hdt. 1.158 ; pw=s a)pisth/sw lo/gois; S. Ph. 1350 , cf. Th. 6.86 ; a).th=| e)c au(tw=n cune/sei Id. 3.37 ; toi=s i)a/masin IG 4.951.24 (Epid.); h(mi=n au)toi=s Arist. EN 1112b10 ; a).tini/ ti disbelieve one in a thing, Hdt. 3.122 ; peri/ tinos Id. 4.96 ; oi(=s h)pi/sthsan e)/xein . . whom they suspected of having, Plb. 4.18.8 . c.inf., ou)de/n s' a)pistw= kai\ di\s oi)mw=cai I nothing doubt that . ., S. Aj. 940 ; a). mh\ gene/sqai ti to doubt that it could be, Th. 1.10 ; a)pistou=ntes au)to\n mh\ h(/cein Id. 2.101 , cf. 4.40 , Pl. Plt. 301c , R. 555a ; also a). mh\ ou)k e)pisth/mh h)=| h( a)reth/ Id. Men. 89d ; a). pw=s . . Phd. 73b ; a). ei) . . APl. 4.52 ( Phil. ), Ph. 2.555 ; o(/ti . . Pl. Men. 89d ; w(s R. 450c :— Pass. , to\ e)pith/deuma a)pistei=tai mh\ dunato\n ei)=nai it is not believed to be possible, Id. Lg. 839c , cf. Chrm. 168e . abs., to be incredulous, Hdt. 8.94 , cf. Ev.Marc. 16.16 , etc.; na=fe kai\ me/mnas' a)pistei=n Epich. 250 ; e)pi\ toi=s legome/nois Ph. 2.92 . = a)peiqe/w , disobey, tini/ Hdt. 6.108 , freq.in Trag.and Pl. , A. Pr. 640 , S. Ant. 381 (lyr.), Tr. 1183 , 1224 , Pl. Ap. 29c , al.: abs., to be disobedient, toi=s a)pistou=sin ta/de in these things, S. Ant. 219 , cf. 656 ; h)\n d' a)pistw=si but if they refuse to comply, E. Supp. 389 , cf. Pl. Lg. 941c . to be faithless, ei) h(mei=s a)pistou=men, e)kei=nos pisto\s me/nei 2 Ep.Tim. 2.13 . nekro\s to\n qa/naton a)pistou/menos belying death, Polem. Call. 55 . to\ sw=m' ou)k a)pisth/sw xqoni/, i.e. 1 will not hesitate to commit it . ., E. Heracl. 1024 ; tou/tw| h)pi/sthsen a)poqanou=san e(auth\n e)pitre/yai Lys. 31.21 . a)pist-hte/on, one must mistrust, disbelieve, c. dat., Plb. 4.41.8 ; of persons, Str. 8.4.10 , etc.; a). h(mi=n peri/ . . Hp. Cord. 2 . a)pist-htiko/s, h/, o/n, incredulous, M.Ant. 1.6 . a)pisti/a, Ion. -i/h, h(, unbelief, distrust, pi/steis . . dmw=s kai\ a)pisti/ai w)/lesan a)/ndras beliefs and disbeliefs, Hes. Op. 372 ; pi/stei xrh/mat' o)/lessa, a)pisti/h| d' e)sa/wsa Thgn. 831 [ i_]; tw=n qei/wn ta\ polla\ a)pisti/h| diafugga/nei mh\ ginw/skesqai Heraclit. 86 , cf. Pl. Grg. 493c ; toi=si pareou=si a). pollh\ u(peke/xuto Hdt. 3.66 , cf. 2.152 ; u(po\ a)pisti/hs Id. 3.153 , al.; u(po\ a). mh\ gene/sqai ti from disbelief that . ., Id. 1.68 ; a). pro\s e(auto/n lack of self-confidence, Th. 8.66 ; a)pisti/a| lo/gous e)nde/xesqai E. Ion 1606 ; pe/feuge tou)/pos e)c a)pisti/as A. Ag. 268 ; a)pisti/an e)/xein peri/ tinos to be in doubt, Pl. Phd. 107b ; sw/frwn a). E. Hel. 1617 ; pro\s -i/an tou= kathgo/rou to discredit him, Arist. Rh. 1398a10 ; h( a). h( pro\s a)llh/lous Id. Pol. 1297a4 ; a). h( kaq' au(tou= Longin. 38.2 ; pro/s ti Pl. Sph. 258c . of things, ta\ ei)rhme/na e)s a). pollh\n a)pi=ktai Hdt. 1.193 ; polla\s a)pisti/as e)/xei it admits of many doubts, Pl. R. 450c ; o( lo/gos ei)s a). katapi/ptei Id. Phd. 88d ; katabalei=n tina\ ei)s a). ib.c; a). pare/xein ib. 86e (interpol.); a)topi/a kai\ a)pisti/a incredibility, Isoc. 17.48 ; tau=t' a)pisti/an e)/xei D. 10.44 . want of faith, faithlessness, qnh/skei de\ pi/stis blasta/nei d' a). S. OC 611 ; treachery, And. 3.2 , X. An. 2.5.21 ; ble/pein a)pisti/an Eup. 309 . a)/pistos, on, Pass. , not to be trusted, and so: of persons and their acts, not trusty, faithless, u(perfi/aloi kai\ a)/. Il. 3.106 ; qeoi=si/n t' e)xqre\ kai\ a)nqrw/poisin a)/piste Thgn. 601 ; a)/. w(s gunaikei=on ge/nos E. IT 1298 ; a)/. lhi/stores Sammelb. 4309.14 (iii B.C.); doloploki/ai Thgn. 226 ; a)/. poiei=n tina/ mistrusted, Hdt. 8.22 , cf. 9.98 ; ta\ e(autou= pista\ a). poiei=n X. An. 2.4.7 ; a)/pistos e(tairei/as limh/n S. Aj. 683 ; qra/sei a). e)pairo/menos by untrustworthy, groundless confidence, Th. 1.120 ; shifty, unreliable, Pl. Lg. 775d . of reports and the like , incredible, dub. in Archil. 74.5 , cf. Pi. O. 1.31 , Hdt. 3.80 ; te/ras A. Pr. 832 ; a)/. kai\ pe/ra klu/ein Ar. Av. 418 ; a)/. e)no/mizon ei) . . Ph. 2.556 ; to\ e)lpi/dwn a)/. undreamed of even in hope, S. Ph. 868 : Comp. -o/teros, lo/gos Aeschin. 3.59 : Sup. , pi/stis a)pistota/th And. 1.67 , cf. Pl. Ep. 314b . Act. , mistrustful, incredulous, suspicious, qumo\s de/ toi ai)e\n a)/. Od. 14.150 ; w)=ta . . a)pisto/tera o)fqalmw=n less credulous, Hdt. 1.8 ; a)/. pro\s *fi/lippon distrustful towards him, D. 19.27 ; a)/. ei)= . . sautw=| you do not believe what you say yourself, Pl. Ap. 26e ; h)/qh a)/. Id. Lg. 705a ; to\ a)/., = a)pisti/a , Th. 8.66 ; dou/lois pw=s ou)k a)/piston; Gorg. Pal. 11 . in NT, unbelieving, 1 Ep.Cor. 6.6 , al. disobedient, disloyal, S. Fr. 627 : c. gen., A. Th. 876 ; e)/xein a)/piston . . a)narxi/an po/lei, i.e. a)narxi/an e)/xein a)peiqou=san th=| po/lei, ib. 1035 , cf. E. IT 1476 . Adv. a)pi/stws: Pass. , beyond belief, a). e)pi\ to\ muqw=des e)knenikhko/ta Th. 1.21 ; ou)k a). not incredibly, Arist. Rh.Al. 1438a22 , 1438b2 . Act. , distrustfully, suspiciously, Th. 3.83 ; a). tina\ diaqei=nai D. 20.22 . treacherously, Ph. 1.516 . a)pistosu/nh, h(, = a)pisti/a , E. Med. 422 (lyr.). a)pistou/ntws, Adv. = a)pi/stws 2 , Numen. ap. Eus. PE 14.7 . a)pisto/fi^los, on, loving unbelief, Orac. ap. Phleg. Mir. 10 . a)pisxn-ai/nw, make lean or thin, Philem. 98.7 , Arist. HA 574b6 . a)pisxn-ante/on, one must make thin, Id. Pr. 865a37 . a)pisxn-o/w, in Pass. , shrink, Hp. Int. 3 , Morb.Sacr. 8 , cf. Sor. 1.53 . a)pisxu_r-i/zomai, oppose firmly, give a flat denial, pro/s tina Th. 1.140 , cf. Plu. Per. 31 ; pro\s ta\s h(dona/s Id. Agis 4 ,al.; hold out against, pro\s di/yos Them. Or. 11.149c . set oneself to affirm, maintain a thing, ib. 28.342c , Eust. 1278.53 , etc. cling firmly, of the lepa/s, Sch. Ar. Pl. 1096 . a)pisxu_r-istikw=s, Adv. positively, Eust. 1861.41 . a)pi/sxw, = a)pe/xw , keep off, hold off, Od. 11.95 ; xei=ras e)/rgou J. BJ 1.7.3 . a)pi/swsis [pi^], ews, h(, equalization, Nicom. Ar. 1.23 ; as a rhetorical figure, coupled with pari/swsis, Poll. 4.27 (pl.). a)pi^te/on, (a)/peimi B) one must go away, Hp. Ep. 13 , X. An. 5.3.1 , Amphis 1 , Luc. Herm. 82 . a)pi/teutos, on, unwatered, BCH 21.554 (Thesp.); cf. piteu/w. a)pi/ths [i_], (sc. oi)=nos), ou, o(, (a)/pion) perry, Dsc. 5.24 , Gp. 8.5 (a)pp-). a)pi^thte/on, pl. e/a, = a)pite/on , Luc. Lex. 2 . a)pixquo/omai, Pass. , to become a fish, Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.69 . a)/pixqus, u, eating no fish, Ar. Fr. 564 ( = E. Fr. 366 ). Subst., paltry little fish, Eust. 1720.24 . a)pi/wn [i_], on, gen. onos, not fat, Diph.Siph. ap. Ath. 4.120e , Aret. CD 1.5 . a)pla^gia/stws, Adv., (plagia/zw) not obliquely, Eust. 1229.41 . a)/plagktos [la^], on, = a)planh/s , Nonn. D. 4.313 . a)plai=, v. sub a(plou=s. a)plake/w, a)plaki/a, etc., v. sub a)mplake/w, etc. a)pla/kountos [la^], on, without cakes, Pl.Com 113 . a)pla/n-eia [la^], h(, constancy, unchangeableness, Suid. a)plan-h=:polla/ ( Cypr. ), Hsch. a)plan-h/s, e/s, not wandering, steady, fixed, Pl. Plt. 288a , al.: c. gen., a)plane\s a)phrga/sato e)kei/nwn [kinh/sewn] made it free from their influence, Id. Ti. 34a . Astron. of stars,fixed, opp.planets, ib. 40b , cf. Arist. Mete. 343b9 , Metaph. 1073b10 , Arat. 461 , AP 9.25 ( Leon. ); h( a). sfai=ra Corp.Herm. 2.6 . of a line, straight, AP 6.65 (Paul. Sil.). unwavering, qewri/a Epicur. Ep. 3p.62U. not erring, S.E. M 7.195 , Longin. 2.2 ( Sup. ), etc. Adv. -nw=s without going astray, Max.Tyr. 5.2 ; accurately, Alciphr. 3.59 . a)plan-hsi/a, h(, freedom from error, S.E. M. 7.394 . a)pla/n-htos, on, that cannot go astray or err, LXX Jb. 12.20 , Babr. 50.20 , POxy. 237 vi30 (ii A. D.). a)/planta: r(upara/, Hsch. (leg. a)/plunta). a)plasti/a, h(, sincerity, Pl. Def. 412e . a)/plastos, on, not capable of being moulded, Arist. Mete. 385a15 . not moulded: hence, natural, unaffected, fro/nhma, eu)/noia, proqumi/a, h)=qos, etc., Plu. Aem. 37 , Vit.Philonid. p.10 C., Them. Or. 4.56d , etc.; of persons, LXX Ge. 25.27 , Ceb. 20 . Adv. -tws naturally, without disguise, gela=n Pl. Ep. 319b codd.; au)lei=n Thphr. HP 4.11.4 ; le/gein D.H. Rh. 10.11 ; a)pokri/nesqai Ael. VH 9.27 . not feigned: hence, true, opp. mythical, Plu. 2.16c , 62c . not fully shapen, unformed, Ph. 2.317 . v.l. for a)/pla_tos (q.v.). a)pla^th/s, e/s, without breadth, grammh/ Arist. APr. 49b36 ; mh=kos a)., opp. pla/tos e)/xon, Id. Top. 143b14 : metaph., Gal. 7.410 ; a). u(gi/eia without latitude, i.e. variation, Id. 6.28 . Adv. -tw=s Iamb. in Nic. p.56P. a)/pla_tos, Dor. and Trag.for Ep. a)/plhtos (q.v.), on, (pela/zw) unapproachable, always with a notion of terrible, monstrous, Hes. Op. 148 , Th. 151 ; a)/. pu=r Pi. P. 1.21 (whence it must be restored for a)plh/stou in A. Pr. 373 ); o)fi/wn kefalai/, *tufw/n, Pi. P. 12.9 , Fr. 93 ; *)/exidna B. 5.62 , cf. 12.51 ; qre/mma S. Tr. 1093 ; ai)=sa Id. Aj. 256 (lyr.); a)/platon a)cu/mblhton e)ceqreya/mhn Id. Fr. 387 .—In many places a)/plastos is a v.l., Id. Aj. 256 , E. Med. 151 (lyr.); cf. a)/plhstos. = a)/pletos, kuye/lh Com.Adesp. 620 ; a)/platoi o(/soi Phld. Rh. 1.3S. , al.; ga/la Diog.Oen. 39 , cf. Epicur. Nat. 11.154.14 , Phld. Oec. p.41 J. , Porph. Abst. 1.55 ; cf. a)/plhtos. a)ple/hton: a)prospe/laston, Hsch. a)plekh/s, e/s, = sq., Nonn. D. 42.87 . a)/plektos, on, unplaited, xaith AP 7.412 ( Alc. Mess.), Epigr.Gr. 790.8 (Dyme). a)pleo/nastos, on, without an extra letter, Eust. 947.16 . a)pleone/kthtos, on, free from anarice, Chaerem. ap. Porph. Abst. 4.6 . without excess, Theol.Ar. 34 . a)pletomege/qhs, es, unapproachably great, li/qos Sch. A.R. 3.41 . a)/pletos, on, boundless, immense, h)e/ros u(/yos Emp. 17.18 ; au)gh/ Id. 135 ; do/ca Pi. I. 4(3).11 ; ba/ros S. Tr. 982 ; also found in Prose, xruso\s a)/. Hdt. 1.14 , 50 ,al.; a(/les, u(/dwr, 4.53 , 8.12 ; oi)mwgh/ 6.58 ; ma/xh Pl. Sph. 246c ; a)/. kai\ a)mh/xanon [xro/nou plh=qos] Id. Lg. 676b ; e)n xro/nou mh/kesin a)ple/tois ib. 683a ; xiw/n X. An. 4.4.11 ; plh=qos Arist. GA 755b26 ; potamoi\ a)/pletoi to\ me/geqos Id. Mete. 355b23 ; r(afani/des a)/. to\ pa/xos Id. Pr. 924a27 ; qo/rubos Plb. 1.50.3 , al.; fu/sis Plot. 5.5.6 ; du/namis 4.8.6 . a)/pleuros, on, without sides or ribs, a)/. sth=qos narrow chest, Arist. Phgn. 810a3 , cf. 809b7 ( Comp. ); of persons, narrow-chested, opp. eu)/pleuroi, ib. 810b13 , Teles p.55.3 H., Mnesith. ap. Orib. 21.7.6 ( Sup. ). a)/pleustos, on, not navigated: to\ a)/. part of the sea not yet navigated, X. Cyr. 6.1.16 . a)plhgh/s, e/s, of verses, free from metrical defect, Diom. p.498 K. a)plh/gios, on, clad in a single garment: generally, = a(plou=s , Eup. 222 . a(plhgi/s, i/dos, h(, = a(ploi/+s (as Subst.), a single upper garment or cloak, opp. diplhgi/s, S. Fr. 777 , Ar. Fr. 54 , Herod. 5.18 . a)/plhgos, on, (plhgh/) not smitten with disease, etc., PMag.Par. 1.1063 . a)plh/quntos, on, not multiplied, without plurality, Porph. Sent. 33 , Procl. in Prm. p.535 S. Adv. -tws Porph. Sent. 1 .c., Procl. Inst. 62 . a)/plhktos, on, unstricken, of a horse needing no whip or spur, Eup. 232 , Pl. Phdr. 253d : metaph., Plu. 2.721e ; unwounded, without receiving a blow, frou=doi d' a)/. E. Rh. 814 ; immune from stings, Dsc. 2.118 ; of a plant, uninjured, Thphr. HP 9.14.1 . Act. , not striking, in Adv. -tws without pulsation, Procl. in Cra. p.37P. Act. , not irritating or pungent, Sor. 2.59 : Comp. , not too stimulating, Herod.Med. ap. Aët. 5.116 . Adv. -tws Ruf. ap. Orib. 8.24.53 . a)plhmmelw=s, Adv. without discord, Dam. Pr. 434 . a)plh/mwn, on, = a)/plhstos , Hsch. a)plh/c, h=gos, o(, h(, = a)/plhktos 1 , Arr. Epict. 4.1.124 ; sens. obsc., Luc. Am. 54 . a)plh/rwtos, on, insatiable, Phld. Mus. p.78K. , Ph. 2.266 , al., Luc. Merc.Cond. 39 ; *(a/idhs IG 14.1754 ; pa/ntwn Plu. 2.524b ; unsatisfied, Gal. 17(1).597 . unfilled, Poll. 1.121 ; to\ a). absence of satiety, Plot. 5.8.4 . a)plhsi/astos, on, = a)/platos , Sch. Pi. P. 12.15 , Sch. S. Aj. 247 . a)plhst-ei/, Adv. of a)/plhstos, Hdn. Epim. 257 . a)plhst-eu/omai, to be insatiable, tino/s in a thing, Hipparch. ap. Stob. 4.44.81 ; e)/n tini LXX Si. 34(31).17 . a)plhst-i/a, h(, insatiate desire, greediness, whether of food or money, u(po\ th=s a)plhsti/as Pherecr. 156 ; ei)s tosau/thn a). a)fi/konto Lys. 12.19 , cf. D. 36.44 ; dia\ th\n a). Pl. Grg. 493b ; a). tro/pwn D. 22.67 (interpol.); gastro/s Ph. 1.360 . c. gen. rei, insatiate desire of, plou/tou, xrusou=, Pl. R. 562b , Lg. 831d ; le/xous E. Andr. 218 ; th=s eu)xh=s, referring to Midas, Arist. Pol. 1257b16 ; tou= qewrei=n Ph. 1.12 . a)plh/st-oinos, on, insatiate in wine, a)ru/tainai Timo 4 . a)/plhst-os, on, insatiate, greedy, Thgn. 109 , S. El. 1336 , Arist. HA 591b2 , etc.; sts. confounded with a)/plastos (i.e. a)/platos), q.v. c. gen., a)/. xrhma/twn, ai(/matos, Hdt. 1.187 , 212 , Pl. Lg. 773e , etc.; kakw=n A. Eu. 976 (lyr.). Adv. -tws, e)/xein Pl. Grg. 493c , al.; a). diakei=sqai or e)/xein pro/s ti X. Cyr. 4.1.14 , Isoc. 5.135 , 8.7 : also neut. pl. as Adv., ai)a/cas a)/plhsta CIG 2240 (Chios). a)/plhtos, Ep. and Ion. form of a)/pla_tos (q.v.), on, dub. in h.Cer. 83 ; mai/netai a)/plhton Semon. 7.34 ; = a)/pletos , great, xeu/mata Orph. A. 1051 ; ai)qh/r Q.S. 8.222 ; dw=ra Id. 9.510 . a)/plia, name of a throw at aice, Poll. 7.204 . a)pli/kit-on, to/, camp-prison, PLond.ined. 2487 (iv A.D.):—hence a)plikit-a/rioi, oi(, warders, Lyd. Mag. 3.8 . a(plodi/shmos, on, (also written a(ploti/s-) dub.sens., e)/rgon, apptly. of embroidery or weaving, PLond.ined. 2132 . a(plo-eidh/s, e/s, simple or single, Theol.Ar. 52 ( Comp. ). a(/plo-qric, o(, h(, gen. trixos, with plain hair, Ptol. Tetr. 143 , Alex.Aphr. Pr. 1.2 . a)/ploia, h(, Ion. and poet. a)ploi/+h, Call. Dian. 230 , prob. in AP 7.640 (Antip.). a)/plous):— impossibility of sailing, detention in port, esp. from stress of weather, A. Ag. 188 ; a)ploi/a| xrh=sqai E. IA 88 , cf. IT 15 ; h(su/xazen u(po\ a)ploi/as Th. 4.4 , cf. 6.22 : pl., a)pople/ein . . o(rmhme/non au)to\n i)=sxon a)/ploiai Hdt. 2.119 . a(ploi/+dion, to/, Dim. of a(ploi/+s, PPetr. 3p.18 (iii B.C.). a(ploi/+zomai, (a(plou=s) behave simply, deal frankly, pro\s tou\s fi/lous X. Mem. 4.2.18 ; to be simple in habits, D.C. 65.7 ; to be reduced to simplicity, Dam. Pr. 32 .— Act. in same sense, Sch. Od. 6.187 . a(ploi+ko/s, h/, o/n, simple, natural, plain, Phint. ap. Stob. 4.23.61a , Luc. Tim. 56 , A.D. Synt. 200.18 , Hermog. Id. 2.9 , Demetr. Eloc. 244 , etc.: Comp. -w/teros Simp. in Ph. 337.11 : Sup. -w/tatos Philostr. VS 2.9.2 , Luc. Alex. 4 . Adv. -kw=s D.H. Dem. 45 . a)/ploioi: oi( mh\ duna/menoi plei=n, Hsch. a(ploi/+s, i/dos, h(, simple, single, a(ploi/+des xlai=nai Il. 24.230 , Od. 24.276 : as Subst., single garment, = a(plhgi/s , AP 5.293 ( Agath. ). a)plo/ka^mos, on, having shorn her hair, AP 7.146 (Antip. Sid.). a)/plokos, on , (ple/kw) = a)/plektos , Opp. H. 3.469 : metaph., unconnected, cj. in Longin. 19.1 . *(aploku/wn, o(, nickname of a Cynic who wore his coat single instead of double, Plu. Brut. 34 , D.L. 6.13 . a(plo/os, h, on, contr. a(plou=s, h=, ou=n, opp. diplo/os twofold, and so, single, a(plh= ga\r oi)=mos ei)s *(a/idou fe/rei A. Fr. 239 , cf. X. Cyr. 1.3.4 ( Comp. ); a(plw=| tei/xei periteixi/zein Th. 3.18 ; di\s to/s' e)c a(plw=n kaka/ S. Aj. 277 ; o(/pws a)\n h( xa/ris e)c a(plh=s diplh= fanh=| Id. Tr. 619 ; a(pla=s de\ lu/pas e)co\n ou)k oi)/sw dipla=s E. IT 688 . a(plai= (sc. krhpi=des), ai(, single-soled shoes, Stratt. 24 , D. 54.34 . simple, plain, straightforward, keleu/qois a(plo/ais zwa=s Pi. N. 8.36 ; a(. o( mu=qos A. Ch. 554 ; a(. lo/gw| Id. Pr. 610 ,al.; w(s a(. lo/gw| ib. 46 , Ar. Ach. 1151 ; a(. lo/gos the matter is simple, E. Hel. 979 ; a(. dih/ghsis simple narrative (without dialogue), Pl. R. 392d ; ou)k e)s a(plou=n fe/rei leads to no simple issue, S. OT 519 ; a(pla= ge kai\ safh= le/gw maqei=n Alex. 240.7 ; ou)de\n e)/xw a(plou/steron le/gein X. Cyr. 3.1.32 ; of single-membered periods, Demetr. Eloc. 17 , etc.; of habits, a(plou/statos bi/os Plb. 9.10.5 ; no/moi li/an a(. kai\ barbarikoi/ Arist. Pol. 1268b39 ; a(plou=n h)=n . . a)poqanei=n a plain course, Men. 14 . of persons, or their words, thoughts, and acts, simple, open, frank, a(pla= ga/r e)sti th=s a)lhqei/as e)/ph A. Fr. 176 ; a(. kai\ gennai=os Pl. R. 361b , etc.; a(. tro/poi E. IA 927 ; opp. do/los, Ar. Pl. 1158 ; pro\s tou\s fi/lous w(s a(plou/staton ei)=nai X. Mem. 4.2.16 . simple-minded, o( krith\s u(po/keitai ei)=nai a(. Arist. Rh. 1357a12 , cf. HA 608b4 ( Comp. ), Rh. 1367a37 ; in bad sense, simple, silly, Isoc. 2.46 ; li/an ga\r a(plou=n to\ nomi/zein . . Arist. Mete. 339b34 . simple, opp. compound or mixed, Pl. R. 547e , etc.; opp. memigme/nos, kekrame/nos, Arist. Metaph. 989b17 , Sens. 447a18 ; a(. xrw/mata Id. Col. 791a1 ; a(. o)no/mata, opp. dipla=, Id. Po. 1457a31 ; also of nouns, without the article, A.D. Synt. 98.17 , al.; of the positive adjective, Plu. 2.412e , etc. a(. bibli/a rolls containing a single author, Id. Ant. 58 . of precious metals, unalloyed, pure, SIG 901.9 (Delph., iv A. D.), PCair. 67041 . a(. e)pi/desmos, a kind of bandage, Hp. Off. 7 , etc. absolute, sheer, a)krasi/a Arist. EN 1149a2 ; sumfora/ Lys. 24.8 , etc. simple, unqualified (cf. a(plw=s 11.3 ), ou) pa/nu moi dokei= . . ou(/tws a(plou=n ei)=nai w(/ste . . Pl. Prt. 331b , cf. Smp. 206a , Tht. 188d , al. general, opp. a)kribh/s, Arist. Metaph. 1025b7 ( Comp. ), cf. 1030a16 . Adv. a(plw=s, v. sub voc. Comp. and Sup. a(plou/steros, a(plou/statos, v. supr.; irreg. Sup. a(plo/tatos AP 6.185 ( Zos. ). (Cf. di-plo/os; a(- = sṃ; -plo/os perh. identical with plou=s 'voyage', cf. Serb. jedan put '(one journey, hence) once'; transition from 'once' to 'simple' as in Lett. vienkars^s 'simple' (cf. Lith. vienkart 'once').) a)/ploos, on, contr. a)/plous, oun: Act. , of ships, unseaworthy, trih/reis And. 3.5 ; nau=s a)/plous poiei=n Th. 7.34 ; nh=es a(/ploi e)ge/nonto ibid.: of persons, nau/klhron . . poih/sas a)/ploun Crito Com. 3 : Comp. , a)plow/terai nh=es less fit for sea, Th. 7.60 (codd.; a)plou/sterai Suid. ). Pass. , of the sea, not navigable, closed to navigation (cf. a)/ploia) , a)/plous h( qa/latta u(po\ tw=n . . lh|stw=n ge/gonen D. 18.241 ; a(/lmh A.R. 4.1271 ; *po/ntos Plb. 4.38.7 : metaph., ai)qh/r Nonn. D. 6.358 . no seafarer, *)hxw/ ib. 319 . a(plopa^qh/s, e/s, (pa/qos) simply passive, S.E. P. 3.108 (a(plo-pa/qeia, h(, is f.l. ib. 47 ). a(plo/s, h/, o/n, late form for a(plo/os, An.Ox. 2.331 . a(plosu/nh, h(, = a(plo/ths , LXX Jb. 21.23 . a(plosxh/mwn, on, of simple form, Str. Chr. 2.28 . a(plo/ths, htos, h(, singleness, th=s fwnh=s Arist. Aud. 801a19 . simplicity, po/lews X. HG 6.1.18 ; kata\ th\n mousikh/n Pl. R. 404e ; th=s trofh=s D.S. 3.17 : of literarystyle, D.H. Rh. 9.14 : pl., a(plo/thtes lo/gwn ibid. of persons, simplicity, frankness, sincerity, X. Cyr. 1.4.3 , LXX Wi. 1.1 , Plb. 1.78.8 , D.S. 5.66 , etc.; h( ei)s to\n *xristo\n a(. 2 Ep.Cor. 11.3 . open-heartedness: hence, liberality, ib. 8.2 , 9.11 , cf. IG 14.1517 . a(plo-tome/w, cut by a simple incision, ti Antyll. ap. Orib. 44.8.1 :— Pass. , Aët. 8.26 :—hence a(plo-tomhte/on, Id. 16.123 . a(plo-tomi/a, h(, simple incision, Antyll. ap. Orib. 44.8.6 , Gal. 14.781 . *)a/ploun, o(, Thess., = *)apo/llwn , Pl. Cra. 405c , IG 9(2).512.19 (Larissa), etc. a(plou=s, v. a(plo/os. a)/ploutos, on, without riches, S. Fr. 835 ; a(bro\s kai\ ou)k a)/. Philostr. VA 6.36 ; a)/. a)perga/sasqai to\n plou=ton Thphr. Fr. 78 . a(plo/fullon, to/, = a)/lusson , Ps.- Dsc. 3.91 (prob.l.). a(plo/w, (a(plou=s) make single, unfold, spread out, ou)rh/n Batr. 74 (v. l.), cf. 80 ; sw=ma AP 11.107 ( Lucill. ); i(sti/a Orph. A. 360 , etc.; sagh/nhn Alciphr. 3.3 ; fa/lagga Paus. 4.11.2 ; daktu/lous Sor. 1.73 ; a(. to\n a)/rguron beat it thin, Anacreont. 4.5 ; expose a wound, Just. Nov. 111 Pr.:— Pass. , a)greuqei\s ei)s to\ ploi=on h(plw/qh [the fish] lay stretched out . ., Babr. 4.5 ; a)spa/ragos xai/rei gh=| h(plwme/nh| open ground, Gp. 12.18.1 ; a(plwqe/ntwn i(sti/wn Lib. Or. 11.264 :— Med. , AP 10.9 , Orph. A. 278 , D.P. 235 . metaph., a(/plwson seauto/n be simple, M.Ant. 4.26 :— Pass. , to be simplified, Plot. 6.7.35 ; but, to be expanded, Id. 3.5.9 (fort. e)capl-). make plain, o(do/n LXX Jb. 22.3 . a)plu^si/a (A), h(, (a)/plutos) filthiness, filth, AP 7.377 ( Eryc. ). a)plu^si/a (B), h(, a kind of sponge, so called because it cannot be cleaned, Arist. HA 549a4 , Plin. HN 9.150 , prob.l. in Thphr. HP 4.6.10 . a)/plu^tos, on, (plu/nw) unwashen, unwashed, of clothes, a)/loutos a)plu/tois e)n ei(/masin Semon. 7.5 ; r(afani/des Eup. 312 , cf. Pherecr. 175 ; of sponges, Arist. HA 548b29 ; of parts of the body, Ar. V. 1035 ; a). posi\ diecie/nai ta\ fanerw/tata D.Chr. 12.43 ; a)/. a)/rtos Gal. 6.500 . Adv. -tws, loidorei=n with foul language, Phld. Ir. p.45 W. a(/pl-wma, atos, to/, (a(plo/w) that which is unfolded, expanse, Sch. Ar. Av. 1218 . a(pl-w=s, Adv. of a(plou=s, singly, in one way, me/nein a(. e)n th=| au(tou= morfh=| Pl. R. 381c , etc.; a(. le/gesqai in one sense, opp. pollaxw=s, Arist. Top. 158b10 ; a(. lego/mena, opp. sumpleko/mena, Id. Metaph. 1014a19 , cf. Ph. 195b15 ; opp. kat' a)llh/lwn le/gesqai, without distinction of subject and predicate, Metaph. 1041b1 ; e)sqloi\ me\n ga\r a(. pantodapw=s de\ kakoi/ Poët. ap. EN 1106b35 , etc. simply, plainly, a)ll' a(. fra/son A. Supp. 464 ; a(. ti fra/zous' Id. Ch. 121 ; a(. ei)pei=n Isoc. 4.154 ; lalei=n Anaxil. 22.23 . openly, frankly, Isoc. 3.52 , X. HG 4.1.37 ; in good faith, D. 18.308 , etc.: in bad sense, a(. e)/xein to be a simpleton, Isoc. 4.16 . in its natural state, uncooked, of food, Jul. Or. 6.192b . simply, absolutely, a(. a)du/naton Th. 3.45 ; tw=n new=n kate/du ou)demi/a a(. no ship was absolutely sunk (though some were disabled), Id. 7.34 ; a(. ou)de\ e(/n . . suni/hmi Philem. 123 ; o(/s' e)sti\n a)gaqa\ . . a(. simply all the good things there are, Ar. Ach. 873 ; e)/dwk' e)mauto\n u(mi=n a(. D. 18.179 ; a(. absolutely, opp. kata/ ti (relatively), Arist. Top. 115b12 ; opp. pro/s ti, APr. 41a5 ; opp. pro\s h(ma=s, APo. 72a3 ; opp. tivi/, Top. 116a21 ; a(. baru/, kou=fon, malako/n, etc., Cael. 311a17 , 27 , Mete. 386b32 , al.; to\ a(. kalo/n, to\ a(. a)gaqo/n, etc., EN 1136b22 , 1134b4 , al.; opp. o(tiou=n (in some particular), Pol. 1301a29 ; strengthd. a(. ou(/tws Pl. Grg. 468c , D. 21.99 ; th\n a(. di/khn absolute, strict justice, opp. tou)pieike/s and xa/ris, S. Fr. 770 ; h( telei/a kai\ a(. kaki/a Arist. EN 1138a33 ; to\ a(. the absolute, Dam. Pr. 5 : Comp. a(plou/steron Is. 4.2 ; -terws Str. 6.2.4 : Sup. a(plou/stata Pl. Lg. 921b . in a word, E. Rh. 851 , X. Cyr. 1.6.33 , Mem. 1.3.2 , etc. generally, opp. safe/steron, Arist. Pol. 1341b39 , al.; w(s a(. ei)pei=n ib. 1285a31 , EN 1115a8 , al.; a(. dhlw=sai Hell.Oxy. 11.4 ; to\n a)kribw=s e)pista/menon le/gein a(. ou)k a)\n duna/menon ei)pei=n Isoc. 4.11 , cf. Demetr. Eloc. 100 , 243 : in bad sense, loosely, superficially, li/an a(. Arist. Metaph. 987a21 , GA 756b17 , al.; ou)x a(. fe/rein not lightly, E. IA 899 . foolishly, Plu. 2.72b . a(/pl-wsis, ews, h(, simplification, Plot. 6.9.11 . a(pl-wte/on, one must simplify Dam. Pr. 256 . a(pl-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, simplifying, c.gen., ib. 39 . a)/plwtos, on, (plw/w) not navigated, not navigable, Arist. Mir. 839b13 ; pela/gh Ph. 2.108 ; a)/plwta pa/nta h)=n navigation was stopped, App. Mith. 93 . a)pneh/s, e/s, corrupt in AP 9.420 as epith. of pu=r (metaph. of love). a)pneu/-ma^tos, on, (pneu=ma) without wind or current of air, meshmbri/a Arist. Pr. 911b2 , ct. Thphr. CP 1.8.3 . a)pneu/-mwn, on, gen. onos, without breath or life, nekra\ kai\ a). Simp. in Epict. p.6 D. , Orac. ap. Dam. Pr. 453 , Tab.Defix.Aud. 22.8 (Curium, iii A. D.). a)pneu-sti/, Adv. of a)/pneustos, without breathing, zh=n Arist. Pr. 898b24 , Resp. 475a23 ; a). e)/xein hold one's breath, Pl. Smp. 185d ; without drawing breath, Hp. Int. 12 ; lo/gous sunei/rein safw=s kai\ a). D. 18.308 (-tei/), cf. Thphr. Char. 2.9 ; a). e(/lkein, e)kpi/nein, Antiph. 74.14 , Alex. 244.3 ; without breathing, i.e. lifeless, a). kei=sqai Plu. 2.642d ; feu/gein a). breathlessly, Porph. Chr. 49 . a)pneu-sti/a, h(, holding of the breath, not breathing, Arist. Pr. 881b13 , 961b21 . a)pneu-stia/zw, hold the breath, ib. 962b31 . a)/pneu-stos, on, breathless, a)/. kai\ a)/naudos Od. 5.456 , cf. Theoc. 25.271 . lifeless, dead, Nonn. D. 26.115 ; without life, fare/trh ib. 15.269 . = a)pneu/matos, to/poi Thphr. CP 5.12.7 ( Sup. ). Adv. -tws, = a)pneusti/ (q.v.), Plu. 2.844f . a)/pnigmos, on, = ou) pepnigme/nos, knw/dwn Anon. ap. Hsch. a)pnoe/w, suffer from breathlessness, Orib. Syn. 9.44.1 . a)/pnoia, h(, freedom from wind, Hp. Epid. 3.2 . windlessness, calm, Arist. Pr. 944b12 , Plb. 34.11.19 (v.l.); want of wind, Thphr. CP 2.7.5 ; shelter from wind, Arist. GA 785a29 . absence of respiration, Gal. 7.959 . a)/pnoos, on, contr. a)/pnous, oun:— without wind, with but little air, e)/ar Hp. Epid. 3.2 , cf. Arist. Mete. 361b6 , Thphr. CP 2.9.1 . unventilated, oi)ki/a Plu. 2.515b ; air-tight, kw/rukos Herod. 8.74 . breathless, Theopomp.Com. 71 . lifeless, AP 7.229 ( Diosc. ), IG 14.1787 . without breathing or respiration, Heraclid.Pont. Fr. 72 , 75 Voss, Arist. HA 492a13 . a)po/, Aeol. , Thess., Arc. , Cypr. a)pu/ Sapph. 44 , cf. 78 , Alc. 33 , Theoc. 28.16 , IG 12(2).6.45 (Mytil.), a)pudo/menai ib. 9(2).594 (Larissa), 5(2).6 (Tegea), etc.:—Prep. usually with Gen. but v. infr. B. (Cf. Skt. ápa, Lat. ab, Umbr. ap-ehtre 'ab extra', Goth. af, O E. af, cef, of, etc.) Orig. sense, from. [a^po^: where a)po_ is found in Ep. before v or liquids (as a)po\ e(/qen Il. 6.62 , a)po\ neurh=s 11.664 , Hes. Sc. 409 ) a)pai/ was sometimes written in later texts, cf. Eust. 625.11 :— a_ metri gr. in Ep. compds., such as a)pone/esqai.] OF PLACE, the earliest, and in Hom. the prevailing sense: of Motion, from, away from, e)sseu/onto new=n a)/po kai\ klisia/wn Il. 2.208 ; pleonastic, a). *troi/hqen ib. 24.492 ; a)p' ou)rano/qen 8.365 (later with Advbs., a)po\ e)/mprosqen LXX Ec. 1.10 , etc.); strengthd., e)kto\s a). klisihs Il. 10.151 ; also a)p' ai)w=nos ne/os w)/leo, implying departure from life, ib. 24.725 ; opp. e)c, of relatively superficial motion, lamba/nomen ou)/te e)k th=s gh=s ou)de/n, ou)/t' a)po\ tw=n oi)kiw=n X. Mem. 2.7.2 ; similarly of the cause or ground, e)c w(=n prohgw/nisqe kai\ a)f' w(=n ei)ka/zw Th. 4.126 :— freq. of warriors fighting from chariots, etc., oi( me\n a)f' i(/ppwn, oi( d' a). nhw=n . . ma/xonto Il. 15.386 ; a)f' i(/ppwn ma/rnasqai Od. 9.49 ; so h( ma/xh h)=n a)f' i(/ppwn Hdt. 1.79 ; lampa\s e)/stai a)f' i(/ppwn on horseback, Pl. R. 328a ; a)f' i(/ppou qhreu/ein X. An. 1.2.7 ; a). new=n pezomaxei=n Th. 7.62 ; e)n tai=s nausi\n ai)ro/menos tou\s i(stou\s a). tou/twn e)skopei=to X. HG 6.2.29 ; o)mma/twn a)/po . . kate/stazon ge/nun, of tears, E. Hec. 240 : joined with e)k, e)k *kori/nqou a). tou= stratope/dou Pl. Tht. 142a . of Position, away from, far from, me/nwn a). h(=s a)lo/xoio Il. 2.292 (cf. a)p' a)ndro\s ei)=nai to live apart from a man or husband, Plu. CG 4 ); kekrumme/nos a)p' a)/llwn Od. 23.110 ; mou=nos a)p' a)/llwn h.Merc. 193 ; a)p' o)fqalmw=n, a)p' ou)/atos, far from sight or hearing, Il. 23.53 , 18.272 , cf. 22.454 ; a). qala/sshs w)|ki/sqhsan Th. 1.7 , cf. 46 ; au)li/zesqai a). tw=n o(/plwn Id. 6.64 ; a)p' oi)/kou ei)=nai Id. 1.99 ; speu/dein a). r(uth=ros far from, i.e. without using the rein, S. OC 900 ; in Hom. freq. strengthd., th=le a). . ., no/sfin a). . ., Il. 23.880 , 5.322 ; in measurement of distances, o(/son ie/ sta/dia a). *fulh=s X. HG 2.4.4 , etc.; but later the numeral follows a)., phga\s e)/xwn a). m/ stadi/wn th=s qala/sshs D.S. 4.56 ; a). stadi/wn k/ th=s po/lews Plu. Phil. 4 ; katestratope/deusen a). n/ stadi/wn fifty stades away, Id. Oth. 11 , cf. D.Chr. 17.17 . of the mind, a). qumou= away from, i. e. alien from, my heart, Il. 1.562 ; a). do/chs 10.324 ; ou) . . a). skopou= ou)d' a). do/chs Od. 11.344 ; a). tou= a)nqrwpei/ou tro/pou Th. 1.76 ; ou)de\n a). tro/pou not without reason, Pl. R. 470b ; ou)k a). skopou=, kairou=, Id. Tht. 179c , 187e ; ou)k a). gnw/mhs S. Tr. 389 ; ou)k a). tou= pra/gmatos D. 24.6 ; ma/la pollo\n a)p' e)lpi/dos e)/pleto A.R. 2.863 . in pregnant sense, with Verbs of rest, previous motion being implied (cf. e)k) , a)na\ d' e)bo/asen . . a). pe/tras staqei/s E. Tr. 523 ; a).th=s e)mh=s kefalh=s th\n [e)kei/nou] kefalh\n a)nadh/sw, i. e. taking the chaplet off my head, and placing it on his, Pl. Smp. 212e : with Verbs of hanging, where e)k is more common, a(yame/nh bro/xon a). mela/qrou Od. 11.278 . with the Article, where the sense of motion often disappears, oi( a). tw=n oi)kiw=n feu/gousin, i.e. oi( e)n tai=s oi)ki/ais feu/gousin a)p' au)tw=n, X. Cyr. 7.5.23 ; oi( a). tw=n pu/rgwn . . e)parh/cousi ib. 6.4.18 ; ai)/rein ta\ a). th=s gh=s Pl. Cra. 410b ; ai( i(/ppoi ai( a). tou= a(/rmatos v.l. in Hdt. 4.8 ; o( *)aqhnai=os o( a). tou= strateu/matos X. An. 7.2.19 ; to\n a). gramma=s kinei= li/qon Theoc. 6.18 . partitive, laxw\n a). lhi/+dos ai)=san part taken from the booty, a share of it, Od. 5.40 ; ai)/resqai a). tw=n kalpi/dwn Ar. Lys. 539 ; a). e(kato\n kai\ ei)/kosi pai/dwn ei(=s mou=nos Hdt. 6.27 ; o)li/goi a). pollw=n Th. 7.87 , cf. A. Pers. 1023 . Math., of figures described upon a base, kw=non a)nagra/fein a). ku/klou Archim. Sph.Cyl. 1.19 , etc.; to\ a). th=s AB tetra/gwnon the square on AB, Euc. 1.47 , cf. 48 ; ei)/dea a). . . Archim. Spir. 10 , 11 . a). a)nqrw/pou e(/ws gunaiko/s man and woman, LXX 1 Es. 9.40 ; a). a)rsenikou= e(/ws qhlukou=ib. Nu. 5.3 . from being, instead of, a)qana/tan a). qnata=s . . e)poi/hsas *bereni/kan Theoc. 15.106 . privative, free from, without, a). pa/shs a)kaqarsi/as PLips. 16.19 (ii A. D.); a). zhmi/as PTeb 420.4 (iii A. D.). OF TIME, from, after, Hom. only in Il. 8.54 a). dei/pnou qwrh/ssonto rising up from, i.e. after, cf. Hdt. 1.133 ; a). dei/pnou ei)=nai or gene/sqai, Id. 1.126 , 2.78 , 5.18 , al.; a). tou= siti/ou pi/nein Hp. Salubr. 5 ; a). tw=n si/twn diaponei=sqai X. Lac. 5.8 ; in narrative, to\ a). tou/tou or to=de, from this point onwards, Hdt. 1.4 , 2.99 ; a). tou/tou tou= xro/nou Id. 1.82 , X. An. 7.5.8 ; to\ a)p' e)kei/nou Luc. Tox. 25 ; h(me/rh| deka/th| a)f' h(=s . . Hdt. 3.14 , etc.; deute/rh| h(me/rh| a). th=s e)mprh/sios Id. 8.55 , cf. X. An. 1.7.18 , etc.; a)f' ou(= xro/nou Id. Cyr. 1.2.13 ; more often a)p' or a)f' ou(=, Hdt. 2.44 , Th. 1.18 , etc.; a)f' ou(=per A. Pers. 177 ; a)f' h(=s Plu. Pel. 15 ; eu)qu\s a). palaiou=, a). tou= pa/nu a)rxai/ou, of olden time, Th. 1.2 , 2.15 ; a)p' a)rxa=s Pi. P. 8.25 , etc.; a). genea=s X. Cyr. 1.2.8 ; a)f' e(spe/ras from the beginning of evening, i.e. at eventide, Th. 7.29 ; a). prw/tou u(/pnou ib. 43 ; a). me/swn nuktw=n Ar. V. 218 ; a)p' a)grou= fresh from field-work, Ev.Marc. 15.21 , cf. 7.4 ; a). noumhni/as X. An. 5.6.23 ; xroni/zein a). tou= kairou= tarry beyond the time, LXX 2 Ki. 20.5 ; a). te/lous e)nne/a mhnw=n at the end of . ., ib. 24.8 ; geno/menos a). th=s a)rxh=s Plu. Caes. 5 : hence a). a)gwnoqetw=n an ex-a)gwnoqe/ths, IG 3.398 ; a). logistw=n POxy. 1103.3 (iv A. D.); oi( a). u(patei/as, = consulares, Hdn. 7.1.9 , etc.; but a). tinos the freedman of . ., IG 5(2).50.59 (Tegea, ii A. D.), cf.ib. 5(1).1391 (Andania), 1473 . OF ORIGIN, CAUSE, etc.: of that from which one is born, ou) ga\r a). druo/s e)ssi ou)d' a). pe/trhs not sprung from oak or rock, Od. 19.163 ; gi/gnontai d' a)/ra tai/ g' e)/k te krhne/wn a). t' a)lse/wn 10.350 , cf. S. OT 415 , OC 571 , etc.: sts. a)po/ denotes remote, and e)k immediate, descent, tou\s me\n a). qew=n, tou\s d' e)c au)tw=n tw=n qew=n gegono/tas Isoc. 12.81 , cf. Hdt. 7.150 ; pe/mpth a)p' au)tou= ge/nna A. Pr. 853 ; tri/tos a). *dio/s third in descent from Zeus, Pl. R. 391c ; oi( a). ge/nous tino/s his descendants, Plu. Them. 32 ; *perse/ws a)f' ai(/matos E. Alc. 509 : of the place one springs from, i(/ppoi . . potamou= a)/po *sellh/entos Il. 2.839 . cf. 849 ; *(hraklei=dai oi( a). *spa/rths Hdt. 8.114 , cf. Th. 1.89 , etc.; tou\s a). *frugi/as X. Cyr. 2.1.5 , etc.:hence, metaph. of things, *xari/twn a)/po ka/llos e)/xousai Od. 6.18 ; qew=n a)/po mh/dea ei)dw/s ib. 12 ; ga/la a). boo/s A. Pers. 611 ; mh=nis a)f' h(mw=n Id. Eu. 314 ; h( a)f' u(mw=n timwri/a Th. 1.69 ; o( a). tw=n polemi/wn fo/bos fear inspired by the enemy, X. Cyr. 3.3.53 . of persons, oi( a). th=s xw/ras, th=s po/lews, country folk, townsfolk, Plb. 2.6.8 , 5.70.8 ; and so of connexion with the founder or leader of a sect, oi( a). *puqago/rou Luc. Herm. 14 ; oi( a). *pla/twnos Plu. Brut. 2 ; oi( a). tou= peripa/tou, a). th=s *stoa=s, etc., Luc. Cont. 6 ; generally oi( a). filosofi/as kai\ lo/gwn philosophers and learned men, ibid.; oi( a). skhnh=s kai\ qea/trou stage players, Plu. Sull. 2 ; oi( a). th=s boulh=s Id. Caes. 10 , etc.; o( a)f' e(sti/as pai=s, v. e(sti/a; a)p' e)cwmi/dos with only an e)cwmi/s, S.E. P. 1.153 . of the material from or of which a thing is made, ei(/mata a). cu/lou pepoihme/na Hdt. 7.65 ; a)p' o)/mfakos teu/xein oi)=non A. Ag. 970 , cf. S. Tr. 704 ; o(/ssa a). glukerw= me/litos Theoc. 15.117 ; e)/nduma a). trixw=n kamh/lou Ev.Matt. 3.4 : hence ste/fanos a). tala/ntwn e(ch/konta of or weighing 60 talents, Decr. ap. D. 18.92 , cf. Plb. 24.1.7 , IG 2.555.10 , al.: hence of value, qu/en ai)=ga a). draxma=n ei)/kosi GDI 3707 (Cos); kra=sis a). te th=s h(donh=s sugkekrame/nh kai\ a). th=s lu/phs Pl. Phd. 59a ; so, by an extension of this use, ei)dexqh/s tis a). tou= prosw/pou ugly of countenance, Thphr. Char. 28.4 ; qh=lun a). xroih=s Theoc. 16.49 ; semno\s a). tou= sxh/matos Luc. DMort. 10.8 . of the instrument from or by which a thing is done, tou\s . . pe/fnen a)p' a)rgure/oio bioi=o by arrow shot from silver bow, Il. 24.605 ; to/cou a)/po kraterou= o)le/konta fa/laggas 8.279 ; e)mh=s a)po\ xeiro/s 10.371 , 11.675 ; so a). xeiro\s e)rga/zesqai mega/la Luc. Hist.Conscr. 29 ; gumna/zesqai a). skelw=n, xeirw=n, traxh/lou, X. Lac. 5.9 ; ma/xesqai a). a)/kontos Str. 17.3.7 ; h( a). tou= ci/fous ma/xh D.S. 5.29 ; ba/ptein to\n da/ktulon a). tou= ai(/matos LXX Le. 4.7 . of the person from whom an act comes, i.e. by whom it is done, ou)de\n me/ga e)/rgon a)p' au)tou= e)ge/neto Hdt. 1.14 ; zh/thsin a). sfe/wn gene/sqai Id. 2.54 ; e)pra/xqh ou)de\n a)p' au)tw=n e)/rgon a)cio/logon Th. 1.17 , cf. 6.61 ; a). tinos o)/nasqai Pl. R. 528a , etc.; so ta)p' e)mou=, ta)po\ sou=, E. Tr. 74 , S. OC 1628 ; ta\ a). tw=n *)aqhnai/wn Th. 1.127 ; in later Greek freq. of the direct agent, Plb. 1.34.8 , Str. 5.4.12 , D.H. 9.12 , Ev.Luc. 9.22 , J. AJ 20.8.10 , etc.; in codd. this may sts. be due to confusion with u(po/, but cf. PMag.Par. 1.256 , BGU 1185.26 (Aug.), SIG 820.8 (Ephesus, i A. D.), etc. of the source from which life, power, etc., are sustained, zh=n a)p' u(/lhs a)gri/hs Hdt. 1.203 ; a). kth/newn kai\ i)xqu/wn ib. 216 ; a). pole/mou Id. 5.6 ; a)p' e)laxi/stwn xrhma/twn X. Mem. 1.2.14 ; a). th=s a)gora=s Id. An. 6.1.1 ; tre/fein to\ nautiko\n a). tw=n nh/swn Id. HG 4.8.9 , cf. Th. 1.99 ; a). tw=n koinw=n ploutei=n Ar. Pl. 569 , cf. D. 24.124 ; a). mikrw=n eu)/nous . . gege/nhsai Ar. Eq. 788 , cf. D. 18.102 ; a)f' w(/ras e)rga/zesqai quaestum corpore facere, Plu. Tim. 14 . of the cause, means, or occasion from, by, or because of which a thing is done, a). tou/tou kriopro/swpon tw)/galma tou= *dio\s poieu=si Hdt. 2.42 ; a). tinos e)painei=sqai, qauma/zesqai, w)felei=sqai, Th. 2.25 , 6.12 , X. Cyr. 1.1.2 ; a). tw=n cumforw=n diaba/llesqai Th. 5.17 ; th\n e)pwnumi/an e)/xein a). tinos Id. 1.46 ; a). lh|stei/as to\n bi/on e)/xein X. An. 7.7.9 ; a)p' au)tw=n tw=n e)/rgwn kri/nein D. 2.27 ; a). tou= pa/qous in consequence of . ., Th. 4.30 ; bla/ptein tina\ a). tinos Id. 7.29 ; kataskeua/santa to\ ploi=on a)f' w(=n u(pela/mbane swqh/sesqai D. 18.194 ; tro/paion a). tinos ei(sth/kei on occasion of his defeat, Id. 19.320 ; tlh/mwn ou)=s' a)p' eu)to/lmou freno/s A. Ag. 1302 , cf. 1643 ; a). dikaiosu/nhs by reason of it ( v. l. for u(po/ ), Hdt. 7.164 ; a). tw=n au)tw=n lhmma/twn on the same scale of profits, D. 3.34 , etc.; for o(/son a). boh=s e(/neka, v. e(/neka : hence in half adverbial usages, a). spoudh=s in earnest, eagerly, Il. 7.359 ; a). tou=i)/sou, a). th=s i)/shs, or a)p' i)/shs, equally, Th. 1.99 , 15 , D. 14.6 , etc.; a)p' o)rqh=s kai\ dikai/as th=s yuxh=s Id. 18.298 ; a). a)ntipa/lou paraskeuh=s Th. 1.91 ; a). tou= profanou=s openly, ib. 35 ; a). tou= eu)qe/os straightforwardly, Id. 3.43 ; a). tou= au)toma/tou of free-will, Pl. Prt. 323c ; a). glw/sshs by word of mouth, Hdt. 1.123 (but also, from hearsay, A. Ag. 813 ); a). sto/matos Pl. Tht. 142d ; a)p' o)/yews at sight, Lys. 16.19 ; a). xeiro\s logi/zesqai on your fingers, Ar. V. 656 ; peu/qomai d' a)p' o)mma/twn no/ston A. Ag. 988 ; o)mma/twn a)/po in the public gaze, E. Med. 216 ; a). tou= kua/mou a)/rxontas kaqi/stasqai X. Mem. 1.2.9 ; h( boulh\ h( a). tou= kua/mou Th. 8.66 , cf. IG 1.9 ; tou\s a). tou= kua/mou disxili/ous a)/ndras Arist. Ath. 24.3 ; trihra/rxous ai(rei=sqai a). th=s ou)si/as Decr. ap. D. 18.106 ; a)f' e(autou= from oneself, on one's own account, Th. 8.6 , etc.; a)f' e(autou= gnw/mhs Id. 4.68 ; a). sunqh/matos, a). paragge/lmatos, by agreement, by word of command, Hdt. 5.74 , Th. 8.99 ; a). sa/lpiggos by sound of trumpet, X. Eq.Mag. 3.12 (s.v.l.); e)pi/tropos a). tw=n lo/gwn, = Lat. procurator a rationibus, Ann.Epigr.. 1913.143a (Ephesus, ii A. D.). of the object spoken of, ta\ a). th=s nh/sou oi)ko/ta e)sti/ the things told from or of the island . ., Hdt. 4.195 , cf. 54 , 7.195 ; no/mos kei/menos a). tw=n texnw=n Ar. Ra. 762 . in Arc. , Cypr. , a)pu/ takes dat., a)pu\ ta=| [a(me/ra|] IG 5(2).6 (Tegea); a)pu\ ta=| za=| Inscr.Cypr. 135.8 H. (Idalion). in later Greek a)po/ is found c. acc., PLond. 1.124.30 (iv/v A. D.). in Hom. frequent with Verbs in tmesi, as Il. 5.214 , etc., and sts. in Prose, as Hdt. 8.89 . IN COMPO S. : asunder, as a)poko/ptw, a)polu/w, a)pote/mnw: and hence, away, off, as a)poba/llw, a)pobai/nw; denoting, remoual of an accusation, as a)pologe/omai, a)poyhfi/zomai. finishing off, completing, a)perga/zomai, a)pandro/w, a)panqrwpi/zw, a)poglauko/w. ceasing from, leaving off, as a)palge/w, a)pokhdeu/w, a)polofu/romai, a)poze/w, a)panqi/zw, a)fubri/zw. back again, as a)podi/dwmi, a)polamba/nw, a)po/plous: also, in full, or what is one's own, as a)pe/xw, a)polamba/nw: freq. it only strengthens the sense of the simple. by way of abuse, as in a)pokale/w. almost = a)- priv.; sts. with Verbs, as a)pauda/w, a)pagoreu/w; more freq. with Adjectives, as a)poxrh/matos, a)po/timos, a)po/sitos, a)po/fonos. a)/po, by anastrophe for a)po/, when it follows its Noun, as o)mma/twn a)/po S. El. 1231 , etc.; never in Prose. a)/po for a)/pesti, Semon. 1.20 , Timocr. 9 . a)poagne/w: a)pokaqai/rw, Hsch. a)poai/numai, v. a)pai/numai. a)poaire/omai, poet. for a)faire/omai, Il. 1.275 . a)poa^fu/ssw, aor. 1 a)poh/fu^sa, draw off, Euph. 131 . a)po/ba, v. a)pobai/nw. a)poba^di/zw, Att. fut. -iw=, go away, oi)/kade Ar. Fr. 475 . a)poba/qra, Ion. a)pneu-ba/qrh, h(, ladder for disembarking, gangway, Hdt. 9.98 , Th. 4.12 , Luc. DMort. 10.1 . = la/sanon 1 , Suid. a)po/baqra, ta/, sacrifices on disembarkation, D.C. 40.18 ; perh. to be read in S. Fr. 415 . a)pobai/nw, fut. -bh/somai, with Ep. aor. 1 -ebh/seto Il. 2.35 : aor. 2 a)pe/bhn: pf. a)pobe/bhka—in these tenses intr. (pres. not in Hom. ):— step off from a place, nho\s a). alight, disembark from a ship, Od. 13.281 ; a)po\ tw=n new=n, a)po\ tw=n ploi/wn, Hdt. 5.86 , 4.110 ; e)k tw=n new=n X. HG 5.1.12 :abs., disembark, Hdt. 2.29 , Th. 1.111 , etc.; a). e)s xw/rhn Hdt. 7.8 .b/, cf. E. Fr. 705 , Th. 4.9 , Lys. 2.21 ; e)s th\n gh=n Th. 1.100 ; e)c i(/ppwn a). e)pi\ xqo/na dismount from a chariot, Il. 3.265 , cf. 11.619 ; i(/ppwn 17.480 ; but in D. 61.23 to\ a)pobai/nein seems to be the art of leaping from horse to horse (cf. a)poba/ths) th=| sunwri/di tou= a)poba/ntos IG 9(2).527.10 (Larissa): generally, a)ba/twn a)poba/s having stepped off ground on which none should step, S. OC 167 . go away, depart, Il. 1.428 , 5.133 , etc.; a)pe/bh pro\s makro\n *o)/lumpon 24.468 ; pro\s dw/mata, kata\ dw=ma, Od. 4.657 , 715 ; met' a)qana/tous Il. 21.298 : c. gen., a). pedi/wn E. Hec. 140 ; a)po\ th=s fa/tnhs X. Eq.Mag. 1.16 ; of death, a)po\ de\ fqi/menoi beba=si E. Andr. 1022 ; of hopes, vanish, come to nought, Id. Ba. 909 (lyr.). of events, issue, result from, ta\ e)/melle a)pobh/sesqai a)po\ th=s ma/xhs Hdt. 9.66 ; ta)nanti/a a)pe/bh resulted, Pl. Phlb. 39a , cf. Lg. 782e ; o(/ ti a)pobh/setai Id. Prt. 318a , etc.; to\ a)pobai=non, contr. tw)pobai=non, the issue, event, Hdt. 2.82 , etc.; ta\ a)pobai/nonta, to\ a)poba/n, the results, Th. 1.83 , 2.87 ; ta\ a)pobhso/mena the probable results, Id. 3.38 , cf. S.E. M. 5.103 . freq. with an Adv. or other qualifying phrase, skope/ein . . th\n teleuth\n kh=| a)pobh/setai how it will turn out, issue, Hdt. 1.32 ; a). th=| per ei)=pe ib. 86 ; a). kata\ to\ e)o/n ib. 97 ; a). para\ do/can, a). toiou=ton, Id. 8.4 , 7.23 ; toio/nd' a)pe/bh to/de pra=gma E. Med. 1419 , cf. X. Cyr. 1.5.13 ; pole/mou toiou=ton a)pe/bh to\ te/los Plb. 26.6.15 ; ou)de\n au)tw=| . . w(s prosede/xeto a)pe/bainen Th. 4.104 , cf. 3.26 ; para\ gnw/mhn a). 5.14 ; opp. kata\ gnw/man a). Theoc. 15.38 ; pw=s h( fh/mh dokei= u(mi=n a)pobh=nai; And. 1.131 . abs., turn out well, succeed, h( u(po/sxesis a)pe/bh Th. 4.39 , cf. 5.14 ; of dreams, turn out true, Arist. Div. Somn. 463b10 . of persons, with an Adj., turn out, prove to be so and so, a). ou) koinoi/ prove partial, Th. 3.53 ; a). xei/rous Pl. Lg. 952b ; frenitikoi\ a). Hp. Coac. 405 ; tu/rannos e)k basile/ws a). Plb. 7.13.7 ; also of a wound, i)a/simon a). Pl. Lg. 878c . with ei)s . ., a). ei)s ta\ politika\ oi( toiou=toi prove fit for public affairs, Id. Smp. 192a ; e)s a)laqino\n a)/ndr' a). Theoc. 13.15 . of conditions, etc., a)pe/bh e)s mounarxi/hn things ended in a monarchy, Hdt. 3.82 ; ei)s e(\n te/leon kai\ neaniko/n Pl. R. 425c ; a)pobh/setai ei)s marturi/an Ev.Luc. 21.13 . of space, me/geqos me\n h)=n pro\s to\n *)hridano\n a)pobebhku=a reaching, extending to . ., Pl. Criti. 112a . tw=| a)pobebhko/ti podi/ with the hind foot, opp. tw=| probebhko/ti, Arist. IA 706a9 . causal, in aor. 1 a)pe/bhsa, cause to dismount, disembark, land (in which sense a)pobiba/zw serves as pres.), a). stratih/n Hdt. 5.63 , 6.107 ; e)s th\n *yutta/leian Id. 8.95 . hence, in Pass. , to\ a)pobaino/menon ske/los a leg put out so as not to bear the weight of the body, Hp. Art. 52 :— Act. , Id. Mochl. 20 . a)poba/llw, fut. -balw=, throw off, a)po\ de\ xlai=nan ba/le Il. 2.183 , cf. 21.51 ; a)po\ fronti/dos a)/xqos . . balei=n A. Ag. 166 : c. gen., throw off from, a). o)mma/twn u(/pnon E. Ba. 692 :— Med. , throw off from oneself, cast off, du/namin basile/ws And. 3.29 . throw away, h.Merc. 388 , Hdt. 3.40 , etc.; a). th\n a)spi/da Ar. V. 22 , And. 1.74 , Lys. 10.9 , etc.; to\n a)/ndra to\n pa/ros a). reject him, E. Tr. 663 , cf. Pl. Tht. 151c , etc.; a). ta\ ke/rata, ta\s o(pla/s, cast, shed, Arist. HA 500a10 , 604a15 ,al.:— Med. , Pl. Lg. 802b ; ou)dei\s a). e(kw/n jettisons cargo, Arist. EN 1110a9 ; a). to\n file/onta Theoc. 11.19 ; expose a child, Leg.Gort. 4.9 ; despise, reject, Hp. Ep. 10 :— Pass. , a)poblhqei\s th=s turanni/dos Plu. Comp.Dion.Brut. 3 . throw away, sell too cheap, X. Oec. 20.28 . lose, th\n turanni/da Hdt. 1.60 ; ta\ patrw/ia, to\n strato/n, th\n kefalh/n, Id. 3.53 , 8.65 , al.; biota/n S. Fr. 593 ; th\n ou)si/an Ar. Ec. 811 , Pl. Cri. 44e , etc.; i(kano\n me/ros tw=n o)/ntwn Antipho 2.1.6 , etc.; opp. kta=sqai, Isoc. 6.57 , Arist. Pol. 1291b41 ; a).do/can, te/xnhn, Id. de An. 428b5 , Metaph. 1047a1 , al.; a). ti u(po/ tinos X. Smp. 4.32 ; a). pollou\s tw=n stratiwtw=n Th. 4.7 ; to\n eu)erge/tan E. HF 878 :—in Med. , a)gaqo\n poli/thn SIG 730.20 (Olbia). Gramm., drop a letter, etc., A.D. Pron. 36.21 , al. degrade, Pl. Lg. 630d . a)po/bamma, atos, to/, water drawn from a sacred spring, IG 4.1607 (Cleonae). tincture, infusion, Sch. Nic. Al. 51 . a)poba/ptw, dip, plunge, e(wuto/n Hdt. 2.47 ; e)s th\n ku/lika a)kina/kea Id. 4.70 ; ei)s potamo\n ta\ gigno/mena Arist. Pol. 1336a16 ; li/qon e)n oi)/nw| Id. HA 607a25 ; farma/kw| tou\s o)i+stou/s Id. Mir. 845a1 : metaph., a). th\n le/cin ei)s nou=n Plu. Phoc. 5 :— Pass. , o(/stis e)n a(/lmh . . a)peba/fqh Ar. Fr. 416 ; peristera\s a)pobebamme/nas ei)s mu/ron Alex. 62.3 . a). u(/dwr draw water, LXX 2 Ma. 1.21 . a)poba^si^leu/s, e/ws, o(, ex-king, AB 1089 . a)po/ba^sis, ews, h(, (a)pobai/nw) stepping off, disembarking, a)po\ tw=n new=n e)s th\n *lokri/da a)poba/seis poihsa/menoi Th. 3.103 , cf. 115 ; h( nantikh\ e)p' a)/llous a). landing from ships in the face of an enemy, Id. 4.10 : abs., poiei=sqai a). disembark, land, Id. 2.26 ; a). e)sti a landing is possible, Id. 4.13 , cf. 6.75 ; ou)k e)/xei a)po/basin does not admit of landing, or has no landing-place, Id. 4.8 ; e)n a)poba/sei th=s gh=s, = a)poba/ntes e)s th\n gh=n , Id. 1.108 . in Plb. 8.4.4 e)c a)poba/sews i)sou+yh\s tw=| tei/xei, of a ladder, equal in height to the wall, when planted at the proper distance from its foot, cf. Id. 9.19.7 . way of escape, Plu. Sol. 14 . result, issue, tw=n ei)rhme/nwn Aret. SA 2.4 , Luc. Hes. 6 (pl.), Artem. 4.83 ; of prophecies, Phld. D. 1.25 ; success in a race (prob.), Tab. Defix.Aud. 234.59 (Carthage, i A.D.), al. = a)gw\n a)pobatiko/s , IG 7.4254 (Oropus, iv B.C.). numerical sequence, Theol.Ar. 60 . a)po/baske: a)pelqe/, Theodos. Gramm. p.64 G. a)poba^-th/rios, a, on, of Zeus, as protector of persons landing, Arr. An. 1.11.7 ; of Artemis, IGRom. 4.1539 (Erythrae). ta\ a). (sc. i(era/) offerings made on landing, St.Byz. s.v. *bouqrwto/s , Poll. 2.200 . a). to/pos place of landing, of Mt. Ararat, J. AJ 1.3.5 . a)poba^/-ths, ou, o(, one that dismounts; but in usage, one who rode seueral horses leaping from one to the other, a)poba/thn a)gwni/sasqai Plu. Phoc. 20 , cf. IG 2.966 ,al., D.H. 7.73 , AB 198 , 426 , EM 124.31 , Suid. a)poba^-tiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for an a)poba/ths, a)gw/n IG 9(2).527 , 531 (Larissa). Adv. -kw=s EM 124.31 . a)pobdelu/ttomai, reject with abhorrence, Eustr. in EN 19.4 . a)pobeli/zw, take off the spit, f.l. in Sotad.Com. 1.10 . a)pobhma^ti/zw, degrade from one's rank or station, Plu. Nob. 21 . a)pobh/ssw, cough up, Hp. Aph. 5.11 , Prog. 23 : fut. -bh/comai Id. Mul. 1.41 . a)po-bi^a/zomal, force away, force back, to\ u(gro/n Arist. IA 714a19 ; to\ kwlu=on Id. Pr. 903b5 , cf. GA 737b29 , Mete. 368b10 , PPetr. 3p.39 (iii B.C.):— Pass. , to be forced away or back, X. Cyr. 4.2.24 , Arist. Mete. 364a29 ; a). ei)s e)la/ttw to/pon to be forced into . ., ib. 366b11 . treat with uiolence, tina/ Plb. 16.24.5 : abs., 33.9.5 , cf. SIG 629.20 (Delph., ii B. C.), Wilcken Chr. 11 A 30 (ii B. C.): metaph., kata\ ta\s le/cewn o(mili/as Phld. Oec. p.59J. abs., use force, X. Cyr. 3.1.19 , Arist. Mete. 364b8 , al.: force its way, ib. 351a6 :— Act. a)po-bia/zw, Sch. Theoc. 6.18 . a)po-bia/omai, = foreg., Hp. Morb. 1.24 . a)pobi^b-a/zw, causal of a)pobai/nw B, make to get off, esp. from a ship, disembark, put on shore, tina/ Th. 6.97 , etc.; tina\ ei)s to/pon Hdt. 8.76 , Pl. Grg. 511e ; e)s th\n polemi/an a)pobiba/zwn to\n po/da Ar. V. 1163 ; a). tina\ o(/poi au)to\s keleu/oi X. HG 7.4.3 :— Med. , a)pobiba/sasqai/ tinas a)po\ tw=n new=n cause them to be put on shore, Hdt. 9.32 . a)pobi^b-asmo/s, o(, disembarkation, Iamb. VP 3.17 . a)pobibrw/skw, eat off, in aor. Pass. xei=ras a)pobrwqe/nta AP 7.294 (Tull. Laur.). a)pobi-o/w, cease to live, la/qe a)pobiw/sas Philostr. VA 8.28 ; a)pebi/w Hld. 4.7 , cf. Ant.Diog. 10 . a)pobi/-wsls, ews, h(, ceasing to live, death, Plu. 2.389a , CIG 4253 (Lycia),al. a)pobi-w/skomai, = a)pobio/w , Herm. in Phdr. p.202A. a)pobla/ptw, ruin utterly, Pi. N. 7.60 , Pl. Lg. 795d :— Pass. , a)poblafqh=nai fi/lon to be robbed of a friend, S. Aj. 941 . a)poblast-a/nw, shoot forth from, spring from, a)pe/blaston matro\s w)di=nos S. OC 533 , cf. Plu. 2.954c , Hierocl. in CA 17p.459M. , Iamb. Myst. 3.20 . a)pobla/st-hma, atos, to/, shoot, Thphr. CP 1.20.1 : metaph., to\ e(autou= a). pa=s filei= Pl. Smp. 208b . a)pobla/st-hsis, ews, h(, shooting forth, growth, neu/rwn Hp. Art. 45 , cf. Gal. UP 8.6 ; of roots, Dsc. 2.183 . a)po/-blemma, atos, to/, steadfast gaze, Phryn.Com. 75 . a)po-blepte/on, one must consider, Gal. 11.407 . a)po/-bleptos, on, gazed on by all, admired, E. Hec. 355 , Procop. Arc. 9 ,al. a)po-ble/pw, fut. -ble/yomai Luc. Somn. 12 , etc., but -ble/yw Hero Spir. 2.34 : pf. -be/blefa Antip.Stoic. 3.254 codd. Stob. :— Med. , pres., Luc. VH 2.47 (v.l.): aor., Sch. Od. 12.247 :— Pass. , Ar. Ec. 726 :—look away from all other objects at one, gaze steadfastly, e)s e)me/ Hdt. 7.135 ; ei^s se E. Andr. 246 , cf. Pl. Chrm. 162b , al.; e)s a)kta/s E. Hipp. 1206 ; e)s mi/an tu/xhn Id. Hel. 267 ; pro\s to\ (/*hraion Hdt. 9.61 , cf. Pl. R. 431b ; pro/s tiva Id. Phd. 115c , Phdr. 234d , al. pay attention to, regard, e)s to\ kako/n Ar. Ra. 1171 ; pro\s ta\ koina/ E. Supp. 422 ; ei)s ta\ pra/gmata a). fau/lws e)/xonta D. 2.29 ; ei)s to\ ke/rdos mo/non Demetr.Com.Vet. 4 ; ei)s th\n misqapodosi/an Ep.Hebr. 11.26 ; e)pi/ ti Pl. Phlb. 61d ; kata/ti Luc. DMort. 18.1 ; pro/s ti Pl. R. 477c ,al.; ei)s ta\ pra/gmata kai\ pro\s tou\s lo/gous a). D. 3.1 : c. acc., Thphr. Vert. 8 , Plu. Luc. 26 , etc. of places, etc., look, face in a particular direction, pro\s o(do/n D.C. 76.11 (of a statue); (*rh/nou proxoa/s AP 9.283 ( Crin. ); e)pi\ th\n a)natolh/n J. AJ 11.5.5 . look upon with love, wonder or admiration, look at as a model, c. acc., ou) xrh\ . . me/gan o)/lbon a). S. Fr. 593 ; a). tina/ Luc. Vit.Auct. 10 , cf. D. 19.265 ; proi+o/nta i)/sa qew=| a)pe/blepon Philostr. VA 5.24 ; more freq. with a Prep., ei)s e)/m' (*ella\s . . a). E. IA 1378 ; h( sh\ patri\s ei)s se\ a). X. HG 6.1.8 ,cf. Th. 3.58 ; ei)s th\n eu)se/beian th=s qeou= SIG 867.11 (Ephesus); so a). pro/s tina E. IT 928 , X. Mem. 4.2.30 , Thphr. Char. 2.2 ; of a vain person, a). ei)s th\n e(anth=s skia/n X. Mem. 2.1.22 ; of entire dependence, pa/nta a). ei)s to\n e)rasth/n Pl. Phdr. 239b ; ei)s a)llotri/an tra/pezan X. An. 7.2.33 ; look longingly, e)s to\n a)gro/n Ar. Ach. 32 :— Pass. , to be looked up to, Id. Ec. 726 , Aeschin.Socr. Fr. 56D. ; w(s eu)dai/mwn a). Luc. Nigr. 13 , cf. Somn. 11 . e)s toio/nd' a)poble/yas mo/non troai=on au)tou= sth/somai with a single look, E. Andr. 762 . look away, D.Chr. 21.13 : c.gen., Philostr. Im. 1.1 ; a). a)p' a)mfote/rwn face both ways, dub. in X. HG 2.3.31 ; a)po\ tou= sumfe/rontos Antip.l.c. Med. , look at each other, taurwpo\n a)pobleya/menoi Ph. 1.602 . a)po/-bleyis, ews, h(, of a place, a). e)/xein pro\s borra=n look towards . ., Gp. 2.3.7 . a)po/-blhma, atos, to/, anything cast away, LXX Wi. 13.13 , Sch. Ar. Eq. 412 . a)po-blh/simos, on, fit to be cast away, CPHerm. 119r vi5 (iii A.D.). a)po/-blhsis, ews, h(, outpouring; me/qhs a)., of exclamations uttered in liquor, Eust. 1767.59 . a)po-blhte/os, a, on, to be thrown away, rejected, Pl. R. 387b , Luc. Herm. 18 . a)poblhte/on one must reject, A.D. Conj. 226.10 . a)po-blhtiko/s, h/, o/n, apt to throw off, karpw=n Thphr. CP 2.9.3 . a)po/-blhtos, on (h, on D.L. 7.127 , Iamb. Myst. 1.19 ), to be thrown away or aside, as worthless, ou)/ toi a)po/blht' e)sti\ qew=n e)riknde/a dw=ra Il. 3.65 ; ou)/ toi a)po/blhton e)/pos e)/ssetai 2.361 ; gi/garton Simon. 88 , etc., cf. Hp. Ep. 10 and late Prose, as Ph. 2.294 , Luc. Tox. 37 , Plu. 2.821a , Plot. 6.7.31 , Procop. Arc. 11 . capable of being thrown off, Iamb.l.c.; capable of being lost, D.L.l.c. a)pobli/ttw, cut out the comb from the hive: hence, steal away, carry off, o( d' a)pe/bli^se qoi)ma/tio/n mou Ar. Av. 498 : aor. Med. a)pebli/sato cj. Reisk. in AP 7.34 (Antip. Sid.). a)po-blu/zw, spirt out, a). oi)/nou spirt out some wine, Il. 9.491 , cf. Archil. 32 ; u(dare\s a). Aret. SD 2.6 . intr., flow forth, phgai\ a). tw=n o)rw=n Philostr. Im. 1.9 , cf. Procop. Aed. 2.2 ,al. a)po-blusta/nw, = foreg., phgai\ a). u(/dwp ib. 1.11 . a)po-blu/w, = foreg., Orph. A. 1066 . a)poblw/skw, go away, A.R. 3.1143 . a)pobol-eu/s, e/ws, o(, one who has lost, o(/plwn Pl. Lg. 944b . a)pobol-h/, h=s, h(, throwing away, e.g. o(/plwn ib. 943e sq.; jettison, Ph. 2.413 ; in Gramm., dropping of a letter, etc., A.D. Pron. 55.7 ,al.; to/nou Synt. 130.1 . loss, opp. kth=sis, xrhma/twn Pl. La. 195e , Arist. EN 1115a21 , etc.; e)pisth/mhs Pl. Phd. 75d , cf. Euphro 1.27 : pl., ta\s tw=n kakw=n a). Arist. Rh. 1362a36 , cf. Isoc. 3.32 . a)pobol-imai=os, on, apt to throw away, c.gen., tw=n o(/plwn Ar. Pax 678 . Pass. , usually thrown away, worthless, Gloss. a)po/bol-on: a)pobeblhme/non, Hsch. a)pobo/omai, Pass. , of 10 , become a cow, Eust. 278.32 . a)poborro/tatos, on, most northerly, POxy. 506.26 (ii A. D.). a)po-boske/w, = sq., EM 120.5 . a)po-bo/skomai, feed upon, karpo/n Ar. Av. 749 , 1066 . a)poboukol-e/w, lead astray, as cattle, bou=s e)s th\n i)di/an a)ge/lhn Longus 1.27 . lead away shepherds from the sheep, tw=n qremma/twn Chor. p.92B. let stray, lose (as a bad shepherd does his sheep), xari/en ga\r ei) . . th=| qugatri\ to\n pai=da a)poboukolh/saimi . . if I were to lose my daughter her son, X. Cyr. 1.4.13 :— Pass. , stray, lose one's way, Luc. Nav. 4 . beguile, soothe, Id. Am. 16 ; lead astray, seduce, Id.Bis Acc. 13 . a)poboukol-i/zw, = a)poboukole/w 3 , Chor. in Rh.Mus. 49.522 . a)o/-brasma, atos, to/, that which is thrown off, Alex.Trall. Febr. 6 ; scum, Hsch. ; chaff, Id., Suid. a)o-brasmo/s, o(, throwing off of scum, S.E. M. 9.103 . a)o-bra/ssw, Att. a)o/-ttw, Poll. 6.91 : mostly in aor. -e/bra^sa:— throw out froth, like boiling water, and metaph., shake, sift out the bran from the meal, Call. Fr. 232 :— Pass. , spirt out, Hp. Nat.Puer. 31 ; to be cast ashore, Thphr. Fr. 30.3 ; nekroi\ a)pebra/sqhsan ei)s tou\s ai)gialou/s Ph. 2.174 . metaph., ei)s ta\ th=s e)sxatia=s ib. 354 . intr., cease to boil, Alciphr. 1.23 . a)po/-bregma, atos, to/, infusion, Agatharch. 61 , Str. 16.4.17 , Dsc. 4.81 , Aret. CA 1.1 , Plu. 2.614b . a)po/-brecis, ews, h(, moistening, Aq. , Sm. Nu. 6.3 , Gal. 6.652 . a)po-bre/xw, steep well, soak, Thphr. CP 2.5.5 , IG 4.955.9 (Epid.): metaph., th\n glw=ssan ei)s nou=n a). Zeno Stoic. 1.67 , cf. Suid. s.v. *)aristote/lhs :— Pass. , aor. part. -brexqei/s Thphr. HP 5.9.5 ; -braxei/s Dsc. 1.110 : metaph., w(s ta\ a)/xh th=s yuxh=s a)pobre/xoito Philostr. VA 7.22 . a)pobri/zw, go off to sleep, go sound asleep, Od. 9.151 : aor. imper. a)po/bricon Theoc. Ep. 19 ; u(/pnon a). Call. Epigr. 18 ; baio\n a)pobri/cantes Q.S. 5.661 . a)pobro/cai, aor. of *)apobro/xw, swallow, gulp down part of a thing (cf. a)nabro/ceie), prob. l. AP 7.506 ( Leon. ); cf. a)pobru/kw. a)pobroxh/, h(, v.l. for broxh/ (q.v.), Dsc. 1.43 . a)pobroxqi/zw, gulp down, Ar. Fr. 236 . a)pobrox-i/zw, ligature, Sor. 1.80 , Gal. 14.784 . bind tightly, laimo/n AP 9.410 (Tull. Sab.). strangle, e(auto/n Polyaen. 8.63 . a)pobrox-ismo/s, o(, making a ligature, Antyll. ap. Orib. 45.24.3 . a)pobrox-iste/on, one must make a ligature, Arching. ap. Orib. 47.13.5 . a)pobru/kw [u_], bite off, eat greedily of, tw=n krew=n (partit. gen.) Eub. 42 : abs., bite in pieces, Archipp. 35 ; a)pe/brucen is v.l. (Planud.) for -e/brocen in AP 7.506 ( Leon. ). a)po/brwma, atos, to/, something deuoured, Ps.-Callisth. 3.15 . a)pobu/w [u_], stop up, AB 426 . a)pobw/mios, on, far from an altar, godless, *ku/klwy E. Cyc. 365 . in Eust. 1720.28 , literally, not offered on an altar, but on the ground. not suitable for an offering, IG 5(2).403 (Lusi, dub.). a)po/gaios, v. a)po/geios. a)pogaio/w, make into land, Heraclit. All. 22 ( Pass. ): Medic., form a stone, Gal. 19.648 , 672 ; cf. a)pogeo/omai. a)poga^lakt-i/zw, wean from the mother's milk, Diph. 74 , LXX Ge. 21.8 , Sor. 1.116 , POxy. 37i22 (i A. D.), PLips. 31.20 (ii A.D.). a)poga^la/kt-isis, ews, h(, weaning, Ar.Byz. Epit. 42.14 . a)poga^lakt-ismo/s, o(, = foreg., Hp. Dent. 16 . a)poga^lakt-iste/on, one must wean, Sor. 1.78 . a)poga^lakt-o/omai, Pass. , to become milky, Antyll. ap. Orib. 4.11.6 . a)poga^/lakt-os, on, weaned, Aët. 4.29 . a)poga^lhni/zw, calm down, e(auto/n prob. in Plu. 2.655b . a)poga^lhnio/omai, Pass. , become calm, Ps.-Democr. Symp.Ant. p.4 G. a)poga^lhno/omai, calm down, of physical disturbances, Sor. 1.46 . a)po/galon, to/, = a(bro/tonon , Ps.- Dsc. 3.24 . a)po/geios, a, on, (gh=) from land, coming off land, a)/nemoi, pneu=ma, Arist. Mu. 394b14 , Mete. 363a1 , cf. Thphr. CP 2.3.1 ; h( a). (sc. au)/ra) landbreeze, Arist. Pr. 940b24 ; ai( a)po/geai ib. 945a4 ; ta\ a). ib. 940b18 . a)po/gaion or a)po/geion, to/, mooring cable, Plb. 33.9.6 , Luc. VH 1.42 , Polem. Call. 26 , Lib. Or. 59.139 , 61.21 , etc.; in full, a)po/geia (-guia cod.) sxoini/a Hsch. s.v. gu/aia; cf. a)po/guon. far from the earth, Plu. 2.933b , cf. Olymp. in Mete. 10.14 ,al.: Comp. , Cleom. 2.6 , Ptol. Alm. 9.1 : Sup. , Theo Sm. p.157 H.; to\ a). (sc. shmei=on), in Astronomy, a planet's greatest distance from the earth, apogee, Ptol. Alm. 3.3 . from the shore, Luc. Lex. 15 . a)pogeis-o/w, crown with a cornice, gei/sois *korinqi/ois IG 22.463.71 ,cf. BCH 35.12 (Delos): metaph., make to jut out like a cornice, o)fru/si a). ta\ u(pe\r tw=n o)mma/twn X. Mem. 1.4.6 :— Pass. , jut out like a cornice, Arist. GA 781b13 . a)pogei/s-wma, atos, to/, projecting cornice: metaph. of eyebrows, Arist. PA 58b16 . a)po/geme: a)/felke ( Cypr. ), Hsch. a)pogemi/comai, Pass. , of a ship, discharge her cargo, D.H. 3.44 ; to be emptied of contents, Ps.- Luc. Philopatr. 24 . a)pogenesi/a, h(, = sq., PMag.Par. 1.721 . a)poge/nesis, ews, h(, decease, ta\s tw=n yuxw=n gene/seis kai\ a). Porph. Antr. 31 , cf. 24 , Plot. 3.4.6 . a)pogenn-a/w, produce, Hp. Morb. 1.25 ( Pass. ); to\ o(/moion Thphr. CP 1.16.12 ; ga/la Sor. 1.27 ; sumptw/mata Gal. 7.200 ; of atoms generating bodies, Epicur. Nat. 22 G., cf. Diog.Oen. 20 , Aen.Gaz. Thphr. p.42B. ; a). dusme/neian Demad. 15 :— Pass. , Epicur. Ep. 2p.40U. ; ta\ u(po\ megalofrosu/nhs -w/mena Longin. 15.12 , cf. Ph. 1.144 , Plot. 6.1.6 , etc. destroy, e)gw/ ei)mi o( gennw=n kai\ o( a)pogennw=n PMag.Lond. 46.155 . a)poge/nn-hma, atos, to/, offspring, Ti.Locr. 97e , Ael. NA 15.8 . a)poge/nn-hsis, ews, h(, generation, Sch. Epicur. Ep. 3p.47U. , Jul. Or. 4.153c , Procl. Inst. 152 . a)pogeo/omai, Pass. , to be changed into earth, Ph. 2.508 (cj.). a)pogeu/-w, give one a taste of, AP 4.3.39 ( Agath. ); opp. a)poplhro/w, Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 5.30.21 . Med. , take a taste of, siti/wn Hp. Epid. 7.2 , cf. Pl. R. 354b , Tht. 157d , X. Cyr. 1.3.4 , Plb. 3.57.8 ; e(ka/stou mikro\n a). Eub. 42 , cf. Antiph. 326 : metaph., e)lpi/dos Ph. 2.338 . a)po/geu-sis, ews, h(, tasting, tw=n paqw=n Olymp. in Alc. p.6C. , cf. PMag.Leid.W. 9.34 . a)pogefu_ro/w, bank off, fence with dykes, th\n Me/mfin Hdt. 2.99 . a)poghra/skw, grow old, Thgn. 821 , Hp. Aph. 2.20 ; part. a)poghra/s dub. l. Alex. 278 ; inf. a)poghra=n, of senile dementia, Gal. 16.696 ; a)pegh/rasa Thphr. HP 7.13.6 ; of vines, o(/ssai de/ ka . . a)poghra/skwnti fail from old age, Tab.Heracl. 1.170 . a)pogi/gnomai, Ion. and later Att. a)pogeu-gi/nomai, fut. -genh/somai:— to be away from, have no part in, th=s ma/xhs Hdt. 9.69 ; tw=n a(marthma/twn Th. 1.39 ; to be freed from, kakw=n a)pogegono/tes J. AJ 19.2.2 . abs., to be taken away, opp. prosgi/gnomai, Zeno Eleat. 2 , Pl. Ti. 82b , Lg. 850a ; a)pegi/gneto ou)de/n . . prosegi/gneto de/ Th. 2.98 : generally, to be away, absent, Antipho 2.3.5 , Pl. Phd. 69b , D. 8.35 : a)po/ tinos Aeschin. 2.126 ; of diseases, opp. prospi/ptw, Hp. Morb.Sacr. 1 (dub. 1 .). esp. of death, a). e)k tw=n oi)ki/wn depart from the house, die out of it, Hdt. 2.85 ; a)pogene/sqai alone, to be dead, ib. 136 , cf. IG 9(1).334.37 ( Locr. ), Ocell. 1.14 ; oi( a)pogeno/menoi the dead, Th. 2.34 ; o( u(/staton ai)ei\ a). he who died last, Hdt. 6.58 . cf. 5.4 ; oi( a)pogigno/menoi the dying, Th. 2.51 , Hdt. 3.111 . fall away, be lost, Th. 5.74 ; opp. e)kblasta/nw, Paus. 5.12.1 . arrive at, a). dwdekatai=os Hp. Epid. 4.11 . turn out, become, tra/xhlos sklhro\s a). ib. 12 (dub. l.); nwqroi\ a). Id. Prorrh. 1.117 (dub. 1 .). a). to\ e(/kton me/ros ei)s tri/xas kai\ ai(=ma goes into, is consumed in forming . ., Arist. HA 595b1 . a)pogignw/skw, Ion. and later Att. a)pogeu-gi_nw/skw, fut. -gnw/somai:— depart from a judgement, give up a design or intention of doing, tou= ma/xesqai X. An. 1.7.19 , cf. Plb. 1.29.5 , etc.; a). to\ kata\ gh=n poreu/esqai X. HG 7.5.7 ; a). diw/kein Plu. Ant. 34 , cf. Thes. 6 ; a). mh\ bohqei=n resolve not to help, D. 15.9 , cf. IG 22.457.30 : c.gen., give up a notion, Simp. in Ph. 610.9 . c. gen. rei, despair of, th=s e)lenqeri/as Lys. 2.46 ; ou)deno\s xrh\ pra/gmatos o(/lws a)pognw=nai Men. 131 ; w(s a)nia/twn D.Chr. 32.97 ; u(pe\r sfw=n Jul. Or. 2.61c : abs., despair, D. 4.42 (where some codd. supply e(autw=n), Babr. 43.18 : c. fut. inf., ai(rh/sein a). Arr. An. 3.20.3 ; a)kou/sesqai Luc. Icar. 10 : c. aor. inf., th\n po/lin a)pe/gnw e(lei=n Arr. An. 1.5.8 , cf. D.Chr. 32.9 . c.acc., give up as hopeless or desperate, th\n swthri/an Arist. EN 1115b2 ; ta\s presbei/as Plb. 5.1.5 , al.; ta\s e)lpi/das Id. 2.35.1 ; a). ti a)po\ tw=n paro/ntwn App. Hisp. 37 ; a)reth=s a)kri/beian Porph. Antr. 36 ; a). au(to/n Plb. 21.26.14 :— Pass. , to be given up, ta\ par' u(mw=n D. 19.54 ; e)lpi/s D.H. 5.15 ; e)leuqeri/a Luc. Tyr. 6 ; a)pegnwsme/nai e)lpi/des forlorn hopes, Plb. 30.8.3 ; e)piboulh\ -me/nh Hdn. 4.4.3 ; a)pegnwsme/noi a)/nqrwpoi desperate men, Id. 1.16.4 (but a)/nqrwpoi a)pegnwko/tes Plu. Alex. 16 ); u(po\ tw=n i)atrw=n a). to be despaired of . ., Id. Per. 13 . Adv. a)pegnwsme/nws in despair, Id. Nic. 21 . renounce, reject, ti Hp. Medic. 4 , cf. D. 3.33 ; tina/s Id. 6.16 , cf. D.C. 73.15 ; fili/an Iamb. VP 22.102 . as law-term, refuse to receive an accusation, reject, grafh/n, e)/ndeicin, D. 22.39 , 58.17 :hence, a). tino/s (sc. di/khn vel grafh/n) reject the charge brought against a man, i.e. acquit him, opp. katagignw/skein tino/s, Id. 40.39 , cf. Aeschin. 2.6 , etc.; a). ti/ tinos Is. 5.34 : c. inf., a). tino\s mh\ a)dikei=n acquit him of wrong, Lys. 1.34 ; also ou)k a)pe/gnw th=s di/khs D. 34.21 . a)pogk-e/w, o)/gkos swell up, Hp. Aff. 5 . a)pogk-o/w, stuff, xo/rtw| dub.l. in Porph. Abst. 2.30 (e)p- Nauck). a)poglauk-o/omai, Pass. , suffer from glau/kwma of the eyes, Aristeas 316 , D.S. 3.24 , Plu. Tim. 37 ; tou\s o)fqalmou/s Vett.Val. 69.10 ; *)apeglaukwme/nos, title of a play of Alexis. become grey-blue, of the pupil, Dem.Ophth. ap. Aët. 7.53 ; to be dyed blue, PHolm. 26.32 . a)poglau/k-wsis, ews, h(, formation of a glau/kwma, Dsc. 1.54 , Ptol. Tetr. 149 (pl.), Orib. Syn. 3.151 . a)pogla/fomai [la^], scrape off from oneself, obliterate, to\n a)/ndra . . a)peglaya/mhn Com.Adesp. 574 , cf. Paus.Gr. Fr. 109 . a)po/gloutos, on, with small rump, Suid. s.v. li/spoi. a)poglu^kai/nw, sweeten, D.S. 1.40 , cf. Ruf. ap. Orib. 8.47b7 ; a)peglukasme/nos Diph.Siph. ap. Ath. 2.55f . a)poglu^f-h/, h(, place scraped bare, Asclep. Jun. ap. Gal. 12.694 . a)poglu^/f-w, scrape or peel off, Aret. CD 1.2 , Alciphr. 3.60 ; scrape thin, Heliod. ap. Orib. 48.33.3 ; carve, of sculpture, Rev.Phil. 44.251 (Didyma, ii B. C.). a)poglwtti/zomai, Pass. , to be deprived of tongue, Luc. Lex. 15 . a)po/gnoia, h(, (a)pogignw/skw) despair, tou= kratei=n Th. 3.85 . a)pognw/mwn, on, = a)gnw/mwn 111 , Hsch. , Suid. a)po-gnw/simos, on, desperate, of errors of conduct, Phld. Lib. p.22 O. a)po/-gnwsis, ews, h(, = a)po/gnoia, tou= bi/ou D.H. 1.81 , Aret. SA 2.2 ; pragma/twn Luc. Somn. 17 ; e)lpi/dos Ph. 2.300 : abs., Aristaenet. 1.13 . rejection, fi/lou Iamb. VP 22.102 . a)po-gnwste/on, one must give up in despair, e)lpi/das Ph. 1.455 , cf. Aristaenet. 1.17 . one mustreject the view, Plot. 4.9.2 : c.gen., Simp. in Ph. 610.9 . a)po-gnwsth/s, ou=, o(, desperate man, Hsch. a)po-gnwstikw=s, Adv. in a desperate way, as in a hopeless case, Arr. Epict. 3.1.24 . a)po-gomh/, h(, discharge of cargo, PBaden 26.73 , 75 . a)po-gomo/w, unload cargo, Stud.Pal. 8 No. 1094 . a)pogonh/, h(, issue, posterity, Gloss. *)apogoniko/s, o( (sc. mh/n), name of a month in Cyprus, Hemerolog.Flor. a)po/gonos, on, born or descended from, *tlau/kou ou)/te ti a). e)sti has no descendant, Hdt. 6.86 .d/: in pl., descendants, Id. 1.7 , 4.148 ,al., Th. 1.101 ; sai\ . . a)po/gonoi thy offspring, S. OC 534 (lyr.): metaph., a). tou= e)fqarme/nou pneu/matos Hp. Ep. 19 ( Hermes 53.65 ); a). te/tartos, e(/bdomos Paus. 4.15.32 : fem. a)pogo/nh Milet. 3 No. 176 . viable, Hp. Epid. 2.3.17 . a)pogra_i/+zw, skim off, a)fro\n ga/laktos Sch. Nic. Al. 91 . a)pogra^f-eu/s, e/ws, o(, registrar, Sch. Pl. Lg. 850c . a)pogra^f-h/, h(, register, list, of lands or property, Pl. Lg. 745d , 850d , etc.; of the penthkostolo/goi, D. 34.7 ; a). th=s ou)si/as IG 2.476.14 ; e)fh/bwn CIG(add.) 1997c ( Maced. ); list of moneys claimed by the state from private persons, Lys. 17.4 , D. 20.32 . register of persons liable to taxation, Ev.Luc. 2.2 , J. AJ 18.1.1 ; h( kat' oi)ki/an a). PLond. 2.260.79 (i A.D.), etc.; of the Roman census-lists, Plu. Cat.Ma. 16 (pl.); muster-roll of soldiers, Plb. 2.23.9 . generally, e)c a)pografh=s le/gein from a written list, Sotad.Com. 1.35 . as Att. law-term, copy of a declaration made before a magistrate, deposition or information laid, Lys. 9.3 , 29.1 , Lexap. D. 35.51 ; poiei=sqai a)., = a)pogra/fein , D. 53.1 ; tino\s kata/ tinos And. 1.23 , cf. Harp.s.v. any written declaration before a magistrate, a). poiei/sqwsan dhlou=ntes ktl. POxy. 237 vii33 (i A.D.), etc.; esp. declaration of property or persons liable to taxation, BGU 1147.26 (i B.C.), etc. a)po/gra^f-os, on, copied:—as Subst., a)., o(, a copy, D.H. Is. 11 , D.L. 6.84 ; a)po/grafon, to/, Cic. Att. 12.52.3 . a)pogra^/f-w, write off, copy, and in Med. , have a thing copied, have a copy made of, ti Pl. Chrm. 156a , Plu. 2.221b ; commit to writing, o)no/mata Pl. Criti. 113b . enter in a list, register, e)/qnos e(\n e(/kaston a)pe/grafon oi( grammatistai/ Hdt. 7.100 :— Pass. , to be registered, para\ toi=s a)/rxousi Pl. Lg. 914c , cf. Men. 272 ; pro\s to\n a)/rxonta Is. 6.44 :—freq. Med. , register as one's own property, a)/rnas de/ka du/o POxy. 246.10 (i A. D.); declare as liable to taxation, PTaur. 1 vii 11 (ii B. C.), etc. Med. also, register, note for one's own use, ta\ e)/tea Hdt. 2.145 , 3.136 , cf. Heraclid.Pont. ap. Ath. 11.554e , etc. Med. , register oneself, oi( *)eleusi=na/de a)pograya/menoi Lys. 25.9 ; pro\s to\n taci/arxon ei)s th\n ta/cin X. Cyr. 2.1.18 ; e)/cesti pa=sin a)pograyame/nois e)kklhsia/zein Arist. Pol. 1297a24 ; fulh=s h(=stinos a)\n a)pogra/yhtai IG 2.54b11 (iv B. C.); a)pegra/yanqo e)m peltofo/ras ib. 7.2823 ( Boeot. ); a). ei)s a)gw=nas pugmh\n h)\ pagkroa/tion enter oneself for . ., Plb. 39.1.8 ; but a)pograya/menos pu/kths AP 11.75 ( Lucill. ); ge/rdios -o/menos POxy. 252.4 (i A. D.); e)pi\ strathgi/an a). enter as candidate for . ., Plu. Sull. 5 ; also a)pogra/yomai e)mauto/n PGrenf. 1.45.6 (ii B. C.); au(tou\s a). Plu. Nic. 14 . metaph., subscribe to, th=| e)mh=| ai(re/sei Vett.Val. 271.18 . as Att. law-term, a). tina/ enter a person's name for the purpose of accusing him, give in a copy of the charge against him, And. 1.12 , etc.; generally, inform against, denounce, X.HG 3.3.11 : c. acc. et inf., a). tina\ mori/an a)fani/zein Lys. 7.29 : Med. , enter one's name as an accuser, indict, tina/ Antipho 6.37 : abs., ibid.; of the magistrate who receives the charge, a)pogra/fesqai th\n di/khn Antipho 6.41 :—in Pass. , of the person accused, a). fo/nou di/khn ib. 36 , Lys. 7.2 , etc. hand in a list or inventory of property alleged to belong to the state, but held by a private person, Id. 17.4 , al., D. 53.1 , 2 ; a). ou)si/an tino\s w(s dhmosi/an ou)=san Hyp. Eux. 34 ; generally, give in a list or statement of property, toi=s a)/rxousi to\ plh=qos th=s au(tw=n ou)si/as Pl. Lg. 754d ; ta\ xwri/a kai\ ta\s oi)ki/as D. 22.54 :— Pass. , 40.22 :— Med. , have such list given in, see it done, Lys. 12.8 ,al.; a)pografh\n a)pogra/yasqai D. 42.16 ; ti/mhma mikro/n Is. 7.39 , cf. 11.34 ; a). a)po/leiyin have it registered, D. 30.17 . c. acc. pers., a)pe/grayen tau=ta . . e)/xonta au(to/n gave a written acknowledgement that he was in possession of . ., Id. 27.14 ; but e)/xein ib. 47 :—in Pass. , to be entered in the list [of debts], Id. 25.71 . a)po/guioi eu)xai/: siwpw/menai, Hsch. a)poguio/w, enfeeble, unnerve, mh/ m' a)poguiw/sh|s me/neos Il. 6.265 , cf. Ath. 1.10b ; tire out, cj. for a)pogumnw/sh, Thphr. Char. 7.4 . a)pogumna/zw, bring into hard exercise, a). sto/ma ply one's tongue hard, A. Th. 441 ; au(tou/s Arist. HA 624a25 . a)pogumn-o/w, strip bare, esp. of arms: hence, in Pass. , mh/ s' a)pogumnwqe/nta kako\n kai\ a)nh/nora qh/h| Od. 10.301 ; a)pogumnwqei/s with the person exposed, Hes. Op. 730 ; a). tina/ vanquish, Thphr. Char. 7.4 :— Med. , strip oneself, X. Mem. 3.4.1 ; a)pogumnou=sqai ta\ i(ma/tia strip off one's clothes, Arist. Pr. 866a21 :— Pass. , th=s sxe/sews Them. in Ph. 26.8 . metaph., lay open, reveal, explain, Paus. 4.22.4 , App. BC 1.57 ; so/fisma Jul. Mis. 357c . Pass. , become visible, of land from the sea, Str. 1.1.20 . a)pogu/mn-wsis, ews, h(, stripping bare, Plu. 2.751f ; cifidi/wn App. BC 1.64 . a)pogu^nai/kwsis, ews, h(, making womanish, Plu. 2.987f . a)po/guon, to/, mooring cable, Poll. 1.93 (v.l.); cf. e)pi/guon, a)po/geios 2 . a)pogw/nion, to/, = w(roskopikh\ moi=ra, Vett.Val. 349.22 : in pl., tables of such degrees for calculating expectation of life, Critodem.ibid., cf. 304.21 . a)pogwnio/omai, Pass. , become angular, Thphr. CP 2.16.4 . a)podaimoni/zei: a)pokarterei= e)n tw=| e)nqousia=n, Hsch. a)poda/knw, bite off a piece of, a)/rtou Aristomen. 14 :— Pass. , mh=la a)podedhgme/na with pieces bitten out, Luc. Tox. 13 : also c. acc., bite off, th\n au(th=s glw=ssan Polyaen. 8.45 . abs., bite, gnaw, o)da/c Cratin. 164 , cf. X. Smp. 5.7 , Tab.Defix.Aud. 237.18 (Carthage, i A. D.):— Pass. , have one's tongue bitten, as by a pungent substance, Arist. Pr. 958b7 . a)poda/kr-u=sis, ews, h(, flow of tears, Cass. Pr. 18 . a)podakr-u=tiko/s, h/, o/n, calling forth tears, kollu/ria ibid., cf. Antyll. ap. Orib. 8.14.1 . a)podakr-u/w [u=], weep much for, lament loudly, tina/ Pl. Phd.. 116d ; ti Plu. Sull. 12 . a). gnw/mhn weep away one's judgement, be melted to tears contrary to it, Ar. V. 983 . to be made to weep by the use of collyrium, and so have the eyes purged, Arist. Pr. 958b6 , Luc. Peregr. 45 , Gal. 12.751 . of trees, weep, drip gum, etc., a). r(hti/nhn Plu. 2.640d . cease to weep, a)polofura/menoi kai\ a)podakru/santes Aristox. Fr.Hist. 90 , cf. AB 427 . a)poda^pa^na/w, waste, to\n kairo/n Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 7.8.2 . a)poda/ptw, = a)poko/ptw , Hsch. a)podarqa/nw, aor. -e/darqon, inf. -draqei=n Them. Or. 7.91a (but v. infr.):—sleep, mikro/n Plu. Dio 26 ; a)podarqei=n to\n a)hdo/nion u(/pnou Nicoch. 4 D. (cf. a)hdo/nios). wake up, Ael. NA 3.13 . a)po/dar-ma, atos, to/, hide, Hdt. 4.64 ( v.l. -derma ). a)podar-mo/s: ingluvies, Gloss. a)poda/s-mios, on, parted off, *fwke/es a). parted from the rest, Hdt. 1.146 ; a). ai)=sa a share apportioned, Opp. H. 5.444 . a)podas-mo/s, o(, (a)podate/omai) division, part of a whole, Th. 1.12 ; separation, xw/ras a)podasmw=| zhuiwqh=nai by loss of territory, D.H. 3.6 . a)po/das-tos, on, divided off, Hsch. (-datoi cod.). a)podas-tu/s, u/os, h(, = a)podasmo/s , Id. a)poda^te/omai, fut. -da/somai [a^], Ep. -da/ssomai: Ep. aor. -dassa/mhn Theoc. 17.50 , inf. -da/ttaqqai Leg.Gort. 4.29 :—portion out to others, apportion, h(/misn tw=| e)na/rwn a)poda/ssomai Il. 17.231 ; *)axaioi=s a)/ll' a)poda/ssesqai 22.118 ; soi\ d' au)= . . tw=nd' a)poda/ssomai o(/ss' e)pe/oiken 24.595 ; pa/ntwni)/son Pi. N. 10.86 , cf. Call. Del. 9 , etc. part off, separate, a)podasa/menos mo/rion o(/son dh\ th=s stratih=s Hdt. 2.103 . a)podauli/zw, f.l. for a)pokauli/zw , E. Supp. 717 . a)podayi^leu/omai, to be liberal of a thing, Gloss. a)pode/degmai, pf. of a)pode/xomai: also Ion. for a)pode/deigmai, pf. Pass. of a)podei/knumi. a)podedeigme/nws, Adv., (a)podei/knumi) demonstrably, Cyr. a)podedeilia_ko/tws, Adv., (a)podeilia/w) in a cowardly way, censured by Poll. 5.123 . a)podeh/s, e/s, (de/w B) empty, a)ggei=on Arist. Fr. 224 , Plu. 2.967a ; nau=s a). not fully manned, Id. Ant. 62 : metaph. of persons, Id. 2.473e . a)podei=, Ion. a)pode/ei, v. a)pode/w. a)podeidi/ssomai, frighten away, Il. 12.52 (tm.). a)podei/k-nu_mi (and a)podeik-u/w X. Smp. 8.20 , Plb. 7.14.3 ), Ion. a)podeik-de/knu=mi GDI 5653b14 (Chios, v B. C.), fut. -dei/cw, Ion. -de/cw:— point away from other objects at one, and so: point out, display, make known, whether by deed or word, sfi gnw/mas Hdt. 1.171 ,al.; ta/fous kai\ sugge/neian Th. 1.26 ; h)=qos to\ pro/sqe tokh/wn A. Ag. 727 ; a)reth/n Hyp. Epit. 29 ; ta\ th=s texnhs e)ceurh/mata Hp. Praec. 9 ; proclaim, th\n h(me/rhn GDI l. c.;— Pass. , tw=n ou^rwn a)podexqe/ntwn SIG 134b22 (Milet., iv B. C.). bring forward, produce, martu/ria tou/twn Hdt. 5.45 ; pollou\s pai=das Id. 1.136 , cf. S. OT 1405 , Isoc. 19.6 , X. Cyr. 1.2.5 ; e)po/xous 8.1.35 ; a). tro/paia And. 1.147 ; xrh/mata plei=st' a). e)n tw=| koinw=| Ar. Eq. 774 ; morfh\n e(te/ran E. Fr. 839.14 ( v.l. e)pe/deicen ): c. part., u(gie/a tina\ e)o/nta a). produce him safe and sound, Hdt. 3.130 , cf. 134 . produce, deliver accounts, to\n lo/gon Id. 7.119 ; a). tetrako/sia ta/lanta tetelesme/na ib. 118 . publish a law, Lys. 30.11 , X. HG 2.3.11 . appoint, assign, te/menos a). tini/ Hdt. 5.67 , 89 ; bwmo/n tini Id. 7.178 ; e(\n bouleuth/rion Th. 2.15 ; gh=s o(/rous ib. 72 ; th\n tri/thn a). e)kklhsi/an to fix, prescribe it, D. 24.25 :— Pass. , toi=si/ e)sti xw=ros a)podedegme/nos Hdt. 1.153 ; trofh\ au)toi=si toiau/th a)pode/dektai Id. 2.65 . c. inf., kw/mas o(/qen a)pe/deican oi( h(gemo/nes lamba/nein ta\ e)pith/deia whence they appointed that they should receive . ., X. An. 2.3.14 :— Pass. , toi=si a)podede/xqai . . e(/lkein (impers.) it had been appointed them to draw, Hdt. 2.124 . show by argument, prove, demonstrate, Ar. Nu. 1334 , Arist. AP 0.75b37 , etc.; a). safei=s ta\s a)podei/ceis And. 2.3 ; a). w(s . . Ar. V. 548 , Pl. R. 472d ; o(/ti . . Id. Prt. 323c , etc.; po/teron . . h)\ . . Id. Alc. 1.114b : c. dupl. acc., prove one so and so, ou(\s a)podei/cw le/ktrwn prodo/tas E. Ion 879 , etc.; toiou/tous tina/s Hp. Decent. 4 : folld. by part., a). lo/gw| . . ou)de\n meteo/n Hdt. 5.94 ; a). tina\ le/gonta ou)de/n make it evident that . ., 7.17 , cf. 2.133 . show forth a person or thing as so and so, hence: appoint, proclaim, create, a). tina\ strathgo/n X. An. 1.1.2 , al.: c. inf., strathgo\n ei=nai Hdt. 5.25 ; a). tou/tous th\n po/lin ne/mein ib. 29 ; e(auto\n o(/ti e)sti\ qeo/s 2 Ep.Thess. 2.4 :— Pass. , to be so created, Hdt. 1.124 , 162 ; meledwnoi\ a)podede/xatai th=s trofh=s 2.65 ; a)pede/xqh ei=nai i(/pparxos 7.154 ; au)tokra/twr a)pode/deiktai POxy. 1021.7 (i A. D.); u(/patos a)podedeigme/nos, = Lat. consul designatus, OGI 379.5 (Tiflis), etc. make, render, mostly with an Adj., a). tina\s moxqhrota/tous make them finished rascals, Ar. Ra. 1011 ; a). krati/stous tou\s lo/xous X. Cyr. 2.1.23 ; gorgo/teron a). to\n i(/ppon Id. Eq. 1.10 ; zw=|on a)griw/teron Pl. Grg. 516b : with a Subst., ge/lwta a). tina/ Id. Tht. 166a , cf. Phd. 72c : c. part., ble/pont' a)podei/cw s' o)cu/teron tou= *lugke/ws Ar. Pl. 210 ; a). tina\s a)llotri/ous o)/ntas Pl. Smp. 179c :— Pass. , pole/mioi a)podedeigme/noi declared enemies, X. An. 7.1.26 , cf. D. 23.200 . represent as, a). pai=da patro\s e(wutw=n e(/kaston e)o/nta Hdt. 2.143 , cf. Lys. 32.17 :— Pass. , a)ndragaqi/h d' au(/th a)pode/dektai is represented, considered as . ., Hdt. 1.136 ; ou)de\ . . ou(=toi e)n toi=si a)/lloisi qeoi=si a)podede/xatai have not been considered, admitted among . ., 2.43 :—these two last examples may be pass. usages of a)pode/xomai. c. inf., ordain a thing or person to be, X. Oec. 7.30 , Lac. 10.7 . dedicate, consecrate, qe/atron Plu. Luc. 29 :— Pass. , new\s a)pode/deiktai Luc. Tox. 5 . Med. , show forth, exhibit something of one's own, a)pode/casqai th\n gnw/mhn deliver one's opinion, Hdt. 1.170 , 207 , cf. Th. 1.87 ; also a). mega/la e)/rga Hdt. 1.59 , al.; a)ciaphghto/tata ib. 16 ; ou)de\n lampro\n e)/rgon ib. 174 ; a). a)reta/s display high qualities, Pi. N. 6.49 (cf. supr. A. 1.2 ); pneu/mata ei)s a)/llhla sta/sin . . a)podeiknu/mena A. Pr. 1088 ; of buildings and the like , mnhmo/suna a). Hdt. 2.101 ; xw/mata a)cioqe/hta 1.184 ; ou)demi/an strathi/+hn a). not to have any military service to show, 2.111 :— Pass. , e)/rga mega/la kai\ qaumasta\ . . a)podexqe/nta Id. Prooem., cf. 9.27 . Med. in act. sense, a)podedeigme/noi h)=san o(/ti had declared that . ., X. An. 5.2.9 . Pass. , v. supr. 1.5 , 11.1 , 2 , 3 : aor. a)pedei/xqhn is always Pass. , as Hdt. 7.154 ; and so mostly pf. a)pode/deigmai, 1.136 , Antipho 2.4.10 , X. An. 7.1.26 ; but the part. of the latter is sts. Act. , v. supr. B. 2 . a)podeik-te/on, one must show, proue, Pl. Phdr. 245b . c. dupl. acc., one must make one so and so, skapane/a au)to\n a). Luc. Vit.Auct. 7 . a)podeik-tiko/s, h/, o/n, affording proof, demonstrative, o( a). sullogismo/s Arist. AP 0.74b10 ; e(/cis a). Id. EN 1139b31 ; pi/steis a). Id. Rh. 1358a1 , etc.: Comp. -w/teros Phlp. in Ph. 9.20 : Sup. -w/tatos, lo/gos Ph. 2.499 . Adv. a)podeiktikw=s, e)pi/stasqai Arist. AP 0.75a12 ; ei)rhke/nai Phld. Mus. p.12 K. a). i(stori/a, dih/ghsis, in which the facts are regularly set forth and explained, Plb. 2.37.3 , 4.40.1 , cf. Plu. 2.243a . Adv. -kw=s Sch. Iamb. in Nic. p.129 P. of persons, scientific, exact, Gal. 4.649 . a)., ta/, sights, attractions, SIG 685.70 (Crete, ii B. C.). a)podeik-to/s, h/, o/n, demonstrable or to be demonstrated, Arist. AP 0.76b33 , al. demonstrated, Id. EN 1140b32 . a)podeili/-a_sis, ews, h(, cowardice, Plb. 3.103.2 ; a).pro/stina Plu. Alex. 13 . a)podeili-a_te/on, one must flinch, Pl. R. 374e , Marin. Procl. 31 . a)podeili-a/w, fut. -a/sw [a_], to be very fearful, play the coward, flinch from danger or toil, X. Mem. 3.12.2 , Pl. Grg. 480c , al.; a). e)n i)sxuroi=s maqh/masin Id. R. 535b , cf. 504a ; tai=s yuxai=s Plb. 1.15.7 ; pro/s tina or ti Id. 11.16.2 , cf. Onos. 33.6 , Luc. DMort. 10.9 , etc. a). tou= diaponei=sqai shrink from . ., X. Lac. 10.7 . a). th\n ma/xhn to be afraid of, Plb. 5.84.5 . a)po/deicis, Ion. -decis, ews, h(, (a)podei/knumi) showing forth, making known, exhibiting, di' a)peirosu/nhn . . kou)k a)po/deicin tw=n u(po\ gai/as E. Hipp. 196 . setting forth, publication, *)hrodo/tou . . i(stori/hs a)po/decis Hdt. Prooem.; a)rxh=s a). an exposition, sketch of it, Th. 1.97 ; a). peri\ to\n politiko/n Pl. Plt. 277a ; peri/ tinos R. 358b . proof, boulome/noisi/ sfi ge/noit' a)\n a). Hdt. 8.101 ; a). poiei=sqai Lys. 12.19 , etc.; esp. by words, a)podei/ceis eu(ri/skein tino/s Isoc. 10.3 ; a). le/gein Pl. Tht. 162e ; -ceis fe/rein Plb. 12.5.5 ; xrh=sqai/ tini a)podei/cei tino/s use it as a proof of a thing, Plu. 2.160a : in pl., proofs, or arguments in proof of, tino/s D. 18.300 , cf. Pl. Phd. 73a ; le/gein ti e)s a)po/deicin tou= perie/sesqai tw=| pole/mw| Th. 2.13 ; a)/neu a)podei/cews Pl. Phd. 92d ; met' a). Plb. 3.1.3 , al.; a). lamba/nein . . tw=n manqano/ntwn test them by examination, etc., Plu. 2.736d ; a). poiei=sqai tw=n e)fh/bwn IG 2.470.40 ; a). te/xnhs specimen, Dionys.Com. 3.4 ; a). au(toi=s dou=nai/ tinos Plu. 2.79f , etc.; citation, poihtw=n kai\ i(storiagra/fwn a)podei/ceis SIG 685.93 (Crete, ii B. C.). in the Logic of Arist. , demonstration, i. e. deductive proof by syllogism, AP 0.71b17 , al., cf. Epicur. Ep. 1p.25U. , Stoic. 2.89 ; opp. inductive proof (e)pagwgh/), Arist. AP 0.81a40 :—sts. in a loose sense, a). r(htorikh\ e)nqu/mhma Id. Rh. 1355a6 . appointment, qewrw=n SIG 402.29 (Delph., iii B. C.). (from Med. ) a). e)/rgwn mega/lwn display, achievement of mighty works, Hdt. 1.207 , cf. 2.101 , 148 . a)podeipn-e/w, finish supper, Ath. 15.622e , Iamb. VP 21.98 . a)podeipn-i/dios, on, of or from supper, AP 6.302 ( Leon. ). a)po/deipn-os, on, = a)/deipnos , Hsch. a)podeiro-tome/w, slaughter by cutting off the head, or cutting the throat, of men, Il. 18.336 , 23.22 , Luc. DMeretr. 13.3 ; mh=la e)s bo/qron Od. 11.35 ; kefalh\n a). Hes. Th. 280 . a)podeiro-to/mhsis, ews, h(, slaughtering, Eust. 1145.63 . a)podei/rw, Ion. for a)pode/rw. a)podeisidaimone/w, brood over with superstitious fear, Sch. Th. 7.50 . a)podeka/t-eusis, e/ws, h(, tithing, Gloss. a)podekat-eu/w, v.l. for sq., Ev.Luc. 18.12 . a)podeka^ti/zw, = sq., deka/thn LXX To. 1.7 . a)podeka^to/w, tithe, take a tenth of, ti LXX 1 Ki. 8.16 ; pa/nta Ev.Luc. 18.12 ; a). to\n lao/n take tithe of them, Ep.Hebr. 7.5 ; deka/thn a). tino/s LXX De. 14.22 . pay tithe of, ti LXX Ge. 28.22 , Ev.Matt. 23.23 , etc. a)pode/komai, Ion. , etc., for a)pode/xomai. a)podek-te/on, (a)pode/xomai) one must receive from others, ta\ ei)sfero/mena X. Oec. 7.36 . one must accept, allow, admit, c. acc. rei, lo/gon Pl. Lg. 668a : c. gen. et part., a). tino\s le/gontos Id. Tht. 160c , R. 379c ; mh\ a)/llws a). legome/nhs te/xnhs; Id. Phdr. 272b . Adj. -te/os, a, on, Vett. Val. 329.16 , Zos.Alch. p.229B. a)podek-th/r, h=ros, o(, = sq., X. Cyr. 8.1.9 , Arist. Mu. 398a25 . a)pode/k-ths, ou, o(, receiver: in pl., financial officials, established by Cleisthenes, IG 2.38 , D. 24.162 , Arist. Ath. 48 , Pol. 1321b33 , Harp. : also at Thasos, IG 12(8).608 ; in Egypt, si/tou Ostr. 1217 ; a)xu/rou POxy. 43r iii 8 (iii A. D.), cf. Poll. 8.114 ; a). tw=n politikw=n xrhma/twn Jahresh. 21 / 2 Beibl. 255 (ii A. D.):—hence a)podek-teu/w, hold office of a)pode/kths, IG 12(8).391 , 610 (Thasos). a)podek-to/s, o/n (h/, o/n prob. l. in Phld. Ir. p.60 W.), acceptable, welcome, OGI 441.100 , 1 Ep.Ti. 2.3 , S.E. M. 11.83 , Plu. 2.1061a : Comp. -o/teros Dsc. Eup. 1 Praef. Adv. -tws An.Ox. 3.139 , Sch. E. Or. 1680 . a)podendro/omai, Pass. , grow into a tree, Thphr. HP 3.17.2 , cf. 1.3.2 ; to be turned into a tree, Luc. VH 1.8 , Heraclit. All. 36 . a)pode/casqai, aor. 1 of a)pode/xomai, but also, Ion. for a)podei/casqai, cf. a)podei/knumi. a)po/decis, ews, h(, (a)pode/xomai) acceptance, tw=n a)ponemome/nwn M.Ant. 10.8 ; pro\s tou\s fi/lous OGI 227.13 (Milet., iii B. C.). Ion. for a)po/deicis. a)pode/rkomai, = a)poble/pw , Trag. (Satyric) in POxy. 1083.21 . a)po/derma, v. a)po/darma. a)poderma^t-i/zw, flay, strip, Androm. ap. Gal. 12.991 , Sch. Nic. Al. 301 , Hsch. a)poderma^t-ismo/s, o(, flaying, Gloss. a)poderma^t-o/omai, Pass. , of shields, to have their leather covering destroyed, u(p' o)/mbrou Plb. 6.25.7 : —late in Act. , flay, kefalh\n ci/fei Zos.Alch. p.108B. a)podertro/w, (de/rtron) disembowel, eviscerate, Sch. Od. 11.579 . a)pode/rw, Ion. a)poderma^t-dei/rw (also in Ar. V. 1286 ):— flay, skin completely, to\r bou=n Hdt. 2.40 , cf. 2.42 , 4.60 ; a). th\n kefalh/n scalp, 4.64 :— Pass. , pro/bata a)podare/nta X. An. 3.5.9 ; become excoriated, Philum. ap. Orib. 45.29.61 . flay by flogging, fetch the skin off one's back, Ar. Lys. 739 . sens. obsc., ib. 953 ; Medic., separate by avulsion, Gal. 2.896 . strip off, a). pa=san a)nqrwphi/+hn (sc. dorh/n) Hdt. 5.25 . a)po/desis, ews, h(, tying up, h( tou= o)mfalou= a). toi=s paidi/ois Arist. HA 587a12 ; a). e)k tou= passa/lou Nicom. Harm. 6 , cf. Iamb. VP 26.118 . a)podesm-eu/w, bind fast, LXX Pr. 26.8 , Hippiatr. 77 . a)podesm-e/w, = foreg., Pherecyd. 119J. , Tim.Gaz. ap. Ar.Byz. Epit. 143.14 , Olymp. in Mete. 96.7 . a)podesm-i/s, i/dos, h(, prob. f.l. for u(po- , Gal. 14.794 . a)po/desm-os, o(, band, breastband, girdle, Ar. Fr. 320.13 , Luc. DMeretr. 12.1 . bag, case, receptacle, Plu. Dem. 30 , Paul.Aeg. 3.41 ; stakth=s sachet, LXX Ca. 1.13 . bundle, e)pistolw=n PRyl. 78.36 (ii A. D.), etc. a)podexqei/s, Ion. for a)podeixqei/s, Hdt. a)pode/xomai, Ion. a)podesm-de/komai, fut. -de/comai: aor. -edeca/mhn: pf. -de/degmai (for possible pass. usages of this tense v. a)podei/knumi A. 11.3 ): —accept, kai\ ou)k a)pede/cat' a)/poina Il. 1.95 , cf. Ar. Ec. 712 , X. An. 6.1.24 , etc.; a). gnw/mhn para/ tinos accept advice from him, Hdt. 4.97 ; a)po/decai/ mou o)\ le/gw Pl. Cra. 430d . accept as a teacher, follow, X. Mem. 4.1.1 ,etc.; a). tina\ su/mboulon Pl. Prt. 323c . admit to one's presence, tou\s presbeuta/s Plb. 21.35.5 ; a). au)to\n kai\ ta\ r(hqe/nta filofro/nws 21.22.1 , cf. 3.66.8 . mostly of admitting into the mind, receive favourably, approve, a)pologi/an Antipho 3.2.2 ; kathgori/as, diabola/s, Th. 3.3 , 6.29 ; toi=si mh\ a)podekome/noisi, c. acc. inf., those who do not accept the story that . ., Hdt. 6.43 ; freq. in Pl. , dou=nai/ te kai\ a). lo/gon R. 531e ; th\n a)po/krisin Prt. 329b ; lo/gon para/ tinos Smp. 194d , etc.; ti para/ tinos Ti. 29e ; ti/ tinos Th. 1.44 , 7.48 , Pl. Phlb. 54a , etc.: c. gen. pers. mostly with part. added, a). tino\s le/gontos receive or accept a statement from him, i.e. believe or agree with his statements, Id. Phd. 92a , 92e ; mh\ a)pode/xesqe tou/tou fenaki/zontos u(ma=s D. 56.31 ; a). maqhmatikou= piqanologou=ntos Arist. EN 1094b26 , cf. Rh. 1395b8 : without part., ou)k a)pode/xomai e)mautou= w(s to\ e(\n du/o ge/gonen I cannot satisfy myself in thinking that . ., Pl. Phd. 96e , cf. Euthphr. 9e , R. 329e : abs., to accept a statement, to be satisfied, D. 18.277 , Arist. Pol. 1263b16 ; a). e)a/n . . Pl. R. 336d , 525d : c. gen. rei, to be content with, th=s proaire/sews Lib. Or. 24.2 ; tw=n ei)rhme/nwn ib. 59.9 . generally, approve, acknowledge, th\n tw=n e)fh/bwn a)reth/n IG 2.481.60 ,al. take or understand a thing, o)rqw=s a). ti X. Mem. 3.10.15 , cf. Cyr. 8.7.10 ; i(kanw/tata Pl. R. 511d ; ta\ toiau=ta dusxerw=s pws a)pode/xomai Id. Euthphr. 6a ; u(po/ptws Th. 6.53 : c. gen. pers. (the acc. rei being understood), ou(/tws au)tou= a)podexw/meqa let us understand him thus (referring to what goes before), Pl. R. 340c ; mh\ xalepw=s a)lla\ pra/ws a)podexw/meqa a)llh/lwn Id. Lg. 634c . receive back, recover, Hdt. 4.33 ; opp. a)podido/nai, Th. 5.26 . sustain, hold out against, Plb. 3.43.3 , 5.51.1 . a)pode/w (A), bind fast, tie up the navel, Pl. Smp. 190e ; generally, bind, LXX Jo. 9.4 , J. AJ 4.8.21 :— Pass. , e)n dermati/w| a)pode/detai/ ti Pl. Erx. 400a , cf. Arist. HA 587a14 , Erasistr. ap. Gal. 11.148 . a)pode/w (B), to be in want of, lack, often in accounts of numbers, triakosi/wn a)pode/onta mu/ria 10 , 000 lacking or save 300 , Th. 2.13 , cf. 4.38 , etc.; duei=n xilia/dwn a)pode/ontes ei)=nai dismu/rioi D.H. 7.3 ; generally, tosou=ton a)pode/w tino/s so far am I from . ., Pl. Ax. 366b , 372a : c. inf., o)li/gon a)podei=n ei)=nai want little of being, Plu. 2.978f ; fall short of, be inferior to, tino/s Luc. Merc.Cond. 36 , cf. Plu. 2.1088c ; plh/qei ou) polu\ a)pode/ontes a)llh/lwn not differing much in number, D.H. 3.52 , cf. Plu. Luc. 28 ; come short of, miss, th=s a)lhqei/as Pl. Ax. 369d . a)podhl-o/w, make manifest, A. Fr. 304.2 , Hp. Int. 23 ; indicate, plh=qos Corn. ND 13 ; explain, expound, o(/ti . . Plb. 21.37.8 , cf. Plu. Phil. 13 :— Pass. , Str. 2.5.16 . intr., become manifest, Arist. Mir. 834b33 . a)podh/l-wsis, ews, h(, communication by speech, Diog.Oen. 10 . a)podhm-e/w, Dor. a)podhm-da_me/w, pf. a)pedh/mhka dub. in Hermipp. 66 :— to be away from home, be abroad or on one's travels, Hdt. 1.29 , 4.1 , 152 , Ar. Nu. 371 , etc.; of foreign service, Id. Lys. 101 ; opp. e)pidhmei=n, X. Cyr. 7.5.69 : metaph., to be absent, Pi. P. 10.37 ; o( nou=s parw\n a)podhmei= Ar. Eq. 1120 : sts. c. gen., a)podhmei=n oi)ki/as Pl. Lg. 954b ; a)po\ th=s e(wutw=n Hdt. 9.117 ; e)k th=s po/lews Pl. Cri. 53a ; ou)k e)/cesti a)podhmei=n toi=s *lakedaimoni/ois Arist. Fr. 543 . go abroad, para/ tina to visit him, Hdt. 3.124 ; a). e)s *ai)/ginan kata\ tou\s *ai)aki/das go abroad to Aegina to fetch the Aeacidae, Id. 8.84 ; a). e)pi\ dei=pnon ei)s *qettali/an Pl. Cri. 53e ; e)nqe/nde ei)s a)/llon to/pon Id. Ap. 40e ; kat' e)mpori/an Lycurg. 21 , 57 ( v.l. e)pi/ ) ; pro\s ta\ i(era/ X. HG 4.7.3 ; poi= gh=s a)pedh/meis; Ar. Ra. 48 ; a)/llose a). Pl. Lg. 579b ; e)kei=se Id. Phd. 61e . a)podh/m-hsis, ews, h(, = a)podhmi/a , Alciphr. 1.29 , CIG 1813b8 (Nicopolis, dub.). a)podhm-hth/s, ou=, o(, one who goes abroad, is not tied to his home, opp. e)ndhmo/tatos, Th. 1.70 . a)podhm-htiko/s, h/, o/n, fond of wandering or travelling, Dicaearch. 1.9 , Vett.Val. 98.7 ; para/stasis a). banishment to foreign parts, of ostracism, Arist. Pol. 1308b19 : metaph., migratory, i.e. mortal, Arr. Epict. 3.24.4 , cf. ib. 60 , 105 . a)podhm-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, going or being abroad, a). e)c oi)/kou Hdt. 6.130 , cf. Lys. 3.10 ; a). poiei=sqai Pl. Cri. 52b ; e)/cw th=s xw/ras Id. Lg. 949e , cf. 950a ; a). h( ei)s *)olumpi/an And. 4.30 ; peri\ th=s a). th=s e)kei= as to my life in that foreign land, i.e. beyond the grave, Pl. Phd. 61e , cf. 67c , Ap. 41a (but in pl. of earthly life, as exile from heaven, Porph. Marc. 5 ); e)c a)podhmi/as tino\s prosh/|ei from a long journey, X. Cyr. 3.1.7 . a)po/dhm-os, Dor. a)podh/m-da_mos, on, away from one's country, abroad, ou)k a). *)apo/llwnos tuxo/ntos Pi. P. 4.5 , cf. Plu. 2.799f , etc.; a). e)pe/rxesqai from abroad, CIG 3344 A (Smyrna); a). stratei/a Luc. Am. 6 : metaph., th=s e)mh=s gnw/mhs Hp. Ep. 17 :—less Att. than e)/kdhmos, Moer. 143 , cf. Poll. 1.177 . a)po/dhsis, f.l. for e)pi/dhsis , Sor. ap. Gal. 13.43 . a)podi/a, h(, (pou/s) absence of feet, Arist. PA 642b23 , 690b15 . a)podiagra/fw [ra^], order payment to be made, SIG 976.30 (Samos, ii B. C.), PTheb.Bank 12.7 (ii B. C.). a)podiaire/w, distribute, v.l. in LXX Jo. 1.6 ; divide off, distinguish from, dhmiourgou= to\n *)/attin Jul. Or. 5.165b ; e)gxe/luas i)xqu/wn Eust. 1221.36 :— Pass. , PStrassb. 92.6 (iii B. C.). a)podiaita/w, pronounce in one's favour in an arbitration, opp. katadiaita/w (q. v.), o(/pws th\n di/aitan au)tw=| a)podiaith/somen Test. ap. D. 21.93 :— Pass. , ib. 96 : hence a). tino/s (sc. th\n di/khn) decide for one, Id. 40.17 ; ta\ a)podiaithqe/nta mou lu/sas ib. 43 . a)podia/-keimai, Pass. , have a distaste, pro/s ti Aët. 8.76 . a)podia-klasmo/s, o(, mental perturbation, Gal. 19.514 . a)podia-kri/nw [ri_], separate completely, Dam. Pr. 36 . a)podia-lamba/nw, set apart, Syrian. in Metaph. 64.40 ; discuss separately, Dex. in Cat. 59.16 , Herm. in Phdr. p.115A. , etc. a)podia-lhpto/s, h/, o/n, separable, a). kaq' e(auth/n Stoic. 2.126 . a)podia/-lhyis, ews, h(, division into parts, Iamb. Myst. 1.9 , Procl. in Prm. p.674S. ; abstraction, Dex. in Cat. 40.9 (pl.). a)podia-lu/w, dissipate, nwqro/thtas Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.21.36 . confute utterly, lo/gon Phld. Herc. 19.16 . a)podia-nomh/, h(, distribution, assignment, Ecphant. ap. Stob. 4.7.66 . a)podia-pe/mpomai, divert, h(ma=s th=s matai/as pla/nhs Syn.Alch. p.59 B. a)podia-sei/w, gloss on a)pestufe/licen , Hsch. a)podia/-sta^sis, ews, h(, distance, tw=n a)ste/rwn Vett.Val. 227.14 . a)podia-ste/llw, divide, PTaur. 8.22.48 (ii B. C.), LXX Jo. 1.6 (v.l.):— Pass. , to be set apart, forbidden, ib. 2 Ma. 6.5 . a)podia-stolh/, h(, division, PRyl. 65.4 (ii B. C.). a)podia-stre/fw divert, Phld. Lib. p.29O. a)podia-ti/qemai, to be weaned, Theol.Ar. 49 . a)podia-tri/bw [i_], waste time, Aeschin. 2.49 ; spend time, peri\ o)rxhsta/s D.C. 54.17 ( Pass. ); e)n po/lei Agath. 1.19 , cf. 3.16 , 4.13 . c. acc. pers., detain, D.C. 44.19 ; defer, ta\s xeirotoni/as App. BC 2.20 : abs., delay, ib. 13 . divert, ta\s xei=ras a)po\ tw=n sfagw=n D.C. 77.14 . a)podi^da/skw, teach not to do, Hp. Fract. 1 . a)podidraski/nda (sc. paidia/), Adv. a game in which all but one ran away, described by Poll. 9.117 . a)podi^dra/skw, Ion. a)podia-h/skw, fut. -dra/somai, Ion. -drh/somai: pf. -de/dra_ka Men. Sam. 143 , Phld. Rh. 1.199 S. : aor. a)pe/dran, Ion. -e/drhn, opt. a)podrai/hn Thgn. 927 , imper. a)po/dra_qi Ph. 1.90 , inf. a)podra=nai, Ion. -drh=nai, part. a)podra/s—the only form found in Hom. ; the other tenses in Hdt. , etc., pf. part. a)podedrako/tes X. An. 6.4.8 :—run away, escape or flee from, esp. by stealth, Hom. (never in Il. ), e)k nho\s a)podra/s Od. 16.65 ; nho\s a). 17.516 ; a). e)k th=s *sa/mou Hdt. 3.148 ; e)s *sa/mon 4.43 ; e)pi\ qa/lassan 6.2 ; a)podra=sa w)/|xeto And. 1.125 , cf. 4.17 , Ar. Ec. 196 , Pl. Tht. 203d ; of runaway slaves, X. An. 1.4.8 (a)podra=nai to\ a)naxwrh/santa/ tina eu)/dhlon ei)=nai o(/pou e)sti/n, a)pofeu/gein de\ to\ mh\ du/nasqai e)pilhfqh=nai Ammon. p.19 V.); sw/mata a)podra/nta IG 22.584 ; of soldiers, desert, X. An. 5.6.34 ; a)podidra/skonta mh\ du/nasqai a)podra=nai attempting to escape not to be able to escape, Pl. Prt. 317a , cf. 310c . c. acc., flee, shun, Hdt. 2.182 , Ar. Pax 234 , etc.; a)pe/drasan au)to/n Th. 1.128 ; evade, to\n no/mon Arist. Pol. 1270b35 ; ou)k a)pe/dra th\n stratei/an D. 21.165 ; o(/te . . to\ so\n o)/mm' a)pe/dran (poet. for a)pe/drasan) S. Aj. 167 .—Rare in Trag. (Cf. Skt. dra_/ti 'run'.) a)podi^du/skw, = a)podu/w, tina/s Artem. 2.69 :— Med. , Parth. 15.3 ; cast off, slough off, gh=ras Artem. 2.13 , 14 . a)podi/dwmi, fut. -dw/sw: aor. 1 a)pe/dwka: aor. 2 a)pe/dwn A.D. Synt. 276.9 , shortened inf. a)podou=n prob. in Hsch. :—give up or back, restore, return, tini/ ti Hom. , etc.: esp. render what is due, pay, as debts, penalties, submission, honour, etc., tokeu=si qre/ptra Il. 4.478 ; a). tini\ lw/bhn give him back his insuit, i.e. make atonement for it, ib. 9.387 (tm.); th\n plhmme/leian LXX Nu. 5.7 ; eu)= e)/rdonti kakh\n a). a)moibh/n Thgn. 1263 ; a). th\n o(moi/hn tini/ Hdt. 4.119 ; a)moiba/s Democr. 92 ; kako\n a)nt' a)gaqou= Id. 93 ; a). to\ mo/rsimon pay the debt of fate, Pi. N. 7.44 ; to\ xre/os Hdt. 2.136 ; to\n nau=lon Ar. Ra. 270 ; th\n zhmi/an, th\n katadi/khn, Th. 3.70 , 5.50 ; th\n fernh/n PEleph. 1.11 (iv B. C.); eu)xa/s X. Mem. 2.2.10 ; a). o)pi/sw e)s *(hraklei/das th\n a)rxh/n Hdt. 1.13 , etc.; po/leis a). toi=s parakataqeme/nois Aeschin. 3.85 ; a). xa/ritas Lys. 31.24 ; ou)k e)s xa/rin a)ll' e)s o)fei/lhma th\n a)ret h\n a). Th. 2.40 ; a). xa/rin tino/s Isoc. 6.73 ; [ th\n po/lin] a). toi=s e)pigignome/nois oi(/anper para\ tw=n pate/rwn parela/bomen X. HG 7.1.30 :— Pass. , e)/ws k' a)po\ pa/nta doqei/h Od. 2.78 ; a). misqo/s, xa/rites, Ar. Eq. 1066 , Th. 3.63 . assign, tai=s gunaici\ mousikh\n kai\ gumnastikh/n Pl. R. 456b ; to\ di/kaion kai\ to\ sumfe/ron Arist. Rh. 1354b3 , cf. 1356a15 ; to\ pro\s a)lkh\n o(/plon a). h(fu/sis Id. GA 759b3 , etc. refer to one, as belonging to his department, ei)s tou\s krita\s th\n kri/sin Pl. Lg. 765b ; a). ei)s th\n boulh\n peri\ au)tw=n refer their case to the Council, Isoc. 18.6 , cf. Lys. 22.2 , etc. render, yield, of land, e)pi\ dihko/sia a)podou=nai (sc. karpo/n) yield fruit two hundred-fold, Hdt. 1.193 ; ta(/lla d' a(/n tis kataba/lh a)pe/dwken o)rqew=s Men. Georg. 38 ; h)/n h( xw/rh kata\ lo/gon e)pididoi= e)s u(/yos kai\ to\ o(/moion a)podidoi= e)s au)/chsin renders, makes a like increase in extent, Hdt. 2.13 :—hence perh. metaph., to\ e)/rgon a). Arist. EN 1106a16 ; a). da/kru E. HF 489 . concede, allow, c. inf., suffer or allow a person to do, a). tisi\ au)tonomei=sqai Th. 1.144 , cf. 3.36 ; ei) de\ toi=s me\n . . e)pita/ttein a)podw/sete D. 2.30 ; a). kola/zein Id. 23.56 ; tw=| dikasthri/w| a)podi/dotai tou= fo/nou ta\s di/kas dika/zein Lys. 1.30 ; a). tini\ zhtei=n Arist. Pol. 1341b30 , cf. Po. 1454b5 ; also ou)/te a)pologi/as a)podoqei/shs And. 4.3 ; e)peida\n au)toi=s o( lo/gos a)podoqh= when right of speech is allowed them, Aeschin. 3.54 . a). tina/ with an Adj., render or make so and so, like a)podei/knumi, a). th\n te/ryin bebaiote/ran Isoc. 1.46 ; te/leion a). to\ te/knon Arist. GA 733b1 ; dei= ta\s e)nergei/as poia\s a). Id. EN 1103b22 ; metriwte/ran th\n u(perhfani/an D.H. 7.16 . exhibit, display, th\n u(pa/rxousan a)reth/n And. 1.109 ; a). th\n i)di/an morfh/n render, express it, Arist. Po. 1454b10 ; a). fantasi/an tino/s present appearance of, Phld. Ir. p.71 W., al. deliver over, give up, e.g. as a slave, E. Cyc. 239 ; a). to\n miaro\n tw= xro/nw| fh=nai Antipho 4.4.11 . a). e)pistolh/n deliver a letter, Th. 7.10 , cf. E. IT 745 . a). to\n a)gw=na o)rqw=s kai\ kalw=s bring it to a conclusion, Lycurg. 149 . lo/gon a). render an account, D. 27.48 :— Pass. , marturi/ai a). Test. ap. D. 18.137 . a). o(/rkon, v. o(/rkos. give an account or definition of a thing, explain it, E. Or. 150 ; a). ti/ e)sti/ ti Arist. Cat. 2b8 , cf. 1a10 , Metaph. 1040b30 , al.; e(pome/nws tou/tois a). th\n yuxh/n Id.de.An. 405a4 , cf. Ph. 194b34 , al.; also, use by way of definition, o( me\n th\n u(/lhn a)podi/dwsin, o( de\ to\ ei)=dos Id. de An. 403b1 ; simply, define, to\n a)/nqrwpon S.E. M. 7.272 ; expound, Phld. D. 3.14 , cf. Epicur. Nat. 14.3 , 119G. , 143 G.; render, interpret one word by another, a). th\n kotu/lhn a)/leison Ath. 11.479c ; explain, interpret, to\ "fwnh\n ai(/matos boa=n" Ph. 1.209 :— Pass. , be/ltion a)podoqh/setai Epicur. Ep. 1 P. 15 U.; a)kribeste/rws a)podoqh/setai A.D. Synt. 45.21 ; a). ti pro/s ti use with reference to, Olymp. in Mete. 281.10 , cf. Sch. Ar. Pl. 538 . attach or append, make dependent upon, ti/ tini or ei)/s ti Hero Aut. 24.5 , 6 , 2 . a). ti/ tinos assign a property to a thing, Arist. Top. 128b28 . intr., return, recur, Id. GA 722a8 , HA 585b32 . Rhet. and Gramm., introduce a clause answering to the pro/tasis, Id. Rh. 1407a20 ; dia\ makrou= a). D.H. Dem. 9 , etc.; cf. a)po/dosis 11.2 ; ou)k a)podi/dwsi to\ e)pei/ has no apodosis, Sch. Od. 3.103 ; esp. in similes, complete the comparison, Arist. Rh. 1413a11 . in Tactics, turn back to face the enemy, ei)s o)rqo/n Ascl. Tact. 10.12 , etc. Medic. in Pass. , to be evacuated, su\n toi=s perittw/masin Dsc. 4.82 . Med. , give away of one's own will, sell, Ar. Av. 585 , Hdt. 1.70 , etc.; a). ti e)s th\n *(ella/da take to Greece and sell it there, Id. 2.56 : c. gen. pretii, Ar. Ach. 830 , Pax 1237 ; ou)k a)/n a)pedo/mhn pollou= ta\s e)lpi/das Pl. Phd. 98b ; a). th=s a)ci/as, tou= eu(ri/skontos, sell for its worth, for what it will fetch, Aeschin. 1.96 ; o(/tan tis oi)ke/thn ponhro\n pwlh= (= offer for sale) kai\ a)podw=tai tou= eu(ro/ntos X. Mem. 2.5.5 , cf. Thphr. Char. 15.4 ; didou=si [ta\s ne/as] pentadra/xmous a)podo/menoi Hdt. 6.89 ; a). ei)saggeli/an sell, i.e. take a bribe to forgo, the information, D. 25.47 ; oi( draxmh=s a)/n a)podo/menoi th\n po/lin X. HG 2.3.48 ; at Athens, esp. farm out the public taxes, D. 20.60 , opp. w)ne/omai: metaph., oi(=on pro\s a)/rguron th\n do/can ta\s yuxa/s Jul. Or. 1.42b :— Act. and Med. are distinguished in Lex ap. And. 1.97 pa/nta a)podo/menos ta\ h(mi/sea a)podw/sw tw=| a)poktei/nanti: but Act. is used in med. sense in Th. 6.62 (s.v.l.), cf. Foed.Delph.Pell. 2 A 22 , and possibly in E. Cyc. 239 , Ar. Ra. 1235 : Med. for Act. in Antipho Fr. 54 :— Pass. , to be sold, Hsch. a)podihqe/w, strain off, filter, Gp. 9.20 . a)podii/+sthmi, separate, a)podiasth=sai kai\ diaxwri/sai Plu. 2.968d , cf. Vett. Val. 214.17 :— Pass. , Hsch. intr., to be distant, [ po/leis] qala/sshs a)podie/sthsan Lib. Descr. 8.1 , cf. Paul.Al. F. 1 . a)podi^ka/zw, acquit, opp. katadika/zw, Antipho 6.47 , Arist. Pol. 1268b18 ; a). di/khn Critias 71 D., PPetr. 3p.44 (iii B. C.). a)podi^kei=n, inf. of a)pe/dikon, poet. aor. with no pres., throw off, E. HF 1205 ; throw down, A. Ag. 1410 . a)podi^ke/w, (di/kh) defend oneself on trial, X. HG 1.7.21 , Antiph. 313 . a)po/di^kos, on ,=a)polelume/nos tou= e)gklh/matos, po/lis GDI 1432 (Hypata). rejected, di/ka IG 9(1).692.3 (Corcyra, ii B. C.). a)podi_ne/w, (di=nos III) thresh corn, Hdt. 2.14 ; 3 pl. subj. -di/nwnti Tab.Heracl. 1.102 . a)podi/omai, poet. for a)podiw/kw, ai)/ ken *)/arha . . ma/xhs e)c a)podi/wmai (with a_ metri gr.) Il. 5.763 . a)podiopomp-e/omai, fut. -h/somai (in pass. sense, Themist. Ep. 4.5 ; act. form in Eust. 1935.12 ):— escort out of the city the di=on kw/|dion (v. kw/|dion): hence generally, conjure away, Pl. Cra. 396e , Onos. 5 , Ph. 1.239 , Lib. Decl. 15.34 ; met' eu)prepei/as tou\s filoso/fous e)k th=s po/lews Plu. Cat.Ma. 22 ; tina\s tou=de tou= gra/mmatos Gal. Thras. 37 . generally, set aside, waive, to\ problhqe/n Ath. 9.401b , cf. Theo Sm. p.200H. kaqh/rasqai kai\ a). to\n oi)=kon free it from pollution, Pl. Lg. 877e ; po/lin kaqai/rein kai\ a). Lys. 6.53 . a)podiopo/mp-hsis, ews, h(, offering of an expiatory sacrifice, Pl. Lg. 854b . a)podiopomp-hte/on, one must reject with abhorrence, Plu. 2.73d . a)podior-i/zw, mark off by dividing or defining, Arist. Pol. 1290b26 ; (sc. e(autou/s) Ep.Jud. 19 . a)podior-ismo/s, o(, division, separation, v.l. for a)pomerismo/s , Herm. in Phdr. p.166A. a)podior-iste/on, one must mark off, separate, tina/ tinos Sever. Clyst. p.35D. a)podiplo/omai, Pass. , to be unfolded, Eust. 1661.60 . a)podi/s, Adv. twice, A.D. Synt. 339.14 ,al. a)podiskeu/w, throw like a discus, in Pass. , Eust. 1591.31 . a)podifqero/omai, Pass. , to be covered with hides, de/rmasi Lyd. Ost. 45 . a)podiya/w, cease from thirst, be relieved of it, Eust. 871.5 . a)podiwqe/w, thrust away, Hices. ap. Ath. 3.87d , cf. Hp. Mul. 2.201 , Aspasiaap. Aët. 16.72 :— Med. , Ar.Byz. Epit. 10.9 . a)po-di/wgma [i^], atos, to/, pursuit, a ceremony performed at the Thesmophoria, Hsch. s.v. di/wgma. a)po-di^wkte/on, one must drive away, ku/nas Lib. Fab. 1.1 . -diwkte/os, a, on, to be driven away, Hdn. Epim. 165 . a)po-di/wktos [i^], on, thrust out, ib. 103 . a)po-di^w/kw, fut. -diw/comai, chase away, Th. 3.108 , 6.102 ; a)po\ th=s qhlei/as Arist. HA 614a16 ; ou)k a)podiw/cei sauto\n e)k th=s oi)ki/as; take yourself off, Ar. Nu. 1296 ; to\ lupou=n a)podi/wke tou= bi/ou Men. 410 ; intr., move, Olymp. in Mete. 43.2 :— Pass. , to be ridden at full speed, of a horse, Aët. 3.7 . a)po-di/wcis [i^], ews, h(, expulsion, pneu/matos Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.36.4 , cf. Gp. 13.1.1 . a)podokei=, impers., (doke/w) mostly c. mh/ et inf., a)pe/doce/ sfi mh\ timwre/ein it seemed good to them not to do, they resolved not . ., Hdt. 1.152 ; e)pei/ sfi a). mh\ e)pidiw/kein Id. 8.111 ; without mh/, X. An. 2.3.9 : sts. with inf. omitted, w(/s sfi a)pe/doce when they resolved not (to go on), when they changed their mind, Hdt. 1.172 . a)podoki^m-a/zw, reject on scrutiny or trial, reject a candidate from want of qualification, Hdt. 6.130 , Lys. 13.10 , Archipp. 14 :— Pass. , laxw\n a)pedokima/sqh a)/rxein Din. 2.10 , cf. D. 25.30 . generally, reject as unworthy or unfit, passo/fous a)/ndras Pl. Tht. 181b ; i(/ppon X. Eq.Mag. 1.13 ; no/mous Id. Mem. 4.4.14 ; a)rgu/rion Thphr. Char. 4.11 ; th\n [tou= au)lou=] xrh=sin e)k tw=n ne/wn Arist. Pol. 1341a26 , cf. 37 ( Pass. ); [ h( o)/rnis] a). ta\ au(th=s Id. HA 618a17 ; th\n toiau/thn diatribh/n Timocl. 8.12 ; to\ poiei=n ti X. Cyr. 8.1.47 : c. inf., Phlp. in Ph. 584.26 . conclude, judge, Dam. Pr. 117 . a)podoki^m-a^si/a, h(, rejection after trial, etc., Gloss. a)podoki^m-aste/on, one must reject, Xen. Eq. 3.8 , Onos. 1.19 . -aste/os, a, on, to be rejected, Arist. Po. 1462a8 , Luc. Herm. 18 . a)podoki^m-asth/s, ou=, o(, one who rejects, Gloss. a)podoki^m-astiko/s, h/, o/n, rejecting, disapproving, du/namis dokimastikh\ h)\ a). Arr. Epict. 1.1.1 . a)podoki^m-a/w, = a)podokima/zw , reject, Hdt. 1.199 . a)podo/ki^m-os, on, worthless, Dsc. 1.64 ; rejected, li/qos BCH 20.324 (Lebad.); pw=roi ib. 6.20 (Delos, ii B.C.). a)po/doma, atos, to/, gift, offering, LXX Nu. 8.13s q. a)/podon: bradu/, h)\ a)pago/reusis, Hsch. a)podo/ntwsis, ews, h(, cleansing of the teeth, Poll. 2.48 . a)podora/, a=s, h(, peeling of the skin, Agathin. ap. Orib. 10.7.18 (pl.). a)/podos, h(, Ion. for a)/fodos, =a)/pous, not having the use of one's feet, Tab. Defix. Aud. 159 A 44 (Rome, ca. 400 A. D. ). a)po-do/simos, on, restored, a). gi/gnesqai Sch. Th. 3.52 . -mon, to/, receipt, PSI 3.237.6 (v/vi A. D.). a)po/-dosis, ews, h(, (a)podi/dwmi) giving back, restitution, return, tw=n i(/ppwn Hdt. 4.9 ; tw=n xwri/wn Th. 5.35 , Pl. R. 332b ; dist. from do/sis, Arist. Pr. 950a37 . payment, IG. 1.32A5 , etc.; h( a). tou= misqou= Th. 8.85 ; fo/rou Luc. VH 1.36 : generally, giving, Pl. Lg. 807d ; rendering, i.e. performance, e)/rgou Dam. Pr. 64 . assignment, attribution, Plot. 5.1.6 . rendering by way of definition, Arist. Cat. 7a8 , Top. 108b9 , al.; definition, S.E. P. 3.242 , etc. in a sentence, clause answering to the pro/tasis, dia\ makrou= ta\s a). lamba/nein D.H. Th. 52 ,al.; cf. a)podi/dwmi 11.2 . Gramm., interpretation, explanation, A.D. Synt. 155.25 , cf. Heliod. ap. Orib. 48.70.5 : generally, account, explanation, Epicur. Ep. 2p.41U. (pl.), Simp. in Ph. 614.13 ; but yilh\ a). bare statement, Theodor. ap. Corn. Rh. p.363H. (from Med. ) sale, Poll. 3.124 . a)po-do/smios, Arc. a)pudo/smios, saleable, ko/pros IG 5(2).3 (Tegea, iv B. C.). a)po-dosmo/s, Arc. a)pu-, (a)podi/dwmi) sale, ib. 343.28 (Orchom. Arc. , iv B. C.). a)po-dote/on, one must give to another as his due, Arist. EN 1163a8 , b20 ; one must refer, assign, ti/tini Pl. R. 452a , etc. one must describe, represent, oi(=os tugxa/nei o( qeo\s w)/n . . a). ib. 379a . one must explain, interpret, Sch. Pi. N. 5.25 . one must allow, permit, Jul. Or. 2.73c . -dote/os, a, on, to bereferred, ascribed, assigned, Pl. R. 456b ; e(/teros a)/n ei)/h o(rismo\s -te/os Arist. Top. 142a1 . -doth/r, h=ros, o(, a giver back, repayer, Epich. 116 . a)po-dotiko/s, h/, o/n, productive of, tino/s Sor. 1.28 , S.E. M. 11.253 ; assigning, lamb. in Nic. p.18P. concerning a)po/dosis 11.1 , S.E. P. 1.67 . of or for a)po/dosis III, EM 763.8 . Adv. -kw=s Eust. 920.55 . a)po/-dotos, on, liable to be repaid, fernai/ SIG 364.60 (Ephesus). a)podou=: a)po/duson, Hsch. a)po/doulos, o(, freedman, Suid. s.v. *)aristofa/nhs. a)podox-ei=on, to/, storehouse, LXX Si. 1.17 . cistern, ib. 50.3 ; also a)podo/xion PHib. 1.85 (iii B. C.), BCH 1.55 (Tralles). a)podox-eu/s, e/ws, o(, = a)pode/kths , IG 5(2).434 (Megalopolis), Epist. ap. J. AJ 16.6.2 , Them. Or. 15.192c . keeper of archives, a). dhmosi/wn gramma/twn IGRom. 4.1248 (Thyatira), Jahresh. 21 / 2 Beibl. 255 (ii A. D.). a)podox-h/, Aeol. a)pudoxa/, h(, receiving back, having restored to one, opp. a)po/dosis, Th. 4.81 . entertainment, reception, ce/nwn J. AJ 12.2.12 (s.v.l.). place of reception, gh= a). pa/ntwn Secund. Sent. 15 . acceptance, approbation, favour, a)podoxh=s tugxa/nein para/ tini Plb. 1.5.5 , cf. J. AJ 6.14.4 ; a). a)ciou=sqai Plb. 2.56.1 , cf. D.S. 12.53 ; met' eu)xaristi/as kai\ a)podoxh=s Phld. D. 3.2 ; ei)=nai e)n a). tw=| dh/mw| SIG 807.21 ( Magn. Mae., i A. D.); ei)=nai e)n th=| kalli/sth| a). AJA 18.324 (Sardes); e)n a). e)/xhn tina/ GDI 311 (Cyme); pa/shs a). a)/cios 1 Ep.Ti. 1.15 , cf. SIG 867.21 (Ephesus, ii A. D.), Hp. Ep. 20 . acceptation, meaning of terms, S.E. M. 1.232 . a)podoxmo/w, bend sideways, Od. 9.372 , Orph. Fr. 149 . a)po/dragma, atos, to/, part taken off, Hsch. a)podra^qei=n, v. a)podarqa/nw. a)podra_peteu/w, run away from, ti Tz. in An.Ox. 4.80 . a)podra/s, v. a)podidra/skw. a)po/dra_sis, Ion. a)podo/x-drhsis, ews, h(, (a)podidra/skw) running away, escape, th\n a). poiei=sqai Hdt. 4.140 ; bouleu/ein Luc. DMort. 27.9 ; ou)k e)/stin a). Plu. CG 1 . c. gen., escape from, avoidance of, stratei/as D. 21.166 ; evasion, th=s e)rwth/sews Plu. 2.641c . a)podraska/zw, = a)podidra/skw , Tz. H. 1.502 . a)podrepa^ni/zw, prune, lop with a dre/panon, Suid. s.v. drefqh=nai. a)po-dre/pe/ptomai, = sq., sofi/hn AP 10.18 (Marc. Arg.). a)po-dre/pw, pluck off, a)po/drepe oi)/kade bo/trus pluck and take them home, Hes. Op. 611 ; pluck off hair, Hp. Mul. 2.106 : metaph., a).karpo\n h(/bas Pi. P.. 9.110 , cf. O. 1.13 ; to\n a)frodisi/wn kh=pon Archipp. 2 D. :— Med. , malqaka=s w(/ras a)ras karpo\n dre/pesqai Pi. Fr. 122.8 , cf. AP 6.303 (Aristo), Plu. 2.79d . a)po/-dreyis, ews, h(, plucking off, Corp.Herm. 18.11 . a)po-drh=nai, Ion. for -dra=nai, v. a)podidra/skw. a)po/-drhsis, v. a)po/dra_sis. a)podromh/, h(, harbour of refuge, ska/fais dub. in Peripl.M.Rubr. 3 . a)po/dromos, on, (dramei=n) apart from the race, whether as too old or too young (as in Crete, Leg.Gort. 7.35 ) to share it, Eust. 727.18 , 1592.55 sqq.; or left behind by others, Hsch. , cf. S. Fr. 73 . a)podru/ptw, aor. 1 a)pe/druya: aor. 2 a)pe/dru^fon:— tear off the skin, lacerate, mh/ min a)podru/foi e(lkusta/zwn Il. 23.187 ; mh/ se ne/oi dia\ dw/mat' e)ru/ssws' . . a)podru/ywsi/ te pa/nta Od. 17.480 ; sa/rkas o)nu/xessi Theoc. 25.267 :— Pass. , a)po\ xeirw=n r(inoi\ a)pe/drufqen Od. 5.435 , cf. 426 ; a)podrufqh=nai xala/zh AP 11.365 ( Agath. ):— Med. , scrape oneself, grow thin, dub. in Alciphr. 3.51 . a)podu^na^mi/a, h(, lack of power, Olymp. in Grg. p.251 J. a)podu/nw [u_], = a)podu/w , strip off, a)pe/dune boei/hn Od. 22.364 . a)p-odurmo/s, o(, bewailing, lamentation, Gloss. a)p-odu/romai [u_], lament bitterly, ti pro\s tw)/galma Hdt. 2.141 ; tu/xas A Pr. 637 ; e)mauth\n kai\ ge/nos to\ pa=n S. El. 1122 ; tini/ to a person, Apollod. 1.9.8 (dub.): abs., Pl. R. 606a . take one's fill of lamentation (cf. a)polofu/romai), IG 1.463 . a)po/du^sis, ews, h(, (a)podu/omai) stripping, undressing, J. AJ 12.5.1 , Plu. 2.751f , Porph. Abst. 1.31 gloss on Lat. obitus, POxy. 1099v42 . a)podus-pete/w, desist through impatience, Arist. Top. 163b19 ; peri\ au)th\n th\n e)piqumi/an Plu. 2.502e ; pro/s ti Luc. Rh.Pr. 3 ; sxe/tlia a). Alciphr. 3.74 . (pet-, root of pi/ptw.) a)podus-pe/thma, atos, to/, = sq., Sch. Luc. Tim. 3 (pl.). a)podus-pe/thsis, ews, h(, discouragement, despair, Corn. ND 35 . a)po-du^te/on, one must strip, tina/ Luc. Herm. 38 ; one must put off, xitw=nas Porph. Abst. 1.31 . (from Pass. ) a). tai=s gunaici/n they must strip off their clothes, Pl. R. 457a . a)po-du^th/rion, to/, undressing room in the bath, X. Ath. 2.10 , Pl. Ly. 206e , etc.; in the palaestra, Id. Euthd. 272e . a)po-du/w, in fut. -du/sw, aor. 1 -e/du_usa (for pf. -de/du_ka v. infr. 11.1 ), trans. used by Hom. (esp. in Il. ) of stripping armour from the slain, c. acc. rei, strip off, teu/xea d' *(/ektwr dhw/sas a)pe/duse Il. 18.83 , cf. 4.532 , etc.; a)po\ me\n fi/la ei(/mata du/sw 2.261 ; a). ti/ tinos Pl. Chrm. 154e . c. acc. pers., strip, a)pe/duse ta\s . . gunai=kas Hdt. 5.92 .h/, cf. Pl. Epigr. 12.3 ; i(/na mh\ r(igw=n a)podu/h (sc. tou\s o(doipo/rous) Ar. Av. 712 , cf. Th. 636 , Ec. 668 : c. dupl. acc., th\n e)sqh=ta/ tina a). Luc. Nigr. 13 :— Pass. , to be stripped of one's clothes, ou)/ toi tou=ton a)poduqh/somai (sc. to\n tri/bwna) Ar. V. 1122 ; i(/na mh/ pote ka)poduqh= mequ/wn Id. Ra. 715 , cf. Pl. 930 ; qoi)ma/tion a)podedu/sqai Lys. 10.10 ; a)poduo/menos stripped of its shell, of the nautilus, Arist. HA 622b18 . Med. , fut. -du/somai: aor. 1 -edusa/mhn Od. 5.349 (v.l.), Pl. R. 612a (v.l.), Lys. Fr. 232S. , etc.; mostly with intr. aor. 2 Act. a)pe/dun, pf. a)pode/du_ka (used trans. by X. An. 5.8.23 pollou\s h)/dh a)pode/duken):—strip off oneself, take off, ei(/mata tau=t' a)podu/s Od. 5.343 ; a)po/duqi . . qoi)ma/tion Ar. Th. 214 ; tw=n i(mati/wn a)podu/sas (aor. 2 part. pl. fem.) having stripped off some of them, ib. 656 ; sw=m' a)podusa/menos Epigr.Gr. 403 (Galatia): metaph., a). th\n u(po/krisin J. AJ 13.7.1 . abs., a)podusa/menos having stripped, v.l. for a)polus- , Od. 5.349 ; a)podu/ntes stripped naked, Th. 1.6 , cf. Pl. Mx. 236d : metaph., a)podu/esqai pro\s to\ le/gein, ei)s a)goranomi/an, Plu. Dem. 6 , Brut. 15 ; oi( a)poduo/menoi ei)s th\n palai/stran those who strip for the palaestra, who practise there, Lys. Fr. 45.1 ; ei)s to\ gumna/sion IG 14.256 (Phintias); pro\s to\ a)xane\s pe/lagos Jul. Or. 4.142c ; a)podu/ntes toi=s a)napai/stois e)pi/wmen let us strip and attack the anapaests, Ar. Ach. 627 , cf. Ra. 641 . a)podwre/w, give away, *)arx. *)ef. 1918.170.106 (Epid., iv B. C.), Critias 6.3 D. a)podwsei/w, Desiderat., wish to give back, Procop. Goth. 3.34 . a)poei/kw, withdrawfrom, qew=n a)po/eike keleu/qou Il. 3.406 ( Aristarch. ). a)po-eipei=n,-eipw/n, v. a)pei=pon. a)po-erga/qw, v.a)pei/rgaqon. a)po-e/rgw, v. a)pei/rgw. a)po/erse, Ep. aor. almost always in 3 pers. (imper. a)po/erson Nic. Th. 110 ):—swept away, e)/nqa me ku=m' a)po/erse Il. 6.348 ; o(/n r(a/ t' e)/naulos a)po_e/rsh| 21.283 ; mh/ min a)po_e/rseie me/gas potamo/s ib. 329 ; cf. a)pou/ras. a)poza/w, live off, o(/son a)pozh=n enough to live off, Th. 1.2 : c. dat., a). e)lu/mois Procop. Pers. 1.12 , al. live poorly, Luc. Tox. 59 , Ael. NA 16.12 , Lib. Or. 11.253 . live out, i)diw/thn bi/on J. AJ 9.10.4 . a)po/-zema, atos, to/, (a)poze/w) decoction, Gp. 13.12.2 , Apollon. ap. Philum. Ven. 33.5 . a)po-ze/nnu_mi, = a)poze/w , Dsc. 1.94 ( Pass. ), etc. a)po/-zesma, atos, to/, = a)po/zema , PHolm. 15.40 , al. a)po-zeuge/w, aor. inf. -h=sai, lit. unyoke: metaph., discontinue treatment, Hp. Loc.Hom. 12 . a)po-zeu/gnu_mi, separate, part, a). suneu/nwn Man. 3.85 ; a).to\ tei/xisma Malch. p.412D. mostly in Pass. , -zeu/gnu^mai, aor. -ezu/ghn [u^] (v. infr.), also -ezeu/xqhn E. El. 284 , AP 12.226 ( Strat. ):—to be loosed from the yoke, [ bou=s] ei)s noma\s a)pezeu/xqh Babr. 37.6 ; but usually metaph., to be parted from, te/knwn gunaiko/s t' E. HF 1375 , cf. Med. 1017 ; ei) ga/mwn a)pezu/ghn if I were free from . ., Id. Supp. 791 ; o)rfano\s a)pozugei/s Id. Ph. 988 ; w(/sper deu=r' a)pezu/ghn po/das as I unharnessed my feet, i.e. took rest, A. Ch. 676 . a)po-zeukte/on, one must part, separate, tina/ tinos Them. Or. 13.179c . a)po/-zeucis, ews, h(, unyoking, Sch. Od. 6.88 . a)poze/w, boil till the scum is thrown off, Hp. Acut.(Sp.) 63 , Diph. 17.9 ; simply, boil, kre/a IG 12(7).515.78 (Amorgos). intr., cease boiling or fermenting: metaph., Alex. 45.3 . a)pozhmio/w, v. a)pi/qeto. a)pozi/nnutai: a)posbe/nnutai, Hsch. (-cinn- cod.). a)po-zu^gh/, h(, deed of divorce, PGrenf. 2.76.19 (in A. D. ). a)po/-zu^gos, on, of numbers, odd, Vett. Val. 361.13 . a)po/zu_mos, on, in a state of fermentation, Hp. Prorrh. 2.23 . a)po/zw, smell of something, tino/s Luc. DMar. 1.5 , Plu. 2.13f : abs., Longus 4.1 . impers., a)po/zei th=s *)arabi/hs there comes an odour from Arabia, Hdt. 3.113 , cf. Luc. Cyn. 17 . a)pozwgra^fe/w, portray, ta)nanti/a fanta/smata Pl. Ti. 71c . a)po-zw/nnu_mi and a)po-u/w, aor. -ezwsa, take the girdle off one, Chor. p.28 B. ; esp. when discharging him from service, Hdn. 2.13.8 . a)po/-zwsis, ews, h(, ungirding, Gloss. a)poveipa/qqw, v. a)pei=pon. a)povhle/w, v. a)peile/w. a)poqa^lasso/w, make into sea, Eust.ad D.P. 511 . a)poqa^nete/on, (a)poqnh/|skw) one must die, Arist. EN 1110a27 . a)poqarre/w and a)po-qarse/w, take courage, have full confidence, X. Oec. 16.6 : c. inf., to have the boldness to . ., Longin. 32.8 , J. AJ 15.7.3 : c. acc., a). to\ pro/sw th=s porei/as Paus. 10.19.5 : c. dat., use rashly, Aët. 12.23 . a)poqarru/nw, encourage, tou\s fi/lous App. Hann. 12 . a)poqauma/zw, Ion. a)po-qwuma/zw or a)po-qwma/zw, marvel much at a thing, a)/far d' a)peqau/mas' o)/neiron Od. 6.49 ; a). ta\ lego/mena, to\ lexqe/n, Hdt. 1.11 , 30 ; polla\ a)/lla Id. 2.79 : abs., wonder much, Id. 1.68 , X. Oec. 2.17 , Luc. Am. 13 , POxy. 1242 iii 53 (iii A. D.): c. part., a).o(re/wn Hdt. 1.88 ; folld. by ei), wonder that . ., Aeschin. 1.94 , 119 .—Rare in Trag., A. Ag. 318 , S. OC 1586 . a)poqea/omai, look attentively at, ti J. BJ 2.15.1 . a)poqeia/zw,=a)poqeo/w, Them. Or. 20.239d . a)poqei-o/w, clothe in mystical language, lo/gon Philostr. Im. 16.2 ; = a)poqeo/w , in Pass. , AP 12.177 . a)poqei/-wsis, ews, h(, fumigation, Onos. 10.28 (pl.) a)poqemelio/w, destroy utterly, Suid. s.v. a)pogaiw=sai. a)/poqen, freq. as f.l. for a)/pwqen (q.v.) in codd., as Th. 2.81 , Arist. Pol. 1280b18 , etc., cf. Hsch. a)po/qe-os, on, far from the gods, godless, S. Fr. 267 . a)poqe-o/w, deify, Pteb. 5.78 (ii B.C.), Plb. 12.23.4 , Plu. Num. 6 , etc.:— Pass. , *ganumh/dhs . . a)poqeou/menos Nicol.Com. 1.35 ; meta\ to\ a)poqewqh=nai CIG 2831.7 (Aphrodisias); cf. -qeio/w. in magic, drown a sacred animal and thus liberate its divine element, PMag.Berol. 1.5 , PMag.Lond. 121.629 ( Pass. ); a). i(e/raka e)n u(/dati Afric. ap. Sch. Tz. H. 9.161 . a)poqera^p-ei/a, h(, regular worship, qew=n Arist. Pol. 1335b15 . restorative treatment after fatigue, Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.21.1 , Gal. Thras. 47 . a)poqera^/p-eusis, ews, h(, = qera/peusis , Hsch. s.v. a)ke/sewn (pl.). a)poqera^p-eute/on, one must treat by a)poqerapei/a, to\ sw=ma Sor. 2.11 : abs., one must conclude the treatment, su\n a)lei/mmati Id. 1.49 . a)poqera^p-eutiko/s, h/, o/n, of, connected with a)poqerapei/a, Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.21.4 , Gal. 6.197 . Adv. -kw=s ib. 262 . a)poqera^p-eu/w, treat with attention and honour, D.H. 3.71 , Phld. Herc. 1457.11 , etc. cure, tina/ Hp. Praec. 5 ; to\ a)lgou=n tini Plu. 2.118c ; apply a)poqerapei/a to, ta\ me/rh Antyll. ap. Orib. 7.16.10 , Gal. 6.201 ( Pass. ). a)poqeri/zw, poet. aor. a)pe/qri^sa (also in late Prose, Porph. Abst. 2.10 ):— cut off, i)=nas mede/wn a)pe/qrisen Archil. 138 ; a)/kras w(s a)pe/qrisen ko/mas E. Or. 128 , cf. Hel. 1188 , AP 6.107 ( Phil. ), etc.; kaulo/n Dsc. 3.70 ; of persons, mnhsth=ras Nonn. D. 48.96 ; regul. form -qe/risa in Ael. NA 1.5 , Apollod. 1.9.22 ; a)peqe/risa tou\s profh/tas sou LXX Ho. 6.6(5) :— Med. , aor. a)peqrisa/mhn AP 5.236 ( Agath. ); a)poqri/casqai, of the tonsure of monks, Procop. Arc. 1 , al., perhaps from a mistaken etymology, cf. a)poqri/cantes th\n xai/thn Ael. ap. Ar.Byz. Epit. 149.13 . a)poqe/risma, atos, to/, v. sub a)po/qrisma. a)po/qermos, on, = a)/qermos , Aret. SD 2.1 . as Subst., = melitou=tta , Sch. Ar. Pl. 1122 ; = a)/mulos , Sch. Theoc. 9.21 . a kind of drink, Hp. Mul. 1.44 , 2.207 . a condiment, Gal. 6.519 . a)poqe/simos, on, stored away, xrh/mata J. AJ 16.7.1 . a)po/qesis, ews, h(, (a)poti/qhmi) laying up in store, skeuw=n SIG 1106.107 (Cos); ei)s a). gene/sqai to be stored up, Pl. Lg. 844d ; ga/la xrh/simon ei)s a). Arist. HA 522a26 ; h( a). th=s trofh=s, of bees, 622b26 ; th\n a). th=s qh/ras poiei=sqai 623a12 ; preserving, of fish, Philum. ap. Aët. 9.23 . the final movement in setting a dislocated or fractured limb, Gal. 18(2).332 , al., Pall. in Hp.Fract. 12.273 C.; f.l. in Hp. Off. 19 . kat' a)po/qesin, of internal abscesses, Gal. 17(1).103 . putting aside, making away with, getting rid of, r(u/pou 1 Ep.Pet. 3.21 , cf. 2.1.14 . exposure of children, Arist. Pol. 1335b19 ; cf. a)poti/qhmi 11.7 . resignation of an office, App. BC 1.3 , cf. SIG 900.16 (iv A.D.). a). kw/lou, perio/dou, close or cadence of a phrase, Demetr. Eloc. 19 , cf. Sch. Ar. Nu. 176 ; so in metres, = kata/lhcis , Heph. 4 tit. = a)poduth/rion , Luc. Hipp. 5 . a)po-qespi/zw, utter as an oracle, a). e)/mmetra Str. 9.3.5 , cf. Plu. Luc. 2 ; prophesy, D.H. 6.43 . a)po-qe/spisis, ews, h(, oracle given, Str. 17.1.43 . a)po/qestos, on, despised, dh\ to/te kei=t' a). Od. 17.296 , cf. Lyc. 540 , Call. Fr. 302 , Plu. 2.159f . (From qe/ssasqai, cf. polu/qestos.) a)po/-qetai, wn, ai(, a place in Lacedaemon, into which misshapen children were thrown as soon as born, Plu. Lyc. 16 . a)po-qete/on, one must set aside, lay by, Dsc. 2.76 . a)po-qetiko/s, h/, o/n, completing, th=s dianoi/as Sch. Ar. Pl. 8 . of verbs, deponent, An.Bachm. 2.303 , 304 . a)po/-qetos, on, (a)poti/qhmi) laid by, stored up, Dsc. 5.9 , Plu. Caes. 35 , Luc. Merc.Cond. 5 : a)po/qeta, ta/, stores, PRyl. 153.16 (ii A.D.). hidden, secret, mysterious, e)/ph Pl. Phdr. 252b ; bi/bloi D.H. 11.62 , cf. Philostr. Im. 1.10 , 2.16 , Plu. Crass. 16 . reserved for special occasions, special, fi/los Lys. 8.17 ; dwrea/ D. 59.93 . a)po/qetos, o( (sc. no/mos), name of an aulodic nome, Plu. 2.1132d , Poll. 4.79 . f.l. for a)po/qestos , Plu. 2.159f . a)po/qeton: deponens, Gloss.; cf. foreg. 11 . a)poqe/w, run away, Hdt. 8.56 , X. Cyr. 7.5.40 . a)poqewr-e/w, = a)poqea/omai , Arist. Mir. 839b3 , Plb. 27.4.4 , D.S. 4.38 , Polycharm. 1 ; observe, Plu. Lyc. 25 ; examine, consider, pi/steis Phld. Rh. 2.116 S. , cf. Oec. p.74J. a)poqew/r-hsis, ews, h(, serious contemplation, Plu. Pel. 25 ; wide view, to/pos th\n a). pantaxo/qen eu)fuh/s D.S. 19.38 . a)poqewr-hte/on, one must consider, contemplate, Plu. 2.30a . a). mh/ . . one must take care not . ., Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 7.8.10 . a)poqe/wsis, ews, h(, deification, Str. 6.3.9 , CIG 2832 (Aphrodisias), Cic. Att. 1.16.13 , Senec.Apoc.tit., PGen. 36.18 (ii A.D.), Hierocl. in CA 27p.483M. a)po-qh/kh, h(, any place wherein to lay up a thing, magazine, storehouse, Th. 6.97 ; a). bibli/wn Luc. Ind. 5 ; a). swma/twn burial-place, Id. Cont. 22 . refuge, Philist. 59 . anything laid by, store, a)poqh/khn poiei=sqai e)s to\n *pe/rshn lay up store of favour with him, Hdt. 8.109 . a)po-qh/kion, to/, larder, Cael.Aur. CP 1.11.93 . a)poqhl-a/zw, suck, Sor. 1.118 , Paul.Aeg. 3.28 . a)poqhl-asmo/s, o(, ((qhla/zw) sucking, sucking out, Erasistr. ap. Dsc. Ther.Praef. , Sor. 1.77 , Paul.Aeg. 3.35 . a)poqhlu/nw, make effeminate, enervate, Plu. Ant. 53 ; weaken, ta\s o)sma/s Thphr. Od. 66 ; a)/kraton Plu. 2.692d :— Pass. , Clearch. 6 . produce female plants, Thphr. HP 7.4.3 . a)poqhreuth/s, ou=, o(, drinking-cup used after hunting, IG 11(2).113.17 (Delos, iii B.C.), al. a)poqhri-o/w, change into a beast, tina/ Eratosth. Cat. 1 :— Pass. , Str. 3.2.7 ; prob. in Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.69 . make quite savage, to\n bi/on Plu. 2.995d ; exasperate, tina\ pro/s tina Plb. 1.79.8 :— Pass. , to become or be so, ib. 67.6 ; th\n yuxh/n D.S. 17.9 ; of wounds, Plb. 1.81.5 . Pass. , to be full of savage creatures, a)poteqhri/wtai o( *nei=los Alciphr. 2.3 . a)poqhri/-wsis, ews, h(, changing into a wild beast, Hsch. s.v. *ai)ai/h. (from Pass. ) fury or rage against any one, pro/s tina D.S. 34 / 5.20 . a)poqhsaur-i/zw, store, hoard up, LXX Si. 3.4 , D.S. 5.40 , Luc. Alex. 23 ; e(autoi=s ti 1 Ep.Ti. 6.19 :— Pass. , J. BJ 7.8.4 , Vett.Val. 16.21 . a)poqhsaur-ismo/s, o(, laying by, storing up, D.S. 3.29 . a)po/qhtos, on, not desired, Hsch. , dub. in Call. Fr. 302 (leg. a)po/qestos). a)poqi_no/omai, Pass. , to be silted up, Plb. 1.75.8 . a)po-qli/bw [i_], squeeze out, tou\s o)/rxeis Arist. HA 632a17 ; u(po/stasin Thphr. Od. 29 ; to\n e)k tou= bo/truos a)poqlibo/menon oi)=non D.S. 3.62 ; th=s xw/ras from the place, Luc. Jud.Voc. 2 . press or force back, to\ ai(=ma Arist. HA 587a22 :—in E. Cyc. 237 Ruhnken restored a)pole/yein. press tightly, ta\ kra/speda Diph. 43.30 ; a). tina/ press upon, crowd, Ev.Luc. 8.45 . crush, LXX Nu. 22.25 . Gramm., drop a letter in the middle of a word, A.D. Adv. 185.3 ( Pass. ). oppress much, Aq. Ex. 3.9 , Sm. Jd. 10.12 :— Pass. , pro\s to\ th\n po/lin a)poqlibh=nai Wilcken Chr. 11 A 9 (ii B.C.). a)po/-qlimma, atos, to/, expressed juice, Dsc. 1.110 . solid residue after expression of juice, Gal. 11.845 . a)po-qlimmo/s, o(, oppression, Aq. Ex. 3.9 . a)po/-qliyis, ews, h(, pressing, botru/wn D.S. 3.63 . squeezing out of one's place, Luc. Jud.Voc. 2 . a)poqnh/skw, fut. -qa^nou=mai, Ion. -qane/omai or -eu=mai Hdt. 3.143 , 7.134 :—strengthd. for qnh/|skw, die, Hom. (v. infr.), Pi. O. 1.27 , and once in Trag. ( E. Fr. 578.6 ); in Com. and Prose the usual form of the pres.; seu= a)poteqnhw=tos Il. 22.432 ; a)poqnh/|skwn peri\ fasga/nw| Od. 11.424 ; bo/es d' a)pote/qnasan h)/dh 12.393 ; e)k tw=n trwma/twn Hdt. 2.63 ; u(po\ limou= Th. 1.126 : c. dat., bro/mw| keraunou= Pi.l.c.; no/sw| Th. 8.84 : c. acc. cogn., qa/naton a). X. Mem. 4.8.3 , etc.; ei)s e(/teron zh=n a). Pl. Ax. 365d ; to be ready to die, of laughter, etc., Ar. Ach. 15 ; a). tw=| de/ei Arist. MM 1191a35 . serving as Pass. of a)poktei/nw, to be put to death, slain, u(po/ tinos Hdt. 1.137 , 7.154 ; esp. by judicial sentence, a)poqanei=n u(po\ th=s po/lews Lycurg. 93 , cf. Pl. Ap. 29d , 32d ,al., Arist. Rh. 1397a30 (v.l.). renounce, no/mw| Ep.Gal. 2.19 ; a)po/ tinos Ep.Col. 2.20 . a)poqorei=n, aor. 2 inf. Act. of a)poqrw/|skw. a)poqra^su/uomai, to be very courageous, dare all things, D. 61.20 :— later a)po-qarru/nomai, Diog. Ep. 32.3 . a)po/-qrausis, ews, h(, breaking, fracture, Paul.Aeg. 6.89 , 117 ; kata\ a)po/qransin Sor. Fract. 10 . breaking up, nefw=n Arist. Mu. 394a33 . a)po/-qrausma, atos, to/, piece broken off, Str. 10.5.16 . a)po-qrau/w, break off, new\s ko/rumba A. Pers. 410 ; tou\s u(pere/xontas tw=n staxu/wn D.H. 4.56 : metaph., th=s e)leuqeri/as to\ kefa/laion Jul. Mis. 356b ; tou= e(no\s to\ meriko/n Dam. Pr. 51 :— Pass. , to be broken off, Arist. Pr. 967b5 , Arr. Tact. 2.4 : metaph., a)poqrausqh=nai th=s eu)klei/as to be broken off from one's fair fame, make shipwreck of it, Ar. Nu. 997 . a)po/qrekta: feukta/, Hsch. a)poqrhne/w, lament much, Plu. Fab. 18 , Crass. 27 , Babr. 12.3 . a)poqri_a/zw, properly, strip of fig-leaves: metaph., circumcise, Ar. Ach. 158 ; cf. qri=on. a)poqrigko/w, furnish with coping, toi=xon IG 11(2).144 A 84 , al. (Delos, iv B.C.). wall off, Procop. Aed. 5.7 , al. a)poqri/zw, v. a)poqeri/zw. a)poqric, tri^xos, o(, h(, = a)/qric , Call. Fr. 341 ; = a)/nhbos , Poll. 2.22 . a)po/qrisma, atos, to/, that which is cut off, Orph. A. 1000 . a)poqru/ptw, crush, crumble to pieces, J. BJ 3.7.23 : metaph., break in spirit, enervate, ta\s yuxa\s sugkeklasme/noi te kai\ a)poteqrumme/noi Pl. R. 495e . a)poqrw/|skw, aor. a)pe/qoron, leap off from, nho/s Il. 2.702 ; a)po\ tw=n i)/ppwn, a)po\ neo/s, Hdt. 1.80 , 7.182 ; i)oi\ a)po\ neurh=|fi qoro/ntes Il. 16.773 : abs., spring away, Opp. H. 1.206 . leap up from, rise from, kapno\n a)poqrw/|skonta noh=sai h(=s gai/hs Od. 1.58 . rebound from, e)/rws a)ntitu/pou kradi/hs a). AP 9.443 (Paul. Sil.). break off, of rocks, a)f' u(yhlh=s korufh=s Hes. Sc. 375 . a)poqumai/nw, dub. in S. Ichn. 122 . a)poqu_mi/a_sis, ews, h(, rising of smoke or vapour, Plu. 2.647f (nisi leg. u(po-). a)poqu_mia/w, smoke out, [mu=s] Arist. HA 580b23 . a)poqu/mios [u_], on (fem. -i/h in Semon. 7.35 ): (qu_mo/s):— not according to the mind, unpleasant, hateful, e)/pos Hes. Op. 710 ; a)poqu/mia e)/rdein tini/ to do one a disfavour, Il. 14.261 ; ou)/ ti a)poqu/mion poih=sai Hdt. 7.168 ; mh/ moi/ ti te/knois a). e(/rph| Mosch. 4.93 . a)po/qu_mos, on, f.l. for a)pro/qumos , Plu. 2.87f . a)poqunni/zw, dismiss as worthy of a tunny, in Pass. , Luc. JTr. 25 , cf. Eust. 1720.63 . a)poqu^ri/zw, put out of doors, Gloss. :—also a)po-quro/w, Hsch. ( Pass. ). a)po-qu/skein: a)potugxa/nein, Hsch. a)po-qu/ssei: a)popneu/sei, Id. a)poqusta/nion, to/, drinking-vessel, Polem.Hist. 20 . a)po-qu^te/on, one must perform a sacrifice, Them. Or. 11.142a . a)po-qu/w, fut. -qu/sw IG 4.951.45 (Epid.):—offer up as a votive sacrifice, ximai/ras X. An. 3.2.12 ; h(gemo/suna 4.8.25 ; eu)xh/n Diph. 43.10 ; i)/atra IGl. c. a)poqwra_ki/zomai, put off one's coat of mail, Procop. Goth. 4.32 . a)poqwuma/zw or a)po-qwma/zw, Ion. for a)poqauma/zw. a)poid-e/w, swell up, Hp. Mul. 1.52 . a)poi/d-hsis, ews, h(, swelling, u(fa/lon gh=s Str. 1.3.10 (pl.). a)poid-i/skomai, = a)poide/w , Hp. Int. 41 . a)poi+ero/w, = a)fiero/w , CIG 2827.9 (Aphrodisias). a)poi/zein: a)pomwka=sqai, Hsch. a)poihtiko/s, h/, o/n, unpoetical, Sch. D.P. 289 . a)poi/htos, on, not done, undone, pepragme/nwn a)poi/hton qe/men e)/rgwn te/los Pi. O. 2.18 ; a). pa/mpoll' e)sti/n Men. 113 . not to be done, impossible, Plu. Cor. 38 . not artificial, unpolished, D.H. Lys. 8 ; esp. unpoetical, a). lo/gos, opp. poihtikh/, Id. Comp. 1 ; ta\ a)poi/hta, opp. ta\ pepohme/na, Phld. Po. 1081 ; a). u(po/qesis not used as material for poetry, ibid.; to\ a). simplicity, nai+vete), Aristid. Or. 31(11).4 . Adv. -tws D.H. Dem. 39 . of land, unsuitable, ei)/s ti Gp. 10.75.12 . a)poikei-o/w, absorb completely, assimilate, Anon.Lond. 24.26 :— hence a)poikei/-wsis, ews, h(, ib. 24.35 . keep apart, Hero Spir.Praef. p.146S. ( Pass. ), s.v.l. a)poik-esi/a, h(, = a)poi/khsis , esp. of the Captivity, LXX 4 Ki. 24.15 , al. a)poik-e/w, go away from home, esp. as a colonist, settle in a foreign country, emigrate, e)k po/lews Isoc. 4.122 ; e)s *qouri/ous Pl. Euthd. 271c : so c. acc. loci, *kalli/stan a)pw/|khsan na=son Pi. P. 4.258 , cf. Porph. VP 2 . dwell afar off, makra\n a). Th. 3.55 ; pro/sw a). X. Oec. 4.6 ; a). tino\s pro/sw E. HF 557 , cf. IA 680 ; e)n nh/sy Arist. Pol. 1272b1 ; a). tw=n pedi/wn Philostr. Im. 1.9 : c. acc., live a long way off a person, Theoc. 15.7 (s.v.l.):— Pass. , h( *ko/rinqos e)c e)mou= . . makra\n a)pw|kei=to Corinth was inhabited by me at a distance, i.e. I settled far from Corinth, S. OT 998 . a)poi/k-hsis, ews, h(, = sq., emigration, Hsch. , Suid. ; dub. in D.H. 2.36 . a)poik-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, (a)/poikos) settlement far from home, colony, Pi. O. 1.24 , S. Fr. 373.6 , Hdt. 1.146 , IG 1.31 , etc.; correlative to mhtro/polis, Th. 1.34 ; ei)s a). ste/llein, a)/gein, send, lead to form a settlement, Hdt. 4.147 , 5.124 ; a). kti/sai A. Pr. 814 ; a). e)kpe/mpein Th. 1.12 ; a). khru/ssein e)s to/pon ib. 27 ; a). poiei=sqai Pl. Lg. 702c ; ste/llein(of the oi)kisth/s) Str. 8.6.22 ; a)poste/llein (of the mhtro/polis) Aeschin. 2.176 ; h( kw/mh a). oi)ki/as is an offshoot from . ., Arist. Pol. 1252b17 . migration, Ph. 2.410 . charter granted to a colony, Hyp. Fr. 73 . a)poik-i/zw, Att. fut. a)poikiw= A. Fr. 304.10 :—send away from home, e)s nh=son Od. 12.135 ; e)k to/pwn S. Tr. 955 (lyr.), cf. OC 1390 ; a). do/mwn tina/ E. El. 1008 , cf. Hipp. 629 ; of the queen-bee, X. Oec. 7.34 :— Pass. , to be settled in a far land, e)n maka/rwn nh/sois a)pw|ki/sqai Pl. R. 519c ; emigrate, e)k th=sde th=s po/lews Id. Euthd. 302c ; a)po\ patro\s a)poikisqh=nai dwell apart from . ., Arist. GA 740a7 . metaph., banish, ta\s yeudei=s do/cas Ph. 2.221 :— Pass. , ei)s to\ me/son a)pw|ki/sqh tw=n e)sxa/twn Pl. Plt. 284e ; a)na/gkhs ou)k a). polu/ is not far removed from . ., Chaerem. 18 . colonize a place, send a colony to it, c. acc., Hdt. 1.94 , Th. 1.24 ; drumou\s e)rh/mous kai\ pa/gous a)poikiei= A. l.c. a)poi/ki^los, on, unadorned, simple, a)lhqei/as stolh/ Ph. 1.369 , al.; homogeneous, sw=ma o(moiomere\s kai\ a). Plot. 6.7.13 , cf. Iamb. VP 23.103 . Adv. -lws Vett. Val. 343.36 . a)poi/kiltos, on, not elaborated, without convolutions, e)gke/falos Gal. UP 8.13 . = foreg. in Adv. a)poi/k-tws Sch. A. Pr. 317 . a)poi/k-is, i/dos, h(, pecul. fem. of a)/poikos, a). po/lis a colony, Hdt. 7.167 , Plu. Cor. 28 ; and without po/lis, Str. 10.4.17 . a)poi/k-isis, ews, h(, leading out a colony, D.H. 3.31 (s.v.l.). a)poik-ismo/s, o(, settlement of a colony, a). ei)s *)ele/an, title of work by Xenoph. , D.L. 9.20 ; meta\ to\n a). Arist. Pol. 1304b32 . = a)poikesi/a , LXX Je. 26(46).19 , al. a)poik-iste/on, one must send away, Paul.Aeg. 4.1 . a)poik-isth/s, ou=, o(, leader of a colony, IG 1.31.4 , Men.Rh. p.356S. a)poikodome/w, cut off by building, wall up, barricade, ta\s qu/ras, ta\s o(dou/s, Th. 1.134 , 7.73 ; xara/dran D. 55.5 :— Pass. , Plu. Caes. 49 . rebuild (nisi leg. a)n-), Jul. Or. 2.66a . a)poikonom-e/w, manage so as to get rid of a thing, Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.6.1 :— Med. , pa=n pa/qos kai\ no/shma th=s e(autou= yuxh=s get rid of them by one's manner of life, Hierocl. p.51A. , cf. Plot. 1.4.6 , 5.9.1 , Procl. in Prm. p.497 S. :— Pass. , to be removed, Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 10.37.17 . a)poikono/m-hsis, ews, h(, getting rid of a thing, Cass. Pr. 70 . a)poikonom-hte/on, one must get rid of, flegmonh/n Orib. Fr. 42 , cf. Herod. Med. in Rh.Mus. 58.76 . a)poikono/m-htos, on, to be got rid of, Arr. Epict. 4.1.44 . a)poikonom-i/a, h(, rejection, opp. e)klogh/, Alex.Aphr. de An. 160.25 . a)/poikos, on, away from home, abroad, a)/. pe/mpein tina\ gh=s to send away from one's native land, S. OT 1518 . mostly as Subst., of persons, settler, colonist, Hdt. 5.97 , Th. 1.25 , 38 , 7.57 , etc. of cities, po/lin *sinwpe/wn a)/poikon e)n th=| *kolxi/di xw/ra| X. An. 5.3.2 , cf. 6.2.1 , Ar. Lys. 582 : hence A. calls iron *xa/lubos *skuqw=n a)/. Th. 729 (lyr.). a)poikti/zomai, complain loudly of a thing, pro\s pate/ra a)poikti/zeto tw=n . . h)/nthse (sc. tau=ta w(=n h)/nthse) Hdt. 1.114 . a)poi/mantos, on, untended, a)ge/lh, of bees, AP 6.239 ( Apollonid. ). a)poimw/zw, bewail loudly, ti A. Ag. 329 , S. Ph. 278 ; tina/ A. Fr. 138 , antipho 5.41 ; a). ti pro/s tina E. Med. 31 ; a). e(auto/n tinos D.H. 5.8 . a)/poina, ta/, (by haplology for a)po/-poina (poinh/,) cf. a)peti/nuto poinh/n Il. 16.398 ; ta\ xrh/mata a)/poina w)no/mazon oi( palaioi/ D. 23.33 ): Hom. (only in Il. ), ransom or price paid, whether to recover one's freedom when taken prisoner, fe/rwn a)perei/si' a)/. Il. 1.13 ; ou)k a)pede/cat' a)/. ib. 95 ,al., cf. Hdt. 6.79 ; or to save one's life, Il. 6.46 , 10.380 , al., Thgn. 727 ; or for the corpse of a slain friend, o(\s a)/. fe/roi kai\ nekro\n a)/goito Il. 24.139 : freq. with gen. of the person ransomed, a)/. kou/rhs, ui(=os, ransom for them, 1.111 , 2.230 ; nekroi=o de\ de/cai a)/. 24.137 . generally, atonement, compensation, penalty, a)\y e)qe/lw a)re/sai do/menai/ t' a)perei/si' a)/. 9.120 , cf. Hdt. 9.120 ; u(/brews, miasma/twn a)/., for violence, etc., A. Pers. 808 , Ag. 1420 , cf. 1670 , E. Ba. 516 , Alc. 7 ; in IT 1459 th=s sh=s sfagh=s a)/. prob. redemption, rescue from death.—Rare in Prose, a)poi/nois e)cilasqh=nai Pl. Lg. 862c , cf. Hdt. l.c., Parth. 8 . 5 . in good sense, recompense, reward, freq. c. gen., a)/poin' a)reta=s Pi. P. 2.14 , cf. O. 7.16 , al.: in sg., tou=to ga\r a)nt' a)gaqoi=o no/ou ei)/lhxen a)/poinon IG 14.1389i10 . a)poina/w, demand the fine due from the murderer (cf. a)/poina 11 ), Lexap. D. 23.28 , cf. 33 :— Med. , hold to ransom, E. Rh. 177 , cf. 66 (lyr., dub.). a)poine/w, cease to ferment, v.l. in Alex. 45.4 . a)poini/, Adv. unpunished, Agath. 4.19 . a)poino/-di^kos, on, exacting penalty, atoning, di/kai E. HF 888 . a)poino/-dorpos, on, ransom-devouring, Lyc. 902 . a)/poinon, to/, v. a)/poina 11.2 . a)/poinos, on, = a)/oinos , Eust. 727.19 . a)/poios, on, (poio/s) without quality or attribute, stoixei=a Placit. 1.15.8 ; u(/lh Zeno Stoic. 1.24 , Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.111 ; poio/ths Plot. 1.8.10 ; geu=sis Aret. SA 2.7 ; to\ a)/. Porph. Abst. 1.30 ; a). u(/dwr pure water, Ath. 1.33c ( Sup. ); a)/. bota/nh Orib. Fr. 52 . (poiei=n) inert, a)/. de\ kai\ a)du/namon ( v.l. a)du/naton ) to\ sw=ma kaq' au(to/ Procl. Inst. 80 , cf. eund. in Ti. 3.337 D. a)poiste/on: perferendum, Gloss. a)poi+steu/w, kill with arrows, AP 7.743 (Antip.). a)poi/sw, v. a)pofe/rw. a)poi/xomai, fut. -oixh/somai: impf. -w|xo/mhn:— to be gone away, to be far from, keep aloof from a thing, c. gen., a)poi/xontai pole/moio Il. 11.408 ; a)poi/xeai a)ndro/s hast forsaken him, 19.342 . abs., to be gone, to have departed, o(/pws dh\ dhro\n a)poi/xetai how long he has been gone, Od. 4.109 ; a)ndro\s a)poixome/noio polu\n xro/non 21.70 , cf. 1.253 ; peri\ patro\s a)poixome/noio e)re/sqai his absent father, 1.135 , cf. E. Hel. 1306 (lyr.); a). ei)s ta/cin pa/lin Id. Heracl. 818 : imper. a)poi/xesqe begone! Hecat. 30 J. to have perished, a)poi/xetai xa/ris E. HF 134 (lyr.); of persons, to be dead and gone, a)polipw/n m' a)poi/xetai Ar. Ra. 83 ; in full, a). bio/toio v.l. in AP 10.59 ( Pall. ); oi( a)poixo/menoi, = oi( teleuth/santes , Pi. P. 1.93 , cf. 3.3 , SIG 1219.10 (iii B.C.). mhno\s a)poixome/nou, = fqi/nontos , Arat. 810 . a)poixome/nou mi/tou, of a broken lyre-string, AP 6.54 (Paul. Sil.). a)poiwn-i/zomai, shun as anill-omen, Lat.abominari, Gloss. a)poiwn-ismo/s, o(, = deprecatio, Charis. p.553 K. a)pokaqai/rw, aor. inf. -h=rai Gal. 11.129 , but subj. -a/rh| Thphr. CP 1.17.10 :—clear, cleanse or clean quite, a). th\n xei=ra ei)s ta\ xeiro/maktra upon the towels, X. Cyr. 1.3.5 ; toi=s prosqi/ois a). ske/lesin, of flies, Arist. PA 683a29 :— Pass. , Id. Pr. 958b5 :— Med. , rid oneself of, ib. 880a32 . refine metal by smelting, Str. 9.1.23 ; r(hti/nh a)pokekaqarme/nh purified, Dsc. 1.25 : metaph., a)pokekaqa/rqai th\n fwnh/n to be pure in dialect, Luc. Hist. Conscr. 21 . cleanse off, clear away, ta\s trape/zas Ar. Pax 1193 ; a). ta\s banau/sous te/xnas ei)s oi)ketw=n kai\ metoi/kwn xe/ras Plu. Comp.Lyc.Num. 2 ; remove by purging or clearing, i)/kteron Dsc. 4.71 ; a).a)/nw purge by emetics, Hp. Morb. 3.9 :— Pass. , to be removed by purging, Id. VM 19 : generally, to be got rid of, Pl. Ti. 72d , Arist. HA 568b9 ; to be thrown off, Id. Mete. 383a34 :— Med. , a)pokaqh/rasqai/ ti get rid of a thing, Ti.Locr. 104b , Demoph. Sim. 25 ; tino/s rid oneself of . ., X. Cyr. 2.2.27 . a)pokaqarieu/w, = sq., Sch. Il. 1.1 . a)poka^qa^r-i/zw, fut. -iw=, cleanse, purify, LXX Jb. 25.4 . a)poka^qa^/r-isma, atos, to/, = ka/qarma , EM 483.12 . a)poka^/qa^r-ma, atos, to/, that which is cleared off, excretion, a). h( xolh/ Arist. PA 677a29 , cf. HA 546b24 ; by-product, dross, 624a15 ; dregs, tw=n o)/ntwn Jul. Or. 5.170d ; offscourings, slops, St.Byz. s.v. *)azani/a (pl.). a)poka^/qa^r-sis, ews, h(, purging: hence, of dross, Arist. Mete. 383b4 , cf. Str. 4.2.1 ; of animal secretions, Arist. GA 726a13 , cf. HA 587b1 ; a)pokaqa/rseis xolh=s Th. 2.49 . cleansing, pneu/matos Gp. 12.22.11 ; sifting of grain, PRev.Laws 39.10 (iii B.C.), PLond.ined. 2361r (iii B.C.). lustration, expiation, Plu. Rom. 21 , Iamb. Comm.Math. 15 ; nei/kous Hierocl. in CA 24p.473M. a)poka^qa^r-te/on, one must purify, Aristid. Or. 46(3).3 . a)poka^qa^r-tiko/s, h/, o/n, clearing off, cleansing, c. gen., Dsc. 3.23 ; yuxw=n Iamb. Myst. 2.5 . a)pokaqe/zomai, sit down, Gloss. a)pokaqeu/dw, sleep away from home, e)s to\ i(ero/n Philostr. VS 2.4.1 ; of a woman separated from her husband, sleep apart, Eup. 399 . fall asleep over a thing, Them. Or. 1.13d . a)poka/q-hmai, sit apart, a)timw/menoi a)pokate/atai ( Ion. for -ka/qhntai) Hdt. 4.66 ; e)n tw=| teu/xei Arist. HA 625a26 ; e)n tw=| gumnasi/w| SIG 739.7 (Delph., i B.C.); a)pokaqhme/nh, = ai(morroou=sa , LXX Le. 20.18 , al., cf. Ph. 1.578 ; qeatai\ a). tw=n kindu/nwn J. BJ 4.6.2 . sit idle, Ael. VH 6.12 . a)pokaq-i/zw, sit apart, of a judge, e)n tw=| gumnasi/w| Plb. 31.6.3 . sit down, Plu. 2.649c ; of the uterus, slip down, Sor. 2.85 . a)poka/q-isma, atos, to/, residuatio, Gloss. a)pokaqista/nw, = sq., SIG 2588.56 (ii B.C.), Plb. 3.98.9 , D.S. 18.57 : —also a)pokaq-ista/w, v.l. in Arist. Metaph. 1074a3 . a)pokaqi/sthmi, fut. -katasth/sw: aor. a)pokate/sthsa, later a)pekate/sthsa PTeb. 413.4 (ii/iii A.D.): pf. -kaqe/sta^ka Plb. 21.11.9 , SIG 798.7 (i A.D.):—re-establish, restore, reinstate, X. Lac. 6.3 ; ta\n politei/an Decr.Byz. ap. D. 18.90 ; poli/tas Plu. Alex. 7 ; sunqh/kas ei)s to\ e)c a)rxh=s D.H. 3.23 ; a). tini/ ti restore, return it to one, Plb. 3.98.7 , D.S. 18.65 , etc.; a). ei)s au)ta/n (sc. fu/sin) Ti.Locr. 100c , cf. Arist. MM 1204b37 ; ei)s to\ au)to/ Id. Metaph. 1074a3 ; ei)s a)ke/raion, = restituere in integrum, CIL 1.203 ; tina\ e)s oi)=kon Plb. 8.27.6 , cf. Thphr. Char. 7.6 ; a). sauto\n ei)s e)kei=non to\n xro/non carry yourself back . ., Plu. 2.610d ; e)pi/ . . D.S. 5.23 ; cure, dasusmou\s fwnh=s Dsc. 1.64 , etc. pay what is due, a)rgu/rion LXX Ge. 23.16 . hand over, deliver, toi=s fulaki/tais to\ sw=ma PSI 4.359.9 (iii B. C.). in drill, restore a formation, etc., ei)s o)rqo\n a)., = ei)s o)rqo\n a)podou=nai , Ael. Tact. 26.3 (cf. a)podi/dwmi 11.3 ); a)pokata/sthson as you were! Ascl. Tact. 12.11 , etc. Pass. , with pf. a)pokaqe/sta^mai, aor. a)pokaq-esta/qhn [a^]: also aor. 2 Act. -kate/sthn:— to be restored, Arist. Cat. 9b25 , al.; tw=| qew=| SIG 459.7 (Beroea, iii B.C.); return from captivity, Vett. Val. 68.24 ; me/xri tou= ta\ pra/gmat' a)pokatasth=nai till affairs are settled, Wilcken Chr. 10 (ii B.C.); a). ei)s th\n e)c a)rxh=s kata/stasin return, settle down into . ., Plb. 25.1.1 , cf. 2.41.14 , Porph. Antr. 34 ; of planets, complete a revolution, Cleom. 2.7 , al.; of the periodic return of the cosmic cycle, Stoic. 2.190 ; of stars, return to their place in the heavens, Phlp. in Mete. 112.21 ; of a revolving figure, return to the original situation, Archim. Con. Praef.; of sicknesses, subside, Hp. Aph. 6.49 ; a). ei)/s ti turn out so and so, Thphr. HP 4.14.5 ; of sediment, settle, Dsc. 5.89 ; of a spring, recoil, Ph. Bel. 70.46 , cf. 71.2 . to be detached from the mainland, of an island, Anon. Vat. 40 . a)pokai/nu^mai, suipass, vanquish, th= d' au)=t' . . a)pekai/nuto pa/ntas in wrestling again he vanquished all, Od. 8.127 ; oi)=os dh/ me . . a)pekai/nuto to/cw| ib. 219 , cf. A.R. 2.783 . a)pokai/rios, on, = a)/kairos , unseasonable, S. Ph. 155 (lyr.). a)pokaisa^ro/omai, Pass. , assume the monarch, M.Ant. 6.30 . a)pokai/w, Att. a)pokaq-ka/w, aor. a)pe/kha Il. (v. infr.), -e/kausa D. 25.95 , Philippid. 25.4 :—burn off, of cautery, X. Mem. 1.2.54 , D.l.c.; of intense cold, qu/ellan h(/ ken a)po\ *trw/wn kefala\s . . kh/ai Il. 21.336 ; a)/nemos borra=s . . a)pokai/wn pa/nta X. An. 4.5.3 ; a)pe/kausen h( pa/xnh tou\s a)mpe/lous Philippid. l.c., cf. Thphr. CP 2.3.1 , al.:— Pass. , a)pekai/onto ai( r(i=nes their noses were frozen off, X. An. 7.4.3 . calcine, Dsc. 5.125 . a)poka^k-e/w, (ka/kh) sink under a weight of misery, LXX Je. 15.9 . a)poka^/k-hsis, ews, h(, cowardice, Hsch. s.v. a)po/knhsis. a)poka^la^mourge/w, free from reeds, in Pass. , PLond. 3.1003.7 (vi A.D.). a)poka^le/w, recall, esp. from exile, Hdt. 3.53 , X. Cyr. 1.4.25 . call away or aside, Id. An. 7.3.35 . call by a name, esp. by way of disparagement, stigmatize as . ., to\n tou= mane/ntos . . Cu/naimon a)pokalou=ntes S. Aj. 727 ; o)ligarxikou\s kai\ misodh/mous a). And. 4.16 ; w(s e)n o)nei/dei a). mhxanopoio/n Pl. Grg. 512c ; a)rgo/n, sofisth\n a). tina/, X. Mem. 1.2.57 , 1.6.13 ; ou(\s nu=n u(bri/zei kai\ ptwxou\s a). D. 21.211 ; w(s e)n ai)sxrw=| filau/tous a). Arist. EN 1168a30 ; para/siton a). Timocl. 19 ; xarientismo\n a). call it a sorry jest, Pl. Tht. 168d ; sts. without any bad sense, tou\s xalepai/nontas a)ndrw/deis a). Arist. EN 1109b18 , cf. X. Eq. 10.17 , Plu. 2.776e . a)pokallwpi/zw, strip of ornament, esp. of foliage, Poll. 1.236 . a)po-ka/lumma [ka^], atos, to/, arevelation, LXX Jd. 5.2 . a)po-ka^lupte/os, a, on, to be revealed, Them. Or. 23.294c . a)po-ka^lu/ptw, aor. 2 Pass. -kalu/fhn CPR 1.239.5 (iii A.D.), etc.:—uncover, th\n kefalh/n Hdt. 1.119 ; ta\ sth/qh Pl. Prt. 352a :—in Pass. , of land left cultivable by the Nile (cf. a)poka/lufos—, a)rou/ras b/ a)pokalufei/shs . . ai)gialou= PIand. 27.12 , cf. 27.60 (i/ii A.D.):— Med. , a)pokalu/ptesqai th\n kefalh/n Plu. Crass. 6 . disclose, reveal, to/de th=s dianoi/as Pl. Prt. 352a ; th\nth=s r(htorikh=s du/namin Id. Grg. 455d , cf. 460a :— Med. , reveal one's whole mind, Plu. Alex. 55 , 2.880e :—in Pass. , LXX 1 Ki. 2.27 , al.; a)pokalu/ptesqai pro/s ti letone's designs upon a thing become known, D.S. 17.62 , 18.23 :— Pass. , to be made known, Ev.Matt. 10.26 , etc.; of persons, 2 Ep.Thess. 2.3 , 6 , 8 , etc.; lo/goi a)pokekalumme/noi naked, i.e. shameless, words, Ps.- Plu. Vit.Hom. 214 . unmask, tina/ Luc. Cat. 26 , Vit.Auct. 23 . of the epiglottis, raise, Arist. de An. 422a2 ( Pass. ). a)po-ka/lu^fos [ka+^], on, uncovered, kefalh/ Ph. 1.141 (s.v.l.); a). ai)gialo/s land cultivable only when the water receded, BGU 640 , CPR 32.7 (s. v.l.); o)y[i/]mws a)poka/lufo(i) (a)/rourai) e_ CPHerm. 45.6 . a)po-ka/luyis [ka^], ews, h(, uncovering, of the head, Phld. Vit. p.38J. ; disclosing, of hidden springs, Plu. Aem. 14 : metaph., a(marti/as Id. 2.7o f; revelation, esp. of divine mysteries, Ep.Rom. 16.25 , etc.; of persons, manifestation, 2 Ep.Thess. 1.7 , etc.; title of the Apocalypse. a)poka/mnw, grow quite weary, fail, flag utterly, mostly abs., S. OC 1776 (lyr.), Pl. R. 445b , AP 5.46 ( Rufin. ); tw=| mh/kei tou= xro/nou Jul. Or. 2.91d : c. part., a). zhtw=n, mhxanw/menos, to be quite weary of seeking, etc., Pl. Men. 81d , X. Mem. 2.6.35 . c. inf., cease to do, moxqei=n ou)k a). E. Ion 135 (lyr.); mh\ a)poka/mhs sauto\n sw=sai do not hesitate . ., Pl. Cri. 45b . c. acc., a). po/non flinch from toil, X. HG 7.5.19 ; a). pro\s ta\s diamarti/as to be disheartened by . ., Plu. Arat. 33 . a)po-kampto/s, o/n, bent, Sch. Opp. H. 1.205 . a)po-ka/mptw, intr., turn aside, wheel, opp. o)rqodromei=n, X. Eq. 7.14 ; a). e)k th=s o(dou= Thphr. Char. 22.9 ; a). e)/cw tou= te/rmatos, of chariots, Arist. Rh. 1409b23 . a)pokekamme/non r(a/mfos curved beak, Horap. 2.96 . a)pokapn-i/zw, fumigate, PMag.Par. 2.23 . a)pokapn-ismo/s, o(, fumigation ( v.l.for u(po- ), Dsc. 3.112 . a)poka^pu/w, (v. kapno/s) breathe away, aor. 1 in tmesi, a)po\ de\ yuxh\n e)ka/pussen she gasped forth her life, Il. 22.467 , cf. Q.S. 6.523 . a)poka^ra_dok-e/w, expect earnestly, c. acc., Plb. 16.2.8 , al., Aq. Ps. 36(37).7 , J. BJ 3.7.26 . a)poka^ra_dok-i/a, h(, earnest expectation, Ep.Rom. 8.19 , Ep.Phil. 1.20 . a)poka^ra_tome/w, behead, Sch. Pi. O. 10(11).19 . a)pokardiourge/w, extract the heart of a victim, Hsch. s.v. o(siourgh=sai. a)po/karma, atos, to/, in pl., hair-clippings, Iamb. Protr. 21 .lb/. a)pokaro/w, stupefy, prob. in Dsc. 4.75 . a)pokarp-i/zw, gather fruit:— Pass. , to be stript of fruit, Poll. 1.236 . metaph. in Med. , reap the fruits of, enjoy, c. acc. rei, IG 14.1934 fi 12 . a)pokarp-o/w, throw off, send out, fle/bas Hp. Oss. 17 :— Med. , enjoy the fruits of, ti PAmh. 2.142.15 (iv A.D.). a)pokarte/on, (a)pokei/rw) one must clip off, Eup. 400 . a)pokarter-e/w, kill oneself by abstinence, starve oneself to death, Hp. Acut. 56 ; *)apokarterw=n, title of work by Hegesias , Cic. Tusc. 1.34.84 , cf. Plu. Num. 21 , Luc. Macr. 19 ; -ou=nta a)poqnh/|skein Phld. Mort. 6 ; w(/ste ma=llon a)\n qe/lein a)pokarterei=n h)\ tou=t' a)kou/wn karterei=n Com.Adesp. 336.8 ; ou)k a)pekarte/rhse . ., a)ll' e)karte/rhs' Timocl. 18 . a)pokarte/r-hsis, ews, h(, suicide by hunger, Quint. Inst. 8.5.23 . a)pokarter-hte/on, one must abstain from food, Philum. ap. Aët. 9.23 . a)pokarfologe/w, = karfologe/w , v.l. in Hp. Prog. 4 . a)pokarfo/omai, Pass. , to be parched, dried up, Sever, Clyst. p.12D. a)pokatabai/nw, dismount, D H. 9.16 . a)poka/t-agma, atos, to/, fragment broken off, fia/lhs IG 7.3498.60 (Oropus). a)pokat-a/gnu_mi, break, rend off, Hsch. s.v.a)para/ssetai. a)pokat-a/gw [a^g], bring back, Vett. Val. 319.19 . a)pokatalamba/nw, intercept, Autol. 2.13 ( Pass. ). a)pokatalla/ssw, Att. a)poka/t-ttw, reconcile again, Ep.Eph. 2.16 ; ta\ pa/nta ei)s au(to/n Ep.Col. 1.20 . a)pokataptu=sai: teleiw=sai, Hsch. a)pokata-rre/w, flow down from, a)po/ tinos Hp. Aph. 7.30 . a)pokata-rri/ptw, plunge, sidhra= ei)s u(/dwr Gal. 14.208 . a)pokata-sta^si/a, h(, restitution, PTeb. 424.7 (iii A.D.). a)pokata/-sta^sis, ews, h(, restoration, re-establishment, tou= e)ndeou=s Arist. MM 1205a4 ; ei)s fu/sin ib. 1204b36 , 1205b11 ; return to a position, Epicur. Ep. 1p.8U. ; esp. of military formations, reversal of a movement, Ascl. Tact. 10.6 , etc.; generally, pa/ntwn Act.Ap. 3.21 ; of the soul, Procl. Inst. 199 (pl.); th=s fu/sios e)s to\ a)rxai=on Aret. CD 1.5 ; recovery from sickness, Id. SA 1.10 ; tw=n o(mh/rwn ei)s ta\s patri/das Plb. 3.99.6 ; ei)s a). e)lqei=n, of the affairs of a city, Id. 4.23.1 ; return to original position, Ascl. Tact. 10.1 ; a). a)/strwn return of the stars to the same place in the heavens as in the former year, Plu. 2.937f , D.S. 12.36 , etc.; periodic return of the cosmic cycle, Stoic. 2.184 , 190 ; of a planet, return to a place in the heavens occupied at a former epoch, Antioch.Astr. ap. Cat.Cod.Astr. 7.120 , 121 ; but, zodiacal revolution, Paul.Al. T. 1 ; opp. a)ntap. (q. v.), Doroth. ap. Cat.Cod.Astr. 2.196.9 ; restoration of sun and moon after eclipse, Pl. Ax. 370b . a)pokata-sta^tiko/s, h/, o/n, bringing back to a point, selh/nhs Ph. 1.24 ; xro/nos Gem. 18.17 ; moi=ra Vett. Val. 213.27 ; a). a)riqmoi/ recurrent, in which the last digit is id. 'ical in all powers, Nicom. Ar. 2.17 ; pa=sa peri/odos tw=n a)i+di/wn-kh/ Procl. Inst. 199 ; a). bi/os Herm. in Phdr. p.152A. ; a). dia/lamyis, of star positions at the nativity of the terrestrial universe, Paul.Al. T. 1 . for restitution, POxy. 144.9 (vi A.D.). a)pokata/-sxesis, ews, h(, abstentatio, Gloss. a)pokata-ti/qhmi, lay aside, a)poka/tqeto (sync. aor. Med. ) kune/hn A.R. 3.1287 : c. gen., ib. 817 . a)pokata-fai/nomai, Pass. , to be clearly visible, Aristaenet. 1.3 . a)pokata-yu/xw [u_], cool, Gal. 11.555 . a)pokatei=don, inf. -idei=n cited from Hp. Prog. 7 (where e)pi- codd.) by Metrod. Herc. 831.2 . a)pokat-e/xw, hold bound, e)sxa/tais timwri/ais IG 14.872 (Cumae, dub. l.). a)poka/t-hmai, Ion. for a)poka/qhmai. a)pokat-orqo/w, recover one's prosperity, Arist. EE 1247b10 . a)po-ka/tw [ka^], from below, Sch.D.T. p.23H. a)po-ka/twqen [ka^], from the bottom upwards, Olymp. in Mete. 179.17 ,al., PMag.Leid.W. 5.49 :—better written divisim. a)pokaul-i/zw, (kaulo/s) break off by the stalk: hence, break short off, E. Supp. 717 , Th. 2.76 :— Pass. , to be so broken, to be fractured across, Hp. Fract. 45 , Art. 33 . a)pokau/l-isis, ews, h(, breaking off by the stalk: snapping, phdali/wn Luc. Merc.Cond. 1 . a)pokaul-iste/on, one must break off, Antyll. ap. Orib. 44.23.20 . a)po/kaulos, on, f.l. in Thphr. HP 7.2.4 . a)po/-kauma, atos, to/, firebrand, Sm. Ps. 101 ( 102 ). 4 . blister caused by a burn, Hierocl. Facet. 135 , Eust. 1123.24 ; chilblain, Id.ad D.P. 916 , Sch. Nic. Th. 677 . a)po/-kausis, ews, h(, (a)pokai/w) burning, scorching, Str. 16.4.20 . a)po-kausmo/s, o(, burning, pa/pwn Judeich Altertümer von Hierapolis P. 142 . a)po-ka/w, v. a)pokai/w. a)po/keimai, fut. -kei/somai, used as Pass. of a)poti/qhmi, to be laid away from, promaqei/as a)po/keintai r(oai/ the tides of events lie beyond our foresight, Pi. N. 11.46 , cf. Arat. 110 . abs., to be laid up in store, of money, a). e)/ndon a)rgu/rion Philetaer. 7.6 ; si=tos D. 42.6 ; para/ tini Lys. 19.22 ; tini/ for one's use, X. An. 2.3.15 ; xa/ris . . cu/n' a)po/keitai (as Reisig for cu^napo/keitai) is laid up as a common possession, S. OC 1752 : hence, to be kept in reserve, X. Cyr. 3.1.19 , etc.; polu/s soi [ge/lws] e)sti\n a)pokei/menos you have great store of laughter in reserve, ib. 2.2.15 ; a). ei)s . . to be reserved for an occasion, Pl. Lg. 952d ; to\ th=s suggnw/mhs w)fe/limon, e)/leos a). tini/, D. 23.42 , D.S. 13.31 ; sofi/a e)s e)kei/nas [ta\s te/xnas] a)pokei/sqw let the name of wisdom be reserved for . ., Philostr. Gym. 1 ; e)f' u(mi=n a)po/keitai to\ peisqh=nai you reserve your acquiescence, D.Chr. 38.5 : c. inf., a)tuxh/mata a)po/keitai/ tini e)neudokimei=n D. 18.198 ; o(/sa toi=s kakourgoi=s a). paqei=n D.H. 5.8 , cf. Luc. Syr.D. 51 ; a). toi=s a)nqrw/pois a(/pac a)poqanei=n Ep.Hebr. 9.27 ; pa=si . . to\ qanei=n a)po/keitai Epigr.Gr. 416.6 (Alexandria). to be buried, Not. Scav. 1923.49 . to be laid aside, neglected, a). po/rrw Cratin. 367 , cf. Plu. 2.159f , Philostr. VA 8.21 . a)pokeime/nh kai\ palaia\ fu/sis stale, of perfume, D.S. 3.46 . to be exposed, lie open, to, xw/ra a). barba/rois Procop. Aed. 4.2 , cf. 2.9 . a)pokei/rw, aor. -e/keira, Ep. -e/kersa (v. infr.):— Pass. , pf. -ke/karmai E. Hec. 910 :—clip, cut off, properly of hair, mostly in Med. , canqh\n a)peikei/rato xai/thn Il. 23.141 ; a)pokei/rasqai ta\s kefala/s to have their hair shorn close, Hdt. 6.21 :abs., a)pokei/rasqai cut off one's hair, Ar. Nu. 836 ; esp. in token of mourning, Is. 4.7 :—in Act. , X. Eq. 5.8 , Thphr. Char. 21.3 , Luc. Pisc. 46 ; tear out, h(=par Id. Prom. 2 :— Pass. , di\s a)pokare/nta pro/bata twice shorn or clipped, D.S. 1.36 ; a)pokekarme/nos e)n xrw=|, a). ska/fion, of peculiar fashions of hair-cutting, Ar. Th. 838 , Luc. DMeretr. 5.3 : c. acc., a)po\ stefa/nan ke/karsai pu/rgwn thou hast been shorn of thy crown of towers, E. Hec. 910 ; but a). tina\ tw=n genei/wn Philostr. VA 7.34 . metaph., cheat, tou\s paxei=s Luc. Alex. 6 . generally, cut through, sever, a)po\ d' a)/mfw ke/rse te/nonte Il. 10.456 ; a)po\ de\ fle/ba pa=san e)/kersen 13.546 . metaph., cut off, slay, a)pokei/retai so\n a)/nqos po/lews E. HF 875 (lyr.); a)pe/keire th\n a)kmh\n th=s *spa/rths Demad. 12 . a)pokeka^lumme/nws, Adv. openly, Isoc. 8.62 , D.H. Rh. 8.3 , Lib. Or. 1.37 , al. a)pokekindu_neume/nws, Adv. venturously, Them. Or. 8.107c . a)pokekrumme/nws, Adv. by stealth, Theon Prog. 8 , Procop. Goth. 4.27 . a)poke/llw, get out of the course or track, AB 428 . a)po/kenos, on, not quite full, a)ggei=a Dsc. 5.36 , cf. Gal. 17(2).163 ; empty, Hero Spir. 2.24 . a)pokeno/w, drain, exhaust, Hp. Nat.Puer. 15 ; a). tou\s po/das (where tou\s p., more Hebraico, = th\n gaste/ra ) LXX Jd. 3.24 ; evacuate, to\ peritto\n gumnasi/ois Sor. 1.27 :— Pass. , Arist. Fr. 224 . a)pokent-e/w, pierce through, Hp. Ulc. 25 , LXX Nu. 25.8 , al., D.L. 9.26 . a)poke/nt-hsis, ews, h(, piercing, LXX Ho. 9.13 . a)po/kentros, on, away from a cardinal point, Man. 3.269 . a)poke/nwsis, ews, h(, evacuation, ai(/matos Orib. 7.20.11 , cf. Sor. 1.36 , Gal. 1.392 . a)pokera^mo/w, cover with tiles, th\n pa/rodon tou= tei/xous SIG 2587.110 . a)pokerdai/nw, pf. -keke/rdagka D.C. 43.18 :—have benefit, enjoyment from or of a thing, c. gen., potou= E. Cyc. 432 ; a). braxe/a make some small gain of a thing, And. 1.134 : abs., e)/nestai a)pokerda=nai Luc. DMort. 4.1 . a)pokerma^ti/zw, break into small pieces, Porph. Sent. 37 . metaph., a). to\n bi/on dissipate one's whole substance, AP 7.607 ( Pall. ). a)pokesti/llai: e)kdei/rai, Hsch. a)po/keton: a)pokomi/zwn, Id. a)pokefa^laio/omai, Pass. , to be summed up, Eust. 1769.4 . a)pokefa^l-i/zw, behead, Arr. Epict. 1.1.24 , LXX Ps. 151.7 , v.l. in Artem. 1.35 ; of a fish, Dorioap. Ath. 7.287e :— Pass. , Phld. Sign. 13 , 29 , Arr. Epict. 1.1.19 . a)pokefa^/l-isma, atos, to/, dirt that comes off the head, Poll. 2.48 . a)pokefa^l-ismo/s, o(, beheading, Plu. 2.358e , Procl. Par.Ptol. 280 . a)pokefa^l-isth\s, ou=, o(, headsman, Str. 11.14.14 . a)pokexwrisme/nws, Adv. separately, Apollon. Lex. s.v.tmh/dhn. a)pokhdeu/w, cease to mourn for, tina/ Hdt. 9.31 . a)pokhde/w, Dor. a)pokefa^l-ka_de/w, = a)khde/w , to be remiss, Il. 23.413 ; to be faint, Sophr. 78 . a)pokhdh/s, e/s, = a)khdh/s , negligent: Adv., Comp. -e/steron Hp. ap. Gal. 19.84 . a)pokh/lein: a)podiw/kein,. Hsch. a)po/khros, (kh/r) free from fate or death, prob.l. in Emp. 147 . a)pokh/r-uktos, on, publicly renounced: of a son, disinherited, disowned, Theopomp.Hist. 309 , Poll. 4.93 , Luc. Icar. 14 , Hermog. Stat. a)pokhr-u/cimos, on, to be sold by public auction, IG 2.476 . a)pokh/r-ucis, ews, h(, public announcement, esp. public renunciation of a son, disinheriting, Plu. Them. 2 , Luc. Abd. 5 , Hermog. Inv. 4.13 . a)pokhr-u/ssw, Att. a)pokh/r-ttw, offer a thing for public sale, sell by auction, Hdt. 1.194 , Pl.Com. 121 ; a). o(/ ti a)\n a)lfa/nh| Eup. 258 :— Pass. , to be sold by auction, Lys. 17.7 , Luc. Pisc. 23 , D.Chr. 66.4 . renounce publicly, e)ce/stw tw=| patri\ to\n ui(o\n a). Pl. Lg. 928e sq., cf. D. 39.39 , Luc. Abd. 1 :— Pass. , to be disinherited, u(po\ tou= patro/s Aeschin.Socr. Oxy. 1608.39 . declare outlawed, banish: metaph., filosofi/as Max.Tyr. 32.2 ; th=s sofi/as Philostr. VA 4.30 . forbid by proclamation, a)pokekh/ruktai mh\ strateu/ein X. HG 5.2.27 , cf. Thphr. HP 4.4.5 . manumit by public renunciation of ownership, oi( a)pokaruxqe/ntes e)leu/qeroi, a)peleu/qeroi, IG 5(2).274 , 342a (Mantinea, i/ii A. D.). a)poki^da^ro/w, take the ki/daris off, th\n kefalh/n LXX Le. 10.6 , 21.10 . a)poki/dna^mai, spread abroad from a place, A.R. 4.133 , Arat. 735 , D.P. 48 . a)poki/kw, 3 pl. aor. a)pe/kican, dash to the ground, Ar. Ach. 869 ( Boeot. ). a)pokindu/n-eusis [u_], ews, h(, venturous attempt, tu/xhs Th. 7.67 codd. a)pokindun-eute/on, one must make a desperate venture, th=| bi/a| tw=n swma/twn Polyaen. 1 Praef. 4 . a)pokindun-eu/w, make a desperate venture, try a forlorn hope, pro/s tina against another, Th. 7.81 ; ou) tw=n eu)tuxou/ntwn h)=n to\ a). Arist. Fr. 159 ; a). e)/n tini to make trial in his case, upon him, X. Mem. 4.2.5 , Aeschin. 2.104 ; a). pa/sais tai=s duna/mesi D.H. 3.52 ; a). peri\ tw=n o(/lwn Plu. Alex. 17 : c. acc. cogn., a). tou=to to make this venture, Lys. 4.17 : c. inf., a)pokinduneu/eton . . sofo/n ti le/gein Ar Ra. 1108 :— Pass. , h(mi=n . . a)pokekinduneu/setai ta\ xrh/mata will be put to the uttermost hazard, Th. 3.39 . shrink from the dangers of another, abandon him in danger, tino/s Philostr. V A 7.15 . a)poki_ne/w, remove or put away from, a)pokinh/saske trape/zhs Il. 11.636 ; mh/ m' a)pokinh/swsi qura/wn Od. 22.107 ; th=s o)du/nhs Hp. Morb. 2.69 . intr., move off, abscond, Aen.Tact. 10.5 , Polyaen. 1.43.2 . a)po/ki_nos, o(, (kine/w) comic dance, of an indecent nature, Cratin. 120 , Ar. Fr. 275 , Poll. 4.101 , Ath. 14.629c : metaph., a)po/kinon eu(re/ find some way of dancing off or off or escaping, Ar. Eq. 20 . a)pokirna/omai, become unmixed, kirna=tai pa/nta kai\ a)pokirna=tai Zos. Alch. p.110 B. a)pokirs-o/omai, Pass. , become varicose, fle/bes a). Archig. ap. Gal. 8.90 . a)poki/rs-wsis, ews, h(, formation of a varex, Paul.Aeg. 6.64 . a)pokisso/omai, Pass. , develop into kisso/s, of e(/lic, Thphr. HP 3.18.7 . to be deprived of the ivy-wreath, IG 3.80 . a)po/kistos, on, gloss on a)pe/kthtos and a)/pokos, Hsch. a)pokla^deu/w, lop off the branches, Ph.Bybl. ap. Eus. PE 1.10 . a)po-kla/zw (A), aor. -e/klagca, ring or shout forth, A. Ag. 156 (lyr.), AP 7.191 ( Arch. ). a)p-okla/zw (B), bend one's knees: hence, rest, Ar. Fr. 109 (but cf. a)pokla/w 2 ). a)poklai/w, Att. a)p-kla/w [a_], fut. -klau/somai: aor. -e/klausa:— weep aloud, Hdt. 2.121 .g/, etc.; a). sto/non S. Ph. 695 (lyr.). a). tina/ or ti bewail much, mourn deeply for, Thgn. 931 , A. Pr. 637 ; e)mauto/n Pl. Phd. 117c :— Med. , a)poklau/sasqai kaka/ bewail one/s woes, S. OT 1467 ; th\n peni/an Ar. V. 564 ; terpno\n to\ le/cai ka)poklau/sasqai E. Fr. 563 . Med. , also, cease to wail, Luc. Syr.D. 6 . a)pokla|con, v. a)poklei/w. a)po/kla_ros, on, Dor. for a)po/klhros. a)po/-kla^sis, ews, h(, breaking, of a wave, EM 8.41 . a)po/-klasma, atos, to/, fracture near a joint, Hp. Off. 23 . morsel of bread, Alex.Trall. 7.9 . a)po/klauma, atos, to/, loud wailing, graw=n Arr. Epict. 2.16.39 (pl.). a)pokla/w, break off, to\ ke/ras Str. 10.2.19 : aor. 2 part. a)pokla/s Anacr. 17 :— Med. , AP 7.506 ( Leon. ):— Pass. , su\n i(sti/w| . . a)/rmen' a)poklasqe/nta Theoc. 22.14 . dress vines, Ar. Fr. 109 (unless from a)p-okla/zw (B), q. v.). dub. sens. in Hp. Off. 14 (s.v.l.). a)pokla/w [a_], v. sub a)poklai/w. a)po/-kleisis or a)po/-klhsis, ews, h(, (a)poklei/w) a shutting up, a). mou tw=n pulw=n a shutting the gates against me, Th. 4.85 . a shutting out, a)poklh/|seis gi/gnesqai (sc. e)/mellon) there would be a complete stoppage to their works, Id. 6.99 . a)po/-kleisma, atos, to/, guard-house, LXX Je. 36(29).26 . a)po-kleismo/s, o(, exclusion, Arr. Epict. 4.7.20 , Artem. 3.54 ; but, prison, Aq. Ps. 141(142).8 . a)po/-kleistos, on, shut off, enclosed, LXX 3 Ki. 6.21 . a)poklei/w, fut. -klei/sw X. An. 4.3.20 : Ion. a)po-hi/w: Att. a)po-h/w, fut. -klh|sw Ar. V. 775 : Dor. aor. imper. -kla|con Theoc. 15.43 :—shut off from or out of, tina\ tw=n pule/wn Hdt. 5.104 ; dwma/twn A. Pr. 670 ; a). tina/ shut her out, Theoc. 15.43 , 77 ; tina\ th=| kilkli/di Ar. V. 775 ; th=| qu/ra| Id. Ec. 420 :— Med. , a). tina\ th=s diaba/sews Th. 6.101 :— Pass. , a). th=s dieco/dou [u(/dwr] Hdt. 3.117 ; th=s o)pi/sw o(dou= ib. 55 ; tou= a)/steos ib. 58 ; a). tw=n pulw=n Ar. Lys. 423 codd.; th=s qu/ras Timocl. 23 ; u(po\ th=s i(/ppou Hdt. 9.50 . shut out or exclude from, tou/twn Id. 1.37 , etc.; a). tina\ tw=n u(parxo/ntwn D. 28.17 ; a)po\ tw=n a)laqw=n Ar. V. 601 ; also a)pokeklh/|kamen . . qeou\s mhke/ti . . diapera=n po/lin Id. Av. 1263 :— Pass. , a). tou= si/tou, tw=n proshko/ntwn, turn away from food, have no appetite, Hp. Int. 1 ; tw=n siti/wn Id. Vict. 3.81 , cf. D. 54.11 ; a).tou= lo/gou tuxei=n Id. 45.19 ; pro\s ta\s o(toudh/pote a)poklei/ontai metado/seis refuse, Phld. Herc. 1251.17 . c. acc. only, shut up, close, ta\s pu/las, ta\ i(ra/, Hdt. 1.150 , 2.133 ; ta\ . . pro\s th\n h)w= e)/xonta to/ te *ph/lion o)/ros kai\ h( *)/ossa a)poklhi/+ei, of Thessaly, 7.129 ; a). ta\s e)fo/dous tw=n e)pithdei/wn X. HG 2.4.3 :— Pass. , to be closed, a). ai( pu/lai Hdt. 3.117 ; a). h( *skuqikh\ u(po\ *)agaqu/rswn, i.e. is bounded by them, Id. 4.100 ; of a road, Babr. 8.4 . shut up, as if in prison, de/mas S. OT 1388 , Ar. V. 719 ; th\n po/lin a). moxloi=s Id. Lys. 487 ; a). tina\ e)/ndon D. 59.41 :— Pass. , a)poklh|/esqai e)n dwmati/w| Lys. 1.17 . shut out, a). th\n o)/yin intercept, Hdt. 4.7 ; a). th\n bla/sthn tou= pterou= bar its growth, Pl. Phdr. 251d :— Pass. , to\ fw=s a)poke/kleistai Arist. Pr. 904b18 . a)pokle/ptw, fut. -yw, to steal away, run away with, ti h.Merc. 522 : — Pass. , aor. 2 a)pekla/phn, to be robbed of, ti interpol. in Artem. 2.59 . a)poklhi/+w, v. -klei/w : later a)po-klh/zw, IG 3.900 . a)po-klhro/nomos, on, = sq., disinherited, Arr. Epict. 3.8.2 , BGU 326.7 (ii A. D.), Just. Nov. 2.3 Intr. a)po/-klhros, Dor. a)po/-kla_ros, on, without lot or share of, po/nwn Pi. P. 5.54 ; a)xe/wn Emp. 147 . abs., disinherited, Arist. Top. 112b19 . a)poklhr-o/w, choose by lot from a number, Hdt. 2.32 ; a). e(/na e)k deka/dos Id. 3.25 ; a)po\ pa/ntwn tw=n lo/xwn Th. 4.8 : at Athens, choose or elect by lot, pruta/neis Id. 8.70 , cf. And. 1.82 ; sitofu/lakas a). Lys. 22.16 :— Pass. , to be so chosen, D. 25.27 , Marm.Par. 16 : hence, choose at random, prob. in Phld. Rh. 1.114S. :— Med. , much like Act. , Ph. 2.508 , Plu. 2.826f . allot, assign by lot, xw/ran tini/ Plu. Caes. 51 , cf. Hld. 4.2 :— Pass. , to be allotted, fall to one's share, tini/ Luc. Merc. Cond. 32 , Ph. 2.577 ; have allotted to one, ti Ph. 1.214 . eliminate by lot, Arist. Pol. 1298b26 . a)poklh/r-wsis, ews, h(, selection by lot, dikastw=n D.C. 39.7 ; choice by lot or chance, unreasoning choice, Plu. 2.1045f : hence, absurdity, absence of reason, in the phrase ti/s h( a). tou= . .; what is there unreasonable in . ., A.D. Synt. 267.17 , cf. Alex.Aphr. de An. 22.25 , S.E. M. 8.351 , Dam. Pr. 34 , al.; kat' a)poklh/rwsin without reason, at random, fortuitously, Gal. 1.135 ,al. a)poklhr-wte/on, one must decide by lot, Arist. Pol. 1318b1 . a)poklhr-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, choosing or acting by lot or chance, at random, to\-ko/n S.E. P. 3.79 ; absurd, lo/gos Phlp. in Mete. 82.35 , cf. Simp. in Cael. 158.3 , 161.21 . assigning, allotting, duna/meis tou= kat' a)ci/an a). Simp. in Epict. p.104 D. a)po/klhsis, a)poklh/w, v. a)po/kleisis, a)poklei/w. a)po/klhtos, on, (a)pokale/w) called or chosen out, select; oi( *)apo/klhtoi, in the Aetolian League, members of the select council, Plb. 20.1.1 , etc. a)po/kli^ma, atos, to/, a slope, EM 374.35 , Aristeas 59 . Astrol., cadent place, preceding one of the four ke/ntra, Cat.Cod.Astr. 1.100 ; opp. e)panafora/(q.v.), S.E. M. 5.14 , Paul.Al. P. 2 , etc. a)pokli_ma/kwsis, ews, h(, ladder, JHS 12.232 (Cilicia). a)po-kli^nh/s, e/s, on the decline, Man. 6.62 . a)po-kli/nw [i_], fut. -i^nw=:— Pass. , aor. -ekli/qhn, poet. -ekli/nqhn Theoc. 3.37 :—turn off or aside, o)/neiron Od. 19.556 ; au)gh/n Sor. 1.100 ; turn back, h.Ven. 168 : metaph., th\n dia/noian Simp. in Ph. 1164.39 :— Pass. (cf. 111.1 ), slope away, of countries, ta\ pro\s th\n *gelw/|an a)pokeklime/na D.S. 13.89 ; of the day, decline towards evening, a)poklinome/nhs th=s mesambri/hs, th=s h(me/rhs, Hdt. 3.104 , 114 , 4.181 . Pass. , to be upset, D. 55.24 , Plu. Galb. 27 . more freq. intr. in Act. , of countries, slope, w(s pro\s ta\s a)/rktous Plb. 3.47.2 . turn aside or off the road, X. An. 2.216 , Theoc. 7.130 : hence, to\ pro\s th\n h)w= a)pokli/nonti as one turns to go eastward, Hdt. 4.22 . slip off, ste/fanon -kli/nonta th=s kefalh=s Philostr. Im. 1.14 . with a bad sense, fall away, decline, S. OT 1192 (lyr.); e)pi\ to\ r(aqumei=n D. 1.13 ; pro\s qhriw/dh fu/sin Pl. Plt. 309e : generally, tend, incline, pro\s ta\s h(dona/s Arist. EN 1121b10 , cf. Pl. R. 547e ; a). w(s pro\s th\n dhmokrati/an, pro\s th\n o)ligarxi/an, Arist. Pol. 1293b35 , 1307a15 ; a). e)i/s tina te/xnhn Pl. Lg. 847a ; pro\s to\ ko/smion ib. 802e ; to be favourably disposed, pro/s tina D. 23.105 . Astrol., of planets, enter the a)po/klima (q.v.), opp. e)pi/kentros ei)=nai, Plot. 2.3.1 , cf. 3 , Ptol. Tetr. 115 . a)po/-kli^sis, ews, h(, slope, Cleom. 1.1 , Ph. 1.459 . turning off, decline, of fortune, Plu. 2.611a ; of disease, Gal. 7.424 , Herod.Med. in Rh.Mus. 58.98 . stooping, descent, Plu. 2.970d ; of the sun, Id. Aem. 17 ; of a ship, rolling, Id. Pomp. 47 (pl.); of a crowd, swaying to and fro, Id. Pyrrh. 33 . Astrol., passing away from a ke/ntron, Vett.Val. 57.14 . turning aside, Corn. Rh. p.384H. a)po-kli^te/on, one must incline, pro/s ti Arist. EN 1165a4 . a)po/-kli^tos, on, declining, waning, Plu. 2.273e . a)po-klu/zw, wash off, [ pi/ssan] ei)s oi)=non Erasistr. ap. Philum. Ven. 17.12 : metaph., to\n lo/gon a). th=s yuxh=s Plu. Cic. 32 ; wash clean, se/reis Diog. Ep. 32.1 ; e)/ria PHolm. 27.2 ; rinse the mouth, Gp. 14.17.5 :— Pass. , Thphr. HP 8.6.5 , Arist. Mu. 397a34 . in Med. , D.S. 4.51 : metaph., poti/mf lo/gw| a)lmura\n a)koh\n a). Pl. Phdr. 243d : hence, avert by purifications, o)/neiron Ar. Ra. 1340 . a)po/-klu^sis, ews, h(, washing off, e)piklu/seis kai\ a). flow and ebb, Them. Or. 13.167b . a)po/-klwma: a)pologi/a e)pi\ to\ xei=ron, Hsch. a)po-klwnei=: a)postrofei= ( Tarent. ), Id. a)pokmhte/on, (a)poka/mnw) one must grow weary, Pl. R. 445b (Bekk. for a)poknhte/on). a)po/-knaisis, ews, h(, affliction, vexation, Hsch. a)po-knai/w, Att. a)po-kna/w, inf. -kna=n dub. l. Pl. Phlb. 26b : aor. -e/knaisa Id. R. 406b :— scrape, rub off, ti Antiph. 245 :— Med. , Hsch. a). tina/ wear one out, worry to death, Ar. Ec. 1087 , Pl.ll.cc., f.l. in Thphr. Char. 7.4 ; su/ m' a)poknai/eis peripatw=n Men. 341 ; a)poknai/ei ga\r a)hdi/a| dh/pou kai\ a)naisqhsi/a| D. 21.153 , cf. D.H. Dem. 20 :— Pass. , to be worn out, Pl. R. 406b ; ei)sforai=s X. HG 6.2.1 . a)pokn-e/w, shrink from, c. acc., to\n ki/ndunon Th. 3.20 ; to\n plou=n Id. 8.12 ; pro/s ti Zos. 5.40 :—c. inf., shrink from doing, Th. 4.11 , Pl. Phd. 84c , Tht. 166b . abs., shrink back, hesitate, Th. 3.55 , 6.18 , Pl. Lg. 78o d, etc. a)po/kn-hsis, ews, h(, shrinking from, strateiw=n Th. 1.99 ; a). pro\s tou\s politikou\s a)gw=nas Plu. 2.783b . a)pokn-hte/on, Pl. R. 349a , 372a , Isoc. 8.62 ; ou)k a). to\ fa/nai mh\ sunie/nai Arist. Top. 160a21 . a)po-kni/zw, fut. -i/sw, nip or snip off, ti Hp. Steril. 214 , Ar. Ach. 869 , Sotad.Com. 1.23 , Thphr. HP 6.8.2 ; khfh=nos ptero/n Arist. HA 554b5 ; a)po/tinos D.S. 2.4 ; tino/s Plu. 2.977b ; wring off, kefalh/n LXX Le. 1.15 ; a). ta\ o)/mmata, perh. f.l. for a)po/knaison , Tab.Defix.Aud. 242.59 (Carthage, iii A.D.). a)po/-kni^sis, ews, h(, nipping off, Thphr. CP 5.9.11 (pl.). a)po/-knisma, atos, to/, that which is nipped off, a little bit, Ar. Pax 790 . a)pokogxi/zw, draw out with a ko/gxh 1.2 , Dsc. 1.30 . a)pokoima/omai, Pass. with fut. Med. -h/somai:— sleep away from home, nu/kta -hqei/s Pl. Lg. 762c ; e)n *lakedai/moni Eup. 208 . get a little sleep, esp. of troops on duty, Hdt. 8.76 , Ar. V. 213 , X. Cyr. 2.4.22 and 26 , Plb. 3.79.10 ; simply, fall asleep, Polyaen. 8.23.1 . die an easy death, Vett. Val. 126.28 . a)pokoimi/zw, put to sleep, Alciphr. 1.39 :— Pass. , go to sleep: metaph., Socr. Ep. 1.6 . a)po-koite/w, sleep away from one's post, Decr. ap. D. 18.37 , cf. PPetr. 3p.204 (iii B.C.). a)po/-koitos, on, sleeping away from, tw=n sussi/twn Aeschin. 2.127 ; ou)k a). para\ *(re/as Luc. DDeor. 