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    Class TA44S

    V"_
    Book. Bi
    AN

    ENGLISH-GREEK LEXICON

    BY

    C. D. YONGE, B. A.

    LONDON:
    PRINTED FOR

    LONGMAN, BROWN, GREEN, AND LONGMANS


    PATERNOSTER-ROW.

    1849.
    PREFACE.

    The first suggestion and original plan of this work I owe to the Rev. R. Okes, D.D.
    of Eton College ; and, in making this acknowledgment, I cannot but feel how inade-
    quately I have performed the task he so kindly wished me to undertake.

    The plan originally suggested to me was, the compilation of a Lexicon which should
    contain, as equivalents of English terms, only those Greek words which are found in
    the purest authors ; that is to say, that I should confine myself to Homer, Hesiod,
    Pindar, Theognis, Simonides, etc., the Tragedians, Aristophanes, Herodotus, Thucydides,
    Xenophon, Plato, Aristotle, the Orators, and Theocritus ; at all events not descending,

    except in the case of Theocritus, below the age of Alexander; and indicating the
    authority for the use of every term. This scheme I endeavoured to carry out some
    years ago, but was compelled to abandon it, or at least to defer its completion ; and, on
    resuming the undertaking I was led to enlarge my plan, so as to attempt to give every
    word of tolerable authority.
    In the work as it now stands, my aim has been to exhibit a complete English
    vocabulary, so far, at" least, as there are words in Greek by which the English words
    can be literally or adequately rendered, and, where this cannot be done, to supply,
    wherever practicable, the deficiency by phrases. In every instance I have cited the
    authority for the word or phrase given, so that the student may see at once whether an
    expression be exclusively poetical, and, if so, whether in general use, or confined to Epic
    poetry or to Tragedy, or of a later date and belonging to the era of Theocritus and
    Apollonius ;
    or whether it be found also in prose, or only in prose, and whether used
    by the Historians, the Orators, or the Philosophers, etc. The importance of distinguishing
    between the authority of these writers will be at once acknowledged, when it is remem-
    bered that though all of them, with the exception of Herodotus, were citizens of one
    small city, and nearly contemporaries, they exhibit the most marked peculiarities in style
    and language. But in carrying out my design, I have considered one restriction neces-
    sary I have given no word resting on a disputed, or, I should perhaps rather say, on
    a questionable reading ; nor any, the meaning of which was clearly uncertain. Many
    words, too, are omitted from the impossibility of finding exact equivalents in an ancient
    ;

    VI PREFACE.

    and modern language.* On the other hand, I have given some words though unsup-
    ported by the authority of the purer Grecian ages ; but I have done so only either
    where the matter for translation into Greek was little known by the great Greek
    names of Roman Magistrates,

    ,
    classics (for instance, the etc.), or where derivatives
    in use among standard authors proved the root to have existed in their time ;
    though I can find no better authority than Lucian for

    ;,
    thus I have given it,

    because its right to insertion is established by its derivative occurring


    in Herodotus and Plato ; and though only found in Meander, are
    inserted because Demosthenes has as also (Josephus), because
    supported by the analogy of and used in .ZEschylus. Such
    liberties will no doubt be sanctioned by the student, when he recollects how small a
    portion of Greek literature has been preserved to us. To some words, too, I have
    assigned particular meanings, though I have never seen
    equivalent of " one must disband" I have given "
    word generally for one must " dismiss " but
    ," them so used

    signifies
    ; for instance, as the

    though Plato only uses this


    " to disband," and therefore
    may be clearly used in the same sense. The tenses of verbs are given only when
    they differ from the common or regular forms, and the cases governed by verbs are given
    only when they depart at all from the rule generally applicable to transitive verbs, and
    <e
    delight," as the old grammarians were wont to say, in a genitive or dative case. When
    the case is not mentioned verbs may be considered to govern the accusative ; and when no
    tenses aire given, to be regularly conjugated. In the case of words which have some
    tenses regularly and some irregularly formed, the irregular formations only are given.
    So, too, with regard to adjectives, those ending in os have three terminations, and
    the comparative is formed in the usual manner, unless the contrary be stated.
    I have not given the varieties of dialect, partly because to have done so would

    ,
    have unnecessarily increased the size of the work, and partly because I consider that
    the student should confine himself to the ordinary dialect until he has mastered such
    elementary points. But in cases where a variation of dialect affects the quantity of a
    syllable, this point is noticed, and in some instances words are given differently from
    the established dialect, e. g. because is nowhere found. I
    have also given the quantities of doubtful syllables. The words are arranged as nearly

    * A passage occurs in a letter of Lord Thurlow to Cowper (Life by Lord Campbell, p. 651.) bearing so
    much on this point, and, as it seems to me, giving so good an excuse for many of the defects of this

    work, that I cannot resist transcribing it: " It is impossible to obtain the same sense from a dead language
    and ancient author which those of his own time and country conceived,
    words and phrases contract, from
    time and use, such strong shades of difference from their original import. In a living language, with the
    familiarity of a whole life, it is not easy to conceive truly the actual sense of current expressions, much
    less of older authors. No two languages furnish equipollent words their phrases differ, their syntax and
    ;

    their idioms still more widely. But a translation strictly so called, requires an exact conformity in all
    these particulars. ... I really think at present that a translator asks himself a good question, ' How would
    my author have expressed the sentence I am turning into English ? ' for every idea conveyed in the
    original should be expressed in English as literally and fully as the genius, and use, and character of the

    language will admit of." Lord Thurlow is here speaking of translating from Greek into English ; but it
    is evident that exactly the same principles apply to the converse task of translating from English into

    Greek.
    .

    PREFACE. Vll

    as possible according to the age of the authors in

    any word
    of course
    is

    mean
    universally used
    that it is to
    (e. g. , Omn.
    whom
    ;
    they occur.

    be found in every author, but that there


    Omn.
    When

    is
    I state that
    Att. prose), I do not
    no class of

    writers to whom it is not familiar. The abbreviations are the same as those in Liddell
    and Scott's Lexicon*, except that I have nowhere distinguished between the Iliad and
    Odyssey ; and Homer's Hymns and Batrachomyomachia are distinguished by a small h.

    It is perhaps unnecessary to say any more. I do not send this work forth without a full

    sense of its many deficiencies, for which I must throw myself on the reader's indulgence.
    But if God be pleased to spare me, I shall endeavour to make a future edition less
    faulty ; and I need not add that any suggestions improvement of the work will
    for the

    be gratefully received. To borrow the words of a wiser man, " No man knows all his
    faults, nor keeps all his points. In this book there are faults too many, points too
    imperfect, but none wilful. The friendly reader I know will cover them; the skilful can
    correct them ; the simple I would not have mistake any thing by them."

    Bath, August, 1849.

    * In a work of not possible to point out the different sources from which I have drawn
    this sort it is
    my information; but I must more particularly acknowledge the obligations I am under to Liddell
    and Scott's Lexicon, which I have consulted so constantly, that I may almost call it the basis }f my own
    ; ;;

    AN

    ENGLISH-GREEK LEXICON.

    ,
    To abandon,

    , , ,, ',
    , , , , ABANDON.
    Horn. Pind. Trag. Thuc. Dem. etc. Abjectness (of condition),
    ABOMINABLE.
    , Thuc. (and of

    , ;

    c. gen. or c. ace. Horn. Tyrt. in mid. c. gen. spirit) Xen. 'ayeveia, Arist.

    ,
    ;

    Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen. ; Hdt. Xen. Abjectness (of spirit), Dem.

    ',
    Isoc. ; Isoc.
    Dem.
    Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    To abandon (hope), Eur.,
    ',
    etc. ; Omn. Att. pros. Abjectly,
    Ability,
    Xen.
    ,
    Isoc.
    Horn. Eur. Xen. Plat. Dem.

    ,
    natural

    ', "
    ;

    To abandon (a claim to),


    Hdt. ;

    ,
    , ,,
    To abandon (an investigation),

    , ', ,
    Dem. c. g. rei, and d. pers. Dem. Isoc.

    -,
    pass. c. aor. 2. act. c. gen.
    c. aor. 2. act. pf. act. and fut.

    -,
    Isse.
    1. mid. c. g.
    ability,
    According to the ability of each individual,
    ',
    To abjure,
    Lycurg.


    fut.
    Plat.

    but more usu.


    One must abandon,

    One who abandons,


    Abandoned,
    Abandonment,
    Thuc. Dem.
    To abase,
    ,
    ,,
    One must abandon (an attempt),

    ,, ,
    ',
    ov, Soph. Eur.

    , Hdt.
    , Plat.
    ;
    ,
    c. ace. rei, d. pers. Dem. Dinarch.

    ,,,,, ,, ', ^,,,, ,, ,


    , iEsch. Eur.

    ,
    See Wicked.
    c. gen. Isoc.

    Eur. Hdt.
    ecos-, , Dem.

    Xen. Plat. iEschin. See To humble.


    ,
    ;
    ;
    esp. in Att.

    or poet.
    Abjuration,
    c.
    Ep. fut. often
    in prose oftenest in mid.,

    Able, to?os, c. inf. Horn.;


    but
    Horn. ;
    and
    At. Dem.
    perf.

    infin.

    c. inf. Horn.

    sometimes is understood, Omn. ;


    c. infin. or c. and infin., or c.
    Soph, Plat. Dem.

    usu. c. \\,
    Omn. post
    or
    c. ace, or

    ;
    c. ol and

    , ,
    Horn.
    infin.

    Abasement, , Thuc. ecos, , Plat. ; and ace. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Lys. (, ov, ;

    To be abashed before,

    To abate, ,,
    Pind. Trag. Xen. Plat.

    ,
    mid. c. aor. 1.

    , . ), ,, , -
    intrans.
    ;
    Horn.

    and c. g.
    Plat.
    iEsch. Thuc. Xen. Plat.
    See Ashamed.
    Hdt.), Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Dem.
    JEsch. Soph. Hdt., c.
    or inf. Thuc. Xen.
    and ace. Thuc. ;
    ov, c. inf. or c. gen.
    ;

    c.

    , ' , ,,,, , ,
    To abate (as wind), Hdt. ; Rh. Able, i. e. having good abilities, c. inf. or and ace.
    To abate (as floods), Hdt. ^sch. Xen. Plat. Isoc.
    To abate (one's eagerness, care, etc.), { To be able, (aor. and pass, Horn. Hdt. ;

    , , , ',
    Thuc. so Thuc. and Att.), Omn. c. ace. rei, Horn. ; Omn.

    , ,,
    ; ;

    He must abate his threats, Ar. See Horn. Soph. Xen. ; chiefly in pres. and imperf.
    To diminish.

    ', ,
    Abatement,
    To abbreviate,

    ,,,
    , Arist.
    ^Lsch. Eur. Thuc. Xen.

    , ', ,
    , ,' , ,,
    Plat. Xen.
    Omn. ;
    Soph.
    only in pres. and imperf. act. Soph. Eur.
    ; Plat. ;
    pass. Plat. ;

    ,
    To abdicate, Xen. Ablebodied, ov, and , ov, Xen.
    Aberration (of mind),
    ', iEsch. Eur. Ablution, ecos, , Plat.

    ,
    ;

    iEsch. Eur. {, ) Hipp. Ably, Plat.

    , ,
    ;

    ,,, ,,
    To abet, c. d. pers. d. or ace. rei, iEsch. Soph. Eur. Aboard, Horn. etc. Xen.

    ,, ,, , ,,,,
    ;

    Xen. Dem. To run aboard of (another ship), c. d. Thuc.

    ', Omn.
    ; c. d. pers. ace. rei, or c. prep.
    Att.
    An
    See To aid, Cooperate.
    abettor, JEsch. Soph. Hdt. Xen. Plat. -, c. g. rei
    To put aboard,
    aor. 1. perf.
    in fut. Horn.
    c. dat. Hdt. ;
    ; no
    Thuc. Xen. ;

    ,
    opos, 6, iEsch. Eur. Ant. Plat. c. g. rei. See Ac- Thuc.

    ,
    Arist.
    To ,
    complice.

    ,
    To abhor,

    ,?, ,
    ;

    be abhorred,
    One should abhor, Luc.
    no
    Horn.
    perf.,
    ;

    Xen.
    Xen. ;
    ;
    no

    , ,
    Horn. Hes. Trag.
    perf.,

    , ,
    Omn. See Hate.

    ',,,,,, , ,
    ,
    Soph.
    , ,
    Abode,

    Soph. Eur. ;
    Horn.,
    Pind. Trag. Isoc. Lycurg.

    Soph. Thuc. Xen. Plat. ;


    Eur.; Eur.
    lies. ^Esch. Eur.
    ;

    iEsch. ;
    iEsch.
    lies.
    ,
    Horn. Eur.

    Trag.;
    Hdt.

    ;
    ;

    Pind.
    ,
    , iEsch.
    Horn.

    Eur.;
    h.

    , ,
    ;

    Abhorrence, Omn. Omn. Att. ,


    , -, - TEsch. esp. in pi. Trag. Soph. ;

    , ,.
    ; :

    ,',
    ;

    Abhorrent to, Pind. Hdt. yEsch. Xen.


    To abide,
    c. g. Plat. See Repugnant.
    and in pres. and imperf., Omn. . Eur. ;
    ;

    , Thuc. PI. ;
    ;

    Rh. ;

    -,
    yi

    ', ,
    To abide in or by,
    Dem.
    To abide (an attack),
    Pind.
    Trag. Hdt. Thuc. Dem. etc.

    ,
    Horn. Eur. Thuc. Xen. Dem.
    , ,
    , ',, , ,,,
    ,
    ;

    ;
    One who changes his abode,
    ,
    Rh.
    lies.
    esp. by compulsion, as an exile, etc. Horn. Hdt.
    To abolish, Omn. Horn. Eur. Thuc. Xen.
    ;
    , ;

    ,,,,
    To abide (in a country),
    One should abide (an enemy, etc.),

    ,
    Hdt.

    ,
    Thuc. Plat.

    , , ',,, ,
    Dem. etc.;
    etc.,
    , but in the compounds u, fut.
    Thuc. Hdt.
    perf.
    Dem. Isge. ; Hdt. Time.

    ,
    An abiding in, c. g. Plat. Dem. Plat etc.; Dem. /Eseh. Hdt.
    Abject, Pind. Eur. Hdt Xen. Dem., (in spirit) Time. Thuc. Xen.; aor. 2. Xen.
    Plat. ;
    ov, and , ov, Eur. Thuc. Xen. Dem. ; oi iv To abolish (laws, institutions, etc.), Plat. Isae. Lys.
    , ,
    Abject
    '7
    (in
    Soph.;
    spirit),
    Soph. Ar. Plat.
    oi Xen. Lys.

    See Low, Mean.


    ov, Isoc. Dem.; '- and ,,
    Abolition,

    Abominable,
    Arist.
    ', ov,
    Time.

    Horn. Trag.
    ;

    ;
    ",
    Plat.

    ov, iEsch.
    ;

    ;
    ;;;
    ;

    ,
    ',
    ,
    , , ,
    ,
    ,
    ,, - , ,
    , ',,',',
    ,,
    ,
    ov, iEsch.
    ov, iEsch.
    ; ,,
    ABOMINATE.
    iEsch.
    ov, iEsch. Eur.
    ; iEsch.
    Anac. Dem.
    ; To abrogate,
    Thuc. Dem. etc.;
    fut.
    ABSURDITY.
    perf.
    aor. 2. act.
    pass,
    , aor.
    etc., Hdt
    pass.

    $, ,
    1.

    ,,
    ,
    ;

    Thuc. Lys. Xen. Dem.

    ,,, ,
    Soph. Ar. Plat. ov, iEsch.
    "-
    ; ; ; ;

    ,
    ov, iEsch.

    ',
    ;

    ov, iEsch.
    irayKaraparos, Ar. ;
    Eur.
    ;
    Hdt. At.

    Arp.
    At. Plat.
    Soph. Eur. Ar. Dem.
    ov, Arp.
    ov,
    ;

    ;
    ;

    ;
    iEschin.

    Plat
    ;

    ",
    mid.
    Dem.
    aor. 1.
    ; Andoc.
    Dem. iEschin.
    ;

    ',,,
    Arp. ; ov, Mel. To abrogate beforehand, Thuc.

    ', ,
    ,,
    To abominate, Eur. Xen. pass. Ar. Abrogated, ov, Thuc. Plat. Dem. etc.

    ,
    ;

    ,
    See Hate.
    An
    ,
    ,
    abomination,
    iEsch. vybs,
    aros, iEsch.
    , iEsch.
    ;
    ,Trag.
    aTos, Eur.
    Abrogation,
    Abrupt (of a place),
    ov,
    , Dion.
    Soph. Hdt.
    Horn.;
    .
    ', Horn. Xen.;

    , ,
    ; ;

    ,,, , ,
    ', ,
    Aboriginal, ,
    Soph. Hdt. Thuc.

    ',
    Eur. Hdt. ;
    , ,
    Things which it is an abomination to speak of, a
    Hes. Pind. Ernped.

    ,
    Soph.
    iEsch. Hdt.;
    Eur. Ar. Hdt. Xen. Thuc.
    ; ',
    Abruptly,
    An abscess,
    To abscond,
    Thuc.
    yy, Hipp.
    Omn.

    Thuc. ;
    See Suddenly.

    they absconded,

    ', ',
    ,, , ,', ',
    ,
    Hdt. Absence, iEsch. Eur. Xen. Dem.; Eur. Ar.

    ',
    iEsch. Epigr. ap. iEschin. ;
    An abortion,
    ',
    Abortive,
    ,, ov, Eur. ;
    Ant.

    ov, Horn. Sim. Pind. Dem.


    ov, Arist. metaph. ;
    a, ov, and os,
    4, Thuc. Xen.
    Absent,
    ov, Soph.
    ;

    Horn.
    ov,
    Hdt.

    Soph. Eur.
    ov,
    ; ov,
    ov,
    Pind.
    Soph.
    ;

    ,
    ; ; ;
    ;

    Vain.

    , , " ,
    ov, Pind. Theogn. Trag. Xen. Plat. Dem. ;

    ' (,
    Hdt See ov, sometimes

    ,,
    Absent in mind,
    c. gen. Eur. Thuc. Xen.
    etc. Horn. ;

    ,
    Above, Horn.") gen. and Omn. ov, Plat. ov, Cratin.

    ', ',
    c. c. ace. ; ;

    >
    c.

    ',
    gen. Horn. Pind. iEsch. Eur.

    ',
    Xen. ; c. gen. Horn. What is absent, Thuc.

    , ',, , - ,
    (), Omn.
    ,
    Hdt. Soph.
    c.
    Thuc
    gen. Soph.
    ;

    ;
    c. gen. Horn. Pind. Sim. Theog.
    adv. and c. gen. Hdt. (of a pas-
    ;
    To be absent,
    Pind.
    ;

    iEsch. Eur.
    c.

    ;
    gen. Horn. Hdt
    c.
    ;

    ,
    ;

    ,',
    ,
    ',
    sage in a book) Plat. ; c. gen. Pind. iEsch. Thuc. Plat. gen. Hdt. Thuc.

    , , , ,
    c. gen. Hdt. Xen.

    ,,
    and c. gen. Ar. Hdt.
    Xen. Plat. Dem. (of a passage in a book) Xen.

    , , \,
    Eur.
    ; adv.
    ;
    To absolve,
    ', Xen. Lys.
    Arp. Hdt. Dem.
    See Acquit.
    ; Xen. And. Dem.;

    , , ,
    as adv. above all, and c. gen. Horn.

    ,
    Thuc. Plat. ; ; Absolute, ov, iEsch. ; iEsch. (Sup.
    c. gen. Horn. Pind. h. Ap. Rh. Hdt. Thuc. ; 592.) ; Eur. PI. ; Thuc. Isoc.
    Xen.
    From

    ,
    Above

    ,,
    above,
    all,
    5
    .

    h.
    .Esch.
    Pind. ; Isoc.
    Xen. Plat. ;

    Plat.; (of law, freedom, etc.)


    Ruled with absolute power,
    , ov, and

    ,
    os,

    Arist.
    ov
    ov, Plat.
    ; iEsch.;

    ,
    Above, adj. (superior to covetousness, etc.), Eur. Thuc. An absolute ruler, Plat.
    Xen.
    ', ', Belonging to absolute power, Plat.
    '-
    To be

    ,
    , ,, ,
    ,
    To abound,
    , , ,
    (stationed,

    ', ,
    c.

    , gen. Isoc.
    situated) above,

    Horn. Pind. Soph. Eur. Xen. Plat. ;


    c. gen. Xen. ;
    Absolutely,
    Dem.
    Absolutely, i. e. with absolute power,
    Plat.

    Isoc.
    Dem. ; Xen. Plat. ;

    ' (,
    iEsch. Hdt.

    ,
    ,, ',
    ^Esch.
    Thuc. iEschin.
    ,
    ',
    , ,
    -,
    c.

    ,
    ;

    , ,
    ;

    ;
    Hes. ;
    ace. iEsch. ;
    Eur. Plat. c. gen. Soph.
    Soph. ; Soph.
    pass. c. gen.
    of a rich man), Pind.
    Hdt ; Hdt
    Absolution,
    Absolutism, i. e. absolute power,
    To absorb, fut.
    To be absorbed in (an occupation),
    Hdt See Acquittal.

    iEsch.
    Hdt.
    ,

    (pass.) aor. 2.

    ' , , ,
    Abounding, c. dat yEsch. Soph. Eur. Ar. Plat. c. gen. c. dat Xen. See Devoted.
    ^Esch. Soph.
    About,
    sake
    in all senses,
    of, usually , ,
    ;

    c.
    \,
    dat., as
    iEsch. Eur. See Rich.
    c. gen. c. dat. c. ace. Omn.; but

    Horn. ;
    for the
    in
    To abstain from,
    more usu.
    mid. imperf.
    aor. 2.
    etc. c. gen. Horn,
    imper.
    and oftener
    fut.
    pi.
    mid. -,
    ,, ,,,
    Omn.

    ,, , ,
    all senses, c. gen. but prose writers rarely, if
    c. dat. c. ace. : (Horn, never has the act. in this sense) c. gen. poet or c.
    ever, use it of place, with a genitive while, on the contrary, ; and infin., or c and infin., or c. and infin. in prose,
    Homer does not use of place, with a genitive ; adv. Horn. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Lys. iEschin. aor. 2. im- ;

    and c. gen. Horn. Pind.

    ,
    years,
    I think
    ,
    About (in number),
    iEsch. Xen. ;

    , -
    these
    ,
    ,,
    , ,
    , ,
    Hdt. ; hr\, c. ace. Hdt. ;
    ,Horn.
    Hdt Thuc. Xen. ;

    were ahout
    Hdt.
    ,
    Horn. Xen. ;
    Xen. ; c. ace.

    Hdt Thuc. in about fifty

    Plat.
    all who were present,
    Thuc.
    ; ',
    ;
    ;
    ,,
    ,
    Thuc.
    per. irreg.
    Xen. c. inf.

    gen. Soph. Hdt.


    Abstain (from speaking),
    One must abstain,
    Abstemious,
    Hdt. Xen.;
    Eur. Xen.
    ;
    Horn. Soph.

    Ar.
    c.

    c.

    Xen.
    and

    (dat. pi.
    gen.
    Hdt

    Isoc.
    inf.
    Emped.
    Soph.

    ,
    ov, Hipp. ;
    ;
    ;

    Plat

    Theogn.), Theogn. Soph.


    ov, Xen.
    ;
    c. gen. Pind.

    Plut
    or '. c.

    , , , , , Xen.
    ;

    To be about (to do, etc.), (properly with fut infin. some- ; An abstemious man,

    , ,
    times with pres. ; even with aor. Horn. iEsch.), only in pres. and To be abstemious, Theogn. Archil. Soph. Hdt Xen. Plat.

    .',
    ,
    Omn. Dem.

    ',',
    imperf. etc.

    ,
    To abridge,

    ,
    iEsch. Eur. Thuc. Xen. Plat, Abstinence, Plat Xen. c. gen. or c.

    , ,
    At. Thuc. Xen. To abstract, Plat. ; Plat. ;

    To abridge
    yo one's statement, Eur. Plat. Plat

    ,
    ; ;

    , ,', ,
    Eur. The abstract good, man, etc.,
    Arist. ;

    ,
    ,,, ', ',
    An abridgement,
    , , Plat. Arist etc. etc.
    Abroad,

    ,
    Abroad,
    ,, ',',
    Horn. Eur. Plat Xen.

    adj.,
    Eur. Ar.
    , ov, and ,
    ;

    ov, iEsch. Soph. Eur.


    ,
    Trag. Hdt. Plat

    ), Thuc.
    '-
    Abstractedly (in the abstract),

    tract,
    Arist
    Plat
    Arist. ; is

    Arist
    Plat. ;
    Dem. to consider in the abs-
    ;

    , , ', ;
    ;

    ,
    ov, Pind. and ; ov (poet, a, ov, Abstraction, Plat
    iEschin. ; ov, Eur. Xen. Abstruse,
    ', ov, Xen. ; ov, Hdt. Plat
    ',
    , , , ', ,
    Abroad with, ov, Arist Absurd, ov, Thuc. Xen. Isoc. Dem. etc.; ov,

    ',
    To go or be abroad,
    Hdt. Xen. Isoc. Plat. Dem.
    pass. Soph. Eur. ; Pind. Thuc. Xen. Plat. Dem. etc. ;
    Rather absurd, ov, Arist.
    Lys. Plat Dem.

    To be abroad with,
    To live abroad,
    Xen,
    Isoc.
    Arist.
    i. e. out of doors, ;
    Excessively absurd,
    Absurdity,
    ,
    ',
    Plat.
    Thuc. Isoc. Plat.
    ov, Dem.
    ; ', At. ;

    2
    Absurdly, 'aXoyccs,

    , ',
    , , , , , ",,
    Plat.
    ABSURDLY.
    ;
    ',
    ,,, ,,, -
    Thuc
    , ,
    Horn. Theoc), superl.
    ACCLIVITY.
    Horn. Soph, etc ; ov,
    Abundance,

    , , Hes. rb, Pind. Pind. Eur. Soph. ov, Soph. ov,


    ,
    ; ; ; ; ;

    ,
    Plat. Xen.
    5,
    Isoc.
    Soph. Eur. Plat.
    Eur. Xen. Isoc;
    ',
    ,, , ,
    Dem.

    , , ,
    , ,
    etc. ;

    Soph.
    yEsch. ;
    aros,
    ;
    Eur. ;
    Ar. Thuc.
    Eur. ;
    Pind. Arist.

    One who is abusive,


    ;

    Arist.
    ov, Call.

    Horn.
    ;
    ov, Dem. ;

    ,
    Xen. Plat. Isoc. etc. Plat. Xen. Abusively, Horn. /Esch. Soph. Hdt. Dem.

    ,,
    ; ; ; ;

    Hdt. Xen.
    Hipp. Arist.
    ;

    ' ?, ,, -
    (prop,
    Arist.
    of good), Xen. ; To abut upon,
    Hdt. See To border.
    c. dat. Hdt. ; c. dat. iEsch.

    To have abundance,
    /have abundance to say,
    You will have abundance of statutes,
    Dem.

    ,(, , ',
    ',
    ,
    ,
    ,
    ',
    c. gen.
    , -, Xen. Plat.
    Plat.
    Dem. Abutting on,

    Xen.
    An abyss,
    ov,
    ;
    . Rh. ;

    ov, Arist.
    ov (and

    Ar. Plat.
    Hdt.), Th. Xen.
    PI.
    See Bordering.
    ; ov, Soph. Hdt.
    ;

    Abundant,
    Horn. ,
    elsewhere, Horn. Eur. Xen.
    t

    , .,
    Horn. Pind. yEsch. Hdt. ;

    ,
    Horn. Hes. h. Theoc. Ap. Rh.
    'aSivbs, Horn. Pind. Soph.
    ov, Ap. Rh.

    Horn. Theoc. ; in fern.


    ;

    ,,, comp.
    Ap. Rh.

    , ov, and
    Epich.)
    ;

    os, ov (often
    and
    ;

    ,,
    , t

    ),
    ov,
    Att.
    An acacia,
    Of acacia,
    Academy,
    Acatalectic,
    To accede
    ', ^,
    -,(,
    Hdt.
    Hdt.
    Ar. See School.
    ov, Hephaestion.
    Hdt. Thuc. Plat, etc

    ,
    ,
    (to a proposal, etc.),

    ,
    ;

    Horn. Pind. Soph. Anac. ; Horn. ; fem. To accede (to a conspiracy, etc.), pass, c aor. 2. and pf.

    ,
    neut.
    neut. from

    ,,,
    oblique cases, except ace. sing. masc. and
    Homer uses many other cases from
    and so do the Tragedians in choruses however, does not
    act. Isoc.
    dat.
    To
    Thuc. Xen.
    Thuc

    accede (to the throne),


    ; c. dat.

    mid.
    Hdt.

    c
    ; c.

    perf. pass, in act.

    ,
    ;

    ,
    occur, though

    , ,,, , ,
    , , does. yEsch. Supr. 745. (ch.).
    also, both as ace. masc. and neut. adv.

    , , ,
    both as masc. and fem., and
    Soph, has
    Homer also uses
    as neut. Comp.
    sense,
    To accelerate,
    Hasten.
    Hdt. ; Hdt. See Consent, Join, Succeed.
    Horn. Hdt. ; Soph. Eur. See

    ,, ,, , ,, ,, ,
    Att. superl. Omn. ; ov, Accent, Gramm. ; Gramm.

    ,, ,
    Omn. post Horn. ; Bacchyl. Eur. ; ov, ov, To accept, dep. c pf. pass. etc. in act. sens. Omn. (from
    another) usu. c dat., but also c gen. ; also, .

    ,,
    yEsch. ;
    yEsch. yEsch. Soph. Hdt. Xen.
    ;

    ,
    ,
    ,,
    instead of a man, Horn. ; Horn. Eur. Hdt. Thuc.

    ,
    also fem. Horn. yEsch. Thuc. Plat.

    , ,
    etc. ;

    (of waters) ov, Eur. ov, Eur. ; Dem. etc. Horn. Hdt. ./Esch. Dem. ;
    . Rh. Att. ,
    Xen.
    ;

    Nicoch. Dem.;
    ;

    no aor. 1. act., aor. 2. perf.


    - but

    ,
    fut. /iai,

    ,
    ; ;

    Plat. Hdt. Xen.


    , Hdt. yEsch. Eur. Hdt. Omn.
    ;

    ,
    ; ;

    Eur. Th. Xen. Dem. etc.


    To be
    Att. prose
    abundant,
    ; Arist.
    Hes. Plat. Xen. ; omn.
    One shoidd accept,
    See Receive.
    Plat. ; Xen. ;
    '-
    ?,
    ,
    Such abundant reason had Pericles, Plat.

    , ,
    Thuc.

    , ' (, What ought to be accepted, Plat Plat.

    ,
    ;

    ',
    ,
    ;

    ^,
    ,
    Abundantly, Omn.

    ,
    often gen.

    ,
    Ep.), Plat.

    , ,
    c.

    , ,
    ;

    , ,
    , ,
    often c. gen. Horn. yEsch. Plat. Hdt. ; Acceptable, ov, Horn. Plat. Horn. yEsch. ;

    ,
    , 'bv,
    Horn. ; Horn.Hes. Hippon. ; Ap. Rh. ; Hes. Pind. Theog. Ap. Rh. ?, ;

    ,
    , ,
    ; ;

    ', , Omn. Horn.), ace sing, Theoc Mosch. and as fem.


    ,

    ,,
    Horn. Soph. Horn. ; ; (and fem.
    elsewhere. Omn. See

    ,
    Eur. Eur. Thuc. Xen. Dem. Pind. Eur. Theoc comp. Pleasant.

    -
    ; ; ; l Att.

    /, . Xen.; Xen.; Soph. Plat.; Acceptably, Eur. Xen. Plat. Plat, etc
    ,,
    , , ,
    ;

    Rh. ; Hdt. Acceptance, iEsch. ; Soph. Plat. ;

    c.

    , ,
    dat. Dem.

    ,
    To abuse (misuse),

    , , c.
    mid.
    dat. Plat.
    c. perf. pass, in act. sense,
    Dem., c. ace. Dionys.
    Plat.
    Acceptation (of words),
    ,, ,, Thuc.

    ,
    ;

    (com.)

    , ; c. dat. Plat.
    ), , Access, Eur. Hdt. Thuc ; , Thuc

    ,
    , Dem.

    ,
    To abuse, i. e. to Xen. Pind. Eur. Ar. Hdt. or

    ,
    revile, Horn. (Ep. also fut. ;

    ,
    ;

    ,. ,,, , ', , ,
    Ap. Rh. Hdt.

    ', ,,
    Hdt. Thuc. Plat. Dem. etc.
    c. dat. and c. ace. Horn. Hes. Trag.
    ; , Hdt.
    , Eur.

    ,
    Horn. h. Soph. Eur. Access (leave to approach),
    ;

    ,
    ;

    Horn.
    , Hes. h. yEsch. Theog. Soph. Accessible, ov, Horn. Pind. Soph.

    , .
    ; ; ; ;

    Eur. Omn. post Horn, in mid. c. dat. Ar. Plat. tos, Thuc Hdt. ov, Xen.

    ,
    ; ;

    ,
    ; ;
    ;

    Epich., oftener in mid. and pass., Epich. yEsch. Soph. Thuc. Xen. ov, Thuc. ov, Xen. Dem. ;

    ,
    ; ;

    -,
    Ap. Rh.
    ,
    , , ', , ,, , , ,
    Trag.
    ; Soph. ; ; aros, Xen. ; Call.
    Horn. ayyb,
    ,
    c. yEsch. Soph. ; Eur. Ar. ; ; Accessible (of a wall), ov, for 'dj/ag., ;

    , -,,
    Soph. Soph. Ar. Thuc. Dem. etc. ov, Isoc.

    -
    ;

    -, Ar.
    Ar.
    Pherecr.
    Trag.
    Plat, (com.)
    ;

    Soph.
    ;
    Accessible (of a person),
    Accessible (from all sides),
    c.

    ov,
    d. yEsch.
    Pind.; (by sea)

    ,,
    ; ; ;

    , -,
    Thuc. Hdt. Plat.

    , ',~,
    Lys.
    Hdt. Dem. c. aor. 1. pass, in act. sens. Dem.;
    Hdt.
    c. dat.
    ;

    Dem.;
    ; Ar. D. ;
    ;

    ',, Plat. ; c'Aey-


    Accession,
    Hdt.
    Plat. Dem.
    The accession to a throne, etc. , Hdt. See Addi-

    , ,
    Horn. Soph. tion, Succession*

    , ', ,
    ; ;

    iEsch. Soph. Hdt. ; Ar. Accessory, , ov, and ov% yEsch. Eur. Dem. in a

    ,
    abuse in a way that must not be repeated, good sense (but rare), Dem.
    Dem.

    , ,, An accident, usu. bad sense, Pind. Hdt. Omn. Att.,

    ,, , ,, ,
    To abuse

    ,
    To hare a matci

    , ,
    in turn, Eur. good, yEsch. Soph. Eur. Ar. ; usu. bad sense,
    ,, . Thuc

    ,
    at abiising, (mid.), Dem. Thuc. Dem. Plat.

    ,
    ,
    ;

    ,
    ; ;

    >
    Abuse,

    -,
    , ,, rb, Horn. Pind. ; to, Omn. ;
    Tt>, Plat. ; accident, to Lys. See

    ,, ^,
    Horn. Horn. Horn. K&Kvyopia, Invent.

    -
    pi.

    , ,
    ;

    ,
    ; ;

    ,
    Hdt. Plat. Xen. 4,
    Pind. Plat. Dem. Lys. ;

    ,, Hdt. ; Accidental, , ov, and


    Eur. Thuc.
    ov, Hdt. ;
    Plat. ;

    , , , ,
    ; Plat. ;

    ,b or
    Arist.

    , ,
    Abusive, , ;

    , Ar.

    ', comp.
    Omn. Att. prose ;

    also
    Ar. ; Accidentally,
    Thuc. Xen, Plat.
    Acclamation, Ar.
    ;
    Hdt.

    4, Plat.
    Arist.
    Dem.
    Hdt.

    Att.
    .
    , Rh.
    elsewhere, superl.
    ;

    ov, Eur.
    3
    Menand.
    Horn.
    ov, Horn. Soph. ;
    comp. ; , ov, lies.
    (and ,
    ov. Horn.
    ; - To shout in acclamation,
    Plat. /Esch.
    An acclivity, &, , , yEsch.
    Xen.

    See Hill.
    ;

    2
    Xen.
    ; ;;

    To accommodate,

    To accommodate
    Accommodating
    ( i.

    ), Thuc.
    oneself,

    , (of persons),
    e.

    ,
    make
    ACCOMMODATE.

    , , -, ,
    to correspond,

    (,
    ,
    mid. c. dat. iEschin.
    Soph. a, ov and
    Soph. Plat. ;

    Hes. ;

    See Do, Perform.


    ,
    only pres. and imperf. Horn. ;
    Soph, Hdt.

    ,,
    , .,,
    ,
    Hdt.

    -
    To accomplish, i. e. render (a pupil) accomplished,
    els

    Eur.
    ACCOUNT.
    ;

    ,
    ;

    os, ov, comp. and To be accomplished (of a person), pass. Ar.

    ,
    ,
    Horn.) Eur. Dem. One must accomplish, Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Isoc;
    Accompaniment,

    , , , ,, , the accompaniment (, poet.) Soph. Plat. Xen. Isoc. Soph.

    ,
    to of, c. Isoc. ; ;

    gen. Hes. Theogn. Soph. Ar. Xen. Eur.

    , ,
    To accompany, onlypres. and imperf. and without augm. What can be accomplished, Isoc. Hdt.

    ', ,
    ;

    ,
    and sometimes c. Thuc. Xen. Isoc. ;

    ,
    c. dat. Horn. Hes. h. iEsch. ; c. dat. Soph. Plat. Xen. Isoc. ;

    , ,
    ,, ,
    ace, only pres., imperf. and aor. 2. Horn. Arist.: ov, Soph.

    ,, ,',,
    augm.
    dat. Horn. h.
    c. dat. Pind. ,
    , ,
    Pind. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen. Plat.
    ,
    ,
    only pres. impf. and aor. -,
    Horn.
    c. dat. or prep. Oinn. poet.

    ,
    ;

    c. dat. Theogn.
    ;

    .
    and before
    c.

    aug-
    ;

    ;
    ;

    ;
    What has been accomplished (prayer, curse, etc.),
    and os, ov, Pind. iEsch. Soph. Ar.
    Able to accomplish,
    A means to accomplish,
    Xen.
    or ap, aTos,
    ov, Eur.

    Horn. Pind.
    a, ov,
    ;

    ,
    05,

    , ,
    mented tenses c. dat. Trag. Thuc. Xen. Accomplishing itself, ov, iEsch. a, ov, and ;

    ,
    ;

    c. dat. Eur. ;

    prep. Omn. Att. prose

    Xen. Plat. etc.


    c. ', c. dat. Eur.

    dat. Plat.
    c. dat. Xen.
    c.

    c.
    c. dat. or

    dat. Plat. Xen.


    dat. Thuc.
    Plat.
    ;

    ;
    ;

    ;
    os, ov, iEsch.
    Accomplishing an oracle,
    To be accomplished late,
    Who accomplishes all things,
    ov, Horn.
    iEsch. ;
    Eur.

    ov,

    ), '
    ; ;

    Xen.
    Rh. (, ; c. dat. Xen.

    Eur.
    c. dat. Ap. ; iEsch. TeAe/os, a, ov, and ov, Pind. iEsch.
    Not accomplished,
    ;

    -qs, Horn. Soph., and not accomplishing,

    ,
    ;

    To make to accompany,
    5, 5,
    Horn. Pind. ; and in mid. to make c. dat. Pind. c. gen. Plat.

    to accompany oneself, Horn.

    '?, 5,
    5,
    Accompanying,
    ,
    To accompany in music,

    , ,
    ,,
    pany songs with the lyre, Ar.

    ,
    To accompany on a wind instrument,

    -, -,
    i\4yois, to accom-

    Ar.
    subst. or adj. os, ov, h. Pind. Trag. Plat.;
    Accomplished (of a man),
    Plat. Isoc.
    Accomplishment, tuKos,
    Theoc.
    Accomplishment,
    ;
    ;
    Eur. Ar. Plat. Isoc.
    77?5, Hdt.

    i.
    ews,
    e.
    ,
    to,
    Plat.
    elegant
    Plat.
    Omn.
    ;

    learning,
    ; )05,
    ; 'aj/Do-ts,

    eo>s,
    5,
    ,
    Plat.
    ;

    -,
    Plat.
    Eur. Plat.
    Horn.

    ,
    ;

    5, , -, ,
    subst. or adj. os, ov, c. gen. or dat. Soph. Thuc. Hdt. Plat. Xen. Isoc. ecos, Ar. Plat.

    , 5,
    ;

    Plat.
    Accompanying
    Accomplice,
    ;

    , , ,
    , 5,
    5,
    quickly,
    ov,

    ovos,
    c.

    ,
    dat. Arist.

    Hes. ;
    ov, JEsch.
    Soph. ;
    To accord,

    (see Agree) ;
    c.

    i.
    dat. ov c. prep.
    e. grant,
    fut.
    iEsch. Eur. Soph. Hdt.
    aor.
    aor. 2.

    1. etc.,
    Dem.
    perf. p.
    perf.

    ?,, -, 5,
    c. Xen. Dem.;
    gen. iEsch. Soph. subst. and adj. gen. Omn. See Grant.

    5,
    c.

    own Omn.

    ,,
    iEsch. Soph. Hdt. Xen. Plat. etc. c. gen. Eur. Thuc. Accord, of one's accord, ; a, ov, and
    ;

    ,
    ,
    Ant.
    sense,
    Plat. Ant.

    , ,,
    , ;

    - 5,
    , ,, - ,^, 5,5,
    Dem.
    ;

    ,
    opos,
    ;

    5, ,
    usu. as adj. a, ov,

    Hdt. Xen.
    Eur.
    subst.
    ;

    and
    ;
    and

    adj. iEsch.
    os,

    Dem.
    iEsch. Eur. good
    opos, b, iEsch. Eur.

    ,
    Plat.
    Eur. Plat.
    ;

    ;
    os, ov, Soph. Eur. Thuc. Plat. Dem.
    ov, Horn. Hdt. Eur. Xen. Dem. etc.
    Thuc. Isoc. Dem. cdrrbs, Horn. Soph. Xen.
    ov, Eur. ; ov, Xen.
    ;

    ;
    ;

    /?5,
    etc.
    ,

    Hdt.
    ;
    ov, and os,
    ov, Eur.

    , , , one's own accord,

    ,
    -yaTis, Eur. See Assistant. (Coming) of ov, iEsch. Soph. ;

    ,
    To an accomplice,
    be Eur. ; Eur. axiTOsaoTos, ov, iEsch. Soph.

    ,
    ;

    Xen.
    5, c. dat. Din. See Cooperate. Of
    ' one's own accord, adv. Eur. Xen.
    ' Soph.;

    ,
    ;
    ;

    , , ,
    To accuse as a chief accomplice, iEsch. Thuc. Soph. ; ;

    ,,
    ,
    To accomplish, in tmesi, Horn. ; Horn. ;
    Thuc. ; Hdt. Xen. ;

    , ,,'' ,,, , 5, 5,5,5,?,


    Omn.

    ',
    Omn. ; ^,
    and
    ;

    Omn.
    fut. med. in pass. sens. Horn.
    aor. 1.
    fut.

    ;
    aor. 1. poet, often
    imperf. poet, (not Trag.), also
    etc. To do of one's own accord,
    With one accord,
    Dem. Isoc.
    fiiw
    Thuc.
    Thuc.
    Xen.
    or /aj
    -, ^,
    Xen.

    Ar. Xen. Plat.


    ;
    ;

    Pind. Trag. and Att. ; ',


    in pres. and imperf. Omn. ;
    ;

    Accordance (see Agreement), in ace. with ov, iEsch.


    ;

    Horn. iEsch. Hdt. Xen. Isoc. (once a in Horn.), ov, Pind. Soph. Plat. ov, c. gen. or dat.

    , , ,, ,
    ; ;

    only in pres. and imperf. Hem. Pind. iEsch. Hdt. Ar.


    Horn. Pind. iEsch. Soph. Hdt. (and Horn.), ;
    ; Ar. Plat.
    In accordance with, (to7s ), etc., Pind. Thuc. ;

    (,
    Horn. iEsch. Soph. Horn. Pind. Soph. ; fut. ; c. dat. Dem. ; c. dat. Plat. Arist. ; c.

    , , , ,

    aor. 2. Horn. Pind. to be ace. Soph. dat. Plat.
    ,
    ,
    and Horn. Soph. Eur. Xen. aor. 1. ; According to, etc.), Hdt. Dem. etc. ; c. ace.

    ,
    no perf. act. Omn. post Horn. ; Sapph. Pind. Eur. Ar. Omn. ;
    c. gen. Thuc. Plat. ; c. ace. Dem. ; Trpbs c.

    -, ,
    , ,
    Theoc. ; iEsch. f. Soph. ; ; ace.Thuc. Xen.

    , , ,
    or
    ,
    Eur. Thuc. Xen. Plat. Dem.
    h. Eur. Xen.
    Pind. Trag. ; ; Accordingly,
    Omn.
    first word in a sentence, Omn.
    Toiyap, usu. at beginning of a speech, but
    never the

    ,
    fut. aor. 2. Att.

    5,^,
    ,
    ; ;

    ,
    , ,
    Eur. Hdt. Soph. Eur. Xen. not always, Horn. iEsch. Soph. ; ToiyapoxJv, Soph. Hdt. Plat.
    or
    ; Eur. ;

    57,
    -, , ,
    Hdt. ; iEsch. Soph. Eur. Hdt. ; To accost, Horn. Hes. Trag. only aor. 2. ;

    , ,
    Xen. Soph. Xen. Eur. Plat. Isoc. and aor. 1. Omn. Hdt. Thuc. Plat. See Address.

    ,
    ;

    --,
    ; ;

    ,
    -fut.

    Soph. Thuc.

    , ,
    aor. 2. Thuc. Hdt. Plat.
    Hdt. Thuc. Xen. etc. ;

    .
    ;
    An account,
    Plat.
    Hdt. Xen. Plat. Dem. ; Thuc. Isoc.

    ,
    ;

    An

    ,
    Xen. Dem. Isoc. account of wliat one has done, etc., before judges, usu. in

    ,
    ; ;

    ,
    , ,
    Rh. ; Isoc. Plat. pi. Ar. Plat. Dem. Lys. etc.

    ,, ,
    To accomplish An account Dem.

    ^^- Eur. Thuc. Plat. Xen. Dem.


    successfully, usu. in

    '
    of'expefises,

    ,
    ;

    ,
    ^Esch. pi. Dem. Lys.
    To accomplish (one's fate,
    To accomplish (a journey), (') Horn.
    (, etc.), Horn. Hdt. To account,
    Count, Think.
    ;

    Soph. ; Eur. Thuc. Hdt. See

    To

    ,
    help to accomplish,

    , c. dat. pers. ace. rei, Isoc. To give an account, mid. c. ace. of the items in the

    ,, -, -, ', , ',
    To
    To
    accomplish for another besides,

    -
    Xen. account, Lys. ;

    . mid. intrans. Xen. c. ace. rei,

    , Dem. Lys.
    accomplish first or quickly, Xen. iEschin. ;

    To accomplish besides,
    -, Dem. To put down in an account, Hdt. Thuc. Dem.
    -, ;

    ' ( ), ,
    To accomplish at the same time, Arist. Xen. Dem. ; fut. aor. 1. aor.
    To accomplish against one's toiU, Mosch. 2. aor. 1. pass, Dem.; Dem.;
    To be accomplished, esp. as prophecies, etc., Lys.
    ;
    ; ;;

    The giving an account,


    'To call
    To
    To
    to account,
    call to account besides,
    ,,
    ,, ,
    ACCOUNTABLE.

    yEsop.
    yEschin.

    e
    Arist.
    gen. causae, Thuc.
    ,
    but hardly except where a neuter pron. as

    pers.
    c.acc
    and inf.

    ,,
    stands for the
    substantive, Horn. Eur. Ar. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Antipho, also c ace.
    pers. and prep. Xen.,
    vel o,Tt,
    Antipho;
    mid. c. aor. pass, in act.
    ACCUSTOM.

    , etc. Thuc, c ace


    ,
    ,
    be called to account, rei
    To be bound to give an account, aor. 2. sens., c. gem. ace, c. ace pers. and gen.
    rei, c.acc rei gen. pers., c.

    Lys. dat. pers. and ace rei, or c. dat. pers. and conj. ',, etc Hes. ,
    To
    Dem.
    call a

    ,
    person's accounts in question,

    , ras
    yEsch. ',
    Pind. Theog. Trag. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Lys., e dat. pers. gen. rei,
    fut. -,
    ',
    pf. -', etc., c. dat. pers.

    ' ,
    ;

    7b pass a person's accounts,


    To balance accounts icith,
    A balancing of accounts,
    , Dem.
    Dem.
    Ar. ace rei, c. dat. pers.
    omitted), Omn. Att. ;
    and
    c. gen. pers. ace rei, or c.

    gem. gen., or c. gen. pers. and prep. Hdt. Omn. Att.


    inf. or conj. (either person or thing often

    ,
    ,
    ;

    To take into account, rivos, Dem. . . . yEsch. Hdt. Xen. Dem. etc. pf. etc. usu. -4,

    , , ,
    ; ;

    Lys.

    , falsely, but not always, c ace pers., c. dat. pers. ace rei, Soph.
    -
    To malce account of, Hdt.

    ,
    Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Dem. ; yEsch. Soph. Xen. ;

    , , -
    ,
    (),
    ' (,
    ,
    c. ace pers. gen. rei, or c gem. ace, or c. ace pers. and

    ,
    Of no account, Hdt. ;

    iv
    Soph.
    . (), Hdt. Plat. ; etc.), yEsch.

    ,
    inf. yEsch. Soph. Ar. Hdt. Thuc. Dem. ;

    ,,
    pers. Eur. mid. Eur. ;
    c. ace rei dat.

    Hdt. Xen.

    , ; ;

    ,
    To make no account of, Hdt. c. ace rei dat. pers. Eur. Dem. c ace or gen.

    '
    ;

    ,'
    To be of great account,
    They are of no account,
    To
    On , ,
    ,, , ', ,
    be taken icith the account,
    account of, ', c. gen.
    Eur.
    Omn.
    Horn. yEsch. Eur.
    ",
    ;
    Hdt.
    Eur.
    Hdt. Xen., as pres. and fut. of

    Lys. etc. ;
    c gen. Eur. Ar. Plat.;
    mid. and pass. c. ace pers. gen. rei, Ar. Dem.
    Ar. Xen. Lys. Ar. Xen. Dem.
    c dat. pers., c. ace rei, or inf. Ar. Hdt. Thuc. Lys.
    ;
    ,
    -,-
    ,,',, ,,
    Xen. etc. ; Horn. Eur. Plat. Xen. ; Hdt. Pind. mid. and pass, e dat. pers. gen.

    ,
    Ap. Rh. etc. ; usu. after its case, yEsch. Soph. Eur. etc.
    Isoc. etc.
    ;

    Soph. Plat. yEschin. Isse. ; only once, Ar. ; -, rei,

    c. gen. Pind. Trag. ;

    yEsch. Plat. Theoc.


    ,
    (dial, yEsch.), Xen. c. ace. Omn.;

    ', ',
    c. gen. yEsch. ; c. gen.

    c. gen. Omn. c. dat. Horn.

    ',
    ',
    Andoc.

    ,, ,-
    mid. and pass, c gen. rei or inf. Ar. Plat. Dem. yEschin. ;

    etc.
    c.

    ;
    ace pers., c inf. rei,

    Dem. Andoc.
    or c.

    ;
    prep. Thuc. Plat. Lys.
    c. dat. pers.

    , ,
    Accountable, ov, yEsch. Eur. Hdt. ; Lys. Hdt. Thuc. e gen. Dem.

    ,
    ov, ; ; ;

    'oyos,

    ,
    yEsch. Ar. Hdt. Thuc. Dem.; ov, Xen. ; ov, Xen. Lys. Antipho Dem. Antipho

    -
    ;

    -,
    ;

    Plat. Lys. Dem.


    To accoutre,
    See Responsible. c. gem. ace, c ace pers. and inf. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Dem. ;

    ^, -,

    ',,,
    aor. 1 mid. tenses from etc. e ace rei

    ,
    pf. pass, aor. 2.
    ,
    ,,, , Horn. Pind. ; Eur. Ar. Hdt. Xen. See Arm, gen. pers., or c gen. pers. and inf., or Hdt. Thuc. Plat. Lys.

    , ,
    Equip. etc. ; Thuc. Dem. Lycurg. Isoc. yEschin. ;

    Accoutrement, Omn. ; mid. and pass. Dem. Xen.

    ,,,,
    Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc.
    Xen. Dem. etc. ; Trag. Xen. Plat. See Equipment, etc. To accuse on oath, c. gen. Hdt.

    .
    ,.
    To be tvell accoutred,
    To accrue,
    Thuc;
    Soph.
    pass. c. pf. and aor. 2. act. c. dat. or

    ,, Thuc; cd. Dem.


    ,
    , -,
    To accuse falsely,

    To accuse beforehand,
    Ar. Antipho.
    To join in making false accusations, Dem.
    Dem.

    ,
    dat. pass. ; pf.
    To accumulate,
    ', Xen.

    ,, ,
    Eur. Ar. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. ; etc Thuc.

    ,
    ;

    ,
    Horn. Ap. Rh. Eur. Thuc. Xen. Plat. etc. See Heap To accuse gem. ace Thuc, c gen.

    ,
    ; besides, c. pers.
    up, Collect. Xen.
    -
    ,, ',
    Accumulated,
    Accumulation,
    Thuc
    Accuracy,

    ', ',,,
    ", ,
    Arist.

    ,
    Horn. ;

    yEsch. Plat.
    of woe,
    Plat.

    ;
    ; the act,

    Isoc.
    ', , , ,
    ov, Soph.

    Antipho,Plat.

    ',
    ~,
    To accuse

    To accuse
    Isoc.

    ,,
    ;
    together, at the
    Dem. Lys.
    in retaliation,

    c.
    ;

    c.
    same time,

    dat.
    gen. pers. Lys. yEschin.
    or ace
    Arist.
    pers.
    Thuc.
    ;

    and
    ;
    inf.
    Dem.

    Dem.
    Dem. Lys.
    ;

    ,
    Accurate, Eur. Ar. Hdt. Thuc. Plat. Isoc. Dem. Thuc.

    ,
    ;

    , ',, ,,, -),' , ,,


    ;

    Pind. Eur. Hdt. Phrases for to accuse, e dat. Soph. ;

    To be accurate, consider accurately, intrans., or ' c Soph. ;


    ' Hdt. ;

    ace Plat. Dem.


    Accurately, Theogn. Hdt. yEsch.; ', -, c dat. pers. Dem. Lys. Andoc.
    Antipho;
    ;

    (fut. -, Dem.
    aor.
    ;

    1.

    ,
    ;

    ,
    yEsch. Dem. Isoc. ; (to spoak) Plat. aor. 1. pass, e gen. Dem.;
    To speak quite accurately, //, Hdt. c Dem.

    ,
    dat. c. gen.

    ,
    ;

    ,,
    One should speak accurately, Dem. aor. 2.

    ', [', -
    Arist. ; (fut. pf.

    ;
    To know, understand^

    ( make
    investigate, arrange, or accurately, Horn.], pf. pass. Dem.).

    ', ', Eur. Xen. Plat Dem. Lye.; also <p.


    Eur. Ar. Plat. Xen. Isoc. To be accused,
    '?,
    ,
    Accursed, Horn. Soph. ; (Hermann says and e gen. subaudito), Xen. Dem. Ar.

    ,
    ov, crim.

    , ,,
    , ,, ,
    Accusation, ,, ,
    , ',
    in

    ,
    Epic.)
    ov,
    Soph. Eur. Ar. Dem.
    Dem.
    Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Dem.
    ; '?,
    ;
    Hippon. ;
    Lycurg.

    Xen. Antipho;
    Ar. ;

    yEsch. Ar. Hdt. Thuc Xen. Plat


    Time
    (),
    ;

    ;
    c. ace rei, Eur.

    yEschin.
    ;

    Thuc
    ;

    , ,,
    Mich. Eur. Thuc ; Soph. Eur. Xen. ; e ace rei Eur.

    Andoc
    , , ', Omn. ,

    , ,
    Att. ; Eur. usu. false, Hdt. Thuc Xen. mey which he was accused o/' havii //,

    , , ,, , ',
    Omn.

    , ",
    ; Att. pr. ; otos, Plat. I hit'.

    Dem. ; Dem. Lys. etc. ; , Xen. ; lie was accused if great injustice,
    , Antipho. Thuc.
    A previous accusation, Thuc. One must accuse, Isoc. Plat. ; Plat.
    An accusation on oath,

    ,
    Hdt. Fond of licensing, Arist.
    An accusation when a man teas caught in the fact, Dem. Accused, ov, Antipho; ov, Arist.
    Lys. Easily accused, liable to accusation, Time

    ,,
    ov,
    To

    '.,
    An accusation
    / ',
    lay an accusation

    ,
    to
    Lys.
    is
    when a. man is caught in the fact,
    admit it (as judge), or decide it,
    Dem.
    made againsi him by the city,
    Not
    yEschin.

    An
    licensed,

    accused, adv.
    accuser,
    ov,

    Soph.
    Plat.

    Ar. Dem.
    Dem.

    Hdt. Plat. Xen.


    ;

    Isoc. etc.;
    ov,

    To accuse,
    5
    Xen.
    mid. c. acepcrs. and gcn.rei, also c ace rei, ,
    To accustom,
    Ar.
    augmented tenses, . Eur. Thuc. Xen. Plat.
    ;; ;;

    ,
    , ,,
    Dem. , Xen.
    ACCUSTOMED.
    Plat. ; c. ace. pers. dat. rei, Like an acquaintance,
    ',,
    ACROSS.
    Thuc Xen. , Dem.

    ,,
    ;

    -
    ;

    Xen. act. c. gem. ace, in pass. c. dat. rei, Xen. To acquiesce, c. conj. ,, , etc., or c part., or
    ', c.
    ;

    To accustom a person not


    , TEschin.
    Xen. ;

    to
    Plat. Deiu.
    do what he has been used to, ', dat. rei, rarely

    aor. 1. pass,
    and ,
    -, c
    c. ace
    aor

    ,
    rei,
    1.
    ace
    Horn. Ar. Plat. Dem. Lys.

    rei,
    and
    Pind. iEsch. Eur. ;
    -,
    ,,pf.
    ;

    pass, ,
    fut.

    only
    One

    , , must accustom, c. ace. and inf. Xen. ; fut.

    ,
    and aor. 1. (and perf. mid. Hdt), c. ace or e dat.
    Plat.

    pf. ,
    To be accustomed,

    Hdt. Thuc. Plat.


    Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    Horn. Hdt., or
    etc.

    ;
    ,
    ',
    ,
    , , ;
    Horn. Soph.
    , Omn.
    -, fut.
    Arist.
    ;

    ;
    pres. Horn, (but rare),

    Hdt. Thuc.
    Pind. iEsch. Soph.

    ,
    ;

    ,
    iEsch. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Plat. Isoc. Dem.;

    Plat. Dinarch.

    ,,,,
    One must acquiesce,
    Acquiescence,
    c.'dat.
    sometimes c ace, or e inf., or c ace and inf. Eur. Hdt. Thuc.

    ,, c dat. Dinarch.
    Plat.

    ,-,,,,-,,',
    It is accustomed, impers. vEsch. Plat. To acquire, mid. perf. pass, in act. sens, and

    ,,
    ;

    Accustomed, Horn. Eur. Thuc. Plat. etc. ;


    eia>0a>s, c. dat. optat. (aor. 1 . Thuc. Eur.),
    pass, in pass. sens.
    Hes. Soph. Eur. Plat. Xen. iEschin. ; alios, c. gen. Soph., -, Omn. mid., esp. of acquiring friends, etc., Horn.
    sine casu, Eur. Ar. ; 46as, ados, c. gen. Thuc. ; cxjvoikos, ov, c. Soph. Xen.;
    ;

    only in aor. 1. act. -, and in pres.


    dat. Soph. Plat. Xen. ;

    ,
    In an accustomed manner,
    -
    Xen.
    Soph. Plat. 5, mid. Horn. Theoc.
    esp. in
    ;

    mid.
    Eur. ;
    Thuc. Xen. Isoc. Dem.
    Hdt. Xen. ;

    , -,
    ;

    ,
    ,
    ,

    ,
    Ache, Horn. ./Esch. Soph. Plat. ; ovos, Eur.
    ,
    fut. aor. 2. perf. Xen. ;

    ,,
    Hdt. Xen. See Pain.

    ',
    To ache, or feel an ache, Horn. iEsch. Ar. Hdt. Xen. Xen. Isoc.
    mid. c perf. pass.
    Ar. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    in act. sens. c. ace Hdt.

    , ',' , , ,, -
    ;

    Anac. Soph. Ar. Antipho. See To feel pain. To acquire for another, Dem.
    Acheron,
    05,
    Of Acheron,
    To achieve,
    ovros, , Eur.
    los. JEsch. Eur.;
    Hdt. ; mid. Eur.
    Eur.
    See Do,
    To acquire besides,
    Hdt. Thuc.
    To aid in acquiring,
    Soph. ;

    c. dat. pers.
    jEsch. Soph.

    Dem. ;

    '',
    , ,,,,,', ,,, , , ,,
    Perform, etc. sine c. pers. Thuc.
    ],
    ,
    To achieve (glory, etc.),
    which Eur. also uses in pass,
    [fut.
    sens.), imper.
    (only in Horn.
    Horn. aor. 1.
    To be acquired,
    more usu., perf. ", more usu.
    fut.
    Soph. See To get.
    aor. 2. or

    , or may be, KTt)Tbs, Horn. Eur. Isoc. Plat.


    in Horn. usu. or aor. 2. and mid. Acquired, what is
    aor. 1. mid. Horn. Eur. Soph. Acquired, i. e. not natural, ov, Hdt. Xen. Lycurg.
    aor. 1. pass, Hes.] Horn. Eur. Plat. Pind. Hdt. Arist.
    ov,
    ,
    ;

    An

    ,
    achievement, Omn. Thuc. One must acquire,
    ; aros, Plat.

    , , ,
    Acid, ai)ffT7]pbs, Plut. Ant. Xen. One who enaldes men to acquire,

    ,
    ; ov, Plat. ; b^hs, iEsch.
    comp. only, UTtpos, Plat. Hipp. ; CTixptXbs, bv, and , bv, Mel. Acquiring, or skilful in acquiring, c. gen. Plat.

    $,
    ,, ,
    See Sour.

    ,
    Isoc.
    To

    Plat.
    be acid,
    Acidity,
    Xen. , , pass. Arist.
    t)tos, , Arist. ; tjtos, ,
    The art of acquiring,

    ,,
    Acquisition, i. e. the acquiring,
    Soph. Arist.
    Plat.
    ecus, Soph. Plat.
    Thuc. Plat. ; , ,, ; -
    -, -,,
    To acknowledge,

    , , - , , . ,
    Xen., c. dat. Hdt.
    or ,
    55, ;
    as Gods,
    (as kindred, etc.),
    Pind. Eur. Hdt. Xen. See Recognise.
    TEsch. Eur. Hdt.
    tenses from
    Plat. An acquisition of allies, Thuc.
    An acquisition of any thing additional,
    An acquisition, i. e. a thing acquired,
    Thuc
    Horn. Soph. Hdt.
    ,,

    , ,, , '
    To acknowledge (i. e. admit), Soph. Eur. Thuc. Plat. Plat. ; aTos, Horn. JEsch. Xen. Plat. etc. See Posses-
    Dem., and in 3d pers. pass. pres. as impers. Plat. Xen. sions.

    ',),
    ;

    Plat. Xen. Isoc. Dem. See Confess. To make fresh acquisitions, Thuc.
    One must acknowledge,
    Acknowledgement,
    Plat.
    , Hdt. , , To acquit,
    Hdt. Thuc. ', c. gen. crim. Hdt.
    Lys. Xen.
    Xen. Dem.,
    c gen.
    and infin.
    pers.

    ,
    ; ; ;

    ,
    Acme,
    Plat.
    ', ;

    Pind. Soph. Eur. Plat. Xen.


    Plat. ;

    avdos, Tb, Soph.


    Plat.
    ;
    Dem.
    or e ace
    ;

    or c gen. pers.
    (tenses from
    and
    ', c. inf.
    and
    crim. Dem. Lys.
    c gen.
    ; '- pers.,

    See Height.
    To be at its acme,
    Aconite,

    &
    Acorn, &a\avos,
    (),
    ',', Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Plat. etc.
    Theoph.

    ,
    Horn. Hdt. Xen.
    Theoc
    , 5
    a/ci)Aos,

    Like acorns, of the acorn kind, $aKavT]pbs, Theoph.


    Horn. Spubs ; ,
    , ;
    ',
    rei, also
    Antipho.
    To
    To
    . ',
    e gen. pers.
    aor. 1.
    c dat. pers.

    be inclined to acquit,
    be acquitted,
    -,
    '
    ',,
    ,. ',,
    Dem.
    pass,
    ace

    Eur.;
    rei,
    Plat.
    -,
    ;

    and simply e ace


    sine aug.,

    ,
    c gen. pers. Dem.
    c.

    pers.

    gen. pers.
    Ar. Hdt. Xen. Dem.;
    ace pers. gen.
    Hdt. Dem.

    Xen.

    ,
    ;

    Theoph.

    5, ,'5, Thuc. ; toos Hdt. ;

    ,', Ar. Hdt.

    ,
    Eating acorns, ov, Alcae. Dem. iEschin. ; only in pres. Dem.
    Producing acorns,
    Made of acorns,
    ov, Hdt.
    Theoph.
    He
    ,. ',
    is acquitted of criminality,
    Acquittal, c gen. crim. Hdt. ,
    Thuc.
    ecos,

    ,
    ;

    , , ,
    To shake dotvn acorns, from the tree, (dpdv), Anth. Hdt. ; or ews, Ar. Antipho ;

    To acquaint,

    ,
    Xen. etc. See Inform.
    c. dat. pers. Horn. Soph. Hdt. Plat. ea>s, ,
    Antipho.
    Deserving acquittal,
    ',
    ,5, , 75,- ov, Antipho.

    ,,, ,,
    To be acquainted with, c. dat. Soph. Xen. Isoc. Dem. Means of acquittal, . Xen.

    ,,
    Hdt Ar. Dem. Lys.
    Plat. ; c. dat. Thuc. Plat.
    ), Acquitted, 'adqos, ov, Eur.

    ,
    ;

    [fut. aor. 2. (3d sing, by syncop.

    , An acre, Horn. ; Hdt. Eur. Xen.*

    ,,
    Pind. Theoc, and 3d by syncop. Offour acres, Horn. Ap. Rh. offifty,
    pf. 1st
    , pi. ov, ;

    ,,
    pt. and and 7uos, ov, Horn. etc.
    ], Xen. ^5, Hdt. Dem.
    ;
    c. dat. Xen. ; pass.

    -
    c. dat. Acrimonious,

    , 5, '
    Isoc. ; ov, .^Esch.

    ,,,
    Xen. ; pass. c. dat. Xen. Acrimoniously, Dem.
    We
    ,
    icere acquainted with one another,
    Dem. See Know.
    Horn. ; Acrimony,

    ,
    Dem.
    c
    ;

    Omn.
    7?tos, ,
    Eur. Hdt. Plat.
    (,
    Horn.), c gen.

    ,
    Across (to go), gen. ;

    ,,
    Acquaintance, e&>s, , c. gen. Plat.
    pbs, c ace iEschin. Antipho :
    ;
    ;

    ,, (eo;s,
    Isoc.
    ), Horn. ; c gen. Soph. Eur. See Beyond.

    5,
    yEsch.
    Xen. Isoc. JEschin.
    An acquaintance,
    ;
    Horn. Xen. Dem.
    cHes. Isoc. Plat.
    dat. ;
    ;

    a, ov,
    c. dat.
    and ;
    * I have given this word because it is very commonly translated
    acre ;"it \vas, however, hardly equal to a quarter of an English
    os, ov, c dat. and sine cas. Eur. Hdt. Plat. Xen. Isoc.
    ;
    ;;; ;;;

    ,,
    Across,

    ,
    i.e.

    , ,
    crosswise, adj.
    ,, ACT.
    Thuc. See Crosswise. Acute, as pain, ,
    ADDRESS.
    Horn. Soph. as a man, Thuc. Plat. Dem.

    ,
    ;

    To act, Omn. ; Omn. ; 4, fut. reg. perf. mid. ;


    as an angle, etc. Plat.

    ',, , , , ,, Horn.
    4, Acute (of a man), Eur. ; Arist. ;

    ',
    To be the first to act, Thuc. (of perception itself). Plat. Arist. See Sharp, Clever.

    ,, ,
    ,
    To acton tJie stage, mid. c. aor. in act. sens. Acute-angled, ov, Arist.

    ,
    1. pass,

    An
    ,
    Dem.

    ,
    action,

    , , ',
    yEsch. ;

    , , , ,
    Arist.
    ,
    Omn.
    aros,
    ;

    ;
    mid. Ar. Dem.

    , Omn.
    Pind. ;
    post Horn. ;
    ,
    77,

    aros, ,
    Acutely,
    Acuteness,
    Horn. Eur.

    Over-acuteness,
    An adage,
    Plat.

    Thuc.
    , Plat.
    ;

    ;
    Thuc.
    , Plat.
    ,
    ,
    Pind. Theogn. h. Eur. ; Pind. yEsch. Soph. Eur. yEsch. Soph. Ar. Plat. ; e7ros, Ar. Hdt. ;

    A
    ',
    good
    , , , ',',',
    action,
    Acting on the stage,
    , Plat. Dem. ;

    Hdt.
    aros, Plat.

    , ,
    Adamant,
    Pind. Soph. Plat.

    Adamantine,
    See Proverb.
    , Hes. Pind. Orac. in Hdt. Eur. Plat.
    ov, Pind. yEsch. Plat. ; '/'-

    ,
    ecus, Arist. ;

    ,, ,
    Plat. ov, yEsch.

    , , , of action opposed ivepyeia, Arist. Founded on adamant,

    ,,,
    Tlie state to rest, ov, Pind.
    An action ', Dem. Dem. To adapt, -,
    ", at law, 6, yEschin. etc. ; not used in pres. or imperf. ; aor. 1. and mid.

    ,,,,, , m

    4
    Plat. Lys, etc. ; Xen. Plat. Dem. etc. aor. 2. sometimes used in pass, sense ;
    perf.
    An action for propeiiy, Dem. Isse. pass, sense, sometimes used in act. sense; part,

    ,
    ,
    He is a man of action, yEsch. aor. 1. pass, Horn. usu. written in Att.

    ,
    ;

    To bring an
    Dem.

    ', ,,
    ;

    , Lys.
    action,

    (mid. fut. 4)
    (mid.)
    Dem. ; 4, Dem.
    , Dem. ;
    c. ace.

    ;
    pr. Plat.
    Pind. Eur. Plat.
    To be adapted,
    ;

    c.
    ;

    dat.
    fut. also
    Ephipp. Xen. Plat.
    intrans. c. dat. or prep. Pind. Soph. Plat.
    or sine cas. Plat.
    c. dat. or c.

    c.
    and

    dat.
    ace.

    or

    4,
    ;

    ),,
    To bring an
    per3.
    To
    ,
    4, , (~,
    ,,) ,, -,,
    Ar.

    -,
    obtain leave to bring

    , , -, , - ,
    action against

    an
    a person,

    action,
    ()
    (aor. 2.
    c. dat.

    fut.
    prep. Plat.
    Adapted,
    Adaptness,
    See To fit.
    c. prep, or

    4,
    c. infin. Hdt. Thuc. Plat.
    ), Plat.
    etc.

    ,
    Dem. To add,
    [4, (fut. aor. 2. aor. 1. perf. etc., aor. 1. pass.

    ,
    ;

    Horn.], perf. pass, Horn. Eur. Plat. Dem. Hdt. Pind. Omn.

    ',,,, ', -,,,, -,,, , -


    ,
    perf. c. dat. ;

    .
    To
    ,
    lose
    aor. 2.
    Andoc.
    , ,
    Dem. yEschin.
    Besides that he brought an action,
    an action,
    3>, yEsch. Ar. Isse. ; 6.
    fut.
    Isse.
    Dem.
    perf.
    ; 6.
    ,
    Att.

    fut.
    Hdt.)
    ;

    Pind. Thuc.
    aor. 2.
    Soph. Eur. lsoc;
    etc.
    perf.
    {ut.
    (but
    perf.
    ;

    aor. 1.
    no perf. Eur. ;
    ,
    4, etc. Pind. Eur. Hdt.
    Soph. Eur. Hdt.
    eVi-

    -,
    ;
    ;

    ,
    Eur. Plat. ;

    ,
    ; Dinarch. ; aor. 2.
    Antipho. Plat. ; only pres. and imperf. Plat. ;

    ,, , ,
    The loss of an action, yEschin. Soph.
    $-

    ,,
    Active,

    , , ,
    To gain an action,

    ,
    ,
    ,
    Tlie subject of an action,
    Actionable,

    , ,
    Horn.
    ov, Lys.

    -
    Horn. Pind. Eur.
    ;
    Dem.
    Lys.

    ;
    To add to a writing,

    To add to a speech,
    Theoph. ; Hdt. Thuc.
    Xen. Dem. Lys. yEschin. ;
    yEschin.
    Ar. Hdt. Thuc.
    Plat. ;
    ;

    , , 4, , ,, , -,, ,-,
    ,
    Horn. Ar. Ap. Rh. ov, Pind.; ov, yEsch. To add in counting, c. dat. Hdt.

    -,
    ;

    Eur. Thuc. ;
    -],
    ov, Soph. Xen. ; -,
    ov, and a, ov, Horn. Pind. Eur. Xen. Plat.

    ",
    , Xen. Plat, in fern. , ;
    To be added, only in pres. and fut. c. dat. Soph.
    fut. aor. 2. perf.
    ;

    c.

    , ,
    , Soph. ov, Hdt. Xen. ; ov, ; dat. and sine cas. Soph. Eur. Thuc. Xen. Dem. ; c. d \-.

    Thuc. Xen.
    Xen.
    ov, Plat.
    ;

    Active (of an action, as a leap, etc.),

    4,
    Xen. ;

    Horn. yEsch. Eur; Ar. , 4,


    ; and
    Isoc.
    sine cas. Soph. Eur. Hdt.

    and
    Plat.
    dat.
    ;

    Soph.
    fut.
    Dem. ;

    c. dat.
    pi. perf.
    Hipp.
    Soph. Eur. Xen.

    -
    c.

    ,,
    ;

    (of man) Xen. One must add,

    , 4,
    Plat.
    Active and willing,
    Xen.
    ov, Xen. ov, Xen. ;
    ;

    ,
    One must add
    Ar.
    (in counting), HdL ;

    44, , ,
    , ,
    Excessively active, ov, Xen. Added, ov, Xen.
    An

    ,,
    To
    To
    active verb,
    be active,

    perf.

    ,
    -,4\, ,
    , ,
    be active in

    , and

    ,, , , , , ,, a matter,
    pluperf.), fut.
    Dion.
    Horn. Soph. Eur.
    imperf.
    c. dat.
    .
    ; 4,
    Thuc.
    Eur.
    (being really
    What must
    An
    Dem.
    Of an
    adder,

    adder,
    ;
    be added,

    Arist.
    Eur. Plat.
    yEsch. Soph. Hdt. Plat.

    Call.

    , ; , Plat.

    , ,
    Actively, Horn. Hes. Dem. To addict mid. and pass. c. prep. Horn.

    ,
    Pind. oneself to,

    -,
    ; ;

    ' 4.
    ,,
    Xen. yEsch Xen. lies. Trag. Thuc. Xen. Plat. mid. c dat. Sap. ;

    ,
    ; ; Plat. ; ;

    An
    ,
    Activity,
    actor,

    ', 4-, (
    -, \
    , Plat.
    ?, , Horn.
    ;

    ;
    Pind.
    , Soph.
    4
    c.
    fut.
    dat. Ar. ;
    c. dat. Soph. Hdt. Plat.;
    Xen.;

    4 , ,, ,
    4,
    Antipho Hdt. Thuc.

    , ; Hes. ; Soph. Eur. fut. and aor. 2. c. dat.


    Abactor on the stage, , Ar. Plat. Xen. Isoc. Dem. Isoc. Plat. ; c. dat. Dem. ; c. dat.

    , , ', , , ,
    ;

    Dem. Xen.
    The chief actor, (),

    ,
    Arist. Addicted, Eur.
    Actual,
    , ov, and , ov, Horn. Hes. 4-^, ov, Horn. An adding (the act), , Plat.

    ,
    ;

    Pind. yEsch. Soph. Theoc. Pind. Dem. ; Addition, lies. ; Enr. Plat. ;

    ,', , ,
    ;

    Omn. Eur. Xen. Plat. ; Eur. Plat,

    ,,
    ;

    , 4,
    ,
    Actuality, Omn. Att. II dt.

    4,
    ; Arist.
    Actually,
    ',
    ',', , ,
    Horn.
    Pind. yEsch. Soph.
    ; ;
    Additional, ov, Xen. ; ov, c. dat. Mcnand, -

    Plat.


    ,
    Xen. ;

    ,
    To actuate,

    ,,
    ;

    , , ,
    Plat. Xen.

    ,
    $4,
    , -
    ;
    Eur. Ar. Plat. Xen.

    Ar.
    yEsch. Eur. Thuc.
    yEsch. Soph.
    lsoc. ;
    Plat.
    ;

    Horn. Pind. yEsch. Soph. Eur. ;


    Thuc. ;

    ;
    In addition
    Addled (egge),
    To address,
    to,
    ov, Plat.
    c.

    c dat. Horn. Theoc. Ap. Rh. ;


    dat. and adv. Soph. Hdt. Thuc.
    (), y\rist.
    etc.

    \,
    in aor. 2.
    To
    ',
    , 4, ,
    Horn. Soph. Hdt. Thuc.

    actuate, in addition,
    suadc, Excite.
    , , Eur. Thuc. Xen. Plat. Dem.
    regular, but Horn, and Pind. frequently use the rcdupl.
    Omn.
    ;

    Xen. See Infiuencc, Pcr-


    Trag.
    Trag.;
    Horn.
    ;

    Horn. Soph. Kur.


    only pres. and imperf. Horn. Pind.

    Horn. Soph. Hdt.

    c. dat. Horn. ;
    ;

    no perf. Horn. Hes.

    ;
    Horn. He.
    Horn. Eur. ;
    c. dat. or c. ace. Horn. Ap. Rh. ;

    c. dat. or c. ac. Horn. A p.


    ;
    ;
    ;;; ;

    , ,,,,,
    Rh. ,,
    ,,, Horn. ;
    ADDRESSING.
    Horn, deceit- c. dat. or ace. Admeasurement,
    ADMIT,
    , Hdt. Xen. See Measurement.

    ,
    ;

    , .,, -,,
    fully, c. ace. (/), ; Pind. Horn. Hes. iEsch. Soph. To administer affairs, Xen. Dem. Plat.
    Eur. Isoc. Plat. Dera., in aor. 1. Eur. as ; To administer a state, Thuc. Xen. Dem. iEschin.

    -,
    pres. and fut. of prec. and in aor. 1. pass. Eur. Hdt. To administer laics, iEsch.

    , -,, ,
    Trag. ;

    Trag. Ap. Rh. ;


    poyo, -, , ,-,
    c. dat. or c. ace. Horn. Soph.

    Soph. Eur. ;
    mid. Pind. Eur.
    Pind.
    Horn. Pind.
    Pind.
    iEsch. Hdt.
    only pres. and imperf.
    ;
    ;

    ;
    To administer an oath,
    (q. v.)
    To admmister,
    2.
    Dem.

    Omn.
    i. e. supply,
    aor. 1.

    fut. -, perf.
    perf. p.

    ,
    --
    aor.

    ', ,
    iEsch. ; only pres. and imperf. c. ace. pers. and dat. rei, To administer to a person's necessities, etc. fut.

    ,
    c.

    ',
    ,,
    Hdt. Thuc. Plat. ;
    mid. Ap. Rh.
    ,
    Soph., c. gem. ace. Eur., c. ace. rei dat. pers. Xen. ; Trposayopevw,

    ,
    ,
    mid. Ap. Rh. ;
    Dem.
    sometimes c. ace. pers., even c. gen. pers. Theog. Eur.
    dat. pers.,
    Hdt. Plat. See Assist, Help.
    Administration, , Dem. iEschin. Isoc. Plat.

    ^
    ;

    The laiv addresses

    ,
    Dem.

    ,
    Addressed

    () -, ,, ,,
    itself to such

    by, TrpostyQzyKTos, ov,


    Soph.
    an one, oi

    c. gen. Soph.
    ia\uyoi>Tcu

    ; c.
    Dinarch.

    Matters of administration,
    The science of administration,
    Ar. Xen. Dem.
    To have a share in tJie administration,
    ;

    Plat.
    mid. Thuc.

    ,
    gen. vel c. dat. Plat.

    ,,
    Addressing,

    , ,
    ,, , ', ,
    -
    One who is addressed,
    c. gen. Soph.

    &, ,, ,
    ,,
    Eur. Administrative,
    Admirable,
    Hdt. Thuc. Plat.
    ov, Horn. ov, and a, ov, Horn.
    yb,
    ;

    , ,
    ,

    An address, or an addressing, or poet, Pind. Theoc. Hdt. usu. c. ace. causae, Horn. c. dat.
    pya, ,
    ;

    , Horn. Pind. iEsch. iEsch. Eur. Xen. ; 'yb,

    ,
    or Sol. ; h. h.
    ,
    ;

    ,,,, , ,
    Pind. Ar. Plat. Dem. ;

    ,
    Soph. Eur. Soph. Eur. h. Pind. Soph. Hdt. Xen.
    ,
    ; ;

    .
    , ?,
    Eur. Plat. ; to, Plat. ; Rh. Plat. ; Hes. h. Pind.; ov, Pind. Soph. Xen. ;
    Address, i. e. dexterity, Omn. See Skill. Hes. Pind. ov, iEsch.

    ,
    ov,
    yao, ; ;

    To adduce,

    ,, ,,
    Eur. Hdt.
    Plat. Xen. Dem.

    ,
    ,,
    fut.

    .
    mid. Plat. Xen.

    Plat.

    , ,
    , aor. 1.
    Xen. Dem.
    mid. Plat. Isse.
    ;
    7]veyKa, aor. 2.
    etc. ;
    ; mid. Plat.
    -{]vyov, Soph.
    Hdt. -rcpoayoo,
    ;
    ;
    Eur.

    Admiral,
    ;

    Admirably,
    ov, Xen. ;

    Plat.
    Horn.;
    ; '^,
    Xen.
    Ar. Plat. Dem.;
    Xen.
    iEsch. (used by iEsch. also as adject.) Hdt.
    pyb,
    &-

    An adept,

    , ,
    ,
    Soph. Eur. Plat.

    , , Horn.
    Horn.
    iEsch. Soph. <Eur. Xen. Plat. Dem.

    ,
    ,
    c. ace. Eur. Hdt.

    Adequate,

    ,, ,
    ;
    ;

    Plat. ;
    opos,

    Horn. Eur. Thuc. Dem. etc. etc. ;


    ,
    ;

    ;
    ;
    ,
    ,
    ,
    , , Xen.
    Horn. Hes.
    , Pind.
    c. gen. or

    ov,
    only of Lacedaemonian admirals by Thuc. Xen. ;
    Thuc. Xen.
    To be admiral,
    The command of admiral,
    mand, Xen.
    ; , iEsch. ;
    Hdt. x. v.
    Hdt. Thuc.
    Phil. ap. Dem.
    ,
    Thuc. ; the period of his com-

    po.y, (), Thuc. Andoc.

    , ,, , , , ,,
    ',
    Eur. Belonging to the admiral, ,

    , ,
    Adequately,

    ,
    Adequateness,
    Eur. Thuc. Dem. ;
    Eur. Plat. Xen.
    Thuc. Dem.
    The admiralty, oi, Dem. iEschin. See Diet, of Ant.

    , , , ,,
    To adhere, mid. fut. no perf. c.
    aor. 2. p. 61.

    ,
    gen. iEsch. Eur. Thuc. c. dat. Soph. Eur. Thuc. Xen.
    ; The judges of the admiralty court, oi, Lys.
    '],

    ,,
    c. dat. Dem. ; of inanimate things, only Admiration, Omn. ; Horn. ; (also
    in pres. c. dat. Horn. ; in pf. mid., c. and dat. Horn. , Sim.), Horn. Pind. Sim. Trag. Thuc. Plat. Dem.
    mid. c. dat. Horn. Ar. Hdt. esp. in aor. An object of admiration, , ;

    only in nom. ace. and voc. sing.


    -, -,
    ,
    ;

    2. or c. dat. Ar. See Stick, Cling. Soph.


    ',
    'ay Soph.
    ,
    ,,
    ;

    An adherent,
    oyvv, c. dat. Thuc.

    To be an adherent,
    Adhesive, yph,
    ^, , yp, yo,-,
    Plat.
    , Thuc. Plat. ;
    c. dat. or c.

    Plat.
    , Hdt.

    and gen. Dem.

    ,
    To admire,
    ,
    ,
    and ^,
    ,
    Horn. Eur. Ar. Xen. Plat. Dem. Call, etc.
    Omn. ; Ep. fut.
    fut.

    Horn.
    yaoa, and
    in act. sens., imperf.

    no aor. nor perf.


    yoa, ', ,
    ;
    aor. 1 .

    c.
    /., and
    ace. or c.

    ;
    - gen.

    ,
    ;

    ,'
    Adhesively, and superl. Ar. Plat. only act. Horn. Pind. mid. iEsch. Eur.

    , , ,
    ; ;

    ,.
    Adjacent, Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Dem. ; Soph. Eur. Thuc. Xen. Plat. Dem. ; Xen. Dem.
    ov, Soph. Hdt. Xen. Thuc. Xen. Plat. or ; -iEschin.
    pyaa,
    ;

    , ,^, , ,,
    ov, Thuc. Hdt. Xen. Plat. ; ov, Ap. Rh. ; To admire exceedingly, mid.'c. aor. 1. pass, in act. sens.
    ov, Hdt, Plat.
    To be adjacent to, mid. fut. no perf., c. gen. Hdt. To be filled with admiration, pass. Eur.
    Xen. : c. dat. Hdt. ; only pres. and fut. c. An admirer, ,, Arist. ; ,, Soph. Eur.
    Hdt. Plat. Dem.
    ',
    ,
    dat. ^Esch. Hdt. See Lover.
    To occupy a country adjacent to, c. Admission, Eur. ; or ,, Hdt. Xen. See
    and dat, iEsch. Entrance.

    , ,', ',
    Adjoining, )),
    ',Hipp. See Adjacent. An admission, i.e. confession, ooya, Plat.; Dem.

    ,
    To adjourn,

    ,^/, ,
    To be adjourned,

    , , ,', ,,,, , ,
    To adjudge,
    from yv and
    ,,
    etc. Thuc. ;
    aor. 1.

    Dem.
    Ar.
    in pres. or aor. 1. act. Xen.
    pass., c. aor. 2. act. Xen.
    Isoc. Dem. ;
    yv,
    (punishment) in addition, Dem. Plat.
    -,
    perf.

    tenses
    Dem. and to adjudge
    ;

    ;
    ;

    property to a claimant,
    To admit,
    c.

    Att.
    Dem.
    prep,

    -,
    ;
    or c.

    Eur. Hdt. (excuses) Plat. ;


    ace. or c.

    into, c. dat. Pind. ;


    or .
    dat.
    (a feeling), fut.
    aor. 1.
    c. perf. pass. etc. in act. sense

    Hdt. Xen.
    both of people and arguments, etc. iEsch.
    Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Plat. etc. ;
    ', ,-,
    in both senses,
    or (rarely) c.

    -,.
    gen.
    ;

    -,
    Pind. Soph.
    into,

    ,
    c, dat. pers. Dem. Lys. Thuc. Xen. Plat. Dem. etc.; aor. 1. perf. c.

    ,
    Not having been formally adjudged, ov, Dem. prep. Xen. ; mid. aor. 1. Xen. Plat. Dem. ;

    ,,
    To adjudicate,
    Decide.
    Adjudication,

    ,
    Omn.

    ,
    ;

    , Omn. post Horn. See Decision.


    Xen. Plat. Andoc. See
    Dem. ;

    To admit besides,
    Xen. ;

    Plat.
    Xen.
    Dem.
    Hdt.
    ;

    iEschin.
    c. fut. act. and mid. Ar.

    , ,, , -
    An adjunct, ppyov, Eur. Plat. See Addition.

    ,
    Adjuration,

    , , Hdt. , -
    To admit arguments, etc.,
    To admit, i.e. confess, c.
    Eur. Thuc. Xen. Plat.
    ace. rei, sometimes also
    Dem.
    c. dat.

    ,
    To adjure, i. e. make another to swear, Xen. Dem. ; pers. Soph. Eur. Ar. Thuc. Plat. etc.
    Dem. Ar. Thuc. Isae.
    ; PIdt. Thuc. ; To admit as genuine, Plat.
    ooooyoa, mid. and

    , ,
    To adjust, iEsch. Eur. Ar. Plat. Xen. Isoc. ; To admit beforehand, pass. Plat. Arist. ;

    (a quarrel), Hdt.
    To adjust carefully,
    Adjustment,
    Ar. ',
    ,,
    See Arrange.
    Plat. Dem,
    pooooy,
    To
    Plat.
    be admitted (an assertion, etc.),
    Hdt.
    pass. aor. 1. -
    8
    ,
    , ,
    ADMITTED. ADVANTAGE.
    To

    ,
    be admitted into
    , mid. Plat.
    a class, ', pass. Xen. Dem. ; etV Xen.
    Lend.
    ; to any one,

    , c. dat. Ar. Plat. Xen. Dem. See

    , ,
    To admit

    -
    of,
    ,
    Thuc. Xen. Plat.

    ,
    As well as the case admits of,
    The punishment the circumstances admitted of, at

    , , ,
    Xen.
    To advance,
    -,
    etc. ; fut.
    in trans.
    often in Att. contr.
    act. and aor. 1.
    fut.

    act.
    ,
    -6-,
    imper.
    perf.
    -,
    never used in intrans.
    -,
    opt.

    ,)
    -,
    aor. 2.

    sense.

    ,
    ,
    Lycurg. (Homer uses a reduplicated and

    , ,, , -,,,
    part.

    -, , , ,
    As ivell as tL case admits of,

    ,
    ,
    Falsehoods admit of refutation,

    -, -,
    To be admitted among,

    , (,
    , , ,
    ,
    , Deere t. ap. Dem.
    Thuc.
    -\,
    Omn. also in phrases as if

    Eur. so
    ;

    ()
    Theog. Eur. Ar. ; etc. Omn. ;
    advancing, Soph.;
    trans, in pres. or aor. 2. ; .

    ,
    fut. aor. 2.
    Att. perf. c. els and. ace. Xen. only pres. and imperf. Horn.), Soph.;
    One must admit, Plat. ; Plat. ; Horn. no perf. Omn. poet. Hdt. ;
    ; Omn. poet,
    Plat. Xen. Horn. mid. Pind. esp. in aor. 2.

    , ,
    ; ;

    ,
    One must admit beforehand, Arist. Horn. Hes. h. ; mid. Soph.;

    , ,
    Admitted (argument), etc., ov, Plat. Soph. ; Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Plat., in front of,

    , , , ,, Dem.
    Admittedly, Thuc. Plat. Isae. c. gen.

    ,
    Admixture,
    To admonish.,

    , ,
    ,
    pres. yEsch. Call.
    Admonished,

    ,
    , ,
    , ,
    , ,
    Wlio must be admonished,

    ,
    Admonition,

    , ,
    ,, , , ,
    -,
    ,
    ;
    Eur. Thuc. Plat.
    only in pres. Horn.

    c. infin.

    ,
    ,
    See Mixture.

    only act. Hdt. Omn. Att.


    only in

    ./Esch.
    Eur.
    iEsch. Soph. Eur. Plat.
    ;

    ,-, ;
    To advance as men do
    pursuit, i.e. improve, Thuc. in mid.

    Dinarch. ;
    aor. 2.
    Thuc. Xen. Plat. Dem. ;
    (-),
    -,
    Xen. ;
    in an object,

    sync,
    pass. c. fut. mid. Xen. ;
    Ar. Thuc. Xen. Plat. Dem.; Thuc.
    mid. Plat.
    -, Hdt.
    perf.
    Eur. Xen.

    mid.
    fut.
    ; or in a
    --
    Hdt.

    ,
    t

    ,
    Ar. ; iEsch. Thuc. ; Plat. tenses from

    , , ,,
    ; ;

    Plat. f. etc. Xen, Xen.

    -
    ;

    Admonitory, Xen. ; Plat. To have advanced, only pres. and imperf. Ar. Dem.

    ,
    To adopt (a son, etc.), mid. Horn. Plat. Dem. To advance as a soldier out of his ranks, as a champion,

    ', ,
    ;

    ,
    Dinarch. ; fut. aor. 2. (an Lys.

    ,
    opinion, or party), Hdt. To advance Xen.

    ,
    slowly,

    ,
    To adopt (a new custom instead of an old one), mid. To advance so as to cross a river, etc., Xen.
    yEsch. Eur. To advance /Esch.

    , ',,,
    after others, ;

    To give to be adopted by another, Horn.

    ,
    Isae. ; c. ace.
    and dat. or c. gem. ace. Plat. Dem. Isoc. Dinarch. To advance before, in front of, (-), Thuc.

    , ,, ,, ,
    Adopted, Pind. Hdt. Plat. Plat. Dem. Lye. as The night was far advanced, Hdt.

    ,
    ; ;

    adopted father, ,
    to the child's real father,

    ,, ov, Dem.
    ov, Isae. iEschin. ; as to his See Go.
    Advancing,
    An
    Hes. Ar.
    , ,,
    Adoption, Isae. advance,
    ,,
    Xen. Plat. in

    ,
    ; ;

    Adorable, Eur. order to attack, Xen.


    Adoration,

    , , , ,, ,,, ,,
    ,,
    yEsch.) Horn. h. Trag. ;
    To adore, , ,
    only in nom. ace. and voc. sing.

    ,
    and more anciently
    Plat.
    mid. only pres. and
    ,, ( () An advance party (of soldiers),
    Advancement,
    Advantage,
    i. e. improvement, increase,

    ,,
    Xen.

    , Omn.
    ,, . Thuc.

    ,
    ; Horn. Hes.

    ,
    imperf. Pind. /Esch. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Plat. ; Rh. Horn. Sapph. Trag. Xen. Plat. Dem.
    fut.
    , ;

    ,
    , , ,,
    and aor. 1. Trag. Hdt. Xen. Plat. Dem. ; only nom. and ace. sing. Horn. Trag. Xen. Plat.
    ', ,
    ,
    Pind.

    , , , , ,
    Pind. /Esch. Soph. Eur. aor. 1. pass, in act sens. Soph.
    See To icorship.

    , ,
    ; Dem.;
    Thuc. Plat. Isoc. ;
    /Esch.; Alcae. ;
    Soph. ;
    Soph. Hdt.

    ,
    , ,,

    , ,
    ,
    An

    ,
    adorer,
    To adorn,

    ,
    , Plat. See Worshipper.
    Hes. h. Theog. Soph. Eur. Thuc. Xen.
    Hht. ;
    Isoc.
    Xen. Dem.;
    Thuc. Xen.
    Arist.;
    Thuc;

    ,
    ;

    ', - ,
    ,
    Pind. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Pind. Soph. Theoph.

    ,
    ; ;

    .
    ,
    Eur.; Our present advantages, Thuc.

    ,
    Eur. Soph. no perf. Eur.;

    ,
    ; ;

    ,, ,
    Ar. Xen. Plat, Xen. Arist. ; ; What advantage is life to me, -fjv Eur. ;

    Isoc. ; Plat. Xen. Plat.


    To
    To
    To
    To

    ,
    ,
    adorn with,

    ,
    adorn oneself, ,,
    adorn besides,
    adorn together,

    ,
    c.
    Xen.

    dat. Mel.
    Mid. Anac.
    Arist.
    ; Eupol.

    mid. and
    To be an advantage
    It is no advantage,

    or
    Soph.
    to one,

    ; so
    Plat. Isae.
    , c. inf.

    Eur.
    Hum.
    ;
    ;
    Xen.

    ,,, ,
    pass. Plat. Xen. We have this advantage (over our enemies),
    To lielp to adorn, Xen. Arist. etc. Thuc.
    To be adorned,

    ,. ,
    imperf.
    (' ), Theoc.
    Pind. If.they gain advantage in the tear, "

    ,
    To give in order to adorn, Thuc.
    Adorned, ov, h. ov, Eur. (To fight) at an advantage, Thuc. 4

    ,
    Adornment,
    Ornament.
    An adorning oneself
    An adomer,

    ,,',
    Isoc.
    Of or
    ''',

    ,
    belonging to adorning,
    Horn.

    ,
    ;

    , Xen.
    Plat.
    ;
    Xen.
    of himself,

    Plat. ;
    to, Pind. Eur. See

    the act of, -


    They had tlie advantage of the Laced.,
    There is no advantage in weeping,
    Horn.
    Advantage derived from yon,
    To or for the advantage oft

    ,', ,
    Soph.
    ., Hdt.

    c. gen. Soph. Hdt. Thuc.

    For I will speak for your advantage^ not for my own,


    ,
    , , -
    Plat. Soph.

    ,
    -, ,
    Adriatic, Eur. Thinking it to the. ad vantage, of others,

    ,
    Adroit,

    ,
    Pind. Thuc. Xen. See Skilful. Thuc.
    Adroitness, , Ar. Hdt. Thuc.
    -, -, gain ad'vantages from, no pass. c. gen. Ar. ;
    To advance,

    ,
    act.

    ,,
    Horn, licit. Plat. Eur. etc.
    fut.
    See Allege, Propose, etc.
    To advance, i. e. promote the prosperity of, or tenses ,
    aor.

    ,,,
    1. aor. 2. or to take advantage of, or
    ;

    only act. >. Plat. Dem. Isae.

    ,
    To take advantage, o/'

    ,,
    (opportunities, etc.)
    to gain advantage over,

    aor. 2.
    c.

    --
    gen.

    from
    and
    Horn. Pind. Trag. Hdt. Thuc. ;
    aor. 1. act.
    Assist, Exalt.
    To advance money,
    -,
    in fut. 1.
    Pind.

    fut.
    ;

    -, Dem.
    Hdt. Xen.

    ; , See
    A way
    /Eschin.
    One who gain advantages

    To advantage, , ,
    of gaining advantages over,
    over,

    fut. aor. 2.
    .,
    mid.
    Xen.
    ,
    c
    c. gen. Xen.

    (imperf.
    ;;;; ;;

    mid. rare,
    et c.

    ,
    ,
    gem. ace. Horn. Hes. Eur. Xen. Plat.

    ,
    ADVANTAGEOUS.
    Plat.), aor. 1. pass,
    See Profit, Assist.
    ,', Xen. c. ace. Who or what must
    One must advise,

    , ,
    ,,
    , , be advised,
    AFFECT.

    Isoc. ;
    Thuc.
    Thuc.
    -
    ,
    Not advantaged by, deriving no advantage from, ov, c. Ill-advised, ov, or giving bad advice, Eur. Ar.

    ,
    gen.Dem.

    , ,
    Advantageous,

    ov, and

    , , , ,
    ,
    t, in Att. t, in other poets, and

    ,
    not always with any compar. sense, Horn. Pind. Soph. yEsch.

    , , - ,
    ov, c. d. or prep. Eur. Thuc. Plat. etc. ;
    Well-advised,
    Isoc.
    Giving bad advice,
    An
    Eur.
    ov, Theog. Pind. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc.

    ov, Plat.

    ,
    , -
    yEsch. Ar. Hdt. Xen. ; ov ; Soph. Eur.

    ,
    adviser, Horn. Horn.;
    -
    ,
    ;

    ,
    , ,
    Hdt. Thuc. Dem, etc.; Xen. Dem.; Hdt. Dem. yEschin. Omn. Att.

    ,
    Plat. Isoc. ; ;

    ,
    More advantageous,
    ,
    ov, Xen. Dem. ; ov,Hipp.
    Thuc. . Thuc. yEschin. ;
    Rh. See Counsellor.
    Plat. ;

    ,
    , - ,
    To be advantageous,

    ,
    Adulation, Eur. Ar. Plat. Xen. See Flattery.
    fut. aor. 1.
    Omn. Att. neg. d.pers. Adulatory, See Flattering.

    ,
    impers. usu. Plat.

    ,
    aor. 2. c.

    ,
    ; c.

    , ?, , (), Xen.

    ,
    Soph. Eur. ; c. dat. Omn. prose, with a nom. as Adult, a, ov, and os, ov, See A youth.

    , , , ,
    ',
    It is not advantageous,

    , , ,, ,
    Plat.
    Soph.
    Adulterated, money,
    ov, Plat.
    ov, Theog. Eur. Plat. Xen. Dem.

    ,
    Advantageously, Thuc. ; Plat. Xen. To adulterate, Ar. Plat, and metaph. Eur.

    , ,
    ,
    Xen. Plat. Isoe. ; Xen. Plat. Adulteration, Plat. ; Plat.

    ,
    An adulterer, Dem. Ar.

    ,
    Adventitious, ov, Eur. Plat. ov, Eur. Soph. Ar. Plat.

    ,
    ; etc. ;

    Xen. ,
    ', , , only found
    ,
    ov, Plat. Crates.

    ,
    ;

    An An Dem. &c.

    ,
    adventure, in ace. Horn. ; adulteress, Plat. ; Archil. Ar.

    ,
    aros, Eur. Ar. Thuc. superl. Hoin. Pind. Ar.

    , ,
    ;

    ,
    ,

    ), ,
    Soph. See Enterprise. Adulterous, Sterich.

    ,
    ;

    ,
    Adventurous, ov, Xen. Dem. ;
    ov, Sterich. ; ov, Eur.

    ,
    Arist. Adultery, Plat. Andoc. Isoc. ; Dem.

    , ,,, , ,, (
    Adventurously, Xen. To commit adultery, Ar. Xen. c. ace. muli. Lys. ;

    An adverb,
    Adverbial,

    yEsch. Eur.
    ,
    An adversary,

    ,,
    , ,, yEsch. ;
    Dion H.

    Thuc.
    Gramm.
    yEsch. in a lawsuit,

    Dem.
    Pind. yEsch. ;
    etc. Dem. Isoc.
    ,,
    metaph.
    pass. Hdt. Dem. yEschin.

    Born in adultery,
    Advocacy,
    of Conon, Xen. ; of a woman,

    A fine imposed on adidtery, in pi. Horn.

    yEschin.
    Hdt.
    Plat.

    ,
    ; ; ; ;

    , c. gen. or dat. Pind. yEsch. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. ; An advocate, esp. for the defendant, Pind. yEsch. Plat.

    , ,, . , ', ,
    Soph. See Enemy, etc. Dem. as adj. , ov, Isoc. ; subst. and adj. os, ov,
    A third adversary to take up the conqueror, Pind. yEsch. esp. for the prosecutor, yEsch. Ar. Dem. Isoc. yEschin. ;
    of either

    , ,, ,, ,- , , , -,
    Ar. Xen.
    Adverse,
    (of events),
    tile, Unfortunate.
    Adversely,
    Xen.

    Hdt.
    ;
    Omn. ;

    ov, of fortune,
    yEsch. ;

    yEsch. See Hos-


    ov,
    side,
    To advocate
    -,
    (a line of conduct),
    , Thuc.
    fut.

    but not in Trag., Pind. Trag. Thuc. Xen. Dem. See Advise,
    Persuade.
    To advocate, i. e. be the advocate of a person,
    Plat.
    sometimes

    c. dat.
    -,

    . ,
    With an adverse disposition, Dem. Thuc. Xen. Dem. etc. esp. for a defendant, c. dat.

    ,, ,, ,
    ;

    To be adversely disposed, to be adverse, sometimes also c. ace. rei, yEsch. Eur. Plat. Isoc. Andoc. ;

    ,
    ,,, ,
    Isoc. esp. for the accuser, c. dat. pers. Ar. yEschin. c. ;

    ', , , ', ,
    Adversity, Horn. ; Omn. ; h. ; and gen. Dem. ; to advocate the accuser's
    Eur. Thuc. Xen. Dem. ; yEsch. Soph. Eur. cause, Soph. ; esp. in defence, c. gen. Plat.
    And. Antipho. Antipho. To advocate man's cause, so that he shall be acquitted,
    Isoc. ;

    Xen. Dem. yEschin.


    ;

    ,, this

    ',
    Antim. yEsch.

    -,
    ;

    {),
    ,
    To advert to,
    ',
    Causing adversity, fem.
    mid. fut.
    yEsch.

    ,
    c. gen. Hdt.
    The advocate's
    An sedile,

    ',',
    fee,
    Dion H.
    Ar.

    .
    Soph. See Remark, Mention. To be cedile, Plut. Diod.

    , ,,
    Advice,

    , , ,
    Horn. Hes. yEsch. Eur. Dem.;

    ,,
    Horn. Eur.
    Horn.;
    in pi. Horn. Ap. Ph. in sing.
    ,,
    JEdilesMp,
    Belonging an
    Plut.
    Dion II.

    ,,
    ; to cedile,
    Xen. ;

    , ,,
    ,
    , ,
    yEsch. Eur. Theoc.
    Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Isoc. ; Eur.
    yEsch. ;

    ;
    iEgsean,
    An gegis, Horn.
    yEsch.

    , Pind.
    ,

    , ,
    Xen. Plat. Hdt. Xen. Plat. Di- With dark cegis,

    ,
    ; ;

    ,
    ,,
    narch. ; Hdt. Xen. ; Hdt. Antipho. With golden cegis, Bacchyl.

    , ,
    Bad
    ",
    , -, ,, ,,,,,
    ',
    advice, Plat. With black cegis, yEsch.

    ,
    To take advice, c. gen. Xen. Aerial, ov, and a, ov, Eur. ov, and ; a, ov, Soph.
    If you ivill take my
    To advise,
    - advice,
    owing to the original F in
    often with a,
    yEsch. Eur.
    Afar,
    See Air.
    Horn. Pind. Eur. Thuc. etc. See Far.
    Horn.

    , ,
    -
    ; mid. aor. 1.
    pers. c. ace. rei, or c. infin. Horn. Hes. Ar. Hdt. Plat. ;
    fut.

    ,
    -,

    , ,
    sometimes -,
    etc. c. dat.

    but not in Trag. ; c. dat. pers., rarely


    Affability,

    Affable,
    , Xen.
    Isoc. ;
    Isoc. ;

    ov, Eur. Isoc.


    Isoc. ;

    ,
    ;^

    ,
    c. ace. pers. Pind. yEsch, Soph. Thuc. Xen. Dem. etc. ov, Thuc. Xen. ov, Isoc.
    -, -, ;
    ;
    ;

    - , , ,
    c. dat. pers. yEsch. Eur. Plat. Dem. ; fut.
    but not in Trag. either a man, or a line of conduct, c. dat. or

    ,
    or ovos,
    Plat.
    Plat. Xen. ; Xen. ; ov, c. dat.