10.2 ; mh/te a). mhd' a)fh/meros a)po\ th=s oi)ki/as BGU 1098.34 (i B.C.): abs., Men. Inc. 2.10 . separate from, c. gen., a)rourw=n BGU 915.14 (i/ii A. D.). a)pokola^keu/w: eblandior, Gloss. a)poko/lastos, on, unpunished, Zos.Alch. p.241B. a)pokolla/w, unglue, dissolve, Gal. 18(1).481 ( Pass. ): metaph., sw=ma dialuo/menon h)/dh kai\ a)pokollw/menon, Eun. Hist. p.264D. ; strip off, ti/ tinos Eust. 854.33 . a)pokoloku/ntwsis, ews, h(, (koloku/nqh) transformation into a pumpkin, a travesty of the a)poqe/wsis of the Emperor Claudius, attributed to Seneca, D.C. 60.35 . a)pokolou/w, cut short off, po/das dub. in Hp. Nat.Mul. 8 , cf. Call. Jov. 90 (tm.), AB 435 , Hsch. s.v. a)posko/lupte. a)pokolpo/omai, Pass. , form a bay, Arist. Mu. 393a26 . a)pokolumba/w, dive and swim away, Th. 4.25 , D.C. 49.1 . a)pokoma/w, lose one's hair, Luc. Lex. 5 . a)pokom-idh/, h(, carrying away, Plb. 24.6.3 . (from Pass. ) getting away or back, return, Th. 1.137 . a)pokom-i/zw, carry away, escort, X. Cyr. 7.3.12 ; carry away captive, e)s po/lin Th. 7.82 :— Pass. , to be carried off, oi)/kade And. 1.61 , cf. D. 54.9 ; take oneself off, get away, e)s th\n *)hio/na Th. 5.10 ; e)p' oi)/kou Id. 4.96 . carry back, A.R. 4.1106 :— Pass. , o)pi/sw a). return, Hdt. 5.27 . a)pokom-isth/s, ou=, o(, one who leads away, Sch. E. Andr. 1268 : pl., ib. Hec. 222 . messenger, bearer of a letter, Cat.Cod.Astr. 2.193 . a)pokom-istiko/s: ablativus, Gloss. a)po/komma, atos, to/, splinter, chip, pe/tras a)po/komm' a)tera/mnou (of a man) Theoc. 10.7 ; a). tw=n tou= xalkou= peta/lwn PHolm. 1.40 ; a). a)raxniou shred, Luc. VH 1.18 ; block of wood, of an idol, Aq. Ez. 20.7 ; of stone, pw/rwn a). IG 11.158A32 (Delos, iii B. C., pl.). a)pokompa/zw, of lyre strings, break with a snap, AP 6.54 (Paul. Sil.); declare blatantly, Simp. in Ph. 1143.8 . a)pokondu^lo/omai, become condylomatous, Paul.Aeg. 3.75 . a)pokoni/w [i_], said to be an Aetol. word for kick up the dust, i.e. run, dub. in Hygin. Astr. 3.11 . a)pokonto/w, (konto/s) thrust away or out, ta\ o)pi/sw Procop. Arc. 9 . a)po-kope/omai, = a)poko/ptomai III, Hsch. a)po-koph/, h(, (a)poko/ptw) cutting off, krato/s A. Supp. 841 , cf. Hp. Mochl. 34 ; lopping off a shoot for grafting, M.Ant. 11.8 : Medic., amputation, Archig. ap. Orib. 47.13.3 ; stoppage, e)mmhi/nwn Sor. 1.26 . pedi/wn a)., prob.their abrupt terminations, Plu. Phil. 4 , cf. Gp. 12.41.1 . fwnh=s a). loss of voice, Dsc. 2.120 , cf. Gal. 13.31 . a)pokopaz xrew=n cancelling of all debts, And. 1.88 , Pl. R. 566a , Jusj. ap. D. 24.149 , etc. abruptness, esp. of literary style, Demetr. Eloc. 238 ; a). r(uqmou= broken rhythm, ib. 6 ; e)c a)pokoph=s abruptly, D.H. Th. 52 ; also of disease, e)c a). luqh=nai to be suddenly cured, Gal. 7.441 . section, extract, lo/gou Tryph. Trop. 7 . in Gramm., apocope, cutting off of one or more letters, esp. at the end of a word, Arist. Po. 1458b2 (pl.), cf. A.D. Synt. 6.11 ; kat' a)pokoph/n Str. 8.5.3 ; also of elliptical expressions, such as nh\ to/n, Ph. 2.271 . a)po/-kopos, on, castrated, Str. 13.4.14 , Vett.Val. 113.28 ; to\ a). castration, Ph. 2.264 . abrupt, precipitous, o)/rh Peripl.M.Rubr. 32 . a)pokopro/omai, turn into excrement, Anon.Lond. 25.41 . a)po-kopte/on, one must hew off, xei=ra Ph. 1.668 , cf. Paul.Aeg. 6.74 . a)po-koptiko/s, h/, o/n, fit for cutting off, Procl. inR. 2.182 , 296K. a)po-kopto/s, h/, o/n, severed from others, special, vi/kh Eust. 1468.3 . a)po-ko/ptw, cut off, hew off, freq. in Hom. , of men's limbs, ka/rh a)pe/koye Il. 11.261 ; a)po/ t' au)xe/na ko/yas ib. 146 , al.; in Prose, xei=ras a). Hdt. 6.91 , etc.; a)gku/ras X. HG 1.6.21 ; gefu/ras Plu. Nic. 26 ; amputate, Archig. ap. Orib. 47.13.2 ; nhw=n a)poko/yein a)/kra ko/rumba Il. 9.241 ; a)po\ pei/smat' e)/koya neo/s Od. 10.127 ; a)i/+cas a)pe/koye parh/oron he cut loose the trace-horse, Il. 16.474 :— Pass. , a)pokeko/yontai, of buds, will be cut off, Ar. Nu. 1125 , cf. M.Ant. 11.8 ; a). th\n xei=ra have it cut off, Hdt. 6.114 ; a).ta\ gennhtika/, of eunuchs, Ph. 1.89 : abs., a)pokekomme/nos eunuch, LXX De. 23.1 , cf. Luc. Eun. 8 :— Med. , make oneself a eunuch, Ep.Gal. 5.12 , cf. Arr. Epict. 2.20.19 . metaph., a)p' e)lpi/da fhmi\ keko/fqai nautili/hs no/stou te A.R. 4.1272 , cf. Plb. 3.63.8 ; e/)leon D.S. 13.23 ; a). to\ a)mfi/bolon th=s gnw/mhs decide summarily, Alciphr. 1.8 ; also a)pokoph=nai th=s e)lpi/dos Plu. Pyrrh. 2 ; dia\ to\ mh\ a)poko/ptein th\n poluxro/nion zwh/n exclude from the reckoning, despair of, Phld. Herc. 1251.22 ; reject, exclude, Id. Sign. 7 , D. 3.13 :— Med. , dub.in Phld. Mort. 23 . esp. of voice or breath, cut short, to\n tou= pneu/matos to/non D.H. Comp. 14 , cf. 22 :— Pass. , a)poke/koptai/ tini h( fwnh/ Plu. Dem. 25 , cf. Dsc. Eup. 1.85 . of literary periods or phrases, bring to an abrupt close, dei= th= makra= -ko/ptesqai Arist. Rh. 1409a19 , cf. Demetr. Eloc. 18 , 238 . Gramm., in Pass. , to be cut short by a)pokoph/ (q.v.), Eust. 487.10 , EM 609.54 . abstract an idea or word from its context, to\ "a)gaqo\s" a)pokope/n Anon. in SE 57.31 . a). tina\ a)po\ to/pou beat off from a strong place, of soldiers, X. An. 3.4.39 , 4.2.10 . Med. , smite the breast in mourning: c. acc., mourn for, nekro/n E. Tr. 628 . a)pokore/nnu_mi, make quite satisfied, Gloss. a)pokore/w, wipe off, Hsch. a)pokorso/omai, Med. , (ko/rsh) = a)pokei/romai , A. Fr. 248 . a)pokoru^f-o/w, bring to a point, Plb. 3.49.6 :— Pass. , rise to a head, ei)s o)cu/ Hp. Prog. 7 ; run to a point, flo\c a). Thphr. Ign. 53 : metaph., culminate, ei)s ei)s e(\n -korufou=tai h( no/hsis Dam. Pr. 213 . metaph., a)pekoru/fou sfi ta/de gave them this summary answer, Hdt. 5.73 ; cause to culminate, didaskali/an ei)s qeologi/an Simp. in Ph. 1359.8 , cf. in Cael. 126.3 . a)pokoru^/f-wsis, ews, h(, concentration, ei)s e(/n Prisc.Lyd. 22.3 . a)/pokos, on, without nap, An.Ox. 2.238 ; not shorn, Suid. a)pokosme/w, restore order by clearing away, clear away, a)peko/smeon e)/ntea daito/s Od. 7.232 ; dismantle, h(rw=|on IG 3.1423 ; deform, a)mpe/lous Corn. ND 30 ; po/lin Lib. Or. 30.23 ; to\ basi/leion th=s prw/ths eu)daimoni/as J. AJ 16.8.5 , cf. Longus 4.7 :— Pass. , to be disfigured, D.C. Fr. 102.9 :— Med. , put off one's ornaments, Paus. 7.26.9 :— Pass. , to be stripped of them, Aristid. Or. 43(25).39 . remove from the world, kill, LXX 2 Ma. 4.38 . a)pokotta^b-i/zw, dash out the last drops of wine, as in playing at the cottabus, X. HG 2.3.56 , cf. Ath. 15.665e . metaph., vomit, Herod. Med. ap. Orib. 10.8.12 . a)pokotta^b-ismo/s, o(, dashing out the last drops, Ath. 15.666a , cf. 667c (pl.). vomit, Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 5.27.9 . a)pokoufi/zw, lighten, set free from, tina\ kakw=n, E. Or. 1341 , Hec. 104 (lyr.), cf. AP 9.372 ; relieve, Plu. Cleom. 18 ; lighten a cargo, Str. 5.3.5 ( Pass. ). a)poko/yimos, that can be cut off, Gloss. a)po/koyis, ews, h(, cutting off, o)ste/wn Hp. Art. 68 . a)po-kra^di/zw, (kradh) pluck from the fig-tree, e)rinou/s Nic. Al. 319 . a)po-kra/dios [ra^], on, plucked from the fig-tree, AP 6.300 ( Leon. ). a)pokra/zw, cry out under, complain of, bi/an Simp. in Epict. p.132 D. a)pokraipa^l-a/w, sleep off a debauch, Plu. Ant. 30 . waste in debauch, Theognet. 2 . a)pokraipa^l-i/zomai, = foreg., Suid. a)pokraipa^l-ismo/s, o(, sleeping off a debauch, Hsch. a)pokra_ni/zw, strike off from the head, ke/ras AP 6.255 ( Eryc. ). cut off the head, Eust. 1850.30 . a)pokra^te/w, exceed all others, o( Nei=los plh/qei+ [u(/datos] a). Hdt. 4.50 , cf. 75 . trans., control, remedy, e)nterokh/las Dsc. 4.9 . withhold, retain, trofh/n Plu. 2.494d ; keep one's hands from, cifw=n J. BJ 4.5.4 . retain in memory, c. gen., maqhma/twn Sor. 1.3 . a)po/kpa^tos, on, without strength, exhausted, Ph. 1.209 . a)po-krema/zw, = a)pokrema/nnumi , Suid. s.v. *(upe/rbolon. a)po-kre/ma^mai, Pass. , hang down from, hang on by, Arist. HA 553b3 ; ta\ a)pokrema/mena appendages, ib. 620b14 ; impf. a)pekrema/mhn Q.S. 11.197 ; aor. a)pekrema/sqhn Luc. DDeor. 21.1 ; a)pokrema/menos th\n r(i=na hook-nosed, Philostr. Her. 3.3 . a)po-krema/nnu_mi, fut. -krema/sw, Att. -kremw=:— let hang down, au)xe/n' a)pekre/masen, of a dying bird, Il. 23.879 ; xorda\n plh=ktron a)pekre/mase the plectrum broke the string so that it hung down, AP 9.584 ; h( probolh\ tw=n xeirw=n a). to\ sw=ma renders unsteady, Philostr. Gym. 34 ; i)sxu/n relax, ib. 53 :— Pass. , hang down, Arist. Pr. 948b4 ; break forth from, phga\s -ume/nas tw=n o)rw=n Philostr. VA 6.26 : metaph., become detached, gnw/mh mh\-u/sqw ou(= zntei= Id. VS 2.9.2 ; ou)si/ai a)pokekremasme/nai tw=n oi)kei/wn e(na/dwn Dam. Pr. 213 . hang up, suspend, to\n faretrew=na Hdt. 1.216 . a)po-kre/ma^sis, ews, h(, hanging down, Aët. 3.7 . a)po-kre/masma, atos, to/, = foreg., au)xe/nos Eust. 1334.2 . a)po-kremasto/s, h/, o/n, hanging from a thing, Epigr. ap. Philostr. Her. 19.17 (tm.). a)po-krema/w, = a)pokrema/nnumi , Arist. HA 540b26 , Luc. Asin. 30 . a)po-kremh/s, e/s, hanging down, Ruf. Onom. 101 , Eust. 1587.20 . a)pokrh/mnhmi, = a)pokrema/nnumi , Sor. 1.71 , Diog. Ep. 30.3 . a)po-krhmvizw, throw from a cliff's edge, Hld. 2.8 . a)po/-krhmnos, on, sheer, precipitous, o)/ros a)/baton kai\ a). Hdt. 7.176 , cf. 3.111 ; xw=ros a). Id. 8.53 , cf. Th. 4.31 , etc.: Sup. , Diog. Ep. 37.4 : metaph. of an advocate's case, full of difficulties, pa/nta a). o(rw= D. 25.76 . a)po-krhmno/w, walk over a precipice, David Proll. 148.26 . a)po-kri^do/n, Adv., (a)pokri/nw) apart from, c. gen., A.R. 2.15 : abs., Opp. H. 1.548 , cf. IG 3.1416a :—also a)po-krida/, Hdn.Gr. 1.496 . a)po/kri^ma, atos, to/, judicial sentence, condemnation ( = kata/krima , Hsch. ), to\ a). tou= qana/tou 2 Ep.Cor. 1.9 . (from Med. ) answer, dou=nai/ tisi Plb. 12.26b . 1 ; esp. of the answers given by Emperors to legationes, o( e)pi\ tw=n *(ellhnikw=n a). SIG 804.5 (Cos, i A. D.); e)pi\ tw=n e)pistolw=n kai\ presbeiw=n kai\ a). Suid. s.v. *dionu/sios , cf. IG 12(1).2.4 (Rhodes, i A. D., pl.), J. AJ 14.10.6 ; also of a proconsul of Asia, OGI 494.18 (Milet., ii A. D.). rescript, qeou= *(adrianou= PTeb. 286.1 (ii A. D.). a)pokri/nw [i_], fut. -kri^nw=, set apart, prob. in Alc. Supp. 5.7 , Pherecr. 23 , Ael. VH 12.8 ; xwri\s a). Pl. Plt. 302c , al.:— Pass. , to be parted or separated, a)pokrinqe/nte parted from the throng (of two pro/maxoi), Il. 5.12 (nowhere else in Hom. ); pi/qhkos h)/|ei qhri/wn a)pokriqei/s Archil. 89.3 ; of the elements in cosmogony, Emp. 9.4 , Anaxag. 2 , Democr. 167 ; a)pekri/qh . . tou= barba/rou e)/qneos to\ *(ellhniko/n Hdt. 1.60 ; xwri/s qhri/wn h( di/aita a)poke/kritai Id. 2.36 ; a)pokekri/sqai ei)s e(\n o)/noma to be separated and brought under one name, Th. 1.3 ; ou) bebai/ws a)pekri/qhsan, of combatants, separated without decisive result, Id. 4.72 . Medic. in Pass. , to be distinctly formed, Hp. Prog. 23 ; of the embryo, Arist. HA 561a17 ; ta\ e)n tw=| sw/mati -o/mena bodily secretions, Hp. VM 14 ; ta\ e)s th\n koili/hn a). Id. Vict. 4.89 ; but e)s tou=to pa/nta a)pekri/qh all illnesses determined or ended in this alone, Th. 2.49 ; also h(=| ta\ perittw/mata a)pokri/netai are voided, Arist. PA 665b24 , cf. GA 773b35 . mark by a distinctive form, distinguish, pru/mnhn Hdt. 1.194 ; no/shma/ ti a)pokekrime/non specific, Pl. R. 407d , cf. Arist. Mete. 369b29 . choose, e(/na u(mw=n a). e)cai/reton Hdt. 6.130 ; a). tou= pezou=, tou= stratou=, choose from . ., Hdt. 3.17 , 25 ; duoi=n a)pokri/nas kakoi=n having set apart, i.e. decreed, one of two, S. OT 640 . exclude, plh/qei tw=n yh/fwn Pl. Lg. 946a . reject on examination, kri/nein kai\ a). ib. 751d ; e)gkri/nein kai\ a). ib. 936a ; a). tina\ th=s ni/khs decide that one has lost the victory, decide it against one, Arist. Pol. 1315b18 :— Med. , Pl. Lg. 966d . Med. , a)pokri/nomai, fut. -kri^nou=mai, etc.: Pl. uses pf. and plpf. Pass. in med. sense, Prt. 358a , Grg. 463c , etc., but also in pass. sense (v. infr.):—give answer to, reply to question, dub. 1 . in Hdt. 5.49 , 8.101 (elsewh. u(pokr-), cf. E. Ba. 1271 , IA 1354 ; a). tini/ Ar. Nu. 1245 , etc.: metaph., a). toi=s pra/gmasin w(s e)pi\ tw=n e)rwthma/twn Arr. Epict. 2.16.2 ; a). pro/s tina, pro\s to\ e)rwtw/menon, to a questioner or question, Th. 5.42 , Pl. Prt. 338d ; a). ei) . . Ar. V. 964 ; a). o(/ti . . Th. 1.90 : c. acc., a)pokri/nesqai to\ e)rwthqe/n to answer the question, Id. 3.61 , cf. Pl. Cri. 49a , Hp.Ma. 287b , Arist. Metaph. 1007a9 : c. acc. cogn., a). ou)de\ gru= Ar. Pl. 17 ; ou)de\n cumbatiko/n Th. 8.71 ; a). a)po/krisin Pl. Lg. 658c :— Pass. , tou=to/ moi a)pokekri/sqw let this be my answer, Id. Tht. 187b ; kalw=s a)/n soi a)peke/krito your answer would have been sufficient, Id. Grg. 453d , cf. Men. 75c , Euthd. 299d . answer charges, defend oneself, Ar. Ach. 632 ; o( a)pokrino/menos the defendant, Antipho 6.18 , cf. 2.4.3 ; a)pekrina/mhn freq. in legal documents, PHib. 1.31.24 (iii B. C.), etc. aor. Pass. a)pekri/qh, = a)pekri/nato , he answered, condemned by Phryn. 86 , is unknown in earlier Att. , exc. in Pherecr. 51 , Pl. Alc. 2.149b ; but occurs in Machoap. Ath. 8.349d , UPZ 6.30 (ii B. C.), SIG 674.61 (Narthacium, ii B. C.), IG 4.679 (Hermione, ii B. C.), Plb. 4.30.7 , etc.; once in J., AJ 9.3.1 , twice in Luc., Sol. 5 , Demon. 26 ; regular in LXX (but sts. a)pekrina/mhn in solemn language, as 3 Ki. 2.1 ) and prevails in NT esp. in the phrase a)pokriqei\s ei)=pen Ev.Matt. 3.15 ; a). le/gei Ev.Marc. 8.20 , al., cf. X. An. 2.1.22 codd.: fut. a)pokriqh/somai in same sense, LXX Is. 14.32 , al., Ev.Matt. 25.45 , Hermog. Inv. 4.6 . a)po-kri+sia/rios, o(, secretary, POxy. 144.15 (vi A. D.). a)/po-kri^sis, ews, h(, separation, Anaxag. 4 ; ka/qarsis a). xeiro/nwn a)po\ beltio/nwn Pl. Def. 415d . Medic., excretion or secretion, gonh=s Hp. Genit. 2 , siti/wn Vict. 4.93 , cf. Arist. HA 582a4 , Pr. 878a23 , etc.; a).spermatikh/, perittwmatikh/, PA 681b35 ; spe/rmatos Epicur. Nat.Herc. 908.3 . a). noshrh/ exhalation, miasma, Hp. Nat.Hom. 9 . (from Med. ) decision, answer, first in Thgn. 1167 , cf. Hdt. 1.49 , 5.50 codd. (u(po/krisis edd.), Hp. Decent. 3 , Steril. 213 , E. Fr. 977 ; a). pro\s to\ e)rw/thma Th. 3.60 , cf. X. Hier. 1.35 . defence, Antipho 5.65 . rescript, Procop. Pers. 2.23 ; = responsum, Gloss. embassy, commission, Chor. in Rev.Phil. 1.79 . a kind of dance, Hsch. a)po-kri^te/on, one must reject, opp. e)gkrite/on, Pl. R. 377c , 413d , cf. Lib. Or. 25.53 . one must answer, Pl. Prt. 351d , Alc. 1.114e , etc. a)po-kri^tiko/s, h/, o/n, secretory, du/namis tw=n perittwma/twn a). Gal. 8.9 ; a). du/namis faculty of ejection, Olymp. in Mete. 201.7 ; separative, Simp. in Ph. 1190.22 . proper to answers, Theon Prog. 5 . a)po/-kri^tos, on, separated, chosen, Inscr.in Sauciuc Andros 130 , Opp. H. 3.266 . a)pokrot-e/w, snap the fingers, Str. 14.5.9 . dash against the ground, xamai/ Babr. 119.4 . a)pokro/t-hma, atos, to/, snap of the finger, Aristobul. 6 . a)po/krotos, on, beaten or trodden hard, gh=, xwri/on, Th. 7.27 , X. Eq. 7.15 , cf. Hero Aut. 2.1 : generally, hard, xhlai\ kai\ o(plai/ Plu. 2.98d : Medic., a)rthri/a Gal. 19.405 ; pw=ros ib. 442 : metaph., yuxh\ liqi/nh kai\ a). Ph. 2.165 , cf. Ptol. Tetr. 155 . Adv. -tws without fail, PGrenf. 2.89.3 (vi A. D.), etc.; cf. Hsch. s.v. diakro/tws. of style, sonorous, Anon. in Rh. 191.20 , 225.11 . a)pokrouni/zw, spout, gush out, Plu. 2.699d . a)po/-krousis, ews, h(, (a)pokrou/omai Pass. ) retiring, waning, th=s selh/nhs Colum. 2.10.10 , Alex. Trall. 8.2 , PMag.Leid.V. 11.28 , Horap. 1.4 , etc. a)po-krouste/on, one must repel, Them. Or. 22.278a . a)po-kroustiko/s, h/, o/n, able to drive off, dispel, Dsc. 1.116 ; duna/meis Gal. 1.396 ; repulsive, D.L. 2.87 . waning, a). selh/nh Ptol. Tetr. 149 , cf. Paul.Al. G. 4 ; de/ltos a). pro\s selh/nhn PMag.Par. 1.2241 . a)po/kroustos, on, beaten back, Nic. Th. 270 . a)pokrou/w, beat off, drive away, from a place or person, X. HG 5.3.22 , AP 11.351 ( Pall. ); u(/pnon, no/son, Porph. Abst. 1.27 , 53 :—more freq. in Med. , beat off from oneself, ta\s prosbola/s Hdt. 4.200 , Th. 2.4 ; au)tou\s e)pio/ntas Hdt. 8.61 , etc.; generally, repel, opp. e)pispa=sqai, S.E. M. 7.400 ; shake off, Plot. 4.7.10 , Hierocl. in CA 19p.461M. ; tina/s Jul. Or. 2.67b ; a)llhlofagi/as tou\s a)nqrw/pous Porph. Abst. 1.23 ; refute an opponent, D.H. Comp. 25 ; kathgori/an Chor.in Rev.Phil. 1.245 :— Pass. , to be beaten off, of an assault, Th. 4.107 , etc.; a)pokrousqe/ntes th=s pei/ras Id. 8.100 , cf. X. HG 6.4.5 ; a). th=s mhxanh=s dub. in Plb. 21.28 ; th=s *)ibhri/as Plu. Sert. 7 , etc. knock off, IG 3.1417.12 :— Pass. , kotuli/skion to\ xei=los a)pokekroume/non a cup with the lip knocked off, Ar. Ach. 459 . Pass. , also, to be thrown from horseback, X. Eq.Mag. 3.14 ; to be stranded, pro\s xwri/on limnw=des a)pekrou/sqh Gal. 2.221 . a)pokru^bh/, h(, concealment, LXX Jb. 24.15 , Aq. Is. 16.4 , Cat.Cod.Astr. 2.161 , Eust. 974.45 . a)pokru/bw, = a)pokru/ptw , v.l. in D.S. 3.25 . a)pokru/ptw, used by Hom. only in aor. 1, Ep. impf. a)pokru/ptaske Hes. Th. 157 :— Pass. , aor. -ekru/bhn [u^] LXX Jb. 3.23 : fut. -kru^bh/somai ib. Ps. 18(19).6 , Gal. UP 10.12 :— Med. , aor.2 -ekrubo/mhn Apollod. 3.2.1 :—hide from, keep hidden from, c. acc. et gen., ai)/ ga/r min qana/toio . . dunai/mhn no/sfin a)pokru/yai Il. 18.465 : c. dat. pers., a)pe/kruyen de/ moi i(/ppous 11.718 : c. dupl. acc., hide or keep back from one, ou^te se a)pokru/yw th\n e)mh\n ou)si/an Hdt. 7.28 ; ti a)po/ tinos LXX 4 Ki. 4.27 :— Med. , a)pokru/ptesqai/ tina/ ti Pl. Lg. 702c , X. Mem. 2.6.29 , etc.; a). ti keep it back, Pl. Prt. 348e , cf. 327a : c. acc. pers., X. Cyr. 8.7.23 , Smp. 1.6 . hide from sight, keep hidden, conceal, Od. 17.286 , etc.; e)/qhke nu/kt' a)pokru/yas fa/os Archil. 74.3 ; to\n h(/lion u(po\ tou= plh/qeos tw=n o)i+stw=n a). Hdt. 7.226 ; a)pokru/yei fa/os nu/c A. Pr. 24 ; xiw\n a). ti X. An. 4.4.11 ; a). th\n sofi/an Pl. Ap. 22e ; a). th\n ou)si/an e)n tai=s oi)ki/ais Isoc. 1.42 ; ei)s to\ a)/dhlon -kru/ptwn X. Eq.Mag. 5.7 :— Med. , Ar. Eq. 424.483 ; a). e(auto/n efface oneself, Pl. R. 393c : c. inf., a)pokru/ptesqai/ ti mh\ kaq' h(donh\n poiei=n to conceal one's doing, Th. 2.53 ; peri\ w(=n a)pokrupto/meqa mhde/na ei)de/nai Lys. 7.18 ; pf. Pass. in med. sense, ou)k a)poke/kruptai th\n ou)si/an D. 28.3 : abs., a)pokru/yasqai pro/s tina Isoc. 11.2 :— Pass. , to\n *(ellh/sponton u(po\ tw=n a)pokekrumme/non Hdt. 7.45 ; tou\s a)pokruptome/nons those who withdraw from public, Alex. 265 . obscure, E. Fr. 153 , Arist. Po. 1460b4 , Alcid. Soph. 30 , Lib. Or. 63.26 , Jul. Or. 1.44c . a). gh=n lose from sight, of ships running out to sea, opp. a)noi/gnumi 1.3 , feu/gein ei)s to\ pe/lagos . . a)pokru/yanta gh=n Pl. Prt. 338a , cf. Lib. Or. 59.147 ; e)peidh\ a)pekru/yamen au)tou/s when we got out of sight of them, Luc. VH 2.38 , cf. Th. 5.65 (sc. au)tou/s) th\n qa/lattan (i.e. by marching inland) Aristid. 1.473 J. ; a)pokru/ptousi *peleia/des (sc. e(autou/s) disappear, Hes. Fr. 179 ; a)/steres a)/mfi sela/nnan a). ei)=dos Sapph. 3 ; but also Pass. of ships, Hero Aut. 22.5 . a)pokrustallo/omai, Pass. , become all ice, Sch. Il. 23.281 . a)pokru^fh/, h(, hiding-place, LXX Jb. 22.14 , al. a)po/kru^fos, on, hidden, concealed, E. HF 1070 (lyr.); e)n a)pokru/ff in secret, Hdt. 2.35 ; a). qhsauroi/ hidden, stored up, Ep.Col. 2.3 ; underhand, mhde\n a). pepoih=sqai Vit.Philonid. p.2C. c. gen., a)po/krufon patro/s unknown to him, X. Smp. 8.11 . obscure, recondite, hard to understand, Id. Mem. 3.5.14 ; gra/mmata Call. Fr. 242 ; a). su/mbolade/ltwn, of hieroglyphics, Hymn.Is. 10 ; sth/lh PMag.Par. 1.1115 ; [bi/blos] PMag.Leid.W. 25.14 ; -kru/fwn mu/stai Vett.Val. 7.30 ; a). ai)ti/a Procl. in Ti. 1.53D. , cf. eund. in Prm. p.549 S. Adv. -fws secretly, Aq. Hb. 3.14 , Vett.Val. 301.5 . a)po/kruyis, ews, h(, disappearance, a). poiei=sqai Arist. Cael. 294a2 . a)pokta/men, a)po-kta/menai, a)po-kta/menos, v. a)poktei/nw. a)pokta/omai, lose possession of, alienate, Hsch. metaph., clear out of the way, refute, Gal. 1.132 . a)poktei/nu_mi or a)po-kti/nnu_mi (the former is the more correct spelling, cf. best codd. in Pl. Grg. 469a , Plb. 2.56.15 , etc., Hdn.Gr. 2.539 ), = sq., Crates Com. 17 , Lys. 12.7 , Pl. l. c., X. An. 6.3.5 , D. 20.158 , etc.: —also a)po-ktinnu/w, X. HG 4.4.2 , 5.2.43 , etc. a)poktei/nw (later -kte/nnw (q. v.): -ktai/nw 2 Ep.Cor. 3.6 , etc.), fut. -ktenw=, Ion. -ktene/w Hdt. 3.30 : aor. 1 a)pe/kteina Il. : pf. a)pe/ktona Isoc. 12.66 , Pl. Ap. 38c , X. Ap. 29 , D. 22.2 ; plpf. 3 pl. -ekto/nesan Id. 19.148 , Ion. 3 sg. -ekto/nee Hdt. 5.67 ; later a)pekto/nhka Arist. SE 182b19 , Parth. 24.2 , Plu. Tim. 16 ; also a)pe/ktagka Men. 344 , Arist. Pol. 1324b16 , 18 , LXX 1 Ki. 24.12 , etc.; a)pe/kta^ka Plb. 11.18.10 : aor. 2 -e/kta^non Il. , poet. 1 pl. a)pe/ktamen Od. 23.121 , inf. -kta/menai, -kta/men, Il. 20.165 , 5.675 :— Pass. , late (a)poqnh/skw being used as the Pass. by correct writers), pres. in Palaeph. 7 : aor. a)pekta/nqhn D.C. 65.4 , LXX 1 Ma. 2.9 : aor. 2 inf. a)poktanh=nai Gal. 14.284 : pf. inf. a)pekta/nqai Plb. 7.7.4 , LXX 2 Ma. 4.36 :—but aor. Med. in pass. sense a)pe/ktato Il. 15.437 , 17.472 ; part. a)pokta/menos 4.494 , etc.; cf. a)poktei/numi:— stronger form of ktei/nw, kill, slay, Ep. , Ion. , and the prevailing form in Att. (cf. a)poqnh/skw): once in A. Ag. 1250 , never in S. , freq. in E., Hec. 1244 , al. of judges, condemn to death, Antipho 5.92 , Pl. Ap. 30d sq., etc.; also of the accuser, And. 4.37 , X. HG 2.3.21 , Th. 6.61 ; put to death, Hdt. 6.4 : generally of the law, Pl. Prt. 325b . metaph., to\ semno\n w(/s m' a). to\ so/n E. Hipp. 1064 ; su\ mh/ m' a)po/ktein) Id. Or. 1027 . a)poktenei/w, Desiderat. of a)poktei/nw, dub. in Lib. Narr. 18 . a)pokte/nnw, later form for a)poktei/nw, Plb. 1.69.11 , AP 11.395 ( Nicarch. ), LXX To. 6.13 . a)po/kthsis, ews, h(, deed of gift, PGrenf. 2.70.26 (iii A. D.). loss, qa/natos a). bi/ou Secund. Sent. 19 , cf. Paul.Al. N. 4 . a)po/kti^sis, ews, h(, planting of a colony, Call. Ap. 74 , D.H. 1.49 . a)poktu^pe/w, sound loudly from, th=s glw/tths Philostr. VS 1.25.7 ; make a noise by striking, ma/stizi Suid. s.v. tu/mpana , cf. AB 208 . a)poku^a^meu/w, select by lot, tami/as IG 1.32.13 . a)poku^beu/w, run hazard or risk, peri\ basilei/as D.S. 17.30 , Polyaen. 8.14.1 . a)poku^bista/w, plunge headlong off a place, ei)s u(/dwr Clearch. 73 (dub.). a)poku_dai/nw, glorify greatly, Hierocl. p.59A. , IG 3.1367 . a)poku^-e/w, bear young, bring forth, c. acc., Arist. Fr. 76 , interpol. in D.H. 1.70 , Plu. Sull. 37 : abs., Luc. DMar. 10.1 : metaph., h( a(marti/a a). qa/naton Ep.Jac. 1.15 , cf. Ph. 1.214 :— Pass. , of the child, Plu. Lyc. 3 . Hdn. 1.5.5 ( Pass. part. a)pokuo/mena Ph. 2.202 , 397 ). a)poku^/-hsis, ews, h(, bringing forth, birth, Plu. 2.907c , Dsc. 2.120 , Ph. 2.396 , Sor. 1.46 , etc. a)poku^-htiko/s, h/, o/n, favourable for bringing forth, h(me/ra Paul.Al. R. 1 ; w(/ra Palch. in Cat.Cod.Astr. 1.114 . a)poku^-i+/skw, = a)pokue/w , Ael. NA 9.3 , D.L. 8.29 : metaph. in Pass. , a)riqmo\s a). Herm. in Phdr. p.134A. a)po-ku^linde/w, = a)pokuli/w , J. BJ 3.7.28 ( Pass. ). a)po-ku/lisma [u^], atos, to/, rolling-machine, Longin. 40.4 . a)po-ku^li/w, roll away, LXX Ge. 29.3 ,al., D.S. 14.116 , Ev.Matt. 28.2 , Apollod. 3.15.7 :— Pass. , Luc. Rh.Pr. 3 . a)poku_ma^ti/zw, make to swell with waves, boil up, Plu. 2.734e : metaph., a). ta\s yuxa/s ib. 943d ; h)=xon D.H. Comp. 23 . a)po/ku^non, to/, (ku/wn) dog's-bane, Marsdenia erecta, Dsc. 4.80 , Gal. 11.835 . name of a poisoned cake for dogs, Hsch. a)poku^no/w, turn into a dog, Eust. 1714.42 . a)pokuparw=sai: a)poktei=nai, Hsch. a)poku/ptw, stoop away from the wind, Ar. Lys. 1003 , in pf. a)poke/ku_fa, but Reiske e)pikeku/fames (prob.l.). a)poku_ria/zein: a)pokakei=n, a)pofeu/gein, a)poskirta=n, Hsch. ; cf. a)nakurta=sai. a)poku_ro/w, annul, Lat. abrogare, Gloss. a)pokurto/omai, rise to a convex shape, v. l. for a)pokorufo/omai, Hp. Prog. 7 . a)poku/rwsis [u_], ews, h(, ratification by vote, Sch. E. Hec. 259 . a)pokwku/w, mourn loudly over, tiva/ A. Ag. 1544 . a)pokw/l-u_sis, ews, h(, hindering, X. Eq. 3.11 , J. AJ 14.11.5 . a)pokwl-u_te/on, one must forbid, Sor. 2.42 . a)pokwl-u/w, fut. -u/sw [u_], hinder or prevent from a thing, or its use, tina\ th=s o(dou= X. An. 3.3.3 ; a)po/ tinos LXX Ec. 2.10 : c. inf., prevent from doing, E. Med. 1411 , Pl. Tht. 150c , al.; a). tou= poiei=n X. Hier. 8.1 ; a). mh\ e)lqei=n Id. An. 6.4.24 . c. acc. only, keep off, hinder, Orac. ap. Hdt. 1.66 , cf. Th. 3.28 . abs., stop the way, Id. 1.72 : impers., ou)de\n a)pokwlu/ei there is nothing to prevent it, Pl. R. 372e , al. shut up, te/kna ei)s oi)=kon LXX 1 Ki. 6.10 . a)pokwfo/omai, become deaf, LXX Mi. 7.16 , Arr. Epict. 2.20.37 , etc. a)pola/beion [la^], to/, clamp, holdfast, Ph. Bel. 61.15 . a)po-la^gai/w, set at liberty, e)leu/qeron GDI 5008 , al. (Gortyn). a)po-la/gacis, ews, h(, setting at liberty, ib. 5010 . a)polagneu/w, spend in debauchery, in pf. Pass. , Hsch. (-laxn-cod.). a)polagxa/nw, obtain a portion of a thing by lot, lagxa/nein a)/po moi=ran e)sqlw=n B. 4.20 ; tw=n kthma/twn to\ me/ros a). Hdt. 4.114 , cf. 115 ; th\n *tanagrikh\n moi=ran Id. 5.57 ; th=s gh=s Id. 4.145 ; mo/rion o(/son au)toi=si e)pe/balle Id. 7.23 ; w(s a)lla\ tau=ta/ g' a)pola/xws' oi)/kwn patro/s that they may obtain . ., E. HF 331 ; cf. Antipho Fr. 63 , Leg.Gort. 5.4 , al. fail in drawing lots, a). krith/s Lys. 4.3 , cf. Plu. Cat.Mi. 6 , 2.102e : generally, lose one's all, be left destitute, E. Ion 609 . a)pola/zumai, poet. for a)polamba/nw, E. Hel. 911 . a)polai/+zomai, become stone, prob.l. in Hsch. s.v. a)polelasme/non. a)pola/khma, atos, to/, box on the ear, Hsch. a)polakt-i/zw, kick off or away, shake off, a)ni/as Thgn. 1337 ; u(/pnon A. Eu. 141 ; barei=an kwfei/an Phld. D. 1.24 (dub.); inimicos Plaut. Epid. 678 . spurn, le/xos to\ *zhno/s A. Pr. 651 ; ta\ kala\ kai\ swth/ria Plu. Ant. 36 . abs., kick out, kick up, a)mfote/rois with both legs, Luc. Asin. 18 . a)pola/kt-isma, atos, to/, kick, Theodos.Gramm. p.6G. a)polakt-ismo/s, o(, a kicking off or away, a). bi/ou, of a violent death, A. Supp. 937 : Medic., of a form of haemorrhage, diapedesis, Steph. in Hp. 1.124D. a)pola^le/w, blurt out, pro/s tina o(/ti J. AJ 6.9.2 , cf. Luc. Nigr. 22 , Poll. 2.127 . a)polamba/nw, fut. -lh/yomai, in Hdt. -la/myomai 3.146 , 9.38 : Att. pf. a)pei/lhfa, Pass. a)pei/lhmmai, Ion. a)pole/lammai: in Act. aor. 2 a)pe/labon, but in Pass. aor. 1 a)pelh/fqhn, Ion. a)pela/mfqhn Hdt. :— take or receive from another, correlat. to a)podido/nai, Pl. R. 332b ; ou)de\n a). tou= bi/ou xrhsto/n ( v.l. a)polau/- ) Plu. 2.258b . receive what is one's due, misqo/n Hdt. 8.137 ; a). to\n o)feilo/menon misqo/n X. An. 7.7.14 ; th\n sh\n cuna/oron E. Or. 654 ; ta\ xrh/mata Ar. Nu. 1274 ; ta\ para\ tou= patro/s Antiph. 196 ; a). xre/a have them paid, And. 3.15 ; u(po/sxesin para/ tinos a). X. Smp. 3.3 ; ta\ di/kaia Aeschin. 1.196 : opp. lamba/nw, Epist. Phil. ap. D. 12.14 , cf. D. 7.5 ; a). o(/rkous accept them when tendered, Id. 5.9 , 18.27 . take of, take a part of a thing, Th. 6.87 , Pl. Hp.Mi. 369b ; a). me/ros ti Id. R. 392e , cf. Arist. Po. 1459a35 : abs. in aor. part., a)polabw\n sko/pei consider it separately, Pl. Grg. 495e , cf. R. 420c . take away, Plb. 21.43.8 , 17 ; take off, to\ ba/ros Arist. IA 711a24 . hear, learn, Pl. R. 614a . regain, recover, th\n turanni/da, th\n po/lin, Hdt. 1.61 , 2.119 , 3.146 , al.; ti para/ tinos Th. 5.30 ; th\n h(lemoni/an Isoc. 4.21 ; th\n au)th\n eu)erlesi/an 14.57 : metaph., a). e(auto/n recover oneself, Porph. Sent. 40 , al. have rendered to one, lo/gon a). demand an account, Aeschin. 3.27 , 168 . take apart or aside, of persons, a). tina\ mou=non Hdt. 1.209 ; au)to\n mo/non Ar. Ra. 78 , cf. LXX 2 Ma. 6.21 ; of things, mh\ mo/nos to\ xrhsto\n a)polabw\n e)/xe E. Or. 451 :— Med. , a)polabo/menos taking him aside, Ev.Marc. 7.33 :— Pass. , oi( a)peilhmme/noi those set apart, recluses, UPZ 60.10 (ii B.C.). cut off, intercept, le/gwn w(s a)pola/myoito suxnou/s Hdt. 9.38 ; a). tei/xei wall off, Th. 4.102 ; i)sqmou/s Id. 1.7 , cf. 4.113 ; a). ei)/sw shut up inside, Id. 1.134 ; of contrary winds, o(/tan tu/xwsin oi( a)/nemoi a)polabo/ntes au)tou/s Pl. Phd. 58c ; ka)\n a)/nemoi th\n nau=n a)pola/bwsin Philostr. Her. 14 ; th\n a)napnoh\n a). tino/s stop his breath, choke him, Plu. Rom. 27 ; to\n a)nti/palon e)s pni=gma Philostr. Im. 1.6 ; a). tw=n siti/wn spoil the appetite, Hp. Prorrh. 2.22 :—freq. in Pass. , u(p' a)ne/mwn a)polamfqe/ntes arrested or stopped by contrary winds, Hdt. 2.115 , 9.114 ; u(po\ a)ploi/as Th. 6.22 ; no/sw| kai\ xeimw=ni kai\ pole/mois a)polhfqei/s D. 8.35 ; e)n o)li/gw| a)polamfqe/ntes Hdt. 8.11 ; a)polamfqe/ntes pa/ntoqen Id. 5.101 ; e)n th=| nh/sw| Id. 8.70 , 76 ; e)n th= *eu)rw/ph ib. 97 , 108 ; e)n toi=s i)di/ois lo/gois a). to be entangled in . ., Pl. Euthd. 305d ; e)n tou/tw| tw=| kakw=| Id. Grg. 522a ; e)s steno/n Philostr. VS 1.19.1 ; of an afflux of blood, to be checked, Hp. Fract. 4 ; koili/h, ku/stis a)polelamme/nh, Id. Prorrh. 1.88 , 115 , etc. Math., cut off, h(miku/klion a)polhfqh/setai Arist. Mete. 375b27 , cf. Archim. Quadr. 15 , etc.; intercept, Id. Sph.Cyl. 1.10 ; -ome/nh, h(, abscissa, Apollon.Perg. Con. 1.11 , al.—A prose word, used by E. ll.cc. a)polampru/nw, make bright or famous, Lib. Or. 64.87 :— Pass. , become so, e)/rgoisi by one's deeds, Hdt. 1.41 ; e)/rgoisi/ te kai\ gnw/mhsi Id. 6.70 . a)pola/mpw, shine or beam from, ai)xmh=s a)pe/lamp' eu)h/keos (sc. fw=s) Il. 22.319 , cf. Ar. Av. 1009 ; a)sth\r w(\s a)pe/lampen Il. 6.295 , Od. 15.108 : — Med. , xa/ris a)pela/mpeto grace beamed from her, Il. 14.183 , cf. Od. 18.298 ; xrusou= a)pola/mpetai gleams with gold, Luc. Syr.D. 30 . reflect light, Epicur. Ep. 2p.51U. c. acc. cogn., au)gh\n a). Luc. Dom. 8 ; a)straph=s ka/llos Callistr. Stat. 5 ; qei=o/n ti Philostr. Im. 1.16 . a)po/lamyis, ews , h), Aeol. , = a)po/lhyis , IG 12(2).28 (Mytil.). a)polanqa/nomai, dub. for e)kl-, Longus 3.7 . a)pola/ntion, to/, perh. name of a grass, spa/rta a)polanti/ou PMag.Lond. 1.121.209 . a)pola/ptw, lap up like a dog, swallow greedily, Ar. Nu. 811 . a)po/-lausis, ews, h(, act of enjoying, fruition, Th. 2.38 , OGI 669.8 (Egypt, i A. D.); a). a)neu/frantos Secund. Sent. 9 . result of enjoying, pleasure, ai( a). ai( swmatikai/ Arist. Pol. 1314b28 , cf. EN 1148a5 , etc.; o( kat' a)po/lausin bi/os a life of pleasure, Id. Top. 102b17 . c. gen., aduantage got from a thing, si/twn kai\ potw=n X. Mem. 2.1.33 , cf. Hp. VM 11 ; a)gaqw=n Isoc. 1.27 ; a)po/lausin ei)kou=s (acc. abs.) as a reward for your resemblance, E. Hel. 77 , cf. HF 1370 ; a). e(autw=n e)/xein Pl. Ti. 83a ; a). a)dikhma/twn advantage, fruit of them, Luc. Tyr. 5 . a)po/-lausma, atos, to/, enjoyment, Aeschin. Ep. 5.4 (pl.), J. AJ 18.6.10 , Plu. 2.125d , Aem. 28 . a)po-lauste/on, one must enjoy, tw=n qewrhma/twn Iamb. Protr. 2 . a)po-laustiko/s, h/, o/n, devoted to enjoyment, bi/os Arist. EN 1095b17 ; oi( -koi/ Plu. 2.1094f ; producing enjoyment, a)retai/ Arist. Rh. 1367a18 . Adv. -kw=s, zh=n Id. Pol. 1312b23 . choice, oi)=nos Plb. 12.2.7 ; mh/kwnes Hices. ap. Ath. 3.87e ( Comp. ); luxurious, di/aita Gal. 18(2).463 . a)po-lausto/s, o/n, enjoyed, enjoyable, Epicur. Ep. 3p.60U. , Phld. Ir. p.84 W., Ph. 1.572 , Diotog. ap. Stob. 4.7.62 , Plu. Comp.Arist.Cat. 4 . a)po-lau/w, fut. -lau/somai Ar. Av. 177 , Pl. Chrm. 172b , etc.; later -lau/sw D.H. 6.4 , Plu. Pyrrh. 13 , etc. (in earlier writers corrupt, as Hyp. Epit. 30 ): aor. a)pe/lausa E. IT 526 , Ar. Av. 1358 , etc.: pf. -le/lauka Pl.Com. 169 , Isoc. 19.23 : — Pass. , pf. -le/lautai Philostr. VA 6.19 , but a)polelausme/nos Plu. 2.1089c , 1099e (e)n-): aor. a)pelau/sqhn Ph. 1.37 .—The double augm. a)ph/lauon, a)ph/lausa, is found in codd. of Id. 1.435 , etc., prob. in LW 1046.5 (Blaudos). (The simple lau/w is not found, but was = la/fw , expl. by Aristarch. as a)polaustikw=s e)/xw, cf. Apollon. Lex. , Sch. Od. 19.229 ):—have enjoyment of a thing, have the benefit of it, c. gen. rei, th=s sh=s dikaiosu/nhs Hdt. 6.86 . a/; tw=n siti/wn Hp. VM 11 , cf. Pl. R. 354b ; i)xqu/wn, laxa/nwn, e)desma/twn, etc., enjoy them, Amphis 26 , Aristopho 10.3 , Antiph. 8 ; potw=n, o)smw=n, X. Cyr. 7.5.81 , Hier. 1.24 , etc.; tw=n a)gaqw=n Isoc. 1.9 , Pl. Grg. 492b ; sxolh=s Id. Lg. 781e ; th=s siwph=s a). take advantage of it, D. 21.203 ; th=s e)cousi/as Aeschin. 3.130.2 . with acc. cogn. added, a). ti/ tinos enjoy an advantage from some source, ti/ ga\r . . a)\n a)polau/saimi tou= maqh/matos; Ar. Nu. 1231 , cf. Th. 1008 , Pl. 236 ; e)la/xista a). tw=n u(parxo/ntwn Th. 1.70 ; tou= bi/ou ti a). Id. 2.53 ; zw/|wn tosau=ta a)gaqa\ a). o( a)/nqrwpos X. Mem. 4.3.10 , cf. Pl. Euthd. 299a , etc.; tosou=ton eu)eri/as a)pole/lauke Pl.Com. 169.3 . c. acc. (instead of gen.), a). to\n bi/on Diph. 32.6 (a)poba/llein cj. Kock); a). kai\ pa/sxein ti Arist. Sens. 443b3 . 4 . abs., oi( a)polau/ontes, opp. oi( ponou=ntes, Id. Pol. 1263a13 ; h(=tton a). to have less enjoyment, Id. HA 584a21 ; h(do/menoi kai\ -ontes Plu. 2.69e . in bad sense (freq. ironically), have the benefit of, tw=n *oi)di/pou kakw=n a). E. Ph. 1205 ; a). ti tw=n ga/mwn Id. IT 526 ; h(=s a)polau/wn *(/aidhn . . katabh/sei Id. Andr. 543 (lyr.); tw=n a(marthma/twn, tw=n a)sebw=n a)., Hp. VM 12 , Pl. Lg. 910b ; flau=ro/n ti a). Isoc. 8.81 , cf. Pl. Cri. 54a : with Preps., a)po\ tw=n a)llotri/wn [paqw=n] a). Id. R. 606b ; e)k th=s mimh/sews tou= ei)=nai a). ib. 395c ; a)p' a)/llou o)fqalmi/as a). Id. Phdr. 255d . abs., have a benefit, come off well, Ar. Av. 1358 . make sport of, sunodoipo/rou Thphr. Char. 23.3 , cf. Lys. 6.38 .—Chiefly Att. ; Trag. only in E. (Cf. Lat. lu-crum, Goth. laun 'payment', Slav. loviti 'capture'; cf. Dor. la_i/a, Att. lei/a 'booty'.) a)poleai/nw or a)po-leiai/nw, smooth, pareia/s D.S. 5.28 : metaph., polish, perio/dous Plu. 2.35o e, cf. 384a . erase, cancel an entry, IG 7.1737.17 (Thesp.). a)pole/gw, pick out from a number, and so: 1 . pick out, choose, to\ a)/riston Hdt. 5.110 , cf. 3.14 , Ar. V. 580 , Aen.Tact. 1.5 , 3.2 :—freq. in Med. , pick out for oneself, trih/konta muria/das tou= stratou= from the army, Hdt. 8.101 ; e)k pa/ntwn Th. 4.9 :— Pass. , a)polelegme/noi picked men, Hdt. 7.40 ; a)peilegme/noi X. Eq.Mag. 8.12.2 . pick out for the purpose of rejecting, tribo/lous Ar. Lys. 576 ; a). tina\ e)k tw=n dikastw=n Plu. Cat.Mi. 48 . later, decline, refuse, a). to\ xorhlei=n Plb. 2.63.1 ; a). peri/ tinos Id. 4.9.3 :— Med. , decline something offered to one, a)rxh/n Id. Fr. 16 ; i(kesi/an, de/hsin, Plu. Sol. 12 , Cat.Mi. 2 ; renounce, give up, ta\ prwtei=a, th\n ni/khn, to\n bi/on, Id. Luc. 42 , Nic. 6 , 2.1060d ; th\n yuxh/n LXX Jn. 4.8 : abs. (sc. to\ zh=n), Ph. 1.274 ; also, give in, make no resistance, Plu. Lyc. 22 , Pomp. 23 :—so in Act. , lose heart, as pres. of a)pei=pon, th=| talaipwri/a| Procop. Vand. 2.19 ; tai=s duna/mesi Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 10.5.9 . speak of fully, Ael. NA 8.17 ( Pass. ), cf. a)pole/gei: paragge/llei, and a)pole/zw: e)rw=, dhlw/sw, Hsch. a)poleiai/nw, v. a)poleai/nw. a)polei/bracai: a)polei=yai, e)knoti/sai: a)/lloi, porrwte/rw a)pelqei=n, Hsch. a)polei/bw, let drip: hence, pour a libation, a)pollei/yas Hes. Th. 793 ; de/ndron a)polei=bon me/li dropping honey, D.S. 17.75 ; da/krua tw=n o)fqalmw=n Alciphr. 3.21 : metaph., i)/xnh w(/ran a)polei/bei Com.Adesp. 39 :— Pass. , drop or run down from, tino/s Od. 7.107 ; e)/raze Hes. Sc. 174 . a)po/leimma, atos, to/, a remnant, Ar.Byz. Epit. 22.18 , D.S. 1.46 . a)polei=na: a)postre/fein ( Lacon. ), Hsch. a)poleio/w, erase, e)pigrafh/n CIG 3966 (Apamea Cibotus); Arc. a)puliw=nai (pres. inf.) dub. in IG 5(2) p.xxxvi D 1.20 (Tegea, iv B.C.). a)poleiph/s, f.l. for e)pileiph/s , Hp. Nat.Puer. 20 . a)po-leipte/on, (a)polei/pomai) one must stay behind, X. Oec. 7.38 . (from Act. ) one must leave behind, Hld. 2.17 ; one must desert, abandon, ou)k a). Plu. 2.263f ; one must omit, pass over, Jul. Or. 3.106c . a)po-lei/pw, aor. a)pe/li^pon (a)pe/leiya late, Them. Or. 25.310d , Ps.-Phoc. 77 ):— leave over or behind, ou)d' a)pe/leipen e)/gkata Od. 9.292 , cf. Heraclit. 56 , etc.; kle/os kai\ fh/mhn Critias 44 D. ; bequeath, Test. Epict. 2.3 , cf. Mosch. 3.97 ; a). klhrono/mon leave as one's heir, POxy. 105.3 (ii A.D.); bequeath to posterity, of writings, D.L. 8.58 , cf. 7.54 . leave hold of, lose, yuxa/n Pi. P. 3.101 (tm.); bi/on S. Ph. (lyr., tm.); ne/an a(me/ran a)polipw\n qa/noi E. Ion 720 (lyr.): conversely, e)me\ me\n a)pole/loipen h)/dh bi/otos S. El. 185 (lyr.). 3 . leave behind in the race, distance: generally, surpass, X. Cyr. 8.3.25 , Lys. 2.4 ; tina\ peri/ ti Isoc. 4.50 :—more freq. in Med. and Pass. , v. infr. 4 . leave undisputed: hence, admit, Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.173 , Phld. Piet. 17 , S.E. M. 7.55 , D.L. 7.54 ; ai)ti/an no/swn a). to\ ai(=ma Meno Iatr. 11.43 ; [ o( *dioklh=s] th\n fro/nhsin peri\ th\n kardi/an a). Herod. Med. in Rh.Mus. 49.540.5 . leave, allow, u(perbolh\n ou)de\ tai=s e(tai/rais Jul. Or. 7.210d . desert, abandon, one's post, etc., ou)d' a)polei/pousin koi=lon do/mon, of bees, Il. 12.169 , cf. Hdt. 8.41 , al.; a). (sc. th\n poliorki/hn) Id. 7.170 ; th\n cummaxi/an, th\n cunwmosi/an, Th. 3.9 , 64 ; of persons, kai/ s' a)polei/yw sou leipo/menos E. El. 1310 ; cei=non patrw/i+on a). leave him in the lurch, Thgn. 521 ; a)polipw\n oi)/xetai Hdt. 3.48 , cf. 5.103 , Ar. Ra. 83 ; of a wife, desert her husband, And. 4.14 , D. 30.4 (not of the husband, Luc. Sol. 9 ); of sailors, desert, th\n nau=n D. 50.14.2 . c. inf., a). tou/tous kakw=s ghra/skein leave them to grow old, X. Oec. 1.22.3 . leave undone or unsaid, o(/sa a)pe/lipe ktei/nwn te kai\ diw/kwn . . sfe/a a)pete/lese Hdt. 5.92 . h/; u(/brews ou)d' o(tiou=n a). D. 54.4 , cf. Pl. R. 420a ; omit, suxna\ a)polei/pw ib. 509c . leave open, leave a space, a). metai/xmion ou) me/ga Hdt. 6.77 ; a). w(s ple/qron X. An. 6.5.11 ; mikro\n a). leaving a small interval, Hero Aut. 27.1 . intr., cease, fail, ta/wn ou)/pote karpo\s a)po/llutai ou)d' a)polei/pei Od. 7.117 ; opp. gi/netai, Diog.Apoll. 7 ; of rivers, fall, sink, Hdt. 2.14 , 93 ; a). to\ r(e/eqron Id. 2.19 ; th=s qala/tths ta\ me\n a)poleipou/shs, ta\ d' e)piou/shs Arist. Mete. 353a22 ; of swallows, di' e)/teos e)o/ntes ou)k a)polei/pousi Hdt. 2.22 ; of youth, begin to decay, X. Smp. 8.14 ; fail, flag, lose heart, Id. Cyr. 4.2.3 ; of the moon, wane, Arist. APo. 0.98a33 . c. gen., to be wanting of or in a thing, proqumi/as ou)de\n a). Th. 8.22 , cf. Pl. R. 533a : freq. of numbers, mhde\n a). tw=n pe/nte ktl. Id. Lg. 828b ; tw=n ei)/kosin o)li/gon a). Arist. HA 573b16 , etc.; a)po\ tesse/rwn phxe/wn a). trei=s daktu/lous wanting three fingers of four cubits, Hdt. 1.60 , cf. 7.117 ; mh/t' a)/r' u(perba/llwn boo\s o(plh\n mh/t' a)polei/pwn Hes. Op. 489 : c. inf., o)li/gon a)pe/lipon e)s *)aqh/nas a)pike/sqai wanted but little of coming, Hdt. 7.9 . a/; braxu\ a). diako/siai gene/sqai Th. 7.70 ; ou)de\n d' a)polei/pete ou(/tw polemei=n D. 4.40 ; h( po/lis mikro\n a)pe/lipen e)/rhmos ei)=nai Plu. Tim. I. c. part., leave off doing, a). le/gwn X. Oec. 6.1 : abs., o(/qen a)pe/lipes from the point at which . ., Pl. Grg. 497c , cf. Phd. 78b , Is. 5.12 . depart from, e)k tw=n *surakousw=n Th. 5.4 ; e)k tou= *mhdikou= pole/mou Id. 3.10 , cf. Pl. Phd. 112c . Med. (aor. a)pelipo/mhn in A.R. 1.399 (tm.)), like Act. 1.1 , bequeath to posterity, Hdt. 2.134 codd.; cf. a)polei/yetai: e)a/setai, Hsch. Pass. , to be left behind, stay behind, Th. 7.75 ( v. l. for u(po- ) X. Cyr. 1.4.20 ; mo/nos a)poleleimme/nos Antipho 1.3 ; to be unable to follow an argument, be at a loss, Pl. Tht. 192d . to be distanced by, inferior to, a). [a)po\] tw=n a)/llwn qhri/wn Diocl.Fr. 145 ; to be inferior, e)/n tisi Isoc. 12.61 . to be absent or distant from, c. gen., polu\ th=s a)lhqhi/+hs a)poleleimme/noi Hdt. 2.106 , cf. Pl. R. 475d ; h(/bas E. HF 440 (lyr.): c. gen. pers., X. Mem. 4.2.40 , Pl. Smp. 192d : abs., E. Or. 80 , Pl. Phdr. 240c ; to be deprived of, tou= sou= . . mh\ a)polei/pesqai ta/fou S. El. 1169 ; patrw/|as mh\ a). xqono/s E. Med. 35 ; tw=n pri\n a)poleifqei\s frenw=n Id. Or. 216 . to be wanting in, fall short of, o(/ti tou= skw/ptein a)pelei/fqh Ar. Eq. 525 ; toi=s a)poleifqei=si (sc. th=s paidei/as D. 18.128 , cf. Isoc. 12.209 ; a)poleifqei\s h)mw=n without our cognizance, D. 19.36 ; a)poleifqh=nai tw=n pragma/twn to be left in ignorance of . ., Id. 27.2 ; kairou= a). miss the opportunity, Id. 34.38 , cf. Isoc. 3.19 ; qea/matos, e(orth=s a)., Luc. DMar. 15.1 , Sacr. 1 ; ei)sbolh=s Isoc. 14.31 . remain to be done, Plb. 3.39.12 : impers., a)polei/petai le/gein, dida/skein, D.L. 7.85 , S.E. M. 7.1 . a)poleitourge/w, complete required service, D.L. 3.99 , M.Ant. 10.22 . a)polei/xw, lick off, e(/lkh, v.l. for e)pi- , A.R. 4.478 , cf. Epic. in Arch.Pap. 7.6 , Ath. 6.250a , Sch. Il. Oxy. 221ii33 ; lick clean, c. gen. partit., fo/nou Ev.Luc. 16.21 . a)po/leiyis, ews, h(, (a)polei/pw) abandonment, h( a). tou= stratope/dou Th. 7.75 ; defection, Id. 4.126 ; desertion of a husband by his wife (cf. a)polei/pw 11.1 ), D. 30.15 ; a)po/leiyin a)pogra/fesqai (v. a)pogra/fw 111.2 ) ib. 17 (but also, = a)po/pemyis, a). gra/yasqai Plu. 2.100e ); desertion by soldiers, seamen, etc., X. HG 4.1.28 , D. 50.11 . intr., deficiency, of rivers, failing, Arist. Mete. 351a21 (pl.); of the moon, waning, Id. GA 767a5 ; of the sun, departure to southern hemisphere, Jul. Or. 4.137d . death, doih\ de\ qnhtw=n ge/nesis, doih\ d' a). Emp. 17.3 ; a). tou= zhn Hyp. Epit. 24 ; e)k tou= o)/ntos Porph. Sent. 20 . in Law, default, Cod.Just. 1.4.18 . a)po/lektos, on, (a)pole/gw) chosen, picked, Th. 6.68 , X. An. 2.3.15 , Aen.Tact. 26.10 . a)po/lekton, to/, choice cut off the phlamu/s (q.v.), Xenocr. 70 . a)pole/lastai: a)pole/lektai, Hsch. a)polelegme/nws, gloss on a)phlege/ws , Hsch. a)polelu^me/nws, Adv. absolutely, opp. kata\ sxe/sin, S.E. M. 8.162 , cf. Ptol. Tetr. 127 . Gramm., in the positive degree, opp. kata\ su/gkrisin ('in the comparative'), Phryn. PS p.1 B. Rhet., without regular pauses, a). le/gein, opp. diako/yai, Hermog. Id. 1.9 . a)pole/mhtos, on, not warred on, Plb. 3.90.7 , Luc. DDeor. 20.12 . a)po/lemma, atos, to/, (a)pole/pw) skin, D.C. 68.32 . a)po/lemos, Ep. a)pto/lemos, on, unwarlike, a). kai\ a)/nalkis Il. 2.201 , al., cf. X. Cyr. 7.4.1 , Jul. Or. 2.87a ; a). xeiri\ lei/yeis bi/on, i.e. by a woman's hand, E. Hec. 1034 (lyr.). unwarlike, peaceful, eu)nomi/a Pi. P. 5.66 ; eu)nai/ E. Med. 640 ; h(suxi/a D.H. 2.76 , etc. Adv. -mws, i)/sxein Pl. Plt. 307e . invincible, A. Ag. 768 , Ch. 55 (lyr.). po/lemos a). a war that is no war, a hopeless struggle, Id. Pr. 904 (lyr.) (Dind. metri gr. proposes a)pole/mistos), E. HF 1133 . a)poleonto/omai, Pass. , (le/wn) become a lion, Heraclit. Incred. 12 . a)polepido/omai, Pass. , exfoliate, of bones, Hp. Fract. 33 . a)polep-i/zw, = a)pole/pw , peel, Gp. 10.58 . a)pole/p-isma, atos, to/, husk, Sch. Ar. Ach. 469 . a)polept-u/nw, fine down, esp. of reducing temperature or fever, Plu. 2.695e , Alex. Trall. Febr. 5 :—more freq. in Pass. , become quite fine or thin, a)poleptunqe/ntos tou= pikrou= being fined away, Pl. Ti. 83b ; pla/tos a)poleleptusme/non Arist. HA 489b33 ; of fever, v.l. in Hp. Epid. 1.25 . a)polept-usmo/s, o(, attenuation, Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.10.17 . a)pole/pw, aor. 2 Pass. a)pele/phn Hsch. :—peel, skin, a). ma/stigi to\ nw=ton cj. Ruhnk. in E. Cyc. 237 ; w(/sper w)|o\n to\ le/mma Ar. Av. 673 ; qpi/dakos a)polelemme/nas to\n kaulo/n with the stalk peeled, Epich. 158 . lop off, steu=to a)poleye/men ou)/ata xalkw=| Il. 21.455 (dub.l.). a)pole/sketo, Ep. iterative of a)po/llumi. a)poleuk-ai/nw, make all white, Hp. Prorrh. 2.20 ; to\n a)e/ra Plu. Eum. 16 :— Pass. , to be or become so, Arist. Fr. 350 , Archig. ap. Orib. 44.26.1 . a)poleuk-o/w, = foreg., Hippiatr. 69 . a)po/-lhgma, atos, to/, skirt, hem of a robe, Aq. Ex. 28.33 . a)po-lh/gw, leave off, desist from, c. gen., a)ll' ou)d' w(\s a)pe/lhge ma/xhs 11.7.263 ; ou)k a)polh/gei a)lkh=s ib. 21.577 ; ne/on d' a)pe/lhgen e)dwdh=s ib. 24.475 ; a). e)/rwtos Pl. R. 490b . c. part., leave off doing, 11.17.565 , Od. 19.166 ; [ geneh\] h( me\n fu/ei, h( d' a)polh/gei 11.6.149 : abs., cease, desist, ib. 13.230 , 20.99 ; kle/os. . ou)d' a)polh/cei Xenoph. 6.3 ; opp. gi/netai, Emp. 17.30 ; of the wind, fall, Theoc. 22.19 . a). ei)s e(/n end in. ., Arist. Mu. 399a13 , cf. Str. 13.4.1 , Plu. 2.496a , Luc. Im. 6 ; e)s o)cu/ taper to a point, Arr. Tact. 16.7 : Rhet., of the close of a sentence, a). ei)s sunde/smous Demetr. Eloc. 257 . to\ a)polh=gon [tou= bounou=] the extremity of the hill, Inscr.Prien. 37.168 (ii B. C.): so Medic., ta\ a). me/rh the extremities, Ruf. ap. Orib. 49.33.11 , al. trans., = a)popau/w , A.R. 4.767 . [ a)poll. Il. 15.31 , Od. 13.151 , 19.166 , Theoc. l.c., al.] a)po-lhke/w, snap the fingers, Hellanic. 63 (b) J. , Hsch. (-lek- cod.), Suid. s.v. *sardanapa/llous. a)po/-lhcis, ews, h(, cessation, e)nergei/as M.Ant. 9.21 ; katamhni/wn Sor. 1.62 ; esp. decline of life, Hp. Praec. 14 . close of a sentence or period, Demetr. Eloc. 182 , al. termination of a fistula, Antyll. ap. Orib. 44.22.7 . a)polhpt-e/on, one must admit, accept, krith/rion th\n fantasi/an (nisi leg. -leipte/on, cf. a)polei/pw 1.4 ) S.E. M. 7.388 . a)polhpt-iko/s, h/, o/n, pertaining to the receipt of a debt, o(mologi/a Cod.Just. 4.21.16 . a)polhre/w, chatter at random, D. 19.182 , Longus 1.17 ; e)/s tina D.C. 53.23 ; ti Id. 72.4 . outdo in foolish talk, tina/ Plb. 34.6.15 . a)po/lhros: h( tou= qana/tou grafh/ ( Tarent. ), Hsch. a)po/lhyis, ews, h(, (a)polamba/nw IV) intercepting, cutting off, o(plitw=n Th. 7.54 ; stoppage, e)pimhni/wn, ou)/rwn, Hp. Prorrh. 1.51 , 2.7 , etc.; u(da/twn Thphr. CP 3.21.1 ; imprisonment, pneu/matos e)n th=| gh=| Epicur. Ep. 2p.48U. ; a). podo/s constrained position, Hp. Art. 62 . refutation, Gal. 5.261 . reception, th=s fili/as Phld. D. 3 Fr. 84 , cf. Str. 10.2.25 . clamp, holdfast, Ph. Bel. 57.44 . repayment, Phalar. Ep. 27 . a)poli^ba/zw, cause to drop off, throw away, Pherecr. 42 . intr., drop off, vanish, ou)k a)poliba/ceis ei)s a)poiki/an tina/; Eup. 206 , cf. Ar. Av. 1467 . a)poli^gai/nw, speak with a shrill voice, bluster, h)/n d' a)poligai/nh| Ar. Ach. 968 . make shrill music, Plu. 2.713a . a)poli^gwre/w, esteem little, po/lemon Sch. Th. 1.140 , cf. Steph. in Gal. 1.285 D. a)poli^q-o/w, turn into stone, petrify, Arist. Pr. 937a17 , cf. Hellanic. 191 J. , Pherecyd. 77 J. :— Pass. , a). u(po\ tou= h(li/ou Thphr. HP 4.7.2 ; become stone, Arist. Pr. 937a14 , Mir. 838a14 , Str. 5.4.13 , Palaeph. 31 ; become hard, PHolm. 4.38 . a)poli^/q-wsis, ews, h(, petrifaction, Pherecyd. 12 J. , Thphr. Lap. 50 , Sch. 11.2.319 : metaph., Arr. Epict. 1.5.3 . a)polimno/omai, Pass. , become a lake or pool, Eust. 267.47 . a)polimpa/nw, Aeol. a)pu-, collat. form of a)polei/pw, a)e/kwn s' a). Sapph. Supp. 23.5 , cf. Luc. Cat. 7 , Gal. UP 4.11 , POxy. 1426.12 (iv A. D.): - Pass. , Plu. Them. 10 . a)po/linon, to/, = qumelai/a , Dsc. 4.172 (v. l.). a)poli^n-o/w, tie up with a thread, of surgeons, Paul.Aeg. 6.5 . a)poli^/n-wsis, ews, h(, operation by ligature, ibid. a)po/lion: qau=ma, Hsch. (fort. qu=ma, cf. a)pa/lion). a)poli^o/rkhtos, on, impregnable, Str. 12.3.31 , Plu. 2.1057e . a)polio/w, v. a)poleio/w. a)poli^pai/nw, oil, Antig. Mir. 135 . a)/polis, i: gen. idos or ews, Ion. ios: dat. a)po/li Hdt. 8.61 :—without city, state or country, Id. 7.104 , 8.61 , etc.; outlaw, banished man, a)/. tina tiqe/nai, poiei=n, S. OC 1357 , Antipho 2.2.9 , Pl. Lg. 928e , etc.; probale/sqai S. Ph. 1018 ; a). a)nti\ politw=n Lys. 20.35 ; a)/. th=s a)rxai/as (sc. po/lews) Aristid. Or. 26(14).75 . no true citizen, opp. u(yi/polis, S. Ant. 370 . of a country, without cities, Plu. Tim. 1 , Philostr. VA 1.24 . po/lis a)/polis a city that is no city, a ruined city, a)/. *)ili/ou po/lin e)/qhkas A. Eu. 457 , cf. E. Tr. 1292 ; also, one that has no constitution, no true city, Pl. Lg. 766d . a)polisq-a/nw, later a)polisq-ai/nw Poll. 1.116 , v.l. in Hp. Acut. 17 , Plu. Alc. 6 , etc.: aor. a)pw/lisqon Ar. Lys. 678 , etc.; later a)pwli/sqhsa AP 9.158 :—slip off or away, Th. 7.65 , Arist. Pr. 961a27 , Plot. 3.6.14 : c. acc. cogn., e)k te/geos pe/shma APl.c. c. gen., slip away from, tino/s Ar. Lys. 678 ; th=s mnh/mhs prob. in Alciphr. 3.11 ; a). tino/s, also, cease to be intimate with one, tou= *swkra/tous Plu.l.c.; a). e)/s ti Luc. Dem. Enc. 12 ; e)pi\ th\n do/can Iamb. Myst. 9.8 . a). tou= r make a slip in pronouncing r, Plu. 2.277d . a)poli/sq-hsis, ews, h(, slipping off, Plot. 6.6.3 . a)po/listos, on, = a)/polis , Man. 4.282 . a)poli^targi/zw, Att. fut. -iw=, hop off, pack off, ou)/koun a)nu/sas ti . . a)politargiei=s; Ar. Nu. 1253 . a)pol-i/teutos [i_], on, without political constitution (politei/a), of nations, Arist. Pol. 1327b26 . not fitted for public affairs, unstatesmanlike, Plu. Mar. 31 ; u(patei/a, lo/goi, Id. Crass. 12 , 2.1034b . withdrawn from public life, private, bi/os ib. 1098d ; qa/natos Id. Lyc. 29 . not in current use, le/cis Id. 2.7a . a)pol-i/ths [i_], ou, d, v.l. for a)popoli/ths , q.v. a)pol-i_tiko/s, h/, o/n, unstatesmanlike, Cic. Att. 8.16.1 ( Sup. ). a)poli/trwsis, ews, h(, = a)poni/trwsis , Orib. Fr. 74 . a)polixma/zw, = sq., Opp. C. 2.175 (tm.). a)polixma/omai, lick off, ai(=ma Il. 21.123 :—later in Act. , D.H. 1.79 . lick, to\ pro/swpon Longus 1.5 . a)pollapla/sios, on, without multiplicity, Dam. Pr. 47 . *)apollo/dwros, o(, pr. n., Apollodorus, Th. 7.20 , etc.:—hence Adj. a)pol-dw/reios, on , ai(/resis Str. 13.4.3 . a)po/llu_mi or a)pol-u/w ( Th. 4.25 , Pl. R. 608e , Arist. Pol. 1297a12 , but f.l. in Men. 580 ; the form is rejected by Phryn. PS p.10 B. , Moer. 12 ), impf. a)pw/llun A. Pers. 652 (lyr.), S. El. 1360 , a)pw/lluon And. 1.58 : fut. a)pole/sw, Ep. a)pole/ssw, Att. a)polw=, Ion. a)pole/w Hdt. 1.34 , al.: aor. a)pw/lesa, Ep. a)po/lessa: pf. a)polw/leka:—freq. in tmesi in Ep. ; Prep. postponed in Od. 9.534 :—stronger form of o)/llumi, destroy utterly, kill, in Hom. mostly of death in battle, a)pw/lese lao\n *)axaiw=n Il. 5.758 , al.; e)kpa/glws a)po/lessan ib. 1.268 ; also of things, demolish, lay waste, a)pw/lesen *)/ilion i(rh/n ib. 5.648 , etc.; generally, bi/oton d' a)po\ pa/mpan o)le/ssei will waste my substance, Od. 2.49 ; oi(/ m' a)pwllu/thn sought to destroy me (impf. sense), S. OT 1454 ; in pregnant sense, e)pei/ me ga=s e)k patri/as a)pw/lese drove me ruined from . ., E. Hec. 946 ; th=s par' h(me/ran xa/ritos ta\ me/gista th=s po/lews a). for the sake of . ., D. 8.70 . lo/gois or le/gwn a). tina/ talk or bore one to death, S. El. 1360 , Ar. Nu. 892 (lyr.): hence, alone, in fut. a)polei=s me Id. Ach. 470 ; oi)/m' w(s a)polei=s me Pherecr. 108.20 ; a)polei= m' ou(tosi/ by his questions, Antiph. 222.8 , etc. ruin a woman, Lys. 1.8 . lose, pate/r' e)sqlo\n a)pw/lesa Od. 2.46 , cf. Il. 18.82 , Democr. 272 ; a)pw/lese no/stimon h)=mar Od. 1.354 ; a)po\ qumo\n o)le/ssai lose one's life, 11.16.861 , Od. 12.350 ; qumo\n ou)k a)pw/lesen loses not his spirit, S. El. 26 ; e)/leon a)pw/lesen 11.24.44 ; freq. of things, h( tou= ple/onos e)piqumi/h to\ pareo\n a)po/llusi Democr. 224 ; i(/ppous e(bdomh/konta a)pollu/asi Th. 7.51 ; a)pw/lesan th\n a)rxh\n u(po\ *persw=n X. An. 3.4.11 , cf. 7.2.22 ; mhde\n a)pollu\s tou= o)/gkou Pl. Tht. 155c ; a). ou)si/an, = a)po/llusqai , Id. Prm. 163d . Med. , a)po/llu^mai: fut. -olou=mai, Ion. -ole/omai Hdt. 7.218 : aor. 2 -wlo/mhn: pf. -o/lwla, whence the barbarous impf. a)po/lwlo Ar. Th. 1212 : plpf. in Att. Prose sts. written a)pwlw/lein in codd., as Th. 4.133 , 7.27 :—perish, die, 11.1.117 , etc.; cease to exist, opp. gi/gnesqai, Meliss. 8 , Pl. Prm. 156b , etc.: sts. c. acc. cogn., a)po/lwle kako\n mo/ron Od. 1.166 ; a)pwlo/meq' ai)pu\n o)/leqron ib. 9.303 : c. dat. modi, a)pw/leto lugrw=| o)le/qrw| ( v.l. lugro\n o)/leqron ) ib. 3.87 ; a). u(po/ tinos Hdt. 5.126 ; simply, to be undone, au)tw=n . . a)pwlo/meq' a)fradi/h|sin Od. 10.27 ; a)pwlw/lei tw=| fo/bw| mh/ . . X. Cyr. 6.1.2 : freq. in Att. , esp. in pf., a)po/lwlas you are lost, Ar. Nu. 1077 ; a)pwlo/meq' a)\n ei) mh\ a)polw/leimen Plu. 2.185f ; i(kano\n xro/non a)pollu/meqa kai\ katatetri/mmeqa Ar. Pax 355 ; ble/pein a)polwlo/s Philostr.Jun. Im. 2 :—as an imprecation, ka/kist' a)poloi/mhn ei). . Ar. Ach. 151 , al.; kako\s kakw=s a)po/loiq' o(/stis. . Eub. 116 ; e)cw/lhs a)po/loiq' o(/stis. . Men. 154 ; a)pollu/menos, opp. sw|zo/menos, Isoc. 6.36 , cf. Plu. 2.469d : freq. in part. fut., w=) ka/kist' a)polou/mene o destined to a miserable end! i.e. o thou villain, scoundrel, knave! Ar. Pl. 713 , cf. 456 , Ach. 865 , Pax 2 ; o( ka/kist' a)ne/mwn a). Luc. DDeor. 14.2 . in NT, perish, in theol. sense, Ev.Jo. 3.16 , al.; oi( a)pollu/menoi, opp. oi( sw|zo/menoi, 1 Ep.Cor. 1.18 . to be lost, u(/dwr a)pole/sket' (of the water eluding Tantalus) Od. 11.586 ; ou)/pote karpo\s a)po/llutai never falls untimely, ib. 7.117 ; a)po/ te/ sfisin u(/pnos o)/lwlen Il. 10.186 ; ge/lws e)c a)nqrw/pwn a)po/lwlen X. Smp. 1.15 ; a)polo/menon a)rgu/rion Antipho Soph. 54 ; a)pw/lonto oi( o)/noi LXX 1 Ki. 9.3 . a)po/llw, late form of a)po/llumi, LXX 4 Ma. 6.14 , v.l. in Eust. 712.55 , etc. *)apo/llwn, o(, Apollo: gen. wnos (also w An.Ox. 3.222 ): acc. *)apo/llw IG 1.9 , al., A. Supp. 214 , S. OC 1091 , Tr. 209 (lyr.) (mostly in adjurations, nh\to\n *)apo/llw, etc.), *)apo/llwna Pl. Lg. 624a , freq. later, Agatharch. 7 , etc.: voc. *)/apollon Alc. 1 , A. Th. 159 (lyr.), Cratin. 186 , etc.; *)apo/llwn A. Ch. 559 ; cf. *)ape/llwn, *)/aploun. Pythag. name of a number, Porph. Abst. 2.36 . *)apoll-w/neia, ta/, = Lat. ludi Apollinares, D.C. 47.18 . *)apoll-wniako/s, h/, o/n, = *)apollw/nios 1 , Ph. 2.560 , Dam. Pr. 95 , Olymp. Vit.Pl. p.1 W. *)apoll-wniastai/, oi(, worshippers of Apollo, IG 12(1).163 (Rhodes). *)apoll-w/nios, a, on, of or belonging to Apollo, Pi. P. 6.9 , etc.:— fem. *)apoll-wnia/s (sc. po/lis or na=sos), a/dos, h(, i.e. Delos, Id. I. 1.6 : also, = da/fnh , Hsch. *)apoll-w/nios, o(, (sc. mh/n) name of month at Elis, Methymna, etc., Sch. Pi. O. 3.35 , IG 12(2).505 , etc. *)apoll-w/nion, to/, temple of Apollo, Th. 2.91 , Arist. Mir. 840a21 , GDI 5726.45 (Halic.): —also *)apoll-w/neion, D.S. 14.16 , etc., cf. Eust. 1562.54 . *)apoll-w/nia, ta/, festival of Apollo, IG 11(2).105 (Delos), etc. *)apoll-wni/skos, o(, Dim. of *)apo/llwn, Ath. 14.636f . statuette of Apollo, Roussel Cultes Égyptiens 221 (Delos, ii B.C.). *)apoll-wniw/n, w=nos, o(, (sc. mh/n) name of month at Halicarnassus, BCH 14.106 . *)apollwno/-blhtos, on, stricken by Apollo, = h(lio/blhtos , Macr. 1.17.11 . *)apollwno/-nnhsoi, formed in illustration of e(kato/nnhsoi, Str. 13.2.5 . *)apollwno-tra^fh/s, e/s, nourished by Apollo, Sch. 11.23.291 . a)polog-e/omai, aor. a)peloghsa/mhn E. Ba. 41 , Antipho 5.13 , but f.l. in Pl. Sph. 261c , X. An. 5.6.3 ; also aor. Pass. a)pelogh/qhn Antipho 2.3.1 , al., Alex. 12 (prob. suprious in X. HG 1.4.13 ): pf. a)polelo/ghmai And. 1.33 , Isoc. 12.218 (in pass. sense, Pl. R. 607b ):—speak in defence, defend oneself, opp. kathgorei=n, peri/ tinos about a thing, Antipho 5.7 , Th. 1.72 ; pro\s th\n marturi/an in reference or answer to the evidence, Antipho 2.4.3 , cf. Th. 6.29 ; pro/s tinas before . ., Eup. 357 , cf. Plb. 22.6.4 : later, c. dat., kathgori/ais Plu. Them. 23 ; a). u(pe/r tinos speak in another's behalf, Hdt. 7.161 , E. Ba. 41 , Pl. R. 488a , etc.; a). u(pe/r tinos speak in support of a fact, Antipho 3.2.1 ; u(pe\r th=s a)diki/as Pl. Grg. 480b ; pro\s *me/lhton in answer to him, Id. Ap. 24b : abs., parw\n a). Hdt. 6.136 , Ar. Th. 188 ; o( a)pologou/menos the defendant, Id. V. 778 , And. 1.6 . c. acc. rei, defend oneself against, a). ta\s diabola/s Th. 8.109 ; ta\s pra/ceis defend what one has done, Aeschin. 1.92 . a). ti e)/s ti allege in one's defence against a charge, Th. 3.63 ; a). pro\s ta\ kathgorhme/na mhde/n Lys. 12.38 ; ti/ pote a)pologh/sesqai me/llei moi; Antipho 1.7 codd.; tau=ta a). w(s . . Pl. Phd. 69d ; e)/rgois kalli/stois a). w(s . . Lys. 2.65 ; a). o(/ti ou)de/na a)dikw= X. Oec. 11.22 ; a). a)pologi/an Luc. Hes. 6 . a). di/khn qana/tou speak against sentence of death passing on one, Th. 8.68 .—Prose word, used once in Trag., v. supr.—The Prep. a)po/ implies the remoual of a charge. a)polog-h/, h(, (a)pole/gw) selection, or possibly challenging of jurors, e)c a)pologh=s OGI 484.54 (Pergam.). a)polo/g-hma, atos, to/, plea alleged in defence, Pl. Cra. 436c ; u(pe\r th=s po/lews pro\s *(rwmai/ous Plu. Cim. 1 . a)polog-hte/on, one must make one's defence, Antipho 4.4.1 ; one must defend, Pl. Ap. 19a : also in pl., -hte/a Philostr. VA 8.7 ; e)kei=na -hte/a h=)n o(/ti . . D.H. 6.44 . a)polog-htiko/s, h/, o/n, suitable for defence, apologetic, Arist. Rh.Al. 1421b10 . a)polog-i/a, h(, speech in defence, opp. kathgori/a, Antipho 6.7 , Th. 3.61 , Pl. Ap. 28a , etc.; a). poiei=sqai to make a defence, Is. 6.62 ; a). poiei=sqai to\n e(autou= bi/on tw=n tou= patro\s a)dikhma/twn Lys. 14.29 ; tw=n kathgorhqe/ntwn to\ mh\ labo\n a)pologi/an Hyp. Eux. 31 ; a). tou= eu)aggeli/ou Ep.Phil. 1.16 ; expl. by plhrofori/a, Hsch. a)polog-i/zomai, fut. -i^ou=mai Phld. Lib. p.50 O., D.C. Fr. 109 : aor. a)pelogisa/mhn Pl. Sph. 261c (prob.); Dor. -ica/mhn IG 9(1).694.97 (Corcyra): pf. a)polelo/gismai ib. 2.594.19 , 329.16 , D.H. Pomp. 1.17 codd.: in pass. sense, X. Oec. 9.8 :—render an account, a). kat' e)niauto/n Id. HG 6.1.3 ; a). ta\s proso/dous render an account of the receipts, Aeschin. 3.25 , cf. IG 7.303.21 (Orop.); th=| boulh=| kai\ tw=| dh/mw| ib. 2.594.19 :— Pass. , ta\ a)polelogisme/na the estimates, X. Oec. 9.8 . a). ei(/s ti refer to a head or class, Pl. Phlb. 25b . reckon on a thing, calculate that it will be . ., c. acc. et inf., D. 19.20 ; a)pologiei=tai pei=sai . . will count on persuading, Phld. l.c.; calculate fully, a). po/teron . . Pl. Sph. l.c. give a brief account of, ti Arist. Rh.Al. 1433b38 ; peri/ tinos ib. 1444b31 ; but, recount at length, ti Plb. 21.3.2 ; peri/tinos Id. 8.24.7 ; w(s . . Id. 4.25.4 .— Prose word: Act. , reject, Suid. a)polog-ismo/s, o(, giving account, statement of reasons, etc., v.l. in Aeschin. 3.247 , Plb. 10.11.5 . account kept, record, a)nalwma/twn Luc. Dem.Enc. 33 ; a)pologismo\n poih/sasqai Klio 18.276 (Delph., ii B. C.), cf. Plu. Per. 23 , POxy. 297.5 (i A. D.): in pl., Plu. 2.822e . narration, Plb. 10.21.8 . = a)pologi/a , Zeno Stoic. 1.55 ; tou= bi/ou, tw=n pra/cewn, Plu. 2.726b , Sull. 34 . a)polog-isth/s, ou=, o(, accountant, bookkeeper, POxy. 34 vi 8 (ii A. D.). a)po/log-os, o(, story, tale, *)alki/nou a)po/logos, of long and tedious stories (from that told by Odysseus to Alcinous in Od. 9 - 12 ), Pl. R. 614b , Arist. Rh. 1417a13 , Po. 1455a2 . fable, apologue, allegory, Cic. Orat. 2.66.264 , Quint. Inst. 6.3.44 , Gell. 2.29.20 . account rendered, Test.Epict. 8.36 , IG 14.952 (Agrigent.), Hsch. = logisth/s , IG 12(8).267 (Thasos), BCH 45.154 (ibid., iii B. C.), AJA 19.446 (Halae, iii B. C.). a)poloidore/w, abuse violently, Plb. 15.33.4 . a)poloi/mion fano/n: to\n e)pi\ do/lw|, Hsch. a)poloipasi/a, h(, remainder, in subtraction, Hero *Geom. 12.32 . list of arrears, POxy. 1147.1 (vi A. D.), cf. ib. 1855.4 (vi A. D.). a)po/loipos, on, remaining over, left behind, LXX Ez. 41.15 , al.; a)po/loipa, ta/, unpaid arrears, = Lat. residua, IG 5(1).1434 (Messene). a)poloi/fein: a)potelei=n, Hsch. a)polopi/zw, = a)pole/pw , skin, peel, prob. 1 . for -logi/zein, -logizwn, Ar. Fr. 135 , Antiph. 128 , cf. Phryn. PS p.44 B. a)/polos, on, = a)ki/nhtos, a)strefh/s , immouable, Hsch. a)po/-louma, atos, to/, = a)poka/qarma , Sch. Ar. Eq. 1401 , Eust. 1560.32 . a)po/-lousis, ews, h(, ablution, Pl. Cra. 405b , Sor. 1.83 . a)po-lou/trios, on, washed off: ta\ a)polou/tria (sc. u(/data) water which has been used for washing, Ael. NA 17.11 :—also a)po/-loutron, to/, Sch. Ar. Eq. 1401 . a)po-lou/w, c. acc. rei, wash off, lou/ein a)/po bro/ton Il. 14.7 :— Med. , o)/fr' . . a(/lmhn w)/moii+n a)polou/somai that I may wash the brine from off my shoulders, Od. 6.219 ; of baptism, a). ta\s a(marti/as Act.Ap. 22.16 . c. acc. pers., wash clean, Ar. V. 118 (a)pe/lou for a)pe/loe, v. lou/w ), Pl. Cra. 405b , 406a :— Med. , wash away from oneself, lou/sasqai a)/po bro/ton ai(mato/enta Il. 23.41 ; to\ sw=ma a)pelou/eto Longus 1.13 : in archaic style, a)polou/menos Luc. Lex. 2 , cf. Ath. 3.97e , 98a . c. acc. pers. et rei, o)/fra ta/xista *pa/troklon lou/seian a)/po bro/ton might wash the gore off him, Il. 18.345 : c. gen. rei, kai/ m' a)pe/louse lu/qrou Epigr.Gr. 314.6 (Smyrna). a)polouse/menai: kol[l]obw/sein ( Cypr. ), Hsch. ; cf. a)pole/pw. a)polof-u/romai [u_], bewail loudly, e)mauto/n And. 3.16 , cf. X. HG 1.1.27 ; sumfora/n Antipho Soph. 54 : abs., indulge one's sorrows to the full, Th. 2.46 , Pl. Mx. 249c . a)polo/f-ursis, ews, h(, lamentation, Sch. S. Aj. 596 . a)poloxmo/omai, make too much wood, Thphr. HP 6.6.6 . a)po/lugma[tos]: a)pogu/mnwsis ( Cypr. ), Hsch. a)po/lu_ma, atos, to/, filth, Harp. s.v. o)cuqumi/a : in pl., fragments of tissue, Heliod. ap. Orib. 44.10.13 , Gal. 19.422 . a)polu_m-ai/nomai, Med. , (lu=ma) cleanse oneself by bathing, esp.from an a)/gos, Il. 1.313 , 314 , A.R. 4.702 , cf. Paus. 8.41.2 ; a)polumh/nasqai kai\ a)fagni/sai to\ mi/asma Agath. 2.7 . a)polu_m-anth/r, h=ros, o(, (lu/mh) destroyer: daitw=n a). one who destroys one's pleasure at dinner, kill-joy (or a devourer of remnants, lick-plate), Od. 17.220 , 377 . a)polu/ousa, = kw/neion , Ps.- Dsc. 4.78 . a)polupragm-o/nhtos, on, not meddled with, prob. in SIG 399.24 (Delph.). Adv. -tws Hsch. s.v. a)perie/rgws. a)polupra/gm-wn, on, gen. onos, not meddlesome, M.Ant. 1.5 , Ptol. Tetr. 159 . a)/polus, u, without plurality, expl. of a(plou=s, Dam. Pr. 21 , 26 . a)po-lu^si/dion, to/, order for delivery, PFlor. 131.7 (iii A. D.), al.; oi)/nou PFay. 133.14 . a)po-lu/simos [u^], on, (a)polu/w) deserving acquittal, Antipho 4.4.9 . released from public service, PLond. 2.445.7 (i A. D.); a)po\ stratei/as CPR 1.3 (i A. D.). a)po/-lu^sis, ews, h(, loosing, e.g. of a bandage or cord, Hp. Fract. 10 , Hero Aut. 2.9 . release, deliverance, Pl. Cra. 405b , Plb. 33.1.5 : c. gen., kata\ th\n a). tou= qana\tou as far as acquittal from a capital charge went, Hdt. 6.136 ; a). kakw=n qa/natos Plu. Arat. 54 ; a). pe/nqous end of mourning, OGI 56.53 (Canopus). getting rid of a disease, Hp. Coac. 378 , etc. spell for releasing a divine being, PMag.Par. 1.1056 , al. (from Pass. ) separation, parting, Arist. GA 718a14 ; th=s yuxh=s Id. R. 479a22 : abs., decease, death, Thphr. HP 9.16.8 , Lycon ap. D.L. 5.71 ; a). poiei=sqai to take one's departure, of an army, Plb. 3.69.10 . a)po-lu^te/on, one must acquit, tina/ tinos Gorg. Hel. 6 ; one must disengage, o)ste/on Heliod. ap. Orib. 46.12.2 . a)po-lu^th/rion, to/, = e)kl. , Sch. E. Ph. 969 . a)po-lu^tiko/s, h/, o/n, disposed to acquit. Adv. -kw=s, e)/xein tino/s to be minded to acquit one, X. HG 5.4.25 . a)po/-lu^tos, on, loosed, free, Plu. 2.426b ; a). yuxai/ souls at large before being embodied, Porph. ap. Stob. 1.49.40 ; a). qeoi/ Dam. Pr. 351 , cf. Procl. inCra. p.74 P. absolute, unconditional, Arr. Epict. 2.5.24 , S.E. M. 8.273 , Plot. 6.1.18 and 22 . Adv. -tws S.E. M. 8.161 , Men.Rh. p.434 S. , Lyd. Mens. 4.7 ; opp. kata\ sxe/sin, Procl. in Prm. p.733 S. to\ a). the positive degree of comparison, Hdn. Fig. p.85 S. , Sch. Ar. Av. 63 . a). xa/ragma independent coinage of Alexandria, Just. Edict. 11 , POxy. 1448 (vi A. D.). Rhet., unfinished, merismo/s, e.g. me/n not folld. by de/, Hermog. Id. 2.7 . a). xarakth/r loose, unconstrained style, Aphth. Prog. 11 . Medic., = a)polelume/nos (a)polu/w c. 11.1 ), Heliod. ap. Orib. 46.14.2 , Ruf. Syn.Puls. 3.4 . Adv. -tws ib. 5 . a)polutr-o/w, release on payment of ransom, Men. Mis. 21 : c. gen. pretii, w(s e)xqrou\s a). tw=n makrota/twn lu/trwn Pl. Lg. 919a , cf. Philipp. ap. D. 12.3 ; restore for a ransom, ta\ e)leu/qera sw/mata kai\ th\n po/lin au)toi=s Plb. 2.6.6 , cf. J. BJ 2.14.1 :— Med. , Polyaen. 5.40 . a)polu/tr-wsis, ews, h(, ransoming, ai)xmalw/twn Plu. Pomp. 24 (pl.), cf. J. AJ 12.2.3 , Ph. 2.463 . redemption by payment of ransom, deliverance, Ev. Luc. 21.28 , Ep.Rom. 3.24 , al.; of Nebuchadnezzar's recovery, LXX Da. 4.30c ; in NT, redemption, Ep.Rom. 3.24 ,al. a)polutr-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, for ransom, Suid. s.v. qusi/a. a)polu/w [v. lu/w], fut. -lu/sw, etc.: fut. Pass. a)polelu/somai X. Cyr. 6.2.37 :—loose from, i(ma/nta qow=s a)pe/luse korw/nhs Od. 21.46 ; o)/fr' a)po\ toi/xous lu=se klu/dwn tro/pios the sides of the ship from the keel, ib. 12.420 ; undo, a)po\ krh/demnon e)/lusen ib. 3.392 ; e)pide/smata Hp. Fract. 25 . set free, release, relieve from, a). tina\ th=s frourh=s Hdt. 2.30 ; th=s e)pimelei/as X. Cyr. 8.3.47 ; tw=n e)kei= kakw=n Pl. R. 365a ; th\n yuxh\n a)po\ th=s tou= sw/matos koinwni/as Id. Phd. 65a , cf. 67a ; a). th=s metrh/sews save them from the trouble of measuring, Arist. Pol. 1257a40 :— Pass. , to be set free, tw=n deinw=n, fo/bou, Th. 1.70 , 7.56 , etc. freq. in legal sense, a). th=s ai)ti/hs acquit of the charge, Hdt. 9.88 , X. An. 6.6.15 ; opp. katayhfi/zw, Democr. 262 ; th=s eu)qu/nhs Ar. V. 571 : c. inf., a). tina\ mh\ fw=ra ei=)nai acquit of being a thief, Hdt. 2.174 ; so a)polu/etai mh\ a)dikei=n Th. 1.95 , cf. 128 : abs., acquit, Ar. V. 988 , 1000 , Lys. 20.20 , etc. in Il. always, = a)polutro/w , release on receipt of ransom, ou)d' a)pe/luse qu/gatra kai\ ou)k a)pede/cat' a)/poina 1.95 ; *(/ektor' e)/xei . . ou)d' a)pe/lusen 24.115 , al.:— Med. , set free by payment of ransom, ransom, redeem, xalkou= te xrusou= t' a)poluso/meq' at a price of . ., Il. 22.50 (but Act. in Prose, a)polu/ein pollw=n xrhma/twn X. HG 4.8.21 ). let go, let alone, leave one, of an illness, Hp. Coac. 564 . discharge, disband an army, a). oi)/kade X. HG 6.5.21 ; generally, dismiss, discharge, e)me\ . . a)pe/lus' a)/deipnon Ar. Ach. 1155 , cf. Bion 1.96 . divorce a wife, Ev.Matt. 1.19 , etc.; to\n a)/ndra D.S. 12.18 . do away with, remove, ai)sxu/nhn D. 20.47 :— Pass. , Antipho 2.1.5 . discharge or pay a debt, Pl. Cra. 417b ; pay, a). to\n xalko/n PTeb. 490 (i B. C.); pay off a mortgage, POxy. 509.15 . dismiss a charge, ei)saggeli/a u(po\ tou= kathgo/rou a)polelume/nh Hyp. Eux. 38 . a). a)ndra/poda *qra|ci/n sell, Antipho 5.20 ; a). oi)ki/an tini/ sell a mortgaged house outright, Is. 6.33 . deliver, ti/ tini PFlor. 123.2 (iii A. D.): — Pass. , ib. 228.6 (iii A. D.). begin to count, [moi/ras] a)po/ . . Vett. Val. 135 : abs., Id. 19.19 , Paul.Al. Q. 2 . intr., depart (cf. B.IV, C. 2 ), Plb. 3.69.14 , al. Med. with aor. 2 a)pelu/mhn (in pass. sense), Opp. C. 3.128 :— redeem, v. supr. A. 11 . a)polu/esqai diabola/s do away with, refute calumnies against one, Th. 8.87 , Pl. Ap. 37b , al.: abs., Arist. Rh. 1416b9 . th\n ai)ti/an, ta\s blasfhmi/as, ta\ kathgorhme/na, Th. 5.75 , D. 15.2 , 18.4 : c. gen., tw=n ei)s *)aristo/boulon -sasqai J. AJ 15.3.5 . refute, tou\s e)nanti/ous lo/gous Dam. Pr. 126 ter: abs., o( de\ a)poluo/menos e)/fh in defence, Hdt. 8.59 . like Act. , acquit, tou= mh\ kakw=s e)/xein a)ll' o)rqw=s Pl. Lg. 637c . release from, tou\s *(/ellhnas a). doulei/as Id. Mx. 245a . like Pass. (c. 11 ), depart, S. Ant. 1314 ; also, put off, pneu=ma a). AP 9.276 ( Crin. ); but pneu=ma melw=n a)pe/lue IG 14.607e (Carales). Pass. , to be released, e)lpi/zwn tou\s ui(e/as th=s strathi/+hs a)polelu/sqai from military service, Hdt. 4.84 , cf. X. Cyr. 6.2.37 ; th=s a)rxh=s a)poluqh=nai boulo/menoi to be freed from their rule, Th. 2.8 ; tw=n deinw=n mhde/pote oi)/esqai a)poluqh/sesqai Id. 1.70 ; th=s u(poyi/as Antipho 2.4.3 ; th=s miari/as ib. 3.11 : abs., to be acquitted, Th. 6.29 ; to be absolved from, tw=n a)dikhma/twn Pl. Phd. 113d . of combatants, to be separated, part, ou) r(a|di/ws a)pelu/onto Th. 1.49 ; generally, to be separated or detached, a)llh/lwn or a)p' a)llh/lwn, Arist. Metaph. 1031b3 , Ph. 185a28 ; a). ta\ w)|a\ th=s u(ste/ras Id. GA 754b18 , al.; a)polelume/nos, abs., detached, ai)doi=on, glw=tta, o)/rxeis, Id. HA 500b2 , 533a27 , 535b2 ; th\n glw=ttan a). having its tongue detached, Id. Fr. 319 , al.; also, distinct, differentiated, Id. HA 497b22 . depart, e)/qanes, a)pelu/qhs, S. Ant. 1268 (lyr.), cf. Plb. 6.58.4 , al., LXX Nu. 20.29 , al.; cf. supr. B. IV. of a child, to be brought forth, Hp. Superf. 11 , cf. 24 , Arist. GA 745b11 ; of the mother, to be delivered, Hp. Epid. 2.2.17 . to be annulled, Arist. EN 1156a22 . a)polelume/nos, h, on, absolute, esp. in Gramm., D.T. 636.15 , A.D. Synt. 97.20 , al.: also, general, of meaning, Olymp.Alch. p.72B. of metres, irregular, without strophic responsion, Heph. Poëm. 5 . a)polu^w/rhtos, on, not highly esteemed, Phld. Oec. p.67 J. a)polwba/w, dishonour, aor. Pass. a)pelwbh/qhn S. Aj. 217 (lyr.). a)polwpi/zw, (lw=pos) = lwpodute/w , S. Fr. 1021 . a)polwti/zw, = a)panqi/zw , pluck off flowers: generally, pluck off, ko/mas E. IA 792 ; a). ne/ous cut off the young, Id. Supp. 449 . a)polwf-a/w, Ion. a)polwf-e/w, appease, Hp. Ep. 17 ( Pass. ); di/yan A.R. 4.1418 (tm.). intr., abate, Procop. Aed. 1.1 , 5.5 :—Subst. a)polw/f-hsis, ews, h(, lightening, relief, An.Ox. 3.188 . a)po/lwyen: a)pw/leto, Hsch. a)pomag-da^li/a or a)pomag-la/, h(, (a)poma/ssw) the crumb or inside of the loaf, on which the Greeks wiped their hands at dinner, and then threw it to the dogs: hence, dog's meat, Ar. Eq. 415 , Alciphr. 3.44 , Plu. Lyc. 12 . a)pomag-da^li/s, i/dos, h(, = foreg., Eust. 1857.17 . a)po/mag-ma, atos, to/, anything used for wiping or cleaning, Hp. Medic. 2 . dirt washed off, S. Fr. 34 . impression of a seal, Thphr. CP 6.19.5 , Lap. 67 . a)poma^d-a/w, of the hair, fall off, Arist. Mir. 836a1 . a)poma^d-i/zw, make quite bald, Critoap. Gal. 12.454 , Sch. Ar. Eq. 373 . a)poma/zios, (mazo/s) taken from the breast, Opp. C. 4.93 . a)poma/qhma [a^q], atos, to/, unlearning, Hp. Fract. 25 . a)pomai/nomai, aor. 2 a)pema/nhn [a^], go mad, Luc. DDeor. 12.1 . a)poma^ka^ri/zw. ebeo, Gloss. a)pomak-te/on, one must wipe, ta\ me/lh Aët. 9.1 . a)poma/k-ths, ou, o(, one who wipes, rubs, or cleans, Com.Adesp. 589 , AB 431 ; esp. in magical rites, Poll. 7.188 . a)poma/k-tria, h(, fem. of a)poma/kths, Poll. 7.188 . a)po/mak-tron, to/, strickle, Ar. Fr. 712 . a)poma^la^ki/zomai, to be weak or cowardly, show weakness, pro/s ti in a thing, Arist. HA 613a1 , cf. Plu. Lyc. 10 . a)pomalqa^ki/zomai, = foreg., Plu. 2.1097a , prob. l. (for -o/omai) Id. Pel. 21 . a)pomanqa/nw, unlearn, tau=ta a(\ pro\ tou= w)/|mhn ei)de/nai Pl. Phd. 96c , cf. Prt. 342d , X. Cyr. 4.3.14 , Antisth. ap. D.L. 6.7 : c. inf., Plu. Lyc. 11 . a)pomant-ei/a, h(, negative divination, opp. kata-, Jul.Laod. in Cat. Cod.Astr. 5(1).190 . a)poma/nt-euma, atos, to/, divination, v.l. in Hp. Ep. 27 . a)pomant-eu/omai, divine by instinct, presage, to\ me/llon h(/cein Pl. R. 516d ; ti ei)=nai ib. 505e ; tri/ton a). ti to\ o)/n Id. Sph. 250c , cf. Plot. 5.5.12 , Jul. Or. 4.149c . a)pomant-eutiko/s, h/, o/n, of negative divination, PAmh. 2.14.15 . a)po/macis, ews, h(, (a)poma/ssw) wiping off, Plu. Rom. 21 . taking an impression: metaph., copying, imitation, Iamb. Protr. 21 . a)poma^r-ai/nw, cause to waste away, ai( sullh/yeis a). ta\ sw/mata Sor. 1.30 , cf. Chor. p.22 B. ; th\n a)kmh\n tw=n ai)sqh/sewn Callistr. Stat. 2 ; h(dona\s ta\s to\ qumoeide\s -ou/sas Philostr. VA 7.4 ; obliterate from memory, Chor. Milt. 19 :— Pass. , waste, wither away, die away, h( r(htorikh\ e)kei/nh a). Pl. Tht. 177b ; ai( kata\ to\ sw=ma h(donai\ a). Id. R. 328d ; of a tranquil death, X. Ap. 7 , cf. Plu. Num. 21 ; of comets, a)pomaranqe/ntes kata\ mikrpo\n h)fani/sqhsan Arist. Mete. 343b16 ; of wind, die down, ib. 367b11 ; h( fu/sis a). Ocell. 1.12 , etc. a)poma^/r-ansis, ews, h(, wasting or dying away, disappearance, opp. fa/sis, parhli/wn Thphr. Vent. 36 . a)pomarca/menoi: a)pomaca/menoi, Hsch. ; cf. o)/marcon. a)pomartu^r-e/w, testify, bear witness, a). tisi\n o(/ti ei)si\n poli=tai Milet. 3 No. 313 (iii B.C.): c. acc. et inf., Plb. 30.31.20 ; ti Plu. 2.860c :— Pass. , peri\ tou/twn a)pomemartu/rhtai au)tw=| o(/ti IG 2.377.9 . a)pomartu^/r-omai [u_], maintain stoutly, ti Pl. Sph. 237a . a)poma/ssw, Att. a)pomartu^/r-ttw, wipe off, da/krua xlamu/di Plb. 15.26.3 , cf. Plu. Rom. 21 :— Med. , wipe off oneself, u(/datos a)/xnhn Call. Del. 14 ; to\n koniorto/n tisi Ev.Luc. 10.11 ; wipe, ti POxy. 1381.133 : abs., dry oneself, Jul. Or. 6.203b . wipe clean, esp. in magical ceremonies, a)poma/ttwn [au)tou\s] tw=| phlw=| kai\ toi=s pitu/rois D. 18.259 , cf. Luc. Nec. 7 , Hsch. s. vv. magi/des, magmo/n: — Med. , wipe for oneself, *)axillei/wn a)poma/ttei you wipe your hands on the finest bread, Ar. Eq. 819 ; xei=ras xeiroma/ktrw| a). Ath. 9.410b : abs., wipe one's mouth, Eratosth. 30 ; of a serpent, a). to\n i)o/n get rid of its poison, Arist. Fr. 372 . wipe off or level corn in a measure with a strickle: hence xoi/nika a). give scant measure, Luc. Nav. 25 ; kenea\n a)poma/cai (sc. xoi/nika) level an empty measure, i.e. labour in vain, Theoc. 15.95 . take an impression of, e)/n tisi tw=n malakw=n sxh/mata a). Pl. Ti. 50e :— Med. , model, as a sculptor, Philostr. VA 6.19 , APl. 4.120 ( Arch. or Asclep. ): metaph., take impressions, o(/qen h(mh\ frh\n a)pomacame/nh Ar. Ra. 1040 ; ta\s i)de/as Gal. 18(2).655 ; a). par' a)llh/lwn one from another, Arist. EN 1172a12 : generally, copy, imitate, D.H. Vett.Cens. 3.2 ; h)/qea a). tekou/shs Nonn. D. 46.18 , cf. 48.229 : c. gen., model oneself upon, Call. Epigr. 27 . a)pomasti_go/w, scourge severely, Hdt. 3.29 , 8.109 . a)pomasti/dion, to/, suckling, E. Hyps.Fr. 64.94 . a)poma^ta^i/+zw, behave idly or unseemly, euphem. for a)pope/rdw, Hdt. 2.162 , Favor. ap. Stob. 4.50.25 ; cf. a)pomataia/sai: e)cevteli/sai, Hsch. a)pomau/rwsis, ews, h(, dullness, dianoi/as Archig. ap. Aët. 6.27 . a)po-ma/xomai [ma^], fut. -maxou=mai, fight from the walls of a fort or town, tei=xos i(kano\n w(/ste a)poma/xesqai e)k tou= a)nagkaiota/tou u(/yous Th. 1.90 ; basi/leia i(kana\ a). high or strong enough to fight from, X. Cyr. 3.1.1 : abs., fight desperately, Id. An. 6.2.6 ; pro/s ti Plu. Brut. 5 , Hld. 5.1 ; tini/ against a thing, Plu. Caes. 17 . a). ti fight off a thing, decline it, a)pemaxe/santo tou=to Hdt. 7.136 : abs., o( me\n dh\ tau=ta le/gwn a)pema/xeto Id. 1.9 ; a). mh\ labei=n th\n a)rxh/n D H. 2.60 . a). tina/ drive off in battle, X. HG 6.5.34 . finish a battle, fight it out, Lys. 3.25 ; resist, Arist. Pr. 870b23 . metaph., counteract, tai=s a)poforai=s Aët. 16.24 . a)po/-ma^xos, on, (ma/xh) unfit for service, disabled, X. An. 3.4.32 , 4.1.13 , Arr. Tact. 12.4 , Agath. 3.22 . absent from the fight, of Achilles, AP 9.467 tit., cf. Agath. 2.7 . a)pomeqi/hmi yuxh/n give up the ghost, A.R. 1.280 (tm.). a)pomeili/ssomai, Att. a)po/-ttomai, appease, allay, qeou= mh=nin D.H. 1.38 ; pei=nan Ph. 2.477 ; tina/ J. AJ 19.9.2 ; qeou/s Porph. Marc. 2 . expiate, ta\s tw=n pollw=n a(marti/as Id. Abst. 4.5 . a)pomeiour-i/zw or a)pomeiour-muouri/zw, (mei/ouros) make to taper off to a point, Nicom. Ar. 2.13 ; of a root, Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 8.4.3 . a)pomeiour-ismo/s, o(, curtailment, Dam. Pr. 59 (pl.). a)pomeio/w, diminish, Aët. 3.162 . a)pomei/romai, distribute, ai)=san Hes. Op. 578 . Pass. , to be parted from, Id. Th. 801 , Arat. 522 :—in each place with v.l. a)pamei/romai (q.v.). a)pomel-ai/nomai, turn black, of grapes, Thphr. HP 2.7.5 ; of cinders, Ruf. Fr. 70.14 . to be blackened by mortification, Hp. Art. 69 . a)pome/l-ansis, ews, h(, = leu/kwsis , Olymp.Alch. p.91 B. a)po/meli, itos, to/, honey-water, an inferior kind of mead, Dsc. 5.9 . = o)cu/gluku, to/, Antyll. ap. Orib. 5.29.8 , Philagr.ib. 5.17 , Gal. 6.274 . a)pomeli/zw, enervate, = a)poguio/w , Eust. 641.23 . a)pome/mfomai, rebuke, E. Rh. 900 (lyr.); fanerw=s J. BJ 1.24.2 , Plu. 2.229b (s.v.l.); th=| a)potuxi/a| Oenom. ap. Eus. PE 5.20 (v.l.). a)pome/nw, dub. sens. in PFlor. 378.6 (v A.D.); remain behind, Alciphr. 3.60 , dub. l. in Polyaen. 4.6.13 . a)pomeri/zw, divide off, separate, Pl. Plt. 304a ; e(autou\s th=s o(mili/as Hierocl. in CA 24p.472M. :— Pass. , to be distinguished, e(te/rwn suggenw=n Pl. Plt. 280b . detail for special service, Plb. 8.30.1 ; pro/s or e)pi/ ti, Id. 3.101.9 , 16.21.8 :— Pass. , pro/s ti, Id. 10.16.2 ; a)pomerisqh=nai a)risti/ndhn to be selected by merit, Pl. Lg. 855d :—also in Act. , take as one's special province, Bito 56.3 . assign a detachment to a commander, th=s duna/mew/s tini Plb. 3.35.5 . impart, deka/thn tini/ J. AJ 4.4.4 . send out branches, [h( a)orth\] a). e(auth=s a(pa/sas ta\s a)rthri/as Gal. 5.199 . a)pomerimna/w, rest from labour: hence, die, Eust. 821.36 . a)pomerismo/s, o(, = a)ponomh/ , of water from an aqueduct, Ephes. 2 No. 18 (i A.D.), cf. Hsch. s.v. a)po/dragma , al. fragmentation, ou) ga\r a). tou= para/gontos to\ parago/menon Procl. Inst. 27 . division, th=s yuxh=s Herm. in Phdr. p.166A. banishment, e)llogi/mwn a)ndrw=n Cat.Cod.Astr. 8(3).185.25 , al. v.l. for e)pimeri/zw (q.v.), Vett. Val. 164.19 , al. a)pomermhri/zw, aor. -ica AB 431 :—sleep off care, forget one's cares in sleep, Ar. V. 5 , D.C. 55.14 . a)pomesto/omai, Pass. , become filled to the brim, Pl. Phdr. 255c , Plot. 2.3.18 . a)pometr-e/w, fut. Med. -h/somai IG 7.3073.77 (Lebad.):—measure off or out, qrigkou/s l.c.; daktuli/ous medi/mnois Luc. DMort. 12.2 :— Med. , medi/mnw| a)pometrh/sasqai to\ a)rgu/rion X. HG 3.2.27 :— Pass. , to be measured off, Plb. 6.27.2 , Str. 2.1.27 . measure out, distribute, X. Oec. 10.10 ; si=to/n tini J. AJ 2.5.7 , cf. Ath.Med. ap. Orib. inc. 5.6 . a)pome/tr-hma, atos, to/, servant's allowance, Gloss. a)pome/tr-hsis, ews, h(, measuring out, distribution, Vett.Val. 346.13 . a)po/metr-on, to/, in pl., emoluments of a priest, IG 22.1357 , 1363 (Eleusis), Leg.Sacr. 2.10B10 . a)pomh/khs, es, prob. f.l. for e)pi- , Sophon. in de An. 75.13 . a)pomhku/nw, prolong, draw out, lo/gon Pl. Sph. 217e , cf. Prt. 336d , Luc. Herm. 67 , etc.: abs., to be prolix, Them. Or. 2.39d , etc.:— Pass. , to be prolonged, extended, Sor. 1.57 , Luc. DMar. 1.2 . a)pomhni/w, to be very wroth, persevere in wrath, kei=t' a)pomhni/sas *)agame/mnoni (where Eust. expl., having departed from wrath against him) Il. 2.772 ; e)meu= a)pomhni/santos ib. 9.426 , 19.62 ; opp. meqhse/menai, Od. 16.378 ; a). ei)/s tina PBodl.ined. 32478 . cease from wrath, AB 431 , Suid. a)pomhru_ka/omai, aor. -h/sato, ruminate, Porph. Chr. 32 . a)pomhru/omai [u_], draw up from, out of, buqw=n Opp. C. 1.50 . a)pomi_m-e/omai, express by imitation, copy or represent faithfully, h)=qos X. Mem. 3.10.3 ; pra=cin Pl. Lg. 865b ; th\n *kleofw=ntos politei/an Aeschin. 3.150 ; to\ i(/esqai dia\ tou= i_ a). endeavour to express motion by the sound of i, Pl. Cra. 427a sq.: pf. in pass. sense, Moschioap. Ath. 5.207f . a)pomi_/m-hma, atos, to/, imitation, copy, Hp. Vict. 1.22 , BatoSino p.4 , D.S. 16.26 . a)pomi_/m-hsis, ews, h(, imitation, Hp. Vict. 1.10 , Arist. Rh.Al. 1420b16 , Phld. Lib. p.450 ., J. AJ 3.7.7 , Plu. Num. 14 . a)pomimnh/|skomai, fut. -mnh/somai, aor. -emnhsa/mhn:— remember, recognize: hence, repay, tw=| oi( a)pemnh/santo [xa/rin] Il. 24.428 ; a)pemnh/santo xa/rin eu)ergesia/wn for benefits, hes. Th. 503 ; au)tw=|de\ . . xa/rin a)pomnh/sesqai a)ci/an Th. 1.137 , cf. E. Alc. 299 . a)pomi/mnw, remain away from, c. gen., parqenikh=s Nonn. D. 42.439 . a)pomi^nu/qw, = minu/qw , Orph. L. 624 . a)pomi/sgomai, draw off and mix, oi)=non Max.Tyr. 1.5 . a)pomi_se/w, = mise/w , Eratosth. Cat. 9 , Them. Or. 15.189c . a)po/misq-os, on, away from (i. e. without) pay, unpaid or underpaid, X. HG 6.2.16 ; a)/qlioi a). ce/noi D. 4.46 ; defrauded of pay, Lys. Fr. 138S. paid off, discharged, a). gi/gnetai para\ *timoqe/ou D. 23.154 , cf. Aen.Tact. 5.2 and 11.4 ; leukh/ me qri\c a). poiei= Com.Adesp. 226 . a)pomisq-o/w, let out for hire, gh=n e)pi\ de/ka e)/th Th. 3.68 ; xwri/on tini/ Lys. 7.9 ; w(/sper . . a)pomemisqwko/tes ta\ w)=ta Pl. R. 475d ; farm out by contract, IG 1.26a10 , al.; a)nagrafh/n Milet. 7.69 (Didyma), etc.: c. inf., a). poiei=n ti w(s a)\n du/nwntai o)ligi/stou contract for . ., Lexap. D. 43.58 . a)pomitro/w, take away the mitre, LXX Le. 21.10 , Ph. 1.562 . a)pomnhmo/n-euma, atos, to/, memorial, record, tino/s D.S. 1.14 , Plu. Pomp. 2 ; a). su/ntomon memorandum, PSI 1.85 (iii A.D.): in pl., memoirs, as those of Socrates by X. , D.H. Rh. 9.12 , Plu. Cat.Ma. 9 . a)pomnhmo/n-eutis, ews, h(, recounting, summarizing, tw=n lo/gwn Arist. Top. 164a3 , cf. Plu. 2.44e . commemoration, BSA 17.233 (Pamphyl.). a)pomnhmon-eu/w, relate from memory, Pl. Phdr. 228a , etc.:— Pass. , to be recorded, a)pomnhmoneu/etai o(po/stos e)ge/neto X. Ages. 1.2 . remember, call to mind, Pl. Plt. 268e , Phd. 103b , Ly. 211a , D. 19.13 , Aeschin. 3.16 , etc.; keep in mind, didaxh/n Pl. Plt. 273b ,al. e)pi\ tou/tou tw)uto\ ou)/noma a)pemnhmo/neuse tw=| paidi\ qe/sqai gave his son the same name in memory of a thing, Hdt. 5.65 . a). tini/ ti bear something in mind against another, X. Mem. 1.2.31 , Aeschin. 1.129 , 3.208 ; ou)de\ mnhsi/kakos: ou) ga\r megaloyu/xou to\ a). Arist. EN 1125a4 . tini/ ti bear in mind favourably, patrika\s eu)ergesi/as D. Ep. 3.19 ; xa/rin Luc. Sacr. 2 , JTr. 40 . a)pomnhsika^ke/w, bear a grudge against, tini/ Hdt. 3.49 ; pro/s tina Eus.Mynd. 45 . a)po/mnu_mi or a)pomnhmon-u/w ( Pi. N. 7.70 ), fut. -omou=mai: 3 impf. a)pw/mnu Od. 2.377 :—take an oath away from, i.e. swear that one will not do a thing, h( d' au)ti/k' a)pw/mnuen ib. 10.345 , cf. 12.303 , 18.58 ; me/gan o(/rkon a)po/mnuib. 2.377 ; a)pw/mosa kartero\n o(/rkon ib. 10.381 . deny onoath, Hdt. 2.179 , 6.63 ; a). *zhno\s se/bas S. Ph. 1289 ; tau=t' a). moi tou\s qeou/s Ar. Nu, 1232 , cf. Eq. 424 ; also a). ta)nanti/a kata\ th=s qugatro/s swear to the contrary by . ., D. 29.52 : freq. c. mh/ et inf., a). mh\ o)/rsai Pi. l.c., cf. E. Cyc. 266 ; tou\s qeou\s a). h)= mh\n mh\ ei)de/nai . . Pl. Lg. 936e , cf. X. Cyr. 6.1.3 ; a) mhde\ o)bolo/n (sc. e)/xein) Id. Smp. 3.8 ; a). w(s ou)k ei)/rhke D. 21.120 . c.acc., a). ui(o/n deny, disown a son on oath, And. 1.127 :— Med. , a)pwmo/sato th\n a)rxh/n, = Lat. eieravit, solemnly laid it down, Plu. Cic. 19 . strengthd. for o)/mnumi, take a solemn oath, h)= mh/n . . Th. 5.50 codd. a)po/-moira, h(, portion, sithra=s OGI 55.15 (iii B.C.); esp. of a revenue assigned to the gods, ta\s kaqhkou/sas a). toi=s qeoi=s . . me/nein ib. 90.15 (Rosetta), cf. PEleph. 14.3 (iii B.C.), PRev.Laws 25.15 , al., PLond. 2.195.9 (i A.D.), etc.: generally, lafu/rwn J. AJ 6.14.6 ; o)rni/qwn Paus. 8.22.6 . qei/a a). particle of divinity, M.Ant. 2.1 . distribution of parts of a victim, BCH 29.524 (Delos). a)po-moira/zw, = sq., Sch. A. Th. 727 . a)po-moira/omai, give as a share, J. AJ 18.8.7 . a)po-moi/ria, ta/, portion dedicated to a god, AP 6.187 ( Alph. ). a)po/-moiros, on, forming a branch or portion of a nation, etc., Zos. 3.6 . a)pomolu^bo/w, turn into lead, Lyd. Mens. 4.107 :—also written a)po-molubdo/w, detach by melting off the lead, Gloss. a)pomono/omai, Pass. , to be excluded, th=s cumba/sews from the agreement, Th. 3.28 ; e)k summei/cews Pl. Ti. 60d . to be left alone, e)n polemi/ois Plu. Phil. 18 . a)po/morg-ma, atos, to/, that which is wiped off, Eust. 218.12 . a)pomo/rg-nu_mi, fut. -mo/rcw, wipe off or away from, a)p' i)xw= xeiro\s o)mo/rgnu Il. 5.416 ; ai(=m' a)pomo/rgnu ib. 798 ; peu/khs a)po\ da/kru' o)m. v.l. in Nic. Al. 547 :— Med. , wipe off from oneself, a)pomorcame/nw koni/hn Il. 23.739 ; a)pomo/rcato da/kru wiped away his tears, Od. 17.304 ; a)fro\n a)po\ stoma/twn Mosch. 2.96 ; abs. in same sense, a)pomo/rcasqai Ar. Ach. 706 ; a). i(drw=ta ib. 696 :— Pass. , th\n o)rgh\n a)pomorxqei/s having my anger wiped off, Id. V. 560 ; a)pwmorgme/nos rubbed bare, Arist. Phgn. 810b3 . wipe clean, spo/ggw| d' a)mfi\ pro/swpa . . a)pomo/rgnu Il. 18.414 :— Med. , a)pomo/rcato xersi\ pareia/s wiped her cheeks, Od. 18.200 . a)po-morfo/omai, Pass. , receive their form, Thphr. Fr. 171.9 . late in Act. , a). tina\ ei)s pthno/n change one into the form of . ., Eust. 1598.64 . a)po/-morfos, on, of strange form, strange, S. Fr. 1022 . a)po-mo/rfwsis, ews, h(, form, Sch. Ptol. 76 . a)pomosi/a sth/lh record of an oath, OGI 573.22 (Cilicia). a)pomotiko/s, h/, o/n, of abjuration, lo/gos Simp. inCat. 406.9 . a)po/mousos, on, away from the Muses, untutored, rude, E. Med. 1089 . Adv., ka/rt' a)pomou/sws h)=sqa gegramme/nos wast unfavourably painted, A. Ag. 801 . a)pomoxleu/w, move as with a lever, Hp. Art. 70 , cf. Ph. Bel. 70.47 . a)pomuz-a/w, suck away, Artem. 5.49 :— Pass. , Them. Or. 22.282c . a)pomu/z-ouris, idos, h(, obscene name of a courtesan, Com.Adesp. 1352 . a)pomu_qe/omai, dissuade, ma/la ga/r toi e)/gwge po/ll' a)pemuqeo/mhn Il. 9.109 . = a)pologe/omai , Stratt. 72 . *)apo/muios, o(, Averter of flies, epith. of Zeus and Heracles, Paus. 5.14.1 , EM 131.23 . a)pomu_ka/omai, bellow loud, AP 9.742 ( Phil. ). a)po-mukte/on, (a)pomu/ssomai) one must wipe one's nose, E. Cyc. 561 . a)po-mukthri/zw, turn up the nose at, Hsch. s.v. a)poskamunqi/zein :—also a)po-mukti/zw, Luc. DMeretr. 7.3 (s.v.l.). a)pomullai/nw, make mouths at, EM 125.25 ; mh\ a)pomullai/nh h( gna/qos, of a broken jaw, in which the fractured parts override each other, Hp. Art. 33 (-smil- in Gal. ad loc.). a)pomuci/a, h(, dirt from the nose, AB 432 , Hsch. a)po/mucis, ews, h(, blowing one's nose, Plu. 2.1084c . a)pomu/ssw, Att. a)po/-ttw, wipe the nose, r(i=na AP 11.268 ; seauto/n Arr. Epict. 1.6.30 :— Med. , blow one's nose, Ar. Eq. 910 , X. Cyr. 1.2.16 , Thphr. Char. 19.4 , AP 7.134 , etc.; u(datw/dh a). Arist. Pr. 897a31 ; braxi/oni, a)gkw=nia)., Plu. 2.631d , D.L. 4.46 . metaph., stop his drivel, Pl. R. 343a . Pass. , to be wiped clean, i.e. cheated, ge/rwn a)peme/mukt' a)/qlios Men. 493 ( Act. in Hsch. ). snuff a wick, Com.Adesp. 847 . (Cf. mukth/r, mu/ca, Lat. mūcus, emungo.) a)pomu/w, fut. -u/sw [u_], shut the eyes close: hence, die, Call. Epigr. 41 . a)pomfolu/gwtos [u^], on, making no bubbles, Dsc. 5.99 . a)pomwka/omai, v. a)poi/zein. a)pomwle/w, contend, of litigants, Leg.Gort. 6.26 . a)pomwlu/nomai, to be absorbed, disappear, Hp. Epid. 7.105 . a)pomwro/w, stupefy, Dsc. 4.75 :— Pass. , Asclep. ap. Aët. 6.16 . a)po/nave, perh. for e)po/nhse, wrought, IG 5(1).920 (Sellasia). a)po/naio, a)ponai/ato, v. a)poni/namai. a)ponai/w, remove, send away, used by Hom. only in aor. I, w(s a)\n . . perikalle/a kou/rhn a)\y a)pona/sswsin Il. 16.86 , cf. A.R. 4.1492 :— Med. , wend one's way back, *douli/xio/nd' a)pena/ssato Il. 2.629 , cf. Od. 15.254 . aor. Med. in trans. sense, a)pena/ssato pai=da sent away her child, E. IT 1260 (lyr.):— Pass. , aor. a)ponasqh=nai, to be taken away, depart from a place, sa=s patri/dos ib. 175 (lyr.); patro\s kai\ po/lews Id. Med. 166 . a)ponark-a/w, to be quite torpid, pro\s po/nous Plu. 2.8f . a)pona/rk-hsis, ews, h(, = a)pona/rkwsis , Plu. 2.652e . a)ponark-o/omai, become torpid, stupefied, Hp. Coac. 478 , cf.Acut.(Sp.) 55 ; a)ponenarkwme/nos Pl. R. 503d , Hp. Ep. 21 . a)pona/rk-wsis, ews, h(, insensibility, Id. Art. 46 , Arist. Pr. 875b7 . a)ponei/fw, snow or rain down, dro/son Ph. 2.112 (dub. l.). a)ponekr-o/w, destroy, Dsc. Eup. 1.204 ; esp. of cold, benumb, Tz. H. 1.332 :— Pass. , to be quite killed, be benumbed, tou\s po/das D.S. 2.12 , cf. Luc. VH 2.1 : metaph., to\ ai)dh=mon a)ponene/krwtai Arr. Epict. 4.5.21 ; th=s yuxh=s -oume/nhs ib. 1.5.4 . a)pone/kr-wsis, ews, h(, benumbing, ibid. a)pone/m-hsis, ews, h( , (a)pone/mw) distribution, M.Ant. 8.6 , Porph. Sent. 40 , Hierocl. in CA 7p.430M. branch, Gal. 4.565 , Orib. 22.2.6 , cf. 8.62 . a)ponem-hte/on, one must assign, Arist. EN 1165a18 . a)ponem-hte/os, a, on, to be assigned, fro/nhsis e)n -te/ois Zeno Stoic. 1.49 , Chrysipp.ib. 3.72 . a)ponem-hth/s, ou=, o(, distributor, Gloss. a)ponem-htiko/s, h/, o/n, disposed to distribute: to\ a). [h)=qos] disposition to give every one his due, M.Ant. 1.16 ; e(ka/stw| tw=n pro\s a)ci/an Gal. 19.384 ; distributive, Asp. in EN 158.22 . Adv. -kw=s D.L. 7.126 . (a)ponemet- is a f.l.) a)pone/m-w, fut. -nemw= Pl. Phlb. 65b :—portion out, impart, assign, h(mi=n . . tau=t' a)pe/neime tu/xh Simon. 100 ; bwmou\s kai\ a)ga/lmata qeoi=si Hdt. 2.4 ; to\ pre/pon e(kate/rois Pl. Lg. 757c ; tw=| qew=| tou=to ge/ras Id. Prt. 341e ; toi=s qeoi=s xa/ritas SIG 708.33 , cf. 1 Ep.Pet. 3.7 ; to\ kalw=s a)poqanei=n i)/dion toi=s spoudai/ois h( fu/sis a)pe/neimen Isoc. 1.43 ; aor. imper. a)po/neimon render, impart, Pi. I. 2.47 ; th=| suggnw/mh| ple/on h)\ tw=| dikai/w| a)pone/mein Din. 1.55 :— Med. , assign or take to oneself, ti Pl. Sph. 267a , Lg. 739b ; a)pone/mesqai/ ti feed on, Ar. Av. 1289 ; a)pone/mesqai tw=n patrw/|wn help oneself to a share of . ., Pl. R. 574a :— Pass. , to be assigned, toi=s a)gaqoi=s Arist. EN 1123b35 ; to be rendered, qew=| Porph. Marc. 11 . part off, divide, of logical division, e)pi\ ta)nanti/a a). toi=s o)no/masi Pl. Plt. 307b :— in Pass. , ib. 276d , 280d . Pass. , to be taken away, subtracted, Id. Lg. 771c , 848a . a)pone/netai: a)postre/fetai, Hsch. a)ponenohme/nws, Adv., (a)ponoe/omai) desperately, X. HG 7.2.8 , Luc. DMort. 19.2 , etc.; a). e)/xein pro\s ta\ geu/mata to be obstinately averse to food, Hp. Epid. 3.17 .b/; a). diakei=sqai pro\s to\ zh=n to be recklessly indifferent to life, Isoc. 6.75 . a)pone/omai, go away, depart, freq in Hom. , only in pres. (sts. with fut. sense, as Il. 2.113 ) and impf., always at the end of the line, with the first syll. long, metri gr., a)pone/esqai Il. l. c., etc.; a)pone/wntai Od. 5.27 ; a)pone/onto Il. 3.313 , al. a)poneotteu/w, hatch the young, Arist. HA 563a3 . a)po/neuma, atos, to/, slope, Suid. s.v. a)po/klima. a)poneur-o/omai, Pass. , become tendinous, Gal. 2.252 , etc. become a nerve, Id. 5.191 . a)poneurou/menos: d ta\ neu=ra kopto/menos, Hsch. ; to be unnerved, Suid. a)poneu/r-wsis, ews, h(, end of the muscle, where it becomes tendinous, Gal. 4.368 , 13.603 . a)po/neusis, ews, h(, bending or turning off, Stoic. 2.289 , Them. Or. 20.236b . dissent, opp. kata/neusis, Anon Fig. p.179S. a)poneu/w, bend away from other objects towards one, turn off or incline towards, ei)s tou)pi/sw Plb. 3.79.7 ; skhnai\ a)poneneukui=ai pro\s e(\n me/ros th=s po/lews Id. 15.29.2 : metaph., pro\s th\n gewmetri/an Pl. Tht. 165a ; pro\s to\ dikologei=n Arist. Rh. 1355a20 ; pro/s tina Plb. 21.6.4 ; e)pi\ th\n a(rpagh/n Id. 16.6.7 ; a)po\ tou= a)lhqou=s Arr. Epict. 4.10.2 . abs., hang the head, of barley, Thphr. CP 3.22.2 . Astron., pass away from a cardinal point, Vett.Val. 95.1 . a)pone/w (A), unload:— Med. , throw off a load from, ste/rnwn a)ponhsame/nh (expl. by a)poswreu/sasa in AB 432 , Hsch. ) E. Ion 875 ; a)penh/sw: a)pe/bales AB 421 ; a)po\ d' ei(/mata . . nhh/santo A.R. 1.364 . a)pone/w (B), (a)/ponos) to be without pain, Hsch. s.v. a)wdunei=n. a)ponh/menos, v. a)poni/namai. a)ponh/nisi: timh\n a)podou=nai, Hsch. a)ponhreusi/a, h(, (ponhreu/omai) innocence, gloss on eu)h/qeia , Sch. D. 2.6 . a)po/nhros, on, (ponhro/s) not vicious, harmless, Ptol. Tetr. 163 . Medic., not malignant, puretoi/ Antyll. ap. Orib. 5.29.8 . (po/nhros) not taking pains, c. inf., D.H. Lys. 15 . a)ponhsti/zomai, break one's fast, Herod. 9 tit. a)ponhti/, Adv. of a)po/nhtos, without fatigue, Hdt. 3.146 , E. Fr.lyr. 3 , Luc. Rh.Pr. 8 , al. a)po/nhto, v. a)poni/namai. a)po/nhtos, on, without toil or trouble. Adv., Sup. a)ponhto/tata with least toil or trouble, Hdt. 2.14 , 7.234 . without suffering, S. El. 1065 (lyr.). a)ponh/xomai, escape by swimming, swim away, Plb. 16.3.14 , Luc. Pisc. 50 : metaph., tou= sw/matos escape from . ., Plu. 2.476a ; po/lews J. BJ 2.20.1 . a)poni/a, h(, (a)/ponos) non-exertion, laziness, X. Cyr. 2.2.25 , Arist. Rh. 1370a14 (pl.); exemption from toil, of women, Id. GA 775a37 , cf. Plu. Rom. 6 . freedom from pain, Epicur. Fr. 2 , Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.33 , Dsc. Eup. 1.67 , Aret. SA 2.1 , etc. a)poni/zw, later a)poneur-ni/ptw D.S 4.59 , Plu. Phoc. 18 , and once as v.l. in Hom. , v. infr.:— wash off, a)poni/yantes . . bro/ton e)c w)teilw=n Od. 24.18 ), cf. Il. 7.425 (tm.):— Med. , wash off from oneself, i(drw= pollo\n a)poni/zonto qala/ssh| ib. 10.572 . wash clean, esp. of the hands and feet, th\n a)poni/zousa frasa/mhn I perceived it (the scar) as I was washing his feet, Od. 23.75 ; o(/tan h( quga/thr m' a)poni/zh| kai\ tw\ po/d' a)lei/fh| Ar. V. 608 , cf. Men. Georg. 60 ; e(\ me\n e)/fh a). to\n pai=da Pl. Smp. 175a :— Med. , xrw=t' a)poni/ptesqai wash one's body, v.l. in Od. 18.179 , cf. 172 ; xei=ra/s te po/das te ib. 22.478 : abs., oi(=on ei)/ tis ei)s phlo\n e)mba\s phlw=| -ni/zoito Heraclit. 5 ; wash one's hands (esp. after meals, cf. Ar.Byz. ap. Ath. 9.408f ), Hp. Mul. 1.89 ; e)gw\ me\n a)potre/xwn a)poni/yomai Ar. Av. 1163 ; a)poni/yasqai dote/on water to wash with, Alex. 250 , cf. Antiph. 136 ; so in pf. Pass. , a)poneni/mmeq' Ar. V. 1217 ; a)ponenimme/nos Id. Ec. 419 ; also in late Prose, v. supr.; th=s krh/nhs -niya/menos Alciphr. 3.1 ; but a)poni/yasqai to\ pro/swpon a)po\ ta=s kra/nas IG 4.951.63 (Epid.). rarely of things, a). th\n ku/lika Pherecr. 41 . a)poni_ka/w, overpower, J. AJ 15.3.4 :— Pass. , Arist. MA 703a27 . a)po/nimma, atos, to/ , (a)poniptw) = a)po/niptron , Plu. Sull. 36 : esp. water for purifying the dead or the unclean, Clidem.(or Anticlid.)ap. Ath. 9.409f , cf. 410a . a)poni/na^mai, Med. , fut. a)ponh/somai Hom. : Ep. aor. 2 without augm. a)ponh/mhn, a)po/nhto Hom. ; 2 sg. opt. a)po/naio Il. 24.556 , 3 pl. a)ponai/ato h.Cer. 132 , S. El. 211 (lyr.); inf. a)po/nasqai A.R. 2.196 ; part. a)ponh/menos Od. 24.30 : later aor. I a)pwna/mhn Luc. Am. 52 , Procl. in Alc. p.89C. :—have the use or enjoyment of a thing, h(=s h(/bhs a)po/nhto Il. 17.25 ; tw=nd' a)po/naio mayest thou have joy of them, ib. 24.556 ; timh=s a)ponh/menos Od. l.c.; mhde/ pot' a)glai/+as a)ponai/ato S. El. 211 : without gen., h)=ge me\n ou)d' a)po/nhto married her but had no joy [of it], Od. 11.324 ; qre/ye me\n ou)d' a)po/nhto ib. 17.293 , cf. 16.120 ; po/lin kti/sas ou)k a)po/nhto Hdt. 1.168 . a)po/-niptron, to/, water used for washing, dirty water, a). e)kxei=n Ar. Ach. 616 . a)po-ni/ptw, v. a)poni/zw. a)poni/ssomai, go away, Thgn. 528 , A.R. 3.899 : aor. -nissame/nh AP 9.118 . a)ponitro/w, rub off with ni/tron (q.v.), Hp. Ulc. 18 . a)po/niyis, ews, h(, washing off or away, Herod.Med. ap. Orib. Fr. 106 , prob. l. for a)/poyis in Callix. 2 . a)ponoe/omai, have lost all sense, of fear, to be desperate, a)ponohqe/ntas diama/xesqai X. HG 6.4.23 ; tai=s gnw/mais Plb. 16.31.1 ; a)/nqrwpoi a)ponenohme/noi desperate men, Th. 7.81 , cf. X. HG 7.5.12 . of shame or duty, a)ponenohme/nos abandoned fellow, Thphr. Char. 6.1 , cf. Isoc. 8.93 , D. 19.69 :—later in Act. , make desperate, J. AJ 18.1.6 . a)po/noia, h(, (nou=s] loss of all sense, of fear and hope, desperation, ei)s a). katasth=sai/ tina to make one desperate, Th. 1.82 , 7.67 , cf. Nicol.Com. 1.43 , Plb. 2.35.2 , D.H. 6.23 . of right perception, madness, D. 18.249 , 25.32 , Phld. Lib. p.110 ., PGiss. 8.7.8 (ii A.D.), Alciphr. 1.3 : in pl., Plb. 1.70.5 . rebellion, a). kai\ sta/sis Antig. ap. Heph.Astr. 2.18 . a)po/noimon: a)pogu/mnwsin, Hsch. a)ponomh/, h(, = a)pone/mhsis , distribution, assignment, tino/s tini Ph. 2.345 . a portion, Harp. a)ponomi/zw, forbid by law, Mnaseas 32 . a)/ponos, on, without toil or trouble, bi/os Simon. 36 ; xa/rma Pi. O. 10 (II). 22 ; oi)=kos A. Pers. 862 (lyr.); tu/xh S. OC 1585 ; a)/. u(/pnon eu(/deis Eranos 13.87 ; a)ponw/tatos tw=n qana/twn easiest, Pl. Ti. 81e ; a)/. tini xa/ris costing one no trouble, And. 2.22 ; a)/. to\ eu)= pa/sxein Arist. EN 1168a24 ; -w/teron to\ o)cu/, in playing the flute, Thphr. Fr. 89.6 ; opp. meta\ bi/as, Arist. PA 668b19 . painless, tociko/n Str. 3.4.18 . of persons, work-shy, lazy, malako\s kai\ a)/. X. HG 3.4.19 ; a)/. pro/s ti Pl. R. 556b ; of the heaven, free from the necessity of labour, Arist. Cael. 284a15 . free from pain, Dsc. 3.96 , Aret. SA 2.1 ; in Sup. , least painful, Id. CA 1.6 . relieving pain, Id. CD 2.12 . Adv. -nws Hdt. 9.2 ; a)po/nws e)/xein feel easy, of a sick person, Hp. Prog. 23 (but with v.l. a)pobh/ssein a). ); a)po/nws liparoi/, opp. e)pipo/nws au)xmhroi/, X. Mem. 2.1.31 . irreg. Comp. a)pone/steros Pi. O. 2.68 ; regul. Comp. -w/teros Hp. Art. 79 , cf. supr. Adv., Comp. -w/teron Th. 1.11 . a)ponose/w, fall into a morbid state, Hp Septim. 6 . a)ponost-e/w, return, come home, Hom. in phrase a)\y a)ponosth/sein Il. 1.60 , al.; a). a)po\ ta/fou Hes. Op. 735 ; a). o)pi/sw Hdt. 4.33 ; a). sw=s Id. 3.124 , 4.76 ; a)ph/mwn Id. 1.42 , al.; e)s *spa/rthn Id. 1.82 ; rare in Trag. and Prose, a)ponosth/sas xqono/s when he returns from . ., E. IT 731 ; a). e)p' oi)/kou Th. 7.87 ; e)k puro/s Iamb. Protr. 21 .i/: abs., X. An. 3.5.16 . a)pono/st-hsis, ews, h(, return, Arr. An. 7.4.3 , 7.12.1 . a)pono/sfi, before a vowel a)ponost-no/sfin, Ep. Adv. far apart, aloof, a). kati/sxeai Il. 2.233 ; a). trape/sqai Od. 5.350 . c. gen., following its case, far away from, e)meu= a). e)o/nta Il. 1.541 ; fi/lwn a). o)le/sqai Od. 5.113 ; fi/lwn a). e(tai/rwn ib. 12.33 . a)ponosfi/zw, put asunder, exclude from, tina\ do/mwn h.Cer. 158 . bereave or rob of, o(/plwn tina/ S. Ph. 979 :— Pass. , to be robbed of, e)dwdh/n h.Merc. 562 . Med. , embezzle, ta\ koina/ OGI 515.49 (Mylasa), prob. in SIG 37 (Teos, v B.C.). c. acc. loci, flee from, shun, S. OT 480 (lyr.), cf. Ichn. 131 . a)ponuktereu/w, pass a night away from, tou= stratope/dou Plu. Fab. 20 : abs., Id. 2.195e . a)ponu/mfhs, ou, o(, or a)pono/st-numfos, on, = misogu/nhs , Poll. 3.46 . a)ponusta/zw, to be sleepy and sluggish: metaph., Plu. Cic. 24 , cf. Arr. Epict. 4.9.16 . a)ponu^x-i/zw, pare the nails, Men. 996 :— Med. , a)ponuxi/sasqai ta\s xei=ras Hp. Mul. 1.70 :— Pass. , have them pared, a)kribw=s a)pwnuxisme/nos with carefully pared nails, Thphr. Char. 26.4 ; u(po\ smi/lhs a)pwnuxi/sqh Babr. 98.14 , cf. Sor. 1.69 . metaph., scratch out, ta\ siti/a Ar. Eq. 709 . = o)nuxi/zw III, polish by the nail, ta\ r(h/mata Jul. Or. 2.77a . = e)conuxi/zw , Paul.Aeg. 3.59 . a)ponu^/x-isma, atos, to/, nailparing, D.L. 8.17 , Iamb. Protr. 21 .lb/. a)ponu^x-istiko/s, h/, o/n, polishing to the nail: -kh/ (sc. -te/xnh), h(, Sch.D.T. p.110H. a)ponwti/zw, turn one's back and flee, S. Fr. 713 ; trans. in causal sense, a). tina\s fugh=| E. Ba. 763 . a)pocai/nw, scarify, tear, in Pass. , LXX 4 Ma. 6.6 , Asclep.Jun. ap. Gal. 13.1022 . a)pocana=n: kakopaqei=n, Hsch. a)poceni_teu/omai, dwell away from home, Sch. E. Hec. 1208 . a)po-cenologe/w, hire for mercenary service, J. AJ 13.16.2 ; finish recruiting, prob. in Vit.Philonid. p.12C. a)po/-cenos, on, alien to guests, inhospitable, stronger than a)/cenos, o(/rmos S. OT 196 (lyr.). c. gen. loci, far from a country, th=sde gh=s a)po/cenos A. Ag. 1282 , Ch. 1042 ; tou=d' a). pe/dou banished from . ., Id. Eu. 884 . a)po-ceno/w, drive from house and home: generally, estrange, banish from, ei)s barba/rous tina\ th=s *(ella/dos Plu. 2.857e , cf. Id. Alex. 69 ; drive into exile, tina/ Id. Phil. 13 :— Pass. , live away from home, fuga\s a)pecenou=to S. El. 777 ; gh=s a)pecenwme/noi E. Hec. 1221 ; of troops on service, a). e)/cw th=s oi)kei/as Arist. Pol. 1270a2 ; e(te/rwse a). migrate to some other place, Pl. Lg. 708b : generally, alienate oneself from, be averse from, tino/s D.S. 3.47 , cf. Luc. Dom. 2 . wean, Sor. 1.117 :— Pass. , become disused to, loutrw=n Agathin. ap. Orib. 10.7.1 . to be convicted of ceni/a, Is. Fr. 46 . Med. , disguise oneself, LXX 3 Ki. 14.5 . metaph., tou= poihtou= a). ta\ e)/ph estrange the verses from him, i.e. deny that they are his, Ath. 2.49b ; but in Pass. , a)pecenwme/nos outlandish, of words, Hdn.Gr. 2.910 ; maqh/mata Iamb. VP 1.2 . a)po-ce/nwsis, ews, h(, living abroad, Plu. Pomp. 80 . exile, Paul.Al. E. 2 (pl.), al. a)po-cenwte/os, a, on, to be rejected, Aret. CD 1.2 . a)po/-cesis, ews, h(, smoothing, polishing, SIG 244ii39 (Delph., iv B.C.). a)po/-cesma, atos, to/, scraping, shred, e)nte/rwn Orib. 8.26.1 , cf. Eust. 230.4 . a)po-ce/w ( contr. a)pocou=sin SIG 2587 , subj. a)pocw=men Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 10.37.17 ), cut off, a)po\ d' e)/cese xei=ra Il. 5.81 . wipe, scrape, tina\ spo/ggois Herod. Med. l.c. scrape off, a)poce/wn to\n khro/n Luc. Somn. 2 ; scrape, to\ o)stou=n Aët. 15.11 . metaph., a)pe/cesas th\n ai)dw= tou= prosw/pou strip it off like a mask, Alciphr. 3.2 , cf. Luc. Vit.Auct. 10 ( v.l. -cuson ). scrape to a point, in pf. part. Pass. -esme/nos Hp. Nat.Mul. 109 . metaph., polish, finish off, Eust. 1.16 , al.; a)pecesme/nos polished, precise, Suid. a)pochrai/nw, dry up, to\ a)rxai=on r(e/eqron-chrh=nai Hdt. 2.99 :— Pass. , to be dried up, of rivers, a)pochranqh=nai Id. 1.75 ; a)pechrasme/nou tou= . . r(ee/qrou ib. 186 , cf. 7.109 . generally, dry completely, ta\s nau=s lay them up, Th. 7.12 :— Pass. , a)pechramme/na krea/|dia Alex. 124.11 , cf. Thphr. HP 8.11.3 . a)poci/nnutai, v. a)pozi/nnutai. a)poci^fi/zomai, = a)porxe/omai , AB 432 : but a)peci/fistai: a)podedoki/mastai, Hsch. a)pocu^li/zw, deprive of its woody fibre, kra/mbhn Arist. Pr. 873b4 ( v.l. a)poxuli/zontes ). a)pocu^lo/omai, become hard like wood, Gp. 17.2.1 , 19.2.5 . a)pocu/nw, bring to a point, make taper, a)pocu/nousin e)retma/ Od. 6.269 , cf. 9.326 , Luc. DMar. 2.2 :— Pass. , Thphr. Ign. 52 : pf. part. a)pwcumme/nos or -usme/nos, Plb. 18.18.13 , 1.22.7 ; w)=ta -cusme/na Gal. 7.30 . make sharp and piercing, th\n fwnh/n Plu. TG 2 . intensify, qermo/thta Id. 2.695d . make sour, [th\n trofh/n] Hp. Vict. 3.76 , cf. Asclep.Jun. ap. Gal. 13.164 :— Pass. , Sor. 1.107 . a)pocu^r-a/w or a)pocu^r-e/w, shave clean, c. dupl. acc., to\n dou=lon a)pocurh/sas th\n kefalh/n Hdt. 5.35 ; a)pocurei=n tadi/ Ar. Th. 215 ; a)pecu/rhse ib. 1043 ; th\n ko/mhn a)pecu/rhse Luc. Sacr. 15 :— Pass. , ta\s kefala\s a)pecurhme/noi Polyaen. 7.35.1 . a)pocu^/r-hsis, ews, h(, shaving off, trixw=n Orib. 46.8.1 . a)pocu^r-i/zw, scalp, Sch. E. Tr. 1026 . a)po/cu^r-os, on, (curo/n] cut sharp off, abrupt, sheer, pe/trai Luc. Rh.Pr. 7 , Prom. 1 , cf. Peripl.M.Rubr. 40 . a)pocu^/r-w, = a)pocura/w , aor. part. -cu/ras Polyaen. 1.24 :— Med. , -cura/menos get shaved, ibid., cf. Plu. Oth. 2 :— Pass. , opp. kei/resqai, D.C. 57.10 . a)/pocus, u, tapering, Hp. Art. 33 , Off. 9 (with vv. ll. a)po/cura, a)po/chra), Dsc. 2.114 , Gal. 15.330 . a)po/cu_sis, ews, h(, sharp point, Gp. 10.75.11 . making smooth, of stone, IG 4.481 (Nemea). a)po/cusma, atos, to/, (a)pocu/w] that which is shaved or scraped off: shavings, filings, Dsc. Eup. 1.175 , Sch. Ar. Pax 48 . a)pocusmo/s, o(, becoming acid, Aët. 9.10 . a)pocustro/omai, Pass. , become bent or blunted, Plb. 2.33.3 . a)pocu/w [u_], fut. -cu/sw, = a)poce/w , scrape off, ti Thphr. HP 9.4.4 ; to\n katti/teron IG 7.303.15 (Oropus), cf. Dsc. 5.79 :— Med. , fa/rmakon D.Chr. 32.44 : abs., scrape oneself, Plin. HN 34.62 . metaph., strip off as it were a skin, gh=ras a)pocu/sas qh/sei ne/on Il. 9.446 , cf. Nosti Fr. 6 ; ko/ruzan a)pocu/sas (prob. f.l. for a)pomu/cas ) Luc. Nav. 45 ; to\ e)ruqria=n a). tou= prosw/pou v.l. in Id. Vit.Auct. 10 : so in Pass. , a)pe/custai th\n ai)dw= tou= prosw/pou Alciphr. 3.40 :— Med. , scrape off, fa/rmakon D.Chr. 32.44 . a)popa^gio/omai, gloss on a)poklei/+zomai , Gal. 15.129 (ad Hp. Nat. Hom. 10 ). a)popaida^gwge/w, lead away, a)po/ tinos Iamb. Protr. 21 . a)popaidario/w, dub. sens. in PSI 4.418.17 (iii B.C.). a)po/pa^lai, Adv. from of old; condemned by Phryn. 32 . a)popa^laio/w, abrogate, dub. in Hsch. a)popa/lhsis, ews, h(, gloss on e)kpa/lhsis , read by Erot. in Hp. Fract. 42 , cf. Gal. 19.84 . a)po-pa/llw, hurl or cast, be/lh Luc. Am. 45 ; radiate, au)gh/n J. BJ 5.5.6 :— Pass. , rebound, Epicur. Fr. 293 ; a). pa/lin Arist. Pr. 891a3 , cf. Plu. Alex. 35 , S.E. M. 10.73 , etc. a)po-palmo/s, o(, rebounding, Epicur. Ep. 1p.8U. a)po/-palsis, ews, h(, = foreg., ib. 2p.50U. ; gloss on e)kpa/lhsis , Gal. 19.84 ; shock, Archig. ap. Orib. 8.2.10 . a)po-paltiko/s, h/, o/n, rebounding. Adv. -kw=s S.E. M. 10.223 . a)popalw/sei: a)popalaiw/sei, Hsch. a)po/pac: cu/mpan, Hsch. a)popappo/omai, Pass. , become pappose, of dandelions, Thphr. HP 7.11.4 . a)popaptai/nw, look about one, look round, as if to flee, Ion. fut. a)popaptane/ousin Il. 14.101 . a)popa/rdac, akos, o(, qui crepitum ventris emittit, Hsch. (a)popardaka= cod.). a)poparqen-eu/omai, lay aside virginity, Hp. Aër. 17 :—also -o/w, deflower, neani/da LXX Si. 20.4 . a)po/pastos, on, fasting, Opp. H. 1.299 . a)popa/sxw, opp. pa/sxw, a Stoic term, reject an impression, a)po/paqe o(/ti h(me/ra e)sti/ Arr. Epict. 1.28.3 . a)popa^t-e/w, fut. -h/somai Ar. Pl. 1184 , but -h/sw Hp. Morb. 2.66 : aor. subj. -path/sw Ar. Ec. 354 :—retire to ease oneself, Cratin. 49 , Ar.ll.cc., M.Ant. 10.19 , D.C. 78.5 , etc. pass with the excrement, void, ti Ar. Ec. 351 . a)popa^/t-hma, atos, to/, dung, a)lw/pekos Eup. 284 , cf. Ael. NA 3.26 . a)popa^/t-hsis, ews, h(, going to stool, Gal. 15.607 . a)popa^t-hte/on, one must ease oneself, Ar. Ec. 326 . a)po/pa^t-os, o( (h( only in Greg.Cor. p.521 S. ) ordure, Hp. Prorrh. 2.4 , Plu. 2.727e , Luc. Trag. 168 . = a)/fodos , privy, Ar. Ach. 81 , Poll. 10.44 . a)po/-pausis, ews, h(, (from Med. ) cessation of an attack, Aret. SA 1.5 . a)po-pau/stwr, oros, o(, = a)popau/wn , Orph. H. 39.3 . a)po-pau/w, stop or hinder from, make to cease from, tou\s me\n . . ei)/asan e)pei\pole/mou a)pe/pausan Il. 11.323 ; pe/nqeos a). tina/ Hdt. 1.46 ; e)rw/twn S. Aj. 1205 (lyr.); lo/gou de/ se makrou)=' popau/sw E. Supp. 639 : c.inf., hinder from doing, a). tina\ a)lhteu/ein, o(rmhqh=nai, Od. 18.114 , 12.126 :— Med. and Pass. , leave off, cease from, c. gen., pole/mou d' a)popau/eo pa/mpan Il. 1.422 , cf. 8.473 ; a)oidh=s Od. 1.340 ; tou= da/knein X. Cyr. 7.5.62 ; e)k kama/twn S. El. 231 (lyr.): abs., leave off, opp. a)/rxesqai, Thgn. 2 ; terminate, Arat. 51 . c. acc., stop, check, nu\c a)pe/pause . . *phlei/+wna Il. 18.267 ; *)alkmh/nhs d' a). to/kon 19.119 , al.; so a). kw=mon Thgn. 829 ; meri/mnas E. Ba. 381 (lyr.); w)di=na Pl. Tht. 151a , etc. intr. in Act. , a)po/pauson stop! cease! E. Fr. 118 ; ou)k a)po\ pugmaxi/hs a)popau/sete; AP 9.217 (Scaev.). a)popei=n: a)pelqei=n, Hsch. a)po/-peira, h(, trial, venture, a). poiei=sqai th=s ma/xhs make trial of their way of fighting, Hdt. 8.9 ; naumaxi/as a). lamba/nein Th. 7.21 ; dou=nai a). eu)sebei/as give proof of it, Ph. 1.650 . a)po-peira/zw, make trial of, prove, a). ei) . . Arist. Mir. 831a29 . make an attempt upon, *mega/rwn App. Pun. 117 . a)po-peira/omai, fut. -a/somai [a_]: aor. Pass. a)pepeira/qhn, Ion. -h/qhn, v. infr.:— make trial or proof of . ., tw=n manthi/+wn, tw=n dorufo/rwn, Hdt. 1.46 , 3.128 ; a). e(ka/stou ei) naumaxi/hn poie/oito Id. 8.67 , cf. 9.21 ; a). gnw/mhs [e(ka/stou] Id. 3.119 ; th=s gnw/mhs a)popeirw= Ar. Nu. 477 , cf. And. 1.105 ; a). tino\s ei) du/naito a)lhqeu/ein X. Cyr. 7.2.17 , cf. 2.3.5 ; naumaxi/as a)popeira=sqai to venture it, Th. 4.24 : abs., e)pea\n a)popeirhqh=| Hdt. 2.73 ; freq. in Pl. , to express the dialectical trial of an opponent, Prt. 311b , 349c , al. Act. , esp. in Th. , th=s *karxhdoni/wn a)rxh=s kai\ au)tw=n a)popeira/sontes 6.90 ; o(/pws naumaxi/as a)popeira/swsi 7.17 ; a)popeira=sai tou= *peiraiw=s make an attempt on the Piraeus, etc., 2.93 , cf. 4.121 : abs., kata\ gh=n a). 4.107 , cf. 7.36 ; tw=n teixw=n App. BC 5.36 , etc. a)po-peira_te/on, one must make trial of, tw=n lo/gwn Isoc. 9.11 , cf. Gal. 10.376 . a)pope/kw, shear off wool:— Pass. , a)pope/pektai Hsch. :— Med. , a)po\ xai/tan pe/chtai comb her hair, Call. Lav.Pall. 32 , cf. AP 6.155 ( Theodorid. ). a)popelek-a/w, hew or trim with an axe, Ar. Av. 1156 , Thphr. HP 5.5.6 :—also a)popelek-i/zw, AB 438 . a)popele/k-hma, atos, to/, chip, Hsch. s.v. latu/ph. a)popelio/omai, (pelio/s) become livid, Hp. Acut.(Sp.) 9 . a)popemptiko/s, h/, o/n, valedictory, u(/mnoi Men.Rh. p.336S. a)po/pemptos, on, dismissed, dub. in PPetr. 2p.52 (iii B.C.); cf. Hsch. a)popempto/w, give a fifth part of, ti LXX Ge. 47.26 . take a fifth part of, ib. 41.34 . a)pope/mpw, send off or away, dispatch, dismiss, Il. 21.452 , Od. 24.312 , al.; tw=| ke ta/xa stugerw=s min e)gw\n a)pe/pemya ne/esqai 23.23 ; e)pi/ ti, e)/s ti, for a purpose, Hdt. 1.38 , 47 ; a). tou\s pre/sbeis dismiss them, Th. 5.42 , cf. Ar. Nu. 1244 ; a). a)sine/as Hdt. 7.146 :— Med. , send away from oneself, to\n pai=da e)c o)fqalmw=n a). Id. 1.120 ; a). th\n gunai=ka put away, divorce her, Id. 6.63 (so in Act. , D. 59.52 , Men. 994 ); a). ta\s nau=s o(mologi/a| get rid of . ., Th. 3.4 ; a). h(donh/n get rid of it, Arist. EN 1109b11 ; send from home, A. Pers. 137 . of things, send back, Od. 17.76 ; a). e)copi/sw Hes. Op. 87 . send off, dispatch, a)naqh/mata e)s *delfou/s Hdt. 1.51 ; export, ta)po/rrhta Ar. Ra. 362 :—so in Med. , X. Vect. 1.7 . Med. , get rid of, to\ u(/dwr Hdt. 2.25 . emit, discharge, Pl. Ti. 33c . Med. , avert by sacrifice, etc., e)/nnuxon o)/yin E. Hec. 72 (lyr.), cf. Orph. H. 39.9 ; banish, exorcise disease, ai)=gas e)s a)gria/das th\n a)popempo/meqa Call. Aet. 3.1.13 . a)po/pemyis, ews, h(, sending away, dispatching, tw=n katasko/pwn Hdt 7.148 . dismissal, diuorcing, D. 59.59 ; di/kh a)pope/myews Lys. Fr. 307S. a)popenqe/w, mourn for, tina/ Plu. Cor. 39 . a)poperai/nw, complete, finish, in fut. a)popera^nw=, Hsch. a)po-peraio/w, terminate, Ammon. in Int. 54.29 . a)po-pera^ti/zw, = foreg., Sch. Ar. Nu. 1454 . a)po-pera^to/w, = foreg., Porph. in Cat. 132.33 , Sch. Ar. Th. 1033 :—freq. in Pass. , -ou=sqai ei)/s ti Hierocl. in CA 26p.478M. , Paul.Aeg. 6.77 , Steph. in Hp. 1.188D. , al.; e)/n tini Phlp. in Mete. 31.1 . a)po-pera/twsis, ews, h(, termination of a fistula, Antyll. ap. Orib. 44.22.9 , Paul.Aeg. 6.77 : generally, completion, end, Syrian. in Metaph. 49.29 ; final term, Procl. Inst. 147 (pl.), Dam. Pr. 114 , al. a)popera/w, carry over, Plu. Pomp. 62 , Mar. 37 ,al. a)pope/rdomai, fut. -pardh/somai Ar. Ra. 10 : aor. Act. -e/pardon Id. Eq. 639 , Pl. 699 , etc.:—break wind, Ar. ll. cc., etc.: metaph., a)nh\r a)pope/rdetai i(/ppon, i.e. desinit in equum, of a Centaur, APl. 4.115 . a)poperispa/w, draw off, divert, th\n dia/noian Sor. 1.117 , cf. Sch. Ar. Nu. 721 . a)poperko/omai, (pe/rkos) colour, of ripening grapes, S. Fr. 255.6 . a)pope/rnhmi, sell, Aeol. aor. subjunct. a)popera/ssei Schwyzer 646.13 (Cyme, ii B.C.): Ion. aor. inf. a)popera/sai GDI 5533f2 (Zelea); 3 pl. a)pepe/rasan SIG 45.32 (Halic., V B.C.). a)poperona/w, fix with a buckle or pin, Hp. Mochl. 5 :— Pass. , pro\s tou\s parasta/tas Ph. Bel. 66.43 . a)popeta/nnu_mi, spread out, tri/bwna D.L. 6.77 :—also a)popeta/zw, Aq. Ex. 5.4 ,al. a)pope/tomai, fut. -peth/somai Ar. Pax 1126 : aor. a)pepta/mhn, part. -pta/menos, inf. -pta/sqai Hdt. 7.13 : also a)pepto/mhn Ar. Av. 90 ; aor.2 a)pe/pthn, 3 pl. a)pe/ptan Emp. 2.4 ; inf. a)popth=nai AP 5.211 ( Mel. ):— fly off or away, esp. of dreams, w)/|xet' a)popta/menos Il. 2.71 ; yuxh\ d' h)u/t' o)/neiros a)poptame/nh pepo/thtai Od. 11.222 ; a)pe/pteto Ar. Av. 90 ; e)s ta)pi\ *qra/|khs a)pope/tou ib. 1369 ; oi)/xetai a)popta/menos Pl. Smp. 183e ; suxno\n a)popta/s Arist. HA 619a32 ; yuxh=s e)k mele/wn a)poptaqei/shs IG 9(1).883.6 (Corcyra). a)popefasme/nws, Adv., (a)pofai/nw) openly, clearly, plainly, D. 59.67 . a)poph/gnu_mi, make to freeze, freeze, ta)ntiknh/mia Ar. Ra. 126 :— Pass. , of men, to be frozen, in fut. -pa^gh/somai X. Mem. 4.3.8 . of blood, congeal, Hp. Morb.Sacr. 9 :— Pass. , X. An. 5.8.15 . a)pophd-a/w, leap off, esp. of riders, dismount, Plu. Fab. 16 , Jul. Or. 2.60a , etc. start off from, turn away from, a)po/ tinos Hp. Art. 47 ; a). a)po\ th=s fu/sios from its natural position, of a joint, ib. 61 ; metaph., a)po\ tou= lo/gou Pl. Tht. 164c ; *swkra/tous X. Mem. 1.2.16 : abs., leap off, Pl. R. 613b ; stalk off, oi)/xetai a)pophdh/sas pro\s a)/llon Id. Lg. 720c ; e)s ta\ *persw=n h)/qh Procop. Goth. 1.24 . rebound, Arist. Aud. 803b1 , Ph. 1.610 . a)poph/d-hsis, ews, h(, leaping off, Plu. 2.769f . a)pophlw/sein: a)pophdw/sein, Hsch. a)pophni/zomai, become unwound, unrolled, Thphr. HP 8.10.4 . a)poph/ssw, late form for a)poph/gnumi, benumb, to\n nou=n Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.45 . a)popi_du/w, ooze out, spread, Hp. Nat.Puer. 21 . a)po-pi^e/zw, squeeze out, to\ ai(=ma e)k . . Arist. Pr. 889b28 . squeeze tight, Hp. Aph. 5.46 , al.; press outwards or away from a spot, Id. Fract. 30 :— Pass. , o(/tan[oi( po/des]a)popiesqw=sin a)po\ kaqe/dras Thphr. Fr. 11 :—also a)po-pi^a/zw, LXX Jd. 6.38 , Archig. ap. Orib. 8.1.21 . a)po-pi/esis [pi^], ews, h(, squeezing or wringing out, Thphr. Ign. 11 , cf. Archig. ap. Gal. 8.110 . a)po-pi/esma [i^], atos, to/, pressure outwards or off, used of rods slightly bent, Hp. Fract. 30 . a)popimpla/nw, rare form of sq., Agath. 5.21 . a)popi/mplhmi, later a)po-pimpla/w: poet. also a)popi/plhmi, a)po-a/w:— fill up a number, ta\s tetrakosi/as muria/das Hdt. 7.29 . satisfy, fulfil, in Pass. , a)poplhsqh=nai to\n xrhsmo/n Id. 8.96 . satisfy, appease, a). au)tou= to\n qumo/n Id. 2.129 , cf. Th. 7.68 ; a). ta\s e)piqumi/as Pl. Grg. 492a ,al. satisfy an inquirer, tina/ Id. Cra. 413b . a)popi/mprhmi, only in aor. a)pe/prhsen: a)peda/krusen, a)pefu/shsen, a)pe/maren, Hsch. a)popi^no/w, dirty, soil, prob. l. for a)pinou=tai, Hsch. a)popi/nw [i_], drink up, drink off, Hdt. 4.70 ; o(/son a)\n a)popi/h| Critias 33 : abs., Philostr. Ep. 60 . a)popipra/skw, sell off, cu/lwn tw=n a)popraqe/ntwn BCH 6.20 (Delos, ii B.C.). a)popi/ptw, fall off from, e)k pe/trhs Od. 24.7 ; a)po\ tw=n fiale/wn Hdt. 3.130 ; tou= koleou= a). o( mu/khs ib. 64 , cf. Hecat. 22 J. ; a). tw=n i(/ppwn slip off, Plb. 11.21.3 . abs., fall off, stilpnai\ d' a)pe/pipton e)/ersai Il. 14.351 , cf. Th. 4.4 , Arist. HA 557b29 . miss or fail in obtaining, th=s e)lpi/dos a). Plb. 9.7.1 ; ta)gaqou= Procl. Inst. 13 ; fail to record, let slip, tw=n a)nagkaiote/rwn D.S. 13.84 : abs., to be disappointed, fail, Plb. 4.36.5 , UPZ 70.27 (ii B.C.). a)po/pisqen, from behind, better divisim, Sch. E. Hec. 900 . a)popisteu/w, trust mistakenly, toi=s e)pipe/dois Plb. 3.71.2 , cf. 12.26d . 4 , J. AJ 15.7.6 ; toi=s i)di/ois logismoi=s (opp. tw=| qew=| pepisteuke/nai) Ph. 1.132 , cf. Gal. 8.90 . confide strongly in, th=| tw=n i)dew=n u(poqe/sei Procl. in Prm. p.480S. a)popla/zw, lead away from, a)oidh=s A.R. 1.1220 , cf. Hsch. :— Pass. , only aor., stray away from, pollo\n a)pepla/gxqhs sh=s patri/dos Od. 15.382 ; *troi/hqen 9.259 ; a)po\ qw/rhkos . . pollo\n a)poplagxqei/s [o)i+sto/s] glancing off the hauberk, Il. 13.592 ; -plagxqe/ntes e(tai/rwn Theoc. 22.35 ; th=le d' a)pepla/gxqh sa/keos do/ru Il. 22.291 : abs., wander, Od. 8.573 ; to be separated, Emp. 22.3 ; trufa/leia a)poplagxqei=sa a helm struck off, falling from the head, Il. 13.578 :—also a)poplasqei=sa: a)pokrousqei=sa, Hsch. a)popla^n-a/w, fut. -h/sw, lead astray, make to digress, lo/gon Hp. Art. 34 , Luc. Anach. 21 ; a). tina\ a)po\ th=s u(poqe/sews Aeschin. 3.176 :— Pass. ,wander away from, th=s u(poqe/sews Isoc. 7.77 : abs., of leaderless wasps, Arist. HA 554b23 ; wander from the truth, Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 139.12 , Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.33 . distribute, in Pass. , a)poplana=tai e)s pa/nta ai(=ma kai\ pneu=ma Hp. Alim. 33 . metaph., seduce, beguile, tou\s e)klektou/s Ev.Marc. 13.22 . a)popla^/n-hma, atos, to/, deception, Hsch. , Suid. s. vv. a)paio/lhma, ai)o/lhma. a)popla^/n-hsis, ews, h(, digression, Pl. Plt. 263c , Licymn. ap. Arist. Rh. 1414b17 . wandering, LXX Si. 31(34).11 . a)popla^n-i/as, ou, o(, a wanderer, fugitive, AP 9.240 ( Phil. ), 548 (Bianor). a)po/pla^n-os, o(, fallacy, Cratin.Jun. 7 . impostor, Hsch. a)popla/ssomai, Med. , fut. -pla/somai, aor. -plasa/mhn:— model or mould from a thing: hence, represent, model, portray, Plu. Aem. 28 , AP 5.14 ( Rufin. ), 7.34 ( Antip.Sid. ), etc.; a). pra=cin Call. Fr. 194 . a)popla/stwp, oros, o(, copier, Man. 4.343 . a)pople/kw, separate, Pass. , sumple/kontai ta\ pa/nta kai\ -ontai Zos. Alch. p.110B. : esp. in pf. part. -peplegme/nos, h, on, divorced, separated, gunh/ PGen. 19.3 (ii A.D.); a)nh/r BGU 118ii11 (ii A.D.). a)popleuste/on, one must sail away, Ar. Fr. 142 . a)pople/w, Ep. a)popla^n-plei/w, Ion. a)popla^n-plw/w v. l. in Hdt. 4.156 , 157 , cf. Arr. Ind. 26.9 : fut. -pleu/somai Hdt. 4.147 ; -pleusou=mai Pl. Hp.Mi. 371b :— sail away, sail off, oi)/kad' a)poplei/ein Il. 9.418 , etc.; e)p' *ai)gu/ptou Hdt. 1.1 , cf. Ar. Ra. 1480 ; o)pi/sw a). Hdt. 4.156 ; e)k th=s *sikeli/as w(s e)s ta\s *)aqh/nas Th. 6.61 ; e)p' oi)/kou Id. 1.55 . a)po-plhgi/a, h(, = a)poplhci/a , Gal. 16.672 . a)po-plhkteu/omai, to be senseless, Phld. Po. 2.40 . a)po-plhktiko/s, h/, on, paralysed, a). ta\ decia/, ta\ a)ristera/, Hp. Coac. 467 , cf. Arist. Rh. 1411a21 ; ta\ e)cai/fnhs a). apoplectic seizures, Hp. Coac. 470 ; ta\ a). nosh/mata Arist. Pr. 954b30 . a)po/-plhktos, on, (a)poplh/ssw) disabled by a stroke, in mind, struck dumb, astounded, Hdt. 2.173 , cf. S. Ph. 731 ; a). podi/ Id. Fr. 248 ; senseless, ou)x ou(/tws a)/frwn ou)d' a). D. 21.143 , cf. Men. Epit. 344 , Phld. Ir. p.82 W., D.Chr. 11.100 ; a). kai\ pantelw=s maino/menos D. 34.16 ; o(\ nuni\ poei=s a). e)sti Men. Pk. 246 ; -to/teros mu=qos D.Chr. 11.54 . in body, paralysed, crippled, Hdt. 1.167 , Pl.Com. 130 ; a). ta\s gna/qous struck dumb, Ar. V. 948 . Medic., stricken with paralysis, Hp. Aph. 6.57 ; me/ros paralysed, Id. Flat. 13 : so ske/los Id. ap. Aret. SD 1.7 ; a)po/plhktoi cases of apoplexy, Id. Aph. 3.16 . a)po-plhktw/dhs, es, = a)po/plhktos , Gal. 19.110 . a)po-plhci/a, Ion. -ih, h(, madness, Phld. Rh. 1.145S. , Vit. p.7J. ; ma/ntewn Phleg. Mir. 2 . of body, apoplexy, Hp. Aph. 2.42 , Aret. SD 1.7 ; a). me/rous paralysis, Arist. Pr. 905a17 : in pl., ib. 860a33 , al. a)po-plh/cios, on, apoplectic, pureto/s Alex.Aphr. Pr. 2.42 (s.v.l.). a)po/-plhcis, ews, h(, = a)poplhci/a, sw/matos Hp. Aph. 6.56 . a)poplhr-o/w, = a)popi/mplhmi , fill up, Hp. Art. 45 (in irreg. form -plhre/ousin), VM 22 . satisfy, ta\s boulh/seis, ta\s e)piqumi/as, Pl. R. 426c , Lg. 782e ; satisfy an inquirer, ka)me\ ta/x' a)\n a)poplhrw/sais w(s . . Id. Chrm. 169c , cf. Plt. 286a ; tou=to/ moi e)n th=| yuxh=| a)poplh/rwson make this complete for me, satisfy me in this, Id. Prt. 329c :— Pass. , Arist. Rh. 1369b14 . complete, e(bdomh/konta e)/th PFlor. 382.10 (iii A. D.). discharge a function, ib. 2.23 (iii A.D.). pay a debt, Hsch. s.v. e)ktetiko/tas. fulfil a promise, Hdn. 2.7.1 .— Prose word, also in E. Oen. 4.6 A. ( Pass. ). a)poplhr-wmatiko/s, h/, o/n, = -wtiko/s, du/namis Iamb. Myst. 3.10 . a)poplh/r-wsis, ews, h(, filling, satisfying, Plu. 2.48c , Porph. Abst. 3.18 , Jul. Or. 4.144d . accomplishment, fulfilment, e)ne/rgeia h( tou= oi)kei/ou e)/rgou a). Dam. Pr. 64 , cf. Iamb. Myst. 5.26 , al. a)poplhr-wth/s, ou=, o(, one who completes or fulfils, tw=n ai(reqe/ntwn Pl. R. 620e , cf. Jul. Or. 2.90c , Iamb. Myst. 5.10 ,al. a)poplhr-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, completing, fulfilling, Jul. Or. 4.137b ; tw=n eu)xw=n Iamb. Myst. 5.26 ; supplying with content, to\ nohto\n -ko\n tou= nou= Dam. Pr. 70 . a)poplh/ssw, Att. a)poplh/r-ttw, cripple by a stroke, disable in body or mind: — Pass. , lose one's senses, become dizzy or astounded, S. Ant. 1189 . Med. , push off from oneself, Arist. Pr. 899b24 . a)popli/ssomai, trot off, Ar. Ach. 218 . a)po/ploia, h(, = a)po/plous (A), Lib. Eth. 4.1 . a)poplokh/, h(, chemical separation, opp. sumplokh/, Zos.Alch. p.110 B. a)poploki/ai: e)mplokai/ ( Lacon. ), Hsch. a)po/ploos (A), contr. -plous, o(, sailing away, e)nqeu=ten Hdt. 8.79 , Arist. Po. 1454b2 . voyage home or back, X. An. 5.6.20 ; of the Greeks at Troy, Arist. Po. 1457b7 . a)po/ploos(B), on, contr. -plous, oun, starting on a voyage, AP 5.177 ( Mel. ). unseaworthy, Hsch. a)po/-plu^ma, atos, to/, water in which anything has been diluted or dissolved, a). khri/wn mead, a). tita/nou lime-water, D.S. 5.26 , 28 ; krew=n Sor. 1.59 . a)po/-plunsis, ews, h(, cleansing, Sophon.in de An. 96.2 . a)po-plu/nw [u_], fut. -u^nw=, wash well, wash away, la/i+ggas . . a)poplu/neske qa/lassa Od. 6.95 ; to\ peri\ th\n glw=ttan Pl. Ti. 65d ; ta\s xei=ras Ath. 9.409c ; tina\ bafh=s a)to/pou Philostr. VA 8.22 . wash away, Arist. Sens. 443b7 ( Pass. ). a)po/-plu^sis, ews, h(, washing away, Alex. Aphr. in Sens. 94.13 . a)po-plu^te/on, one must wash, cleanse, Gp. 16.18.2 . a)poplw/w, Ion. for -ple/w: a)popnei/w, Ion. for -pne/w. a)popneumat-i/zw, breathe out, expire, in Pass. , Hsch. s.v. a)peyu/xh : also, = a)pope/rdw , Sch. Ar. Pax 891 . a)popneumat-ismo/s, o(, Hsch. s.v. petradei=lai. a)popneuma/t-wsis, ews, h(, = foreg., Eust. 866.18 . a)popneu/mat-os, on, away from the wind, sheltered, Thphr. Vent. 30 . a)popne/w, Ep. a)popneumat-pnei/w (as always in Hom. ), fut. -pneu/somai, later -pneu/sw Gp. 2.21.3 :—breathe forth, of the Chimaera, deino\n a)popnei/ousa puro\s me/nos Il. 6.182 ; [ fw=kai] pikro\n a)popnei/ousai a(lo\s . . o)dmh/n Od. 4.406 ; a). e)/pos sto/matos Pi. P. 4.11 ; qumo\n a)popnei/wn giving up the ghost, Il. 4.524 ; so without qumo/n, Batr. 99 , Nic.Dam. p.61 D. , Phleg. Mir. 3 ; a). yuxh/n Simon. 52 ; h(liki/an Id. 115 , Pi. I. 7(6).34 ; a). th\n dusme/neian to blow it off, get rid of it, Plu. Them. 22 :— Pass. , a)popnei=tai h( a)tmi/s Arist. Pr. 937a7 . causal in Pi. N. 1.47 xro/nos a)pe/pneusen yuxa/s made them give up the ghost. breathe hard, take breath, Arist. HA 587a5 ; exhale, euaporate, yuxa\s w(/sper o(mi/xlas a)popneou/sas tw=n swma/twn Plu. 2.560c . in Com., = a)pope/rdw , AB 439 . smell of a thing, c. gen., Luc. Hist.conscr. 15 ; xqizh=s me/qhs Plu. 2.13f ; but also toi=on a)pe/pnee lei/yana so they smelt, A R. 2.193 ; tou= xrwto\s h(/diston a). Plu. Alex. 4 ; a). ti toiou=ton Id. 2.695e . exhale (and so lose) the scent, Thphr. HP 9.16.2 , cf. Plu. 2.692c ; to\ bromw=des ib. 791b . blow from a particular quarter, au)/rh ou)k a). a)po\ qermw=n xwre/wn Hdt. 2.27 , cf. 19 ; a)po\ th=s gh=s Arist. Mete. 366a33 , al.; to\ a)popne/on Id. Pr. 933a39 : impers., a)popnei= a)po\ th=s qala/tths there is a breeze from the sea, ib. 933a27 , 943b4 . Pass. , to be blown out, of a light, Plu. 2.281b . a)popni/gw [i_], fut. -pni/cw Pl. Com. 198 , Antiph. 171 : aor. inf. a)popnei=cai GDI 2171.18 (Delph., i B. C.):—choke, throttle, Hdt. 2.169 ,al.; ta\s a)napnoa/s Hp. Morb.Sacr. 9 ; tou\s pate/ras t' h)=gxon . . kai\ tou\s pa/ppous a)pe/pnigon Ar. V. 1039 ; suffocate, Id. Eq. 893 ; of plants, choke, Ev. Matt. 13.7 , Ev.Luc. 8.7 :— Pass. , fut. -pni^gh/somai Ar. Nu. 1504 ; also -pepni/comai Eun. VS p.463 B. : aor. I a)pepni/xqhn Aret. SA 1.7 : aor. 2 a)pepni/ghn [i^] (v. infr.): pf. part. -pepnigme/nos Hdt. 4.72 :—to bechoked, suffocated, trw/gwn e)rebi/nqous a)pepni/gh Pherecr. 159 , cf. Alex. 266 ; to be drowned, Democr. 172 , D. 32.6 , Aesop. 352 . generally, cut off, kill, limw=| tina Aret. CA 1.9 :— Pass. , po/lis a). th=| tw=n a)nagkai/wn spa/vei Procop. Arc. 26 . metaph., choke one with vexation, a)popni/ceis me lalw=n Antiph. l.c.; h)= ga/r [me] geitoneu=s' a)popni/geis Call. Iamb. 1.300 :— Pass. , to be choked with rage, e)pi/ tini at a thing, D. 19.199 , cf. Alex. 16.7 ; pro/s ti Lib. Or. 63.15 . a)po-pnoh/, h(, exhalation, evaporation, Arist. Pr. 863a7 , Thphr. HP 9.7.2 , al. breeze blowing from a place, Arist. Pr. 943b12 . death, D.L. 4.21 (prob. for a)napnoh=s). a)po/-pnoia, h(, = foreg. I, Hp. de Arte 12 . = foreg. II, Thphr. CP 5.12.2 . a)popoi-e/w, unmake, Corp.Herm. 9.6 . deduct, to\ a)popoihqe/n BGU 475r5 (ii A.D.). Med. , put away from oneself, reject, LXX Jb. 14.15 , Plu. 2.152a ; refuse, dw\ron Plot. 4.3.14 ; deny, disclaim, ei)de/nai ti Max.Tyr. 24.4 ; do away with, kill, Cat.Cod.Astr. 7.135.29 . a)popoi/-hsis, ews, h(, disclaimer, disavowal, Phoeb. Fig. 2.3 . a)popoleme/w, fight off or from, (sc. tou= o)/nou) from ass-back, Pl. Phdr. 260b . a)po/polis, poet. a)popoi/-ptolis, i, gen. idos and ews, far from the city, banished, a). e)/sei A. Ag. 1410 (lyr.), cf. S. OT 1000 , OC 208 , E. Hyps. Fr. 44 ; a)po/ptolin e)/xein tina/ S. Tr. 647 (lyr.). a)popoli_teu/w, dissolve political community, IG 9(2).205.16 (Melitaea): —in Med. , ib. 9(1).32 (Stiris). a)popomp-ai=os, a, on, carrying away evil, of the scapegoat, LXX Le. 16.8s q., Ph. 1.338 , al.; a).qeoi/ Hsch. to be cast out, abominable, Ph. 1.238 . a)popomp-e/w: a)pope/mpomai, Hsch. a)popomp-h/, h(, (a)pope/mpw) sending away, LXX Le. 16.10 . b. valediction, Men.Rh. p.333S. divorce, PSI 1.36a16 (i A.D.), etc., Poll. 8.31 . averting an ill omen, etc., a). poiei=sqai Isoc. 5.117 ; getting rid, puretw=n Luc. Philops. 9 . a)popo/mp-imos, on, = a)popompai=os, pa/qos Ph. 1.75 : h(me/rai,=a)pofra/des, Hsch. a)popone/w, finish a work, ta\ plei=sta ga\r a)popepo/nhkas Ar. Th. 245 . a)poponto/w, (po/ntos) cast into the sea, Sch. S. Aj. 1297 . a)popordh/, h(, crepitus ventris, prob. in Alex.Aphr. Pr. 1.144 . a)popor-ei/a, h(, return, porei/a kai\ a)., of machinery at work, Hero Aut. 12.1 . departure, D.C. Fr. 104.4 , Agath. 2.31 , 3.23 ; retreat, Procop. Pers. 1.23 , al. a)popor-eu/omai, Pass. , depart, X. An. 7.6.33 , IG 9(2).205.18 (Melitaea), etc. go back, return, e)k balanei/ou Plb. 24.7.6 ; of machinery (cf. foreg.), Hero Aut. 6.3 . a)popor-eute/a, one must go away, Agath. 2.22 . a)poporpa/w or a)popor-i/zw, fix in the safety-pin and excise, Hippiatr. 12 . a)po/pra_ma, atos, to/, sub-letting, PReu.Laws 18.16 (iii B.C.), UPZ 112.3 (ii B.C.). a)popra/ssw, demand the return of, xrh/mata IG 12(7).42 (Amorgos):— Pass. , ib. 4.752.9 (Troezen):— Med. ,exact to the uttermost, to\n misqo/n Them. Or. 21.260b . a)popra_ti/zomai, (pipra/skw) sell, LXX To. 1.7 . a)popra_u/+nw, soften matters down, Plu. Sert. 25 . a)popresb-ei/a, h(, an ambassador's report, Plb. 23.9.5 ,al., cf. AJA 18.324f (Sardes, 5 B.C.). a)popresb-eu/w, report as ambassador, ta\ par' e)kei/nwn Pl. Lg 941a : abs., make such a report, Plb. 7.2.5 . a)poprhni/zw, (prhnh/s) throw headlong, Nonn. D. 18.271 (aor. -icen). a)popri/asqai [i^], aor. with no pres., a)popri/w (for -pri/aso) th\n lh/kuqon buy it off or up, Ar. Ra. 1227 . a)po/-pri_sis, ews, h(, sawing off, Paul.Aeg. 6.77 . a)po/-prisma, atos, to/, shavings, prob. l. Arist. Mir. 841a16 . a)po-priste/on, one must saw off, Paul.Aeg. 6.77 . a)po-pri/w [i_], saw off, Hdt. 4.65 . AP 11.14 ( Ammian. ); o)ste/on Hp. Fract. 33 :— Pass. , Isid.Char. 20 , Plu. 2.924b , prob. in Archil. 122 . a)popro/, Adv. afar off, pollo\n a). fe/rwn Il. 16.669 . as Prep. c. gen., away from, tutqo\n a). new=n ib. 7.334 , cf. E. HF 1081 , Or. 142 , etc. a)popro-a/gw [a^g], only in pf. Pass. , mostly part., a)poprohgme/na in the second rank, of things neither good nor bad, opp. prohgme/na, Zeno Stoic. 1.48 ; the distn. was rejected by Aristo ib. 1.83 , but cf. Stoic. 3.29 , al.: inf. -h=xqai Aristo l.c. a)popro-aire/w, take away from, si/tou a)poproelw\n do/menai having taken some of the bread to give it away, Od. 17.457 . a)popro-ba/llw, throw far away, A.R. 3.1311 . a)po/proqe, before vowels a)po/pro-qen, Adv., prop. from afar, i)u/zousin a). ou)d' e)qe/lousin a)nti/on e)lqe/menai Il. 17.66 ; a). ei)s e(\n i)o/ntes A.R. 1.39 , cf. 1244 , etc.; but in Hom. , = a)po/proqi , afar off, far away, au)=qi me/nein para\ nhusi\n a). Il. 10.209 , cf. 17.501 ; sth=q' ou(/tw a). Od. 6.218 ; a). ei)n a(li\ kei=tai 7.244 , cf. 9.188 , 17.408 , Thgn. 595 , S. Ichn. 3 . c. gen., far away from, o)fqalmw=n Archil. 25 ; ai)zhw=n Q.S. 1.414 . a)poproqe/w, run away from, AP 9.679 (better divisim). a)po/proqi, Adv. far away, a). dw/mata nai/eis Od. 4.811 , al., cf. Theoc. 13.61 , etc.; ma/la polloi\ a). pi/ones a)groi/ fields extending far and wide, Il. 23.832 , cf. Od. 4.757 . a)popro-qorei=n, aor. 2 inf. of a)poproqrw/skw, spring far from, nho/s A.R. 3.1280 , Orph. A. 545 . a)popro-i/+hmi, send away forward, send on, [ ku/na] a)poproe/hke po/linde Od. 14.26 ; e(tai/rous Orph. A. 1216 . send forth, shoot forth, i)o\n a)poproi/ei Od. 22.82 ; let fall, [ci/fos] a)poproe/hke xama=ze ib. 327 . a)poproiki/zw, (proi/c) give a dowry, Sch. Od. 2.53 . a)popro-lei/pw, leave far behind, *)/argos a)poprolipw/n Hes. Fr. 144 , cf. A.R. 1.1285 , Hermesian. 7.21 , 44 . a)popro-nosfi/zw, Alt. fut. -i^w=, remove afar off, carry far away, E. IA 1286 (lyr., better divisim a)popro\ nosf-). a)po/prosqen, Adv. = a)po/proqe , Hp. VC 10 . c. gen., nefw=n kai\ u(da/twn a). Pl. Epin. 987a . a)poprospoie/omai, Med. , reject, to\ problhqe/n Ath. 9.402a , Eust. 769.14 ; dissemble, e(konti\ a)poprospoihsa/menos ta\ lexqe/nta pro\s au)tou= ei)de/nai Men.Prot. p.44D. , cf. p.125D. a)poproswpi/zomai, Med. , clean one's face, Pherecr. 9 : also, = e)soptri/zesqai , Hsch. a)popro-te/mnw, cut off from, nw/tou a)poprotamw/n after he had cut a slice from the chine, Od. 8.475 , cf. Nic. Th. 572 . a)popro-feu/gw, flee away from, escape, di/yan AP 12.133 ( Mel. ). a)poprwi/+, early, Gloss. a)popta/w, roast sufficiently, Sor. 1.51 , Lyd. [Mens.] p.182 W.; of ores, smelt, in Pass. , Ph. Bel. 70.4 and 6 . a)popterni/zw, thrust off with the heel, Philostr. Her. 6 . a)po-pteru^gi/zomai, clap the wings vehemently, Thphr. Sign. 18 ; spread the wings and fly away, metaph. of e)/rws, Eust. 397.5 . a)po-pteru^go/omai, lose the pte/ruges, of a rudder, Vett.Val. 287.36 . a)po-pteru/ssomai: a)popterugi/zomai, Hsch. a)popteu/w, have a view, ei)s qa/lassan J. AJ 15.9.6 . a)popth/ssw, strengthd. for pth/ssw, f.l.for u(po- , Hsch. s.v. katamemuke/nai , dub. in Opp. H. 4.370 . a)po/-ptisma, atos, to/, (pti/ssw) chaff, husks, dub.l. for a)po/prisma, Arist. Mir. 841a16 . a)po-pti/ssw, strip the husk off, Dieuch. ap. Orib. 4.6.4 ( Pass. ). a)poptoe/w, poet. a)po-ptoie/w, scare or drive away, Call. Fr.anon. 93 :— Pass. , to be startled, to shy, of horses, Plb. 3.53.10 . a)po/ptolis, v. a)po/polis. a)/poptos, on, (a)po/yomai) seen or to be seen from a place, o(/pws mh\ a)/. e)/stai h( korinqi/a a)po\ tou= xw/matos Arist. Pol. 1274a40 , cf. Arr. Ind. 4.7 ; e)n a)po/ptw e)/xein in a conspicuous place, Id. An. 2.10.3 ; e)n a). ei(stia=sqai J. AJ 13.14.2 , etc. out of sight of, far away from, tou=d' a)/poptos a)/stews S. OT 762 ; a)/poptos h(mw=n Id. El. 1489 : abs., Far away, e)c a)po/ptou ma=llon h)\ e)ggu/qen skopei=n Id. Ph. 467 ; w(s e)c a). qew/menos Pl. Ax. 369a ; to/pos e)c a)po/ptou katafanh/s Plu. Eum. 15 ; ou)d' e)c a). Phld. Rh. 1.149S. , Piet. 27 , cf. Gal. 4.628 . dimly seen, S. Aj. 15 . out of sight, e)n a)po/ptw ti/qentai to\n xa/raka D.H. 2.54 ; e)c a)po/ptou tw=n *(rwmai/wn parembalo/ntes Id. 6.14 . a)po/ptugma, atos, to/, (ptu/ssw) portion of the xitw/n folded back, IG 2.652A20 . a)poptu/rw, scare, Gloss. a)po/-ptusma, atos, to/, that which is spat out, AB 223 ; v.l. in Arist. Mir. 841a16 . a)po-ptu/ssw, fold back, -ptu/cantes tou= xitwni/skou Aen. Tact. 31.23 . a)po-ptusth/r, h=ros, o(, one that spits out: a). xalinw=n a horse that will not bear the bit, Opp. H. 2.11 . a)po/-ptustos, on, spat out: hence, abominated, detested, qeoi=s A. Eu. 191 : abs., S. OC 1383 , E. Med. 1373 , Ar. Eq. 1285 , etc. a)po-ptu/w, spit out, o)/nqon a)poptu/wn Il. 23.781 ; of the sea, a)poptu/ei a(lo\s a)/xnhn 4.426 , cf. Emp. 115.10 ; a). si/alon e)k tou= sto/matos X. Mem. 1.2.54 : abs., spit, A Fr. 354 , X. Cyr. 1.2.16 codd., Thphr. Char. 19.11 :— Pass. , Ph. 1.20 , Gal. 15.472 ; to be washed ashore, Alciphr. 1.10 . abominate, spurn, a)poptu/ousi de/ t' a)ra/s Hes. Op. 726 ; a)poptu/eis lo/gous A. Eu. 303 ; a)pe/ptusan eu)na\s a)delfou= Id. Ag. 1192 , cf. Pr. 1070 (lyr.), Ar. Pax 528 , E. Andr. 607 ; disown, A. Ch. 197 :—aor. a)pe/ptusa freq. used in pres. sense, a)pe/ptusa me\n lo/gon E. Hel. 664 , cf. IA 874 : freq. abs., a)pe/ptusa omen absit, Id. Hipp. 614 , Hec. 1276 , IT 1161 ; a). xalino/n, of a horse, Philostr. Im. 1.12 . ward off, Epic. in BKT 5(1).122 . [u of pres. long in Ep. ; u of fut. and aor. short in Trag.] a)po/-ptwma, atos, to/, unlucky chance, misfortune, Plb. 11.2.6 . error, Vett.Val. 238.26 . a)po/-ptwsis, ews, h(, falling off or away, o)ste/wn Hp. Mochl. 35 ; a)nqe/wn Dsc. Praef. 8 . a). th=s a)rxh=s deposition, Ath. 12.530a . direction in which a force is exerted, Ph. Bel. 73.7 . vanishing, disappearance, negation, to\ mhdamw=s o)\n a). e)sti tou= o)/ntos Dam. Pr. 8 ; eclipse, tou= ei)dw/lou ib. 433 . declension from, kaqh/kontos Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.51 , M.Ant. 10.12 , Procl. Inst. 209 (pl.); th=s eu)sebei/as Hierocl. in CA 11p.442M. ; kata\ a)po/ptwsin, opp. kata\ kato/rqwsin, Herm. in Phdr. p.166A. a)popu_dari/zw, v. pudari/zw , Ar. Eq. 697 . a)popu_-e/w, suppurate, Hp. Epid. 2.2.6 . a)popu_/-hma, atos, to/, suppuration, ib. 4.25 . a)popu_-htiko/s, h/, o/n, suppurative, Id. Coac. 282 , Epid. 2.3.6 . a)popu_-i/+skw, (pue/w) to promote suppuration:— Pass. , suppurate, Id. Morb. 2.28 . a)popukno/omai, Pass. , to be condensed, consolidated, f.l. in Epicur. Ep. 2p.49U. a)popunqa/nomai, inquire or ask of, a). [au)tou=] ei) . . asked of him whether . ., Hdt. 3.154 ; para/ tinos J, AJ 12.4.9 . a)popurgi/zontes lo/goi, title of work by Diagoras, Suid. s.v. *diago/ras. a)po-pu^ri/as (sc. a)/rtos), ou, o(, a kind of toasted bread, Cratin. 99 , Ath. 3.111e . a)po-pu^ria_te/on, one must foment, Gal. 12.840 , Aët. 8.16 . a)po-pu^ria/w, foment, Antyll. ap. Orib. 7.22.21 , Gal. 13.245 , al. a)po-pu^ri/zw, roast on the fire, Epich. 124 , cf. Hsch. a)po-pu^ri/s, i/dos, h(, small fish like e)panqraki/s , Clearch. 16 . fry, tw=n maini/dwn a)po/purin poih/sas Teles p.41 H. sacrifice of fish, SIG 1106.42 (Cos). a)popu_ti/zw, stronger form of puti/zw, Hp. Epid. 7.25 , Ar. Lys. 205 , Arist. HA 527b22 . a)po-pwma/zw, remove lid, Zos.Alch. p.221B. , PHolm. 9.40 , al. a)po-pwma^ti/zw, = foreg., Gal. 14.268 . a)po/ranqron, to/, v. a)po/rranqron. a)pora/c: a)po/rroia, a)po/spasma, a)po/tmhma, Hsch. a)pora^fa^ni/dwsis, ews, h(, v. r(afanido/w , Sch. Ar. Pl. 168 . a)porga/zw, work up mortar, IG 22.463.84 . a)porg-h/s, e/s, wrathful, Antiph. 73 (dub.):— Comp. -e/steron Erot. is a variant for a)sterge/steron Hp. Fract. 16 . a)porg-i/zomai, Pass. , to be angry, Men. Sam. 338 , LXX 2 Ma. 5.17 . a)pore/gxw, snore to the end, AP 11.4 ( Parmen. ). a)pore/gw, stretch out, Hp. Fract. 1 . a)pore/pw, slink away, AP 9.746 ( Polem. Rex). a)po/reutos, on, that cannot or may not be travelled, o(do/s Plu. Cam. 26 , Mar. 39 . not to be traversed, pe/lagos Ph. 2.112 ,al. pathless, *libu/h Agatharch. 7 . a)pore/w (A), Ion. for a)fora/w. a)por-e/w (B), Lacon. 1 pl. a)pori/omes X. HG 1.1.23 : aor. h)po/rhsa Th. 1.63 , etc.: pf. h)po/rhka Pl. Sph. 244a , etc.:— Pass. , fut. a)porhqh/somai (sun-) S.E. M. 10.5 , but Med. in pass. sense a)porh/somai Arist. MM 1200a11 : aor. h)porh/qhn, pf. h)po/rhmai, both in act. and pass. sense (v. infr.):—to be a)/poros, i. e. without means or resource: hence, to be at a loss, be in doubt, be puzzled, mostly folld. by relat. clause, a). o(/kws diabh/setai Hdt. 1.75 ; o(/tw| tro/pw| diaswqh/setai Th. 3.109 ; o(/ ti le/cw d' a)porw= S. OT 486 (lyr.); a). o(/ph|, o(po/qen, o(/poi, Th. 1.107 , 8.80 , X. HG 5.4.44 ; o(/ti xrh\ poiei=n Id. Cyr. 4.5.38 ; ti/na xrh\ tro/pon . . D. 3.3 ; a). ei) . . Pl. Prt. 326e ; po/tera . . X. Mem. 1.4.6 ; a). o(pote/ran tw=n o(dw=n tra/phtai ib. 2.1.21 ; a). mh/ . . fear lest . ., Pl. Alc. 2.142d : with acc.added, a). th\n e)/lasin o(/kws diekpera=| to be at a loss about his march, how to cross, Hdt. 3.4 : c. acc. only, a). th\n e)cagwgh/n to be at a loss about it, Id. 4.179 , cf. Ar. Ec. 664 , Pl. Prt. 348c , al.: also c. inf., to be at a loss how to do, Ar. V. 590 , Pl. Plt. 262e , Lys. 9.7 :—also a). peri/ tinos Pl. Phd. 84c , Grg. 462b , al.; a). dia\ to\ plh=qos tw=n a(marthma/twn o(/qen a)/rcomai And. 4.10 ; e)s polla/ S. Tr. 1243 : abs., Hdt. 6.134 ; ou)k a)porh/sas without hesitation, Id. 1.159 ; to\ d' a)porei=n a)ndro\s kakou= E. HF 106 , etc.:— Med. used like Act. , Hdt. 2.121 . g/; w(s h)po/rhmai . . ta/de E. IA 537 ; h)porou/mhn o(/ti xrhsai/mhn Lys. 3.10 , cf. Pl. Prt. 321c : so in aor. Pass. , polla\ . . a)porhqei/s D. 27.53 . in Dialectic, start a question, raise a difficulty, a)pori/a h(\n a)porei=s Pl. Prt. 324d ; a). peri/ tinos Arist. Ph. 194a15 , al.; ta\ au)ta\ peri/ tinos Metaph. 1085a35 ; a). po/teron . . Pol. 1283b36 ; a)porh/seie d' a)/n tis ti/ . . EN 1096a34 , cf. 1145b21 , Plb. 1.64.1 , al.:— Pass. , to\ a)porou/menon, to\ a)porhqe/n, the difficulty just started, the puzzle before us, Pl. Sph. 243b , Lg. 799c , cf. Hp. VM 1 ; ta\ h)porhme/na Arist. Pol. 1281a38 ; a)porei=tai there is a question or difficulty, po/teron . . Id. EN 1c99 b9 ; mh/ . . ib. 1159a6 . Pass. , of things, to be left wanting, left unprovided for, tw=n deome/nwn gi/gnesqai ou)de\n a)porei=tai X. Lac. 13.7 , cf. Oec. 8.10 ; to fail, turn out a failure, opp. eu)porei=sqai, Hp. Art. 47 . c. gen. rei, to be at a loss for, in want of, a)porei=s de\ tou= su/; S. Ph. 898 ; a)lfi/twn Ar. Pax 636 ; pa/ntwn Id. Pl. 531 ; trofh=s Thuc. 8.81 ; cumma/xwn X. Cyr. 4.2.39 ; tosau/ths dapa/nhs Id. Mem. 1.3.5 ; lo/gwn Pl. Smp. 193e :— Med. , Id. Lg. 925b . a). tini/ to be at a loss by reason of, by means of something, X. An. 1.3.8 , Isoc. 4.147 . to be in want, be poor, opp. eu)pore/w, in Med. , o(/tan a)porh=tai/ tis Antiph. 123 , but Act. , Timocl. 11 , E. Fr. 953.19 ; opp. ploute/w, Pl. Smp. 203e :— Pass. , a)/nqrwpos h)porhme/nos Com.Adesp. 249 .—Chiefly Prose and Com.; never in A. , thrice in S. , twice in E. a)po/r-hma, atos, to/, matter of doubt, question, puzzle, Pl. Phlb. 36e , Arist. Metaph. 1011a6 , etc. esp. in the Dialectic of Arist. , objection raised to an e)pixei/rhma (q.v.), Id. Top. 162a17 . practical difficulty, Plb. 31.13.8 . a)por-hmatiko/s, h/, o/n, = a)porhtiko/s , S.E. P. 1.221 , v.l. in Gal. Nat.Fac. 2.9 . expressive of doubt, of particles, D.T. 642.26 , A.D. Conj. 258.15 . Adv. -kw=s S.E. M. 8.1 . a)por-hsi/a, h(, = a)pori/a , Eub. 141 :—also a)po/r-hsis, ews, h(, Thphr. Od. 12 . a)por-hte/on, one must raise the question, ti/ dh/pote . . Ph. 1.336 ; peri/ tinos Plu. Fr. 2.6 . a)por-htiko/s, h/, o/n, inclined to doubt, Id. Aem. 14 , S.E. P. 1.221 , al.; a). kai\ skeptikoi/ D.L. 9.69 , cf. Gell. 11.5.6 . Adv. -kw=s S.E. M. 7.30 , Procl. in Prm. p.562S. dubitative, e)pi/rrhma Gal. 7.661 ; u(/mnoi Men.Rh. p.343S. a)po/rqhtos, on, not sacked, unravaged, *pria/moio . . a). po/lis e)/plen Il. 12.11 ; a)rxagou\s a)porqh/twn a)guia=n B. 8.52 , cf. 99 ; *qa/son a). lei/pein Hdt. 6.28 ; a). xw/ra Hell.Oxy. 16.3 ; of Attica, E. Med. 826 , cf. A. Pers. 348 ; of Laconia, Din. 1.73 , cf. Lys. 33.7 ; ou)k e)fu/swn oi( *la/kwnes w(s a)po/rqhtoi/ pote; Antiph. 117 . a)porq-o/w, make straight, to\ sto/ma tw=n mhtre/wn Hp. Nat.Mul. 40 . guide aright, gnw/mas S. Ant. 636 ; pro/s ti according to a standard, Pl. Lg. 757e . restore to health, dub. in Men. Georg. 59 . a)po/rq-wma, atos, to/, erection, IG 9(1).691.2 (Corcyra, iii B.C.). a)po/rq-wsis, ews, h(, guiding aright, th=s gnw/sews Eust. 1531.66 . a)pori/a, Ion. -ih, h(, (a)/poros) being a)/poros: hence, of places, difficulty of passing, X. An. 5.6.10 . of things, difficulty, straits, in sg. and pl., e)s a)pori/hn pollh\n a)pigme/nos, a)peilhme/nos, Hdt. 1.79 , 2.141 ; e)n a)pori/h| or e)n a)poo|i/h|si e)/xesqai, Id. 9.98 , 4.131 , cf. Antipho 5.66 ; a)pori/h|sin e)nei/xeto Hdt. 1.190 ; a)pori/hn e)rwthqe/nti parasxei=n Hp. VM 13 , cf. Lys. 19.1 ; a)poria tele/qei, c. inf., Pi. N. 7.105 , cf. Pl. Lg. 788c ; ei)s fre/ata kai\ pa=san a). e)mpi/ptwn Id. Tht. 174c : c. gen. rei, a). tou= mh\ ginw/skein Hp. Morb.Sacr. 1 ; a). tou= mh\ h(suxa/zein impossibility of keeping quiet, Th. 2.49 ; a). th=s prosormi/sews Id. 4.10 ; a). tou= a)nakaqai/resqai Pl. Lg. 678d . not providing a thing, Id. Men. 78e . of persons, difficulty of dealing with or getting at, tw=n *skuqe/wn Hdt. 4.83 ; tou= a)poktei/nantos Antipho 2.4.2 . being at a loss, embarrassment, perplexity, a). tou= dustuxei=n E. Ion 971 , cf. Th. 7.44 , 75 , etc.; a). e)n tw=| lo/gw=| sumba=sa Aeschin. 2.41 ; distress, discomfort, in illness, Hp. Epid. 5.42 , Aret. SA 2.5 : hence metaph., w)di/nousi kai\ a)pori/as e)mpi/mplantai Pl. Tht. 151a . a). tino/s lack of a person or thing, sofw=n a)ndrw=n Ar. Ra. 806 ; trofh=s, xrhma/twn, etc., Th. 1.11 , 7.48 ; a)pw/llunto . . a)pori/a| tou= qerapeu/ontos for want of one to attend to them, Id. 2.51 ; a). lo/gwn Pl. Ap. 38d ; a). ploi/wn shortage of ships, CPHerm. 6.10 : abs., need, poverty, Th. 1.123 ; a). kai\ peni/a And. 1.144 ; opp. eu)pori/a, Arist. Pol. 1279b27 : in pl., D. 19.146 . in Dialectic, question for discussion, difficulty, puzzle, a)pori/a| sxo/menos Pl. Prt. 321c ; a). h(\n a)porei=s ib. 324d ; h( a). i)so/ths e)nanti/wn logismw=n Arist. Top. 145b1 , al.; e)/xei a)pori/an peri/ tinos Id. Pol. 1285b28 ; ai( me\n ou)=n a). toiau=tai/ tines sumbai/nousin Id. EN 1146b6 ; ou)demi/an poih/sei a). Id. Metaph. 1085a27 ; a). lu/ein, dialu/ein, Id. MM 1201b1 , Metaph. 1062b31 ; a)pori/a| a)pori/an lu/ein D.S. 1.37 . a)poriko/s, h/, o/n, of or for persons without means, o)no/mata BGU 390.8 (iii A. D.), cf. PTeb. 267 Intr. (ii A.D.). a)porne-o/w, turn into a bird, Apollod. 1.7.4 , Sch. Ar. Av. 251 :— Pass. , Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.69 , Apollod. 1.8.3 . a)porne/-wsis, ews, h(, being changed into a bird, Sch. Ar. Av. 212 . a)porni_qo/omai, become a bird, Str. 6.3.9 , Heraclit. Incred. 35 , Sch. Ar. Av. 100 . a)po/rnu^mai, start from a place, a)pornu/menon *luki/hqen Il. 5.105 , cf. Hes. Th. 9 , A.R. 1.800 . a)poropoi/htos, on, impermeable, S.E. M. 8.309 . a)/poros, on, first in Hdt. and Pi. (v.infr.), without passage, having no way in, out, or through: hence, of places, impassable, pe/lagos, Phlo/s, Pl. Ti. 25d , Criti. 108e ; o(do/s, o)^rh, X. An. 2.4.4 , 2.5.18 . of states or circumstances, impracticable, difficult, Hdt. 5.3 , etc.; a)/. a)lghdw/n, pa/qh, S. OC 513 (lyr.), Ph. 854 ; ta)/poron e)/tos ib. 897 ; a)/. xrh=ma E. Or. 70 ; a)gw/n, ki/ndunos, Lys. 7.2 and 39 ( Sup. ); ai)sxu/nh Pl. Lg. 873c ; swthri/a lepth\ kai\ a)/. ib. 699b , cf. R. 453d ; fo/bos Lg. 698b ; bi/os Men. Kith.Fr. 1.10 ; nu/c Longin. 9.10 :—a)/poron, to/, and a)/pora, ta/, as Subst., e)k tw=n a)po/rwn in the midst of their difficulties, Hdt. 8.53 , cf. Pl. Lg. 699b ; eu)/poros e)n toi=s a). Alex. 234.6 ; a)/pora po/rimos A. Pr. 904 ; e)n a)po/rois ei)=nai to be in great straits, X. An. 7.6.11 ; ei)s a)/poron h(/kein, pesei=n, E. Hel. 813 , Ar. Nu. 703 ; e)n a)po/rw| ei)/xonto, h)=san, they were at a loss how to . ., Th. 1.25 , 3.22 ; e)teh=| oi(=on e(/kaston gignw/skein e)n a)po/srw| e)sti/ Democr. 8 : a)/poro/n [e)sti] c. inf., Pi. O. 10(11).40 , Th. 2.77 , Aeschin.Socr. 53 , etc.; a)/pora/ [e)sti] Pi. O. 1.52 : Comp. -w/teros, h( lh=yis Th. 5.110 . hard to discover or solve, a)necereu/nhton kai\ a)/poron Heraclit. 18 ; a)/. e)rwth/seis, = a)pori/ai IV, Plu. Alex. 64 , Luc. DMort. 10.8 ; zh/thsis Pl. Plt. 284b ; lo/goi D.L. 7.44 . hard to get, scarce, e)n dustuxi/h| [fi/lon eu(rei=n] pa/ntwn -w/taton Democr. 106 ; qu=ma Pl. R. 378a ; a)/pora [o)flh/mata] bad debts, D. 50.9 . of persons, hard to deal with, unmanageable, E. Ba. 800 , Pl. Ap. 18d ( Sup. ), cf. Th. 4.32 ( Sup. ): c. inf., a)/. prosmi/sgein, prosfe/resqai, impossible to have any dealings with, Hdt. 4.46 , 9.49 ; borh=s a)/nemos a)/. against which nothing will avail, which there is no opposing, Id. 6.44 ; a)/. to\ kako\n kai\ a)ni/khton Id. 3.52 . without means or resources, helpless, e)/rhmos, a)/. S. OC 1735 (lyr.), cf. Ar. Nu. 629 , etc.; a)/. e)pi\ fro/nima S. OT 691 (lyr.); e)p' ou)de/n Id. Ant. 360 (lyr.); a)/. gnw/mh| Th. 2.59 . poor,needy, Id. 1.9 , Pl. R. 552a ; opp. eu)/poros, Arist. Pol. 1279b9 , 1289b30 ; a)/. leitourgei=n too poor to undertake liturgies, Lys. 31.12 , cf. PRyl. 75.5 (ii A.D.), etc.; a)/. kai\ tw=n e)laxi/stwn kate/sthsan D.Chr. 17.18 ; also of states of life, di/aita tapeinh\ kai\ a)/. Pl. Lg. 762e . Adv. -rws Simon. 46 , etc.; to\ pra=gma a). ei)=xe patri/ E. IA 55 ; a). e)/xei moi peri/ tinos Antipho 1.1 ; a). e)/xein, c. inf., D.H. 6.14 ; a). diateqh=nai Lys. 18.23 : Comp. -w/teron Th. 1.82 ; but -wte/rws diakei=sqai Antipho 3.2.1 : Sup. -w/tata Pl. Ti. 51b . etc. a)porou/w, dart away, *)isa)i=os d' a)po/rouse Il. 5.20 , etc.; esp. start back, Od. 22.95 ; a)llh/lwn Orph. A. 705 . 2. spring up from, pre/mnwn Pi. Fr. 88 . a)porr-, r is regularly doubled in all compds, after a)po/; but in Poets it sts. remains single. a)porrayei=s: oi( kaqarmoi/, Hsch. a)porra_|qu_m-e/w, leave off in faintheartedness or laziness, tino/s X. Mem. 3.7.9 : abs., Pl. R. 449c , D. 8.75 . Adv. a)porra_|qu_m-h/tws, v.l. for a)poramuqh/tws , Jul. Or. 8.252a . a)porrai/nw, spirt out, shed about, tou= qorou=, tw=n w)|w=n (partit. gen.), Hdt. 2.93 : c. acc., Arist. HA 567a31 :— Pass. , Dsc. Eup. 1.235 , al. sprinkle, douche, Epict. Ench. 4 :—esp. in Med. , sprinkle by way of lustration, IG 1.121 ,al. Pass. , to be dissolved, Olymp. in Mete. 228.6 (dub.). a)porrai/+s, v.l. for ai(morroi/+s in Arist. HA 530a19 : in Gloss. expld. by murex. a)porrai/w, bereave one of a thing, c. dupl. acc., o(/stis s' a)e/konta bi/hfi kth/mat' a)porrai/sei) Od. 1.404 ; a)porrai=sai [au)to\n] fi/lon h)=tor bereave him of life, 16.428 ; qumo\n a)porrai=sai (sc. a)/ndras) Emp. 128 : c. gen. rei, mh/ tin' a)porrai/sein gera/wn Hes. Th. 393 . a)po/rranqron, to/, = sq., IG 12(3).248.18 (Anaphe; a)po/ranqron lapis), Inscr.Prien. 158 . a)porranth/rion, to/, (a)porrai/nw) a vessel for sprinkling with holy water, E. Ion 435 , IG 1.143 , al. a)porranti/zw, = a)porrai/nw , Alex. Trall. 1.13 . a)po/rracis, ews, h(, a game of ball, Poll. 9.103 , 105 , Eust. 1601.33 . a)porra^pi/zw, beat back, drive away, Apollod. Poliorc. 141.1 ; reject, Mich. in EN 56.22 , Eust. 561.41 :— Pass. , Arist. Div. Somn. 464a26 . th=s glw/sshs a)/kras a)porrapizou/shs to\ pneu=ma causing the breath to vibrate, in the pronunciation of r, D.H. Comp. 14 (but v. a)poroip- ). a)porra^piste/on, one must reject, Eust. 310.23 . a)porra/ptw, sew up again, tou= lagou= th\n gaste/ra Hdt. 1.123 : metaph., to\ sto/ma tino/s Aeschin. 2.21 , cf. Ph. 1.476 ; gera/nwn o)/mmata Plu. 2.997a :— Pass. , ta\ a)perramme/na Gal. 18(2).671 . a)porra/ssw, beat off, tou\s *(rwmai/ous a)po\ tou= lo/fou D.H. 6.5 , cf. D.C. 56.14 . a)porrayw|de/w, speak in fragments of epic poetry, X. Cyr. 3.3.54 . a)porre/zw, fut. -re/cw, sacrifice, xi/maron v.l. in Theoc. Ep. 4.15 ; offer partof., Is. Fr. 105 . a)porre/mbomai, wander from, c.gen., th=s parathrh/sews M.Ant. 3.4 : abs., hesitate, Id. 4.22 . a)po/-rreuma, atos, to/, that which distils, as from a tree, Theognost. Can. 79 . a)po-rreumati/zw, v.l. for -flegmati/zw , Ps.- Diocl. Epist.ad Antig.ap. Paul.Aeg. 1 fin. a)po/-rreusis, ews, h(, flowing from, e)/xein ta\s a). to be the source of streams, Plb. 10.28.4 ; a)e/ros ou) dexome/nou ta\s a). Plu. 2.933c . Astrol., = a)po/rroia 3 , Vett.Val. 146.32 ; mani/as kai\ lu/tths a). Junc. ap. Stob. 4.50.27 . (a)po/rrusis (q.v.) shd. perh. be read in these passages.) folly, = a)frosu/nh , Aq. De. 22.21 , 1 Ki. 25.25 . a)porre/w, Ep. a)po-rei/w Nic. Th. 404 , fut. a)porreu/sw Serapio in Cat. Cod.Astr. 1.101 , 102 , but a)porru^h/somai Dsc. 5.75 : aor. a)perru/hn, part. a)porruei/s A. Ag. 1294 ; a)pe/rreusa Plb. 5.15.7 , Ath. 9.381b :— Pass. , a)porre/oito Gal. 6.709 :—flow or run off, a)po/ tinos Hdt. 4.23 ; e)k krh/nhs Pl. Criti. 113e ,etc.: abs., stream forth, ofblood, A. Ag. 1294 ; to\ a)pore/on the juice that runs off, Hdt. 2.94 , 4.23 ; flo/ga tw=n swma/twn -ousan Pl. Ti. 67c ; lignu\s a)po\ th=s flogo\s a). emanating from, Arist. Mete. 374a25 , cf. Mu. 394a13 : metaph., w(/sper e)k phgh=s a). th=s h(mero/thtos Plu. Cat.Ma. 5 ; to\ a)porre/on e)k nou= lo/gos Plot. 3.2.2 . fall off, offruit, Hdt. 1.193 ; fcathers, Pl. Phdr. 246d ; leaves, D. 22.70 ; hair, Arist. HA 518a14 ; flesh, sa/rkes a)p' o)ste/wn a)pe/rreon E. Med. 1201 : generally, run to waste, Plot. 2.1.3 ; of riders, a)porrue/ntes ei)s gh=n Plu. Eum. 7 , cf. Pyrrh. 30 ,al. fall away, decay, perish, a). dai/mwn, a). mnh=stis, S. El. 999 , Aj. 523 ; tw=n kalw=n h( mnh/mh taxe/ws a)porrei= Longin. 33.3 . of persons, fall away, drop off from, a)llh/lwn Pl. Lg. 776a ; a)po/ tinos Plb. 5.26.11 ; th=s au)lh=s Plu. Arat. 51 : abs., slip away, decamp, Plb. 5.15.7 . fall away, decline from, th=s do/chs Plu. 2.199a . Astrol., to be 'separated', a)po/ . . Serapio ll.cc. a)po/rrhyma, atos, to/, fragment, Plu. Dio 46 , Sch. Il. 2.755 . a)porrh/gnu_mi or -u/w, break off, desmo\n a)porrh/cas Il. 6.507 , cf. Hdt. 3.32 ; h(=ke d' a)porrh/cas korufh\n o)/reos Od. 9.481 ; pneu=m' a)pe/rrhcen bi/ou snap the thread of life, die, A. Pers. 507 ; a). pneu=ma, bi/on, E. Or. 864 , IT 974 , cf. Tr. 756 ; a). yuxh/n AP 7.313 ; ta\ makra\ tei/xh a). a)po\ th=s tw=n *megare/wn po/lews Th. 4.69 ; a). th=s ei)rh/nhs th\n cummaxi/an, a phrase of D. censured by Aeschin. 3.72 ; a). pa/nu tei/nousai to\ kalw/|dion Luc. DMeretr. 3.3 . causal, a). to\n qumo/n let one's rage burst forth, D.H. Rh. 9.5 , cf. Luc. Am. 43 ; burst out with a remark, App. BC 2.81 : — Pass. , po/lemos . . a)perrh/gnuto e)s e)/rgon Id. Syr. 15 . a). e(auto/n tinos tear oneself away, break away from, Plu. Marc. 27 ; tw=n tou= patro\s e)pithdeuma/twn J. AJ 10.3.1 ; deprive, tou\s a)delfou\s th=s basilikh=s e)lpi/dos Id. BJ 1.23.2 . Pass. , freq. in aor. a)perra/ghn [a^] Hdt. 8.19 ,etc.:pf. a)pe/rrhgmai Ph. 2.510 ; but 3 sg. a)pore/rhktai Gal. ap. Orib. 46.21.22 :—to be broken off or severed from, a)po/ tivos Hdt.l.c., ib. 37 : abs., to be broken off, severed, Id. 2.29 , Th. 5.10 , etc.; break away from one's allegiance, rebel, J. BJ 2.14.3 . Act. , pf. a)pe/rrwga in Pass. sense, Archil. 47 , etc.; fwnh\ a)perrwgui=a a broken voice, Hp. Acut.(Sp.) 10 , Arist. Aud. 804b20 ; a)perrwgw/s broken in character, dissolute, Luc. Pseudol. 17 ; oi(/ ge mh\ tele/ws -o/tes Muson. Fr. 12p.64H. ; absurd, S.E. M. 8.165 . intr. in aor. 1 Act. , a)porrh/cas a)po\ desmw=n AP 9.240 ( Phil. ); kako\n a)pe/rrhce Luc. Abd. 6 . a)porrhqh=nai, aor. 1 inf. Pass. of a)herw=. a)po/rrhma, atos, to/, (a)perw)=) prohibition, Pl. Plt. 296a . a)po/rrhcis, ews, h(, bursting, e.g. of an abscess, Aret. SA 2.1 . breaking away from, o(dw=n J. AJ 19.3.1 . a)po/rrhsis, ews, h(, (a)perw=) forbidding, prohibition, Pl. Sph. 258c ; interdictionof judgement, para\ th\n a). D. 33.31 ; di/kh th=s a). Is. 2.29 . (a)pei/rhka) givingup, Pl. R. 357a ; a). marturi/as refusalto give testimony, Plu. Mar. 5 ; renunciation of a truce, Plb. 14.2.14 . disowning of a son, = a)pokh/rucis , Suid. giving in, flagging, -sin poih/sasqai Aristid. 1.374J. a)porrh/ssw, late form of a)porrh/gnumi, Paus. 10.15.5 , Iamb. Myst. 3.16 . a)po-rrhte/on, (a)perw=) one must prohibit, D.Chr. 7.133 . a)po/-rrhtos, on, forbidden, a)po/rrhton po/lei though it was forbidden to the citizens, S. Ant. 44 , cf. E. Ph. 1668 ; ta)po/rrhta dra=n Ar. Fr. 622 ; ta\ a). forbidden exports, ta). e)ca/gein, a)pope/mpein, Id. Eq. 282 , Ra. 362 ; a)po/rrhton mhde\n poiou/menoi Pl. Lg.. 932c ; pra/ceis a). Phld. Ir. p.54 W. not to be spoken, secret, a). poiei=sqai make a secret of, Hdt. 9.94 ; esp. of state secrets, Ar. Eq. 648 ; e)n-tw| poiei=sqai X. An. 7.6.43 ; ta)po/rrhta poiou=ntai Lys. 12.69 ; o( e)pi\ tw=n a)porrh/twn tou= basile/ws Plu. Luc. 17 , cf. OGI 371 ; o( tw=n a). grammateu/s, = a secretis, Procop. Pers. 2.7 ; a)po/rrhta poieu/menos pro\s mhde/na le/gein u(me/as keep them secret so that you tell them not to any one, Hdt. 9.45 ; e)n a)porrh/tw| th\n a)lh/qeian le/gein tell as a secret, Pl. Tht. 152c ; e)n a). ei)de/nai And. 2.19 ; fula/ttein e)n a)porrh/tois keep as a secret, Arist. Fr. 662 ; e)n a)porrh/tw| cullamba/nein arrest secretly, And. 1.45 ; di' a)porrh/twn e)cagge/llein, a)kou/ein, Lycurg. 85 , Pl. R. 378a ; ku/rion kai\ r(htw=n kai\ a)porrh/twn D. 1.4 ; ta)po/rrht' oi)=den Id. 21.200 ; o( e)n a)porrh/tois lego/menos lo/gos of the esoteric doctrines of the Pythagoreans, Pl. Phd. 62b ; ta\ a). th=s kata\ ta\ musth/ria teleth=s SIG 873.9 (Eleusis, ii A.D.); e)n a)porrh/tois in cipher, D.S. 15.20 : Comp. -o/teros Paus. 2.17.4 , Philostr. VA 6.19 . of sacred things, ineffable, secret, flo/c E. IT 1331 ; musth/ria Id. Rh. 943 ; ta)po/rrht' . . e)kfe/rein Ar. Ec. 442 , cf. Pherecr. 133 ; e)nergei/as Jul. Or. 4.151b . go/hs kai\ a). a 'man of mystery', Philostr. VA 8.7.9 . unfit to be spoken, abominable, Lys. 10.2 ; a). a)diki/ai Pl. Lg. 854e ; ti/s ou)k oi)=den . . ta\s a)porrh/tous, w(/sper e)n tragw|di/a|, ta\s tou/tou gona/s; D. 21.149 ; of foul abuse, kakw=s ta\ a)po/rrhta le/gein a)llh/lous Id. 18.123 , etc.; in Att. Law of words (e.g. r(i/yaspis) whose use was punishable, Isoc. 20.3 . of words, not in common use, a). kai\ e)/cw pa/tou Luc. Hist. Conscr. 44 . ta\ a)po/rrhta, = ta\ ai)doi=a , Plu. 2.284a , cf. Ar. Ec. 12 , Longin. 43.5 . Adv. a)porrh/tws ineffably, inexpressibly, Philostr. VS 2.18 ; conertly, a)porrh/tws ta\ grafo/mena katexleu/aze dia\ th=s ei)ko/nos Eun. Hist. p.263 D. a)porri_g-e/w, 2 pf. a)pe/rri_ga, shrink shivering from a thing: generally, shrink from doing it, c. inf., ne/esqai Od. 2.52 . a)porri_g-o/w, shiver with cold, Arist. Pr. 862b37 . a)porrizo/w, pull out by the roots, tri/xas Alciphr. 3.66 . a)porri_n-a/w, file off, ke/rata Str. 7.3.18 . a)porri_n-h/mata, ta/, filings, scraps, Daphitasap.eund. 14.1.39 . a)porri_pi/zw, blow away, th\n a)naqumi/asin Arist. Pr. 947a20 ; blow out or back, v.l. in D.H. Comp. 14 ; cf. a)porrapi/zw. a)po-rripte/on, one must reject, cast aside, Hld. 7.17 ; o)/knon Them. Or. 22.274c . a)po/-rriptos, on, cast aside, Procop.Gaz. Ep. 116 . a)po-rri/ptw, poet. a)pori/ptw Pi. P. 6.37 , later a)porripte/w X. HG 5.4.42 , Plu. Caes. 39 , Cat.Ma. 5 , Luc. Tim. 12 , Hdn. 4.9.2 , D.C. 74.1 , fut. -rri/yw Hes. Sc. 215 : pf. a)pe/rrifa Plb. 1.40.15 :—throw away, put away, mh=nin, mhniqmo/n, Il. 9.517 , 16.282 ; a)po\ kro/keon r(i/yais . . ei(=ma Pi. P. 4.232 ; a)porriyonti e)oikw/s like one about to cast [a net], Hes. Sc. 215 ; a). a)po\ tou= sto/matos spit, Thphr. Char. 19.4 ; vomit, th\n trofh/n Asclep.Jun. ap. Gal. 13.162 ; cast up, of a river, tou\s nekrou\s tw=n r(euma/twn Jul. Or. 2.60c . cast forth from one's country, A. Ch. 914 ; a)pwsto\s gh=s a)porrifqh/somai S. Aj. 1019 ; a)perrimme/noi outcasts, D. 18.48 , cf. D.H. 9.10 ; of things, reject, PBaden 19.12 (ii A.D.); ta\ fau=la kai\ a)perr. tw=n e)desma/twn Hdn. 4.12.2 . disown reject, Pi. O. 9.38 , S. El. 1018 . throw aside, set at naught, h( h(mete/rh eu)daimoni/h ou(/tw toi a)pe/rriptai e)s to\ mhde/n Hdt. 1.32 ; *ku/pris d' a)/timos tw)|d' a). lo/gw| A. Eu. 215 ; o(/tan . . ta\ xrhsta\ a)porri/pthtai D. 25.75 . of words, utter, esp. in disparagement, e)/s tina Hdt. 1.153 , 4.142 ( Pass. ), 8.92 : generally, a). e)/pos let fall a word, Id. 6.69 ; xamaipete\s e)/pos a). Pi. P. 6.37 ; lo/gon a)xrei=on Ant.Lib. 11.3 ; mhd' a)porrifqh=| lo/gos A. Supp. 484 . intr., throw oneself down, leap off, Act.Ap. 27.43 , Charito 3.5 . a)po-rri^fh/, h(, being cast out, Sch. E. Hec. 675 . a)po-rri/yimos, on, that should be thrown away, Artem. 5.85 . a)po/-rriyis, ews, h(, throwing off, i(mati/wn Hp. Acut. 42 (pl.), cf. Luc. Symp. 15 . a)po-rroh/, h( , (a)porre/w) flowing off, stream, ai(/matos a)porroai/ E. Hel. 1587 ; outflow, Sabin. ap. Orib. 9.15.6 ; surface from which water flows off, D.S. 2.8 . falling of a river, Aristid. Or. 36(48).36 . exhalation, Plu. Sol. 23 . effluence, emanation, a)porroh\ tou= ka/llous Pl. Phdr. 251b ; pa/ntwn a)porroai\ o(/ss' e)ge/nonto Emp. 89 , cf. Arist. Pr. 908a21 , Plot. 2.3.2 ; e)/sti xro/a a)porroh\ sxh/matwn o)/yei cu/mmetros Pl. Men. 76d . falling away, loss, ta\ e)kei= taxqe/nta kata\ fu/sin me/nonta ou)demi/an pa/sxei a). Plot. 2.1.4 . a)po/-rroia, h(, = foreg. 1.1 , X. HG 5.2.5 . = foreg. 1.4 , Arist. Sens. 438a4 , al., Epicur. Ep. 1p.9U. , Porph. Abst. 2.46 , etc.; ai)/glhs Orph. L. 173 ; Medic., effluvia, Gal. 15.625 (pl.), etc. Astrol., separation, opp. sunafh/, Serapioin Cat. Cod.Astr. 1.100 : but, influence of planets, Gem. 2.14 . = foreg. 11 , Plot. 2.3.11 . (Less correct than a)porroh/, Phryn. PS p.50 B. ) a)porroibde/w, shriek forth, ou)k eu)sh/mous a). boa/s, of birds of prey, S. Ant. 1021 ; i)wh/n Nonn. D. 2.257 . a)/porron: pa/lin, Hsch. (fort. a)/yorron). a)po/rroos, on, contr. a)po/-rrous, oun, (a)porre/w) streaming out of, ai)gw=n a). qro/mbos Antiph. 52.8 . Subst., outflow, krh/nhs E. Antiop. iv B 57 Arn.; branch of a river or sea, *nei/lou Aristid. Or. 36(48).74 ; qala/sshs ib. 87 , cf. 44(17).17 (pl.). a)porrofe/w, swallow some of, tou= oi)/nou X. Cyr. 1.3.10 codd. a)po-rru^i/+skw, run off, of whey in making cheese, Eust. 1625 . 65 . a)po-rru^pai/nw, tarnish, prob. in S. Ichn. 153 ( Pass. ). a)po-rru^po/w, = sq., Hsch. s.v. a)pinou=tai. a)po-rru/ptw, cleanse thoroughly, Asp. in EN 25.1 , Luc. Gall. 9 ; tou\s po/rous Gal. 11.745 :— Med. , cleanse oneself, Plu. Sull. 36 , Ael. NA 9.62 : c.acc., a). ta\s e)k paqw=n kai\ noshma/twn khli=das Ph. 2.487 , cf. Iamb. Protr. 21 .ia/. wash away, meledwna/s prob. cj. in AP 9.815 . a)po/-rru^sis, ews, h(, sinking down, tw=n proskefalai/wn Herod.Med. in Rh.Mus. 58.74 ; cf. a)po/rreusis. a)porrutali/cai: a)pospa/sai, Hsch. a)po/rru^tos, on, = a)po/rroos , running, krh/nh Hes. Op. 595 ; a). u(/dwr, opp. sta/simon, Hp. Ae_r. 7 . subject to efflux, opp. e)pi/rrutos, Pl. Ti. 43a ; ou)k a)., of the sea, Arist. Mete. 353b32 ; having an outflow, Phgh/ Porph. Sent. 44 . a). staqma/ stables with drains or a sloping floor, X. Eq. 4.3 . a)po/rruyis, ews, h(, cleansing, Ath. 9.409c ; in medic. sense, Philagr. ap. Orib. 5.21.4 , Ruf.ib. 8.24.5 : metaph., purification, th=s yuxh=s Iamb. VP 17.74 (pl.). a)po-rrwga/s, a/dos, v.l. for sq., LXX 2 Ma. 14.45 . a)po-rrw/c, w=gos, o(, h(, (a)porrh/gnumi) broken off, abrupt, sheer, precipitous, a)ktai/ Od. 13.98 ; pe/tra X. An. 6.4.3 , cf. Arist. HA 611a21 , Call. Lav.Pall. 41 . Subst., cliff, precipice, Plb. 7.6.3 , etc.; a)kmh/ AP 7.693 ( Apollonid. ); abyss, J. BJ 1.21.3 . fem. Subst., piece broken off, *kw/kuto/s q' o(\s dh\ *stugo\s u(/dato/s e)stin a). branch of the Styx, Od. 10.514 , cf. Il. 2.755 ; a)lla\ to/d' a)mbrosi/hs kai\ ne/ktaro/s e)stin a). is an efflux, a distillation of nectar ( a)po/stagma Hsch. ), Od. 9.359 ; a). *)erinu/wn limb of the Furies, Ar. Lys. 811 (lyr.); h( de\ profhtei/h di/hs freno/s e)stin a). Orac. ap. Luc. Alex. 40 ; mele/wn o)li/gh tis a). some small portion of melody, AP 7.571 ( Leont. ); a). draxmai/h portion of a drachm's weight, Nic. Th. 518 ; a)porrw=ges spla/gxnou Aret. SD 1.10 ; a)porrw\c th=s po/lews, of Samos, Demad. ap. Ath. 3.99d ; mounogenh/s tis a). fu/lou a)/nwqen *xaldai/wn Orph. Fr. 247.23 . a)poru/ssw: refodio, Gloss. a)porfa^ni/zw, bereave, tina\ paido/s BCH 46.345 :— Pass. , to be orphaned, A. Ch. 249 ; a)po/ tinos a). to be torn away from . ., 1 Ep.Th. 2.17 . a)po/rfu^ros, on, without purple attire, Plu. 2.528b ; esp. of a garment, without purple border, Id. Ant. 71 , POxy. 1741.21 (iv A.D.). a)porxe/omai, dance away, lose by dancing, ga/mon Hdt. 6.129 . a)pos, v.l. for ai)=pos (q. v.). a)posa^leu/w, lie in the roadstead, ride at anchor, Th. 1.137 ; e)p' a)gku)ras D. 50.22 , cf. Arist. HA 523b33 , PA 685a34 : metaph., a). e)n fo/bois J. BJ 7.3.4 ; keep aloof from, Plu. 2.493d . a)posaleu/sas: e)pithrh/sas, Hsch., EM 125.48 . trans., shake, cause to move, Gal. 6.141 :— Pass. (with fut. -saleu/somai), to be loosened, shaken away, Ruf. Ren.Ves. 12.3 ; be shaken from one's opinion, Arr. Epict. 3.26.16 . a)posarko/omai, dub. sens., sa\rc a)posarkou=tai Arist. Pr. 865b30 (fort. a)postrakou=tai), cf. 966a26 . a)posa/ttw, unsaddle, unpack, opp. e)pisa/ttw, LXX Ge. 24.32 . stop up, caulk, Din. Fr. 89.10 ; stuff with food, sauto\n a)posa/ceis (Casaub. for -ta/ceis) diph. 43.41 :— Med. , stuff oneself, philem. 68 . a)posa^fe/w, (safh/s) make clear, indicate, ou)de\n a)pesa/fei . . o(po/tera poih/soi Pl. Prt. 348b , cf. Cra. 384a , Gal. 8.678 , Luc. Hist.Conscr. 52 ; u(pe/r tinos Jul. Gal. 138a . a)posa^fhni/zw, = forege., Luc. JTr. 27 . a)posbai/w|: nekrw=|, Hsch. a)po-sbe/nnu_mi ( -u/w A.D. Pron. 36.4 , Plu. 2.681e ), extinguish, quench, to\ fw=s Trag.Adesp. 9 ; tou\s lu/xnous Ar. V. 255 ; to\ pu=r Pl. Hp. Ma. 290e , etc.; also a). to\ kako/v Id. R. 556a ; to\ ge/nos kai\ o)/noma X. Cyr. 5.4.30 ; yuxh/n AP 7.303 (tm.); i)o/n ib. 11.321 ( Phil. ); ta\s o(ra/seis Plu. l.c.; Gramm., extinguish, i.e. lose, to\n to/non, of enclitics, A.D. Pron. l.c. Pass. , pres. in Heraclit. 30 , Hp. Aër. 4 , X. Lac. 13.3 , etc.:— Med. , fut. a)posbh/somai Pl. Lg. 805c : aor. 2 and pf. Act. intr., a)pe/sbhn E. Med. 1218 , X. Cyr. l.c., Call. Fr. 1.10 P., Theoc. 4.39 , etc.; a)pe/sbhka X. Cyr. 8.8.13 , Pl. Plt. 269b , etc.: aor. 1 Pass. a)pesbe/sqhn Ar. Lys. 293 , Lys. 1.14 , v.l. in Luc. Cat. 27 : pf. a)pe/sbesmai Parm. 8.21 , Porph. Abst. 3.7 :—to be extinguished, go out, vanish, die, cease, ll.cc.; of a woman's milk, Hp. Aër.l.c., Arist. GA 777a14 ; a). o( masto/s Id. HA 618b7 : metaph., e)/rwtos a)pe/s bh purso/s AP 12.182 ( Strat. ). a)po/-sbesis, ews, h(, extinction, pnro/s Arist. AP 0.93b10 ; zwh=s Procl. in R. 2.113 K. a)poseiro/w, strain, filter off, Philum. Ven. 23.3 , Aët. 1.113 , PMag. Leid. V. 6.19 , PHolm. 23.21 , etc. a)po/-seisis, ews, h(, shaking off: licentious dance, Poll. 4.101 . a)po/-seisma, atos, to/, f.l. for u(po- , Gal. 13.784 . a)po-sei/w, shake off, Men. 61 , Thphr. CP 1.20.3 :— Pass. , ci/fos a)posesei=sqai toi=s au)xe/sin e)paiwrou/menon Hdn. 5.2.1 :— Med. , shake off from oneself, pa/nt' a)poseisa/menos Thgn. 348 ; of a horse, throw his rider, Hdt. 9.22 , X. Cyr. 7.1.37 ; teixe/wn qrigkou\s a). throw them off, S. Fr. 506 : metaph., a)posei/esqai lu/pas, gh=ras, Ar. Ra. 346 , Lys. 670 ; ne/fos Id. Nu. 288 ; e(tai/rous Luc. DMeretr. 13.2 ; u(/pnon Id. Tim. 6 :— Pass. , u(po\ tw=n e)rwme/nwn Them. Or. 24.302c . Med. , shake oneself, Arist. HA 560b8 . a)posemnu/nw, extol, glorify, Pl. Tht. 168d , D.S. 2.47 , etc. Pass. , with fut. Med. , give oneself solemn airs, Ar. Ra. 703 ; a)posemnu^nei=tai prw=ton ib. 833 , cf. Procop. Arc. 17 ; o)ye\ a)pesemnu/nqh, of Tragedy, assumed a dignified form, Arist. Po. 1449a20 ; a)posemnuna/menoi Aristid. 26(14).63 . c. dat., pride oneself on, patri/di, ka/llei, etc., Procop. Aed. 4.1 , 1.1 , al. a)poseu/w, chase away, Nic. Th. 77 , AP 9.642 ( Agath. ):— Pass. , run away, flee, Hom. only in syncop.aor. 2 a)pe/ssuto Il. 6.390 , etc.; a)pessu/menai qu/gatres B. 10.82 : also aor. a)pessu/qhn [n^] Hes. Th. 183 ; a)posnqe\n ai(=ma, haemorrhage, v.l. for a)poxuqe/n in Hp. Acut.(Sp.) 29 :— Med. , = Act. , a)pesseu/onto gunai=kas A.R. 1.805 . a)posh/qw, sift off, separate by sifting, Dsc. 5.88 . metaph., riddle completely, rob, Herodic. ap. Ath. 13.591c . a)poshko/w, (shko/s) shut up in a pen, Hsch. a)poshm-ai/nw, announce by signs or signals, give notice, peri/ tinos Hdt. 5.20 : abs., give a sign or signal, Pl. Euthd. 276b ; nosh/mata a). show themselves, Arist. Pr. 954b30 . c. acc., indicate by signs or symptoms, ou)de\n a). Hp. Epid. 1.9 ; = dhlw=dai, S. Fr. 676 ; denote, represent, J. AJ 3.7.7 , Plu. Sull. 7 , etc.; indicate, J. AJ 1.3.8 , al.; declare, ib. 1.8.1 ,al.:— Med. , show by signs or proofs, Hdt. 9.71 ; guess by signs, Ael. NA 6.58 . a). ei)/s tina allude to him, Th. 4.27 , cf. Plu. 2.177b ; pro/s tina Philostr. V A 6.10 . give adverse signs, be unpropitious, tini/ ib. 2.33 . in Med. , seal up as confiscated, sequestrate, Ar. Fr. 432 , X. HG 2.3.21 ; of persons, proscribe, ib. 2.4.13 (also Act. , a)poshmanw=: a)podiw/cw, Hsch. ). generally, seal up, gra/mmata Hdn. 4.12.6 . a)poshm-a/ntwr, oros, o(, a sealer, recorder, Eust. 1590 . a)poshm-a^si/a, h(, enunciation, Phld. Po. 2.16 . a)poshmei-o/omai, note down, make notes, Phlp. in Cat. 3.29 . a)poshmei/-wsis, ews, h(, record, note, abstract, second title of Hippocrates' prognwstiko/n, Steph. in Hp. 1.54 D. , cf. Herm. in Phdr. p.96A. a)posh/pomai, Pass. , aor. a)pesa/phn [a^] Hp. Aph. 6.58 : fut. -sa^ph/somai Id. Prorrh. 2.1 : with pf. Act. a)pose/shpa (v. infr.):—lose by rotting or mortification, u(po\ tou\s yu/xous tw=n podw=n a)poseshpo/tes having lost the toes by frost-bite, X. An. 4.5.12 , cf. 5.8.15 , Luc. Ind. of water, throw off impurities by boiling, joined with a)fe/yesqai, Hp. Aë.r. 8 . causal in Act. , cause to putrefy, remove by putrefaction, Id. Haem. 2 ; ra/la Id. Gland. 17 ; tina\ e)k tou= sw/matos Gal. 11.820 , cf. Aë. 1.18 . a)posh/xein: a)psdiw/kein, Hsch. a)po/shyis, ews, h(, rotting away, Plu. 9.1087e (pl.). a)posi_g-a/w, keep silent about, make no mention of, c. acc., Demetr. Eloc. 149 , Ps.- Plu. Vit.Hom. 213 . a)posi_/g-hsis, ews, h(, keeping silence, Hp. Decent. 3 (pl.). a)posi_m-o/w, make flat-nosed:— Pass. , a)posesimw/meqa th\n r(i=na we have snub noses, Luc. DMort. 24.2 . = to\ e)piku=yai kai\ th\n pugh\n protei=nai gumnh/n Philippid. 1 . a). ta\s nau=s cause to swerve, Th. 4.25 , cf. Gal. 18(2).347 . a)posi_/m-wsis, ews, h(, turning a ship aside, App. BC 4.71 (pl.). a)posio/omai, Ion. for a)fosio/omai. a)posi_t-e/w, cease to eat, starve, Luc. Asin. 33 ; lose appetite, Orib. inc. 6.25 . a)posi_t-i/a, h(, aversion to food, want of appetite, Hp. Aph. 6.3 , Aret. SD 1.12 . fasting, Porph. Abst. 1.27 . a)posi_t-i/comai, get to eat, f.l. for e)pi-, ti Aristaenet. 1.3 . a)posi_t-iko/s, h/, o/n, exciting distaste for food, Hp. Prorrh. 1.100 . a)po/si_t-os, on, = a)/sitos , having eaten nothing, h(merw=n tosou/twn a). Hld. 8.7 , cf. Ael. ap. Ar.Byz. Epit. 82.14 , Luc. Hist.Conscr. 21 . hungry, Philonid. 1 . having an aversion for food, without appetite, Hp. Epid. 1.26 .s/, Plu. 2.635c , Gal. 16.654 , Jul. Or. 6.190d . a)posi^wp-a/w, maintain silence, Isoc. 12.215 , Plb. 30.19.9 , etc.; cease speaking and be silent, metacu\ le/gwn a). Plu. Alc. 10 ; as a rhetorical figure (cf. sq.), Demetr. Eloc. 44 , 253 . trans., keep secret, o)/noma Luc. Pseudol. 21 ; leave unsaid, Id. Pisc. 29 ; leave unnoticed, POxy. 237 vii 24 (ii A.D.). a)posi^w/p-hsis, ews, h(, becoming silent, Plu. Alex. 52 , Herod. Med. in Rh.Mus. 58.71 . a rhetorical figure, when for emphasis, modesty, etc., the sentence is abruptly broken off, Quint. Inst. 9.2.54 , Demetr. Eloc. 103 , 264 , Plu. 2.1009e , Hermog. Id. 2.7 . breaking off of friendship, Ptol. Tetr. 192 (pl.). a)poska/llw, scratch, scrape off, AB 428 . a)poskamunqi/cein: a)pomukthri/cein, Hsch. a)poska/ptw, fut. Pass. -ska^fh/somai Polyaen. 5.10.3 :—cut off or intercept by trenches, X. An. 2.4.4 . strengthd. for ska/ptw, Pl. Lg. 760e . a)poska^ri/cw, = a)paskari/cw (q.v.), LXX Jd. 4.21 . a)poskeda/nnu_mi or -u/w, fut. -skeda/sw, contr. -skedw^ S. OT 138 (poet. also a)poked- A.R. 3.1360 , tm.):—scatter abroad, disperse, a)/llous me\n a)peske/dasen basilh=as Il. 19.309 ; yuxa\s me\n a)peske/das' a)/lludis a)/llh| Od. 11.385 ; ske/dason d' a)po\ kh/dea qumou= 8.149 ; a).mu/sos S.l.c.; a)ntipa/lwn u(/brin a)peske/dasan Epigr. ap. D. 18.289 :— Pass. , to be scattered, tw=n e)k *troi/hs a)poskedasqe/ntwn Hdt. 7.91 ; straggle away from, a)po\ tou= stratope/dou X. An. 4.4.9 ; th=s fa/laggos Id. HG 5.4.42 : — Med. , repel and scatter, to\n toio/nde flu/aron Pl. Ax. 365e . a)poskeli/sai: paidikh\n o)/rxhsin o)rxh/sasqai, Hsch. (-h=sai cod.). *a)poske/llw, v. a)posklh=nai. a)poskepa/cw, uncover, Sch. A. Pr. 83 , Gp. 7.15.4 ( Pass. ). a)poskeparnismo/s, o(, (ske/parnon) chipping off with an adze: name for a particular kind of wound in the head, Gal. ap. Orib. 46.21.3 , Sor. Fract. 1 , 7 . a)po-skepte/on, one must look, pro/s ti Arist. Pol. 1327b4 . a)po-ske/ptomai, not found in pres. (v. a)poskope/w),) fut. a)poske/yomai. aor. a)peskeya/mhn:— examine, Plu. 3.582d , e)/s ti Hp. Mul. 1.11 . a)poske/pw, give shelter from, to\n bore/an Arr. Epict. 3.22.65 . strip, to\ de/rma Hsch. s.v. a)pesko/lupten. a)poskeua/cw, pull off, th\n o)rofh/n Lycurg. 128 ; clear away tables, Suid. ; strip of furniture, oi)ki/an LXX Le. 14.36 . = chmio/w , Hsch. mostly in Med. , pack up and carry off, a). ti tw=n i)di/wn SIG 633.68 (Milet., ii B.C.), cf. 588.50 (ib., ii B.C., Pass. ), Plb. 2.26.6 , D.H. 9.23 : abs., pack up and depart, Act.Ap. 21.15 . get rid of, ta\ e)noxlou=nta ( = a)popate/w , cf. Poll. 5.91 ), Hdn. 4.13.4 ; remove, th=s fili/as tina/ Luc. Cal. 12 ; make away with, kill, Id. Tyr. 1 , Hdn. 2.5.1 ; get rid of, confute, tou\s sofista/s Gal. 8.19 :— Pass. , to be expelled, tw=n swma/twn Dsc. Ther.Praef. repel, ai)ti/an, diabola/s, J. BJ 2.16.5 , 1.24.4 . reject, Simp. in Ph. 888.15 . defer, dih/ghsin Hld. 5.1 . transfer, e)/s tinas ta\s ai)ti/as Jul. Or. 2.66d . a)poskeuh/, h(, removal, riddance, i.e. assassination, J. AJ 18.2.4 . baggage, in sg. and pl., Plb. 2.3.7 , 1.66.7 , Plu. 2.174a , etc.; household stuff, LXX Ge. 34.29 , UPZ 110iii90 (ii B.C.), etc.; do/mwn a). Ezek. Exag. 209 . ordure, filth, v.l. Str. 14.1.37 . [Scanned ^ _ ^ _ by Ezek. l.c.] a)po/skhmma, atos, to/, support, prop, A. Fr. 18 . = a)po/skhyis , Ruf. ap. Orib. 45.30 , Gal. 18(2).133 , Simp. in Epict. p.37 D. a)poskhn-e/w, encamp apart, po/rrw a)peskh/noun tw=n *)ellh/nwn X. An. 3.4.35 . a)po/skhn-os, on, (skhnh/) encamping apart, living and messing alone, opp. su/ssitos, Id. Cyr. 8.7.14 . a)poskhn-o/w, keep apart from, ta\ w)=ta tw=n *monsw=n Plu. 2.334b : also intr. in Act. , makra\n a). tw=n i)di/wn Id. 2.627a , cf. Eum. 15 , Demetr. 9 . remove one's habitation, LXX Ge. 13.18 . a)poskh/ptw, hurl from above, e)s oi)kh/mata ta\ me/gista . . a)podkh/ptei be/lea (sc. o( qeo/s) Hdt. 7.10 .e/: metaph., a). th\n o)rgh\n ei)/s tina discharge one's rage upon one, D.H. 6.55 , cf. J. AJ 13.1.5 ; fqora\n ei)s th\n po/lin ib. 6.1.1 ; a). timwri/an D.S. 1.70 . intr., fall suddenly, o)rgai\ d' e)/s s' a)pe/skhyan qea=s her wrath fell upon thee, E. Hipp. 438 ; mh\ ou)=n ei)s a(qro/ous a)ll' ei)s e(/na a)poskh/yate Aeschin. 1.182 ; a). to\ u(/dwr ei)s tou\s o)fqalmou/s Arist. Mir. 846a2 ; ai( plhgai\ tw=n cifw=n ei)s ta\s xei=ras Plu. Pomp. 19 ; h( di/kh a). e)s o)fqalmou\s kai\ e)s xei=ras Philostr. VA 1.6 ; a)poskh/yantos tou= e)nupni/ou e)s flau=ron come to a sorry ending, Hdt. 1.120 ; poi= tau-ta a)poskh/yei; Cic. Att. 12.5.1 ; ei)s me/ga ti kako/n, e)s o)/leqron a)., D.H. 7.15 , Alciphr. 1.37 . Medic., of humours, determine, ei)/s tina tw=n a)kurot e/rwn mori/wn Gal. 15.783 , cf. 17(1).54 ; e)s to\ pa=n Aret. SD 1.12 . a)po/skhyis, ews, h(, determination of humours to one part of the body, Hp. Aph. 6.56 , Prorrh. 2.7 ; a). nou/sou e)s e(/n ti Aret. SD 1.9 ; wrongly expl. as = a)po/sxasis by Gal. 19.84 . a)poski^-a/cw, cast a shade or shadow, skiai\ di' e(te/rou . . fwto\s a)poskiaco/menai shadowscast . ., Pl. R. 532c , cf. D.C. 36.49 . cloud over, dull the brightness of metallic surfaces, Zos.Alch. p.223 B. a)poski^/-asma, atos, to/, shadow, a). troph=s a shadow cast by turning, Ep.Jac. 1.16 , cf. Porph. in Ptol. 193 , Suid. s.v. a)nqh/lios. illusion, deceit, Men. Prot. p.118 D. a)poski^-asmo/s, o(, the casting a shadow, a). gnwmo/nwn measures of time by the shadow on the sun-dial, Plu. Per. 6 (pl.). a)po-ski/dnhmi, scatter, Ph. 2.100 :—elsewh. in Pass. , a)po-ski/dna^mai, *murmido/nas d' ou)k ei)/a a)poski/dnasqai Il. 23.4 ; of soldiers, a). e)/s ti to disperse for a purpose, Hdt. 4.113 : abs., Th. 6.98 ; cf. a)poki/dnamai. a)poski/mptw, = a)poskh/ptw. Pass. , dn/o a)/gkurai a)gaqai\ e)k nao\s a)peski/mfqai it is good to have two anchors fastened to the ship, Pi. O. 6.101 . a)poski/rrwma, atos, to/, a callous, hard lump, Sch. Ar. Ach. 553 . a)poskirta/w, skip away, th=s a)gelh=s Hellanic. 111 J. ; in Str. 17.1.31 to have a bout of skipping or capering: metaph., to be restive or rebellious, Luc. Merc.Cond. 23 , Them. Or. 7.87b . a)posklh=nai, aor. 2 inf. of *a)poske/llw (cf. ske/llw), to be dried up, wither, Ar. V. 160 : pf., limw=| a)pesklhke/nai Luc. DMort. 27.7 : and abs., a)pe/sklh died of starvation, Men. Her. 30 : fut. a)posklh/sh| AP 11.37 (Antip.). a)po/sklhr-os, on, strengthd. for sklhro/s, very hard, Philum. Ven. 15.4 , 22.1 , Simp. in Ph. 304.27 . harsh to the taste, of water, Myia Ep. 4 . a)posklhr-u/nw, harden, Hp. Coac. 515 :— Pass. , Arist. Mir. 836b5 , Thphr. CP 3.16.2 ; a)pesklhrumme/noi, gloss on narkw/deis , Erot. a)po/sklhsis, ews, h(, drying up, withering, Corn. ND 33 . a)poskni/ptw, aor. subj. a)poskni/yh|s, scatter, Hsch. a)poskni_fo/w, obscure, darken, Emp. 42.2 . a)poskolopi/cw, remove stumbling-blocks, Aq. Is. 57.14 , al. a)poskolopi/zw, skin, strip off, Archil. 124 (sens. obsc.), S. Fr. 423 ; also a)peskolumme/nos, = peritetmhme/nos , Hsch. , Ael.Dion. Fr. 432 . a)po-skopeu/w, = sq., LXX La. 4.17 , Ph. 1.677 codd., etc.; cf. a)poskwpeu/w. a)po-skope/w, (with fut. -ske/yomai) look away from other objects at one, and so look steadily, pro/s tina or ti, S. OT 746 , Pl. Plt. 291e , Arist. Pol. 1284b5 , etc.; ei)/s ti S. OC 1195 ; po/rrw poi a). Pl. R. 432e ; keep watch, Luc. DMar. 6.2 . c.acc., look to, regard, E. Hec. 939 (lyr.), D.H. 6.72 , Procop. Goth. 4.15 :— Med. , a)poskopei=sqai to\ me/llon Plu. Pomp. 79 ; pro/s ti Procl. in Prm. p.549 S. a)poskopei=n ei) . . E. Supp. 236 . Pass. , h( po/lis e)k periwph=s -ei=tai is visible from a distance, Procop. Aed. 1.1 . a)po-skopia/zw, = foreg., Q.S. 6.114 . a)po-sko/pios, on, far from the mark, a). a)fa/marton App.Anth. 3.59 ( Ptol. ). a)po/-skopos, on, erring from the mark, ou)k . . a). ou)d' a)dah/mwn Emp. 62.3 . beholding from afar, Hsch. a)poskora^k-i/zw, (e)s ko/rakas) wish one far enough, curse, damn, LXX Is. 17.13 , Plu. 2.740a , Alciphr. 1.38 , Iamb. VP 25.112 . a)poskora^k-ismo/s, o(, casting off utterly, LXX Is. 66.15 , Hsch. a)poskorpi/zw, = skorpi/zw , LXX 1 Ma. 11.55 , Gp. 20.12.1 , Aët. 15.15 . a)poskot-i/zw, darken, c. gen., th=s e)kei/nou [qeou=] e)nora/sews e(auto\n a)pesko/tise Porph. Marc. 13 . remove darkness, smikro\n a)poskoti/sai keleu/ontos stand out of his light, Plu. 2.605e ; a)posko/thso/n mou is f.l. in D.L. 6.38 . a)poskot-o/omai, to be darkened, blinded, u(po\ lignu/os Plb. 1.48.6 ; of the mind, Ath. 10.446b ; selh/nh a)poskotou=tai Eust. 1769.19 ; a)poskotou=sqai ta\s o)/yeis Plu. Sert. 17 , Sch. Pi. P. 4.89 .—The Act. only in Poll. 1.118 , a). ta\ o)/mmata. to be shaded off, in painting, Ar. Fr. 712 . a)posko/t-wsis, ews, h(, darkening, loss of sight, Nech. ap. Vett.Val. 279.33 . a)poskoutlo/w, deprive of its paving, h(rw=|on IG 3.1423s q. a)posku^ba^l-i/zw, treat as vile refuse, Sch. Pi. P. 3.22 ; pollute a tomb, prob. in CIG 3927 (Hierapolis):— Pass. , to be cast forth as excrement, Epict. Gnom. 19 :—hence Subst. a)posku^ba^/l-isis, ews, h(, Sch. Ar. Pl. 1184 . a)poskudmai/nw, to be enraged with, mh\ . . a)posku/dmaine qeoi=si Il. 24.65 . a)posku/zw, = foreg., Procop. Arc. 10 , Hsch. a)posku^qi/zw, scalp (as the Scythians did), LXX 4 Ma. 10.7 . metaph. in Pass. , to be shaved bare, kra=t' a)peskuqisne/nh E. Tr. 1026 ; th\n e)f' u(/brei koura\n a)peskuqi/sqai Ath. 12.524f . a)posku_leu/w, carry off as spoil from, ti/ tinos Theoc. 24.5 . a)posku/llw, pull, tear off, aor. Med. a)posku/laio la/xnhn Nic. Th. 690 . a)po/skwmma, atos, to/, banter, raillery, Hsch. a)poskwpeu/w, dance the figure skw/penma (q.v.); o( -eu/wn, painting by Antiphilus, Plin. HN 35.138 ; confused with a)poskopeu/w by Ath. 14.629f . a)poskwptikw=s, Adv. in a jeering way, Sch. Luc. Lex. 15 . a)poskw/ptw, banter, rally, *qalh=n a)stronomou=nta . . qerapaini\s a)poskw=yai le/getai Pl. Tht. 174a ; a). pro/s or ei)/s tina, jeer at one, D.C. 48.38 , Luc. Herm. 51 , etc.; e)pi/ tini D.C. 60.33 ; ei)/s tina e)pi/gramma D.L. 5.11 . a)posm-a/w, wipe off, ou)la/s Dsc. 5.91 , Diocl.Fr. 141 , Apollon. ap. Gal. 12.477 ; r(u/pon Luc. Anach. 29 . wipe clean, Id. Pisc. 14 ( Pass. ). a)posm-hkte/on, one must wipe clean, Sor. 1.78 , Aët. 12.1 . a)po/sm-hcis, ews, h(, wiping, cleaning, Archig. ap. Aët. 9.35 , Hsch. s.v. e)/kniyis. a)posm-h/xw, = a)posma/w , Pherecyd. 33 J. , Sor. 1.81 , Paus. 5.5.11 , Luc. Tim. 54 , Them. Or. 32.359c :— Pass. , c. dat., to be smeared with, Gp. 16.18.2 . a)posmi_kru/nw, diminish, Luc. Merc.Cond. 21 , etc.:—also a)posmi_kro/w, Tim. Lex. s.v. u(pokori/zesqai. a)posmilai/nw, f.l. for a)pomullai/nw. a)posmi/l-euma [i], atos, to/, a chip, shaving, Suid. a)posmil-eu/w, plane off, polish off, r(h/mata, le/cin, Jul. Or. 2.77a , Them. Or. 21.251b . a)posmu/xomai [u_], Pass. , to be consumed as by a slow fire, waste, pine away, Luc. DMort. 6.3 . a)posob-e/w, scare away, as one does birds, tou\s r(h/toras Ar. Eq. 60 , cf V. 460 : metaph., a)posobh=sai to\n ge/lwn Id. Ra. 45 ; a). a(po\ tw=n o)fqalmw=n ta\ lupou=nta to keep off, X. Eq. 5.6 ; a). tina\ o(mili/as Plu. 2.11d :— Med. , keep off from oneself, X. Eq. 5.7 :— Pass. , to be scared, a)posobhqh=nai tai=s dianoi/ais Plb. 30.5.16 . intr., to be off in a hurry, ou)k a)posobh/seis; i.e. be off! Ar. Av. 1032 , 1258 , cf. Luc. Nav. 4 ; a)posobw=men let's be off, Men. 997 . a)poso/b-hma, atos, to/, that which averts evil, Sch. Opp. H. 1.46 , Sch. E. Med. 1322 ; = sq., Sch.rec. A. Th. 69 . a)poso/b-hsis, ews, h(, scaring away, Sch. A. Pers. 215 . a)posob-hte/on, one must shun, v.l. Phryn. 295 . a)posob-hth/r, h=ros , o), one that scares away, Sch. Od. 14.531 . a)posob-hth/rios, a,on,gloss on a)lechth/rios, Hsch. a)posob-hth/s, ou=, o(, = -hth/r , Sch. Ar. Pl. 359 . a)posob-htiko/s, h/, o/n, driving away, averting, miasmw=n Iamb. Protr. 21 .is/, cf. Sch. Pi. O. 9.143 . a)/posos, on, non-quantitative, Plot. 4.7.5 , Phlp. in Ph. 401.4 . a)posofo/omai, become wise, Arr. Epict. 1.18.10 . a)pospa/dios, [a^d], a, on, (a)pospa/w) torn off or away from, tino/s Orph. H. 18.13 ; to\ a). = a)po/spasma , AP 6.102 ( Phil. ). a)pospa/dwn, ontos, o(, = spa/dwn , Suid. a)podpai/rw, beat convulsively, sfugmw=n -ontwn Aët. 16.67 . a)pospa^la^ko/w, (spa/lac) blind: metaph. in Pass. , o( ta=s *di/kas o)fqalmo\s a)pespala/kwtai Cerc. 4.17 . a)pospa/r-agma [pa^], atos, to/, = a)po/spasma , AP 13.21 ( Theodorid. ). a)pospar-a/ssw, tear off, E. Ba. 1127 . a)posparga^no/w, take off the swaddling-clothes, Sor. 1.100 :— Pass. , Lyd. Mens. 4.26 . a)posparqa/zw, quiver, Hp. Morb. 2.10 . a)po-spa/s, a/dos,h(, torn off from, tino/s Nonn. D. 1.289 , al.: metaph., bassari/des a)pospa/des h)qa/dos u(/lhs ib. 34.347 , etc. as Subst., slip for propagating, Gp. 11.9 , etc.; vine-branch or bunch of grapes, AP 6.300 ( Leon. ): metaph., branch of a river, Eust. 1712.6 . a)po/-spa^sis, ews, h(, anulsion, separation, au)to/matos a). Aret. CD 1.4 . a)po/-spasma, atos, to/, that which is torn off, a piece, rag, shred, Pl. Phd. 113b ; branch, division of a tribe, Str. 9.5.12 , cf. Agatharch. 57 : generally, a detached portion or particle, yuxh=s kai\ sw/matos a). to\ spe/rma Epicur. Fr. 329 , Zeno Stoic. 1.36 , Chrysipp.ib. 2.191 , Ph. 1.119 ; mu/qou Corn. ND 17 . avulsion, tearing apart of bones, Hp. Off. 23 , cf. Gal. 18(2).887 . a)po-spasma/tion, to/, Dim. of foreg., fragment, Cic. Att. 2.1.3 . a)po-spasmo/s, o(, tearing away, severing, Plu. 2.77c ; neu/rou Gal. 18(1).736 . being torn away, separation, severance, o( th=s sunodi/as a). Str. 8.3.17 ; tw=n a)nagkaiota/twn D.H. 5.55 , cf. Phld. Lib. p.4O. ; -moi\ th=s yuxh=s a)po\ tou= sw/matos Id. Mort. 9 . a)po-spaste/on, one must sever, Ph. Bel. 92.30 . a)po/-spastos, on, separated, a)p' a)llh/lwn prob.l.in Theag. ap. Stob. 3.1.117 . a)po-spa/w, fut. -spa/sw [a^], tear or drag away from, tino/s S. Aj. 1024 , Pl. R. 491b , etc.; a). tina\ a)po\ gunaiko\s kai\ te/knwn Hdt. 3.1 , cf. 102 ; a)pospa/sas. . pero/nas a)p' au)th=s S. OT 1268 ; mh/ mou to\ te/knon e)k xerw=n a)pospa/sh|s E. Hec. 277 : rarely a). tina/ ti tear a thing from one, S. OC 866 ; a). tina/ tear him away, Hdt. 6.91 ; a). ti th=s lei/as detach, abstract some of it, Plb. 2.26.8 : metaph., a). tina\ e)lpi/dos S. OT 1432 ; and reversely also a). th=s freno\s ai(/ moi mo/nai parh=san e)lpi/dwn Id. El. 809 ; detach, withdraw, plh/rwma a gang of labourers, PPetr. 3p.129 (iii B.C.); tina\ a)po/ tinos BGU 1125.9 (i B.C.), cf. infr. 5 ; maqhta/s Act.Ap. 20.30 ; a). poli/tas th=s qala/sshs Plu. Them. 19 ; a)po\ tou= fronei=n tina/ Ar. Ra. 962 :— Med. , th\n ma/xhn ou(/tw makra\n th=s nautikh=s bohqei/as Plu. Pomp. 76 :— Pass. , to be dragged away, detached, separated from, tino/s Pi. P. 9.33 , E. Alc. 287 , etc.; e)c i(rou= Hdt. 1.160 ; a)po\ tw=n i(erw=n Th. 3.81 ; of a bone, to be torn off, Hp. Art. 13 ; a)krw/mion -spasqe/n Id. Mochl. 6 . a). tina\ ko/mhs drag away by the hair, A. Supp. 909 . a). pu/las, qu/ras, tear off the gates, doors, Hdt. 1.17 , 3.159 , etc.: metaph., pinakhdo\n a)pospw=n [r(h/mata] Ar. Ra. 824 . a). to\ strato/pedon draw off, divert the army, X. HG 1.3.17 : abs., a)pospa/sas having drawn off, Id. An. 7.2.11 :— Pass. , of troops, to become separated or broken, Th. 7.80 , Plb. 1.27.9 . withdraw, reclaim, POxy. 496.9 . a)pespasme/nos, o(, eunuch, LXX Le. 22.24 . intr. (sc. e(auto/n), separate (i.e. be separated) from, Ael. NA 10.48 , Luc. Icar. 11 , D.C. 56.22 ; and in X. An. 1.5.3 the best Mss. give polu\ ga\r a)pe/spa (for a)pe/pta) feu/gousa [strouqo/s]. a)pospei/rw, scatter like seed, ti e)s gh=n Luc. Somn. 15 ,cf. Theol.Ar. 6 . a)pospe/ndw, pour out wine, as a drink-offering, at sacrifices, eu)/xet' a)pospe/ndwn Od. 3.394 ; w)/mos' a)pospe/ndwn 14.331 ; a). me/qu E. Ion 1198 , cf. Antipho 1.20 ; tini/ Pl. Phd. 117b :— Pass. , AP 5.54 ( Diosc. ). a)posperm-ai/nw, aor. -hna, shed semen, ei)/s ti Apollod. 3.14.6 , Palaeph. 51 . a)posperm-a^ti/zw, = foreg., Arist. GA 728a11 ; o=una/meis Porph. Antr. 16 . a)posperm-a/tisis [a^t], ews, h(, emission of semen, Sch. Aristid. p.329F. a)posperm-a^tismo/s, o(, = foreg., Tz.ad Lyc. 598 . a)posperma^to/omai, to be converted into semen, Steph. in Hp. 1.124 D. a)pospeu/dw, fut. -speu/sw, to be zealous in preventing, dissuade earnestly, th\n sumbolh/n the engagement, Hdt. 6.109 : c.acc. et inf., a). ce/rcea strateu/esqai Id. 7.17 : abs., opp. e)pispeu/dw, ib. 18 , Th. 6.29 . a)pospinqhr-i/zw, emit sparks, Arist. Mete. 341b30 . a)pospinqhr-ismo/s, o(, the emission of sparks, Hsch. a)po/splhnos, h(, rosemary, Apul. Herb. 79 . a)pospogg-i/zw, wipe off as with a sponge, Antipho 5.45 , Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.9.1 :— Med. , Sch. Od. 8.88 . a)pospogg-isma/, atos,to/, dirt wiped off, with a sponge, Rh. 3.530 W. a)pospogg-ismo/s, o(, sponging off, Antyll. ap. Orib. 9.23.2 , Sor. 1.67 . a)pospogg-iste/on, one must wipe off, Orib. Fr. 38 . a)pospode/w, wear quite off, tou\s o)/nuxas walk one's toes off, Ar. Av. 8 :— Pass. , = a)perri/fqai, a)poqanei=n , Hsch. a)pespodhko/twn: flegome/nwn e)n th=| te/fra|, Id. (-ikw/twn cod.). a)po/spondos, on , (spondh/) stronger form for a)/spondos (q.v.), Poll. 6.30 . a)po/sporos, on, born from, qala/sshs Musae. 249 , cf. Nonn. D. 11.145 . a)pospouda/zw, dissuade eagerly, tina/ tinos Philostr. VA 4.2 . slight, despise, tou\s *)epikou/rou lo/gous ib. 1.7 ; show lack of interest in, tino/s Id. VS 1.17.2 . a)posseu/w, poet. for a)poseu/w. a)po/ssu^tos, on, rushing away, Opp. H. 2.560 , Nonn. D. 2.686 , al.; thrown out of a chariot, ib. 28.165 ; starting from a mark, of racers, Opp. H. 4.102 ; departing from, w)keanoi=o Tryph. 668 . a)po/sta, for a)po/sthqi, aor. 2 imper. of a)fi/sthmi. a)po/stagma, atos, to/, that which trickles down, kukew=nos Tz.ad Lyc. 607 , EM 538.16 . a)posta^da/ [da^], standing apart, Od. 6.143 . a)posta^do/n, Adv., (a)fi/stamai) from afar, Il. 15.556 . a)po/stadon: di/ktuon memolubdwme/non kai\ kala/mw| periennhme/non, Hsch. a)posta/zw, let fall drop by drop, distil away, dakru/wn a)posta/zei ai)dw= A. Supp. 579 (lyr.); a)mbrosi/an a). Theoc. 15.108 : of grains, kri=mnon kukew=nos a)posta/zontos e)/raze Call. Fr. 205 : metaph., fa/os Id. Dian. 118 ; fwnh/n AP 15.9 (Cyrus). intr., trickle, Hp. Coac. 328 ; mani/as a)posta/zei me/nos fury distils from madness, or trickles away, i.e. passes off, S. Ant. 959 (lyr.); lo/gwn a). xruso/s Luc. Electr. 6 ; of grain, Herod. 6.6 : metaph., r(i/nhm' au)th=s a)\n ou)k a)posta/cai not a brass farthing would come off the price, Id. 7.82 . a)posta/l-agma [ta^], atos, to/, = a)po/stagma, ai)gei/rwn Scymn. 397 . a)postal-a/zw, = a)posta/zw Il, luc. Am. 45 : c.acc., a)postala/cei ta\ o)/rh glukasmo/n LXX Jl. 3(4).18 ( = Am. 9.13 ). a)postal-a/w, = a)posta/zw 1 , Opp. C. 3.370 , 4.198 . a)po/stal-ma, atos, to/, gloss on a)/fema , EM 176.4 . a)postal-te/on, one must send away, Alex. Fig. 1.1 . a)posta/nomai, = a)fi/stamai , PGen. 53.21 (iv A.D.). a)po/stacis, ews, h(, nose-bleeding, Hp. Acut. (Sp.) 29 . a)po-sta^si/a, h(, late form for a)po/stasis, defection, revolt, v.l. in D.H. 7.1 , J. Vit. 10 , Plu. Galb. 1 ; esp. in religious sense, rebellion against God, apostasy, LXX Jo. 22.22 , 2 Ep.Th. 2.3 . departure, disappearance, Olymp. in Mete. 320.2 . distinguishing, c. gen., Elias in Cat. 119.7 . distance, Archim. Aren. 1.5 . a)po-sta^si/ou di/kh action against a freedman for having forsaken his prosta/ths and chosen another, a). o)flei=n D. 25.65 , cf. 35.48 , Arist. Ath. 58.3 , prob. in IG 2.776 . a)postasi/ou bibli/on writing or bill of divorce, LXX De. 24.1 , Ev.Matt. 19.7 , Ev.Marc. 10.4 : so a)posta/sion Ev.Matt. 5.32 . a)postasi/ou suggrafh/ deed of cession, conveyance, PHib. 1.96.3 (iii B.C.), cf. PGiss. 36.21 (ii B.C.), etc.; a)nti/grafoni/ou BGU 919.23 (ii A.D.); with suggrafh/ omitted, esp. in phrase pra=sis kai\ a)postasi/ou PTeb. 561v (i A.D), etc. a)po/-sta^sis, ews, h(, (a)fi/sthmi) causing to revolt, summa/xwn Th. 1.122 ; *)iw/nwn a)po\ th=s *lakedaimoni/wn summaxi/as Arist. Ath. 23.4 . (a)fi/stamai) emanation, ei)dw/lwn -seis Epicur. Fr. 320 . slackness, of bandages, Gal. 18(2).806 . defection, revolt, a)po/ tinos Hdt. 3.128 ; th\n *kupri/wn a). prh=cai Id. 5.113 ; th\n *ai)gu/ptou a). paraskeua/zesqai Id. 7.4 ; a). e)k th=s cummaxi/as Th. 5.81 ; a). pro/s tina Id. 1.75 ; diplh=n a). a)posth/sesqai Id. 3.13 ; a). tw=n *)aqhnai/wn, for a)po\ t. *)a., Id. 8.5 ; but ta\s *messhni/wn a). Pl. Lg. 777c . departure from, bi/ou E. Hipp. 277 ; separation of effect from cause, Procl. Inst. 35 ; giving up, cession, a). tw=n kthma/twn D. 19.146 ; desisting from, disuse of, fa/sews S.E. P. 1.192 ; tw=n a)proaire/twn Arr. Epict. 4.4.39 . distance, a( a)f' h(mw=n a). Archyt. 1 ; a)festa/nai th=| au)th=| a). h(=|per . . Pl. Phd. 111b ; a)po/stasin o(/shn a)festhkw\s gi/gnetai Id. R. 587d ,cf. 546b ; e)k mikra=s a). Arist. Aud. 800b7 ; th=| a)po\ th=s gh=s a). Id. HA 503a21 ; e)k tw=n a). according to their distances, Id. Cael. 290b22 ; of time, kata\ th\n pro\s to\ nu=n a). Id. Ph. 223a5 ; e)c a)posta/sews at a certain distance, Plb. 3.114.3 ; e)n a)posta/sei Id. 3.113.4 , Phld. Herc. 19.25 ; kat' a)posta/seis Hanno Peripl. 13 . Rhet., employment of detached phrases, Hermog. Id. 1.10 , Aristid. Rh. 1p.462S. , Philostr. VS 1.9.1 (pl.), Ep. 73 . lapse, declension, Plot. 1.8.7 , 5.1.1 . place where something is put away, repository, storehouse, Str. 17.1.9 , Philippid. 14 , Heraclid. Pol. 72 . Medic.,suppurative inflammation, throwing off the peccant humours left by fever, etc., Hp. Epid. 3.4 (pl.), Aret. SD 1.9 , Aristid. Or. 47(23).68 . of diseases, transition from one to another, Hp. Epid. 1.6 ; straggouriw/dhs a). ib. 3.1 a/. lesion of continuity, Gal. 18(2).820 . degree of heat, cold, etc., Id. 11.561 , al. a)po-sta^te/on, (a)fi/stamai one must stand off from, i.e. give up, abandon, pole/mou Th. 8.2 , etc.; ou)k . . a). th=| po/lei tou/twn D. 18.199 : abs., ou)k a). pri/n . . Pl. Plt. 257c . later, (a)fi/sthmi one must keep apart, detain, i(/ppon a)po\ tw=n e)/rgwn Gp. 16.1.4 . a)po-sta^te/w, stand aloof from, tino/s A. Ch. 826 (lyr.), Fr. 161 , 301 ; ou)/koun pa/ros ge sh=s a)pesta/toun freno/s S. Ant. 993 ; morfh=s de\ th=s sh=s ou)k a)pesta/tei was not far from . ., Id. OT 743 ; fall off from, fail one, kou)k a)postatw= fi/lwn Ar. Av. 312 ; bouleute/on o(/pws mhdei\s tw=n nu=n paro/ntwn a)postath/sei h(mw=n summa/xwn X. Cyr. 4.5.24 ; a). tw=n o)/ntwn to be absent from, Pl. Prm. 144b , cf. Tht. 205a . of the soul, etc., fall away from the divine, Plot. 5.1.5 , 5.3.16 . abs., stand alocf, be absent, A. Ch. 444 (lyr.); e(ka/s, pro/sw a)., Id. Ag. 1104 (lyr.), Eu. 65 ; smikro\n a). Pl. Cra. 428d . a)po-sta^th/r, h=ros, o(, one who has power to dissolve an assembly, or to decide a question, Lex Lyc. ap. Plu. Lyc. 6 ; cf. a)fi/sthmi. a)po-sta/ths [ta^], ou, o(, deserter, rebel, a). tou= basile/ws Plb. 5.57.4 , cf. Wilcken Chr. 10 (ii B.C.), Plu. Cim. 10 ; seceder, SIG 705.41 , 50 (Delph., ii B.C.). runaway slave, Plu. Rom. 0 ; a). ku/wn runaway dog, Id. 2.821d . Lat. apostata, apostate, Cod.Theod. 16.7.7 . a)po-sta^tiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for rebels, rebellious, qra/sos Plu. Rom. 7 . Adv. -kw=s, e)/xein to be ready for revolt, Id. Pel. 15 : Comp. -w/teron, fronou/ntwn PLond. 2.354.6 (i B.C.); -kw=s pra/ttein tou= lo/gou Chrysipp. ap. Gal. 5.406 . disposed to exfoliate, of bones, Hp. Fract. 25 , Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.1.6 . Rhet., belonging to a)po/stasis B. 1.6 ; -ko/n, to/, Hermog. Id. 1.10 ; sxh/mata ibid., Aps. p.259 H.; lo/gos Eust. 1389.28 . Adv. -kw=s Id. 635.58 . a)po-sta/tis [ta^], idos, h(, pecul.fem. of a)posta/ths, a). po/lis LXX 1 Es. 2.18 , J. AJ 11.2.1 . a)postauro/w, fence off with a palisade, Th. 4.69 , 6.101 , X. HG 7.4.32 , Plb. 4.56.8 , Plu. Arat. 40 :— Pass. , Pherecr. 17 . a)posta^fi^do/omai, Pass. , = stafido/omai. Thphr. CP 2.8.3 . a)posta^xu/w, to be in the ear, of corn, Gp. 2.24.3 . a)posteg-a/zw, uncover, pukino\n r(o/on Emp. 100.14 (prob. in 42.1 ); a). to\n new/n unroof it, Str. 8.3.30 , cf. 4.4.6 ( Pass. ), IG 12(3).325.30 (Thera, ii A.D., Pass. ); a). to\ trh=ma open it, Sotad. 2 . take off a covering, th\n ste/ghn Ev.Marc. 2.4 . = a)poste/gw 1 , cover closely, Thphr. CP 5.6.5 , Arist. Pr. 924a37 . a)poste/g-asma, atos, to/, protection against, yu/xous Thphr. CP 5.13.3 . a)poste/g-assis ( Dor. for -ste/gasis) ews, h(, plastering, pli/nqwn, toi/xwn, IG 4.823.24 , 25 (Troezen). a)posteg-no/w, cover close, Moschioap. Ath. 5.207b :— Pass. , to be blocked, of the intestines, Hp. Acut.(Sp.) 51 ; to be luted or sealed up close, Hero Spir. 1.23 , 2.10 . a)poste/g-w, shelter or protect, ai( o)fru/es a)., oi(=on a)pogei/swma, tw=n u(grw=n Arist. PA 658b16 : c. acc. only, protect, Id. Pr. 924b1 ; a). kai\ threi= th\n zwh/n [o( floio/s] Thphr. CP 1.4.5 . keep out or off, to\ u(/dwr, Arist. Pr. 924a26 , cf. Emp. 84.10 , Pl. Lg. 844b ; to\ yu=xos Arist. Pr. 939b17 ; th\n a(lmuri/da Thphr. CP 3.6.3 , al.; qermo/thta kai\ u(gro/thta ib. 4.12.2 , cf. 5.12.9 , Plu. 2.665f : metaph., o)/xlon pu/rgos a)poste/gei A. Th. 234 (lyr.); a). plhga\s li/qwn Plb. 6.23.5 . a)postei/nomai, gloss on o)re/xqeon , Sch. Il. 23.30 . a)posteino/w, poet. for a)posteno/w. a)postei/xw, aor. a)pe/sti^xon, go away, go home, oi)/kad' a). Od. 11.132 , etc.; imper. a)po/stixe Il. 1.522 : aor. part. a)postixo/ntwn Hdt. 9.56 ; e)s nu/kt' a)postei/xontos h(li/ou A. Supp. 769 , cf. S. El. 799 , etc. a)poste/llw, fut. -stelw=: aor. a)pe/steila (v. infr.):— send off or away from, mh/ m' . . th=sd' a)postei/lhte gh=s S. El. 71 , cf. E. Med. 281 ; th=sd' a). xqono/s Id. Cyc. 468 ; e)/cw xqono/s Id. Ph. 485 ; e)k th=s po/lews Pl. R. 607b ; send away, banish, ta\ di/kaia S. Ph. 450 ; tina/ E. Hec. 731 :— Pass. , go away, depart, S. OT 115 ; a)poste/llou xqono/s E. Supp. 582 ; do/mwn . . tw=n e)mw=n a)pesta/lhs Id. Hel. 660 ; fuga\s a)postalei/s Id. Ph. 319 (lyr.); pro\s se\ deu=r' a)pesta/lhn Id. IT 1409 . dispatch, on some mission or service, S. Ph. 125 , 1297 , etc.; freq. of messengers or forces, Hdt. 1.46 , 123 ; ne/as e)pi\ xw/rhn Id. 7.235 , cf. 8.64 ; strato\n para/ tina Id. 5.32 ; nau=s au)toi=s a). bohqou/s Th. 1.45 : also a). a)poiki/hn Hdt. 4.150 ; oi)kista/s (as a form of banishment), Arist. Pol. 1306b31 ; presbei/an Th. 3.28 ; a)gge/lous X. An. 2.1.5 , etc.; a)parxh\n ei)s *delfou/s Arist. Fr. 485 :— Pass. , c. inf., oi( a)postale/ntes strateu/esqai Id. 3.26 , cf. 5.33 ; a)postalqe/ntes GDI 5186.4 (Cret.). put off, doff, qai)ma/tia Ar. Lys. 1084 . intr., retire, withdraw, of the sea, Th. 3.89 ; of persons, oi)/kade D. 32.5 . a)postenoxwre/w, straiten, cramp, Ath.Mech. 40.1 , Gal. 19.408 . a)posteno/w, poet. -steino/w, straiten, Thphr. Ign. 54 ( Pass. ), Alex. Aphr. Pr. 1.75 ; o)/mmata a)pestei/nwto Theoc. 22.101 ; to/pos a)pestenwme/nos D.S. 3.37 : metaph. in Pass. , to be contracted, gnw=sis a)pestenwme/nh Simp. inPh. 18.4 ; e)pixei/rhsis -me/nh hampered, Alex.Aphr. in Top. 56.3 ; to\n tou= e(no\s a)pestenwme/non i)diasmo/n Dam. Pr. 28b is. a)poste/nw, bewail, po/qon Aristaenet. 2.18 . a)poste/n-wsis, ews, h(, straitening, straits, Sch. Il. 23.330 . contraction, Dam. Pr. 59 (pl.). a)posten-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, straitening, i.e. condensing, opp. platuntiko/s, Eust. 315.11 . a)posteptiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for discrowning, a)=|sma, a bridal chant, EM 131.38 . a)poste/rgw, get rid of love, love no more, Theoc. 14.50 ; mhte/ra a). Philostr. VS 2.25.2 ; loath, reject, ti A. Ag. 499 ; a)oida/n Terpand. 5 ; po/qous tino/s Theoc. Ep. 4.14 ; pi/stin Doroth. in Cat.Cod.Astr. 2.175 . empty of love, harden, kardi/an LXX De. 15.7 . a)postereo/w, harden, Ph. Bel. 79.4 , 81.4 :— Pass. , become solid, Arist. Mir. 837b13 , 844a14 : metaph., -o/omai pro/s ti persist stubbornly in, Phld. Rh. 2.31S. a)poste/r-esis, ews, h(, = a)poste/rhsis 11 , POxy. 71.10 (iv A.D.). a)poster-e/w: Pass. , fut. -sterhqh/somai Lys. 12.70 , v.l. in D. 1.22 ; also -sterh/somai E. HF 137 (lyr.), Th. 6.91 , D. 24.210 ; a)posterou=mai And. 1.149 : pf. a)peste/rhmai, etc.:—rob, despoil, defraud one of a thing, c. acc. pers. et gen. rei, xrhma/twn a). tina/ Hdt. 5.92 . e/; to\n pate/ra th=s turanni/dos Ar. Av. 1605 ; th=s yuxh=s Antipho 4.1.6 : c. acc. pers. et rei, mh/ m' a)posterh/sh|s h(dona/n S. El. 1276 (lyr.), cf. Antipho 3.3.2 , X. An. 7.6.9 , Is. 8.43 , etc.: abs., commit fraud, Ar. Nu. 487 ; a)pesterhkw\s u(p' a)na/gkhs being constrained to become a defaulter, Pl. Phdr. 241b ; sune/stion w(=n e)/kgonon h)\ a)delfo\n a)peste/rhke gi/gnesqai Id. Lg. 868d :— Pass. , to be robbed or deprived of, c. gen., *(ella/dos a)pesterhme/nos Hdt. 3.130 ; sou= t' a)pesterhme/nh kai\ patro/s S. El. 813 ; h(donw=n Ar. Nu. 1072 ; a(pa/ntwn a)\n a)pesterh/mhn D. 21.106 : c. acc., i(/ppous a)peste/rhntai X. Cyr. 6.1.12 , etc.: abs., ei) d' a)pesterh/meqa if we have been frustrated, S. Aj. 782 . a). e(auto/n tinos detach, withdraw oneself from a person or thing, tw=n [a)galma/twn] . . a)peste/rhs' e)mauto/n Id. OT 1381 ; ou)k a)posterw=n ge tw=n e)s th\n po/lin e(auto\n ou)deno/s Antipho 5.78 ; a)/llou e(auto\n a). Th. 1.40 ; a). e(auto\n tou= fronei=n Crobyl. 3 ; e)kei/nous . . a). mh\ a)\n . . a)poteixi/sai deprive them of the power of walling off, Th. 7.6 :—reversely, a). to\n e)/leon e(autou= Plu. Aem. 26 , cf. Dem. 4 . c.acc.pers., defraud, rob, Hdt. 7.155 , Ar. Pl. 373 , 1 Ep.Cor. 6.7 , etc.; qeou/s Pl. Lg. 917d . c. acc. rei only, filch away, S. Ph. 931 ; withhold, A. Pr. 777 , S. OT 323 , Ar. Nu. 1305 ; refuse payment of a debt, D. 21.44 , etc.; refuse to give up, parakat aqh/khn Arist. Rh. 1383b21 ; *zeu\s a)posteroi/h ga/mon may he avertit, A. Supp. 1063 (lyr.). to\ safe/s m' a)posterei= certainty fails me, E. Hel. 577 . in Logic, draw a negative conclusion, Arist. APr. 44b23 . (a)poste/rw is f.l. in Isoc. 12.243 .) a)poste/r-hsis, ews, h(, deprivation, th=s a)koh=s Th. 7.70 ; e)p' a)posterh/sei tou= dou/lou for the purpose of depriving him of the slave, Pl. Lg. 936d . withholding what is due, Antipho Soph. 107 , D. 24.111 ; e)p' a)posterh/sei tw=n e)mw=n in order to avoid payment of my claims, Id. 30.5 . a)poster-hte/on, one must defraud, tina/ tinos Plu. 2.931d . a)poster-hth/s, ou=, o(, one who withholds, Arist. EE 1232a15 ; esp. one who withholds what is due, a defrauder, cheat, Pl. R. 344b , POxy. 745.7 (i A.D.); a)posterhth\n a)gora/sas a)gro/n a farm that costs money instead of bringing it in, Com.Adesp. 109 . a)poster-htiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for withholding by fraud, gnw/mh a). to/kou a device for cheating one of his interest, Ar. Nu. 747 , cf. 728 . a)poster-htri/s, i/dos, h(,fem., for cheating, gnw/mh ib. 730 . a)poster-i/zw, = sq., carry off, a). th\n pleoneci/hn tou= sw/matos Hp. Gland. 17 (s.v.l.). a)poster-i/skw, = a)postere/w , S. OC 376 . a)posterni/zw, expectorate, Gloss. a)postefa^no/w, rob of the crown, discrown, Charito 1.5 , etc.:— Med. , aor. inf. -w/sasqai lay aside one's crown, D.L. 2.54 , Max.Tyr. 5.9 :— Pass. , Luc. JTr. 10 , Jul. Caes. 310c . a)posthqi/zw, (sth=qos) repeat by heart, EM 277.56 , David Proll. 5.22 . a)po/-sthma, atos, to/, distance, interval, a). tou= h(li/ou pro\s th\n gh=n Arist. Cael. 294a4 ; tw=n sfairw=n Id. Metaph. 1073b33 , cf. Phld. Sign. 9 , etc.; e)c a). qewrei=sqai Epicur. Ep. 2p.39U. ; o(/pla ta\ e)c a). lego/mena Ascl. Tact. 1.2 . degree of descent from an ancestor, toi=s a). pro\s tou\s gonei=s pantodapw=s e)/xein Arist. EN 1100a26 . abscess, Hp. Aph. 7.36 , Arist. Pr. 885b31 , Thphr. Od. 59 . a)po-sthma^ti/as, ou, o(, one who has an abscess, Aret. SD 1.9 . a)po-sthma^tiko/s, h/, o/n, due to an abscess, Heliod. ap. Orib. 44.23.74 . at a distance, ou)de\n a). paremfai/nousa Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.245 . a)po-sthma/tion [a^t], to/, Dim. of a)po/sthma, Gal. 17(1).326 , Heliod. ap. Orib. 44.14.10 . a)po-sthma^tw/dhs, es, of the nature of an abscess, Hp. Coac. 141 . a)posth/r-igma, atos, to/, stay, support, Hp. Off. 25 , cf. EM 125.17 . determination of humours, Hp. Flat. 9 . a)posthr-i/zomai, Med. , fix firmly, ba/ktron e)s ga=n APl. 4.265.9 . support oneself firmly, throw one's weight upon, toi=s mhroi=s Arist. Pr. 882b30 : pro\s to\ u(pokei/menon Id. IA 705a8 , cf. MA 699a5 . Medic., of diseases, to be confirmed, Hp. Prorrh. 2.2 . a). e)s . ., of humours, determine towards a particular part of the body, Hp. Hum. 7 ; of labour pains, Arist. HA 586b28 : also in Act. , Hp. l.c., cf. Prorrh. 2.14 . a)posth/r-icis, ews, h(, fulcrum or rest for a lever, Hp. Mochl. 42 . a)posti^bh/s, e/s, (sti/bos) off the road, solitary, S. Fr. 558 . a)posti/zw, mark with points or lines, f.l. for u(p- in Gal. 17(1).560 , al. a)postilbo/w, make to shine, ku/pellon AP 7.339 . a)po-sti/lbw, Ep. impf. a)pesti/lbeske Epic. in Arch.Pap. 7.7 :— to be bright from or with, a)posti/lbontes a)lei/fatos Od. 3.408 : c. dat., Lyc. 253 ; e)qei/rais AP 5.25 , cf. Luc. Asin. 47 : c. gen., xrusou= Id. JTr. 8 , cf. Hipp. 6 ; fw=s a)po/ tinos Plot. 2.1.7 . abs., fai/netai to\ u(/dwr a)posti/lbon th=s nukto/s phosphorescent, Arist. Mete. 370a14 ; shine brightly, Thphr. Sign. 26 , Agatharch. 95 , Luc. DMar. 14.2 , etc.; a)ktis a). ei)s pe/lagos Alciphr. 1.1 . Act. , shed light, etc., *mh/nh se/las -ousa kerai/hs Nonn. D. 5.165 ; kaqaro/thta Iamb. Myst. 2.8 . a)po/-stilyis, ews, h(, emission of light, Sch. A.R. 3.1377 (pl.), Hsch. s.v. ai)gi/s. a)postlegg-i/zw, scrape with a stleggi/s (q.v.), Philostr. Gym. 18 , 51 : — Med. , scrape oneself clean, X. Oec. 11.18 ; pf. part. Pass. a)pestleggisme/noi scraped clean, fresh from the bath, Ar. Eq. 580 ; -isa/menoi Arist. Pr. 867b4 ; censured as archaic by Luc. Rh.Pr. 17 . a)postle/gg-isma, atos, to/, scrapings with the stleggi/s, Str. 5.2.6 . a)postol-eu/s, e/ws, o(, one who dispatches, a). tw=n e)nswmatwme/nwn yuxw=n Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.69 : but mostly, at Athens, magistrate who had to fit out a squadron for service, D. 18.107 , 47.26 , Aeschin. 2.177 , Philoch. 142 , IG 2.809b20 . a)postol-h/, h(, (a)poste/llw) sending off or away, E. IA 688 , Ph. 1043 (lyr., pl.); dispatching, new=n Th. 8.9 ; sending forth on their journey, ce/nwn u(podoxa\s kai\ a). Arist. EN 1123a3 , cf. IG 2.238.15 ; dou=nai/ ti a)postola/s tini as a parting gift, LXX 3 Ki. 9.16 , cf. 1 Ma. 2.18 . shooting, discharge, be/lous Ph. Bel. 68.33 . discharge from service, ou)k e)/stin a). e)n h(me/ra| pole/mou LXX Ec. 8.8 . payment of tribute, Jul. Ep. 204 . (from Pass. ) expedition, Th. 8.8 . apostleship, 1 Ep.Cor. 9.2 , Ep.Gal. 2.8 . a)postol-iko/s, h/, o/n, sung on departure, me/lh Procl. ap. Phot. p.322B. a)postol-imai=os, a, on, sent off, missive, fi/lhma Ach.Tat. 2.9 . connected with dismissal, fra/sis Eust. 790.44 . a)posto/l-ion, to/, tax for escort of caravans, OGI 674.4 (Coptos, i A.D.). a)po/stol-os, o(, messenger, ambassador, envoy, o( me\n dh\ a). e)s th\n *mi/lhton h)=n Hdt. 1.21 ; e)s *lakedai/mona trih/rei+ a). e)gi/neto he went off on a mission to Laced., Id. 5.38 . commander of a naval force, Hsch. messenger from God, LXX 3 Ki. 14.6 ; esp. of the Apostles, Ev.Matt. 10.2 , al. = sto/los , naval squadron or expedition, Lys. 19.21 ; a)po/stolon a)fie/nai, a)poste/llein, poiei=sqai, D. 3.5 , 18.80 , 107 , IG 2.809b190 . colony, D.H. 9.59 . = a)postolh/ , of envoys, J. AJ 17.11.1 . a)po/stolon, to/, with or without ploi=on, packet, Pl. Ep. 346a , Ps.- Hdt. Vit.Hom. 19 . a)po/stolos, o(, order for dispatch, of a vessel, CPHerm. 6.11 (iii A.D., pl.), PAmh. 2.138.10 (iv A.D.), cf. Dig. 49.6.1 . export-licence, PGnom. 162 (ii A.D.). gen. dub., cargo dispatched by order, POxy. 522.1 ,al. (ii A.D.), PTeb. 486 (ii/iii A.D.). a)postom-a^ti/zw, (sto/ma) teach by word of mouth, teach by dictation, gra/mmata a). Pl. Euthd. 277a : abs., o(/tan a). u(mi=n o( grammateu/s ib. 276c : — Pass. , to\ a)postomatizo/menon dictated lesson, ibid., Arist. SE 165b32 . interrogate, catechize, as a master his pupil, Ev.Luc. 11.53 , cf. Pl. ap. Poll. 1.102 ( Pass. ). repeat by heart, Ath. 8.359d , Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.9.4 : generally, recite, repeat, Plu. Thes. 24 . a)postom-i/zw, deprive of an edge, pe/lekus a)pestomisme/nos Philostr. Im. 2.17 . = foreg. 11 , Hsch. = fimo/w , Id. a)postom-o/w, stop the mouth of, Cerc. 11.7 : hence, block, stop up, ta\s diw/ruxas Plb. Fr. 117 . = a)postomi/zw 1 , o(/pla a)pestomwme/na ta\s a)kma/s D.H. 6.14 , cf. Luc. Tim. 10 . a)posto/m-wsis, ews, h(, laying open, opening, tw=n po/rwn Arist. Pr. 888a28 . a)po/storgos, on, devoid of affection, a). gi/gnesqai Plu. 2.491c . Adv. -gws, e)/xein tino/s Lib. Decl. 51.13 . = a)pexqh/s , unlovable, Hsch. a)postra/boomai [ra^], Pass. , become squinting, Sor. 1.106 . a)postragga^li/zw, kill by strangling, D.S. 14.12 , Str. 17.1.11 . a)postraggi/zw, check, Theol.Ar. 49 ( Pass. ). a)postra^k-i/zw, bake to a hard crust, of a quick fire, Gal. 6.484 . banish by ostracism, Hsch. , Suid. a)postra^k-o/omai, become dry like a potsherd, Hp. VC 16 , Dsc. 2.4 , Hippiatr. 25 ; to be ossified, Phlp. in GA 113.1 . a)postra/ptw, flash forth, flo/ga A.R. 3.1018 (tm.). a)postra^teu/omai, to be discharged from military service, App. BC 5.26 . a)postra/thgos [ra^], o(, retired general, a). poiei=n tina/ to remove him from the command, supersede him, D. 23.149 ; also, general who has completed his term of office, Plu. Marc. 22 . a)postra^topedeu/omai, remove one's camp from, encamp away from, tino/s X. An. 3.4.34 ; a). proswte/rw encamp at a greater distance, ib. 7.7.1 . a)postrebalo/omai, Pass. , to be horribly tortured, LXX 2 Ma. 9.7 . a)po-streptiko/s, h/, o/n, repellent, Gal. 4.819 . a)po/-streptos, on, turned back, = a)postrafei/s , Phryn. PS p.15B. hostile, unacceptable, Diogenian. Epicur. 4.62 . a)po-stre/fw, Dor. aor. a)postra/yai SIG 244 ii 16 (Delph.); Ion. aor. a)postre/yaske Il. 22.197 , etc.: pf. a)pe/strofa LXX 1 Ki. 6.21 :— Pass. and Med. , fut. -stre/yomai X. Cyr. 5.5.36 , Plu. 2.387c : aor. -estra/fhn [a^], S. OC 1272 , etc.; later -estreya/mhn LXX Ho. 8.3 , prob. in Ar. Nu. 776 : fut. -stra^fh/somai LXX Nu. 25.4 , al.: pf. -e/strammai Hdt. 1.166 , etc.: Ion. 3 pl. plpf. -estra/fato ibid.; -e/stremmai PSI 4.392.11 (iii B.C.): —turn back: hence, either turn to flight, o)/fr' . . *)axaiou\s au)=tis a)postre/yh|sin Il. 15.62 , etc., cf. Hdt. 8.94 ; or turn back from flight, X. Cyr. 4.3.1 ; send home again, Th. 4.97 , 5.75 ; r(h=ma bring back word, LXX 4 Ki. 22.9 ; a)postre/yante po/das kai\ xei=ras having twisted back the hands and feet so as to bind them, Od. 22.173 , 190 ,cf. S. OT 1154 ; to\n w)=mon Ar. Eq. 263 ; a)postre/fete ta\s xei=ras au)tw=n, w)= *sku/qai Ar. Lys. 455 ; a). to\n au)xe/na Hdt. 4.188 ; guide back again, a)postre/yantes e)/ban ne/as Od. 3.162 ; i)/xni' a)postre/yas having turned the steps of the oxen backwards so as to make it appear that they had gone the other way, h.Merc. 76 ; turn away, avert, au)xe/n' a)postre/yas Thgn. 858 ; a)pe/strey' e)/mpalin parhi/+da E. Med. 1148 ; but to\ pro/swpon pro/s tina Plu. Publ. 6 ; bring back, recall, e)c i)sqmou= X. An. 2.6.3 ; fw=tas a)pe/streyen *persefo/nhs qala/mwn [ Emp. ] 156.4 . turn away or aside, divert, v.l. in Th. 4.80 , etc.; u(/data cut off water from a besieged town, Ph. Bel. 97.4 ; to\n *ka/u+stron SIG 839.14 (Ephesus); to\n po/lemon e)s *makedoni/an Arr. An. 2.1.1 ; avert a danger, an evil, etc., ph=m' a). no/sou A. Ag. 850 (Porson); prevent, Dsc. 2.136 ; rebut, di/khn Ar. Nu. 776 (v. supr.); a). tu/xhn mh\ ou) gene/sqai Antipho 6.15 codd.; a). ei)s tou)nanti/on tou\s lo/gous Pl. Sph. 239d ; ta\s pra/ceis ei)s tou\s a)ntidi/kous Arist. Rh.Al. 1442b6 . a). tina/ tinos dissuade from, X. Eq.Mag. 1.12 ; tina\ a)po\ tou= lh/mmatos Din. 2.23 ; po/twn a). tou\s stoma/xous D.H. Dem. 15 . as if intr. (sc. e(auto/n, i(/ppon, nau=n, etc.), turn back, Th. 6.65 ; a). o)pi/sw Hdt. 4.43 ; a). pa/lin S. OC 1403 . turn away or aside, Hdt. 8.87 ; of a river, Id. 4.52 ; ta)nanti/a a). X. HG 3.4.12 . Pass. , to be turned back, a)pestra/fqai tou\s e)mbo/lous, of ships, to have their beaks bent back, Hdt. 1.166 ; a)postrafh=nai . . tw\ po/de to have one's feet twisted, Ar. Pax 279 ; tri/xes a)pestramme/nai closecurled, Arist. Phgn. 809b26 . Med. and Pass. , turn oneself from or away, a)pestramme/nai a)p' a)llh/lwn Id. HA 611a6 ; a)pestramme/noi back to back, Apollod. Poliorc. 145.2 : esp., turn one's face away from, abandon, c. acc., Phoc. 2 , Sallust. 3 ; e)xqrou= a)ci/wsin Epicur. Fr. 215 ; mh/ m' a)postrafh=|s S. OC 1272 ; mh/ m' a)postre/fou E. IT 801 , cf. Ar. Pax 683 , X. Cyr. 5.5.36 , PSIl.c.; to\ qei=on r(a|di/ws a)pestra/fhs E. Supp. 159 : also c. gen., a)/yorros oi)/kwn tw=nd' a)postrafei/s S. OT 431 : c. dat., a)stefanw/toisi a)pustre/fontai Sapph. 78 : abs., mh\ pro\s qew=n . . a)postrafh=|s S. OT 326 ; a)pestramme/noi lo/goi hostile words, Hdt. 7.160 ; th\n dia/noian a)post re/fesqai to be alienated, Phld. Lib. p.80 . turn oneself about, X. Cyr. 1.4.25 ; a(/rmata a)pestramme/na w(/sper ei)s fugh/n ib. 6.2.17 ; a)postrafh=nai lugizo/menos escape by wriggling, Pl. R. 405c . a)postrafh=nai/ tinos fall off from one, desert him, X. HG 4.8.4 . a)po-strofh/, h(, turning back, X. Eq. 9.6 ; a). nw/twn Max. Tyr. 9.8 ; a). lamba/nein make a bend, of a stream, Plu. Luc. 27 , cf. Luc. Hipp. 2 . twisting, o)/rxewn a)postrofai/ Trag.( Satyr. ) Oxy. 1083.10 . turning away from, escape, refuge, c. gen., tu/xhs, kakw=n, A. Pr. 769 , E. Fr. 444 ; zhmi/as Id. Med. 1223 . resort, recourse, Hdt. 8.109 , Th. 4.76 ; h(/kei bi/ou teleuth\ kou)ke/t' e)/st' a). S. OC 1473 , cf. E. Med. 603 ; ou)k e)/xwn a). D. 4.8 , cf. Hyp. Dem.Fr. 5 ; in pl., Antip.Stoic. 3.255 : c. gen. objecti, ou)/ sfi/ e)sti u(/datos ou)demi/a a)/llh a). no other means for getting water, Hdt. 2.13 ; so swthri/as a). Th. 8.75 ; bi/ou Luc. DMeretr. 6.1 ; a). tou= dh/mou poiei=sqai secure a refuge with . ., Philostr. VS 2.1.4 . Rhet., apostrophe, when one turns away from all others to one, and addresses him specially, Phld. Lib. p.11O. , Quint. Inst. 9.2.38 , Longin. 16.2 , Hermog. Inv. 4.4 , Id. 1.10 (pl.), Phoeb. Fig. 1.1 , Alex. Fig. 1.20 . aversion, Plot. 1.1.1 ; opp. e)piqumi/a, Simp. in de An. 15.36 ; geuma/twn Aret. SD 2.6 ; siti/wn Gal. 11.261 ; o)smh=s Gp. 12.39.8 . diversion, amusement, Plu. 2.133b (pl.). elision, A.D. Pron. 46.1 (ubi leg. e_). = prodosi/a , Hsch. a)po-strofi/a, h(, she that turns away, epith. of Aphrodite, Paus. 9.16.3 . a)po/-strofos, on, turned away, averted, a)postro/fous au)ga\s a)pei/rcw S. Aj. 69 : turned away from, c. gen., selh/nhs Man. 1.57 : also c. dat., dissoi=s sela/essin a). oi)=mon i)ou=sa Id. 6.127 . Adv. -fws Lyd. Ost. 15 . Astrol., not conjoined, Vett. Val. 53.24 , etc. to be turned from, dreadful, epith. of the Erinyes, Orph. H. 70.8 . as Subst., a)po/-strofos, h(, apostrophe, Sch.D.T. p.135H. , etc.; mark of elision, EM 638.19 , etc. turning away of chorus from stage in Comic parabasis, Platon. Diff.Com. 8 . a)postruqa/omai, perh. = disturb, move, dub. in IG 5(1).1155.2 (Gythium). a)postrw/nnu_mi, pave, to\ katapeso\n a)noikodomh/santi kai\ -w/santi IG 11(2).203 A 41 (Delos, iii B.C.). take off the trappings, Hsch. s.v. a)pe/sacen. a)postu^g-e/w, aor. 1 -estu/ghsa S. OC 692 (lyr.), -e/stuca Opp. H. 4.370 : aor. 2 a)pe/stu^gon Call. Aet. 1.1.11 , Del. 223 , Nic. Al. 406 , Parth. 36.2 : pf. with pres. sense, -estu/ghka Hdt. 2.47 :—hate violently, abhor, Hdt.l.c., S. OC 186 , 692 , E. Ion 488 (lyr. in S. and E. ); a). u(/dwr (in comparison with wine) Melanipp. 4 ; a)/mustin Call. Aet. l.c.: c. inf., a). gambro\n a)/n oi( gene/sqai *(ippoklei/dea Hdt. 6.129 . a)postu^/g-hsis, ews, h(, abhorrence, Sch. A. Ch. 79 . a)postu^pa/zw, drive off with blows, Archil. 127 . (Cf. stu/pos.) a)postu^feli/zw, drive away by force from, tina/ tinos Il. 18.158 , AP 7.603 ( Jul. Aegypt.). a)postu/fw [u_], draw up, contract, of the effect of astringents, drime/a . . w(/ste a)postu/fein arist. Pr. 863a18 , cf. Thphr. CP 2.8.1 ; xei/lea a). screw them up,AP 7.536 ( Alc. ):— Pass. , pf., ou)=ra d' a)pe/stuptai are stopped, Nic. Th. 433 . of preparing tissues for dyes, mordant, PHolm. 9.14 . a)postu/fwn: th=| fwnh= sklhro/s, Hsch. a)posugxwre/w, give up, withdraw, Sch. Ar. Nu. 107 . a)posu_k-a/zw, gather figs, Amips. 33 ( Pass. ). squeeze figs, to try whether they are ripe: metaph. of informers, with a play on sukofanti/a, Ar. Eq. 259 . a)posu_k-i/zw, = foreg. 1 , Sch. Nic. Al. 319 . a)posu_la/w, strip off spoils from a person: hence, strip off or take away from, ti/ tinos Pi. P. 4.110 . rob, defraud one of a thing, o(/s m' . . a)pesu/lhsen pa/tras S. OC 1330 ; o(/te e)kra/thsen h(mw=n a)pesu/lhsen a)\ e)du/nato Is. 5.30 ; a). tina/ ti E. Alc. 870 (lyr.), X. An. 1.4.8 :— Pass. , a)posula=sqai/ ti A. Pr. 172 (lyr.); i(era\ -sulhqe/nta tw=n a)naqhma/twn Jul. Or. 7.228b . carry off, th\n *)/artemin Luc. Tox. 2 . a)posumbai/nw, to be absent, of an accidental quality, S.E. M. 7.282 ; a)posumbebhko/ta negative symptoms, e.g. absence of pain, Gal. 18(2).86 . a)posumbib-a/zw, make good a deficiency, POxy. 136.25 (vi A.D.):— hence a)posumbib-asmo/s, o(, ib. 2035 (vi A.D.). a)posumbol . . .: sunanta=n, Hsch. a)posumbouleu/w, dissuade, tini\ poiei=n ti Arr. Epict. 1.23.3 , cf. Phalar. Ep. 58 . metaph., divert, of a stream of blood meeting another, a). tw=| e)pirre/onti Hp. Loc.Hom. 3 . a)posummi/gnu_mi, mingle, Thd. Da. 11.6 . a)posun-a/gw [a^g], recover a man from, a)po\ le/pras LXX 4 Ki. 5.3 . a)posun-a/gwgos [a^g], on, expelled from the synagogue, Ev.Jo. 9.22 , etc. a)posun-eqi/zw, wean one from, to\ bre/fos tou= mastou= Sor. 1.116 :— Pass. , ibid. a)posun-erge/w, thwart, oppose, ib. 27 , al., S.E. P. 1.212 ; of planetary influence, Ptol. Tetr. 3 . a)posun-e/rghsis, ews, h(, adverse influence, Id. Phas.Praef. 8 . a)posun-i/sthmi, appoint a representative, tina\ katelqei=n ei)s *)aleca/ndreian Poxy. 1274.9 (iii A. D.):— Pass. , PGen. 44.28 (iii A. D.). recommend, introduce one person to another, c. acc. et dat., Phamb. 27.1 , AB 436 . a)posun-ta/ssw, order to be supplied, PS 14.418 (iii B. C.). a)posu_riggo/w, make a channel for, Hp. Oss. 18 :— Pass. , Id. Loc. Hom. 12 . a)posu_ri/zw, whistle aloud for want of thought, or to show indifference, ma/kr' a)posuri/zwn h.Merc. 280 :— Pass. , sound like whistling, Luc. VH 2.5 . a)po/surma, atos, to/, that which is peeled cff, abrasion, Hp. Liqu. 2 , Dsc. 1.30 . mark left by a rope dragged along, POxy. 69.8 (ii A. D.). rubbish left in working mines, Arist. Mir. 833a29 . a)posu/rw [u_], tear away, S. Fr. 416 , EM 127.19 ; fluktai/nas Philum. Ven. 33.3 ; to\ -sesurme/non torn flesh, Gal. 13.457 , cf. Orib. 44.18.2 ( Pass. ); ta\s e)pa/lceis Th. 7.43 ; but tou\s polemi/ous (sc. a)po\ tou= tei/xous) Plb. 10.15.1 ; lay bare, strip, me/twpon e)s o)ste/on Theoc. 22.105 , th\n e)pipolh=s gh=n Plb. 34.10.10 ; skim off, to\ pimelw=des Sor. 2.13 . a)posussi_te/w, absent oneself from the public table (sussi/tia), Pl. Lg. 762c . a)posusta^tika\ gra/mmata letter of recommendation, power of attorney, PSI 3.236.20 (iii/iv A. D.), PLond.ined. 2222 (iv A. D.); to\ a). POxy. 1642.8 (iii A. D.), PLond.ibid. a)po/sfagma, atos, to/, = u(po/sfagma , Ael. NA 1.34 . a)posfa/zw, in Att. Prose a)posun-sfa/ttw Lys. 13.78 , Pl. Euthphr. 4c , etc.: plpf. -esfa/kein D.C. 78.7 :— Pass. , aor. -esfa/ghn [u^] Hdt. 4.84 : fut. -sfa^gh/somai Ar. Th. 750 :—cut the throat of a person, a). tina\ e)s a)/ggos so that the blood runs into a pail, Hdt. 4.62 : generally, slay, Ar. Ach. 327 , Th. 7.86 , Pl.l.c., etc.:— Med. , cut one's throat, X. Cyr. 3.1.25 :— Pass. , a)posfagei/hn pro/teron a)\n h)\ kaqufei/mhn Men. Epit. 184 . a)posfair-i/zomai, Pass. , to be thrown off like a ball, Arist. Pr. 936b36 . later in Act. , jerk away like a ball, Tz. ad Lyc. 17 . a)posfai/r-isis, ews, h(, throwing off, flinging as a ball, ibid. a)posfairo/w, round off, make into balls, Ath. 2.42f . a)posfa^kel-i/zw, to have one's limbs frost-bitten and mortified, i(/ppoi e)n krumw=| e(stew=tes a). Hdt. 4.28 , cf. Ar. Fr. 424 . fall into convulsions, Plu. Lyc. 16 . a)posfa^ke/l-isis, ews, h(, gangrene, sarkw=n Hp. Art. 69 (pl.). a)posfa/llw, aor. 1 -e/sfhla (v. infr.):— lead astray, drive in baffled course, o(/ntina prw=ton a)/posfh/lwsin a)/ellai e)s pe/lagos Od. 3.320 ; mh/ . . sfas a)posfh/leie po/noio lest he balk them of the fruits of toil, Il. 5.567 . cause to err, Lib. Or. 59.147 . mostly in Pass. , esp. in aor. 2 a)pesfa/lhn [a^], to be balked or disappointed of, th=s e)lpi/dos Hdt. 6.5 ; to be deprived of, frenw=n Sol. 33.4 , A. Pr. 472 ; gnw/mhs Id. Pers. 392 ; ou)si/as a)reth=s a)pesfalme/noi mistaken as to the nature of . ., Pl. Lg. 950b ; fail in reaching, *)itali/as Plu. Pyrrh. 15 : abs., make a mistake, D. 26.3 ; a)posfa/llesqai ei)/s ti go astray, Plu. 2.392b : rare in literal sense, miss one's footing, a)posfalei\s e)c u(/yous e)/pese Id. Per. 13 . a)posfalma/w, fall headlong, of a horse, Plb. Fr. 18 . a)posfa/c, a/gos, o(, h(, broken off, abrupt, bh=ssa Nic. Th. 521 . a)posfa/ttw, v. a)posfa/zw. a)posfendon-a/w, hurl from or as from a sling, D.S. 2.50 , Luc. JTr. 33 :— Pass. , LXX 4 Ma. 16.21 , Plu. 2.1062a . a)posfendo/n-htos, on, driven away by the sling, ib. 293b . a)posfhko/w, untie, loosen, Nonn. D. 21.152 , al. a)posfh/lwsis, ews, h(, failure, Suid. a)posfhn-o/w, wedge tight in, a)posfhnwqei\s de/ndrw| ta\s xei=ras Eust. ad D.P. 369 ; li/qos ei)s futo\n -wqei/s Aët. 16.21 ; compress as by a wedge, Ph. Bel. 76.25 , Hero Bel. 77.3 . sens. obsc., Mim. Oxy. 413.17 . plug a tooth, Paul.Aeg. 6.28 . a)posfh/n-wma, atos, to/, wedgeshaped block, PFay. 331 (ii A. D.). a)posfh/n-wsis, ews, h(, impaction of an infant in childbirth, Paul.Aeg. 3.76 . a)po-sfi/ggw, squeeze tight, compress, bind up, trau=ma cj. Littre/ in Hp. Art. 69 ; siago/nas Luc. Luct. 19 ; lo/gos a)pesfigme/nos a close-packed style, Id. Rh.Pr. 9 . a)po/-sfigcis, ews, h(, squeezing tight, Hp. Fract. 11 (pl.), Art. 69 (pl.):—in form a)po/-sficis, ligature above a poisonous bite, Philum. Ven. 22.4 , cf. Leonid. ap. Orib. 45.23.78 , Antyll.ib. 7.9.2 . a)posfra_g-i/zw, seal up, Plu. Alex. 2 ( Pass. ):— Med. , E. Or. 1108 , Theopomp.Hist. 265 . unseal, D.L. 4.59 . a)posfra_/g-isma, atos, to/, impression of a seal, Plin. Ep.Traj. 74 , Ath. 13.585d ; also, the seal itself, signet, LXX Je. 22.24 . sealed copy, IG 12(7).237.69 (Amorgos, i B. C.). stamped receipt for goods taken, PRev.Laws 31.19 (iii B. C.). a)posfra_g-isth/s: resignator, Gloss. a)posfr-ai/nw, make to smell, glh/xwni au(to\n a)posfrai/nei he gives himself a whiff of pennyroyal, AP 11.165 ( Lucill. ), cf. Sor. 2.85 , Orib. 8.6.1 :— Pass. , h(/rmosen a)posfranqe/n when smelt at, Dsc. 1.54 . a)posfr-ante/on, one must cause to smell, au)ta\s toi=s dusw/desi Aspasia ap. Aët. 16.72 . a)posfu/dou: karterei=n AB 436 , Suid. a)posfu^rhla^te/w, shape on the anvil, Lib. Decl. 51.16 . a)posxa/zw, stronger form of sxa/zw, a). fle/ba open a vein, Crates Com. 41 , Arist. HA 514b2 :— Pass. , to be lanced, of a gargarew/n, Hp. Prog. 23 . scarify, Antyll. ap. Orib. 7.18.2 . let go, sxasthri/an Hero Bel. 79.3 :— Med. , let go a stage machine, Id. Aut. 20.4 . a)posxa^li/dwma, atos, to/, (sxali/s) forked piece of wood for propping hunting-nets, X. Cyn. 10.7 . a)po/-sxa^sis, ews, h(, opening of a vein, Hp. Epid. 7.66 (but possibly scarification). letting go, in an engine, Ph. Bel. 74.51 . a)po-sxaste/on, one must scarify, Paul.Aeg. 4.21 . a)po-sxa/w, = a)posxa/zw 1 , Hp. Morb. 2.38 , Arist. HA 512a30 . a)posxedia/zw, = au)tosxedia/zw , make off hand, no/mos a)pesxediasme/nos Arist. EN 1129b25 , cf. Ael. Tact. 21.2 . act off hand or at random, ta\ polla/ Jul. Ep. 89a , cf. Sch. Ar. Pax 990 , etc. write off hand, peri/ tinos Plb. 12.3.7 ; extemporize, Ath. 3.125c , Philostr. VA 5.37 :— Pass. , ta\ muqikw=s -esxediasme/na Phld. Sign. 38 . a)po/-sxesis, cws, h(, abstinence, tino/s Plu. 2.123c (pl.): abs., ib. 125d (pl.); tw=n brwma/twn Str. 16.2.37 (pl.). division, xro/nou Artem. 4.2 (pl.). a)po-sxete/on, (a)pe/xomai) = a)fekte/on , one must abstain, oi)/nou Hp. Acut. 63 . a)po-sxetikh/: dimissoria, Gloss. a)posxetlia/zw, strengthd. for sxetlia/zw, Phryn. PS p.63B. a)po/sxhma, atos, to/, figure, copy, tino/s Sch.Stob. p.463 Heeren. a)posxhma^ti/zw, shape, fashion, in Pass. , e)rgasi/ai ei)s zw=|a -esxhmatisme/nai Socr. Ep. 28 , cf. Philostr. VS 1 Praef. a)po-sxi/zw, split, cleave off, a)po\ d' e)/sxisen au)th/n [th\n pe/trhn] Od. 4.507 ; tear off, E. Alc. 172 , Opp. H. 2.623 . sever, detach from, tina\ a)po\ tou= summaxikou= Hdt. 6.9 ; a). *audou/s part them off, separate them, Pl. Plt. 262e ; th\n i)di/an yuxh\n th=s tw=n logikw=n M.Ant. 4.29 :— Pass. , a)posxisqh=nai a)po/ . ., of a river being parted from the main stream, Hdt. 2.17 , 4.56 ; of a tribe detached from its parent stock, Id. 1.58 , 143 ; a)po\ th=s mega/lhs flebo\s -sxi/zetai Arist. HA 514b10 : c. gen., a)posxisqe/ntes th=s a)/llhs stratih=s Hdt. 8.35 , cf. 7.233 , Pl. Plt. 267b , etc.:— Med. , separate oneself, Id. Lg. 728b ; tou= sofistou= Lib. Or. 3.24 . metaph., a). tina\ tou= lo/gou cut him off from his speech, interrupt him in it, Ar. Nu. 1408 . a)po-sxi/s, i/dos, h(, mostly in pl., a)posxi/des branches of veins, Hp. Oss. 6 , Aret. CA 2.2 ; o)stw=n Gal. 18(2).781 ; of a mountain, spurs, Str. 11.12.4 . sg., branch of the bile-duct, Gal. 2.578 . a)po/-sxi^sis, ews, h(, division, branching, of a vein, Arist. HA 514a13 , Aret. CA 2.2 . a)po/-sxisma, atos, to/, that which is severed, M.Ant. 4.29 . a)posxoini/zw, separate by a cord: hence generally, bar, exclude, a)pesxoinisme/nos pa=si toi=s e)n th=| po/lei dikai/ois D. 25.28 : abs., Plu. 2.443c ; a)reth=s Ph. 1.205 ; a). tina/ tinos ib. 219 , cf. Lib. Decl. 23.45 . a)posxola/zw, rest, recreate oneself, e)/n tini Arist. EN 1176b17 . have leisure for, devote oneself to, tw=| oi)/nw| Ael. VH 12.1 . spend one's leisure with one, go to him for teaching, Ps.- Hdt. Vit.Hom. 5 , 34 . a)po/sxolos, on, shunning the schools, f.l. in Timo 50 . a)posw/|zw, save or preserve from, no/sou S. Ph. 1379 ; e)k tw=n nauagi/wn -swqe/ntes Luc. Herm. 86 ; a). oi)/kade bring safe home, X. HG 7.2.19 , cf. An. 2.3.18 . keep safe, Pl. Phlb. 26c , Lg. 692c , IG 2.268 ; a). patro\s gnw/mas keep them in mind, remember, E. Fr. 362.2 . preserve, th\n ta/cin, of the pulse, Gal. 14.635 . Pass. , a)poswqh=nai e)s . . to get safe to a place, Hdt. 5.87 , 7.229 , X. HG 1.3.22 ; e)pi\ qa/lattan ib. 3.1.2 : abs., get off safe, Hdt. 2.107 , al. intr. in Act. , a). genome/nh come safely into being, Pl. Ep. 336b . a)poswmatwsis [a^t], ews, h(, conversion from corporeal substance, u(da/twn Zos.Alch. p.107 B. a)poswreu/w, heap up, accumulate, AB 432 , Hsch. s.v. a)poqhsame/nh. a)pota^gh/, h(, (a)pota/ssw) renunciation of a claim, PLond. 3.1007.18 (vi A. D.). disinheriting, PMasp. 97 ii 53 (vi A. D.). a)pota^ghni/zw, v. a)pothgani/zw. a)po/tagma, atos, to/, prohibition, Iamb. VP 28.138 (pl., dub.). a)pota/dhn [a^d], Adv., (tei/nw) stretched at length, Luc. Zeux. 4 , Ael. NA 4.21 ; a). tre/xein Poll. 6.175 . diffusely, prolixly, Philostr. VS 1 Praef., cf. 1.15.4 ; cune/steile tou\s xorou\s a). o)/ntas Id. VA 6.11 ; a). fqeggo/menon [fqe/gma khru/kwn] Poll. 4.94 ; also with kata/, tw=n kata\ a). lo/gwn a)kh/koas Herm. in Phdr. p.184A. a)pota/dwn: e)ktetame/nwn, Hsch. a)po-takte/on, one must exclude, *(hrakle/a tw=n xqoni/wn qew=n Philostr. VA 8.7.9 . a)po-takth/r, h=ros, o(, anchorite, hermit, POxy. 1311 (v A. D.). a)po-taktiko/s, o(, = foreg., PFlor. 71.722 (iv A. D.). a)po-takti=tai, oi(, name of a heretical sect, Anatolian Studies p.86 (iv/v A.D.):— a)po-tistai/ (= -th=res) is f.l. in Jul. Or. 7.224b . a)po/-taktos, on, set apart for a special use, siti/a Hdt. 2.69 ; a)po/takton, to/, 'speciality', Philem. 76 ; a). xrei/a Heliod. ap. Orib. 49.4.7 . settled, appointed, h(me/ra Critias 6.27 D. ; fixed, e)kfo/rion PTeb. 42.12 (ii B. C.); fo/ros POxy. 280.17 (i A. D.), etc.:—Subst. a)po/-takton, to/, fixed rent, ib. 1124.9 (i A. D.); prescribed sum, PFay. 39 (ii A. D.), Porph. Abst. 4.17 ; i(ero\n a). imperial assessment, POxy. 1662.14 (iii A. D.). set apart for punishment, Herod. 3.69 ; cf. a)/paktos. Adv. -tws in isolation, Phld. D. 3 Fr. 1 . a)po-ta^mi/a, h(, larder, Cael.Aur. CP 3.21 (fort. -iei/a):—Adj. a)po-ta^miako/s, h/, o/n, Cat.Cod.Astr. 8(4).338 . a)pota^mieu/omai, lock up, keep, Ael. VH 1.12 , cf. PSI 4.428.28 (iii B.C.). a)pota/mnw, Dor. and Ion. for a)pote/mnw. a)pota^nu/w, = a)potei/nw, th\n xei=ra Hp. Fract. 8 . a)pota/cion: a)po/pompon, Hsch. a)po/tacis, ews, h(, (a)pota/ssw) separate assessment for tribute, Antipho Fr. 55 . a)potarta^ro/omai, metaph., suffer hell, e)n tai=s a)pobolai=s tai=s xrhma/twn Phld. Herc. 1251.20 . a)po/ta^sis, ews, h(, lengthening, prolongation, o(/swn e)/stin a). th=s fwnh=s, i.e. o(/swn a)potei/netai h( fwnh/, Arist. HA 545a17 . cf. de An. 420b8 . stretching out, th=s xeiro/s Sor. 1.101 ; tw=n podw=n Plu. 2.670d ; teta/nou i)/dion h( e)s eu)qu\ a). Aret. SA 1.6 . distension, of the breast, Sor. 1.87 . reference, h( a). pro\s *klutaimh/stran Sch. S. El. 1070 , cf. A.D. Synt. 35.28 ,al. a)pota/ssw, Att. a)po/-ttw, set apart, assign specially, xw/ran tini/ Pl. Tht. 153e ; detach soldiers, Plb. 6.35.3 , etc., cf. POxy. 475.27 (ii A. D.):— Pass. , a)potetagme/nh a)rxh/ distinct office, Arist. Pol. 1322a26 ; a)potetagme/noi th=| katoiki/a| xrhmatistai/ PFay. 12 (ii B. C.): generally, to be fixed, appointed, xw=ros Plu. 2.120b ; ear-mark, a)rgu/rion ei)s dhmoqoini/an -tetagme/non IG 12(7).515.91 (Amorgos), cf. BCH 46.397 (Mylasa). appoint, settle definitely, Arist. HA 585b36 . remove, exclude, to/pon tou= ko/smou Philostr. VA 3.35 ; e(auto/n tinwn Id. Im. 2.19 . Med, a)pota/ssomai/ tini bid adieu to a person, part from them, Ev.Luc. 9.61 , Act.Ap. 18.21 , Ev.Marc. 6.46 , J. AJ 11.8.6 , BGU 884 ii 14 (ii/iii A. D.), Aesop. 64 , Lib. Decl. 45.28 ; have done with, get rid of a person, POxy. 298.31 (i A. D.); a). tw=| bi/w| commit suicide, Cat.Cod.Astr. 8 (<*>). 136.17 : also c. dat. rei, renounce, give up, toi=s e(autou= u(pa/rxousin Ev.Luc. 14.33 ; trofh=| J. AJ 11.6.8 ; tai=s mi/cesi, of the Vestals, Sor. 1.32 ; pa/qesi Ph. 1.116 , cf. Iamb. VP 3.13 , Phryn. 15 . a)potauro/omai, Pass. , to be like a bull, de/rgma leai/nhs a)potaurou=tai dmwsi/n casts the savage glance of a lioness on them, E. Med. 188 (lyr.). of Io, to be changed into a heifer, Erot. s.v. kerxnw/dea. a)po/tauros, on, apart from the bull, Arist. HA 595b19 . a)po/ta^fos, on, not buried in one's ancestral tomb, Din. Fr. 16.5 . buried separately, IG 12(1).656 (Rhodes), Hsch., EM 131.43 . a)pota/fr-eusis, ews, h(, circumvallation, D.H. 9.9 (pl.). a)potafr-eu/w, fence off with a ditch, X. An. 6.5.1 , HG 5.4.38 ; for defence or offence, D.H. 2.37 , 3.41 . a)pote/ggw, dip, Hp. Morb. 2.56 . a)po/tegma, atos, to/, (ti/ktw) product, nou= kai\ lo/gou Sophon. in de An. 52.30 . a)potei/nw, 3 pl. pf. Pass. a)pote/tantai Luc. Zeux. 4 :—stretch out, extend, me/ros ti au(tou= Arist. GA 723b22 ; a). e)kei= th\n dia/noian Id. Mem. 452b10 ; tw\ po/de Luc. Merc.Cond. 13 :— Pass. , dre/pana e)k tw=n a)co/nwn ei)s pla/gion a)potetame/na X. An. 1.8.10 ; h( o)/yis a)po\ mikrou= e)no/ptrou po/rrw a)poteinome/nh Arist. Mete. 377b33 , etc. extend, prolong, of the line of an army, X. HG 5.2.40 ( Pass. ); makrote/rous a). misqou/s extend rewards much further, Pl. R. 363d ; esp. of speeches, lo/gon Id. Grg. 466a ; a). makrou\s lo/gous to make long speeches, Id. Prt. 335c , al.; suxno\n lo/gon Id. Grg. 465e ; makra\n r(h=sin a). Id. R. 605d ; of brazen vessels, makro\n h)xei= kai\ a). [th\n h)xh/n] Id. Prt. 329a ; fwnh\ sa/lpiggos o)cu\n a). fqo/ggon Plu. Sull. 7 ; i(stori/as me/sri me/swn nuktw=n a). Id. 2.60a : — Pass. , prooi/mia a)potetame/na w(s e)n dihgh/sews tro/pw| D.H. Rh. 10.13 ; a)poteinome/nou tou= potou= Luc. Merc.Cond. 18 . strain, tighten:— Pass. , paradei/gmata a)kribw=s a)potetame/na tai=s grammai=s severely drawn, Luc. Rh.Pr. 9 :— Med. , exert oneself, u(pe/r tinos about a thing, Id. Am. 17 ; a)potei/nesqai pro/s tina inveigh against . ., D.L. 5.17 , Gal. 18(1).255 . refer, allude, pro/s tina Luc. Nigr. 13 :— Med. , Simp. in Ph. 242.23 :— Pass. , impers., a)potei/netai e)pi/ . . the reference is to . ., Sch. Il. Oxy. 221 xi 25 . intr., extend, a)po\ . ., ei)s . ., Arist. HA 503b16 , 514a34 ; me/xri . . Id. Mete. 343b22 ; a). po/rrw to go too far, Pl. Grg. 458b : c. part., continue doing, a). maxo/menoi Plu. 2.60a . a)po/-teisis, v. a)po/tisis. a)po/-teisma, atos, to/, payment, IG 2.1058.26 , 12(7).62.15 (Amorgos). a)poteix-i/zw, wall off, by way of fortifying, a). to\n *)isqmo/n Hdt. 6.36 :— Pass. , Id. 9.8 . by way of blockade, o( tou\s qeou\s a)poteixi/sas Ar. Av. 1576 ; tou\s e)n th=| a)kropo/lei Th. 4.130 , cf. 1.64 , X. HG 1.3.4 , 2.4.3 :— Pass. , Th. 6.96 : metaph., shut out, e(autw=| th\n fugh/n Hld. 9.20 . keep off by fortification, ta\s katadroma/s Plu. Per. 19 . wall off, separate, o)/rh a)poteixi/zonta th\n *)itali/an a)po/ te *)illuri/wn kai\ *galatw=n Jul. Or. 2.72b . Med. , build a partywall, pro\s a)llh/lous Luc. Am. 28 . unblock by razing a wall, xa/sma Polyaen. 1.3.5 ; dismantle, th\n a)kro/polin Arr. Epict. 4.1.88 . a)potei/x-isis, ews, h(, walling off of a town, blockading, th=s *poteidai/as Th. 1.65 . razing of fortifications, Polyaen. 2.22.3 . a)potei/x-isma, atos, to/, lines of blockade, Th. 6.99 , 7.79 , X. HG 1.3.7 . a)poteix-ismo/s, o(, = a)potei/xisis 1 , Plu. Nic. 18 , etc. a)poteix-iste/on, one must wall off: metaph., diabolh/n Them. Or. 22.278a . a)potekmai/romai, draw signs or proofs from a thing, conclude, c.acc. et inf., A.R. 4.1538 . a)potekno/omai, Pass. , to be deprived of children, LXX Ge. 27.45 . a)po/teknos, on, sterile, Vett. Val. 119.30 . a)pote/lei-os, o(, (te/los) title of a magistrate of the Achaean League, Plb. 16.36.4 : in pl., Id. 10.23.9 ; a). tw=n pezw=n subordinate commander, IG 5(2).293 (Mantinea). a)potelei-o/w or a)potelei-teleo/w, bring to maturity, Aristid. Or. 43(1).13 :— Pass. , come to maturity, Arist. HA 576b7 . a)potelei/-wsis, ews, h(, bringing to perfertion, Plu. Nob. 7 . a)potel-e/simos, h, on, effective, Hsch. s.v. qeminh/sasa. a)pote/l-esis, ews, h(, production, u(grasi/as Epicur. Ep. 2p.50U. , cf. Theol.Ar. 44 . Astrol., influence, Paul.Al. F. 1 . a)pote/l-esma, atos, to/, full completion, mhno/s Arist. Mu. 397a14 ; te/xnhs Plb. 4.78.5 , Plu. Lyc. 30 . event, result, Plb. 2.39.11 , D.S. 1.89 , Phld. Rh. 1.129 S. (pl.), Antyll. ap. Orib. 45.26.4 , M.Ant. 6.42 , etc.; effect, opp. ai)ti/a, Stoic. 2.118 , al., Herm. ap. Stob. 1.41.6 , Procl. Inst. 18 . finished product, Olymp. in Mete. 143.15 ; created objects, in pl., Ph. 2.472 . Astrol., result of certain positions of the stars on human destiny, ta)po\ a)potelesma/twn prorrhqe/nta Phld. D. 1.25 , cf. Plu. Rom. 12 , Artem. 1.9 , PTeb. 276 (ii/iii A. D.); title of works by Helicon and others, Suid. s.v. a)potel-esma^tiko/s, h/, o/n, productive of material objects, te/xnh a)., opp. qewrhtikh/ and praktikh/, S.E. M. 11.197 : generally, productive, tino/s Sor. 1.48 , Gal. 19.475 . astrologically influential, Ptol. Tetr. 90 ; of or for astrology, lo/gos Vett. Val. 332.1 ; -kh/ (sc. te/xnh), h(, Eust. 900.34 , Simp. in Ph. 293.11 ; a)potelesmatika/, name of a work on astrology by Paul.Al. ; oi( -koi/ astrologers, Eust. 193.7 . a)potel-esma^togra^fi/a, h(, nativity plan, Vett.Val. 29.10 , Paul.Al. L. 1 , Porph. in Ptol. 201 . a)potel-esma^tolo/gos, o(, writer on astrology, Theol.Ar. 53 . a)potel-este/on, one must complete, th\n e)ktomh/n Dsc. Ther. 2 . a)potel-estiko/s, h/, o/n, causative, productive, tino/s Epicur. Ep. 1p.14U. , Stoic. 2.149 , Polystr. p.32 W., Pl. Def. 412c , Plu. 2.652a , etc.; final, conclusive, a)poxh/ PTeb. 397.25 (ii A.D.). prob. f.l. for -matiko/s 11 , Porph. Plot. 15 . Gramm., final, su/ndesmos A.D. Synt. 265.27 , al. Adv. -kw=s ib. 268.28 . a)poteleut-a/w, intr., end, e)s tetartai/ous Hp. Aër. 10 , cf. Alex.Aphr. Pr. 2.57 ; ei)s a)ni/as, ei)s h(dona/s, Pl. Prt. 353e , 354b ; a)poteleutw=n at last, Id. Plt. 310e ; ei)s tou)nanti/on kai\ to\ a)/meinon Arist. Metaph. 983a18 ; h( o)ligarxi/a ei)s dh=mon a)peteleu/thsen Id. Pol. 1305b11 . a)poteleut-h/, h(, = sq., a). ei)/s ti poiei=sqai Antyll. ap. Orib. 44.22.1 . a)poteleu/t-hsis, ews, h(, ending, ei^/s ti Hp. Loc.Hom. 3 , Thphr. Ign. 54 . result, do/ca dianoi/as a). Pl. Sph. 264a ; completion, accomplishment, Dam. Pr. 67 , 113 . a)potele/w, fut. -tele/sw, Att. -telw=, bring to an end, complete a work, Hdt. 5.92 .h/, X. HG 3.2.10 , Pl. Plt. 308e , etc.:— Pass. , Th. 4.69 : pf. part. a)potetelesme/nos perfect, e)pi/tropos X. Oec. 13.3 . produce, nosh/mata Pl. Ti. 84c , cf. Epicur. Ep. 1p.20U. , M.Ant. 10.26 , etc.: — Pass. , Arist. Cael. 268b26 . pay or perform what is due, ta\s eu)xa/s sfi a). Hdt. 2.65 ; tw=| qew=| ta\ pa/tria Id. 4.180 ; of rent or tribute, ta\ nomizo/mena X. Cyr. 3.2.19 ; a)parxh\n tw=n e)k th=s gh=s Pl. Lg. 806e ; pay or suffer, paraplh/sia toi=s *kambu/sou paqh/masin ib. 695e . accomplish, perform, ta\ kaqh/konta X. Cyr. 1.2.5 ; prostaxqe/nta Pl. Lg. 823d ; ta\ prosh/konta Id. Criti. 108d ; a). a)/rton accomplish the making of bread, Hp. VM 3 ; e(\n u(f' e(no\s e(/rgon a)/rist' a)potelei=tai Arist. Pol. 1273b10 . esp. of astral influences, Ptol. Tetr. 1 , D.C. 45.1 , etc.; cf. a)pote/lesma. c. Astrol., make a forecast, peri\ zwh=s Ps. Ptol. Centil. 215 . render of a certain kind, th\n po/lin a). eu)dai/mona make the state quite happy, Pl. Lg. 718b ; a)mei/nous e)k xeiro/nwn a). Id. Plt. 297b , cf. Lg. 823d ; toiou/tous a)/ndras w(/ste . . Plb. 6.52.11 :—in Med. , a)/mempton fi/lon a)potele/sasqai make him without blame towards himself. X. Lac. 2.13 :— Pass. , tu/rannos a)nti\ prosta/tou a)potetelesme/nos Pl. R. 566d ; e)nu/pnion te/leon a). turns out . ., ib. 443b . fill up, satiate, ta\s e)piqumi/as Id. Grg. 503d :— Pass. , Id. R. 558e , al. Pass. , to be worshipped, Id. Smp. 188d . a)potelwne/omai, get discharge from the customs, PLond.ined. 2092 (iii B. C.). a)potema^xi/zw, (te/maxos) cut a portion off, sever, Herm. in Phdr. p.92 A. :— Pass. , th=s a)potetemaxisme/nhs yuxh=s ib. p.166A. , cf. Syrian. in Metaph. 40.35 . a)pote/mnw, Ep. , Ion. , and Dor. a)poteleut-ta/mnw, fut. -temw=: aor. 2 Ion. and Dor. -e/tamon, Att. -e/temon:— Pass. , fut. a)potmhqh/somai Lys. 6.26 : —cut off, sever, parhori/as a)pe/tamne Il. 8.87 ; a)po\ stoma/xous a)rnw=n ta/me 3.292 , etc.; xrw=t' a)po\ pa/nta kai\ a)/rqra temw= xeri/ S. Ph. 1207 ; th\n kefalh/n Hdt. 2.39 , cf. IG 4.952.2 (Epid.); ta\ ske/lea Hdt. 2.40 ; th\n r(i\na kai\ ta\ w)=ta Id. 3.154 , etc.; amputate, X. Mem. 1.2.54 , Hp. Art. 69 ; excise, Id. Haem. 2 , cf. Dsc. Eup. 1.12 ( Pass. ); decapitate, a)lektruo/na PMag.Par. 1.38 :— Pass. , to be cut off, ta\ a)krwth/ria a)potmhqh/sesqai Lys. 6.26 ; th\n glw=ttan a)potmhqei/s Aeschin. 1.168 (s. v.l.; e)ktm. Suid. ); th\n kefalh/n Luc. Nav. 33 ; to\n tra/xhlon Arr. Epict. 1.2.27 . cut off, divide, sever, in a geographical sense, o( *(/alus . . a)pota/mnei sxedo\n pa/nta th=s *)asi/hs Hdt. 1.72 ; o)/rea u(yhla\ a). [th\n xw/rhn] Id. 4.25 : mathematically, h(/misu . . h( grammh\ a). Pl. Men. 85a , cf. Arist. Mech. 849a37 :— Med. , Pl. Phlb. 42b :— Pass. , of troops, to be cut off from the main body, X. An. 3.4.29 . cut off, check, put an end to, ta\s mhxana/s Cratin. 289 (s. v.l.). cut off, separate in argument, Pl. Lg. 753c :— Med. , Arist. Metaph. 1003a24 :— Pass. , to be so cut off or abstracted, Id. Ph. 202b8 . a). ta\ balla/ntia to be a cut-purse, Pl. R. 348d . cut open, i(erei=on Plu. Cim. 18 . a)potemei=n: a(gni/sai, Hsch. Med. , cut off for oneself, a)potamno/menon kre/a e)/dmenai Il. 22.347 ; a). plo/kamon Hdt. 4.34 ; th\n xw/rhn a). ta/fron o)ruca/menoi ib. 3 ; a). tou= w)to/s cut off a bit of . ., ib. 71 . cut off, with a view of appropriating, penth/kont' a)ge/lhs a)peta/mneto . . bou=s h.Merc. 74 ; ta\s *qure/as e)ou/sas th=s *)argoli/dos moi/rhs a)potamo/menoi e)/sxon Hdt. 1.82 ; xw/ran, o)rga/da, Isoc. 5.122 , D. 13.32 , etc.(in Pass. , of the coutry cut off, Hdt. 1.82 , etc.); a). w(s me/gista tw=n *)aqhnai/wn cut off as much power as possible from them, Th. 8.46 : also c. gen., xw/ras a)pota/mnesqai cut off a part of . ., SIG 56.24 (Argos, v B.C.), cf. Isoc. 1.88 ; *foini/khs a). *)arabi/as te to have a slice or portion of . ., Theoc. 17.86 . cut off from common use, consecrate, u(/las Luc. Sacr. 10 . subtend, of the chord of an arc, S.E. M. 1.304 . a)po/tecis, ews, h(, bringing to the birth, Ph. 2.466 , Hierocl. p.7 A. , Sor. 1.6 , S.E. M. 5.53 , Olymp. Vit.Pl. p.1 W. a)potera^teu/omai, Pass. , (te/ras) to be astonished as by a prodigy, Ps.Callisth. 3.17 . a)poterma^t-i/zw, bound, limit, define, Anon, Geog.Comp. 19 , cf. 10 ( Pass. ); bring to an end, lo/gon dub. in Phld. D. 3.14 . Med. , look towards, ei)/s ti prob. for a)potelm- in Hp. Decent. 3 . a)poterma^t-ismo/s, o(, limitation, th=s o(ra/sews Gem. 16.5 a)poterma^/t-wsis, ews, h(, = foreg., EM 583.17 . a)poteterma^tisme/nws, Adv. definitely, Hsch. s.v. a)mfite/rmws. a)potetra^gwni/zw, square, Hero *Stereom. 2.60.3 . a)potetrai/nw, aor. 1 part. -trh/sas, perforate, Hp. Steril. 222 . a)po/-teugma, atos, to/, failure, Arist. VV 1251b20 , Phld. Rh. 1.67S. , Vit. p.35J. , D.S. 1.1 , Cic. Att. 13.27.1 , etc. a)po-teukte/w, = a)potugxa/nw , Phot. s.v. ou)k a)poteukth/seis. a)po-teuktiko/s, h/, o/n, causing failure or miscarriage, tino/s Hippod. ap. Stob. 4.39.26 ; liable to failure, Phld. Rh. 1.72 S. , Arr. Epict. 3.6.6 , 3.26.14 , Ptol. Tetr. 161 . Adv. -kw=s without success, Arr. Epict. 4.10.6 . a)po/-teucis, ews, h(, miscarriage, failure, Pl. Ax. 368d , Phld. Mus. p.14K. (pl.); e)lpi/dos Plu. Galb. 23 ; of an electoral defeat, Id. Mar. 5 . a)potefro/w, reduce to ashes, Dsc. 5.81 , Poll. 1.167 :— Pass. , tw=n -tefroume/nwn u(lw=n Lyd. Mag. 3.70 . a)pothga^ni/zw, (th/ganon) eat off the gridiron, eat broiled, Pherecr. 123 , Phryn.Com. 57 , Machoap. Ath. 13.582e ; written a)petagh/nisa in Sotad.Com. 1.1 . a)poth/kw, meltaway from, au)th=s th=s fu/sews a). meltaway a part of . ., Pl. Ti. 65d ; tetulwme/na ble/fara a). reduce them, Dsc. 5.99 : metaph., Plu. 2.451f :— Pass. , a)peta/kh au)tou= tri/a ta/lanta Hdt. 1.50 , cf. Epicur. Ep. 2 . p.49U. ; a)peta/khsan oi( masqoi/ (prob. for a)peta/qhsan),), Luc. DMort. 28.2 . a)po-th=le, afar off, h)i+o/nwn AP 7.637 (Antip.), cf. APl. 4.86 . a)po-thlo/qen: makro/qen, Hsch. a)po-thlo/qi, = foreg., A.R. 4.728 . a)po-thlou=, = foreg., Od. 9.117 , A.R. 4.1092 , etc. a)po/thcis, ews, h(, melting away, discharging, Hp. Morb.Sacr. 5 ; of snow, Str. 4.1.12 . a)pothre/w, wait for, watch for, D.S. 14.21 (Dind. e)pit-). a)poti/ba^tos, on, Dor. and poet. for a)pro/sbatos, S. Tr. 1030 (lyr.). a)poti/qhmi, put away, stow away, de/pas d' a)pe/qhk' e)ni\ xhlw=| Il. 16.254 , cf. X. An. 2.3.15 ; a). ei)s desmwth/rion Lycurg. 112 : metaph., 'pigeon-hole', class, Phlp. in Ph. 361.22 . expose a child, Pl. Tht. 161a . Med. (aor. I part. a)poqhsame/nh Hsch. ), put away from oneself, lay aside, teu/xea ka/l' a)poqe/sqai e)pi\ xqoni/ Il. 3.89 ; th\n *skuqikh\n stolh\n a). put it off, Hdt. 4.78 ; a). ko/mas cut it off, in mourning, E. Hel. 367 (lyr., tm.); a). to\n no/mon set aside, i.e. disregard, the law, Th. 1.77 ; a). ta\n *)afrodi/tan quell desire, E. IA 558 (lyr.); a). r(a|qumi/an D. 4.8 , 8.46 ; o)rgh/n Plu. Cor. 19 ; a)rxh/n Id. Pomp. 23 . put away from oneself, avoid, a)poqe/sqai e)niph/n wipe away the reproach, Il. 5.492 , cf. Hes. Op. 762 ; no/ston e)/xqiston a)peqh/kato Pi. O. 8.68 , cf. 10(11).40 . put by for oneself, stow away, Ar. Eq. 1219 , X. Cyr. 6.1.15 ; a). trofh\n toi=s neottoi=s Arist. HA 619a20 ; a). tina\ ei)s fulakh/n Plb. 23.10.8 ; freq. of drugs, Dsc. 4.136 , al., cf. PEleph. 12 (iii B.C.); e)n fulakh=| Ev.Matt. 14.3 . bury, IG 14.1974 . a)poti/qesqai ei)s au)=qis put off, defer, E. IT 376 , Pl. Grg. 449b , X. Smp. 2.7 , etc.; ei)s tou\s pai=das a). ta\s timwri/as Lys. Fr. 53.3 . reserve, keep back, Pl. Lg. 887c , Din. 1.30 . a)peqh/kato ko/lpwn, of a woman, laid down the burden of her womb, i.e. bore a child, Call. Dian. 25 ; a). w)di=nas Str. 10.5.2 : but, mhde\n a)poti/qesqai tw=n gignome/nwn expose none of one's children, Arist. Pol. 1335b22 . a). xro/non ei)/s ti employ, bestow time upon it, Plb. 18.9.10 . set a fracture, Pall. in Hp.Fract. 12.276 C.; cf. a)po/qesis. a)poti/qhsin: a)poqnh/skei, Hsch. a)poti/ktw, bring to the birth, Pl. Tht. 150c , 182b , Arist. HA 544a3 , al.:— Pass. , ib. 10 , Philostr. VA 1.5 , Iamb. Comm.Math. 4 ; xqono\s h(=s a)pete/xqhn IG 9(1).882.5 (Corcyra). a)poti_la/w, pass, of excrement, ti ai(moeide/s Hippiatr. 75 ; defile, Suid. a)po-ti/llw, fut. -ti^lw= Cratin. 123 : aor. a)pe/ti_la Ar. Fr. 686 :— pluck, pull out, ta\s tri/xas Hdt. 3.16 ; ou)de\n a)poti/las without pulling off any of the fur, Id. 1.123 . pull the hair off, pluck bare, ta\s kefala/s Ar. Lys. 578 , cf. Luc. Gall. 28 ; a)potilw= se th/meron Cratin. l.c.:— Pass. , a)potetilme/nos ska/fion Ar. Av. 806 , cf. Ec. 724 . of a fish, sape/rdhn a)poti=lai Id. Fr. 686 . a)po/-tilma, atos, to/, piece plucked off, graia=n a)poti/lmata phra=n pluckings, Theoc. 15.19 . a)po-tilmo/s, o(, tearing away, Sor. 1.71 . a)poti/mastos [i_], on, dishonoured, Hsch. a)poti_m-a/w, fail to honour, slight, h.Merc. 35 , Call. Fr. 103 , IG 14.1389i i33 . Pass. , to be disfranchised, Phleg. Olymp.Fr. 14 . value, ta\ xrh/mata, of the owner, J. AJ 18.1.1 :— Med. , of the valuer, ibid., cf. 17.13.5 ; fix a price by valuation, di/mnews a)potimhsa/menoi having fixed their price at two minae a head, Hdt. 5.77 ; a). pollou= ai)sxroi\ ei)=nai value it at a high price (i.e. to offer a great deal) that they may not be ugly, Hp. Art. 37 :— Pass. , to be valued, pleio/nwn xrhma/twn Catalog. ap. D. 18.106 . measure, me/tron gh=s J. AJ 5.1.21 . as law-term, in Act. , mortgage a property, D. 30.28 , 41.7 . Pass. , of the property, to be pledged or mortgaged, Id. 30.4 ; tini\ ei)s proi=ka IG 12(7).57 (Amorgos), cf. ib. 2.1138 . a)poti_/m-hma, atos, to/, mortgaged property, security, Lys. Fr. 84S. , Is. 6.36 , D. 30.7 , IG 2.1059.4 . a)poti_/m-hsis, ews , h), pledging of a property, mortgaging, D. 31.11 . = Lat. census, Plu. Crass. 13 , J. AJ 18.2.1 . valuation, Just. Nov. 2.4 . tax, AB 437 , cf. OGI 476.2 (Dorylaeum, i A.D.). a)poti_m-hth/s, ou=, o(, one who receives in pledge, AB 437 . official valuer of property, Lys. Fr. 84S. , Harp. a)po/ti_mos, on, put away from honour, stronger than a)/timos, Hdt. 2.167 ( Comp. ), S. OT 215 (lyr.). a)poti/n-agma [i^], atos, to/, tow, LXX Jd. 16.9 , Sm. Is. 1.31 . a)potin-a/ssw [i^], shake off, E. Ba. 253 :— Med. , a)potina/casqai Gal. 6.821 ; a)poteti/naktai to\ r(h=ma tw=n o)/nwn has got rid of it, LXX 1 Ki. 10.2 . a)po-ti/nu_mi [i_, cf. sq.], Dor. inf. -tinu/men Supp.Epigr. 1.410.9 (Crete, iv B.C.); 3 sg. imper. a)poteinu/tw GDI 5100.11 (ib.), SIG 2680.8 (Syros):—later a)po-ti/nnu_mi, inf. -tinnu/nai, part. -tinnu/ntes, Them. Or. 23.289c , 3.40d , imper. -tinnu/tw J. AJ 4.8.36 , SIG 1109.79 (Athens, ii A.D.):—also a)po-tinnu/w LXX Ge. 31.39 , al., Ph. 2.596 ; a)poteinnue/tw PAvrom. 1 A 26 :—for Med. v. sq. 11.1 . a)poti/nw, Arc. a)putei/w IG 5(2).6.43 (Tegea, iv B.C.), fut. -tei/sw: aor. -e/teisa; Thess. 3 sg. aor. imper. a)ppeisa/ton ib. 9(2).1229 (ii B.C.):— repay, timh\n d' *)argei/ois a)potine/men Il. 3.286 ; eu)ergesi/as a)poti/nein Od. 22.235 . pay for a thing, pri\n . . mnhsth=ras u(perbasi/hn si/hn a)potei=sai ib. 13.193 ; *patro/kloio d' e(/lwra . . a)potei/sh| may atone for making a prey of Patroclus, Il. 18.93 ; su/n te mega/ly a)pe/teisan made atonement with a great price, ib. 4.161 ; a). ai(=ma A. Ag. 1338 (lyr.); plhga\s tw=n u(perau/xwn S. Ant. 1352 . more freq., pay in full, ti/sin ou)k a)potei/sei Orac. ap. Hdt. 5.56 , cf. 3.109 ; zhmi/hn Id. 2.65 ; a)rgu/rion Ar. V. 1255 ; e)ggu/as Antipho 2.2.12 , cf. 5.63 ; xrh/mata Lys. 1.29 ; a)ci/an Luc. DMort. 30.1 ; a)po/teison pay the wager! Ar. Pl. 1059 ; in Law paqei=n h)\ a)potei=sai are opposed to denote personal or pecuniary penalties, e.g. Lexap. D. 21.47 , cf. ib. 25 ; ti/ a)/cio/s ei)mi paqei=n h)\ a).; Pl. Ap. 36b , cf. Plt. 299a , Lg. 843b , al. c. acc. pers., a)la/stwr . . to/nd' a)pe/teisen made him the price, A. Ag. 1503 (lyr.). to\ peprwme/non a). pay the debt of fate, i.e. die, Epigr.Gr. 509 (Thess.). Med. , a)poti/nomai, poet. a)poti/nu^mai (freq. written -ti/nnumai) Il. 16.398 , Hes. Op. 247 (s.v.l.), Thgn. 362 , Hdt. 6.65 : fut. -tei/somai:—to get paid one, exact or require a penalty from, po/lewn d' a)peti/nuto poinh/n Il. 16.398 , etc.: c. dupl. acc., a)potei/sasqai di/khn e)xqrou/s E. Heracl. 852 ; de/ka ta/lant' a). Eup. 317 (dub.), etc. c. acc. pers., a)potei/sasqai/ tina avenge oneself on another, punish him, Od. 5.24 , X. Cyr. 5.4.35 , etc. c. acc. rei, take vengeance for a thing, punish it, ei)/ ke/ pote/ sfi bi/as a)potei/setai Od. 3.216 , cf. 16.255 ; ta\ para/noma . . qeo\s a). Ar. Th. 684 : c. gen. rei, a). tw=n . . i(rw=n katakauqe/ntwn Hdt. 6.101 , v. supr. 1.2 : abs., take vengeance, Thgn. l.c., Sol. 4.16 . [a)poti/nw] has i_ by position before nv in Ep. , i^ in Att. For a)poti/numai, which has i_ by nature, a)potei/numai should perh. be read in early texts; cf. foreg.] a)poti/plastos, on, Dor. for a)prospe/lastos, Hsch. a)po/ti^sis (better a)po/teisis), ews, h(, repayment, Ath. 11.503b . a)potiste/on (better a)poteiste/on), one must pay, zhmi/an X. Lac. 9.5 , cf. PTeb. 71 , Aristid. Or. 46(3).2 . a)po/tistos, on, unwatered, PTeb. 1.71.8 - 9n . (ii B.C.). a)po/titqos, on, put from the breast, weaned, Ph. 2.83 , 332 . a)po-tmh/gw, Ep. for a)pote/mnw, cut off from, mou=non a)potmh/cas po/lios Il. 22.456 ; to\n . . laou= a)potmh/cante 10.364 , etc. cut off, sever, xei=ras a)po\ ci/fei+ tmh/cas 11.146 ; mh/dea Hes. Th. 188 ; klitu=s to/t' a)potmh/gousi xara/drai plough the hill-sides, Il. 16.390 :— Pass. , mou=noi a)potmhge/ntes A.R. 4.1052 : c. gen., tou= e(no/s Dam. Pr. 34 . a)po/-tmhma, atos, to/, anything cut off, piece, Hp. Art. 38 , Gp. 1.14.12 . a)po-tmh/c, h=gos, o(, h(, cut off, sheer, like a)porrw/c, skopih/ A.R. 2.581 . a)po/-tmhcis, ews, h(, cutting off, Anon.Lond. 32.51 . a)po/-tmhsis, ews, h(, cutting off, a)gkuri/wn Ph. Bel. 100.33 (pl.). a)po-tmhte/on, one must cut off, th=s tw=n plhsi/on xw/ras a portion of it, Pl. R. 373d ; one must excise, th\n mh/tran Sor. 2.89 . a)/potmos, on, unhappy, ill-starred, Il. 24.388 , Od. 20.140 ; boa/ A. Pers. 280 (lyr.); po/tmos a)/. E. Hipp. 1144 (lyr.): Comp. -o/teros Mosch. 4.11 : Sup. -o/tatos Od. 1.219 . a)po/tokos (A), o(, propagation, nosh/matos Hp. Art. 49 (pl.). a)po/tokos (B), on, resulting from, tino/s Aret. SD 1.16 , 2.3 . a)potolm-a/w, make a bold venture upon, tini/ Th. 7.67 : c. inf., a). e)pixeirh=sai Lys. 7.28 ; le/gein Aeschin. 3.131 , cf. Plb. 2.45.2 , Ph. 1.233 , etc.:—pf. part. Pass. in act. sense, di' e)leuqeri/as li/an a)potetolmhme/nhs too presumptuous liberty, Pl. Lg. 701b , cf. Plu. Galb. 25 : in pass. sense, ei)pei=n ta\ nu=n a)potet. Pl. R. 503b : abs., a)potolma=| kai\ le/gei Ep.Rom. 10.20 : c.acc., a)nai/resin J. AJ 7.8.3 . a)potolm-hte/on, one must venture, c. inf., le/gein Plu. 2.11d . a)po/tolmos, on, bold, daring, Heph.Astr. 3.34 , Sch. Opp. H. 1.112 . a)potom-a/s, a/dos, h(, pecul. fem. of a)po/tomos, abrupt, sheer, pe/tra D.S. 4.78 , cf. 2.13 . as Subst., split or hewn piece of wood, J. AJ 3.1.2 ; javelin used in athletic games, Poll. 10.64 , Hsch. fiery dart, prob. l. in Tim. Pers. 28 . a)potom-eu/s, e/ws, o(, = foreg. 2 , Poll. 3.151 . a)potom-h/, h(, cutting off, tw=n xeirw=n X. HG 2.1.32 : in pl., Ti. Locr. 97d . piece, segment, a)po\ tou= a)pei/rou Epicur. Ep. 2 . p.37 U.; gh=s Ph. 2.77 , cf. ib. 124 (pl.), Diog.Oen. 24 ; ko/smou Ocell. 3.3 ; toiau/tas e)/xein ta\s a)., of the moon in eclipse, Arist. Cael. 297b25 , cf. 294n4 , Plot. 6.4.7 ; end cut off, Dsc. 5.120 . in Music, difference between lei=mma and to/nos, Gaud.Harm. 14 ; toi=s h(mito/niois tw=| te e)la/ssoni kai\ tw=| mei/zoni, toute/sti tou= te lei/mmatos kai\ th=| a). ib. 16 . Math., compound irrational straight line equivalent to binomial surd with negative sign, Euc. 10.83 , al. branching off, tw=n flebi/wn Arist. HA 497a17 ; place where roads intersect, Plb. 6.29.9 . division of an argument into sections, D.H. Is. 15 . in Tactics, = falaggarxi/a (q.v.), Ascl. Tact. 2.10 , etc. a)potom-i/a, h(, severity, no/mwn D.S. 12.16 , POxy. 237 vii 40 (i A.D.); e)pitimhma/twn Plu. 2.13d ; a)naba/sews BGU 1208.16 (Aug.); fala/ridos Demetr. Eloc. 292 ; peri\ ta\ di/kaia D.H. 8.61 ; of tortures, Ph. 2.287 ; kau=sis dia\ th\n a). Archig. (?) ap. Aët. 9.35 . cutting off, Dem.Ophth. ap. Aët. 7.81 . sheer madness, Ps.-Callisth. 2.12 . a)po/tom-os, on, cut off, strofe/wn a). mh=kos ph/xewn pe/nte IG 11(2).287 A 49 (Delos, iii B.C.); esp. sheer, precipitous, a).e)sti tau/th| h( a)kro/polis Hdt. 1.84 , cf. 4.62 ; a). e)k qala/tths Pl. Criti. 118a ; ta\ a). precipices, Philostr. VA 3.4 ; a)po/tomon w)/rousen ei)s a)na/gkan, metaph. from one who comes suddenly to the edge of a cliff, S. OT 877 (lyr.). Adv. -mws, e)/xein Philostr. VA 2.5 . metaph., severe, relentless, lh=ma E. Alc. 981 (lyr.); kri/sis LXX Wi. 6.6 . Adv. -ws ib. 5.22 , Plb. 18.11.2 , Plu. Crass. 3 , etc.; brusquely, prob. l. in Cic. Att. 10.11.5 . of persons, severe, Ph. 2.268 . of gladiatorial combats, a fight to a finish, e(no/zugon a)po/tomon IGRom. 4.1632 ; a)po/toma alone, Mousei=on kai\ *bibl. 1876 / 8 No. 153 ; monomaxiw=n trei=s h(me/ras a)poto/mons Inscr.Magn. 163.10 , cf. IGRom. 3.360.9 (Sagalassus), CIG 2880 (Branchidae). concise, sugkefalai/wsis Plb. 9.32.6 . c. gen., oi( kaqhghtw=n ou(/tws a)po/tomoi genhqe/ntes offshoots of our founders, Phld. Lib. p.22 O. a)po/tomoi: ou)k e)nergoi/, Hsch. : a)po/tomon: to\n mh\ a)/cion prosi/yews, Id. absolute: Adv. -mws absolutely, ou)de\n tw=n toiou/twn e)sti\n a). ou)/te kako\n ou)/t' a)gaqo/n Isoc. 6.50 , cf. D. 61.4 ; a). a)lhqh/s Phld. Mus. p.98 K.; precisely, in the strictest sense, toi=s o)no/masi xrh=sqai Isoc. 9.10 . a)potoceu/w, shoot off arrows, a)po\ de/ndrwn D.C. 37.2 : metaph., shoot off like an arrow, r(hmati/skia Pl. Tht. 180a , cf. Luc. Rh.Pr. 17 :— Pass. , Id. Prom.Es 2 . shoot a person, tina/ tini Id. Vit.Auct. 24 (codd., katatoc- Cobet). keep off by shooting, loimo/n Id. Alex. 36 . a)potoreu/w, dub. l. for sq., Ph. 1.505 ( Pass. ), Jul. Or. 3.112a . a)potorn-eu/w, round off as by the lathe, ei)s sfai=ran -tetorneume/nos Ph. 1.505 : metaph. of polished language, safh= kai\ stroggu/la . . ta\ o)no/mata a)poteto/rneutai Pl. Phdr. 234e (imitated by Plu. 2.45a ); ke/gxrous Jul. Or. 3.112a ; perio/dous ib. 2.77a . a)poto/rn-wsis, ews, h(, rounding off as by the lathe, Heliod. ap. Orib. 49.7.4 . a)/potos, on, not drinkable, u(/dwr Hdt. 4.81 , Pherecr. 70 ,etc. not drunk from, poth/rion Philostr. VA 4.20 . Act. , never drinking, o)/noi Hdt. 4.192 ; of grasshoppers, Pl. Phdr. 259c ; of birds of prey, Arist. HA 594a1 . not drinking, without drink, a)/sitos a(nh/r, a)/. S. Aj. 324 , cf. X. Cyr. 7.5.53 ; a)/. a)ne/xesqai Arist. HA 596a1 ; not given to drinking, e)dwdoi\ kai\ a)/. Hp. Aër. 1 ; but, unable to drink, Id. Epid. 2.3.7 . in Architecture, a(rmoi\ a)/. not admitting water, of closefitting joints, IG 22.244.90 . a)potra^gei=n, v. a)potrw/gw. a)potra/ghma [a^g], atos, to/, remains of a dessert, v.l. for a)popa/thma , Eup. 284 . a)potra^gopw/gwn, = la/danon , Gal. 12.423 . a)potra^xhli/zw, strangle, sxoini/ois Eun. Hist. p.272 D. a)potra_xu/nw, pf. a)potetra/xuka D.H. Comp. 22 :—make rough or hard: metaph., th\n a(rmogh/n l.c.; but a). th\n a)koh/n grate on the ear, Id. Dem. 43 :— Pass. , to be or become rough or hard, Thphr. HP 6.4.2 . a)potre/kw, = a)potre/xw , barbarism in Ar. Th. 1214 . a)potrep-te/on, one must turn away, divert, Arist. Rh.Al. 1425a35 ; th\n o)/recin e)pi\ ta\ lita/ Plu. 2.125d . -te/os, a, on, to be diverted, r(eu/mata Gal. 16.152 . a)potrep-tiko/s, h/, o/n, fit for dissuading from a thing, tino/s Ps.- Luc. Philopatr. 8 ; a). ei)=dos tw=n lo/gwn Arist. Rh.Al. 1421b9 . preventive, tw=n nomw=n Dsc. 1.70 . a)po/trep-tos, on, abominable, Them. Or. 13.170c . a)potre/p-w, turn away from, ei) de\ su\ . . tin' a)/llon . . a)potre/yeis pole/moio Il. 12.249 , cf. 20.256 ; o(/qen . . a)pe/trape lao\n *)aqh/nh 11.758 ; deter or dissuade from, tino/s tina Th. 3.39 ; tina\ th=s kakourgi/as Id. 6.38 ; th=s gnw/mhs And. 3.21 , etc.: c. inf., a). proswte/rw to\ mh\ poreu/esqai Hdt. 1.105 ; a). boa=n A. Supp.. 900 (lyr.); dhlou=n D. 60.26 , cf. X. Mem. 4.7.5 , 6 : c. part., a). tina\ u(bri/zonta A. Supp. 880 :— Pass. , o( parabai/nein ti boulo/menos tw=| mh\ prou)/xwn a)\n e)pelqei=n -tre/petai Th. 3.11 , cf. Plu. Fab. 19 . c. acc. pers. only, turn away or back, pa/ntas a)pe/trape kai\ memaw=tas Il. 15.276 : c. dat. modi, ou)/ m' e)pe/essin a)potre/yeis memaw=ta 20.256 , cf. 109 ; tou\s a)lazo/nas a). deter them, Pl. Chrm. 173c ; opp. parocu=nai, D. 21.37 ; opp. sumbouleu/w, Arist. Rh. 1391b33 , etc. c. acc. rei, turn back again, poti\ xe/rson e)/ntea nao/s Pi. N. 4.69 . turn aside, avert, a)po\ de\ . . e)/gxeos o(rmh\n e)/trape Hes. Sc. 455 ; pervert, di/kas ke/leuqon o)rqa=s B. 10.27 ; to\ sfa/lma a). prevent, avert it, Hdt. 1.207 ; to\ me/llon gene/sqai Id. 3.65 , cf. 8.29 , al.; a). bla/bhn, sumfora/n, Pl. Grg. 509b , Phdr. 231d ; a). th\n ei)rh/nhn prevent its being made, X. HG 6.3.12 . turn from others against one, e)pi\ tw=|de . . ou)k e)/gxos tis . . a)potre/yei; v. l. in S. Tr. 1013 (lyr.):— Pass. , a)potetra/fqai pro\s th\n a)/llhn *)itali/an Plu. Fab. 19 :— Med. , a)potrapo/menos pro\s qusi/an, i.e. turning away from other objects to this one, Id. Rom. 7 ; ei)s th\n mesogei/an -trapo/menos Luc. Tox. 52 . Med. and (later) Pass. , turn from, desist from, c. part., a)petra/pet' o)/brimos *(/ektwr o)llu\s *)argei/ous Il. 10.200 : c. inf., le/gein E. Or. 410 , cf. Antipho 5.32 , D. Prooem. 23 (b); a). e)k kindu/nwn Th. 2.40 ; a). tou= e)rwth/matos X. Oec. 15.13 . turn away, turn a deaf ear, ou)de/ . . a)petra/pet' ou)d' a)pi/qhsen Il. 12.329 : abs., Pl. Smp. 206d . c. acc. rei, turn away from, shrink from, dei=ma politw=n A. Th. 1065 (anap.); ta)lhqe/s E. IA 336 (lyr.), cf. Th. 3.68 , and late Prose, Plu. Cleom. 9 , etc. turn back, return, e)p' o)/kou Th. 5.13 ; e)s th\n po/lin Id. 3.24 ; a)potrepo/menoi i(/ento X. HG 7.2.13 . dissuade, deter, tina/ Plb. 7.13.1 . beat off, repulse, Plu. Brut. 42 . a)potre/fw, feed, support, th\n stratia\n h( xw/ra a). Str. 16.2.10 ; tina/ Lyd. Mag. 1.34 ,al.; gameta/s Just. Nov. 43.1.2 :— Pass. , live off a thing, Poll. 6.32 , Just. Nov. 80.5 Intr.; sussiti/wn a). Eust. 1.14 . a)potre/xw, fut. -qre/comai Ar. Nu. 1005 , but -qre/cw Pl.Com. 232 ; also -dra^mou=mai X. An. 7.6.5 : aor. 2 a)pe/dra^mon Hdt. 4.203 :—run off or away, ll.cc., X. An. 5.2.6 ; oi)/xesqai a)potre/xwn Pl. Tht. 171d . run hard, of one training for a race, Ar. l.c. run home, oi)/kade X. Oec. 11.18 ; run off the track, Pl. R. 613c . depart, Foed. ap. Plb. 3.24.11 ; of manumitted slaves, a)potrexe/tw e)leuqe/ra GDI 2038 (Delph.), etc. of workers, abscond, strike, PSI 4.421.8 (iii B.C.). a)po/treyis, ews, h(, (from Med. ) aversion, Hp. Liqu. 2 (pl.). a)potri^a/zw, to be victorious in wrestling (cf. triakth/r), Sch. A. Ch. 339 ( Pass. ); to be victorious in the pe/ntaqlon, Poll. 3.151 : = trei=s plhga\s dou=nai , AB 438 , Hsch. a)po-tri^bh/, h(, rubbing away, wearing out, depreciation, tw=n skeuw=n D. 50.28 ; damage, w(/ste mhdemi/an a). tw=| dhmosi/w| sumbh=nai, = ne quid detrimenti res publica caperet, D.C. 37.31 . a)po-tri/bw [i_], fut. -yw, strengthd. for tri/bw, wear out, polla/ oi( . . sfe/la . . pleurai\ a)potri/yousi his ribs will wear out many a footstool (thrown at him), Od. 17.232 . rub clean, a). i(/ppon rub down a horse, X. Eq. 6.2 :— Med. , a). to\ ai)doi=on Plu. 2.1044b . rub off, i)o/n Theoc. 16.17 : metaph., pri\n gh=ras a)potri=yai neo/thta Id. 24.133 :— Pass. , to be rubbed off, Arist. Col. 793a25 :— Med. , get rid of, a)doci/an D. 1.11 ; e)gklh/mata Aeschin. 1.179 ; to\ pa/qos Arist. EN 1105a2 ; diabola/s D.S. 17.5 ; to\n po/lemon, to\n ki/ndunon, Plb. 3.8.10 , 10.14.1 ; tou\s pela/zontas a). brush them away, Id. 3.102.5 ; th\n a)/nqrwpon Plu. Mar. 40 ; quartanam Cic. Att. 7.5.5 ; limo\n th=s gastro/s Plu. 2.1044b ; decline, reject, h(me/ran Inscr.Prien. 27.17 ; th\n pei=ran Plu. Thes. 26 ; deh/seis Id. Brut. 17 ; ta\ dido/mena OGI 315.82 (Pessinus, ii B.C.). in Pass. , w(/ste mhde\n a)p' au)th=s a)potri^bh=nai, = ne quid detrimenti resp. caperet, D.C. 40.49 , etc. a)po/-trimma, atos, to/, that which is rubbed off, a)ko/nhs *naci/as emery powder, Dsc. 5.149 , Critoap. Gal. 12.447 . a)po/-triptos, on, worn out, PLond. 2.191.12 (ii A.D.). a)potri/s, Adv. thrice, A.D. Synt. 339.14 . a)potri^t-o/w, boil down to a third part, v.l. in Ps.- Dsc. 4.137 ( Pass. ), cf. Gp. 7.13.5 , Alex. Trall. 1.15 . a)potri^/t-wsis, ews, h(, boiling down to a third part, e(ye/sqw ei)s -sin Orib. Fr. 51 , cf. Aët. 3.77 . a)po/-tri^xos, on, hairless, Eust. 581.13 . a)po/-triyis, ews, h(, mashing, PSI 4.332.24 (iii B.C.). a)potrop-a/dhn [a^d], Adv. turned away, Opp. H. 3.612 . a)potro/p-aios, on, averting evil, freq. of Apollo, Ar. Eq. 1307 , Av. 61 , Pl. 359 , Orac. ap. D. 21.53 , CIG 464 : generally, qeoi\ a). Hp. Vict. 4.89 , Pl. Lg. 854b , X. HG 3.3.4 , Paus. 2.11.1 . of sacrifices, D.H. 5.54 , Plu. 2.290d , 292a . Pass. , that ought to be averted, ill-omened, fantasi/ai Ph. 2.433 ; dusfhmi/ai Plu. 2.587f ; qe/ama Luc. Tim. 5 ; a)/kousma Id. Gall. 2 , etc. a)potrop-a/omai, poet. for a)potre/pw, Ps.-Phoc. 133 codd., Numen. ap. Ath. 7.304f . a)potrop-h/, h(, turningaway, averting, A. Pers. 217 ; a)/llos' a)potropa\ kakw=n ge/noito, i.e. a)/llose a)potre/poito kaka/, E. Hel. 360 ; lupw=n a)pallaga/s te kai\ a)potropa/s Pl. Prt. 354b ; tera/twn a)., Lat. procuratio, Plu. Fab. 18 . diverting, of water, Pl. Lg. 845d . prevention, Th. 3.45 ; a)potroph=s e(/neka kola/zein Pl. Prt. 324b , cf. R. 382c . dissuasion, Id. Thg. 128d ; opp. protroph/, Arist. Rh. 1358b9 , Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.3 . (from Med. ) desertion of one's party, 'ratting', Th. 3.82 . a)potrop-i/a, Ep. a)potrop-i/h, h(, poet. for foreg. 1 , ou) ga/r tis a). qana/toio A.R. 4.1504 . a)potrop-ia/zw, utter a deprecatory prayer for, tina/ Aristaenet. 1.1 :— Med. , avert evil by sacrifice, LXX Ez. 16.21 ; shmei=on POxy. 885.53 , cf. Phleg. Mir. 1 , Sch. A. Pers. 203 . a)potrop-i/asma, atos, to/, sacrifice to avert evil, Hsch. a)potrop-iasmo/s, o(, averting by expiatory sacrifice, PTeb. 140 : in pl., Beros. ap. J. AJ 1.3.6 , Aesop. 112b , D.L. 8.32 . a)potrop-iasth/s, ou=, o(, averter, Sch. A. l.c. a)potrop-iastiko/s, h/, o/n, fit for averting, Eust.ad D.P. 723 . a)potro/p-imos, on, = a)potro/paios , Hsch. s.v. o)cuqumi/a. a)potro/p-ios, on, = foreg., Orph. A. 481 . a)po/trop-os, on, (a)potre/pw) turned away, far from men, e)gw\ par' u(/essin a)po/tropos Od. 14.372 ; turned away in flight, Opp. H. 4.254 . from which one turns away, horrible, a). a)/gos A. Ch. 155 (lyr.); to\n a). *(/aidan S. Aj. 608 (lyr.); sko/tou ne/fos Id. OT 1314 ; pu=r Ar. Ec. 792 ; gnw/mh a). a stern, hostile decree, Pi. P. 8.94 ; kasignh/ths a)po/tropon . . eu)nh/n Ps.-Phoc. 182 . Act. , turning away, averting, kakw=n A. Ch. 42 , E. Ph. 586 ; a). dai/mones A. Pers. 203 . preventing, saving from, a). au)toi=s e)ge/eto mh/ . ., c. inf., Pl. Lg. 877a . a)potrof-h/, h(, nourishment, support, PSI 1.76.6 (vi A.D., pl.); f.l. for a)postr- in D.H. 7.28 , dub. in Ph. 1.617 (leg. a)p' o<u)ranou=> trofh/n) a)potro/f-imos, on, (prob. for -tro/finos) furnishing sustenance, e)pith/deuma tou= zh=n a). means of subsistence, PFlor. 295.2 (vi A.D.). a)po/trof-os, on, reared away from home, Hdt. 2.63 ; of birds, Arist. HA 536b16 : c. gen., a). a)llh/lwn reared apart from, Plu. 2.917c . a)potroxi/zw: deporto, Gloss. a)po/troxos, o(, (a)potre/xw) race-course, Ar. Fr. 637 (pl.). a)potru^g-a/w, pluck grapes or fruit, Philostr. VA 3.5 ; a). pe/peri ib. 3.4 : metaph., a)rxa\s e)qnw=n a). LXX Am. 6.1 . a)potru^g-i/zw, (tru/c) rack off, decant, ei)s a)ggei=a Gp. 8.23.2 . a)potru/zw, emit a sound, su/rigma Nonn. D. 25.47 . a)potrupw=n: la/qra e)ciw/n, Hsch. a)potru/xw [u_], = sq., tina\ po/nois Ph. 2.231 :— Pass. , ib. 288 , Plu. Ant. 24 ; of land, Ph. 2.371 . (The form a)potru^g-xo/omai is dub. in Plu. Ant. 38 .) a)potru/w [u_], rub away, wear out, e)lpi/da S. Tr. 125 (lyr.); zw(=on po/nois Ph. 2.341 ; xro/nw| kai\ dapa/nh| tina\ a). Plu. Aem. 13 :— Med. , gh=n a)potru/esqai S. Ant. 339 (lyr.):— Pass. , a)potetrume/nos harassed, Hierocl. p.53 Al., cf. Plu. CG 6 . a)po-trw/gw, aor. 2 a)pe/tra^gon Ph. 1.224 , Gal. 6.864 , D.L. 9.27 :— bite or nibble off, pto/rqous Eup. 14 ; to\ i(ppomane\s a). Arist. HA 605a4 ; glw=ttan Ph. l.c., cf. Gal. l.c.: metaph., misqou\s a). Ar. Ra. 367 , cf. Men. 303 ; a). to\ a)porhqe/n 'gulp down', 'bolt' the difficulty, i.e. pass it by without trying to get at the heart of the matter, Arist. Metaph. 1001a2 . c. gen., nibble at, po/hs Babr. 46.6 : metaph., ta=s au)/lakos ou)k a)potrw/geis, i.e. you don't gobble your swathe, Theoc. 10 . a)po/-trwktos, on, bitten off: metaph., with the end cut off by apocope, e.g. a)/lfi for a)/lfiton, Hsch. and Suid. s.v. a)/lfi. a)po-trwma/cai: a)pofra/cai, Hsch. a)po/-trwcis, ews, h(, biting off, mukth/rwn Phld. Ir. p.34 W. a)potrwpa/w, Frequentat. of a)potre/pw, tina\ o)pi/ssw Il. 20.119 : abs., ei) de/ k' a)potrwpw=si qeoi/, pau/sasqai a)/nwga Od. 16.405 . Med. , c. inf., Il. 18.585 : c.gen., tanustu/os Od. 21.112 , etc.: c. acc., pei=ran A.R. 3.16 . a)potugxa/nw, fut. -teu/comai Pl. Lg. 898e :— Med. , aor. a)poteu/casqai: a)potuxei=n, Hsch. : pf. Pass. in med. sense, Phld. Rh. 1.220S. :—fail in hitting or gaining, tino/s Hp. VM 2 , Pl. Lg. 744a , X. Mem. 4.2.27 , etc.; tou= w)felimwta/tou Pl. Tht. 179a ; tou/twn triw=n e(no/s g' a). Alex. 211 ; mh/t' a)ci/ws tuxei=n th=s a)lhqei/as mh/te pa/ntws a). Arist. Metaph. 993b1 ; lose, w(=n ei)=xon a)pe/tuxon X. Cyr. 1.6.45 ; kakou= a)potuxei=n escape from, Philem. 93.9 . Pass. , a)potugxa/netai a failure ensues, Arist. Ph. 199b3 ; of things, to be missed, to\ mh\ e)piteuxqe\n a). D.H. Pomp. 2.14 ; ta\ proteqespisme/na kai\ a)poteteugme/na prophesied and not come to pass, Luc. Alex. 28 ; a)poteteugme/nos rejected, not finding a purchaser, Dsc. 5.79 . abs., miss one's object, fail, X. HG 7.5.14 ; o(/lws a). D. 11.12 ; le/gontes ou)k a)poteuco/meqa shall not miss the truth in saying, Pl. Lg. 898e ; a). peri/ tinos X. Eq. 1.16 ; tugxa/nein kai\ a). kata/ ti Arist. Po. 1450a3 ; tw=| ga/mw| D.S. 12.12 ; e)n tai=s e)pibolai=s Plb. 5.98.6 :— Med. , a)potugxanome/nw| pro\s to\n ga/mon Ant.Lib. 39.3 . a)potu_lo/w, = a)nafla/w , Pherecr. 204 , AB 423 . a)potu/mbios, on, away from the tomb, lw/bhn r(eqe/wn a). i)/sxein BCH 23.281 (Termessus). a)potumpa^n-i/zw (later a)potu/mpa^n-tup- UPZ 119 (ii B.C.), POxy. 1798.1.7 ), crucify on a plank, D. 8.61 , 9.61 :— Pass. , Lys. 13.56 , D. 19.137 , Arist. Rh. 1383a5 , Beros. ap. J. Ap. 1.20 . generally, destroy, Plu. 2.1049d . a)potumpa^n-ismo/s, o(, crucifixion, Cat.Cod.Astr. 7.140.11 . a)po/-tu^pos, on, moulded, ei)ko/nes J. AJ 20.9.4 . Subst. a)po/tupos, o(, image, *(apo/llwnos a). a)rgurou=s IG 11(2).223 B 17 (Delos, iii B.C.); also as neut., *(apo/llwnos a)po/tupon a)rgurou=n e)pi/xruson ib. 203 B 83 (ib.). a)po-tu^po/w, impress, sfragi=da Luc. Alex. 21 ; of stars, ei)/dwlon form a constellation, Phlp. in Mete. 112.36 . represent, th\n a)sw/maton qeo/n Lib. Eth. 11.3 , cf. Porph. ap. Eus. PE 3.7 . Med. , stamp an impression as on wax, form as in an impression, ei)/s ti Pl. Tht. 191d , cf. Lg. 681b ; pro\s th\n tou= paradei/gmatos fu/sin Id. Ti. 39e , cf. Hierocl. in CA 23p.468M. , Iamb. Myst. 1.11 . model one's style on, imitate, *)isokra/thn D.H. Din. 8 . a)potu/ptw, incise, open, ta\s fle/bas Hp. Morb. 2.55 ; scarify, th\n o)/sxhn ib. 71 . Med. , cease to beat oneself, cease mourning, Hdt. 2.40 . a)potu/p-wma [u^], atos, to/, impression, Pl. Tht. 194b , Iamb. Myst. 2.10 (pl.). a)potu/p-wsis, ews, h(, impression, a). poiei=n a)po/ tinos Longin. 13.4 , cf. Thphr. Sens. 51 ; v.l. for diatu/pwsis , J. AJ 12.2.8 . a)potu_ro/w, make into cheese, Erot. s.v. o)ro\n pi/sshs ( Pass. ). a)potufl-o/w, make quite blind, tina/ Arist. Mir. 845a23 ; th\n o(/rasin D.S. 3.37 : metaph. of anger, Phld. Ir. p.68 W.:— Pass. , to be blinded, Arist. HA 602a2 , 618b7 ; tw=n o)/yewn Porph. Abst. 1.17 : metaph., xrh/masi polloi=s u(po/ tinwn J. AJ 20.6.1 . metaph., cut out the bud of a tree, Plu. 2.529b . make a spring fail, ib. 703b :— Pass. , to be obstructed, a)potuflwqh=nai tou\s po/rous Arist. Pr. 879b7 ; ta\s phga/s Str. 1.3.16 ; to\n masto/n Antig. Mir. 45 ; ta\ a)ggei=a Aët. 16.26 . a)potu/fl-wsis, ews, h(, making blind, LXX Za. 12.4 : metaph. of the veins, blocking, Herod.Med. in Rh.Mus. 49.555 . a)potu/fw [u_], burn, in pf. part. Pass. a)potequmme/nos, Hsch. a)potu^x-h/s, e/s, missing, Pl. Sis. 391c ( Comp. ). a)potu^x-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, failure, Democr. 243 , Din. 1.29 (as v.l.), Plb. 5.98.5 , Phld. Rh. 1.73 S. , J. AJ 16.9.1 , etc.: c. gen., failure to obtain, stefa/nou, u(/datos, Artem. 5.78 . a)potu^x-i/zw, (tu/xos, = tu/kos ) = a)popeleka/w , Paus.Gr. Fr. 62 :— Pass. , Hsch. a)poul-o/w, cicatrize, e(/lkh Dsc. 5.79 : metaph., th\n a)belteri/an Plu. 2.46f :— Pass. , of sores, a)poulwqh=nai Arr. Epict. 2.21.22 , cf. Alex. Aphr. Pr. 1.114 ; a)poulwqh/setai Gal. 13.719 . a)pou/l-wsis, ews, h(, cicatrization, v.l. in Dsc. 2.4 , cf. Crito ap. Gal. 12.448 , Aret. CD 2.3 , Alex. Aphr. Pr. 1.111 . a)poul-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, causing to scar over, healing, Dsc. 2.4 : c.gen., e(lkw=n Id. 5.84 , cf. Gal. 4.770 . a)pou/l-wtos, on, free from scar, prob. in Plu. 2.1091e (for a)poulw/tistos : a)mwlw/pistos Bern.). a)poura_ge/w, cover the rear, tini/ Plb. 3.49.13 , al. a)pou=rai, = a)fori/sai , Eust. 1774.36 . a)pou/ras, Homeric aor. part. Act. , cf. a)pou/rais Pi. P. 4.149 : aor. ind. a)phu/rwn, as, a, Hom. ; pl. a)phu/rwn Il. 1.430 : aor. part. Med. a)poura/menos Hes. Sc. 173 : fut. a)pourh/sw Il. 22.489 (Sch.Ven.B):—take away or wrest from, rob of, c. dupl. acc. pers. et rei, a)/mfw qumo\n a)phu/ra 6.17 ; a(palo/n te/ sf' h)=tor a)phu/ra 11.115 ; tou\s me\n *tudei/+dhs . . teu/xe' a)phu/ra ib. 334 ; la/qon de/ e( qumo\n a)pou/ras Od. 13.270 , etc. c. gen. pers., a doubtful construction in *)axillh=os ge/ras au)to\s a)phu/rwn Il. 19.89 ; kou/rhn . . *)axilh=os e)/bhs klisi/hqen a)pou/ras 9.107 , cf. Od. 18.273 ; th/n r(a bi/h| a)e/kontos a)phu/rwn Il. 1.430 (where b. a). may be taken together, 'in spite of him unwilling', cf. h)/ se bi/h| a)e/kontos a)phu/ra nh=a Od. 4.646 ). c. dat. pers., pole/ssin . . qumo\n a)phu/ra Il. 17.236 ; oi( ou)/ tin' a)phu/ra Od. 3.192 . c. acc. only, e)/xei ge/ras au)to\s a)pou/ras Il. 1.356 ; e)leu/qeron h)=mar a). 6.455 , etc.:— Med. , a)poura/menoi yuxa/s having taken away each other's lives, Hes. Sc. 173 . after Hom. , receive good or ill, enjoy or suffer, first in Hes. Op. 240 cu/mpasa po/lis kakou= a)ndro\s a)phu/ra ( v.l. e)paurei= ) ; fo/non pro\s te/knwn a)phu/ra E. Andr. 1030 (lyr.). (a)po-vra_-, augmented a)p-h-vra_- (cf. h)ei/dh, e(w/rwn for h)vo/rwn); perh. cogn. with a)po/-(v)erse.) a)/pourgoi gwni/ai corners used to shoot rubbish, Suid., AB 434 . a)pour-e/w, pass urine, Aret. SD 2.2 , Luc. VH 1.23 , etc.:c. acc.,pass in urine, ai(=ma Ruf. Ren.Ves. 3.10 ; phlo/n Gal. 13.330 . a)pou/r-hma, atos, to/, urine passed, Anon.Lond. 30.32 . a)pou/r-hsis, ews, h(, making water, ib. 30.6 , Sor. 1.66 , Ruf. ap. Aët. 11.29 , Aret. SD 2.3 . a)pouri/a, h(, issue of free and slave, Suid. , Zonar. a)pour-i/zw, (ou)=ros = o(/ros ) only in Il. 22.489 a)/lloi ga/r oi( a)pouri/ssousin (lon. for a)foriou=ntai, Sch.Ven.A) a)rou/ras others will mark off the boundaries of his fields, i.e. take them away from him; better a)pourh/sousi will take away; cf. a)pou/ras. v.l. for e)pouri/zw , Ph. 1.668 . a)pour-iktikw=s: a)felome/nws, Hsch. a)/pouros, on, (ou)=ros = o(/ros ) far from the boundaries, a)/. pa/tras v.l. in S. OT 194 (lyr.). a)pouro/w, (ou)=ros *a) to be driven by foul winds, Plb. 16.15.4 . a)/pous, o(, h(, poun, to/, gen. odos, without foot or feet, Pl. Phdr. 264c , Arist. HA 487a23 , Corn. ND 16 , etc. without the use of one's feet, lame, S. Ph. 632 ; bad of foot, ku/nes X. Cyn. 3.3 ; kako/podes oi(\ dia\ tou=to kalou=ntai a)/podes Arist. HA 487b24 , cf. Metaph. 1022b35 , de An. 422a29 . as Subst., = ku/yelos , sand-martin, Hirundo riparia; possibly also, the swift, Cypselus apus, Id. HA 618a31 . a)pousi/a, h(, (a)pei=nai) absence, A. Ag. 1259 , E. Hec. 962 , Th. 1.70 , Ep.Phil. 2.12 , etc. waste, as in smelting ore, Arist. Mete. 383b3 , Agatharch. 28 ; tri=yis kai\ a). POxy. 1273.32 (iii A.D.). = a)pospermatismo/s , Plu. 2.364d . a)pousia/zw, waste one's goods, Suid. ; ei)/s tina Artem. 1.78 : c.gen., lose substance, swma/twn Zos.Alch. p.235 B. :— Pass. , to be expended, ei)s trofh/n Sor. 1.87 . a)pofa^gei=n, aor. 2 inf. of a)pesqi/w, eat off, eat up, Ar. Eq. 497 : later fut. a)pofa/gontai POxy. 465.74 . a)pofaidru/nw, cleanse off, Q.S. 5.616 , 8.487 :— Med. , bathe, loutroi=s AP 9.419 ( Crin. ). a)pofai/nw, show forth, display, Sol. 15.33 , etc.; a). tini\ e)s o)/yin Hdt. 4.81 ; a). th\n fu/sin au)tou= Ar. Nu. 352 ; tina/ S. Fr. 1023 , cf. 74 ( Pass. ); a). pai=das e)k gunaiko/s, i.e. have children by her, Is. 6.22 ; of the woman, produce, e)/fedron basile/a . . a). Hdt. 5.41 ; also of the descendants, e(pta\ pa/ppous plousi/ous a). produce seven generations of wealthy ancestors, Pl. Tht. 174e . make known, declare, w(s ei)pw\n a)pe/fhne Batr. 144 ; gnw/mhn a). peri/ tinos Hdt. 1.40 ; dikai/hn zo/hn a). give evidence of a legitimate mode of living, Id. 2.177 ; cf. B. 11 . show by reasoning, prove, c. part., tou\s me\n a). pefeugo/tas Id. 1.82 ; a)pe/faine tw=| lo/gw| min dkaio/taton o)/nta ib. 129 ; po/ll' a)\n a)pofh/naim' e)kei/nous . . a)dikoume/nous Ar. Ach. 314 ; a)pofai/nw u(ma=s kuriwta/tous o)/ntas Th. 2.62 ; a). a)gaqw=n . . ou)=san ai)ti/an e)me/ Ar. Pl. 547 , cf. Isoc. 4.139 , Plb. 1.15.7 ; with part. omitted, a). tina\ e)/noxon Antipho 4.2.3 , cf. And. 1.41 ; a). tina\ e)xqro/n Philipp. ap. D. 12.8 . represent, proclaim, a). seauto\n a)reth=s dida/skalon Pl. Prt. 349a ; sofo\n a). to\n *(hsi/odon Id. Lg. 718e ; a)nti\ filoso/fwn misou=nta/s ti a). tina/s Id. Tht. 168b ; a). h(donh\n tw=n fau/lwn (sc. ou)=san) Arist. EN 1172a30 , cf. Rh.Al. 1438b19 , etc. c. acc. et inf., make plain that . ., Pl. R. 338e , al.; show, a). lo/gw| w(s . . Hdt. 5.84 ; a). w(s . ., o(/ti . ., Th. 3.63 , Pl. Phd. 95c , etc. denounce, inform against, Antipho 6.9 , Lys. 31.2 ; pri/n g' a)\n touton a)pofh/nw . . oi(=os w)\n qrasu/netai Ar. Ra. 845 ; o(\n h( e)c *)arei/ou pa/gou boulh\ a)pope/fagken xrh/mat' e)/xein Din. 1.15 :— Pass. , a)pope/fantai misqarnw=n ibid. give an account of, th\n pro/sodon, th\n ou)si/an, D. 27.47 , 42.11 : esp. pay in money (to the treasury) according to accounts delivered, of public officers, Id. 20.77 , 80 : generally, of private persons, e(/ndeka mna=s tou= e)niautou= a)pe/fhnen Id. 27.19 ; a(/panta e)s to\ koino\n a). X. Oec. 7.13 . render, make so and so, *)aqhnai/ous mikropoli/tas a). Ar. Eq. 817 , cf. X. Eq. 1.11 , 10.5 , Luc. Somn. 8 . declare elected, tina\s a)/rxontas Pl. Lg. 753d ; tou\s pentakisxili/ous Th. 8.93 :—in Med. , a)pofh/nasqai/ tina tami/an v.l. in Pi. N. 6.25 (cf. B. III):— Pass. , a)pofai/nesqai eu)doki/mou stratia=s to be named (chief) of a glorious army, A. Pers. 858 codd. Med. , display something of one's own, *mou=san stugera/n A. Eu. 309 ; kala\ e)/rga Pl. Smp. 209e : abs., make a display of oneself, show off, X. Cyr. 8.8.13 . a). martu/ria produce evidence, Hdt. 5.45 ; a). no/mous set forth, propound, Pl. Lg. 780a . a)pofai/nesqai gnw/mhn declare one's opinion, Hdt. 1.207 , 2.120 , al., E. Supp. 335 , Pl. Grg. 466c , D. 4.1 ; a). do/can Pl. R. 576e ; do/can peri/ tinos Id. Tht. 170d . abs., give an opinion, tau/th| a). Hdt. 7.143 ; a). peri/ tinos Pl. Ly. 214a : c.inf., a). kinei=sqai ta\ pa/nta Id. Tht. 168b :— Pass. , kaqo/lou a). e)pi/ tinos Arist. Int. 17b3 . give a decision or award, o( krith\s a). Pl. R. 580b ; a). peri/ tinos Id. Phdr. 274e ; a). di/aitan, of an arbitrator, D. 33.19 , 20 :— Pass. , th=s diai/ths -fainome/nhs Id. 54.27 . Med. used like the Act. , Pi. N. l.c. supr.; a). logismo/n X. Mem. 4.2.21 : c. inf., advise, to\n . . u(pakou/ein a)pofhna/menon D. 18.204 . define, a). ta)gaqo\n ou(= pa/ntes e)fi/entai Arist. EN 1094a2 . Pass. , disappear, shade off, qa/lassa kata\ mikro\n ei)s pe/lagos a)pofainome/nh Peripl.M.Rubr. 26 . a)pofa^lakro/omai, Pass. , become bald, Phryn. PS p.26B. a)po/fan-sis, ews, h(, (a)pofai/nw) declaration, statement, Arist. APo. 72a11 , Rh. 1395b6 (as v.l.); di' a)pofa/nsewn perai/nein to\ pa=n Hermog. Id. 2.11 . in Logic, predication, kata/ tinos or a)po/ tinos, affirmative or negative, Arist. Int. 17a25 , cf. Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.59 . a)pofan-te/on, one must pronounce, Ph. 2.461 , Aristid. Quint. 1.28 , Plot. 2.1.8 . a)pofan-tiko/s, h/, o/n, categorical, lo/gos a). Arist. Int. 17a8 , cf. Stoic. 2.61 , al.; declaratory, e)pisth/mh pa/ntwn a)lhqw=n -kh/ ib. 2.42 . Adv. -kw=s dub. in Aristid. Rh. 1p.462S. , cf.Sch. E. Ph. 624 , al.; le/gein Hermog. Id. 2.11 . a)po/fan-tos, on, declared, asserted, lekto\n au)totele\s a). Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.62 ; sxh=ma dihgh/matos Hermog. Prog. 2 ; xrei=ai ib. 3 . a)pofa/rgnu_mi, v. a)pofra/gnumi. a)po/farsis: h( e(tai/ra, Hsch. a)po/fa^sis (A), ews, h(, (a)po/fhmi) denial, negation, opp. kata/fasis, Pl. Sph. 263e ; a). e)stin a)po/fansi/s tinos a)po/ tinos a predication of one thing away from another, i.e. negation of it, Arist. Int. 17a25 , cf. APo. 72a14 ; a). tino/s negation, exclusion of a thing, Pl. Cra. 426d ; du/o a). mi/an kata/fasin a)potelou=si Luc. Gall. 11 . negative particle, e.g. ou), A.D. Adv. 124.8 , al.; sign of negation, Stoic. 2.52 (pl.). a)po/fa^sis (B), ews, h( , (a)pofai/nw) = a)po/fansis , sentence, decision, of an arbitrator's award, diai/ths D. 47.45 , cf. 33.21 ; kata/ tinos, of an Amphictyonic decree, D.S. 16.24 ; a). e)/ggrafos OGI 335.72 (Pergam.); of an emperor, PTeb. 286.11 (ii A.D., pl.). catalogue, inventory, a). dou=nai D. 42.1 , 14 . = a)po/fansis , assertion, judgement, Arist. Rh. 1365b27 , Epicur. Ep. 3p.60U. , Phld. Ir. p.75 W., Plb. 1.14.8 (pl.), al.; peri/ tinos Plu. Comp.Sol.Publ. 1 , cf. Str. 2.1.19 ; katalhptikh\ a). S.E. P. 2.123 . answer, Plb. 22.13.7 ; pro\s ta\ kathgorou/mena Id. 24.2.5 . oracle, Jul. Ep. 89 . = fa/sma , appearance, image, sc. tou= h(li/ou, Diog.Oen. 8 . a)pofa/skw, = a)po/fhmi , only in pres. inf. and part., and impf.:— deny, Plu. 2.393c ; ti/ tinos Simp. in Ph. 218.11 :— Pass. , Dam. Pr. 445 ; in S. OT 485 ou)/te dokou=nt' ou)/t' a)pofa/skonq) is interpreted by Sch. ou)/te pista\ ou)/te a)/pista 'neither commanding assent nor suffering denial) (but better referred to e)me/ understood, 'neither assenting nor denying'):—o( a)pofa/skwn [lo/gos], name of a sophism, Arr. Epict. 3.9.21 ; title of work by Chrysippus, Stoic. 2.8 . a)pofa^tiko/s, h/, o/n, (a)po/fhmi) negative, opp. katafatiko/s, lo/gos Arist. Cat. 12b8 , cf. Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.55 , 69 ; e)pi/rrhma A.D. Synt. 245.24 . Adv. -kw=s Arist. APr. 64a14 ; also written for a)pofantikw=s, A.D. Pron. 27.16 . conclusive, PLond. 5.1902v (vi A.D.). a)pofauli/zw, = a)poflauri/zw , Lib. Decl. 48.68 , EM 789.51 . a)pofei=n: a)path=sai, Hsch. (fort. a)pafei=n, sed cf. a)pofw/lios). a)pofena_ki/zw, delude, mock, Men.Prot. p.90 D. a)pofe/rbomai, feed on, sofi/an dub. l. in E. Med. 826 (lyr.). a)pofe/rw, Hom. only in fut. -oi/sw ( Dor. -oisw= Ar. Ach. 779 , Med. -oi/somai Theoc. 1.3 , Luc. Bis Acc. 33 ) and Ion. aor. a)pe/neika: Att. aor. -h/negka Th. 5.10 : aor. 2 -h/negkon Ar. Ach. 582 , etc.: pf. -enh/noxa D. 27.20 :—carry off or away, teu/xea de/ sf' a)pe/neikan Od. 16.360 , etc.; of a wind, Il. 14.255 , Hdt. 4.179 : metaph., Plu. 2.374e ; of a disease, Hdt. 3.66 , 6.27 ; generally, a). sh=ma S. Tr. 614 ; bre/fos e)s a)/ntron E. Ion 16 , cf. Ev.Marc. 15.1 , etc.:— Pass. , to be carried from one's course, u(p' a)ne/mwn Hdt. 2.114 , cf. 116 ; a)penexqe/ntes e)s *aibu/hn Th. 7.50 , cf. 6.104 . exhale, evaporate, Anon.Lond. 22.25 :— Pass. , to be wafted, Plu. 2.681a . carry or bring back, au)=tis a)poi/seton w)ke/es i(/ppoi Il. 5.257 ; a)\y *(/ektori mu=qon a)poi/sein 10.337 ; a). oi)/kadis Ar. Ach. 779 : —so in Pass. , of oracles, tau=ta a)peneixqe/nta Hdt. 1.66 , 158 , 160 : but in Pass. , also of persons, return, Id. 4.164 , Th. , etc.; a)phne/xqh ei)s . . e)/ti zw=n was carried home, of a sick man, X. HG 3.3.1 ; teqnew\s e)k desmwthri/ou a). Lys. 12.18 . pay back, return, Hdt. 1.196 , etc.: hence, pay what is due as tribute, etc., Id. 4.35 , 5.84 , Th. 5.31 . bring in, return, of slaves let out to labour for their master's profit, v.l. Aeschin. 1.97 , cf. Philostr. Her. 2 . generally, bring, hand over as required, ti/ tini Hdt. 4.64 ; o(/pla X. Cyr. 7.5.34 ; ei)s ta\ dhmo/sia a). i(era\ ta\ i)/dia Pl. Lg. 910c . hand in an accusation, render accounts, returns, etc., a). parano/mwn (sc. grafh/n) pro\s to\n a)/rxonta Docum. ap. D. 18.54 , cf. 52.30 ; a)ph/negke parano/mwn (sc. grafh/n) *dhmosqe/nei Decr. ap. D. 18.105 ; lo/gon . . a)penh/noxen a)nalwma/twn D. 27.20 ; lo/gon pro\s tou\s logista/s, lo/gon th=| po/lei, Aeschin. 3.22 ; a). tou\s i(ppeu/santas hand in a list of . ., Lys. 16.6 ; nau/tas D. 50.6 ; a). e)n tw=| lo/gw| dedwkw/s having entered in the account, Id. 49.16 :— Pass. , to be returned as so and so, a)phne/xqh a)nw/motos Id. 21.86 ; diaithth\s a)penhnegme/nos Id. 52.30 . deliver a letter, Id. 34.8 . bring home, receive as wages, Luc. Tim. 12 (which others refer to signf. 11.2 ). Med. , take away with one, Hdt. 1.132 , Isoc. 6.74 , etc.; carry off a prize, meta\ *pa=na to\ deu/teron a)=qlon a)poish=| Theoc.l.c.; ka/lleus prw=t' a)penegkame/nan APl. 4.166 ( Even. ); a). do/can Hdn. 1.5.7 ; carry home delicacies from a banquet, Luc. Symp. 38 (less freq. in Act. , Id. Nigr. 25 ). take for oneself, gain, obtain, le/xh a)llo/tria E. El. 1089 codd.; receive to oneself, mo/ron Id. Ph. 595 . obtain a decision, win a lawsuit, di/khn kenh\n qelo/ntwn a). Inscr.Prien. 111.150 (i B.C.). bring back for oneself, o)pi/sw Hdt. 7.152 ; a). shmei=a tou= qumw=| ma/xesqai X. Ages. 6.2 ; a). bi/on mhtri/, i.e. return to her alive, E. Ph. 1161 ; no/ston Id. IA 298 (lyr.). Intr. in Act. , be off, a)po/fer' e)s ko/rakas Ar. Pax 1221 . a)po-feu/gw, fut. -feu/comai Pl. Ap. 39a ; -ou=mai Ar. Av. 932 : pf. -pe/feuga X. An. 3.4.9 , etc.:—flee from, escape, c.acc., Batr. 42 , 47 ; sofi/hn o( sofw/tatos ou)k a)pofeu/gei Thgn. 1159 ; th\n peprwme/nhn moi=ran Hdt. 1.91 ; th\n ma/xhn Id. 5.102 ; kh=ra S. Ph. 1166 (lyr.), cf. Pl. Ap. 30a ; no/son D. 28.15 ; a). e)k tw=n plhsi/on kwmw=n X. An. 3.4.9 ; e)s *ni/saian Th. 1.114 : rarely c. gen., a). th=s fqora=s 2 Ep.Pet. 1.4 : c. inf., auoid, le/gein Phlp. in Ph. 617.14 : abs., get safe away, escape, Hdt. 1.1 , 9.102 , etc.; go free, of manumitted slaves, IG 2.786 , al. as law-term, a). pollo\n tou\s diw/kontas Hdt. 6.82 ; tina/ And. 1.123 ; feu/gwn a)\n a)pofu/goi di/khn Ar. Nu. 167 , cf. 1151 ; grafa/s Antipho 2.1.16 ; eu)qu/nas Pl. Lg. 946d : c. dupl. acc. pers. et rei, a)pe/fugon au)tou\s ta\s di/kas a(/s moi e)neka/loun D. 40.19 . abs., get clear off, be acquitted, opp. a(li/skomai, Hdt. 2.174 , Pl. Ap. 35c , D. 18.103 ; ka)\n . . ei)se/lqh| feu/gwn ou)k a)pofeu/gei Ar. V. 579 . of a woman in child-birth, bring to birth, a). to\ paidi/on e)n tw=| to/kw| Hp. Mul. 1.25 ; also a). tou= paidi/ou ib. 33 : intr., h)\n ta\ u(/stera mh\ du/nhtai a)pofugei=n Id. Nat.Mul. 56 . a)po-feuktiko/s, h/, o/n, useful in escaping, ta\ a). means of acquittal, X. Ap. 8 . a)po/-feucis or a)po/-fucis (cod. Rav. in Ar. V. 558 , 562 , 645 and Nu. 874 , cf. D.Chr. 1.41 ), ews, h(, escaping, means of getting off, a). di/khs acquittal, Ar. Nu. l.c., al., cf. Antipho 5.66 . a)pofhlhki/zw: a)poplana/w, AB 439 , Suid. a)po/fhmi, fut. -fh/sw: aor. 1 a)pe/fhsa Pl. Tht. 166a , al.:—speak out, declare flatly or plainly, a)ntikru\ d' a)po/fhmi gunai=ka me\n ou)k a)podw/sw ktl. Il. 7.362 :— Med. , a)ggeli/hn a)po/fasqe 9.422 .—In this sense only Ep. say no, S. OC 317 , etc. c. acc., deny, ou)/te su\ fh\|s a(\ e)rwtw= ou)/te a)po/fh|s Pl. Prt. 360d , cf. X. Cyr. 6.1.32 , Arist. APo. 71a14 , al.; opp. kata/fhmi, Id. Int. 17a31 , al.; a). ti kata/ tinos, opp. katafa/nai, Id. Metaph. 1007b22 ; negative, ti Id. Rh. 1412b10 , Po. 1457b31 ; mh\ gegone/nai Plu. Alc. 23 . a)po/fhmos, on, = du/sfhmos , Ael. NA 6.44 . a)pofqalmo/omai, look askance at: hence, covet, envy, PLond. 1674.17 (vi A.D.). a)pofqanai=non: a)poqnh/skonta, Hsch. a)pofqara/casqai, snort, Hsch. a)po/fqarma, atos, to/, abortion, Hp. Epid. 2.2.13 , 5.53 . a)po-fqe/ggomai, speak one's opinion plainly, Luc. Zeux. 1 ; utter an apophthegm, Plu. 2.405e , Iamb. VP 11.55 ; xrhsmo/n Luc. Alex. 25 , cf. D.S. 16.27 , Vett.Val. 73.24 : metaph. of vessels when struck, ring, sapro\n a). Luc. Par. 4 . chant hymns, LXX 1 Chr. 25.1 . a)po-fqegkth/rion, to/, an utterance, Man. 4.550 . a)po/-fqegktos, on, = a)/fqegktos , E. IT 951 . a)po/-fqegma, atos, to/, terse pointed saying, apophthegm, of Theramenes, X. HG 2.3.56 ; of Anaxagoras, Arist. Metaph. 1009b26 ; of Pittacus, Id. Rh. 1389a16 ; of the Spartans, ib. 1394b34 : in pl., title of work by Plu. a)po-fqegmati/as, ou, o(, dealer in saws and proverbs, Metrod. 45 . a)po-fqegmatiko/s, h/, o/n, dealing in apophthegms, sententious, Plu. Lyc. 19 , Brut. 2 , Demetr. Eloc. 9 ; qoru/bous e)nqumhmatikou\s kai\ -kou/s, i.e. bare assertions, Epicur. Nat. 14.9 . Adv. -kw=s Eust. 1870.46 . a)pofqei/rw, fut. -fqerw=, destroy utterly, ruin, A. Ch. 256 ; de/mas a)siti/ais E. Supp. 1106 . have an abortion, miscarry, Hp. Epid. 1.16 . Pass. , with fut. Med. , to be lost, perish, E. Tr. 508 , v.l. in Th. 2.49 . to be gone, make off, a)pofqarei\s e)k th=s po/lews Men. Sam. 282 , cf. Alciphr. Fr. 6.3 : freq. in imprecations, ou) gh=s th=sd' a)pofqarh/setai; i.e. let him begone with a plague to him, E. HF 1290 ; ou)k ei)s ko/rakas a)pofqerei=; Ar. Eq. 892 , Nu. 789 ; a)pofqei/rou taxu/ Men. Sam. 158 ; a)pofqa/rhqi Lib. Decl. 33.28 . a)po-fqi^nu/qw [u^], poet. Verb, perish, a)pofqinu/qousi de\ laoi/ Il. 5.643 , Hes. Op. 243 , cf. A.R. 1.683 . causal, make to perish, qumo\n a)pofqinu/qousi lose their life, Il. 16.540 . diminish, ta\ me\n au)/ceis ta\ d' a). E. Fr. 916 . a)po-fqi/nw [i^], intr. in pres., perish utterly, die away, A. Ag. 857 ; a)pofqi/nei ta\ xrhsta/ S. Ph. 457 : also in pf. a)pe/fqi^ka Them. Or. 28.341d : but mostly, causal, in fut. -fqi/sw, aor. a)pe/fqisa [i_ Ep. , i^ Trag.]:—make to perish, waste away, destroy, a)/ndras a)pofqi/seie qa/lassa Hes. Op. 666 ; pro\s gunaiko\s d' a)pe/fqisen bi/on had his life taken by a woman's hand, A. Ag. 1454 (lyr.); e)/melle/ o' *(/ektwr kai\ qanw\n a)pofqi/sai S. Aj. 1027 ; to\n balo/nt' a)pofqi/sai xrh/zwn Id. Tr. 709 ; of disease, cause death, be fatal, Hp. Aër. 11 . most freq. in Pass. , = Act. intr., perish, die, esp. in aor. with plpf. form a)pe/fqito [i^] Od. 15.268 ; imper. a)pofqi/sqw Il. 8.429 ; opt. a)pofqi/mhn [i_] Od. 10.51 ; Ep. and Lyr. part. a)pofqi/menos [i^] dead, Il. 3.322 , al., Ibyc. 27 , B. 8.79 (not in Trag.): also in Ep. aor. 3 pl. a)pe/fqiqen Od. 5.110 , 133 , 7.251 ( v.l. a)pe/fqiqon ). Med. , aor. 1 -fqi/sasqai [i_] Q.S. 14.545 . a)po/-fqi^sis, ews, h(, waning of the moon, Sch. Arat. 799 . a)pofqora/, h( , (a)pofqei/rw) = fqora/, spe/rmatos A. Eu. 187 ; esp.abortion, miscarriage, Hp. Epid. 3.1 .i/ ,ia/. a)pofi_mo/w, muzzle completely, AB 421 . a)pofla/sai: r(ogxa/sai (Cret., Sam.), Hsch. a)poflauri/zw, treat slightingly, make no account of, disparage, ti Pi. P. 3.12 , Hdt. 1.86 . a)poflegmai/nw, cease to burn, of inflammation, Hp. Aph. 6.49 : metaph. of anger, Plu. 2.13d . a)poflegma^t-i/zw, purge away phlegm or cleanse from it, Dsc. 2.159 , Antyll. ap. Orib. 8.10.2 ; promote the discharge of phlegm or mucus, Gal. 11.769 , etc. a)poflegma^t-iko/s, h/, o/n, promoting such discharge, ibid. a)poflegma^t-ismo/s, o(, purging of phlegm, Dsc. 5.3 , Antyll. ap. Orib. 8.10 tit., Archig. ap. Gal. 12.582 . a)poflegma^t-iste/on, one must promote the discharge of phlegm, Id. 12.650 . a)po/flhsis, ews, h(, discharge of a debt, Anon. in Rh. 206.3 . a)poflogi/zw, burn up, Hsch. s.v. eu(/stra ( Pass. ). a)poflogo/omai, Pass. , grow fiery, a). ta\ o)/mmata Max. Tyr. 24.8 . a)pofloio/w, (floio/s) peel, strip off, kalu/ptrhn Nonn. D. 14.380 :— Med. , le/ontos de/rma AP 6.263 ( Leon. ):—also a)poflegma^t-floia/w, peel, ku/peron Aët. 1.129 . a)poflu/zw, give vent to, sputter out, o)/fr' a)legeinh\n u(/brin a)poflu/cwsin A.R. 3.583 : aor. a)pe/flusan Archil. 35 (-flosan codd. Phot. ):— Hsch. has a)poflu/ein: a)pereu/gesqai. a)po/flw, owe, Tz. H. 13.613 . a)pofobe/omai, to be scared away, Sch. Opp. H. 3.510 . a)pofoiba/zw, utter by inspiration, poih/mata w(/sper a). Str. 14.5.15 ; foretell, ta\ me/llonta D.S. 34.2 ; to\n lo/gon Id. 31.10 ; tau=ta peri\ tou= me/llontos a)popefoi/baken Plb. 29.21.7 . a)pofoiba/omai, = foreg., PMag.Par. 1.738 . a)pofoit-a/w, fut. -h/somai Thom.Mag. p.7 R.:— cease to attend a master, a). para/ tinos, of scholars, Pl. Grg. 489d ; a). pro/s tina go away to a new master, Din. Fr. 6.13 : abs., cease to go to school, Lys. Fr. 116 ; also a). tw=n e)kklhsiw=n Philostr. VS 1.17.2 , cf. VA 7.25 , Hld. 3.13 . desert, abscond, pro/s tina Plu. Lys. 4 , cf. Aristid. Or. 21(22).15 ; of ships in battle, Procop. Goth. 4.23 ; simply, depart, Dionys. Av. 1.11 . a)pofoi/t-hsis: xwrismo/s, a)naxw/rhsis, Hsch. a)po/fonos, on , fo/nos, ai(=ma a)., unnatural murder, E. Or. 163 , 192 (both lyr.). a)pofor-a/, h(, (a)pofe/rw) payment of what is due, tax, tribute, Hdt. 2.109 , Plu. Thes. 23 , etc.: esp. money which slaves let out to hire paid to their master, a)pofora\s pra/ttein X. Ath. 1.11 ; a).komi/sasqai And. 1.38 ; fe/rein Aeschin. 1.97 , Men. 431 ; a)podo/ntes Id. Epit. 163 : generally, return, profit, rent, a)pofora\n fe/rein Arist. Pol. 1264a33 ; a)pofe/rein Plu. 2.239e ; a). balanei/ou BGU 362 ix 2 (iii A. D.); contribution, war-tax, a). telei=n Plu. Arist. 24 . effluvia, D.H. 10.53 , D.S. 24.12 , Plu. 2.647f , Aret. SA 1.10 ; h( a). tou= puro/s Sch. Il. Oxy. 221 xvii8 . absorption of peri/ttwma, Anon.Lond. Fr. 1.6 . in Logic. = ste/rhsis , privation, Arist. Metaph. 1046b15 , cf. Alex. Aphr. adloc. right to carry away portions of sacrifice, SIG 1025.46 ,al., 1026.4 (Cos, iv/iii B. C.). a)pofor-e/w, carry away, xou=n SIG 2587.45 (dub.). a)pofo/r-hsis, ews, h(, = a)pofora/ 11 , S.E. P. 1.12 . a)pofo/r-htos, on, carried away; ta\ a). presents which guests received at table to take home, Ath. 6.229c , cf. Petron. 56 , Suet. Cal. 55 , Vesp. 19 . a)po/for-os, on, not to be borne or suffered, mi/asma Phalar. Ep. 141 (a)po/tropon Ruhnk.). past bearing, de/ndra Hsch. ; cf. a)pofo/ros: a)sqene/steros, Id. a)pofort-i/zomai, Med. , discharge one's cargo, to\n go/mon Act.Ap. 21.3 ; jettison, abs., Ph. 2.413 ; th=| qala/ssh| ta\ peritta\ tw=n forti/wn Timae. 61 ; unload one's stomach, Artem. 2.26 :— Pass. , of perittw/mata, Sor. 1.40 : generally, jettison, get rid of, ti Ph. 2.434 , etc. a)pofort-ismo/s, o(, unloading: hence of vomiting, Archig. ap. Orib. 8.23.1 . a)pofra/gnu_mi (better a)pofort-fa/rg-), fence off, block, ta\s o(dou\s a)pefa/rgnusan Th. 7.74 : metaph., a)pofa/rgnusai ku/klw| to\ pra=gma S. Ant. 241 . a)pofra/zw, explain, Dam. Pr. 111 ( Pass. ). a)po/fracis, ews, h(, blocking up, th=s o(dou= X. An. 4.2.25 : pl., po/rwn Ph. 2.432 . a)pofra/s, a/dos, h(, ( fra/zw) not to be mentioned, unlucky; a). h(me/rai, opp. kaqarai\ h(m., Pl. Lg. 800d , cf. Lys. Fr. 43.2 , Plu. Alc. 34 , Luc. Pseudol. 12 ; a). pu/lai at Rome, = portae nefastae, Plu. 2.518b . rarely as masc. Adj., impious, wicked, a)/nqrwpos Eup. 309 ; bi/os Luc. Pseudol. 32 . a)pofra/sh, h(, Cretan word for dou/lh, Seleuc. ap. Ath. 6.267c :— Eust. 1090.57 writes -fra/th. a)pofra/ssw, Att. a)pofo/rt-ttw, fut. -cw, = a)pofra/gnumi , block up, stop up, Hp. Carn. 18 , Mul. 1.1 ; ta\s dieco/dous Pl. Ti. 91c ; a). kai\ paroikodomei=n D. 55.17 ; ta\s fuga/s Onos. 32 :— Med. , a)pofa/rcasqai au)tou/s bar their passage, Th. 8.104 . a)pofre/w, aor. -e/frhsa, = e)kfre/w , Cratin. 78 . a)po/friktos, on, ( fri/ssw) shivering, Aret. SD 1.12 . a)pofru/gw [u_], dry up, u(f' h(donh=s a)pefru/gonto Eun. ap. Suid. s.v. a)pefru/gonto. aor. 2 Pass. -fru^gh=nai cool down, Mariaap. Zos.Alch. p.238B. a)pofu^a/s, a/dos, h(, = a)po/fusis , appendage, tw=n e)nte/rwn, of the caeca of birds and fishes, Arist. HA 507b33 , 509a17 . outgrowth, Thphr. HP 7.2.5 . branch of a blood-vessel, Hp. Oss. 11 , Arist. PA 667b17 . one of the spines on the tail of the martichoras, Id. HA 501a31 . a)pofugga/nw, = a)pofeu/gw , D. 23.74 , Them. Or. 18.220b , al. a)pofu^gh/ h(, like a)po/feucis , escape or place of refuge, braxei/as ta\s a)pofuga\s pare/xein Th. 8.106 ; a). kakw=n, lupw=n, escape from ills, griefs, Pl. Phd. 107d , Phlb. 44c (pl.). excuse, plea, Aristid. 2.85J. ; shift, subterfuge, PStrassb. 40.44 (vi A. D.). a)pofu^la/ttw, store up, Hsch. s.v. a)potamieu/etai :— Med. , ward off, Id. s.v. a)pale/casqai. a)pofu/lios [u_], on, having no tribe, i.e.foreign, A. Fr. 287 , Poll. 3.56 . a)pofulli/zw, strip a plant of its leaves, Thphr. HP 7.12.2 , Dsc. 1.49 , Sch. Ar. Pax 1147 . a)po/fullon traxu/, = a)/lusson , Ps.- Dsc. 3.91 . a)po/fucis, ews, h(, v. a)po/feucis. a)pofu_s-a/w, blow away, Ar. V. 330 (anap.); ta\ ne/fh Arist. Mete. 364b8 . breathe out, a). yuxi/dion Luc. Nav. 26 . throw off, koniorto/n Archig. ap. Orib. 8.2.6 . a)pofush;/sasa: e)gkru/yasa, Hsch. a)pofu_/s-hsis, ews, h(, blowing away, th=s flogo/s Sch. Pi. P. 4.412 . a)pofu_s-hte/on, one must blow off, away, Dsc. 5.99 . a)po/fu^sis, ews, h(, side-shoot, Thphr. HP 6.4.4 , Plb. 18.18.10 (pl.): metaph., mia=s fu/sews a)pofu/seis Dam. Pr. 100 . in Anatomy, process of a bone, i. e. the prominence to which a tendon is attached, Hp. Art. 45 ; a). o)dontoeidh/s processus dentatus, Gal. UP 12.7 , etc.; a). stuloeidei=s Ruf. Onom. 142 ; of the brogxi/ai, ib. 159 . branch of an artery, Gal. 8.319 ; of a nerve, Id. UP 9.9 ; of the urethra, ib. 15.3 (but a). skwlhkoeidh/s is f.l.for e)pi/fusis , ib. 8.14 ; the two words distd. by Id. 2.733 ). Archit., member connecting shaft and base of column, Vitr. 4.7.3 . a)pofu^t-ei/a, h(, propagation by slips, Arist. Long. 467a28 , Juv. 468b18 , Thphr. CP 1.4.3 . a)pofu^t-eu/w, strike slips or cuttings, Arist. GA 761b28 , al., Thphr. HP 7.2.1 . a)pofu/w, produce, r(i/zas Thphr. HP 1.6.4 ; of veins, send out branches, a). ta\s fle/bas Gal. 15.532 ; te/nontas Id. 18(2).979 :— Pass. , with aor. 2 and pf. Act. , grow afresh, a)po\ tw=n r(izw=n Thphr. CP 4.8.5 ; of branching veins, Gal. 15.389 ; tri/xes a). Archig. ap. Aët. 6.55 : metaph., Dam. Pr. 89 . part asunder, separate, Hsch. a)pofw/zw, dry, li/nou spe/rma a)popefwsme/non Hp. Mul. 1.63 . a)pofw/lios, on, acc. to the Ancients, = a)nemw/lios, ma/taios , empty, vain, idle, Hom. only in Od. , no/on a)pofw/lio/s e)ssi 8.177 ; ou)k a)pofw/lia ei)dw/s 5.182 ; ou)k a). h)=a ou)de\ fugopto/lemos 14.212 ; e)pei\ ou)k a). eu)nai\ a)qana/twn are not barren, 11.249 ; ne/kus a). Opp. C. 3.447 ; a)pofw/lia mhtio/wn Man. 6.565 ; r(e/cous' a)pofw/lia Orac. ap. Jul. Ep. 89 ; of the Minotaur, cu/mmikton ei)=dos ka)pofw/lion tre/fos a monstrous, hybrid birth, E. Fr. 996 ; in Nic. Al. 524 stomi/wn a). a)=sqma is expld. by Sch. xalepo/n, but perh. there is a play on fwleu/onta (fwleo/s, cf. Eust. ) which occurs just before. (Perh. from a)pofei=n (q.v.), cf. a(martwlo/s : a(martei=n; Hsch. has a)pofw/lia: a)pofi/lia (i.e. -fu/lia).) a)pofu^/t-fwlos, on, = foreg., Man. 4.316 . a)pofwne/w, Cret. a)popwni/w, depose in evidence, Leg.Gort. 1.13 ,al. a)pofw/r, w=ros, o(, thief, Hsch. a)poxa/zomai, withdraw from, bo/qrou Od. 11.05 ; grafi/dwn APl. 4.181 ( Jul. Aegypt.): abs., a)poxasqh=|: a)poqa/nh|, Hsch. :— Act. , only in aor. imper. a)po/xason: a)poxw/rhson, Id. a)poxaireti/zw, (xai=re) say farewell, take leave, Sch.rec. S. Tr. 532 . a)poxa^la/w, slack away, a)poxa/la th\n fronti/d' e)s to\n a)e/ra lino/deton w(/sper mhlolo/nqhn tou= podo/s Ar. Nu. 762 ; e(auto\n a). Plu. 2.655b (s.v.l.). a)poxa^li_no/w, unbridle, X. Eq. 11.7 : metaph., a). th\n ai)dw= Plu. 2.794c . a)poxalk-eu/w, forge of copper, X. Cyn. 10.3 . a)poxalk-i/zw, strip of brass, i.e. of money, pun on *xalki/s in AP 11.283 ( Pall. ). a)poxa^ra^ko/w, = a)postauro/w , D.H. 5.58 , Plu. Pomp. 35 ( Pass. ). a)poxa/r-acis [xa^], ews, h(, incision, polla\s-ceis lamba/nein Democr. 155 ; scarification, Gal. 11.305 ,al. enclosure, Haussoullier Milet p.187 , cf. Rev.Phil. 44.251 , 264 . a)poxar-a/ssw, Att. a)poxa/r-ttw, erase, obliterate, sth/lhn D.Chr. 31.86 . incise, Hippiatr. 52 . characterize, mark, a)poxara/ttei tau=ta to\n a)gaqo\n poihth/n prob. in Phld. Po. 5.1425.10 . a)poxa^r-i/zomai, confer upon, present, ti/ tini IGRom. 4.182 (Lampsacus), Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 483.25 :— Pass. , ta/lanton -isqe/n soi POxy. 1208.16 (iii A. D.). a)poxa^/r-isma, atos, to/, deed of gift, PMonac. 8.29 (vi A. D.). a)poxa^riste/w, return thanks, Delph. 3(1).152 (ii B.C.). a)poxeima/zw, blow over, o(/tan a)poxeima/sh| when the wind drops, Arist. Pr. 943b31 . a)po-xeiri/zw, cut off the hand, only in Pass. , a)pexeiri/sqh th\n decia/n Anon. ap. Suid. , cf. Eust. 1960.10 . a)po-xeiro/bi^os, on, = sq., Poll. 1.50 , Hsch. a)po-xeirobi/otos or a)po/-wtos [i^], on, living by the work of one's hands, Hdt. 3.42 , X. Cyr. 8.3.37 . a)po/-xeiros, on, unprepared, Plb. 22.14.8 . a)po-xeirotone/w, vote by show of hands away from; and so, vote a charge away from one, acquit him, tino/s D. 21.214 . reject as unfit, a). tina\ a)po\ th=s tw=n e)fh/bwn e)pimelei/as Din. 3.15 , cf. Arist. Ath. 49.1 ; au(to\n a). th=s a)rxh=s Plu. Nic. 8 : metaph., a).th=s h(donh=s to\n a)/ndra you vote his poetry devoid of sweetness, Max.Tyr. 23.5 . supersede, depose, to\n strathgo/n D. 23.168 , cf. Arist. Ath. 61.2 :— Pass. , D. 49.9 , Hp. Ep. 10 . abrogate, annul, ta\s sunqh/kas D. 23.172 :— Pass. , of laws, Id. 24.21 ; of a peace, to be rejected, e)n th=| e)kklhsi/a| Ar. Pax 668 . a). mh\ fi/li' ei)=nai . . vote that a thing is not . ., D. 24.12 ; mh\ misqou=n tou\s oi)/kous Is. 6.37 ; a). tw=n dikastw=n a(s ou)de\n au)toi=s prosh=ken ib. 45 . a)po-xeirotonhte/on, one must reject a claim to, tou= a)ri/stou Max.Tyr. 22.5 . a)po-xeirotoni/a, h(, deposition of an official, D. 58.28 . a)poxe/t-euma, atos, to/, branch, th=s qala/sshs Eust.ad D.P. 38 . a)poxe/t-eusis, ews, h(, drawing off, perittwma/twn Ph. 1.29 . a)poxet-eu/w, draw off water by a canal, Pl. Lg. 736b :— Pass. , w(/sper r(eu=ma a)pwxeteume/non Id. R. 485d , cf. Arist. Pr. 867b13 , M.Ant. 12.2 :— Med. , metaph., *pla/twn a)po\ tou= *(omhrikou= na/matos ei)s au(to\n muri/as paratropa\s -sa/menos Longin. 13.3 :—so in Act. , 'canalize', th\n *(omh/rou poi/hsin Jul. Or. 2.51a . metaph., a). to\ ba/skanon Plu. 2.485e . a)poxe/w, imper. a)po/xei Dsc. 1.53 : aor. a)pe/xea, Ep. -e/xeua:— pour out or off, spill, shed, a)po\ d' ei)/data xeu=en e)/raze Od. 22.20 , 85 : poet. pres. Med. , paga\n a(\n a)poxeu/ontai *kastali/as di=nai E. Ion 148 (lyr.). pour off, Hp. Ulc. 12 ; ti ei)/s ti Dsc. 1.53 . Pass. , to be poured off, Plb. 34.9.10 ; tou= me\n a)poxeome/nou u(/datos, tou= de\ e)pixeome/nou Dsc. 2.76 ; to be shed, fall off, a)poxuqe/nta fu/lla Plu. 2.332b . of plants, come into ear, Thphr. HP 8.8.1 , etc.; ou)k ei)s sta/xun a)ll' oi(=on fo/bhn ib. 4.4.10 :— Med. , make to shoot, a).poi/hn Nic. Th. 569 (s.v.l.); xai/thn ib. 658 . a)poxh/, h(, (a)pe/xw) distance, Phld. Rh. 1.168S. , Ptol. Geog. 1.11.2 , al. abstinence, Phld. Ind.Sto. 67 , cf. Piet. 36 , Arr. Epict. 2.15.5 ; a). trofh=s Plu. Demetr. 38 ; e)myu/xwn Porph. Abst. tit. receipt, quittance, PTeb. 11.14 (ii B. C.), BGU 1116.41 (i B. C.), AP 11.233 ( Lucill. ), Ulp. ap. Dig. 46.4.19 , etc.: metaph., h( teleutai/a a)., title of work by Zos.Alch. p.239B. a)poxhro/omai, Pass. , to be bereft of, tino/s Ar. Pax 1013 (parod.). a)po/ximos, on, of or for a receipt, gra/mmata PCair.Preis. 14.13 (iv A.D.). a)poxlwri/as, ou, o(, one whose complexion has become pale, Hsch. a)poxoir-ia/zein: a)posobei=n, w(s xoi=ron e)lau/nein, Hsch. , cf. AB 439 ; a)pexoiri/asen: a)peski/rthsen, Hsch. a)poxoi/r-wsis, ews, h(, transmutation into swine, Eust. 1656.32 . a)po/xoon, to/, prob. = a)po/xuma , PFay. 123.12 (i/ii A. D.). a)poxorta/zw, feed to the full, Sosith. 2.13 . a)/poxos, on, = a)po/ximos, gra/mmata PThead. 28.13 (iv A. D.),al. a)/poxon: a)po/texnon, a)/groikon, ma/taion, Hsch. a)poxrai/nw, colour, tint evenly, Pl. Lg. 769a , cf. Tim. Lex. s.v. xrai/nein : — Pass. , take a tone, Pl. R. 586b ; of fruit, colour, Arist. Col. 796a24 . a)po/xranos: a)ka/luptos, a)profa/sistos, Hsch. a)poxra/w, Dor. a)poxoir-xre/w Archim. Aren. 3.3 , [ Epich. ] 253 : inf. -xrh=n D. 4.22 , Antiph. 161 , Luc. Herm. 24 (-xrh=nai v.l. in D.H. 3.22 , condemned by AB 81 ), Ion. -xra=n Hdt. 3.138 , but -xrh=nai Hp. VC 14 ; part. -xrw=n, -xrw=sa, v. infr.: impf. a)pe/xrh, Ion. -e/xra Hdt. 1.66 : fut. -xrh/sw: aor. -e/xrhsa:—suffice, be sufficient, be enough: abs., in persons other than 3 sg., 1 sg. only in ei(=s e)gw\n a)poxre/w [ Epich. ] l.c.; [ qana/tw] du/' a)poxrh/sousin mo/nw Ar. Pl. 484 ; a)poxrh/sei (sc. h( u(fantikh/) Pl. Plt. 279b ; thlikau/thn a)poxrh=n oi)=mai th\n du/namin D. 4.22 ; a)poxrw=n a)nh\r e)/moige pro\s ta\ nu=n kaka/ Pherecr. 145.6 ; h(liki/a a)poxrw=sa Ar. Fr. 489 ; su/mboulos a)poxrw=n th=| po/lei Pl. Alc. 2.145c ; of a)reth/, Stoic. 3.50 : c. inf., a)poxrw=si . . e(kato\n ne/es xeirw/sasqai Hdt. 5.31 ; *knidi/ous mou/nous a)poxra=n oi( tou\s kata/gontas gi/nesqai Id. 3.138 , cf. 9.48 ; pedi/on a)poxrw=n th\n *)asi/an pro\s th\n *eu)rw/phn a)ntita/cai Philostr. Im. 1.1 . mostly in 3 sg., c. dat., with a nom., [potamo\s] ou)k a)pe/xrhse th= stratih=| pino/menos was not enough to supply the army with drink, Hdt. 7.43 , 196 ; often in the phrase tau=t' a)po/xrh moi Ar. Av. 1603 , cf. Pl. Phdr. 279a ; a)po/xrh moi tosou=ton e)a\n . . Isoc. 5.28 ; ou)k a)pe/xrhse de\ au)tw=| tou=to D. 21.17 ; ou)de\ tau=t' a)pe/xrhsen au)toi=s Isoc. 4.97 . b. impers., c. inf., a)poxra=|(-xrh) moi h(suxi/hn a)/gein, poie/ein ti, etc., t)is sufficient for me to . ., Hdt. 1.66 , 6.137 , 9.79 , Hp. Mochl. 38 ; [ e)/fasan] a)poxrh/sein sfi th\n e(wutw=n fuga/ssein Hdt. 8.130 : c. dat. part., a)poxra=n sfi kata\ to\ h(/misu h(geome/noisi it was enough for them if they shared the command, Id. 7.148 ; me/ros baio\n e)xou/sh pa=n a)po/xrh moi 'tis all sufficient for me to have a little, A. Ag. 1574 (nowhere else in Trag.); tosau=t' a)po/xrh prosqh/sein Str. 9.1.20 . impers., a)po/xrh tino/s there is enough of a thing, Hp. Mul. 1.12 , Vid.Ac. 4 ; a)poxrh=n e)ni/ois u(mw=n a)/n moi dokei= ei) . . methinks it would have satisfied some of you, D. 4.42 : abs. in part., ou)k a)poxrh=s an au)tw=| since it did not suffice him, Arist. Xen. 976b21 . Pass. , to be contented with a thing, c. dat., a)poxrewme/nwn tou/toisi tw=n *musw=n the Mysians being satisfied therewith, Hdt. 1.37 ; toi=s o)no/masi mo/non D. 17.31 . impers., ou)k a)pexra=to mou/nwn *mh/dwn a)/rxein Hdt. 1.102 ; a)pexra=to/ sfi h(suxi/hn a)/gein Id. 8.14 . deliver an oracle, Ael. Fr. 59 . a)poxra/omai use to the full, avail oneself of, e)pikairo/taton xwri/on . . a)poxrh=sqai Th. 1.68 ; a)poxrh/sasqe th= . . w)feli/a| Id. 6.17 , cf. 7.42 ; o(/tan . . a)poxrh/swntai xrw=ntai loipo\n w(s prodo/tais when they have made all the use they can of them, then they deal with them . ., Plb. 18.15.9 . abuse, misuse, c. dat., ei)s tau=ta a)poxrh=sqai tw=| ploutei=n D. 21.124 ; pleonektikw=s tai=s e)cousi/ais a). OGI 665.16 (Egypt, i A.D.); a)poxrwme/nwn ma=llon h)\ xrwme/nwn au)tw=| Plu. Comp.Alc.Cor. 2 ; oi(=s me\n xrh=sqai, oi(=s d' a). Id. 2.178c : c. gen., qugatro/s Id. Nob. 13 . c. acc., destroy, kill, Ar. Fr. 358 , Th. 3.81 , Poll. 8.74 , etc. a). ta\ xrh/mata make use of, Arist. Oec. 1349b17 . a)poxrhsame/nois: a)poseisame/nois, Hsch. a)po/-xremma, atos, to/, expectoration, Hp. Loc.Hom. 16 . a)po-xre/mptomai, cough up, expectorate, Id. Acut. 58 , Loc.Hom. 14 . a)po/-xremyis, ews, h(, expectoration, Id. Aph. 4.47 . a)poxreo/ntws, v. a)poxrw/ntws. a)poxre/w, a)po/-xrh, v. a)poxra/w. a)poxrhma^t-i/zw, carry to an end, close a discussion, lo/gon dub. in Phld. D. 3.14 ; cf. a)potermati/zw. Pass. , to be deposited, registered, of an official copy, e)n toi=s a)rxei/ois Inscr.Magn. 293.5 . a)poxrh/ma^t-os, zhmi/a a). forfeiture of my inheritance, A. Ch. 275 . a)po/-xrhsis, ews, h(, getting rid of, tw=n perittw=n dub. in Plu. 2.267f . consumption, using up, Ep.Col. 2.22 . a)po-xrhstikw=s, f.l. for -xrw/ntws , D.L. 7.160 . a)poxrimfqe/nta: a)poxwrisqe/nta, Hsch. a)poxri/w: relevio, relino, Gloss. a)poxru_so/w, turn into gold or money, Pass. , Artem. 1.50 , cf. Poll. 7.102 . a)poxrwme/nws, = a)poxrw/ntws , dub. in Phld. Rh. 2.87S. a)poxrw/nnu_mi, = a)poxrai/nein , Poll. 7.129 . a)poxrw/ntws, Dor. a)po-xreo/ntws Archim. Aren. 3.2 , Adv. pres. part. of a)poxra/w:— enough, sufficiently, Th. 1.21 , 7.77 , Pl. R. 429a ; a). e)/xei tini/ Antiph. 191.16 ; a). e)/xein timh=s J. AJ 15.2.7 ; me/ros a). e)ceirgasme/non Phld. Piet. 22 . a)po/xrwsis, ews, h(, (a)poxrw/nnumi) laying on colour, a). skia=s Plu. 2.346a . a)poxu_l-i/zw, extract the juice, prob. in Arist. Pr. 873b4 , cf. Dsc. 1.86 : — Pass. , Antyll. ap. Orib. 4.11.3 . a)poxu_/l-isma, atos, to/, juice, mala/xhs a)gri/as Gp. 15.6.1 . a)poxu_l-o/w, = a)poxuli/zw , Hp. Mul. 1.93 . a)po/xu^ma, atos, to/, (xe/w) that which is poured out, Ti.Locr. 100a , PFay. 95.25 (ii A. D.). = zw/pissa , Dsc. 1.72 . *)oreibasi/ou a)., name of a kind of plaster, Aët. 15.24 . a)poxu/nw, later form of a)poxe/w, LXX 3 Ki. 22.35 . a)poxu^ro/w, fortify:— Pass. , a)poxurwqe/ntos tou= peripoli/ou SIG 569.9 (Cos, iii B. C.); a)pwxurw=sqai form a fence, of trees, Thphr. HP 4.7.7 : metaph., a)pwxurwme/nos pro\s to\ lamba/nein incorruptible, Plu. Dem. 14 . a)po/-xu^sis, ews, h(, (a)poxe/w) pouring out or forth, a)kti/nwn h)\ xrwma/twn S.E. P. 3.51 , cf. Gal. UP 6.2 ,al.; of corn, coming into ear, e)kbia/zesqai th\n a). Thphr. HP 8.10.4 : generally, inflorescence, h( kalamw/dhs a). fo/bh ib. 8.3.4 . a)po-xu^th/rion, to/, sewer, Charis. p.553K. a)po/-xu^tos, on, poured out, Hsch. s.v. a)ra/menoi. a)poxwleu/w, make quite lame, X. HG 7.2.9 , Oec. 11.17 . a)poxwlo/omai, Pass. , to be made quite lame, Hp. Aër. 22 , Th. 7.27 , Paus. 10.1.3 . a)poxw/nnu_mi, bank up a river, etc., X. HG 2.2.4 , 5.2.4 ; lime/nas a)pexw/nnusan Plu. Phoc. 11 . a)poxwr-e/w, fut. -h/somai Th. 3.13 , D. 25.78 :—go from or away from, do/mwn Ar. Ach. 456 ; e)k tou= stratope/dou Pl. R. 394a . abs., depart, pa/lin a). E. IT 265 ; withdraw, e)pi\ ta\ a)nagkai=a v.l. in X. Cyr. 1.6.36 ; esp. after a defeat, retire, retreat, Th. 2.89 , etc.; pro\s th\n po/lin X. HG 4.4.11 ; e)pi\ th=s *kori/nqou Th. 2.94 . a).e)k tw=n po/lewn . . withdraw from . ., give up possession of, X. HG 5.2.13 . metaph., withdraw or dissent from opinions, docw=n Gal. 15.356 , cf. Arr. Epict. 4.1.53 . turn out, succeed, Phld. Rh. 1.105S. ; of persons, kata\ tro/pon a). to be successful, ib. 2.259S. have recourse, ei)/s, e)pi/ ti, D. 25.78.37.21 . pass off, esp. of the excretions of the body, Hp. Judic. 10 , X. Cyr. 1.2.16 ; ta\ a)poxwrou=nta excrements, Id. Mem. 1.4.6 ; to\ a)poxwrou=n excretion, Arist. GA 725b15 . of places, to be distant, me/rh a)pokexwrhko/ta Plb. 15.27.8 ; a). w(s po/da to be a foot apart, Apollod. Poliorc. 165.1 . a)poxwr-h/mata, ta/, excretions, Meno Iatr. 12.41 . a)poxw/r-hsis, ews, h(, retreat, Th. 5.73 ; poiei=sqai a). Hdt. 8.21 ; place or means of safety, Th. 8.76 (pl.); line of retreat, Aen.Tact. 16.4 . death, Eun. VS p.469B. voidance, opp. plh/rwsis, Pl. Ti. 65a , 81a ; esp. of excretions, Arist. GA 726a21 , al.; = a)po/patos 2 , Plu. Lyc. 20 . a)poxwr-hte/on, one must depart, Hld. 7.11 . a)poxwr-i/zw, separate from, to\ xei=ron a)po\ belti/onos Pl. Sph. 226d :— Pass. , to be separated from, puro/s Id. Ti. 59d ; e)c i)nw=n ai(=ma a). ib. 84a . separate, set apart, detach, Lys. 16.16 ; a). w(s e(\n ei)=dos separate and put into one class, Pl. Plt. 262e ; a)po\ basilikh=s te kai\ politikh=s pra/cews ib. 289d . Pass. , to be vomited, Herod. Med. in Rh.Mus. 58.99 . a)poxw/r-isis, ews, h(, separation, Antyll. (?)ap. Orib. 45.17.3 . a)poxwr-iste/on, one must separate, remove, Gp. 16.1.5 . a)poxwr-isth/s, ou=, o(, separator, Gloss. a)po/xwsis, ews, h(, damming up, a). potamou= bar, Plu. Ant. 41 . a)poya/laktos, =a)kro/thtos 11 , Phot. s.v. ou)k a). a)poya^li/zw, = yali/zw , cut off with shears, Dsc. 1.99 , Heliod. ap. Orib. 48.50.1 . a)po-ya/llw, pluck off, tri/xas Hsch. ; a). pa/ghn spring a trap that is set, Lyc. 407 ; twang a string, Id. 915 ; h(glw=tta a). th\n a)/kran *)atqi/da rings out the purest Attic, metaph. from the lyre, Philostr. VS 2.1.7 . a)po/-yalma, atos , to/ the part of the string which the musician plucks, Ptol. Harm. 1.8 (pl.),al., Porph. in Harm. 295 . a)poyau/w, prob. f.l. for e)pi- , Suid. s.v. mousomani/a. a)poya/w, fut. -h/sw: impf. 3 sg. a)pe/yh E. IT 311 (Elmsl.: a)pe/ya codd., cf. Hsch. ): aor. a)pe/yhsa Dsc. 1.68.8 , Luc. Gall. 6 . c. acc. rei, wipe off, a)fro/n t' a)pe/yh E.l.c.; da/kru AP 5.65 ( Rufin. ), cf. Nonn. D. 8.205 :— Med. , wipe or rub off from oneself, ti Ar. Eq. 572 . a). nou/sous cure diseases, of Apollo, Herod. 4.17 . c. acc. pers., wipe clean, Ar. Lys. 1035 :— Med. (v.ya/w) wipe oneself, wipe one's nose, mou pro\s th\n kefalh\n a)poyw= wipe your nose on my head, Id. Eq. 910 ; podicem detergere, a)poyw/mesqa Id. Pl. 817 ; a)peyhsa/mhn Id. Ra. 490 ; a).th\n xei=ra ei)/s ti X. Cyr. 1.3.5 ; prov. th\n ko/nin a)poyhsa/menos a)gwni/zesqai renew the struggle, Eust. 1327.29 . ta\ e)pith/deia sfo/dra a)poyw=n giving short measure, of a skinflint, Thphr. Char. 30.11 . a)poye/, Adv. late, A.D. Synt. 304.16 . a)poyeu/domai, cheat grossly: c. acc., forge, pro/fasin J. BJ 4.3.5 :— Pass. , to be quite cheated of, th=s e)lpi/dos Plu. Marc. 29 . a)po/-yhkte/on, one must wipe clean, w)=ta kai\ r(i=nas Gp. 17.20.3 . a)po/-yhktos, on, wiped clean: hence metaph., keen-witted, sharp, S. Ichn. 363 (lyr.). a)po/-yhktron, to/, cleanser, name of a remedy for u(pw/pia, Gal. 12.818 . a)po/-yhma, atos, to/, wipings, refuse, Dsc. 5.75 , Hsch. s.v. marilokautw=n. a)po/-yhcis, ews, h(, scraping, scratching, Orib. Fr. 79 , Paul.Aeg. 4.15 . a)po/-yhstron, to/, strickle, Hsch. a)poyhf-i/zomai, Att. fut. -i^ou=mai D. 22.45 : Dep., c. pf. Pass. , D.C. 39.55 :—vote away from, opp. katayhfi/zomai, qa/naton a). tino/s vote death away from him, refuse to condemn him to death, Lycurg. 149 . refuse to elect, tina/ Plu. Cor. 15 . a). tino/s (gen. pers.), vote a charge away from one, i.e. acquit, Antipho 5.96 , Lys. 12.90 , D. 18.250 ; tino/s Id. 19.212 : abs., vote an acquittal, Pl. Ap. 34d , 39e ; a). tino\s w(s ou)k a)dikei= Arist. Pr. 951b1 . vote the franchise away from one, disfranchise, D. 57.11 ; tou= paido/s Id. 59.59 , cf. Aeschin. 1.114 ; a). mh\ ei)=nai e)leu/qeron Arist. Ath. 42.1 :— Pass. , to\n a)poyhfisqe/nta *)antifw=nta D. 18.132 ; dikai/ws e)/st' a)peyhfisme/nos Aristopho 11.1 ; a). tou= politeu/matos Plu. Phoc. 28 . c. acc. rei, reject: of judges, a). grafh/n vote against receiving the indictment, Aeschin. 3.230 ; a). to\n no/mon (with play on no/mos 'tune') Pl. Lg. 800d ; a). a(\ *diopei/qhs kateyhfi/sato Is. 5.34 , cf. D. 20.164 ; a)poyhfizo/menon me\n ku/rion dei= poiei=n to\ plh=qos to give them an absolute power of rejection, Arist. Pol. 1298b35 . folld. by mh/ c. inf., vote against doing, X. HG 3.5.8 , D. 19.174 ; so h)\n d' a)poyhfi/swntai (sc. mh\ e(/pesqai) X. An. 1.4.15 ; a)poyhfi/sasqai e)/fh Id. HG 7.3.2 .— Act. only -yhfi/zontes: refragantes, Gloss. a)poyh/f-isis, ews, h(, acquittal, Antipho 5.9 . disfranchisement, D. 57.2 and 4 (pl.), cf. IG 2.841b102 . final vote, SIG 344.120 (Teos). a)poyhf-iste/on, one must acquit, D. 22.44 . a)po/yhf-os, on, voting in the negative, a). e)ge/nonto tou= a)poktei=nai Phryn. PS p.13B. a)poyh/xw, wipe away, da/krua Eun. VS p.481B. scrape or rub off, Dsc. 2.76 , 5.78 (-yw/xw Wellm.):— Pass. , Arist. HA 630b11 . a)poyi_l-o/w, strip off hair, make bald, Ar. Th. 538 ; of a barber, a). to\ pu/knwma tw=n trixw=n Alciphr. 3.66 :— Pass. , Ar. Lys. 827 . strip bare, to\ o)ste/on Hp. Foet.Exsect. 1 ; to\n *ku/rou oi)=kon a). Hdt. 3.32 . c. gen., strip bare of, fi/lwn tina/ A. Ch. 695 . a)poyi_/l-wsis, ews, h(, stripping, a)mpe/lwn Thphr. CP 5.9.11 . a)po/yios, a, on, far seen, conspicuous, prob.l. in Dicaearch. 1.1 . a)/poyis, ews, h(, outlook, view, pedi/on plh=qos a)/peiron e)s a)/poyin boundless in view, Hdt. 1.204 ; paraplhsi/ous pa/ntas e)k th=s a). all alike to look at, Plb. 11.31.8 ; e)n a)po/yei ei)=nai, gi/gnesqai, to be within view, Str. 6.1.5 , AP 9.412 ( Phld. ). lofty spot or tower which commands a view, belvedere, Str. 17.1.16 , Plu. Comp. Cim.Luc. 1 . that on which one looks, view, prospect, Arist. Mir. 843a17 , Plu. 2.133b . a)poyi/w, pf. Pass. a)pe/yistai, strip bare, EM 818.36 . a)poyof-e/w, break wind, HP. Epid. 6.3.14 , Arist. HA 633b7 , Pr. 895b 17 , Machoap. Ath. 8.349e . sound loudly, fwnh\ e)n lime/ni-yofou=sa Thphr. Sign. 40 . a)poyo/f-hsis, ews, h(, crepitus ventris, Plu. 2.866c . a)po/-yugma, atos, to/, ordure, Hsch. a)po/-yuzis, ews, h(, cooling, evaporation, Thphr. Fr. 171.10 . shivering fit, rigor, Simp. in Epict. p.50 D. (pl.). a)po/-yu_xos, on, frigid, of literary style, Longin. 42 . a)po-yu/xw [u_]:— Pass. , aor. a)peyu/xqhn and a)peyu/xhn [u^], v. infr., also a)peyu/ghn [u^] Hld. 2.3 :— leave off breathing, faint, swoon, to\n de\ . . ei(=len a)poyu/xonta Od. 24.348 ; a). a)po\ fo/bou Ev.Luc. 21.26 . c. acc., a)pe/yucen bi/on breathed out life, S. Aj. 1031 ; pneu=ma AP 12.72 ( Mel. ): abs., expire, die, Th. 1.134 , cf. LXX 4 Ma. 15.17 , D.C. 43.11 ,al.; lepto\n a). faintly breathing out his life, Bion 1.9 :—also Pass. , a)poyu/xetai Hp. Morb. 1.19 : aor. 2 a)peyu/xh A. Fr. 104 . cool, chill, o)/ya Sosip. 54 :— Pass. or Med. , to be cooled, Hom. only in phrase i(drw= a)peyu/xonto xitw/nwn sta/nte poti\ pnoih/n they got the sweat dried off their tunics, Il. 11.621 ; i(drw= a)poyuxqei/s (by bathing) 21.561 (also in Act. , i(drw= a)poyu/xonte Orph. A. 1091 ): generally, grow cold, Thphr. HP 4.7.3 , etc.: metaph., a)peyugme/noi pro\s to\ me/llon cold and indifferent as to . ., Arist. Rh. 1383a4 ; a)poyuxo/menoi shivering with terror, Arr. Epict. 4.1.145 , cf. Alciphr. 2.2 ; but, to be refreshed, Phryn. PS p.27 B. impers., a)poyu/xei it grows cool, e)peida\n a)poyu/xh| Pl. Phdr. 242a , ap. Phryn. PS p.45 B. , sed leg. a)poyuxh=| (aor. 2 Pass. ). a)poyu/xein: a)popatei=n, a)fodeu/ein, Hsch. ; cf. a)po/yugma. a)po-ywle/w, (ywlo/s) sens. obsc., praeputium retrahere alicui, Ar. Ach. 592 ; a)peywlhme/nos a lewd fellow, ib. 161 . a)po-yw/xw, v. a)poyh/xw. a)/ppa, = pa/ppa, a)/tta ( Maced. , acc. to EM 167.32 ), Call. Dian. 6 , BGU 714.15 , al. a)ppalla/zein: e)kklhsia/zein ( Ion. ), Hsch. ; cf. a)pella/zw. a)ppapai=, an exclamation of grief or pain, Ar. V. 235 , 309 . a)/ppas, o(, religious official, tou= *dionu/sou Inscr.Magn. 117.8 (ii A. D.), cf. Ath.Mitt. 17.200 , Buresch Aus Lydien 131 . = trofeu/s , Hsch. a)ppasa/menos, = a)nakthsa/menos (cf. pa/omai), Corinn. Supp. 2.78 . (From a)m-pa-.) a)ppe/myei, rare poet. contr. for a)pope/myei, Od. 15.83 . a)/ppilos: a)spa/rgantos, Hsch. a)/ppip: u(/splhc ( Lacon. ), Id. a)pra_g-e/w, do nothing, remain quiet, qeou\s a)prhgeu=ntas (-tai Pap.) Call. Iamb. 1.198 , Plb. 3.70.4 , 4.64.7 ; hold no office or employment, Heph.Astr. 2.28 . fare ill, Pittac. ap. Stob. 3.1.172 . a)pra_g-i/a, h(, inaction, Plb. 3.103.2 ; want of energy, Plu. Fab. 1 (so in physical sense, Aret. SD 2.7 ); unemployment, Vett. Val. 189.8 . a)pragm-a/teutos [ma^], on, impracticable, po/lis a)., i.e. an impregnable city, D.S. 17.40 ; xwri/on Plb. 4.75.2 . deprived of commerce, Anon. ap. Suid. s.v. diakleisqe/ntes. costing no trouble, Muson. Fr. 18 B p.105 H., Eun. VS p.504 B. free from trouble, Phld. Piet. 66 . inexperienced, UPZ 39.21 (ii B. C.). not elaborate, simple, Vit.Aesch. Adv. -tws D.H. Is. 16 ; without taking pains, Jul. Or. 6.191c . a)pragm-osu/nh, h(, freedom from politics, love of a quiet life, Ar. Nu. 1007 , X. Mem. 3.11.16 ; of states, Th. 1.32 ; h( *niki/ou tw=n lo/gwn a). Id. 6.18 . = a)te/leia leitourgiw=n , SIG 876.8 (Smyrna), Poll. 8.156 . love of ease, easiness of temper, Th. 2.63 , D. 21.141 . inexperience, POxy. 71 ii 16 (iv A. D.). name of a weed which grew e)n *)akadhmi/a|, Ar.Byz. ap. Sch. Ar. Nu. 1007 . a)pra/gm-wn, on, gen. onos, free from business (pra/gmata), easy-going, fond of quiet, esp. of those who refrain from meddling in politics, opp. polupra/gmwn, o(/stis de\ pra/ssei polla/ . . mwro\s paro\n zh=n h(de/ws a)pra/gmona E. Fr. 193 ; tw=n a). ge po/rnwn kou)xi\ tw=n semnw=n [tis w)/n] Eup. 8.4D. ; esp. with political connotation, not meddling in public affairs, 'mugwump', a)/n tin' au)tw=n gnw=|s a)pra/gmon' o)/nta kai\ kexhno/ta Ar. Eq. 261 , cf. Antipho 3.2.1 ; au)tourgoi/ te kai\ a). Pl. R. 565a ; a). kai\ ou) filo/dikos D. 40.32 ; a)ka/kous kai\ a). Id. 47.82 ; oi( a). ou)k a)/dikoi Arist. Rh. 1381a25 ; to\n mhde\n tw=nde [tw=n politikw=n] mete/xonta ou)k a)pra/gmona a)ll' a)xrei=on nomi/zomen Th. 2.40 ; po/lis a). keeping clear of foreign politics, Id. 6.18 ; h(suxi/a a). Id. 1.70 ; bi/os a)ndro\s i)diw/tou a)pra/gmonos Pl. R. 620c ; to\ a)/. Th. 2.63 ; to/pos a). a place free from law and strife, Ar. Av. 44 ; a)po/lausis a). X. Mem. 2.1.33 . Adv. -mo/nws without trouble or care, E. Fr. 787 ; a). zh=n h(du/ Apollod.Com. 1.1 . of things, not troublesome or painful, teleuth\n . . a)pragmonesta/thn toi=s fi/lois X. Ap. 7 . Adv. -mo/nws without trouble, Th. 4.61 , X. HG 6.4.27 ; sw/|zesqai Th. 6.87 ; o( lo/gos a). ei)/rhtai carelessly, Arist. Mete. 369b27 : Comp. -e/steron X. Ages. 4.1 . simple, e)sqh/s Muson. Ep. 4 . *)apra_go/polis, ews, h(, Castle of Indolence, Sans-souci, as Augustus called his retreat on an island near Capri, Suet. Aug. 98 . a)/pra_gos, on, = a)pra/gmwn , Sm. Jd. 9.4 . a)prakte/w, do nothing, to be idle, Arist. EN 1095b33 ; opp. pra/ttein, Id. Pol. 1325a31 . gain nothing, para/ tinos X. Cyr. 1.6.6 . waste one's time, Lyd. Mag. 1.22 . lose power, of a drug, Paul. Aeg. 3.4 . a)/praktos, Ion. a)/prhktos, on, Pi. I. 8(7).7 codd.: Act. , unavailing, unprofitable, a)/prhkton po/lemon Il. 2.121 ; a)prh/ktous e)/ridas ib. 376 ; a)/. e)lpi/s Simon. 5.16 , cf. Pi. l.c.; a)/. gi/gnetai/ ti D. 9.40 ; a)/. h(me/rai days when no business is done, holidays, Plu. 2.270a , cf. BGU 255.8 (vi A. D.); restful, pau=la B. 9.8 ; a)/. e(orth/ Proll.Hermog. in Rh. 4.15 W.(s. v.l.); a). xro/nos period of inaction, Plb. 2.31.10 . of a farm, untilled, Lys. 7.6 . of persons, unsuccessful, a)/prhktos ne/esqai Il. 14.221 ; a)/. a)pie/nai, a)pelqei=n, a)poxwrei=n, Th. 4.61 , 99 , 1.111 ; a)/. gi/gnesqai gain nothing, Id. 2.59 ; a)/. a)pope/mpein tina/ Id. 1.24 : Comp. , Socr. Ep. 6.7 . Adv. -tws unsuccessfully, Th. 6.48 ; a)/prakt' o)duro/menon in vain, B. Fr. 8 . not taking part in the action, a)/. khdeuth\s o( xoro/s Arist. Pr. 922b26 ; doing nothing, idle, Ti.Locr. 104e , Arr. Epict. 1.10.7 . Adv. a)ergw=s kai\ a). PFlor. 295.5 (vi A. D.). impotent, mo/ria Orib. Fr. 67 , cf. Dsc. 3.101 . Adv. -tws, bohqei= ou)k a). Orib. Fr. 129 . Pass. , against which nothing can be done, unmanageable, incurable, o)du/nai, a)ni/h, Od. 2.79 , 12.223 ; melhdo/nes Simon. 39 ; fo/bwn -o/tatos kai\ a)porw/tatos o( th=s deisidaimoni/as Plu. 2.165d . not to be done, impossible, pra=gma, e)/rgma, Thgn. 1075 , 1031 ; a)/prhkta impossibilities, Id. 461 . not done, left undone, X. Mem. 2.1.2 , D. 19.278 ; a)/. poih=sai/ ti undo it, Id. Prooem. 41 . c. gen., kou)de\ mantikh=s a)/. u(mi=n ei)mi/ not unassailed even by your divining arts, S. Ant. 1035 . a)praci/a, h(, non-action, to\ me/llon i)/son a)praci/a| le/gw intending to act is the same as not-acting, E. Or. 426 ; ou)demi/an . . pra=cin ou)d' a)praci/an Pl. Sph. 262c . rest from business, leisure, Men. 633 : in pl., = Lat. justitium, Plu. Sull. 8 . want of success, koinh\ a). Aeschin. 1.188 . in pl., futilities, Phld. Rh. 1.38S. a)pra_si/a, h(, want of purchasers, no sale, Eup. 62 , D. 27.21 , 34.8 . a)/pra_tos, on, unsold, unsaleable, dub. in Lys. 7.6 , cf. D. 34.9 , BGU 18.4 (ii A. D.), al.; unprostituted, Aeschin. 2.23 . Adv. a)prati/ Sch. Il. 1.99 . a)pre/p-eia, Ep. a)prepi/h, h(, unseemliness, Pl. R. 465b , etc. impropriety in writing, Id. Phdr. 274b . ugliness, ei)/deos a)prepi/h APl. 4.319 , cf. Dsc. Alex. 27 . a)prep-h/s, e/s, unseemly, unbecoming, a). ti e)pignw=nai, pa/sxein, Th. 3.57 , 67 ; a). kai\ a)/sxhmon Pl. Lg. 788b ; me/qh . . fu/lacin -e/staton Id. R. 398e ; to\ . . toiauti\ poiei=n a)prepe/s Epicr. 11.33 ; to\ a)., = a)pre/peia , Th. 5.46 , 6.11 . Adv. -pw=s, poet. -pe/ws, h.Merc. 272 , Pl. Phdr. 274b , etc.: Comp. -e/steron Hdn. 3.13.1 . of persons, disreputable, indecent, a)ndri/on Theoc. 5.40 . a)/prhktos, Ion. for a)/praktos. a)/prhton: a)flo/giston, Hsch. a)prh/u+ntos, on, implacable, AP 7.287 (Antip.), Nonn. D. 28.1 , al. a)pri^a/thn [a^] (a)pria/dhn read by Rhian. in Hom. ), Adv. of pri/asqai, without purchase-money, e)/nqa me . . e)komi/ssato *fei/dwn h(/rws a). (speaking of a man) Od. 14.317 ; so in late Prose h(/deto a). eu)wxou/menos Agath. 4.22 :—also as fem. of Adj. a)pri/atos, mh/ me a)pria/thn pera/savtes (sc. *dhmh/tera) h.Cer. 132 ; do/menai . . kou/rhn a)pria/thn a)na/poinon Il. 1.99 : acc. pl., a)pria/tas Pi. Fr. 169.7 . a)/prigda, = a)pri/c , A. Pers. 1057 , 1063 (lyr.). a)prigdo/plhktos, on, struck unceasingly, prob. 1 . for a)/prigktoi plhkta/ in A. Ch. 425 (lyr., Blomfield). a)pri/c, Adv. fast, tight, a). o)/nuci sullabw/n S. Aj. 310 ; a). e)/xesqai tou= kerdai/nein Id. Fr. 328 , cf. Theoc. 15.68 , Luc. Nec. 5 , Eun. VS p.475 B. ; toi=n xeroi=n labe/sqai tino/s Pl. Tht. 155e , cf. Plb. 12.11.6 ; e)/xein xei/ressi Theoc. 24.55 ; dra/casqai AP 5.247 (Paul. Sil.). Subst., a kind of a)/kanqa ( Cypr. ), EM 132.53 . a)/pristos, on, not to be sawed, moxlo/s Aen.Tact. 20.2 . unsawed, Q.S. 12.137 , prob. in CPHerm. 28.11 (iii A. D.). a)pri/wtos [i_], on, in Surgery, without the use of the trepan, Hp. VC 14 ; not trephined, ib. 20 . a)proair-esi/a, h(, inconsistency, Hp. Ep. 17 ; prob. in Sammelb. 4317.5 (ii/iii A. D.), for th=s sh=s saproeraisei. a)proai/r-etos, on, without set purpose, not deliberate, of actions, Arist. EN 1135b10 , Arr. Epict. 2.16.1 , Plot. 1.2.5 , etc. Adv. -tws Hp. Prog. 2 , Arist. EN 1106a3 , Phld. Ir. p.93 W., etc. of things, incapable of choice or purpose, Hermog. Id. 2.4 ; not under the control of will, Phld. D. 3 Fr. 75 , M.Ant. 6.41 ,al. a)pro/ba^tos, on, making no progress, of persons, Phld. Ir. p.43 W. not advancing matters, inconclusive, lo/gos Id. Sign. 6 and 35 . a)pro/bolos, on, unprotected, Pall. in Hp.Fract. 12.285 C. a)proboul-eusi/a, h(, failure to look forward, Phld. Herc. 1251.7 . a)probou/l-eutos, on, unpremeditated, Arist. EN 1135b11 ; lo/goi Thphr. Char. 3.1 ; not deliberated upon, D.H. 4.72 , J. BJ 3.5.6 . not submitted to the boulh/, D. 22.5 , Hyp. Fr. 231 , Plu. Sol. 19 ; of the Roman Senate, App. BC 1.59 . Act. , without forethought or premeditation, Arist. EN 1151a3 , Ceb. 8 . Adv. -tws Pl. Lg. 867a , 867b ; a). tou= a)poktei=nai without purpose of . ., ib. 866e . a)proboul-i/a, h(, want of premeditation, ib. 867b . a)pro/boul-os, on, = a)probou/leutos , only in Adv. -lws rashly, A. Ch. 620 (lyr.). a)pro/-gra^fos, on, not promulgated, Hyp. Fr. 231 . a)pro-dihgh/tws, Adv., (dihge/omai) without preface, Tz. Proll.Hes. 10 . a)pro/-di^kos, on, without preliminary trial, [di/ka] GDI 5017 (Gortyn). a)pro/-edros, on, without president, e)kklhsi/a Eun. Hist. p.209D. a)pro/-qesmos, on, not fixed to any definite time, opp. e)mpro/qesmos, Sor. 1.33 . a)pro-qe/tws, Adv., (proti/qhmi) undesignedly, Plb. 9.12.6 . a)pro-qu_mi/a, h(, want of readiness, Suid. s.v. a)rrwsti/a. a)pro/-qu_mos, on, unready, backward, Hdt. 7.220 , Th. 4.86 , X. An. 6.2.7 , etc. Adv. -mws Pl. Lg. 665e . a)pro-i+dh/s [i^], e/s, (proi+dei=n) unforeseen, Nic. Th. 2 , 18 , AP 7.213 ( Arch. ), 9.111 (Id.). Adv. -w=s Archig. ap. Orib. 8.2.19 . Act. , unforeseeing, prob. in Nonn. D. 9.102 , 48.757 . a)/proikos, on, (proi/c) without portion or dowry, a)/. th\n a)delfh\n dido/nai Is. 3.29 , cf. D. 40.20 ; labei=n Lys. 19.15 , Diod. Com. 3.4 , cf. Men. Mon. 371 . a)pro/-i+tos [i^], on, not proceeding or emanating (cf. a)pro/odos), Dam. Pr. 34 ; qermh/ Gal. 14.729 . Adv. -tws Hsch. a)pro-ka/luptos [ka^], on, undisguised. Adv. -ptws Chio Ep. 7.3 , 13.3 . a)pro-kataskeu/astos, on, not elaborately prepared, D.H. Is. 14 . a)pro-kopi/a, h(, lack of progress, Sch. Luc. Bis Acc. 21 . a)pro/-kopos, on, making no progress, Man. 3.375 , Ptol. Tetr. 156 . a)pro-kri/tws [i^ ], without discussion, admittedly, POxy. 1467.22 (iii A. D.). = Lat. sine praejudicio, Just. Nov. 17.8 . a)pro/-lhptos, on, unanticipated, Stoic. 3.149 , Onos. 8.1 . not prejudged, to\ a). tw=n pra/cewn Hierocl. in CA 24p.459M. unprejudiced, Syrian. in Metaph. 1.15 . a)promh/q-eia or a)promhq-i/a, h(, want of forethought, Pl. La. 197b , J. BJ 3.5.6 . a)promh/q-eutos, on, later form for a)promh/qhtos. Adv. -tws Suid. s.v. a)feidw=s. a)promh/q-hs, es, not known beforehand, to\ a). tw=n gegono/twn J. AJ 19.3.1 ; to\ a). failure to take previous accountin time, ib. 18.6.5 . a)promh/q-htos, on, unforeseen, A. Supp. 357 . a)prono-hsi/a, h(, improvidence, Epicur. Fr. 368 , Alex.Aphr. de An. 178.22 , Procl. in Prm. p.746S. a)prono-hte/w, to be imprudent, Sch. Il. 4.2 . a)prono/-htos, on, unpremeditated, a)krasi/a Arist. MM 1203a30 ; xw/ra a). an unguarded country, Plb. 4.5.5 ; to/poi a). unreconnoitred, Id. 3.48.4 ; not the work of providence, ko/smos Ph. 2.411 , cf. Hierocl. in CA 11p.442M. Act. , not considering beforehand, h( o)rgh\ -ton X. HG 5.3.7 ; a). kai\ a)para/skeuoi Plb. 5.7.2 , cf. Orph. Fr. 233 ; a). tw=n e)some/nwn J. Vit. 13 ; tw=n e)pi\ gh=s pragma/twn Luc. Bis Acc. 2 , etc.; of the gods, not exercising providence, Epicur. Fr. 368 . Adv. -tws X. Cyr. 1.4.21 , etc.; a). tino\s e)/xein Str. 2.5.1 ; opp. pronoi/a|, S.E. P. 1.151 ; oi( a). qew/menoi without previous acquaintance, Plb. 10.14.8 . a)prono/meutos: ou) prutaneuqei/s: a)pronomh/ (sic) ga\r h( e)pi\ th=s xw/ras a(rpagh/, Hsch. a)pro/cenos, on, without pro/cenos, A. Supp. 239 . a)proci/s, i/dos, h(, burning bush, Dictamnus albus, Pythag. ap. Plin. HN 24.158 . a)pro/-odos, on, not proceeding or emanating, h( [tou= e(no\s] fu/sis Dam. Pr. 34 . a)pro-oimi/astos, on, without preface, Luc. Hist.Conscr. 23 , Corn. Rh. p.358 H. Adv. -tws D.H. Lys. 17 . a)pro/-optos, on, unforeseen, A. Pr. 1074 (lyr.); e)c-o/ptou Aesop. 330 . Adv. -tws PAmh. 2.154.7 (vi A. D.). Act. , not foreseeing, unwary, Poll. 1.179 ; a). tou= me/llontos Id. 3.117 . Adv. -tws Sor. 1.71 , Ael. NA 1.8 . a)pro-o/ra_tos, on, = foreg. 1 , D.S. 20.96 , Corn. ND 10 , Iamb. Protr. 21 . not previously seen, Gal. 14.279 . = foreg. 11 , Ph. 2.268 , Max.Tyr. 11.6 ; tou= me/llontos Ph. 2.159 . Adv. -tws Onos. 22.1 , D.L. 9.62 , Ach. Tat. 2.6 , Max.Tyr. 31.1 . a)pro-peti/a, h(, freedom from precipitancy, Ti. Locr. 102e . a)/propon: a)prepe/s, Hsch. a)pro-ptwsi/a, h(, freedom from precipitancy, deliberateness, Stoic. 2.39 , Chrysipp.ib. 40 , M.Ant. 3.9 . a)pro/-ptwtos, on, not precipitate, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.40 ; sugkata/qesis Arr. Epict. 2.8.29 , cf. M.Ant. 4.49 . Adv. -tws Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.50 . a)pro/-rrhtos, on, not foretold, Pl. Lg. <*> 68e , as Ast for a)po/rrhtos. a)pros-a^go/reutos, on, without appellation, Proll.Hermog. in Rh. 4.21 W. a)pros-a/rmostos, on, not befitting, tini/ Eust. 1271.58 . a)pros-a/rthtos, on, detached, zw=|on h)/dh a). Theol.Ar. 46 . a)pros-au/dhtos, on, not accosted, Plu. 2.29b , 921f ; unapproachable, Aristocl. ap. Eus. PE 11.3 . a)pro/s-ba^tos, Dor. a)poti/batos, on, inaccessible, pe/trai Arist. HA 563a5 , cf. Plu. Alex. 58 , Luc. Prom. 1 ; a)poti/b. nou=sos unapproachable, S. Tr. 1030 (lyr.), cf. Max.Tyr. 18.1 . a)pro/s-bleptos, on, not to be looked at, EM 433.49 . a)pro/s-blhton: gennai=on, Hsch. a)pros-deh/s, e/s, without want of anything, LXX 1 Ma. 12.9 , al., Phld. D. 3.13 ; filosofi/as Plu. 2.122f , cf. 381b , Luc. Hist.Conscr. 36 : abs., self-sufficient, Plu. Comp.Arist.Cat. 4 , Plot. 5.9.4 . a)pros-de/htos, on, = foreg., Plb. 21.23.4 ; didaskali/as Phld. Rh. 1.194S. a)pro/s-deiktos, not to be pointed out, A. Supp. 794 cod. (lyr., -meiktos Headlam). a)pro/s-dektos, on, inadmissible, BGU 1113.21 (i B. C.), S.E. P. 2.229 . Act. , not giving heed to, sumbouli/as Phld. Vit. p.34J. , dub. in Id. D. 3 . Fr. 42 ; unacceptable, Plb. 36.12.4 ; qusi/a IG 3.73.14 , 74.8 ; eu)xh\ a). u(po\ qeou= Porph. Marc. 24 . a)pros-di^o/nu_sos, on, unconnected with the worship of Dionysus, Plu. 2.671f . not to the point, mal a\ propos, proverbial like ou)de\n pro\s *dio/nuson , Cic. Att. 16.13a . 1 , Plu. 2.612e , Luc. Bacch. 6 . a)pros-dio/ristos, on, undefined, Ulp.ad D. 24.68 ; unqualified, Heliod. in EN 109.19 ; of propositions, indefinite in quantification, Ammon. in APr. 14.37 . Adv. -tws without distinction, Gal. 16.558 ; par excellence, Olymp. in Mete. 123.3 . a)pros-do/khtos, on, unexpected, unlooked for, A. Pr. 680 , S. El. 1017 , etc.; eu)pragi/a Th. 3.39 ; pra=gm' h(mi=n i)dei=n a). Ar. Lys. 352 ; kakopa/qeia Antipho 3.2.11 ; tu/xh Pl. Lg. 920d ; a). [o(do\n] poreuqei/s X. HG 6.4.3 ; e)c a)prosdokh/tou Hdt. 1.191 , 7.204 . Adv. -tws Th. 4.29 , Lys. 1.11 , etc. Act. , not expecting, unaware, e)piqe/sqai tisi\ a)prosdokh/tois Th. 2.33 , cf. 7.39 ; a). h)=san w(s h)/dh maxou/menoi Id. 6.69 ; a). mh\ a)/n pote/ tina sfi/sin e)piqe/sqai Id. 7.29 . a)pros-doki/a, h(, non-expectation, Pl. Def. 412c . a)pros-e/ggistos, on, gloss on a)pro/sitos, Hsch. a)pro/s-eilos, unsunned, E. Fr. 845 . a)pros-ekte/w, to be heedless, inattentive, Eustr. in APo. 258.6 . a)pro/s-ektos, on, heedless, careless, Tz.ad Lyc. 314 . Adv. -tws unconcernedly, Porph. Sent. 32 . a)pros-e/leustos, on, not taken up, of an inheritance, Just. Nov. 1.1.3 , cf. Suid. a)pros-eci/a, h(, want of attention, Arr. Epict. 4.12.5 , Sext. Sent. 280a , etc. a)pros-hgori/a, h(, want of intercourse, Poet. ap. Arist. EN 1157b13 . a)pros-h/goros, on, not to be accosted, unapproachable, of a man, S. OC 1277 ; of a lion, Id. Tr. 1093 ; without intercourse or conversation, Plu. 2.679a . a)pros-hnh/s, e/s, ungentle, harsh, Sch. Pi. P. 2.10 . a)pros-qete/w, suspend judgement, Timo 80 . a)pro/s-qetos, on, not added to, Theol.Ar. 30 . a)pro/s-qiktos, on, untouched, not to be touched, Hsch. s.v. a)proti/mastos. a)pro/s-iktos, on, unattainable, e)/rwtes Pi. N. 11.48 . a)pro/s-i^tos, on, unapproachable, inaccessible, o)/rh Plb. 3.49.7 , cf. Str. 1.3.18 ; fw=s 1 Ep.Ti. 6.16 ; of persons, Cic. Att. 5.20.6 , cf. Plu. 2.68e ; katafugh/ D.S. 19.96 : metaph., lo/gois a). parrhsi/a Plu. Alc. 4 ; du/namis tou= lo/gou Luc. Dem.Enc. 32 . Adv. -tws Plu. 2.45f . a)pros-kai/rws, unseasonably, Sch. Ptol. Tetr. 158 . a)pro/-skeptos, on, unforeseen, not thought of, X. Lac. 13.7 . Act. , improvident, D. 51.15 . Adv. -tws Antiph. 195 . a)pro/s-klhtos, on, without summons to attend a trial, IG 1.27a10 , Hyp. Fr. 2 ; a). di/kh a prosecution in support of which no pro/sklhsis has been issued, D. 53.15 ; e)pibolh/ ib. 14 ; gnw=sis Id. 21.92 ; without notice, u(me/naios Hld. 6.8 ; unsummoned, Id. 8.1 . a)pros-ko/llhtos, on, not adhering, tini/ Eust. 1940.20 . a)proskopei=n: mh\ proora=n, Hsch. a)pro/s-kopos (A), on, not stumbling, void of offence, Ep.Phil. 1.10 ; sunei/dhsis Act.Ap. 24.16 . free from harm, a)/trutos kai/ a). IG 5(2).20.19 (Tegea, i B. C.); [ qeoi/] sediafula/ssousin a). PGiss. 17.7 (ii A.D.), cf. PBaden 39 iii 14 (ii A. D.). Adv. -pws ib. 79iv8 (ii A.D.). giving no offence, tivi/ S.E. M. 1.195 , 1 Ep.Cor. 10.32 . a)pro/-skopos (B), on, unseeing, A. Eu. 105 . unexplored, o(do/s LXX Si. 35(32).21 . a)pro/s-koptos, on, without offence, IG 14.404 . Adv. -tws without stumbling, tre/xein Eust. 925.28 . a)pros-korh/s, e/s, not satiating or disgusting, Men.Rh. p.340 S. , Hld. 6.1 . insatiate, pro\s ta\s h(dona/s Cat.Cod.Astr. 8(4).178.19 . a)pro/s-kroustos, on, free from blows, e(/lkh fula/ttein a). Hierocl. p.25A. not taking offence, pro/s tina Plu. in Hes. 65 . a)pro/s-lhptos, on, not taking or admitting a construction, A.D. Pron. 14.15 , Synt. 63.21 . a)pro/s-logos, on, not to the point, Sch. Ar. V. 1311 , al. Adv. -gws Plb. 9.36.6 . a)pro/s-ma^xos, on, irresistible, S. Tr. 1098 ; tini/ Luc. Tox. 48 . a)pros-mhxa/nhtos [xa^], on, against whom no device avails, Sch. Il. 16.29 . a)pros-mh/xa^nos, on, = foreg., Sch. A.R. 1.1053 . a)pros-mi^gh/s, e/s, = sq., Steph.Byz. s.v. *sh=res , Eust.ad D.P. 752 . a)pro/s-miktos (-meiktos), on, holding no communion with, ce/noisi Hdt. 1.65 : abs., solitary, isolated, Poll. 3.64 . Adv. -tws Id. 5.139 . a)pros-o/deutos, on, not turned to profit, JHS 38.188 (Iconium, dub.). a)pro/s-odos, on, without approach, inaccessible, bi/os Phryn.Com. 18 ; o)/rh Procop. Goth. 4.16 . not yielding a return, unproductive, Phld. Oec. p.35J. a)pro/s-oistos, on, hard to associate with or deal with, A. Pers. 91 (lyr.). Adv. -tws unsociably, Isoc. 9.49 . a)pros-o/mi_los, on, unsociable, gh=ras S. OC 1236 . a)pro/s-optos, on, not to be looked at, faced, a)straph/ Poll. 1.117 . a)pros-o/ra_tos, on, not to be looked on, frightful, po/nos Pi. O. 2.67 ; epith. of *ku/rbas, Orph. H. 39.2 . a)pros-o/rmistos, on, where one cannot land, D.S. 20.74 , Sch. S. Ph. 214 . a)pros-pa^qh/s, e/s, without affection or passion, Hierocl. in CA 11p.438M. a)pros-pe/lastos, on, unapproachable, Str. 1.2.9 , Plu. Ant. 70 . a)pro/s-plhstos, = foreg., Hsch. a)pro/s-plokos, on, not to be interwoven, Sch. Ar. Ra. 1340 . a)pros-poi/htos, on, unfeigned, in Adv. -tws D.S. 32.24 . a)pro/s-ptaistos, on, = a)pro/skopos (A), Hp. Ep. 17 . a)pros-ptwsi/a, h(, freedom from error, Alex. Aphr. de An. 150.35 . a)pro/s-rhtos, on, unaddressed, a). tina\ katalipei=n Jul. Ep. 182 , cf. Poll. 5.137 , 138 . a)pro-sta^si/astos, on, without prosta/ths or guardian, Ph. 1.170 ; of the universe, ib. 696 . a)pro-sta^si/ou grafh/ indictment of a me/toikos for not having chosen a prosta/ths or patron, D. 35.48 ; a). di/kh Arist. Ath. 58.3 , Hyp. Fr. 15 . a)pro-sta/teutos [ta^], on, without a leader or guide, J. AJ 20.8.8 , Ael. NA 15.8 , f.l.for sq. in Hierocl. p.54A. a)pro-sta/thtos [ta^], on, = foreg., M.Ant. 12.14 ; oi)=kos Hierocl. p.54A. a)pro/-sta^tos, on, = foreg., dub. in D.C. 78.20 . a)prosti/mhtos [i_], on, without penalty, *)arx.*delt. 2.269 (Coronea, i B. C.). a)prosti/maton: a)prosdo/khton, a)pro/sbaton, Hsch. a)pro/stomos, on, without sharp edge, ci/fos Magn. 7 . a)pro/stuxos, gloss on a)/simos , Hsch. a)pro/s-fi^los, on, unfriendly, hostile, Hld. 5.7 . a)pro/s-foros, on, dangerous, nh/sous nau/tais a)prosfo/rous E. IA 287 (lyr.); unsuitable, Herod. Med. ap. Orib. 10.18.6 ; incongruous, Tz.ad Hes. Op. 735 . Adv. -rws Steph. in Hp. 1.223D. a)pros-fu^h/s, e/s, incongruous, Eust. 178.37 ; unrelated, Tz. H. 8.158 . Adv. -w=s Eust. 529.31 . a)pro/s-fu_los, on, (fu=lon) not belonging to the tribe, Hld. 4.8 (dub. 1 .). a)pros-fwnhti/, Adv. of sq., without accosting, Aesop. 35 . a)pros-fw/nhtos, on, not accosted, Cic. Att. 8.8.1 . unnoticed, unremarked, Plu. 2.575b , Sch. A.R. 1.645 . a)pro/sxhmos, = aequiformis, of verses, Diom. p. 498K. a)pro/s-xwros, on, arrogant, Gloss. a)pro/s-yaustos, on, not to be touched, Hdn. Epim. 57 . a)proswpo/lhptos, on, not respecting persons, Suid. s.v. a)dusw/phtos. Adv. -tws without respect of persons, 1 Ep.Pet. 1.17 . a)pro/swpos, on, without a face, i.e. without beauty of face, opp. eu)pro/swpos, Pl. Chrm. 154d , cf. Ael. NA 14.18 ; of a country, Chor. p.223 B. without a mask, undisguised, a)gnwmosu/nh Aristid. 1.409 J. impersonal, Phld. Lib. p.29O. , AB 420 . Adv. -pws Aphth. Prog. 4 . a)proti/-elptos, on, Ep. for a)pro/s-, unhoped for, Opp. C. 3.422 ( v.l. a)proti/opton ). a)proti/-mastos, on, Ep. for a)pro/smastos, (mai/omai) untouched, undefiled, of Briseis, Il. 19.263 . unapproachable, of Homer, Euph. 118 . a)proti-o/pistos: a)prono/htos, Hsch. a)proti/-optos, on, = a)pro/soptos , invisible, obscure, Man. 2.19 , Opp. H. 3.159 , Q.S. 7.73 , Ath.Mitt. 27.339 (Acarn.). a)pro-fa^nh/s, e/s, = a)pro/fatos , unexpected, f.l. in Orph. A. 787 . a)pro-fa/sistos [fa^], on, offering no excuse, unhesitating, ready, proqumi/a Th. 6.83 ; eu)/noia Lys. Fr. 114 ; su/mmaxoi X. Cyr. 2.4.10 ; sunerasth/s Timocl. 8 . Adv. -tws without disguise, Th. 1.49 , etc.: without evasion, honestly, Id. 6.72 , IG 2.243 , etc.; unhesitatingly, D.C. 38.39 . admitting no excuse, implacable, qa/natos E. Ba. 1002 . inexcusable, kaki/a Plu. Cat.Mi. 44 , cf. 2.742c . a)pro/-fa^tos, on, unforetold, unexpected, Arat. 424 , 768 , A.R. 2.268 , Nic. Al. 598 . Adv. -tws A.R. 1.1201 , 2.580 , Orph. A. 787 . unutterable, terrific, A.R. 1.645 . without parley, inAdv. -tws Id. 2.62 , 4.1005 . a)pro-fu/laktos [u^], on, not guarded against, unforeseen, Th. 4.55 . Adv. -tws D.C. 38.41 , Ach.Tat. 8.1 . unguarded, Opp. H. 5.106 . Act. , using no precautions, Hld. 6.13 . a)pro-fw/nhtos, on, not announced beforehand, Sch. Od. 4.727 . a)pro/-xwstos, on, not silted up, lime/nes Men.Rh. p.351 S. a)pru^ta/neutos [ta^], on, without payment of prutanei=a (q.v.), di/kai Milet. 3 No. 147.31 . a)ptaisi/a, h(, smoothness of rhythm in music, Pl. Lg. 669e . a)/ptaistos, on, not stumbling, a)ptaiststeron pare/xein to\n i(/ppon make a horse less aptto stumble, X. Eq. 1.6 : metaph., a)/ e)n tw=| bi/w| Epict. Gnom. 52 ; dw/masin a). Limen. 43 , cf. M.Ant. 5.9 ; bi/os Luc. Am. 46 ; infallible, Plot. 5.3.17 , Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 713.12 ; a)lh/qeia Iamb. Myst. 3.31 ; qeoi\ didaska/lwn-o/tatoi Max.Tyr. 38.1 . Adv. -tws Pl. Tht. 144b ; inevitably, Gal. 14.230 : Comp. -o/teron with greater precision, Ptol. Tetr. 177 :—also a)pro-ti/, Hdn. Epim. 256 . intact, Plu. 2.691d . not causing to stumble, giving a good footing, lei/a kai\ a)/. o(do/s Max. Tyr. 5.2 . a)pta/n: a)naxwrh/sion, Hsch. cf. sq., Id. a)ptanti/tas, derived from a)pta/n, = pe/nhs, tita/n , = paiderasth/s , Hsch. a)ptaru/ssetai: pe/tetai, Id.; cf. a)pteru/ssomai. a(pte/on, (a(/ptomai) one must cling to a thing, bestow pains upon it, mousikh=s Pl. R. 377a , cf. Epicur. Fr. 461 ; one must partake of, plakou=ntos Alex. 250 , cf. Gal. 11.371 , Porph. Abst. 2.44 . a)ptere/ws, Adv., (a)-, = smṃ-, ptero/n) quickly, swiftly, Hes. Fr. 96.46 , Parm. 1.17 , A.R. 4.1765 . (Expld. as = ai)fnidi/ws by Hdn.Gr. 2.230 ; cf. a)/pteros III, a)pte/rwtos II.) a)/pteros, on, without wings, unwinged, Hom. only in Od. , and always in phrase th=| d' a)/pteros e)/pleto mu=qos the speech was to her without wings, remained unuttered, opp. e)/pea ptero/enta, 17.57 ; a)/. fa/tis unspoken rumour, A. Ag. 278 ; a)/ptera pwth/mata wingless flight, Id. Eu. 250 ; a)/ dro/mos, of the Trojan horse, v.l. in Tryph. 85 . a)/ptera, opp. pterwta/, without wings, of insects, Arist. HA 523b17 ; a)/pteron, to/, Id. PA 642b33 . unfeathered, of Harpies, A. Eu. 51 ; a)/nqrwpos zw=|on a)/. Pl. Def. 415a ; o)/rnis(i.e. the Chorus) E. IT 1095 (lyr.); of arrows, Hdt. 7.92 . of young birds, unfledged, callow, a)/. w)di\n te/knwn E. HF 1039 , cf. Pl. Phdr. 256d . (a)-, = smˆ-) a)/. ta/xos of great speed, Trag.Adesp. 429 ; cf. a)/ptera: i)so/ptera, taxe/a, h(de/a, Hsch. Adv. -rws Lyc. 627 (o(mopte/rws, taxe/ws, Sch.). a)pte/ru^gos, on, without wings, Hedyleap. Ath. 7.297b . a)pteru/omai, = pteru/ssomai , flap the wings, Arat. 1009 . a)pteru/ssomai, = foreg., Archil. 49 Diehl (ap.Sch. Arat. 1009 ); cf. a)ptaru/ssetai. a)pte/rwtos, on, unfeathered, of arrows or bolts, IG 2.809e19 . a)pte/rwta: taxe/a, ai)fni/dia, Hsch. ; cf. a)ptere/ws, a)/pteros III. a)pth/n, h=nos, o(, h(, (pthno/s) unfledged, callow, a)pth=si neossoi=si Il. 9.323 : metaph. of men, a)pth=na tutqo/n Com.Adesp. 1291 . unwinged, brotoi/ Ar. Av. 687 ; pezoi=s te kai\ a)pth=si (sc.zw/|ois) Pl. Plt. 276a . a(ptiko/s, h/, o/n, (a(/ptomai) able to come into contact with, a)llh/lwn Arist. GC 322b27 . abs., th\n a(. ai)/sqhsin the sense of touch, Id. de An. 413b9 , cf. Alex.Aphr. Pr.Praef.; to\ a(. Arist. de An. 415a3 ; glw=tta a(ptikwta/th most sensitive to touch, Id. PA 660a21 . Adv. -kw=s Olymp. in Alc. p.40C. of medicines, acting on, c. gen., tou= neurw/dous Dsc. 2.179 . a)/pti^los, on, unfledged, Jul. Ep. 191 . a)/ptistos, on, not winnowed or ground, Hp. VM 14 . a)ptoeph/s, e/s, reckless in speech, Il. 8.209 ( v.l. a(ptoeph/s : fort. a)epto-eph/s uttering unspeakable words (for a)vepto-, cf. ve/pos)). a)pto/htos, poet. a)ptoi/htos, on, undaunted, LXX Je. 26(46).28 , Nonn. D. 22.355 , Sch. Il. 1.56 , etc. Adv. -tws, qnh/|skein Phalar. Ep. 103.2 . a)ptole/m-istos, on, unwarlike, Orac. ap. Ath. 12.524b . a)pto/lem-os, on, poet. for a)po/lemos, Il. 2.201 , E. Med. 640 (lyr.), etc. a)/ptoros: i)so/pteros, Hsch. (leg. a)/pteros). a(pto/s, h/, o/n, (a(/ptw) tangible, o(rata\ h)\ a(. sw/mata Pl. R. 525d , cf. Ti. 32b , al., Arist. de An. 424a12 , Thphr. Od. 64 , etc. a(pta/: fa/rmaka, Hsch. a(/ptra, h(, Dim. a(/ptrion, to/, (a(/ptw B) wick of a lamp, Sch. D.T. p.195 H. a)/ptustos, on, without expectoration, pleuri=tis Hp. Coac. 375 , cf. Gal. 17(1).491 . a(/ptw, fut. a(/yw: aor. h(=ya:— Pass. , pf. h(=mmai, Ion. a(/mmai Hdt. 1.86 : fut. a(/yomai Od. 9.379 , a(fqh/somai(sun-) Gal. 3.311 :— Med. , v.infr. (cf. e(a/fqh):—fasten or bind to, used by Hom. , once in Act. , a(/yas a)mfote/rwqen . . e)/nteron oi)o/s (of a lyre-string) Od. 21.408 ; once in Med. , a(yame/nh bro/xon . . a)f' u(yhloi=o mela/qrou having fastened the noose to the beam (to hang herself), 11.278 ; so later a(/yetai a)mfi\ bro/xon . . dei/ra| E. Hipp. 770 ; a(yame/nh bro/xon au)xe/ni A.R. 1.1065 :— Act. , bro/xous a(/. kremastou/s E. Or. 1036 ; but bro/xw| a(/. de/rhn Id. Hel. 136 , cf. AP 7.493 (Antip. Thess.). join, a(/. xoro/n A. Eu. 307 ; pa/lhn tini\ a(/. fasten a contest in wrestling on one, engage with one, Id. Ch. 868 : — Pass. , a(/ptesqai th\n *megare/wn po/lin kai\ *korinqi/wn toi=s tei/xesin Arist. Pol. 1280b14 . more freq. in Med. , a(/ptomai, fut. a(/yomai, aor. h(ya/mhn E. Supp. 317 , with pf. Pass. h(=mmai S. Tr. 1010 (lyr.), Pl. Phdr. 260e :—fasten oneself to, grasp, c.gen., a(/yasqai gou/nwn Il. 1.512 ; xeirw=n 10.377 ; a(yame/nh de\ genei/ou *)odussh=a prose/eipen Od. 19.473 ; a(/ptesqai nhw=n Il. 2.152 ; brw/mhs d' ou)x a(/pteai ou)de\ poth=tos; Od. 10.379 , cf. 4.60 ; w(s d' o(/te ti/s te ku/wn suo\s . . a(/pthtai kato/pisqe . . i)sxi/a te gloutou/s te Il. 8.339 ; a(/ptesqai tou= e)peo/ntos e)pi\ tw=n dendre/wn karpou= Hdt. 2.32 ; tw=n tu/mbwn a(pto/menoi Id. 4.172 ; a(/ptesqai/ tinos, Lat. manus inicere alicui, Id. 3.137 ; ou)/t' e)/qigen ou)/q' h(/yaq' h(mw=n E. Ba. 617 ; tw=n sfugmw=n feel the pulse, Arr. Epict. 