    ,
    ace. pers. et c. inf. rei, yEsch. Soph. Soph. Eur. Plat. Affably, Plat. Isoc.
    ,
    , , , , ,,,
    ; ;

    c. dat. pers. Theog. Soph. Hdt. Isoc. Xen. Dem. An affair, and poet, (not Att.) in this sense

    ,
    ,,- -, ,-,,, ,
    a. ace. et infin. yEsch. Soph. Eur. Hdt. ; rare except in nom. and ace. sing. Horn. Trag. Theoc. ;
    c. ace. pers. c. inf. rei, or yEsch. Soph. Xen. Plat. , , Omn. poet. Horn. , Omn. poet. Horn.
    ,
    ;
    ;

    c. dat. pers. Omn. Att. prose ; fut. -|, and Hes. ;


    , Omn. ; Pind. yEsch. Soph.
    Thuc. Xen. Dem. Eur. ; the affairs of state, yEsch.
    To join in advising, fut. or -, but not in Trag. To affect (the mind), Horn. aor. 2. pass. ;

    yEsch. Thuc. Xen. usu. (but also Horn.), Horn. Trag. Thuc.
    To give the same advice, c. ace. and inf. or c. as, Thuc. Xen.; only in aor. 1. Horn.;
    Xen. mid. no perf. c. gen. yEsch. Soph. Plat. Xen.
    10
    , , , ', , - AFFECTATION. AGAINST.
    ,
    ,
    ,
    To affect to be, to do, etc.,

    - mid. Dem. Previous See Afisery

    ,
    c. inf. ; affliction, Plat.

    - , ,
    -
    mid.

    , .,
    c. inf. Plat. Grief.

    ,,
    Omn. See Riches.
    ,
    To be affected (of emotions of the mind, etc.), fut. Affluence,
    Omn. poet. Horn.

    , -,,
    no other tenses except imperf.
    aor. 2. Affluent,
    --

    .
    Plat. ;
    ,
    Omn. Att. ;

    pass. perf.
    pass, only in pres. c. aor. 2. mid. in pass.
    sens. c. dat. yEsch. Eur. Ar. Hdt. Thuc. Plat. etc. ;

    , ,
    To be affected, i. e. conceited,
    Ar.
    etc. c. dat. Soph.
    pass. c. fut. mid. Ar. Xen.
    To
    , afford,
    Ep. Omn. ;
    perf. Soph. ;
    One must afford,
    An affray,
    ,
    perf.
    Horn. Pind.
    Xen. See To give.

    Pind. Soph. Eur. Thuc.


    Xen.
    aor. 2.
    ;

    Dem.
    fut.
    and

    Isoc. etc.
    -, no

    ,, , ',, , ,
    To be too much or excessively affected (by fear),

    , - 6.
    To affright,
    Affright, ,
    Omn. See Frighten.
    Omn. See Fear.
    (>,

    ,,
    Affected by, c. dat. Pind. To affront, c. ace. or c. Omn. ; Horn. Trag.
    Affected alike by pain and pleasure, Hdt. Xen. Dem. ; only in pres., and mid.
    aor. 1.
    and aor. I. pass. Horn. ; Soph., usu. in mid. /Esch.
    ,
    To
    ,
    , ,,
    ,
    be (well or

    , ,
    ,
    ,
    ill) affected towards a person, Soph. Eur. Xen.
    ",
    See Insult.
    ,

    ,
    An , Omn. ;

    , ,, ,,
    Horn. Eur. ; Xen. Andoc. See Disposed. affront, Horn. Soph. Eur.
    Affectation,
    , - ", , Plat. . Hdt.; yEsch. Soph. Thuc. Lys. Dem. ; -
    Affection,
    7)tos,

    , , ,
    Horn. Hdt. ;

    , ,^,
    Omn. poet. Plat. Lys. Andoc. ;
    .
    Omn. ;
    ace. Hdt. Xen.
    yEsch. Eur.
    See Insidt.
    ; Dem. ; Eur.

    ,
    and iv,

    etc.,

    ? ,
    Philem. Mel.

    ,,,,
    Affectionate,
    ,,

    , ,
    , ,
    Hes. Soph. Thuc. ;

    , ,.
    Has the affection of the men,
    ;

    Thuc. Plat. etc.

    , ov, Xen. Theoc. ;


    yEsch. ;
    Xen. (see Love) ; of mind, body,

    Xen.
    Arist.
    Affronting,
    Afraid,
    Thuc. Isoc.
    Exceedingly afraid,
    To be afraid,
    etc.
    Horn.
    ov,

    fut.
    ; Trag.
    yEsch. Thuc. Plat. Xen.

    ov,

    ., and
    Xen.
    aor. 1.
    ;

    See Fearful.
    and
    ;
    Rh.

    often, esp. in
    Hdt.

    ,
    Affectionately,
    Affiance,
    ,
    Without affection,

    ,,
    , , , , ,
    Arist.

    ,
    Eur. Xen.
    Omn.
    ov, Theoc.
    ;

    poet. Horn.
    Plat.
    See Trust.
    Xen.
    Horn,
    To fear.
    Africa,
    African,
    ., perf.
    Horn. Xen.

    ,
    Soph. Eur. ; fem.
    and

    Pind. ;
    and Omn. See

    To

    , affiance,
    To have affianced
    To betroth.
    Affinity,

    , , , ,
    tionship.

    ,
    ,
    , ,
    -, ,, ,
    , ,
    , ,
    to one,
    Eur. Hdt. Plat. Dem.

    Eur. Xen. Plat.


    mid. c. ace. Hdt.

    Dem. etc.
    Dem.

    See Kin, Rela-


    See
    Eur. Xen.
    After,
    ;

    '
    yEsch.
    c. gen. Horn. yEsch. Hdt. Xen. etc. ;

    etc. Hdt. Thuc. ;


    and often as adv. Omn. ; (to be named) after,
    c. gen., as

    in all senses c. ace,


    c. gen. Hdt.

    c. dat. Plat., i.e. in addition to, c. dat. Hdt. Soph., i.e. for ;

    , ,,
    To affirm, no perf. Omn. ; yEsch. Eur. ; c. ace, as to sail after plunder, Horn. ;

    -,

    ,
    mid. Plat. Dem. Isse. ; and poet, and Horn. Hes. yEsch. Eur. Xen. Plat.

    , , , ',,
    Plat. ;
    mid. Dem. See To

    , ,
    say.

    , esp. of time, Horn. esp. of time, Horn. Tyrt.

    ,
    ;

    Affirmed, of rival assertions, Eur. Omn.; Soph. See Hereafter, Aftencards.


    An affirmation,
    An

    To
    ,
    , , ,, , ;,, ,
    affix,
    Soph. Eur. ;
    ,
    , , ,
    affirmative proposition,
    Affirmative,
    Affirmatively,

    , -
    Plat. Arist.

    c.
    ,
    Arist.

    perf.
    Arist.
    dat. Eur.
    ;

    -,
    ;
    , Arist.

    etc. c. dat.
    Arist.

    no perf.
    Soph. Eur.
    c. dat.
    After, adj.
    Omn.
    Things happening after,
    After that,
    c. gen. Horn. Hdt. sine cas. Pind. ;

    ',
    c. opt. Hdt.

    Being named after a person,


    To be after,
    Thuc.

    Plat.
    c. gen. and sine cas. Thuc. Isoc. Xen.

    ,
    ;

    Antipho. See Fix. c. gen. and sine cas. Thuc. Xen. Isoc. Dem.

    To afflict, only aor. 1. of pass, is found, fut. mid. in Born after, Horn. ov,
    pass. sens. Horn.

    , , ', ,
    imperf.

    ,,,
    Omn.

    , ,
    poet. Lys.
    Hes. Trag. Hdt. Plat.
    Omn.
    ; only pres. and The afternoon, Horn. Thuc. Xen. etc.
    the late part,
    the early part of,
    Hdt. Thuc. etc.
    ;

    ,
    fat. pass.

    ,
    ; ;

    ',
    c. fut. raid,

    , ,
    mid. in pass.
    in pass. sens. Horn., perf. An afterthought, Soph.

    , ,.,, , ,,',,, ,
    sens. Tyrt. Horn. Horn. Afterwards, Omn. Soph.
    c. dat.
    ''
    ,
    ; ; ; ;

    ,
    Ap. Rh. ;

    ,
    Ar. Plat. ,
    Plat. Ap. Rh. Call. ;
    ; , ,
    (<, Ar.), c. ace. causae, or c. dat. Horn. Soph. Hdt.

    Omn. poet. Horn. ;


    no perf. act. Omn. Att.
    yEsch. Eur.
    Trag.
    Trag. Xen.
    Soph. Eur. Ar. Plat. yEschin.
    ;
    ;
    Hdt.

    and
    Horn.
    ;

    ep.
    ;
    Omn.
    Horn. Hdt. Ap. Rh.
    or Horn. Theog. Plat
    ;

    Horn. Eur.;
    Horn. Hes. Pind. Soph. Eur.
    h. yEsch. Soph.
    ;

    ;
    ;

    ,
    lies.
    and
    ;

    ,, ,,
    See Here-

    , ,,
    Eur. Ar. Hdt. Xen. Dem.
    ; Eur. ; yEsch. Hdt.; Soph.; or Plat.
    To afflict in addition,

    ,,
    Thuc. Xen. Plat. after.
    , Omn.;
    To l>c afflicted,
    Afflicted,
    , ,
    (Jinn.
    Soph.
    See Grieve.
    ov, c. gen. caus. yEsch. Hdt.;
    ;
    Again,
    (Horn.),
    Omn.;
    (Att.), Omn. ;
    Plat.
    poet.
    Xen.;
    Omn. ; &, Horn. Theoc.

    , , Horn. Ap. Rh. as to recover again, c back

    , ,
    ovos, c. gen. cans. Pind. ov, Pind. yEsch. ; ;
    /'.

    Soph.

    , (,
    ov, Theoc. See Grieving, Miserable. again, Hdt. Eur.
    , \
    ; ;

    Affliction, Horn. ; Omn. ; Omn. , Again and again I say, \, Antipho.


    poet,

    , ,
    Horn. yEsch. Eur. Xen. Plat.; Horn. &, , Against, c. dat. Iloni. Xen. etc., c. ace. Hum. Hdt. etc.;

    , , . ,
    , , , ,,,,
    Trag. Xen. Plat. Isoc. dat. Horn., gen. Hes.

    ,
    Horn. Trag. elsewhere ?), Horn. gen. yEsch. etc. c. c.

    ', , c.
    ; ;

    ,
    Sapph. Theog. Trag. ;
    Omn. poet. Horn.;
    Soph.
    Omn. poet. Hdt. Xen. ;
    ,
    yEsch. Soph. Xen.;
    Soph. Eur. Dem. Soph. ,
    Hdt.;
    gen.
    c. ace. loin. Pind. Eur. Xen. Dem. etc;
    I c.

    Hdt. Xen., c. ace Horn. Eur. Xen.; fori, c. gen. Horn.


    Plat. etc.

    , ,
    ;

    ',
    ;

    , &,
    ,
    Kur. Xen.
    E,ch.

    , , , ,
    ,
    Isoc.

    ,
    .
    Soph. Kur.
    Plat.
    Xen.;
    ; Sapph. Hdt. Plat.
    yEsch. ;
    ;

    , yEsch.
    , ;
    Against, as to aim against, over against, etc.
    Hom. Pind.
    &,
    adv. and c. gen.

    , ,
    Pind. ; Over against, against ill comparison with, Horn.

    , ,
    or Hes. /Esch.

    ,
    ;

    ,, ,
    Omn. Att. Hdt.;

    , ,
    Omn. Att. Hdt.; Pind.
    , ,
    Against, i. e. in opposition to (to fight, stand, etc.), Horn.

    ,
    Soph. Hdt. Plat.; h. TEsch.; Ildt. ;
    Horn. Hdt. ; Iloni. Hdt. ;
    adv.

    , ', , ,
    , Hom. Pind. Soph.

    ,
    yEsch. Soph.
    ; or Theoir. ; ; and c. dat. Horn.; adv. and c. gen.
    \,
    ',
    Pind. , yEsch. Soph. yEsch. Soph. ;
    ,
    -
    Eur. Thuc. ; Dem.

    ,.
    ;

    Plat. Soph. Eur. Theog. /Esch. Against, adj. &Vtios, sine cas. or c. gen., more rare c. dat., Hom.
    -
    ; ; ;

    Thuc. Isoc. Antipho.; Thuc. Isoc; Pind. Eur. Hdt. Xen. etc. ; sine cas. or c. gen., rarely c.
    Rh. dat. Horn. Eur. Xen. Plat. etc.
    11 c 2
    To answer
    yi
    Age,
    , ,
    -, in all senses,
    truly
    Thuc.
    makes against

    , ,,
    AGE.
    us,

    , Omn. ;
    ,
    , ,,,
    Soph. Plat.

    ',
    ,
    , , An
    Ago
    agitator,

    Pind.;
    (long ago),
    Ar.
    Omn.
    ;
    Ar.
    AGREEABLE.

    poet. Xen. Isoc. Plat.


    Ar. ; ,, ;

    Call.;

    ,
    Horn. Hes. Hdt. Ar. etc.

    , , ,
    Arist. ;

    A marl's age, of all periods, but especially of the prime of Agony, Dem. See Pain.
    Omn. Agrarian, (of a law), Dion H.
    2.,%>]. -,
    life,

    , , ,,-,
    The age of Laius, i. e. the time when he lived, To agree (with, or together), aor.

    -, -,
    , ,
    Hdt. and dat. Horn. only pres. and imperf. Horn.

    ,,
    c. ;

    -,
    The present age,
    Old age, , sync, aos, eras.
    Dem.
    , , Omn. ;
    Hdt.
    perf. pass,
    ;

    -,
    fut. Att.
    aor. 1. pass,
    but oftener
    -,
    Pind.,
    with a person c. dat. Horn.,
    jEsch.

    Full age,
    Ripe age,
    irp.
    ;

    ,,
    ,, ,
    according
    ,
    ,
    to age.
    Plat.
    h. Plat.

    Pind.
    ; both these last in

    ,-, -,
    the phrase to a thing
    in prose,

    inf. sync,
    c.

    fut.
    iut. -, ,
    ace. expressed or understood, Eur. Thuc. ;
    etc. Soph. Eur. Ar. Xen. Antipho.;

    in pass, sense,
    aor. 2.
    c.
    perf.
    dat. or prep.
    -, perf. mid.
    Hdt. Omn. Att.

    ,
    Middle age,

    , ,
    Of age,
    To

    , (,
    be , ,
    ,
    , ,
    of ,
    Sameness of age,

    ,
    , , , ,, -, -,
    age,
    Thuc. ;
    Horn.
    Time.
    Xen.
    et
    fut.
    c.

    - -,
    ,
    or
    mid. aor.
    dat. pers. or prep, Pind. Eur.
    -<, c.
    1.

    inf. aor.
    aor. 2.
    c. ace. rei,

    Hdt. Thuc. Plat.


    or fut. or pres. Pind. Soph. Hdt.;
    or c. inf.

    perf.
    ;
    pres. or fut.

    ,, ,,, ,
    etc.), fut.

    Of
    ,the same age,
    iEsch. Plat. &c. ;
    Hdt. Thuc. Plat. Dem.
    Horn. ; ,
    usu. in pi. Horn. Pind.
    Horn. Hes. Eur. Theog.
    '7,
    usu. c. prep, Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen. Dem.
    or
    only pres. and imperf. c. dat. or prep. iEsch. Eur.
    Soph. Eur. ; no perf. jEsch. Soph. Eur.
    or c. dat.

    -,
    -, ,
    Theoc. ; iEsch. ; ov, Soph. Hdt. ; Xen. Plat. ; c. gen. Soph. ; fut. c. dat.

    Xen. ; Ar. or inf. iEsch. Soph. Xen. Hdt. Ap. Rh. sine cas. ;

    One of the same age, Ar. Hdt. Plat. Soph. ; c. dat. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Plat. Dem. etc. (to),
    -, -^,
    ', -,
    ;

    ,,
    Ap. Rh.
    ,
    ,, -,, -,,,-,,
    The body of those of the same age,

    ,, -, '
    Of what age ? qualis aetata ? =
    Horn.

    Soph.
    ; Horn. c. ace. in fut. mid. Eur.;

    aor. 2. perf.
    pres., pass., or mid., c. aor.
    fut.
    c. dat. Soph. Eur.
    aor. 1.
    (together), in
    1 . pass, and fut. 1 . mid., c.
    ;

    and inf.,

    ,
    Of such an age, Horn. Theog. Eur., as to do. etc. c. inf. or c. Thuc. Plat.
    dat. JEsch. ; c. dat. pers. sine cas.
    -,

    , '' ' , ,
    Theog. Soph. Plat. and c. ace. rei, Soph. Ar. Hdt. Thuc. as an event does

    ,
    ; ; ;

    in fem. jEsch. Soph. Xen. Plat. Dem. ; Ar. with a prediction, sine cas. Soph. ; of men, Xen. Lys.
    To be middle-aged,

    ], ,
    Ar.

    , , , ,
    To be of marriageable age,

    ,
    . ,
    ,
    \\, Plat. ;

    Soph.
    Isoc.

    dat.
    ;

    Dem.
    prop, of votes, but also of
    ;
    fut.

    Dem. ;
    perf.
    men, Hdt.
    Plat.
    ;

    ;
    etc., aor. 2.
    c.

    , ,,, ,
    ,
    Of what age (is he)

    , ; Soph. Hdt. Xen. Plat. Dem.; mid. c. aor. 1., pass, in act.
    To be of the same age as you, Eur. sens, Plat. dat. Hdt.
    ', ; c. ;

    - , ), -,
    ,
    ,

    ,
    Aged, ovtos, neut. ov, Omn. See Old. Plat. Xen. Plat. Isoc. iEschin. Xen.

    -
    ; ;

    An agent (for a foreign Dem.


    state), etc.
    ( fut. c. dat. Plat. intrans.

    ,
    ;

    To be an agent for, c. gen. Xen. Dem. (in buying), ;


    Plat. ; mid. c. dat. Hdt. Xen. Plat.

    ,
    ,
    ace. Thuc. ;

    ,
    c. gen. Plat. mid. to the terms of a treaty, c.

    ,
    To aggrandise, only pres. and imperf. Horn. Pind. Hdt. Soph. Hdt. Xen. usu. in mid.

    ,
    dat. or prep.

    , ,
    c.

    ,,
    ;

    ',
    '-, ,
    Soph. ; or tenses from Hes. Pind. Hdt. Trag. Xen. Plat. Dem. iEschin. ; Arist. ; c.

    Dem. Thuc.

    , ,
    dat. or sine cas. Thuc. Xen. Dem. JEschin.;
    Plat. See Exalt, Increase. Plat.;
    Aggrandisement,

    ', ', -, , Hdt. Thuc. Thuc. Plat. Xen. Lys. ; c. dat. pers. c.

    -,
    To aggravate,

    ,,,
    ",
    Aggravation,

    , ,,
    -,
    ,-, ,
    ' perf.
    Thuc.

    Dem.
    etc.
    ;

    Hdt. Thuc.
    mid. c. dat. Dem. ;
    ace. rei,
    aor. 1., aor. 2.
    Xen. Plat. Isoc.

    Plat. ;
    Dem.
    perf.
    ; fut.
    of opinions, &c. Hdt.
    tenses from and --
    no

    , , Hdt. Thuc. Xen.


    Aggregate, Thuc. Plat. mid. 7rpos et ace. Dem.;

    ,
    Isa?. ; c.

    In , Omn. Plat. Phil. ap.


    the aggregate, mid. aor.
    , 1. c. dat.
    .
    Aggression,

    ,
    See Attack.
    Aggressive,

    , ',
    Aggressor, ,
    , '/ ( a, ov
    Xen.
    (,
    , only

    ov, Ar.),Hdt.
    c. dat. Xen. Plat Antipho. Dem.
    Rh.

    another,
    ;

    an arguer,
    ;

    c.

    dat. iEschin.
    fut.
    fut.
    gen. Plat.
    -,
    ;
    c.
    etc. c. dat. Plat.
    dat. Ap. Rh. ;with
    as one statement does with
    mid. upon, c. ace. Plat., to
    ;

    ,
    c. ;

    To be aggrieved, Omn. Att. See Injured. pay, etc. c. inf. Hdt. Thuc.
    Agile, a, ov, and , bv, Horn. Pind. Xen. Plat. See To agree in a bargain, mid. Dem. iEschin.

    ,,, -,
    *?,-,,
    Active. To agree, i. e. to make a formal agreement,
    Agility, Pind. See Activity. c. ace), Dem. ; pf. etc. Thuc. Plat. Isoc.

    ,
    To agitate,

    , no perf. act. or pass, though there is aor. 1. pass. Dem.

    , , ,, , ,, ,
    Horn. Ap. Rh. ; only pres. and imperf. Horn. Ap. Rh. To agree in age, Arist.
    Mosch. JEsch. ; and oftenest in pass. To agree together, iEsch.
    '-, -,
    ; ;

    Horn. Sapph. Theogn. iEsch. Eur. Plat. ; Pind. Sapph. Plat.; (ov) c. dat. Phil. ap. Dem.
    Hdt. ; Msch. ; Msch. Soph. ;
    (as the wind does They all agree, Eur. Ar.
    impers. aor. 1. c. dat.

    ,
    ',,
    sails), no perf. Ap. Rh. Soph. Ar. Thuc. Plat.
    \
    ;

    -, ,
    To agitate inwardly,
    ~,
    ,
    If you agree icith me, Plat.

    ,
    iEsch.

    , , ,
    To be agitated,

    , ,
    To be agitating, or important, Thuc.

    ,
    To be agreed upon, and in 3d sing, as impers. fut.

    ,
    Horn. Ap. Rh. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. JEsch.

    ,
    pres. and imperf.

    , ,
    ,
    in this sense only in pres. Horn. only in It is agreed upon, Thuc.

    , &,
    ;

    ,
    pres. iEsch. ; Archil. ; Pind. ; Agreed upon, Horn. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. iEschin. ;

    ,.
    iEsch. ;

    ~/, ',
    she was agitated, 3d sing, pluperf. pass., from Hdt. Thuc. Thuc. ; Plat. ; i. e. promised by ;

    My mind

    ', , , ,~,
    ^,
    Rh. Mosch.
    is agitated,
    ; Soph. Eur. Xen.
    Horn.
    Dem. formal agreement,
    One must agree,
    Ar.
    Plat. Plat. ;

    ,
    Preparation had been in agitation before, To be agreed to, in pi. neut. c. dat. pers. Soph.

    , ', ',
    from Thuc. Agreeable, om. Plat. dat.

    ,
    ov, c. dat. c.

    - ;

    ,
    Agitation,
    Distraction and agitation of mind,
    Soph.
    Soph.

    12
    ,
    '
    Horn.

    Theog.
    ;

    c.

    ;
    dat. Pind. Plat.
    c.

    c.
    dat.
    ;

    dat. iEsch.
    Horn. iEsch. ;

    ;
    a, ov, and ,
    c. dat.
    ov, c. dat. Pind.
    Soph. Hdt. Xen.
    . ;
    ;
    ; . ;

    , , , ,, ,
    ,Lys.

    ^, ,
    ;

    ,
    , , AGREEABLY.
    iEsch. Xen. ; ov, Xen. ; 67"- To ail, i.e. be sick, Hdt. Omn. Att. See Sick.
    ALARM.

    ,
    iEsch. Soph. ov, JEsch. Plat. What ails us that wc forget ?

    ,
    ; ;
    Horn.

    -. Hdt. To aim at, mid. only pres. and imperf. c. gen. Horn.
    Joz

    ,
    ', ,
    Xen.

    ,
    -, ^,.
    making yourself agreeable

    -) , ,
    to others, Theoc. ;

    in imperf.
    mid. in aor. 2.
    c. dat. Horn. ;
    sine eas. Horn.
    sine eas.'

    , ,
    Agreeable manners, Xen. See Pleasant. and c. gen. Horn. Tyrt.; metaph. i.e. seek to obtain, Pind. Ear.
    Agreeably, Eur. Xen. Plat. ; Ar. Thuc. Xen. Isoc. ; (aor. 2. c. dat. Pind.

    , , , ~,
    Xen. Plat.
    , and Ar. Xen. Eur. c. ace. Soph. Eur.

    ,
    ;
    ; c. prep. Plat. ; etc.,
    Agreeing (with, together, etc.),
    Horn. Hes. Pind. \, c. dat. Soph. Eur. Plat. ; (no perf.) /,

    ,
    dat.
    ov, short, if followed by a short syll., long if followed Pind. ; yv, c. dat. Xen. Dem. ;
    c
    mid.

    ~, 5. - ', ,, ..
    by a long one, Hes. ; ovos, iEsch. ;
    ov, c dat. Eur. Ar. Hdt. ;
    ov, c. perf. pass, in act. sens. c. gen. or prep. Plat. Isoc. Dem.

    ,
    c. dat. Soph. ; Antipho.
    ovos, Thuc. Xen. Dem. ;
    ,ovos, c. dat. Eur. ; To aim seek to get, Horn. Xen. Plat.

    ys, 5, ,
    at, i.e.

    ,
    Em,

    - , ;

    ,
    ;

    ov, Plat. ; ovos, Plat. ; Plat. Pind. Eur. c. Thuc, also c. and opt. ,Escli. e.

    5,
    Agreeing

    5,,,,
    Plat. ,
    oyos, Xen.
    5, ,
    , , ,,
    , ,, ,
    , ;

    ,,
    Agreement, an agreement, i.e. compact,
    Arist.
    (with, together, etc.), adv.,
    Plat.
    Plat.
    ;

    ;
    Isoc.
    Arist.
    Lycurg.
    c.

    in pi. Horn.
    ;
    dat. TEsch.
    perf.

    He
    ,
    c gen. Hdt.
    mid. Hdt. Isoc
    aimed at the sovereignty,
    Plat. ;

    only in pres. Hdt.


    ;

    ;
    c
    ;
    dat. Hdt. Plat. ;

    mid. c dat. Lycurg.


    Hdt.
    \
    Thuc.
    mid. in pres. and im-
    ;

    Hdt.
    ;

    .
    ;

    Horn. Xen.

    ,
    Xen.

    , ,
    <as,

    ,
    ^, , , ,
    ,
    ,
    Plat.
    Hdt. Thuc. Xen.

    , -
    Dem.
    ;

    Omn. prose
    ;

    be-
    Horn. Ap. Rh.

    ;
    iEsch. Thuc.
    , Eur. Hdt. Thuc.
    ;

    ;
    One shoidd aim at,
    A good aim, Eur.
    An aiming at supreme poiver,
    Plat. ; c.

    Xen.
    gen. Ari>t.

    ,
    ;

    , ,
    cause they were often engraved on pillars, Ar. Dem.
    , ; Taking a good aim, ov, Ep. ^'-, Horn. .Esch. ;

    , ,
    , Pind. rb, Hdt. Xen. and metaph. Soph.
    ; Xos,ov, Eur. Xen. metaph. ; ov, /Esch. ;

    Ar. rb
    A written agreement,
    Hdt.
    - ; Plat. ; ov, Plat. Arist. ; .Esch.
    4',
    ,
    Thuc. Lys. Dem. Taking good aim, adv. Xen.; Hdt.;

    ,
    ;

    aros, rb,
    5,
    ,
    Dem. Arist.
    i. e.

    ,
    Rh.
    Belonging ,,;

    Thuc.
    -
    unanimity,

    ',,
    ,
    an agreement, tending to,
    to
    ov,
    Thuc.

    A not making an agreement, a case in which no agreement


    Omn. pros.
    Horn. Theog.
    Ap. Rh. ; Plat. Arist.
    Horn. Ap.

    ;
    Well aimed,
    An aiming
    Aimless,
    Air, ',
    at,
    of an action, Horn. Ap. Rh.
    in Horn. lies, often , bat also
    ov, Eur.

    in Soph.
    c. gen.
    Xen.
    Xen.

    ,
    ', is made, Horn. Hes. h. Soph. Hdt. Plat. Xen.; (in Horn. . in Att.
    rb

    Plat.

    ,,, ,
    Aground,, Thuc.

    ,,
    Agriculture, ywpyia, Thuc. Xen. Isoc. Plat. Dem.

    , ,, ,, ,
    Xen.
    run a ship aground,
    intrans. of the ship, Horn.
    to aor. 1. Horn, and
    only in pres. and aor. 1. Eur.
    Hdt. Thuc, and intrans. of the ship, Thuc. Xen. Metaph. Ar.
    act. and intrans. vEsch. Eur. Hdt. Isoc.
    ;
    -,
    ; ypy,
    prose , elsewh.
    is the lower air,
    288.
    The open air,
    The air ive breathe,
    ), Omn. ; when there is a difference fttyp
    the pure upper air.
    Horn. Pind. TEsch. Eur. Plat. Xen.
    Sol. Ar. Xen. Ildt.

    Airy, belonging to, of the air, in the air,


    .Esch. Soph. Eur.;
    See Horn. 11. \;\.

    a, ov, and os, ov, Kur. ',


    a, or, ami*.
    , Philyll.
    .

    ,
    ;

    Airy of a country, i.e. exposed to,


    act. and intrans. Hdt. Thuc.
    , lies. rihmwf,

    ,
    ;

    Ague, an, Theog. Ar. Plat. Arist. ov, Ap. Rh.

    ,,
    ;

    To have an ague, Ar. Kept in the open air, ov, Cratin.


    Ahead,

    ,', Eur. Hdt. Xen. Plat. Dem. Ap. Rh, etc. See An airy situation, Arist.

    To

    To , ,,
    Front, Before.
    be

    aid,
    ,
    ,
    ,.
    ', -
    ahead (of a person,

    (always with negat. in Horn.) Horn. Ap. Rh.

    ,
    perf. c. dat. Horn. Soph. Eur.;
    fut.
    only fut. aor. 1. and aor. 2.
    -^,
    fut.
    c. dat.

    Horn. Eur. Hdt. Thuc.


    no
    etc. going the same road as another),
    aor. 2. -,
    Thuc.

    ;
    -,-,
    In the
    Thuc Xen.
    Xen.
    open air,

    Living in the open air,


    To
    Theoc
    live
    ;

    or be in the open air,


    a, ov,
    ov, Cratin.;

    ov,
    and

    Anth.
    os. or,

    ;
    Pind. 7N.li. Ear.

    (><>,
    ov. Hipp.

    Plat.
    iv

    Xen.
    :

    or,

    ;
    (

    IrWM,
    II.lt.

    >rpli.

    Xen.

    , , ',
    ;

    ,
    pass. c. aor. 2. and perf. act. c.
    Hes. Eur. Hdt. Xen. etc.

    ,
    dat. Horn.
    no perf. c. dat. Horn. Pind. ;
    ,
    py,
    '^,
    To put out in the air,
    To tread the air, ', as shepherdfl do
    Ar. l'.at. ;
    u<
    -
    ''

    I'lat

    , 5,
    jEsch. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen. c. dat. Horn. vEsch. ; To measure the air, Xen.
    Soph. Xen. c. dat. yEsch. Eur. Thuc. Xen. Mooing, flying, etc. , .11.-.;

    '\.
    ;

    '^, ; in air, h.

    -, , ,
    c. dat. or ace. Soph. Eur. Xen. Plat.

    5,
    sometimes c. ace. rei, Trag. Hdt. Thuc. Isoc. Xen. etc.
    c. dat. pers. ;

    ; ov, Ar. ; *5, ov, lies.; 'BtpofoiTOS, <.


    Ar. ;

    .
    .;.
    Each,
    \. .
    j

    , ',
    c. dat. pers. Hdt. Omn. Att. Anth.; a, or, and Of, *, R
    To help (in a war),

    -,
    hostis, Hdt.
    mid. c. gen. rei, Pind., c. gen. Eubul.
    Like air, '^. Plat. Ariit

    ,, ,,, - , -,
    To come to the aid of,
    c. dat. jEsch. Thuc. Hdt.

    Thuc. Xen. Plat.


    To join in aiding, aid
    mid. fut.

    c. dat. Eur.
    aor. 2.
    c. dat. Ar.

    all together,
    ;

    . ;
    To

    c dat
    ,
    air,
    To owe oneself airs,
    cans, or
    pass. Ar.
    e. part.
    Xn.
    no per Time.

    I'lat.;
    Bich.
    Xm.
    in

    luir.
    pan. only
    I'lat.;

    'BupoL
    in
    Ktpaa^
    pre,
    \r.
    md unperf.

    , , , Soph. Xen. Lys.


    c. dat. or ace. Time. ; Akin, dinn. pott 1 1. mm.

    , ,,
    Xen. See Assist, Help. gen. or dat Soph. ieoc. Plat,

    .&.
    , ,
    j

    Aid, only in nom. Horn. Pind. Eur.; Hom. Alabaster, 'aM&aoTpos, pi. m and
    Pind. Trag.; 'py,
    c. gen. against, Horn. yEsch. Soph. Plat. Alacrity, Bom. Been. Hdt X>

    - ,

    , - ,,
    aros, Soph. aros, Xen. ; I lom. See /.'"//

    ,
    A coming to t/ie aid of, X-n.; RdVdWt,
    Time. Xen. a joint aid, ; With alacrity,
    ',. K.mIi. Il.lt. I'lat. Plat.

    , Thuc. See Assistance, Help. Alarm,

    , ',,
    We must
    An

    ,
    aider,

    See Assistant.
    An aide-de-camp,
    .
    aid,

    opos, yEsch. ;
    Dem.
    opos, Horn.
    ,,
    ;

    c. gen. or dat.
    Pind.
    Onm.
    JEech.
    Att.
    \
    Alarm,

    To alarm,
    and
    i.e. a cry of alarm. ^07;,
    A previous alarm, wpoutfotbiffis, <<, . Tint*
    in pa, aor. 2. botb
    'I'huc. Horn. I,vs.
    Time.

    Dem.
    .

    , Xen. ,
    13
    Xen. ; Xen. ; To be alarmed
    Frighti
    at, p.
    ;;; ;;;

    Subject to alarms,

    , ., , , ALARMING.
    L}r s. Arist. ,, - ',,
    Allaying pain,
    ALLOY.
    ov, Horn. ;

    ,
    ov, Soph.

    ,
    Alarming, Means
    See Terrible. to allay (pain),
    ,, Pind.

    , ,
    ,
    -,',--,
    Alas, Soph. Xen. Plat. etc. ; usually repeated as a?, a?, An allegation, Plat. Arist.

    ,,,
    tEscL Soph. usu. Soph. Xen. Ap. Rh. An gen. Xen.
    etc. ; ol, c. dat. as alleging, especially as excuse, c.

    --
    ,
    pers.
    c. nom. Soph., c. voc. iEsch. Soph. Eur.,
    and gen. caus. Eur. ; c. gen. .^Esch. ,
    c. dat. Soph.,
    ototoi, Soph. Eur.
    c. dat.
    ,
    -,
    , ,
    To allege,
    Horn. iEsch. Hdt. Dem.;
    fut., aor. 1.

    -,
    Soph.;
    aor. 2.

    --
    aor. 1.

    ,
    ;

    ,
    iEsch. pass, Soph.;

    ,
    perf., etc., aor. 1.
    To cry alas, no See Lament.
    perf. iEsch.
    , esp. as an inducement, iEsch. Hdt. Isoc. Plat, etc.;

    ,,, , . ,
    Albeit, usu. in Horn. div. with a word between the Eur. Xen. Dem. ; against any one, c. and gen. Dem.

    ,,,
    but not so in Att. c. ind., very often c. part. Omn. -6, Eur. Thuc. and

    , , , --
    particles, perf. etc. ;

    See Although. mid. Soph. Hdt. Thuc. ;


    Att. mid. Hdt.
    All alder, Horn. Thuc. and by way
    of excuse, in act. Xen. ;

    , , ',,
    ;

    Alert,
    Alertness,
    Like Alexander,
    Xen.
    ,
    See Watchful.
    Thuc.
    Menand. ', ,
    more
    Eur. in mid. Dem. Antipho ;
    usu. in mid. Hdt. Plat. ;
    Xen. aor. 1
    ',
    -/, no
    aor.
    perf.
    2.
    Ar. Dem.
    -,
    as a pretence, Eur.
    Ar.

    ,
    ; . ;

    Alien, Pind. ; Hdt. Plat. Isoc. Dem. See c. Dem. ; perf. act. and aor. 2., not used
    Foreign.
    An alien,
    The
    A
    Xen.
    rights
    tax on aliens,
    The alien act,
    ,
    of aliens,
    iEsch. Soph. Ar. Thuc. Xen.
    (), Xen. Lys.
    Xen.
    (a
    Plat. Lys. Dem.
    Lacedsenionian institution), Thuc.

    ),
    Dem.

    ,
    in act. sens.

    ,, , ,
    To allege besides,
    Allegiance,
    Allegorical,
    An
    To
    allegory,
    alleviate,
    Dem.

    Dem.
    JEsch. Soph.
    Thuc.
    Plat.
    Dem.

    Isoc.

    Soph. Eur. Xen. Theoc.


    Isae.

    ',, ;
    '

    To be indicted as an
    To prosecute as an
    alien,

    ,
    (sc.

    ,
    Ar.
    , c.

    ,
    ace. pers. gen. rei, Eur. ; Eur. ; jEsch.

    ,
    alien, (mid. in aor. 1) Eur.

    ,
    Dem.
    To be convicted as an
    more usu. Att.
    ,,, alien,

    ,
    ,
    , , ,,
    ,
    Dem. , (aor. 2. act. and
    To alleviate by holding out hope,
    Believe.
    An alleviation, ' , Soph.;
    Eur. See

    , ,- ,, ,, ,
    in pass, sens.)

    ,
    Alienable, Arist. Eur. ; Eur. ; See Belief. , Eur.
    ,
    To alienate,
    ^ Thuc. Xen. Dem.
    , ; c. gen. An alley, Horn. Pind. Hdt. Soph. Plat. ;

    ,
    or c. and gen. sometimes c. dat. Plat. iEschin. Alliance, Pind. vEsch. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Dem. etc. etc.;

    ,
    c.

    ,
    c. and ace. Isoc. Hdt. Thuc. Thuc. Dem. ; a defensive alli-
    ;

    ,
    To Dem.
    , be alienated from one another, mid. fut. ance, Phil. ap. Thuc.

    ,,, ,
    ;

    aor. 1. poet, also aor. 1. pass, An avoiding of alliance, Thuc.


    Horn.

    -,
    To

    , ,
    Alienation,
    h.
    alienate friends

    -, ,
    ;

    , -,
    Xen.
    from another
    pass.

    ,,
    c. aor.
    to

    Thuc.
    2 act. in pass. sens.
    one's self,

    ;
    '
    Thuc.
    aor. 2.

    Arist.
    In
    Ally.
    alliance with,

    Belonging
    To join in
    toan alliance,
    an alliance,
    ov, c. gen.

    fut.
    or dat. Thuc. Eur.

    Ar. Hdt. Thuc. Dem.


    aor. 1. -,
    See

    ,, ,
    ,
    ,
    , Plat. perf., c. dat. Thuc. See Ally.
    To

    ,,
    Alike,

    ,,
    alight,
    Thuc. ;

    Alike, adv.

    , ,, ,, ,-
    a, ov,
    tenses from
    Horn. Xen.
    and Horn. JEsch. Hdt.
    See Descend, Dismount.
    and in Att. often os, ov, Omn. See Like.
    Pind. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen. Dem. etc. See
    To

    Allied,
    fight
    thon, Hdt.
    unaided by

    , Thuc. ;
    allies,

    ov, ^Esch.
    ov,
    Hdt. Thuc. Xen. etc
    Eur.
    -,
    of the Athenians at Mara-

    , fern,
    Thuc.
    -
    , ,
    ;

    , ,
    Like. To allot, and esp. mid. Horn. iEsch. Plat. ;
    Aliment, Hdt. Soph. Plat. etc. See Nourishment. fut. -, no perf. Horn. Omn. ; Horn.

    ,
    ;

    ,, , ,
    Alimentary,
    iEsch,
    Alive,

    , ,
    ,
    Horn. Hdt.

    ,
    , ,
    See Nutritious.
    Horn. (cobs, Horn. Tyrt. Hdt. Xen. ;

    ,, ,
    ,
    ov, Soph. Eur. Hdt. Plat.

    ,, , ', ,
    dying man, Soph. Antipho.
    ;

    , ovos,
    ;

    etc. /Esch. Soph.


    ,
    gen.
    ov,

    of a wounded
    ;

    Eur. Hdt.
    and , ov, Theoph.;

    ,,
    ,
    ,
    ;
    ;
    ov,

    ,
    , Pind. Eur. Thuc.

    Plat. Isoc.
    To assign.
    c.

    One must allot,


    An
    Eur.

    allotment,
    ;
    ,Dem. iEsch. Eur.

    ,,
    JEsch. Plat.
    ; Hdt. Xen.
    Dem. JEsch. See To distribute,
    ;

    Plat.
    Horn. Hes. JEsch. Isoc.
    ,,
    ;

    Dem.
    ;

    etc.; esp. of

    ,
    ov,

    ,
    ;

    Thuc. ; ov, Soph. ; Pind. See land, Hdt. ; Plat. Call. ;

    , , ,,
    Living. Arist.

    , ,,
    Alkanet,
    All,
    Att.),
    Omn.;
    , , Omn.;
    Xen. Amcips.
    Omn.
    (neut.
    Hdt. Plat.;
    ;
    ;

    (neut.
    Horn.), Omn.
    Hipp.
    '/
    Soph.;
    Horn.,
    poet. ;
    An
    A
    allottee,
    body of allottees,
    Belonging to,
    To obtain by allotment,
    Hdt. Thuc.
    Isoc.
    Ar. Dem.
    Hdt.
    Pind. h. Eur. Hdt. Isoc. ; usu. in pi. Hdt. Plat. See Allotted,
    , ov, Call.

    , ,', ,
    Whole. To allow, aug. et-, Omn.; mid. c. perf.,
    At , in question, Horn. Plat., or with negatives, or conjunc- Permit)

    , ,
    all, pass. etc. in act. sens. Lys. Plat, (see ;

    tives, or demonst. pronouns, and others, Horn. Hdt. Thuc. Plat. Soph. Eur. Thuc. Xen. Dem. etc. ; in arguing, Xen.

    Ar.
    PXV,

    ,
    All bid,
    , ,
    Soph. ;

    ', , ,
    c. neg. Soph. Plat. Xen. ;

    c. neg. Soph. Hdt. Plat. ;

    - Plat.
    Hdt. ;

    Dem.
    Ar. See Confess.

    To allow one
    in aor. 2. ,
    To allow a person to do, i. e. give him an opportunity of doing,

    (liberty of speech),
    c. dat.

    (~),
    and inf. Thuc.
    aor. 1. , perf.

    ,
    At Xen. vEschin.

    ,
    all events, Horn. Eur. Thuc. frequently divided in Att.
    , etc., aor. 1. pass, c. dat.

    In all,
    All day,
    And
    ,, ,
    with av inserted, as

    , . , ,,
    all (his
    and without , , Dem.
    all night, etc.,

    ,
    head, helmet, and all)

    c. opt. Ar. Plat. etc.

    Horn.,
    Horn. Hdt., the Attics usu. omit the prep, but
    . Hdt. Xen.

    ',
    etc.
    i"

    or
    am

    Dem.
    c.
    allowed to have done,

    It is alloived,
    c.
    and

    i.

    neg. Ar. Hdt. Plat. iEschin.


    infin.

    e.
    Dem., and de

    permitted,
    ;
    re,

    aor. 2.
    c. part, or

    only in pres. Soph.


    c. infin.

    usu.
    ;

    ,
    not always, Trag. Hdt. Thuc. Plat. Dem.

    ,,
    iEsch.; Eur.

    ,,
    etc.
    ,
    ,
    Ar. inserts the article,
    To allay, Horn. Soph. ; imperf. no aor. 1. , An
    Alloy,
    allowance,
    ,
    metaph. Ar.
    Eur.
    metal full of alio)', ,
    ,
    ;

    aor. 2. Ep. Horn.; Horn. Soph.; Theogn. Eur. Plat. Xen. Dem. etc. See Adulterate.
    no perfect
    14
    act. Omn. ; Soph. Eur. Xen. Thuc. Gold with alloy in it, (), Hdt.
    ,,
    ,
    All-powerful,

    , , ,
    Pind.

    -,
    To allude to,
    To allure,
    ,
    ,
    -,
    - ,,
    ,
    ,
    ,
    ALL-POWERFUL.

    mid. imperf.
    Pind. yEsch. Soph. Eur.

    , Thuc.
    ; , In front of the altar,
    Defending the altar,
    To stand at the altar,
    A
    ALTERNATELY.
    ov,
    ov, yEsch.
    Eur.

    Eur.

    ,
    fut. aor. sacrifice offered at the altar, in pi. Theoc.
    pass. perf. etc. in To alter, act. aor. 2. act. perf. and always

    ,
    1. aor. 1. pluperf. act.

    ,
    pass.

    ,,,,
    ,
    An allurement,
    sens.

    , ,
    Horn. Theoc. ;

    ,
    . , ,
    aros,

    ,
    Isoc. Xen. Dem. ;
    (only to allure men), Xen. Plat. Isoc. Dem. Lycurg.
    Eur. Xen. Plat. c. gen. pers.
    ,
    ,
    in pass, or intrans. sens. Horn. Soph. Eur. Ar. Hdt. Thuc. Plat.
    Dem, etc. ;

    nearly redundant), in aor. 1.


    (with
    mid. Horn.;
    ?, which is, however,

    Horn.;

    ,
    Eur.; Ar. Horn. Pind. Ar. ; Eur. Soph. Hdt. used

    /?, ,
    ;

    An alluring, the act, Plat. also neut. Eur. Epich. Hdt. ;


    Sol. Dem. ;

    ,
    Alluring, ov, Time. ; ov, Hdt. Thuc. Xen. ; Theog. yEsch. Hdt. ; and
    ,
    ;

    ', -, Arist. both act. and neut. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Plat.
    perf.
    -,
    etc.

    An

    , ,
    Easily allured,

    ,
    , ,
    allusion to,
    Alluvial,

    , , ,, , , ov, Hdt.
    ,
    ov, yEsch. Arist.
    c. gen. Thuc. Plat.
    Isoc. Dem. etc.;
    aor. 1. pass, -,
    aor. 1. perf.
    Hdt. Thuc. Xen, Dem. ; (one thing into
    etc,

    another), c gem. ace (aor. 2. mid. almost as pass., you have been
    ),
    ,
    To ally (onesself he an ally,
    to c. dat. Horn. Hdt. altered so as to be mad, Soph. Eur. (see infra,
    -,

    , ,, --
    ),
    ,--,
    , dat. pers. yEsch. Soph. Thuc. Plat. Dem. etc. etc. To alter one's mind)

    ,
    c. ;
    fut. aor. aor.
    Xen. Soph. Dem.

    ,,,, , , ,
    Eur. Plat.

    ,
    fut. c. dat. Plat. ; 2. ;
    ;

    dat. Thuc. Xen. Isoc; aor. 1. Thuc. Plat. Plat. (Com.) esp. one's manners, etc mid.

    ,
    c. ; ;

    Xen. ), Xen.
    (fut. in
    They were members of the alliance, - yEsch. Eur.;
    in pass, sense, Thuc.
    aor. 2. act.
    Isoc. Plat. Dem.
    and
    etc.
    perf.
    ;
    and pluperf. act.
    act. and

    ,,
    Xen. neut. Plat. Hdt. Plat. Xen. Dem.

    ,
    ; ; ;

    An

    A
    ,
    rei,

    , ally,
    Soph.
    Soph. ;

    ,
    ;
    Horn. Pind. yEsch. Eur. Thuc. Xen. c. gen.

    Eur.
    Pind. Hdt. Omn. Att.
    ; Thuc.
    Eur. Hdt.
    ,
    To
    To
    alter frequently,
    Xen. Dinarch.

    a writing or a
    Plat.
    ;

    mid. Ap. Rh.


    Thuc. Xen. Dinarch.
    mid. Plat. ;

    ,
    body of allies, yEsch. Hdt. alter luiv,

    ,
    ;

    , ,
    Thuc.

    -,
    Like an
    Almighty,

    ', ,
    Pind. ;
    yEsch. ;, , ally,

    , , , yEsch.
    ;
    Isoc.
    Pind. yEsch. Soph. Eur.;
    ov, yEsch. ;
    yEsch.; , ,
    ov,
    ov, Soph.;
    ,
    To
    To
    alter for the better,
    assist in altering,
    in act. sense, Arist.
    To
    To
    alter at
    alter a
    same time with,
    esp. for the worse,
    Dinarch.
    aor. 2. and perf. act. not used

    Arist.
    both and

    ', ',
    little, act. in-

    , ', , --
    as others read, yEsch. Ar. trans. yEsch. Eur.
    or,
    '-
    -,
    ,
    An
    An
    almond,
    Ath.
    almond-tree,
    ;

    '/,
    Ath.
    Hipp.
    7], Ath. ;
    ;

    contract, -, Theoph. ; '?, ,


    To be altered,
    perf.
    circumstances, for better or for
    pass.
    aor. 2. -,
    Horn. Soph.;
    any manner,
    worse, Eur. Ar. Hdt.
    in
    fut.
    in
    Plat.
    mind or
    Isoc.

    ,,

    , , ,, ,
    Almost,
    Aloft,
    Alone,

    ,,
    Luc.
    Of almonds,

    , , ,
    ,
    (, "'/', Xen.
    -, and
    Soph. Eur. Thuc. Xen.
    ov, Ap. Rh. See High.
    Omn. ;
    Dem. etc.

    Ar. Lycurg. olos,


    See Nearly.

    ;
    Dem. etc
    To
    perf.
    To

    ,
    To
    be altered so as to
    and
    be altered in
    be altered into,
    pluperf. act.
    any point,
    become so and

    fut.
    ,
    -), so,

    c.
    Eur.
    gen. Thuc.
    no
    pass.

    aor. 1., aor. 2.


    c. aor. 2.

    -
    , ,
    Horn. Pind. Soph. Eur. ;

    -,
    ov, Eur. ; ov, i. e. perf. etc. c Thuc.

    , , yEsch. ?,
    going alone. Soph. ; To be altered slightly,

    ,,, , ,
    6 ; PI.
    ,
    , yEsch.

    , .
    To alter one^s mind, Horn, in mid. Eur. Hdt/ Plat, c
    -,
    ,
    This alone of all things, )] and inf. Hdt. tenses from
    . Plat.

    , ,
    c.

    ,
    ;

    ,
    Alone, Horn. Rh. often in phr. Horn. ol- ace rei or c. infin., and with infin. and Trag. Hdt. Time
    ,. Rh. ; Thuc.
    ;

    Isae. ;
    Isse. ; thus alone,
    ;

    Xen. Isoc. Dem., so as to think,


    -, c. Xen. ;
    in aor.

    To

    , , be alone,

    ?, -,
    ,
    Xen. See Only.
    Eur. ; Theoc. ; or , 2. mid. and in aor. 1.
    and perf. act. Th. ;
    pass, Eur.;
    Soph. ;
    c aor. 2.
    Eur. ;

    ^ ,
    Eur. (mid.) Soph.; c and

    ,
    To leave alone, Horn., and in pass. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Plat. infin. Xen.; esp. in aor. 1. and in aor. 1.

    ',, , , ,
    Along, ', c dat. pers. Hdt. Dem.
    c. ace. Horn. ; c. ace. Horn. Soph. Xen., c. dat. act. part. neut. impers.
    ,
    ,
    I have my

    ,
    Soph. Eur. ; c. gen. Ap. Rh. Since altered mind, Hdt.

    , ,
    Alongside Horn. Soph. Eur. Xen. See Side. To mind suddenly, Hdt.
    of, c. dat.
    . alter one^s
    Aloof,

    , ', ,
    ,
    To stand aloof,

    , ,,
    or

    ,
    c. aor. 2. act. etc. Horn. Thuc. ;

    dat. Soph. Eur. Ar. Hdt. Xen.;


    c.
    , Horn. ;
    pass. c. aor. 2. perf. and pluperf. act.
    and fut. mid. Horn. Soph. yEsch. Thuc. Xen. ;

    aor. 2. act. etc.


    (
    pass.
    c. gen. sometimes c.

    yEsch. Eur. Thuc;


    Rh.

    Thuc
    See Apart. To
    --, be prevailed

    Apt to alter
    One must alter,
    Alterable,
    Pind. yEsch.
    on to alter ojic's mind,
    Hdt. See To change.
    oe's mind, ov, Ar.

    Thuc.
    Plat.
    ;
    ;

    or altered,
    ;

    Isoc
    pass. perf.

    Arist.

    ov,

    Aloud,
    Loudly.
    Alphabet,

    , ,,, ,
    -,
    the,
    and

    , Omn.
    Horn.,

    Xen. Plat.
    Att.), Horn. Antipho. See Altered,
    Alteration,
    usu.
    ,,, ,
    from, but also
    Hipp.
    ,, to,
    Soph. Eur. Thuc. Plat. Lys.
    Eur. Thuc. Xen. Isoc. Plat.

    ,
    Already, Omn. Dem. Thuc

    , /,
    ; ;

    Also, Omn. See And. Of mind, Hdt. Thuc. Sec Change.

    , &, -
    ,
    Altar, Horn. Pind. yEsch. Eur. Thuc. Dem. etc. Altercation, Time Dem.

    ,
    Horn. Trag. Dem. ; yEsch Soph. ; yEsch. Eur.
    ;

    Alternate, bv, Horn.;


    Plat.
    4^, etc.
    bv, Ap. Rh.

    ',
    ;

    11 at. 7, , ov, and , ov, Hdt. Plat Theoc.

    , ,
    , , ,
    An altar common to many Gods, or a common participation in an To alternate, mid. Horn.; mid. Pind.

    I
    altar,
    Of the,
    Eur.;
    Rh.
    Round
    ,
    ,
    ; . , .
    ',
    ,,
    at the, on the altar,

    , ',
    the altar,
    luring one common altar,
    Having many
    ",
    altars,
    /Esch.

    Soph.; in the,
    ov, yEsch.
    etc.

    ov, Eur.

    ov, Call.
    ov,
    a, ov,

    Thuc
    and ,Soph.
    ov, /Esch. Eur. Ap.
    ov,
    To 7)ia he to alternate,
    But victory alternates between men,
    ',
    Alternately,

    Rh.
    6, .
    Horn.;
    Horn.

    Pind. Ar. lldt. \<mi. Isoc;


    /;/ alterniiting rowe,

    . . Rh.
    ;
    Thuc. ;
    Rh.
    '

    ;
    .
    .
    Soph.
    Xen.;
    Rh.;
    Horn
    Rh. Theoc;

    4-
    -

    15
    ;; ;
    ;

    (
    Alternation,

    ,
    Of speecJies,
    , ,
    etc.
    ',
    ALTERNATION.
    Plat. ; ,- , Xoyeov), Plat.
    ,, Hipp. To
    Dem.
    be an ambassador,
    AMENDS.
    and mid. Eur. Ar. Thuc. Xen.

    &,
    An alternative,
    Although,
    clitic,

    , , , , c.
    I see two
    ind. or opt. Horn. Soph.
    qualifying some adj. or part., or in Att. with some pronoun
    alt.

    Xen. etc. ;
    Eur.
    ?rep, en-
    To be an ambassador to an oracle, etc.,
    To be the chief ambassador, (see supra),
    To be a fellow ambassador,
    Ar. Thuc.
    Dem.
    Dem. iEschin.

    , , ,
    or adv., after the

    ,, , - word to which it refers, except in phrases like

    ',
    The office of ambassador to the games,
    Xen. Plat. Dem.
    Soph. Eur. Thuc.

    ,
    etc. Horn. iEsch. Soph.
    \

    ,
    and Trep Horn. ; usu. c. part. To give an account of one^s proceedings as ambassador,

    -
    often in Horn, divided with a word between the two parts, Omn.; Plat.
    ', Soph. even if, ' Amber, and , Horn. Soph. Hdt.

    ,
    c. ind., c. subj.,

    ,
    ;

    usually ending the sentence, iEsch. Soph. Xen.,

    ',,
    Plat. etc.
    c.

    NOt

    , ,,
    part. Eur.,

    ,
    although,
    Altitude,

    ,, , ,, ,,
    Altogether,

    Soph. ;
    .
    ,
    Horn. ; ,
    , ',
    ', , ,
    ',
    Pind. ;
    ,
    el,
    Omn.
    Horn. Tyrt. Eur. Xen. Dem. etc.
    iEsch. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    found also in tmesis, as

    ,
    Pind. iEsch. Soph. Eur. ;

    ,
    See Height.
    ' Horn.

    ,Pind.
    Horn. Hes. Pind. iEsch. Ar. Hdt.
    ,
    Like amber,
    Hipp.
    Ambidextrous,
    Ambiguity,
    Ambiguous,
    Eur. Hdt.
    Eur.

    ov,
    (used

    Soph. ;
    ov,
    ;

    Horn.
    ), Hes.
    iEsch.
    ;

    ;
    ;
    ov, Call.

    ov, iEsch. Soph,


    Pind. iEsch. Hdt.
    ov,
    Hdt.
    ;

    Hipp. Ar.

    ,
    ov,

    , ,
    ;

    Horn. Pind. Eur. Plat. Xen. ; (always with Xen. Plat. ; Soph. ; iEsch. ; ov,
    in Horn.), Horn. iEsch. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen. Plat. ; Eur. Eur. Hdt. ; bv, Soph. ;

    ,
    ;

    , ,,,
    Theogn. iEsch.

    , , , ,
    Soph. Hdt. Xen. Isoc. ;

    , , ,
    Soph.;

    ,
    iEsch. Soph. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. ;
    iEsch. Xen.;
    Soph. Isoc. ;
    iEsch.

    Soph. Eur. Plat. Xen.


    ov, Eur. ; ov, Soph. Eur. Thuc. Xen.
    ^Elsch, Soph. Plat. Dem.;
    Xen. Plat. Isoc.
    ov, Hdt. ;
    ; ov,
    ov,

    ,
    ,
    Arist. ; .iEsch. ; iEsch. Soph. Thuc. Dem. Plat. Ambiguously, iEsch. Eur. iEsch.

    , , ',
    ;

    , ;

    ,
    els iEsch. Plat. Ar. Plat. Plat. ; always with iEsch.

    ,
    ; ;

    Dem.
    Plat. ; Plat. Isoc. ; To make aiubiguous (put ambiguously),
    -, Plat.

    ,, -,,
    .
    ,
    Thuc. Plat. Xen. Isoc. iEschin. ; Dem. ; To speak ambiguously, mid. fut. Pind. Soph.

    ,,,
    ,
    ,
    Plat. often Ar. Xen. Isoc. Plat. Plat.

    ,
    ; ;

    Plat. ; Plat. ; Plat. ; Thuc. Isoc. ; To be ambiguous, Plat.


    Hdt.
    Altogether, adj.

    ,, ,,'' ,, - ,
    Alum, -,
    , ^,
    Like or containing alum,
    Always,
    Pind.;
    ' ,
    Hdt. Hipp.
    ;

    Theoph.
    Att. and Horn. ale\ alev, Ion. and Horn.
    and esael, Pind. Eur. Xen. etc.;
    Isoc.
    Plat.
    ;

    , -'/)
    Theoc.

    Omn. ;
    Soph.;
    ,
    Ambition,
    A petty ambition,
    Ambitious,
    Eur. Thuc. Xen. Lys. Plat.
    ov. Plat. ;
    Ambitiously,
    (de re), Arist.
    Pind. Eur. Ar. Thuc.

    neut.
    ;

    Xen. Dem.
    1,
    Theoph.
    gen. ,
    Isse.
    iEsch.

    Lys.
    Dem.

    Xen. ;
    ov,

    ,
    Hdt. Xen. Ar. ; To be ambitious, mid. c. aor. 1. pass, in mid. sens. Ar.

    I am,
    , ,', - ,,, ,, , -
    To be ahcays doing,
    (fut.
    fut.
    To amalgamate,
    See Mix.
    To amass, '-,
    ',
    ,
    -)
    etc. Omn.
    (aor. 2.
    etc. Thuc. Xen. Plat. Dem.
    See To be.
    Plat. etc. ; Dem. Lycurg.

    ,
    Xen. Plat.
    Ambrosia,
    Hes. Pind. Sapph.
    Ambrosial,
    Ambulatory,
    (food in
    etc.
    a, ov,
    Arist.
    Homer, but drink

    and ,
    Horn. Hes. Pind. Eur.
    Arist. See To walk.
    ;
    ov,
    in Sappho), Horn.

    , ,
    Horn. Eur. Ambuscade, Horn. Hes. Pind. iEsch. Soph. Hdt.

    ,
    ; perf. etc.
    , ,
    ;

    ,,
    Horn. Xen.

    , , ,
    Lycurg.
    Amatorily,
    Amatory,
    fut. -',
    See
    ;

    -^, , ,
    Collect.
    aor.
    mid. aor.

    Plat.
    1. -,
    Thuc. Plat. Dem.
    1.
    aor. 2. )*/,
    Theogn.
    Hdt. Xen.
    ;

    A
    Plat.
    Horn.
    Thuc.
    To an ambuscade,
    ;
    ;

    Horn.
    pretended or sham ambuscade,
    The party forming an ambuscade,
    Xen.
    Horn.
    Hes. ;
    Soph. Thuc. Xen. ;

    ',
    To amaze,

    Horn. Isoc. Xen. Thuc.


    Theoc. Ap. Rh.

    ',, ,
    ,
    ', ',
    &,
    ,
    ',
    ,
    Horn.), Horn. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc.
    Eur.

    ,
    aor.

    only in pres.
    ;
    2. pass. usu.

    ; ', ;
    (but

    ',
    also To lie in ambuscade,
    pluperf.
    loci, or c. or
    Horn.
    3d pi. in Horn. usu.

    Horn. Hdt.
    perf., and pluperf. act. Eur. Hdt.
    ,
    only c.
    ',
    only pres. and imperf. c. adv.
    ;

    pass. c. aor. 2. and


    Ar. iEschin.
    ;

    ,,
    To be amazed, Horn. Pind. iEsch. Soph. Eur. Xen. Xen. abs. and

    , ,
    ; ; ;

    in aor. 1. Horn.

    ', ,
    only pres. and aor. 1. pass. Horn.
    ; c. Thuc. Xen. for a person, c. ace. Xen. Dem.
    ;

    ,
    Pind. Soph. Ap. Rh. ; perf. mid. aor. 2. act. To place in ambuscade, Horn. Horn. ; ;

    Horn.

    , , , Thuc. aor. 1. without a pres. Hdt.


    ;

    ,,, , - ,,, ,,
    Amazed, ov, Soph. Hdt. Dem. ; 7770s, To set an ambuscade, mid. Xen.
    , An ambuscade that had been set,
    ,
    Lys. Thuc.
    ', &, ,
    Amazement,
    Eur. Thuc. Plat.
    Horn.
    Horn.
    (, Sim.), Horn. Pind.
    ; Thuc.
    ;

    , ; ,, To occupy (a place) by ambuscade,


    Thuc. or to beset ; with, Thuc.
    Hdt. ;
    ()

    ,,
    Amazing, h. Pind. Soph. Hdt. Xen. Plat. ; To catch by ambuscade, in pass. Thuc. ; in pass.
    tos, Hes. h. Pind. h. Pind. Ar. Plat. Dem. Xen., metaph. Lys.

    ,,
    ;

    '", , ,
    Amazingly,

    ",Ar. Plat. Dem. Plat. ; Amenable, ov, c. dat. Xen.

    ,
    An Amazon, Dem.

    ,',
    usu. in pi. Horn. Hdt. iEsch. Ap. To amend,
    Rh. Xen. ; the Amazons, Pind. Rh. , . Eur. in act. Plat. ;
    Plat. Isoc. iEschin. etc. See Correct.
    Isoc.

    Hdt.

    ,,, To be amended, Plat.

    ,
    An
    pi.
    ambassador,
    Omn. prose
    6, in
    ,
    sing, only, iEsch. Ar., in
    Eur, ; ov, ,
    Amendment,
    Amends, i.e. gifts to make amends
    eo>s, , Plat.
    for, ', , Horn. iEsch.

    ,
    ;

    Thuc. Dem. iEschin. ; Hdt. Eur. etc.


    ^,
    An

    ,
    ambassador
    Soph. Eur. Thuc. Dem.
    sent to attend the

    The chief of a body of ambassadors sent to considt an oracle,


    Andoc. Dinarch.
    A fellow ambassador, .
    sometimes c. dat. of colleagues,
    games, or

    ,
    to consult an oracle,

    -
    A making amends,
    Arist.
    To make amends for,
    -'',--, and in mid. often
    fut. -,
    *,
    Horn. Xen.; , - , ',-,
    only fut. 1, and aor. 1. act., and mid.

    ', -,
    mid. fut. 1.-
    ea/ceo^ai,mid.
    Eur.
    Thuc. ;

    -,
    ;
    Plat.

    A
    iEschin.
    body of,
    16
    ,,
    only in pi. Thuc. Xen. Dem. iEschin. ;

    Xen. Dem. See Embassy.


    Lys. Plat.
    Hdt. Dem.
    fut. -,
    ;

    rare
    ',
    beyond
    fut.
    mid. Xen. Dem.
    aor. 1. Plat.
    aor. 2.
    ; I
    Soph. Eur.
    Ep., Att.
    ;;;

    , ,,
    Amenity,
    Pind. usu. ,
    troy,
    AMENITY.
    ace. -iv, -
    Horn. Eur. Thuc. Plat.
    also, Eur. Hdt. dat.
    etc.
    pi. An anagallis,
    Analogical, or analogous,
    ',
    ',
    ',',
    ,
    ,
    ANCIENT.
    , Diosc.
    ov, Plat. c. dat. Theoph.

    ',,
    ,
    To amerce, and sometimes Hdt. Thuc. Analogy,

    ',
    c. dat. per., c. ace. Plat. Arist.

    ,
    ,, ,
    Plat. Isoc. etc.See To fine.

    , ,,
    Analysis,

    ', , Arist.
    An amethyst,
    Amiable,

    Plat.
    Xen.
    ov, yEsch.

    Amiably,
    Amicable,
    ;

    ; ,,,, Theoph.
    Hes. Plat. Xen. iparbs, Pind. Theogn.
    a, ov, and
    Pind. Theoc. ;
    ; ov, Anac. yEsch. Xen.
    Soph. ;
    ov,
    Plat.
    and
    ov,
    Xen.

    ,
    ;

    Omn.
    ,

    ,
    ; -
    ,
    To analyse,
    Analytical,
    Analytically,
    An anapaest,
    Anapaestic,
    Anarchy,

    ,
    ',
    ',
    ',
    ',
    ',
    Arist.
    Arist.

    Hdt. Thuc. Plat.


    ;

    Arist.
    Ar.
    Dion. H.

    ,
    Plat.

    ,
    ,
    post Horn. Anarchical, ov, yEsch.

    ,
    a, ov, ov, ;

    Trag. Hdt. Thuc. Plat. etc.

    ,
    See Friendly.

    , ,,
    Anatomy, Theoph.
    oov,
    Amicably, An and

    ,, -
    yEsch. Soph. Thuc. Xen. ; Xen. ancestor, in pi. gen. dat.

    ,
    Plat. Horn. Pind. yEsch. Eur. Isoc. Dem. Plat.;
    ace.
    ,
    , ,
    Amidst, [poet, iul, (dub. in Trag.) Horn. Soph. ; ', Eur. Plat. Xen. but usu. pi. Pind. Trag. Hdt. Thuc.

    , ,,
    ,
    Horn.], c. dat. Omn. ;
    c. gen. Horn. Soph. Xen. etc., c. dat. Xen. Dem. etc.; , Pind. Soph. Eur. Hdt.

    See Among.
    ,
    Horn. yEsch. Eur.,

    ,
    c. ace. usually with words of motion, Horn.

    ,
    Plat. ; , Eur. ; PI. an

    , ,,
    anc. in the fifth generation, Hdt.

    ,
    ;

    Amiss, to be amiss, Eur. Xen. etc. See Bad, Wrong, Arist. Plat. ; Plat. ; at

    ,
    Unfortunate.
    Amity,

    , , ,,
    Ammunition,
    Amnesty,
    ,
    Omn. post Horn.

    ',
    Hdt. Thuc.
    To declare an amnesty,
    7?tos, , Horn. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Plat. Andoc.
    See Friendship.
    Thuc. Xen.

    or Ar. Thuc. Xen.


    An
    ,ancestress,

    Ancestral,
    and
    and
    Eur.

    ,
    ,
    ,
    Hdt. Xen. Isoc.
    yEsch. Eur.

    Horn. Hes. Pind. Hdt. ;


    ov, Theogn. Pind. Soph. Eur. Xen. Plat.
    ov, Pind. yEsch. Soph. Eur. Xen. Thuc. Dem. etc. ;
    , ov,
    a, ov,
    ,
    ,, - ;

    Dem.
    Amomum, '/, Theoph.
    , An anchor, ,
    Eur. Ar. Thuc. Isoc. Plat.
    at, (in reality large stones which they used in-

    , ., ,
    Among, (dub. in Trag. or at least disputed), stead of anchors), Horn. Hes. Pind. Theogn. yEsch.
    iv, [poet.
    , , ',
    ;

    , ), -
    Horn. Soph. iivl, ; Horn.], c. dat. Omn. ; c. ace. Horn. ; Hdt. Xen. Dem. etc. ; Soph. ;

    c. ace. Horn. Hdt., with verb of motion, Eur. Xen.

    ,
    with verbs of motion and otherwise, Horn. Soph. Xen. etc.
    c. ace. ; (pi. and
    To anchor,
    ), Pind. ;
    i. e. cast anchor,
    rj, Rh.
    (perf. ,
    ', etc.);

    ,
    ,,,,,, ,, ,, , ,
    c. gen. Horn. Soph. Xen., c. dat. Horn. yEsch. Eur., c. ace. (aor. 1. Ep. Pind.

    ,,
    usu. with words of motion, though not always, Horn. ; yEsch. Hdt. Xen.
    c. dat. not with verbs of motion, Horn. Hdt. Eur. Xen.

    Amorous, h.
    ,,
    Plat. , \ 6 ,
    To anchor, intrans., as a ship anchors, a crew anchor, etc.,
    , mid. Soph. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. etc. ; Eur. Hdt. Thuc.
    .
    ,
    ;

    Mel. subst. Plat. See Loving. Dem. Eur. Hdt. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. ; ;

    ,
    ; ;

    ,
    Amorously, towards gen. Thuc. Plat. Xen. Thuc. pass. aor. 1., mid.

    ,
    mid. c.

    ,
    c. c.

    ,
    ;

    Amorousness, Plat. often Thuc. Isoc. ; pass, et mid. c. pb,


    -
    c.
    To amount to, mid. aor. 2. Hdt. Xen., c. gen. et ace.

    , , ,
    of the larger coin

    ,(),
    ,
    ; 3360 drachmas amount to 120 staters,
    - To anchor near
    mid.
    to,
    c.
    Hdt. Dem.
    adverb, loci,
    ;

    Thuc. ;
    pass. Thuc.
    intrans. Lys.
    ;

    amounts

    ,,,
    to

    , ,
    Dem.
    28 drachmae,
    ;
    Dem. ;

    b
    mid. Hdt. Xen.
    Xen. Dem. &c.

    ',
    ; a stater To anchor round a place,
    Dem. only pres. and
    ;

    To ride at anchor, '


    '
    imperf. Thuc.
    mid. and pass. Thuc.

    Dem.

    ,
    Amounting to (of the weight We Eur.

    ,
    gen. Hdt.

    ,
    of, or length of), anchor on

    ,
    c. slight hope,
    ' ;

    Dem.
    Amount,
    Amphibious,

    ,, ',
    ,, ov,h.
    Hdt. Thuc. ; ', Xen. yEschin. He
    ?
    does not anchor in the same hope as the rest of the
    Dem.
    Ar.

    ,
    city,

    , ,, , ,,
    The Amphictyons, ol, Hdt. yEschin. To anchor opposite to, c. dat. or Thuc.
    The council of the Amphictyons, , To change one^s anchorage, mid. Thuc.

    ,
    yEschin.
    Amphictyonic, yEschin. To anchor, act. Horn. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.

    ,, , ,
    An amphisbaena,
    Ample,
    yEsch.
    Horn. Pind. yEsch. Hdt.
    except nom. and ace. masc. and neut. from.
    superl. Omn. ', comp.
    Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Plat. See
    ;
    all cases
    Hdt.
    To
    To
    To
    anchor in front of,
    anchor round,
    anchor together,

    , , , , ,
    Dem.
    Xen.
    c. , Thuc.

    ,',, , ,
    ;

    ,,, , ,
    Large, Sufficient. To weigh anchor, Thuc.
    To amplify, An anchorage, ', Thuc;

    ,
    Thuc. Horn. Soph. Eur. Hdt.
    ,
    Amplification, in speaking, , Plat. yEsch.
    ',
    ; Eur. Thuc. ; Soph. ;

    ',,,
    ,,
    , ', ,
    Amplitude, Soph. Plat. Xen. ; Xen. Ar. ;
    Arist.
    Amply, Eur. Omn. An anchoring, coming to anchor,
    , Thuc.

    , ,,
    ;

    To amputate, Horn. ; yEsch. Xen. Plat. Lying at anchor, Thuc.

    ,,
    Soph. Hdt. ; Hdt. Plat. Homing <i>>i,d anchorage^ ov, Horn. Soph. Eur. ;

    ',,,
    Amputation,
    An amulet,
    Xen.
    Plat.
    ;

    ;
    Pind. Plat.
    -, , Anth.
    ov,Bom. lies. Soph.
    Having had anchorage, ov, yEsch.

    ,
    ; ^

    , $,
    Theoph. Winds which detain ship <>t anchor, yEsch.

    ,,
    To amuse,

    ,
    no perf. act. or pass., though there is aor. 1. At anchor, ov, Thuc.
    pass. Omn. fut. in Horn. no perf., though Anchovy, ', Ar. a d liferent sort of anch., ,,,
    , ,
    ,
    ; ; ;

    , -, * -,
    , Alex, an inferior
    ',
    there is Horn. Pind. Trag. lid t. Plat. Dem. ; oneself,
    aor. 1. pass. y\r. ; Arist.; ; sort,

    , ,, , ", , ,
    ,
    -
    , ,,
    only pres. and imperf. intrans. Horn. mid. c. ; Ar. ; Aristom.
    and dat. Horn. Ap. Rh. Call. A , Nicoph.
    ,-
    dat. rei, or c. dealer in anch r/cs,
    Amusement,
    Plat. ;
    Omn. Att. ;
    ,
    Amusing,
    Hdt. etc. Omn. Att.
    Soph. ;
    Dem. yEschin. ;
    , 17
    Plat.
    Plat.
    ;
    , ,
    lies. Pind. yEsch. Eur. Thuc. Isoc.
    Stesich. ;

    ,
    Pind. Eur. ;

    Ar. Plat.
    ;
    Ancient,

    ,
    Horn. Pind. /Esch. Soph.

    and os, ov,


    and

    ,
    lies.
    (,

    neut. ov,
    Kur. Ar.), compar. and superl. both

    Horn. yEsch. Thuc;


    Pind. /Esch. Soph. Eur. etc.;
    Omn. ;

    ov, of sayings, etc. Horn.;


    a,
    compar.
    ov,

    ov,
    ;;; ;;;

    ,, ,,, ,
    '-,
    reg.,

    , ,
    but also an

    ,
    irreg. comp.,
    JEsch. Pind. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Time. Bern, etc.
    ANCIENTLY.
    Pind., and superl. most usual
    Isoc.
    in Horn.)
    ANIMABVERT.
    Horn. Tyrt. Soph. Plat.

    ,
    , ;

    ,, , , To mid, and pass.


    iEsch. Eur.; ov, Pind.; yepcubs, corn- be angry, c. dat. pers. c. gen. cans, or

    ', ,
    -,,-, ,
    par, and superl. Taros, (, iEsch.); iEsch. c. prep, etc., or c. prep, and dat. Horn. Pind.

    -
    , -,
    ,
    a, ov, and sometimes in Att. os, ov, ,/Esch. Eur. Soph. Eur.; Horn.; and mid. fut.

    ,
    Call. ;

    (com.)

    ,, ,
    Pind. Soph.
    -
    in superl.

    ',
    ,
    Soph. ;

    , ,
    Ancient, i. e. of ancient family,
    Eur. ;

    ov, iEsch. ;
    ov^ Plat,
    ov, Plat. Arist. ; b
    1. only, mid.

    Rh. ;
    perf.

    only in pres. c. dat. Horn.


    Horn. Hes. h. Ap.
    mid. part,
    mid. only
    fut.

    dat. Horn.
    mid. only
    pres. infin.
    and act. and mid.
    c. dat.
    and
    ;
    and

    part. c.

    vos, ov, Soph.


    Anciently,

    ,
    and by cont.
    , ,
    See Old.

    ,'^ ,
    Omn. ; Bern. Plat. JEschin. ;

    ,.,
    iEsch. Hdt. See Formerly.
    ,
    pres. imperf. c. dat. pers. and ace. caus. or c. gem. ace. Horn.
    no perf. or aor. 2. Horn.
    Horn. iEsch. Soph. Eur. Hdt. in mid. iEsch.
    fut. etc. c. dat.
    mid.,
    ;

    ;
    -, ;

    ',
    , , ,
    And, Omn.; Omn. poet.; Horn. Soph.; re, not aor. L c. dat. Horn. Soph. -mid. Horn. ;

    '^
    ^',
    implying the same connection between the expressions which it in 2nd pi. aor. 1. mid. Horn.;
    joins together, which \
    does ; usu. standing after the word to c. dat. Horn. c. dat. Horn. ; ;

    , &, ,-
    be joined, or in joining clauses after the first word of the clause only in aor. 1. act. 3d pi. and part. Horn. ; c. dat.
    to be joined, (vide Liddell and Scott in voc), Omn. ; Omn. ; , Horn. ; c. dat. Horn. and also in ;

    ,Horn, with a word between the particles in Attic, as mid. c. aor. 1. pass, in act. sens. c. dat. pers. c. ace. caus. Horn.
    ,
    An anemone,
    ,
    ,. - ',
    etc. iEsch. ; re in the first clause of a sentence
    is sometimes answered by

    ,
    in Horn., never in Trag.
    Horn. Soph. ;

    Cratin. Pherecr. Bion.


    ,
    re occur together
    Hes. Plat. Bern. mid. c. dat. pers. c. gen. caus. or c.
    and gen. or dat. or c. ace. caus. Horn. Hes. h.
    only in aor. 1. mid. c. dat. Horn.;
    1. pass, in act. sens,
    ;

    fut. mid.
    c. dat ore. prep. Horn.
    ;

    ,,
    Anew, avris (Horn.) aMis (Att.) Omn. See Again.

    ,
    Ar. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. and imperf. c.

    ,
    Plat. only pres. ;

    Anger,

    ,
    Omn.
    Xen.

    ,
    ,
    Mercury, Horn.
    Angelic,

    etc.
    ,
    An angel, oyyeAos, used for a messenger of the Gods, so Iris and

    , ,
    poet.

    ,
    ;
    Hdt.

    ,
    etc.

    gen.
    A. B.
    Horn.; k6tos, Horn. Pind. iEsch. Eur.
    &, Horn. Soph. Eur. Thuc. Isoc. Plat.
    10s, also iSos, Att. ace. ,,
    ;

    esp. the
    dat. caus. or c. ace. Horn. h. Pind. Soph.

    Horn. Time. Xen. Bern.

    Hdt. Ap. Rh.


    act. -,c dat. Bi.
    no perf. c.
    dat. pers. gen. caus. or c. gen. dat. andc. aor. 1. pa.s. in act. sens.
    no perf. c. dat. Hes. Ar.
    mid. c. aor. 1. pass, in act. sens, no fut. c. dat. Pind.
    mid. and pass. Theogn. Ap. Rh., in
    ;

    pass. c. fut. mid. c. dat. pers.


    ;
    ;

    $
    ;

    , ,
    , , ', &,
    (and
    Soph. Eur.;

    ,
    , , ,
    anger of the Gods, Horn. Hes. iEsch. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Plat.
    Horn.), only just anger, etas,

    ,
    Omn. Att.-;
    Horn. ,
    -
    c. gen. or dat. caus. (c.

    Eur. Hdt Thuc. Isoc. Antipho.


    and ace. pers. Hdt.) ^Esch. Soph.
    mid. c. aor. I. pass. ;

    ,
    vEsch. Ar. Bern.; yEsch. Hdt. only in pres. part. iEsch.

    ,
    ;

    ,
    ;

    aros, iEsch. Eur. ; Thuc. An- ; Soph..; c. dat. Soph. Eur.; c. dat. Ar.

    ,,
    tipho.

    ', ;

    ',
    Arist. pass. c. fut. mid. Soph. Eur. Thuc. Plat. Xen. Isoc. ;

    , ,
    Cause for anger, or eroyusu. in nom. c, in Horn, always pass. c. dat. Eur. Hdt.

    ',
    c. dat. VEsch.

    ,
    ;
    ;

    c. ov ; aros, Horn. Eur. Plat. , mid. Xen. no perf.

    ,
    ecos, ; mid. Ar. ;

    ,
    , ,, ) , ,,
    Thuc
    ;

    '-
    ', pass. Hdt.
    Plat. ; pass. Bern. ; ;

    , ,
    To anger,

    ,,
    Horn. ;
    , , ,
    only in pres. Horn. ; only in pres.
    only pres. and imperf. Horn., but in pass. c. perf. gen. Hdt.
    pass. c. prep. Bern.
    pass. Plat.
    ;
    no perf. c. dat. or c.
    c. conjunct, c.
    ;

    ,, ,,
    pass, Ar. Hdt.; Horn. Soph.; Horn. iEsch.; dat. c. prep. c. accus. of a participle, e.g. to be angry that the
    Find.;

    , , , no perf. no pass. Soph.; no wise should die, robs


    perf. act. Soph. Hdt.

    To

    An
    A
    At. Plat. ;
    excite

    , ,
    angle,
    ',
    to

    ,%,
    bpyi)v
    anger,
    Eur. Thuc. Xen. Bern.
    h. iEschin. Xen.

    Hdt.
    Plat.
    ;
    ;

    (fut.

    oynos, Arist.
    els opyas Eur. ;
    To

    ,,
    Plat. ;

    be exceedingly angry,
    iEschin.
    To be angry
    ;
    Hdt.
    c.

    together,
    dat.
    pass. Plat. Thuc.
    Ap. Rh.

    Ar.
    ;
    ;

    .
    pass. Bern. Isoc.
    c.
    Rh.
    gen. or
    ;

    dat
    Mosch.
    caus. Plat.
    ;

    ,', -,
    right angle, Arist. To Ise angry besides, pass. c. fut. 1. mid. Hdt.

    ,
    Having regular angles,

    ',
    So as to form an angle, usu. a
    ov, Eur.
    right angle,
    Xen.
    ov, Hdt. To

    ,
    be treated with anger,
    Hipp.
    pass. Plat.

    ^, ,
    To angle, Horn. Epich. See To fish. (mid.), dat. pers. Eur.

    ', ,
    c. ace. Phrases to be angry with,

    -
    c.

    ,
    ;

    Angling,

    ,
    Belonging

    &
    Plat.
    angling, Plat. Plat.
    Hdt.

    , ; opyfj
    Eur.
    c. ace. pers. Bern.
    (mid.), Eur.
    ; e<y vpyrjv
    00777

    ,,,,
    to ; aor. 2. ; ;

    Xen.
    An

    , ',
    b,
    angler,
    Anth.
    Angrily,

    ', ,
    ',
    ,
    ,
    ,.,
    ;

    , -
    Horn.-
    Pancrat.
    Horn. ;
    Anth. ;

    Eur. Thuc. Xen. ;


    ev,

    -,
    Eur.
    Soph.
    ;

    bpyiyv,
    Hdt ; opyfj

    Soph. Eur.
    :/Esch.
    opyas, iEsch. Eur.
    bpyr\s, Soph.

    ',
    ;
    ; pbs
    00777s
    bpyys
    Eur. ;

    opyrjv
    Soph. ;
    Thuc.
    (pass.),

    ;
    Soph.
    and

    , ,
    Very angrily,

    , ,
    iEsch. Hdt. Plat.
    Not angrily,

    ,- ,
    ,
    iEsch.;

    iEsch.
    ;
    Bern.-
    jEsch.;
    Msch.
    Plat.
    Eur. ; ), Xen.
    Isoc.Plat
    The Goddess was angry with you, bpyaX
    Plat. Bern. ;
    (fut. aor. 1.

    5
    aor. 2. f\vy-
    c pbs,

    0eas, Eur.

    ,
    efr cr

    , ',,,
    ,.,
    Angry, Horn.

    , fern. ?, gen. 6tos, etc. Horn.; Eur.

    ), ,', ,
    ; Being angry, bpyfj

    ),
    Pind. iEsch. -
    Horn. Pind. Theoc.
    rbs (only in phrase
    ov, Alcae.
    Horn. Hdt.
    Horn.;
    ov, iEsch.
    ov,
    ; ;
    To persist in anger,
    To be angrily received,
    In anger,. opyfj inrb,
    bpyrjs
    ,
    bpy -, Hdt.

    bpyrjs 00777s
    aor. 2.
    7T0OS,
    Bern.
    bp-

    , ,
    ; ; ; ; ; ;

    Call.

    ,
    Call.
    toy, iEsch.;

    Very angry,
    ; Eur. ;

    ', , ',
    '
    iEsch.;
    ov, Theoc.
    ov, Eur.

    ov, iEsch. ; ov, iEsch.


    ;

    ;
    ', .,
    '- Angular,
    yyv,
    Anguish,
    etc. etc.

    ,
    ,,
    ; Soph. Eur. Hdt. Isoc.
    most common in pi. Horn. iEsch. Soph. Plat.
    Horn. Pind. JEsch. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen.
    Thuc. ;
    See Pain.
    Theoph. ; eyyovios, ov, 7067$,
    etc. etc.

    ,,
    ov, Antiph.; Thuc.

    ,
    Thuc. ; Theoph.
    Not angry,
    Not uncaused by the anger
    ov, Hdt.
    of
    ; avopyos, ov, Cratin.
    the gods, &,
    Anights,
    Night.
    Hes. Soph. Eur. Plat. Lys. Ap. Rh. etc. See

    ,^
    ,
    iEsch. Animadversion, Horn. Pind. Ap. Rh. ;
    em, v,
    Caused by sudden anger, ov, iEsch. Msch. Eur. Ar. Xen. ; Thuc. Xen. Bern. ; /ts,

    Apt to be angry, Arist. See Passionate. ecus, 77, Isoc. See Blaine.
    Calculated to make angry, .and (as To animadvert upon, mid. Horn. Ar. Xen. Antipho,
    1
    ,,
    etc. ',
    ,
    , , ,, ,, no perf. act. iEsch.
    ANIMAL.
    Soph. Eur. Theogn. Thuc. Xen.
    4
    Dem. ;
    ANOMALOUS.
    Hdt. Xen. Dem. ; Dem.

    ,
    ;

    Plat. Isoc. ; in aor. 2. pass. c. and dat. Thuc.


    Dem.

    , ,, , ', To announce, besides, Plat. ; Xen.

    ,
    ;

    , ,
    , , , , ,,,
    animal,

    ,
    Horn. Pind. Eur. Hdt. Xen. Call. ; Xen. Plat.

    ,
    ;

    Pind. Eur. Ar. Plat. Xen. ; iEsch. Soph. Xen. To announce round about,
    to all the cities Thuc.
    Plat. ; iEsch. ; Hdt. ; Alex. Arist. To announce the arrival of any one, c. ace. pers. or

    , ,
    usu. in pi. Xen. ; in pi. of animals to sine cas., or etc., Hdt. Eur. Xen.

    ,
    ,
    be hunted, Xen. One who announces (visitors to a king, etc.) Hdt.

    ,
    ,, ,
    To produce animals,

    ,
    , , ,
    ',, ,
    Animal, adj., i. e. of animals,

    ,, ,
    The producing of animals,

    ,,
    Arist. ;
    Arist.

    Theoph.;
    ;

    Theoph.
    Theoph.
    Plat. Announcement,
    Announcement of an oracle,
    Announcement of news, etc.
    Pind.;

    Thuc.
    to, /Esch.
    , ./Esch. Soph. ,

    ,
    Keeping animals, Plat. To annoy, only in fut. Horn. ; fut. aor. 2.

    Fond of animals,

    , ,, ,
    , ,
    Belonging to the keeping of animals,
    ov, Xen.
    Plat. Horn. ; fut. aor. 2.
    etc. Horn. Hes. Trag. Ar. Plat. Xen. Dem. ;
    perf. pass.

    ,
    Omn. post Horn.;

    ,
    Catching animals, Plat. fut. aor. 1. aor. 1. pass.

    ,
    To live on animal food,

    &,4, ,, , , ,
    Living on animal food,
    ,
    Belonging to tlie catching of animals,

    One who lives on animal food,

    ,
    Arist.
    Arist-
    Plat.

    ov, Arist.
    4-,
    ', Pind. ^Eur. Ar.
    Hdt. ./Esch. Soph. ;
    mented tenses, e. g.
    Xen. Isoc. ;
    Pind. Soph. Thuc. Xen.

    Ar. Xen. Plat. Dem. c. dat.


    mid. Xen. Isoc. ; Dem. ;
    ;

    usu. c. gem. augm. in aug-

    , , &,
    To animate, i. e. make to live, Anth. ; i. e. encourage, Hdt.
    and no perf. Horn. ^Esch. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. To annoy in turn, in retaliation, Thuc.

    ,
    , -
    Xen. ete. ; Horn. imper. fut. ; To annoy a person while engaged in any business,

    ,
    ,
    aor. 1. fut mid. (in pass, sense) and aor. 2. Dem.

    , , ,
    3d sing. usu. sync. (Ep. 3d pi. also 3>
    and Ep. To no

    ,
    annoyed perf. or
    ), be
    ' and at, aor. 1.

    , ,
    imper. and Horn. Hes. Pind. Soph. See Encou- aor. 2. c. dat., or c. and dat. or gen. Plat. Xen.

    , , , ,
    rage^ Excite. Isoc. Dem. vEschin. ; fut. aor. 1.
    Animating, Horn. Pind. iEsch. Plat. aor. 2. no perf. Hdt. Xen. Isoc. Dem.
    ;

    An
    ,
    ,
    Plat.

    , ,
    animating,
    Animosity,
    Dem.

    , ,
    etc.

    , ,
    , , ,,
    ;, , subst.
    Pind. jEsch. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Plat.
    Soph. Eur. Dem. Antipho. ;

    ,
    Soph.

    ,
    ,, Isoc. JEschin.
    imperf.
    very rare, Isoc.
    One must be annoyed,
    Annoyance,
    ,
    fut.
    ;
    or

    ovos,
    ,
    ,
    no
    c.

    Thuc. ;
    ./Esch.
    c.
    Soph.
    aor. 1., aor. 2.

    ,
    and
    Plat.
    ace. Plat.
    perf.

    ,
    Dem. ; Lys. Xen. Eur. Ar. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Dem. ; rb

    ,
    Eur. ; Soph. ;
    To bear animosity against, or c. Lys. Eur.
    '\,
    Of
    ,
    ',
    Anise,

    , anise,
    The ankle,
    , - ,,,
    , ,
    Alcae. Sapph. Ar. Hdt. Mosch.

    -,
    Theoc.
    Horn. Pind. Archil. Eur. Xen. Dem.
    Annoying,

    Xen. ;
    ov, Horn. Hes. Hdt.;
    Soph. Eur. Ar. Xen. Plat. Isoc. Dem.
    comp. Omn. Att. ;
    ;
    .flSsch.

    Hdt. Plat.
    Eur.;
    Eur.

    ,
    ;

    ()
    , iEsch.

    , ,
    and ; Soph. ; ov, Arist.

    ,
    Hdt. Xen. Annoyingly,

    4, , ,
    Plat.

    4,
    , .,
    Bands to go round the ankle, fastening the greaves on the ankle, Annual, a, ov, and os, ov, Hes. Hdt. Pind.

    ,
    ;

    , '-

    , ,
    ,
    Horn. JEsch. Eur. ; a, ov, and ov, ./Esch. Ar. Hdt. ;

    An anklet, or ornament for the ankle, Hdt. a, ov, and , ov, Thuc. Ap. Rh. ; ov, Call.
    Bound the ankle,
    ,
    ,
    Anth. Call.

    ,, , ,,,
    With pretty ankles, ov, Horn. Hes. and ; Annually, (), Thuc. ; Plat. ;

    ,,, , , ,
    ov, Hes. Eur. ov, Hes. h. ; ; Xen.

    A
    ov, Theoc.
    Annals,
    An annalist,
    ;

    compiling of annals,
    To annex,
    ',
    , , ', ' , '
    -, ov, Arist.
    Hdt. See History.
    Hdt. Isoc. ; Thuc.

    Plat.
    Plat.
    To annul,
    Dem. Isse.
    Lys.;
    ;

    Dem. Lys.
    Dem. ;
    fut.
    aor. 2.
    Hdt. Thuc. Dem.
    ^Eschin.
    -,
    perf. pass,

    Andoc.
    ;
    aor. 1. pass,

    ;
    Dem. iEschin.
    etc., Hdt. Thuc.

    Xen.
    Thuc.

    ;
    ;

    (
    4-
    '-
    To annex to one's own dominions, mid. Dem. iEschin.

    ,
    to onesself, (mid.), Plat.
    Thuc.

    , , , , ,, Such conduct annuls all former merit, . . .

    Annexation,

    ,
    ',4, ,
    ,
    ',
    ,
    To annihilate,

    ,
    the thing acquired

    ,, , ,
    ', , ,
    is annexed, Thuc.
    c. dat. of the party to

    /Esch. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. ;


    which
    Anodyne,
    Anodyne, subst.
    Soph.
    Soph.
    ov,
    or Pind. '.

    ,,,, 4,
    Plat. Eubul. See Destroy. To anoint, Horn. Thuc. Xen. Plat. Dem. ;
    Annihilation, ./Esch. See Destruction. Horn. ; Horn. Plat. c. dat. pers. ace. rei,
    ;

    Annotation, Isoc. Horn. ;


    Horn. Pind. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen. ; Alcae.

    ,
    To announce, Aor. Horn. Ap. Ar. Eubul.; Soph.; Archil. ; Ar.
    Rh. ; (fut.
    esp. in
    -, 4, 4, 4, 2.
    Sim.), Horn. Sim. Trag. Hdt. Thuc. Arist. ; Hdt. ; Arist. ; Plat.

    , ,,
    Dem. Horn. h. Eur. or Ar. Xen.

    ,
    fut.
    4, ; ;

    and
    only in aor. 2. and aor. 1.
    (Ion. and Ep. ''), used as fut. of
    aor. 1. pass, 4, 4,
    aor. 2.

    fut. pass, ,,, perf. ,


    Horn. Hes. iEscli. Eur.
    Horn. Pind. ./Esch.

    Horn. Pind. Soph. Eur.


    4

    pass,
    ;

    -,
    To anoint

    . Rh.
    To anoint ones
    onesself,

    4,
    mid. abs. or c. ace. partis, Ar. Hdt.
    mid. only pres. and imperf. (c. ace. e.g.

    self after bathing, Horn.


    ),

    ,,
    Dem.

    , ,
    ;

    ', ,,,
    Thuc. Xen. Plat.

    , -
    4 (-', etc. ;

    Horn., and often in tmesi, as


    only in fut. Horn. Eur., also in perf. act. pluperf. pass, and
    Horn. Pind. JEsch. Soph. Thuc.
    '',
    To anoint with
    To anoint ones
    Xen.
    oil,

    eel/with unimwed
    Pind. Soph.
    oil (as wrestlers did),

    , ,,',, , ,,', ',,


    etc.),
    B ,

    Horn. Ar. Xen. Soph.


    fut. pass. Soph. ;

    ,
    Oinn. ;
    only in mid. Horn. Ap. Rh.
    Horn. Hdt. Thuc. Xen., in mid. Soph. Eur.
    ;

    ,
    Anointed,
    ov, Ar. ; all over,
    ;

    ov, Soph.
    ;

    fut. -,Oinn. post Horn.;


    -, aor. 1. -,
    Pind. Eur. Xen.;
    Pind. Eur. aor. 2. ; 4,
    Anointed, adv.,
    Anointing, ', , , Ar.
    Hdt. ; Theoph.
    /Esch. ; also to pass an announcement on from one
    to another, jEsch. Xen. ;
    only in pres. ./Esch. Soph. Eur. ;
    Soph. Eur. Xen. ;
    Used in anointing,
    One who anoints,
    /Esch.
    Arist.,
    ;

    fern, '', , Theoc. Ar.


    Lys.
    Hdt. Diphil.
    To announce beforehand, Thuc. ; Hdt. Xen. Anomalous, ov, Eur. Plat.
    19 D 2
    ', ', , ,
    , ,
    =
    ANOMALOUSLY. ANXIOUS.
    Anomalously,
    Anomaly,
    Anon, ,',
    ,,
    ,
    Omn.

    , ,, Plat.
    post Horn.
    Plat.
    ;

    Sed Immediately, Quickly.


    , Plat.
    An
    An
    ant-hill,
    Obtained from
    antagonist,
    , , ant-hills,

    ,
    Arist.
    , , Hdt.
    , c. gen. or dat. Pind. Soph.

    , , , ,
    Anonymous, 'adeanoros, ov, Plat. Eur. YEsch. , YEsch. Isoc. Dem. ;

    ,
    ; ;

    ,
    ,
    Another,
    Omn.
    ,,
    See Other.
    sometimes c. gen., as
    Dem.
    , YEsch. Eur. ;
    Isoc. YEschin.
    ,, Eur. Xen,
    One another,
    To slay one another,
    Eating one another,

    , , Hipp.
    Omn.

    Hdt. See Stay, Eat, etc.


    To be an antagonist,
    Thuc. Xen. Andoc.
    Antarctic, Arist.
    mid. sine cas. and

    -
    c. dat.

    ,,),
    Of or belonging to another, Hdt. Pind. Trag. Thuc. Antecedent, Thuc. Plat. ;

    ,
    Dem. etc.

    , . ,,
    ; ovs, oov, ovv, Soph.
    Not by the hand of another, Soph. Antecedently,
    Thuc. Xen. See Previous, Former.
    Omn. See Before, Formerly.

    , ,,,
    At another time, Horn.. Eur. Thuc. etc. An antechamber, Theoc. See Hall, Vestibule.
    In another place, Horn. Thuc. Xen. etc. Horn. Eur. ; Antediluvian, a, ov, and ,
    ov, Hes. Pind. Trag. etc.

    Xen.

    , ,
    ;

    ,
    Thuc. Dem., also c. gen., as

    , ,
    701775, Horn.
    Xen. ;
    Soph.
    Xen.
    ;

    An
    See Ancient.
    antediluvian old woman, ,, Cratin.

    ,,
    , ,
    From another place, Horn. YEsch. Soph. Eur. Thuc. etc. An antelope, , Eur. Hdt. Xen. Eur.
    -, , \, , ;

    To another

    One
    , ,
    at one time
    another, etc.,

    ', ,
    place,
    Horn

    , ;

    and one

    -
    Horn. Soph. Eur. Thuc. Xen. Dem.
    Plat.
    at another, one to one place
    ', and one
    etc.

    to
    etc.
    ;

    Arist.
    Anterior,
    An anthology,
    ; , Call.
    Call.

    Omn.
    ;

    See Before, Former, Fore.


    Mel. ()
    or , YEsch. Hdt.

    , ,
    ,
    Anthropophagi,

    , ,
    etc., Horn. Antiph. See Cannibal.

    ,
    To answer,
    , , To anticipate, (

    ,,', ,, , , mid. c. aor. 1. pass, in act. sens. c. ace. Horn., Eur., a elsewhere), fut.
    .
    , ,, , -
    .
    ',
    pers. and dat. rei, i.e.
    Hdt. Horn. Pind. Soph. Eur. Hdt., i.e. to correspond to
    Horn., c. ace. rei, e.g. aor. 2. part, as if from
    (not in Horn. ), part. aor. mid.
    aor. 1.
    Horn. Theogn.

    ,
    Xen. mid. Horn. Xen. Pind. yEscIi. Eur. Thuc. Xen. Isoc. Dem. Horn. '-
    ;

    sine cas. or c. ace. pers. sometimes c. ace. rei, YEsch.


    ; ;

    Horn. Rh. . h. ; YEsch. Eur. Ar.


    ; ;

    ,
    Soph. c. ace. Soph. only in aor. 2. c. dat. Thuc. Plat. Isoc. Thuc. Hdt. Thuc.

    ,
    ; ; ; ;

    -, -,
    ',
    ,
    pers. or c. prep. c. ace. rei, Eur. Xen. mid. Soph. To anticipate so as to prevent (a revolt, an attack, etc.),
    -,
    ;

    ,, , , ,.
    Eur. Hdt. ;

    mid. Hdt.
    mid. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Plat. Dem.
    esp. in aor. 2. '7- Plat.
    fut. perf. aor. 2. Thuc.

    ,
    ;

    ov, Thuc. Xen. Plat. Lys. or ; c. ace. To anticipate, i.e. to enjoy by anticipation, only pres.

    , ', , ,
    ,
    Horn. YEsch. gen. Eur. Eur. Dem. Xen.
    (, c. ; YEschin.
    To answer as an oracle does,
    aor. 2.

    ,
    Hdt. Thuc. Lye. ;
    contract

    ,,', , aor. 2.
    Horn.), fut.
    in 77, etc., Horn. Pind. YEsch. Soph.
    Eur. Hdt. Plat. Dem. -, -,
    Anticipation, (esp. of an adversary's argument),

    Antics,
    ,
    An antidote,
    Arist.
    Plat. ,

    ,
    To ansicer besides (as an oracle does), Plat. Plat. Dem. ; Anth.

    ,,
    Dem. Acting as an antidote, ov, Hipp.
    To ansicer
    To answer

    ', , besides,

    ,
    after deliberation (as ministers do),
    mid. Plat.
    Xen.
    The antipodes,
    Antiquarianism,
    , Strabo.
    Plat.

    , ,
    Decret. ap. Dem. Antique,

    ,
    comp. reg. etc., but also an irreg.
    To ansicer on behalf

    To

    ,
    gen. Ar.

    ,
    ',
    , , , , ,
    of, in defence of,

    answer as a porter does to the door,


    mid.

    Dem.
    c. comp.
    YEsch. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc.
    Pind., superl.
    Dem. etc. ;
    YEschin. Pind.
    Ar. See

    ,
    Ancient, Old.
    -, sine cas.
    To
    To
    To
    c.
    ansicer by
    prep. Thuc.

    ,
    ,
    give the same ansicer,
    answer cunningly,

    ', ,, -,
    ,", , ,
    letter,

    To answer by proclamation,
    Thuc.
    YEschin.
    ;

    Eur.
    Plat. Antiquity,
    Plat.
    Antithesis,
    Antithetical,
    Antre, Horn. Pind. Trag. Hdt.
    ,,
    See Cave.
    Arist.
    , Eur. Plat.

    Plat. Arist.
    ;
    ,

    ,
    / send
    Song

    ,
    , ,
    To answer by singing,

    , , ,,
    this ansicer,

    ,
    Mosch.

    shall ansicer the pipe,


    fut.

    Hdt.
    (Dor. for
    and c.

    -)
    dat. Eur. An anvil,
    Horn.
    Anxiety,
    ),
    ;

    Horn.
    YEsop.
    , Horn. YEsch. Call. Hdt.
    Horn. YEsch. , (anxiety for you,
    only in pi. c, gen. caus. Horn. , ;
    ;

    , ,', , , , ,,,,,,, - ,
    ;

    - ,

    ,
    Pind. Eur. Ap. Rh. Horn. Theoc. Hes.

    ,
    ; ;

    To answered, as a person is answered, by an oracle,


    be h. Sapph. Theogn. ; Omn. poet, post Horn. Plat. ;
    pass., e.g. being warned in answer to be temperate, Hes. Theogn. Hes. Hes. Soph. Eur. ;

    YEsch., and as the response itself, in aor. 1. pass. Plat. ;


    Sim. Theogn. YEsch.
    ; ,
    esp. in part. (= to subst. ?, ,

    ,
    as the answer), Eur. Hdt. Xen. Plat. c. gen. caus. Soph.
    ; ;

    ', ,
    Pind. Soph. Hdt. YEsch. Eur. ; '?, Eur. Plat. Plat. ;

    One must answer, An object of anxiety, Pind. Sapph. YEsch. See ,

    ,
    Plat., besides

    ', ',
    ',,, ,
    Arist. Care.
    An
    An
    ',
    answer,
    ,
    ,
    Hdt. ;
    answer of an oracle,

    , , ,, ,,
    , Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Isoc. Isa?.
    Isoc.
    Pind. Sol. Soph. Eur. Hdt.
    Thuc. etc. See Oracle ; and see above, To answer.
    ,
    Anxious (about),

    ,
    Anac.
    ov, Horn. ;
    de re, Horn. Hes., in dat. sing, de re, Eur.
    YEsch.
    ;

    Anudous about, so as to avoid,


    , ,
    only in neut. pi.

    ov, Eur.
    c. gen. Soph. ;
    ;
    ;

    Answerable,

    , ',
    Antipho.
    To

    , , , -
    be answerable

    ,, ,
    ov, YEsch. Ar. Hdt. Thuc.

    for fortune,
    Dem.

    in aor. 2.
    Making
    Antipho.
    oov,
    anudous,
    ;
    Arist.

    Eur. ;
    ov, Horn. Soph.
    ov, Arist.
    Eur. Hdt. Thuc.

    , , -,
    Dem. See Responsibh. To be anxious, fut. Horn. ;
    Soph.
    Answerably, c. dat. Dem. Xen. Plat. Dem. ; Soph. Plat., c. ace. caus. Soph. ;

    , ,, .
    Answering to, ov, gen. Eur. Hdt. Xen. ; (mid.)

    ,
    c. ; bv, c. c. inf.
    gen. Ar.
    Answering, adv., Rh.
    Hdt.
    To be anxious about, only pres. c. gen. Horn. -
    ,
    ;

    An ant, Hes. YEsch. Theoc. Plat. Arist.


    A very large ant,
    20
    6,

    Arist.
    only pres. and imperf. mid. c. gen. Horn. Pind.
    To make anxious, fut. -, aor. 1. pass, -, Soph. Hdt.
    ;
    ; ;;

    , , - ,,,
    Any,

    , ,
    ,(, '
    ,, -,
    neut. , gen. nubs,
    ,
    ANY,
    , etc. ; often ,, in Att. joined, Horn.
    ,
    ;
    APPEAR.
    Uaiav, avos, usu. in voc. Pind. Soph.
    ,
    , ,',
    gen. and Omn. Pind. Eur. Hdt. ;
    poets

    ,
    also in Horn.), Eur. ;

    . Pind. ;
    Any one,

    , , ,
    , , ov, gen.
    bv, gen. ovros, etc.
    ovros, Eur. ;
    Soph. Eur. ;

    bv,
    ivrvy-
    gen. Of
    ovos, h.
    or belonging to Apollo,
    Rh.
    ov, Pind., in fern. '-

    , , , ,
    ovros, etc. de re, Pind. ; and Eur. Pind. ; a common epithet of Apollo, Soph. etc.

    ,, ,
    Thuc. Plat. Xen. and Eur. Hdt. In honour of Apollo, sc.) Soph. (,
    ;

    ',

    ,,
    A ,,
    , ,
    Xen. Plat. Isoc.
    and without the

    - ',
    , Thuc.
    ;

    art.