3.22.73 : metaph., take hold of, cleave to, Pl. Lg. 967c . abs., tw=n me\n ga\r pa/ntwn be/le' a(/ptetai for the spears of all the Trojans reach their mark, Il. 17.631 ; a)mfote/rwn be/le' h(/pteto 8.67 . a(/. th=s gh=s land, D.S. 4.48 . metaph., engage in, undertake, bouleuma/twn S. Ant. 179 ; a)gw=nos E. Supp. 317 ; pole/mou prosecute it vigorously, Th. 5.61 ; h(=ptai tou= pra/gmatos D. 21.155 ; yuxh\ h(mme/nh fo/nwn Pl. Phd. 108b , cf. E. IT 381 ; tw=n megi/stwn a)sebhma/twn Plb. 7.13.6 ; so a(/. th=s mousikh=s kai\ filosofi/as Pl. R. 411c ; e)pithdeu/matos ib. 497e ; gewmetri/as Id. Plt. 266a ; th=s qala/tths Plb. 1.24.7 ; a(/ptesqai lo/gou E. Andr. 662 , Pl. Euthd. 283a (but a(/ptesqai tou= lo/gou attack, impugn the argument of another, Id. Phd. 86d ); tou/twn h(/yato touched on these points, handled them, Th. 1.97 ; a(/. th=s zhth/sews Arist. GC 320b34 ; but also, touch on, treat superficially, Pl. Lg. 694c , Arist. EE 1227a1 . abs., begin, set to work, tai=s dianoi/ais Ar. Ec. 581 . fasten upon, attack, Pi. N. 8.22 , A. Ag. 1608 , etc.; mo/non tw=| daktu/lw| Ar. Lys. 365 ; th=s ou)ragi/as Plb. 2.34.12 ; esp. with words, Hdt. 5.92 .g/; of diseases, h(=ptai/ mou S. Tr. 1010 , cf. Gal. 15.702 ; h(/yato tw=n a)nqrw/pwn Th. 2.48 ; o(/sa a(/ptetai a)nqrw/pwn all that feed on human flesh, ib. 50 . lay hands on, xrhma/twn Pl. Lg. 913a ; tw=n a)llotri/wn Id. R. 360b , etc. touch, affect, a)/lgos ou)de\n a(/ptetai nekrou= A. Fr. 255 , cf. S. OC 955 ; a(/ptei mou toi=s lo/gois th=s yuxh=s Pl. Ion 535a ; th=s e)mh=s h(/yw freno/s E. Rh. 916 ; w(/s mou xrhsmo\s a(/. frenw=n Ar. Eq. 1237 ; make an impression upon, h(mw=n OGI 315.56 (Pessinus, ii B. C.). grasp with the senses, perceive, S. OC 1550 , Pl. Phd. 99e ; apprehend, th=s ai)ti/as Arist. Resp. 472a3 . have intercourse with a woman, Pl. Lg. 84c a, Arist. Pol. 1335b40 , 1 Ep.Cor. 7.1 ; eu)nh=s E. Ph. 946 . come up to, reach, overtake, X. HG 5.4.43 ; attain, th=s a)lhqei/as Pl. Phd. 65b ; tou= te/lous Id. Smp. 211b : in Pi. , c. dat., a)glai/+ais P. 10.28 ; sta/laisin *(hraklei/ais Id. I. 4(3).12 ; but also c. gen., *(hrakle/os stala=n Id. O. 3.44 . make use of, avail oneself of, th=s tu/xhs E. IA 56 . Geom., of bodies and surfaces, to be in contact, Arist. Ph. 231a22 , cf. Metaph. 1002a34 , al., S.E. M. 3.35 ; of lines or curves, meet, Euc. 3 Def. 2 ; touch, Id. 4 Def. 5 , Archim. Sph.Cyl. 1.28 ; pass through a point, Euc. 4 Defs. 2 , 6 ; of points, lie on a line or curve, ib. Defs. 1 , 3 ; a(/ptetai to\ shmei=on qe/sei dedome/nhs eu)qei/as the locus of the point is a given straight line, Id. ap. Papp. 656.6 ,al. Act. , kindle, set on fire (i.e. by contact of fire), Hdt. 8.52 , etc. (so in Med. , Call. Dian. 116 ); e)rei/khs qwmo\n a(/yantes puri/ A. Ag. 295 : metaph., purso\n u(/mnwn Pi. I. 4(3).43 :— Pass. , to be set on fire, o( moxlo\s e)la/i+nos e)n puri\ me/llen a(/yesqai Od. 9.379 ; w(s a(/fqh ta/xista to\ lh/ion . . a(/yato nhou= as soon as the corn caught fire, it set fire to the temple, Hdt. 1.19 ; purh=s h)/dh a(mme/nhs ib. 86 ; h(=ptai puri/ E. Hel. 107 . a(/. pu=r kindle a fire, ib. 503 :— Pass. , a)/nqrakes h(mme/noi red-hot embers, Th. 4.100 ; da=|d' e)negka/tw tis h(mme/nhn Ar. Nu. 1490 , cf. Pl. 301 . cook, Alex. 124.1 . a(ptw/dion, to/, brooch, POxy. 1273.8 (iii A.D.). a)ptw/c, w=kos, o(, h(, without hares, Hdn.Gr. 1.46 . a)ptw/s, w=tos, o(, h(, (pi/ptw) not falling or liable to fall, a). do/los, of a wrestler's art, Pi. O. 9.92 ; lo/gos Pl. R. 534c ; a). e(sta/nai M.Ant. 7.61 ; a). e(auto\n diathrei=n Plu. Comp.Arist.Cat. 2 . a)/ptwtos, on, = a)ptw/s , never thrown, of a wrestler, IG 14.1106 , TAM 2.301 . metaph., faultless, Longin. 33.4 , cf. Ph. 1.678 . without cases, r(h=ma stoixei=on lo/gou a)/. Apollod.Stoic. 3.213 , cf. D.T. 638.3 , A.D. Synt. 176.5 , al. not involving different cases, of a geometrical problem, Procl. in Euc. p.222F. Adv. a)ptole/m-tws, e)/xein to be secure, Corn. ND 9 ; infallibly, with certainty, S.E. M. 8.187 . a)pu/, Aeol. , Arc. , Thess. for a)po/:—a)pudo/smios, a)ptolem-dosmo/s, v. a)po-. a)/pu_gos, on, without buttocks, Semon. 7.76 , Pl.Com. 184.3 . a)/puqen, Aeol. for a)/poqen, Hsch. a)pu/qmenos, on, without bottom or base, ku/lic Thphr. Fr. 94 ; fia/lh Parth. ap. Ath. 11.501a , cf. Dsc. Eup. 1.235 ; gh= a)pu/qmenon qew/rhma Secund. Sent. 14 :—also a)puqme/nistos, on, Eust. 870.28 : a)pu/qmhn, enos, o(, h(, Theognost. Can. 86 . a)pu/kaston: a)ske/paston, Phot. a)/pukn-os, on, not dense, not compressed, Ptol. Geog. 8.1.4 . in Music, of notes, not included in the pukno/n (q.v.), Cleonid. Harm. 4 , etc. a)pu/kn-wtos, on, = foreg. 1 , Eust. 972.39 . a)/pu^los, on, = sq., metaph., Vett. Val. 334.13 . a)pu/lwtos [u^], on, not secured by gates, X. HG 5.4.20 ; sto/ma Ar. Ra. 838 ( v.l. a)qu/rwton ). a)punda/kwtos [da^], on, = a)pu/qmenos , S. Fr. 611 . a)/pu_os, on, not suppurating, Suid. a)/purg-os, on, untowered, unfortified, E. Fr. 749 . a)pu/rg-wtos, on, = foreg., not girt with towers, Od. 11.264 . a)pu/rektos [u^], on, = a)pu/retos , Arr. Epict. 4.6.21 (ex corr.), Gp. 13.8.9 , Gal. 10.378 , Aët. 9.31 . a)pu^reci/a, h(, absence of fever, time or state free from fever, Gal. 17(1).69 , cf. 19.399 . a)pu/retos [u^], on, free from fever, Hp. Aph. 4.20 , Luc. Philops. 25 , POxy. 1582.9 (ii A.D.); not inducing fever, di/aita Hp. Art. 69 ; bi/os Antiph. 226.6 ; relieving fever, a)nti/dotos Archig. ap. Gal. 13.173 :— perh. to be read for a)pu/reutos f.l. in Thphr. Char. 3.6 . a)pu_rhnomh/lh, h(, probe without a knob (purh/n), Hp. ap. Gal. 19.85 . a)pu/rhnos [u_], on, without stone or kernel, pipless, r(oa/ Ar. Fr. 118 , Thphr. HP 4.13.2 ; foi=nic Arist. de An. 422a29 , Fr. 267 . with no spine, i)xqu/s (i.e. e)/gxelus) Archestr. Fr. 8 codd. a)puri/ths (sc. a)/rtos), o(, a kind of loaf, Poll. 6.33 . a)/pu^ros, on, without fire, in Hom. only of pots and tripods, that have not yet been on the fire, brand-new, e(/pt' a)pu/rous tri/podas Il. 9.122 , cf. 23.267 . not capable of standing on the fire, skeuw=n e)mpu/rwn kai\ a). Pl. Lg. 679a , cf. Ar. Fr. 532 . not wasted by fire, Max.Tyr. 41.4 . a)/. oi)=kos fireless, i.e. cold, cheerless, Hes. Op. 525 . unfermented, oi)=nos Alcm. 117 ; uncooked, siti/a Plu. 2.349a ; a)/kolos AP 9.563 ( Leon. ), etc. a)/. xrusi/on unsmelted, opp. a)/pefqon, Hdt. 3.97 , IG 2.652B28 (but a)/. xruso/s, of nuggets, or gold-dust, Arist. Mir. 833b8 , D.S. 2.50 , al.); a)/. ku/anos Thphr. Lap. 55 ; a)/. te/xnai Aristid. Or. 37(2).13 ; qei=on a)/. native sulphur, Gal. 12.903 . i(era\ a)/. sacrifices in which no fire was used, i. e. offerings of fruit, grain, and wine, Pi. O. 7.48 , cf. A. Ag. 70 (lyr.), S. Fr. 417 ; qusi/an a)/puron pagkarpei/as E. Fr. 912.4 ; a)/. bwmoi/ Ph. 1.345 ; i(erourgi/a Plu. 2.578b . in A. Pr. 880 (lyr.) a)/. a)/rdis an arrow-point but one not forged in fire, i. e. the sting of the gad-fly; a)/. da/s, of love, Luc. DDeor. 19.1 . Medic., without fever, Hp. Epid. 1.1 , cf. Aret. SD 1.9 . Adv. a)pu/rws Hp. Prorrh. 1.119 . = nekro/s , Hsch. a)pu/rwtos [u^], on, not exposed to fire, brand-new, fia/lh Il. 23.270 ; uncooked, Thphr. Od. 10 ; of the moon in eclipse, not fiery, Placit. 2.29.2 ; incombustible, Thphr. Lap. 19 , 22 . a)/pustos, on, not heard of, w)/|xet' a)/i+stos a)/. Od. 1.242 , cf. Sapph. Supp. 25.19 , Opp. C. 1.236 . of words, inaudible, a)/pusta fwnw=n S. OC 489 . Act. , without hearing or learning a thing, ou)de\ dh\n h)=en a)/. *zeu/s Od. 5.127 : c. gen., mu/qwn 4.675 ; kakw=n e)/ti pa/mpan a)pu/stw IG 14.1389i i16 . a)pu/w, Dor. for h)pu/w. a)pfa/ or a)/pfa, a term of endearment used by brothers and sisters, also by lovers, Eust. 565.23 . a)pfa/rion [fa^], Dim. of a)pfa/, Xenarch. 4.15 , CIG 3277 (Smyrna). a)pfi/dion [fi_], to/, Sch. Luc. Cat. 12 , and a)pfi/on, to/, Eust. 565.23 , Dim. of a)pfa/; also a)pfi/a Poll. 3.74 , cf. Hsch. a)pfu=s (for the accent cf. Hdn.Gr. 2.936 ), gen. u/os, o(, a term of endearment used by children to their father, papa, Theoc. 15.14 :— Eust. (v. foreg.) expld. as o( a)f' ou(= e)/fu. a)pw/gwn, wnos, o(, h(, beardless, Suid. a)pw|d-e/w, v.l. for a)pa/|dw in Plu. 2.1043b : metaph., gowrong, tosou=ton mo/non . . a)pw/|dhsen o( a)/nqrwpos prob. in Phld. Po. 994.4 . a)pw|d-o/s, o/n, out of tune, E. Cyc. 490 (lyr.), Ph. 1.375 , Luc. Icar. 17 : metaph., out of harmony with, c. gen., Id. Salt. 65 : abs., Ph. 2.170 , Luc. Pisc. 34 , A.D. Synt. 307.14 . having ceased to crow or sing, a)lektruw/n Luc. Lex. 6 ; of a person, Him. Or. 22.5 . a)/pwqen (in late Poets also a)/pwqe, Q.S. 6.647 , AP 7.172 (Antip. Sid.)), Adv. from afar or afar, S. Ant. 1206 , Tr. 816 , E. Heracl. 674 , Ar. Av. 1184 , etc.; oi( a)/pwqen strangers, outsiders, Arist. Rh. 1371a12 , al. c. gen., far from, new/s E. IT 108 , cf. Ar. Pl. 674 , Th. 3.111 , Babr. 1.12 ; cf. a)/poqen. a)pwqe/w, fut. inf. a)pwse/men Il. 13.367 : aor. a)pe/wsa Od. 9.81 , a)pw=sa prob. corrupt in S. Fr. 479 :— Med. , fut. a)pew/somai LXX 4 Ki. 21.14 : aor. a)pwsa/mhn Hom. (v. infr.), a)pewsa/mhn Th. 1.32 , etc., a)pwqhsa/mhn D.C. 38.28 codd.: pf. a)pw=smai: a)pw/qhsa, Hsch. , inf. a)pew=sqai Th. 2.39 :— Pass. , pf. part. a)pwsme/nos Phld. Ir. p.33 W.:—thrust away, push back, w)/i+ce pu/las kai\ a)pw=sen o)xh=as Il. 24.446 , cf. 21.537 ; a). e)pa/lceis pushed them off the wall, Th. 3.23 :— Med. , thrust away from oneself, xersi\n a)pw/sasqai li/qon Od. 9.305 ; a)pw/sato h)=ka ge/ronta pushed him gently away, Il. 24.508 ; ai( xei=res to\ to/con -ou=ntai/ te kai\ prose/lkontai Pl. R. 439b . drive away, h)e/ra me\n ske/dasen kai\ a)pw=sen o)mi/xlhn [*zeu/s] Il. 17.649 ; of the wind, beat from one's course, *bore/hs a)pe/wse Od. 9.81 (so in Med. , sfe/as kei=qen a)pw/sato i)\s a)ne/moio 13.276 ). c. gen., ei)/ ke/ min ou)dou= a)pw/somen 22.76 , cf. 2.130 ; gh=s a)pw=sai/ [me] patri/dos S. OT 641 :— Med. , thrust from oneself, drive away, mnhsth=ras a)pw/seai e)k mega/roio Od. 1.270 :— Pass. , to be expelled, Hdt. 1.173 ; a)pwqou=mai do/mwn Ar. Ach. 450 ; gh=s S. OT 670 . thrust aside, spurn, Id. Aj. 446 ,al.:— Pass. , to\n dh=mon pro/teron a)pwsme/non pushed aside, Hdt. 5.69 . repel, drive back, in Med. , *trw=as a)pw/sasqai Il. 8.206 ; nei=kos a)pwsame/nous 12.276 ; a)pw/sasqai kaka\ nhw=n 15.503 ; nhw=n me\n a)pwsa/menoi dh/i+on pu=r 16.301 ; pe/nqos Archil. 9.10 ; nou=son AP 6.190 ( Gaet. ):— also in Prose, Antipho 4.4.6 , etc.: c. dupl. acc., th\n naumaxi/an a)pewsa/meqa *korinqi/ous Th. 1.32 . in Med. , reject, to\ a)rgu/rion Hdt. 1.199 ; to\n au)lo/n S. Tr. 216 (lyr.); filo/thta Id. Ph. 1122 (lyr.); ta\s sponda/s Th. 5.22 ; ta\ e)c a)diki/as ke/rdh Pl. R. 366a ; a). po/nous decline them, E. Fr. 789 ; th\n doulosu/nhn shake off slavery, Hdt. 1.95 ; u(/pnon shake off sleep, Pl. R. 571c : abs., refuse, poih/sw kou)k a)pw/somai S. Tr. 1249 . a)pw/q-hsis, ews, h(, rejection, repulsion, xumw=n Steph. in Hp. 1.72 D. a)pwq-hth/s, ou=, o(, one who repels, Gloss. a)pw/q-htos, on, thrust or driven away, rejected, Suid. a)pwq-i/a, h(, refusal, PFay. 21.24 (ii A. D.) (fort. a)peiqi/as). a)pw/leia, h(, destruction, Arist. EN 1120a2 , etc.: pl., Id. Mete. 351b11 . loss, Id. Pr. 952b26 ; opp. th/rhsis, Plb. 6.59.5 Schweigh., cf. BGU 1058.35 , al. (i B. C.); tw=n xro/nwn a). Diog.Oen. 1 . perdition, Ep.Rom. 9.22 , 2 Ep.Thess. 2.3 . thing lost, LXX Le. 6.3 ( 5.22 ). a)pwlesi/oikos, on, ruining one's house, meira/kion Com.Adesp. 848 . a)pw/leutos, on, of horses, unbroken, Anon. ap. Suid. a)pwli/a, h(, = a)pw/leia , Pl.Com. 199 . a)pw/m-astos, on, (pw=ma) without a lid, Babr. 60.1 , Gal. 17(2).161 . a)/pwm-os, on, = foreg., Gp. 6.1.4 , Zos.Alch. p.113B. a)pwm-osi/a, h(, (a)po/mnumi) denial upon oath, as law-term, opp. e)cwmosi/a, Poll. 8.54 , cf. Hsch. a)pwm-otiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for denial on oath, e)pi/rrhma (i.e. ma/) D.T. 642.15 , Eust. 54.23 . Adv. -kw=s Id. 92.22 , Sch. Il. 1.85 . a)pw/m-otos, on, abjured, declared impossible on oath, xrhma/twn a)/elpton ou)de/n e)stin ou)d' a). Archil. 74 ; brotoi=sin ou)de/n e)st' a). S. Ant. 388 ; pra=gm' a). Eup. 217 ; ou)de\n a). ou)de\ a)/prakton poiei=sqai D.Chr. 4.102 . of persons, under oath not to do a thing, kai/per w)\n a). S. Ant. 394 ; ka)n a). tis h)=| Trag.Adesp. 566 . a)pwne/omai, buy, purchase, a)pwnhqh/setai Theopomp.Com. 84 . a)pwru^g-i/zw, dig up, PFlor. 369.5 (ii A. D.). a)pwru^g-ismo/s, o(, layering of a)pw/ruges 11 , POxy. 1692.14 (ii A. D.), cf. 1631.10 (iii A. D.). a)pw=ruc, ugos, h(, (a)poru/ssw) canal from a place, a)pw/ruges suxnai/ Procop. Vand. 2.19 (Scalig., for a)porrw=ges): metaph. of Samos, a). th=s po/lews Demad. Fr. 4 S. , cf. Phld. Rh. 1.181 S. layer of a vine, LXX Ez. 17.6 , Gp. 5.18.1 , POxy. 1631.10 (iii A.D.). a)pwr-wsi/a, h(, absence of callus, Paul.Aeg. 6.110 . a)pw/r-wtos, on, not forming a callus, of fractured bones, Dsc. 1.70 . a)pwsi/-ka^kos [i^], on, repelling evil, qeoi/ IG 14.957 ; a)/nemoi a). BMus.Inscr. 370 (Delos). a)pwsi-ku/ma^tos [u_], on, repelling waves, AP 6.90 ( Phil. ) a)/p-wsis, ews, h(, thrusting or driving away, dia\ th\n tou= a)ne/mou a)/pwsin au)tw=n Th. 7.34 , cf. Aret. SD 1.14 . repulsion, opp. e(/lcis, Arist. Ph. 243a19 . a)p-wsmo/s, o(, = foreg., LXX La. 1.7 . a)p-wste/on, one must reject, E. HF 294 . a)p-w/sths, ou, o(, one that drives away, a)/nemos Eust. 1741.22 ; cf. e)cw/sths. a)p-wstiko/s, h/, o/n, rejecting, du/namis Gal. Nat.Fac. 3.8 . a)p-wsto/s, h/, o/n, thrust or driven away from, th=s e(wutou= (sc. gh=s) Hdt. 6.5 , cf. S. Aj. 1019 . that can be driven away, ou)de\ a)pwstoi\ e)/sontai Hdt. 1.71 . a)pwta/tw, Sup. Adv. of a)/pwqen, farthest from, th=s *qra/|khs D. 23.166 , cf. Trag.Adesp. 130 (lyr.). a)pw/teros, a, on, Comp. , (a)po/) farther off, = makro/teros , Suid. : neut. as Adv., h( a)pw/teron (sc. grammh/) Euc. 3.15 ,al.; opp. e)/ggion, Id. Phaen. p.4 M. a)pwte/rw, Comp. Adv. of a)/pwqen, farther off, S. OT 137 , Ar. Nu. 771 , Pl. Phdr. 254c , etc.; ge/nei a). o)/ntes D. 43.50 : prov., a). h)\ go/nu kna/ma Theoc. 16.18 . c. gen., farther from, Cratin. 229 . a)pwte/rws, = foreg., Gloss. a)/pwtos, on, deaf, dub. in GDI 104 ( Cypr. ) (= Inscr.Cypr. 171 H.); litai=s a)/pwte cj. in Moschio Trag. 2 . a)pwxrai/nw, make pale, v.l. for a)poxrai/nw , Arist. Col. 796a24 . a)/r, v. sq. a)/ra^, Ep. r(a/ (which is enclitic and used after monosyllables, h)=, o(/s, ga/r, etc., or words ending in a vowel or diphthong, e.g. e)pei/), before a consonant a)/r (perh. cf. Lith. i[rtilde] 'and'): expressing consequence, then, or mere succession, there and then, and in many derived uses. EARLIER USAGE: to denote, immediate transition, there and then, straightway, w(\s fa/to bh= d' a)/r' *)/oneiros Il. 2.16 : after a part., w(\s ei)pw\n kat' a)/r' e(/zeto 1.68 , al.; puqo/menos . . ei)=pe a)/. Hdt. 4.134 , cf. 9.9 ; e)rwtw/shs th=s mhtro\s a)pekri/nato a)/ra X. Cyr. 1.3.2 ; with other Particles, de/, h)=, w(s, etc., cf. o( de\ *)astua/ghs a)/. ei)=pen ib. 4.10 : also after Advbs. of Time, to/te dh/ r(a, th=mos a)/ra, etc.; ou(/tws a)/ra Pl. Phdr. 259b ; often in apodosi, as au)ta\r e)pei\ dh\ qhh/sato . . au)ti/k' a)/r' h)/luqen Od. 5.77 ; repeated tw\ me\n a)/r' . . kei=nto h( d' a)/r' . . a)go/reue Il. 21.426 : in enumerations, e. g. in Homer's catalogue, then, next, oi( d' a)/r' *)aqh/nas ei)=xon 2.546 ; so in genealogies, *si/sufos . . o( d' a)/. *glau=kon te/keq' ui(o/n 6.154 . to draw attention, mark you! to\n trei=s me\n e)pirrh/sseskon . . tw=n a)/llwn *)axileu\s d' a)/r' e)pirrh/sseske kai\ oi)=os 24.456 ; with imper., a)ll' a)/ge dh\ kat' a)/r' e(/zeu 24.522 : to point a moral or general statement, feugo/ntwn d' ou)/t' a)\r kle/os o)/rnutai ou)/te tis a)lkh/ 5.532 . connexion, such as, that of antecedent and consequent, oi)noxo/ei . . a)/sbestos d' a)/r' e)nw=rto ge/lws 1.599 , cf. 24.507 ; tou)/nek' a)/r' a)/lge' e)/dwke 1.96 ; freq. with ou(/neka in protasi, 7.140 , al.: also in questions, ti/s t' a)/r tw=n o)/x' a)/ristos e)/hn; who then (say you) was . . ? 2.761 : with demonstr. Pronoun in recapitulation, a)ll' ui(o\n *pria/moio . . to/n r(' *)oduseu\s ba/le he it was, whom . . , 4.501 : freq. in such phrases as w(\s a)/ra fwnh/sas 2.35 , al.; w(\s a)/r' e)/fh 1.584 , al.; h)= r(a 3.355 , al., thus, then he spoke.—This usage is universal in Greek. explanation of that which precedes, xwo/menon kata\ qumo\n e)u+zw/noio gunaiko\s th/n r(a . . a)phu/rwn whom (and for this cause he was angry) they had taken away, 1.429 ; ei) mh\ u(perfi/alon e)/pos e)/kbale . . fh= r(' a)e/khti qew=n fuge/ein for he said, Od. 4.504 : freq. with ou(/neka; so with relatives, e)k d' e)/qore klh=ros o(\n a)/r' h)/qelon au)toi/ the very one which . . , Il. 7.182 . LATER USAGE, always with inferential force: 1. in drawing conclusions (more subjective than ou)=n) , a)/riston a)/. h( eu)daimoni/a Arist. EN 1099a24 ; dh=lon a)/. Id. Pol. 1295b33 ; in pseudo-syllogistic conclusions, Id. SE 174b11 , Rh. 1401a3 , al.: esp. by way of informal inference, as it seems, ou)k a)/. soi/ ge path\r h)=n *phleu/s Il. 16.33 ; ou)d' a)/. pws h)=n e)n pa/ntess' e)/rgoisi dah/mona fw=ta gene/sqai 23.670 ; ma/thn a)/r', w(s e)/oiken, h(/komen S. El. 772 ; ou(/tw koino/n ti a)/. xara=| kai\ lu/ph| da/krua/ e)stin so true is it that . . , X. HG 7.1.32 ; polu\ ga\r a)mei/nwn a)/. o( tou= a)di/kou h)\ o( tou= dikai/ou bi/os Pl. R. 358c ; h)=n a)/. puro/s g' e(/tera . . qermo/tera Ar. Eq. 382 ; w)= tlh=mon a)reth/, lo/gos a)/r' h)=sqa Trag.Adesp. 374 ; so in announcing the discovery or correction of an error, as ou)k e)nnenoh/kamen o(/ti ei)si\n a)/. . . Pl. R. 375d ; fai/netai pro\ podw=n h(mi=n kulindei=sqai kai\ ou)x e(wrw=men a)/r' au)to/ ib. 432d ; ei)ko/tws a)/. ou)k e)gi/gneto: w(s ga\r e)gw\ nu=n punqa/nomai. . X. An. 2.2.3 . in questions, expressing the anxiety of the questioner, ti/s a)/. r(u/setai; who is there to save ? A. Th. 92 ; so in exclamations to heighten the expression of emotion, oi(/an a)/r' h(/bhn . . a)pw/lesen what a band of youth was that . . ! Id. Pers. 733 ; so w(s a)/ra ib. 472 , S. Fr. 577 ; ti/ m' a)/. ti/ m' o)le/keis; Id. Ant. 1285 ; ti/ ou)=n . . a)/. X. Oec. 6.2 ; pw=s a)/.; ou(/tws a)/., etc.; a)/. alone, e)/zhs a)/. S. Fr. 686 : esp. in ironical comments, Ar. Av. 476 , 1371 , etc. epexegetic, namely, e)rw=, w(s a)/. . . Pl. Tht. 152d , cf. 156e . for toi a)/ra, ta)/ra, v. sub toi 11.2 . ei) (or e)a/n) mh\ a)/. unless perhaps, Pl. Ap. 38b , D. 58.4 ; separated from ei) mh/, Id. 9.20 ; with irony, ei) mh\ a)/. h( th=s a)reth=s e)pime/leia diafqora/ e)stin X. Mem. 1.2.8 . in hypothetical clauses, to indicate the improbability of the supposition, h)\n a)/. pote\ kata\ gh=n biasqw=sin Th. 1.93 , etc.; or simply, perhaps (sts. separated from ei)) , ei)/ tis ou)=n u(mw=n a)/. . . u(pela/mbanen D. 21.8 ; ei)/ tis i)di/a| tina\ dediw\s a)/. a)pro/qumo/s e)stin Th. 4.86 . IN CRASIS, freq. ta)/ra, menta)/ra, ou)ta)/ra: also dh/coma)/ra for dh/comai a)/., Ar. Ach. 325 ; oi)mw/ceta)/ra, klau/sa)/ra, Id. Th. 248 , Pax 532 : also in Trag., E. Hyps.Fr. 34.86 . a)/ra never stands first in the sentence in Classical Greek ( Arist. Mech. 851a22 is corrupt), but is found at the beginning of an apodosis in Ev.Matt. 12.28 , Ep.Rom. 10.17 , and first in a sentence, Ev.Luc. 11.48 , Vett.Val. 305.20 ; in conclusion of syllogism, Herm. ap. Stob. 3.11.31 . a)=ra^, interrog. Particle, implying anxiety or impatience, = Ep. and Lyr. h)= r(a: alone, it simply marks the question, the nature of which is determined by the context: e.g. in D. 35.44 a negative answer is implied in the question a)=r' a)\n oi)/esqe . . ; but an affirmative in X. Cyr. 4.6.4 a)=. be/blhka di\s e)fech=s; cf. a)=r' eu)tuxei=s . . h)\ dustuxei=s; E. Ph. 424 .—To make it plainly neg., we have a)=. mh/ . . ; A. Th. 208 , Pl. Phd. 64c ; and to make it plainly affirmative, a)=r' ou); a)=r' ou)xi/; S. OC 791 , OT 540 ; a)=r' ou)x ou(/tws; Pl. Phlb. 11d . a)=. ou)=n; is used to draw an affirmative inference, Id. Grg. 477a , La. 190b ; also when a neg. answer is expected, Id. Chrm. 159b ; with a neg., a)=r' ou)=n ou) . . ; Id. Phdr. 263a , etc. in a)=ra/ ge, each Particle retains its force, ge serving to make the question more definite, Ar. Pl. 546 , X. Mem. 1.5.4 , etc. less freq. with ti/s interrog., ti/nos pot' a)=r' e)/prace xeiri/ S. Aj. 905 ; ti/d' a)=r' e)gw\ se/; E. IA 1228 ; ti/s a)=r' o( feu/gwn; Ar. V. 893 ; with h)/n, E. Rh. 118 . in indirect questions, skeyw/meqa tou=to a)= . . . Pl. Phd. 70e , cf. R. 526c , al., Arist. Ph. 204b3 , etc. in Poets sts. like a)/ra , Archil. 86 , 89 , Pi. P. 4.78 , Ar. V. 3 ; toioi=sde xrhsmoi=s a)=. xrh\ pepoiqe/nai; A. Ch. 297 , cf. 435 ; tw=| de\ cifh/rhs a)=r' u(feisth/kei lo/xos E. Andr. 1114 : in exclamations, bradei=an h(ma=s a)=r' o( th/nde th\n o(do\n pe/mpwn e)/pemyen S. Aj. 738 ; o)dunhro\s a)=r' o( plou=tos E. Ph. 566 , cf. El. 1229 , Hipp. 1086 ; h)= deino\n a)=r' h)=n Id. Fr. 931 ; e)/mello/n s' a)=. kinh/sein Ar. Nu. 1301 , cf. Ach. 347 . In Prose, a)=. almost always stands first in the sentence, but cf. Pl. Grg. 467e ; kai\ u(pe\r tou/twn a)=. . . Jul. Or. 2.61c : in Poetry greater licence is taken, v. supr. 1.4 , 11 . a)ra/, Ion. a)rh/, h(, prayer, Il. 15.378 , 598 , 23.199 , Hes. Op. 726 , Pi. I. 6(5).43 ; a)rh\n e)poih/santo pai=da gene/sqai *)ari/stwni offered prayers that a child should be born, Hdt. 6.63 . vow, Inscr.Cypr. 83 , 147H. curse, imprecation, e)c a)re/wn mhtro\s . . h(/ r(a qeoi=si po/ll' a)xe/ous' h)ra=to Il. 9.566 ; freq. in Trag., mostly in pl., A. Pr. 910 , S. OT 295 ; a)ra\s a)ra=sqai,prostiqe/nai, e)canie/nai, E. Ph. 67 , S. OC 952 , 154 (lyr.), 1375 ; e)peu/xesqai Pl. Criti. 119e ; qe/sqai e)pi/ tinas Plu. Cam. 13 : also in sg., patro\s d' a). kranqh/setai A. Pr. 910 , cf. Ag. 457 (lyr.), etc.; h( tou= no/mou a). Pl. Lg. 871b ; a)ra=| . . e)/noxos e)/stw ib. 742b , etc.: in pl., imprecations, freq. in Inscrr. on those who shall mutilate or remove them, Inscr.Magn. 105.53 (ii B. C.), IG 3.1417 sqq. *)ara/ personified as the goddess of destruction and revenge, w)= po/tni' *)ara\ semnai/ te qew=n pai=des *)erinu/es S. El. III; deino/pous *)ara/ Id. OT 418 ; but in A. Eu. 417 the Erinyes say that *)arai/ is their own name gh=s u(pai/; *)ara/ t' *)erinu\s patro\s h( megasqenh/s Id. Th. 70 ; *)ara=s i(ero/n Ar. Fr. 575 . (Hence the Verb a)ra/omai.) [ Ep. always a_r, Att. always a^r.] (From a)rva_, cf. ka/tar vos.) *)ara^b-a/rxhs, v. Addenda. *)ara^b-arxi/a, h(, office of *)araba/rxhs, BGU 665ii5 (i A. D.). a)/rabdos, v. a)/rrabdos. a)ra/bdwtos, v. a)rra/bdwtos. a)ra^be/w [a^r], (a)/rabos) rattle, ring, Hom. (mostly in Il. ), always of armour, dou/phsen de\ pesw\n a)ra/bhse de\ teu/xe' e)p' au)tw=| Il. 5.42 , al.; of the teeth, gnash, Theoc. 22.126 ; a)rabei= d' a( gna/qos Epich. 21.2 . trans., gnash, grind, o)do/ntas Hes. Sc. 249 , A.R. 2.281 . *)ara^b-i/a, h(, Arabia, Hdt. 2.8 , etc. (also, = ko/smos gunaiko/s , Hsch. ): poet. *)arrabi/a Theoc. 17.86 :—Adj. *)ara/bios, a, on, Arabian, oi( *)a. Hdt. 1.198 , al.:—also *)arabiko/s, h/, o/n , xa/ragma PGen. 29.8 (ii A. D.), Plu. Ant. 69 , Hsch. :—later *)/arabes (v. *)/aray):—pecul. fem. *)arabi/s, i/dos, Them. Or. 34.56 : *)ara/bissa, St.Byz. *)ara^b-i/zw, take part with the Arabs, Suid. *)ara^b-isti/, Adv. in Arabic, Eust. ad D.P. 954 . a)rabi/des: ai( meta\ koniortou= pnoai/, Hsch. a)rabi/s, i/dos, h(, = dra/bh , Dsc. (post 2.185 ). a)/ra^bos [a^r], o(, gnashing or chattering of teeth, a)/. de\ dia\ sto/ma gi/gnet' o)do/ntwn Il. 10.375 , cf. Hes. Sc. 404 , Hld. 5.3 ; prob. f.l. for a)/rados in Plu. 2.654b . generally, rattling, ringing, sa/keos Call. Del. 147 . (Prob. onomatop.) a)ra^botoco/ths, ou, o(, Arab archer, employed for police duty in Egypt, PAmh. 2.77.4 (ii A. D.), etc. a)rabu/lh: a)rbu/lh, Hsch. a)rabw/n, v. a)rrabw/n. a)ra/g-dhn [a^r], Adv., (a)ra/ssw) with a rattle, Luc. Lex. 5 . a)ra/g-ein: spara/ssein, Hsch. a)/rag-ma, atos, to/, = sq., tumpa/nwn a)/. E. Cyc. 205 . = ka/tagma , Sor. Fract. 10 . a)rag-mo/s, o(, clashing, clattering, rattling, A. Th. 249 ; a). petrw=n crashing shower of stones, E. Ph. 1143 ; ste/rnwn a). beating of the breast in grief, S. OC 1609 ; a). xeroi=n Lyc. 940 .—Rare in Prose, Hellanic. 167 (c) J. a)rad<h/s>ei: qorubh/sei, tara/cei, and a)ra/dhtai: keko/nhtai (prob. -ki/n-), sugke/xutai, Hsch. ; cf. a)/rados. a)ra_|diou/rghtos, on, not dishonestly done, AB 357 , Suid. s.v. a)kaph/leuton. Adv. -tws, = sine fraude, Just. Edict. 7.7 . a)/ra^dos [a^r], o(, disturbance, tou= xrwto\s a)/. poiei=n Hp. Morb. 4.56 ; a)/. e)mpoiei=n Id.Acut.(Sp.) 47 ; also of foods, a)/. e)/xein Id. VM 15 ; e)/xon a)/. kako/n Id. Acut. 10 ; palpitation of the heart, a)/. kako/s Nic. Th. 775 : generally, o( e)k th=s sunousi/as a)/. kai\ palmo/s prob. in Plu. 2.654b . (Prob. onomatop., like a)/rabos. ) a)ra/dous: blabera/s, lepta/s, Hsch. a)ra/zw or a)rra/zw, snarl, growl, of dogs, Ael. NA 5.51 , Poll. 5.86 , Ph. 1.694 codd. (Onomatop., = make the sound a)ra, a)rra.) a)ra/h: fia/lhn, kai\ a)ra/kthn, Hsch. ; cf. a)ra/kh, a)rakth/r. a)raia/, a=s, h(, belly, v. a)raio/s. a)raia/kis, = o)liga/kis , prob. in Hsch. s.vv. a)dra/kis, a)rba/kis. a)raio/dous, ontos, o(, h(, with thin-set teeth, Arist. HA 501b23 , cf. Pr. 963b20 (dub. l.). a)raio/-qric, tri^xos, o(, h(, with thin hair, Hsch. s.v. yednh/ , cf. Moer. 421 . a)raio/-poros, on, thinly porous, flaccid, Alex.Aphr. Pr. 1.2 . a)rai=os [a^], a, on, also os, on S. Ant. 867 (lyr.): (a)ra/): Pass. , prayed to or entreated, *zeu\s a)., = i(ke/sios , S. Ph. 1182 (lyr.). prayed against, accursed, gona/ A. Ag. 1565 (lyr.); po/tmos a). e)k patro/s Id. Th. 898 (lyr.); m' a)rai=on e)/labes you adjured me under a curse, S. OT 276 . Act. , cursing, bringing mischief upon, c. dat., fqo/ggos a). oi)/kois A. Ag. 237 (lyr.); do/mois a). S. OT 1291 , cf. E. Med. 608 , IT 778 ; a). goneu\s e)kgo/nois w(s ou)dei\s e(/teros a)/llos Pl. Lg. 931c : abs., A. Ag. 1398 , S. Tr. 1202 .—Almost confined to Trag., exc. Pl.l.c. a)raio/s [a^], a/, o/n, (a(r- Hdn.Gr. 2.108 , v.l. in Il. 18.411 , al.) thin, slender, knh=mai, xei/r, glw=ssai, Il.l.c., 5.425 , 16.161 ; gasth/r Nic. Th. 133 ; narrow, ei)/sodos Od. 10.90 ; of ships, Hes. Op. 809 ; fa/lagges a)., opp. baqu/terai, X. Lac. 11.6 , cf. Plu. Crass. 23 ; a)raia=| trofh=| xrh=sqai meagre, of diet, Arist. Pol. 1335b13 . later, of the substance of bodies, of loose texture, opp. pukno/s, Anaximen.I, Meliss. 7 , Anaxag. 12 , 15 , cf. Emp. 104 ( Sup. ), Thphr. CP 2.4.7 , etc.; opp. pi/wn, Arist. Pr. 880a38 ; freq. in Hp. , as VM 22 ; de/rma Aph. 5.71 ; o)ste/on Art. 33 ; ei)/ria Mul. 1.1 ; o(mi/xlh . . ne/fous a)raiote/ra Arist. Mu. 394a21 , cf. Mete. 364b25 ( Comp. ); spo/ggoi D.S. 3.14 . flu/ktainai a). empty blisters, Nic. Th. 240 (v. Sch.ad loc.), cf. Theoc. 12.24 . in Tactics,in open order, opp.pukno/s, to\ a)raio/taton [dia/sthma] Ascl. Tact. 4.1 , etc. intermittent, pneu=ma Hp. Epid. 1.26 .a/ , b/; a)=sqma, bh/c, Aret. SD 1.11 , etc. Adv. -w=s Hp. Nat.Puer. 24 ; of the pulse, Gal. 9.444 ,al. scanty, few and far between, tri/xes Arist. Col. 797b27 ; a)kti=nes ib. 791a27 ; fwnai/ Id. Aud. 803b28 ; o)do/ntes Poll. 2.94 , etc. a)raia/ (sc. gasth/r), h(, flank, belly, Ruf. Onom. 171 . of the voice, thin, Theoc. 13.59 . (Homeric metre proves varaio/s.) a)raio/-sarkos [a^r], on, with porous, spongy flesh, Hp. Nat.Puer. 21 , Mul. 1.1 , Hices. ap. Ath. 7.288c ( Comp. ). a)raio/-sthmos, on, of thin warp, fine, Hsch. s.v. manosth/mois. a)raio/-stu_los, on, with columns widely spaced, Vitr. 3.31 . a)raio-su/gkri^tos, on, with loose tissues, Gal. 6.407 . a)raio/-ths, htos, h(, looseness of substance, porousness, rarity, opp. pukno/ths, Hp. Aph. 5.63 , al., Arist. Pr. 869b30 : pl., Id. Ph. 260b10 , Epicur. Ep. 2p.49U. , Placit. 3.12.1 ; tw=n po/rwn Arist. Aud. 802a24 ; opp. pu/knwsis, Plu. Fr.inc. 149 . a)raio/-trhtos, on, with few pores, opp. polu/trhtos, Gal. UP 8.6 codd. a)rai-o/fqalmos [a^r], on, with few eyes or buds, klh=ma Gp. 5.8.2 . a)raio/-fullos [a^r], on, with scanty leaves, Zonar. s.v. mano/fullon. a)raio/w [a^r], make porous, rarefy, th\n e)pidermi/da Hp. Nat.Puer. 20 ; th\n sa/rka Id. Vict. 3.78 ; opp. pukno/w, Arist. Pr. 884a27 , Aret. CA 2.1 , cf. SA 2.2 , etc. Pass. , to be rarefied, Hp. Vict. 1.13 , Arist. Mu. 394a36 ; a)raioume/nwn tw=n swma/twn Ph. Bel. 71.43 . a)rai/r-hka, a)rair-hme/nos, a)rai/r-hto, v. ai(re/w. a)raiw/dhs [a^r], es, loose of substance, porous, Gal. 14.680 . a)rai/-wma [a^r], atos, to/, (a)raio/w) interstice, crevice, chink, Str. 4.4.1 , D.S. 1.39 , Luc. VH 1.30 , Placit. 3.3.11 , Plu. 2.980c , etc.; of the body, Hp. Morb. 4.45 ; pore, sw/matos Hero Spir. IPraef., al., cf. Sor. 1.115 ; a little bit, Longin. 10.17 . a)rai/-wsis, ews, h(, becoming or making porous, rarefaction, opp. pu/knwsis, dub. in Epicur. Nat. 14 Fr. 11 (cf. Fr. 6 ), cf. Plu. Strom. 3 , D.L. 9.8 ( Heraclit. ), Corn. ND 17 , etc. Medic., porosity, of the lungs, Hp. Oss. 13 , etc. mordanting, PHolm. 8.3 . a)rai-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for rarefying, u(grw=n, v.l. in Dsc. 1.62 . a)ra/kh, h(, = fia/lh , Hsch. s.v. a)ra/h (leg.a)ra/khn), and s.v. e)c a)rkia/wn (leg. a)raka/wn): so in Ath. 11.502b *ai)olei=s th\n fia/lhn a)ra/khn (a)raki/n cod.) kalou=sin. a)ra^kiko/s, h/, o/n, of or from aracus, fo/ros PFlor. 27.6 (iv/v A. D.). a)ra/kion [a^k], to/, = sq., POxy. 119.12 (ii/iii A. D.), Gal. 13.68 . a)ra^ki/s, i/dos, h(, and a)ra^ki/skos, o(, Dims. of a)/rakos, Gal. 19.85 . a)/ra^kos [a^r], o(, a leguminous plant, wild chickling, Lathyrus annuus, Ar. Fr. 412c , BGU 636.12 (i A. D.), Gal. 6.524 . neut., a)/. to\ traxu\ kai\ sklhro/n, a variety which grew as a weed among lentils, Thphr. HP 8.8.3 . Tyrrhen. word for i(e/rac, Hsch. a)ra^ko/-spermon [a^r], to/, aracus-seed, PRyl. 143.16 (i A. D.). a)ra^ko/-sporos, on, sown with aracus, BGU 1292.54 (i B. C.). a)ra^ko/-xersos, on, dry and fit for sowing aracus (sc. gh=), CPHerm. 120r iii 5 . a)rakth=ra: a)melkth=ra, Hsch. : a)ra/kths, Id. s.v. a)ra/h. a)ra^kw/dhs [a^r], es, like a)/rakos: -w=des, to/, tine-tare, Lathyrus tuberosus, Thphr. HP 1.6.12 . a)/rama: bo/rboros, Hsch. a)/ramen: me/nein, and a)ra/menai: h(suxa/zein, Id. (perh. for h)remei=n). a)ra/menoi: ta\ a)po/xuta u(/data, Id. a)/ramos: e)rw|dio/s, Id. a)ra/nh: mesa/gkulon, Id. (order requires a)rau/h). <a)/>ranis: e)/lafos, Id. a)ra/ntisin: e)rinu/si ( Maced. ), Id. a)/rac, akos, o(, = a)/rakos , PMeyer 12.23 (ii A. D.), PTeb. 423.4 (iii A. D.), etc. a)ra/ca, h(, fabulous plant which grows by the Araxes, Ps.- Plu. Fluv. 23.2 . a)/racis, ews, h(, dashing, beating, Cass. Pr. 25 . kind of bread used in Athamania, Ath. 3.114b . a)raci/xeiros [a^] [i^], on, (a)ra/ssw) beaten with the hand, tu/mpana AP 6.94 ( Phil. ). a)ra/omai, Aeol. inf. a)/rasqai Sapph. Supp. 5.22 : fut. a)ra/somai [a_], Ion. a)rh/somai: aor. h)rhsa/mhn, Aeol. 3 pl. a)ra/santo Sapph. 51 : pf. h)/ra_mai (only in compds. e)ph/ramai, kath/ramai): (a)ra/): [a_r Hom. , a^r Lyr., Trag.]:—poet. Verb (v. infr.), pray to a god, *)apo/llwni Il. 1.35 ; dai/mosin 6.115 : once c. acc., invoke, stugera\s a)rh/set' *)erinu=s Od. 2.135 . c. acc. et inf., pray that . . , a)ra=tai de\ ta/xista fanh/menai *)hw= 11.9.240 ; ta\ e)nanti/a . . a)re/omai u(mi=n gene/sqai Hdt. 3.65 codd.; h)rw=nto (sc. sfe/as) e)pikrath=sai prayed that they might prevail, 8.94 ; h(/ se qeoi=s a)ra=tai . . molei=n S. Aj. 509 , cf. Ar. Th. 350 . c. inf. only, pa/ntes k' a)rhsai/at' e)lafro/teroi po/das ei)=nai would pray to be, Od. 1.164 . folld. by optat., a)rw/menos ei(=os i(/koio praying till thou should'st come, ib. 19.367 . pray for, e)/sla tw=| ga/mbrw| Sapph. 51 ; a). tini\ a)gaqa/ Hdt. 1.132 : c. inf., sfw=)|n . . qeoi=s a)rw=mai mh/ pot' a)nth=sai kakw=n S. OC 1445 ; more freq. in bad sense, imprecate, ti/ tini Id. OT 251 ; a)ra\s a). tini/ Id. OC 952 , And. 1.31 , cf. A. Th. 633 , Pr. 912 ; and without an acc., a)ra=sqai/ tini to curse one, E. Alc. 714 , cf. S. OT 1291 . c. fut. inf., vow that . . , path\r h)rh/sato *phleu\s . . me . . soi/ te ko/mhn kere/ein r(e/cein te Il. 23.144 . Act. only in Ep. aor. inf., a)rh/menai me/lleis you are like to have prayed, Od. 22.322 . the part. a)rhme/nos (q. v.) does not belong to this Verb. a)rari/zw, = a)ra/zw , Ammon. s.v. fwnei=n. a)/rarin: a)ra/xnhn, Hsch. a)rarinoi/ (sc. li/qoi), stones used to fill chinks in walls, Id. a)/raris: e)/norkos, Id. a)ra^ri/skw (redupl. form of [root ] ar, join, fit together), only impf. a)ra/riske Od. 14.23 , Theoc. 25.103 : the tenses in use (from *a)/rw) are mostly poet., v. infr. trans.:— Ion. aor. 1 h)=rsa Il. 14.167 (e)p-), Ep. a)/rsa Od. 21.45 , imper. a)/rson 2.289 , pl. a)/rsete A.R. 2.1062 , part. a)/rsas Il. 1.136 (also inf. a)ra/rai: a(rmo/sai, ple/cai, Hsch. ): aor. 2 h)/ra^ron, Ion. a)/ra^ron, inf. a)ra^rei=n, part. a)ra^rw/n (but a)/ra^ron is used intr. in Il. 16.214 , Od. 4.777 , Simon. 41 ; while for a)/rhren, in trans. sense ( Od. 5.248 ), a)/rassen is the true reading; e)s ou)rano\n h)/raren o)/sse Orph. A. 984 is by confusion with ai)/rw:— Med. , fut. a)/rsomai Lyc. 995 acc. to Sch. (possibly fr. ai)/rw): aor. I h)rsa/mhn, part. a)rsa/menos Hes. Sc. 320 : 3 pl. aor. 2 opt. (in pass. sense) a)raroi/ato A.R. 1.369 : pf. subj. a)rh/retai Hes. Op. 431 (pros-):— Pass. , pf. part. a)rhreme/nos or -e/menos A.R. 3.833 , al.; later incorrectly written a)rhra/menos Q.S. 2.265 , Opp. C. 2.384 , etc.: aor. I h)/rqhn, only 3 pl. a)/rqen, for h)/rqhsan, Il. 16.211 :—join together, fasten, oi( d' e)pei\ a)llh/lous a)/raron bo/essi when they had knitted themselves one to another with their shields, Il. 12.105 (in Pass. , ma=llon de\ sti/xes a)/rqen 16.211 ); a)/ggesin a)/rson a(/panta pack up, Od. 2.289 . fit together, construct, o(/te toi=xon a)nh\r a)ra/rh| pukinoi=si li/qoisin Il. 16.212 :— Med. , a)rsa/menos pala/mh|si Hes. Sc. 320 . mnhsth=rsin qa/naton kai\ *kh=r' a)raro/ntes having prepared, contrived, Od. 16.169 . fit, equip, furnish with a thing, nh=' a)/rsas e)re/th|sin 1.280 ; kai\ pw/masin a)/rson a(/pantas fit all [the jars] with covers, 2.353 , cf. A.R. 2.1062 ; kai\ h)/rare qumo\n e)dwdh=| furnished, i.e. satisfied, his heart with food, Od. 5.95 :—in Pass. , esp. pf. part., fitted, furnished with, pu/las a)rhreme/nas sani/dessi A.R. 1.787 . please, gratify, e)me/ g' a( stono/ess' a)/ra^ren fre/nas S. El. 147 (lyr.); a( *neme/a a)/ra_re Nemea smiled on [him], Pi. N. 5.44 . make fitting or pleasing, a)/rsantes kata\ qumo/n (sc. to\ ge/ras), Il. 1.136 . intr.:—pf. a)/ra_ra with pres. sense, Ion. and Ep. a)/rhra, part. a)ra_rw/s, a)rhrw/s, Hom. , Trag., and late Prose (except that X. has prosarare/nai HG 4.7.6 ), Ep. fem. part. a)rhrui=a Hes. Th. 608 , and metri gr. a)ra^rui=a Hom. , eu)= a)ra^ro/s Opp. H. 3.367 : Ion. and Ep. plpf. a)rh/rein or h)rh/rein, with impf. sense, Il. 10.265 , 12.56 , etc.:— Med. only aor. 2 part. sync. a)/rmenos, h, on, also os, on Hes. Op. 786 (cf. however a)rhreme/nos): on aor. 2 used intr. v. supr. A. 1 :—to be joined closely together, a)rhro/tes in close order, Il. 13.800 ; a)/raron ko/ruqe/s te kai\ a)spi/des 16.214 ; e(cei/hs poti\ toi=xon a)rhro/tes [pi/qoi] piled close against the wall, Od. 2.342 : c. dat. instr., ko/llh|sin a)rhro/ta Emp. 96.4 ; in Tactics, a)raro/s, to/, = o)mfalo/s (q. v.), Ascl. Tact. 2.6 , etc. abs., to be fixed, fresi\n h(=|sin a)rhrw/s Il. 10.553 ; qumo\s a)rhrw/s Theoc. 25.113 ; a)/ra_re fe/ggos shines for ever, Pi. N. 3.64 ; a)/raren h(/de g' w)le/nh is fixed, A. Pr. 60 : or metaph., qew=n . . ou)ke/ti pi/stis a)/rare E. Med. 414 (lyr.); w(s tau=t' a)/rare ib. 322 ; to\ so/n t' a)/rare is fixed, ib. 745 : abs., a)/rare it is fixed, my mind is made up, Id. Or. 1330 , Men. Epit. 185 ; to\ a)raro\s h)=qos steadfastness, J. AJ 14.12.3 ; do/gmata a)raro/ta D.Chr. 12.56 ; also of persons, a)rarw\s th\n gnw/mhn steadfast, Plu. Dio 32 ; [qeoi\] a)raro/tes toi=s kri/masin Hierocl. p.48 A. ; toi=s logismoi=s a). Id. p.51 A. fit well or closely, zwsth\r a)rhrw/s a close-fitting belt, Il. 4.134 ; pu/lai eu)=, stibarw=s a)rarui=ai, 7.339 , 12.454 ; sani/des pukinw=s a). 21.535 ; fit or be fitted to a thing, e)/gxos pala/mhfin a)rh/rei fitted the hands, Od. 17.4 ; ko/ruqa krota/fois a)rarui=an, knhmi=des e)pisfuri/ois a)rarui=ai, Il. 13.188 , 19.370 ; kune/h e(kato\n poli/wn prule/ess' a)rarui=a fitting a hundred champions, i.e.large enough for them, 5.744 ; also with Preps., kune/h e)pi\ krota/fois a)rarui=a Od. 18.378 , Hes. Sc. 137 ; o)/fr' a)\n . . dou/rat' e)n a(rmoni/h|sin a)rh/rh| Od. 5.361 ; kerauno\s e)n kra/tei a). fit emblem in victory, Pi. O. 10(11).83 ; a)nqrw/poisin a)rhro/ta muqi/zesqai befitting men, Orph. A. 191 . to be fitted, furnished with a thing, [ ta/fros] skolo/pessin o)ce/sin h)rh/rei Il. 12.56 ; po/lis pu/rgois a)rarui=a 15.737 ; zw/nh qusa/nois a)rarui=a 14.181 : hence, furnished, endowed with, xari/tessin a)rarw/s Pi. I. 2.19 ; e)/qnea qnhtw=n pantoi/ais i)de/h|sin a)rhro/ta Emp. 35.17 ; ka/llei a)rarw/s E. El. 948 ; pollh=|sin e)pwnumi/h|sin a)rhrw/s D.P. 28 . to be fitting, agreeable, pleasing, (cf. a)re/skw) once in Hom. , e)ni\ fresi\n h)/raren h(mi=n it fitted our temper well, Od. 4.777 ; a)/koitin a)rhrui=an prapi/dessi Hes. Th. 608 . syncop. aor. 2 part. Med. a)/rmenos, h, on (os, on Id. Op. 786 ), fitting, fitted or suited to (cf. a)rme/nws), c. dat., i(sto\n . . kai\ e)pi/krion a)/rmenon au)tw=| fitted or fastened to the mast, Od. 5.254 (cf. a)/rmena, ta/); troxo\n a)/rmenon e)n pala/mh|sin Il. 18.600 ; pe/lekun . . a)/. e)n p. Od. 5.234 . fit, meet, ma/la ga/r nu/ oi( a)/rmena ei)=pen Hes. Sc. 116 : rarely c. inf., h(me/ra kou/rh|si gene/sqai a)/rmenos a day meet for girls to be born, Id. Op. 786 . prepared, ready, xrh/mata d' ei)n oi)/kw| pa/nt' a)/. poih/sasqai ib. 407 ; a)/. pa/nta parei=xon Id. Sc. 84 , cf. Thgn. 275 ; a)/. e)s to/de e)/rgon A.R. 4.1461 ; a)/. e)s po/lemo/n te kai\ e)n nh/essi ma/xesqai Hermonax 1.3 , cf. 8 . agreeable, welcome, a)/rmena pra/cais, = eu)= pra/cas , Pi. O. 8.73 ; e)n a)rme/nois qumo\n au)/cwn Id. N. 3.58 ; so of men, a)/. cei/noisin Pl. Epigr. 6 . (Cf. Lat. arma, armus, artus, Goth. arms, etc.) a)ra_ro/tws [a^r], (a)rari/skw) compactly, closely, strongly, A. Supp. 945 , E. Med. 1192 , Pl. Phdr. 240d , D.Chr. 3.79 , Iamb. Protr. 12 : Comp. a)raro/teron (-w/teron Dind.) Them. Or. 22.270c . a)ra/simos [ra_], on, (a)ra/omai) accursed, Suid. a)ra/ssw, Att. a)ra^ko/-ttw [a^r], Ion. and poet. impf. a)ra/sseskon Pi. P. 4.226 : fut. a)ra/cw (sun-) Hom. , Dor. a)racw= Theoc. 2.160 : aor. h)/raca (a)p-) Hom. , Ep. a)/raca Hes. Sc. 461 :— Pass. , aor. h)ra/xqhn, Ep. a)ra/xqhn (sun-) Hom. : fut. Med. in pass. sense, kat-ara/cesqai Plu. Caes. 44 :— smite, dash in pieces, ( Hom. only in compds. a)para/ssw, sunara/ssw); of any violent impact, with collat. notion of rattling, clanging, as of horses, o(plai=s a). xqo/na Pi. l.c.; a)/rasse (sc. pu/las) knock at the door, E. Hec. 1044 ; th\n qu/ran Ar. Ec. 978 , cf. Theoc. 2.6 ( Pass. , of the door, open with a crash, Luc. DMeretr. 15.2 ); pound in a mortar, o(/lmw| a). Nic. Th. 508 ; a)ra/ssein ste/rna, kra=ta, beat the breasts, the head, in mourning, A. Pers. 1054 (lyr.), E. Tr. 279 (lyr.); a)/rasse ma=llon strike harder, A. Pr. 58 ; o)/yeis a)ra/cas S. Ant. 52 ; h)/rasse ble/fara Id. OT 1276 :—in Pass. , o)mma/twn a)raxqe/ntwn Id. Ant. 975 (lyr.); also a). pe/trois tina/ strike with a shower of stones, E. IT 327 :— Pass. , pe/troisin h)ra/ssonto A. Pers. 460 :—a). kiqa/rhn strike the lyre, Orph. A. 382 ; u(/mnon, me/los, etc., Nonn. D. 1.15 , 440 , etc. c. dat. modi, a)ra/ssein tina\ o)nei/desi, kakoi=s, assail with reproaches or threats, S. Aj. 725 , Ph. 374 , cf. e)cara/ssw. Pass. , to be dashed against, pro\s ta\s pe/tras Hdt. 6.44 ; pro\s th\n gh=n Luc. Anach. 11 ; of things, dash one against the other, A.R. 2.553 , Ael. NA 16.39 .—The simple Verb is poetic, used once by Hdt. and in late Prose, v. supr. (Akin to r(a/ssw, Ion. r(h/ssw (q.v.), cf. prosarasso/menon: prosrhsso/menon, Hsch. ). a)rasu/nh: pu/elos, Hsch. a)rasxa/des: ta\ perusina\ klh/mata, Id. *)ara/teion [a_t], to/, shrine dedicated to Aratus, Paus. 2.9.4 , Plu. Arat. 53 : a)ra^ko/-eios, o(, kind of fig, Thphr. ap. Ath. 3.77a . a)rateixeu/ein: katara=sqai, oi( de\ strateu/esqai, Hsch. a)ra_t-h/rion, to/, v. a)rhth/rion. a)ra_t-iko/s, h/, o/n, of, for prayer or cursing: a)ratiko/n, to/, deprecation, as a form of proposition, Stoic. 2.60 . a)ra_t-o/s, Ion. a)rhto/s, h/, o/n, (a)ra/omai) prayed against, accursed, a)rhto\s go/os Il. 17.37 , 24.741 ; a)rato\n e(/lkos S. Ant. 972 (lyr.). prayed for, desirable, Sapph. Supp. 6.3 ; a). kai\ swth/rios gnw/mh SIG 656.17 (Abdera): hence *)/arhtos, *)arh/th, as pr.nn., the Prayed-for, Hom. : later *)/ara_tos. [a_r Ep. , a^r Att. ] a)/ratron, to/, Cret., = a)/rotron , GDI 4992a ii5 (Gortyn). *)ara/tuos, o( (sc. mh/n), name of month in Locris, SIG 2855 . a)ra/xidna, h(, ground-pease, Lathyrus amphicarpos, Thphr. HP 1.1.7 , 1.6.12 . a)raxn-ai=os [a^r], a, on, of or belonging to a spider, nh/mata AP 6.206 (Antip. Sid.); like a spider's web, mi/tos ib. 39 ( Arch. ); a)raxnai/h, = a)ra/xnh , ib. 9.233 ( Eryc. ). a)raxn-a/omai, weave the spider's web, Eust. 285.41 . a)ra/xn-h, h(, = a)ra/xnhs, a)ra/xnhs e)n u(fa/smati A. Ag. 1492 (lyr.), cf. AP 11.110 ( Nicarch. ); ai( leimw/niai a). Arist. HA 555b7 (elsewh. a)ra/xnhs, q.v.). spider's web, Hp. Cord. 10 , S. Fr. 286 , AP 11.106 ( Lucill. ). a). leptai/ thin lines, Gal. UP 10.12 . = sfondu/lion , Ps.- Dsc. 3.76 . kind of sundial, Vitr. 9.8.1 . a)raxn-h/eis, essa, en, = a)raxnai=os , Nic. Th. 733 , Al. 492 . a)ra/xn-hkes: a)ra/xnai, Hsch. a)ra/xn-hs, ou, o(, spider, Hes. Op. 777 , Pi. Fr. 296 , A. Fr. 121 , Call. Com. 2 , Arist. HA 623a30 , al.; a)raxna=n i(stoi/ B. Fr. 3.7 . a kind of pulse, Hsch. a)raxn-iko/s, h/, o/n, = a)raxnai=os , dub.ibid. a)ra/xn-ion, to/, spider's web, Od. 8.280 , 16.35 , Cratin. 190 , Pherecr. 142 , Pl.Com. 22 , X. Mem. 3.11.6 , Arist. HA 623a30 . a disease in olive-trees, prob. due to the tent-caterpillar, Clisiocampa neustria, Thphr. HP 4.14.10 , CP 5.10.2 . Dim. of a)ra/xnh, small spider, Arist. HA 555a27 , 622b27 . [a^ra_xn Hom. , a^ra^xn Com. ll.cc.] a)raxn-io/w, spin a cobweb, Arist. HA 605b10 :— Pass. , to be covered with cobwebs, ib. 625a8 :— Act. in same sense, Nonn. D. 38.14 . form a venous network over, h( fle\y h)raxni/wke tou= splhno\s e)nai/moisi flebi/oisi Hp. Oss. 18 . a)raxn-iw/dhs, es, like a cobweb, Id. Dent. 24 , Arist. HA 622b12 . of liquids, filled with filaments, ou)=ron Hp. Coac. 571 ; ga/la Arist. HA 583a34 ; a)raxniw=des ou)rei=n Dsc. 4.65 . a)raxnoeidh/s [a^r], e/s, like a cobweb, of the scum of urine, liparo/thtes Hp. Prog. 12 ; also used of a feeble pulse, Gal. 19.411 ; of capillary veins, Id. 2.808 ; of nerves, ib. 400 ; a)po/fusis -esta/th ib. 366 ; a). xitw/n in Medic., older name for the a)mfiblhstroeidh\s x. (q.v.), i.e. the retina, Herophil. ap. Cels. 7.7.13 , Ruf. Onom. 153 ; but distinguished from it by Gal. 10.47 . a)/raxnos, o(, = a)ra/xnhs , A. Supp. 887 . a)raxnou+fh/s [u^], e/s, spun as by spiders, i.e. fine-spun, a)mpexo/nai Ph. 1.666 , cf. 2.479 , 637 . a)raxnw/dhs, es, = a)raxnoeidh/s , Arist. HA 554b28 , Ael. NA 8.16 . a)/raxos, o(, wild vetch, Vicia Sibthorpii, Gal. 6.541 . *)/aray, o(, pl. *)/arabes, oi(, Arab, Str. 1.2.34 , J. BJ 1.19.4 :—as Adj., *)/aray a)tmo/s, of incense, Pae.Delph. 11 ; qw/rhc Nonn. D. 36.326 : dat. pl. *)ara/bessi ib. 26.23 . a)ra/w, plough, ou)de\ ta\s o(dw\s . . a)raso/nti Tab.Heracl. 1.133 . (Cf. Lat. arare.) a)rba/kis: o)liga/kis, Hsch. a)rba/lh: th/ganon o)stra/kinon ( Tarent. ), Hsch. a)/rbhlos, o( (Sch. Nic. l.c.), semicircular knife, used by cobblers, i.e. leather-workers ( a)/rbhloi ga\r ta\ de/rmata Hsch. s.v. a)na/rbhla ), Nic. Th. 423 . Geom., figure resembling it in shape, contained by three semicircles with coincident diameters <*>, Papp. 208.12 . a)rbi/nnh: kre/as (Sicel), Hsch. ; cf.Lat. arvina. a)rbo/n: diesto/s, a)raio/n, e)lafro/n, Id. a)rbu/kh: tou= u(podh/matos, Id. a)rbu/lh [u^], h(, strong shoe coming up to the ankle, half-boot, used by country people, hunters, travellers, A. Ag. 944 , Fr. 259 , E. Or. 1470 (lyr.); phlopati/des a). Hp. Art. 62 ; au)tai=sin a)rbu/laisin a(rmo/sas po/da with shoes and all, E. Hipp. 1189 (wrongly expld. by Eust. as = di/fros , the stand of the charioteer), cf. Ba. 1134 ; cf. a)/rmula. a)rbu^liko/s, h/, o/n, in form of an a)rbu/lh, o)beloi/ IG 11(2).158 A 6 , al. (Delos, iii B.C.). a)rbu^li/s, i/dos, h(, = a)rbu/lh , Theoc. 7.26 , APl. 4.306 ( Leon. ). a)rbu^lo/pteros, on, with winged shoes, Lyc. 839 . a)rbu/nda: lh/kuqon ( Lacon. ), Hsch. (leg. a)ruballi/da). a)rga/des: ei)=dos futou=, kai\ a)rgai\ gunai=kes, Hsch. *)arga^dh=s, oi(, name of one of the four Ionic tribes, in Attica and elsewh., E. Ion 1580 , cf. Hdt. 5.66 , CIG 3664 (Cyzicus), etc.; also of a xiliastu/s at Ephesus, SIG 353.10 (sg.). a)rga/eis, v. a)rgh/eis. a)rga/nw, to be white, E. Fr. 73 , Philod.Scarph. 126 (prob.), Opp. C. 3.299 :—in Pass. , Nonn. D. 34.145 (s. v.l.). a)rgalei=on, to/, later form for e)rgalei=on (q.v.). a)rga^le/os, a, on, painful, troublous, a)/nemoi Il. 13.795 ; *)/eris 11.3 ; nou=sos 13.667 ; *)/askrh|, xei=ma kakh=|, qe/rei a)rgale/h| (trisyll.), ou)de/pot' e)sqlh=| Hes. Op. 640 ; nu/c Alc. Supp. 12.11 ; difficult of attainment, a)lhqei/h Emp. 114.2 ; ka/qodos Anacr. 43.5 :—never in Trag., sts. in Com., a). pra=gma Ar. Pl. 1 ; sta/sis Id. Th. 788 ; a)rgale/as nu/ktas a)/gein Id. Lys. 764 : rare in Prose, pra=gma X. Hier. 6.4 : Comp. , Ph. 1.224 : Sup. , Id. 2.300 . of persons, troublesome, vexatious, Thgn. 1208 codd. (a(rp- Bgk.); bio/toio ke/leuqoi Emp. 115.8 , cf. Ar. Nu. 450 , Men. 403.5 : Sup. , Ar. Eq. 978 : rare in Prose, a). th\n o)/yin Aeschin. 1.61 . a)rgale/on e)sti/, c. dat. et inf., a). de/ moi/ e)sti diaskopia=sqai e(/kaston Il. 17.252 , cf. 12.410 , Od. 13.312 , etc.: rarely c. acc. et inf., a)rgale/on de/ me pa/nt' a)goreu=sai Il. 12.176 ; or without case, a). de\ plhkti/zesq' a)lo/xoisi *dio/s 21.498 , cf. Od. 7.241 , etc.; also, agreeing with the object, a). . . qeo\s brotw=| a)ndri\ damh=nai God is hard to be subdued by mortal man, 4.397 ; a). ga\r *)olu/mpios a)ntife/resqai Il. 1.589 . Adv. -ws AP 9.499 . (By dissimilation from *a)lgale/os, cf. a)/lgos.) a)rga^leo/ths, htos, h(, grievousness, Ph. 1.346 , Eust. 892.32 . a)rgape/ths, ou, o(, commandant of a fort, IGRom. 3.1043 , 1044 (Palmyra, iii A.D.) (Persian word). a)rga=s, Dor. contr. for a)rga/eis, v. a)rgh/eis. *)argei=os, a, on, of or from Argos, Argive: *)argei=oi in Hom. , like *)axaioi/ , for the Greeks in general:—h( *)argei/a (sc. gh=) Argolis, Th. 2.27 , al.; a)rgei=ai, ai(, women's shoes, Hsch. ; a)rgei=os (sc. bo/los(, o(, name of a throw at dice, Id. a)/rgeite, = a)/greite , Antim. 82 . *)argeifo/nt-hs, ou, o(, voc. -fo/nta h.Hom. 29.7 , Orph. H. 28.3 , Luc. Tim. 32 : (*)/argos, *fo/nos):—slayer of Argus, epith. of Hermes, Od. 1.38 , al., Hes. Op. 77 , etc.: variously expld. by Gramm., cf. Corn. ND 16 . acc. to Paus.Gr. Fr. 65 , from a)rgh=s, serpent-slayer, i.e. Apollo, S. Fr. 1024 , cf. Sch. A. Pr. 569 ; of Telephus, Parth. Fr. 33 . *)argeifont-i/adas, gen. ao, son of Hermes, Pancrat. Oxy. 1085.9 . *)argei/wnas: tou\s *)argei/ous, Hsch. a)/rgella, h(, vapour bath ( Maced. ), Suid. a)rge/lofoi, oi(, the legs and feet of a sheep-skin, and so generally, offal, Ar. V. 672 . a)/rgemon, to/, albugo, a white speck on the eye, S. Fr. 233 , Hp. Loc. Hom. 13 , Thphr. HP 7.6.2 , 9.9.5 , Dsc. 2.78.2 . = Lappa canaria, Geum urbanum Avens, Plin. HN 24.176 :—also a)/rgemos, o(, = leu/kwma , Poll. 2.65 . upper part of the finger-nail, ib. 146 . a)rgemw/nh, h(, Papaver Argemone, wind-rose, Crateuas Fr. 9 , Dsc. 2.177 , Orib. 14.60.2 , Gal. 11.835 . a). e(te/ra, = a)/rgemon 11 , Ps.- Dsc. 2.178 ; written argemonia by Plin. HN 25.102 . a)rgemw/nion, to/, = a)sth\r *)attiko/s , Plin. HN 26.92 . = a)nemw/nh , Dsc. 2.176 . a)rge/nnaos, on, = a)rgenno/s , AP 15.35 ( Theoph. ). a)rgenno/s, h/, o/n, Aeol. for a)rgo/s, white, in Hom. almost always of sheep, a)rgennh=|s o)i/+essi Il. 6.424 , etc.; of woollen cloths, a)rgennh=|si kaluyame/nh o)qo/nh|si 3.141 ; later, a). mo/sxoi E. IA 574 (lyr.); kri/nh Chaerem. 8 , cf. AP 9.384.11 ; o)qo/nai ib. 5.259 (Paul. Sil.); se/la ib. 9.46 (Antip. Thess.); gai=a Opp. H. 1.795 . a)rge/ntinos, silvery, delmatikomafo/rths POxy. 1273.12 (iii A.D.):— also a)rge/ntios, ib. 1310 . a)rgesth/s, ou=, o(, clearing, brightening, epith. of the south wind, Il. 11.306 , 21.334 . the north-west wind, a). *ze/furos Hes. Th. 379 , 870 , cf. Acus. 15J. ; *)arge/sths, pr.n., Arist. Mete. 363b24 , Thphr. Sign. 35 , D.S. 1.39 , Plu. Sert. 8 , AP 9.42 ( Jul. ). = a)rgh/s , white, a)rge/stao li/peus i)so/moiron e)lai/ou Nic. Th. 592 . a)rge/ti, a)rge/ta, v. a)rgh/s :—nom. a)rge/tis, h(, = a)rgh/essa, *)hw/s Nonn. D. 16.124 ; voc. a)rge/ti AP 5.253 (Paul. Sil.):—also nom. a)rge/ta^ *mh/nh Max. 587 ; a)rge/tai i(/ppoi Orac. ap. Phleg. Mir. 3 . a)/rgetos, o(, = a)/rkeuqos (Cret.), Hsch. a)rgeu/omai, = a)rge/w : metaph. of a woman, Gal. 17(1).498 . a)rgefa/nths, coined as etym. of a)rgeifo/nths, Corn. ND 16 . a)rge/w, fut. -h/sw: aor. h)/rghsa BGU 698.4 (ii A.D.): pf. h)/rghka POxy. 1160.14 (iii/iv A.D.): (a)rgo/s, a)ergo/s):—to be unemployed, do nothing, Hp. Mochl. 23 , E. Ph. 625 , X. Cyr. 1.2.15 , Pl. R. 426a , etc.; keep Sabbath, LXX 2 Ma. 5.25 ; a). th\n e(bdo/mhn J. BJ 7.3.3 ; oi( a)rgou=ntes the idle, Trag.Adesp. 527 ; gh= a)rgou=sa lying fallow, X. Cyr. 1.6.11 , PFlor. 262.9 (iii A.D.); a)rgh=san h)/muse ste/gos S. Fr. 864 ; fhsi\n a)rgh=sai to\ e)rgasth/rion is out of work, D. 27.19 ; of the senses, to be at rest, nukto\s th=s o)/yews a)rgou/shs Arist. Pr. 903a21 , cf. Somn.Vig. 455a30 : c. gen. rei, a)rgh/sei . . th=s au(tou= dhmiourgi/as will be unoccupied in his own work, Pl. R. 371c . Pass. , to be left undone, X. Cyr. 2.3.3 ; to be fruitless, h( ske/yis a)\n a)rgoi=to Id. Hier. 9.9 . a)rgew/tas, o(, title of Apollo in Messenia, Paus. 4.34.7 . a)rgh/eis, essa, en: Dor. a)rga/eis, contr. a)rga=s, gen. a=ntos: (v. a)rgo/s):— white, shining, tau=ron a)rga=nta Pi. O. 13.69 ; e)n a)rga/enti ( v.l. a)rgino/enti ) mastw=| Id. P. 4.8 ; oi)wno/s . . e)/copin a)rga=s, = pu/gargos , prob. in A. Ag. 115 (lyr.). = a)rgesth/s, a)rgh/essin a)e/llais Orph. A. 128 , cf. 685 . a)rgh/s, h=tos, o(, h(, Ep. dat. and acc. a)rge/ti, a)rge/ta (v. infr.), gen. a)rge/os Nic. Al. 305 , and v.l. Th. 856 :—bright, glancing, mostly of vivid lightning, kerauno/s Il. 8.133 , Od. 5.128 , al., Ar. Av. 1747 ; opp. yolo/eis kerauno/s, Arist. Mete. 371a20 ; *zeu\s a)rgh/s, i.e. fire, Emp. 6.2 ; a)rge/ti au)gh=| Id. 21.4 ; fu/sis Orph. H. 10.10 . shining, white, of fat, a)rge/ti dhmw=| Il. 11.818 ; a)rge/ta dhmo/n 21.127 ; of a robe, e(anw=| a)rgh=ti faeinw=| 3.419 ; a)rgh=ti mallw=| A. Eu. 45 , cf. S. Tr. 675 ; a)rgh\s *kolwno/s because of its chalky soil, Id. OC 670 (lyr.): neut., a)rgh=tos e)lai/ou Nic. Th. 105 ; a)rgh=ta ke/leuqa Opp. C. 2.140 .—Poet. word, cf. Arist. l.c. a)rgh=s, Dor. a)rga=s ( a)/rgas AB 442 ), o(, a kind of serpent, Achae. 1 , Trag.Adesp. 199 ; o)/fis a)rgh=s Hp. Epid. 5.86 : also an obscure nickname of Demosthenes, Aeschin. 2.99 , Plu. Dem. 4 . a)rghsth/s, ou=, o(, = a)rgh/s , glancing, flashing, pthno\s a). o)/fis, of an arrow, A. Eu. 181 . white, a)fro/s Id. Th. 60 ; ku/knoi Theoc. 25.131 . a)rgi/a, h(, = a)ergi/a , want of employment, pessou\s ku/bous te, terpno\n a)rgi/as a)/kos S. Fr. 479.4 ; neu/rwn kai\ a)/rqrwn Hp. Mochl. 23 ; tou= kalou= Hierocl. in CA 19p.461M. ; yuxh=s a)rgi/h Democr. 212 ; idleness, laziness, E. HF 592 ; no/mos peri\ th=s a)rgi/as against those who would not work, D. 57.32 ; grafh\ a)rgi/as AB 310 , cf. Plu. Sol. 17 , 31 : in pl., Isoc. 7.44 . quietism, E. Med. 296 . in good sense, rest, leisure, tw=n oi)kei/wn e)/rgwn from . . , Pl. Lg. 761a (pl.), LXX Wi. 13.13 , etc. in pl., holidays, Arr. Epict. 4.8.33 , = feriae or justitium, App. BC 1.56 , PPetr. 3 : sg., of the Sabbath, LXX Is. 1.14 . lapse of cultivation, Thphr. CP 4.5.6 . a)rgi^-bo/eios, on, with white kine, of Euboea, Poet. ap. Ael. NA 12.36 (a)rgi/boios Lobeck). a)rgi^-bre/ntas, o(, (bre/mw, bronth/) = sq., Pi. (?) Oxy. 1792 ; cf. a)nacibre/ntas. a)rgi^-ke/raunos, on, with bright, vivid lightning, epith. of Zeus, Il. 19.121 , al., Orph. Fr. 21a , 168 , Pi. O. 8.3 , Cleanth. Stoic, 1.122 . a)rgi^-ke/rws, o(, h(, white-horned, ai)=ges Orac. ap. D.S. 7 Fr. 16 . a)rgiko/s, h/, o/n, = a)rgo/s (B), qa/kois a). kaqh/menoi E. Fr. 795 codd. Stob. a)rgi^li^ph/s, e/s, Archil. 160 :—and a)rgi/liy, ipos, Nic. Th. 213 (of serpents), white. a)/rgilla or a)/rgi_la, h(, underground dwelling, so called in Magna Graecia, Ephor. 45 , Eust.ad D.P. 1166 ; cf. a)/rgella. = a)/rgillos , Gal. 12.438 , 19.90 . a)rgi/llhyin: gh= mh\ blasta/nousa/ ti, Hsch. a)/rgillos or a)/rgi_los (so *)ef.*)arx. 1893.31 (Acarn.)), h(, (a)rgo/s A) white clay, potter's earth, Arist. Pr. 890a26 , Thphr. CP 3.20.3 , Opp. H. 4.658 . a)rgillofo/rhtos gh=, dub. sens. in PTeb. 702 . a)rgillw/dhs or a)rgi_lw/dhs, es, clayey, a)rgilwdeste/rhn gh=n Hdt. 2.12 , cf. Arist. Mete. 352b10 , Thphr. HP 3.18.5 , Antyll. ap. Orib. 9.11.4 ; o)/xqai Euph. 11 (= Archyt.Amph. 2 ). a)rgilo/eis, = a)rgino/eis , Eust. ad D.P. 1166 . a)rgi/-lofos [i^], white-crested, kolw/na Pi. Fr. 200 . a)rgi-mh/tas, o(, ( quick-witted, acc. to Hsch. ) epith. of bull which carried Europa, Phryn. Trag. 16 . a)rgi-nefh/s, e/s, clouded with white, o)po/s S. Fr. 534.2 (anap.). a)rgi^no/eis, essa, en, = a)rgo/s , bright-shining, white, epith. of Lycastus and Camirus, from their lying on chalky hills, Il. 2.647 , 656 ; nh=soi *)arginou=sai X. HG 1.6.27 ; of milk, AP 7.23 (Antip. Sid.); xalina/ A.R. 4.1607 ; masto/s, v.l. for a)rga/eis (q.v.), Pi. P. 4.8 . a)rgi^-o/dous, o/dontos, o(, h(, white-toothed, white-tusked, leukoi\ o)do/ntes a)rgio/dontos u(o/s Il. 10.264 , cf. Od. 8.60 , etc.; ku/nes Il. 11.292 :—also a)rgi^-o/dwn, A.R. 2.820 . a)/rgion, = a)di/anton , Ps.- Dsc. 4.134 . a)rgio/pous: a)eto/s ( Maced. ), Hsch. a)/rgios: leuko/s, taxu/s, Id. a)rgi^-po/dhs, ou, Dor. a)/rgi^-as, o(, = sq., xi/maros AP 6.299 ( Phan. ). a)rgi^/-pous, o(, h( , -poun, to/, gen. podos, swift-footed, a)rgi/podas ku/nas Il. 24.211 ; of rams, S. Aj. 237 (lyr.) ( = leuko/podas ,, Sch.); = a)eto/s ( Maced. ), Hsch. a)rgi/s, i/dos, h(, = nu/c (dia\ th\n a)na/pausin), Orph. Fr. 33 . a)rgi=tis (sc. a)/mpelos), idos, h(, vine with white grapes, Virg. G. 2.99 , Plin. HN 14.35 , Isid. Etym. 17.5.23 . a)/rgma, atos, to/, (a)/rxw) only in pl. a)/rgmata, = a)pa/rgmata , firstlings at a sacrifice or feast, Od. 14.446 . a)rgo/-bi^os, on, sedentary, Archig. ap. Aët. 13.120 . a)rgo-qa/na^tos [qa^], on, slow of dying, Sch. Opp. H. 1.142 . *)argo/qen, Adv. from Argos, S. Ant. 106 (lyr.), E. IT 70 , Heracl. 775 (lyr.). a)rgo/qric, tri^xos, o(, h(, to/, white-haired, Archim. Bov. 9 . a)rgo/las, a, o(, a kind of serpent, Suid. ; cf. a)rgh=s. v. *)/argos: *)argol-i/zw, take the part of the Argives, X. HG 4.8.34 , Ephor. 137 . *)argol-i/s (sc. gh=), i/dos, h(, Argolis, Hdt. , etc. as Adj., o(, h(, of Argolis, Argolic, e)sqh/s A. Supp. 236 :—later *)argoliko/s, h/, o/n, Plu. Rom. 21 . Adv. -kw=s Eust. 722.63 . *)argolisti/, Adv. in Argive fashion, S. Fr. 462 . a)rgome/twpos, on, with rough-hewn faces, li/qoi Ph. Bel. 82.5 . *)argonau/ths, ou, o(, a sailor in the ship Argo, an Argonaut, Arist. Pol. 1284a23 , etc.; *)apollw/nios o( tou\s *)argonau/tas poih/sas Str. 14.2.13 . a)rgo-poio/s, o/n, making idle, Plu. Num. 22 . a)rgo/-praktos, on, slothful, Paul.Al. N. 4 . *argos, eos, to/, name of several Greek cities, *)/a. *)axaii+ko/n Il. 9.141 ; *)/a. *pelasgiko/n 2.681 , etc.; a)/rgos = pedi/on acc. to Str. 8.6.9 , cf. Dionys. Epic. ap. St.Byz. s.v. *d w/tion , Call. Fr. 45 :—hence Adjs. *)argei=os, *)argoli/s, *)argoliko/s, qq.v.: *)argo/las, o(, E. Rh. 41 (lyr.), Ar. Fr. 298 . a)rgo/s (A), h/, o/n, shining, glistening, of a goose, Od. 15.161 ; of a sleek, well-fed ox, Il. 23.30 ; in Hom. mostly in the phrase po/das a)rgoi/, of hounds, swift-footed, because all swift motion causes a kind of glancing or flickering light, 18.578 , Od. 2.11 , etc.; ku/nes a)rgoi/ Il. 1.50 , 18.283 , cf. D.S. 4.41 , Corn. ND 16 . white, Arist. Top. 149a7 . parox. as pr. n., *)/argos, o(, name of a dog, Swift-foot, Od. 17.292 : also of the herdsman Argus (i.e. bright-eyed, A. Pr. 567 (lyr.), Supp. 305 ) who was so called from his eyes being ever open and bright. (By dissimilation from *a)rgro/s, cf. Skt. ṛjrá-, = ( 1 ) shining, ( 2 ) swift, Vedic pr. n. [Rnull ]ji-śvan-, lit. = possessing ku/nes a)rgoi/.) a)rgo/s (B), o/n, later h/, o/n Arist. EN 1167a11 , Mete. 352a13 , Thphr. Lap. 27 , Ath.Mech. 12.11 , etc.: ( contr. from a)ergo/s):—prop. not working the ground, Hdt. 5.6 ; idle, lazy, opp. e)rga/tis, S. Ph. 97 , cf. Ar. Nu. 53 , etc.; gaste/res a). Epimenid. 1 ; a). e)piqumi/ai Pl. R. 572e ; a). th\n dia/noian ib. 458a ; to\ pro\s a(/pan cuneto\n e)pi\ pa=n a). Th. 3.82 ; a)\n a). h)=| if he have no trade, Antiph. 123.3 ; po/teron a)nqrw/pou ou)de/n e)stin [e)/rgon] a)ll' a)rgo\n pe/fuken; Arist. EN 1097b30 : c. gen. rei, idle at a thing, free from it, tw=n oi)/koqen from domestic toils, E. IA 1000 ; po/nwn sfodrw=n Pl. Lg. 835d ; gunai=kas a)rgou\s talasi/as ib. 806a ; a). ai)sxrw=n slow to evil, A. Th. 411 ; a)rgo/terai e)s to\ dra=n ti Th. 7.67 ; a). peri/ ti Pl. Lg. 966d . of things, do/ru E. Ph. 1387 ; of money, lying idle, yielding no return, opp. e)nergo/s, D. 27.7 and 20 ; of land, lying fallow, Isoc. 4.132 , X. Cyr. 3.2.19 , Thphr. HP 9.12.2 ; opp. pefuteume/nos, IG 7.2226 B (Thisbe, iii A.D.); diatribh\ a). in which nothing is done, fruitless, Ar. Ra. 1498 (lyr.), Isoc. 4.44 ; xro/non a)rgo\n dia/gein Plu. Cor. 31 . Adv. a)rgw=s, e)pime/lesqai X. Mem. 2.4.7 ; e)/xein D. 6.3 : Comp. and Sup. a)rgo/teron, -o/tata, X. Oec. 15.6 and 1 . a). lo/gos, name of a sophism, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.277 , cf. Plu. 2.574e . Pass. ,unwrought, a(rmo/s, kuma/tion, IG 1.322b23 , 59 ; puroi\ a). unprepared for eating, Hp. VM 13 ; a)/rguros Paus. 3.12.3 ; bu/rsai undressed hides, Ath.Mech. l.c.; unpolished, Thphr. Lap. 27 . not done, left undone, kou)k h)=n e)/t' ou)de\n a). S. OC 1605 ; e(\n d' e)sti\n h(mi=n a). E. Ph. 766 ; ou)k e)n a)rgoi=s not among things neglected, S. OT 287 ; ta\ me\n probe/bhken a)mh/xano/n e)sti gene/sqai a)rga/ Thgn. 584 . unattempted, ma/xh Pl. Euthd. 272a . Astrol., to/pos a)., name of the 8t h of the 12 'houses', Ptol. Tetr. 128 , Paul.Al. M. 4 ; planh/ths Plot. 2.3.3 ; zw/|dion S.E. M. 5.15 . a)rgu^r-a/gxh, h(, (formed after kuna/gxh) silver-quinsy, which Demosthenes was said to have, when he abstained from speaking on the plea of quinsy, but really because he was bribed, Demad. Fr. 5 S. , Plu. Dem. 25 . a)rgu^r-a^moibiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for a money-changer: h(-kh/ (sc. te/xnh), Poll. 7.170 ; personified, Luc. Bis Acc. 13 , 24 . Adv. -kw=s Id. Hist.Conscr. 10 . a)rgu^r-a^moibo/s, o(, money-changer, banker, Pl. Plt. 289e , Theoc. 12.37 , etc.: as Adj., a). timh/ Maiist. 32 . a)rgu^r-a/nqrwpos, o(, ' silver-man,' symbol in alchemy, Zos.Alch. p.112B. a)rgu^r-a/spi^des, oi(, the silver-shielded, a corps in the army of Alexander, D.S. 17.57 , Arr. An. 7.11.3 , Ath. 12.539e , etc.; also in the armies of the Diadochi, Plb. 5.79.4 , etc. a)rgu^r-a/fion [a_], to/, Dim. of a)/rguros, Theognost. Can. 126.34 , AB 1339 . a)rgu^/r-eios, on, = a)rgu/reos, a)rgu/reia me/talla silver-mines, Th. 2.55 , 6.91 ; ta\ a). e)/rga X. Vect. 4.5 ; ta\ e)/rga ta\ a). D. 21.167 ; ta\ a). alone, X. Mem. 2.5.2 , Aeschin. 1.101 , Pl. Lg. 742d . a)rgu^r-e/ndetos, on, overlaid with silver, ku/likes IG 11(2).161 B 79 (Delos, iii B.C.). a)rgu/reos [u^], a, on, contr. a)rgu^rou=s, a=, ou=n: of silver, of the bow of Apollo, Il. 1.49 , cf. Pi. O. 9.32 ; krh/thr Il. 23.741 , Od. 4.615 , cf. A. Fr. 184 ; ta/laron Od. 4.125 ; la/rnac Il. 18.412 ; a)sa/minqoi Od. 4.128 , etc.; ge/nos Hes. Op. 144 , etc.; a). plou=tos Pl. Lg. 801d . silver-plated, kli=nai Hdt. 9.82 . as Subst., a)rgurou=s, o(, silver coin, LXX Za. 11.12 , al., SIG 731.20 (Tomi, i B. C.), Hero *Mens. 60.1 ,al. a)rgu^r-eutikh/, h(, silversmith's art, Eustr. in EN 296.10 . a)rgu^r-eu/w, dig for silver, D.S. 5.36 , Str. 3.2.9 . a)rgu^r-hla/ths a^t], ou, o(, silversmith, Hsch. a)rgu^r-h/la^tos, on, of wrought silver, A. Fr. 185 ; fia/lai E. Ion 1181 ; bearing silver, prw\n [*paggai/ou] A. Fr. 25A. a)rgu^r-hro/s, a/, o/n, = a)rguriko/s, e)/ranos IG 2.621.14 . a)rgu^r-i/dion [ri_], to/, = a)rgu/rion , generally (but not always, cf. Alciphr. 3.38 ) in a contemptuous sense, Ar. Pl. 147 , Fr. 547 , Eup. 113 ; a). kai\ xrusi/dion to\n plou=ton a)pokalou=ntes Isoc. 13.4 , cf. Socr. Ep. 36 , Olymp. in Grg. p.275J. a)rgu^r-i/zomai, Med. , get or extort money, pa/ntoqen Din. 1.40 ,cf. OGI 669.52 (Egypt, i A.D.); a)rgurisa/menoi for a bribe, Sammelb. 4416.19 (ii A.D.); tina/ from one, J. AJ 14.14.6 . a)rgu^r-iko/s, h/, o/n, of, for, or in money: fo/ros cash rental, AJA 16.13 (Sardes, iv B.C.); a)rgurika/, ta/, taxes paid in money, a)rgurikw=n pra/ktwr, praktorei/a, BGU 15 i 13 (ii A.D.), PLond. 2.306 (ii A.D.); zhmi/ai a). IG 22.1028.81 (i B.C.), cf. D.S. 12.21 , Plu. Sol. 23 ; te/los Str. 11.13.8 , cf. PRyl. 133.16 (i A.D.), etc. Adv. a)rgurikw=s h)\ swmatikw=s kolasqh/sontai OGI 664.17 (Egypt, i A.D.). a)rgu/rion [u^], to/, small coin, piece of money, Ar. Fr. 262 , X. Oec. 19.16 , etc.: pl. (v. Poll. 9.89 ), Ar. Av. 600 , Eup. 155 , X.l.c.: then, collectively, money, Ar. Pl. 156 , 158 , al.; a). r(hto/n a fixed sum, Th. 2.70 ; ei)s a). logisqe/nta calculated in our money, X. Cyr. 3.1.33 ; a). kaqaro/n 'hard cash', Theoc. 15.36 : in Com. with Art., ta)rgu/rion the money, the cash, danei/zesqai Ar. Nu. 756 ; a)paitei=n ib. 1247 ; katatiqe/nai Antiph. 124.14 , etc.; so ta). kataba/llein Th. 1.27 , etc. = a)/rguros , silver, penthkosi/as mne/as a)rguri/ou Hdt. 3.13 ; a). e)pi/shmon and a)/shmon Th. 2.13 ; xrusi/on kai\ a). Pl. Alc. 1.122e ; a)rguri/ou a)/nqos lead oxide, Hp. Nat.Mul. 33 . a)rgu/rios [u^], name of a plant, Hsch. ; cf.a)/rguros III. Aeol. , = a)rgu/reos, pro/swpon Alcm. 23.55 . a)rgu^r-i/s, i/dos, h(, silver cup or vessel, Pi. O. 9.90 , Pherecr. 129 , IG 1.127.16 , SIG 2588.142 (Delos, ii B.C.), Ath. 11.502a . plate in general, pi/nein e)c a)rguri/dwn xrusw=n Anaxil. 40 . = draxmh/ , Heraclid.Lemb. 5 . a)rgu^r-ismo/s, o(, getting money, Str. 7.3.7 , Ph. 1.145 , al., D.C. 59.15 ; a)rgurismou= pro/fasin OGI 669.37 (Egypt, i A.D.); e)p' a)rgurismw=| Sammelb. 4416.11 (ii A.D.). a)rgu^r-i/ths, ou, o(, fem. a)rgu^r-i=tis, idos, h(, of or belonging to silver, gh= containing silver-ore, Posidon. 48 , cf. Gal. 12.184 ; ya/mmos Dsc. 5.94 ; bw=los Plb. 34.9.10 ; more freq. a)rguri=tis, h(, as Subst., silver-ore, fle\y a)rguri/tidos X. Vect. 1.5 , cf. 4.4 ; katergasa/menos th\n a). Docum. ap. D. 37.28 ; also a form of liqa/rguros, Dsc. 5.87 . of or for money, a)gw\n a)rguri/ths a contest in which the prize was money (cf. stefani/ths), Plu. 2.820d , Lync. ap. Ath. 13.584c . a moneyed man, AB 442 . fem. -i=tis, = lino/zwstis a)/rrhn , Ps.- Dsc. 4.189 . a)rgu^ro/-bi^os, on, (bio/s) with the silver bow, Eust. 41.11 . a)rgu^ro-gnwmoniko/s, h/, o/n, skilled in assaying silver, Arr. Epict. 2.3.2 . a)rgu^ro-gnw/mwn, onos, o(, h(, assayer of silver, Pl. Virt. 378e , Arist. Rh. 1375b5 , Plu. Crass. 2 , Max.Tyr. 2.2 , etc. a)rgu^ro-gra^fi/a, h(, writing in silver letters, PLeid.X. 78 . a)rgu^ro-da/mas [da^], antos, o(, name of a precious stone, Plin. 37.144 . a)rgu^ro-di/nhs [i_], ou, Dor. a)rgu^ro-di/nas, a, o(, (di/nh) silver-eddying, epith.of rivers, Il. 2.753 , 21.8 , 130 , Hes. Th. 340 , B. 7.48 , Call. Cer. 13 ,Epic.Alex. Adesp. 5 , Nonn. D. 19.304 ; late Prose, Philostr. VS 2.1.14 . a)rgu^ro-eidh/s, e/s, like silver, silvery, di=nai E. IA 752 (lyr.), Ion 95 (anap.); u(/dwr Orph. A. 599 ; a)rguroeide/i+ (prob. for a)rgurodine/i+) xalkw=| Tryph. 98 ; of the pupils in disease, Hp. Prorrh. 2.20 . a)rgu^ro/-eis, essa, en, = a)rgu/reos , Epigr. ap. Zonar. 13.13 , v.l. in Nic. Al. 54 . a)rgu^ro/-hlos, on, silver-studded, ci/fos Il. 2.45 ; qro/nos Od. 7.162 , etc. a)rgu^ro-qh/kh, h(, money-chest, Diocl.Com. 1 D. , Antiph. 157 , Thphr. Char. 10.14 , Poll. 4.19 . a)rgu^ro/-qronos, on, silver-throned, *(/hra Him. Or. 1.20 ( Sapph. 133 ). a)rgu^ro-qw/rac, a_kos, o(, with a silver breastplate, Iamb.post Polem. p.49 Hinck. a)rgu^ro-kopei=on, to/, silversmith's shop, mint, Antipho Fr. 36 , And. Fr. 5 , Aeschin.Socr. 39 , Arist. Pr. 936b26 , Plb. 26.1.2 :—also a)rgu^ro-ko/pion, IG 22.1013.30 , 12(5).480 . a)rgu^ro-kope/w, coin money, LXX Je. 6.29 . a)rgu^ro-kopi/a, h(, minting, coinage, SIG 253 U (Delph., iv B.C.). a)rgu^ro-kopisth/r, h=ros, o(, coiner, metaph., lo/gwn Cratin. 226 ; money-changer, Hsch. a)rgu^ro-ko/pos, o(, (ko/ptw) coiner, Phryn.Com. 5 . silversmith, Plu. 2.830e , SIG 1263 (Smyrna), Poll. 7.102 , 103 , LXX Jd. 17.4 , Act.Ap. 19.24 , PHaw. 68.3 (i A.D.). a)rgu^ro-kori/nqios, of Corinthian silver, cratera CIL 6.302 (ii A.D.). a)rgu^ro/-kuklos, on, silver-wheeled, Nonn. D. 18.10 . a)rgu^ro-loge/w, levy money, X. HG 1.1.12 : c. acc., levy money upon, lay under contribution, ta\ tw=n cumma/xwn Th. 8.3 , cf. 2.69 ; tou\s *(/ellhnas Aeschin. 3.159 , etc.; a). e)k po/lewn X. HG 4.8.30 ; para/ tinos Them. Or. 23.289d . a)rgu^ro-lo/ghtos, on, subject to a levy in money, LXX 2 Ma. 11 . a)rgu^ro-logi/a, h(, levying of money, X. HG 1.1.8 , etc. a)rgu^ro-lo/gos, on, (le/gw) levying money, nau=s Ar. Eq. 1071 , Th. 3.19 , etc. a)rgu^ro-mi^gh/s, e/s, mixed with silver, gh= Str. 3.2.9 codd. a)rgu^ro/-pastos, on, silver-broidered, o(/pla Polyaen. 4.16 . a)rgu^ro/-peza, h(, silver-footed (or -sandalled), epith. of Thetis, Il. 1.538 , al.; of Aphrodite, Pi. P. 9.9 , cf. Orph. Fr. 275 ; of Artemis, Nonn. D. 34.47 :—hence Adj. a)rgu^ro/-pezos, on, AP 5.59 ( Rufin. ). a)rgu^ro/-phxus, u, silver-armed, Nonn. D. 42.419 . a)rgu^ro-poii/+a, h(, production of silver, in Alchemy, Ps.-Democr. Alch. p.49B. a)rgu^ro-poio/s, o(, worker in silver, AP 14.50 . a)rgu^ro/-pous, o(, h(, poun, to/, gen. podos, with silver feet or legs, kli/nh X. An. 4.4.21 ; di/fros IG 2.646 , D. 24.129 ; forei=a Plb. 30.25.18 . a)rgu^ro-pra/ths [a_], ou, o(, money-dealer, PSI 1.76.2 (vi A.D.):—hence a)rgu^ro-a_tiko/s, h/, o/n, Just. Nov. 136 . a)rgu^ro/-prumnon (sc. ploi=on), to/, vessel with silver-plated stern-post, PSI 6.551.1 (iii B.C.). a)rgu^ro/-rizos, on, (r(i/za) with silver root, pagai\ *tarthssou= a)., i.e. having silver in the soil, Stesich. 5 . a)rgu^ro/-rru^tos, on, (r(e/w) beside a silver stream, o)/xqai *(/ebrou E. HF 386 (lyr.). a)rgu^roru^xh/, h(, (prob. for -ukh/) in pl., silver-mines, Mon.Ant. 23.8 (Adalia). a)/rgu^ros, o(, (a)rgo/s A) white metal, i.e. silver, e)c *)alu/bhs o(/qen a)rgu/rou e)sti\ gene/qlh Il. 2.857 ; so phgh\ a)rgu/rou A. Pers. 238 , etc.; a)/. koi=los silver plate, Theopomp.Hist. 283a , Arist. Oec. 1350b23 , etc. a)/. xuto/s quicksilver, Id. de An. 406b19 , Mete. 385b4 , Thphr. Lap. 60 . = a)rgu/rion , silver-money, generally, money, A. Supp. 935 ; e)p' a)rgu/rw| ge th\n yuxh\n prodou/s S. Ant. 322 ; ei)/ ti mh\ cu\n a)rgu/rw| e)pra/sset' by bribery, Id. OT 124 ; in later Prose, coupled with xruso/s, Ev.Matt. 10.9 , Alciphr. 2.3 . = lino/zwstos a)/rrhn , Ps.- Dsc. 4.189 . a)rgu^ro-sko/pos, o(, h(, = a)rgurognw/mwn , IG 5(1).1390.48 (Andania, i B.C.), Phryn. PS p.30B. a)rgu^ro-sterh/s, e/s, (stere/w) robbing of silver, bi/os a). a robber's life, A. Ch. 1002 . a)rgu^ro-ta^mei/a (for -tamiei/a), h(, office of a)rgurotami/as, CIG 2787 , 2817 (Aphrodisias). a)rgu^ro-ta^mi/as, ou, o(, treasurer of a city, IG 22.1100 , IGRom. 4.774 , 775 (Apamea), etc.; of a club, PLond. 3.1178.74 (ii A.D.). a)rgu^ro-ta^mieutiko/s, h/, o/n, controlled by the treasurer, xrh/mata IG 9(1).144 (Elatea, ii A.D.). a)rgu^ro-ta^mieu/w, hold office of a)rgurotami/as, IGRom. 4.785 (Apamea), IG 12(9).20.7 (Carystus). a)rgu^ro-te/xnhs, ou, o(, silversmith, Jahresh. 1 Beibl. 107 . a)rgu^ro/-toixos, on, with silver sides, droi/th A. Ag. 1539 (lyr.). a)rgu^ro/-tocos, on, with silver bow, Homeric epith. of Apollo, Il. 2.766 , al.; also simply *)arguro/tocos bearer of the silver bow, ib. 1.37 . a)rgu^ro-tra/peza [ra^], h(, bank, Just. Edict. 9.2.1 . a)rgu^ro-tru/fhma [ru^], atos, to/, a sort of blanc-mange, Chrysipp. Tyan. ap. Ath. 14.647d , prob. in Gal. 6.811 . a)rgu^ro-fa/la^ros [fa^], on, with silver trappings, i(ppei=s Plb. 30.25.6 . a)rgu^ro-feggh/s, e/s, silver-shining, di/fros Nonn. D. 4.24 ; limo/s, of a poor dinner served on silver plate, AP 11.313 ( Lucill. ). a)rgu^/ro-fley, flebos, o(, h(, with veins of silver ore, Sch. Pl. Ti. 25b . a)rgu^ro-xa/li_nos [a^], on, with silver-mounted bridle, zeu=gos Philostr. VS 1.25.2 . a)rgu^ro/-xalkos, o(, silver-copper alloy, Mariaap. Zos.Alch. p.169B. a)rgu^ro-xo/os, o(, (xe/w) melter of, worker in, silver, LXX Wi. 15.9 . a)rgu^ro/-xroos, on, silver-coloured, Tz. H. 11.483 . a)rgu^ro/w, to cover with silver, o)ste/on Dialex. 2.13 ; bwmo/n IG 3.899.4 : — Pass. , to be silvered, silver-plated, r(u/pos h)rgurwme/nos Men. Mon. 469 ; a)rgurou/mena h)\ e)nhrgurwme/na skeu/h Timae.Astr. in Cat.Cod.Astr. 1.97.4 . metaph. of persons, a)rgurwqe/ntes su\n oi)nhrai=s fia/lais rewarded with silver wine-cups, Pi. N. 10.43 ; also a)oidai\ a)rgurwqei=sai pro/swpa songs with silvered brow, i.e. mercenary, Id. I. 2.8 . a)rgu^r-w/dhs, es, rich in silver, to/pos X. Vect. 4.3 . a)rgu^/r-wma, atos, to/, silver plate, mostly in pl., Lys. Fr. 56 , Antiph. 243.3 , Men. 475 , Plb. 5.2.10 , etc.: dat. pl. -wma/tois IG 14.427i i 15 (Tauromenium). imitation silver, an alloy of tin, copper, and silver, PHolm. 1.35 . a)rgu^r-wmatikh\ gh= earth for making moulds for silver reliefs, BMus. Inscr. 481 *, 542 , 549 (Ephesus, ii A. D.). a)rgu^r-wma/tion, to/, Dim. of a)rgu/rwma, Arr. Epict. 3.26.36 . a)rgu^r-w/nhtos, on, bought with silver, qera/pontes Hdt. 4.72 ; u(fai/ A. Ag. 949 ; o( a)., i. e. slave, Isoc. 14.18 ; a). se/qen E. Alc. 676 ; a). a)/mpelos PAvrom. 1 A 16 (i B.C.), cf. PLond. 2.198 (ii A.D.). a)rgu^r-wru^xei=on, to/, silver-mine, Sch. Aeschin. 1.100 . a)rgu^r-wtai/, oi(, name of a board of officials, GDI 1267.16 (Sillyon). a)rg-u/feos [u^], h, on, Ep. Adj. silver-shining, silver-white, spe/os Il. 18.50 ; fa=ros Od. 5.230 ; e)sqh/s Hes. Th. 574 ; na/mata AP 9.633 ( Damoch. ); w)eo/n Orph. Fr. 70 , cf. Mus.Belg. 16.71 (Athens, ii A.D.), Epic. in POxy. 421.6 . a)/rg-u^fos, on, = foreg., epith. of sheep, Il. 24.621 , Od. 10.85 . *)argw/, o/os, contr. ou=s, h(, (a)rgo/s, h/, o/n) Argo, the ship in which Jason sailed to Colchis, the Swift, first in Od. 12.70 :—Adj. *)argw=|os, a, on, of the Argo, do/ru, ska/fos, E. Andr. 793 (lyr.), Med. 477 . the constellation Argo, Eudox. ap. Hipparch. 1.2.20 , Arat. 342 , etc. tree of whose timber the Argo was built, Hsch. a)rgw/dhs, es, lazy, Aesop. 413 . a)rgwpo/s, o/n, white, Nic. Fr. 74.19 . a)/rda^, hs, h(, dirt, th\n a)/rdan a)p' e)mou= spo/ggison Pherecr. 53 . a)rda/lion, to/, water-pot or trough, Hsch. a)/rdalos: o( mh\ kaqarw=s zw=n, Erot. ; cf. a)rda/lous: ei)kai/ous, Hsch. :— also a)/rdalos: mo/lusma, Id. a)rda^lo/w, smear, Hp. Nat.Mul. 67 , Philem. 59 ; spread a plaster, Hp. Mul. 1.20 :— Pass. , h)rdalwme/nos filthy, LXX Si. 22.1 ; also a)rdalwme/nous: tarassome/nous, Hsch. a)rda/nion, to/, = a)rda/lion , Ael.Dion. Fr. 66 , Poll. 8.66 , AB 441 . a)rd-ei/a, h(, irrigation, Str. 4.6.7 , Plu. 2.688a (pl.), BGU 283.6 (ii A.D.); ei)s a)rdei/an th=s gh=s Wilcken Chr. 461.24 (iii A.D.); of a horse, ei)s a)rdei/an a)/gein Ael. NA 7.12 . a)rd-eu/simos, h, on, irrigated, Hsch. s.v. kata/rruta. a)/rd-eusis, ews, h(, (a)rdeu/w) = foreg., Hp. Hebd. 1.87 , Plb. 9 43.5 (pl.), Moschio ap. Ath. 5.207d , J. AJ 3.1.3 . a)rd-eute/on, one must water, irrigate, Gp. 9.11.3 . a)rd-euth/s, ou=, o(, waterer, Man. 4.258 . a)rd-euto/s, h/, o/n, watered, Sosith. 7 . a)rd-eu/w, = a)/rdw , water, irrigate, A. Pr. 852 , Arist. HA 601b13 , Pr. 924b15 , Thphr. HP 7.5.2 , etc.:— Pass. , Com.Adesp. 29 D. , Plb. 10.28.3 , PThead. 16.10 (iv A.D.); bo/skomai kai\ a)rdeu/omai M.Ant. 5.4 : metaph., [ *qoukudi/dhs] o( to\n *dhmosqe/nhn polla/kis a)rdeu/sas Chor. in Philol. 54.120 :— Pass. , Plot. 2.9.3 . a)rd-hqmo/s, o(, = a)rdmo/s , Lyc. 622 , Nic. Th. 401 . a)/rdhn, Adv. contr. for a)e/rdhn, (a)ei/rw) lifted up on high, of a vase carried on the head, S. Ant. 430 ; fe/rein a)/. E. Alc. 608 ; phdw=ntos a)/. *)/ektoros ta/frwn u(/per S. Aj. 1279 . utterly, wholly, ei)s *ta/rtaron a)/. r(i/yeie de/mas A. Pr. 1051 , cf. E. Hec. 887 ; pa=san a)/. po/lin a)pollu/nai Pl. R. 421a ; a)/. diafqei/resqai Id. Lg. 677c ; *fwke/wn a)/. o)/leqros D. 19.141 ; peptwko\s a)/. poli/teuma Plb. 1.35.5 ; o)/mnumi pa/ntas a)/. tou\s qeou/s all together, all at once, Ar. Th. 274 , cf. X. An. 7.1.12 ; later ei)s a)/., po/lin e)celei=n Hld. 9.2 . a)rdiko/s: fare/tra, Hsch. a)rdi^oqh/ra, as, h(, (a)/rdis) forceps to extract arrow-heads, etc., Serv. ad Virg. Aen. 8.453 , 12.404 . a)/rdis, ios, h(, point of an arrow, acc. a)/rdin Hdt. 4.81 ; acc. pl. a)/rdis ( Ion. ) 1.215 ; gen. a)rdi/wn 4.81 :—on A. Pr. 880 v. a)/puros. arrow, Lyc. 63 . a)rdmo/s, o(, means of watering, Il. 18.521 , Od. 13.247 , Nonn. D. 26.185 ; watering-place, A.R. 4.1247 . draught, ne/ktaros prob. in Orph. Fr. 189 . a)rdromhkiai=os, a, on, dub. in POxy. 896.12 (iv A.D.); cf. a)ndro-. a)/rdw, impf. h)=rdon Pl. Ti. 76a , Ion. 3 sg. a)/rdeske Hdt. 2.13 : aor. h)=rsa Id. 5.12 , subj. a)/rsh| Id. 2.14 , part. a)/rsas Id. 2.14 , 5.12 : used by Att. only in pres. and impf.:—water: hence, give drink to cattle, i(/ppous a)/rsasa baqusxoi/noio *me/lhtos from or at the Meles, h.Hom. 9.3 ; a)/. *simo/entos Euph. 66 ; h)=rse to\n i(/ppon Hdt. l.c.; of rivers, furnish drink for men, Pi. O. 5.12 :— Pass. , drink, a)rdo/menoi ou)rh=es a)po\ phge/wn h.Ap. 263 : metaph., a)/. fwti/ to be drunk with light, Plot. 2.9.3 . water land, of rivers, Hdt. 2.14 , A. Pers. 487 , 806 , etc.; of men, irrigate, misqwto\s a)/rdei pedi/a Timocl. 15.5 , cf. Arist. GC 335a14 ; qeo\s a)/. gh=n Ph. 1.50 :— Pass. , to be watered, of countries, Hdt. 2.13 ; si=tos xersi\ a)rdo/menos watered by hand, Id. 1.193 ; e)k tou= potamou= ibid., cf. Ibyc. 1 , Ath. 2.43c ; karpou\s a)rdome/nan . . xqo/na having its corn watered, Ar. Nu. 282 ; *numfa/wn o(/qdetai a)/stu *)aqh/nhs IG 3.1354.5 . metaph.,foster, cherish, o)/lbon a)/. Pi. O. 5.23 ; pa/tran *xari/tw<*>n a)/rdein dro/sw|, i.e. cover with glory, Id. I. 6(5).64 ; to\ logistiko\n a)/. kai\ au)/cein Pl. R. 550b , cf. 606d , etc.; a)/. nou=n oi)/nw| Ar. Eq. 96 ; sumposi/ois a)/rdontes au(tou/s Pl. Phdr. 276d , cf. X. Smp. 2.24 . guzzle, polu\n a)/kraton Ph. 1.639 . pour forth, qeo\s a)/. xa/ritas Id. 2.294 :— Pass. , ib. 244 . (a_) acc. to Hdn.Gr. 2.109 .) *)are/qousa [a^r], h(, name of several fountains, e.g. in Ithaca, Od. 13.408 ; at Syracuse, Str. 6.2.4 : pl., krh=nai a)re/qousai Choeril. 2 :— Adj. *)areqou/sios, a, on , o(/dwr AP 9.362.18 . (A participial form; a)re/qw is cited by Hdn.Gr. 1.440 without expl.) a)reia/ [a^r], Ion. and poet. a)reih/, h(, collective noun, menaces, threats, leugale/ois e)pe/essin . . kai\ a)reih=| Il. 20.109 , but meilixi/ois e)pe/essin . . kai\ a)reih=| 21.339 ; polla\ de\ meilixi/oisi . . polla\ d' a)reih=| 17.431 . a)reia/w [a^r], (a)reia/) = a)peile/w , Hippon. 65 . (Cf. a)/ros: bla/bos a)kou/sion, Hsch. , Skt. irasyā´ 'malevolence'.) *)areiqu/sa^nos [u^], o(, tassel of Ares, word for a brave warrior, A. Fr. 203 . (Cf. Paus.Gr. Fr. 67 .) *)arei+ko/s, h/, o/n, belonging to Ares, Dam. Pr. 97 bis; ka/llos Them. Or. 13.165b ; do/ca Paul.Al. M. 1 . *)arei-ma^nh/s [a^r], e/s, (mai/nomai) full of warlike frenzy, Simyl. ap. Plu. Rom. 17 ; *)arimaspoi/ D.P. 31 ; *ou)=nnoi AP 9.210 . *)areimanh/s: o( *)ai/+dhs, para\ *pe/rsais, Hsch. ; cf.sq. 11 . *)arei-ma/nios [ma^], on, = foreg., qrasu/ths Ph. 1.375 ; duna/sths Plu. 2.321f , cf. 758f ; krio/s D.L. 6.61 ; fu=la J. BJ 2.16.4 . *)areima/nios, o(, as pr. n., = Avest. angrō mainyuš, a name given by the Magi to the Spirit of Evil, opp. Oromasdes ( = Ahuramazda), Arist. Fr. 6 , Plu. 2.369e , Dam. Pr. 125 bis. *)arei-ma^nio/ths, htos, h(, opp. a)yuxi/a, Stob. 2.7.25 . a)re/i+nos, h, on, (a)ri/a) made of oak, cu/lon IG 11(2).161 A 70 (Delos, iii B.C.). *)areio-pa^gi/ths, *)areio/-pa^gos, v. *)/areios pa/gos. *)/areios [a^], on, also a, on E. HF 413 (lyr.); Ion. *)arh/i+os, h, on; Aeol. *)areu/i+os Alc. Supp. 1a . 10 : (*)/arhs):— devoted to Ares, warlike, martial; in Hom. , mostly of warriors, *mene/laos *)arh/ios Il. 3.339 , al.; *)arh/i+oi ui(=es *)axaiw=n 11.800 , al.; of arms, *)arh/i+a teu/xea du/w 6.340 , cf. 10.407 ; the Att. form only in the phrase tei=xos *)/areion 4.407 , al.; also in Hdt. , a)rh/ioi a)gw=nes conflicts in real war, opp. gumnikoi/, 9.33 ; o(/plon a). 4.23 ; of a man, as Subst., warrior, 6.98 ; *)aqhna= *)arei/a OGI 229.70 (Smyrna), cf. IG 12(5).913 (Tenos): Comp. a)reio/teros (q.v.) Thgn. 548 is prob. formed from a)rei/wn, as xereio/teros from xerei/wn. *)/areios (also *)/areos, *)/arhos), o( (sc. mh/n), name of month in Thessaly, GDI 1449 , etc. *)/areion pedi/on, = Campus Martius, D.H. 7.59 , Plu. Pomp. 53 (also name of a plain in Thrace, Plb. 13.10.7 ); tw=n telw=n to\ kalou/menon *)/areion, = legio Martia, App. BC 3.45 ; *)/areia, ta/, = ludi Martiales, D.C. 56.46 . *)/areion, to/, = cifi/on , Ps.- Dsc. 4.20 ; = i)sa/tis , Id. 2.184 . = *)/arios, *ma/goi kai\ pa=n to\ *)/areion ge/nos Dam. Pr. 125 . *)/areios pa/gos [pa^], o(, the hill of Ares, at Athens, *)arh/i+os p. Hdt. 8.52 , cf. A. Eu. 685 , 690 , etc.; h( boulh\ h( e)c *)arei/ou pa/gou IG 1.38a (prob.), 2.476.59 , al., D. 18.133 , cf. Lys. 26.12 , Arist. Ath. 4.4 ; h( e)n *)a. pa/gw| boulh/ D. 20.157 , Aeschin. 1.81 , Arist. Pol. 1273b39 ; boulh/ *)arei/a IG 3.824 ; ei)s to\n *)/a. pa/gon a)nabh=nai become a member of the court, Isoc. 7.37 , 12.154 ; e)n *)a. pa/gw| dou=nai di/khn Arist. Rh. 1398b26 ; yeudomartu/ria ta\ e)c *)a. pa/gou Id. Ath. 59.6 .—The compd. *)areio/pa^gos only in a late Att. Inscr., IG 3.1005 ; but we find the noun *)areopa^gi/ths ( *)areu- ib. 2.839.7 ) [i_], ou, o(, Areopagite, Aeschin. 1.81 , IG 3.746 , cf. 635 , Arist. Ath. 3.6 , etc.: prov., *)areopagi/tou siwphlo/teros 'as silent as the grave', Them. Or. 21.263a ; steganw/teros Alciphr. 1.13 :—Adj. *)areopa^gi=tis, boulh/ Arist. Ath. 41.2 , Alciphr. 2.3 ; *)areopa^gi_tiko/s, h/, o/n, Isoc. 7 tit., Str. 6.1.8 . a)reio/teros [a^], a, on, prob. = a)rei/wn , Thgn. 548 , etc.; cf. *)/areios. *)arei/-tolmos, on, warlike, bold, AP 9.40 ( Zos. ). *)arei/-fa^tos, Ep. *)arhi/+fatos, on, (cf. fo/nos, pe/fatai) slain by Ares, i.e. slain in war, Il. 19.31 , etc.; yuxai/ [ Heraclit. ] 136 , cf. 24 ; fo/noi *)a. E. Supp. 603 (lyr.). later, = *)/areios , martial, *)a. a)gw/n, lh=ma, A. Eu. 913 , Fr. 147 ; ko/poi E. Rh. 124 . slaying in war, a)ne/res Orph. A. 514 . a)rei/wn [a^], on, gen. onos, used as Comp. of a)gaqo/s, cf. a)/ristos: — better, stouter, braver, in Hom. of all advantages of body, birth, and fortune, Il. 1.260 , al., cf. Hes. Op. 207 , Pi. N. 7.101 , A. Th. 305 (lyr.), Ag. 81 (lyr.):—rare in Prose, a(\ u(mi=n a)/reion mh\ gnw=nai Arist. Fr. 44 . a)rei/ones, oi(, a kind of snail or slug, Ael. NA 10.5 . a)/rektos, on, poet. for a)/rrektos, unaccomplished, Il. 19.150 , Simon. 69 . a)re/omai, Ion. for a)ra/omai (q.v.), v.l. in Hdt. fut. of a)/rnumai (q. v.), prob. l. in Pi. P. 1.75 .[a^]. *)areopagi/ths, ou, o(, v. *)/areios pa/gos. *)/areos, a, on, collat. form of *)/areios, *)are/a (sc. krh/nh) the spring of Ares, Pi. N. 9.41 . a)re/sai, a)re/sasqai, v. a)re/skw. a)resi/ponon: su/mmetron, a)re/skon, Hsch. a)/resis [a^], ews, h(, good pleasure, favour, a)po/deigma th=s pro\s th\n po/lin a)re/sews Inscr.Prien. 108.30 (ii B.C.). a)re/sk-eia [a^r], h(, (a)reskeu/omai) obsequiousness, Arist. EE 1221a8 , MM 1192b30 , Thphr. Char. 5 , Plb. 31.26.5 , Phld. Herc. 1457.5 , Polystr. p.16W. ; a). basile/ws Plb. 6.11a . 7 , cf. J. AJ 18.8.7 . in pl., = do/cai, a)re/skonta, ai( a). tw=n pollw=n , of false superstitions, Ph. 2.191 ; ta\ tai=s kenai=s sofistw=n a)reskh/ais (sic) u(penanti/a Demetr.Lac. Herc. 1012.73 . in good sense, pro\s qeo\n kai\ a)reth/n Ph. 1.168 ; h( ei)s to\ plh=qos a). Inscr.Prien. 113.73 (i B.C.), cf. IPE 2.5 , Ep.Col. 1.10 ; pro\s th\n e(te/rwn a). biou=n Hld. 10.14 . a)re/sk-euma, atos, to/, act of obsequiousness, Plu. Demetr. 11 , Epicur. Fr. 177 . a)resk-eu/omai, to be complaisant to, tini/ Clearch. 25 , Hsch. : abs., to be obsequious, Plu. 2.4d , M.Ant. 5.5 . a)resk-eutiko/s, h/, o/n, obsequious, Id. 1.16 , prob. in Phld. Herc. 1457.11 . a)resk-o/ntws, (a)re/skw) agreeably, a). e)/xein E. IT 463 (lyr.), 581 ; r(hqh=nai Pl. R. 504b , X. Oec. 11.19 . a)/reskos [a^], h, on, pleasing, mostly in bad sense, obsequious, cringing, Arist. EN 1108a28 , 1126b12 , Thphr. Char. 5.1 . a)/reskos, o(, the staff borne by pornoboskoi/ on the stage, Poll. 4.120 . a)re/skw [a^], impf. h)/reskon Th. 5.37 , etc.: fut. a)re/sw D. 39.33 , Ep. a)re/ssw (sun-) A.R. 3.901 : aor. h)/resa Hdt. 8.19 , Com.Adesp. 19.4D. , etc., Ep. a)/ressa A.R. 3.301 , inf. a)re/sai Il. , X. : pf. a)rh/reka Corn. ND 24 , S.E. M. 1.238 :— Med. , fut. a)re/somai A. Supp. 655 (lyr.), Ep. a)re/ssomai Il. 4.362 : aor. h)resa/mhn, Ep. a)r- Hes. Sc. 255 , Ep. part. a)ressa/menos Il. 9.112 , Thgn. 762 : aor. Pass. in med. sense, S. Ant. 500 :— Pass. , aor. h)re/sqhn Paus. 2.13.8 , J. AJ 12.9.6 . of pers. only, make good, make amends, a)\y e)qe/lw a)re/sai Il. 9.120 :— Med. , tau=ta d' o)/pisqen a)resso/meq' ei)/ ti kako\n nu=n ei)/rhtai 4.362 , cf. Od. 22.55 , Q.S. 4.377 , 9.510 ; sponda\s qeoi=s a)re/sasqai make full drink-offerings to the gods, Thgn. l.c. in Hom. also freq. in Med. , c. acc. pers. et dat. modi, appease, conciliate, au)to\n a)ressa/sqw e)pe/essi kai\ dw/rw| Od. 8.396 ; to\n cei=non a)re/ssomai w(s su\ keleu/eis ib. 402 ; w(/s ke/n min a)ressa/menoi pepi/qwmen dw/roisi Il. 9.112 , cf. 19.179 ; kaqaroi=si bwmoi=s qeou\s a)re/sontai A. Supp. 655 ; kai/ se fi/lws que/essin a)re/ssato Maiist. 11 : c. gen. rei, a)re/santo fre/nas ai(/matos they sated their heart with blood, Hes. Sc. 255 . after Hom. , c. dat. pers., please, satisfy, ou)/te ga/r moi *polukra/ths h)/reske despo/zwn . . Hdt. 3.142 ; dei= m' a)re/skein toi=s ka/tw S. Ant. 75 , cf. 89 ; a)ei\ d' a)re/skein toi=s kratou=sin to be obsequious to them, E. Fr. 93 , cf. X. Mem. 2.2.11 ; a). tro/pois tino/s conform to his ways, D. 61.19 ; to\ kolakeu/ein nu=n a)re/skein o)/nom' e)/xei Anaxandr. 42 ; pa=sin a)re/skw 1 Ep.Cor. 10.33 ; e(autoi=s Ep.Rom. 15.1 :— Med. , ma/lista h)re/skonto/ <oi(> oi( a)p' *)aqhne/wn pleased him most, Hdt. 6.128 . of things, c. dat. pers., please, ei)/ toi a)re/skei ta\ e)gw\ le/gw Hdt. 1.89 ; ka/rta oi( h)/rese h( u(poqh/kh Id. 8.58 , cf. 3.40 , 6.22 ; tw=| tou=t' h)/resen; S. El. 409 ; soi\ tau=t' a)re/skei Id. Ant. 211 , etc.; toi=s . . pre/sbesin h)/resken [the proposal] pleased them, Th. 5.37 , cf. Pl. Tht. 157d , al.: also in aor. Pass. , mhd' a)resqei/h pote/ (sc. mhde\n tw=n sw=n lo/gwn) S. Ant. 500 . c. acc. pers., ou) ga/r m' a)re/skei glw=ssa/ sou teqhgme/nh Id. Aj. 584 ; ou)de/ s' a)re/skei to\ paro/n E. Hipp. 185 (lyr.), cf. Or. 210 ; touti\ . . m' ou)k a). Ar. Pl. 353 , cf. Ach. 189 , Ra. 103 , Th. 1.128 ; po/tero/s se o( tro/pos a).; Pl. Cra. 433e , cf. 391c , R. 557b , Tht. 172d : hence in Pass. , to be pleased, satisfied, ou)k h)re/sketo leipome/nou *mardoni/ou u(po\ basile/os Hdt. 9.66 ; th=| kri/si with the decision, Id. 3.34 ; diai/th| *skuqikh=| Id. 4.78 ; toi=s lo/gois Th. 1.129 , cf. 2.68 ; th=| sh=| sunousi/a| Pl. Thg. 127b ; later in aor., h)re/sqh th=| gnw/mh| J. l.c., al.; a)resqei\s tw=| pw/mati Paus. l.c. a)re/skei is used impers. to express the opinion or resolution of a public body, tau=ta h)/rese/ sfi poie/ein Hdt. 8.19 ; h)\n d' a)re/skh| tau=t' *)aqhnai/ois Ar. Eq. 1311 ; a)re/skei . . ei)=nai *delfw=n it is resolved that . . , SIG 827 D 10 ; also of prevailing opinions, a)re/skei peri\ tri/yews paragge/llontas . . writers on massage lay down the rule that . . , Gal. 6.96 ; ta\ a)re/skonta the dogmas of philosophers, Plu. 2.448a , 1006d , etc.:— Med. , e)cei=nai par' o(pote/rous a)\n a)re/skhtai e)lqei=n Th. 1.35 . part. a)re/skwn, ousa, on, grateful, acceptable, o(/sois ta/d' e)/st' a)re/skonq' S. OT 274 ; mhde\n a)re/skon le/gein Th. 3.34 ; a)re/skontas u(mi=n lo/gous Isoc. 8.5 . of persons, acceptable, to\n a)re/skonta au(tw=| proslamba/nein Pl. Lg. 951e ; th=| po/lei a). Lys. 19.13 . (Cognate with a)rari/skw.) a)re/smion, to/, honorarium, perquisite, IG 9(1).32.25 (Stiris). a)reste/on [a^], one must be pleased, c. inf., Tz. H. 8.212 . a)rest-h/r [a^], h=ros, o(, a cake, as a propitiatory offering, IG 2.1651B6 , cf. 1662 , Ael.Dion. Fr. 68 , Poll. 6.76 . a)rest-h/rios, a, on, propitiatory, qusi/ai D.H. 1.67 :—hence a)resthri/a (sc. qusi/a), h(, SIG 2587.223 , and a)rest-h/rion, to/, IG 2.198c18 (iv B. C.). a)rest-h/s, ou=, o(, EM 138.57 . a)resto/s [a^], h/, o/n, acceptable, pleasing, Semon. 7.46 , Hdt. 1.119 , Men. Epit. 71 , Phld. Po. 1676.1 , etc.; e)/moige ou)k a)resta/ Hdt. 2.64 ; tw=n sw=n lo/gwn a). ou)de/n S. Ant. 500 , cf. OT 1096 (lyr.); ta)resta\ u(mi=n au)toi=s ai(rei=sqai Lys. 14.15 ; to\ ai(reto\n a)resto/n Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.9 ; oi)/nou pare/xein a)resto/n a sufficient quantity, IG 12(5).647.17 (Ceos); satisfactory, PSI 3.171.16 (ii B. C.); of persons, acceptable, approved, tini/ X. Cyr. 2.3.7 , SIG 577.58 (Milet., iii/ii B. C.), etc. Adv., e(wutw=| a)restw=s quite to his own satisfaction, Hdt. 6.129 ; a). toi=s naopoioi=s IG 7.3073.52 (Lebad.); o)/xlois a)restw=s le/gein Plu. 2.6b ; e)sqi/ein a). qeoi=s Arr. Epict. 1.13.1 . a)re/sxai: klh/mata, bo/trues, Hsch. a)retai/nw, = a)reta/w , Hsch. , Eust. 1599.32 . a)re/taixmos, on, valiant with the spear, h(/rws B. 16.48 . a)reta_-logi/a [a^r], h(, celebration of divine a)retai/, LXX Si. 36.19(16) , cf. Sm. Ps. 29(30).6 ; as a profession, recitation of i(eroi\ lo/goi, Str. 17.1.17 (prob. l.), Man. 4.447 . a)reta_-lo/gos, o(, (a)reth/, le/gw) professional expounder of a)retai/ (v. a)reth/), writer of i(eroi\ lo/goi, mimogra/fou kai\ a)retalo/gou h)\ a)/llou suggrafe/ws prob. in Phld. Po. 5.1425.9 ; o)neirokri/ths kai\ a). SIG 1133 , cf. Suet. Aug. 74 , Juv. 15.16 , Aus. Ep. 13 . a)reta/w [a^r], thrive, prosper, ou)k a)reta=| kaka\ e)/rga Od. 8.329 ; laoi\ a)retw=si 19.114 : in late Prose, a)retw=sa gh= Ph. 2.372 , al.; dia/noia ib. 280 :— Med. , e)a\n a)reth/shtai au)tou= ta\ . . PGiss. 67.15 (ii A. D.). choose the path of valour, Procop. Goth. 4.35 , cf. Aed. 1 Prooem. a)reth/ [a^], h(, goodness, excellence, of any kind, in Hom. esp. of manly qualities, podw=n a)reth\n a)nafai/nwn Il. 20.411 ; a)mei/nwn pantoi/as a)reta\s h)me\n po/das h)de\ ma/xesqai kai\ no/on 15.642 ; so of the gods, tw=n per kai\ mei/zwn a). timh/ te bi/h te 9.498 ; also of women, Od. 2.206 ; a). ei(/neka for valour, Hdt. 8.92 : pl., a). a)pedei/knunto displayed brave deeds, Id. 1.176 , 9.40 . later, of the gods, chiefly in pl., glorious deeds, wonders, miracles, SIG 1172 , Str. 17.1.17 ; zw=sai a). IG 14.966 , cf. 1 Ep.Pet. 2.9 : also in sg., o)/yin i)dou=sa a)reth\n th=s qeou= IG 2.1426 b, cf. Isyll. 62 , BSA 21.169 , 180 . generally, excellence, h( a). telei/wsi/s tis Arist. Metaph. 1021b20 , cf. EN 1106a15 , etc.; of persons, a)/ndra pu\c a)reta\n eu(ro/nta Pi. O. 7.89 , cf. P. 4.187 , B. 9.13 , etc.; to\ fronei=n a). megi/sth Heraclit. 112 : in pl., forms of excellence, muri/ai a)ndrw=n a). B. 13.8 , cf. Gorg. Fr. 8 , etc.; dikastou= au(/th a). Pl. Ap. 18a ; esp. moral virtue, Democr. 179 , 263 , al., Gorg. Fr. 6 ; opp. kaki/a, X. Mem. 2.1.21 , cf. Pl. R. 500d , Lg. 963a , 963c sq., D. 60.17 , Arist. EN 1102a6 , Pol. 1295a37 , etc.; good nature, kindness, etc., E. Fr. 163 . of animals, things, as land, Hdt. 4.198 , 7.5 , Th. 1.2 ; h( e)n a)reth=| keime/nh gh= productive land, PTeb. 5.165 (ii B. C.); i(/ppou Hdt. 3.88 ; kunw=n, i(/ppwn, Pl. R. 335b ; skeu/ous ib. 601d ; [a)stakou=] Archestr. Fr. 24 ; a). bi/ou Pl. R. 618c ; politei/as Lg. 886b , etc. prosperity, Od. 13.45 . a). ei)/s tina active merit, good service done him, e)s tou\s *(/ellhnas Th. 3.58 , cf. 2.40 ; a). peri/ tina X. An. 1.4.8 ; a)ntapodou=nai a). Th. 4.19 ; a)reta\s parasxe/sqai u(pe/r tinos D. 19.312 ; a)reth=s e(/neka, freq. in honorary Inscrr., IG 22.107.14 , etc. reward of excellence, distinction, fame, plou/tw| d' a)reth\ kai\ ku=dos o)phdei= Hes. Op. 313 , cf. Sapph. 80 , Pi. N. 5.53 , al.; a)qa/natos a). S. Ph. 1420 , Pl. Smp. 208d ; a(\ a)=qla tou= pole/mou toi=s a)ndra/sin e)sti/n, e)leuqeri/a kai\ a). Lycurg. 49 ; of God, do/ca kai\ a). 2 Ep.Pet. 1.3 : in pl., glories, Thgn. 30 , Pi. N. 10.2 , al.; plou=tos a)retai=s dedaidalme/nos Id. O. 2.53 ; gennai/wn a). po/nwn E. HF 357 (lyr.), cf. Lys. 2.26 ; progo/nwn a). Pl. R. 618b ; in LXX freq. of the praises of God, Is. 42.8 , al. *)areth/ personified, Prodic. 1 , Arist. Fr. 675 , Callix. 2 , CIG 2786 , SIG 985.10 , etc. h( a). sou as a title, Your worship, PLips. 13 ii 20 , etc. an engine of war, Ath.Mech. 38.11 . a plaster, Androm. ap. Gal. 13.531 . a)rethfo/ros [a^], on, virtuous, Phld. Rh. 1.217S. , Mort. 35 . a)reti/dion [a^], to/, Dim. of a)reth/, Anon. in Rh. 174.6 . a)reto/omai [a^], Pass. , become excellent, grow in goodness, Simp. in Epict. p.10D. , Id. in Ph. 1066.5 . a)rh/ [a^], h(, bane, ruin, a)rh\n e(ta/roisin a)mu/nein Il. 12.334 ; a)rh=s a)lkth=ra gene/sqai 18.100 ; a)rh\n kai\ loigo\n a)mu=nai 24.489 , cf. Od. 2.59 ; so in A. Supp. 84 (lyr.), where the gloss of the Sch., bla/bhs, confirms the reading a)rh=s for a)/rhs. (Cf. pf. part. a_)rhme/nos = beblamme/nos , and pr. n. *)/arhs (cf. Corn. ND 20 ), perh. also a)/ros, a)reia/, e)ph/reia; perh. an old ē stem.) a)/rhai, Ep. 2 sg. subj. aor. 2 Med. from a)/rnumai, Il. , Hes. a)rhbw/, a kind of cassia, Peripl.M.Rubr. 12 , Gal. 14.72 . a)rhgosu/nh [a^], h(, help, aid, AP 9.788.8 , Epigr.Gr. 1050 (Ephesus). a)rh/gw [a^], fut. -cw Com.Adesp. 12.5D. , etc.:—aid, succour, tini/ Il. 2.363 , al. (never in Od. ); in Hom. always, succour in war, freq. c. dat. pers. et modi, ma/xh| *trw/essin a). 1.521 , 5.507 ; o)/mosson h)= me/n moi . . e)/pesin kai\ xersi\n a). 1.77 : generally, help, succour, le/xei *)alkmh/nas Pi. N. 1.49 ; neo/tati a). qra/sos Id. P. 2.63 ; qnhtoi=s A. Pr. 269 , etc.; in mock Trag. passages of Com., gunai=kes, ou)k a)rh/cet'; Ar. Th. 696 , cf. Pl. 476 : rare in Prose, Hecat. 30J. , etc.; o( nautiko\s tw=| pezw=| a)rh/cei Hdt. 7.236 ; toi=s fi/lois a). X. Cyr. 1.5.13 ; a). su\n o(/plois th=| xw/ra| Id. Oec. 5.7 ; to be good for a patient or his case, Hp. Prorrh. 2.30 , cf. Acut. 65 . impers., c. inf., it is good or fit, fe/rein a)rh/gei Pi. P. 2.94 ; siga=n a)rh/gei A. Eu. 571 . c. acc. rei, ward off, prevent, o)/leqron v.l. in Batr. 279 ; a)/rhcon . . a(/lwsin A. Th. 119 (lyr.); a). tini/ ti ward off from one, fo/non te/knois E. Med. 1275 (lyr.), cf. Tr. 777 . (Perh. cognate with Lat. rēx, Skt. rā´jati 'rule'.) a)rhgw/n [a^], o/nos, o(, h(, helper, Il. 4.7 , 5.511 , in fem.; masc. in Batr. 280 , etc.; a)rhgo/nos h(nio/xoio Opp. H. 5.108 . *)arhi/+-qoos [a^], on, swift in war, ai)zhoi/ Il. 8.298 , 15.315 , A.R. 1.1042 ; a)/ndres Simon. 104 . *)arhi+-kta/menos [a_r], h, on, (ktei/nw) slain by Ares, Il. 22.72 . *)arh/i+os [a^], h, on, also os, on, Ion. for *)/areios, Hom. , etc.; dai/mwn *)a. Jul. Or. 4.154c :—pecul. fem. *)arhia/s, a/dos, Q.S. 1.187 . *)arhi/+-fa^tos [a^], on, Ep. and Ion. for *)arei/fatos (q.v.). *)arhi/+-fqoros, on, slain in war, ptw/mata Corn. ND 21 . *)arhi/+-fi^los, h, on, dear to Ares, epith. of warriors in Hom. , Il. 2.778 , al., cf. Hes. Th. 317 , Pi. I. 8(7).25 , etc.; of the river Thermodon, Tryph. 33 . a)rh/menai, v. a)ra/omai. a)rhme/nos [a_], h, on, pf. part. Pass. , expld. by Gramm. by beblamme/nos, distressed, worn out, once in Il. , gh/rai+ lugrw=| kei=tai e)ni\ mega/rois a). 18.435 ; more freq. in Od. , u(/pnw| kai\ kama/tw| a). 6.2 ; ti/pte to/son, *polu/fhm', a)rhme/nos w(=d' e)bo/hsas; 9.403 ; gh/ra| u(po\ liparw=| a). 11.136 ; du/h| a). 18.53 . [Prob. akin to a)rh/, *)/arhs.] a)rh/n (nom. only in Inscrr., IG 1.4 , 11.154A11 (Delos, iii B. C.), SIG 1027.9 (Cos), varh/n GDI 4964.2 (Gortyn)); also a)/rhs PGurob. 22.40 , 42 (iii B.C.), and a)/rnon ib. 3 , al.; acc. a)/rna, gen. a)rno/s, dat. a)rni/, dual. a)/rne: pl. a)/rnes, a)/rnas, a)rnw=n, dat. a)rna/si J. AJ 3.8.10 , Ep. a)/rnessi: —lamb (under a year old, Max. 515 , Istrosap. Eust. 1672.12 ); a). prwtogo/nwn Il. 4.102 , etc.; galaqhnw=n Crates Com. 1 . sheep of either sex, a)/rn' e(/teron leuko/n, e(te/rhn de\ me/lainan Il. 3.103 ; a)/rnes keraoi/ Od. 4.85 . in pl., stunted ears of wheat, Thphr. HP 8.7.5 . (Skt. úrā 'sheep', úraṇas 'ram', 'lamb', urabhras 'ram', Arm. ga[rdot ]n 'lamb'; cf. -vrhn in polu/rrhn.) a)rhnobosko/s, o(, shepherd, Paus.Gr. Fr. 69 , dub. in S. Fr. 655 . a)/rhcis [a^], ews, h(, (a)rh/gw) help, succour, tino/s from a person, A. Pr. 547 (lyr.), S. OC 829 . c. gen. rei, help against a thing, means of averting it, phma/twn S. El. 876 . a)/rhra, a)rh/rein, a)rhreme/nos, v. a)rari/skw. a)rhrome/nos, h, on, v. a)ro/w. *)/arhs, o(, Ep. gen. *)/areos, Att. *)/arews A. Th. 64 , E. El. 1258 ; but *)/areos (never contr. ) is required by the metre in A. Th. 115 (lyr.), S. OC 947 , Ant. 125 (lyr.), El. 1423 (lyr.), E. Heracl. 275 , El. 950 , Fr. 16 ; dat. *)/arei+, contr. *)/arei; acc. *)/area S. OT 190 (lyr.), Att. *)/arh (never *)/arhn, which is not found in Attic Inscrr. and is never required by the metre; *)/arh' is the true reading in Il. 5.909 , Hes. Sc. 59 , cf. AP 7.237 ( Alph. ), D.S. 5.72 ); voc. *)/ares, Ep. (metri gr.) *)=ares:— Ion. and Ep. declens. *)/arhs, hos, hi, ha: Aeol. *)/areus, euos, eua, eui, eu, Sapph. 66 , Alc. 28 ff.:—Ares: in Trag., the god of destruction generally, S. OT 190 , etc.; e)s *oi)di/pou pai=de . . *)/arhs kate/skhy' Ar. Fr. 558 ; in Com., *)/arews neotto/s chicken of Ares, Id. Av. 835 . the planet Mars, Arist. Cael. 292a5 , Cleom. 1.11.59 , etc.; *)/areos h(me/ra D.C. 37.19 . in Poets, Appellat. for war, slaughter, cuna/gwmen *)/arha Il. 2.381 ; *)/arh mei/cousin S. OC 1046 (lyr.); xroni/w| su\n *)/arei Pi. P. 11.36 ; *)/arhs e)mfu/lios, *)/a. tiqaso/s, A. Eu. 862 , 355 ; qhlukto/nw| *)/arei dame/ntwn Id. Pr. 861 ; nau/farktos *)/a. Id. Pers. 951 (lyr.); liqo/leuston *)/arh death by stoning, S. Aj. 254 (lyr.); e)/nqa ma/lista gi/gnet' *)/a. a)legeino\s o)i+zuroi=si brotoi=si, of a mortal wound, Il. 13.569 . warlike spirit, A. Ag. 78 , E. Ph. 134 ; ka)n gunaici\n . . *)/a. e)/nestin S. El. 1242 ; ou)/t' o)/lbos ou)/t' *)/a. Id. Ant. 952 ; me/gan e)k qumou= kla/zontas *)/a. A. Ag. 48 ; *)/arh ble/pein Ar. Pl. 328 , Timocl. 12.7 : in Prose, e)/mfutos *)/a. Gorg. Fr. 6 . the sword, o)cu\s *)/a. Il. 7.330 , cf. AP 7.531 (Antip. Thess.), Plu. 2.23c . epith. of Zeus, as the avenger of perjury, in oaths, IG 5(2).343c ( Arc. ); of *)enua/lios, ibid., Poll. 8.106 . (Akin to a)rh/, q. v.) [a^ in Hom. , but a of voc. may be long, e.g. *)=ares, *)/ares brotoloige/ Il. 5.31 , and gen. *)/a_rhos 2.767 , Call. Jov. 77 (s.v.l.), *)/a_reos A.R. 3.1187 , dat. *)/a_rhi+ Id. 2.991 : in Trag., regularly a^, but A. uses a_ even in dialogue, as Th. 244 , 469 ; and S. in lyr., Aj. 252 , 614 , Ant. 139 .] *)arhsiw/n, w=nos , o( (sc. mh/n), name of a month at Delos, IG 11.158A48 (iii B. C.). a)rh/t-eira [a_r], h(, fem of a)rhth/r, Call. Cer. 43 , Musae. 68 , A.R. 1.312 , etc. a)rht-eu/w, to be president, bwla=s IG 12(3).1259 (Cimolus); Dor. a)vr- ib. 4.497.4 (Mycenae), SIG 56.43 (Argos). (Always in 3 sg. impf. a)vrh/teue, a)rh/teue, hence perh. for e)-vrh/teue, from vrhteu/w, cf. vrh/tra.) a)rht-h/r [a_], h=ros, o(, (a)ra/omai) one that prays: poet. for i(ereu/s ( Arist. Po. 1457b35 ), priest, Il. 1.11 , 5.78 , al.; also in metr. Inscrr., IG 4.1007 (Epid.), 1538 (Apollo Maleatas), etc., cf. Orac. ap. Jul. Ep. 89 . a)rht-h/rion [a_], to/, a place for curses, Plu. Thes. 35 . a)rht-o/s, h/, o/n, Ion. for a)ra_to/s: *)arh/th, h(, as pr.n., Od. 7.54 , etc. a)rhtume/nos, f.l. for a)ruth/menos , Alc. 47 . a)/rqen, v. a)rari/skw. a)/rqeos: tra/gos, Hsch. a)rqme/w, intr., to be united, e)n filo/thti a)rqmh/sante Il. 7.302 :— Pass. , a)rqmhqe/ntes A.R. 1.1344 . a)/rqmios, a, on, united, oi( d' h(mi=n a)/rqmioi h)=san in league with us, Od. 16.427 , cf. Hdt. 7.101 , al.; a)/. h)de\ fi/los Thgn. 1312 ; a)/rqmia, ta/, peaceful relations, friendship, te/ws me\n dh/ sfi h)=n a)/. e)s a)llh/lous, e)k tou/tou de\ po/lemos Hdt. 6.83 ; a)/. e)/rga Emp. 17.23 , cf. 22.1 . calm, bolai\ o)fqalmw=n Hdn. 1.7.5 . a)rqmo/s, o(, (a)rari/skw) a bond, league, friendship, a)rqmw=| kai\ filo/thti h.Merc. 524 , cf. A. Pr. 193 (lyr.), Call. Fr. 199 . a)rqre/m-bole/w, insert part of a machine, in Pass. , Ath.Mech. 34.6 . a)rqrem-bo/lhsis, ews, h(, setting of a limb, Apollon.Cit. 1.1 :—also a)rqrem-boli/a, h(, Orib. 49.9.5 . a)rqre/m-bolon, to/, (e)mba/llw) instrument for setting limbs, Gal. 14.781 : in pl., instruments of torture, LXX 4 Ma. 8.13 . a)rqri/dion, to/, Dim. of a)/rqron, v.l. for a)gri/dion , M.Ant. 4.3 . a)rqriko/s, h/, o/n, (a)/rqron I) of or for the joints, Gal. 19.85 . (a)/rqron II) of, belonging to the article, in Gramm., A.D. Synt. 6.5 ,al. Adv. -w=s ib. 33.6 . a)rqri_tiko/s, h/, o/n, (a)/rqron) of or for the joints, no/mos Hp. Art. 18 . diseased in the joints, gouty, Id. Epid. 6.4.3 , Damox. 2.32 , Cic. Fam. 9.23 : ta\ -ka/ Hp. Epid. 7.100 ; a). a)lh/mata Gal. 17(2).125 . a)rqri=tis, idos , h( (acc. -i=tin Porph. Abst. 1.53 ), as if fem. of a)rqri/ths, which does not occur:—of or in the joints, no/sos Hp. Aff. 30 ; h( a). gout, Id. Aph. 3.16 (pl.), Aret. SD 2.12 , etc. a)rqrokhdh/s, e/s, limb-distressing, po/noi Luc. Trag. 15 . a)/rqron, to/, (a)rari/skw) joint, Emp. 17.22 , etc.; a)/rqrwn po/noi Hp. Aph. 3.31 , al.; a(/pan kat' a)/rqron S. Tr. 769 ; kra=ta kai\ a)/rqra the head and joints of the neck, Id. Ph. 1208 (lyr., codd.); esp. the socket of the ankle-joint, o( a)stra/galos e)cexw/rhse e)k tw=n a)/. Hdt. 3.129 ; in Hp. Art. I, al., ball of a joint, opp. socket (kotu/lh), cf. Gal. 18(2).487 (but socket in Hp. Loc.Hom. 6 ); ma/ryas podo/s nin a)/rqron h(=| lugi/zetai S. Tr. 779 , cf. Ph. 1202 (lyr.). generally, of limbs, etc., esp. in pl., a)/. podoi=n the ankles, Id. OT 718 , cf. 1032 ; of the legs, bradu/poun h)/lusin a)/rqrwn protiqei=sa E. Hec. 67 (lyr.); a)/. tw=n ku/klwn eyes, S. OT 1270 ; a)/. sto/matos the mouth, E. Cyc. 625 ; qe/nar dih|rhme/non a)/rqrois lines, Arist. HA 493b33 ; ta\ a)/. alone, genitals, Hdt. 3.87 , 4.2 , Arist. HA 504b23 , al; ta\ e)nto\s a)/. the internal organs, Mnesith. ap. Orib. 8.38.7 : metaph., a)/. ta=n frenw=n Epich. 250 : in sg., a)/rqron th=s fwnh=s vocal articulation, Arist. HA 536a3 . Gramm., connecting word, Id. Po. 1457a6 ; esp. of the article, Id. Rh.Al. 1435a35 , Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.45 , D.H. Th. 37 , al. a)rqrope/dh, h(, band for the limbs, fetter, AP 6.297 ( Phan. ). a)rqro/w, (a)/rqron) fasten by a joint:— Pass. , to be jointed, knhmi\s peri\ sfuro\n -ou=tai Hermipp. 47.3 ; sw/mata h)rqrwme/na well-jointed, wellknit, Hp. Aër. 20 ; knh=mai h)rqrwme/nai Arist. Phgn. 810a28 . mostly of words, utter distinctly, glw=ssa a)rqroi= th\n fwnh/n produces articulate sounds, X. Mem. 1.4.12 (but a)rqrw=sai glw=ssan kai\ no/on nerve the tongue and mind, v.l. in Thgn. 760 ); of persons, render articulate, kai/ m' ei)s tou=to . . h)/rqrwsan oi( qeoi\ o(/pws . . Nic. Dam. p.65 D. a)rqr-w/dhs, es, well-jointed, well-knit, X. Cyn. 4.1 , Arist. Phgn. 810b 26 . articulated, opp. a)/narqros, Id. PA 667a9 ( Comp. ); esp. in sense of sq., Gal. 2.735 . Adv. -dw=s ibid. a)rqr-wdi/a, h(, a particular kind of articulation, where the surfaces are only slightly concave and convex, ib. 736 . a)/rqr-wsis, ews, h(, jointing, compact connexion, prob. in Str. 2.1.30 , cf. Ph. 2.408 . articulation, of speech, Phld. D. 3.14 , cf. Po. 994.6 . a)rqu/sanoi: a)posxi/s mata kai\ a)poklasth/mata, Hsch. a)ri^- [a^], insep. prefix, like e)ri- , strengthening the notion conveyed by its compd.: cogn. with a)rei/wn, a)/ristos, chiefly denoting goodness, excellence: mostly in older Ep. and Lyr. a)ri/a, h(, Dor. for fello/drus, Thphr. HP 3.16.3 , al. (Prob. for a)re/a, cf. a)re/i+nos.) a)riba/skanos, on, very envious, Hsch. a)ri/-gnws [a^], wtos, o(, h(, = sq., in nom. pl. a)rignw=tes, Pi. N. 5.12 . a)ri/-gnwtos, h, on, Od. 6.108 , Aeol. a, on Sapph. Supp. 25.4 , also os, on Il. 15.490 :— easy to be known, a)ri/gnwtoi de\ qeoi/ per 13.72 , cf. 15.490 , Sapph. l.c.; dw/mata Od. 6.300 ; r(ei=a/ t' a)rignw/th pe/letai ib. 108 . ill bad sense, infamous, w)= a)ri/gnwte subw=ta 17.375 . a)/ri_gos or a)/rr-, on, insensible to cold, Arist. Pr. 959b17 , Aret. SD 1.14 . a)ri/gwn, wnos, o(, a kind of spear, Hdn.Gr. 1.24 , 2.279 . a)ri^-da/kruos [a^r], on, = sq., Arist. Pr. 874b8 . a)ri^/-dakru^s, u, gen. uos, very tearful, go/os A. Pers. 947 (lyr.); of persons, Arist. HA 608b9 , Pr. 953b11 : prov., a)rida/krues a)ne/res e)sqloi/ Sch. Ven. Il. 1.349 ; but in bad sense, Ph. 2.269 . a)ri^-da/kru_tos, on, much wept, Hsch. a)ri^-dei/ketos, on, famous, glorious: in Hom. mostly c. gen., a)ridei/ketos a)ndrw=n Il. 11.248 , al.; also ui(o\n . . a)ridei/keton ei)=nai Od. 11.540 ; a). te/kna Hes. Th. 385 ; a)ridei/kete dai=mon Orph. Fr. 155 ; of things, skh=ptron ib. 101 . clear, distinct, Emp. 20.1 . (Metr. lengthd. for a)ri-de/k-etos, cf. Lat. decus.) a)ri/des: ai( meta\ koniortou= pnoai/, Hsch. a)ri/-dhlos [a^ri^], Dor. a)ri/-dhlos (v. infr.), also a)ri/-da_los, on, in pr. n., IG 12(1).741 (Rhodes):— clear. distinct,far seen, *)/ossa Simon. 130 , cf. Arat. 94 ; bright, *)antau/ghs Orph. Fr. 237 ; a)ri/dhlon mna=ma IG 7.52 (Megara), cf. Charito 4.1 . manifest, ta/de ga\r a). Hdt. 8.65 , Ph. 1.276 , al., Porph. Chr. 35 : Comp. , Ph. 1.331 : Sup. , ib. 690 ; also f.l. for a)i/+dhla in Tyrt. 11.7 . conspicuous, magnificent, a)gw=na tw=n pro/sqen -o/teron Arr. An. 7.14.10 ; famous, Eun. VS p.456 B. ( Comp. ). Adv. -lws Them. Or. 2.26c , Sch. Ar. Pl. 948 : Comp. , Ph. 1.451 : Sup. -w/tata (sic) Hsch. Ep. , Ion. , and later Prose. a)ri/dion, to/, Dim. of a)ri/s, Hermes 38.281 . a)ri/-zhlos [a^], on ( Dor. -zhlos IG 9(1).270 ), also h, on, v. infr.:— Ep. for a)ri/dhlos (-zhlos from d y hlos, cf. dh=los from de y alos and de/ato), conspicuous, of lightning, a)ri/zhloi de/ oi( au)gai/ Il. 13.244 , cf. Pi. O. 2.61 , S. lchn. 72 ; of sound, w(s d' o(/t' a)rizh/lh fwnh/ Il. 18.219 ; of persons whom all admire, w(/s te qew/ per a)mfi\s a)rizh/lw ib. 519 , AP 4.1.3 ( Mel. ), etc.; r(ei=a d' a)ri/zhlon minu/qei kai\ a)/dhlon a)e/cei Hes. Op. 6 . Adv. a)rizh/lws, ei)rhme/na a plain tale, Od. 12.453 . Dor. a)ri/zalos (zh=los), = sq., Call. Epigr. 52 , Hsch.s.v.a)ri-. a)ri-zh/lwtos, on, much to be envied, Ar. Eq. 1329 (anap.): a)ri-zh/lhtos in Orac. ap. Eus. PE 9.10 . a)/rizos: ta/fos ( Cypr. ), Hsch. a)ri^h/koos [a^], on, much heard of, Call. Del. 308 . Act. , far-hearing, hearing readily, A.R. 4.1707 , Dam. Isid. 279 ; ou)=as Procl. H. 2.14 . a)rih=nas: a)rispw/lous, Hsch. a)riqm-e/w [a^], impf. h)ri/qmeon as trisyll., Od. 10.204 , 3 sg. h)ri/qmei 13.218 :— Med. , aor. h)riqmhsa/mhn Pl. Phdr. 270d :— Pass. , fut. Med. in pass. sense a)riqmh/somai E. Ba. 1318 ; fut. a)riqmhqh/somai LXX 3 Ki. 3.8 , Gal. 10.68 : Ep. aor. inf. a)riqmhqh/menai (for -h=nai) Il. 2.124 :—number, count, reckon up, Od. 4.411 , Pi. N. 10.46 , etc.; au)ta\r e)gw\ di/xa pa/ntas . . e(tai/rous h)ri/qmeon counted them so as to halve them, Od. 10.204 ; a)riqmh/santes after numbering the army, Hdt. 7.60 ; ou)dei\s pw/pot' . . h)ri/qmhse stopped to count the enemy, Ar. Eq. 570 : poet., a)riqmh/seis gai=an a)peiresi/hn, = metrh/seis , AP 11.349 ( Pall. ):— Pass. , Hdt. 6.111 , 9.32 :— Med. , h)riqmou=nto counted each for himself, pli/nqous Th. 3.20 . count out, pay, xrusi/on, a)rgu/rion, X. Smp. 4.44 , D. 49.30 , IG 5(1).1390.51 (Andania), Mon.Anc.Gr. 7.22 . reckon, account, e)n eu)ergesi/as me/rei D. 21.166 ; a). tina\ kluto/paida AP 9.262 ( Phil. ); ke/rdos ti a). D.Chr. 31.158 :— Pass. , to be reckoned, e)n toi=si gennai/oisin E. Hel. 729 ; e)n gra/mmasi Luc. Jud.Voc. 2 ; ei)/s tinas Hdn. 1.1.1 ; a)riqmei=sqai tw=n filta/twn as one of . . , E. Ba. 1318 ; maka/rwn Theoc. 13.72 . [ -i^qm- Ar. V. 333 , Com.Adesp. 21.28 D. ] a)ri/qm-hma, atos, to/, reckoning, number, tw=n pa/lwn A. Eu. 753 ; h(me/ra a). ai)w/nion Secund. Sent. 4 . a)ri/qm-hsis, ews, h(, counting, reckoning up, Hdt. 2.143 , Str. 9.5.3 , POxy. 1258.7 (i A. D.), Plot. 4.4.11 ; counting out, payment of money, IPE 12.32B35 (Olbia). account, BGU 328i24 (ii A. D.), etc. = a)riqmhtikh/, h(, Hp. Ep. 22 . a)riqm-hte/os, a, on, to be reckoned, counted, Id. Epid. 2.3.17 . a)riqmhte/on, one must reckon, count, Thphr. Ign. 3 , Porph. Abst. 2.38 . a)riqm-hth/s, ou=, o(, calculator, Pl. Just. 373b . a)riqm-htiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for reckoning, skilled therein, a)/nqrwpos Id. Grg. 453e . arithmetical, me/sa Archyt. 2 ; a)nalogi/a Arist. EN 1106a35 ; to\ e(\n a(plw=s ou)k h)=n a). Dam. Pr. 117 ; h( a)riqmhtikh/ (sc. te/xnh) arithmetic, Pl. R. 525a , al.; as a subject of competition, Inscr.Magn. 107 ; h( a). e)pisth/mh Plu. 2.979e . Adv. -kw=s ib. 643c , Theo Sm. p.116H. -ko/n, to/, land-tax in Egypt, to\ te/leion a). Sammelb. 4415.14 (ii A. D.), etc.; h(mite/leion a). BGU 330.6 (ii A. D.). a)riqm-hto/s, h/, o/n, that can be counted, ou)k a). Cratin. 153 , cf. AP 12.145 ; h)riqmhme/non h)\ a). Arist. Ph. 223a24 ; opp. metrhto/n, Id. Metaph. 1020a9 . easily numbered, few in number, a)riqmhtou\s a)po\ pollw=n Theoc. 16.87 . ou)k a). of no account, Id. 14.48 . a)ri/qm-ios, a, on, = numerical, Iamb. Comm.Math. 9 ; by number, a)ri/qmia su=ka r/ POxy. 529.6 (ii A. D.). Astrol., determining number, klh=ros Vett.Val. 145.23 ; to/pos Id. 278.30 . reckoned, counted, me/t' a)qana/toisin a). Rhian. 1.16 ; e)n kai\ o)/nos kei/noisin a). prob. in Opp. H. 1.151 ; a)ne/res e)n *libu/essin a). D.P. 263 ; cf. metari/qmios, e)nari/qmios. Subst. a)ri/qmion, to/, set, series, BGU 544.23 (iii A. D.). a)riqmopoio/s [a^], o/n, creating number, Dam. Pr. 245 . a)riqmo/s [a^], ( a(r- IG 1.164 ), o(, number, first in Od. , le/kto d' a)riqmo/n 4.451 ; a)riqmw=| pau=ra Semon. 3 ; e(\n a)riqmw=| Hdt. 3.6 ; a)riqmo\n e(/c Id. 1.14 , cf. 50 ; e)s to\n a). trisxi/lia Id. 7.97 ; plh=qos e)s a). the amount in point of number, ib. 60 ; to\n a). dw/deka Euphro 11.11 ; du/o tine\s h)\ trei=s . . ei)s to\n a). Men. 165 ; e)/latton mh/te o)/gkw| mh/te a)riqmw=| Pl. Tht. 155a ; ou)/t' a)riqmoi=s ou)/te mege/qesin e)la/ttous Id. Lg. 861e ; staqmw=| kai\ a). X. Smp. 4.45 ; di' a). kai\ me/trou Plu. Per. 16 , cf. E. Tr. 620 : prov., le/gein pontia=n ya/fwn a)riqmo/n 'count the pebbles on the shore', Pi. O. 13.46 , cf. 2.98 ; ou) gignw/skwn yh/fwn a)riqmou/s, of a blockhead, Ephipp. 19 ; ou)/t' a)riqmo\n ou)/t' e)/legxon . . e)/xwn Dionys.Com. 3.13 . amount, sum, polu\s a). xro/nou Aeschin. 1.78 ; a). th=s o(dou= X. An. 2.2.6 ; a). [xrusi/ou] a sum of money, Id. Cyr. 8.2.16 . a)riqmw=|, abs., in certain numbers, Hdt. 6.58 ; but de/ndra a)riqmw=| u(me/tera by tale, Th. 2.72 ; a). dido/nai Dionys.Com. 3.6 . item or term in a series, o( deu/teros a). E. Ion 1014 ; tri/ton w)di/nwn a). Epigr.Gr. 574 ; nau=s pollou\s a). a)/gnutai nauagi/wn E. Hel. 410 , cf. Arist. Po. 1461b24 ; tou\s a). tou= sw/matos points of the body, Pl. Lg. 668d ; tou\s a). e(ka/stou tw=n noshma/twn Hp. Acut. 3 ; to\ kalo\n e)k pollw=n a). e)pitelei=sqai Plu. 2.45c : hence as a mark of completeness, pa/ntas tou\s a). perilabw/n Isoc. 11.16 ; tou= kaqh/kontos tou\s a)riqmou/s the sum total of duty, M.Ant. 3.1 . number, account, as a mark of station, worth, rank, met' a)ndrw=n i(/zei a)riqmw=| takes his place among men, Od. 11.449 ; ei)s a)ndrw=n me\n ou) telou=sin a). E. Fr. 492 ; ei)s a). tw=n kakw=n pefu/kamen Id. Hec. 1186 ; ceni/as a)riqmw=| prw=t' e)/xein e)mw=n fi/lwn in regard of friendship, ib. 794 ; deiloi\ ga\r a)/ndres ou)k e)/xousin e)n ma/xh| a)riqmo/n have no account made of them, Id. Fr. 519 ; ou)d' ei)s a). h(/kei lo/gwn she comes not into my account, Id. El. 1054 ; a). ou)dei\s ou)de\ lo/gos e)sti/ tinos Plu. 2.682f , cf. Call. Epigr. 27.6 , Orac. ap. Sch. Theoc. 14.48 . mere number, quantity, opp. quality, tau=t' ou)k a). e)stin, w)= pa/ter, lo/gwn a mere set of words, S. OC 382 ; of men, ou)k a). a)/llws not a mere lot, E. Tr. 476 ; a)riqmo/s, pro/bat' a)/llws Ar. Nu. 1203 ; sometimes even of a single man, ou)k a)riqmo\n a)ll' e)thtu/mws a)/ndr' o)/nta not a mere unit, E. Heracl. 997 ; also a)riqmo\n plhrou=n to be a mere cipher, Chor. Milt. 66 . numbering, counting, ma/sswn a)riqmou= past counting, Pi. N. 2.23 ; esp. in phrases, a). poiei=sqai tw=n new=n to hold a muster of . . , Hdt. 8.7 ; poiei=n X. An. 7.1.7 , etc.; parei=nai ei)s to\n a). ib.II; ei)/ ti dunato\n e)s a). e)lqei=n can be stated in numbers, Th. 2.72 . the science of numbers, arithmetic, a)riqmo/n, e)/coxon sofisma/twn A. Pr. 459 ; a)riqmw=n kai\ me/trwn eu(rh/mata S. Fr. 432 ; a). kai\ logismo\n eu(rei=n Pl. Phdr. 274c , cf. R. 522c : prov., ei)/per ga\r a)riqmo\n oi)=da E. Fr. 360.19 . in Philos., abstract number, Arist. Cat. 4b23 , Metaph. 990a19 , al.; a). maqhmatiko/s ib. 1090b35 ; a). ou)siw/dhs, opp. tou= posou=, Plot. 5.5.4 ; a). e(niai=os, ou)siw/dhs, e(teroi=os, Dam. Pr. 228 . Gramm., number, Stoic. 3.214 , D.T. 634.16 , A.D. Synt. 32.2 ,al.; cf. e(niko/s, duiko/s, plhquntiko/s. numeral, ib. 36.6 , etc.; o( te/ssara a). S.E. M. 7.96 ; paido\s a)., = deka/th , E. El. 1132 . unknown quantity (x), defined as plh=qos mona/dwn a)ori/stwn, Dioph. Def. 2 . Rhet., rhythm in Prose, in pl., D.H. Comp. 23 , Dem. 52 , cf. Arist. Rh. 1408b29 ; but also a)riqmoi\ tw=n a)rxai/wn poihta=n SIG 703.7 (Delph.). line of a book, Apollon. Cit. 2 . sum of numerical values of letters in a name, Apoc. 13.17 ,al.; filw= h(=s a)riqmo\s fme/ Pompeian Inscr. in Rend.Linc. 10(1901).257 . unit of troops, = Lat. numerus, CIG 5187 (vi A. D.), BGU 673 (vi A. D.), etc.; = legio, Jul. ad Ath. 280d , Zos. 5.26 , PLond. 5.1711.69 (vi A. D.). Astrol., mostly in pl., degrees traversed in a given time, Ptol. Tetr. 112 , Doroth. in Cat.Cod.Astr. 6.107.30 ; toi=s i)di/ois a). at her normal speed, of the moon, Gal. 19.531 ; also of degrees of latitude, Heph.Astr. 2.8 , 3.1 . Medic., in pl., precise conditions, paro/ntwn tw=n pro\s th\n flebotomi/an a)riqmw=n Herod. Med. in Rh.Mus. 58.71 , cf. Aret. CA 2.3 , prob. in Herod.Med. ap. Aët. 9.2 ; cf. supr. 1.4 . [i^ E. El. 1132 , Ar. Nu. 1203 .] (a)ri^-qmo/s from root a)ri-, cf. e)pa/ritos (q. v.), nh/ritos.) a)riqmosto/n [a^], to/, fraction whose denominator is unknown ( 1 /x), Dioph. Def. 2 . a)ri/kesi: xalepai=s, Hsch. a)ri^ku/mwn [a^] [u_], on, gen. onos, (ku/w) prolific, Hp. Superf. 23 , prob. in Aër. 5 . a)/rilla, h(, dub. sens. in IGRom. 4.1349 . a)rima/zw, = a(rmo/zw , Hsch. *)arimaspoi/, oi(, Scythian word, meaning one-eyed, derived by Hdt. 4.27 from a)/rima = e(/n, spou= = o)fqalmo/s ; by Eust.ad D.P. 31 from a)ri/ = e(/n, maspo/s = o)fqalmo/s : *)a. i(ppoba/mwn A. Pr. 805 . a)ri/mhlon, to/, a kind of apple, Antig.Car. ap. Ath. 3.82b (sed leg. ei)arimh/lwn). a)/rimos, Tyrrhen., = pi/qhkos , Str. 13.4.6 . a)/ri_n, v. a)/rrin. a)ri/cai: u(posthri/cai, Hsch. *)/arioi, oi(, ancient name of the Medes, Hdt. 7.62 ; *ma/goi kai\ pa=n to\ *arion (*)/areion codd.) ge/nos Eudem. ap. Dam. Pr. 125 bis; e)/koya kommo\n *)/arion (*)/areion codd.) a Median lament, A. Ch. 423 (lyr.):—hence *)arianh/, h(, name of the eastern Iranian highlands, Str. 15.2.1 : *)arianoi/, oi(, its inhabitants, D.S. 2.37 , cf. 1.94 , Ael. NA 16.16 (cf. Avest. Airyana). inhabitants of the Persian satrapy of *)arei/a ( Arr. An. 3.25.1 ), Pers. Haraiva, Hdt. 7.66 ; written *)/areioi, Id. 3.93 , Arr.l.c. *)arionti/a, h(, divinity worshipped at Sparta, IG 5(1).213.40 . a)ri/-pikros [a^ri^], on, very bitter, Hsch. a)ri-pre/peia, h(, glory, of God, Corp.Herm. 18.14 . a)ri-preph/s, e/s, (pre/pw) very distin guished, w(s kai\ soi\ ei)=dos me\n a)riprepe/s Od. 8.176 ; do/te dh\ kai\ to/nde gene/sqai . . a)riprepe/a *trw/essin Il. 6.477 ; i(/ppon a). prou)/xonta 23.453 ; a). basilh=es Od. 8.390 . of things, very bright, e)/xe d' ai)gi/da . . a)riprepe/a Il. 15.309 ; a)/stra . . fai/net' a). 8.556 ; o)/rmoi Lyr.Alex.Adesp. 9.3 ; of a mountain, conspicuous, *nh/riton a). Od. 9.22 ; a). ei)=dos e)/xousa Orph. Fr. 114 : Comp. , Them. Or. 18.223b . famous, skh=ptron Orph. Fr. 102 . Adv. -pw=s, Ion. -pe/ws IG 7.1684 (Plataea), etc. a)ri/-preptos, on, = foreg., *(ugi/eia Maced. Pae. 21 . a)/ri_s, v. a)/rrin. a)ri/s [a^], i/dos, h(, bow-drill, Hp. Art. 12 , Call.Com. 16 , Apollod. Poliorc. 148.7 , AP 6.103 ( Phil. ), 205 ( Leon. ), Heliod. (?)ap. Orib. 46.11.7 . = fra/kths , shrine, Procop. Aed. 2.3 . = drakonti/a mikra/ , Ps.- Dsc. 2.167 , Gal. 19.85 , PMag.Par. 1.2308 . = sq., Plin. HN 24.151 . a)ri/saron, to/, hooded arum, Arisarum vulgare, Dsc. 2.168 . a)ri/shmos [a^ri^], on, (sh=ma) notable, a)ri/shma de\ e)/rga te/tukto h.Merc. 12 ; kai\ tu/mbos kai\ pai=des e)n a)nqrw/pois a)ri/shmoi Tyrt. 12.29 ; a)nh/r Hp. Ep. 10 ; ei)kw/n Epigr.Gr. 260 (Cyrene). plain, visible, tri/bos Theoc. 25.158 . Adv. -mws Hld. 6.14 . a)risqa/rma^tos [a^r], on, (a)/ristos, a(/rma) best in the chariot-race, a). ge/ras the prize of the best chariot, Pi. P. 5.30 . a)ri/skos: ko/finos, Hsch. ; cf. r(i/skos. a)risku_dh/s [a^], e/s, (sku/zw) very wrathful, Call. Fr. 108 . a)ri/sphs, f.l. for a)rtieph/s , Hsch. a)rispw/lous, v. a)rih=nas. a)ri/staqlos [a^], on, victorious in the contest, APl. 4.94 ( Arch. ). a)ristai/nw: a)risteu/w, AB 1340 . *)aristai=os, o(, pr. n., Hes. Th. 977 : also epith. of Apollo, Pi. P. 9.65 ; of Zeus, Call. Aet. 3.1.33 . a)ristalkh/s [a^r], e/s, eminent in power, sqe/nos B. 7.7 . a)ristarxami/a: a)risti/a, Hsch. *)arista/rxeios, a, on, of Aristarchus (the critic), Str. 2.3.8 ; ai( *)a. (sc. e)kdo/seis) Sch. Il. Oxy. 221 iv 22 , xi 15 . a)rist-arxe/w [a^r], rule in the best way, Arist. Pol. 1273b5 codd. a)ri/st-arxos, o(, best-ruling, epith. of Zeus, Simon. 231 , B. 12.58 . a)rista/fu^los [a^r], on, (sta^fulh/) rich in grapes, AP 9.580 . a)rista/w, inf. a)rista=n, Ion. -h=n Hp. Vict. 3.68 : pf. h)ri/sthka X. Cyr. 4.2.39 , Antiph. 212.25 ; of this tense the Com. also used I pl. h)ri/stamen Ar. Fr. 496 , Theopomp.Com. 22 , inf. h)rista/nai Hermipp. 60 :— Pass. , pf. h)ri/sthmai, v. infr. [a_r Ar. Eq. 815 , etc.; a^r only late, AP 11.387 ( Pall. )]:—take the a)/riston or midday meal, Ar. Nu. 416 , Eq. 815 ; h)ri/stwn, opp. e)dei/pnoun, X. Mem. 2.7.12 , cf. An. 4.6.21 : c. acc. rei, breakfast on, i)/a kai\ r(o/da Diod.Com. 2.37 , cf. Pherecr. 122.5 : pf. Pass. impers., h)ri/sthtai d' e)carkou/ntws Ar. Ra. 377 . eat a second meal, opp. monosite/w, Hp. V M 10 , Acut. 30 . a)ristei/a [a^r], Ion. a)rist-ei/h, h(, excellence, prowess, S. Aj. 443 , AP 7.312 (Quadr.); ge/ras a)ristei/as Alciphr. 3.36 : in pl., Gorg. Fr. 11a , Pl. Lg. 942d : Il. 5 , 11 , 17 are called respectively *diomh/dous, *)agame/mnonos, *menela/ou a)ristei/a; cf. Cic. Att. 16.9 . a)ristei=a [a^r], Ion. a)rist-h/i+a, ta/, the meed of valour, a). dido/nai tw=| a)ciwta/tw| Hdt. 8.123 , cf. 124 ; a)pai/tee tou\s *ai)ginh/tas ta\ a). demanded of them the reward (they had received) for prowess, ib. 122 ; ta\ a). th=s ni/khs fe/resqai Hp. Aër. 23 , cf. S. Aj. 464 , Pl. Lg. 919e , Isoc. 9.16 , etc.; a). th=s qeou= offered to her, IG 2.652A30 , al.; a)ristei=on tw=| qew=| ib. 814a A 32 , cf. SIG 276 A 9 (Delph.), D. 22.72 : less freq. in sg. in same sense, Hdt. 8.11 , Luc. D Deor. 22.3 . in sg., monument of valour, memorial, tou= pro\s tou\s barba/rous pole/mou D. 19.272 , cf. 59.97 . a)ristei=os [a^], on, Adj. belonging to the bravest, bestowed as the prize of valour, ste/fanoi, timai/, D.H. 6.94 , 9.13 ; ge/ras Plu. Thes. 26 ; *(hraklei= poih/sein qusi/an a)ristei=on Id. Pyrrh. 22 . a)ristera^xo/qen [a^r], on the left, IG 7.3073.129 , 151 (Lebad.). a)risterew/n, w=nos, h(, a plant, = peristerew/n , Plin. HN 27.21 , Orph. A. 916 , Ael. NA 1.35 . a)ristero-ma/xos [a^r] [ma^], on, fighting left-handed, Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.45 . a)ristero/-phros, on, paralysed on the left side, BGU 367.8 (vi A. D.). a)ristero/s [a^], a/, o/n, left, on the left, e)p' a)ristera/ towards, i.e. on, the left, Il. 2.526 , al.; e)p' a)ristera\ xeiro/s Od. 5.277 ; e)p' a). xeirw=n A.R. 2.1266 ; e)ca)risterw=n Hp. Epid. 2.4.1 ; e)n toi=si a)risteroi=si ibid. a)ristera/ (with or without xei/r), h(, left hand, e)c a)risterh=s xeiro/s on the left hand, Hdt. 2.30 ; simply a)risterh=s x. Id. 4.34 ; e)c a)ristera=s S. Ph. 20 , Pl. Ti. 72c , etc.; ou(c a)ristera=s . . nao/s S. El. 7 ; e)s a)risterh\n xei=ra h)/ie, e)n a)risterh=| e)/xein, Hdt. 7.42 . metaph., boding ill, ominous, because to a Greek, looking northward, unlucky signs came from the left, a). h)/luqen o)/rnis Od. 20.242 . awkward, erring, freno/qen e)p' a)ristera\ e)/bas turnedst to the leftward of thy mind, S. Aj. 182 (lyr.); e)p' a)ristera\ ei)/lhfas to\ pra=gma in a sinister sense, Com.Adesp. 22.67 D. ; tw=| a)risterw=| de/xesqai [lo/gous] Plu. 2.378b . (Prop. 'better', cf. a)/ristos; euphemism (cf. eu)w/numos) to avoid ill-luck.) a)risterosta/ths [a^r] [ta^], ou, o(, standing on the left, esp. in the Trag. chorus, Cratin. 215 , Aristid. 2.161 J. a)ristero/fin, Ep. gen. of a)ristero/s, e)p' a). Il. 13.309 . a)ristero/xeir [a^], xeiros, o(, h(, left-handed, Sor. 1.111 . a)ri/st-euma [a^], atos, to/, = a)ristei/a , deed of prowess, Eust. 115.14 (pl.), Gp.Praef. 2 (pl.). a)rist-eu/s, e/ws, o(, dual a)riste/oin S. Aj. 1304 : (a)/ristos):—used by Hom. mostly in pl. a)risth=es those who excel in valour, chiefs, Il. 2.404 , al.; a)/ndras a)risth=as Od. 14.218 , cf. Hdt. 6.81 , Alc. Supp. 1a . 8 , Pi. P. 9.107 , Ant.Lib. 2.2 , etc.: sg., A. Pers. 306 ; a)ndro\s a)riste/ws E. IA 28 (lyr.); as an honorary title, CIG 2881 (Milet.), IGRom. 4.914 (Cibyra). a)rist-euth/s, ou=, o(, improver, pedi/wn a)., of a husbandman, Secund. Sent. 16 . a)rist-eutiko/s, h/, o/n, of, belonging to valiant deeds, Max.Tyr. 29.1 , Plu. 2.319b . a)rist-eu/w, to be best or bravest, ai)e\n a)risteu/ein kai\ u(pei/roxon e)/mmenai a)/llwn Il. 6.208 ; o(\s de/ k' a)risteu/h|si ma/xh| e)/ni 11.409 ; e)n a)e/qloisin a). Pi. N. 11.14 ; gain the prize for valour (v. a)ristei=a, ta/), gain the highest distinction, Hdt. 3.55 , 9.105 , Pl. R. 468b , Isoc. 9.16 . c. gen., a)risteu/eske ma/xesqai *trw/wn he was the best of the Trojans . . , Il. 6.460 , cf. Hdt. 5.112 , 7.106 , al.; ou(/neka boulh=| a)risteu/esken a(pa/ntwn Il. 11.627 , cf. Pi. N. 10.10 . c. inf., a)risteu/eske ma/xesqai he was best at fighting, Il. 16.292 , 551 , etc.; a)risteu/eske ma/xesqai *trw/wn, v. supr. c.acc.rei, a). ti to be best in a thing, sta/dion Pi. O. 10(11).64 , cf. 13.43 ; i)a/lemon Theoc. 15.98 . c. acc. cogn., win as a)ristei=a, ta\ prw=ta kallistei=' a)risteu/sas S. Aj. 435 , cf. 1300 ; pa/nta a). Id. Tr. 488 , Pl. R. 540a ; memigme/nhn a)ristei/an a). Plu. Pel. 34 . of things, to be best, a)risteu/oisan eu)ka/rpou xqono/s best of all lands on fruitful earth, Pi. N. 1.14 ; to\ khdeu=sai kaq' e(auto\n a)risteu/ei makrw=| A. Pr. 890 (lyr.); of an opinion, prevail, Hdt. 7.144 . a)riste/fa^nos [a^r], on, highly honoured with crowns, IGRom. 4.1273 (Thyatira). a)risth/r, h=ros, o(, title of magistrate at Elatea, IG 9(1).101.9 . (Perh. a mistake for a)rtisth/r.) a)rist-hth/rion [a_], to/, (a)rista/w) refectory, to\ i(ero\n a). tou= qeou= BCH 15.184 . a)rist-hth/s, ou=, o(, one who breakfasts, i.e. takes more than one full meal in the day, Hp. Aër. 1 . a)rist-htiko/s, h/, o/n, fond of one's breakfast, Eup. 130 : Comp. , Id. 7.13D. a)rist-i/zw, give one breakfast, a)po\ smikra=s dapa/nhs u(ma=s a)risti/zwn a)pe/pemyen Ar. Eq. 538 ; tou/tous a)ri/stison eu)= Id. Av. 659 ; th\n po/lin a). e)pi\ pentaeti/an IG 7.2712.62 (Acraephia):— Med. , breakfast, Hp. VM 10 . a)risti/ndas, o(, title at Sparta, IG 5(1).680.6 . a)risti/ndhn [a^], Adv., (a)/ristos) according to birth or merit, ai(rei=sqai IG 1.61 , cf. 9(1).333.12 ( Locr. -dan), Lexap. D. 43.57 , Theopomp. Hist. 217a ; *)aqhnai/wn pollou\s a)pole/santes a). kai\ tw=n summa/xwn And. 3.30 , cf. Isoc. 4.146 , Pl. Lg. 855c ; kat' e)klogh\n a). kekrime/noi Plb. 6.10.9 ; opp. plouti/ndhn, Arist. Pol. 1273a23 , cf. Ath. 3.1 , Plu. Lys. 13 . a)risto/-bi^os [a^], on, living best, Orac. ap. Hld. 2.35 . a)risto/-boulos, h, on, best in counsel, epith. of Artemis at Melite, Plu. Them. 22 , cf. Artem. 2.37 ; at Rhodes, Porph. Abst. 2.54 :—hence *)aristobou-li^astai/, oi(, a confraternity of her worshippers, IG 12(1).163 (Rhodes). a)risto-ga^la^ti/as, ou, o(, title of chief citizen of the province of Galatia, Class.Rev. 22.214 . a)risto-ge/neqlos, on, producing the best, xw=ros AP 9.686 . a)risto-go/nos, on, bearing the best children, ma/thr Pi. P. 11.3 . a)risto/deipnon [a_], to/, breakfast-dinner, Alex. 294 , Men. 998 . a)risto/-karpos [a^], on, bearing fairest fruit, *sikeli/a B. 3.1 . a)risto-kra^te/omai, Pass. , to be governed by the best-born, live under an aristocracy, Ar. Av. 125 , Pl. R. 338d , Arist. Pol. 1288a41 , etc. a)risto-kra/ths [ra^], ou, o(, aristocrat, Asp. in EN 182.8 . a)risto-kra^ti/a, h(, rule of the best-born, aristocracy, a). sw/frwn Th. 3.82 , cf. Henioch. 5.17 , Isyll. 1 , etc.; rule of the rich, Pl. Plt. 301a . ideal constitution, rule of the best, Arist. Pol. 1293b1 sqq., EN 1160a33 , Pl. Mx. 238c , 238d , Plb. 6.4.3 . a)risto-kra^tiko/s, h/, o/n, aristocratical, Pl. R. 587d ; a). politei/a Arist. Pol. 1288a21 , 1265b33 ( Comp. ); koinwni/a, of man and wife, Id. EN 1160b32 ; pai=s Cic. Att. 2.15.4 ( Sup. ). Adv. -kw=s Arist. Pol. 1300a41 , 1317a6 , Cic. Att. 2.3.4 , Str. 10.1.8 . a)risto-lo/xeia ( -loxi/a Thphr. HP 9.20.4 ), h(, herb promoting child-birth, birthwort, Aristolochia, Nic. Th. 509 , 937 ; a). stroggu/lh, = A. rotunda, a). makra/, = A. longa, a). klhmati=tis, = A. Clematitis, Dsc. 3.4 ; a). *krhtikh/, = A. cretica, Plin. HN 25.95 :—also a)risto-lo/xion, to/, Hp. Nat.Mul. 32 (s.v.l.): a)risto-lo/xios, h(, Crateuas Fr. 1 , 2 . a)risto/-loxos, on, well-born, App.Anth. 3.162 . a)risto/-mantis, ews, o(, best of prophets, S. Ph. 1338 . a)risto-ma/xos [ma^], on, (ma/xh) best in fight, Pi. P. 10.3 . as pr.n., Hdt. , etc.:—hence Adj. a)risto-ma/xeios, on, AP 13.8 ( Theodorid. ). a)/riston, to/, morning meal, breakfast, twice in Hom. , e)ntu/nont' a)/. a(/m' h)oi= Od. 16.2 , cf. Il. 24.124 ; a)/rista, dei=pna, do/rpa q' ai(rei=sqai tri/ta A. Fr. 182 , cf. Ag. 331 : later, breakfast was called a)kra/tisma, and a)/riston was the midday meal, our luncheon, cf. Th. 4.90 , 7.81 ; a)/. ai(rei=sqai, poiei=sqai, Hdt. 3.26 , 6.78 ; a)p' a)ri/stou me/xri dei/lhs Arist. HA 619a15 . [a_; contr. from a^(y)eri-ston, cf. Goth. air, OHG. ēr 'early', Avest. ayar[schwa] 'day'; also a_(y)er- in h)=ri, h)e/rios; -sto- from -d-to-, root ed- 'eat'.] a)risto/-ni_kos [a^], on, gaining glorious victory, kra/tos Trag.Adesp. 97 . a)risto-nomi/a, h(, (ne/mw) = a)ristokrati/a , Suid. , Hsch. a)risto/-noos, on, excellent in wisdom, AP 9.213 , IG 5(2).156 (Tegea, iii/iv A. D.). a)risto-pa/las [pa^], o(, best of wrestlers, Epigr. in BKT 5(1).77 . a)risto-pa/tra, h(, daughter of a peerless line, of Artemis, B. 10.106 . a)risto-poie/w [a_], prepare breakfast, ta\ a)ristopoiou/mena things prepared for breakfast, X. HG 4.5.1 :—mostly in Med. , get one's breakfast, Th. 4.30 , 8.95 , X. An. 3.3.1 , 4.3.9 , Onos. 42.10 , etc.; h)ristopoi/hnto X. HG 4.5.8 . a)risto-poii/+a, h(, preparation of breakfast, Onos. 12.1 . a)risto-poli_teuth/s [a^], ou=, o(, (politeu/w) best of citizens, honorary title, esp. at Sparta, IG 5(1).335 , al.:—also a)risto-poli/ths [li_], ou, o(, best citizen, ai)w/nios a). ib. 468 , IPE 2.29 (Panticapaeum; -puli/ths lapis):— hence a)risto-poli_tei/a, h(, privileges of an a)., IG 5(1).65 (Sparta), SIG 893 A 9 (Messene). a)risto-po/nos, on, working excellently, xei=res Pi. O. 7.51 ; me/lissa Ps.-Phoc. 171 ; u(me/naioi AP 9.466 : pl., a)ristoponh=es, as if from -poneu/s, Man. 4.512 . Adv. -nws App.Anth. 3.182 . excellently wrought, me/laqron Nonn. D. 44.79 . a)risto-po/seia, h( , (po/sis) nu/mfh wife of a noble husband, Opp. C. 1.6 . a)risto-pra_ge/w, (pra=gos) = a)risteu/w , Eust. 621.39 . a)/ristos [a^], h, on, (with Art. Ep. w)/ristos Il. 11.288 , Att. a(/ristos) best in its kind, and so in all sorts of relations, serving as Sup. of a)gaqo/s: of persons, best in birth and rank, noblest: hence, like a)risteu/s , a chief, *)argei/wn oi( a)/ristoi Il. 4.260 , cf. 6.209 ; a)/. e)/hn polu\ de\ plei/stous a)/ge laou/s 2.580 ; qew=n u(/patos kai\ a)/. 19.258 ; patro\s pa/ntwn a). pai=da S. El. 366 ; a)ndrw=n tw=n a). o(mili/h, opp. dh=mos, Hdt. 3.81 , cf. Cic. Att. 9.4.2 . best in any way, bravest, a)ndrw=n au)= me/g' a)/. e)/hn *telamw/nios *ai)/as Il. 2.768 , cf. 7.50 , etc.; oi)wnopo/lwn, skutoto/mwn o)/x' a)/., 6.76 , 7.221 . c. dat. modi, boulh=| meta\ pa/ntas . . e)/pleu a)/. 9.54 , al.; e)/gxesin ei)=nai a)ri/stous Od. 4.211 . c. acc. rei, ei)=dos a)/riste Il. 3.39 ; yuxh\n a)/. Ar. Nu. 1048 . c. inf., a)/ristoi ma/xesqai X. Cyr. 5.4.44 ; a)/. diabola\s e)nde/kesqai readiest to give ear to calumnies, Hdt. 3.80 ; a)/. a)pata=sqai best, i.e. easiest, to cheat, Th. 3.38 . morally best, ei)/s tina E. Alc. 83 (lyr.); oi( a)/. a(plw=s kat' a)reth/n Arist. Pol. 1293b3 . best, most useful, po/lei E. Fr. 194 codd. (leg. a)resto/s) au(tw=| Id. Heracl. 5 . of animals, things, etc., best, finest, i(/ppoi Il. 2.763 ; mh/lwn, u(w=n, Od. 9.432 , 14.414 ; teu/xe' a)/rista Il. 15.616 ; xw=ros Od. 5.442 ; potamw=n a)/. ta/ te a)/lla kai\ a)ke/sasqai Hdt. 4.90 ; a)/rista fe/resqai win an excellent reward, S. El. 1097 (lyr.). neut. pl. as Adv., a)/rista best, most excellently, o)/x' a)/. Il. 3.110 , Od. 13.365 , cf. Hdt. 1.193 , al., etc.; a)/rista/ ge, in answers, well said! Pl. Tht. 163c : later also a)ri/stws Iamb. Myst. 3.14 . a)ristosalpigkth/s [a^r], ou, o(, best of trumpeters, Poll. 4.87 . a)risto/tatos, h, on, late superlative formation from a)/ristos, Rev.Phil. 46.127 (Miscamus). *)aristoteli/zw, follow or imitate Aristotle, Str. 13.1.54 :—Adj. *)aristote/leios, a, on, Aristotelian, Cic. Att. 13.19.4 :—also *)aristoteliko/s, h/, o/n, Luc. Demon. 56 . Adv. -kw=s Iamb. Comm.Math. 27 . a)risto-te/xnhs [a^], Dor. a)risto-te/xnas, ou, o(, best of artificers, of Zeus, Pi. Fr. 57 , cf. Hsch. a)risto-to/kos, on, bearing the best children, gasth/r Opp. C. 3.62 :—poet. fem. a)ristoto/keia [a^r], Theoc. 24.73 , Tryph. 401 , IG 12(5).292 (Paros). Pass. , a)risto/tokos, on, born of the best parents, ge/nna E. Rh. 909 , cf. Epigr.Gr. 896 (Syria). *)aristofa/neios [fa^], a, on, of Aristophanes, me/tron, the anapaestic tetrameter, D.H. Rh. 11.10 , Heph. 8 , Theon Prog. 3 . a)ristofo/ron [a_], to/, breakfast-tray, PGrenf. 1.14.7 , PEdgar 9.39 (iii B. C.), PSI 4.428.47 . a)risto-fu^h/s [a^], e/s, of best nature, Ecphant. ap. Stob. 4.7.64 (in Sup. -e/statos). a)risto/-xalkos, on, with, producing finest brass, Sch. Lyc. 854 . a)risto/-xeir, xeiros, o(, h(, won by the stoutest hand, a)gw/n S. Aj. 935 (lyr.). a)risto-xeirourgo/s, o(, best of surgeons, POxy. 437 . a)ristw/di_n [a^], i_nos, o(, h(, bearing the best children, *)aqh=nai APl. 4.221 ( Theaet. ). a)ri-sfa^lh/s [a^r], e/s, very slippery or treacherous, ou)do/s Od. 17.196 . a)ri/-ti_mos, on, highly honoured, IG 5(1) .add. 722 . a)ritrilli/s, = lino/zwstis , dub. l. in Ps.- Dsc. 4.190 (a)rguri=tis Wellm.). a)ri-fra^dh/s [a^r], e/s, (fra/zomai) clear, manifest, sh=ma Il. 23.326 ; o)ste/a . . a)rifrade/a te/tuktai ib. 240 : so poet.Adv. -de/ws plainly, a). a)goreu/ei Theoc. 25.176 . clear to the sight, bright, Id. 24.39 . very thoughtful, wise, S. Ant. 347 (as cited by Eust. 135.25 ). a)ri/-frwn, on, gen. onos, (frh/n) very wise or prudent, Suid. a)/rixa: a)/rren pro/baton, Hsch. a)ri^xa/omai or a)rri^x-, v. a)narrixa/omai. a)ri/xetai: gli/xetai, e)piqumei=, Hsch. a)rixw/tan: e)kdu/ein zhtw=n, Id. *)arka^da/rxhs, ou, o(, president of Arcadian council, IG 5(2).132 (Tegea, iii A. D.). *)arka^di/zw, take the side of the Arcadians, Polyaen. 6.36 . a)/rkala, ta/, ear-rings or dry wood, Hsch. a)rkale/on: chro/n, r(usso/n, Id. a)rka/nh, h(, bar to which the threads of the warp are fastened, Id. a)rkariko/s, h/, o/n, of an arcarius, POxy. 126.14 (vi A. D.). a)rka/rios, o(, = arcarius, POxy. 126.15 (vi A. D.). *)arka^di/a, h(, Arcadia, Il. 2.603 , etc.:—hence a)ri-i/hnde A.R. 2.1052 : a)ri-i/hqen Id. 1.161 . *)arka^diko/s, h/, o/n, Arcadian, Men. 462.8 . *)arka/s, a/dos, o(, Arcadian, pl. *)arka/des a)/ndres Il. 2.611 : also as Adj., o(, h(, *)a. kunh= prob. in S. Fr. 262 . a)rkeqe/wros, = a)rxiqe/wros , IG 2.181 a, 11(2).219 B (Delos, iii B. C.); cf. a)rxeqe/wros, a)rkiqe/wros. a)/rkeios, a, on, = a)/rkteios , of a bear, ste/ar Dsc. 1.125.3 , 2.19 ; de/rmata D.Chr. 7.43 , cf. Edict.Diocl. 8.33 . pnoh\ a)/rkeios a northern blast, A. Fr. 127 (Lob. for a)/rkios). a)rkeo/ntws, Att. contr. a)rkou/ntws, (a)rke/w) enough, abundantly, a). e)/xei A. Ch. 892 , Th. 1.22 , Hp. Mul. 2.162 ; a). le/getai Arist. EN 1102a27 ; tou= bi/on a). e)/xein Ps.- Hdt. Vit.Hom. 7 ; a). podw/khs swift enough, X. Eq. 3.12 . a)rkesi/boulos, on, availing in council, Cerc. Oxy. 1082 Fr. 24 (prob.). a)rkesi/guios, on, limb-strengthening, oi)=nos dub. in Antiph. 207.7 (= Philox. 17 ). a)rk-e/simos, h, on, assisting, qeo/s CIG 9899 (Syria, Jewish). a)/rk-esis, ews, h(, (a)rke/w) help, aid, S. OC 73 ; ou)de\ ga\r -sin e)/sxen IG 12(3).868 (Thera). a)/rk-esma, atos, to/, = foreg., Hsch. a)rk-eto/s, h/, o/n, sufficient, Chrysipp.Tyan. ap. Ath. 3.113b , Ev.Matt. 6.34 , Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.44 : c. inf., J. BJ 3.6.3 ; of persons, satisfactory, a). genou= BGU 33.5 (ii/iii A. D.); a)rketo/n [e)sti] it is enough, c. inf., AP 9.749 ( Oenom. ). Adv. -tw=s Theol.Ar. 38 . a)rkeuqidi/ths oi)=nos wine made from a)rkeuqi/des, Dsc. 5.46 Sprengel (om. Wellm.). a)rkeu/qinos, h, on, of juniper, oi)=nos Dsc. 5.36 . In LXX , of oleaster, 3 Ki. 6.31 ; of fir, 2 Ch. 2.8 . a)rkeuqi/s, i/dos, h(, juniper-berry, Hp. Nat.Mul. 32 , Thphr. Od. 5 (prob. for -qos), Nic. Th. 585 , Plu. 2.383e , Dsc. 1.75 . = sq., Ps.- Dsc. 1.75 . a)/rkeuqos, h(, juniper, Juniperus macrocarpa, Hp. Nat.Mul. 63 , Theoc. 5.97 , Nic. Th. 584 ; a). mega/lh Dsc. 1.75 . Phoenician cedar, Juniperus phoenicea, Thphr. HP 3.3.1 , 3.12.3 , AP 6.253 ( Crin. ). prickly cedar, Juniperus oxycedrus, Musae. Fr. 2D. a). mikra/ dwarf juniper, Juniperus communis, Dsc.l.c. a)rke/w, impf. 3 sg. h)/rkei Il. 13.440 , A. Pers. 278 : fut. a)rke/sw: aor. h)/rkesa, Dor. a)/rkesa Pi. O. 9.3 :— Med. , aor. h)rkesa/mhn, 2 sg. h)rke/sw dub. in A. Eu. 213 (s.v.l.):— Pass. , inf. a)rke/esqai Hdt. 9.33 , a)rkei=sqai Poet. ap. Greg.Cor. p.425 S. : pf. h)/rkesmai Sthenid. ap. Stob. 4.7.63 : aor. h)rke/sqhn Plu. Pel. 35 , Luc. Salt. 83 : fut. a)rkesqh/somai D.H. 6.94 , D.S. 1.8 , etc.:—ward off, keep off, c. dat. pers. et acc. rei, sa/kos to/ oi( h)/rkese lugro\n o)/leqron Il. 20.289 , cf. 6.16 ; patri/di doulosu/nhn Simon. 101 ; kh=ras mela/qrois E. El. 1300 (lyr.); o(/s oi( a)po\ xroo\s h)/rkei o)/leqron Il. 13.440 , cf. 15.534 ; tou=to/ g' a)rke/sai S. Aj. 535 ; w(s ou)k a)rke/soi to\ mh\ ou) . . qanei=n would not keep off death, ib. 727 . c. dat. only, defend, pukino\s de/ oi( h)/rkese qw/rhc Il. 15.529 ; ou)d' h)/rkese qw/rhc, without dat., 13.371 . assist, succour, 21.131 , Od. 16.261 , S. Aj. 824 , El. 322 , E. Hec. 1164 . c. acc. cogn., make good, achieve, ou)d' e)/rga mei/w xeiro\s a)rke/sas e)mh=s S. Aj. 439 . mostly in Trag., and always in Prose, to be strong enough, suffice, c. inf., first in Pi. O. 9.3 ; a)rkw= soi safhni/sai (-sas Linwood) A. Pr. 621 codd., cf. S. OT 1209 (lyr.): c. part., a)rke/sw qnh/|skous' e)gw/ my death will suffice, Id. Ant. 547 ; cf. a)rkou=men h(mei=s oi( proqnh/|skonte/s seqen E. Alc. 383 ; e)/ndon a)rkei/tw me/nwn let him be content to stay within, S. Aj. 76 ; a)rkei=n ga\r oi)=mai mi/an yuxh\n ta/d' e)kti/nousan Id. OC 498 ; ou)/te i)atroi\ h)/rkoun qerapeu/ontes Th. 2.47 ; ellipt., sofou\s w(/sper su/, mhde\n ma=llon: a)rke/sousi ga/r [sofoi\ o)/ntes] E. Heracl. 576 ; a). ei)/s ti X. Cyr. 8.2.5 ; pw=s h( po/lis a)rke/sei e)pi\ toiau/thn paraskeuh/n; Pl. R. 369d ; tau)to\n a)rkei= skw=mma e)pi\ pa/ntas holds equally for all, Id. Tht. 174a ; o(/t' ou)ke/t' a)rkei= [h( ma/qhsis] when it avails no more, S. Tr. 711 . c. dat., suffice for, satisfy, ou)de\ tau=ta/ toi mou=na h)/rkese Hdt. 2.115 , cf. S. Ant. 308 , etc. to be a match for, c. dat., yilo\s a)rke/saimi soi/ g' w(plisme/nw| Id. Aj. 1123 ; pro\s tou\s polemi/ous Th. 6.84 . abs., to be enough, avail, endure, a)rkei/tw bi/os A. Ag. 1314 ; ou)de\n ga\r h)/rkei to/ca Id. Pers. 278 ; holdout, last, e)pi\ plei=ston a)rkei=n Th. 1.71 , X. Cyr. 6.2.31 ; ou)d' e)/t' a)rkw= I can hold out no longer, S. El. 186 (lyr.); w(/ste a)rkei=n ploi=a to be sufficient in number, X. An. 5.1.13 : freq. in part., a)rkw=n, ou=sa, ou=n, sufficient, enough, bi/os a)rke/wn u(ph=n Hdt. 1.31 , cf. 7.28 ; ta)rkou=nta a sufficiency, E. Supp. 865 ; a)rkou=sa a)pologi/a Antipho 2.4.10 ; a)rkou=nta or ta)rkou=nta e)/xein, X. Mem. 1.2.1 , Smp. 4.35 ; tw=n a)rkou/ntwn peritta\ kta=sqai Id. Cyr. 8.2.21 . impers., a)rkei= moi 'tis enough for me, I am well content, c. inf., ou)k a)rke/sei poq' u(mi\n . . ei)/kein S. Aj. 1242 , cf. X. An. 5.8.13 : c. acc. et inf., e)moi\ me\n a)rkei= tou=ton e)n do/mois me/nein S. Aj. 80 ; a)rkei= h)\n . . , o(/ti . . , X. Cyr. 8.1.14 , Mem. 4.4.9 ; e)/m' a)rkei= bouleu/ein 'tis enough that I . . , A. Th. 248 ; ou)k a)rkou=n moi/ e)sti, c. acc. et inf., Antipho 2.2.2 ; a)rkei=n dokei= moi it seems enough, seems good, S. El. 1364 . in Pass. , to be satisfied with, c. dat. rei, Poet. ap. Greg.Cor.l.c.; e)/fh ou)ke/ti a)rke/esqai tou/toisi Hdt. 9.33 , cf. Pl. Ax. 369e , Arist. EN 1107b15 , AP 6.329 ( Leon. ), Plot. 5.5.3 : abs., ib. 3.6 , etc. later, c. inf., to be contented to do, Plb. 1.20.1 , Ps.- Luc. Philopatr. 29 , etc. a)/rkh, h(, Lat. arca, CIG 3484 (Thyatira). a)/rkhla, egg, Hsch. ; hedgehog (Cret.), Id. a)/rkhlos, o(, young panther, Callix. 2 , Ael. NA 7.47 (or a species of panther, ibid.); cf. a)/rkilos. a)rkh/s: taxu/s, Hsch. a)rki/qewros, = a)rxiqe/wros , IG 11.287 B 33 , al. (Delos, iii B.C.); cf. a)rkeqe/wros. a)/rkilos, o(, bear's cub, Eust. 1535.15 ; cf. a)/rkhlos, a)rktu/los. a)/rkion, to/, burdock, Arctium Lappa, Dsc. 4.106 . a)/rkios (A), a, on Arat. 741 , os, on AP 11.59 ( Maced. ): (a)rke/w):— Ep. Adj. to be relied on, sure, certain, ou)/ oi( e)/peita a)/rkion e)ssei=tai fuge/ein he shall have no hope to escape, Il. 2.393 ; nu=n a)/rkion h)\ a)pole/sqai h)e\ sawqh=nai one of these is certain, to perish or be saved, 15.502 ; misqo\s de/ oi( a)/. e)/stai a sure reward, 10.304 , cf. Od. 18.358 , but, a sufficient reward in Hes. Op. 370 ; bi/os a)/. ib. 501 , 577 . enough, sufficient, a)/rkion eu(rei=n to be sure of having enough, ib. 351 , A.R. 2.799 , Theoc. 8.13 ; o)/fra . . sfi/sin a)/rkios ei)/h that he might be sufficient for them, Id. 25.190 ; de/mas a)/rkios Opp. C. 3.185 , cf. H. 3.601 ; helpful, useful, panti\ ga\r a)/. e)sti Nic. Th. 508 , cf. Opp. C. 3.173 ; a)/rkia nou/swn remedies against . . , Nic. Th. 837 : c. inf., able to . . , Call. Fr. 51a , cf. Cer. 35 . Adv. -i/ws Hsch. in comp. sense, a)/rkion h)=n qna/|skein it were better . . , AP 9.154 ( Agath. ). a)/rkios (B), v. a)/rkeios. a)rko/n: sxolh/n ( Maced. ), Hsch. a)/rkos (A), o( and h(, = a)/rktos , bear, LXX 4 Ki. 2.24 , Apoc. 13.2 , AP 11.231 ( Ammian. ), IG 14.1302 (ii A. D.), Tab.Defix.Aud. 249 (Carthage, i A. D.), Ael. NA 1.31 , Eust. 1156.16 , Suid. = a)/rktos III, Hp. Vict. 2.48 . a)/rkou stafulh/ a plant, bear-berry, Arctostaphylos Uva-ursi, Gal. 13.83 . a)/rkos (B), eos, to/, (a)rke/w) defence, Alc. 67 : c. gen., be/leus Id. 15.4 . a)rkou/ntws, contr. for a)rkeo/ntws (q. v.). a)rko/fqalmon, = xruso<*>gonon, Ps.- Dsc. 4.56 . a)/rkteios, a, on, of a bear, ste/ar Heras ap. Gal. 12.399 . a)rkte/on, (a)/rxomai) one must begin, ti pra=gma S. Aj. 853 ; pa/lin a). a)p' a)rxh=s one must make a fresh start, Pl. Ti. 48b ; a)po\ tou= prw/tou, tw=n prw/twn, tw=n gnwri/mwn a)., Arist. Metaph. 1013a3 , GA 737b25 , EN 1095b2 , cf. Str. 15.1.1 . (a)/rxw) one must govern, tini/ tinos Isoc. 14.10 : abs., S. OT 628 , al. (you must be ruled, i.e. obey). a)rkteu/w, serve as an a)/rktos 11 , Lys. Fr. 82 :—in Med. , Sch. Ar. Lys. 645 . a)rkth= (sc. dora/), h(, bearskin, Anaxandr. 65 . a)rktiko/s (A), h/, o/n, ( a)/rktos 1.2 ) near the Bear, arctic, northern, po/los Arist. Mu. 392a3 ; ku/klos Hipparch. 1.7.6 , etc.: pl., Gem. 5.10 ; -ka/, ta/, the northern constellations, Str. 1.1.21 : Comp. -w/teros ib. 12 , Gem. 14.10 : Sup. , Str. 1.1.6 . connected with the Great Bear, du/namis PMag.Par. 1.1275 . a)rktiko/s (B), h/, o/n, (a)/rxomai) initial, placed at the beginning, of a sentence, A.D. Synt. 28.19 ; a). teqei\s su/ndesmos Demetr. Eloc. 56 ; of a word, sullabh/ Heph. 1 . originative, c. gen., puretou= Gal. 17(2).299 . a)rktiko/s (C), h/, o/n, (a)/rxw) imperious, Vett.Val. 9.16 . a)/rktion, to/, bearwort, Inula candida, Dsc. 4.105 , Nic. Th. 840 , Plin. HN 27.33 . a)/rktios, on, arctic, northern, Nonn. D. 38.329 . a)rkto/morfos, on, bear-like, Tz.ad Lyc. 481 . a)/rktos, h(, bear, esp. Ursus arctos, brown bear, Od. 11.611 , h.Merc. 223 , h.Ven. 159 , Hdt. 4.191 , etc.: the instances of the masc. are dub. ( Arist. Col. 798a26 is inconclusive), the fem. being used even when both sexes are included, Id. HA 539b33 . *)/arktos, h(, the constellation Ursa Major, *)/arkton q', h(\n kai\ *)/amacan e)pi/klhsin kale/ousin Il. 18.487 , Od. 5.273 , cf. Heraclit. 120 , E. Ion 1154 , etc.; ta\ u(po\ th\n *)/a. a)oi/khta Hdt. 5.10 ; *)/arktou strofa/des ke/leuqoi S. Tr. 131 (lyr.); *)/arktou strofa/s te kai\ *kuno\s yuxra\n du/sin Id. Fr. 432.11 : in pl., the Greater and Lesser Bears, Arat. 27 ; *)/a. mikra/, mega/lh, Str. 2.5.35 , 36 , cf. Cic. ND 2.41.105 . the north, pro\s a)/rkton tetramme/nos Hdt. 1.148 , cf. E. El. 733 (lyr.), Aeschin. 3.165 , etc.; a)po\ a)/. IG 5(2).444.11 (Megalopolis), al.: pl., Hp. Aër. 5 and 19 , Pl. Criti. 118b , etc. h( e(te/ra a)/. the south pole, Arist. Mete. 362a32 . a)/rktos, h(, at Athens a girl appointed to the service of Artemis Brauronia or *)arxhge/tis, E. Hyps.Fr. 57 , Ar. Lys. 645 . a kind of crab, prob. Scyllarus arctus, Arist. HA 549b23 , cf. Speus. ap. Ath. 3.105b , Mnesim. 4.45 , Archestr. Fr. 56 . a)/rktou de/ndron, = a)kth= , Ps.- Dsc. 4.173 . (Cf. Skt. ṛk[snull ]as, Lat. ursus, etc.) a)rktotro/fos, on, keeping bears, Procop. Arc. 9 . *)arktou=ros, o(, (ou)=ros guard) the star Arcturus, Bearward (v. a)/rktos 1.2 ), Hes. Op. 566 , 610 , Anaxag. 20 , etc. the time of his heliacal rising, i.e. the middle of September, Hp. Aër. 10 , S. OT 1137 ; th\n w(/ran th\n tou= truga=n *)arktou/rw| su/ndromon Pl. Lg. 844e (cf. *trughth/s) *)arktou/rou e)pitolai/ Th. 2.78 , etc. *)arkto-fu/lac [u^], akos, o(, the constellation *bow/ths, Eudox. ap. Hipparch. 1.2.5 , Arat. 92 . *)arkto/-xeir, xeiros, o(, h(, with bear's paws for hands, Artem. 5.49 . a)rktu/los, o(, bear's cub, Poll. 5.15 ; cf. a)/rkilos, a)/rkullos. a)rktw=|os, a, on, (a)/rktos) of a bear, genu/essin Nonn. D. 2.44 . arctic, northern, bore/as D.P. 519 , etc.; krumo/s Lib. Or. 59.128 ; ta\ a). the arctic regions, Luc. Cont. 5 . a)/rkuia, dub. sens., epith. of Hecate, Tab.Defix.Aud. 38.14 (Alexandria, iii A.D.). a)/rkullos, o(, young of the bear, Sch. Opp. H. 2.248 ; cf. a)/rkilos. a)/rkulon: di/ktuon, Hsch. a)/rkuma: a)kri/s (Perga), Id. a)/rkuon, to/, = a)/rkus , Id., EM 144.11 . a)rkuostasi/a, v. a)rkustasi/a. a)/rku^s (a(/rk- Et.Gen., cf. Paus.Gr. Fr. 73 ), uos , h(: pl., nom. and acc., a)/rkues, -uas, Att. acc. a)/rkus (v. infr.):— net, hunter's net, A. Ag. 1116 , Ch. 1000 : more freq. in pl., e)c a)rku/wn pe/ptwken Id. Eu. 147 (lyr.); a)rku/wn molei=n e)/sw E. Cyc. 196 ; a)/rkus i(sta/nai to set nets, X. Cyn. 6.5 ; diwko/menon to\n lagw\ ei)s ta\s a)/rkus ib. 10 ; pleca/menos a)/rkus Ar. Lys. 790 : metaph., a)/rkues ci/fous the toils, i. e. perils, of the sword, E. Med. 1278 . woman's hair-net, Hsch. a)rku-sta^si/a, h(, line of nets, in pl., X. Cyn. 6.6 . (Also a)rkuo- Artem. 2.11 , 3.59 .) a)rku/-sta^tos, h, on, E. Or. 1421 (lyr.): (a)/rkus, i(/sthmi):— beset with nets, e)s a)rkusta/tan mhxana\n e)mple/kein pai=da into the hunter's toils, E. l.c. a)rku/stata, ta/, surrounding toils, a place beset with nets, A. Eu. 112 , S. El. 1476 , cf. A. Ag. 1375 Elmsl. a)rku-wre/w [u^], watch the nets, of a spider, Ael. VH 1.2 . metaph., keep carefully, kalw/dia Eup. 313 ( a(rk- Eust. 1535.18 ). a)rku-wro/s [u^], o(, watcher of nets, Cratin. 79 , X. Cyn. 6.5 , Lycurg. Fr. 79 , Poll. 5.17 , etc. a(/rma, atos, to/, chariot, esp. war-chariot, Il. 5.231 , etc.; freq. in pl. for sg., e(stao/t' e)n q' i(/ppoisi kai\ a(/rmasi 4.366 , etc.; ta\ *ludw=n a)/rmata Sapph. Supp. 5.19 ; i(/ppous u(f' a(/rmasi zeugnu/nai A. Pers. 190 , E. Hipp. 111 ; i(/ppous u(f' a(/rmata a)/gein A. Pr. 465 ; pw=lon . . zuge/nt' e)n a(/rmasin Id. Ch. 795 (lyr.); opp. a(rma/maca (q. v.); also, racing-chariot drawn by horses, opp. o)/xhma (a mule-car), Pi. Fr. 106.5 ; a(/. te/leion IG 2.967.45 ; a(rma/twn o)xh/mata E. Supp. 662 , cf. Ph. 1190 ; travelling-chariot, Act.Ap. 8.28 . chariot and horses, yoked chariot, Il. 2.384 , etc.; a(/. te/qrippon Pi. I. 1.14 ; a(/. tetra/oron, te/trwron, Id. P. 10.65 , E. Alc. 483 : metaph., tri/pwlon a(/. daimo/nwn of three goddesses, E. Andr. 277 (lyr.). team, chariot-horses, a(/rmasin e)ndi/dwsi ke/ntron Id. HF 881 (lyr.); a(/rmata . . fusw=nta kai\ pne/onta Ar. Pax 902 ; a(/rmata tre/fein keep chariot-horses for racing, X. Hier. 11.5 ; a(/rmatos trofeu/s Pl. Lg. 834b . metaph., a(/. qala/sshs a ship, Nonn. D. 4.230 , al., Opp. H. 1.190 . a mountain district in Attica, where omens from lightning were watched for: hence prov., o(po/tan di) *(/armatos a)stra/yh, i.e. seldom or never, Str. 9.2.11 ; di' *(/armatos alone, Plu. 2.679c . Pythag. name for unity, Theol.Ar. 6 . a)/rma (A), atos, to/, (ai)/rw) that which one takes: food, used by Hp. , acc. to Hellad. ap. Phot. p.533 B. , cj. in Hes. Th. 639 (pl.). burden, load, Aq. De. 1.12 , al. a)/rma (B), h(, (a)rari/skw) union, love, Delphic word, Plu. 2.769a , Hsch. a)rmakia/s: stoa/s, Hsch. a(rmala/, = ph/ganon a)/grion , Dsc. 3.46 ; Syrian for p. khpai=on, Ps.- Dsc. 3.45 :—also a)rmara/, PMag.Par. 1.1294 , 1990 . (Cf. Arabic harmal 'rue'.) a(rmalia/, h(, sustenance allotted, food, Hes. Op. 560 , 767 ; a(. e)/mmhnos Theoc. 16.35 ; stores in a ship, A.R. 1.393 :—also a(rmoli/a, h(, PTeb. 112 (ii B. C.), 121.78 (i B. C.). a(rmalo/omai, in aor. h(rmalw/sato, = sune/laben , Hsch. a(rma/maca [ma^m], hs, h(, covered carriage, esp. used by Persians; [ *ce/rchs] metabai/neske e)k tou= a(/rmatos e)s a(rma/macan Hdt. 7.41 , cf. 83 ; of ambassadors to Susa, e)f' a(rmamacw=n malqakw=s katakei/menoi Ar. Ach. 70 ; used by women, X. Cyr. 3.1.40 , 6.4.11 . a(rma/n: po/lemos (Phryg.), EM 145.42 . a(rmari/ths, ou, o(, bank-manager, Just. Edict. 9.2.1 . a(rma^si/doupos [i^], on, sounding in the chariot, Pi. Fr. 17 . a(rma^ta/rakta, ta/, (for a(rmato-tar-) spells for upsetting chariots in races, PMag.Par. 1.2210 . a(rma^t-arxi/a, h(, squadron of sixteen war-chariots, Ascl. Tact. 8 , Ael. Tact. 22.2 . a(rma^/t-eios, on, of or belonging to a chariot, su/rigges E. IA 230 ; di/fros X. Cyr. 6.4.9 , Ant.Lib. 11.3 (a(rma/tion codd.); a(rma/tinon, Apoll.Lex. s.v. di/fron , is prob. corrupt; troxo/s Placit. 2.20.1 ; no/uos a(. name of a melody for the flute, Plu. 2.335a , 1133e ; a(. me/los, stage-direction in E. Or. [1384] . a(rma^t-eu/w, drive a chariot, ib. 994 . a(rma^t-hgo/s, o/n, (a)/gw) driving a chariot, troxoi/ Parth. 6.14 . a(rma^t-hla^si/a, h(, chariot-driving, X. Cyr. 6.1.27 , Luc. Dem. Enc. 23 . a(rma^t-hla^te/w, go in a chariot, drive it, Hdt. 5.9 , X. Smp. 4.6 . a(rma^t-hla/ths [la^], Dor. a(/rma^t-tas, ou, o(, charioteer, Pi. P. 5.115 , S. El. 700 , X. Smp. 2.27 , etc. a(rma^t-hla^tiko/s, h/, o/n : monomerh/s, dimerh/s, tetramerh\s a(., names of bandages, Sor. Fasc. 12.513 C.(tit.). a(rma^t-h/la^tos, on, driven round by a chariot or wheel, of Ixion, E. HF 1297 Musgr. (-thn codd.). o(do\s a(. road for chariots, Archyt. ap. Iamb. Protr. 4 . a(rma^t-i/zomai, place in a chariot: metaph., ei)s la/lhqron ki/ssan, i.e. the Argo, Lyc. 1319 . a(rma^/t-ion, to/, Dim. of a(/rma, Gloss. name of an eyesalve, Gal. 12.779 , Aët. 7.41 . a(rma^t-i/ths [i_], ou, o(, using chariots, *ludoi/ Philostr. Im. 1.17 . a(rma^to-drome/w, race in a chariot, Apollod. 3.5.5 . a(rma^to-dromi/a, h(, chariot-race, Str. 5.3.8 . a(rma^to-dro/mos, on, running a chariot-race, Sch. A.R. 1.1333 . a(rma^to/-eis, essa, en, = a(rma/teios, di/fros Critias 2.11 D. a(rma^to/-ergos, on, (e)/rgon) building chariots, Sch. Il. 24.277 . a(rma^to-qesi/a, h(, (ti/qhmi) chariot-race, Eust. 226.6 . a(rma^to/-ktu^pos o)/tobos rattling din of chariots, A. Th. 204 (lyr.). a(rma^to-ma^xe/w, fight in or from a chariot, Eust. 1088.27 . a(rma^to-phge/w, build chariots, Poll. 7.115 . a(rma^to-phgo/s, o/n, (ph/gnumi) building chariots: a(. a)nh/r wheelwright, chariot-maker, Il. 4.485 , Theoc. 25.247 . a(rma^to-ph/c, h=gos, o(, h(, = foreg., Theognost. in AB 1340 . a(rma^to-poie/w, = a(rmatophge/w , Poll. 7.113 . a(rma^to-poio/s, o/n, = a(rmatophgo/s , J. AJ 6.3.5 . a(rma^to-trofe/w, keep chariot-horses, esp. for racing, X. Ages. 9.6 , D.L. 4.17 , Phld. Acad.Ind. p.47 M. a(rma^to-trofi/a, h(, keeping of chariot-horses, X. Hier. 11.5 . a(rma^to-troxia/, Ep. -ih/, h(, wheel-track of a chariot, Il. 23.505 , Ph. 1.312 , Luc. Dem.Enc. 23 , Ael. VH 2.27 , Q.S. 4.516 . a(rmatwli/a, h(, acc. to the Sch. for a(rmathlasi/a, with a play on a(martwli/a, Ar. Pax 415 . a(rm-ela^te/w, = a(rmathlate/w , Ps.-Callisth. 1.18 . a(rm-ela^th/r, h=ros, o(, charioteer, ko/smoio, of the Sun, IG 14.2012.1 (Sulp. Max. ). a(rm-ela/ths [la^], ou, o(, = foreg., Orac. ap. Eun. Hist. p.229D. name of a bandage, Gal. 12.497 Chart. a)/rmena, ta/, tackle of a ship, sails, etc., Hes. Op. 808 , Aen.Tact. 11.3 , Theoc. 22.13 , IPE 12.32B52 (Olbia). accoutrements, Alc. 94 . implements, o(po/sa a)nqrw/pois a)/. memhxa/nhtai Hp. Fract. 31 , cf. Aen.Tact. 18.11 , AP 6.205 ( Leon. ), etc.: in sg., pro\s to\ a)/. Hp. Fract. 2 ; a)/. e)rgasi/hs AP 6.47 (Antip. Sid.), 11.203 . esp. of surgical apparatus, Hp. Off. 2 , cf. Bacch. ap. Erot. Fr. 37 . food, Numen. ap. Ath. 7.306c . Neut. of a)/rmenos, part. of a)rari/skw(q.v.). *)armen-i/a, h(, Armenia, h( mega/lh and h( mikra/ Str. 11.12.3 and 4 sq., cf. App. Mith. 105 :—Adj. *)arme/nios, a, on, Armenian: also *)armeniako/s, h/, o/n, Str. 11.14.12 : -ko/n, to/, apricot, Prunus Armeniaca, Dsc. 1.115 , Gal. 6.593 (also *)armenikh/ (sc. mhle/a) Id. 12.76 ): -ko\s li/qos limestone coloured blue by copper carbonate, Id. 5.105 ; xruso/kolla *)a. Dsc. 5.89 . *)armen-ia/rxhs, ou, o(, president of the koino\n th=s *)armeni/as, Anatolian Studies p.116 . *)armen-isti/, Adv. in Armenian fashion, e)skeua/sqai Str. 11.3.3 . a)rmeni/zw, sail, Gloss. *)arme/nion, to/, copper carbonate, azurite, Dsc. 5.90 . a)rme/nia, ta/, Dim. of a)/rmena, small tools, Hero Aut. 24.2 , Sch. Opp. H. 1.222 . a)rmenoqh/kh, h(, store for ship's tackle, Hsch. s.v. karada/lh. a)/rmenon, v. a)/rmena. a)rmenopoie/w, sail, Dosith. 432.21 . a)rme/nos, v. a)ei/rw 111.1 . a)rmenofo/ros, gloss on i(stiofo/ros , Hsch. a(rmh/, h(, (a)rari/skw) junction, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.154 (prob. for o(rmh/n); fitting together, of shields, Q.S. 11.361 ; suture of a wound, Hp. ap. Erot. ; of the skull-bones, Id. ap. Gal. 19.86 . a(rmogh/, h(, (a(rmo/zw) joining, junction, Luc. Zeux. 6 ; fitting, arrangement, Plb. 6.18.1 . joint in masonry, J. AJ 15.11.3 , Hdn. 3.3.7 . Lit. Crit., kw/lwn a(. getting together, junction, arrangement of clauses, D.H. Comp. 8 , cf. 23 ; o)noma/twn ib. 26 ; of letters, ib. 22 ; adjustment of parts in an organized whole, a(. toi=s o(/lois Phld. Po. 2.17 ; e(llhnismo\s a)potelei=tai kai\ a(. tis ib. 18 . Medic., joining of two bones without motion, = su/mfusis , opp. a)/rqron, Gal. 19.460 . in Music, = a(rmoni/a , method of tuning a stringed instrument, Ptol. Harm. 2.6 ; modulation, Eup. 11 ; opp. a)narmosti/a, Plot. 3.6.2 . in Painting, gradation of tints in transition, Plin. HN 35.29 . a(rmo/dios, a, on, (a(rmo/zw) fitting together, qu/rai, metaph. of the lips, Thgn. 422 . fitting, h(/bh Id. 724 ; dei=pnon Pi. N. 1.21 ; a)nqrw/pois a(rmo/dio/n [e)dti] c. inf., Democr. 187 , cf. Aeschin.Socr. 52 ; me/rh th=s politei/as a(. toi=s thlikou/tois Plu. 2.793a ; pa=n sw=ma a(. ei)=nai yuxh=| Aen.Gaz. Thphr. p.60 B. : Comp. -w/teros, ga/mos Hld. 1.21 : Sup. -w/tatos, e)/s ti Arr. Tact. 16.4 ; also, agreeable, Parth. 16.2 . Adv. -ws Plu. Arist. 24 , PGiss. 57.6 (vi/vii A.D.). a(rmodiotu^ph/s, e/s, of accordant mould or cast, Hsch. a(rmozo/ntws, suitably, xrei/a| tinw=n D.S. 3.15 , cf. SIG 559.10 (iii B. C.), BGU 1060.31 (i B. C.); toi=s parou=si J. AJ 6.1.2 ; tw=| pa/qei Gal. 18(1).773 ; Att. a(rmotto/ntws Ph. Bel. 82.4 , Iamb. Comm.Math. 17 , Sch. Ar. Nu. 253 . a(rmo/zw, Att. a(rmo/ttw, Dor. a(rmo/sdw Theoc. 1.53 (e)f-); part. a(rmo/sson Hp. Art. 37 : impf. h(/rmozon, Dor. a(/rm- Pi. N. 8.11 : fut. a(rmo/sw S. Ant. 1318 (lyr.), Hp. Fract. 31 , Ar. Th. 263 : aor. h(/rmosa Il. 3.333 , etc., Dor. a(/rmoca Pi. N. 10.12 (sun-): pf. h(/rmoka Arist. Po. 1459b32 :— Med. , Ep. imper. a(rmo/zeo Od. 5.162 , -o/zou Philem. 187 : fut. -o/somai Gal. 10.971 : aor. h(rmosa/mhn Hdt. 5.32 , etc., Dor. a(rmoca/mhn Alcm. 71 : — Pass. , pf. h(/rmosmai E. Ph. 116 (lyr.), Pl. La. 193d , Ion. a(/rmosmai Hdt. 2.124 ; Dor. inf. a(rmo/xqai Ocell. ap. Stob. 1.13.2 ; Dor. 3 sg. a(/rmoktai Ecphant. ap. Stob. 4.7.64 : aor. h(rmo/sqhn Pl. Phd. 93a , Dor. a(rmo/xqhn D.L. 8.85 : fut. a(rmosqh/somai S. OC 908 :—fit together, join, esp. of joiner's work, h(/rmosen a)llh/loisin (sc. ta\ dou=ra) Od. 5.247 (also in Med. , put together, a(rmo/zeo xalkw=| eu)rei=an sxedi/hn ib. 162 ; nauphgi/an a(rmo/zwn E. Cyc. 460 ; a(rmo/zein xai/tan stefa/noisi Pi. I. 7 6 ). 39 ; a)rbu/laisin a(. po/da E. Hipp. 1189 ; a(. po/da e)pi\ gai/as plant foot on ground, Id. Or. 233 ; a(. podo\s i)/xnia Simon. 182 ; e)n a(suxai/a ba/sei ba/sin a(/rmosai (aor. imper. Med. ) S. OC 198 ; sto/m' a(/rmoson kiss, E. Tr. 763 ; a(. yali/ois i(/ppous furnish them with . . , Id. Rh. 27 (lyr.). generally, adapt, accommodate, a(. di/khn ei)s e(/kaston award each his just due, Sol. 36.17 ; sfisi\n bi/oton a(. accord them life, Pi. N. 7.98 ; apply a remedy, S. Tr. 687 ; make ready, tou)pta/nion Hegesipp. Com. 1.19 :— Med. , accommodate, suit oneself, pro\s th\n parou=san pa/ntoq' a(rmo/zou tu/xhn Philem.l.c.; pro/s tina Luc. Merc.Cond. 30 ; a(. su/nesin acquire it, Hp. Lex 2 . of marriage, betroth, Hdt. 9.108 ; a(. ko/ra| a)/ndra Pi. P. 9.117 ; a(. ga/mon, ga/mous, ib. 13 , E. Ph. 411 :— Med. , betroth to oneself, take to wife, th\n qugate/ra tino/s Hdt. 5.32 , 47 (but Med. = Act. , 2 Ep.Cor. 11.2 ); a(. w(s e)a\n ai(rh=tai ga/mw| POxy. 906.7 (ii/iii A. D.):— Pass. , a(rmo/sqai qugate/ra tino\s gunai=ka have her betrothed or married to one, Hdt. 3.137 ; w(s e)kei/nw| th=|de/ t' h)=n h(rmosme/na as troth was plighted between him and her, S. Ant. 570 . bind fast, a(. tina\ e)n a)/rkusi E. Ba. 231 . set in order, regulate, govern, strat o/n Pi. N. 8.11 :— Pass. , [no/mois] ou)k a)/lloisin a(rmosqh/setai S. OC 908 ; kondu/lois h(rmotto/mhn I was ruled or drilled with cuffs, Ar. Eq. 1236 . in the Spartan Constitution, act as harmost, e)n tai=s po/lesin X. Lac. 14.2 , etc.: c. acc., a(rmosth\n o(\s h(/rmoze th\n *)asi/an Luc. Tox. 17 . in Music, tune instruments, to\ su/mfwnon Pl. Phlb. 56a , etc.:— Med. , a(rmo/ttesqai a(rmoni/an Id. R. 591d ; a(. lu/ran tune one's lyre, ib. 349e ; *dwristi\ a(. lu/ran Ar. Eq. 989 ; au)lo/n Luc. Harm. 1 (but me/lh e)/s ti a(. adapt them to a subject, Simon. 184 ):— Pass. , of the lyre, h(rmo/sqai to be tuned, Pl. Tht. 144e , cf. Phd. 85e ; a(rmoni/an kalli/sthn h(rm. Id. La. 188d ; o(monohtikh\ kai\ h(rmosme/nh yuxh/ at harmony with itself, Id. R. 554e . compose, a)=|sma Philostr. Her. 19.17 . intr., fit well, of clothes or armour, h(/rmose d' au)tw=| [qw/rhc] Il. 3.333 ; *(/ektori d' h(/rmose teu/xe' e)pi\ xroi/+ 17.210 ; e)sqa\s a(rmo/zoisa gui/ois Pi. P. 4.80 ; a)=r' a(rmo/sei moi (sc. ta\ u(podh/mata); Ar. Th. 263 ; toi=s tro/pois a(. w(/sper peri\ po/da fit like a shoe, Pl. Com. 129 ; qw/rac peri\ ta\ ste/rna a(rmo/zwn X. Cyr. 2.1.16 . Math., coincide with, c. dat., Papp. 612.14 ; correspond, Hero Aut. 1.4 . suit, be adapted for, tini/ S. OT 902 (lyr.), El. 1293 , And. 4.6 ; to/d' ou)k e)p' a)/llon a(rmo/sei shall not be adapted to another, S. Ant. 1318 ; ka)\n e)pi\ tw=n qhri/wn a(rmo/seie lo/gos Arist. Pol. 1281b19 ; ei)/s ti, pro/s ti, Pl. Plt. 289b , 286d ; pro\s ta\s sunousi/as Isoc. 2.34 , cf. D. 61.24 ; of medicines, Dsc. 1.2 , al.; of an argument, apply, Arist. Ph. 209a9 , al.; to\ tou= *cenofa/nous a(rmo/ttei is applicable, Id. Rh. 1377a19 . impers., a(rmo/zei it is fitting, c. acc. et inf., siga=n a)\n a(rmo/zoi se S. Tr. 731 : c.inf. only, lo/gous ou(\s a(rmo/sei le/gein D. 18.42 ; pa/nta ta\ toiau=ta a(rmo/ttei kalei=n Id. 21.166 ; ou)/te a(. moi oi)kei=n meta\ toiou/twn Id. 40.57 ; ta\ toiau=ta r(hqh=nai ma/list' a)\n a(rmo/seien Isoc. 9.72 . part. a(rmo/zwn, ousa, on, fitting, suitable, Pi. P. 4.129 ; h( a(rmo/zousa a)po/fasis the appropriate verdict, Archim. Sph.Cyl. 1 Praef.; a)llh/lois Pl. La. 188d , al.: c. gen., Plb. 1.44.1 ; pro/s ti X. Mem. 4.3.5 , etc. to be in tune, lu/ran e)pi/tein' e(/ws a)\n a(rmo/sh| Macho 2.9 . a(rmoi=, Adv. just, lately, A. Pr. 615 , Theoc. 4.51 , Lyc. 106 , Call. Fr. 44 ; at once, Hp. Mul. 1.36 . just, a little, ib. 4 , Steril. 213 . tightly, Id. Cord. 12 .—Written a(rmw=| Pi. Fr. 10 , Pherecr. 111 , Hp. Cord. l.c., cf. EM 144.49 . (Old locative of a(rmo/s.) a)rmoi/mata: a)rtu/mata, Hsch. a(rmo-k[o/pos], o(, locksmith, prob. in BGU 344.14 (ii/iii A.D.). a(rmo-loge/w, join, pile together, ta/fon AP 7.554 ( Phil. ):— Pass. , ta\ me/laqra tw=n quri/dwn h(rmolo/ghtai PRyl. 233.6 (ii A.D.): metaph., h(rmologhme/non tw=| pro\ e(autou= closely connected with . . , S.E. M. 5.78 . a(rmo-lo/ghsis, ews, h(, joining, Gloss. a(rmo-lo/gos, on, joining together, Id. a(rmoni/a, h(, (a(rmo/zw) means of joining, fastening, go/mfois min . . kai\ a(rmoni/h|sin a)/rhren Od. 5.248 ; of a ship, o)/fr' a)\n . . e)n a(rmoni/h|sin a)rh/rh| ib. 361 . joint, as between a ship's planks, ta\s a(. e)n w)=n e)pa/ktwsan th=| bu/blw| caulked the joints with papyrus, Hdt. 2.96 ; tw=n a(rmoniw=n diaxaskousw=n Ar. Eq. 533 ; also in masonry, ai( tw=n li/qwn a(. D.S. 2.8 , cf. Paus. 8.8.8 , 9.33.7 . in Anatomy, suture, Hp. Off. 25 , Oss. 12 ; union of two bones by mere apposition, Gal. 2.737 ; also in pl., adjustments, po/rwn Epicur. Fr. 250 . framework, r(hgnu\s a(rmoni/an . . lu/ras S. Fr. 244 ; boo/s Philostr. Im. 1.16 ; esp. of the human frame, a(rmoni/hn a)nalue/men a)nqrw/poio Ps.-Phoc. 102 ; neu/rwn kai\ kw/lwn e)/klutos a(. AP 7.383 ( Phil. ); ta\s a(. diaxala=| tou= sw/matos Epicr. 2.19 . of the mind, du/stropos gunaikw=n a(. women's perverse temperament, E. Hipp. 162 (lyr.). framework of the universe, Corp.Herm. 1.14 . covenant, agreement, in pl., ma/rturoi . . kai\ e)pi/skopoi a(rmonia/wn Il. 22.255 . settled government, order, ta\n *dio\s a(. A. Pr. 551 (lyr.). in Music, stringing, a(. to/cou kai\ lu/ras Heraclit. 51 , cf. Pl. Smp. 187a : hence, method of stringing, musical scale, Philol. 6 , etc., Nicom. Harm. 9 ; esp. octave, e)k pasw=n o)ktw\ ou)sw=n [fwnw=n] mi/an a(. sumfwnei=n Pl. R. 617b ; e(pta\ xordai\ h( a(. Arist. Metaph. 1093a14 , cf. Pr. 919b21 ; of the planetary spheres, in Pythag. theory, Cael. 290b13 , Mu. 399a12 , etc. generally, music, au)tw=| de\ tw=| r(uqmw=| mimou=ntai xwri\s a(. Id. Po. 1447a26 . special type of scale, mode, a(. *ludi/a Pi. N. 4.46 ; *ai)oli/s or -hi/+s Pratin.Lyr. 5 , Lasus I, cf. Pl. R. 398e , al., Arist. Pol. 1276b8 , 1341b35 , etc. esp. the enharmonic scale, Aristox. Harm. p.I M., Plu. 2.1135a , al. a(rmoni/an lo/gwn labw/n a due arrangement of words, fit to be set to music, Pl. Tht. 175e . intonation or pitch of the voice, Arist. Rh. 1403b31 . metaph. of persons and things, harmony, concord, Pl. R. 431e , etc. personified, as a mythical figure, h.Ap. 195 , Hes. Th. 937 , etc.; Philos., like filo/ths , principle of Union, opp. *nei=kos, Emp. 122.2 , cf. 27.3 . Pythag. name for three, Theol. Ar. 16 . name of a remedy, Gal. 13.61 ; of a plaster, Paul. Aeg. 3.62 . *(armon-i/dhs, ou, o(, Patron., son of a carpenter, Il. 5.60 . *(armon-i/zw, frame, in Pass. , memnhme/nos . . e)c oi(/hs h(rmo/nisai (prob. for -isas) kala/mhs AP 7.472.16 ( Leon. ). *(armon-iko/s, h/, o/n, skilled in music, Pl. Phdr. 268d ; a(. ou) ma/geiros musician, Damox. 2.49 codd. musical: ta\ -ka/ theory of music, Pl. Phdr. 268e , Arist. Metaph. 1077a5 ; h( e)n toi=s maqh/masin -kh/ (sc. e)pisth/mh) mathematical theory of music, ib. 997b21 ; a(. pragmatei/a a treatise thereon, Plu. 2.1142f ; a(rmonika\ stoixei=a, title of work by Aristoxenus; a(rmonikoi/, oi(, students of -kh/, oi( kata\ tou\s a)riqmou\s a(. Arist. Top. 107a16 ; with play on (b), Aristox. Harm. p.I M. of or in the enharmonic scale, no/mos Plu. 2.1133e . a(. ki/nhsis, of the pulse, in harmony with physical state, Gal. 19.376 . Arith., harmonic, me/sa Archyt. 2 ; a(. a)nalogi/a Ph. 1.27 , Nicom. Ar. 2.22 , Theo Sm. p.114H. ; meso/ths Arist. Fr. 47 ; lo/goi Ph. 1.22 ( Sup. ); lo/goi kat' a)riqmw\s a(. sugkekrame/noi Ti.Locr. 96a , cf. Arist. de An. 406b29 . a(. gumna/sion training by rule of thumb, Philostr. Gym. 53 . metaph., capable of harmonizing, taktikoi\ kai\ a(. Plu. 2.618c ; of God, ib. 946f . Adv. -kw=s ib. 1138e , Iamb. Comm.Math. 32 . *(armo/n-ios, on, fitting, harmonious, LXX Wi. 16.20 , dub.l. in D.H. Dem. 22 . Adv. -i/ws J. AJ 8.3.2 , Ph. 1.179 , Iamb. VP 5.20 . (Mostly with v.l. a(rmod-. ) *(armon-iw/dhs, es, = a(rmo/nios , of friends, Socr. Ep. 15 ( Sup. -wde/statos). a(rmopoio/s, o/n, uniting, joining, Sch. Lyc. 832 . a(rmo/s, o(, (a)rari/skw) joint, in masonry, IG 1.322 ; in metal-work, Ph. Bel. 77.39 ; o( prosiw/n, a)piw\n a(., front and back faces of blocks, IG 7.3073.106 , 112 (Lebad.), cf. 22.463.40 : pl., fastenings of a door, E. Med. 1315 , Hipp. 809 ; a(. xw/matos liqospadh/s a fissure in the tomb made by tearing away the stones at their joining, S. Ant. 1216 ; chink in the fitting of a door, a(rmw=| th\n o)/yin prosbalei=n D.H. 5.7 , cf. Plu. Alex. 3 . bolt, peg, a(. e)n cu/lw| pagei/s E. Fr. 360.12 . shoulder-joint, Hippiatr. 34 . a(/rm-osis, ews, h(, tuning, Phryn. PS p.24B. (pl.): metaph. of numbers, Theol.Ar. 54 (pl.). a(/rm-osma, atos, to/, joined work, tro/pis d' e)lei/fqh poiki/lwn a(rmosma/twn E. Hel. 411 . a(rm-oste/on, one must adapt, A.D. Pron. 79.9 codd.; one must apply, Ps.-Democr. Alch. p.47B. a(rm-osth/r, h=ros, o(, = sq., X. HG 4.8.39 , IG 5(1).937.2 (Cythera). -kosmhth/s 1.2 , Pl.Com. 126 . of stones, laid with the grain, Hsch. a(rm-osth/s, ou=, o(, one who arranges or governs, esp. harmost, governor sent out by the Lacedaemonians to the peri/oikoi and subject cities, Th. 8.5 , X. HG 2.4.28 , etc.; governor of a dependent colony, Id. An. 5.5.19 . title of officials at Thessalonica, IG 11(4).1053 (iii B.C.). = triumvir, App. BC 4.7 ; = praefectus, Luc. Tox. 17 , 32 . betrothed husband, Poll. 3.35 . a(rm-ostiko/s, h/, o/n, fitted for joining, v.l. for a(rmoniko/s , Theol.Ar. 34 . a(rm-osto/s, h/, o/n, joined, adapted, well-fitted, Hero Spir. 1.16 , al.; tini\ kata\ to\ pla/tos Plb. 21.28.12 ; suitable, fit, a(rmosto/n moi le/gein tou=to Philem. 4.4 . Adv. -tw=s Plu. 2.438a . a(/rm-ostra, ta/, sponsalia, Gloss. a(rm-o/stwr, oros, o(, commander, naubatw=n A. Eu. 456 . a(rmo/sunoi: a)rxh/ tis e)n *lakedai/moni e)pi\ th=s eu)kosmi/as tw=n gunaikw=n, Hsch. a(rmo/ttw, a(rmotto/ntws, Att. for a(rmo/zw, -zo/ntws, qq.v. a)/rmula, ta/, shoes ( Cypr. ), Hsch. a)rmw/atos: spasmo/s ( Cypr. ), Id. a)/rmwla: a)rtu/mata ( Arc. ), Id.:—also a)rmw/mala, Id. a)/rna, acc. sg., dual a)/rne, pl. a)/rnes; v. a)rh/n. a)rnabw/, h(, zedoary, Posidon.Jun. ap. Paul.Aeg. 7.3 :—also a)rnabo/n, to/, Aët. 7.135 . a)rna^ki/s, i/dos, h(, sheepskin coat, Ar. Nu. 730 , Pl. Smp. 220b , Aristonym. 6 , Theoc. 5.50 . (Formed as if from *a)/rnac, Dim. of a)rno/s.) a)/rnan: to\n o(/rkon (Clazom.), Hsch. a)/rnapon: to\n a)/rna, Id. a)rne/a, h(, = a)rnaki/s , Hdn. Philet. p.445P. lambing, POxy. 297.8 (i A.D.). a)/rneios, a, on, (a)rh/n) of a lamb or sheep, kre/a Orac. ap. Hdt. 1.47 , Pherecr. 45.3 , X. An. 4.5.31 ; spla/gxna Eub. 75.5 ; a)/. fo/nos slaughtered sheep, S. Aj. 309 . *)arnei=os, o( (sc. mh/n), name of month at Argos; Schwyzer 90.3 (-h=os lapis), Conon 19 . a)/rneion, to/, = a)rno/glwsso/n , Ps.- Dsc. 2.126 . a)rnei=on, to/, a shop where lamb is sold, butcher's shop, Didym. ap. EM 146.39 . a)rneio/s, o(, ram, wether ( = trieth\s krio/s , Hsch. ), Il. 2.550 , al., Ister 53 ; a). o)/i+s, opp. qh=lus, Od. 10.572 ,al.; but later, qh=lus a). A.R. 3.1033 . the constellation Aries, Max. 72 . (Orig. a)rnho/s, cf. a)rnha/s and Att. a)rnew/s. Deriv. of a)/rshn, as a)rsn-hv-o/-s, cf. a)rneu-th/r. No initial v-.) a)rneoqoi/nhs, ou, o(, feasting on rams, APl. 4.235 ( Apollonid. ). a)rne/omai, fut. -h/somai A. Pr. 268 , Ar. Ec. 365 ; also a)rnhqh/somai S. Ph. 527 (a)p-), Ev.Luc. 12.9 : aor. Pass. h)rnh/qhn freq. in Att. , Th. 6.60 , etc.: also aor. Med. h)rnhsa/mhn Hom. (v. infr.), Hdt. 3.1 ; rare in Trag. and Att. , E. Ion 1026 , Aeschin. 2.69 , 3.324 : pf. h)/rnhmai D. 28.24 :—deny, disown, teo\n e)/pos a)rnh/sasqai Il. 14.212 , Od. 8.358 , etc.; a). a)mfi\ bo/essin h.Merc. 390 ; a). a(\ ei)=pon E. Hec. 303 : abs., Hdt. 2.174 ; a)rnou/menoi e)/painoi negative praises, Plu. 2.58a . refuse, to/con . . do/menai/ te kai\ a)rnh/sasqai Od. 21.345 , cf. Hes. Op. 408 , Hdt. 3.1 ; a). ga/mon Od. 1.249 ; a). xrei/an decline, renounce a duty or office, D. 18.282 ; diaqh/khn Id. 36.34 ; klhronomi/an PFlor. 61.49 (i A.D.); zwa\n a)., of a suicide, AP 7.473 ( Aristodic. ); duna/mei to\n bi/on a). S.E. M. 11.163 ; a). a)nqrw/pous cast aside humanity, Him. Or. 2.10 . abs., say No, decline, o( d' h)rnei=to stenaxi/zwn Il. 19.304 ; au)ta\r o(/ g' h)rnei=to sterew=s 23.42 , etc. in expressing denial, c. inf., either without mh/, deny that . . , A. Eu. 611 , E. IA 966 ; or with mh/, say that . . not . . , Ar. Eq. 572 , Antipho 3.3.7 , etc.; ou)d' au)to\s a)rnei=tai mh\ ou) . . D.C. 50.22 ; also ou)k a<*>n a)rnoi/mhn to\ dra=n S. Ph. 118 ; a). o(/ti ou) . . , w(s ou) . . , X. Ath. 2.17 , Lys. 4.1 , D. 9.54 . in expressing refusal, c. inf., a). ei)=nai xrhstou/s Hdt. 6.13 : poet. also c. part., ou) ga\r eu)tuxw=n a)rnh/somai E. Alc. 1158 , cf. Or. 1582 . a)rneo/s, o(, = a)rneio/s , PStrassb. 24.44 (ii A.D.). a)rneu-th/r, h=ros, o(, tumbler, acrobat, Herod. 8.42 : metaph. of one falling headlong, o( d' a)rneuth=ri e)oikw\s ka/ppese Il. 12.385 , 16.742 , Od. 12.413 . diver, Arat. 656 , Hsch. a)rneu-th/ria, ta/, tumbling or diving tricks, Id. (s. v. l.). (Acc. to D.H.ap.Et.Gen., from a)rh/n, one that plunges and butts like a lamb; but rather from a)rneu/w butt or dive headlong like a ram (*a)rneu/s, cf. a)rneio/s).) a)rneu-th/s, ou=, o(, = a)rneuth/r , epith. of the fish i(/ppouros, Numen. ap. Ath. 7.322f , Eust. 1083.59 . a)rneu/-w, frisk, tumble, Lyc. 465 ; plunge, dive, Id. 1103 . a)r<n>ew/nion: o(/rkon basi/leion, Hsch. a)rnew/s, o(, ram, IG 2.844.5 : gen. pl. a)rne/wn read by Zenod. in Il. 3.273 . (From a)rnhvo/s, cf. a)rneio/s.) a)rnha/s, a/dos, h(, prob. some sort of sheep, e)/peroi kai\ a)rnha/des e)ri/wn a)tele/es, a)rnha/dwn e)/tala a)tele/a Schwyzer 644.15 ( Aeol. ). (Fem. of a)rnew/s, q. v.) a)rnhi/+s, i/+dos, h(, = a)rni/s , Ael. NA 12.34 . *)arnh=os, v. a)/rneios 1.2 . a)rn-h/simos, on, to be denied, tou/twn d' ou)de/n e)st' a). S. Ph. 74 . a)/rn-hsis, ews, h(, denial, tou/tou d' ou)/tis a)/. pe/lei A. Eu. 588 ; tw=nd' a)/. ou)k e)/nesti/ moi S. El. 527 , cf. OT 578 : foll. by to\ mh/ c. inf., D. 19.163 . Gramm., negation, D.T. 642.3 , Lesb.Gramm. 26 ; du/o a). mi/an sugkata/qesin poiou=si two negatives make an affirmative, Sch. S. OT 1053 . a)rn-hte/on, one must deny, Arist. Top. 160a25 , Hld. 1.26 . a)rn-htiko/s, h/, o/n, denying, negative, mo/rion a)ciw/matos Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.66 , cf. Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 333.26 ; fantasi/ai Numen. ap. Eus. PE 14.8 ; e)pi/rrhma Eust. 211.37 . Adv. -kw=s Porph. in Cat. 136.27 , Simp. in Ph. 812.17 , Sch. Ar. Ra. 1455 . a)rni/on, to/, Dim. of a)rh/n, a little lamb, Lys. 32.21 , Eub. 150.4 , PStrassb. 24.7 (ii A.D.). sheepskin, fleece, Luc. Salt. 43 . a)rni/s, i/dos, h(, festival at Argos, in which dogs were slain, Conon 19 ; cf. a)rnhi/+s. a)rno/-glwsson, to/, (glw=ssa) plantain, Plantago major, Thphr. HP 7.8.3 , 7.10.3 , Crateuas Fr. 6 , Luc. Trag. 150 ; a). to\ mei=zon Dsc. 2.126 . haresfoot plantain, P.Lagopus, a). to\ mikro/n ibid. a)rno-ko/mhs, ou, o(, with lamb's hair, i.e. curly hair, epith. of Apollo, Macr. Sat. 1.17.45 . a)rno-pole/mion, to/, = stafi\s a)gri/a , Ps.- Dsc. 4.152 . a)rnor<k>i/h: o( meta\ tou= a)rno\s ai)rome/nou gino/menos o(/rkos, Hsch. a)rno/s, o(, late nom., = a)rh/n , Aesop. 274 . a)rno-trofi/a, h(, rearing of lambs, Gp. 18.1.2 . a)rno-fa/gos [a^], on, lamb-devouring, Man. 4.255 . a)/rnuqen: h)gwni/zonto, e)nh/rgoun, Hsch. a)/rnu^mai, imper. a)/rnuso Sapph. 75 , Trag.Adesp. 4 : fut. a)re/omai [a^] Pi. P. 1.75 , Att. a)rou=mai S. OC 460 , Aj. 75 , Pl. Lg. 969a : aor. 2 a)ro/mhn [a^] Il. 11.625 , 23.592 (augm. 3 sg. h)/reto only as v.l. for h)/rato , cf. a)ei/rw); subj. a)/rhai Hes. Op. 632 , a)/rhtai Il. 12.435 ; opt. a)roi/mhn 18.121 , S. El. 34 , etc.; inf. a)re/sqai Il. 16.88 , S. Aj. 246 (lyr.); part. a)ro/menos A. Eu. 168 (lyr.):—win, gain, esp. of honour or reward, in pres. and impf. often with additional idea of striving, a)rnu/menos patro/s te me/ga kle/os maintaining . . , Il. 6.446 ; kle/os e)sqlo\n a)/roito 5.3 ; ku=dos a)re/sqai 9.303 , Od. 22.253 , Pi. N. 9.46 ; i(/n' oi)/kade ke/rdos a)/rhai Hes. Op. 632 ; ou)x i(erh/i+on ou)de\ boei/hn a)rnu/sqhn Il. 22.160 ; a)e/qlia possi\n a)/ronto 9.124 ; a)rnu/menos h(/n te yuxh\n kai\ no/ston e(tai/rwn trying to win, striving to secure . . , Od. 1.5 ; exact, of atonement, timh\n a)rnu/menoi *menela/w| Il. 1.159 ; o(/tw| tro/pw| patro\s di/kas a)roi/mhn tw=n foneusa/ntwn pa/ra S. El. 34 ; simply, receive, kai/ ken tou=t' e)qe/loimi *dio/s ge dido/ntos a)re/sqai Od. 1.390 ; w(=n . . th\n ma/qhsin a)/rnumai S. Tr. 711 , etc.; kra/tos a)/rnutai Id. Ph. 838 (lyr.); th\n do/khsin a)/. E. Andr. 696 ; e(/lkos a)re/sqai Il. 14.130 ; = labei=n in podoi=n klopa\n a). S. Aj. 247 (lyr.); a)/gos a). A. Eu. 168 (lyr.); win reputation for . . , deili/an a)rh=| S. Aj. 75 (cf. Hsch. ); to/lman . . a)rome/nw| Pi. N. 7.59 : rare in Prose, exc. in the phrase misqo\n a)/rnusqai Pl. Prt. 349a , R. 346c , Lg. 813e , Arist. Pol. 1287a36 , cf. a)r[e/s]qai misqo/n IG 12(9).1273 - 4iii1 (Eretria); also h(\ d' a)\n a)/ndra e(wuth=| a)/rhtai Hp. Aër. 17 ; di/kan hare/stai kai\ do/men ( = labei=n kai\ dou=nai ) IG 9(1).334.32 ( Locr. ); zwh\n ai)sxra\n a)/. strive to save, Pl. Lg. 944c : rarely in bad sense, a)rnu/menos lw/ban lu/mas a)nti/poin' e)ma=s reaping destruction as the penalty of . . , E. Hec. 1073 (lyr.). take up, bear, carry (perh. by confusion with a)/rasqai) , ou)d' a)\n nhu=s . . a)/xqos a)/roito Il. 20.247 . (Root ṛ: er: or, cf. tima/-oros 'one who exacts atonement'.) a)rnuto/s: eu)/pnous, eu)/nous, Hsch. a)rnw|do/s, o(, one who sings for the prize of a lamb, Eust. 6.26 , cf. Hsch., EM 146.55 . a)rnw/n: agnile, Gloss. a)/rc, o(, bear, e)gw\ ei)s ka/tw me/rh le/wn ei)mi\ kai\ ei)s a)/nw me/rh a)/. ei)mi/ OGI 201.15 (Nubia), cf. PMag.Lond. 121.782 . a)/rcifos, Persian word, = eagle, Hsch. a)roa/tous: a)ba/tous, kai\ a)niarou/s, Id. a)/roklon, to/, = fia/lh , Nic. Fr. 129 (dub.l.). a)/roma, atos, to/, f.l. for a)/rwma (q.v.), Luc. Lex. 2 , Ael. NA 7.8 , cf. AB 450 . a)/ron, to/, cuckoo-pint, Arum italicum, Arist. HA 600b11 , Thphr. HP 1.6.10 , Ph. Bel. 89.44 (pl.), Ps.- Dsc. 2.167 . Egyptian arum, Colocasia antiquorum, Plin. HN 19.96 , Gal. 6.650 . = drako/ntion , Thphr. HP 7.12.2 , Phan. ap. Ath. 9.371d . Arum Dioscoridis, a)/. to\ kalou/menon para\ *su/rois lou=fa Dsc. 2.167 , cf. Gal. 11.839 . a)roph=sai: path=sai (Cret.), Hsch. (fort. troph=sai). a)/ros [a^], eos, to/, use, profit, help, f.l. in A. Supp. 885 , cf. Hsch. , Eust. 1422.19 ; cf. a)/r-numai. = koila\s e)n ai(=s u(/dwr a)qroi/zetai o(mo/rion , Hsch. = a)kou/sion bla/bos , Id.; cf. a)pare/s, a)phrh/s. a)r-o/simos [a^], on, (a)ro/w) arable, fruitful, gh= corn-land, POxy. 137.14 (vi A.D.), cf. Max.Tyr. 5.4 ; o)rope/dia Str. 6.2.6 ; h( a). Id. 9.5.19 , Hld. 9.5 , Ph.Byz. Mir. 1.3 . metaph., fit for engendering children, S. Ant. 569 (in form a)rw/simos). a)/r-osis, ews, h(, arable land, corn-land, Il. 9.580 , Od. 9.134 , Thphr. CP 3.2.2 , A.R. 1.826 . ploughing, Arat. 1055 , Arist. Mu. 399b17 , Ael. NA 13.1 . a)rosmo/s, o(, = a)/rosis , PTeb. 49.10 . a)r<o>spa/kes: dru/es e)pikekomme/nai, Hsch. a)r-oth/r [a^], h=ros, o(, plougher, husbandman, Il. 18.542 , 23.835 , Hecat. 335J. , E. El. 104 , etc.: in Prose, *sku/qai a)roth=res, opp. noma/des, Hdt. 4.17 , cf. 191 , 1.125 , 7.50 . as Adj., bou=s a)roth/r steer for ploughing, Hes. Op. 405 , Arat. 132 , Plu. Pyrrh. 5 , OGI 519.21 (Asia Minor, iii A. D.), etc.; o(lko/s Nonn. D. 3.192 ; te/nwn Orph. H. 40.8 . metaph., begetter, father, te/knwn E. Tr. 135 (lyr.); eu)tekni/hs IG 14.1615 . a)r-o/ths, ou, o(, = foreg., Pi. I. 1.48 , Hdt. 4.2 , Pherecr. 130 ; bo/es a). Hp. Art. 8 , cf. Ael. VH 5.14 ; *pieri/dwn a)ro/tai workmen of the Muses, i.e. poets, Pi. N. 6.32 ; a). ku/matos seaman, Call. Fr. 436 . a)r-oth/sios, on, of or for ploughing, a). w(/rh Arat. 1053 . a)r-otiko/s, h/, o/n, capable of ploughing, bo/es Gal. 19.245 . a)/r-otos [a^], o(, corn-field, ou)/t' a)/ra poi/mnh|sin katai/+sxetai ou)/t' a)ro/toisin Od. 9.122 : metaph., *)/arh to\n a)ro/tois qeri/zonta brotou\s e)n a)/llois A. Supp. 638 (lyr.). crop, S. OT 270 : metaph., seed, te/knwn o(\n e)/tekes a)/roton E. Med. 1281 (lyr.); o(/son eu)sebi/a| kratou=men a)/dikon a)/roton (cj. Barnes for a)/rotron) a)ndrw=n Id. Ion 1095 . tillage, ploughing, Hes. Op. 384 , 458 ; zh=n a)p' a)ro/tou live by husbandry, Hdt. 4.46 ; a)/. i(ero/s ritual ploughing, ceremonial at Athens, Plu. 2.144a : pl., Ar. Ra. 1034 . metaph., procreation of children, o( a)/. o( e)n gunaiki/ Pl. Cra. 406b ; pai/dwn e)p' a)ro/tw| gnhsi/wn, in Athen. marriage-contracts, Men. 720 , cf. Pk. 436 , Luc. Tim. 17 ; te/knwn a)ro/toisin E. Hyps.Fr. 1iii 25 . season of tillage, seed-time, Hes. Op. 450 , Thphr. HP 8.1.2 , Arat. 267 , etc.: hence, season, year, to\n parelqo/nt' a)/. S. Tr. 69 ; dwde/katos a)/. ib. 825 (lyr.). a)r-oto/s, h/, o/n, arable, Theognost. Can. 95 . a)roto/n: to\n o(lko\n tou= *(/ektoros h)\ to\ a)nti/staqmon A. Fr. 270 (ap. Hsch. ). a)rotr-ai=os [a^r], a, on, of corn-land, rustic, qala/mh AP 7.209 (Antip.). a)ro/tr-euma, atos, to/, ploughing: metaph., generation, fu/sews a). kainoi=s Poet. ap. Stob. 1.49.46 . a)rotr-eu/s, e/ws, o(, = sq., Theoc. 25.1 , 51 , Bion Fr. 9.8 , etc. a)rotr-euth/r, h=ros, o(, = a)roth/r, a)rou/rhs AP 9.299 ( Phil. ); po/ntou ib. 242 ( Antiphil. ). a)rotr-eu/w, plough, Pherecyd. 105J. , Lyc. 1072 , Nic. Th. 6 , Babr. 21.5 . a)rotr-h/ths (or a)rotr-i/ths), ou, o(, belonging to the plough, bi/otos, xalko/s, AP 9.23 (Antip.), 6.41 ( Agath. ). a)rotr-ia/zw, plough, in Pass. , PFlor. 383.89 (iii A. D.). a)rotr-i/a_ma, atos, to/, ploughed land, Sch. Ar. Pax 1158 . a)rotr-i/a_sis, ews, h(, = sq., LXX Ge. 45.6 , Ps.- Ptol. Centil. 214 . a)rotr-iasmo/s, o(, ploughing, tillage, Sch. Opp. H. 2.19 . a)rotr-iasth/s, ou=, o(, husbandman, EM 207.31 . a)rotr-ia/w, = a)ro/w , Call. Dian. 161 , Thphr. HP 8.6.3 , Babr. 55.2 , Corn. ND 28 ( Pass. ). a)ro/tr-ios, on, of husbandry, epith. of Apollo, Orph. H. 34.3 . a)rotr-io/w, = -ia/w , in Pass. , v.l. in LXX Is. 7.25 , cf. Ps.- Plu. Fluv. 21.2 . a)rotr-i/ths, v. -h/ths. a)rotro-di/aulos [a^r] [i^], o(, plougher, who goes backwards and forwards as in the di/aulos, AP 10.101 (Bianor). a)rotro-eidh/s, e/s, like a plough, D.S. 3.3 . a)/rotron [a^], to/, (a)ro/w) plough, Od. 18.374 ; phkto\n a)/. Il. 10.353 , cf. Thgn. 1201 , Pi. P. 4.224 , etc.; i)llome/nwn a)ro/trwn S. Ant. 340 ; a)ro/trw| a)narrhgnu/ntes au)/lakas Hdt. 2.14 : pl., Ar. Pl. 515 , Mosch. Fr. 4.6 . h( a)p' a)ro/trou plhgh/, in boxing, right-handed blow, Paus. 6.10.2 , Philostr. Gym. 20 . in pl., metaph. of the organs of generation, Nonn. D. 12.46 , al. a)/rotra: gh=, xw/ra, ple/qra, Hsch. a)rotro-po/nos [a^], on, working with the plough, AP 9.274 ( Phil. ). a)rotro/-pous, podos, o(, ploughshare, LXX Ju. 3.31 . a)rotro-fore/w, draw the plough, AP 9.347 ( Leon. ). a)ro/ttai, oi(, serfs at Syracuse, Eust. 295.33 . a)/roura [a^r] (a)rwrai=os in Ar. Ach. 762 is hyperdor., as shown by Aeol. a)/roura Sapph. Supp. 25.11 , Cypr. a ro u ra i (dat. sg.) Inscr.Cypr. 135.20H. ), h(, (a)ro/w) tilled or arable land, Il. 11.68 , etc.; futalih=s kai\ a)rou/rhs 6.195 ; ou)=qar a)rou/rhs 9.141 , al.; te/lson a)rou/rhs 18.544 : in pl., corn-lands, fields, 14.122 , 23.599 : rare in Prose, Pl. Ti. 22e , Arist. Pol. 1284a30 , Inscr.Cypr. l.c. generally, earth, ground, o)li/gh d' h)=n a)mfi\s a)/. Il. 3.115 ; se/o d' o)ste/a pu/sei a)/. 4.174 . land, generally, = gh=; patri\s a)/. father-land, Od. 1.407 ; a)/. patri/a, patrw/|a, Pi. O. 2.14 , I. 1.35 . the earth, e)pi\ zei/dwron a)/. Il. 8.486 , Od. 7.332 ; a)/xqos a)rou/rhs Il. 18.104 . al. metaph. of a woman as receiving seed and bearing fruit, Thgn. 582 , A. Th. 754 (lyr.), S. OT 1257 , cf. Tr. 32 ; a)/. qh/leia Pl. Lg. 839a , cf. Ti. 91d . measure of land in Egypt, 100 cubits square, Hdt. 2.168 , cf. 141 , OGI 90.30 , POxy. 45.12 , Hecat. Abd. ap. J. Ap. 1.22 , PRyl. 143.17 (i A.D.), etc. = swro\s si/tou su\n a)xu/rois ( Cypr. ), Hsch. a)roura^ba/ths [a^r] [ba^], ou, o(, traversing the tilled land, epith. of the Nile, Epic. in BKT 5(1).119 . a)rour-ai=os [a^r], a, on, of or from the country, rural, rustic, mu=s a). field-vole, Hdt. 2.141 ; smi/nqos A. Fr. 227 ; w)= pai= th=s a). qeou=, of Euripides as the reputed son of a herb-seller, Ar. Ra. 840 ; a). *oi)no/maos, of Aeschines, who played the part of Oenomaüs 'in the provinces', D. 18.242 , cf. AB 211 sq.; a). li/qoi rough stones, SIG 2587.21 ; futa\ a). field-weeds, Thphr. HP 7.6.1 . a)rour-ei/ths (or a)rour-i/ths), o(, = foreg., mu=s a). Babr. 108.27 . a)rour-hdo/n, to/, surface measured in a)/rourai, PRyl. 157.5 (ii A.D.), PStrassb. 112.10 (ii A. D.), etc. a)rou/r-ion, to/, Dim. of a)/roura, AP 11.365 ( Agath. ). a)rour-ismo/s, o(, measuring in a)/rourai, PLond. 3.1171v (a) 3 (i A. D.). a)rour-i/ths, v. -ei/ths. a)rouropo/nos [a^], on, working in the field, AP 6.36 , 104 (both Phil. ). a)/rous: ta\ liba/dia, Hsch. a)ro/xetai: gli/xetai, e)piqumei=, Id. a)ro/w [a^], pres. inf. a)rw/menai Hes. Op. 22 : fut. a)ro/sw AP 9.740 ( Gem. ), -w/sw or -o/ssw ib. 7.175 ( Antiphil. ): aor. h)/rosa Hes. Op. 485 , Pi. N. 10.26 , S. OT 1497 , etc. ( a_)/rose Call. Cer. 137 ), Ep. inf. a)ro/ssai A.R. 3.497 :— Pass. , pres. a)rou=tai Din. 1.24 : aor. h)ro/qhn A. Supp. 1007 , S. OT 1485 : Ion. pf. part. a)rhrome/nos Il. 18.548 , Hdt. 4.97 :—plough, till, ou)/te futeu/ousin . . ou)/t' a)ro/wsin Od. 9.108 : metaph. of poets, *moi/saisin e)/dwk' a)ro/sai gave them work to do (cf. a)ro/ths), Pi. N. 10.26 ; po/ntos . . h)ro/qh dori/ A. l. c. sow, a)rou=n ei)s *)adw/nidos kh/pous Pl. Phdr. 276b :—metaph. in Pass. , e)n *dio\s kh/pois a)rou=sqai . . o)/lbous S. Fr. 320 . metaph. of the man, a)llotri/hn a)/rouran a)rou=n Thgn. 582 ; th\n tekou=san h)/rosen S. OT 1497 ; of the mother, IG 7.581.1 (Tanagra): — Pass. , of the child, e)/nqen au)to\s h)ro/qhn was begotten, S. OT 1485 . (Root a)ro-, cf. Lat. arāre, Goth. arjan, Lith. árti, etc., 'plough'.) a(rpa/g-dhn, Adv. hurriedly, violently, A.R. 1.1017 ; greedily, Opp. H. 3.219 , Aret. SA 2.12 . a(rpag-eu/s [pa^], e/ws, o(, = a(/rpac , Them. Or. 21.247a . a(rpag-h/, h(, seizure, robbery, rape, first in Sol. 4.13 ; o)flw\n a(rpagh=s di/khn found guilty of rape, A. Ag. 534 ; ai)te/ein di/kas th=s a(. Hdt. 1.2 ; a(rpagh=| xrhsame/nous ib. 5 ; a(rpagh\n poiei=sqai, poiei=n, Th. 6.52 , X. Cyr. 7.2.12 ; e)f' a(. trape/sqai Th. 4.104 , X. Cyr. 4.2.25 ; tou= krhth=ros h( a(. Hdt. 3.48 : pl., of a single act, suneprh/canto ta\s *(ele/nhs a(. Id. 5.94 , cf. A. Th. 351 (lyr.), Supp. 510 ; *kadmei/wn a(., of the Sphinx, E. Ph. 1021 (lyr.). thing seized, booty, prey, tou= fqa/santos a(. A. Pers. 752 ; a(. kusi/, qhrsi/, Id. Th. 1019 , E. El. 896 ; a(rpagh\n poiei=sqai/ ti to make booty of a thing. Th. 8.62 . greediness, X. Cyr. 5.2.17 . e)n a(rpagh=| selh/nhs when the moon is invisible, PMag.Par. 1.750 . a(rpa/g-h, h(, hook for drawing up buckets, etc., Men. 829 , Poll. 6.88 ; grappling-iron, D.C. 66.4 , 74.11 . rake, E. Cyc. 33 . a(rpag-imai=os, a, on, = sq., Orph. H. 29.14 , Phryn. PS p.6B. ; selh/nh scarcely visible, at close of month, Sch. Arat. 735 . a(rpa/g-imos, h, on, ravished, stolen, Call. Cer. 9 , Fr. 1.46P. , AP 11.290 ( Pall. ), Doroth. 20 . a(rpa/g-ion, to/, = kleyu/dra I, Alex.Aphr. Pr. 1.95 . a(/rpag-ma, atos, to/, booty, prey, Lyc. 87 , LXX Jb. 29.17 , al.: in pl., ib. Ez. 22.25 . a(/. eu)tuxi/as windfall, Plu. 2.330d ; ou)x a(/. ou)d' e(/rmaion poiei=sqai/ ti Hld. 7.20 . a(rpag-mo/s, o(, robbery, rape, Plu. 2.12a ; a(. o( ga/mos e)/stai Vett.Val. 122.1 . concrete, prize to be grasped, Ep.Phil. 2.6 ; cf. a(/rpagma 2 . a(/rpag-os, o(, hook, a(/rpagoi xeroi=n A. Fr. 258 B:—as Adj., xersi\n a(rpa/gois S. Fr. 706 . a(rpa/zw, fut. -a/cw Il. 22.310 , Babr. 89.2 , -a/sw X. Eq.Mag. 4.17 , (a)n-) E. Ion 1303 ; in Att. more commonly a(rpa/somai Ar. Pax 1118 , Ec. 866 , Av. 1460 , X. Cyr. 7.2.5 , (a)n-) Hdt. 9.59 ; contr. a(rpw=mai, a(rpa=| LXX Le. 19.13 , al.: aor. h(/rpaca Il. 3.444 , Pi. N. 10.67 , IG 4.951.11 (Epid.); Trag. and Att. h(/rpasa E. Or. 1634 , Th. 6.101 (also Il. 13.528 , 17.62 , Hdt. 2.156 ): pf. h(/rpaka Ar. Pl. 372 , Pl. Grg. 481a :— Med. , aor. h(rpasa/mhn Luc. Tim. 22 , etc. u(f-arpa/saio Ar. Ec. 921 ):— Pass. , pf. h(/rpasmai X. An. 1.2.27 , E. Ph. 1079 (a)n-): 3 plpf. h(/rpasto Id. El. 1041 ; later h(/rpagmai Paus. 3.18.7 , inf. -a/xqai Str. 13.1.11 : aor. 1 h(rpa/sqhn Hdt. 1.1 and 4 , etc., -xqhn Id. 2.90 (v.l.), 8.115 , D.S. 17.74 ; later, aor. 2 h(rpa/ghn [a^] Lyc. 505 , etc.: fut. a(rpa^gh/somai 1 Ep.Thess. 4.17 , J.BJ 5.10.3 ; part. a(rpa/menos (as if from a(/rphmi) AP 11.59 ( Maced. ), Nonn. D. 1.340 , al., (u(f-) AP 9.619 ( Agath. ):—snatch away, carry off, o(/te se prw=ton *lakedai/monos e)c e)rateinh=s e)/pleon a(rpa/cas Il. 3.444 ; w(s d' o(/te ti/s te le/wn . . a)ge/lhs bou=n a(rpa/sh| ib. 17.62 ; tou\s d' ai)=y' a(rpa/casa fe/ren po/ntonde qu/ella Od. 10.48 , cf. 5.416 ; kle/yai te xa(rpa/sai bi/a| S. Ph. 644 ; a(. tou= basile/os th\n qugate/ra Hdt. 1.2 ; a(. [xruso\n] u(pe\k tw=n grupw=n Id. 3.116 ; a(. kai\ fe/rein Lys. 20.17 : abs., to be a robber, o(tih\ p<*>iw/rkeis h(rpakw/s Ar. Eq. 428 , cf. Pl. 372 ; a(rpa/zein ble/pei looks thievish, Men. Epit. 181 :— Pass. (or Med. ), e)k xerw=n a(rpa/zomai I have her torn from my arms, E. Andr. 661 . seize hastily, snatch up, la=an Il. 12.445 ; do/ru A. Th. 624 ; ta\ o(/pla X. An. 6.1.8 ; a(. tina\ me/son seize him by the waist, Hdt. 9.107 ; li/qos h(/tis to\n si/dhron a(rpa/zei, of the magnet, Hp. Steril. 243 : c. gen. of the part seized, a(. tina\ te/nontos podo/s E. Cyc. 400 : c. gen. partit., a(. tou/twn e)ne/tragon Timocl. 16.7 : abs., a)pogeu/ontai a(rpa/zontes greedily, Pl. R. 354b :— Med. in Luc. Sacr. 3 . seize, overpower, overmaster, glw=ssan a(. fo/bos A. Th. 259 ; seize, occupy a post, X. An. 4.6.11 ; a(rpa/sai pei=ran seize an opportunity of attacking, S. Aj. 2 ; a(. to\n kairo/n Plu. Phil. 15 ; snap up, w(/sper eu(/rhma Herod. 6.30 . seize, adopt a legend, of an author, Hdt. 2.156 . grasp with the senses, o)smai\ -o/menai tai=s o)sfrh/sesin Plu. 2.647e . captivate, ravish, LXX Ju. 16.9 , Plu. Ant. 28 . draw up by means of a vacuum, Simp. in Ph. 647.28 . plunder, po/leis, ta\ e)k tw=n oi)kiw=n, th\n *(ella/da, etc., Th. 1.5 , X. Cyr. 7.2.5 , D. 8.55 , etc. a(rpa/k-teira, h(, fem. of sq., AP 7.172 (Antip. Sid.). a(rpak-th/r, h=ros, o(, robber, Il. 24.262 , Opp. H. 1.373 ; *persefonei/hs Nonn. D. 6.92 , Jul. Or. 2.87a . a(rpak-th/rios, on, = a(rpaktiko/s , Lyc. 157 . a(rpak-th/s, ou=, o(, robber, Call. Epigr. 2.6 , Gloss. a(rpak-ti/, Adv. = a(rpa/gdhn , greedily, a(rpakti\ pi/e CIG 8470b (vase). a(rpak-tiko/s, h/, o/n, rapacious, thievish, Luc. Pisc. 34 , Eun. Hist. p.243 D. : c. gen., a(. puro/s readily catching fire, Dsc. 1.73 . Adv. -kw=s, gloss on a(rpale/ws , EM 148.6 , Hsch. a(rpak-to/s, h/, o/n, gotten by rapine, stolen, Hes. Op. 320 . to be caught, i. e. to be got by chance, hazardous, ib. 684 . a(rpak-tu/s, u/os, h(, Ion. for a(rpagh/, Call. Ap. 95 . a(/rpala: a(rpaktika/, Hsch. a(rpa/la^gos [pa^], o(, hunting implement, Opp. C. 1.153 . a(rpa^l-e/os, a, on, Ep. Adj., (a(rpa/zw): devouring, consuming, nou=sos IPE 2.167.3 (Panticapaeum); greedy, pala/mh AP 9.576 ( Nicarch. ); a(. kai\ oi(=on dh\ ou)=n a)ei\ tw=n o)qnei/wn e)fi/esqai Agath. 4.13 : elsewh. only in Adv., greedily, eagerly, h)= toi o( pi=ne kai\ h)=sqe . . a(rpale/ws Od. 6.250 , cf. 14.110 ; de/cetai a(rpale/ws Thgn. 1046 ; a(. eu(/dein gladly, pleasantly, Mimn. 12.8 ; a(. e)pexh/rato vehemently, A.R. 4.56 ; once in Ar. , a(. a)rame/nh Lys. 331 (lyr.). attractive, alluring, charming, ke/rdea Od. 8.164 ; a(. e)/rws, opp. a)phnh/s, Thgn. 1353 ; a)/nqea h(/bhs a(rpale/a Mimn. 1.4 ; do/sin gift to be eagerly seized, Pi. P. 8.65 , cf. 10.62 . a(rpa^l-i/zw, catch up, be eager to receive, tina\ kwkutoi=s A. Th. 243 :— also in Med. , Hsch. exact greedily, A. Eu. 983 (lyr.). a(. ta\ mete/wra/ sou settle your outstanding transactions, PLond.ined. 1561 . a(rpa^/l-imos, h, on, = a(rpakto/s, prosfilh/s , Hsch. a(rpa/menos, h, on, v. a(rpa/zw. a(rpa/nai: ma/ndrai boskhma/twn, Hsch. a(/rpac, a^gos, o(, h(, (a(rpa/zw) robbing, rapacious, Ar. Eq. 137 , v.l. in Fr. 628 , X. Mem. 3.1.6 ; lu/koi Lyc. 1309 ( v.l. *)/atrakas ): also c. Subst. neut., a(/rpagi xei/lei AP 9.272 (Bianor): Sup. a(rpagi/statos Pl.Com. 57 . mostly as Subst., a(/rpac, h(, rapine, Hes. Op. 356 . a(/rpac, o(, robber, peculator, tw=n dhmosi/wn Ar. Nu. 351 ; o( me\n kle/pths o( d' a(/. Myrtil. 4 ; pa/ntes ei)si\n a(/rpages (sc. oi( *)wrw/pioi) Xeno 1 . species of wolf, Opp. C. 3.304 . grappling-iron, used in sea-fights, App. BC 5.118 , Moschio ap. Ath. 5.208d ; flesh-hook, J. AJ 8.3.7 . a(rpa/candros, a, on, snatching away men, A. Th. 776 , restored by Herm. (in fem. form a(rpaca/ndran) for a)narp-. a(rpaci/bi^os [ci^], on, living by rapine, stratiw=tai Archestr. Fr. 61 . a(rpacomi/lhs [i_], o(, = o( a(rpa/zwn ta\s a)frodisi/ous o(mili/as , Com.Adesp. 949 . a(/rpa^s-is, ews, h(, = a(rpagmo/s , Phryn. PS p.65B. a(/rpa^s-ma, atos, to/, Att. form of a(/rpagma, Pl. Lg. 906d , Men. Epit. 542 ; prob. in Aeschin. 3.222 , cf. Plu. Cat.Ma. 13 , IG 12(7).123 (Amorgos). a(rpa^s-mo/s, = a(rpagmo/s , Plu. 2.644a . a(/rpa^s-os, o(, a bird of prey, Ant.Lib. 20.6 . a(rpa^s-tiko/s, h/, o/n, rapacious, like birds of prey, Arist. Phgn. 813a19 ; ke/rdous Phld. Oec. p.69J. a(rpa/stion, Dim. of sq. 2 , Arr. Epict. 2.5.19 . a(rpasto/s, h/, o/n, carried away (as by a storm), AP 12.167 ( Mel. ) (but a(rpastai/, nom. pl. of a(rpasth/s, o(, ravisher, is prob. l.). neut. as Subst., a(rpasto/n, to/, handball, Ath. 1.14f , Artem. 1.55 . a(rped-h/s, e/s, flat, level, Nic. Th. 420 . a(rped-i/zw: o(mali/zw, e)dafi/zw, Hsch. a(rped-o/eis, essa, en, = a(rpedh/s , Antim.Col. 2P. (From a)ri-pe/don acc. to Did. ap. EM 148.9 , Hdn.Gr. 2.247 , but the best codd. of Nic. l. c. have a(rp-; cf. e)rpedi/zw.) a(rpedon-a/ptai, w=n, oi(, rope-fasteners, applied to Egyptian geometers, [ Democr. ] 299 . a(rpedo/n-h, h(, cord, for binding or snaring game, X. Cyr. 1.6.28 , AP 9.244 ( Apollonid. ). yarn of which cloth is made, Hdt. 3.47 , Aristias 2 (ap. Poll. 7.31 ), AP 6.160 (Antip. Sid.); silk-worm's thread, Paus. 6.26.8 ; bow-string, AP 5.193 ( Posidipp. or Asclep. ). a(rpedo/nai: tw=n a)maurw=n a)/strwn su/gxusis (i.e. band of stars connecting Pisces), Hsch. , cf. Vitr. 9.5.3 . a(rpedon-i/zw, snare with a a(rpedo/nh, Hsch. : also, = lwpodute/w , Id. a(rpedw/n, o/nos, h(, = a(rpedo/nh , AP 6.207 ( Arch. ), J. AJ 3.7.2 , Jul. Gal. 135c . a(/rpeza, h(, hedge, Nic. Th. 393 , 647 (pl.) (expl. by Sch. as foot-hill): —also a(/rpezos, h(, BCH 46.405 (Mylasa). a(rpeto/n: a)ko/miston, Hsch. a(/rph, h(, unknown bird of prey, prob. shearwater, [ *)aqh/nh] a(/rph| e)i+kui=a tanupte/rugi ligufw/nw| Il. 19.350 ; a sea-bird acc. to Arist. HA 609a24 , cf. Ael. NA 2.47 , Dionys. Av. 1.4 (describing the Lämmergeier). sickle, = dre/panon , Hes. Op. 573 , S. Fr. 424 ; kalamhto/mos A.R. 4.987 : hence, the scimitar of Perseus, Pherecyd. 11J. , cf. E. Ion 192 (lyr., pl.). elephant-goad, Ael. NA 13.22 . metaph. of a hippopotamus' tooth, Nic. Th. 567 . bill-hook, J. AJ 14.15.5 . kind of fish, Marc.Sid. 22 . (Cf. Lat. sarpio, sarpo, etc.) a(/rpic: ei)=dos a)ka/nqhs ( Cypr. ), Hsch. ; cf. a)/pric. a(rpi/s, i=dos (but nom. pl. a(rpi/des EM 148.36 , nom. sg. a(/rpis Suid. ), h(, = krhpi/s , Call. Fr. 66 . a)/rpisai: ai(masiai/, h)\ ta/frous, Hsch. a)rpi/sqos: foi=nic: kai\ a)rpi/aqos, Id. *(/arpuiai, (*)arep- on a vase from Aegina, Arch.Zeit. 40.197 , cf. EM 138.21 , and prob. a)re/puiai a)nhre/yanto shd. be read in Od. ll. cc.; v. a)nerei/pomai ) ai(, the Snatchers, a name used in Od. to personify whirlwinds or hurricanes (so tufw=si kai\ a(rpui/ais Ph. 1.333 ); a(/rpuiai a)nhrei/yanto Od. 1.241 , 20.77 : acc. pl., Hes. Th. 267 ; pthna/ t' *(arpuiw=n ge/nh Anaxil. 22.5 , cf. A.R. 2.188 : rarely in sg., Euph. 113 : as pr. n., *(/arpuia *poda/rgh, mother of the horses of Achilles, Il. 16.150 ; also name of one of Actaeon's hounds, A. Fr. 245 ; cf. a(rpui/as: a(rpaktikou\s ku/nas, Hsch. as Adj., a(. sku/lakes Inscr.Perg. 203 . (A quasi-participial form.) *(arpuio/gounos, on, Harpy-legged, a)hdo/nes, of the Sirens, Lyc. 653 . *(/arpus, o(, = *)/erws , Parth. Fr. 9 ( Aeol. acc. to Hsch. ). a)rr-, in words beginning with r , r is doubled after a Prefix. a)rra^ba/ssw, = r(aba/ssw , and a)rra/bac, o(, = o)rxhsth/s , Paus.Gr. Fr. 74 , Hsch. a)rra/bdwtos, on, not ribbed, Arist. HA 528a26 , Fr. 304 ; of columns, not fluted, IG 1.322.55 (a)ra/-), 65 . a)rra/bh: qu/ra, oi(=on ge/rron, Hsch. a)rra^bw/n, w=nos, o(, earnest-money, caution-money, deposited by the purchaser and forfeited if the purchase is not completed, a). dou=nai/ tinos Is. 8.20 , cf. Arist. Pol. 1259a12 , Stilpoap. D.L. 2.118 , BGU 446.18 (ii A. D.): pl., deposits required from public contractors, IPE 12.32B34 (Olbia). generally, pledge, earnest, th\n te/xnhn e)/xontes a). tou= zh=n Antiph. 123.6 ; tou= dustuxei=n . . a). e)/xein Men. 697 , cf. LXX Ge. 38.17 , 18 , Ep.Eph. 1.14 . present, bribe, Plu. Galb. 17 . (Semitic, prob. Phoenician, word, Hebr. 'ērābōn: freq. written a)rabw/n, UPZ 67.14 (ii B.C.), Ep.Eph. l. c., etc.) a)rrabw/n: pro/doma, kai\ a)/gkistron, Hsch. a)rra^bwni/zetai: a)rrabw=ni di/dotai, Hsch. a)rra^ga/dwtos, on, (r(aga/s) without chink, Apollod. Poliorc. 157.1 . a)rra^gh/s, e/s, (r(h/gnumi) unbroken, o)ste/on Hp. VC 12 ; ba/seis, a(rmoi/, IG 7.3073.103 , 117 (Lebad.); ta/cis Ael. Tact. 13.3 ; fa/lagc Arr. Tact. 12.4 ; si/dhros Plu. Demetr. 21 ; to\ a). unbroken surface, Arist. Pr. 899b20 . that cannot be rent or broken, cu/la Thphr. HP 5.5.6 ; tei/xea D.P. 1006 : metaph., po/nos paidei/as Ph. 1.471 ( Sup. ); nou=s Max. Tyr. 41.2 ; o(mologi/a Anatolian Studies p.39 (Sardes, v A. D.), cf. PLond. 1731.34 . a). o)/mma an eye not bursting into tears, S. Fr. 736 . a)rragi/des: sth/mones, kro/kai, Hsch. a)rra/zw, = a)ra/zw , Ael. NA 5.51 , D.H. 16.2 . a)rraqa/ghsen: e)yo/fhsen, Hsch. a)/rraistos, on, unhurt, Sch. Od. 13.259 . a)/rrantos, on, (r(ai/nw) unwatered, unwet, Arat. 868 , Str. 11.7.5 . a)/rra_tos, on, = sklhro/s, a)meta/strofos , Pl. Cra. 407d ; a)/. kai\ mnh/mwn Id. R. 535c ; qa/rsos prob. l. in Id. Ax. 365a ; a)ne/ros a)rra/toio Euph. 24 . a)rra^fh/s, e/s, = sq. 2 , kefalai/ Arat. Iatr. ap. Poll. 2.38 . a)/rra^fos, on, (r(a/ptw) without seam, Ev.Jo. 19.23 , J. AJ 3.7.4 . without sutures, Gal. UP 11.19 . a)rraxqe/s: a)su/neton, Hsch. a)/rrektos, on, v. a)/rektos. a)rren-, see also a)rsen-. a)rrenikh/, h(, and a)rreniko/n, to/, v. a)rseniko/n. a)rreniko/s, h/, o/n, (a)/rrhn) male, swma/tion POxy. 37i7 (i A. D.); w)|o/n PMag.Lond. 121.522 , cf. Luc. DDeor. 16.1 ; opp. qhluko/s, IG 14.872.5 (Cumae): less Att. form a)rseniko/s Call. Epigr. 27 , POxy. 38.7 (i A. D.), AP 5.115 (Marc. Arg.); li/banon a). PMag.Par. 1.906 ; cf. li/banos. virile, M.Ant. 11.18 ( Comp. ); of masculine gender, Plu. 2.1011c ; ptw=sis Ph. 1.294 ; (a)rs-) D.T. 634.17 , etc. Adv. -kw=s, opp. qhlukw=s, Phld. Piet. 12 , cf. Ath. 13.590b , (a)rs-) Str. 8.3.11 . a)rreno-ga^me/w, = tou\s a)/rrenas gamei=n , Anon. in EN 428.16 . a)rreno-gone/w, beget or bear male children, Thphr. HP 9.18.5 , Ph. 1.262 . a)rreno-goni/a, h(, begetting or bearing of male children, Arist. HA 585b11 . a)rreno-go/nos, on, begetting or bearing male children, ib. 573b32 , 585b13 ; ai( smikrai\ kotulhdo/nes a)rs. Hp. Steril. 230 ; of drugs, promoting the conception of males, Dsc. 3.140 . a)rrenogo/non, to/, = fu/llon III, dog's mercury, Mercurialis perennis, Thphr. HP 9.18.5 , Dsc. 3.125 , Plin. HN 26.162 . a)rreno-koi/ths, ou, o(, sodomite, AP 9.686 ; (a)rs-) 1 Ep.Cor. 6.9 . a)rreno-ku^e/w, bear male children, Str. 4.6.8 . a)rreno-ma^nh/s, es, mad after males, of men, Cat.Cod.Astr. 8(2).43 , v.l. in Heph. Astr. 1.1 . a)rreno-mi/kths, ou, o(, = a)rrenokoi/ths , (a)rs-) Man. 4.590 . a)rreno-mici/a, h(, sodomy, S.E. P. 1.152 , 3.199 . a)rreno/omai, become a man, do the duties of one, Luc. Am. 19 ; of a woman, ple/on th=s fu/sews a). Ph. 2.328 ; fro/nhma h)rrenwme/non ib. 53 ; Astrol., of stars (cf. a)/rrhn), become masculine, Heph. Astr. 1.2 , Ptol. Tetr. 20 . a)rreno/pais, paidos, o(, h(, of male children, go/nos (a)rs-) APl. 4.134 ( Mel. ); gonh/ (a)rs-) Epigr.Gr. 218 . a). *ku/pris, -paedicatio, AP 5.55 ( Diosc. ). a)rren-opi/phs [i_], ou, o(, one who looks lewdly on males, Eust. 827.30 . a)rreno-poie/w, make masculine, Ptol. Tetr. 69 . a)rreno-poio/s, o/n, favouring the generation of males, Ael. NA 7.27 . a)rreno-preph/s, e/s, befitting men, manly, Aristid.Quint. 2.13 . a)rreno/ths, htos, h(, manhood, manliness, Stoic. 3.66 , Andronic. Rhod. p.575 M., Hierocl. p.63A. ; masculinity, opp. qhlu/ths, Dam. Pr. 198 . a)rreno-toke/w, bear male children, Arist. HA 574a1 , GA 765a24 , Dsc. Eup. 2.96 . a)rreno-toki/a, h(, bearing of male children, Aët. 16.36 . a)rreno-to/kion, to/, drug promoting conception of males, Dsc. Eup. 2.96 . a)rreno-to/kos, on, bearing male children, Arist. GA 723a27 . a)rrenourgo/s, o/n, = a)rrenopoio/s , Nicom. ap. Phot. Bibl. p.144B. a)rreno-fa^nh/s, e/s, masculine-looking, Lyd. Mag. 3.62 . a)rreno-fqori/a, h(, = a)rrenomici/a , Arg. A. Th. , Sch. Luc. Am. 36 . a)rreno/-frwn, on, gen. onos, (frh/n) of manly mind, Suid. s.v. *debbw/ra. a)rre/nteros, v. a)/rshn. a)rren-w/dhs, es, brave. Adv. -dw=s LXX 2 Ma. 10.35 . a)rren-wnu^me/w, (o)/noma) use in masculine gender, change into it, of a feminine noun, Eust. 560.15 . a)rren-wpi/a, h(, manly look, manliness, Pl. Smp. 192a , Zeno Stoic. 1.58 . a)rren-wpo/s, o/n, also h/, o/n Luc. Fug. 27 : (w)/y):— masculine-looking, manly, Pl. Lg. 802e ; gunai=kes Arist. GA 747a1 , cf. Sor. 1.35 , Ruf. ap. Orib. inc. 2.15 ; eu)morfi/a Luc. Scyth. 11 ; to\ a)., = a)rrenwpi/a , D.S. 4.6 . ofthings, befitting a man, manly, stolh/ Ael. N A 2.11 ; to\ a). th=s yuxh=s manliness, Chor. Lyd. 8 . Adv. -pw=s Gloss.:— irreg. fem. a)rren-wpa/s, a/dos, h(, = a)ndro/gunos , Cratin. 389 , cf. Hsch. a)rreph/s, e/s, of a balance, inclining to neither side: hence, without weight or influence, a)rrepe\s pro\s eu)daimoni/an Plu. 2.1070a , cf. 1015a ; insignificant, Stoic. 3.35 ; firm, unwavering, of i)so/ths, ib. 159 , Dam. Pr. 283 . Adv. -pw=s Ph. 1.409 , Hierocl. p.31 A. :—also a)rren-pi/, Hdn. Epim. 256 . a)rreuma/tistos [ma^], on, arresting discharge, astringent, styptic, Gal. 13.77 . not accompanied by discharge, free from discharge, Ruf. ap. Orib. 8.24.54 , Aët. 7.38 , 12.68 . a)/rreustos, on, without flux or change, Dam. ap. Simp. in Ph. 644.32 , Eustr. in EN 50.25 . not flowing, Sch. A. Ch. 185 (v.l.a)/geustos); not fusible, Ps.-Democr. Alch. p.45 B. a)rreyi/a, h(, equilibrium of the soul, absence of bias, D.L. 9.74 , S.E. P. 1.190 , etc. a)rrh/dhn, Adv. negatively, ou) katatiqe/menos th=| r(h/sei, Hsch. , cf. Poll. 2.129 . a)/rrhktos, on, (r(h/gnumi) unbroken, not to be broken, desmo\n . . xru/seon a)/. Il. 15.20 , cf. 13.37 ; tei=xos xa/lkeon a)/. Od. 10.4 , cf. Il. 14.56 ; i(/n' a)/. po/lis ei)/h 21.447 ; a)/. nefe/lhn 20.150 ; ptole/moio pei=rar . . a)/rrhkto/n t' a)/luto/n t' 13.360 ; fwnh/ t' a)/. 2.490 ; a)/. pe/dai A. Pr. 6 ; sa/kos Id. Supp. 190 , S. Aj. 576 ; a)/rrhktos fua/n, i.e. invulnerable, Pi. I. 6(5).47 ; de/rma a)/. e)pi\ tou= nw/tou, of the crocodile, Hdt. 2.68 , cf. Arist. HA 503a10 ; a)/. xa/lazai Theoc. 22.16 : metaph., qumo/s Id. 25.112 ; of land, unploughed, Tab.Heracl. 1.19 . Adv. -tws, e)/xein Ar. Lys. 182 ; with unbroken courage, Phld. Mort. 39 . a)rrh/mwn, on, gen. onos, without speech, silent, Poll. 2.128 . a)/rrhn, v. a)/rshn. a)rrhnei=n: loidorei=n, Hsch. ; cf.sq. a)rrhnh/s, e/s, fierce, savage, of dogs, Theoc. 25.83 , Hsch. a)/rrhs, late form for a)/rrhn, PMag.Par. 1.361 ; cf. a)/rshs. a)rrh=sai: a)boulh=sai, a)pagoreu=sai, Hsch. a)rrhsi/a, h(, (a)/rrhtos) silence, Nicopho 23 . a)rrhto-poie/w, practise unmentionable vice, Artem. 1.79 . a)rrhto-poio/s, o/n, practising such vice, Anon. in EN 172.29 . pedantically, celebrating mysteries, Luc. Lex. 10 . a)rrhto/reutos, on, not taught rhetoric, Tz. H. 11.217 ; unworthy of an orator, Sopat.Rh.in Rh. 8.58 W. a)/rrhtos, on, also h, on E. Hec. 201 :— unspoken, e)/pos proe/hken o(/ pe/r t' a)/rrhton a)/meinon Od. 14.466 ; a)/ndres . . r(htoi/ t' a)/. te Hes. Op. 4 ; e)/stw a)/. ta\ ei)rhme/na Pl. Smp. 189b , etc., cf. Aeschin. 3.217 ; ou)k e)p' a)rrh/tois ge toi=s e)moi=s lo/gois not without warning spoken by me, S. Ant. 556 ; a)/. ka)telh= fula/comai Id. El. 1012 . Adv. -tws, siga=n Arist. Fr. 44 codd. (a)rrh/ktws Reiske, a)rra/tws Bernays). that cannot be spoken or expressed, a)diano/hton kai\ a)/. kai\ a)/fqegkton kai\ a)/logon Pl. Sph. 238c : hence, unspeakable, immense, App. BC 3.4 ; e)piqumi/a Phld. Ir. p.50 W.; eu)xaristi/a Id. Lib. p.51 O. not to be spoken: hence, not to be divulged, i(rorgi/ai, i(ra/, Hdt. 5.83 , 6.135 ; se/bas a)rrh/twn i(erw=n Ar. Nu. 302 ; a)/. sfa/gia E. IT 41 ; a)/. a)bakxeu/toisin ei)de/nai Id. Ba. 472 ; didakta/ te a)/rrhta/ t', i.e.things profane and sacred, S. OT 301 ; a)/. ko/rh the maid whom none may name (i.e. Persephone), E. Fr. 63 , cf. Hel. 1307 ; a)rrh/twn qe/smia, sc. of Demeter and Persephone, IG 3.713.6 . unutterable, horrible, dei=pna S. El. 203 (lyr.); lw/bh E. Hec. 200 (lyr.); a)/rrht' a)rrh/twn 'deeds without a name', S. OT 465 (lyr.). shameful to be spoken, r(hto/n t' a)/. t' e)/pos Id. OC 1001 , cf. Aj. 214 (lyr.), 773 ; r(hta\ kai\ a)/. o)noma/zwn 'dicenda tacenda locutus', D. 18.122 ; pa/ntas h(ma=s r(hta\ kai\ a)/. kaka\ e)cei=pon Id. 21.79 . Adv. -tws D.L. 7.187 . of numbers, a)/rrhta, ta/, irrationals, surds, opp. r(hta/, Pl. Hp.Ma. 303b , cf. R. 546c . a)rrht-ourge/w, = a)rrhtopoie/w , An.Ox. 3.188 . a)rrht-ourgi/a, h(, filthy lewdness, Jul. Or. 7.210d . a)rrhto-fo/ria, ta/, = a)rrhfo/ria , Sch. Luc. DMeretr. 2.1 . a)rrhto-fo/ros, v. a)rrhfo/ros. a)rrh-fore/w, serve as a)rrhfo/ros, Ar. Lys. 642 , Din. Fr. 6.4 , IG 2.453b14 . applied to the service of the Jewish High Priest, Ph. 1.377 . a)rrh-fori/a, h(, procession of a)rrhfo/roi, Lys. 21.5 . a)rrh-fo/ria, ta/, festival at which this took place, prob. for foreg. in Sch. Ar. Lys. 642 , EM 149.13 . a)rrh-fo/ros, h(, at Athens, maiden who carried the symbols of Athena Polias in procession, Paus. 1.27.3 , Plu. 2.839c , etc. (wrongly expl. by Gramm. as shortd. for a)rrhto-: a)rrh-, = e(/rsh , q.v.; cf. *(ershfo/roi). a)rri_g-h/s, e/s, = sq. Adv. -ge/ws Hp. Acut. 29 . a)rri_/g-htos, on, not shivering, daring, AP 6.219 (Antip.). a)/rri_g-os, on, insensible to cold, Arist. Sens. 438a22 ( Sup. ). without shivering, Aret. SD 1.14 . a)/rri_zos, on, without roots, Arist. Resp. 478b31 , Thphr. CP 3.5.4 . metaph., r(h=ma a)/. e)k th=s o)rgh=s not rooted in . . , Them. Or. 8.111b ; a)/. kai\ a)ne/stia e\a=n Str. 1.2.18 . a)rri/zw: a)ra/zw, AB 1452 . a)rri/zwtos [i_], on, not rooted, Arist. HA 548a5 , Thphr. CP 3.7.3 . a)/rri_non, to/, = na=pu , Nic. Fr. 84 (s.v.l.); cf. a)na/rrinon. a)rri/pistos [i_], on, not cooled or ventilated, Gal. 10.745 . a)/rri_s, i_nos, o(, h(, without power of scenting, X. Cyn. 3.2 (with v.l. a)/rines ). noseless, Str. 2.1.9 . a)rrixa/omai, v. a)narrixa/omai. a)rri^xi/s, i/dos, h(, = sq., Ath. 4.139c . a)/rri^xos, h(, wicker basket, Ar. Av. 1309 , Thphr. CP 1.7.2 : masc. in AP 7.410 ( Diosc. ):—also a)/rsi^xos, D.S. 20.41 , Marm.Par. 55 , IG 12 ( 7 ). 162.22 , 42 (Amorgos). a)/rroia, h(, amenorrhoea, Hp. Loc.Hom. 47 . a)/rroizos, on, without whistling, Eust. 1538.31 . a)/rru, a cry of boatmen, Theognost. Can. 161 : a)ru=, Eust. 855.23 . a)rruqm-e/w, to be out of rhythm, r(uqmw=| a). Pl. Lg. 802e . a)rruqm-i/a, h(, want of rhythm or proportion, Pl. R. 401a . a)rru/qm-istos, on, not reduced to form, unorganized, Arist. Metaph. 1014b27 , Ph. 193a11 . of stone, undressed, rough-hewn, Plot. 5.8.1 . a)rruqmopo/ths, ou, o(, immoderate drinker, Timo 4.2 . a)/rruqmos, on, of sounds, unrhythmical, opp. eu)/ruqmos, Pl. R. 400d ; le/cis . . mh/t' e)/mmetros mh/t' a)/. Arist. Rh. 1408b22 . Adv. -mws, badi/zein step out of time, Alex. 263.2 ; ungracefully, Plu. Ant. 29 . metaph., in undue measure, E. Hipp. 529 (lyr.); ill-proportioned, sw/mata X. Mem. 3.10.11 ; of persons, a)/. e)n toi=s suggra/mmasin Phld. Rh. 2.135 S. a)rru/pantos [u^], on, unsoiled, Eust. 598.43 . Adv. -tws, gloss on kaqarw=s , Tz.ad Hes. Op. 337 . a)/rru^pos, on, clean, di/aita Hierocl. in CA 17p.459M. a)/rruptos, on, unwashen, Nic. Al. 469 . a)rru/pwtos [u^], on, = a)rru/pantos , dub. l. in Sch. A. Pers. 614 . a)rru_si/astos, on, not carried off as a hostage, A. Supp. 610 ; not liable to distraint, D.H. 6.41 . a)r<r>u/sios, on, = a)rrusi/astos , Schwyzer 366 A 3 (Tolophon, iii B.C.). a)rru/swtos, on, = sq., Sor. 1.88 . a)rru^ti/dwtos [i^], on, unwrinkled, AP 5.12 ( Phld. ), 6.252 ( Antiphil. ), Dsc. 3.102 , 4.122 , Sor. 1.56 . a)rrwde/w, a)rrwdi/h, Ion. for o)rrwde/w, o)rrwdi/a. a)rrw/c, w=gos, o(, h(, without cleft or breach, unbroken, gh= S. Ant. 251 : also c. Subst. neut., o(/plois a)rrw=cin, like a)rrh/ktois , Id. Fr. 156 . a)rrwst-e/w, to be unwell, Heraclit. 58 , X. Mem. 3.11.10 , D. 19.124 : c.acc. cogn., a)rrwsti/hn, a)rrw/sthma, Hp. Coac. 579 , Arist. Rh. 1372a28 . a)rrw/st-hma, atos, to/, illness, sickness, Hp. Flat. 9 , D. 2.21 , 26.26 , Arist. PA 671b9 : pl., of epidemics, SIG 943.6 (Cos, iii B.C.). moral infirmity, Plu. Nic. 28 . Stoic, = no/shma (of sw=ma or yuxh/) met' a)sqenei/as sumbai=non, Stoic. 3.103 , cf. Chrysipp.ib. 121 . a)rrwst-hmatiko/s, h/, o/n, sickly, Vett.Val. 68.17 . a)rrwst-h/mwn, on, gen. onos, = a)/rrwstos , Eup. 63 . a)rrwst-i/a, h(, weakness, sickness, Hp. VM 6 , etc.: pl., Arist. EN 1115a2 , SIG 731.7 (Tomi, i B. C.): esp. lingering ailment, bad state of health, Phryn. PS p.10 B. ; a). tou= a)dikei=n Pl. R. 359b . moral weakness, D. Prooem. 53 ; loss of morale, Th. 7.47 ; a). tis dianoi/as Arist. Ph. 253a33 : c. gen., a). tou= strateu/ein lack of eagerness to serve, Th. 3.15 , cf. Phryn. PS p.10 B. a)/rrwst-os, on, (r(w/nnumi) weak, sickly, Arist. HA 634b14 , Plu. 2.465c . Adv. -tws, e)/xein Aeschin. 2.14 , cf. D.H. 7.12 ; diakei=sqai Isoc. 19.20 . in moral sense, weak, feeble, th\n yuxh/n X. Ap. 30 , cf. Oec. 4.2 ( Comp. ). a)rrwsto/teros e)s th\n misqodosi/an remiss in payment, Th. 8.83 . [ a^)/rwstos AP 11.206 ( Lucill. ).] a)/rsai, a)/rson, a)/rsantes, a)rsa/menos, v. a)rari/skw. a)/rsakes: oi( basilei=s *persw=n, Hsch. a)rsena/kanqon, = glh/xwn , Ps.- Dsc. 3.31 . a)rseni/kion, to/, Dim. of sq., Eust. 913.59 . a)rseniko/n, to/, yellow orpiment, Arist. Pr. 966b28 , Thphr. Lap. 40 (a)rren-), Dsc. 5.104 , Str. 15.2.14 , Lyc. ap. Orib. 8.25.15 :—also a)rrenikh/, h(, Gall. 12.212 . (Cf. Hebr. zarn[imacracute]q.) a)rseniko/s, v. a)rreniko/s. a)rse/nion, to/, Dim. of a)/rshn, male child, PGiss. 77.9 (ii A.D.). a)rse/nios, = a)rseniko/s , IG 5(2).498 (Teuthis, iii A. D.). a)rseno-genh/s, e/s, male, ge/nos A. Supp. 818 (lyr.). a)rseno/-qhlus, u, gen. e/os, hermaphrodite, of both sexes, Plu. 2.368c ; Pythag. epith. of unity, Theol.Ar. 5 :—also a)rreno/qhlus, Orph. Fr. 56 , Porph. ap. Eus. PE 3.11 , Man. 5.140 ; of a vine twining about a wild fig, D.S. 8 Fr. 23 . a)rseno/-qu_mos, on, man-minded, Procl. H. 7.3 , Nonn. D. 34.352 . a)rseno-koi/ths, v. a)rrenokoi/ths. a)rseno-mi/kths, v. a)rrenomi/kths. a)rseno/-morfos, on, of masculine form or look, Orph. H. 36.7 . a)rseno-plhqh\s e(smo/s crowding swarm of men, A. Supp. 29 (anap.). a)rse/n-wma, atos, to/, seed of the male, Sch. Opp. H. 1.494 . a)rsen-wph/, = stafi\s a)gri/a , Ps.- Dsc. 4.152 . a)/rshn, o(, h( , a)/rsen, to/, gen. a)/rsenos, Ep. , Ion. , and Trag.: Att. a)/rrhn IG 2.678B55 , Pl. Smp. 191c , etc.: Aeol. , Cret., Epid., and Hdt. e)/rshn, q.v.; a)rs- prevails in LXX and NT, a)rr- is more common in Pap. (exc. Pap. Mag.): nom. a)/rshs IG 5(1).364.10 ( Lacon. ), POxy. 465.147 (ii A. D.):—male, mh/te tis ou)=n qh/leia qeo\s . . mh/te tis a)/rshn Il. 8.7 ; bou=n . . a)/rsena 7.315 ; a)/rsenes i(/ppoi 23.377 , etc.; a)/rshn spora/ E. Tr. 503 ; nhdu/s Id. Ba. 527 (lyr.) (of the birth of Bacchus); gonh/ Hp. Genit. 7 : a)/rshn, o(, or a)/rsen, to/, the male, A. Ag. 861 , Supp. 393 (lyr.), Pl. Lg. 665c , Smp. 191c , etc.; *)apo/llwni . . qh=lu kai\ a)/rsen . . prose/rdein IG 12(8).358 (Thasos, v B. C.); oi( a)/rsenes the male sex, Th. 2.45 ; to\ a)/rsen A. Eu. 737 . masculine, Id. Supp. 951 ; fre/nes E. Or. 1204 : metaph., mighty, ktu/pos a)/rshn po/ntou S. Ph. 1455 (lyr.); *)axe/rontos a)/rsenas xoa/s Id. Fr. 480.3 ; a)/rshn boh/ Ar. Th. 125 (lyr.); a)/. fqo/ggoi Aristid.Quint. 2.12 ; of plants, robust, coarse, opp. qh=lus (tender, delicate), Thphr. HP 3.9.3 , cf. 2.2.6 , Dsc. 3.1 , al., S. Tr. 1196 . of gender of nouns, masculine, o)no/mata Ar. Nu. 682 . of sex in plants, a)po\ tou= a)/rrenos toi=s qh/lesi boh/qeia Thphr. HP 2.8.4 :—but also, coarse, tough, gogguli/s ib. 7.4.3 , cf. 3.9.3 : Comp. form a)rre/nteros (cf. qhlu/teros), ka\ tw)rre/nteron ge/nos in the male line, IG 5(2).262.21 (Mantinea, v B. C.). Adv. a)rre/nws Diog. ap. Stob. 4.44.71 . (Occurs without v- on Cret. Inscrr. which preserve v-; cf. Skt. ṛ[snull ]abhás 'bull', Avest. aršan- 'man'.) a)/rshnos, = a)/rshn , PLond. 3.909a5 . a)/rshs, v. a)/rshn. *)arsi^no/eia, ta/, festival in honour of Arsinoe, PSI 4.364.5 (iii B. C.). a)/rsios, on, (a)rari/skw) fitting, meet, right, Hsch. a)rsi/pous [i^], o(, h(, poun, to/, gen. podos, contr. for a)ersi/pous, raising the foot, active, h.Ven. 211 , AP 7.717 . a)/rsis, ews, h(, (ai)/rw) raising or lifting, tw=n skelw=n Arist. IA 711b25 ; pa=sa porei/a e)c a)/rsews kai\ qe/sews suntelei=tai Id. Pr. 885b6 ; bow=n, as an athletic feat, IG 2.471.78 (pl.); mhxanh/matos Plb. 8.4.6 ; taking up, examination, deigma/twn POxy. 708.5 , 18 (ii A. D.); plucking, pulling up of a herb, PMag.Par. 1.2977 . distillation, u(/datos Ps.-Democr. ap.Zos.Alch. p.152 B. ; sublimation, nefe/lhs ibid. (from Pass. ) rising, kuma/twn Arist. Mu. 396a26 . that which is lifted, burden, LXX 4 Ki. 8.9 , al.; that which is taken, a)/. basile/ws portion from the king's table, ib. 2 Ki. 19.42 , cf. 11.8 . dignity, Aq. Ge. 49.3 . removal, th\n <e)k> qala/tths a)/. [tw=n khtw=n] D.S. 3.41 ; a)kanqw=n POxy. 909.25 (iii A. D.); trixw=n Dsc. 5.146 . taking away, removal, abolition, dub. in Arist. Metaph. 1019b16 ; tou= o)/ntos Plu. 2.1130a ; tou= fo/bou Metrod. Herc. 831.16 . Gramm., omission, e.g. of the reduplication, Rh. 3.566 W. negation, Phld. Sign. 14 , Procl. in Prm. p.850 S. ; opp. qe/sis, S.E. P. 1.192 , cf. Plot. 5.5.6 ; = ste/rhsis , Id. 2.4.13 . destruction, ruin, OGI 315.59 (Pessinus, ii B. C.). raising of the foot in beating time, opp. qe/sis, downward beat, Aristox. Rhyth. 12.17 , D.H. Dem. 48 , Aristid.Quint. 1.13 , Luc. Harm. I, etc. a)/rsis: zu/mh, Hsch. a)/rsi^xos, v. a)/rrixos. a)/rsos, eos, to/, only pl. a)/rsea: leimw=nes, Hsch. ; cf. a)/lsos. a)/rsw, Aeol. fut. of ai)/rw. a)rswmi/des: u(po/dhma gunaikei=on, Hsch. a)rta/bh, h(, Persian measure, artaba, = 1 medimnus + 3 choenices, Hdt. 1.192 ; or exactly 1 medimnus, Suid. , Hsch. Egvptian measure of capacity, varying from 24 to 42 xoi/nikes, OGI 90.30 (Rosetta), PLond. 2.265 (i A. D.), POxy. 9v8 (iii/iv A.D.), etc. a)rtabi/-eios, a, on, of an a)rta/bh, sfuri/s PFlor. 369.14 (ii A. D.). a)rtabi-ei/a, h( (later a)rtabi/a, h(, CPR 1.16 (i A.D.)), tax of one artaba per a)/roura, PTeb. 119.11 (ii B. C.), PLond. 3.1171v ii 15 (i A. D.), PFay. 99 : —also neut. pl. -eia, ta/, PTeb. 5.59 (ii B. C.). a)rta/des: oi( di/kaioi, u(po\ *ma/gwn, Hsch. a)rtai=oi: oi( h(/rwes, para\ *pe/rsais, Id. a)rta^m-e/w, cut in pieces, tau=ron E. El. 816 ; a)/ndras gna/qois Id. Alc. 494 . a)rta^/m-hsis, ews, h(, slaughtering, boo/s IG 7.2426.15 (Thebes). *)/artamis, *)artami/tios, -mi/tion, v. *)artem-. a)/rta^mos, o(, butcher, cook, X. Cyr. 2.2.4 , Epicr. 6 , IG 14.643 ; boo/s Orac. ap. Phleg. 10.39 . metaph., murderer, S. Fr. 1025 , Lyc. 236 , 797 . (For a)rti-tamos, = o( ei)s a)/rtia te/mnwn , acc. to Eust. 577.45 .) a)rta/nh [a^], h(, (a)rta/w) that by which something is hung up, rope, noose, halter, A. Ag. 875 , 1091 (lyr.), etc.; a). kremasth/ S. OT 1266 ; plektai=sin a). Id. Ant. 54 . a)rta/ria, ta/, felt shoes, Suid. ; cf. a)rth/r. a)rtaxh/las: ta\ xe/mnia (leg. xelu/nia), ta\ xei/lh, Hsch. a)rta/w, fut. -h/sw AP 6.245 ( Diod. ): aor. I h)/rthsa E. Andr. 811 , etc.: pf. h)/rthka (pros-) Arr. Epict. 1.1.14 :— Pass. , pf. h)/rthmai E. Hipp. 857 , Ion. 3 pl. a)rte/atai Hdt. 1.125 : aor. h)rth/qhn (pros-) Man. 4.199 :—fasten to or hang one thing upon another, ti a)po/ tinos Th. 2.76 ; a). de/rhn hang, E. Andr. l. c.; i(ma=sin . . a)rth/sas de/mas having bound, Id. Hipp. 1222 :— Med. , bro/xous a)rtwme/nh fastening halters to one's neck, Id. Tr. 1012 ; a)rth/santo Orph. A. 1096 : but, more freq. Pass. , to be hung upon, hang upon, h)rth=sqai e)/k tinos E. Hipp. 857 , Pl. Ion 533e , etc.; e)n bro/xois E. Hipp. 779 . a)rta=sqai e)/k tinos depend upon, Hdt. 3.19 , 6.109 , al.; e)c w(=n w(=lloi a)rte/atai *pe/rsai on whom the rest of the Persians depend, i.e. whom they acknowledge as their chiefs, Id. 1.125 ; so parrhsi/a e)c a)lhqei/as h)rthme/nh D. 60.26 ; a)po\ tau)tou= h). Arist. MM 1209a22 ; e)nteu=qen Id. Juv. 469b15 ; tou= sto/matos Ael. NA 4.51 ; tw=n xeirw=n Philostr. Im. 2.23 , etc.; ai)ti/ou, a)p' ai)ti/as, Porph. Sent. 14 . (Contr. from a)erta/w (cf. a)n-aerta/w), cf. a)ei/rw 'attach'.) a)rtem-e/w, to be safe and sound, Nonn. D. 35.387 . a)rtem-h/s, e/s, safe and sound, zwo/n te kai\ a)rteme/a Il. 5.515 ; su\n a)rteme/essi fi/loisi Od. 13.43 , cf. A.R. 1.415 , Call. Iamb. 1.227 .— Ep. word; etym. of *)/artemis, Pl. Cra. 406b . a)rtem-i/a, h(, soundness, health, AP 9.644 ( Agath. ), Procl. H. 1.42 : pl., recovery, Max. 184 . a)rtemi/dion or a)rtem-idh/ion, = di/ktamnos , Ps.- Dsc. 3.32 . *)artemi^do/blhtos, on, stricken by Artemis, Macr. Sat. 1.17.11 . *)/artemis, h(, gen. idos, also itos, dat. iti SIG 671 A 6 (Delph., ii B.C.), GDI 1679 (Zacynthus), etc.: acc. in, also ida h.Ven. 16 : Dor. *)/artamis, itos (or idos as in Boeot. Inscrr. IG 7.546 , al.), SIG 765 (Rhodes, i B. C.), IG 2.545.12 (Delph.), etc.; dat. *)arta/mi ib. 4.577 (Argos): pl., *)arte/mides praei=ai, = *ei)leiqui=ai , ib. 7.3101 (Lebad.):—Artemis, Od. 11.172 , etc. (Deriv. uncertain, but more prob. connected with a)/rtamos than with a)rtemh/s.) a)rtemisi/a, h(, wormwood, a). platute/ra, = Artemisia arborescens, a). leptote/ra, = A. campestris, Dsc. 3.113 . a). mono/klwnos, = A. scoparia, Ps.- Dsc. 3.113 . = a)mbrosi/a , ib. 114 . *)artemisiastai/, oi(, guild of worshippers of Artemis at Athens, Berl.Sitzb. 1888.324 . *)artemi/sion, to/, temple of Artemis, place sacred to her, Hdt. 8.8 sq., Plu. 2.264c , etc.: Dor. *)artami/tion Ar. Lys. 1251 , SIG 56.26 (Argos, v B. C.); *)artemi/tion IG 14.217.14 (Acrae). *)artami/tia, ta/, festival of Artemis, Michel 995 D 8 (Delph., v B. C.). Dim. of *)/artemis, small figure of Artemis, as device on a signet, SIG 2588.191 (Delos, ii B.C.); image of A., Hyp. Fr. 74 . *)artemi/sios, Dor. *)artami/tios, o( (sc. mh/n), a Spartan and Macedonian month, Th. 5.19 , Plu. Alex. 16 :—also *)artemisiw/n, w=nos, o(, at Erythrae, SIG 410.1 (iii B. C.), etc. [The first i in *)artemi/sion, -i/sios, -isiw/n, etc., is long (cf. Ar. Th. 1200 , Diph. 124 ) and written ei in Inscrr. of late ii B. C., IG 12(9).234.23 , SIG 708.1 , etc.] a)rte/m-wn, onos, o(, (a)rta/w) foresail of a ship, Act.Ap. 27.40 , dub. sens. in Lyd. Mens. 2.12 . principal pulley in a system, Vitr. 10.2.9 (in Latin form, = Gk. e)pa/gwn). a)rtem-w/nion, to/, Dim. of foreg. I, Tz. ad Lyc. 359 . name of an eye-salve, Gal. 12.780 . a)rte/omai, Ion. Verb, Pass. , to be prepared, make ready, c. inf., oi( de\ au)=tis poleme/ein . . a)rte/onto Hdt. 5.120 ; a)rte/eto e)s po/lemon Id. 8.97 . Med. , c. acc., oi(\ ou)k e)/wn naumaxi/hn a)rte/esqai Id. 7.143 . (Cf. a)n-, par-arte/omai. Akin to a)rti/zomai, not to a)rta/omai.) a)rte/on, (ai)/rw) one must take away, Socr. ap. Stob. 3.13.63 ; tra/pezan one must clear, Alex. 250.1 . one must deny, Polystr. p.24 W. *)artepi/boulos [i^], o(, Bread-thief, name of a mouse in Batr. 261 . a)/rthma, atos, to/, (a)rta/w) hanging ornament, ear-ring, Hdt. 2.69 ; cf. li/qinos. cord for suspension, e. g. of the steelyard, Arist. Mech. 853a34 , b25 , IG 2.834c13 , al.; e)pi\ to\ au(tou= a)/. neu/ein Str. 1.1.20 . buoy, Plu. Cat.Mi. 38 . in pl., ligaments, Gal. 8.125 . a)rth/r, h=ros, o(, a kind of felt shoe, Pherecr. 38 . that by which anything is carried, LXX Ne. 4.17(11) . a)rthri/a, Ion. -ih, h(, wind-pipe, h( a). mo/lis a)napneou/sh| u(pesu/rize Hp. Epid. 7.25 , cf. 39 , Pl. Ti. 70d , Arist. HA 493a8 , de An. 420b29 ; h(traxei=a a). (cf. 11 ) Timoth. ap. Meno. Iatr. 8.29 , v. l. in Dsc. 2.50 , Luc. Hist. Conscr. 7 , S.E. M. 9.178 , etc.: in pl., bronchial tubes, a)=sqma . . peri\ sth/qea kai\ a)rthri/as Hp. Epid. 7.12 (vulg. but prob. l. -i/hn, = trachea), cf. Pl. Ti. 78c ; pleu/monos a)rthri/ai S. Tr. 1054 . artery, as distinct from a vein, ai( flebw=n kai\ a)rthriw=n koinwni/ai Hp. Art. 45 , cf. 69 ; ta\s de\ fle/bas kai\ ta\s a). suna/ptein ei)s a)llh/las . . th=| ai)sqh/sei fanero\n ei)=nai Arist. Spir. 484a1 ; a). lei=ai (cf. I) Gal. UP 8.1 , al.; a). flebw/dhs pulmonary vein, ib. 6.10 ; believed to contain pneu=ma by Erasistr. , ib. 17 , and derived fr. a)h/r, thre/w by Bacch. ap. Erot. s.v. a)orte/wn. = a)orth/ , aorta, du/o ei)si\ koi=lai fle/bes a)po\ th=s kardi/hs, th=| me\n ou)/noma a)rthri/h th=| de\ koi/lh fle/y Hp. Carn. 5 . in pl. of the ureters, Id. Oss. 10 . (Contr. from a)erthri/a, from a)ei/rw 'attach' (q. v.), cf. a)orth/r, etc.) a)rthriako/s, h/, o/n, of or for the trachea or bronchi, esp. -kh/ (sc. a)nti/dotos), h(, medicament for their treatment, Plin. HN 20.207 , 23.136 , Gal. 13.1 ; duna/meis Androm.ib. 14 ; fa/rmaka Aët. 8.54 ; -ko\n i)/sxaimon styptic for arterial haemorrhage, Id. 3.19 ; a). pa/qos, ta\ a)., affections of these organs, Paul.Aeg. 3.28 ; h( -kh/ a medicine, Aët. 8.54 sq.; h( a). koili/a th=s kardi/as left ventricle, Placit. 4.5.7 ; a). fwnh/, of the human voice, opp. h( tw=n o)rga/nwn, Nicom. Harm. 2 . a)rthri/a_sis, ews, h(, bronchitis, Isid. Etym. 4.7.14 . a)rthrio-tome/w, cut an artery, in Pass. , have it cut, Antyll. ap. Orib. 7.14.2 , Gal. 8.202 . a)rthrio-tomi/a, h(, severing of an artery, Antyll. ap. Orib. 7.14 tit., Gal. 11.312 . a)rthriw/dhs, es, like an a)rthri/a, me/rh Gal. 8.737 ; koili/a th=s kardi/as left ventricle, ibid.; a). fle/y pulmonary artery, Herophil. ap. Ruf. Onom. 203 , cf. Gal. UP 6.10 . a)/rt-hsis, ews, h(, (a)rte/omai) equipment, Hdt. 1.195 ( v.l. a)/rtisis , q. v.). (a)rta/omai) suspension, Papp. 1044.14 . a)rt-hsmo/s, o(, (a)rta/w) hanging, suspension, AB 447 . a)rt-hto/s, o/n, = kremasto/s , Hsch. a)/rti [i^], Adv. just, exactly, of coincidence of Time, just now (not in Hom. ): mostly of the present, with pres. tense, Thgn. 998 , Pi. P. 4.158 , A. Th. 534 ; opp. pa/lai, with pf., te/qnhken a)/. S. Ant. 1283 ; beba=sin a)/. Id. El. 1386 ; a)/. h(/keis h)\ pa/lai; Pl. Cri. 43a ; more fully a)/. nuni/ Ar. Lys. 1008 ; a)/. . . nu=n or nu=n . . a)/., Pl. Plt. 291a , 291b ; later, = nu=n , Theoc. 23.26 , Ep.Gal. 1.9 , J. AJ 1.6.1 ; a)/. kai\ prw/hn to-day and yesterday, i. e. very lately, Plu. Brut. I, etc.; e(/ws a)/. till now, Ev.Matt. 11.12 , POxy. 936.23 (iii A. D.): with Subst., o( a)/. lo/gos Pl. Tht. 153e ; h(liki/an . . th\n a)/. e)k pai/dwn X. HG 5.4.25 ; h( a)/. w(/ra 1 Ep.Cor. 4.11 , PMag.Lond. 1.121.373 ; a)/. me\n . . a)/. de\ . . now . . now . . , at one time . . at another . . , Luc. Nigr. 4 . of the past, just now, with impf., a)/. bla/steske dub.in S. Fr. 546 , cf. E. Ba. 677 , Pl. Grg. 454b : with aor., le/cas a)/. S. Aj. 1272 ; kaqh|ma/twsen a)/. E. Ph. 1160 ; opp. nu=n, o(\ a)/. e)rrh/qh . . nu=n de\ . . Pl. Alc. 1.130d , cf. 127c ; e)n tw=| a)/., opp. e)n tw=| nu=n kai\ e)n tw=| e)/peita, Id. Men. 89c . in Antiph. 26.7 (s.v.l.) and later also of the future, just now, presently, Luc. Sol. 1 , App. Mith. 69 , Astramps. Orac. 94.2 ; condemned by Phryn. 12 ; also, just at present, pleu/seis, a)/. de\ ou)/ Astramps. Orac. 92.7 : with imper., Nonn. D. 20.277 , etc. (Perh. cogn. with Skt. ṛtám 'ordinance', ṛtás 'correct'.) a)rti^-a/zw, (a)/rtios) play at odd and even, Ar. Pl. 816 ; a)straga/lois a). Pl. Ly. 206e , prob. in Arist. Div.Somn. 463b20 . count, AP 12.145 . a)rti^-a/kis [a^], Adv. an even number of times, opp. peritta/kis, Pl. Prm. 144a , Plu. 2.429d ; a)/rtia a). even times even, of powers of two, Pl. Prm. 143e , cf. Ascl. Tact. 2.7 . a)rti^-a^ko/s, h/, o/n, of even numbers, only in Adv. -kw=s, to\ h(/misu a). w)nomas me/non the half called after the even number, Nicom. Ar. 1.9 . a)rti/ala, ta/, Aeol. , ear-rings, Poll. 5.97 . a)rtia/lwtos, on, newly caught, Xenocr. 34 . a)rtiasmo/s, o(, game of odd and even, Arist. Rh. 1407b3 . a)rti-blasth/s, e/s, newly budding, Thphr. CP 2.3.1 . a)rti/-blastos, on, recently sprouted, Callix. 1 , Dsc. 1 Praef. 9 . a)rti-brefh/s, e/s, ofyoung children, v. a)rtitrefh/s. a)rti-brexh/s, e/s, just steeped, AP 5.174 ( Mel. ). a)rti-ga/laktos [ga^], on, just weaned, te/knon Epigr.Gr. 205 (Halic., ii B. C.), cf. Ath.Mitt. 24.448 (Phryg.). a)rti-ga/lac [ga^], aktos, o(, h(, = foreg., Hdn.Gr. 1.352 . a)rti/-ga^mos, on, just married, kou/rh IG 14.1835 , cf. Opp. H. 4.179 , Nonn. D. 48.298 , al. a)rti-ge/neqlos, on, just born, Orph. A. 386 . a)rti-ge/neios, on, with the beard just sprouting, AP 9.219 ( Diod. ), Nonn. D. 18.135 ; as Subst., a). e)pi/lektoi App. Pun. 8 ; incorrectly used, = a)rtige/nnhtos, soloikismoi/ Luc. Sol. 2 . a)rti-genh/s, e/s, just born or made, Nic. Al. 357 , Ael. NA 4.34 , Sor. 1.87 . a)rti-ge/nnhtos, on, = foreg., bre/fh 1 Ep.Pet. 2.2 , cf. Luc. Alex. 13 , Longus 1.9 ,al. a)rti-glu^fh/s, e/s, newly carved, Theoc. Ep. 4 . a)rti/-gnwstos, on, newly known, App. BC 3.12 . a)rti/-gonos, on, = a)rtigenh/s, mh=la AP 6.252 ( Antiphil. ); ka/lukes Nic. Fr. 74.34 , cf. Nonn. D. 7.143 , Opp. C. 3.9 . a)rti-gra^fh/s, e/s, just written, Luc. Lex. 1 . a)rti-da^h/s, e/s, just taught, AP 6.227 ( Crin. ). a)rti-da/i+ktos [da^], on, just slain, Nonn. D. 15.393 ,al. a)rti/-dakrus, u, ready to weep, E. Med. 903 , Luc. Lex. 4 . a)rti-di/daktos [di^], on, just taught, tw=n *(ellhnikw=n App. BC 3.20 . a)rti/-dion, to/, Dim. of a)/rtos, small loaf, D.L. 7.13 ; piece of bread, Sor. 1.115 ; food, POxy. 738.8 (i A.D.). a)rti/-doros, on, just stript off or peeled, cj. Toup in AP 6.22 ( Zon. ) for a)nti/doros (q.v.). a)rti-dreph/s, e/s, just plucked, Hld. 2.23 . a)rti/-dropos, on, = foreg., v. a)rti/tropos. a)rti-e/peia, h(, Ep. fem. of sq., Hes. Th. 29 . a)rti-eph/s, e/s, (a)/rtios, e)/pos) ready of speech, glib of tongue, a). kai\ e)pi/klopos e)/pleo mu/qwn Il. 22.281 : in good sense, a)pefqe/gcato d' a)rtieph/s answered clearly, Pi. O. 6.61 ; a). glw=ssa Id. I. 5(4).46 . a)rti-zu^gi/a, h(, recent union, a)ndrw=n a)., i. e. newly married husbands, A. Pers. 542 . a)rti/-zw, pf. h)/rtika PMag.Leid.W. 10.42 :—get ready, prepare, AP 10.25 (Antip.), PMag.l.c.:— Med. , xoro\n a)rti/zonto Theoc. 13.43 ; pro/s ti D.S. 14.20 :— Pass. , pro/s ti CIG 3601.9 (Ilium), S.E. M. 11.208 . a)rti/-zwos, on, not likely to live, Hp. Superf. 15 . a)rti-qa^lh/s, e/s, just budding or blooming, AP 5.197 ( Mel. ); e)lpi/des Epigr.Gr. 348 (Cius); of persons, Nonn. D. 3.312 ,al. a)rti-qa^nh/s, e/s, just dead, E. Alc. 600 (lyr.), Men. Prot. p.89D. a)rti-qe/ristos, on, newly reaped, kriqh/ Hippiatr. 1 . a)rti/-qhros, on, newly caught, Damocr. ap. Gal. 14.93 . a)rti/-kaustos, on, freshly roasted, Thphr. Ign. 65 . a)rti/-kollos, on, close-glued, clinging close, a)rti/kollos w(/ste te/ktonos xitw/n, = a)rti/ws kollhqei\s w(s u(po\ te/ktonos , S. Tr. 768 . metaph., fitting well together, a). sumbai/nei ta/de turn out exactly right, A. Ch. 580 ; ei)s a). a)gge/lou lo/gon maqei=n in the nick of time, Id. Th. 373 . a)rti-ko/mistos, on, newly nursed, Nonn. D. 9.53 , al. a)rti-krote/w, = sugkrote/w , equip, sto/lon Str. 15.1.32 ; lo/gous prob. in Pl. Ax. 369d , cf. Phld. Rh. 2.75 S. :— Pass. , to be brought to an agreement, ga/moi Men. 904 . keep time, of rowers, Hsch. a)rti/-lhptos, on, just taken, App. Mith. 108 . a)rti-li^qi/a, h(, exact superposition of joints, in masonry, IG 7.4255.27 (Oropus). a)rti-logi/a, h(, ready speech, Poll. 6.150 . a)rti-lo/gws, Adv. speaking readily, ibid. a)rti-lo/xeutos, on, just born, APl. 4.122 , Nonn. D. 14.27 , al. a)rti-maze/s: ne/on, Hsch. a)rti-ma^qh/s, e/s, having just learnt, kakw=n E. Hec. 687 ; logikh=s qewri/as Gal. 11.466 : abs., beginner, Sor. 1.4 , cf. Longus 3.20 . a)rti-melh/s, e/s, sound of limb, Pl. R. 536b , Sor. 1.3 , D.C. 69.20 ; perfect in all members, te/xnai Them. Or. 26.316c . a)rti-mh/tas: ne/ous, Hsch. *)/artimis, barbarism for *)/artemis, Tim. Pers. 172 . *)arti/mpasa, h(, Scythian name for Aphrodite Urania, Hdt. 4.59 (vv.ll. *)argi/mp-, *)ari/pp-). a)rtineste/ran: u(gieste/ran, Hsch. a)rti/noos [i^], on, contr. a)rti/-nous, oun, sound of mind, D.C. 69.20 . a)rti^o-genh/s, e/s, of the even class (of powers of 2 ), Nicom. Ar. 1.8 ( v.l. a)rtioplhqh/s ). a)rti^o-gw/nios (or a)rti^o/-gwnos), on, having an even number of angles, Archim. Sph.Cyl. 1.44 , al. a)rti^o-du/na^mos [u^], on, of even power, of numbers the halves of which are even, Nicom. Ar. 1.8 . a)rti^o-loge/w, speak distinctly, Eust. 1151.59 . a)rti^o-pa^gh/s, e/s, v. -tagh/s. a)rti^o-pe/rissos, Att. a)rti^/o-ttos, on, even-odd, of even numbers, the halves of which are odd, as 6 , 10 , etc., Philol. 5 , Ph. 1.3 , Plu. 2.1139f ; of unity, Arist. Fr. 199 . a)rti^o/-pleuros, on, having an even number of sides, of polygons, Archim. Sph.Cyl. 1.21 ,al. a)rti^o-plhqh/s, v. a)rtiogenh/s. a)/rtios, a , on (os, on Aristid.Quint. 1.25 ): (a)/rti):— complete, perfect of its kind, suitable, exactly fitled, a)/. a)llh/loisi spo/nduloi Hp. Art. 45 ; a)/rtia ba/zein speak to the purpose, Il. 14.92 , Od. 8.240 ; o(/ti oi( fresi\n a)/rtia h)/|dh thought things in accordance with him, was of the same mind with him, Il. 5.326 , Od. 19.248 ; a)/rtia mh/desqai Pi. O. 6.94 ; meet, right, proper, Sol. 4.40 , Thgn. 946 ; a)/. ei)/s ti well-suited for . . , IG 14.889.7 (Sinuessa); a)rtiwta/thn e)/xein ta/cin most perfect, Philostr. VS 1.21.3 . full-grown, Thphr. HP 2.5.5 ; sound, of body and mind, no/os, sw/masin, Thgn. 154 , D.S. 3.33 , cf. 2 Ep.Ti. 3.17 . prepared, ready, c. inf., a)/rtioi pei/qesqai, poie/ein, Hdt. 9.27 , 48 ; katabiw=nai Philostr. VS 1.9 . of numbers, perfect, i.e. even, opp. peritto/s (odd), Epich. 170.7 , cf. Pl. Prt. 356e , al.; a)/. po/des even number of feet, Arist. HA 489b22 ; e)n a)rti/h|si (sc. h(me/rh|si) happening on the even days, Hp. Epid. 1.18 ; a)/. xw/ra, of the even feet in iambic and trochaic verse, Heph. 5.1 , Aristid.Quint. l.c. exact, precise, e)tw=n a)riqmo\n o)gdoh/kont' a)rti/wn Epigr.Gr. 222b (Milet.). Adv. a)rti/ws just, newly, = a)/rti , [ Epich. ] 251 , freq. in S. of present time, with pres., Aj. 678 , OT 78 , al.: with pf., OC 892 , al. of the past, with impf., Tr. 664 , 674 , etc.: with aor., ib. 346 , OT 243 , etc. with an Adj., a). neosfagh/s Aj. 898 . closely fitting, kaqhlw=sai/ ti/ tini Polyaen. 3.11.13 . neut. pl. a)/rtia, = a)rti/ws 2 , AP 6.234 ( Eryc. ). a)rti^ota^gh/s, e/s, occupying the even places in a series, Iamb. in Nic. p.59 P., al.; prob. for -pagh/s in Nicom. Harm. 11.3 . even in number, Id. Ar. 2.24 . a)rti^o/ths, htos, h(, soundness, entireness, Arr. Epict. 1.22.12 , Gal. Thras. 12 , Stob. 2.7.7a . of numbers, evenness, opp. peritto/ths, Arist. Metaph. 1004b11 . a)rti^-pa^gh/s, e/s, just put together or made, sta/likes Theoc. Ep. 3 ; nau=s AP 9.32 ; skh=nos Them. Or. 4.6c a. freshly coagulated, a(li\ turo/s AP 9.412 ( Phld. ). a)rti^/-pais, paidos, o(, lately a boy, prob. f. l. for a)nti/pais , Thom.Mag. s.v. pai=s. a)rti^-plake/es: oi( peinw=ntes, Hsch. a)rti^/-ploutos, on, newly gotten, xrh/mata E. Supp. 742 . a)rti^/-pnoun: o)rqo/pnoun, Hsch. a)rti^-po/lemos, on, new to war, App. Syr. 37 . a)rti^/-pous, o(, h(, poun, to/, gen. podos: Ep. nom. a)rti/pos: (a)/rtios, pou/s) sound of foot, o( me\n kalo/s te kai\ a)rti/pos, opp. xwlo/s, Od. 8.31c , cf. Hdt. 3.130 , Them. Or. 21.255c . generally, strong or swift of foot, h( d' *)/ath sqenarh/ te kai\ a)rti/pos Il. 9.505 ; a)rti/podes kai\ a)rti/xeires Pl. Lg. 795d . (a)/rti, pou/s) coming just in time, S. Tr. 58 . a)/rti^sis, ews, h(, (a)rti/zw) equipment, v. l. for a)/rthsis, h( peri\ to\ sw=ma a)/. Hdt. 1.195 . a)rti/skaptos, on, just dug, AP 7.465 ( Heraclit. ). a)rti/skion, to/, Dim. of sq. 2 , Damocr. ap. Gal. 14.96 . a)rti/skos, o(, Dim. of a)/rtos, little loaf, Hp. Steril. 216 , Sch. Ar. Pax 1196 . pastille, Dsc. 2.172 , Gal. 12.317 . a)rtisth=res, oi(, magistrates at Elatea, IG 9(1).97.22 . a)rti-stome/w, to speak in good idiom, accurately, Str. 14.2.28 . a)rti-stomi/a, h(, distinctness or precision in speech, Poll. 6.150 . a)rti/-stomos, on, speaking in good idiom, or with precision, Plu. Cor. 38 , Suid. Adv. -mws Poll. 6.150 . with a good mouth or opening, ko/lpos Str. 5.4.5 ; limh/n Id. 17.1.6 . a). be/lea evenly tipped, i. e. not sharp or jagged ( pantaxo/qen o(mala/ Gal. 19 ), Hp. VC 11 ; so a). co\i/+s plain chisel (not toothed), IG 7.3073.148 (Lebad.). a)rti-stra/teutos [ra^], on, young in military service, App. BC 3.49 . a)rti-su/llhptos, on, newly conceived in the womb, Dsc. Eup. 2.81 . a)rti-te/lestos, on, just completed, Nonn. D. 5.579 , al. a)rti-telh/s, e/s, newly initiated, Pl. Phdr. 251a . fully formed, Thphr. HP 2.5.5 ; just finished, Nonn. D. 26.46 . a)rti-toke/w, produce normal issue: metaph. of vines, Gp. 5.41.1 . a)rti/-tokos, on, new-born, AP 6.154 ( Leon. or Gaet. ), Luc. DDeor. 7.1 , Them. Or. 25.311a ; new-laid, w)|a/ Aret. CA 1.10 : metaph., selh/nh Opp. C. 4.123 . parox. a)rtito/kos, on, having just given birth, ib. 3.119 , AP 7.729 ( Tymn. ), 9.2 ( Tib. Ill.). a)rti/-tomos, on, just cut or severed, A.R. 4.1515 . parox. a)rtito/mos, on, having just cut or hewn, Suid. a)rti-to/non: eu)/tonon, eu)a/rmoston, Hsch. a)rti-trefh/s, e/s, just nursed, a)rtitrefei=s blaxai/ wailings of young children, A. Th. 350 cod. Med. ( v.l. a)rtibrefei=s ). a)rti/-tropos, on, (a)/rtios, tro/pos) of modest manners (but, just of age, acc. to Sch.), A. Th. 333 cod. Med. ( v.l. a)rtidro/pois just plucked, of tender age). a)rti-fa^h/s, e/s, newly shining, mh/nh Nonn. D. 5.165 . a)rti-fa^nh/s, e/s, just seen, having newly appeared, ib. 12.5 ,al. a)rti/-fa^tos, on, just killed, Opp. H. 4.256 . a)rti/-fonos, on, just slain, Nonn. D. 44.275 (prob.), Sch. Opp. H. 2.617 . a)/rtifos: o)ri/ganon, Hsch. a)rti/-frwn [i^], on, gen. onos, (a)/rtios, frh/n) sound of mind, sensible, ou)/te ma/l' a). Od. 24.261 , cf. E. Med. 294 ; a)rtimelei=s kai\ a)rti/fronas Pl. R. 536b ; a). . . plh/n . . quite in one's senses except . . , E. IA 877 : c. gen., e)pei\ d' a). e)ge/neto . . ga/mwn when he came to full consciousness of . . , A. Th. 778 (lyr.). a)rti-fu^h/s, e/s, just born, a). e)/qanon Epigr.Gr. 334.11 (Ilium), cf. Inscr.Cos 343 ; fresh, kra/mbh AP 6.21 , cf. Dsc. 3.15 ; ku/klos i)ou/lwn Nonn. D. 3.416 . of number, even, Hp. Septim. 9 . a)rti/-fu^tos, on, just born, fresh, a)/nqea AP 4.2.14 ( Phil. ); e)/rnea Nonn. D. 41.5 . a)rti-fwni/a, h(, = a)rtilogi/a , Poll. 6.150 . a)rti/-fwnos, on, only in Adv. -nws, = a)rtilo/gws , ibid. a)rti-xa^nh/s, e/s, just opening, AP 6.22 ( Zon. ). a)rti-xa/raktos [xa^], on, newly graven, gra/mma Epigr. ap. Ath. 5.209d . newly ploughed, Nonn. D. 2.65 . freshly wounded, ib. 25.498 . metaph. of darkness, newly cleft by light, ib. 27.5 ; of colour on ripening grapes, ib. 12.311 . a)rti-xei/lhs: u(pere/xwn toi=s xei/lesin, u(po/makros, Hsch. a)rti/-xeir, o(, h(, gen. xeiros, strong of hand (cf. a)rti/pous), Pl. Lg. 795d . a)rti/-xnous, oun, gen. ou, = a)rtige/neios , with the first bloom on, mh=lon AP 6.22 ( Zon. ); a). i)/oulos a young beard, Philostr.Jun. Im. 6 ; e)/rnos a)rti/xnoun gone/wn e)lpi/da Epigr.Gr. 201.6 (Cos). a)rti-xo/reutos, on, recently celebrated in the dance, Nonn. D. 7.46 , al. a)rti/-xristos, on, fresh-spread, fa/rmakon S. Tr. 687 . a)rti/-xu^tos, on, just poured or shed, fo/nos Opp. H. 2.617 ; ai(=ma Nonn. D. 39.226 . Act. , mazo/s ib. 13.431 . a)rti-w/nu^mos, on, of even denomination, epith. of all even numbers, Nicom. Ar. 1.8 :—hence a)rti-wnu^me/w, to be even, Iamb. in Nic. p.22 P. a)rti/ws, v. sub a)/rtios III. a)rtiwta/: braxuta/tw| xro/nw| suntetelesme/na, Hsch. a)rto-do/ths, ou, o(, giver of bread, Tz. ad Lyc. 435 . a)rto-zh/ths, ou, o(, one who begs for bread, Sch. Lyc. 775 . a)rto-qh/kh, h(, pantry, PFlor. 15.17 (vi A. D.); bread-basket, Sch. Ar. Pl. 763 . a)rto-ka/phlos [a^], o(, bread-seller, Stud.Pal. 10.233c6 (v A. D.). a)rto/-klasma, atos, to/, morsel of bread, Tz. H. 8.49 . a)rto-kopei=on, to/, bake-house, Dsc. 2.36 , BGU 1202.5 (i B.C.), Gp. 1.6.2 ; -ko/pion Charis. p.553 K.; -ko/pin (sic) OGI 177.19 . a)rto-kopi/a, h(, baking, PThead. 31.35 , 36.21 (iv A. D.). a)rto-kopiko/s, h/, o/n, belonging to a baker or baking, LXX 1 Ch. 16.3 ; to\ a)., name of work by Chrysipp. Tyan. in Ath. 14.647c . a)rto-ko/pissa, h(, fem. of sq., POxy. 1146.8 , 9 (iv A. D.). a)rto-ko/pos, o(, h(, baker, whether fem., Hdt. 1.51 ; or masc., Id. 9.82 , Pl. Grg. 518b ( v.l. -poio/s ), X. An. 4.4.21 ( v.l. -poio/s ), HG 7.1.38 , IG 3.1452 , IGRom. 4.1244 . (Dissim. from a)rtopo/pos, cf. Phryn. 198 , Hsch. , Poll. 7.21 ; cf. pe/ssw.) a)rto/-kreas, to/, bread and meat, prob. = Lat. visceratio, IGRom. 4.1348 (Lydia), Pers. 6.50 , Gloss.; artocria CIL 9.5309 . a)rto-la/ga^non [la^], to/, savoury cake made with spices, wine, oil, and milk, Cic. Fam. 9.20.2 , Ath. 5.113d . a)rto-la/gu_nos [la^] ph/ra bag with bread and bottle, AP 11.38 ( Polem. Rex). a)rto/-meli, me/litos, to/, plaster or poultice of bread and honey, Gal. 10.692 , Aët. 3.177 . a)rto-pi/nac [i^], akos, o(, platter, PTeb. 140 (i B. C.). a)rto-poie/w, make into bread, bake, c. acc., po/an App. BC 2.61 , cf. POxy. 1459.9 (ii A. D.): abs., bake bread, Longus 3.10 :— Med. , Str. 3.3.7 ; si=ton J. AJ 4.4.4 :— Pass. , Dsc. 2.189 . a)rto-poii/+a, h(, baking, Ar. Fr. 313 , X. Mem. 2.7.6 ; -poiei/a PFlor. 168.3 (iii A. D.), al. a)rto-poii+ko/s, h/, o/n, of or for baking: -ko/n, to/, title of work by Chrysipp. Tyan., Ath. 3.113a , cf. Poll. 10.112 :—later a)rto-poihtiko/s, h/, o/n, Sch. E. Hec. 359 . a)rto-poio/s, o(, bread-maker, baker, X. Cyr. 5.5.39 , J. AJ 15.9.2 . a)rto/-ponos, o(, one who bakes loaves for Apollo Maleatas, IG 4.1549 (Epid.). a)rto-pope/w, to be a baker, Phryn.Com. 27 . a)rto-po/pos, v. a)otok-. a)rto-pra/ths [a_], ou, o(, dealer in bread, Hierocl. Facet. 225 , BGU 317.15 (vi A. D.). a)rt-optei=on, to/, place or vessel for baking, Poll. 10.112 . a)rt-o/pths, ou, o(, (o)pta/w) baker, Hsch. s.v. pa/sanos. pan for baking bread, Plin. HN 18.107 . a)rt-opti/kios a)/rtos bread baked in a pan, Chrysipp. Tyan. ap. Ath. 3.113a , Plin. HN 18.105 . a)rto-pwle/w, deal in bread, Poll. 7.21 . a)rto-pw/lhs, ou, o(, baker, AJA 18.33 (Sardes, iii A.D.), Poll. 7.21 . a)rto-pwli/a, h(, dealing in bread, ib. 24 , Phryn. PS p.33 B. a)rto-pwliko/n, to/, tax on bakeries, IG 2.860 . a)rto-pw/lion, to/, baker's shop, Ar. Ra. 112 , Fr. 155 : -ei=on, Suid. a)rto/-pwlis, idos, h(, fem. of -pw/lhs, Ar. V. 238 , Ra. 858 , PTeb. 119.50 (ii B. C.). as Adj., thli/a a). baker's tray, Poll. 9.108 . a)/rtos, o(, cake or loaf of wheat-bread, mostly in pl., Od. 18.120 , al.; a)/rtos ou)=los a whole loaf, 17.343 ; collectively, bread, dou/lion a)/rton e)/dwn Archil. Supp. 2.6 ; a)/. triskopa/nistos Batr. 35 ; opp. ma=za (porridge), Hp. Acut. 37 .—Freq. in all writers. a)/rtos: bo/los tis, kai\ o( *)aqhnai/wn ce/nos, Hsch. a)rto-si_te/w, eat wheaten bread, opp. a)lfitosite/w, X. Cyr. 6.2.28 . eat bread, opp. o)yofage/w, Pl.Com. 172 , Hp. Vict. 3.68 , v.l. in Nat.Hom. 9 . a)rto-si_ti/a, h(, feeding on bread, Id. Mul. 1.66 (pl.), Epid. 5.52 . a)rto-sta/sion [a^], to/, fee for weighing bread, PTeb. 612 (ii/iii A. D.). a)rto-strofe/w, turn bread, as in baking, Ar. Fr. 748 . a)rto/-tu_ros, o(, bread and cheese, PMag.Lond. 46.181 ; perh. an Adj. (sc. kaqarmo/s). a)rtourgo/s, o/n, = a)rtopoio/s , Tz. H. 5.535 . a)rto-fa^ge/w, eat bread, Hdt. 2.77 , Hp. Aff. 61 ; esp. eat wheaten bread, Id. Acut. 37 . a)rto-fa/gos [fa^], on, bread-eater, Hecat. Fr. 323 (b) J. : name of a mouse in Batr. 210 . a)rto-foi=nic, i_kos, o(, cake of bread and dates, PLond. 2.90.37 (iii A. D.). a)rto-fo/rion, to/, bread-basket, S.E. M. 1.234 : the form a)rto-fori/s, ibid., is prob. corrupt. a)rtofo/ria, ta/, a festival, An.Ox. 3.277 . a)rto-fo/ros, on, holding bread, kanou=n Poll. 6.32 ; to\ a)rtofo/ron, = foreg. 1 , Ath. 4.129e . a)rto/-xa^ris, kind of cake, Hsch. s.v. xa/ris. a)rtuli/a: diaqh/kh, Hsch. (leg. a)/rtuma). a)rtu/llen: lo/gxhn, a)gku/lhn, Id. a)/rt-u_ma, atos, to/, condiment, seasoning, a)rtu/masi pantodapoi=si Batr. 41 , cf. Hp. Aff. 43 , Dsc. 3.36 , etc.; bora=s a)rtu/mata S. Fr. 675 , cf. 709 ; ta\ palaia\ kai\ qrulou/mena a)rtu/mata Anaxipp. 1.5 : metaph., h( a)na/pausis tw=n po/nwn a)/. Plu. 2.9c . = diaqh/kh, di/kh , Hsch. (cf. a)/rthma). a)rt-u_ma=s, o(, = sq., BGU 9 iv 5 (iii A. D.). a)rt-u_mata=s, ta=tos, o(, dealer in condiments, POxy. 1517.14 (iii A. D.), al. a)rt-u_matiko/s, h/, o/n, spicy, savoury, Suid. s.v. a)/nhqon. a)rt-u_ma/tion, to/, Dim. of a)/rtuma, prob. in PFay. 117.8 (ii A. D., pl.). a)rt-u_matopoii/+a, h(, making of condiments, POxy. 1731.16 (iii A. D.). a)rt-u_matopw/lhs, ou, o(, dealer in condiments, Sammelb. 699 (i A. D.). a)rt-u_matw/dhs, es, spicy, Sor. 1.115 , Dsc. 3.34 . a)rtu/nas [u_], a, o(, a magitrate at Argos and Epidaurus, Th. 5.47 :— also a)/rtu_nos, o(, Plu. 2.291d , Hsch. , cf. Hdn.Gr. 1.56 . a)rtu/nw [u_], fut. -u^nw=, Ion. -u^ne/w Od. 1.277 : aor. Act. h)/rtu_na, Med. -una/mhn, Pass. -u/nqhn:— = a)rtu/w , chiefly used in Ep. (in later Prose, ghra/skousa h( e)pisth/mh sofi/an a)rtu/nei Philostr. VS 1.25.11 ), yeu/dea/ t' a)rtu/nontes Od. 11.366 ; lo/xon a)rtu/nantes 14.469 ; mnhsth=rsin qa/naton kako\n a)rtu/nante 24.153 ; u(smi/nhn h)/rtunon Il. 15.303 ; a)rtu/nqh de\ ma/xh 11.216 ; a)rtune/ousin e)/edna Od. 1.277 ; purghdo\n sfe/as au)tou\s a)rtu/nantes putting themselves in order, dressing their ranks, Il. 12.43 , cf. 86 , 13.152 :— Med. , pukinh\n h)rtu/neto boulh/n prepared his counsel, 2.55 ; h)rtu/nanto e)retma\ tropoi=s e)n dermati/noisi fitted them with . . , Od. 4.782 , 8.53 . a)rtu/s: su/ntacis, Hsch. ; cf. a)rtu/n: fili/an kai\ su/mbasin h)\ kri/sin, Id. (cf. a)rari/skw, a)rqmo/s). a)rtu_si/a, h(, art of seasoning, cj. Mein. in Alex. 36.9 . a)rtu_si/-la_os or a)rtu_si-le/ws, o(, a public servant at Delos, Ath. 4.173a (pl.):—also a)rtu_si/tra^goi (s.v.l.), ibid. a)/rt-u_sis, ews, h(, (a)rtu/w) dressing, seasoning, Ph. Bel. 86.32 , D.S. 2.59 , Plu. 2.99c , Gal. 6.478 ; mixing of metals in smelting, Plu. 2.395c . a)rt-u_th/r, h=ros, o(, director, official of a college at Thera, Test.Epict. 4.37 , al. a)rt-u_tiko/s, h/, o/n, fit for dressing, seasoning, Sch. Ar. Eq. 894 : -ko/n, to/, spice, Sammelb. 5224.50 . a)rtu_topw/lhs, ou, o(, dub. l. for a)turtopw/lhs in Sammelb. 1805 . a)rtu_to/s, h/, o/n, seasoned, flavoured, Str. 15.1.59 ; a(/les Dsc. 2.147 . a)rtu/w Od. 4.771 , impf. h)/rtu^on Hom. (v. infr.), the only tenses in Hom. : fut. a)rtu/sw [u_] S. Fr. 1122 : aor. h)/rtu_sa Hdt. 1.12 , Cratin. 303 : pf. h)/rtu_ka (kat-) A. Eu. 473 :— Pass. , pf. h)/rtu_mai Pherecr. , Eup. , Hp. , v. infr.: aor. h)rtu/qhn [u_] Ruf. ap. Orib. 4.2.4 : in Att. this Verb is chiefly used in compds. with kata/ and e)c: (cf. a)rari/skw):—like a)rtu/nw, arrange, prepare, make ready, of things requiring skill or cunning, e.g. of a smith, ta\ d' h)/rtue Il. 18.379 ; soi\ de\ . . do/lon h)/rtue Od. 11.439 ; tw=|d' h)/rtuen . . o)/leqron 16.448 , cf. 20.242 ; ga/mon . . a)rtu/ei 4.771 ; h)/rtusan th\n e)piboulh/n Hdt. 1.12 ; fo/non tini/ Plb. 15.25.2 . in culinary sense, dress savoury meat, season, S. Fr. 1122 , Cratin. 303 ; a). ta\ o)/ya Arist. EN 1118a29 :— Pass. , ki/xlai . . ei)s a)na/brast' h)rtume/nai Pherecr. 108.23 ; o)/yw| ponhrw=| polutelw=s h)rtume/nw| Eup. 335 ; ta\ pro\s h(donh\n h)rtume/na Hp. VM 14 ; h)rtume/nos oi)=nos Thphr. Od. 51 . administer property, Leg.Gort. 12.32 , IG 5(2).3.27 (Tegea, iv B. C.), Epich. 192 . bequeath, Tab.Heracl. 1.106 . a)ru=, v. a)/rru. a)/rua, ta/, walnuts, Hsch. a)ru^balli/s, i/dos, h(, = sq., Hsch., EM 150.54 (prob. l.). a)ru/ballos [u^], o(, bagor purse, made so as to draw close, Stesich. 11 , Antiph. 50 . globular oil-flask, Ar. Eq. 1094 , Ath. 11.783f . a)ruba/ssalon: kotu/lh, Hsch. a)ru/pa^ros [u^], on, not sordid, ga/mos Cat.Cod.Astr. 1.149.8 . a)ru^sai=a, ta/, remains of ladles, SIG 2588.97 (Delos, ii B.C.). a)ru^sa/nh [a^r] [sa_], h(, v.l. for a)ru/taina , Timo 4 . a)ru^sa=s, a=, o(, = a)rusth/r , IG 11(2).110 , al. (Delos, iii B.C.). a)ru/simos [a^ru^], on, that may be drawn, gloss on a)fusgeto/s , Sch. Nic. Al. 584 . a)ru/sios, v. a)rr-. a)rusmei= ( Ion. for a)rruqmei=): a)sxhmonei=, a)kosmei=, Hsch. a)rusmi/h, h(, Ion. = a)rruqmi/a , Hsch. : a)/rusmos ( = a)/rruqmos ): eu)sxh/mwn (leg. a)sxh/mwn), EM 151.1 . a)/rusos, o(, wicker-basket, Hdn.Gr. 1.213 . = a)/rrusos , not wrinkled, smooth, Aët. 3.126 . a)ru/ssomai [a^r], Med. , draw for oneself, Hdt. 6.119 ; cf.a)ru/w. a)rusth/r [a^], h=ros, o(, = a)ruth/r , Alc. Supp. 4.9 , Semon. 25 , Hp. Genit. 9 , Inscr.Cos 42b , IG 11.154A66 , 161 C 63 (Delos, iii B.C.): dat. pl. a)rusth/ressi Call. Aet. 1.1.17 : name of a liquid measure, Hdt. 2.168 . a)rustiko/s [a^], h/, o/n, for drawing liquids, a)ggei=on Ael. NA 17.37 . a)/rustis [a^], h(, = a)ruth/r , acc. pl. a)ru/steis S. Fr. 764 :—also = a)/mustis , bumper, Hsch. a)ru/sti^xos [a^], o(, Dim. of a)ruth/r, Ar. V. 855 , Phryn.Com. 40 , IG 4.39 (Aegina). a)rustri/s [a^], i/dos, h(, = a)ru/taina , AP 6.306 (Aristo). a)ru/taina [a^ru^], hs, h(, fem. of a)ruth/r, Ar. Eq. 1092 , Antiph. 25.3 , Thphr. Char. 9.8 , PMagd. 33.3 (iii B. C.). a)ru^tainoeidh/s [a^], e/s, shaped like an a)ru/taina, xo/ndros a). arytenoid cartilage of the larynx, Gal. UP 7.11 , cf. 18(2).951 . a)ru^th/r [a^], h=ros, o(, (a)ru/w) ladle or cup, Dsc. 2.74 . perh. irrigation, e)mi/sqwsen . . ei)s to\n a)ruth=ra tou= e)nestw=tos e)/tous ta\s a)rou/[ras . . PLond.ined. 2210 (i B. C.). a)ru^th/simos [a^], on, that can be drawn: drinkable, AP 9.575 ( Phil. ). a)ru^to/s, o(, dragging, cj. in A. Fr. 270 . a)rufh=na: r(uti/da, Hsch. a)ru/w (A) [a^], Simon. 45 , Att. a)ru/tw [u^] Pl. Phdr. 253a ; Aeol. part. a)ruth/menoi Alc. 47 : impf. h)/ru^on Hes. Sc. 301 ; a)/ruon Hsch. : aor. h)/ru^sa Pherecr. 138 , X. Cyr. 1.3.9 :— Med. , a)ru/tomai Ar. Nu. 272 ; a)ru/omai Aeschin.Socr. 11 , AP 9.37 (Tull. Flacc.), etc.: fut. a)ru/somai [u^] AP 9.230 ( Honest. ), Luc. DMar. 6.1 : aor. h)ru^sa/mhn Plu. 2.516c ; opt. a)ru^sai/mhn E. Hipp. 209 (lyr.); inf. a)ru/sasqai X. Cyr. 1.2.8 ; part. a)ru^sa/menos Hdt. 8.137 , Ep. a)russa/menos Hes. Op. 550 :— Pass. , aor. h)ru/qhn, a)p-aru^qei/s Alex. 45.6 ; also a)rusqei/s Hp. Nat.Puer. 25 , Plu. 2.690b :—draw water, wine, etc., toi\ d' h)/ruon others drew off the must, Hes. Sc. 301 ; a)ruo/ntessin . . u(/dwr Simon. 45 ; e)k piqw=nos h)/rusan a)/kraton Pherecr. l. c.; a)ru/santes a)p' au)th=s [th=s fia/lhs] tw=| kua/qw| X. Cyr. 1.3.9 ; me/lissai ne/ktar a)ru/ousin Lyr.Alex.Adesp. 7.18 : metaph., ka)\n e)k *dio\s a)ru/twsin if they draw inspiration from Zeus, Pl. Phdr. 253a . Med. , draw water for oneself, a)russa/menos potamw=n a)/po having drawn water from . . , Hes. Op. 550 ; sfw=|n a)ru/sasqai Pherecr. 130.5 ; a)ru/sasqai a)po\ tou= potamou= X. Cyr. 1.2.8 ; e)k tou= krath=ros Pl. Criti. 120a : c. acc., a)ru/sasqai u(da/twn pw=ma E. Hipp. 209 ; a). e)k tw=n potamw=n me/li kai\ ga/la Pl. Ion 534a : c. gen. partit., u(da/twn a). pro/xoisi Ar. Nu. 272 ; e)s to\n ko/lpon tri\s a)rusa/menos tou= h(li/ou having (as it were) drawn the rays of the sun into his bosom, Hdt. 8.137 : generally, draw in, trofh=s kai\ pneu/matos Diog.Bab. ap. Gal. 5.281 ; mantikh=s Plu. 2.411f ; plou=ton Id.Caes. 29 ; kairou= kai\ tu/xhs Eun. Hist. p.256 D. of stars rising from the sea, oi(/ t' w)keanou= a)ru/ontai a)ste/res Arat. 746 . a)ru/w (B), only in Lexx., a)ru/ei: a)nti\ tou= le/gei, boa=|, Hsch. ; a)ru/ousai: le/gousai, keleu/ousai, Id. (Syrac., acc. to EM 134.12 ):— Med. , a)ru/sasqai: e)pikale/sasqai, Hsch. a)/rfa: a)rrabw/n (i.e. arrha), Hsch. a)rfu/s: i(ma/s ( Maced. ), Id. a)rfu/tainon: di/skos ( Lyd. ), Id. a)/rxa: a)rrabw/n, Id.; cf. a)/rfa. a)rxa/ggelos, on, archangel, LXX Da. 10.13 , al., Ep.Jud. 9 , PMag.Lond. 121.257 (iii A. D.), Nicom. ap. Theol.Ar. 43 , Dam. Pr. 96 , Procop. Pers. 2.11 , al.:—Adj. a)rt-geliko/s, h/, o/n , qeoi/ Dam. Pr. 130 , cf. Procl. in Cra. p.37 P. a)rxa_ge/tas, a)rxa_go/s, Dor. , etc., = Att. a)rxhge/ths, a)rxhgo/s. a)rxa_i/+zw, to be old-fashioned, copy the ancients in manners, language, etc., D.H. Rh. 10.7 , Plu. 2.558a . a)rxa_i+ko/s (a)rxaii+ko/s interpol. in Phryn. 28 ), h/, o/n, old-fashioned, in manners, etc., a)rxai+ka\ fronei=n Ar. Nu. 821 ; e)n toi=s d' e)kei/nwn e)/qesin i)/sq' a)rxai+ko/s Antiph. 44 ; of literary style, D.H. Comp. 22 : Sup. , Plu. 2.238c ; ta\ *)arxai+ka/, title of work by Epicurus, Juvenilia, Phld. Sto. Herc. 339.17 . Adv. -kw=s Arist. Metaph. 1089a2 ; a). e)/xein toi=s sxh/masi Chron.Lind. B. 90 ; stupidly, Aristid. 1.482 J. a)rxaio-goni/a, h(, origin of a race, Eust. 1156.54 , etc. a)rxaio/-gonos, on, of ancient race, of old descent, S. Ant. 981 . (perh. parox. a)rxaiogo/nos) original, primal, ai)ti/a Arist. Mu. 399a26 (nisi leg. a)rxe/gonon). a)rxaio-gra/fos [ra^], on, writing of antiquities, Gloss. a)rxaio-eidh/s, e/s, old-fashioned, archaic, Demetr. Eloc. 245 . a)rxaio-loge/w, discuss antiquities or things out of date, Th. 7.69 ; a). ta\ *)ioudai/wn J. BJProoem. 6 :— Pass. , i(stori/a a)rxaiologoume/nh a history treated in an antiquarian manner, D.H. 1.74 . use an old-fashioned style, Luc. Lex. 15 . a)rxaio-logi/a, h(, antiquarian lore, ancient legends or history, Pl. Hp.Ma. 285d , D.S. 2.46 , D.H. 1.4 , Str. 11.14.12 ; title of works by Cleanthes, Josephus, and Hieronymus Aegyptius, cf. J. AJ 1.3.6 . a)rxaio-logiko/s, h/, o/n, skilled in antiquarian lore, Str. 10.2.9 ( Comp. ). a)rxaio-meli^-si_dwno-fru_ni^x-h/ra^tos, on, prob. in Ar. V. 220 me/lh a). dear honey-sweet old songs from Phrynichus' Phoenissae (a)rxai=a meli- codd.). a)rxai=on, to/, v. sub a)rxai=os. a)rxaio/-nomos, on, old-fashioned, h)/qh Anon. ap. Suid. s.v. ai(/resis. a)rxaio-pi^nh/s, e/s, with the patina of antiquity, D.H. Dem. 38 . a)rxaio/-ploutos, on, rich from olden time, of hereditary wealth, A. Ag. 1043 , S. El. 1393 (lyr.), Lys. 19.49 , Arist. Rh. 1387a24 . a)rxaio-preph/s, e/s, time-honoured, venerable, A. Pr. 409 , Pl. Sph. 229e ; para/klhsis Iamb. Protr. 17 : Comp. , Dam. Pr. 131 . Adv. -pw=s ib. 337 . of literary style, old-fashioned, sxh/mata D.H. Comp. 23 ; o)no/mata Id. Pomp. 2 ; e(rmhnei/a Simp. in Ph. 233.10 ( Comp. ). Adv. -pw=s ib. 111.15 . a)rxai=os, a, on, (a)rxh/ I) from the beginning or origin: mostly of things, ancient, sko/tos S. OC 106 ; e)sqh/s Hdt. 5.88 ; do/mois e)passa/leusan a)rxai=on ga/nos A. Ag. 579 codd.; *zhno\s a)rxai/ois no/mois S. OC 1382 ; xero\s sh=s pi/stin a)rxai/an faith firm for ever, ib. 1632 codd. old-fashioned, antiquated, A. Pr. 317 (lyr.), Ar. Nu. 984 , D. 22.14 ; of literary style, Demetr. Eloc. 244 . simple, silly, Ar. Nu. 915 , al., Pherecr. 205 ; -o/teros ei)= tou= de/ontos Pl. Euthd. 295c , etc. ancient, former, to\ a). r(e/eqon Hdt. 1.75 ; tou= a). lo/gou Id. 7.160 ; ou) ga\r dh\ to/ g' a). de/mas S. OC 110 ; oi( a)., opp. oi( u(/steron, Th. 2.16 ; a). fu/sis A. Ch. 281 , Hp. Art. 53 , Pl. Smp. 193c , etc.; fu/sis kai\ kata/stasis a). Democr. 278 ; coupled with palaio/s, palaio\n dw=ron a)rxai/ou qhro/s S. Tr. 555 , cf. Lys. 6.51 , D.l.c. old, worn out, u(podh/mata X. An. 4.5.14 ; pina/kia BGU 781i1 (i A. D.). of persons, *qe/min . . a)rxai/an a)/loxon *dio/s Pi. Fr. 6.5 ; a). qeai/, of the Erinyes, A. Eu. 728 ; *pe/loy S. Aj. 1292 ; oi( a). the Ancients, name given by Arist. to the pre-Socratics, Metaph. 1069a25 , GC 314a6 ; in Lit. Crit., ancient, classical writers, Demetr. Eloc. 15 , 67 ; in Plot. , the philosophers down to Aristotle, 5.1.9 ; in NT, the Fathers, Ev.Matt. 5.21 , al. ancient, old, balh\n a)., of Darius, A. Pers. 657 (lyr.); la/tris E. Hec. 609 ; e(tai=ros X. Mem. 2.8.1 ; oi( a). ku/rioi the original owners, BGU 992 ii 6 (ii B. C.); ta\s a). po/leis (banished from) their original cities, Polystr. p.22 W.; a). maqhth/s an original disciple, Act.Ap. 21.16 ; a). mu/sths Inscr.Magn. 215 b; paidagwgo\s a)., i.e of old, formerly, E. El. 287 , cf. 853 . neut. as Adv., to\ a)rxai=on, Ion. contr. tw)rxai=on, anciently, Hdt. 1.56 , 173 , al., Att. ta)rxai=on A. Supp. 326 ; a)po\ tou= a). Hdt. 4.117 ; e)c a)rxai/wn D.S. 1.14 . regul. Adv. a)rxai/ws in olden style, kaina\ a). le/gein Pl. Phdr. 267b , cf. Isoc. 4.8 , D. 9.48 ; a). kai\ semnw=s Aeschin. 1.183 . irreg. Comp. a)rxaie/steros Pi. Fr. 45 (on a)rxe/statos v. h. v.); usual Comp. -o/teros Ar. Av. 469 : Sup. -o/tatos Hdt. 1.105 , etc. as Subst., to\ a)rxai=on, of money, prime cost, ple/on tou= a). X. Vect. 3.2 ; principal, mostly in pl., Ar. Nu. 1156 , etc.; ta)rxai=a a)podido/nai D. 34.26 , etc.; tw=n a)rxai/wn a)pe/sthsan lost their capital, Id. 1.15 : opp. e)/rgon, Id. 27.10 ; opp. pro/sodoi, Is. 6.38 . a)rxai/h, h(, = a)rxh/ , Eust. 475.1 , etc. a)rxaio/ths, htos, h(, antiquity, old-fashionedness, Pl. Lg. 657b , D.H. Pomp. 2 ; simplicity, Alciphr. 3.64 ; pristine state, a)pokatasth=sai ei)s th\n a). th=s au)tonomi/as SIG 814.42 (Nero); ancient history, J. Ap. 1.1 , al.; antiquity, ancient times, D.Chr. 31.94 . a)rxaio-tropi/a, h(, old fashioned ways, Plu. Phoc. 3 . a)rxaio/-tropos, on, old-fashioned, e)pithdeu/mata Th. 1.71 , cf. Ph. 2.458 , Iamb. Protr. 21 ; of a person, D.C. 59.29 . Adv. a)rxaio/-pws Dam. Pr. 5 . a)rxaio-fa^nh/s, e/s, seeming ancient, Lyd. Mag. 1.18 . a)rxaio/omai, become ancient, e)c a)rxaiwqe/ntos kai\ a)mnhmoneu/tou xro/nou POxy. 1915.5 , al. (vi A.D.). a)rxair-esi/a, Ion. -ih, h(, (ai(/resis) election of magistrates, a). suni/zei an election is held, Hdt. 6.58 : mostly in pl., Pl. Lg. 752c , X. Mem. 3.4.1 , Is. 7.28 , Arist. Pol. 1281b33 , etc. later neut. a)rxair-e/sia, ta/, Plb. 4.67.1 , D.H. 10.17 , OGI 458.82 ; = Lat. comitia, Plb. 3.106.1 , etc. a)rxair-esia/zw, hold an assembly for the election of magistrates, Is. Fr. 47 , Plu. Cam. 9 , etc.; elect a magistrate in the assembly, ib. 42 , D.H. 2.14 ; simply, vote, Plu. Crass. 14 : c. acc. inf., ib. 11 . canvass for a magistracy, Plb. 26.1.5 . a)rxair-esiako/s, h/, o/n, for a)rxairesi/ai, e)kklhsi/a IGRom. 3.474 (Lycia), al. a)rxair-esia/rxhs, ou, o(, leader of a political party, Hdn. Epim. 167 . a)rxair-etiko/s,h/, o/n, = a)rxairesiako/s, e)kklhsi/a SIG 730.29 (Olbia), IGRom. 4.293a ii 69 (Pergam., ii B. C.), AJA 18.326 (Sardes, 4 B.C.). a)rxai+smo/s, o(, old-world charm of style, D.H. Comp. 22 . use of obsolete expressions, a). ou(=tos r(hma/twn Men. 11 D. , cf. Sch. E. Hipp. 23 . ancient custom, peri\ a)rxai+smou=, title of work by Manetho, Porph. Abst. 2.55 . a)rxe-, insep. Prefix (from a)/rxw), = a)rxi- , with which it is sometimes interchanged, cf. a)rxiqe/wros, etc. a)rxe/bakxos, o(, leader of *ba/kxoi, title of Dionysus, Wiener Denkschr.. 44(16).104 (Seleucia ad Calycadnum). *)arxebou/leion me/tron metre used by Archebulus, ^^_^^_^^_ ^^_^__, Heph. 8.9 . a)rxe/gonos, on, original, primal, to\ a). u(gro/n Corn. ND 17 , cf. Nonn. D. 24.48 , al.; ou)si/a Gal. 5.418 : Comp. -w/teros Ph. 2.472 : Sup. , Id. 1.237 . (perh. parox. a)rxego/nos) first author or origin, h( fu/sis pa/shs te/xnhs a)rxe/gono/n e)st' Damox. 2.8 , cf. D.S. 1.88 ; tw=n o(/lwn Procl. Inst. 152 ; *)wkeano\s a). pa/ntwn Corn. ND 8 . a)rx-ede/atros, o(, chief seneschal at the Ptolemaic court, OGI 169.4 (Alexandria), 181.4 (Paphos). a)rxe-di/kas [i^], a, o(, first, legitimate possessor, Pi. P. 4.110 . a)rxe-zw=stis, h(, = a)/mpelos leukh/ , Ps.- Dsc. 4.182 , Plin. HN 23.21 . a)rxe-qe/wros, = a)rxi- , IG 11(2).205 A a9 , al. (Delos, iii B.C.); cf. a)rkeqe/wros. a)rxei/nh, h(, title of priestess, SIG 890.20 (Syros, iii A. D.). a)rxei=on, Ion. a)rxh/i+on, to/, neut. of an Adj. a)rxei=os, a, on : (a)rxh/ II):— town-hall, residence, or office of chief magistrates, Hdt. 4.62 (dub.), Lys. 9.9 , X. Cyr. 1.2.3 , Isoc. 5.48 , Arist. Mu. 400b16 ; ta\ a). kai\ bouleuth/ria D. 10.53 , cf. IG 2.475.21 , al., OGI 268.18 (Nacrasa, iii B. C.), PGrenf. 2.30 , al. (ii B. C.). ta\ a). public records, archives, prob. in SIG 684.7 (Dyme, ii B. C.), cf. D.H. 2.26 , PTeb. 397.19 (ii A. D.). college or board of magistrates, magistracy, Arist. Pol. 1298b28 , 1304a19 : but in pl., special boards, ib. 1299a36 , 1331a25 , Plu. Ages. 33 ; o)mo/sai ta\ a). IG 2.332.45 , cf. OGI 218.149 (Ilium), etc.; o(/soi a)rxei/wn mete/xousin kai\ dikasthri/wn SIG 286.20 (Milet., iv B. C.). in the Roman camp, = principia, head-quarters, Plu. Galb. 12 . a)rxeiofu/lac [u^], akos, o(, keeper of archives, = Lat. censualis, Lyd. Mag. 2.30 (a)rxaio- codd.). a)rxei=tis, h(, acc. -tin, title of priestess at Thasos, IG 12(8).526 . a)rxeiw/ths, ou, o(, Lat. archeota, a municipal recorder, Dig. 50.4.18.10 :—hence a)rxeiwtika\ dikasth/ria courts of record, Lyd. Mag. 2.15 (a)rxaiot- codd.). a)rxe/-ka^kos, on, beginning mischief, Il. 5.63 , Plu. 2.861a , Hld. 1.9 , Ph. 1.359 , al., Porph. Chr. 49.22 . a)rxe/-la_os, on, leading the people, chief, A. Pers. 297 (in Ion. form a)rxelei/wn for -lhw=n); contr. a)rxe/la_s Ar. Eq. 164 . a)rxellhnodi/khs [i^], ou, o(, chief *(ellhnodi/khs, CPHerm. 121.4 (iii A. D.). a)rxe/mporos, o(, president of a guild of merchants, OGI 646.8 (Palmyra, iii A. D.). a)rxeno/mena: cu/la, Hsch. (perh. a)rxenome/as principal ribs, cf. nomeu/s). a)rxenta^fiasth/s, ou=, o(, president of guild of embalmers, UPZ 108.10 , 22 (i B. C.). a)rxe/-ploutos, on, = a)rxaio/ploutos , S. El. 72 . a)rxe/-polis, i, ruling a city, Pi. P. 9.54 . a)rxe-pro/boulos, o(, chairman of pro/bouloi, IG 12 ( 9 ). 11 (Carystus), IG 3.1306 . a)rxera^n-i/zw, to be president of an e)/ranos (q. v.), IG 12(5).672.3 (Syros). a)rxera^n-iste/w, = foreg., ib. 83 , 12(1).155 (Rhodes). a)rxera^n-isth/s, ou=, o(, president of an e)/ranos, ib. 2.630.4 (a)rxiera^nisth/s ib. 22.1369 , Hdn.Gr. 1.82 ). a)rxe/ra^n-os, = foreg., IG 12(7).58.9 (Amorgos). a)rxesi/molpos [i^], on, beginning the strain, *mou=sa Stesich. 77 . a)rxe/speros, on, v. a)kre/speros. a)rxestatos, irreg. Sup. of a)rxai=os, most ancient, A. Fr. 187 . a)rxe/tas, o(, Dor. for a)rxe/ths, leader, prince, E. El. 1149 : as Adj., a). qro/nos princely throne, Id. Heracl. 753 . a)rxe/-tu^pikw=s, Adv. as a model, Eust. 931.22 . a)rxe/-tu^pos, on, first-moulded as a pattern or model, archetypal, sfragi/s, para/deigma, Ph. 1.5 , al.: Comp. -w/teros Plot. 6.8.14 ; exemplary, ideal, mai=a Sor. 1.4 . Astrol., a). klh=ros, = klh=ros tu/xhs , Serapioin Cat.Cod.Astr. 8(4).226 , Vett. Val. 67.3 . a)rxe/tupon, to/, archetype, pattern, model, opp. a)po/grafon, D.H. Is. 11 , cf. APl. 4.204 ([Simon]), Cic. Att. 16.3.1 ; Philos., Plot. 5.1.4 , Procl. in R. 2.296 K.; figure on a seal, Luc. Alex. 21 ; a). *didou=s a portrait of Dido as she really was, APl. 4.151 ; dai/dalon a). IG 14.1188 ; of the nominative case, Stoic. 2.48 . a)rxeu/w, (a)/rxw) command, c. dat., a)rxeu/ein *trw/essi Il. 5.200 , cf. 2.345 : c. gen., o(ma/doio A.R. 1.347 : meta\ paisi/n Poet.in POxy. 1015.13 . to be chief magistrate or official, h)rxeukw\s th=s po/lews OGI 166.3 (Paphos), cf. SIG 1023.87 (Cos). a)rx-efhbeu/w, to be head of the e)/fhboi, IG 4.589 (Argos). a)rx-e/fhbos, o(, head of the e)/fhboi, ib. 5(2).52 (Tegea, ii A. D.). a)rx-efodei/a, h(, function of an a)rxe/fodos, POxy. 1063.5 (ii/iii A.D.). a)rx-e/fodos, o(, chief of police, PTeb. 90 Intr. (i B.C.), PRyl. 127.20 (i A.D.), PTeb. 331.15 (ii A.D.). a)rxe/xoros, on, leading the chorus or dance, pou/s E. Tr. 151 ; of a person, IG 14.1618 . a)rxh/, h(, (v. a)/rxw) beginning, origin, nei/keos a). Il. 22.116 ; ph/matos Od. 8.81 ; fo/nou 21.4 , etc.; opp. te/los, Hdt. 7.51 , etc.; opp. teleuth/, Thgn. 607 , cf. Pl. Lg. 715e , Hp. Morb. 1.1 ; a). gene/sqai kakw=n Hdt. 5.97 ; a). poih/sasqai/ tinos Th. 1.128 , And. 2.37 , Isoc. 12.120 , etc.; a). labei=n tino/s Aeschin. 1.11 ; ta\s a)rxa\s ei)lhfe/nai Plb. 4.28.3 ; a)rxh\n u(poqe/sqai lay a foundation, D. 3.2 , etc.; bale/sqai Pl. Ep. 326e (and Pass. , a)rxai\ be/blhntai Pi. N. 1.8 ); a)rxh\n a)/rxesqai/ tinos Pl. Ti. 36e ; source of action, [ o( a)/nqrwpos] e)/xei a)rxh\n e)leuqe/ran Plot. 3.3.4 . with Preps. in adverbial usages, e)c a)rxh=s from the beginning, from the first, from of old, Od. 1.188 , Xenoph. 10 , etc.; ou(c a). fi/los S. OT 385 ; h( e)c a). e)/xqra D. 54.3 ; to\ e)c a). X. Cyn. 12.6 ; but ploutei=n e)c a). pa/lin anew, afresh, Ar. Pl. 221 ; lo/gon pa/lin w(/sper e)c a). kinei=n Pl. R. 450a ; o( e)c a). lo/gos the original argument, Id. Tht. 177c , etc.; ta\ e)c a). the principal sum, Arist. Pol. 1280a30 :—also a)p' a). Hes. Th. 425 , Hdt. 2.104 , Pi. P. 8.25 , A. Supp. 344 , Pl. Tht. 206d ; kat' a)rxa/s in the beginning, at first, Hdt. 3.153 , 7.5 ; au)ti/ka kat' a). Id. 8.94 ; to\ kat' a). Pl. Lg. 798a , al. acc. a)rxh/n, abs., to begin with, at first, Hdt. 1.9 , 2.28 , 8.132 ; th\n a)rxh/n And. 3.20 : pl., ta\s a)rxa/s Plb. 16.22.8 : freq. followed by a neg., not at all, a)rxh\n mhde\ labw/n Hdt. 3.39 , cf. 1.193 , al.; a). de\ qhra=n ou) pre/pei ta)mh/xana S. Ant. 92 ; a). klu/ein a)\n ou)k . . e)boulo/mhn Id. Ph. 1239 , cf. El. 439 , Philol. 3 , Antipho 5.73 , Pl. Grg. 478c ; sts. c. Art., tou=to ou)k e)nde/komai th\n a). Hdt. 4.25 ; th\n a). ga\r e)ch=n au)tw=| mh\ gra/fein D. 23.93 . first principle, element, first so used by Anaximander, acc. to Simp. in Ph. 150.23 , cf. Arist. Metaph. 983b11 , etc.; *(hra/kleitos th\n a). ei)=nai/ fhsi yuxh/n Id. de An. 405a25 ; of u(/lh and qeo/s, opp. stoixei=a, Placit. 1.3.25 ; practical principle of conduct, tw=n pra/cewn ta\s a)rxa\s kai\ ta\s u(poqe/seis D. 2.10 ; principles of knowledge, Arist. Metaph. 995b8 , al. end, corner, of a bandage, rope, sheet, etc., Hdt. 4.60 , Hp. Off. 9 , E. Hipp. 762 , Aen.Tact. 18.14 , Act.Ap. 10.11 ; of a compound pulley, Hero Bel. 84.14 . Math., origin of a curve, th=s e(/likos Archim. Spir. 11 Def. 2 , etc.; cuno\n a). kai\ pe/ras e)pi\ ku/klou periferei/as Heraclit. 103 . branch of a river, LXX Ge. 2.10 (pl.). sum, total, ib. Nu. 1.2 . vital organs of the body, Gal. 1.318 , al. first place or power, sovereignty (not in Hom. ), *dio\s a)rxa/ Pi. O. 2.64 , cf. Hdt. 1.6 , etc.; gene/sqai e)p' a)rxh=s Arist. Pol. 1284b2 : metaph., mega/lhn menta)\n a). ei)/hs eu(rhkw/s, of a stroke of fortune, D. 21.196 : pl., a)rxai\ polissono/moi A. Ch. 864 (lyr.); ta\s e)ma\s a)rxa\s se/bwn S. Ant. 744 , etc.: c. gen. rei, th=sd' e)/xwn a)rxh\n xqono/s S. OT 737 ; a). tw=n new=n, th=s qala/sshs, power over them, Th. 3.90 , X. Ath. 2.7 , etc.: prov., a). a)/ndra dei/cei Biasap. Arist. EN 1130a1 , cf. D. Prooem. 48 ; method of government, ou)de\ th\n a)/llhn a). e)paxqh/s Th. 6.54 . empire, realm, *ku/rou, *perdi/kkou a)., Hdt. 1.91 , Th. 4.128 , etc. magistracy, office, a)rxh\n a)/rxein, paralamba/nein, Hdt. 3.80 , 4.147 ; katasth/sas ta\s a). kai\ a)/rxontas e)pisth/sas Id. 3.89 ; ei)s a). kaq<*>stasqai Th. 8.70 ; ei)s th\n a<*>. ei)sie/nai D. 59.72 , etc.; a). laxei=n to obtain an office, Id. 57.25 ; *(ellhnotami/ai to/te prw=ton kate/sth a). Th. 1.96 ; e)niau/sios a). Id. 6.54 ; a). xeirotonhth/, klhrwth/, Lex ap. Aeschin. 1.21 ; withsg. Noun, *kuqhrodi/khs a). e)k th=s *spa/rths die/bainen au)to/se Th. 4.53 ; term of office, a)rxh=s loipoi\ au)tw=| du/o mh=nes Antipho 6.42 ; a)rxai\ kai\ leitourgi/ai POxy. 119.16 (iii A.D.). in pl., ai( a)rxai/ the authorities, the magistrates, Th. 5.47 , cf. Decr. ap. And. 1.83 ; e)n tai=s a). e<*>nai Th. 6.54 ; h( a)rxh/ collectively, 'the board', D. 47.22 , cf. IG 1.229 , etc.; paradido/nai tina\ th=| a). Antipho 5.48 ; but h( a)., of a single magistrate, PHal. 1.226 (iii B.C.); kat' a)rxh=s ga\r filai/tios lew/s against authority, A. Supp. 485 ; pompou\s a)rxa/s Id. Ag. 124 (anap.). command, i.e. body of troops, LXX 1 Ki. 13.17 , al. pl., heavenly powers, Ep.Rom. 8.38 , al., cf. Dam. Pr. 96 ; powers of evil, Ep.Eph. 6.12 , al. = ei)=dos meli/sshs a)ke/ntrou , Hsch. a)rxhgenh/s, e/s, originating, causing, klauma/twn A. Ag. 1628 . a)rxhg-e/sia, ta/, festival of Apollo Archegetes, Inscr.Cos 105.16 . a)rxhg-eteu/w, to be chief leader, tw=n ka/tw Hdt. 2.123 . a)rxhg-ete/w, make a beginning, a)po\ tw=nde S. El. 83 . a)rxhg-e/ths, ou, o(, fem. a)rxhge/tis, idos (dat. a)rxhge/ti Ar. Lys. 644 ); Dor. a)rxa_ge/tas: (h(ge/omai):—first leader, author, esp. founder of a city or family, Hdt. 9.86 , Pi. O. 7.78 , IG 9(1).61.49 (Daulis); title of Apollo at Cyrene, Pi. P. 5.60 ; at Naxos in Sicily, Th. 6.3 ; of Heracles at Sparta, X. HG 6.3.6 ; Asclepius in Phocis, Paus. 10.32.12 ; Helios at Rhodes, Aristid. Or. 24(44).50 ; freq. of h(/rwes, IG 2.1191 , SIG 1024.40 (Myconos), etc.; so at Athens of h(/rwes e)pw/numoi, Ar. Fr. 126 , Orac. ap. D. 43.66 ; o( dh/mou a). the tutelary hero of the deme, Pl. Ly. 205d ; at Sparta of the kings, r(h/tra ap. Plu. Lyc. 6 ; so at Thera, IG 12(3).762 ; fem. a)rxhge/tis, of Athena, IG 3.65 , al., cf. BMus.Inscr. 481 *. 20 (Ephesus, ii A. D.); ta)rxhge/ti, = th=| a)rxhge/tidi , Ar. Lys. 644 . generally, leader, chief, A. Supp. 184 , 251 , S. OT 751 , etc.; later, governor, Chor. in Rev.Phil. 1.67 : metaph., a). filosofi/as Jul. Or. 6.188b ; of a philosophical school, th=s a)gwgh=s Phld. Sto.Herc. 339.12 . first cause, author, tu/xhs E. El. 891 ; ge/nous Id. Or. 555 . a)rxhgiko/s, h/, o/n, original, primary, principal, ai)/tion Ph. 2.168 ( Sup. ), cf. Max.Tyr. 17.8 ( Sup. ), Syrian. in Metaph. 65.17 , Procl. in Alc. p.250C. , Jul. Or. 5.175b ( Comp. ); -ka/, ta/, Procl. Inst. 70 . a)rxhgo/s, Dor. a)rxa_go/s, o/n, beginning, originating, lo/gos a)rxhgo\s kakw=n E. Hipp. 881 ; primary, leading, chief, *troi/as a). tima/s Id. Tr. 196 (lyr.); du/o fle/bes a). Arist. PA 666b25 . as Subst., founder, of a tutelary hero, S. OC 60 ; as fem., ancestral heroine, B. 8.51 ; tou= ge/nous Isoc. 3.28 , cf. D.S. 5.56 ; th=s po/lews qeo\s a). ti/s e)stin Pl. Ti. 21e ; founder of a family, Arist. EN 1162a4 . prince, chief, *di/a a). qew=n B. 5.179 , cf. A. Ag. 259 ; chief captain, leader, *(ella/nwn Simon. 138 ; *bebru/kwn Theoc. 22.110 ; a). i(ere/wn CIG 6798 (Dijon), cf. 2882 (Milet.). first cause, originator, kopi/dwn Heraclit. 81 ; pra/gmatos X. HG 3.3.4 , cf. Din. 3.7 , Isoc. 12.101 ; sugxu/sews SIG 684.8 (Dyme, ii B.C.); fo/nou POxy. 1241 iii 35 ; swthri/as Ep.Hebr. 2.10 ; *qalh=s o( th=s toiau/ths a). filosofi/as Arist. Metaph. 983b20 ; th=s te/xnhs Sosip. 1.14 ; to\ a). the originating power, Pl. Cra. 401d , cf. Sph. 243d ; primary, fundamental, a)rxhgo\n h( fwnh/ Phld. Po. 2.19 . a)rxh=qen, Dor. a)rxhg-a=qen, Adv. from the beginning, from of old, Pi. O. 9.55 , I. 4(3).7 , Hdt. 1.131 , 2.138 , Hp. Epid. 6.7.5 ; rare in Trag., A. Fr. 416 , S. Fr. 126 ; condemned by Phryn. 75 ; freq. in later Prose, as Plb. 1.50.5 , al., Plu. 2.238e , etc.; immediately, Id. Cat.Mi. 28 . with neg., kre/sson . . a)rxh=qen mh\ e)lqei=n not at all, Hdt. 5.18 ; cf. a)rxh/ 1.1 c. a)rxhi/+a, a(, Cret., = a)rxei/a , term of office, GDI 5007 (Gortyn), al. (unless name of a tribe). a)rxh/i+on, to/, v. sub a)rxei=on. a)rxhi/+s, i/dos, h(, title of priestess, IG 5(1).586 (Amyclae). a)rxh/n, Adv., v. a)rxh/ 1.1 c. a)rxi^-, insep. Prefix, like a)rxe- , from the same Root as a)/rxw, a)rxo/s. a)rx-i^a^rista/s, o(, = a)rxiereu/s , IG 12(1).705 (Camirus), cf. Michel 1187 (Peraea). a)rx-ia_trei/a, h(, office of a)rxiatro/s, archiatriae dignitas Cod.Theod. 13.3 . a)rx-ia_tro/s (on the accent v. Hdn.Gr. 1.229 ), Ion. a)rx-ihtro/s, o(, court or official physician, OGI 256.5 (Delos, ii/i B.C.), etc.; of the Roman Emperors, Gal. 14.2 , al.; of communities, arch. populares Cod.Theod. 13.3 , Cod.Just. 10.52.10 , al.: generally, responsible practitioner, Aret. CA 2.5 ; cf. a)rxii/atros. a)rxi/-bakxos, o(, chief of college of i)o/bakxoi, IG 22.1368.12 , al. a)rxi-bassa/ra [sa^], h(, leader of Bacchanals, CIG 2052 (Apollonia in Thrace). a)rxi-bde/llion, to/, = a)/gxousa , Ps.- Dsc. 4.23 Wellm.; spelt archebion in Plin. HN 22.51 . a)rxi-bou/kolos, o(, chief herdsman, Sch. Il. 1.39 . president of college of bouko/loi, SIG 1115.3 (Pergam., i A. D.): hence a)rxi-boukole/w, Inscr.Perg. 487.5 . a)rxi-bouleuth/s, ou=, o(, president of council, Sammelb. 1106 . a)rxi/-boulos, on, chief in council, Suid. a)rxi/-gallos, o(, head of college of ga/lloi in mystery-cult, Jahresh. 14 Beibl. 136 (Cyme, i A.D.), JHS 19.280 (Lycaonia), etc. a)rxi-ge/neqlos, on, = a)rxe/gonos , Orph. H. 14.8 ; *zeu/s Id. Fr. 168.5 . a)rxi-ge/rwn, ontos, o(, chief of a gerousi/a, Sammelb. 2100 (i B.C.), Cod.Just. 1.4.5 . a)rxi-gewrgo/s, o(, chief cultivator, POxy. 477.4 (ii A.D.), Ostr.Strassb. 727.6 (ii A.D.). a)rxi-gramma^teu/s, e/ws, o(, chief clerk or secretary, Plb. 5.54.12 , Plu. Eum. 1 , etc. a)rxi-dai/mwn, onos, o(, arch-demon, PMag.Par. 1.1349 (pl.). a)rxi-dafnhfore/w, Thess. a)rxi-dauxnafore/w, to be chief dafnhfo/ros, IG 9(2).1234 (Phalanna). a)rxi-dendrofo/ros, o(, chief of dendrofo/roi, IGRom. 1.614 (Tomi). a)rxi-desmofu/lac [u^], akos, o(, chief gaoler, LXX Ge. 39.21 , Ph. 1.290 (pl.):—also a)rxi-desmw/ths, ou, o(, LXX Ge. 40.4 . a)rxi-dia/konos [a_], o(, chief deacon, Just. Nov. 123.3 . a)rxi-di^kastei/a, h(, function of a)rxidikasth/s, PLond. 3.1222.4 (ii A.D.). a)rxi-di^kasth/s, ou=, o(, chief judge, D.S. 1.48 , Plu. 2.355a ; at Alexandria, BGU 1155.6 (i B.C.), OGI 136 , 682 , etc. a)rxi-dioikhth/s, ou=, o(, chief administrator, Michel 546.13 (Anisa, i B.C.). a)rxi/dion, to/, Dim. of a)rxh/ 11.3 , petty office, Ar. Av. 1111 ; u(phretei=n toi=s a). serve the petty magistrates, D. 18.261 . Dim. of a)rxh/ 1 , e)c a)rxidi/ou dub. in Philol. 21 (e)c a)rxa=s a)idi/w Rose). a)rxiepi/skopos, o(, archbishop, Just. Nov. 3.2.1 . a)rxiera^nisth/s, v. a)rxeranisth/s. a)rxi^er-a/omai, Med. , to be high-priest or priestess, LXX 4 Ma. 4.18 , J. AJ 17.19.1 , OGI 544.14 (Ancyra), IG 14.1878 , BSA 16.120 (Pisidia, iii A.D.), etc.: pf. part. h)rxierame/nos IGRom. 3.1475 (Iconium). a)rxi^er-a_tei/a, h(, = Lat. pontificatus maximus, Mon.Anc.Gr. 5.22 . a)rxi^er-a_teu/w ( Ion. a)rxi^er-hteu/w Inscr.Magn. 221.2 (i B. C.)), to be high-priest, LXX 1 Ma. 14.47 , PTeb. 407 (ii A.D.), OGI 485.4 ( Magn. Mae.), IG 14.1045 , etc. a)rxi^er-a_tiko/s, h/, o/n, of the a)rxiereu/s, e)k ge/nous a). Act.Ap. 4.6 , cf. J. AJ 15.3.1 , OGI 470.21 , Jahresh. 15.51 , etc.; qro/noi Just. Nov. 42.1.1 . a)rxi^e/r-eia, h(, chief-priestess, SIG 846 (Delph.), 882 (Olympia), etc.: misspelt a)rxeie/ria IG 5(2).313 (Mantinea, ii A.D.): = Lat. virgo Vestalis maxima, D.C. 79.9 . a)rxi^er-eu/s, e/ws , o(: Ion. a)rxi^e/rews, ew, Hdt. 2.37 , also in Pl. Lg. 947a : acc. pl. a)rxire/as v.l. in Hdt. 2.142 :— arch-priest, chief-priest, ll. cc., freq. in Inscrr., nh/sou OGI 93.3 (Cyprus), etc.: esp. in Roman provinces, of the Imperial cult, a). *)asi/as ib. 458.31 , etc., cf. PRyl. 149.2 (i A. D.), etc.:—at Rome, = pontifex, Plu. Num. 9 , etc.; a). me/gistos, = pontifex maximus, SIG 832 , etc. (but a)rxiereu/s alone, IG 7.2711 , etc.):—at Jerusalem, high-priest, LXX Le. 4.3 , Ev.Matt. 26.3 , etc. (Spelt a)rxi-iereu/s IGRom. 4.882 (Themisonium)). a)rxi^er-eu/w, = a)rxierateu/w , Gal. 13.600 . a)rxiermhneu/s, e/ws, o(, chief dragoman, Izv.Arch.Comm. 40.113 (Panticapaeum, ii/iii A. D.). a)rxi^ero-qu^te/w, to be president of i(eroqu/tai (q.v.), IG 12(1).836 (Lindus):—Subst. a)rxi^ero-qu/ths [u^], ou, o(, president of i(eroqu/tai, ib. 788 , al. a)rxi^erwsu/nh, h(, high-priesthood, *)apo/llwnos OGI 244.21 (Daphne, ii B.C.), cf. BGU 362v11 (iii A.D.), etc.; = pontificatus maximus, Plu. Pomp. 67 ; of the Jewish high-priesthood, LXX 1 Ma. 7.21 , J. AJ 15.3.1 , al. a)rxi-etai=ros, o(, chief friend or companion, LXX 2 Ki. 16.16 (due to mistranslation of pr. n. 'Arkī). a)rxi-eunou=xos, o(, chief of the eunuchs, ib. Da. 1.3 , Hld. 8.3 . a)rxi-za/koros, o(, h(, chief keeper of a temple, CIG 4470 (Laodicea). a)rxi-za/pfhs or a)/rxi-os, o(, title of religious official at Delos, Roussel Délos Colonie Athénienne 416 . a)rxi-qa/lassos [qa^], on, ruling the sea, *poseidw/n AP 6.38 ( Phil. ). a)rxi-qewre/w, to be a)rxiqe/wros, D. 21.115 , IG 12(5).946 (Tenos). a)rxi-qew/rhsis, ews, h(, = sq., Is. Fr. 148 . a)rxi-qewri/a, h(, the office of a)rxiqe/wros, Lys. 21.5 , Inscr.Prien. 174.27 (ii B.C.). a)rxi-qe/wros, o(, chief of a qewri/a or sacred embassy, And. 1.132 , Arist. EN 1122a25 , SIG 2588.15 , al. (Delos, ii B.C.):—also a)rxeqe/wros, a)rkiqe/wros, a)rkeqe/wros (q.v.); Dor. a)rxiqe/a_ros SIG 558.24 (Ithaca). a)rxi-qi^a^si/ths [i_], o(, leader of a qi/asos, IG 11(4).1228.4 (Delos, ii B. C.):—hence a)rxi-qi^a^si_teu/w, OGI 591.5 (Delos), etc.; and a)rxi-qi^a^seu/w, BCH 31.446 . a)rxi/-qronos, o(, occupying the chief seat, presiding, Choerob. in An.Ox. 2.182 . a)rxi-qu/ra [u^], h(, principal door of a temple, BCH 27.271 (Argos). a)rxi-qu^rwro/s, o(, chief door-keeper, Sammelb. 327 . a)rxi-i/a_tros, o(, = a)rxi/atros , IG 5(2).385 (Cleitor, i/ii A.D.), POxy. 126.23 (vi A.D.). a)rxi-ka^mi_neuth/s, ou=, o(, chief smelter, Ath.Mitt. 19.243 (Laureion). a)rxi-ke/raunos, on, ruling the thunder, Cleanth. 1.31 , v.l. for a)rgi- in Orph. Fr. 21a . a)rxi-kerde/mporos, o(, president of guild of merchants, IG 12(8).581 (Thasos). a)rxi-kh/pouros, o(, head-gardener, PHamb. 117 (iii B. C.), BGU 1479 (ii B. C. (?)). a)rxi/-klopos, o(, master-thief, Suid. a)rxi/-klwy, wpos, o(, robber-chief, Plu. Arat. 6 . a)rxi-koitwni/ths, ou, o(, chief chamberlain, IPE 2.428 (Tanais). a)rxiko/s, h/, o/n, (a)rxh/) of or for rule, royal, puqmh/n A. Ch. 260 ; ge/nos Th. 2.80 ; official, dikasth/rion Chor. in Rev.Phil. 1.219 : neut. pl. a)rxika/ as Subst., perh. presents demanded by officials on entering office, PTeb. 3.57A22 . of persons, fit for rule, command, or office, Pl. Prt. 352b , al., Isoc. 2.24 ; having served as magistrates, CIG 2774 (Aphrodisias): c. gen., a)nqrw/pwn X. Mem. 1.1.16 ; new/s Pl. R. 488d ; fu/sei a)rxiko\n path\r ui(w=n Arist. EN 1161a18 ; e)/stin -kw/tata tw=n genw=n *sku/qai kai\ *qra=|kes kai\ *pe/rsai Isoc. 4.67 . Adv. -kw=s, e)/xontes Lib. Or. 11.148 ; i(eratikw=s kai\ a). fulatto/mena Just. Nov. 58 . dominant, sovereign, h( a)rxikwta/th e)pisth/mh the sovereign science, i.e. sofi/a, Arist. Metaph. 982b4 ; th\n a). xw/ran e)/xein Id. PA 665b18 ; a). a)reth/, opp. u(phretikh/, Id. Pol. 1260a23 :—Math., principal, a). sumptw/mata, of the properties of a curve, Apollon.Perg. Con. 1 Praef.; a). dia/metroi principal diameters, ib. 1.51 . belonging to a)rxai/ 11.6 , Dam. Pr. 130 , 344 . primal, original, ge/nesis Phld. D. 3.14 ; -kw/taton ai)/tion S.E. M. 9.5 . Adv. -kw=s ib. 1.46 . a). sxh=ma poih/sews in which the poet commences with an invocation of the Muses, Zeus, etc., Anon. Fig. p.149S. a)rxi-ku^bernh/ths, ou, o(, chiefpilot, Str. 15.1.28 , Plu. Alex. 66 , PGrenf. 2.80.8 (v A. D.). a)rxi-ku^nhgo/s, o(, chief-huntsman, a Ptolemaic court official, OGI 99.2 ( Ptol. V), 143.3 (Cyprus, Ptol. VIII), Ostr. 1530 , J. AJ 16.10.3 . a)rxi-lh|sth/s, ou=, o(, robber-chief, Id. BJ 1.10.5 , Ps.-Callisth. 1.36 , PMasp. 2 iii 22 (vi A. D.). a)rxilla/n: a)rxipoi/mena (Cret.), Hsch. *)arxilo/xeios, a, on, of or used by Archilochus, me/tron Heph. 15.2 . a)rxi-ma/geiros [a^], on, chief cook, LXX Ge. 39.1 , al., cf. Ph. 2.63 ; title of a great officer in Oriental courts, LXX Da. 2.14 , cf. J. AJ 10.10.3 , Plu. 2.11b :—also a)rxi-ma^geireu/s, e/ws, o(, dignitary in Mithraic cult, BCH 37.97 (Thessalonica). a)rxi/-ma^gos, o(, chief of the magi, Epigr.Gr. 903b7 (Hypaepa), Rhetor. in Cat.Cod.Astr. 8(4).147 . a)rxi-mandri/ths, ou, o(, chief of a ma/ndra, abbot, Just. Nov. 5.7 . a)rxi-ma/ximos [a^], o(, officer of native Egyptian troops, PTeb. 112.86 (ii B.C.), 121.128 (i B.C.). a)rxi-mhxa^niko/s, o(, chief engineer, Sammelb. 1113 (ii A. D.). a)rxi/-mi_mos, o(, chief comedian, Plu. Sull. 36 . a)rxi-mu/sths, ou, o(, chief of the mystae, CIG 2052 (Apollonia in Thrace), Arch.Anz. 30.175 (Kara-Ornan), BCH 11.483 (Lydia), Jul.Laod. in Cat.Cod.Astr. 4.105.33 :—hence a)rxi-muste/w, Eph.Epigr. 3.236 (Perinthus). a)rxi-na_kore/w, to be chief of nako/roi ( = newko/roi ), BCH 37.94 (Thessalonica). a)rxi-naufu/lac [u^], akos, o(, chief of naval guard, Annuario 2.136 (Rhodes, i B. C.). a)rxi-nea_ni/skos, o(, chief of neani/skoi, CIL 6.2180 . a)rxi-new/koros, o(, chief of newko/roi, Milet. 7.65 (i A.D.), BCH 37.97 (ii/iii A. D.). a)rxi-newpoio/s, o(, chief of newpoioi/, CIG 2811 (neop- ib. 2781 , 2795 ). a)rxi-nuktofu/lac [u^], o(, chief of night-guard, Sammelb. 4636.33 (iii A. D.). a)rxi-oinoxoei/a, h(, office of chief cup-bearer, LXX Ge. 40.13 . a)rxi-oinoxo/os, o(, chief cup-bearer, ib. 1 sq., Plu. Alex. 74 . a)rxi-onhla/ths [a^], ou, o(, chief donkey-driver, CPHerm. 127r Fr. 2 vii 19 :—also a)rxonhla/ths, PLond. 1.131r321 (i A. D.). a)rxi-parafu/lac [u^], akos, o(, chief of parafu/lakes (q. v.), OGI 476.8 . a)rxi-pa/rqenos, on, chief among virgins, EM 702.6 . a)rxi-pastofo/ros, o(, head of college of pastofo/roi (q.v.), Ostr. 1174 , POxy. 241.10 (i A. D.). a)rxi-patriw/ths, ou, o(, head of a family, LXX Jo. 21.1 . a)rxi-pedi^ofu/lac [u^], akos, o(, chief of field-guards, Sammelb. 4525 . a)rxi-peira/ths, ou, o(, Lat. archipirata Cic. Off. 2.11.40 , al.:—pirate-chief, D.S. 20.97 , Plu. Pomp. 45 , Petron. 101 . a)rxi/-pla^nos, o(, nomad chieftain, Luc. Tox. 39 . a)rxi-poi/mhn, enos, o(, chief shepherd, 1 Ep.Pet. 5.4 , Sm. 4 Ki. 3.4 , PLips. 97 xi 4 (iv A. D.). a)rxi-poli^a/rxe/w, Thess. a)rxi-ttolia/rxew, to be president of board of magistrates, IG 9(2).1233 (Phalanna). a)rxi-presbeuth/s, ou=, o(, chief ambassador, D.S. 14.25 , Str. 17.1.11 , SIG 810.20 (Rhodes, i A. D.). a)rxi-pro/boulos, o(, president of pro/bouloi, CIG 4364 (Termessus). a)rxi-prosta^te/w, hold office of chief prosta/ths sunagwgh=s, Sammelb. 626 (Ptolem.). a)rxi-prosta/ths [a^], ou, o(, chief official of a synagogue, Arch.Pap. 2.430 . a)rxi-proure/w, v. -froure/w. a)rxi-profh/ths, ou, o(, chief prophet, Ph. 1.594 ; chief of profh=tai (q. v.), PGen. 7.5 (i A.D.), Ps.-Callisth. 3.34 :—hence a)rxi-profhtei/a, h(, PGen. 36.5 (ii A. D.). a)rxi-pru/ta^nis [u^], ews, o(, chief president, OGI 494.3 (Milet.), PTeb. 397.8 (ii A. D.), Inscr.Prien. 246.20 (iii A. D.), etc.:—hence a)rxi-pru^ta^neu/w, BCH 11.70 (Isaura). a)rxi-rabdou=xos, o(, chief lictor, Gloss. :— fem. a)rxi-rabdou/xissa, leader of wand-bearers, in cult of Cybele, IGRom. 1.614 (Tomi). a)rxireu/s, v. a)rxiereu/s. a)rxi/s, i/dos, h/, fem. of a)/rxwn, IG 12(5).909 , al. (Tenos). a)rxi-si_topoio/s, o(, chief baker, LXX Ge. 40.1 sq., Ph. 1.661 . a)rxi-skhptou=xos, o(, chief staff-bearer, CIG 2987.21 (Ephesus). a)rxi-sta/twr [a^], oros, o(, chief usher, POxy. 294.17 (i A. D.). stolisth/s, ou=, o(, keeper of the sacred vestments, OGI 111.18 (ii B.C.), Sammelb. 4011 . a)rxi-stra/thgos [a^], o(, commander-in-chief, LXX Jo. 5.15 , al., J. AJ 6.11.9 , etc. a)rxi-suna/gwgos [a^], o(, ruler of a synagogue, Ev.Marc. 5.22 , al., IG 14.2304 , Ramsay Cities and Bishoprics No. 559 :—hence a)rxi-suna^gwge/w, BCH 8.463 (Thessalonica, ii A. D.). master of a guild or company, IGRom. 1.782 (Thrace), etc. a)rxi-swma^tofu/lac [u^], akos, o(, chief of the body-guard, LXX Es. 2.21 , OGI 99.1 (ii B.C.), PTeb. 79.52 (ii B.C.), J. AJ 12.2.5 . a)rxi-tabla/rios, o(, ( tabularium) keeper of records, a). *ai)gu/ptou OGI 707.6 (Tyre, ii A. D.). a)rxitekton-eu/ma, atos, to/, construction, Bito 61.2 . a)rxitekton-eu/w, = sq., Id. 45 ( Pass. ). a)rxitekton-e/w, to be architecl, chief constructor, or commissioner of works, Plu. Per. 13 , Sosip. 1.16 , OGI 656 , etc.: c. acc., design, construct, triakonth/rh ib. 39 (iii B. C.); biblioqh/khn Afric. Cest. Oxy. 412.67 :— Pass. , th\n oi)ki/an . . eu)= h)rxitektonh=sqai Thphr. Char. 2.12 . generally, contrive, Ar. Pax 305 , Fr. 195 ; supervise, direct, -tektonou=ntos tou= *pla/twnos Phld. Acad.Ind. p.15M. a)rxitekto/n-hma, atos, to/, stroke of art, artifice, Luc. Asin. 25 . a)rxitekton-i/a, h(, architecture, construction, LXX Ex. 35.32 , Bito 49.2 , Gal. 5.68 . a)rxitekton-iko/s, h/, o/n, of or for an a)rxite/ktwn or his business and art, Pl. Plt. 261c ; of persons, fit to be a master-builder, skilled in his art, Arist. Pol. 1282a3 . h( -kh/ (sc. te/xnh or e)pisth/mh) architecture, Sosip. 1.36 . master-art or science, which prescribes to all beneath it, as an a)rxite/ktwn to his workmen, Arist. EN 1094a14 , Metaph. 1013a14 , al.; professional knowledge, Id. Po. 1456b11 . a)rxi-tektosu/nh, h(, conduct of office of a)rxite/ktwn, BCH 10.500 (Pisidia). a)rxi-te/ktwn, onos, o(, chief-artificer, master-builder, director of works, tou= o)ru/gmatos, th=s gefu/ras, Hdt. 3.60 , 4.87 ; opp. xeirote/xnhs, Arist. Metaph. 981a30 ; opp. e)rgatiko/s, Pl. Plt. 259e ; commissioner of works, IG 2.403 , al., ib. 9(1).694.145 (Corcyra), SIG 284.12 (Chios, from Erythrae), etc.; a). tou= naou= ib. 494.3 (Delph.); a). e)pi\ ta\ i(era/ IG 2.404 . pl., board of naval constructors, Arist. Ath. 46.1 . generally, author, contriver, E. Cyc. 477 ; a). ku/rios th=s h(donh=s Alex. 149.2 ; a). th=s e)piboulh=s D. 56.11 ; tou= te/lous Arist. EN 1152b2 ; tou\s tai=s dianoi/ais a). tino/s those that direct activities by thought, Id. Pol. 1325b23 . at Athens, manager of the state theatre and of the Dionysia, D. 18.28 , IG 2.335 . a)rxi-telw/nhs, ou, o(, chief toll-collector, chief-publican, Ev.Luc. 19.2 . a)rxi-tri/kli_nos, o(, president of a banquet (triclinium), Ev.Jo. 2.9 . head-waiter, Hld. 7.27 . a)rxi-upaspisth/s, ou=, o(, chief of the men-at-arms, Plu. Eum. 1 . a)rxi-uphre/ths, ou, o(, chief minister, IG 14.914 (iii A.D.), BGU 21 iii 9 (iv A. D.):—also a)rxuphre/ths, Sammelb. 599.61 , Ostr. 1538 . a)rxi-fereki/ths [ki_], ou, o(, head of Jewish school, Just. Nov. 146.1.2 . (Aram. pir[kudot ]ā 'lesson'.) a)rxi/-fi^los, o(, principal friend, dub.l. in J. AJ 7.9.6 (prob. a)rxai=on fi/lon). a)rxi-froure/w, command a froura/, IG 9(2).1059 (Thess.): also in form a)rxi-proure/w, ib. 1058 . a)rxi/-frouros, o(, commandant of a froura/, *)arx.*)ef. 1911.124 (Gonnos). a)rxi-fu^la^ke/w, hold office of a)rxifu/lac (q.v.), OGI 565.12 (Oenoanda); h)rxifulakhko/ta *luki/wn tou= koinou= TAM 2.143 (Lydae). a)rxi-fu^la^ki/a, h(, office of a)rxifu/lac, OGI 566.17 (Oenoanda):—written a)rxi-fu^la^kei/a, IGRom. 3.593 (Sidyma). a)rxi-fu^la^ki/ths, o(, commandant of fulaki=tai (q.v.), PRev.Laws 37.5 (iii B.C.), PHib. 1.73 , PTeb. 5.142 (ii B.C.):—hence a)rxi-fu^la^ki_tei/a, h(, office of a)., ib. 27.22 (ii B.C.), and a)rxi-fu^la^ki_teu/w, hold such office, PAlex. 9.4 (iii B. C.(?)). a)rxi-fu/lac [u^], akos, o(, commandant of guards, in Egypt, PGiss. 9.13 (ii A.D.). title of an official of the Lycian league, TAM 2.199 (Sidyma). a)rxi-fu/larxos [u_], o(, chief of the fu/larxoi, Zos. 3.22 . a)rxi/-fu_los, o(, chief of a tribe, LXX De. 29.10(9) . a)rxi/-fwr, wros, o(, = a)rxi/klwy , D.S. 1.80 . a)rxi/-xoros, o(, leader of chorus, IG 12(2).484.20 (Mytil.). a)/rxmata: a)pa/rxmata qeoi=s, Hsch. a)rxo-glupta/dhs, ou, o(, son of a place-hunter, Com.Adesp. 84 . a)rxo-eidh/s, e/s, of the nature of a principle, Arist. Metaph. 999a2 , APo. 86b38 , Plu. 2.1085c , Theol.Ar. 8 , al.: Comp. , Alex.Aphr. Febr. 21 , Simp. in Ph. 7.21 : Sup. , Alex.Aphr. Febr. 7 , Dam. Pr. 52t er. Adv. -dw=s Procl. Inst. 65 , Syrian. in Metaph. 3.23 . a)rxoino/xoos, contr. a)rxo/-xous, o(, chief butler, IG 9(1).486 (Thyrrheum), PTeb. 72.447 (ii B. C.). a)rxolabw=n: h)\ e)rgolabw=n, Hsch. a)rxonhla/ths, v. a)rxionhl-. a)rxoli/pa^ros [i_], on, grasping at office, Com.Adesp. 84 . a)rxont-eu/w, hold office of a)/rxwn, IPE 12.130.17 (Olbia, ii/iii A. D.). a)rxont-ia/w, wish to be ruler, Sch. Ar. V. 342 , Lyd. Mag. 1.28 . a)rxont-iko/s, h/, o/n, of an archon, pe/lekus AP 9.763 tit. ( Jul. Aegypt.); u(phresi/a PGrenf. 2.82.15 ( 400 A.D. ): generally, of a ruler, Corp.Herm. 1.25 . ex-archon, IG 14.756a (Naples), cf. 1789 . a)rxont-i/s, i/dos, h(, fem. of a)/rxwn, Cat.Cod.Astr. 2.177.8 . a)rxo/s, o(, leader, chief, ei(=s de/ tis a)rxo\s a)nh/r Il. 1.144 : c. gen., nhw=n 2.493 ; oi)wnw=n Pi. P. 1.7 ; ruler, *teixiou/sshs SIG 3d (Milet., vi B. C.); po/lews (opp. e)/ths), prob. in E. Fr. 1014 . = a)/rxwn , IG 7.3301 , al. a). e(w/|as, = dux Orientis, ib. 14.1073 (iv A. D.). of a god, SIG 56.26 (Argos, v B. C.). the rectum, Hp. Aph. 5.58 , Arist. HA 507a33 , Theol.Ar. 51 . the anus, Hp. Haem. 2 , Epid. 5.20 . a)rxo-sta/sia [a^], ta/, = a)rxaire/sia , IG 5(2).437 (Megalop., ii B. C.), *)arx.*)ef. 1917.2 , 10 (Perrhaebia). a)rxo-sta/sios [a^], o( (sc. mh/n), month in which elections were held at Erineos, GDI 2030 . a)rxo-sta/tai [a^], oi(, electoral college for the appointment of magistrates in Lycia, IGRom. 3.473.44 . a)rxuphre/ths, v. a)rxiuphre/ths. *)arxu/teios [u_], a, on, belonging to Archytas, Iamb. Comm. Math. 7 (-ios cod.). a)/rxw, Ep. inf. a)rxe/menai Il. 20.154 : impf. h)=rxon ib. 2.378 , etc.; Dor. a)=rxon Pi. O. 10(11).51 : fut. a)/rcw Od. 4.667 , A. Pr. 940 , Th. 1.144 : aor. h)=rca, Ep. a)/rca Od. 14.230 , etc.: pf. h)=rxa CIG 3487.14 (Thyatira), Decr. ap. Plu. 2.851f :— Med. , Od. 8.90 , etc.; non-thematic part. a)/rxmenos Call. Aet. 3.1.56 , al.: impf., Il. 9.93 , Hdt. 5.28 : fut. a)/rcomai (in med. sense, v. infr.) Il. 9.97 , E. IA 442 , X. Cyr. 8.8.2 ; Dor. a)rceu=mai Theoc. 7.95 : aor. h)rca/mhn Od. 23.310 , etc.:— Pass. , pf. h)=rgmai only in med. sense, v. infr. 1.2 : aor. h)/rxqhn, a)rxqh=nai Th. 6.18 , Arist. Pol. 1277b13 , v. infr. 11.4 :—to be first, in Time, begin, make a beginning, Act. and Med. (in Hom. the Act. is more freq., in Att. Prose the Med. , esp. where personal action is emphasized), pole/mou a)/rxein to be the aggressor, Th. 1.53 ; p. a)/rxesqai to begin one's operations, X. HG 6.3.6 ; a)/rxein tou= lo/gou to open a conversation, Id. An. 1.6.6 ; a)/rxesqai tou= lo/gou to begin one's speech, ib. 3.2.7 . Constr.: mostly c. gen., make a beginning of, a)/rxein pole/moio Il. 4.335 ; mu/qwn Od. 3.68 ; tw=n a)dikhma/twn prw=ton tou=to a)/rcai Hdt. 1.2 ; h)=rcen e)mbolh=s A. Pers. 409 ; tou= kakou= ib. 353 ; a)/rxein xeirw=n a)di/kwn, a)/rxein th=s plhgh=s, strike the first blow, Antipho 4.2.1 and 2 :— in Med. in religious sense, = a)pa/rxesqai, a)rxo/menos mele/wn beginning with the limbs, Od. 14.428 , cf. E. Ion 651 ; but Act. , spondai=sin a)/rcai Pi. I. 6(5).37 . c. gen., begin from or with . . , e)n soi\ me\n lh/cw se/o d' a)/rcomai Il. 9.97 ; a)/rxesqai *dio/s Pi. N. 5.25 ; po/qen a)/rcwmai; A. Ch. 855 ; po/qen pote\ h)=rktai Hp. VM 5 ; a)/rxesqai, h)=rxqai e)/k tinos, Od. 23.199 , Hp. Off. 11 ; a)po/ tinos freq. in Prose, a)rca/menoi au)ti/ka a)po\ paidi/wn even from boyhood, Hdt. 3.12 ; but more commonly e)k pai/dwn, e)k paido/s, etc., Pl. R. 408d , Thg. 128d :—a)po/ in non-temporal relations, a)rca/menos a)po\ sou=. i.e. including yourself, Pl. Grg. 471c , cf. D. 18.297 ; a)po\ tw=n pate/rwn X. Mem. 3.5.15 ; me/xri tw=n dw/deka a)po\ mia=s a)rca/menos Pl. Lg. 771c ; a)f' i(erw=n h)rgme/nh a)rxh/ ib. 771a ; a)f' *(esti/as a)rxo/menos Ar. V. 846 . c. gen. rei et dat. pers., a)/rxe qeoi=s daito/s begin a banquet to the gods, Il. 15.95 ; toi=s a)/ra mu/qwn h)=rxe 2.433 , etc.; th=|si de\ . . a)/rxeto molph=s Od. 6.101 ; h)=rce th=| po/lei a)nomi/as to\ no/shma Th. 2.53 , cf. 12 ; th\n h(me/ran a)/rxein e)leuqeri/as th=| *(ella/di X. HG 2.2.23 ; h(mi\n ou) smikrw=n kakw=n h)=rcen to\ dw=ron S. Tr. 871 . c. acc., a)/rxein o(do/n tini, show him the way, Od. 8.107 (but also a)/rxein o(doi=o lead the way, 5.237 ): abs. (sc. o(do/n) , a)/rxe d' *)aqh/nh 3.12 ; su\ me\n a)/rxe Il. 9.69 ; h)= r(a kai\ a)/rxe le/xosde kiw/n 3.447 ; h)=rxe d' a)/ra sfin *)/arhs 5.592 , cf. infr. 11.2 : with other accusatives, a)/rxein u(/mnon Pi. N. 3.10 ; a(/per h)=rcen A. Ag. 1529 (lyr.); luphro/n ti S. El. 552 ; u(/brin Id. Fr. 368 . of actions, se/o d' e(/cetai o(/tti ken a)/rxh| Il. 9.102 : freq. c. inf., toi=sin d' h)=rx' a)goreu/ein among them, Il. 1.571 , etc.; h)=rxe ne/esqai, h)=rx' i)/men, 2.84 , 13.329 ; a)/rxete nu=n ne/kuas fore/ein Od. 22.437 , etc.; u(fai/nein h)/rxeto mh=tin Il. 7.324 ; h)/rcanto oi)kodomei=n Th. 1.107 ; h( no/sos h)/rcato gene/sqai Id. 2.47 : c. part., of continued action or condition, h)=rxon xalepai/nwn Il. 2.378 ; h)\n a)/rch| a)dike/wn Hdt. 4.119 ; h( yuxh\ a)/rxetai a)polei/pousa X. Cyr. 8.7.26 ; po/qen a)\n o)rqw=s a)rcai/meqa e)painou=ntes; Pl. Mx. 237a , cf. Tht. 187a (but a)/. e)painei=n Id. Phdr. 241e ); a)/rcomai dida/skwn X. Cyr. 8.8.2 (but h)/rcw manqa/nein Id. Mem. 3.5.22 ). abs., a)/rxe take the lead! Il. 9.69 : generally, begin, a)/rxein [th\n e)kexeiri/an] th/nde th\n h(me/ran Indut. ap. Th. 4.118 , cf. Lex ap. D. 24.42 ; to\ a)/rxon, opp. to\ e(po/menon, Dam. Pr. 234 : part. a)rxo/menos at first, X. Eq. 9.3 , Cyn. 3.8 , Isoc. 2.54 ; at the beginning, a)rxome/nou de\ pi/qou kai\ lh/gontos Hes. Op. 368 , cf. Fr. 192.4 ; a)rxome/noisin h)\ katapauome/noisi Ar. Eq. 1246 ; a)/rxetai o( po/lemos e)nqe/nde Th. 2.1 ; a(/ma h)=ri a)rxome/nw| ibid.; qe/rous eu)qu\s a)rxome/nou ib. 47 . Gramm., of a word, a)/. a)po\ fwnh/entos D.T. 633.27 ; h( a)/rxousa (sc. sullabh/) A.D. Synt. 130.13 . in point of Place or Station, rule, govern, command, mostly c. gen., rule, be leader of . . , *boiwtw=n Il. 2.494 , cf. Hdt. 5.1 , etc. less freq. c. dat., a)ndra/sin h)=rca Od. 14.230 , cf. 471 , Il. 2.805 , Pi. P. 3.4 , A. Pr. 940 , E. Andr. 666 , IA 337 , IG 7.2830 (Hyettus), etc.; also e)n d' a)/ra toi=sin h)=rx' held command among them, Il. 13.690 , cf. Pl. Phdr. 238a : c. inf. added, a)/rxe *murmido/nessi ma/xesqai led them on to fight, Il. 16.65 . abs., rule, o(/son to/ t' a)/rxein kai\ to\ douleu/ein di/xa A. Pr. 927 , cf. Pers. 774 ; esp. hold a magistracy, o(koi=o/n te ei)/h a)/rxein meta\ to\ basileu/ein Hdt. 6.67 ; at Athens, etc., to be archon, D. 21.178 ; a)rxa/s, a)rxh\n a)/rxein, Hdt. 3.80 , Th. 6.54 ; a)/rxein th\n e)pw/numon (with or without a)rxh/n) IG 3.659 , 693 , SIG 872.7 . Pass. , with fut. a)/rcomai Hdt. 7.159 , Pi. O. 8.45 , A. Pers. 589 , Lys. 28.7 ; but a)rxqh/somai Arist. Pol. 1259b40 , D.C. 65.10 :—to be ruled, governed, etc., u(po/ tinos Hdt. 1.127 ; e)/k tinos S. El. 264 , Ant. 63 ; u(po/ tini Hdt. 1.91 , 103 ; sfo/dra u(po/ tinos Lys. 12.92 ; a)/rxe prw=ton maqw\n a)/rxesqai Sol. ap. D.L. 1.60 , cf. Pl. Prt. 326d ; du/nasqai kai\ a)/rxesqai kai\ a)/rxein Arist. Pol. 1277b14 ; oi( a)rxo/menoi subjects, X. An. 2 6.19 , etc. a)/rxwn, ontos, o(, (part. of a)/rxw) ruler, commander, neo/s Hdt. 5.33 : abs., A. Th. 674 , S. Aj. 668 , etc.; chief, king, *)asi/as A. Pers. 73 ; a)/. tou= ko/smou tou/tou, of Satan, Ev.Jo. 16.11 , al. as official title, chief magistrate, esp. at Athens, Th. 1.126 , etc.; oi( e)nne/a a)/rxontes IG 2.163 ; oi( a)/., at Sparta, the authorities, Hdt. 6.106 : sg., o( a)/rxwn the eponymous magistrate of the year, IG 1.52 , al., Arist. Ath. 3.3 , etc.; so in Boeotia, at Delphi, Delos, and elsewhere, IG 7.2407 , SIG 295.18 , IG 2.814 , etc.; = Lat. consul, Plb. 1.39.1 . governor of a dependency or province, e.g. in the Athenian Empire, IG 1.62b19 , etc.; of a Roman governor, OGI 441.59 ; = praefectus, Plb. 6.26.5 . generally, magistrate, official, Aeschin. 3.29 , etc.; opp. i)diw/ths, SIG 672.16 (Delph.); ruler of a synagogue, Ev.Matt. 9.18 ; president of a club, PLond. 3.1178.6 (ii A. D.). a)rx-wne/w, to be an a)rxw/nhs, PRev.Laws 14.3 , al., BCH 1.410 (Callipolis). a)rx-w/nhs, ou, o(, chief contractor or farmer of revenue, And. 1.133 (a)/rxwn ei(=s codd.), PRev.Laws 10.10 , al., CIG (add.) 3912 ; a). lime/nwn, = promagister portorii, Ephes. 2 No. 29 ; a). tessarakosth=s lime/nwn *)asi/as promagister quadragesimae . . , OGI 525.5 (Halic.). a)rxwni/das, = dru=s , Pl.Com. 233 . a)rwgh/ [a^], h(, (a)rh/gw) aid, succour, *zhno\s a)rwgh=| Il. 4.408 ; e)s me/son . . dika/ssate mhd' e)p' a)rwgh=| judge impartially and not in any one's favour, ib. 23.574 ; pe/mpein a). A. Ch. 477 (lyr.); ou)d' e)/xwn a). S. Ph. 856 (lyr.); in parody of A. , Ar. Ra. 1267 sq.; a).no/sou, po/nwn, help against . . , Pl. Lg. 919c , Mx. 238a . of persons, an aid, succour, dipla=s a)rwga\s molei=n, of Apollo and Artemis, S. OC 1094 (lyr.); stratiw=tin a)., of the Greek host, A. Ag. 47 , cf. 73 (lyr.).—Poet. word, rare in Prose. a)rwgonau/ths [a^], ou, o(, helper of sailors, AP 9.290 ( Phil. ). a)rwgo/s [a^], o/n, (a)rh/gw) aiding, succouring, propitious, tini/ Pi. O. 2.49 , A. Eu. 289 : abs., Id. Pr. 997 , S. OT 206 (lyr.):—rare in Prose, beneficial, medically, Hp. Aër. 10 ; e)/laion . . tai=s qrici\ a). Pl. Prt. 334b . c. gen., serviceable, useful towards a thing, a)rwga\ th=s di/khs o(rkw/mata A. Eu. 486 ; ge/nos nai/+as a)rwgo\n te/xnas serviceable in sea-craft, S. Aj. 357 ; di/yous a). against thirst, Antiph. 150 ; po/nwn Luc. Trag. 54 : with Preps., e)pi\ yeude/ssi Il. 4.235 ; pro/s ti Th. 7.62 : and c. dat., r(i/zas e)xi/essin a). serviceable against, Nic. Th. 636 . as Subst., helper, esp. in battle, o(/soi *danaoi=sin a)rwgoi/ Il. 8.205 , etc.; also, defender before a tribunal, advocate, ib. 18.502 ; a)rwgou\s cundi/kous q' h(/cw labw/n A. Supp. 726 . a)rw|dio/s, v.l. for e)rw|dio/s , LXX Le. 11.19 , al. a)/rwma (A) [a^r], atos, to/, aromatic herb or spice, Hp. Aph. 5.28 , X. An. 1.5.1 , prob. in Supp.Epigr. 1.414 (Crete, v/iv B. C., pl.), Arist. Pr. 907a13 , IG 5(2).514.17 (Lycosura, ii B.C., pl.), Plu. Phoc. 20 . a)/rwma (B) [a^r], atos, to/, (a)ro/w) arable land, corn-land, S. Fr. 75 (pl.), Ar. Pax 1158 , Eup. 304 . a)rwma^t-i/zw [a^r], spice, ste/ar Dsc. 1.66 :— Pass. , Id. 2.76.10 ; h)rwmatis me/non e)/laion Inscr.Prien. 112.62 (i B.C.). intr., have a spicy flavour or scent, D.S. 2.49 , Str. 16.2.41 , Plu. 2.623e . a)rwma^t-iko/s, h/, o/n, aromatic, duna/meis Dsc. 2.171 , Plu. 2.383f ; -ko/n, to/, ib. 791b ; -kh/ (sc. w)nh/), h(, contract for supply of spices, Röm.Mitt. 13.121 . a)rwma^t-iste/on, one must spice, perfume, Dsc. 2.76.8 . a)rwma^t-i/ths, ou, o(, fem. a)rwma^t-i=tis, idos, h(, = a)rwmatiko/s, oi)=nos Id. 5.54 ; sxoi=nos Str. 16.2.16 . a)rwma^to-pw/lhs [a^r], ou, o(, dealer in spices, Ptol. Tetr. 179 , Artem. 2.22 . a)rwma^to-fo/ros, on, spice-bearing, [gh=] Str. 1.2.32 ; *)arabi/a Dsc. 1.13 , cf. Plu. Alex. 25 , Luc. Macr. 17 . Subst. -fo/ros, o(, servant in charge of spices, J. AJ 17.8.3 . a)rwma^tw/dhs [a^r], es, likespice, spicy, Dsc. 1.13 , Gal. 1.399 , Ath. 1.33e . a)rw/menai, v. a)ro/w. a)rwni/a, h(, = a)/ron , corrupt in Phan. ap. Ath. 9.371d . = me/spilon , Dsc. 1.118 . a)rwrai=os, hyperdor. for a)rourai=os, Ar. Ach. 762 . a)rw/simos [a^], on, poet. for a)ro/simos (q. v.), S. Ant. 569 . a)/rwsis, ews, h(, = a)/rosis , POxy. 280.16 (i A. D.). a)/rwstos [a^], on, poet. for a)/rrwstos, AP 11.206 ( Lucill. ). a)=s, Aeol. , and a(=s, Dor. , = e(/ws , Sapph. 25 , Pi. O. 10(11).51 , Ar. Lys. 173 , Theoc. 14.70 ; esp. in sense as long as, Leg.Gort. 4.27 , al., Tab.Heracl. 1.100 . a)sageu/w, dub. in B. 8.13 . a)sa/zein: lupei=sqai, Hsch. a)=sai, contr. for a)a/sai, v. a)a/w. a)=sai, a)/saimi, v. a)/w. a)=|sai, a)/|sas, v. a)/|dw. a)sai/nwn: u(bri/zwn, lupw=n, Hsch. a)/saktos, on, (sa/ttw) not trodden down, gh= X. Oec. 19.11 . a)sa^la^mi/nios [mi_], on, not having been at Salamis, Ar. Ra. 204 . a)sa/lgan: u(/brin, a)me/leian, Hsch. a)salga/nas: fobero/s, Id.; cf. a)selgh/s. a)sa/leia [sa^], h(, (a)salh/s) carelessness, Sophr. 113 . a)sa/lein [sa^]: a)frontisqh=nai, sa/la ga\r h( fronti/s, Hsch. a)sa/leutos [sa^], on, unmoved, unshaken, a). h( gh= Arist. Mu. 392b34 ; of Delos, AP 9.100 ( Alph. ); e)/stai a)sa/leuton pro\ o)fqalmw=n LXX Ex. 13.16 , al.; prw=|ra Act.Ap. 27.41 ; of the sea, prob. in Plu. 2.982f : metaph. of the mind, E. Ba. 391 (lyr.); a). h(suxi/a Pl. Ax. 370d ; pi/stis Polystr. p.10 W.; basilei/a Ep.Hebr. 12.28 ; sta/la a). Hymn.Is. 4 ; ni/kh IG 9(1).270 (Atalante); a). me/nein, of ordinances, PLips. 34.35 (iv A.D.), cf. Sammelb. 4324.12 . Adv. -tws Plb. 9.9.8 : neut. pl. as Adv., xei/lesi a)sa/leuta memuko/si AP 12.183 ( Strat. ). a)sa^lh/s, e/s, unthinking, careless, mani/a A. Fr. 319 ; cf. a)sa/lein. a)/sa^los, on, = a)sa/leutos , Plu. 2.981c . a)sa/lpiktos, on, without sound of trumpet, w(/ra a). the hour when no trumpet sounds, i.e. midnight, S. Fr. 389 . a)sa/mba^los, = a)sa/ndalos , Nonn. D. 32.256 , 44.14 . a)sa/minqos [a^sa^], h(, bathing-tub, e)/s r(' a)sa/minqon e(/sasa having made sit in it, Od. 10.361 ; e)/k r(' a). bh= 3.468 ; e)/s r(' a)sami/nqous ba/ntes e)u+ce/stas Il. 10.576 , al.; a)rgure/as a). Od. 4.128 : rare in Att. , e)c a). ku/likos lei/bwn from a cup as large as a bath, Cratin. 234 ; later, Artem. 1.56 , PStrassb. 29.37 (iii A. D.). a)/sa_mos, Dor. for a)/shmos. *)asa/na, *)asa=nai, *)asa_nai=os, Lacon. for *)aqhn-, Ar. Lys. 1300 , 980 , al. a)sa/nda^los, on, unsandalled, unshod, Pherecyd. 105J. , Bion 1.21 . a)/santos, on, (sai/nw) not to be soothed, ungentle, qumo/s A. Ch. 422 (lyr.). = ou) sai/nwn , Hsch. a)sa^ph/s, e/s, (sh/pomai) not decayed, Hp. Epid. 5.27 , Arist. Pr. 909b4 , Thphr. HP 3.12.3 . Adv. -e/ws, = a)pe/ptws (acc. to Gal. ad loc.), Hp. Acut. 16 . a)/sar, = a)/saron (q. v.), Aët. 1.131 , Suid. a)sa^ri/ths [a^s] oi)=nos wine made from hazelwort (a)/saron), Dsc. 5.58 , Gp. 8.6 tit. a)sark-e/w, causal, make lean, Hp. Vict. 1.35 . a)sark-i/a, h(, want of flesh, leanness, Arist. HA 493b23 , Aret. SD 1.8 , 16 , Luc. Anach. 25 . a)/sark-os, on, without flesh, lean, opp. sarkw/dhs, Hp. VM 8 , X. Cyn. 4.1 , Arist. Pr. 867b34 ( Sup. ), Opp. C. 1.474 ( Sup. ); fu/llon Thphr. HP 3.11.1 ( Comp. ); bare of flesh, Hp. Fract. 18 ; o)sta= Com.Adesp. 1205 ; te/ttic AP 9.264 ( Apollon. or Phil. ): Comp. , ib. 5.101 (Marc. Arg). not consisting in flesh, di/aita Epicur. Fr. 464 ; trofh/ Porph. Abst. 1.1 . (a)- copul.) fleshy, Lyc. 154 . a)sark-w/dhs, es, lean, meagre-looking, Aret. SD 1.8 . a)/sa^ron [a^s], to/, a plant, hazelwort, Asarum europaeum, Crateuas Fr. 7 , Dsc. 1.10 , Gal. 11.840 , Androm. ap. Gal. 14.52 . = ba/kxaris , Ps.- Dsc. 3.44 . a)/sa_ros, Aeol. for a)shro/s, Sapph. 77 ( Comp. ). a)/sa^ros, on, = sq., Hsch. a)sa/rwtos [sa^], on, unswept, oi)=kos a room paved in mosaic to look as if strewn with crumbs, Plin. HN 36.184 . a)/sasqai, a)/sesqe, v. a)/w. a)/sato, contr. for a)a/sato, v. a)a/w , hurt. a)sauto/n, v. au)sauto/n. a)sa/f-eia [sa^], h(, want of clearness, uncertainty, obscurity, opp. safh/neia, Pl. R. 478c , cf. Plu. Sol. 19 , Arr. Tact. 1.3 ; personified, Emp. 122.4 :—later a)sa^fi/a, h(, Plb. 1.67.11 ; Ion. a)sa^fi/h Hp. Praec. 14 . a)saf-h/nistos, on, not explained, declared, Sch. E. Med. 722 (dub.). a)saf-h/s, e/s, indistinct (to the senses), dim, faint, shmei=a Th. 3.22 ; skiagrafi/a Pl. Criti. 107d ; indistinct (to the mind), uncertain, obscure, pa/nt' . . ai)nikta\ ka)safh= le/geis S. OT 439 ; nu\c dia\ to\ skoteinh\ ei)=nai a)safeste/ra e)sti/n by night one sees less distinctly, X. Mem. 4.3.4 ; a). pe/lagos AP 12.156 ; inarticulate, glw=ssa Hp. Epid. 1.26 .ig/; of sounds, Arist. Aud. 801b21 ; fqe/gmata Epigr.Gr. 1003.6 . of persons, obscure, dida/skalos Pl. R. 392d . Adv. -fw=s obscurely, Id. Cra. 427d ; polemou=ntai a)safw=s pote/rwn a)rca/ntwn without knowing which began, Th. 4.20 . a)sa/w [a^s], Thgn. 593 ; elsewh. Pass. a)sa/omai, imper. a)sw=, part. a)sw/menos: aor. h)sh/qhn : (a)/sh):—orig. glut oneself, take a surfeit, and so perh. in Sapph. Supp. 2.7 ; but usu., feel loathing or nausea, caused by surfeit, a)sa=tai Hp. Morb.Sacr. 25 , Int. 35 ; of pregnant women, Arist. HA 584a22 : metaph., to be disgusted or vexed at a thing, c.dat., mhde\n a)/gan xalepoi=sin a)sw= fre/na Thgn. 657 , cf. 593 ; o(/tan de/ ti qumo\n a)shqh=|s Id. 989 ; a)/saio Sapph. l. c.; e)di/zhto e)p' w(=| a)\n ma/lista th\n yuxh\n a)shqei/h Hdt. 3.41 ; a)sw/menos e)n fresi/ Theoc. 25.240 ; Aeol. a)sa/menoi [sa_] disgusted, Alc. 35 .—Never in good Att. ; in later Prose, polla\ a)sw/menoi kai\ a)dhmonou=ntes Ph. Fr. 74 H. a)/sbesqe: die/fqeire (Cret.), Hsch. a)sbesth/rioi, oi(, (a)/sbestos II) plasterers, Hsch. s.v. koniatai/. a)sbe/stinon (sc. li/non), to/, a non-combustible material, dub. l. in Plin. HN 19.20 . a)/sbestos, on, also h, on Il. 16.123 :— unquenchable, inextinguishable, flo/c Il. l. c.; not quenched, pu=r a)/. D.H. 3.67 , Plu. Num. 9 ; kle/os Od. 4.584 ; ge/lws Il. 1.599 ; boh/ 11.50 ; e)rgma/twn a)kti\s kalw=n a)/. ai)ei/ Pi. I. 4(3).42 ; a)/. po/ros w)keanou= ocean's ceaseless flow, A. Pr. 532 (lyr.); pu=r, of hell, Ev.Marc. 9.43 . as Subst., a)/sbestos (sc. ti/tanos), h(, unslaked lime, Dsc. 5.115 , Plu. Sert. 17 , Eum. 16 ; a)/. koni/a Lyc. ap. Orib. 8.25.16 . a mineral or gem, Plin. HN 37.146 . a)sbestw/dhs: tofus, Gloss. a)sbe/stwsis, ews, h(, plastering, Hsch. s.v. koni/asis. a)sbhnoi/: o)/rniqes, Hsch. a)sbolai/netai: fuscatur, Gloss. a)sbola/w, = foreg., Aesop. 59 . a)sbo/lh, h(, = a)/sbolos , Semon. 7.61 , Dsc. 5.161 , Gal. 8.378 . a)sbolqe/n: me/ga, u(yhlo/n, me/lan, Hsch. a)sbolopoio/s, o/n, turning into soot, Eust. 1949.36 . a)/sbolos, h( (o(, Hippon. 105 ), more Att. form for a)sbo/lh, soot, Ar. Th. 245 , Alex. 98.16 , Thphr. Ign. 39 , Luc. Tim. 2 . a)sbolo/w, cover with soot, in pf. part. Pass. h)sbolwme/nos Macho ap. Ath. 13.581e , cf. Plu. Cim. 1 , Arr. Epict. 3.16.3 . a)sbolw/dhs, es, sooty, Dsc. 1.68.6 . *)asgela/tas, epith. of Apollo, IG 12(3).248.8 , 27 (Anaphe); cf. *ai)gla/tas:—hence *)asgelai=a, ta/, festival of Apollo, ib. 249.22 . a)/sdos, = sth/lh liqi/nh , Arc. 45.5 . a)=se, contr. for a)/ase, v. a)a/w. a)se/b-eia, h(, ungodliness, impiety, opp. a)diki/a, dia\ th\n e)kei/nwn peri\ me\n qeou\s a). peri\ de\ a)nqrw/pous a)diki/an X. Cyr. 8.8.7 ; a). ei)s tou\s qeou/s Antipho 5.88 , cf. Pl. R. 615c , etc.; also a). a)po\ tou= qeou= LXX 2 Ki. 22.22 ; a). a)skei=n E. Ba. 476 ; di/kh a)sebei/as pro\s to\n basile/a Lys. 6.11 ; a)sebei/as gra/fesqai/ tina Pl. Euthphr. 5c : at Rome, disloyalty to the Emperor (as qeo/s), D.C. 57.9 ; of Christianity, Id. 68.1 : in pl., a)se/beiai a)nqrw/pois e)mpi/ptousi ne/ois Pl. Lg. 890a . a)seb-e/w, to be impious, act profanely, commit sacrilege, Hdt. 1.159 ; opp. a)dike/w, Ar. Th. 367 ; a). e)s to\n nho/n Hdt. 8.129 , cf. E. Ba. 490 , Antipho 5.93 ; peri\ ta\ i(ra/, tou\s qeou/s, Hdt. 2.139 , Antipho 4.1.2 , cf. X. Ap. 22 , etc.; pro\s ta\ qei=a Id. Cyn. 13.16 : c. acc. cogn., a). a)se/bhma Pl. Lg. 910e ; a)ggeli/as kai\ e)pita/ceis para\ no/mon a). ib. 941a ; peri\ ou(= th\n e(orth\n a)sebw=n e(/alwke D. 21.227 . c. acc. pers., sin against, h)\ qeo\n h)\ ce/non tin' a)sebw=n A. Eu. 271 (lyr.); a). qeou/s D.S. 1.77 , Plu. 2.291c ; to\ i(aro\n IG 7.2418 (Thebes, iv B. C.); to\n *kai/sara POxy. 1612.23 (iii A. D.):— Pass. , a)sebou=ntai oi<*> qeoi/ Lys. 2.7 ; h)sebh=sqai pro/s tinos D.C. 57.9 ; of households, to be affected with the consequences of sin, o(/tan tis a)sebhqh=| tw=n oi)/kwn Pl. Lg. 877e . Pass. also of the act, e)moi\ h)se/bhtai ou)de\n peri/ tinos And. 1.10 ; ta\ h)sebhme/na Lys. 6.6 . a)se/b-hma, atos, to/, impious or profane act, sacrilege, opp. a)di/khma, Antipho 2.1.3 , Th. 6.27 , D. 21.104 ; ta\ peri\ tou\s qeou\s a)sebh/mata Id. 16.130 . a)seb-h/s, e/s, (se/bw) ungodly, unholy, profane, sacrilegious, opp. eu)sebh/s, Pi. Fr. 132.1 , A. Supp. 9 (anap.); to\n a)sebh=, of Oedipus, S. OT 1382 , 1441 ; skopw=n ti/ a). X. Mem. 1.1.16 : c. gen., qew=n a)sebh/s against them, Paus. 4.8.1 ; a)sebe/steroi peri\ qeou/s X. Cyr. 8.8.27 ; pro\s a)llotri/ous J. BJ 5.10.5 . Adv. -bw=s, Sup. -e/stata D.C. 79.9 . a)/seiros, on, without trace, i(/ppos Eust. 1734.2 . a)sei/rwtos, on, not drawn by a trace (but by the yoke, cf. seirafo/ros) , o)/xhma E. Ion 1150 . a)/seistos, on, unshaken, gh= Max. Tyr. 41.4 : metaph., eu)daimoni/a Id. 4.5 , cf. D.L. 8.26 . Adv. -tws unshakably, Epicur. Ep. 2p.36U. , Arr. Epict. 2.17.33 . a)/sektos, on, Dor. for a)/yektos, Rhinth. 15 . a)selg-ai/nw, impf. h)se/lgainon D. 21.31 : fut. a)selga^nw= Id. 24.143 : aor. inf. a)selga=nai D.C. 52.31 :— Pass. , pf. h)se/lghmai (v. infr.): plpf. h)se/lghto J. AJ 17.5.6 :—to be a)selgh/s, behave licentiously, And. 4.7 , Pl. Smp. 190c ; ei)/s tina D. 54.5 :— Pass. , of acts, ta\ ei)s e)me\ h)selghme/na outrageous acts, Id. 21.19 . a)se/lg-eia, h(, licentiousness, wanton violence, Pl. R. 424e , Is. 3.13 , etc., oi(= proelh/luq' a)selgei/as a(/nqrwpos D. 4.9 : joined with u(/bris, Id. 21.1 ; insolence, opp. kolakei/a, Phld. Lib. p.42 O.; tw=n dhmagwgw=n Arist. Pol. 1304b22 : Astrol., epith. of certain zw/|dia, Vett. Val. 335.34 . licentiousness, peri\ ta\s swmatika\s e)piqumi/as Plb. 36.15.4 , etc. a)selg-e/w, late form of a)selgai/nw, Sch. Ar. Pl. 1093 . a)se/lg-hma, atos, to/, licentious act, prob. in Plb. 38.2.2 , cf. Plu. in Hes. 64 , Suid. s.v. a)stua/nassa ; vulgar abuse, in pl., POxy. 903.21 (iv A. D.). a)selg-h/s, e/s, licentious, wanton, brutal, And. 4.40 ( Sup. ), D. 2.19 ( Comp. ); ei)s e)/m' a). kai\ bi/aios Id. 21.128 , cf. Is. 8.43 ; skw=mma Eup. 244 : generally, outrageous, a)/nemos Id. 320 . Adv. -gw=s, pi/ones extravagantly fat, Ar. Pl. 560 ; a). zh=n D. 36.45 ; a). diakei/menos Lys. 24.15 ; a). tini\ xrh=sqai D. 9.35 . lascivious, lewd, Jul. Caes. 315c . a)selgo/-kerws, o(, h(, with outrageous horn, krio/s Pl.Com. 210 . a)selgo-ma^ne/w, to be madly dissolute, Ps.- Luc. Philopatr. 7 . a)selgo-poio/s, o/n, producing licentious persons, dekanoi/ Antioch.Astr.in Cat.Cod.Astr. 8 ( 3 ). 109.13 . a)se/lhnos, on, moonless, nu/c Th. 3.22 , cf. Plb. 7.16.3 , App. BC 5.114 . a)se/li_nos, on, without crown of celery, ni/kh D.C. 68.19 . a)semnolo/ghtos, on, not solemnly extolled, Eust. 342.39 . a)/semnos, on, undignified, ignoble, Arist. Mu. 398b4 , Ph. 2.406 , Hdn. 2.7.1 ; esp. in Lit. Crit., D.H. Comp. 7 , al., Demetr. Eloc. 189 , Longin. 43.1 ; indecent, Eust. 1950.63 . Adv. -nws A.D. Conj. 232.9 , al.; bi/on a). dih=gen BGU 1024 vii 22 (iv/v A.D.). a)septe/w, = a)sebe/w, ei)s qeou\s mhde\n a)septei=n S. Ant. 1350 (lyr.). a)/septos, on, unholy, ta\ a)/septa S. OT 890 (lyr.); *prwte/ws a)se/ptou paido/s E. Hel. 542 , cf. Pae.Delph. 22 . a)/sh [a^], Aeol. a)/sa, h(, surfeit, loathing, nausea, Hp. Aph. 5.61 (pl.), Acut.(Sp.) 14 ; a)/sh peri\ th\n kardi/an Epid. 7.10 ; a)/. plhsmonh/ Sch. Il. Oxy. 221 xi 18 . distress, vexation, Hdt. 1.136 , Andronic.Rhod. p.570 M.; e)/pause kardi/an a)/shs E. Med. 245 : pl., mh/ m' a)/saisi mh/t' o)ni/aisi da/mna qu=mon Sapph. 1.3 , cf. Alc. Supp. 14.11 ; lu/pas kai\ a)/sas pare/xein Pl. Ti. 71c , cf. Stoic. 3.100 . longing, desire, kh=r a)/sa| bo/rhtai Sapph. Supp. 25.17 . = a)/sis , Luc. Cyn. 1 , Poll. 1.49 , Opp. H. 3.433 . (Cf. a)/w satiate.) a)shkori/s: a)diki/a, Hsch. a)sh/koros: a)khdiasth/s, Id. a)shm-a/nqrwpos, o(, 'electron-man', Zos.Alch. p.207B. ; cf. a)rgura/nqrwpos. a)sh/m-antos, on, without leader or shepherd, mh/loisin a)shma/ntoisin e)pelqw/n Il. 10.485 , cf. Tryph. 616 ; do/mos Opp. H. 3.361 . unsealed, unmarked, Hdt. 2.38 , Pl. Lg. 954a , Hyp. Fr. 4 ; = a)fu/laktos , Hsch. giving no sign: hence, unseen, unknown, Nonn. D. 3.95 , 5.232 ; unintelligible, e)/pea ib. 10.31 . a)sh/mantoi tou/tou o(\ . . sw=ma o)noma/zomen not entombed in this, which we call body, Pl. Phdr. 250c , with play on signf. 11.1 , cf. Dam. Pr. 161 . uncoined, xruso\s kai\ a)/rguros App. Hisp. 23 , Pun. 66 . Act. , opp. shmantiko/s, without significance, le/cis Diog.Bab.Stoic. 3.213 ; fwnh/ Plu. 2.1026a . Adv. -tws Paul.Aeg. 3.15 . a)sh/m-antros, on, without seal, PMasp. 151.10 (vi A. D.). a)shmei/wtos, on, unnoticed, phgh\n parelqei=n Ph. 1.121 ; a)samh/wton au)tou= ta\n parousi/an a)fe/men GDI 3059.22 (Byzantium, i A. D.). without signposts, of a road, Demetr. Eloc. 202 . not capable of being inferred by signs, a)shmei/wta pa/nta poiou=si ta)fanh= Phld. Sign. 30 . a)shmokle/pths, ou, o(, thief of plate, AP 11.360 . a)/shmos, Dor. a)/sa_mos, on, without mark or token, a)/. xruso/s uncoined gold, bullion, or plate, Hdt. 9.41 ; a)/. xrusi/on, a)rgu/rion, Th. 2.13 , 6.8 , Alex. 69 ; freq. in Inscrr., opp. e)pi/shmon, IG 1.170.6 , 2.652B22 , etc., cf. Luc. Cont. 10 ; also of cattle, not branded, IG 7.3171 ; of persons, without distinguishing marks (e. g. ou)lai/), PGrenf. 1.27.7 , al.; a)/. o(/pla arms without device, E. Ph. 1112 : generally, shapeless, formless, Opp. C. 3.160 . later to\ a)/shmon (sc. a)rgu/rion) plate, silver, LXX Jb. 42.11 , AP 11.371 ( Pall. ); me/talla a)sh/mou silver-mines, Ptol. Geog. 7.2.17 : also, = electron, alloy of gold and silver, or an imitation thereof, Ps.-Democr. Alch. p.49 B. , etc.:—masc. a)/shmos, o(, PLeid.X. 6 , al. of sacrifices, oracles, and the like , unintelligible, xrhsth/ria Hdt. 5.92 . b/; xrhsmoi/ A. Pr. 662 ; a)/. o)rgi/wn manteu/mate S. Ant. 1013 . leaving no mark, indistinct, to the hearing, pterw=n ga\r r(oi=bdos ou)k a)/. h)=n ib. 1004 ; of sounds and voices, inarticulate, unintelligible, a)/shma fra/zein Hdt. 1.86 ; a)/. knuzh/mata Id. 2.2 ; a)/shma boh=s, = a)/shmos boh/ , S. Ant. 1209 . without significance, meaningless, [ tou= diplou= o)no/matos] to\ me\n e)k shmai/nontos kai\ a)sh/mou Arist. Po. 1457a33 , Rh. 1405a35 ; a)/shma tri/zein, of a mouse, Babr. 108.23 ; mo/rion Stoic. 2.46 ; le/cis Simp. in Ph. 1164.4 . to the eye, a)/shmon e)/xein muelo/n Arist. PA 652a1 : generally, pro\s th\n ai)/sqhsin -o/tera Id. Aud. 802a14 . generally, unperceived, unnoticed, A. Ag. 1596 , S. Ant. 252 ; a)sh/mwn u(pe\r e(rma/twn hidden, sunken rocks, Anacr. 38 . of persons, cities, etc., of no mark, obscure, insignificant, ou)k a)/. E. HF 849 , cf. Ion 8 ; nu\c ou)k a)/. a night to be remembered (being a feast), Antipho 2.4.8 ; to\ th=s patri/dos h)\ tou= ge/nous a)/shmon Phld. Sto.Herc. 339.16 . Adv. -mws without leaving traces, Hp. Epid. 1.1 , Morb.Sacr. 11 ; a). poreu/esqai X. Cyn. 3.4 ; a). kai\ kenw=s fqe/ggesqai inarticulately, Theopomp.Hist. 250 . ignobly, ou)k a). D.S. 5.52 , Hdn. 1.10.4 . a)shmo/ths: ignobilitas, Gloss. a)sh/mwn, on, gen. onos, = a)/shmos 111 , S. OC 1668 . a)shmwni/a, h(, farming of trade in silver bullion, BGU 1242 (iii/ii B.C.). a)/shptos, on, not liable to decay or corruption, Hp. Fist. 4 , X. Cyn. 9.13 ( Sup. ), Arist. HA 521a1 , etc.; cu/la a)/., of Acacia tortilis, LXX Ex. 25.5 , cf. Thphr. HP 4.2.8 : Sup. , ke/dros Ph. 2.147 . undigested, siti/a Hp. Aff. 24 . a)shrh/s, e/s, = sq., causing discomfort, Gal. 18(2).850 . a)shro/s [a^], o/n, (a)/sh) causing discomfort, Hp. Fract. 22 , 33 , Plu. 2.713a . Adv. -rw=s Poll. 3.99 . feeling disgust, disdainful, Sapph. 77 ( Comp. ): Medic., feeling discomfort, Ruf. ap. Orib. 45.30.22 . a)/shros, on, (sh=res) without worms, Suid. a)/shstos, on, (sh/qw) unsifted, Diph Siph. ap. Ath. 3.115d , Sor. 1.50 . a)sqe/n-eia, h(, want of strength, weakness, Th. 1.3 , etc.: in pl., i)sxu/es kai\ a). Pl. R. 618d ; esp. feebleness, sickliness, Hdt. 4.135 ; a). tou= gh/rws Antipho 4.3.2 , Pl. R. 330e ; swma/twn Th. 4.36 , etc. disease, sickness, Id. 2.49 (pl.), OGI 244.11 (Daphne, ii B.C.), etc.; di' a)sqe/neian Ep.Gal. 4.13 . a). bi/ou poverty, Hdt. 2.47 , 8.51 . in moral sense, feebleness, weakness, th=s a)nqrwpi/nhs fu/sews Pl. Lg. 854a , cf. Arist. EN 1150b19 ; tou= a)kroatou= Arist. Rh. 1419a18 .—Rare in poetry, as E. HF 269 . -e/w, to be weak, feeble, sickly, a). me/lh to be weak in limb, E. Or. 228 ; tou\s o)fqalmou\s a). Pl. Ly. 209e ; a). a)sqe/neia<*>n Id. Chrm. 155b : abs., E. Hipp. 274 , Th. 7.47 , Ev.Matt. 10.8 , etc.; h)sqe/nhse he fell sick, D. 1.13 ; a)sqene/wn sick man, Hp. VM 12 ( Phot. says that malaki/zesqxi is used of women); h)sqenhko/ta Plb. 31.13.7 . to be needy, Ar. Pax 636 ; h)sqenhko/tes, of those unable to pay taxes, PTeb. 188 (i B.C.). c. inf., to be too weak to do a thing, not to be able . . , J. BJ 2.15.5 ; ei)s to\ qewrei=n Plot. 3.8.4 . decline, h)sqe/nhsen h( h(me/ra ei)s th\n e(spe/ran LXX Jd. 19.9 . a)sqe/n-hma, atos, to/, weakness, ailment, Arist. GA 726a15 , Gp. 1.12.27 (pl.); weakness of conscience, Ep.Rom. 15.1 (pl.). a)sqen-h/s, e/s, without strength, weak, in body, feeble, sickly, tou\s a)sqene/as th=s stratih=s Hdt. 4.135 , cf. Hp. VM 12 ; a)sqenei= xrwti\ bai/nwn Pi. P. 1.55 , etc.; o( panta/pasin a). tw=| sw/mati D. 21.165 ; a). peri\ to\n o)fqalmo/n Luc. Nigr. 4 ; tou\s a)sqenesta/tous e)s ta\s talaipwri/as least able to bear hardship, Hdt. 4.134 ; a)sqene/steros po/non e)negkei=n too weak to . . , D. 23.54 . Adv. a)sqenw=s, i)/sxein Pl. Lg. 659e , cf. OGI 751.8 (Amblada, ii B.C.). in mind, and the like , to\ a). th=s gnw/mhs the weakness, Th. 2.61 . in power, weak, feeble, a). du/namis Hdt. 7.9 .a/, cf. 1.58 ; te/xnh d' a)na/gkhs-este/ra makrw=| A. Pr. 514 ; po/lin e(no\s-este/ran S. OC 1033 ; ei)s w)fe/leian a). D. Ep. 2.15 . in property, weak, poor, oi( xrh/masin a)sqene/steroi Hdt. 2.88 : abs., o(/ t' a). o( plou/sio/s te E. Supp. 433 ; oi( a)sqene/steroi the weaker sort, i.e. the poor, X. Cyr. 8.1.30 , cf. Lys. 1.2 . insignificant, ou)k a)sqene/statos sofisth\s *(ellh/nwn Hdt. 4.95 ; paltry, a). so/fisma A. Pr. 1011 ; of streams, petty, small, Hdt. 2.25 ; of fluids, of small specific gravity, Id. 3.23 ; e)s a)sqene\s e)/rxetai comes to nothing, Id. 1.120 . Adv. -nw=s feebly, without energy, Pl. R. 528b ; on slight evidence, a)pagge/llesqai Onos. Praef.: Comp. a)sqeneste/rws, e)piqumei=n Pl. Phdr. 255e ; -e/steron Id. Chrm. 172b ; -e/stera Th. 1.141 . a)sqen-iko/s, h/, o/n, weakly, paidi/on Arist. HA 587a20 , Timo 26.1 , Luc. Tox. 19 . Adv. -kw=s, ai)sqa/nesqai Arist. Insomn. 462a20 . a)sqeno-poie/w, make weak, App. Mac. 9.6 . a)sqeno-poio/s, o/n, causing weakness, Archig. ap. Aët. 12.1 , Sch. A.R. 2.205 , Sch. Nic. Th. 158 . a)sqeno/-rri_zos, on, with weak roots, Thphr. CP 4.14.4 . a)sqen-o/fqalmon zw/|dion, of the Ram, Rhetor. in Cat.Cod.Astr. 7.194.2 , cf. 1.166.19 . a)sqeno/-yu_xos, on, weak-minded, LXX 4 Ma. 15.5 . a)sqen-o/w, weaken, X. Cyr. 1.5.3 . a)sqe/n-wsis, ews, h(, weakness, faintness, Hp. Judic. 20 . a)/sqma, atos, to/, short-drawn breath, panting, a)/sqma kai\ i(drw/s Il. 15.241 ; a)rgale/w| a)/sqmati ib. 10 ; u(p' a)/sqmatos kenoi/ A. Pers. 484 ; a)/sqmati streugo/menos Tim. Pers. 93 ; u(po\ a)/sqmatos a)dunatei=n Pl. R. 568d , cf. 556d ; as symptom of anger, Phld. Ir. p.27 W.; death-rattle, Pi. N. 10.74 . Medic., asthma, Hp. Aph. 3.22 (pl.), etc. breath, breathing, Mosch. 3.53 , Luc. DDeor. 11.2 , Philum. Ven. 36.3 ; blast, a)rktw/|ois a)/sqmasi AP 9.677 ( Agath. ); a)/. flogo/s Coluth. 179 ; keraunou= Nonn. D. 1.2 . (On the accent v. Hdn.Gr. 1.522 .) a)sqm-a/zw: a)sqmai/nw, AB 451 . a)sqm-ai/nw, breathe hard: used by Hom. in pres. part., panting, as after running, tw\ d' a)sqmai/nonte kixh/thn Il. 10.376 ; gasping for breath, of one dying, o(/ g' a)sqmai/nwn . . e)/kpese di/frou 5.585 , cf. 10.496 , Pi. N. 3.48 : pres. ind., Hp. Morb. 3.7 , Arist. Pr. 905b33 : impf., Luc. DMeretr. 5.4 ; ou)de\n a)sqmai/nwn without an effort, A. Eu. 651 ; a). ti pant for a thing, Hld. 4.3 : c. acc. cogn., a). puro\s drimei=an o(moklh/n Opp. H. 4.14 . a)sqm-a/omai, = foreg., prob. in PMag.Leid.W. 12.28 . a)sqm-ati/as, ou, o(, = sq., Adam. 2.41 . a)sqm-atiko/s, h/, o/n, suffering from dyspnoea or asthma, Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 10.8.9 , Antyll.ib. 6.8.4 , Dsc. 1.25 , Gal. 13.106 ; panting, Man. 4.274 . a)sqm-atw/dhs, es, = foreg., Hp. Epid. 2.2.19 , 4.21 . a)/sqm-hsis, ews, h(, = a)/sqma , Gloss. *)asi/a [a^], Ion. -ih, h(, Asia, Pi. O. 7.18 , Hdt. 1.4 , 4.45 , A. Pr. 412 ; gh= *)asi/a S. OC 694 , etc.:—Adj. *)asia_no/s, h/, o/n, Asian, Asiatic, Th. 1.6 , etc.; *)a. r(h/tores Theon Prog. 2 ; *)a. zh=los Str. 14.1.41 , Plu. Ant. 2 . Adv. -nw=s, e(stia=n tina/ D.C. 46.30 :—fem. *)asia/s, a/dos, and *)asi/s, i/dos [the latter with a_], freq. in A. and E. , never in S. , *)asia/s being required by the metre in E. Or. 1397 (lyr.), Ba. 1168 (lyr.), Cyc. 443 , *)asi/s in A. Pers. 270 (lyr.), Supp. 547 (lyr.), cf. Euph. 34 : *)asia/s (sc.gh=), = *)asi/a , E. Tr. 748 , Ion 1356 ; also (sc. kiqa/ra), the Asian harp, Ar. Th. 120 , cf. E. Cyc. 443 , Plu. 2.1133c :—also *)asia/ths, a)sqm-a=tis, Ion. a)sqm-h/ths, a)sqm-h=tis, A. Pers. 61 (lyr.), E. Andr. 1 , etc.: *)asia_tiko/s, h/, o/n, Str. 15.2.8 : *)asi/hqen, Adv. from Asia, CIG 6336 . (Fem. of a)/sios (q. v.).) *)asia-genh/s, e/s, of Asiatic descent, D.S. 17.77 ; = Asiaticus, cognomen of Scipio, Id. 35.33 : Ion. *)asihgenh/s, Opp. C. 1.235 . a)si/aros: e)piska/zwn, h)\ a)si/daros, Hsch. *)asi-a/rxhs, ou, o(, an Asiarch, priest of the Imperial cult in the province of Asia, Str. 14.1.42 , Act.Ap. 19.31 , IG 12(3).531 , 14.2405 , etc.; *)a. naw=n tw=n e)n *)efe/sw| OGI 525.8 (Halic.):—hence *)asi-arxe/w, BMus.Inscr. 481 *. 240 (Ephesus, ii A. D.), etc. *)asi-arxi/a, h(, office of *)asia/rxhs, Dig. 27.1.6.14 . *)asi/-arxos, o(, = *)asia/rxhs , CIG 2990a (Ephesus). *)asia_togenh/s, e/s, of Asian birth, A. Pers. 12 , Critias 6.6D. a)si_g-hsi/a, h(, inability to keep silence, Plu. 2.502c . a)si_/g-htos, on, never silent, Call. Del. 286 , Nonn. D. 42.405 , al. a)/sigmos, on, without sigma, w)|dai/ D.H. Comp. 14 ; a)/. w)|dh/, name of a poem of Lasus without a sigma in it, Ath. 10.455c :—hence a)sigmopoie/w, compose such a poem, ibid. a)si/da, h(, = Hebr. [hudot ]asidhah, stork, LXX Jb. 39.13 , Je. 8.7 : cf. a)/sidon: e)rwdio/n, Hsch. a)si/dhros [i^], on, not of iron, moxloi/ E. Ba. 1104 ; not made by iron, au)=lac AP 9.299 ( Phil. ). without sword, xei/r E. Ba. 736 ; ma/xh sham fight, Onos. 10.4 ; bi/os Max.Tyr. 36.1 . *)asih=tis, Ion. for *)asia=tis. a)/sikxos, on, not nice as to food, Plu. Lyc. 16 . not easily causing satiely or disgust, of food, Id. 2.132b ( Sup. ). a)/silla, h(, yoke, like that of a milk-man, to carry baskets, pails, etc., Simon. 163 ; a)/. e)pwmi/ous a)nelo/menoi Alciphr. 1.1 (prob.). a)sillo-fore/w, carry a yoke, Democr. 132 , prob. in EM 160.34 . a)sillo-fo/ros, on, carrying a yoke, PLond. 1.44.33 (ii B.C.). a)/silos, on, v. a)na/silos. a)si^nh/s, e/s, unhurt, unharmed, ta\s ei) me/n k' a)sine/as e)a/a|s Od. 11.110 ; a)sine/a tina\ a)pope/mpein Hdt. 2.181 ; a). a)pike/sqai, a)naxwre/ein, Id. 8.19 , 116 ; a). dai/mwn secure, happy fortune, A. Ag. 1341 ; bi/otos Id. Ch. 1018 ; a)sinh\s ai)w=na dioixnei= Id. Eu. 315 . less freq. of things, undamaged, oi)/khma Hdt. 2.121 . g/; e)a=n ta\ e)piqe/mata . . a)sinh= IG 3.1418 , 1419 ; u(gih\s kai\ a). POxy. 278.18 (i A. D.); of ships, App. BC 5.98 : metaph., kano/nes a)lhqei/as Ph. 1.215 . Act. , doing no harm, Sapph. 80 , Hdt. 1.105 , Hp. Fract. 28 , Schwyzer 197.46 (Crete, iii B. C.); a)sine/sterai phrw/sies Hp. Art. 61 ; harmless, of wild asses, X. Cyr. 1.4.7 ; innocent, h(donai/ Pl. Lg. 670d ; a)sine/statai tw=n h(donw=n Id. Hp.Ma. 303e . protecting from harm, po/lews a)sinei= swth=ri A. Th. 826 . Adv. -nw=s, Ion. -ne/ws Hp. Epid. 1.1 , Arist. HA 617a3 : Sup. -e/stata X. An. 3.3.3 . a)si^no/ths, htos, h(, innocence, Eun. VS 480B. a)siogei=ai, ai(, mud-walls, Sch. Il. 21.231 . a)/sios, a, on, epith. of leimw/n, Il. 2.461 , prob. Asian, but also expld. as i)luw/dhs, Eust.adloc., or meadow of Asias (reading *)asi/w), Str. 14.1.45 , St.Byz. 131.7 . a)si/rakos, o(, locust without wings, = trwcalli/s , Dsc. 2.52 codd.: a)sei/rakos, Gal. 12.366 . a)/sis [a^], ews, h(, slime, mud, Il. 21.321 , Nic. Th. 176 ; e)k qala/sshs Charito 2.2 ; cf. a)/sis: ko/nis, h)\ ei)=dos o)rne/ou, Hsch. a)=|sis, ews, h(, singing, song, Ptol. ap. Eust. 1312.41 . *)asi/s [a_], i/dos, h(, v. *)asi/a. a)si_t-e/w, abstain from food, fast, E. Hipp. 277 , Pl. Smp. 220a ; a). h(me/ras du/o Arist. HA 594b20 . have no appetite, Hp. Aph. 2.32 . a)si_t-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, want of food, Hdt. 3.52 , E. Supp. 1105 (both pl.). abstinence from food, Hp. Acut. 34 , Arist. EN 1180b9 . want of appetite, Hp. Aph. 7.6 . a)/si_t-os, on, without food, fasting, Od. 4.788 , S. Aj. 324 , E. Med. 24 , Th. 7.40 , Phryn.Com. 3 D. , etc.; i)xqu/s Pl.Com. 29 . Adv. -ws Mantiss.Prov. 1.47 : a)siti/ LXX Jb. 24.6 . of forbidden food, eu)wxi/a a)/. Ph. 2.398 (dub.l.). a)sixh/r: dotiko/s, Hsch. ; cf. h)/sixer. a)si^w/phtos, on, not to be left unspoken, to\ a)lhqe\s a). Eun. Hist. p.261 D. a)skai/rw, = skai/rw (with a)- euph.), Q.S. 5.495 (dub.). a)ska/la^bos [ka^], o(, = sq., GDI 3123 (Corinthian vase), Nic. Th. 484 , Ant.Lib. 24.3 . a)ska^la^bw/ths, ou, o(, spotted lizard, gecko, Platydactylus mauretanicus, Ar. Nu. 170 , Arist. HA 538a27 , 607a27 ; cf. skalabw/ths, kalabw/ths. a)ska/lafos, o(, an unknown bird, perh. a kind of owl, Arist. HA 509a21 . a)ska/leutos [a^], on, unhoed, Sch. Theoc. 10.14 . a)skalew=s: a)/lan sklhrw=s, e)pimo/n us, Hsch. (i. e. a)skele/ws). a)ska^lhrh/s, e/s, equilateral, Democr. 132 (prob. a)skalhne/s, cf. skalhno/s). a)ska/lhron, to/, v.l. (ap. Ath. ) for skali/as (q.v.), Thphr. HP 6.4.11 : —also a)skali/a, Plin. HN 21.97 . a)ska^li/zw, hoe, Phryn. PS p.42 B. a)ska/listos [a^], on, = a)ska/leutos , Sch. Theoc. 10.14 . a)/ska^los, on, = a)ska/leutos , Theoc. 10.14 :—also a)/skaltos, on, Hsch. a)ska^lw/nion kro/muon Syrian onion, Allium Cepa, Diocl.Fr. 120 , Thphr. HP 7.4.7 , Plin. HN 19.101 . (Hence Eng. shallot, which however is applied to kro/muon sxisto/n; v. kro/muon. ) a)skalw/pas, o(, prob. woodcock, Scolopax ruricola, Arist. HA 617b23 . a)ska^mwni/a, h(, = skamwni/a , Gp. 12.19.18 , Hippiatr. 31 , Suid. a)skanda/listos [da^], gloss on a)pro/skopos and a)pro/sptaistos, Hsch. a)skandh/s: a)/ggelos, Hsch. ; cf. Mandaic ashganda 'messenger'. a)ska/nh: a)gana/kthsis, Id. a)ska/nths, ou, o(, pallet, Ar. Nu. 633 , Luc. Lex. 6 . bier, AP 7.634 ( Antiphil. ). a)skarda^mukt-e/w, look without winking, Sch. Ar. Eq. 292 . a)skarda^mu/kt-hs, ou, o(, one who does not blink, Hp. Epid. 2.6.1 (pl.). a)skarda^mukt-i/, Adv. of sq., without winking, with unchanged look, X. Cyr. 1.4.28 , Luc. Tim. 14 , Gal. 7.91 , Poll. 2.67 , v.l.in Ar. Eq. 292 . a)skarda^/mukt-os, on, not blinking or winking, Ar. Eq. 292 , Adam. 1.21 . Adv. -tws Eust. 756.59 , v.l. in Ar.l.c. a)ska^rh/s, e/s, not hopping or skipping, Hsch. :—also a)/skarqmos, on, Id. a)ska^ri^dw/dhs, es, full of ascarides, Hp. Coac. 160 . a)ska^ri/zw, fut. -iw=, Att. form of skari/zw (with a)- euph.), Hp. Nat. Puer. 30 , Cratin. 26 . a)skari/s, i/dos, h(, worm in the intestines, Hp. Aph. 3.26 , Arist. HA 551a10 . larva of the e)mpi/s, ib. 551b27 . a)ska/ristos, on, without struggling, Sch. S. Aj. 833 . a)/skaros, o(, a kind of castanet, Poll. 4.60 , Hsch. ; also a kind of shoe, Id. a)skarofo/ron: forthgo/n, Hsch. a)/skastos, v. a)/sxastos. a)skau/lhs, ou, o(, ( a)sko/s) bagpiper, Mart. 10.3 , Gloss. a)/ska^fos, on, not dug about, a)/mpeloi Str. 11.4.3 . a)ske/dastos, on, not scattered, to\ e(\n a). Eustr. in EN 51.13 ; that cannot be dissipated, Procl. Inst. 48 . a)skeqh/s, e/s, v.l. for a)skhqh/s (q.v.), Od. 14.255 . a)skei/a, h( , (a)ske/w) = a)/skhsis , Hsch. a)skelh/s, e/s, (a)- euph., ske/llw) dried up, withered, worn out, a)skele/es kai\ a)/qumoi Od. 10.463 . neut. a)skele/s as Adv., toughly, stubbornly, a). ai)ei/ ib. 1.68 , 4.543 ; a). au)/tws Nic. Th. 278 :—also a)skele/ws ai)ei/ Il. 19.68 . (a)- priv., ske/los) without legs, Pl. Ti. 34a , Arist. GA 717b17 . (a)- copul., ske/los) = i)soskelh/s , even, of a balance, Nic. Th. 42 . a)skelo/n: a)/gan ta\ au)ta/, Hsch. a)skelopoio/s, o/n, (a)- priv., ske/llw, poie/w) not allowing to pine, etym. of *)asklhpio/s, Tz.ad Lyc. 1054 . a)ske/parnos, on, without the axe, unhewn, ba/qron S. OC 101 . a)ske/pastos, on, uncovered, Dsc. 5.114 , Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.23.10 , Gp. 7.19.3 , PLond. 5.1722 (vi A. D.). a)skeph/s, e/s, = foreg., Lyr.Alex.Adesp. 7.17 , AP 5.259 (Paul. Sil.), Nonn. D. 46.279 , al.; gumno\s kai\ a). Max.Tyr. 2.4 . not covering, a). nefe/wn gumnou/menos a)h/r Nonn. D. 22.214 :—also a)/skepos, on, defenceless, Amynt.Epigr. in POxy. 662.37 ; bare-headed, Ps.- Luc. Philopatr. 21 . a)/skeptos, on, inconsiderate, unreflecting, ou)k a)/skepta le/gein Ephipp. 14.5 , cf. Pl. R. 438a , Plu. 2.45d : mostly in Adv. -tws inadvisedly, Th. 6.21 , Pl. Chrm. 158e , etc.; a). e)/xein Id. Cra. 440d ; a). e)/xein tino/s Id. Grg. 501c : Comp. -o/teron Arist. Pol. 1274a30 , Plu. Demetr. 1 . unconsidered, unobserved, Ar. Ec. 258 , X. Mem. 4.2.19 ; mh\ to\ me/giston e)pisth/mhs pe/ri ti/ pot' e)sti\n a)/skepton ge/nhtai Pl. Tht. 184a . unseen, hidden, ga/moi Opp. H. 1.773 . too small to be observed, negligible, e)n a)ske/ptw| xro/nw| Arist. APo. 0.89b10 . a)ske/ra, as, h(, winter shoe with fur lining, Hippon. 19 , Lyc. 855 , 1322 , Herod. 2.32 :— Dim. a)skeri/skos, o(, metapl. pl. a)skeri/ska Hippon. 18 . a)skeu/astos, on, not made by art, natural, ka/llos Philostr. Im. 2.9 . a)skeuh/s, e/s, without the implements of his art, Hdt. 3.131 . without furniture, Muson. Fr. 14p.71H. a)/skeuos, on, unfurnished, unprepared, ou) yilo\n ou)d' a)/. S. OC 1029 ; [trih/rhs] IG 2.804.268 ,al.: c. gen., a)/. a)spi/dwn te kai\ stratou= unfurnished with . . , S. El. 36 . a)/skeuoi, oi(, light-armed troops, Paus. 8.50.2 . a)skeuw/rhtos, on, not searched thoroughly, Str. 8.6.23 . a)skeyi/a, h(, want of consideration, heedlessness, Plb. 2.63.5 . a)ske/w, work raw materials, ei)/ria, ke/ra, Il. 3.388 , 4.110 ; work curiously, form by art, [krhth=ra] *sido/nes poludai/daloi eu)= h)/skhsan ib. 23.743 ; e(rmi=n' a)skh/sas Od. 23.198 ; ptu/casa kai\ a)skh/sasa xitw=na having folded and smoothed it, ib. 1.439 ; a(/rma . . xrusw=| kai\ a)rgu/rw| eu)= h)/skhtai Il. 10.438 ; xoro\n h)/skhsen ib. 18.592 ; go/mfois a). Emp. 87 : added in aor. part. to Verbs, [ qro/non] teu/cei a)skh/sas elaborately, Il. 14.240 ; [ xruso\n] boo\s ke/rasin peri/xeuen a)skh/sas Od. 3.437 ; [ e(ano\n] e)/cus' a)skh/sasa Il. 14.179 . of personal adornment, dress out, trick out, a). tina\ ko/smw| Hdt. 3.1 ; e)s ka/llos a)skei= decks herself, E. El. 1073 ; de/mas Id. Tr. 1023 :—freq. in Pass. , skieroi=s h)skhme/na gui/ois furnished with . . , Emp. 61.4 ; pe/ploisi *persikoi=s h)skhme/nh A. Pers. 182 ; ou) xlidai=s h)skhme/non S. El. 452 ; of buildings, pasta\s h)skhme/nh stu/loisi Hdt. 2.169 ; *pari/w| li/qw| h)skhme/na Id. 3.57 : abs., oi)/khma h)skhme/non Id. 2.130 ; sw=ma lo/gois h)sk. tricked out with words only, not real, S. El. 1217 :— Med. , sw=m' o(/plois h)skh/sato adorned his own person, E. Hel. 1379 , cf. Alc. 161 . in Pi. , honour a divinity, do him reverence, dai/mon' a)skh/sw qerapeu/wn P. 3.109 ; a)skei=tai *qe/mis O. 8.22 . practise, exercise, train, esp. in Prose and Com., properly of athletic exercise, c. acc. of person or thing, a). to\n ui(o\n to\n e)pixw/rion tro/pon Ar. Pl. 47 ; a). ta\ sw/mata ei)s i)sxu/n X. Cyr. 2.1.20 , cf. Mem. 1.2.19 ; e)xqro\n e)f' h(ma=s au)tou\s thlikou=ton h)skh/kamen D. 3.28 :— Pass. , sw/mata eu)= h)skhme/na X. Cyr. 1.6.41 ; ei)s a)gw=na a)/meinon h(mw=n h)/skhntai D. 9.52 ; a)skei=sqai le/gein Luc. Demon. 4 ; th\n *kunikh\n a)/skhsin Id. Tox. 27 ; lo/gois D.C. 45.2 ; e)n paidei/a| Id. 60.2 ; pro/s ti D.S. 2.54 . c. acc. of the thing practised, a). te/xnhn, penta/eqlon, Hdt. 3.125 , 9.33 ; lo/gous Democr. 53a , 110 ; manqa/nein kai\ a). ti Pl. Grg. 509e ; a). pagkra/tion, sta/dion, etc., Id. Lg. 795b , Thg. 128e ; h)skhke/nai mhdemi/an a)/skhsin kuriwte/ran th=s polemikh=s Arist. Pol. 1271b5 : metaph., a). th\n a)lhqei/hn, dikaiosu/nhn, Hdt. 7.209 , 1.96 ; di/kaia S. OC 913 ; a)reth/n E. Fr. 853 , Pl. R. 407a ; kako/thta A. Pr. 1066 (lyr.), cf. S. Tr. 384 ; a)se/beian E. Ba. 476 ; ta\ di/kaia Crates Theb. 12 ; lalia/n Ar. Nu. 931 (anap.): c. dupl. acc., a). au(to/n te kai\ tou\s su\n au(tw=| ta\ polemika/ X. Cyr. 8.6.10 . c. inf., a)/skei toiau/th me/nein practise, endeavour to remain such, S. El. 1024 ; le/gein h)skhko/tes Id. Fr. 963 ; eu)sebei=n h)skhko/ta E. Fr. 1067 ; a). gastro\s krei/ttous ei)=nai, tou\s fi/lous a)gaqa\ poiei=n, X. Cyr. 4.2.45 , 5.5.12 , cf. Mem. 2.1.6 ; h)/skei e)comilei=n pantodapoi=s he made a practice of associating . . , Id. Ages. 11.4 . abs., practise, go into training, Pl. R. 389c , X. Cyr. 2.1.29 ; oi( a)ske/ontes those who practise gymnastics, Hp. Acut. 9 ; peri\ ta\s banau/sous te/xnas Plb. 9.20.9 . a)/skh, h(, = a)/skhsis , Pl.Com. 234 . a)skhqh/s, e/s, unhurt, unscathed, in Hom. of persons, a)\y ei)s h(me/as e)/lqoi a). Il. 10.212 ; a). i(ko/mhn e)s patri/da gai=an Od. 9.79 , cf. Epich. 99.10 , Call. Aet. 3.1.69 ; a)skhqe/es (trisyll.) kai\ a)/nousoi Od. 14.255 ( v.l. a)skeqe/es ); sound, healthy, IG 4.952.109 (Epid.); a). tina\ pe/mpein Sol. 19.4 ; unblemished, IG 5(2).3.5 (Tegea, iv B. C.); = a)paqh/s, qeo/s Timo 60 , etc.; later of things, a). no/stos safe return, A.R. 2.690 ; a). me/li pure, virgin honey, Antim. 16.2 . (Perh. from a)- priv., and the root of scathe, Germ. schaden 'hurt'.) a)/skhma, atos, to/, exercise, practice, Hp. Off. 7 , X. Cyr. 7.5.79 ; ta\ ei)s to\n po/lemon a). Id. Oec. 11.19 , cf. PLond. 3.1164i21 (iii A.D.); in warfare, branch of the service, arm (e.g. elephants or chariots), Arr. Tact. 19.6 . a)/skhnos, on, without tents, not under canuas, Plu. Sert. 12 , App. BC 5.117 . a)/skhptos, on, that cannot be feigned, mani/a Ph. 2.522 . a)skhra/: ei)=do/s ti tw=n kastani/wn, Hsch. a)/sk-hsis, ews, h(, (a)ske/w) exercise, practice, training, e)c a)skh/sios a)gaqoi\ gi/nontai Democr. 242 , cf. Protag. 3 , Pl. Prt. 323d , al.; gumnasi/wn kai\ a)skhsi/wn e)pimelo/menoi Hp. VM 4 , cf. Th. 2.39 ; polemikh/ X. Cyr. 8.1.34 ; i(ppikh/ IG 2.478b18 : in pl.,exercises, e)/qesikai\ a)skh/sesi Pl. R. 518e , cf. Plt. 294d . c. gen., a)/. tinos practice of or in a thing, Th. 5.67 ; a)reth=s X. Mem. 1.2.20 ; deili/as a)ll' ou)k a)ndrei/as Pl. Lg. 791b . generally, mode of life, profession, Luc. Vit.Auct. 7 ; of a philosophical sect, h( *kunikh\ a)/. Id. Tox. 27 . of religious sects, asceticism, Str. 15.1.61 , 17.1.29 , Ph. 1.643 , J. BJ 2.8.10 . adornment, tw=n trixw=n Aeschin.Socr. 18 . a)sk-hte/os, a, on, to be practised, X. Cyr. 5.3.43 , Jul. Ep. 89 . a)skhte/on one must practise, sofi/an, swfrosu/nhn, Pl. Grg. 487c , 507d ; poi=a pro\s poi/ous a). Arist. Pol. 1325a13 . a)sk-hth/r, h=ros, o(, = sq., Poet. ap. Gal. Protr. 13 (leg. a)skh/tores.) a)sk-hth/s, ou=, o(, one who practises any art or trade, a). tw=n kalw=n ka)gaqw=n e)/rgwn, opp. i)diw/ths, X. Cyr. 1.5.11 ; lo/gwn D.H. Is. 2 ; sofi/hs IG 3.1322 ; esp. = a)qlhth/s , Ar. Pl. 585 , Pl. R. 403e sq., Isoc. 2.11 ; *dio/nusos a)., title of comedy by Aristomenes. hermit or monk, Ph. 1.643 . a)sk-htiko/s, h/, o/n, laborious, bi/os Pl. Lg. 806a ; a). no/shma such as is incident to an athlete, Ar. Lys. 1085 ; of persons, Ph. 1.552 . Adv. -kw=s Poll. 3.145 . ascetic, mele/tai Ph. 1.646 . a)sk-hto/s, h/, o/n, curiously wrought, nh=ma Od. 4.134 ; le/xos 23.189 ; xri/mata Xenoph. 3.6 ; ei(/mata Theoc. 24.140 ; adorned, decked, pe/plw| with . . , Id. 1.33 , cf. AP 6.219.3 (Antip.). Adv. -tw=s prob.l. in Simon. 157 . to be got or reached by practice, ou) didakto\n a)ll' a)., of virtue, Pl. Men. 70a , cf. X. Mem. 1.2.23 ; maqhto\n h)\ e)qisto\n h)\ kai\ a)/llws pws a). Arist. EN 1099b10 . of persons, exercised, practised in a thing, *)aqhnai/hs pala/mh|sin Simon. l. c. (codd. D.L. ); a)nh\r a). kai\ sofo/s Plu. Lyc. 30 . a)sk-h/tria, h(, fem. of a)skhth/s 11, a). gunai=kes Cat.Cod.Astr. 7.225.29 , cf. Anatolian Studies p.81 . a)sk-h/twr, v. a)skhth/r. a)ski/astos [i^], on, unshaded, Onos. 10.5 , Eust. 1550.63 . not clouded by rust, etc., Maria ap.Zos.Alch. p.152 B. , cf. ib. 182 B. a)ski^ast-o/w, clear from rust, Zos.Alch. p.183 B. :—hence a)ski^a/st-wsis, ews, h(, ib. 217 B. a)ski/dion, to/, = sq., Ar. Ec. 307 , Posidon. 30 . a)ski/on, to/, Dim. of a)sko/s, Hp. Liqu. 6 , Aff. 21 , Plu. Art. 12 : prov. of empty threats, ou)k a)ski/w| mormolu/ttesqai Crates Com. 8 . a)/ski^os, a, on, unshaded, o)/rea Pi. N. 6.45 ( v.l. daski/ois ); au)gh/, a)kti=nes, Ph. 1.485 , 579 . shadowless, Theopomp.Hist. 313 , Cleom. 1.10 , Str. 17.1.48 , Hld. 9.22 . = a)ski/astos 11 , Zos.Alch. p.183 B. (a)- intens.) dull, of colour, Thphr. Sens. 78 . a)/skios u(/lh: h( dasei=a u(/lh, Hsch. a)ski/pwn [i_], on, gen. onos, not leaning on a staff, AP 9.298 ( Antiphil. ), 7.732 ( Theodorid. ); but a)skei/pwni gonh=| gh=ras e)reido/menoi a child too young to serve as a staff, BMus.Inscr. 2.390 . a)ski/ths [i_], ou, o(, (a)sko/s) kind of dropsy, ascites, Epicur. Fr. 190 , Aret. SD 1.16 , Gal. 17(2).670 . patient suffering from the disease, Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 10.8.9 . a)sklhpia/s, a/dos, h(, swallow-wort, Vincetoxicum officinale, Dsc. 3.92 , Gal. 11.840 . = e)lle/boros leuko/s , Ps.- Dsc. 4.148 Wellm. = da/fnh , Hsch. a)sklhpiasmo/s, o(, bleeding from haemorrhoids, Sever. Clyst. p.35 D. *)asklhpio/s, Dor. a)ski^ast-a_pio/s, o(, Asclepios, Il. 2.731 , h.Hom. 16 , etc.:— hence *)asklhpia/dhs, ou, o(, son of Asclepios, Il. 4.204 , al.: in pl., as a name for physicians, Thgn. 432 , Pl. R. 405d : also *)asklhpi/dhs, ou, o(, in pl., S. Ph. 1333 :—*)asklhpiastai/, Dor. *)askla_p-, oi(, guild of worshippers of A., IG 2.617 b, 12(1).162 (Rhodes), etc.:—*)asklhpiei=on, to/, temple of Asclepios, Plb. 1.18.2 , Str. 17.3.14 ; -i/eia, ta/, festival of A., Pl. Ion 530a , IG 2.741 A a14 , etc. (also *)asklhpi/deia ib. 5 ( 1 ). 659 (Sparta)):—*)asklhpiako/s, h/, o/n, Aristid. Or. 47(23).58 , Dam. Pr. 95 :—*)asklhpia/deios [sti/xos], o(, metre employed by *)asklhpia/dhs, POxy. 220 xiv 9 , Heph. 10.3 : also *)a., o(, physician of the school of Asclepiades, Gal. 11.794 . (*)asklhpiou= is for -i^o/o in Il. 2.731 . is said to have made it proparox. *)asklh/pios, deriving it from h)/pios, Plu. 2.845b .) a)sko-de/ths, ou, o(, string for wineskins, Nic. Th. 928 . a)sko-dore/w, flay a person and make a bag of his skin, Ps.-Callisth. 3.8 . a)sko-qu/lakos [u_], o(, leathern bag, Ar. Fr. 174 , Archipp. 4 , Diocl.Com. 3 . a)sko/laxa: a)skalabw/ths, Hsch. a)sko/omai, only aor. 1 a)skw/sato (sic)<*> h)xqe/sqh, Id. a)sko/peutos, on, free from intrusions, peni/a a). ou)si/a Secund. Sent. 10 . a)skoph/ra, h(, scrip, wallet, Ar. Fr. 577 , Diph. 55.2 , prob. in Suet. Ner. 45 . a)/skopos (A), on, (skope/w) inconsiderate, heedless, Il. 24.157 , Timo 5 , etc.; o)/mma Parm. 1.35 ; a)/skopoi/ tinos unregardful of . . , A. Ag. 462 (lyr.). Adv. -pws heedlessly, Babr. 95.39 . Pass. , not to be seen, invisible, pla/kes a)/., of the nether world, S. OC 1682 (lyr.), cf. E. Hyps.Fr. 57.21 (lyr.). not to be understood, unintelligible, e)/pos A. Ch. 816 (lyr.), cf. S. Ph. IIII (lyr.); pra=gos Id. Aj. 21 ; a)/. xro/nos unknown time, Id. Tr. 246 ; unimaginable, a)/. a( lw/ba Id. El. 864 (lyr.); bewildering, strange, h)/rgasai de/ m' a)/skopa ib. 1315 . = a)/skeptos , unconsidered, Gal. 7.432 . a)/skopos (B), on, (skopo/s) aimless, be/los D.H. 8.86 ; ki/nhsis Phlp. in Ph. 846.25 ; a)/skopa toceu/ein Luc. Tox. 62 . Adv. -pws, ei)kh=| kai\ a). xrh/sasqai toi=s pra/gmasin Plb. 4.14.6 ; planw/menos a). Plu. Dio 49 ; a). lo/gous r(i/ptein Longus 4.31 , cf. Ath.Mech. 3.9 , Cleom. 2.4 , Phlp. in Ph. 902.19 ; ou)k a). ei)ka/zein J. AJ 2.2.3 , cf. Gal. 18(1).768 , Alex.Aphr. Pr.Anecd. I. a)skopu_ti/nh [i_], h(, leathern canteen, Antiph. 150 , Men. 266 , LXX Ju. 10.5 . a)skordi/nhtos [i^], on, not stretching one's limbs, Com.Adesp. 952 . a)sko/s, o(, skin, hide, PFay. 121.9 (i/ii A. D.); but usually, skin made into a bag, esp. wineskin, oi)=non . . a)skw=| e)n ai)gei/w| Il. 3.247 , Od. 6.78 ; a)sko\n . . me/lanos oi)/noio 5.265 , 9.196 ; a)sko\s boo/s, of the bag in which Aeolus bottled up the winds, Od. 10.19 , cf. 45 , 57 ; a)skou\s kamh/lwn skins of camel's hide, Hdt. 3.9 ; a). *marsu/ew bag made from the skin of Marsyas, Id. 7.26 ; a). a)fu/shtos Hp. Art. 47 ; ei)/ moi h( dora\ mh\ ei)s a)sko\n teleuth/sei w(/sper h( *marsu/ou Pl. Euthd. 285c ; a)skoi=s kai\ qula/kois X. An. 6.4.23 , cf. Th. 4.26 ; a)skoi\ pefusame/noi, of mankind, Epich. 246 ; a)/nqrwpoi keneh=s oi)h/sios e)/mpleoi a). Timo 11 ; a)sko/s, of the human skin, Ph. 2.462 . paunch, belly, Archil. 72 ; in oracular language, E. Med. 679 , Plu. Thes. 3 . bellows, Plb. 21.28.15 , Ath. 10.456d . bagpipes, Gal. 4.459 . prov., wineskin, of a toper, Antiph. 19 : prov., a)ei/ pot' eu)= me\n a). eu)= de\ qu/lakos a(/nqrwpo/s e)sti Alex. 85 ; "a)sko/s, pe/lekus" in a child's game, Thphr. Char. 5.5 ; a)sko\n dei/rein flay alive, hence, abuse, maltreat, Ar. Nu. 442 :— Pass. , a)sko\s deda/rqai Sol. 33.7 . a)sko/tonoi: kunorrai=stai, kro/twnes, Hsch. a)skourw=tis: a)/<r>ktos h( (cod. h)\) mikra/ Id. a)sko-fore/w, bear wineskins at the feast of Bacchus, AB 214 :— Adj. a)sko-fo/ros, on, ibid. a)/skra: dru=s a)/karpos, Hsch. a)sku/leutos [u_], on, not pillaged or stripped, D.H. 11.27 , Hld. 1.1 . a)/skultos, on, not pulled about, Heliod. ap. Orib. 50.47.5 , Philum. ap. Aët. 9.23 ; undisturbed, S.E. P. 1.71 , POxy. 532.14 (ii A.D.); i(ero\n a)/. IG 12(9).15 (Carystus). Adv. -tws without being mangled or hurt, Eust. 1252.55 . Act. , without causing laceration, Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 10.7.1 : Comp. -o/teron Sor. 1.3 . a)skuroeide/s, to/, = sq., Ps.- Dsc. 3.155 . a)/skuron, to/ (also a)/skuros, o(, Hsch. ), St. John's wort, Hypericum perforatum, Dsc. 3.155 , Gal. 11.829 . = a)/lisma , Ps.- Dsc. 3.152 . a)/sku^fos, on, without cup, Hippoloch. ap. Ath. 4.129f . a)skwlhko/brwtos, on, not worm-eaten, PGrad. 7.11 (iii B. C.). *)askw/lia, ta/, second day of the rural Dionysia, Sch. Ar. Pl. 1129 . a)skwli-a/zw, hop on greased wineskins at the *)askw/lia, Ar. Pl. 1129 (cf. Sch.). hop on one leg, a)skwlia/zein r(a=|on e)pi\ toi=s a)risteroi=s Arist. IA 705b33 , cf. Ael. NA 3.13 , Plu. 2.621f , Gal. 11.106 ; also, jump up and down with legs held together, Sch. Orib. 3p.689D. (Signf. 11 may be original and the connexion with a)sko/s due to popular etymology.) a)skwli-asmo/s, o(, leaping on greased wineskins, Poll. 9.21 . a)skwli/zw, = -ia/zw 11 , Pl. Smp. 190d , Phryn. PS p.42B. a)/skwma, atos, to/, (a)sko/s) leather padding or lining of the hole which served for the rowlock, Ar. Ach. 97 , Ra. 364 . any swelling, such as on the female breast, Ruf. Onom. 92 , cf. Poll. 2.163 . leathern bellows, Apollod. Poliorc. 153.3 :— Dim. a)skwli-a/tion, to/, Hero Spir. 1.39 . a)/sma, atos, to/, = di/asma , AB 452 ; cf. a)/ttw. a)=|sma, atos, to/, (a)/|dw) song, esp. lyric ode, hymn, Pl. Prt. 343c sq., Alex. 19 , Luc. Salt. 16 ; a)=|. meta\ xorou= SIG 648 B 7 (Delph., ii B. C.). a)sma/ra^gos [ma^], on, noiseless, Opp. H. 3.428 . a)|sma/tion, to/, Dim. of a)=|sma, Pl.Com. 235 . a)|sma^to-ka/mpths, ou, o(, twister of song, of Trag. and Dithyrambic poets, Ar. Nu. 333 :—hence a)|sma^to-kampe/w, Tz. in An.Ox. 3.339 . a)|sma^to-loge/w, repeat songs, Artem. 1.76 . a)|sma^to-poio/s, o(, composer of songs, Ath. 5.181e . a)smenai/tata, a)|sma^to-e/stata, v. sub a)/smenos. a)smen-e/w, (a)/smenos) = a)smeni/zw , only in Din. 1.34 a)smenei=n metabolh/n wish for a change. a)smen-h/s, e/s, dub. l. in Arist. Phgn. 807b35 . a)smen-i/zw, take or receive gladly, ti Plb. 6.8.3 ; a)glai/+an Plot. 5.8.12 ; e)pisth/mhn, lo/gous, Them. Or. 33.364d , 8.107b ; to\n *)ioudai+smo/n Porph. Chr. 27 : intr., to be satisfied with a thing, tini/ Plb. 3.97.5 ; th=| h(donh=| Muson. Fr. 6p.27H. , cf. Agathin. ap. Orib. 10.7.10 , Ph. 2.37 , etc.; a). ei) . . Plb. 4.11.5 : c. part., a). e)sqi/ontes Plu. 2.101d ; w(s xrhso/menoi App. BC 3.40 :— Med. as Dep., Aesop. 45 . a)smen-ismo/s, o(, gratification, Ph. 1.450 ; a form of h(donh/, Stoic. 3.97 . a)smen-iste/on, one must take a thing gladly, Hp. Dent. 25 , Gal. 8.816 , 10.648 . a)smen-isto/s, h/, o/n, acceptable, welcome, S.E. M. 11.85 , Plot. 6.7.30 , Them. Or. 16.205c ; tini/ J. AJ 19.6.4 . a)/smenos, h, on, well-pleased, glad, always with a Verb, fu/gen a)/. e)k qana/toio he was glad to have escaped death, Il. 20.350 , cf. Od. 9.63 , Pi. O. 13.74 : freq. in Trag. and Att. , a)/smenos de\ ta)\n . . ka/myeien go/nu A. Pr. 398 ; e)k qala/sshs a)sme/nous pefeugo/tas E. Hel. 398 ; a)/. ai(reqei/s Th. 6.12 ; e)ka/qeudon a)/. h(/kwn e)c a)grou= Lys. 1.13 ; a)sme/nas ei)s to\n leimw=na a)piou/sas Pl. R. 614e : freq. in dat., e)moi\ de/ ken a)sme/nw| ei)/h glad would it make me ! Il. 14.108 ; a)sme/nw| de/ soi . . nu\c a)pokru/yei fa/os glad wilt thou be when night shuts out the light, A. Pr. 23 ; w(/s sfi a)sme/noisi h(me/ra e)pe/lamye Hdt. 8.14 ; a)sme/nh| de/ moi . . h)=lqe S. Tr. 18 ; w(s a)sme/noisin h)=lqes Ar. Pax 582 , cf. Pl. Cra. 418c , etc. Adv. a)sme/nws gladly, readily, A. Pr. 728 , D. 18.36 , Alex. 142 , Timocl. 14 (this Adv., which is common in later Greek, Act.Ap. 21.17 , etc., has sts. been substituted for the Adj., as in Th. 4.21 (v. l.)): Sup. a)smenai/tata ( v.l. -e/stata ) Pl. R. 329c ; -e/stata ib. 616a (though the Adj. makes -w/teros, -w/tatos, Hp. Art. 8 , cf. Phryn. PS p.18B. ). (Not to be connected with a(nda/nw, since there is no ancient authority for rough breathing a(sm-.) a)/smhktos, on, not cleansed with soap, Pherecr. 195 . a)|smo/s, o(, = a)=|sma , Pl.Com. 235 . a)smo/ssei: a)gnoei=, a)napnei=, Hsch. : a)smwlei=n a)gnoei=n, EM 155.33 : a)smwlh/: a)napnoh\ o)li/gh, ibid. a)soloi/k-istos, on, = sq., Eust. 591.9 . Adv. -tws Id. 316.32 . a)so/loik-os, on, not barbarous, S. Fr. 629 . correct, without solecism, Zeno Stoic. 1.23 . Adv. -kws AB 452 . metaph., uncorrupted, unspoiled, kre/as Eub. 7.8 ; a). paidia/ not coarse, refined, Plu. Cleom. 13 ; of persons, unexceptionable, Phld. Acad.Ind. p.52 M. Adv. -kws Id. Vit. p.7J. a)sou=r or a)sou/r, = krath/r (Phoenician word), Hsch., EM 155.34 . a)sofi/a, h(, folly, stupidity, Plu. Pyrrh. 29 , Luc. Astr. 2 ; rejected by Poll. 4.13 . a)so/fistos, on, not deluded by fallacies, Arr. Epict. 1.7.26 ; a). lo/gwn paraskeuai=s J. Ap. 2.41 . a)/sofos, on, unwise, foolish, Thgn. 370 , Pi. O. 3.45 , Ep.Eph. 5.15 , Plu. 2.330a : Comp. , Them. Or. 15.185a . Adv. -fws D.S. 2.29 , Lib. Decl. 2.27 . a)/spa: h(/pios, h( e)ggi/a, Hsch. (Perh.Persian asp = i(/ppos. ) a)spa/zei: sumperipatei=, Id. a)spa/zomai, Ep. aor. a)spa/ssato Epigr.Gr. 990.9 :—welcome kindly, greet, tina/ Hom. , etc.: freq. c. dat. modi, decih=| h)spa/zonto e)/pessi/ te meilixi/oisi Il. 10.542 ; xersi/n Od. 3.35 , al.; a(dupno/w| fwna=| Pi. I. 2.25 ; mega/lws h)spa/zonto au)to/n received him with great joy, Hdt. 1.122 , cf. 3.1 ; para\ th\n po/sin filofro/nws a). Id. 2.121 . d'; eu)= nin a)spa/sasqe A. Ag. 524 : freq. with no modal word, S. OT 596 , etc.; esp. as the common form on meeting, *streyia/dhn a)spa/zomai Ar. Nu. 1145 , cf. Pl. 1042 (v. Sch.), Pl. Euthd. 