    , ;
    Eur. Hdt. Plat.
    gen.
    Hes. Plat. Xen.
    Thuc. Isse.
    , ,
    no dat., ace. as
    as gen., always with the article, Ar. Dem.
    ; 5
    Dem. ;

    ; Call. ; ',
    cry in honour of Apollo,

    To shout in honour of Apollo,


    Ar. ;
    Call.
    Ar. ;

    Ar.

    , ' ','',
    nom., also The temple of Apollo, Thuc.
    Any Hdt.
    ivhatever,

    For any one to use,


    Dem.
    gen.

    Xen.
    Xen. ; Inspired by Apollo,
    To apologise,
    what is said, Dem. iEschin.
    mid.'*/, ov,
    c. prep, or ', c. ace. of

    , ,
    Bringing forward any (however

    ', insignificant) accusation, One must apologise, Plat.

    ,
    ', An

    *,,
    (yuva?i) Eur. apologue, Plat.
    Any
    Anyhow,,
    Plat.

    , ,,
    , ,
    ,,
    thing,

    ; ' ',
    '-,
    ',
    ',, ',
    ',
    , enclit.,

    Eur. ;
    Xen.

    Xen.
    Isoc.

    ;
    Dem.; of any
    very usu. after ',

    Arist.
    Plat.
    ;
    ,
    c.
    ;

    neg.
    one,
    etc. Omn. ;

    Plat.
    ,
    Plat.

    Plat.
    Horn.
    Apology,
    An apophthegm,
    Apoplectic,
    Apoplexy, Hipp.
    Hipp.
    -y'ia, Thuc. Xen. Dem.

    ,
    Xen.
    ; Plat.

    At any

    ,
    after
    time,
    el, etc.

    out neg. as interrog. Ar. Xen.


    Thuc.
    Has any
    ;

    ',
    city at

    ',
    Omn.

    Hdt.
    after
    ;

    any time attempted


    Thuc.
    el,

    only
    etc.

    Dem.
    c.

    this
    Horn.

    Plat.

    ?
    ;

    neg. Horn. Hes. Soph., with-


    ;
    enclit.,

    as interrog.

    t'ls
    very usu.

    , Soph.

    -
    Apostasy,
    Apostate,
    , Hdt. Thuc.
    b, Thuc. Xen. Dem. etc.
    N.B. These words, of course, are only used in a political sense
    by the authors above cited.
    To apostatise, pass. c. aor. 2. act. and perf. and plu-
    perf. act. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. etc.
    ;

    , ,
    ,
    I
    ;

    Any
    , where, c. verb. mot. Horn. c. etc. Thuc. Plat.
    ; , ;

    An
    '.
    To cause to apostatise,
    'ob.
    esp. in aor. 1. Thuc. Xen.

    ,
    enclit. Horn. ; 7roi, enclit. Pind. Soph. Eur. Xen. Plat. etc. apostle,

    --
    , ,
    Plat. Xen. Apostolic,
    From any where, usu. Horn. JEsch. Soph. To appal, -,
    aor. 2. pass. usu.

    ,
    enclit., c. ei, etc.

    -^, fut. (but


    Xen. Plat.
    Apace,
    Apart,

    ,',
    or c. Horn. Hes. ; ' '
    Horn. Pind. Trag. Plat. Xen.

    '
    sine cas. and c. gen. Horn. ;
    See Swiftly.
    or iv, sine cas. et c. gen. somet. c. anb,
    or iv, sine cas. or c. gen. Horn.
    or
    ,
    sine cas. or ,
    ,
    also
    Frighten.
    Apparatus,
    Xen. Isoc.
    Apparel,
    ,,,
    ,
    Horn.), Horn. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. etc.

    ,
    Thuc. ;

    Horn. iEsch. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc.


    Plat. Xen. ; ',
    See

    c. gen. Horn. ;

    ' or

    ,
    sine cas. or c. gen. often follow-
    ',
    Dem.
    To apparel,
    ;

    ,
    rb, Horn. Ar. See Garment.

    ,
    ,,
    ing its case, Horn. ; c. gen. Horn. Pind. Trag. usu. after no perf., c. gem. ace. Horn. Xen. Plat.,
    its case ; or

    ,
    Pind. Trag. ; sine cas. and some-
    ', and c. dat. rei, Plat. See To dress, To clothe.
    times c. gen. Horn. vEsch. Soph. Thuc. Xen. ;
    Horn., after its case, Ap. Rh.

    men, JEsch. ; ^,
    Pind. Trag. Hdt. Thuc. Dem. etc. ;

    ,
    ',
    c. gen. Ap. Rh. ;
    c. gen.

    sine cas. and c. gen. Horn.


    ;

    applied only to
    Rh. , .
    Apparent,
    Soph. Eur.
    post Horn.
    Evident, Manifest.
    ;
    (and
    Hdt. Thuc. Dem.
    Horn.), , ov, and
    ;
    ov, Horn.
    vpb,
    a, bv, and b, bv, Omn.
    ov, Soph. Hdt. Thuc. Plat. Isoc. See
    ,

    ,
    ",
    Apart,
    Soph.
    To
    c. gen. Ar.

    sit apart,
    Sitting apart,
    Call.

    ',
    ', -,
    , -,
    ;

    adj. olos, sine cas. or c. gen. or

    and
    Horn.
    c. prep,

    as imperf. Hdt.
    and gen. Horn.
    Apparently,

    Plat.
    apparition,
    ;

    yEsch. Theoc.
    , ,, , ,
    iEsch. Soph. Eur. Plat.
    An

    ,,
    ?,
    ,
    See To seem.

    ,,
    Eur. Xen. Dem.

    ,
    Pind. iEsch. Soph. Eur. Hdt.
    iEsch. Eur. Hdt. ;
    ;

    ,
    To An , Dem.
    /ceep apart, act. aor. 2. Hdt., and intrans. to be appeal,
    ,,
    apart, Theogn. Thuc.
    To take apart (any one, in order to speak

    -,
    ,
    order to consider it separately),
    Xen.

    ', to, etc.


    fut.
    ;

    -,
    or a subject, in
    aor.
    An
    there
    appeal for aid
    Having an appeal,
    is
    to allies, etc.,
    or right of appeal (as a lawsuit), or from which
    an appeal (as a decision),

    ',
    ov, Dem.
    Thuc.

    ,
    ', Dem.
    2.
    To set apart,
    Hdt. Plat.
    Plat.
    To appeal
    To appeal
    -,
    (in law),
    to the gods, etc., and poet, -, fut. ,
    Apartment,
    ', -yapov, Horn. Pind. Ap. Rh. See Room. perf. Soph. Eur. to matters in proof of anything,

    , -
    etc., ;

    Apathetic,
    Apathy,
    An ape,
    ',,
    ,
    ,^,
    Arist.
    Arist.
    , Pind.
    ,; Archil. j^Esop, Ar. Plat.
    Dem.

    ,,
    To appeal

    ,
    , 4 4,
    To appear,
    ,
    ,
    to people as witnesses,
    in imperf. act., and paulo post
    mid. c.

    fut. pass,
    gen. Hdt.

    -
    ,
    iEschin. a long-tailed ape,
    ; Arist. Horn. Hes.,; Horn.;in aor. 2. poet,
    To eat apes, Hdt. pass. perf. (and aor. 1.

    ,] ,
    To ape, mid. h. Pind. Theogn. iEsch. Eur. Thuc. Plat. Horn.), and with perf. mid. [there is a difference be-

    ?,, ',
    Dem. See To imitate. tween c. infin. and c. part., the former denoting what.
    bs,
    ,
    Apish, like an ape, Arist. is likely, the latter what is evident as, the law appears likely ;

    ,
    Apish tricks, Ar. to harm us, ; the law evidently harms

    ,, ', ,
    To play apish tricks, Ar. ; Ar. us, .... pass. Horn. Omn. ;

    '
    Aperient,
    ,, Hipp. Soph. Eur. Xen. /Eschin. etc., sometimes c. and ace. Horn.

    , , , ' -
    An aperture, Hes. Eur. Hdt. Plat. loin. Soph. Thuc. Xen. Dem.;
    I Horn.
    Apex, Horn. Pind. Eur. Thuc. Xen. Plat. See Top. Pind. Hdt. Thuc. Xen., also Hdt. Xen.;
    ^, "^,
    ,
    An aphorism,
    A
    *,
    speaking of aphorisms,

    ,
    Plat. Arist.
    Plat.
    Horn. Soph. Plat., and to appear out of, c. gen. Horn.;

    ,,, ,,
    ,.,
    Horn. 1 1 tit- Thuc. Xen.; no perf., only act.
    4-
    Horn.

    , ,,
    To
    An apiary, '/?,
    utter aphorisms,
    vEsop.
    Arist.
    ,
    yEsch. Ap. Rh.
    ;
    ;

    fut.
    mid. only
    poet,
    c.

    and
    aor. 1.
    trag. also
    and
    aor. 1.
    Apiece,
    Apocope, ',
    ',
    Eur. Xen. etc.
    Gramm.
    See Each. perf.
    in part. Omn.
    also c. perf. pass,
    h.
    and aor. 1.
    Hdt. Plut. Xen.

    ',
    ;

    2, , ?, ',
    Apocryphal, ov, Xen. Dem. ; Plat. Xen. ; Thuc. Lys. Isoc.
    Apollo, Horn. Trag. Xen. etc. ; Horn. pass. Eur. Hdt. Plat.
    Pind. ; Horn, ; Horn. VEsch. etc. ; often To appear, i.e. to seem likely, c. infin. Plat.
    21
    ;; ;;

    To appear to be in,
    To appear on the surface of,
    ,
    ,,
    ',,
    c. dat. Arist.
    APPEARANCE.

    c. dat. Ar. Hdt. Plat.


    Of an apple,
    Of an apple,
    ,
    ,or of an
    APPORTION.
    a, ov, and
    apple-tree, as a branch,
    , ov, Ap. Rh.
    , Sapph.

    ,
    To appear above, pass. c. gen. Thuc Theoph.

    -, , ,
    ,
    To appear besides, Xen. To carry Theoc.

    ,
    apples,
    To appear near, and by the way (obiter), Arist.
    .,, Bearing apples, ov, Hdt.

    , ,
    To appear before a magistrate, c. and ace. Dem. Of the colour (of an apple \ Horn.
    , Theoc.
    Appearance (the outward appearance), to, Horn. Soph.
    ,, Wild apples,

    ,
    Eur. Hdt. Xen. Plat. Ap. Rh.

    ,
    , Horn. Soph. Eur.
    Pind. Xen. Plat. Dem. Isoc. 'idea, Pind. Theogn. Plat. Tsoc.

    , , , ,,
    ;
    ;

    -
    Planted with
    An

    ,
    apple -gatherer,
    apple-trees,
    Sapph.
    ov, Eur.

    Pind. yEsch. Soph. Eur. Hdt, Xen. Plat. Ap. Rh. ;

    , ,
    yEsch. Eur. ;
    euros,

    ,
    Pind. Soph. Eur. ;

    ,,
    Eur. Ar. Xen. Plat. Dem. ;
    Pind. yEsch. Soph. Ar.;

    -,
    aros, yEsch. Soph.
    aros, rh, Eur. Plat.
    ,
    Like an apple,
    Appliance,
    gen. or
    Applicable,
    ,
    , Xen. Isoc. Dem.
    , ov,
    Theoph.
    Pind. yEsch. Eur. Hdt. Thuc.
    See Means.
    and ,
    ov, Theogn. Hdt. Omn. Att.
    ; ', c.

    ,
    Dem.

    , ,,,
    Eur. ;
    ,
    , ,
    ,, , ,
    to, yEsch. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Plat. ;
    , ,
    An appearance, or thing seen, or supposed to be seen,
    Eur.
    to, yEsch. Eur. Plat. ;

    , Plat.
    ;
    aros,
    ,
    Plat.
    Applicability,
    Applicably,
    Application,
    Thuc.
    ov, Soph. Thuc.
    ,,
    Thuc.
    See Useful.
    Dem. See Usefulness.

    yEsch. Plat. Arist. ; ,,


    A

    ,,
    , ,,
    good appearance,

    ;
    Having a fair appearance,

    , ,
    Assuming many appearances,

    -, ,
    Thuc. Plat. Dem. yEschin.
    Eur.
    ov, Soph. Hipp.
    The application,
    Application,
    To apply
    i.e.

    (act.),
    i.e.

    diligence,
    the using of,

    in Att. pr.
    Xen.
    -(,
    Plat.
    Plat.

    fut. -, c. dat.
    Appearing,
    An
    An

    ,
    , , , ,
    Hdt.
    appearing together,

    , , , ,
    Arist.
    ;

    appearing in a lawsuit or cause, esp. an appearing a second

    ,
    ,
    Xen.

    ,,
    -,
    Horn. Pind. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Plat. Xen.;

    prep. Horn. Ar.



    -,
    perf.
    Hdt. Xen.
    aor. 1. pass,
    Plat.;
    c. dat. or gen. or
    no aor. 1. act.
    aor. 1.

    ,
    time in the same cause, Plat. perf. Pind. Eur. Plat.
    etc., some read
    -, -*,
    -
    ;

    To appease,


    , ,,,',
    Hes. Eur.

    ',,, ^
    mid. fut. -,
    ',
    ",
    ;

    Horn.

    , ,
    aor. 2.

    ,
    -
    aor. 2. usu. poet, except Trag.

    tut.
    Horn.
    ;or
    Horn.

    poet.
    ; etc., aor. 2.

    -,
    noPind.
    --,
    Eur. Thuc. Plat. Dem.
    -,
    perf. fut.

    Soph.
    aor. 1.
    Pind. Eur. Ar. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    ;

    ; ;
    ;

    ,
    or c. ace. Horn. yEsch. fut. ; Eur. ; Eur. Ar. Eur. Thuc. ; ; c.

    -,
    ',

    ,, , h.

    ,
    and poet.

    Soph. Eur. Plat.

    ', ,- , ,,
    -,
    yEsch.

    ,
    ~, ,,
    Horn. Ap. Rh.

    Horn.
    ;
    ;
    Horn.
    no perf. Horn. Pind. yEsch.
    Hes. h. yEsch. ;
    ; dat. or c. prep. Eur. Xen. Dem.;
    -, aor. 1. pass. usu. sine augm.
    yEsch., but usu. to apply oneself to
    aor. 1.
    c. dat. Xen. ; -,
    (,
    Ep.

    etc.,

    ,
    yEsch. Eur. Soph. Eur. Eur. ;
    being often understood, sometimes expressed), aor. 2.

    , ,, ,
    ;

    ', ',
    ,
    Ap. Rh., and in pass, to be app. h. Eur. perf. c. dat. or c. and ace. Eur. Hdt. Thuc.

    , ,
    ;

    ,
    ;

    aor. 1. Eur. Ar. Mel. Xen. (a quarrel), Eur. ; Xen. etc.

    .
    Ar.
    Plat.
    Ar.
    ;

    Xen. Isoc.
    Plat.
    Ap. Rh.
    ;

    ; Xen.; '-
    ; To apply oneself
    c.
    to,

    dat. Soph. Thuc.


    mid.
    ;
    c. dat. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    mid. only pres. and

    To

    ,, , ,', ',,
    Eur.
    , ,, 7 -
    be appeased,
    Rh.

    See To relent.
    pass. Thuc. ;
    yEsch.
    imperf. h.
    To apply (for an office, etc.),
    They applied themselves to naval affairs,
    in pass. c. dat. Pind.
    c. ace. Dem.

    ,
    Appeasing, calculated to appease, ov, Horn. Thuc.

    , ,
    ;

    ,
    Horn. ov, yEsch. Eur. The agreement does not apply to those tvho

    ,
    ; . . . . . .

    ,
    Sacrifices to appease,
    in pi. Ap. Rh.

    , , in pi. yEsch. ;
    Thuc.
    One must apply,
    To apply oneself to,
    c. dat. Plat.

    ,
    Appeased, fem. (sc. opyr)), Soph. ; ov, Hdt. c. dat. Plat. ; c. gen. Plat.

    , , and

    ,
    Easily appeased, ov, Plat. c. abs. c. dat. rei, Plat.

    ,
    Difficult to be appeased,

    , ,
    ,
    ov, yEsch. To appoint, (fate labours for men, etc.), mid. Horn.

    ,
    To be appeased by gifts, Horn. See Placable, Im- Hes. Plat. ; Hes. ; aor. 1. perf.

    ,, (,
    ,
    placable. etc., aor. 1. pass,Horn. Pind. yEsch. Soph. Eur.
    An
    An
    appeasing,
    appellation,

    ,, , , ,
    ,,
    See Name.
    To append
    -,-,
    , to,
    ', ,
    ,,
    '/,
    ',
    -
    ,
    ab.
    ,

    -,
    Arist.

    c.
    poet, not Trag.)

    dat. Pind. ;
    Omn.
    Hdt. Xen. Plat. Dem. ;
    Dem.;
    Soph. Eur. ;
    Pind. yEsch. Eur. Hdt. Xen.
    Hes. Hdt. Xen. Plat.;
    Soph. Eur. Xen. Dem. ;
    perf. not used in act. sens. Pind. Soph. Hdt. ;
    Eur. Hdt. Xen. Isoc. Lys. ;
    and obp. yEsch.
    aor. 2. and
    yEsch.
    Hdt. Thuc. Xen.

    ,
    aor. 1. perf. etc., and aor. 1. pass, Pind.
    Hdt. Omn. Att.
    An
    Dem.
    appendage,

    ',
    ,
    To appertain, , ,, ,
    ; no

    no perf. c. dat.
    perf.

    ,
    Eur.
    Eur. ; Thuc.

    Thuc. Plat., and in 3d


    ;
    Dem. ;
    Xen. ;
    Soph. Eur. Hdt. Dem. ;
    Xen. Plat. Dem. Arist.
    To appoint a person to an office, to be an officer,
    gen. ace. Horn.
    Eur.

    Plat.
    ;

    king, judge, etc.


    Dem.
    Dem.

    ,
    c. ; ;

    ,
    ,,
    sing, as impers.

    ,,'/,, , ,,
    ', , ', , ,
    Appetite,
    Att. prose
    Appetitive,
    To applaud,
    c.

    Plat.
    gen. or
    Dem.
    c.

    , , -, ,
    ;

    ,
    Hdt. Plat. See To belong.

    ace. or
    ,,
    Soph. Thuc. Plat. ;

    c.
    Arist.
    Plat. Arist.

    Ar. ; Xen. Dem.


    and opt. Xen. Plat.;
    c. dat. Xen.
    Eur. Hdt.

    &8,
    Omn.

    Isoc.
    mid. sine
    c. ace. pers. infin.
    yEsch. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen. Plat.
    Hdt.
    To appoint beforehand-,
    To be appointed,

    Thuc. Lys.
    Hes. ;
    off. Call. ;

    Eur. Xen.
    Soph.
    only c. imperf.
    esp. in partic.
    Dem.
    c. dat. or
    ;
    c. prep,

    yEsch. Soph. Hdt.


    and
    and
    c.
    ace.
    dat.

    fut.

    Dem.
    ;

    To
    ;

    ,
    cas. or c. ace. Isoc. yEschin. be appointed to an c. ace. of office, Eur.

    ,
    office,
    {
    ;

    To be applauded

    , , ',
    a person), Xen. See To praise. perf. nom. as . Dem.etc. c.

    ,, ,
    ' ,
    To applaud by clapping, c. dat. Theog. See To Appointed, Horn. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. yEschin. ;

    , ,,
    clap. Pind. yEsch. Hdt. Thuc. Plat. ov, Hdt.

    ,
    ; ;

    Applause, &, Ar.


    , Plat. Dem. ; Xen. Plat. Dem. ov, Pind. (by lot), Plat. Isoc. Dem.
    ;

    , ,>
    To do a tiling

    An apple,
    so as to gain applause, to receive with applause,
    Plat. Arist.
    Horn. Hes. Pind. Soph. Isoc. Plat. ;
    One must appoint,
    An appointment,
    To apportion, Omn.
    Plat.
    , yEsch. Plat.
    yEsch. ;
    , ;

    Eur. Pind. Eur. Thuc. Dem. See To allot.


    ;

    An apple-tree, Horn. One must apportion, Xen.


    22
    ;;
    ; ;

    An apportionment,
    ,,, APPORTIONMENT.
    Plat. ,,,,
    ,
    Eur. Plat.
    ARBITRARY.
    Thuc. Xen. Isoc. Lys. Dem.
    ,-,
    -',, -,
    ),

    ,
    ; ;

    Apposite,
    Appositely,
    To appraise, ', ov, Plat. Isoc.
    Isoc.
    mid. Hdt.
    ), Thuc. Xen.

    , . ,,
    Approachable,
    Call.
    ;

    See Accessible.
    Soph. ;
    ), Plat.
    Thuc.
    ;

    ; , ov,
    Arist.
    Xen.;

    ,,
    An appraiser,
    ', Dem. Approaching, Pind. yEsch. Eur. Thuc. Xen. ;

    ,
    -, Plat. Dem.

    ,
    To apprehend, ; Plat. Rh.
    To appreliend
    cpa, aor. 2. -,
    in ilve mind,
    Hdt. Xen. Plat.

    ,,
    Isoc.
    fut.
    Dem. See To
    perf. ---
    suppose,
    Dangerous
    He who
    to approach,
    approaches, ,,
    ov,
    Soph.
    Soph.

    ,
    , , ,
    To understand. Approbation, Horn. Pind. Hdt.; Pind. Sim
    Apprehension,

    ,
    ',
    Liable

    To apprize,
    to be
    Apprehensive,
    ,
    , , ,,, , ,,, ,
    Omn.

    ,
    Apprehension of mind,
    ', ,
    See Understanding, Fear.
    appreliended,
    '--, Lys. Dem.
    '-'/, ov, Xen.
    Hdt. Time. Isoc. Andoc.
    fut. -, Thuc.
    77, Plat. ;

    See Fearful.
    See To inform.
    i.

    Dem.
    e. fear, ,
    Soph. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Plat.
    To appropriate,
    Xen. Dem.,

    Xen.
    Ar.
    Isoc.
    Appropriating,
    ;

    ;
    in act. -, Plat.
    Hdt.
    Plat.
    ;

    ;
    mid. aor.

    e. g.
    ;
    1.

    mid. Xen. ;
    mid. Diphil. Theoph.
    the act of appropriating,
    mid. aor. 2.
    iEsch.
    --
    7) oU
    To approach, pass. c. aor. 1 and mid. c. dat.or sine cas. Plat.
    ,
    ,,, , , -,
    .

    Horn. Pind. yEsch. Eur., in act.


    h. Eur. ; only Appropriation, ), Thuc. ; Arist.

    pass,
    , , -
    , )
    pres. and imperf. c. dat. Horn. ;

    ,
    and aor. 1. pass,
    and aor. sync,
    and
    mid. fut.
    no aor. 1 . c. ace. or prep. Horn. Hes. Pind. yEsch. Soph.

    ,
    aor. 1. act. not used intrans. but aor. 1. mid.
    and perf.
    c. dat. or gen. or prep.
    ;

    for
    One tvho appropriates,
    Approval,
    To approve,
    Horn. Pind. Hdt.

    Horn., infin. pres.


    fut.
    Arist.
    See Approbation.
    all tenses reg. and also aor. 1. mid.

    and -), aor.


    (Horn.), Horn. Pind. Eur. Xen.
    -, -\, aor.

    ,', , , ,, , , ,,,
    1. perf. pass,
    -, 1.

    ',
    Horn. Hes. Pind. Trag. Hdt. Xen. Plat. mid. only ; pass, Horn. Pind. yEsch. Soph. Hdt. Plat.;
    pres. and imperf. c. dat Horn. Hes. h. Horn. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Plat.
    Horn. ;

    Horn. Soph.;
    c. dat.

    pass. c. aor. 1. perf. and pluperf. act. c. dat.


    fut. and aor. 1. act. not used intrans.
    ;

    no fut. aor. 2. --,


    sine cas. Pind.
    perf. pass. etc. Eur. Hdt. Omn. Att. pros.
    augm. ei.
    mid. c. ;
    ;

    , , , -,'
    Eur ;

    -, part. -as, perf. --, often sync. --


    Hdt. Thuc.
    -
    ,
    aor. 2. 1st e. g. pi. c. ace. Eur.
    ; mid. aor. 1 ; .

    -, 3d , part. -, pi. ace. or dat. c. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Thuc. Plat. Lys. Andoc.
    ; ;

    Horn. Soph. Eur.


    mid. Hdt. Soph. Eur. (-),
    pass. dat. Horn.,
    aor.
    ; and
    fut.
    c. act.
    1. - infin.
    no other tense, c. dat. Xen. Isoc. ;
    Xen.; or '-,
    c. ace. and
    esp. in aor. 1. pass, in act.

    ,
    ;

    , ,
    prep. Horn. Pind. yEsch. Soph. Eur.
    , sense, gen. or Xen.

    ,
    ace. c. dat. or dat. or

    ,
    ace.
    c. c.

    -, -, -, no
    c. c. c. ;

    Xen.

    , Dem. Ap. Rh.


    Plat. ; infin. part, imperf. fut. perf. c. dat. ; c. dat. Hdt;
    r)ia, ''/,

    ,
    poet. c. dat. or c. ace. or Soph. c. prep. Horn. Hes. yEsch. c. dat. Phil. ap. Dem. ; c.

    ,
    , ,
    Eur. Xen. Plat.

    ,
    ,
    mid. only pres. and imperf. Horn.
    ;

    (-), ', ace. Thuc.


    -
    ,
    Pind. ; Horn. Hdt. ; mid. fut. To join in approving, iEsch. Thuc. Xen. Dem.;
    *, ',
    '^,
    aor. 2. perf. pass.
    yEsch. Soph. Eur. Theoc. ;
    '/,
    c. ace. or prep. Horn.

    c. ace. or prep. Hes. To show


    iEsch. Xen. Plat.;
    one^s approval by shouting,
    Ar.
    Horn. Ap. Rh.

    , ,
    Call. ;

    , , ',
    ,
    Pind. yEsch. ;
    imperf. c. dat. Pind. ;

    ,, , ,
    no perf. Pind. yEsch. ;

    ,
    only in pres. and
    mid. c. ace. Pind. ;
    ',
    only pres. and imperf. ep. imperf.
    Approving
    dat. Phil. ap.
    An approver,
    of,

    ^,
    Dem.

    '-,,
    ov,

    Hipp.
    c. dat. Hdt. ; ov, c.

    ,
    -, ,
    Rh. ;

    -,^
    Plat. -,
    Pind.;

    Xen.

    ,
    ) ,
    , -,
    c. dat.

    ,
    ,
    Horn. Soph.;
    ;

    c.
    Pind.;
    no perf. c. dat. or ace. Pind. yEsch. Soph. ;
    Soph.,
    aor. 1.
    c. dat. h. Ap.

    L
    pass. c. dat. or gen. Soph.;
    pass. c. gen. Soph., c. dat.

    ace. or c. dat.
    fut.
    -,
    yEsch. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Lys.
    aor. 2. --, perf.
    Approvingly,
    To approximate,
    ,
    To
    An
    An
    perf.
    be like.
    mid.

    approximation,
    apricot,
    --, usu.
    Plat.
    mid.

    , Diosc.
    fut.

    r), Plat.
    Soph.
    aor. 2.
    See To approach,
    -)-

    yEsch.

    , , -,
    '^ , ;

    Thuc. Xen. Plat.

    , ,
    pass. c. aor. 2. and perf. and pluperf. act. c. ace.

    -,,,
    c. dat. or c. ace. or c. prep. Soph. Eur. Hdt.

    no other tenses, c. ace. Soph.


    April,
    middle of April.
    To put on an apron,
    . N.B. This month began about the

    mid. Pherecr.

    , , ', ,
    ,
    ;

    ,
    no perf. Eur. act. and pass. c. dat. Eur. Xen.; Apt, i. e. inclined, c. Eur.

    ,
    ;

    , ,
    only pres. and imperf. c. dat. Soph. Eur. ; Apt, i. e. clever, Pind. Ar. Thuc. Xen. Antipho.
    Soph. ; c. dat. or prep. iEsch. Eur. Ar. ; Aptitude, r), Ar. Hdt. Thuc.

    (-),

    ' , , /,
    , ',
    Eur.;

    aoc. Eur. Hdt.


    ,,
    c. adv. of motion etc.), Soph.
    c. ace. Soph. ;
    ;
    (-),
    c. ace. or c. prep. Eur. Hdt. Xen.

    c.

    c. aor. 2.
    (, ;
    Aptly,
    Aquatic,
    Eur.
    Horn.
    ov,
    gen.
    Emped.
    Emped.
    ;
    ;

    ',
    Plat.

    ^-,
    ,
    and perf. and pluperf. act. c. ace. Eur. no perf. Eur. ;
    Aqueduct, Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Plat. ; <5, I hit.
    (-),

    ^ . -,
    A
    '-,
    , ^ ', c. ace. Ar.

    c. dat. Thuc.

    ,
    c. dat. Hdt. Thuc.

    Xen. Theoc. ;
    ;

    ;
    conducting of water by aqueducts,
    Plat.
    Arist. ;

    Theoph.
    c.

    ,
    dat. Eur.
    To approach,
    Soph.
    i. e.
    ;

    ;
    Rh.

    be nearly ecmal to,


    See To go, To come toivards.
    (no perf.)

    ,
    c.
    ;

    dat. Eur.

    -, -,
    c. dat.
    To conduct water by aqueducts,
    A maker of aqueducts,
    where a Att.,
    Aqueous, -,
    ',
    Horn.
    ep.
    Plat.

    Horn. h. yEsch. Eur. Hipp. See Watery.


    Hdt.
    except in trisyll. cases,

    '^,
    ;

    , ",
    To approach in sailing, imperf. Arabia, TEsch. Hdt.; Theoc.
    \.- fut. aor.
    ",
    Hdt.

    , , ,-', , (other tenses rare in this sense), c. dat. ore. ace. Soph. An Arabian,
    Hdt.
    ',', .
    yEsch.

    , ,',', ,
    ; , Xen. ; ., Xen.

    ,
    To make to approach, c. aor. 1. mid. Horn. Hes. Pind. Arable, ov, metaph. Soph.
    ,
    yEsch. Soph. ;
    Hdt.; c. dat. lies.;
    Horn. ;

    lies.;
    c. dat. Horn.

    h. Ap.
    Arable land,
    Soph. Eur.
    ,, licit. Thuc. /Esch.
    ;
    Horn. ;

    ;
    Horn. lies. yEsch.
    Soph. ,
    Rh.

    An
    ,
    ;

    You have

    One must approach,


    approach,
    Pind. Eur. Ar. Hdt.
    yEsch. Eur. ;
    ,,
    , ,, ,
    approuclied your friends,
    Eur.
    Soph.

    Dem.
    7),

    ;
    Plat.
    Pind.

    ,
    Tidt.

    Eur. Thuc.
    ;

    r),

    Hdt.
    or esoSos,
    poet.
    ;
    5.
    ,
    , , ,
    7),
    Ar.

    Judge.
    ;

    An arbiter,
    Arbitrament,
    Arbitrarily,
    Arbitrary,
    ,,
    Xen.

    Arist.
    Soph. Eur.

    ;
    Omn.
    [eoc.
    See Will.

    Thuc. Plat. Xen.


    ;

    Arist.
    Omn.

    ; ^,
    post Horn.

    Plat.;
    See

    23
    ;; ;

    Arbitrary power
    To arbitrate,
    To arbitrate in
    or ,
    ,
    , ,
    ,
    ',

    To arbitrate against a person,


    favour of a person,
    c gen. or
    ARBITRATE.

    Isae.

    or
    c.

    (the
    Plat.

    dat. Dem. Isse.


    with or without
    Xen.
    Plat.
    ;

    To argue subtlety,
    To argue probably,
    Arist.
    ',
    -,
    , ,,,
    i.
    mid.

    e. to
    ARM.
    Dem. ;

    c.

    use probable arguments,


    strongly,

    dat. of adversary,

    ',
    Ar.

    --
    mid.

    _>

    ,, ' ,,
    noun sometimes being understood) c. gen. Dem. Lys. Isse. To argue
    To cause arbitration to be given against, mid. c. , aor. 1.
    afresh, to renew an argument,
    Thuc
    fut.

    gen. Dem. Lys.


    Arbitration,

    ,
    To have recourse to arbitration,,
    Soph. Ar. Dem. Lys. Dem.
    Dem.
    ;
    /

    ,,
    Arguing with
    Eur.,
    argued with myself,

    his father, .
    Soph. \,
    Eur. so

    , ,' , Dem.
    Dem. and simply Dem.

    -
    ,
    ;
    He

    ,
    argued in opposition, that they ought not to kill, etc.,

    , ,
    . . ., Thuc.

    Dem.

    , ', '-
    To give
    An
    (fut.

    ,
    To have the decision of the arbitration given against one,

    the decision as arbitrator,


    arbitrator,
    perf. aor. 2.

    Hdt. Plat. Isoc. Lys. Dem.


    3>)
    Lys.

    , ,
    ,
    ,
    , ,
    To argue against,
    Well argued,
    Fond of arguing,

    ,,, -
    ,
    Fondness for arguing,
    Skilful in arguing,
    c
    ov, Arist.
    ,
    Thuc. c ace. of argument, Soph.

    ov, Plat.
    Plat.
    Plat. Xen.
    ;
    ov, Plat.

    Xen.

    ,
    Isae. ;

    ,,, , ,
    A joint arbitrator, Dem. An argument, Tb Eur. Eur. Ar. ;

    ,
    ;

    To appoint as arbitrator, ', Eur. Thuc. Xen. Arist.;


    , Isae. Tb, Soph. Isoc

    , ,
    To be appointed arbitrator, pass, imperf. part, Arist. ; Plat. Xen. Isoc ; Plat. Isoc
    Dem. Arist.
    Arbutus,
    An
    To

    ,
    To arch,
    ,
    arch,

    , ) ,
    be arched, as

    (
    ^,
    , $, ,
    ,
    as a bull arches his back,
    a wave,
    Ar.
    , Soph. Plat., in architecture,
    Eur. Xen.
    in aor. 1. pass. Horn. ;
    Paus.
    An
    A
    additional argument,
    using any probable argument,

    ,
    Argument, i. e. the faculty of arguing,
    Argumentative,
    ArgUS, ,,
    Arist.
    Plat. Arist.
    Plat.
    , Ar. Plat.

    ,,
    Pind. Eur.
    To arch
    Arching ,, ,
    one's eyebrow's,
    his neck (of a horse),
    c. ace.
    Xen.
    Ar. The slayer of Argus,
    Arid,
    Horn.
    ^sch. Eur. Ar. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Plat. See Dry.

    , ',(, , ,', ,, , , Thuc Xen. Plat. See Dryness.


    Arch, Plat. Aridity,
    Archly, Plat. Aries, a sign of the Zodiac, Arat.
    Arched,
    An

    , ,
    archer,

    , , , ,
    , , ,
    ,
    Horn. Eur.
    Ep.) Horn. iEsch. Soph. Eur. Hdt.
    Aright,
    To arise,
    Soph. Eur. Thuc Xen. Plat. Dem.
    Horn. mid. fut.
    See Rightly.
    no aor. 1.

    ,
    ;

    , ,
    Thuc. Xen.

    , etc. ; opos, Horn. Horn. ; fern. aor. 2. usu. by sync imper. and perf.

    ,
    ;

    , () Horn.; pluperf. in 3d sing, and also a

    ,
    to|o'tis,

    ,
    Call.;
    (opos)
    ', Ar. Call. Theoc reduplicated pres. pass, in intrans. sense Horn. '-

    , ,
    ; ; ;

    A captain of archers, Thuc, simply an archer, iEsch. Horn.; and perf. and pluperf.

    ',
    ,,,,, ,,, , -, ,-,
    A body of archers, Hdt. act. Horn. iEsch. Soph. Eur. Thuc Dem.; Horn.
    A horse archer,

    , ', -,Hdt. Thuc. Xen.


    Belonging to an archer, famous or skilful as an archer,
    ov, Horn. Pind. h. Eur. Hdt. ov, Horn. Pind. ;
    3d sing. perf. from an unknown pres. Horn.
    To arise, as a bruise does,
    Horn.
    aor. 2. fut. --
    To arise, as events do,

    ', -,
    ov, Horn. ; ov, Pind. ; pass. Pind. ; as a gadfly does,
    6
    Eur.;

    , ,
    ToiKbs,
    Archery, , , iEsch.
    Xen.
    ;

    -, iEsch.

    Horn.
    ;
    bv,

    Soph. Hdt.;
    iEsch. ;

    Eur. ;

    , , ',
    ov,

    , ',
    -,, ,
    Horn. Eur.;
    iEsch.
    bv, Soph.;
    Ap. Rh.
    To arise, as misfortunes,

    Hdt.
    pluperf.
    fut.
    aor. 2.
    perf.

    Archetype,
    An

    ,
    Plat.

    ,,
    , ,
    architect,
    Plat.

    Xen. Dem.
    ",
    ', Plat.
    Hdt. Plat. Xen.

    Architectural, i. e. belonging to an architect or architecture, or


    skilful as an architect,
    Arist. ;
    Plat. ;
    Plat.
    Plat.
    ;

    , , ,
    ',
    ', ',
    ,
    Hdt.
    To
    To

    To
    To
    arise, as tears, laughter, etc.,
    arise, as a report,
    perf.
    arise, as a question,
    arise, as a
    Aristocracy,
    Aristocratic,
    sound,

    Plat. Arist."
    Ar. Plat.

    Thuc
    fut.

    Plat.
    mid. Ap. Rh.
    Plat.
    Eur. iEsch.
    no aor. 1. aor. 2.

    See To rise.

    ,
    Architecture, Thuc. To have an aristocratic form of government, pass.

    -
    Arctic,

    Plat.

    ,
    Ardent,

    , pb,
    Ardent, i. e. eager,
    See Eager.

    ,
    Arist. See Northern.
    Pind. iEsch.

    ov,
    ;
    pb,
    Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Isoc.

    ,
    Ar. ;

    , ,,
    ',
    ',
    , ,,, ,
    ov,
    c fut. 1 mid. Plat.
    Arithmetic,
    Plat.
    Skilful in arithmetic,
    An arithmetician,
    ',%\.
    ;
    ;

    Plat.

    Plat.
    Plat. ;
    usu. in pi. Xen. ;

    Xen.

    ,,
    Ardently,
    Ardour,

    , , Omn.
    and
    Horn. Pind. iEsch. Ap. Rh.
    poet,
    Horn.) Hdt. Omn. (-,
    , An arm, , Horn. iEsch. Soph. Eur. Xen. Dem.
    ,
    Horn. Eur. Xen. Plat. Horn. ,

    ,
    Tb,
    .
    ,
    ; ;

    ,
    Att. ; Thuc. Plat. See Eagerness. Rh. ; only in pi. Horn. Ap. Rh. ; ,

    , , ,
    Arduous, Pind. See Difficult. esp. the bent arm, Horn. Pind. Soph. ; iEsch. Soph. Eur.
    Ardnousness, Plat. Isoc. Dem. See Difficulty. Ar.; iEsch. Eur. Hdt.; Theoc. Ap. Rh.;%eip, ',,
    Area, i. e. space before a building, iEschin. See gen. ^, and poet, pb, etc. Hdt,

    Arena,

    , ,
    ,',
    "" ,
    An Areopagite,
    The Areopagus,
    Soph.
    Argillaceous,
    "
    ', ,
    ',

    ,,
    , ,
    ;
    , Hes. Pind. Thuc.

    ',
    Hdt.;
    iEschin.
    iEsch. Eur. Hdt. Isoc.
    Eur. Hdt.
    -^,
    etc.

    Thuc;
    ;
    With long arms, as crabs,
    With white arms,
    Eur.
    With beautiful arms,
    Eur.
    With rosy arms,
    ov, Horn. Pind.

    ov, Pind. Eur.

    Hes. h. Sapph. Theoc.


    h.
    ;

    ;
    ,
    Eur. ;

    , , ', ',
    , '
    ov, Theoph. Resting on the arm,

    ,
    ov, h.
    Argive,
    ArgOS,
    ,
    To argue,
    ", Horn. etc.
    Tb, Horn. etc.
    c. gen. understood, or c. ace. Isoc
    under the arm,
    In the arms, adv.
    ov, and a, ov, Theoc
    Horn. Ap. Rh.
    arm (resting, etc ) iEsch.
    ; ; and also on the

    Plat. Dem. ; mid. Xen. Isoc. Plat. ; To lift, or take, or carry in one's arms, mid. Horn. ;

    24
    ;; ;;
    ;

    ,,,,,,,,,,,
    -,
    To put under
    To arm, act.
    one's
    Sim. Amorg. Mel.
    mid. Call.
    arm,
    Horn.
    ARM.

    ;
    ;

    Ar.
    Horn. ./Esch. Eur. Hdt.
    mid. Call. An armour-bearer,
    To be an armour-bearer,
    An armistice,
    Thuc. ; &,,
    pi. Omn. ;
    Eur. Hdt. Isoc. ;
    ',
    ',, ',
    Eur. Hdt. Xen.

    Thuc.
    ARRANGEMENT.

    c. dat. pers. Pind. Eur.

    Thuc. ; , , ;

    ',

    ,
    Thuc. Xen.

    ,
    ,
    jEschin. ;
    Xen.
    ,
    yEsch. Eur.

    , ,,
    To arm oneself,
    mid. and pass. Horn.
    etc. ;

    Hdt. Xen.
    Eur.

    ;
    fut.
    Plat.;
    ;
    ->, tEscIi. Soph. Eur.

    mid. and pass. Horn. Ar. ;


    Sopli. Xen. Isoc

    mid. and pass., perf. pass.


    Xen. ;
    ; at,

    An
    Thuc.
    Under
    Thuc. Xen.
    armistice

    the conditions
    Without an armistice,

    ,
    To make an armistice,
    ,
    for a fixed period (renewable),

    ,
    of an armistice,
    ov,
    4,
    ',
    Thuc.
    Eur. ;
    770/,
    ov, Thuc. Xen.

    4
    in pi.

    c.

    ,', ,
    To arm
    Xen.
    dat.
    Horn. Eur.
    oneself against,
    ;
    ;

    mid. and pass. c. dat. Ap. Rh. and


    mid. and pass. Xen.
    mid. and pass, sine cas. and

    ,
    (mid.), Ar. Hdt.
    An arm of the
    An armoury,

    , ,
    Armpit,
    sea,
    vEsch. iEschin.
    ; c. ace. of conditions, Thuc.
    Horn. ./Esch. Hdt. Xen. etc.

    ,
    ,
    ,, ,,,,
    the mid. and pass, of most of the words given in act. h. iEsch. Ar. Cratin. Xen. Lys. ;

    To arm oneself secretly, Horn. ), Theoph. Ctes. ; only in phrase, Ar.

    ,,, ,
    , -, ,
    4, 4,
    To be armed, only in 3. pi. pluperf. pass, Plat. Xen.
    Hdt.
    To wear armour, 4,
    Xen. Thuc. ;
    An army,
    iEsch. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    Omn. ;

    ;
    Horn. Hes. Xen.

    , 4, Hdt

    ,
    To fight in armour, Th, iEsch. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. ; Pind.

    , , -, ', ,
    Isoc.
    One must arm, Xen. Omn. Att.;
    ,, Soph. Eur. Thuc. Xen.;

    , ,'
    , , ,
    Arms, armour,

    , ,
    Horn. Hes. Soph. Eur.
    Eur. Plat.
    ;
    Horn.

    Thuc.
    ;

    jEsch. Soph. Eur.


    Omn.

    ,
    ;

    Xen.
    , iEseh.
    With the whole
    ;

    Collectina their whole

    ,,
    army,
    army,
    Eur. Ar. ;
    ;

    Hdt. Thuc. Lys.


    /,
    *4, Thuc.
    Hdt,

    ,,
    ; ; Plat.
    ,
    Xen.
    , /,
    Body armour,
    esp. in pi.

    ()
    Xen.

    Soph.
    ; (gen. ov) With a Targe army,
    Aromatic,
    Around, ,, c. gen.
    Horn. h. Theoc.
    c. dat.
    .Esch.

    c. ace. Omn. ; , c. gen. c.

    ,,
    dat.

    ,
    Entire armour,

    , ,, -
    sing, as adv. Soph.
    Armour for the arms,
    ;
    iEsch. Eur. only in dat.
    Ar. Hdt. Thuc. Isoc. iEschin.
    usu. in
    ;

    pi. Xen.
    c. ace. Omn. but only c. dat. c. ace. Omn. pros.
    adv. and c. gen. Horn. Pind.
    poet.,
    7repl|, adv. also as prep. c. ace.
    and rar. c. gen. ./Esch. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Plat. See
    ;

    ,,, &,,
    ;

    ,
    An

    , ,
    Good armour,

    ,
    arming,

    ?,
    Xen.
    A getting under arms,
    being well armed,
    jEsch. ; ecus,
    Xen.
    , Ar. Thuc. ;
    About.

    ,
    , ,4,
    To arouse,
    aor. 1.
    ',
    only in imper.
    3>,
    imperf. mid. and pass,
    imperf.
    fut.
    fut.

    ,
    , , , -
    Xen. aor. 2. mid. 3d sing. usu. by sync, imper.

    -
    ,, ,,-
    A being under arms, Xen. and Horn. Hes. Pind. Soph. Eur. Horn. iEsch. ;

    ,
    Armed (wearing brazen armour, etc.), Horn. , Soph. Eur. Hdt.

    4, '*,
    only pres. Horn. Ap. Rh., and imperf.
    ;

    4,
    , 4,4, ,
    Horn.
    4, Pind. (see Brass)
    ;
    . ;
    Mosch. ;

    ,,
    Horn. Pind. Eur. Ar. ./Esch. Soph. ;

    , , ,
    Pind. ; Soph. Xen. See To rouse, To excite.
    ,Pind. ;
    ;

    ov, Pind. Xen. Plat. Call. Aroynt, ',


    Soph. Ar. Ap. Rh. Ar. ; '-,

    ,4,, ,,
    ;

    ov, Soph. Eur. 4, Eur. To arraign, mid. c. ace. perf. and gen. rei, also c. ace.

    ,
    ; ;

    etc.), also c. ace. pers. and infin. or

    ,,, ,
    eos, Pind. ov, Eur. ov, iEsch.Eur. rei, if neut. pron. (e.g.

    ,
    ;

    , ,,
    ;

    , and prep, or

    ',
    JEsch. ; iEsch. conj. etc., or c. ace. pers. c. ace. rei,

    ,
    ;

    Eur. ; Eur. , ov, Eur. Xen. ; Horn. Eur. Ar. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Antipho. See To accuse.

    ,'4,,- , ,
    ;

    4, Eur.

    , Soph. ov, ; Arraignment, Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. See Ac-

    ,
    ;

    Eur. ; Xen. cusation.

    ,
    With golden armour, Eur. To arrange, Horn. imperf. aor. 1. ;

    ,, ; ,, 4, ,,
    Well armed,
    Wholly armed,

    , ,,
    ov, Eur. Ar. Xen.
    ov, tEscIi. Eur.
    Wearing the same or similar armour,
    Glittering with arms,
    An
    ov, Eur.
    Thuc.

    ,
    , 4, 4,
    Horn.;
    4,
    aor. 1.
    Horn.
    Hdt. aor. 1. pass,
    Horn. Pind. Soph. Eur. Xen. Plat.
    Horn. Hdt. Thuc.
    ;

    Horn. Soph. Eur. Thuc. Xen.


    Horn. Hdt.;

    4,
    Horn.
    mid.
    for
    ;

    ;
    ;

    ,
    armed man, Omn. Att. Horn.; only pres. and imperf. Horn. Pind.

    , 4,, ,
    ;

    iEsch.
    A man
    ,, wholly armed,

    , - Tyrt.
    ./Esch. Hdt.
    Hdt. Omn. Att.;
    Pind.
    ;
    mid. .Esch.
    Hes. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    ;

    A
    race of armed men,

    ',
    Spear, etc.
    Light armed,
    ", , ,
    armed
    light

    , , -,,
    Armed to run in such a race,

    ,,^,
    ,, , ,,?,
    ,-soldier,
    Ar. Omn. Att. prose
    Pind.

    Eur. Hdt. Xen.


    Pind.

    ov,
    ;
    See Shield,

    Hdt.
    Plat. ;

    aor. 1. pass.
    ./Esch.

    Xen. Plat. Isoc;


    .Esch.
    Xen.
    -4,
    Soph. Xen. Plat.
    ;

    Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Plat.;


    aor. 2. perf. pluperf. act. not used in act. sens. ./Esch. Eur. Ar.
    Soph.; Yaw.;
    ;

    aor. 1. -4, perf. -4, ;

    etc.,

    ,
    Xen. ; Thuc. Plat. Ar. Xen. ; Isoc. ; Plat. Xen.

    ,,
    "/,
    Lightly armed,

    4, --
    Belonging to a light-armed soldier,
    4, Thuc. Xen.
    Xen-
    Plat. Xen. ;

    mid., one's dress,


    Thuc.
    ace. Ar. Plat.
    ;

    ,
    Plat. c.

    4, ; ;

    The light-armed force, Plat.; Xen.

    ,
    Thuc.
    ", Xen.; ;

    '.,
    Not armed at all, unarmed, '-

    , ,, ,, -
    generally, and also to arrange a quarrel, Hdt.

    ,
    Horn. ;
    Soph. ; ;

    ov, Plat. Xen. Arist.


    . &, Xen.
    ;

    The parts of the

    , 4,
    ,
    lx>dy unprotected by armour, To arrange carefully,
    ,
    Heavy armed,
    Xen. Dem.

    ,
    ,
    ,
    The heavy-armed force,

    ,
    .,
    ,
    ;

    ,
    Plat.

    , . ', Soph. Xen.


    usu. as
    , .Esch.
    subst. Pind. ./Esch. Eur.
    ;

    ;
    Xen. ;
    Th.

    Thuc.
    To take part in arranging,
    To arrange at the same time,
    One must arrange,
    Well arranged,
    Plat.
    ;
    Pind.
    Plat.

    . Rh. Arist.

    , ,,,,
    Xen. Thuc.

    ,
    A rranged or agreed upon beforehand,

    , '^^,
    , ,
    battle fought
    Belonging ,
    , ,, ,
    Commanding the heavy-armed force,

    -, ,-
    To be a heavy-armed soldier,
    A
    to the heavy-armed
    Throwing away on) '8 <mns,
    The art of making arms,
    25
    by the heavy-armed troops,
    soldiers,
    Thuc. Xen.

    ov, ./Esch.
    Plat.
    Thuc.

    Plat.
    Thuc. Xen. Plat.
    Arrangement, arranging,
    /.
    Dem.

    Arist.
    ;

    ;
    ;

    an arrangement with a man's creditors, Dem.;

    Plat.;
    Plat.;

    Plat.

    Arist.
    Dem.
    ,, ;

    Plat.;
    Xen.
    Pind. Plat.

    ,,
    Plat.

    Plat.
    Dem.
    ;

    ;
    ; also,
    Plat.

    ,
    ;;; ;;;;;

    Good arrangement,

    An
    Isoc.

    ,
    arranger,
    , ,
    , ,, , ,, 7, ,,
    ,, ARRANGER.
    Hes. Xen.

    Epigr. ap. ^Eschin.


    ;

    ;
    in pi. Xen.

    ,
    etc. ;

    Eur. Xen.
    Thuc.
    fut. -,
    ;
    ;
    ARTFUL.
    c. prep. Theogn. yEsch. Soph. Eur.

    c. prep.
    c. gen. or
    Hdt. Xen.
    c. ',
    -
    yEsch. ;

    ,
    ,
    ;

    ,
    Epigr. ap. yEschin. ; Plat. ; only pres. and imperf. c. ace. Ap. Rh.
    Hdt.
    , To arrive at, i. obtain, (-), part, -, and

    ,
    e. c. ace.
    ',
    ,
    , , , ', ',]
    Arrant, an arrant imposture, Xen.

    ,,
    e.g. etc., Xen.
    Plat. Dem. To be arrived, only pres. imperf. and fut. Omn. ;

    To array (an army, only in pres. and imperf. act.


    etc.), yEsch. Soph. Eur.
    Horn. Pind. iEsch. ; Horn. Hdt. yEsch. ; fut. To arrive first, Thuc.

    ,, ,
    , aor. 1. mid.
    Eur. ;

    , ', ,, ,
    ',
    perf. but seldom used
    in this sense, except in pres. and imperf. act. Horn. Hes. Pind.
    Horn. Eur. Hdt. Xen. ; aor. 2. and perf.
    They having arrived at

    Arrogance,
    c. infin. Eur.
    the time

    Horn. Hes. Sim.;


    of life to do so and so,

    Horn.;

    ,,,,, ,,, , .',,',, ',',-


    and pluperf. act. not used in act. sens. Horn. Xen. ;
    only pres. and imperf. act. Horn. Pind. ;
    and
    Isoc.Dem.;
    Theogn. ; /Esch. Soph. Eur.
    cltos, to, yEsch.;
    ; Plat.
    Plat.

    ,,, ', , ,
    Horn. Thuc. Xen. Hdt. Omn. Att. ;; yEsch. Xen. Dem. yEschin. ; Lys.; Xen.;
    ,
    ,
    Xen.
    Thuc. Xen.
    Hdt.

    - ', ',
    ',
    ;

    ', ,
    ',
    Ar. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    ;

    Xen. ; Hdt. ;
    ;

    Hdt. Arrogant,
    Rh.

    Horn. Hes. Hdt. yEschin.;


    ;

    opos,
    Mel.
    Horn. Hes. yEsch.;
    ov, Horn. Ap. Rh.;
    ov,

    ,
    To array against,

    , .
    c. dat. Eur. c. dat. yEsch. ov, Horn. Pind. Ap. Rh.; ov (in Horn.

    , ,, ,',',', ,',',
    ;

    Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Dem. Thuc. Xen. ; only of deeds or words) (superl. Rh.),

    . , ,
    Thuc. Xen. yEschin.
    ;

    Horn. Hes. Pind. Ap. Rh. Pies. Eur.; '), '


    ',
    ;

    To array a fleet against,


    Thuc.
    simply, or Tats
    ', ov, Hes.;
    ov, Archil. Alcae.
    ov, Hes. Pind. yEsch. Xen. Dem.
    ov, yEsch. Soph.; ;

    To array together with, alongside of, Hdt. Thuc. Xen.


    ', ov, yEsch. Xen. Ar. ; Soph.
    ,

    ,
    Xen. ovos, Plat. Hdt. , Soph. Theoc.

    ,
    ;

    To array behind as a reserve, and in mid. To be arrogant, no fut. or perf. Horn. ;

    ,,,, , ,, ,,,,,,
    c. dat. e.g.

    To
    ,,
    To array
    put on, Dress,
    To be
    aor. 1.
    be
    Ar. Xen. , oneself in,

    arrayed,

    arrayed by the side of,


    aor. 1. Thuc. Dem. ;
    etc.

    in mid. esp. in
    mid. c. prep. Xen. Dem.
    -yyt,

    Pind. ;
    mid. Xen.
    Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    mid. c. ace. vestis. Eur.

    in mid.
    See To

    esp. in
    no fut. etc. Horn.

    ,
    Arrogantly,
    mid. Mel.

    Plat. Isoc;
    To arrogate,
    An arrow,
    la, Horn. Soph. Eur.
    Horn.
    Thuc.

    Soph.;

    , Horn. ,
    mid. Hdt.
    ', ',
    ;

    yEsch.
    pass. Xen.;

    Xen. Plat.

    Horn. Hes. 'ibs, pi.


    Horn. ^Esch. Soph. Eur. Anac
    ; ,
    ;

    ;
    ;

    ;
    ; '-
    Lycurg.
    I array myself on his side,
    , c. ace. Dinarch. , Hdt. Thuc. Xen. etc.
    Eur. Thuc. Plat. Ap. Rh.
    (oiVtos, Att.), Horn. Pies. Pind.

    ,,
    ;

    Pind. Eur. Hdt. ,,


    ",
    ,,
    ,, , ,' ,
    ;

    An array, only in gen. sing, and nom. and ace. pi. Xen. .Esch. iEsch. ,
    -
    ; ;

    ,, , ,,,,,,, ,,
    Horn. Hes. yEsch. Eur.; , yEsch. Xen.; ,
    Soph. Eur. Thuc. in pi. Soph. Eur.
    ; at, Eur. ;

    Eur. Thuc. Xen. Hdt.

    ,
    Thuc. Xen. Isoc. Dem. ;
    Eur.
    , Thuc. Xen.
    to, Xen.
    ;

    , ;

    ;
    , iEsch. ',
    To have one's arrow in the string ready to shoot,
    Eur.
    and
    Xen.
    ;

    ,,
    The array of

    In battle array,
    Arrears,
    A
    both parties prepared for
    Thuc.

    , Dem.
    -,
    Plat.
    battle, , Thuc. With golden arroiv,
    Rejoicing in arrotvs, fem.
    Holding arrows,
    .Esch.
    An arsenal,
    ', ov, Horn.
    ov,

    ,
    ;
    Horn. Pind. Soph.
    Horn.
    , \,

    ,,,
    being in arrear, Thuc. Horn. Hdt. Thuc. ;

    -,
    ;

    ,,
    To arrest,
    -', Hdt
    Dem. Lys.
    Arrest,
    ; ',
    Thuc. Xen.
    ', ',
    Plat.
    $, ,
    . , , , ',
    ;
    fut.

    Isoc. Antipho.
    Plat. Dem.
    aor.
    ;
    2.

    See To stop.
    mid.
    perf. Eur. Ar.
    Arsenic,
    Art,
    Thuc Lys.

    Omn. ;
    See Dock.
    Galen.
    Pind. yEsch. Soph. Ar. ;

    ,
    Thuc. yEschin. ; Lys. Dem. Plat. ; Plat.

    ,
    Arrival, eVeisoSos, , Soph. Eur. Hdt. According to rules of art, Isoc. Plat.

    ,
    ; ;

    Plat.
    To arrive,
    Dem.
    ', ;

    and ', Rh.


    , To be done by rules of art,
    , ov, Plat. Arist.
    iEsch.

    ?, ", or Horn. Mother of all


    fut. c. ace. c. prep. arts,
    Soph. Eur. adv. loci, Horn.;
    only pres. and ov, jEsch.

    ,
    ; c. Useful in all arts,

    ',', ,
    imperf.

    ,
    c. ace. or c. prep, or c. adv. loci, Horn. yEsch. Soph.
    , , '-
    Famous for art, , Horn. ; ov, Horn.

    ,
    Eur.

    , ',
    only pres. and imperf. and aor. 2. Horn. Pind. Making gain of art, Plat.
    ;

    fut. \, aor. 2. ', etc. perf.


    ', plu- Skilful in many arts, , Sol.

    ',,
    perf. usu. ace. also prep. Omn. Practising the same art, ov, Hdt. Plat. Dem.

    ,
    c. poet.

    - ,, -, , ,,,,,
    c. ;

    Horn. Hes. Ap. Rh. ; Horn. Soph. Ap. Rh. ; Fond of art, ov, Plat.
    c. ace. or prep. Horn. ; usu. c. ace. sine prep, Fondness for art, Plat.
    in poetry, usu. c prep, in prose, Omn. ; Horn. Pind. Writing on art, ov, Arist.
    --
    ,
    Trag, Hdt. Thuc. Xen.;
    -, fut. aor. 2. To make by art, Horn.

    -
    sync, etc. Horn. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. ; To practise an art, Plat.
    fut.

    1st pi.

    , , , ,
    -, ,
    (fut. act. and aor. 1. not used in intrans. sense),
    aor. 2. -e'g^part. -as, Oen. (often in many poets sync,
    3d pi.
    -,-, , ,part.
    An

    -^,
    artery,
    Artful,

    ,, ,
    Aretae.
    Horn.

    ?,
    Horn. Hes.
    ;
    ovos,
    Horn. Eur.
    , Horn.

    ,, , ,
    etc.) c.

    ,
    ; ;

    -,
    , , c ,
    gen. or and gen. Horn. Soph. Horn.;

    , ; no aor. 1. act. ov, gen. ovtos, etc. Horn.;


    05,
    5, 5,
    perf. etc. Horn.; Horn.; gen. ios, , Horn. iEsch. a, ov, and os,

    *,,
    in pres. ;

    , ,
    ,

    ,
    only in indie, opt. Horn. Trag. Ar. Xen. ; ov, and os, ov, Hes. Pind.

    5,
    subj. ov,

    ,
    part, imperf.
    2

    ,Soph.

    -, , ,
    prep. Pind.

    Thuc.
    , ;

    ;
    , , 5,
    ,
    sing, -ets, fut.

    ,
    aor. 1.
    c. ace.

    Thuc. Xen.;
    fut.
    Horn. Pind. Archil. Soph. Euv., once
    only pres. and imperf. yEsch. Soph. Eur.

    {-), c.
    c.

    prep,
    dat. Hes.;

    aor. 2.
    and
    c

    c.
    aor. 2.

    -,
    ace.

    ace.
    Eur.; Hdt.;
    Theogn. Hdt.
    sine prep. Eur. Thuc.
    aor. 1.

    c.
    c.

    ace.
    mid.

    -gen.

    or
    ^sch. ;
    Sim. ;

    ,
    >05,
    /os, ov, Sim.

    Soph.;
    ov, Horn. ;
    ov, Sapph. ;

    ov, Soph.;
    Pind. JEsch. Ar. Plut. Dem. ;
    5, ov, Ar. ;
    5,
    JEsch. Eur.;

    Cratin.
    ??,
    Soph. Hdt. Xen.
    ;

    5,
    h

    ov, Soph. ;
    , 5, 5,
    - ;
    .
    ;

    ov,
    h. Pind.

    Hes.
    ov, Cratin.
    ;

    ^Esch.
    ov, Pies.
    ;

    26
    ;;;;
    ; ;;;;

    Most,
    ,
    ,, ,
    ARTFULLY,
    Horn. ), iEsch. ',
    ASHAMED.
    superl. Soph. Xen. and ,
    ,,
    artful, ; c. c. subst.
    An Xen.

    ,, ,,
    ,,
    artful man, to, Soph. (ut supra), Soph. c. superl. Xen.

    ,
    ; fi,

    To be artful, Cratin.
    , As, adj., like the Latin qualis,
    ',
    often answering to?os, Omn.
    Artfully,

    ,
    Arthritic,
    Artichoke,

    , ,
    Soph
    and
    .
    ;

    ,
    Theoc.
    Hipp.
    Hes. Theoph.; , Soph.;
    (and
    Xen.
    .
    when answering Omn.
    Horn.), Horn. Soph. Eur. Xen.,
    answering
    Soph. Hdt.
    ;

    , - ',
    Diosc.
    , , Theoph.
    Asafoetida, (the tree that produces), Soph. Ar. Hdt.

    , ,
    , -,
    The head of the artichoke, Prepared xoith asafoetida, Ar. Philox.

    , , ,
    ;

    , .--
    An
    The
    To , ,
    ? , ,,, ,
    article (of any sort),
    Ar. Plat. iEschin.

    -, -, ', -,
    article in grammar, Plut.
    Ar. Thuc. Plat. Dem.; To ascend,

    -, opt.
    (fut. and aor.
    etc., as if from
    Eur. Ar. Thuc. Xen. etc. ;
    tenses from
    not used intrans.)perf.-e7j/ca; aor. 2.
    1. act.

    c. ace. or prep. Horn. Hes.


    fut.

    -,
    aor.

    '
    articulate, as the tongue produces articulate sounds, Horn. ;

    ,
    fut.

    ,i]

    Axti&ce,

    , , ,
    , - ',
    Articulation,
    ', , ,
    Articulate (speaking articulately),

    ,
    ,
    Hes. iEsch.
    ',
    , ',
    Omn. See Voice.

    ,
    Horn.;
    only in dat. sing, and pi. Horn. Ap. Rh. ;

    , ,
    Xen. ; Arist.

    Horn.;
    usu. in pi. Horn.

    Horn. Pind.
    Horn. iEsch. Soph. Eur. Xen. ;
    gen. Horn. Eur. Hdt. Thuc.

    Eur. ;
    c. ace. Horn.

    augm.
    no perf. Xen. ;
    (-),
    aor. 2.
    c. ace. sometimes c.

    aor. 2. part.
    only pres. and imperf.
    no perf. Ar.
    ;

    Xen. Plat. Com.


    Xen.

    -,
    ',
    ,
    by

    ;
    sync,

    ;
    (-),
    perf

    ,, , ,, - ,
    Soph. Eur. Xen.; Theogn. ; Eur.; part, no fut. c. gen., of a star ascending

    , ', ,
    Theogn. heaven, Theoc. ; Xen. ; Hdt. Thuc.

    , ',
    An artifice, i. e. an artful trick,
    iEsch. Soph. Eur. Thuc. Xen.
    in pi. Horn.
    , ;
    See To mount.
    To make and the other compounds of

    , , ,, , ,
    ; iEsch. Eur. to ascend,
    ,
    An artificer,

    ,
    ,',
    Pind. iEsch. Hdt. Dem.
    , Omn. ; Horn.
    ,
    ;
    in fut. and aor. 1. act.
    Thuc.
    Horn. Hdt. Hdt. Xen.
    ;

    , ,
    Soph. Eur. Xen. Plat. Dem. Soph. Eur. To make to ascend in turn, Xen.

    ,
    ;

    , ,,,,,
    Hdt. Xen. Dem. Hen. See Workman. Which can be ascended, Horn. ov,

    ,
    ;

    Artificial, Horn. ov, Hdt. Xen. ; Difficult to be ascended, ov, Sim.


    ;

    ,
    Theoph.
    An
    Plat.

    , ,
    artisan,
    Dem.
    ,
    ',, -, -,
    ;
    Horn.
    ,
    ; Soph. Eur. Xen.
    Soph. Ar. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    Ascendancy,

    ,
    iEsch. Hdt. Plat.
    To have a great ascendancy over a person,
    Hdt.
    See Influence.

    -,
    ,
    Soph. Hdt. Plat. Ascendant, (to be in the ascendant), aor. 2.
    \, ; ;

    ,, .
    , ,
    and

    ,
    subst. also adj. Soph. Arist. Horn.

    ,
    A fellow- artisan,
    , ,
    ,
    Ar. Plat.; Hdt. Plat. Ascent, and poet. Hdt. Xen.

    ,
    Belonging
    To

    ,
    T7ie
    A

    ,, be

    , ,
    an artisan,
    being an artisan,

    -,
    tax on artisans,

    -, , ,
    to artisans,
    Plat.

    Arist.
    Plat.
    Plat.

    ;
    ;

    Ar. Plat.
    Ar. Plat. To ascertain,
    = perf.
    etc., aor. 2.
    sens, Omn.
    etc.,
    aor. 1. pass,
    ',
    -, ;
    fut.
    Horn. Soph. Eur.
    and
    Eur. Xen.
    ;

    .,
    ;
    aor.

    fut.
    2.
    fut.
    mid. in pass.
    fut.

    ,
    Protecting artisans, ov, Leon. Tar. aor. 2. Hdt. Xen. Plat. ;

    An , Xen. -,
    A

    ,
    great
    artist,

    Artistical, ',artist,

    ', ', ',',, -,


    Epich. Plat.

    ', , ',,
    Plat.
    Arist.
    Dem. fut.

    Difficult to
    Isoc. ;
    ascertain,
    aor. 2.

    ov, Thuc.
    Hdt.
    iEsch. ; ov,

    Artless,

    ', , ',
    ov, Pind. Ar. Thuc. ; ov, iEsch. Plat. To ascribe,
    -,
    no perf. c. dat. pers. or c. prep. Horn. Eur.

    -,
    ,
    Dem. ; iEsch. ; Soph. ; aor. 1. perf. etc., aor. 1. pass.
    ov, Eur.

    , ,', ',
    Thuc. Plat.
    Artlessly, , ,
    --
    ,),
    ;

    -, -, ,
    Eur. Plat.
    && Thuc.
    ov,

    ;
    Hdt. ;

    , Dem. ;
    ov, Thuc. ;

    superl.
    To
    (for
    Horn. Eur. Thuc. Isoc.
    ascribe every thing to
    Pind.
    a God,
    ;
    Dem. etc.

    \, Plat.
    Hdt. Thuc.
    Dem.

    7, ,
    fut. aor. 2. aor. 1.

    ', ,
    Artlessness,
    , ,
    Plat. Dem.
    Xen. Plat.
    , Menand. ;
    Xen. ;

    To ascribe honour to a person,


    mid. Dem. iEschin.
    etc., iEsch.
    As,
    ,(rarely

    ,
    with nouns in Horn, except when following them, Soph. Eur.

    ,
    and then ),
    , , ,
    , Omn.
    it has an accent, as Horn. Let no one ascribe this to any virtue of yours,

    ',
    ;

    , , , , , ,
    Hes. iEsch. Soph. Theoc. , Hes. See To impute.

    ,
    ; Todff iEschin.

    ,
    h. Theoc.
    ',
    and sometimes divided, as
    ; etc. Omn. One must ascribe, Plat.

    , ,
    Eur.
    ,
    iEsch. Plat.
    Soph.
    ; . c. verb, Horn. Soph. Xen.

    Horn.
    ,
    Horn.
    ;

    Horn. ;

    ',
    ; ; ,
    ; Ash,
    Ashen,
    Horn. Hes.

    ,,
    ,
    Horn. ; Theoph. Rh.
    , ;

    ,
    iEsch. Soph. Thuc. Horn. Horn. Pind. Soph. Hdt. Ashes, Horn. Theoc. ; ,
    in pi. Horn. ;
    ',
    ;
    ;

    ', ,

    ,
    Ep. i. e. in the manner which, Horn. often c. av et ; Horn. Eur. ;(often of the dead), Horn. iEsch. Soph.

    ,
    siibj. Thuc. Xen. (often of the dead), Horn. Eur. Ar. Plat.
    ',
    ,
    with or without av, Soph. Plat.
    ;

    ', Eur. Hdt.;

    ,, , ,
    iEsch. Soph. Xen.;
    Thuc. Xen. Plat.

    ,
    , , Soph. Eur.
    Soph.;
    ; and
    Ar. Hdt.
    Horn. Hdt. ; , The ashes of the slain, (ashes instead of men, which had once been
    men), iEsch. See Dust.

    ,, ,,
    Thuc. Xen.
    an insult, eV

    As

    As
    ,, ,
    if,

    to,
    -
    ,
    ,
    ,
    ,,
    ,
    , ,
    Plat.

    ;
    Soph. Hdt.

    \, Horn. Soph.
    ;

    c.
    c. gen., e. g. to do as

    Dem. ; to come as an enemy,

    gen.,
    ;

    e. g.
    etc. Dem.

    Plat.
    as to numbers,
    ;

    Soph. Eur. Plat. Isoc. ;

    etc.
    Mixed with ashes,
    Ashcoloured,
    Arist.;
    Baked in ashes,
    To cover with ashes,
    Plat.;
    ov, Ar.
    Simon. Amorg. ;
    Hipp.
    Hipp. ;

    Hipp.
    , Diphil.
    Arist. ; to roast in ashes,

    ',
    -
    So far
    As
    ,
    iEsch. Eur. ;

    well as,

    , , ,
    c. gen. Hdt. Plat.

    as, according as,


    , Plat. Arist.
    answered by , e.g. ye are superior as well in
    '
    To retluce
    Theoc.
    To be ashamed,
    ;
    to ashes,
    . Rh.
    mid.
    ;
    Horn.
    to
    fut.
    ;

    -,
    burn to,

    aor. 1.
    Horn. iEsch.
    Ar.

    , ,
    wisdom as in fighting, before, c. ace. pers.,c. Horn. Pind.
    infill., more rarely c. part.
    Omn.

    ,
    mid. only pres. and imperf. Horn.
    Xen.;
    As it-ell

    Xen. Hdt.,
    as possible,
    c.
    , (and
    subst. e.g. as quickly as possible,
    , , Horn.), c. superl. Horn.
    Hdt.
    iKscli. Siipli.
    iEsch. Eur. pres. mid. Honi. ;
    ; pass. c. fut.
    mid. c. part, when one does the thing of which one is ashamed,
    ,
    or
    c. superl. Hdt. Omn. Att.; c. superl. Theogn. yEsch., ', c. infin. when one does not do it, Horn. iEsch. Soph. Ar. Thuc.
    iEsch. Soph.
    c. gen., as, go as fast as you can, (sc. Plat. Isoc; Soph. EttT. ;
    27 2
    ;;
    ;; ;;

    Hdt. Xen.
    Soph. Isoc.
    Plat. ; ,
    ',
    ,
    ', ,
    , ,
    ASHORE.
    c. infin. Eur. ; Hdt.
    Isoc.
    Isoc. ; Dem.
    ASSEMBLY.
    ; , ,

    ,
    Plat. Xen.

    ,
    To be ashamed of a tiling before a person, c. gem. To asperse, mid. c. aor. 1. pass, in act. sens. c. ace.
    ace. Plat.
    To be exceedingly ashamed,
    , iEschin.
    pers;
    perf. -,
    and dat. caus. Pind.
    etc.
    Thuc. Xen. Plut. Dem.
    Soph. Eur. Hdt. Theoc. Dem. See To
    ;

    One must be ashamed,

    , ,
    1 am ashamed of these things,

    Ashore (to run a ship ashore),

    , ,,-, Xen.

    trans, and intrans. Horn. iEsch. Soph.


    and intrans. Horn.
    and aor. 1.

    ', ,
    Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.;

    ,
    trans, and intrans. iEsch. Eur. Hdt. Isoc.
    aor. 1.
    Eur.

    both
    both trans.
    both trans, and intrans. only pres.
    ;

    both
    Hdt.
    ;
    Aspersion,
    Slander.
    Asphalt,
    Asphaltic,
    Asphodel,
    ^, ,
    blame, To sla?ider.

    ?, ,
    ,
    , Hdt.

    ,
    ,
    Arist.
    , Horn.
    Aspirated (of a word marked with the aspirate),
    , iEsch. Eur. Ar. Xen.

    ,
    See Blame,

    , , ,
    ; Arist.
    Thuc.

    Horn.
    To
    Hdt.;
    Asia, ', ,
    ;

    , ,
    only act. Xen.
    To put me ashore at Pylos,

    be driven ashore,

    iEsch. Xen.;

    ', , ,,\, , ,
    ', , ,
    ab aor. 1.

    iEsch.
    pass, only pres.
    fut.
    and imperf.
    aor. 2.
    c. , Hdt.

    ,
    To aspirate,
    To aspire,
    Aspiration,
    An
    Of or
    ass,

    To drive
    An
    belonging to
    ,,\ ,,
    ,,
    asses,
    an
    Soph.
    ,
    ass,
    Gramm.

    Omn.
    mid. c. aor. 1. pass. Xen. Plat.
    See Ambition, Desire.

    Ar.
    ;

    Ar.
    Ar.

    ,
    Asiatic, 'AaidToyevfys, iEsch. fern. Dem.

    ,,
    iEsch. ass driver, ov,
    Eur. ; iEsch. A keeper of asses,
    ', Hdt.
    Aside,
    Horn.

    ,
    ,,, , ,
    Turned aside,
    Asinine,
    Horn. Ar. ;
    ; Horn.

    Ar.',
    See Side.
    Tyrt. Theog. Ap. Rh.

    To ask (a question, etc.),


    Horn. h. Ap. Rh. ;

    and mid. only pres. and imperf.


    c. ace. either of pers. or rei, or c. gem. ace. Horn. ; Horn.
    A
    To
    sacrifice of asses,
    assail,
    in words,
    Assailable,
    Xen.
    An assassin,
    ,
    ', -,
    ,, ,, fut.
    c. ,iEschin.
    ov, Horn. ;
    Call.

    iEsch. Soph. Eur.


    c. dat. Ar. Hdt. Thuc. Dem.,
    See To attack.
    ov, Hdt. Thuc.

    See Murderer.

    , , -
    Ap. Rh.
    Thuc. Plat.

    ',
    fut.
    ;

    ,,
    ', -, ,-,
    ;
    aor. 2. Horn. Soph. Eur.
    only pres. and imperf. Horn. ;
    (Ion. poet, '.), c. ace or gem. ace. Horn. Soph. Thuc. Dem. etc.
    Horn. Hdt. Xen. ; Horn. Ap. Rh. ;

    ,
    To assassinate,

    ,
    , ,,
    See To murder.
    Assassination,
    Assault, ",
    Omn.
    ,
    Omn.

    Isoc.
    ;

    See Murder.
    Dem. iEschin.
    no

    ,,
    perf. act. iEsch. Soph.

    ; a slighter sort,

    , ',
    only pres. imperf. and fut. Horn. Hes. Pind. iEsch. Soph. Lys. Dem. ; Dem., on a city, Hdt.

    ,
    An

    ,
    Eur. etc. ; Horn. Ap. Rh. Horn. ; ;
    action for an assault, Dem. Oratt. ;

    , ,
    Horn. ; Horn. Soph. Dem. Oratt.
    fut. aor. 2.
    ',
    ,
    ', , , , ,, , , ,
    ', ,
    To assault,
    Eur. Xen. Plat. ;
    Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    Horn. Att. ;
    only in fut. and aor. 2. Soph. Eur.
    fut. ; no aor. 1. aor. 2.
    c. gem. ace. iEsch. Soph. Eur.
    Lys.
    Isoc.
    ;

    ;
    ', Soph, in mid. and pass. iEsch. Soph. Eur. Xen.
    c. ace.

    c.
    Horn. Soph. Eur. c. pref.
    prep. Ar. Plat.
    Eur. Dem. ,
    Hdt. ; c. ace. or gem. ace. or c. ace. pers. and prep. To assault a city, sin. cas. Thuc. Xen.
    '
    iEsch. Soph. Eur. mid. c. ace. rei, gen. pers. Ar.
    ; To carry by assault, mid. Eur. Hdt.

    ,', ,, , '
    By

    ,
    mid. c. gen. pers. Hdt. ; Hdt. Thuc. assault (as taking a town by assault), Thuc. ;

    ,
    Xen. Plat. iEschin.
    To ask in return (in reply),

    ,
    Hdt. Xen. ; To assay,
    Thuc. Xen.
    Thuc. Xen. Plat. Dem. etc., by means of fire,
    Plat.
    To ask

    To ask covertly, , ^,
    Dem.
    besides,

    ^,
    Plat.
    Plat.

    Plat.
    ; Xen. Plat. ;
    Assay,

    act.,
    Arist.

    ',
    See To prove, To try.
    ,
    Eur. Ar. Plat. Xen. See Trial, Proof.
    To assemble, (of people, etc., of inanimate things, see To collect),

    '',
    aor. 1. poet, Horn. mid.
    ]', ;

    ^
    To ask, (i. e. request, beg), c. ace. rei, c. gem. ace, c. ace. Horn. (perf. pass. red. Horn.), Horn. Pind.

    ,, ,
    ;

    rei and prep. Horn. Theog. Soph. Thuc. Plat., in pass, de pers. c. Soph. Eur. Thuc. Xen.; esdyeipw, Horn.; Horn.

    ,
    ,
    infin. Pind., de re, Thuc. c. ace. or c. gem. ace. only
    ; Hdt. Plat. Isoc. iEschin. aor. 2. usu. c. red. -iiyayov, no perf.
    ;

    ,
    pres. Horn.

    -, -, y,
    Soph. Eur. Hdt. Dem. Antipho.
    ; Horn. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Dem. and ;

    ,
    To ask besides,

    , , ^ Horn. Soph.
    ask, Pind. JEsch. Eur. Hdt. Xen. ;
    and simply to
    usu. c. gen. rei,
    sometimes but rar. c. ace. rei, only pres. and imperf. Hdt. iEsch.

    ,,,, ,', ^,
    Ar. to ask in return,

    ',
    ;

    ^,
    Thuc.
    ; mid. Horn. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Plat. Dem.

    Dem.
    Xen. Plat. ;
    perf.
    ; ', Horn. iEsch. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Isoc.
    Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Plat.
    Hdt.
    fut.

    Ar.
    (), ;
    ;

    ,
    One must ask, (see above), Arist. Plat. ; To assemble, intrans. only pres. and imperf. Horn.;
    Xen.
    , only pres. and imperf. Horn. 'ayopaop-ai, mid. Horn. ;

    ,, ,
    An asking, , 'yoa, ayypa,
    Thuc. Plat.
    ,, ; Hdt. ; mid. and pass., perf. pass,
    2. mid. part. sync, yp6vo, Horn.
    aor.
    ypoa,

    ,
    Plat. Xen. Isoc. Hdt.
    ; mid. and pass. ;

    vypoa,

    ,
    Askance, adv. Sol. Anac. Theoc. Horn. Pind. Horn. pass. Horn, and the
    Rh. . h.

    ,
    ;

    (-)
    ;

    mid. and pass, of most of the active verbs given above


    -,
    ;

    -,
    ;

    , ,
    To look askance at,
    Aslant,
    Asleep, ', ,
    -, ,
    , -, -
    no perf. c.
    a, ov, and os, ov, Thuc. Xen. Plat.
    a, ov, and os, ov, Soph.
    Eur.

    half asleep, ov, ;


    part,
    Horn. Hdt. Thuc.
    imperf.

    ,
    pluperf. act. Eur. Thuc. Xen. Isoc.
    Ep. -4}ia, Att.
    ;

    fut.
    -),
    no fut.
    pass. c. aor. 2. and perf. and
    ; --
    ',
    Eupol. See Sleeping.
    The having a limb asleep,

    ,
    To fall asleep gradually,
    An asp,
    Arist.
    Plat. ),
    red.
    aor. 2. usu. by sync,
    Thuc. Xen. fut.
    perf. mid. usu. c.

    only pres. and imperf. Thuc. Xen. Arist.; around,


    ypoa, mid. in aor. 2. c. ace. Horn.
    ;Hdt.

    ^,
    ,
    i5os, , Hdt. Arist.

    ',, ,,
    , ,,
    Asparagus, aa<papayos, Cratin. To assemble besides or with others, mid. and pass.
    Aspect, Horn. Pind. iEsch. Hdt. Thuc. Plat.;
    6\pis, Andoc.
    -,
    \
    ,
    Pind. Soph. Eur.
    To have such and such an aspect (of a house, etc.),
    and gen., c. and gen., c. and ace. Horn. Hes. Hdt.
    c.

    -),
    ',
    To assemble ty night, vvK^yopw and
    Assembled,
    Horn. Soph.
    yp,
    in pi. Horn. Ap. Rh.
    ,
    mid. iEsch. Eur.

    Horn. Pind. Eur. Thuc. Xen.


    ;
    Pind. ; yp,

    ,,
    Thuc. ; (perf. c. and ace. Xen. ov, Eur.
    vyy,
    The aspen-tree,
    Asperity,
    c. and ace.

    ,,,,
    Xen. ;

    Arist.
    iEsch. ;
    c. and ace.

    ,
    Hdt.

    Eur.
    One who
    An
    ^, ,
    assembly,
    assembles, act.
    'yv,
    ,
    , Lys.
    ,
    Horn. ; "ayiipu, Horn. Eur.
    Horn. h. Pind. iEsch. Eur. ; ayopa, Horn. Eur.
    ,,
    28
    ; ;; ;;

    &,
    ASSENT.

    ,, ,
    ASSISTANT.
    Hdt. Th. Dera.
    .*/,

    , -, , ,, ,,, ,
    Plat.
    Xen.
    Thuc.
    Dem.
    Isoc.

    sense, Eur. Ar.


    -, ,,
    Xen.
    ;

    ,
    ,",
    ,
    ,
    Dem.

    ',
    ,
    ,
    -,
    Plat.
    etc.

    ; ,,
    ,.
    Dem.
    ;

    iEsch. Hdt.

    Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Dem.;


    ;
    H. Hdt.
    Pind. iEsch. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Isoc.
    Eur. Eur. Hdt, Thuc.
    Eur. Hdt.
    ;

    esp.
    ;

    ; *,
    in
    ,

    '',
    legal
    ,

    or political
    Hdt. Dem.;
    Horn. An
    ,,
    pres.
    assignation,

    To assimilate,

    aor. 2.
    Epicur.

    and imperf. Horn.

    Eur. Thuc. Plat. Dem.


    ,
    i. e.

    etc.
    an assigning or distributing,

    only pres. and imperf. Horn.

    ;
    ;

    Pind. ;

    Dem.
    fut.
    Orat. in Hdt.
    Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen.
    -, ;

    aor. 1.
    ;

    ;
    only

    7rpos-
    Hdt. Lys. ; Rh.
    ,, Eur. Xen. ; ; Plat. ; 7rapt-

    ,
    A small assembly or knot of men meeting, Em. Plat. ; Xen.
    ,,
    Thuc. Xen.
    An

    , , ,
    assembly by night,

    ,
    ', ', Eur.
    Assimilation,
    lables, as in rhyme, Arist.
    ',
    Plat.;

    -,
    esp. of syl-

    ,
    The place of meeting To

    ,
    in assembly, Horn. Eur. Thuc. etc. assist, aor. 1. act.
    fut. fut. mid.
    To speak

    , ', , -
    sembly, abs., or is
    To hold an assembly
    assembly), ,
    in the assembly,

    ,
    Ar. Thuc. Xen. ,^, ,
    , , (sit
    Hdt.
    in assembly, or even act. to
    imperf., both
    Dem.
    Isoc. ; also to meet in

    summon
    and
    as-

    to
    Xen. ;

    Xen. ;
    and
    Horn.
    mid.

    iEsch. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen.


    aor. 1 c. dat. Horn. Pind. Soph.
    .

    c. dat., no perf. Horn. Pind.

    c. dat. Horn. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. ;

    c. dat. Horn. ;
    ;

    Horn. iEsch. Soph.


    ',
    mid.
    etc., no perf.

    ,, ,, , ,, , ,
    aor. 2. fut.
    {-),
    ^, Dem.
    Belonging to an assembly, Isoc. ; c. ace. Horn. ; c. dat. Horn. Eur. ;

    A member of the assembly, Plat.


    ',
    pass. c. aor. 2. perf. and pluperf. act. c. dat. Horn. Hes. Eur.
    Assent,
    To

    ,
    assent,

    -,, , , , eo>s,

    sometimes c. ace. rei, Horn. Pind. Eur. Xen.


    , Plat. ; Plat. Hdt. Xen. Dem. ;
    Eur. ;
    c. dat. only act. in this sense, Horn.

    Horn. Eur. Thuc. Hdt. Plat. Dem. ;

    ,
    Plat. iEschin. ; Horn. Pind. Hdt. Plat. ; c. dat. Horn. ; fut. no perf. c. dat. sometimes c.

    , , , , -,
    iEsch. Soph. Eur.

    , ', -
    no perf. c. gen. of what is said, Soph.
    fut. ;
    abs. and c. dat.
    and Xen.
    ;

    -, -,
    ace. and even c. gen, Theogn. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen. ;
    Soph. Eur. ;c. ace. sometimes c. dat. Hdt. Omn. Att.

    "-

    ,
    Dem. ; c. dat. Isoc. Lys. Soph. Eur. Plat. Dem. ; fut.

    , ,
    , ',, ,, , ',
    To join in assenting, Arist. aor. 2. c. dat. iEsch. Ar. Hdt. Thuc.

    ,
    ;

    To nod assent,

    , ,
    , ',,
    Soph.
    To signify assent by a shout,

    , ' Horn. Ap. Rh.


    To assent both zoays (of ambiguous oracles),
    To assert, no perf. Omn.
    Arist.
    mid. Thuc. Plat. ;
    Plat. ;
    c. dat. iEsch. Eur. ;

    Thuc. Xen. ;
    Eur.; c.
    iEsch. Eur. ;
    c. dat. Soph. Eur. Xen.

    c. dat. Soph. Eur. Lys.


    c.

    dat. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen. Dem. etc.;


    dat. iEsch.
    ;

    ,
    mid. Plat. Dem. Plat. only act. Eur. ; only infin. in
    mid. Dem.
    ; ;

    -/,

    ,
    this sense, c. dat. Soph. Eur. Ar. fut.,

    , ;

    To assert together,
    -, , ,,
    ,
    See To say.

    ,
    mid. iEschin. aor. 2. c. dat. pers., c. gen. rei or prep. iEsch. Soph.

    , , , -, , , iEsch.
    Assertion, \oyos, Omn.
    -, Omn. Eur, Hdt. Xen. Plat, Isoc. Dem. ; fut. aor.

    ,
    ; ;

    Soph. Eur. ;
    aros, rb, Soph. Eur. Plat. 2. -, perf. part, often cont. -, etc., fut. 1.

    ,
    ;

    Plat. Arist. and aor. 1. act. not used in this sense, Soph. ; c. dat. Soph.

    ,
    To assess, c. ace. of payment, dat. of person to pay, Thuc. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Plat. Dem. ; Ar. Plat.

    , , , ,,
    ,
    Xen. Dem. iEschin. ;
    -Dem. ; Xen. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    dat.

    ,
    ace. of

    -,
    c. c.

    ,
    ; ;

    , ,
    payment, c.

    ,
    ,
    or a punishment, Plut.
    -,
    and gen. pers.'Dem.
    To assess a property at such and such a value,

    ,, Dem.
    c. gen. pret.
    mid.

    Xen.
    c.

    ;
    dat. pers.
    mid. fut.
    c. dat. Mosch.
    gen. rei, Hdt. Plat.
    2. aor. 1.
    ; Thuc.
    c. dat. Plat.
    ;

    ,
    Assessment,

    -
    Xen. ; Thuc. ;

    ,, Plat. To assist first, c. dat. Thuc.

    iEschin. Antipho.

    , ,, ,
    euros,

    ',,
    Belonging to assessment,
    Xen. Plat. Lys. Isoc. Dem. ; To assist besides,
    To assist in return,
    c. dat. Xen.
    c. dat. Hipp.

    c. dat. Thuc. Xen. Plat. ;

    ,,,,, , ,,-
    Ar.
    A prosecution or action where the penalty is assessed (not being To march out to assist, Hdt. Thuc. Xen.

    ',
    ;

    fixed by law), (';/, etc.) Dem. c. prep, is and ace. loci, Hdt.

    A government according to assessment, Plat. ; To refuse to assist, c. dat. Eur. See To help, To aid.
    Plat. Arist.
    Belonging
    , , ',
    to such a government, Plat.
    Who ought to be assisted,
    One ought to assist, and
    Xen.
    c. dat. Soph. Xen. , ;

    ,
    An assessor, Hdt. r Dem. c. dat. Dem. c. dat. Xen. ; ;

    An assessor of punishments, Plat. Xen.

    , , ,, ,
    The office of assessor,

    . ',
    Dem. Assistance, only in nom. Horn. Pind. h. Eur. ;

    ',, ,,,
    , ,, , , ,
    To be assessor, Dem. Horn. Pind. Hes. Soph. ; Horn. iEsch. Soph. Plat.

    , ,, ',
    ,, ,
    ;

    ,
    To make assessor, Dem.
    , Horn. Rh. Horn. Soph.; ;

    To asseverate,

    ,
    Assiduity,

    ,Dem.

    ,
    Dem.
    etc.

    ,
    ;

    , ., ,
    , Omn.
    mid. Plat. Dem.
    Pind. iEsch. Soph. Eur. Thuc. Xen. Plat.
    ; Thuc. Xen. Plat. Isoc.
    Eur.;
    -, iEsch. Soph.;
    iEsch.
    and Omn. Att.
    Soph.;

    , Soph.
    Soph.
    iEsch. Soph. Eur. Xen.;
    ;

    Soph. ;
    ,
    , ;

    , ,,, ,, ',, ',, .


    Eur. ; ;

    Assiduous, ov, Soph. Plat. Xen. Isoc. ; iEsch. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Plat. c. gen. rei, Eur. ;

    ,
    To
    Plat. ;

    -
    be assiduous,
    c. ace. rei,
    Ar. Xen. Plut.

    Xen.
    Soph. Eur. Xen. Plat. Dem.
    Plat.
    ;
    Plat. ;

    Thuc. Xen. Dem.


    A coming to assistance,
    Xen.
    Arist.
    ;
    Soph.
    Rh.
    ;

    ; .
    ;

    Assiduously,

    , , , .
    ,, Xen. ; Xen. Plat. ; 47- An unreal assistance,
    ', Xen.

    , '
    Rh. By the assistance of Horn. lies.

    ,
    To assign,

    ,, ,
    , , , ,, , , ,
    ,
    , ,,, ,
    ,,
    Omn. ; Pind.
    c. ace. rei, dat.pers. or c. ace. pers. and prep. iEsch. Eur. ;

    , ,,
    , , ,
    Soph. Eur. Dem. Plat.
    Hdt. Thuc.

    ',
    iEsch. Soph.
    Hdt. Xen. Plat. Isoc. Dem.
    ;
    ;
    Horn. ;

    ;
    ; Midunl
    An assistant,
    Horn.;
    assistance,

    Honi. <
    Horn.;
    )rac. ap. lldt.
    , Horn.

    ;
    ; '/,
    Isoc.

    .,
    Horn. Rh.
    Horn. Trag.
    .\ , ;

    ,,
    Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Plat. Dem.; Xen. Dem.; Horn. Eur.; Horn. Ar. Rh. ;

    Xen. ; Plat. Xen. ; ; Xen. ;


    , Horn. ; /Esch. ; Eur. ;

    Plat. Dem. ,
    Xen. ; -opos,
    /$, /Esch. Kur. Plat. Antipho.
    ,
    and fern,
    To
    To

    An
    assign improperly,
    assign by
    tribute, etc.

    assignation,
    lot,

    29
    i.e. meeting by night,
    Plut. Dem.
    Plut.

    -^,
    See To appoint, To

    Eur.
    dis-
    Xen.;

    Hdt. Xen.;
    Time. Xen. fem.
    Eur.
    h.

    ,
    . Plat. Isoc.
    Eur.

    Rh.
    ,
    ;
    Soph. Eur. and

    Dem.; , fern.

    ,
    lldt.
    ;.;
    ; ;;

    ,
    To

    ,,,take as
    Eur.

    , ,
    an assistant,
    ASSISTING.
    fut. -, aor. 2. -- Astonishment,
    Xen. Plat. Dem.
    ', Horn. &,
    &, 5 and
    ATROPHY.
    ; ,,
    Horn. Soph. Eur. Hdt.
    Horn. Pind. Sim. Eur.

    , 5, >, ;

    Assisting,
    tives),
    ',
    ,,, , ,, ,, ',
    ,
    (many of the following
    ov, c.
    words are also used as substan-
    gen. rei against which, Horn. Soph. Eur.
    Thuc. Plat.
    A power of astonishing,
    ;

    , ,, ,
    Horn. ;

    Ar.
    5, , Thuc.

    ,
    ,
    Thuc. Xen. ov, Horn. Hes. iEsch.
    ; ; Astringency, Theoph.

    ,
    only fem. Horn. (assisting one side in battle),
    ; Astringent (to the taste), pvbs, bv, Xen. Plat.
    Horn. iEsch. ov, Horn. Ar. Plat. Ap. Rh. An astronomer, Xen. ;

    ,
    ; -ybs, ; Plat.

    , , ,,
    bv, Pind. iEsch. Soph. Eur. Thuc. Pind. ov, Astronomical, Plat. Arist.

    ,
    ; ; ;

    ,
    Pind. Call. Theoc.
    Eur. Xen. Plat. Dem.;
    ov, Soph.
    ov, Call.
    ;

    ),
    ov, Pind. ; Astronomy,
    To study astronomy,
    Ar. Xen. Plat. ;

    , Ar. Plat.
    Xen.

    , -
    Easy to be assisted,
    To associate, act.

    ' , . Rh.
    ov, Arist.
    c. ace. and dat. iEsch. ;

    -
    Asunder, Horn.
    To take a name asunder (punning on
    ; Horn.
    its divisions),

    ,
    raid. JEsch.

    , An asylum

    , -,,,
    To associate with oneself, mid. Hdt. ; (affording an asylum), Eur.

    b
    ,
    Hdt. Xen. and with another, See Refuge.
    aor. 2. c. ace.

    ,
    and
    To
    irpbs
    and ,dat.

    and

    Plat. Isoc ;

    -,
    Thuc.
    associate with,

    ,
    See To unite, Connect.

    Theogn. Eur. Thuc. Xen. Plat. etc.


    ace.
    pass. c. dat. Soph. Eur.
    mid. c. iv, Thuc.
    c. dat. Soph. Xen.
    c. dat. Omn.

    ;
    ;

    ;
    ;

    -,
    c. dat. or c.
    At,
    Xen.
    danger,
    c. dat. Omn.

    at, etc.,
    ;

    '
    Omn.
    Horn. Hdt. Theoc. ;
    c.

    ahTbv Tbv
    ; \,
    ;

    ace. or c. dat.

    5
    c. ace.
    c.
    c. dat.
    Omn.
    Dem.
    Horn. Soph. Xen.

    Horn. Hdt. Theoc.


    ; at the very
    ;

    gen., as at first sight, at evening,


    c.
    c. ace. Eur.
    moment
    gen. as to shoot
    ;
    'fori) c.
    of

    ace.

    pass. Plat.
    mid.

    , ,,
    and
    An ,
    ,
    associate,

    , ,
    ace. Plat.

    ,
    ,
    ;

    ^, c. irpbs

    (,
    and
    fut.
    ace.

    Ep.),
    Dem.

    Omn.
    ;
    aor. 2.

    ; in fem.
    mid. c.
    perf.
    irpbs

    and
    etc., jEsch. Thuc. Xen.

    At the shout
    Atheistical,
    Athenian,
    of the Greeks,
    ',
    , ,
    ov, Plat.
    Omn. ;
    ' ',
    Xen. etc.
    Horn.

    ,, , ,
    ciation

    , ;

    An association,
    ,,,
    one belonging to the same asso-
    Horn. h. Sapph.
    Dem. See Companion.
    iEsch. and Hdt.
    i.e.

    ;
    A
    Ar. ; fem.
    Athenian,
    little

    Fond of the Athenians,


    , Eur.
    Ar.
    Ar. Plat. Isoc. Dem.

    An
    Thuc. Plut. Isoc. Dem. -rb

    To
    pass, -,
    assort,

    assortment,

    ,
    , , .
    Plut.

    ,
    ,
    ,
    Time.

    ,,
    Dem.

    See Collection.
    Thuc.

    aor. 1.
    ;

    Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Plat.


    See Arrange.
    Thuc.
    -,
    ,
    perf. act.
    ; ,
    etc., aor. 1
    Hating the Athenians,

    ,,
    In the Athenian fashion,
    In the Athenian dialect,
    To take the part of the Athenians,
    Attachment to Athens,
    Dem. Lycurg.
    Dem.
    Dem. Alex.

    Thuc.
    ;

    Thuc. Dem.
    Alex.

    ?, ,
    To assuage,
    Horn. Soph.;
    Xen. Theoc.
    ',
    ,, .
    no perf. act. Omn.;

    ', ,,,-
    mid. Eur.
    Horn. Soph.
    Soph. Eur.
    iEsch.
    Horn. ; ; Made
    Athens,
    To Athens,
    in the Athenian fashion,
    Omn.
    Menand.

    ,
    ; ;

    to be assuaged,
    Difficult to be

    ,
    assuaged,
    fut. Soph.
    ov, iEsch.
    From Athens,
    At Atltens, Omn.
    poet
    Att. prose.

    ,
    To assume (an appearance), (mid.) imb 5 An athlete, Horn. ; Pind. Plat.

    -,',',
    ;

    -, -,

    ,
    Arist. Athletic, i.e. belonging to an athlete, Arist.;

    To
    To
    To
    aor. 1. pass.
    assume, ,
    ,',-, -, ^,
    To assume in logic,

    , ,",
    i.e. to

    assume together with,


    assume besides,
    ', " lay
    Plat.;
    down an
    aor. 1

    assumption,
    .

    mid. Plat.
    perf.
    Hdt. Plat. Xen.
    etc.,
    Isoc.
    Arist.
    )>, Ar. ;

    Athletic (i.e. strong),


    Mount Athos,

    Athwart,
    iEsch.
    pb,
    and
    Plat.

    poet.
    Alcse. Hdt. Omn. Att. See Strong.
    , Horn. Hdt. ;

    ,
    Arist. Thuc. See Across.
    To

    , ,
    assume beforehand,
    act., aor. 2.

    ,
    It is assumed, impers.
    One must assume,

    , ,', , ,
    One must assume besides,
    ', -,
    ', ,
    perf.

    Plat. ;
    Plat.
    Arist.
    Dem.
    fut.

    Plat.
    no aor. 1. Atlantic,
    Atmosphere,
    An atom,
    To atone,
    Eur.

    pi.
    ', ,
    (a Soph), Horn. Hes.; , Hdt. Plat.
    ,
    Democritus. Arist.
    no perf. no pass. Horn. Hdt. ;
    ,
    (t Ep.,

    etc. c. ace. of crime, dat. of

    ,
    Arist. t Pind.), Sol. Trag. ; fut.
    An assumption,
    ', , Plat. , penalty, sometimes c. gen. of crime, sometimes c. ace. of penalty

    ,
    ;

    ), Horn. iEsch. Hdt.; Horn. iEsch. Eur., and

    ,
    Plat. Arist. only,

    ',
    ;

    A false
    , ,
    assumption, (an assumption of one thing instead of another

    ^,
    which is required),

    , , ,
    Arist. crime, Horn.
    in aor.
    ;
    1. mid., c.

    c.
    ace. of the penalty, gen. of the
    ace. of crime, dat. of person

    ,
    Assurance, iEsch. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Plat. iEsch. ; perf.

    , -, , ,
    ; iEsch. offended, Horn. ; Horn. ;

    A
    ',
    Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen.

    ', , Thuc.
    ;

    See Promise, Confidence.


    euros, rb, usu. in pi. iEsch. pass,
    Plat.
    etc. Soph. Ar. ; iEsch. Soph. Eur.

    ,
    certain assurance, Thuc. , To make an of atonement (to the God), c. dat.

    ,
    offering

    ,
    To assure,

    An
    , ,,
    Assuredly,

    ,
    See Certainly.

    -
    asterisk, ,
    ',
    Thuc. Plat. See To assert.
    Horn. Pind. iEsch. Soph. Eur. Xen. Antipho.

    Gramm.
    Hdt. Dem.
    Atonement,
    as adv. c.
    ', ,
    gen. Pind. Eur. etc.
    ,, ,
    Horn. Pind. iEsch. Eur.
    ;

    Tb, in pi.
    ,
    Hdt, sometimes
    Horn. ;
    iEsch. ; apb,

    ,
    Pind. iEsch. Plat. ;
    Asthma,

    ,
    Asthmatic,

    , ,
    ,
    , ', ,,,,
    rias, , Hipp.
    ,
    ',
    ,,
    , ;
    Hipp.
    ,
    Hipp. ;
    Hipp.
    Hipp.

    .
    ;
    Hdt.
    Exacting atonement,
    To exact atonement,
    ov, Eur.
    mid. fut. Horn. Hdt.

    ,
    Astern, Horn. iEsch. Eur. Rh. iEschin.

    -
    ;

    To astonish,
    -, See Expiatory.

    ,
    aor. 2. pass. usu. but also Atoning (of sacrifices), ov, Ap. Rh.

    ',
    Horn. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. etc. ; Atrocious, Horn. ov, Horn. ; Seivbs, Omn.

    , ,
    ov, ;

    ,'-, ,
    tonished,
    , , , -
    Horn. Thuc. Isoc. Xen. ;
    mid. fut. and Ep.
    Eur. ; to be as-
    aor. 1. opyb,
    Soph.
    bv,
    ; of persons,
    Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Plat. Dem.
    ov, Theogn. Soph. Eur.

    ,
    ;

    both

    ', and or imperf. Horn. -., bv, Soph. ; ov, iEsch. Eur. ;

    Hdt.
    &6,
    h.

    , ,,
    ,
    Hdt.
    pass.

    Astonished,
    ;
    ',
    Horn. Pind. iEsch. Soph. Eur. ;

    ',,
    ;
    Omn.

    30
    ;
    only in pres.

    c.

    op,
    dat. Plat.
    pass.
    Soph.
    Xen.
    ;
    ;
    pass. Soph.
    exceedingly,
    See To tvonder.
    Lys.
    ;
    ov, iEsch.
    Atrociously,
    Atrocity,
    Atrophy,
    Sick of atrophy,"
    iEsch. ;
    iEsch. Soph. Ar.
    Antipho.

    Arist.
    ov, Xen.
    ;;;
    ; ;;;
    ;;;

    , ,
    , ,, ' ,
    To attach,
    -,
    Eur. ; to another,
    mid., to oneself, Eur. Ar. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    ATTACH.
    c. dat.,

    -
    and Attacking him
    is
    , , ,
    Hdt.
    (i. e.

    ,,,
    with accusations) on this account,
    ATTEND.

    , ,
    To attach oneself to (a party), c. dat. or perf. An attack, Horn. Eur. ; by sea or land, iEsch.
    pass,
    tov ', Dem.
    c. for
    , c. ace. Dem.
    Dem.
    ; Eur. Thuc. Xen.;
    iEsch.
    ,', , ', ,,
    iEsch. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.;
    Eur. Hdt. Thuc. ,

    ,
    c. ace. ;
    c. ace. ; iEsch. ;

    , -
    To attach, intrans. (as blame attaches), no Thuc. Plat. ; Thuc. ; Hdt. ,

    ,
    fut. etc. c. ;

    Simon. Amorg.
    dat. , Xen. Plat. Antipho.

    ,-
    To attach a person to

    , -,,
    Attachment,

    ,
    , , Omn.
    oneself,
    post Horn.
    (mid.) Soph.
    See Friendship, Love.
    ,
    An attack by sea,
    Thuc.
    Thuc. Xen. ;

    ,,
    ,

    , ,
    To attack, An advance to attack, Xen.

    ', ,
    fut. or Horn. ;

    no perf. Horn. ; c. dat. Horn. c. ace.


    ; A periodical attack (of some disease), Plat. Dem.

    ,
    ,
    or

    ,
    c.

    ,
    aor. 1. mid.

    , , &, ,
    ,,
    gen. Horn.

    Pind. iEsch. Thuc. Xen. ;


    ;

    c. ace. or c. dat. or c. prep. Horn.

    mid. and pass. c. ace.


    (-), imperf. -, fut. mid. An attacking party,
    Beady to attack,
    Easy to be attacked,
    Plat. Xen.
    c.
    iEsch.
    dat.
    Horn. ;
    Thuc. Xen.
    ov,
    Xen.
    ov, Thuc.

    -,-,, ,
    Horn. Hes. ; c. dat. Eur. ; mid. or pass. ; ov,

    , ,
    Hard

    ,
    aor. 2. 3 sing, by sync. a c. dat. Horn. aor. 2. ; to be attacked, ov, Thuc. ; ov,

    , -, , ,
    , , or and dat. Horn., as an intermittent disease does, Xen.

    ,
    c. 7ri

    , -,
    sine cas.

    , Soph. ; c. dat. Horn. ;

    -, , mid. fut. To attain, mid. c. gen. Horn. ; c. gen. and

    ,
    aor. 2. usu. by sync, perf. once c. dat. Pind. Xen. Plat. ; fut. aor. 1.

    - c. dat. Horn. Eur. Thuc; aor. 2.


    -,
    Omn.;

    ,
    usu. c. red. pass. c. gen. c. gen. Xen.
    c. gen. or prep. Horn. ;
    c. c. dat. or ace. Horn. ; Dem.
    Eur.
    ; mid. fut. aor. 2. --, c. gen.
    mid. either with weapon or words, c. ace. pers., dat. gen. Isoc.

    , ,, ,
    ; c.

    ,
    instrum. Horn. no aor. 1. act., perf. Likely to attain, gen. Arist.

    ,
    ; etc. c.

    c. dat. or c. prep, or sine cas. iEsch. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Dem.

    -, Having
    ', , ,
    attained one^s end, c. gen. Hdt.

    ,,-, , -, -,'
    dat. or
    imperf.
    c.

    -,
    and ace,
    prep,
    , and dat.
    fut. no aor. 1 ., aor. 2.
    or ace. Horn. Hdt.
    c. Attainable,
    Attainment,
    ov, Soph. ;

    Isoc. Plat.
    ov, Eur.

    ,
    Thuc. ;

    ,
    fut.
    Soph. Hdt. Xen.

    , , ,
    mid., in any manner, but
    gen. Pind. Soph. Hdt. Thuc. Dem.
    no aor. 1., aor. 2.

    ,,
    fut.

    -, -,-,
    ;
    ;

    -,
    esp.

    aor. 1.
    with words c.
    c. dat. Soph.
    perf.
    ~,
    --
    To attempt,
    aor. 1. pass,
    or
    make an attempt on a
    and
    both in
    subj.,
    act.
    only pres. and imperf. Horn. ;
    and pass, sens., c. inf. or c. ace, or
    more commonly
    city, etc., c. gen.
    -,
    Omn.
    mid., in act. also to
    ; c.
    c.

    dat.

    ,,
    aor. 2. sine cas. Ar. mid. Hdt. Thuc. or ace. or Horn. Theogn. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Plat. Xen.

    ,
    ; c. dat. c. c. infin.
    -,
    ,
    Xen.

    , ,
    ;

    no other tenses,
    , -, infin. part,
    and
    imperf. -fciv, poet,
    Xen. Soph.
    c. dat. Soph. Eur. Thuc. Xen. Dem. etc. mid. ;

    -, -,-,
    dat. or fut.

    ', ',
    c. c. ace. ; ; perf. aor. 2.

    ,
    fut. Ep. Att. and part, fut. and aor. 1. act. not used in intrans. sense, c. dat.

    ,
    ace.

    ,
    c.

    '
    Xen. no Pind. Plat. Thuc. ; Thuc. and to make an

    ,
    ; fut. aor. ] ., aor. 2. c. ;

    -, , , , ,
    -,
    and
    --,, ace. Xen. ; fut. no aor. 1
    .,
    attempt on (a place) c. gen. Thuc. ;
    make an attempt on, c. els, Thuc. ;
    Thuc. Xen.; to

    ,
    aor. 2. c. dat. Hdt. Thuc. fut. and aor. 1. c. infin. Theoc.

    -,
    ;

    ,
    not used intrans.,
    -, -, Soph.
    act. fut. aor. 2. part. perf.

    , , , -,
    Thuc. Xen. ;
    Thuc. Xen.;

    , ,
    Thuc. Xen. Isoc.
    ,
    ,, ,
    part, often sync.
    c. dat. Thuc. Xen. ;

    mid., aor. 1.
    Thuc. Xen. ;

    -
    dat. or c. prep. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.

    ,, ,, , -,,,
    ;
    c. dat.

    c. dat. Hdt.

    pass. c.
    c. dat. Thuc. Xen. ;
    etc., c. ace. or c. dat. To make an attempt
    To attempt first,
    try.
    One must attempt,
    Plat. Isoc.
    To be attempted,
    ;
    on,

    Xen.
    Arist.

    Thuc.
    c. ace. Lys.
    See To endeavour,

    Isoc. ; Xen.
    To

    ,
    pass. c. aor. 2. and perf. and pluperf. act. c. Xen.

    -,
    ,Xen. Dem.

    , ,
    and
    words, imperf.

    , ;

    ,
    ace. Plat.

    ,
    ,
    --, ;

    fut.
    fut.
    Plat. ;

    etc.
    c.

    sine cas. or
    dat.
    with war or with
    Ar. Hdt. Thuc.
    c. ,
    . Xen.
    ,
    One who attempts,

    An
    Ar.
    attempt,
    ^^, 6.,,, Horn. Soph. Hdt.
    , c. gen. Thuc. Plat.

    ; Pind.
    ,, , ,
    ;

    Omn. Att.

    , , c. dat. Hdt. ; Plat. ; Rh. Soph. Isoc. Dem.; Thuc.


    To

    ,
    attack, as
    - a disease does, Thuc.
    - Thuc. Xen. Isoc. ;

    ,,
    , ,,,, , ,,,
    To attack with words, Horn. ; fut. and Hdt. Thuc. ; Hdt. Thuc. Dem. ;

    , ,',,,,-,
    perf. ',
    no

    iEsch.

    ,
    To attack, as ships do,
    aor. 1., aor. 2.

    Ar. ;
    c.

    ;
    Horn. Hes. c. gen. Thuc. Plat. ;

    iEschin. ;
    fut.
    ace.
    no perf. Soph. ;
    mid. Ar. ;
    no perf. Plat. Dem.
    c. dat. or c.
    Ar. ;
    no
    no perf. Soph.
    and Horn. iEsch.
    &,
    '-
    ;
    Thuc.
    To attend, to,
    case), pres. imper.
    aor. 2. imper.
    ace. Soph.), Horn.
    pres. c. gen. Horn.
    (, .
    c. gen. of
    Theogn. Soph. Plat.
    Horn.;

    no fut. esp.
    , Att. but not invariably in either
    what is
    Theogn.
    said (but to observe, c.
    ;

    to a
    aor. 1.

    wounded man,
    -,
    mid. only

    ,
    ;

    and ace. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.; Hdt. Thuc. or to attack on c. dat. Horn. ; c. ace. rei, Horn. ; only
    land, Xen.
    -, ., , ', pres.and imperf. without augm. Horn. Pind.; only pres.

    Pind.

    , - , , , ,
    To attack in a secret stealthy manner, fut. and augm. Horn. Pind. Soph. Eur.
    in Horn, imperf. without
    Horn. Eur. Hdt. Xen. only to people or ;

    ,, ,' - -,,, ',\, ,


    To attack violently, c. dat. Eur. animals, Horn. lies. Horn. Pind. iEsch. ; to a wound,
    ;

    To join in attackintj,

    -, c. dat. Ar. ; mid., to the acquisitioji of treasure, etc., only in pres. Horn.
    c.

    ,
    dat.
    attacked, c. -,
    Thuc. Plat.

    Thuc. Dem. iEschin.


    Isse.
    and gen. of one's allies, Thuc.
    mid. c. perf. Hdt.
    ;

    ;
    [-), c. dat. of the persons
    ;

    1th. ;
    only
    aor. 2.
    to

    mid.
    things or horses, Horn. ;
    sync,
    c.
    -, fut.
    c. ace. rei, Horn. Ap.

    gen. Eur. Thuc. Xen. Plat. ; '-


    To be the first to attack, Thuc. Eur.
    To attack one another (of opposite factions), c. dat. To attend to advice, advisers, etc., no aor. 1. act., perf.
    Thuc. c. ace. Soph. ; c. gen. or sometimes c. dat.

    ,-, , ,,
    Why does he this attack the sheep ? Hdt. Thuc. Plat.

    Shall
    Eur.
    I attack , Soph.
    ;

    them at supper ? ;
    To attend
    aor. 2.
    pass. c.
    -),
    to bustTiese,

    aor. 2. act.
    and
    c.
    employment,
    .
    and ace.
    etc.,

    Omn. Att.
    Isoc. Dem.
    (imperf.
    prose ;

    So to attack
    Come and
    Ar.
    gates with a troop,
    attack the dinner (of

    31
    hare),
    iEsch. To attend as <m attendant)
    lloni.
    Ap. Rh.
    ;

    i. c. escort;
    c. dat.
    , Soph.;
    Horn.
    mid. only, pres. and imperf.
    c. ace. domini,

    Soph. Eur. Thuc. Xen.;


    ;; ; ;;

    , , , , ,,, , ,
    ,
    ATTENDANCE. AVERAGE.

    , , ,,
    Soph.

    , iEsch. Eur. Hdt. Xen. Isoc. Plat.

    To attend as a physician,

    ,
    To attend as a tutor,
    To attend (school),
    ,
    ,, , Hipp.
    c. dat. Plat.

    c. irpbs et dat. Dem.


    {-),
    ; c. ace. Available,
    Xen. Dem.
    Avarice,
    Isoc.
    Plat.
    ;

    Xen.
    ;
    ,
    Theogn.;
    ov,
    Soph. Thuc.
    ov,

    Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Plat Dem.


    and

    Plat.
    , ov, Theogn. Eur. Hdt. Plat.
    See Useful.
    Soph.;
    ;

    Plat.

    ,,
    ; ;

    , ,
    Attending to (i. e. making an object of study), c. gen. Avaricious, ov, Horn.; Hes.;

    , -
    Horn., c. dat. Pind. Sol. ;
    ov, Soph. Xen. Plat. ;

    ,
    He had paid much attention to horsemanship, Theogn. Pind. Ar. Plat. Pind. ; ; Eur.

    ,,
    ~, ,
    Xen. Hdt. ;
    ov, Andoc. Plat. ; Isoc. See

    ,
    One must attend to, gen. Plat. Xen.

    -
    c. ; Covetous.
    and .
    rbv Plat.
    '-, An avaricious man, , Horn. , Hdt.
    ',
    ;

    , ,
    Attendance,
    Want of attendance,
    Soph. See Attention.
    Horn.
    Thuc. Xen.

    ,
    To be avaricious,
    ;
    Plat.
    Hdt. Thuc. Plat. Xen.

    , ,
    ;

    An attendant,
    -, ovos, (de foem. h.), Horn. h. iEsch. Soph. Xen. Plat. Isfe. Plat.

    ,
    ; ;

    ,, ,
    Eur. Hdt. ;

    , ,
    ,,
    ,b

    ,
    iEsch. Soph. Eur. Plat. ;
    Eur. ; Pind., ,
    ,
    fern.
    Horn. Soph. Hdt. OTta&os, Pind.
    ,
    Horn. Pind. Soph.
    Ap. Rh.
    ;

    ',,
    Avariciously,
    Avaunt,
    Auburn, i. e.
    Soph. Ar. Ap. Rh.
    with auburn hair,
    Isoc.
    ; ',
    ;

    Ar.
    Horn. Pind. Eur. Plat.
    Plat. Dem.

    ,,, ,,
    , ,
    Attention,

    .&,
    Dem.
    ,

    ;
    , ,
    Thuc. Xen. Plat. ;

    , ,,, ,',- ,,,,, ,


    Plat. ap. Rh. ,
    Soph. ;

    c. gen. or dat.

    See Escort, Servant.


    Horn.
    Soph. Xen. Isoc. Plat. ;

    ,,
    c. gen. or c.
    Hes. Soph. Eur. Plat.
    ;
    Soph.
    Panyas.

    Soph. Eur. Xen.


    Thuc. Xen. Plat. Dem.
    -rb, Eur. Plat.
    ;

    ,,
    Call.

    Xen.
    ;

    Plat. Isoc.
    also, epith. of hair, ibid.

    Hair dyed auburn,


    Auction,

    Audacious,
    Hdt. Plat.
    To put up to auction,
    An auction room,
    a, ov, and
    Hdt.
    Dem.
    , Pind.

    ov, Horn. Hes. Soph. Eur.


    ;
    ;

    ,
    gen.

    Eur.
    ov, Theoc.
    Sol. Theoc;

    , ,, ,
    Plat. Xen. ; Plat. ;
    Plat. Isoc. Dem. ; superl. Horn. Pind.
    Isoc. Soph. iEsch. Soph. Eur. ; used also as subst

    ,
    ;

    He paid attention to his son, Isae. Archil. iEsch. Xen. ; bv, Soph. ; ov,
    Attention to a person in sickness, Plat. See Care. iEs'ch. Eur. ov, iEsch. Eur. Thuc
    ob, ; ; 7

    Attention,

    ,
    ,
    servant),
    Attentively, ',
    , ,
    , ',
    Xen.

    , ,
    Xen. Plat
    01/, c.

    ,
    gen. lies.

    Hdt. Xen. Plat. See Carefully.


    ov,
    ;

    Plat. ;
    Xen. ;

    (of a
    Lys.
    Audaciously,
    Audacity,
    Audible,
    and
    Soph.
    Eur.

    ;
    iEsch. Soph. Eur. Xen. Plat.
    h. Soph. Eur. ;
    Isse.,

    To

    ,
    ,
    To attenuate,
    attest,

    , ,
    ',
    ,
    ',
    , , Arist. See Thin.
    iEsch. Soph, Xen. Plat Lsae. See To
    ov, Soph.
    Audible at a distance,
    ov, Arist.
    ;

    bv, Soph.
    , Thuc
    ; Soph.
    , Menand.

    ,
    ivitness. An auditor, Plat. ;

    Attestation, Omn. An auditor, i. e. one who audits accounts, Plat.;

    ,, ,, ,
    To Dem.

    ,,
    attire, c. gem. ace. Horn. Xen. Plat ete. See Plat. ; iEschin. Arist. ; iEschin.
    To
    Attire,
    dress.

    ', , , Horn. Trag, Hdt.

    ,, Thuc Xen. ete. See


    Arist.
    An auditor's salary,
    An audit (of accounts),
    Dem.
    Dem.

    ,
    Dress. Ar. Plat.

    ,,, ,
    Attica,
    Athens.
    An attitude,
    Omn. Att. prose;

    Xen.
    , Eur. See

    , , ,
    An audit room,
    To avenge,
    gem. ace Horn. Soph. Eur.
    mid. ( Ep.,
    Lys.
    t elsewhere),
    c.
    fut.
    ace crim. or sine cas. to
    c ace. or

    ,
    ;

    An

    , ,attitude of defence or of striking, Xen. Theoc. avenge one's self, Hes. Hdt. ; Homl Hdt. iEschin.

    , , ', c dat. of the

    ,
    To throw one's self into attitudes, mid. Theoc. Soph. Eur. ; Eur. ;
    To
    no
    attract,

    ,
    imperf.

    , , , ,
    4', fut

    ,
    aor. 1.
    though there is perf. pass. etc. Eur. Hdt. Xen.;
    perf. act.

    , ,
    ,
    Pind. Theogn. Eur. Plat. fut ; ,
    person avenged, c. ace of the criminal (c is, and ace of the per-
    son avenged, Hdt), -,
    mid. c ace rei and dat. pers. (also c
    gen. rei, Hdt.) Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen. Plat. Dem. etc.; so in pass.

    ,, , ^ ,,, ,
    iEsch. Soph. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.

    ,,
    mid. Xen.
    Attraction, ,
    , Plat. ;
    Xen. ;

    Arist. ; Plat
    ;

    ,
    I say that Leonidas has been thoroughly revenged,

    Eur. Hdt. ; Eur.


    Hdt. iEsch.;
    Eur.
    Soph.

    ',
    ;

    ,',
    ;

    Attractive,
    To attribute,
    Plat ; Plat. Arist
    aor. 1. -, -, ;

    perf. aor. 1.
    To avenge
    c
    one's self,
    dat. rei, Plat.
    Hdt. Thuc.
    See To punish.
    ; (-), part
    ,
    pass,

    ,
    Eur. Thuc. ;
    Horn. Eur. Thuc. Isoc. Xen.
    aor. 1. -, -,
    -,
    perf.
    Dem. ;

    perf. pass.
    To aid
    c.
    in avenging,
    dat. of pers. aided, c
    mid. Hdt.
    ace crim. Hdt.
    ', ;
    ;

    Hipp.

    ', ,
    ,
    Isoc; no aor. 1. act, perf. Eur.; To avenge your friends, Eur.

    , -,
    ,,
    Dinarch.
    -
    fut. aor. 1. aor. 2. Eur. ; '- Avenged,
    Quickly avenged,
    An avenger,
    ov, de iEsch.
    ov, iEsch.
    re,

    pb,
    ,
    e gen. or dat. of

    , ,
    Attributing great unfairness to the Gods,

    , ,
    Pind. iEsch. ;

    ',
    One must
    An
    To
    attribute,
    Attrition,
    attune, , ,
    , ,
    , ,-, ,,,, ,,,,
    attribute,

    ,
    Soph.

    usu.
    -,
    ,-,
    ,
    See To impute.
    Plat.
    Arist.
    Theoph.
    Plat See Tune.
    the person avenged, Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen. Plat. Dem. etc.;

    ,, iEsch. ;
    Eur. ;
    Eur. ;
    iEsch. ;
    ,
    iEsch. ;
    iEsch. Soph. Eur. ; ',
    , ,
    iEsch. Soph.
    iEsch. Eur. iEsch. ;
    iEsch. Antipho. iEschin. ;
    ;
    , ',
    ,
    ,
    To
    , Soph.

    ,, , , ,,
    avail, fut. no perf. Horn. ; aor. 2. Eur. ;
    c. and ace Soph. ;
    no only used with a negative, Horn. Ap. Rh.;
    perf., esp. of blood, Eur. ; Hdt

    <,
    ,
    usu. c. ace., sometimes (but rare) c. dat. iEsch. Soph. Eur. Hdt Avenging, ov, Soph. ; ov, iEsch. ;

    fut.
    Eur.
    -,
    ; , ',
    Thuc. Plat Dem. etc. Soph. Eur. Xen. Plat.
    ;

    no perf., often in 3d sing, impers. Pind. iEsch. Soph.


    imperf. no aor. 1., aor. 2. in
    ; bv, Eur.

    Avenging
    ov,
    Hdt.

    late,
    Anth.
    ;

    ov, iEsch.
    , iEsch.

    ;
    ; ov, iEsch.

    ov, Soph.

    ,
    3d sing, often a:5 impers. Hdt. ; obs. Thuc. Fond of avenging, Arist.
    To

    ,
    avail one's self of,
    contract, per
    Avail,
    vantage.
    ,

    32
    c.

    \
    dat Thuc.
    Horn. Trag. Xen, Plat
    mid. perf. pass, in

    Dem.
    act. sens.,

    See Ad-
    An
    An
    avenue,
    The average, Tb
    average soldier (neither good nor bad),
    Theoc.
    Theoc.
    Thuc
    bs
    ^ ;;. ;;;
    ;;

    ' , , () ,
    AVER.
    and - ', -,',-,- AUXILIARY.

    ,
    Taking the average beticeen the greatest ras

    ,
    the least, Soph. Plat. ; fut. aor. 2. c.
    rb Thuc. ace. or c. and

    ',-, infin. Soph. Eur. Hdt. ; fut.


    -
    An
    ,,',
    To aver,

    ',
    ,
    averment,
    no perf. Omn. See To assert.
    Omn. See Assertion.
    aor. 2.
    no

    ',',',
    perf. Soph.
    c.

    ;
    ace. or c. prep. Soph.
    pass. c.
    Xen. Dem.
    and perf. and
    aor. 2.
    ;

    , , -,, , ,
    Averse, Att. ovtos, Omn. See Unwilling. gen. but sometimes dat. of a person, Eur. Plat.

    ,
    pluperf. act. c. c.

    , ?, Omn. Omn. post Horn.

    ', ,
    Aversion, ;
    ;
    rb, Isoc. Xen. ; Eur. ; Plat.

    ,,^, ,
    Omn. Att. ; Plat. Dem. To endeavour to avoid, only pres. and imperf. Horn.
    An and

    ,
    object of aversion, rb, iEsch. ; Eur. no perf. iEsch. ; c. gen. Plat. See
    See Hatred. To escape.

    ', ,
    To avert, Horn. ; fut. c. dat. pers. ace. One must avoid, Eur. Ar. Xen. Plat. Isoc.
    rei, either often understood, Horn. Soph. Eur. c. dat. Able to avoid, ov, c.ace. Soph.
    (,
    , -,
    ;

    ,,
    , ,
    pers. Horn.) Horn. Eur. Thuc. What can be avoided, Horn. ; Soph. ;
    fut.
    '-,
    ,
    slot. 1

    ,
    ;

    ', ,
    , ',
    mid. Horn. Pind. Thuc. Xen. ; c. ace. rei, ov, Pind.

    , ,
    pers. or c.
    Xen. ;

    , , ,, , ,,, ,
    Soph. ;', ',
    ,
    ,
    ',
    c. dat. pers. Horn.;
    ,
    gen. pers., or c. gen. rei, ace. pers. Horn. iEch. ;

    ',
    Horn. Soph. Xen.
    aor. 2.

    iEsch. ;
    iEsch. Hdt. Xen.;

    avert, or to endeavour to avert), iEsch.


    Ar. ; Soph. ;
    iEsch. ;
    c. dat.

    Horn. Soph. Hdt.


    never used except with neg.

    no perf. (to

    Plat. ;
    mid. Eur.;
    ;

    ;
    ',
    An
    A
    avoiding,

    means of avoiding,
    To avouch.,
    To avow,
    confess.
    Avowal,
    , Hdt. Dem.

    Omn.
    ',

    Plat.
    pass.
    Horn. Hes.;
    See To asseH.
    c.
    ,

    aor. 2.

    See Confession.
    Horn. Ap. Rh.

    and perf. act. Eur.


    ;

    Horn. Ar. Hdt.


    iEsch.

    See To

    Lys.
    ,
    Demad.

    ,
    ' ,
    , ,
    To avert hy prayers

    ,, sometimes c. gem. ace. Plat.


    One must avow,
    Aurora, ", , Horn. Hes.
    Auspice, the auspices,
    Plat.
    Eur. ;

    Hdt. Xen. See Augury.


    Eur. Xen. etc.

    , ,
    To avert by labour, and os,

    ,
    Eur. Eur. Auspicious, Horn. Pind. Eur. Xen.

    ,
    a, ov, ov,
    --,
    ;

    -, (), ',

    , ,
    Horn. iEsch. Eur. Ap. Rh.
    To avert the eyes, fut. aor. 1. Horn. Ap. Rh.

    ,
    ;
    ;

    aor. 2. Xen. ov, Pind. Plat. ; ov, iEsch. Soph. Eur.

    -',
    ,
    ;

    ,
    I see that ive endeavour to avert their influence, . . . ov, Soph. ; ov, Soph. Eur. ; Hdt. ;

    ,
    Isoc. Hdt.
    ,
    ,',,
    Averting

    ', gen. iEsch. Eur., and Auspiciously, Eur. Ar. Plat. Xen.
    1

    , c. c. infin.
    Plat. ov, Ar. Xen. Plat. a, ov, Soph. pvbs,
    Austere, Ar. Xen. ; only in masc. Ar. ,
    ,
    ; ;

    ov, c. gen. Eur. apbs, Plat.


    ',
    ; iEsch. Eur.
    ,
    ',
    , ,
    Averting evil, ov, Horn. Austerity, Plat.

    ',
    Averting death,
    ', ov, Soph. Authentic, Omn.

    , Omn.

    ,
    Averting a curse, fern, Hes. Authenticity,

    '', ', ,, , '.,

    -,, -
    (many

    ',
    Averting harm, Theoc. Author (of a deed, of the following words are used

    ,
    etc.) ;

    ,
    An averting, iEsch. Eur. Plat. ; Eur. also as adjectives), Horn. Hes. Pind. Thuc.
    . Rh. and as adj. ov, iEsch.
    ,
    , Eur. Xen. Isoc. Din. ; pb, ;

    ', ,
    Prayers
    Averted

    ,
    , , ,
    to avert,

    , ,, ",
    (eyes,

    -- ov,
    &c),
    Soph.
    \obs, Tyrt. ;
    , Plat.
    ov, iEsch. b,
    Eur.
    and adj. bv, Plat.
    gen.

    Eur. Dem. ; fem.


    Plat.
    Soph.
    ;

    Eur.
    , Ar. ;
    ;
    ;
    ;

    ,
    ,
    ,
    An auger,
    , Horn. ; Horn. Eur. Plat. ; 'apis, Author of a book, etc.,
    ,
    Pind. iEsch. Cratin. ;

    ,, ', ,,
    , Hipp. Anth. Plat. Xen.

    , ,
    To augment,

    An
    ,
    ,
    fortune by saving,
    Augmentation,

    ,, , , , , ,
    augur, , ,
    ,
    ,
    ,, ,,- , Soph.
    or

    ;
    fut.

    Xen. See To increase.


    ,
    Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    Horn. iEsch. Horn. Hes. ;
    Omn.

    Eur.
    ;

    ;
    to augment a Authoritative,
    /cta, Plat.
    Authoritatively,
    Authority,
    Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    Isoc.
    yEsch. Hdt. Plat. , Pind. yEsch.
    Soph. Eur. Thuc. Xen.
    ,
    ,

    ;
    ov, and ,
    ;
    ov, yEsch.;

    ,
    Eur. ; Soph. Dem. ; usu. in phrase, or

    , ',
    Augury,

    , , , ,
    Eur. Xen.

    ,
    olwvbs, Horn. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Wos, Pind. Omn. Att.
    ,
    ,
    etc.

    ,
    ;

    ,
    ; ;

    ,
    ,
    Horn. Pind. Soph. Eur. Plat. aros, over c. gen. Thuc. ; Thuc. Xen.

    ,
    Eur.;

    ,
    ;

    ,
    ;

    Soph. ; Xen. See Omen. In authority, having authority, a, ov, and ov, Pind.
    Belonging to augury,
    The

    ^, ,
    art of taking auguries,
    Plat. Arist.
    Plat.
    Omn. Att. ; a, ov, and
    ov, c. gen. yEsch. ;
    , ov, also
    Isoc. ;

    ,
    yEsch.

    ,,, ,
    A seat from whence to take, auguries,

    , , ,
    Soph.
    7 Soph. Hdt. Xen. yEschin. ;

    August,
    ,
    To take auguries,

    , , ,,, ,,',,,
    Eur.
    , begun about the mid. of Aug. Arist.
    Soph. ;

    The authorities, Dem. Thuc.


    Thuc. See supra.
    ;

    ,, '
    August, vbs, Omn. yppbs, Horn. in fern,
    poet, h. Eur. h. Ap. Rh.
    ; ;

    , Omn.
    Horn.
    ; The Theban aidhorities here have determined,
    yEsch.

    ,
    ; ;
    ;

    Avidity,
    -
    ov, yEsch.
    (i
    ;

    Horn.) Omn.;
    ov, Eur.
    Thuc. Plat. See
    Of equal
    To authorize,
    authority, ov, Thuc.
    (aor. 1. ), Plat.;

    ,
    Eagerness. imperf. fut. no aor. 1 perf.

    ,
    .,

    , ,
    Aunt, toos, Dem. aor. 2. part, Plat.
    A maternal aunt,
    , yEsch. Authorised, i.e. competent, etc., Andoc.

    ,
    Avocation,
    Employment.
    To avoid,

    , ', ',
    , ^, ,,
    ^
    , , '',
    only pres. Horn.
    Pind. ;

    Theogn. ;
    Ar. Xen. Isoc.

    (,
    Dem. See Autumn,

    The I'lHv
    Soph..
    '

    afuwtumn,
    Horn. lies. Pind. yEsch.

    Hdt. Thuc. Xen.


    Eur. Hdt. Xen.

    Call.

    , ', ,
    (

    ,
    Sim.) usu. in aor. 1. infin. and Autumnal, I lorn., t elsewhere), Horn. lies. Eur.;
    Horn. Hes. Theogn. Sim.

    ,
    ,
    and
    yEsch. Soph.

    ', , , mid. lies. ;

    no perf. c. ace. (c. gen. Soph.) Horn. lies. Pind.

    ', only pres. and imperf. Horn.


    fut. ;

    .- At end of autumn,
    the,

    Loving autumn (or autumnal fruits),


    Arist. in fem.
    Hdt. ov, Thuc.
    , Leon. Tar.
    ;
    Pind. Call.

    ,, ,
    ; ;

    Horn. lies. c. gen. Ap. Rh. Soph. ; ; Auxiliary, Time, as subst. often c. gen.
    of thing against which, Horn. h. Pind. Eur. Soph. Thuc. Xen.

    ',
    Horn. Hes. Horn. Hes. Theogn. (perf. pass.

    -, ob,
    ;

    ',
    ;

    ',
    part.
    Horn. Hes. ;

    mid.
    in act. sens.

    c. infin.
    mid., aor.
    Eur.
    c. gen. Horn.)

    ;
    J .
    Omn.

    c. infin.
    ;

    Pind. Eur.
    or ace.
    etc.

    ,
    ;

    Xen.
    usu. in pi. Hdt. Thuc. Dem.
    A body of auxiliaries,
    ; Thuc.
    Hdt. Thuc; ; -
    33
    ,
    ;; ;;

    , , ,,, AWAIT.

    , , * , BACCHANALIAN.
    To await,

    ,,
    etc. Horn. Hes. Thuc. Xen.

    Hdt. Xen. Plat.


    c.

    Horn. Eur. Thuc. Xen. Dem.


    or
    and

    ace. often
    fut.

    el, c.
    c. perf.

    Isoc.
    opt.
    c. ace.
    Dem.
    ;
    pass.

    and
    ;

    ,, , , '
    ,
    c.

    Horn. Soph. Hdt. Xen. Thuc.


    ,
    ;
    ace.
    and
    infin.
    or

    Omn.
    c.

    poet, in pres.
    part, often sine red.
    conj.

    c.

    c.
    ace.

    dat.
    and imperf.

    or
    ;

    and subj.Eur.
    or
    c.

    c.
    Soph.
    conj.

    ace.
    Away,
    Soph.
    adj. going, being,

    Ye have put away the flame,


    Awe, '-, Horn. ;
    Ar.

    5, ,
    Eur.

    Soph.
    Horn. Pind. iEsch. Plat. ;
    only nom. ace. and voc. sing. Horn. h. iEsch. Soph. Eur.
    os, t& and 6, Horn. Pind. Sim. Eur. Thuc. Plat. ; an object
    ; away with you,

    ov, sometimes

    , c.
    els

    gen. Soph.

    ,
    ;,-

    ,
    Theog. Pind. iEs. Soph. Eur. ;

    (), c.

    ,
    %,
    of,

    ,
    To await (as to await death), Eur. iEsch. Soph. Eur.

    ,, , , ',, ', , ,, ,, A feeling of awe,

    ,
    To an attach come Thuc.
    aioait

    -, -, Xen.
    (so as to to close quarters),
    To stand in awe of, ',
    only pres. and imperf. Horn. ; &,
    ',
    To awake, or awaken,
    Horn. iEsch. Eur. Xen. act. in pres. part. Soph. ; fut. aor. 1. and

    ^, ,
    Horn. Pind. Eur. Xen. Horn. Eur. Hdt. aor. 1. pass, Horn. Pind.;
    in act. sens, only

    ', -
    ;

    Xen. ; fut. etc., no perf., aor. 2. mid. 3d sing. usu. pres. Horn. iEsch. Eur. in pres. Horn.
    ; ;

    by sync. Horn. Hes. no perf. Horn. ; no other tenses except aor. 1. pass, in act. sens. Horn. Soph.

    ', , ,
    ;

    ", ,
    Anth.

    ,
    iEsch. Soph. Eur. Ar. Hdt. Xen. Theoc.
    (in fut. or aor. 1.)
    metaph. to awaken destruction, pain, etc.,
    Soph. Soph. Soph.
    ;
    Eur.
    Eur.;
    no perf.
    ;

    ,-
    ;
    Plat.

    Horn.
    ; no perf., c. ace. or dat. iEsch. Xen.
    Awful, to be regarded with awe,
    a, ov, and
    ;

    ,
    and
    ov, Horn. Hes. Pind. iEsch. Plat.;
    (epith. of Proserpine), Horn. Hes.
    ,
    ,
    , .
    ; ; fern, ;

    ,
    To aivake, or wake, neut. the pass, and mid. of most of the pre-
    ceding words, but in very usu. in sync, as 3d sing.
    ,
    ,
    iEsch.;
    Att. See
    Rh., i.e. to be feared,

    , Terrible.

    , (,
    Hdt. Omn.

    ,,, ,
    aor. 2. mid. imper. also perf. Ep. Awfully, Horn.

    , ),
    etc., Horn. Eur. etc., and
    by Horn, in this sense, except, in sync, forms,

    , -, ,
    is never used Awhile,
    citppas,

    , ,
    Horn. ;
    Horn.) Horn. Eur. Ar. Hdt. Xen. Dem.
    Horn. ; Horn. ; Ep.) (',
    To be
    -,
    ,,-, ",', -
    etc.
    awake,
    3d

    , Horn. Ap. Rh. ; iyp-fjyopa, perf. mid.


    Horn. Hdt.
    Awkward,

    ,,', ',,',
    ;

    ,
    '-,
    a little while, Horn.
    Soph. Eur. Plut. Lys. Dem. ;
    alos, a, ov, and bs, bv,
    ov,

    ,
    of in pi. impers. part, often Eur. ; ov, Ar. ;

    metaph. of perception, pain, etc., yEsch. Xen. ; ov, Xen. ; ov, Xen. ;

    To keep

    Awake,
    Theoc.
    Keeping awake,
    ',
    ', '- , , , ,
    aivake,

    ;
    Ar.

    ov, Pherecr.
    A being awake or keeping aivake, (neut.),
    , ov, Horn.
    Horn.
    ;
    Xen. ;

    ov,
    Xen.

    iEsch.
    Plat.

    Eur. Plat.
    ;

    Hdt.
    ov, Xen.
    Awkwardly,
    Awkwardness,
    Hdt. Plat. Dem.
    An awl,
    Awry, adj.
    ,,,
    Hdt.

    ,
    -, ,
    ,
    ,, -
    Eur. Hdt. Plat., adv.
    ;

    Plat.
    Ar.

    ,
    ;

    Horn. ;

    Arist.
    and

    ;
    ,
    Plat.
    Xen.
    Soph.

    Plat.

    , , , ,, ,
    He was kept awake
    An awakening,
    Hipp.
    (by pain),
    ecus, , iEsch. Soph. ;
    Hdt.
    ,
    An axe,

    Soph.
    ^Esch. ,
    Horn. Soph. Hdt. Xen. ;
    iEsch. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.

    ,, , ,
    Horn.
    , Horn.
    (an axe with one edge), Horn.
    ;

    ;
    ,,
    ;

    iEsch. ;
    ;

    ,,
    , -, ,
    Awake, adv., Horn. ; Plat. ; Eur. Soph.
    From which one awakes easily, ov, Theoc. ; A handle of an axe, Horn. ; Horn.
    Arist.

    ^,
    The pole for the handle to go into, Horn.
    '-
    Awakening,

    ,,
    From which one

    ',
    ,
    ,
    never awakes,
    c. gen. Plat.
    ov, Horn. h. Mosch. To cut with an axe,
    Ar.
    and Horn. Ar. ;

    ,
    To award, Ar. Plat. Dem. See To adjudge. To cut with an axe at the side, Theoph.
    Aware,

    , , , ovos, c. gen. iEsch. An axiom,


    , , Plat.
    Away,
    Away
    ',
    from,

    ,', ',
    Thuc. etc.
    usu. after
    , ,, , ',
    ,
    , ;

    its case,
    Hdt. vEsch. Soph. Ar. Thuc. Xen. Dem.
    c.

    or
    gen. Horn.
    -,
    Horn. iEsch. Soph.
    c.
    ; 'oVo,
    gen. Horn.
    c.

    ;
    gen. Horn. iEsch.
    ', c. gen. very
    An
    W
    axle,
    yEsch. Soph.
    hiding on the axle,
    Resting upon the axle,
    , Horn. iEsch. Soph. Xen.

    ov, iEsch.
    ov, Theoc. ;
    etc.

    under the axle,


    ;

    ,
    Away with you, Horn. Soph. Ar.

    ,
    it, etc., etc. ; ipp ov, Call.

    ,
    is Ar. Aye, va\, Omn.

    '
    ; /fas Ar. ; yaias, See Yes.

    ', Eur.

    Plat.
    ;

    Ar. Plat.
    get away,
    Ar.
    ;
    ;

    is
    Ar.
    iEsch. ;
    Ar. ;
    away with him,
    Eur. ;
    Azure,
    Theoc. ;
    Horn. Hes. Pind. Soph. Eur. Thuc. Hdt. Plat.
    ( properly, usu. for the sake of metre), Omn.
    ; ; poet. Plat. See Blue.

    B.
    To babble, ,,
    ,, ,',,, -, ",,-,
    ,
    only in pres. Hes. Theogn. Phocyl. ace. Belonging to a baby, a, ov, and os, ov, Att. Horn. Eur. Ant.

    ,
    c.
    of person addressed, Soph. ; Pind. ; only See Infant.
    pres. act. and mid. Ar. Having a

    ,
    Ar. as a river, baby, tos, Hes. ov, Eur.

    ,, ^- , ,
    ;
    $

    ,
    ;

    , ,,
    only pres. Anac. ,
    ,
    See To chatter. Babyhood, Horn. ; Plat.
    , , Soph. , , Soph.
    Babble,
    Babbler,
    ,
    Ar.
    ,
    See Chattering.
    Horn. ; -^ ,
    A Bacchanalian,
    &, ?,
    ;

    ,, ,
    ,
    Soph. ; Eur. ; fern, Soph. Eur. Plat. ;

    , Pratinas , ) Soph. ; , iEsch. ; iEsch. ; ,


    ,.
    ;

    Menand. See
    -, &, , Orph. ,
    ], )
    Chatterer. Soph. Eur. ; Rh. ;
    A

    ,,
    baboon,

    A baby, -
    Like a baboon,

    , , h.
    34
    iEsop, Ar. Plat.
    Arist.
    ri, Horn. Pind.
    ;
    See Monkey.

    ^sch. Eur. Anac. Xen.


    Arist.
    ;
    A fellow Bacchanalian with,
    Leader of Bacchanalians,
    The dress of Bacchanals,
    for
    r\, Anac.

    Bacchanalian, or belonging to Bacchus, adj.


    c. dat. Eur.

    Eur.
    \5, , -,
    h. Soph.
    ,
    ;; ; ;;;

    , ,, ,", , -, BACCHUS. BAIT.


    ,
    , ,,& , ,
    Xen.
    Eur. ;
    ; Soph. Eur.
    Ar. ;
    To be a Bacchanalian,
    ov, Soph. Eur. ;
    Bacchyl.
    Eur. Hdt. ;
    ov,

    Eur.
    ; Attic, have also
    with also an
    pl.
    irreg.
    ace. sing.
    also
    Ep. declension, dat. sing,
    masc. and ace. pi. neut.
    and ,,, Att., and Ep.
    ,
    , nom.
    ace.

    , , , ,, , ,,-,,
    Eur. pass. Eur. ; in Plom., also Horn., superl.
    To be a fellow Bacchanalian, Eur. Plat. (only in Att. prose), also compar. Anth.
    He is made a Bacchanalian in his heart, Eur. Omn. Pind. Sol. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen. Dem.
    ,
    ;

    To make a Bacchanalian, to excite with Bacchanalian phrenzy, , ov, and ov, Theogn. Hdt. Omn. Att. bj' ;

    Soph. euphemism, Pind. ; iEsch. Eur. Ar. Xen. Plat. Isoc.

    ,
    One excited with Bacchanalian phrenzy, ov, Eur. Dem. Eur. Ar. Plat. Dem.

    -,, ,
    ;

    Bacchanalian revelry,

    A
    ,
    ,
    Eur.

    ,
    Bacchic shout, Eur. ;
    rj, Eur. ;

    ",
    aros, to, Eur. ; - Bad (of food),
    ships, Dionys. (Com.).
    Bad of money,
    i.

    ov, Plat.
    e. such as is used on board merchant

    See Adulterated.

    , - ', ,, ',
    Ar. Exceedingly, utterly bad, ov, Hes. Theogn. Soph. Eur.
    2,
    , ,
    A Bacchic shout, adv. euo?, Soph. Dem. 2?, Dem.; Plat. ov, iEsch. ov, Epich. Ar. Plat.

    ,
    ;
    ; ;

    Eupol. Dem.

    ,
    To raise a Bacchic shout, Of bad nature,

    , ,
    Eur. ; Soph. Eur. ; Plat.

    ,
    One
    ,
    ,", ,
    , ?,
    Bacchus,
    Hdt.
    To raise a Bacchic shout in honour

    , ', ,,,, ,, -,,


    Orph.

    '/,
    -,
    One who raises a Bacchic shout,
    fern.
    averse to or uninitiated in Bacchic shouts or festivals,
    ov, Eur.
    Horn. Hes. Eur. Eur. Xen. Dem.
    Orph.
    of, mid. c. ace. Eur.
    ov, Orph. ;

    '-
    Baddish, rather bad,

    A
    Soph.
    ov, Hipp.
    A friend of bud men,

    See Wicked.
    bad workman,
    Badly, compar.
    ov, Soph. ;

    Ar.
    Arist.
    Deeds too bad to be expiated by hanging,

    superl.
    -ya

    Omn.
    ov, Hipp. ;

    ,
    ; ;

    ,
    Theoc. Eur. Soph. Hdt. Baicxebs, Soph. Eur.
    ; /c- ; ; Eur. Xen. Dem. Hdt. Thuc.

    ,
    ;

    Xws, Soph. Eur Eur. ; Eur. ; Rather badly, Ar.

    , ', ,,, , , -
    ;

    Ar. ; Evios, Soph. Eur. In bad condition, with bad fortune, Plat. ;
    *
    The festivals of Bacchus, Ar. Ar. Xen. ; Dem.
    Belonging to tJie Dionysia, Thuc. Arist. To be in a bad way, to be badly of, Plat. ;

    The temple of Bacchus, Ar. Plat.


    One averse to Bacchus, uninitiated in his worship,

    ,
    ov, To be vjorse of, Plat.

    , ,
    Eur. A badge, Plat. See Token.
    '-,

    , ,,
    , ,
    A
    '-,
    ,,
    (
    bachelor,

    ,
    ov, Soph.;

    , , ov, Horn. iEsch. Soph. Eur. Xen. Dem.


    Soph. '-,
    A badger,
    Badness,
    Arist.
    Horn. Hes. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Anth.,

    , ,
    The back,

    ,
    and most usual in Att.), only Soph. Thuc. Plat. Xen. ; JEsch. Eur. Ar. Plat. ;
    neut. in pi. Horn. Pind. Trag. Xen. Plat. Horn. ,
    Eur. Xen. Dem. Isoc. ; Xen. Plat.
    ,

    ,,',, ,,,,, ,,, ,,, ,,


    ;

    Plat.
    Of the back,
    With broad back,
    4, -,
    Ap. Rh. ;

    Eur. Plat.
    ov, h.
    Eur. ; Horn. Andoc.
    To baffle,
    Soph. Plat. Xen. Dem.
    ;

    Ep. fut.

    often c. gen. rei, Soph. Eur. Plat. Xen.


    See Wickedness.
    no perf. Horn. ;
    See To disappoint.
    With variegated back, ov, Pind. Eur. He is baffled in his plans, iEsch.
    With tawny back,

    Scourged on the back,


    Carrying on the back,

    4, 4,
    ,
    With mailed back (of a crab),

    ,,
    ov, Eur.

    7770s,
    ov, Xen.
    h.
    , Ar. Pherecr. Ar.
    bag,

    Ar. Hdt.;
    Horn.
    Ar. Hdt. Plat. Xen.
    Ar.
    ;

    Hdt.
    6, Ar.;
    ;

    ,
    and
    ;

    ;
    Ar. ;

    Xen.;
    Sim. Ar. Plat.

    , Ar.

    , ,, .
    To turn ones back (in flight), Soph. Eur. Hipp. Xen.

    ,?,,,,
    ;

    ,,
    On tlie back, ov, h. ov, Anth. A game bag, Xen.
    On
    Xen. ,
    one's back (falling, lying, etc.),
    Plat.
    Horn. Soph. Eur. Hdt. To carry a
    Baggage,
    bag,
    iEsch. ;
    Ar.
    , usu. in pl. Ar. Xen. Dem.

    ,
    Tlie posture of being on Theoph. one's back, -, To carry baggage, Xen.
    Back, backwards, adv. (with verbs of motion, etc.)
    -. Omn. (and
    Horn.;
    Horn. Pind.), Horn. Hes. Pind. -. , A
    Xen.
    baggage currier,
    Eupol.
    used also as adj. ov, Hdt. Thuc. ,

    ,
    ; ;

    4,
    ,
    Eur. Thuc. Plat. Belonging to the carrying of baggage,

    ,,, , ,
    or before a vowel, Horn. Hes.

    ,
    ;

    4,
    ,
    Horn. Hes. Soph.
    Plom. Horn. Msch. Soph.
    Horn. Ap. Rh. Call. ; Carrying one's own baggage,
    Watching the baggage,
    ov, JEsch.
    ov, Cratin.

    ,
    ; Horn. Hdt.; ;

    Eur. Xen. (as to give back), Soph. Hes. h. A baggage master, Xen.

    ',
    ;

    Emped.
    Plat.

    .
    ,
    , els ; , 4,
    ./Esch. Soph. Eur. Xen., also
    (of one falling). Soph.
    ;

    Eur. ;
    4
    Xen.
    Xen.
    after a verb of motion, 4 ;
    ;

    41-,
    A
    A
    bagpiper,
    Bail, 4,
    Ar.
    Horn. Plat. Dem.
    bail, i. e. a person who gives

    ,,
    Antipho.
    Dio.
    etc. 9
    Dem.
    ;

    bail,

    4,
    ;

    Xen.; ,
    -, , --,
    Xen.; so Eur. Ar. e Plat. ; 6, Hdt. Plat. Antipho.

    ,
    ;

    ,, ,
    or Plat. A giving bail, Dem. Isae. 4&y-

    ,
    ;

    4,
    ;

    Turning backwards, Pherecr. , Dem.

    ,
    Backwards and forwards, Eur. To bail, to give bail, when augmented usu. 7)77. but

    , 4,
    Back, bach-wards, going back, sometimes eWy. ace. pers. and dat. of him to whom security is
    Horn. Ap. Rh.
    etc., adj. Horn. Soph.
    ov, ;

    given, Plat. Dem.


    c.

    Isoc. -^, ace. pers. Isoc;


    ,,
    ; ov, Soph. Eur. ; c.

    -,
    ,
    Floiving back, ov, contr. Horn. c. ace. pers. Dem.

    , ,
    Bound back,
    To back,

    ,
    ,
    To backbite,

    ,
    Dem. See Slander.

    ,, , ,
    backbiter,
    A back-room,
    ,,
    ,
    Xen., in mid.

    . ,, ,
    , ,
    , ,, ,
    i. e. make to go
    to
    ov, Simon.
    back (as to back a horse, etc.),
    go back, Thuc.
    perf.

    Dem.
    -,
    Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc.

    See Slanderer.
    - To give bail,
    To be bailed,
    Andoc.
    To require bail from,
    To tuke bail for,
    A bailiff,
    6,
    Soph.
    (pass.) c. ace. cogn.
    Thuc.

    mid.
    Isoc.

    c. ace. Plat.
    c.
    Dem.

    gen. of
    ;

    Dem.
    4^,
    amount

    ,
    Plat.

    of bail, Isoc.
    Lys.

    ,
    Ar. Dem. Bait, ; also dat. contr.
    Backward, unwilling, Pind. Thuc. Dem. and nom. pl. Eur. Xen. Plat. Theoc;

    Backwardness,
    i.

    ov,
    e. slo\v,
    Hdt. Thuc. Dem. , Ar. ; , Call. ; Sophr. ; 4,
    Omn.
    Bad, comp.
    35
    ( Att., t elsewhere) -; poets, not
    Theoc.
    Eager to seize the bait, -, Leon. Tar.
    p 2
    ;;;;

    ,
    To
    He

    ,
    , ,
    ,
    ,
    ,, , , , ,, ,
    baits the

    To bake,
    Hdt.
    , ,, ,
    catch or entice by

    , ,
    a bait,
    hook with the back of a pig,

    Horn. Ar. Hdt. Xen. Plat. etc. (as the sun


    BAKE.
    in pass. Isoc.
    irepl
    Band,
    Hdt.

    Eur.
    ; yEsch.
    Horn. Hes.

    A band worn by women round the head or breast,


    Ar.
    Cratin.
    ,
    BANISHMENT.
    , yEsch.
    ;
    ; , ,
    ,

    ,
    ;

    A band for a sword,

    ,
    bakes the ground, Xen.) Eur. Hdt. fut.
    ; ; Horn. See Belt.
    ,
    ,
    roast.

    ,,
    Baked, ,
    ,
    ,, , , ,
    ,
    no perf. act., perf. pass.

    ,
    Ar. Hdt. Plat. See To

    Horn. yEsch. Eur. Hdt. Xen. Plat, (applied


    -
    to
    A band of persons (as of warriors),
    Horn.
    Hdt. Thuc. ;
    Horn. Soph. Eur. Plat. ;
    ;

    iEsch. Hdt. Xen. ;


    Horn.
    Horn. yEsch.
    ,
    yEsch.
    , ;

    ,
    , ', ,
    sun, or bricks by a brickraaker, Xen.) ;
    by the

    ,, ,
    earth baked Soph. Xen. Pind. Eur. ;
    ; Eur.

    ,,
    ;

    ov, Hipp. See Boasted. , yEsch. ;


    gen. or etc. , Eur.

    ,
    Not baked, ov, Eur. Hdt. Xen.

    . , ,,
    Fit to be baked, Arist. A band of competitors, Pind.

    , ,,, ,
    A baker, usu. fem. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. , A band offuries, hunters, maidens, etc., yEsch. Eur.
    The task of baking, Eur. ; \, A band of dancers, nymphs, etc., Pind. Eur. of stars, Soph. ;

    Hdt. Xen. Xen. , Ar. *, , Xen.

    , ,,
    ; ;

    A bakehouse,

    , , A
    Ar. ; Ar. chosen band, Pind. Theoc.
    A baking",
    A balance,

    , ,
    Ar. Xen.
    Horn. yEsch. Ar.
    properly the weight of the balance, Horn.

    ,",",, ,
    ;

    11.
    Ar. which is
    xii. 434. See
    To band together,
    Thuc. Xen. Dem.
    A bandage,
    See To
    pass.
    unite, To
    , Horn. Eur. Hdt.
    c. aor.
    be associated.
    2.

    ;
    et perf. act. Ar.

    Ar. ;

    , , ,
    ,
    Scales. Ar. ; Hipp. ; Hipp.
    Holding the balance, ov, yEsch. Fond of bandages, i. e. requiring bandages, (of the
    Equally balanced,
    Hdt. Thuc.

    , , ov (usu. Horn., t Att.), iEsch. Eur.


    Arist. Arist.
    gout), Luc.
    Bandy (bandy-legged), Horn.; h. Arist. Hipp.

    ,
    ; ;

    >6,

    ,
    In an equally balanced manner, Plat. Hipp. Arist. ;
    Anth. ;


    To be equally balanced, Plat. ; yEsch. Archil.

    , A
    To balance (one thing against another), and

    -
    being bandy, Arist.
    oftener -, mid., and and To make bandy,

    ,
    c. ace. gen., or c. ace. c. gen. Arist.
    Dem. Dinarch.
    To balance
    consider.
    A balancing , , ,,
    ,,, ,,, ,, ,-,-,-, ',, ',-,
    in ones mind,

    , (of sentences),
    mid. yEsch.

    , Arist.
    See To
    To bandy, they stood bandying reproachful words,

    Bane, Omn.
    comp.
    ;

    -, (
    , Omn.
    Horn.
    poet.
    elsewhere), superl.
    See Injury.

    ,,,,,,, , , ,,, -, ,
    Baneful, in Att., t

    Bald, Eur. Ar. Hdt. Plat. Anth. (also Horn. Theoc), Omn. ; ,,
    Bald about a place, ov,
    ;

    Hipp. and , , Horn. Theoc. ; yEsch. Soph. Eur. Plat. ;


    '-
    A bald man, Simon. ;
    Ar. Thuc. Xen. See Pernicious.
    To be bald, Ar. ; Hipp.; pass. Hes. ;
    Banefully, Horn. Omn. See Perniciously. ;

    Hdt. To bang, Soph. Eur. Thuc. Xen. See Knock.


    To make bald, Hdt. ; Ar. A bang, Omn. See Blow.
    .
    ,
    Baldness,
    Hipp.

    ,
    , , , ',
    , Arist. ; , To banish, fut. etc. c. ace. and gen.

    and simply c. ace. pers. etc. Horn. yEsch. Eur. Ar. Thuc. Plat.

    ,
    A ,
    A
    ,,
    becoming bald,
    baldrick,
    , ',
    Hipp.
    Horn. Hes. See Belt. ,
    Dem. (most of the following words have the same construction),
    ;

    yEsch. Soph. Eur. Thuc. Lycurg. ; Soph.

    ', ,
    ',
    To bale (out water),
    , , , , Theog. Eur. aor. 2. pass,
    -,
    Soph, yEsch.

    , ,
    ;

    , ,
    Baleful, Horn. Pind. Soph. Eur. IEsch. Soph. ; Soph. ; perf. etc. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Plat.

    &,,,
    Eur. Plat.
    Balefully,
    To balk, ,
    See Pernicious.
    Horn.

    ,,, ,
    See Perniciously.
    often c. gen. rei, Soph. Eur. Plat. Xen.

    ', -
    Xen. ;

    aor. 1. pass,
    Soph. Hdt. ;
    Soph. ; fut.
    yEsch. Plat. ;
    aor. 1. no
    c. fut. 1. mid.

    Eur. Dem. Lycurg. ;


    -- perf.,

    ,,,, ,
    ball,
    Soph.
    The

    ,
    ,
    ball
    ;

    ,
    ,Horn.
    of wool,
    , Eur.

    ,
    For ice were balked in our expectations by the Gods,

    of the hand ox foot,

    ,',
    Horn. Plat. Ap. Ph. ;
    ;
    yap

    Soph. Ar. or of any thing, Eubul.


    , Arist.
    ,
    yEsch. Eur.
    Thuc. ;

    aor. 1.
    mid. yEsch. ;

    mid. yEschin.
    To banish by ostracism,
    ;

    Isoc. Plat. yEschin.


    (by proclamation), Dem. Lys. yEschin. ;

    Thuc. Andoc.
    Hdt. ;
    Plat. ; ;

    ;
    in

    ,
    At ball (to play, etc.), Antipho ; Cratin. Hdt. Plat. Lys.
    like a ball, adj.

    , , , Plat. To banish as a pollution, Soph. Hdt.

    , ,, -, ,
    Like a ball, adv. Horn. To banish besides, Dem.
    To play at ball,
    A
    ,
    player at ball, -, '', -, Plat.
    Mel.
    ; Xen. To be banished, Horn. yEsch. Eur. Hdt. Plat. Xen. Dem.
    Trag.
    ;

    ,
    fut. aor. 2. perf.

    ,
    ',
    ,,,,
    A playing at ball, , Arist. Hdt. Thuc. Lys. etc. Eur. pass. c. fut.

    ,
    ;

    Ballast, ', , Ar. Arist. mid. Eur. ; Soph. Eur. ;


    ;

    pass. c. aor. 2.
    Without ballad, Plat. perf. and pluperf. act. Dem. Xen. Dem.
    -, ;

    To ballast,
    Eur.
    Hipp. ; to take in as ballast, mid.

    ',
    ', ',
    To be banished for another,
    To be banished with,
    c. gen. Eur.

    Lys. Plat.
    A

    ,
    , ,, ,
    ballot-box,
    Xen. Isoc. Dem. ;
    The top of the ballot-box where
    Ar. ;

    the hole is,


    Ar.
    Ar. Lys. Dem.

    Ar.
    ',
    etc;.

    See
    ;

    Vote.
    ',
    To be banisliedfor a year,

    ',
    Soph

    , ,
    Banished,

    ',
    Plat. ;
    ov, c. gen. Soph. Hdt.
    c. gen. yEsch. gen. ', ;

    -,
    ov,
    and
    Xen.
    c. gen.
    also

    ,, , ,,
    ; ;

    To

    , -tSos, ace. only iv, Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen. Thuc. Dem.
    ballot, mid. Hdt. Xen. Dem. ; ;

    ,
    Xen. 5
    7075, Soph.
    The
    ;

    ball used in balloting,


    Hdt.
    ,
    ,
    yEsch.

    ,
    ; ; ov, Dem. Dinarch.

    , ,,
    Hdt. Omn. Att. See Vote. Banished by the people, ov, yEsch.

    ,, ,,
    Balm (the herb), Theoc. ;
    Diosc. A banished person, , Soph. Eur. Hdt.
    Balsam, Theoph. Thuc. Xen. yEschin. etc. See Exile.
    Balsam , Theoph.
    (the tree),
    Balustrade, (
    Diosc. ; One who banishes,
    Banishment, the
    ,,
    yEsch.
    , iEsch. Plat.
    ,,
    ,
    usu. in Att.), Horn. Pind. Hdt. Eur. act., yEsch. ;

    Xen. etc. Thuc. ; Hdt. ;

    Ban, (o Horn., Trag.), Horn. Trag. Dem. See Curse. Plat. Arist. ; Plat.
    To ban, mid. Horn., (
    Trag.) c. dat. Horn. yEsch. The condition of banishment, Omn. Att. ; Plat.
    Soph. etc. See To curse.
    36
    /, Eur.
    ; ;

    ', ,
    BANK.
    , , BARLEY.
    '-, ,
    Banishment for
    Dem.

    ,
    Banishment for a year,
    A bank,
    ), -,
    ,
    life (either action or condition),

    , Plat.
    Horn. Hes. Pind. Trag. Ap. Rh. Xen.
    , Horn. Hes. Pind. iEsch. Eur. Xen.
    (Att.

    ,, ;
    Plat.

    ,
    Cruelty.

    ,, , ,
    ,
    Barbarous,
    ,

    Horn. Pind. iEsch.


    ov,
    ',
    Eur.

    , '-
    Xen.

    ov, Horn. Hes. Eur. Ap. Rh.

    , , a, ov, (and
    Horn. Hes. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen. Plat. Isoc. ;
    Isoc.

    ov, Eur.) ;
    ; , Plat.

    ,
    See

    ,, , , ',
    Pind. Omn. Att.

    ,
    ;

    Tra?. Xen. Lycurg. ; isch. Eur. ; rb, Hdt. Soph. Trag. See Cruel.
    ;

    , ,,,
    Thuc. Barbarously, Thuc. Xen. Hdt. ; ;

    ,
    Horn. Pind. iEsch. See Cruelly.

    ,
    steep bank,
    An artificial bank, iEsch. Eur. Hdt. Dera. Theoc. Barbed, ov, Eur. Polyb. ; ; --
    ,
    , ,
    See Mound. Polyb.
    A bank (of money),

    ,, )
    With high banks,
    ',Horn.
    Plat. Dem. Isae.
    A
    , ,, -
    With three barbs,
    barber, Plat.
    Horn.
    Ath.

    ,
    ;

    To bank up, Xen. ;


    Where the wall had a bank raised against it, fi
    Hdt. Thuc.
    ( - A barber's shop,
    Ath.
    Ar. Plat. (Com.) Dem. Lys. ;

    A barber's bill,
    ,
    ', ,
    Thuc. Lys.
    A banker, , , Dem. A bard, Horn. Pind. Trag. Hdt. ;

    , Horn. See
    To be a banker,

    ,
    Bankrupt, -,
    , - , ,'-,,
    , , Dem.
    Dem.
    Poet.
    Bare, often c. gen. rei, Omn. ; often c. gen. rei,

    -,
    '
    He is bankrupt, Dem. Horn. Soph. Hdt. Xen. Plat. Lys. See Naked.
    They ivere bankrupt, i. e. they refused to To bare, Horn. Tyrt. Eur. Hdt. Plat. ; Soph.

    He
    ,
    pay the principal, Dem.
    teas bankrupt, Dem. ; \
    Hdt.
    Baring her bosom, Horn. See To strip.

    '
    / knew
    ,
    , , , Antipho.
    To make bankrupt,
    Bankruptcy,

    ,
    ', ,
    ',
    - Dem.
    that I must become bankrupt,

    ,) Andoc.
    Andoe.
    Barely,

    Barefaced,
    Demad., i. e. scarcely
    Hdt. Thuc. Plat. Lys. etc. ;

    Barefaced impudence,
    (being
    Plat.
    perf.
    Lys.
    Horn. .iEsch. Eur.
    See Scarcely.
    pass. part, of

    , , ', &,. &,, ', ',, ',


    Plat.
    A banner, Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Barefooted, ov, iEsch. neut. -, gen.
    A banquet, oah, tos, ,
    Horn. Hes. Pind. Sol. Trag. Xen. -, Soph. Eur.
    ;

    ov, Xen.

    ,
    ; ; Plat.
    ,
    ;

    Horn. , Horn. Eur. Rh. ov, Call. ov, Ap. Rh. ov,

    ,
    ; ; ;

    ,
    , ,, , .
    At. Plat. Xen.
    A luxurious banquet,
    To banquet,
    ',
    Horn. Hes. Pind. Eur. Hdt. Xen. ;

    ,,, , Hdt.
    at, Pind. ;

    See Feast.
    mid. only pres. and imperf. and aor. 1.
    Bion.
    The being barefoot,
    To go barefoot,
    A bargain,
    Att. Luc.
    ,
    Xen. Plat.

    Soph. Eur.

    ,
    ;

    often c. ace. of the food, etc. Horn. Pind. Soph. Eur. To bargain (for), usu. only in pres. and imperf. c. gen.

    , , -,
    Hdt. Theoc. ; Ar. Hdt. Xen. Eur. Hdt. Xen. ;
    pretii, only in aor. 1. c. gen. pretii,
    To give a
    pers. Eur.
    ,
    banquet,

    ,
    , ,,
    Ar. Xen. Plat. Antipho.
    augmented tenses
    c. ace. pers. Eur. ;
    often c. ace. Soph. Ar. Hdt. Xen. Andoc.
    To make a bargain, mid. Hdt. Dem.
    Ar. Hdt. Plat. Xen. See To feast. A barge,

    , , Pind. Simon. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Lys.

    , ,,
    ,
    Belonging to a banquet, Xen. ov, Theoc. ;
    Xen. ; Epich. Ar. Hdt.
    From a banquet, Horn. Theoc. Bark (of a tree), Horn. Hdt. Xen. ;

    , , '-, , ,
    ,.
    ,
    day of banqueting, iEsch. Theoph.
    A place for banquetting, '-,
    ',~/, ?,
    Pind. The bark of a dog, Horn. iEsch.

    ,
    ;

    The day after a banquet, Pind. Cratin. ; Eur. ; Stesich. ; Rh. ; Xen. ;

    ', ',
    ,
    Antipho. poet. ap. Plat. Ap. Rh.
    Fond of banquets, A
    ',
    ',,',
    ov, Simon. Mel. bark (ship), (and in Hdt. ), Pind. Theogn. Eur.
    To banter,

    ,,, h. Plat. ;

    ,,
    Plat. Hdt. ; Thuc.

    ,, ,
    Xen. See To jest. (Of trees) icith the bark on, ov, Theoc. ; with the
    Banter,

    A banterer,
    h.
    Elegant bantering, Plat.
    Ar. Plat. Xen. Dem.
    See Jest.
    , Ar. See Jester.
    ..
    ,
    ,, ..
    bark all round,
    With rough bark,
    With smooth bark, ,',
    ',
    ov,
    ov,
    Xen.
    Theoph.
    Theoph.
    ov,

    -,
    Baptism, ;
    With thin bark, ov, Theoph.
    ..
    -, , ,
    ,
    Baptist, With similar bark, ov, Theoph.

    "
    ,, , , ,
    , ,,
    To baptize,

    ,
    to dip," etc.
    . ., used also in classical authors for With the bark burst,
    A bursting
    Theoph.
    Theoph.

    ,
    of the bark,
    A bar (or stake), Horn. iEsch. Eur. ; of a door, To bark, i. e. strip a tree of its bark, Horn. ; h.;
    , Horn. Ion. Antiph. Theoph. Theoph.

    ',
    Att. h. Trag.

    ,
    , , , , , ',
    ; ; ; ;

    Ar. Xen. ; Eur. Ar. Xen. See Bolt. Theoph.

    ,
    ,
    Tltebar in a court of law or council-chamber, To bark gradually, Theoph.
    ,
    or ov,
    ',
    ,
    usu. in pi. Ar. Xen. Ar. Dem. To bark as a dog, often c. ace. obj. at which, Horn.
    ,
    ;

    To bar, ,
    The bar of a river, iEsch.
    Horn. ^Esch. Eur. Thuc. Plat. Ar.
    5
    Theog. ;

    and
    similarly
    perf.
    ',
    Horn. Ar.
    c. ace.
    -,
    Horn. Ar. Xen. Isoc. ;

    ,
    ;
    i. e. fut.
    to object to, to forbid, ; c. ace. pers. c. gen. rei, or c.

    , , ',
    Xen. ; Horn. only pres. and imperf. iEsch. ;
    ;

    , ',

    ,
    and and only pres. and imperf. iEsch. Xen. ; Ar. ;

    ,
    or c. inf., or c. inf., or c. and inf. Pind. Hdt.
    Omn. Att.

    -,
    Barb (of an

    , ,,
    To barb,
    Barbarian,
    See To forbid.
    arrow),
    Plut.
    ov,

    ,usu. in pi. Horn.

    Omn. ; Thuc. Xen. ; - ,


    no fut. Xen.
    Barking, i. e.

    , ,
    no perf. Ar. Theoc. ;
    ;

    Theoph.
    Xen. ;

    stripping the bark


    Xen.
    off, Theoph.

    ,,
    ; -
    ,
    ov, Anac. See Foreign. Barley, usu. in pi. Horn. iEsch. Hdt. Omn. Att. prose ;

    Barbarism (in language), Arist. >, indecl. Horn. ; bailey meal, (after Horn. usu. in
    ,
    ,
    To use barbarisms, Horn. Ar. Thuc. Xen. Plat.

    , ,,
    Hdt. Plat. pi.) parched barley,

    , ;

    ,,
    To make barbarian, Isoc. Cratin. Ar.

    ,
    In barbarian fashion,
    Semi-barbarian,
    Barbarity,
    37
    ,
    Ar.
    ov, Eur.
    Eur.
    Xen.
    Hdt. Isoc. ; , Barley cukes,

    Ar. Hdt. ;
    Ar.
    Barley cakes (for sprinkling on victims at a
    Horn. Ap. Rh. ;
    sacrifice),
    Eur. Ap. Rh.
    Horn.
    ;; ;;

    ,, , , ,-, , BARN. BATHE.

    ,
    Barley bread, Hes. h. Archil. Ar. Hdt. Xen. Plat. Lys. To base, etc. Eur. Hdt.
    perf. See To

    To
    Ar.

    , ,,
    sprinkle the barley cake (on the victim), Theoph.
    found.
    The base (of any thing\
    ,,
    ,,
    iEsch. Xen.; Thuc.

    ,
    Of barley, Hippon. Xen. Hdt. "Plat.

    ,
    ;

    To
    ,
    eat barley,

    , ,
    Eating barley, Kpldorpayos, ov, Ar.
    Horn. iEsch.
    The base of a statue,
    The base of military operations,
    Plat. (Com.)
    Thuc. ',
    See Foundation.
    To
    To
    To -,,
    ,,,,,,,, ,,
    eat too

    ,
    much
    eat barley meal,
    eat barley bread,
    ,
    , ,
    barley, Arist.
    Xen.
    Hipp.
    ,
    Basely,
    Baseness,

    ,
    Omn. Eur. Xen. Dem. etc.
    ;

    rb, Horn. Hes. Soph. Eur. Xen. ;


    , Horn. Hes. iEsch. Eur. Hdt. Plat. Antipho. etc. ;

    '-

    ,
    Illness from eating barley, , Xen. Theogn. Soph. Thuc. Plat. Dem. ; Eur. Ar. Plat. ;
    Producing barley, ov, Theophr. , Plat.

    Like barley,

    ,,
    Making barley meal,
    A dealer in barley meal,

    , , ,
    -
    Producing barley in abundance,
    ov, Theoph.
    Xen.
    ov, Theoc.
    Theoph. ;

    Ar.; Niceph.
    A
    ,,
    base action, a'^xpovpy'ia,
    Bashful,

    Bashfully,
    Xen. See Modest.
    Xen.
    Xen. iEschin.
    Plat. Arist.

    ;
    ;

    Plat.
    Plat. ;

    ,,
    One ivho makes barley meal, Hyperid. Bashfulness, Zeno. See Modesty.
    ()
    The market for

    , , ,, , Ar. To be bashful,

    ,
    Horn. Plat.
    barley meal,
    ', pass.

    ',
    Barley water,

    ,
    Barley pottage,

    A drinking of barley water,


    h. ;

    Ar. Hipp.
    Ar. Pherecr. Basil,
    Basin,
    Strat. Eubul.
    rb, Hdt. ; Cratin. ; ', Alcman.

    ,,
    ,, Hipp. 7reAi/fai'iOi',Theoph.

    , , , ,
    A plate for barley cakes, Ar.
    ', A wash-hand basin, Horn. Andoc. ;
    Ar. ;

    , ,,
    barn, Hes. Ap. Rh. poyos, Epich. ;
    Thuc. ; Epich. ;
    Eupol.
    A

    , ,barrel,
    Cask
    Barren
    Hdt.

    , ',
    ,
    ',', ;

    women, Soph.,
    Horn. Hes. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen. Plat.

    (of land), arpiyeros, ov,

    c.
    ov, h. ;

    gen. Eur. ;
    See

    Horn. Hes. h. Horn.


    ov, iEsch. Soph. Hdt., also of
    ov, iEsch. Eur.
    ;

    '-
    A basin in the sea,
    The basin for
    Basis,
    To bask,
    Basking, ',
    the game of the
    iEsch. Xen. ;
    pass. Ar.
    Soph.
    Theoph.

    ,, Plat.
    Dicaearch.

    ,
    ,--
    See Base.

    ,',,
    ;

    ov, Soph.
    ov, Hdt.
    ; ov, Eur. ; apybs, Xen. Isoc.
    ov, Xen.
    A basket,

    ,, ,,
    Eur. Ar. iEschin.

    ,
    and

    ,
    ,
    Ion. cont. in Att.
    Horn. Hes. Ar.
    Horn.
    Hes.

    ,
    ;
    ;

    ,
    ', , , ,
    ;

    ,
    Barren (of women, animals, a, ov, and ov, Horn. Hdt. Sappho Ar. Hdt.

    , ,
    etc.),

    ,
    ; ; ;

    ^,',
    Eur. ; also as subst. Horn. ;
    ovos, Eur. ;

    , Ar.

    ,, , ;Ar. Anth. Ar. Arist. ; ;

    ,
    ov, Call. ; Hdt. Arist. ov, Eur. ; Ar. Plat. Ar. ; Ar. Xen. Ar. ; ;

    ',', ,,
    ov, Hdt. Arist. Hipp. Ar. ; Ar. ; Ar. Thuc. or ;

    Causing barrenness, ov, iEsch. Ar. Ar. ; , Plat.

    ,
    ;

    Barrenly, A fish-basket, Menand.

    ,
    Soph.
    Barrenness (of land),'a/cap7ria,/Esch. -,', Xen. Plat.Antipho. A basket to up in,
    hang things Ar. Arist. ;

    Lycurg. To carry the sacred basket in procession, Ar. Dem.

    To be barren (of land),


    To be barren (of animals),
    barricade,
    ',
    ,, ,
    payb,
    Hdt. Xen.,
    Barrenness (of animals), oklyoyovia, Plat.
    Theoph.

    ,
    Theophr. ',
    Thuc. ; ,
    Basket-work,
    Ar. ;

    ,',, , ,,
    ,
    The carrying the sacred-basket,

    ^, ,,,
    One who carries the basket,
    Plat.
    .
    , usu. in pi. Horn. Hdt.
    , Plat.
    , ;

    , ,^,
    Xen. See Barrier. Made of basket-tvork, Horn. Thuc. Xen. Horn.

    ,
    ;

    To barricade,
    -
    ,,
    Horn. iEsch. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Plat. Xen. Hes. iEsch. Anac. Hdt.
    pyv, Ar. Plat. Xen. ; Thuc. To work
    ;

    in basket-work,
    ;

    Horn. Eur. Hdt. Xen.

    ,
    ; ; ;

    Thuc. Xen. Eupol.

    ,,/, ,,
    To barricade round, Pind. See To fence. Executed in bas-relief, ov, Plat.

    ,
    Well barricaded,
    ov, Pherecr.
    Horn. Pind. iEsch. Plat. ; Bast, (made of bast, or something very like it),
    Hdt.
    Eur.

    ,
    ,,
    ,
    , ,, , ,
    A barrier, against, c. gen. Soph. ; paya, The art ofplaiting bast, Plat.
    payb,

    ,,
    Hdt. Xen. Bastard, often also as subst. Horn. Trag. Hdt. Xen. Dem.

    ,,
    Isoc.
    ,
    ;

    A barrow, Horn. Pind. iEsch. Eur. Hdt.; Soph.; etc. ; a, ov, and ov, Horn. ; Horn. Eur.
    iEsch. ; >, iEsch.Soph. ; Ap. Rh. ; Eur.
    Soph. Eur. Hdt.

    , , A bastard offspring (unborn), (gen. Pind. -),

    ,, , - , ,
    To raise a barrow, Hdt. etc. Soph. ;
    The inheritance of a bastard, Lys.

    , , Hippon. Anac. Hdt. See To beat.


    Eur. ; Hdt. To bastinado,
    A bastion,
    ',
    Heaped up as a barrow,
    , , Xen.

    ', , ,
    ov, Soph.
    To barter,

    , , ,
    c. ace. and gen. or c. ace. and prep. Horn. A bat, , Horn. Ar. Hdt. Plat.

    , , ,', -
    , /
    Pind. Eur.
    exchange
    \ ,
    ; to give in exchange to take in
    Pind. Eur. Hdt. Plat.
    To bate,
    A bath,
    Isoc. Lys. Plat.
    Horn.
    See To lessen.
    Hes. h. Pind. Trag. Ar. Xen.
    ;

    ,
    ;

    y,
    Dem.

    - -), -
    ,
    mid.
    Isoc.
    ,
    c. ace.

    ,,
    and gen. or c. ace. and prep.
    iEschin. See To exchange.
    ay^),
    or Plat. ;

    iEsch. Antiph.
    ,
    Horn. Soph. ,
    Ar. Isae. Dem.
    ;
    iEsch.
    a bathing tub,
    a swimming
    ;

    ;
    ;

    ,-, , , ', , ,
    Barter, Plat. Arist. Plat. See Exchange. ;
    Ar. Eupol.
    ;
    iEsch. ; ;

    , ,
    ,
    Belonging to barter, Plat. Plat. bath, Plat. a vapour bath, Hdt.

    ,
    ; ;
    ;

    ,
    ( Att., elsewhere),
    Base, compar. (poets not t Arist. ; natural warm baths, Ar.

    ,
    Attic have also Omn. A ^Esch. Xen.

    ,, , , ,,.,
    compar. ; bath-room,

    ', '^,
    Soph. Ar. Plat. ; 'ayevv^s, Hdt. Plat.

    Base by birth,
    Base (of an action),
    Arist.
    ov, Soph.
    Eur.
    ,
    Horn. Soph. Hdt. Thuc. Dem. etc.
    Mel. ; ;
    ;

    -
    '-
    Slain in the bath,
    To attend people in a bath,
    A
    ov, iEsch.
    c. dat. Ar.

    bathman (one who attends people in a bath),


    Horn. ;
    The trade of a bathman,
    Xen. Call. ;
    Plat.
    Ar.

    ,
    , ', , ,
    Base (of money, and then metaphorically of men or things), Fetching a bath or water to bathe in, ov, Eur.

    iEsch. Eur. Ar.


    Base-minded,
    Doing base deeds,
    ',
    ov, Theogn. Eur. Hdt. Xen. Plat. Dem.

    38
    Dem. ;

    gen. , \,
    ov, Eur.
    Ar.
    iEsch.
    ; ov, To bathe,

    the bath also


    Plat. ;
    ;
    mid. (in aor. 1.
    mid. sens., in f. contr.
    . c.
    Horn.), c. perf. pass, in
    gen. or c. dat. or c.
    etc. Horn. Hes. Simon. Eur. Ar. Xen.

    mid. Horn. ;
    of

    mid. Horn. Ap. Rh.


    ;; ;;

    ,
    ,' ',
    ,'
    -
    BATHER.

    ,,,
    BEACH.

    ,
    ,,,,
    Taff

    , --
    Eubul. ; pass.
    Hdt. ; having bathed for the last time,

    Arist. ; to bath in a cold bath,


    bathe together,
    Eur. ;

    Eur. to bathe in a \varm bath,

    mid. Ar. ; to spend in baths,


    ;

    Ar.
    &- ; to
    Bay
    A
    etc.
    (colour),
    bay tree,
    A bay (in the sea),
    ayKcbv,
    ; , Soph.

    ,
    To put into a bay (intrans.),
    ',
    Horn.

    ,,
    Ikos,
    Horn. Hes. Soph. Eur. Ap. Rh. See Laurel.

    , Horn. iEsch. Soph. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.

    Puylvav), Thuc. (
    ,,
    ,,,
    mid. Ar. To bay, Horn. Theog. See To bark.

    . ,,
    A A bazaar,
    ,bather, Arist. ; those who bathe together,
    , ',
    Xen. Dem. Plat. ;

    ,, , '
    To
    oi, Ar.

    Having just bathed, ov, for h.


    be,
    poet, , , and
    imper.
    opt.
    poet,
    (2d pi. sync, also
    (not Att.), or
    Horn.), poet.
    subj. >,

    Having just had a vapour


    Fond of bathing,
    bath,
    Hipp.
    ov,
    ov, Hipp.
    perf. \,
    ; infin.

    ,
    poet,
    , poet*ig4# or
    and
    or
    (in 1st sing, only)

    ,
    or

    ,, 2d
    im-
    sing,
    To
    A
    ,,
    be fond
    bathing
    Horn.
    Bathers' drawers,
    1

    , ,
    of bathing,
    kettle (to

    ,
    fdos,
    warm

    \,
    Theopomp. (Com.)
    To pour water into a bath (to fill a bath),

    Bathing in cold water,

    ,, &,
    Water that has been used in a bath,

    , Theoph.
    Ar.
    Anth.
    Hipp.
    water for the bath

    ,
    in), - ,
    ,
    poet, often

    has 3d

    ^,
    also
    pi,

    sync, as always in Att.


    ) ,
    (none of the above poet, forms, except

    sync,
    mid. fut.
    /, aor. 2.
    ;
    and

    part,
    fut.

    poet,

    ,
    etc.

    occur in Att.), Omn.


    3d sing, by
    yivTo, iEol. Dor. perf. mid. yiyova, with reg. per-
    ;
    3d sing,

    ,
    yy,
    sometimes
    Horn, and iEsch. in chor., (Horn, also
    poet,

    -,
    3d sing. poet,
    ,
    and

    also

    ,
    A

    A
    baton,
    Plat
    Bearing a baton,

    ,
    battalion,
    ,
    ^/ ,, ,
    Bathing in hot icater,

    ,,
    , ,
    Theoph.
    Horn. iEsch. Eur. Hdt. Xen. ;

    to, Horn. iEsch. Thuc.


    Hipp.

    Horn. iEsch.
    Xen.

    ,
    ;

    ;
    ,
    sons, and also 1st.
    and Att. yeyws,

    and Ion. perf.


    (Pind. has an inf.

    and
    in Plat.,
    pi.
    yya,
    with (in Horn.) a subj.
    aor. 2. act.
    and Ep. aor. 1.
    y'yv,
    Omn.
    Ep.
    3d
    perf. pass,
    pi.

    yyva,
    part,

    yyv),
    yya,
    fut. 1. pass.

    Soph. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.

    , ,, , ),
    To batten (on),
    To ,
    , ,, -
    iEsch. Soph. Xen.
    pass. c. dat. Pind.
    ;

    See To flourish. pass,


    .

    ya),
    Att. used with a part.,
    pluperf. yv,
    fut. 1 mid.Tei;|o^ai, (the poets, including the Trag., use also a perf.
    aor. 1.
    =
    (verj'- often in

    ,
    be fat. e. g.

    =
    ',
    To batter

    To batter down,

    , ,
    , ,
    (walls, gates, etc.),

    ,
    Pind. Anac. Trag.

    , 4)-, and mid. Horn.


    perf.

    Xen.
    Horn.

    See
    pres. ind. and 3d sing. opt. act.,
    Omn.
    3d
    ;

    sing, imperf.
    only in 1st and 3d sing,
    and by

    ', ,
    act. ; sync, infin. part, in mid. only 2d and 3d

    ,, ,
    To beat.

    (, -
    pers. sing., 3d pi. pres. ind., imperf. 2d sing, and

    ,
    A battering-ram, Kplos, Xen. 3d sing, and imperat. pres.
    Battle,
    ,
    ,, , , Horn.
    Horn. ; Horn. ; part, Euphor.), (the Attics use no part of
    -,
    ,
    ;

    ,, -, ,

    ,
    ace. and Horn. Hes. Soph, (in ch.) Ar. ; the imperf. nor the infin. nor the imperat.), Omn. poet. ;

    Horn. Pind.
    ,
    ,
    ,
    , ,, , ,,, , ', , ,
    Horn. iEsch. Ap. Rh. ;
    Horn. Hes. Eur., also
    ', ,
    ,,
    ; Horn. Hdt. Ap. Rh. ;
    to, Horn. Pind.

    only in dat. 5cu, Horn. Hes. iEsch. Ap. Rh., ace.


    , ios,

    Horn.
    ;

    ',
    pres.
    only in 3d pers. sing. pres. subj. Horn. ;
    and Ion. imperf.
    augm. imperf.
    and 3d sing. aor. 2 act.
    pass. Soph.,
    only

    Horn.
    c. adv., as
    and part. pres.
    to
    Omn.
    be well, Omn.
    poet. ;

    ,
    Call. ;

    , ,,
    Omn. ;

    , ,
    Pind. Ap. Rh.
    Sophs, Eur.

    ,
    dat.

    ,',
    ,
    Pind.;

    , ,',
    ;
    and

    ,
    Horn. Ap. Rh.
    Pind. iEsch. Eur.;
    JEsch. Hdt. Xen.

    -,
    ;

    Hdt. ;
    and
    ,
    Hes.

    Thuc. ;
    ;

    ,,
    ;
    pass. c. aor. 2. perf. and pluperf. act. esp. to be by na-
    ture, Omn.
    Soph. Thuc. Xen.
    imperf. and
    pass. c. ace. 2. perf. and pluperf. act. Horn.
    ;

    pass. Pind.
    JEsch. Soph. Eur.
    ; and
    no
    ;

    A
    A ,,
    A fair

    , ,
    battle
    naval
    Theoc.

    , ,
    ,
    battle,

    ,
    , ,
    by might,
    Hdt.

    Omn.
    Hdt. Thuc.
    perf. Hdt. Omn. Att.
    Soph.
    to
    ;
    pass. Soph. ;

    be in a condition or disposition, Eur. Hdt. Omn. Att. prose ;


    and sync. part.
    pass.
    pass, in perf. Eur. ;

    ,
    ;

    fut.

    ,, ,
    battle, pr. in perf. Hdt.
    A
    A
    A
    A

    ,,
    battle
    land

    battle
    To the battle,
    ,
    battle,
    close battle,

    ', ,
    on

    The line, order of battle,


    ,tlie

    Horn. ;

    ,
    of cavalry,
    Horn. ;
    vialls,

    Thuc.

    Thuc.
    Horn.

    Horn. etc.
    Hdt.
    Hdt. Thuc.

    Hdt. ; , , -, , ,
    Soph. Eur.
    act. perf. part,
    Att.
    ',
    Isoc.
    pass,
    ;

    Ap. Rh.
    no
    pass. c. aor. 2. and perf. and pluperf.
    sync,
    ;

    of persons, Soph.
    yEschin.
    fut.
    ;
    Hdt. Omn.
    of persons only in pres. Soph.
    ;

    c.
    c.

    adv.
    ;

    aor. 2.
    loci,
    ,
    vyv,

    , -
    Xen.
    act.

    ;
    etc.
    Soph.
    ; Hdt.
    ;

    , ,
    ;

    Thuc. See Array. To be, be fixed, laid down as a law, etc.


    i. e. to fut.
    The space between two opposite lines of battle, Horn. Hdt. Soph. Eur. Thuc. Lys.
    Horn.

    , ov, Xen. ;
    Thuc. Xen. ; Thuc. Xen.
    Shaken by the din of battle,
    The signal for battle,
    The battle-field,
    ',
    ',
    ,
    ,'^
    ,
    Without a battle (not. having been engaged in a battle), adj.
    ov, Xen. ; adv.

    ' ,
    ov, ^Esch.
    6
    Xen.
    Horn. Hdt.

    Xen.

    .
    ',
    , .
    - To be among,

    Xen. Dem.
    To be besides,
    Thuc. Dem.
    Soph. Eur.
    To
    c. dat. Horn.

    To be at hand, to be under, etc.,

    ;
    ;
    , ,,,
    Horn. iEsch. Eur. Hdt.

    '^,
    to be in, to le

    be on, to be after, to be over as governor, to be


    near,
    c.

    Xen. Dem.
    dat. Soph.
    c. dat.
    ; , Soph. Eur. Hdt.

    an assistant to
    c. dat.

    any

    ,, '', - ,
    To come to battle,
    ,7
    . Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    ,,
    '^,
    ;
    one, to be besides,
    Hdt. Xen. Dem.
    c. dat. Horn. Hes. Pind. TEsch. Eur.

    ,-
    ', ', , , , .
    Thuc. ; Thuc. ; c To be on, or in, c. dat. Eur. Thuc. Hdt. ; c.

    ,
    dat. Thuc. See To fight.
    Fond of battle, (renowned in battle), ov, Horn. ;
    dat.
    To
    Omn.
    be with, c. dat. Horn. Soph. Eur.
    aor. 2. act. etc. Eur. Plat. Isoc.
    Xen. Dem.

    ,.
    ;

    some

    ,
    ov, Pind. iEsch. ov, Horn. there are also

    , , , , ,
    ; ; c. ;

    ', , ,
    ov, iEsch. Eur. See Warlike. irregular past tenses, as, woe, Rh.

    ,
    ;

    ,
    A battle-axe, twos, (

    Hdt. Rh. was on,


    ; Horn.
    ,
    ,,',,,, , ,
    A battlement, Horn. ; , Horn. iEsch. To be angry, to be ignorant, to be a slave, to be prosperous, etc.
    . . .
    [,
    Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. ; usu. in pi. Horn. Hes. h. opyri, ^Esch. Eur.

    A
    Eur. ;
    Soph.
    bauble,
    To bawl,
    shout,
    ;

    To cry
    ,
    ,
    ,
    Msch. Eur. ;
    in

    out.
    fat.
    ,
    ,
    pi. vEsch.

    Horn.
    perf.
    ;
    vEsch. ;

    Ar. See To
    Eur.
    , Hdt. Thuc.
    It will be better for you,
    Being in flourislang circumstances,
    Things which now are,
    A beach, Horn. '^,
    etc.

    ;
    Soph.
    Thuc.

    Horn. Pind. Trag. Xen. L}\


    Xen.

    39
    ;;;; ;;;

    ,
    ,, BEACHY.
    ,, ,, BEAT.

    , ,
    curg. ,
    Horn. Eur. (i. e. land on which a To be borne, Soph. ; as an evil, And.

    , ,
    ; ;

    ,, , ",
    ship may run), Eur. ; Hdt. See Shore. One must bear, Eur. Plat. ; as an evil, c. dat.
    Beachy, h. Dmarch.
    ),-
    ,
    A beacon,

    ,
    ', : ,
    , ,
    ados, iEsch. ;
    iEsch. Eur. ; (ppvicrbs, iEsch. Thuc.
    /bs,
    , iEsch. ;
    , $,
    ,
    Easy to bear or to
    ov, iEsch.
    be borne (toil), ov, Pind.; (grief

    ,
    The watching of the beacons, iEsch. Bearing children, bv, Eur. ; bearing offspring twice,
    Beak,
    , at, Eur. ; to, to, . ., ov, Anac.

    ', . ,
    ;

    A bear, , \

    ,
    Pind. Hdt. Thuc;

    ,
    Find. iEsch. Eur. ; Horn. Hes. Hdt. Xen. Dem.

    ",
    of a ship,

    The shock of brazen beaks,


    With crooked beak,
    With sharp beak,
    With broad beak,
    ,
    Hdt. Xen.

    ,, Horn.
    ov, iEsch.
    ov, Arist.
    ;
    iEsch.
    Pind.
    A
    , ,
    The Great Bear (the constellation),
    Anac.
    ',
    Soph.;

    ,, , ,
    beard,
    ',, ,
    ;Horn. ; Horn. Anac. ;

    at, Horn. ;

    Horn. Trag. Ar. Xen. ;


    Horn. Soph. Eur.

    Rh.
    Hes.
    ,

    ,
    Horn. Trag. Call.
    iEsch. Ar. ; Ar.
    With high beak (of ships),

    ,
    With brazen beak,
    Horn.ov,
    fem. as, ados, Eur.
    - A goafs beard,

    ',
    , iEsch. Ar. Hdt. Plat.
    , Arist.
    ', , , ,
    , ,,, ,,
    Having ten beaks, attacking with the beak ten times, The beard or ears of corn, Hes. at, Hes.

    ,,
    i. e. ;

    ,
    yEsch. To beard, pass. c. aor. 2., perf. and pluperf. act. c. dat.

    ,
    Like three

    , ', ',
    1

    ships' beaks, Ar. Horn. iEsch. See To oppose.

    , ,
    Beam, of a house,

    ,
    aros, (for the declension of see Bearded, Horn. Plat. ov, Plat. (Com.) ;

    ,
    spear), Hem. ; , Horn. Eur. Ar. Thuc. ; Eur. Plat. (Com.) Theoph. ; ; (of
    Theoph. Theoc. in fem. ,

    ,
    at, a star), Arist. ;
    A
    ,, , , ,
    projecting beam, Thuc. Sophron.
    A

    , , ,
    beam of the sun,

    ,
    Eur. Xen. Plat.

    , -
    ',
    The beam of a pair of scales,
    , Horn. Pind. Trag.
    and usually joined to
    oftenest in pi.

    ,, ,, , , , Eur.
    Eur.
    ;
    or

    ; Eur.
    ;

    iEsch. Plat. ;
    Plat. ;

    Horn. Pind.
    Eur. ;
    Havi?ig a thick beard,

    Anth.
    Ar.
    Having half a beard,

    Bearded like a goat,


    To have a beard,
    ov, and

    Cratin.,
    Theoc. ;

    Horn. Ar. Xen. Plat. Theoc.


    Horn. Plat.

    ov,

    ,
    ,,,, , ,,
    Arist.

    ,,,
    ;

    Beaming (as a beaming eye, etc.), iEsch. Soph. Eur. no fut. Plat. Xen. Theoc. ;

    bv, Eur. Just beginning to have a beard,


    To beam, act. and mid. Omn. poet, and once in Xen.

    ,
    Plat.

    ,
    When my

    ,
    iEsch. Soph. Eur. Xen. See To shine. children begin to have beards,

    ,
    A bean, Horn. Xen. Eur. ; beginning to have beards,
    A kidney bean, Epich. Ar. Eur. Tiresias just beginning to get a beard, . . .

    ,
    ;

    ',
    Made of beans, ov, Alcman. ; Henioch. Call.

    , , ,,),
    , , ,
    A bean-eater, Ar. Beardless, ov, Pind. Plat. ov, Hdt.

    ,
    ;
    ;

    To bear, in all senses, fut. 1. (not found in Horn. Theoc. ;


    vbs, Ap. Rh. ;
    ov, Arist.
    though he has imper. infin. aor. 1. A bearer, Horn.

    ,,
    Horn.,

    ,', - , ,,
    Att., aor. 2.

    ,
    (used also in pass. sens. Eur.), aor. 1. pass,

    To ( Omn.

    ,
    bear, (as to bearaburden),|U.e0e7ra>, imperf.
    Horn.,
    Att. (all these tenses used also in mid.), fut. 1. mid.
    Omn. ,^?,.
    ),
    A beast, Horn. Xen. Call., opposed to birds, Hdt. ;
    pb, , prop, a wild beast, but used of any animal except man,
    Omn. poet. Hdt. Xen. bi\piov, Horn. h. iEsch. Eur. Hdt. Xen.
    Isoc;
    properly only of cattle, Horn. Trag. Plat.
    ;

    Horn. Hes. Pind. iEsch. Soph. Ar. ;


    rare in sing. ; ,
    &,

    ,
    , ,
    Pind.
    carry,
    To bear
    -,
    ;

    ,
    ,',
    , , /,
    To endure.

    ,
    (grief,

    ,
    Eur.

    blame, etc.),
    ;

    mid. perf. pass, in act.


    Xen, Plat. Tsoc. Dem. See To

    A
    only of sheep and oxen, b. iEsch. Hdt. Xen. ;
    only sheep or oxen, Trag. Xen.
    savage beast, Pind. iEsch. Eur. , Ar. ;

    ,
    sens, Horn.), Horn. Plat. Dem. ; (ca-
    (and A beast of burden, Theog. Hdt. Thuc, Xen. etc.

    , ,,
    c. ace. or c. dat. Hdt. Omn. Att. Half of the nature of beast, Eur.
    lamity),
    -,
    ne\'er
    (
    To bear (prosperity),

    used),
    infin.

    ,
    (,aor. 2.
    fut. 1.

    imperat.
    Pind.
    To bear evils, and also to bear or endure to do a thing,

    ,
    (pres.
    Horn.),
    and Horn., who has
    Full of wild beasts,

    To be changed
    Hdt.
    into a
    Free from wild beasts,
    beast,
    ov, Eur. ;
    ov, Eur.
    ;

    ov, Hdt.
    Ar.
    pass.
    ',
    Eur.
    ov, Eur.

    &,
    aor. 1.

    ,
    ,, ,
    ,
    To bear
    , ,
    (, , ',
    Hdt. Xen., but very rare in

    &,&,
    to do,
    and -), and
    prose.
    perf. part,

    Horn. Soph. Eur. Thuc. Xen. Isoc. Dem.


    Horn. Trag. Beastly, (i. e. of or belonging to beasts),
    Xen.
    Like a
    ; like a beast,
    beast of burden,
    Soph. Eur.
    Xen. Plat. Arist.
    Ar.

    ,
    To bear

    &,
    children, fut. oftener h.) Beastly, adv. Isoc.
    aor. 2. perf. mid. also aor. 1. mid. Watching for wild beasts, ov, h.

    ,
    aor. 2.

    ,
    Omn. Killing wild beasts, ov, Theog. Eur. Ar. ;

    , ,
    To bear Horn. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    into, ov, Eur.

    ,,,,, , , , ',,,,,, ,,
    ,
    To bear out of, (and sometimes simply to bear, as to bear

    -
    Devouring beasts,
    &, ov, Eur.

    , '
    fruit), Horn. Hes. Eur. Hdt. Thuc.

    ',
    To bear along with others, to help to bear (griefs, etc.),
    act. and mid. c. dat. pers. iEsch. Soph. Xen.
    (labours), c. dat. pers. Eur.
    Eur.
    Eur. ;
    ;
    To
    To

    Xen.
    wild beasts,
    kill

    beat (anything),
    ), Omn.
    Plat. ;
    ; Omn. ;

    Pind. Trag. ;
    Soph.
    (besides the reg. tenses Ar.has
    and Horn. Ar.
    Soph. Eur. Ar.

    ,,,,
    ;

    Eur. Xen. Lys. Dem.


    Ar. Hdt.
    To bear besides, Xen.
    Hdt. ; Thuc. Xen. Dem.
    To beat (a person), ',
    ;

    Hippon. Anac. Hdt. Plat. Dem. ; pa6-


    To bear three times a year,
    To bear away,

    mood, Horn.

    , ,, , ,,
    They have borne away,

    To be borne on,
    , ,
    Horn.
    Theoph.

    found in no other tense or

    Horn. Ap. Rh.


    To be borne on together (of two rivers), .
    Ar.
    (Com.).
    To
    ;
    esp.

    beat out (metal),


    Mimnerm.
    with a
    Ar. ;

    ;
    stick, Ar.

    Hdt.
    fut.
    Ar. ;
    Eur. Ar. Cratin.
    Ar. ;

    perf. pass,
    ;

    Plat.

    Horn.

    ,
    Rh. To beat against, Pind. iEsch.
    He cannot bear to be helped, Plat. To beat against one another, pass. Eur.
    To be unable or unwilling to bear, To Horn. Thuc.
    / will bear ivith your anger,
    40
    , c. ace.
    iEsch.
    Thuc.
    To
    beat back,
    beat in, Ar.
    To
    To
    To
    ', , , , ,,
    , , , ,,
    beat to death,

    ,
    beat with the fist,
    ground in dancing),
    beat (the or
    , yrjv
    BEATEN.
    Lys. Dem. ;
    iEschin.
    ^Eschin. To beautify,
    '*,
    Beauty,
    no perf. Eur.
    Tb, Omn.
    Soph. Arist. ;
    See To adorn.
    Horn. ;

    ,-',
    BED.
    ,,, ,,
    Xen. Plat.

    Omn.
    ;

    ,
    ;

    \ , ,, ,,
    Soph. Eur. c. ace. Ap. Rh. c. ace. Ap. Rh. ; poet. Isoc. Plat. iEsch. Soph. Eur. ; Eur. Hdt.

    , ,
    ; ;

    ,
    To beat the Iiead or breast (in sign of lamentation), mid. Plat. ; Eur. ; Tb, Eur. ;

    ,
    sine cas. and c. ace, also sometimes c. ace. causae, Horn. Eur. Pind. Ap. Rh.; iEsch. Eur. ; Eur. Ar. Plat. Xen.;
    -,
    Ar. Hdt. Plat. ;

    ,
    fut. iEsch. , Xen.

    ,,
    ,,
    ;

    To
    To
    To
    ,
    , 4, ,
    ace. causae, Eur.
    beat

    -
    beat for
    beat into

    ,-,
    down
    Horn.

    game,
    ;

    (earth),
    Xen.
    ;

    an undistinguishable mass,
    Bion.
    Hdt.
    Eur. ;

    Theoc.
    c. Imagined beauty,
    Beautiful things, garments, carpets, furniture,
    Dem.
    Loving beaidy,
    The prize of beauty, Eur.
    Plat.

    ov, Pind.
    etc. iEsch.

    ),
    ;

    , ,
    Theoc. To be the most beautiful, Hdt., in mid. Eur.
    To

    ,
    c.
    beat in

    , , ,
    a race,
    gen. of competitors, Hdt.

    ,
    or
    Xen.
    fut. (not To becalm,
    Because,
    Eur.
    ,,
    See To calm.
    c. ind. Horn. Hes. Xen.

    ,
    etc., c. opt. Hdt. Xen.

    ,
    To beat (as a heart beats), Eur. Ar. c. ind. Horn. Pind., and as prep. c. gen.

    c. aor. 1.
    ,
    mid. . Rh.
    iEsch. Plat. ; Ar.,
    usu. after its case, iEsch. Soph.
    ;

    Rh. c. ; . ;

    ), '
    To maL to beat, (of a heart),

    ,
    To beat with many blows on the bach,
    Dem.
    Ion.
    (sc.
    ind. Horn.
    Xen.
    Because
    as prep.
    Plat.

    (,
    ;

    iEsch.),
    c. ind.

    gen. Xen.,
    Soph.

    Omn.
    ; Hdt. Plat.

    of, c.

    ',
    c. ace. ;

    , ,
    He

    ,
    , ,', ,
    beat him out of his

    ,
    boasting,
    ',
    gen. either before or after its case, Omn.
    ', gen. Omn.
    c. ; c.

    , ,
    5
    jEsch., also c. gen. pers. ace. rei, as poet. ; c. gen. Horn. Eur. Hdt. ; c. gen. Horn.

    ,
    jEsch.
    Beaten,
    Arist.

    , ,,
    ,
    Beating around,
    A beating,
    ;

    ,, ,,,
    ,
    Beaten (as the shore by a storm),
    To be beaten (for game),
    iEsch..
    ov,

    as the sea,
    Omn.
    ; as metal,
    Soph. Eur.

    Att. pr.
    ov,

    See Defeat.
    Xen.
    rjyos,

    ov,
    ov,

    Soph.
    Horn.;

    \, Soph.

    A
    Hdt.
    Trag.
    ;

    Horn. Plat. Theoc.


    I have grief because of him and

    beccafico,
    Horn.
    c.

    verbs or nouns of grieving, caring,


    ace. Pind.
    c. gen. JEsch.

    or
    Thuc. Isoc. Dem.
    ;

    all, ^
    etc.
    c.

    ,
    gen. Eur.
    ;

    Epich.
    c. gen. Omn.,
    c.

    Dem.
    gen. Pind.
    ;

    c.
    with
    dat.

    ,
    A
    A
    ,
    , , ,,
    The
    , ',
    , , ,
    , , ^, ,
    beating (of a person),
    beating (of the breast), etc. in lamentation,

    - ,
    beating, or the noise

    ,
    made by such
    Antipho.

    beating,
    See Blow.
    Soph.
    iEsch.
    To beckon,

    A
    Xen.
    beckoning,
    Horn. Eur. ;

    Tb, Thuc.
    c. dat. pers. to whom,

    -, , , ,//,
    . . To become,
    Eur.
    or or
    iEsch. Eur., and sine
    Eur. ;

    sing, by sjmc.
    mid.
    and
    fut.
    iEol. Dor.,
    aor. 2.
    mid. -,- 3d

    ,
    perf.
    -,
    ;

    Theoc.

    , ;

    -,
    ,
    Soph., or the noise of beating any thing else, as
    ,
    with regular persons, and also with
    , 1 st pi. 3d pi.

    ,
    gates, etc. Eur. part, and Att. perf. pass.
    A
    ,, ,
    beating
    Beatitude,
    of the ground with
    Omn.
    the feet in dancing,
    post Horn. See Happiness.
    Eur.
    Thuc.
    fut. 1. pass, in Plat. Omn. ;

    ,',, ,',,,,,, , ' , ,


    A beaver, , Hdt. To become by a change, pres. and imperf. pass. c. aor.
    Of or belonging to a beaver, Hipp. 2., perf. and pluperf. act. Eur. pres. pass. aor. 2.
    Beautiful,
    (iTrag., t elsewhere), superl.
    ( Horn.,
    Horn.
    Trag., elsewhere), comp.
    Omn.;
    act. -, perf.
    To become a man, a citizen,
    Emped.
    ;

    Plat.
    (fut. -)
    c.

    ov, Horn. ; Horn. Soph. Eur. Plat.

    ,
    Horn. Hes. Pind. ;

    '),
    ,,-, , ',, ,
    He will become happy,
    Eur. Hdt. Xen.; Horn. Hes. Pind. iEsch. Eur. Hdt. Xen. (from Soph.
    );
    ,
    Plat. ; ,
    bv, and bs, bv, Horn. Pind. Soph. Omn. ;
    What will become of our oaths? (from

    ,
    poet. ;
    ov, Sappho, ./Esch. Eur. Hdt.; Hes. Pind. Horn.
    Ar. Plat. Xen. Pind. ; ;
    ov, h. ; He is become young from having been old, "-

    ,
    ,,-,-, ,
    Omn. Att. ;
    ov, and
    With beautiful
    ./Esch. ; , ,
    ov, Eur. ;
    ov, Ar. Plat. Xen.
    cheeks,
    Eur. ;

    ov, Eur.
    ov, Horn. ; ov, Plat.
    Eur.
    (Men by being cowards) became women,

    To become, i. e. be becoming to, only in 3d pers. sing. pres.

    , and imperf., though not always impersonal, and in part. usu. c.


    With beautiful hair, ov, Horn. ; ov,
    Horn. Pind. gen. Horn. ; ov, dat. and inf., sometimes c. ace. and inf. or c. inf. alone, once c.

    , ,, , ,
    ;

    ~*,
    Horn. Hes. Pind. gen. after the participle, Omn. post Horn.

    ,
    With beautiful limbs,

    , ',
    With beautiful arms,
    With beautiful eyes,

    ,-,, ,, ,, ,, ,
    , ,
    With beautiful feet or ankles,

    ,
    With beautiful hands,
    Beautiful (of things),
    Chaerem.
    a, ov, rarely ov, Horn. Pind.
    ov, Pind.
    Eur.
    ov, Eur.
    ov,

    ,
    Hes.
    It becomes, impers.

    c.
    Omn.;
    impers. fut.
    once in Horn. Soph. Dem.
    only pres. Pind. JEsch. ;
    usu. c. and sometimes
    dat.
    , c.
    infin.
    ace, rarely
    etc. ;

    c. ace.
    c.
    and
    dat., also
    fut.

    Hdt. Omn. Att.


    c.
    c.

    dat.
    only pres. and rarely imperf.,
    c.
    imperf.
    07ra>sand ind., also
    Omn.
    Pind.

    ;
    ;
    Att.
    '-,
    and

    and

    , , , ,
    Eur. ; Soph. Xen. Dem. impers. imperf. part.

    ,, ,,
    Horn. dat.
    Beautiful, esp. of carved or embroidered work,
    Pind. iEsch. Eur. Horn. Hes. Eur. ;
    Horn. ^,
    Att. Hdt.
    etc. c. dat. pers.
    for
    ;

    gen. rei,

    c.
    or c.

    dat. pers.
    dat. pers.
    and
    and
    infin.
    infin.
    Soph.
    Omn.
    See

    , ,
    ;
    ;

    ov, Horn. Hes. ; Horn. Ought.


    Beautifully flawing (of a river), ov, and ov, Becoming, yEsch. ; Ar. Isoc. Plat.

    , ,
    Horn. Pind. ov, Eur.; Xen.
    Beautifully shining, Anac. When it was becoming, nom. abs. Plat.

    ,
    Eur.

    ,
    ;

    , -
    Beautifully sounding, More than is becoming,

    .
    ov, Eur. ov, Plat.
    b,
    ;

    Plat.

    , ,
    ', , ,, , ,,,,
    ,
    Beautifully yoked (of a chariot),
    Beautiful and young, gen. -, Eur.
    Eur.
    Becoming
    Becomingly,
    to,

    c. dat.
    c.

    Thuc. Plat. Isoc;


    gen. Hdt. yEsch. Soph.
    Pind. /Esch. Eur. Xen. Isoc.
    Plat.
    ;

    ,
    Exceedingly beautiful, h. Hdt. Ap. Rh. A bed, Omn. Omn. poet, , Horn.

    ,,
    ; ;

    Xen.; ov, Arist.; Cratin. Theoc. ; Omn. poet, and Hdt. ; Horn. Eur. Hdt.

    (and -
    Beautifully,
    -, (for quantity see above), Omn.
    Att.), iEsch. Eur. Hdt.
    41
    Eur. Plat. ;
    ; Tb, Omn. poet.
    Pind. iEsch. Thuc. Xen.
    ; Omn.
    ;
    poet. ;

    G
    Horn. Eur.
    Tb, Theog.
    ;;;; ;

    , ,,,,
    ~, , ,
    Ar. Plat. Dem.
    Ar. ,,
    ;
    BEDEW.
    Eur. Hdt. Xen. Plat.
    Ar. ; Ar.
    Dem. ; ,, , ,
    , ,
    only used in nom. and ace. iEsch.
    Arist.
    BEFORE,
    ; olvos , Hdt. ;

    ,
    ; ;

    ,
    ,
    TEsch. Soph. Of beer, Cratin.
    ',
    ,
    '
    A low bed (on the ground), JEsch. Eur. Theoc. Ap. Rh. Beestings, Ar. Ar. ; Aris.

    ,
    ;

    ,
    ,
    Plat. ; ,Theoc. A pudding of beestings, Ar.

    , ,
    A , Soph. Hdt. Bion. Beet, , Theoph.
    bed of leaves, ados,
    , Ar. Ar. ;

    ,
    ;

    A
    ,
    -
    bed of leaves, or straw, or rushes, ados, , Ar. Hdt. Xen. To dress with beet, Ar.

    A
    Plat. Bion.