273c ; au)to\n h)spa/zonto kai\ e)deciou=nq' Ar. Pl. 752 ; po/rrwqen a). salute from a distance, Pl. Chrm. 153b ; pro/swqen au)th\n a(gno\s w)\n a). I salute her at a respectful distance, i. e. keep away from her, E. Hipp. 102 , cf. Pl. R. 499a ; a). tai=s kw/pais, of the saluting of ships, Plu. Ant. 76 ; a). tina\ basile/a to hail or salute as king, D.H. 4.39 : metaph., a). sumfora/n to bid the event welcome, E. Ion 587 . take leave of, Id. Tr. 1276 ; ta\ u(/stata a). take a last farewell, Lys. 13.39 . as a formula in closing letters, Ep.Rom. 16.22 , 23 , BGU 1079.33 (i A. D.), etc. from the modes of salutation in use, kiss, embrace, Ar. V. 607 ; a). toi=s sto/masi Plu. Rom. 1 ; of dogs, fawn, X. Mem. 2.3.9 , Pl. R. 376a ; cling fondly to, i)/son s' w(s tekou=s' a)spa/zomai E. Ion 1363 , cf. X. Cyr. 1.3.2 ; e)gw\ u(ma=s a). kai\ filw= Pl. Ap. 29d : metaph., filei=n kai\ a). to\ a)/dikon Id. Lg. 689a . of things, follow eagerly, cleave to, a). to\ o(/moion, oi)=non, Id. Smp. 192a , R. 475a , cf. S.E. M. 11.44 ; of dogs, a). ta\ i)/xnh X. Cyn. 3.7 . a). o(/ti . . to be glad that . . , Ar. Pl. 324 . c. inf., to be ready to . . , eu)wxei=sqai Philostr. VA 2.7 , cf. 31 , VS 2.25.4 . ( Act. a)spa/zw in letters (cf. I. C), POxy. 1158.18 (iii A. D.), al., cf. a)spa/zomai: a)spa/zw, Hsch. a)spa/qhtos [a^], on, (spa^qa/w) not struck close with the spa/qh: hence, either loosely woven or not woven (i. e. of skin), xlai=na S. Fr. 877 : generally, not in close order, fa/lagc D.H. 16.3 . a)spai/rw, impf. h)/spairon, Ion. and Ep. a)spai/reskon Q.S. 11.104 : (a)- euph., spai/rw):—pant, gasp, struggle, in Hom. always of the dying (so kradi/h a)spai/rousa must be taken, Il. 13.443 ), peri\ douri\ h)/spair' w(s o(/te bou=s ktl. ib. 571 ; zwo\n e)/t' a)spai/ronta 12.203 , cf. Od. 19.229 , A. Pers. 977 (lyr.), E. IA 1587 ; nekroi\ -ontes Antipho 2.4.5 ; a). a)/nw ka/tw E. El. 843 ; of an infant, Hdt. 1.111 ; of fish taken out of the water, Id. 9.120 , Babr. 6.5 :—but in Hdt. 8.5 *)adei/mantos h)/spaire mou=nos was the only one who still made a struggle, resisted; e)bo/wn te kai\ h)/spairon D.H. 7.25 .—Poet. and Ion. word. a)spa^ka/zomai, = a)spa/zomai , Com.Adesp. 953 :—a)spa^kw=s: filofro/nws, Hsch. a)spa/la^qos [pa^], o(, Ar. Fr. 749 , but more commonly h(, as Pherecr. 109 (s. v.l.), Thphr. Od. 33 :—name of a spinous shrub, yielding a fragrant oil, = e)rusi/skhptron , camel's thorn, Alhagi maurorum, Thphr. 9.7.3 , Od. 33 , Dsc. 1.20 . thorny trefoil, Calycotome villosa, Thgn. 1193 (pl.), Arist. Pr. 906b11 , Theoc. 4.57 (pl.), 24.89 . Genista acanthoclada, used as an instrument of torture, e)p' a)spala/qwn tina\ kna/mptein Pl. R. 616a . a)spa/lac [pa^], akos, o(, elsewh. spa/lac (q. v.), blind-rat, Spalax typhlus, Arist. HA 533a3 , Antig. Mir. 10 , Stoic. 2.51 , Ael. NA 17.10 ; a)spala/kwn au)to/xqona fu=la Opp. C. 2.612 : prov., tuflo/teros a)spa/lakos Diogenian. 8.25 . a)spa^li/a, h(, angling, Hsch. , Suid. ; perh. f.l. for -iei/a. a)spa^li-eu/omai, angle, Suid. :— Act. , fut. -eu/sw, metaph. of a lover, Aristaen. 1.17 ; a)spali/sai: a(lieu=sai, saghneu=sai, AB 183 , may be f.l. for a)spalieu=sai. a)spa^li-eu/s, e/ws, o(, = sq., Nic. Th. 704 , Opp. H. 3.29 , al. a)spa^li-euth/s, ou=, o(, angler, Pl. Sph. 218e , Aen.Gaz. Thphr. p.16B. a)spa^li-eutiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for an angler: -kh/ (sc. te/xnh), h(, angling, Pl. Sph. 219d , 221a , Gal. Thras. 30 . a)/spalon: sku/tos, Hsch. a)/spalos, o(, = i)xqu/s (Athaman.), Id. a)spa/nion: pa/ssalon, Id. a)spa^nisti/a, h(, superfluity, Teles p.44 H. a)spa^ragi/a, a)spa/ragos, a)sparagwni/a, v. sub a)sf-. a)spa/raktos [pa^], on, not causing laceration, ta/sis Heliod. (?)ap. Orib. 49.4.46 . a)spari/zw, for spari/zw, = a)spai/rw , Arist. PA 696a20 , Resp. 471b13 . a)/spartos, on, of land, unsown, untilled, Od. 9.123 ; but h( a)/. the sea, Lib. Eth. 24.4 . of plants, not sown, growing wild, Od. 9.109 , Numen. ap. Ath. 9.371b . a)sp-a/sios [pa^], a, on, also os, on, Od. 23.233 , Luc. Nec. 1 :— welcome, gladly welcomed, a)spasi/h tri/llistos e)ph/luqe nu/c Il. 8.488 , cf. 10.35 ; w(s d' o(/t' a)/n a)spa/sios bi/otos pai/dessi fanh/h| patro/s Od. 5.394 , etc. Adv. -i/ws, a). d' a)/ra tw=| kate/du fa/os h)eli/oio 13.33 . well-pleased, glad, a)spa/sioi d' e)pe/ban gai/hs 23.238 ; a)spa/sion d' a)/ra to/n ge qeoi\ kako/thtos e)/lusan they released him to his joy, 5.397 . Adv. -i/ws gladly, Hom. with a Verb, to be glad to . . , as fhmi/ min a)spasi/ws go/nu ka/myein Il. 7.118 , cf. 18.232 , Od. 4.523 , etc.— Ep. , exc. in Adv. -i/ws with glad welcome, A. Ag. 1555 (lyr.); gladly, Hdt. 7.152 , Jul. Or. 2.71a . a)/sp-asma, atos, to/, = sq., esp. in pl., embraces, E. Hec. 829 , Ph. 2.77 , Artem. 1.10 , etc. thing embraced, dear one, Plu. 2.608e . a)sp-asmo/s, o(, greeting, embrace, Thgn. 860 (pl.); oi( e)/sxatoi, oi( teleutai=oi a)., D.H. 4.4 , Ph. 2.45 : generally, salutation, Ev.Matt. 23.7 , Ev.Marc. 12.38 , POxy. 471.67 (ii A. D.), Gal. 10.76 , Prisc. p.316 D. affection, opp. mi=sos, Pl. Lg. 919e . a)sp-aste/on, one must welcome, Id. Phlb. 32d , Iamb. Protr. 5 . a)sp-astiko/s, h/, o/n, friendly, e)/nteucis Plb. 28.3.10 ; used in salutation, da/ktulos Gal. 14.451 . Adv. -kw=s, e)de/cato th\n a)po/krisin Phld. Acad. Ind. p.41 M. a)sp-asto/s, h/, o/n, = a)spa/sios , welcome, Hom. (only in Od. ), *)odush=' a)spasto\n e)/du fa/os h)eli/oio 13.35 , cf. 5.398 , 23.239 ; ka/rta a). [to\ pra=gma] e)poih/santo Hdt. 5.98 ; toi=si h( turanni\s pro\ e)leuqeri/hs h)=n a)spasto/teron 1.62 , cf. E. Rh. 348 (lyr.), Them. Or. 15.184d ( Comp. ). Adv. -tw=s Hdt. 4.201 , Lyc. 1090 ; to\ th=s zwh=s a). Epicur. Ep. 3p.61U. ; neut. a)spasto/n as Adv., Hes. Sc. 42 . to be welcomed, Pl. Phlb. 32d . a)/spaston, to/, an instrument of uncertain use, BGU 544.25 (ii/iii A.D.). a)sp-astu/s, u/os, h(, Ion. for a)spasmo/s, Call. Fr. 427 . a)/spedos, o(, dub. in Epich. 42 ; perh. a)spe/tous as Adj. shd. be read. a)/speistos, on, (spe/ndw) to be appeased by no libations, implacable, D. 25.52 ; ko/tos Nic. Th. 367 ; po/lemoi a)/speistoi, = a)/spondoi , Plu. 2.537b , cf. S.E. P. 3.175 . a)spermi/ or ei/, without the right to a loan of seed, PTeb. 61.307 , 67.97 , PAmh. 2.90.6 , etc. a)/spermos, on, without seed, i. e. posterity, Il. 20.303 , Luc. Am. 35 : metaph., karpo\s lo/gou Max.Tyr. 31.5 :—in literal sense, opp. polu/spermos, Arist. GA 725b29 ; of plants, Thphr. HP 7.4.4 . a)sperxe/s, hotly, unceasingly, Hom. , who uses only the neut. form as Adv., esp. in phrase a)sperxe\s meneai/neis Il. 4.32 ; a). kexolw=sqai 16.61 , al. (a)- intens., spe/rxomai.) a)/spetos, on, Ep. Adj. unspeakable, unutterable; mostly in sense of unspeakably great, a)/. ai)qh/r, r(o/os *)wkeanoi=o, u(/lh, u(/dwr, Il. 8.558 , 18.403 , 23.127 , Od. 5.101 ; a)lkh/ Il. 16.157 ; less freq. of number, countless, a)/speta polla/ Od. 4.75 ; kre/a a)/speta 9.162 ; trei=t' a)/speton ye tremble unspeakably, Il. 17.332 , cf. Q.S. 11.127 ; fwnh\ r(ei= a)/spetos flows on unceasingly, h. Ven. 237 ; a)/spetos ai)w/n endless time, Emp. 16 .—Chiefly Epic, but found in Lyric, a)/spetoi me/rimnai B. 18.34 , and rarely in Trag., qau=ma S. Tr. 961 (lyr.); xa/laza E. Tr. 78 ; druo\s a)/. e)/rnos Cyc. 615 (lyr.); later Prose, lei/as a)/. plh=qos f.l. for a)/pleton , Plb. 3.92.8 . (a)- priv. + root seq[uglide], cf. e)/nnepe, e)/spete (*e)n-spete), Lat. insece.) A lengthd. form a)a/spetos is used by Q.S. 3.673 , 7.193 , al. a)spi^dapoblh/s, h=tos, o(, one that throws away his shield, runaway, Ar. V. 592 . a)spi^dei=on, to/, part of shield, IG 2.720 B i 16 (iv B.C.), cf. Rev.Épigr. 1.239 (Naples, ii A.D.): pl., defined as ai( ptuxai\ tw=n a)spi/dwn, Hsch. part of the prow of a ship, Id. = a)spi/dion (?), POxy. 473.8 (ii A. D.), BGU 362 x 6 (iii A. D.). a)spi^dh/s, v. spidh/s. a)spi^dh-stro/fos, on, shield-wielding, lew/s A. Ag. 825 . a)spi^dh-fo/ros, on, shield-bearing, of warriors, Id. Th. 19 ; kw=mos a). E. Supp. 390 : Subst., Id. Ba. 781 . a)spi/dion [pi^], to/, Dim. of a)spi/s, small shield, Hermipp. 16 , IG 2.61.34 , Men. 765 , etc. = a)traktuli/s , Ps.- Dsc. 3.93 . = a)/lusson , ib. 91 . a)spi^d-i/skos, o(, Dim. of a)spi/s, boss, Sch. Il. 5.743 ; wide end of a clyster-pipe, Cael.Aur. TP 4.3 :—also a)spi^d-i/skh, h(, boss, disk, Jahresh. 16 Beibl. 51 (Athens, iii B. C.), SIG 2588.31 (Delos, ii B. C.), Ausonia 10.171 (Perga), LXX Ex. 36.26 ( 39.18 ); small shield, Ascl. Tact. 1.2 , Hero Dioptr. 5 , etc.; name of a constellation, Ptol. Alm. 8.1 : a)spi^d-i/skion, to/, IG 2.733 A ii 7 , Dsc. 3.91 , Gal. 14.724 ; and a)spi^d-iska/rion, to/, Lyd. Mag. 1.11 . a)spi^diw/ths, ou, o(, shield-bearing, a warrior, a)ne/res a)spidiw=tai Il. 2.554 , 16.167 , Theoc. 14.67 , Plb. 10.29.6 , AP 9.116 : in Pl. , = Lat. scutati, Lyd. Mag. 1.9 :—so a)spi^di/ths [di_], ou, o(, S. Fr. 426 . a)spi^do/-dhktos, on, bitten by an adder or asp, Dsc. 2.34 , Vett.Val. 127.20 , Gal. 14.300 . a)spi^do/-doupos, on, clattering with shields, Pi. I. 1.23 . a)spi^do-eidh/s, e/s, shaped like a shield, Agatharch. 105 . adorned with serpents, basilei=ai OGI 90.44 (Rosetta). a)spi^do/-eis, essa, en, = foreg., Poet. ap. S.E. M. 1.316 , cf. Opp. H. 1.397 ; but perh. shield-couered, and so of the testudo, formed by shields, Id. C. 1.214 . a)spi^do-qh/ras, ou, o(, snake-hunter, Gloss. a)spi^do-qre/mmwn, on, gen. onos, = a)spidofe/rmwn , Sch. E. Ph. 796 . a)spi^do-ph/gion, to/, shield-manufactory, D. 36.4 , Poll. 7.155 , Lib. Or. 33.17 . a)spi^do-phgo/s, o(, shield-maker, Poll. 1.149 , Them. Or. 15.197c . a)spi^do-poii/+a, h(, the making of the shield, Gramm. name for Il. 18 , Hermog. Prog. 2 , Eust. 1154.41 . a)spi^do-poio/s, o(, shield-maker, Poll. 7.155 . a)spi^do/-trofos, on, feeding on adders or asps, Gal. 11.143 . a)spi^dou=xos, o(, (e)/xw) shield-bearer, S. Fr. 427 , E. Supp. 1144 . a)spi^do-fe/rmwn, on, gen. onos, (fe/rbw) living by the shield, i.e. by war, a). qi/asos E. Ph. 796 (lyr.). a)spi^do-fore/w, bear a shield, Sch. Ar. Nu. 984 . a)spi^do-foriko/s, h/, o/n, = sq.: -kh/ (sc. te/xnh), h(, Eustr. in EN 11.27 . a)spi^do-fo/ros, on, bearing a shield, Thd. 2 Ki. 11.4 . a)spi/zw, shield, protect, to/pon IGRom. 4.1349 (Lydia): pf. part. h)spiko/tes Hsch. , Suid. a)/spi^l-os, on, lit. stainless: hence, faultless, without blemish, li/qoi IG 2.1054c4 , cf. AP 6.252 ( Antiphil. ), 1 Ep.Ti. 6.14 , 1 Ep.Pet. 1.19 , etc.; a)/. a)po\ panto\s kindu/nou PMag.Leid.V. 8.11 : Comp. and Sup. vv. ll. for sq. in Dsc. 2.167 . a)/spilos: xeima/rrous ( Maced. ), Hsch. a)spi^/l-wtos, on, = foreg. 1 , Sext. Sent. 449 , Suid. ; without spots, Dsc. 2.167 . a)spi/<n>qion, to/, prob. a vulgar form of a)yi/nqion, Hsch. :—also a)pi/nqion, EM 183.25 . a)spi/s, i/dos, h(, shield, eu)/kuklos Il. 14.428 , al.; kukloterh/s Hdt. 1.194 ; a)spi/dos ku/klos A. Th. 489 ; o)mfalo/essa Il. 4.448 , al.; opp. Thracian pe/lth and Persian ge/rron, X. An. 2.1.6 , Mem. 3.9.2 ; a)spi/da r(i=yai, a)pobalei=n, Anacr. 28 , Ar. V. 19 , cf. Hdt. 5.95 : to estimate a victory, a)spi/das e)/labon w(s diakosi/as X. HG 1.2.3 : metaph., ou(=tos ga\r h(mi=n a). ou) mikra\ qra/sous A. Ag. 1437 ; th\n a). a)pobe/blhken tou= bi/on Nicostr. Com. 29 , cf. Lib. Or. 62.47 . collective, body of men-at-arms, o)ktakisxili/h a). Hdt. 5.30 , cf. E. Ph. 78 , X. An. 1.7.10 . military phrases, e)p' a)spi/das pe/nte kai\ ei)/kosi ta/casqai to be drawn up twenty-five deep or in file, Th. 4.93 ; stratia\n tetagme/nhn ou)k e)p' o)li/gwn a)spi/dwn Id. 7.79 ; i(/stasqai e)pi\ trei=s a)spi/das Ar. Fr. 66 ; e)pi\ mia=s a)spi/dos in single line, Isoc. 6.99 ; e)p' a)spi/da, par' a)spi/da (opp. e)pi\ do/ru), on the left, towards or to the left, because the shield was on the left arm, X. Cyr. 7.5.6 , An. 4.3.26 ; par' a)spi/dos A. Th. 624 ; e)c a)spi/dos Plb. 11.23.5 ; but par' a)spi/da, literally, beside the shield, Il. 16.400 ; par' a). sth=nai stand in battle, E. Med. 250 , Ph. 1001 ; par' a). bebhke/nai ib. 1073 ; e)kponei=n Id. Or. 653 , cf. Hel. 734 ; e)s a)spi/d' h(/cein Id. Ph. 1326 ; a)spi/das sugklei/ein (cf. sugklei/w) ; a)spi/da ti/qesqai serve in the ranks, Pl. Lg. 756a ; but qe/sqai ta\s a). pile shields, X. HG 2.4.12 ; e)peida\n a). yofh=| when the shields ring, i.e. when two bodies of men meet in a charge, Id. An. 4.3.29 ; a)spi/da a)nade/cai, a)=rai, as a signal, Hdt. 6.115 , X. HG 2.1.27 . of a round, flat bowl, Aristopho 14 . boss on a door, IG 4.1484.79 (Epid.). asp, Egyptian cobra, Coluber haié, Hdt. 4.191 , Men. 702 , Nic. Th. 158 , Ph. 2.570 , Ael. NA 10.31 ; a play on signff. I and II, Ar. V. 23 . ornament in this form, OGI 90.43 (Rosetta). a)sp-isth/r, h=ros, o(, = sq., S. Aj. 565 , E. Heracl. 277 . a)sp-isth/s, ou=, o(, one armed with a shield, warrior, Hom. (in Il. ) always in gen. pl. a)spista/wn, Il. 4.90 , al.:—as Adj., a)spistai\ mo/xqoi teuxe/wn, i.e. the shield of Achilles, E. El. 444 (dub.l.). a)sp-istiko/s, h/, o/n, composed of warriors, fa/lagc D.H. 20.3 . a)sp-i/stwr, oros, o(, = a)spisth/s, klo/noi a)spi/stores turmoil of shielded warriors, A. Ag. 404 (lyr.). a)splagxn-e/w, to be unmerciful, Aq. , Thd. Jb. 41.2 . a)/splagxn-os, on, without bowels, or rather, without heart: metaph., dastard, S. Aj. 472 ; unsympathetic, merciless, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.249 . Adv. a)spla/gxn-nws Hsch. s.v. a)nhlew=s. not eating spla/gxna, Pl.Com. 113 . a)splh=nis: bota/nhs ei)=dos, Hsch. a)/splhnon, to/ (and a)/splagxn-os, o(, Dsc. 3.134 ), (a)- euph., splh/n) miltwaste, Asplenium Ceterach, supposed to be a cure for the spleen, Dsc. l.c., Zopyr. ap. Orib. 14.50.1 . = a)/koron , Dsc. 1.2 . a)/splhnos, on, spleenless, Aët. 15.14 . a)/splhnos, o(, = kisso/s , Ps.- Dsc. 2.179 . a)spo/lhn: a)ri/sthn, Hsch. a)spond-ei/ (also a)spond-i/, SIG 110 (Rhodes, v B.C.), 187 (Cnidus, iv B. C.), Adv. of a)/spondos:— without truce, implacably, polemei=n Ph. 2.195 ; fona=n ib. 423 . of peace, without formal treaty, a)sulei\ kai\ a). SIG 168.9 (Erythrae, iv B.C.), IPE 2.1 (Panticapaeum, iv B.C.), etc. a)spond-i/a, h(, being without truce or treaty, IG 22.28 , Poll. 8.139 . implacability, Lib. Vit. 1.22 (-ei/a codd.). a)/spond-os, on, without spondh/ or drink-offering: hence, of a god, to whom no drink-offering is poured, a)/. qeo/s, i.e. death, E. Alc. 424 . without a regular truce (ratified by spondai/) , a)nokwxh/ Th. 5.32 ; of persons, without making a truce, a)/. a)pie/nai Id. 3.111 , cf. 113 ; a)spo/ndous tou\s nekrou\s a)nele/sqai take up their dead without leave asked, Id. 2.22 ; to\ eu)prepe\s a)/spondon the specious plea of neutrality, Id. 1.37 . admitting of no truce, implacable, a)/spondo/n t' *)/arh (a)ra/n codd.) A. Ag. 1235 (Pors.); po/lemos D. 18.262 , Plb. 1.65.6 , etc.; e)/xqra Plu. Per. 30 ; a)spo/ndoisi no/moisin e)/xqran sumba/llein E. El. 905 (lyr.); of persons, implacable, 2 Ep.Ti. 3.3 . Adv. -dws, e)/xein Ph. Fr. 24H. a)spor-e/w, to be unsown, of land, PTeb. 61b34 (ii B. C.), etc.; a)spori/sai, written for -h=sai, Wilcken Chr. 11 A 8 . a)spor-i/a, h(, barrenness, Man. 4.585 . a)/spor-os, on, = a)/spartos, xw/ra D. 19.123 , IG 2.379.9 , Plu. Alex. 66 , PRyl. 133.22 (i A. D.), etc. of plants, unsown, growing without cultivation, Luc. Rh.Pr. 8 , Nic. Fr. 74.58 . begotten without impregnation, of Hephaestus, Nonn. D. 9.229 ; but, producing without impregnation, i)lu/s ib. 40.433 . barren, Luc. Am. 28 , Nonn. D. 2.221 , al.; not having issue, ib. 40.119 . Act. , preventing production, au)xmo/s ib. 39.139 . a)spou/d-astos, on, not zealously pursued or courted, gunh/ E. Fr. 501 ; a)spou/dasta, ta/, matters of no interest, Hp. Ep. 17 . not to be sought for, mischievous, speu/dein a)spou/dasta E. Ba. 913 , IT 202 . Act. , not in earnest, to\ a). want of earnestness, peri/ ti D.H. 5.72 . Adv. -tws carelessly, Ael. NA 10.30 , PFlor. 187.3 (iii A. D.). a)spoud-i/ [i_] or a)spoud-ei/, Adv. without effort or trouble, Il. 8.512 , 15.476 ; without a struggle, ignobly, mh\ ma\n a)spoudi/ ge . . a)poloi/mhn 22.304 , cf. Arr. An. 6.9.5 ; carelessly, D.C. 54.18 . a)/spoud-os, on, without ambition, Eup. 234 . = a)spou/dastos 2 , Stoic. 3.38 . a)spra/toura, h(, ( asper) rough, i.e. unworn, coin, OGI 484.25 (Pergam.); cf. ko/llubos: aspratura, Gloss. a)/spris, h(, Turkey oak, Quercus Cerris, Thphr. HP 3.8.7 . a)/spros, a, on, = Lat. asper, Ael. NA 1.26 . a)/. gra/mmata invisible writing, Cat.Cod.Astr. 1.108 (the signf. white is very late); a)/spron, to/, white of an egg, [ Gal. ] 14.560 . name of an ingredient of incense, Aët. 16.146 , 148 . a)/ssa, Ion. for a(/tina, neut. pl. of o(/stis, Il. 10.208 , al., Hdt. 1.47 , al.; Att. a(/tta Pl.Com. 49 , etc. a)/ssa, Ion. for tina/, Att. a)/tta, something, some, Hom. only once, o(ppoi=' a)/ssa what sort, Od. 19.218 ; po/s' a)/tta; Ar. Ra. 173 ; dei/n' a)/. ib. 925 ; oi(=' a)/tta bau/+zei Cratin. 6 , etc.: with numerals, du/' a)/tta o)no/mata, tri/a a)/tta ge/nh, Pl. Sph. 255c , Ly. 216d : added to a temporal Conj., phni/k' a)/tta . . ; Ar. Av. 1514 , etc. (a)/ssa (a)/tta) arises from false division of groups like o(poi=a/ ssa where ssa = ti-a , neut. pl. of tis, cf. Megarian sa/.) a)ssariai=os, a, on, at the rate of 12 asses per denarius per month, to/kos BMus.Inscr. 481 *. 66 (Ephesus, ii A.D.). a)ssa/rion, to/, (Lat. assarius (sc. nummus)), D.H. 9.27 , SIG 2869.5 (Calymna), OGI 484.9 , al. (Pergam., ii A.D.), Plu. Cam. 13 , Ev.Matt. 10.29 . a sort of valve, Hero Spir. 1.10 . a)sse/ws: e)pi\ sou=, Hsch. (Fort. a)=os: e(/ws, <m>e/<xr>is ou(=.) a)ssida/rios, o(, = essedarius, Artem. 2.32 . a)/ssios: proko/lpios, Hsch. a)=sson ( Dor. a)/ssion acc. to Eust. 1643.32 ), Adv. Comp. of a)/gxi:— nearer, esp. of hostile approach, a)=sson i)/t' Il. 1.567 , al., cf. Hes. Th. 748 ; tei/xeos a)=. i)/san Il. 22.4 , cf. Hdt. 4.3 , Ar. Eq. 1306 ; simply of approach, gunai=x' o(rw= stei/xousan h(mw=n a)=. S. OC 312 , cf. El. 900 ; of a woman, h(/tis a)ndrw=n a)=. ou)k e)lh/luqen Ar. Eq. 1306 ; di/fron a)=. e(/lketai puro/s Semon. 7.26 : c. dat., S. OC 722 : with double Comp. , e(/rponti ma=llon a)=sson Id. Ant. 1210 : Sup. a)/ssista A. Fr. 6 ; a)/sista IG 5(2).159.17 (Tegea), Michel 1334 (Elis, iv B. C.). hence new Comp. a)ssote/rw, with or without gen., Od. 19.506 , 17.572 ; later Comp. Adj. a)sso/teros, = e)ggu/teros , Arat. 878 : Sup. Adv. a)ssota/tw AP 9.430 ( Crin. ): Sup. Adj. a)sso/tatos ib. 6.345 (Id.). *)assu/rioi [u^], oi(, the Assyrians, Hdt. 1.193 , al.:—*)assuri/a, Ion. -ih (sc. gh=), h(, their country, Id. 2.17 , etc.:—*)assu/rios, a, on, as an Adj., Theoc. 2.162 , al.; later *)assuriko/s, h/, o/n, St.Byz. , al. a)ssu/teroi, = e)passu/teroi , Opp. C. 4.121 , 202 ; cf. a)ssuti/a: a)/lla e)p' a)/llois, Hsch. a)/|ssw, Att. contr. for a)i/+ssw. a)stagana/: i(ma/s, Hsch. a)sta^gh/s, e/s, not trickling, a). kru/stallos hard-frozen ice, dub. l. in S. Fr. 149.4 (prob. eu)pagh=). not merely trickling, i.e. gushing, in a stream, A.R. 3.805 , Nic. Th. 307 . a)sta^qh/s, e/s, (i(/stamai) unsteady, unstable, kinh/seis Phld. Ir. p.26W. ; au)=rai AP 10.74 (Paul. Sil.), cf. Nonn. D. 8.140 , al.; dia/noia LXX 3 Ma. 5.39 . a)sta/qm-eutos, on, not encamped, App. BC 2.74 . a)sta/qm-htos, on, unsteady, unstable, a)ste/res, = planh=tai , X. Mem. 4.7.5 ; of persons, o( dh=mos -o/taton pra=gma D. 19.136 , cf. Ar. Av. 169 , Pl. Ly. 214d ; of life, a). ai)w/n E. Or. 981 (lyr.); to\ a). tou= me/llontos the uncertainty of . . , Th. 4.62 ; th=s sumfora=s Id. 3.59 ; <*>u/xhs -o/teron ou)de/n Ph. 2.85 . Adv. -tws D.Chr. 4.122 . a)/staqm-os, on, unweighed, without record of weight, IG 1.121.4 , al., Epigr.Gr. 805 . a)stai/nei: duspaqei=, a(marta/nei, moxqei=, Hsch. a)stako/s, o(, the smooth lobster, Philyll. 13 , Arist. HA 526a11 , 549b14 , Matro Conv. 66 , Archestr. Fr. 24.1 ; o( e)n toi=s potamoi=s a). the river cray-fish, Arist. HA 530a28 . hollow of the ear, Poll. 2.85 . (By assimilation from o)stako/s, the Att. form acc. to Ath. 3.105b .) a)stakt-i/, Adv. of sq., not in drops, i.e. in floods, S. (who has -i_ in OC 1646 , -i^ 1251 ), Pl. Phd. 117c . a)/stakt-os, on, = a)stagh/s II, E. IT 1242 (lyr.), Orph. Fr. 47 . a)sta/laktos [ta^], on, not damp, a)h/r Plu. Crass. 4 . a)sta/lh, h(, polypus in the nose, Hsch. = skw/lhc ou)ra\n e)/xwn , Id. a)sta^lh/s, e/s, (ste/llomai) unarmed, unclad, Call. Fr. 266 . a)stalu/zw, weep and sob, Hsch. (-u/xein cod.). a)sta/ndhs, ou, o(, courier, Plu. Alex. 18 , 2.326f ; cf. Armen. astandel 'wander'. a)sta^si/a, h(, unsteadiness, inconstancy, Man. 1.19 : pl., Vett.Val. 38.3 . a)sta^si/astos [i^], on, not torn by faction, *)attikh/ Th. 1.2 ; strato/s App. Hisp. 72 ; bi/os Eus.Mynd. 26 . not liable to disturbance, nomh/ Sammelb. 5174 (iv A. D.), etc. of persons, free from faction or party-spirit, Lys. 2.55 , Pl. R. 459e , etc.; of forms of government, Arist. Pol. 1302a9 . Adv. -tws D.S. 17.54 , Herm. in Phdr. p.186A. : Comp. , D.C. 52.30 : Sup. -o/tata Pl. R. 520d . a)sta^tai/nw, = sq., Gal. 19.493 . a)sta^te/w, to be never at rest, po/loio fora\n . . -e/ousan App.Anth. 3.146.4 (Theon); of the sea, Plu. Crass. 17 ; ble/mma a)statou=n Hippiatr. 3 . to be unsettled, to be a wanderer, 1 Ep.Cor. 4.11 ; to be inconstant, peri\ tou\s ga/mous Vett.Val. 116.30 . a)/sta_toi, oi(, = Lat. hastati, Plb. 6.23.1 . a)/sta^tos, on, (i(/stamai) never standing still, unresting, to\ ku/klw| sw=ma Arist. Metaph. 1073a31 ; a)/. troxo/s Mesom. Nem. 7 . Adv. -tws, forei=qai Ph. 1.181 , cf. Vett.Val. 27.1 . unsteady, unstable, tu/xh Epicur. Ep. 3p.65U. , cf. Phld. Rh. 1.166S. ( Sup. ), Ph. 1.230 , al., Diog.Oen. 18 , Diogenian.Epicur. 2.60 , Plu. 2.103f ; of persons, a)/. th\n dia/noian Onos. 3.3 ; a)/. ai)w/n IG 7.2543 ; qnhtw=n bi/os Epigr.Gr. 699 , cf. Ph. 1.651 ; of a house, ruinous, PLond.ined. 2194 . uncertain, qewri/a Plb. 6.57.2 . Act. , making it impossible to stand, po/nos, pa/qos, Luc. Ocyp. 36 , 71 . unweighed, IG 1.32B25 , al., Nic. Th. 602 . a)sta^fi^di/ths, ou, o(, fem. a)stakt-i=tis, idos, of raisins, a)stafidi=tis r(w/c bunch of raisins, AP 9.226 ( Zon. ). a)sta^fi/s, i/dos, h(, sg. as collect. noun, dried grapes, raisins, IG 5(1).1.13 (Tegea, v B.C.), Hdt. 2.40 , Alex. 127.4 , etc.: pl., h( *(ro/dos a)stafi/das [pare/xei] Hermipp. 63.16 , cf. X. An. 4.4.9 , Arist. HA 595b10 ; a)stafi/dos oi)=nos raisin-wine, Pl. Lg. 845b : o)sta^fi/s, v.l. ap. Phot. as in Cratin. 121 (pl.), Nicopho 21 ; sta^fi/s, Hp. Acut. 64 , Theoc. 27.9 , etc. = stafi\s a)gri/a , Ps.- Dsc. 4.152 , Gal. 11.842 , Plin. HN 23.17 . (a)stafi/s is prob. by assimilation from o)stafi/s; cf. a)stako/s.) a)sta^fu^li=nos, = stafuli=nos , Diocl.Fr. 123 . a)sta/fu^los [a^], on, without grapes, xw=ros Aus. Ep. 12.24 . a)/sta^xus, uos, o(, (sta/xus with prothetic a):— ear of corn, Il. 2.148 , Hdt. 5.92 .z/, Call. Cer. 20 , etc.: metaph., bostru/xwn a)sta/xues Philostr. Im. 1.7 , cf. Luc. Charid. 3 . bandage, Gal. 18(1).813 . a)ste/gastos, on, uncovered, a)ggei=on Gal. 17(2).153 : of a ship, undecked, Antipho 5.22 , cf. Apollod. Poliorc. 185.10 ; roofless, PGen. 11.7 (iv A. D.); dia\ to\ a). from their having no shelter, Th. 7.87 . a)stegh/s, f.l. for a)stagh/s, da/kru App.Anth. 3.198 . a)/stegos, on, (ste/gh) without roof, houseless, Ps.-Phoc. 24 , LXX Is. 58.7 , App. Hisp. 78 ; unprotected, exposed, Ph. 1.574 . (ste/gw) Act. , not holding: metaph., a)/. xei/lesi unable to keep one's mouth shut, given to prating, LXX Pr. 10.8 ; sto/ma a)/. ib. 26.28 . a)steieu/omai, = sq., Sch. Ar. Ach. 1058 , Pax 370 , Sch. Arat. 956 . a)stei/+zomai, write or talk wittily or eloquently, Str. 13.4.11 , J. Ap. 2.9 , Demetr. Eloc. 149 , Plu. Marc. 21 ; talk speciously, Ph. 2.123 :— Act. in St.Byz. s.v. a)/stu. a)steio-logi/a, h(, clever talking, wit, Arist. Rh.Al. 1436a20 (pl.), M.Ant. 1.7 . a)steio-melh/s, e/s, with graceful limbs, Heph.Astr. 1.1 . a)steio-rrhmone/w: a)stei/+zomai, Zonar. a)stei=os, a, on, also os, on Diph. 73 : (a)/stu):— of the town (but in the literal sense a)stiko/s is used). town-bred, polite, Pl. Phd. 116d ; opp. a)/groikos, Plu. Mar. 3 ; ge/noit' a)stei=os oi)kw=n e)n po/lei Alc. Com. 26 ; charming, Isoc. 2.34 . of thoughts and words, refined, elegant, witty, dia/lekton a)stei/an u(poqhlute/ran, opp. a)neleu/qeron u(pagroikote/ran, Ar. Fr. 685 ; a)stei=o/n ti le/cai Id. Ra. 901 ; a)stei=on le/geis (where there is a play on the double sense, witty and popular) Id. Nu. 204 ; a). kai\ dhmwfelei=s oi( lo/goi Pl. Phdr. 227d ; a)stei=on ei)pei=n Com.Anon. 248 Mein., cf. Axiop. 1.14 ; a)steiota/tas e)pinoi/as Ar. Eq. 539 ; of persons, oi( a). the wits, Pl. R. 452d ; ta\ a). witty sayings, witticisms, Arist. Rh. 1411b21 , al. Adv. -ws J. AJ 12.4.4 , Plu. 2.123f , Luc. Nigr. 13 . as a general word of praise, of things and persons, pretty, charming, boskh/mate Ar. Ach. 811 ; e(orth/ Pl. Grg. 447a ; a). kai\ eu)h/qhs Id. R. 349b , cf. Phdr. 242e , Hp. Ep. 13 ; e)sti\ gou=n a(plh= tis;—a)stei/a me\n ou)=n Anaxil. 21 ; a)stei=o/n [e)sti] o(/ti e)ruqria=|s it is charming to see you blush, Pl. Ly. 204c ; a)stei=on pa/nu ei) . . Men. Sam. 149 . ironically, a). ke/rdos a pretty piece of luck, Ar. Nu. 1064 ; a)stei=os ei)= Diph. 73 . of outward appearance, pretty, graceful, LXX Ex. 2.2 , al.; oi( mikroi\ a). kai\ su/mmetroi, kaloi\ d' ou)/ Arist. EN 1123b7 ; handsome, LXX Jd. 3.17 (of Eglon): in Comedy, of dainty dishes, krambi/dion, krei/+skon, Antiph. 6 , Alex. 189 . good of its kind, ai(=ma Hp. Alim. 44 ; e(lle/boros Str. 9.3.3 ; oi)=nos Plu. 2.620d ; of persons, good, Ph. 1.97 , Plu. Them. 5 ; a)stei=a good qualities, opp. fau=la, Demetr. Eloc. 114 . Adv. -ei/ws honourably, pra/ttwn LXX 2 Ma. 12.43 , cf. Ph. 1.244 . a)steiosu/nh, h(, = sq., Lib. Or. 11.154 , Chor. in Rev.Phil. 1.81 . a)steio/ths, htos, h(, prettiness, daintiness of person, Vett.Val. 161.17 ; politeness, wit, makarismo\s kai\ a). Andronic.Rhod. p.570M. , cf. Lib. Or. 11.270 , Sch. Ar. Pax 370 . a)/steiptos, on, v. a)/stiptos. a)ste/-i+sma, atos, to/, witticism, Tz. H. 4.780 . a)ste-i+smo/s, o(, wit, D.H. Dem. 54 , Demetr. Eloc. 128 (pl.), 130 , Phld. Rh. 1.181 S. : pl., forms of wit, Longin. 34.2 , Philostr. VS 1.25.9 ; esp. of ironical self-depreciation, mock-modesty, Phld. Acad.Ind. p.52M. , Alex. Fig. 1.18 , Trypho Trop. 24 ; = para/leiyis , Hdn. Fig. p.98S. a)/stektos, on, (ste/gw) insufferable, Hsch. , A. Fr. 224 ap. AB 456 ( Hsch. a)/sterkta), Paul.Aeg. 5.16 , Dsc. Ther. 13 . Adv. -tws Hsch. a)ste/lefos, o(, leathern case for a lyre, Hsch. :—also a)stelofou=n: de/rma to\ ei)s ta\ a)/kra, Id. a)stele/xhs, es, without main stem, Thphr. HP 1.3.1 . a)ste/lexos: o( daktu/lios, e(/dra, Hsch. a)ste/mbaktos, on, = sq., Euph. 123 , Lyc. 1117 . a)stemfh/s, e/s, unmoved, unshaken, boulh/ Il. 2.344 ; bi/h A.R. 4.1375 ; a)stemfe\s e)/xeske [to\ skh=ptron] he held it stiff, Il. 3.219 ; ou)do/s Hes. Th. 812 ; a). oi(/h ne/kus Opp. H. 2.70 . Adv., u(mei=s a)stemfe/ws e)xe/men you hold fast! Od. 4.419 , cf. 459 ; a)stemfw=s to\n bi/on dienh/cato Marin. Procl. 15 : neut. a)stemfe/s as Adv., stiffly, starkly, Mosch. 4.113 ; nefe/lai . . a). melaneu=sai dark without relief, Arat. 878 . of persons, stiff, poihtai\ sklhroi\ kai\ a). Ar. Fr. 579 ; a). telamw/n unflinching, Theoc. 13.37 ; as pr. n. of a Titan, Emp. 123 . metaph., of a trap, relentless, AP 6.296 ( Leon. ); zugo/s, desmo/s, Opp. H. 1.417 , 2.84 ; nu/c AP 9.424 (Duris).—Poet. word, also in late Prose, Agath. 1.21 . (Cf. ste/mbw, ste/mfulon, Skt. stabhnaā´ti `supports', `holds fast'.) a)ste/naktos, on, without sigh or groan, a). ka)da/krutos S. Tr. 1200 , cf. 1074 ; a)/klautos a). E. Alc. 173 ; a). h(me/ra a day free from groans, Id. Hec. 691 (lyr.), cf. Pl. Ax. 370d , Mél.Nicole 308 (Panticapaeum). Adv. -tws Plu. 2.107a :—also a)stenakti/, A. Fr. 307 , Ar. Ec. 464 . a)|ste/on, one must sing, Ar. Nu. 1205 , Pl. R. 390e . a)/steptos, on, (ste/fw) uncrowned, ti/s a)/. qew=n; E. Heracl. 440 . a)sterg-a/nwr [a_n], oros, o(, h(, without love of man, unwedded, parqeni/a, of Io, A. Pr. 898 (lyr.). a)sterg-h/s, e/s, without love, implacable, o)rgh/ S. Aj. 776 ; a). ti paqei=n something intolerable, Id. OT 229 . repellent, Hp. Gland. 16 ; unyielding, -e/steron cu/lon Id. Fract. 16 (s.v.l.), cf. Ruf. ap. Orib. 49.28.3 . a)ster-iai=os, a, on, like a star, Cleom. 1.11 ; decorated with stars, prob.in PHamb. 10.44 (ii. A. D. ). a)ster-i/as, ou, o(, starred: hence, a fish, Squalus stellaris, Philyll. 1.2 , Arist. HA 543a17 . a bird, perh. bittern, Ardea stellaris, ib. 609b22 . a kind of hawk, ib. 620a18 ; = xrusa/etos , Ael. NA 2.39 . a)ster-i/zw, arrange in constellations, Hipparch. 1.4.5 ( Pass. ), al.; mark with stars, Ptol. Geog. 1.23.3 ( Pass. ); cast a nativity, Vett.Val. 187.15 . a)ster-iko/s, h/, o/n, planetary, kinh/mata Theol.Ar. 37 . a)ste/r-ios, a, on, also os, on, starred, starry, Arat. 695 ; a). a)/maca, = *)/arktos , Call. Fr. 146 ; ku/tos, of the sphere of the fixed stars, Vett.Val. 172.32 . of a star, [sw=ma] Porph. Chr. 35 ; u(/lh Orph. Fr. 353 . a)ste/rion, to/, a kind of spider, Nic. Th. 725 . a)ste/rion, to/, name of a plant, Crateuas Fr. 10 ; = korwno/pous , Ps.- Dsc. 2.130 (prob. for a)/strion) = sfondu/lion , Id. 3.76 ; = ka/nnabis h(/meros , ib. 148 ; = a)sth\r *)attiko/s , Id. 4.119 . a)ste/rion, to/, = a)sth/r VI, Dsc. Eup. 2.30 . a)ste/rios li/qos meteoric stone, D.P. 328 . a)ster-i/skion, to/, Dim. of sq., little star, boss, knob on a helmet, Apollon. Lex. a)ster-i/skos, o(, Dim. of a)sth/r, little star, Call. Iamb. 1.120 , Hipparch. 3.5.22 (pl.). = a)steri/skion , Eust. 424.5 . asterisk, the mark <*> by which Gramm. distinguished fine passages in Mss., Id. 599.34 , etc.; also used as a metrical sign, Heph. Poëm. p.74C. = a)sth\r *)attiko/s , blue daisy, Thphr. HP 4.12.2 , Ps.- Dsc. 4.119 . capsule of the poppy, Dsc. 4.64 . small wheel with projections, Hero Aut. 24.5 . a geometrical figure, Id.*Stereom. 1.77 . a)ster-ismo/s, o(, marking with stars, Ptol. Geog. 1.22.4 , Sch. Arat. 205 ; arrangement of constellations, th=s *)argou=s Hipparch. 1.8.1 , cf. 2.1.12 ; a starry ornament, f.l. for foreg. in D.S. 19.34 . = katasterismo/s , Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.44 . a)ster-i/ths (sc. li/qos), o(, name of a mythical precious stone, Ptol. Heph. ap. Phot. p.153B. , Ps.-Democr. Alch. p.50B. a)/sterktos, on, = a)stergh/s , v. a)/stektos. a)stero-blh/s, blh=tos, o(, h(, star-flung, kerauno/s IG 14.641i . a)stero-di/nhtos, on, (di_ne/w) brought by the revolution of the stars, Procl. H. 1.49 . a)stero-eidh/s, e/s, star-like, Ph. 1.20 , 633 ( Sup. ), Plu. 2.933e . Adv. -dw=s Dsc. 1.19 . starred, starry, E. Fr. 114 ap. Ar. Th. 1067 . a)stero/-eis, essa, en, = foreg. II, ou)rano/s Il. 4.44 , IG 9(1).882.15 (Corc.), etc. like a star, sparkling, qw/rhc Il. 16.134 ; *(hfai/stou do/mos 18.370 . a). pe/dila, of the Senators' buskins which had a half-moon in front, IG 14.1389 i 23 . a)ste/ro-qen, Adv. from the stars, Arat. 1013 ( v.l. ou)rano/qen ). a)stero-marma^ru^gh/, h(, the brightness of the stars, v.l. in Sch. Arat. 328 . a)stero/-nwtos, on, with starry back, ou)rano/s Nonn. D. 2.335 . a)steroo/mma^tos, on, star-eyed, epith. of night, Orph. H. 34.13 . a)sterop-a_gere/tas, a, o(, lightning-compeller, Cerc. 4.25 . a)sterop-ai=os, on, = a)sterophth/s , Corn. ND 9 . a)sterop-h/, h(, = steroph/, a)straph/ , lightning, Il. 10.154 ( v.l. for steroph/ ), Pi. N. 9.19 , Ar. Av. 1746 , 1748 (anap.). a)sterop-h/s, h=tos, o(, h(, lightening, kerauno/s IG 14.641 . a)sterop-hth/s, ou=, o(, lightener, of Zeus, Il. 1.580 , Hes. Th. 390 , S. Ph. 1198 (dact.). a)stero-plhqh/s, e/s, full of stars, Orac. ap. Eus. PE 5.8 . a)stero/-plhktos, on, struck 'sine fulmine' (by a meteoric bolt), Seneca QN 1.15 . a)steropo/s, o/n, = a)sterwpo/s, *zeu/s Achae. 2.3 (anap.). a)stero-skope/w, watch the stars, S.E. M. 5.68 :—hence Subst. a)stero-skopi/a, h(, ib. 80 (pl.). a)stero-sko/pos, on, astronomer or astrologer, Artem. 2.69 . a)stero-feggh/s, e/s, shining with stars, ai)qh/r Orph. H. 5.5 ; nu/c ib. 3.3 . a)stero/-foitos, on, traversing the stars, esp. of constellations, *)hridano/s Nonn. D. 23.298 , al. traversed by stars, ku/klos *)olu/mpou ib. 32.10 , al. a)stero/w, turn into stars, pe/trous h)sterwke/nai Placit. 2.13.3 :— Pass. , to be marked by stars, opp. ei)=nai a)na/stera, Sch. Arat. 273 . a)stero/wntai, f.l. for a)stero/entes in Arat. 548 . a)ster-w/dhs, es, = a)steroeidh/s, *potamo/s Sch. Arat. 355 . a)ster-wpo/s, o/n, star-faced, star-like, bright-shining, o)/mma *lhtw/|as ko/rhs A. Fr. 170 ; nukto\s a). se/las E. Hipp. 851 (lyr.), cf. Ph. 129 (lyr.). star-eyed, starry, ai)qh/r E. Ion 1078 (lyr.); a). ou)ranou= de/mas Critias 25.33D. a)ster-wto/s, h/, o/n, starred, fia/lh IG 11(2).199 B 8 , 42 (iii B. C.); pi=los Sallust. 4 . a)ste/fa^n-os, on, without crown, ungarlanded, mostly in token of defeat, E. Hipp. 1137 (lyr.); a(mi/llas e)/qet' a)stefa/nous Id. Andr. 1021 . a)stefa^/n-wtos, on, uncrowned, forbidden to be crowned, Sapph. 78 , Pl. R. 613c , D. 18.319 ; a). e)k tw=n no/mwn Aeschin. 3.176 . without the nuptial crown, unwedded, Epigr.Gr. 314.27 . a)stefh/s, e/s, = a)ste/fanos , Man. 6.517 :—also a)/stefos, on, A.D. Pron. 31.15 . a)sth/, h(, fem. of a)sto/s, Hdt. 1.173 , al., Ar. Th. 541 , BGU 1104.4 (i B. C.), etc. a)/sthqi, = a)n-st- , Herod. 8.1 , cf. a)ni/sthmi. a)/sthlos, on, without tombstone, AP 7.479 ( Theodorid. ). a)sthnei=: a)dunatei=, Hsch. , cf. sq. a)/sthnos, on, miserable, BCH 29.410 (Rhenea, ii B. C.): heterocl. pl. a)sth=nes Hsch. ; expld. para\ to\ mh\ sta/sin mhd' oi)/khsin e)/xein in EM 159.11 , cf. Suid. a)sth/r, o(, gen. e/ros: dat. pl. a)stra/si Il. 22.28 , 317 ( Aristarch. ; a)/strasi Sch.Ven., Choerob. ):—star (v. a)/stron) , a)ste/r' o)pwrinw=| Il. 5.5 ; ou)/lios a). 11.62 ; *sei/rios a). Hes. Op. 417 ; a). *)arktou=ros the chief star in the constellation, ib. 565 , etc.; shooting star or meteor, Il. 4.75 ; oi( diatre/xontes a). Ar. Pax 838 ; a)/|ttontas w(/sper a)ste/ras Pl. R. 621b , cf. Arist. Mete. 341a33 , Plu. Agis 11 . flame, light, fire, E. Hel. 1131 (lyr.). a)sth\r pe/trinos meteoric stone, Placit. 2.13.9 . metaph. of illustrious persons, etc., fanerw/taton a)ste/r' *)aqh/nas E. Hipp. 1122 (lyr.); *mousa/wn a)ste/ra kai\ *xari/twn AP 7.1.8 ( Alc. Mess.) star-fish, Hp. Nat.Mul. 32 , Arist. HA 548a7 , PA 681b9 , etc. name of a bird, perh. goldfinch, Dionys. Av. 3.2 . blue daisy, Aster Amellus, Nic. Fr. 74.66 , Dsc. 4.119 . Samian clay used as sealing-wax, and in Medicine, Thphr. Lap. 63 , Dsc. 5.153 , Gal. 12.178 , al. architectural ornament, IG 4.1484.83 (Epid.), SIG 241 B 111 (Delph., iv B. C.). bandage, Gal. 18 ( 1 ). 823 . name of various remedies, Id. 12.761 , al. birthmark in form of star, Carcin. ap. Arist. Po. 1454b22 : in Palmistry, a mark on the hand, tw=| u/ stoixei/w| paraplh/sion Cat.Cod.Astr. 7.238.28 . (Cf. Skt. stár- `star', Lat. stella (from stēr-la), Goth. stairnō.) a)sth/rei: si=tos, Hsch. a)sthri/dion, to/, Dim. of a)sth/r, ornament in shape of star, PHamb. 10.44 (ii A. D.). a)sth/riktos, on, not supported by a staff, AP 6.203 (Lacon or Phil. ); unstable, Longin. 2.2 , 2 Ep.Pet. 3.16 , Gal. UP 2.15 , al.; a). logismou= Vett.Val. 242.3 ; not remaining still, of persons, Nonn. D. 10.14 , al.; of water, ib. 32.8 , al. a)/|sths, ou, o(, (a)/|dw) singer, Gloss. a)stia/ggas: ta\s u(pofulli/das tw=n botru/wn, oi( de\ a)kti=nos au)ga/s, e)/nioi a)/striggas, kai\ a)/strigas a)/lloi, EM 159.38 ; cf. a)/stiggas: ai)=gas, h)\ a)/striggas, Hsch. (Cf. a)/stligc, o)/stligc.) a)sti/arxos, = a)stu/arxos , BGU 1024 . a)sti^bh/s, e/s, (stei/bw) untrodden, tini/ A. Th. 859 (lyr.): hence, desert, pathless, xw=ros S. Aj. 657 ; a). po/ros, of the sea, Arion 1.16 ; o(do/s Hymn.Is. 149 . not to be trodden, holy, a)/lsos S. OC 126 ; rare in Prose, as X. Mem. 3.8.10 . Act. , leaving no track, troxo/s Mesom. Nem. 7 . a)sti/bhtos [i^], on, = foreg., Lyc. 121 , Procop. Arc. 14 ; a). oi)=koi: a)/duta, Hsch. :—also a)/sti^bos, on, AP 7.745 (Antip. Sid.). a)sti^gh/s, e/s, unpunctuated, bibli/on St.Byz. s. vv. *)anakto/rion, *ba/bras. a)stiko/s, h/, o/n, (a)/stu) of a city or town, opp. country, lew\s a). A. Eu. 997 ; bwmoi/ Id. Supp. 501 ; epith. of Hecate, IG 9(2).575 (Larissa, v B. C.); ta\ a). *dionu/sia ( = ta\ kat' a)/stu ) Th. 5.20 ; home, opp. ceniko/s (foreign), A. Supp. 618 ; a). di/kai suits between citizens, Lys. 17.3 ; a). dikasth/rion IG 12(7).3.32 (Amorgos); a). no/moi POxy. 706.9 (ii A. D.). as Subst., = a)sto/s , TAM 2.377 , 886 (Xanthus). a)stikoi/, oi(, = Lat. cohortes urbanae, D.C. 56.32 , 59.2 ; a)stiko/n, to/, Id. 55.24 . fond of the town or town life, D. 55.11 . = a)stei=os , polite, a)stika/, as Adv., opp. a)groi/kws, Theoc. 20.4 .—In codd. often written a)stuko/s. a)/stiktos, on, not marked with sti/gmata, not tattooed, to\ a)/stikton Hdt. 5.6 . xwri/on a)/. an estate not pledged or mortgaged (those that were so being marked by sth=lai or o(/roi), Lys. Fr. 3S. , Men. 1D. , Poll. 3.85 . a)stila/zei: sumperipatei=, Hsch. a)stici/a, h(, want of punctuation, An.Ox. 4.51 . a)/stios, a, on, = a)stiko/s, di/ka GDI 4976 (Crete), IG 5(2).357.26 (Stymphalus, iii B. C.); penthkosth\ h( a). ib. 11.287A9 (Delos, iii B.C.). a)sti/oxos, o(, stink-pot, Hsch. a)/stippos: i(ppe/wn e(bdomh/konta, Id. a)/stiptos, on, = a)stibh/s , untrodden, a)kth\ . . brotoi=s a)/. S. Ph. 2 , v. l. a)/steiptos, which is prob. in OGI 606 (Syria). a)sti/ths [i_], ou, o(, (a)/stu) townsman, citizen, S. Fr. 92 ; spelt a)stei/ths in CIG 2134b23 . a)stle/ggistos, on, not scraped clean, AP 6.298 ( Leon. ). a)/stligc, iggos, h(, = o)/stligc , Philet. ap. Sch. A.R. 1.1297 , Hdn.Gr. 1.44 . a)/stobos, on, = a)loido/rhtos , Hsch. a)stoixei/wtos, on, ignorant of the first elements, Ph. 1.337 . a)/stoixos, on, not in a row, of the grains in an ear of wheat, Thphr. HP 8.4.2 . a)stolo/gos, o(, title in Egypt, Sammelb. 969 . a)/stolos, on, (ste/llw) ungirded, xitw/n S. Fr. 872 . of Charon 's boat, A. Th. 857 (lyr.) (a)/stonos cod. M). a)stoma/xhtos [a^], on, without anger (i.e. not angered), PBaden 35.17 (i A. D.), Alciphr. 2.2 . Adv. -tws IG 14.2095 . a)sto/mios, a, on, = a)/stomos II, Nonn. D. 7.244 . a)/stom-os, on, speechless, S. Fr. 76 , Arr. Epict. 2.24.26 ; a)/. pepoihke/nai reduce to silence, Luc. Lex. 15 . with no mouth, a)/. kai\ a)/rrines Str. 2.1.9 , cf. Plu. 2.938c , 940b . with no outlet, li/mnh Str. 7.3.15 . of horses, hard-mouthed, S. El. 724 , Plu. Art. 9 . of dogs, soft-mouthed, unable to hold with the teeth, X. Cyn. 3.3 . of meat and drink, unpalatable, Hices. ap. Ath. 7.323a , Dsc. 1.110 , al.: Comp. , Sor. 1.95 . of metal, soft, incapable of a fine edge, Plu. Lys. 17 . a)sto/m-wtos, on, with no orifice, Sor. 1.57 , Orib. 45.3.8 , Prob. in Gal. 18(2).795 . unsharpened, untempered, of metal, Hsch. s.v. a)/baptos. a)stona/xhtos [a^], on, = sq., IG 14.2111 . a)/stonos, on, without sighs, po/tos a)/. a potion to chase away sighs, dub. in Anacreont. 50.6 , cf. Max. Tyr. 3.9 . (a)- intens.) = megalo/stonos , Hsch. a)sto/cenos, o(, h(, public guest of a city, A. Supp. 356 .—Expld. by Ael. Dion. Fr. 282 , Hsch. , as a blood-relation, though a foreigner by birth. a)storg-i/a, h(, want of natural affection, Antipho Fr. 73 , Men. 522 , D.H. 3.18 . a)/storg-os, on, without natural affection, a)/storgos yuxh/n Aeschin. 2.146 ; w(/storgos the heartless one, Theoc. 2.112 , cf. Lyr.Alex. Adesp. 6.9 ; a)/. gunh/ Theoc. 17.43 ; a)/. pro\s ta\ e)/kgona Clytus I, cf. IG 12(5).14 (Ios); a)/. qa/natos cruel, AP 7.662 ( Leon. ), IG 3.1374 . without attraction, Plu. 2.926f :—also a)sto/rghs (sic) An.Ox. 1.50 . a)storh/s, e/s, without bedding, xameu=nai Nonn. D. 16.93 . a)sto/rion: me/ga kai\ diakexume/non, Hsch. a)sto/s, o(, (a)/stu) townsman, citizen, Il. 11.242 , Od. 13.192 , etc.; dist. from poli/ths, a)sto/s being one who has civil rights only, poli/ths one who has political rights also, Arist. Pol. 1278a34 ; a). pikro\s poli/tais E. Med. 223 ; oi( a). the commons, opp. oi( a)gaqoi/, Pi. P. 3.71 , cf. Isoc. 3.21 ; opp. ce/nos, Pi. O. 7.90 , Hdt. 2.160 , 3.8 ; esp. at Athens, Lys. 6.17 , Pl. Ap. 30a , Isoc. l.c., cf. S. OT 817 , OC 13 , etc.; opp. me/toikos, ce/nos, Pl. R. 563a ; in Egypt, citizen of Alexandria (cf. a)/stu 11.3 ), PGnom. 38 , al. —Fem. a)sth/, q. v., but *)asto/s fem. as epith. of *ko/rh, IG 12(5).225 (Paros, v B. C.). (vassto/s and vasto/s, IG 9(1).333.14 ( Locr. , v B. C.), 9(2).1226 (Phalanna, v B.C.).) a)sto/x-astos, on, not aimed, D.H. 14.10 ; not aimed at, not considered, plh/qous kai\ poio/thtos a)stoxa/stwn Phld. D. 3 Fr. 89 . hard to guess at, Thphr. ap. Stob. 4.11.16 . Act. , missing the mark, Phld. Rh. 1.191S. a)stox-e/w, miss the mark, miss, tou= sumfe/rontos IG 9(2).517.28 (letter of Philip V to Larissa); tino/s Plb. 5.107.2 , al., Phld. Rh. 1.219S. ; tou= metri/ou Plu. 2.414f ; a)mfoi=n Luc. Am. 22 ; fail, peri/ tinos Plb. 3.21.10 ; peri\ th\n pi/stin, th\n a)lh/qeian, 1 Ep.Ti. 6.21 , 2.2.18 ; e)/n tini J. BJ 2.8.12 : abs., Alciphr. 3.53 .—Rare in poetry, h)sto/xhke/ mou Lyr.Alex.Adesp. 4.21 . a)sto/x-hma, atos, to/, failure, fault, Plu. 2.520b . a)stox-i/a, h(, missing the mark, failing, Phld. Vit. p.41 J. (pl.), Plu. 2.800a (pl.); a)stoxi/ai tw=n e)/rgwn Cat.Cod.Astr. 2.162.6 . imprudence, thoughtlessness, error, Plb. 2.33.8 , etc. a)stox-i/zomai, = a)stoxe/w , S. Fr. 442.4 . a)/stox-os, on, missing the mark, aiming badly at, tino/s Pl. Ti. 19e , AP 9.370 ( Tib. Ill.). abs., aiming amiss, random, ou)k a)sto/xou dianoi/as Arist. HA 587a9 ; kathgori/a aimless, absurd, Plb. 5.49.4 ; of a person, Phld. Ind.Sto. 32 . Adv. -xws amiss, Alex. 116.14 , Plb. 1.74.2 , Phld. Mort. 33 . a)stra^ba^li/zw, make level, EM 159.59 , Hsch. (-obi/zein cod.). a)/strabda (or a)stox-abda/), pai/zein dub. sens. in Herod. 3.64 : perh. fr. a)stra/ptw, or without turning (a)- priv., stre/fw). a)stra^b-eu/w, ride a mule, Pl.Com. 39 . a)stra^/b-h, h(, mule's saddle, an easy padded saddle, used by effeminate persons (Sch. D. l.c. infr.), e)p' a)stra/bhs a)\n w)xou/mhn Lys. 24.11 ; e)p' a)stra/bhs o)xou/menos a)rgura=s ( v.l. e)c *)argou/ras ) D. 21.133 ; tw=n u(pozugi/wn ta\ trixw/mata gi/netai leuka\ e)k prostri/yewn th=s a)stra/bhs Arist. Col. interpol.post 798a19 ; eu)telw=s e)p' a)stra/bhs Macho ap. Ath. 13.582c ; malaki/zomai e)p' a)stra/bhs o)xhqei/s Luc. Lex. 2 : prov., sofo/n g' o( bou=s e)/fasken a)stra/bhn i)dw/n, Com.Adesp. 563 .—Expld. as ei)=dos a(ma/chs in Hdn.Gr. 1.308 ; as the pommel of a saddle, EM 159.50 , Hsch. ; of the mule itself, Id., Harp. , Eust. 1625.40 . *dhmosqe/nous a)., a kind of surgical appliance, Heliod. ap. Orib. 49.4.34 . a)stra^b-hla/ths [la^], ou, o(, muleteer, Luc. Lex. 2 , Poll. 7.185 . a)stra^/b-hlos, o(, = stra/bhlos (with a)- euph.), a kind of shell, Agias I, Dercyl.I. a)stra^b-h/s, e/s, = a)strafh/s , not twisted, straight, steadfast, *troi/as ki/wn (i.e. Hector) Pi. O. 2.90 ; ge/nues Hp. Art. 31 ; tri/gwnon Pl. Ti. 73b ; to\ sw=ma poiei=n a). Arist. Pol. 1336a12 ; ba/seis IG 7.3073.104 (Lebad.); of timber, Thphr. HP 3.9.2 : Comp. , ib. 5.1.11 : Sup. , ib. 5.3.5 ; rigid, stiff, a). e)nte/tatai Aret. SA 1.6 . Adv. -bw=s Ael. NA 2.11 . a)stra^b-i/zw, (a)stra/bh) ride pillion, kamh/lous a)strabizou/sas A. Supp. 285 (dub.). a)stra^b-isth/r, h=ros, o(, instrument used in levelling, Hsch. a)stra^ga/l-eios [ga^], a, on, covering the ankles, = Lat. talaris, xitw/n Aq. Ge. 37.3 . a)stra^ga/l-h, h(, Ion. for a)stra/ga^los, Anacr. 46 , Herod. 3.7 , Ael.Dion. Fr. 359 . = h( th=s i)/rews r(i/za , Hsch. = kakoh/qhs ku/wn , Id. a)stra^gal-i/zw, play with a)stra/galoi, Pl. Ly. 206e , Alc. 1.110b ; a). a)/rtois Cratin. 165 , cf. Telecl. 1.14 . a)stra^gal-i=nos, o(, goldfinch, elsewh. poikili/s, Dionys. Av. 3.2 . a)stra^ga/l-i^sis, ews, h(, playing with a)stra/galoi, Arist. Rh. 1371a2 (pl.). a)stra^gal-i/skos, o(, Dim. of a)stra/galos, Roussel Cultes Égyptiens 218 (Delos, ii B.C.), Poll. 6.99 ; name of a surgical appliance, P Med.Lond. 2.14 . a)stra^gal-isth/s, ou=, o(, dice-player; in pl., name of a comedy by Alex. Aet., Sch. Il. 23.86 (Mein. for a)strologistai/). a)stra^gal-istiko/s, h/, o/n, of the dice, bo/los Eust. 1397.47 . a)stra^gal-i=tis, idos, h(, = i)=ris *)illurikh/ , Gal. 12.422 . a)stra^ga^lo/mantis, ews, o(, divining from a)stra/galoi, Artem. 2.69 . a)stra/ga^los [ra^], o(, (v. o)ste/on) one of the vertebrae, esp. of the neck, Il. 14.466 , Od. 11.65 , AP 7.632 ( Diod. ); votive object, IG 5 ( 2 ). 125 (Tegea, ii A. D.). ball of the ankle joint (not to be confused with sfuro/n, Ruf. Onom. 124 ), Hdt. 3.129 ; in horses, X. Eq. 1.15 ; of various animals, Hp. Int. 20 , 30 . oi( me\n po/des a)stra/galoi/ teu, as a compliment, i.e. well-turned, Theoc. 10.36 . wrist, LXX Da. 5.5 , 24 . pl., a)stra/galoi knucklebones used as dice or a game played with dice, a)mf' a)straga/loisi xolwqei/s Il. 23.88 , cf. Hdt. 1.94 , Menecr.Com. 1D. ; a). dia/seistoi Aeschin. 1.59 , cf. Men. 423 ; a). memolibdwme/noi loaded dice, Arist. Pr. 913a36 , cf. Eust. 1397.34 ; later, dice proper, a)nt' a)straga/lwn kondu/loisi pai/zete Pherecr. 43 . h( e)k tw=n a)straga/lwn ma/stic scourge of strung bones, Luc. Asin. 38 ; cf. a)stragalwto/s. moulding in the capital of the Ionic column, IG 1.322 , Vitr. 3.5.7 . milk vetch, Orobus niger, Dsc. 4.61 , Gal. 11.841 . prism of wood, Aen.Tact. 31.17 , al. ear-ring, cu/linoi a). Anacr. 21.4 . a)stra^ga^l-w/dhs, es, shaped like an a)stra/galos, Tz. H. 10.231 . a)stra^ga^l-wto/s, h/, o/n, made of a)stra/galoi, ma/stic Crates Com. 35 , Plu. 2.1127c ; i(ma/s Posidon. 9 . -wth/, h(, name of a plant, Philum. Ven. 7.11 ; dub.in Harp.Astr.in Cat.Cod.Astr. 8(3).150.26 . (sc. stupthri/a) a kind of alum, Gal. 12.237 . a)strai=os, a, on, (a)/stron) starry, Orac. ap. Porph. ap. Eus. PE 3.14 , Nonn. D. 1.191 ,al. a)straklei=n: a)dunatei=n, Hsch. a)stralo/s, o(, = yaro/s (Thess.), Hsch. (Cf. Lat. sturnus, OHG. stara, O E. stær.) a)stra^p-ai=os, a, on, of lightning, a)/nemos a). a wind with thunderstorms, Arist. Mete. 364b30 , cf. Thphr. Sign. 37 ; ta\ a). tw=n u(da/twn thunder-showers, Plu. 2.664c ; *zeu\s a). Arist. Mu. 401a16 , Corn. ND 9 , IGRom. 3.17 (Bithyn.). a)stra^p-h/, h(, = a)steroph/, steroph/ ,fiash of lightning, lightning, bronth\ kai\ a). Hdt. 3.86 , cf. X. HG 7.1.31 , etc.; bronth\ d' e)rra/gh di' a)straph=s S. Fr. 578 , cf. Pl. Ti. 68a , Cra. 409c , Arist. Mete. 369b6 ; personified, as subject of painting, Plin. HN 35.96 , Philostr. Im. 1.14 : freq. in pl., lightnings, ta\s a). te kai\ kerauni/ous bola/s A. Th. 430 ; ta=n purfo/rwn a)strapa=n kra/th ne/mwn S. OT 201 (lyr.). light of a lamp, A. Fr. 386 , Ev.Luc. 11.36 . metaph., a)straph/n tin' o)mma/twn flashing of the eyes, S. Fr. 474 ; ble/pwn a)strapa/s Ar. Ach. 566 ; e)ktuflou=n tin' a)straph\ [ei)mi/] Antiph. 195.4 , cf. Ach.Tat. 6.6 . a)stra^ph-bole/w, hurl lightnings, Eust. 1060.43 . a)stra^ph-bo/los, on, (ba/llw) hurling lightnings, Id. 1682.5 . a)stra^ph-do/n, Adv. like lightning, Aristobul. ap. Eus. PE 8.10 . a)stra^ph-fore/w, carry lightnings, Ar. Pax 722 . a)stra^ph-fo/ros, on, flashing, pu=r E. Ba. 3 . a)stra/pios [a^], on, = a)stra^pai=os , Orph. H. 15.9 , 20.5 . a)stra^po-eidh/s, e/s, like lightning, forked, Gloss. a)stra^po-ktu^podi/wkta, prob. in P Mag.Lond. 1.46.20 for a)strapokupodwke. a)stra^po/-plhktos, on, lightning-stricken, v.l. for a)stero/plhktos in Seneca QN 1.15 . a)straptiko/s, h/, o/n, lightening, Sch. Il. 1.580 . a)stra/ptw (cf. stra/ptw), Ep. impf. a)stra/pteskon Mosch. 2.86 : fut. a)stra/yw Cratin. 53 , Nonn. D. 33.376 : aor. h)/straya Il. 17.595 , etc.:—lighten, hurl lightnings, freq. of omens sent by Zeus, a)stra/ptwn e)pide/ci' Il. 2.353 ; *kroni/dhs e)nde/cia sh/mata fai/nwn a)stra/ptei 9.237 ; w(s d' o(/t' a)\n a)stra/pth| po/sis *(/hrhs 10.5 ; a)stra/yas de\ ma/la mega/l' e)/ktupe 17.595 ; ou(lu/mpios h)/strapten, e)bro/nta Ar. Ach. 531 , cf. V. 626 . impers., a)stra/ptei it lightens, h)/straye it lightened, ou)ranou= d' a)/po h)/straye S. Fr. 578 , cf. Arist. Rh. 1392b27 . flash or glance like lightning, pa=s ga\r a)stra/ptei xalino/s S. OC 1067 (lyr.); kata/xalkon a). pedi/on gleams with brass, E. Ph. III; so a). xalkw=| X. Cyr. 6.4.1 ; of the face, ei)=don th\n o)/yin . . a)stra/ptousan Pl. Phdr. 254b ; a). toi=s o)/mmasi X. Cyn. 6.15 ; of flowers, a)nemwni/des a)stra/ptousai bright, Nic. Fr. 74.64 : c. acc. cogn., e)c o)mma/twn d' h)/strapte . . se/las (sc. *tufw/n) flashed flame from his eyes, A. Pr. 358 ; i(/meron a)stra/ptousa kat' o)/mmatos AP 12.161 ( Asclep. ), cf. Mosch. l.c.; h)/straye gluku\ ka/llos AP 12.110 ( Mel. ). of persons, to be brilliant, conspicuous, e)/n tini Opp. C. 1.361 , 2.23 . trans., consume with lightning, dub. in Cratin. 53 . illuminate, ti Musae. 276 . a)stra/rxh, h(, queen of stars, of the moon, Orph. H. 9.10 :—also a)stroa/rxh, Hdn. 5.6.4 . a)stra^t-ei/a, h(, exemption from service, Ar. Pax 526 , Ph. 2.373 . avoidance of service, feu/gein grafh\n a)stratei/as Ar. Eq. 443 ; a)stratei/as a(lw=nai, o)flei=n, Lys. 14.7 , And. 1.74 ; grafai\ peri\ th=s a). Pl. Lg. 943d ; di/kh a)stratei/as D. 39.16 . she that stops an invasion, of Artemis, Paus. 3.25.3 . a)stra^t-eusi/a, h(, = foreg.I, Sammelb. 4224.14 . a)stra^/t-eutos, on, without service: hence, exempt therefrom, Lys. 9.15 . never having seen service, Ar. V. 1117 , Aeschin. 3.176 ; a). kai\ lipota/kths Ph. 1.144 . Adv. -tws Poll. 1.159 . a)stra^thg-hsi/a, h(, incapacity for command, D.H. 9.31 . a)stra^th/g-htos, on, never having been general, Pl. Alc. 2.142a . incapable of command, no general, Cic. Att. 7.13.1 , cf. 8.16.1 ( Sup. ), Onos. 33.5 . Adv. a)ko/smws kai\ -tws App. BC 1.47 , cf. Hierocl. p.17A. without a general, J. BJ 2.12.4 . a)stra^thg-i/a, h(, lack of a general, Phryn. PS p.42 B. a)stra^fh/s, e/s, = a)/streptos 1.2 , S. Fr. 418 ; fixed, immovable, IG 2.1054f20 . = a)/streptos II, pu/lai Epic. ap. Aristid. Or. 49(25).4 . a)strafisth/r, h=ros, o(, dub. sens. in IG 2.808d65 ; cf. a)strabisth/r. a)/strayis, ews, h(, = a)straph/ , Suid. s.v. marmarugh/. a)streki/as: a)strofani/as, Hsch. a)/streptos, on, without turning the back, Theoc. 24.96 . Adv. a)stra^thg-tei/ AP 7.436 ( Hegem. ). unbending, rigid, do/gma ib. 103 ( Antag. ), cf. 6.71 (Paul. Sil.); to\ qei=on Max.Tyr. 11.3 . whence none return, *(/aidhs Lyc. 813 . a)strefh/s, e/s, = a)strafh/s , Hsch. s.v. a)/polon. a)strhne/s, = strhne/s , Id. a)/strhta, ta/, = ta\ e)ggw/nia ta\ e)nto\s tou= di/frou , Poll. 1.143 . a)stri/zw, (a)/stris) = a)stragali/zw , Poll. 9.99 . a)striko/s, h/, o/n, of or concerning the stars, mantei/a Philostr. VA 3.41 ; h( -kh/ astronomy or astrology, Tz. H. 5.270 ; h( i)di/a tino\s a). (sc. moi=ra or ei(marme/nh) destiny, PMag.Leid.W. 14.37 ; a)., o(, = a)strolo/gos , Cat. Cod.Astr. 8(4).174 . a)/strion, to/, Dim. of a)sth/r, an architectural ornament, IG 4.1495.61 . = a)steri/ths li/qos , Plin. HN 37.132 , Isid. Etym. 16.13.7 . = korwno/pous , Ps.- Dsc. 2.130 (nisi leg. a)ste/rion). a)/stris, ios, h(, = a)stra/galos , Call. Fr. 238 , 239 :—also a)/stri^xos, o(, Antiph. 92 . a)stro-a/rxh, v. a)stra/rxh. a)stro-ble/fa^ros, on, with starry eyes, Orph. L. 672 (s.v.l.). a)stro-blh/s, h=tos, o(, h(, sun-scorched, Arist. HA 602b22 . a)stro-blhsi/a, h(, prob. l. for -bolhsi/a (q.v.). a)stro/-blhtos, on, = a)stroblh/s , sun-scorched, Id. Juv. 470a32 , Thphr. HP 4.14.7 . a)stro-boa=n, f.l. for a)stro/bolon , Hsch. a)stro-bole/omai, Pass. , to be sun-scorched, Thphr. HP 4.14.2 , etc.:— Act. in Porph. Plot. 10 . a)stro-bolhsi/a, h(, sun-scorch, in plants, Thphr. CP 5.9.4 (nisi leg. a)stroblhsi/a). a)stro-bo/lhtos, on, = a)stroblh/s , Hsch. , v.l. in Thphr. for -blhtos (q.v.). a)stro-boli/a, h(, = a)strobolhsi/a , Id. CP 5.9.2 . a)stro-boli/zomai, Pass. , = a)strobole/omai , Gloss. a)stro/-bolos, on, lightning-like, swift, Hsch. Adv. -lws Id. a)stro-bro/nths, ou, o(, thundering from the stars, epith. of Mithras, IG 14.998 . a)stro-gei/twn, on, gen. onos, near the stars, korufai/ A. Pr. 721 . a)stro-da/mas [da^], antos, o(, subduing the stars, PMag.Par. 1.603 . a)stro-di/aitos [i^], on, living under the stars, i.e. in the open air, Orph. H. 11.5 codd. a)stro-di/fhs [i_], ou, o(, = a)strono/mos , Herod. 3.54 . a)stro-dw/rhtos, on, endowed by the stars, fu/sis Vett.Val. 221.22 . a)stro-eidh/s, e/s, starlike, starry, Ph. 1.485 ( Sup. ), Hierocl. in CA 27p.483M. ; a). peri/odos like that of the stars, Str. 3.5.8 . a)stro-qea/mwn [a_], onos, o(, (qea/omai) observing the stars, i(stori/a Dam. Pr. 23 ; e)pisth/mh Id. Isid. 145 . a)stro-qesi/a, h(, group of stars, constellation, Ath.II. 490f ; arrangement of planets, Vett.Val. 157.24 . a)stro-qete/w, class or group the stars (in constellations), Str. 1.1.6 ( Pass. ). a)stro-qe/thma, atos, to/, a group of stars, constellation, Suid. s.v. a)sth/r. a)stro-qe/ths, ou, o(, one who classes the stars, Orph. H. 64.2 . a)stro/-qetos, on, astronomical, kanw/n AP 7.683 ( Pall. ). a)stro-qu/ths [u^], ou, o(, star-worshipper, D.L. Prooem. 8 , Sch. Pl. Alc. 1.122a . a)stroi/+ths, ou, o(, prob. for astriotes, a magical gem, Plin. HN 37.133 . a)stro-ku/wn [u^], ku/nos, o(, the dog-star, Horap. 1.3 . a)stro-la/bos, o(, armillary sphere, Ptol. Alm. 9.2 , al., Procl. Hyp. 6 ; a). stereo/s Simp. in Cael. 462.30 :—also as Adj., a). o)/rganon Ptol. Alm. 9.9 , al., Geog. 1.2.2 (pl.); ku/kloi Id. Alm. 5.1 , 7.2 . planisphere, Phlp. in Rh.Mus. 6(1839).127 . a)stro-loge/w, study or practise astronomy, Thphr. Sign. 4 , Sosip. 1.15 , Plb. 9.20.5 ; ta\ -logou/mena Cleom. 2.1 . a)stro-lo/ghma, atos, to/, astronomy, Tz.ad Lyc. 363 . a)stro-logi/a, h(, astronomy, X. Mem. 4.7.4 , Isoc. 11.23 ; a branch of mathematics, Arist. Ph. 193b26 , Metaph. 989b33 , cf. 997b35 ; gewmet ri/ate kai\ a). Vit.Philonid. p.4 C.; a). nautikh/ Arist. APo. 78b40 . later, astrology, S.E. M. 5.1 . a)stro-logiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for astronomy, e)mpeiri/a, e)pisth/mh, Arist. APr. 46a19 , APo. 78b39 ; ta\ -ka/ Id. Cael. 291b21 . a)stro-lo/gos, o(, astronomer, X. Mem. 4.2.10 , Epigr. ap. D.L. 1.34 . later, astrologer, Epicur. Ep. 2p.40U. , LXX Is. 47.13 , SIG 771.2 (Delph., i B.C.), S.E. M. 5.2 , etc. a)stro-mantei/a, h(, = sq., D.S. 36.5 . a)stro-mantikh/ (sc. te/xnh), h(, astrology, ibid., S.E. M. 9.132 . a)stro/-mantis, ews, o(, astrologer, Poll. 7.188 , Jul. Or. 4.131a . a)/stron, to/, mostly in pl., the stars, Il. 8.555 , Od. 12.312 , A. Pr. 458 , Ag. 4 , etc.; tou= kat' a)/stra *zhno/s, = tou= e)n ou)ranw=| , S. Tr. 1106 ; a)/strwn eu)fro/nh, = eu)fr. a)stero/essa , Id. El. 19 : sg., like a)sth/r , freq. of Sirius (in full, sh/rion a)/stron prob. l. in Alcm. 23.63 ), Alc. 39 , 40 , X. Cyn. 4.6 , Thphr. CP 6.10.9 , al.; peri\ to\ a)/. in the dog-days, Hp. Epid. 7.7 ; poet. of the sun, Pi. O. 1.6 , Pl. Def. 411b : seldom of any common star, Gal. 17(1).16 , Sch. Arat. 11 ; of the fixed stars, Arist. Cael. 290a20 ; a)/stra planhta/, opp. a)planh=, Pl. Ti. 38c ; opp. e)ndedeme/na, Arist. Mete. 346a2 ; opp. a)ste/res, Herm. ap. Stob. 1.21.9 ; e)pi\ toi=s a)/strois at the times of the stars' rising or setting, Hp. Aër. 10 , Arist. HA 568a18 ; a)/strois shmai/nesqai, tekmai/resqai, guide oneself by the stars, Ael. NA 2.7 , 7.48 ; a)/strois to\ loipo\n e)kmetrou/menos xqo/na knowing its place only by the stars, S. OT 795 : metaph., e)xqroi=s a)/. w(\s la/myein Id. El. 66 . of something brilliant, admirable, *)akroko/rinqon *(ella/dos a)/. AP 7.297 ( Polystr. ), cf. 9.400 ( Pall. ), APl. 4.295 ; *swkratikh=s sofi/hs a)/. IG 3.770 a. a)stronom-e/w, study astronomy, Ar. Nu. 194 , Pl. Tht. 174a :— Med. , D.L. 1.34 , Iamb. VP 25.112 :— Pass. , w(s nu=n a)stronomei=tai as astronomy is now practised, Pl. R. 530c . a)strono/m-hma, atos, to/, observation of the stars, Timo 23 . a)stronom-i/a, h(, astronomy, Hp. Aër. 2 , Ar. Nu. 201 , Pl. Smp. 188b , etc.; title of a work ascribed to Hesiod, and Ptolemy's su/ntacis, Olymp. in Mete. 68.20 , al. a)stronom-iko/s, h/, o/n, skilled in astronomy, Pl. R. 530a , etc.; a)stronomikw/taton h(mw=n Id. Ti. 27a ; ta\ -ka/ Thphr. Sign. I: Comp. -w/teros Str. 1.2.24 . Adv. -kw=s Poll. 4.16 . of questions, pertaining to astronomy, Pl. Prt. 315c . name of ninth sign of a)potelesmatografi/a, Paul.Al. M. 4 . a)stro-no/mos, o(, (ne/mw) astronomer, Pl. R. 531a , etc.; o( a). the astronomer par excellence, i. e. Ptolemy, Olymp. in Mete. 188.33 :—as Adj., Nic. Dam. p.3D. a)stro/-plhgos, on, = a)stroblh/s , Gp. 5.36.1 . a)stro-poie/w ti make a constellation of it, An.Ox. 3.164 . a)stro-skope/w, observe the stars, E.ap.Satyr. Vit.Eur.Fr. 38 iii 12 . a)stro-skopi/a, h(, the study of the stars, Herm. in Phdr. p.109A. a)stro-te/xnhma, atos, to/, celestial globe, Tz. H. 5.282 . a)strou/qistos, on, not washed with strouqi/on, Dsc. 2.74 . a)stro-fa^h/s or a)stro-fa^nh/s, e/s, shining like a star, Eumolp. ap. D.S. 1.11 . a)stro-feggh/s, e/s, shining with the light of heavenly bodies, PMag. Par. 1.2071 . a)stro-fo/ros, on, (fe/rw) bearing stars, Hymn.Is. 23 . a)/strofos, on, (stre/fw) without turning round or away, fixed, o)/mmata A. Ch. 99 ; a)fe/rpein a)/. go away without turning back, S. OC 490 . without turning or twisting, Pl. Plt. 282d . without strophe, Heph. Poëm. 5 . a)stroxi/twn [i^], on, gen. wnos, star-clad, of night, Orph. A. 513 , 1028 , Nonn. D. 40.408 . a)strw/dhs, es, = a)stroeidh/s , Lyd. Mens. 4.73 . a)strw=|os, a, on (also os, on Sch. A.R. 1.936 ), starry, oi)=kos AP 9.400 ( Pall. ); a). a)na/gkh the law of the stars, ib. 505.14 ; a). ou)ranou= dia/qesis Phlp. in Mete. 117.20 ; a). qeoi/ Procl. in Cra. p.49P. ; yuxai/ ib. p.87 P., Herm. in Phdr. p.130A. ; sw/mata Alex.Aphr. Pr. 1.116 . a)strwpo/s, o/n, = a)sterwpo/s , E. HF 406 (lyr.). a)str-wsi/a, h(, practice of sleeping without bedding, Pl. Lg. 633c (pl.). a)/str-wtos, on, without bed or bedding, eu(/dw Epich. 35.14 , cf. Pl. Smp. 203d , Plt. 272a . uncovered, Id. Prt. 321c : metaph., bare, pe/don E. HF 52 . of a horse, without trappings, Arr. Tact. 2.3 , Suid. a)/stu, to/, Ep. and Ion. gen. eos (disyll. in Semon. 7.74 ), Att. and Trag. ews (a)/steos is never required by the metre, a)/stews (trisyll.) is necessary in E. Or. 761 , Ph. 842 , El. 246 , and is the only form found in Att. Inscrr., as IG 2.584.7 , 22.463.76 ; it is a disyll. in E. El. 298 , Ba. 840 ): pl., a)/sth Id. Supp. 952 ; a)/stea Hdt. 1.5 :—town, a)/. me/ga *pria/moio Il. 2.332 , al.: with name in gen., *sousi/dos, *sou/swn a)/., A. Pers. 119 , 535 ; a)/. *qh/bhs S. OC 1372 , Tr. 1154 , etc. lower town, opp. acropolis, Hdt. 1.176 , al. in Attica, town (i.e. Athens), opp. a)gro/s (country), mostly without Art., stugw=n me\n a)/. Ar. Ach. 33 ; e)c a)/stews nu=n ei)s a)gro\n xwrw=men Id. Fr. 107 ; e)/ghma . . a)/groikos w)\n e)c a)/stews I married a town girl, Id. Nu. 47 ; tw=n kat' a)/stu pragma/twn Men. Georg. Fr. 4 : also with Art., pro\s to\ a)/. Pl. R. 327b , 328c , al. Athens, opp. Phalerum or Piraeus, Id. Smp. 172a , D. 20.12 , Arist. Pol. 1303b12 , al.; to\ a)/stu th=s po/lews, opp. Piraeus, Lycurg. 18 ; a)/rxontos e)n a)/stei, opp. e)n *salami=ni, IG 2.594 . in Egypt, Alexandria, PHal. 1.89 (iii B. C.), St.Byz. s.v. a)/stu , etc. town in the material sense, opp. po/lis (the civic body), Il. 17.144 . Adv. a)/stude (q. v.). (va/stu, cf. vasstuo/xos IG 5(2).77 (Tegea): gen. va/stios ib. 7.3170 (Orchom. Boeot. ): but prob. not cogn. with Skt. ua/sati 'dwell', which has e in the root.) a)stu^-a/nac [a^n], aktos, o(, lord of the city, epith. of certain gods, A. Supp. 1018 (lyr.): in Hom. only as pr. n., Astyanax, the son of Hector:—hence Adj. *)astuana/kteios, a, on, AP 9.351 ( Leon. ). by an obscene pun, = a)/stutos , Eust. 849.54 . name of a fish, Hsch. a)stu^/-arxos, o(, title of magistrate in Alexandria, BGU 1024v8 (iv A. D.; a)sti/- Pap.). a)stu^-bow/ths, ou, o(, (boa/w) crying or calling through the city, epith. of a herald, Il. 24.701 . (Prop. -boh/ths, Ion. contr. -bw/ths, by 'distraction' -bow/ths.) a)stu^-geitnia/w, to be neighbouring, adjacent, ta\s -geitniw/sas po/leis CIG 2820 A 20 (Aphrodisias). a)stu^-geitone/omai xqo/na dwell in a neighbouring land, A. Supp. 286 . a)stu^-geitoniko/s, h/, o/n, of or with neighbours, po/lemos Plu. 2.87e . a)stu^-gei/twn, on, gen. onos, near or bordering on a city, skopai/ A. Ag. 309 ; po/lies Hdt. 6.99 , cf. 9.122 , E. Hipp. 1161 , Plu. Rom. 23 ; po/lemoi Arist. Pol. 1330a18 . as Subst., neighbour to the city, borderer, Hdt. 2.104 , 5.66 , Th. 1.15 , X. HG 1.3.2 ., SIG 633.10 (Milet., ii B.C.), etc. a)/stu^de, Adv. into, to, or towards the city, Il. 18.255 , Od. 17.5 , and in late Prose, as Alciphr. 1.1 . a)stu^-di/khs [i^], ou, o(, = Lat. praetor urbanus, Lyd. Mens. 1.19 . a)stu^-drome/omai, Pass. , a)studromoume/na po/lis filled with the turmoil of pursuers and pursued, A. Th. 221 (lyr.). a)stu^/-qemis, o(, just ruler of cities, B. 4.3 . a)stuko/s, v. a)stiko/s. a)stula/zei: lupei= meta\ klauqmou=, Hsch. a)stuli/s: futo/n, o(/qen o( i)co/s, Id. a)stulo/n: to\ traxu\ i(ma/tion, Id. a)/stu_l-os, on, without pillar or prop, oi)=kos AP 7.648 ( Leon. ). a)stu_/l-wtos, on, gloss on a)nerma/tistos , Sch. Ael. NA 1.11 . a)stu/-ni_kos [u^] po/lis Athens the victorious city, A. Eu. 915 . a)stu-nome/w, to be an a)stuno/mos, D. Prooem. 55 , OGI 483.1 (Pergam.), IG 11(4) . 1145 (Delos). at Rome, to be praetor urbanus, D.C. 42.22 . a)stu-nomi/a, h(, the office of a)stuno/mos, Arist. Pol. 1321b23 . at Rome, the city praetorship, D.C. 42.22 . a)stu-nomiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for an a)stuno/mos or his office, Pl. R. 425d , Arist. Pol. 1264a31 ; no/mos PHal. 1.237 (iii B. C.). a)stu-no/mion, to/, the court of the a)stuno/moi, Pl. Lg. 918a . a)stu-no/mos, o(, (ne/mw) protecting the city, qeoi/ A. Ag. 88 ; a)glai/+ai a). public festivals, Pi. N. 9.31 ; o)rgai\ a). the feelings of law-abiding or social life, S. Ant. 355 (lyr.). as Subst., a magistrate who had the care of the police, streets, and public buildings at Athens, Is. 1.15 , D. 24.112 , Arist. Ath. 50.1 , SIG 313.17 , Com.Adesp. 25a D. : in other cities, as Tenos, IG 12(5).883.14 ; Iasos, SIG 169.10 ; Rhodes, IG 12(1).1 ; Pergamum, OGI 483.7 , etc., cf. Pl. Lg. 759a , al. = Lat. praetor urbanus, D.C. 53.2 . a)stu/-cenoi, oi(, those who have no house in the city ( Tarent. ), Hsch. a)stu-o/xos, on, (e)/xw) protecting the city, tei=xos AP 9.764 (Paul. Sil.); me/rimna APl. 4.36 ( Agath. ). (va/sst-, cf. a)/stu fin.) a)stu-pole/w, go up and down in a city, live in it, frequent the streets, Theopomp. Hist. 114a , Max.Tyr. 8.1 and 9 . a)stu-poli/a, h(, residence in a city, Hierocl. p.62 A. a)/stu^ron, to/, Dim. of a)/stu, Call. Fr. 19 , Aet. 3.1.74 , Hec. 1.1.6 , Nic. Al. 15 . a)stu_si/a, h(, impotence, D.C. 79.16 . a)stu_ti/s, i/dos, h(, lettuce, used as an anti-aphrodisiac, Lycusap. Ath. 2.69e , Gp. 12.13.2 . a)/stu_tos, on, (stu/w) impotent, paratrag. for a)/stulos in Xenarch. 1 . a)stu/triy, i^bos, o(, h(, (tri/bw) always living in the city, Critias 72 D. , Philostr. Im. 2.26 . a)stu^fe/liktos, on, unshaken, undisturbed, basilei/a X. Lac. 15.7 ; qeo/s Call. Del. 26 ; *(/aidhs Epigr.Gr. 540.3 ; u(/pnou xa/rin AP 9.764 (Paul. Sil.); sw=ma Orph. Fr. 168.22 ; a)skhqh/s e)n neusi\ kai\ a). e)p' ai)/h| Sammelb. 5829.3 . a)stu/felos [u^], h, on (os, on AP 9.413 ( Antiphil. )), not rugged, patri/s Thgn. 1044 . a)stufi/a, h(, = a)stusi/a , Anon. ap. EM 197.53 , AB 456 . a)/stu_fos, on, (stu/fw) not astringent, Alex.Trall. 2 . not over-dry, Aët. 7.102 . not mordanted, PHolm. 17.42 . a)suggenh/s, e/s, not akin, Hsch. (a)c-). a)sug-gnwmo/nhtos, on, = sq., Phint. ap. Stob. 4.23.61a , Sch. A. Pr. 34 . a)sug-gnw/mwn, on, gen. onos, not pardoning, merciless, D. 21.100 , Plu. 2.59e : irreg. Sup. -e/statos Phint. ap. Stob. 4.23.61 . a)su/g-gnwstos, on, = foreg., Jul. Ep. 184 . unpardonable, Gal. 1.13 , Phalar. Ep. 6 , Him. Ecl. 5.10 , Lib. Or. 59.144 . Adv. -tws Phld. Mort. 20 . a)su/ggra^fos, on, without bond, a)su/ggrafa danei/zesqai D.S. 1.79 . a)suggu/mnastos, on, unexercised, Luc. Par. 6 . a)sugkata-qete/w, withhold one's assent, S.E.M. 7.157 . a)sugkata/-qetos, on, withholding assent, dia/qesis Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.40 ; gnw/mh Ph. 1.287 , cf. Aristocl. ap. Eus. PE 14.18 . Adv. -tws Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.42 , Ph. 1.78 . a)sugke/rastos, on, untempered, fu/sis AP 9.180 ( Pall. ). a)sugki/nhtos [i_], on, without agitation, Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.21.16 . a)su/gklastos, on, hard, pitiless, pro\s tou\s o(mofu/lous Phld. Herc. 1251.20 . a)su/gkleistos, on, not enclosed, pleurai=s Arist. PA 688b35 . a)su/gklwstos, on, not interwoven, disconnected, disjointed, pra/gmata Cic. Att. 6.1.17 , cf. Porph. Abst. 3.18 ; lo/gos Herm. in Phdr. p.187A. ; e)chgh/seis Porph. Chr. 39 ; incompatible, sugklw/qein ta\ a). Phlp. in Ph. 34.14 ; pro\s to\ e(\n a). kai\ a)su/mbatos Dam. Pr. 5 . a)sugko/llhtos, on, made in one piece, Sch. Il. 14.200 . a)sugko/mistos, on, not gathered in, karpo/s X. Cyr. 1.5.10 . a)su/gkra_tos, on, incapable of blending, discordant, do/cai Plu. 2.418d ; duna/meis, of herbs, cj. ib. 134d ; fwnh/ Nicom. Harm. 12 . a)su/gkri^tos, on, not comparable, Thphr. Fr. 89.7 , Phld. D. 1.15 , AP 5.64 ; toi=s a)/llois Plu. Marc. 17 ; a)su/gkritos a)/nqrwpos a)lo/gw| zw/|w| Phld. D. 1.11 . Adv. -tws without the use of the comparative form, D.T. 635.15 . incomparable, surpassing, qeo/s Ph. 1.578 , cf. Plu. Dio 47 , BGU 613.20 (ii A. D.), etc., Ath.Mitt. 12.174 (Prusias); of remedies, Gal. 14.112 . Adv. -tws incomparably, Hierocl. in CA 3p.424M. , CIG 3493.14 (Thyatira). antagonistic, of alien kind, Plu. 2.134d (but v. foreg.). a)sugkro/thtos, on, v. a)cugkro/thtos. a)su/gkthtos, on, not capable of being acquired with other things, ka/llos a). pra=gma Secund. Sent. 14 . a)su/gxristos, on, unanointed, Antyll. ap. Orib. 10.13.20 . a)su/gxu_mos, on, not turned into syrup, Orion s.v. xulo/s. a)su/gxu^tos, on, not confused, e)pi/noiai, duna/meis, Ph. 1.6 , 434 , cf. Plu. 2.735b , Procl. Inst. 176 ; not mingled together, Arr. Epict. 4.11.8 . Adv. -tws without confusion, ib. 8.20 . a)sugxw/rhtos, on, forbidden, D.S. 1.78 ; not to be conceded or admitted, Agatharch. 8 , S.E. M. 7.380 ; not duly authorized, e)pigrafai/ SIG 793.8 (Cos, i A. D.). a)su/zeuktos, on, not paired, Suid. s.v. a)sundu/astos. Adv. -tws AB 456 . a)su/zu^gos, on, without exact correspondence, Habron ap. A.D. Synt. 100.27 . Adv. -gws Archig. ap. Gal. 8.592 , 625 . unique, ai)ti/a Anon. in Prm. in Rh.Mus. 47.617 . a)su_kofa/nthtos, on, not plagued by informers, Aeschin. 3.216 , Plu. 2.756d ; e(orth/ OGI 383.157 (Commagene, i B. C.); peni/a a). kth=ma Secund. Sent. 10 ; free from misrepresentation, Onos. Praef. 10 . unexceptionable, BGU 1059.8 (Aug.), Luc. Hist.Conscr. 59 , Salt. 81 . Adv. -tws without quibbling, Phld. Rh. 1.8 S. , Plu. 2.529d . a)su_l-ai=os, a, on, of an asylum, qeo/s Plu. Rom. 9 . a)su_l-ei/ or a)su_l-i/, Adv. of a)/sulos, inviolably, IG 1.41 , Supp.Epigr. 1.362.23 (Samos), SIG 110.10 (Rhodes), Theognost. Can. 165.10 . a)su_/l-htos, on, = a)/su_los I, E. Hel. 449 , J. AJ 19.1.1 , D.C. 75.14 . a)su_l-i/a h(, inviolability, i.e., safety to the person, of suppliants, a). brotw=n A. Supp. 610 ; of competitors at games, Plu. Arat. 28 ; in Inscrr., as a privilege bestowed on one who has deserved well of the state, ei)=men de\ au)tw=| a)te/leian kai\ a). kai\ kata\ ga=n kai\ kata\ qa/lassan IG 7.11 (Megara), cf. 2.551.80 , 5(1).1226 ( Lacon. ), etc. sanctity, inviolability of character, a). i(ere/ws D.H. 11.25 . of a place of refuge, right of sanctuary, Plb. 4.74.2 ; a)suli/an pare/xein Plu. 2.828d ; freq. in Inscrr., a). po/lews kai\ xw/ras IG 12(5).1341 (Paros), etc. exemption from contributions, Ph. 2.250 . a)su/l-lhptos, on, not conceiving, Dsc. 4.19 ; preventing conception, fa/rmakon Aët. 16.17 . a)sul-lhyi/a, h(, inability to conceive, barrenness, Dsc. 3.34 , Aët. 16.26 . a)sullog-isti/a, h(, inconclusiveness, faultiness of logic, Ps.- Alex. Aphr. in SE 135.31 . a)sullo/g-istos, on, non-syllogistic, formally or materially invalid, xrh=sis Arist. APo. 91b23 , cf. Rh. 1357b24 , Phld. Rh. 2.24S. ; irrelevant, a). pro\s to\ prokei/menon Anon. in SE 16.33 . unattainable by reasoning, incalculable, Men. 355.1 , J. AJ 4.7.1 , al., Plu. 2.24b , 580d . Act. , not reasoning justly, unreasoning, Arist. SE 167b35 , cf. Plb. 12.3.2 ; a)sullo/gisto/n e)stin h( ponhri/a Men. 768 : c.gen., not rationalizing, dia/qesis a). tinw=n Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.117 ; a).tou= sumfe/rontos not calculating it, J. AJ 9.12.3 ; tou= xrhsi/mou Porph. Abst. 1.7 . Adv. -tws, le/gein Arist. APo. 77b40 ; a). e)/xein tino/s Plu. Caes. 59 . a)/su_los, on, safe from violence, inviolate, e)pei\ pa=n e)stin a)/. Parm. 8.48 ; menei=s a)/. E. Med. 728 ; e)kpempe/tw a)/sulon Pl. Lg. 866d ; of the persons of magistrates, D.H. 7.45 , 10.39 ; to\ a)/. right of sanctuary, GDI 4940.13 (Allaria). not liable to reprisals (cf. su=lai), IG 9(1).333 ( Locr. ). c. gen., ga/mwn a)/. safe from marriage, E. Hel. 61 . of places, gh=n a)/ parasxei=n make the land a refuge, Id. Med. 387 ; i(ero\n o(\ a)/sulon neno/mistai Plb. 4.18.10 , cf. SIG 635.5 , BGU 1053ii9 (i B. C.), etc.; a)/sulon, to/, sanctuary, ib. 304.28 : metaph., no/mon threi=n a)/. OGI 383.115 (Commagene, i B. C.); a)/. gra/mmata, sth=lai, ib. 8.110 ; so ko/mhn a)/. fula/cai uncut, Philostr. VA 4.16 . a)su/lwtos [u_], on, = foreg., pu/rgos BSA 17.231 (Pamphyl.). a)su/m-ba^ma, atos, to/, not a su/mbama or full predicate, Priscian. Inst. 18.1.4 . a)su/m-ba^tos, Att. a)c-, on, not coming to terms, to\ a)c. Th. 3.46 ; a). e)xqro/s Ph. 1.223 ; a)nti<*>qesis a). irreconcilable, Plu. 2.946e , cf. Procl. Inst. 28 , Dam. Pr. 5 . Adv. -tws, e)/xein to be irreconcilable, Ph. Fr. 24 H., Plu. Cic. 46 : neut. Pl. as Adv., a)su/mbata mnhsikakou=ntes Ph. 2.520 . not comparable, disparate: ei)s e(/tera a). incongruous in other respects, Gal. 5.540 . trau=ma a). wound that will not close up, heal, Aret. CA 2.2 . Act. , bringing no agreement, koinologi/a Plb. 15.9.1 . a)sum-bi/bastos [i^], on, not to be brought into union, not to be reconciled or harmonized, Eust. 1658.40 . a)su/m-blhtos, Att. a)c-, on, not addible, Arist. Metaph. 1080b9 ; not comparable, ib. 1055a7 ; a). pro/s ti or tini/, incomparable with, far superior to, Epicur. Ep. 1p.31U. , Fr. 556 , cf. Plu. 2.1125c . incommensurable, Theo Sm. p.73H. ; indeterminate, mh=kos Gal. 18(1).773 . of weights or measures, not true according to the standard, IG 2.476.17 . not to be guessed, unintelligible, a)cu/mblhton a)nqrw/pw| maqei=n S. Tr. 694 , cf. Ael. NA 6.60 . unsocial, a)/platon a)c. S. Fr. 387 . a)sum-bole/w, pay no contribution towards, tino/s Ach.Tat. 8.17 (dub.). a)su/m-bolos, on, without contribution (cf. sumbolh/), freq. in later Com.: of the dinner, dei=pnon a). to which no one brings anything, Alex. 257.2 , Amphis 39 ; dei/pnwn h(donai=s a). Timocl. 8.10 : metaph., a). bi/os unsocial, solitary, Plu. 2.957a . of persons, not contributing to a feast, not paying one's scot or share, dei=pna deipnei=n a)su/mbolon Aeschin. 1.75 , cf. Dromo 1.2 ; a). kinei=n o)do/ntas Timocl. 10.4 ; to\n a). eu(=re geloi=a le/gein *(rada/manqus Anaxandr. 10 ; tre/fein tina\ a). Men. Sam. 258 , cf. Diph. 73.8 ; e)/stw a). e)n suno/dois pa/sais Michel 998.44 (Delos); h(donh\ a). Plu. 2.646b . Adv. -lws, deipnei=n Ath. 4.162f (a)sumbo/lw| Kaib.). a)su/m-ma^xos, on, without allies, E. Antiop. iv B 32A. a)sum-metri/a, incommensurability, Arist. Metaph. 1061b1 . disproportion, want of proportion or harmony, Pl. Grg. 525a ; pro/s ti Arist. Mete. 380a32 : in pl., ai( ta=n pra/twn dunami/wn a). Ti.Locr. 102b . a)su/m-metros, Att. a)c-, on, incommensurable, tai=s megi/stais summetri/ais Pl. Ti. 87d : abs., Arist. Sens. 439b30 , al., Pl. Lg. 918b ; a). h( dia/metros kai\ h( pleura/ Arist. EN 1112a23 . Adv. -rws Dam. Pr. 427 . disproportionate, X. Cyn. 2.7 ; a). pro/s ti disproportionate to it, Arist. IA 708a15 ; ill-proportioned, Id. Po. 1461a13 ; u(po/mnhma of excessive length, Demetr.Lac. Herc. 1014.67F. ; kinh/mata Phld. Mort. 9 . Adv. -rws ib. 8 , Attic. ap. Eus. PE 15.7 . unsuited, pro\s dhmokrati/an Plu. Per. 16 , cf. Them. 22 ; tini/ Phoc. 3 : c. inf., not of fit size to . . , Arist. GA 719b12 . a)su/m-miktos, on, incapable of blending, stoixei=a D.H. Comp. 22 . a)sum-mnhmo/neutos, on, not remembered in connexion, Dsc. 1 Praef. 3 . a)sum-pa^gh/s, e/s, not compact, Luc. Anach. 24 . a)sum-pa/qeia [pa^], h(, want of fellow-feeling, S.E. M. 5.44 . a)sum-pa^qh/s, e/s, without fellow-feeling or sympathy, e(autw=| Plu. Cor. 21 ; pro/s tina Id. 2.976c , cf. Phld. Herc. 1251.20 , Plot. 2.9.16 , Procl. Inst. 28 ; pro\s to\n lo/gon Arr. Epict. 2.9.21 . Adv. -qw=s D.S. 13.111 , Porph. Sent. 32 . Medic., unaffected by an operation, Sor. 2.60 . Astrol., epith. of certain zw/|dia, Cat. Cod.Astr. 1.135.13 . Adv. -qw=s Vett.Val. 146.24 . a)sum-pa/qhtos [pa^], on, = foreg. 1 , An.Ox. 2.340 . a)sum-pe/rantos, on, inconclusive, Arist. Ph. 186a25 . a)sum-pe/rastos, on, unfinished, Sch. Pi. I. 1 (Arg.). a)sum-peri/foros, on, unaccommodating, Phld. Ir. p.54 W., Ptol. Tetr. 159 . a)su/m-plektos, on, unconnected, Thphr. CP 6.10.3 . a)sum-plh/rwtos, on, not filled up, Dsc. 1.70 . a)su/m-plokos, on, unconnected, absolute, Ph. 2.19 . Adv. -kws AB 456 . a)su/m-potos, on, made of non-absorbent material, kuqri/dion Afric. ap. Olymp.Alch. p.75 B. a)su/m-ptwtos, on, not falling in, full, of face or body, Hp. Hum. 4 , Gal. 11.25 , al.; not closing, of the edges of a wound, a). xei/lh Antyll. ap. Orib. 7.11.10 ; not liable to collapse, Anon.Lond. 26.50 . not touching, th=| yuxh=| Plu. Lib. 7 . esp. in Math., of lines or planes which never meet, e. g. parallel straight lines, Hero *Deff. 70 ; of lines which do not cut a curve, non-secant, a). th=| tomh=| ai( *g*d, *g*e Apollon.Perg. Con. 2.1 , cf. 14 ; a)su/mptwtos (sc. grammh/), h(, asymptote, of the hyperbola, ib. 2.3 , etc.; of the conchoid, Procl. in Euc. p.366 F. a)sum-pw/rwtos, on, (pwro/omai) not become callous; of fractured bones that have not united, Dsc. 1.112 . a)sum-fa^nh/s, e/s, dark, u(po/nomos Arist. Mir. 836b19 ; obscure, Porph. in Ptol. 181 : Sup. , Dam. Pr. 38 . Adv. -nw=s obscurely, Arg. 4 Ar. Ra. , Suid. a)su/m-fqartos, on, without blending, kra=sis Porph. Gaur. 10.6 . a)su/m-filos: a)no/htos, a)/timos, Hsch. , and a)su/mfhlos, Cyr. , Zonar. , i.e. a)su/fhlos (q.v.). a)su/m-foros, Att. a)c-, on, inconvenient, prejudicial, futoi=sin Hes. Op. 782 , cf. Hp. Acut. 56 , Antipho 2.1.10 , Th. 3.40 ; e)/s ti Id. 1.32 ; pro/s ti Id. 2.91 : Sup. , E. Tr. 491 ; a)sumforw/taton u(mi=n e)/qos ei)sa/gein D. 19.2 . Adv. -rws, e)/xein X. HG 6.3.1 ; zh=n pro\s th\n politei/an Arist. Pol. 1308b21 . a)sum-fu^h/s, e/s, not growing together, mo/ria Placit. 5.19.5 ; th= kti/sei Hsch. a)su/m-fu_los, on, not akin, unlike, Dsc. 1 Praef. 3 , J. AJ 11.6.5 , Luc. Hist.Conscr. 11 ; incompatible, unsuitable, Plu. 2.709b , etc. Adv. -lws Sch. Il. 9.643 . a)su/m-fu^tos, on, not growing together or uniting, Hp. de Arte 10 ; not able to unite, Aret. CA 1.7 , Gal. 10.336 : generally, detached, PLond. 1207.6 (i B. C.). a)sumfwn-e/w, to be out of harmony with, panti\ lo/gw| Plot. 1.1.12 . a)sumfwn-i/a, h(, want of harmony, discord, Pl. Lg. 861a , Ph. 1.5 ; incoherence, pollh=s a)sumfwni/as e)/gemen o( lo/gos Carneisc. Herc. 1027.10 . a)su/mfwn-os, Att. a)c-, on, not harmonious, Pl. R. 402d ; xordh/ D.H. Comp. 11 . metaph., discordant, at variance, e)mautw=| Pl. Grg. 482c ; e(/ceis Ocell. 4.13 ; pro\s a)llh/lous Act.Ap. 28.25 , Arr. An.Prooem. ( Comp. ). Adv. -nws Pl. Lg. 860c ; toi=s au)toi=s Arg.Str.I. not speaking the same language, pro\s a)/llhla Pl. Plt. 262d , cf. Lg. 777d ; a). tai=s diale/ktois D.S. 17.53 . a)sun-ai/retos, on, Medic., not contracted or shortened, Paul.Aeg. 6.107 . Gramm., uncontracted, Eust. 50.36 . Adv. -tws Id. 16.32 . a)sun-ai/sqhtos, on, not perceptible, Simp. in Ph. 707.4 . a)sun-a^ko/louqos, Att. a)c-, on, without attendants, Antiph. 16 . a)su/n-aktos, on, incompatible, incoherent, illogical, Phld. Sign. 14 , Epict. Ench. 44 , S.E. P. 2.137 . a)sun-a/leiptos [a^l], on, (sunalei/fw) without synaloephe, Hdn. Gr. 2.912 . Adv. -tws Eust. 19.39 , Sch.Ven. Il. 3.150 . a)suna/ll-aktos, on, without intercourse, Plu. 2.416f ; unsociable, D.H. 1.41 , 5.66 . a)sunall-aci/a, h(, lack of intercourse, pro\s a)llh/lous SIG 684.14 (Dyme, ii B.C.), cf. Stob. 2.7.25 . a)sun-a/nthtos, on, not to be met, unsocial, Hsch. s.v. a)cu/mblhton. a)su/n-aptos, on, not joined, Arist. HA 516a30 ; not connected, sullogismoi\ a). pro\s a)llh/lous Id. APr. 42a21 . a)su/n-arqros, on, Gramm., without the article, D.T. 641.9 , A.D. Synt. 101.5 , al. Adv. -rws Sch. Il. 2.1 . inarticulate, boh/ prob. in Corp.Herm. 1.4 (-rws codd.). a)sun-a/rmostos, on, unfitting, unsuitable, Plu. 2.709b ; to\ a). incongruity, S.E. P. 1.43 . a)sun-a/rthtos, on, disconnected, incoherent, D.H. Th. 6 , Gal. 15.468 , Sch. S. OC 1560 . in Metric, a)suna/rthtoi sti/xoi verses compounded of independent kw=la, Heph. 15 , Sch. Ar. Ra. 1316 , etc. a)sun-deci/astos, on, not entering into engagements, Ptol. Tetr. 166 . a)su/n-detos, on, unconnected, loose, X. Cyn. 5.30 , Apollod. Poliorc. 169.8 ; independent, ki/nhsis Plu. 2.386a : Astrol., of signs, *krio\s pro\s *skorpi/on a). Gal. 19.333 . of language, without conjunctions, Arist. Int. 17a17 ; of style, Id. Rh. 1413b29 (but ib. 1407b38 a)/neu me\n sunde/smou, mh\ a)su/ndeta de/ without conjunction, but not without connexion); to\ a)., in Rhet., style without conjunctions, Demetr. Eloc. 268 , cf. 192 ; sxh=ma Hermog. Id. 2.1 , al. Adv. -tws Philostr. VS 1.16.4 , Hermog. Id. 1.9 , Tib. Fig. 40 . a)su/n-dhlos, on, strengthd. for a)/dhlos, Plu. Lyc. 28 . a)sun-du/astos [u^], on, = a)su/mplokos , Hsch. ; = a)su/zeuktos , Suid. a)sun-e/gkli^tos, on, Gramm., not undergoing enclisis at the same time, Trypho Fr. 5 V. a)sun-ei/dhtos, on, (su/noida) not privy to a thing, yuxai\ a). kakw=n Onos. 4.2 . Adv. -tws, toi=s a)/llois Plu. 2.214e , cf. POxy. 123.16 (iii/iv A. D.). a)sun-ei/kastos, on, not to be guessed, unintelligible, Sch. S. Tr. 694 . a)sun-e/leustos, on, non-coagulating, a)/tomoi Diog.Oen. 20 : Gramm., not forming a compound, A.D. Pron. 45.24 ; not entering into composition, ta\ tou= to/nou Id. Synt. 304.9 . a)sun-e/mptwtos, on, not coinciding in form, Eust. 879.30 , al. not denoting coincidence in time, A.D. Synt. 210.14 . a)sun-e/cwstos, on, not to be dislodged, of an athlete, IG 14.1102 , CPHerm. 7 ii 3 . a)sun-e/rghtos, on, not affording help, Phld. Oec. p.67 J., Vit. p.24 J. , Carneisc. Herc. 1027.14 . unassisted, Antyll. ap. Orib. 10.30.8 . a)sun-esi/a, Att. a)c-, h(, (a)su/netos) want of understanding, stupidity, E. Ph. 1727 (lyr.), Th. 1.122 ; opp. su/nesis, Arist. EN 1142b34 codd. a)sun-ete/w, to be without understanding, ta\ me/gista Hp. Fract. 25 , cf. LXX Ps. 118(119).158 , Hsch. s.v. felgu/nei :— Aeol. a)sun-e/thmi, fail to understand, ta\n a)ne/mwn sta/sin Alc. 18 . a)sun-eti/zomai, = foreg., Aq. Je. 10.8 . a)sunetopoio/s, o/n, nonsensical, Sch. Ar. Ra. 1286 . a)su/netos, Att. a)c-, on, void of understanding, witless, Hp. Fract. 31 : Comp. , Hdt. 3.81 , E. Or. 493 , Th. 1.142 ; frh\n a). Ar. Av. 456 ; ti/ ta/d' a)su/neta; what folly is this? E. Hel. 352 (lyr.). Adv. -tws Plu. 2.141b . c. gen., not able to understand, lo/gou Heraclit. 1 , cf. Plu. 2.713b , Jul. Or. 7.218b . not to be understood, unintelligible, E. Ion 1205 , Ph. 1731 . Adv. -tws Hipparch. 1.8.11 . a)sun-exh/s, e/s, not continuous; of winds, variable, Thphr. Vent. 11 . a)sun-h/qeia, h(, unfamiliarity, Arist. Metaph. 995a2 , Thphr. HP 9.17.2 ; a). tou= dikologei=n inexperience in . . , Arist. Rh. 1368a21 , cf. Plb. 15.32.7 . a)sun-h/qhs, es, gen. eos, unaccustomed, xw=ros, to/pos, Emp. 118 , Aen.Tact. 16.19 ; ta\ a). Hp. Aph. 2.50 ; a)su/nhqes toi=s zw/|ois to\ pi/nein Arist. HA 606b26 ; fantasi/a a). pra/gmatos Stoic. 3.98 , al.; not customary, o(/per ou)k a)su/nhqes o)noma/zein Phld. D. 3.2 . of persons, unaccustomed, inexperienced, Hp. Aph. 2.49 , Plb. 10.47.7 . Adv. -qws Plu. 2.678a . unfamiliar, of persons, Arist. EN 1126b26 ; e)n a)ndra/sin a). amongst men unknown to them, D.H. 8.44 . a)sun-h/mwn, on, gen. onos, not comprehending, A. Ag. 1060 . a)sun-qesi/a, h(, breach of covenant, transgression, LXX 2 Es. 9.2 , 4 . being uncompounded or uncombined, A.D. Pron. 32.10 ; opp. su/nqesis, Phlp. in Ph. 113.11 . a)sun-qete/w, break covenant, be faithless, LXX Ps. 72(73).15 , al.; opp. eu)sunqete/w, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.63 . a)su/n-qetos, on, (sunti/qhmi) uncompounded, Pl. Phd. 78c , Tht. 205c , Arist. Pol. 1252a19 ; freq. in Gramm., as A.D. Synt. 172.27 , al.; a). fwnh/ a word standing alone, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.50 . Adv. -tws Eust. 17.6 . (sunti/qemai) bound by no covenant, faithless, o( dh=mo/s e)stin pra=gma tw=n pa/ntwn a)sunqetw/taton D. 19.136 ( v.l. a)sunet- ), cf. Ep.Rom. 1.31 ; making no covenants, a). diatelou=si Phld. Herc. 1251.19 . a)sun-qhke/w, = a)sunqete/w , Sm. Is. 63.8 . a)su/n-qhkos, on, = a)su/nqetos II, Onos. 37.2 . Adv. a)sun-qhkei/, through breach of contract, POxy. 904.2 (v A. D.). a)su/n-neustos, on, non-convergent; a). su/nneusis, of curve and asymptote, Procl. in Euc. p.177F. a)sun-nefh/s, e/s, unclouded, Sch. Pi. O. 1.16 ; not bringing clouds, a)/nemoi Thphr. Vent. 11 . a)sun-no/mws, Adv. irregularly, e)piple/kesqai Vett.Val. 119.4 . a)su/n-noos, on, contr. a)su/n-nous, oun, thoughtless, a)rgi/a Pl. Sph. 267d . a)su/n-optos, on, not easily perceived, opp. <*>u)su/noptos, Aeschin. 2.146 , J. BJ 7.6.1 , Secund. Sent. 1 , 15 . a)su/noron: a)su/mfwnon, Hsch. a)sun-taktiko/s, h/, o/n, against the rules of syntax, Sch. E. Hec. 970 . a)su/n-taktos, Att. a)c-, on, disorganized, X. Cyr. 8.1.45 ; of soldiers, not in battle-order, opp. suntetagme/noi, X. HG 7.1.16 , J. BJ 1.13.3 , al.: c. dat., not ranked on an equality with . . , Syrian. in Metaph. 11.29 . undisciplined, disorderly, X. Cyr. 7.5.21 , D. 13.15 ; strato/s Ph. 2.120 ; po/lis Aen.Tact. 3.1 ; a)c. a)narxi/a Th. 6.72 ; h( pro/noia tuflo/n ti ka)su/ntakton Nicostr.Com. 19.5 . Adv. -tws Plu. Nic. 3 . loosely put together, ill-proportioned, sw=ma X. Cyn. 3.3 . ungrammatical, irregular, Choerob. in Theod. 2p.18H. ; to\ a)., a figure of speech, Ps.- Plu. Vit.Hom. 41 :—but of books, not comprehended in a list, D.L. 9.47 . not in the same order or class, Dam. Pr. 2 . Adv. -tws without previous intimation or arrangement, UPZ 61 (ii B. C.). Act. , not having composed a speech, without premeditation, unprepared, Plu. 2.6d . a)sun-taci/a, h(, incapacity of entering into construction, A.D. Pron. 14.3 , Synt. 304.24 ; irregularity, Choerob. in Theod. 2p.18H. disorder, indiscipline, App. BC 2.20 , Gall. 15 . a)su/n-ta^tos, on, (tei/nw) v.l. for a)/stutos in Xenarch. 1 . without exertion, peri/patos Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.21.8 . a)sun-te/lestos, on, incomplete, IPE 12.32B57 (Olbia, iii B.C.), D.S. 4.12 , Plu. 2.1056d , POxy. 707.30 (iii A. D.); not executed, Annuario 4 / 5.225 (Rhodes, ii B. C.). a)sun-telh/s, e/s, not contributing, useless, toi=s koinoi=s Them. Or. 31.352c ; pro/s ti Hippiatr.Praef. 2 . Adv. a)suntelw=s, e)/xein pro/s tinas Sch. Pi. O. 3.81 . = a)sunte/lestos, bi/os M.Ant. 3.8 . a)sun-th/rhtos, on, inaccurate, para/dosis Eust. 300.43 . a)su/n-tonos, on, slack, lazy. Adv., Sup. -w/tata X. Cyr. 4.2.31 . a)su/n-trhtos, on, imperforate, Heliod. ap. Orib. 44.23.59 , Gal. 19.438 . a)su/n-triptos, on, not easily rubbed or crushed, Ph. Bel. 60.47 . a)su/n-trofon, = ba/ktos , Ps.- Dsc. 4.37 . a)sun-tro/xastos, on, incompatible, Simp. in Cat. 380.25 . a)sun-u/parktos, on, incapable of coexisting, A.D. Conj. 221.8 , Alex.Aphr. Quaest. 97.28 , S.E. P. 2.202 , Simp. in Cat. 381.13 . a)su^rh/s, e/s, lewd, filthy, a)/nqrwpos Plb. 4.4.5 ; bi/os Id. 18.55.7 ; loidori/a Id. 38.20.6 ; a)paideusi/a LXX Si. 23.13 . Adv. -rw=s Phld. Rh. 1.348S. a)su/rrhktos, on, not burst or rent, Gal. 10.817 . a)suskeu/astos, on, not arranged, not ready, X. Oec. 8.13 . a)su-sta^si/a, h(, want of union, confusion, Archig. ap. Gal. 8.626 . -sta^te/w, to be incapable of, c. gen., A.D. Conj. 228.14 . a)su/-sta^tos, Att. a)c-, on, (suni/stamai) not solidified, gh= a). u(po\ bi/as Pl. Ti. 61a ; not cohesive, u(/dwr Plu. 2.949b , etc.; to\ a). want of cohesion, ib. 697a ; ga/la a). ei)s turo/n that will not curdle, Aret. CD 1.13 . unformed, e)/mbrua Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.31.5 : metaph., incoherent, of Aeschylus, Ar. Nu. 1367 . that cannot be composed, incurable, a)/lgos A. Ag. 1467 (lyr.). incapable of subsistence, a). kai\ a)nu/parktos Stoic. 3.91 ; ta\ a). Hermog. Stat. 1 . Gramm., irregular, inadmissible, A.D. Pron. 55.11 , al. chaotic, confused, Plu. 2.1025a . of self-evident propositions, incapable of proof (cf. su/stasis), Alex. Aphr. in Top. 84.8 . of legal status, not determined, POxy. 1680.11 (iii/iv A. D.). a)su-sta^to/w, regard as a)su/statos, tou\s th\n a)stronomi/an mh\ oi)ome/nous ei)=nai te/xnhn a)ll' e)qe/lontas au)th\n a)sustatou=n Sch. Ptol. Tetr. 1 . a)su/strofos, on, not forming a solid mass, Hp. Gland. 13 . of style, not condensed, D.H. Din. 8 . slack, careless, e(/cis, opp. eu)su/strofos, Olymp. in Grg. p.258J. dub. sens., of the pulse, Archig. ap. Gal. 8.650 . a)su/fh, h(, a kind of kasi/a, Peripl.M.Rubr. 12 , Dsc. 1.13 ( v.l. a)sufh/mwn ). a)su/fhlos [u^], on, headstrong, or perh. foolish, w(/s m' a)su/fhlon e)n *)argei/oisin e)/recen w(s ei)/ tin' a)ti/mhton metana/sthn Il. 9.647 ; ou)/ pw seu= a)/kousa kako\n e)/pos ou)d' a)su/fhlon 24.767 , cf. Q.S. 9.521 : also in late Prose, as Eun. VS p.481B. Adv. -lws foolishly, Dius ap. Stob. 4.21.16 . a)sfa^gh/s, e/s, not to be sacrificed, Ph. 2.323 . a)sfa/dastos [fa^], on, without convulsion or struggle, esp. in dying, A. Ag. 1293 , S. Aj. 833 (fort. -a|stos). a)sfa/zei: a)nte/xetai, Hsch. a)sfa^ke/listos, on, not gangrened or mortified, Hsch. a)/sfaktos, on, unslaughtered, E. Ion 228 . a)sfa/laqos, v. a)sp-. a)sfa/lac [fa^], a^kos, o(, = a)spa/lac , Babr. 108.13 , Str. 15.1.44 , Hdn. Gr. 2.630 . a)sfa/l-eia [fa^], gen. as, Ion. hs, h(, (a)sfa^lh/s) security against stumbling or falling, a). pro\s to\n phlo/n Th. 3.22 ; steadfastness, stability, a)sfalei/a| . . a)no/rqwson po/lin raise up the city so that it stand fast, S. OT 51 ; kataskeua/zein th\n [th=s politei/as] a). Arist. Pol. 1319b39 . assurance from danger, personal safety, A. Supp. 495 , etc.; threi=n a). e)piboulh=s Antipho 2.2.8 ; a). th=s e)panafora=s precaution regarding it, And. 3.33 , cf. Th. 4.68 , 8.4 ; h( i)di/a a)., opp. o( th=s po/lews ki/ndunos, Lys. 31.7 ; dehqei\s th=s a). e)/tuxe safe-conduct, Hdt. 3.7 ; a). dido/nai, pare/xein, X. HG 2.2.2 , Cyr. 4.5.28 : freq. with Preps., a)sfalei/hs ei(/neken Hdt. 4.33 ; a)sfalei/as ou(/neka Ar. Av. 293 ; di' a)sfalei/as ta\s po/leis oi)kei=n Th. 1.17 ; to\ sw=m' e)n a)sfalei/a| kaqista/nai, kaqesta/nai, Isoc. 9.30 , X. Hier. 2.10 ; kat' a)sfa/leian in safety, Th. 4.128 ; met' a)sfalei/as Id. 1.120 , Pl. Ti. 50b : pl., a)sfa/leiai seasons of safety, Isoc. 8.21 . caution, sw/|zontai u(p' a)sfalei/as Alciphr. 1.10 , cf. Heliod. (?)ap. Orib. 46.11.27 and 14.4 : in Lit. Crit., circumspection, Demetr. Eloc. 287 . assurance, certainty, a). pollh\ mh\ a)\n e)lqei=n au)tou/s Th. 2.11 ; a). e)rga/zesqai th\n gh=n security for agriculture, X. Cyr. 7.4.5 . a). lo/gou convincing nature, certainty of an argument, Id. Mem. 4.6.15 , cf. Ev.Luc. 1.4 . as law-term, security, bond, Arr. Epict. 2.13.7 ; pledge, BGU 1149.24 (i B. C.): in pl., = Lat. cautiones, Just. Nov. 72.6 . Pythag. name for eight, Theol.Ar. 56 . a)sfa/l-eios (with collat. form -ios, q.v.), on, epith. of Poseidon, the Securer, Ar. Ach. 682 , Paus. 3.11.9 , 7.21.7 , Plu. Thes. 36 . a)sfal-h/s, e/s, (sfa/llomai, sfalh=nai) not liable to fall, immovable, steadfast, in Hom. only once as Adj. (cf. infr. III), qew=n e(/dos a). ai)ei/ Od. 6.42 , cf. Hes. Th. 128 , Pi. N. 6.3 , Theoc. 2.34 , etc.; a)sfalh= qew=n no/mima S. Ant. 454 ; unshaken, of purpose, a). o( nou=s Id. Fr. 351 . of friends and the like , unfailing, trusty, ou) ga\r oi( . . eu)ru/nwtoi fw=tes a)sfale/statoi Id. Aj. 1251 ; a). strathla/ths E. Ph. 599 , cf. Th. 1.69 : c. inf., fronei=n ga\r oi( taxei=s ou)k a)sfalei=s the hasty in counsel are not safe, S. OT 617 , cf. Pl. Sph. 231a ; sw/|zein ta\ koina\ pra/gmat' a)sfale/statai E. IT 1062 ; of things, sure, certain, Th. 4.108 ,etc. assured from danger, safe, a). ai)w/n Pi. P. 3.86 ; a)sfalei= su\n e)co/dw| S. OC 1288 ; a). o)/ros X. Lac. 12.1 ; o(do/s -este/ra Id. HG 5.4.51 ; e)n tw=| a)sfalei= in safety, Th. 1.137 , 8.39 , cf. Pl. Lg. 892e ; e)n a)sfalei= tou= mh\ paqei=n X. Cyr. 3.3.31 ; tou= lalei=n Men. Sam. 25 ; e)n -este/rw|, -esta/tw|, X. Cyr. 7.1.21 , An. 1.8.22 ; e)n a). bi/ou E. Hipp. 785 ; me/nein e)n tw=| a). X. An. 4.7.8 ; e)c a)sfalou=s from a place of safety, Id. Eq.Mag. 4.16 ; tou= a)sfale/os ei(/neka Hdt. 1.109 ; to\ a)., = a)sfa/leia , Th. 6.55 , etc.; meta\ tou= au(th=s a). with no risk to herself, Plot. 4.8.7 ; a)sfale/s [e)sti], c. inf., it is safe to . . , Hdt. 3.75 , E. Ph. 891 , Ar. Av. 1489 : abs., a)ll' ou)k a)sfale/s Pl. Phlb. 61d , etc.; feu/gein au)toi=s a)sfale/stero/n e)stin h)\ h(mi=n X. An. 3.2.19 . a). r(h/twr a convincing speaker, Id. Mem. 4.6.15 . in Lit. Crit., sound, not risky, of language or rhythm, Demetr. Eloc. 19 , 41 . Adv. -w=s, e)rei= ib. 78 . Subst. a)sfale/s, to/, = a)sfa/leia 6 , BGU 984.14 (iv A. D.), etc. Ep. Adv. a)sfale/ws, e)/xein, me/nein, to be, remain firm, steady, Il. 23.325 , Od. 17.235 : neut. a)sfale/s as Adv., Il. (v. infr.); drakei=s' a)sfale/s Pi. P. 2.20 ; a). a)goreu/ei without faltering, Od. 8.171 , Hes. Th. 86 ; e)/mpedon a)sfale/ws Il. 13.141 , Od. 13.86 ; e)/mpedon a)sfale\s ai)ei/ Il. 15.683 . Adv. a)sfalw=s (-e/ws) is used in all senses of the Adj., -e/ws bebhkw\s possi/ Archil. 58.4 ; in safety, with certainty, S. OT 613 ; a). bouleu/ein And. 3.34 ; a). e)/xei Hdt. 1.86 : c. inf., Lys. 27.6 ; a). prosqei=nai as a precaution, Alex.Aphr. in Mete. 14.10 : Comp. -e/steron Hdt. 2.161 , Pl. Phd. 85d ; but -este/rws Hp. Prorrh. 2.15 , Th. 4.71 : Sup. -e/stata Hp. Prorrh. 2.23 , Pl. R. 467e . a)sfa^li/zw Plb. 18.30.3 :—mostly in Med. , fut. -iou=mai J. BJ 2.21.4 , but -i/somai Id. AJ 13.5.11 , and so D.S. 20.24 : pf. h)sfa/lismai Plb. 5.43.6 : plpf. h)sfa/listo ib. 7.12 : aor. h)sfalisa/mhn Id. 2.22.11 ; h)sfali/sqhn J. Vit. 62 : some of these tenses are used in pass. sense (v. infr.):—fortify, to\n to/pon Plb. 18.30.3 , etc.:— Pass. , Id. 1.42.7 , 4.70.9 , Ev.Matt. 27.64 . secure, BGU 829.9 (i A. D.). more freq. in Med. , secure, e(auto/n Epicur. Fr. 215 ; ta\s ei)sbola/s, th\n xw/ran, etc., Plb. 2.65.6 , 4.60.5 , etc.; to/pous Hero Bel. 101.7 ; to\n u(/splhgga CIG 2824 (Aphrodisias); shut up, close, pu/lhn LXX Ne. 3.15 ; o)fqalmoi\ h)sfalisme/noi, opp. a)new|gme/noi, Polem.Phgn. 55 ; tou\s po/das h)sfali/sato ei)s to\ cu/lon made them fast, Act.Ap. 16.24 . secure the person of, arrest, tina/ PTeb. 283.19 (i B.C.), cf. PRyl. 68.19 (i B.C., Pass. ); seize, ta\ genh/mata ib. 53.29 (ii B.C.). Med. , certify, ib. 2.77.40 (ii A.D.). Med. , secure oneself against, ward off, ta\s katafora\s tw=n maxairw=n Plb. 6.23.4 , cf. 9.3.3 : abs., safeguard oneself, J. AJ 13.5.10 , POxy. 1033.13 (iv A. D.). metaph. in Rhet., safeguard a risky metaphor, a). ta\s metafora/s Demetr. Eloc. 85 :— Pass. , le/cis h)sfalisme/nh toi=s sunde/smois ib. 193 . (The word is ba/rbaron acc. to AB 456 .) *)asfa/lios, = *)asfa/leios (q. v.), Opp. H. 5.680 , IG 5(1).559.14 (Amyclae), Aristid. Or. 46(3).1 , BGU 96.6 (iii A. D.). a)sfa/l-isma [fa^], atos, to/, pledge, security, BGU 248.8 (i A.D.), 601.7 (ii A. D.). a)sfal-isto/s, o/n, made secure, Hdn. Epim. 178 . a)sfalo/s, o(, name of a bird, Hsch. s.v. e)nqu/skos. a)sfalti/as, ou, o(, (a)- priv., sfa/llw) not failing, sfo/ndulos a). lowest vertebra, Poll. 2.179 ( v.l. -ti/ths ). a)sfalti/zw, smell like asphalt, Dsc. 5.128 . a)sfa/ltion, to/, = tri/fullon , treacle clover, Psoralea bituminosa, Dsc. 3.109 . = polu/gonon a)/rren , Ps.- Dsc. 4.4 . = penta/fullon , ib. 42 . a)sfalti/ths [i_], ou, o(, fem. a)sfal-i=tis, idos, bituminous, bw=los Str. 7.5.8 ; li/mnh *)a. the Dead Sea, D.S. 19.98 , cf. J. BJ 1.33.5 ; po/a, = a)sfa/ltion , Philum. ap. Orib. 45.29.27 , Archig. ap. Aët. 5.84 . v. a)sfalti/as. a)sfalto/pissa, h(, = pissa/sfaltos , LXX Ex. 2.3 . a)/sfaltos, h( (also o(, Gal. 13.784 ), asphalt, bitumen, Hdt. 1.179 , 6.119 , Theoc. 16.100 , Dsc. 1.73 ; a)/. o)rukth/ Arist. Mir. 842b15 :— also a)/sfalton, to/, Hp. Aër. 7 , Ti.Locr. 99c . a kind of petroleum, Dsc. 1.99 . pitch, LXX Ge. 6.14 . ( Ph. 1.420 derives it from sfa/llw.) a)sfaltofo/ros, on, producing bitumen, li/mnh J. AJ 17.6.5 . a)sfalt-o/w, smear with pitch, LXX Ge. 6.14 . a)sfalt-wdeu/omai, to be soaked in pitch, Aët. 2.73 . a)sfalt-w/dhs, es, full of or like asphalt, Arist. Sens. 444b33 , Str. 7.5.8 , etc. a)sfa/lt-wsis, ews, h(, gloss on pi/sswsis , Suid. a)sfalw/n, w=nos, o(, perh. safe, cash-box, PGrenf. 1.14.8 . a)sfa^ra^ge/w, (a)- euph., sfarage/w) resound, clang, of armed men, Theoc. 17.94 (dub. l.). a)sfa^ra^gi/a, h(, root-stock of asparagus, Thphr. HP 6.4.2 . a)sfa/ra^gos (A) [fa^], o(, = fa/rugc , throat, gullet, Il. 22.328 , Plu. 2.698e , Q.S. 11.82 . a)sfa/ra^gos (B) [fa^], o(, stone sperage, Asparagus acutifolius, Cratin. 325 , Amips. 25 , Antiph. 301 , Theopomp.Com. 68 , etc.; the edible shoots thereof, Thphr. 6.4.2 , Dsc. 2.125 , AP 11.325 ( Autom. ), Gal. 6.641 . the shoots of other plants, Nic. Th. 883 , etc.; kra/mbhs Diph.Siph. ap. Ath. 2.62f ; of a)/mpelos leukh/, Dsc. 4.182 . (a)sf- Attic, Phryn. 89 , PS p.41B. : a)sp- in Antiph. 301 , Aristopho 16 , and later writers, as Nic. l. c., Plb. 34.8.5 , etc.) a)sfa^ra^gwni/a, h(, wreath of asparagus, Plu. 2.138d . a)/sfe, a)/sfi, Aeol. for sfe/, sfi/, v. sfei=s. a)/sfhloi: a)sqenei=s, sfhlo\n ga\r to\ i)sxuro/n, Hsch. a)sfi/ggwtos, on, = sq., Corp.Herm. 13.6 codd. a)/sfigktos, on, not tightly bound, loose, Gal. 12.373 , 18(2).627 . a)sfode/linos, h, on, of asphodel, nau=s a). a ship built of asphodel stalks, Luc. VH 2.26 . a)sfo/delos, o(, asphodel, Asphodelus ramosus, Hes. Op. 41 , Arist. HA 627a8 , Thphr. HP 1.10.7 , 7.13.2 , Crateuas Fr. 5 , Theoc. 7.68 , Dsc. 2.169 , etc.; cf. sfodelo/s. oxyt., as Adj., a)sfodelo\s leimw/n the asphodel mead which the shades of heroes haunted, Od. 11.539 , 24.13 : generally, flowery mead, h.Merc. 221 , 344 . (On the accent v. Hdn.Gr. 1.160 .) a)sfodelw/dhs, es, like asphodel, Thphr. HP 6.6.9 . a)sfra/gistos [a_], on, not sealed, Klio 18.264 (Delph., iii B.C.), SIG 953.35 (Cnidus, ii B.C.), Harp. s.v. a)sh/manta , Horap. 1.49 ; mo/sxoi PGnom. 183 (ii A.D.). not assigned to a sfragi/s, gh= BGU 659 ii 9 (iii A.D.). a)sfu-gmi/a, h(, = pulsus defectio, opp. a)sfuci/a, Cael.Aur. CP 1.2 . a)sfu-kte/w, to be without pulsation, Dsc. Alex.Praef. , Gal. 7.194 , al., Herod. Med. in Rh.Mus. 58.71 . a)/sfu-ktos, on, (sfu/zw) without pulsation, lifeless, Gal. 2.647 , AP 11.211 ( Lucill. ): metaph. of the mind, without impulse, calm, Plu. 2.446d ; moderate, a)\n i)a/simon h)=| to\ xei=ron kai\ a)/. ib. 500c . Act. , causing no violent pulsation, ib. 132e . a)sfu-ci/a, h(, stopping of the pulse, Aret. SA 2.11 ; pulsus amputatio, opp. a)sfugmi/a, Cael.Aur. TP 4.3 . a)sxa^dh/s, e/s, (sxa/zw) not to be restrained, A. Fr. 418 . a)sxa^la/w, only pres. (exc. fut. -h/sw Thal. ap. D.L. 1.44 ), 3 sg. a)sxala/a| Il. 2.293 ; 3 pl. a)sxalo/wsi 24.403 ; inf. a)sxala/an 2.297 ; part. a)sxalo/wn 22.412 ; imper. a)sxa/la Archil. 66.6 ; inf. a)sxala=n E. IA 920 :—more freq. a)sxa/llw, once in Hom. a)sxa/llh|s Od. 2.193 , cf. S. OT 937 , E. Or. 785 , and so always in Prose, X. Eq. 10.6 , D. 21.125 , Onos. 1.17 , Eus.Mynd. 6 : impf. h)/sxallon Hes. Fr. 76.3 , Hdt. 3.152 , 9.117 ; imper. a)/sxalle Thgn. 219 : 3 sg. fut. a)sxa^lei= (prob. for -ala=|) A. Pr. 764 :—to be distressed, grieved, abs., a)sxala/an para\ nhusi/ Il. 2.297 , cf. 22.412 , etc.: the cause of distress is added by Hom. either in part., me/nwn a)sxala/a| Il. 2.293 , cf. Od. 1.304 ; h(/n ke (sc. qwh\n) ti/nwn a)sxa/llh|s 2.193 : or in gen., a)sxala/a| de\ pa/i+s bi/oton katedo/ntwn is vexed because of . . , 19.159 ; kth/sios a)sxalo/wn th/n oi( kate/dousin *)axaioi/ ib. 534 : later in dat., a). tini/ at a thing, Archil. l. c., A. Pr. 764 , E. IA 920 ; e)pi\ tw=| dido/nai di/khn a)sxa/llein D. l.c., cf. Ph. 2.521 ; pro/s ti Longus 3.8 : c. acc., qa/naton a). patrw=|on E. Or. 785 . a)sxalia/zw, = a)skwlia/zw II, Hsch. a)/sxastos, on, unshakable, firm, li/qoi IG 7.3073.163 (Lebad.), cf. BCH 29.468 (Delos):—written a)/skastos IG 7.4255 (Oropus). without a gap, Eutoc. in Archim. 3p.94H. a)sxe/dwros, o(, wild boar, in Magna Graecia, A. Fr. 261 , Sciras I. a)sxe/lion: traxu/ (Cret.), Hsch. a)/sxetos, Ep. also a)a/sxetos, on, (sxei=n) not to be checked, ungovernable, pe/nqos a)/sxeton ou)k e)pieikto/n Il. 16.549 ; a)a/sxeton i(/keto pe/nqos 24.708 ; me/nos a)/sxetoi ui(=es *)axaiw=n resistless in might, Od. 3.104 ; mhtro/s toi me/nos e)sti\n a)a/sxeton ou)d' e)pieikto/n Il. 5.892 ; ka/kon a)/. Alc. 92 ; u(/bris Epic. in Arch.Pap. 7.6 : in later Prose, a)/. di/yos Luc. Dips. 9 ; a)/. o(rmh/ Aret. SA 2.12 ; of a person, ungovernable, unmanageable, gunh/ PMag.Par. 1.2071 , cf. PMag.Lond. 121.593 . Adv. -tws Pl. Cra. 415d : neut. a)/sxeton, -ta, as Adv., A.R. 4.1738 , 1087 . not held together, Phlp. in Ph. 533.4 . unrelated, pro/s ti Anon. in Prm. (Rh.Mus. 47.605 ), cf. Jul. Or. 5.163b , Dam. Pr. 3 , al., Procl. in Cra. p.57 P., al.; a)/. sxe/sis Ps.- Alex. Aphr. in SE 152.24 ; unqualified, u(/lh Dex. in Cat. 51.21 . Adv. -tws Procl. Inst. 122 , in Cra. p.70 P. a)sxhma/tistos [ma^], on, without form or figure, Pl. Phdr. 247c , Arist. Ph. 191a2 . that cannot be represented by a figure, Theol. Ar. 11 . Astrol., not in aspect with other planets, Vett. Val. 102.8 , Anon.in Ptol. Tetr. 104 . not employing figures of speech, of orators, Plu. 2.835b ; fra/sis D.H. Pomp. 5 , cf. Demetr. Eloc. 67 . Adv. -tws D.H. Rh. 10.11 . a)sxhm-one/w, behave unseemly, disgrace oneself, E. Hec. 407 , Cratin. 151 , Pl. R. 506d , etc.: c. acc. cogn., a). a)/lla a(/ . . D. 22.53 ; a). ta\ deino/tata Id. 60.25 ; mhde\n a). Arist. Pol. 1273a34 , cf. EN 1119a30 : c. part., Plu. 2.178d :— Pass. , polla\ a)sxhmonei=tai many unseemly things are done, D.H. 2.26 . a)sxhm-o/nhsis, ews, h(, = a)sxhmosu/nh , Sm. Ps. 43(44).16 . a)/sxhm-os, on, late form for a)sxh/mwn, Phld. Herc. 1457.9 ( Comp. ), PRyl. 144.18 (i A. D.), Polem.Phgn. 13 , Hippiatr. 55 : Sup. -o/tatos D.L. 2.88 . Adv. -mws Sch. S. Aj. 916 . a)sxhm-osu/nh, h(, want of form, a). kai\ a)morfi/a Arist. Ph. 190b15 , cf. 188b20 , Simp. in Cael. 129.26 . ungracefulness, Pl. Smp. 196a , R. 401a ; awkwardness, Id. Tht. 174c ; disfigurement, tou= prosw/pou, in playing on the flute, Arist. Pol. 1341b5 . a). fe/rei brings discredit, disgrace, Id. EN 1126b33 . in moral sense, indecorum, obscene or disgraceful conduct, Ep.Rom. 1.27 : in pl., Ph. 1.78 , Vett.Val. 61.31 . euphem.for ai)doi=on, LXX Le. 18.7 ,al.; for a)po/patos, ib. De. 23.13(14) . a)sxh/m-wn, on, gen. onos, (sxh=ma) misshapen, ugly, Hp. Art. 27 , Procl. in Prm. p.624S. unseemly, shameful, E. Hel. 299 , Pl. Phlb. 46a , Arist. Pol. 1336b14 , etc. of persons, a). gene/sqai to be indecorous, Hdt. 7.160 ; a)sxhmone/steros Arist. EN 1127b13 . Adv. -nws J. BJ 2.12.1 , Phld. Sign. 29 : Sup. -e/stata very meanly, Pl. Lg. 959d . a)sxi^dh/s, e/s, (sxi/zw) uncloven, undivided, i)sxa/des Arist. Pr. 930b33 ; of animals, a)sxidh= oi(=on ta\ mw/nuxa Id. HA 499b11 , cf. PA 42b29 ; fu/lla Thphr. HP 3.10.1 . a)sxi/on, to/, puff-ball, Lycoperdon giganteum, Thphr. HP 1.6.9 . a)sxisto/pous, oun, gen. podos, not having cloven hoofs, Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 521.24 . a)/sxistos, on, uncloven, of solid-hoofed animals, opp. sxizo/pous, Arist. Metaph. 1038a14 . not curdled, ga/la Philum. ap. Orib. 45.29.12 . undivided, Pl. Ti. 36d ; ptero\n a)/. Arist. HA 519a28 ; da/ktuloi ib. 517a32 ; fle/y ib. 513b13 ; of logical division, Pl. Sph. 221e . indivisible by fission, Arist. Mete. 385a16 , 386b26 , cf. Opp. C. 2.528 ; not liable to split, Thphr. Ign. 72 . a)sxol-e/w, engage, occupy, tina/ Luc. Zeux. 7 :— Med. , impf. h)sxolei=to (v. infr.): fut. -h/somai M.Ant. 12.2 , Aristid. 1.423 J. ; -hqh/somai LXX Si. 39.1 : pf. h)sxo/lhmai D.C. 71.10 : aor. h)sxolhsa/mhn Gal. 7.657 , and -h/qhn D.S. 4.32 , Luc. Macr. 8 :—to be occupied, busy, Alex. 205 , Men. 999 , Epicur. Fr. 204 , etc.; a)sxolou/meqa i(/na sxola/zwmen Arist. EN 1177b4 ; peri/ or e)pi/ ti, D.S. 2.40 , 17.94 ; pro/s tinas Aristid. l. c., cf. 2.178J. : c. part., lalw=n h)sxolei=to Alex. 261.12 , etc.: c. acc. cogn., a). a)sxoli/as a)nwfelei=s D.Chr. 47.23 ; exercise a function, POxy. 44.7 , 23 (i A.D.). Act. intr., in same sense as Med. , Arist. Pol. 1333a41 , 1338a4 , Philem. 220 ; to be engaged in one's own business, Arist. Pol. 1299b33 .—Not used in the best Att. a)sxo/l-hma, atos, to/, business, engagement, Str. 10.3.9 (pl.), Iamb. Protr. 21 .kb/ (pl.); performance of a public function, BGU 8ii23 (iii A. D., pl.). a)sxol-hma^tiko/s, h/, o/n, hard-working, Vett.Val. 233.18 . a)sxol-i/a, h(, occupation, business, engagement, pra=gmaa)sxoli/as u(pe/rteron Pi. I. 1.2 ,cf. Th. 1.90 , 8.72 , Pl. Phd. 58d ; pra|o/ths kai\ a). Lys. 6.34 ; a). kai\ a)pragmosu/nh D. 21.141 ; opp. h(suxi/a, Th. 1.70 ; e)moi/ tis a). e)sti/n I have an engagement, Pl. Prt. 335c ; di' a)sxoli/an because of business, Eub. 119.12 ; later, office, function, BGU 1202.3 (i B. C.). want of time or leisure, a). a)/gein filosofi/as pe/ri to have no leisure, for pursuing it, Pl. Phd. 66d ; a). a)/gein to be engaged or occupied, Id. Ap. 39e ; a). e)/xein pro/s ti Plu. Comp. Sol.Publ. 2 ; opp. sxolh/, Arist. Pol. 1333a35 ; e)n a)sxoli/a| le/gein Pl. Tht. 172d ; a). pare/xein tini/ cause one trouble, X. Cyr. 4.3.12 ; muri/as . . h(mi=n pare/xei a)sxoli/as to\ sw=ma Pl. Phd. 66b : c. inf., hinder one from doing, X. Cyr. 8.1.13 ; a). moi h)=n parei=nai I had no time, Antipho 6.12 ; pollh\n a). e)/xein tou= e)pimelhqh=nai X. Mem. 1.3.11 ; tou= (prob. for tw=|) eu)frai/nesqai polla\s a). pare/xei Id. Cyr. 8.7.12 ; a). e)/xei to\ mh\ [ei)s to\] pra/ttein to\ deo/menon Id. HG 6.1.16 . a)/sxol-os, on, (sxolh/) of persons, without leisure, engaged, busy, Pl. Lg. 832b , D. 3.27 ; a)/. suggo/nou prosedri/a| E. Or. 93 ; a)/. e)s sofi/hn busily engaged upon (or, with no leisure for) . . , Hdt. 4.77 ; a)/. peri/ ti busy about . . , Plu. Tim. 12 ; pro\s toi=s e)/rgois Arist. Pol. 1305a20 : c. inf., having no time to . . , Pi. P. 8.29 ; a)/sxoloi/ ei)sin e)pibouleu/ein Arist. Pol. 1313b20 ; a)/. w(/ste mh\ e)kklhsia/zein ib. 1318b12 . Adv. -lws, e)/xein D. 33.25 ; pro/s ti Aristid. Or. 23 ( 42 ). 61 . of actions, etc., pa/nta xro/non a)/. poiei=n fully occupied, Pl. Lg. 831c ; a)/. pra/ceis not leisured, Arist. EN 1177b8 ; ki/nhsis a)/. unresting, Id. Cael. 284a31 . a)/sxu, to/, inspissated juice of the fruit of the bird-cherry, Prunus Padus, Hdt. 4.23 . a)/sw, = bla/ptw , coined by EM 39.42 . a)sw/dhs [a^], es, (a)/sh) attended with nausea, o)du/nh prob. in Hp. Art. 19 ; suffering from nausea, Id. Acut. 67 ; a). sto/maxoi Dsc. 1.17 ; surfeited, Plu. 2.974b . Adv. -dws Gal. 10.437 . (a)/sis) slimy, muddy, A. Supp. 31 (lyr.). a)swma^t-i/a, h(, incorporeality, Porph. Abst. 1.31 , Iamb. Comm.Math. 15 , 33 , Procl. in Prm. p.686S. a)sw/ma^t-os, on, disembodied, incorporeal, Pl. Phd. 85e , al., Arist. Ph. 209a16 , de An. 404b31 , al., Epicur. Ep. 1p.22U. , Stoic. 2.117 , etc.; sw=ma a)swmatw/taton Arist. de An. 409b21 : Comp. -w/teros Id. Ph. 215b5 . Adv. -tws Iamb. Myst. 5.16 , Procl. Inst. 142 , Dam. Pr. 376 . non-metallic, Maria ap. Zos.Alch. p.196B. in Law, not specified in the body of a document, PSI 6.709.19 . a)swma^t-o/ths, htos, h(, incorporeality, Ph. 1.44 , 76 . a)swma^t-o/w, demetallize, Maria ap.Zos.Alch. p.196B. ( Pass. ). a)/swmos, on, = a)sw/matos , EM 161.40 . a)/swstos, on, (sw/|zw) not to be saved, past recovery, a)/swsta/ oi(/ e)stin Ael. NA 13.7 , PFay. 12.24 (ii B. C.). Adv. -tws, diati/qesqai, e)/xein, Dsc. 2.141 , Gal. 15.753 . a)swt-ei=on, to/, abode of a prodigal, Stratt. 51 , Longus 4.17 . a)swt-eu/w, lead a profligate, spendthrift life, PSI 1.41.12 (iv A. D.):—usu. Dep. a)swt-eu/omai, Arist. Pol. 1316b15 , Babr. 108.12 , PFlor. 99.7 (i/ii A.D.): pf. h)sw/teumai S.E. M. 8.201 . c. acc., squander in riotous living, xrh/mata Ael. VH 5.9 . a)swti/a, h(, prodigality, wastefulness, Pl. R. 560e , Arist. EN 1107b10 ; th\n a). u(gro/thta prosagoreu/ousin Crobyl. 4 . profligacy, Ep.Eph. 5.18 , al.: pl., e)n a)swti/ais kai\ kraipa/lais Hdn. 2.5.1 . a)swtodi^da/ska^los, = a)swti/as dida/skalos , name of a play of Alexis, Ath. 8.336d . a)/swtos, on, (sw/|zw) having no hope of safety, in desperate case, Arist. Pr. 962b5 . Adv. -tws, e)/xein to be past recovery, Plu. 2.918d . in moral sense, abandoned, ta=s a)sw/tou *sisufida=n genea=s S. Aj. 189 (lyr.); spendthrift, Pl. Lg. 743b , Arist. EN 1107b12 , 1120a1 , al.: Sup. , D.C. 67.6 ; profligate, Vett.Val. 18.2 . Adv. -tws Theopomp.Hist. 217a , D. 40.58 , Ev.Luc. 15.13 : Comp. -o/teron D.C. 62.27 . Act. , a)/swtos ge/nei bringing destruction on the race, A. Ag. 1597 . a)swfro/nws, Adv. = a)selgw=s , Sch. Ar. Pl. 560 . a)=ta: w)=ta ( Tarent. ), Hsch. a)ta_bu^ri/ths [i_] a)/rtos, a kind of loaf, Sopat. 9 . a)ta_gi/a, h(, absence of a tago/s (q. v.) in Thessaly, IG 9(2).257 . a)tah/s: a)gu/mnastos, Hsch. (fort. a)tlh/s, cf. a)/tlas). a)taqh/nion: xalko/s, e)/lutron, Id. a)=tai: plhrou=tai, Id. a)/taiqa: lamura/, Id. a)tai=os, = u(osku/amos , Ps.- Dsc. 4.68 ; cf. a)/th. a)taiso/n: a)nadendra/s (Tyrrhen.), Hsch. a)takt-e/w, of a soldier, to be undisciplined, opp. eu)takte/w, X. Cyr. 7.2.6 , D. 3.11 ; tou\s a)taktou=ntas tw=n trihra/rxwn IG 2.809b13 :— Pass. , polla\ ga\r h)ta/kthto au)toi=s J. AJ 17.10.10 : generally, neglect one's duty, fail to discharge obligation, PEleph. 2.13 (iii B. C.), 2 Ep.Thess. 3.7 , POxy. 275.24 (i A. D.). generally, lead a disorderly life, Lys. 14.18 , X. Oec. 7.31 : c. gen., th=s patri/ou a)gwgh=s to desert it, Plu. 2.235b . raise a riot or rebellion, OGI 200.6 (iv A. D.). a)ta/kt-hma, atos, to/, disorderly or contumacious act, irregularity, Stoic. 3.136 , OGI 483.58 (Pergam., ii B. C.), Vett.Val. 116.13 . a)/takt-os, on, not in battle-order, of troops, Hdt. 6.93 , Th. 8.105 ( Comp. ). not at one's post, Lycurg. 39 . undisciplined, disorderly, qo/rubos Th. 8.10 ; poiei=n th\n politei/an a)taktote/ran Arist. Pol. 1319b15 ; irregular, pureto/s Hp. Coac. 26 ; ou)de\n a)/. tw=n fu/sei Arist. Ph. 252a11 ; fqora\ a)/. casual, Id. HA 556a12 ; of sensual excess, irregular, inordinate, h(donai/, *)afrodi/th, Pl. Lg. 660b , 840e ; in Music, without rhythm, melw|di/ai Aristid.Quint. 1.13 ; Medic., irregular, sfugmo/s Gal. 8.458 . uncivilized, lawless, bi/os Critias 25.1 D. Math., a)/takta problh/mata indeterminate, not admitting of a definite solution, Procl. in Euc. p.220 F. Adv. -tws in an irregular, disorderly manner, of troops, a). kai\ ou)deni\ ko/smw| prospi/ptontes Th. 3.108 ; a). diw/kein Id. 2.91 ; a)takto/teron prospeso/ntes Id. 6.97 , cf. X. Cyr. 1.4.22 , Hell.Oxy. 6.4 ; a). fe/resqai Isoc. 1.32 ; ou)qe\n a). qew=| pra/ttetai Epicur. Ep. 3p.65U. irregularly, of fevers, Hp. Epid. 1.7 ; zh=n Isoc. 2.31 . Comp. a)taktote/rws somewhat negligently, Demetr. Eloc. 53 . a)ta^lai/pwros, on, not painstaking, ou(/tws a). toi=s polloi=s h( zh/thsis th=s a)lhqei/as Th. 1.20 . Adv. -rws, ou(/tws au)toi=s a). h( poi/hsis die/keito Ar. Fr. 254 ; ou)k a). tina\s xeirou=sqai D.C. 49.35 ; a). dia/gein Ph. 1.18 ; a). a)kou/ein Simp. in Cael. 143.16 . of persons, not given to hard work, Hp. Aër. 1 ; lazy, a)nqrwpa/ria Arr. Epict. 1.29.55 . incapable of bearing fatigue, Prob. in Hp. Aër. 21 . Adv. -rws without incurring fatigue, Id. Acut. 33 . of stagnant water, sluggish, Ruf. ap. Orib. 5.3.1 :—also a)takt-pw/rhtos, on, Poll. 4.28 ; easy, Sor. 2.11 . Adv. -tws Hsch. s.v. a)noi/ktws , Sch. E. Hec. 204 . a)ta/lantos [a^ta^], on, (a)- copul., ta/lanton) equal in weight, equivalent to, like, a). *)/arhi+ Il. 5.576 ; *dii\+ mh=tin a). equal to Zeus in wisdom, 2.169 , etc.: generally, like, a)ste/ri A.R. 2.40 . in equipoise, Arat. 22 . a)ta^la/frwn [a^t], on, gen. onos, (frone/w) tender-minded, of a child in arms, Il. 6.400 , Q.S. 13.122 :—also in form a)talo/frwn, IG 12(8).600.14 (Thasos). a)ta/llw [a^], (a)talo/s) only in pres. and impf., skip in childish glee, gambol, a)/talle de\ kh/te' u(p' au)tou= Il. 13.27 , cf. Mosch. 2.116 , Philostr. Im. 2.3 . Act. , bring up a child, rear, foster, Hom. Epigr. 4.2 ; ne/an yuxh\n a)ta/llwn S. Aj. 559 : metaph., e)lpi\s a)ta/lloisa kardi/an Pi. Fr. 214 :— Pass. , grow up, wax, h.Merc. 400 :— Act. , intr. in this sense, e)tre/fet' a)ta/llwn [a_t] Hes. Op. 131 .—Poet. and later Prose. a)/talma [a^], atos, to/, frolic, Hsch. (pl.). a)ta^lo/s [a^t], h/, o/n, tender, delicate, of youthful persons, as of maidens, Od. 11.39 ; of fillies, Il. 20.222 ; a)tala\ frone/ontes of young, gay spirit, 18.567 , cf. Hes. Th. 989 , h.Cer. 24 ; ma/thr E. El. 699 (lyr.) (unless it = suckling her lamb); a). xersi/, of the aged, tremulous, A. Pers. 537 (anap.): c. dat., a)talo\s patri/, i.e. subject, amenable to him, Pi. N. 7.91 . Adv. -lw=s Sch. Il. 5.271 : Sup. -w/tata, pai/zei IG 1.492a . a)ta^lo/-frwn [a^t], onos, v. a)tala/frwn. a)ta^lo/-yu_xos, on, soft-hearted, qhlu/terai AP 5.296 ( Agath. ). a)ta/lumnos [a^ta^], o(, = kokkumhle/a , Nic. Al. 108 . a)ta^mi/eutos, on, that cannot be stored, Ph. 2.113 ; that cannot be regulated, Arist. GA 788a34 ; uncontrolled, inordinate, J. BJ 4.1.6 . Adv. -tws, u(po\ qumou= e)pispasqei/s Plu. Arat. 37 . not needing to be husbanded, Max.Tyr. 3.9 , al. Act. , not husbanding, prodigal, lavish, xa/rites Ph. 1.5 : c. gen., h(donw=n Plu. 2.12c . Adv. -tws, tai=s o)rgai=s xrw/menos Pl. Lg. 867a ; a). pa/nta xari/zesqai Ph. 2.274 . a)taci/a, Ion. -ih, h(, indiscipline, prop. among soldiers, opp. eu)taci/a, Hdt. 6.11 , Th. 2.92 , X. HG 3.1.9 , etc. generally, disorder, confusion, a). kai\ a)kolasi/a Pl. Cri. 53d ; a)maqi/a kai\ a). X. Ath. 1.5 ; a). kai\ a)narxi/a Arist. Pol. 1302b28 ; ei)s ta/cin h)/gagen e)k th=s a). Pl. Ti. 30a ; a)po\ tu/xhs kai\ a). Arist. PA 641b23 : in pl., a)taciw=n, opp. tw=n e)n tai=s kinh/sesi ta/cewn, Pl. Lg. 653e . c. gen., diai/ths a). irregularity, Hp. Coac. 211 ; no/mwn Aeschin. 3.38 . a)ta/omai [a_t], Pass. , (a)/th) suffer, be in distress, in Trag. always in pres. part. a)tw/menos S. Aj. 384 , Ant. 17 , 314 , E. Supp. 182 , exc. a)tw/mesqa S. Aj. 269 ; a)tasqw=sin is dub. in Hes. Cat.Oxy. 1358 Fr. 2.13 . as law-term, ai)/ tis a)taqei/h the injured party, Leg.Gort. 4.29 ; but o( a)tame/nos the loser in a suit, ib. 10.21 ; a)vata=tai suffers a penalty, IG 5(1).1155 (Gythium):— Act. , a)ta/w, aor. subj. 3 sg. a)ta/sh| dub. in Leg.Gort. 6.23 , 43 . a)ta^pei/nwtos, on, not humbled, Zeno Stoic. 1.53 , Arr. Epict. 4.6.8 , Plu. Cor. 21 . a)tapou=: xaleph=s, Hsch. a)ta/r [a^ta^], Ep. also au)ta/r (q.v.); a)vuta/r IG 1.477 :—Conj., but, nevertheless, marking a strong contrast; freq. in Hom. to introduce an objection or correction, Il. 1.506 , etc.; in form of a question, E. Hec. 258 , X. ll. cc. infr., etc. it begins a sentence or clause, and, in apostrophe, is placed after the voc., *(/ektor, a). pou e)/fhs truly thou didst say, Il. 22.331 ; *(/ektor, a). su/ moi/ e)ssi path/r . . a)ll' a)/ge nu=n e)le/aire 6.429 ; ge is freq. added, with a word between, 16.573 , E. Med. 84 : a). sts. answers to me/n, more emphatic than de/, Il. 21.41 , Od. 3.298 , Hdt. 6.133 , al.; a)ei\ me\n dh\ . . a)ta\r ou)=n kai\ to/te Pl. R. 367e , cf. Prt. 335d , Tht. 172c ; pw=s paisi\ me\n plhqu/eis a)ta\r . . ou) pe/mpeis tina/; S. Tr. 54 , cf. Pl. Sph. 225c : sts. after e)peidh/, when it may be translated then, Il. 12.144 ; a)ta\r h)de/ is peculiar to Aret.,SD 1.9 , al. freq. in Pl. and Trag. to mark a rapid transition to another thought, A. Pr. 343 , S. OT 1052 , Pl. Phdr. 227b , etc.; a)ta\r dh/ E. Tr. 63 (also later, Eus.Mynd. 63 ). without real contrast, ma\y a)ta\r ou) kata\ ko/smon Il. 2.214 , cf. 3.268 , 270 , etc.—More freq. in Poetry (esp. Ep. ) than in Prose, though found in Pl. ll.cc., Tht. 142d , X. Cyr. 1.6.9 , An. 4.6.14 , etc.: also in Com., Cratin. 188 . a)ta^r-akte/w, keep calm, Epicur. Ep. 1p.30U. , J. AJ 15.10.3 , S.E. P. 1.12 . a)ta^r-aktopoihsi/a, Ion. a)ta^r-poihsi/h, h(, acting with perfect composure, dub. in Hp. Decent. 12 . a)ta^/r-aktos, on, not disturbed, uniform, peri/odoi Pl. Ti. 47c . not disturbed, without confusion, steady, of soldiers, X. Cyr. 2.1.31 : generally, quiet, Id. Eq. 7.10 ( Sup. ). Adv. Sup. -o/tata Id. Eq.Mag. 2.1 . not excited, calm, Arist. HA 630b12 : Comp. , M.Ant. 4.24 ; of the sea, prob. in Arist. Pr. 944b23 . Adv. -tws, zh=n Phld. Herc. 1003 . a)ta^r-aci/a, Ion. -ih, h(, impassiveness, calmness, Democr. ap. Stob. 2.7.3i , Hp. Ep. 12 , Epicur. Ep. 1p.30U. , Phld. Oec. p.63 J. , Cic. Fam. 15.19.2 , Hero Bel. 71.2 , Plu. 2.101b , Plot. 1.4.1 , etc.; prob. f.l. for a)taci/a in Hp. Praec. 14 . a)ta^/r-a^xos, on, = a)ta/raktos, e)n toi=s foberoi=s Arist. EN 1117a31 , cf. 1125b34 , Epicur. Sent.Vat. 79 , Str. 1.3.21 , Onos. 2.2 , etc.; a)ta/raxon, to/, an eyesalve, Gal. 12.786 ; of a will, unchallengeable PMasp. 151.142 (vi A.D.). Adv. -xws unconfusedly, Epicur. Ep. 1p.14U. ; calmly, Hero Bel. 72.4 , Phld. Herc. 1003 , D.S. 17.54 , J. AJ 14.9.1 , Archig. ap. Orib. 46.26.1 , Plu. Fr.inc. 140 : Comp. -w/teron Arr. Epict. 4.1.47 . a)ta^r-a^xw/dhs, es, not liable to be disturbed, Arist. Div.Somn. 464a14 ( Comp. ). a)ta/rbaktos, on, unaffrighted, gnw/ma Pi. P. 4.84 ; guna/ B. 5.139 ; cf. a)ta/rmuktos. a)tarb-h/s, e/s, fearless, Il. 13.299 , Pi. P. 5.51 ; a). th=s qe/as having no fear about the sight, S. Tr. 23 ; later of things, dou=ras a). AP 6.97 ( Antiphil. ). causing no fear, A. Pr. 849 . a)ta/rb-htos, on, = foreg., e)ni\ sth/qessin a). no/os e)sti/n Il. 3.63 , cf. Hes. Sc. 110 , A. Fr. 199 : neut. pl. as Adv., u(/bris a)ta/rbhta o(rma=tai stalks abroad without fear, S. Aj. 196 . Adv. -tws Suid. not dreaded, ka/matoi IG 14.1003.2 , cf. ib. 7.96 . a)tarb-i/zetai: a)thro\s fai/netai, Hsch. a)tarboma/xas [ma^], a, o(, fearing not the fray, B. 15.28 . *)atargati=s, gen. i=dos, acc. i=n (cf. Hdn.Gr. 1.107 , 2.761 ): dat. *)atargatei=ti IG 12(3).188 (Astypalaea): also gen. *)atarga/tios BCH 6.499 (Delos); dat. *)atarga/tei SIG 1135 (Delos), *)atarga/ti IG 12(3).178 (Astypalaea):—Atargatis, a Syrian divinity, Mnaseas 32 , Str. 16.1.27 , Corn. ND 6 , etc.:—also *)atarga/th, LW 1890 , v.l. in Str. 16.4.27 : *)attaga/qh, Hsch. a)ta^ri/xeutos [i_], on, not desiccated, Arist. Pr. 926a35 ; not salted, Gal. 12.321 . a)ta/rmuktos, on, unblenching, unflinching, o)/mma Euph. 124 ; freno\s oi)=stros Nic. Al. 161 . a)ta/rnh: bro/xos, Hsch. (leg. a)rta/nh). a)tarpi^to/s, a)tarpo/s, Ion. for a)tr- (qq.v.). a)tart-a/omai [a^t], hurt, Hsch. a)tart-hro/s, o/n, mischievous, baneful, a)tarthroi=s e)pe/essin Il. 1.223 ; of a person, *me/ntor a)tarthre/ Od. 2.243 ; gene/qlh Hes. Th. 610 ; sto/ma *po/ntou Theoc. 22.28 ; of wild beasts, Q.S. 4.223 , 12.40 . a)/tarxon (a)ta/raxon cod., post a)tarthroi=s): a)xei/maston, Hsch. ; cf. ta/rxh. a)ta/rxu_tos, unburied, Ps.-Phoc. 99 , Lyc. 1326 ; cf. a)tari/xeutos. a)tasqa^li/a [a^t], Ion. -ih, h(, presumptuous sin, recklessness, wickedness, Hom. , always in pl.; sfete/rh|sin or sfh=|sin a)tasqali/h|sin, Il. 4.409 , Od. 1.34 , al.; a)tasqali/ai de/ oi( oi)/w| e)xqrai\ e)/san 21.146 ; di' a)tasqali/as e)/paqon kako/n 23.67 ; a)tasqali/h|si kakh=|sin 12.300 :—after Hom. in sg., a)tasqali/h| me/ga r(e/cai, of the Titans, Hes. Th. 209 ; ei(/nek' a)tasqali/hs te kai\ h)nore/hs u(pero/plou ib. 516 ; basilh=os a). Pi. Parth. 2 Fr. 1.31 ; ou)k h)/rqh nou=n e)s a)tasqali/hn Simon. 111.4 ; a)tasqali/h| xrhsa/menon Hdt. 2.111 : in later Prose, Alcid. ap. Arist. Rh. 1406a9 , Luc. Astr. 15 ; a). h( ei)s to\ qei=on Arr. An. 7.14.5 ; of an elephant, Id. Ind. 13.13 . a)tasqa/llw [a^t], to be insolent, only in pres. part., mh/ tis . . plh/ch| a)tasqa/llwn Od. 18.57 ; ou)/ tis . . gunaikw=n lh/qei a)tasqa/llousa 19.88 . a)ta/sqa^los [a^t], on, reckless, presumptuous, wicked, of men, a)ne/ra . . a). o)brimoergo/n Il. 22.418 ; a). a)ndri\ e)/oikas Od. 8.166 , etc.; so in Hdt. , a)/ndra a)no/sio/n te kai\ a). 8.109 ; a)nh\r deino\s kai\ a). 9.116 , cf. Him. Ecl. 13.28 , al. of men's acts, words, etc., *trwsi\n tw=n me/nos ai)e\n a). Il. 13.634 ; li/hn ga\r a). u(/brin e)/xousin Od. 16.86 ; a)/ndres drai=sin a)ta/sqala Alc. Supp. 27.11 ; le/gein ba/rbara/ te kai\ a). Hdt. 7.35 ; e)/rdein polla\ kai\ a). Id. 3.80 ; prh=gma a). poih/santes ib. 49 ; a). ou)de\n e)/recas Theoc. 22.131 .— Ep. , Aeol. , and Ion. word, used for comic effect by Strato Com. 1.38 ; also in later Prose, Luc. Cont. 3 , Arr. An. 6.27.4 , etc.—In EM 261.56 also a)tasqa/leos, on. a)tau/rwtos, on, A. Ag. 245 , also h, on Ar. Lys. 217 :— unwedded, maiden, A. l.c.; chaste, Ar. l.c., v. Scholl.ad locc., Poll. 2.173 . a)ta^fi/a, h(, want of burial, J. AJ 13.15.5 , Luc. Salt. 43 , Plu. Marc. 30 . a)/ta^fos, on, unburied, Hdt. 9.27 , S. Ant. 29 , OC 1732 (lyr.), Th. 2.50 , etc. a)/. pra/ceis modes of refusal of burial, Pl. Lg. 960b . a)ta/w, v. a)ta/omai. a(/te, properly acc. pl. neut. of o(/ste (as in Il. 11.779 , 22.127 ). just as, as if, so as, a(/. sh/rion a)/stron prob. in Alcm. 23.62 , cf. Pi. O. 1.2 , P. 4.30 , Hdt. 5.85 , S. Aj. 168 (lyr., s. v. l.); tima=n tina a(/. i(ero/fantin Jul. Or. 7.221c . causal, inasmuch as, seeing that, with part., a(/te to\n xruso\n e)/xwn Hdt. 1.154 , cf. 102 ; Cratin. 295 , Ar. Pax 623 , Th. 4.130 , etc.: with gen. abs., a(/te tw=n o(dw=n fulassome/nwn Hdt. 1.123 , cf. Pl. Smp. 223b , etc.:—with part. omitted, di/ktua dou\s [au)tw=|] a(/te qhreuth=| [o)/nti] Hdt. 1.123 , etc.; a(/. ge/nous proma/twr dub. in A. Th. 140 (lyr.); a(/. dh/ Hdt. 1.171 ; a(/. dh\ ou)=n Pl. Prt. 321b ; w(s a(/. freq. in Olymp. in Mete. 39.12 , al.—Rare in Trag., and onlv in lyr. a(=te, Lacon. = w(s , IG 5(1).213 . a)/tegktos, on, not to be softened by water, xalko/s Arist. Mete. 385b13 ; khro/s Plu. 2.15d (s. v. l.). metaph., not to be softened, parhgorh/masin A. Fr. 348 : abs., hard-hearted, relentless, S. OT 336 , E. HF 833 , Ar. Th. 1047 , and in late Prose, D.H. 5.8 , J. BJ 5.9.4 , Plu. TG 12 , Luc. DMeretr. 12.3 , etc. Adv. -tws, pro\s e)/rwtas e)/xein Philostr. Ep. 5 . a)teirh/s, e/s, not to be rubbed or worn away, indestructible, in Hom. mostly of brass or iron, Il. 5.292 , al. metaph., stubborn, unyielding, ai)ei/ toi kradi/h pe/lekus w(/s e)stin a). ib. 3.60 , cf. 15.697 ; [Hercules] me/nos ai)e\n a). Od. 11.270 ; fwnh/ Il. 13.45 , 17.555 ; o)/mmata Emp. 86 ; a)teire/sin a)kti/nessin Id. 84.6 ; a)gaqo/n Pi. O. 2.36 ; of persons, ka)n mu/qoisi kai\ e)n proso/doisin a). stubborn, Theoc. 23.6 ; a)teirh\s oi)/nw| AP 12.175 ( Strat. ); to\ a)teire/s stubbornness, Pl. Cra. 395b ; Pythag. etym. of tria/s, Theol.Ar. 15 .—In Archig. ap. Gal. 8.87 a)teiro/s. Adv., Comp. -o/teron Gal. 8.110 , prob. in D.L. 6.99 . a)tei/xistos, on, unwalled, unfortified, Th. 1.2 , 8.62 , Lys. 33.7 : metaph., xa/rin qana/tou pa/ntes a)/nqrwpoi po/lin a). oi)kou=men Epicur. Sent. Vat. 31 . Adv. -tws Sm. Za. 2.4(8) ; a). teteixisme/noi, of Brahmans living in the open air, Philostr. VA 3.15 , 6.11 . not walled off, Th. 1.64 . a)te/kmartos, on, without distinctive mark, obscure, baffling, xrhsth/rion Hdt. 5.92 . g/; moi=ra A. Pers. 910 ( Sup. ); e)rhmi/a trackless, Plu. Luc. 14 ; a)te/kmarton pronoh=sai without mark whereby to judge it, Pi. P. 10.63 ; a). de/os Th. 4.63 , cf. Pl. Lg. 638a . Adv. -tws, e)/xein o(/tou e(/neka/ e)sti X. Mem. 1.4.4 : neut. pl. as Adv., bafflingly, Pi. O. 7.45 . of persons, uncertain, inconsistent, Ar. Av. 170 . boundless, unlimited, u(/dwr Orph. A. 1150 : metaph., gasth/r dub. in Opp. H. 2.206 . a)te/kmwn, onos, h(, (tekei=n) childless, barren, Man. 4.584 . a)tekn-e/w, have no children, v.l. in Hp. Steril. 217 , cf. LXX Ca. 4.2 , Ho. 9.12 . a)tekn-i/a, h(, childlessness, barrenness, Arist. Pol. 1265b10 , Ph. 1.201 , etc.: pl., Arist. Pol. 1265a41 . a)/tekn-os, on, without children, childless, barren, Hes. Op. 602 , A. Th. 828 (lyr.), S. El. 164 (lyr.), Arist. EN 1099b4 , Tab.Heracl. 1.151 , etc.; of animals and fishes, Arist. HA 577a3 , GA 755b19 : also c. gen., a)/. a)rse/nwn pai/dwn E. Ba. 1305 . Adv. -nws Sch. E. Or. 206 . in causal sense, leixh\n a)/fullos a)/. A. Eu. 785 . [ a)/te_knos S. l. c., a)/te^knos A. and E. ll.cc.] a)tekn-o/w, make childless:— Pass. , of the earth, to be barren, LXX 4 Ki. 2.19 . a)te/kn-wsis, ews, h(, barrenness, Aq. Ps. 34(35).12 . a)te/l-eia, Cret. a)te/lea GDI 5040.22 , h(:— incompleteness, imperfection, Arist. Ph. 261a36 , GA 758b20 , Mete. 380a31 , Thphr. CP 4.13.1 . exemption from public burdens (te/lh) , a). strathi/+hs kai\ fo/rou Hdt. 3.67 ; e)/dosan *kroi/sw| . . a)telei/hn kai\ proedri/hn Id. 1.54 , cf. 9.73 , D. 20.47 ; a(pa/ntwn ib. 60 ; tou= a)/llou (sc. fo/rou) IG 1.40 ; metoiki/ou ib. 2.121 ; stratei/as ib. 551 ; w(=n a)\n ei)sa/gh| h)\ e)ca/gh| OGI 10.13 ; e)s th\n a). to purchase immunity, IG 2.570 ; a). tino\s poiei=n Alex. 276.6 ; eu(re/sqai, e)/xein, enjoy it, D. 20.1 , 19 : generally, toiou/twn pragmateiw=n a). Isoc. 12.147 ; a). e)pikrai/nein confirm immunity, A. Eu. 362 ; e)c a)telei/as without payment, gratis, D. 59.39 , Philonid. 1 D. , Poll. 4.46 . a)te/l-eios, a, on,= a)telh/s, Phld. Rh. 1.5 S. a)tel-eio/ths, htos, h(, insufficiency, Zos.Alch. p.245 B. a)tel-ei/wtos, on, unfinished, incomplete, Arist. Fr. 70 , Sor. 1.33 : neut. pl. as Adv., Sch. Nic. Th. 456 ( v.l. -tws ). a)tel-esiou/rghtos, on, not brought to an issue, w)di=nes Theol.Ar. 55 . a)te/l-estos, on, without end, issue, or effect, unaccomplished, a(/lion qei=nai po/non h)d' a). Il. 4.26 , cf. 57 , 168 , Od. 2.273 ; si=ton e)/dontes ma\y au)/tws a). 16.111 ; ta\ de/ ken qeo\s h)\ tele/seien h)/ k' a)te/lest' ei)/h 8.571 , cf. Tab.Defix.Aud. 68b : rare in Prose, of prayers, not deserving of accomplishment, Antipho 1.22 ; a). kw=nos truncated cone, Hero *Stereom. 1.16 : neut. pl. as Adv., inconclusively, a). lalei=n AP 12.21 ( Strat. ). uninitiated in. . , c. gen., bakxeuma/twn E. Ba. 40 : metaph., a). i(erw=n kai\ musthri/wn th=s politei/as Plu. Flam. 2 : abs., a). kai\ a)mu/htos Pl. Phd. 69c , cf. Arist. Rh. 1419a4 , Phld. Acad.Ind. p.4 M.; a). tw=| qew=| Ael. VH 3.9 ; prob. unmarried, Tab. Defix.Aud. 68a . = a)telh/s III, xw/ra D. Prooem. 55 . endless, eternal, Parm. 8.4 . a)telesfo/rhtos, on, not brought to accomplishment, Sm. Jb. 31.40 . a)teleu/t-htos, on, not brought to an end or issue, unaccomplished, a)teleuth/tw| e)pi\ e)/rgw| Il. 4.175 , cf. 1.527 . without an end, interminable, Parm. 8.32 , Arist. Ph. 204a5 , Cael. 273a5 ; everlasting, to\ pa=n Ocell. 1.2 , cf. Plu. 2.114f , etc. of a person, impracticable, a)/tegktos ka)teleu/thtos S. OT 336 . a)te/leut-os, on, endless, eternal, u(/pnos A. Ag. 1451 (lyr.). a)telh/s, e/s, without end, i.e., not brought to an end or issue, unaccomplished, tw=| ke kai\ ou)k a). qa/natos mnhsth=rsi ge/noito Od. 17.546 ; ei)rh/nh e)ge/neto a). the peace was not brought about, X. HG 4.8.15 ; ta\ me\n lelegme/na a)/rrht' e)gw/ soi ka)telh= fula/comai unaccomplished, i. e. harmless, S. El. 1012 . incomplete, unfinished, a)telh= sofi/as karpo\n dre/pein Pi. Fr. 209 ; a)telei= th=| ni/kh| . . a)ne/sthsan Th. 8.27 ; of a building, ib. 40 ; without end or purpose, h( fu/sis ou)qe\n . . a)tele\s poiei= Arist. Pol. 1256b21 . inchoate, imperfect, of growth, Hp. Art. 41 ( Comp. ); w)|a\ a). Arist. GA 733a2 ; zw=|a ib. 774b5 ; poli=tai a)., of minors, Id. Pol. 1275a17 ; a). sullogismo/s Id. APr. 24a13 ; a). poiei=n tina/ castrate, Luc. Syr.D. 20 : Comp. -e/steros less highly developed, Phlp. in Ph. 898.29 . Adv. -lw=s incompletely, Arist. Pol. 1275a13 , dub. in Plu. 2.472f . never-ending, *danai/+dwn u(drei=ai a). Pl. Ax. 371e . indeterminate, Id. Phlb. 24b ; to\ me\n a)/peiron a). h( de\ fu/sis a)ei\ zhtei= te/los Arist. GA 715b14 , cf. Pol. 1256b21 . Act. , not bringing to an end, not accomplishing one's purpose, ineffectual, a)telei= no/w| Pi. N. 3.42 ; of persons, a)pope/mpein tina/ Pl. Smp. 179d ; a). peri\ to\ kri/nein imperfectly fitted for . . , Arist. Pol. 1281b38 ; a). ei)/s ti Ph. 2.417 : c. inf., unable to do effectually, a)/kuros kai\ a). sw=sai And. 4.9 ; invalid, di/ka Michel 196 (Elis). not giving accomplishment to a thing, manteu/masi Pi. P. 5.62 . (te/los IV) free from tax or tribute, Hdt. 2.168 , 3.91 , Lys. 32.24 : c.gen., a). tw=n a)/llwn free from all other taxes, Hdt. 1.192 ; karpw=n a). free from tithe on produce, Id. 6.46 ; exempt, lh|tourgiw=n D. 21.155 ; stratei/as ib. 166 , cf. IG 22.1132.12 , Arist. Pol. 1270b4 ; tou= a)/llou (sc. fo/rou) IG 1.40 ; metoiki/ou ib. 2.121 . of things, untaxed, a). to\n si=ton e)ca/gein D. 34.36 ; o(/sa oi( no/moi a). pepoih/kasin Id. 42.18 . of sums, without deduction, nett, o)bolo\s a). an obol clear gain, X. Vect. 4.14 sq.; tria/konta mna=s a)telei=s e)la/mbane tou= e)niautou= D. 27.9 . not costly, S. Fr. 268 , Amphis 29 , Paus.Gr. Fr. 305 . (te/los v) uninitiated, c. gen., i(erw=n h.Cer. 481 ; a). th=s qe/as Pl. Phdr. 248b ; prob. unmarried, Tab.Defix.Aud. 68a : metaph., e)/rhmon kai\ a). filosofi/an lei/pein Pl. R. 495c . a)telw/nhtos, on, untaxed, Zen. 1.74 , Hierocl. Facet. 246 , Just. Nov. 106 Pr. a)te/mbios: memyi/moiros, EM 163.32 . a)te/mbw [a^], only pres., maltreat, ou) kalo\n a)te/mbein . . cei/nous *thlema/xou Od. 20.294 , 21.312 ; afflict, perplex, a)te/mbei qumo\n e)ni\ sth/qessin *)axaiw=n 2.90 :— Pass. , c. gen., to be bereft or cheated of a thing, a)te/mbontai neo/thtos they have lost their youth, Il. 23.445 ; a)tembo/meno/s ge sidh/rou ib. 834 ; mh/ ti/s oi( a)tembo/menos ki/oi i)/shs 11.705 , cf. Od. 9.42 . Med. like Act. , Q.S. 5.147 , 173 : c. dat., blame, be dissatisfied with, A.R. 2.56 , 3.99 : c. inf., a)tembo/menos toi=on sto/lon a)mfipe/nesqai Id. 2.1199 . a)ten-h/s, e/s, stretched, strained, kisso/s S. Ant. 826 (lyr.); freq. of the eyes, staring, Arist. HA 492a11 ; to\ a). th=s o)/yews kai\ a)/tegkton D.H. 5.8 ; th\n o)/yin ei)s to\ a). a)perei/desqai intently, Luc. Icar. 12 . intense, excessive, o)rgai/ A. Ag. 71 (lyr.); o)durmoi/ Call. Fr. 1.7 P. straight, direct, h(/kw d' a)tenh\s a)p' oi)/kwn straight from home, E. Fr. 65 . of diseases, obstinate, i)sxia/s prob. for a)gennh/s in Archig. ap. Aët. 12.1 . of men's minds and speech, intent, earnest, a)tenei= . . no/w| Hes. Th. 661 , Pi. N. 7.88 ; a(ploi= kai\ a)., of men, Pl. R. 547e ; a). parrhsi/a E. Fr. 737 ; a). yuxh/ Luc. Nigr. 4 . unbending, stubborn, a). a)tera/mwn te Ar. V. 730 (lyr.); a)ste/naktos kai\ a). D.H. 5.8 : Comp. , Phld. Lib. p.44 O. Adv. a)tenw=s, Ion. -e/ws Hp. Prorrh. 1.24 ; a). e)mble/pein Agatharch. 41 ; duspeiqw=s kai\ a). e)/xein pro/s ti to be obstinately averse to, Plu. Galb. 25 :—more freq. in neut., a)tene\s i)/keloi exceeding like , Pi. P. 2.77 ; a). a)p' a)ou=s from dawn onwards, Epich. 124.1 ; katamaqei=n a). Id. 172.4 ; a). threi=n Diph. 61 ; a). ble/pein Plb. 18.53.9 . a)ten-i/zw, look intently, gaze earnestly, toi=s o)/mmasin stare, Hp. Epid. 7.10 ; ei)/s ti Arist. Mete. 343b12 ; pro/s ti Id. Pr. 959a24 ; of the eyes, a)teni/zontes au)tw=| Ev.Luc. 4.20 , cf. Act.Ap. 23.1 , Placit. 1.7 ; ei)/s ti Plb. 6.11.12 , J. BJ 5.12.3 , S.E. P. 1.75 , etc.; ei)/s tina Act.Ap. 6.15 ; ei)s to\n qeo/n Them. Or. 4.51b ; pro\s to\ e)kei/nou pro/swpon Luc. Merc.Cond. 11 : abs., also of the eyes, Arist. Pr. 957b18 :— Pass. , to be gazed upon, APl. 4.204 (Praxit.). metaph. of the mind, a). th\n dia/noian pro/s ti Arist. Ph. 192a15 ; ei)s th\n proai/resin a)teni/zonta pra/ttein Phld. Ir. p.96 W.; to be obstinate, Lync. ap. Ath. 7.313f . a)te/n-isis, ews, h(, straining of the eyesight, Paul.Aeg. 6.21 . a)ten-ismo/s, o(, intent observation, Thphr. Vert. 9 . fixed stare, tw=n o)mma/twn, in apoplexy, Herod. Med. in Rh.Mus. 58.80 . a)ten-isto/s, h/, o/n, that may be gazed at, Sch. Il. 1.98 . a)/ter [a^], Ep. , Ion. , Trag. Prep. with gen., without, apart from, Hom. ; kra/tiston *)axile/os a)/. Pi. N. 7.27 ; a)/. *zhno/s without his will, Il. 15.292 , cf. POxy. 936.18 (iii A.D.); ou) qew=n a)/. 'non sine dis', Pi. P. 5.76 ; a)/. mo/xqou Democr. 223 ; a)/. puretou= kai\ o)du/nhs Hp. Prorrh. 2.4 . aloof, apart from, a)/. h(/menon a)/llwn Il. 1.498 ; no/sfin a)/. te kakw=n Hes. Op. 91 :—freq. in Trag., mostly after its case, A. Supp. 377 , etc.; but before it in Id. Pr. 456 , Supp. 703 (lyr.), Ch. 338 (lyr.), S. Ph. 703 (lyr.), El. 866 :—also in late Prose, as LXX 2 Ma. 12.15 , D.H. 3.10 , Ev.Luc. 22.6 , Plu. Cat.Mi. 5 , Vett.Val. 136.9 , al. c. dat., a)/ter a)/strasin Anub. 87 . a)teramn-i/a [a^t], Ion. -ih, h(, harshness, hardness, u(da/twn Hp. Aër. 4 . a)te/ramn-os, on, unsoftened, hard, u(/data ib. 1 , Arist. GA 767a34 ; pe/tra Theoc. 10.7 ; a). koili/a costive, Hp. Aër. 4 ; of food that will not cook, Plu. 2.701c , Gal. 17(2).157 . metaph., stubborn, unfeeling, merciless, kh=r Od. 23.167 ; o)rgh/ A. Pr. 192 ; bronth=s mu/khm' a). ib. 1062 . a)teramn-o/ths, htos, h(, stubbornness; a). pro\s th\n bla/sthsin slowness to germinate, Thphr. CP 4.3.2 . a)teramn-w/dhs, es, not to be softened, u(/data Gal. 17(2).187 . a)tera/mwn [a^t] [ra^], on, gen. onos, Att. for a)te/ramnos, hard, tough, *maraqwnoma/xai Ar. Ach. 181 , cf. Pl. Lg. 853d , 880e , Eub. 1 D. ; hard to cook, Thphr. HP 2.4.2 , cf. 8.8.6 , CP 4.12.8 . a)tera/teutos [ra^], on, nowise prodigious or wonderful, Eust. 918.5 . a)tere/a: o)/ros, gorgo/n (Cret.), Hsch. a)te/remnos, on, = a)te/ramnos , Id. a)tere/yato: h)qe/thsen, Id. a)terh/sion: a)pro/mhqes, Id. (a)reth/- cod.). a)terhdo/nistos, on, not worm-eaten, Dsc. 1.16 . a)/terqe [a^], before a vowel a)te/ramn-qen, Aeol. a)/terqa Hdn.Gr. 2.192 , = a)/ter , Pi. O. 9.78 , etc.: c.gen., a)/. pteru/gwn A. Supp. 783 (lyr.); latrw=n a)/. ib. 1011 ; a)/. tou=de S. Aj. 645 (lyr.). as Adv., aloof, apart, Pi. P. 5.96 . a)te/rige: xwri/s, Hsch. a)term-a/tistos [ma^], on, unbounded, e)piqumi/a D.S. 19.1 , cf. Gal. 19.472 . = a)be/baios, a)qemeli/wtos , Hsch. a)te/rm-wn, on, gen. onos, without bound or end, ai)w/n Arist. Mu. 401a16 ; u(/pnos Mosch. 3.104 ; e)no/ptrwn a). au)gai/ the mirror's countless rays, E. Hec. 926 ; a). pe/plos having no end or issue, inextricable, A. Eu. 634 . a(teroi=on: to\ e(te/rwqen kai\ xwri/s, Hsch. a(tero/pleuros, on, = e(tero- , SIG 247 K 1.13 (Delph.). a(tero/ptillos, on, Dor. = e(tero/fqalmos , IG 4.951.34 and 72 (Epid.). a(/teros [a^], Dor. etc. for e(/teros, IG 9(1).694.17 (Corc.); Aeol. a)/teros Alc. 41 , al., etc.; to\ a(/teron, Megarian in Ar. Ach. 813 . a(/teros [a_], Att. contr. for o( a(/teros, Com.Adesp. 14.23 D. , Pl. Lg. 695b , etc.; also neut. qa/teron, gen. qa_te/rou, dat. qa_te/rw|, qa_te/ra|, or with mark of crasis, qa)te/rou, etc.; but contr. forms when the Art. ends with a conson., are incorrect, as qa/teron to\n to/pon Str. 2.1.20 , cf. Luc. DMort. 26.1 , Hist.Conscr. 22 : also nom. qa/teros Polem. Cyn. 4 ; o( qa/teros Men. 846 ; ta\ qa/tera Arist. Mu. 397a2 ; a(/teron for to\n e(/teron Luc. Pseudol. 29 . (sṃ-teros; v. e(/teros. ) a)te/rp-eia, Ion. a)terp-ei/h, a)terp-i/h, h(, = a)teryi/a , Democr. 4 , 174 , D.L. 7.97 . a)terp-h/s, e/s, unpleasing, joyless, limo/s Il. 19.354 ; of the nether world, ne/kuas kai\ a)terpe/a xw=ron Od. 11.94 , etc.; pe/trh|s . . kai\ a)terpe/i_ xw/rw|, of a rocky shore, 7.279 ; nou/swn e(smo/s A. Supp. 685 (lyr.), cf. Pr. 31 , Simon. 37.6 ; lo/goi E. El. 293 ; gh=ras Mosch. 4.114 ; a)terpe/steron e)s a)kro/asin less attractive to the ear, Th. 1.22 ; h)=xoi a)., opp. e)piterpei=s, Phld. Po. 994.23 , cf. Mus. p.82 K.; ei)/ tis u(perba/lloi to\ me/trion ta\ e)piterpe/stata a)terpe/stata a)\n gi/gnoito Democr. 233 , cf. Ph. 1.396 ( Sup. ); of persons, a). kai\ kako\s o)rxhsth/s Plu. Cor. 25 . Adv. -pw=s, ou)k a). i(storei/sqw Gal. 14.237 ; but a). zh=n without enjoyment, Plu. 2.1100d . a)/terp-nos, on, = a)/grupnos , Stesich. 78 , Ibyc. 52 . a)/terp-os, on, = a)terph/s , Il. 6.285 (dub. l.). a)teryi/a, Ion. -ih, h(, unpleasantness, Luc. Vit.Auct. 14 . a)teto/n: leuko/n, Hsch. a)tetw=s: a)fronti/stws, Id. a)teukt-e/w, fail in gaining, th=s patri/ou a)gwgh=s Plu. 2.235b ; tw=n oi)kei/wn xreiw=n Phld. Ir. p.47 W., cf. ib. p.9 W., Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.44 . Pass. , to be unsuccessful, of an operation, Antyll. ap. Orib. 45.25.6 . a)/teukt-os, on, not gaining or obtaining, Max.Tyr. 11.8 , Hsch. a)teuci/a, h(, not obtaining, privation, A.D. Synt. 56.26 , Dam. in AB 1345 . a)teux-h/s, e/s, (teu=xos) unequipped, unarmed, E. Andr. 1119 , AP 9.320 ( Leon. ). a)teu/x-htos, on, = foreg., ib. 543 ( Phil. ), Epic.Alex.Adesp. 8.2 . a)/tefros, on, epith. of da/fnh, PMag.Par. 1.2582 . a)te/xn-astos, on, artless, Them. Or. 2.39d . a)texn-e/w, to be a)/texnos, to be unskilful, Sch. Ar. Nu. 296 . a)texn-h/s, e/s, = a)/texnos , S.E. M. 7.395 , interpol. in Babr. 75.4 : Comp. -e/steros v.l. in Hp. Fract. 16 . a)texn-i/a, h(, want of art or skill, Hp. Lex 4 , Pl. Phd. 90d , al., Arist. EN 1140a21 , Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.269 : pl., Simp. in Stoic. 3.49 . a)texn-i/teutos [i_], on, artless, simple, D.H. Lys. 8 :—hence Verb a)texn-i_teu/omai, Hsch. s.v. e)rrwpi/zomen. a)/texn-os, on, without art, unskilful, Pl. Plt. 274c ; esp. ignorant of the rules or principles of art, opp. e)/ntexnos or texni/ths, unskilled, unprofessional, of persons, Id. Sph. 219a , Gal. 6.134 , S.E. P. 3.262 ; having no trade or profession, PFlor. 4.14 (iv A.D.); unsystematic, didaskali/a Anon. in SE 67.31 ; of pursuits, a)/. tribh/ Pl. Phdr. 260e , cf. 262c , Lg. 938a ; pi/steis a)/. proofs not invented by the orator, Arist. Rh. 1355b35 , 1375a22 ; a)podei/ceis Ph. 1.355 ; ai)sxro\n kai\ a)/. not workmanlike, Hp. Fract. 30 ; pu=r uncreative, opp. texniko/n, Zeno Stoic. 1.34 ; fantasi/a ib. 2.24 . a)te/xnws, Adv. of a)/texnos, without art, without rules of art, empirically, X. Mem. 3.11.7 , Pl. Grg. 501a . a)texnw=s (with penult. short), Adv. of a)texnh/s, simply, i.e. really, absolutely, freq. in Com., Pl. , etc.; a). h(/kw pareskeuasme/nos Ar. Ach. 37 , cf. Nu. 408 , 1174 , al.; kalo\n a). simply beautiful, Id. Av. 820 ; a). ge pampo/nhra Id. Ra. 106 ; r(u/gxos a). e)/sq' u(o/s simply a swine's snout, Pherecr. 102 ; a). me\n ou)=n sku/th ble/pei Eup. 282 ; a). to\ tou= *(omh/rou e)pepo/nqh Pl. Smp. 198c ; bona fide, sincerely, opp. ko/mpou e(/neka, Philostr. VA 6.20 : freq. in comparisons, a). w(/sper just like , Pl. Phd. 90c , etc.; a). oi(=on Id. Lg. 952e : with neg., ou)d' a)\n dialexqei/hn g' a). would just not have spoken a word to him, Ar. Nu. 425 ; a). ou)dei/s simply no one, Id. Av. 605 , cf. Pl. 362 , Pl. Plt. 288a .—On a)te/xnws and -nw=s v. Sch. Ar. Pl. 109 . a)te/w [a^], part. a)te/wn demented, reckless, c. gen., qew=n defying the gods, Il. 20.332 ( Aristarch. ); *mouse/wn Call. Fr. 537 : abs., Hdt. 7.223 . a)tew/roxoi: a)/gan au)qa/deis, Hsch. (leg. a)ge/rwxoi). a)/th, h(, Dor. a)/ta, Aeol. au)a/ta ( a) v-), v. infr.:— bewilderment, infatuation, caused by blindness or delusion sent by the gods, mostly as the punishment of guilty rashness, to\n d' a)/th fre/nas ei(=le Il. 16.805 ; *zeu= pa/ter, h)= r(a/ tin' h)/dh . . basilh/wn th=|d' a)/th| a)/asas 8.237 ; *zeu\s kai\ *moi=ra kai\ . . *)erinu\s . . fresi\n e)/mbalon a)/grion a)/thn 19.88 (so a)ll' e)pei\ a)asa/mhn kai/ meu fre/nas e)ce/leto *zeu/s ib. 137 ); a)/thn de\ mete/stenon h(\n *)afrodi/th dw=x' o(/te m' h)/gage kei=se, says Helen, Od. 4.261 . *)/ath personified, the goddess of mischief, author of rash actions, pre/sba *dio\s quga/thr, *)/ath, h(\ pa/ntas a)a=tai Il. 19.91 , cf. 9.504 , Hes. Th. 230 , Pl. Smp. 195d ; *)/aths a)\n leimw=na Emp. 121.4 ; coupled with *)erinu/s, A. Ag. 1433 . of the consequences of such visitations, either, Act. , reckless guilt or sin, *)aleca/ndrou e(/nek' a)/ths Il. 6.356 : in pl., deceptions, 10.391 : or, Pass. , bane, ruin, 24.480 , Hdt. 1.32 ; e)ggu/a, pa/ra d' a)/ta prov. in Thales ap. Stob. 3.1.172 : to\ ph=ma th=s a)/ths the anguish of the doom, S. Aj. 363 (lyr.); u(/bris ga\r e)canqou=s' e)ka/rpwse staxu\n a)/ths A. Pers. 822 ; *peiqw\ proboulo/pais . . a)/ths Id. Ag. 386 (lyr.): pl., Id. Pers. 653 (lyr.), 1037 (lyr.), S. Aj. 848 , etc.; strokes of fate, a)ndrei/h ta\s a)/tas mikra\s e)/rdei Democr. 213 . Trag., of persons, bane, pest, di/khn a)/ths laqrai/ou A. Ag. 1230 ; du/' a)/ta S. Ant. 533 . ill-fated person, A. Ag. 1268 codd.—Not in Comedy (unless read for au)th=s, Ar. Pax 605 ) nor in Att. Prose (exc. as pr.n.and in quotations of e)ggu/a, pa/ra d' a)/ta Cratin. Jun. 12 , Pl. Chrm. 165a ), but found in Arist. VV 1251b20 ; kh=ras kai\ a)/tas D.H. 8.61 ; toiau/tas kaka\s a)/tas such abominations, of certain Epicurean expressions, Cleom. 2.1 . fine, penalty, or sum lost in a lawsuit, Leg.Gort. 11.34 , al. (From a)a/w, q. v.: orig. a)va/th, Aeol. au)a/ta Alc. Supp. 23.12 , Pi. P. 2.28 , 3.24 , Lyr.Adesp. 123 .) [a^a^th , a_th; a^th is dub. in Archil. 73 .] a)/thktos, on, not melted or to be melted by fire, xiw/n Pl. Phd. 106a ; a)/. puri/ Arist. GA 762a31 , cf. Mete. 388b24 . insoluble in oil, Dsc. 5.160 . metaph., not to be softened or subdued, no/mois a)/thktoi Pl. Lg. 853d . a)thme/l-eia [a+t], h(, carelessness, Plu. 2.608f , Agath. 5.13 . a)thmel-e/w, take no heed of, neglect, pf. part. Pass. a)thmelhme/nos f.l. in Procop. Vand. 1.21 (for a)p-), cf. Sch. A.R. 1.609 . a)thmel-h/s, e/s, neglected, ko/mh Plu. Ant. 18 . of persons, careless, neglectful, xrhma/twn E. Fr. 184 . Adv. -lw=s, e)/xein tino/s Plu. Agis 17 ; a)thmele/ws a)la/lhnto A.R. 1.812 ( v.l. -le/es ). a)thme/l-htos, on, unheeded, unnoticed, X. Cyr. 5.4.18 , 8.1.14 , and so prob. in A. Ag. 891 . Adv. -tws, e)/xein to be uncared for, X. Cyr. 8.1.15 . slovenly, ou)k a). tou\s kiki/nnous Alciphr. 3.55 ; to\ a). tw=n trixw=n Jul. Mis. 365d . a)thmel-i/a, poet. a)thmel-i/h, h(, = a)thme/leia , A.R. 3.830 . a)thnei=n: moxqei=n, Hsch. (leg. a)sthnei=n). a)thrh/s [a_], e/s, = a)thro/s , f.l. in Hp. Aër. 24 . a)th/rhtos, on, unobserved, unnoticed, Them. Or. 23.294c . a)thri/a [a_], h(, mischief, evil, Pl.Com. 182 , X. Mem. 3.5.17 ( v.l. a)peiri/a ). a)thro/gnwmos: durus, Gloss. a)thro/s [a_], a/, o/n, blinded by a)/th, hurried to ruin, Thgn. 433 , 634 ; frh/n S. Fr. 264 . baneful, mischievous, du/h A. Pr. 746 ; tu/xh Id. Ag. 1483 (lyr.); kako/n E. Andr. 353 ; nautili/h AP 9.23 (Antip.); to\ a). bane, mischief, A. Eu. 1007 (anap.); mh/ ti a). poie/wsi [oi( pai=des] Democr. 279 .—Once in Com., a)thro/taton kako/n an 'outrageous' nuisance, Ar. V. 1299 ; and so Adv. -w=s 'awfully' as a slang word, Phld. Mus. p.105K. : in Pl. Cra. 395b and c introduced only for an etym. purpose: also in later Prose, D.L. 6.99 . *)atqi/s, i/dos, h(, Attic, esp. (with or without gh=) Attica, E. IA 247 (lyr.) (unless -i/das nau=s be read); gh=s a)p' *)atqi/dos Epin. 1.6 . (sc. glw=tta) the Attic dialect, Str. 8.1.2 . (sc. i(stori/a) history of Athens, oi( th\n' *)a. suggra/yantes Id. 9.1.6 , cf. D.H. 1.8 , J. Ap. 1.3 . Athens, written *)aqqi/s in Pae.Delph. 8 , 14 . a)ti/etos [i^], on, (ti/w) unhonoured, A. Eu. 385 , 839 (both lyr.). Act. , not honouring or regarding, fi/lwn E. Ion 701 (lyr.). a)ti/zw [a^], mostly in pres. part.; 2 and 3 sg., E. Rh. 327 , 253 (lyr.); inf., S. OC 1153 : fut. a)ti/seis [i^] A. Fr. 105 : aor. subj. a)ti/sh|s [i^] Id. Eu. 542 (lyr.); Ep. aor. a)/tissa A.R. 1.615 :— Pass. , Gal. 18(2).642 :— not to honour, not to heed, o( de\ prw=ton me\n a)ti/zwn e)/rxetai unheeding, Il. 20.166 : c.acc., slight, treat lightly, qeou\s a)ti/zwn A. Th. 441 , cf. E. Supp. 19 , Rhian. 1.5 : c. gen. rei, deprive of honour due, gera/wn min a)/tissan A.R. l.c.—Never in early Prose; for Nic. Al. 193 v. a)tu/zw. a)ti^qa/s-eutos [qa^], on, untamable, wild, Agatharch. 74 , Aesop. 342 , Plu. Art. 25 , 2.728a ; kaki/a App. BC 4.8 ; tou= no/mou to\ li/an a)kribe\s kai\ a). Agath. 4.21 . a)ti^/qas-os, on, = foreg., dub. in Hdn. 5.6.9 ; lu/ttai Ph. 1.20 , al. a)ti/qhnos [i^], on, without a nurse, Man. 4.368 . a)ti_ma^gel-e/w, (a)ge/lh) forsake the herd, stray, Arist. HA 572b19 , 611a2 , Theoc. 9.5 : metaph., try to escape, Luc. Lex. 10 . a)ti_ma^ge/l-hs, ou, Dor. a)ti_ma^/gel-as, a, o(, despising the herd, i. e. straying, feeding alone, S. Fr. 1026 , Theoc. 25.132 , AP 6.255 ( Eryc. ). a)ti_m-a/zw, fut. -a/sw A. Eu. 917 (lyr.), Pl. R. 465a , etc.: aor. h)ti/masa S. OC 49 , Pl. Euthd. 292e , etc.: pf. h)ti/maka And. 4.31 , Pl. Plt. 266d :— Pass. , pf. h)ti/masmai E. Med. 20 , Pl. Smp. 219d , Ephor. Fr. 3.21B. : aor. h)tima/sqhn Pi. Fr. 123.5 , Pl. Lg. 931b : fut. a)timasqh/somai A. Ag. 1068 , S. OT 1081 : (a)/timos):—hold in no honour, esteem lightly, c. acc., once in Il. 9.450 a)tima/zeske d' a)/koitin; freq. in Od. , tou/sde g' a)tima/zei kata\ dh=mon 6.283 ; oi)=kon a)tima/zontes e)/dousin 21.332 , cf. 427 ; a). tokh=as Thgn. 821 : freq. in Trag., A. Th. 1023 , Eu. 712 , 917 , al.; mh/ m' a)tima/sas ge/nh| Phryn. Trag. 20 ( = Id.Com. 80 ), cf. D. 40.26 , etc.; a). kai\ kola/zein, opp. e)painei=n kai\ tima=n, X. Cyr. 1.6.20 ; th\n a)nqrwpi/nhn a)sqe/neian a). Pl. Phd. 107b , al.; bring dishonour upon, th\n po/lin And. 4.31 : c. acc. cogn., e)/ph a(\ a)tima/zeis po/lin the words thou speakest in dishonour of the city, S. OT 340 :— Pass. , suffer dishonour, insult, etc., pro/s tinos Pi. Fr. 123.5 , Hdt. 1.61 ; tini/ S. Aj. 1342 ; ou)k a)timasqh/somai Id. OT 1081 , cf. D. 21.74 ; tw=| gegenhme/nw| put to shame by . . , Lys. 2.27 : c. neut. pl., a)na/ci' h)timasme/nh E. IA 943 . c. gen. rei, treat as unworthy of, mhd' a)tima/sh|s lo/gou (sc. e)me/) A. Pr. 783 ; mh/ m' a)tima/sh|s w=(n se prostre/pw fra/sai, = tou/twn a(/ se pr. fr. , S. OC 49 , cf. Ant. 22 . c. inf., w)= qa/nate *paia/n, mh/ m' a)tima/sh|s molei=n do not deem me unworthy of thy visit, A. Fr. 255.1 ; mh/toi m' a)tima/sh|s to\ mh\ ou) qanei=n su\n soi/ deem me not unworthy to die, S. Ant. 544 ; but also ou)k a)tima/sw qeou\s proseipei=n will not disdain to . . , E. HF 608 , cf. Pl. La. 182c . in legal sense, disfranchise, u(po\ th=s po/lews h)timasme/nos Ephor. l.c.; at Rome, of the Censors, punish with ignominia, D.C. 38.13 . a)ti_m-alfe/w, fail to fetch a price, Hsch. a)ti_m-asmo/s, o(, dishonour, LXX 1 Ma. 1.40 (v.l.), Aristeas 269 . a)ti_m-aste/os, a, on, to be despised, Hp. Fract. 31 , Pl. Phdr. 266d , Jul. Or. 6.198d . a)timaste/on one must dishonour, X. Smp. 4.17 , Hippiatr.Praef. a)ti_m-asth/r, h=ros, o(, dishonourer, A. Th. 637 . a)ti_m-asth/s, ou=, o(, = foreg., Gloss. a)ti_m-asto/s, o/n, dishonoured, gunaici/n Mimn. 1.9 . a)ti_m-a/w, Ep. impf. a)ti/mwn: fut. a)timh/sw: aor. h)ti/mhsa: pf. h)ti/mhka Gal. 1.10 :— Pass. , aor. -h/qhn Id. 5.44 :—used by Hom. for a)tima/zw, dishonour, disdain, se\ d' a)tima=| Od. 16.307 ; o(\n to/t' a)ti/ma 21.99 ; to\n pa/ntes a)ti/mwn 23.28 ; to\n *xru/shn h)ti/masen Il. 1.11 , cf. 94 , al.; nu=n de/ s' a)timh/sousi 8.163 , cf. Hes. Op. 185 ; used once by Pi. in Dor. aor. h)ti/ma_sa, P. 9.80 ; once by S. in imper. a)ti/ma, Aj. 1129 ; a)timw=si v.l. for -ou=si in X. Ath. 1.14 ; also in later Ep. , Call. Dian. 260 , Mosch. 4.6 , Nonn. D. 17.313 , al.; and in later Prose, Gal. l.c. a)ti_m-htei/, Adv. without a valuation, OGI 218.69 (Ilium, iii B.C.). a)ti_m-hte/on, one must hold in disesteem, sukofa/ntas Isoc. 15.175 . a)ti_/m-htos, on, unhonoured, despised, w(s ei)/ tin' a)ti/mhton metana/sthn Il. 9.648 ; ou)k a). not unrewarded, X. Hier. 9.10 . ( ti_mh/ 11 ) not valued or estimated, Is. 3.35 : esp. di/kh a). a cause in which the penalty is not assessed in court, but fixed by law beforehand, D. 21.90 , Aeschin. 3.210 ; opp. timhto/s (where the penalty is settled in court), D. 27.67 , cf. Poll. 8.54 , 63 , Harp. s.v.; Suid. erroneously reverses this explanation. invaluable, priceless, LXX Wi. 7.9 , Eust. 781.19 . not assessed, IG 5(1).1433.45 (Messene); notcapable of being valued, a)/galma Epigr.Gr. 805 . a)ti_m-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, dishonour, disgrace, a)timi/h|sin i)a/llein Od. 13.142 , Pi. O. 4.21 , S. El. 1035 , etc.; e)n a)timi/h| tina\ e)/xein Hdt. 3.3 ; a)timi/hn prostiqe/nai tini/ Id. 7.11 ; o)/neidos kai\ a). e)/xein ib. 231 ; a)timi/hs kurei=n pro/s tinos ib. 158 ; qew=n a). dishonour done to the gods, E. Heracl. 72 , Pl. Hipparch. 229c ; ou)k a)timi/a| se/qen A. Eu. 796 : pl., tai=s megi/stais kola/zein a). Pl. Plt. 309a , cf. 310e , R. 492d , al.; u(/breis kai\ a)timi/as D. 18.205 , 21.23 ; indignities, Arist. Pol. 1336b11 . deprivation of privileges, A. Eu. 394 (lyr.); esp. of civic rights, And. 1.74 , X. Lac. 9.6 , D. 9.44 ; coupled with qa/natos and fugh/, IG 1.27a74 . of things, e)sqhma/twn a)., i.e. sorry garb, A. Pers. 847 ; ko/mh . . a)timi/as ple/ws Cratin. 9 . [ Ep. a)timi_h Hom. l.c., Tyrt. 10.10 .] a)ti_mopenqh/s, e/s, sorrowing for dishonour, A. Eu. 792 (lyr.). a)/ti_m-os, on, ( timh/ 1 ) unhonoured, dishonoured, Il. 1.171 ; meta\ pa=sin a)timota/th qeo/s ei)mi ib. 516 ; a)timo/teron de/ me qh/seis 16.90 ; a)timo/teroi, opp. laxo/ntes timh=s, Thgn. 1111 ; a)/. mo/ros dishonourable, A. Th. 589 ; a)/tima d' ou)k e)praca/thn, i.e. they have met their deserts, Id. Ag. 1443 ; a)/timos *)argei/oisi by them, S. Aj. 440 ; e)/k g' e)mou= by me, Id. OC 51 . c.gen., a)/. dwma/twn without the honour of . . , not deemed worthy of . . , A. Ch. 409 (lyr.); pa/ntwn ib. 295 ; e)kfora=s Id. Th. 1029 ; xa/ris ou)k a)/. po/nwn no unworthy return for . . , Id. Ag. 354 ; w(=n me\n i(ko/mhn a)/imon e)ce/pemyen S. OT 789 . deprived of civic rights (cf.a)timi/a) , a)/tima ta\ te/kna gi/netai Hdt. 1.173 , cf. IG 1.37 , 9(1).334 ( Locr. ), etc.; opp. e)pi/timos, Ar. Av. 766 , Ra. 692 , And. 1.80 ; a)/. ta\ sw/mata ib. 74 : c.gen.; ib. 75 ; a)/. gerw=n deprived of privileges, Th. 3.58 ; a)/. tou= teqnhko/tos debarred from all rights in him, S. El. 1214 ; a)/. tou= sumbouleu/ein deprived of the right of advising, D. 15.33 ; a)/. th=s po/lews kaqista/nai tina/ Lys. 12.21 ; a)/. ei)=nai kaqa/pac D. 21.32 , Arist. Ath. 22.8 . of things, not honourable, Hdt. 5.6 ( Sup. ); a)/timon poiei=sqai/ ti hold in dishonour, S. Ant. 78 ; a)/tima poiei=n e)/s tina Hdt. 2.141 ; a)/. tou)/rgon Ar. Av. 166 ; e(/dra a)timote/ra less honourable, X. Cyr. 8.4.5 ; of parts of the body, to\ timiw/teron kai\ to\ a)timo/teron Arist. PA 672b21 ; a). skeu=os D.S. 17.66 . ( timh/ 11 ) without price or value, tou= nu=n oi)=kon a)/timon e)/deis thou devourest his substance without payment, Od. 16.431 ; of little price, cheap, opp. ti/mios, X. Vect. 4.10 . unavenged, e)k qew=n A. Ag. 1279 , cf. E. Hipp. 1417 . unpunished, Pl. Lg. 855c . Adv. -mws dishonourably, ignominiously, A. Pr. 197 , 919 , Th. 1026 , S. OC 428 , v.l.in Lys. 32.17 , etc.: Comp. -o/teron Pl. Ep. 309b , D.S. 1.67 : Sup. a)timo/tata Pl. Lg. 728b . a)ti_m-o/w, fut. -w/sw: aor. h)ti/mwsa A. Supp. 644 (lyr.), etc.: pf. h)ti/mwka D. 21.103 :— Pass. , pf. h)ti/mwmai E. Hel. 455 , D. 21.91 : plpf. h)ti/mwto Hdt. 7.231 , IG 1.61a10 : aor. -w/qhn A. Ch. 636 (lyr.), And. 1.33 , etc.: fut. a)timwqh/somai Isoc. 5.64 ; h)timw/somai D. 19.284 :—dishonour, A. Supp. 644 :— Pass. , suffer dishonour or indignity, Hdt. 4.66 , 7.231 , A. Ch. 636 , E. Hel. 455 . punish with a)timi/a 2 , Ar. Pax 742 , And. 1.33 , D. 18.82 , Arist. Ath. 53.6 ( Pass. ); a)timwqh=nai e)pi\ ai)ti/a| Lys. 6.25 ; e)kpeso/nta h)\ a)timwqe/nta Pl. R. 553b . a)ti_mwr-htei/ or a)ti_mwr-ti/, Adv. of sq., EM 664.37 . a)ti_mw/r-htos, on, unavenged, i.e., unpunished, a). gi/gnesqai to escape punishment, Hdt. 2.100 , Th. 6.6 , etc.; a). a(marthma/twn unpunished for . . , Pl. Lg. 959c . Adv. a)ti_mw/r-tws with impunity, ib. 762d . for whom no revenge has been taken, Antipho 3.3.7 ; a)timw/rhton e)a=n qa/naton Aeschin. 1.145 . undefended, unprotected, Th. 3.57 . a)ti/mwsis [ti_], ews, h(, dishonouring, c. gen., trape/zas A. Ag. 702 (lyr.); patro/s Id. Ch. 435 (lyr.). = capitis deminutio, J. AJ 19.1.1 . a)ti/naktos [i^], on, unshaken, immovable, Opp. H. 2.8 , Nonn. D. 10.166 , al. a)ti_sandre/w: a)tima/zw a)/ndra, Hsch. a)ti^ta/llw, aor. I a)ti/thla Il. 24.60 , IG 14.2005 :— Med. ,aor. I a)tith/lato Opp. C. 1.271 : (a)talo/s):—redupl. form of a)ta/llw, rear, tend, qre/ya te kai\ a)ti/thla Il. l.c.; pai=da de\ w(\s a)ti/talle Od. 18.323 ; oi(/ m' e)n sfoi=si do/moisin e)u\+ tre/fon h)d' a)ti/tallon Il. 14.202 , cf. 16.191 , Hes. Th. 480 , Pi. N. 3.58 ; also of animals, tou\s me\n [i(/ppous] . . a)ti/tall' e)pi\ fa/tnh| Il. 5.271 :— Pass. , xh=n' h(/rpac' a)titallome/nhn e)ni\ oi)/kw| Od. 15.174 . metaph., cherish, kai/ se *ko/ws a)ti/talle Theoc. 17.58 : c. dat., kaloi=s Id. 15.111 ; in bad sense, beguile, cajole, skira/fois a). Hippon. 86 .— Poet. and late Prose, as Them. Or. 20.234b . a)ti^ta/ltas, a, o(, foster-father, GDI 4978 (Gortyn). a)ti/tan: o( mh\ e)/xwn a)poti=sai, Hsch. s.v. *tita=nes. a)ti^te/w, = a)ti/w , D.P. 1158 : but a)titei=n: a)dikei=n, and a)ti/tai: a)/dikoi, Hsch. a)ti/ths [i^], ou, o(, (ti/nw) unpunished, A. Eu. 257 (lyr.). unable to pay, Hsch. (ti/w) unhonoured, a)ti/tai sarki\ palaia=| A. Ag. 72 (anap.). v. foreg. a)ti/thston: a)pro/mhqes, Hsch. a)/ti^tos, on, (ti/nw) unavenged, Il. 13.414 . unpaid, poinh/ ib. 14.484 [where i_]. not liable to penalty, IG 4.498 (Mycenae). (ti/w) unhonoured, Menecr.Xanth. 4 . a)ti/w [i^], = a)ti/zw, a)ti/ei Thgn. 621 ; a)ti/ousi Orph. L. 62 . *)atla_genh/s, e/s, (ge/nos) sprung from Atlas, of the Pleiads, Hes. Op. 383 . *)atlantiko/s, h/, o/n, of Atlas, te/rmones *)a. the pillars of Hercules, E. Hipp. 3 , 1053 ; to\ *)a. pe/lagos Pl. Ti. 24e , Arist. Pr. 946a29 ; h( *)a. qa/lassa Id. Mu. 392b22 :—also *)atla/nteios, a, on, Critias 18.5 D. :— fem. *)atlanti/s, i/dos, as Patron., Hes. Th. 938 ; title of work by Hellanicus (also *)atlantia/s, Harp. s.v. *(omhri/dai ) ; qa/lassa h( *)a. kaloume/nh Hdt. 1.202 ; h( *)a. nh=sos, a fabulous island in the far West, Pl. Ti. 25a , Str. 2.3.6 . *)/atlas, antos, o(, acc. also *)/atlan A. Pr. 428 (lyr.), cf. Sch.: (a)-euph., and tla/s, v. *tla/w ):—Atlas, Od. 1.52 : later, one of the Titans, Hes. Th. 517 , A. Pr. 350 , 428 (lyr.); ai( d' e(/pt' *)/atlantos pai=des Id. Fr. 312 . in hist. writers, Mount Atlas in West Africa, regarded as the pillar of heaven, Hdt. 4.184 , Str. 17.3.2 , etc.: pl, D.P. 66 . the Atlantic Ocean, Id. 30 . axis of the earth, Hsch. *)/atlantes, in Architecture, colossal statues as supports for the entablature (cf. telamw=nes), Moschioap. Ath. 5.208b , Vitr. 6.7.6 ; kei/onas a)/tlanta/s te Epigr.Gr. 1072.7 . seventh of the neck-vertebrae, which supports the head, Poll. 2.132 . Pythag. name for ten, Theol.Ar. 59 . [a^tl A. Fr. l.c.] a)/tlas, antos, o(, not enduring or daring, Hsch. ; cf. a)tah/s. a)tlhsi/a: a)mhxani/a, a)nupostasi/a, Hsch. a)tlhsi/frwn [i^]: ou)demia=s to/lmhs e)/nnoian e)/xwn, Hsch. (a)tm- cod.). a)tlhte/w ( Dor. a)tla_te/w, Hsch. ), to be impatient, not to endure or submit to a thing, S. OT 515 . a)/tlhtos, Dor. a)/tla_tos, on, not to be borne, insufferable, pe/nqos, a)/xos, Il. 9.3 , 19.367 , cf. Orac. ap. Hdt. 5.56 , Pi. O. 6.38 ; a)ggeli/a S. Aj. 223 (lyr.). not to be dared, a)/tlhta tla=sa A. Ag. 408 (lyr.). Act. , incapable of bearing, impatient of, c. gen., mo/qwn a)/. AP 9.321 ( Antim. ?). Adv. -tws, fe/rein Ael. NA 16.28 . a)/tmata: kaqa/rmata, Hsch. a)tmeni/a, h(, (a)tmh/n) slavery, Man. 6.59 , AP 9.764 (Paul. Sil.). a)tme/nios, on, toilsome, prepared with trouble, Nic. Al. 178 , 426 . a)/tmenos, o(, = a)tmh/n , Archil. ap. Sch. Il. Oxy. 1087 , Call. Fr. 538 , Hsch. , Eust. 1750.62 :—as Adj., a)/tmenon oi)=ton Hsch. a)tmeu/w, for a)tmeneu/w, to be a slave, Nic. Al. 172 . a)tmh/, h(, = a)tmo/s, a)tmi/s , Hes. Th. 862 . a)tmh/n, e/nos, o(, slave, servant, Call. Aet. 1.1.19 , Epic.in Arch.Pap. 7.4 , Et.Gen., Sch. Nic. Al. 172 , 426 . a)tmhsi/frwn, v. a)tlhsi/frwn. a)/tmhtos, on, not carved, IG 1.322 ; li/qoi Ph. 2.253 ; uncut, e)/qeirai A.R. 2.708 ; unwounded, S. Fr. 124 ; not laid waste, unravaged, gh= Th. 1.82 : and so metaph., u(gi/eia Gal. 6.18 ; a)/mpeloi unpruned, Plu. Num. 14 ; unreaped, Ph. 2.390 ; li/banos a)/. in lumps, PMag.Par. 1.1991 ; a)rgurei=a a)/. silver-mines as yet unopened, X. Vect. 4.27 ; of animals, entire, Arist. HA 632a9 . indivisible, Pl. Phdr. 277b , Arist. EE 1230a29 , Ph. 1.505 , al., Iamb. Comm.Math. 4 . Adv. -tws Hero *Geom. p.85 H. that cannot be cut, Arist. Mete. 387a6 , Metaph. 1023a2 . a)tmia/w, (a)tmh/) steam, emit vapour, Hp. Morb. 4.49 . a)tmi^d-o/omai, Pass. , to be turned into vapour, Arist. Mete. 346b25 . a)tmi^d-ou=xos, on, (e)/xw) containing vapour, damp, Hsch. a)tmi^d-w/dhs, es, vaporous, a)naqumi/asis Arist. Mete. 341b8 ( Comp. ), 360a9 ; o( bore/as ib. 358a35 ; a)h/r Id. GA 786a12 . full of vapour, gh= Clidem. ap. Thphr. CP 3.23.2 . a)tm-i/zw, pf. h)/tmika Arist. Pr. 930b36 :—smoke, bwmo\s a)tmi/zwn puri/ S. Fr. 370 ; of water, steam, X. An. 4.5.15 : generally, emit vapour, of hot meat, h(/diston a). Pherecr. 108.15 codd. Ath. (a)patm- edd.); of perspiration, interpol. post Hp. Prog. 6 ; of fresh-burnt tiles, Arist. Mete. 383a24 , cf. 388b32 . to be vaporized, ib. 349b23 , 358b16 ,al. a)tm-i/s, i/dos ( -i/tos PMag.Lond. 1.121.639 ), h(, = a)tmo/s , Hdt. 4.75 , Pl. Ti. 87a , Nicostr. 15.5 : properly, moist vapour, steam, opp. kapno/s (but a)tmi\s kapnou= LXX Jl. 2.30 ( 3.3 )), Arist. Mete. 359b30 , cf. 346b32 , Ph. 2.223 , etc.; h( a). suni/statai ei)s u(/dwr Arist. Mete. 384a6 . sublimate or deposit of colouring matter, PHolm. 4.21 . poultice, Crito ap. Gal. 13.879 . = spinqh/r, a)pau/gasma , Hsch. a)tm-isto/s, h/, o/n, capable of being turned into vapour, Arist. Mete. 387b8 , dub. in Alex. Trall. Febr. 5 . a)tmoeidh/s, e/s, = a)tmidw/dhs , S.E. M. 7.119 , Alex.Aphr. Pr. 2.67 . Adv. -dw=s Anon.Lond. 22.19 , Gal. Nat.Fac. 1.16 . a)tmo/s, o(, steam, vapour, A. Eu. 138 ; o(/tan e)k gh=s a). a)ni/h| . . u(po\ tou= h(li/ou Arist. Pr. 862a4 ; *)/aray a)., of incense, Pae.Delph.II: in pl., vapours, A. Fr. 205 ; clouds of steam, Jul. Mis. 341d ; esp. of odours, A. Ag. 1311 , Arist. Pr. 908a21 , Ph. 1.96 ,al., Lib. Or. 12.79 (pl.), etc.; distd. from a)tmi/s, as dry from moist, by Olymp. in Mete. 165.25 . [a^tm A. Fr. 205 .] a)tmw/dhs, es, = a)tmidw/dhs , Arist. Mu. 394a14 , Thphr. CP 3.16.4 . Adv. -dws Gal. Nat.Fac. 3.7 . a)/toixos, on, unwalled, E. Ion 1133 , D.C. 74.4 . a)tok-ei=on, to/, = contraceptive, SIG 985.20 (Philadelphia, i B.C.). a)tok-e/w, not to bring forth, to be barren, Ph. 1.478 . a)tok-i/, Adv. of a)/tokos, D.C. 58.21 , PTeb. 342.30 (ii A. D.), BGU 725.23 (vii A. D.). a)tok-i/a, h(, unfruitfulness, barrenness, Muson, Fr. 15 A p.77H. a)to/k-ios, on, causing barrenness, Dsc. 1.81 ; a)to/kion (sc. fa/rmakon), to/, a medicine for causing it, Hp. Mul. 1.76 , Dsc. 1.77 . = luxni\s a)gri/a , Ps.- Dsc. 3.101 . a)/tok-os, on, having never yet brought forth, Hdt. 5.41 , E. El. 1127 ; a)/. u(po\ nou/sou barren . . , Hp. Aër. 3 ; di' h(liki/an Pl. Tht. 149c ; of mules, Arist. APr. 67a35 . not bearing interest, xrh/mata Pl. Lg. 921c , cf. D. 53.12 , SIG 330.7 (Ilium), etc.: neut. pl.as Adv., PAmh. 2.50.10 (ii B. C.),al. not paying interest, Arist. Oec. 1350a11 . a)tolm-e/w, to be a)/tolmos, be disheartened, Hp. Epid. 6.7.3 : c.inf., lack courage to . . , peraite/rw proxwrh=sai D.C. 78.34 :—also a)tolm-o/w, AB 407 (a)tolma/w, Suid. , is incorrect). a)to/lm-hros, on, = a)/tolmos , Gal. 14.603 ( Comp. ). a)to/lm-htos, Dor. a)to/lm-a_tos, on, = a)/tlhtos , not to be endured, insufferable, mo/xqos Pi. I. 8(7).11 ; of men, dub. in A. Ag. 375 . not to be dared, ou)de\n [toi=s poihtai=s] a). Aristid. Or. 45(8).2 , cf. Gal. 8.260 ; tw=| plousi/w| ou)de\n a). Him. Ecl. 4.24 . a)tolm-i/a, h(, want of daring, cowardice, E. Fr. 364 ( v.l. a)nandri/a ), Th. 2.89 , X. HG 5.3.22 , etc. bashfulness, D. 61.20 . a)/tolm-os, on, daring nothing, cowardly, Pi. N. 11.32 , Th. 2.39 ( Comp. ), etc.; lh=ma . . ou)k a)/. a)ll' e(/toimon Ar. Nu. 458 ; a)/. kai\ malako/s D. 8.68 , etc.; of women, a)/. ai)xma/ A. Ch. 630 (lyr.); of things, a)/. e)pino/hma Jul. Or. 2.75d : c. inf., a)/. ei)mi . . dh=sai I have not the heart to bind, A. Pr. 14 . Adv. -mws Plb. 3.103.3 , Plu. 2.47c : Comp. -o/teron less boldly, Gal. 6.37 . a)/tomos, on, uncut, unmown, leimw/n S. Tr. 200 ; a)/. pw/gwnos ba/qh Ephipp. 14.7 ; a)/. li/banos in lumps, Dsc. 1.68.1 ; a)/tomon, to/, = u(osku/amos , dub. in Ps.- Dsc. 4.68 (cf. a)tai=os). Gramm., of words, not compound, D.H. Th. 22 . that cannot be cut, indivisible, grammai/ Arist. Ph. 206a17 , cf. LI 968a1 ; mege/qh Id. Ph. 187a3 ; esp. of particles of matter, e)teh=| a)/toma (sc. sw/mata) kai\ keno/n Democr. 9 , 125 , cf. Arist. de An. 404a2 , Metaph. 1039a10 ; in full, a)/. sw/mata Id. Cael. 303a21 , Epicur. Nat. 14 Fr. 5 : sg., a)/tomo/n e)sti sw=ma stereo/n . . Id. p.129.24 U.; also a)/. fu/seis Democr. ap. Diog.Oen. 5 , Epicur. Ep. 1p.7U. ; a)/tomoi, ai(, ib. p.14 U.,al., Phld. Sign. 5 ,al., Alciphr. 1.34 . of Time, ou)x oi(=o/n te ei)s a). xro/nous diairei=sqai to\n xro/non Arist. Ph. 263b27 ; kat' a)/. xro/non Id. Sens. 447b18 ; e)n a)to/mw| in a moment, Id. Ph. 236a6 , 1 Ep.Cor. 15.52 ; e)n a). o)rgh=s Sm. Is. 54.8 . metaph., infinitely small, diaforai/ Plu. Phoc. 3 . in Logic, individual, of terms, Pl. Sph. 229d ; of the ei)=dos, Arist. Metaph. 1034a8 , de An. 414b27 . individual, Id. APo. 96b11 , al.: Subst. a)/tomon, to/, Id. Cat. 1b6 , 3a38 , Metaph. 1058a18 (pl.), Plot. 6.2.2 , al. of the summum genus, pri\n ei)s ta\ a)/. e)lqei=n Arist. Metaph. 994b21 . Adv. a)to/mws, u(pa/rxein immediately, without the intervention of a middle term, Id. APo. 79a33 . a)tomo/w, leave undivided, to\n lo/gon Olymp. in Alc. p.181 C.:— Pass. , to be individualized, Simp. in Ph. 255.28 ; to be unified, Id.inde An. 217.36 . a)ton-e/w, to be relaxed, exhausted, Arist. Pr. 945a17 , Plu. Cor. 25 ; o(doipori/ais Epigr.Gr. 613.4 ; sto/maxos a)tonw=n Dsc. 1.109 : c.inf., to be too weak to . . , D.L. 4.14 . a)ton-i/a, h(, slackness, enervation, debility, Hp. Aër. 20 ; laziness, Epicur. Nat. 54 G.; yuxh=s Plu. 2.535d ; a)sqe/neia kai\ a). Luc. Nigr. 36 ; i)nw=n a). kai\ tro/mos Phld. Acad.Ind. p.76M. ; as Stoic term, lack of to/nos (q.v.), Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.120 , 123 , Arr. Epict. 2.15.4 , etc.; in oratory, lack of vigour in delivery, Hermog. Inv. 4 . a)/ton-os, on, not stretched, slack, relaxed, of the limbs, Hp. Aër. 3 ( Comp. ), 19 ; lacking in elasticity, of strands in torsion-engine, Ph. Bel. 58.18 ; pnoai/ D.S. 1.41 ; sfugmoi/ Aret. SD 2.9 ; of fruit, insipid, Dsc. 1.112 ( Comp. ), al.; to\ a)/. th=s geu/sews v.l. ib. 127 ; fwnei=n a)/tonon Arist. Phgn. 813b3 : Medic., of the stomach, Ath. 3.79f ( Comp. ), etc.: c. inf., too weak to . . , D.L. 7.35 ; of oratorical style, D.H. Dem. 20 , cf. Hermog. Id. 2.11 ( Comp. ), Eun. VS p.493 B. ( Comp. ). Adv. -nws Plu. Lyc. 18 : Comp. -w/teron J. BJ 4.1.5 ; -wte/rws Archig. ap. Orib. 8.2.26 . as Stoic term, lacking to/nos (q.v.), spe/rma Sphaer.Stoic. 1.141 ; opp. eu)/tonos, Chrysipp. ib. 2.155 , 3.121 . a)ton-o/w, weaken, Aq. Ps. 68(69).24 . a)ton-w/dhs, es , h)tri/a dub. in AP 9.350 ( Leon. ). a)to/c-eutos, on, out of bow-shot, pe/tra Plu 2.326e . a)/toc-os, on, without bow or arrow, Luc. D Deor. 19.1 . a)to/p-astos, on, not to be guessed, A. Fr. 119 . a)to/p-hma, atos, to/, absurdity, S.E. M. 1.80 . strange sight or occurrence, POxy. 1557.6 (iii A.D.), al. offence, PTeb. 303.11 (ii A. D.), Procop. Pers. 1.24 . a)top-hmatopoio/s, o(, one who commits absurdities or offences, Gloss. a)top-i/a, h(, being out of the way, hence, absurdity, Ar. Ra. 1372 ; of persons, Id. Ach. 349 ; singularity, Pl. Smp. 215a ; of sounds or words, uncouthness, D.H. Comp. 12 . extraordinary nature, nosh/matos Th. 2.51 ; tw=n timwriw=n Id. 3.82 ; tou= pa/qous Pl. Phdr. 251d . logical absurdity, S.E. P. 3.240 . wickedness, misdeed, LXX Ju. 11.11 : pl., Phld. Vit. p.34J. a)/top-os, on, out of place, out of the way: hence, unwonted, extraordinary, of symptoms, Hp. Aph. 4.52 : Comp. , ibid.; a)/. a(dona/ E. IT 842 (lyr.), cf. Arist. EN 1149a15 ; o)/rnis Ar. Av. 276 ; po/qos Id. Ec. 956 . strange, paradoxical, dou=loi tw=n ai)ei\ a)to/pwn slaves to every new paradox, Th. 3.38 ; a)/topo/n ti pa/sxein And. 4.34 ; tw=n -wta/twn me/nta)\n ei)/h D. 1.26 ; a)/topa th=s smikrologi/as absurd pettinesses, Pl. Tht. 175a ; a)/. h(donh=s kai\ lu/phs mei=cis Id. Phlb. 49a ; a)/topo/n e)sti, c. inf., Pherecr. 91 , Eub. 125 ; ou)de\n a)/. ei) a)poqa/noimi Pl. Grg. 521d , cf. Arist. Cat. 11a37 , al., etc. of persons, Isoc. 12.149 ; a)/. paideuth/s Pl. R. 493c ; a)/. kai\ dusxerei=s D. 19.308 ; to\n a)/topon feu/gein a)ei/ Men. 203c ; a)/. fagei=n given to strange food, Philostr. VA 3.55 . unnatural, disgusting, foul, pneu=ma Th. 2.49 ; monstrous, a)topw/taton pra=gma e)ceurw/n Lys. 3.7 ; later, wicked, wrong, LXX Jb. 27.6 , Ev.Luc. 23.41 ; of persons, opp. xrhsto/s, Phld. Sign. 1 ; of things, bad, harmful, Act.Ap. 28.6 . Adv. -pws in an unfavourable position, kei=sqai, of planets, Vett. Val. 63.12 . Adv. -pws marvellously or absurdly, Th. 7.30 , Pl. Phd. 95b , al., Arist. EN 1136a12 , etc.; a). kaqi/zwn, = a)nupo/ptws , Eup. 180 . non-spatial, th=s i)de/as menou/shs e)n a)to/py au)to\ to/pous gennh=san Plot. 6.5.8 . Adv. -pws non-spatially, opp. topikw=s, Porph. Sent. 33 . a)to/rhtos, on, not to be pierced, invulnerable, Nonn. D. 14.380 . a)to/rneutos, on, not turned in the lathe, not rounded, Gloss. a)to/ru_<nh>tos, on, not stirred wity a ladle, Orib. 4.9.1 . a)=tos, on, contr. for a)/atos. a)tra^gw/|d-htos, on, not treated tragically, Luc. Merc.Cond. 19 ; to\ a). absence of display or pomp, Ph. 2.76 . a)tra^/gw|d-os, on, untragical, unsuitable to tragedy, a)tragw|do/taton tou=to . . Arist. Po. 1452b37 , cf. Plu. 2.519a . Adv. -dws without noise or fuss, M.Ant. 1.16.3 . a)traki/s, i/dos, h(, name of a spinous plant, Gal. 6.623 . a)tra/ktion, to/, Dim. of a)/traktos, Epic. in Arch.Pap. 7.9 : pl. (written a)tra/kteia), POxy. 1740.2 (iii/iv A.D.). a)traktoeidh/s, e/s, spindle-shaped, r(abdi/a Dsc. 4.36 . a)/traktos, o(. and in Plu. 2.271f , h(:— spindle, a)/trakton stre/fein Hdt. 5.12 , cf. 4.34 , 162 , Pl. Plt. 281e , etc.; li/nou mesto\n a)/. Ar. Ra. 1348 (lyr.); *)ana/gkhs a)/. Pl. R. 616c ; tw=n *moirw=n Arist. Mu. 401b15 , cf. IG 12(7).447 (Amorgos). arrow, a)/. tociko/s A. Fr. 139 ; a)/. alone, S. Ph. 290 , Tr. 714 . In this sense specially Lacon. , Th. 4.40 . upper part of a ship's mast, Poll. 1.91 . spindle-shaped cautery, Hp. Int. 28 , Vid.Ac. 4 . (Cf. a)trekh/s, Lat. torqueo.) a)traktu^li/s or a)traktulli/s, i/dos, h(, spindle-thistle, used for making spindles, Carthamus lanatus, Arist. HA 627a8 , Thphr. HP 6.4.6 , Theoc. 4.52 (pl.), Dsc. 3.93 :—also a)traktu/alos (leg.-tullos), Hsch. a)traktw/dhs, es, like a spindle, Eust. 1328.46 . a)tra_nh/s, e/s, Adv. -nw=s not plainly, Hsch. s.v. a)sh/mws. a)tra/nwtos [ra_], on, unexplained, not understood, fo/bos Diog. Oen. 30 . a)tra/pezos [ra^], on, (tra/peza) unsocial, Man. 4.563 . a)tra/pelos [ra^], on, = dustra/pelos , Sch. S. Aj. 913 , v.l. in LXX Jb. 39.9 . a)tra^p-i/zw, (a)trapo/s) go through, traverse, ta\s a(rmoni/as Pherecr. 26 . a)tra^p-i^to/s, h(, = sq., Od. 13.195 , A.R. 4.123 , etc.: metaph. of studies, *platw/neioi a). BCH 36.230 (Rhodes), cf. AP 9.540 :—also a)tarpi^to/s [a^t], Od. 17.234 : a)tra^phto/s, AB 460 . a)tra^p-o/s, Ep. a)tarpo/s, as always in Hom. , e.g. Il. 17.743 , h(:— short cut, or generally, path, Hom. , Hdt. 7.215 , Ar. Nu. 76 , Th. 4.36 , etc.; a)ei\ mi/an a). pa/ntes badi/zousi [mu/rmhkes] Arist. HA 622b25 . metaph., walk of life, h( politikh\ a). Pl. Plt. 258c ; mu/qwn Emp. 24 ; i(stori/hs IG 3.716 ; a). mu/rmhkos, v. murmhkia/. a)trauma/tistos, on, not caused by a wound, po/noi Luc. Ocyp. 36 , cf. Aët. 7.9 . a)tra/facus [a^tra^], uos, h(, orach, Atriplex rosea, Hp. Vict. 2.54 , Thphr. HP 7.1.2 ,al., Dsc. 2.119 , Gal. 6.633 . (The correct form is implied by the compound yeud-atra/facus Ar. Eq. 630 , cf. EM 565.17 ; other spellings are a)dra/facus ( a(dr- Eust. 539.5 ) Thphr.l.c., a)ndra/facus Dsc. l.c., Hp. l.c., a)tra/facis v.l. Dsc. l.c., Gal. 11.843 , cf. Hdn.Gr. 1.539 , 2.49 , 467 .) a)tra^fh/s, e/s, (tre/fw) wasting, atrophic, Thphr. CP 2.6.4 . a)tra/xhlos [ra^], on, without neck, of the crab, AP 6.196 (Stat. Flacc.). short-necked, bull-necked, Teles p.55 H., Gal. 5.383 . a)tra/xuntos [ra_], Ion. a)trh/xuntos, on, without asperity, Aret. SD 2.12 ; e(/laion Id. CA 1.10 :—also a)/tra_xus, u, Eust. 340.21 . a)treh/s, e/s, = a)/trestos : acc. a)tre/a for a)tree/a, Euph. 125 ; also, not to be feared, pl., a)trei=es (for a)tree/es) a)na/gkai IG 14.1389i i 18 . *)atrei/dhs, ou, Ep. *)atrei/+dhs, ew, Dor. *)atrei/das, a, son of Atreus, Hom. , etc. a)tre/k-eia, h(, Ion. a)trek-ei/h, also a)trek-i/h Man. 3.229 : (a)trekh/s):— precise truth, certainty, Pi. Fr. 213.4 ; tw=n h(mei=s a)trekei/hn i)/dmen Hdt. 4.152 , cf. 6.1 ; maqei=n . . th\n a). o(/ti ou)k ai(re/ei learnt for certain that he is unable to take it, ib. 82 , cf. IG 9(1).880 (Corc.): in pl., ta\s -as ta\s legome/nas Hp. Prorrh. 2.3 . *)atre/keia personified, Strict Justice, Pi. O. 10(11).13 , E. Fr. 91 . a)trek-e/w, to be sure, a)trekh/sasa ib. 315 . a)trek-h/s, e/s, strict, precise, exact, a)la/qeia, kairo/s, Pi. N. 5.17 , P. 8.7 ; a)riqmo/s Hdt. 7.187 ; di/aita Hp. Mochl. 42 ; bio/tou a). e)pithdeu/seis over-nice, precise, E. Hipp. 261 ; to\ a)., = a)tre/keia, fra/sai, ei)pei=n to\ a). , Hdt. 5.9 , 7.60 ; to\ -e/steron tou/twn more precise details, Id. 5.54 ; to\ -e/staton Id. 7.214 ; e)ggu\s tou= -esta/tou h(/kein Hp. VM 12 ; rarely of persons, exact, strict, *(ellanodi/kas Pi. O. 3.12 . sure, certain, podi\ a)treke/i+ Id. N. 3.41 ; a). do/ca E. Hipp. 1115 (lyr.). Hom. has only Adv. a)treke/ws (neut. as Adv., a)treke\s . . balw/n accurately, Il. 5.208 (expld. as Adj. by Eust. ad loc.); deka\s a). precisely, Od. 16.245 ): mostly with the Verbs a)goreu/ein, katale/cai, tell truly, exactly, Il. 2.10 , Od. 1.169 , etc.; a). manteu/somai 17.154 ; a). e)/frasen IG 3.716 ; a). o)li/goi Thgn. 636 ; freq. in Hdt. , a). ei)pei=n 1.57 ,al.; ei)de/nai 1.209 , al.; e)pi/stasqai 3.130 ; e)kmaqei=n 7.10 . h/; diakri=nai 1.172 ; diashmh=nai 5.86 ; fai/nein 2.49 ; a). a)riqmei=sqai Hp. Prog. 20 ; a). o(/moion precisely similar, Diog. Apoll. 5 . a). a)pokaulisqei=sa broken straight across, opp. paramhke/ws, Hp. Art. 14 . neut. as Adv. (cf. supr. 11.1 ), to\ d' a)treke\s o)/lbios ou)dei/s Thgn. 167 ; e)p' a)treke/s IG 9(1).880 (Corc.).—The word and its derivs. are rare in Trag. and not found in Att. Prose, a)kribh/s and its derivs. being used instead: freq. in Ion. Prose, esp. in Hp. and Aret., SD 2.12 , al., and in later Prose, cf. e)pisth/mh kai\ gnw/mh a). Plb. 1.4.9 , a). to|iaka/s Plu. Rom. 12 ; o( sena=tos a)trekw=s gerousi/an shmai/nei strictly, ib. 13; ou)k e)/fugon d' a)trekw=s not really, Epigr. Gr. 339.5; of persons, truthful, accurate, J. BJ 3.8.9 . (Cf. a)/traktos.) a)treko/ths, htos, h(, = a)tre/keia , Sch. E. Hipp. 1114 . a)tre/m-a^, (tre/mw) = a)tre/mas ,usually before a conson., once in Hom. , ai)gi/da . . e)/x a). *foi=bos Il. 15.318 ; proleptic, a)tre/m' a)mpau/sas merimna=n B. 5.7 ; me/n' . . a). soi=s e)n demni/ois E. Or. 258 , cf. Ba. 1072 ; e)/x' a). keep still! Ar. Nu. 743 , Av. 1244 , cf. Alciphr. 3.2 ; elided before a vowel, Ar. Ra. 339 ; a)tre/ma e(sta/nai Antipho 3.4.7 s.v.l. (but a)tre/mas e(sta/nai 3.3.10 ); a). diaporeu/esqai X. Cyn. 5.31 , cf. 9.5 ; freq. in Plu. , meidia/sas a). Per. 28 , cf. Alex. 46 . at lcisure, at ease, a). skopou/menoi Pl. Grg. 503d . fixedly, i.e. precisely, accurately, xronikoi=s a). suntattome/nois Plu. Them. 27 . slightly, Diocl.Fr. 141 . a)trem-ai=os, a , on (os, on E. Or. 147 (lyr.)), = a)tremh/s, boa/ a whisper, l.c.: neut. pl.as Adv., Id. HF 1053 (lyr.); regul.Adv. -ai/ws Call. Iamb. 1.241 ; ou)k a)tremai=oi Hp. Morb.Sacr. 15 , cf. J. AJ 15.7.5 . a)trem-aio/ths, htos, h(, calmness, Hp. Praec. 