    ,
    , , ', Xen.
    A beetle,
    dung beetle,

    , , ,
    Ar.
    , ;

    ,
    Ar. ;
    Arist. ; a

    ,
    horse's bed, Hipp.

    -,
    Out of bed,
    To bed,
    An
    A
    Bed
    bedstead,

    Horn.
    clothes,
    ;
    ,
    ,,
    uncomfortable bed,
    ,
    ,,, , ,, ,
    ,,
    Horn.
    Horn.

    Horn.
    Horn.
    ;

    Ar. Xen.
    Horn.
    ,
    , ;
    ^Esch.

    Horn. ;
    Ar.
    ,
    To befall,
    perf.
    Eur.

    -,
    ;

    used pres.

    -,
    pass,

    ,
    ,
    c.

    c.
    c.

    dat.
    See To happen.
    dat. Thuc.
    no
    ace.
    perf. c. ace.
    Soph.
    Ar. ;
    mid. only in
    pluperf.

    ;
    Hdt. ;
    pres.,

    4, fut.
    fut.
    and
    aor. 2.

    -,

    mid.,
    Horn.
    from a dis-
    aor.
    aor.
    c.

    2.
    2

    A
    A
    bed-post,
    bed-room,
    Bed-time,
    Being without a
    ,,
    , ,
    Hdt.
    bed,
    or -, -?vos, , Horn.
    Ar. Plat. Lys. ;

    ov, Epich. Plat.

    ,
    , Ar.
    To befit,

    c. ace.
    (e.g. befitting
    and

    , ,,
    inf.

    ,
    only in 3d pers. sing. pres. and imperf. though
    not always impersonal, and in part. usu. c. dat. and inf., sometimes
    or
    my
    c. inf.

    evil genius,
    alone, once c.
    '
    gen. after the participle
    Soph.),
    The
    Making
    being without a bed, Plat.

    ,- Onm.
    Befitting,
    post. Horn. See To
    M&ch.
    become.
    Ar. Isoc. Plat. Xen.

    ,
    one keep one's bed (as sickness, grief, etc.),

    ,
    ;

    ,-,
    iEsch. ; Eur. See Becoming.

    , ,, , ,
    Which lays one in a sad bed (as war, death, etc.), Before (in point of time), adv. and c. gen. or c. infin. Omn.
    Horn.
    To put to bed, Horn. no Horn. Hes.
    poet; Horn.;
    Horn.
    or-0ev, adv. ore. gen.
    Soph. ; , ,
    Omn. poet.;

    ,
    ; perf. ; or ; or
    -, ( Horn.

    ,
    Ar. adv. and c. gen. Horn. Hes. yEsch. Ap. Rh. ;

    ,
    To put to bed with,
    To make a bed,

    , , '- \
    and by
    c. ace.

    sync,
    and dat. iEschin.
    Soph. ; and
    elsewhere),
    subj. properly
    usu. c. indie, when following a negation c.
    Omn. Plat.,
    with av, which however is often omitted in poets and

    ,
    Xen., aor. 1. and perf. and plu- even by the Trag. but rarely in prose, often joined with 7, as
    -,
    ,
    perf. pass.
    Eur. See To spread, To streio.
    To make a bed of leaves or straw,
    Hoin. Soph. Eur. Hdt. ;

    Arist.
    &v ye, or
    (Horn, has
    often c.
    y av, or c. opt. when following a negative,
    y , and
    infin.
    y
    ;
    followed by opt.), very
    usually when the mood is indie, the
    ,
    tense is pres.

    ,
    To have a soft bed, Hipp. or imperf. ; when the mood is subj. or opt. the tense is aor. ; when
    To have a hard bed, Hipp. mood
    , though sometimes

    ,
    infin. the tense oftenest aor.

    ,
    the is is

    A , , ,, ,
    Having a hard bed,
    A packing-case for the bed-clothes,

    ,
    Plat. ^Eschin.

    ,, , -
    bed-fellow,
    Theoph,

    , Pind.
    or ov, Ar.

    , usu. ,
    Xen.
    perf. or pres. c. gen.

    ,
    Xen.
    c. '/) and

    or
    c. infin.,

    -, adv.,
    Pind.;
    infin. or c.
    or
    ~ and
    adv. Horn., prep.

    or as prep.
    indie, or
    \
    gen.
    c.
    c. ) and
    c.

    subj., Pind.
    Omn.
    gen. Omn.
    subj., also
    Hdt.

    ,
    ; ; c. ;

    Pind. Trag.

    , ,,, ;

    ,, , JEsch. ; Soph. c. infin. Pind.; av, c. aor. 2. subj. Xen.;

    ,
    -,

    ,
    , Eur. ; ace. Soph. ; ), c. indie, of a past tense, Soph. ;
    ?
    r), c.

    .
    , ,
    ' , , in pi. Eur. ; used as adj. indie, of a past tense,
    -,
    Xen. ; adv. JEsch. ; or

    ,, ',, ,
    iEsch. ; ov, adj. iEsch. adv. or as prep. c. gen. Plat. Dem. ; Theoc.
    To bedew,
    JEsch. Soph. Eur.

    , ,,
    Pind. Hdt. Plat. Xen.;
    c. gen. rei, c. ace.

    bedewed his hairy cheeks with froth,


    Eur. ;
    ;

    ',
    no perf. Eur. Xen. ;
    no
    inst., as
    perf.
    he
    them,
    Before, of place,
    pyovo
    Thuc.

    ,
    as it has been said before,
    ;

    Xen., forefathers and fathers and those before

    c. gen. Omn. ;
    , or
    Dem.
    -, adv. or as

    ,,
    Eur. ; Ar. prep. c. gen. Omn. ; c. gen. Horn. ; c.gen. Hes.
    To bedew one's-self mid. Ap. Rh. c. ace. Eur. ; or -, adv. or as prep. c. gen, Eur. Hdt. Xen.

    ',
    Bedewed (with blood), iEsch. Dem. Ap. Rh. ; or -, adv. Eur. c. gen.

    ,, , , , ,, ,.,^ ,,
    ;

    To bedim

    , , ,
    Hes. Pind. Eur. Hdt.
    See To dim, To obscure.
    Bedridden (or confined to one's bed by
    ; iEsch. Ap. Rh.
    Before (of people), i. e. in front of, face to face, etc.
    adv. Horn. ;
    adv. &,

    ,,
    sickness), and as prep. c. gen. Horn. ; c. gen.

    ,
    Xen. Hipp. Eur.; Horn. ; &vtiov, adv. and often as prep. c. gen. Horn. Hdt. ;
    A ,

    ^
    bee, Onm. ;
    , iEsch. ; Ar. c. gen. Horn. ; c. dat. Horn. c. gen. Horn. ;

    ,
    young bee (before adv. Ap. Rh. ;

    ,, , ,
    its wings are grown), Arist. Soph. ; adv. Horn. ;
    The queen-bee, Arist. c. dat. as he sang before the suitors,
    * '

    , ,, ,,
    Like a bee, Arist. Horn., c. ace. as if death had been before his eyes, et
    ,
    A
    Made
    bee-hive,
    Fed on by bees,
    by bees,
    iEsop.
    ov, Anth.
    ov, Pind.; eyes, " ',
    Eur.; c. ace. as to speak before the people,

    Soph. , , , Xen.;
    adv. Soph.
    c. ace. as before one's

    ,
    ov, ;

    Anth.
    A . Before (i. e. in the view of all, as a prize lies in the view of all, or

    , ,,
    ,
    keeper of bees, Arist. Rh. exposed to the competition of all), or or
    ;

    Arist. Plat. Arist. Horn. Hdt. Xen. ; els Xen.


    c. gen. as glory

    ',
    ;
    ; ;

    Horn. we
    . before or in the eyes of the Trojans,

    , , ;

    \>

    ,
    Keeping bees, ovos, , Rh. do nothing august before the Gods,
    Supporting bees,

    , Thuc. dat. as the things before one's feet,


    ov, of a place, Eur.

    ,
    ; c.
    The keeping of bees,
    Bees'-wax, vos, 77, Arist.
    Arist. Soph.
    Before rather than), c. gen. Eur. ; , c. gen.

    ,
    (i. e.

    , ,
    The wax with ichich bees line the hive, Arist

    ,
    Dem. long speeches are before (i. e. better than short speeches),
    , '-
    ,,,
    ;

    ,
    A beech-tree,

    ,
    Theoph. Eur. ; do not put
    Beechen,
    ,, Theoph. your arguments before mine (i. e.

    &, Eur.
    do not prefer, etc.),

    ,
    Beef, Horn. Xen. See Oic.
    Beef-eating,

    Beer,
    Anth.
    ov, Simon.

    Archil. .Esch. ; Soph.


    ov, Soph. Ar.

    , ;

    ; ,
    They ought

    Before, adj. in point of time,


    be beforehand ivith events,
    Dem.
    Omn.;
    ;; ;;;
    ;

    ,
    Ar.
    ,,, ,, , ,
    ,, ) ; Xen. of ;
    BEFORE.
    place, c. gen. Horn. Ap. c. gen. or c. ace., often c.
    BEHEAD.
    part. Horn. Eur. Hdt. Xen. Plat. Isoc.
    Rh.

    ,
    Before
    Before ,
    Eur. Xen.
    ;

    , the house,
    (i. e.

    -,-
    ;

    that
    c. gen. Horn

    is
    ov,

    superior to),
    Theoc.
    (or
    ; c.

    c.
    gen. or

    dat. rei
    c.

    yEsch.
    or
    dat. Horn.

    ,
    Dem.

    Hes. ;
    ;

    pass, in pass.

    ', perf.
    sens,

    c.
    -,
    aor. 1.
    Thuc. Isoc. Dem.

    and mid.
    esp.
    ;

    of sacrifices, Eur. yEschin.


    c. ace. Horn.

    act. and mid. Horn. yEsch. Eur. Hdt.


    -,
    mid. c. perf.

    ,
    , ,
    Plat. Isse.

    ,
    To be before

    -
    ,
    , , ,
    (i. e. to be born before, live before, etc.),

    only in part. perf. and perf. pass. ?)-


    '^- in intrans. sens,
    cially of
    Soph. ;
    months and seasons, Horn. Hes.
    pass. c. perf. and pluperf. act., espe-

    rare except in pres. and imperf. Soph.


    ,
    ; c. ,

    , , ,
    ;

    Hdt. Omn. Att. prose. yEsch. Eur. us begin to speak of


    ; as, let

    ,
    To he before one, as a choice, a danger, a reward, etc.,

    ',
    something else, Eur. ; of yov,
    ,
    ,,
    by sync,

    .
    fut.
    c. dat. Horn. Pind.

    Pind. Dem.
    To be before (i. e. in front of),
    Ep. imperf. 3d sing,
    Soph. Plat. Xen. ; c. dat.

    c. gen. Soph. Eur. Hdt.

    Xen., or as a proposition, Eur. Ar. Hdt. Plat.

    ,
    any thing to be done by two parties, as a battle, a conversation,
    etc., Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen. ;
    Ar. Isoc. Dem. ;
    Plat.
    To begin an
    in pres. and aor. 1. mid.
    mid. c. gen. Xen. ;

    action at law,
    ,'
    c. gen.

    (-), act. or neut. as the ac-

    ,,,, ^,
    To be beforehand (in doing anything),

    as if from
    mid.
    Dem. etc.
    ( Horn.,
    Hdt. Thuc. ;
    Eur.,

    Horn. Theogn. yEsch. Eur. Thuc. Xen. Isoc.


    Hdt. Thuc. See To anticipate.
    elsewhere), fut.
    aor. 1.
    aor. 2.
    (not in Horn.), part. aor. 1.
    /
    tion began,
    teas about to begin this

    agreeing to pay him the money at the beginning of the month,


    apyipiov
    Isae.

    ,
    ',
    -
    action against them,

    , Dem., or of a month, as

    , ,
    ;

    ', -
    To befoul, Ar. Andoc.
    $**,
    ,
    To befriend, mid. fut. aor. 2. -eyevo-
    -^, To begin, or prelude (in music), mid. c. ace. Theoc.

    Hdt.

    ,
    perf -ytyova, perf. pass. c. act. sens,

    , ,
    To beg,

    ,
    ',
    c. ace. rei, Horn.

    with similar construction


    c. dat.

    c. ace. rei or c. ace.

    pers., or c. gem. ace, or c. ace. rei and prep. Horn. Pind. Soph.
    only pres. and im-
    perf., properly to stoop as a beggar, Horn., c. ace. loci, as to go
    ;
    ; ,
    One must begin,

    A beginner,
    Plat.

    Eur. Xen. Isoc. Dinarch. ;


    One who does a thing for the first time,
    Beginning, adj. ,
    , ,
    ov, yEsch. ;
    ,
    i. e. one who does a thing as the principal, apxriybs,

    , Eur.

    -,
    , , Alex.
    yEsch.
    Soph. Plat.

    -, ,
    ; Plat. ;

    ,, -
    Hes.

    ', ,
    begging to other people's houses,

    ,
    mid. fut.
    ; c. ace. rei or pers., or c. ace. and prep., or c.

    gem. ace. Horn. Theogn. Plat. Lycurg. Antipho. ;


    Archil.
    Eur. Ar. Hdt. Isoc. ;
    Soph.
    Dem.
    Ar. ;

    '-, ;
    pwopyb, ov,
    A beginning,
    Xen.
    Soph.
    Plat.
    Dem.
    ',',
    ; by
    ;

    ,
    Plat.

    contract,

    ,
    Omn. ; Pind. ;
    Pind. yEsch. Eur.
    usu. in pi. Eur. Ar. ; , ; ',, Pind.

    ,
    yEsch. ; Andoc.
    To beg off,

    ,
    and oftener mid. isch." Xen. Lys. To make a beginning, Ar.
    Dem.

    , ,
    To beg a criminal off from an accusation (so that the accusation
    Without a beginning,
    From
    ',
    the beginning,

    ,
    ov, Plat.
    Pind. yEsch. Soph. Hdt.

    -,
    ,
    ;

    ,, ,
    may be dropped), iEschin. Hdt. Plat. Dem. etc.

    ,
    ;

    -, , ' ,
    To join in begging, fut. aor. 1. pass, in act. Begone, eppe, Horn. Soph. Ar. etc., also c. fut., as, will

    A
    sens,
    beggar, , Horn.
    c.

    , Horn. ;
    ace. rei, gen. pers. Plat.

    subst. and adj. , bv, and bs, bv, Horn. Hes. yEsch. Soph.
    , ;
    Dem.
    ,
    '
    '-, ' ,
    ,' ,
    ',
    ,',
    , ,
    "ye not be gone to destruction?
    c. gen. Eur. ; Ar. ;
    is
    Ar. Plat. ; ', ; Ar.

    , , , ,
    Soph. Eur. Ar.

    , ,
    ; Plat.
    ,
    ;

    Xen. Plat. Dem. etc.; '6/\, , Eur.; ,


    - is Ar. es Ar. yEsch.

    ,
    ; ;

    yEsch. ; Archil. , Ar. also in 3d sing,


    ; Eur. ;

    ,,,,
    A beggar for scraps offood,
    Begging,
    Fond of begging,
    ov, Horn.
    Arist.
    ; ov,
    Horn.
    yEsch.


    To
    yEsch.
    beguile,
    Xen. See To deceive.
    See Away.
    Horn. ; ',
    Horn. Soph. Eur. Thuc.

    ,
    Beggarly, Eur. Plat. Lycurg. ; more beggarly, To beguile (as to beguile grief, etc.), yEsch. ;

    , , , ,
    from (see above), Ar. no Theoc.
    perf.

    , , ,
    Begged, Behalf (in behalf Omn.

    -
    Soph. gen. Horn. gen.

    -
    of), c. c.

    ,, , ,,
    ;

    Begging,

    To beget,
    Ar. Hdt. Plat. Lys.

    -,
    Fond of drawing beggarly characters, Ar.
    , See For.

    ,
    To behave,

    ,
    and aor. 2.
    mid. and pass. aor. 1. pass,
    mid. fut.

    , ,
    fut. and aor. 2. Horn. ;

    perf. mid.

    ,
    Eur. Lj-curg. ;
    aor. 2. mid.

    ', ,,
    --,
    Horn. Hes. yEsch.
    aor. 1. mid. no other tense," Horn.
    fut. aor. 1. mid.
    c. dat. or c.
    aor. 2.
    Eur. Hdt. Omn. Att. prose , ,
    , ,- ,, ,, -, -
    yEsch. Soph. Eur. ; and in mid. Hes. Eur. ; to behave with humanity, etc.
    Hes. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen. Plat. only in pres. Dem., but *also, they behave with great liberality to you,
    ',
    -,
    ;

    ,
    yvv,
    ,
    ,-,^, ,
    Hes. ; Pind. yEsch. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen. ;
    Phil. ap. Dem. ;

    yEsch. Soph. Plat.; only in pres. and aor. 1. act. Soph. adv. Hdt. Xen. Isoc. Dem. prep.

    ,
    fut. c. ; c.

    , Thuc.
    -,
    Plat. ; Soph. Eur. ; yEsch. Soph. Eur. Thuc. Isoc. mid. no perf. c. adv.

    ,,, ,, , ,-, , ),
    ; ; ;

    and
    Andoc. ;
    Eur.

    , yovco, yEsch. to beget children,

    Eur.
    ;

    (sine cas.) mid. Soph. Eur. Ar. Plat. Xen. yEschin.


    Plat. ; ;
    ;

    sync,
    pass. Plat.
    perf.
    ;

    -,
    etc. (imperf.
    c.
    fut.
    prep. Dem.
    fut.
    ;
    aor. 2.

    -, no aqr. 1.,
    Xen. aor. 2. part, perf. Thuc.

    -, , ,
    ,,,- ,
    To beget hfore, Theoph. yEschin.
    A begetting,
    ,,, , yEsch. yEsch. ; ~- .
    You behave in the same way to your allies, i

    '
    ;

    Plat. , Thuc. Thuc.

    - a be-
    ; ; Plat. ;

    ,, ,
    getting of children, Plat. Isoc. yEschin. ; Having., as I at least think, behaved myself with moderation in all
    Plat. ; Plat. these particulars,
    ),
    ,,', -
    Begetting, adj. ov, Eur. ; ov, Ar.] (perf. part. act. of yEschin.

    ,, ', -
    Begotten,
    To begin,
    c. infin.,

    Omn.
    pass. sens,
    ace.
    ;
    yvvh,
    or sometimes

    Horn. Pind. Eur. Xen.


    43
    and
    Plat.

    c.

    and mid.
    Omn.
    mid., no perf. in
    part. (mid.
    -,.
    ;
    ;
    any voice, c. gen. or
    more common in Att. prose),
    gen. or
    and
    {-,
    c. ace, perf. pass, in
    c. gen. or
    mid. very rare),
    c.
    Behaviour,
    Of similar behaviour,
    Hdt.
    Of similar

    ,
    To behead,
    Eur.
    behaviour,
    Omn. post. Horn.

    Horn. ;
    ov,

    Arist.
    See Manners.
    Thuc. ;

    2
    Horn. ;
    ov, Pind.
    . ;;;; ;;

    ,, ^, BEHEADED.
    , BELOW.

    ,
    ,,
    Beheaded,

    ,
    ov, Eur. ; rjpos, used as adj. To belie, mid. c. pluperf. pass, in act sens. aor. 1. pass.

    ,
    Behind,
    , yEsch.

    adv. and
    ,-,
    ;

    and -, and poet.


    gen. Horn. Hes.
    used as adj. Eur.
    c. gen. Omn.;
    adv. and
    and -0e, Ar.
    Hes. Pind. See
    ,,
    in pass. sens. Horn. Soph. Eur. Thuc. Xen.;

    ,
    To

    ,,
    falsify.
    Omn. post. Horn. ,
    no perf.

    ,
    c. ; Belief,

    ,,
    Xen.

    ,
    Plat. iEsch. and -0e, adv. and c. To believe, pass. c. dat. sometimes c. ace. rei, or c. ace.

    ,
    ; ;

    gen. Horn. Hes. and -, adv. and c. gen. Horn. and Omn. and
    Hes.; (and
    ;

    Horn. Pind.), Omn.; adv.


    ,
    rei
    infin.
    infin.
    Hdt. Omn. Att.
    ;

    ;
    c. dat. pers., often
    perf. pass. --, c. ace. rei
    in act.

    ,
    and c. gen. Horn. Theogn. Ar. Thuc. Xen. Plat.; -yov, etc. Hdt.

    ,
    ; sens. c. ace. rei dictce,

    c. ace. Hdt.

    , To believe beforehand, Xen. Dem.; fut.


    To
    zeal,
    ,
    stay behind, to be behind, to be behindhand in importance or in
    pass. c. gen. Horn. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. To
    c.

    believe in, think there


    dat. Hdt. ;

    are (Gods, etc.) mid. Eur. Ar.


    Dem.

    ,
    (He

    , ,
    An expedition
    said

    - , ,
    , that) it
    ,
    behind those of the present time in importance,
    Thuc.
    behoved the Athenians . . to be behind no one in
    Plat.
    :Plat.
    To be
    ;

    more
    c. ace.

    inclined to believe,
    (and c. dat. Hdt.) iEsch. Eur. Hdt. Xen.

    c. ace.

    ,
    zeal, Thuc. Lys.

    ,'
    See Inferior.

    ,
    , ,,,
    Believing, c. dat. Theogn. JEsch. Soph. ; c.

    . , ,
    To tie a persons hands behind his bach, and

    ,
    Lys. ; ace. Plat.
    Hipp. Believed, of the person, Xen. Antipho.
    (),

    ,
    To behold, (a Horn., Trag.), no perf., only act. Horn. Believingly, Dem.
    Soph. Eur. or Horn.
    ; mid. only pres. . ; A bell, , iEsch. Eur. Thuc.
    and. imperf. Horn. Hes.

    ' .',
    Horn. for
    , ', Hung with bells, iEseh.

    , ,,
    ; ;

    Rh. aor. 2. from unused opt. subj. Sounding ivith bells, ov, Soph. Eur.

    ,,
    ;

    , ,,
    and also in mid. (mid. once in pass. sens. Ap. Rh.)
    1
    Ar.

    ,
    With bells on his horses' harness, ov,
    Omn.

    ,,
    Xen. ;

    ,,,
    , , ,, ,
    ,
    ,,
    aor. 1. pass,
    Omn.
    ,
    Horn. Hes. Eur.
    ,
    ~,
    ,
    Horn. Eur. Ap. Rh.
    ;

    Horn. Eur. Hdt. Xen.;

    ,
    ', ,
    Horn. Pind. Trag. Xen.

    mid. aor.

    poet.
    Horn.) Horn. Hes. Eur.;
    Ar.

    Horn. Soph. ;
    ;

    Hes.;
    Horn. Soph.
    Horn. Trag. Thuc.
    and
    mid. Eur.
    ;

    2.
    all used in act sense only,

    Eur.
    perf.
    pass,
    ;
    ;

    mid.
    --,
    ;

    (.
    -
    To carry a bell,
    To

    Plat.
    bell the cat,

    Bellona,
    To bellow,

    used of a man, Ar.

    Bellowing,
    ;

    To bellow in answer,
    *,
    mid., aor. 2.

    Horn.
    Horn. Hes. yEsch.

    ./Esch.
    only in aor.

    See To roar.
    See Roaring.
    Ar.
    Plat.

    perf.
    2. Horn. Theoc. ; as an ox,
    Horn. iEsch. Eur.

    ,,
    , , , , Horn. Hdt. Thuc. Ap. Rh. "\,

    ',, ,
    Horn. Hes. Xen. only pres. and imperf. act.
    ],
    A bellows,
    . Ar.

    ,
    ;
    ;

    Omn. poet.; , Rh.

    ,)-,
    Horn.; Soph.;

    , , ,
    Soph.

    , , ,
    imperf.
    ; perf. also (" the
    more probable Attic, at least comic, form," Lid. and Sc.) fut.
    The spout of the bellows,
    Belly, ,
    Ar. Thuc.
    by sync, , Omn. Xen.

    ,
    ;

    '-,
    ", ,
    (from perf. pass, and aor. 1. Hipp. Arist. ; Ar. Hdt. Arist. ; Ar.

    , , , ,
    ,
    fut. 1. perf. 2. in act. sense not used The lower part of the belly, Hipp.

    as if from

    ,
    , ,, ,
    ,
    ,
    - ,
    in prose (Sappho has

    , ,,
    , Omn. ),
    Omn.

    Xen.
    ;

    Pind.), esp. as a superior, as divine providence, etc.


    Ar. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Lys.
    ;
    -, and

    Xen.
    ;

    Omn.
    Horn,

    Plat.
    ;

    , , ; ",
    ', 2d
    Horn. Pind. Trag. Xen.
    (aor. 1. mid.

    Isoc.';
    -,
    sing pres. mid.

    Ar. Hdt. Plat.


    esp. from
    Omn.
    The
    Like a
    belly, or

    Pot-bellied,
    With
    With
    With a
    belly,

    one belly,
    small
    wide part of a

    belly,
    holloiv belly (of
    Arist.;

    a shield),
    jar,

    , Alcie. Ar.
    ov, Arist.
    Arist.

    , ,,
    ,
    Horn.

    ;
    ^,(sc.'aCs),Pherec.

    ,
    Hipp.

    Much.

    ,
    , ,
    Plat.

    ,
    ,,
    a distance, Thuc. Xen. ;
    Soph. Eur.

    , ;
    Omn.
    and

    jEsch. ;
    Att.

    jEsch. Hdt. Xen. Dem.;


    mid. Horn.
    no perf. only act. Omn. post Horn. ;
    ;

    Soph. ;
    ;

    iEsch. ;
    Pind. Theoc,
    ,
    Omn.
    ,
    , ,- , ,,
    , , Att.

    {,
    ; ', '-
    Hes.

    -
    Hdt.
    With
    Ar.

    To

    -,
    hit
    hungry
    Plat.

    To belong to
    a man in
    belly,

    (Com.)

    the belly,
    Hippon.

    (as a possession, etc.),


    Ar.
    compar.
    , Cratin.

    no
    ;

    fut. sinecas.
    subst.

    ,.
    or c.

    , ,,
    gen. tEscIi. ;

    , , ,
    Theoc. Call.), Hdt. Omn. Att. ;

    ,
    esp. from above, Xen. ;

    Rh.
    Ar. ;
    Soph.;

    avya7s, Eur. ;
    c. ace.
    Pind.

    ',
    Plat.

    Plat.

    -,
    ;
    ;

    no fut. c. dat.
    c.

    fut.
    dat. iEsch. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.

    Thuc. Plat.
    c. dat. Eur. Hdt. Plat.

    ; pass. c. dat.

    ,
    To behold besides, Plat. To belong to be of the class of), imperf. aor.
    (i. e.
    -, ,
    To
    ^, ,
    behold before one, Soph. 2. part, c. dat. h. fut. c.

    ,,
    ;

    To

    , behold from
    Behold, adv.
    Omn. Att. ;

    -,
    Soph.
    ,
    ,
    Painful to behold,
    , ,
    Theoc. Call.

    ,
    a
    ',
    ov, iEsch. Soph. ;
    distance,
    pi.
    Soph. See To
    Horn. Eur. Xen. ; ',
    see.

    pi.

    ov,
    Soph.
    Dem.;
    To belong
    etc.),
    Thuc. Dem.
    Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Plat.
    Hdt.
    (pass.)
    to (i. e. to be usually found
    c. gen. JEsch. Thuc. etc. ;

    as impers.
    c. ,
    ;

    in, as qualities,

    only pres.
    c.

    c.
    or

    dat. Eur.
    and imperf.
    c. dat. Isoc.

    conditions,

    c.
    Hdt.
    ace.

    ,,
    ;

    A beholder,
    Antipho.

    To behove

    ,
    ',
    , , , -,
    , , jEsch. Eur. Ar. ;
    Beholding, esp. as a God does,
    (it
    ov, Soph. Ap. Rh.
    behoves), impers.
    ,
    7,
    )], , and infin. Hdt.
    It belonged to
    Duty.
    Belonging,
    Soph.^
    me
    ; ),
    to lament,

    , Dem.
    /ce Soph.

    sine cas. or
    See Ought,

    c. dat.

    ,
    fut. c. ace. rarely c. c. ;

    -,
    Att.
    ,
    dat. also
    ;
    c. and
    only pres. and very rarely imperf., usu. c. dat. and
    sometimes c. ace. Hdt. Omn. Att. ;

    , ,
    c. dat. Soph. Xen.
    indie, also c. infin., once in Horn, and Omn. vEsch. Eur. Thuc. Plat. Xen.
    Beloved,
    Soph. ;
    comp. (t

    Omn.
    Att.,
    ;
    t elsewhere), -, Horn.
    Xen.

    Being

    -,
    , , , ,
    , ,
    Dem. See To become, Ought.

    Pind. Eur. Plat. Xen.


    ,',
    (or essence of a thing),
    See Animal.
    Plat. Arist. ; a being,
    Call. Theoc.
    Below, adv.
    Horn. Trag., also
    -,
    ;

    and
    or
    Call. Omn.
    -, adv. from below,
    -, Horn. Hes. Pind. Trag.
    or
    See Dear.
    c. gen. also

    , ,,
    To belch, no fut. or aor. Horn. Hipp. ; gen. Horn. Hes. Plat. Ap. Rh. c. com-

    , '-
    no or adv., or
    -,-, c. j

    Causing -,
    fut. Eur. Cratin. Hipp.
    A belching,

    To beleaguer,
    Hipp.
    , ' ,
    to
    -,
    belch,
    ;

    Omn.
    , Hipp.
    Hipp.
    ov, Hipp.
    prose.
    ;

    See To
    Hipp.

    besiege.
    Hipp.
    par.
    From
    ,
    Below,
    below,
    Plat., as prep,
    Under, Beneath.
    adj.
    or

    a, ov,
    Omn.

    (also
    Msch. Soph. Eur. Xen.

    and ,
    poet.)

    ov, esp. of the


    c. gen.
    ;

    Omn.

    Gods below, or
    See

    44
    ;; ;;;

    , , ,,
    , ' , ,, ,
    BELOW.
    ,
    BESEECH.

    -, ',.- ,
    the dead, usu. in pi. Horn. Trag. ; c. gen. Horn., of only nom. and ace. sing. Hom. Trag. Xen. Plat. Dem.
    the dead, in pi. JEsch. ; only of the Gods below or of the See Advantage.
    dead, Horn. iEsch, Plat. To benefit, ace, sometimes c. gem. ace. iEsch. Soph.

    - , ,, -,
    c.

    To be below, fut. and aor. 2. Eur. Xen. Plat. Lys. ; c. ace, sometimes c. dat. Omn.

    ace Eur., Omn. Att. prose.

    ,, ,
    perf. mid. Att. ; c.

    A
    ,
    holloio thicket teas beloiv,

    ,
    ' h. ; To benefit in return, c. ace Xen. ; e ace.

    , ,
    Dem.

    ,
    Hdt. Xen. Plat. Isae.

    ,, ,, -
    A belt,
    ,, ,
    Horn. ;

    ,, Horn. ;

    , Hom. Hes.

    , , ,
    Omn.
    Horn. iEsch., and
    Horn. Call. Theoc. Ap. Rh. ;
    , Horn.
    ",
    ; ;
    To

    To
    be benefitted

    derive benefit
    perf. mid.
    from
    in return,

    the calamities
    Plat.
    of the state,
    fut. aor. 2.

    ,
    Pind. Soph. Eur. Hdt. , Hom. ; Hom. ; Lys.

    ,
    With brazen belt,

    , ,, ,
    Eur.

    ,. , , ,
    Pind. , , One ought to benefit,
    Benevolence,
    c. ace Xen.

    Omn. Att. used in pi. = to the old use of

    , ,,,,
    ,
    To bemoan, Omn. See To bewail, To lament. the term " benevolence" for a tax, Dem. ;

    ,
    Eur.
    A bench,
    , , Ar. Ar. ;
    , Hom.
    Ar. ; for rowers,
    ;

    7, , Hom. Hom. Benevolent,


    -.
    ,
    ov, and Att.
    Isae.
    -, ,

    ,
    vos, ; in. pi. compar.
    iEsch. Hdt.; Hes. Eur.; ,
    ;

    Att. Hdt. Omn. Att. Amphi. Dem.

    ,
    usu. in

    , , ,
    tiros, pi. ; Plat. ;

    iEsch. Soph. Eur. Arist. ; Arist.

    ,
    The bench (of judges or magistrates) does not sit, Benevolently, Plat. Xen. Isoe

    ,,
    To be benevolent,

    ,
    Hdt. c. dat. of object, Hdt. Soph.

    ,
    , ov, Hom.
    With good benches, ov, Eur. ; To be benevolent in return, Xen.
    With thirty benches, ov, Theoc. To be benighted, pass. Xen.
    ,
    ,
    ov,

    ,,
    ;

    ',,
    Hdt. Thuc. Benign, ,
    Pind. Trag. Hom.
    See Kind.

    ,, ,
    To bend,

    ', actually and metaph. by entreaty, etc. Hom. Benignly, Hom. ; iEsch. See Kindly.
    iEsch.

    ,,
    Plat

    , , ,
    aor. 1.
    Xen.
    ; , ,
    ,
    ;

    actually and metaph. Omn.


    Xen.

    , ,
    ,,
    ;

    , , ,
    Hom. Ap. Rh.

    Ar. Plat. iEschin.


    Hom. as neut. to bend oneVself,
    Hom.

    Hom.
    c.
    h.

    Xen.
    pass. c.

    part,
    ;

    ,
    ;
    ;

    Plat.
    Hes.
    ;
    ;
    ;

    Hom.
    Eur.
    in pass. Eur.
    ; Benignity,
    Bent,
    To benumb,
    To
    , be

    Benumbing,
    e gen. of

    benumbed,
    aor. 2. , Eur.
    Hom.
    Isae.
    object, Plat.
    Xen.

    ,,
    Hipp.
    ,
    See Kindness.
    See Inclination.

    Plat. Bion.
    iEsch.
    ; fut. --

    -, ,
    ; ;

    ,, bend Xen Theoph. A benumbing, Hipp.

    ,
    Plat. ; as horses their legs, ;

    To bend one^s-self, stoop, mid. Hom. To bequeath, Hom. by will, mid. aor. 1.

    ,
    ;

    ,
    To be bent, (of long pliant spear-shafts),

    , ,
    To bend (as one bends a bow or a sail),

    , ,
    except imperf. from
    , ,
    ', augm. '.
    Hom. Hdt. Xen.
    pass. Hom.
    tenses A bequeathing,
    Plat. Lys.

    ,
    Isae. Dem. ^Eschin.
    ,, Thuc. ;
    See To
    ,,
    leave.
    Lvs.

    ,',',', ',
    fut. etc. Plat.

    ,
    ;

    , , , Isae.
    Hom. JEsch. Soph. no fut. Hom. bequest,
    ;

    -,
    ;

    -,
    Hom.
    To bend

    , ,
    Hom. iEsch. Eur. Hdt.;
    ;

    , , - Hom. Hdt.
    Hom.
    iat. aor. 1.

    Hom.
    often The bequests of good men,
    To bereave,
    -,
    ,. \.),
    ',
    no perf. Hom. Hes. Pind. ;
    Eur.
    fut.

    ,
    back, aor. 1. infin. also pass, perf.
    -,
    ; ;

    Hom.

    , , , ,
    ,
    Soph. Eur. Hdt.

    , ,
    To bend down or forward, act.
    ',
    ; fut.

    Xen.
    Eur.
    usu. e
    aor. 2. part,
    gen., rarely e ace Omn.
    fut. l.mid. in pass. sens.
    ; only

    , ,
    To bend down or forward, intrans. Hom. Ar. Hdt. and imperf. e gen. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Plat.

    ,
    Plat. pres. ;

    , , ,-, , e

    ', Hom. gem. ace Hdt. Omn. Att.


    l>em. ; sometimes c. ace. cognat. v. etc. c. ace pers. gen. rei, sometimes

    ) , ,
    Soph. Eur. Hdt. ; fut. Hom. ; Ar. Xen. c. gen. Soph. ; in fut. aor. 2.
    To

    ,
    bend

    Bent,
    Eur. ;
    ,
    on one side,

    ,
    act.
    To bend on one side, neut.
    He
    ^,
    , , ,,,
    -,,
    teas bent on pleasing,

    ,
    ov, Arist.

    ,
    Hom.
    ,
    (from
    Hes. Pind.
    Thuc.

    ;
    Hom.

    , bv, and
    Plat.
    bs,

    -
    bv,
    To


    be bereaved,

    Thuc. Xen. Isoc. Dem.


    c.

    c.

    perf.
    gen. Hom.

    gen. Eur. Hdt.


    ;

    ;
    Horn. Theogn.

    c.
    ;

    gen. or
    Pind. Eur.

    pass,
    e
    ;

    fut.
    prep. iEsch.
    e
    Eur. Hdt.
    gen. Soph. Eur. Plat.
    pass. Hdt.
    aor. 2.
    ;

    , ,
    Bent, bending, or easily bent (of a bow, a chariot, wheels, etc), See To deprive.

    Well bent,

    ,
    Bent back, , ,
    Hom. Pind. iEsch. Plat. ;

    ,
    ov, Hom. Soph.
    ov,
    . and ivy. Horn.
    Rh. ; with one bend,
    ; h.
    Bereaved
    Hom.
    Plat.
    iEsch.
    Dem.
    (or bereft),
    ; bpvb, ,
    usu.
    bv, in Att.
    e gen. or
    but also
    always b,
    e , bv,
    c.

    Pind. Eur.
    h. Soph. Ap.
    gen.

    ,,,,,
    poet,

    ,
    ,
    ;

    ,
    ov, Arist.
    bend,
    , , , , in any thing, in a wall, in a river, in a
    Rh.
    Eur.
    ;
    ov, e gen. Eur. ;
    a, ov, and ov,

    limb, etc.
    Plat.

    ,,
    A bending,
    A being bent,
    ;

    ,,
    ',
    , , , , ,,
    Hom.

    ,
    Pind. Soph. Hdt. Xen. ;
    Hdt. ;
    ,, Hipp.
    Arist.
    , Arist.
    Eur. Ar. Hdt. A lioness bereft (of
    Bereavement,
    A berry,
    A beryl,
    her cubs),

    ,
    ,
    Pind.

    Luc.
    Arist.
    ;
    Soph.
    . Rh.

    ',, ,
    Beneath, adv. and prep.
    -,
    c. gen. Hom. Hes. Soph. Eur. To beseech, mid. Hom. ;

    (, by, c. gen. or c.

    ,
    Plat. Xen. compar. Ar. Hdt. Xen. and gen. Hom. Ap. Rh. mid. h. Ar.),

    ,
    ; ;

    , -,
    From beneath, or iEsch. Soph. Eur. Xen. aor. Hom. Pind.

    ,
    fut. aor. 1. 2.

    , ,
    c. ;

    gen.,
    Plat.

    ,
    ,,
    Benediction,

    ,
    Benefaction,
    , ,
    See Below, Under.

    &, ,
    Eur. Plat.

    ,,
    or

    Dinarch.
    -,
    Hom. Theog. Thuc. Plat. Xen. Dem.
    , Hom.
    adv. or c. gen. Hom. Hes. Ap. Rh.

    , Xen.
    Soph. Eur., very rare in pr. Hdt. Plat. ;
    Hom. Pind. Xen. Plat.;
    Hom. Soph. Eur.
    part,
    Hdt. Th. Xen. etc. ;
    Omn. ;
    c. ace, sometimes e gen. pers.

    Dem.
    Hes. Pind. Ap. Rh. ;
    in 3d pi.
    mid.,

    ,,
    A benefactor,
    Hdt. Xen. Plat.

    ^,
    ,
    Beneficence,

    ,,,, , , etc.
    ;

    ; fern,
    Hom.
    ,, c.

    Plat.
    ,
    gen. or dat. Pind. Soph. Eur.
    ace,
    Isoc.

    , Eur. Plat.
    fut. aor. 1. pass,
    gem. gen. or e ace rei, and gen. pers., or e gen. pers. and infin.,
    rare c. ace pers. Soph. Eur. Ar. Omn. prose e ace
    pers. and infin. e gen. pers. and infin., rare e gen. rei, Hdt.
    in act. sens.

    ;
    c. gen. rei, or e

    ,.
    , ,
    Beneficent, Arist. no fut., e ace pers. and infin. Pind. no ;

    Beneficial, , ov, and os, ov, c. dat. or c. prep. Eur. fut. Eur. ; ace and infin. Soph. Soph. Eur. ;

    A
    Thuc. Plat.
    Xen.
    benefit,
    Plat. Isoc.
    ,, etc.

    45
    ;

    Dem.
    ,
    ov,
    See Advantageous.
    Hdt. Omn. Att.

    Hom. Sapph. Trag. Xen. Plat. Dem.


    ;

    Soph. Ar.
    mid., only pres. and imperf., e ace pers. or c. ace rei,

    Soph.
    ;c. gem. ace Eur. Thuc. iEschin.

    mid. esp. to obtain by beseech-


    ;
    ; -
    ;; ; ;
    ;;

    , , ,
    BESEEM. BETWEEN.
    4, ('-^,',
    ing, iEsch. Eur.
    Dem.

    4,
    4, 4,
    ;

    c. ace.

    ,4, ,
    no other tense,
    or
    Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Dem.

    c.
    fut.
    dat. .iEsch. Soph. Eur.
    c.

    ,
    ace. or prep.
    aor. 2.
    ;

    4,
    ; ',
    Soph. Eur. ,
    Ar. Xen.
    perf.
    aor. 2.
    - To bethink
    See To
    To
    Thuc.
    betide,
    recollect.
    epyv,
    See To happen.
    (
    fut. 1. -,
    Eur. Thuc. Xen.

    aor. 2. 4, c.
    Dem.

    dat.

    ,
    ;

    ,
    Soph. Eur. ; bpiyvvpou, in aor. 1. pass, in act. sens. c. gen. Eur. Betimes, Att.) Horn. Hes. Soph. Hdt. Xen. etc. See

    4,
    To beseech earnestly,
    Xen.
    Hdt. Thuc.
    iEsch. Soph. Hdt. Xen. Isoc.
    ; Early.
    To betoken, Omn. See To show.
    -4, -4,
    One must beseech,

    ,,4, Xen.
    4, To betray, aor. 1. perf. pass. etc,

    ,,, , , 4, ,
    To beseem, only in 3d pers. sing. pres. and imperf., Hdt. Omn. Att. Omn. Att. Thuc. Xen.

    ,',', ,
    ;

    4,-
    ;

    though not always impers., usu. c. dat. and infin., sometimes c. Dem. Dem. Ar. Thuc. Hdt. Lys.
    ace. and infin. or c. infin. alone, Omn. post Horn. See To eo, ;

    Soph. ;
    ;

    Soph. ; Soph ;
    ;

    become. Ar. Dem. perf. -4, Hdt. Thuc.


    -, Dem.
    ; ;

    To beset, and pluperf. act. perf.


    pass. c. aor. 2. perf. mid. Hdt. Isoc. Dem. aor.
    part. ,
    sometimes c. dat. Horn. iEsch. c. ace. 4, Hdt. Isoc.
    ; 1 . ;

    , ,
    ,,
    Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Plat. Dem.
    Beside (by the side of),
    To be beside one's self, Horn.

    ,4,
    See To surround.
    Horn. Theogn. iEsch. Theoc.
    iEsch. ', ;
    To
    h.
    4,
    betray,
    Pind. Eur. Hdt. Plat.
    4,
    ayy4, Xen.
    i.

    fut. 1.
    e. to disclose (a plan,

    aor.
    ;

    1.
    etc."),

    riveyica, aor.
    Horn.;
    iEsch. Soph. Eur.
    2. r]veyicov, Hdt.;
    ; e/c-

    ,
    ,
    Besides, prep. 4\, c. dat. Horn. Hes. Soph. Dem. etc.

    ,
    c, ;

    dat. Omn., also as adv. Horn. Eur. Xen. etc. To be betrayed, Soph. Eur.

    ,
    c. ace. Ar. pass., perf.

    , 4
    ;

    Xen. ; adv. Horn., c. gen. Plat. ;


    adv. and c. gen. Betrayed, ov, Soph. Eur.; ov, Eur. Hdt. Isoc.
    Eur. Thuc. Plat.

    , ,
    4, , Omn.
    Dem.
    ayyos,

    ,'4,4,44,4, 4, , ',, ,,^, ,4,


    Besides, adv. Att. Ar. Hdt. Thuc. Plut. Betrayed (of a plan, etc.), ov, Thuc.

    ,
    ;

    Dem.

    4,
    , ,
    To besiege,
    4,4, 4-
    Ar. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    ,
    c.
    4 ,
    dat. , Omn.

    c.
    Xen.
    dat.
    c.
    Att. prose
    ;
    c. ace.

    no other tense,
    Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    ace. Thuc. Xen. Dem.
    ;
    Horn.

    ;
    ;

    ;
    Thuc. ;

    c. dat.
    Horn.

    mid., fut.
    sine caa.
    Eur.
    ;
    One must betray,
    A betrayal,
    A
    Plat. (of a plan, etc.),
    betrayer,
    -, , Eur. Ar.
    ;
    (only c. ov), Thuc;
    Eur. Thuc. Xen. Dem.

    Hdt. Omn. Att., fem.

    A betrayer (of an accomplice, or of a plot),


    Thuc.
    Ar.
    Plat.

    ace.

    iEsch. Xen.
    (^),
    ; ,,

    To besiege in company, Hdt. Thuc. Dem. To betroth,

    ,,,, ,4, ^,',


    fut. aor. 2.
    To besiege in turn, Thuc. ve,
    Horn. Pind. Eur. Eur. Hdt. Plat. Dem. 4yy,
    eyy,
    ; ;
    ;

    To take by besieging, Thuc. Xen. Eur. Eur. Eur.


    -4 ;

    -4, ;
    ;

    To be besieged,
    Being besieged by 4, Isoc.
    the Carthaginians,
    Msch. Eur.
    '
    aor. 1 .

    Hdt. Thuc. Plat. Dem.


    To betroth beforehand,
    a, perf. pass.
    ;
    etc.
    mid. Eur. ;
    mid. c.
    c. dat. or
    4,
    c.

    Theoc.
    Eur.

    pass, voce in pass.


    els,

    What must be besieged, or taken by siege, Xen. sens. Arist.

    ,, ,
    Difficult to besiege, Xen. ov, To have betrothed to one, 4yyoa, pass. c. ace. or c. dat. Plat.

    ,
    ,
    Besieged, Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Andoc. Dem.
    A besieging, Hdt. Thuc. Dem. A betrothal, , 4yyu^, Plat. ey-
    etc. See To siege.
    Thuc. ;

    y, e, , Isse.
    Eur.

    yaos,
    ; Isse. ;

    Skilful in besieging,

    ',
    Besiegers,
    To besmear,

    , -4,
    To bespangle,
    oi

    ,4, iEsch.
    Hdt. Xen. Plat.
    Plat.
    ;
    Ar.

    See To smear.
    iEsch.
    Betrothed,
    Theoc.
    Isse.
    NOt
    Dem.
    betrothed,
    ;
    evo,
    ','4,
    4, ,
    ,,
    Horn. Ap. Rh.
    but oftenest

    \,
    ,
    Lys.
    ;

    , Soph.

    ',
    ;
    , Soph.
    iyyvyrbs,

    To besprinkle,

    ,', 4,
    sprinkle.
    Best,

    . 4,
    4, -
    Omn. ;
    perf.

    Horn. Horn.

    ,
    etc.

    ;
    Soph. See To Better,
    Pind. ^Esch.
    where), Omn.
    ;

    ;
    Omn. ;

    Horn. iEsch.
    Omn. ;
    ;
    Memn. ;

    , (t

    (only nom. and ace.

    , 4,
    Att., t
    Horn.
    else-

    , '4,
    iEsch. Soph. Plat. Horn. Pind. iEsch. Eur. ; sing. neut. Horn.), Att. Horn. Trag. Xen. Plat. ;

    4,
    ;

    ?, 4,
    '',
    and poet. Pind. Omn. Att. ; iEsch. Soph. Horn., in neut. pi. Theoc. Horn. ; ;

    -
    ',
    ,
    Xen. Plat. iEsch. ; iEsch. Eur. Ar. Plat. Horn.; Horn. Pind. iEsch. Eur.; Eur.;

    , ,
    ;

    Xen. Dem.
    - ; Pind. ov, Thuc.

    ,
    Wholly

    ,',,
    the best (the best in all things), Hes. ; It seemed to
    44avaypos, him better than the other,

    ,
    Thuc. elvai Thuc.
    Best, adv.
    What there is best, 7,
    Eur. Xen. etc. etc.
    indecl. h.
    Better of,
    Better, adv. ', Thuc.
    Omn. ; Pind. ;

    4,
    ,
    To be the best, Horn. Pind. iEsch. Soph. Hdt. Xen. sometimes as better than, c. gen. Xen. Plat.
    -,
    iEschin. ;
    It was thought much best,
    Pind. Soph. Xen. Isoc.

    The reward for being the best,


    Soph. Eur. Hdt. Plat.
    SiiiveyKev, Thuc.
    (very rarely in sing.), . ,
    To be better,

    It is better,

    yv 4'4
    Long
    fut. and
    aor. 2. --f}veyKov, often c. gen. or sometimes c.

    speeches are better than short speeches,


    impers. c. infin. iEsch.
    aor. 1.

    % Omn. Att. prose.


    -i\veyKa,

    ,
    Dem.

    , ,
    According to who is best (chosen),

    4
    (<=76/<), Isoc.
    Wisdom is better
    4, Eur.
    than prosperity, to
    Bestial,

    ^, -,
    To bestir

    ,
    Thuc.

    4, , 4, ,
    ,, ^,
    4
    (one's self),
    fut.
    Soph. Eur. Xen.

    c.
    4*4,
    dat.
    See Beast.
    Horn. Soph. Eur.;
    of the matter in
    Eur.;
    which,
    It is better than

    To
    . ..
    be better for
    Soph.

    Xen.
    our forefathers thought

    a person,
    4,
    impers.
    it,

    c. dat.
    f) oi

    Xen. Andoc.

    , 4,-,' ey,, 4, ^'y?


    To bestow, aor. perf. pass. etc. Omn. usu. neg. and usu. neg. dat. Soph. Eur.

    and aor.
    mid. (used in
    1.
    1

    pass, in pass. sens. Horn. Trag.


    .

    act. 4, by Hes. Pind.),


    Hdt. Plat. Xen.
    c. perf. pass.
    See
    To get the better
    c.

    of; they got the better


    Hdt.
    c.

    of the Lacedcemonians,
    c.

    To give. You are better off as to the number of ships,


    To bet, mid. aor. 1 . c. gen. of the stake, Thuc. See To be superior
    to, To conquer.

    4
    or c.

    To betake
    ep\ and

    , (one's self to),


    Hes. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Plat.
    eh,
    46
    gen., also

    c. ace. Dem.
    c. dat. pers. Horn.

    ;
    Ar.
    pass, and mid.
    4,
    c.

    c.
    prep. Horn.
    ace. Dem. ;
    To

    Rh.
    be better off than,
    Between,

    ;
    or ey, c. gen.
    Xen.
    Horn, (though Buttman denies this),
    adv. or
    Horn. h.
    c.
    c. gen.

    Ap.
    gen. Horn. Hes. h. Theoc.
    Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    or
    ;; ;;;;

    , BETWEEN.

    ,,
    ,',,
    , , BILIOUS.

    , ,,
    between the hands,
    dat., as Soph., but in ace, or and infin. Plat. Dem.; mid. Ar. Plat, and

    ,
    c. c.

    this
    Dem.
    sense oftener c. ace. Xen. ;

    , c. gen. Eur. Plat. in act. Plat.


    One must beware,
    ; Plat. Xen.
    Xen. Plat. Isoc. ; Plat.

    ,
    Between, adj. or c. gen. Soph. Xen. c.anb, Soph.; Plat.
    ,
    A space between,
    The space between
    Much.
    ov, c. gen.

    light
    Eur.

    and darkness,
    ;

    iEsch. Eur. Hdt.


    ov, c. gen. iEsch.

    , -,
    -- ,,,
    ',
    ,, ,
    To bewilder,
    To be bewildered,

    Bewilderment,
    fut.

    only pres. Horn. Hdt.


    Hdt.
    no
    c.
    perf.
    aor. 1.
    Theoc. Ap. Rh.
    pass. Horn. Pind. Soph.

    He
    ,
    stood in the space between two armies,
    Eur.
    ,
    To bewitch,
    Ar. ; Plat.
    no perf. iEsch. Ar. Plat
    Plat. ;
    ;

    Plat.

    , ' ,
    ; ;

    ,
    Keeping a space between one's- self and another,
    Hdt. Xen. Theoc.
    no perf. act. though there is aor.
    See To enchant.
    1. pass.

    ,
    , ,, , ,, , ,
    To be between one and a point to which one icishes to go, Beyond, (and Horn.) c. gen. or c. ace. Horn. iEsch.
    Xen.
    sine cas. Eur. Xen. etc. or 7, gen. Horn.

    ,
    ; c. ; c. ace.

    , , ,
    Beverage, , Horn. Pind. Hdt. Horn. iEsch. Thuc. Xen. Dem.

    ,,
    ; etc. ; (esp. as beyond the

    ,
    ', ,
    to, Trag. Plat. ; Xen. Plat. Isoc. iEschin. sea), c. gen. sometimes as adv. Horn. Hes. Pind. Trag. Thuc.

    , ',
    See Drink.
    To bewail, mid. Horn. only pres. and im- ;
    Xen.
    Xen. Plat.
    c.

    Dem.
    ace. Eur. ;

    , ;
    c gen. or as adv. iEsch. Eur. Thuc. .

    c. gen. or as adv. Trag. Xen. Plat.

    , ,
    Soph. ;

    , ) ,
    perf. Horn, iEsch. ;

    ,
    and imperf. Horn.

    c. irreg. imperf.
    Horn.
    Horn.
    Horn. Trag. Hdt. Xen. Plat. iEschin.

    ), and infin. (as if from


    ;
    only pres.
    ''

    ' Horn.
    ;

    ;
    Isoc.
    |,
    Dem.;
    c.

    Hdt. Thuc. Xen.


    gen.

    Beyond, i. e. too great


    Xen. ;

    for,
    c.

    ,, gen. Hdt.;
    and

    c. gen. or
    c.

    c.

    c. $)
    gen. Soph. Hdt.;
    gen. iEsch. Eur.

    and infin.

    ,, , ,', , ;,.,
    Horn. mid. Trag. Horn. Trag. Plat. Isoc. Beyond description, Thuc.

    ,', ',
    ;
    ; ;

    but (
    Bi.), infut. always, Horn. iEsch. Soph. Ar. A height beyond what a man can leap,
    Bi. ; JEsch. Soph. Soph. ; ; ;
    vEsch.
    ?
    mid. no fut. though Mosch. has aor. 1 Horn. Hes. Ap. . Evils beyond bearing, Eur.
    Rh. Mosch. Bi. mid., no fut. though Horn, has
    ; A grief beyond other griefs, Ear.

    , ,
    , , ,
    aor. 1., Thuc. also has aor. 1. pass, in act. sens. c. dat. Horn.
    Soph. Eur. Thuc. Plat.

    ,, , ',, , , ', -, ,
    only pres. and imperf. Horn.;
    JEo\.
    Horn.,
    fut,
    no perf. act. but perf. pass,
    Rh.) ;

    aor. 1.
    ( . ;
    How can a man acquire wealth
    From beyond,
    . Rh.
    eh
    Eur. Hdt. Xen.;
    beyond his fatlier''s riches
    Eur.
    .
    ?

    Rh.

    ',', ,
    aor. l.pass. no other tenses, Omn. poet. Xen. Dem.; To be beyond, fut. c. gen., as, the stream of
    mid. only pres. imperf. and aor. 1. Omn. ; events is beyond our knowledge,
    only pres. and imperf. iEsch. Eur. Trag. Hdt. Pind.

    ,
    ;

    ,
    Plat. Plat. Dem. ; only pres. Bias, Soph. Arist.

    , , ,', ,
    ; ;

    and imperf. Trag. Theoc. Trag. c. ace. ; ; To bias,


    .
    no perf. iEsch. See To incline.

    ,,,,,,',, ,, ,, , ,
    ,
    or c. gen. ore. prep. Soph. Eur.; c. gen. iEsch. ;"- The bible,

    ,
    no perf. Soph. Eur. Dem. ; Trag. Hdt. Xen. To bicker, only pres. Horn. See To quarrel.
    iEschin. ; Soph. no perf, iEsch. only ; ; To bid, c. dat. or c. dat. and infin. Horn. Soph. Ar. Thuc.

    ,
    pres. iEsch. Bi.; Eur.; e7roi/^co(cu,7Esch. Soph.; Xen. iEsch. ; and Soph.
    '.,
    ; ; c. ace.
    '/,
    infin.

    ,
    .
    , Eur. Sopli. Eur. ; and by sync. as, to bid one hail, Soph. ;

    ,
    ;

    iEsch. Eur. ; only pres. and imperf. iEsch. Eur. See To order, To command.

    ,
    Eur.

    Eur. ',
    ;

    ', Ar.
    - Plat.
    c.

    Eur.
    dat.
    Eur.
    Eur. Xen.
    Thuc. ;
    ; Xen. Andoc.
    mid. and pass. iEsch.
    To bid for (at an auction),
    in other tenses, Hdt. Lys.
    To bid against a person, c. dat. Lys. Dem.
    mid. imperf. rare

    , ,
    ;

    &, , ,,
    ;

    ,,,, , ,
    Soph. Eur. Plat. ;
    , mid. Eur. iEschin.
    Eur.
    Eur. ;

    only in pres. iEsch. ;


    ;

    ;
    He

    A
    went on raising his bidding,
    Hdt.

    , ,, , ,
    iEsch. no perf. iEsch. ;
    ; and no bidding, Horn. Pind. iEsch. Eur. of an oracle, ;

    perf. Eur.

    , , - , ,, ', ),
    Ar. ;

    fut. 1. ,
    Isse.
    ,, ,
    To bewail in concert,
    only pres. and imperf. act. and pass. iEsch.
    ;

    only pres. and imperf. Ar. Ap. Rh. Call. ;

    , , no perf. Call.
    ;

    Bi., with
    Soph.;
    mid.
    iEsch. Eur. Dem.;
    '-
    Bier,
    Big,
    , Pind. See Command.
    To bide,
    Biennial,
    Omn. See To remain.
    Hdt.
    Horn. Plat. ;

    all cases except nom. and ace. masc. and

    To bewail around,
    ,
    Plat.
    . Rh.
    neut. from (iEsch. has also voc.
    Omn. Horn.
    ,
    ,,
    compar.

    ,
    near, super],
    mid. Rh. . '/,
    ;

    Horn. Pind. iEsch. Hdt. no compar. Horn. Hes. Soph. ;


    ; ;

    ,
    To bewail afterwards, Horn. iEsch. and in mid. Eur. Xen.

    ,
    Shall I not bewail ?

    ' ; Big, i. e.

    ',
    pregnant, Eur. Xen. Plat. See Preg-

    Beioailing Adonis,
    Bewailing with piteous
    To lament.

    ,,, voice,
    ; Eur.
    ' Bion.
    Ar. See
    As
    nant.

    Very
    big as,
    big,
    To be big, i. e.
    ',
    ,,,pregnant,

    ,
    ov,
    Xen.
    Xen. Dem.
    Plat.

    , ,,, , ^,,,
    To be bewailed, Soph. Eur. See Lamentable. To talk big, Ar.

    ,,
    Bewailing,

    &,
    Bewailing
    Fond of beivailing,
    bitterly,
    inclined to bewail,
    Horn.
    ov, iEsch.
    Arist
    One who talks

    A bigamist, ,
    ,.
    big,
    See Large.
    , Stesich
    Ar. ; a big word,

    , (),
    Beioailing one's oivn calamities, ov iEsch. Bigly, Horn. Horn. Hdt.
    ; ;
    Omn.
    ovos, iEsch.
    See Lamenting. in compar. Eur. Hdt. Plat.
    ,
    One imcst betvail,
    To beware of,
    ,
    Eur.
    .)
    Bigness,
    Xen.
    ,,,,, , Horn. Eur. Hdt. Plat. ; ,

    ,
    (augm. tense esp. in imper. Trag.
    Thuc. Xen. Soph.; mid. c. ace. or c. prep., ;
    Bile, Horn. ;
    Archil. Omn. Att.
    e. g. and ace. Thuc, or and gen. Xen., c. and infin. Producing bile, ov, Hdt.
    Hdt., c. and subj. Att. iEsch. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen., and in
    part. pres. act. Eur. mid., c. ace, c.
    and infin. c. infin. Trag. Ar. Xen. Plat.
    ,
    and subj., c.
    ;

    c. ;
    Bilious,
    Hipp.
    Bather ', bilious,
    Plat. ;

    ov, Hipp.
    ov, Hipp. ; ov,

    47
    ;;

    To
    ,,
    ,
    be bilious,
    A bill,
    A billow,
    , ,
    , ,,
    Ar. Plat.
    Antiph.
    BILL.

    Omn.
    ,, , - , Omn.
    To be mad after birds,
    0/'(proceeding from) the voice of birds,
    Divination by watching birds,
    ,,
    ,,
    BITTER.
    Ar.

    ,, ov, iEsch.
    See Au-

    , ,
    poet. ; Eur.

    ,,
    To
    .
    poet.
    tos
    billow,

    , ,,
    Billowy,
    ;

    , ,,, , ,
    Soph. Eur.
    Rh.
    See Wave, Surge.
    ;

    only pres. and imperf. Horn. Ap. Rh.


    pass. Thuc. See To sivell.
    iEsch.
    in dat. pi. Alcman ;

    ; -
    gury.
    A diviner by ivatching birds,
    Augur.
    Birdlime,
    A
    ,
    birdlimed twig to catch birds,
    Eur.

    ,,,
    ,
    , Ar.
    , Eur. See

    A bin,
    To, ,
    , ,, ,
    and
    bind,
    prep. Omn.
    ,,,
    &,
    , Eur. Hdt.
    fut.
    Horn. Xen. ; ; Horn. Eur. Hdt.
    perf. c. ace. and dat. or c. ace.
    Birth,
    Soph.
    Xen., i. e. descent,
    ;
    Horn.;
    iEsch. Soph.
    iEsch.
    Omn.;
    ;

    ;
    ,
    ,
    ,
    Hdt. Plat.
    Eur.

    iEsch.
    ;

    , ', , , ,
    Plat. ; Horn. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Plat. Xen. ; Horn. The younger by birth, Soph.

    ", , , ,
    Soph. Eur. Ar. Hdt. Plat. Theoc. ;

    -,
    c. gen. or dat. of the / see your sister, by birth of the same father,

    ,
    thing to which, Horn. Eur. ; Horn. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Soph.
    Plat. Xen. ;

    , , , , ,
    Pind. Hdt. Thuc.
    Hdt. Plat.
    Horn. Pind. iEsch. Soph. Hdt. Plat. Ar. Rh.

    ,
    Eur. Xen. ;
    ',
    Soph. Ap. Rh.
    Ar. Hdt. Xen.
    ;

    Hes. h.
    iEsch.
    Plut. ;
    ;

    ;
    ;
    Plat. ;

    ; -
    Noble by birth,
    Related by birth, yovfj
    Birth in due season,
    Belonging to birth, ,,,,
    oyova,
    ov, Pind. Trag. Plat. Xen.
    Soph.
    Soph.
    Arist.

    , ,
    , ,
    , ,
    Giving birth to, c. gen. as the father who gives birth to beams
    Eur. Eur. Xen. Eur. Plat.
    ; ;

    <&, (i. e.

    ,
    ;

    , , ,
    iEsch. Emped. Ar. Plat.
    ; Eur. Theoc. ; the sun), Pind.

    , , -
    in aor. 1. pass. Soph.

    ,
    Eur. Hdt. ; ; Presiding over birth,
    A
    ,,
    Ar. ,

    ,
    To bind (by oaths, etc.), Xen.

    ,
    ,
    fut. aor. 2. birthday,

    ,
    ,
    perf.

    ,,,, Hdt. ;
    perf. pass, and in Trag. and Hdt.
    Hdt. Thuc. e'7 Thuc.
    A
    A
    birthday feast, birthday offerings,
    birth-place, Horn. Horn.
    Eur. Plat.

    ,,.
    ;
    ;

    fut. and aor. 2. Hdt. From one's birth, Soph.


    To bind to, Soph. ; sine cas. Hipp. To bisect, Plat. Arist.

    ,
    Hipp. Bisected, ov, Arist.
    Round, and -, mid. round oneself, Ar. Hdt. Xen. Bisection, Arist.
    ..
    Plat. ; Hipp. A bishop,
    ..
    To be bound,

    ,
    Soph. A bishopric,

    , ,,,, ,
    ,,',
    To bound up (as hair), Horn. To a

    ',
    be be bishop,
    Binding the hands of captives icith chains, A bit, e. small piece of any thing, Horn. Xen. /cas,

    ,
    i.

    -$, , Ar. , ;

    A binding, ,, Soph.
    by magic knots, The ', ;
    Pherecr. ;

    adv. Eupol.
    Arist.
    usu.

    ,,
    adv. Ar.

    ,
    Plat. esp. least bit, ;
    ;
    c.

    ,, , neg. Ar. Antiph. Dem.


    Plat. ; Plat.
    Binding,

    ,',
    iEsch.

    , , ,
    Binding the hair,
    a, ov, and os, ov (esp. as with a spell), c. gen. The
    '),
    bit of a

    ,
    bridle,
    Horn. Eur. Plat. Xen. Ap. Rh.
    Horn. Xen. Eur. Ar. Xen.
    ;
    pi. (and in Ap. Rh.
    etc. etc.; Trag.

    ,
    ov (of a fillet), Eur. ;

    Fit for binding, Plat. Champing the bit, ov, Call.


    Bound, ov, Soph. Mel. The trade making Arist.

    ,
    ; ov, oj bits,

    !, ,
    ;

    iEsch.

    ,, ,
    Fast bound,
    Bound
    , -, ,
    , , ,
    backioards, , , -- \,
    ; iEsch.
    ov, Simon.
    Bitch,
    Dog.
    To bite,
    gen.

    fut.
    Omn. ;

    aor. 2.
    a bitch puppy,

    perf.
    Ar. See

    etc.,

    Biped,

    A
    , ,,
    being
    Birch (the
    ,. ov, Eur.
    a biped,

    ',
    - neut.

    Arist.
    Theoph.
    gen. iEsch. Hdt. ;

    ),
    Xen.

    Rh.
    Eur. Plat.;
    h.;

    no perf. Ap. Rh. Call.


    Xen.;
    Eur., and as pain
    ;
    does, Soph.
    (for
    Hdt.;
    ;

    ,
    tree),
    A bird,

    ' , ,
    Ellendt considers -vis
    -, ,
    | 7 ,,
    Omn. poet. ;

    common everywhere,
    \ (7 Horn.,
    saying, as
    t Trag.,
    Homer
    t Ar., To bite off,
    May they bite the dust,
    only pres. and imperf. Dem.
    Horn.

    , ,
    no wonder the Tragedians did), gen.

    ,
    used it so, it is ace. Biting the dust, Eur.
    , and
    ,
    ,, ,,, , ,, ,
    Horn. Ar. Thuc. Plat. Xen.

    -
    -viv,

    , ,
    pi. and
    ;
    or ', Omn.
    only in pi.
    ;

    Horn. ;
    Biting their lips,
    Bite your lips,
    Horn.
    Soph.

    , / my
    in pi. Hdt. ; in pi. Eur. Xen. ; in pi. bite lips (to avoid laughing), Ar.
    iEsch. Soph. ; iEsch. Ar. ; Ar. Hdt. ; To feel pain from a bite, c. perf. pass., Soph.

    ,, ,
    Anaxand. Nicostr. ; Ar. Xen.
    \ ,
    A young

    ,
    ,,,, ,
    Rh. ;

    Ar. Arist.

    ,
    ,
    bird,

    ,iEsch. ;
    Horn. iEsch. Soph. Ar. Hdt. Xen. Ap.
    iEsch. Ar. Theoc.

    ,
    ;
    A bite,
    Soph. ;
    iEsch. Soph. Xen.;
    Arist. ,
    The biting severity ofa disease, or the biting fury of fire, ,
    Of or

    ,
    belonging to birds, a, ov, and ov, Ar. Xen. iEsch.

    ,
    Like a bird,

    , ,,
    , , Arist. Biting pain, Hipp.

    , ,, ,
    The bird market, Ar. Dem. Biting, adv. Horn. Eur. Ar. Ap. Rh.; (so angry as) to

    ,
    ;

    Born of a bird,
    , ), ov, Eur. bite, Ar.

    ,,
    To catch birds, Xen. Biting, agreeing with a feminine noun (sc.

    ,
    ; Teleclid.
    A bird-catcher, Pind. ,, Ar. Plat. iEsch. ; ov, c. gen. Eur. ; Arist.

    , ,
    ;

    ,
    The art of catching birds,
    Bringing birds (any wind),
    A dealer in birds,
    Fating birds,
    , , Ar.
    , ,
    ,,
    ,
    ;

    ov, Arist.
    ,,
    , Ar.
    Critias.
    Bi.
    Plat.
    Arist.
    Biting secretly,
    Not
    Bitter,
    bitten,

    , ,, -,-
    Horn. ;
    ov, Soph. Ar.
    ov, Hes.
    Omn. usu. metaph. (of
    battles, anger, weapons, etc.) Horn. Hes. iEsch. Eur. Xen. Plat.
    Bitter, metaph. i. e. grievous, etc. (as fate, war, etc.),

    ', Horn. Hes. Theog. Ap. Rh.


    ;

    ,, -,,
    Killing birds, ov, iEsch. ov, Horn. ; ;

    , ,
    ,
    Fondness for birds, Ar. Hes. ; ov, iEsch. ; iEsch. ;
    \,
    Haunted by
    Producing many
    Without birds,
    King of birds,
    ,
    birds,

    48
    birds,
    ov, Soph.
    Ar.
    ov,
    iEsch.
    Eur.
    ,
    Call.
    ov, iEsch.
    Bitter (of anger, threats, etc.)
    ov, iEsch. ;

    ;
    ov, Pind.
    ov, iEsch. ;
    ov, Soph.
    ov, Eur.

    ;
    ov,
    ;

    Theoc.
    ;;;; ;;;;

    ', BITTER.
    , BLANKET.

    ,,
    Ratter
    Sweetly
    Loving what

    ,,,?,,
    To be
    Theoc.
    bitter,

    bitter,

    bitter,
    ,, , 5,
    is bitter,
    Theoph.
    yXirnvTvucpos, ov, Sapph.
    ov,

    Arist.
    pass.,usu. inetaph. esp. with anger, Plat.
    A blade of an oar,
    A blain,
    Blame, 5, ,
    A blade (of a sword),
    5,
    tyos, ,
    Horn. Pind. Soph. ; \poyos, Simon. Pind. iEsch.
    Eur. Thuc. Plat. ; Trag. Hdt. Thuc. Dem. Pind.
    Hdt.
    Hipp.
    Eur.

    , ,
    ;

    To be bitter against, c. dat. Hdt. Soph. Eur. Ar. Plat. ; ecos, iEsch. Eur. Ar. Xen. ,
    Bitterly,

    -
    Horn. Soph. Eur. Thuc.
    ), .,
    ,
    -^iis,

    ,
    ;

    ,
    Bitterness,

    , , -
    t)tos, Plat. To blame, (also fut. and aor. 1.

    ,
    tj,

    ,
    of temper,
    Bitterness Dem. Horn. Hdt. Ap. Rh.

    ,
    ; c. aor. 1. pass,
    The bitterness
    of suffering, iEsch.
    , in act. sens. c. ace. Hdt. ; Horn. Hes. ;
    Bitumen,

    ,,
    Bituminous,

    ,
    Bivalve,
    ,
    To be like bitumen

    , , ,, ,5,, , , ,
    y, Hdt. Xen.
    (in smell),

    ov, Arist.
    Arist.
    Diosc. and
    Horn. Theogn. iEsch. Eur. Ap. Rh. ;
    aor. 1. pass, in pass. sens.
    mid. c perf.
    Horn. Hes. Ar.Thuc. Xen. Antipho.;
    c. ace. pers. gen. rei, or c. gem. ace, or c. ace. and

    infin. Hdt. iEsch. Soph. Ar. Thuc. Plat. Dem. ;


    ,

    ,
    To bivouac, mid. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.; Hdt. Thuc. Dem. ; and mid. Hes. h. iEsch.

    ,
    Theoc. mid. c. aor. 1. pass, in act. sens. c. ace. pers., or c.

    ,
    To blab,
    Black, KeXaivbs, Horn. Pind. Trag.
    Dem.
    ]5, Horn. Pind.
    gem. ace, or c. ace. pers. and prep., or c. ace. pers. and gen. rei,
    or c. ace. rei, gen. pers., or c. dat. pers. Omn. post Horn. ; but

    , ,, *
    ; ;

    ], , Pind. fem. Idos, Pind. c. dat. pers. ace. rei (either often understood), or c.

    ,
    ;

    , ,
    Soph. Ar. ; in pi. oi, at, ace. pers. gen. rei. Horn. Soph. Hdt. ; c. ace. pers.

    ,
    ;

    Soph. ; KeXaivoSpwros, ov, black and gnawed (of the liver of Pro-
    , dat. rei, Pind. Thuc. Xen. Plat. Dem. ; Thuc.
    metheus), jEsch,

    ,, Sjtos, 6 7),Anth.
    - Isoc. ; (in reply), Hdt. ; no perf. and no

    ,
    ; ;

    , .
    av, gen., compar. etc. Omn. pass, voice, Theogn. Omn. Att. Plat.

    ,
    etc., ;

    - c. ; ;

    -, -, -,
    Horn. ov, pi. Horn. dat. pers. Thuc. Xen. Isoc. Dem.;
    c. ace. rei,

    ^ fut.
    ^,

    ,
    ;
    ;

    ypos,
    ,
    ,
    -*),

    , ,
    ov, Alcae. Hdt. (of aor. 2. (as from perf.

    ,
    pi. c.

    , '
    ;

    -
    , ,
    complexion), Horn. ; gen. pers. ace. rei, or c. ace. rei and prep. Hdt. Thuc. Plat. Dem.

    ,
    Cratin. Antiph.

    ,
    ,
    ;

    &,
    arros, Eur.;
    (of a fountain), Horn.
    Horn. iEsch. Eur.;
    ov, iEsch. Eur. Ap. Rh.
    ov
    ov, Thuc.
    mid. fut.
    ;
    c. dat. pers. ace. rei, Dem. ;

    aor. 2. c. gen. Plat. ; -


    ^
    ;

    5,
    vyos, iEsch.

    ^, - ,
    iEsch. Eur.

    , iEsch.
    ov (of night), iEsch.
    ; ;

    ),
    c. gen. Plat.
    (perf. ]),
    ;

    ,, c. ace. Soph.
    c. dat.
    afaias
    Pind. ;

    (aor.

    , ,
    ,
    ; ; ;

    ov (of night), Ar. vyos, Eur.


    ]5, 2.
    ,
    Thuc. ; Hdt. ; c. dat. pers.

    , ,
    ;

    ov, ^sch. Eur. ; Eur. ; or c. iEsch. Soph. c. dat. Soph.

    -,
    ;

    , ,
    Eur. ; (of the house of Proserpine), Pind. It gives no pretence for blaming, Thuc. c. dat.

    , '5,
    ;

    Arist. To whom he will transfer tlie blame, oTs tcls Lys. ooyas

    -,
    ' -
    With black spots,

    , ,, ,
    Clad in black, ,
    With black stripes,

    ,
    , ,- iEsch.
    Bacchyl.
    ov, Arist.
    ov, Arist.

    ov, Eur.
    ovos, JEsch. ;
    To be the first to blame,
    To be fond of blaming,
    Blameable,
    ,
    Arist.
    Hipp.
    a, ov, sometimes in Att. os, ov, c. gen. rei or c.
    and indie. Horn. Hes. Eur. Thuc. Plat. etc. ; ov,

    ,
    ; ;

    Ar. Horn. iEsch. Eur. Thuc. Lys. ; usu. c. neg. Pind. Soph.

    -,
    ,
    ,, , ,
    With black sails,

    ,
    With black hair,
    Hipp. ;
    With black horns,

    , ,
    Black-eyed,

    , , , , ^
    Black-hearted,
    ,5,
    5,
    5,
    Full of black stones (of a

    ,,
    5,
    river),
    ov, Plat.
    , ov, iEsch.
    ,
    Arist.
    ,
    ovos,
    Hes. Soph. Eur.

    iEsch.

    iEsch. ;
    iSos, Call.
    ;

    ov, Arist.
    ov,
    Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Plat. Xen.

    5,
    tos, ov, Hes. Theoc.
    Plat. Arist.
    Wholly blameable,
    One who shares the hlame,
    c. infin. Soph. Hdt. Xen.

    To be blameable,
    ^w^tjtos, iEsch. ;
    fatyoyos, ov, Xen.
    ov, iEsch.
    ;
    ;
    ov, Soph.

    c. gen. causae, Xen.


    ov, iEsch.
    ov, Dem.

    05,
    , ov, and os, ov, c. gen. rei or
    ;

    ;
    ;

    ,
    Ar. Blameably, Soph.

    , ,
    Black
    To
    spots,

    5,
    groio black, or be black,
    Xen.
    Horn. Hes. Soph.
    Fond of blaming,
    gen., or
    inclined to blame,
    iEsch. Isoc. Plat. Xen.; oypbs, Pind.; ^oyios,
    ov, sine cas., or c.

    , .
    pass. c.

    Plat. Horn. Rh. ; Pind. ; /oyos, ov, Eur. Plat. ; ov, Hipp.
    ; ;

    5,
    , ,
    ,
    pass. iEsch.
    To be black at the top,
    To blacken (shoes),
    Blackened (with smoke,

    ',
    Ar.
    soot, of things burnt),
    Horn.

    Horn.
    BLming spitefully, K&KO\poyos, ov, Theogn. ; ^KTiKbs, Arist.
    Blameless, avaiTios,
    dat. of thejudges before whom one
    Horn. Hes. iEsch. Eur. Hdt. Xen.;
    *5,
    5,
    a, ov, and os, ov,

    '-5,
    '5,
    c.

    is
    gen. rei or
    blameless, Hes. Eur.),

    , ov,
    c. infin.

    Horn. Hes.
    -
    (c.

    , Arist. ArchiU; ov, iEsch. Hdt.; ov, iEsch. ;

    3
    To beat black and blue, to give a black eye, 05, Theogn.
    Blackness, aros, Hipp.;
    ews, , Arist.
    ,
    Ar.
    Arist.; a be- \l/ys,
    ov, Soph. ;
    Soph. ; ')5,
    -5, ,
    Eur. ;
    ov,
    Pind. iEsch. ; '5,
    Hdt. Xen. Plat.
    ov,
    ov, iEsch.
    ;

    coming black, Eur. Xen. Plat.


    '^-, vyos, Dem. ;
    ov,
    '-5, Isoc.

    5,5,
    (The) Black (Sea), M&ivos, Eur. Xen. etc.
    A blackbird,
    5, Ar. Arist. ko^xos, Ar. ;
    Dem.;
    gen. caus. Isoc. Dem.
    ov,
    ;
    ,
    Xen. Isoc. Dem.;
    ov, Xen. Dem.
    ov, c.

    A blackcap (a bird),
    5, *,
    A blackamoor, '/, Ar. Wholly blame/ess,
    '5, ov, Simon.
    Soph. Plat. Xen. ; Xen.

    ^, *,
    Eur. Blamelessly,
    '-5, Hdt. \|/ys, Ap. Rh. avyl,
    ,
    Of or Dem.
    belonging to blackamoors, ov, Eur- Isoc. ; ;

    ,
    ;

    A
    - ', -, vy^i]s,

    ,
    ,
    blacksmith, /cet/s, Horn. Hdt. Plat. Xen. Isoc. ; Dem.

    5,
    ,
    ;
    Xen. Dem. /Esch.

    ,,,-,, , , ,,,, ,,,


    ; ovos, iEsch. ; Xen. ; Blamelessness,
    povpybs, Theoph. A blamer, ^e/rrr?s, Plat. ; iEsch.
    To be a blacksmith, Ar. Thuc. Plat. One fond of blaming, Isoc.
    Belongingto a blacksmith (skilful as), Xen. One ought to Maine, Plat.
    The trade of a blacksmith, Plat. ; Xen. To blanch, Horn. Eur. Theoc. etc. See To whiten.
    Xen. 7) ; Plat.; aopy, ;

    Arist. Bland, 'ayavbs, Horn. Pind. Trag. See Gentle.


    A blacksmiths shop, u>vos, Horn. Ap. Rh. ;
    Blandishment, Horn. ; Thuc. Xen. s, ,
    Hdt. Plat. Arist. Blank, a blank day (in hunting), 'afojpos iEsch.
    ;

    ,
    ,
    See Sausage.
    A bladder, ,
    A black-pudding, yao
    ecos, -, Horn.

    49
    a'faaTos, Horn. A
    A
    blank tablet,
    blanket,
    oitos, Lys. Dem.
    Horn. Soph. Theoc. ;
    Ar.
    tios, Mel. ,
    ,
    ;;;; ;

    Blanketed
    dat. Ar.
    To blaspheme,

    , , ,
    (or

    ,
    , ,
    BLANKETED.
    wrapped up in a blanket),

    Pind. Hdt. ; , c. and


    c.

    A
    To play
    blind
    To blink,
    at blindman^s buff,
    worm,
    , aor. 1.
    BLOOD-STAINED.

    ,, , perf.
    ,
    ,
    6, Arist.
    ..
    Horn. Eur. Soph. Ar.

    ,
    , ,
    ace. or and gen. Plat. Xen. Plat. See To wink.

    -
    c.

    Blasphemy,

    , Eur. Plat. Dem. Omn. post Horn.

    ,
    c. or Bliss, See Happiness.
    ,
    Blasphemous,
    Dem.
    Blast, ,
    ,
    , , .
    , , , , ,, ,
    Horn. ;
    ov (though hardly in our sense),

    Horn. (and
    Blissful,
    A blister (on the skin),
    Ar.
    b, ,
    Thuc.
    gen.
    (contr. from
    Omn. See Happy.

    Hipp.
    only in ')
    ,
    pi.

    , ,
    ,
    6,

    ,
    ;
    ; ; ;

    , ,,
    Ep.),
    Hes. ;

    ,
    ,
    Horn.
    ,
    ,
    iEsch. Eur. Thuc. ;
    ,
    Soph.
    iEsch. Soph. ; ,,
    Horn. Theoc. ;
    Eur. ; of fire,

    Like a
    ,
    Hipp.;
    Hipp.
    Hipp.
    ,
    Ar. ; Hipp. ;

    , ,
    blister,

    ,
    A
    , ,
    blaze, aos, Omn. poet. Plat. ; Omn. poet. Blithe, Horn. See Glad.

    , , , ',, ,-- , ., , ,
    Plat. To bloat, Horn. Ar. Plat. Theoc. See To swell.
    To blaze, mid.
    pass., aor. 2. perf. mid. Bloated,
    ,, Ar.

    . ,
    (perf.

    Soph. Eur., and in pass,

    , , - ',
    ',
    perf. Pind. iEsch. Soph.;

    , ,
    pass,

    -
    no fut. Horn. Hes. Soph. Eur.

    ,
    Simon.), Horn. Simon. Soph.

    Horn. Eur. Hdt. ;


    pass. Soph.
    no fut. Pind.
    no
    ;
    A block,
    A chopping block or the cxecidioncr''s block,
    Cut out of one solid block,
    ov, Hdt.; of wood,
    ov, Pind.
    ov, Hipp.
    jEsch. Ar.
    of stone,
    , Hdt.

    , ',,
    -,
    To blaze up,
    , To block up, Hdt. Thuc. Plat.

    ,
    in pres. TEsch. ; fut. Thuc. Plat. ;

    , ,
    ,
    Blazing,

    ',
    , ,,
    aor. 2.

    ov, iEsch. ;
    iEsch.
    Eur. Ar. ;
    ;

    jEsch.
    pass. Arist.
    Eur. Ap. Rh. ;
    Anth. ;
    - - ',
    Xen. Dem.

    ',',
    Thuc.
    , ', , ;
    Thuc.

    Thuc. Xen.
    ;

    To block up roads, etc. (by building across them),


    Hdt. Thuc. ;

    '

    , , - ,,, ,
    ;

    A blocking up, ,
    ,
    ov, iEsch. Eur. ; ov, Emped. ;

    ,', , Thuc
    Thuc. ; ,

    ,
    ov, gen. etc. Eur. Xen. ; Xen. ;

    To blazon, no fut. Horn. Hes. Ar. See To celebrate. To blockade (military), Ar. Thuc Xen.
    ,
    ;

    ',', ),, ,
    To bleach, Thuc Xen.

    ,
    Horn. Eur. Theoc. See To whiten. Thuc. Thuc.

    , , ; ;

    Bleak, ov, Soph. Ar. Xen. ; ov, Soph. Dem. Thuc imperf. no fut.,
    -,
    , ,
    ; ;

    , ov, Xen. no perf. or aor., c ace

    ,
    Soph. ; See Cold. c. ace Hdt. ; fut.

    ,
    , ,
    Blear (blear-eyed),

    ,,,, ,
    part,
    ,
    Bleating,
    ,,
    To be blear-eyed,
    Blear-eyes,
    To bleat,
    Ar. Hipp.
    at, Hipp.
    Ar.

    mid., aor. 2. act. part,


    and in fern,
    mid. Ar. Theoc. ;
    imperf.

    only fern. Horn. Eur.


    Hipp.

    perf.

    Theoc.
    ;

    Horn.
    c.
    Dem. (by sea) ;

    Xen. See To besiege.


    A blockade,
    , Thuc. (lines to blockade)
    Easily to be blockaded,
    A blockhead,
    Blood, ,,,
    c dat. or. c

    ',
    ;

    Ar.
    Omn.
    ,,
    and dat. Hdt. Thuc

    Thuc; (by sea)

    ov, Thuc.
    Plat. (Com.)
    Thuc.
    ,,
    properly in Horn, the ;
    ; ^,
    ', ,
    ,, ,
    Bleating much,
    Not bleating,
    A bleat, ,,
    ,, , , , ,,
    Horn.
    (),
    Orac. ap. Hdt.
    Antip. Sid.

    , , ,,
    equivalent for blood in the veins of the Gods, the serum or watery
    part of the blood in Plat, and Arist., but blood itself in Ap. Rh.;
    Eur. TEsch. ; ,.
    , .,
    ;

    To bleed,
    , Hipp.; Hipp. iEsch. ;

    Bleeding, act.
    blemish,

    , ,, ,
    ,
    , ,,
    \, 7, , ,
    Theoph.
    Soph. Eur. Xen.
    Hipp. ;
    %\.
    Blood when shed,
    Eur.
    Horn.
    -
    ,,,,
    To blemish, aor. 1. jEsch. Eur. ; Eur. A gush of blood, , Soph. ;
    Soph. ;

    To blench, Ar. iEsch.

    ,
    To blend, Omn. ; perf. always sync, Clotted blood, iEsch.
    and
    One must blend,

    ,,
    To bless,
    iEsch. Soph. Eur. ; ,
    ,
    Omn. See To mix.

    ,,
    ,
    ', ,
    ,
    Plat.
    Horn. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc;
    iEsch. Soph. Plat. Xen.
    Offerings
    A want of blood (having
    Having no
    Fulness of blood,
    of blood,

    blood,
    little),
    Arist.
    Arist.
    at,
    6"',
    ;
    Pind.
    Arist.
    , Arist.

    ', ,
    Blessing, Pind. Eur. Thuc, though this word, as well Omn. See Slaughter.

    ,
    Bloodslied,

    , ,
    as the verb, and also

    ,,, ,
    Blessed,

    , 6,

    , ,
    gen.,
    have more of the sense of "praise"
    than exactly what we mean by " blessing."

    , , Omn. See Happy.

    ,
    Blood-guiltiness,
    Having
    who have
    Having much
    blood,
    only
    Antipho.

    (see Blood),
    ;

    ov, of animals, in contradistinction to


    Hdt.
    Dem.
    Gods,

    ,
    Blessedness, Omn. post Horn. See Happiness. ov, Emped. ov, Hipp.

    ,,
    blood, ;

    Blight, , iEsch. ; Plat. Arist.

    , ,
    Blighted, Arist. Hipp. To have much blood, Arist.

    ,
    ;

    To

    , ,
    Blind,

    ',
    Horn.

    , , , ,,
    ', ,
    be blighted,

    ',, Theoph.

    ',
    ,
    Theoph. ;
    ; Arist.
    Horn. iEsch. Soph. Eur. ;
    pass.

    Omn.
    Soph. ;
    Theoph.

    ',
    ;

    - ',
    ;
    Lacking blood,
    To lack blood,
    Having no blood at all,
    ov (of a grasshopper),
    ',
    ov,
    Arist.
    Emped.

    Anac
    ;

    (of the Gods), Horn.


    Hipp. Arist.

    ; avai-

    ,
    ; ov, iEsch. ; ov, ; ov, .Esch.

    ,
    Soph.; Soph. Eur.;
    ov, Soph.;
    , ', , '- ov, Plat

    ,
    Having thick blood,

    ,
    Soph. Eur. ; gen. Eur. ; ov, Hipp.

    Emped.

    , ,
    , , ,
    Making blind,
    ', ,, ,',
    ,
    Soph. ; in fern, , To blood, i. e. make bloody,
    Soph. Eur.
    iEsch.
    Pind. iEsch. Eur. ;
    ;

    iEsch. Soph. Eur.;


    stain with blood, Pind,
    Xen.

    -
    Eur.

    ,
    ov, Soph. ;

    To blind, '', Horn. Pind. Ar. Soph. Eur. Ap. Rh. Eur.
    Horn.
    Soph. Eur. Hdt. Plat.
    ; ;

    Eur. Hdt. Xen.


    ;

    -, -, no
    ;

    Ap. Rh.
    ;

    ,
    ; fut. aor. 1. perf.

    ,
    ,,,',, ',, ',',,, , ,
    To be stained with

    ,
    Soph. ; Eur. blood, pass. Horn. ; Eur.
    A blinding wound, Soph. (Bac 750).
    To be blind, Soph. To be changed into blood, pass. Arist.
    Old-fashioned ideas which blind the understanding, Blood-guiltiness ; imputing to this man blood-guiltiness,
    Ar.
    A blinding,
    Hdt.
    ,, Horn. ; ,, Isoc. Bloodless,
    Bloodlessly,
    Eur.
    ov, iEsch.
    Horn.
    Blindly,
    Blindness,
    50
    Plat.
    , Plat. ; ,, Hipp.
    Blood-stained, bv, Horn. Hes. Pind. iEsch.;
    ov, Horn. iEsch. Soph. Eur. Hdt. ; ov, Eur.
    ;; ; ;;

    ,
    ',, ^, , , ,,
    ,
    , ',
    BLOODSHOT. BOAST.

    ,
    Lately stained zvith blood, ov, Soph. Blown on from all sides, ov, Ar. ; blown through,

    ,
    Xen.
    Bloodshot, ov, Plat.

    ,,
    Bloodthirsty,

    ,, , ,
    ,
    (\var,
    and os, ov, Pind. iEsch. Soph.

    ,
    etc.),

    ;
    Horn. iEsch.
    a, ov, and
    ;

    os, ov,
    a, ov,
    Pind.
    A blowing
    A
    A
    Soph.
    blowing or puffing,
    1

    , ;

    ,,
    Arist.
    Theoph.

    ,
    iEsch. Soph. Eur. ; ov, iEsch. Eur. ; blowing of a fire, etc., Theoph.

    A
    , ,
    ',,
    ,,
    bv, iEsch. ;

    , ,
    ov, Theoc. Arist. ;

    ,
    ov, iEsch. Soph. ; (poviKos, Hdt.
    Anth.
    ,,
    A noise
    Fit for blowing,
    A blowpipe,
    made by blowing,
    Arist.
    Tb, Eur.

    ,
    , Hdt.

    ,
    bloodthirsty man, Arist.

    , ,
    Bloody,
    iEsch.;

    , ,, ,
    ,
    -,
    -
    (popvKTOs, ov, Horn.

    ,
    ,
    ,
    Horn.
    a, ov,

    ;
    ;

    and os,
    Horn, h,
    ov, Att. Horn. Pind. Trag.;
    ov, Horn.
    Horn.
    ;

    a, ov, and ;
    Blubber,
    To blubber,
    A bludgeon,
    Soph. Hdt.

    ",
    Omn. See To weep.
    Horn. Soph. Ar. Hdt. Xen. ; Horn.

    ,
    os, Pind. Trag.
    ov, Hes. iEsch. Eur. Hdt. See Club.

    ^
    ;
    ;

    ,
    ^, ,
    Blue,

    -,
    afaa.T7)pbs, Soph. Eur. ; ov, Eur. Horn. Soph. Eur.

    ,
    ;

    iEsch.;

    ', ov, iEsch.; Soph.; Dark blue, Horn. Hes. Sim. Plat. Arist.

    ,
    ;

    bv, iEsch. ;
    Eur.
    Eur. ;
    ,
    ;

    ov, and ,
    ,, , ,, ',*, , ", ,,
    ovos,
    Soph. ;
    iEsch.
    ov, Eur.
    ov, iEsch. ;
    ;

    ',
    ;
    Eur. ;
    Eur. ;
    iEsch. ;
    ov, Eur.
    ov,
    Eur.
    Bheish (of eyes),
    Blue (of waves),
    Blue-eyed,
    , Pind. Eur. Hdt.
    ,
    ov,
    ov,
    Xen.
    Emped.
    , Pind.

    ', ,, ,
    ;
    ; ; in
    , , Horn. Anac. Soph. Eur.

    ,
    Thuc. Theoph. ; Plat. ; Leon. fern, ace. and

    ,
    ;

    pob, ,
    ,
    Tar.
    Bloody-looking,

    ,
    ov, Eur. ; Eur. Blueness,
    bv, and bs, bv, Theoc.
    , Arist.
    ,
    ;

    ',
    ov, Plat.

    -, ,
    To be blood-thirsty, Soph. A blunder, Omn. Att. Omn.

    ,
    , ,,
    ,', ', "
    ;

    To revel in blood, Theoph. Att. Soph. Tb, iEschin.

    ,
    ; ; ;

    Bloom, Omn. (see Flower), and metaph. (of youth, etc.), Tb, Arist. See Error.

    ,,
    Horn. h. metaph. ;

    ,
    ',
    Soph. Thuc. Xen. Plat.
    , To blunder, fut. aor. 2. and

    , ,, . , - ,', ', '


    Bloom (as the bloom on a peach, etc.), xvoos, Theoph. Ep. Omn. Eur. Xen.

    ,
    perf. etc. ;

    Ln bloom, lit. and metaph.


    ov, Pind. ; ', Horn. Pind. Ar. ;
    iEsch.
    Plat. Isoc.
    Blunt, b, Dem.;
    Horn. ;
    Ar.
    compar. -, iEsch. Eur. Thuc.

    ,
    To bloom, lit. and metaph. Hes. Pind. Soph. Theoph. Plat. of a man, Dem.
    ,
    ;
    ;

    , ,-,
    yavaw, h. ; fut. 1. aor. 2. perf. To blunt, Horn. ; Horn. ;

    etc.
    ',
    and
    ;

    To bloom again,
    ,',,
    To bloom togetlier with,
    also in pluperf.

    Horn.

    To have a succession of bloom,


    Theoc.

    Theoph.
    Theoph.
    Theoph. ;
    Pind. Soph. Eur. Thuc. Xen. (used also metaph. to blunt a purpose), Pind. iEsch. Hdt. Plat. ;

    To be blunted,
    Soph.

    act.), iEsch. Soph. Thuc. ;


    Are
    ,
    pass, (not used by good authors in

    swords blunted by her beauty ? ap'


    their
    pass. Eur.
    Tb

    ,
    To be in full bloom, metaph. no perf. Omn. Att. See To Eur.

    ,,
    A

    A
    flourish.

    , blot,
    Stain.
    To blot, ,
    ,,,, ,?, ,,, ,', ,
    -
    -
    Horn. Trag. Plat. Lys.

    ',
    , iEsch. Soph. Eur. Xen. Antipho.

    See To stain.
    See
    Bluntness (usu. metaph. as of perception, etc.),
    , Plat.
    To blush,
    pass. Xen.
    Xen.
    Arist.
    Plat.
    , ',
    ;
    Dem. ;

    no perf.
    Xen.
    Ap= Rh.
    ;

    , ,
    blow, Horn. Trag. Thuc. Isoc. Plat. etc. Horn. ; Eur. ;
    (pass.) Theoc.
    Ap. Rh.

    , ',,
    iEsch. Theoc. ; rb, To blush a little, Ar.

    ,
    ,
    ;

    ,
    Soph. Eur. iEsch.; Orac. ap. Hdt.; (of a weapon), To blush for, c. gen. Ar.

    ,
    ;

    Eur.
    , , Theoc. To give up blushing, e. to be wholly shameless, Ar.

    ,,, ,
    ; i.

    ', '
    A
    A
    ,
    blow with the hand,
    \.
    blow in tL face,
    lie act of giving a blow, X^pbs

    ,
    battles), Soph.

    ,, ,
    *, ,
    aros, rb, Antiph.
    in pi. Eur. Ar. Lys.

    Ln which all sorts of blows are given,

    ,
    (aros), iEsch.
    ov (epith. of
    A blush,
    To bluster,
    iEsch. ;
    Rh.

    , no
    only in pres. Ar.
    rb, Eur.

    perf. Emped. Ar.


    ;

    hut in Anth.
    ;
    , Eur. ;

    no perf.
    Ar.

    To blow,

    , ,,
    , ,
    ,,
    sine cas., only in pres. and imperf. and aor. 2., Blustering,
    A boar,
    Tb, Ar.
    b,

    ,
    Horn. Hes. Pind., aor 2. &ov, Ap. Rh.;

    , Horn. Eur. Xen. Plat.


    pass, c. ace. in

    ,
    ;

    ace. Horn. c. ace. Horn. Ap. Rh.


    ; intrans. and ;
    pi. nom. (never contr. in Homer), ace.

    ',
    c. ace. Horn. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen.

    , (also Horn.)

    -,
    ;
    ,
    hut usu. , Horn. Hes. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen^;

    -
    ,,
    fut. no perf. trans, and intrans. Horn. Pind. iEsch. Soph. Horn. ; Horn., and Horn. us, ; etc.,

    ,
    Eur. Xen. Plat. (and Horn.), Horn. Pind. Ap. Horn. iEsch. Xen. iEschin. iEsch.

    {, ', , ,,,
    ; as ; ;

    ,
    Rh. (against), c. dat. Hdt. Antiph.
    To blow (as a fish
    To blow a fire,

    To
    To
    Ar.
    blow away,
    blow from (any quarter),

    ,, ,
    ', ',
    c. ace. Ar. ;
    does),
    Ar., metaph.

    Plat.
    intrans. c. awb, Hdt.
    Hes. Ap. Rh.
    h. ; so too, metaph.
    A young wild boar,
    Belonging to a boar,
    A slayer of boars,
    A slaughter of boars,
    A board, ,,
    ov, Call.

    , Horn.
    MeL

    ',
    Hdt.
    , Hippon.

    ', Lys.
    ; ov, Anth.

    ,^
    ;

    To blow outward, Hdt. Thuc. A draught or chess board, aKOS, , Ath.


    To
    To
    To
    To
    blow gently,

    blow through,
    blow round,
    and
    Ar.

    ,
    ,'
    , ,
    blow on (a sail, and fill it), c. dat. or c. ace. h. Pind. Eur.
    c. gen. or c. ace. Horn. Hes.

    c. ace. Pind.

    , ,
    Board, i. e. maintenance,

    On board
    '-
    the board of two children and their

    (ship), 'aj / vb, with verb of motion, as


    ; he charged five obols a day
    sister, eis

    ' vb
    Lys.
    - for

    ,, ,
    To blow upon, c. ace. Arist. Horn. ; with verb expressing continuance
    as, vb,
    To blow at one side, i. e. to escape as wind, Tell me, on board what ship did you come ?
    or
    \ vb
    . .

    , .

    Horn.

    ,
    To blow one's nose,
    To fill (a
    Horn. ;
    One must blow (a
    Blowing strongly,
    Blowing /rom the
    sail

    ,',, ',
    ,
    by blowing
    Cratin.

    fire),

    sea, ',
    as the
    ^,
    wind does),
    only in pres. part. Ar.
    Ar.
    Horn. Hes. ;
    Horn.
    Horn.
    Horn.; - imper.of

    To boast,
    Horn.;
    ; Horn. ; also

    put me on board a ship,


    unused
    Thuc. Xen. ;

    , , ,
    Horn. ;',
    Thuc. See To embark, To make to embark.
    etc. Horn.
    (aor. 1. mid.
    Horn. to put on board,
    (no perf.) c. iir\ f

    only pres. and imperf.


    mid. fut.
    ),
    aor.
    vb
    \,

    1.
    ;

    perf. pass.
    '-

    51 2
    ;;;
    ;;;; ;;;

    ,
    , , ,
    , , ,
    ,,
    , ,
    ,
    ,,
    Horn. Pind. iEsch. Plat. ', , ,
    ,, ,
    in pass. sens, pluperf.

    '-
    also over one, c. dat. Horn. h. iEsch.
    ,
    c. inf. or c. ace. of subject,
    ;

    Pind. iEsch.
    BOAST.

    ;
    in act. sens., usu. c. infin. waves (aor. 1. but in Anth.
    act., no perf. Eur. Hdt. Plat. Xen.
    Hdt. Arist. ;
    Horn.

    pass, in neut. sens. Ap. Rh.


    fut.
    Ar. Hdt. ;
    BOND.
    ),
    ;
    ;

    , , Soph.

    ', ', --
    Theoc. ; only in 3d ; act., no perf. Ar. no perf., neut. Ar. ;
    ;

    ,
    Horn. Ap. Rh., and 3d pi. iEsch. Arist. ; around, neut. Ap. Rh. neut.

    -
    sing,

    ,
    ;

    , ,
    , ,
    only pres. and imperf. Horn. Hes. h. ; only pres. Arist. over neut. Ar.

    ,, ,
    ; neut. perf. ;

    ,
    ,
    , ,
    and imperf. Horn. only in 1st pi. perf. mid. sync. Hdt.

    ,
    ;

    '
    ,
    c. infin. Horn, Pind. iEsch. Soph. Eur. Thuc. Boiled, Eur. Hdt. Xen. Plat.; Xen. Arist.;

    ,
    ;

    ', ,
    iEsch. Soph. Eur. Xen. Lys. also in pass. aor. 1. in ov, Ar.

    , -
    ;

    ,, ,
    act. sens. Eur. ;
    Soph.

    ,
    , , , ,, Pind.
    Eur.
    ;
    iEsch. ;
    c. ace. of
    ;

    ;
    Hard
    Anything
    to boil,
    boiled,
    ov, Hipp.
    , Arist.

    , ,, ,
    Ar.

    ,,
    Eur.

    ,
    ;

    4,
    -,
    , , ,
    ,
    what is said, Eur. Call.

    , , ,
    , ,
    h. iEsch. Eur. Hdt. Thuc;
    Soph. Ar. ;

    ,
    Thuc.

    and mid.
    ; sine cas.
    iEsch. Soph.
    iEsch.
    ; A boiling,
    over, neut.
    A boiler, i. e. vessel in
    -, Plat.
    ,
    which a thing is boiled
    Arist.
    ;

    ;
    , Plat.,

    ,
    Arist.
    Ar.
    a boiling

    ',
    Isoc. Plat.;

    , ,
    iEsch. ;
    mid. Pind. Hdt.;
    Eur.
    Eur.;
    Dem.
    A boil,
    Hipp.
    , Ar. Hipp.
    Hipp. ;
    ;
    Hdt. Plat.
    ,

    , ,,
    ; ;

    mid. often with the idea of the boast being Hi PP


    false, Ar. Xen. Isoc. vEschin.
    '- Isoc. Dem. One who has boils, , , Hipp.
    ,
    ;

    , ,
    ,
    Xen. ; Hipp.

    ,
    mid. Plat. Full of boils,

    ,
    ;

    ,',, ,,, , , ,, -, ,-
    ,
    Soph. Causing boils, Hipp.

    ,
    fut. 1.

    , , ,
    A
    ,
    , ,
    boast, cltos, Horn. Horn. ; ; Boisterous, bv, Omn. poet., of wind, only
    ,
    ,
    ,
    Horn. ;Pind. Pind. Soph. Eur. Thuc.
    ; mase Horn. See Noisy.
    ,

    ,, ,
    Pind. Thuc. Boisterously, Theogn. iEsch.

    &), , ,
    ; ;

    iEsch. Soph. Hdt. Thuc. iEschin. , Omn.

    ,
    aros, iEsch. ; Bold, compar. ov, Horn. ;

    ,
    Ar. ;

    Empty boasti?ig,

    ', -, aros,

    ,
    Ar. iEschin.
    Thuc.

    -
    Eur. ;

    Pind. ;
    Horn. ;
    ov, Pind. ;
    Pind.
    ov, Pind.
    ov, ;

    , , ,
    Noisy boasting, Ar. ov, Eur. Anth. ov, Horn.

    ,
    ; ;

    A
    A
    habit

    , , , ,
    -,
    Plat. Isoc. iEschin.

    ,
    of

    ,
    , , ,
    ^,
    boasting,

    cause for boasting, a thing to boast of,

    ,
    a boastful
    ;

    aros,
    disposition,
    Plat.
    ,
    Ar. Xen.

    Eur. ;
    Horn. Pind. iEsch. Thuc. Plat. Xen. Isoc
    ov, Horn. Hes. ;
    Horn. Pind. Trag. Xen.
    Horn. Pind. Trag. ;
    superl. by sync. ;
    ;

    ,
    (as the gift of the great deity, the greatest boast of the Horn. Pind. Soph. Hes. ;

    ,
    ;

    ,,
    land),

    ,
    Soph.

    ,
    ,
    , , . -,, , '^,
    h. iEsch. Eur. Xen.
    ov, iEsch. Xen.
    Eur. Thuc. Antipho. Lys. Dem.;
    ;

    iEsch. Eur. ; ;

    ,,, ,',,', ,,,,


    A boaster,

    ', ,
    Eur. ; Horn. ; Ar. (of a speech), Xen. ;
    ov, Arist.;
    , Theopomp. (Com.). superl. Xen. Dem.

    ,
    Boastful, Horn.; Anth. ; Bold in speech, Horn. ; ov, iEsch. Eur.
    Rh. ; ov, Pind. iEsch. Plat. Xen. Bold ov, iEsch.
    ; in opposing,
    .
    ov, iEsch. Xen.

    ,, , ,
    Xen.
    Thuc;

    Not boastful,
    ;

    ,,
    vipyyopos, ov, iEsch.

    , ,',, , -
    ;

    ',
    ovos, Ar. iEchin. Xen.

    ov, iEsch.
    Dem.
    ov, iEsch.
    ;

    ;
    ov, iEsch. Exceedingly bold,
    A bold

    Boldly,
    man,
    Bold in speech,
    Tyrt. iEsch.
    Thuc.
    ov, iEsch.

    Arist.
    ;

    iEsch. Arist.
    Rh.

    &ap-

    ,
    ; ; ;

    ,
    Easily to be boasted of, ov, Arist. Isoc. Xen. Isae. ; Thuc. Lys. Xen. ;

    ,, , , ', ',
    Boastfully, Soph. Soph. ; Xen.; Thuc; Xen.;
    A
    , ',
    boat, Horn. Eur. Xen. Pind. Theogn. Eur. ; ,
    , Plat.

    ,
    , ,,
    Hdt.

    ,
    ,
    , , ;

    , ,
    iEsch.
    and oftener /, iEsch. Eur. Hdt.

    ,
    Soph. ;

    , ,
    Ar. Xen. ;
    Eur.
    Thuc.

    , Xen.
    Eur.
    gen. ; ace
    ace foci, iEsch.;
    Ar.
    ', ,
    ,, , ;
    ;
    ;

    ;
    ;
    To be bold,
    Soph.;

    Dem.;
    Omn. ;

    mid. and pass., no perf. but aor.


    iEsch. Soph. Xen. Isoc. Dem.;
    Ar.
    Omn. ; no
    1.
    perf.
    pass.

    ,
    , iEschin.
    A boat for

    ,
    To bode,

    ',
    , , ,
    , ,, , ,
    holding

    forebode and to betoken, Horn.


    Hdt. ;

    oil,
    Dem. Ar.
    Hdt.
    mid., only pres. and imperf. in both senses, to
    See To forebode.
    ; ; To be bold against,
    To make bold,
    no perf. iEsch. Thuc.
    Boldness, and
    Thuc
    no perf. Horn. iEsch. Hdt. Xen. &pa-

    Omn. , , ; ,
    ;

    ,,, ,
    Bodiless, ov, Plat. Thuc. Isoc. Plat. Dem. and Omn. post Horn.

    ,
    ;

    ,
    Bodily,

    ,
    Plat. ;
    , Arist. Eur. Xen. Pind. Trag. Hdt.

    ,
    ;

    Body,

    , ,
    (only of a dead body in Horn.), Omn. The boldness of a stranger, Plat.
    ,
    , ,
    ,,
    , only nom. and ace sing., properly of a living body,
    Omn. poet. xpotct, Horn. Theogn.
    , (Sapph. has ace
    ',,
    ; and Ep. gen.
    Horn. Pind. iEsch, Xen. yviov, ), ;

    ;
    A
    To

    ,
    bold action,
    Boldness of speech,
    use boldness

    ,,
    of speech,
    >, Eur. Ar. Thuc Plat.
    Eur. Plat. Dem.
    mid., used also pass, in
    ^
    .

    ,
    Pind. ; Isoc pass. sens. Xen. Plat. Isoc.

    (,
    A bolster,
    The body of a carriage,

    ,,
    Horn. Plat. Ar. See Pillow.
    A body of men, soldiers, etc., Horn. iEsch. Soph. Thuc A bolt, \,
    , ,
    ,(, 7,. Ep.) Horn. Pind. iEsch.
    Xen.

    ,,
    With three
    ;

    Indulging the body,


    To
    bodies,
    Msch. Eur. See Band, Company.
    ov, iEsch. Eur.
    ov, Plat. Xen.

    ,, ,
    ;

    , ,
    and Horn,

    Eur.
    Ep.,
    ;
    Horn. Rh. Pind.
    Att.), h. iEsch. Soph. Eur.
    Eur. Ar. Thuc ; Ar.
    ;

    , '
    exercise the body, Xen.

    ,
    Xen.

    A ,
    ,,,(,,,
    Bodily exercise,
    bog,
    Xen.
    Boggy,
    , Horn. Hdt.

    Thuc.
    Xen. Plat.
    Thuc Ap. Rh. ; Hdt. Thuc
    A
    To
    bolt or nail used in ship-building,
    bolt,
    To shut.
    Bombast,

    , ,,
    perf. pass, Omn.
    Ar.
    ;

    Ar.
    Ar. See

    , , , ,,,
    ; Arist. Plat. ;

    ,
    To boggle, ,
    , Horn.) Omn. See To hesitate. also Bombastic, Plat. ; ov, and os, ov,
    To Boil,

    ,
    -, ',
    fut.
    Plat., and act. Ap. Rh.
    Hdt. ;
    Soph., act. A p. Rh.
    no perf. neut. Horn. Hes. iEsch. Hdt.

    neut. Ar. ;
    neut. and act. Soph. Eur. Ar.
    act. iEsch. ; neut.
    only pres. and Ion. imperf.
    neut. as the sea in a storm, Horn. ;
    ;

    neut. of
    ;

    ',
    ',
    Hipp.
    A bonassus,
    A bond,
    Plat,
    ,
    an oath), iEsch.
    pi.
    Arist.

    ,
    and
    iEsch. ;
    Omn.;
    metaph.
    pi. .,
    (of

    52
    ;;; ;
    ;;

    A , , \",-
    written contract,
    usu. in pi.
    An
    Xen. Plat. Dem.

    , - BONDAGE.
    Lys. Dem. ^Eschin. ; A
    , border (esp. of a garment, but also of a district),
    Soph. Eur. Ar. Xen. ; 7rea, of a country, of a garment, Ap.
    BOROUGH.

    ',
    a bo?id,
    action on Dem. Rh.

    To
    ' ,
    violate

    , ,
    ,
    ,, -,
    To bring an action on a bond against a person,

    ,, ,
    (sc.
    a bond, fail
    and

    ,
    ), Lys.
    inmaking the payments stipulated in
    Isoc. Dem. ;
    it,
    To surround with a border (a garment),
    To border on,

    (c. ace. ),
    c. and ace. Hdt.
    To border on (as a nation does on another),
    ^Esch. ; no perf., c. dat.
    in pass. Eur.

    mid.
    iEsch. Hdt.

    Bondage,
    Att. ;
    ',,,, ', ,, , ,,, , ,
    Concerning bonds,

    " , ,
    See Covenant.

    , ,,
    Thuc.
    Isoc.

    Horn. Pind. Sol. Eur. Hdt._;


    Horn. ; (),
    Omn.
    ijuap, Horn. '
    Hdt.

    , -,
    Bordering on,
    m
    mid., aor. 2.

    Horn. ;
    c. gen. Horn.
    c.

    ov, Ion.
    gen. Hdt.

    ;
    ;
    ;

    ov, c. dat.
    -,
    c. dat.

    for
    Hdt.

    ,
    Soph. Eur. See Slavery.
    ; Thuc. Xen. Plat. ;
    ov,Thuc. Xen. Plat. ; ov
    A

    , -,,,
    bondman, Omn. See Slave. (which also found in Xen.), Soph. Hdt. Xen.

    \, ,
    for is

    bone,
    Horn.

    ,
    Of bone,

    ,,, , , , ,
    pi.

    Hdt. Plat.
    Produced by the bone,

    ,',
    ,
    Plat.
    Omn. ; gen. pi.

    Ar. ;
    Arist. ;

    ov, c. gen. Eur.


    ov,

    Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Dem.


    c.

    ;
    dat. Ap. Rh.
    ov, c. gen. or c. dat. iEsch.

    ;
    ;

    ov, Eur. ;

    ov, c. dat.
    ov, Dem.

    Thuc.
    Eur.
    ;

    ;
    ;
    ov,

    Eur.

    Reaching the boms (pain),


    Like bones,
    Bony,
    ,
    , , ,
    Hipp.

    ,,
    ov, Theoph.

    h. ; Xen. ; ov, contr. , Bordering on,

    To
    Plat.

    skulk on the borders,


    ;

    c. dat., as
    c. dat.

    Thuc.
    Hdt. See Neighbouring.
    the Libyans who border on Egypt,
    ; ,
    c. gen. Thuc.

    only in part.

    ,
    Arist. (see above),

    ,
    With black bones,

    ,, , -
    Pipes made of bone,
    Boneless,
    bonfire,

    , ,
    , ,
    ,
    Consisting of one bone,

    ', , ,
    ,
    ov, Hes.

    ,
    ov, contr.
    Ar.

    See Fire. .
    Arist.
    ,
    ,
    ov, Horn.
    ,, Horn.
    To bore,
    in aor. 2.

    Horn. Hdt. Xen.


    Horn. Soph. Xen. Plat. iEschin.

    fut. -, and more rarely

    Call.
    aor. 1.
    ;
    aor. 1 .

    perf.
    Ar. Hdt.
    pass,
    ;
    ; only
    Horn. h.

    ,
    ,
    , , ,, - , ,, ,,,, ,
    booby,
    At.
    book, ~', ,
    , , At. ;

    iEsch. Plat. Dem.


    At.

    , Hdt. ; ',
    ;

    .;
    (esp.
    Arist.
    Bored through
    as miners), Hdt.
    See To pierce.
    (often as
    Dem. ;

    ears for ear-rings),


    Plat. ;

    Horn. h.

    , ,,
    Hdt. Xen. Plat. Dem.; Dem.; Pind. Plat. ov, Horn.
    (

    Anth. ; esp. in prose, Xen. , A boring,


    ;

    Plat. ; ,, , Arist.

    ,
    Plat. Isoc. Anything bored (a hole, etc), Ar. Eupol.
    A
    A

    A
    ,,
    book

    bookcase,
    (i. e.

    writer of books,

    bookseller,

    , ,
    ,
    ,
    booksellers shop,
    ,
    a part of a work),
    relate in a subsequent book,

    , , ,
    ,
    Cratin. Jun.
    Dion.
    Cratin,

    .
    Ath.
    Hdt., e. g. which I will
    Hdt.
    A
    An
    borer,

    Plat,
    Boreas,
    Bom,
    2.
    to be,
    Plat.
    instrument to bore

    (as if ),
    -, -,
    Omn.

    from
    ivith,

    (esp. for boring wells), Pherecr.


    See North-wind.
    mid. only in pres. Horn.
    Horn. ;

    (in part, often


    ;
    Horn. Eur.

    c. aor.

    ,
    perf'.

    () ,
    ,
    boom

    ,
    Thuc.

    , ,,.,
    ,", ,
    (thrown across the harbour),

    , ,, Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen.


    ?,
    pluperf.
    gen
    Horn. Pind.
    for etc. Horn.) and
    Trag. Xen. Dem. ;

    ,
    boon, and (3d sing, by sync,

    ,
    ace. fut. aor. 2.

    , ,
    ",
    Plat. Isoc. See Favour. Pind. etc.); perf. pass, and mid. 1st and 3d

    ', , , , ,, ,
    A boor,
    "-,
    Boorish,
    At.
    ov, At. Plat. ", a, ov, and , ov, Plat.
    pi.

    ~/,
    usu. by sync,
    (infin. -/-,
    and
    Pind.),
    part,
    pass,
    via, Att.

    ,, ,,
    fut. 1.
    '-,
    ;

    ,
    At. ov, Xen. Omn.; fut. 1. perf. act.
    '-,
    Boorishness,
    ;

    Plat. ;
    '
    Plat. Pind. iEsch. Soph. Eur. pass. Pind. ;
    2.

    ,
    boot, iEsch. Eur. ; Hdt. ; iEsch. Soph. Eur. pass., perf. ; esp. in part.

    , ,
    (only a man's boot), Xen. Theoc.

    ,
    A sort of bandage worn under the boot by runners,
    ; , Theoc.
    iEsch.
    and c. gen. of the father, Soph. Eur.
    aor. 2. Soph. ; pass. Eur.
    pass., esp. in ;

    A booth,
    ',
    ,
    Dem.

    ,, , ,,,
    Bootless,

    ,
    Booty,
    , , , , ,
    ',
    At. Plat. Dem.

    , '
    esp.

    Trag. Thuc. Xen.


    .oftener in pi. Horn. iEsch.
    ;

    See Useless.
    made

    Horn.
    of wattle,

    ,
    To be born (with reference to the parents, to be born of),
    gen. Horn.;
    Hdt. ;
    (3d pi.
    c. gen. Soph. Eur.

    ',
    h.), c. gen. Horn. h.

    of whom, equiv. to a gen. Soph.


    c. gen. Soph.

    so
    c.

    ;
    ',

    .
    ,
    c. ;

    ,
    ;

    Rh.
    Xen. ;
    ,
    ; Horn. Soph. ,,
    oftener in pi. Soph. Eur. Thuc. ;
    "', ,
    ;

    -,
    iEsch. Soph. pass., aor. 1
    To be born after,
    .

    1, c. Soph.
    Horn. Hdt. Xen. ; only

    ,,,
    Eur. Thuc. Eur. iEsch. Eur. in pres. Pind.

    ,
    ; ;

    ,
    ,
    Thuc. Xen. Soph. Eur. Thuc. Xen. Dem.
    ; ; To be born before, c. gen. Soph.
    , ' To be born in, Hdt.
    dat. Horn.
    A making of booty,
    iEschin.
    ,, Hdt. Xen. Justice did not look upon
    c.

    him when he was born, -


    , , , ,
    ;

    , ,
    To make booty, take as booty, mid. (aor. iEsch.
    1.
    '-

    ,
    Horn., Att.), Horn. Hes. Eur. Xen. Hdt. Dem. Being born of a mother unhappily married,

    -,(
    To
    aor. 2.
    take as booty out of a
    no perf. (of slaves), Eur.
    place, c. gen. loci, Horn.
    Soph.
    He was born (lit. he put on his saffron-coloured baby-clothes), -
    To drive booty
    Hdt. Xen. <,
    away
    See To plunder, To
    (therefore to take
    spoil.
    it), Soph. Eur.
    Newly born,
    Pind.
    Att.), Horn. Eur.
    ^, ;

    , , , , , , ,',^ , -,
    To sell as booty, Xen. iEsch. Plat. ; ov, oftener, by sync, ov, h.
    A seller of booty, Xen. iEsch. Eur. Hdt. Xen. Horn. Theoc. voyalo, ov,
    '-,
    ; ;

    SL who provides booty (esp. an epith. of Minerva), Isae.

    ,, ,
    Horn. Hes.

    Fond of booty,

    Hdt. Soph. Dem.;


    ,
    ;

    -,
    Horn.
    Whatever may be made booty of, subst.
    . Rh.; adj. and
    -,
    border (of anything esp. of a

    ,
    Soph. Eur. Thuc. Xen. ;
    Horn.
    Thuc.

    ',
    ,

    ov, h.

    (, district),
    Ep. Ion.), Omn.;
    Thuc. Xen. Plat.
    ;

    Horn. Pind.
    ', ,
    ,
    Highborn,
    Born in due time,

    Born
    Born
    ov, Arist.
    late, or in his father's

    after,
    Thrice born,
    borough,
    (also

    Dem.
    ov, Plat.
    Arist.
    ov,

    old age,
    Horn.,
    and

    ov,
    h.),
    ov, Arist.

    Horn. h. Hdt.
    Omn.
    ; -

    53
    ;;

    , ,, , ,
    BORROW.
    ,, ,, ,,
    BOWMAN.

    ',,',
    One of the same borough, Soph. Dem. yEschin., in fem. yEsch. Soph. ; yEsch. See Leap,
    and , Boundary.

    ,
    ace. Ar. Theoc.
    mid. c. \,
    To borrow, mid. Eur. Plat. ; The misery passes
    am bound (to do so and
    all

    ', -,
    bounds, Eur.

    ,
    and dat. of the interest, or of the security, Ar. Plat. Dem.; I so), Horn. Soph. See Ought.
    2.-,
    -
    Dem. ; mid., aor. 2. Dem. To bound (as a stone), fut. aor.
    To borrow besides, mid. c. pass, in pass. sens. Lys. Horn.

    , To bound (as horses moving rapidly, or dancers),


    Xen. Horn.

    ,
    ,
    c. ', ,
    ,
    To borrow further, i. e. on property already encumbered,

    , , ,
    and dat. of the security, Dem.
    Borrowed money, Thuc. Isse. yEschin.; , , Eur. Plat.
    To bound as dancers, no fut. Horn.
    To bound (of a fish in the sea), no perf. Eur.

    , ,
    Dem. To boimd across, c. ace. Soph. Eur. ; c. ace.

    ,
    A bosom, Omn. Ap. Rh.

    ,
    On
    ,,
    ,
    With large bosom,
    A boss,
    Bossy,

    ,
    the boss (of

    Like a boss,
    , ', ,
    , ,&
    '^, Horn.
    a shield),
    Horn. Ar.
    Arist.
    ;
    ov, Horn. yEsch.

    Horn.
    Pherecr.
    To bound,

    Hdt.
    To be bounded,
    i. e. mark out
    Eur. Thuc. Xen. ;

    pass.
    To mark out by boundaries,
    by
    '^,
    c.
    boundaries,

    dat. Eur.
    no

    Isoc.
    be the boundary
    perf., aor. 2.

    Dem. ;
    of,

    ,
    Botany,
    Botb, , Omn.;
    yEsch.

    ,
    -re,

    often
    Diosc.
    Omn.;
    it is made by
    adv. Horn. Pind.
    in the early part of the
    ; - To
    / am
    Hipp.
    settle the

    bound
    boundaries of,
    to do, ', c.
    Ion. for
    infin. Ar. Hdt.
    Hdt.
    ; ',

    ,
    ;

    sentence and
    ' ,
    in the latter
    ,sometimes with another conjunc- ; Xen.
    (,
    , ,
    tion added, as

    - (, , ,,
    " they being alarmed, both at the suddenness of

    ,
    A boundary, Horn. Hdt.), Omn. ; >
    ',
    , ,
    the attack, and also at the gates being opened to the Athenians," Ion.), Eur. Hdt. ; Omn.

    ,
    Horn.
    ,
    ;

    , , , , , Thuc.
    Hdt. Xen.
    poet.
    Hes. Pind. Ap. Rh.
    Hes. ; and
    , yEsch, Eur. ;
    indecl. ;

    ,,
    ;

    ,
    ,,,
    Soph. Eur. Thuc. Xen. ;

    ,',, ,,
    Botb, adj. gen. and dat. ace. both dual and usu. pi. Thuc. Xen. Plat.
    plural,
    yEsch. Thuc. Xen.
    and of all genders,
    ;
    Omn.; rare in sing. Horn.
    usu. in pi. Theogn. Hdt.
    The utmost bound to which a quoit can be thrown,
    Horn.
    ,
    Plat. Dem. Isae. Plat. Ap. Rh. ov, in Of or belonging to boundaries, Plat. Dem. Thuc.

    , ,
    ; ;
    ;

    Soph. ^, Soph. Pind. Thuc. Lys. On the boundaries, Dem.

    ,
    pi. ; ;

    Xen. Dem.
    On

    , , ,
    both sides,
    ',
    \,
    Horn. ; Horn. ; or
    Beyond
    os, ov,
    the boundaries,
    Thuc. Lys. Plat. Andoc. Theoc.
    and poet, a, ov, and

    ,, ' ,
    -, Horn. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. ; Pind. Hdt. Defined by boundaries, Eur. Ar. ; Ar.
    -, Horn. Ap. Rh.
    ,
    From both sides, or Hdt. Plat.

    ,,
    ;

    Thuc. Xen. yEsch. Thuc. We having the boundaries of right and wrong clearly marked
    live
    \
    ;

    ,
    Both ways, Hdt. Arist. Plat. out, Eur. See To define.

    ', ',,
    ; ;

    To both ways, Plat. Not marked out by boundaries, ov, Thuc.


    Affecting both men,

    ',', ', ', opos, yEsch. Boundless, ov, Horn. Pind. Eur. Ar. ;
    To bear

    ,, ,, ,, '',', ',", ',


    ',
    both senses, to be inclined to both sides, or to be between both, ov, Horn. ; ov, Horn. Soph. Eur. ;
    belong to both species, c. and ace. or c. dat. Isoc. ,
    Horn.; ov, Horn.; ov, Pind.;
    Arist. ov, Pind. ; ov, Horn. Soph., and 'aire-
    '-

    , ,,
    A bottle, ,

    ,
    esp. of oil, Horn. Ar. Plat. ; of only in neut. pi. Horn. ; ov, Soph. Hdt. ;
    oil or perfumes, Ar. ov, Hes. Pind. Soph. Eur.; ov, Pind. Soph. Hdt.
    A
    A
    bottle (of
    bottle
    ,
    any thing),

    ',,
    Hdt. Xen.
    (made of earthenware),

    *,
    ,
    6 , Ar.
    Plat. Ap. Rh.;
    yEsch.
    ov, Simon. Xen. Plat.;
    ov, Soph. See Immense.
    ov,

    , ,
    ; ;

    Ar.
    Holding
    ;

    , ,, , ,
    6, -, Eupol. Boundlessly,
    Bounteous, bountiful,
    and Horn. ;

    Horn.;
    Xen.

    ,
    three bottles, Stesich.

    ,
    ov, ov, h.

    , ,,
    To bottle, in pass. Nicostr. Theoph. Eur. ; ov, Eur. ;
    ov, Ar. ;

    Bottom (a), Horn. Hdt. ; , Horn. Hes. Epich. : Plat. ; Arist. ov, Plat.

    ,
    ;

    Pind. yEsch. Soph. Theogn. Plat.; Horn. Thuc. Xen. Dem.


    ',
    Pind.

    ,,
    Xen. Dem. yEschin. ;

    , ,
    The bottom of a mountain,
    ,
    Horn. Ap. Rh. ;

    Pind.
    Horn.

    ,
    Bounty, bounteousness,

    To
    ,
    &,
    , Plat. Arist.
    mid. Hdt. Xen.
    Xen.; Plat.;

    , , , - , , ,,
    be bountiful,
    The bottom of a vessel, , Ar. Pherecr.
    We have not yet got to the bottom of our misery, - To bourgeon,
    and fem.
    no aor. 1.
    usu.
    nor perf. act., perf. mid.
    Horn. Pind. Trag. Xen.

    , ,,,, ,,, ,
    part,
    \
    ,,
    yEsch. Plat. See To bloom.
    From
    , . Rh. Pind. A bow,

    ,
    bottom, Horn. Horn. ;

    ,
    ilie ;'
    ; gen. sync, contr.

    ,, ,
    Soph. dat. nom. pi.
    At
    To
    At
    the bottom,
    tJte bottom,
    the bottom, adj.
    Reaching to the bottom,
    ',
    c. gen. Horn. Hes.
    Horn.
    and ',
    Ap. Rh.

    Horn. ; Horn. The


    (dat. pi.
    Eur. ;

    centre

    ,,
    of the bow (where
    Horn.), Horn.
    rb, Call.

    ,,
    it is
    ;

    taken hold
    Omn. ;

    of), ,, ,

    -
    yEsch. Horn.

    ,
    Bottomless,

    ,
    Bottomry (money
    I borrowed

    , ' ,
    ,
    ,
    eight
    lent on),
    ov, yEsch. Eur. Hdt.
    Xen. Lys. Dem.
    hundred drachmas of Nicippus on bottomry,
    ; ', ov, Plat.

    -
    A bowshot,
    , Eur. Hdt. Xen.
    Within botvshot (after verb of motion),
    Xen. ;
    Xen.
    Xen.
    . ;

    ,
    A bowshot of,

    , (, .),
    Dem.

    ,
    Hdt.

    Lys.

    , ,
    Seven talents

    ,
    , , ,
    lent on bottomry, A bowman,
    Using or carrying a bow,
    Omn.
    ov,
    See Archer.
    Horn. Pind. h. Eur. Hdt.
    A

    A
    , ),
    ,,
    Bought,
    bough,
    yEschin.

    , ,
    and

    A bound, ,
    ,
    pi.

    ,
    ,
    -,
    small bough,
    , ,
    ;

    Theoc.
    Horn.
    (besides its

    , Soph.
    Soph.
    ,
    Eur.

    See Branch.
    See infra, To buy.
    ;

    own

    Horn. Pind. Soph. Eur.


    Horn. Trag.
    has a poet. dat.
    case
    yEsch. Soph. Ar. Hdt.
    it

    etc. ;
    Plat. ov, Horn.

    yEsch. Eur.

    With silver bow,


    With golden bow,
    With brazen bow,
    ov, yEsch.
    ;

    ov, Soph.
    ;
    ;

    yEsch.

    ov,
    ov,
    ;

    Horn.
    Pind.
    ov, Pind.
    ov, Pind.
    Eur. ;
    yEsch.
    ov,
    Xen.
    ;
    ,

    54
    ;; ;;;

    With beautiful

    , \, ,,,, ,
    bote,

    ,
    BOW-CASE.
    ov, Eur. applied to hair earlier than
    BRASS.
    by the
    writers of the Anthology),
    A bow-case,
    A bowstring,
    Tbe bow (of a ship),

    ', , ', Omn.


    , Horn.
    Soph.
    Thuc.
    ; &, ;
    , Call.
    Horn. Eur. Anth.
    With hair not braided,
    Brain,
    ov, Bion.
    Horn. Eur. Ar. Hdt. Plat. Dem.
    ', &, ,

    ,
    Beams to strengthen the bows of a ship, ai, Eur. Thuc. Brainless, ov, contr. as always in Att. compar.

    ,
    From the bows,
    , , or
    ,
    Pind. Thuc. , Horn. ^Esch. Plat. ov, Soph. Omn. prose.

    , -,
    ;

    ,
    To bow down, fut. neut. Horn. Soph. Ap. Rh. ; To brain, Soph.

    Bowed
    , ,
    neut.
    down by

    , Ar. ,
    and act. Horn. Hes. Eur. Hdt.
    fear or shame, neut. Horn. Ar.

    ',
    down,
    ; . Rh.
    Horn. Ar. Ap. Rh.
    ; very often, to be bo\ved
    Hdt. Plat. Dem. ; '-
    A brake,
    A bramble,
    Theoc. Pherecr.;
    , Hdt. Xen.
    ',
    Horn. Pind. Eur. Ar.
    Horn. Theoc.
    See Thicket.
    Theo<m.
    Eur. Theoc;
    ;

    Eupol.
    ,
    ; ,
    ,
    Bow-legged,

    ,
    ,
    See Bandy-legged.
    Archil.
    ',
    Full of brambles, Hdt.
    , ,
    ,, ,,
    Bowels, skin which contains them), Horn. Bran, Ar. Hdt. Xen.

    ,
    (or the oftenest in pi. Ar.
    ,
    ;

    , ', ', ,
    ,, only in nom. and ace. except once in dat. Horn. Cratin. in pi. Dem.
    ',
    ,
    ;

    Horn. Eur. Hdt. Hipp. usu. in ; , A heap of bran, Horn. ; , Ar.

    ,, ,,
    pi. Horn, h.; always, except once in pi. Horn. iEsch. Ar. Like bran, Hipp. ; Arist.

    ',
    Plat. Xen.
    Plat. iEschin.
    ',
    ;

    ,
    The timber for the bowels of a ship,
    Of the bowels,
    To have a pain
    ,,, in the bowels,
    ,,
    usu. in pi. Horn. Pind. JEsch. Eur.
    later , usu. in pi. Ar. Pherecr.
    ;

    Ar. See Entrails.


    Arist. ;

    Hipp.
    like bowels, Arist.
    To strew or mix with bran,
    A mixing with bran,
    A bin for bran,
    A branch, ,
    Horn. Eur.
    Xen.
    (often by Pind. and
    Trag. applied metaph. to men), Horn. Pind. ^Esch. Soph. Eur.
    ,,
    ; ,
    Arist.
    Arist.

    ,,
    A bowl,
    dat. pi. poet,
    aros,

    (,
    pi. nom. Horn, with an unusual
    Horn. iEsch. Eur. Plat. ; Horn.

    , ,
    ,, (often used metaph.), Horn. Pind. Eur. Plat. Ap. Rh.
    , Horn. Theoc. Rh. .op- ;

    , ,, , , ,,, ,
    , (particularly the ;

    Plat.
    An eaiihenware
    Horn.), Horn. Pind. Trag. Xen.

    bold (used by soldiers and sailors), , , ', , , branches borne by suppliants), Horn. Trag. Plat. JEschin. ;
    Hes. Eur. Ar.
    with, besides
    , Simon. Eur. Theoc.
    ;

    its regular cases, dat. sing, dat. pi.

    A
    A
    , Ar. Xen.
    See Cup.
    boivl in

    stand for a bowl, ',',


    which the blood of victims was caught,

    ,-,, ,
    ,
    Cut as if cut in a bowl (hair),
    Hdt. Xen.
    ov, Nicostr.
    &,
    , ,,",,,
    Horn.
    ,,
    Soph. Ar. Hdt.
    Xen.

    ,, , ,
    A
    ,
    Plat.

    small branch,
    Dem.
    ;

    ,
    ; |,
    Theoc.
    ace.

    ,
    ;
    sing,

    Soph.
    Eur. Xen.
    , Eur. ;
    Anth.
    ace.
    ;
    pi.

    ,
    JEsch.
    Ar.
    Ar.

    Box (the tree),

    ,, , A

    ,
    ,
    Theoph. Arist.
    ,, ,,
    branch of a river, Horn.

    , , ', ,
    ; gen.
    ,
    ,
    Made of box, Horn. Theoc. dat. a, pi. nom. a, dat. pi.

    ,
    A , Eur. ;
    A
    box,
    box (made of cedar), Eur. Theoc.
    Soph. Xen.
    , A
    Hes. Pind. Thuc.
    branch of a subject, ,, Plat.
    To box,
    Plat.
    To box
    A
    Xen.

    ,
    ,
    with,

    ,
    Anac. ;
    ;
    Hdt. Anth. ;

    c.

    , Pind. Soph.
    Plat.
    dat. Xen.
    , ,
    ,,,, ,
    To branch off, as a river or a road,
    To make
    pass. Soph.
    long branches (as

    With many branches,


    an unpruned tree does),
    Hdt.

    ,, ,
    boxer, Horn. Pind. ; Theoph.
    , - . ov, ; ov,

    ,Plat.
    Boxing,
    ;

    ,
    , Ar.
    Horn. Pind. Eur. Thuc. Xen. Plat. Dem. ;
    Arist.

    ,
    ;

    The having many branches,


    Rh.
    Theoph.

    ,
    ,
    Horn. Pind. With few branches, ov, Theoph.
    At boxing, Horn. Hes. Pind.
    Skilful in boxing,
    A
    ,,
    , ",
    Plat.
    , Branching (in spurs),

    , ,
    Branching (as roads),
    Theoph.
    Soph. Eur. ; ov,

    ,
    ,

    , ,, -
    boxing glove, in pi. Horn, Pind. Plat. Soph. Soph.
    ?,
    ; ;

    ,
    , , ,. A brand, i. e. firebrand, torch,

    ,,
    Plat. Horn. Horn.

    ,
    ;

    , ,
    boy,
    Omn.
    , ,;

    -
    -
    (also
    (often
    all
    Horn., ace. Rh.),
    poets, even Trag.), Horn. Pind. A
    ,
    iEsch.

    ,,
    brand,
    ; Ar. ;
    i. e.

    ,
    mark of disgrace,
    , Eur. ;
    ,
    ,
    Ar.
    Anac. ;

    A
    ,
    Trag. Plat.

    , ,
    Xen. ;

    , , , , , ,', -
    iEschin.
    ,
    great fat boy,
    ,,
    Horn. ;
    ;

    , , ,
    of a more advanced age than

    , Ar.
    Eur. Ar. Hdt. Plat. ;
    Ar. Plut. Xen. ; Eur. ;
    Ar. Xen. Plat. Isoc.
    To

    A
    A
    brand,
    chines.
    branding iron,
    branded person,
    Plat. (Com.) Hdt.;
    sometimes c. gem.

    Eur.
    ,
    ;

    ,
    ace. Ar. Hdt. Xen. yEs-

    , Hipp.
    Ar. Xen. Lys. ;
    Plat.

    ,
    Of or belonging to boys^a'fieios, Pind. JEsch. Soph. Plat. , Ar.
    Boyish,

    ,
    Bearing boy children,

    ,
    To bear boy
    Boyhood,

    ,
    To brace,
    A bracelet, ,
    , ,, , , , , ,,-,
    , , ,
    , ,
    Soph. Ar. Plat.

    ,,,
    children,

    ',
    ,.
    ,
    Theogn.
    Theogn.
    ,
    See To strengthen.
    Horn. h. ;
    ;

    Hipp.
    , Eur.
    Plat.

    , Ar. Lys.
    A brander, a person
    To brandish,
    < Horn.), Horn. Pind. Soph. Eur. Plat.
    aor. 2. part,
    TEsch. Soph.;
    perf. pass,
    who
    no perf. (aor. 2. mid. 3d
    brands,

    Horn.;
    only pres. Horn.;
    Omn. ;
    jEsch.;

    Eur. Plat.
    ;
    Hdt.
    sing, by sync,
    often

    ;
    .,
    Horn.
    Rh.
    '-
    -, no fut. Eur. ;

    ,
    Hdt. Xen. Hdt. Hes. Eur.

    , ,-, ',
    or

    ,, . ,
    ; ; ;
    ;

    , Asius, Ar. ^Esch. ; fut. aor. 1. -\, aor. 2.


    Wearing bracelets, ov, Hdt. Eur.
    Brackish,

    ,
    To brag,

    ,', ,,
    Isoc. j'Eschin.

    ,,
    A braggart,
    comp.

    ',,
    ,
    $, , ,;

    ,
    Horn. Hes. Pind. Eur. Thuc. Xen. Plat.;
    Hdt.
    pass. Ar.

    , Alcse.
    ;

    mid. Plat. See To


    mid. Ar. Xen.

    Arist.
    boast.
    To brandish at (so as to frighten, etc.),
    ( Horn.,
    To brandish before,
    Brandished,
    A brandishing,
    Att., but usu.

    Soph.
    Eur.
    Att.), Ap. Rh.
    mid., c. and
    Horn.

    ,
    ;

    ace. Eur.

    Thuc. the

    ,
    ; ; ;

    '-
    Of a

    , , braggart disposition,

    ', Xen.
    Ar. Xen. iEschin. ; brandishing of their arms in the air,
    Thuc.
    To braid,

    ,Pind.;

    ?,
    Braided, , , , ,
    esp. of hair,

    *,
    \,
    and
    h.
    in rnid. Horn. Pind. Eur.
    Pind.;
    Theoph.
    Horn. Hes. Eur. Xen. ; ov, and
    ov (though neither this nor the preceding word are
    55
    Hdt. ;

    Eur. Thuc. Plat. Dinarch.;


    A
    A
    brasier,
    Xen. Dem.
    brasier,

    Brass,
    ,
    Horn. Ar. Hdt. Xen.

    i. e. a pan to hold coals,

    Ar. Alex.
    Omn.
    Ar.
    ;
    etc.

    Ar. Xen.;
    ;
    ;;; ;;;;

    Any

    ,
    , ,, ,-,
    ,
    thing
    cltos, ,
    ,
    , ',, ,
    made of
    Ar. Lys.
    brass,
    BRAVE,
    &tos, , Msch. ;
    To behave bravely in company
    Bravery, '^, Omn.
    BREAK.
    with,
    Horn.
    c. dat. Eur.
    Horn. Pind.

    , ,
    ;

    ,
    ;

    Made of brass, sometimes but not


    /ceos, a, ov, or os, ov, also vEsch. Eur. ; in dat. sing, Horn. ; Horn. &vbs,
    , Omn.
    ;

    -, / , , - in Att. ovs, , ovv, Omn. ;


    always contracted Horn. Horn. Soph. Xen. ; Xen.

    ,
    poet. Plat.
    ,
    ;

    &$, , Omn.
    Soph. ;

    ,
    \,
    &?
    Eur. ;

    ,
    ^, , ' ,
    ',
    Horn. ;

    ov, Horn. Ap. Rh.


    ov, Horn. iEsch. Soph.
    Horn. iEsch.; ;
    Horn. Eur., but
    and
    when in good sense
    Omn. post. Horn. ;
    usu.
    Pind. ^Esch.

    , -, , Eur. Omn. prose

    ,
    Pind. Horn., also fern, ^Esch. Soph.

    ',
    ; ;

    ,
    ;

    Horn. (of a house), Horn. Ivos (of Eur. ; Eur. Xen. otos, to, Thuc.

    ,
    , ,5, ,- ,,,, ,,
    ,
    ; ; ;

    5,
    a spear, lit. with brazen point), Horn. for -etoy, Theoc.
    ',
    ,
    ;

    Horn. Pind. ov, Pind. ov, iEsch. contest of bravery, Soph.

    ,, ,
    ; ;

    Soph.

    ,
    Pind.
    Eur. ;
    - ;
    ;

    ov, Eur.;
    ov,
    ov,
    avTos, 6
    Eur.
    Pind.

    Soph. ;
    ov (of a weapon), Soph. ;
    ;

    Eur. (of a horse, as shod with brass, Horn., of the


    ;

    , Pind. ;

    ov,
    ov (of a house),
    ov,
    To brawl,
    To bravd as a
    Anac. ;
    A brawl,
    brook,

    &,
    To excite a brawl,
    fut.
    Horn. Ap. Rh.
    Horn.

    (fut.
    -,
    Arist.

    etc.)
    See To quarrel.
    no fut. Horn.

    Horn.
    no fut.

    ^,
    ; >,

    A brawler,
    Furies, Soph.); ov, Bacchyl. ; xa\oyevvs, vos,
    '?, rjpos, , Hes.
    5,
    ,
    , ,, ',
    ^, ,
    (of an anchor), Pind. ;

    ,
    /coy, ov, Eur. ; ov, Ar. Hdt.
    ov (of a ship's beak, or of a trumpet), yEsch. Soph.
    Made offine
    - 5,
    ov, iEsch. Soph.

    ;
    Brawn,
    Brawny,
    To bray,
    /s, Horn.

    Ar.
    , Ar.

    -,
    See Strong.
    ;Call. ; byoat, Arist.

    ,
    Hdt.

    ,
    brass, ov, Horn. fut.

    ,5, ^, ,
    Clothed in (armed with) brass,
    oovos, Horn. ;
    itios, Horn.
    ov, 6,

    ;
    Horn.

    ,
    ;
    Brazen,
    ovs, , ovv, Omn.
    A breach (in a wall),
    , ov, and os, ov, sometimes in Att. contr.
    See Made of brass.

    5, , 5 , ,
    ,,,,- ,,, - , -
    duos, Horn. Pind. ; Pind. Thuc.
    6)), ;

    ,
    ',
    Pind. ;, gen. e'os, ov, Pind. To breach (a wall), Lys.

    Eur. ;
    Eur. ;5,
    Jf'iVA chariot of brass,
    Pind. Soph. Eur.

    Eur. ;
    gen. eos, Eur. ;
    ,
    Eur.
    ov, Pind.
    ,
    ;
    opos,
    ov,
    Breaking doicti the tualls, and making with the spear a ivide breach,
    so as to enter within the gates,

    Bread,
    yr Horn. Eur. &pTos, Horn. h. Thuc. etc.
    ;
    Eur.

    , 5
    TF#A beak of brass (epitli. of a ship), ados, Eur. Wheat bread, Horn.

    ^
    Worshipped with brass instruments, cymbals, etc., ov, To make bread, and mid. Eur. Xen.
    Pind. A making of bread, Ar. Xen.; Xen.
    ?,
    ,5, A maker of bread, , Thuc. Xen. Plat.;
    Worshipped in a brazen temple, ov, Eur. Thuc. ;

    05,

    5,,
    Xen.

    ,
    ov, Eur. Hdt. ybs, Plat.

    ,?,, ,
    ;

    With ornaments of brass,


    With legs of brass,
    Caused by brass,
    To wear brass armour,
    Abounding in brass,
    '\$,
    ,
    Soph.
    (of a house), Ar.

    ov (of wounds), Horn.


    pass., in aor. 1. Pind.

    ,' ,
    ',
    ov, Horn.
    Fit for making bread,
    A bread-cutter,
    A bread-basket,
    To eat bread,
    Bread-eating,
    or

    5,
    (of instruments), Xen.
    , Hdt. Xen.
    Att. ;
    Xen. Plat. (Com.) ;

    5,
    ov, Horn. Hdt. ;
    Horn. Eur. Ar.
    Hdt.
    (name of a

    ,
    Without brass, ov, c. gen. Soph. mouse), h. Menand.
    ,
    ^, 5,
    ;

    ,
    Not made of brass, ov, iEsch. Soph. Eur. Breadth, efyos, to, Horn. ^Esch. Eur. Hdt. Xen. ;

    Without a brazen shield, /cos Soph. Simon. Hdt. Plat. Xen. ; , Hipp. ; eupuTTjy,
    5, , Hipp.
    To work

    ', ',
    To cover with brass,

    , 5
    make of brass,
    in brass, or to
    Hdt.
    Horn. Pind. To break,
    , Horn. fut. 1. ; /,
    aor. 1. &,
    Brave,

    ,
    masc. Horn.

    5,5, 5,
    sing. masc.

    -,5, -
    ^
    * 5,
    ,
    neut.

    ,
    ov, Horn. ;
    ,;

    ^
    Theogn. Soph. Ar. Thuc. Xen. Plat.

    ivs and
    opos,
    no fern, but neut.

    ov, Horn.
    i}vs,

    ,
    only masc. Horn.
    gen. 70s, ace.
    no other oblique cases, Horn.
    ov,
    ;

    ;
    alvaptT-qs, ov, only
    ,
    Xen.

    ;
    (and
    (in comp.
    (and
    imperf. &i;ov, infin.

    iaya, in pass. sens. Horn. Pind.


    KaTayr /, Ar.)
    part. &as, Horn.), part.
    Lys.), no aor. 2. act., aor. 2., pass,
    Horn.), part, ays, no perf. act. or pass., perf. mid.

    [sometimes
    (aor. 2. pass, infin.
    c.
    ;

    head broken,
    gen., as he had his
    ',

    , 5,
    Horn. ov, Horn. Ap. Rh.

    ,,, , ',- ^, '^,


    opos, Horn. tt\s Ar., so too Plat.], aor. [and in

    ^, ,
    1.

    , &-
    ; ;

    ', ^, ^,
    ov, Horn.
    ovtos, only masc. Horn.
    ',
    , ov, and os, ov, Horn. ;
    ;

    opos, only masc. Horn. ;


    subj. Plat.], Horn. Soph. Eur. Ar. Hdt. Th. Plat. Lys.
    Horn. Ap. Rh.
    \>^,
    only in aor. 1. act. Horn.
    ;

    Hes. YEsch. ;
    Rh. ;
    ov, Horn. Pind.
    opos, Horn. Hes.;
    ovos, Horn. Hes.
    Horn. Ap.
    ov, Horn. Hes.;
    KpaTvs, only in masc. Horn. ;
    ;

    Ep. imperf.
    Hes.
    ^),
    ;
    aor. 2. pass, (Horn, has also
    Omn. poet. Xen. Plat. Dem. ivafip-fiy-
    (used also to break through, to break open, etc.), Horn.
    ;

    compar.

    ,
    Horn. Pind. superl. /cpaTitfTos(and/capTt(TTos, ; Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. ; (also to break off a piece of,
    Horn.), Pind. Eur. Thuc. Xen. KapTpbs, Omn. poet.
    ^, sometimes c. gen., as where the water has broken away a part

    ,
    ; ;

    ,
    pbs, Omn. poet. Plat. ; KpaTaibs, Horn. Pind. Trag. , ; of the road, Horn., also see below, To
    ov, and os, ov, Omn. poet. Hdt. Xen. Plat. ; ovos, break out), Horn. ^Esch. Soph. Hdt. ; often as to
    Pind. ;
    ', ^,
    Anth.

    ^,
    h. Pind., and Dor.; /cas,
    ', break something off from, c. gen. also to break down walls, or

    5,
    &,
    Omn 5, 5,
    5, ;

    ,
    avTos, Pind. ahKaZps, Eur. 'ayadbs, compar.

    -,5, 5, ,
    bs,
    ;

    superl.

    , ,
    Horn. Pind. Eur. ;

    ,
    opos, Pind. ;

    , , ,
    &piaTos,

    -ris, ov, Anac. ;


    ;

    (also
    ov, Hes.
    iEsch.
    Horn.),
    ;
    -
    to break and put to flight a hostile army, Horn. ^Esch. Eur. Hdt.
    Thuc. ;
    Horn. Ar.
    perf. pass,
    ;
    Horn. Ar. Hdt. Xen. Dem. ;
    Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    often in pass, metaph. to be broken with
    ;

    , /,
    'ayyvopeios, iEsch. ;

    Plat.

    05, ,
    ;

    , ', ,
    ,5,,, Pind. ;
    Msch. ; yevva7os, Soph. Eur. Hdt.

    , - Msch. Xen. evKapSios, ov, Soph. Eur.


    ovos, Msch.
    ov,
    ov, Msch. Eur. Thuc. Xen.
    ;
    ;
    Simon.
    yevviKbs, Ar.
    grief, etc. Horn. JEsch. Soph.
    ing, no tense but pres. Horn. h.

    Horn. Xen. ;
    often metaph. as preced-
    fut.
    often metaph. Horn. Pind. Eur. Hdt. Plat.
    Thuc. Plat.
    ;

    Horn. Xen.
    ;

    only
    ;

    ,
    ; ; ;

    , , , ,
    veavias, ov, only in masc. Eur. Xen. Dem. fi\offvpbs, Plat. ; in aor. 1. pass. Theoc. aor. 2. act.
    ; quasi from

    ,',
    Bravely, ,
    ,
    ,, , ,,
    ;

    ,Horn.
    ov,
    Horn. ;
    Theoc,
    Tyrt. iEsch.
    Eur. ; yewtKcos, Ar. ; yvvas, Thuc. ;
    eir/capSiws,
    Xen.; evyv&s, Eur. ;
    To be brave,
    To be the bravest,
    iEschin.
    Ar. ; Xen.
    Msch. Andoc.
    ,
    Horn. Pind. JEsch. Soph. Hdt. Xen.
    '*, , Anac.
    Theoc. ;

    aor. 1. pass,

    Dem. ;
    ;

    Plat. ;
    only in pass. Pint.
    aor. 1. pass, Horn. Xen.
    Plat. Xen.

    Pind. JEsch. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen.;


    Plat. ;
    Ar. Thuc. Xen. Lys. Dem. ;
    down a barrier, Ar. ; Eur.
    esp. to break in a door, Lys. ;
    Eur. Xen. ;
    esp. to break
    Ar. Xen.
    fut.
    ;
    ;

    56
    ;; ;;

    -,-,
    ,, ,
    , , BREAK.
    -, ', BREATHE.
    ',
    ,
    ].

    To break

    ,
    perf. pass,

    ,
    (a bank),

    , ,
    broken, to be bankrupt, Dem.
    To break a horse,

    ^,, , ', ", ',,


    To tame.

    ,
    - Hipp.;

    Eur. Xen. ;

    To break (a person's or nation's power),


    Xen. See

    fut. 1.
    Call.;
    as a storm does a ship,
    and in pass, of the banker, to be
    flit.

    Ap. Rh.
    1.

    -
    Ar.
    To breakfast beforehand,
    To breakfast with,
    Antiph.
    To breakfast on besides,
    To give a person breakfast,
    Without breakfast,
    mid. Thuc.

    '.,
    Xen. Dem.

    c.
    Hipp.
    dat. Ar. JEschin.

    Xen.
    Hipp.
    c. ace.
    ;

    Ar.
    ;
    mid.

    ,
    iEsch. ov, ; ov, Ar.
    To break (an enemy's line),
    Xen.
    Thuc. ;

    -, A,
    ov, Theoc.
    being without one's breakfast, '', Hipp. ;

    -, , ,-
    , ,
    To break of, i. e. terminate (a truce, etc.), fut. perf. Hipp.

    ,
    ),

    ',
    pass, Hdt .Thuc. Xen. Dem.

    , '^, ', A To be without one's breakfast, Hipp.


    ,
    To break up (earth),

    ,, Horn. Eur. Hdt. ; breast, Horn. Hdt. ;

    ,
    Horn. Pind. iEsch.

    , ', ,
    Hes. mid. Soph. Antipho. Ar. Ap. Rh. Thuc. Xen. ; aTos, Horn. iEsch. Hdt.
    ;

    ,
    ', ',
    ; ; ;

    , ,
    /, Omn. poet. Xen.
    Hdt.
    -, Trag. Hdt. Xen.

    , ,
    ),

    , ,
    ; ;

    To break off, iEsch. Eur. ; Eur. Thuc. Eur. ; Arist. ; , Plat. Hipp.
    Ar. On, at, or of the breast, Arist.
    To

    , -, , ,
    break,

    To be broken against,

    ,
    ,
    i.

    To break round, or about,


    a stick
    ,
    e. be broken short

    pass. Thuc.

    about their backs,


    off in a thing, as a spear in a shield,

    pass. Xen.
    as one ought to break

    Hipp.
    Between the breasts,
    Fond of the
    With
    Having
    ivide breast,
    breast,

    eyes in the breast,


    Beating the breast,
    In front of the breast,
    ov,
    ov, iEsch.
    ov,

    Eur.
    Horn.

    Theoc.
    ov,

    iEsch.;
    iEsch.

    ,
    Ar. ; Plat. ; ov, ov,

    ^
    To break

    , -, , ,
    ,
    eav0e&>,iEsch. Plat.

    ^, - ,,,
    out,

    .;&,
    in trans, (as pain, grief, \var,
    ; or as a body does with
    etc.)
    sores, Thuc.
    Soph.
    ; many
    Xen.
    A breast-plate, -, , Horn. Eur. Thuc. Xen. etc. ; made

    ,
    of the compounds of in aor. 2. pass, fut. 2. of Thuc.

    ^,
    felt,

    -, '/,
    ,
    pass,

    , ^,
    as

    ,
    , , Soph. ;
    ,
    To break out again,
    ,
    ',
    , ,
    iEsch. Soph. Hdt.
    Thuc.
    and

    Hipp. ;
    perf.
    Eur. Ar. Hdt.
    and pluperf. mid.

    only in
    ; also in fut. 1. act.
    Soph. ;
    Wearing abreast-plate,
    Having a variegated breast-plate,
    Having a linen breast-plate,

    ,
    Having a brazen breast-plate,
    Soph.
    ,,

    ,
    Horn.
    ,
    Horn.

    Horn.
    ov, Hdt.

    ;
    -
    pres. and imperf. Hipp.

    ,
    To break (oaths),

    &,, mid.

    To break (a treaty, laws, &c),

    , &,
    Thuc. Isoc. ; (laws),
    To break (obligations),
    Horn.;
    pass, in pass. sens. Horn. Hes. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.

    fut.
    mid., c. aor. 1.

    Thuc. Hdt. Dem. ;

    mid. Lys.
    Xen.
    See To violate.
    , -,
    ,
    ,
    Having a white
    Without a breast-plate,
    To arm with a breast-plate,

    A
    oneself with, Horn. Ar.
    Making
    breast-ioork,
    breast-plate,

    breast-plates,
    ;
    &),
    ^Esch.
    \,
    ov,
    ov, Xen.
    oftener
    Thuc. Xen.
    Xen.
    Xen.

    -, pass, to arm

    To break rudely in upon,

    , , , , c. ace. Isae.

    ', Breath, (Ep. and Ion. as always in Horn., used also

    , , , ,,,, ,,, ,, )
    To break, neut., i. e. be broken, as armour by a spear, by Eur.), pi. used of human breath, or a breath of wind,
    often in
    aor. 2.
    ,Horn.),
    To break (as a youth's voice), Arist.
    or even a wind instrument, Omn. poet.
    ,
    Omn. post. Horn.
    Horn.
    ovos, , in pi. iEsch.
    ; ;

    To be broken (in spirit), pass., c. dat. or c. ace. Hdt. -,


    to, Eur. Anth. ;
    ;

    ,
    , ', ,

    -
    Thuc. ; pass. Thuc. Only of wind, Horn. iEsch. Soph.
    ;

    In

    Thuc.
    ,,
    case they should be so broken in spirit as to give

    , ' ,
    (for
    up their arms,
    A
    Pind.
    breathing, drawing breath,
    Plat. ; Arist.
    Ar. 77, ; ,
    A
    A
    ,
    breaker
    breaker,

    A breaking,
    ,
    , ,
    ,, , (of friendship, etc.),

    'ay)),
    -
    i. e. large wave,
    Ap. Rh.
    , ), Eur. ;
    ,
    , Thuc.
    iEsch. Soph. Eur. Thuc.

    ,, Plat. ; &,
    Holding
    His

    A
    Eur.
    their breath,
    being out of breath shows, etc.,

    breathing place or breathing time,


    yvaOois, Eur.

    aros, , for

    ,
    , Arist. Pind.

    ,
    A breaking (of

    , , ,,
    a bridge, or a treaty, or a breaking up of a meet- Quickness of breathing, Hipp.

    ,
    Plat.

    ,
    Calculated
    What can

    , -,
    ,
    ing, or the time of breaking up),

    ,
    ,
    easily broken,

    ,
    , , -
    ,
    to break,
    be broken,
    Hipp.
    ), Hdt. Thuc.

    c.

    ov, Arist.
    dat.
    ;
    Horn. ;

    of oaths, etc.,
    Arist. ;

    ov,
    Breathing well,
    Difficulty

    Short of breath,"
    ov, Hipp.
    ov, contr.

    of breathing, scantiness of breath,


    Xen.
    ov, contr. ,,
    Xen. Arist.
    esp. after running, etc.,

    Theopomp. (Com.);

    Mel.
    ,
    Eur. Xen.
    Broken,

    '^ , , , ,
    ,,
    Broken in tlue middle,

    ,
    Broken down (in one's property),
    ov, iEsch.
    ov, Horn. ; Eur. ; to pieces,

    Dem.
    Out of breath (with
    ov, Hes.
    Deprived of breath (of a God punished

    A
    Styx), ov, Hes.
    long breathing,
    fatigue, haste, etc.),
    ;

    ov, contr.
    ,,
    ov, contr.

    ,,
    for
    ov,Horn.
    Sapph.
    forswearing himself by

    Hipp.
    ;

    A ,,,,
    J If broken,
    What cannot
    jsch.
    So as not

    ), , ,
    to be broken, adv.,
    breaker of horses,
    The breaking of horses,
    Breakneck,
    ,, i. e.
    Eur.
    be broken, aay^s, Horn.

    precipitous,
    ov,

    , Xen.
    ,,
    ;

    Ar.

    Xen.
    ov,
    ov, Horn.

    metaph. of a hard
    Pind.
    Without taking breath,
    To breathe, (Ep. and Ion.

    to breathe on, c. gen. h. Eur. Ar.


    Dem.
    fut.

    Pind. Plat.
    (and
    Ion.), also esp. to breathe forth, Horn. h. Pind. Call. Ap. Rh.;
    (poet, by sync,
    '),
    no perf. in
    all senses, also to breathe forth threats, anger, favour, etc., c. ace.

    Horn. Hes. Pind. Trag. Xen. Plat. ; Ep.

    also
    also esp. to breathe
    ;
    -,

    ,
    ;

    word, Ar.

    ',
    Breakfast^
    '- , ( Horn., Att.), Horn. yEsch. Eur. Thuc.
    forth, iEsch. Eur. Thuc. Xen. Plat.
    Soph.
    &
    Arist. only
    to breathe forth,
    of the
    ;

    wind, pass. &,


    , , ,', , , ,
    ;

    , ', ,
    ;

    ,
    Xen.
    Ath.
    To breakfast,
    ; Horn. ;

    Horn. ;
    aros,

    perf.
    Arist.

    act. infin.
    ;

    sync.
    no fut., aor. 2.
    was breathed around her,
    Ap. Rh. imperf.
    ;
    (&ov, Ap. Rh.),

    fut.
    (also of things, as beauty
    h.),
    aor. 1.
    Horn. Hes. h.
    no
    and 1st pi. Ar. Xen. Theoph. (Com.); perf., c. ace. of the air, Philyll.
    57 1
    ;
    ;; ;;

    To
    , , ,,
    ,
    breathe again, , , BREECHES.
    poet. . Horn. Soph. Hdt. Xen.;
    '-
    To build of brick,
    BRIGADIER.
    Ar. Thuc. ; Anth.
    i.

    ,
    , , -
    Isoc.
    To
    e.

    ,to

    , ,
    breathe forth,
    (fut. -,
    recover from fright,
    perf. -,
    grief,

    Soph. Ap. Rh.


    etc.
    aor. 2. -) Xen. ;

    iEsch.
    To make into bricks,
    shape of bricks, Ar.
    To carry bricks,
    Carrying bricks,
    Hdt.

    Ar.
    ov, Ar.
    ; also to make into things the

    ,
    ;

    Theoc. A brickmaker, vopyb, Plat.


    A brick-kiln,

    , ,,,, -,
    To breathe hard, Hipp. Arist. Lys,
    To breathe on, (and Ep. Ion.), c. dat. or c. ace. Made of brick, iEsch. ; Hdt. Xen.

    , ', ,, , ,
    Horn. Hes. Pind. Eur. (and ; Ep. Ion.), also to Like a brick, Hdt.

    , , ,
    breathe against, sine cas., or c. dat. Horn. Trag. Hdt. Plat. Bridal, Pind. Soph. Eur.; a, ov, and ov, ,

    , ,
    Breeches,

    , , , ,, -
    c. ace. Ar. Theoc. Arist.

    , at, Hdt. Xen. at, Antiph. ;


    Pind. ; iEsch. Soph. Eur. Plat. ;
    os, ov, Eur. Ar. Ap. Rh. ; ov, iEsch. ;
    ,
    a, ov, and

    ,
    The big breeches worn by Asiatics, ot, Eur. Ar. Eur. Eur. ov, Soph. ;
    yb,
    ; ;

    To breed, fut. and aor. 2. ov, Mel. ; ov, iEsch. Eur. Isse. Dem. ;

    , , ,
    perf. mid.

    , ,, ,,, ,
    ,
    of the woman, Xen.

    ,
    ,
    Omn.

    ,
    Ar.
    See To beget, To bring forth.
    ; only ; Thuc. Plat.
    The bridal chamber,
    Mosch.
    ;

    Soph.

    ,
    To breed, i. e. to nourish, as to breed horses, etc., fut. A bride, Horn. (and ; Horn.), Omn. poet.
    ,

    , fut. 1. mid. often Xen. Eur. Soph.


    perf. pass, aor. 1. pass, in pi.

    ,
    ; ;

    ,
    ;

    used in pass, sens., perf. mid. used in act. sens, (and also in in pi. Eur. in pi. Eur. , Theoc.

    , ,
    ; ;

    ,
    ,

    , ,
    neut. sens, though not then with reference to this meaning), Omn. One about to be a bride, Soph. ;

    , , ,
    , ,, -
    See To rear. Soph. Theoc.
    Highbred, Ep. and Ion. and Omn. To adorn or dress a bride, Eur. ;

    ,,,
    High breeding, Eur. Xen. Plat. Anth.
    A breed, Horn. Horn. ;
    Omn. See ;
    , Helping to adorn a bride, ov, Eur.

    ,
    Race. A bridesmaid, , iEsch. ; Ar. ;

    A , , Ar.

    ,,
    breeder, 6 iEsch. Soph. Eur. Antipho.

    , ,, , vyyb,
    A
    , , '
    Breeding men,
    breeding,
    JFond of breeding horses,
    Pind. Hdt.
    ov, Horn. Eur.

    , Pind. ',
    Leading the bride,
    To be lamented by
    A bridegroom,
    brides,
    Pind. Theoc.
    ov, Eur.
    bv, iEsch.
    Soph. Eur. Xen.

    ,
    ;

    A thing bred, to, iEsch. Soph. Xen. Plat. ; Plat. ; Eur. ; Soph.
    Soph. Eur.

    ,
    Bred up by my Jiand,

    , - ,
    Eur.
    An
    A
    unhappy bridegroom,
    bridesman, Ar.
    Eur.

    ,
    Bred up together, A Horn. Pind. iEsch. Eur. Thuc. Xen.

    ,,
    ov, h. Hdt. Plat.
    ,,, bridge,

    ,, , ,
    ;

    ,, ,
    A breeze, Omn. Poet. Plat. Xen. ; (Ep. and Ion. Xen.

    ,, ,
    ,
    Thuc.
    ,
    ;

    ,
    always in Horn., but found

    ',y ,
    A gentle steady breeze,
    Omn. post.
    also in
    Horn.
    Eur.), Omn. Poet. A
    A
    bridge of boats,
    bridge of a lyre,
    iEsch. Hdt.
    , Ar. ; , gen.

    ,, , , , , ,
    Ar. etc., dat. pi. Soph.
    yp,
    Brevity,

    ,
    To brew,
    A bribe,
    To bribe,
    , ,
    Plat. Lycurg.
    Archil.
    Lys. Dem. iEschin.
    Hdt. Dem.
    ;

    apyp, Soph.
    ;
    Plat.

    Hdt. iEschin.

    .
    To

    Lys.
    bridge over,
    Plat. ;

    Isse. ; also
    Hdt.
    c. ace.

    ypav,
    of the water, Horn. Pind. Hdt.

    Hdt. Xen.
    c. ace.

    ,,
    of water, iEsch.

    ,
    The bridging, or the making of a bridge, ^eu|ts, Hdt.

    ,
    ; ;

    , ,, ,,,, -
    Isoc. Lys. iEschin. ; mid., augm. tenses rare, ex- With beautiful bridges, ov, Eur.
    , ,, ,
    ,
    cept in pres. and imperf.
    Hdt. Dem. ;
    Dem.

    Lex
    ;

    Hdt.
    ap. Dem.
    ;
    Lys. ;

    Plat. ;
    A bridle, Horn.
    Pind. Trag. Xen. Plat. ;
    Trag. Xen. Plat. Ap. Rh. ;
    ;

    pi.

    ,
    oi
    Horn. Pind. ;
    and Horn. Pind.
    ,
    ,
    iEsch. ;
    ,

    , ,
    To bribe beforeliand, Dem. Soph.
    To bribe altogether, iEschin. A Eur. Ar. Xen.

    ,
    curb bridle,

    ,, , , , ,, , -
    To take a bribe, sine cas., or c. ace. of the bribe, in pass, A snaffle bridle, Xen.
    either of the bribe given or of the person bribed, Ar. Cratin. The noseband of a bridle, tEscIi.
    -,

    , , ,, ,, ,
    Hdt. Plat. Dem. ; and mid. Ar. Lys, Belonging to a bridle, Soph.
    Arist. ; Dem. ; With a golden bridle, ov, Horn. Pind. Soph. ;

    Hdt. ; Lex ap. Dem. ov, Ar. Hdt. Xen.


    To punish who for To Xen. Hdt. Xen.
    those bribes betray the most important matters, bridle, Eur.
    ,,
    ;
    ;

    ,,, , ,, , Dem. A bridling, Xen.


    He took bribes to suppress an information, isayyav The trade of making bridles, Arist.
    Dem.
    Bribery,
    The taking a
    ,
    , ,,
    i.

    ,
    ,, e. giving a bribe,
    bribe, Dem.
    Xen. Arist.
    iEschin,
    Brief,

    and
    ( Att.,
    ov,

    Omn.
    Trag. IEschin.
    elsewhere), or
    post. Horn. See Short.
    ; compar.
    superl.

    , , ,
    A taking bribes, or a TEsch. Soph. Xen. Plat. Isoc;

    ,
    disposition inclined to take them,, Briefly,

    A
    Dem. iEschin.

    , Xen. ; Arist. Soph. eV


    ; ;

    ,
    prosecution for bribery, iEsch. Xen. ; and and
    To
    To
    be tried for bribery,
    convict a person of
    Lys.
    '),
    Thuc. Xen. Lys. ;

    {\ Plat.
    Hdt.

    ,
    Hes.

    ,
    bribery, (aor. 2- of c. To speak briefly,
    y,
    ;

    , y ),
    ace. Ar.

    , Eur. ; Eur. ;

    To
    ),
    be convicted
    of bribery, (aor. 2. of Soph. ( aor. 2. of Thuc.

    , ,, ,\ ,
    -
    ; ;

    fut. Andoc. Xen.

    ,
    To accuse a person of bribery, iEschin. To make a brief answer, Plat.
    Like a bribe, Ar. To be brief but full of meaning,

    ,
    , ,,, ,,, ',
    Taking a bribe, Dem.
    ',
    ,
    ov, Ar.

    ,
    Plat. Eur.
    A brick,
    ,
    Hdt. Thuc. Xen. , Thuc. Xen. A brier,

    ',
    Horn. , Theoc. , Eupol.

    ,
    ;

    ,
    ;

    ,, ,,,
    , Anth. Eur. Theoc. ; , Hdt. Xen.
    A row of bricks, Hdt. ; Thuc. Briery, Hdt.
    To make bricks, mid. Thuc. Ar. A brigade, , Lys. ; Xen.

    '
    ;
    ;

    Ar. ; (aor. 1. etc.), Hdt. ;


    A brigadier, iEsch. Hdt. Xen. ; Ar. Hdt.
    (fut. aor. 1. no perf.), Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    58
    ;;;;;; ; ;;;

    To a brigadier;
    be Ar. Thuc. Lys. ,, BRIGHT.

    , \
    ,aor. 1. mid.
    --,
    -, -,
    , (),
    aor. 2. tfveyKov
    BRING.
    Horn.), and aor. 2.

    ,
    , ,'/,
    Bright, apyv<peos, Horn. Horn. apyrjs, mid. aor. 1. pass, Att. (Horn, also has

    ,,, ,
    ; ;

    ), ,
    ,
    (also with poet. dat. and ace. apykri and apykTa, Horn.), Horn.

    Horn. ,
    jEsch. Soph. apy
    ;
    ;

    only of weapons, Horn.


    -,
    contr. apyas, apyavros, Pind. apywoeis,
    ov, of a ;
    ;
    3d

    ,
    sing, as from
    Eur. uses fut. mid. in pass, sens.), Omn. 'cryco (chiefly of bring-
    ing animate things), aor. 2. red. r\yayov, Omn. Eur.
    and 2d pi. imper. sync,
    ;

    ; ^,

    ,
    helmet, Horn. ov, Horn. ; Thuc. Xen. Dem. ; Omn.

    ,,,,,
    ottos, Horn. Eur. in pres. imperf.

    ,
    ,,
    ;

    ,
    ;

    opos, only of the sun or fire, Horn. Emped. ; fut. 1. and aor. 1. c. prep, or c. word of motion, as to
    and in Eur. alyXas, alyKavros, in chor., Horn. Pind. Eur. Pylos, etc. Horn. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Plat. (but aor. ;
    --
    -,-, ,
    ), bv, and bs, bv,Hom. Hes. Pind. Theogn. Soph. Eur.; 1. Isae., also with irreg. infin. Horn.) Omn.

    , Horn. Hes. Ar. ;


    gen.
    Soph. Horn. Ar.
    etc., Horn. Ap. Rh.;
    only in masc. sing, when used in this sense, as epith. of
    ^,
    ;

    Thuc.

    ,
    Th.

    Hdt. Plat. ;
    ;

    ,
    esp. of animate things, Pind. Soph. Eur.
    ;

    prop, and esp. across water, JEsch. Soph. Eur.


    aor. 1. act. from unus. c. prep. Soph. ; - ,
    Soph. Eur. ; -n-pbs, Omn.

    ,,', ,
    the sun, Horn. Hes. Soph. Eur. in chor. Horn. Pind. ; prop, to bring water, but often metaph. to bring any thing,
    jEsch. Hdt. Plat.

    ,
    A'iTrapbs, Horn. Hes. Pind. Trag. Plat., and in mid. to bring on

    ,
    ; ;

    Xen. Plat.

    ?,
    ),
    Hes. iEsch.

    , , ;

    -,
    ;

    ,
    ov, of the sun, morning, etc., Horn.
    Hes. Eur. (paeivbs, and after Horn,

    -
    Horn. Pind. Trag.
    Hes.; irvpavyr/s, h. ;
    ; apb,
    oneself
    To bring money
    -,
    (').
    aor. 2. , ,(as a tax, a thing sold, etc.),
    perf. act. perf. pass,
    fut. 1.
    aor.
    -
    1.

    pb, ^ ^
    ,
    Pind. iEsch. and Att.

    ,
    (and sometimes in Att.
    ; pass, Hdt. Xen. etc. etc. Isae. ;

    ,
    Pind.

    , ,
    ;

    , - Sophj;
    ;

    (of metal),
    bv, iEsch. Eur.
    ov, iEsch. Eur.
    only in masc, , To
    mid., to bring with one as a dowry, Dem.
    bring (a criminal) before a judge, , Dem. ; ,
    ), , ,
    Anac. KaAAtyeyyrjs, Eur.
    ;

    ', Soph. eairy7?s, Eur.


    Eur. (Rhes. 43.); ^eyyy)s, Msch. Ap. Rh. ;
    ; ; Plat.
    To bring
    Dem.
    '',
    Horn. Hdt. Xen. ; Horn. Hdt. ;

    ,
    beech,
    TaiyXos, Ar.
    ^, , , \- '&,
    ,
    ov, Eur. Eur. from the dead, Horn. Trag. ; to bring back to the
    esp.

    ,
    ; ; ;

    ^, letter of an agreement, Dem.

    ,',
    Eur. iEsch. Soph. Eur.

    ^,
    ; Soph. ;

    ), Eur. avrauyfys, Ar. ; Xen. To bring bach, esp. from exile, Pind. Plat. ;

    ,
    ;

    vb, ay,
    ,
    Plat. Xen. iEsch. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.;

    ,
    -, ov, and os, ov, Mel. Ar. of any thing,

    , ,
    ; ;
    ;

    Ap. R. Call. ; Anth. Thuc. Xen.


    To bring in, on, to, etc.,

    ,,
    Exceedingly bright, ov, Ar. c. dat. or prep. Horn. Eur. Hdt.

    ,,
    Brightest,
    Bright-eyed,

    , -, ,
    ,-
    , /, ,
    Bright, so as to be seen afar, TrjKavyrjs, h. Pind. Theogn.

    ,
    Horn.

    ,
    /,
    - , ov, and os, ov, Horn. h. Xen. Theoc. ;
    Xen. Plat.
    prep,
    Eur. Dem. ; c.
    Horn. Thuc. Xen.
    ;

    iEsch. Ar. ;
    dat.
    and
    c. dat. or

    mid., no perf.
    or c. ace. or c. prep. Omn. ;
    ;

    -,
    ,
    ,
    c. poet. voc. in chor., Eur. fern, c. dat. or c. prep. Omn. c. dat. or c. prep. Omn.

    ,
    ; ; ;

    Brightly,

    ,-,
    To brighten,
    , Ar.

    ,
    ,
    ,
    ,
    ;

    , , , -,
    pvbs
    , (of the sun), Eur.
    in superl.
    no perf., Eur.
    Eur. Xen.
    ;
    See Eyes.

    Eur. ; and in
    a town), Hdt. ;
    ,
    Xen.

    c. gen. Horn. Hes.


    ;

    Hes. Trag. Thuc. Xen. ;


    Ar. ;

    in fut. 1. ),
    (of bringing corn into
    and aor. 1.

    ,
    pass, to brighten up with joy, Xen. Hdt. Xen. Xen. Soph. ; fut. c. dat.
    -,
    ;

    -
    ;

    To clear away anything from anything as to brighten iEsch. Soph. and mid.

    ,
    else, so fut.

    -
    it, ;

    c. ace. and and the serpents licked the blood


    gen., as, aor. 1. etc. no perf. Eur.; no perf. c. dat. Eur.;
    her cheeks, so as to make them look bright again arayova 677/, Hdt. by theatrical machines, Ar.
    off
    ,
    ,
    ; ;

    yr) ;

    -,
    ,, , , ,, ,^,
    1

    To be bright,
    ), - no perf., Omn.
    xpoos, Eur.
    poet., and once in Xen.
    perf.
    To bring on oneself,
    etc. no aor. 1., c
    mid. (and
    et ace. Plat.
    Theogn.)
    See To shine.
    Brightness,
    has dat.

    -,
    ,
    , ^,. ', ,, ,
    and

    , , ,,
    Horn. Soph. 00*777, Omn. ;

    ,
    -,
    t), Thuc. Xen.

    Brilliancy, ayr], Horn. Pind. Soph.

    ,,
    nom. and ace. sing.), Omn. poet. Plat. ;
    (Horn,
    but the other poets and trag. only in

    , Horn. Pind. Soph.

    ?vos, 77, Pind.


    ;

    ; \,
    fut. 1.
    mid. Dem.
    Lys.
    aor. 2.

    He brought fate on himself,


    To bring on oneself besides,
    To bring forward, out, etc.
    c. ace. Horn. Theogn.

    mid. Xen. Dem. ;


    Dem.
    ;

    iEsch.
    mid. Soph.
    ;

    Horn. Soph. Eur. Thuc. Xen.


    ;

    -
    rb, Theogn. ^Esch. ;
    rb,

    , , , , , r), Thuc.

    Rh.
    Xen. Horn. Hes. Eur. Thuc. Isoc. Plat. etc.
    Pind. Omn. Att. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen. Dem.
    ;
    ;

    ,
    ,,
    A , Hdt. Hdt. Eur.

    ,
    Hipp. iEschin.

    ,
    slight brilliancy, ; ; ;

    , ,
    Brilliant,
    Soph. Eur. ;
    Pind. Eur.

    ,
    Brilliantly,

    ,,
    To be
    Ar.

    ,
    -,
    brilliant,

    ),
    ,
    ,
    ,
    -,
    ;

    ,
    ,
    /,
    ,,
    -
    '-, - ), bv,
    (and
    and b,

    and superl.

    Omn.
    Horn. Hes. Pind. Theogn.

    ov, Horn. Pind.


    bv,
    Eur. in chor.) Horn.
    See Bright.
    Eur. Xen. Isoc. ; ay-

    poet, and once in Xen. See To


    Xen. Isse. ;
    Eur. ;

    aor. 2.
    or
    Plat. Xen. Dem. ;

    To bring forward (witnesses),

    Plat.
    fut.
    ;

    To bring forward (a
    no perf. Soph. Ar.

    witnesses, or quotations,
    Hdt. Thuc.

    play),
    Ar. Thuc.

    aor. 2.

    fut.
    mid., imperf.
    no other tenses,
    mid. Plat. Isae.
    etc. Simon. Hdt.
    ;

    ,
    Brim, Horn.; rb, Horn. Hes.; Arist.

    ,
    Theoc. Arist. Plat.
    ; ;

    -,
    , ,
    Narrow at the brim, Simon. To bring news, or a message, and mid. Xen.
    &, ov,

    ,
    Brimstone, or

    ,&7, or Srrfiov, Horn. Andoc.

    ,-,, , , , , ,
    Like or of brimstone, Anth. To bring out of, no perf., c. gen. Pind. c. gen.

    ,
    ;

    Brindled,

    ',
    Brine,
    Plat.;
    /, Alcae. Eur. ;

    Ar. Hdt. ; i. e. the sea, Horn. Pind. Msch. Eur.


    Ar. ; ', 'b,
    ), Call.
    Eur.


    or c. prep.
    To bring round,
    Xen. Plat.
    Omn.
    Eur. Hdt. Xen. ; Eur. Hdt.

    Briny, Horn. Pind. Eur. Thuc. Xen. Plat.; To bring into (a worse condition, etc.), in fut. 1. or
    ,
    , /,),
    JEsch. ;

    Steeped in brine,

    , ', ,
    Hipp. ; Hipp.
    ), Ar.
    aor. 1.
    To
    c.

    be brought to,
    ,
    Isoc. iEschin.
    pass., c. aor. 2. act. perf. act. and plu-

    ,
    To steep in brine,
    One who sells brine,
    To bring, 'aylvw,

    Hes. h.
    or briny meats,
    imperf. also
    Diosc.

    ,
    only once in h.) rare, except in pres. and imperf. Horn.
    Hdt. Ap. Rh. Horn. Soph. Eur. Ar. ;
    Diosc.
    infin.

    ', , ,
    , ,
    (fut.
    perf. act. c.
    To bring away,
    Thuc. Dem.

    Horn. Hdt.
    To bring down,
    Thuc.
    Horn. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Plut. Dem. etc.
    Horn. Eur. Hdt.
    Horn. iEsch. Hdt. Xen. Dem. ;
    ;

    -
    ,
    ;

    (chiefly of bringing inanimate things), fut. 1.


    Horn, though he has imper.
    well as) fut. 1. mid.
    intin. otVe/uej/and
    aor. 1. tfveyKa
    (not found in
    as
    Horn.), and
    , (), , To bring down (a man's courage),
    Ar. Hdt,;
    To bring down (a person's fortune),
    no perf. iEsch. Eur.
    Hdt. Dem. to bring down any thing, Ar.
    Soph.
    ;

    59 1 2
    ;; ;;

    The north wind brings


    ,
    ,,,,,, ,-- , , , ',
    , many
    (from
    oaks
    BRINGING.
    down ground,
    to the
    no fut,), Hes.
    - Brought tip tvith,
    Eur. Ap. Rh. ;
    ,
    , BROTHER.
    ov, c.

    ov, c. dat.
    dat., or in,
    Soph. Hdt.
    c. gen. loci, Soph.

    ,
    To bring near

    ,
    to, fut. 1. Att. aor. 1. (A child) brought up aicay from his parents, ov, Hdt.

    ,,
    poet, c. dat. Horn. Pind. iEsch. Soph. ; What may be brought out, ov, Ar.
    Hes. A city to which wood may easily be brought,
    -,
    To bring together,
    Horn. Eur. Hdt. Xen.

    ,, , ,, ,
    Omn. ;

    no perf. Pind.
    perf.
    A bringer,
    Arist.
    Horn. See bearer. A

    , ,
    ;

    ,
    ;

    Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Plat. ;


    To bring in turn,
    To bring in besides,
    ', Xen.
    Andoc.
    Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Isoc. Brink,
    Brisk,
    To be brisk,
    Horn. Hdt. Thuc.
    Horn. Hes. h.
    only in pres. iEsch.
    To bring (a ship) into port, Soph. Hdt. ; no A bristle, />1, rj, in pi. Horn.

    perf., c. prep.
    To bring to, i. e.
    To bring under, ',
    ,, , ,
    ,, , -,-,,, ,
    iEsch. ;

    stop the vessel,

    ', c. gem. ace.


    Dem.

    or c. ace.
    mid. Ar.
    and prep. Horn.
    To
    poet.
    bristle,

    Bristling,
    (perf. part.

    Arist.
    nom. pi. Pind.), Omn.

    Hdt.
    To bring up,
    pass., perf. pass,

    ', ),,
    h. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen.
    Omn. Att.;
    To bring tip in, (Ep.
    ,
    Soph. Ar.

    ,
    , fut. 1. act.

    , ,,
    , -,
    Pind. ;
    Eur.
    ;

    Horn. Hes. Eur. Plat.


    aor. 1.

    ;
    fut. 1.

    no fut.
    mid. sometimes used
    Omn.;
    Bristly,
    Brittle,
    Brittleness,
    A broach,
    To broach,
    Broad,
    6,
    Horn.;

    Horn. Eur. Hdt.


    Ephipp.
    (Hdt. has fem.
    Theoph. -, ,
    See Spit.
    See To tap.
    Simon. Amorg.

    Horn, has ace. sing. masc.


    ov, Arist.; Plat.

    , ,
    I was brought up, Soph. and Asius has eupeoy as gen. fem.), compar.
    ),

    ,, ,
    ,
    To bring up children on (a property), (rrj etc. Omn.; (fem. also Hdt.), Omn. poet. Hdt.

    ,
    Dem.

    , ,
    To bring up from below,
    Eur.

    , ,
    Horn. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.

    ,
    ; e-
    Xen. Plat.;
    As broad as,
    Xen.;
    c. dat. Thuc.

    Of a river, i. e. broad-flowing,
    Theoc.

    Horn.; ov,
    ,,
    , ,
    To bring over, i. e. persuade, mid. Eur. ; Horn.; Bacchyl. ov, contr.
    ;

    ,
    no perf. Ar. Xen. Plat. ; Plat. iEsch.

    &,
    To have brought to one,

    ,
    Xen. ; Broad (of the earth), only fem. Horn.

    , , , Broad (of cities, countries, etc.),


    Lycurg. ov, Horn. Pind.

    , ,
    , , ,
    ,
    To bring forth
    ,
    ,,
    To aid in bringing

    ,
    out,

    -
    offspring,
    only form in Trag.), sometimes

    , , ,
    aor. 2.
    fut.
    perf.
    Xen.
    oftener (the
    ov, Pind.

    Broad (of the sea),


    Pind.
    Simon.
    ;

    ov, Horn. iEsch.


    ov, Hes. ;

    ,
    mid. also aor. 1. mid. and aor. 2. Broad-chested, ov, Theoc.

    , ', ,
    Thuc.
    ,
    pass, only in Hipp., Omn.
    ;
    Plat. ; Plat.
    only used in this aor. 1 mid. Horn.
    ;

    . ,
    Broad-backed, broad-shouldered,
    ov, h.
    ,
    See Chest, Back, etc. etc.
    ov, Soph. ;

    , , ,
    Trag. Hdt. Xen. Euphor. Hes. Broadly, Horn. compar. Ar.

    , ,
    -,
    ; ;
    ; ;

    ,
    ,
    h.,

    ,
    and mid. Eur. ;

    , ,mid. iEsch. Eur., also in pass. Eur.

    ',
    in pres. and aor. 1.

    mid. often used metaph. iEsch. Soph. Eur.


    Xen.
    Soph. Eur.;
    only ;
    ;

    - To speak broadly, i. e. in a broad dialect,


    Broadness,
    Breadth.
    To broider,
    Horn. , iEsch. Eur. Hdt. Xen.

    See To embroider.
    Theoc.
    See

    ,
    pres. and imperf. Eur. ; fut. 1. ; Eur.
    Hipp. Ap. Rh. To broil, Ar.
    ?, ,
    , , ,
    To bring forth subsequently,

    ,
    ,
    iEsch.
    To bring forth together with (or at the same time),
    A broil,
    Quarrel.
    Horn. Pind. Trag. Isoc. Plat. Xen. See

    ,
    Arist. Bronze, Omn. See Brass, Copper.

    , ,,, .
    To bring forth alive,

    - ,
    To be about to bring forth,

    ,
    Arist.
    Cratin.
    Arist. ; A brooch,
    To brood,
    Horn.
    Ar. Hdt. See To hatch.

    , ,
    To bring forth (as a midwife or Ilithyia), To brood over (grief, anger, etc.), (not, however,

    ,
    fut.

    , , ',
    One ought to bring, Soph. Isoc. Plat. ; ; used in Horn, except in pres.), Horn.
    Plat. Eur., and in pass, os, Ar. A brood, Soph. Eur. Lycurg. of the men in

    , ,
    ; ; ;

    One must bring down, and in pass, os, Thuc. the Trojan horse, iEsch.

    -
    A
    A
    , Ar.
    A bringing, ,
    , , ,.',, , ,, ^ ,,
    Plat. ;
    ,
    One must bring round,

    ,Plat.

    ', ,,,,
    Plat.
    '
    up,
    what must be brought in,

    iEsch. Soph. Thuc. Xen. ;


    Plat. Isae. ;
    bringing over (allies),
    Soph.
    Thuc.
    ;

    Lys. Dem.
    Xen. ;

    Thuc.
    A
    A
    brood mare,
    brook,
    Hdt. contr.
    ;

    Pind. iEsch. Eur.


    Plat. iEsch. Xen.
    To brook, fut.
    ;
    Hdt.
    Horn. Pind. Soph. Eur.
    h. Omn. Att.
    Pind.
    See River, Stream.
    and
    Omn. poet

    (Horn, has not


    Horn
    Soph. Eur.

    in
    ;
    ;
    ;

    ,
    ,

    ),
    bringing before a magistrate,

    ,, , indie, though he has and and imperf.


    A
    A
    A , -, ,, , {
    bringing up,

    ,,,
    V, Ar. Hdt. Xen. Plat.
    , ,,-
    Omn. Att. ;

    ,
    Eur. ;

    bringing forth, tokos, Horn. h. Soph. Eur. Xen.


    bringing forth but one at a time, Arist.
    aor. 1.
    (Horn, has also a 3d sing. pres.
    used in pres., aor. 2. imperf.
    (usu.
    Att., aor.

    in pres. sense)
    ), 2.
    Omn.
    etc., part,
    ;

    imperf. sync.
    Att.
    never
    fut.

    ,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,, , ,
    perf.
    A
    A
    reivardfor bringing,
    reward for bringing up,
    Bringing forth one's first born,
    usu. in
    , Horn.
    pi.

    ov,
    iEsch. Eur.
    ;

    Horn. Plat.
    , h. , opt.
    Horn.), part.
    Pind. Trag. Ar. Xen.
    \, infin.

    See To endure.
    aor. 1. for
    and
    Horn.

    Bringing forth but one at a time,


    Bringing forth quickly, ov, Arist.
    ov, Arist. A broom,
    Broom, the
    ,plant,
    Hippon. ;
    Diosc.
    , Ar.

    Bringing forth few at a litter, ov, Arist. Broth, Ar. Plat. , Ar. See Soup.

    , ,,
    ;

    Bringing forth by an untimely birth, ov, Call. A brothel, Ar. Antipho. ; Ar.
    ,
    ;

    , , , , ,,
    ,
    ,
    Having just brought forth, Horn. Eur. ; Dinarch. iEsch.
    ov, Eur. To keep a brothel, Ar. Dem.

    ',',,
    Calculated to bring over (allies, etc.), bv, c. gen. iEsch. A brothel keeper, Dem. iEsch.
    Plat. See Persuasive. The trade of keeping brothels, iEsch.
    Brought on oneself, ov, Horn. ; ovos, Tlie tax on brothels, iEsch.
    iEsch.
    c.
    ;

    gen. of the cause, Eur.


    60
    ov, Soph. Eur., or by others, c. prep, or even A
    ', brother, Horn.
    Omn. post. Horn.
    ;

    ;
    or
    Ar. ;
    Horn. Pind.
    Horn.
    ; ;

    ,
    , , ,,, ,
    , '^, ,,
    BROW.
    '/- ,, BUILD.

    ,, ,,
    , A bubble,
    Trag.
    Horn. ;
    ; Horn. ;
    Trag. Hdt.
    , Trag. ;
    To ' ,
    , vyo, Plat.
    (found in no other tense or person), 3d
    ', ,
    ,, ,
    Soph. Eur. ; bubble up,
    h. Pind. iEsch. Eur. ;
    Soph. ;
    Soph. ;
    opos, Eur. ; crvyyovos, Eur. ;

    ,
    Soph. ;
    ov, Soph. Eur.

    iEsch. Eur. ;
    Call. ;
    Soph.

    ,
    Eur.

    -
    ,,
    ,
    ',
    ,
    sing. perf. indie, of unus.
    perf.
    in pass.
    Horn.
    c.
    ; only pres. and imperf. (t Horn., I Soph.), also
    gen. of the source from which, Hom. Soph. Ap. Rh.
    Horn. Plat. ; no perf., Theoc. Arist. See
    Hom. ; no

    , ,, ,,',
    Eur. ; Xen. To gush.
    A brother by the mother's side, opos, iEsch. Eur. ; As boiling water does, Ar.

    ,
    usu. as adj., Ar. Hdt. Plat. Xen. ; opos, To make to bubble up, Arist.
    Orph. Ap. Plat. Babbling up, Horn.
    A brother by the fathers side, Hom. ; usu. as
    ,, The noise of bubbles, Ar. ,, ,
    A
    , ,, ^,
    adj. iEsch. Hdt. Xen. Antipho. Isae. ;
    Isae.
    brother-in-law,
    ',
    opos, Plat.

    epos, , Hom. ; , Hom. Soph.


    Anything bubbling up,
    A buck,
    , iEsch. Soph.
    Hom. Eur. Xen. See Stag, Deer.
    A buck, i. e. a smart person, , Isoc. Arist.
    ', ,
    '-

    ,
    , A bucket, yab,
    Hom. Hdt.
    Hdt. ;

    ',
    ov, Lys. Dem. ;

    ', Dem.
    , Ar. Hdt. ; ; ;

    ,
    Brothers-in-law from

    ,
    having married two Hesych. Ar,

    5, ,, 5,
    sisters,

    Of
    ',
    Eur.

    ,
    ;

    tos, Soph.

    '
    -- , , ,
    ,
    One who has brotliers,
    a brother, brotlierly,

    , , ,, ,, ,
    ;
    Arist. ;
    esc, o$e\(pbs,

    ov, Msch.
    Xen.

    ;
    ,
    ov,
    bv, and
    jEsch. Eur.
    bs, bv,
    ;

    ov, iEsch.
    iEsch.
    Carrying a bucket,
    A buckle,
    vh,
    To buckle,
    , Soph.
    ov, Ar.
    Hom. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen. Ap. Rh. ;
    Hom. h. Eur.
    Hdt. Lycurg.
    ;

    Hermipp. ;

    ,
    Soph.; ov, ovos, , Soph.; ffvy-yovos, To buckle on oneself, mid. Hom. Theoc. Ap. Rh.
    A garment buckled on,
    ,,
    ov, Pind. Eur. Tb, Eur.

    ',
    ;

    A pair of brothers, Tb, Theoc. Theoc. , Theoc.

    , , ,, ,
    Eur.

    ',
    ; ;

    ,
    A buckler,

    , , Hom. Trag. Thuc. etc. See Shield.


    Like a brother, Eur.

    ^, ,,
    Brotherless, , Eur. Xen. Bucolic, Theoc.

    ,
    Unhappy because of a brother, in superl. iEsch. A bud, h. iEsch. Soph. Ar. Theoph. ;,

    ,
    Because of a wretched brother-in-law, ov (yoos), Soph. Hdt. Xen. Tb, iEsch. Eur.

    ',
    ; ;

    Eur.
    To
    ,
    treat as or call

    , a brother, Isoc.
    Any young green bud,
    The bursting of a bud,
    Eur. Plat. Xen.
    .Esch.

    , ,,
    ov, Theoph. ;

    ,
    Brotlierly love, Alex. Full of buds,

    ,
    ov,

    Brow,

    ,
    Of brotlierly

    ' -)- , ,
    Tlie ,
    Hom. Pind.
    ,
    brow of a
    in pi. vEsclh

    ,
    , ,
    ,
    love,

    hill,
    ace. ,,
    bv,

    Hom.
    Soph.
    Omn. ; used for the brow of a

    ; Eur. Hdt. ;
    hill,
    Anth.
    Like a bud, or a budding flower,
    Destroying
    To bud,
    tlie
    Theoph.
    buds of plants,
    fut. 1. perf.
    iEsch.
    but

    ,
    pluperf. aor. 2. Soph. Eur. Thuc.

    ,,,
    ^/)
    To knit live brows, (aor. 2. Soph. Xen. etc.
    ,,
    To
    poet,
    Dark-browed, ,
    knit one's brow,
    )
    ,
    ,, ,
    With white eyebrows,
    (fut.

    ,, also
    ( Att.,
    or
    ,
    Orac. ap. Hdt.
    Dem.
    7
    Theoc.
    elsewhere, aor.
    , 1. -,
    Eur.
    A budding,
    The budding of the corn crop,
    A
    Apt
    continual buddi?ig,

    ,
    Theoph.
    to bud,

    , to make buds,
    Theoph.

    Theoph.
    Thuc.

    Theoph. ;

    , , ,,
    Situated on the brow of a hill, Horn. Continually budding, Theoph.
    Brown,
    Reddish brown,

    , Plat.
    , Ar. Dem. Arist.
    To bridge,
    A budget,

    ,, ,), ,
    Hdt. See To move.
    pass.
    Ar. Hdt. Plat. Xen. See Bag.

    ,
    To brown by frying or

    ,
    toasting, Ar. ; Pherecr. Buif (the colour), adj. Theoc.
    To browse,
    prep. Hom.
    , ,
    , ,
    , ,,, ,
    See To graze.
    iEsch. Eur.
    only pres. and imperf., c. ace. or dat. or A buffalo, aypo,
    A buffet,

    ,,
    Philostr.
    Antiph. See Bloiv.

    ,
    To bruise, Horn. Hes. Theoc.
    fut. Hdt. To buffet, Omn. (see To beat buffeted by the storm),

    , ,, ,
    ;

    ,
    ;

    To discolour by bruises, Ar. Ar. ; (sc. yEsch.


    bruise,

    Bruised, ^,
    Good for bruises (medicine),
    Arist.
    Of brunette complexion,
    Hom.
    Hipp.
    Hipp.

    ov, Theoc.
    , ;

    ',
    A buffoon,
    To play

    , ,, ,
    Ar. Isoc.
    Buffoonery, - the
    ;
    buffoon,
    Ar. Arist.

    Plat.

    , Ar.
    Xen.
    ;

    ,
    Ar.

    usu.
    ;

    in pi. Ar. ;
    Anth.
    mid.

    Brunt, to bear the brunt of attack, invasion, etc.,


    Omn. Att. prose.
    ,
    A bug,

    ,
    Xen.

    ,, ,,
    ;

    , Ar.

    , , ,,
    We say thai we alone bore at Marathon the brunt of the barbarian, A bugbear,
    ,
    and sometimes

    ,,
    indecl. as interj. Ar.
    , Xen.

    ,
    Thuc. Theoc. ;
    Ar. ;

    To brush, Horn. Eupol. Ar. ; only in pres. fut. 1. A bugle, 17705, , Omn. See Trumpet.

    , ,
    ^, , yv,
    and aor. 1. Soph. Eur. To build, and mid. perf. pass, Hom. h. Ap. Rh.

    JEsch. ;
    ,
    To brush, i. e. touch lightly in passing,

    ,
    Eur.

    , ,
    only in pres. Hdt.
    dupl.
    ;

    Hom.
    esp. in aor. 1.
    ; ; and mid.
    Hom. h.
    Hom. Xen.
    ; in aor. 2. re-

    A brush,
    Brushwood,
    Brushy,
    Brutal, ,,', Ar. Eupol.
    ', Xen.
    a, ov, and
    Plat. Arist.
    , ov, Hom.

    , ,
    Plat.

    , , Xen. Theoc. etc. '


    not only of houses but also of ships, carriages, etc. Hom. Hes.
    Hdt. Plat.
    (

    ,, Horn. ; ; mid. Hom. Hdt. ;


    properly to build a city, c. name of the city in ace, but
    also simply to build), aor. 1. for Hom. Hdt.

    ,-, ,
    Xen. Omn.;
    Brutally, Isoc. Ap. Rh. to build a city in, ace. loci,

    ,
    ; c. ;

    To become brutal, pass. Soph. Eur. ; pass. mid. Hom. Ar. Plat. Xen. ; no perf. Ap.
    Plat.
    Brutality, , Arist. , Arist.
    Rh.;
    build anything else),
    also in mid. (prop, to build a wall, but also to
    Horn. Pind. Hdt. Time. Xen. ;
    ',
    ',
    ,
    ;

    ,
    ,, -
    To brutalise, Plat. Pind. ; (esp. of building temples), fut. Theogn.
    A brute,
    Brutes,
    Brutish,
    &,
    ,
    , Omn. post. Hdt. Xen.
    Brutish, i. e. irrational, &Koyos, ov.
    .
    ignorant (applied to men),
    i. e.

    To be brutish, i. e. brutishly ignorant,


    61
    Xen. Plat.
    ,
    , ,- See Beast.

    Plat.
    Plat.
    ; vb, Plat.
    Hdt. Thuc. Ap. Rh.
    times metaph.) Pind.

    ,
    ,
    Hdt. Xen. Dem.
    Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Dem.;
    Thuc. Xen. Plat.;
    ;
    ;

    Eur. ; ',
    Ar.
    in pres. fut.

    Eur. Thuc. Xen. Dinarch.


    1.
    (used some-
    and
    ;

    aor. 1.

    Xen.;
    Thuc;
    ;

    also
    ;; ;;;

    , , ., , , ,, , - BUILDER. BURIER.

    , ,
    up by building, Ar. Hdt. Lycurg. Xen.; Soph. ;
    to block
    Hdt. Rh. . ;

    yEsch.
    Soph. Eur.
    all
    ;

    these words are rarely,


    iEsch.
    if ever, found with any

    -
    ; ;

    , , , ',
    To build ships, Ar. Hdt. Thuc. Dein. See Ships. other tenses except pres. and imperf.

    ,
    , ,, , ,,, ,
    ,
    To build across,

    ,
    To build for oneself,

    ,, mid. Thuc.
    Thuc. Plat.
    To build up, i. e. to block up by building in front of,

    To
    Isae.
    build near, sine cas. Thuc. ; sine
    A
    .sacrifice
    Rh.
    of bulls,

    Slaying, or belonging to the slaying or sacrificing bulls,

    Rh.
    h. Simon. iEsch.
    ;
    Trag. Ar. ;
    ov, Pind. Theoc. ;
    ;
    ov, Ap.
    ov, Soph. ;
    Pind.

    ov,
    ; Ar. ;

    ov,

    ,,, , , , , ,
    cas.Thuc. also to build round so as to enclose, ov, Soph. ov, Anth. ;

    Thuc. Dem.
    To build (a wall) round (a city), c. ace. and dat. or ,
    Bom of a bull,
    Theoc.
    Mel. ; Call. ;

    c.

    dat.
    gem. ace. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Lys.
    Thuc.
    -,
    ; c. ace. and Hunting bulls,
    Like a bull, ^,
    and (name of Diana), Soph. Eur. Ar.
    Ar. Plat.
    To

    To
    To ',
    , ,
    build in,
    Thuc. iEschin.

    ,
    build high (like a tower),

    ,
    build again,
    ;
    perf. pass,
    Thuc.
    Eur. Ar. Thuc.
    Xen. Lycurg.

    -,
    Hdt. ; Like the belloiving of a bull,
    Eating

    To look like
    bulls,
    , , Anth.
    a bull, i. e.
    ov,

    savage,
    Soph. Ar. ;
    ov, yEsch.

    pass, (,
    ov, Simon.

    as to the

    ,,,
    To
    To
    To

    , ,
    build high in opposition

    ,,
    be built in,
    be built high in opposition to,

    ,
    to,

    perf. pass,
    yEsch.

    infin.
    Thuc
    -Uvai in imperf. t
    A
    eye), Eur.
    bullet (for a sling),
    Bullion, Omn.
    ,,
    \, , ,
    etc. See Gold, Silver, etc.
    Xen.

    ,,
    , ,,, ^, - ,,, ,
    c. dat. Thuc. A bulwark, Tb, Horn. iEsch. Eur. Xen.
    ,
    ,,
    ;

    ,
    To finish
    One must
    A builder,
    ,
    ,building,
    build,

    Xen. Plat.
    Horn. Pind. Trag. Thuc. Xen. Plat.
    ovos,
    Hdt. Plat. Xen.
    Ar. Hdt. Xen.
    Plat. A bump,
    A bunch,
    Soph. Eur.

    A bunch of grapes, ,
    ;

    Tb, Dem.
    ,
    Ar.
    iEsch. Eur.
    See Swelling.
    Alex. Dem. ;

    , Omn.

    ^,,
    ; ;

    ,^,
    Hdt. Plat. Xen. Dem. In beautiful bunches (of flowers), Soph. See Cluster.
    A

    , ,
    , ,
    ,,
    builders shop,
    Skilful in building,

    , , ,
    sch in.

    '
    Fond of building,

    ,
    ,
    -
    The science of building,
    Plat.

    ,
    Plat.
    iEschin.
    ov, Soph.

    ,
    sing,
    Xen.
    and
    ;

    ,,
    pi. Horn. Eur.
    Xen. Plat.

    ;
    In hunches, like a hunch,
    A bundle,
    A bung,
    To bung,
    To bungle,
    To bungle
    ,
    at
    , ,

    tlte
    Horn.
    Nicostr.
    Tb, Ar.

    risk
    Antiph.
    Ar.
    no
    ;

    perf.

    of the lives of the Greeks,


    Ar.
    .

    ,,, ,,,,
    A building, a thing Tb, Omn. prose, iEschin.

    ,
    i. e. built,
    aopb, Ar.
    Building,
    , , ,,
    i. e. the act,
    Tb, Dem. ;

    Thuc. Plat. Xen.


    Tb, Arist.
    Isae. ; - , A bungler,
    Xen.
    apopyb, Soph. ;
    ;

    ,, , , .
    Thuc. Plat. ; Plat. Bunglingly, Ar.
    Well built, ov, and Horn. Pind. ; Horn. To buoy up (with hope, etc.), no perf. Ar. Dem.
    h. ;

    ,Horn. h. ov, ; Horn. ; ov,


    ',
    Buoyed up (with hope, etc.), ov, Thuc.

    ,
    Horn. ; ov, iEsch. Buoyant, ov, Pind.
    Neivly built,
    ,

    , ,, ,
    , ,
    ov, Pind.
    ov, and os, ov, Pind. Hdt. Thuc.
    ; ov, Pind. ; Buoyant (of a man's
    Cheerful.
    spirits), ov, Pind. Xen. See

    A bulb,

    ,
    Bulbous plants,

    ,, , , , , , ,
    ,
    ,
    Ar. Theoc.
    Theoph.
    To bulge out (of soldiers in a line),
    project),

    ,
    Bulk,
    Xen.
    Tb, Omn. ; Soph. Plat. Xen.
    no perf.

    ;
    (see To
    Burden,

    Soph. Xen.
    Soph.
    ,
    Horn. Hes. Soph. Eur. Hdt.
    ,
    Horn. iEsch. Soph. Hdt. Thuc. ;

    ,
    iEsch. Soph. Eur. Xen.
    ;
    [Ar. Xen. Lys. Dem.

    Tb, Eur. ,
    Tb, iEsch.
    Tb,
    ;

    ;
    ;

    ,
    ,, ,, ,
    Bulky,
    ,

    , ,
    Xen.
    ace. masc. nom.
    A burden sufficient for one beasfs load,
    A
    , b,
    Xen.
    -

    , ,
    neut. neut. ship is offive thousand talents burden,
    fern,

    , from
    and all
    compar.
    other cases in all genders and numbers as
    superl. Omn. - The burden of a song,
    Hdt.
    Plut.

    ^,, ,
    if ;

    To become
    A bull,
    ,
    ov,

    , , ,,
    Eur. Arist.
    bulky,
    ob
    ;

    ace.,
    Arist.
    Soph.

    (iEsch. has also gen.


    See Great, Large.

    , ,
    ace. sing. A
    ,
    Bearing burdens,
    of a ship,

    ,, ,
    , ,
    ship of burden,
    ov, Hdt. ov, Hdt. Xen.
    Thuc.
    , Horn.
    ;

    ,, ,
    and dat. pi. in Anth.), Omn. ; Omn. ; To carry burdens, Hdt.
    -, Pind. To burden, iEsch. Eur. Thuc. Xen. Dem. See To had.

    , ,
    Ar. Dem. Ar. ace.
    ;

    ,
    ;

    The God bull, Mosch.


    (of Jupiter), Burdensome, Horn. Ar. Plat. Dem. ; ;

    Of or belonging to bulls, a, ov, and os, ov, Horn. Trag. Hes. ^sch. Plat. See Heavy.

    ,
    and Horn. Eur. Ar. Hdt. A burgess, or burgher, Soph. Ar. Hdt. Xen. Dem. ;in
    Of young
    A bull's hide,
    bulls*
    ,, Horn.
    Alcae. fern,
    To a burgess,
    he
    , Ar. Theoc. See Citizen.
    pass. Lys. Dem.
    ,
    A raio bulls hide,
    Made of seven bulls'" hides, ,
    ,
    Hdt.
    ov, Horn.
    A burgess of the same borough as myself,
    Dern.
    1

    , , ,
    , ,
    Made offive bulls' hides, 1
    ov, Sapph. Being a burgess of Eleusis, Dem.

    ,
    Of raw bulls hide,
    - , , , ov, or ov, Xen. ; / asked him of what borough he was a burgher, and when he an-
    Hdt. Xen.

    , , , ,
    , , ,, , ,
    ,
    A strap made of bulls hide,
    A glue made of bulls hide,
    ,
    - ,
    The head of a bull,

    , , ,,,
    Having a bulls head,

    ^,
    Horn.

    Lys.
    ov, Soph.
    Eur.

    ;
    swered that lie was a burgher of Decelia

    A burglar,
    Burglary,
    To commit burglary,
    Ar. Plat.
    Xen.
    Ar. Xen. Dem.
    . Lys.
    . . .

    . .

    ,
    Soph. ; ov, Eur. ; ov, Eur. ; Burial, Omn.; Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen. iEschin.;

    , ,
    Eur. bv, Ion. ov, iEsch. Ar. Lys. iEschin. Tb, Eur. Hdt. Isoc. ;
    ;

    , . ;

    Orph.
    Having a
    Rich
    To
    ,
    in bulls,
    hulls foot,

    slav or sacrifice bulls,


    62
    Horn. Hes.
    ace.

    Horn. ;
    Eur.

    Eur.
    A burial-place,
    Burial fees,
    A burier, ,
    Rh.

    in sing.
    Horn.
    Hdt.

    ; ,
    Dem.
    ; Hdt.

    ,, Eur.
    ;; ; ;;;;;;

    BURLESQUE, BUSHY.

    , ",
    Those who ought to be the huriers of the corpse,

    , Burrow, a beast
    -,
    ichich does not burrow-,
    -\, ov, Arist.

    ^,
    ,
    Horn. To burst, trans, Ep. imperf. Horn., no perf.

    ,
    Of or belonging to burial,
    Eur.

    ,,
    Horn. ;

    -
    ov, iEsch.

    -,
    mid.
    act. or pass., perf. intrans. (the pres. and aor. ]. act.
    also are sometimes used intrans., and all tenses of pass, voice),

    ,
    Eur. Ar. Hdt. Plat. Dem. Omn. ;

    ,
    Burlesque, See Ridiculous. esp. in intrans. tenses, to burst from anger,

    ]-
    Burly,
    To burn,

    , ,
    Soph. See Big.

    , , , -, ,
    trans, and in trans., only in pres. in Horn, (also
    eating too much, hallooing, etc. Horn. Ar. Xen. Dem. ;

    ,
    Horn. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Soph. ;

    , ,
    ;

    , , ,
    in pass. Horn.), Horn. Hes. iEsch. Soph. no perf., trans. ;
    Ar. ; Soph. Eur. Hdt. Dem. ;

    voice, Horn. Trag. Ar. Plat.;


    , , -
    and intrans. (though this is rare), in intrans. sens. usu. in pass.
    Horn. Hes.;

    ',
    only in aor. 1.
    To burst forth, intrans.
    Horn. Xen. Dem.
    pass., only in imperf. and in
    ;

    , ,
    Horn. Hdt. Thuc. trans., often metaph. Horn. Ap. Rh.
    ; pluperf. aor. 1. Horn.; esp. in

    ,
    Mosch. ; Horn. Theoc. ; trans., intrans.

    ,
    aor. 1. Horn. Ap. Rh. ; no perf. of blood from a

    iEsch. Soph.
    , by sync, ,
    iEsch.,, ,',
    pass. c. aor. 2. mid. and perf. and pluperf. mid., no fut. in
    any voice, but Simon, has perf. pass,
    ',
    , , ,
    Horn. Simon.

    -,
    Horn.
    wound (see Gush) or water, Horn. Hdt. ;
    perf. Horn.
    imperf. Soph. ;
    ;
    of blood, no
    of blood or of light, Pind. iEsch.
    as a storm, no perf. Soph.
    ;

    ,
    ; ;

    ,
    ,
    Pind. Ap. Rh.

    ,
    Horn. iEsch. Eur. Hdt. Thuc.
    ;

    ), , ,-,
    and pass, also aor. 1. mid. in pass. sens.
    fut. and aor. 1. ;
    as springs of water, in pres. Hdt. ;
    aor. 1.
    fut.
    no other tenses, as anger, etc.
    etc., as from

    ,,,
    Horn.), aor.
    Omn. ;
    -,
    , , , , , , , ,,
    and Ar. has

    , , --,,
    (also an imperf.

    ,
    ',,
    Horn, Trag. Ar. Thuc. Lys. Dem.

    Horn. Hdt.
    Horn. Hes. Trag. Ar.

    1.
    aor. 1. also
    Hes., no perf. act., but Pherecr. has perf. pass, imper.

    fat.
    (or
    Horn. Ar. Omn. prose
    (not in

    ;
    Horn.), aor.
    ;

    1. part.
    ;

    (Trag.),

    -
    To
    To
    Soph.
    burst asunder,
    burst in or on
    fear, etc., fut.
    used except in part,
    a person,

    Att.), c. dat. Horn. Trag. Thuc. Plat.


    intrans. Ar.

    aor. 2.
    sync,
    esp. as sensations, anger,
    (perf.