13 . a)/trem-a^s, Adv. without trembling, without motion, a). e(stao/ta Il. 13.438 ; o)fqalmoi\ d' w(s ei) ke/ra e(/stasan h)e\ si/dhros a). e)n blefa/roisi Od. 19.212 ; a). eu(/dein Il. 14.352 , Od. 13.92 ; a). h(=so sit still! Il. 2.200 ; a). e)/xein to keep quiet, Hdt. 5.19 , 8.16 ; a). ei)=xon to\ strato/pedon Id. 9.53 ; sfe/as au)tou/s ib. 54 ; a). i)/qi E. Or. 149 (lyr.); e)/x' a). Ar. Av. 1200 , Luc. Herm. 41 ; a). a(/ptesqai/ tinos gently, softly, E. Hipp. 1358 ; a). badi/zein, opp.taxu/, D. 37.55 . a)trem-ei/, Adv. of a)tremh/s, a)tremi/ Ar. Nu. 261 ; a)tremei/ dub. in Alex. 124.12 . a)trem-e/w, fut. -h/sw Plu. Pomp. 58 , App. Syr. 2 , etc.: aor. h)tre/mhsa v.l. in Hdt. (v. infr.), Hp. Morb.Sacr. 14 :—not to tremble, to keep still or quiet, i(/na toi tri/xes a)treme/wsi Hes. Op. 539 ; ou)dama/ kw h)tremh/samen, of a restless people, Hdt. 7.8 .a/ (as v.l., cf. a)tremi/zw), etc.; of a state of health, remain stationary, Hp. Aph. 1.3 ; a)treme/ei h( xolh/ Aret. SD 1.15 ; of the patient, endure, ib. 1.1 ; sxedo\n ou)k a)napne/wn h)tre/mei Luc. Am. 16 , al.; of water, to be calm, Antyll. ap. Orib. 10.3.9 :—a)tre/m' e)/sesqai shd. be read for inf. Med. a)treme/esqai in Thgn. 47 .—Found in Arist. Xen. 977b17 , but h)reme/w is the Att. equivalent. a)trem-h/s, e/s, unmoved, calm, h)=tor Parm. 1.29 ; qa/lassa Semon. 7.37 ; fa/smata Pl. Phdr. 250c ; o)/mma X. Smp. 8.3 : a)treme/s, to/, calmness, Id. Ages. 6.7 . Adv. -e/ws Thgn. 978 ; a). e)/xein Hp. Epid. 3.17 .e/. stable, firm, do/ru Plb. 6.25.9 ; o(doi/ Plu. CG 7 . a)tre/m-hton: a)sa/leuton, Hsch. a)trem-i/, v. a)tremei/. a)trem-i/a, h(, keeping still, a)tremi/an e)/xein X. Cyr. 6.3.13 , cf. Max. 295 ; a). lime/nwn AP 9.555.6 ( Crin. ); e)n a)tremi/a| Cerc. 5.7 : pl., Arist. HA 537a4 . intrepidity, Pi. N. 11.12 . a)trem-i/zw, fut. -i^w= Hdt. 8.68 .b/: aor. h)tre/misa Hp. Morb.Sacr. 7 :—keep quiet, Thgn. 303 : in Ion. Prose, mostly with neg., a)spi/dos . . ou)dama\ a)tremizou/shs never being kept still, Hdt. 9.74 ; of restless, aggressive kings or nations, ou)k a)tremi/zein Id. 1.185 , 190 ; of people attacked, ou)/te au)tou\s oi)ko\s . . a)tremiei=n Id. 8.68 .b/; without a neg., gnw/mhn ei)=xon a)tremi/zonta/ se makaristo\n ei)=nai Id. 7.18 , cf. Hp. Morb.Sacr. 14 , Vict. 1.10 .—Not in good Att. , exc. Antipho 2.4.9 (opp. newteri/zein), cf. 3.4.4 and 5 : also in later Prose, Ti.Locr. 104b , D.C. 43.35 , Them. Or. 26.317a , etc. a)trepi/, = a)trepti/ , Hdn. Epim. 256 . a)/treptos, on, unchangeable, opp. paqhto/s, ou)si/a Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.158 ; unmoved, inflexible, Arist. Mu. 401b19 ; irreparable, fo/nos A.R. 4.704 ; *moi=ra IG 9(2).317 , cf. 14.1839 ; a)tre/ptous ka)paraith/tous Phld. D. 1.18 ; a)/. to\ pro/swpon Luc. VH 2.23 ; a)/. pro\s kindu/nous J. BJ 7.8.7 ; pro\s to\ kakw=s a)kou/ein indifferent to ill-repute, not caring, Plu. Alc. 13 . Adv. -tws Ph. 2.87 , J. BJ 7.9.1 ; without hesitation, D.S. 34.2 , Ael. NA 17.17 :—also a)trem-pti/, Hdn. Epim. 256 . Medic., of food, undigested, Aret. SD 1.16 , Gal. 16.800 . a)/trestos, on, (tre/w) not trembling, fearless, Trag., and Pl. Cra. 395c : c. gen., a)/. ma/xas fearless of fight, A. Pr. 416 (lyr.); a)/. e)n ma/xais S. Aj. 365 (lyr.); a)/. eu(/dein securely, Id. OT 586 . Adv. -tws A. Supp. 240 : neut. pl. a)/tresta as Adv., E. Ion 1198 . a)trefh/s, v. a)trafh/s. a)trexh/s, e/s, Dor. for a)trekh/s, Et.Gud. 91.56 , 611.20 . a)/trhtos, on, not perforated, without aperture, Pl. Plt. 279e , Arist. HA 516a26 ; with imperforate anus, Ptol. Tetr. 150 ; of a virgin, Procop. Arc. 17 . Act. , not making holes, zw=|a interpol. in Arist. HA 488a25 . a)trh/xuntos, Ion. for a)tra_x- (q. v.). a)tria/kastos, on, not belonging to a triaka/s, Hsch. a)tri/aktos [i^], on, unconquered, A. Ch. 339 . a)tri/astos [i^], on, not admitting triplicity, Dam. Pr. 117 . a)tri/b-astos [i^], on, = sq., not worn, i(/ppos a). pro\s traxe/a a horse whose hoofs have not been worn off on rough ground, X. Eq.Mag. 8.3 (dub. l.). a)trib-h/s, e/s, not rubbed: hence, of places, not traversed, pathless, Th. 4.8 , 29 , Ph. 2.257 , al.; of roads, not worn or used, X. An. 4.2.8 , App. Hisp. 62 : generally, fresh, new, X. Mem. 4.3.13 , cf. Cyr. 8.7.22 ( v.l. a)kr- ). of the neck, not galled, Pl. Amat. 134b ; a). zeu/glhs Babr. 37.1 . not practised in, polemikw=n a)gw/nwn D.H. 3.52 . Adv. -bw=s Poll. 5.145 . a)/trib-os, on, = a)tribh/s II, a)reth=s dub.l. in Ph. 1.325 . a)tri/b-wn, on, gen. onos, poet. for a)tribh/s, unskilled in, le/sxhs E. Fr. 473 . a)tri/zetai: pe/netai (fort. phni/zetai, cf. sq.), Hsch. a)/trion, to/, Dor. for h)/trion, Theoc. 18.33 , AP 15.27 ( Simm. ). a)/triptos, on, = a)tribh/s, xei=ras a)tri/ptous a(pala/s not worn hard by work, Od. 21.151 ; of corn, not threshed, X. Oec. 18.5 ; of bread, not kneaded, Arist. Pr. 929a17 ; ma=za not pounded, Hp. Vict. 2.40 ; a)/. a)/kanqai trackless thorns, Theoc. 13.64 ; ke/leuqoi a)/. untrodden ways, Opp. H. 4.68 : metaph., a)/. fronh/sews o(doi/ Ph. 1.316 . metaph., unknown, strange, Artem. 4.63 ; of a problem, Simp. in Ph. 520.23 . a)/trist-os, on, (tri/zw) not crackling, i.e. stiff, of tin, Zos.Alch. p.161 B. :—hence a)trist-o/w, make stiff, Id. p.162B. a)tri^xe/w, not to be hairy, Orib. 10.15.2 . a)/tri^xos, on, = a)/qric , without hair, Call. Dian. 77 , Gal. 4.572 . Subst., serpent, Hes. Fr. 96.91 . preventing the growth of hair, Aët. 1.19 . a)tri^xo/sarkos, on, smooth-skinned, not hairy, Procl. Par.Ptol. 202 . a)/triy, i^bos, o(, = a)tribh/s II, Phryn. PS p.17B. : c. gen., Suid. a)triyi/a, h(, inexperience, amateurishness, Cic. Att. 13.16.1 . a)trom-e/w, = a)treme/w , Opp. H. 3.355 . a)tro/m-htos, on, = sq., B. 12.123 , AP 6.256 (Antip.). a)/trom-os, on, fearless, e)n de/ te qumo\s sth/qesin a)/. e)sti Il. 16.163 ; me/nos . . a)/. 5.126 , 17.157 ; sw=ma Orph. Fr. 168.23 ; neu=ra Aret. CA 1.2 ; a)/. u(/pnos calm, undisturbed, AP 6.69 ( Maced. ). Adv. -mws Plu. 2.474d , 475f . a(tropa/mpais, paidos, dub. sens. in IG 5(1).278 , 279 (Sparta); cf. pratopa/mpais. (a(tro- perh. = a(dro- 'mature', cf. *batro/mios : *badro/mios.) a)trop-i/a, h(, inflexibility, kre/sswn toi sofi/h . . a)tropi/hs Thgn. 218 ; rigour, cruelty, a)tropi/h| A.R. 4.387 ; a)tropi/h|si ib. 1006 . a)tropi/h: a)wri/a, mesonu/ktion, Hsch. a)/trop-os, on, not to be turned, unchangeable, eternal, u(/pnos Theoc. 3.49 . inflexible, rigid, *(/aidhs AP 7.483 ; a)reth/ ib. 10.74 (Paul. Sil.): pr. n., *)/atropos, h(, name of one of the *moi=rai, Hes. Th. 905 , al., Pl. Lg. 960c , Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.264 ; a)/. *klwqw/ IG 3.1337 : hence of the decrees of fate, a)/tropa graya/menai Epigr.Gr. 153.4 ; a)/. no/mos ib. 288 ( Cypr. ). uncourteous, unseemly, e)/pea Pi. N. 7.103 . not turned by the plough, untilled, Call. Del. II. a)trof-e/w, have or get no food, Ael. NA 10.21 , etc.; waste away, Arist. Mu. 395b28 , Plu. Arat. 24 ; of trees, Thphr. CP 5.9.9 , cf. Plu. Rom. 20 ; of fire, have no fuel, Ph. 2.620 . a)trof-h/s, e/s, = a)/trofos I, Man. 6.25 . a)trof-i/a, h(, want of food or nourishment, of trees, Thphr. CP 5.9.9 ; fqinou/shs a). flogo/s Plu. 2.949a . atrophy, Arist. Pr. 888a10 , Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.21.7 . starvation-diet, kau/seis kai\ tomai\ kai\ a). Alex.Aphr. in Top. 202.17 . a)/trof-os, on, ill-fed, X. Mem. 3.3.4 ; -w/teros ei)=nai Ael. NA 12.20 ; ill of atrophy, pining away, Plu. 2.912e . non-viable, of infants, Ptol. Tetr. 127 . Act. , not nutritious, Thphr. CP 2.5.1 , 2.6.4 , Diph.Siph. ap. Ath. 2.54a ( Comp. ); so prob. in Arist. Mete. 384a25 (but possibly, that will not curdle (tre/fw I)). a)/trofos turo/s: o( phsso/menos ( Lacon. ), Hsch. a)tru/getos [u^], on, later h, on IG 3.900 :— unharvested, barren, freq. in Hom. as epith. of the sea, para\ qi=n' a(lo\s a)truge/toio Il. 1.316 , al.; po/nton e)p' a). Od. 2.370 , al.; also di' ai)qe/ros a)truge/toio Il. 17.425 , Hes. Cat.Oxy. 1358.2.34 , h.Cer. 67 , 457 : Ep. Adj., borrowed by S. Fr. 476 , Ar. V. 1521 , Av. 1338 (all lyr.). metaph., a). nu/c, of death, AP 7.735 ( Damag. ). (Expld. as if from a)-priv., truga/w by Sch. Od.l. c., etc.: but = a)/trutos , never worn out, unresting, acc. to Hdn.Gr. 2.284 .) a)tru^g-h/s, e/s, (truga/w) not gathered, me/li AP 7.622 ( Antiph. ). a)tru^/g-htos, on, = foreg., Arist. Pr. 925b15 ; a). genh/mata PGnom. 233 (ii A. D.). a)trughfa/gou: polufa/gou, Hsch. ; cf. o)trughfa/gos. a)/tru^gos, on, (tru/c) without lees, clarified, pure, oi)=nos, opp. trugi/as, Orac. ap. Arist. Fr. 597 ; e)/laion LXX Ex. 27.20 . a)tru/mwn [u_], on, gen. onos, = a)/trutos , c. gen., a). kakw=n not worn out by ills, A. Th. 876 (lyr.). a)tru/nwn: e)gei/rwn, Hsch. (leg. o)tru/nwn). a)tru/phtos [u_], on, = a)/trhtos, to\ ou)=s e)/xein a). Plu. Cic. 26 , 2.205b . a)/tru_tos, on, not worn, untiring, unwearied, pou/s A. Eu. 403 ; indefatigable, feu= tw=n a). oi(=a kwtili/zousi Call. Iamb. 1.277 , cf. Plu. Pomp. 26 ; ironical in Herod. 8.4 . Adv. -tws, ka/maton e)kde/xesqai Ph. 1 . 19 ; u(pome/nein ti J. AJ 11.5.8 , cf. Jul. Or. 7.226c , Orph. Fr. 71 . of things, unabating: hence, limitless, po/nos Pi. P. 4.178 , Hdt. 9.52 ; xro/nos B. 8.80 ; xa/os Id. 5.27 ; kaka/ S. Aj. 788 ; a)/lgea Mosch. 4.69 ; *)ici/onos moi=ra a)i/+dios kai\ a)/. Arist. Cael. 284a35 ; to\ a)/. Id. EN 1177b22 ; a)na/gkai Ph. 2.434 ; *po/nos Chaerem. ap. Porph. Abst. 4.8 ; of a road, wearisome, never-ending, Theoc. 15.7 ; o(doipori/ai Plu. Caes. 17 : Sup. , Ph. 1.418 . = a)tru/getos, ai)qh/r Corn. ND 20 . *)atru_tw/nh, h(, the Unwearied, title of Pallas Athene, Il. 2.157 , Od. 4.762 , etc. (Lengthd. form of a)t ru/th, as *)ai+dwneu/s of *(/aidhs.) a)tru/feros [u^], on, not delicate or luxurious, Eup. 69 ; plain, simple, stolh/ Ceb. 20 ; o)/yon Teles p.7H. a)tru/fhtos, on, (tru^fa/w) = foreg., Plu. 2.10b (s. v. l.); cf. a)tu/fwtos. a)/tru^fos, on, = a)/qruptos, turo/s Alcm. 34 , cf. Hierocl. in CA 17p.458M. a)trw/s, w=tos, o(, h(, = a)/trwtos , Choerob. in Theod. p.159H. a)trwsi/a, h(, invulnerability, Sch. A.R. 1.57 . a)/trwtos, on, unwounded, kradi/a Pi. N. 11.10 ; a)/. ou)=qar u(po\ stu/gous A. Ch. 532 ; a)/trwton ou) meqh=k' a)/n S. OC 906 , cf. Eub. 107.4 (hex.), etc. invulnerable, pai=des qew=n Pi. I. 3.18 , cf. Acus. 22 J. , E. Ph. 594 , Arist. Rh. 1396b18 ; sidh/rw| D.S. 4.11 , Nonn. D. 2.452 : metaph., a)/. xrh/masin Pl. Smp. 219e ; kaki/as Philostr. VA 1.11 ; pro\s sw/matos w(/ran Lib. Or. 59.122 . Adv. -tws, e)/xein Ph. 1.384 (s.v.l.). of capital, intact, PLond. 2.483.81 (vii A. D.). a)/tta (A), Att. for a)/ssa, (q.v.). a(/tta for a(/ssa, = a(/tina , Pl.Com. 49 , etc. a)/tta (B), a salutation used to elders, father, a)/tta geraie/ Il. 9.607 , cf. Od. 16.31 , etc.; said to be Thess. by Eust. 777.54 . (From child-language.) a)ttabuga/s, a bird (perh. = a)ttaga=s ), Hsch. a)tta^g-a=s, a=, o(, francolin, Tetrao orientalis, Alex.Mynd. ap. Ath. 9.387f ; pterugopoi/kilos, poiki/los, Ar. Av. 247 , 761 ; a delicacy, Hippon. 36.1 , Ar. Ach. 875 , Fr. 433 : prov., to\n phlo\n w(/sper a). turba/seis badi/zwn Id. V. 257 . a)tta^geino/s, o(, a fish, = skepino/s , Dorio ap. Ath. 7.322c . a)tta^gh/n, h=nos, o(, = a)ttaga=s , Phoenicid. 2.5 , Arist. HA 617b25 , 633b1 , Thphr. Fr. 180 . a)tta^g-hna/rion, to/, Dim. of foreg., Gramm. in Gaisford Choeroboscus 1p.43 . a)tta^g-h=s, e/os, o(, = a)ttagh/n , Opp. C. 2.405 , 427 . a)tta/khs, ou, o(, a kind of locust, LXX Le. 11.22 (a)ttaku/s Al. ibid.): —also a)/ttakos, o(, Aristeas 145 , Ph. 1.85 . a)ttalagw/setai: molunqh/setai, Hsch. a)ttalasi/cai: o)mo/sai, Hsch. ; cf. a)palasi/cai, a)paloi=cai. *)atta^lei=on, to/, meeting-place of *)attalistai/ (q.v.), CIG 3069 . *)atta/leia, ta/, festival at Delphi, SIG 672.53 . a)tta/lh: fa/rucis (Phryg.), Hsch. *)attaliano/n, to/, kind of garment, PGiss. 21.6 (ii A. D.). a)ttali/zomai: planw=mai (Sicel), Hsch. *)attali/s, i/dos, h( , fulh/ tribe at Athens, IG 2.444 . *)atta^listai/, oi(, guild of worshippers of Attalus, Michel 1307 (ii B. C.). a)tta/mios, on, Elean, = a)zh/mios , Michel 1334 (iv B. C.). a)/ttana: th/gana, Hsch. :—hence a)tta^ni/ths, ou, o(, a kind of cake, coupled with thgani/ths, Hippon. 36.3 :—also a)ttani/des, ai(, Hsch. a)tta/ra^gos [ta^], o(, crumb, morsel of bread, Ath. 14.646c : metaph., the least crumb, bit, ou)d' o(/son a)tta/rago/n tu dedoi/kames Call. Epigr. 47.9 . a)tta/ruma: po/ma, so/fisma *krhtiko/n, Hsch. a)/ttasi: a)na/sthqi ( Lacon. ), Id. a)tta^tai=, a cry of pain or grief, S. Ph. 790 , etc.; doubled, Ar. Ach. 1190 . a)tte/la^bos, Ion. a)tta^/g-ebos (both forms in LXX Na. 3.17 codd.), o(, locust, Hdt. 4.172 , Arist. HA 550b32 , 556a8 , Thphr. Fr. 174.3 , Plu. 2.636e :— also a)ttela/bh: a)kri/das, Hsch. a)ttelebo/fqalmos, on, with locust eyes, i. e. with prominent, staring eyes, Eub. 107.10 . a)tthgo/s, o(, he-goat, Ion. word, SIG 589.51 ( Magn. Mae., ii B. C.), Eust. 1625.35 . (Attagus Phryg. for hircus acc. to Arn. 5.6 .) *)/atths *(uh=s, mystic formula recited by the priests of Cybele, D. 18.260 , cf. AB 207 . *)atti/deia [ti^], ta/, festival of Attis, IG 2.622.10 . *)atti^k-hrw=s, Adv. in Attic fashion, Alex. 213.4 . *)atti^k-iano/s, h/, o/n, of Atticus: a)nti/grafa manuscripts collected by A., copied for A., or written by A., Gal. in Pl.Ti. 3 , Harp. s.v. *)arga=s. *)atti^k-i/zw, side with the Athenians, Th. 3.62 , X. HG 1.6.13 , Hell.Oxy. 12.1 . speak Attic, Eup. 8.3 D. , Pl.Com. 168.1 ; opp. *(ellhni/zw, Posidipp. 28 . *)atti^/k-i^sis, ews, h(, Attic style, Atticism, Luc. Lex. 14 , Philostr. VS 2.3 . *)atti^k-ismo/s, o(, siding with Athens, loyalty to her, Th. 3.64 , 4.133 . = foreg., Alciphr. 2.4 : pl., ibid., cf. Cic. Att. 4.19.1 . *)atti^k-isth/s, ou=, o(, one who affects or collects Attic expressions, Iamb. VP 18.80 , EM 527.54 , etc.; title of work by Moeris. *)atti^k-isti/, Adv. in the Attic dialect, D. Prooem. 8 (= Id. 16.2 , v. *)attiko/s III); *)a. le/gein Antiph. 97 ; lalei=n Alex. 195 . *)atti^k-i/wn, a comic Dim. , little Athenian, Ar. Pax 214 . a)tti^kope/rdic, i_kos, o(, Attic partridge, nickname of an actor, Ath. 3.115b . *)attiko/s, h/, o/n, Attic, Athenian, Sol. 2 , Alc. 32 , A. Eu. 681 , etc.; sfo/dr' . . *)attika/s of true Attic breed, Ar. Lys. 56 ; *)a. pa/roikos, prov. of a troublesome neighbour, Arist. Rh. 1395a18 . h( *)attikh/ (sc. gh=) Attica, Hdt. 5.76 , etc.; cf. *)atqi/s. Gramm., *)attikoi/, oi(, Attic writers, Longin. 34.2 , Phryn. 302 , etc.; *)a. gra/mmata the Attic alphabet, D. 59.76 , Paus. 6.19.6 ; *)a. sxh=ma, use of nom. for voc., A.D. Synt. 214.2 ; xrh=sis ib. 59.20 ; -ko/n, to/, the Attic style, Plu. 2.79d : Comp. -w/teros Cic. Att. 1.13.5 (with play on the name Atticus): Sup. , ib. 15.1b . 2 . Adv. -kw=s D. 16.2 codd., Luc. Sol. 6 : Comp. -w/teron A.D. Adv. 132.20 . *)attiko/n, to/, a remedy, Hp. Epid. 4.47 . *)atti^k-ourgh/s, e/s, wrought in Attic fashion, r(h/mata Men. 1000 . *)atti^k-wniko/s, h/, o/n, comic alteration of *)attiko/s, after the form of *lakwniko/s, Ar. Pax 215 . a)/ttomai, = dia/zomai , Hermipp. 2 . a)/|ttw, Att. for a)/|ssw, a)i/+ssw. a)tuzhlo/s, h/, o/n, frightful, dei=ma A.R. 2.1057 . a)tu/zomai, in Hom. , Lyr., Trag. only pres. and aor. part. Pass. :— to be distraught from fear, bewildered, a)tuzome/nous u(po\ kapnou= Il. 8.183 ; a)tuzome/nw pedi/oio fleeing bewildered o'er the plain, Il. 6.38 , cf. 18.7 , Od. 11.606 : abs., a)tu/zontai, a)tuzo/menos, Pi. P. 1.13 , O. 8.39 , B. 12.116 ; to be distraught with grief, a)tuzo/menos S. El. 148 (lyr.), E. Andr. 131 , A.R. 4.39 : c. acc., to be amazed at a thing, o)/yin a)tuxqei/s Il. 6.468 , cf. Tryph. 685 : c. inf., a)tuzome/nhn a)pole/sqai terrified even to death, Il. 22.474 ; a). peri\ nu/mfhn to be distressed for . . . AP 7.528 ( Theodorid. ). in later Ep. Act. a)tu/zw, strike with terror or amazement, A.R. 1.465 : aor. opt. a)tu/cai Theoc. 1.56 ; h)e/ra pau=ron a)tu/zei draws short breaths, Nic. Al. 193 (vv. Il. a)ti/zei, a)lu/cei).— Ep. Verb, used by Trag. only in lyr. a)/tuktos, on, undone, ou)ke/ti ga\r du/natai to\ tetugme/non ei)=nai a)/tukton Ps.-Phoc. 56 . a)/tulla: a)gku/lh, Hsch. (a)/tt- cod.). a)tulo/n: mikro/n, a)gene/s, Id. a)tu/lwtos [u_], on, (a)- euph.) made callous by labour, hardened, w)=moi Call. Dian. 213 (Toup for a)su/lwtoi). (a)- priv.) that will not cicatrize, Archig. ap. Gal. 13.730 . a)tu/mb-eutos, on, without tomb, qa/natos AP 9.439 ( Crin. ); u(/bris contemptuous neglect of burial, Onos. 36.2 ; ta/fos a). burial but not in a tomb, Opp. H. 5.346 . a)/tumb-os, on, without burial, without a tomb, Luc. Cont. 22 . Adv. -bws prob. in Anatolian Studies p.118 . a)tuph=des: kriqai\ a)pi/turoi, Hsch. a)/tu^p-os, on, speaking inarticulately, stammering, Gell 4.2.5 conforming to no distinct type (of illness), Gal. 7.471 ( Sup. ). a)tu^/p-wtos, on, unformed, shapeless, Ael. N A 2.19 , Plu. 2.636c ; a). yuxh/ uninfluenced by good or evil, Stoic. 3.52 . = a)/skaltos , Hsch. a)tu^ra/nneutos, on, not ruled by tyrants, free from tyrants, Th. 1.18 , D.C. 37.22 , Chor. p.208B. :—also a)tu/rannos, on, Phryn. PS p.30B. a)tu/rwtos [u_], on, not curdled or coagulated, Dsc. 3.34 , Orib. Fr. 137 . a)tu_f-i/a, h(, freedom from arrogance, Men. 304 , Plu. 2.82b , Jul. Or. 7.214b . a)/tu_f-os, on, not puffed up, Pl. Phdr. 230a , Timo 9.1 ; esp. of the Stoic sage, Cleanth.Stoic. 1.127 : Comp. , Plu. Alex. 45 : Sup. , D.L. 4.37 . Adv. -fws Plu. 2.32d , M.Ant. 1.16.4 : Comp. -o/teron Hierocl. in CA 19p.461M. : Sup. -o/tata Ael. Fr. 137 :—also a)tu_fi/, dub. in IG 14.2094 . a)tu_/f-wtos, on, = foreg., Plu. 2.10b . a)tu^x-e/w, fut. -h/sw Ar. Nu. 427 , Eup. 114 : aor. h)tu/xhsa Hdt. 9.111 , Antipho 4.2.6 : pf. h)tu/xhka D. 20.53 , Men. 149 , Philem. 107 : rarely in Pass. (v. infr.):—to be unfortunate, fail, miscarry, Ar. Nu. 427 , Th. 1.32 , etc.; opp. katorqo/w, Isoc. 3.24 , etc.; a). e)/n tini Id. 12.105 ; pezh=| Arist. Pol. 1303a8 ; oi( a)tuxou=ntes, = oi( a)tuxei=s , Antipho 2.4.9 : euphem. for a)timou=sqai, D. 21.60 . c. gen.,fail of a thing, fail in getting it, th=s a)lhqei/as Pl. Tht. 186c ; tw=n dikai/wn ou)deno/s X. HG 3.1.22 : c. part., a). ktw/menoi Th. 2.62 , cf. Men. Epit. 470 : c. inf., Vett. Val. 358.30 : c. acc., to\ a)gaqo/n Eun. VS p.469B. fail in one's request, meet with a refusal, Hdt. 9.111 ; pro/s tina X. Cyr. 1.3.14 ; para\ qew=n. . ib. 1.6.6 ; ti para/ tinos IG 2.86 ; a). tino/s Eup. 114 :— Pass. , ta\ a)tuxhqe/nta mischances, failures, D. 18.212 ; ta\ h)tuxhme/na J. AJ 16.8.6 ; h)tu/xhto h( ma/xh D.H. Isoc. 9 .—Chiefly in Com. and Att. Prose, never in Trag. a)tu^/x-hma, atos, to/, misfortune, miscarriage, Antipho 3.4.5 (v.l.), Timocl. 6.18 . fault of ignorance, mistake, D. 23.70 ; opp. a)di/khma, a(ma/rthma, Gorg. 11 , Arist. Rh. 1374b6 , EN 1135b12 : euphem., crime, a). pro\s to\ dhmo/sion Is. 10.20 , cf. Plb. 12.14.2 . a)tu^x-h/s, e/s, unfortunate, Antipho 2.2.1 ( Sup. ); ou) ga\r ou(/tws a)/frwn ou)d' a). ei)mi D. 3.21 ; euphem., a). gene/sqai 'get into trouble', Pl. Lg. 905a : late acc. fem. a)tuxh/n Annales du Service 22.10 (i B.C. /i A.D.). Adv. -xw=s Isoc. 12.15 : Sup. -e/stata Longin. 33.5 . missing, without share in, tino/s Ael. NA 11.31 , Max.Tyr. 20.5 . -i/a, h(, ill-luck, Amphis 3 . = a)tu/xhma , miscarriage, mishap, Hp. Fract. 25 , Antipho 2.2.13 , X. Mem. 3.9.8 (pl.), Men. 674 ; defeat in war, Aeschin. 3.55 . euphem. for a)timi/a, D. 21.59 ; for crime, Din. 1.77 , Plb. 12.13.5 , etc. of a person, a). kosmoume/na Axiop. 4.5 . failure to obtain, tino/s Aret. SD 1.5 . a)tw=mai, v. a)ta/w. a)/twp: meli/a (Egypt.), Hsch. au)=, Adv. of repeated action, again, anew, afresh, once more, Il. 1.540 , etc.: freq. after numerals, deu/teron au)=, tri/ton au)=, etc., Hom. ; to\n de\ pe/mpton au)= le/gw A. Th. 526 , cf. Ch. 1066 (lyr.); in a question, expressing impatience, ti/s dh\ au)= toi . . ; Il. 1.540 . generally, again, i.e. further, moreover, ib. 2.493 , etc.; kai\ e)/ti ge au)= Pl. Tht. 192b . on the other hand, following de/, tou/tw| me\n . . tou/tw| d' au)= . . Il. 4.417 ; also, in turn, oi(\ d' a)/ra . . *)hli/da di=an e)/naion . . tw=n au)= te/ssares a)rxoi\ e)/san ib. 2.618 ; h(/cei ga\r a)/llos au)= tima/oros A. Ag. 1280 : hence = de/ , even when me/n precedes, Il. 11.109 , Od. 4.211 ; freq. joined with de/, o(\n d' au)= dh/mou t' a)/ndra i)/doi Il. 2.198 ; w)= polla\ me\n ta/laina polla\ d' au)= sofh/ A. Ag. 1295 , cf. Eu. 954 (lyr.); o( me\n h(/marte o( d' au)= . . kateirga/sato X. Cyr. 4.6.4 ; ou)k . . ou)d' au)= S. OT 1373 , El. 911 , cf. Pl. Tht. 160b : with te, X. Cyr. 1.1.1 , Pl. Prt. 326a , etc. in pleon. phrases, esp. in Trag. (v. au)=qis, e)/mpalin, pa/lin) , ma/l' au)= A. Eu. 254 , S. El. 1410 . on the contrary, a)=r' o)rqw=s . . h)\ au)=; Pl. R. 468a . of Place, backward, only in the incorrect orthography au)= e)/rusan, cf. au)eru/w.—Not placed first in a sentence. [a^u before a vowel, Pl.Com. 153.3 , Archestr. ap. Ath. 6.300e (both hex.).] (Cf. au)ta/r, au)=te, au)=tis, Lat. aut.) au(= au(=, bow wow, of a dog, Ar. V. 903 . *au(ai/nou li/qos the Withering stone, Ar. Ra. 194 . au)ai/nw, Att. au(- (cf. a)f-, e)paf-auai/nw), impf. (kaq-)au/ainon Luc. Am. 12 : fut. au)anw= S. El. 819 : aor. hu)/hna or au)/- Hdt. 4.172 , inf. au)h=nai Hp. Mul. 1.84 , part. au)h/nas Id. Morb. 3.17 :— Pass. , impf. Ar. Fr. 613 : aor. hu)a/nqhn or au)- (v. infr.), e)c- Hdt. 4.151 : fut. au)anqh/-somai (cf. a)f-):—but also Med. au)anou=mai in pass. sense, S. Ph. 954 : Mss. and editors differ with regard to the augm.: (v. au)/w):— dry, au)anqe/n (of a log of wood) Od. 9.321 ; au). i)xqu=s pro\s h(/lion Hdt. 1.200 , 2.77 , cf. 92 , 4.172 ; au)ai/nesqai u(po\ tou= kau/matos, dia\ chro/thta, X. Oec. 16.14 , 19.11 , cf. An. 2.3.16 , etc. wither, Thphr. HP 3.7.1 ( Pass. ): metaph., eu)nomi/h au)ai/nei a)/ths a)/nqea Sol. 4.36 ; au)anqei\s puqmh/n A. Ch. 260 ; au)anw= bi/on I shall waste life away, pine away, S. El. 819 : au)anou=mai I shall wither away, Id. Ph. 954 ; hu(aino/mhn qew/menos Ar. Fr. 613 . intr., to be dry, mh/te u(grai\ mh/te li/an au)ai/nousai Hp. Mul. 1.17 .—The Act. is comparatively rare, esp. in Attic. au)a^le/os, a, on, (au)=os) dry, parched, withered, au). xrw\s u(po\ kau/matos Hes. Op. 588 ; of hair, rough, dub. in Simon. 37.9 , cf. AP 7.141 ( Antiphil. ); of plants, Orph. A. 246 ; of the mouth, Call. Cer. 6 ; of eyes, sleepless, AP 5.279 ( Agath. ); au)ale/h| e)ni\ ko/gxw| prob. in Timo 3 .— Late in Prose, Aret. SD 2.2 , al. ( au(- Call. l.c.) au)/ansis, ews, h(, drying up, Arist. Mete. 379a5 , GA 785a26 ; equiva-lent to gh=ras in plant-life, Id. Resp. 478b28 . au)anth/ (sc. no/sos), h(, wasting, atrophy, Hp. Morb. 2.66 . au)ara/: ta\ *pontika\ ka/rua, Hsch. *au)/asis, h(, = *)/oasis (q.v.), Str. 2.5.33 , al. au)asmo/s, o(, drying, dryness, Hp. Hum. 4 , AB 462 . a)ua/ta, i.e. a)va/ta, Aeol. for a)/th (q.v.). au)ga/zw, fut. -a/sw: aor. hu)/ga^sa AP 7.726 ( Leon. ):— Pass. , v. infr.: (au)gh/):—view in the clearest light, see distinctly, discern, S. Ph. 217 (lyr.), AP 9.221 (Marc. Arg.); to\n i)/dion nou=n oi(=a pro\s ka/toptron Ph. 2.156 :—also in Med. , Il. 23.458 , Hes. Op. 478 , A.R. 1.155 , Call. Dian. 129 , AP 9.349 ( Leon. ); ai) de\ lh=|s au)ga/sdeo Carm.Pop. 18 :— Pass. , au)gasqei=sa being mirrored in the smooth water, dub. in S. Fr. 598.6 ; simply, appear, Max. 11 ,al., dub. in Orph. Fr. 284 . of the sun, illumine, tina/ E. Hec. 637 (lyr.):— Pass. , Id. Ba. 596 (lyr.). metaph., enlighten, 2 Ep.Cor. 4.4 ; set in a clear light, Ph. 1.659 ,al. intr., appear bright or white, LXX Le. 13.25 , al.; shine, PMag.Par. 1.2558 , 2.143 . au)/garos: a)/swtos ( Cypr. ), Hsch. au)/g-asma, atos, to/, brightness, whiteness, LXX Le. 13.38 . au)g-asmo/s, o(, radiance, flashing, h(li/ou Placit. 3.5.10 . au)g-a/steira, h(, light-giving, of the moon, Orph. H. 9.5 . au)gei=n: a)lgei=n, Hsch. au)/geion, to/, = w)kimoeide/s , Ps.- Dsc. 4.28 . au)ge/w, to shine, glitter, LXX Jb. 29.3 . au)gh/, h(, light of the sun, and in pl., rays, beams, pe/ptato d' au). h)eli/ou Il. 17.371 , cf. Od. 6.98 , 12.176 ; h)eli/ou i)/den au)ga/s, i. e. was born, Il. 16.188 ; u(p' au)ga\s h)eli/oio, i.e. still alive, Od. 11.498 , 619 ; *dio\s au)ga/s Il. 13.837 ; au)ga\s e)sidei=n see the light, i.e. to be alive, Thgn. 426 , cf. E. Alc. 667 ; leu/ssein A. Pers. 710 ; ble/pein E. Andr. 935 ; u(p' au)ga\s leu/ssein or i)dei=n ti hold up to the light and look at, Id. Hec. 1154 , Pl. Phdr. 268a , cf. Plb. 10.3.1 ; u(p' au)ga\s deiknu/nai ti Ar. Th. 500 (pro\s and u(p' au)gh/n, in a full and in a side light, Hp. Off. 3 ); duqmai\ au)gw=n sun-set, Pi. I. 4(3).65 ; cu/norqron au)gai=s dawning with the sun, A. Ag. 254 (lyr.); klu/zein pro\s au)ga/s rise surging towards the sun, ib. 1182 ; lamprota/th tw=n pareouse/wn au)ge/wn brightest light available, Hp. Fract. 3 , cf. Arist. PA 658a3 , Pr. 912b14 , al.: metaph., bi/ou du/ntos au)gai/ 'life's setting sun', A. Ag. 1123 (lyr.); h)/dh ga\r au(gh\ th=s zo/hs a)ph/mbluntai Herod. 10.4 . au)gai\ h)eli/oio or au)gai/ alone, the East, D.P. 84 , 231 . dawn, day-break, Act.Ap. 20.11 , PLeid.W. 11.35 . generally, any bright light, puro\s au)gh/ Od. 6.305 , cf. Il. 2.456 ; a)ri/zhloi de/ oi( au)gai/, of lightning, 13.244 ; bronth=s au). S. Ph. 1199 (lyr.); of a beacon, Il. 18.211 , A. Ag. 9 ; lampa/dos Cratin. post 150 ; distd. from flo/c, Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.186 . of the eyes, o)mma/twn au)gai/ S. Aj. 70 ; au)gai/ alone, the eyes, E. Andr. 1180 (lyr.), Rh. 737 : metaph., a)nakli/nantas th\n th=s yuxh=s au). Pl. R. 540a . gleam, sheen, of bright objects, au). xalkei/h Il. 13.341 ; xruso\s au)ga\s e)/deicen Pi. N. 4.83 ; a)mbro/sios au). pe/plou E. Med. 983 (lyr.); h)lektrofaei=s au). Id. Hipp. 741 (lyr.); au). th=s kro/khs Men. 561 ; of gems, Philostr. Im. 2.8 .—Mostly poet., but freq. in Arist. , chiefly in the sense of sunlight. au)gh/eis, essa, en, bright-eyed, clear-sighted, Nic. Th. 34 . au)gh/s, e/s, f.l. for diaugh/s, u(/data Alex.Aphr. Pr. 1.116 . au)/gion, to/, = i)sa/tis , dub. in Ps.- Dsc. 2.184 . au)g-i/ths (sc. li/qos), o(, a precious stone, Plin. HN 37.147 :—fem. au)g-i=tis, i/dos, h(, = a)nagalli\s h( *foinikh= , Ps.- Dsc. 2.178 . au)goeidh/s, e/s, of the nature of light, pneu=ma, as the source of sight, Stoic. 2.231 ; ai)sqhth/rion, of the eye, Gal. UP 8.6 ; brilliant, xro/a Plu. 2.922d : metaph., yuxh/ ib. 565d ; sw=ma, pneu=ma, Iamb. Myst. 5.10 , 3.11 ; o)/xhma luminous vehicle, Procl. in Ti. 2.81 D. : Comp. , Ph. 1.6 : Sup. , ib. 504 , al., Eus.Mynd. 63 . Adv. -dw=s dub. in Ph. 2.487 . au)=gos, eos, to/, the morning light, dawn, Hsch. s.v. h)w/s. *au)/goustos, o(, Augustus, used as an Adj., = Gr. sebasto/s, Paus. 3.11.4 , etc.:—hence *au)gou/steios, on, D.C. 61.20 : *au)goustei=on, to/, temple of Augustus, Id. 57.10 : *au)gou/steia, ta/, festival of A., IG 3.129 , 14.739 :—*au)gousta/lios, on, Augustalis, ta\ *au)gousta/lia ludi Augustales, D.C. 54.34 ; -a/lios, o(, praefectus Augusti, Lyd. Mag. 2.3 . the month August, Plu. Num. 19 . *au)gw/, Daybeam, name of a dog, X. Cyn. 7.3 . au)da/zomai, Dep., (au)dh/) cry out, speak, au)da/casqai fwnh=| a)nqrwphi/h| Hdt. 2.55 , cf. 5.51 , Euph. 48 ; tou=t' e)/pos hu)da/sato Call. Aet. 3.1.21 . name, Opp. H. 1.127 :— Act. , fut. au)da/cw Lyc. 892 : aor. hu)/daca Id. 360 , dub. l. in AP 6.218 ( Alc. ):— Pass. , aor. au)daxqei=sa Orph. H. 27.9 . au)da/w, impf. hu)/dwn Il. 3.203 , Hdt. 2.57 , S. OT 568 , etc.: fut. au)dh/sw, Dor. -a/sw [a_] Pi. O. 1.7 , S. OT 846 ; Dor. au)dasou=nti APl. 4.120 (Archel. or Asclep. ): aor. hu)/dhsa, Dor. au)/da_sa Pi. I. 6(5).42 , etc.; part. au)dh/sas Il. 10.47 , Dor. au)da/sais Pi. P. 4.61 ; Ion. 3 sg. au)dh/saske Il. 5.786 : pf. hu)/dhka (a)p-) Hp. Gland. 14 :— Pass. , impf. hu)dw/mhn (v. infr.): aor. part. au)dhqei/s S. Tr. 1106 , Dor. au)daqei/s E. Med. 174 (lyr.): pf. hu)/dhmai Maiist. 3 : fut. au)dhqh/somai Lyc. 630 : Ep. pres. 3 pl. au)dw/wntai Opp. H. 1.776 :—also Med. , au)da/omai, A. Pr. 766 , Eu. 379 , S. Ph. 130 : impf. hu)da=to Id. Aj. 772 : fut. au)dh/somai, Dor. au)da/somai Pi. O. 2.101 : (au)dh/). c. acc. rei, utter sounds, speak, Il. 1.92 , etc.; to/son au)dh/sasx' o(/son a)/lloi penth/konta 5.786 ; w(\s de/ tis . . au)dh/sasken 17.420 ; au)da=n kraugh/n utter a cry, E. Ion 893 (lyr.). speak, say, o(moklh/sas e)/pos hu)/da Il. 6.54 ; au)/da o(/ ti frone/eis 18.426 ; so ou)k au)da=n e)/sq' a(\ mhde\ dra=n kalo/n S. OT 1409 ; ti/ tini Id. OC 25 :— Med. , Id. Ph. 130 , 852 (lyr.):— Pass. , hu)da=to ga\r tau=ta so 'twas said, Id. OT 731 , cf. 527 ; w(s hu)da=t' e)kei=ib. 940 . of oracles, utter, proclaim, ib. 392 , etc.; ou(/stinas kompei=s ga/mous au)da=n speak out concerning them, A. Pr. 948 . au). a)gw=na sing of a contest, Pi. O. 1.7 . abs., speak, utter, of the statue of Memnon, Epigr.Gr. 988 (Balbilla), al. c. acc. pers., speak to, address, accost, a)nti/on au)da=n tina/ Il. 3.203 , al.; e)/pos te/ min a)nti/on hu)/da 5.170 ; au)dw=n deina\ pro/spolon kaka/ E. Hipp. 584 ; call on or invoke a god, Id. HF 499 , 1215 . c. acc. et inf., bid, order to do, au). se xai/rein Pi. P. 4.61 , cf. S. OC 1630 ; au). se mh/ . . forbid, A. Th. 1048 , etc.; au)dw= tini\ poiei=n E. IT 1226 ; au)dw= siwpa=n S. OC 864 ; au)dh/sas xai/rein Epigr.Gr. 205.7 (Halic.); au)dw= kau)=qis a)paudw= Ar. Ra. 369 :— Med. , S. Aj. 772 . call by name, lew/s nin *qeti/deion au)da=| E. Andr. 20 :— Med. , o(/n te le/onta au)da/canto Nic. Th. 464 :—more freq. in Pass. , au)dw=mai pai=s *)axille/ws S. Ph. 240 ; *zhno\s au)dhqei\s go/nos Id. Tr. 1106 ; au)da=sqai nekro/n Id. Ph. 430 ; ka/kist' au)dw/menos most ill reported of, A. Th. 678 ; o( paramash/ths e)n brotoi=s au)dw/menos Alex. 236 (paratrag.). mean such an one, E. Hipp. 352 .—Never in good Att. Prose. au)dh/, Dor. au)da/, h(, human voice, speech (but distd. fr. fwnh/, Stoic. 2.44 ), me/litos gluki/wn r(e/en au). Il. 1.249 . generally, sound or twang of the bow-string, kalo\n a)/eise xelido/ni ei)ke/lh au)dh/n Od. 21.411 ; of a trumpet, E. Rh. 989 ; of the te/ttic, Hes. Sc. 396 ; of the sound emitted by the statue of Memnon, Epigr.Gr. 990.7 (Balbilla). report, account, e)/rgwn a)i/+ontes au)dh/n S. OC 240 (lyr.), cf. E. Supp. 600 (lyr.), Hipp. 567 . oracle, Id. IT 976 . song, ode, Pi. N. 9.4 . (Cf. Skt. vadati 'speaks', v. a)ei/dw. ) au)dh/eis, essa, en, speaking with human voice, a)nqrw/pwn . . sxedo\n au)dhe/ntwn Od. 6.125 ; [ *)inw\] h(\ pri\n me\n e)/hn broto\s au)dh/essa 5.334 ; of Achilles' horse, au)dh/enta d' e)/qhke qea/ Il. 19.407 ; qnhtoi\ au)dh/entes, opp. a)qa/natoi, Hes. Th. 142b ; of divinities, using human speech, of Calypso and Circe, Od. 10.136 , 11.8 , 12.150 , 449 (ou)dh/essa or au)lh/essa Arist. Fr. 171 , Chamael. ap. Sch. Od. 5.334 ); xqo/niai qeai\ au)dh/essai A.R. 4.1322 ; *)argou=s . . au)dh=en (Hartung for au)/dason) cu/lon A. Fr. 20 . vocal, ko/smon au)da/enta lo/gwn Pi. Fr. 194 ; au)da/eis lo/gos rumour, B. 14.44 ; of the statue of Memnon, Epigr.Gr. 1000 , al.; opp. a)/naudos, Epigr. ap. Paus. 10.12.6 . famous, Hsch. a)u+dr-i/a, h(, = a)nudri/a , Pl. Lg. 844a , Thphr. HP 8.6.6 . a)/u+dr-os, on, = a)/nudros , Id. CP 2.4.10 . *au)dunai=os, o( (sc. mh/n), name of month in Macedonia, Crete, etc., Hemerolog.Flor.; *au)doun-, IG 12(3).254 :—also *au)dn-, *au)tnai=os, PPetr. 3p.4 , PPar. 3 , etc. au)eiro/menai, v. a)ei/rw. au)eki/zei: sfakeli/zei ( Cypr. ), Hsch. au)eou=llai, = a)/ellai , dub. in Alc. 125 . au)/eros, v. au)h/r. au)eru/w, i. e. a)v-veru/w, Ep. for a)n-veru/w, = Att. a)narru/w: aor. au)e/ru^sa:— draw back or backwards, ta\s [sth/las] oi(/ g' au)e/ruon pulled them backwards, Il. 12.261 ; to/con au)eru/onta par' w)=mon 8.325 : mostly abs., in sacrifice, draw the victim's head back, so as to cut its throat, au)e/rusan me\n prw=ta kai\ e)/sfacan 1.459 , cf. Pi. O. 13.81 , Theoc. 25.241 , AP 6.96 ( Eryc. ). of leeches, suck, Opp. H. 2.603 . au)eth/s, i. e. a)-veth/s, e/s, (a)- copul., e)/tos) = au)toeth/s , Hsch. au)h=lai: ai)=sai, Hsch. au)/hr, i. e. a)vh/r, Aeol. for a)h/r, Greg.Cor. p.612 S. ; cf. au)ero/s: skia/, Hsch. au)hro/s, a/, o/n, = au)ale/os , AP 12.121 ( Rhian. ). au)h/tw: e)/pneon, Hsch. au)qa/gios [a^], a, on, absolutely holy, qeo/s PMag.Leid.W. 7.18 . au)qa/d-eia [qa_], poet. and later Prose ( SIG 1243.27 ) au)qad-i/a, h(, wilfulness, stubbornness, A. Pr. 79 , S. OT 549 , Ar. Th. 704 , Pl. R. 590a , BGU 1187.21 (i B. C.), IG 7.2725.27 (Acraephia, ii A. D.), etc.; opp. eu)bouli/a, A. Pr. 1034 ; surliness, Thphr. Char. 15.1 ; mean betw. a)re/skeia and semno/ths, Arist. EE 1221a8 ; au)qadi/an au)qadi/a| [e)celau/nein] Antiph. 300.4 ; h( au). tw=n sunqhkw=n o(/ti ou) meta\ koinh=s gnw/mhs au)ta\s e)/pracen D.H. 9.17 . au)qa/d-hs, es, self-willed, stubborn, h)=sa/n te au)qade/steroi Hdt. 6.92 ; ta\s o)rga\s au). Hp. Aër. 24 , cf. Arist. Rh. 1367a37 ; surly, Thphr. Char. 15.1 ; au)qa/dh fronw=n A. Pr. 907 ; of a dog, X. Cyn. 6.25 . metaph. of things, remorseless, sfhno\s gna/qos au). A. Pr. 64 . Adv. -dws Ar. Ra. 1020 , POxy. 1242.41 : Comp. -e/steron Pl. Ap. 34c ; cf. au)tw/dhs. (From au)to-a(dhs, cf. Arist. MM 1192b33 .) au)qad-ia/zomai or au)qad-eia/zomai, late form for sq., J. BJ 5.3.4 , Polem. Call. 24 , S.E. P. 1.237 , Procop. Arc. 14 , 15 , Lib. Decl. 15.47 . au)qad-i/zomai, aor. -isa/menos Them. Or. 34 P. 467 D. :—to be self-willed, ou)k au)qadizo/menos Pl. Ap. 34d ; to be puffed up, arrogant, Them. Or. 29.346b . au)qad-iko/s, h/, o/n, like an au)qa/dhs, self-willed, Ar. Lys. 1116 . au)qa/d-isma, atos, to/, act of self-will, wilfulness, A. Pr. 964 (pl.). au)qad-o/stomos, on, presumptuous of speech, Ar. Ra. 837 . au)q-ai/mwn, on, gen. onos, (ai(=ma) of the same blood, brother, sister, kinsman, S. Tr. 1041 (lyr.):—also au)/q-aimos, on, Id. OC 1078 , AP 7.707 ( Diosc. ). au)q-ai/retos, on, self-chosen, self-elected, strathgoi/ X. An. 5.7.29 ; stefanhfo/ros voluntary, i.e. undertaking the duty at one's own expense, Ath.Mitt. 36.159 (Syros, ii A. D.), cf. IG 12(5).660 , 668 ; gumnasi/arxos OGI 583.8 ; sunh/goros POxy. 1242.10 . Adv. -tws Inscr.Magn. 163.15 , PLond. 2.280.7 (i A. D.). by free choice, of one-self, E. Supp. 931 ; au). e)ch=lqe 2 Ep.Cor. 8.17 ; independent, free, eu)bouli/a Th. 1.78 ; h( tou= te/lous e)/fesis ou)k au). Arist. EN 1114b6 . of things, due to one's own choice, o)/lbos B. Fr. 20 ; usu. of evils, self-incurred, phmonai/ S. OT 1231 ; ou)k au)qai/retoi brotoi=s e)/rwtes E. Fr. 339 ; no/soi . . ai( me/n ei)s' au). ib. 292.4 ; ki/ndunoi, doulei/a, Th. 1.144 , 6.40 ; qa/natos X. HG 6.2.36 ; lu=pai Men. 634 ; dustu/xhma Id. 618 . Adv. -tws of free choice, LXX 2 Ma. 6.19 , al., Mitteis Chr. 361 (iv A. D.); pei/qesqai/ tini Plu. Pel. 24 , independently, Luc. Anach. 34 . au)=qe, Thess., = au)=qi, au)=qe/ per IG 9(2).271 (Cierium). au)q-e/drastos, on, self-established, self-supported, Eustr. in EN 347.13 . au)q-e/kastos, on, one who calls things by their right names, down-right, blunt, Arist. EN 1127a23 , cf. Cleanth.Stoic. 1.127 ; ou)/k e)st' a)lw/phc h( me\n ei)/rwn . . h( d' au). Philem. 89.7 , cf. Posidipp. 40 ; in later Prose, lo/gos Phld. Piet. 102 ( Comp. ), cf. Ph. 2.51 , Plu. Cat.Ma. 6 . Adv. -tws bluntly, Phld. Sign. 32 . of style, inartificial, plain, D.H. Comp. 22 . in bad sense, self-willed (au)ta/reskos, Hsch. ; = a)pare/gklhtos , Suid. ), au). to\n tro/pon, tw=| tro/pw|, Men. 843 , Sam. 205 , cf. Luc. Phal. 1.2 , Plu. 2.11e ; ou) ga\r au)qa/dhs ou)de\ au). o( sw/frwn a)nh/r ib. 823a , cf. Phld. Vit. p.30J. self-controlled, zw=|on ou) monh=res kai\ au). a)lla\ koinwniko\n kai\ politiko/n Them. Or. 34p.446D. Adv. -tws Plu. Lys. 21 . au)q-ekasto/ths, htos, h(, bluntness, condemned by Phryn. 330 . au)qent-e/w, to have full power or authority over, tino/s I Ep.Ti. 2.12 ; pro/s tina BGU 1208.37 (i B. C.): c. inf., Lyd. Mag. 3.42 . commit a murder, Sch. A. Eu. 42 . au)qe/nt-hma: auctoramentum, Gloss. au)qe/nt-hs, ou, o(, (cf. au)toe/nths) murderer, Hdt. 1.117 , E. Rh. 873 , Th. 3.58 ; tino/s E. HF 1359 , A.R. 2.754 ; suicide, Antipho 3.3.4 , D.C. 37.13 : more loosely, one of a murderer's family, E. Andr. 172 . perpetrator, author, pra/cews Plb. 22.14.2 ; i(erosuli/as D.S. 16.61 : generally, doer, Alex. Rh. p.2S. ; master, dh=mos au)qe/nths xqono/s E. Supp. 442 ; voc. au)qe/nta h(/lie PMag.Leid.W. 6.46 ; condemned by Phryn. 96 . as Adj., o(/maimos au<*> fo/nos, au). fa/natoi, murder by one of the same family, A. Eu. 212 , Ag. 1572 (lyr.). (For au)to-e(/nths, cf. sun-e/nths, a(nu/w; root sen-, sṇ-.) au)qent-i/a, h(, absolute sway, authority, CIG 2701.9 (Mylasa), PLips. 37.7 (iv A. D.), Corp.Herm. 1.2 , Zos. 2.33 . restriction, LXX 3 Ma. 2.29 . au)qenti/a| a)poktei/nas with his own hand, D.C. Fr. 102.12 . au)qent-i/zw, take in hand, BGU 103.3 . au)qent-iko/s, h/, o/n, principal, a)/nemoi Gp. 1.11.1 . warranted, authentic, xeirografi/a, a)poxh/, diaqh/kh, POxy. 260.20 (i A. D.), Ostr. 1010 , BGU 326ii 23 (ii A. D.); original, e)pistolai/ PHamb. 18ii6 (iii A. D.); e)piqu/mata PMag.Leid.W. 9.15 ; o)/noma ib. 14.25 ; authoritative, Ptol. Tetr. 182 . Adv. -kw=s, loqui make an authoritative statement, Cic. Att. 9.14.2 ; au). nuntiabatur ib. 10.9.1 : Comp. -w/teron with higher authority, Ptol. Tetr. 177 . au)qe/nt-ria, h(, fem. of au)qe/nths, = kuri/a , Keil-Premerstein Zweiter Bericht 142 . au)qeu/retos, on, self-discovered, Simp. in Ph. 1250.14 . au)qe/yhs, ou, o(, (e(/yw) Lat. authepsa, self-boiler, urn, Cic. Rosc. Amer. 46.133 , Hist.Aug.Elag. 19 . au)qhmer-ei/ or au)qhmer-i/, Adv. = au)qhmero/n , Inscr.Prien. 28.17 (ii B. C.), IG 2.471.71 , 3.73 , v.l. in Sch. Aeschin. 1.128 . au)qhmer-i/zw, return on the same day, Poll. 1.64 . au)qhmer-i^no/s, h/, o/n, = sq., ephemeral, poihtai/ Cratin. 306 . mi/sqios au). day-labourer, LXX Jb. 7.1 . sofo\s au)., = au)tosxe/dios , Eust. 44.14 . = sq., Thphr. Sign. 10 . au)qh/mer-os, on, made or done on the very day, au). a)napla/ssesqai Hp. Art. 37 ; lo/goi extemporaneous speeches, prob. f.l. for -hmero/n in Aeschin. 3.208 . fa/rmakon au). curing in one day, Gal. 12.755 . Adv. au)qhmero/n (on the accent v. Hdn.Gr. 1.491 ) on the very day, on the same day, immediately, A. Pers. 456 , Ar. Ach. 522 , al., Th. 2.12 , D. 21.89 :—also au)qh/mera Hp. Fract. 24 , Mochl. 42 ; Ion. au)thmero/n Hdt. 2.122 , 6.139 (but au)q- in Hp. Prog. 17 , Aph. 4.10 ); Locr. au)tamaro/n IG 9(1).334.33 ; Dor. au)qame/ran SIG 559.57 (Megalop.); Cret. au)tameri/n GDI 4999 (Gortyn). au)=qi, Adv. shortd. for au)to/qi, of Place, on the spot, here, there, Il. 1.492 , etc.; au)=q' e)pi\ ta/frw| 11.48 ; e)nqa/de k' au)=qi me/nwn Od. 5.208 ; e)n *lakedai/moni au)=qi Il. 3.244 ; au)=qi e)/xein to keep him there, as he is, Od. 4.416 . of Time, forthwith, straightway, Il. 5.296 , 6.281 , etc.— Ep. word, borrowed by S. Fr. 522 ; cf. au)to/qi. later, = au)=qis , Lyc. 732 , Call. Dian. 241 , AP 9.343 ( Arch. ):—also au)=qin (said to be Rhegian) acc. to Theognost. Can. 161 , 163 . au)qi^genh/s, e/s, born on the spot, born in the country, native, *mou=sa B. 2.11 ; qeo/s Hdt. 4.180 ; e)/qnos D.H. 1.9 , cf. Luc. Herm. 24 ; au). potamoi\ *skuqikoi/ the Scythian rivers that rise in the country, Hdt. 4.48 ; to\ u(/dwr . . au). me\n ou)/k e)sti not from a natural spring, Id. 2.149 ; do/kos E. Fr. 472.5 (lyr.); oi)=nos Anaxandr. 41.71 ; au). kai\ a)/kratos a)llotri/ois h)/qesi bi/os tw=n e)nu/drwn Plu. 2.976a ; au). kai\ au)to/xqwn e)leuqeri/a IG 7.2713.38 (speech of Nero). genuine, sincere, i)a/lemos E. Rh. 895 (lyr.). au)qi/cas: kinh/sas, Hsch. au)=qis, Ep. and Ion. au)=tis (also in S. Ichn. 227 , 229 , Fr. 599 , cod. Laur. in Id. OC 234 (lyr.), 1438 , and Men. Epit. 362 , Sam. 281 , 292 ), Adv., a lengthd. form of au)=: of Place, back, back again, au)=tis i)w/n Il. 8.271 , al.; a)\y au)=tis ib. 335 ; th\n au)th\n o(do\n au)=tis 6.391 ; rare later, deuri\ kau)=qis e)kei=se Ar. Ra. 1077 . of Time, again, anew, Il. 4.222 , etc.; freq. strengthd., u(/steron au)=. 1.27 , cf. S. Aj. 858 ; e)/t' au)=. Il. 9.375 ; pa/lin au)=. 5.257 , S. Fr. 487 ; au)=. pa/lin Id. OC 364 , etc.; au)=. au)= pa/lin ib. 1418 codd.; au)= pa/lin au)=qis Ar. Nu. 975 ; ma/l' au)=. A. Ch. 654 , 876 , Ag. 1345 ; boa=n au)=qis cry encore! X. Smp. 9.4 . in turn, au)=qis e)gw\ au)tou\s a)nhrw/twn Pl. Chrm. 153d . of future Time, hereafter, tau=ta metafraso/mesqa kai\ au)=. Il. 1.140 , cf. A. Ag. 317 , S. Aj. 1283 , Antipho 5.94 , Isoc. 4.110 ; o( au)=. xro/nos Pl. Lg. 934a ; oi( au)=. posterity, S.E. M. 1.53 . of sequence, in turn, A. Th. 576 , S. OT 1403 , Pl. Ap. 24b ; on the other hand, ou)/t' a)be/lteros ou)/t' au)=. e)/mfrwn Alex. 245.8 ; sts. in apodosi for de/, tou=to me/n . . tou=t' au)=qis . . S. Ant. 167 ; prw=ta me/n . . au)=tis de/ . . Hdt. 7.102 . au)qi^telh/s, e/s, decided on the spot, di/kai prob. in OGI 7.4 (Cyme). au)q-o/maimos, strengthd. for o(/maimos, S. OC 335 , Lyc. 222 . au)q-omologe/omai, confess of oneself, pra=gma au)qomologou/menon a thing that speaks for itself, Luc. Herm. 59 (dub. for au)=qis o(m.). au)qo/rhs: au)to\s ble/pwn, Hsch. au)qoro/n: su/ntomon, and au)qori/tous: sunto/mous, Id.; cf. au)qwro/s. au)q-o/rmhtos, on, self-impelled, Eustr. in EN 33.29 , Eust. 1148.13 . Adv. -tws Id. 1370.23 :—also au)q-ormhtikw=s Sch. E. Hec. 1227 . au)q-u/parktos, on, self-subsistent, Hsch. Adv. -tws Zonar.s.v.e(/nwsis. au)q-upo/sta^tos, on, self-substantial, Jul. Or. 4.139d , Iamb. ap. Stob. 2.8.45 , Procl. in Prm. p.610S. Adv. -tws Phlp. in de An. 52.19 . au)q-upo/taktos (sc. xro/nos), o(, the subjunctive aor.2, sts. also, aor.I, Hdn. Epim. 278 , AB 1086 . Adv. -tws in the subjunctive of this tense, ibid. au)q-wro/s, on, in that very hour, a)gw/gimon au)qwro/n, of a spell, taking immediate effect, PMag.Lond. 121.300 . Adv. -ro/n immediately, Hp. Mochl. 2 , Str. 3.5.7 , PFlor. 186.10 (iii A. D.), Eun. VS p.471 B. , Agath. 3.9 :—also au)qwrei/ or au)q-ri/, LXX Da. 3.15 , 3 Ma. 3.25 , Cic. Att. 2.13.1 , Plu. 2.512e . au)i/+a^xos [i^], on, (i.e.a)-vi/axos) either, (from a)- copul., i)axh/) joining in a shout, or, (from a)n- or a)- priv.) noiseless, a)/bromoi au)i/+axoi Il. 13.41 , cf. Q.S. 13.70 :—a)ni/axoi is v.l. in Il.l.c. and read by codd. in Q.S.l.c., cf. Hsch. au)i/detos, i.e. a)-vi/detos, on, unseen, Hsch. au)ka/n: a)lka/n (Cret.), Id. au)kh/lws: e(/ws (Tyrrhen.), Id. au)khresi/h: a)fqa/rth, Id. au)kuw/n: a)lk- (Cret.), Id. au)la/: pande/kths, Hsch. au)lavudo/s, o(, later Boeot. for au)lw|do/s, IG 7.3195 (Orchom. Boeot. ). au)lai/a, h(, (au)lh/) curtain, Hyp. Fr. 139 , Thphr. Char. 5.9 , Men. 834 , Michel 832.26 (Samos, iv B. C.), Plu. Alex. 49 ; esp. in the theatre, Men.l.c.; hunting-net, Plu. Alex. 40 : in pl., screens to protect a wall against missiles, Ph. Bel. 95.34 . au)lai=os, a, on, = au)/leios, qu/ra LXX 2 Ma. 14.41 :—as Subst., perh. doorkeeper, Baillet Inscriptions des tombeaux des rois à Thèbes 199 . au)la^k-erga/ths [ga^], ou, o(, (au)=lac) tracing furrows, AP 9.742 ( Phil. (?)). au)la^k-i/zw:— Med. , fut. -i/somai PFlor. 326.10 (ii A. D.):—trace furrows on, plough, e)da/fh PFlor. l.c.:— Pass. , ib. 331.7 (ii A. D.); au)lakisme/nan a)rou=n, prov. of doing work over again, Pratin.Lyr. 3 : metaph. of a shooting star leaving a trail, Cat.Cod.Astr. 8(3).182 . au)la^/k-ion, to/, Dim. of au)=lac, Sch.D.T. p.196H. au)la^k-ismo/s, o(, ploughing, PFlor. 354.3 (ii A. D.). au)la^ko-eidh/s, e/s, furrow-like, grammh/ Eust. 598.34 . au)la^ko/-eis, essa, en, furrowed, Max. 506 . au)la^ko-tome/w, cut into furrows, ou)si/an S.E. M. 9.40 ( Pass. ). au)la^kw/dhs, es, like a furrow, futei/a Eust. 831.59 . au)=lac, a^kos , h( (also o(, AP 9.274 ( Phil. ), Aret. SD 2.13 ), also a)/loc, okos (q. v.); w)=lc, found only in acc. w)=lka, w)=lkas; Dor. w)=lac EM 625.38 :— furrow made in ploughing, [bo/e] i(eme/nw kata\ w)=lka hastening along the furrow, Il. 13.707 ; kata\ w)=lkas A.R. 3.1054 ; ei) w)=lka dihneke/a protamoi/mhn Od. 18.375 ; [ bo/e] e)ri/sante e)n au)/laki Hes. Op. 439 ; i)qei=a/n k' au)/lak' e)lau/noi ib. 443 ; o)rqa\s au)/lakas . . h)/laune Pi. P. 4.227 ; a)ro/trw| a)narrhgnu/ntes au)=lakas Hdt. 2.14 ; ai)qe/ros au)/laka te/mnwn Ar. Av. 1400 (lyr.); e)c a)lo/kwn e)peteia=n A. Ag. 1015 ; baqei=an a)/loka dia\ freno\s karpou/menos Id. Th. 593 ; e)n a)/loki Ar. Av. 234 (lyr.). furrow's breadth, Thphr. HP 8.8.7 , CP 4.12.1 . metaph., wife, spei/rein te/knwn a)/loka E. Ph. 18 ; ai( patrw=|ai a)/lokes thy father's wife, S. OT 1211 . metaph., furrow in the skin, gash, wound, o)/nuxos a)/loki neoto/mw| A. Ch. 25 (lyr.); doro\s a)/loka E. HF 164 ; of the line drawn by the stile in writing, poi/an au)/laka; Ar. Th. 782 (anap.), cf. AP 6.68 ( Jul. Aegypt.). swathe, Theoc. 10.6 . au)=. u(drofo/ros aque-duct, IG 14.453 (Catana). au)/lakas: koi/lous to/pous, Hsch. — Chiefly poet., never in good Att. Prose; Hom. only in acc. w)=lka; au)=lac only is used by Pi. and Hdt. , a)/loc only by Trag.; both au)=lac and a)/loc by Ar. (Cf. Lac. eu)la/ka 'plough', Lith. velkù, Slav. vlěką 'pull'.) au)laro/s: au)lwro/s, Hsch. au)l-a/rxhs, ou, o(, chief of the court, mayor of the palace, LXX 2 Ki. 8.18 :—hence Subst. au)l-arxi/a, h(, ib. 3 Ki. 3.1 . au)la/xa: h( u(/nnis, Hsch. au)lei/a, h(, = au)lai/a , IG 5(1).1390.35 (Andania, i B. C.). au)/leios, a, on, sts. also os, on (cf. infr.):— of or belonging to the court, e)p' au)lei/h|si qu/rh|si at the door of the court, i.e. the outer door, house-door, Od. 11.239 , cf. Pi. N. 1.19 , Hdt. 6.69 ; au)/leioi qu/rai Sol. 4.28 ; e)pi\ proqu/rois . . ou)dou= e)p' au)lei/ou Od. 1.104 ; e)kto\s au). pulw=n S. Ant. 18 ; pro\s au)lei/oisin e(sthkw\s pu/lais E. Hel. 438 : sg., h( au)/leios qu/ra Lys. 1.17 , Pl. Smp. 212c , Thphr. Char. 28.3 , Men. 546 ; h( au)lei/a qu/ra IG 11(2).287 A 146 (Delos, iii B. C.), Thphr. Char. 18.4 ; h( au)lei/a alone, Ar. Pax 982 , Fr. 255 , SIG 2587.122 ; h( au)/leios Plu. Pomp. 46 , 2.516f , Luc. Tox. 17 ; ai( au)/leioi Plb. 5.76.4 . au)lei/ths, ou, o(, = au)li/ths , A.R. 4.1487 codd.; for Bocot. au)leita/s v. au)lhth/s. au)le/w, Boeot. part. au)li/wn IG 7.3211 , 3212 (Orchom. Boeot. ): (au)lo/s):—play on the flute, *fru/gion au)/lhsen me/los Alcm. 82 , cf. Hdt. 1.141 , 2.60 , Pl. Prt. 327a : c. dat. pers., X. Smp. 2.8 , etc.; au). e)/codon play a finale, Ar. V. 582 ; au). ei)resi/an, of the boatswain, Plu. Alc. 2 :— Pass. , of tunes, to be played on the flute, o( *bakxei=os r(uqmo\s hu)lei=to X. Smp. 9.3 ; au)lei=tai pa=n me/laqron is filled with music, E. IT 367 . of persons, play to, Philostr. VA 2.34 , cf. A.D. Synt. 302.1 :—mostly in Pass. , to be played to, hear music, X. An. 6.1.11 , Cyr. 4.5.7 , Arist. Pr. 917b19 (but possibly Med. as in Pl. Lg. 791a ), Thphr. Char. 19.10 , 20.10 . generally, play, ke/rati Luc. DDeor. 12.1 , cf. Poll. 4.74 . au)lh/, h(, open court before the house, courtyard, Il. 4.433 , 11.774 , SIG 1044.17 (Halic., iv/iii B. C.), etc. steading for cattle, au)lh=s u(pera/lmenon Il. 5.138 , cf. Od. 14.5 . later, court or quadrangle, round which the house was built, Hdt. 3.77 , Ar. V. 131 , Pl. Prt. 311a , etc. generally, court, hall, *zhno\s au). Od. 4.74 , cf. Il. 6.247 ; th\n *dio\s au)lh/n A. Pr. 122 (lyr.); au). neku/wn E. Alc. 260 (lyr.); court of a temple, i(erou= IG 22.1299.28 (Eleusis, iii B. C.), cf. ib. 1126.35 , LXX Ps. 83(84).3 ; any dwelling, abode, chamber, S. Ant. 946 (lyr.), etc.; of a cave, Id. Ph. 153 (lyr.); a)gro/nomoi au)lai/ homes of dwellers in the wild, Id. Ant. 786 (lyr.); later, country-house, D.H. 6.50 . h( au)lh/ the Court, au)la\s qerapeu/ein Men. 897 , Diph. 97 , Com.Adesp. 145 , cf. Plb. 5.26.9 ; oi( peri\ th\n au)lh/n the courtiers, ib. 36.1 , cf. OGI 735.4 (ii B. C.), Inscr.Mus.Alex. 31 ; at Rome, Arr. Epict. 1.10.3 ; h( basi/leios au). Hdn. 3.11.7 . (Wrongly expld. as to/pos diapneo/menos (cf. au)lo/s) by Ath. 5.189b .) au)/lhma, atos, to/, piece of music for the flute, Ar. Ra. 1302 , Pl. Smp. 216c , al. au)/lhra (i.e. a)/vlhra, cf. a)/blhra), ta/, Dor. for eu)/lhra (q.v.), Epich. 178 : sg. in Hsch. au)/l-hsis, ews, h(, flute-playing, Pl. Prt. 327b , 327c ,al., Arist. Pol. 1341a25 , etc. au)l-hth/r, h=ros, o(, = au)lhth/s , Hes. Sc. 283 , 298 , Archil. 123 , Thgn. 825 , Ar. Fr. 566 . au)l-hthri/a: au)lw=n qh/kh, Hsch. au)l-hth/rion, to/, a place at Tarentum, Id. au)l-hth/s, ou=, o(, flute-player, Thgn. 941 , Hdt. 1.141 , 6.60 , 129 , Ar. V. 581 , And. 1.12 , Pl. Prt. 327b , OGI 51.62 (iii B. C.); Boeot. au)leita/s IG 7.3195 (Orchom. Boeot. ). kind of wasp, Hsch. au). u(pono/mwn sanitary engineer, Procl. Par.Ptol. 250 . au)l-h/ths, ou, o(, (au)lh/ III), = au)li/ths , Hsch. au)l-htiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for the flute, Pl. Ap. 27b ; da/ktuloi Pl.Com. 211 ; ka/lamos used for making flutes, Thphr. HP 4.10.1 , Sch. Il. Oxy. 221ix12 ; te/los Plot. 1.4.15 :-kh/ (sc. te/xnh), h(, flute-playing, Pl. Grg. 501e , Arist. Po. 1447a15 . Adv. -kw=s, dei= karkinou=n tou\s daktu/lous Antiph. 55.15 , cf. Plu. 2.404f . fitted for flute playing, yuxh/ Pl. Hp.Mi. 375b ( Comp. ). au)l-h/tria, h(, = au)lhtri/s , D.L. 7.62 . au)l-htri/dion, to/, Dim. of sq., Theopomp.Hist. 205 , Com.Adesp. 25.34D. , D.L. 7.13 . au)l-htri/s, i/dos, h(, flute-girl, Simon. 178 , Ar. Ach. 551 , X. HG 2.2.23 , Pl. Prt. 347d , BCH 6.24 (Delos, ii B. C.), etc. au)li/a: e)/paulis, h)\ h( mikra\ au)lh/, AB 463 . a)u+li/a [u_], h(, (a)/u+los) immateriality, Hierocl. in CA 26p.479M. , Syrian. in Metaph. 27.30 , Nicom. Ar. 1.3 . au)lia/des nu/mfai, (au)=lis) nymphs protecting cattle-folds, APl. 4.291 (Anyte). au)li/dion, to/, Dim. of au)lh/, place of athletic exercises, ring, Thphr. Char. 5.9 . (au)lo/s) small tube, Alex.Trall. 3.3 . au)liei=on, to/, = au)/lion II (nisi leg. au)/leion), Epigr.Gr. 1075.6 (Erythrae). au)li/zomai, aor. 1 hu)lisa/mhn always in Th. , as 4.13 , 6.7 , cf. (kat-) Plu. Tim. 12 ; hu)li/sqhn always in X. , as An. 4.1.11 , al.; both in Hdt. , as 8.9 (e)n-), 9.15 : late fut. au)lisqh/somai LXX To. 6.10 : pf. hu)/lismai Arr. An. 3.29.7 , J. BJ 1.17.5 :—lie in the au)lh/ or courtyard, mukhqmou= . . bow=n au)lizomena/wn Od. 12.265 ; klaggh\ . . suw=n au)lizomena/wn 14.412 ; take up one's abode, lodge, live in a place, e)n a)/ntrw|, of sheep, Hdt. 9.93 ; peri\ th\n li/mnhn, of birds, 3.110 , cf. Arist. HA 619a30 ; oi(/ois e)n pe/plois au). E. El. 304 ; a)/deipnos . . hu)lizo/mhn passed the night, Eup. 322 ; esp. as military term, encamp, bivouac, Hdt. 8.9 : Medic., of blood, lodge or settle in a place, Aret. SA 2.2 (nisi leg. a(lisqe/n): metaph., to\ e(spe/ras au)lisqh/setai klauqmo/s LXX Ps. 29(30).6 . Act. , cause to dwell, ib. Je. 38(31).9 , D.Chr. 35.16 . au)liko/s, h/, o/n, (au)lh/) of the court, courtier-like, kata\ th\n fu/sin Plb. 23.5.4 ; au). a)gxi/noia 15.34.4 ; au). bi/os, opp. o( filo/sofos bi/os, Phld. Ind.Sto. 13 : Comp. , e)c au)likwte/rwn gone/wn Id. Lib. p.45 O.: as Subst., courtier, Plb. 16.20.8 , Plu. 2.778b , Demetr. 17 . au)likou/s: kiqarw|dou/s, Suid. au)li/kouroi: fu/lakes, Hsch. au)li/c: fle/y, Id. au)li/cai: stasia/sai (leg. stad-), dramei=n, Id. au)/lion, to/, country-house, cottage, h.Merc. 103 ; fold, stable, etc., E. Cyc. 345 , 593 , X. HG 3.2.4 , etc.: prov., bou=s e)n au)li/w| 'round peg in a square hole', Cratin. 32 . chamber, cave, grotto, a)mfitrh\s au)/. S. Ph. 19 , cf. 954 , al., AP 6.334 ( Leon. ). au)/lios, a, on, (au)lh/ I) belonging to folds, a)sth\r au)/lios 'star that bids the shepherd fold', A.R. 4.1630 , cf. Call. Fr. 539 ; o(/tan au)li/ois suri/zh|s, w)= *pa/n, toi=s soi=sin e)n a)/ntrois dub. l. in E. Ion 500 (lyr.). au)/lios qu/ra dub. l. in Men. 546 ; cf. au)li/a qu/ra: pulw/n, Hsch. au)=lis, idos, h(, tent or place for passing the night in, au)=lin e)/qento Il. 9.232 ; au)=lin e)sie/menai to go to roost, of birds, Od. 22.470 , cf. h.Merc. 71 , E. Cyc. 363 , Call. Dian. 87 , Theoc. 25.18 , Arat. 1027 ; ai)gino/mwn AP 6.221 ( Leon. ). au)/lisis, ews, h(, = au)lismo/s , Ael. NA 4.59 . au)li/skos, o(, (au)lo/s I. 2 ) small reed, pipe, ligu/fqoggos Thgn. 241 ; au)li/skwn u(po\ lwti/nwn cj. in Pi. Parth. 2.14 : prov., fusa=| ou) smikroi=sin au)li/skois makes a great bluster, S. Fr. 768 . generally, small pipe or tube, Arist. Ath. 68.2 , Plb. 27.11.2 , Mnesith. ap. Orib. 8.38.3 ; catheter, Hp. Morb. 1.6 . = ai\doi=on , Ptol. Tetr. 187 , Sch. Opp. H. 1.582 , Anon. in Ptol.Tetr. 157 . ear-ring (Persian), Hsch. au)/l-isma, atos, to/, = sq., Sch. Opp. H. 3.5 (pl.). au)l-ismo/s, o(, lodging, Sm. Is. 10.29 : = dianukte/reusis , Hsch. au)l-iste/on, one must fold or house cattle, Gp. 18.3.8 . au)l-isth/rion, to/, stall, steading, Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.68 , Aq. Is. 10.29 , Hsch. s.v. suobau/baloi. au)li/ths [i_], ou, o(, (au)lh/ III) farm-servant, S. Fr. 502 , A.R. 4.1487 ; cf. au)lei/ths, au)lh/ths. au)lo-bo/as, o(, h(, sounding the flute, flute-playing, IG 3.82 . au)lo-do/kh, h(, flute-case, AP 5.205 ( Leon. ). au)lo-qete/w, make flutes or pipes, ib. 6.120 ( Leon. ). au)lo-qh/kh, h(, flute-case, Hsch. s.v. surbhneu/s , Sch. Ar. Th. 1197 . au)lo-ma^ne/w, play the flute in mystic orgies, D.S. 36.4 . au)lo-ma^nh/s, e/s, flute-inspired, Nonn. D. 8.29 . au)lo-melw|di/a, h(, flute- or pipe-music, Ps.-Callisth. 1.46 . au)lo-poii/+a, h(, flute-making, Poll. 7.153 . au)lo-poii+kh/ (sc. te/xnh), h(, = foreg., Pl. Euthd. 289c :—also au)lo-poihtikh/, Asp. in EN 15.24 : hence Adv. -htikw=s Poll. 7.153 . au)lo-poio/s, o(, flute-maker, Pl. R. 399d , 601d , Arist. Pol. 1277b29 , Dsc. 2.75 . au)lo/s, o(, pipe, flute, clarionet, Il. 10.13 , 18.495 , h.Merc. 452 ; *lu/dios Pi. O. 5.19 ; *)/elumos, i.e. *fru/gios (q. v.), S. Fr. 398 ; *li/bus E. Alc. 347 ; au). gunaikh/ios, a)ndrh/ios, Hdt. 1.17 ; au). a)ndrei=oi, paidikoi/, parqe/nioi, Ath. 4.176f , Poll. 4.81 ; o( parqe/nios au). tou= paidikou= o)cu/teros Arist. HA 581b11 ; didu/mois au)loi=sin a)ei=sai Theoc. Ep. 5.1 ; e)mfusa=n ei)s au)lou/s D.S. 3.59 ; au). *)enuali/ou, i.e. a trumpet, AP 6.151 ( Tymn. ); u(p' au)lou= to the sound of the flute, Hdt. l. c.; pro\s to\n au)., u(po\ to\n au)., X. Smp. 6.3 , etc.: pl., au)loi\ phkti/dos pipes of the phkti/s, IG 4.53 (Aegina). hollow tube, pipe, groove, pero/nh te/tukto au)loi=sin didu/moisi the buckle was furnished with two pipes or grooves (into which the tongue fitted), Od. 19.227 ; e)gke/falos par' au)lo\n a)ne/drame spirted up beside the vizard (cf. au)lw=pis), or beside the socket of the spear-head into which the shaft fitted, Il. 17.297 ; but in Od. 22.18 au)lo\s paxu/s means the jet of blood through the tube of the nostril; au)lo\s e)k xalkei/ou the smith's bellows, Hp. Art. 47 , 77 , cf. Th. 4.100 ; tube of the clepsydra, Arist. Pr. 914b14 ; ble/pein di' au)lou= Id. GA 780b19 . in animals, blow-hole of cetacea, Id. HA 589b19 , PA 697a17 ; funnel of a cuttle-fish, Id. HA 524a10 ; conus arteriosus in fishes, ib. 507a10 , Resp. 478b8 ; duct, prob. in Id. GC 322a28 . stadium (cf. di/aulos), Lyc. 40 . haulm of grain, Sch. Theoc. 10.46 . cow-bane, Cicuta virosa, Ps.- Plu. Fluv. 10.3 . ei)=dos a)kola/stou sxh/matos, EM 170.28 . razor-shell, = swlh/n (q.v.), Diph.Siph. ap. Ath. 3.90d , Plin. HN 32.103 . a)/u+los [u_], on, immaterial, dub. in Arist. GC 322a28 (v. foreg. I. 3 ); a)reth/ Plu. 2.440e ; qeo/s ib. 1085c ; ou)si/a Jul. Or. 4.140c ; to\ a)/. Hierocl. in CA 26p.481M. : Comp. -o/teros, nou=s Ph. 1.61 . Adv. -lws Plot. 1.3.6 , Iamb. Myst. 5.15 , Simp. in Cael. 441.4 , etc. v. a)/nulos. au)losta^te/w, setup afarmstead, Schwyzer 197.54 , 62 (Crete, iii B. C.). a)u+lo/ths, htos, h(, immateriality, Plot. 1.2.7 . au)lo-tru/phs [u_], ou, o(, flute-borer, Stratt. 3 , Arist. Pr. 919b7 . au)lo-tru_phtikw=s, Adv. belonging to flute-boring, Poll. 7.153 . au)louro/s, o(, keeper of the court or fold, Hsch. au)lw|d-e/w, sing to the flute, Sch. Ar. Nu. 971 . au)lw|d-i/a, h(, song to the flute, Pl. Lg. 700d , Plu. 2.1132f . au)lw|d-iko/s, h/, o/n, belonging to au)lw|di/a, no/moi ib. 1132c , etc. au)lw|d-o/s, o(, one who sings to the flute, SIG 457.19 (Thespiae, iii B. C.), Plu. 2.150a , Ath. 14.621b ; cf. au)lavudo/s. au)lwla/zein: to\ sur<i/tt>ein dia\ tw=n daktu/lwn, Hsch. au)lw/n, w=nos, o(, also h( S. Fr. 549 , Ar. Av. 244 , Carc. 1 , Philostr. Im. 2.6 :— hollow between hills or banks, defile, glen, h.Merc. 95 , Hdt. 7.128 , 129 , Ar.l.c. (lyr.); expld. as oi( stenoi\ kai\ e)pimh/keis potamoi/ Sch. Il. Oxy. 221 xiv 19 . channel, trench, A. Fr. 167 A, Hdt. 2.100 , 127 , X. An. 2.3.10 . strait, *maiwtiko/s A. Pr. 731 ; po/ntiai au). sea-straits, channels, S. Tr. 100 (lyr.). pipe, conduit, Pl. Ti. 79a ; metaph. of windpipe or duct, Arist. PA 664a27 , Gal. UP 4.14 . furrow in an elephant's hide, Aret. SD 2.13 . *au)lwneu/s, e/ws, o(, title of Dionysus, IG 3.193 . au)lwnia/s, a/dos, h(, glen-nymph, Orph. H. 51.7 . au)lwni/zw, live in an au)lw/n, Hsch. au)lwni/skos, o(, Dim. of au)lw/n, Thphr. HP 9.7.1 . au)lwnoeidh/s, e/s, full of valleys, D.S. 19.17 ; in the shape of an au)lw/n, ei)sbolh\ nh/sou Id. 3.68 . au)lwpi/as, ou , o( ( Dor. gen. i/a Archestr. Fr. 33 ), a large fish, similar to a)nqi/as, perh. Serranus gigas, Arist. HA 570b19 , Henioch. 3.4 , Ael. NA 13.17 ; cf. au)lwpo/s. au)lw=pis, idos, h(, (w)/y) in Il. always epith. of trufa/leia, helmet with a tube-like opening between the cheek-pieces (acc. to Sch. with a tube (au)lo/s) to hold the lo/fos), Il. 5.182 , al.; lo/gxh with a socket to hold the shaft, S. Fr. 1027 ; perikefalai/a conical, Ath. 5.189c , cf. Hsch. au)lwpo/s, o(, = au)lwpi/as , Opp. H. 1.256 . au)lwto/s, h/, o/n, furnished with pipes, fimoi/ A. Fr. 326 . pipe-shaped, Ath.Mech. 24.3 . au(=ma: a(/lma (Cret.), Hsch. au)nh/, h(, prob. f.l. for *)/axnh in Hecat. 365J. ; cf. St.Byz. s.v. *)/ixnai. au)ca/nios [a^], on, (au)/cw, a)ni/a) increasing grief, da/pedon JHS 34.18 (Xanthus). au)ca/nw Pi. Fr. 153 , Hdt. 7.16 .a/, A. Pers. 756 , E. Supp. 233 , Fr. 362.28 , Pl. Ti. 41d :—also au)/cw (poet. a)e/cw, q.v.) Thgn. 823 , Pi. O. 5.4 , Emp. 37 , S. Tr. 117 (lyr.), Ar. Ach. 227 , X. Smp. 7.4 , Pl. R. 573a , D. 3.26 , etc. (so Att. Inscrr. and Ptolemaic Pap.; both forms in NT): impf. hu)/canon only Ps.- E. Fr. 1132.25 ; hu)=con Hdt. 9.31 , etc.: fut. au)ch/sw Th. 6.40 , etc. (au)canw= only in LXX Ge. 17.6 , al.): aor. I hu)/chsa Sol. 11 , X. HG 7.1.24 : pf. hu)/chka Pl. Ti. 90b , X. Hier. 2.15 :— Pass. , au)ca/nomai Hdt. 2.14 , E. Med. 918 , Ar. Av. 1065 , Isoc. 4.104 , Pl. Phd. 96c , D. 18.161 ; au)/comai Emp. 26.2 , Ar. Ach. 227 , Pl. R. 328d , etc., impf. hu)/ceto Hes. Th. 493 , Hdt. 3.39 ( v.l. au)/ceto ): pf. hu)/chmai E. IA 1248 , Pl. R. 371e , Ion. au)/c- Hdt. 1.58 : plpf. hu)/chto Id. 5.78 : aor. hu)ch/qhn Th. 1.89 , Pl. Prt. 327c : fut. au)chqh/somai D. 56.48 ; au)ch/somai X. Cyr. 6.1.12 , Pl. R. 497a :—increase, not in Hom. (only a)e/cw), Pi. Fr. 153 , etc.; u(/brin au). Hdt. 7.16 . a/; o)/lbon A. Pers. 756 ; opp. i)sxnai/nein, Pl. Plt. 293b ; ei)s a)/peiron au). ti Id. Lg. 910b ; e)pi\ to\ e)/sxaton Id. R. 573a ; e)pi\ plei=on hu)=con th\n mageirikh\n te/xnhn Athenio 1.16 , etc. increase in power, strengthen, au). ta\ *(ellh/nwn increase their power, Hdt. 8.30 ; no/moisin au). po/lin S. Ant. 191 , cf. X. Mem. 3.7.2 ; exalt by one's deeds, glorify, po/lin, pa/tran, Pi. O. 5.4 , P. 8.38 , cf. IG 22.834 , etc.; exalt by praise, extol, e)painei=n kai\ au)/cein tina/ Pl. Ly. 206a ; se/ ge . . kai\ trofo\n kai\ mate/r' au)/cein honour thee as . . , S. OT 1092 (lyr.); of an orator, amplify, exaggerate, au)/cein kai\ meiou=n Arist. Rh. 1403a17 . with an Adj., tre/fein kai\ au). tina\ me/gan bring up to manhood, Pl. R. 565c ; mei/zw po/lin au). E. IA 572 (lyr.); to\n o)/gkon . . a)/peiron au)ch/sei Pl. R. 591d . au)/cein e)/mpura to sacrifice, Pi. I. 4(3).62 ; cf. a)e/cw. in Logic, = katapukno/w (q. v.), Arist. APo. 79a30 , al.; but o( au)co/menos lo/gos, name of a fallacy, Plu. Thes. 23 , 2.559b . Pass. , grow, increase, in size, number, strength, power, etc., Hes. Th. 493 , Pi. P. 8.93 , D. 61.5 , etc.; au). e)s plh=qos, e)s u(/yos, Hdt. 1.58 , 2.14 ; of a child, grow up, Id. 5.92 .e/; e)n ga\r toi=s po/noisin au)/cetai, of Theseus, E. Supp. 323 ; hu)cano/mhn a)kou/wn I grew taller as I heard, Ar. V. 638 ; of the wind, rise, Hdt. 7.188 ; hu)/chtai h( po/lis w(/st' ei)=nai tele/a Pl. R. 371e . with an Adj., au)/cesqai me/gas wax great, grow up, E. Ba. 183 ; au). mei/zwn A. Supp. 338 , Pl. Lg. 681a ; au). e)llo/gimos Id. Prt. 327c ; me/gas e)k mikrou= . . hu)/chtai D. 9.21 . later, Act. intr., like Pass. , h( selh/nh au)ca/nei Arist. APo. 78b6 , cf. HA 620a21 , Aristeas 208 , D.S. 4.64 , Ep.Col. 2.19 , D. Chr. 4.128 , D.C. 48.52 , etc. of Verbs, take the augment, both Act. and Pass. , Hdn. Epim. 280 ; au)/cousa (sc. sullabh/), h(, augment, ibid. (Cf. a)e/cw.) au)/c-h, h(, = au)/chsis , dub. l. in Hp. Nat.Puer. 16 , the form preferred by Pl. ; sw/matos au)/. kai\ fqi/sis R. 521e ; th\n ge/nesin kai\ au)/chn kai\ trofh/n ib. 509b , cf. Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.157 : also in pl., Pl. Phlb. 42d . dimension, h( tw=n ku/bwn au)/. Id. R. 528b . au)/c-hma, atos, to/, = foreg., Hp. Oct. 11 , E. Hyps.Fr. 3ii5 (lyr.). au)c-hro/s, o/n, dub. l. in Nic. Al. 588 . au)c-hsi/a, Ion. -ih, h(, the goddess of growth, Hdt. 5.82 , IG 5(1).363 (i A. D.). au)/c-hsis, ews, h(, growth, increase, Hp. VM 6 ; tw=n e)xqrw=n Th. 1.69 , cf. Plu. TG 13 ; kata\ to\ poso/n Arist. Metaph. 1069b11 ; of the Delta, Hdt. 2.13 : in Pl. , increments, Pl. R. 546b ; multiplications, Ascl. Tact. 2.7 . amplification, in Rhet., Arist. Rh. 1368a27 , 1413b34 ; met' au)ch/sews e)cagge/llein Plb. 10.27.8 , cf. D.H. Th. 19 (pl.). Gramm., the augment, EM 338.47 . au)c-hsi/fws, increasing light, epith. of a solar divinity, PMag.Par. 1.601 . au)c-hte/on, one must amplify, exaggerate, Men.Rh. p.359S. au)c-hth/s, ou=, o(, increaser, Orph. H. 11.11 , 15.8 . au)c-htiko/s, h/, o/n, growing, of growth, h( au). zwh/ Arist. EN 1098a1 ; yuxh/ Id. Juv. 469a26 ; au). ei)s mh=kos Thphr. HP 1.9.1 . Adv. -kw=s, kinei=sqai Ph. 1.492 . Act. , promoting growth, c. gen., splhno/s Hp. Acut. 62 ; mege/qous S.E. M. 3.24 : abs., trofh/ Arist. GA 745a3 ; -ko/n, to/, Id. Cael. 310a29 . metaph., amplificatory, in Rhet., Id. Rh. 1368a10 , Longin. 11.2 , etc. Adv. -kw=s Id. 38.2 , Sch. Il. Oxy. 221 ix 31 . productive, Aq. Is. 32.12 . au)c-hto/s, o/n, that may be increased, Arist. Cael. 310a28 . increased, a)riqmo/s Antioch.Astr. in Cat.Cod.Astr. 1.112.34 . au)/ci, prosper! in epitaphs, Princeton Exp.Inscr. 568 , al.; cf. au)ci/tw ib. 159 (v A. D.). au)ci/-dhmos [i^], increasing the people, epith. of Hermes, Hsch. au)ci-qa^lh/s, e/s, (qa/llw) promoting growth, Orph. H. 26.3 . au)ci-ke/rws, w, with rising horns, Archipp. 11 (Dind.). au)/ci^mos, on, promoting growth, Hp. Vict. 2.65 ( Comp. ), v.l. in Emp. 100.15 , X. Cyn. 7.3 . intr., growing, Hp. Art. 58 , Vict. 1.25 , A. Fr. 51 , E.ap. Lex.Sabb. 1.4 , Com.Adesp. 37 D. au)=cis, ews, h(, = au)/chsis , Hsch. au)ci/s, i/dos, h(, Byz. for kordu/lh or skordu/lh, young of the tunny, Phryn.Com. 56 , Arist. HA 571a17 , Nic. Al. 469 . au)ci/-trofos [i^], on, promoting growth, Orph. H. 10.17 , 51.13 . au)ci-fah/s, e/s, increasing light, Man. 5.174 , Cat.Cod.Astr. 8 4 ). 217 . au)ci/-fwnos, on, strengthening the voice, Philem.Lex. s.v. a)leci/kakos. au)ci-fwte/w, increase in light, wax, of the moon, Vett.Val. 196.16 , Paul Al. M. 4 . au)ci-fwti/a, h(, increase of light, Lyd. Mens. 4.71 . au)ci/-fwtos, on, waxing in light, EM 59.40 . au)co-bi/os [i^], on, increasing in wealth, Cat.Cod.Astr. 8(4).119 . au)co-meio/w, cause to wax and wane, Ptol. Alm. 6.7 :— Pass. , au)comeioume/nh *selh/nh Vett. Val. 331.28 . au)co-mei/wsis, ews, h(, rise and fall of the tide, Str. Chr. 3.26 (pl.). waxing and waning of the moon, Ant. Diog. 4 (pl.; also peri\ tou\s oi)kei/ous o)fqalmou/s ibid.), Ptol. Alm. 2.1 (pl.); variation in period, zw|di/wn Cat.Cod.Astr. 1.163.13 . au)co-se/lhnon, to/, increase of the moon, the waxing moon, AP 5.270 ( Maced. ). au)cu/nw, aor. Pass. hu)cu/nqhn, late form of au)ca/nw, Aesop. 51 . *au)cw/, ou=s, h(, (au)ca/nw) goddess of growth, called to witness in an Athenian citizen's oath, Paus. 9.35.2 , Poll. 8.106 . au)/cw, v. au)ca/nw. au)o/kwlos, on, withered of limb, Semon. 7.76 (prob. au)to/k-). au)onh/ (A), h(, (au)=os) dryness, withering, drought, Archil. 125 , A. Eu. 333 (lyr.), Herod. 8.2 . au)onh/ (B), h(, (au)/w B) cry, Semon. 7.20 . au)=os, h, on, Att. au)=os, a, on, also os, on Arist. Pr. 860a28 , Philostr. VS 1.21.1 :— dry, cu/lon a pole, Il. 23.327 ; au)=a palai/, peri/khla, of timber, Od. 5.240 , cf. Pl. Lg. 761c ; au)/hn kai\ dierh\n a)ro/wn (sc. gh=n) Hes. Op. 460 ; bo/as au)/as shields of ox-hide, Il. 12.137 , cf. 17.493 ; so, of hippopotamus' hide, Hdt. 2.71 ; tru/fos a)/rtou stale, AP 6.105 ( Apollonid. ); withered, ste/fanos Ar. Eq. 534 . of sound, au)=on a)u+tei=n or au)/ein give a dry, rasping sound, ko/ruqes d' a)mf' au)=on a)u/+teun Il. 12.160 ; au)=on a)/u+sen [qw/rhc] 13.441 ; au)=on de/ moi oi)=kos a)u+tei= prob. in Epic. Oxy. 1794.8 . au)=on a)po\ xlwrou= ta/mnein, i. e. to cut the nail from the quick, Hes. Op. 743 . drained dry, exhausted, Alex. 158 , Theoc. 8.48 ( Comp. ), prob. in Ant.Lib. 24.1 . thirsty, di/yh| au)/h IG 14.638 (Petelia), cf. GDI 4959a (Eleutherna), Luc. Luct. 8 . trembling, shivering (like a dry leaf), of the aged, Ar. Lys. 385 ; esp. of fear, au)=o/s ei)mi tw=| de/ei Men. Epit. 480 , cf. Pk. 163 , J. BJ 1.19.5 : abs., ib. 6.4.2 , Hld. 1.12 . metaph., 'stony broke', without money, Luc. Tox. 16 , DMeretr. 14.1 , Alciphr. 3.70 . of lit. style, dry, i)de/a lo/gwn Philostr. VS 1.20.2 . au)/h yuxh\ sofwta/th dub. in Heraclit. 118 . (Cf. Lith. sauũsas 'dry', O E. séar.) au)o/ths, Att. au(o/ths, htos, h(, dryness, Arist. HA 518a11 . a)u+pn-e/w, to be sleepless, Philostr. Gym. 53 :— Med. , a)u+pne/omai Phryn. PS p.9 B. a)u+pn-i/a, h(, sleeplessness, Pl. Lg. 807e , Max.Tyr. 5.1 ; e)n u(/pnw| a). Aret. SD 2.6 . a)/u+pn-os, on, sleepless, wakeful, of persons, Od. 9.404 , 10.84 , 19.591 , A. Pr. 32 , E. Or. 83 , X. Cyr. 2.4.26 : Sup. -o/tatos, tw=n strathgw=n D.C. 72.8 ; e)/xein a)u/+pnous a)/gras, of fishermen, S. Aj. 880 ; of the eye, a)/u+pna/ t' o)mma/twn te/lh E. Supp. 1137 : metaph., sleepless, never-resting, a)/. phda/lia dub. in A. Th. 206 (lyr.); krh=nai S. OC 685 (lyr.); a)ktai/ E. IT 423 (lyr.). Adv. -nws Sannyr. 2 D. of nights, sleepless, polla\s me\n a)u/+pnous nu/ktas i)/auon Il. 9.325 , Od. 19.340 ; also u(/pnos a)/. a sleep that is no sleep, from which one easily awakes, S. Ph. 848 (lyr.). a)u+pn-osu/nh, h(, = a)u+pni/a , Q.S. 2.155 . au)/ra, Ion. au)/rh, h(, breeze, esp. a cool breeze from water (cf. Arist. Mu. 394b13 ), or the fresh air of morning, once in Hom. , au)/rh d' e)k potamou= yuxrh\ pne/ei Od. 5.469 , cf. h.Merc. 147 , Hes. Op. 670 , etc.: rare in early Prose, au)/ras a)popneou/sas [o( *nei=los] mou=nos ou) pare/xetai Hdt. 2.19 ; au)/ra fe/rousa a)po\ xrhstw=n to/pwn u(gi/eian Pl. R. 401c , cf. X. HG 6.2.29 , Smp. 2.25 . metaph., qumiama/twn au)=rai the steam of incense, Ar. Av. 1717 ; canqai=sin au)/rais sw=ma pa=n a)ga/lletai, of a well-fried fish, Antiph. 217.22 ; dei=pnon o)/zon au)/ras *)attikh=s Dionys.Com. 2.40 ; au)/rh| filothsi/h| of the attractive influence of the female, Opp. H. 4.114 . metaph., of the changeful course of events, meta/tropoi pne/ousin au)=. do/mwn E. El. 1148 (lyr.); pole/mou meta/tropos au)/. Ar. Pax 945 ; of a bodily thrill, E. Hipp. 166 ; yuxa=s a)do/lois au)/rais guileless movements of soul, Id. Supp. 1029 (lyr.), cf. 1048 . *au)=rai personified, Q.S. 1.684 , Orph. A. 340 . epileptic aura, Gal. 8.94 , Alex. Trall. 1.15 . (Cf. a)h/r (a_)ve/r-), a)/ella, a)/hmi.) au)/rhktos, Aeol. for a)/-vrhktos, unbroken, Hdn.Gr. 2.171 , Eust. 548.31 . au)=ri, = taxe/ws , AB 464 . au)ri^ba/ths [ba^], ou, o(, (v. foreg.) swift-striding, A. Fr. 280 . au)ri/gammos, on, ( aurum, ga/mma) adorned with a golden *g, paragau=dai Lyd. Mag. 2.4 . au)ri/zw, procrastinate, Hsch., EM 171.57 ; also, = r(igou=n , ibid. ( Cypr. acc. to Hsch. ). au)rino/s, h/, o/n, of the morrow, Gloss. au)/rion, Adv. to-morrow, Il. 9.357 , Od. 1.272 , etc.; au)/. thnika/de tomorrow at this time, Pl. Phd. 76b ; e)s or ei)s au)/. on the morrow, Il. 8.538 (or till morning, Od. 11.351 ), Nicoch. 15 , Anaxandr. 4.4 ; for the morrow, kale/sai e)pi\ dei=pnon ei)s au)/. IG 22.17 , etc. presently, shortly, fa/gwmen kai\ pi/wmen, au)/. ga\r a)poqnh/|skomen 1 Ep.Cor. 15.32 ; opp. sh/meron, Ev.Matt. 6.30 . Subst., au)/. h(\n a)reth\n diaei/setai the morrow will distinguish . . , Il. 8.535 . h( au)/. (sc. h(me/ra) the morrow, S. Tr. 945 ( OT 1090 is corrupt); th\n au)/. me/llousan E. Alc. 784 ; h( au)/. h(me/ra X. Oec. 11.6 , Lys. 26.6 ; also h( e)s au)/. h(me/ra S. OC 567 ; to\ e)s au)/rion Id. Fr. 593.5 ; ei)s th\n au)/. Alex. 241.3 , Act.Ap. 4.3 ; e)pi\ th\n au)/.ib. 5 ; o( au)/. xro/nos E. Hipp. 1117 ; h( *au)/. personified by Simon. 210 B. ; dai/mona to\n *au)/rion Call. Epigr. 16 . (Cf. Lith. aušrà 'dawn', Skt. usrás 'of the dawn'; v. a)/gxauros, e(/ws. ) au)=rol: lagoi/, h)\ sau=roi, Hsch. (lo/goi i)/saurol cod.). au)rosxa/s, a/dos, h(, name of a vine, *)ikariwnei/hs Parth. Fr. 17 ; also, = to\ kata\ bo/trun klh=ma , Eratosth. 37 . au)rofo/rhtos, on, wind-borne, Sch. Ar. Ra. 1485 . au)sai=s: pnoai=s, kraugai=s, Hsch. au)sautou=, ta=s, tou=, Dor. for e(autou=, th=s, tou=, IG 5(2).265.18 (Mantinea), GDI 1696 , al. (Delph.), 4959 (Eleutherna), IG 4.840.3 (Calauria); cf. au)=s: au)to/s (Cret., Lacon. ), Hsch. : Delph. au)swto/n, au)swtw=n, GDI 1696 , SIG 703.11 : Boeot. a)sautu=, = e(autw=| , IG 7.3303 (Chaeronea); cf. au)tautou=. au)/sios, = thu/+sios , Ibyc. 12 ; cf. au)/tws. au)=sis, ews, h(, drying, EM 170.44 . au)so/n: chro/n, Hsch. *au)soni/a, poet. a)u+pn-i/h, h(, Italy, AP 14.121 ( Metrod. ): *au)soni/hqen App.Anth. 2.712b . 14 :—Adj. *au)so/nios, a, on, AP 7.343 , al.: *au)so/nioi, oi(, Italians, ib. 363 , al.:—also *au)/sones, oi(, Arist. Pol. 1329b20 , IG 14.1374 , Ael. VH 9.16 (of the aborigines): fem. *au)soni/s, i/dos, IG 14.2067 , 2137 . au)=sos: a)/lsos (Cret.), Hsch. au)stale/os, a, on, Ep. a)u+stale/os, (au)/w A) dried up, sunburnt, Od. 19.327 , Hes. Sc. 265 , Theoc. 14.4 , Call. Cer. 16 , A.R. 2.200 , etc. au)sth/r: me/trou o)/noma, Hsch. au)sthri/a, h(, = au)sthro/ths, strufno/ths kai\ au). Thphr. CP 6.12.6 . metaph. of men, austerity, h)qw=n Plb. 4.21.1 , Cat.Cod.Astr. 2.160.6 , etc.; as a virtue, Stoic. 3.66 . au)sthro/praktos, on, austere in conduct, Ptol. Tetr. 159 . au)sthro/s, a/, o/n, (au(/w) harsh, rough, bitter, u(/dwr Pl. Phlb. 61c , cf. Ti. 65d ; oi)=nos au)., opp. gluku/s, Hp. Acut. 52 , Fract. 29 , Arist. Pr. 872b35 , 934a34 ; o)smh/ Id. de An. 421a30 ; of country, rugged, to/poi OGI 168.57 (i B.C.): metaph., harsh, crabbed, poihth/s Pl. R. 398a ( Comp. ); severe, unadorned, h( pragmatei/a e)/xei au). ti Plb. 9.1.2 , cf. D.H. Dem. 47 ; gumna/dos au)sthro\n . . po/non severe, Epigr.Gr. 201 . Adv. -rw=s, kateskeua/sqai D.H. Dem. 43 . in moral sense, rigorous, austere, Arist. EE 1240a2 ; toi=s bi/ois Plb. 4.20.7 ( Sup. ), cf. Phld. Hom. p.23 O. ( Comp. ); au). kai\ au)qa/dhs D.H. 6.27 , cf. Stoic. 3.162 , Vett. Val. 75.11 ; strict, exacting, Ev.Luc. 19.21 , PTeb. 315.19 (ii A. D.); au)sthro/teron, to/, excessive rigour, BGU 140.18 (ii A. D.). Adv. -rw=s Satyr. Vit.Eur. Fr. 39 iv 19 : Comp. -o/teron LXX 2 Ma. 14.30 . au)sthro/ths, htos, h(, harshness, roughness, X. An. 5.4.29 ; oi)/nou, opp. gluku/ths, Pl. Tht. 178c , Thphr. HP 7.9.5 . metaph., harshness, crabbedness, tou= gh/rws Pl. Lg. 666b , cf. D.C. 56.3 . au)t-a/ggelos, o(, carrying one's own message, S. Ph. 568 ; bringing news of what oneself has seen, Th. 3.33 : c.gen. rei, lo/gwn S. OC 333 ; pa/qous Plu. 2.489e , cf. Arr. An. 4.2.6 , Max.Tyr. 14.2 , Nonn. D. 8.222 . au)t-a/ghtos [a^], on, (a)/gamai) = au)qa/dhs , Anacr. 142 ; conceited, Ion Trag. 8 . au)t-agresi/a, h(, free choice, e)c au)tagresi/hs Call. Fr. 120.2 . au)t-a/gretos, on, (a)gre/w) poet. for au)qai/retos, self-chosen, left to one's choice, ei) ga/r pws ei)/h au)ta/greta pa/nta brotoi=si Od. 16.148 ; soi\ d' au)ta/greto/n e)sti dah/menai h.Merc. 474 . taken by one's own hands or exertions, A.R. 4.231 . Act. , choosing freely, Semon. 1.19 , Opp. H. 5.588 . au)t-a/greutos, on, = au)to/plektos , Sch. Opp. H. 4.449 . au)t-a/delfos, on (h, on Sch. E. Hec. 944 ) brother's or sister's, ai(=ma A. Th. 718 , Eu. 89 ; au). *)ismh/nhs ka/ra S. Ant. 1 . Subst., one's own brother or sister, ib. 503 , 696 :—later au)t-ade/lfh, h(, Sch. E. Ph. 135 . au)taiw/rhtos, on, self-suspended, Hsch. au)ta/len: e)ski/rta, Hsch. au)ta/lkhs: zwmo/s, also = au)ta/rkhs , Id. au)tamaro/n, au)tame/rin, v. au)qh/meros II. au)t-andri/, Adv. of sq., Plb. 3.81.11 . au)/t-andros, on, (a)nh/r) together with the men, men and all, nau=s au)ta/ndrous a)pe/balon Plb. 1.23.7 , cf. Sosyl. p.31 B. , A.R. 3.582 , Luc. Bacch. 3 , etc.; po/leis au). a)nh|rh=sqai D.H. 7.60 : hence au)/. lao/s the people, every man of them, J. BJ 3.7.31 . au)t-a^ne/yios, o(, own cousin, A. Supp. 984 , E. Heracl. 987 , Pl. Euthd. 275b : Adj. au). sto/los A. Supp. 933 :—fem. au)t-a^neyi/a, Lyc. 811 . au)tani/das: au)=qis, pa/lin, Hsch. au)ta/ntas: o( proestw/s tinos pra/gmatos kai\ au)qentw=n, Id. au)ta/r ( a)vuta/r IG 12.1012 ), Conj. = a)ta/r ( Ep. and Cypr., Inscr.Cypr. 57 H.):—but, besides, moreover, prop. to introduce a contrast, Od. 13.286 , al.; also to mark a rapid succession of details, Il. 2.406 , al.; opp. me/n, *(/hfaistos me/n . . au). a)/ra *zeu/s . . ib. 102 sq., cf. Od. 19.512 sq.; au)ta/r toi but nevertheless, Il. 15.45 .—In an Epic reminiscence, Hermipp. 63.17 (hex.). au)ta/r: au)toma/th, e(kousi/a, Hsch. au)ta^re/sk-eia, h(, self-satisfaction, self-indulgence, Sm. Ec. 6.9 . au)ta^resk-e/w, to be self-satisfied, Tz. H. 9.279 . au)ta^/resk-os, on, self-satisfied, self-willed, Hsch. s.v. au)qe/kastos :—also au)ta/restos, Id. au)ta/rk-eia, h(, self-sufficiency, independence, Democr. 246 , Hp. Ep. 17 , Pl. Phlb. 67a , Arist. EN 1097b7 , Epicur. Ep. 3p.63U. , etc.; au). zwh=s Arist. Rh. 1360b15 ; kth/sews Id. Pol. 1256b32 ; h( th=s trofh=s au). Id. GA 776b8 . concrete, a sufficiency, PFlor. 242.8 (iii A. D.); a competence, Vett.Val. 289.32 . au)tark-esi/a, h(, sufficiency, Psalm.Solom. 5.18 . au)tark-e/w, supply with necessaries, au)ta/rkhsen e(auto\n e)n e)rh/mw| LXX De. 32.10 . to be sufficient, Arist. EE 1242a8 , PLips. 29.11 (iii A. D.). au)ta/rk-hs, es, (a)rke/w) sufficient in oneself, self-supporting, independent of others, a)nqrw/pou sw=ma e(\n ou)de\n au)/. e)stin Hdt. 1.32 ; au). ei)s pa/nta Pl. Plt. 271d ; ei)s eu)daimoni/an, of a)reth/, Zeno Stoic. 1.46 ; ou)k au). a)lla\ pollw=n e)ndeh/s Pl. R. 369b ; o( sofo\s -e/statos Arist. EN 1177b1 , cf. Epicur. Sent.Vat. 45 ; au)ta/rkh fronei=n E. Fr. 29 ; nhdu\s au). te/knwn helping itself, acting instinctively, A. Ch. 757 ; au). boh/ a self-reliant shout, S. OC 1057 (s. v.l.); po/lis au). qe/sin keime/nh Th. 1.37 , cf. 2.36 ( Sup. ); oi)ki/a -e/steron e(no/s, po/lis d' oi)ki/as Arist. Pol. 1261b11 ; to\ te/leion a)gaqo\n au)/. ei)=nai dokei= Id. EN 1097b8 ; sw=ma au)/. pro/s ti strong enough for a thing, Th. 2.51 , cf. X. Mem. 4.8.11 : c. inf., able of oneself to do a thing, ei) ga\r au)ta/rkh ta\ yhfi/smata h)=n h)\ u(ma=s a)nagka/zein ktl. D 3.14 , cf. X. Cyr. 4.3.4 . Adv. -kws, e)/xein Arist. Rh. 1362a27 : Sup. -e/stata, zh=n X. Mem. 1.2.14 . sufficient in quantity, a)rgu/rion au)/. ei)s sitwni/an Ph. 2.69 ; u(/dwr au)/. toi=s poimni/ois J. AJ 2.11.2 , cf. PLond. 3 . 1166.6 (i A.D.), POxy. 729.19 (ii A.D.); o)/cous to\ -e/staton Gal. 13.1046 . Adv. -kws sufficiently, BGU 665.18 (i A.D.), Plot. 3.3.3 , Theol.Ar. 45 . au)tarx-e/w, to be an absolute ruler, Pi. Pae. 4.37 , D.C. 44.2 . au)/tarx-os, on, autocratic, i)sxu/s Id. 61.7 : as Subst., IGRom. 4.1612 (Hypaepa). au)tau/lhs, ou, o(, soloist on the flute, condemned by Phryn. 145 . au)tauto/qen, of oneself, Euryph. ap. Stob. 1.6.19 . au)tautou= or au)tarx-tw=, au)tauth=s (-ta=s), Dor. for e(autou=, e(auth=s, pepai/deutai ga\r au)tauta=s u(/po Epich. 172.7 , cf. IG 14.646 (Heraclea), Archyt. 2 , Philol. 5 , Axiop. 1.15 , Diotog. ap. Stob. 4.7.62 : acc., au)tauto/n Ecphant. ap. Stob. 4.7.64 ; au)tauto/n IG 4.156 (Aegina): as Adj., tai=s au)tautai=s xersi/n Sophr. 19 (-ta=s Pors.):—also au)tou=ta, for e(autou=, IG 14.287 , 288 (Segesta): pl., au)tw=nta ib. 316 (Thermae Himeraeae). au)=te, Adv., (au)=, te):—used by Hom. like au)= , of Time, again, Il. 1.202 , 2.105 , 370 , al.; freq. dh\ au)=te 1.340 , 2.225 , and with crasis, dau)=te Alcm. 36 , dhu)=te Archil. 60 , Sapph. 40 , Alc. 19.1 , Hippon. 78 . to mark Sequence or Transition, again, furthermore, e(/kton d' au)=t' *)odush=a Il. 2.407 ; *dardani/wn au)=t' h)=rxen . . *ai)nei/as ib. 819 , cf. 826 , etc.; esp. in speeches, to\n d' au)=te prose/eipe . . him in turn addressed . . , 3.58 , al.; a)mfi/ moi au)=te a)/naxq' e(katabo/lon a)eide/tw frh/n Terp. 2 , cf. Ar. Nu. 595 ; h(/d' au)=q' e(/rpei S. Tr. 1009 (lyr.). on the other hand, on the contrary, sts. opp. me/n (instead of de/), Il. 1.237 , Od. 22.6 ; coupled with de/, h.Cer. 137 , A. Pers. 183 , Th. 5 , Ag. 553 .—Freq. in A. , once in S. , never in E. ; not in Prose; Com. only in Dact. and Anap. in Epic reminiscences, Cratin. 169 , Ar. Pax 1270 , Metag. 4.2 (prob.); nu=n au)=te lew\| prose/xete to\n nou=n Ar. V. 1015 . au)te/gguos, on, one's own security, PEdgar 30.21 (iii B.C.). au)tei=, Adv., Dor. for au)tou=, Isyll. 73 , IG 12(3).248.19 (Anaphe), A.D. Synt. 238.9 ; Boeot. au)ti=, Schwyzer 462 A 5 (Tanagra, iii B.C.). au)t-e/kmagma, atos, to/, one's very image, Ar. Th. 514 . au)t-ene/rgeia, h(, self-moving energy, Eustr. in EN 330.27 : au)toene/rgeia, Phlp. in de An. 35.1 . au)t-ene/rghtos, or au)toen-, on, spontaneous, zwh/ Procl. in Prm. p.611S. (au)t-), in Alc. p.18C. (au)to-), Theol.Plat. 6.22 , Iamb. Myst. 4.3 . au)t-eni^auto/s, o/n, of the year, this year's, ge/nh BGU 1120.34 (i B. C.), al.; ko/pros Gp. 2.21.10 ; oi)=nos Orib. Fr. 142 : neut. as Adv., Epigr. in Supp.Epigr. 2.431 . au)t-ecou/sios, on, in one's own power, free, poiw=n to\ au). Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.284 , cf. Diogenian.Epicur. 3.61 , Plot. 1.4.8 , Iamb. Myst. 3.14 ; of persons, Muson. Fr. 12p.66H. , Arr. Epict. 4.1.62 , PLips. 29.6 (iii A.D.); of captives, freed unconditionally, D.S. 14.105 ; absolute, basilei/a J. AJ 15.7.10 ; du/namis Plot. 6.8.20 ; au)., to/, freedom of choice, Procl. in Alc. p.143C. , etc.; au). a)rxh/ Plot. 3.2.10 . Adv. -ws J. BJ 5.13.5 , Plot. 6.8.20 , Procl. Theol.Plat. 6.16 ; cf. au)toecou/sios. au)t-ecousio/ths, htos, h(, free will, v.l. in LXX 4 Ma. 2.21 : au)to- Eustr. in EN 390.11 . au)t-epa/ggeltos, on, offering of oneself, of one's free will, au). h)qe/lhse sumbale/sqai xrh/mata Hdt. 7.29 ; au). u(posth=nai E. HF 706 ; parei=nai, xwrei=n, Th. 1.33 , 4.120 ; bohqei=n Isoc. 1.25 ; e)qelontai/ D. 18.68 . Adv. -tws Ph. 2.173 . self invited, dub. in Luc. JTr. 37 . au)t-e/painos, on, self-laudatory, Sch. Il. Oxy. 1087 i 17 . au)t-epibou/leutos, on, self-destructive, Ath. Mech. 32.9 , [ Hero ] Poliorc. p.269 W. au)t-epi/boulos, on, plotting against oneself, interpol. in Aesop. 18 ; = au)tofoneu/s , Hsch. au)t-epi/spastos, on, drawn on oneself, self-incurred, Id. s.v. au)qaire/tw|. au)t-epista^te/w, to be present oneself, and Subst. au)t-epista^si/a, h(, Sch. Theoc. 7.6 . au)t-episth/mh, h(, absolute science, Procl. Theol.Plat. 4.14 , Plot. 5.8.4 (au)to-). au)t-epi/strofos, on, returning upon oneself, Olymp. in Alc. p.209C. au)t-epita/kths, ou, o(, one who rules absolutely, Pl. Plt. 260e . au)t-epitaktiko/s, h/, o/n, belonging to absolute power: -kh/ (sc. te/xnh), h(, ibid., etc. ordaining by authority, th=s triadikh=s diaire/sews Dam. Pr. 98 . au)t-epi/taktos, on, self-bidden, spontaneous, Poll. 1.156 . au)t-epw/nu^mos, on, of the same surname with, sou= patro/s E. Ph. 769 . au)t-ere/ths, ou, o(, one who rows himself, i.e. rower and soldier at once, au). kai\ ma/ximoi Th. 1.10 , cf. 3.18 , 6.91 . rowing one's own boat, AP 7.305 (Adaeus). a)u+te/w [u_], used by Hom. only in 3 pers. impf., and in Trag. (never in S. ) only in pres. and impf.: h)u/+thsa Nonn. D. 11.185 , Epigr.Gr. 995.7 : (au)/w B):—cry, shout, makro\n a)u/+tei Il. 20.50 ; kai\ me/g' a)u/+tei 21.582 ; klhdw\n a)u+tei= A. Ag. 927 : c. acc. cogn., toiau=t' a)u+tw=n Id. Th. 384 ; a)u/+tei d' o)cu/ Id. Pers. 1058 (lyr.); ti/ tini E. El. 757 , etc. c. acc. pers., call to, a)u/+tei pa/ntas a)ri/stous Il. 11.258 ; a)u/+teun *)/artemin E. Hipp. 167 (lyr.); ti/ *zh=n' a)u+tei=s; why call on Zeus? Ar. Lys. 717 : c. acc. pers. et inf., E. Rh. 668 . c. acc. rei, call for, boa\n a). call for help, Id. Hec. 1092 (lyr.). proclaim, c. inf., Man. 4.39 , 428 . a)u+th/ [u_], h(, (au)/w B) cry, shout, esp. battle-shout, war-cry, a)u+th\ d' ou)rano\n i(=ken Il. 2.153 ; a)u+th/ te pto/lemo/s te 6.328 ; ki/ndunos o)cei/as a)u+ta=s Pi. N. 9.35 : generally, glw/sshs a)u+th\n *fwki/dos A. Ch. 564 ; of the blast of the trumpet, Id. Pers. 395 ; of the creaking of the axle, Parm. 1.6 . ( a)vu_ta/ IG 9(1).868 (Corc.).) au)t-h/koos, on, (a)kou/w) one who has himself heard, ear-witness, au). tinos gene/sqai Th. 1.133 , Pl. Lg. 658c . hearing oneself, i.e. a law unto oneself, Ph. 2.2 , al., Suid. ; so, self-acquired, a)reth/, e)pisth/mh, Ph. 1.371 , 354 . au)t-h=mar, Adv. = au)qhmero/n , on the self-same day, Il. 18.454 , Od. 3.311 ; for that day, Il. 1.81 . au)t-hmero/n, Ion. for au)qhmero/n, Hdt. 2.122 . au)ti/ka^ [i^], Adv. forthwith, at once, in a moment, which notion is strengthd. by Hom. in au). nu=n, ma/l' au). on the spot, Od. 10.111 , al.: c. part., au)ti/k' i)o/nti immediately on his going, 2.367 ; beginning a sentence, Sapph. Supp. 20a . 13 : in Prose, au). geno/menos as soon as born, Hdt. 2.146 ; au). ma/la Id. 7.103 , IG 12.39.47 , Pl. Prt. 318b ; au). dh\ ma/la presently (at the end of a sentence), D. 21.19 , 23 ; au). nukto/s Theoc. 2.119 . now, for the moment, au). kai\ mete/peita Od. 14.403 ; o( me\n au)ti/x' o( d' h(/cei A. Ch. 1020 ; h(du\ me\n ga\r au) . . . e)n de\ xro/nw| . . E. Andr. 781 (lyr.); Th. opposes to\ au). and o( me/llwn po/lemos 1.36 , cf. 2.41 : with a Subst., th\n me\n au)ti/x' h(me/ran S. OC 433 ; o( au). fo/bos momentary fear, Th. 3.112 , cf. 1.41 , 124 . in a slightly future sense, immediately, presently, au)ti/k' a)kou/sesqe D. 19.17 , cf. S. Ph. 14 , 1001 , Ar. Pl. 347 , etc.; opp. nu=n, Pl. Grg. 459c , R. 420c ; e)mpe/ptwken ei)s lo/gous ou(\s au). ma=llon . . a(rmo/sei le/gein D. 18.42 . for example, to begin with, Hp. Epid. 1.25 , Acut. 16 ; au). ga\r a)/rxei dia\ ti/n' o( *zeu/s; Ar. Pl. 130 , cf. Au. 166 , 574 , Pl. Prt. 395e , R. 340d , Dialex. 2.2 , al.; au). dh\ ma/la for example now, D. 25.29 ; at any rate, Plu. 2.1137d . = au)=qis , Arat. 880 , 1076 (but = eu)qe/ws , Sch.). au)=tis, v. au)=qis : Cret. au)=tin Leg.Gort. 4.3 . au)ti/ths [i_], ou, o(, ( au)to/s) by oneself, alone, Arist. Fr. 668 . as Subst., au)ti/ths (sc. oi)=nos), o(, home-made wine, Telecl. 9 , Polyzel. 1 , Hp. Morb. 3.14 . a)u+tmeno/phs (-pis cod.) : pefushme/nos, pepneusme/nos, Hsch. a)u+tmh/, h(, (a)/hmi) breath, ei)s o(/ k' a). e)n sth/qessi me/nh Il. 9.609 ; tei=re d' a). *(hfai/stoio the fiery breath of Hephaistos, 21.366 ; o(/sson puro\s i(/ket' a). Od. 16.290 (hence abs. for heat, 9.389 ): in pl., perisxi/zonto d' a)u+tmai\ *(hfai/stou Q.S. 13.329 ; of bellows, eu)/prhston a). e)caniei=sai Il. 18.471 ; a)ne/mwn a)me/garton a)u+tmh/n Od. 11.400 . scent, fragrance, me kni/shs a)mfh/luqen h(du\s a). 12.369 , cf. Il. 14.174 ; qh/reios a). scent of game, Opp. C. 1.467 . a)u+tmh/n, e/nos, o(, = a)u+tmh/, xe/) a)u+tme/na Il. 23.765 ; a)ne/mwn e)p' a)u+tme/na xeu=en Od. 3.289 . au)to-a^ga^qo/s, h/, o/n, good in itself, Plot. 1.8.13 : esp. in neut. au)to-a^ga^qo/n, to/, the ideal good, the Form of good, Arist. Metaph. 996a28 , Plot. 6.6.10 . au)to-a^ga^qo/ths, htos, h(, absolute goodness, Procl. Inst. 127 . au)to-a/dhs [a_], etym. of au)qa/dhs, Arist. MM 1192b33 . au)to-a_h/r, e/ros, o(, air by itself, Herm. ap. Stob. 3.11.31 . au)to-a^lhqe/s, to/, the true-in-itself, Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 301.6 . au)to-a^lhqw=s, in very truth, Suid. s.v. au)to/. au)to-a/lfa, to/, -bh=ta, to/, the very a)/lfa, bh=ta, Arist. Metaph. 1087a9 (al. divisim). au)to-a/nqrwpos, o(, the ideal man, the Form of man, Id. EN 1096a35 , Metaph. 991a29 , etc. a very man, of a statue, Luc. Philops. 18 . au)to-a/ni^son, to/, inequality in the abstract, Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 809.14 . au)to-ano/sion, to/, abstract impiety, Procl. in Prm. p.773S. au)to-apeiri/a, h(, infinity itself, Id. Inst. 92 . au)to-a/peiros, on, infinite in itself, Plot. 2.4.7 . au)to-aplo/ths, htos, h(, simplicity itself, of a person, o( basileu\s to\n tro/pon h)=n au). Anon. ap. Suid. s.v. au)to-a^riqmo/s, o(, abstract number, Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 109.17 , al. au)to-arxh/, h(, ideal rule, Epist.Gall. in Jul. Ep. 455b . au)to-ba^fh/s, e/s, self-dipped, Nonn. D. 30.123 . au)to-bh=ta, to/, v. au)toa/lfa. au)to-bla/bh [a^], h(, very mischief, Sch.rec. S. El. 301 . au)to-bla^bh/s, e/s, self-harming, Sch. A. Th. 917 . au)to-boa/w, bear testimony of oneself, AB 465 , Suid. au)to-boei/, Adv. by a mere shout, at the first shout, au). e(lei=n take without a blow, Th. 2.81 , 3.113 , 8.62 , etc.; au). labei=n kle/ptonta, = e)p' au)tofw/rw| , AB 465 . au)to-boh/qhtos, on, self-supporting, of an argument, Simp. in Ph. 354.29 . au)to-bo/htos, on, self-sounding, o)/rganon Nonn. D. 1.432 . au)to-bore/as, ou, o(, a very Boreas, Luc. Tim. 54 . au)to-bou/lhsis, ews, h(, the abstract will, v.l. in Arist. Top. 147a8 . au)to-boulh/tws, of one's own purpose, Hsch. s.v. e)qelonth/s. au)to/-boulos, on, self-willing, self-purposing, A. Th. 1058 . au)to-bou=s, boo/s, o(, ideal ox, Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 758.31 . au)to-bra^du/ths, htos, h(, ideal slowness, Procl. Hyp. 1.1 . au)to/-ga^mos, on, = au)togo/nos 11 , Nonn. D. 40.405 . au)to-ge/neqlos, on, = sq., Orac.Chald. 32 ; h(/lios Hymn.Mag. 4.24 ; ka/nqaros, of Kheper, PMag.Par. 1.943 . self-producing, fu/sis Nonn. D. 41.52 . au)to-gene/twr, toros, = foreg. 2 , PMag.Par. 2.1561 , PMag.Leid. W. 7.6 . au)to-genh/s, e/s, self-produced, dai/mwn v. l. in Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.44 , cf. Ph. 1.618 , Max.Tyr. 16.6 , Procl. in Prm. p.893 S. , Orph. Fr. 245.8 . au)togene/s, to/, = na/rkissos , Ps.- Dsc. 4.158 ; o)stou=n au)., = kolokunqi/s , ib. 176 . sprung from the same stock, kindred, A. Supp. 8 (cj. Bamberger for au)toge/nhton). au)to-ge/nhtos, on, self-generated, Simp. in Ph. 824.16 (s.v.l.). au)to-gennhtiko/s, h/, o/n, of itself productive of . . , Procl. in Prm. p.821 S. au)to-ge/nnhtos, on, = au)togenh/s : au). koimh/mata mhtro/s a mother's intercourse with her own child, S. Ant. 864 . au)to-gewrgo/s, f.l. for au)tourgo/s , Ph. 1.685 . au)to-gh=, h(, ideal earth, archetype of earth, Plot. 6.7.11 , Herm. ap. Stob. 3.11.31 . au)to/-glu^fos, on, self-engraved, li/qos Ps.- Plu. Fluv. 12.2 au)to-glw/xi_n, i_nos, o(, h(, in one piece with the point, oi)sto/s Hld. 9.19 . au)to-gnwmone/w, act of one's own judgement, X. HG 7.3.6 . au)to-gnw/mwn, on, gen. onos, on one's own judgement, at one's own discretion, kri/nein au)., opp. kata\ gra/mmata, Arist. Pol. 1270b29 , cf. 1272a39 . Adv. -o/nws Plu. Demetr. 6 : —hence Subst. au)to-osu/nh, h(, Zonar. au)to-gnw=sis, ews, h(, absolute knowledge, Olymp. in Phd. p.100 N., Procl. in Alc. p.88C. au)to/-gnwtos, on, self-determined, self-willed, o)rgh/ S. Ant. 875 :—alsoau)to/-gnwstos, on, knowable in itself, Simp. in Ph. 1250.14 , Dam. Pr. 80 . au)to/-gonos, on, self-produced, Nonn. D. 8.103 , Syrian. in Metaph. 187.9 , Procl. in Cra. p.17 P. Adv. -nws Syrian. in Metaph. 142.17 , Procl. in Prm. p.897S. Act. , (-go/nos) self-producing, breeding alone, Nonn. D. 9.229 , Iamb. Myst. 10.6 . au)to-grammh/, h(, line in itself, Arist. Metaph. 1036b14 , Plot. 6.6.17 . au)to/-gra^fos, on, written with one's own hand, e)pistolai/ D.H. 5.7 , Plu. Sert. 27 ; to\ au). one's own writing, Id. 2.1115c . au)to/-gu^os, on , a)/rotron au). a plough whose gu/hs is of one piece with the e)/luma and i(stoboeu/s, not fitted together (phkto/n), Hes. Op. 433 , A.R. 3.232 , 1285 . au)to-da^h/s, e/s, self-taught, a)reta/ Diagor. 1 ; o)rxh/mata S. Aj. 700 (lyr.). au)to-da/i+ktos [a^], on, self-slain, AP 9.293 ( Phil. ), Opp. H. 2.349 ; mutually slain, A. Th. 735 (lyr.). au)to-dai/mwn, onos, o(, archetypal dai/mwn, Plot. 3.5.6 . au)to/-daitos, on, of a guest, bringing his own share to a feast, Lyc. 480 . au)to-dakh\s mh=nis: mikra/, Hsch. , cf. sq. au)t-oda/c, Adv. with the very teeth, gunai=kes au)toda\c w)rgisme/nai women angered even to biting, Ar. Lys. 687 ; to\n au)toda\c tro/pon your ferocious temper, Id. Pax 607 . au)to-deh/s, e/s, insufficient in itself, dub. in Corp.Herm. 10.10 . au)to/-deipnos, on, = au)to/daitos , Hsch. au)to/-deka, just ten, Th. 5.20 . au)to-deka/s, a/dos, h(, the series 1, 2, . . 10, Plot. 6.6.14 . au)to/-dermos, on, skin, bark and all, Hsch. s.v. au)to/floion. au)to-de/smhtos, on, = au)ta/greutos , Sch. Opp. H. 4.449 . au)to-despotei/a, h(, absolute rule, Procl. in Prm. p.736 S. au)to-despo/ths, ou, o(, absolute master, Eustr. in EN 387.8 . au)to-de/spotos, on, at one's own will, free, Hierocl. Prov. ap. Phot. Bibl. p.172 B. ; absolute master, paqw=n LXX 4 Ma. 1.1 . au)to/-detos, on, self-bound, Opp. C. 2.376 . au)to/-dhlos, on, self-evident, A. Th. 848 (lyr.). au)to-dhmiou/rghtos, on, self-made, i.e. in the natural state, Hsch. s.v. au)to/culon. au)to-dia_koni/a, h(, self-service, Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.177 , Teles p.54H. au)to-dia_kone/w, serve oneself, Eust. 732.65 . au)to-dia/konos [a_], on, serving oneself, Str. 16.4.26 . au)to-di/daktos [i^], on, self-taught, Od. 22.347 ; au). e)/swqen qumo/s A. Ag. 991 (lyr.); filosofi/a D.H. 5.12 ; of instinct, to\ tw=n o)rga/nwn au). Gal. 8.445 . Adv. -tws instinctively, Id. 19.175 , cf. Alex.Aphr. Pr. 1.14 ; without instruction, Phld. Rh. 1.129S. (dub.). au)to-dih/ghtos, on, narrated in the first person, opp. dialogue, D.L. 9.111 . au)to-dihgou/menos, h, on, narrating in the first person, ibid. au)to-di/kaion [i^], to/, abstract right, Aristid. 2.182 J. , Procl. in Prm. p.773 S. , Dam. Pr. 60 . au)to-di^kaiosu/nh, h(, very righteousness, Plot. 1.2.6 , Herm. in Phdr. p.144A. au)to-di^ke/w, to be au)to/dikos, Din. Fr. 60.4 , Poll. 8.24 . au)to/-di^kos, on, with independent jurisdiction, with one's own courts, Th. 5.18 , J. AJ 19.2.2 , GDI 4985 (Gortyn). au)to/di^on, Adv. straightway, Od. 8.449 . au)to-dipla/sion, to/, the ideal double, its Form, Arist. Metaph. 990b32 . au)to-di/poun [i^], podos, to/, ideal biped, Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 105.5 . au)to/-doca, h(, opinion in the abstract, Arist. Top. 162a30 . au)to-do/caston, to/, the object of opinion in the abstract, Suid. s.v. au)to/. au)to/-doros, on, hide and all, Plu. 2.694b . au)to-doulei/a, h(, absolute servitude, Procl. in Prm. p.736S. au)to-drome/w, run of itself, Dion.Byz. 53 . au)to/-dromos, on, running or moving of itself, Hp. Hebd. 2 . au)to-du^a/s, a/dos, h(, the ideal number two, Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 87.9 , Phlp. in de An. 77.8 . au)to-du/na^mis [u^], ews, h(, abstract potentiality, Procl. Inst. 92 . au)to-e<qei/>-ras: ko/mas h)\ kai\ ko/smous, Hsch. au)to-eidh/s, e/s, true to its own ei)=dos, M. Ant. 11.12 (s. v.l.), Olymp. in Alc. p.16C. ofideal, abstract nature, Dam. Pr. 340 . au)to-ei=dos, to/, abstract form, read by Alex.Aphr. in Arist. Metaph. 1087a6 . au)to-e/kastos, on, = au)qe/kastos , Arist. Top. 162a27 ; to\ au). the idea of each object, Id. EN 1096a35 , cf. Dam. Pr. 427 . au)to-e/kta^tos, on, (e)ktei/nw) long by nature, of syllables, Eust. 943.59 . au)to-elaiourgo/s, o(, dub. sens, in PPetr. 3p.169 . au)to-ele/fas, antos, o(, ideal elephant, Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 761.30 . au)to-e/liktos, on, returning into itself, ku/klos Nonn. D. 33.272 , al. au)to-e/n, to/, abstract unity, Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 87.9 , al., Plot. 5.3.12 , 6.2.5 , Procl. in Prm. p.547 S., Inst. 2 , al. au)to-ena/s, a/dos, h(, ideal e(na/s, ib. 128 . au)to-ene/rgeia, au)to/-htos, v. au)ten-. au)to-ennea/s, a/dos, h(, the ideal number nine, Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 836.25 . au)to-entei/, Adv. with one's own hand, D.C. 58.24 ( v.l. au)toenti/a| , as in Fr. 13.2 ). au)to-e/nths, ou, o(, in S. , = au)qe/nths , a murderer, OT 107 , El. 272 : also in late Prose, D.C. 58.15 (s. v. l.). au)to-enti/a, h(, = au)qenti/a , Id. Fr. 13.2 . au)to-eca/s, a/dos, h(, ideal e(ca/s, Sch. Arist. 833a2 . au)to-ecou/sios, on, autonomous, Anon. in EN 139.17 . Adv. -i/ws ib. 139.18 . au)to-e/painos, on, praising one-self, to\ au). Sch. Il. 16.70 . au)to-epiqu_mi/a, h(, the Form of desire, v.l. in Arist. Top. 147a8 . au)to-epi/pedon, to/, ideal surface, plane in itself, Alex. Aphr. in Metaph. 128.3 . au)to-episth/mh, h(, abstract science, Procl. in Prm. p.738 S. au)to-etei/, Adv. of -eth/s, Theoc. 28.13 , Thphr. CP 3.12.1 . au)to-etero/ths, htos, h(, abstract difference, Plot. 2.4.13 , Dam. Pr. 322 . au)to-eth/s, e/s, (e)/tos) in or of the same year, of trees, au)toetei=s au)ai/nontai Thphr. HP 3.7.1 ; e)/rifos J. AJ 3.9.3 . Adv. au)toete/s within the year, Od. 3.322 , D.C. 36.37 ; genna=n Arist. HA 562b12 ; at one year old, o)xeu/esqai ib. 545a24 . au)to-eti/ths, ou, o(, f.l. for au)to-eth/s , Gal. 19.87 . au)to-zh/mios, on, self-punished, Hsch. s.v. au)to/karnos. au)to-zh/thtos, on, self-sought, i.e. unsought, EM 173.13 . au)to-zw=|on, to/, animal in the abstract, Arist. Top. 137b11 , Simp. in Ph. 824.17 , Dam. Pr. 88 . au)to/-zw|os, on, self-existent, yuxh/ Herm. in Phdr. p.118A. , but usu. au)to/-zws, zwn, having life in itself, Plot. 3.8.8 ; pa=sa yuxh\ au). e)sti Procl. Inst. 189 , cf. Dam. Pr. 80 . au)to-hdu/, to/, pleasure in the abstract, v.l. in Arist. Top. 147a8 . au)to-h/lios, o(, ideal sun, Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 198.15 . au)to-qai/+s, i/dos, h(, Thais herself, Luc. Rh.Pr. 12 . au)to-qa/na^tos [qa^], on, dying by one's own hand, Plu. 2.293e . au)to/qe, v. au)to/qen. au)to-qelei/, Adv. of sq., voluntarily, AP 7.470 ( Mel. ). au)to-qelh/s, e/s, of one's own will, ib. 9.79 ( Leon. ), 5.21 ( Rufin. ). Adv. -lw=s Eust. 771.20 . au)to/qen, before a conson. sts. au)to/qe, Theoc. 5.60 , Supp.Epigr. 2.293 (Delph., iii/ii B. C.): Adv. of Place, = e)c au)tou= tou= to/pou , from the very spot: freq. with a Prep., au). e)c e(/drhs straight from his seat, without rising, Il. 19.77 ; au). e)c e(dre/wn Od. 13.56 , cf. 21.420 ; e)k tou= *)/argous au). Th. 5.83 ; *)/argeos e)c i(eroi=o au). Theoc. 25.171 : rare in Trag., su\ d' au). moi xai=re from where you stand, not coming nearer, S. OC 1137 ; tw=n me\n au). tw=n de\ a)po\ *strumo/nos some from the country itself, others . . , Hdt. 1.64 ; au). paraskeuh=| e)pie/nai with a force raised on the spot, Th. 6.21 ; au). polemou=nta bioteu/ein live on the country, Id. 1.11 ; o(/pws au). au)tw=| ta\ sw/mata kai\ th\n gnw/mhn paraskeua/zointo X. Ages. 1.28 ; oi( au). the natives, Th. 2.25 , 6.21 , cf. 4.129 ; xruso\s au). kaqaro/s in its native state, Plb. 34.10.12 ; e)nqe/nd' au). Ar. Ach. 116 ; u(/dwr au). poqe\n sulleibo/menon Luc. Alex. 13 . from oneself, of one's own accord, spontaneously, Demetr. Eloc. 32 ; au). ei)de/nai ti Dam. Pr. 351 . of Time, as we say on the spot, i.e. at once, immediately, Il. 20.120 , A. Supp. 102 , Hdt. 8.64 , Th. 1.141 ; dh=lo/s e)stin au). Ar. Eq. 330 , cf. Ec. 246 , Pl. Grg. 470e ; le/gete au). Id. Smp. 213a . obuiously, au). e)kfanh/s self-evident, Cleom. 1.8 ; au). gnw/rimos Muson. Fr. 1p.2H. ; au). pro/dhlon S.E. P. 2.164 ; au). fai/nesqai Plu. 2.930a ; au). e)nargh/s Plot. 5.5.1 . hastily, Plb. 5.35.13 , al., D.S. 1.37 . merely, only, dub. in Pl. Sph. 22c b, cf. Plu. 2.631d , Luc. Merc.Cond. 4 . au)to/-qeos, o(, very God, Procl. in Prm. p.856S. , Eustr. in EN 287.34 . au)to-qeo/ths, htos, h(, very Godhead, Procl. in Prm. p.866 S. au)to/-qermos, on, warm in itself, Olymp. in Phd. p.226N. au)to/-qetos, on, self-placed, Sch.D.T. p.220H. au)to/-qhktos, on, self-sharpened, epith. of cold-forged iron, A. Fr. 356 . au)to-qh/reutos, on, self-caught or taken, Sch. Opp. H. 5.588 . au)to/qi^, Adv. = au)tou= , on the spot, au)to/q' e)/ase kei=sqai Il. 5.847 , etc.; par' au). (vv.ll. au)to/fi, au)ti/ka) 23.147 , cf. Hdt. 1.93 , 2.44 , 56 , al.: also in Com. and Att. Prose, Ar. Eq. 119 , Pherecr. 84 , Lys. 23.11 , Pl. Prt. 314b ,al. later of Time, on the spot, Luc. Cal. 24 . au)/toikos lew/s, prob. a slave with his house, GDI 5533e6 . au)to/-i+ppos, o(, ideal horse, Arist. Metaph. 1040b33 . au)to/-i^son, to/, ideal equality, Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 79.14 , Procl. in Prm. p.676 S. , Herm. in Phdr. p.121A. au)to-i^so/ths, htos, h(, abstract equality, Procl. in Prm. p.676 S. au)to-ka/bda^los, on, done carelessly, slovenly, Arist. Rh. 1415b38 ; au). ska/fos a bark built offhand, Lyc. 745 . Adv. -lws extempore, peri\ eu)o/gkwn le/gein Arist. Rh. 1408a12 . au)toka/bdaloi, oi(, buffoons, improvisers, Eup. 2c o, Semus 20 , Luc. Lex. 10 . au)to/-ka^kon, to/, evil in itself, radical evil, Plot. 1.8.8 , Herm. in Phdr. p.156A. masc. -kakos, o(, self-tormentor, Theopomp. Com. 20 . au)to-kale/s: to\ e)pituxo/n, sumbebhko/s, Hsch. au)to-kallonh/, h(, ideal, absolute beauty, Procl. Theol.Plat. 1.24 ; also au)to/-kallos, to/, ib. 5.14 , Herm. in Phdr. p.157 A. , Procl. in Prm. p.667 S. au)to/-ka^lon, to/, ideal beauty, Aristid. 2.182J. , Plot. 1.8.13 . au)to/-karnos, on, = au)tozh/mios , Hsch. au)to/-karpos, on, self-fructifying, AB 464 . au)to-ka^signh/th, h(, own sister, Od. 10.137 , E. Ph. 136 (lyr.), etc. au)to-ka^si/gnhtos, o(, own brother, Il. 2.706 , al. au)to-kata/kri^tos, on, self-condemned, Ep.Tit. 3.11 , Ph. 2.652 . au)to-kataskeu/astos, on, self-made, natural, Sch. A. Pr. 298 , 301 . au)to-ke/leuqos, on, going one's own road, Tryph. 314 , AP 9.362.5 , Nonn. D. 6.369 : neut. pl. as Adv., ib. 21.167 . au)to-ke/leustos, on, self-bidden, i. e. unbidden, X. An. 3.4.5 , D.H. 8.66 , AP 5.21 ( Rufin. ); proqumi/a Ph. 2.90 , al. Adv. -tws Aristeas 92 . au)to-kelh/s, e/s, = foreg., Hdt. 9.5 . au)to/-keras, (kera/nnumi) self-mixed, Poll. 6.24 ; used as Adv. acc. to Phryn. PS p.1 B. au)to-ke/rastos, self-mixed, i.e. unmixed, properly of light wines that need no water, dub., ibid. au)to-kerki/s, i/dos, h(, ideal shuttle, Procl. in Prm. p.773S. au)to-kh=ruc, u_kos, o(, self-heralded, prob. in Phryn. PS p.5 B. au)to-ki_ne/w, have the principle of motion in oneself, f.l. in Procl. Inst. 20 , Serv. ad Virg. Aen. 10.304 . au)to-ki_nhsi/a, h(, = sq., Procl. Inst. 20 , Iamb. Myst. 1.4 , Dam. Pr. 16 , etc. au)to-ki/nhsis [i_], ews, h(, self-motion, Syrian. in Metaph. 45.26 , etc.; e)/stin h( e)pisth/mh au). Plot. 6.2.18 , cf. 6.6.6 . au)to-ki_nhti/zomai, to be self-moved, Dam. Pr. 18 . au)to-ki/nhtos [i], on, self-moved, Arist. Ph. 258a2 , Plu. 2.952e , etc.; logikh\ fu/sis Ph. 1.36 , cf. Procl. Inst. 14 , Dam. Pr. 78 ; of live-stock, pra/gmata kinhta/ te kai\ a)ki/nhta kai\ au). PMasp. 122.3 (vi A. D.), etc. Adv. -tws Procl. Inst. 195 , Olymp. in Alc. p.61 C. au)to/-kla^dos, on, branches and all, Luc. VH 1.40 . au)to/-klhtos, on, self-called, i.e. uncalled, unbidden, A. Eu. 170 (lyr.), S. Tr. 392 , Pl. Ep. 331b ; sumbouleu=sai au). Phld. Ir. p.46 W.; au). e)pi/kouroi natural allies (of parents and children), Hierocl. p.57 A. ; dh=mos ei)s tou\s pole/mous au). Him. Ecl. 5.14 ; personally invited, Plu. 2.707f . au)to-kmh/s, h=tos, o(, h( , (ka/mnw) = au)topo/nhtos , Opp. H. 1.718 . au)to/-komos, on, with natural hair, shaggy, lofia/ Ar. Ra. 822 . leaves and all, Luc. VH 1.40 . au)to/-kra_nos, on, self-accomplishing, lo/gos prob. in A. Fr. 295 . Pass. , self-accomplished, self-evident, Hsch., EM 173.34 . monolith, Hsch. au)/to-kras, = au)toke/rastos , Poll. 6.24 . au)to-kra^si/a, h(, = sq., PTaur. 8.67 . au)to-kra/teia [ra^], h(, power over oneself, Pl. Def. 412d . au)to-kra/teira [ra^], h(, fem. of au)tokra/twr, Orph. H. 70.8 . au)to-kra^th/s, e/s, ruling by oneself, absolute, independent, nou=s Anaxag. 12 ; tu/xh Hp. Loc.Hom. 46 ; frh/n E. Andr. 482 (lyr.); a)peiqh/s te kai\ au). Pl. Ti. 91b ; ge/nesis ou)demi/a au). e)stin Dam. Pr. 394 ; to\ au). Plu. 2.1026d . Adv. -kratw=s Lyd. Mag. 1.33 . au)to-kra/thtos [a^], on, = au)ta/greutos , Sch. Opp. H. 4.449 . au)to-kra^toreu/w, to be or become Emperor, D.C. 69.4 , POxy. 33 ii 9 (ii A.D.). au)to-kra^tori/a, h(, sovereignty, of the Emperors, D.C. 67.12 ; also au)to-ei/a, h(, reign of an Emperor, PFlor. 56.13 (iii A.D.), etc. au)to-kra^to/ria, ta/, festival in honour of the Emperor, IGRom. 3.682 . au)to-kra^toriko/s, h/, o/n, of or for the Imperator, e)sqh/s D.H. 8.59 , cf. Gal. 8.355 , BGU 970.23 (ii A. D.), etc. Adv. -kw=s despotically, Plu. Ant. 15 . au)to-kra^tori/s, i/dos, h(, the residence of a sovereign, J. AJ 18.2.1 . au)to/-kra_tos, on, = au)toke/rastos , Ath. 1.32f , Phryn. PS p.29B. au)to-kra/twr [a^], oros, o(, h(, (kra^te/w) one's own master: hence, of persons or states, free, independent, Th. 4.63 , IG 12 ( 9 ). 189.44 , etc.: of a youth that has come of age, X. Mem. 2.1.21 . of ambassadors and commissioners, possessing full powers, plenipotentiary, au)tokra/tora/ tina e(le/sqai Ar. Pax 359 ; au). h(/komen Id. Av. 1595 ; presbeuth/s Lys. 13.9 ; cuggrafei=s Th. 8.67 ; au). boulh/ And. 1.15 ; a)podei=cai a)/ndras a)rxh\n au)tokra/toras, opp. a reference to the assembly, Th. 5.27 . of rulers, absolute, strathgoi/ Id. 6.72 ; a)/rxwn X. An. 6.1.21 ; a)nupeu/qunos kai\ au). a)/rxein Pl. Lg. 875b , cf. Plt. 299c ; to\ pa=n au). diaqei=nai manage all at their pleasure, Th. 1.126 ; h)=rxe tw=n a)kolouqou/ntwn au)to\s au)tokra/twr, of Philip, D. 18.235 ; mo/narxoi Arist. Pol. 1295a12 ; strathgi/a ib. 1285a8 (dub.); nou=s au). (cf. au)tokrath/s) Anaxag. ap. Pl. Cra. 413c : hence, = Lat.Dictator, Plb. 3.86.7 , etc.; = Imperator, Plu. Pomp. 8 ; of the Emperor, Id. Galb. 1 , etc. au). logismo/s peremptory reasoning, Th. 4.108 . c. gen., complete master of . . , po/lis ou)k au). ou)=sa e(auth=s Id. 3.62 ; th=s tu/xhs Id. 4.64 ; th=s au(tou= porei/as Pl. Plt. 274a ; th=s e)piorki/as au). having full liberty to swear falsely, D. 17.12 : c. inf., au). kola/sai having full power to punish, Id. 59.80 . au)to-krhh/s, e/s, = au)toke/rastos , Nic. Al. 163 . au)to/-kri^tos, on, (kri/nw) self-interpreted, kri/seis o)nei/rwn Artem. 4.72 . au)to/-kthtos, on, acquired or possessed by oneself, xwri/a Test.Epict. 1.32 . au)to-kti/sths, ou, o(, itself the creator, Plu. Nob. 12 . au)to/-kti^tos, on, (kti/zw) self-produced, i.e. made by nature, natural, au)to/ktit' a)/ntra A. Pr. 303 ; au). do/mous S. Fr. 332 . au)to-ktone/w, slay one another, restored in S. Ant. 56 for the f.l. au)toktenou=nte. au)to-kto/nos, on, self-slaying, xei\r au)., of Medea, who slew her own children, E. Med. 1254 (lyr.). Adv. -nws with one's own hand, A. Ag. 1635 . slaying one another, xe/res Id. Th. 810 ; qa/natos au). mutual death by each other's hand, ib. 681 ; dw=ra au). AP 7.152 ( Leont. ). Adv. -nws A. Th. 734 (lyr.). au)to-ku^bernh/ths, ou, o(, one who steers himself, AP 9.438 ( Phil. ). au)to/-kuklos, o(, the ideal circle, the Form of circle, Them. Or. 13.165a , Procl. in Prm. p.773S. au)to-ku/listos [u^], on, self-rolled or moved, Opp. H. 2.604 , Nonn. D. 2.434 . au)to/-kwlos, 'skin and bone', a mere skeleton, prob. in Semon. 7.76 . au)to/-kwpos, on, with haft and blade in one, be/lh au)., i.e. swords, A. Ch. 163 (lyr.). au)to/-la^bos, on, = foreg., Hsch. au)to-la/lhth/s, ou=, o(, one who talks to himself, Timo 50 . au)to/leion: leito/n, Hsch. au)to-lecei/, Adv. with the very words, in express words, Ph. 2.597 . au)to-lh/ku^qos, o(, one who carries his own oil-flask, one who has no slave to do so: hence, wretchedly poor, Antiph. 16 , Men. 105 ; au)., oi(, 'the Beggars', name of a club, D. 54.14 . flatterer, parasite, Luc. Lex. 10 , Plu. 2.50c . au)to/-lhpton, gloss on au)ta/greton , Apollon. Lex.Hom. au)to-lo/xeutos, on, self-engendered, Nonn. D. 4.427 . au)to-lu/kion, to/, white hellebore, Hippiatr. 26 . au)to-lu^ri/zwn o)/nos an ass that plays the lyre to himself, prov. in Luc. DMeretr. 14.4 . au)to/-lu^sis, ews, h(, couple or leash for hounds, Hsch. au)to-ma/qeia [ma^], h(, self-teaching or learning, Plu. 2.973e :—also au)to-ma^qi/a, Aristid. Quint. 2.9 . au)to-ma^qh/s, e/s, having learnt of oneself, Ph. 1.35 , al., Plu. 2.992a ; tino/s self-taught, of persons, in a thing, AP 6.218 ( Alc. ); of that which is learnt, e)pisth/mh Ph. 1.164 ; spontaneous, sugge/neian ei)=nai mou/sais au)tomaqh= Phld. Po. 2.47 . Adv. -qw=s Philostr. VS 1.15.2 , Ph. 1.62 . au)to/-martu^s, u^ros, o(, h(, oneself the witness, i.e. eyewitness, A. Ag. 989 (lyr.). au)toma^t-ei/ or au)toma^t-ti/, Adv. of -matos, Nonn. D. 4.153 (dub.). au)toma^t-e/w, = au)tomati/zw , Hsch. s.v. au)tofari/zein. au)toma^t-i/a, h(, the goddess of chance, Plu. Tim. 36 , 2.542e , 816e . au)toma^t-i/zw, act of oneself, act offhand or unadvisedly, X. Cyr. 4.5.21 :— Pass. , to be done spontaneously or at random, Plu. Ages. 23 , Procl. in Ti. 1.297 D. ; but hu)tomatisme/nh para/dosis haphazard, Id. Hyp. 7.35 . Adv. hu)tomatisme/nws Id. in Prm. p.650S. introduce the agency of chance, of Anaxagoras, Simp. in Ph. 327.27 . of things, happen of themselves, casually, Hp. Acut. (Sp.) 33 ; fh/mh D.S. 16.92 :— Pass. , to be self-produced, Ph. 1.441 . of natural agencies, act spontaneously, w(/sper au)tomatizou/shs th=s fu/sews Arist. GA 715b27 , cf. D.H. Comp. 20 . au)toma^t-ismo/s, o(, that which happens of itself, chance, Hp. Acut. (Sp.) 57 , Alcid. Soph. 25 (pl.), D.H. 1.4 , J. AJ 10.11.7 ; kat' au)tomatismo/n Phleg. Mir. 1 . au)toma^topoihtikh/ (sc. te/xnh), h(, art of making marionettes, and ta\ au). treatise thereupon, Hero Aut. 1.1 . au)to/-ma^tos, h, on, Hom. and Att. ; os, on Hes. Op. 103 , Arist. GA 762a9 , Philetaer. 1 D. , Hp. EP 19 in Hermes 53.65 . of persons, acting of one's own will, of oneself, au). de/ oi( h)=lqe Il. 2.408 ; au). foitw=si *nou=soi Hes. Op. 103 ; au). h(/kw Ar. Pl. 1190 , cf. Th. 6.91 , D.S. 2.25 , etc. of inanimate things, self-acting, spontaneous, of the gates of Olympus, au)to/matai de\ pu/lai mu/kon ou)ranou= Il. 5.749 ; of the tripods of Hephaistos, which ran of themselves, o)/fra oi( au)to/matoi . . dusai/at' a)gw=na 18.376 , cf. Pl.Com. 188 ; o(/pla . . au). fanh=nai e)/cw prokei/mena tou= nhou= Hdt. 8.37 ; ta\ au). marionettes, Arist. GA 734b10 , Hero Aut. passim: generally, spontaneous, bi/os Pl. Plt. 271e ; e)/painos Epicur. Sent.Vat. 64 . of natural agencies, o( potamo\s au). e)pelqw/n of itself, Hdt. 2.14 ; of plants, growing of themselves, au). e)k th=s gh=s gi/netai Id. 3.100 ; au). fu/esqai Id. 2.94 , Thphr. Fr. 171.11 ; ku/tisos au). e)/rxetai Cratin. 98.8 : metaph., au)to/mata pa/nt' a)gaqa\ . . porizetai Ar. Ach. 976 , cf. Cratin. 160 ; of philosophers, au). a)nafu/ontai Pl. Tht. 180c . of events, happening of themselves, without external agency, au). desma\ dielu/qh E. Ba. 447 ; au). qa/natos natural death, D. 18.205 ; ko/poi au). not to be accounted for externally, Hp. Aph. 2.5 ; a)po/ tinos ai)ti/as au)toma/ths Pl. Sph. 265c ; without visible cause, accidental, opp. a)po\ pei/rhs, Hdt. 7.9 .g/. au)to/maton, to/, accident, to\ au). ai)tia=sqai Lys. 6.25 ; se tau). a)pose/swke Men. Epit. 568 ; dia\ to\ au). Arist. Ph. 195b33 ; to\ au). a)gapw=ntes Id. Ath. 8.5 ; tw=| au)., opp. te/xnh|, Id. Metaph. 1070a7 : most freq. in the form a)po\ tou= au)toma/tou or a)po\ tau)toma/tou, a)poqane/ein a)po\ tou= au). Hdt. 2.66 , cf. Th. 2.77 , Pl. Ap. 38c , al., Arist. Po. 1452a5 , al., Men. Pk. 31 ; e)k tou= au). X. An. 1.3.13 ; to\ *au). personified, Ath.Mitt. 35.458 (Pergam.); tau)to/mato/n e)stin w(s e)/oike/ pou qeo/s Men. 291 . Adv. -tws, = a)po\ tau)toma/tou , v.l. in Hdt. 2.180 , Hp. Fract. 43 , Arist. PA 640a27 , al., Theoc. 21.27 ; of itself, koxli/as au). badi/zwn Plb. 12.13.11 :—also au)tomatei/ or -ti/ (q.v.). au)to-ma/ttita: spe/rma a)ndro/s, Hsch. au)to-ma^xe/w, (ma/xomai) fight for oneself, plead one's own cause, in a law-court, Lys. Fr. 102S. , Hsch. , Suid. au)to-me/geqos, ous, to/, abstract magnitude, Procl. in Prm. pp.663,676 S. au)to-me/laqros, on, united with her abode, of a Hamadryad, Nonn. D. 48.519 . au)to-me/linna, h(, a very Melinna, AP 6.353 ( Noss. ). au)to-meni/s, h(, dub. sens. in BGU 387 ii 4 (ii A.D.). au)to-meta/blhtos, on, self-changed, Dam. Pr. 405 . au)to/-metros, on, self-measured, Simp. in Ph. 767.2 . au)to-mh/khs, es, self-lengthened, i.e. square, of a number, opp. e(teromh/khs, Iamb. in Nic. p.74P. au)to-mh=kos, ous, to/, abstract length, prob. in Arist. Top. 143b24 . au)to-mhni/, Adv. in the very month, Attic. ap. Eus. PE 15.4 . au)to-mh/nu_tos, on, self-revealed or betrayed, Phryn. PS p.51 B. au)to-mh/twr, oros, h(, very mother herself, or her mother's very child, dub. in Semon. 7.12 . au)to/-moiros, on, with a single share, S. Fr. 250 ( = mono/moiros , Hsch. ). au)tomol-e/w, desert, Hdt. 8.82 , Ar. Eq. 26 , Th. 3.77 , etc.; au). pro\s tou\s *pe/rsas Hdt. 1.127 , etc.; e)s au)tou/s Id. 3.154 , al.; e)s *)aqh/nas e)k *perse/wn ib. 160 ; para/ tinos X. An. 1.7.13 ; ei)s tou\s polemi/ous au)tomolh/sas oi)/xesqai And. 1.44 . metaph., au). e)n th=| politei/a| keep changing sides, rat, Aeschin. 3.75 ; au). pro\s th\n e)leuqeri/an D.S. 2.26 . come of one's own accord, ta\ qhri/a pro\s ta\s pagi/das -molh/sei Lyd. Ost. 39 . au)tomo/l-hsis, ews, h(, = sq., Ph. 1.272 ; rejected by Thom. Mag. p.128R. au)tomol-i/a, h(, desertion, Th. 7.13 , etc. au)to/mol-os, on, going of oneself, without bidding, Opp. H. 3.360 ; coming of oneself, AP 5.21 ( Rufin. ):—but mostly, as Subst., deserter, Hdt. 3.156 , al., Th. 4.118 , al.; para/ tinos X. An. 1.7.2 ; gunh\ au). Hdt. 9.76 . Adv. -lws treacherously, S. Fr. 691 . au)tomo/lpws and au)to/mol-pa: o(moi/ws e)kei/nois, Hsch. au)to/-morfos, on, self-formed, natural, E. Fr. 125 . au)to/-nekros, on, verily dead, a mere corpse, Alciphr. 3.7 . au)tonom-e/omai, Dep. c. aor. Pass. -h/qhn Str. 12.3.11 :—to be independent, Th. 1.144 , D. 4.4 , etc. au)tonom-i/a, h(, of a state, freedom to use its own laws, independence, Th. 3.46 , X. HG 5.1.36 , Isoc. 9.68 , IG 22.34 , etc. au). poihtikh/, poetic licence, Him. Or. 1.1 . dogmatism, Olymp. in Mete. 151.21 . au)to/nom-os, on, living under one's own laws, independent, of persons and states, Hdt. 1.96 , 8.140 .a/, Cratin. 15 D. , etc.; freq. in Th. , au). e)pi\ sfw=n au)tw=n oi)kei=n Id. 2.63 ; a)fie/nai au). tina Id. 1.139 ; au). poiei=n tina Id. 5.33 ; au). a)po/ tinos X. HG 5.1.36 , cf. Lac. 3.1 ; po/lis . . e)leuqe/ra kai\ au). IG 3.481 , al.; au). politei/a Plu. Rom. 27 . generally, of one's own free will, a)ll' au). . . *)ai/+dhn katabh/sei S. Ant. 821 (lyr.). of animals, feeding and ranging at will, AP 7.8 (Antip. Sid.). au)to-noe/w, think for oneself, prob. in Meno latr. 20.24 . au)to/-noos, on, contr. au)to/-nous, oun, of the Phaeacian ships, instinct with sense, Eust. 1153.32 , with allusion to the nymph Autonoe. au)to/-nous, o(, pure intellect, Plot. 3.2.16 ; nou= [e(/teros] au)to/nous Id. 5.9.13 . au)to-nukti/, Adv. = sq., J. AJ 17.9.5 . au)to-nu^xi/ [i_] or au)to-xei/, Adv., (nu/c) that very night, Il. 8.197 , Aristid. Or. 48(24).16 ; in the same night, Arat. 618 , A.R. 4.1130 . au)t-onu^xi/, (o)/nuc) with the nail, EM 173.57 . au)to-nu/xios [u^], on, nightly, Hsch. s.v. e)/nnuxos. au)to-nu^xi/s and au)tonu^xhdi/s, = au)tonuxi/ I, Theognost. Can. 163.17 . au)to-cenei=n (-ce/nein cod.): e)n i)/sw| tw=| procenei=n, Hsch. au)to/-cestos, on, = au)tosxe/dios , Anon. in Rh. 186.2 . au)to/-cu^los, on, of one piece of wood, e)/kpwma S. Ph. 35 , cf. APl. 4.235 ( Apollonid. ), Str. 11.4.3 . au)to/-olon, to/, abstract totality, Dam. Pr. 427 . au)to-olo/ths, htos, h(, = foreg., Procl. Inst. 69 . au)to-o/moion, to/, abstract similarity, Id. in Prm. p.588S. au)to-omoio/ths, htos, h(, = foreg., Herm. in Phdr. p.151 A. au)to-o/n, o/ntos, to/, self-existence, Dam. Pr. 28 , Them. in Ph. 9.29 : pl., au)too/nta Procl. Inst. 128 . au)to-ousi/a, h(, full or perfect being, Plot. 6.8.12 . au)to-pa^gh/s, e/s, (ph/gnumi) compact of itself, gh= Ephor. 108 ; rough, pe/troi Agatharch. 32 ; qala/mai, of a swarm of bees in the air, AP 9.404 ( Antiphil. ). au)to-pa/qeia [pa^], h(, one's own experience, e)c au). diati/qesqai tou\s lo/gous Plb. 3.108.2 , cf. D.H. Dem. 22 , Plu. Lib. 1 ; = i)diopa/qeia , primary affection, Gal. 8.78 . Gramm., of words that are reflexive, opp. transitive, A.D. Synt. 147.21 . au)to-pa^qh/s, e/s, speaking from one's own feeling or experience. Adv. -qw=s Plb. 3.12.1 , Plu. Cat.Mi. 54 ; instinctively, au). feu/gomen th\n a)lghdo/na Epicur. Fr. 66 , etc. Gramm., of pronouns, reflexive, opp. a)llopaqei=s, A.D. Pron. 44.11 ; of verbs, opp. metabatika/, Synt. 281.15 . au)to-pai/deutos, on, self-educated, Anatolius in Cat. Cod. Astr. 8(3).188 . au)to/-pais, paidos, o(, h(, the own child, tw=| *dio\s au)to/paidi S. Tr. 826 (lyr.); prob. a mere child, Id. Fr. 1029 ; dub. l. in PPetr. 3p.110 . au)to-pa/mwn [a_], on, gen. onos, (pe/pa_mai) sole heir, Hsch. (au)to/poma cod.). au)to/-pastoi pu/lai: pasta/das e)/xousai, poiki/lai, Id. au)to-pa/twr [a^], oros, o(, h(, self-engendered, fu/sis Orph. H. 10.10 , Iamb. Myst. 8.2 ; of Zeus, Aristid. Or. 43(1).9 . au)to-pe/dh, fetter, dub. in Nonn. D. 21.50 . au)to/-pedon, = au)topodhti/ , Hsch. au)to/-peiros, on, learnt by one's own experience, Dam. Isid. 121 . au)tope/lis: kli=mac, Hsch. au)to-peri/gra^fos, on, self-circumscribed, Dam. Pr. 261 , 2 <*><*>. au)to-ph/mwn, on, gen. onos, for one's own woes, go/os A. Th. 917 (lyr.). au)to-phri/ths [i_], ou, o(, with only a wallet, Menipp. Ep. tit. au)to/-pistos, on, credible in itself, a)ciw/mata Hero *Deff. 136.6 , cf. Olymp. in Phd. p.225N. , Heliod. in EN 117.36 , Simp. in Ph. 649.12 ; f.l. in Oenom. ap. Eus. PE 5.33 . au)to/-plektos, on, self twined, Opp. H. 4.449 . au)to/-plhqos, ous, to/, abstract plurality, Procl. Theol. Plat. 3.21 , Dam. Pr. 202 . au)to-podhti/, Adv. = sq., Luc. Lex. 2 . au)to-podi/, Adv. on one's own feet, on foot, D.C. 50.5 . au)to-podi/a, h(, use of one's own feet, walking, au)topodi/a| komisqh=nai D.C. 44.8 , cf. Stratt. 5 D. au)to-poihtiko/s, h/, o/n, opp. ei)dwlopoii+ko/s, making not a copy, but the thing itself, Pl. Sph. 266a . au)to-poi/htos, on, = au)topagh/s , Sophr. 13 . au)to-poio/s, o/n, self-produced, i.e. not planted by man, naturally grown, of the Athenian olive, S. OC 698 (lyr.); made by one's own hand, of votive offerings, IG 4.222 (Corinth). au)to-po/kistos, on, = sq., Hsch. au)to/-pokos, on, made of wool only, all wool, i(ma/tion Com.Adesp. 854 . au)to/-polis po/lis free, independent state, Th. 5.79 . au)to-poli/ths [i_], ou, o(, citizen of a free state, prob. in X. HG 5.2.14 . au)to-po/nhtos, on, self-wrought, natural, r(eu=ma melissw=n AP 9.404 ( Antiphil. ). au)to/-ponos, on, = foreg., Nic. Th. 23 . au)to/-poros, on, self-moving, Nonn. D. 1.308 , 6.370 . au)to-poso/n, to/, abstract quantity, Plot. 4.3.2 . au)to/-pous, o(, h( , -poun, to/, gen. podos, on foot, on one's own feet, Luc. Tim. 24 . au)to-pra_ge/w, act independently, Str. 8.3.30 ; do one's own work, Procl. in R. 1.23K. au)to-pra_gi/a, h(, free, independent action, Pl. Def. 411e , Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.176 , Ph. 2.51 , Procl. in Prm. p.664S. ; e)cousi/a au)topragi/as Stoic. 3.86 . au)to-pragma^teu/tws, dub. l. (for a)pragm-) in D.H. Is. 16 . au)to/-praktos, on, enjoying the privilege of collecting one's own taxes, PMasp. 19.3 (vi A. D.); au). sxh=ma ib. 2 iii 8 , cf. Cod.Theod. 11.22.4 . au)to/-premnos, on, together with the root, root and branch, ta\ d' a)ntitei/nont' au)to/premn' a)po/llutai (sc. de/ndra) S. Ant. 714 , cf. Antiph. 231.7 ; a)naspa=n au)topre/mnois toi=s lo/goisin Ar. Ra. 903 (paratrag.); au). ti ne/mein give in absolute possession, A. Eu. 401 . au)to-preph/s, v. au)totroph/sas. au)to-proai/retos, on, self-chosen, kaki/a Hierocl. in CA 24p.473M. , cf. Ps.- Plu. Vit.Hom. 105 . Adv. -tws, kola/zesqai Simp. in Epict. p.108 D. Act. , self-acting, acting of free will, Proll.Hermog. in Rh. 4.27 W.; to\ au). te kai\ au)tecou/sion free will, Olymp. in Grg. p.264J. au)to-proqu/mws [u_], Adv. voluntarily, EM 173.8 . au)to-pro/swpos, on, in one's own person, without a mask, of an actor, Ath. 10.452f , cf. Jul. Mis. 367b ; au). fanh=nai Luc. Pr.Im. 3 ; au). o(ra=n to\ ka/llos Id. Tim. 27 ; le/gein Id. JTr. 29 ; speaking in one's own person, Sch. Il. Oxy. 1086.64 , al.; suggra/mmata au). in which the author speaks in his own person, Ammon. in Cat. 4.16 ; cf. au)todih/ghtos. Adv. -pws, qespi/sai Ph. 2.208 ; ei)sa/gein tou\s kwmw|doume/nous Hermog. Stat. II ( v.l. -pous ) ; u(pokrino/menos Him. Ecl. 2.21 ; a)ntepistei=lai CPR 20 ii 5 (iii A. D.). au)to/-pteros, on, with his own wings, Aristid. Or. 37(2).24 . au)topt-e/w, see with one's own eyes, Paus. 4.31.5 , Hld. 3.1 ; esp. witness a divine manifestation, Porph. ap. Eus. PE 4.20 :— Pass. , fa/suata -ou/mena Marin. Procl. 28 . au)to/pt-hs, ou, o(, seeing oneself, eyewitness, Hdt. 2.29 , 3.115 , al., Pl. Lg. 900a , Euang. 1.4 , Din. 3.15 , D. 22.22 , etc.:— fem. au)to/ptis, h(, Sch. Il. Oxy. 1086.96 . au)topt-iko/s, h/, o/n, of an eye-witness, pi/stis Scymn. 129 ; opp. logiko/s, Gal. 16.600 . Adv. -kw=s Id. 13.350 . concerned with a direct vision of divinity, lekanomant<e>i/a PMag.Par. 1.221 (au)q-); au). leka/nhs e)ne/rgeia a personal and active power of dish-divination, Harp.Astr. in Cat.Cod.Astr. 8 ( 3 ). 136.10 ; lo/gos PMag.Lond. 46.53 , cf. 121.335 ; dei=cis Iamb. Myst. 2.6 . au)/topt-os, on, self-revealed, Jul. Or. 7.221b , Suid. ; e)p' au)to/ptw|, gloss on e)p' au)tofw/rw| , Hsch. = au)toptiko/s 11 , PMag.Lond. 121.319 , 727 , PMag.Par. 1.162 . au)to/-ptuktos, folded on itself, fu/lla Gloss. au)to/-pu_r, pu^ros, to/, very fire, Herm. ap. Stob. 3.11.31 . au)to/-pu_ros, o(, of whole wheaten meal, a)/rtos Alex. 121 , Gal. 15.577 , PPetr. 3p.179 ; opp. shta/neios, Plu. 2.466d :—also au)to-pu_ri/ths [i_], ou, o(, Phryn.Com. 38 , Hp. Int. 20 , 22 , Luc. Pisc. 44 . au)to-pw/lhs, ou, o(, selling one's own products, Pl. Plt. 260c ; au). peri/ ti Id. Sph. 231d , cf. Sch. Ar. Pl. 1155 . au)to-pwliko/s, h/, o/n, = foreg.: -kh/ (sc. te/xnh), h(, trade of an au)topw/lhs, opp. e)mporikh/, kaphlikh/, Pl. Sph. 223d , cf. 224e . au)to-re/gmwn, on, gen. onos, (r(e/zw) self-wrought, po/tmos A. Fr. 117 . au)to-rh/twr, oros, o(, a self-made orator, Eust. 1301.32 . au)t-o/rofos, on, self-covered, roofed or vaulted by nature, pe/tra Opp. H. 1.22 ; kala/mwn skhnai/ D.H. 1.79 ; au). ste/gh a natural roof, Ael. NA 16.17 . au)to/-rrektos, on, self-produced, Opp. C. 2.567 , H. 1.763 . au)to/-rri_zos, on, together with the roots, D.S. 4.12 : poet. au)to/ri_zos, Babr. 36.1 . self-rooted, self-founded, e(sti/a E. Rh. 288 . au)to-rri^fh/s, e/s, (r(i/ptw) self-precipitated, Sch. E. Ph. 640 . au)to/-rru^tos, on, (r(e/w) self-flowing, flowing unbidden, AP 9.669 ( Marian. ); of resin, Gal. 13.626 : poet. au)to/ru^tos, xruso/s Pi. P. 12.17 . au)to/s (Cret. a)vto/s GDI 4976 , al.), au)th/, au)to/ (also au)to/n Leg.Gort. 3.4 , al.), reflexive Pron., self:—in oblique cases used for the personal Pron., him, her, it:—with Art., o( au)to/s, h( au)th/, to\ au)to/ (also tau)to/n), etc., the very one, the same. self, myself, thyself, etc., acc. to the person of the Verb: freq. joined with e)gw/, su/, etc. (v. infr. 10 ), one's true self, the soul, not the body, Od. 11.602 ; reversely, body, not soul, Il. 1.4 ; oneself, as opp. others who are less prominent, as king to subject, 6.18 ; Zeus to other gods, 8.4 ; bird to young, 2.317 ; man to wife and children, Od. 14.265 ; warrior to horses, Il. 2.466 , or to weapons, 1.47 ; shepherd to herd, Od. 9.167 , cf. Il. 1.51 ; Trojans to allies, 11.220 ; seamen to ships, 7.338 : generally, whole to parts, ib. 474 ; so later h( si/dh kai\ au)th\ kai\ ta\ fu/lla Thphr. HP 4.10.7 , cf. X. Ath. 1.19 , Pl. Grg. 511e , etc.; au)th/ te *manda/nh kai\ to\n ui(o\n e)/xousa X. Cyr. 1.3.1 ; au). te kai\ ta\ poih/mata boulo/menos e)pidei=cai Pl. R. 398a : abs., the Master, as in the Pythag. phrase *au)to\s e)/fa, Lat. Ipse dixit; so ti/s ou(=tos . . ;— *au)to/s, i.e. Socrates, Ar. Nu. 218 ; a)nabo/hson *au)to/n ib. 219 ; a)noige/tw tis dw/mat': *au)to\s e)/rxetai the Master, Id. Fr. 268 , cf. Pl. Prt. 314d , Thphr. Char. 2.4 , Men. Sam. 41 : au). a)u+tei= Theoc. 24.50 : neut., au)to\ shmanei= the result will show, E. Ph. 623 ; au)to\ dhlw/sei D. 19.157 ; au)ta\ dhloi= Pl. Prt. 329b ; au)to\ dida/cei ib. 324a ; esp. au)to\ dei/cei Cratin. 177 , Pl. Hp.Ma. 288b , cf. Tht. 200e ; in full, ta/x' au)to\ dei/cei tou)/rgon S. Fr. 388 ; tou)/rgon ta/x' au)to\ dei/cei Ar. Lys. 375 ; redupl., au)to/s q' o( xrh/sas au)to\s h)=n o( marturw=n A. Eu. 798 ; of things, the very, u(po\ lo/fon au)to/n, i.e. just, exactly under . . , Il. 13.615 ; pro\s au)tai=s tai=s qu/rais close by the door, Lys. 12.12 ; au)to\ to\ de/on the very thing needed, X. An. 4.7.7 ; au)to\ o(\ ma/lista e)/dei r(hqh=nai Pl. R. 362d ; au)to\ to\ peri/orqron the point of dawn, Th. 2.3 ; au)ta\ ta\ e)nanti/a the very opposite, X. Mem. 4.5.7 ; au)ta\ ta\ xrh/sima kai\ a)nagkai=a D.H. Th. 23 ; even, ou)/ moi me/lei a)/lgos ou)/t' au)th=s *(eka/bhs Il. 6.451 ; ei)/ per a)\n au)tai\ *mou=sai a)ei/doien 2.597 .—In these senses au)to/s in Prose either precedes both the Art. and Subst., or follows both, e.g. au)to\s o( ui(o/s or o( ui(o\s au)to/s. The Art. is sts. omitted with proper names, or Nouns denoting individuals, au)to\s *me/nwn X. An. 2.1.5 ; au)to\s basileu/s ib. 1.7.11 . of oneself, of one's own accord, a)lla/ tis au). i)/tw Il. 17.254 ; speu/donta kai\ au)to\n o)tru/neis 8.293 ; katapau/somen: oi( de\ kai\ au)toi\ paue/sqwn Od. 2.168 ; h(/cei ga\r au)ta/ S. OT 341 ; also, in person, tw=n pragma/twn u(mi=n . . au)toi=s a)ntilhpte/on D. 1.2 . by oneself or itself, alone, au)to/s per e)w/n although alone, Il. 8.99 ; au)to\s e)gei/nao pai=d', i.e. without a mother, 5.880 , cf. Hes. Th. 924 ; a)nakomisqh=nai au)to\n e)s *fa/lhron by himself, Hdt. 5.85 ; au)toi\ ga/r e)smen we are by ourselves, i.e. among friends, Ar. Ach. 504 , cf. Th. 472 , Pl. Prm. 137b , Herod. 6.70 , Plu. 2.755c , Luc. DDeor. 10.2 ; au)toi=s toi=s a)ndra/si . . h)\ kai\ toi=s a)/llois X. An. 2.3.7 ; a)/neu tou= si/tou to\ o)/yon au)to\ e)sqi/ein Id. Mem. 3.14.3 ; to\n tri/bwna o(\n au)to\n forei= Thphr. Char. 22.13 (prob.); au)ta\ ga\r e)/stin tau=ta these and no others, Emp. 21.13 , al.: strengthd., au)to\s kth/sato oi)=os himself alone, Od. 14.450 ; au)to\s mo/nos, v. mo/nos II; au)to\s kaq' au(to/n, v. e(autou=. in Philosophy, by or in itself, of an abstract concept or idea, di/kaion au)to/ Pl. Phd. 65d ; au)to\ to\ e(/n Id. Prm. 143a , al., cf. Arist. Metaph. 997b8 : neut., au)to/ is freq. in this sense, attached to Nouns of all genders, ou)k au)to\ dikaiosu/nhn e)painou=ntes a)lla\ ta\s a)p' au)th=s eu)dokimh/seis Pl. R. 363a ; less freq. with Art., ti/ pot' e)sti\n au)to\ h( a)reth/ Id. Prt. 360e ; more fully, ei) au)to\ tou=to pate/ra h)rw/twn, a)=ra o( path/r e)sti path/r tinos, h)\ ou)/; Id. Smp. 199d ; a)delfo/s, au)to\ tou=to o(/per e)/stin the ideal, abstract brother, ibid.e: later, in compos., au)toagaqo/n, au)toa/nqrwpos, etc. (q. v.), cf. Arist. Metaph. 1040b33 ; less freq. agreeing with the Subst., i(/na au)th\ dikaiosu/nh pro\s a)diki/an au)th\n kriqei/h Pl. R. 612c , etc.; doubled, e)k th=s ei)ko/nos manqa/nein au)th/n te au)th/n, ei) kalw=s ei)/kastai its very self, Id. Cra. 439a . in dat. with Subst., in one, together, a)no/rousen au)th=| su\n fo/rmiggi he sprang up lyre in hand, Il. 9.194 ; au)th=| su\n ph/lhki ka/rh helmet and all, 14.498 , cf. Od. 13.118 ; au)tw=| su\n a)/ggei E. Ion 32 , cf. Hipp. 1213 ; also without su/n, au)th=| ken gai/h| e)ru/sai Il. 8.24 : so freq. in Prose and Poetry, au)toi=s a)ndra/si men and all, Hdt. 6.93 ; au)toi=si summa/xoisi allies and all, A. Pr. 223 (lyr.); au)toi=s mela/qrois diaknaiome/nous E. Med. 164 : with Art., au)toi=si toi=si i(mati/oisi a)p' w)=n e)/baye e(wuto/n Hdt. 2.47 ; au)toi=si toi=s po/rpaci Ar. Eq. 849 , etc.; au)toi=s toi=s i(/ppois katakrhmnisqh=nai X. Cyr. 1.4.7 . added to ordinal Numbers, e.g. pe/mptos au)to/s himself the fifth, i. e. himself with four others, Th. 1.46 , cf. 8.35 , X. HG 2.2.17 , Apoc. 17.11 , etc.:—au)to/s always being the chief person. freq. coupled with ou(=tos, tou=t' au)to/ e)sti to\ zhthqe/n Pl. Plt. 267c , etc.; au)to\ tou=to mo/non Id. Grg. 500b ; also lego/ntwn a)/llo me\n ou)de/n . . au)ta\ de\ ta/de Th. 1.139 ; po/leis a)/llas te kai\ au)to\ tou=to to\ *buza/ntion X. An. 7.1.27 ; tau=ta h(/kw au)ta\ i(/na . . Pl. Prt. 310e . kai\ au)to/s himself too, Od. 7.73 , 14.45 , X. An. 5.5.9 , etc. repeated in apodosi for emphasis, au)to\s e)paggeila/menos sw/sein . . au)to\s a)pw/lesen Lys. 12.68 , cf. A. Fr. 350 , X. An. 3.2.4 . in connexion with the person. Pron., e)gw\n au)to/s Od. 2.194 ; se/qen au)tou= Il. 23.312 ; nwi/+teron au)tw=n 15.39 (always divisim in Hom. ); folld. by an enclit. Pron., au)to/n min Od. 4.244 ; so au)to\n ga/r se dei= *promhqe/ws A. Pr. 86 ; also au)to\s e)/gwge Pl. Phd. 59b , etc.:— after Hom. in the oblique cases au)to/s coalesces with the Pron., e)mautou=, seautou= (these not in Alc. or Sapph. , A.D. Pron. 80.10 sqq.), e(autou=, etc. (q. v.). with person. Pron. omitted, au)to/s . . h(=sqai lilai/omai, for e)gw\ au)to/s, Il. 13.252 ; au)to\n e)le/hson, for e)me\ au)to/n, 24.503 ; au)tw=n ga\r a)pwlo/meq' a)fradi/h|sin Od. 10.27 ; in 2.33 oi( au)tw=| is simply a strengthd. form of oi(; and so in Att. , when se\ au)to/n, e)moi\ au)tw=|, etc., are read divisim, they are emphatic, not reflexive; in this case au)to/s generally precedes the person. Pron., cf. X. Cyr. 6.2.25 with 6.1.14 . with the reflexive e(autou=, au(tou=, etc., to add force and definiteness, au)to\s kaq' au(tou= A. Th. 406 ; au)toi\ u(f' au(tw=n ib. 194 ; au)toi\ kaq' au(tou/s X. Mem. 3.5.4 ; au)to\ kaq' au(to/ Pl. Tht. 201e ; sts. between the Art. and reflex. Pron., toi=s au)to\s au(tou= ph/masin baru/netai A. Ag. 836 , cf. Pr. 762 ; tou/s g' au)to\s au(tou= polemi/ous S. Aj. 1132 : also kat' au)tu\ ( Boeot. for au)toi\) au)tw=n IG 7.3172.121 (Orchom. Boeot. ). au)tou=, au)tw=n with possess. Pron., patro\s kle/os h)d' e)mo\n au)tou= Il. 6.446 ; qrh=non . . e)mo\n to\n au)th=s A. Ag. 1323 ; e)xqro\s w)\n toi=s soi=sin au)tou= S. OT 416 ; toi=s oi(=sin au)tou= ib. 1248 ; au)tw=n sfete/rh|sin a)tasqali/h|sin Od. 1.7 ; toi=s h(mete/rois au)tw=n fi/lois X. An. 7.1.29 . au)to\s e(autou= with Comp. and Sup. Adj., au)to\s e(wutou= r(e/ei pollw=| u(podee/steros Hdt. 2.25 ; th=| eu)ruta/th e)sti\ au)th\ e(wuth=s Id. 1.203 . au)to/s for o( au)to/s, the same, Il. 12.225 , Od. 8.107 , 16.138 , Pi. N. 5.1 (never in Trag.), and in later Prose, au)tai=s tai=s h(me/rais IG 14.966 (ii A. D.), cf. Ev.Luc. 23.12 . Comp. au)to/teros Epich. 5 : Sup. au)to/tatos his very self, Ar. Pl. 83 : neut. pl. au)to/tata dub. in Phld. Piet. 80 . Adv., Comp. au)tote/rws Gal. 18(2).431 . he, she, it, for the simple Pron. of 3 pers., only in oblique cases (exc. in later Gk., Ev.Luc. 4.15 , etc.), and rarely first in a sentence, Pl. La. 194e , and later, Ep.Eph. 2.10 , etc.: rare in Ep. , Il. 12.204 (where Hdn. treated it as enclitic), and mostly emphatic, ib. 14.457 , Od. 16.388 ; so in Trag., E. Hel. 421 : in Prose, to recall a Noun used earlier in the sentence, e)gw\ me\n ou)=n basile/a . . ou)k oi)=da o(/ ti dei= au)to\n o)mo/sai X. An. 2.4.7 ; peira/somai tw=| pa/ppw| . . summaxei=n au)tw=| Id. Cyr. 1.3.15 ; a)/ndra dh\ . . ei) a)fi/koito ei)s th\n po/lin, proskunoi=men a)\n au)to/n Pl. R. 398a ; after a Relative, o(/s ke qeoi=s e)pipei/qhtai . . e)/kluon au)tou= Il. 1.218 ; ou(\s mh\ eu(/riskon, kenota/fion au)toi=s e)poi/hsan X. An. 6 . 4.9 , cf. 1.9.29 ; esp. where a second Verb requires a change of case in the Pron., oi(\ a)\n e)celegxqw=si . . w(s prodo/tas au)tou\s o)/ntas timwrhqh=nai Id. An. 2.5.27 ; e)kei=noi oi(=s ou)k e)xari/zonq' oi( le/gontes ou)d' e)fi/loun au)tou/s D. 3.24 ; in subdivisions, o(/soi . . oi( me\n au)tw=n . . X. Cyr. 1.1.1 , cf. Pl. Chrm. 168e ; later, pleonastically after a Relative, w(=n o( me\n au)tw=n Call. Epigr. 43 , cf. Ev.Luc. 3.16 , Apoc. 7.2 , etc.: in S. Ph. 316 au)toi=s is emphatic 'in their own persons'. with Art. o( au)to/s, h( au)th/, to\ au)to/, and Att. contr. au(to/s, au(th/, tau)to/ and tau)to/n (as required by the metre, cf. S. OT 734 with 325 , and in Prose to avoid hiatus) : gen. tau)tou=, dat. tau)tw=|, pl. neut. tau)ta/; Ion. w(uto/s, tw)uto/:—the very one, the same, rare in Hom. , Il. 6.391 , Od. 7.55 , 326 ; o( au). ei)mi th=| gnw/mh| Th. 3.38 , cf. 5.75 ; e)pi\ to\ au). ai( gnw=mai e)/feron Id. 1.79 : c. dat., to denote sameness or agreement, esp. in Prose, tw)uto\ a)\n u(mi=n e)prh/ssomen Hdt. 4.119 ; to\n au)to\n xw=ron e)klipw\n e)moi/ A. Ch. 543 ; o( au)to\s tw=| li/qw| the same as the stone, Pl. Euthd. 298a ; e)n tau)tw=| ei)=nai/ tini to be in the place with . . , X. An. 3.1.27 ; prosi/esqai/ tina e)s tau)to\ e(autw=| to have a person meet one, ib. 30 , cf. A. Ch. 210 ; kata\ tau)ta\ tw=| *nei/lw| Hdt. 2.20 ; th=| au)th=| . . kai/ Id. 4.109 ; th\n au)th\n dia/noian kai\ kat' e)kei/nhn h(liki/an Isoc. 5.83 ; o( au)to/s . . w(/sper Pl. Phd. 86a ; e)s tau)to\n a)llh/lois face to face, Jul. Or. 2.5a0 . in later Greek, the said, the above-named, *(hrw/dhs o( au). PLille 23.8 (iii B. C.), etc. Adverbial phrases: au)to\ mo/non simply, merely, Ph. 2.252 , etc.; au). mo/non e)rga/ths Luc. Somn. 9 ; au). mo/non to\ o)/noma th=s fwnh=s A.D. Synt. 22.20 . au)to/ as Adv., = a)/rti , Epigr.Gr. 540.1 (Thrace). au)to\ tou=to as Adv., PGrenf. 1.114 (ii B. C.), 2 Ep.Pet. 1.5 ; th=s au)to\ tou=to kinoume/nhs sfai/ras Iamb. Comm.Math. 17 . with Preps., e)pi\ to\ au)to/ added together, making a total, PLond. 2.196.37 (ii A. D.); kata\ to\ au)to/ together, at the same time, Act.Ap. 14.1 , etc.; but kat' au)to/ just then, Hdn. 1.12.3 . In Compos.: of or by oneself, self- . . , as in au)todi/daktos, au)tognw/mwn, au)to/matos: and so, independently, as in au)tokra/twr, au)to/nomos. hence, as a second self, very . . , bodily, as with proper names, *au)toqai/+s. in the abstract, the ideal, v. supr. 1.4 . precisely, as in au)to/deka. rarely with reflex. sense of a)llh/lwn, as in au)toktone/w. in one piece with, together with, as in au)to/kwpos, au)toxei/lhs, au)to/premnos, au)to/rrizos. by itself: hence, only, as in au)to/culos, au)to/pokos.—For au)tou=, au)tw=s, etc., v. the respective Arts. au(to/s, v. sub au)to/s III. au)tosanda^ra/kh [ra^], h(, very sandara/kh, oi(=on to\ xrw=ma gunaiko/s, au). Alciphr. Fr. 4 . au)tosauto/n, Dor. = e(auto/n , GDI 1749 , al. (Delph.), UPZI : gen. au)tosautou= IG 2.550.5 (Delph.), 5(1).1432.28 (Messene, i B. C.), Tab.Defix.p.xxxi: gen. pl. au)tosautw=n Tab.Heracl. 1.124 . au)to/se, Adv. thither, to the very place, a)pie/nai v.l. in Hdt. 3.124 ; katabai/nein Ar. Lys. 873 ; au)tomolei=n Th. 7.26 , etc.; sfendo/nh| ou)k a)\n e)fikoi/mhn au)to/s' Antiph. 55.20 . au)tosi/, emphatic form of au)to/s, GDI 1339 (Dodona). au)to-si/dhros [i^], Dor. au)to/-a_ros,, on, of sheeriron, a(/milla au). 'with cold steel', E. Hel. 356 (lyr.). au)to/-si_tos, on, bringing one's own provisions, Com. of a para/sitos, Crobyl.I. au)to-ska^pa^neu/s, e/ws, o(, very digger, Alciphr. 3.70 . au)to-skeu/astos, on, self-made, i. e. natural, Sch. Opp. H. 1.22 , Hsch. s.v. au)to/stulon. au)to/-skeuos, on, = au)tourgo/s II, Poll. 10.14 ; artless, fu/sews e)/reuqos au). Aristaenet. 2.21 . au)to/-skwmma, atos, to/, essence of wit, in pl., Alciphr. 3.43 . au)to-smi_kro/n, to/, abstract smallness, Procl. in Prm. p.676S. au)to-smi_kro/ths, htos, h(, = foreg., ib. p.677S. au)to-sofi/a, h(, very wisdom, Them. Or. 6.73a . au)to/-sofos, on, of, with native mother-wit, Tz. H. 8.437 . au)to/-sporos, on, self-sown, A. Fr. 196 ; self-begotten, Nonn. D. 7.73 ,al. au)to/ssu^tos, on, self-sped, A. Eu. 170 (lyr.), S. Fr. 559 . au)to-sta^di/h (sc. ma/xh), h(, stand-up fight, close fight, Ep. word, used only in dat., e)/n g' au)tostadi/h| Il. 13.325 . au)to/-sta^sis, ews, h(, pure rest, Plot. 3.7.2 , Procl. in Prm. p.793S. au)to-sta^te/w, (i(/stamai) to be independent, self-sufficient, Ph. 1.688 . au)to/-sta^tos, on, standing on its own base, kanou=n IG 2.698i i17 . au)to/-stegos, on, = au)to/rofos, sph=lugc Dionys.Trag.I. au)to-ste/ri^fos, on, strong in itself, Hsch. au)to/-stoixos, on, going by oneself, independent, Anon. ap. Suid. s.v. au)to/-stolos, on, self-sent, going or acting of oneself, S. Ph. 496 , cf. AP 7.585 ( Jul. ): metaph. of Leander swimming, nhu=s Musae. 255 ; au)to/stolon naulou=n to let a ship by private contract, OGI 572.41 (Myra). au)to/-stonos, on, lamenting for oneself, go/os A. Th. 916 (lyr.). au)to-stra/thgos [a^], o(, general in independent command, D.C. 44.4 . au)to/-strofos, on, perh. revolving, e)sxa/ra IG 2.816.9 . au)to/-stu_lon: au)toskeu/aston, Hsch. au)to-su/mmetros, on, ideally symmetrical, Alex. Aphr. in Metaph. 79.15 . au)to-sumfu^h/s, e/s, f.l. for sumfuh/s , Porph. Antr. 5 . au)to-su/sta^tos, on, self-constituting, Dam. Pr. 89 . au)to-sfa^gh/s, e/s, slain by oneself or by kinsmen, both in S. Aj. 841 (prob. spurious), cf. E. Ph. 1316 . au)to-sxeda/, v. au)tosxedo/n. au)to-sxede/s, to/, a kind of woman's shoe, Hsch. ; cf. au)tosxidh/s. au)tosxedi-a/zw, aor. part. Pass. -asqei/s Stratt. 4 D. : (au)tosxe/dios):—act or speak offhand, extemporize, Pl. Cra. 413d , Mx. 235c , X. Mem. 3.5.21 . c. acc., extemporize, ta\ de/onta Th. 1.138 , cf. X. HG 5.2.32 . mostly in bad sense, act, speak, or think unadvisedly, v.l. in Pl. Euthd. 278e ; au). kai\ kainotomei=n peri\ tw=n qei/wn Id. Euthphr. 5a , cf. Ap. 20c , Isoc. 9.41 , D. 61.43 ; peri/ ti Pl. Euthphr. 16a , Arist. Pol. 1326b19 ; ei)s ta\ tw=n *)ellh/nwn sw/mata Aeschin. 3.158 . au)tosxedi/-asma, atos, to/, work done offhand, impromptu, improvisation, Arist. Po. 1448b23 , Pl.Com. 87 . au)tosxedi-asmo/s, o(, extemporaneous speaking, Alcid. Soph. 18 (pl.). au)tosxedi-asth/s, ou=, o(, one who acts or speaks offhand: and so, raw hand, bungler, opp. texvi/ths, X. Lac. 13.5 . au)tosxedi-astiko/s, h/, o/n, extemporary, Arist. Po. 1449a9 :—also au)tosxedi-asto/s, o/n, Alcid. Soph. 16 , 17 . au)tosxe/di-os, a, on, also os, on Plu. Sull. 7 :— hand to hand: used by Hom. , in dat., au)tosxedi/h| (sc. ma/xh|) in close fight, in the mêlée, au)tosxedi/h| mei=cai xei=ra/s te me/nos te Il. 15.510 : acc. fem. as Adv., = au)tosxedo/n I, *)antifa/thn d' . . plh=c' au)tosxedi/hn 12.192 , 17.294 ; au)tosxedi/hn ou)tasme/nos Od. 11.536 : also e)/s t' au). kai\ proma/xous i)e/nai Tyrt. 11.12 . offhand, improvised, rough and ready, e)c au)tosxedi/hs peirw/menos h.Merc. 55 ; poih/mata au). D.H. 2.34 ; mantikh\ au). Plu. Sull. 7 ; tetrh/rh nauphgei=n au). Arist. Fr. 600 ; bwmo/s, tei/xh, D.H. 1.40 , 3.67 ; mnh=ma Hld. 2.4 ; nau=s Max.Tyr. 12.2 ; of persons, au)tosxe/dios w)\n peri\ ta\s i)shgori/as Plu. 2.642a ; sofisth/s Ach.Tat. 5.27 ; e)k tou= au)tosxedi/ou ei)pei=n D.C. 73.1 ; to\ au)., opp. to\ periptwtiko/n, in Empiric medicine, Gal. 1.66 . Adv. -i/ws, gennhqh=nai LXX Wi. 2.2 ; oi)kodomei=sqai Paus. 6.24.3 . ready to hand, u(/lh Id. 10.32.15 ; wild, natural, a)/nqh Lib. Decl. 13.50 . au)to-sxedo/n, Adv. near at hand, hand to hand, in Hom. always of close fight, cife/ess' au). ou)ta/zonto Il. 7.273 ; dh/|oun a)llh/lous au). 15.708 ; au). w(rmh/qhsan 13.496 , cf. Od. 22.293 :—once also au)tosxeda\ douri\ . . e)po/rouse Il. 16.319 ; cf. au)tosxe/dios. c. gen., near, close to, a)llh/lw=n Arat. 901 . of Time, on the spot, at once, A.R. 1.12 , 3.148 . au)to-sxi^dh/s, e/s, simply slit: simple, u(po/dhma Hermipp. 18 , cf. au)tosxede/s. au)to/-sxolos, on, = e(autw=| sxola/zwn , Timo 50 . au)to-swkra/ths [a^], o(, the 'form' of Socrates, Plot. 5.7.1 . au)to/-swma, atos, to/, abstract, ideal body, Herm. in Phdr. p.151A. au)to-swfrosu/nh, h(, abstract moderation or temperance, ib. p.144A. au)to/-ta_gos, on, without a master, independent, dub. in Hsch. , cf. EM 173.47 . au)to/-ta^xos, ous, to/, abstract velocity, Procl. Hyp. 1.1 . au)to-te/gon: a)phrtisme/non, plh=res, Hsch. au)to-te/leia, h(, perfection, completeness, Ocell. 1.9 . complete sentence, proposition, A.D. Synt. 12.4 , al.; au). tou= lo/gou ib. 5.20 . au)to-te/leios, on, self-complete, perfect, Procl. Inst. 78 ( Comp. ). au)to-teleio/ths, htos, h(, perfection, Iamb. Myst. 1.15 . au)to-te/lestos, on, self-accomplished, spontaneous, Opp. H. 1.763 , AP 1.19.6 ( Claudian. ), Nonn. D. 43.233 , al. au)to-telh/s, e/s, ending in itself, complete in itself, o(rismo/s Arist. Top. 102b13 , cf. Ocell. 1.7 ; qewri/ai au). kai\ au(tw=n e(/neka Arist. Pol. 1325b20 ; esp. in Gramm., lekto/n Stoic. 2.58 ; lo/gos A.D. Synt. 3.5 , al.; a)ci/wma S.E. M. 8.79 ; dia/noia Hdn. Fig. p.93S. ; r(h=ma an intransitive verb, A.D. Synt. 116.11 ; of unity, Theol.Ar. 5 , cf. Orph. Fr. 247.10 . Adv. -lw=s, opp. kata\ sunafh/n, independently, separately, Epicur. Ep. 2p.36U. perfect, complete, fully-grown, Nonn. D. 7.154 ,al. self-sufficing, au). kai\ a)prosdea= filosofi/as Plu. 2.122e ; of personal character, independent, proxei/rou a). eu)bou/lou Phld. Herc. 1457.5 . absolute, with full powers, strathgo/s Plu. 2.754d , cf. D.C. 52.22 ; au). kri/nein, opp. proanakri/nein, Arist. Ath. 3.5 , cf. 53.2 . final, yh/fisma without appeal, Hyp. Eux. 15 ; di/kh Hsch. , Suid. ; dialh/yeis Plb. 3.4.4 ; au). pro\s gnw=sin kai\ safh/neian ib. 36.2 ; ai)ti/an Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.292 . Adv. -lw=s at one's own discretion, arbitrarily, ou)k au). a)ll' a)kribw=s Lys. Fr. 38 , cf. Plb. 3.29.3 ; a)\n ai( fantasi/ai poiw=sin au). ta\s sugkataqe/seis Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.291 ; au). diaita=n control, govern absolutely, Phld. D. 1.22 . sufficing for oneself: also, supporting oneself, i(ppei=s Luc. Tox. 54 . entirely due to, c. gen., ni/kh tw=n h(goume/nwn Plb. 5.12.4 . (te/los IV) taxing oneself, self-taxed, Th. 5.18 , Stob. 2.7.3a . au)to-tetra/s, a/dos, h(, abstract number four, Phlp. in de An. 77.9 . au)to/-texnos, on, self-instructed, pro\s i)/asin Plu. 2.991e . au)to/ths, htos, h(, identity, S.E. M. 10.261 , v.l. in Porph. Sent. 39 . au)to/-tmhtos, on, self-severed, Sch. Opp. H. 2.349 . au)to/-tokos, on, young and all, A. Ag. 137 : but, parox. au)toto/kos, on, Act. , self-producing, Nonn. D. 8.81 , etc. au)to-tra^giko\s pi/qhkos a very ape of tragedy, D. 18.242 . au)to-tra/pezos [a^], on, eating at the same table with, a)qana/tois Emp. 147.1 . au)to-tri^a/s, a/dos, h(, the abstract number three, Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 836.24 , Phlp. in de An. 77.9 . au)to-tri/gwnon [i^], to/, the ideal triangle, the Form of triangle, Arist. GC 316a12 , Them. Or. 13.165a . au)to-troph/sas, in h.Merc. 86 o(do\n au)., as if from au)totrope/w, to be like oneself, i.e. unique, v.l. au)topreph\s w(/s , in same sense. au)to/-trofos, on, = au)to/sitos , condemned by Phryn. 179 . au)to/-tu^pos, on, self-inflicted, w)teilai/ Opp. H. 2.358 . au)tou=, Dor. au)tw= and au)tei=, Adv., prop. gen. of au)to/s:— just there or just here, Hom. , etc.; e)pi/sxes au)tou= stop there! Cratin. 66 :—freq. with the place added, au)tou= e)ni\ *troi/h|, me/n' au)tou= tw=|d' e)ni\ xw/rw|, here in Troy, etc., Il. 2.237 , Od. 10.271 ; au)tou= e)/nqa Il. 8.207 ; pou au)tou= a)grw=n somewhere there on the farm, Od. 4.639 ; au)tou= u(pe\r kefalh=s 8.68 ; au)tou= peri\ tei=xos A. Ag. 452 (lyr.); au)tou= tau/th| in this very place, exactly here, Hdt. 1.214 , 3.77 , 4.135 ; au)tou= th=| per e)/pese Id. 1.30 :— so that au)tou= usu. precedes; but kei=qi au)tou= h.Ap. 374 ; kat' oi)/kous au)tou= Ar. Pax 89 ; e)nqa/d' au)tou= Sol. 36.11 , Ar. Pl. 1187 ; toi=s e)nqa/d' au)tou= mh\ kat' a)/stu dhmo/tais S. OC 78 . au(tou=, Att. contr. for e(autou=. au)tou+gi/eia, h(, health in the abstract, Alex.Aphr. in Metaph. 79.12 , Herm. in Phdr. p.151 A. au)toude/teros, on, absolutely neuter, An.Bachm. 2.302 :—Subst. au)to-o/ths, -htos, h(, ibid. au)tou/+dwr, atos, to/, very water, Herm. ap. Stob. 3.11.31 . au)tou/+parktos, on, = au)qu/parktos , Hsch. au)tourg-e/w, to be an au)tourgo/s, work with one's own hand, Hierocl. p.63A. , Luc. DMar. 6.1 ; of the Creator, to be his own workman, Procl. Theol.Plat. 5.17 , cf. 18 ; act directly, Gal. 18(1).780 ; esp.farm one's own land, PTeb. 302.29 (i A. D.):— Pass. , kth/mata -ou/mena BGU 475a9 (ii A. D.). c. acc., execute, fulfil of oneself, ta\ e)pi\ th=s gh=s Arist. Mu. 398a5 ; th\n manthi/+hn Luc. Syr.D. 36 ; th\n e)piboulh/n Philostr. VS 1.21.4 . au)tou/rg-hma, atos, to/, a piece of one's own work, D.Chr. 12.57 : pl., i)/dia au). PMasp. 244 (vi A. D.). au)tou/rg-htos, on, self-wrought, rudely wrought, AP 6.33.5 ( Maec. ). au)tourg-i/a, h(, working on oneself, i. e. self-murder or murder of kin, A. Eu. 336 (lyr., pl.). personal labour, opp. slave-labour, Plb. 4.21.1 , Plu. Cat.Ma. 1 , Porph. Marc. 34 . farming oneself, PLips. 97 xxvii 10 (iv A. D.). experience, Plb. 9.14.4 . au)tourg-iko/s, h/, o/n, willing or able to work with one's own hand, M.Ant. 1.5 ; industrious, Muson. Fr. 11p.57H. -kh/ (sc. te/xnh), h(, art of making real things, not semblances (ei)/dwla), Pl. Sph. 266d (dub.). au)tourg-o/s, o/n, self-working, au)tourgw=| xeri/ S. Ant. 52 , cf. Aen.Tact. 18.2 ; au). bi/os D.H. 10.19 . mostly Subst., one who works his land himself (not by slaves), husbandman, E. Or. 920 , Th. 1.141 , X. Oec. 5.4 , etc.: generally, one who works for himself, Pl. R. 565a , Arist. Rh. 1381a24 . metaph., au). th=s filosofi/as one that has worked at philosophy by himself, without a teacher, X. Smp. 1.5 ; au). th=s talaipwri/as engaging in hard service oneself, Plb. 3.17.8 : Sup. , Jul. ad Them. 264a . Pass. , self-wrought, i. e. rudely wrought, D.H. Dem. 39 , Comp. 19 ( Comp. ); simple, native, me/los AP 9.264 ( Apollonid. or Phil. ). au)tourg-o/teuktos, on, = foreg. II, Lyc. 747 . au)tou=ta, v. au)tautou=. au)to-fa/gos [a^], on, self-devouring, Hsch. s.v. au)to/forbos. au)to-fa^h/s, e/s, = sq., Procl. Phil.Chald p.1 J. (s. v. l.). au)to-fa^nh/s, e/s, (fanh=nai) self-appearing, personally appearing, Iamb. Myst. 2.4 ; self-revealing, Syrian. in Metaph. 187.9 ; au). th=s ou)si/as qewri/a Procl. in Alc. p.9 C. au)tofari/zw: au)tomate/w, Hsch. au)to/fi, au)/to-fin, Ep. case-forms of au)to/s, in Hom. always with Prep., a)p' au)to/fin from the very spot, Il. 11.44 ; so par' au)to/fin or -fi, 12.302 , 13.42 , etc.; e)p' au)to/fin on the spot, 19.255 . au)to-fi/lautos [i^], on, wholly given to self-love, J. AJ 5.6.3 . au)to/-floios, on, with the bark on, ba/ktron Theoc. 25.208 , cf. Ep. 4.3 , AP 6.99 ( Phil. ). au)to-foneu/s, gloss on au)tepi/boulos , Hsch. au)to-fo/neutos, on, self-slain, Sch. A. Th. 735 . au)to-foni/a, h(, = au)tourgi/a I, ib. Eu. 336 (pl.). au)to-fo/nos, on, murdering one's kin, au)tofo/na kaka/ A. Th. 850 (lyr.), Ag. 1091 (lyr.); pala/mh AP 7.149 ( Leont. ). Adv. -nws A. Supp. 65 (lyr.). suicidal, Opp. C. 2.480 . slaying with one's own hand, ib. 4.290 . au)to-fo/nths, ou, o(, murderer of kin, E. Med. 1269 ; prob. corrupt in S. El. 272 ; strh=nos Lyc. 438 . au)to/-forbos, on , (fe/rbw) = au)tofa/gos , A. Fr. 114 . au)to-fo/rhtos, on, self-borne, Nonn. D. 10.150 . au)to/-fortos, on, travelling with one's own cargo, S. Fr. 251 ; dub.sense in bearing one's own baggage, A. Ch. 675 , Cratin. 248 . cargo and all, o(lka/des Plu. Aem. 9 , cf. 2.467d . au)to-fro/nhsis, ews, h(, absolute prudence, Him. Ecl. 32.12 . au)to/-frwn, on, gen. fronos, = o(mo/frwn , Ion Trag. ap. Lex.Sabb. au)to-fu^h/s, e/s, self-grown, strwmnh\ oi)kei/a te kai\ au)., of the fur of beasts, Pl. Prt. 321a ; self-existent, Critias 19.1 D. self-grown, of home production, a)gaqa/ X. Vect. 2.1 ; w)=po/li fi/lh *ke/kropos, au)tofue\s *)attikh/ Ar. Fr. 110 . natural, opp. artificial, ou)do/s Hes. Th. 813 ; limh/n Th. 1.93 ; xruso\s au). native gold, D.S. 3.45 ; ku/anos au). Thphr. Lap. 39 ; au). lo/foi hills in their natural state, not quarried or mined, X. Vect. 4.2 ; koru/nan au)tofuh= a natural growth, Theoc. 9.24 ; opp. xeiropoi/htos, Plb. 9.27.4 ; opp. ta\ dia\ te/xnhs, wild, not cultivable, Thphr. CP 3.1.1 ; of a horse, to\n au)tofuh= (sc. dro/mon) diatroxa/zein to have natural paces, X. Eq. 7.11 ; au). ghru/mata 'native wood-notes wild', of birds, opp. language, Plu. 2.973a ; of style, natural, simple, D.H. Din. 7 ; au). ai)/sqhsis, opp. e)pisthmonikh/, Phld. Mus. p.11 K., cf. p.63 K.: Comp. -e/steros more natural, of an explanation, Simp. in Ph. 149.18 . Adv. -fuw=s, o(/moion like by nature, 6o pp. mimhth/s, Pl. Grg. 513b ; au). a)gaqoi/ Id. Lg. 642c . to\ au). one's own nature, Id. R. 486e ; natural state, opp. to\ e)pi/kthton, Arist. Rh. 1365a29 . Act. , bearing, producing of itself, gh= au). w(=n fe/rei Philostr. Im. 2.18 . Adv. -fuw=s spontaneously, Syrian. in Metaph. 123.22 ; au). kinou/menoi Plot. 6.5.1 . au)to/-fu^sis, ews, h(, abstract nature, Phlp. in de An. 99.16 . au)to/-fu^tos, on, self-engendered: hence, arising naturally, e(/lkea Pi. P. 3.47 , cf. Antipho Trag. ap. Lex.Sabb.; native, a)reth/ D.C. 44.37 . natural, primitive, e)rgasi/a Arist. Pol. 1256a40 . au)to-fwni/a, h(, direct utterance, title of work on oracles by Oenomaus, Jul. Or. 7.209b . au)to/-fwnos, on, self-sounding, xrhsmo\s au). an oracle delivered by the god himself, Luc. Alex. 26 . au)to-fw/ra_tos, on, self-betrayed, self-revealed, S.E. M. 8.173 . au)to-fwri/a| (-fori/a cod.): to\ e)pi\ au)th=| fwra=| (fora=| cod.), Hsch. au)to/-fwros, on, (fw/r) self-detected, a)mplakh/mata S. Ant. 51 . mostly in the phrase e)p' au)tofw/rw| lamba/nein to catch in the act, Lys. 13.85 , D. 19.132 ; e(lei=n E. Ion 1214 ; e)le/gxein Lys. 7.42 : with pass. Verbs, e)p' au)tofw/rw| a(lw=nai Hdt. 6.72 ; ei)lh=fqai Ar. Pl. 455 , Eup. 181 : hence, in a more general sense, notoriously, manifestly, e)pibouleu/ontas fanh=nai e)p' au). Hdt. 6.137 ; e)p' au). au)to\n e)le/gcw Lys. 13.30 ; to\n qa/nato/n tinos e)p. au). mhxanwme/nh Antipho 1.3 ; e)p' au). katalamba/nein tina\ a)maqe/steron o)/nta Pl. Ap. 22b , cf. R. 359c ; e)p' au). ei)/lhmmai plousiw/tatos w)/n X. Smp. 3.13 ; a)ciw= se . . e)p'. au). tau=ta/ moi e)pidei=cai Lys. 1.21 ; e)p' au). kle/ptai o)/ntes e)celegxo/menoi Aeschin. 3.10 . au)to/-fws, wtos, to/, very light, o( h(/lios au). e)sti\ kai\ phgh\ fwto/s Herm. in Phdr. p.118A. , cf. Dam. Pr. 29 , Aen.Gaz. Thphr. p.52B. au)to-xa/raktos [a^], on, self-engraven or impressed, of an image in a mirror, Nonn. D. 5.599 . au)to/-xa^ris, itos, h(, very grace: au)toxa/rites *)attikai/ the essence of Attic graces, Alciphr. 3.43 . au)to-xeilh/s, e/s, with the natural rim, i. e. in one piece, lh/kuqoi S. Fr. 138 . au)to/-xeir, xeiros, o(, h(, with one's own hand, creative, A. Supp. 592 (lyr.); au). lou/ein, pai/ein, ktei/nein, S. Ant. 900 , 1315 , Aj. 57 ; ti/nes w)|kodo/mhsan;—o)/rniqes au)to/xeires Ar. Av. 1132 sq., cf. Lys. 269 , Theopomp.Com. 86 , Act.Ap. 27.19 , etc.: c. gen., very doer, per-petrator of a thing, au). tou=de tou= ta/fou S. Ant. 306 ; th=s a)selgei/as tau/ths D. 21.60 ; au). ou)/te tw=n a)gaqw=n ou)/te tw=n kakw=n men who accomplish neither . . , Isoc. 5.150 . abs., one who kills himself, suicide, S. Ant. 1175 ; au). e(autw=n Arist. Fr. 502 ; simply, murderer, S. OT 231 , D. 21.116 ; au)to\n . . nomi/zw au)to/xeira/ mou gegenh=sqai tou/tois toi=s e)/rgois ib. 106 : c. gen., au). kai\ fonei=s tw=n politw=n Isoc. 4.111 , cf. Men. Sam. 216 ; in full, to\n au). tou= fo/nou S. OT 266 , cf. El. 955 , D. 18.287 . as Adj., murderous, esp. of murder committed by one's own hand or by kinsmen, au). qa/natos, sfagh/, moi=ra, E. Ph. 880 , Or. 947 , Med. 1281 (lyr.); plhge/ntes au)to/xeiri su\n mia/smati, of brothers smitten by mutual slaughter, S. Ant. 172 ; fo/nos Pl. R. 615c . au)to/xeira gra/mmata written with one's own hand, autograph, D.C. 59.4 . au)to-xeiri/, Adv. of foreg., with one's own hand, Lycurg. 122 , Paus. 7.16.6 , Onos. 33 tit.; dub. l. in E. Or. 1040 . au)to-xeiri/a, h(, murder perpetrated by one's own hand, Pl. Lg. 872b ; di' au)toxeiri/as Nic.Dam. p.46D. mostly in dat. au)toxeiri/a, lon. -i/h, used adverbially, = au)toxeiri/ , mostly of slaughter, au). ktei/nein Hdt. 1.140 ; a)pole/sai Id. 3.74 , cf. 66 : generally, au). dielei=n Id. 1.123 ; diaspei/rein Id. 3.13 , cf. Ar. Fr. 33 D. ; labei=n D. 25.57 ; kai\ au). kai\ keleu/wn kai\ yh/fw| [ktei/nein] Democr. 260 . au)to-xeiri/zw, do a thing or commit a murder with one's own hand, Philist. 60 ap. Poll. 2.154 , where the word is called pammi/aron. au)to-xei/rios, a, on, = au)to/xeir , Sch. E. Med. 1269 , A.D. Pron. 70.2 . au)to/-xeiros, on, = foreg., Hsch. Adv. -rws, = au)toxeiri/ , Sch. E. Or. 1040 , v.l. in Hierocl. Facet. 152 . au)to-xeiroto/nhtos, on, self-elected, D. 19 Arg. ii9 . au)to-xeri/, Adv. of au)to/xeir, poet. for au)toxeiri/, Call. Epigr. 22 : c. gen., au)toxeri\ posi/wn e)da/mhsan Man. 3.200 . au)toxqhdo/n: au)topoi/hton, Hsch. au)to/-xqonos, on, country and all, A. Ag. 536 . au)to/-xqwn, on, gen. onos, sprung from the land itself; au)to/xqones, oi(, not settlers, of native stock, Hdt. 1.171 , Th. 6.2 , etc.: c. gen., au). *)itali/as D.H. 1.10 : esp. of the Athenians, E. Ion 29 , al., Fr. 360.8 , Ar. V. 1076 , Isoc. 4.24 , 12.124 . Adj., indigenous, native, ta\ me\n du/o au)to/xqona tw=n e)qne/wn Hdt. 4.197 ; au). *ai)gu/ptioi PGiss. 99.5 (ii A.D.); a)reth/ Lys. 2.43 ; la/xana tw=n au)toxqo/nwn Polioch. 2.6 ; ko/smos Philod.Scarph. 127 ; urbanitas, racy of the soil, Cic. Att. 7.2.3 . au)to-xo/lwtos, on, their own enemy, ge/nos a)nqrw/pwn AP 7.688 ( Pall. ). au)to-xorh/ghtos, on, self-furnished, Pl. Ax. 371d . au)to-xo/wnos, on, Ep. for au)toxo/anos, -xwnos, rudely cast, massive, of a lump of iron used as a quoit, Il. 23.826 . au)to/-xrhma, Adv. in very deed, Ar. Eq. 78 , Luc. Dem.Enc. 13 , Procop.Gaz. Ep. 58 , Iamb. Myst. 5.20 ; dub. in S. Ichn. 38 . just, exactly, Ael. NA 2.44 , Aristid. 2.228 J. straightway, Jul. Or. 6.181b . au)to-xro/i+ndon: pro\s to\n xrw=ta, Hsch. au)to/-xronos, on, being its own time, ou)/te h( yuxh\ e)/gxronos a)ll' au). Simp. in Ph. 785.2 . au)to/-xroos, on, contr. au)to/-xrous, oun, with its own, natural colour, Plu. 2.270f . of one and the same colour, ib. 330a . au)to/-xru_sos, on, of very gold, precious, Hsch. au)to/-xu^tos, on, poured out of itself, self-flowing, qa/lamos Hes. Fr. 96.102 ; u(/dwr Aristid. Or. 39(18).7 , 16 , cf. Sch. Pi. O. 7.12 ; ga/la Nonn. D. 24.131 . au)to/-xwnon: au)toxw/neuton, Hsch. au)to-xwre/w, absorb into oneself, partake of, tou= a)gnw/stou Anon. in Prm. in Rh.Mus. 47.603 (dub.). au)t-oyei/ or au)t-yi/, Adv. of au)/toptos, with one's own eyes, Jul. Ep. 204 , PSI 3.238.11 (vi A. D.). au)t-oyi/a, h(, seeing with one's own eyes, Dsc. Praef. 5 , PTeb. 286.20 (ii A. D.), Luc. Syr.D. 1 ; in Medic., as t.t. of the Empiric school, Gal. 1.67 ; e)pi\ th=s au). SIG 827 D 4 (Delph., ii A. D.), cf. POxy. 1272.19 (ii A. D.); e)pi\ th\n au). e)lqei=n IG 9(1).61.17 . supernatural manifestation, vision, Procl. in Alc. p.92 C. (pl.), Iamb. Myst. 2.4 (pl.), 7.3 (pl.); [ dai/mwn] klhqei\s ei)s au). Porph. Plot. 10 , cf. Dam. Isid. 13 (pl.); opp. o)/neiros, Ps.-Callisth. 1.6 ; magical operation for the production of such a manifestation (au)q.), PMag.Par. 1.950 , P Mag.Leid.W. 16.38 . au)toyu_xh/, h(, absolute soul, au). kaqara/ Herm. in Phdr. p.75 A. , cf. Plot. 5.9.13 , Jul. Ep. 89b (pl.). au)t-w/dhs, es, Ion. for au)qa/dhs, acc. to A.D. Pron. 74.9 , Hsch. : but Hdt. 6.92 has au)qade/steroi. au)t-w/lhs, es, = au)to/xeir II, Hsch. au)t-wnhth/s, ou=, o(, one that buys for himself, Din. Fr. 89.11 . au)t-w/rhs, es, (o)/rnumai) acting spontaneously, of an oracle giving a response unquestioned, Call. Fr. 264 . au)/tws, Adv.: in this very manner, even so, gumno\n e)o/nta au)/. w(/s te gunai=ka unarmed just as I am like a woman, Il. 22.125 ; in the self-same way, likewise, su\n d' au)/. e)gw/ S. Ant. 85 , cf. Numen. ap. Ath. 7.328d ; au)/. o(/pwsper . . S. Aj. 1179 ; au)/., w(=d' au)/., w(/s m' w)/lesen Id. Tr. 1040 (lyr.); au)/. w(s . . Hes. Th. 702 , A.R. 1.90 : c. dat., gunaici\n au)/. Anacr. 21.14 : hence w(sau/tws (q. v.), in Hom. always w(s d' au)/tws, as in Pl. Phd. 102e , X. An. 5.6.9 . in a contemptuous sense, just so, ti/h su\ kh/deai au)/. a)ndrw=n; why take you no better care? v.l. for ou(/tws in Il. 6.55 ; oi)/xetai au)/. has gone off just as he pleased, Od. 4.665 : joined with words implying contempt, nh/pios au)/. a mere child, Il. 24.726 , cf. 6.400 ; ma\y au)/. 20.348 ; a)nemw/lion au)/. 21.474 ; au)/. a)/xqos a)rou/rhs Od. 20.379 , etc.; so, in vain, ou)k au)/. muqh/somai 14.151 , cf. Il. 2.342 , etc. in reference to the past, just as before, as it was, h(=sqai, kei=sqai, Il. 1.133 , 18.338 , Od. 20.130 ; leuko\n e)/t' au)/. still white as when new, Il. 23.268 ; e)/ti kei=tai au)/. e)n klisi/h|si just as he was, 24.413 ; kai\ au)/. still, unceasingly, 1.520 . (From au)to/s, hence au)/tws in Homer, cf. Il. 23.268 , Od. 14.151 (from au(/th with Aeol. psilosis acc. to Eust. 235.5 , al.); but au(/tws is usu. written in codd. of Trag. Gramm. were divided as to etym. and accent, cf. A.D. Adv. 174.1 , EM 172.34 , and distd. au(/tws 'likewise' from au)/tws 'in vain'. Dam. Pr. 178 uses au(/tws, = of itself (from au(tou=).) au)/fhn, Aeol. for au)xh/n, Jo.Gramm. Comp. 3.16 . au)/fita, = a)/lfita , Supp.Epigr. 1.414 (Gortyn, v/iv B. C.). au)xa^le/os, a, on, (au)/xh) boastful, Xenoph. 3.5 , Hsch. au)xa/ttein: a)naxwrei=n, Hsch. ; cf. a)naxa/zw. au)xen-i/as, ou, o(, bull-necked, Gloss. au)xen-i/zw, (au)xh/n) cut the throat of . . , S. Aj. 298 . seize by the throat: metaph., kh=res au). yuxh/n Ph. 1.654 ; lo/gous palai/smasi ib. 676 :— Pass. , 2.372 . bind the neck with a ligature, Hippiatr. 10 . au)xe/n-ion, to/, Dim. of au)xh/n, An. Ox. 2.356 . = au)xh/n 11.5 , Eust. 1533.46 . au)xe/n-ios, a, on, belonging to the neck, te/nontes au). neck-sinews, Od. 3.450 , Pancrat. Oxy. 1085.29 ; xai/th Opp. C. 3.255 ; tri/xes Hld. 10.28 . stiff-necked, haughty, gi/gantes PMag.Par. 1.3058 . a kind of tunic, Antiph. 315 . au)xen-isth/r, h=ros, o( , bro/xos au). halter, Lyc. 1100 ; ligature for neck, Hippiatr. 10 . au)xe/w, chiefly pres. and impf. hu)/xoun, fut. au)xh/sw E. Fr. 857 , Luc. DMort. 22.2 , AP 7.373 (Thall.): aor. hu)/xhsa ib. 6.283 , 15.4 , Apollod. 2.4.3 : (au)/xh):—boast, plume oneself, e)pi/ tini on a thing, Batr. 57 , AP 6.283 ; tini/ E. IA 412 : with neut.Adj., tosou=ton au)xei=n Hdt. 7.103 ; me/g' au). E. Heracl. 353 (lyr.); mhde\n to/d' au)/xei Id. Andr. 463 ; mega/la Ep.Jac. 3.5 : c. acc. objecti, to boast of, a)ste/ras AP 7.373 (Thall.). c. acc. et inf., boast or declare loudly that . . , au)xe/ontes ka/llista tiqe/nai a)gw=na Hdt. 2.160 ; a)pew=sqai Th. 2.39 ; sw/sein (sw=sai codd.) E. Andr. 311 , cf. Ba. 310 : c. acc. only, au)xw= *sebh/ran boast (that I hold her), IG 14.2001 , cf. 3.172 . c. inf. fut., say confidently, to be proudly confident that, au)xw= ga\r au)xw= th/nde dwrea\n e)moi\ dw/sein *di/' A. Pr. 340 , cf. 688 (lyr.), Pers. 741 , Cratin. I with a neg., ou) ga/r pot' hu)/xoun . . meqe/cein I never thought that . . , A. Ag. 506 , cf. Eu. 561 (lyr.), E. Heracl. 931 . Med. , au)xh/sasqai: kauxh/sasqai, Hsch. — Never in S. (e)p-, e)c-auxe/w, El. 65 , Ant. 390 ); rare in Com. and Prose. au)/xh, h(, boasting, pride, keneo/frones au)=xai Pi. N. 11.29 ; au)xa/n: kau/xhsin, Hsch. au)x-h/eis, essa, en, braggart, proud, Opp. H. 2.677 ; [bou=s] AP 6.114 ( Simm. ). au)/x-hma, atos, to/, thing boasted of, object of pride, the pride, boast, <xqono/s> S. OC 710 (lyr.); cause for boasting, glory, su\ ga/r nin ei)s to/d' ei(=sas au)/. ib. 713 , cf. Th. 7.75 . = au)/xh , boasting, self-confidence, Id. 2.62 , 7.66 ; o)piqo/mbroton au)/. do/cas Pi. P. 1.92 : in pl., pou= ta\ pro/sqen au).; Pl. Ax. 365a . au)x-hma^ti/as, ou, o(, boaster, Sch. Luc. Pr.Im. 10 , Eust. 537.42 :—Adj. au)x-ma^tiko/s, h/, o/n, Id. 1967.9 . au)xh/n, e/nos, o(, neck, throat, of men and beasts, Il. 7.12 , Hes. Op. 815 , Arist. HA 493a5 , PA 691b29 : rarely, gullet, Nic. Th. 350 : in pl., of one neck, S. Fr. 659.4 , Orph. L. 137 , AP 5.27 ( Rufin. ). metaph., to\n au). i(sta/nai to be high-spirited, Philostr. VA 7.23 ; au)xe/na u(yhlo\n a)poqe/sqai Vett. Val. 261.16 . metaph., any narrow band or connexion (like a neck): neck of land, isthmus, Hdt. 1.72 , 6.37 , X. An. 6.4.3 . narrow sea, strait, of the Bosporus, Hdt. 4.85 , 118 ; au), po/ntou, of the Hellespont, A. Pers. 72 (lyr.); of the point at which the Danube spreads from a single stream into several branches, Hdt. 4.89 . mountain-pass, defile, Id. 7.223 . neck of the thigh-bone, Hp. Art. 55 ; cervix uteri, Id. Steril. 230 , Poll. 2.222 (but, pars vaginalis, Gal. UP 14.3 ); root of the tongue, Ruf. Onom. 57 . handle of the steering-paddle in a ship, Poll. 1.90 : in pl., Polyaen. 3.11.14 , Hld. 5.28 . an architectural member, au)xe/nes dru/inoi SIG 2587.308 . (Cf. au)/fhn; a)/mfhn Theoc. 30.28 .) au)/x-hsis, ews, h(, (au)xe/w) boasting, exultation, Th. 6.16 ; cf. au)xh=tis (sic): semno/ths, Hsch. au)x-hth/s, ou=, o(, boaster, blamed by Poll. 9.146 . au)x-htiko/s, h/, o/n, = au)xh/eis , Sch. Pi. O. 1.4 . Adv. -w=s Eust. 750.23 . au)xm-a^le/os, a, on, = au)xmhro/s , Choeril. 4.4 , Epigr. in POxy. 662 (Amynt.). au)xme/w, (au)xmo/s) to be squalid or unwashed, au)xmei=s te kakw=s kai\ a)eike/a e(/ssai Od. 24.250 , cf. Ar. Nu. 442 ; to be parched, Pl. R. 606d ; au)xmei= [futa/] dry up, Thphr. HP 4.10.7 :—also au)xma/w, part. au)xmw=sai interpol. in Hp. Prog. 2 ; au)xmw/shs Arist. Mete. 360b11 ; au)xmw=ntes Thphr. HP 8.10.4 ; au)xmw=nta Plu. 2.187d , Luc. Vit.Auct. 7 ; au)xmw=san Id. Apol. 6 , etc.; Ep. au)xmw/onta Nonn. D. 26.108 , etc.—au)xme/w is always used exc. in part. acc. to Phryn. PS p.10B. ; au)xma=|s is cited from Phryn.Com. 76 by Poll. 2.34 ; other forms are ambiguous, au)xmw=n Ar. Pl. 84 , Anaxandr. 34.6 , Thphr. Char. 26.5 ; au)xmh/sh| Pl. Phdr. 251d . etc. au)xmh/, h(, = au)xmo/s , Q.S. 9.372 , Phryn. PS p.10B. au)xmh/eis, essa, en, = au)xmhro/s , h.Hom. 19.6 . au)xmhri/a, h(, = au)xmo/s , Cat.Cod.Astr. 2.161.1 , 8(3).125.24 . au)xmhro/-bi^os, on, squalid, sordid, Pl.Com. 16D. au)xmhro-ko/mhs, ou, o(, with squalid hair, Anaxandr. 41.9 . au)xmhro/s, a/, o/n, dry, without rain, xeimw/n Hp. Aph. 3.11 , cf. Aër. 10 ; e)/th Arist. HA 605b19 ; e)/ar Id. Pr. 860a13 ; of places, dry, parched, to/poi Pl. Lg. 761b ( Sup. ), cf. 2 Ep.Pet. 1.19 ; xwri/a Thphr. HP 9.11.10 , etc.; karpoi/ D.S. 2.53 . parching, no/soi Emp. 121.3 . dry, rough, squalid, ou)=das E. Alc. 947 ; sklhro\s kai\ au). Pl. Smp. 203d ; esp. of hair (cf. foreg.), S. Fr. 475 , E. Or. 387 , Theoc. 25.225 ; bi/os Luc. Salt. 1 . Adv. -rw=s, e)/xein tou= prosw/pou Philostr. VA 4.10 . miserable, Man. 2.169 : c. gen., bio/toio ib. 454 : irreg. Sup. au)xmo/tatos dub. l. in Pl.Com. 169 . au)xmhr-o/ths, htos, h(, squalor, metaph., Men.Rh. p.402S. au)xmhr-w/dhs, es, = au)xmhro/s , Sch. Arist. 25a30 . au)xmo/s, o(, drought, Emp. 111.6 , Hdt. 2.13 , 4.198 , Hp. Aph. 3.7 : in pl., Th. 1.23 , Isoc. 9.14 , Plu. Num. 13 : metaph., w(/sper au)xmo/s tis th=s sofi/as drought, dearth of . . , Pl. Men. 70c ; so perh. au)xmo\s tw=n skeuari/wn Ar. Pl. 839 . effects of drought, squalor, mesta\s au)xmou= te kai\ ko/news Pl. R. 614d . of style, dryness, meagreness, D.H. Dem. 44 . thirst, D.Chr. 7.152 . (Perh. akin to au)=os.) au)xmw/dhs, es, dry, to\ au). drought, Hdt. 1.142 ; e)/th Arist. HA 602a13 ; xw/ra au)xmwdeste/ra Thphr. HP 8.1.6 ; arid, CP 3.10.1 ; squalid, ko/mh E. Or. 223 ; sa/rc Plu. 2.688d ; of colour, dull, ai(mati=tis Thphr. Lap. 37 . au)/xmwsis, ews, h(, dirt, squalor, of the hair, [ Gal. ] 16.88 . au)=xos, ous, to/, = au)/xhma , Sch. A. Pers. 871 . au)/w (A), get a light, light a fire, i(/na mh/ poqen a)/lloqen au)/oi Od. 5.490 : — Med. , take fire, Arat. 1035 .—Only poet. (Cf. e)nau/w, etc.; from au)siw, cf. ONorse ausa 'sprinkle', Lat. haurio, haustum.) au)/w (B), fut. a)u/+sw E. Ion 1446 : aor. h)/u+sa (v. infr.):—cry out, shout, call aloud, freq. in Hom. , au)=e d' *)aqh/nh Il. 20.48 , cf. Call. Dian. 56 sq.; ke/klet' a)u/+sas Il. 4.508 , cf. 6.66 , etc.; makro\n a)/u+se 5.101 ; h)/u+se . . me/ga te deino/n te o)/rqia 11.10 ; h)/u+sen de\ diapru/sion ib. 275 , etc.:—also in Trag., au)/ein laka/zein A. Th. 186 ; mhde\n me/g' a)u/+sh|s S. El. 830 (lyr.); deino\n d' a)u/+sas OT 1260 : c. acc. cogn., utter, stenagmo\n . . a)u/+sat' E. Supp. 800 (lyr.); ti/n' au)da\n a)u/+sw; Id. Ion 1446 . c. acc. pers., call upon, au)=e d' e(tai/rous Il. 11.461 , 13.475 , cf. Od. 9.65 , Theoc. 13.58 . rarely of things, ring, karfale/on de/ oi( a)spi\s . . a)/u+sen Il. 13.409 (v. sub au)=os 2 ); of the sea, roar, A.R. 2.566 . [In pres. and impf. au)- is a diphthong; in fut. and aor. a disyll. a^)u_sw, h)/u_sa.] au)/w (C), = a)/w (A) II, i)au/w, Nic. Th. 263 , 283 . au(/w, = chrai/nw , Hdn.Gr. 2.132 . au)/ws, Aeol. for a)w/s, h)w/s, Sapph. Oxy. 1787.1 + 2.18 , al. a)fa/brwma, atos, to/, Megarian name of a woman's garment, Plu. 2.295b ; cf. a(/brwma. a)fagn-eu/w, = sq., Plu. 2.943c . a)fagn-i/zw, fut. -iw= LXX Le. 14.52 : aor. -h/gnisa Paus. 2.31.8 , LXX Le. 14.49 :— Med. , fut. -iou=mai Hp. Morb.Sacr. I: aor. -hgnisa/mhn E. Alc. 1146 :— Pass. , fut. -agnisqh/somai LXX Nu. 19.19 : aor. -hgni/sqhn ib. 19.12 :—purify, consecrate, xqo/na E. in Gött.Nachr. 1922.9 , Paus. 2.31.8 ; purkai+h\n xrh\ a)fagni/sai . . oi)/nw| Epigr.Gr. 1034.28 (Thrace):— Med. , toi=s nerte/rois qeoi=s E. Alc. 1146 , cf. Hsch. , Suid. a)fagni/sas: a)podu/sas, sulh/sas, Hsch. a)fagn-ismo/s, o(, purification, Sch. E. Alc. 98 . a)fa^di/a, h(, (a)fanda/nw) enmity, Eup. 34 :—also a)fa/dios or a)fa/deios, = e)xqro/s , Hdn.Gr. 2.480 . a)/fa^dos, on, displeasing, odious, EM 174.50 . a)fadru/nomai, Pass. , mature, ripen, Thphr. CP 4.6.8 . a(fa/zei: a)nade/xetai, Hsch. *)afai/a, h(, name of divinity in Aegina, IG 4.1580 ; cf. *)afai/a: h( *di/ktunna, kai\ *)/artemis, Hsch. a)faia=sai: a)palgh=sai, a)poleitourgh=sai, kai\ a)pole/sai, Hsch. a)faile/w, Cret., = a)faire/w (q.v.). a)fai/macis, ews, h(, bleeding, Archig. ap. Aët. 8.76 , Hippiatr. 42 . a)faima/ssw, Att. a)fa/gn-ttw, draw blood, of leeches, Sor. 2.11 ; bleed, Hippiatr. 69 . a)/faimoi: a)po/gonoi, eu)genei=s, Hsch. a)fai/r-ema, atos, to/, that which is taken away as the choice part, LXX Ex. 35.21 , Nu. 18.27s q., al., J. AJ 14.10.12 . tribute, LXX 1 Ma. 15.5 . deduction, POxy. 1731.10 (ii A. D.). coarse grits made from ze/a, Plin. HN 18.112 . a)fai/r-esis, ews, h(, taking away, carrying off, remoual, Pl. Cri. 46c (pl.); putting off, tou= qnhtou= Hierocl. in CA 27p.483M. ; opp. pro/sqesis, Plu. Lyc. 13 (pl.). as law-term, assertion of freedom of a reputed slave, Hyp. Fr. 23 . amputation, Archig. ap. Orib. 47.13.4 . in Logic, abstraction, e)c, di' a)faire/sews, Arist. Cael. 299a16 , EN 1142a18 ; esp. ta\ e)c a). mathe-matics, Id. AP 0.81b3 , Metaph. 1061a29 , al.; opp. e)k prosqe/sews, ib. 1077b9 ; also ta\ e)n a). o)/nta Id. de An. 429b18 , al.:—Cicero jokes on this term, Att. 6.1.2 . Gramm., remoual of initial letters, as in su=s u(=s, Choerob. in Theod. 1p.148H. , cf. A.D. Pron. 55.13 , al.; also of medial letters, ib. 93.13 ; of feet in verse, opp. pro/sqesis, POxy. 220 iii 3 . a)fair-ete/on, one must take away, Hp. Aph. 1.10 , Pl. R. 361a ; one must exclude, Id. Plt. 291c ; one must take away in thought, Thphr. Metaph. 6 . a)fairete/os, e/a, e/on, to be taken away, removed, Pl. R. 398e , cf. Jul. Or. 8.249d . a)fair-ete/w, pick off, Ion Hist.I. a)fair-e/ths, ou, o(, one who deprives, xro/nwn Vett.Val. 55.18 , cf. Ptol. Tetr. 189 , Sch. Od. 13.224 , Suid. s.v. e)cai/ths. a)fair-etiko/s, h/, o/n, fit for taking away, tino/s A.D. Adv. 165.12 ; xro/nos e)lpi/dos a). Vett. Val. 281.4 ; ta\ a). tw=n bohqhma/twn evacuant remedies, prob. l. in Herod. Med. in Rh.Mus. 58.87 . Astrol., retrograde, of planetary motion, Ptol. Tetr. 52 , etc. a)fair-e/tis, idos, h(, one that takes away, *moi=rai a). qnhtoi=sin a)na/gkhs Orph. H. 59.18 . a)fair-eto/s, o/n, to be taken away, separable, Pl. Plt. 303e , Arr. Epict. 3.24.3 . deducted, PRev.Laws 55.1 (iii B. C.). a)fair-e/w, Ion. a)paire/w, fut. -h/sw: pf. a)fh/|rhka, Ion. a)parai/rhka: aor. a)fei=lon, later inf. a)fe/lai GDI 4940.35 (Cret.); a)fh/|rhsa Gal. 11.121 :—take away from:—Constr.: mostly a). ti/ tini, si=ton me/n sfin a)fei=le took it from him, Od. 14.455 , cf. A. Eu. 360 codd., etc. (but also, relieve one of a duty, X. Cyr. 7.1.44 ): less freq. a). ti/ tinos Ar. Pax 560 , X. Lac. 4.7 ; kh=ra xw/ras A. Th. 777 (lyr.); e)/k tinos Id. Eu. 444 ; also tina/ ti prob. l. ib. 360 , S. Ph. 933 , v. infr. II. I, III: c. gen., take from, timh=s ou)/t' a)felw\n ou)/t' e)poreca/menos Sol. 5.2 ; mhde\n a)fairw=men tou= a)di/kou (from the unjust man) a)po\ th=s a)diki/as Pl. R. 360e ; tou= plh/qous diminish the number, X. Vect. 4.4 : c. acc. only, a)pelw\n ta\ a)/xqea having taken them off, Hdt. 1.80 ; basile/wn . . o)rga\s a)fh/|roun took away, E. Med. 455 , cf. Ar. Pl. 22 , Ra. 518 . set aside, kre/a SIG 1044.41 (Halic., iv B. C.). exclude, separate, to\ *(ellhniko\n w(s e(\n a)po\ pa/ntwn a)fairou=ntes xwri/s Pl. Plt. 262d ; opp. prostiqe/nai, Id. Phd. 95e , etc. Math., a). a)po\ . . subtract from, Euc. Ax. 3 ( Pass. ), etc.; of ratios, divide out from both sides of an equation, Apollon. Perg. 1.41 ( Pass. ); intercept, in Pass. , Procl. Hyp. 2.27 . in Logic, abstract, c. acc., Arist. APo. 74a37 , al.: abs., Id. Metaph. 1030a33 . Med. , fut. a)fairh/somai (in pass. sense, v.l. for a)paire-qh/sesqai , Hdt. 5.35 , cf. Antipho Fr. 57 ), later a)felou=mai Timostr. 5 , Plb. 3.29.7 : aor. a)feilo/mhn, later a)feila/mhn Ph. 2.586 , D.C. 41.63 , cf. Phryn. 116 : pf. a)fh/|rhmai (in med. sense) X. Cyr. 7.5.79 (spelt a)fei/r- Sammelb. 4309 (iii B. C.)):—from Hom. downwds. more freq. than Act. , take away for oneself; also in reciprocal sense, a)fairei=sqon tu/xhn ye have received each the fortune of the other, E. El. 928 :—Constr. like Act. , a)fairei=sqai/ ti/ tini, as kai\ dh/ moi ge/ras . . a)fairh/sesqai a)peilei=s Il. 1.161 ; ti/ tinos 5.673 , 691 , 9.335 , Th. 3.58 , Lys. 24.13 , etc. (also teu/xea . . w)/moii+n a)fele/sqai Il. 13.510 ); ti pro/s tinos E. Tr. 1034 ; ti a)po/ tinos Ar. V. 883 ; e)/k tinos X. Cyn. 12.9 : c. dupl. acc. rei et pers., bereave or deprive of, mh/te su\ to/nd' . . a)poai/reo kou/rhn Il. 1.275 , cf. Hdt. 1.71 , 7.104 ; freq. in Att. and Trag., Lys. l. c., Th. 8.74 , D. 20.46 , etc.; te/kna a). tina/ E. Andr. 613 , cf. Ar. Ach. 464 : rarely c. acc. pers. et gen. rei, a). ta\s ku/nas tou= eu(rei=n X. Cyn. 6.4 ; th=s a)rxh=s tina/ Plu. Ant. 60 ; th\n *)amazo/na tou= zwsth=ros Paus. 5.10.9 . c. acc. rei, a). yh/fisma cancel or rescind, And. 2.24 ; a)felome/nhs th=s nukto\s to\ e)/rgon having broken off the action, Th. 4.134 ; e(/ws kelainh=s nukto\s o)/mm' a)fei/leto A. Pers. 428 : abs., me/xri sko/tos a)fei/leto (sc. th\n di/wcin) X. HG 1.2.16 ; a). th\n mnh/mhn pollw=n a)gaqw=n D. 22.13 . folld. by mh/ c. inf., prevent, hinder from doing, ti/ m' a)/ndra . . a)fei/lou mh\ ktanei=n; S. Ph. 1303 , cf. E. Tr. 1146 ; ka)/kteinas, h)/ tis sumfora/ s' a)fei/leto [mh\ ktei=nai]; Id. Andr. 913 ; c. inf. Pass. , to\n ta\ u(/steron a)fei/leto a)dikh/mata eu)erge/thn mh\ o)nomasqh=nai Paus. 8.52.2 ; c. inf. only, Pi. I. 1.62 : simply, obstruct, a)rxh/n Pl. Lg. 958c . a). tina\ ei)s e)leuqeri/an, Lat. vindicare in libertatem, claim as free, Pl. Lg. 914e , Isoc. 12.97 , D. 58.19 , cf. Lys. 23.10 , Aeschin. 1.62 . Pass. , fut. -aireqh/somai E. Hel. 938 ; -h/somai Antipho Fr. 57 : pf. a)fh/|rhmai, Ion. a)parai/rhmai Hdt. 7.159 , etc.:—to be robbed or deprived of a thing, ti A. Ch. 962 (lyr.), Hdt. 3.137 , etc.; ti pro/s or u(po/ tinos, Id. 1.70 , 3.65 , 7.159 ; a)fh|re/qhn ta\ e)ne/xura u(po/ tinos D. 47.41 ; e)k xerw=n a)fh|re/qhn had them taken out of my hands, E. Tr. 486 : c. inf., a)fh|re/qh *ski/rwnos a)kta\s o)/mma tou)mo\n ei)sora=n was deprived of, hindered from seeing them, Id. Hipp. 1207 : less freq. mhde\n tou= e)mou= o)/gkou a)faireqe/ntos a)lla\ sou= au)chqe/ntos Pl. Tht. 155b . o( a)faireqei/s, in Law, the person from whom a slave has been claimed, Id. Lg. 915a . a)fai/r-hma: a)na/qhma, dw=ron, Hsch. a)fair-hmatikw=s, abstractly, interpol. in Phlp. in APo. 242.24 . a)/fakes: eu)/hqes, Hsch. a)fa/kh [a^fa^], h(, tare, Vicia angustifolia, Pherecr. 188 , Arist. HA 596a25 , Thphr. HP 8.8.3 , Dsc. 2.148 , etc. a)fa/llomai, aor. inf. a)fa/lasqia Ael. VH 6.14 ; Ep. aor. part. a)pa/lmenos Bion Fr. 10.15 :—spring off or down from, ph/dhma kou=fon e)k new\s a)fh/lato A. Pers. 305 ; e)pi\ th\n kefalh\n . . a)fh/lato jumped off on to his head, Ar. Nu. 147 ; a)falo/menos tou= i(/ppou Plu. Caes. 27 , cf. Ael. l.c.; of a river, th=s pe/tras plei=on h)\ sta/dion a). th\n katafora/n Plb. 10.48.5 . jump, bound, of a quick pulse, Ruf. Syn.Puls. 7.5 . rebound, glance off, a)po\ tw=n lei/wn Arist. de An. 420a22 ; pe/trou Nic. Th. 906 : abs., AP 9.159 ; to be reflected, pu=r a)po\ puro/s Plu. 2.931b . a)f-almo/s, o(, springing off, Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.31 tit. a)/f-alsis, ews, h(, jumping exercise, Aret. CD 1.3 , Philum. ap. Orib. 45.29.37 , Antyll.ib. 6.31.1 . a)/f-altos, on, springing off or back, Hsch. a)/fa^los, on, without fa/los, kune/h Il. 10.258 , BGU 1190.3 (i B. C.?). a)fa^marta/nw, aor. part. a)famarth/santos Orph. A. 643 ; Ep. aor. a)ph/mbroten Il. 15.521 , 16.466 , 477 , Pancrat. Oxy. 1085.7 :—miss one's mark, c. gen., kai\ tou= me/n r(' a)fa/marten Il. 8.119 , etc.; qhro/s Pancrat. l.c.: also in Prose, X. HG 6.1.15 , D. 14.13 . lose, be deprived of what one has, seu= a)famartou/sh| Il. 6.411 ; fi/lou a)po\ patro\s a(martw/n 22.505 . a)fa^martoeph/s, e/s, = a(martoeph/s , talking at random, Il. 3.215 . *)afa/mios, o( (sc. mh/n), name of month at Thronium, Klio 16.170 ; at Ambryssus, GDI 2256.5 . *)afamiw=tai, w=n, oi(, name of serfs in Crete, like the Helots in Laconia, Str. 15.1.34 , Ath. 6.263f (written *)amf-); cf. a)fhmou=ntas, a)fhmia/stous. a)famma^t-i/zw, fasten off, Antyll. ap. Orib. 45.24.4 :—hence a)famma^t-iste/on, Sor. 1.56 . a)fa/na, = skindayo/s , Suid. s. h. v. a)fanda/nw, Ion. aor. inf. a)padei=n Hdt. 2.129 :—displease, not to please, ei) d' u(mi=n o(/de mu=qos a)fanda/nei Od. 16.387 ; soi\ ta)/m' a)fanda/nont' e)/fu S. Ant. 501 . a)fa^n-ei/, Adv. of a)fanh/s, invisibly, obscurely, Hdn. Epim. 255 . a)fa^/n-eia, h(, obscurity, uncertainty, tu/xas Pi. I. 4(3).49 : metaph., a)ciw/matos a). want of illustrious birth or rank, Th. 2.37 . invisibility, Dam. Pr. 6 . disappearance, destruction, A. Ag. 384 (lyr.), Procl. in Prm. p.840S. —The form a)fani/a is mentioned by A.D. Synt. 341.8 . a)fa^n-e/w, fail to put in an appearance, dub. in PTeb. 43.22 (ii B. C.):— but a)fa_ne/w, thrash, beat, Ar. Eq. 394 ; cf. a)/fhna: e)/koya, and a)fh=nai: to\ ta\s e)ptisme/nas kriqa\s tai=s xersi\ tri=yai, Hsch. ; v. ai(/nw. a)fa^n-h/s, e/s, (fai/nomai) unseen, esp. of the nether world, *tarta/rou puqmh/n Pi. Fr. 207 , cf. A. Th. 860 (lyr.); a). ka)n *)ai/+da do/mw| foita/sh|s Sapph. 68 ; xa/sma a). a blind pit, Hdt. 6.76 ; h( a). qeo/s, of Persephone, S. OC 1556 (lyr.); o( a). po/los, i. e. the south pole, Arist. Cael. 285b21 , Mu. 394b31 (but a). ko/smos starless, Vett.Val. 6.22 ). a). gi/gnesqai, = a)fani/zesqai , disappear, u(po\ gh=n Hdt. 3.104 , cf. E. IT 757 , Pl. R. 360a ; so a). h)=n disappeared, Hdt. 7.37 , cf. X. An. 1.4.7 ; of soldiers missing after a battle, Th. 2.34 ; runaway, absconded, PGen. 5.4 (ii A. D.). sth/las a). poih=sai obliterate, SIG 38.38 (Teos). unnoticed, secret, a). no/os a)qana(twn Sol. 17 ; a). neu=ma a secret sign, Th. 1.134 ; a). xwri/on out of sight, Id. 4.29 , cf. ib. 67 ; a). cifi/dion concealed, Id. 8.69 ; di' e)pistolw=n a)fanw=n secret or invisible writings, Ph. Bel. 102.29 : c. part., a). ei)=nai a)pio/ntes depart without being noticed, X. An. 4.2.4 ; a). o)/ntes h)di/koun Th. 1.68 ; mantikh=| xrw/menos ou)k a). h)=n he was well known to do . . , X. Mem. 1.1.2 . uncertain, doubtful, a). nou=soi Hdt. 2.84 ; su\n a)fanei= lo/gw| on an uncertain charge, S. OT 657 (lyr.); e)n a)fanei= l. Antipho 5.59 ; mo/ros S. OC 1682 (lyr.); o)/noma E. Tr. 1322 (lyr.); e)lpi/s Th. 5.103 ; pro/fasis a)fanesta/th lo/gw| Id. 1.23 ; ou)k a). tekmh/ria X. Ages. 6.1 ; meqe/ntas ta)fanh=, opp. to\ pro\s posi/, S. OT 131 ; a). xa/ris a favour from an unknown hand, D. 19.240 ; e)s a)fane\s to\n mu=qon a)nenei/kas Hdt. 2.23 ; misw= me\n o(/stis ta)fanh= periskopw=n S. Fr. 737 ; ta\ a). merimna=n Ar. Fr. 672 ; u(pe\r tw=n a). faneroi=s marturi/ois xrh=sqai Arist. EN 1104a13 ; of what is beyond the evidence of sense, opp. fanero/n, a(rmoni/h a). fanerh=s krei/ttwn Heraclit. 54 , cf. Phld. Sign. 1 , al.; ta)fane\s dia\ tou= fainome/nou sullogi/zesqai Epicur. Nat. 14.4 ; to\ th=s tu/xhs a). oi(= probh/setai E. Alc. 785 ; to\ a). tou= katorqw/sein Th. 2.42 ; e)n a)fanei= e)/ti kei=sqai, e)n tw=| a). ei)=nai, Id. 1.42 , 3.23 ; e)n a). kekth=sqai/ ti secretly, Pl. Lg. 954e ; e)k tou= a)fanou=s Th. 1.51 , 4.96 , etc.; e)c a). A. Fr. 57.9 , Ar. Ra. 1332 : neut. pl. as Adv., E. Hipp. 1289 (lyr.). Regul.Adv. a)fanw=s Th. 3.43 , etc.: Sup. -e/stata X. HG 5.1.27 . of persons and things, unnoticed, obscure, E. Tr. 1244 ; also ou) ga\r a). krinei=te th\n di/khn Th. 3.57 ; a). kai\ tapeinh\ fu/sis D. 61.35 . a). ou)si/a personal property, as money, which can be secreted and made away with (cf. a)fani/zw 1.7 ), opp. fanera/ (real), as land, Lys. 32.4 , cf. BCH 27.219 (Crete); opp. e)mfanh/s, IG 12(2).15.8 (Mytil.), SIG 554.17 ; but simply, concealed, a)fanh= katasth=sai th\n ou)si/an Lys. 20.23 : in lit. sense, a). plou=tos Ar. Ec. 602 ; plou=tos a). o(\n su\ katoru/cas e)/xeis Men. 128.16 . a)fa^n-i/zw, Att. fut. -i^w= X. An. 3.2.11 , Pl. Tht. 184a : pf. h)fa/nika D. 36.18 :—make unseen, hide, nefe/lh . . h)fa/nisen h(/lion X. An. 3.4.8 ; hush up, e)/rgon Pl. Smp. 217e : hence, lose sight of, Eub. 107.18 ; a). to\ sumforw/taton do away with, reject, Hp. VM 21 ( v.l. for a)faire/ontas ); make away with a person, Hdt. 3.126 , X. Mem. 1.2.53 , Th. 4.80 ; mh/ m' a)fani/sh| labw/n Men. Epit. 210 :— Pass. , th\n gnw/mhn mhde\n . . a)fanisqei=san in no part concealed or suppressed, Th. 7.8 . do away with, remove, a)/xos S. OC 1712 (lyr.); tina\ po/leos carry one off from the city, E. Ph. 1041 (lyr.); *mou/sas a). Ar. Nu. 972 ; a). au(to\n ei)s to\n new/n disappear into the temple, Id. Pl. 741 . destroy, *)aqh/nas X. An. 3.2.11 , cf. Plb. 1.81.6 , LXX De. 7.2 ; o(/lws a). i(era/ D. 21.147 , cf. Epigr.Gr. 376.8 (Aezani). obliterate writing, Th. 6.54 ; footsteps, X. Cyn. 5.3 , etc.; traces of bloodshed, Antipho 5.45 ; spirit away a witness, ib. 52 ; get rid of, di/khn Ar. Nu. 760 . secrete, steal, X. Oec. 14.2 . obscure, mar one's good name, etc., patrika\s a)reta/s, a)ci/wsin, do/can, Th. 7.69 , 2.61 : in good sense, a). a)gaqw=| kako/n wipe out ill deeds by good, ib. 42 ; du/skleian Id. 3.58 ; ta\ xrw/mata a). e)k tou= sw/matos, of the wasting effect of grief, Antiph. 98 ; tri/xa bafh=| a). disguise it by dyeing, Ael. VH 7.20 ; a). ta\ pro/swpa (cf. a)pro/swpos), of artificial disfigurement, Ev.Matt. 6.16 , cf. LXX Jl. 2.20 , Za. 7.14 . spoil, oi)=non, u(/dwr, Sor. 1.90 , Gal. 9.645 . make away with property, etc., a)rgu/rion, nautiko/n, a)nqrw/pous, Aeschin. 1.101 , 3.222 , D. 28.12 ; a). th\n ou)si/an Aeschin. 1.103 ; but, conceal the existence of, e)rgasth/rion, ou)si/an, D. 27.26 , 44 . drain a cup of wine, Eub. 82 . a)fani/sai: skepa/sai, pronomeu=sai, Hsch. Pass. , disappear, be missing, Hdt. 4.8 , 124 , S. Ant. 255 ; of persons buried by a sand-storm, Hdt. 3.26 ; or lost at sea, Th. 8.38 , X. HG 1.6.33 ; a). kata\ th=s qala/sshs, of islands, Hdt. 7.6 ; u(pobru/xios h)f. Plu. Crass. 19 ; a). e)k tw=n *qrhi/kwn Hdt. 4.95 ; e)c a)nqrw/pwn Lys. 2.11 ; a). ei)s u(/lhn disappear into it, X. Cyn. 10.23 ; katagelasqe\n h)fani/sqh was laughed down and disappeared, Th. 3.83 . live retired, X. Ages. 9.1 . a)fa^/n-i^sis, ews, h(, getting rid of, th=s di/khs Ar. Nu. 765 ; tw=n sunqhkw=n D. 33.22 ; destruction, lo/gwn Pl. Sph. 259e . (from Pass. ) disappearance, Hdt. 4.15 , Arist. Pr. 953a17 , Epicur. Ep. 2p.52U. a)fa^n-ismo/s, o(, extermination, destruction, Plb. 5.11.5 ; po/lewn D.S. 15.48 ; sw/matos kai\ yuxh=s Plu. 2.107d ; a)fanismw=| a)fani/zein LXX De. 7.2 . = foreg. 11 , Arist. HA 580b21 , Luc. Alex. 19 ; a)/strwn Thphr. Sign. 2 (pl.), cf. Cleom. 2.5 ; occultation, Theo Sm. p.137 H.; *peri\ a). h(liakw=n, title of work by Eudoxus, on occultations of stars by the sun, Phld. D. 1.21 ; th=s selh/nhs Plu. 2.670c ; e)ggu\s a)fanismou= Ep.Hebr. 8.13 . a)fa^n-iste/os, e/a, e/on, to be suppressed, [lo/gos] Isoc. 12.233 . a)fa^n-isth/s, ou=, o(, destroyer, dub. l. in Plu. 2.828f , cf. Sch. A. Th. 175 , etc.; scavenger, PLond. 2.387.9 (iii A. D.):—fem. a)fa^n-i/stria, Sch. Opp. H. 2.487 :—hence a)fa^n-istiko/s, h/, o/n, causing to disappear, tino/s A.D. Pron. 33.15 ; trixw=n Archig. ap. Aët. 6.63 , cf. Crito ap. Gal. 12.447 ; destroying, Sch. A. Th. 145 . Adv. -kw=s Sch. Il. 21.220 , al. a)/fanos, on, dub. sens., li/qos PMag.Par. 2.195 . a)fant-a^si/astos, on, not manifested, Corp.Herm. 5.1 , Olymp. in Phd. p.35N. Adv. -tws Ascl. in Metaph. 151.6 , Olymp. in Phd. p.38 N. a)fant-a^si/wtos, on, unable to imagine a thing, Plu. 2.960d , Cat. Cod.Astr. 7.215.7 . a)fa/nt-astos, on, without fantasi/a, fu/sis Stoic. 2.304 ,al.: c. gen., yuxh\ a). tou= o)/ntos Ph. 1.230 . Adv. -tws, kinei=sqai, opp. o(rmh=| kai\ fantasi/a| xrh=sqai, Id. 1.641 , cf. Porph. Gaur. 7.3 . without dreams, Gal. 16.221 , 525 . not sensibly presented, ei)=dos, of pure form, Syrian. in Metaph. 92.5 . a)fantika/, ta/, derelict lands, Cod.Theod. 13.11.3 , prob. in Lyd. Mag. 3.70 ; cf. afanticius Cod. Theod. 5.11.9 . a)/fant-os, on, (fai/nomai) made invisible, blotted out, a)kh/destoi kai\ a)/. Il. 6.60 ; a)/spermos geneh\ kai\ a)/. o)/lhtai 20.303 , etc.; hidden, a)/. e(/rma A. Ag. 1007 (lyr.); e)/fhn' a)/fanton fw=s S. Ph. 297 ; a)/. e)/peles Pi. O. 1.46 ; e)k brotw=n a)/. bh=nai S. OT 832 ; a(nh\r a)/. e)k . . stratou= he has disappeared, A. Ag. 624 ; a)/. oi)/xesqai ib. 657 , Jul. Or. 2.59a ; e)/rrein S. OT 560 ; a)rqei=s' a)/. E. Hel. 606 ; e)k xerw=n Id. Hipp. 827 (lyr.); i)/xnos plata=n a)/. disappearing, A. Ag. 695 (lyr.); invisible, nu/c Parm. 9.3 . in secret, a)/fanta bre/mein Pi. P. 11.30 . obscure, Id. N. 8.34 ; qeoi=s dh=los qnhtoi=si d' a)/. Epimenid.II.—Poet. and late Prose, a)/. gene/sqai D.S. 3.60 , 4.65 , Ev.Luc. 24.31 ; ta\ a)/fanta fh/nantes Aristid. 1.260 J. , cf. Sch. Arat. 899 . a)fant-o/w, make a)/fantos, hide, Eust. 882.45 :— Pass. , disappear, Sch. Arat. 899 ; evaporate, Syn.Alch. p.67 B. ; to be sublimated, Zos. Alch. p.163 B. a)fa/pac [fa^], once for all, PFlor. 158.10 (iii A. D.). a)f-apte/on, one must fasten, Antyll. ap. Orib. 45.24.10 . a)f-a/ptw, aor. a)fh=ya, imper. a)/fayon Ph. Bel. 65.37 :—fasten from or upon, a(/mmata a)pa/yas having tied knots on a string, Hdt. 4.98 , cf. Hp. Fist. 4 :— Med. , LXX Pr. 3.3 , al.:— Pass. , to be hung on, hang on, pf. part. a)pamme/nos ( Ion. for a)fhmm-) Hdt. 2.121 . d/; a)fhmme/nos e)k podew/nwn Theoc. 22.52 . metaph. of argument, Gal. 16.82 . a)/fa^r [a^f], poet. Adv. straightway, forthwith, in Hom. mostly at the beginning of a clause, with de/ following, a)/. d' h)/muse karh/ati Il. 19.405 , cf. Od. 2.95 : without de/, thereupon, after that, Il. 11.418 . suddenly, quickly, a)/. keraoi\ tele/qousi Od. 4.85 : strengthd., a)/. au)ti/ka Il. 23.593 ; pe/mpe dra/kontas a)/. Pi. N. 1.40 , cf. 10.63 , Pae. 6.81 , Emp. 35.6 , 110.8 .—Rare in Trag., A. Pers. 469 ; a)/. be/bake S. Tr. 133 , 529 , cf. E. IT 1274 (lyr. exc. in A. l. c.): also in later Ep. as A.R. 2.539 , etc. intens., very, Il. 17.417 , Od. 2.169 . in Thgn. 716 as if Adj., swift, fleet (cf. a)fa/rteros), pai=des *bore/w tw=n a)/far ei)si\ po/des. a)/farban: e)leu/qeron, Hsch. a)farei/, Adv. = a)/far 1.2 , EM 175.24 , Hsch. , Suid. a)fareu/s, e/ws, o(, supposed belly-fin of female tunny, dub. in Arist. HA 543a13 . a)fa_rh/s, e/s, without fa=ros, unclad, naked, of the *xa/rites, Euph. 87 ; cf. a)/fa_ros. a)fa/rkh, h(, an evergreen tree, hybrid arbutus, Arbutus hybrida, Thphr. HP 1.9.3 , 3.3.1 . a)farki/deuton: a)/greuton, a)qusi/aston, Hsch. a)/farktos, on, v. a)/fraktos. a)farma/k-eutos [ma^], on, without medicine, not physicked, Hp. Acut. (Sp.) 27 ; without cosmetics, canqi/zein a)farma/keuta Alciphr. Fr. 5.4 . a)fa/rmak-os, on, without medicinal properties, Gal. 6.650 . without bloom, xrw=ma Eust. 1416.2 , Hsch. a)fa/rmak-tos, on, unanointed, Nic. Th. 115 ; unpoisoned, ku/lic a). Luc. DMort. 7.2 . a)farmo/zw, Att. a)farma/k-ttw, not to suit, Oenom. ap. Eus. PE 5.24 . a)fa^ro/zwmos [a^f], o(, improvised, 'hasty' broth, Eust. 1191.13 . a)/fa^ros, on, = a)fa/rwtos , Call. Fr. 183 . a)/fa_ros, on, = a)farh/s , Hsch. a)farpa^gh/: abreptio, Gloss. a)farpa/zw, fut. Ep. -a/cw, Att. -a/somai:— Pass. , pf. -h/rpasmai X. Cyn. 9.18 : aor. 1 -hrpa/sqhn Id. HG 5.4.17 ; -hrpa/ghn IPE 1.26 (Olbia): —tear off or from, *(/ektwr d' w(rmh/qh ko/ruqa . . krato\s a)farpa/cai Il. 13.189 ; snatch away, steal from, ti/ tinos Ar. Eq. 1062 : c. acc. only, snatch eagerly, S. Tr. 548 , E. Ion 1178 ; a). to\n ste/fanon D. 21.64 ; of death, IG 12(7).52.9 (Amorgos):— Pass. , Lys. 19.31 ; fwto\s a)farpasqei/s, of one dead, IG 14.1386 , cf. 12(7).400 (Amorgos). a)fa/rteros [a^f], a, on, Comp. Adj. (from a)/far) more fleet, tw=n d' i(/ppoi me\n e)/asin a)fa/rteroi Il. 23.311 ; cf. Dionys.Epic. ap. St.Byz. s.v. *ka/speiros. a)fa/rumos: a)/tolmos, Hsch. a)fa^)rwtos, on, ( fa^ro/w) unploughed, untilled, Call. Fr. 82c . a)fa^)si/a, h(, (a)/fatos) speechlessness, caused by fear or perplexity, e)/kplhcin h(mi=n a)fasi/an te prostiqei=s E. Hel. 549 ; a). m' e)/xei Id. IA 837 , cf. Ar. Th. 904 ; a). h(ma=s lamba/nei ti/ pote xrh\ le/gein Pl. Lg. 636e ; ei)s a). tina\ e)mba/llein Id. Phlb. 21d ; ei)s a). e)mba/llein pra/gmatos inability to say anything about it, S.E. P. 2.211 , cf. Dam. Pr. 7 . a)fa/ssw, Ion. , Ep. , and late Prose, = a(fa/w , feel, Hp. Nat.Mul. II, etc.; a)/fason au)tou= ta\ w)=ta Hdt. 3.69 , cf. A.R. 2.710 , 4.428 , v.l. in Call. Fr. 317 , cf. Musae. 82 , etc.; w(/sper e)n sko/tei a)fa/sswn groping, Dam. Pr. 42 , cf. Iamb. Myst. 3.6 , etc.:— Med. , A.R. 4.181 :— Pass. , Hp. Morb. 2.30 and 41 . a)fate/w, dub. sens. in IG 5(1).209.34 . a)fath=les: mastoi/, qhlai/, Hsch. a)/fa^tos, on, not uttered or named, nameless, a)/ndres o(mw=s a)/. te fatoi/ te Hes. Op. 3 . unutterable, ineffable, lo/gos E. Ion 782 (lyr.); a)/. me/lea monstrous, Pi. N. 1.47 ; kefalai/ AP 6.112 ( Pers. ); a)/. xrh/mata untold sums, Hdt. 7.190 ; a)/. ne/fos, ktu/pos, S. OT 1314 (lyr.), OC 1464 (lyr.); o)rniqari/wn a)/faton (Schw. for -twn) plh=qos Anaxandr. 41.63 ; pw/lwn a)/faton ta/xos IG 14.2012.4 (Sulp. Max. ); h(donh/ Phld. D. 3.14 ; u(perbolh\ duna/mews Hermog. Inv. 1.4 ; du/namis Plot. 4.8.6 ; a)/faton w(s . . there's no saying how . . , i.e. marvellously, immensely, Ar. Av. 428 , Lys. 198 . Adv. -tws Dsc. 1.13 . a)fauai/nw, aor. part. -hnas Lyc. ap. Orib. 8.25.8 , PHolm. 12.12 , but inf. -a=nai Plot. 4.4.32 :—starve, wither, Thphr. HP 3.18.9 :— Pass. , ib. 4.2.11 ; to be parched, di/yh| a)fauanqh/somai Ar. Ec. 146 , cf. Arist. Pr. 896a14 , Lyc. ap. Orib. 8.25.17 ; i(/na mh\ zhtw=n to\n su/agron a)fauanqh=|s Ath. 9.401e . grill, roast, Hld. 2.19 (prob.), Porph. Abst. 4.20 . (Cf. a)pauai/nw.) a)faur-o/s, a/, o/n, feeble, powerless, h)u/+te paido\s a)faurou= Il. 7.235 , cf. Nic. Th. 198 ; dim, Arat. 256 ; almost always Comp. and Sup. , se/o pollo\n a)fauro/teros Il. 7.457 ; i(/na mh/ oi( a)fauro/teron be/los ei)/h 12.458 ; ou)/ min a)fauro/tatos ba/l' *)axaiw=n 15.11 , cf. Od. 20.110 , Hes. Op. 586 , Pi. P. 4.272 ( Comp. ), Theoc. 21.49 ( Comp. ); a)ndro\s ghre/ntos pollo\n -o/teros Xenoph. 9 , etc.; r(ei/qrwn a)faurote/rhn, of a bridge, too weak to resist the stream, Epigr.Gr. 1078.6 (Adana): so in Prose, siti/a -o/tera less nutritious, Hp. Mul. 1.67 ; [ kenew\n] -o/tato/n e)sti X. Eq. 12.8 ; Posit., Democr. 285 , Ti.Locr. 102c , Arist. EN 1101b2 , Hymn.Is. 122 . Adv. -rw=s AP 6.267 ( Diotim. ): Comp. -o/teron, troxa/ei Arat. 227 . a)faur-o/ths, htos, h(, feebleness, tw=n ai)sqh/sewn Anaxag. 21 . a)faur-o/w, make weak, Erot. s.v. a)maldu/netai ( v.l. a)maurou=tai ). a)fau/w, (au(/w) dry up, parch, v. l. for a)fa_ne/w in Ar. Eq. 394 . a)/fayis, h(, dub. sens. in Gal. 19.368 . a(fa/w, (a(fh/ Ep. Verb, to handle, qw/rhka kai\ a)gku/la to/c' a(fo/wnta rubbing and polishing them, Il. 6.322 ; w)teila\s a(fo/wsin Opp. H. 5.329 ; a(fo/wn qhsauro/n AP 11.366 ( Maced. ). a)fe/gg-eia, h(, want of light, Max.Tyr. 40.4 . a)fegg-h/s, e/s, without light, fw=s a). a light that is no light (i. e. to the blind), S. OC 1549 ; nukto\s a)fegge\s ble/faron, of the moon, E. Ph. 543 ; simply, dark, sph=lugc Opp. C. 3.324 ; o)mi/xlh AP 9.675 ; dhi+oth/s a night battle, Nonn. D. 24.165 ; *)ai/+da . . to\n a)fegge/a xw=ron Epigr.Gr. 372.13 (Cotiaeum), cf. D.H. 8.52 . not visible to the eye, o)dma/ A. Pr. 115 . metaph., ei)/ ti . . tugxa/neis a)fegge\s fe/rwn something ill-starred, unlucky, S. OC 1481 (lyr.). obscure, e)/kdosis Olymp.Alch. p.70B. a)fe/ditos (prob. a)fei/d-, cf. feidi/tia) h(me/ra day when no sacrifice is offered, at Sparta, Hsch. (leg. <ou)> qu/ousin). a)fednh/n: a)naidh=, Hsch. a)fedr-ei/a, h(, menstruation, Dam. ap. Suid. s.v. diagnw/mwn. a)fedr-eu/w, = e)pi\ di/frw| kaqi/sai , Hsch. a)fedrh=: a)popni/gh, Hsch. a)fedriateu/ontes, oi(, title of Boeotian magistracy, IG 7.3207 (Orchom. Boeot. ), al. a)/fedros, h(, menses muliebres, LXX Le. 15.19 , al., Dsc. 2.75 , Gal. 14.208 . *ei)leiqui/as a)/. exudation from silver fir, Thphr. HP 5.9.8 . a)fedrw/n, w=nos, o(, (e(/dra) privy, OGI 483.220 (Pergam.), Ev.Matt. 15.17 . a)feid-e/w, to be unsparing, lavish of, yuxh=s S. El. 980 ; tou= bi/ou Th. 2.43 ; sfw=n au)tw=n ib. 51 ; tw=n swma/twn Lys. 2.25 : abs., a)feidh/santes [po/nou, or the like ] ungrudgingly, Hp. Art. 37 ; recklessly, E. IT 1354 . take no care for, neglect, ei)/ tis tou=d' a)feidh/soi po/nou S. Ant. 414 (s. v. l.); reck not of, mainome/nhs qala/sshs Musae. 303 ; basilh=os, a)e/qlwn, tokh/wn A.R. 2.98 ( a)kh/dhsan Choerob. ), 869 , 3.630 ; *)afrodi/ths Nonn. D. 8.217 : also in Prose, Str. 1.2.6 . a)feid-h/s, e/s, (fei/domai) not sparing of, new=n kai\ peisma/twn A. Ag. 195 (lyr.); a). dei/matos lightly regarding it, A.R. 4.1252 ; a). pro\s to\n e)/rwta Call. Epigr. 47.7 : Sup. -e/statoi, tw=n a)gaqw=n D.Chr. 1.24 . of things, a). o( kata/plous kaqesth/kei the landing was made without regard to cost or risk, Th. 4.26 ; not spared, lavishly bestowed, xruso/s Call. Cer. 128 ; dw=ra AP 11.59 ( Maced. ). Adv. -dw=s, Aeol. and Ion. -de/ws Alc. 34 , Hdt. 1.163 , al., Ep. -dei/ws A.R. 3.897 :—freely, lavishly, Alc.l.c.; dido/nai Hdt. l.c., D. 18.88 ; a). a)pie/nai ta\ toceu/mata Hdt. 9.61 : Comp. -e/steron, tai=s le/cesi xrh=sqai Hermog. Id. 2.11 ; unsparingly, o(rmh=sai pro\s to\n po/lemon D. 11.2 . without mercy, katako/yai Hdt. 1.207 ; foneu/ein Id. 9.39 ; xrw/menon Democr. 159 ; kolazo/ntwn a)feide/steron h)\ w(s despo/tai, -e/stata timwrei=n, X. Cyr. 4.2.47 , An. 1.9.13 ; a). e)/xein e(autw=n Arist. Pol. 1315a29 , cf. Paus. 4.4.8 . a)feid-i/a, h(, generosity, liberality, Pl. Def. 412c , Plu. 2.762d . unsparing treatment, sw/matos Ep.Col. 2.23 . a)fei/ditos, v. a)fe/ditos. a)fei/rgw, = a)pei/rgw (q. v.), pf. part. Pass. a)feirgme/nh Ael. NA 12.21 . a)feka/s [a^s], Adv. far away, Nic. Th. 674 . a)fekt-e/on, (a)pe/xomai) one must abstain from, tino/s X. Mem. 1.2.34 ; trofh=s Porph. Abst. 1.38 , etc.; one must leave alone, tino/s Gal. 17(2).359 : so in pl. a)fekt-te/a, Ar. Lys. 124 ; cf. a)posxete/on. a)fekt-iko/s, h/, o/n, (a)pe/xomai) abstemious, Arr. Epict. 2.22.20 ; to\ a). Porph. Abst. 3.26 : c. gen., ib. 3.1 . a)felgu/nousa: kakou=sa, Hsch. a)fe/l-eia, Ion. a)fel-ei/h, h(, simplicity, Hp. Decent. 3 , Antiph. 163.8 ; peri\ th\n di/aitan Plb. 6.48.3 ; of style, Ath. 15.693f , Hermog. Id. 1.1 , al.; opp. sfodro/ths, ib.II; of terminology, Gal. 10.269 . a)fel-e/on: sunhgme/non, koino/n, Hsch. a)fel-h/s, e/s, (felleu/s) without a stone, even, smooth, dia\ tw=n a)felw=n pedi/wn Ar. Eq. 527 . artless, simple, of persons, S. Fr. 723 , D. Ep. 4.11 , Luc. DDeor. 4.3 ; eu)/kolos kai\ a). Plu. Cat. Ma. 6 ; a)fele/statoi tw=n pro/teron Phylarch. 43 ; frater a)fele/statos Cic. Att. 1.18.1 ; a). kata\ th\n e)sqh=ta Plb. 11.10.3 ; also a). e)nteu/ceis Id. 18.49.4 ; a). yuxh/ simple, in good sense, IG 14.1839 . Adv. -lw=s, e)/xein Plb. 38.7.4 ; metri/ws kai\ a). oi)kei=n Plu. Pomp. 40 ; naively, Cic. QF 1.2.3 (prob.); polla\ a). pisteu/sas a)pw/lesen Vett.Val. 168.23 . in bad sense, bold, brazen, AP 5.41 ( Rufin. ). Adv. -lw=s, pai/zousa dub. l. in Thgn. 1211 ; kathgori/an poih/sasqai Aristid. 2.116J. Rhet., simple, not intricate or involved, opp. e)n kw/lois, peri/odos Arist. Rh. 1409b16 : generally, of style, affecting simplicity or artlessness, to\ a). D.H. Comp. 22 ; le/cis lith\ kai\ a). Id. Dem. 2 ; fra/sis i)sxnh\ kai\ a). Id. Pomp. 2 ; le/cis a). kai\ a)/qruptos Plu. Lyc. 21 ; a)fe/leia -este/ra Hermog. Id. 2.12 . Adv. -lw=s, gra/fein ib. 10 . a)felko/w, make an incision, tap a tree, Thphr. HP 9.1.5 , 9.2.1 ( Pass. ):— Pass. , to be ulcerated, f.l. in Hp. Epid. 4.41 , Arist. Pr. 889b13 ; to be abraded, Thphr. CP 5.5.2 . a)fe/lk-u^sis, ews, h(, dragging away, Gloss. a)felk-uste/on, one must draw off, Antyll. ap. Orib. 7.21.7 . a)fe/lk-w, Ion. a)pe/lkw, fut. a)fe/lcw E. Hec. 142 (lyr.): aor. a)fei/lku^sa (v. infr.): pf. a)fei/lku^ka M.Ant. 3.6 :— drag away, i(ke/tas e)k tou= i(rou= Hdt. 3.48 , cf. S. OC 844 , E. Heracl. 113 ; pw=lon a)po\ mastw=n Id. Hec. 142 (lyr.); tina\s a)po\ te/knwn kai\ gone/wn kai\ gunaikw=n Lys. 12.96 ; drag a speaker from the bh=ma, Pl. Prt. 319c ; a). ta\s trih/reis drag or tow ships away, Th. 2.93 , cf. 7.53 , 74 ; draw aside, divert, e)pi\ ta\ h(de/a X. Mem. 4.5.6 ; to\ de/rma a). to draw it off, Hp. Art. 11 :— Pass. , ibid. draw off liquor, ka/dwn pw/mata Archil. 4 ; qro/mbous ou(\s a)fei/lkusas fo/nou A. Eu. 184 . Med. , tou= do/ratos a)felku/swmai tou)/lutron let me draw off the sheath from . . , Ar. Ach. 1120 . a)fe/lkwsis, ews, h(, abrasion of plant-stem, Thphr. CP 5.5.3 . a)fellhni/zw, hellenize, i. e. civilize thoroughly, th\n ba/rbaron Ph. 2.567 :— Pass. , aor. -hllh/nisqh D.Chr. 37.26 . a)felli/ai: me/lanos a)lfo/s, Hsch. a)/felma: to\ ka/lluntron, Id.; cf. o)/felma. a)felo/zwos, on, living simply, PMag.Par. 1.1371 . a)felo/ths, htos, h(, simplicity, unworldliness, Act.Ap. 2.46 , Vett. Val. 240.15 . a)felpi/zw, = a)pelp- , IG 14.966 ( Pass. ). a)/fema, atos, to/, that which is let go: remission of tribute or taxation, LXX 1 Ma. 10.28 (pl.), al., PTeb. 226 (ii B. C.), PFlor. 379.37 (ii A. D.). a)fena/kistos [na_], on, free from cajolery, straightforward, Ph. 1.564 . a)/fenos, eos, to/, revenue, riches, wealth, abundance, a)/fenos kai\ plou=ton a)fu/cein Il. 1.171 , cf. 23.299 , Thgn. 30 ; mu/rmhkos Crates Theb. 10.7 ; of the wealth of the gods, Hes. Th. 112 : masc. acc. a)/fenon v.l. in Id. Op. 24 : gen. oio Call. Jov. 96 , AP 9.234 ( Crin. ); cf. a)/fnos. a)/feos: a)/fwnos, Hsch. a)/fecis, ews, h(, (a)pe/xomai) abstinence, tino/s from a thing, Aret. CD 1.2 . a)fe/rgw, = a)pei/rgw , keep off, withhold, Tab.Heracl. 1.131 . a)ferepon-i/a, h(, incapacity for bearing labour, Eust. 222.28 . a)fere/pon-os, on, incapable of labour, Vett.Val. 77.1 , 150.27 , Ptol. Tetr. 156 , Sch. A.R. 1.269 . Adv. -nws carelessly, Simp. in Ph. 43.4 . a)fe/rista: a)/xrhsta, Hsch. a)/ferktos, on, (a)fei/rgw) shut out from, A. Ch. 446 (lyr.). a)fermhneu/w, interpret, expound, to\ lexqe\n par' au)tw=n a). Pl. Sph. 246e : abs., w(s su\ kat' *ai)/gupton a). Id. Lg. 660c ; translate, Plu. Rom. 21 . a)/fernos, on, dowerless, Hsch. s.v. a)/ednon. a)ferpeto/omai, Pass. , become a reptile, prob. in Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.69 . a)ferpullo/omai, Pass. , change into e(/rpullos, Thphr. CP 5.7.2 . a)fe/rpw, to creep off, steal away, S. Tr. 813 , OC 490 : generally, go away, retire, Id. Aj. 1161 , Theoc. 4.29 , Herod. 6.98 ; die, Pempel. ap. Stob. 4.25.52 . a)fe/rteroi: h(/ssones, Hsch. ; but a)ferte/rous: polu\ ferte/rous, taxute/rous, Id.; cf. a)fa/rteros. a)/fertos, on, insufferable, intolerable, A. Ag. 386 (lyr.), al.; kako/n Id. Eu. 146 (lyr.). a)fe/simos h(me/ra holiday, Arist. Ath. 43.3 , Aristid. Or. 50(26).98 :— also of persons, released from payment, PTeb. 224 (ii B. C.). *)afe/sios, o(, Releaser, epith. of Zeus, Arr. ap. EM 176.32 , Paus. 1.44.9 . a)/fesis, ews, h(, (a)fi/hmi) letting go, release, peri\ th=s tw=n ploi/wn a)fe/sews Philipp. ap. D. 18.77 , cf. Pl. Plt. 273c ; karpw=n PAmh. 2.43.9 (ii B. C.); gh= e)n a)fe/sei land in private hands, opp. basilikh/, PTeb. 5.37 (ii B. C.), etc. of persons, dismissal: in ritual, laoi=s a)/. Apul. Met. 11.17 ; release, Plb. 1.79.12 , IG 2.314.21 , Ev.Luc. 4.18 . c. gen., a). fo/nou quittance from murder, Pl. Lg. 869d : so abs., Hermog. Stat. 8 ; discharge from a bond, D. 33.3 ; a)/. e)nanti/on martu/rwn poih/sasqai Id. 45.41 ; opp. a)po/dosis xrhma/twn, Isoc. 17.29 ; exemption from attendance, leave of absence, Arist. Ath. 30.6 ; a). th=s stratei/as exemption from service, Plu. Ages. 24 ; remission of a debt, tala/ntou Michel 1340 B 7 (Cnidus, ii B. C.); xrhma/twn IPE 12.32B70 (Olbia, iii B. C.); sc. katadi/khs, Inscr.Magn. 93c16 . forgiveness, Ev. Marc. 3.29 ; a(martiw=n Ev.Matt. 26.28 . relaxation, exhaustion, Hp. Epid. 3.6 . divorce, tini\ pe/mpein Plu. Pomp. 42 . starting of horses in a race, i(/ppwn a)/. poiei=n D.S. 4.73 : hence, starting-post itself, i)sw/sas ta)fe/sei (Musgr. for th=| fu/sei) ta\ te/rmata having made the winning-post one with the starting-post, i.e. having completed the di/aulos and come back to the starting-post, dub. cj. in S. El. 686 , cf. Paus. 5.15.5 , 6.20.9 : metaph., the first start, beginning of anything, Man. 3.405 , etc. discharge, emission, u(/datos Arist. PA 697a24 ; be/lous D.S. 17.41 ; tou= qorou=, tou= w)|ou= Arist. GA 756a12 ; tou= kuh/matos Id. HA 608a1 ; the dropping of a foal, ib. 576a25 . discharge, release of an engine, Ph. Bel. 58.24 . = a)fesmo/s , Arist. HA 625a20 (pl.). release, u(/datos PPetr. 2p.34 (iii B. C.): hence, in concrete sense, conduit, sluice, ib. 3p.88 , PFlor. 388.44 (iii A. D.): pl., a)fe/seis qala/sshs channels, LXX 2 Ki. 22.16 . Astrol., reckoning of the vital quadrant, Ptol. Tetr. 127 , cf. Vett.Val. 136.2 (but a)po\ *le/ontos th\n a)/fesin poiou/menoi, simply, starting from . . , Id. 31.8 ). a)fesmo/s, o(, swarm of bees, Arist. HA 629a9 . a)fesofu^la^ki/a, h(, supervision of sluices (cf. a)/fesis 8 ), PStrassb. 55.8 (ii A. D.). a)festai/h, 3 sg. opt. pf. of a)fi/sthmi. a)festh/cw, Att. intr. fut. from a)fe/sthka, I shall be absent, away from, tino/s Pl. R. 587b ; I shall desert, X. An. 2.4.5 . a)festh/r, h=ros, o(, at Cnidus, president of the boulh/, GDI 3505.19 , Plu. 2.292a . a)festh/s: a)gaqo/s, Hsch. a)festi/a_sis, ews, h(, feasting, Sch. Pl. Ti. 17b . a)fe/stios, on, far from hearth and home, dub. l. in LXX Si. 37.11 . a)fe/tairos, on, friendless, Theopomp.Hist. 308 ; cf. a)pe/tairos. a)fet-e/on, one must dismiss, th\n ske/yin, to\ nu=n lexqe/n, etc., Pl. R. 376d , Phdr. 260a , al. a)fete/os, e/a, e/on, to be let go, dismissed, Id. Euthphr. 15d , Phld. Mus. p.89K. a)fet-eu/w, Astrol., to be a)fe/ths 1.2 , Cat.Cod.Astr. 8(4).236 . a)fet-h/r, h=ros, o(, = a)feth/rion , starting-point, Iamb. Protr. 21 .lh/. a)fet-h/rios, a, on, (a)fi/hmi) for letting go, a). o)/rgana engines for throwing stones, etc., J. BJ 3.5.2 , cf. 5.6.3 . a)fethri/a (sc. grammh/), h(, starting-point of a race, CIG 2758i ii D 7 (Aphrodisias), Sch. Ar. Eq. 1156 : hence a). *dio/skouroi, whose statues adorned the race-course, Paus. 3.14.7 ; a). e(/rma AP 9.319 ( Philox. ): metaph., a)feth/rion pro\s ma/qhsin S.E. M. 1.41 ; a). h( r(htorikh/ Phld. Rh. 1.223S. a)fethri/a: a)rxh/, h(gemoni/a, Hsch. a)feth/rion (sc. ploi/wn), to/, outlet of a harbour, Str. 11.2.4 . gate of a sluice, PLond. 3.1177.291 (ii A.D.). a)fe/t-hs, ou, o(, ( a)fi/hmi) one who lets off a military engine, Plb. 4.56.3 . teacher of ballistic, IG 2.465.22 . starter in races, POxy. 152.1 (vii A.D.). Astrol., prorogator, heavenly body which determines the vital quadrant, Ptol. Tetr. 131 . Pass. , a freed-slave among the Spartans, Myro 2 . a)fet-iko/s, h/, o/n, determining the vital quadrant, to/poi Ptol. Tetr. 127 . a)/fet-is, idos, h(, fem. of a)fe/ths 1.2 , ib. 133 . a)/fet-os, on, (a)fi/hmi) let loose, ranging at large, esp. of sacred flocks that were free from work, a)/. a)la=sqai gh=s e)p' e)sxa/tois o(/rois A. Pr. 666 ; a)fe/twn o)/ntwn tau/rwn e)n tw=| . . i(erw=| Pl. Criti. 119d ; ne/montai w(/sper a)/fetoi Id. Prt. 320a , cf. R. 498c , Isoc. 5.127 , Call. Del. 36 . of persons, dedicated, free from worldly business, E. Ion 822 , Plu. 2.768b ; [ ge/nh] a)po/luta kai\ a)/. Iamb. Myst. 1.8 ; a)/. panto\s tou= deinou= Max.Tyr. 3.9 . of things, a)/. h(me/rai holidays, Poll. 1.36 ; nomh\ a)/. free range, of horses, Plu. Lys. 20 ; o(rmai/ Ph. 2.380 , cf. Plu. 2.12a ; dro/moi Id. Cleom. 34 ; e)cousi/a tou= le/gein Phld. Herc. 862.10 ; kakourgi/ai Id. Piet. 21 ; to\ a)/. th=s ko/mhs Luc. Dom. 7 ; tou= lo/gou Hermog. Id. 1.6 . Adv. -tws, o(rma=n freely, Ph. 1.135 , cf. Dam. Pr. 307 ; a)polau/ei Phld. D. 3 Fr. 89 . of style, rambling, prolix, Luc. Tox. 56 . *)afe/tai, pr. n., the place whence the Argonauts loosed their ship, Hdt. 7.193 . a)/feuktos, on, fixed, fast, of gilding or silvering, Zos.Alch. p.157 B. : —hence a)feukto/ths, htos, h(, incapacity for sublimation, Olymp. Alch. p.77 B. , and a)feuci/a, h(, ibid. a)feu/rema, atos, to/, deficiency, UPZ 112 , PTeb. 8.23 (iii B.C.), BGU 1118.14 (ii B. C.); loss on resale, PPetr. 3p.232 (iii B. C.). a)feuri/skw, pf. a)feu/rhka, to be deficient, PTeb. 8.19 (iii B.C.). a)feu/s: a)du/natos, Hsch. a)feu/w, aor. 1 a)/feusa Semon. (v. infr.), Ar. Th. 590 : pf. part. Pass. h)feume/nos A. Fr. 310 : aor. part. a)feuqei/s Suid. :—singe off, a)feu/wn th\n . . tri/xa Ar. Ec. 13 : abs., singe clear of hair, Id. Th. 216 , al.:— Pass. , kalw=s h)feume/nos o( xoi=ros well singed, A. l. c. toast, roast, kre/a Semon. 24 ; fash/lous Ar. Pax 1144 . a)fe/ya^los, on, without a spark of fire, Hsch. a)fey-ei=n: ba/ptein tri/xa, Hsch. a)fe/y-hma, atos, to/, decoction, Dsc. 2.107 , Lyc. ap. Orib. 8.25.2 , Ruf.ib. 7.26.67 , Gal. 13.9 . a)fe/y-hsis, ews, h(, = a)/feyis , PPetr. 3p.315 , Sch. Lyc. 156 . a)feyia/omai, retire from intercourse, a)feyiasa/mhn, = a)fwmi/lhsa , S. Fr. 138 ; v. e(yi/a. a)/feyis, ews, h(, boiled down pitch, Thphr, HP 9.2.5 . a)fe/yw (later a)fey-a/w, part. -w=ntes Olymp. in Mete. 164.35 ), Ion. a)pe/yw:—purify or refine by boiling off the refuse, boil down, karpo/n Hdt. 2.94 ; ti ei)s to\ tri/ton Dsc. 5.6 ; esp. free of dross, refine, xrusi/on kaqarw/taton a)peyh/sas Id. 4.166 ; to\n *dh=mon a)feyh/sas . . kalo\n <*>e)c ai)sxrou= pepoi/hka Ar. Eq. 1321 , cf. 1336 :— Pass. , u(/dwr a)peyhme/non Hdt. 1.188 , cf. Hp. Aër. 8 , Dsc. 2.107 . boil off, tou= u(/datos me/ros ti Arist. Mete. 359a30 :— Pass. , a)fe/yetai to\ a(lmuro/n Id. Pr. 933b15 ; tou= o)gdo/ou mo/non a)feyhqe/ntos Plb. 34.10.12 ; cf. a)/pefqos. a)fe/wntai, v. a)fi/hmi. a(fh/, h(, (a(/ptw) lighting, kindling, peri\ lu/xnwn a(fa/s about lamp-lighting time, Hdt. 7.215 , cf. PTeb. 88.12 (ii B. C.), D.H. 11.33 , D.S. 19.31 , Ath. 12.526c . (a(/ptomai) touch, e)pw/numon de\ tw=n *dio\s ge/nnhm' a(fw=n (Wieseler for gennhma/twn) te/ceis . . *)/epafon A. Pr. 850 . sense of touch, Pl. R. 523e , cf. Arist. EN 1118b1 , de An. 424a12 ; a)kribesta/thn . . tw=n ai)sqh/sewn th\n a(fh/n Id. HA 494b16 ; h( a(fh\ e)n tai=s ai)sqh/sesi pare/spartai Luc. Salt. 70 . touch of the harp-strings, metaph., e)mmelou=s a(fh=s kai\ krou/sews Plu. Per. 15 ; ou)xi\ sumfw/nous a(fa/s Damox. 2.42 . grip, in wrestling, etc., a(fh\n e)ndido/nai au(tou= Plu. 2.86f : metaph., toi=s a)flhtai=s th=s le/cews i)sxura\s ta\s a(. prosei=nai dei= kai\ a)fu/ktous ta\s laba/s D.H. Dem. 18 ; a(fa\s e)/xei kai\ to/nous i)sxurou/s Id. Lys. 13 ; a(. ei)=xen h( sundiai/thsis a)/fukton, of Cleopatra , Plu. Ant. 27 . sand sprinkled over wrestlers, to enable them to get a grip of one another, Arr. Epict. 3.15.4 ; a(fh=| phlw/sasqai IG 4.955 (Epid., ii A. D.). Math., contact of surfaces, etc., Arist. Ph. 227a17 , Metaph. 1014b22 , al.; point of contact, Euc. Phaen. p.16M. , al.; of intersection, Papp. 988.9 , cf. Alex.Aphr. in Top. 24.16 . in pl., stripes, strokes, LXX 2 Ki. 7.14 , al. infection, esp. of leprosy, ib. Le. 13.6 , al.: generally, plague, Aq. Ge. 12.17 , Aq. , Sm. Ex. 11.1 . junction, point of contact in the body, Arist. GC 326b12 , 327a12 ; ligament, Ep. Eph. 4.16 , Ep.Col. 2.19 . a)fhba/w, to be past the prime of life, a)fhbhkw/s Lib. Decl. 23.59 ; th\n a)kmh\n tw=n paqw=n a)fhbw=ntes Ph. 1.516 ; a)fhbhko/tes kla/doi Poll. 1.236 : pf. part. Pass. , Id. 2.10 , 18 . a)fhg-e/omai, Ion. a)phg-, lead the way from a point, and so generally, lead the way, go first, Pl. Lg. 760d , etc.; oi( a)fhgou/menoi the van, X. HG 4.8.37 ; a). th=s a)poiki/as, th=s a)ge/lhs, to be leader of . . , Arist. Fr. 514 , Mir. 831a22 ; presbei/as Str. 1.3.1 ; th=s sxolh=s D.L. 4.14 ; th=s *)akadhmei/as Phld. Acad.Ind. p.57 M.; zw/|wn Porph. Abst. 2.38 ; ou)k a)fhghsame/nw| dh\ to\ te/los e)ge/neto died without ever taking up his command, Phld. Acad.Ind. p.61M. tell, relate, Hdt. 1.24 , al., E. Supp. 186 ; assert, Aret. CA 2.7 :—pf. in pass. sense, a)ph/ghtai/ moi/ ti Hdt. 5.62 ; to\ a)phghme/non what has been told, Id. 1.207 , cf. 9.26 . a)fh/g-hma, Ion. a)ph/g-, atos, to/, tale, narrative, Hdt. 2.3 . guiding, leading, LXX 4 Ma. 14.6 . a)fhg-hma^tiko/s, h/, o/n, narrative, lo/gos Hermog. Id. 1 . 10 ; sxh/mata Aristid. Rh. 1p.500S. , cf. D.H. Rh. 1.8 . Adv. -kw=s Hermog. Id. 1.1 , Procl, in Prm. p.477 S. a)fhg-h/mwn, onos, o(, = a)fhghth/s , Hsch. (prob. should be a)fhgemw/n). a)fh/g-hsis, ews, Ion. a)ph/g-, ios, h(, narration, a)ciwta/th a)phgh/sios worth telling, Hdt. 2.70 ; ou)k a)ci/ws a). in a way not fit to be told, Id. 3.125 ; i(stori/as D.H. 2.7 ; pragma/twn J. BJ 1.11.4 , cf. Arr. An.Prooem. 2 , Luc. Hist.Conscr. 30 , Aristid. 1.154J. , Hermog. Id. 1.1 , al.; report, SIG 578.54 (Teos, ii B.C.). a)fhg-hte/on, one must explain, Porph. Chr. 94 . a)fhg-hth/r, h=ros, o(, guide, keleu/qou AP 14.114 (-h/tora cod.). a)fhg-hth/s, ou=, o(, = foreg., Hsch. a)fhg-htiko/s, h/, o/n, tending to make, Vett. Val. 15.27 . a)fhg-ou=sa: metastre/fousa, Hsch. a)fhdu/nw, (h(du/s) sweeten, Luc. Am. 3 ; ta\s a)koa/s Ph. 1.353 :— Pass. , to\ h)=qos Plu. Dio 17 . a)fhqe/w, filter off, Thphr. Lap. 56 . a)fhke/s: eu)/hqes, Hsch. a)fh/kw, arrive at or have arrived, oi(= pa/nta dei= a)fh/kein Pl. R. 530e ; e)s qeou/s D.C. 52.4 ; e)s pri=sin a). is a case for operation, Hp. VC 9 . depart, polu\ a)po/ tinwn D.C. 41.8 . a)fhli^ki^o/ths, htos, h(, childhood, nonage, Eust. 1282.24 , PLond. 1.113(1).18 (vi A. D.). a)fh/li^kos, on, = sq., PMasp. 6.2 (vi A. D.). a)fh=lic, Ion. a)ph=lic, i^kos, o(, h(, beyond youth, elderly, a)nh\r a)phlike/steros Hdt. 3.14 , cf. Hp. Mul. 2.120 , Alciphr. 1.6 ; a)fhlikesta/thn Pherecr. 206 : acc. to Phryn. PS p.1 B. , only in Comp. and Sup. ; but Posit. in h.Cer. 140 , Cratin. 369 , Phryn.Com. 67 (who used it of young persons, cf. a)fhlikeste/ran: newte/ran, Hsch. , and so later Aristobul.Jud. ap. Eus. PE 8.10 ). minor, infant, in law, POxy. 487.5 . a)fhli^w/ths, ou, o(, = a)phliw/ths (q.v.), IG 14.1308 , Apion ap. J. Ap. 2.2 :—hence Adj. a)fhli^wtiko/s, h/, o/n, Ptol. Geog. 1.11 , Gem. 2.11 . a)fhlo/w, (h(=los) detach, in Pass. , Stud.Pal. 22.54.16 (ii A.D.); tou= sw/matos Porph. Abst. 1.57 :—hence Subst. a)fh/lwsis, ews, h(, Gloss. a)/fhmai, sit apart: part. a)fh/menos Il. 15.106 . a)fhmereu/w, to be absent for a day, mh/t' a). mh/t' a)pokoitei=n Decr. ap. D. 18.37 , cf. PHib. 148 (iii B.C.), etc. a)fhmerino/s, h/, o/n, daily, Alex.Aphr. Pr. 1.83 ; pureto/s POxy. 1151.36 (v A.D.). a)fh/meros, on, absent for a day, PGiss. 2.27 (ii B.C.), PTeb. 104.28 (i B.C.), etc. a)fhmia/stous: a)groiki/as, Hsch. a)fhmi/zesqai: a)qeri/zesqai, Hsch. a)fh/mistos, on, = sq., Vett.Val. 104.22 . a)/fhmos, on, and a)fh/mwn, on, (fh/mh) unknown, Hsch. : also Adv. a)fh/mws: e)n ko/smw|, h(suxh=, Id., cf. h.Ap. 171a p. Th. 3.104 . a)fhmou=ntas: a)groi/kous, Hsch. ; cf. a)fhmia/stous. a)/fhna, a)fh=nai, v. a)fa_ne/w. a)fhni^-a/zw, (h(ni/a) refuse to obey the reins, Ph. 1.85 , Luc. DDeor. 25.1 ; of persons, turn restive, rebel, Ph. 1.125 , al., Str. 17.3.25 , Hdn. 1.4.5 : c.gen., rebel against, sunta/gmatos J. BJ 4.7.1 , cf. Luc. Bis Acc. 20 . Med. or Pass. , a)fhnia/zeto: e)xwri/zeto, Hsch. a)fhni^/-a^sis, ews, h(, = sq., Hierocl. in CA 16p.456M. a)fhni^-asmo/s, o(, refusal to obey the reins, Ph. 1.311 (pl.): metaph., rebellion, ib. 171 , al. a)fhni^-asth/s, ou=, o(, refusing the reins, i(/ppos ib. 114 ; rebellious, ib. 337 , al. a)fhra/an: makra/n, Hsch. a)fhrwi/+zw, aor. -hrw/i+ca, (h(/rws) canonize as a hero, IG 12(3).864 , al. (Thera). a)fh=s: a)du/natos, a)/lalos (a)/llos cod.), Hsch. , cf. a)feu/s; perh. to be read in Call. Hec. 1.2.3 . a(fh/sasqai: a(/yasqai, Hsch. a)fhsu^xa/zw, settle down, be quiet, Hp. Ep. 12 , Plb. 2.64.5 , CPR 232.4 (ii/iii A.D.). c. acc., pass over in silence, Ph. 2.3 . a)fhtorei/a: mantei/a, Hsch. a)fh/twr, oros, o(, (a)fi/hmi) archer, epith. of Apollo, Il. 9.404 :—the Sch. gives an alternative expl., prophet (from a)- copul., and fhmi/), cf. Orac. in App.Anth. 6.149.7 ; cf. o(mofh/twr. a)/fqa (A), h(, (a(/ptw) an infantile disease, thrush, mostly in pl., a)/fqai Hp. Aph. 3.24 . a)/fqa (B), or a(/fqa, h(, = na/fqa , Ph. Bel. 94.9 : a(/fqas, a, o(, Str. Chr. 16.8 . a)fqar-si/a, h(, incorruption, immortality, Epicur. Ep. 1p.28U. , Phld. D. 3.9 , al., LXX Wi. 2.23 , Ph. 1.37 , al., Ep.Rom. 2.7 , Simp. in Cael. 298.16 , etc. integrity, sincerity, Ep.Eph. 6.24 . a)/fqar-tos, on, uncorrupted, undecaying, Ph. Bel. 67.37 . incorruptible, Epicur. Ep. 1p.29U. , al., Phld. D. 3 Fr. 88b , al., Diog.Oen. 63 , al. eternal, Arist. AP 0.85b18 , Cael. 270a21 ; immortal, pneu=ma LXX Wi. 12.1 ; to\ pa=n Ocell. 1.10 , D.S. 1.6 ; yuxai/ D.H. 8.62 ; qeo/s Ep.Rom. 1.23 ; ge/nos Ph. 1.689 ; oi( nekroi\ e)gerqh/sontai a)/. 1 Ep.Cor. 15.52 ; of poems, *mou=sai Epigr.Gr. 226.5 (Teos). Adv. -tws, tima=n ib. 919.10 (Lycia). a(/fqas, v. a)/fqa (B). a)fqa/stws, Adv., gloss on a)kixh/tws , Sch. Il. 17.75 . a)fqa/w, suffer from a)/fqai, Hp. Nat.Mul. 60 , al. a)fqeggh/s, e/s, speechless, AB 473 . a)fqegk-te/w, to be speechless, Poll. 5.146 . a)fqegk-ti/, Adv. of sq., without speech, ib. 147 . a)/fqegk-tos, on, = a)/fqoggos , voiceless, mhnuth/r A. Eu. 245 ; sto/ma (of a pen) AP 9.162 ; a)stra/galoi ib. 7.427.14 (Antip. Sid.). of places, etc., where none may speak, tw|=d' e)n a)fqe/gktw| na/pei S. OC 156 (lyr.). Pass. , unspeakable, unutterable, B. Fr. 2.2 , Pl. Sph. 238c . Adv. -tws Iamb. Myst. 7.4 . a)/fqhsis, ews, h(, = a)/fqa (A), Hippiatr. 61 . a)fqibo/ros, one who eats greedily, Hsch. a)fqi^to/-mhtis, ios, o(, of immortal counsel, Orph. Fr. 66 . -mi_sos, on, of undying hatred, Man. 4.234 . a)/fqi^tos, on, (fqi/nw) not liable to perish, undecaying, imperishable, freq. in Hom. (mostly in Il. ) and Trag.: of things, skh=ptron patrw/i+on a)/. ai)ei/ Il. 2.46 ; xruse/h i)/tus a)/. 5.724 ; kalo\n qro/non a)/. ai)ei/ 14.238 ; *(hfai/stou do/mos 18.370 ; a)/. a)/mpeloi Od. 9.133 ; a)/ntron Pi. I. 8(7).41 ; puro\s fe/ggos A. Ch. 1037 ; *ga= S. Ant. 339 (lyr.). of persons, immortal, of the gods, h.Merc. 326 ; *stu/c Hes. Th. 389 , 397 ; of Tantalus, Pi. O. 1.63 ; a)/. u(mnopo/los, of Anacreon, Simon. 184 ; a)fqi/tous qei=nai brotou/s A. Eu. 724 ; ge/nnas a)fqi/tou laxo/ntes S. Fr. 278 . of men's thoughts, etc., *zeu\s a)/fqita mh/dea ei)dw/s Il. 24.88 , Hes. Th. 545 ; kle/os a)/. Il. 9.413 ; a)/. o)/pis unceasing care, Pi. P. 8.72 ( v.l. a)/fqonos ) ; a)/. gnw=mai unchanging, unchangeable, S. Fr. 414 ; a)/fqita mhdome/noisi Ar. Av. 689 .—Poet. and later Prose, do/ca Plu. 2.723e ; prob. in Arist. Caeí. 270a26 . a)fqoggi/a, h(, speechlessness, li/qou Callistr. Stat. 9 . a)/fqoggos, on, voiceless, speechless, h.Cer. 198 , Hdt. 1.116 ; fo/bw| a)/. A. Pers. 206 ; a)/. ei)=nai remain silent, Id. Eu. 448 ; a)/. a)/ggelos a beacon-fire, Thgn. 549 ; a)fqo/ggw| fqeggome/na sto/mati, of an epitaph, Epigr.Gr. 234.4 (Smyrna). a)/fqogga (sc. gra/mmata) mutes, Pl. Phlb. 18c , Cra. 424c . Pass. , = a)/fatos , not to be spoken of, ga/moi S. Fr. 618 (dub.). a)fqo/n-htos, on, unenvied, A. Ag. 939 ; beyond the reach of envy, ai)=nos Pi. O. 10(11).7 . Act. , bearing no grudge against, tini/ ib. 13.25 . Adv. -tws Eust. 823.8 . bountiful, BGU 984.27 (iv A.D.). a)fqon-i/a, h(, freedom from envy or grudging, liberality, pa=san proqumi/an kai\ a)fqoni/an ei)/xomen a)llh/lous dida/skein Pl. Prt. 327b . of things, plenty, abundance, Pi. N. 3.9 ; tw=n w)felou/ntwn Pl. Ap. 24e , cf. 23c ; kakw=n Men. 589 ; a)fqoni/as ou)/shs o)rgi/zesqai abundance of matter for . . , Lys. 12.2 ; a). h)=n katapi/nein Telecl. 1.10 ; tosau/thn a). kathgoriw=n D. 21.102 ; ei)s a). in abundance, X. An. 7.1.33 ; opp. a)fori/a, Id. Smp. 4.55 : pl., karpw=n a)fqoni/hsi Emp. 78 . = kaki/a , Hsch. a)/fqon-os, on, without envy: hence, Act. , free from envy, Pi. O. 6.7 ; a)/ndra tu/rannon a)/. e)/dei ei)=nai Hdt. 3.80 , cf. Pl. R. 500a . Adv. -nws Id. Lg. 731a . ungrudging, bounteous, of earth, a)/fqone dai=mon h.Hom. 30.16 ; a)fqo/nw| me/nei, a)fqo/nw| xeri/, A. Ag. 305 , E. Med. 612 ; a). leimw=nes Pl. Sph. 222a , cf. Ax. 371c . more freq. (esp. in Prose) not grudged, plentiful, a)/. pa/nta pare/stai h.Ap. 536 ; karpo\n pollo/n te kai\ a)/. Hes. Op. 118 ; plou=tos Sol. 33.5 ; xruso\s a)/. Hdt. 6.132 , cf. 7.83 ; xw/rh . . a)/. li/hn Id. 2.6 ; a)/. bi/otos A. Fr. 196 ; po/lin a)fqonesta/thn xrh/masin Eup. 307 ; xw/ra pollh\ kai\ a)/. X. An. 5.6.25 ; a)/fqona kai\ polla\ e)/xwn ei)pei=n Aeschin. 3.203 ; lo/goi a)/. D. 21.136 ; e)n a)fqo/nois bioteu/ein to live in plenty, X. An. 3.2.25 ; e)n a)fqo/nois trafei/s D. 18.256 ; to\ xai/rein a)/fqonon ei)pw/n IG 12(7).445 (Amorgos). unenvied, provoking no envy, o)/lbos A. Ag. 471 (lyr.). irreg. Comp. -e/steros Pi. O. 2.104 , A. Fr. 72 , Pl. R. 460b : Sup. -e/statos Eup. 1 .c.; regul. forms -w/teros, -w/tatos, X. An. 7.6.28 , Cyr. 5.4.40 , etc. Adv., pa/nta d' a)fqo/nws pa/ra Sol. 38 ; a). e)/xein tino/s to have enough of it, Pl. Grg. 494c ; a). dido/nai Arist. Pol. 1314b4 ; polla/ me dida/skeis a). Philem. 154 ; ce/nwn kai\ e)ntopi/wn a). zh/sas IG 5(2).491 (Megalop., ii/iii A.D.). a)fqori/a, h(, incorruption, prob. l. for a)diafqori/a in Ep.Tit. 2.7 , cf. Them. inPh. 82.22 . a)/fqoros, on, uncorrupt, of young persons, Artem. 5.95 ; kou/rh AP 9.229 (Marc. Arg.), cf. LXX Es. 2.3 , D.S. 4.7 ; pai=s Sor. 1.81 ; of a man, IG 14.2088 . pure, unadulterated, ga/la BGU 1107.7 (i B.C.), al. a)fqw/dhs, es, suffering from a)/fqai, sto/mata Hp. Epid. 3.3 . a)fi/a, h(, lesser celandine, Ranunculus Ficaria, Thphr. HP 7.7.3 . a)fi/as: bwmo/s, Hsch. a)fidro/w, sweat off, get rid of a thing by sweating, Hp. Epid. 7.58 , Arist. Pr. 868a37 , Com.Adesp. 3D. :— Pass. , exude, a)po/ tinos Dsc. 5.1 . a)fi/dr-u_ma, atos, to/, thing set up, esp. image of the gods (cf. Suid. s.v.), IG 22.1046.13 , Inscr.Prien. 112.115 , D.H. 2.22 , Str. 12.5.3 , Plu. Num. 8 , etc.; xrusou=s mo/sxos, to\ *ai)gupti/wn a). Ph. 1.256 . shrine, temple, Cic. Att. 13.29.1(2) , Str. 6.2.5 , 16.4.4 . copy taken from such image or shrine, D.S. 15.49 ; i(ero\n *)asklhpiou= a). tou= e)n *tri/kkh| Str. 8.4.4 . a)fi/dr-u_sis, ews, h(, Setting up a statue, Id. 8.7.2 , Plu. 2.1136a . a)fi/dr-usma: i(ero/n, Hsch. a)fidr-u/w, remoue to another settlement, transport, in Med. , patri/dos qeoi/ m' a)fidru/santo gh=s e)s ba/rbar' h)/qh E. Hel. 273 :— Pass. , to be transferred, of a cult, a)fidruqh=nai e)k *krh/ths D.S. 4.79 . make statues or temples after a model, *dh/lion to\ i(ero\n *)apo/llwnos e)k *dh/lou -ume/non Str. 9.2.7 , cf. 12.3.32 . simply, = i(dru/w , set up, in Pass. , Harp. s.v. *pa/ndhmos , Jul. Or. 1.29d , APl. 4.260 (in later form of aor. -u/nqhn). [u_^ in pres., u_ in fut., aor. I, pf. Pass. ] a)fi/dr-wsis [fi_], ews, h(, sweating off, Arist. Pr. 867a13 (pl.), Thphr. Sud. 22 (pl.), Sor. 2.46 (pl.). a)fidr-wth/rion, to/, natural vapour-bath, Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 10.40.1 (pl.). a)fi^er-isme/na: perikekaqarme/na, Hsch. a)fi^er-o/w, hallow, consecrate, tw=| *kro/nw| Ath. 3.110b , cf. D.S. 1.90 ( Pass. ), Plu. 2.271a ; po/lin th=| *ahtw=| kai\ tw=| *)apo/llwni OGI 746.2 (Xanthus, ii B.C.). Pass. , tau=t' a)fierw/meqa I have had these expiatory rites performed, A. Eu. 451 . a)fi^e/r-wsis, ews, h(, hallowing, dedication, D.S. 1.90 , Plu. Publ. 15 ; xrhma/twn BMus.Inscr. 481 *. 386 (Ephesus, ii A.D.). a)fiza/nw, rise from one's seat, Suid. :—also a)fi/zw, Hsch. a)fi/hmi, 2 sg. a)fi/hs Pl. Phlb. 50d , etc., 3 sg. a)fi/hsi, also a)fi/ei, Ion. a)pi/ei Hdt. 2.96 , 1 pl. a)fi/emen Ar. Nu. 1426 ; imper. a)fi/ei Id. V. 428 : impf. a)fi/ein, with double augm. h)fi/ein Pl. Euthd. 293a ; 3 sg. a)fi/ei Il. 1.25 , IG 22.777.15 , D. 6.20 , Ion. a)pi/ei Hdt. 4.157 , h)fi/ei Th. 2.49 , Pl. Ly. 222b , h)/fie Ev.Marc. 11.16 ; 2 pl. a)fi/ete D. 23.188 ; 3 pl. a)fi/esan E. Heracl. 821 , Th. 2.76 , D. 21.79 , etc., h)fi/esan X. HG 4.6.11 , h)fi/oun Is. 6.40 (dub.): fut. a)fh/sw Il. 2.263 , etc., Ion. a)p- Hdt. 7.193 : pf. a)fei=ka X. An. 2.3.13 , D. 56.26 : aor. I a)fh=ka, Ion. a)p-, Ep. a)fe/hka, used in ind. only, Il. 23.841 , etc.: aor. 2 ind. only in dual and pl., a)fe/thn, a)fei=men, a)fei=te or a)/fete, a)fei=san or a)/fesan; imper. a)/fes, subj. a)fw=, opt. afei/hn (2 pl. a)fei=te Th. 1.139 ), inf. a)fei=nai, part. a)fei/s:— Med. , a)fi/emai, Ion. a)pi/emai, Hdt. 3.101 , Th. 2.60 , etc.: impf. 3 sg. a)fi/eto Od. 23.240 , D. 25.47 : fut. a)fh/somai E. Hel. 1629 : aor. 2 a)fei/mhn X. Hier. 7.11 ; imper. a)fou=, a)/fesqe, S. OT 1521 , Ar. Ec. 509 ; inf. -e/sqai Isoc. 6.83 , part. -e/menos Pl. R. 354b ; Arc.inf. a)few=sqai SIG 306.19 (Tegea, iv B. C.):— Pass. , pf. a)fei=mai S. Ant. 1165 , Pl. Lg. 635a ; inf. a)fei=sqai SIG 577.77 (Milet., iii/ii B. C.): plpf. 2 sg. a)fei=so Men. Epit. 572 : rarer pf. 3 pl. a)fe/wntai Ev.Jo. 20.23 , imper. a)few/sqw IG 5(2).6.14 : aor. a)fei/qhn E. Ph. 1377 , a)fe/qhn Batr. 87 , Ion. a)pei/qhn Hdt. 6.112 ; later Aeol. inf. a)fe/qhn Milet. 3 No. 152.34 (ii B. C.): fut. a)feqh/somai Pl. R. 472a , etc. [i^ mostly in Ep. (except in augm. tenses): i_ always in Att. Hom. also has a)fi_ete, metri gr., Od. 7.126 ]:—send forth, discharge, of missiles, e)/gxos, di/skon a)fh=ken, Il. 10.372 , 23.432 ; a)fh=k' a)rgh=ta kerauno/n 8.133 ; a)ph=ke be/los Hdt. 9.18 , etc.: hence in various senses, a). e(auto\n e)pi/ ti throw oneself upon, give oneself up to it, Pl. R. 373d ; a). au(to\n ei)s th\n politei/an Plu. Alc. 13 ; a). glw=ssan let loose one's tongue, make utterance, Hdt. 2.15 , E. Hipp. 991 ; a). fqoggh/n ib. 418 ; e)/pos S. OC 731 ; fwna/s D. 18.218 ; go/ous E. El. 59 (v. infr. 11.2); a)ra\s a)fh=kas paidi/ Id. Hipp. 1324 ; a). qumo\n e)/s tinas give vent to . . (v. infr. 11.2), S. Ant. 1088 ; o)rgh\n ei)/s tina vent upon . . , D. 22.58 ; a). da/krua shed tears, Aeschin. 3.153 ; a). pantodapa\ xrw/mata change colour in all ways, Pl. Ly. 222b ; freq.of liquids, etc., emit, a). to\ u(gro/n, to\n qolo/n, to\ spe/rma, etc., Arist. HA 487a18 , 524a12 , 489a9 ; a). to\ w)|o/n, to\ ku/hma, ib. 568b30 , a22 ; of plants, a)/nqos a)fiei=sai putting forth, Od. 7.126 , cf. Thphr. HP 7.7.3 ; of a spider, a). a)ra/xnion Arist. HA 555b5 ; i(drw=ta Plu. Mar. 26 ; put forth, produce, karpo/n Thphr. HP 3.4.5 ; fu/llon ib. 6.5.1 (but a). spe/rma leave issue, Ev.Marc. 12.22 ):— Pass. , to be emitted, Il. 4.77 (tm.); of troops, to be let go, launched against the enemy, Hdt. 6.112 . let fall from one's grasp, Il. 12.221 ; opp. kate/xw, Plu. 2.508d ; po/ntion a). tina/ E. Hec. 797 . give up or hand over to, th\n *)iwni/hn toi=si barba/roisi Hdt. 9.106 ; e)xqroi=s ai)=an A. Th. 306 ; a). tina\ dhmo/sia ei)=nai Th. 2.13 :— Pass. , h( *)attikh\ a)pei=to h)/dh Hdt. 8.49 . send away, of persons, kakw=s a)fi/ei Il. 1.25 ; au)to\n de\ klai/onta . . a)fh/sw 2.263 . let go, loose, set free, zwo/n tina a). 20.464 ; let loose, bou=s Hdt. 4.69 ; peristera/s Alex. 62.3 ; a). *ai)/ginan au)to/nomon Th. 1.139 ; a). e)leu/qeron, a)zh/mion, Pl. R. 591a , Lg. 765c ; tina\s a)forologh/tous Plb. 18.46.5 ; a)fe/nt' e)a=n tina S. Aj. 754 , cf. E. Fr. 463 ; e)s oi)/kous, e)k gh=s, S. OT 320 , E. IT 739 : c. acc. pers. et gen. rei, release from a thing, a)poiki/hs Hdt. 4.157 : in legal sense, acquit of a charge or engagement, fo/nou tina D. 37.59 (abs., e)a\n ai)de/shtai kai\ a)fh=| ibid.); sunallagma/twn Id. 33.12 : c. acc. only, acquit, Antipho 2.1.2 , etc. (v. infr. 2 c):— Pass. , kindu/nou a)fie/menoi Th. 4.106 ; tou\s ge/rontas tou\s a)feime/nous released from duty, Arist. Pol. 1275a15 ; e)gklhma/twn a)fei=so Men. Epit. 572 . let go, dissolve, disband, of an army or fleet, Hdt. 1.77 , etc.; dismiss, dikasth/ria (opp. lu/ein e)kklhsi/an) Ar. V. 595 . put away, divorce, gunai=ka Hdt. 5.39 ; a). ga/mous break off a marriage, E. Andr. 973 ; a). to\n ui(o/n disown him, Arist. EN 1163b22 (but with metaph. from releasing a debtor). dedicate, ta\ neogna\ tw=| qew=| X. Cyn. 5.14 ; i(ero\n . . a)/baton a)fei=to Pl. Criti. 116c . of things, get rid of, a)fe/thn polukagke/a di/yan Il. 11.642 ; a)fi/ei me/nos [e)/gxeos] slackened its force, 13.444 ; a). o)rgh/n put away wrath (v. supr. 1.1 ), A. Pr. 317 ; o)rgh/n tini Arr. An. 1.10.6 ; go/ous (v. supr. 1.1 ) E. Or. 1022 ; no/shma Hp. Prorrh. 2.39 ; a). pneu=ma, yuxh/n, give up the ghost, E. Hec. 571 , Or. 1171 : in Prose, give up, leave off, mo/xqon Hdt. 1.206 ; cummaxi/an, sponda/s, Th. 5.78 , 115 , etc.:— Med. , a). to\ prole/gein D.S. 19.1 . a). ploi=on e)s . . loose ship for a place, Hdt. 5.42 . in legal sense (v. supr. Ib), c. dat. pers. et acc. rei, a). tini\ ai)ti/hn remit him a charge, Id. 6.30 ; ta\s a(marta/das Id. 8.140 .b', cf. Ev.Matt. 6.12 , al.; ta\s di/kas . . a)fi/esan toi=s e)pitro/pois D. 21.79 ; a). tini\ ei)s e)leuqeri/an xili/as draxma/s Id. 59.30 , cf. IG 22.43A27 ; a). plhga/s tini excuse him a flogging, Ar. Nu. 1426 ; a). o(/rkon Jusj. in Lexap. And. 1.98 ; fo/ron Plb. 21.24.8 ( Pass. ); da/neio/n tini Ev.Matt. 18.27 . leave alone, pass by, Hdt. 3.95 , etc.; neglect, ta\ q<*>ei=a S. OC 1537 ; to\n kairo/n D. 1.8 ; le/ktrwn eu)na/s A. Pers. 544 : folld. by a predicate, a)fu/lakton a). th\n e(wutw=n leave unguarded, Hdt. 8.70 ; a)/timon, e)/rhmon a). tina/, S. OC 1279 , Ant. 887 ; a). tina\s o)rfanou/s Ev.Jo. 14.18 ; a). ti a)o/riston Arist. Pol. 1265a39 ; leave, peri\ kinh/sews, o(/qen u(pa/rxei, toi=s a)/llois a)fei=san Id. Metaph. 985b20 , cf. 987b14 :— Pass. , esp. in pf. imper., a)fei/sqw e)pi\ tou= paro/ntos missum fiat, Id. EN 1166a34 , cf. Pol. 1286a5 , 1289b12 . c. acc. et inf., a). to\ ploi=on fe/resqai let the boat be carried away, Hdt. 1.194 ; mh\ a)fei=nai/ me e)pi\ ce/nhs a)diaforhqh=nai PLond. 2.144.14 (i A. D.). c. acc. pers. et inf., suffer, permit one to do a thing, a). tina\ a)pople/ein Hdt. 3.25 , cf. 6.62 , al., etc.: with inf. understood, h(ni/ka proi=k' a)fia=sin (sc. qea=sqai) oi( qeatrw=nai Thphr. Char. 30.6 : c. subj., a)/fes e)kba/lw Ev.Matt. 7.4 , cf. Arr. Epict. 1.9.15 ; a)/fes e)gw\ qrhnh/sw POxy. 413.184 (i A. D.); a)/fes i(/na . . Arr. Epict. 4.13.19 ; ou)k h)/fien i(/na . . Ev.Marc. 11.16 :— Pass. , a)fei/qh sxola/zein Arist. Metaph. 981b24 . seemingly intr. (sc. strato/n, nau=s, etc.), break up, march, sail, etc., Hdt. 7.193 ; a). e)s to\ pe/lagos Th. 7.19 ; cf. 11.2b . c. inf., give up doing, a)fei\s skopei=n ta\ di/kaia Diph. 94 . Med. , send forth from oneself, much like Act. ; qorh/n Hdt. 3.101 . loose something of one's own from, deirh=s d' ou)/ pw . . a)fi/eto ph/xee leukw/ she loosed not her arms from off my neck, Od. 23.240 . freq. in Att. c. gen. only, te/knwn a)fou= let go of the children ! S. OT 1521 ; tou= koinou= th=s swthri/as a). Th. 2.60 ; lo/gwn Pl. Grg. 458c , Aeschin. 1.178 ; mh\ a)fi/eso tou= *qeaith/tou, a)ll' e)rw/ta Pl. Tht. 146b , etc.; a)fei=sqai tou= dikai/ou tou/tou D. 37.1 ; a)fe/menos th=s i)ambikh=s i)de/as Arist. Po. 1449b8 . a)fi^ka/nw [a_], Ep. = a)fikne/omai , only pres. and impf., arrive at, mostly c. acc., Od. 14.159 , al.; pro\s tei=xos . . a)fika/nei Il. 6.388 : c. gen., A.R. 1.177 . a)fiklw=nto (fort. a)fikm-, cf. i)kma/w): a)pesei/onto h)\ a)poelw=nto (fort. a)phlow=nto), Hsch. a)fikne/omai, Ion. a)p- Hdt. 2.28 , al.: impf. a)fiknei=to Th. 3.33 : fut. a)fi/comai Il. 18.270 , etc., Ion. 2 sg. a)pi/ceai Hdt. 2.29 , 3 sg. a)pi/cetai Theoc. 29.13 : pf. a)fi=gmai Od. 6.297 , Att. 2 sg. a)fi=cai A. Pr. 305 , 3 sg. a)fi=ktai S. OC 794 : plpf. a)fi=kto ib. 1590 , Ion. 3 pl. a)pi/kato Hdt. 8.6 : aor. a)fi_ko/mhn Il. 18.395 , etc.; inf. a)fike/sqai; Dor. imper. a)fi/keuso Theoc. 11.42 : aor. 1 part. a)fica/menos Epigr.Gr. 981.9 (Philae):—arrive at, come to, reach: Constr., in Hom. , Pi. , and Trag. mostly c. acc. loci, Il. 13.645 , Pi. P. 5.29 , A. Pers. 15 , etc.; o(/nde do/monde Hes. Sc. 38 : in Hom. also c. acc. pers., mnhsth=ras a). came up to them, Od. 1.332 , cf. 11.122 , etc.; o(/te m' a)/lgos a)fi/keto came to me, Il. 18.395 ; similarly, tou=ton nu=n a)fi/kesqe come up to this throw ! Od. 8.202 ; freq. also with Preps., a). e)s . . Il. 24.431 , Od. 4.255 , etc.; less freq. e)pi/ . . Il. 10.281 , 22.208 ; still more rarely kata/ . . , poti/ . . , 13.329 , Od. 6.297 ; a). pro\s te/los go/wn S. OC 1622 ; e)pi\ tw=n nh/swn X. HG 5.1.2 ; a)/xri tou= mh\ peinh=n a). Id. Smp. 4.37 ; qana/tou tou=t' e)gguta/tw tou)/pos a)fi=ktai S. Ant. 934 ; para/ tinos a). Id. OT 935 , etc.: abs., arrive, o(ppoi/hs e)pi\ nho\s a)fi/keo Od. 1.171 ; o(/tan a). w(/rh Thgn. 723 ; si=tos a)fiknou/menos D. 20.31 ; o( a)fiknou/menos the stranger, newcomer, IG 12.118.11 :—Phrases: a). e)pi\ or ei)s pa/nta, to try every means, S. OT 265 , E. Hipp. 284 ; a). e)s pa=san ba/sanon Hdt. 8.110 ; e)s dia/peira/n tinos a). Id. 2.28 , 77 ; e)pi\ to\ te/mnein mu=s a). Gal. 2.230 . come into a certain condition, a). e)s pa=n kakou= Hdt. 7.118 ; e)s a)pori/hn pollh/n Id. 1.79 ; e)s tosou=to tu/xhs, e)s tou=to dustuxi/as, come into such a . . , ib. 124 , Th. 7.86 ; e)s o)li/gon a). nikhqh=nai come within little of being conquered, Id 4.129 ; ei)s to\ i)/son a). tini/ attain equality with . . , X. Cyr. 1.4.5 ; ei)s o)rgh/n Men. Pk. 44 ; ellipt., e)s a)/ndr' a)fi/kou reachedst man's estate, E. Ion 322 . of intercourse with others, a). tini\ e)s lo/gous hold converse with one, Hdt. 2.28 ; e)s e)/xqea, e)s e)/rin a). tini/, Id. 3.82 , E. IA 319 ; dia\ ma/xhs, di' e)/xqras a). tini/, Hdt. 1.169 , E. Hipp. 1164 ; dia\ lo/gwn e)mauth=| Id. Med. 872 . less freq. c. dat. pers., a). tini/ come at his call, Pi. O. 9.67 , Hdt. 5.24 , Th. 4.85 . ei)s to/ceuma a). come within shot, X. Cyr. 1.4.23 , etc. of things, e)s o)cu\ a). dub. l. for a)phgme/na, -me/nas in Hdt. 2.28 , 7.64 ; o( lo/gos ei)s tau)to\n a). Arist. EN 1097a24 , cf. 1167a12 , al. the sense of return is sts. implied in the context, but is not inherent in the word, as Od. 10.420 , Pi. P. 8.54 , E. El. 6 , Pl. Chrm. 153a . a)fikto/s and a)fiktro/s, impure, Hsch. a)fi/ktwr, oros, o(, = i(ke/ths , A. Supp. 241 . *zeu\s a)fi/ktwr, = i(ke/sios , ib. 1 . a)fi/kw, = a)fikne/omai , extend, reach, Hp. Epid. 5.26 . a)fi^l-a/ga^qos [a^g], on, notloving the good, 2 Ep.Ti. 3.3 . a)fi^l-anqrwpi/a, h(, lack of human feeling, Arist. VV 1251b3 , Phld. Oec. p.68J. a)fi^l-a/nqrwpos, on, not loving men, Plu. 2.1098d , Lib. Decl. 51.10 . a)fi^l-argu^ri/a, h(, freedom from avarice, Hp. Decent. 5 , Onos. 1.8 , D.S. 9.12 . a)fi^l-a/rgu^ros, on, not loving money, Inscr.Prien. 137.5 (ii B. C.), D.S. 9.11 , 1 Ep.Ti. 3.3 , Ep.Hebr. 13.5 , Sor. 1.4 , POxy. 33 ii 11 (ii A. D.). Adv. -rws IG 22.1343.25 (i B. C.), SIG 708.17 (Istropolis, ii B. C.). a)fi^la^r-o/w, brighten, cheer, Phld. Mus. p.84 K. a)fi^la^r-u/nw, = foreg., in Pass. , have a cheerful expression, Stoic. 3.43 . a)fi_la/skomai, appease, qumo/n Pl. Lg. 873a ; a)feilaco/menon (sc. the gods) Polystr. p.9 W. a)fi/l-autos [i^], on, not showing self-love, Plu. 2.542b . a)fil-e/xqrws, Adv. with no disposition towards enmity, Sch. Od. 8.77 . a)fil-h/donos, on, not liking sensuality, Ph. 2.458 , M.Ant. 5.5 . a)fi/lhs: kaqaro/s, u(gih/s, o(lo/klhros, Hsch. a)fi/l-htos [i^], on, unloved, S. OC 1702 (lyr.), Phld. D. 1.1 . a)fil-i/a, h(, want of friends, Arist. EN 1115a11 , Rh. 1386a9 , Phld. Oec. p.67J. , Plu. Sol. 7 . a)fil-i/wtos, on, not to be made a friend of or reconciled, Hsch. s.v. a)su/mbaton. a)fi^lo-doce/w, to be free from ambition, prob.in Phld. Vit. p.7J. a)fi^lo/-docos, on, free from conceit or ambition, Id. Rh. 2.273S. , Lib. p.42 O.; to\ a). Cic. Att. 2.17.2 , Ph. 2.458 . a)fi^loikti/rmwn, on, gen. onos, unmerciful, Hsch. a)fi^lo-ka/lhtos [ka^], on, without adornment, do/mos Procl.ad Hes. Op. 746 , cf. Eust. 669.41 . a)fi^lo-ka^li/a, h(, character of the a)filo/kalos, Ath. 1.3a (cf. Eup. 366 ). a)fi^lo-ka^<loka_>ga^qi/a, h(, dishonesty, POxy. 33 ii 13 (ii A. D.). a)fi^lo/-ka^los, on, without love for beauty or honour, Plu. 2.672e , Gal. 5.39 . a)fi^lo/-logos, on, without love for learning lilerature, Plu. 2.673a . a)fi^lo-nei/khtos, on, = sq., Hdn. Epim. 177 . a)fi^lo/-neikos, on, not fond of strife, Arist. VV 1250a43 , 1251a15 , Andronic.Rhod. p.575 M., Ph. 2.5 ; h(gemoni/a ib. 555 . Adv. -kws, paraxwrei=n tino/s tini Plb. 21.20.1 , cf. Ph. 1.324 , al., Luc. Symp. 37 . a)fi^lo/-cenos, on, inhospitable, Eust. 1733.20 . a)fi^lo-plouti/a, h(, contempt for wealth, Plu. Comp.Lys.Sull. 3 . a)fi^lo/-ponos, on, disliking work, Plb. 12.27.4 ( Comp. ). a)fi^lo-prwti/a, h(, want of ambition, Men.Prot. p.90 D. a)/fi^los, on, of persons, friendless, A. Ch. 295 , S. El. 819 , Pl. Lg. 730c , R. 580a ; a)/. e)/rhmon a)/polin S. Ph. 1018 ; a)/klautos a)/. Id. Ant. 876 (lyr.): c. gen., a)/. fi/lwn E. Hel. 524 (lyr.); to\ a)/. Ph. 2.662 . of persons and things, unfriendly, hateful, A. Th. 522 , S. OC 186 ; a)/fila par' a)fi/lois e)/pese . . *)atrei/dais Id. Aj. 620 ; li/an a)/filon fai/netai Arist. EN 1101a23 ; unsociable, gh=ras S. OC 1237 : perh., c. gen., hostile to, a)sfalei/as Phld. Lib. p.36O. ; to\ laqraiopragei=n -w/taton ib. p.20 O., cf. Carneisc. Herc. 1027.16 . Adv. -lws in unfriendly manner, A. Ag. 805 . a)fi^lo-so/fhtos, on, not versed in philosophy, o)/xlos D.H. 2.20 , Phld. Herc. 1005.11 . without philosophical significance, Arg. Sch. Od. 1 . a)fi^lo-sofi/a, h(, contempt for philosophy, Pl. Def. 415e . a)fi^lo/-sofos, on, of persons, without taste for philosophy, Id. Sph. 259e , Ph. Fr. 35 H.; ge/nos Pl. Ti. 73a ; snggrafeu/s unphilosophical, Plb. 12.25.6 . of conditions, unphilosophic, di/aita Pl. Phdr. 256c ; a). th/rhsis S.E. M. 11.165 . a)fi^lo-sta/xu^os [ta^], on, without ears of corn, starving, peni/a AP 6.40.8 ( Maced. ). a)fi^lo-storgi/a, h(, absence of natural affection, implied in punning phrase of Timagenes, h( pro\s ta\ e)/kgona filostorgi/a (e)/kgon' a).) Plu. 2.634f . a)fi^lo/-storgos, on, without natural affection, ib. 140d . a)fi^lo-ti_mi/a, h(, want of due ambition, Arist. EN 1125b22 . a)fi^lo/-ti_mos, on, lacking in ambition, Is. 7.35 , Lycurg. 69 , Arist. EN 1107b29 : Sup. , Plb. 6.48.8 ; bi/os a). ei)s do/can Inscr.Prien. 112.11 , cf. Eun. VS p.491 B. Adv. -mws Plb. 12.23.8 ; pro\s poli/tas zh=n Plu. 2.525d ; but also, without fear or favour, impartial, IG 9(2).517.34 (Epist. Philipp.). simply, indifferent, pro\s ka/llos J. AJ 2.9.6 . Adv. -mws lukewarmly, PPetr. 2p.5 . of things, not honourable, paltry, h( a)po\ mikrw=n do/ca a). Plu. 2.35a . a)fi^lo-xrhma^ti/a, h(, contempt for riches, Plu. Comp.Ag.Gracch. 1 , Socr. Ep. 5.2 :— hence Adj. a)fi^lo/-a^tos, on, Ph. 2.458 , Eun. Hist. p.243 D. a)fi^lo/-yu_xos, on, not cowardly, prob. in Plu. 2.761c . a)fi_ma^to/w, (i(ma/tion) strip of clothing, Suid. a)fi/mwsis, ews, h(, an operation connected with the manufacture of vegetable oils, PPetr. 3p.315 . a)/ficis, ews, Ion. a)/picis, ios , h(: (a)fikne/omai):— arrival, Hdt. 1.69 , al.; th\n a)po\ *kori/nqou a)/. arrival from C., Id. 5.92 . z/; e)s *qh/bas Id. 9.17 ; a)/. e)pi\ *sarphdoni/hs a)/krhs poiei=sqai Id. 7.58 ; me/ros au)th=s a)pi/cios para\ to\n ma/gon her turn for going in to him, Id. 3.69 , cf. Pl. Ep. 337e , Aristeas 173 , J. Ap. 1.18 , etc.; a)/. ei)s tou\s polemi/ous poihsa/menos D. 5.8 ; a)/. ei)s *ku/pron Isoc. 9.53 ; h( e)nqa/de a)/. Hdt. 3.145 , Lys. 2.26 ; h( oi)/kade a)/. home again, D. Ep. 1.2 , 3.39 . departure, J. AJ 2.2.4 , Act.Ap. 20.29 . = i(kesi/a , A. Supp. 483 . a)fipp-a/zomai, aor. -asa/mhn Hld. 7.29 , etc.:—ride off or away, Plb. 29.6.18 , Str. 7.2.1 , J. AJ 14.13.5 , Plu. Aem. 19 , Luc. Tox. 50 . a)fipp-eu/w, ride off, away, or back, X. An. 1.5.12 , D.S. 2.19 , Plu. Arat. 40 :—also Med. , Hld. 4.18 . a)fipp-i/a, h(, awkwardness in riding, X. Eq.Mag. 8.13 . a)fippo-droma/, h(, contest of riders who dismounted while racing, IG 9(2).527 (Larissa). a)fippo-lampa/s, a/dos, h(, torch-race on horseback, ib. 531 (ibid.). a)/fippos, on, unsuited for cavalry, *kari/a X. HG 3.4.12 , cf. Plu. Ant. 47 . of persons, unused to riding, opp. i(ppiko/s, Aeschin.Socr. Oxy. 1608 Fr. 1.15 ; ignorant of horsemanship, Pl. Prt. 350a , R. 335c , Luc. Nav. 30 . without cavalry, Polyaen. 4.6.6 . a)fippotoco/ths, v. a)mfippot-. a)fi/pta^mai, = a)pope/tomai , fly away, E. IA 1608 , Luc. Somn. 16 , Lib. Decl. 51.15 , Aët. 7.103 . a)fista/nw, later form of a)fi/sthmi, CPR 5.14 (ii A. D.), Dsc. 3.87 , Luc. Sol. 7 :— Pass. , a)fista/nomai renounce, tini/ tinos PRyl. 117.22 (iii A. D.):—also a)fista/w, Ath. 1.9b , Lib. Decl. 51.14 ; opt. a)fistw/|hn dub. in X. Smp. 2.20 (v. sq. A. 11 ), cf. Luc. Sol. 7 . a)fi/sthmi: causal in pres. and impf., in fut. a)posth/sw, and aor. I a)pe/sthsa, as also in aor. I Med. (v. infr.):—put away, remove, keep out of the way, to\ a)sqene/staton tou= strateu/matos X. HG 7.5.23 ; a)/xos A. Ch. 416 (lyr.); of diseases, Dsc. 2.96 , Gal. 13.846 ; ta\ sugkei/mena a). a)p' a)llh/lwn Pl. Plt. 282b ; a). th=s e)la/as to\n floio/n Thphr. CP 3.3.2 ; a). tina\ lo/gou hinder from . . , E. IT 912 ; a). ta\s tw=n polemi/wn e)piboula/s frustrate them, Th. 1.93 ; a). to\n a)/rxonta depose him, X. HG 7.1.45 :—aor. Med. , *)argei/wn do/ru pulw=n a)pesth/sasqe remoued it from your own gates, E. ph. 1087 :—in Hdt. 9.23 a)posth/santes, = a)posta/ntes , having retired. cause to revolt, of allies, Id. 8.19 , Ar. Eq. 238 , Th. 1.81 ; tina\ a)po/ tinos Hdt. 1.76 , 154 , etc.; tina/ tinos And. 3.22 . in geom. constructions, cut off, Procl. Hyp. 6.7 . weigh out, X. Smp. 2.20 ; a)posthsa/twsan ta\ xrusi/a IG 7.303.19 (Oropus); pay, draxma\s h/ a)rguri/ou UPZ 93.2 (ii B.C.): also in aor. I Med. , mh\ . . a)posth/swntai *)axaioi\ xrei=os lest they weigh out (i. e. pay in full) the debt, Il. 13.745 , cf. IG 12.91.20 , al.:—in strict sense of Med. , a)posth/sasqai to\n xalko/n to have the brass weighed out to one, D. 49.52 .— Hom. has it trans. only in l.c. Med. , give a final decision (or break up, dismiss the assembly), r(h/tra ap. Plu. Lyc. 6 . intr., in Pass. , as also in aor. 2 a)pe/sthn, imper. a)po/sthqi Ar. Th. 627 , a)po/sta Men. 375 : pf. a)fe/sthka in pres. sense, sync. in pl. a)fe/sta^men, -sta^te, -sta=si, as in inf. a)festa/nai, part. a)festw/s, -w=sa, -o/s or -w/s: plpf. a)festh/kein, Att. -kh Pl. Tht. 208e : fut. Med. a)posth/somai E. Hec. 1054 , Th. 5.64 , etc. (while aor. I Med. is causal (v. supr.)): for fut. a)festh/cw v. h. v.:—stand away or aloof from, keep far from, o(/sson de\ troxou= i(/ppos a)fi/statai Il. 23.517 ; ou) me/n k' a)/llh g' w(=de gunh\ . . a)ndro\s a)festai/h Od. 23.101 ; a)posta=s' e)kpodw/n E. Hel. 1023 ; e)s a)/llo sxh=m' a). bi/ou Id. Med. 1039 ; a)postaqw=men pra/gmatos teloume/nou A. Ch. 872 ; w(s grafeu\s (or brabeu\s) a)postaqei/s E. Hec. 807 ; makra\n to/pois kai\ xro/nois a). D.S. 13.22 : hence in various relations, a)festa/nai frenw=n lose one's wits, S. Ph. 865 ; fu/seos Ar. V. 1457 (lyr.); ou)deno\s a)posth/sontai o(/sa a)\n di/kaia le/ghte depart from, object to right proposals, Th. 4.118 ; a). fo/nou E. Or. 1544 ; a). a)rxh=s to be deposed from office, Pl. Lg. 928d ; simply, resign, SIG 527.105 (Crete, iii B. C.); a). tw=n pragma/twn, th=s politei/as, etc., withdraw from business, politics, have done with it, D. 10.1 , 18.308 , etc.; e)/rgwn h)\ po/nwn h)\ kindu/nwn shun them, Isoc. 4.83 , cf. X. HG 7.5.19 , etc.; w(=n ei(=len a)posta/s giving up all claim to what he had won (at law), D. 21.181 ; tw=n au(th=s Id. 19.147 , cf. 35.4 ; a)fi/stasqai tw=n tou= a)delfou= ib. 44 ; ou)deno\s tw=n a)nhko/ntwn th=| po/lei Inscr.Magn. 53.65 ; th\n politei/an . . th\n a)festhkui=an tou= me/sou plei=on further removed from . . , Arist. Pol. 1296b8 ; a)posta\s tw=n patrw/|wn Luc. DMort. 12.3 ; a). e)k *sikeli/as withdraw from the island, give up the expedition, Th. 7.28 ; retire, e)s *)iqw/mhn Id. 1.101 : rarely c.acc., avoid, shrink from, to\n h(/lion X. Cyn. 3.3 ; to\n po/lemon Id. An. 2.5.7 ; tina/s E. Fr. 1006 ; pugmh/n Philostr. Gym. 20 (prob. cj.). in Prose, a). a)po/ tinos revolt from . . , Hdt. 1.95 , 130 , etc.; tino/s Id. 2.113 ; ou)k a)posth/somai a)po\ tou= dh/mou *)aqhnai/wn IG 12.39.21 ; but *)aqhnai/wn tou= plh/qous ib. 10.22 ; also a). ei)/s or pro/s tinas, Hdt. 2.30 , 162 , cf. X. An. 1.6.7 ; e)s dhmokrati/an a). Th. 8.90 : abs., revolt, Hdt. 1.102 , etc.; u(po/ tinos at his instigation, Th. 8.35 (a)po/ codd.). a). tini/ make way for another, give way to him, E. Hec. 1054 , D. 8.37 . c. gen., shrink from, tw=n kindu/nwn Isoc. 9.29 : also c. inf., shrink from doing, a)pe/sthn tou=t' e)rwth=sai safw=s E. Hel. 536 . abs., stand aloof, recoil from fear, horror, etc., ti/pte kataptw/ssontes a)fe/state; Il. 4.340 ; pollo\n a)festao/tes 17.375 ; pali/norsos a)pe/sth 3.33 , Pi. O. 1.52 , P. 4.145 ; e)gw\ ou)de/n ti ma=llon a). Pl. Tht. 169b , cf. D. 19.45 , etc.; desist, mh\ nu=n -w/meqa Pl. Lg. 960e ; dou=los a)festw/s a runaway, Lys. 23.7 . Medic., a)fi/statai, = a)po/stasis gi/gnetai, ei)s a)/rqra Hp. Aph. 4.74 ; a). o)ste/on exfoliates, ib. 6.45 ; also a). a)po\ tw=n o)stw=n Pl. Ti. 84a ; to\ de/rma a). X. Eq. 1.5 ; also, project, stand out, w)=ta a)festhko/ta PLond. 3.1209.12 (i B. C.). to be separated by the formation of an abscess, Gal. 11.116 , al. (also in Act. , to\ pu/on a)fi/sthsi 7.715 ). a)fistore/w, observe from a place, tina\ a)po\ tou= o)/rous Philostr. Im. 2.18 ; explore, visit for information, Id. VA 1.27 . a)fla/sai: a)pole/sai, Hsch. a)/flaston, to/, curved poop of a ship with its ornaments, Il. 15.717 , Asclep. Tragil. 31 J. , Sch. A.R. 1.1089 : in pl., of a single ship, Hdt. 6.114 . a)/flebos, on, (fle/y) without veins, Thphr. HP 1.5.3 ; without visible veins, Gal. 18(1).598 :— Eust. 54.16 has a)flebh/s, e/s. a)fleg-h/s, e/s, not burnt or burning, Nonn. D. 40.475 , 45.100 . a)fle/g-mantos, on, free from inflammation, Hp. Acut. 46 , Fract. 31 ; not liable to it, Arist. Pr. 863a15 ; e)pi/desis-ota/th least inflammatory, Gal. 10.451 . Adv. -tws without causing inflammation, Aët. 15.14 . relieving or checking inflammation, panto\s trau/matos Thphr. Od. 35 , cf. Heliod. ap. Orib. 46.8.1 , Dsc. 1.73 . of food, not heating, tra/pezai Ion Lyr.in PLG 2.257 . without phlegm, pu/on Hp. Coac. 396 . a)/flektos, on, (fle/gw) unburnt, unconsumed by fire, pe/lanoi E. Hel. 1334 ; peu=kai Epigr.Gr. 241a1 (Smyrna); uncooked by fire, a)/flekta e)/dontes A.R. 1.1074 . a)fleth=res: mastoi/, qhlai/, Hsch. ; cf. a)fath=les. a)flo/g-istos, on, not in flammable, Arist. Mete. 387b18 . a)/flog-os, on, (flo/c) without flame or fire, Lyc. 36 . a)/floios, on, without integument or bark, Thphr. HP 7.9.4 , Carm.Pop. 33 , Epigr. ap. Plu. Flam. 9 , Ath.Med. ap. Orib. 1.11.1 . a)/floisbos, on, without rushing noise, Nonn. D. 1.89 , al. a)floismo/s, o(, foaming at the mouth, a)floismo\s de\ peri\ sto/ma gi/gneto, of an angry man, Il. 15.607 , cf. Euph. 51.4 . (Cf. pefloide/nai, e)/fliden, Hsch. ) a)flou=s: a)floi=o, Hsch. (fort. a)/flous: a)/floios). a)flu/a_ros [u^], on, not chattering idly, M.Ant. 5.5 . a)fluktai/nwtos, on, free from blisters, Dsc. 5.156 . a)fneio/s, o/n, also h/, o/n Hes. Fr. 134.2 , Pi. O. 7.1 , A.R. 1.57 , etc.: (a)/fenos):— rich, wealthy, Il. 2.825 , etc.; in a thing, c. gen., a)fneio\s bio/toio 5.544 ; xrusoi=o/ te e)sqh=to/s te Od. 1.165 ( Comp. ): c.acc., fre/nas a)fneio/s Hes. Op. 455 : c. dat., a). a)rou/rais, mh/lois, Theoc. 24.108 , 25.119 ; abundant, a)/grh Opp. H. 3.648 ; da/krua Nonn. D. 2.156 ; *)a., title of Ares in Arcadia, Paus. 8.44.7 : irreg. Sup. -e/statos Antim. 73 : regul. Comp. and Sup. , Od. l.c., Il. 20.220 :—also a)fneo/s, a/, o/n, Thgn. 188 , 559 , and generally in Lyr. and Trag., Pi. O. 1.10 , al., B. 1.62 , al., A. Pers. 3 (anap.), Fr. 96 , S. El. 457 ( Comp. ). [a_fn in Hom. ; a^fn A. ; a_fnew/teros in S.l.c.: Thgn. has a^ in ll.cc.] a)fnh/mwn, on, gen. onos, = a)fneo/s , Antim. 67 . a)fnidi/a: a)fni/dan, a)/fnw, and a)fno/s: e)cai/fnhs, Hsch. a)/fnos, eos, to/, = a)/fenos , Pi. Fr. 219 . a)fnu/ei: a)fnu/nei, o)lbi/zei, Hsch. a)/fnw, Adv. unawares, of a sudden, A. Fr. 195 , E. Med. 1205 , Alc. 420 , Eup. 268 , etc.: in Prose, Th. 4.104 , 7.37 , D. 21.41 , Act.Ap. 2.2 , etc.:—also a)/fnws, Epigr.Gr. 468 . a)fob-e/w, to be fearless, Sch. Opp. H. 3.355 . a)fo/b-htos, on, without fear of, *di/kas S. OT 885 (lyr.): abs.,fearless, AP 9.59 (Antip.). a)fob-i/a, h(, fearlessness, Pl. Lg. 649a sq., Arist. EN 1107b1 , Plu. Cleom. 9 , Onos. 13.3 . a)fobopoio/s, o/n, removing fear, calming, Sch. A. Pr. 849 . a)/fobos, on, without fear, and so: fearless, intrepid, Pi. I. 5(4).40 , S. OC 1325 , etc.; pro\s e)rhmi/an, peri\ tou= me/llontos, Plu. Lyc. 16 , Galb. 23 : c. gen., having no fear of, tw=n a)rxo/ntwn D.Chr. 2.52 ; to\ a)/fobon, = a)fobi/a , Pl. La. 197b . Adv. -bws X. Hier. 7.10 , Pl. Lg. 682c , PTeb. 24.74 (ii B. C.). causing no fear, free from fear, A. Pr. 902 ; lo/gos ou)k a)/. ei)pei=n Pl. Lg. 797a . a)/. qh=res, in S. Aj. 366 , is an oxymoron, beasts which fear not men or which no one fears, tame beasts, cattle. a)fobo/splagxnos, on, fearless of heart, Ar. Ra. 496 . a)fo/d-euma, atos, to/, excrement, Dsc. Eup. 1.89 , Gp. 12.11 , Aesop. 400 : in pl., Sch. Ar. Pl. 1185 (also a)fod-h/mataib. 1184 ). a). krokodei/lou, = *ai)qiopiko/n , ajowan, PMag.Leid.V. 12.30 , W. 6.27 . a)fo/d-eusis, ews, h(, voiding of excrement, Erot. s.v. a)po/patoi ( Pl. ). a)fod-euth/rion, to/, night-stool, Sch. Ar. Pl. 1184 . a)fod-eutiko\s di/fros night-stool, Gal. 19.104 . a)fod-eu/w, go to stool, discharge excrement, Hp. Fist. 9 , Pl.Com. 5 , Arist. HA 627a10 , al. a)fo/dioi: e)xqroi/, Hsch. ; cf. a)fa/dios. a)/fodos, Ion. a)/podos, h( (o(, v. infr. II), going away, departure, Hdt. 5.19 , 9.55 , X. An. 6.4.13 , etc.; departure out of life, death, Hierocl. p.58A. , Plot. 4.3.25 . going or coming back, return, Hdt. 4.97 ; retreat, X. HG 6.5.20 , An. 5.2.21 ; a)/. lei/pein tini/ ib. 4.2.11 . privy, Hp. Fract. 16 , Ar. Ec. 1059 , Antiph. 40.5 . excrement, Hp. Acut. 30 , al., Arist. Mir. 830a22 (masc.), Dsc. 2.80 , Artem. 2.26 . in pl., seminal ducts, Aret. CD 2.5 . a)foi/bantos, on, uncleansed, unclean, A. Eu. 237 , Fr. 148 . a)foidei=n: mh\ fronti/zein, Hsch. (leg. a)feidei=n). a)foi/niktos, on, unreddened, Ach.Tat. 3.7 . a)foi/nous: a)fo/nous, u(giei=s, Hsch. a)foi/thtos, on, untrodden, inaccessible, Opp. H. 2.527 . a)foli/dwtos [i^], on, not sheathed in scales, Porph. Abst. 4.14 . a)f-olkh/, h(, evacuation, depletion, Archig. ap. Orib. 8.1.38 . a)/f-olkos, on, (o(lkh/) not having weight, draxmh=| a)folko/teron too light by a drachm, Str. 15.3.22 . a)fomi_le/w, avoid, escape, a comitatu Cic. Fam. 16.17.2 ; cf. Hsch. s.v. a)feyiasa/mhn. a)fo/moi-os, on, unlike, Dsc. 5.102 :—but, likened, made like, in Subst. a)fo/moion, to/, copy, LXX Si.Prol. 21 . a)fomoi-o/w, make like, tini/ ti X. Eq. 9.9 ; toi=s gra/mmasi ta\ e)/rga Pl. Cra. 427c ; mainome/nois . . a). au(tou/s Id. R. 396a ; [ tw=n qew=n] ta\ ei)/dh e(autoi=s a). oi( a)/nqrwpoi Arist. Pol. 1252b27 :—also in Med. or Pass. , become or be made like, tini/ Pl. R. 396b , al.; pro/s ti Id. Sph. 240a , etc. compare, tini/ ti Id. R. 517b , 564b . c. acc. rei, portray, of painters, X. Mem. 3.10.2 : abs., make a copy, Pl. Cra. 424d . a)fomoi/-wma, atos, to/, resemblance, copy, Id. R. 395b . a)fomoi-wma^tiko/s, h/, o/n, assimilative, qeoi/ Procl. Theol.Plat. 6.3 , cf. Lyd. Mens. 1.15 . Adv. -kw=s Procl. in Alc. p.52C. a)fomoi/-wsis, ews, h(, making like, comparison, ta\s a). poiei=sqai Plu. 2.988d , Iamb. Myst. 1.11 ; representation of . . , e)p' a)fomoiw/sei tw=n e)mfa/sewn Phld. Po. 2.24 . a)fomoi-wte/on, one must compare, Thphr. HP 1.1.5 . a)fomoi-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, assimilative, du/namis Procl. in Prm. p.565S. ; diako/smhsis, qeoi/, Dam. Pr. 338 , 340 , Iamb. Myst. 5.11 . a)fopl-i/zw, disarm, tina/ D.S. 11.35 , APl. 4.171 ( Leon. ), Luc. DDeor. 19.1 :— Pass. , D.S. 14.64 :— Med. , a)fopli/zesqai e)/ntea put off one's armour, Il. 23.26 :— Pass. (in Lacon. form a)fopli/ttontai), to be discharged from service, Hsch. a)fopl-ismo/s, o(, disarming, Cod.Just. 12.40.12 . a)fopl-isth/s, ou=, o(, one who disarms, Just. Nov. 8.12 . a)for-a/w, Ion. a)for-e/w, fut. a)po/yomai: aor. a)pei=don:— look away from all others at one, have in view, Hdt. 8.37 ; look at, ti Lycurg. 17 ; of a distant object, D. Ep. 2.20 ; pro/s ti Th. 7.71 ; ti pro/s ti compare, Pl. R. 585a ; a). o(/qen . . look to the point whence . . , ib. 584d ; ei)/s ti or tina, Plu. Lyc. 7 , Luc. Philops. 30 ; ei)s to\n qeo/n Arr. Epict. 2.19.29 ; ei)s to\n *)ihsou=n Ep.Hebr. 12.2 : hence, obey, Nic.Dam. p.22 D. ; e)pi/ tina Plu. Cat.Mi. 52 ; pro/s tina Id. Cat.Ma. 19 , Arr. Epict. 3.24.16 :—in Med. , Ar. Nu. 281 . of Places, look towards, ei)s bo/reion w)keano/n App. Praef. 3 ,cf. Philostr. Im.Prooem. to view from a place, a)po\ dendre/ou Hdt. 4.22 ; po/rrwqen a)pidw/n Timocl. 21.6 . rarely, look away, have the back turned, prob. in Thphr. HP 4.16.6 ; a)forw=ntas pai/ein X. Cyr. 7.1.36 . a)fo/r-a_sis, ews, h(, looking away, h( ei)s to\ plh=qos a). Procl. in Alc. p.251C. a)fo/rdion, to/, excrement, gastro/s Nic. Th. 692 , Al. 140 . a)fore/w, (a)/foros) to be barren, Xenag. ap. Macr. Sat. 5.19.30 , f.l. for a)fora/w in Thphr. HP 4.16.6 , cf. Ph. 2.249 ; dry up, of a river, Id. 1.690 . a)fo/rhtos, on, unendurable, krumo/s Hdt. 4.28 ; xeimw=nos xrh=ma a)fo/rhton Id. 7.188 ; mege/qei boh=s a)fo/rhtoi Th. 4.126 ; ou)k e)/stin . . ou)de\n th=s u(/brews-to/teron D. 21.46 ; a). kako/n Arist. EN 1126a13 , cf. Epicur. Fr. 447 , Phld. Lib. p.17O. ; irresistible, Jul. Or. 1.28d . Adv. -tws Poll. 3.130 . not worn, new, censured by Luc. Lex. 9 , Ath. 3.98a . a)forhto/ths: intolerabilitas, Gloss. a)fori/a, h(, (a)/foros) not bearing:—hence, c. gen. objecti, non-production, dearth, karpw=n -i/ai X. Vect. 4.9 ; pi/tths Thphr. HP 9.2.4 ; pai/dwn Pl. Lg. 740c (pl.); a)reth=s Ph. 1.430 : abs., dearth, ai( a). gi/gnontai Antipho 2.1.10 , cf. Lycurg. 84 , Arist. Mete. 351b14 (pl.). in subj. sense, barrenness, sterility, a). yuxh=s te kai\ swma/twn Pl. R. 546a ; yuxw=n kreitto/nwn eu)fori/ai h)\ a). Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.337 ; frenw=n X. Smp. 4.55 . a)for-i/zw, mark off by boundaries, e)celo/ntas [to\ o)/ros] tw=| qew=| kai\ a)fori/santas Hyp. Eux. 16 ; ou)si/a a)fwrisme/nh property marked out by boundary-pillars, D. 49.61 :— Med. , mark off for oneself, appropriate to oneself, xw/ran o(/ti plei/sthn Isoc. 5.120 : metaph., a). tima/s E. Alc. 31 : — Pass. , h( u(po/ tinos a)forisqei=sa xw/ra Isoc. 4.36 . border on, tou\s o(/rous -i/zontas to\n *)aswpo/n Pl. Criti. 110e . determine, define, Id. Sph. 240c :—also Med. , peri\ fu/sews a)forizo/menoi Epicr. 11.13 :— Pass. , xro/nos a)fwrisme/nos a determinate time, Pl. Lg. 785b ; o(/roi -isme/noi well-defined, Id. Criti. 110d ; a)fwrisme/na definite cases, Arist. Rh. 1354b8 : part. a)fori/sas definitely, D. 25.29 . separate, distinguish, Antipho Soph. Oxy. 1364.290 ( Pass. ); exclude, Pl. R. 501d , al., a). xwri/s Arist. Pol. 1331a27 ; a). ti/ tinos Pl. Hp.Ma. 298d ; i(ppe/wn e(/dras a)po\ tw=n a)/llwn D.C. 36.42 :— Med. , Pl. Lg. 644a , Chrm. 173e ; ti a)po/ tinos Id. Sph. 227c :— Pass. , a)fori/zesqai a)po/ tinos Id. Smp. 205c : abs., a)gnoi/as a)fwrisme/non ei)=dos distinct species, Id. Sph. 229c ; e)pisth/mh a)fwrisme/nh Arist. Rh. 1354a3 . bring to an end, finish, bi/blous Plb. 2.71.10 :— Med. , lo/gon Isoc. 15.58 . grant as a special gift, ta=| ka/llos a)fw/rise *ku/pris Epigr.Gr. 244.3 (Cyzicus). c. acc. pers., banish, kai/ m' a)po\ ga=s w(/rise E. Hec. 940 (lyr.). separate, Act.Ap. 19.9 , etc.:— Pass. , i(ere/wn ge/nos a)po\ tw=n a)/llwn-isme/non Pl. Ti. 24a ; e)k tinw=n a)fwrisme/nwn from a definite class of persons, Arist. Pol. 1292b4 ; a)fwrisme/nos te/xnhn having a definite art assigned one, Pl. Sph. 231e . set apart for rejection, cast out, excommunicate, Ev.Luc. 6.22 . set apart for some office, appoint, ordain, Act.Ap. 13.2 , Ep.Rom. 1.1 ( Pass. ), Ep.Gal. 1.15 . Pass. , a)rxh\ a)fwrisme/nh pro\s ta\s qusi/as Arist. Pol. 1322b26 ; of a treatise, to be devoted to, c. dat., Olymp. in Mete. 9.15 . a)fo/r-ios: qrasu/s, a)/pistos, Hsch. a)fo/r-i^sis, ews, h(, = sq., Gloss. a)fo/r-isma, atos, to/, that which is set apart: the wave-offering, LXX Ex. 29.24 , al. a)for-ismo/s, o(, delimitation, assignment of boundaries, SIG 827 F 7 ; gh=s PFreib. 11.7 (iv A. D.); qe/sews Simp. in Ph. 626.20 . separation, distinction, Thphr. CP 3.14.2 ; a)po\ tou= laou= Thd. Is. 56.3 : hence, banishment, = Lat.relegatio, Lyd. Mag. 3.17 (pl.), Ost. 9c (pl.). determination, Arist. Cat. 3b22 . attainment of definiteness, Thphr. Metaph. 28 ; distinctive character or feature, Alex.Aphr. in Top. 74.14 . pithy sentence, aphorism (such as those of Hp. ), Critias 39 D. , Ph. 1.636 , Hermog. Id. 1.6 . fixed rule, Thphr. HP 9.2.1 . a)for-iste/on, one must reject, Arist. EN 1097b34 . one must define or assign, Ph. Bel. 92.49 , Iamb. Myst. 2.1 , Dam. Pr. 448 ; one must separate, ti/ tinos Gal. 9.379 , cf. Plot. 6.3.1 . a)for-istiko/s, h/, o/n, delimiting, Simp. in Ph. 541.4 , al.; separative, Sch. Luc. Nav. 1 ; aphoristic, didaskali/a Gal. 11.802 . Adv. -kw=s ibid.; pithily, sententiously, D.H. Is. 7 . a)form-a/w, Dor. part. dat. a)formi/onti (-iw=nti codd.) Archyt. ap. D.L. 3.22 :— make to start from a place:— Pass. , start, depart, nau=fin Il. 2.794 , cf. Od. 2.375 , 4.748 , Sapph. Supp. 6.7 , etc.: c. gen., from a place, oi(=on a)=r' o(dou= te/los *)/arlous a)fwrmh/qhmen S. OC 1401 ; do/mwn E. Or. 844 ; e)k *kegxreiw=n Th. 8.10 ; to a place, deu=ro Ar. Nu. 607 . intr. in Act. in same sense as Pass. , a). xqono/s E. Rh. 98 ; e)k do/mwn Id. Tr. 939 , cf. Th. 4.78 ; oi)/kade Aeschin. 2.40 ; ei)s *libu/hn Plb. 1.39.1 ; of lightning, to break forth, S. OC 1470 (lyr.): c. acc. cogn., ti/ th/nd' . . a)forma=|s pei=ran; Id. Aj. 290 . feel aversion, opp. o(rma/w, Arr. Epict. 1.4.14 , Simp. in Epict. p.22D. a)form-h/, h(, starting-point, esp. in war, base of operations, a)naxw/rhsi/s te kai\ a). Th. 1.90 , cf. Plb. 1.41.6 , etc.; place of safety, E. Med. 342 . generally, starting-point, origin, occasion or pretext, a)formai\ lo/gwn Id. Hec. 1239 , Ph. 199 ; a)formh\n pare/xein D. 18.156 ; dedwke/nai Id. 21.98 , cf. 2 Ep.Cor. 5.12 ; labei=n a). Isoc. 4.61 , Ep.Rom. 7.8 ; eu(rei=n BGU 615.6 (ii A. D.), 923.22 (i/ii A. D.); i(/na a). ge/noito timh=s Inscr.Prien. 105.16 (i B. C.); a). kai\ pro/fasis Plb. 2.52.3 ; occasion, origin of an illness, Hp. Epid. 2.1.11 , Sor. 1.29 ; ei)de/ tis oi)/etai mikra\n a). ei)=nai sithre/sion toi=s strateuome/nois u(pa/rxein a small inducement, D. 4.29 ; to\ ga\r eu)= pra/ttein para\ th\n a)ci/an a). tou= kakw\s fronei=n Id. 1.23 ; instigation, incitement, POxy. 237 vii 21 (ii A. D.). means with which one begins a thing, resources, a). tou= bi/ou Lys. 24.24 ; ei)s to\n bi/on X. Mem. 3.12.4 ; ti/nas ei)=xen a)forma\s h( po/lis; D. 18.233 ; a)felei=n th\n a). di' h(\n u(bri/zei Id. 21.98 ; pi/stis a). megi/sth pro\s xrhmatismo/n good faith is the best asset for business, Id. 36.44 , cf. 11.16 ; a). e)pi/ . . Id. 3.33 ; esp. means of war, And. 1.109 ; a). ei)s ce/nous xili/ous means for levying 1000 mercenaries, X. HG 4.8.33 ; a). e)/rgwn means for undertaking . . , Id. Mem. 2.7.11 , cf. 3.5.11 ; pro\s a)formh\n e)mpori/as h)\ gewrgi/as Arist. Pol. 1320a39 ; pa/ntwn a). tw=n kalw=n Philem. 110 . capital of a banker, etc., Lys. Fr. 1.2 , X. Mem. 2.7.12 , Lycurg. 26 , D. 14.30 , 36.11 ; a)formh=s di/kh suit for restitution of capital, Arg. D. 36 . Rhet., food for argument, material, subject, u(poqe/seis kai\ a)formai\ lo/gwn Luc. Rh.Pr. 18 , cf. Men.Rh. p.334S. , Aps. p.264H. aptitude, inclination, ei)s filanqrwpi/an Phld. Ir. p.53 W. (pl.). Stoic term for repulsion (opp. o(rmh/), Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.42 , cf. 40 , Simp. in Epict. p.22D. release of water from sluice, PAmh. 2.143.17 (iv A. D.). a)form-htiko/s, h/, o/n, (cf. foreg. II) of repulsion, du/namis, opp. o(rmhtiko/s, Arr. Epict. 1.1.12 . a)form-i/zomai, Med. , loose one's ships from harbour, nau=s E. IT 18 . a)fo/rmiktos, on, without the lyre, of melancholy music, A. Eu. 332 (lyr.). a)/formos, on, = a)formhqei/s , moving off from, departing from, au)=qis a)/formos e)ma=s xqono/s S. OC 234 . a)forolog-hsi/a, h(, exemption from tribute, BCH 10.300 (Alabanda, ii B. C.). a)forolo/g-htos, on, not subjected to tribute, IG 22.1009.41 , GDI 5160.10 (Cret.), OGI 223 (Erythrae, iii B. C.), Plb. 4.25.7 , LXX 1 Es. 4.50 , Plu. Flam. 10 . a)/foros, on, not bearing, barren, de/ndrea Hdt. 2.156 ; gh= X. Oec. 20.3 ; of females, barren, peri\ a)fo/rwn Hp. Steril. tit. causing barrenness, stalagmo/s A. Eu. 784 (lyr.); nou=sos Hp. Mul. 1.38 ; xro/nos ib. 6 . exempt from tribute, a)/. kai\ a)telh/s Str. 15.1.39 , cf. BGU 889.24 (ii A. D.). Pass. , not to be borne, no/shma v. l. for a)/poros in Hp. VM 8 . a)/fortos, on, opp. fortiko/s (q. v.), politiko\s kai\ a)/. kai\ eu)gnw/mwn Antip.Stoic. 3.254 . Adv. -tws, fe/rein bear easily, Teles p.15H. at Sparta, not having undergone the Lycurgean training, Hsch. a)fo/ruktos, on, unspotted, unstained, AP 9.323 (Antip.). a)/fos: traga/kanqa, Hsch. a)fo/si-os, a, on, unholy, a)sebh/mata Annales du Service 19.40 (i B.C.). a)fosi-o/w, Ion. a)pos-, purify from guilt or pollution, th\n po/lin Pl. Lg. 873b ; seauto/n Id. Euthphr. 4c ; po/lin ta\ pro\s tou\s qeou/s Aeschin. 3.120 . dedicate, devote, ko/ras e(tairismw=| Clearch. 6 . establish, consecrate, qusi/as OGI 383.202 . Med. , satisfy one's conscience, Pl. Phd. 60e ; make atonement or expiation, Id. Phdr. 242c ; a)posiou=sqai th=| qew=| Hdt. 1.199 ; a). u(pe\r au(tou= Pl. Lg. 874a . c.acc. rei, acquit oneself of an obligation, a)posieu/menos th\n e)co/rkwsin quit oneself conscientiously of one's oath, Hdt. 4.154 ; a). lo/gion quitting oneself of the orders of an oracle, ib. 203 ; ta\ pro\s tou\s qeou/s Jul. Mis. 361b . avert a curse or the consequence of crime, a)/gos Plu. Cam. 18 , cf. Alc. 33 ,al.; diabola/s D.H. 4.79 ; th\n a)sqe/neian th=s fu/s ews Sallust. 18 (prob.l.). do a thing for form's sake, i.e. do it perfunctorily, ou)d' a)fosiou/menos a)ll' w(s oi(=o/n t' a)/rista paraskeuazo/menos Is. 7.38 ; a). peri/ tinos Pl. Lg. 752d , cf. Ep. 331b ; probolh/n Plu. Per. 10 . allege as an excuse, th\n a)na/gkhn Id. Them. 24 . eschew on religious grounds, hold in abomination, kro/muon, kua/mous, Id. 2.353f , 286d : abs., Ant. 28 . Pass. , a)fwsiwme/nai: a)no/siai, a)/poqen tou= o(si/ou gegenhme/nai, S. Fr. 253 . a)fosi/-wma, atos, to/, act of purification, expiation, Hsch. a)fosi/-wsis, ews, h(, purification, expiation, D.H. 2.52 : pl., Plu. 2.302b ; defined as o(sio/thtos paral eleimme/nhs a)poplh/rwsis Herm. in Phdr. p.94A. doing as matter of form, a)fosiw/sews e(/neken for form's sake, Plu. Eum. 12 ; timh=s a). outward, formal respect, Id. Tim. 39 ; kata\ a)fosi/wsin Dam. Pr. 171 . a)foulwtiko/s, h/, o/n, causing to scar over, Paul.Aeg. 6.5 . a)/fra, h(, a kind of plaster, Aët. 15.14 . a)fra^d-e/w, only in pres., to be senseless, behave thoughtlessly, soi\ . . maxh/somai a)frade/onti Il. 9.32 ; ai)ei\ ga/r te new/teroi a)frade/ousi Od. 7.294 . a)fra^d-h/s, e/s, (fra/zomai) insensate, reckless, mnhsth=res ib. 2.282 , cf. Nonn. D. 5.349 ; of the dead, without sense, senseless, Od. 11.476 . Adv. a)frade/ws senselessly, recklessly, Il. 3.436 , etc. a)fra^d-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, folly, thoughtlessness, in Hom. always in dat. pl., a)ne/ros a)fradi/h|si Il. 5.649 ; poime/nos a)fradi/h|si 16.354 ; exc. di' a)fradi/as Od. 19.523 , and a)fradi/h| pole/moio Il. 2.368 .— Ep. word, a)frosu/nh being used for it in Prose; a)fradi/h|si in a mock heroic line, Ar. Pax 1064 (hex.). a)fra^/d-mwn, in Trag. a)fra/smwn, on, gen. onos, = a)fradh/s , c. inf., a)fra/dmones prognw/menai without sense to foresee, h.Cer. 256 ; gunaiko\s w(s a)fra/smonos A. Ag. 1401 , cf. S. Fr. 613 . Adv. a)frasmo/nws A. Pers. 417 .—Only poet. a)fra/zw, = sq., cited from Hp. by Gal. 19.87 ; cf. a)fra/sei: a)sunetei=, Hsch. a)frai/nw, (a)/frwn) to be foolish, Il. 2.258 , 7.109 , Od. 20360 , Phoc. 5 .—Poet. and Hp. Gland. 12 ; later as a philosophic term, Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.166 , Plu. 2.1037d , S.E. M. 11.94 , Plot. 5.8.3 . a)/fraktos, on, old Att. a)/farktos (though this form has generally been altered by the copyists), unfenced, unfortified, unguarded, o<*>i)/khsis, strato/pedon, Th. 1.6 , 117 : c. gen., a). fi/lwn by friends, S. Aj. 910 (lyr.); of ships, not decked, IG 12(1).44 (Rhodes); of horses, opp. pefragme/noi, Arr. Tact. 2.5 . not obstructed, Gal. 17(1).598 . not to be kept in, irrepressible, stago/nes A. Ch. 186 (with v.l. a)/frastoi ). unguarded, off one's guard, h(|re/qhn E. Hipp. 657 ; lhfqh/sesqe Th. 6.33 , cf. Ar. Th. 581 ; pro/s tina Th. 3.39 . a)fra/smwn, v. a)fra/dmwn. a)/frast-os, on, (fra/zw) unutterable, marvellous, a)/. h)d' a)no/hta h.Merc. 80 ; ou)de\n -o/teron pe/letai no/ou a)nqrw/poisin Hom. Epigr. 5.2 ; pe/dh S. Tr. 1057 ; inexpressible, me/rimna A. Pers. 165 codd.; too wonderful for words, fa/tis S. Tr. 694 . (fra/zomai) not perceived, unseen, h.Merc. 353 ; not to be observed, known, or guessed, A. Supp. 95 (lyr.); incomprehensible, Orph. L. 46 ; katakru/ptei e)s to\ -o/tato/n oi( e)fai/neto ei)=nai [xwri/on] the place least likely to be thought of, Hdt. 5.92 . d/; unforeseen, A.R. 2.824 . Adv. -tws beyond thought, S. El. 1262 (lyr.). Act. , of persons, beside themselves, Nic. Th. 776 . giving no sign, Nonn. D. 9.134 , 22.82 . a)frast-u/s, u/os, h(, Ion. for a)fradi/a, Call. Fr.anon. 9 (pl.). a)frati/as: i)sxuro/s (Cret.), Hsch. a)fra=ton, to/, Lat. aphratum, soufflé, mousse, Isid. Etym. 20.2.29 , Alex. Trall. Febr. 3 , Steph. in Hp. 1.87 D. *)/afrattos: h( *(eka/th ( Tarent. ), Hsch. a)/frenos, on, = a)/frwn , dub. l. in Beros. 1.3 . a)fre/w, (a)fro/s) foam, Hp. Morb.Sacr. 7 , etc. c. acc., befoam, cover with foam, i(/ppoi a)/freon sth/qea (disyll.) Il. 11.282 . a)frhlo/gos, on, poet. for a)frolo/gos (which does not occur), gathering froth, skimming, li/pous AP 6.101 ( Phil. ). a)frhsth/s, ou=, o(, foamer, of a dolphin, AP 7.214 ( Arch. ). a)frh/twr, o(, Ion. for a)fra/twr, without brotherhood (frh/trh), i.e. bound by no socialtie, Il. 9.63 . a)fr-ia/w, poet. for a)fre/w, Opp. H. 1.772 , Porph. ap. Eus. PE 3.11 . a)fr-i/zw, = a)fre/w , foam, S. El. 719 , Hp. Mul. 2.123 , Thphr. CP 6.1.5 ; of a wine-cup, Antiph. 174.6 , Alex. 119.3 . a)frikti/, Adv., (fri/ssw) without shuddering, Call. Dian. 65 . a)fri=non: ta/laron tw=n e(lkusma/twn tw=n e)ri/wn, Hsch. a)frio/eis, essa, en, (a)fro/s) foamy, ge/neion AP 7.531 ( Antip.Thess. ); ga/laktos teu=xos Nic. Al. 206 , cf. Hymn.Is. 164 . *^afrios, o(, epith. of Zeus in Thessaly, *)arx. *)ef. 1913.219 : also, name of month, IG 9(2).206i iic, al. a)fri/ous: a)qe/ras, Hsch. a)fri/s: mu/rton, Id. a)frismo/s, o(, (a)fri/zw) foaming, Archig. ap. Philum. Ven. 14.3 , Paul. Aeg. 3.13 , Sch. Il. 9.539 . a)/frissa, h(, a plant, = a)sklhpia/s , Apul. Herb. 15 . a)fristh/s, ou<*>, o(, foamer, Sch. Il. 1.535 . a)fri=tis, idos, h(, = a)fro/s 111 , Arist. Fr. 309 , Ath. 7.325b , Opp. H. 1.776 . a)fro/-ga^la, aktos, to/, frothed milk, Gal. 10.468 . a)fro-ge/neia, h(, foam-born, Aphrodite, Mosch. 2.71 , Coluth. 167 ; the planet Venus, Max. 402 , Doroth. ap. Cat.Cod.Astr. 2.82.2 : a)frogenh/s, e/s, = foreg., *)afrodi/thn a)frogenh= Orph. Fr. 183 , cf. APl. 4.211 (Stat. Flacc.); the planet Venus, Doroth. ap. Heph.Astr. 1.6 . *)afrodi/s-ia [di_], ta/, v. *)afrodi/sios. *)afrodis-ia/zw, have sexual intercourse: — Act. , of the man, Hp. Vict. 3.73 , al., Pl. R. 426a , X. Mem. 1.3.14 , etc.:— Pass. , of the woman, Id. Hier. 3.4 , Arist. HA 581b17 , etc. *)afrodis-iako/s, h/, o/n, sexual, te/ryeis D.S. 2.23 ; [li/qos] a precious stone with aphrodisiac properties, Plin. HN 37.148 ; e)/laion POxy. 1293.5 (ii A. D.). *)afrodis-ia/s, a/dos, h(, sacred to Aphrodite, name of an island, Hdt. 4.169 . = a)/koros , Apul. Herb. 6 . *)afrodis-iasmo/s, o(, sexual intercourse, lustfulness, Hp. Aph. 6.30 , Arist. GA 725b17 (pl.). *)afrodis-iasth/s, ou=, o(, voluptuary, Polem.Phgn. 14 . lessee of public brothel, POxy. 511.3 . in pl., worshippers of Aphrodite, at Rhodes, IG 12(1).162 . *)afrodis-iastiko/s, h/, o/n, = a)frodisiako/s, xa/ris Arist. Pol. 1311b16 ; sunduasmoi/ Gal. 1.339 . of men and animals, lecherous, salacious, Arist. HA 488b4 , Gal. 1.624 . aphrodisiac, e)de/smata Arist. Pr. 954a3 , cf. Gal. 14.241 . *)afrodi/s-ios, a, on, also os, on D.H. 2.24 , Luc. Am. 12 , Ael. NA 1.2 :— belonging to the goddess of love, e)/rgon Semon. 7.48 ; a)/gra S. Fr. 166 ; o(/rkos Pl. Smp. 183b ; a)qu/rmata Crates Com. 2D. ; lo/gos Pl.Com. 2D. ; kh=pos Archipp. 2D. ; u(me/naion Pherecr. 12D. *)afrodi/sia, ta/, sexual pleasures, Hp. Mochl. 36 , freq. in Pl. , as Phd. 81b , al.; te/rpn' a)/nqe' *)a. Pi. N. 7.53 ; ta\ tw=n w(rai/wn *)a. X. Mem. 2.6.22 ; e)/rga *)a. Hp. Jusj. :—also as concrete, = amasius, X. Mem. 1.3.8 . festival of Aphrodite, *)a. a)/gein Id. HG 5.4.4 , Alex. 253.1 . pudenda, Luc. Nigr. 16 . *)afrodi/sion, to/, temple of Aphrodite, X. HG 5.4.58 , GDI 5075.70 (Crete); her statue, Plu. Thes. 21 , PPetr. 3p.113 . in pl., brothels, PTeb. 6.29 (ii B. C.). *)afrodi/sios, o( (sc. mh/n), name of a month in Cyprus, Porph. Abst. 2.54 , etc. *)afrodis-iw/n, w=nos , o( (sc. mh/n), name of a month at Demetrias, SIG 1157.52 . *)afrodi_t-a^ri/dion [i_d], to/, 'darling', Pl.Com. 3D. *)afrodi_t-a/rion, to/, name of an eyesalve, Gal. 12.752 . name of a horse-medicine, Hippiatr. 129 . *)afrodi/th [i_], h(, (a)fro/s) Aphrodite, h.Hom. 5 , Hes. Th. 195 ; dia\ th\n tou= a)frou= ge/nesin *)afrodi/th e)klh/qh Pl. Cra. 4c6 c. as Appellat., sexual love, pleasure, Od. 22.444 ; u(p' *)apo/llwni yau/ein *)afrodi/tas Pi. O. 6.35 ; e)/rga *)afrodi/ths h.Ven. 1 , 9 , etc.; ma\ th\n *)a., nh\ th\n *)a., a woman's form of oath, Ar. Lys. 208 , Ec. 189 , etc. generally, vehement longing or desire, E. IA 1264 ; *)a. tin' h(dei=an kakw=n enjoyment, Id. Ph. 399 . beauty, grace, charm, e)/rrei pa=s' *)a. A. Ag. 419 (lyr.); toiau/thn *)a. e)pi\ th=| glw/tth| . . e)/xei Luc. Scyth. 11 ; pollh\n *)a. tw=| lo/gw| peritiqe/nai D.H. Comp. 3 . o( ta=s *)afrodi/tas [a)sth/r] the planet Venus, Ti.Locr. 97a , cf. Pl. Epin. 987b , Arist. Metaph. 1073b31 , etc. Pythag. name for five, Theol.Ar. 31 . seedtime, Orph. Fr. 33 . name of various plasters, Aët. 12.48 , 15.15 . a)fro/-komos, on, lit. foam-haired, but always metaph., r(aqa/migc Musae. 262 , Nonn. D. 2.618 ; sto/mata ib. 46.161 . a)fro/-litron, to/, Att. for a)fro/nitron (q. v.). a)fron-eu/omai, = a)frone/w , LXX Je. 10.21 , Sm. Jb. 1.22 . a)fro/n-eusis, ews, h(, playing the fool, opp. froni/meusis, Stoic. 3.25 . a)fron-e/w, (a)/frwn) to be silly, act foolishly, Il. 15.104 , AP 10.66 ( Agath. ); to\ a)fronei=n Ceb. 41 . trans., make foolish or vain, f.l. in Aq. 2 Ki. 15.31 . a)fro/n-h, h(, = a)frosu/nh , AB 472 . a)fro/n-hsis, ews, h(, = foreg., J. AJ 19.1.14 (dub.). a)fron-i/zw, make foolish, prob. in Aq. 2 Ki. 15.31 . a)fron-iko/s, h/, o/n, = a)/frwn , Sch. Luc. Bis Acc. 22 . a)fro/nitron, Att. a)fro/litron (the two distd. by Gal.l.c., cf. Gp. 2.28 ), to/, a form of native sodium carbonate (cf.ni/tron), distd. by Gal. 12.212 from the finer a)/nqos ni/trou, cf. Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 6.20.5 : in Hp. and correct Greek divisim a)fro\s ni/trou: hence a)fro/nitron is condemned by Phryn. 272 . a)/front-is, idos, o(, h(, free from care, careless, c. gen., a)/. tou= qanei=n E. Fr. 958 ; tw=n kaqhko/ntwn Plu. 2.45d ; peri/ tinos Luc. Dem.Enc. 25 : abs., di/aita Plu. 2.792b (in acc. a)/frontin), cf. Max. Tyr. 3.9 : Comp. -e/steros Steph. in Hp. 1.263 D. a)front-iste/w, to be heedless, Pl. Lg. 917c . have no care of, pay no heed to, a)rxo/ntwn ib. 885a , v.l. in X. An. 5.4.20 , cf. Plb. 9.13.1 ; peri/ tinos Hp. Praec. 7 (dub.); u(pe\r th=s basilei/as Philostr. VA 1.38 . a)front-isthte/on, one must disregard, c. gen., Plb. 9.16.5 . a)front-isti/, Adv. of -istos, thoughtlessly, Ath. 14.632d . a)front-isti/a, h(, heedlessness, tou= summe/trou Them. Or. 15.186c ; tou= bi/ou Porph. Plot. 7 . in pass. sense, being unheeded, u(p' a)nqrw/pwn Phld. Mort. 36 . a)fro/nt-istos, on, thoughtless, heedless, X. Smp. 6.6 ; *)/erws Theoc. 10.20 ; e)s to\ a). e)pai/resqai D.C. 47.11 . Adv. -tws without taking thought, inconsiderately, S. Tr. 366 , Timo 67.3 ; a). e)/xein to be heedless, X. Cyr. 1.6.42 ; pro\s to\ me/llon Plb. 3.79.2 ; euphem. for a)/frwn ei)=nai, S. Aj. 355 . without causing anxiety, Ruf. ap. Orib. 45.30.20 . Pass. , unthought of, unexpected, e)moi\ d' a)gw\n o(/d' ou)k a). . . h)=lqe A. Ag. 1377 . a)fro/omai, Pass. , become frothy, Theol.Ar. 40 . a)fro/s, o(, foam, of the sea, r(o/os *)wkeanoi=o a)frw=| moru/rwn Il. 18.403 , etc.; of a river, 5.599 . of persons and animals, foam, slaver, froth, peri/ t' a). o)do/ntas gi/gnetai 20.168 ; a). peri\ sto/ma Hp. Aph. 2.43 , cf. Ev.Luc. 9.39 ; me/lan' a)p' a)nqrw/pwn a)fro/n frothy blood, A. Eu. 183 , cf. Fr. 372 ; qrombw/deis a)froi/ S. Tr. 702 ; bakxi/ou palaigenou=s a)frw=|, of wine, Antiph. 237 ; ku/lika . . a)frw=| ze/ousan Theophil. 2 . a)fro\s ni/trou, = a)fro/nitron , Hp. Mul. 1.75 ; a). alone, Arist. Col. 794a20 . a). ai(/matos, = spe/rma , Diog.Apoll.A 24 D. a kind of a)fu/h, Arist. HA 569a29 , b28 , Ath. 7.325b ; Ionic, acc. to Archestr. Fr. 9.2 , but cf. Hsch. s.v. a)fu/wn timh/. (ṃbhrós, cf. Skt. abhrám 'cloud', Lat. imber.) a)frose/lhnos, o(, = selhni/ths , Ps.-Democr. ap. Zos.Alch. p.122B. , Dsc. 5.141 . a)frosi^bo/mbac, akos, o(, puffing, bustling fellow, Timo 29 . a)fro/skordon, to/, African sko/rodon, i.e. Cyprian garlic, Allium sativum, Colum. 11.3.20 . a)frosu/nh, h(, (a)/frwn) folly, thoughtlessness, freq. in pl., pai=das katapaue/men a)frosuna/wn Od. 24.457 , cf. 16.278 : in sg., ou)de/ ti/ se xrh\ tau/ths a)frosu/nhs Il. 7.110 , cf. Democr. 254 , Hdt. 3.146 , 9.82 ; kou=fai a). S. OC 1230 (lyr.); katafro/nhsin h)\ . . a). metwno/mastai Th. 1.122 ; opp. swfrosu/nh and sofi/a, Pl. Prt. 332e ; sumbai/nei h( a). meta\ a)krasi/as a)reth/ Arist. EN 1146a27 . a)froto/kos, on, producing foam, foaming, Nonn. D. 45.156 . a)frour-e/w, leave unguarded, ta\ oi)/koi Str. 15.1.53 . a)frou/r-htos, on, unguarded, Pl. Lg. 760a , Plu. 2.34o f; ungarrisoned, Plb. 4.25.7 , al., Plu. Flam. 10 : metaph., Gal. 18(1).321 . a)/frour-os, on, off one's guard, Pl. Phdr. 256c ; a)/. kai\ a)/noploi Plu. Demetr. 32 . free from military duty, Arist. Pol. 1270b4 . a)frofu^h/s, e/s, foamy, of a lettuce, from its milky juice, AP 9.412 ( Phld. ). a)/fruktos, on, unroasted, kriqai/ Poll. 6.77 , Harp. s.v. prokw/nia , Gal. 11.807 , etc. *)afrw/, ou=s, h(, = *)afrodi/th , Nic. Al. 406 . a)frw/dhs, es, foamy, ai(=ma Diog.Apoll. 6 , Hp. Aph. 5.13 , cf. Acut. 53 ; sto/matos a). pe/lanos E. Or. 220 ; o)/mbros Tim. Pers. 71 (dub.); ge/nos Pl. Ti. 60b ; spe/rmata Corn. ND 24 . mh/kwn a). frothy poppy, Silene inflata, Dsc. 4.66 ; = pe/plos , ib. 167 (but, = pepli/s , Plin. HN 27.119 ); = xamaisu/kh , Ps.- Dsc. 4.169 . a)/frwn, on, gen. onos, (frh/n) senseless, of statues, X. Mem. 1.4.4 :— and so, crazed, frantic, a)/frona kou/rhn Il. 5.875 , cf. 761 , A. Eu. 377 (lyr.); silly, foolish, Il. 3.220 , Hes. Op. [210] , S. El. 941 , etc.; fre/nas a)/. Il. 4.104 ; to\ a)/., = a)frosu/nh , Th. 5.105 , X. Mem. 1.2.55 ; tw= froni/mw| th=s gnw/mhs pau/ontes to\ a)/. <th=s r(w/mhs> Gorg. Fr. 6 ; e)c a)/fronos sw/frwn gege/nhtai X. Cyr. 3.1.17 : Comp. -e/steros Pl. Cra. 392c : Sup. -e/statos X. Mem. 2.1.5 . Adv. -nws senselessly, S. Aj. 766 , X. HG 5.1.19 ; opp. nou=n e)xo/ntws, Isoc. 5.7 : Comp. -este/rws Pl. La. 193c ; -e/steron Jul. Or. 7.224d . a)/frwn, = kw/neion , Ps.- Dsc. 4.78 . a)fubri/zw, work off youthful passion, sow one's wild oats, Men. 377 . of wine, to be done fermenting, Alex. 45.4 . give a loose rein to passion, indulge freely, ei)s trufa/s Plu. Demetr. 19 ; a). e)/s tina vent upon . . , Agath. 1.20 , 4.19 . a)fu^gh/s, e/s, (fugei=n) without strength to flee, Timo 72.1 . a)fu^gi-a/zw, cure, heal, Archig. ap. Gal. 12.821 , Philum. Ven. 5.3 , 17.5 ( Pass. ), Iamb. VP 25.114 , Paul.Aeg. 5.4 . a)fu^gi-asmo/s, o(, healing, Iamb. VP 15.64 (pl.). a)fugrai/nw, moisten, Arist. HA 637b29 ( Pass. ). a)fu/dion [u_], to/, Dim. of a)fu/h, Ar. Fr. 507 . a)fudrai/nw, wash clean:— Med. , wash oneself, bathe, kaqarai=s dro/sois E. Ion 97 (lyr.). a)/fudros, on, without water, dub. in Hp. Aër. 13 . a)/fuza, unfleeing, of the lion, Hes. Fr. 235 . a)/fuze: a)po/labe, Hsch. a)fu/h [u^], h( (gen. pl. a)fu/wn, not a)fuw=n, Hdn.Gr. 1.425.13 ), small fry of various fishes (cf. a)fro/s III), Epich. 60 , 89 , 124 , Ar. Ach. 640 , Hices. ap. Ath. 7.285b ; = membra/s , Hsch. ; nickname of e(tai/ra, Ath. 13.586b : prov., a)fu/a pu=r or ei)=de pu=r a). 'no sooner said than done', Zen. 2.32 , Eust. 1150.40 .—Not used in sg. by Att. , acc. to Hsch. s.v. a)fu/wn timh/. a)fu^h/s, e/s, acc. a)fuh= S. Ph. 1014 codd.: (fuh/):—without natural talent, not clever, dull, opp. eu)fuh/s, pro/s ti Pl. R. 455b ; ou)k a). no fool, Id. Lg. 832a ; a). pro\s tau/thn th\n ske/yin wanting wit for it, Id. Phd. 96c ; e)s ma/qhsin Democr. 85 , cf. AP 14.62 . in good sense, simple, unschooled, S. l.c. naturally unsuited, ou)k a). pro\s to\ filokerdei=n X. Cyr. 1.6.32 ; of places, tai=s duna/mesi Plb. 1.30.7 ; pro/s ti Id. 4.38.1 ( Sup. ). Adv. a)fuw=s, diakei=sqai pro/s ti Id. 1.88.11 ; a). e)/xein pro/s ti Arist. IA 710a5 , Plu. Aem. 2 : Comp. -e/steron Anon.Rhythm. Oxy. 9 . iii 11 . = dusfuh/s (as etym. of a)fu/h), Ath. 7.324d . a)fu^i/+a, h(, want of natural power or faculty, th=s ka/myews Arist. PA 659a29 ; fwnhthri/wn o)rga/nwn Str. 14.2.28 ; yuxh=s Plu. 2.104c ; a). pro\s to\ h(de/ws zh=n natural unfitness for . . , ib. 1088b ; in pl., a)fui/+ai, opp. eu)fui/+ai, Porph. Abst. 3.8 , cf. Colot. in Euthd. 2 . (Written a)fu/eia in Colot. l.c., Epicur. Nat.Herc. 1420 .) a)/fu_kos, on, without cosmetics, Hsch. a)/fuktos, on, (feu/gw) not to be shunned, dw=ra qew=n Sol. 13.64 ; from which none escape, qa/natos Simon. 39.3 ; xei/r, guiope/dai, Pi. I. 8(7).65 , P. 2.41 ; qew=n o)/mma A. Pr. 903 ; kakw=n trikumi/a ib. 1016 ; a)/. ku/nes, of the Erinyes, S. El. 1388 ; of an arrow, unerring, Id. Ph. 105 , Tr. 265 , E. Med. 634 (lyr.); labh/ Nicoch. 3D. ; of a question, admitting no escape, inevitable, Pl. Tht. 165b ; lo/gos Aeschin. 3.17 ; a)/fukta e)rwta=n Pl. Euthd. 276e ; lo/goi a)/. Ar. Eq. 757 : Comp. -o/teros Hp. Acut.(Sp.) 10 . Adv. -tws Lyc. 493 , etc. Act. , unable to escape, me/son labw\n a)/. Ar. Nu. 1047 ; dub.l. in A. Supp. 784 (lyr.). Adv. -tws LXX 3 Ma. 7.9 : Comp. a)fuktote/rws a)\n diake/ointo Aen.Tact. 16.12 .—In codd. freq. written a)/feuktos, Philem. 115.4 , Plu. Lys. 29 ; a)/feuktos a)na/gkh IG 14.803 (Naples). a)f-u^lakte/w (A), bark out, lo/goi a)fulaktou/menoi Luc. Am. 17 . a)-fu^lakte/w (B), to be off one's guard, X. An. 7.8.20 , Eq.Mag. 5.15 : c. gen., to be careless about, Id. Cyr. 1.6.5 :— Pass. , to be ill-guarded, Plb. 5.73.10 , cf. Onos. 42.15 . a)fu/l-aktos [u^], on, (fula/ssw) unguarded, unwatched, a)fe/ntes th\n e(wutw=n a)fu/lakton Hdt. 8.70 , cf. Th. 2.13 , 93 ; a). h( th/rhsis no watching is sufficient, E. Fr. 162 . (fula/ssomai) unguarded, off one's guard, a)fula/ktw| tini\ e)pipesei=n, e)pigene/sqai, Hdt. 9.116 , Th. 7.32 ; pro\s to\ a)dikei=sqai Arist. Rh. 1372a19 ; a)fu/lakton eu(/dein eu)fro/nhn sleep securely through the night, A. Ag. 337 ; a). tina lamba/nein catch one off his guard, X. Cyr. 1.6.37 ; i(/na . . a). lhfqh=| D. 4.18 ; to\ a). want of precaution, Th. 3.30 : Comp. -o/teros J. AJ 5.7.4 : Sup. -o/tatos, nukto\s w(/ra D.H. 2.38 . Adv. -tws X. HG 4.1.17 ; diakei=sqai Plb. 4.36.4 ; o(milei=n Phld. Ir. p.30 W.; r(a|qu/mws kai\ a). D.H. 9.19 : Comp. -o/teron e)/xein Paus. 7.16.2 . of things, against which no precautions are or can be used, not guarded against, Arist. Rh. 1372a24 ; inevitable, tu/xh D.H. 9.25 ; to\ peprwme/non Plu. Caes. 63 ; *)erinu/s Epigr.Gr. 218.7 ; a)kwkh/ IG 12(7).115.7 (Amorgos); be/los APl. 4.211 (Stat. Flacc.); *)/erws ib. 198 ( Maec. ). a)ful-akthri/astos, on, not protected by a phylactery, PMag.Par. 1.2507 . a)ful-aci/a, h(, carelessness in watching, X. Oec. 4.10 ; negligence, Antipho 3.4.7 ; absence of guards, X. Hier. 6.4 , D.C. 55.15 . a)fu_l-i/zw, strain off, AP 6.191.5 ( Corn. Long.), f.l. in Dsc. 2.76.8 . a)fu_/l-isma, atos, to/, whey, Hsch. s.v. o)ro\s ga/laktos. a)fu_l-ismo/s, o(, cleaning out, or (u(/lh) clearing of brushwood, xwma/twn PColumbia Inv. 56 . a)fulla/kanqos [la^], on, without prickles on the leaves, Thphr. HP 6.4.8 . a)full-a/nqhs, es, with no ray-florets, a)/nqemon wild chamomile, Matricaria Chamomilla, var. eradiata, Thphr. HP 7.8.3 . a)/full-os, on, leafless, Il. 2.425 , Thphr. HP 1.14.3 , Plu. 2.648f ; stripped of leaves, ste/fanos Xenarch. 13 ; a). sto/matos litai/ prayers not seconded by the suppliant's olive-branch, E. Or. 383 . Act. , stripping off the leaves, blighting, leixh/n A. Eu. 785 (lyr.). a)fu/ll-wtos, on, bare of foliage, treeless, pe/tra S. Fr. 299 . a)/fu_los, on, without a tribe, Max.Tyr. 21.4 , prob. in EM 178.39 . a)fu/cimos, on , (a)fu/ssw) kua/qw| tri\s a). oi)/nhn thrice drawn into the cyathus, i.e. 3 cyathi, Nic. Th. 603 . a)/fucis, ews, h(, (a)fu/ssw) drawing out, ladling, dub. in Hsch. , Cyr. a)fupn-i/zw, awaken from sleep, E. Rh. 25 , Plu. Nic. 9 , Longus 1.25 , etc.:— Pass. , wake up, keep awake, Cratin. 306 (lyr.), Pherecr. 191 (lyr.): intr. in Act. , Philostr. VA 2.36 . a)fupn-ismo/s, o(, keeping awake, Eust. 1297.31 . a)fupn-o/w, awake from sleep, AP 9.517 (Antip. Thess.), Ant.Diog. 9 . fall asleep, Ev.Luc. 8.23 , Paul.Aeg. 1.98 :— Med. , Hld. 9.12 ( v.l. u(fupn- ). a)fupn-w/ttw, = a)fupno/w II, Sch. Pi. I. 7(6).23 . a)fu/ra_tos [u_], Ion. a)fu/pn-htos, on, not kneaded, Hp. VM 14 . a)furei=n: a)kaqarsi/a, Hsch. a)/furtos, on, unmixed. Adv. -tws Nic.Dam. p.144 D. a)fusgeto/s (a)fu/sgetos Tyrannio ap.Sch. Il. 11.495 ), o(, mud and rubbish which a stream carries with it, Il. 11.495 , Opp. H. 1.779 . as Adj., filthy, u(/drwy Nic. Al. 342 . (a)fu/ssw) abundant, ne/ktar ib. 584 . a)fu/shtos [u_], on, not inflated, a)sko/s Hp. Art. 47 , 77 . a)fu/sikos [u^], unphilosophical, unscientific, Arist. ap. S.E. M. 10.46 . contrary to the laws of nature, ib. 250 . a)fu/simos, = a)ru/simos , Sch. Nic. Al. 584 . a)fu^siolo/g-htos, on, not to be explained by science, Epicur. Fr. 141 , 200 . without knowledge of natural laws, in Adv. -tws, fanta/zesqai prob. in M.Ant. 10.9 . a)fu^sio/log-os, on, not versed in natural philosophy, prob. l. in Id. 9.41 . a)fusmo/s, o(, drawing off, of liquids, Suid. a)/fu_sos, on, (fu=sa) without flatulence, Hp. Hum. 3 . causing no flatulence, Diocl.Fr. 128 , Gal. 6.540 . expelling flatus, Ruf. Fr. I, Gal. 12.101 . a)/fussa, h(, = kotu/lh , ( Tarent. ), Hsch. a)fu/ssw, Ep. impf. a)/fusson Call. Cer. 70 : fut. a)fu/cw, Dor. a)fu^siolog-cw= Theoc. 7.65 : aor. h)/fu^sa Od. 9.165 , Ep. a)/fussa 2.379 , E. IA 1051 (lyr.), imper. a)/fusson Od. 2.349 :— Med. , aor. h)fu^sa/mhn, Ep. a)fu/ssato Il. 16.230 :—draw liquids, esp. from a larger vessel with a smaller, ne/ktar a)po\ krhth=ros a)fu/sswn Il. 1.598 , cf. Od. 9.9 ; oi)=non e)n a)mfiforeu=sin h)fu/samen 9.165 ; ei)s a)/gge' a)fu/ssai dw=ra *diwnu/sou Hes. Op. 613 :— Pass. , pi/qwn h)fu/sseto oi)=nos was drawn from the winejars, Od. 23.305 : metaph., a)/fenos kai\ plou=ton a)fu/cein draw full draughts of wealth, i.e. heap it up, tini/ for another, Il. 1.171 ; a). ne/ktar e)rw/twn AP 5.225 (Paul. Sil.). sound, probe, i)hth\r e(/lkos a). Opp. H. 2.597 . Med. , draw for oneself, help oneself to, oi)=non a)fusso/menos Il. 23.220 ; a)po\ *khfisou= r(oa\s . . a)fussame/nan, of Aphrodite, E. Med. 836 (lyr.); fu/lla h)fusa/mhn I heaped me up a bed of leaves, Od. 7.286 , cf. 5.482 : metaph., ai)w=nos speirh/mat' a)fussa/menos App.Anth. 3.186 .—Trag. only in E. l.c. and IA 1051 . a)fu/sta: kotu/lh, sta/mnos, Hsch. a)fustere/w, come too late, be behindhand, Plb. 1.52.8 , 21.22.2 , D.H. 10.26 ; e)a\n a)fusterh=| to\ balanei=on kau/masi PLond. 3.1166.13 (i A. D.). withhold, LXX Ne. 9.20 . a)fu/teutos [u^], on, not planted, xw=ros X. Oec. 20.22 . a)fu/tris: a)ru/taina (a(/rpaina cod.), Hsch. (leg. a)rustri/s). a)fu/w, to become white or bleached, Hp. Int. 40 . a)fu^w/dhs, es, whitish, like an a)fu/h, xrw=ma Hp. Mul. 2.110 , 116 . a)/fwktos, on, not roasted, Dieuch. ap. Orib. 4.7.21 , Gal. 12.619 . a)fw/lios, = a)pofw/lios , Theognost. Can. 57 . a)fwn-e/w, to be speechless, Hp. Epid. 1.26 .ig/. a)fwn-hte/w, = foreg., Sch. A. Ag. 241 . a)fw/n-htos, on, unspeakable, unutterable, a)/xos Pi. P. 4.237 . voiceless, speechless, pare/sxe fwnh\n toi=s a). S. OC 1283 . a)fwn-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, speechlessness, Hp. Epid. 3.17 .g/, Pl. Smp. 198c . mispronunciation, Philostr. VA 6.36 . a)/fwn-os, on, (fwnh/) voiceless, dumb, Thgn. 669 , Hdt. 1.85 , D. 18.191 ; r(h/twr Antiph. 196.14 ; kako\n a)/. Com.Adesp. 8 D. ; stronger than a)/naudos (q.v.), Hp. Epid. 3.17 . g/; ei)/dwla 1 Ep.Cor. 12.2 ; unable to speak, of a child, Sapph. 118 : c.gen., a)/. th=sde th=s a)ra=s unable to utter it, S. OC 865 . Adv. -nwsib. 131 (lyr.): neut. pl. as Adv., a)/fwna shmanou=sin . . w(s . . A. Pers. 819 . with a poor voice, tragw|do/s D.T. 631.21 . intestate, Tab.Heracl. 1.151 . a)/fwna (sc. gra/mmata, stoixei=a) consonants, a)/. kai\ fwnou=nta (fort. a)/. fwnh/enta) E. Fr. 578.2 ; toi=s a)/llois fwnh/esi/ te kai\ a)/. Pl. Cra. 393e ; to\ si=gma tw=n a). e)sti/ Id. Tht. 203b : but esp. of mutes, ta\ a)/fqogga kai\ a)/. Id. Phlb. 18c , cf. Cra. 424c ; opp. h(mi/fwna, Arist. Po. 1456b28 , cf. Phld. Po. 2.16 , Herc. 994.28 , D.H. Comp. 14 , D.T. 631.20 , S.E. M. 1.102 . a)fwnteu/s, fem. a)fw/ntissa, title of doubtful meaning, BGU 1249 (ii B. C.). a)fw/ra_tos, on, not detected, Oenom. ap. Eus. PE 5.20 . Adv. -tws Ph. 2.521 . a)fwrisme/nws, (a)fori/zw) definitively, Arist. Cat. 12b39 ; separately, specially, Plu. 2.466a , Aristid.Quint. 1.21 , Artem. 4.84 , etc. a)/fws, wtos, without light, Eust. 968.48 . a)fw/tistos, on, dark, obscure, J. AJ 13.11.2 , Arr. Epict. 1.14.10 , Plu. 2.931c , Onos. 10.13 , S.E. M. 10.164 , Orph. Fr. 272 , etc.; a). tou= h(li/ou unlit by the sun, Gem. 11.3 : metaph., yuxh/ Ph. 1.638 ; fw=s Anon. in Prm. in Rh.Mus. 47.608 ; selh/nh Nonn. D. 6.91 ; unenlightened, Plot. 1.2.4 . a)xa/, h(, v. sub h)xe/w, i)axh/. *)axai/a, Ion. *)axaii/+h, h(, epith. of Demeter in Attica, Hdt. 5.61 ; also in Boeotia, Plu. 2.378e ; *)axe/a at Thespiae, IG 7.1867 . a)xaia/, h(, = e)/riqos , Philet. ap. Gramm. post Orionem p.185S. (Acc. to Hsch. from a)/xos grief for the loss of her daughter: also *)axhrw/ Id.) *)axai/+a, v. *)axaio/s. a)xai/as: lu/pas, Hsch. a)xai/+zein: e(llhni/zein, Id. *)axaiiko/s, h/, o/n, (*)axaio/s) of or for the Achaians, Achaian, A. Ag. 185 , 624 , E. Tr. 236 , al. *)axaii/+s, i/+dos, h(, the Achaian land, with or without gai=a, Il. 1.254 , 3.75 , etc. (sc. gunh/) Achaian woman, *)axaii/+des ou)ke/t' *)axaioi/ 2.235 , etc.:—also *)axaii+a/s, a/dos, 5.424 , etc. a)xaimeni/s, i/dos, h(, = po/lion , Ps.- Dsc. 3.110 . = Euphorbia antiquorum, Plin. HN 24.161 . a)xai/nei: sai/nei, pai/zei, kolakeu/ei, Hsch. a)xai/nh, h(, a kind of large loaf, baked by the women at the Thesmophoria, Semus 13 . a)xai/+nhs [i_^] e)/lafos brocket, two-year stag, Arist. HA 611b18 : gen. a)xaii/+new AP 6.165 ( Phal. ):—also fem. a)xai/+nh Arist. HA 506a24 ; also a)xaii/+nh deer, Babr. 95.87 ; poet. a)xaii+ne/h A.R. 4.175 , Opp. C. 2.426 . a)xaio/mantis, ews, o(, title of diviner in Cyprus, Hsch. *)axaio/s, a/, o/n, Achaean, Hom. , etc.: hence as Subst., *)axaioi/, oi(, the Achaeans, in Hom. for the Greeks generally, Il. 2.235 , etc. *)axai/+a, h(, Achaia in Peloponnese, Th. , etc.; under the Romans, the prouince of Greece. a)/xaios, perh. = a)xh/n , IG 3.1385 . *)axai+sti/, = Graeco ritu, Orac. ap. Phleg. Mir. 10 . a)xa^le/pws, Adv. without difficulty, Ph. Bel. 92.15 . a)xa/li_n-os [xa^], on, unbridled, sto/mata E. Ba. 386 (lyr.), cf. HF 382 (lyr.), Ar. Ra. 838 , Pl. Lg. 701c ; a)xa/lina le/gein APl. 4.223 ; a). u(p' a)rgu/rou, i.e. uncorrupted by bribes, IG 9(1).270 (Atalante): neut. pl. as Adv., E. HF l.c. a)xali_/n-wtos on, unbridled, i(/ppos X. Eq. 5.3 , D.H. 9.65 , Ph. 1.313 ; sto/mata AP 11.177 ( Lucill. ); a)na/gkai Orph. H. 55.13 . a)xa/lion, to/, = sidhri=tis , = a)lqai/a , Hippiatr. 11 . a)xa/lk-eos, on, without a xalkou=s, penniless, a). ou)do/s (with a pun on xa/lkeos ou)do/s) AP 11.403 ( Lucill. ). a)xa/lk-eutos, on, not forged of metal, pe/dai A. Ch. 493 , Critias 20 D. ; tru/pana S. Fr. 708 . a)xalk-e/w, (xalkou=s) to be penniless, AP 11.154 ( Lucill. ). a)xalk-h/s, e/s, without brass, o(plai/ Tryph. 87 . a)/xalk-os, on, without brass, a)/xalkos a)spi/dwn, i.e. a)/neu a)spi/dwn xalkei/wn S. OT 191 (lyr.). a)xa/lk-wtos, on, lit. not brazened: without money, kunou=xos AP 6.298 ( Leon. ). a)xana/: klh/mata, Hsch. a)xandh/s, e/s, dub. in Anacreont. 56.35 . a)xa/neia [xa^], h(, (a)xa^nh/s II) immensity, infinite expanse, tou= o)pi/sw kai\ pro/sw ai)w=nos M.Ant. 12.7 ; infinite void, Syrian. in Metaph. 60.5 ; ei)s a). lh/gein Olymp. in Mete. 82.22 ; h( tou= a)pei/rou a)sta/qmhtos a). Dam. Pr. 53 . Medic., wide opening, cauity, Heliod. (?)ap. Orib. 46.19.12 , Paul.Aeg. 6.107 . a)xa/nh, h(, name of a Persian (also, Boeotian, Arist. Fr. 566 ) measure, = 45 me/dimnoi, Ar. Ach. 108 , 109 . chest, box, Phanod. 25 , Plu. Arat. 6 . [a^xa_ Ar. Ach. ll. cc.] a)xa^nh/s, e/s, (xa/skw, xanei=n) not opening the mouth, of one mute with astonishment, Hegesipp.Com. 1.25 , Plb. 7.17.5 , Luc. Icar. 23 , Alciphr. 3.20 ; also di' a)xanou=s through a narrow opening, Thphr. Vent. 29 . yawning, krhmno/s Timae. 28 ; xa/sma AP 9.423 (Bianor), J. AJ 7.10.2 ; without a lid, Hero Aut. 28.4 ; wide-mouthed, teu=xos Diocl. ap. Orib. 5.4.2 , cf. Antyll.ib. 44.8.12 ; open, a). kai\ a)nw/rofos new/s D.C. 37.17 ; open, unoccupied, of building land, POxy. 1702.3 (iii A. D.); xa/sma Parm. 1.18 ; sko/tos LXX Wi. 19.17 , cf. Lyr.Anon.in PFay. 2ii20 ; to\ a)xane/s the yawning gulf, Arist. Mete. 367a19 ; h( a). xw/ra Ph. 1.7 ; a)xane/s: to\ mh\ e)/xon ste/ghn . . e)pi\ tou= laburi/nqou, S. Fr. 1030 ; o)/yei pa/nta a)xanh= PMag.Par. 1.1107 . generally, vast, immense, stra/teuma Plu. 2.866b ; pe/lagos Id. Cic. 6 , Jul. Or. 4.142c . a)xano/wsan: e)piqumou=san, Hsch. ; cf. i)xana/w. a)xa/ntion, to/, Ion. for a)ka/nqion, Greg.Cor. pp.414,649 S. a)xa/raktos [xa^], on, not marked or branded, ka/mhlos BGU 13.8 (iii A. D.); not stamped, Ath.Mitt. 33.384 (Pergam.); of ships, without emblem or figurehead, PLille 22.6 ; not graven or cut, Nonn. D. 13.84 ; that cannot be cut, sidh/rw| gui=a a). ib. 16.158 , cf. 26.242 . a)xa^ra/kwtos [ra^], on, not palisaded, Plb. 10.11.2 , Plu. Mar. 20 : metaph., defenceless, friendless, Philostr. VA 5.35 . Adv. -tws, au)li/sasqai App. BC 3.70 . a)xare/s: luphro/n, Hsch. a)xa^rio/ths, htos, h(, awkwardness, stupidity, with a play on the name *xarimo/rths, dub. in Plb. 18.55.2 . a)/xa^ris, o(, h( , a)/xari, to/, gen. itos, dat. a)xa/ri Hdt. 1.41 codd.:—without grace or charm, sumpo/sion gi/netai ou)k a)/xari Thgn. 496 , cf. 1236 ; of an immature girl, Sapph. 34 . unpleasant, disagreeable, ou)de\n a)/. pei/setai Hdt. 2.141 , cf. 6.9 ; pro/s tinos 8.143 ; ou)de\n a)/. paridei=n tini 1.38 , 108 ; e)ndido/nai ou)de\n a)/. 7.52 ; esp. as euphem. for a grievous calamity, a)/. sumforh/ 1.41 , 7.190 ; to\ te/los sfi e)ge/neto a)/. 8.13 ; [ bi/os] ou)k a)/. ei)s th\n tribh/n Ar. Av. 156 . ungracious, thankless, a)/. timh/ a thankless office, Hdt. 7.36 ; xa/ris a)/xaris graceless grace, thankless favour, A. Pr. 545 (lyr.), Ag. 1545 (lyr.); kakh=s gunaiko\s xa/rin a)/xarin a)pw/leto E. IT 566 . a)xa^rist-e/w, show ingratitude, Antipho Soph. 54 , Phld. Herc. 1251.17 , Hom. p.59O. ; pro\s tou\s fi/lous X. Mem. 2.2.2 ; tini/ Vit.Philonid. p.13 C., Plu. Phoc. 36 ; tini/ tinos D.H. 7.60 . disoblige, toi=s kakoi=s kai\ nosw/desin a). Pl. Smp. 186c , cf. SIG 495.159 (iii B. C.), Luc. DMar. 9.2 , Nic.Dam. p.5 D. Pass. , to be treated ungratefully, Plb. 22.11.8 , Corn. ND 16 , J. BJ 2.16.4 , Plu. Cam. 13 , Just. Nov. 98 Pr.; u(po/ tinos Plu. Mar. 28 . a)xa^rist-i/a, h(, ingratitude, X. Cyr. 1.2.7 ; ei)s a). a)/gein D. 18.316 : in pl., a)xaristi/ai pro\s a)nqrw/pous Phld. Herc. 1251.10 ; o)ligwri/as kai\ a). ib. 1457.9 . ungraciousness, a)rruqmi/a kai\ a). Pl. R. 411e . a)xa^/rist-os, on, (xa^ri/zomai) ungracious, unpleasant, ou)k a)xa/rista meq' h(mi=n tau=t' a)goreu/eis Od. 8.236 : irreg. Comp. , do/rpou a)xari/steron (for -isto/teron) 20.392 ; without grace or charm, ou)k a)xa/rista le/gein X. An. 2.1.13 ; fwnh/ Epicur. Sent.Vat. 75 ; -o/teron e)pime/lhma a more thankless business, X. Oec. 7.37 ; a). e)ce/tasis D.H. Pomp. 1 . of persons, ungracious, unfavourable, Thgn. 841 (-tws Bgk.), Phld. Ir. p.60 W. ungrateful, thankless, Hdt. 1.90 , X. Cyr. 1.2.7 , Crates Theb. 19 , etc.; dh=mos Hdt. 5.91 ; prodo/tas E. Ion 880 (lyr.), cf. Med. 659 (lyr.); a). pro\s tou\s gone/as X. Mem. 2.2.14 ; tini/ E. Hec. 138 (lyr.); spei/rwn ei)s a)xa/rista sowingin thankless soil, IG 14.2012 (Sulp. Max. ). Adv. -tws, a)pope/myasqai eu)erge/tas X. An. 7.7.23 , cf. Lys. 30.6 . Pass. , unrequited, a). ei)=nai ta\ a)nhlwme/na Lys. 21.12 . Adv. ou)k a)\n a)xari/stws moi e)/xoi pro/s tinos thanks would not be refused me by . . , X. An. 2.3.18 . Adv. -tws with a bad grace, with an ill will, a). e(/pesqai follow sulkily, Id. Cyr. 7.4.14 ; ta\s xa/ritas a). xari/zesqai Isoc. 1.31 . a)xa/riston, to/, antidote, PGrenf. 1.52.1 , 12 (iii A. D.), Marcell. Empir. 20 : also a)xa/ristos, h(, Alex. Trall. Febr. 7 . name of an eyesalve, Cels. 6.6.7 , Gal. 12.749 . a)xa/ri^tos [xa^], on, = foreg., unseemly, Plu. Sol. 20 ; euphem., paqh/mata a). e)o/nta maqh/mata ge/gone Hdt. 1.207 . Adv. ou)k -tws e)/fh Ath. 7.281c , cf. Hermog. Id. 2.11 , D.C. 66.9 . ungrateful, thankless, dh=mon ei)=nai sunoi/khma a)xaritw/taton Hdt. 7.156 ; xa/ris a). A. Ch. 42 (lyr., Elmsl.), E. Ph. 1757 (lyr.). *)axarnai/, w=n, ai(, Acharnae, a famous deme of Attica, Th. 2.19s q.: mdash;&*)axarneu/s, e/ws, o(, inhabitant of Acharnae, pl. *)axarnh=s, title of play by Ar. : poet. *)axarnhi/+dai Ar. Ach. 322 :—Adj. *)axarniko/s, h/, o/n, ib. 180 ; *)a. kisso/s, = korumbi/as , Thphr. HP 3.18.6 :—also *)axarni/ths, ou, o( , kisso/s AP 7.21 ( Simm. ):—Adv. *)axarnh=si at Acharnae, Luc. Icar. 18 : *)axarnh=qen from Acharnae, Anaxandr. 41.18 . a)xarnw/s, w/, o(, = o)rfw/s , a sea-fish, prob. bass, Callias Com. 3 : a)/xarnos in Ath. 3.286b : a)xa/rnas Arist. HA 602a12 ; gen. a)xa/rnou ib. 591b1 :—also a)xa/rna and a)/xerla, names of fish in Hsch. a)xa/smhtos, on, without hiatus, Eust. 919.35 . a)xa/ths [a^xa_], ou, o(, agate, Thphr. Lap. 31 , J. AJ 3.7.5 , D.P. 1075 , Nonn. D. 5.170 . a)xedw/n, Dor. for h)xedw/n, f.l. in Mosch. 3.54 . a)/xei or a)/xi, to/, reed-grass, LXX Ge. 41.2 , al.; used for lamp-wick, PMag.Par. 1.1091 , 1101 . (Egyptian word.) a)xei/m-antos, on, not stormy, blh/xrwn a)ne/mwn a). pno/ai Alc. 16 ; not vexed by storms, *me/mfis B. Fr. 22 :—also a)xei/m-astos, on , qa/lassa J. AJ 3.5.3 : a)xei/m-a^tos, on, A. Supp. 136 (lyr.): a)xei/m-eros, on, Arat. 1121 : a)xei/m-wn, on, gen. onos, Nonn. D. 1.142 . a)/xeir, ros, without hands, a)/poda kai\ a)/. [zw=|a] Arist. HA 515b24 ; a)/. kai\ a)/podas [*(erma=s] Plu. 2.797f , cf. Corn. ND 16 ; ta\ a)/. hinder parts, X. Cyr. 3.3.45 . a)xeir-a^gw/ghtos, on, untamed, Ph. 1.680 . a)xeir-a/pthtos, on, not touched by hand, Iamb. VP 29.157 . a)xeir-h/s, e/s, = a)/xeir, karki/noi Batr. 298 : metaph., = a)xrei=os , Hsch. not made with hands, a)/galma B. 9.11 . a)xeir-i/a, h(, want of hands: hence, awkwardness, Hp. Morb. 1.1 , Apollon.Cit. 1 . a)xeir-i/dwtos [ri^], on, without sleeves, Dialex. 2.9 , Sch. Luc. Vit.Auct. 7 . a)xeiro-poi/htos, on, not made by hands, of buildings and statues, Ev.Marc. 14.58 , 2 Ep.Cor. 5.1 ; a). peritomh/, i.e. spiritual, Ep.Col. 2.11 . a)xeiro-to/nhtos, on, not elected, D. 19 Arg. ii 13 . not granted by vote, timh/ Max.Tyr. 12.5 . a)xeirou/rghtos, on, = sq., Poll. 2.154 . a)xei/rwtos, on, untamed, unconquered, Th. 6.10 , D.S. 5.15 . a). fu/teuma, of the olive, not planted by man's hand, S. OC 698 (lyr.). a)xe/lion: to\ leptomere/s, Hsch. a)xe/louris: poi/mnh tis ( Tarent. ), Id. *)axelwi/+des (sc. nh=soi), ai(, islands at the mouth of the Achelous, A. Pers. 869 (lyr.). *)axelw)|=os, poet. *)axelw/i+os, o(, Achelous, name of several rivers, Il. 21.194 , 24.616 , Hes. Th. 340 , Str. 9.5.10 , etc. in Poets, any stream: generally, water, S. Fr. 5 , E. Ba. 625 , Ar. Fr. 351 , Achae. 9 , Ephor. 27 . a)/xerdos [a^], h( (less freq. o(, Theoc. 24.90 ), wild pear, Pyrus amygdaliformis, Od. 14.10 , S. OC 1596 , Pherecyd. 33 J. , Theoc. l.c.; a). th=s a)kraxolwta/ths Pherecr. 164 : special kind at Ceos, Arist. Mir. 845a15 . *)axerdou/sios, inhabitant of the deme *)axerdou=s: hence with play on a)/xerdos, Crabby, moxqhro\s w)\n kai\ th\n gnw/mhn *)axerdou/sios Com.Adesp. 1277 ; cf. a)xradou/sios. a)/xerla, v. a)xarnw/s. *)axero/nteios, a, on, of Acheron, nau=s Call. Hec. 31.3 :—also *)axero/ntios, E. Alc. 443 (lyr.), Ar. Ra. 471 :—fem. *)axerontia/s, a/dos , nu/c AP 5.240 (Paul. Sil.): and *)axerou/sios, a, on (also os, on A. Ag. 1160 ), Th. 1.46 :—fem. *)axerousia/s, a/dos, X. An. 6.2.2 , Pl. Phd. 113a . a)xerwi/+s, i/+dos, h(, white poplar, Populus alba, elsewh. leukh/, Il. 13.389 , A.R. 4.1476 . (Expld. with ref. to *)axe/rwn, from the legend that it had been brought from the nether world by Hercules, Paus. 5.14.2 .) *)axerwi/+des o)/xqai of the river Acheron in Asia Minor, Nic. Al. 13 . *)axe/rwn, ontos, o(, Acheron, river in the nether world, Od. 10.513 , etc.; of other rivers, Th. 1.46 , Str. 6.1.5 , etc. a)xe/tas or a)xe/ta^, Dor. and Att. for h)xe/ths (q. v.). a)xeu/w and a)xe/w (A) [a^], Ep. Verbs used in pres. part., grieving, mourning, o)duro/menos kai\ a)xeu/wn Il. 9.612 , Od. 2.23 ; kei=t' a)xe/wn Il. 2.724 ; a)xe/ousa/ per e)/mphs Od. 15.361 , cf. Sapph. Supp. 1.11 : c. acc., kh=r a)xe/wn grieving in heart, Il. 5.399 ; qumo\n a)xeu/wn ib. 869 , 18.461 , Hes. Op. 399 : c. neut. Adj., pukino/n per a)xeu/wn Od. 11.88 ; me/g' a)xeu/wn 16.139 : c. gen. causae, th=s a)xe/wn sorrowing for her, Il. 2.694 , 18.446 ; *)odussh=os me/g' a)xeu/wn Od. 16.139 ; so e(/nek' a)llotri/wn a)xe/wn Il. 20.298 ; tou=g' ei(/neka qumo\n a)xeu/wn Od. 21.318 ; later e)pi\ sfete/rois a)xe/ousa paisi/ A.R. 3.643 . other forms (chiefly Ep. ): in causal sense, vex, annoy, redupl. aor. 2 h)/ka^xe (but part. a)kaxw/n intr., grieving, Hes. Th. 868 ): hence redupl. pres. a)ka^xi/zw, fut. a)kaxh/sw, aor. 1 a)ka/xhsa: c. acc. pers., me/ga d' h)/kaxe lao/n Il. 16.822 , cf. Od. 16.427 ; e)me\ mega/lws a)kaxi/zeis ib. 432 ; qanw\n a)ka/xhse tokh=as by his death, Il. 23.223 ; e( ma/lista h)/kax' a)pofqime/nh Od. 15.357 ; a)kaxh/seis mhloboth=ras h.Merc. 286 . Pass. , a)/xomai, a)/xnu^mai, a)ka^xi/zomai, imper. a)kaxi/zeo, -i/zen, Il. 6.486 , Od. 11.486 : pf. a)ka/xhmai 8.314 , Ep. 3 pl. a)khxe/datai (with v.l. a)khxe/atai ) Il. 17.637 ; imper. a)ka/xhso A.R. 4.1324 ; inf. a)ka/xhsqai Il. 19.335 ; part. a)kaxh/menos (accent. as a pres.) ib. 312 , Ep. also a)khxe/menos 5.364 , 18.29 : plpf. a)kaxh/ato 12.179 : aor. 2, 3 pl. a)ka/xonto Od. 16.342 ; opt. a)kaxoi/mhn, -oito, -oi/meqa, 1.236 , Il. 13.344 , 16.16 , etc.:—in later Ep. pres. a)ka/xontai, impf. a)ka/xonto, Q.S. 3.224 , 5.652 :—Constr.: abs., a)/xomai Od. 18.256 , 19.129 ; a)/xnutai Il. 18.62 ; a)xnu/menos, like a)xe/wn or a)xeu/wn, 1.103 , 241 , etc.; a)xnume/nh| kradi/h| 24.584 ; a)xnu/menos kh=r 7.428 , 431 , etc.; a)kaxh/menos h)=tor Od. 9.62 , etc.; qumo\n a)khxe/menai Il. 18.29 ; a)kaxh/ato qumo/n 12.179 : less freq. c. dat., a)kaxi/zeo qumw=| 6.486 ; also kh=r a)/xnutai e)n qumw=|, a)/xnuto . . qumo\s e)ni\ sth/qessin 6.524 , 14.38 : c. gen. causae, grieve for, sts. with a part., a)xnu/meno/s per e(tairou=, ui(=os e(oi=o, etc., 8.125 , 24.550 , etc.; sei=o . . a)xnu/meqa fqime/noio Od. 11.558 , cf. 14.376 , Il. 16.16 ; less freq. c. dat., ou)/ ke qano/nti per w(=d' a)kaxoi/mhn Od. 1.236 ; a)xnume/nh peri\ paidi/ h.Cer. 77 : later c. acc., lament, to\ d' a)/xnumai Pi. P. 7.16 ; a)xnu/menos mo/ron *)antigo/nhs S. Ant. 627 : with part., o(ro/wn a)ka/xhmai Od. 8.314 , cf. Il. 17.637 ; mh/ ti qanw\n a)kaxi/zeu Od. 11.486 , cf. Il. 6.486 .—Once in Trag., S.l.c.; never in Prose. a)xe/w (B) [a^], poet. form for i)a^xe/w, utter, h.Cer. 479 , prob.l. in h.Hom. 19.18 ; h(\n a)/thn a)xe/wn Hes. Sc. 93 codd.; u(/mnon a)xe/wn lon Trag. 39 : fut. a)xh/setai Trag.Adesp. 237 . a)xe/w (C) [a_], Dor. for h)xe/w (q. v.). a)/xhlos, on, with undivided hoof, Gal. 2.431 . a)xh/lwtos, on, not barbed, Ph. Bel. 73.43 , 75.35 . a)xh/n [a_], o(, h(, Dor. , = h)xh/n (q.v.), poor, needy, Theoc. 16.33 : dat. pl. a)xh/nessin Epigr. in BCH 11.161 (Lagina). a)xhnei=s: kenoi/, Hsch. a)xhni/a [a^], h(, need, want, xrhma/twn A. Ch. 301 ; fi/lwn a)xhni/a Ar. Fr. 20 , cf. 1 D. ; o)mma/twn e)n a)xhni/ais in the eyes' blank gaze, A. Ag. 418 (lyr.). a)xhrh/s, v.l. for a)xqhrh/s , Suid. a)/xhron: a)kri/da (Cret.), Hsch. *)axhrw/, v. *)axai/a. a)xhtei=s: a)zh/thtoi, a)su/netoi, a)/poroi, Id. *)axqei/a: h( *dhmh/thr, mustikw=s, Hsch. a)xq-eino/s, h/, o/n, (a)/xqos) burdensome, oppressive, of persons, E. Hipp. 94 ; of things, Id. Hec. 1240 ; to\-o/taton tou= bi/ou X. Mem. 4.8.1 ; booktasi/a, i.e. that cost the slayer dear, AP 6.263 ( Leon. ). Adv. -nw=s unwillingly, ou)k a). o(ra=n ti X. HG 4.8.27 . laborious, bo/es IG 14.2012.16 (Sulp. Max. ). a)xq-e/w, load, in aor. part. a)xqh/sas, Hsch. a)xq-hdw/n, o/nos, h(, weight, burden, a). kakou= A. Pr. 26 . metaph., vexation, annoyance, Th. 2.37 , Pl. Lg. 734a ; e)re/sqai tina\ di' a)xqhdo/na for the sake of teasing, Th. 4.40 ; mh\ pro\s a)xqhdo/na mou a)kou/shs Luc. Tox. 9 . a)xq-h/eis, essa, en, grievous, ka/matos Marc. S Id. 96 . a)xq-h/mwn, on, gen. onos, suffering, Man. 4.501 . a)xq-hrh/s, e/s, = sq., Hsch. a)xq-hro/s, o/n, grievous, dub.l. in Antiph. 94 . a)xq-hfore/w, v.l. for a)xqofore/w , D.H. 4.81 , Ph. 2.604 , D.C. 72.12 :—so a)xqhfo/ros, for -ofo/ros, Id. 62.6 . a)xq-i/zw, load, *)/aray ka/mhlon a)xqi/sas Babr. 8.1 . a)/xqomai, Pass. : fut. Med. a)xqe/somai Ar. Nu. 865 , 1441 , Av. 84 , Pl. R. 603e , Hp.Ma. 292e ; Pass. , a)xqesqh/somai And. 3.21 , Pl. Grg. 506c , v.l. in X. Cyr. 8.4.10 , (sun-) Aeschin. 3.242 : pf. h)/xqhmai Lyc. 827 : aor. h)xqe/sqhn Hdt. 2.103 , A. Pr. 392 , Th. 6.15 , Isoc. 12.17 :—to be loaded, o(/te dh\ koi/lh nhu=s h)/xqeto Od. 15.457 : c. gen., tra/peza turou= kai\ me/litos pi/onos a)xqome/nh Xenoph. 1.10 : c. dat., e)la/thn . . a)xqome/nhn o)/zois A.R. 1.1191 . mostly of mental oppression, to be vexed, grieved:—Constr.: abs., h)/xqeto ga\r kh=r Il. 11.274 , cf. A. Pr. 392 ; o(/tw| mh\ a)xqome/nw| ei)/h (constr. like a)sme/nw|, boulome/nw| e)sti/ ) X. Cyr. 4.5.21 ; a)xqome/nhn o)du/nhsi Il. 5.354 ; a)/. tini/ at a thing, or with a person, Hdt. 2.103 , 3.1 , al., Ar. Ach. 62 , Pax 119 , Th. 6.28 , etc.; moi mh\ a)/xqesqe le/gonti ta)lhqh= Pl. Ap. 31e , cf. Men. 99e : with Preps., e)pi/ tini X. HG 7.1.32 , etc.; e)f' e(ka/stou Pl. Prm. 130a ; peri\ tw=n new=n Hdt. 8.99 ; u(pe/r tinos Ar. Lys. 10 , Pl. Ap. 23e ; dia/ tina Isoc. 12.17 : also c.acc., li/hn a)/xqomai e(/lkos Il. 5.361 : c. neut. Adj., tou=to X. An. 3.2.20 ; mei=zon Pl. Smp. 216c : c. gen., th=s oi)ki/as Plu. Publ. 10 : c. part., either of subject, ou)k a)/xqomai/ s' i)dw/n te kai\ labw\n fi/lon S. Ph. 671 , cf. Ar. Pl. 234 , Th. 1.92 , X. Cyr. 3.3.20 , Pl. Prt. 342c , etc.; or of object, h)/xqeto damname/nous at their being conquered, Il. 13.352 ; *)ari/starxon strathgou=nt' a)/. Eup. 43 : but the part. of the object is also put in gen., ou)de\n h)/xqeto au)tw=n polemou/ntwn he had no objection to . . , X. An. 1.1.8 , cf. Th. 1.95 : folld. by a relat. clause, a)/. ei) . . , or h)/n . . , E. IA 1413 , Th. 8.109 , Pl. Hp.Ma. 292e ; less freq. a)/. o(/ti . . Ar. Pl. 899 , X. Cyr. 3.3.13 , Pl. R. 549c . a)/xqos, eos, to/, burden, load, Il. 12.452 , Hes. Op. 692 , Tyrt. 6 , etc.; a)/xqea dunatw/terai fe/rein, of camels, Hdt. 3.102 , cf. 1.80 , Ar. Ra. 9 , Th. 4.115 ; a)/. ou)k eu)a/gkalon A. Pr. 352 ; a)/. a)rou/rhs cumberers of the ground, Il. 18.104 , Od. 20.379 , etc.; perisso\n a)/. gunaikw=n plague of women, S. El. 1241 (lyr.); gh=s a)/llws a)/xqh Pl. Tht. 176d ; a)/. muri/a gai/hs pests, Nic. Th. 9 : but fi/ltaton a)/xqos, of a corpse, E. Rh. 379 (lyr.): metaph., di/dumon a)/. double burden of praise, Pi. N. 6.57 . load of grief, xa/rma kai\ a)/. Hes. Sc. 400 ; a)po\ fronti/dos a)/. . . balei=n A. Ag. 166 ; lu/phs a)/. S. El. 120 (lyr.), cf. Ant. 1172 ; fe/rein a)/xqh kakw=n E. IT 710 ; a)/. fe/rein bring or cause sorrow, X. Ep. 1 . a)xqo-fore/w, bear burdens, Plb. 4.32.7 , Plu. Mar. 13 ; to be loaded, h( koili/a Hp. Acut. 28 . bear as a burden, ne/kun AP 7.468 ( Mel. ); krio/n IG 14.1301 ; o)/strakon APl. 4.333 ( Antiphil. ). a)xqo-fori/a, h(, bearing of burdens, barw=n Plu. 2.1130d (pl.), cf. Luc. Asin. 19 ; murmh/kwn M.Ant. 7.3 ; any heavy pressure, Hp. Art. 63 . a)xqo-fo/ros, on, bearing burdens, kth/nea Hdt. 7.187 ; u(pozu/gia D.H. 1.85 ; mu/rmhkes Ael. NA 2.25 . as Subst., porter, Gell. 5.3.2 , Luc. Herod. 5 . a)/xi, v. a)/xei. a)xi/astos [i_], on, not arranged chiastically, peri/odos Sch. Isoc. 8.102 . Adv. -tws Jo.Sic. in Rh. 6.343 W. *)axi/lleios, a, on, of Achilles, E. Tr. 39 , etc.; poet. *)axille/i+os Theoc. 29.34 : Ion. *)axillh/i+os Hdt. 4.55 , 76 ; used in lyr. by S. Fr. 152 :— fem. *)axillhi/+s (v. infr.), also *)axillei=tis, idos, D.L. 1.74 . *)axi/lleiai kriqai/, a fine kind of barley, Ath. 3.114f ; also kriqai\ *)axillhi/+des Hp. Morb. 3.17 ; kriqh\ *)axillhi/+s Thphr. HP 8.10.2 ; *)a. ma=zai cakes of fine barley, Pherecr. 130.4 ; *)axillei/wn a)poma/ttesqai (v. sub a)poma/ssw) Ar. Eq. 819 ; *)axi/lleion, to/, a cake of this sort, Eust. 1414.33 . *)a. (sc. spo/ggos), o(, fine kind of sponge, used as padding for the inside of helmets, greaves, etc., Arist. HA 548b1 and 20 . *)axi/lleios, o(, = murio/fullon , Ps.- Dsc. 4.114 . Achilles woundwort, Crateuas Fr. 3 , Dsc. 4.36 , Plin. HN 25.42 . *)axilleu/s, Ep. also *)axileu/s, gen. *)axille/ws (either quadrisyll. or trisyll., as the metre requires, cf. S. Ph. 4 , 50 with 57 , 364 ): acc. *)axille/a_ ib. 331 , 358 , voc. *)axilleu=: Ep. gen. *)axillh=os, etc.:— Achilles. the fallacy vulgarly called Achilles and the Tortoise', invented by Zeno of Elea, Arist. Ph. 239b14 , D.L. 9.29 . a)/xi_los, on, without grass, or (with a)- intens.) rich in grass, both senses in Hsch. s.v. a)/xeilon. a)xi^o/nistos, on, not snowed upon, Sch. Od. 6.44 . a)xi/twn [i^], on, gen. wnos, without tunic, i.e. wearing the i(ma/tion only, of Socrates, X. Mem. 1.6.2 ; of Agesilaus, Ael. VH 7.13 , Plu. 2.210b , cf. 276c ; of Cleanthes the Stoic, D.L. 7.169 ; of Gelon, a). e)n i(mati/w| D.S. 11.26 . a)xlain-i/a, h(, (xlai=na) want of a cloak or mantle, E. Hel. 1282 . a)/xlain-os, on, without cloak or mantle, Simon. 167.3 , Call. Dian. 115 , Lyc. 763 ; bi/os ib. 635 . a)/xlac: ka/xlhc, Suid. a)xla/s, a/dos, h(, late form of a)xra/s (q.v.), Sch. Theoc. 1.134 . a)/xloos, on, contr. a)/xlous, oun, (xlo/a) without herbage, E. Hel. 1327 (lyr.). sere, withered, Opp. H. 2.496 . discoloured, Hp. Coac. 596 . a)xludia=n: qru/ptesqai, Hsch. a)xlu/menos: lupou/menos, Hsch. (leg. a)xn-). a)xlu/nw, = a)xlu/w 11 , Q.S. 2.550 ( Pass. ). a)xlu^o/-eis, essa, en, dark, gloomy, dismal, desmo/s Epigr. ap. Hdt. 5.77 ; darkened, kapnw=| a). ai)qh\r pe/len A.R. 4.927 , cf. Arat. 908 , Nonn. D. 9.65 , al.; of colour, i)xw/r Opp. H. 3.163 ; cloudy, of urine, Ruf. Fr. 79.26 . secret, ga/mos Musae. 3 . a)xlu^o/-peza, h(, fringed or bordered with gloom, h)w/s Tryph. 210 . a)xluo/w, darken, make dim, Aret. CD 1.3 :— Pass. , become gloomy, grow dark, Thphr. Vent. 35 ; become dim, Syn.Alch. p.58B. a)xlu/s, u/os, h(, (acc. a)xlu/a Orph. A. 341 ) mist, Od. 20.357 ; elsewh. in Hom. of a mist over the eyes, as of one dying, kata\ d' o)fqalmw=n ke/xut' a). Il. 5.696 ; as result of ulceration, a)xlu/es Hp. Prorrh. 2.20 , cf. Thphr. HP 7.6.2 , Dsc. 2.78 (pl.), Aët. 7.27 ; or in emotion, *)/erws pollh\n kat' a)xlu\n o)mma/twn e)/xeuen Archil. 103 ; of drunkenness, pro\s o)/mm' a). a)mblwpo\s e)fi/zei Critias 6.11 D. ; of one whom a god deprives of the power of seeing and knowing others, kat' o)fqalmw=n xe/en a)xlu/n Il. 20.321 ; a)p' o)fqalmw=n ske/das' a)xlu/n ib. 341 , cf. 5.127 , 15.668 :— personified as Sorrow, pa\r d' *)axlu\s ei(sth/kei e)pismugerh/ te kai\ ai)nh/, xlwrh/, a)u+stale/h Hes. Sc. 264 . metaph., dnofera/n tin' a)xlu\n . . au)da=tai A. Eu. 379 (lyr.), cf. Pers. 668 (lyr.); a)xlu\n a)po\ th=s yuxh=s a)felei=n D.C. 38.19 ; dia/noia a)xlu/os ge/mousa Plu. 2.42c . a). u(grh/ liquid emitted by cuttlefish, Opp. H. 3.158 .—Mostly poet., but used by Hp. (v. supr.) and Arist. Mete. 367b17 , 373b12 (pl.): also in later Prose, Plb. 34.11.15 , Str. 6.2.8 , and v. supr. 2 . [u_ in nom. and acc. sg., Hom. , Hes. : u^ in later poets.] a)/xlusis, ews, h(, dimming, clouding, Syn.Alch. p.58B. a)xlu/w, aor. 1 h)/xlu_sa, to be or grow dark, h)/xluse de\ po/ntos u(p' au)th=s (sc. nefe/lhs) Od. 12.406 ; o)/mmata d' au)/tws h)/xlusan A.R. 3.963 . trans., darken, Q.S. 1.598 , Nonn. D. 4.368 , Pancrat. Oxy. 1085.12 . a)xlu^w/dhs, es, hazy, misty, no/toi Hp. Aph. 3.5 , Arist. Mete. 367a20 ; a)e/res Str. 17.3.8 ; h(me/ra App. Syr. 33 ; korufh/ D.Chr. 1.68 ; dim, of sight, o)/yis -este/ra Gal. 16.224 ; dark, of complexion or appearance, Aret. CA 2.4 , SD 2.13 . a)xna/zw, Aeol. a)xna/sdhmi, (a)/xos) to be miserable, Alc. 81 . a)/xnh, Dor. a)/xna, h(, anything that comes off the surface: of liquids, foam, froth, in Hom. of the sea, Od. 12.238 , al.; a(lo\s a)/. 5.403 , cf. Tim. Pers. 95 , A.R. 2.570 ; qoh\n a)pereu/getai a)/xnhn, of a river, D.P. 693 : Medic., exudation, Hp. Int. 1 ; oi)nwpo\s a)/. froth of wine, E. Or. 115 ; a)/xna ou)rani/a dew of heaven, S. OC 681 (lyr.); dakru/wn a)/xna dewy tears, Id. Tr. 848 (lyr.); also a)/xnh puro/s, i.e. smoke, A. Fr. 336 . of solids, chaff, in pl., w(s d' a)/nemos a)/xnas fore/el Il. 5.499 ; karpo/n te kai\ a)/xnas ib. 501 ; down on the quince, mh=lon lepth=| pepokwme/non a)/. AP 6.102 ( Phil. ); a)/xnh h( a)f' h(mitubi/ou fluff, shreds, used for lint, Hp. Art. 37 ; o)qoni/ou Id. Mochl. 2 ; a)/. *ludh=s kerki/dos, of finespun fabrics, S. Fr. 45 ; a)/. xalki/tidos metallic dust, Plu. 2.659c , cf. Orph. L. 455 ; a)/xnai wall-decorations, dub. in Aret. CA 1.1 (stramina Cael. Aur.). a)/xnhn in acc., as Adv., morsel, the least bit, h)\n d' ou)=n katamu/sh| ka)\n a)/xnhn Ar. V. 92 . puro\s a)/., = xamelai/a , Dsc. 4.171 ; = qumelai/a , ib. 172 . a)/xnan: th\n oi)/khsin, Hsch. a)xnhkw/s, v. a)/gw. a)/xnhmos: nh=stis, Hsch. a)xnhto/n: dayile/s, ktl., Id. a)/xnoos, on, contr. a)/xnous, oun, without down, *(ermh=s AP 6.259 ( Phil. ), cf. 242 ( Crin. ), Q.S. 4.431 , Nonn. D. 10.180 : metaplast. acc. pl. a)/xnoas Man. 1.126 . a)xnou=xos, o(, dub. sens. in PMag.Leid.W. 8.21 (perh. 'Lord of the Foam'). a)/xnula: ka/rua (Cret.), Hsch. a)/xnumai, v. a)xeu/w, a)xe/w. a)xnu/s, u/os, h(, = a)/xos , Call. Fr.anon. 79 . a)xnw/dhs, es, like, of the nature of a)/xnh, Hsch. a)/xolos, on, lacking gall, Hp. Prorrh. 1.98 ; lacking a gall-bladder, h(=par a)/. Arist. HA 506b2 ; ta\ mw/nuxa a)/. Id. PA 677a33 ; deficient in bile (with allusion to signf. 2 ), Plot. 4.4.28 . metaph., po/lios ta=s a)xo/lw Alc. 37 A, cf. Plu. Daed. 2 . Act. , allaying bile or anger, fa/rmakon . . nhpenqe/s t' a)/xolo/n te Od. 4.221 . a)/xomai, v. a)xeu/w, a)xe/w. a)/xondros, on, without cartilage, Arist. Spir. 484a29 . a)/xora: ta\ pi/tura, e)/nioi de\ krani/on, Hsch. a)/xordos, on, without strings, me/los Poet. ap. Arist. Rh. 1408a6 : fo/rmigc a)/., metaph. of a bow, Thgn.Trag. 1 (= Lyr.Adesp. 127 ). a)xo/reutos, on, not trained in the dance or chorus, Pl. Lg. 654a ; not joining in the dance, Nonn. D. 44.125 , al. not attended with the dance, ga/mos Musae. 274 ; esp. in bad sense, ill suiting it, joyless, o)nei/dh S. El. 1069 (lyr.); a)=tai E. Tr. 121 (lyr.); fa/ma Telest. 1.8 . a)xorhg-hsi/a, h(, want of supplies, Plb. 5.28.4 , 28.8.6 . a)xorh/g-htos, on, without supplies, IG 12.187 , Arist. EN 1099a33 ; a). tw=n a)nagkai/wn Id. Pol. 1288b32 . a)/xoros, on, without the dance, epith. of Ares, to mark the horrors of war, A. Supp. 681 (lyr.); of death, moi=r' . . a)/luros, a)/. S. OC 1222 (lyr.); a)/. stonaxai/ v.l. in E. Andr. 1037 (lyr.). a)xo/rt-astos, on, unfed, starving, tu/xh Men. 690 , Sm. Ps. 58(59).16 ; = a)/plhstos , Hsch. :—hence Subst. a)xort-a^si/a, h(, ravenous hunger, Sm. De. 28.20 . a)/xos [a^], eos, to/, pain, distress, in Hom. always of mind, a)/xos ai)no/n, a)/laston, a)/tlhton, o)cu/, Il. 4.169 , al.; a)/xeos nefe/lh me/laina 17.591 ; a)/xe' a)/krita 3.412 ; to\n d' ei(=len a)/xos kradi/an B. 10.85 ; also of physical ills, Pi. P. 3.50 (pl.); deima/twn a)/xh A. Ch. 586 (lyr.); a)kou= d' a)/xos, with a play on the words, S. Tr. 1035 ; ou)ra/ni' a)/xh A. Pers. 573 (lyr.); e)moi\ d' a)/xe', a)/xea kate/lipe Ar. Ra. 1353 (paratrag.), cf. 1531 (hex.).— Rare in Prose, h( pai=s a)ph/gcato u(po\ a)/xeos Hdt. 2.131 ; a)/. au)to\n e)/laben X. Cyr. 5.5.6 , cf. Plu. Cor. 20 . a)=xos, Dor. for. h)=xos. a)xra/antos [ra_], on, poet. for a)/xrantos (q.v.), Call. Ap. 111 . a)xradh=nai: zw=|a/ tina culofa/ga, Hsch. a)xra/dinos [ra^], h, on, of the a)xra/s, cu/lon Dsc. Alex. 23 . *)axra^dou/sios, formed from a)xra/s, as if the name of a dh=mos, Crabby, Ar. Ec. 362 ; cf. *)axerdou/sios. a)xra_h/s, e/s, gen. e/os, = sq., Nic. Th. 846 ; yuxro\n a). pure cold water, AP 9.314 (Anyte). a)xra^nh/s, e/s, = sq., Hsch. a)/xrantos, on, undefiled, immaculate, E. IA 1574 , A.R. 4.1025 ; mi/trh Mosch. 2.73 : c. gen., h(donw=n M.Ant. 3.4 ; e)myu/xou brw/sews Philostr. VA 6.11 ; ai(/matos Opp. H. 2.648 : metaph., tekmh/rion kaqaro\n kai\ a)/. Pl. Alc. 1.113e ; a)/. i)de/a Luc. Dem.Enc. 13 , cf. Am. 22 ; oi)keio/thtes Jul. Or. 1.9c ; to\ a)/. dikasth/rion, freq. in Pap., as POxy. 59.10 (iii A. D.); a)/. puri/, of a cup, Ion Trag. 1 , cf. Theoc. 1.60 . Adv. -tws Iamb. Myst. 5.9 , Procl. in Alc. p.32C. a)xra/s, a/dos, h(, a kind of wild pear, Pyrus amygdaliformis, Telecl Id. 32 , Ar. Ec. 355 , Dsc. 1.116 ; used for the tree as well as the fruit, cf. Arist. HA 627b17 with 595a29 , Thphr. HP 1.4.1 with CP 2.8.2 ; cf. a)/xerdos. a)/xratoi: oi( pole/mioi, Hsch. a)xre/a: bla/sfhmon, ktl., Id. a)xrei/a, h(, rubbish, Sch. E. Hec. 159 . a)xreio/gelws, wn, untimely-laughing, epith. of the Athenians, Cratin. 323 , cf. AB 475 . a)xreiopoio/s, o/n, rendering useless, Eust. 217.38 . a)xrei=os ( Att. a)/xreios acc. to Hdn.Gr. 1.136 ), on, also a, on IG 7.303.10 (Oropus), Dsc. 4.5 , Polem.Phgn. 69 : Ion. a)xrh/i+os:— useless, unprofitable, a)xrh/i+os a)nh/r Hes. Op. 297 ; e)pe/wn nomo/s ib. 403 ; de/mas A. Pr. 365 , cf. Hp. Int. 39 ; oi)khth/r S. OC 627 ; opp. eu)genh/s, Id. Fr. 667 ; e)rino\s a). w)\n e)s brw=sin ib. 181 ; a). kou) sofo/s E. Med. 299 ; dou=los Ev.Matt. 25.30 ; ou)k a)pra/gmona a)ll' a)xrei=on nomi/zomen Th. 2.40 ; lo/gon a)xrei=on a)pe/rriyan Ant.Lib. 11.3 : Comp. -o/teros, o)/rniqes Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.195 : c. inf., unfit to do, a). pra/ttein ti Pl. R. 371c : c. dat., a). toi=s sw/masi Agatharch. Fr.Hist. 3 , cf. Them. Or. 26.326a . esp. unfit for war, a). o(/milos Hdt. 3.81 ; to\ a). tou= stratou= the unserviceable part of an army, Id. 1.191 ; oi( a)xreio/tatoi Th. 1.93 , 2.6 , cf. X. HG 7.2.18 ; to\ a). th=s h(liki/as Th. 2.44 . Adv. -ei/ws, e)/xein pro\s naumaxi/an App. BC 5.84 . neut. a)xrei=on, as Adv., twice in Hom. , a)xrei=on i)dw/n giving a helpless look, looking foolish, of Thersites after being beaten, Il. 2.269 ; a)xrei=on d' e)ge/lasse laughed without cause, made a forced laugh, of Penelope trying to disguise her feelings, Od. 18.163 ; a)xrei=on kla/zein bark without need or cause, Theoc. 25.72 . Adv. a)xrei/ws ge/laso/n me (cf. a)xreio/gelws) APl. 4.86 , cf. Them. Or. 33.367b : neut. pl. as Adv. a)xrei=' a)spai/rontos helplessly, Euph. 44 . a)xrei-osu/nh, h(, = sq., Gloss. a)xrei-o/ths, htos, h(, unprofitableness, worthlessness, LXX To. 4.13 . a)xrei-o/w or a)xrei-xreo/w ( OGI 573.16 ), pf. h)xrei/wka:— render useless, disable, damage, Dicaearch. 2.3 , Plb. 3.64.8 , LXX Da. 4.11 , OGI l.c.:— Pass. , a)xrew=sqai SIG 569.31 (Crete, iii B.C.), cf. Plb. 1.14.6 , BCH 35.286 (Delos, ii B.C.); to be corrupted, LXX Ps. 13(14).3 ; di' a)peiri/an h)xreiw/qhsan Apollon.Cit. 1.1 . a)xreoko/phtos, on, free from debt, i.e. undiminished, du/namis PMag.Par. 1.527 . a)/xreos, on, = a)xrei=os , Epic. in Arch.Pap. 7.10 , Tryph. 125 . a)xrh/eis, essa, en, = a)xrei=os , v.l. in Man. 4.76 :—also a)xrh/i+stos, on, Musae. 328 , Nonn. D. 24.266 . a)xrh/i+os, on, Ion. for a)xrei=os. a)xrhm-a^te/w, to be without money, Hsch. s.v. pe/netai. a)xrhm-a^ti/a, h(, want of money, Th. 1.11 , D.H. 7.24 , Eus.Mynd. 7 . a)xrhm-a/tistos [ma^], on, h(me/ra a). a day on which no public business was done, Plu. 2.273e , cf. Sch. Luc. Tim. 43 . disused, fre/ap PMag.Lond. 46.345 . dub. sens. in Sammelb. 2276 . Astrol., unprofitable, bringing no advantage, to/poi Antioch.Astr. in Cat.Cod.Astr. 8(3).106 ; of planets, Vett.Val. 5.8 . a)xrh/m-a^tos, on, without money or means, Hdt. 1.89 , Timocl. 9.7 ; a). th\n po/lin poiei=n Arist. Pol. 1271b16 ; mh/t' a)xrhma/toisi la/mpein fw=s on the poor, A. Pers. 167 . a)xrhm-one/w, to be in want of money, Poll. 6.196 . a)xrhm-osu/nh, h(, want of money, Od. 17.502 , Thgn. 156 . a)xrh/m-wn, on, gen. onos, poor, needy, Sol. 13.41 , Pi. Fr. 218 ; once in Trag., E. Med. 461 . a)xrhs-i/a, h(, (xra/omai) disuse, non-user, Anon. in Rh. 17.37 . a)xrh/s-imos, on, useless, e)n a). diaqe/sei CPHerm. 119r iv9 (iii A. D.), cf. Sopat. in Rh. 8.10 W., Hippiatr. 14 . a)xrhs-imo/ths, htos, h(, uselessness, Gloss. a)xrhs-teu/w, Gramm., not to be in use, Sch.D.T. p.195H. a)xrhs-te/w, to be useless, S.E. M. 1.259 . a)xrhs-ti/a, Ion. a)xrhs-ti/h, h(, uselessness, unfitness, Hp. Praec. 9 , Pl. R. 489b , AP 15.38 (Comet.), Them. Or. 26.326a . non-usance of a thing, Pl. R. 333d , Plu. 2.135c . a)xrhs-tologe/w, to speak unprofitably or amiss, EM 463.25 . a)/xrhs-tos, on, useless, unprofitable, meta/noia Batr. 70 ; ne/es Hdt. 1.166 ; a)/. o( o)fqalmo\s gi/netai Hp. Prorrh. 2.19 ; ou)k a)/. h(/d' h( a)/noia Th. 6.16 ; xreome/nw| a)/xrhsta useless if you try to use them, Hp. Art. 14 ; pesei=n a)/. qe/sfaton without effect, E. IT 121 ; a)/. e)s po/lemon Hdt. 8.142 , Lycurg. 53 ; pro/s ti Arist. HA 560b14 : c. gen. rei, a)/. tw=n e)/rgwn Id. Oec. 1345a35 ; a)/. tini useless to a person, Hdt. 1.80 , cf. X. Oec. 8.4 ( Sup. ); th=| po/lei E. Heracl. 4 ; to\ dihporhke/nai ou)k a)/. Arist. Cat. 8b24 . = a)xrei=os (which it almost superseded in the Oratt. and later Greek), useless, do-nothing, D. 19.135 ( Comp. ), etc.; a)/. poli=tai Is. 7.37 ; sofistai/ prob. l. in Lys. 33.3 ; non-effective, unwarlike, Eun.Hist. p.239D. ; so (with a pun—not having received an oracle) Ath. 3.98c . Adv. -tws, e)/xein pro/s ti D. 61.43 . unkind, cruel, qeoi/ Hdt. 8.111 ; lo/gos Id. 9.111 . Act. , making no use of, c. dat., cune/sei t' a)/xrhston th=| fu/sei te lei/petai E. Tr. 672 . not used, i.e. new, i(ma/tia Luc. Lex. 9 , Ath. 3.97e . obsolete, Eust. 118.25 , Sch.rec. S. El. 132 . not to be used, unseemly, EM 463.26 . a)xrhs-to/w, make useless, Horap. 1.50 ; corrupt, th\n *(ella/da fwnh/n Eust. 367.40 . a)/xri and a)/xris (v. sub fin.): Adv. to the uttermost, te/nonte kai\ o)ste/a la=as a)naidh\s a)/xris a)phloi/hsen Il. 4.522 ; a)po\ d' o)ste/on a)/xris a)/race 16.324 , cf. 17.599 . after Hom. , before Preps., a)/xri ei)s *kotu/wra X. An. 5.5.4 ; a)/. e)s potamo/n Tab.Heracl. 1.17 ; a)/xri pro\s to\n skopo/n, pro\s th\n po/lin, Luc. Nigr. 36 , Herm. 24 ; a)/xris e)p' a)/knhstin A.R. 4.1403 ; e)p' o)ste/on IG 12(7).115.9 (Amorgos); a)/xri e)pi\ polu\ tw=n pleurw=n Thphr. Char. 19.3 ; a)/xris e)s h)w= Q.S. 6.177 ; a)/xri u(po\ th\n pugh/n Luc. DMort. 27.4 : less freq. after the Noun, e)s te/los a)/xris Q.S. 2.617 , cf. Nonn. D. 5.153 , etc.: rarely c. acc., a)/xri . . qro/non h)=lqen IG 14.2012 (Sulp. Max. ): with an Adv., a)/xri po/rrw still farther, Luc. Am. 12 ; a)/xri deu=ro S.E. M. 8.401 . Prep. with gen., even to, as far as, of Time, until, a)/xri ma/la kne/faos until deep in the night, Od. 18.370 ; a)/xri th=s th/meron h(me/ras D. 9.28 ; a)po\ th=s a)rxh=s a)/xri th=s teleuth=s Id. 18.179 ; a)/xri gh/rws Apollod.Com. 2 ; a)/xri de\ tou/tou until then, Sol. 13.35 ; a)/xri tou= nu=n Timostr. 1 , Ep.Rom. 8.22 ; a)/xri nu=n Luc. Tim. 39 , LXX Ge. 44.28 ; a)/xri panto/s continually, Plu. Cic. 6 . of Space, as far as, even to, a)/xri th=s e)so/dou tou= i(rou= Hdt. 2.138 (who elsewh. has me/xri) ; a)/. th=s o(dou= IG 12.893 ; a)/. th=s puli/dos SIG 2587.25 ; a)/. tou= *peiraiw=s D. 18.301 ; e)/daknen a)/xri th=s kardi/as Com.Adesp. 475 ; a)/xris h(/patos Ti.Locr. 101a , cf. 100e ; a)/xri th=s po/lews D.H. 2.43 ; a)/. tou= deu=ro Gal. 10.676 : after its case, i)ni/ou a)/xris Euph. 41 . of Measure or Degree, a)/xri tou/tou up to this point, D. 23.122 ; a)/xri tou= mh\ peinh=n X. Smp. 4.37 ; a)/xri tou= qorubh=sai D. 8.77 ; a)/. qana/tou Act.Ap. 22.4 ; a)/xri th=s pro\s to\n plhsi/on docokopi/as Polystr. p.19 W. as Conj., a)/xri, a)/xris with or without ou(=, of Time, until, so long as, a)/xri ou(= o(/de o( lo/gos e)gra/feto X. HG 6.4.37 ; a)/xris o(/tou Epigr.Gr. 314.24 (Smyrna); a)/xri ou(= a)/n or a)/xri a)/n with Subj., a)/xri a)\n sxola/sh| till he should be at leisure, X. An. 2.3.2 ; a)/xris ou(= a)\n doke/h| Hp. Fist. 3 ; a)/xris a)\n ai( h(me/rai pare/lqwsin Id. Int. 40 ; a)/xri a)\n e)/xh| to\ i)/dion e)ntele/s [h( i(stori/a] Luc. Hist.Conscr. 9 : without a)/n, a)/xris r(eu/sh| Bion 1.47 ; a)/xri ou(= teleuth/sh| ( v.l. -sei ) Hdt. 1.117 ; a)/xri ou(= e)pila/myh| Plu. Aem. 17 ; a)/xri a)/n, c.inf., Epist. Mithr. in SIG 741.37 : c. inf. only, a)/xris i(ke/sqai o)ste/on Q.S. 4.361 . of Space, so far as, diw/cas, a)/xri ou(= a)sfale\s w)/|eto ei)=nai X. Cyr. 5.4.16 : c. subj., au)ca/netai ei)s mh=kos, a)/xri ou(= dh\ e)fi/khtai tou= h(li/ou Thphr. HP 5.1.8 ; cf. me/xri throughout. — Ep. poets use a)/xri or a)/xris, as the metre requires: in Ion. me/xri is preferred (v. supr.): but a)/xri, -is are more common in Hom. than me/xri: the only Att. forms are a)/xri, me/xri, before both consonants and vowels, cf. Phryn. 6 , Moer. 34 ; and so in Att. Inscrr. (where it is somewhat less freq. than me/xri): a)/xri a)/n with hiatus in IG 2.2729 , Hegesipp.Com. 1.26 ; but a)/xris Men. Sam. 179 .—Never in Trag. (a)/xri, = ṃ-xri , cf. me/xri.) a)xrisate/es: a)lhqe/s, Hsch. a)xroe/w and a)xroie/w, (a)/xroos) to be colourless: to be discoloured, ill-coloured, Hp. Fract. 25 , Sor. 2.43 . a)/xroia, h(, absence of colour, Plot. 2.4.10 . loss of colour, paleness, Hp. Prorrh. 2.24 , Arist. Pr. 967a8 ; opp. eu)/xroia, Thphr. Sud. 39 . (a)- copul.) likeness in colour, Hsch. a)/xronos, on, without time, instantaneous, Gal. 7.448 ; h( a)/. fu/sis Dam. Pr. 404 ; short-lived, of infants, Ptol. Tetr. 125 , cf. Placit. 5.18.6 . independent of time, S.E. M. 10.225 ; non-temporal, a)/. pa=sa h( no/hsis Plot. 4.4.1 . Adv. -nws timelessly, Alex.Aphr. in Mete. 129.5 , in Sens. 135.14 , Procl. Inst. 124 , Herm. in Phdr. p.159 A. ; instantaneously, Ph. 1.571 , al., Them. Or. 15.196b . a)xronotri^bh/s, e/s, not wasting time, Hsch. a)/xroos, on, contr. a)/xrous, oun, colourless, Arist. de An. 418b27 , Nic. Th. 236 , Ocell. 2.3 , Plot. 2.4.12 . ill-complexioned, pallid, opp. eu)/xroos, Hp. Aër. 6 , VC 19 , Arist. Pr. 966b35 , al.: Comp. a)xrou/steros Hp. Prorrh. 2.4 , Arist. HA 584a14 : also -ow/teros Hp. Vict. 2.63 . a)/xrooi: purrai\ h(mi/onoi, Hsch. ; also a)/xroon: ponhro/n: *la/kwnes no/qon, Id. a)/xru_sos, on, without gold, a)/. kai\ a)na/rguroi Pl. Lg. 679b , cf. Ath. 6.231e . a)xrwm-a/tistos [ma^], on, uncoloured, Arist. Mete. 371b9 , 377b1 , Thphr. Od. 31 . Adv. -tws [ Lib. ] Decl. 30.5 . a)xrw/m-a^tos, on, colourless, Pl. Phdr. 247c , Plu. 2.97b , etc. unblushing, shameless, Suid. s.v. a)/xrwmos. a)/xrwm-os, on, = foreg. 2 , Hp. Epid. 7.122 , Artem. 4.44 : Comp. , ou)de\n -o/teron Hierocl. Facet. 203 :—hence Subst. a)xrwmi/a, h(, Gloss. a)/xrws, wn, gen. w, = a)/xroos , Hp. Epid. 7.85 , Pl. Chrm. 168d , Arist. Metaph. 989b9 . a)/xrwstos, on, (xrw/zw) untouched, a)/. go/nata xerw=n e)mw=n E. Hel. 831 . uncoloured, colourless, Democr. ap. Plu. 2.1111a . a)xrw/tistos, on, = a)xrwma/tistos, samyou=xon PMag.Par. 1.3010 , cf. PMag.Berol. 1.7 (-tws Pap.). a)/xu, Hebr. ā[hudot ]ū, quill-cassia, Dsc. 1.13 . a)xu_l-i/a, h(, insipidity, Diocl.Fr. 138 (pl.). a)/xu_l-os, on, without juice, insipid, Thphr. CP 6.19.4 , Xenocr. 18 , Diocl.Fr. 138 : Comp. , Ath.Med. ap. Orib. 1.2.14 . a)xu_/l-wtos, on, not converted into chyle, diaxwrh/mata Gal. 7.446 , cf. 6.575 . a)/xu_m-os, on, without flavour, Arist. Metaph. 989b10 , Sens. 443a11 , Xenocr. 45 ; tasteless, of water, Thphr. CP 6.3.1 . a)xu_/m-wtos, on, = foreg., Gal. 1.584 , Suid. a)xu/netos [u_], on, (xe/w, xu/nw) far-spread, copious, u(/dwr Nic. Al. 174 . a)xu/nwy, = ku/nwy (q.v.), fleawort, Plantago Psyllium, Thphr. HP 7.11.2 , Plin. HN 21.89 , 101 . a)xu^r-a^gwgo/s [a^x], o/n, for the conveyance of chaff, prob. for a)gura-twga/, Hsch. s.v. sarga/nai. a)xu^r-a/rios, o(, = a)xuropra/ktwr , Theb.Ostr. 106 . a)xu^r-hge/w, carry chaff, BGU 698.22 (ii A. D.), 14 iii 17 (iii A. D.). a)xu^r-iko\n te/los tax on chaff, Sammelb. 1092 . a)xu^/r-inos, h, on, fed by chaff, flo/c Plu. 2.658d . a)xu^/r-ios, o(, = a)xuro/s , Tab.Heracl. 1.139 sq. a)xu^r-i=tis, idos, h(, of chaff, dub. in AP 9.438.5 ( Phil. ). a)xu^r-mia/, h(, heap of chaff, Il. 5.502 , AP 9.384.15 . a)xu^/r-mios, a, on, consisting mainly of chaff, a)mhto/s Arat. 1097 . a)xu^r-mo/s, ou=, o(, v. a)xuro/s. a)xu^ro-bolw/n [a^], w=nos, o(, barn for chaff, PHamb. 23.18 (vi A. D.), Ael.Dion. Fr. 88 . a)xu^ro-do/kh, h(, chaff-holder, X. Oec. 18.7 . a)xu^ro-qh/kh, h(, = foreg., PLond. 5.1768 (vi A. D.), PMasp. 279.18 (vi A. D.), Sch. Il. 5.202 . a)/xu^ron [a^], to/, mostly in pl. a)/xura, chaff, bran, husks left after threshing or grinding, Hdt. 4.72 , Pherecr. 161 , Antiph. 226.2 , X. Oec. 18.1 ; e)n toi=s a). kulindome/nhn Hermipp. 47 : sg., Thphr. HP 8.4.1 , Ev.Matt. 3.12 , etc.: prov., o)/nos ei)s a)/xura 'pig in clover', of unexpected good fortune, Philem. 188 , cf. Ar. Fr. 76 : metaph., a)/xura tw=n a)stw=n, of me/toikoi, Id. Ach. 508 ; a)/xura a)po\ tou= toi/xou a)pospa=n, of dying persons, Hp. Prog. 4 . in pl., a)/. xrusoxoi+ka/ slag from gold-smelting, PHolm. 5.7 . a)xu^ro-pa^roxi/a [a^x], h(, supply of chaff, Arch.Pap. 4.116 (iii A. D.). a)xu^ro-pra/ktwr, oros, o(, collector of chaff (or of the tax thereon), Ostr. 1012 (ii A. D.). a)xu^ro/s or a)/xu_ros [a^], o(, chaff-heap, Eup. 299 , Ar. Fr. 10D. , Pl. Com. 6 , and in the best Mss. of Ar. V. 1310 : but a)xurmo/s should be read. a)xu^ro/triy [a^], i^bos, o(, h(, threshing out the husks, tri/boloi AP 6.104 ( Phil. ). a)xu^ro/w [a^], mix chaff or straw with mud, Thphr. HP 4.8.8 :— Pass. , ma=zan h)xurwme/nhn mixed with chaff, Polioch. 2 ; phlo/s h)x. IG 22.463.18 ; h)x. a)mo/rgw| Ph. Bel. 86.44 ; to be strewn with straw, of the orchestra, Arist. Pr. 901b30 . a)xu^ro-w/dhs, es, like chaff, chaffy, ib. 928a20 ( Sup. ); qri/ssai Hices. ap. Ath. 7.328c ; of an eruption, f.l. in Hp. Liqu. 6 . a)xurw=des, = a)/xuron , Dsc. 2.93 . a)xu^ro-w/n, w=nos, o(, storehouse for chaff, IG 11(2).287 A 149 , al. (Delos, iii B. C.), Gp. 6.2.8 . a)xu^ro/-wsis, ews, h(, mixing of chaff with mud or straw, compared with the swallow's nest-building, Arist. HA 612b22 . a)xu/tlwtos, on, unbathed, unanointed, Nonn. D. 9.25 . a)/xu^tos, on, insoluble, ta\ a). Gal. 17(2).45 . *a)/xw, v. a)xe/w. a)xw/, h(, Dor. for h)xw/. a)xw/neutos, on, = a)/kaustos , Hsch. a)/xwr [a^], oros, o(, scurf, dandriff, Ar. Fr. 410 , etc. (a)xw/r, w=ros, in Alex.Trall. 1.8 , Paul.Aeg. 3.3 , Dsc. 1.33 , al., cf. Phryn. PS p.8 B., AB 475 , after the analogy of i)xw/r, w=ros, but a)/xwr acc. to Hdn.Gr. 2.937 .) a)xwre/w or a)xwria/w [a^], suffer from a)/xwr, in part. a)xwrou=ntas or -iw=ntas, prob. cj. for i)xwrroou=ntas in Paul.Aeg. 3.3 . a)xw/rhtos: o( mh\ xwrou/menos, Hsch. a)xwrist-e/w, to be inseparable, Phld. D. 3.9 . a)xwrist-i/a, h(, inseparability, Id. Mus. p.94K. a)xw/rist-os, on, (xwri/zw) not parted, undivided, Pl. R. 524c ; inseparable, Arist. EN 1102a30 , de An. 427a2 ; a)reth\ a). h(donh=s Epicur. Fr. 506 , cf. Ep. 3p.64U. , Gal. 16.521 , al. Adv. -tws Phld. Sign. 20 . (xw=ros) without a place assigned one, X. Lac. 9.5 . a)/xwros, on, without resting-place, homeless, Ael. Fr. 77 ; ei)/ ti me/llei e)rga/zesqai, a)no/nhta ge/noito kai\ a)/xwra Tab.Defix. 97.11 , cf. 96.17 . a)xwrw/dhs [a^], es, like a)/xwr, e)canqh/mata Aët. 8.15 , v.l. in Hp. Liqu. 6 . a)/xwstos, on, not heaped up, Hld. 9.3 . a)/y, Adv. of Place, (a)po/, Lat. abs) backwards, back again, freq. in Hom. , mostly with Verbs of motion, freq. before e)s, a)po/, e)k, a)\. e)s *)/olumpon i(/kesqon Il. 8.456 , cf. 10.211 , etc.; with trans. Verbs, a)\. e)s kouleo\n w)=se 1.220 , cf. 15.418 ; a)\. e)pi\ nh=as e)/erge 16.395 ; a)\. i(/ppous stre/yai 13.396 , cf. 18.224 . of actions, again, in return, a)\. dido/nai Il. 22.277 ; a)\. a)fele/sqai 16.54 ; a)\. a)polu/ein 6.427 ; a)\. a)re/sai 9.120 ; a)\. te/tato u(smi/nh 17.543 ; a)\. e)pimisgome/nwn 5.505 ; [a)\y a)pagg] ei=lai prob. in Epich. 99 ; a)\. lamba/nein, = a)nalamba/nein , Theoc. 25.65 : pleon., a)\. au)=tis yet again, Il. 8.335 , 15.364 ; a)\. pa/lin 18.280 . a)ya/kein or a)yakei=n: a)potuxei=n, Hsch. a)yala=|: a)yofhti\ poreu/etai, Hsch. , Cyr. , Zonar. a)ya/laktos [ya^], on, untouched, unhandled, S. Fr. 550 . scot-free, Crates Com. 46 , Ar. Lys. 275 . a)ya/maqos and a)/yammos, on, without sand, not sandy, Hsch. a)yaust-e/w, leave untouched, sw/masi App. Gall. 14 :— Pass. , Poll. 1.9 . a)yaust-i/, Adv. of a)/yaustos, without touching, Plu. 2.665f . a)yaust-i/a, h(, want of contact, Iamb. in Nic. p.57P. a)/yaust-os, on, untouched, Hdt. 8.41 , Thphr. HP 5.5.6 , Ph. 2.14 ; not to be touched, sacred, Th. 4.97 ; xrh/mata App. BC 2.41 . Act. , not touching, c. gen., a)/. e)/gxous S. OT 969 ; a)/. te/knwn, of persons dying young, Epigr.Gr. 241.2 (Smyrna). a)yegh/s, e/s, blameless, S. El. 497 (lyr.). Adv. a)yege/ws A.R. 2.1022 . a)/yektos, on, = foreg., Thgn. 799 ; not disapproved, Gal. 17(2).184 . a)yele/s: u(gie/s, Hsch. a)/yeron, = u(/steron, pa/lin , Alc. Supp. 26.11 , Hsch. , Zonar. a)yeu/d-eia, h(, truthfulness, Corinn. Supp. 2.70 , Pl. R. 485c , Iamb. Protr. 20 ; reliability, of times and seasons, Arist. Mu. 397a11 : a)yeud-i/a, Ph. Fr. 110H. , Them. Or. 21.257c . a)yeud-e/w, not to lie, to speak truth, pro/s tina S. Tr. 469 , Aeschin. 2.95 : abs., Ar. Fr. 751 ; not to err, Pl. Tht. 199b ; peri/ ti Arist. SE 165a25 . observe faithfully, IG 5(2).343.38 , 57 (Orchom. Arc. , iv B. C.). a)yeud-h/s, e/s, without deceit, truthful, esp. of oracles and the like , Hes. Th. 233 , Hdt. 1.49 , 2.152 ( Sup. ), al.; ma/ntis a)., of Apollo, A. Ch. 559 , cf. Fr. 350.5 , Cratin. 29 D. ( Sup. ); qeo/s Ep.Tit. 1.2 ; a)yeudei=<*>te/xnh|, of augury, A. Th. 26 ; h)=qos E. Supp. 869 ; unerring, Pl. Tht. 160d , etc.; ma/rtus-e/statos Ph. 2.341 . of things, uncorrupt, pure from all deceit, a). pro\s a)/kmoni xa/lkeue glw=ssan Pi. P. 1.86 . a)yeudh/s, = kw/neion , Ps.- Dsc. 4.78 . Adv. -de/ws, Att. -dw=s, really and truly, oi( a). a)/ristoi Hdt. 9.58 , cf. Ph. 1.19 , al., Iamb. Myst. 2.2 : Sup. -e/stata, e)rei=n Ph. 1.34 . a)yeudo/mantis, of no false diviner, te/xnh Nicoch. ap. Lex.Sabb. a)yeust-e/w, later form of a)yeude/w, Plb. 3.111.8 ; pro/s tina Phalar. Ep. 123 . a)/yeust-os, on, later form of a)yeudh/s, Ph. Fr. 51 H.; no/mos Plu. Art. 28 ; unfeigned, pe/nqos AP 7.638.6 ( Crin. ). Adv. -tws PMag.Lond. 121.248 . a)yef-e/w, neglect, Hsch. a)yef-h/s, e/s , (ye/fw) = a)fro/ntistos , free from care, S. Fr. 692 . a)/yhktos, on, (yh/xw) untanned, ko/qornos Ar. Lys. 658 ; uncombed, xai=tai A.R. 3.50 . a)yhla/fhtos [la^], on, not tried or tested, Plb. 8.19.5 . untouched, Hsch. ; gloss on a)/yaustos , Id. a)/yhtos: a)nupo/taktos, Hsch. a)yh/fistos, on, not having voted, Ar. V. 752 . not voted for, unwelcome, peni/a a). ou)si/a Secund. Sent. 10 . a)/yhfos, on, without a stone, daktu/lios Artem. 2.5 . = polu/, me/ga, i)sxuro/n , Hsch. a)yhfofo/rhtos, on, not having yet voted, Plb. 6.14.7 . a)yi/ai: e(ortai/ ( Lacon. ), Hsch. a(yi_do-eidh/s, e/s, arched, vaulted, D.C. 68.25 ; wheel-shaped, Eudox. Ars 19.13 . a(yi_do/-omai, Pass. , to be tied in a circle or curve, diktu/ois mo/lubdon h(yidwme/non AP 6.90 ( Phil. ). a(yi_dwto/s, o/n, vaulted, Gloss. with tyres, troxo/s Edict.Diocl. 15.32 . a(yi^-ka/rdios, on, (a(/ptomai) heart-touching, M.Ant. 9.3 . a(yi^-kori/a, h(, rapid satiety, Plb. 14.1.4 , Plu. 2.504d , Andronic.Rhod. p.572M. ; fickleness, di/xa u(/brews kai\ a(. PLond. 5.1711 (vi A. D.). a(yi^/-koros, on, quickly sated: hence, fickle, Pl. Ax. 369a ; a(. pro\s ta\s e)piqumi/as oi( ne/oi Arist. Rh. 1389a6 , cf. D.Chr. 32.28 , Ph. 2.312 , al.; poikilw/tatos kai\ a(. bi/os Posidon. 41 : to\ a(., = a(yikori/a , Plu. Cor. 4 , Luc. Cal. 21 . Adv. -rws Ph. 1.214 , Hsch. Act. , quickly sating, xa/ris Plu. 2.20b ; lo/gos ib. 7b . a)/yilon: a)/pteron h)\ polu/pteron, Hsch. a(yi-ma^xe/w, skirmish with an enemy, Hyp. Fr. 131 , Plb. 18.8.4 , D.S. 11.52 ; entice or lead on to fight, Plu. Crass. 10 , Dio 39 . a(yi-ma^xi/a, h(, skirmishing, D.S. 20.29 , Plu. Brut. 39 , al.: metaph., altercation, r(hto/rwn Aeschin. 2.176 , cf. Hyp(?). Oxy. 1607.1i26 , Plb. 5.49.5 , Plu. Lyc. 2 , PPetr. 3p.104 : pl., a(. xeirw=n personal encounters, D.H. 6.22 ; lo/gwn te kai\ e)/rgwn ib. 34 . a(yi-ma^xiko/s, h/, o/n, = sq., Gloss. a(yi/-ma^xos, on, = filoki/ndunos , Alex.Aphr. de An. 185.26 . Adv. -xws provocatively, D.H. 6.59 . a(yi-mi_si/a, h(, (mi=sos) trivial and transient enmity, Hsch. , Suid. a)yinq-a=ton, to/, draught of wormwood, Aët. 3.69 , Alex. Trall. 1.15 : —also a)yinqa/tion (leg. -ia=ton) PLond. 3.1259.32 (iv A. D.). a)yi/nq-inos, h, on, flavoured with wormwood, e)/laion Alex.Trall. 1.15 . a)yi/nq-ion, to/, wormwood, Artemisia Absinthium, Hp. Morb. 3.11 , Mul. 1.74 , X. An. 1.5.1 , Thphr. HP 1.12.1 , Dsc. 3.23 ; a)yinqi/w| kate/pasas *)attiko\n me/li Men. 708 :—also a)/yinqos, h(, Aret. CD 1.13 , but o(, Apoc. 8.11 ; and a)yinqi/a, h(, Alex. Trall. 1.10 . a)yi/nqion, = a)bro/tonon , Ps.- Dsc. 3.24 . = Artemisia monosperma, Aq. Pr. 5.4 . a). qala/ssion, = se/rifon , Dsc. 3.23 . a)yinq-i/ths [i_] oi)=nos wine prepared with wormwood, ibid. a)yi/on: to\ pro/swpon, Hsch. a)yi/or: me/ga, platu/, polu/, i)sxuro/n, Id. a(yi/s, Ep. and Ion. a)yi/s, i=dos, h(, (a(/ptw) loop, mesh, such as form a net, a)yi=si li/nou Il. 5.487 ; a(yi=des nets, A.R. 3.138 , Opp. H. 4.146 . felloe of a wheel, Hes. Op. 426 , Lyr.in PLG 3.740 ; the wheel itself, Hdt. 4.72 , E. Hipp. 1233 ; ku/klos a(yi=dos the potter's wheel, APl. 4.191 ( Nicaenet. ). in Archit., dowel-pin, IG 11(2).161 A 70 (De<*>los, iii B. C.). disk, th\n h(meri/an a(yi=da, of the sun, E. Ion 88 ; segment cut off by rainbow, Arist. Mete. 371b28 , cf. Poet. ap. Plu. 2.103f . arch or vault (cf. yali/s 11 ), e)pi\ th\n u(poura/nion a(yi=da Pl. Phdr. 247b , cf. Suid. s.v. ai)qerobatei=n , Epigr.Gr. 1078 (Adana), IGRom. 3.975 , PMag.Lond. 46.41 ; kata\ th\n a(yi=da potw/menos Luc. Bis Acc. 33 ; triumphal arch, D.C. 53.22 , 26 , etc.: metaph., ka/mptein e)pw=n a(yi=das Ar. Th. 53 . sela/nas e)s deka/tan a(yi=da in the moon's tenth orbit, i. e. the tenth month, Hymn.Is. 38 . h( a)nwta/tw a(. qea/trou uppermost tier, D.C. 61.17 . (a(/yi^/da in late Poets, Epigr.Gr. 440.9 , 445.4 .) a(/yis, ews, Ion. ios, h(, (a(/ptomai) touching, Hp. Epid. 7.5 ; contact, Pl. Prm. 149a , Arist. HA 621a11 : pl., Pl. Prm. 149c . metaph., a(/. frenw=n distraction of mind, Hp. Acut. 52 . a)/yogos, on, blameless, Sammelb. 625 , Poll. 3.139 . Adv. -gws Eust. 19.17 . a)/yoos: qhri/on ti katesqi/on a)mpe/lous, Hsch. a)yo/rroos, on, contr. a)yi/nq-rrous, oun, (a)/y, r(e/w) back-flowing, refluent, Homeric epith. of Ocean, regarded as a stream encircling the earth and flowing back into itself, Il. 18.399 , Od. 20.65 . a)/yorros, on, going back, backwards, a)/yorroi ki/omen Il. 21.456 ; a)/yorroi proti\ *)/ilion a)pone/onto 3.313 ; e)k do/mwn a)/. . . pera=| S. Ant. 386 , cf. OT 431 : mostly in neut. a)/yorron as Adv., backward, back again, a)/yorron . . e)/bh Il. 7.413 ; a)/. oi( qumo\s a)ge/rqh 4.152 ; a)/. prose/fhn Od. 9.282 ; a)/yorron h(/ceis A. Pr. 1021 , cf. S. El. 53 ; w)= pai=des, ou)k a)/yorron (sc. a)/pite); ib. 1430 ; ou)k a)/. e)knemh=| po/da; Id. Aj. 369 (lyr.). (For a)/y-orsos, cf. pali/n-orsos.) a(/yos, eos, to/, (a(/ptw) juncture, joint, lu/qen de/ oi( a(/yea pa/nta all his joints were relaxed [by sleep], Od. 4.794 , cf. Nic. Al. 541 ; a(/yea desmou= Opp. H. 3.538 : in pl., limbs, AP 5.217 ( Agath. ), al. a)yof-hti/ or a)yof-htei/, Adv. of sq., Pl. Tht. 144b , D. 25.90 , Arist. HA 533b32 , Men. 298 , Ph. 1.643 ; le/cis w(/sper e)/laion a). r(e/ousa D.H. Dem. 20 . a)yo/f-htos, on, (yofe/w) noiseless, c. gen., a). kwkuma/twn without sound of . . , S. Aj. 321 . a)yof-i/a, h(, noiselessness, Arist. Ph. 244b17 , Plot. 2.1.6 . a)/yof-os, on, = a)fo/fhtos , S. Tr. 967 (lyr.), E. Tr. 887 , Com.Adesp. 1310 , Arist. de An. 420a7 . Adv. -fws and -fe/ws EM 183.22 . a)yudraki/wtos, on, without pustules or pimples, sw=ma Dsc. 2.72 . a)yu^qh/s, e/s, = a)feudh/s , Hsch. a)/yuktos, on, not capable of being cooled, Pl. Phd. 106a . a)yu_x-a^gw/ghtos, on, not rejoicing the heart, Plb. 9.1.5 . Adv. -tws without being comforted, Jul. Or. 8.252a . a)yu_x-ei/, Adv. of a)/yuxos, Hdn. Epim. 257 . a)yu_x-e/w, swoon, Hp. Morb. 2.5 , Epid. 7.1 . a)yu_x-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, swooning, syncope, Id. VM 10 , Coac. 222 . want of spirit, faintheartedness, A. Th. 259 , 383 , E. Alc. 642 , etc. a)yu_x-opoio/s, o/n, making lifeless or faint, Eust. 611.5 . a)/yu_x-os, on, lifeless, inanimate, po/qw| Archil. 84 ; mnhmei=' a)/yux' e)myu/xwn Simon. 106.4 , cf. E. Fr. 655 , Tr. 623 ; lwto\s a)/. e)/mpnoun a)ni/ei *mou=san Sopat. 10 ; a(\ -o/tata tw=n o)stw=n with least life or sensation, Pl. Ti. 74e , cf. Arist. de An. 413a21 , etc.; a)/. qeoi/, of statues, Timae. 127 . a)/. bora/ non-animal food, E. Hipp. 952 . spiritless, faint-hearted, ka/kh A. Th. 192 ; a)nh/r Trag.Adesp. 337 : a)yuxo/terai ai( qh/leiai [e)le/fantes] Arist. HA 610a21 ; of style, lifeless, D.H. Dem. 20 . Adv. -xws Poll. 2.227 . materialistic, lo/gos Porph. Gaur. 14.4 ( Comp. ). a)/w (A), = a)/hmi (q. v.), blow, only in impf. a)/en, A.R. 1.605 , 2.1228 . = au)/w, i)au/w , sleep, only in aor., e)ni\ koi/th a)/esa Od. 19.342 ; nu/kta me\n a)e/samen 3.151 ; e)/nqa de\ nu/kt' a)/esan ib. 490 ; contr. , nu/kt' a)/samen 16.367 . a)/w (B), hurt, contr. from a)a/w (q. v.); cf. a)/th. a)/w (C), Ep. inf. a)/menai: fut. a)/sw Il. 11.818 : aor. 1 subj. a)/sw 18.281 , inf. a)=sai (v. infr.): aor. 2 subj. 1 pl. e(/wmen 19.402 :— Med. , Ep. 3 sg. a)/a^tai Hes. Sc. 101 ; cf. a)=tai: plhrou=tai, Hsch. : fut. a)/somai Il. 24.717 : aor. a)sa/mhn 19.307 :—satiate, ai(/matos a)=sai *)/arha to give him his fill of blood, 5.289 : but, mostly intr., take one's fill of a thing, i(eme/nh xroo\s a)/menai 21.70 ; lilaiome/nh xroo\s a)=sai ib. 168 , cf. 15.317 ; go/oio me\n e)/sti kai\ a)=sai 23.157 :— Med. , a)/sesqe klauqmoi=o 24.717 ; poth=tos a)/sasqai fi/lon h)=tor 19.307 . (Root sā: s[schwa], cf. a)/-atos, a(/-dhn.) a)w=: u(gei/a|, h(me/ra|, Hsch. a)w/dhs, es, (o)/zw) without smell, Thphr. Od. 18 , Plu. 2.1014f . a)wdu^nei=n, to be free from pain, Hsch. a)w=qen, Adv., Dor. for h)w=qen, Theoc. 15.132 . a)wi/+lion, to/, Egyptian measure of capacity, = 2 cubic ph/xeis, PPetr. 2p.14 , al. (iii B. C.):—also au)wi/+lion, ib. p.118 . a)w/ios, for h)w=|os, a)sth/r Ion Lyr. 10 , prob. in B. Fr. 3.11 . a)w/lupon: to\ ou)k a)pollu/menon, Hsch. a)|w/n, a)|o/nos, h(, Dor. for h)i+w/n, v. l. in Mosch. 3.122 . a)w/n [a_], o/nos, o(, a kind of fish, Epich. 63 . a kind of garment, PAmh. 2.3a ii 21 (iii A. D., pl.). a)/wr, o(, v. a)=or. a)wre/w, to be careless (a)- priv., w)/ra), Hsch. , Suid. :—also, = fula/ttein (a)- intens.), Hsch. a)wri/ ( -ei/ PFay. 19.2 (ii A. D.)), Adv. of a)/wros, at an untimely hour, too early, Heraclid.Com. 1.2 , Luc. Bis Acc. 1 , AP 12.116 ; a). qana/tw| a)pe/qanen Ar. Fr. 663 cod.; nukto\s a)wri/ at dead of night, Theoc. 11.40 , 24.38 ; a)wri\ tw=n nuktw=n Antipho 2.1.4 , 2.4.5 ; a)wri\ nu/ktwr ( v.l. nuktw=n ) Ar. Ec. 741 , Phalar. Ep. 141.2 . a)wri/a, h(, wrong time: hence, untimely fate or death, Hld. 10.16 ; but a)wri/h old age, Herod. 3.29 ; bad condition, pragma/twn Procop. Arc. 14 : pl., a)wri/ai bad seasons, Plu. 2.371b ; a)wri/a midnight, dead of night, Pherecr. 6D. , Ael. Fr. 81 ; in full, h)=n a). th=s nukto\s mesou/shs Alciphr. 3.47 : metaph., a)wri/h| tou= prh/gmatos Aret. CD 1.4 ; darkness (figure of calamity), prob. in LXX Is. 59.9 : acc. as Adv., a)wri/an h(/kein to have come too late, Ar. Ach. 23 ; pou= badi/zeis a)wri/a|; whither so late ? Luc. Asin. 24 . a)wri^lousth/s, ou=, o(, an early bather, better written divisim in M.Ant. 1.16.8 . a)w/rios, a, on, = a)/wros (A), Thphr. CP 2.2.2 , Arat. 1076 , AP 7.600 (Jul.Aegypt.); a)w(/rios IG 12.980 : nom. pl. fem. a)w/riai *)ef.*)arx. 1911.59 (Peraea, iv B. C.). a)wro-bo/ros, on, devouring those who die untimely, PMag.Par. 1.2867 . a)wro-qa/na^tos [qa^], on, untimely dead, Ar. Fr. 663 (cj. Dind. for a)wri\ qan., cf. Phryn. PS p.42B. ). a)wro-qa^nh/s, e/s, = foreg., CIG 3846q (Aezani), Calder Philadelphia and Montanism 35 . a)wro/-leios, on, unnaturally smooth, esp. men who by pulling out their beards tried to make themselves look young, Cratin. 10 ; of a youth, beardless, Ael. NA 13.27 . a)wro/-moros, on, dying untimely, IG 12(8).444 (Thasos). a)wro/-nuktos, on, at midnight, a). a)mbo/ama e)/lake A. Ch. 34 (lyr.). a)/wros (A), on, (w(/ra) untimely, unseasonable, xeimw/n, tu/xai, A. Pers. 496 , Eu. 956 (lyr.); qa/natos E. Or. 1030 ; teleuth/ Antipho 3.1.2 ; cunousi/h Aret. CD 1.4 (but a)/. ga/mos too late, D.H. 4.7 ); pe/nqos LXX Wi. 14.15 ; meta\ ma/xhn i(keteu/ein a)/wron e)do/kei J. BJ 5.11.1 ; a)/. qanei=n E. Alc. 168 , cf. Hdt. 2.79 ; oi( a)/. those who die untimely, Apollod.Com. 4 , cf. Philostr. VA 6.4 ; esp. of those dying unmarried, PMag.Par. 1.342 , cf. 2725 ; in Epitaphs, w)/let' a)/. IG 12.977 : Sup. a)wrw/tate (sic) Sammelb. 1420 ; e(/neka xro/nou pa/ntes e)sme\n a)/. unripe (for death), Metrod. 52 ; a)w/rois peripe/soito sumforai=s Epigr.Gr. 376 (Aezani): Comp. gh/rws a)wro/tera pra/ttein things unbecoming old age, Plu. Sull. 2 . unripe, of fruit, Dsc. 1.126 , LXX Wi. 4.5 ; of fish, out of season, opp. w(/rimos, Nicom.Com. 1.21 : metaph., a)/wros pro\s ga/mon Plu. Lyc. 15 ; a)/. w(/ra Id. Comp. Thes.Rom. 6 . without youthful freshness, ugly, Eup. 69 , X. Mem. 1.3.14 ( Sup. ), Pl. R. 574c . Adv. -rws J. AJ 4.8.19 . a)/wros (B), on, of the plekta/nai or polypus-like legs of Scylla, th=s h)= toi po/des ei)si\ duw/deka pa/ntes a)/wroi Od. 12.89 ; one of the Sch. expld. it as kremastoi/, a)po\ tou= ai)wrw=, but more prob. = a)/kwloi , as Sch.HQ, from Ion. w)/rh B. a)/wroi po/des fore-feet, ou) tou\s a)w/rous ei)=pa/ soi . . po/das pri/asqai; su\ de\ fe/reis o)pisqi/ous Philem. 145 . a)/wros (C), contr. w)=ros, o(, sleep, Sapph. 57 ; h)/las' a)/wron prob. for h)/lasas w)=ron in Call. Fr. 150 . a)wrosu/nh, h(, untimeliness, immaturity, dub. in Epigr.Gr. 414 . a)wro/tokos, on, laid prematurely, of soft-shelled eggs, Hippiatr. 22 . a)/wrto, Ep. plpf. Pass. of a)ei/rw. a(/ws, Boeot. , = e(/ws , IG 7.2228 . *)aw/s, h(, Dor. for *)hw/s, *(/ews; e)p' a)vw= c. gen., to east of, Mnemos. 42.332 (Argos, iv B. C.). *)awsfo/ros, o(, = *(ewsfo/ros (q. v.). a)wt-e/w [a^], sleep, Ep. Verb, only pres., ti/ pa/nnuxon u(/pnon a)wtei=s; Il. 10.159 ; mhke/ti nu=n eu(/dontes a)wtei=te gluku\n u(/pnon Od. 10.548 : abs., Simon. 37.5 :—in Hsch. , a)wteu/ein: a)panqi/zesqai (also a)wtei=te: a)panqi/zete to\n u(/pnon), but expld. by u(fai/nein, AB 476 , cf. Suid. s.v.a)wtemei=n (sic); perh. to be read (in signf. sleep) in B. 8.13 for a)sageu/w. a)wt-i/zomai, cull the choicest or best; v. lwti/zomai. a)/wton [a^], to/, and a)/wtos, o(, the choicest, the flower of its kind: in Hom. mostly of the finest wool, oi)o\s a)/wton Il. 13.599 , 716 , Od. 1.443 ; without oi)o/s (which must be supplied from the context), flock, down, 9.434 ; once of the finest linen, li/noio/ te lepto\n a)/wton Il. 9.661 ; of the golden fleece, xru/seon a)/wton A.R. 4.176 , cf. Orph. A. 1336 ; a)/kron a)/wton [u(/datos], of pure water, Call. Ap. 112 ; of the foam on a wave, ku/matos a)/krw| a). Id. Hec. 1.4.3 ; me/litos a)/. gluku/s Pi. Pae. 6.59 : freq. in Pi. , a)/. zwa=s the prime or flower of life, Id. I. 5(4).12 ; a)/. stefa/nwn the fairest of . . , ib. 6(5).4 , cf. O. 5.1 ; *xari/twn a)/. their fairest gift, Id. I. 8(7).16 ; sofi/as a)/kros a)/. the choicest gift of minstrel's art, ib. 7(6).18 ; a)/. glw/ssas, i.e. a song, ib. 1.51 ; u(/mnwn Id. P. 10.53 ; di/kas a)/. Id. N. 3.29 ; *)afrodi/tas . . a)/wton A. Supp. 666 (lyr.): rarely in pl., stefa/nwn a)/wtoi Pi. O. 9.19 ; h(rw/wn a)/wtoi Id. N. 8.9 ; r(o/dwn a)/wtoi Simon. 148 : in Epitaphs, qnh/|skw . . a)kma=s e)n a)w/tw| in the flower of youth, IG 3.1328 ; to\n . . a)/wton tou= dh/mou CIG 2804 , cf. Epigr.Gr. 455 . that which gives honour and glory to a thing, a)/. i(/ppwn a song in praise of horses, Pi. O. 3.4 ; xeirw=n a)/. e)pi/nikon Id. O. 8.75 .—The gender is indeterminate in Hom. and A. ; Pi. always has a)/wtos, and so Theoc. 13.27 ; A.R. and later Ep. a)/wton ( Opp. C. 4.154 , oi)o\s a)/wta in pl.). a)/wtos, on, (ou)=s) without ears, Plu. 2.963b ; of vessels, without lugs, Philet. ap. Ath. 11.783a , dub. in Call. Fr. 115 , cf. Aët. 1.138 .