    ;
    rarely
    Horn.
    Eur.

    ,
    ;

    Horn. Plat. Dem. ; Eur. Ar. Hdt. Plat. ; Hdt. Thuc. Xen. ; mid. Ar. ; c. ace. Dem.

    ,
    Ar. Xen. Theoph.

    ,
    Hdt. ; Eur. ; ; iEschin. ; rare, except in pres. c. dat. Soph.

    ,,, ,,,
    only pres. and. imperf., trans, and sometimes intrans., though

    , ,,
    never so in Horn, or Hes. who always use the pass, in intrans.
    To burst open again (as an old
    pass. Hipp.
    wound does),

    ,, ', ,,
    sens. Horn. Hes, Eur. Xen. Ap. Rh. iEsch. Eur. Ar. ; Bursting into tears, Soph.

    -, ,
    Theoc. in pass. Eur.
    ; iEsch. Eur. Ar. ; The thunder burst forth, Soph. Ar.
    Soph. in pass. iEsch. ; ;
    Trag. Hdt. wave bursting on the shore,
    T7ie Horn.

    , ',
    Eur.
    Soph. Eur. ;
    iEsch. Eur. ;
    Anth. ;
    ; iEsch.
    only in pres.
    - ,
    May you burst,

    , , , ,.
    Ar.
    Bewailing with bursts of grief, Horn.

    ,
    iEsch. ; only pres. Ar. ; Ar. ; To make to burst forth, no perf. Soph., also intrans.

    ', ^sch. Ar.

    ,
    Ar. Plat. ;

    ',
    ,
    Xen.

    , , ,
    To burn from below,
    ; Hdt. ;
    To burn before (in front of),

    ,
    Hdt.;
    Soph.
    c. gen. Xen.
    Eur. Hdt.
    Theoph. ', ;
    A

    ,
    bursting forth,

    ,-, . ,, , &,-,
    To bury, -,
    only act. Horn. Ap. Rh.
    fe-fcr-fcra, but usu. even in Horn,
    fut.
    only act., also
    , Arist.
    ;

    ,
    To burn before one (of an army ravaging a country), or c. ace. cogn. etc. Horn. Simon. Soph. Eur.

    - , ,
    Xen.

    ,
    , ',,
    To burn

    Eur.

    , ,, ,
    Plat.

    ,
    To burn around,

    , ',,,-,
    with,

    ,
    ;
    Eur. Theoc.
    Hdt. Xen.
    ;

    ;
    Eur. ; crvy-
    Soph. ;
    aor. 2.

    common
    no perf. Horn.

    perf.
    as aor. 2.
    fut. ;

    no perf. Horn. Eur. Hdt. Xen. ;

    -,
    perf. pass,
    aor. 1
    fut. 1.

    etc. Omn. ;
    aor. 1.
    .

    not so
    Horn. Lys.

    ,,',, , ,,,
    Horn. Isoc. mid. in aor. 2. part. sync, Horn.

    ,
    ;

    ,
    To bum off, Xen. Horn. Ap. Rh. (and c. gen. of .

    ,,
    ;

    To burn as poison
    To burn (of burning incense, perfumes, etc.),

    ,
    Soph.
    burns,
    Pind. Hdt.
    fut. no perf.

    - person, Soph.) Horn. Soph. Eur. Thuc. Plat.


    Eur. ; Ar. Hdt. Plat. Xen.
    Soph.
    mid. aor. 2. ;
    ;

    ,
    To be burnt, pass., c. gen. by fire, Horn. ; c. perf. pass, in pass. sens. Hdt. Thuc. Plat. Xen.

    ,
    To
    , , ,
    To burn beneath (the

    , , ,
    pass. Pind. Eur.
    Site is burning with love,

    ,,, , ,, . , ,
    To be burnt with,

    , ,
    be kept burning by the side,
    A burner,
    ,, ,,
    pass., only in pres. Eur.
    Soph.
    ;

    secret flame of hatred),

    6, Pind.
    Arist.

    Hdt.

    ,,
    Ctes.
    Dem. ;
    Soph. Eur. Ar. ;

    Eur.
    To aid in burying,
    To bury in,
    Eur.

    Pind.

    iEschin.
    Xen.

    Soph.
    Ar. Hdt. Plat.
    ;

    . ;

    Rh.
    Soph.
    Soph.
    ;

    ; .
    ;

    ,
    A burning,

    ,
    Hdt. To bury with, to bury near, iEsch. Soph. Hdt. Thuc.

    ,
    ; Hdt. Plat.

    ,
    Theoph. Soph. Hdt. Lys. Isoc.

    , .
    Plat. ; ;

    , ,,
    Burning,

    , in act. sens., e. g. as epith. of fire, etc., calculated to Hipp.


    burn,

    ,
    ,,
    ,
    ,
    , ,
    ',
    Hes. iEsch.

    ,
    ,
    ,-
    ov, Eur.
    Burning (of things on fire),

    , ov, esp. of
    from them, Pind. Soph. Eur.

    &,
    ;
    ov,
    ;
    and

    ;
    ov, Horn.;
    Pind.
    Horn.;

    (used in both senses), Horn.


    sacrifices
    Horn. ov,
    and of divination
    ;
    To be buried,

    To
    Eur.;

    be buried with,
    May I be buried
    pass. Pind.

    Xen.

    ?
    Eur.
    mid. in aor. 1. infin.
    ;

    Antipho.
    ya?a
    ;

    ,
    Eur. ; iEsch. ov, iEsch. Eur. ; Horn. See To die.

    ',
    ;

    ',
    ,,
    ,
    Xen. ;

    ,
    -,
    ,
    ov,

    Arist.
    Burnt with a ivell-omened flame,
    Emped.
    Ar. ;
    ;

    aWos, Ar. ;
    ov, Soph.
    Antiph.;
    Soph.;

    oyos, Eur.
    One must bury,
    A burying,
    Buried,
    Buried with,
    Soph.
    ov, Plat.
    , Soph.
    -, Eur. Thuc. Plat. Dem.
    ov, Theoph.
    ;

    , , ,
    Half-burnt, Horn. Ap. Rh. Buried together, ov, iEsch.
    Newly burnt, A tyranny is a splendid tomb to be buried in,
    -
    ov, Theoph. Arist.

    , , \ -, ,
    Burnt at the end,

    , ,
    ov, Hdt. Tupavv'is, Isoc.
    Houses burning (in a sheet of flame), A bush, Horn. ; Horn. Trag. Plat. ; &$, ,

    To

    A ,,
    Fit for burning,
    offer
    To burnish,
    burr, ,
    Eur.

    ,burnt- offering,

    63
    Ar.
    Plat. Xen.

    in mid. for oneself,


    Xen. ;

    Xen.
    Xen.
    A
    Horn. Anth.;
    bushel,
    Pind.;

    about one-fifth larger), Hes. Xen. etc.


    Bushy (of a place),
    Theoph.
    (not exactly however, for an Attic
    nearly half as large again as our bushel, and the Sicilian
    was

    Hdt. Thuc. Xen. ; a, ov,


    ..
    and
    ; ; ;;

    os,
    Xen.
    ov, Xen.

    ,
    ,
    ,
    Plat. Theoc.

    ,,
    BUSINESS.
    ; Theoc.

    &5,
    ; ', Theoc. your father with affection,"
    &, Soph. ; , Horn., for
    ,',
    BY.

    which always begins a


    ^ . . . .
    ,
    Basil y (of a plant), Theoph. Diosc. sentence, except when it follows a vocative ; sometimes in Horn.

    , ,,
    ;

    Business, i. e. affair, , Omn. ; in pi. esp. of law it follows instead of ,


    often followed by with a word ,
    ,
    business, orat. xpios, and poet,
    .,Rh.,Xen.;
    no dat. nom. pi. intervening between them, Omn., poet, rarely in Xen., never

    ',,
    Horn. ;
    and poet, in Thuc. Orat. or Plat.
    Business,

    , , Not Xen.

    ,
    i.e. trade, aros, but tvhat,
    Plat. Isoc. Dem. All but, , or Soph. Eur. Thuc. Xen.
    As For

    ,
    purposes of the tear impending, and all but actually

    ,, , ,,
    to the business, irpbs iEsch. the exist-
    Nothing to do with the business, irpos Pind. ing, is Thuc.
    \\ ' >/5
    The whole
    My own business, his own
    business, iras Hdt. Plat.
    . ,
    Ulysses will be here all but in a moment,

    ,psa,,
    business, xpeibs, Eur.
    Horn.
    Mind your own
    It is
    This
    your

    ; ,
    is

    , -
    my , ,
    They who have no business
    What , business,
    business,

    business have shepherds with the sea


    business,

    here,
    iEsch.
    Eur.
    Horn.

    Eur.
    A

    A
    A
    butcher,
    Like a butcher,
    To be a

    butcher's shop,
    butcher,

    up
    Luc.

    a
    Eur.
    Hdt.
    cut up like a butcher,

    butcher,
    ;

    Diod.
    Xen.

    Luc.
    ;

    iEsch. Eur.;
    Macho.

    , ,,, ,
    1 t'ls cutting like
    The butt-end, ovpi&xos, Horn.
    \ois Eur.
    5,
    ,,
    pers., often
    ,
    In a business-like icay,

    ,
    To be a person's business,

    , c. gen. rei or c. infin.


    fut.
    Menand.

    Omn.
    perf. c. dat.
    c. dat. pers.,
    A butt, or mark to shoot at,
    See Mark.
    To butt,
    iEsch. Soph. Xen. Antipho.

    only in pres. pass, used metaph. iEsch.

    ,, ,, .
    ;

    ,
    often c. Trag. Thuc. Xen.
    gen. rei or See To be a care.
    c. infin. Cratin. ; fut. -, no perf. Plat. ;

    To be busy, mid. only pres. and imperf. c. prep. Horn.


    (
    before a long syll.), Horn. Pind. only in pres. , Theoc.
    One that butts, 15, Theoc.

    5,
    ;

    , , 5,
    ,
    part. c. ace. rei, Horn. only pres. and imperf. c. ace. ; Butter,

    ,
    rei, Horn. Pind. ; Horn. Trag. only pres. ;
    Of butter, Diosc.
    c. ace. rei, Horn. ; no perf. Pind. ; Eur. A butter-eater, Anaxand. ; Euphor.

    ,- 5,
    Plat. Xen. Dem. ; Hdt. Dem. no perf. c. ace. rei, A buttock, Horn. Soph. Hdt. Xen. ; (in sing.
    Isoc. ; pass. c. prep, iv and dat., or 7repi and ace. Xen. only Horn.), in pi. Horn. Hdt. Plat. Xen.
    Isoc.

    ,
    ;

    , pass. c. prep. Plat.


    ,,
    c. dat. Ar. Thuc.

    ,
    ; A button (having a button at the end like a foil),

    , ,
    ,
    Plat. ; imperf. fut. e|o>, and oftener no aor. 1 ., Xen. ; Xen.
    ,

    , ,
    A buttress,
    ,
    perf. aor. 2. c. and ace. Xen.
    ", ; Eur.

    , ,
    mid., c. perf. and aor. 1. pass., peif. pass., also in pass. sens, Buxom, Ar. Xen.
    \
    c. ace. rei, or c.

    Plat. Xen. Dem. etc.


    To
    To
    be busy,
    be over busy,
    c. ace. or c. gen. or c.

    to be
    and dat. Hdt.

    mid. Arist.
    a busy body, ,
    , , , , ', ,
    , ,-
    Ar. Plat. Isoc.
    To buy,
    c.

    ,
    etc.
    gen.
    or
    ;
    Omn.
    only in aor.
    post Horn.,
    1.

    from whom, or c. prep.


    c. dat. of person
    and gen. Horn. Pind. Soph. Ar. Thuc. Xen. Dem.
    mid., rare, except in pres. and imperf.
    c. dat. of price, Horn.,

    ,,, ,
    JEschin. ;

    , Hdt. Isoc. Dem.; perf. and pluperf. and aor. 1 pass., in pass. sens.
    . c. gen. of

    ,
    Arist.

    ,, ;

    ,
    Soph. ;

    , , Soph. price, c. ace. of person from whom, or c. prep. Hes. Hdt Omn.

    , ',
    To be too busy to do a thing, els etc. Att. ; Ar. ; Soph. ; fut.

    , ,
    Xen. ; \, c. gen. Plat. perf. aor. 2. perf. pass, and some-
    Busy, ov, c. infin. or prep. Pind. Eur. Plat. Hipp. very ; times c. gen. of price, Ar. Xen. ; mid.
    busy, ov, Xen. Isoc. ; ovos, esp. in bad Xen. Lys. Arist.

    -
    ;

    , , 5, Lys. Plat. Xen. Dem.;

    ,
    sense, as a busybody, Ar. Isoc. ;
    Isse. Lycurg. To buy up,

    ,
    Being not busy, ovos, Eur. Ar. Thuc. Xen. Dem. Arist.

    ,
    A being busy,

    ,
    a busybody,

    Freedom from

    ,,
    ,
    , ,
    Pind. Thuc. Plat. in bad sense, i. e. being

    Plat.

    The minding one's own business,


    Looking like business,

    bust, ',
    A buskin, KOQopvos, Ar. Hdt. Xen.
    aros,
    etc., often contr. esp. in ace.
    Ar. Thuc. Plat. etc.

    Plat.
    Dem.
    business,
    Plat.

    Pind. Hdt. Thuc. Plat.


    ;

    iEsch. Eur. Hdt. Xen. Dem.


    ovos,,
    ,
    ;

    Plat.
    Thuc. Xen. Dem. Isoc.

    ; ,
    To buy
    To buy

    To buy
    ace. Isoc.
    To buy for another,
    besides,
    in return, or with the

    To buy at the same time


    To be bought,

    5,
    act.

    off (accusers, etc.,),


    Lys. Antipho.
    and

    Lys.
    pass.

    ,
    ;

    with,
    Xen. Dem.

    Horn. Trag. Thuc. Plat.


    Isoc. ; itivios, Theogn. Epich. Ar. Plat. Dem. iEsehin. ;
    bv,
    money got by
    Xen. Dem.

    Plat.

    and
    c.

    Lys.

    bs, bv,
    ace.
    ;
    selling something else,

    Dem.;
    Xen.

    ^,
    c.

    A bustard,
    A bustle, ,
    The busts of Mercury,

    , &,
    To bustle,
    iSos, , Xen.
    Thuc.
    ^,
    Isoc. Xen. Plat.
    no fut. Eur.
    ?,
    A
    Plat. ;
    Newly bought,

    ,,
    Pind.

    ,
    ,
    buying, &vos, Horn. ;
    $,
    Soph.
    ov, Ar, ; unbought, empiaros, Horn. h.

    Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen. Plat. Dem.


    , Xen.
    But, usu. (and always among the earlier and purer writers)
    the first word in the sentence, often followed by
    ,5, , to strengthen A 5,
    buyer,
    ecos, Lys.
    Xen.
    ;

    Plat.
    ,
    it, or by

    them, or by
    in
    also by usu. with a word intervening between
    or rot Att.,
    prose,
    Horn., or
    by
    or or
    in Trag., where, however,
    , , properly
    To buzz,
    A buzz,
    Tliebuzz of wings,
    05,
    ^Esch. ,^, Plat.
    no perf. iEsch. ; Ar. Theoc. Arist.

    some other part of the sentence, by , With a buzzing sound, Ap Rh.


    ,
    refers to also
    A buzzer, 5,
    etc.

    ,
    tence, though sometimes
    Omn. ; Se, properly always the second word
    it is found later, often preceded by
    in the sen-
    , By,

    ,
    i. e.
    Anth.
    by means of, , c.

    ,
    ace. Omn., c. gen. Soph. Enr. Hdt.

    c. gen. Omn. ,
    , ' ',,
    as . . . ot ; when in the tragedians the person speaking, Thue. etc. ; also by night Horn. ;

    after saying something else, turns to address some one, the name c. gen. Horn. Trag. ; bs, c. gen. Horn. Soph. Xen. also ;

    of the person is put first, then the pronoun, and then as, " but , meaning near Horn., esp. of entreaty, usually in Att. with
    to,
    this I say to you, Menelaus,"

    or where a. person is addressed


    instead of his actual name, as " but do you, his son, touching
    Eur.
    and even this is the case where there is an epithet attached to
    the name as a part of it, 7,
    by what may be
    Soph.
    called his title hand,
    left out,
    bs
    as, I entreat
    .5
    ,,
    the pronoun of the entreated person between the prep, and its
    case, as, I entreat you, by your wife, for your wife's sake,
    Horn. ; I entreat you by your right
    Eur.
    you by your knees (which
    ; the verb being sometimes
    I am embrac-
    G-i
    ;;
    ;; ; ;

    ,
    ' , . BY.
    ,
    CALCULATOR.

    her,
    ,
    ing), do not destroy

    Horn.
    me, &,
    and even the preposition being sometimes omitted, as, I

    , , , ,,
    entreat you by Jupiter Olympius and by Themis,
    I entreat you by

    Horn. ;
    ,
    c.

    ',
    Eur.
    ace.
    ;

    by moonlight, irpbs
    also, to swear by,
    ;
    ' also
    neg., as,
    negative sentences,
    after

    drachmae
    , ,
    it

    as,

    for
    Ar.
    is
    ; vol
    impossible
    ,, Horn. Ar.

    ',
    Eur., and even understood, as,
    doing it
    '
    by Jove,
    c.

    ?" "no, by Jove, but


    ace.

    ,-/,
    ;

    Omn.,
    also is joined

    sometimes coming

    " do you pay two


    less,
    1
    '
    , Ar.
    with a
    ;

    '
    in

    Xen.

    '
    ;

    gen. iEsch. Thuc.


    by
    by force, irpbs

    , ;
    Soph. c. dat. Pind. ; ;c.

    c. gen. Thuc. Xen., c. ace. of time,

    Xen.
    , ,
    derstood.
    By,
    ;

    by
    .,
    Horn. Theogn.
    being un-

    ,,
    as, da)', etc. by, esp. of the agent, e/c, c.
    ; i. e. standing the side of,

    gen. Omn. also, by force, Soph. ; c. gen. Pind. iEsch. Theoc.

    ,
    ;

    Soph.,
    , e. near, dat. Omn.,
    , ace. Horn. Soph. Xen. ; by, i.e. Bygones bygones be bygones),
    (let

    ,
    i. c. c.

    near, c. gen. Pind. ; in all senses, c. ace. Omn. ; \, Horn.


    esp.
    four deep),
    etc. ;
    c.

    \,
    gen. of numbers, as, arranging their ships

    c. gen. of entreaty by, once in Soph.


    , ;
    by fours (i. e.
    Thuc, so Xen.
    when asserting
    A by-word,
    Byzantium,
    Byzantine,
    iEsch. Soph. Ar. Plat,
    Thuc. Xen.
    Xen.
    See Proverb.

    by Jove, etc. in affirmative sentences , c. ace. Soph. Ar. Dem.

    ,, , ,
    Cabbage,

    ,
    -,
    , ,,(,, , , - , Theoph,
    C.

    Horn. Hes. Ar. Hdt. ; /co/cos, compar. Horn.

    A
    A ,
    cabin,

    ,
    Thuc.

    ,
    cable,
    ,
    , , ,
    cabinet,

    ,
    ;
    ,
    ,
    - ',, ,, ,-
    and

    ,
    ,, Hdt. Thuc. Anth.

    ,
    Horn. Ar.
    Ar. Lys.
    ;

    ,
    See Hut.
    , Horn. Simon. Hdt.
    Ar. Xen. Dem.
    Horn. Eur. ,
    Theoc, never
    Omn. compar.
    Horn. Pind. Trag. Hdt. Plat. Dem.
    Archil. Pind.
    ;
    in Att.

    ov, Pind. Soph. Dem.


    superl.
    Hes.
    ; also

    a, ov,
    ;
    Horn., t Att.), superl.

    ,
    pi. ; ;

    ,
    ;

    ,
    ov, Omn. Att. ,
    ,
    Horn. iEsch. Eur. Plat. Ap. Rh. Horn. and a, ov, and ov, Soph. ;

    , ,
    , ,
    ;

    ,
    ;
    ;

    ,,,
    Cachexy,
    Eur.

    Cachinnation,
    Theoc.
    ,
    ,
    ',,
    ;

    ,7,
    ',, ,
    ',
    Plat.
    iEsch.

    Ar.
    ;

    See LaugMer.
    Eur. ;

    iEsch.

    Rh.
    ov, Trag.

    ov, Soph.
    ;
    ; ov, jiEsch.

    ov, iEsch.
    Eur.
    ov, iEsch. ;

    ;
    ov, Soph. ;

    ov, Soph.
    ;

    Trag. Ar. Ap.


    ov,

    ;
    ;

    ;
    $7-

    ,
    ,
    ^,', -
    Cactus, Theoph. ov, Eur. Soph. ;
    ; ov, Soph. ov, ;

    '--
    , ,
    ,
    Eur. Thuc

    , , ,,, &,, ,
    Cadaverous, Luc. Trag. ; ov, Eur. Soph. ; ;

    ,,, ,,
    A caddis, Arist. , Soph. iEsch. Dem. ; iEsch. ;

    ,
    ;

    Cadence (of verse, etc.),


    A cage (for animals),
    -, Plat. Xen. Isoc. iEsch. Soph. Eur. Isoc. Plat. Dem. Plat. ;

    ,
    Ar., also for malefactors, Dem. Antipho. Dem. ov, iEsch. Soph. ; ov, Eur. ;

    , Hdt.
    ',
    ,
    See Prison. Eur. iEsch. ; ov, Soph.

    ,
    ;

    ',
    ;

    To

    ,
    Cajole,

    ,, Horn. aor. 2. ov, Soph. Eur. Trag, Plat. ov,

    ,
    ; ; ;

    ,
    aor. 2.

    ,,
    iEsch.
    To be cajoled,
    Cajolery,
    ; ,,
    Horn. Pind. Eur. Plat. ;
    ',
    fut. -

    ,
    ,
    ', ,
    Ar.
    Horn.

    in aor. 1. pass. Ar.

    , ,, , Ar.
    Ar.
    See To deceive.
    and
    no perf.
    a sometimes, Horn.) Horn.
    ,
    ,
    ;
    (
    ; Plat.
    Calamitously,
    Dem.
    Horn. ;
    ;

    iEsch. Eur. Xen. Plat.


    Isoc.

    Omn.
    ;

    ;
    Horn. ; Horn. ;
    Soph. Lys., in superl.
    Horn. Soph. ; Plat. ;
    a, ov, and , ov, Hdt.

    Xen.
    Eur.

    ,
    Isoc.

    ,
    ; ;

    ', Horn.
    A caitiff,
    , ,
    Ar. See Knave. Calamity, , Horn.
    ", Pind. Trag.

    ,, , , ,
    ;

    , Omn.
    A
    , ,

    ,
    Omn.

    ,
    cake, (esp. a cake of meal, honey, and oil offered to Hdt.

    ,
    poet. ; ;
    ;

    ,
    ,
    ', ,
    in pi. Anac. Soph. Ar.

    ,, , , , ,
    Ar. Theoc.

    ,, ,,
    the Gods in a semi-liquid state), iEsch. Eur. Plat.
    Ar.
    , Ar. Plat.
    usu.
    , Ar. ;

    ;
    ; ',
    ;

    ;
    Pind.; Pind. Soph. Hdt. Plat.;
    Omn. Att. prose ;
    prose ; Pind. Hdt. Omn. Att. ;
    Trag. Hdt.
    Soph. Eur. Hdt. Omn. Att. ,
    ,

    , ',,
    made of roasted wheat and barley, Ar. Ephipp. Thuc
    iEsch. Eur. ; Plat.

    , , ,

    , , , , ', ',,
    , ; ; ;

    , , ',
    Hdt. , nom. pi.
    ;
    and also c. iEsch. ; Eur. Thuc. Xen. Dem. ;

    ~,
    gen.

    ,, nom. pi.

    -
    Ar. Anth. ; esp. , Lys. Plat. ; Antipho. Dem. yEschin. Dem. ;

    ,
    the cake offered to Hecate, Soph. Ar., a common cake, Hipp. See MisfoHum.

    ,
    iEschin.
    Eubul.
    Sophron. , also ; Ar. . ; Causing calamity,
    Remembering calamity,
    only fern, (epith. of Fate), iEsch.
    yEsch.
    prop, a broad thin cake, Ar.
    -
    -, ,
    ;

    ,
    , ,
    prop, a close heavy cake, Ar. Pherecr. To calculate, Horn. Soph. Eur. Xen. Dem. Theoc. ;

    ,
    ;

    , , ,
    prop, small round cakes, Ar.

    ,
    mid., perf. pass, and aor. 1. pass, in pass. sens. Eur. Ar.

    ,
    , ,
    A
    ,,
    Hdt. Plat. Lys. Dem. Xen.

    ,,
    cake of oil and honey, Stesich. ; ;

    A
    A ,
    cake of barley and oil,
    cake of barky, Chion.
    , Dem.
    Ar.;
    Ar.
    Hipp. Hdt. Plat. Lys.
    Soph.; Eur.;
    Alcae. iEsch. Hdt. Dem.
    ;

    Hdt. Isoc.;
    ;

    ,
    ;

    A mid. and pass. Soph. Hdt. Time

    ,
    cake offresh flour, mid. Hdt. Plat.

    ,
    ;

    A
    , ,
    A funeral cake,

    ,
    cake of preserved fruit,
    , Eur.
    Hdt.
    To include in a calculation,
    To calculate exactly,
    Isae. Plat.
    yEsch.

    , "
    ;

    ,
    A cake for sacrifice,
    To cake,

    ',, , pass c. perf.


    Call.
    mid. Horn.
    Ar. ;

    Calculating on arriving at
    (mid.) Eur. Dem.
    t/ie villages by stinset,
    ;

    ^. '7,
    To cake around a thing, dat. Horn. See To Xen. See To count.

    , '',,,
    c.

    ,',
    coagulate.

    ,
    Caked,

    ', , ov, Soph.


    Calculable,
    One must calculate,
    ov, Xen. Plat.
    Plat.
    ;

    '6.,
    Theoc.

    Without cakes,
    Calamitous,
    iEsch.
    and ,
    , ;
    Omn.
    Horn. Hes. Theogn. Ap. Rh.
    ov, Horn. Hes. Trag.
    65
    ov, Plat.
    poet.

    ;
    ;
    (Com.)

    (^,
    ov,

    ;
    Horn. Hes.

    Ar.), compar.
    a, ov,
    Skilful in calculating,
    Calculation,
    Omn.
    A calculator,
    Att. prose
    ', , ;
    , iEsch. Ar. Hdt. Dem.;

    , Plat.
    Arist.
    , ;

    ,, Ar.
    Plat.

    Plat.
    ,
    Dem.
    Eur.
    Hdt.
    ;;;
    ;

    A caldron,
    ,,,~, , , ,
    CALDRON.
    Horn. Pind. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. To be called, i. e.

    ', ',
    said to be,
    CALUMNIOUS.
    only in pres. and imperf. act.

    , -
    ,
    Xen. ; Anaxipp. and fut. 1. mid. c. adj. in nom. case, c. adv., some-
    A calender,

    ,
    Ar. Hdt. Xen. Dem. Soph. Hdt. Thuc. Plat. Xen. ;

    ,
    times c. infin. only pres.
    A calender's shop,

    4,,
    ,
    Hdt. and imperf. c. adj. in nom. case, or c. adv. iEsch. Soph. ;

    Belonging to a calender, Plat. pass., as of what father are you called (i. e. said to be,

    ,
    To be a calender,

    ,
    Ar. i. e. are you) the son ? Eur.
    (. ;

    , ,,,, ,
    ,
    The calends, i. e. the first day of the month, One must Plat.; Plat.,

    , , ,
    call, Isoc. i.e.

    ,,,,, ,
    Att.), Hdt. Ar. Dem. etc. See Month. name, Plat.
    A calf, , Horn. toy, %, usu. , Horn, To be called, zcliat ought to be called, etc, Plat., e.

    ,
    ;

    ,,
    i.

    h. iEsch. Soph. ; Horn. Eur. ; , named, Plat. ; Plat.


    Eur. Ar. Hdt. Theoc. Ephipp. Called, Horn. called in (as allies, etc.), ov,

    ,,, ,
    ; ;

    Nourishing calves, ov, h. Hdt. Thuc.


    Of a
    One who
    A
    calf, Eur.
    selects calves for sacrifice,
    ;
    ov, Xen.
    Chaerem.
    Called from
    Called from far,
    A ,,, ,,
    many countries,

    ,
    , bv, and
    ov, Horn.
    os, ov, of allies,

    ,
    Horn.

    ,,
    calf-skin, contr. Anaxand. ;
    Xen. calling of, ovos, iEsch. ; Ar. Plat.

    ,
    Calligraphy, Plut. Xen. Dem.

    ,
    .

    ,
    Calyx (of a flower), , Theoph. Arist. Calling, i. e. naming, Plat.
    Calliope, Hes. h. etc.
    , Calling, i.e. employment, etc., Ar. Xen. Isoc. Dem.
    To

    ,
    ,
    call,

    ,
    ,, , i. e. summon, address, no perf. (in Pind. and Trag. See Employment.
    '),
    ,
    to

    , name,

    , ',', , ,
    - ,
    , , ,
    c. ace.

    speak of as), fut. 1.

    -
    to ,
    often in poet, except in Trag.

    ,
    or c.

    Att.

    1. pass, seldom if ever used, but paulo-post fut.


    pass. opt.

    all prose ;
    etc. etc.

    ,
    fut. 1. mid.

    ',
    ,
    Ar. Xen. Dem. ;
    Omn.
    and
    dat. Horn. Pind. Soph. Eur. Ar.

    perf.

    ; JEsch. Eur.
    JEsch. Eur.
    and
    (also

    poet,
    .,
    ;

    aor. 1.

    Att.
    fut.
    perf.
    Callosity, a callous swelling, etc.,

    Hipp.
    To make
    lous,
    ,
    ;
    Hipp.;

    callous,
    Hipp.

    pass. Hipp.
    Xen. Theoc.

    Callons, participles pass, of the above verbs, callous in mind, dis-


    position, etc., ov, (nihil sacri, quale est focus, aesti-
    ,
    ;
    Hipp.;

    to
    Xen. ;

    be made or become cal-


    ,

    ,
    Xen. Dem.;

    , ,, , ,,
    Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Dem. ;
    ,
    , ,, Soph. Hdt. Thuc. Plat.
    (also to name, etc.), only pres. and
    mans, Damm. in voce), Horn.
    Callow, , Horn.; ov, Eur.

    , , , ,
    imperf. Horn. Trag. ;

    ,
    Eur.;
    iEsch. Eur. Theoc ;
    , .
    dissyll. in fut. 1.

    ,
    only pres. and imperf. Horn. iEsch.

    -
    aor. ]. no perf. Horn.
    perf. of unus. pres. in pres. sens.,
    A calm, Horn. Trag. Thuc Xen. Plat.
    Hdt. Plat. Ap. Rh.
    Eur.
    Pind. Eur. Plat. Xen. ;
    ;

    Rh.
    ; Horn.

    ,,
    ,
    ;

    Calm, (used sometimes metaph. of people), Horn.

    ,,
    part

    , ,,,,
    infin. imperf. ov

    ,
    or
    3d sing,
    , imper. 7670)1/6, 767a>vetTa>, infin. aor. 1. 7670;-

    , , ',
    ^Esch. Eur. Ap. Rh. used as adj. fern. Horn.;
    ;

    Theoc.

    , 4,'- ',
    ' , ',
    ,
    c. dat Horn. iEsch. Eur. ;

    ,
    c. dat. or c. ace. Horn. Soph. ;
    ;
    no fut. Horn. Ar.
    mid.,
    ov, Soph. Eur.
    iEsch.
    a, ov, and oy, ov, (of the sea), Sol.
    ;

    ov, Eur. ov (me-


    ; ;

    ,
    ,
    aor. 1. aor. 2. Horn. h. Soph.; taph. of life), Eur. ov (of a man), Soph.
    6, ; ;

    , - -, -
    Horn., aor. 1. pass.
    h.

    ,
    ;

    ',
    fut. 1. contr.
    contr.
    -,
    as aor. 1.
    Hdt., Horn. Pind.
    ov (of a time, season), Sim.
    777'?05, Anth. ;
    iEsch. ov, Eur. ;

    (of men), Plat. Xen. ; ov, corn-

    ,
    Eur. Hdt. Xen. ; Xen. Ap. Rh. Theoc

    , ,
    fut. and Soph. Eur. ; par, and ;

    Dem. yyoa, mid. Pind. Eur. ov (of a place), Ap. Rh. , ov, and os, ov, Theoc.

    ,
    ; Plat. ; ;

    Plat.

    , ,, , -,
    Beautifully calm (of a human face), ov, Eur. See

    ,,
    To call, to name, speak of as, Tranquil.

    ,
    e. to fut.

    ,
    ,
    i.

    -,

    ,
    but Pind.

    , ,, ,,(',
    Omn. ; Omn. post Horn. ; fut. To calm, only in act. Horn. iEsch. Soph. ; by

    ,
    ,
    Xen. sync sometimes

    ,
    Pind.), Soph. Eur.

    ,
    ; aor. 2. of fut. 1.

    ,
    unus. pres., imper. and no

    , ,,, ,, ,,
    infin. enreiV, part. etc., with also Att. and

    ,
    aor. 1. perf. act.,

    &,
    aor. 1. e?7ra, imper.
    Rh.
    , , - no perf. c.
    etc.
    dat. or
    Soph.
    c.
    ;

    ace.
    no perf. Eur. Ap.
    Soph. Eur.
    perf. pass,
    iEsch. Hdt.
    aor. 1.
    Eur. Hipp.
    and
    Ar.
    Horn.

    ., -, .
    ; ; ; ;
    ;

    Eur. ; iEsch. Xen. Plat. Isoc. ; only fut. Att., no perf. Soph. Plat. Xen.
    pres. and imperf. Call.; and aor. 1. $6?, iEsch. no perf. act. or pass., aor. 1. pass,
    Soph. Plat.

    ), , ,
    ;

    Plat. ;
    in fut. sens., perf.
    and only in pres. and imperf.
    fut. 1. pass. Rh.;
    To calm (anger, etc),
    Rh.;
    has fut. fut. 1.
    Anth.
    (Plat, too

    , , ,
    Ap. Rh. Call. See To name.

    , , ,,
    To call to aid, to call to arms, etc.

    , , ,
    Xen. Dem. See To exhort, To encourage.
    (' etc.)
    1. mid. aor. 1.
    Hes. iEsch. Eur. Xen. Isoc. Plat.
    To be, to become calm,
    etc. Horn. Hdt. Plat.;

    Eur. Ap. Rh. ; Theoc.

    ,
    To call to by a herald (or merely with a loud voice), Alex. ; Anth. Plat. Xen.

    *,
    ;

    ,
    Horn. iEsch. To be calm (of an angry man), Eur. ; me-

    , .
    , gen. of whence,
    call forth, out from, etc. c. Horn. taph. Eur.

    ,
    Trag. Hdt. Xen. Dem.

    ,
    ; mid., c. gen. as Causing a calm, ov, Pind.

    , ,
    ,
    Horn. Ap. Rh.
    , Calculated to calm, Arist.
    To call for,

    ,
    , ,
    fut. perf. mid. imper. - A calming, , Arist.

    ,, ,, , ,,
    any other and

    ,
    rare in tenses, rare in the pres., for the Calmly, Plat. Isoc
    used in Ac
    perf. is
    - pres. sens. c. ace. rei, Calmness, iEsch. ; Pind. iEsch. Xen. Plat.

    , ,',
    To ccdl out to, to call on, Horn. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.;
    - A calmer, , Soph.

    To
    Thuc.
    To
    To
    call to oneself,

    call together,
    iEsch. Eur.
    Theoc.

    , , , ,,
    Horn. iEsch. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Isoc.

    ,
    apart (from others, also to call bad names),
    ; and poet.

    mid. Hdt. ;
    Eur. ; .

    ', ,
    mid.
    To
    perf.
    poet.
    calve,
    pres. mid.
    fut.

    Hes. Xen. etc. See To bring forth.


    To calumniate,
    Thuc. Dem. Lys. etc. ;
    perf. Soph. Eur. Hdt.
    Ar. Xen. Lys. Dem. ;
    perf. (indeed seldom used except in pres.), Dem. Isoc.
    and
    and aor.

    ,
    1. mid.
    aor. 2.
    only

    -
    ,,
    call
    Soph. Xen. Plat. Dem. iEschin. c els and ace, c or and gen. Plat. Isoc
    To
    To
    call in (allies, witnesses, etc.)
    sum owing
    mid. Thuc. Xen. iEschin.
    \,
    ,
    him who To add by way of calumny,

    ,
    call in (a to one, etc.), c. dat. of Antipho.
    is to
    To
    He
    pay, Xen. Lys. Isoc.
    call (in
    called to
    a coaxing way),
    him to help him,
    Dem.

    Ar.
    Xen.
    To calumniate beforehand,
    Calumnious, ,
    (never used in Att.) and
    Thuc
    ov, Pind. Ar. Andoc compar.
    (t Horn,, t Att.),
    ;

    66
    ;;;

    , , ,
    , ?, ,,, , -,
    CALUMNIOUSLY. CAPITAL.
    ,
    superl.
    contr.

    ,, , ,
    Calumniously,
    A
    -,

    ,
    ov,

    ',
    ',
    ', ,
    Dem.
    Living by calumniating others,

    , ',
    Pind.
    (of speeches), Soph.
    ;
    Pind. Soph. ;
    ;

    ov, Ar.

    Thuc. ;
    , Dem.
    ;

    Isoc.
    ;

    Isoc.
    ov,
    Dem. iEschin.
    Candidly,
    To be candid,
    Candour,
    A
    ',
    Eur. Ar. Plat. Xen.

    Thuc. Xen. Dem.


    mid.
    , Plat.
    c.

    Xen.
    and
    ;
    Dem.

    , ;

    ace. Xen.
    Xen.

    iEschin.

    ,,
    calumniator, Dem. candidate, Dem. .iEschin.

    -,
    Calumny, the lengthened for the sake of metre, Pind. To be a candidate, mid. An doc.
    ,
    etc.

    ,
    Theogn. ; Pind. ; Eur. Plat. Isoc. A candle, pi. o'i, but oftener Horn. h. Eur. Hdt. Xen.

    , -
    ,
    ,
    Dem. ^Eschin.; Ar. Xen. Dem.; See Lamp.

    , , iEschin. ; Thuc. Xen. Plat. Isoc. Dem. ; A candlestick, Ar. Pherecr.


    Dem.
    Calumny against me,
    " calumny uttered by me," Eur.
    , .
    , Plat., used also in pi. for A candle maker,
    A cane, ,
    To carry a candle,

    ,
    ,, ,
    Ar.
    Ar.

    ,
    , Hes. Eur. Xen.

    ,
    Exposed to calumny,
    To be exposed to calumny,

    , ,
    Plat.
    Dem. To cane,
    ,
    A bearer of canes,
    Ar. See To
    Xen.
    beat.

    ,
    , ,
    To be attacked by calumny, Xen. Canine, Ar. See Dog.

    ,
    ,,,
    , ,,
    A

    ,,
    Calydon, , Horn. Horn. Eur.

    ,
    canister, poet, Att. contr.
    Calypso,
    Cambric, , Horn.
    , Soph. Hdt. Thuc.
    Ar.
    Canker, , iEsch. See Bligld.
    A camel, , Hdt., in fem. a body of camels, Hdt. Cankery, cankerlike, Hipp.
    , ,
    , ,
    A camel driver, Arist.
    , Cannibal, ov, Horn. Hdt. ; Eur.

    , ,
    Camelopard, Arist. , ov, Antiph.

    , ,,
    ;

    Agatharc.

    ,
    To be a cannibal,

    ,, Hdt.

    ,, ,
    A camp, ace. Horn. ; ,,
    in pi. Horn. iEsch. A canoe, Horn. Eur. Xen. See Boat.
    A ,

    ,
    Soph, (see Tent) in pi. iEsch. Ar. Xen.
    ; ; canon, rule, etc., Eur. Lycurg. Arist. See

    , ,,
    iEsch. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. iEschin. also used for a position ; Rule.

    ,
    for a camp, Xen. A ,
    ,, ; Soph. Xen. ; ; Canopy, Anth.
    Hdt. Thuc.^ Xen. Hipp. Arist. ,
    ,
    Cantharides,

    -,
    , ,
    To pitch a camp,

    , ,
    , ,', , - ,,, , ,
    ',
    To strike a camp,
    and simply
    or without
    Thuc.
    c. ace. Horn.

    mid. Thuc. Hdt. Xen. Lys.

    (
    See To encamp.

    or
    ;
    and oftener

    .<Esch.
    ;

    mid. Soph.
    ;

    Hdt. Thuc.
    ;
    ~,
    Xen.
    Thuc,

    ;
    with
    '-
    A
    A
    canticle,
    canton,
    The men of a canton,
    To canton an army,
    ),Xen.
    , Omn.
    Soph. Ar. Thuc. Dem.
    See Song.

    Soph. Ar. Dem.


    post. Horn.

    or

    ,
    mid. Xen. It seems to be right to canton the men among the villages, in houses,
    To shift a camp, Xen.

    ,
    mid. Xen.
    , Xen.
    ,,
    ,
    Campfollowers, Xen. Xen. Cantonments,

    ,
    ;

    A campaign,
    -, -, -,,
    ,
    Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Plat. Xen. Dem. ; To canvass (for votes), c. ace. rei, no perf. Isoc. ;

    --
    for

    , ',
    ,
    Jusch. Hdt. Thuc. sync,
    ,
    office, imper. aor. 2.

    ,
    A campstool, , and later . fut. 1. perf. mid. Dem. Andoc.

    , ,
    To carry a camp stool,

    ,, ,
    Carrying a camp-stool,
    Ar.
    ov, Ar. Strattis.
    Arist.
    To canvass and collect one^s friends to a trial, Dem.
    A camshut,

    ,
    ,
    A can,

    , ,,
    Like a can, ,, ,
    ,, , ,
    7, , Hdt.
    and
    iEsch.
    Stesich.
    ,
    ;
    Horn. Hes. Alcman. Eur. Epich.
    Ath. See Cup.
    ;
    Canvassing,
    A canvasser (for offices),
    A
    , , Ar.
    cap,
    Dem.

    Horn. .>
    ,, Soph. Dem. ;
    , , Xen.
    Eur.
    ;

    ,
    Can,

    still
    I can,

    better
    aor. 1. mid. ,
    2d sin,
    Soph. Eur.; fut.
    even in Att. also contr.
    aor. 1. pass, in intrans. sens.
    Horn, and Xen., though usually
    ;
    Att., or
    so too imperf. often in Att.
    Omn.
    -, See To be able.
    , and
    Capability,
    Capable,

    *
    Omn. ,
    Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Lys.
    gen., or c. and ace. iEsch* Soph. Hdt. Thuc.
    and ace. or c. infin, Thuc. Xen. See Able.
    ;

    ov,
    Horn. Eur. Xen. Plat. Dem.
    Omn. post Horn.
    ;

    ,, ;
    ;
    '/,
    c. infin. or c.
    c.

    , ,
    How

    , ,,
    can one do so and so, c. infin. Dem. Theoc. Capable of, i. e. able to receive (learning, etc.), c. gen.
    ',
    / cannot,

    , -,
    5
    eVfl c. opt. iEsch. Plat.

    , , ', , ,
    A canal, Hdt. Thuc. Plat. Xen. , Capacious, ^-, -ya, all cases except nom. and^ ace.

    Thuc. Xen. Plat.


    ; Hdt.
    masc. and neut. from (yEsch. has also voc. masc. -),
    ; Thuc.
    eyao,
    ',
    A conducting water by a eanal, Plat. compar. superl. Omn. ; Pind.

    ,
    ;

    , ^,
    Arist. Hdt. See Large.
    A

    - . , , ,,
    making a canal through the Chersonesus, Capaciousness, Hdt. Plat. See Size y
    Largeness.
    Dem. Horn. Eur. Xen. Plat. Dem. See

    ,
    Capacity,

    ,
    To make a canal through, c. ace, Lys. Ability.

    - , ', (),
    ,,
    Making a canal, Horn. Caparison, Xen.
    To conduct water by a

    ,
    canal, Hdt. ; To caparison, mid. Horn.

    ,, ,

    ,
    To cancel, A cape, or headland, piov, Horn. Ap. Rh. (in
    , Thuc. Dem.

    ,
    aor. 2. Isae. ;
    ;

    iEschin. nom. pi. also Horn.), Horn. Pind. Trag. ;


    -, "', "

    ,
    To cancel an action when commenced, to striL out and later Hes. Call. ; Pind. Soph. ;
    of ,

    and
    ^, -,
    mid. Ar. Lys. Dem.
    it tlie list,

    Thuc. ; Eur. See Headland.

    - - ,
    To cancel in turn, Dem.
    For a person having obeyed me in great

    ' , , 4,
    matters, to disobey me in
    With three capes,
    A caper, ,, (epithet of Sicily), Pind.
    both plant and fruit, Antiph.
    only in pres. Horn. See To dance.

    , ,-, ,,
    small, cancels the previous obligation, yap To caper,
    -? Capital, excellent, Horn. Pind. iEsch. Eur. See

    -
    Soph. i. e.

    ,
    ,
    A

    ,,
    cancelling of debts, Plat. Dem. Excellent.
    Cancer, iEsch. Dem. Dem. Hipp. A capital trial, i. e. a trial for a capital offence,
    , Hipp.
    Cancer, the sign of the zodiac,
    ; ;

    Hdt.
    Arat. To throw into prison on a capital charge,
    To sufi'er
    Candid, ', , ,
    from cancer,

    67
    and contr.
    Hipp.
    ,, ovv, compar. -- To be prosecuted on a capital charge,
    Thuc.
    pass.
    ;;; ;;;;
    ;

    To ,
    ', , ,
    , ,
    , ,
    be capitally punished,

    , ,
    CAPITALLY.
    Lys. To caracole,
    CARE.
    Xen. See To prance.
    A

    ,, ,', ,, , , , ,
    merchant's capital,

    ,
    Dem. vEschin. ;
    Capital! interj. , , Ar, ;
    Dem.
    and sometimes in
    Lys. ; to
    Eur.
    sing.,
    Plat.
    Lys.
    Dem.
    Isse. A caravansary,
    A carbuncle,
    A carcass, Soph. , Omn.
    ,
    Thuc.
    Arist.
    ;
    See Inn.

    , , , ,,,^,
    Capitally, Xen. See Excellently. To card (wool), Horn. no perf. act.
    poet, for ;

    The capital (of a pillar), Pind. Eur. ; Xen. Horn. Eur. Ar. Plat. (though scarcely if ever used
    ;

    Of a country, gen. and in trag. Omn. See except metaphorically), used metaph. by iEsch. Soph. Plat.
    City. Ar.
    To capitulate,
    .
    in aor. 2. intrans. Thuc. ; A carder (of wool), ,, Plat.
    in fut.
    To surrender.

    ,,
    ,
    1 . mid. and in aor. 2. act. Hdt. ; Thuc. See Carded wool,
    Belonging to carding wool,
    Soph.
    Plat.
    ,
    ,
    etc.,

    ,,,,
    .

    might,
    . . Thuc.
    '
    They capitulate

    ,
    ,
    .

    ,
    Capitulation,
    A
    .

    ,
    They capitulated
    -

    , ,
    ,
    .

    ,,
    etc.,

    refusal to capitulate,
    ,
    . ..

    ,,
    to Paches on

    Thuc.
    to the

    -yia,
    the terms that the
    nrphs

    Athenians, on the terms that the Athenians

    ', , ,, ,
    Hdt. Thuc. ;

    Thuc.
    Athenians may

    Thuc.
    . . . The trade of carding,
    Neicly carded,
    Not carded,
    Cardamomum,
    Cardamum,
    Cardamum seed,
    Care, i. e. attention to,
    and gen. or c.
    Plat.
    ov, Hipp.

    Theoph.
    Ar. Xen.
    Galen.
    Horn.
    pb
    ov, Plut.

    and ace. Hes. Soph. Eur. Plat.


    c. gen. or c. ;

    , , ,,
    ;

    Caprice,

    ,
    , , ,
    Capricious,
    iEsch. Soph.;
    iEsch. ,
    ,
    ,
    ;
    ,
    ,
    ,
    ', Dem.
    ,,
    ', Menand.
    ov,
    Horn.
    ovos,
    ;

    ;
    , Horn.
    ov,
    ;

    Ar. ;

    Menand.
    Dem.
    ov, contr.
    ov, Plat.
    h.
    prose ;

    Care, i. e. anxiety,
    Horn. ;
    7,
    ace.
    Thuc.
    and , Pind.

    in pi. (my care for you,


    in pi. Horn. Eur.
    ,
    Omn. Att.

    ,
    , Horn.
    , ;

    ',
    ),

    , ,
    ,
    Capriciously, Theoc. ; Horn. iEsch. ace. (also

    ,
    ;

    To

    , ,
    be capricious,

    -, - ,
    ,
    Horn.
    ,
    attention to), Omn. post. Horn. ;
    Omn. poet, post Horn.
    ,

    ,
    Capricorn, Hes. h.
    and Arat. Luc. Plat. Hes. Theogn.
    .
    ,
    ,
    ; ;

    A
    , ,

    ,
    captain, ovtos, ,
    Hdt. Thuc. Soph. Eur. Theogn. Sapph. ; Simon. Rh.

    - ,
    ; ;

    Xen.

    , , iEsch. Eur. Hdt. Xen. Pind. Soph. Hes. Soph. Tyrt. Hdt. Theoc.

    , , ,
    ; ; ;

    ,
    ;

    ,,
    iEsch. Hdt. ; Soph. ;

    , ,
    of a ship, Ar. Hdt. Thuc. iEsch. Soph. Theoc. ;

    ,, ,,
    A captaincy, Xen. of a ship,; Xen. Lys. Plat.
    To be a captain, no perf., usu. c. gen., sometimes c. dat. Horn. Omn.

    ,
    Care, i. e. diligence, forethought, Att. ;

    ,
    Trag. Hdt. Thuc. ; sometimes c. gen. Hdt. Xen. Isse. Omn. Att. ;
    Hdt.
    Ar. Thuc. Lys. Great care, Arist.
    , 6,
    ,
    To be captain
    of a ship, sine ca3. and c. gen. Ar. Hdt. An object of care, Pind. Sapph. iEsch. ;

    ',
    ,
    Antipho, Lys. etc. iEsch.

    A
    ^, ,
    ",
    sub-captain,

    ,, ,
    Caption,
    Captious,
    Captious about trifles,
    ,
    Belonging to or concerning a captain of a ship,

    ',
    Lys. Dem.
    Xen.

    Plat. Arist.

    ',
    See Arrest.

    Isoc.
    Dem. Being an object of care
    Causing care,
    Free from care,
    Banishing care,

    ',
    men,
    Horn.
    Horn. Hes.
    Horn. Alcse.
    To care or care for, i. e. regard as important,
    ov, Pind.
    to
    Arist. ;

    mid.
    Captiously,

    ,, ,, , ,
    Plat.
    Captiousness (about trifles), Plat.
    c. gen. usu. in negative sentence, only in pres. sine cas. or
    c. gen. or c. ace. Horn. Pind. iEsch. only pres. and ;

    , ',, ,
    To captivate, no perf. act. or pass., though there is aor. 1. imperf. only in a negative sentence, Horn. only in pres.

    , ,
    ;

    pass. Horn. Pind. Trag. Plat. aor. ] act. not used, aor. 2. ; . with a negative sentence, c. gen. or c. infin. or c. part, of the
    act.

    To

    , '
    be captivated,
    ,
    aor. 1. pass,

    , (, , ',' ,
    Horn. Eur.

    ,
    "
    not

    ')
    fut. 1. pass. -f]-

    fut. aor. 2. act. in pass.


    doer in nom. Horn. Ap. Rh.;

    c. infin.
    and

    ,)
    aor. 1. pass, in act. sens,
    (see
    mid., perf. mid.

    Horn. Soph. Eur. Xen. Plat. Dem.


    infra
    c. gen. or c. ace. or

    sens, (as if
    (and
    part,
    Xen.
    ,
    Captive, adj.
    ,
    ,,.. ,,,, . ,, , , ,,
    ',,

    , ov, and
    ,
    ,
    Hdt. Thuc. Xen., also in fem.
    ,
    ,
    from
    Horn.), opt.
    perf. act.

    ',
    ",
    ,
    ,
    oftener
    but more usu.

    only fem. Horn.


    ov, Horn. Eur. ;
    Horn.), infin.

    ,
    subj.

    in pass. sens. Soph.

    ov, iEsch.
    and
    c. gen. iEsch. Eur.;

    c. dat. iEsch. Soph.

    To care for, i. e. attend to, have the care of,


    pres., Horn. h.
    aor. I. poet,
    no perf. Horn. Hdt.
    c. gen. Soph.;

    only pres. and imperf. Horn. h. ;


    ;

    no perf. Horn. Pind. iEsch. ;


    only in

    no fut., c. ace. or c. dat. Pind.


    ;

    only pres. and imper. Horn.

    ,
    Soph. Eur. Soph. ; ;

    A
    ov, Trag.

    ,
    and

    ,,,,', ,, ,
    and

    ,
    band of captives,

    pass,

    ,
    To take captive,
    which Horn, has
    and
    , ov, Soph. Eur.
    iEsch. Eur. ;

    ',
    , ,
    ; ov,

    aor. 1. pass, in pass. sens.


    Soph.
    ,
    iEsch.
    mid., esp. in aor. 1. mid.
    and Eur.
    Horn. Eur. Ap. Rh.
    Hdt. Xen.
    and
    Isoc.

    also perf.
    for
    mid. Horn.

    Eur. ;
    perf., Eur.
    only pres. Hes.
    ;

    Hes. h. Soph. Ar. Hdt. Plat. Dem.


    imperf. c. gen. or c. ace. Theogn. Hdt. Theoc.
    mid. Soph.

    Soph. Dem. ;
    ;

    mid.,
    c. gen. or c. ace.

    only in pres. and


    Soph.
    only pres. and im-
    Pind. iEsch. Soph. Hdt. Theoc.
    c. gen. or c. ace. Eur. Plat.

    c. fut.l. and
    ;
    ;

    aor. 1. pass,
    ;

    in act. sens., c. gen.


    To

    , ,
    lead away into captivity, Xen. or (rarely)
    ', and
    ace, also simply to take care, c.
    c. and opt. or

    , ), ^,
    fut. indie. Eur. Ar. Omn. Att. prose ;
    a captive,
    Befitting Eur. ov, iEsch. ; c.
    Captivity, poet, Pind. Hdt. Omn. Att. only pres. and imperf. c. gen. Hdt. Thuc. Plat. Xen.
    ], -, , ;

    , ', ,
    Capture,
    ,,
    , , , ,,
    ,
    , Hdt. Thuc. ,
    gen.

    , ,
    , , Thuc.
    Bringing news of the capture (of Troy),

    ,
    ;
    Horn. See SUvery.
    Pind. Trag. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.; ', To care for, i. e. be anxious about,
    perf. ],
    mid., fut.
    c. gen. Horn. Tyrt. Soph. Hdt. Plat. Isoc. Dem.
    h. Pind. Ar. ;
    only in pres. Soph. ;
    c. gen. or c. dat. Horn. ; 7roo-

    c. gen. or c. prep. Eur.

    ,
    ,,
    iEsch. Hdt. Xen. Isoc. iEschin.
    To capture,
    perf.
    Plat.
    Easily captured,

    A car, ,,
    ov, Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    , ,
    See To
    Omn.
    take.

    68
    ;

    , Omn.
    fut.
    to capture alive,

    , bv, and later


    See Chariot.
    aor. 2.

    b, bv, Thuc. ; ,
    no aor. 1.,
    Horn. Hdt. Thuc.
    To
    fut.
    take care,

    followed by

    times c.
    and
    or sometimes
    Soph. Eur. Thuc. Xen.;
    .
    i.

    and
    e.

    augmented
    ,
    be cautious, provide that, beware

    or
    infin.
    tens, as
    by

    no perf., c.
    Soph. Eur. Thuc. Xen.
    ' esp. in

    fut. 1. and aor. 1.


    ace. or

    ;
    -
    lest, etc.,
    and usu.
    imper.,
    and subj. iEsch.

    , c. , c.
    some-
    infin.
    ;; ;;

    ,
    Eur.
    and
    , ;
    ',
    ',
    subj.,
    - , or c.
    mid. c.
    CARE.
    ace. c.
    and subj., or
    gen. c.

    c.
    infin. or c. prep. c.
    and
    4, infin., iEsch.
    Xen. ; Ar. ;
    of secondary importance), Plat.
    CARRIAGE.
    (i. e.

    Dem. Dinarch.
    treating
    ;
    it as a matter
    in compar.

    4, 4,
    Eur. Hdt. Thuc.
    and more rarely 4,
    ; also in act.
    c. or c. ace. and
    Eur. Plat.
    , ,
    ;

    Ar. Plat. To be careless,


    Thuc.
    '4,
    no perf., Horn.
    -4 fut. -,
    , aor.

    , , .-, ;

    4,
    ,
    Dem. or (more and Ep. (Horn, uses 2d and 3d
    mid.
    ),
    ,
    sing. pres.

    4, ,
    c. ; c.

    '4,

    , 4,
    in sense of to be anxious for) gen. Hdt. Plat. and Horn. Tyrt. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen. ;

    ,
    c. ; sine cas., or

    ,
    more usually
    sens.

    , ,
    mid. Dem.
    Plat.
    , c.

    ,
    ',,,
    Dem.
    in pass, sens.,
    gen.
    Thuc. Xen. Plat. Lys.
    ;

    ;
    rei.,
    in

    Dem.
    or
    Att.
    c.

    ; 4,
    ;
    or

    usu. prep., also


    c.
    or

    perf. pass, in act. sens,


    Dem.
    c.
    mid.,

    c. ottoos,

    ;
    c. infin.
    c. aor. 1. pass., in act.
    or c.
    Xen. ;
    or

    Soph. Eur. Xen.


    but pluperf.
    and mid.
    4-
    ,
    sometimes c. gen. Trag. Plat. Dem. ;
    To be done carelessly, Hdt. Aris.
    To neglect.
    Carelessness,
    h. ',
    Xen. Antipho.
    Eur. ; *4,
    ;

    Horn.;
    '4,
    Eur. Thuc. Xen. Plat.
    See Neglect.
    c.
    and
    gen. Xen.
    in pass.

    Horn.;
    Dem.
    -
    See

    ,
    Hdt. Omn.
    ,
    Plat. Xen.
    mid.,
    ;

    c. aor. 1. pass., in act. sens. c. ace.


    c. infin. or c.

    ,
    etc.
    and ,
    ;

    c. and
    Career,
    To career, Att., though JEschylus has once
    infin., or c.
    Dem. ; 4, and

    ' 4,
    ,
    subj., or c. prep,
    c. ace, or c. and infin.
    etc. Soph. Eur. Plat.
    etc. Plat.

    , ,
    ,,,
    Dem.
    A
    in pres.,
    Omn.
    and Euripides occasionally in other tenses
    poet. Plat.
    , , ab,
    ; no perf.

    - ,,
    Plat. ; c. gen. Hdt. caress, ace. iEsch. ; Theogn.
    To join in taking care

    ,
    mid. gen. Thuc. Tb, Eur.

    4- , ,', ,
    of, c.

    Xen. Caressing, (words, , and

    4,
    etc.), ov, os, ov, Hes. Pind.
    To take care beforehand, Hdt. Thuc. Xen. ; ^Esch.
    4, Dem. A caresser, iEsch.

    4,
    4
    To take care besides, c. gen. Plat. To caress, no perf. Eur. Ap. Rh. mid.
    -
    ;

    ',
    ,,4 ,
    ,
    To take care of in return, c. gen. Eur. ; Eur. Plat. Xen.; only pres. and imperf. Ar. ;

    c. gen. Xen.
    4, mid. Ar.

    -, ,
    To take great care,

    '
    iEschin.
    (Brasidas) seeing the pilots taking care of the ships not to run them
    aground, robs
    To say
    A
    A ,
    in a caressing
    thing to be caressed,
    cargo,

    ,
    icay,

    Horn. Hes. Soph. Eur. Hdt.


    Ar.
    Tb, JEsch.
    , and

    ,
    ;

    Thuc. oftener in pi. Hes. Ar. Hdt. Dem. See Load.


    To take care

    4
    of the affairs of their allies, Caria, Xen.

    ,
    , ,
    Carian,

    ,
    Thuc. Soph. Ar. Plat.

    ,,
    To banish care,
    It is a care,

    , , ,
    to ship off care,
    (and c.

    ,
    4,
    nom. 4),
    4 4,
    imper.
    fut. , Ar.
    (pi.
    A Carian, Kap,
    Hdt.
    pb, Pind. Eur.
    Kb, Horn. Xen. etc. in fern. ; Horn.

    4, 4 ,
    Horn.), imperf. fut. 1. aor. 1. Carious, Plat. Dem. Hipp. See Rotten.

    , ,
    Carmine,

    ,,
    imper. pluperf. no other
    perf. also in fern., Pind. Eur.

    , 4,
    parts used in prose the poets also use (mid.), See Crimson.

    -
    ;

    Eur. also has

    (and in Horn.

    4,
    4,
    c. dat. pers. and prep,

    4, 4,
    ,
    (the tragedians use no other tense of mid.,

    4, /, -
    we are a care),
    Aei (never with augm.), part,
    4,,4),
    -, ",
    pluperf.
    pluperf. pass.
    c. dat. pers. gen. rei, also

    and gen. etc., or c. conjunction,


    Carnage,
    Carnal,
    Carnivorous,

    To be carnivorous,
    ov, Arist.
    Omn. See Slaughter.
    Emped. Plat.

    ;
    ov, iEsch. ;

    ov, Arist.
    sometimes c.
    ov,

    ace. Arist,
    Hdt.;

    Mel.
    Omn.

    4, 4,
    One must

    4,4,4, 4, - ,, , , ,
    care,

    4, , Xen.
    Plat. ;

    Plat.
    Plat. Xen.
    Eur. Plat.
    ; A
    A
    being carnivorous,
    carol,
    Arist.

    Omn. poet.
    Arist.
    See Song.
    ; Hipn.

    ,
    ;
    ;

    , , 4, ,
    Thuc. Isoc. Xen. Plat. To carol, and contr. fut. rare, usu.

    4,
    ;
    ;

    ,
    Hdt. ; Arist. contr. (this contraction is not confined to Attic), no perf.
    To be taken care of,
    One who

    , , -
    takes care,
    Eur.
    ovos, \ (used by Horn, only A
    act.
    carousal,
    Omn.

    ,
    Horn. Eur. Ar. Theogn. Pind. ;

    4,
    ,
    for watchers over the dead), Horn. iEsch. Soph. Plat. Hdt. Xen. Plat. Dem. Ar. Plat. Xen.
    ; See Feast.

    , , ;

    and , Eur. To carouse,

    ,,,
    opos, Soph. only in pres. Horn. Pind.
    c. ace.
    .
    ,
    ;
    ; ;

    -
    , ,
    4,
    vbs, Hdt. Theoc. Rh. ; pass. c. fut. 1. mid. in pass. sens. Ar. Hdt. Xen. See To feast.

    ',
    ;

    Careful, c. gen. or used also in pass. sens, as


    c. dat., A carpenter, ovos, Horn. Trag. Thuc. Xen. Plat. ;

    carefully done, etc., Horn. Hes. Pind. ; ovos, Horn.


    '/, Plat. Xen.

    ,
    Hes. The trade of a carpenter, Horn. Eur.

    --
    h. often gen. also in pass,

    ,
    ; ; c. rei., ;

    , , an object of care, esp. in neut. (e. g. to whom it was a Xen. Plat. iEschin.

    ', 4, ,
    sens, as Plat. ;

    ,
    care to injure me, i. e. who were anxious to do so, oh carpenter's shop, iEschin.

    , 4, , ,
    ,
    Dem.), Ar. Hdt. Omn. Att. prose To a carpenter, mid. Plat.

    ,
    be

    ^,
    , ?, ;

    ov, Eur. ; ov, Eur.

    4, , -,4, , , , ov, Eur. A carpet, , Horn. Ar. ; Tb, JEsch.

    4, , 8,,
    ;

    4, Xen. ;
    c. gen., Plat.
    ,
    ;

    , Theoc. Tb, iEsch. ; /Esch. ; ,

    ,
    , 4, ,
    Careful, pass., i. e. carefully studied or done, Ar. Ar. Xen. ; Tb, Plat. ; Xen.
    Carefully, Horn. Xen. Plat. Hdt. Xen. Xen.

    4,
    ; ;

    A carpet made Xen.

    ,
    Xen. Plat. Hdt. offelt,
    ; ;

    . A platfonn or

    ,', ", , , ,, 44, ),, 4,


    iEschin. ; Plat. Isoc. ; Rh. path strewed with carpets (to receive a great per-
    Carefulness,

    ,
    Careless,
    Eur.

    , -,,Horn. Hes.; ', Horn.;


    son),
    To carpet,
    iEsch.
    (another form of

    '-, -,
    Horn. ; about a thing, c. fut. 1. and and Att. no perf. act.,

    ',
    gen. Eur. ;

    Thuc. Plat. Dem.;


    ov, Soph. Xen. Theoc.
    ov, Thuc. Plat.

    Careless of everything in comparison of gaining the victory,


    ov, Hdt. Dem.

    ,
    ', ; ov, Plat. Dem.
    Dem.;
    A
    aor.
    strew.

    ,,,
    carriage,
    1.

    Ar. Hdt. ;
    pass.

    ', ',
    Horn. Hes. Eur. Thuc. Xen. Dem. ;
    Arist. ; Horn. Pind. yEsch.
    and

    ',
    iEsch. See

    ,',
    To

    Unworthy of care,

    ,
    Carelessly,
    4,
    '4,
    Thuc.
    ov, Theogn.

    ', , '-
    -, A
    Soph.;
    Plat.
    Tb, yEsch. Ildt. Xen. Andoc. Dem.;

    carriage with a head, ,,


    , Hdt.

    ,
    Horn. ; Eur. Dem. ;

    ,
    Xen.
    Soph. Eur. Xen.
    Isoc. Dem. iEschin.
    Xen. ;', '', ;

    Xen. ;
    Thuc. Xen.
    Thuc. Plat.
    ;

    Plat.
    4- ; '4,
    ;
    Plat. A
    ,
    carriage made of tvickenvork,
    The wicker body of a carriage,
    Horn.
    ,
    Xen.
    only in ace. sing, -
    69
    .;
    ; ;

    ,
    Carriage,,
    Dem.
    i.

    Belonging to a carriage,

    ',',
    e.

    See Chariot.
    iEsch. ;
    CARRIAGE.
    charge for carrying (esp.

    ',
    Theoph.
    by ,
    sea),

    ',',
    ' ,
    ,
    ',
    ,,
    or vad- To
    To
    be carried off and sold,
    be carried aivay with,
    Arist.
    ,,
    CARTHAGINIAN.
    pass. Eur.
    Dem. ;

    A
    '
    Large enough to load a carnage with (of a load),

    ', ,
    Eur. ;

    carriage-road,
    Xen.

    ,
    Hom. Pind. Theogn. Hdt, ;
    , , , ,
    ', , -
    To carry up (to heaven, etc.),
    Xen.
    To carry across, Hom. Thuc. Xen.
    Hom. Eur. Dem.

    Xen. ;
    ; 'ava-

    ,
    odbs, Pind. Eur. by water, Hdt. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.

    ,,
    ',
    ; esp. ;

    A road wide enough for tivo carriages, Eur. gem. ace. Thuc. Xen. Eur.
    To be passable for carriages, or marked by the track of carriages,
    Plat. Isoc.
    Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    ; c.

    Xen. ,
    Hdt. Thuc.
    ;

    ',
    ,
    ; ;

    A
    ',
    ', ',
    carriage track,

    ',
    Borne in carriages,

    ,
    pass. Hdt. Soph.

    ov, Pind.
    ;

    Hom. ; Call.
    Xen. Plat.
    in pass. Hdt. Thuc.
    ;

    To carry across with, Plat.


    esp. across water, Thuc. esp. ;

    ,
    ,
    , ,
    carriage builder,
    Carriage building,
    A carrier,
    Carrion,

    ., ,
    Ar.
    Theoph.
    Horn.; (poprri^hs, Theogn.
    and in pi. Ar.
    Theoph. ;
    To carry to a distance,
    To carry over or along with one,
    Xen.
    Hdt.

    To carry with one, or tvith another thing,


    Eur. Hdt. Thuc.

    Hdt. Xen. y
    , ' ,
    .
    A carrot, Hipp. Diosc. , Xen.

    ,
    To carry,

    , " ,
    fut. 1. (not found in indie, in Hom., though
    \ ), To carry off together with, iEsch. Soph. Eur. Xen.

    ,
    ,,,,, , ,
    he has imperf. olcre, infin. and aor. 1. To carry about tuit/i,

    , ,,,, ,
    Horn., Att., aor. 2. Horn., Att. To carry across ivith, or at the same time, Plat.
    (all these tenses used also in mid.), fut. 1.mid. (used To carry with, i. e. to help to carry, Xen.

    , ,),
    also in pass, sens.), aor. 1. pass, Omn.; (infin. To be carried zip tvith,
    pres. also and as if from Horn.), To carry round, Thuc. Eur. Hdt. Xen. ;

    ',
    ,
    Hom. Eur. Ar. Hdt. Plat. ; fut. Att. fut. often Hdt. ; Em*. Xen. Ar. ;

    the hands,
    Hom. , in Pind.
    Hom.
    Eur. Hdt. Xen. Plat. ;
    h.
    Pind. Trag.
    aor. 2.
    Omn.

    aor. 1
    ;
    ;

    ',
    fut. 1.
    esp. of carrying in
    mid. in pass. sens.
    To carry to,
    c. prep. Xen.

    prep.

    , ',
    Dem.
    Hdt. Thuc.
    c. prep. Hom. Eur. Hdt. Xen.

    ; c. prep. Eur. c. ;
    ;

    ',
    -

    , ,, ,,. ,,
    (very rare in Att. if indeed ever found in the simple verb), To carry doivn (as a river does), Hdt. Plat.

    ,
    ;

    perf.

    , aor. 1
    Eur. ;
    (very rare), usu. of carrying persons, Omn.
    act. pass,
    .

    no perf. Soph. Eur. ;


    Hom. Eur. in chor.
    esp. across
    ;

    ,.
    To carry
    Hdt.
    back,
    Rh.
    Hom. Hdt. ; ', Hom. Hdt. ;
    '-

    ,
    water, iEsch. Soph. Eur. ;
    To cany
    , ,
    , ,
    ', ',
    (a wall, trench,
    Rh.
    etc. in any direction), fut.
    To carry on the back,
    To carry in the arms,
    Xen.
    -,
    no perf. Ap. Rh.

    , ,
    Att., and all tenses from perf. To carry a corpse out for burial, aor. 2.

    , ,,
    (rare), pluperf. pass. (Hom. has also pres. infin. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    -,
    -,
    , Hom.
    imper. and part, are also found in Pind. Eur.), To carry by sea, and mid. Eur. Eur. ;

    1.

    (,
    ,
    ,
    and Att.
    pass.
    ',, ,
    Hom. Hes. Ar. Hdt.

    '
    mid. Horn.;

    ,"\, ,
    sens. ,
    To carry away, to carry

    Hom.
    Eur. Hdt. Xen. ;
    ;

    off,

    perf. pass,
    Hom. iEsch. Eur.
    Thuc. Dem.

    mid., aor. 1. often


    mid., only in 3d pi. aor.

    contr.
    poet,
    in
    To carry burdens,

    assembly
    ' last year,
    Hdt.
    To carry orders as an aide-de-camp, Xen.
    And you all saw one carried off to execution by them from the
    T7js
    Dem.
    -
    -
    Hdt.

    and

    , ',,
    ;

    , , ,
    (only
    mid. only pres. and imperf. Hom. ;
    Att.), Hom. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. ;
    (only

    ,
    Att.), aor. 1. both
    Att.), perf. only pass.
    fut.
    and
    '),
    It is fateful to carry
    Dem.
    See Arrest, etc.
    You carry on a brawl among the Gods,
    Horn.
    him off to prison, rb

    Horn. Hes. Pind.

    , - ',
    Hdt. Plat.

    ', Dem. ;
    ,
    , ;
    Tras;.
    Soph. Ar. ;
    Hom. Soph. Eur.
    Hdt. Xen.
    Hom.
    Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Isoc. Dem.
    Eur.
    ; / neither remember the matter, nor does my memory carry me back
    so as to recollect
    ',
    any thing,
    Hdt.

    , ,
    Thuc. Xen. Ap. Rh.; and mid. (esp. One ought to carry, Plat.

    ,
    in mid. to carry off prizes, honours, etc.), often c. gen. of the One must carry before, Arist.

    ,
    ,
    place out of which, Hom. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc;

    ,
    One must carry near, Plat.
    Hom. Pind. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. ;
    storm does, Hom. ; Hom. ;
    esp. as a
    Horn. Xen. ;
    A
    ,
    carrying, also a being carried, Soph. Plat. Arist. ;
    iEsch. Soph. Thuc. ; Hdt. Xen. ; ^, -, ,'-,
    , ,
    Hdt. Xen. Isae. ;

    , ,],
    (also to carry beyond), Plat. Arist. ;

    , ', esp. by sea, Eur. ;


    Eur.
    esp. ', A
    ,
    carrying away, $,
    also a being carried on horseback, carriage, ship, Plat.
    xjos, Hdt. ; ,
    Hdt. ; 'avai~

    ', ',
    of animate things, Hom. iEsch. Eur. Hdt. Xen. ; y, esp. for burial, Eur. Thuc. ; esp. before

    -
    Pind.

    ',
    , Hom. Eur. Hdt. a magistrate, or to prison, etc. Lys. Dem.
    Soph. Antipho ; c. gen. or c. prep.

    ,
    Thuc. ;

    place, and

    ',
    To carry away with,

    ', ', , ,
    only of people, Hom. Soph. ;
    gen. of the place from which, Eur.;
    -,
    , , ',
    To carry away privily,

    ,
    mid., sine cas. Eur.
    Plat.
    c. gen. of the
    c.

    -, '-
    A
    A
    You
    A
    carrying across,
    ;, Xen.
    carrying round, Xen.
    being carried away captive, (rbs
    Thuc. ;

    Hom.
    Thuc. ;

    , -,
    c. gen. of place from which, carrying trade, Arist.
    Horn.;

    ,
    -, ', ,
    To carrry away
    Hdt.

    ,
    ,
    Hom. Hdt.

    , ^,
    aor.
    Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Lys.

    , , ,
    ',
    aor. 2.

    ,
    To carry away from one

    ', , ', ,
    Pind.
    -,
    ;

    beforehand,
    ;
    1.

    Eur.

    pkece to another,
    fut.
    aor. 1. pass,
    Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    no aor. 1.,

    Dem. ;
    ;
    Soph.

    perf.

    in aor. 1. act.
    Carried, adv.

    Mel.
    Carried off or away,
    , bv, and
    Xen.

    One who
    ;
    ,
    Eur. Dem.
    Carried (or what may be carried),

    and Horn.;
    bv, c. gen. of the place from which, Eur. Hdt. Plat.

    bv, Hdt.
    Call.
    easily carried,;
    Orph. ;carried about,
    ov, Eur.

    , Hom.
    Pind.

    ;
    ;

    toy,

    ,
    Call.

    ,,
    carries off, ;

    To and carry away, ,

    , , -, ,
    seize Lys.
    To be carried (away by anger),
    Thuc.
    Soph.,
    and simply I was carried ;
    A
    A
    cart,
    iEsch.

    carter,
    ', Omn.
    Soph. Xen.
    away (by eloquence, or by the impulse of the moment, etc. etc.), Carthage, \, Hdt.
    Plat. Carthaginian, Hdt. Xen.
    70
    ; ;;;

    ,, ,,
    Cartilage,
    ,
    Cartilaginous,

    , , , , Arist.

    -,
    Arist.
    CARTILAGE.

    Hipp. ;
    ov, Arist.
    One must cast out,
    Cast up (by the sea),
    Cast, as metal, , , 44,
    4, Hdt.
    CATCH.
    Plat.
    ov, Eur.

    ,
    To be cartilaginous, Hipp. Earth cast up by, c. gen. Soph.

    , 4,
    , , ,
    To carve (meat), Horn. Ap. Rh.; A lump of cast
    mid., in aor. solid metal, Horn.

    '4 ,, '
    47,
    , , 4,, , 4, A
    1. Horn. ;

    , ,
    To carve (as a sculptor),
    Call. Anth. ;
    Isae.
    Hdt. Anth.
    Hdt. ;
    ;

    Xen.
    Hdt.
    Plat.
    A
    A
    cast, or model, or any material for a cast,
    cast of dice,
    cast of a net,
    Eur.
    Orac. ap. Hdt.
    , Plat.

    , ,, ,
    A carver (of meat), Horn. ; Eur. ;
    To stand hazard of the cast,
    the Eur. ;

    Anth. See Sculptor. Thuc. Hdt. See Bisk.

    ,,
    ;

    Carving (of meat),

    ,,
    Carved work,
    A cascade,
    A
    , ,
    case,
    ,

    &,, ,
    ,
    Plat.
    Fit fur carving (wood, etc.)
    Carved,

    ,
    , ., ,
    ;

    Eur. Hdt.
    Anth.

    *,, ,
    ;

    ,,
    tiros,

    *,
    ,
    Horn.
    , Ar.

    Theoc.
    Diod.
    carved work,

    Theoph.
    ;

    Anth.
    A cast or casting of hounds (as a huntsman casts them when they

    A
    A
    have lost the scent, or as they cast themselves),
    .
    ',
    Casting forward, or backward, or on either side,

    casting net,
    castaway,
    Horn. Trag. Hdt. Xen. Plat.
    Ar. Dem.,
    Xen.
    els

    See Net.

    A
    A
    The

    But

    It
    ,
    ,
    case, ,
    this is
    Horn.
    ,
    case (for arms),
    ,
    case (for a bow),

    condition of affairs,

    , ,, ,
    i. e.
    Case (in the declension of nouns),
    ahvays the case with mortals,

    is the case, it is

    ,,
    not the case, etc.,
    Horn.
    Soph. Eur. Ar.

    4\,
    ', ,
    4\,
    , Omn.
    Arist.

    etc. Omn.
    -
    Castanet,
    A

    A
    Hdt.
    rattling
    To rattle

    castellan,
    Castigation,
    Thuc. Xen.
    of castinets,
    castinets,
    h. Pind. Eur. Hdt.

    , iEsch.
    Eur. Ar. Isoc. Xen.
    Hermipp.
    ,,
    Dem.
    ;
    h.

    ;
    no

    ,,
    perf.

    ,
    In tlie case of,

    ,
    In that case,

    ,,,
    A casement,
    Cash., ,,
    , , , ,
    4,, ,
    4,
    4, c. gen. Lycurg.
    Thuc.
    Ar.
    Ar. Xen. Theoc.
    44, no aor.
    See Monet/.
    -
    To inflict castigation,
    To suffer castigation,
    Xen. See Punishments.
    Castle, Omn. ; Omn.
    Eur.
    Pind. tEscIi. Eur. Hdt.

    See Tower.

    ,
    To cashier, Xen. Like a Horn.

    ,,, , , , ,
    perf. 1. ; castle,

    4, , Like a

    ,
    Lys. castle, iEsch. Soph.; ov,

    ,
    ;

    A cashier, Eur. , Eur.


    A

    A
    At.
    cask,

    Plat.

    , ,
    casque,

    ,
    ;

    Dem.

    , , ;
    Horn. Hes. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Plat. ;
    Eubul.;

    , -
    Cratin.
    ace.
    Anac. Archil. Soph. Ar. Hdt.

    and
    Nicoch. ;

    Horn. Tyrt. Soph. , ,


    To attack a castle,
    To build high like a
    Destroying
    With beautiful
    castles,
    castles,
    castle,
    Xen.
    Eur. Ar.
    iEsch.
    ov,
    ov, and in Pind. Horn. Hes. .,

    ,4,
    ', ,,
    See Helmet. Pind. Eur.;

    ,
    ov, Eur.; ov, Eur.; in
    A casket, 4, , Soph. fern, iEsch.
    ',
    ,, , ) , ,
    Cassia, Hdt. With no castle, ov, Horn. ov, Eur.
    ;

    Smelling of cassia, neut. Antiph. Castor, Horn. etc.


    A , Omn.
    To
    cassock,

    4 4, Of Castor, Pind.
    ,,
    , ,
    cast, int. (in Ar. perf. no Castrametation, Xen.
    To castrate, 44,
    aor. 1. act., (Horn, has 3d sing.
    aor. 1. pass.
    4, , Soph. Hdt. Xen.

    just as

    ,
    , ,
    2d sing, imperf.
    Xen. aor. 1.;

    ,
    4,
    4,
    , , ,
    which Liddell and Scott consider " a syncop. aor. pass.," but

    ,
    which has been usually taken for

    ,
    4),44,
    , "
    3d sing, pluperf.,
    isOmn.for
    Eur., used also as 3d sing, imperf. Horn.
    Horn. Soph. Eur. Plat. Xen.
    ;
    Omn.; ',
    Castration,
    Castrated,
    Casual,

    Casually,
    Hdt. Plat.
    Hdt.
    , ov, and ov, Hdt.
    Eur. Thuc.
    Hdt. or ;
    , ; Plat.

    4
    ;

    .
    4v-

    To cast (lots),

    ,',
    To cast (anchor),
    yEsch. Eur.
    To cast out,

    ,,
    ,, away,
    Horn. Soph.
    ; also to cast

    Horn. Ap. Rh.


    down (one's

    4,
    4,
    eyes),

    Horn. A
    Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Plat.
    Casualty,
    prose, Pind. Hdt Omn. Att.
    casuist,
    Arist.

    See Accident; Event.


    ,,
    ;

    usu. in bad sense, and probably always in

    Plat.

    ,
    off, ;

    ,
    Trag. Hdt. Thuc. Ap. Rh. Dem. Casuistry,

    ,
    Eur. Plat.

    ',
    ; ;

    14,
    , -, , A ,
    Soph. cat, Ion. ;

    ,,
    Ar. Hdt.

    , 4,, 4, Dem.
    To cast forth, ace. and dat. Hdt. Catalogue, Thuc.
    To cast about (one's eyes),
    c.

    fut. -, aor. 1.
    '-
    To catalogue, Ar. Xen.
    ,
    ;

    ,
    aor. 2. Eur. and Ar. A catapult, Arist.

    ,
    ; ;

    ,,
    4y , ,
    ,
    Eur. A cataract, Diod.
    To cast down,
    , Horn. Pind. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. The Cataracts of Egypt, Hdt.
    To
    To
    -,
    cast
    cast

    , , ',,
    ",
    down into,

    no ,
    down (a person's
    perf. Ap. Rh.
    i
    c. prep. Horn. Ap. Rh.

    spirits),

    '', ,
    Xen. ; fut,
    A cataract in the eye,
    Catarrh,
    Of catarrh,
    , Plat.
    Hipp.
    , Arist.

    To cast

    4, ,4, ,,up

    , ,
    4, ,,
    (as the sea
    Theoc.
    does foam, etc.
    . Rh.
    Horn. To have a
    Catastrophe,
    catarrh, mid. Dios.
    TEsch. Soph. Thuc. Plat. etc.

    ,
    ;

    4 , ,
    To cast up, i.e. to calculate, mid., perf. pass, and To catch, no perf. (aor. 2. and also

    ,
    aor. 1. pass, in act. sens. Eur. Ar. Plat. Dem. opt. infin. also perf. part, all in
    To be
    ,

    For
    4,
    4 , , ,. , 4,,
    Xen.

    the eyes
    cast

    4,,
    '/', Xen.
    ,
    down

    of
    (in spirit),

    chaste
    ;

    Theoc.
    maidens are cast down,
    Horn. Eur.
    . Rh. ;
    ;

    yap
    Arist.
    Hes. only), Horn. lies. Pind. JEsch. Eur.
    Pind. Theogn.
    poet, not Trag. often
    Ar. Thuc. Hdt. Plat.;
    ;fut.

    perf.
    no aor. 1., aor. 2.
    Omn.
    Thuc. Dem. JEschin.
    Horn.

    4,
    ;

    ;
    ,
    ',-
    . . .

    '/ -f], Msch.


    . To catch, as one catches game, etc.,
    &, -, Horn. Xen. ;

    ,, ,
    Casting down her eyes, Rh. See To Soph. ; Soph. Xen. mid. Xen. ; ;

    To
    A , 4,
    throw.
    cast metal,
    pit for casting metal,
    One must cast round (one's eye),
    71
    Ar.
    Horn. Hes.
    Eur.
    person at a place,
    ; Soph. as in a net,

    (sometimes in Att.
    only using pies, in both forms), fut.
    Hdt. Plat.
    ;

    To catch, i. e. to overtake, therefore sometimes to find or catch a


    the Trag.
    aor. 2.
    ;;

    ,
    , , , , ,
    ,
    , , -,
    CATCH.
    ), -,
    CAUSE.

    -, ,
    (Horn, has also pres. opt. subj. 1st pi. To serve in the cavalry, Xen.
    To command cavalry,

    ,
    infin. part, /X^s, as if from imperf. and sine cas., also gen., e. g.

    ',
    c.

    -, , -,
    ,
    also aor. 1. mid. Archil., usu. c. ace, once Hdt. Xen. Dem.
    Omn. To command a single troop of cavalry,

    ,
    c. gen. Soph., poet. ; fut. and more Ar. Xen.

    , ,,
    usu.
    -yev
    Xen.
    -,
    , -, ,
    ,, ',
    aor. 2.

    ,
    aor. 2.
    no aor.
    Xen. ;

    L, perf. -y4yova,
    mid., fut.
    c. dat. A
    Isae.
    commander of cavalry,
    Hdt. Xen. Dem. ; ov, Xen. ,
    iEsch. ; Ar.

    ,
    7b rafc/, i. e. detect, mid., only pres. and imperf. h. A commander of one troop, Plat. Dem. Ar. Hdt. Xen.

    ,
    A
    ,, ,
    -,
    Soph. ; fut. no aor. 1. or perf.,
    A
    command of cavalry,
    command of one troop,
    Xen.

    ,
    aor. 2. c. dat. Thuc. Arist.
    To catch and hold, fut. -eo> or no aor. 1. or perf., Belonging to a command, or to a commander of cavalry,
    -/, Soph. Hdt. Xen.

    ,
    aor. 2. Plat. ; c. gen. Xen. Xen.
    To

    , ', ,
    catch in turn, aor. 2. poet, of people To overrun with cavalry, mid. c. ace. Hdt.

    ,,
    A skirmish or battle of cavalry,
    .
    playing at catch-ball, Horn.
    To catch by holdingany thing under, mid., poet, for () iEsch.
    Thuc. ;

    , ' ,
    only pres. and imperf. Ap. Rh.

    ',
    To be caught, i. e. entangled,

    . , ,
    , , ,, ,
    ,
    To be caught (as game), or to be detected,
    no aor. 1., aor. 2.
    pass. Horn.
    pass. fut. mid.
    more usu. and always in Att.
    To fight

    Victory
    To
    in cavalry,

    of cavalry,
    be inferior in cavalry,
    Thuc.
    ; the cavalry of each side engaged,

    Xen.
    Thuc.

    , (, pass.
    (,, ,
    -, ,
    subj. also Horn.), opt. A cave, Horn. Pind. Trag. Hdt. Xen. ; Eur.

    ,
    ,
    Horn.), infin. part, as if from perf. alone of the Trag. uses it once in ace. sing., Horn, uses also
    ,
    -, , ,, ,
    , ,
    To be caught in one^s own snare,
    ,
    all in pass. sens. Horn. Soph. Ar. Hdt. Xen. Plat. Dem.

    , c. dat. of personal gen. pi.


    and in. dat. sing,
    h., dat. pi. also
    dat. pi.
    Xen., Horn. Hes. h.
    and

    ,
    pronoun, or c. prep., e. g. do not be caught in your own snare, Eur. Ap. Rh. ;
    only in nom. and ace. sing. Hes. ;

    Hdt. Soph. Eur. ; -, Soph. ayyo, Eur. ; ,

    , ,
    ;

    , ,, ,
    Being caught in their own snare, etc.,

    ,,
    h. Eur. ; Plat. ; Theopomp.
    Thuc. (Com.) yyo, ,
    Arist. Ap. Rh. ; a cave in a rock,

    ,
    ;

    A catch (of fish), '?,


    iEsch. Eur. Soph. ; Soph. ; Pind. ;

    , ,
    Catching animals alive,

    ,,', ,, ,,
    &,
    Easily caufjht, eAeTOs, Horn. ;
    ov, Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    Plat.
    Belonging to catching animals alive,

    ,,, ,-, ,,
    Catching all things, iravaypos, ov, Horn. ;

    ov, Xen.
    Plat.

    Plat.
    ov,
    ; '-
    iEsch.
    ,
    From a
    Like a cave,
    Full of caves,
    Soph. ; a cave hollowed out by the sea,
    Soph. Plat.
    cave, or

    Xen.
    Plat.
    ayyo,

    -, Pind.
    Newly

    One who
    caught,
    Difficult to be caught,

    Catechising,
    Hi PP
    .

    ,
    catches,

    ,
    i.

    Categorical, nar-qyopiKOs, Arist.


    A categorem,
    , ', ,
    e.

    ,-
    ov, vEsch.

    catechetical
    ios, ,

    ,,
    iEsch.
    ;

    ov, Plat. Arist.

    instruction,

    Arist.
    ov, Hdt.

    ,,
    Having caves

    ov, Orph.
    Cavern,
    To
    Cavil,

    ,
    Cavil,

    Cavity,

    ,,
    ,
    Living in caves,

    , ,, ,
    ;

    ooya, Hermipp.
    below,
    Eur.

    Horn. Pind. Trag. Hdt. Xen.


    Ar.

    Horn. Hes. Trag. ;


    ov, Arist.
    ;

    Orph.!; in fem.

    , ,yb,
    ov, Eur. ;

    See Cave.

    Omn. poet.
    , Anth.

    To

    A
    A
    ',
    A category,
    cater,
    Horn.

    , ,
    , ,
    See To provide.
    caterer,
    caterpillar,
    3-, , Horn. , ,
    only pres., always

    ,
    Dem.

    , , , ,
    Arist.

    rpooybs, 6, Strattis.
    c. ace.

    Arist.
    or

    A
    Horn.

    Hollow.
    caul,
    To Caulk,
    Pind. Eur. ;
    Theogn. ; yEsch. Ar.

    Hdt.
    Hdt.
    ;
    ,
    Hipp.
    ;
    Pind. Eur. ;

    Arist. See

    ,
    ;

    To cause,

    ,
    Gates, aor. 1. perf. aor. 1. pass,

    ^,
    , ,, , , , ,
    Cathartic, Arist. ; Hipp. other tenses reg. (Horn, uses also pres. infin. imperf.
    Pind. and Mimnerm. have 2d and
    Catholic,
    '- Eccl. aor. 2. subj.
    Catkins,

    8, ,
    Cattle,

    ,
    ,
    Bearing catkins,

    ,
    ,
    ,
    ',
    ,
    Arist.

    '
    Theoph.

    ,
    Horn. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    for a single head of cattle in sing.), h. Hdt. Xen. Plat.
    ,
    ov,
    ;

    ; ',
    (rare
    3d

    aor. 1.
    Xen.
    sing. pres.
    etc., c. ace. rei, dat. pers.

    ;
    7), Omn. poet.
    Horn. Pind. jEsch. Eur.
    no perf. Horn.;
    c. ace. rei,
    mid. Horn. Eur.
    dat. pers. Horn. Pind. Eur. ;
    ; perf. pass,
    ;

    vyov

    , ,,,,,, -, ,,
    iSos, , Hes. Theoc. i

    ', ,
    Rich in cattle, gen. oos,
    Theoc.
    ; See Ox.
    ace. ovv, h.
    fut.
    Att.,
    aor. 1.
    Horn., no perf., sometimes c.
    Att.,
    or 4s and ace.
    Horn., aor. 2.

    Without cattle, ov,


    -,
    Anth. rei (as, causing fear, is Soph.), Horn. Pind. Soph.
    A cattle-stealer,
    , , Anth.
    , , ,,
    Orph. ;
    contr. , Soph. Hdt.
    mid., c.
    Xen. Antipho.
    gem. ace. or c.
    ;
    Horn. Pind. Soph.
    ace. rei, dat. pers. or c. ace. rei,
    ;

    and 4
    A
    A ,-,,, -,-,
    Cattle-stealing,
    cavalier,
    Hdt. Xen.
    cavalcade,

    , , ,
    To go in a cavalcade,
    ,
    Horn.

    4
    , , and Ep.
    , , ,,
    See Horseman.
    Xen.
    fut.
    ,
    and all other tenses
    Horn. Soph. Eur.
    c.

    love,
    dat.
    c. ace.

    Hes.), perf.
    Horn. Pind. Trag.;
    rei, dat. pers.
    sleep,
    (the only fut.
    etc.
    or
    Horn. Soph. Eur.
    used in Att.),
    aor. 2.
    4 and
    no
    dat., esp.
    ;

    Omn.
    aor. l.,perf.

    aor. 1.
    of feelings, as grief,
    fut.

    Omn.
    (only in
    4yv-
    etc.

    , ,, , , , ^^,, 4, -, ,
    ; ;

    in all voices from perf. etc. Hdt. aor. 1. mid. of unused pres. .iEsch. Eur. Xen.
    ', , Dem. yoa,
    ;

    ,
    Cavalry, jEsch. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.; Xen.; ; no perf., c. gen. rei, Soph. ; mid., aor. 1.
    )
    Xen. ;
    ados,

    iEsch. Soph. ;

    ,
    Isae. ,
    oi

    ,-, ,, -,-
    Orac. ap. Hdt.

    , -,,, - -,
    Thuc. Xen.
    ;

    Att. for
    ()
    Hdt.

    of the Centaurs,
    ;
    ;

    iEschin.
    fut.
    ;
    Soph. Xen. Dem.

    no
    h.;
    aor. 1., aor. 2.
    ;

    fut.
    4pyoa,

    ,, perf. pass,
    Eur. Hdt. Xen.
    iEsch. ;
    but

    , ',, -, ,
    Soph. aor. 1 pass, etc. Soph. ; Soph. Xen. ;
    A troop of cavalry, Thuc. Xen. -, in pres. fut. 1. and aor. act. Xen. Dem. iEschin. ;

    ,', ,
    1.
    Belonging to cavalry, fighting as cavalry, etc., ov, Pind. ; Eur. Plat. ;
    Plat. Xen.
    ;

    ,
    i7nn/cbs, Hdt. Xen. To cause to people, fut. and no aor. 1., perf.
    Fit for cavalry (of ground), Xen. 5-
    ,
    Horn. Eur. Hdt. Thuc.
    Horn. ;

    to cavaliy,
    Hdt. Xen.
    ov, Horn.

    ov,
    ov, Xen.
    Xen.
    not suited
    ;
    ;

    ; ,
    Hdt. Xen.
    c.
    aor. 2.
    ace. rei, dat. pers. Pind. Trag. Hdt. Trag. ;
    ;

    A foe to the cavalry, Ar. To cause among people, Horn.; Eur. Ar.
    72
    ;;;;;; ; ;;;;

    ,
    pers.
    ,
    Plat.

    4,
    ; 4,
    Xen. Plat. Isoc. Dem.
    CAUSE.
    Thuc. Xen. Plat. Dem. ;

    4, 4, . ,'
    c. dat. ,
    ',
    ,
    c.
    aor. 2.
    gen., or
    from unus. pres.
    CELEBRITY.
    sometimes

    ],
    ',
    c.

    c. part.
    ace. iEsch. Eur.
    Xen. Plat. ; '4-
    4,
    Ar. Plat.

    ,
    ;

    A
    , ,
    To cause at the same time,
    To be caused by,
    cause, ',
    ,,
    ,
    ,
    pass.

    Thuc.
    Horn. ;
    c. dat.
    Xen.
    Thuc.
    Pind. Hdt. Omn.

    ,,',
    Att.
    Tb

    infin.
    ,,
    pass., c.

    Ap. Rh.
    and
    fut. 1. mid.

    c.

    ;
    infin.
    gen. Xen. Lys.
    Plat. ;

    Rh.
    Dem. ;
    aor. 2.
    c. dat.
    act.

    and
    Plat. Xen.
    c.
    c.

    Causing
    A joint cause,
    all tilings, ,
    ,
    cause, adj. afrios, a, ov, and sometimes, though rarely, in

    ,5,
    Att. os, ov, usu. of what is bad,
    Eur. Ar. Hdt. Thuc. Dem. etc.
    c. gen., also c. infin. Horn. Pind.

    ov, iEsch.
    and os, ov, Trag. Hdt. Xen.
    a, ov,
    ,
    -- . 4,, -,
    ;
    Ceasing to flee,
    To make

    for
    to cease,
    Horn.
    Trag. Thuc. Xen. Dem.;
    Pind. ;
    c. ace.

    but in perf. pass.


    ;
    c. ace. rei, or c. ace. and gen., e. g.
    Eur.

    and gen. or c. ace. rei, Horn.


    Horn. Soph. Dem.;
    -4,
    ,
    tios, a, ov and os, ov, iEsch. Xen. Isoc. Plat. Dem. ; etc. Ar. Thuc. Dem. See To terminate, To stop.
    tios, ov, Plat.
    4, One must cease, Isse., cited by Lidd. and Sc.
    An
    4,
    , , 4, - ,,
    original cause,
    , ',
    ,
    ov, iEsch. ; TrpcaTovpybs, ov, Plat. One must make to cease, Plat.

    ,
    A cause,
    '",
    ovos, , iEsch.

    ',
    ovos, , Xen.; ;
    One who makes to cease, , Soph.

    ',
    Ar.
    Causeless,
    ,,
    Causelessly,
    Hdt. Xen. Plat. ;
    ,',
    See Author.

    ',
    a, ov, and os, ov, iEsch. Xen.

    ",
    ',,
    Horn. Theoc. ;
    Soph. ; irpbs ??,
    Pind. Soph. Eur.
    Soph. ; &\\ws,
    Ceaseless,
    Soph. Plat.
    Eur. ;
    Horn. ;
    ;
    Horn.
    Horn. Soph. ;

    ov, Pind. Soph.


    ;

    ov,
    Horn. Hes. Pind. Trag. Hdt. Plat. ;
    ov, Horn.

    ov, Pind. Soph. Hdt.


    ov, Horn. ; ov,

    ,
    ;

    A
    A ,
    Hdt.

    5,
    , ,, ,
    caustic,
    ,
    To cauterize,
    ,
    ',
    causeway, 'ayvia, Pind.

    ,,,
    Caustic,

    '
    Arist.

    , '
    Arist.

    ', 4, ,, ,
    etc. iEsch. ; Hipp.
    Thuc.

    ovos, Eur.
    Xen. Dem.
    ;

    Indulging in ceaseless lamentation,


    ov, Simon. ;
    ov, iEsch. Dem.
    ov, Trag.
    ov, iEsch. Soph. Thuc.
    Soph.;
    s, Eur. Thuc. Plat.

    Isoc. Plat.
    ;
    ;

    Eur.
    '4,

    ,
    fut. ;

    A cautery, Kavcris, ,

    ', ,
    Isoc. ^Esch.

    , ,
    Caution,
    - 4,
    4,
    Theogn. ; Soph. Eur. Plat. Dem. Ceaselessly, Horn. Hes. ; Horn. ;

    , 4 ,
    Omn. Att. Thuc. Xen. Isoc. Horn. ; Horn. ; Hes. Horn. Ap.

    ,
    ; ;

    4,
    ;

    See Care. Rh.; Horn. Ap. Rh.; Horn.

    ,
    Plat. Horn.;
    A reason for caution,

    ,
    the costs of an action),

    4, , , eos,

    ',
    Eur.
    Caution money (a sort of, deposited in courts of law as security for
    Ar. Dem. ;
    ,
    ,
    Ar., so
    Horn.

    often coupled with


    Hes. Hdt.
    (used however ; Horn.), Horn. Pind.
    Thuc, in all its forms
    to increase its force ; , Soph.
    ;

    ,
    eos, , Isse. Andoc.

    , 4, , Critias, Plat. ; Arist.

    , 4,,
    ,
    The depositing such caution money, &ecm, Horn. Eur. Hdt. Theoc, or any thing made of

    -
    Ar. Cedar,

    , ,^, ',
    Cautious, Horn. ; ov, Pind. ; cedar, Eur. Theoc

    , Of cedar,
    ov, iEsch. Soph. Hdt. ;

    -
    ov, Pind. ; Horn. Eur. Hipp.

    ,
    Plat.

    , 4, Dem.
    tos, ov, Arist.
    4,
    ;

    , ,
    ;
    Plat.
    Xen.
    ;
    Xen. ; Inlaid with cedar,

    ,
    The cone of the cedar,
    Eur.
    5, , Hipp.
    ,
    Cautiously,

    , Ar.
    To be cautious,
    act. or intrans.
    4,
    ,,
    ,
    c. ace.

    iEsch. Hdt.
    rei,

    ,
    Eur. Plat.

    4,
    sens. iEsch. Soph. Eur.
    mid.,

    iEsch. Eur. Plat.

    4, 4, ;
    ;

    c. aor. 1
    Xen.
    ;
    .

    Hdt.
    pass.

    ,
    Xen.

    Plat.
    } ,
    Dem.
    ;

    Plat.
    e|eu-
    in
    Oil of cedar,
    To cede,

    A
    etc. Thuc.

    Cefalonian, , ,
    Diosc.

    Cefalonia, ~2,, Horn.; 2a>os,

    , 4, ,
    -,
    no perf. Horn.
    Pind.

    , ;

    Horn.;
    usu. in pi. Horn.
    Hdt. Xen.
    ;

    aor. 1.

    ,
    -, fut.
    perf.
    but perf. pass,
    pass,
    '-

    ,
    One must be cautious, Plat. ; c. ace. rei, Ceiling, Horn. Hdt. Plat. ; Horn. h.
    Plat. To celebrate, i. e. sing in honour of, praise, etc. only in
    To caw, ',
    ,
    -, no

    ,, only in pres. Eur. Ar. (used also in


    Hes. Ar. Ar.

    ,
    fut. perf. ; pres. Horn. Hes. Ar. ;
    A cawing,

    , ,,
    To cease,
    ,
    44, sine cas. or
    Anth.
    c. gen. of the thing from which, no
    pass, to be celebrated, Horn. Pind.) ;
    contr. (this form not confined to Att.), fut.
    Horn. ;
    but

    ,
    perf. Horn.

    , , , ,', - 4 ,
    Ar. Plat.; more usu.

    Ar. Hdt. Dem., and


    '4,
    ;

    4,
    4 4,
    }>
    , ,
    and paulo post fut., c. gen. or

    and gen. Thuc.


    c.
    c. gen.

    and gen. Eur.


    rei,

    no perf., c. gen. rei or


    Horn. Hes., and in imper. Soph.
    mid., c. perf. pass., aor. 1. pass.
    c. part. Omn. ;

    ;
    Eur.
    '-
    much more usually
    perf. or aor. 2., aor.
    perf.
    Hes.
    Horn. Hes. Pind. Eur. ;
    ; 4,Omn. post Horn.
    dat. or ace, also
    aor. 1
    1
    and
    .
    no
    pass,

    ;
    (rare), Omn.
    Theoc.
    c
    .

    tivos,
    poet.
    ;

    ace or
    Pind.
    ;

    c.
    ?,
    4, in pres.
    no

    and

    ,, 4,
    c.

    4,
    ;

    ,
    ;

    c. part. Horn. Pind. Trag. Thuc. Xen. Plat. Lys. Pind.), no(', Pind. Eur.

    -
    ; fut. perf. h.

    ,
    ;

    Horn. Plat. ;

    ,
    Soph.

    ,,, 4,,fut.

    ,
    Horn. Ap. Rh. ;
    ',
    iEsch.
    augm. tenses el., c. infin. Horn.
    perf. from unus. pres., also infin.
    Ion. contr. imper.
    imperf.
    infin. aor. 1

    ,
    ;

    4,
    .

    , , , ,
    , ,
    ,
    mid. only pres. and imperf. c. gen. Horn. Bi. Pind. Pind. Pind. esp. in

    ,
    ; ;
    ; ;

    aor. 1. (Horn, has 2d and 3d sing. pres. mid. Pind.;


    Ep.
    el, and imperf.

    ,
    aor. 1. Pind.
    ', ;

    ', -, c. dat.

    -
    c. gen. or c. ace), Horn. and in mid. Pind. ; no fut. Pind. Pind.
    -,
    ;

    , , , ,
    Tyrt. Ap. Rh.

    ' Horn.
    mid. c. gen. Eur. ; mid. esp. in fut.
    ;

    ; ', rare, except in pres. Pind. Eur. ; Eur. Hdt.


    only in fut.
    ;
    4~4^ Ar. ;
    Pind. ;
    for
    fut.
    '. Soph.
    Theoc.

    , ,
    pass., c. perf. and aor. 2. act. iEsch. Eur. Ar. ; and only in pres. Call. Ap. Rh.
    gen. To be celebrated, ', am among men,
    4, 4,
    c. or c. prep, or sine cas. iEsch. Soph. Thuc. Xen.; as I celebrated

    imperf.

    ,
    or c.
    fut

    ,
    gen. Eur. Ar. Thuc.
    sine cas. or c.
    imperf.
    and sometimes
    Xen. Rh. ;

    gen. only in pres. and imperf. Theogn. Soph. Xen.;


    -,
    mid., c. infin. or c. part.,
    aor. 2. with irreg.

    .
    4,
    ; '4
    4, c
    To
    sense, Hdt.
    dat. of the cause,
    celebrate (a festival, etc.),
    Thuc ; '^,
    ',
    Horn.

    lies. Soph.
    aor. 2. tfyayov, only act. in this

    ,,
    Hdt. ; Pind.

    ,,
    Eur.

    ',
    ^,4,
    no perf., c. part. iEsch. Hdt. Call. ; only To celebrate with offerings (a sacrificial feast, etc.),
    -,
    pres.
    -,
    ,
    and imperf. c. part. Eur. ;
    4, aor. 1 . poet. Eur. Hdt. Plat. Xen.
    4,
    ,
    ,
    ,, ,
    rb
    as above (also 3d sing. fut.
    Horn.),
    as pain does, Soph.
    c.

    Xen.
    c. ace.

    Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Plat.


    part.
    and infin. Soph. Eur. Thuc. ;
    Isoc.
    73
    ;
    ,
    , ',
    or c. part.

    ', ,-
    ;

    pass.
    ;
    and
    Soph. Eur. Ar. Hdt. ;
    sine cas. Soph. Eur. Thuc.

    Soph.
    aor. 1. opt.

    ;
    c
    Xen.
    part., c.
    ;
    ,av4-

    fut.
    One must celebrate,
    Celebrated,
    Xen. Dem.
    65,
    Celebrity,
    Omn. poet.
    ov,
    Pind.
    ;

    ,
    Thuc Lycurg. See Famous.
    '*, >, only nom. and ace sing. Omn.
    ; Omn.
    ;

    ov, Pind.;

    ; ,
    Pind.

    '5, -
    Omn.
    ;

    Pind. Eur. Thuc. Isoc.

    post
    Plat.

    Horn.
    L
    Soph.

    ; ,,
    ;
    ;

    Tb,
    ;; ;;

    Pind. Eur.

    ,, Xen. Isoc.
    CELESTIAL.
    Dem. ; , Pind. See Fame, Soph. Eur. Thuc. Plat. Dem. ; and
    ', ,, CHAIN.
    of predic-
    Glory.
    Celestial,
    Plat. ;

    ,, and os, ov, h. Pind. iEsch. Eur. Xen.


    Horn. Pind. Plat. Theoc.
    a, ov,
    ov,
    ,, A
    tions or omens, h. Tyrt ;

    , \, etc.,
    ov, Xen.
    certain person, answering to Latin quidam
    often , ,
    ,, ,, , ,,, in Att. poets, and
    neut. , gen.
    some-

    ,,
    times in Horn. Omn.

    , ,,
    Celestial (only of the inhabitants of heaven), Horn.
    Hes. ; , Eur. See Heaven. , Certainly, Omn. Horn. Soph. Xen. ;
    Soph. ;

    Celibacy, Plat. Plat. Horn. Pind. Bion


    ;
    usually, if not always, with ;

    A cell, esp. under ground, Hdt. some other particle, as etc.


    A cell of a honeycomb, [.
    ,,
    Ar. Horn. Hes. Trag. Xen. etc.

    ,
    B. None of the preceding
    ,
    To make waxen
    A
    ,,,,
    cells (of bees), Plat. words, or any compounds of or ever begin a sentence.]

    ,
    cellar, , Xen. esp. in answer, or to strengthen an assertion, iEsch. Soph.
    ,
    Omn. ; " usually referring to a past action, while

    ,,,,, ,,,, ,,, ,,


    Cement, Hdt. Ar. Plat ;

    To cement,
    .
    ' 1
    Eur. See To join, To unite. strengthens an affirmation, etc., regarded as an intention.
    A cemetery, <,
    in pi. Hdt. See To bury. Lidd. and Sc. in
    A cenotaph, Xen. Certainly, i.e. with certainty, to a certainty, to know, to speak,
    To raise a cenotaph in honour of, e. ace. pers. Eur. etc., Horn. Hes. Horn. Pind. Trag. Xen. An- ;

    A censer,

    , ,,
    Hdt. Lys. Andoc. tipho. ; h. Hdt. contr. Pind. Soph. Eur. Thuc. ;

    A censor (Roman officer), Xen. iEschin. Theogn. Hdt.


    ',
    ,
    Polyb. ; ; ;

    ,
    To be a censor, iEsch. iEsch. Eur. Thuc. Xen. Eur. Hdt

    ,
    Plut.

    ,
    ; ;

    ,
    The censorship, Plut. Thuc. Xen. Isoc. Dem.
    *,
    ,, , ',
    Censorious, Pind. Pind. ov, ; ;
    Yes, certainly, in answer to something previously said,
    Simon. ov, Eur. Plat. ov, sometimes c. Ar. Plat. ; Ar. Plat ; y, Plat.
    ; ;

    -, '-

    , ,
    gen. or c. and gen. iEsch. Isoc. Plat. Xen. ov, ; Xen. ; or Plat. Xen. ; Plat ;

    , , Plat

    ,,, , &
    Theogn. Arist. ov, Hipp. Plat. ; Plat. ; yap Sophocles
    A censorious person,
    ; ;

    Isoc. uses yap for certainly " I fear lest some affliction from God
    To be censorious, Hipp. be come upon him, for certainly if" . . ., it must be so,
    Censurable, ov, Hes. Theoc. iEsch. ;
    ' yap, . ^,
    .; but usually .

    (usu. c. neg.), Pind. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Plat. Xen.; certainly not is expressed by yap, the construction being
    ov, Soph. See Blameable. elliptical (I certainly do not, for how should I?) Phil. "Do

    ,
    To censure, mid., c. aor. 1. pass, in act. sens., c. ace.
    pers., or c. ace pers. and gen. rei, or c. gem. ace, or c. ace. pers.
    . , ,. , you not know me whom you see ?"
    how should I know you ?"
    Neopt. " Certainly not, for
    yap '

    ,, , ,,,,, ',
    and prep., or c. ace. rei and gen. pers., or c. dat. pers. Omn. post yap etc. Soph. Plat, etc.; yap,
    ;

    Horn. ; c. ace. pers. dat. rei, Pind. Thuc. Xen. Eur. Plat. See Yes, No, Not.

    ,
    Plat. Dem. ; c. dat. pers. ace. rei (either often Certainty, iEsch. Plat. Antipho. ; Thuc.
    understood), or c. ace. pers. gen. rei, Horn. Soph. Hdt. ;
    no Xen. ; Thuc. ; Plat ,
    and no pass, voice, Theogn. Omn. Att. Reeeive this that I say as a certainty,

    ,
    perf. e. ; dat.

    ,,
    pers. and ace. rei, Thuc. Xen. Isoc. Dem. See To blame. Eur.

    ,,
    A censurer,
    Cent. See Hundred.
    A Centaur,
    Horn. Pind.
    , iEsch. See Blamer.
    Horn. Hes. Pind. Eur.
    Plat. Xen.
    ,
    ,, ,
    ', ;

    , , ,,,
    , ',
    ,
    A certificate,
    To certify,
    To speak with
    Cerulean,
    Isoc. etc

    certainty,
    Omn.
    Plat. Dem.
    ,
    See Blue.
    Soph.

    , ,', ,, ,
    ;

    ,
    Of
    ".
    a Centaur,
    Full of Centaurs,
    Eur. Cessation,
    ,
    Horn. Thuc. ; Thuc.

    ,
    Eur. iEsch.
    ,
    Like a Centaur,
    Centaury (a plant), ,, Theoph. ;
    Cessation
    Cessation of woe,
    of evils,
    Thuc.
    Eur. Thuc. iEschin.
    See Truce, Belief.

    A
    Hipp.
    centenary,

    ,,
    Centesimal,

    ,,
    ?, e u
    ,,
    r

    Xen.
    Ar. Hdt. Xen.

    , , ,,
    ,
    Cession,
    Cestus, Omn.
    , Thuc.
    See Girdle.
    , Horn. Pind. Plat

    ,
    The cestus for boxing, in pi.
    A centipede, Arist. Plat.
    Central, ov, h. Trag. See Middle. Cetaceous, Ar.

    , ,
    , ,
    The centre, Horn. Pind. Soph. ; h. To chafe, i. e. warm by rubbing, rare, except in pres. and

    ,
    Plat. imperf. Horn. Hes.
    The centre of an army (opposed to the wings), ayyos, , To chafe, i. e. to make angry, iEsch.
    Xen. See Middle. To chafe, i. e. to be angry,
    , ',
    mid. and pass.
    \ c. dat. pers.

    ^, , -
    Centuple, ovos, Xen. c. gen. rei, or c. prep, etc., c. gen. or c. and dat
    A centurion, iEsch. Hdt ; Xen. Horn. Pind. Soph. Eur..
    ", ', See Angry.

    ', ,
    ,', , ',
    To be a centurion, Dio C. Chaff, Horn. ; most usu. in Ar. Hdt. Xen.

    ',
    pi.

    A centurion's office, Dio C.


    ,, A heap of chaff, Horn. ; , Ar.
    A century,
    Of a century,
    TTjpos, ov,
    Cephalic,
    lasting

    ,
    ,,,
    a century,
    Orph.
    Plat
    Pind.

    Diosc.
    ;

    ',
    ,
    A chaff-bin,
    Of chaff,
    With much chaff,
    Without chaff,
    ', Arist.

    ', , ,
    Xen.
    ; in fern,

    ov,
    ov, Theoph.
    Ar.
    ', , , Anth.

    ,
    The Cephisus, Horn. Pind. Soph. To strew with chaff, Ar.
    Cerberus,

    , , ,
    Hes.
    ,,
    - ,,, ,
    A mixing with chaff, Arist

    ,,
    The cerebellum, Arist To chaffer, mid., imperf. seldom found in any
    Ceremonies,

    ,
    Ceres,
    religious, Eur. Ar. Plat.

    ',
    other tenses,
    Chagrin,
    Hdt Lys.
    , , iEsch. Thuc. rb ', Eur.

    ,
    gen. Att. (aec. also ;

    Hes. Ar.
    CerigO,
    From Cerigo, ,
    Plat), Horn. h. Eur. Plat ;

    Certain, de rei,
    ov, and
    Horn.
    , , ,
    ;
    or
    Ar.

    Horn. ;
    ,
    ;

    Horn. Thuc. ;

    , , , , , ,,
    Horn.
    h. Soph. Eur. ;

    ,
    Xen.

    Horn. iEsch. ;
    ov, but only in neut, Horn. Hes.
    Pind. iEsch. Soph.
    a,
    Omn. post.
    a, ov, and os, ov,
    -,
    ;
    ,

    ;
    &, , , ,,To be chagrined,

    no

    c.
    2., c.
    Dem.
    perf.
    or
    ;
    Soph.

    and

    Hdt. Xen.
    dat. or

    Isoc.
    no aor. 1., perf. very rare, Isoc. ;
    and ace. Plat
    c.

    fut ',
    Dem.
    aor. 1.
    and gen. or

    ;
    aor. 1.
    ,
    dat. Plat.
    no

    aor. 2.
    imperf.
    perf. or aor.
    Xen. Isoc.

    ,fut.

    Hdt. Omn. Att. ; Eur. Hdt Thuc. Dem. ; A chain, Horn. Theogn. Trag. Xen. Plat. Dem. iEschin.
    74
    ; ;;; ;;

    CHAIN. CHANGE.

    ,, , ,
    ', , ,
    ',
    , ,
    Plat.

    , Xen.
    of ornamental chains esp., Horn. Pind. -#Ssch. Eur. Ar.
    Horn. ; pi. usu. but
    You will have
    .
    a chance of shelving that you are good,
    Xen.

    ,, , ,
    ;

    ,
    , ,, , , ,
    also Horn. h. Trag. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Dem. ; He tries his last chance, (a metaphor

    ,
    to, jEsch. iEsch. ; ;
    (sometimes from the game of draughts, as played by the ancients), Theoc.
    used of ornamental chains), usu. in pi. Eur. Ar. Hdt. Xen. Dem. A chance (person or thing), ov, gen. etc.
    ,

    , , ,
    Plat. (Com.); esp. ornamental Hes. Plat. Xen. Dem. and sometimes without the ;

    ", ,
    chains, Ar. Hdt. Lys. Hdt. Xen. ; article, See Any.
    Eur. Hdt. Plat.
    To chain, Horn. Pind. ^sch. Soph. Hdt. Plat. fut. ; A chandelier, Ar. Pherecr. Alex.

    ,
    Chained,
    perf.

    ,
    iEsch. in fern, ;

    ,
    etc. etc. Omn. ;

    ,
    Soph.

    ,
    a, ov, and

    ,
    Hes. h. Eur. Xen.

    ov, Soph. Eur. ;


    Soph. , ,,
    To change. Most of the following verbs govern an ace. of the
    thing given, and a gen. of the thing taken in exchange, or an ace.
    of thing given, and
    thing taken : ',
    c. gen. or sometimes c. gen. of the

    no aor. 2., c. and ace. of the person

    ,,
    bv, Horn.
    , ,
    Made of chains (as chain armour, etc.),

    , ,,
    , later Horn. Xen. Dem.
    bv, and

    ,
    , , with whom
    Horn. ;
    the exchange
    also in mid. c. dat. of the thing
    is made, Horn. Pind. Trag. Hdt. Dem. ;

    ,
    chair, Horn. Pind. taken in exchange, Pind. Eur. Archil.

    ,
    ,
    ; ; ;

    &, &, &, , ',


    , ,, , ,
    Trag. Xen. Plat. sometimes c. dat. of the thing taken in

    ,
    Horn. Pind. JEsch. Eur. Xen. Plat.
    ; Eur. Plat. ;

    , ,

    ,
    and poet. Horn. Hdt. h. ; exchange, also c. ace. of the thing taken, also e. ace. and some-
    times c. gen. of the thing given, Omn. post Horn.

    , ,
    Theoc. ; Trag. Ar. Xen. Plat. ; Tb, Eur. ;

    , in pi. Eur. Xen. Pind. Eur. Isoc. Soph. Eur. Eur.

    ,
    ; ; ;

    A chairman, i. e. president of an assembly,

    ,
    Eur. Plat., and mid. Pind. Hdt. Soph. Eur. Hdt. ;

    Xen. Dem. Thuc. Dem.


    ; Plat. Isoc. also c. dat. of the thing taken in ex-
    ;

    -, , ,
    To be cJmirman, c. gen. or c. dat. Pind. jEsch. Soph. change, Eur. Thuc. Isoc. Plat. Dinarch. Dem. ;

    ,
    , ,
    Xen. Isoc. Dem.

    -
    JEschin. See To preside.
    ;

    , Omn.
    Lys. Isoc. JEschin. ; some-

    , ,
    ,,, ,
    Chaise, See Chariot. times also intrans., esp. to change for the worse, also to change a
    , Dem.

    ,
    Chalice, Pind. Sapph. Soph. Plat. Xen. See Cup. little, Soph. Thuc. Isoc. Plat. ;

    , -
    ;

    Chalk, yityov, Hdt. Plat.


    To chalk, Hdt. -, Arist., i. e. to give in exchange,
    etc. Eur. Dem.
    aor. 1. act.

    -
    perf. pass,

    -, -, -,
    ,
    Chalk stones (in limbs), Hipp. To change, i. e. to take in exchange, Msch. Plat.
    To challenge,

    , ,
    ,
    , , mid., fut. -, mid. only pres. and imperf. Horn.
    aor. 1. poet, often Thuc. Xen.
    fut. aor. 2. perf.

    , ,
    for Horn. Hdt. Xen. To change, to alter, Horn. Horn. Pind. Ar.

    ,,
    i. e. ;

    To make a Hes. Hdt. pres. imperf. fut. and

    ,
    counter- challenge (in legal proceedings), 1 aor.

    ,
    .
    ;

    Dem.
    ,, 1 . act. and mid. in act. sens., passive voice c. aor. 2. act., perf. and
    A

    ,
    challenge,

    . Hdt. Antipho. Dem. pluperf. act. in pass. sens. Horn. Soph. Eur. Ar. Hdt. Thuc. Plat.

    A
    ,, ,
    of the watchword.
    The Chalyhes,
    chamber,

    ,, , , ,
    ,
    , ,
    The challenge of a sentinel,

    ',
    ,,-, ,
    ,
    a woman's chamber, or the bridal-
    chamber, Horn. Pind. Soph. Eur. Xen.

    ,
    esp.
    oi, jEsch. Eur. Xen.

    ;
    lit. the asking

    ,
    Dem.

    Hdt.

    Eur. ;
    ;
    ;

    Sol.
    Eur. Plat.
    jEsch. Eur. ;
    Ar. ;
    Dem.
    like
    ;

    -, Plut.
    Thuc.
    and
    Horn. Ap. Rh. ;
    Isoc.
    jEsch.
    poet,

    esp. to change for the better,


    ; Dinarch.
    Plat. Dem.

    , , &, ,
    -,
    Eur. ; esp. a woman's or the bridal-chamber, aor. 1. pass.

    ,
    iEschin. aor. 1. perf.

    &, , ;

    ,
    Soph. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Hdt.

    ,
    Eur. Theoc.

    ,
    Hdt. See Room.
    ; etc. ;

    -, ;

    To the chamber,
    -,
    sometimes also intrans. Plat. Dem.; fut. aor. 1.

    ,
    Horn.

    ,
    ,
    chamber-maid,

    ,
    To be a chamber-maid,
    A
    , ,
    chamber-pot,

    ,
    A chameleon,
    , ,
    Fit for building a chamber,

    , , -,
    Horn.

    JEsch. Soph.
    Hes.

    Pind.
    &.],
    ,

    , Arist.
    act.

    Thuc;
    aor. 2.
    iEsch. Eur.

    Xen. Dinarch. ;
    Soph. Dem.
    Eur. Thuc. Plat. Xen.
    ;
    -^,
    sometimes also intrans. Eur. Hdt.
    Xen. Dem.
    Plat.;
    ;

    Plat.;
    ;
    Thuc;
    mid.
    perf.

    ^, , , -, -, , , ',
    A chamois, , Eur. Hdt. Xen. See Antelope. mid. Plat. ; mid. Xen.
    Chamomile, Diosc. To be constantly changing or altering, no fut. Theogn.

    , ,
    Of chamomile, one's conduct, alter one's disposi-
    To champ, ', Diosc. To change, intrans., i. e. to alter
    only pres. and imperf.

    ,
    be changed in any way,

    ,
    fut. perf. 5e'577xa(and Anth.), tion, or

    ,, ,
    aor. 2.
    To champ,

    ,, ',
    Ar.
    i. e.

    -
    JEsch.
    to make a noise when eating (as a pig does),
    (only of a person's thoughts or mind), Horn. ;

    Plat.
    perf.
    Dem.
    aor. 2.
    ;
    fut.
    Eur. Thuc. Lys. Isoc
    (into), c. els
    -, and ace. Thuc. ;

    ,, ,,,,, ,,, ,,
    ,
    Champaign, mid. Dem. in aor. 2.

    ', ov, ', , Pind. Eur. Hdt. Plat.


    Hdt. Thuc. Xen. ;
    ov, Horn. ;

    ;
    jEsch.

    Thuc. Xen. Plat.


    ;

    ov,
    in fem.
    Soph.
    See
    ,
    pass. Hdt.
    Plat.
    To change one's nature,
    ;

    pass., c perf. and


    ;

    Level. pluperf. and aor. 2. act. Ar.


    A pass., c perf. and
    ^

    ,
    Champion, Horn. Pind. , Horn. To become by being changed,
    ;

    -,

    ,
    Mych. JEsch. See Defender. Emped. Plat.

    ,
    ; aor. 2. act.
    To champion (fight for as a champion), only pres. To change (one's route), aor. 2. /ayov, Xen.
    and imperf. c. dat. Horn. To change money, no perf. Ar. no perf.

    ,
    fut. contr.

    ,,
    ; ;

    , -,
    , ,, ,,
    c. gen. Ar. Isoc

    By
    ,
    Chance,
    chance,
    --,
    Omn. post. Horn.
    Soph. Plat.
    ;

    or
    Lys.
    Plat.
    To change one's mind,
    Plat.; Hdt. Thuc
    Horn., and in mid. Eur. Hdt.

    --,
    Isoc. Dem.;
    -,
    -,
    ;
    ;

    Xen. or Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Plat. Eur. Ar. Hdt.


    -, fut. perf.

    ,
    ; ;

    c and infin., or (to

    ,
    iEschin. c ace or

    ,
    ; Hdt. Theoc. ; Arist. ; aor. 2. rei, or infin., c.

    ,
    Hdt. Dem. iEschin., and and often both change one's mind so at to think, etc.) c and indie. Hdt.
    '-
    -, Soph.;

    -, ,
    together, esp. when spoken of a fortunate chance, Omn. Att. pass., in aor. 1.

    *,
    ;

    Dem. yi c and infin. Xen. abs. also (and to


    ,
    ,,
    ;

    Consider the chance,


    vEschin.
    An unexpected chance,
    To have a chance of,
    impers. there is a chance,
    ), Thuc.
    c. infin. Xen., and in 3d sing, as,
    think such and such

    fut.mid.
    times c part.
    pass.
    and
    Thuc Xen.;
    is

    Hdt.
    not, etc.)
    ;
    c

    aor. 1. pass.
    ov,
    Plat.
    and
    ;
    subj. Xen. Plat.;

    some-
    (mid.)
    c.

    c. infin. Xen. Plat. Hdt.


    75 2
    ;;

    , ?- , , , CHANGE. CHARGE.
    To change

    Dem.
    By

    ,
    '/,
    this
    you are

    , Hdt.
    ,
    , ,
    ,, one's mind, impers.
    no perf.,

    time you must have changed your minds,


    not equal to us,
    part.

    And I am of the same opinion as ever, and have not changed my


    \
    perf. pass,
    (, etc.), no

    and
    fut., aor. 1.

    confess that
    Hdt.
    The chaplet of victory,
    Croivn, Garland.
    To croivn with a
    Plaited with chaplets,
    Wearing a chaplet,
    Wearing a beautiful chaplet,
    To wear a chaplet,
    chaplet,
    ()
    Soph. Eur.
    Eur.
    ov, Eur.

    Eur. Dem.
    See To crown.

    Eur.
    Pind. See

    ,
    mind,

    , , avros Thuc. ], \ The wearing a chaplet, Pind. Eur. vEschin. See

    ,
    -
    '
    Changing your

    , ,
    ,
    You, who were lately in your se?ises, have changed and become mad,

    ,
    , ,, ,
    ',,, ,, ,- , ,, , , ,-
    Eur.
    existence, and becoming a

    You, being changed, shall become a dragon, and your wife, becoming
    a beast, shall be changed into (or shall receive in exchange for her
    present form) tlie form of a serpent,

    To a constant
    Eur,
    bird,

    Eur.
    and
    A
    Garland.
    A chapman,
    chapter,
    To char,
    Charred,
    Character,
    Character, or
    Xen. Plat.

    i. e. letter
    ,,
    any other
    JEsch. Soph. Eur. Ar. Hdt. Plat. Isoc.
    Arist.
    Arist.

    used in writing,
    See Buyer.

    only pres. and imperf. Horn.

    sort of impression,

    Omn. post. Horn. TpoVos, Omn.


    See To burn.

    , Horn.
    ,
    be in state of change, fut. Character, i. e. disposition, ;

    ,
    ,,,',,, , ,- , ,
    One must change,

    ,
    -,
    aor. 2. pass, in act. sens,

    , , ,
    Plat.

    ,
    Plat.
    Plat.
    ;
    Tsoc. ;
    post. Horn. ;
    Pind.
    , ,
    Hes. Pind. Soph. Eur. Plat. Dem. ;

    Pind.
    ,
    ;
    Pind. Trag. Hdt.
    Eur.
    ,,
    ;

    ,,
    Horn. Soph. Eur.
    Theogn. ;

    ,
    Change, JEsch.
    iEsch. Soph. Plat.; Character,\. reputation,

    , ,,
    ; e. ;

    Thuc.
    ,,
    Plat. ;
    Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen. Plat. ; Pind. Thuc. Isae. Plat.; Pind. ;

    ,, - ' , .
    Xen.;Eur. ; usu. a change from,
    hut sometimes also a change to, Eur. Omn. Att. prose ;

    ' , Thuc. ; ,, Plat. ; ,


    A good character,
    A bad character,
    To have a good character,
    Pind. Eur. Isoc. Xen.
    Plat. Xen.

    ', Pind.
    Dem.

    A
    A
    ,,,
    7),

    ,
    ,
    ',,,, ,
    Arist.

    change (of fortune,

    , ,
    ;

    ,
    Plat.
    neut.

    etc.),
    i. e. being changed, Plat.

    5, , Isoc.
    ; He

    We
    has a good or a bad character,
    ,
    Pind.
    have a bad character,
    or

    ,' ,, , ,
    change (of wind), Arist. Soph.

    ,,
    Change of mind, Simon. or Having a high character among the citizens,

    ,, ,,
    ;

    Hdt. Dem. Thuc. ;


    Thuc. ; Thuc. ; Hdt.
    A

    '
    sudden change of fortune (usually from good to bad, though not To pass. Arist.

    ,
    lose one's character,
    always), Arist. An assumed character, , Plat.
    A ,

    ,
    The changes of time,

    ,
    Eur. characteristic, i. e. distinguishing feature,

    ,
    , ,,,, ",-- ,, ,, ',
    Changes of raiment, Horn. ; Soph. Eur. Ar. Hdt. Plat.
    no perf. or aor. 2., as he seems

    - To get a character of,


    Horn.
    Change, i. e. small money, , Ar. Dem. to me to deserve the character of an illiberal man,

    , ,
    Changeable, of Mars, Horn. only as epith. Xen.
    Sapph.
    , ov, Pind. iEsch. Plat. Arist. A painter whose works express character, Arist.

    ,
    ;

    ,
    Pratinas ov, ov, Pind. Charcoal, Horn. Eur. , Eur. Ar.

    , , ,
    ; ; ; ;

    , ov, Pind. jEsch. Soph. Eur. Ar. ; Hippon.

    ,
    ;

    ,
    Hdt. Thuc.
    ',',
    ov, Soph. ; ov, Ar. Ap. Rh.
    ov, Trag. ap. Arist.
    ;
    ov,
    ov
    ;

    ;
    Belonging to charcoal,
    Son ofcliarcoal (name for a collier)
    Alex.
    Ar.

    ,Dem.

    ,,, , ,
    ;

    Changeable in mind,

    ,,
    ,
    ,
    ov, Orph.
    ',
    (not only in mind, of animate things), Plat.

    ,,
    Changeable in voice or note,
    Changed,

    ,
    ,-,
    ov, Ar. ;
    Changeable in form, appearance, colour,

    ov, iEsch.
    ov,
    ov, Plat. Xen. ;

    ,
    ;

    ,
    Pind.
    ov, Arist.

    bv, Pind. jEsch.


    bv, Arist.
    ov, Arist. ;
    To burn, or make charcoal,
    A

    To
    charcoal-maker,

    charge,
    tenses
    Thuc;
    from
    (in
    iEsop.
    To charge (a price for a thing),
    Eur. Xen.
    Ar.

    military tactics),

    imperf.
    no aor. 2. Xen.
    3d pi.
    ;
    c.

    fut.
    gen. of the price,

    fut.
    and

    no other tenses,
    all

    ,, -,
    ;

    ,
    ov (of mind, intention, etc.), Soph. Thuc. Xen.
    --
    A
    An
    , changer,

    passed over),
    A changeling,
    A channel,
    Xen.
    pitis in
    ;
    -,
    property (when a citizen objected to any tax
    offer to change

    ',
    imposed on him, on the ground of some richer man having been

    ,
    , , ,,
    Isoc. Lys. Dem.

    Egypt, Thuc.)
    $,
    To make a channel through (Mount Athos),
    Horn.
    ,,
    Ion.

    ;
    Hdt. Plat.
    Hdt.
    adj.
    , Hdt.
    (of the channel round the island Proso-
    ;

    (rbv ),
    To charge (as cavalry),
    aor. 2.
    To charge (as ships),
    To charge in opposition,
    To charge first,
    To cliarge through,
    To charge, i. e. to accuse,
    ,,,
    perf.

    Thuc.
    Xen.
    Xen.
    c.

    Thuc.

    c. gen. pers. ace.

    gem. gen., or c gen. pers. and prep. Hdt. Horn. Att.


    dat.
    Thuc.
    Thuc.
    ; fut.

    rei, or
    See To
    c.

    ,
    accuse.
    Lys. He charged five obols -day for the board of two children and their
    To chant,

    , contr.
    ,, but oftener -,
    (this form is not confined to Attic), sister,
    *,
    fut. and

    -,
    no perf. act. nor aor. 2., Lys.

    , ,
    ,
    ,
    aor. 1. pass, Omn. See To sing. A charge, i. e. price for a thing sold, h. Hdt. Plat. Lys.
    Chanting (an
    ,, irregular sort of chanting), Arist. Dem. See Price.
    Chaos,
    A chap,

    ,
    ' /us, ,, Hes. Ar. Plat.
    Horn. Pind. Trag. Plat. Xen. See Jaw.
    , A charge (military),

    , , ,,
    Hdt. Thuc. Xen. ; strictly
    of ships, but also of anything, even of a bull, iEsch. Eur. Thuc.

    ,,
    ,,
    Chapped (with chapped feet), Alcae., from Xen. Thuc. Xen.

    ,
    ,
    ;

    , given as Greek for a chap (no authority being cited) by A charge, i. e. accusation, Omn. Att. See

    A
    Lidd. and Sc.

    ,,
    ,,,
    chaplet,

    Omn.
    Eur. ;
    post Horn.
    usu. in

    ,
    ,
    76
    ;
    pi.

    Pind. ;
    Eur. ; '^, ,, ,
    ,
    Horn. Hes. h. Pind. Ar. Hdt. ;
    Horn. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Plat.
    ,
    iEsch. Soph. Eur.
    Pind.', Pind.
    Stesich.;
    Plat. (Com.)
    ;

    ,
    ;
    ;

    ,
    A
    A
    Accusation.

    ,
    charge,
    Xen.
    charge,

    To sound
    Soph.
    i.

    i.
    e.

    e.

    the charge, , ,
    commission to overlook,

    ,
    a thing committed to one's care,

    Xen.
    etc., ,
    ; ;;

    ,, , , , CHARIOT. CHATTERING.

    ,, , -
    - no use charms or incantations (q. v.), and contr.'e7r^Sw (both

    ,
    To have charge of, perf. c. dat. or c. gen. Soph.
    -,
    -,
    ,
    Xen. Isoc. Dem. forms found in Att.), fut. and but oftener

    , - mid. etc. etc. iEsch. Plat. Xen. ;

    ,
    One wL has charge Horn. Ar. Plat. and
    of, ;

    , -
    ,, ,
    Isoc. ; Xen. Plat. ;
    Hdt. ;
    Hdt. Plat. ; using these as charms to calm the river,
    4

    ,
    Theoc. Hdt.

    ,, , ,
    Chargeable, i. e. blameable (q. v.), sometimes in Att. a, ov, To charm away, Soph. Plat.

    ,
    os, ov, c. gen. rei, or c. on, Horn. JEsch. Eur. Thuc. Plat. A charmer, one who charms, uses charms,
    -, ,
    aoiSbs, Soph. ;

    ,, , , ,
    Xen. Dem. , iEsch.
    Chargeable,
    A chariot, ',
    i. e. a cause of expense,
    prop, for mules, but also used generally, Horn.
    ,
    Plat.
    Charming,
    h. ;

    using charms, calculated


    ^',, to charm, appease, etc.,

    Pind. iEsch. Soph.

    , ,,
    V, pi.

    , ,,
    (and
    (also with dat. pi.
    Om.

    and
    ; , and later
    Call.), Horn. Hes. Trag. Xen. Call.
    Horn.), Horn. ,, , , , ;

    ,
    ov, iEsch. Plat.
    ov, &,
    Orph.

    ', &,
    ov, iEsch. Eur. ;

    ;
    ;

    ov,
    a, ov,
    Anth.
    and
    Eur.
    ov, Eur. ; &- ;

    , h. iEsch. Soph. Eur. Hdt. ;

    ,
    Pind. ; Pind. Charming all, in fem. Simon.
    esp. a war-chariot, h. Anac. ; and , Charm-proof, Horn.

    ,,
    ov,

    ,
    , ,
    ,
    Pind. iEsch. ;

    ,prop, a mule-chariot, opp. to a


    war-chariot, but used for any sort, Pind. Trag. Hdt. Xen. Dem.

    ,
    A charnelhouse,
    A chart, , Hdt.
    Hdt.

    A
    A
    A
    A
    iEsch. ;
    the sun), Eur.
    covered chariot,
    four-horse chariot,
    pair-horse chariot,

    Of a
    chariot on springs,
    chariot,
    uyos,
    Ar.

    ,
    ,
    Soph.

    , ,
    Soph. Eur.

    ,
    Pind.
    ;

    , ,,, , ,,,,,,
    Hdt. Xen.

    Ar. Plat. ;
    loos, (of

    iEsch.
    Plat.
    Eur. Xen.
    ,
    ;

    ,
    ; 5,

    Critias.
    , To chase, an enemy,
    only in pres. Horn.
    To chase, i. e. to hunt (q. v.),
    Xen.
    Horn. Pind. JEsch. Eur. Hdt.

    To chase, i. e. to carve, or engrave metals,


    Hdt. ;
    The chase, of an enemy,
    Anth.
    Hdt. Anth.

    , Thuc. i. e. hunting
    , poet.

    ,
    c. gen. of

    yX,
    whence from,

    ,
    ; ;

    Of the of a chariot,
    noise iEsch. (q. v.), &,
    Horn. Eur. Hdt. Xen. Plat. Isoc.
    Belonging to a four-horse

    - chariot, ov, Att. ; Chased,

    , Menand.

    ,
    ov,

    ,
    Horn. Pind. Eur.

    Eur.

    ,
    Having a

    , ,,, ,
    Using a chariot, borne in a chariot,
    ov, Hes. h. Ap. Rh.

    ,
    , ,-
    beautiful chariot, or the best chariot in
    ov, Pind. ; ov, Pind. Soph.
    ov,

    ;
    a
    Horn.

    race,
    ;

    ov,
    A chased work,
    A chasm,
    Making chasms,
    Chaste,

    ,,
    a, ov, and
    ',,
    ov,
    ,,
    and
    ov,
    Menand.
    Hes. Eur. Hdt. Plat.
    (of an earthquake), Arist.
    Pind. Eur. Dem.
    Hes. h. ;
    , ov, iEsch. Ar.
    ,
    ;

    ;
    ov,
    (
    ov, ^Esch.
    Pind. Eur.
    ;

    Arist.
    ; -- See

    , ,
    , ',
    With swift chariot, ov, Pind. Soph. Virgin.

    ', To

    ,
    With golden chariot, ov, Pind. be chaste, mid. iEsch. Eur. Hdt. ;

    , ,,
    ,
    With brazen chariot, ov, Pind. iEsch. Eur.
    ', ; Eur.

    ,
    With many clvariots, ov, Soph. Chastely, Hes. h.

    ,,, , , ,
    Fond of clvariots,
    Preserving, defending

    ,
    To drive a chariot,

    , , , a chariot,
    ov, Pind. Eur.

    Eur. Ar. ;
    ov, Pind.
    Soph. Eur. ;
    To chasten,
    Chastened,
    To chastise, (.
    Eur. Plat. Antipho.
    Arist.
    Horn., .
    Dem.

    mid., only pres. and


    Att.),

    ,
    Eur. Xen. imperf. Horn. Eur. ; Horn. Hdt. iEschin. ;

    , ,,
    ;

    ,
    To contend in a chariot race, Eur. See To drive. mid. ( Horn., Att.), fut. etc., c. ace. pers. gen. rei,

    , ,
    Chariot driving,
    Xen.

    , ', , , ,', Pind. ;

    Ar.
    Xen. ; or c. gem. ace, or c. ace. pers. and prep. Horn.

    Soph. ; Horn. Eur. Xen. ;


    Theogn. iEsch.
    Eur. ;

    ,
    Plat.

    ,
    ; ;

    A charioteer,
    Horn. Xen.
    , ',
    Horn. Xen. ; Horn. ;

    Pind. Soph.
    Pind. ; Soph. Eur. Ar. Plat. Xen. Dem. ;
    mid. in pass. sens. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. ;
    c. fut.

    ,
    Soph. ; mid. Eur.
    ;

    Pind. iEsch. Eur. ; Soph. ;


    ;

    Eur.
    Thuc. ; Eur. ; Eur. Hdt. ; ',
    Soph. Eur. ; Soph. Eur. ;

    , ,
    Xya,

    ,
    To inflict bodily chastisement, Ar. Plat.

    ,
    Horn.

    , , ,
    , ,
    A
    4,
    female charioteer, Anth. To inflict additional punishment, c. dat. Plat. Dem.

    To

    ,
    be
    Horn.
    Skill as

    -,
    a

    ,
    ,, , ,,
    ;

    ,
    a charioteer,
    To keep chariot horses,

    chariot maker,
    , ,
    The keeping of chariot horses,
    ,
    charioteer,

    ,
    Ar. Hdt. Plat.
    ;

    '-,
    rare,
    ;

    Plat.

    Horn. Theoc.
    except in pres. and imperf.,

    Xen.
    Eur.

    Xen.
    '^,
    '", Ar.
    To
    perf.

    ,,
    be chastised,
    Horn. Pind. Soph.
    One must chastise,
    Chastisement,

    Xen. ;
    Plat. Arist.

    ,,
    ;

    Eur. Ar. Isoc. Xen.


    ,,
    &,
    See To punish.
    Isoc.
    Horn. Soph. Eur. Plat.

    Dem.
    , Xen.
    ;
    aor. 1.

    ;
    ;

    ,,
    no

    , ,
    ;

    A chariot makers trade, Theoph. Plat. Xen. See Punishment.

    ',
    ; ;

    Theoph.
    ", , A chastiser,
    ', , iEsch. Theogn.

    , ,
    ;

    A
    ,
    ^,,' ,
    chariot track, Horn. ; Call. Chastity, Soph. Eur. ; ;

    ,
    Xen. Dem. JEschin.
    -
    Charitable, Pind. iEsch. Eur. Eur. ;

    Charity, iEsch in. Not having preserved her chastity well,

    ,, ,", , ,,, ,
    Charity begins at home,

    ,
    ~ yovu Theoc.
    ", , ^Eschin. See Virginity.
    Xy,

    , ,
    To chatter,

    , ,
    Charles's wain, Horn. ; Horn. Anac. Soph. mid. Horn. Pind. ; ;

    .
    ,
    Eur. ;
    Rh.

    , , -
    Horn. Anac. ; Hes. Soph. ; only pres. and imperf. Hes. Theogn. Theoc. c. ace. pers. to
    weary by chattering, Soph. Theogn. Soph. ;
    ;

    ,
    A charm, Horn. Pind. iEsch. Soph. Hdt. Ar. Xen. Plat. Dem. Eur. Dem. Ar.

    ,
    Att.

    ,, ,
    ; ;

    ,
    Xen. Horn. Ar. Theoc ; Horn. iEsch. Eupolis only pres. and imperf. Ar.

    ,,
    ; ;

    ', ,
    Eur. ; esp. musical, Horn. Ap. Rh. ; Alex. ; no fut. Ar. and ;

    ,
    ,
    ,
    mid. Ar. (esp. about nothing), only in pres. Ar. ;

    ,, ,
    Soph. Eur. esp. a lovechann,

    ',
    ; ;
    ;

    4'/,
    ', ',
    Eur. ; firyl, vyyos,

    ', ',
    Pind. Trag. Xen. Dem. Theoc. Soph.
    (i Pind., t Ar.), Pind. Ar. Theoc.
    ,
    ;

    ,,
    ;

    ,~,
    ;
    Ar. Hdt.;
    Dem.
    Plat.;
    mid. Hipp.
    ;
    Plat. Xen.;

    ,
    Chattering, adj. ov, Horn. Horn.
    . ^, , 7,
    Eur. Plat, ;
    , ; ;

    '- ;

    , , ',
    ,, - ,
    Rh. Call. esp. foolishly, Horn. Horn. ; ;
    ;

    ,
    A
    ,
    To Charm, ,
    love cliarm,
    Drugs or flowers used as charms, Theoc.
    no perf. Horn. Pind. Trag. Plat.
    by music, Eur. Plat. Xen. Dem. JEschin.;
    77
    &, ,
    Soph.

    Ar.
    esp.
    ; to
    pyXo,
    oy, of a crow, Horn. ;
    Theogn. Anac. Soph.
    ov, Eur.
    Eur. Epicharm. Ar. ;
    Pind. Theogn. Soph.;

    Ar. ;
    ov, Soph.
    ov, compar.
    ov, At. ;
    ;

    ;
    ; '-
    ;;;;;; ;;

    ,^, ,
    , . , , ,
    ,,
    ,
    CHATTERER.

    ,
    CHERISH.

    ,
    . ,
    >5,

    , ,
    ,

    ,
    ',
    ,,
    , ,
    Menand.
    .
    ,,,, . ',
    chatterer,

    , , ,
    ;

    ,
    ;

    , Soph
    , ,
    ;
    Mel.
    Hipp.
    Horn.
    ;

    ;
    ;
    ,

    Menand.
    ,
    ;
    ;

    Arist.
    , iEsch.
    With beautiful

    With fair cheeks,


    With round rosy cheeks,
    With brazen cheeks,
    Pind.
    ov, Mel.
    cheeks,

    ov, Theoc.
    ov, Horn. ; ov, for

    ,
    ;
    Plat. ; ov, Horn. Pind.
    A
    A
    A
    tinas.

    , ,, ,
    ,, , , , ,
    , ,
    ,
    long tedious chatterer,
    Chattering, subst.
    ,
    discordant heavy chatterer,

    cursed chatterer of a woman,

    ,, ', Ar. ;
    Pind.
    Ar. Plat.
    ;
    Anth.

    ;
    Ar.
    Ar.

    ;
    Pra-

    -
    Plat.
    A cheek-piece (of a helmet, or of a horse's harness),
    Horn. ;
    Xen. ;
    (and
    Horn. ;
    To cheer, i. e. make cheerful,
    iEsch. Plat. ; to help to cheer,
    rage by the voice,
    h.

    aor.
    ,
    iEsch.), Horn. Trag. Hdt.

    Horn. Pind.

    1.
    Arist., i.
    ;

    e.

    (not in Horn.),
    to encou-

    , , ,,
    Isoc. Plat. ; Anth. aor. 2. c. ace. or c. dat., also c. infin. of the thing to

    , ',
    ,
    Cheap, Hdt. Plat. ov, Xen. Plat. Dem. be done, Horn. Pind. iEsch.

    ), ',
    ; ;

    Ar. Lys. To cheer by the voice, or also as any fact encourages a person,

    , ,
    Cheaply, Eur. Xen. (subaud. no perf. Horn. Pind. Soph. Eur. no perf. and

    ',
    ; ;
    ;

    , , , ',
    Xen.

    ,
    Xen. no pass. (Attic also which, however, has mid. and

    - ,,
    ;

    To cheaply, only in pres. Dem. pass.), Horn. iEsch. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Dem.

    ,
    sell

    ,
    ;

    , ,
    , , ,
    Cheapness, Hdt. Horn. ; Thuc. Xen. Xen. ; ;

    ,
    To cheat, Horn. only pres. and imperf. Horn. \\\., etc., no perf. act., pass, not used in this sense, Horn. Hes.

    ,
    ;

    ,
    ',
    -, , , - ,, ,
    mid.,

    ,
    iEsch. Eur. Ap. Rh.
    c.
    c. gen ace. Horn.
    Soph. Ar. Plat. Dem.
    ace. rei, Trag. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. ;
    gen. or c.
    ;
    ;
    no perf. sine cas. h.

    ;
    Pind. Soph.
    Horn. ;
    Xen. ;
    mid. Horn.
    ; c. ace. or c. dat.

    c. ace. or c. dat. and in mid. Eur. Thuc.

    mid. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Isoc. Dem.


    ;

    ; -

    , , -,
    Eur. Eur. Ar. mid. Ar. mid. c. dat. Hdt. Xen. Isoc. Dem.; Xen.;

    , ',
    ;

    -,
    ;

    ,
    c. gen. rei of which, Ar. perf. pass. ; Theogn. Xen. fut. ;aor. 1.

    ,
    ,
    c. gen. rei, Plat. Isoc. Dinarch. Dem. ; no perf. act. iEsch. Eur. Xen. Isoc. Dem. ;

    , ,
    mid. Ar. Plat. Dem. Xen. iEsch. Xen. Arist. only in pres. sine cas.,

    ,
    ; ;

    , ,
    ;

    To be a cheat, imperf. Ar. (lit. crying eta), Eur.


    To help to

    , cJteat, also to get by cJieating, Plat. Dem. To cheer (a dog), Xen.

    , ,
    To cheat along with, at the same time with, Ar. To be cheered (to be of good cheer), no perf. Omn. ; 'aVa-

    ',
    ,
    , ',
    To

    , , ,
    Dem.
    A
    Thuc. Xen. ;

    ,
    no perf. Xen.

    ,
    cheat in buying provisions, Ar. cheer, Xen. ; ottos, to,

    ,
    arros,
    To be cheated,

    , ', pass. Ar. Eur. Plat.


    To

    A
    ,
    , ,
    , ,
    be cheated of,

    ,',
    ,
    Soph.
    Cheat or cheater,

    , only in pres. c. gen. Horn. ;


    See To deceive.
    c. ace.

    Horn. ;
    Hes. h. iEsch. Soph. Eur. ;

    , ,,
    , Eur. Plat. Dem. ; , Ar. ;
    iEsch. ;
    Horn.

    ,,
    '-

    ys, A
    What
    Cheering,

    Xen.
    cheers one,

    cheering,
    Isoc. ;
    Horn. Hes.
    i. e.
    h.
    uttering a cheer,
    Horn.
    gen. ovos, Horn. iEsch. Soph.
    ;

    Thuc. Xen. ;
    Plat.
    ; by

    , ,, ,
    voice,

    Thuc.
    ~

    ,
    , Ar.

    ,', ,
    Plat. fern, or Tpls, Isoc. iEschin.

    ,
    ;

    A cheat, e. cheating trick, Hippon. Ar. Cheer, e. good cheer, Sals, Omn. poet. Xen. See Feast.

    ,
    i. i.
    ;

    yvs,

    ,
    Dem. Menand. Pind.

    ,
    Isoc. ottos, to, Cheerful, h. 'faaos, ov, h. Plat.

    ,
    ; ;

    ,,
    ;

    , yoa,
    ;

    6,

    ,
    Menand. ;
    aros, Ar. ;
    Plat. ;
    Anac. ;
    Te/>7ri/os, iEsch. ; ov, Pind. Xen.

    , ,
    iEsch. Soph. Eur. Ar. Xen. Dem.
    ,
    ,
    Plat. See Deceit. neut.

    ,
    ;

    ,, , , ',, , , ,
    Suited for cheating, Ar. iEsch. bv, iEsch. Plat. ; , Ar. Xen.

    ,
    ;

    Easily cheated, also act. fond of cheating, ov, Plat. Cheerful looking, of cheerful countenance, bv, iEsch. Eur.
    Arist. See To deceive. To be cheerful, no perf. Eur. Theoc. ;
    no perf.
    To check, 1. for Horn.
    mid.,aor. Plat. ; mid. Xen. ; pass. Xen.
    -,

    , , ,,, , , One should be cheerful, Xen.

    - ,,
    Horn. Eur.
    fut. aor. 2. and

    ,
    ;

    infin. only in Horn., no perf., c. ace. pers., infin. of the


    thing proposed to be done, or c. and infin. Horn. Pind. iEsch.
    Cheerfully,
    Xen. ;
    h. iEsch. Xen. ;
    Plat. ; '., Plat.
    Xen. ;

    Eur. Hdt. ; and no fut. to either, Horn. ;


    To make cheerful, no perf. iEsch. Plat. Xen.
    ,
    ,
    , ,
    no perf. act. Horn. Eur. Horn. iEsch. ; ; Cheerfulness, Pind. Xen. ;
    Isoc.

    , , ',
    no fut. Horn. no fut. Horn. epyco (usu. Xen.

    ,
    ; ;

    Horn., e'ipyu) Att.), no perf. act., fut. 1. mid. in pass, sens., aor. Cheerless, , compar. Horn. Theogn.

    ,
    neut.

    , , ,,, , , --
    , ,, ,,, ,^, ),,
    2. act. infin. elpya0e?v, Soph. Horn. Eur. Xen. Plat. Ap. Rh. Hdt. ; ov, iEsch. Eur. See Sad, Miserable, etc.
    !,
    ,
    imperf.

    , , fut.
    and
    (and perf. only
    Horn. Eur. Xen. ;
    no pb,
    ,,
    Cheese,
    Epich.
    Horn. Eur. Xen.;
    contr.
    Eur.;
    Theoc. ;
    ^,
    ,,,
    aor. 1., aor. 2.
    ,.
    b
    ;

    ',
    fut.
    army,
    -,
    only pres. and imperf. Horn. Soph. Eur. Xen.
    aor. 2.
    Thuc. Xen. ;
    Hdt. as to check an invading
    Arist. See To
    -, ;
    ;

    Milk cheese curdled with


    Eur. Ar.
    Antiph. ;
    fg
    Alex. ;
    juice,
    Theoc.
    or alone,

    , , ,
    restrain, To hinder. Cheese of mare's milk, iEsch.

    Who
    ,
    One must
    Xen.

    Hdt.
    ,
    check,

    , ,
    ought to be checked,

    ,
    Soph. ;

    Hipp.
    ov, Ion. for
    Xen. ; To make
    Like cheese,

    Having
    cheese,
    Sophron.
    Eating cheese (name of a mouse),
    Alcman ;

    ov, Pherecr.
    Arist.

    h. ; poyo, h.

    ,
    in neut. pi.

    ,
    ov, ; plenty of cheese,

    ,
    Anth.

    ,
    Calculated to check, gen. Ar. Spread with cheese, ov, Ar. ov,

    ,
    c. ; ;

    Arist.
    , ,,
    Cheese-parings,
    A cheese grater,
    Ar.
    ,,
    ,
    A check, ), c. infin. or c. and infin. Eur. Ar.
    Thuc. Xen. Plat.

    , , c.
    ;

    and infin. Plat.


    Thuc. ; Plat. A cheesemonger,
    To be a cheesemonger,

    , Ar.

    ,,Ar.
    ,
    ,,
    A check in military affairs, -, Omn. Att. prose. See Defeat. The making of cheese, Arist. ; Arist.

    , , ., ,,
    A cheek, Horn. usu. in pi. in Horn., usu. sing, A cheesemaker, Anthol.

    ,'
    ;

    A
    ,
    in Trag., dat. pi.
    Rh. ;

    rosy cheek,
    al, Eur.

    78
    ;
    and contr.

    Theoc.
    oi,
    Rh., Horn. Trag. Xen. Plat. Ap.

    Theoc.
    rjbOs, iEsch. Eur. ; , -
    A crate on which to dry
    A cheesecake,
    To cherish,
    in Anth.), Horn. ',
    only pres.
    ;
    cheese,
    ,,
    apbs,
    Philox.
    and imperf. (fut.
    no fut. but
    Horn.

    aor. 1.
    and^ only
    ;;; ;;;

    ,
    without augm. Horn. Theoc.
    CHERRY.
    ;

    ,
    , -,,,, , fut. no perf. act. or A chief of the people, ,
    ,, , CHILD.

    , , Horn.

    ,
    Pind. ;
    Theoc. ;

    ',-, ,', ,
    ,
    raid, in this sense, perf. pass,

    , , , ,
    Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen. Dera. ; Horn. ;
    rare, except in pres. and imperf. Pind. iEsch.
    only pres. and imperf. Pind. Ap. Rh. ;
    only pres. and imperf. Pind. Eur. ;
    ace. Pind. ;
    fut.
    no perf. Eur. Ap. Rh.
    ,
    ,
    aor. 1. Horn. The chief man in a city,
    Leaders.
    The chief point,
    Belonging
    Chief, adj.
    to a chief,

    not always in neut. sing, or


    Omn. ;
    Plat. ;

    Horn.
    , Soph.

    Omn.
    oftenest in pi. (as,
    ;
    See Commander,

    Ar.

    you know the


    usu. if

    ,,
    aor. 2. c. pi.,

    To

    ',, ,,
    ,
    only pres. Soph,

    ,
    ,', , , , , ,, ,
    pers. and imperf. Theoc.

    sense only in pres. Horn.


    Theogn. iEsch.
    Soph. Eur.
    -
    Eur. ;

    cherish (a feeling or habit, anger,


    mid., aor. 1.
    mid. Horn.
    ;
    rare, except in

    ;Horn.
    Horn. Pind.
    mid., only pres. and imperf. Pind. ;
    love, etc.),

    ;
    in this
    chief details of this story,

    Plat.
    To be chief
    ;
    Pind. Thuc. Plat. Dem.;
    Pind.),
    iEsch. See Best, Greatest.
    usu. contr.
    Msch. Hdt.

    (even in Horn, who, how-


    ever, does not use the word in this sense), rare in this sense ex-
    cept in pres. h. Thuc. ; mid. and pass., c. aor. 2. act.,
    ",

    ,,
    ;

    Soph. mid. Plat. and and pluperf. in intrans. sens., esp. in contr. part,
    ;
    perf.
    , -,
    ,,, ,, ,
    To cherish old age (so as to prolong it), Pind. gen. etc. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Plat.
    To cherish secretly, Xen. To be chief among, c. gen. Ap. Rh. See To exceed, To
    One must clierish, Plat. excel.
    To be cherished, Theogn. The chief rank, the chief honour, Dem.
    A cherry (the tree),

    ,
    Omn.

    ,
    Theoph. Thuc.

    , ,
    Chiefly, ;

    One who makes two bites of a cherry, (lit. of a fig), A chilblain, Ar.
    , ,
    A
    ?,
    Archil.

    ,
    cherry (the fruit),

    ,,, , , , Ath.
    A child,
    Soph. Eur. ;
    Horn. Pind. Eur. ; Horn. Pind.
    Horn. Soph. Eur., and in neut.

    ,
    , Hdt. Thuc. used also

    ,
    Chersonese, Horn. Pind. Anac. iEsch. Eur. Xen.
    . iEsch. Soph.

    , ,
    ;

    , (
    ,
    Rh. Omn. poet. ; Omn. (gen. Simon)

    ,,
    ;

    , ,,, ,, , ,,
    Chervil, , Ar. often in Horn, though only in nom. Ap. Rh.
    -, ), ,
    ;

    ,
    To cherup,
    See Chirp.
    Chess,
    ,
    Horn. Pind. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Plat. ;
    fut. -|a>,

    Soph.
    hut more usu. mid. iEsch. has also ace.

    Eur. ;
    Soph. ;

    ,
    ,
    iEsch.
    Omn.
    Eur. Plat. ;
    Eur. ;
    ;

    iEsch. Eur.
    Soph.
    ,

    ,
    ,, ,
    Plat.; see, however, Draughts, which the ancient game was pro-

    ,
    , iEsch. Ar. Eur. Ar.

    , ,
    ; ;

    bably more like see also Smith's Dictionary ofAntiquities, p. 548.


    ; Hdt. Plat. Xen. ; , Eur. ; Ar. Plat.
    A chessboard,

    ,, , , ,, -
    Soph. Xen. ; Hdt.
    Chessmen, Horn. Plat. An only child, Eur.
    A chess-player, Plat. A beautiful child, Eur. See Son, Daughter.
    Skilful at cliess, Plat. Of or belonging to children, ov, Pind. iEsch. Soph. Plat.

    , , , , ,,, , ,, ,,-,
    To play at,
    Chest (of a man),

    ,,
    Plat. Xen.

    iEsch. Thuc. Xen. Ap. Rh.


    chest, i.e. a box,
    Omn.

    ',
    poet. ; , Horn. Pind. Inflicted by children,
    Happy
    ,
    Soph. Ar. Plat.

    in children, or having good or beautiful children,


    ov (of wounds), iEsch.

    , ,
    Horn. Ar. ;
    Horn. Ap. Rh.; ov (epith. of a city), Pind. ; h.

    , , , Horn. ;

    ,
    Horn. ; Horn. Simon, Eur. Hdt. ; iEsch. Eur. ; ov (also epith. of

    ,
    t),

    &,

    ,
    Hdt. Th. ; Eur. Hdt. ; , Eur. ; an oracle promising good children), iEsch. Eur. Xen.
    , Ar. ,

    , ',
    ft>os, ; Ar. Hdt. ; fdos, Arist. Unhappy in children, ov, Soph.

    -
    Arist. Antipho. , Ar. Lys. Having children, fem. contr. from

    , ,),,
    ; ;

    ,
    Ar. Xen. Dem. Soph.

    ,
    ,
    Deep-chested, ov, Pind. Having or likely to have children, ov, iEsch. ;

    Wide-cliested, ov, Theoc. bv, Eur. Hdt. Xen. ; ov, Eur. ;

    Narrow-cliested,

    , ,,
    Carrying chests,
    , ov (epith. of
    ov, Dem.
    Xen. Arist.
    Having but one child, ov, Eur.

    ,
    A chestnut (the fruit), Theoph. ; also Having two children (also done or spoken by two children),
    alone, Xen. and . Theoph. , no neut. iEsch.
    , ;

    , ,
    To chew, ',
    Chestnut (the tree),

    ,, - -
    ,
    , ,
    Chestnut (the colour), adj.
    Soph.
    Mnesith.

    Horn. Soph.
    mid. Ar. Eupol. ; Ar. ;
    Having fifty

    Having many
    ,
    children (consisting of fifty children),
    .iEsch.

    (metaph. of a land with


    children,
    many colonies),
    ov, iEsch. Eur.
    Mel.
    ;

    ,, , , ,, - ,
    Arist. Having only one child at a time, ov, Arist.
    Chewed (anything chewed), Antiph. , Having few children, , Plat.

    ,,
    The chewer (the muscle of the mouth used in chewing), Having lost children, fem. Soph.

    ,
    Trjp, rjps, , Hipp. Fond of children, , Simon. Plat. Theoc. ;

    Chicanery, usu. in pi. Plat. Dem. See Trick. ov, Eur. Ar. Hdt.
    A chicken, i.e. a young bird rather than poultry,

    , ,
    Horn. Loved by children, , iEsch.

    ,
    Soph. Ar. Ap. Rh. Ar. Arist.

    ,
    See COcA, Hen. Dearer than children, ov, iEsch.

    ,
    ;

    To rear chickens, Ar. Rearing children, ov, Simon. Soph. Eur.

    ,
    To chide, mid., c. aor. 1. pass, in act. sens., c. ace. pers. Avenging children, ov, iEsch.
    and gen. rei, or c. gem. ace. or c. ace. pers. and prep., or c. ace. Murdering children, ov, Horn. Eur. Hdt.;
    ,
    , ,
    rei, gen. pers. ore. dat. pers. Omn. post Horn. ; but , iEsch. ; ov, Soph. ; ,

    ,
    c. dat. pers., ace. rei

    ,
    (either often understood), or c. ace. pers., fem. iEsch. Eur. ; ov, Eur.

    ,
    gem

    , ,,
    rei, Horn. Soph.
    See To blame. Hdt The blood of murdered children, Eur.
    Chiding,

    ,
    iEsch. Eur. Ar. Xen. See Blame.
    ', The misfortune of killing a child, Hdt.

    , ,,,,, ', ,,,


    ,
    A
    Hes.,
    Chief, apxbs, Horn. Pind. iEsch.
    Eur. ;

    4,
    ,
    Horn. Hes. iEsch.
    ovtos, only in pi. Horn.
    Horn. Pind. Soph.
    opos, , Horn.
    Horn. Trag.
    ;

    ;
    Hating children,
    Eating children,
    Orac. ap. Paus.
    ov, iEschin.
    ov, Pind. ; ov, iEsch.

    , ,, ,
    Pind. opos, , iEsch. ;
    6,
    ,
    and contr. Belonging to devoured children, (i. e. blood), iEsch.
    ;

    ",
    ,
    iEsch. Ar. ;
    iEsch. ;
    Thuc. Plat.
    Msch.
    Xen. in pi.
    ;
    Eur. Eur.
    Msch. Eur. Hdt.
    Xen., ol ;
    ;
    ;
    ;

    -
    The having, or begetting, or bearing children,
    Plat. ;

    Happiness in children, or having good children,


    Xen.
    Plat. ; ,, Plat.
    iEsch.
    Hdt. Plat., Eur. Hdt. Eur. Ar. Isoc. ; Eur. Arist. Theoc.
    79
    ;;; ;;

    , , , , , ,, ,
    CHILDBED. CHOSEN.
    Abundance of

    , ,
    children,
    Arist.
    The having only one child at a time,
    To be happy in one's children, ,
    Eur. ,
    Arist.
    Plat. Xen. ; Isoc. A
    A
    chimney-board,
    chin,
    Horn. Eur.
    With a long chin,
    o,
    Ar.
    Horn.

    ov,
    ;

    Theoc.
    oyv,
    -, Horn. ; vos, ,

    , ,, ,, , ,
    To make a family, have only one child each generation, To touch the chin (by way of entreaty), c. ace. of the
    Dem. person entreated, JEschin.

    , ,
    To murder children, Eur. Chine, vbs or in pi. Horn.
    A

    ,
    To have, bear, beget children, in act. only of the father, chink, Tb, Eur. Hdt.
    -, mid. of father or mother, Hes. Eur. ; act. of To chink, ',
    Horn.
    -,
    the mother,
    Thuc. ;
    mid. of the father, Xen. ;
    of either father or mother, mid. only -, Chian, ,,
    Chios, Xtos, v, Horn. Xen.

    ', ,
    Ar. Hdt. Xen.

    , ,
    ,
    bear.
    ,
    of the father, Soph. Eur. Plat. Xen. JEschin.
    Who people the city of Cadmus ivith their children's children,

    ,
    To rear

    , -
    Anth.
    children, Ar. ;
    Eur. See To

    Arist.
    beget,

    ;
    To
    A chip,
    at, Hipp.

    To Chip,
    To chirp (as birds),
    Mosch. ;
    ;',
    ', ,
    Tb, Ar.

    y,
    aros, Tb, Theoc.
    Hdt.

    Theoc.
    See To cut.
    Tb, Ar.
    ;

    only in pres. Ar. ;

    To chirp as grooms or riders do to a horse,


    ,
    ;

    and
    Theoc.

    -,
    ,,,
    The rearing of children, Plat. ; Arist. mid., no perf. Soph. Ar.
    To bear away a child,
    , Mel. Chirping (of birds), 'vvpbs, Theoc.
    -
    ,
    ,
    Childbed (childbirth),
    Horn. h. Soph. Eur. Hdt.
    usu. in
    Arist.
    A fortunate
    An
    pi. Eur. ;

    or easy childbirth,
    unfortunate childbirth,
    Belonging
    \,

    ,
    , , ,;

    , ,
    ,, 7, , ,,, ,
    , ?,
    Eur. Plat.
    ,
    JEsch.
    ;

    Arist. Call.
    Omn.

    yovrj, Eur.

    Call.
    ;

    ;
    poet. Plat.;

    Hdt.
    See Labour.
    tokos, A
    , bs,
    A
    A
    A
    chirping of grooms or riders to

    Chirping,
    chisel,
    ijpos,
    turners
    Xen.
    adj.
    ykaph,
    , Anth.
    chisel,
    vpb, Theoc.

    TOpvos, JEsch.
    ,
    Soph.
    a

    ;
    horse, ybs,
    h. Theoc.
    Xen.

    ;
    ;

    y\\m-

    , , ,
    to childbhih, Eur. ; Eur. ; ov, sculptor's chisel, Ar. Plat.
    Ap. Rh. Anth. To chisel, Ar. Hdt. See To cut.
    Having an easy childbirth, Chivalrous, Hdt. Xen. and

    ,
    Arist. ;
    a, ov, os, ov,

    ,,,
    oyoos,

    ,
    Aiding in childbirth,

    ,
    ov, Horn. Theoc. ; Eur. Pind. Trag. Hdt. Plat. See Noble.
    Call. ;

    To be in childbed,
    (of medicine), Ar.
    rare, except in pres. Horn. Eur. Ar. Plat.
    Chivalry, ot
    Choice, ', , ,
    Thuc. Xen.
    Soph.
    ;

    ), ,
    Xen. See Knights.
    Eur. Hdt. Xen. Plat. Dem.

    ,,
    To have a difficult childbirth, no perf. Plat. Arist. Dem. Arist. ; by lot, , and sometimes
    To have an easy childbirth, no perf. Hipp. See To labour. simply a choice, Eur. Plat.

    ,
    Eur.

    , , , ,
    The Goddess who aids in childbirth,

    They called mi Diana, who makes childbhih easy,


    Horn. Hes. Pind.

    "Ap-
    A choice between tioo things,
    Of one's own
    Choice, adj.
    choice, aaypas,
    ov, Horn. ;
    Call.
    Xen. Dem. ^Eschin.

    Kpfrbs, Horn. Pind. Soph.

    , , , ,, ,,, ,, ,
    , , Eur.

    , ov, Soph. ; ov, Horn. Pind. Eur. Xen. Plat.

    ,
    A woman in childbed, Eur. Ar. ; , Call. See Excellent.
    Childhood, Horn.; Theogn. Lys. ; Choir, Omn.
    ,
    From

    , ,
    Plat.

    Having

    , ,
    $, , ,
    ;

    childliood,

    , ,
    learnt in childhood,

    , ,
    Plat.
    yaaTpbs, Theogn.
    Hipp.
    ; Xen. Plat.
    To choke,

    Plat. Antipho.
    aor. 2. pass.
    ;
    fut.

    Xen. Dem.
    and oftener
    fut. 2. pass.
    (in pass,
    Ar. Xen.
    sometimes to be choked with
    aor. 1.

    ,
    Childish, a, ov, and os, ov, Horn. Hes. JEsch. Eur. Plat. rage), Ar. Hdt. ; Hipp.
    "- A choking,

    ,
    Horn. Ar. ; iEsch. , ; Tb, Episod. ap. Arist. ; vtbs, Xen.
    JEsch. ; ,
    ov, and later bs, bv, iEsch. Anth. Hipp. ; Tb, Hipp.

    ,, ,
    Plat. Choking, (as a cough, etc.), Hipp.
    vys, Hipp.
    ,
    To be

    ,
    pres.
    childish,

    ',, ',
    Childishness,
    Childless,
    , -,
    Ap. Rh. Mosch.
    Horn. -
    ov, Horn. ; ov, Horn. ;
    only in pres. Horn.

    ov,
    ; only Choked,
    Choler,
    Choleric,
    Xos, Xen. Dem.
    Omn. poet.
    ov, .iEsch. Eur.
    See Passionate.
    Hdt. See Anger.
    ; ov, Soph. ;

    &,-,
    ',
    Soph. ;
    , ,
    sometimes c. gen. (as
    -,
    , ,
    Dem. ; 'ayovos, ov, Eur. ;

    ', ,
    ,
    Eur.) Hes. Trag.
    sometimes c. gen. Trag. Hdt. Xen. Isoc.
    vb
    (of a lioness bereft of her cubs),
    ov (only of those who have never had children),

    ',
    ;
    To choose,
    pass,
    i.e.

    Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thup. Xen. ;


    Plat. ; Soph. Hdt.
    select,
    Omn. ;
    mid.
    for others,

    ;
    perf. pass,

    and -,
    for oneself,
    mid.
    Soph. Thuc. Arist.
    aor. 1.

    Omn. poet.

    -,
    Horn.

    , ,
    Eur. Hdt. Plat. Eur. Hdt. and

    ,
    ; ;

    ', '/, Theoph.


    ',
    ,
    To be mid., aor. 2. mid. sync, Horn. Eur. Thuc.

    ,
    childless,

    ,
    ;

    Childishness, Eur. Hdt. Antipho, Isae. Xen. Plat. c. perf. pass. part, Hdt.

    ,,
    ;

    , Hdt. Xen. Plat. Dem. ;

    ,,, ,,,',
    Chill, Hes. Anac. iEsch. Plat. See Cold. Thuc. Xen. ; Hdt.
    To chill, (esp. as fear, grief, etc. chill the heart), Horn. Thuc. Xen. ; Hdt. Xen.
    Hes. iEsch. Eur. Ap. Rh. no perf. act.
    ;
    or pass., but aor. To choose instead of, Eur. Xen.
    1. pass, yEsch. Soph. Hdt. Plat.; Hipp.; To choose in addition, and sometimes simply to

    ',
    in pass. Hipp. choose, Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    To be chilled, or to get a chill after, Hipp. To choose first, Plat. Dem. TEschin.

    , , ,, , , , ,
    A being chilled, , Hipp. To choose by lot, Hdt. Thuc. Andoc. Dem.
    Chilling, esp. of fear, or things producing fear, as war, death, etc., To choose one of two things, Xen. Plat. Dem.'

    ,,
    pvbs, Horn. Hes. Eur. Ar. Ap. Rh. Horn. Hes. To choose, i.e. determine, think right to do, Omn. Att.

    , ,,
    ;

    Ap. Rh. ; Horn. Ap. Rh. ; plyriXbs, bv (of an arrow), Soph. Eur.
    Hes. If one chooses, Theogn. iEsch.

    , / am puzzled

    ,,,
    To chime in with, metaph. contr. for both hoiv to choose, Ar.

    ,,
    forms used in fut. and aor. 1. c. dat. or sine cas. Soph. Plat.
    Chimaera,

    chimney,
    Horn. Hes. Soph. Xen.
    ,
    Soph. Eur. Hdt.
    or
    roof serying for a chimney), Ar. ;
    ,
    Soph.
    a mental chimsera,
    iEsch.

    Ar. ;
    ; ),
    (i. e. a hole in the

    , ;
    ;

    ,
    One must choose,
    One must choose by lot,
    To be chosen,
    What may be chosen, also
    A clioosing or deciding,
    Plat.

    Plat.
    self chosen,
    ;

    ,
    Arist.

    -, Plat.
    ;
    Xen.

    ov,
    Xen.
    Thuc. Xen.
    Xen.

    Hdt. Choosing of one's own accord, ov, Simon. Amorg.


    80
    ;

    ,, , ,
    , ',
    CHOSEN. CIRCUMVOLUTION.
    yp,
    ,
    ,
    ',
    Choosing them, or picking tliem out, \oya8r\v, Time. Churlish, miserlv, Dem.
    .
    ,
    ; i. e.

    ,
    Chosen,
    ,
    Rh.

    , ,
    Horn.

    ',
    iEsch. Soph. Plat. ;
    ; Horn. Pind. Soph.
    Plat. Isoc.
    ;

    Horn. Pind.
    ov,
    Churlishly,
    Churlishness,
    A cicatrice,
    Plat.
    Plat.
    Horn. Eur. Xen. Plat.
    Xen.

    ,
    ;

    ,
    ,
    iEsch. Eur. Hdt. ; Hes. iEsch. Soph. Eur. Cicatrized, ov, Plat.

    ,,
    ;

    ,,
    ov,
    Xoyas,
    Xen.

    ,,,
    ;

    ,
    ov, Thuc. Xen.
    no neut. Eur. Hdt. Thuc.
    ; ov, Plat. ;
    Cicatrization,
    Cilicia, Xen.
    ,,
    , Arist.

    To chop,
    To cJiop off,
    ,,, , Horn. Eur. Xen.
    c. ace. and gen. Horn. h. Hdt. See To
    Cilician,
    A
    A
    cincture,
    , Horn. ; fern,
    Omn. See Girdle.
    iEsch. Xen.

    ,,,
    cut. cinder, Horn. Eur. Plat. See Ashes.

    ,
    A chop or steak, tyXoyis,
    A chopper, kottIs, tdos, ,
    ,
    Archipp. Strattis. To burn to a cinder, iEsch. ; c. gen. Ar.

    , ,
    Ar. Cinnamon, Hdt.
    A chopping block, iEsch. Ar. Oil of cinnamon, Antiph.
    Choral,
    ', Plat. A cipher, , Epich.

    , ,
    A See To count.

    ,,
    To cipher,

    ,, ,
    choral song, Plat. Xen.
    ,
    A
    A
    choral dance,
    chorus,

    ,, , , Omn.
    aros, Eur. Plat. Ciphering,
    Circe,
    ,
    Horn. Eur.
    Plat. See Arithmetic.

    ,
    Of a chorus, Ar. Plat. A circle, pi. Omn. ;
    , Plat.

    ,
    To

    ,
    belong to, form one in a chorus, Soph. In a circle, Arist.
    To

    ,
    lead
    Plat. Isoc.
    a

    ,chorus,
    Dem.

    ,
    )~, no perf. c. dat. or c. gen. Ar. Xen. To move in a circle,
    Moving in a circle, Arist.
    Arist.

    ,
    A provider of, or leader of a chorus, xopyyhs, Antipho. Lys. Xen. Lying in a circle, (of the Cyclades), Call.
    The chief speaker in a chorus, Ar. Dem. Circling (of a dance, etc.), ov, Ar.
    A
    Belonging
    Belonging
    , , ,
    chorus master or teacher,

    ,, , ,
    to the leading
    a chorus master,
    to

    ,
    of a Xen.chorus, xoprjyXKos,
    Plat.
    Ar. Plat. Circling (of seasons),
    A
    Horn. Hes.
    circuit, i. e. space enclosed, or fence enclosing,
    Horn. Pind. ; Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. ;
    See Revolving.

    ,
    ,
    The leading ov providing a chorus, Thuc. Isoc. Xen. Eur. ; Eur. ; , Hdt. Xen. See Circum-

    ,
    Tlie office of teaching a chorus,

    ,
    Arraying a chorus,
    Encouraging the chorus,

    , ,', ov, Xen.


    Ar.
    Plat. ference.
    Circular,
    iEsch,
    Horn.
    Soph. ;
    Hes. Hdt. Plat. Xen.
    a, ov and , ov, Eur. Ar.

    -, , -,
    Victorious with the chorus, ov, Alex. ^schin. Call.

    , ,,,,
    A
    A
    ,,,
    choral school, xop-r\ytiov, Epict.
    chough, Hes. Ap. Rh.
    ;
    Dem. Circidar (of dances),
    Bounded by a circular line,
    Lys. See Bound.
    ov, Diosc.
    Chrism,
    CHRIST,

    ,
    To christen,
    - 7 ', ,
    2'2.

    , ) "
    to, Xen. Theoph.

    ..
    To circulate,
    pass, in intrans. sens,
    i. e. to flow round,

    Circulated every where (sc. money), both


    Xen.
    among
    fut.

    the Greeks
    aor. 2.

    and

    ,
    A Christian, .. ; Eccl. ; barbarians, (sc.

    , ,,, ,, ', ,,,, , ,


    Eccl. Ar.

    , ,
    To be a Christian, Eccl. Circulation, i. e. flowing round, Plat.
    Christian, i. e. suited to Christians, Eccl. To circumcise, Hdt.
    In a Christian manner, Eccl. A circumcised person, Ar.
    Christianity, Eccl. Circumcision, Septuagint.
    Making a trade of Christ or of Christianity, Eccl. ;
    Circumference, Hdt. Thuc. ; Hdt.
    Gramm.

    ,
    Eccl. Circumflex (the accent),
    Gramm,

    ,
    Like Christ, Eccl. Marked with a circumflex,

    ,,
    ,
    Like Christ, adv. Eccl. Circumfluent, ov, c. gen. loci, Eur.

    ,
    Slaying Christ, Eccl. Circumjacent, only fem. Eur.

    , - ,, -, , yv,

    ,
    Bringing forth Christ, ov, Eccl. ; ov, Circumlocution,
    ,, Eur. ; Ar.
    Eccl.

    -, Ar.

    ,
    Named after Christ, ov, Eccl. ov, To use circumlocution, iEschin.

    ,
    ;

    Eccl. To circumnavigate, fut. aor. 1.

    ,
    ,
    Fighting against Christ, ov, Eccl. c. Hdt. See To
    ace. sail.

    , ,, , , ,
    Influenced, inspired by Christ, ov, Eccl. ; Circumnavigation, contr. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    ov, Eccl. To circumscribe, Hdt. Plat.
    A learning of the doctrine of CJirist, Eccl. Circumscribed, ov, Thuc.
    \ -
    ,,, ,
    Christening, an Attic festival at the naming of the child was A circumscribed space, Thuc.
    ,
    ;

    called Ar. Lys., also Dem. See yanTOv, Thuc.


    Isae.
    -, -,
    ,
    ,\
    . ,
    Smith's Diet, of Ant. in v. who also gives Circumspect, ^Esch. Soph. Hdt.
    ov, contr.
    , as another name for the festival, and also
    not recognised in Liddell and Scott's Greek Lexi- Circumspection,
    Plat.
    Theogn.
    Dem.
    ,
    Xen. See Cautious.
    ;

    Soph. Eur. Plat. ; ,


    ,
    con,and for which the writer in Smith's Diet, gives no authority. Dem. Xen. Isoc. See Caution, care.

    , ,,
    , ,
    ;

    Chromatic, Circumspectly, Plat.


    ,
    , -
    A chronicle,
    History.
    yo,
    most usu. in pi. Hdt. Xen. Plat.

    ',
    See

    ', ",
    Circumstance,
    post. Horn, and lies. ;
    , Horn.
    Thuc. Eur.
    Omn. ;

    ,
    ;

    ,
    To chronicle, Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Plat. Dem. Xen. Dem.

    Chronicler,

    A
    A
    chrysalis,

    ,
    chrysanthemum,

    ',
    ,
    Time. Xen. Antipho. See To record.
    yo,
    Pind. Hdt. oyoypao, Thuc.
    Hdt. Xen. Isoc. Plat. See Historian.

    , ,
    ,,
    ;

    Arist.
    Diosc.
    ; oyoo,
    ',',
    Under

    ,
    ,
    , ,
    ,, ,
    Thuc. ;

    -
    the circumstances,
    Circumvallation,

    -,
    To make lines of circumvallation,
    Thuc. Xen. Dem.

    -,
    Thuc.
    Thuc.

    Hdt. Thuc. Xen.


    ;
    sine cas. or
    ,
    Dem.
    ;

    c. ace.

    , , -,
    Church, Eccl. To circumvent, fut. aor. 2.
    A
    A
    A
    churl,
    churl,
    rich churl,
    i. e.
    Horn. Eur.
    a miserly man,
    &, 6, Eupol.
    Hes.
    sync,
    2. , Horn. Ar. Hdt. ;

    Circumvolution,
    Ar. ;
    fut.

    Soph. ;
    mid. Dem.
    Ar. Plat. Xen.
    aor.

    Churlish,'a7repo'KaAos, ov, Plat. Xen. Plat. Sec Revolution.


    81
    ; ;;

    ,, , ,
    ,,,^, , CIRCUS. CLAMOUR.

    ,
    Circus, Pind. Hdt. Plat. ; 'aywv, , Hes. Pind. A victorious city, iEsch.

    A
    Thuc.

    ,
    cistern,

    , ,', , ', Hdt. Ar. Alex. Hdt.


    The guest of a
    Near or neighbouring to
    city,
    a city,
    iEsch.

    ,
    ; often in prose as
    A

    A ,
    cistus,
    A citadel,

    citation,
    Plat.
    To cite,
    ,
    Eur. Isoc. Thuc. Dem.;
    Eur. ;

    Dem.
    &,
    ,
    ,,,,,, ', , ,,,,,, ,,,
    Xen. iEschin.
    ,
    Ar.
    , Theoph.

    ,,
    mid., aor. 1.
    and

    Dem.

    ,
    iEsch.;

    iEschin. ;
    Horn.
    ,
    aor. 1. pass.
    .iEsch.
    iEsch.

    Ar.
    subst. iEsch. Eur.
    Deprived of one's city,
    Ruling a city, also living
    Protecting, defending, upholding

    Plat.
    , no neut. Pind.
    ov,
    Hdt. Thuc.

    yEsch. ;

    ov,
    in one,

    ;
    cities,

    iEsch.
    ,

    iEsch
    ov,
    no neut. Eur.
    ov, iEsch.

    Pind.
    ;

    iEsch. Eur. Ar. Hdt.


    ov, Pind. Ap. Rh.
    ov, h. ;

    -,
    ; ;

    in pass. sens, Ar. Lys. Dem. ; fiit. in fem. , Hdt. iEschin. ; Epith. of

    , ,,
    ,

    ,, ,,
    Att. Andoc. Lys. Dem. ; Lys. Dem. ; Jupiter, Arist. ; ov, Anth.
    only in pres. Dem.; and poet,

    ,
    mid., in aor. 1. Plat. Loving the city, used also by
    A Horn. Horn. Pind. Soph. Hdt. Thuc. Trag. Pind. iEsch. Eur. Omn. Att. prose.

    , , ,, ,
    citizen,

    ,
    ;

    , ppyo, ov (as
    Dem.

    , , in fem.
    iEsch. Eur. Hdt; in fem.
    , Omn. in fem. ;
    Ar. Hdt.
    Rh. ;
    Soph. Eur. Plat.
    ;

    ,
    . , Horn. Pind.
    ;
    ,
    For
    iEsch.
    the safety

    Destroying cities,
    of the city,

    ov, Horn.
    sacrifice,

    ;
    prayer, etc.)

    Horn.
    , , Soph.; , Eur. , Hes. Pind. iEsch. ; and poet, ,
    A private citizen, as opposed to those who hold office, ,, no neut. JEsch. Ar.

    , , ,, ,,,
    , ,
    iEsch. Eur. Thuc. Prince of the city, Pind. Eur.
    A
    ,, ,
    citizen of a little state,
    The whole body of citizens,
    Ar. Xen. iEschin.
    Soph. Lys. (, ,
    The manner and icise way of ruling a city,
    Ellendt in voc) Soph.
    opyai (see

    A fellow citizen,
    in fem. ;

    ,
    Your fellow citizen,

    , ,
    Ar. Theoc.
    Soph.
    ,
    , Pind. Soph. Eur. Ar. Isoc Dem.
    ,
    iEsch. Eur.
    To tlie city,

    The city surveyor,


    Horn.
    Lord of the city, (epith. of Gods),
    Horn.

    Isoc. Plat. Dem.


    ;

    iEsch.

    , , - , ,,, ,,
    They made him their felloio citizen^ Hdt. The office of city surveyor, Arist.

    ^, ,
    The citizens of tlie city, iEsch. 0/"or belonging to the city surveyor, Plat. Arist.
    You being as it were a citizen of the world, ' ye- city surveyors office for transacting business,
    Isc. Plat.
    To be a
    and aor.
    citizen, and oftener -, mid., c. prep. pass. To be city surveyor, Dem.
    Xen.
    1. pass, in intrans. sens. Ar. Thuc. Xen. Dem. ; Civil, i. e. relating to the state,
    mid. Thuc. Isoc. mid., sometimes among fellow-citizens, ov (war), Horn.

    ,
    ; c. Civil, i. e.

    ,
    ,
    and ace. Dem. and ov, Ar. Plat. Xen. Dem.

    ,
    Civil, e. polite, a, ov,
    -, -,
    i.

    Lys. Isoc.

    ,, -, ,,,
    To be a fellow citizen,

    ,
    To admit as a citizen, Xen.
    and mid. Thuc. Xen.
    -iv, Plat.
    Plat. Isoc.
    Xen.
    ; neut. gen. ace usu.

    ,
    Civilly, Isoc.

    ,
    To establish as citizens, to bring together to live in a city, Civility, Xen.

    ,
    Thuc. Xen. Dem. See To settle. To mid. Ar.

    ,
    dat.

    ,
    be civil to, c.

    (, ,

    ,
    Ar.

    , ,
    TJie rights of citizensJiip,

    , -
    Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Isoc. ; To civilise,
    To claim, Omn.
    in pass. Sol.
    ;
    ;

    c. gen. or c. inhn. Eur.


    Plat.
    Thuc

    , ), .
    Of or a Xen. Dem. ace. or c. gen. Ar. Thuc.

    , belonging to citizen, Plat. Xen. Isoc; mid. Isse.

    ,
    c.

    ,
    ;

    An

    , ,,
    e. g.

    the allies),

    ,
    ,
    -,-,
    army composed of

    -4s becomes a citizen,

    ,, -
    -,
    yva7 =
    citizens (as opposed

    Isoc.
    Xen.
    Dem.
    to
    Rh.
    one levied from among aor. 2.
    mid.
    gen. Ar.
    Thuc.

    fut.
    ;

    no

    mid. Hdt.
    fut.
    aor. 1. or
    aor. 2. -\,
    perf.
    imperf.
    Ar. Xen. ;
    no other
    imperf.
    tenses, c.

    ,
    ; ;

    A
    ,,
    Injurious to the citizens,

    ,
    city,
    ,,<, Horn. Hes.
    Horn. iEsch. Eur., poet. ;
    ., Plat.

    \, ,, ,
    fut.
    mid. c gen. Plat.
    Plat.
    ;
    ; c. gen.
    mid. Hdt.
    Plat. ;

    ,, ,
    ,
    for and also in Att. Ion. and Ep. also To claim as one's own, aor. 1. iEsch.

    ,, also Ep. dat. (ace also Hes.), Xen. Dem.

    ,
    also gen. Theogn. pi. and Ep. so ace To claim at law, mid. c gen., also c ace when it

    , ,
    ;

    Ep. Ep. pi. dat. Isoc. has dual has the force of obtaining in consequence of such a claim, Isse.

    ,
    ;

    ,,,
    and

    -
    (the prose writers always use in this
    sense with the article, while the tragedians usually omit it),

    , &, ,, ,
    Dem. Arist.
    To claim beforehand, before it is due, mid. Plat.

    ,
    Omn. ; gen. in Trag. Horn. Trag. Hdt. Thuc. To claim in opposition to another, mid. aor. 2.
    Xen.

    The mother
    ;

    Plat. Isoc. ;

    , -
    city,
    Trag. Hdt. Thuc Xen. ;

    ^, , ,
    Call.
    , Pind. Hdt. Thuc. ; one's father's

    , Isoc.
    Eur.
    of the rival claimant, or
    ;

    e
    mid., e gen. of thing claimed, e dat.
    and gen. of the thing, Thuc. Xen.

    ,
    ,
    city, , Antiph. To claim in return, or as an equivalent, Thuc

    ,,
    ;

    A fortified city, Eur. Orat. ap. Hdt. Thuc.


    , 4

    Of or
    A new
    Hdt. Xen.
    belonging to
    city,
    a city,

    iEsch.
    Theogn. iEsch. Thuc ^,
    To claim as damages (and
    Ar. Isoc. Dem.
    To claim a share of property on account of a
    set them down in the indictment),

    debt owed to one,


    A y.o,
    ,
    great , no neuL mid. Dem.

    ,
    city, (epith. of cities),
    yva,

    ,,,,
    Pind. Eur. have been beaten,
    Making yos, They claim not to

    , ,
    , no

    ,
    great, Thuc.
    cities

    , , neut. Pind.
    Living in a
    Inhabiting or having four
    city,

    Eur.
    cities,
    , Critias.
    ,
    ,, ,,, ,
    no neut. poet.

    ,
    We do not claim

    A Claim,
    the kingdom in opposition to tlie king,
    Xen. See Demand.
    , Hdt. Thuc. Antipho. ; ,
    Having three cities,
    Having a hundred

    , cities,
    , no neut. Pind.
    ,
    no neut. Horn.

    , , ,
    , ,
    ,
    Thuc. iEschin.
    Clammy,
    To be clammy
    ;

    ov,
    Thuc.
    Hipp.
    , ; , Xen.

    ,
    ,
    ov, Eur. (as a corpse), Soph.
    Having many
    Oftlie same city,
    A ruined city,
    cities,

    or a city
    ,
    having no constitution,
    , no neut.
    no neut. Soph.
    Call.
    ,
    ', ,, , Clamour,

    Time
    Horn.
    Horn. Pind. .Esch. Eur. ;
    ;
    iEsch.;
    ,
    ,
    ;
    Omn.
    Att.
    ;

    for
    Horn. Eur. ;
    Horn. Pind.
    '.^EscIk;
    '-
    iEsch. Plat. Kpaoyr], Eur. ; Thuc. Xen. Dem. ; 6, Eur. ;
    82
    ; ;;

    , ' ,
    , *,, , , ,, , ,
    CLAMOUROUS. CLEAR.

    Noise.
    Eur.

    ',
    ; &, Pind. Soph. Eur. Thuc. Plat. Xen.

    ,
    See They clasped one another's hands,
    Slie clasped his hand, ' , Horn.
    Horn.

    Clamourous,
    5, ov, contr. ovv, iEsch.; Clasping his hand, Pind. See To hold,

    ,, , ,
    To

    ,
    ov, Plat. Ar. Plat. ov, take.
    ;

    See Noisy.
    ; ;

    A Eur. ,

    ^
    Call. class, ittepls, Plat. Plat.
    &, Dem.
    ;

    , ; ;

    Ar. Omn. Att.


    &, Dem.

    ,,
    To raise a clamour, prose. Xen. Plat. ; Isae.

    ,
    To have a clamour raised against one, To and

    ,
    pass. Soph. class, c. ace. Plat. Lys.

    A
    A ,,
    Clamoured against,
    clan,
    clansman,

    .
    , ,
    epos,

    ,
    ov, Thuc.
    Horn. Hdt. Plat. Isoc.
    iEsch. Ar. ,
    Belonging
    A
    To
    belonging to
    clatter,
    to the same class,
    the same class,
    perf. Horn.
    ov, Arist.
    Arist.
    See To clash, To make

    , ,
    Clansmen, Ar. a noise.
    To be a clansman,
    gen. Dem.
    , ,
    only pres. and imperf., c. and To make
    imperf. Horn.
    to clatter, Horn. Ar. ; only pres. and

    ,
    Presiding over, protecting a clan (as a tutelar deity, etc.), A clatter, Horn. Soph. Eur. Thuc. Xen. ; Eur.

    ,
    ,', ,
    Plat. Dem. Cratinus (junior). Ar. Dem. See Noise.
    (t,
    The chief of a clan,

    ,
    a Scottish chieftain,

    , , , for the
    (not however at
    was
    all answering to
    elected to his
    The

    A
    clavicle,
    Xen. Dem.
    ,
    Horn.), , Horn. Soph.

    ,
    office), Dem. clause, jEschin. ; Arist.

    ,
    Clandestine, a, ov, and os, ov, Horn. iEsch. With but one clause, ov, Arist.

    , ,
    ;

    ,,
    ,,, ,, ,
    Horn. Trag. Hdt. Xen. Plat. a, ov, and os, ov (of love,
    ; With long clauses, ov, Arist.

    ,
    etc.), Horn. Eur. ov, Pind.
    ; Pind. iEsch. ; A claw, , Horn. Hes. Pind. Eur. Hdt. (prop.

    ,
    ;

    Soph. Plat. Xen. a, ov, and ov, Hes. Soph. Eur. , of birds, but also beasts), iEsch. Soph. Eur. Theoc.

    ,
    ;

    ,
    Thuc.

    , ,, , ,
    ;

    Clandestinely,

    , , ,, ,
    a, ov, and
    ov, Menand. Call.
    Horn.
    ov, iEsch. Soph. Eur. Andoc.
    ov, Theoc. ;

    Horn.
    ,
    ; ; ,
    With crooked claws,
    Soph. Arist.
    With strong elates,
    ;
    , no neut. Horn. iEsch.
    . no neut. h.
    , no neut. Horn.
    \,

    ,,, ,, - ,,
    Horn. Ar. Plat. Dem. iEschin.
    Thuc. ; Pind. Soph. Xen.
    Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Plat.
    Pind.
    Horn, for
    and superl. ;
    Pind.
    h.
    ;

    ',
    ;
    ; With straight claws,
    With many chws,
    no neut. Arist.
    ov, Arist.
    Resting on elates (a vessel or table), , iEsch.
    iEsch. Eur. Antipho. Anth. ; To claw, i. e. to seize in its claws, no perf. Horn. Pind.
    > ; Soph. Eur.

    ,
    Plat. ; Plat. Dem. See To tear.
    T/ie challenge was not made clandestinely, xnrb To crook one's fingers so as to make them look like claws,

    ,,,
    Clang,

    , , , , ,
    ,
    Horn. ;
    Dem.

    ,
    See Clash.
    Horn. Pind. Soph. ; , Clay,
    Potters clay,
    Antipho.
    Soph. Eur. Hdt. Plat. Dem.

    ,
    iEsch. ; Eur. Arist.

    ,, &, , , ,
    To Clang, fut. perf. Horn. ; Made of clay, ov, iEsch. ; Isoc. Dem.

    ,
    ;

    ,
    Ar. Horn. yEsch. ; Horn. Hes. ; only pres. born of clay, ov (epith. of the Giants), Call.

    .
    and imperf. Horn. ;
    imperf. Horn.

    ,, ,; *,
    Horn. ;
    Horn. ;
    in poet. imperf.
    only pres. and
    Hes.
    To carry
    Clayey,
    clay,
    Thuc. ;
    Ar.
    Hdt.

    ,
    To clang, as armed men walking, Clean, Horn. ; Horn. ; ov, Menand.

    ,
    Theoc.

    , ,
    Clanging, with a clanging noise,

    ', , ,
    Hes.
    (),
    Ar.

    ,
    To clap, sine cas. Theoc. c. dat. ; Cleanly, adv. Xen.

    out

    ,
    iEschin.

    , , ,
    , , or

    ,
    ,
    of the thing'applauded by clapping, Theoc. ;

    ,
    ,
    ^,
    ,
    Hdt. Xen. ; like
    with or with-

    so as to applaud, c. ace. rei, Menand. ;


    like Xen.;
    Ar.

    Eur.; Ar.
    To

    To
    clean,

    clean (cloth),
    no perf. though there
    pass, to be purified, Horn. Soph. Xen.
    Plat. Xen.
    ', no perf. act., perf. pass,
    is perf. pass,

    ;
    and aor.
    Ar. Plat.

    aor. 1.
    L

    ,
    A .

    ,
    clapping, and Ar. Plat. Dem. Ar.
    ,
    Theoc. Mel.
    ;

    To clean one thing from off another, so as to make look bright, -


    ,
    it

    ,
    ,
    ;

    A clap of thunder, Omn. See Thunder. no perf., c. ace. and gen. Eur.

    , ',
    ,
    Claptrap (in speaking), Pherecr. To wipe clean, Xen.

    A
    , , ,,
    To

    To
    , ,, ., , ,
    To use claptrap,
    Clarify.
    clarion,
    clash, , , ',,,-
    See To make
    See Trumpet.
    Horn. ;
    perf.
    ,
    mid.
    clear.
    Omn.
    no perf. Horn.;
    Dem.

    ', ,
    To sweep clean,
    To be Clean,
    A cleaning,
    Cleanliness,
    fut.
    Ar.
    , ,,
    Ar.

    Plat.
    Xen.;
    See To cleanse.

    , Hdt.

    ,, , ,no perf. Horn.;

    ,
    only in pres. and imperf. Horn.
    no perf. Horn. Hes.;
    2. 3d sing, from unused pres. Horn. ;

    , ,
    [Horn. ;
    only in aor. 2.
    aor.

    ,
    Xen.
    To cleanse,
    iEsch. ;
    Horn. Soph.
    to cleanse oneself,
    ,
    ;

    -,
    Ar. Xen. Plat.
    mid. Hes. ;
    ;

    , ,,
    Horn. ; mid., as the bridles clash murderously, fut. Plat. (Com.) ;
    Theoc. Ap. Rh. Call.
    iEsch. To cleanse oneself, mid. Ar. Hdt.

    ,
    , ', , , ,
    To make a clashing noise, act. See To clean.

    -
    To clash two tilings against one anotlier,
    To cfash, i. e. be opposed (q. v.),
    Ar.
    Plat.
    To
    A
    cleanse from below,
    cleansing, ,, Plat.
    Hipp.

    Horn.

    ,
    pass., fut. I. mid. Cleaned (newly), ov,

    A
    ,, clash,

    ,
    in pass. sens.

    Horn. Eur.
    , , (
    Horn. iEsch. Eur.
    Much. Eur.;
    Hdt. Thuc. Lys.
    Horn. iEsch. Xen.; ; ?, ', ;

    -,
    Fit for cleaning,
    A cleanser,
    Clear, i. e. evident, visible,
    yEsch.
    Hipp.

    ,
    Horn. /Esch. Soph. Hdt.

    ^, ,, , , , ,, , Omn.
    ,
    ,, ,
    Eur.; h. Pind. Eur. Hdt.; iEsch.; Plat. Isoc. ; ov, and ov also Horn.),
    Eur. ; Arist. ov, Omn. Att. ;
    Pind. Hdt. a, bv, and bs, bv,
    A
    ,,
    ,
    Clasp, Horn.; Horn. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen. Ap. Omn. Att. ; Omn. post Horn. ; /Esch. ;

    A
    Rh. ;

    ,
    garment clasped on,
    Soph. See Buckle.
    ), Theoc. Eur. ; ^,
    Soph, (see Evident), i. e. bright or transparent, Horn.
    and in Att. more usu. avvb, Horn. Pind. Soph.

    ,, -,, -, , ,,, ',


    ;

    Theoc. Eur. ; a, ov, and sometimes Att. ov, Hes. Eur. Ap. ,
    To fasten with a apb

    ,
    clasp, mid. Horn. Theoc. Ap. Rh. Rh. ; ov (of water), Hes.; (in every sense
    To clasp, no perf., aor. 2. and opt. of clear, as a clear light, a clear truth, a clear voice, etc.) Omn.

    Pind. Soph. Eur.


    (but imperf. pass,
    also irreg. part,
    ;

    and -),
    fut.
    no mid. or pass. Horn.
    perf.
    Ar. Hdt. Plat.
    -' Hes. Att. ;

    Clear (as a voice),


    Mol fern,
    Ar. Plat.
    Omn.
    Horn. Hes. Pind. Eur. Plat.
    poet. Plat. ; pb,
    ;
    a, bv, also
    ov,
    83 2
    ;
    ; ;
    ;

    ,
    (of a man), Dem. , ,
    ,
    ',
    ,,,
    Horn. XiyvcpOoyyos, ov, Horn.

    ,
    Ar. ;
    Theoc. Mosch. ; , ,,
    ,
    ov,
    CLEAR,
    ; , often
    Thuc. Xen.
    c. infin.
    ;
    Omn. post Horn.
    ov,
    CLOAK.

    Arist.
    ;

    ;
    Pind. Soph. Eur. Hdt.
    iEsch. Soph. Hdt.

    , y,
    , ,
    Soph. Hdt. Plat. Xen.

    ,
    Clear (as clear profit),
    , &,
    Clear, i. e. innocent of, etc. (q. v.),

    ,- as
    revenue of thirty minae clear each year,

    , , ', ,
    c. gen. Horn. Pind.

    from Avhich he received a


    '
    Dem.
    ,
    Thuc. Xen. Plat.

    /cos
    Eur. Plat. ;
    Ar. Theoc.
    Xen.
    (de re), Ar.
    ;

    Plat. Isoc. iEschin.


    Thuc. Plat.
    Soph.

    ;
    ov, Ar.
    ;

    ;
    Eur.
    Eur. Plat.
    Ar. ;

    ov, Plat. ;

    , ,
    Clear of, adv., i. e. free from danger of, out of reach of, Thuc.

    ,
    c. gen. Clever at evil, ov,

    ,, ,
    ,
    iEschin.
    ,
    iEsch. Dem. ;

    ,
    , ,, ,
    Clearly, i. e. distinctly,

    ,, ,
    c. gen. Soph.

    ,
    Horn. Pind. Trag. Xen. Antipho ;
    sibly, evidently, ivapyus, and Ion.
    Horn. Hes. Ap. Rh, ;
    Theoc. i. e. vi-
    iEsch. Hdt. Dem.
    Soph. iEsch. ;
    ;

    Hdt.
    Clever in his
    Pherecr.
    Clever at all things,
    Cleverly,
    compar.
    own conceit,

    Soph. ;

    Thuc.
    ov, Plat.
    Eur.
    ov,

    Dem.
    ;
    Ar.

    Ar.
    ;

    Ar. Plat. Isoc.


    ;
    ov,

    , -,, ,
    ; ; ; ;

    , ,
    ,
    Thuc. Dem. Dem.

    ,
    Eur. ; iEsch. Eur. ; comp. Plat. Ar.

    ,
    ; ;

    , Pind.
    , , ^, superl. in pos. often formed with h. A man clever in any thing,
    ,, Pind. iEsch. Eur.

    To

    '
    clear,

    Xen.
    ),
    To clear out a
    ,,
    Hdt. Omn. Att. to speak,

    , ,
    To sound clearly, enjoin clearly,
    Horn. Soph. Plat. ;

    , , ,,
    ;

    trench,
    c. ace. of the

    thing cleared, gen. of the thing removed, Horn. iEsch. Hdt. Plat.

    ,, , ,
    ( , ,
    Horn. Ap. Rh.
    no perf. Soph.
    ;

    Xen.
    Theoc. Cleverness,
    Att. prose
    , Thuc. Antipho. Dem.
    iEschin. Arist. ;
    Cleverness in one^s
    A clew,
    ;
    Omn.

    own
    ,
    opinion,
    ;

    Horn. Eur.
    ,
    Ar. Hdt. Thuc.
    ayxfvoia, Plat. Arist.
    Arist.
    Pind. Eur. Hdt.

    Plat.
    ;

    ;
    Omn.

    -) , ',
    To clear away earth, Eur. Thuc. A client, ,, Plat.

    ,,,,, , ,
    A ,

    -, ,
    To clear a country (as pioneers), no perf. act. Hdt. cliff, Horn. Pind. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. ;

    ,
    To be char (whether bright, evident, or notorious), \Horn. Soph. Ap. Rh. ; Omn. poet. Xen. Plat. Isoc.
    pass. iEsch. Eur. ,
    h. Pind. Soph. Eur. Ap. Rh. ; Soph.
    ,
    , of a charge,
    To only nom. and ace. sing. Simon. iEsch.

    ,, , '.
    clear oneself (fut. aor. 2. Eur. ;

    Eur. Eur. See Rock.

    "',
    ;

    ,
    To make clear, iEsch. Xen. ; Xen. ; Of a cliff, Eur.; Ear. Hdt.

    .,,,, ,',, ,,, ',-,', -,',-, --


    iEsch. With lofly cliffs, ov, Pind. ov,

    ,
    ;

    , , Horn. Hes.
    ,
    Clearing (epith. of the south wind),

    Theoph.
    Clearness,
    voice,
    To cleave,
    -, ,
    A clearing (round the roots of trees),
    ,
    .iEsch. Plat. Antipho
    Hdt.
    aor. 1. often
    ;

    perf. act. not used, but


    Plat.
    ,,
    ; of
    Orph. See High.
    Haunter of clifs,
    Climate,
    A Climax,
    To climb,
    -, -,
    Hdt. ;

    -,
    , -,-, in
    ai

    -, -,
    perf.
    aor. 2.
    , , Anth.
    ,
    act.
    Hdt.
    Arist.
    part. usu. contr.
    etc., fut.
    aor.

    ,
    Horn. ,1.

    ,,
    Horn. Ap. Rh.
    , ',
    , ^, ,
    ;

    , ',
    aor.
    ,
    pass,

    -
    ,yv,
    2.
    ;

    Horn. ;
    Horn.;

    perf. pass,
    Horn.;
    only in pres. part. Horn. ;

    esp. in aor.
    aor.
    2.
    1.
    fut.
    and

    ,
    Xen.
    aor. 1. (only in mid.)
    Ar. Thuc. Xen.
    aor. 2.
    ;
    ;

    (-),
    -,
    sync,
    aor. 2. part,
    Horn. ;

    perf.
    Horn. Hes. Eur.
    fut.
    Horn. Trag.
    Horn. ;

    ,
    and pass,
    Xen.
    .
    -, , , ,
    Rh.
    ,
    ;

    ^, ,
    ',
    ', ,
    ; Arist. ;
    Horn.Hes. Pind. Soph,
    Horn. Xen. Plat.
    Ar.
    (esp. a path through the sea,
    ;

    ;
    Horn.
    ; To climb over,
    Xen. esp. hills,
    mid. Ar.
    Horn. Eur. Hdt. Thuc.
    Xen.
    ;

    ,
    ;

    the air, etc.), Horn. Pind. Ar. Horn. Hdt. Plat. ; To make to climb, in. pres. 1. and fut. 1. and aor. 1. act.

    , , ', , -
    rare, except in pres. Horn. aor. 2. pass. ; Horn. Hdt. Hdt. Xen.;

    Soph. To clinch (as an argument), Xen. Plat. Lys. Dem.


    To cleave to,
    , , ,
    -
    mid., fut. imperf. To Cling to, mid., imperf. fut. and
    aor. 2.

    To
    ,, , ,
    '^,
    cling to.

    be cloven, ,
    , -- ,,, , ,,
    c. gen. Eur. Hdt. Lys.

    pass. Horn.
    Xen. Dem. See To aor. 2.
    imperf.
    c. gen. Horn. Hdt.

    and
    c. dat. Horn.,
    aor. 2.
    mid.,
    often
    and
    c.

    act.
    gem. augm.
    c. ace.
    ;

    Soph.
    and
    ;

    , ,, , ,, , ,
    pyo,
    , y, , Eur. Theoph. mid. generally, and esp. as a suppliant, c. gen. and sometimes c.
    Cleft,
    .

    ,
    ; ;

    Arist. in fern, (epith. of rock), Rh. ace. Horn. Call. c. gen. Horn. ; pass., c.

    ,
    ; ;

    Easily clef, ov, Horn. ; ov, Theoph. ; perf. act. part, and poet,

    A
    A ,
    , , ,,,, , - , ,
    ,
    Cloven-footed,
    cleaver,
    cleft, , Anth.

    ground), Horn. Ap. Rh. ;


    ,-
    , (in a
    ,
    ,
    later
    Arist.
    Ar.
    , Horn.
    See Foot.

    . Rh. ;

    Horn.
    (esp. of
    c.

    Soph.
    and
    Eur. Hdt. ;

    Horn. Eur. Plat. Theoc.


    dat.
    aor.

    pass. c. dat. Horn. Eur. ;

    ,
    2. act.

    c. dat. Plat.

    c. gen. Eur. Hdt. Lys. Xen. Dem. ;


    mid.
    c. dat.
    ;
    part,
    or c. ace.
    c.

    Horn.
    dat.
    ;
    Horn. Soph.

    c. dat.

    ,,
    hill, etc.),

    -, -,
    ;

    Pind. Soph. Eur. Plat. ; , Hes. Eur. c. gen. Hdt.

    ,
    h. ; aor. 2. Eur. ;

    ,
    ;

    py,
    ,
    ,,, , ^, ,,, ,,
    Hdt. Plat. ;

    ,
    Eur. ; iEsch. ; Ar. ; c. gen. Hdt. fut. aor. 2.
    , ;

    ',,
    Clemency,

    ,
    Clement,
    Eur. ;
    ,
    Arist.

    , ,, ;

    ,
    Pind.
    pyb,
    ;
    Bi.
    Horn. Eur. Plat. Antipho.

    Horn. Ar. Lys.


    Eur. Plat. ;
    Xen.
    ;
    Dem. ;

    Theoc.
    Omn.

    Soph.
    A
    c. gen. Thuc. Lys.

    Clinging to,
    Clinging to,
    One must cling to,
    pass. c. dat. Plat. ;
    mid., only pres. and imperf. Arist.
    ;

    c. gen. Thuc. Plat.


    ,,
    c. and gen. or
    and
    Plat. ;

    c. dat. Plat.
    ,
    poy-
    Xen.

    Clemently, Dem. Isoc. Clio, Hes. Pind.


    A Clerk, ypa, Dem. iEsch. Thuc. Xen. To

    ,
    ; clip, Thuc. Lys.
    Dem.
    ', , ,
    A cloak,

    ,
    ,
    iEschin. Horn. Ap. Rh. ; Horn. Trag. Theoc. ;
    oyp, 'oypa, .
    , ,
    <
    An under-clerk, Ar. Lys. Antipho. Horn. Rh. (always a in Horn.,
    v7yp,
    ,
    ;

    ,
    ;

    A fellow- clerk,
    To be a clerk, ypaa, Thuc. Xen.
    Isoc. but

    ,
    also in Hes., a Trag., though in nom. and ace.
    they oftenest use a), Horn. Hes. Trag. Ap. Rh.
    -
    'oypaa,

    ,
    , ,,
    ;

    ^,
    ,
    ,
    To be an under-clerk, (of finer materials), Simon. Menand. Hdt. Dem.;
    Lys. Antipho.
    ,,
    Clever,
    Plat.
    ov, h.
    times
    ;

    c. gen. rei, also


    84
    Horn. ov, contr. Att.

    c.
    ;

    a, ov, Pind. Ar. Thuc. Xen. Antipho.


    ov, iEschin. Arist.
    and gen. or ace, or
    ; , c. ace. rei, or
    c. efc
    ; ,
    ,, ,
    Horn.

    some-
    and ace,
    Ar. ;
    Xen. ;
    Soph. Eur. Hdt.

    Arist.;
    Menand. ;
    Ar. iEschin.

    Anac. Theoc.
    ;

    (esp. that worn by horsemen), Sapph.

    , Eur. Ar. Plat. Dem.;


    ,
    ;

    ,, ;

    Ar.
    ;;
    ;. ;; ;;

    , ,
    A
    A
    A
    A
    ,
    Lys.
    ,
    , ,,,,, ,
    ,
    ,
    ,
    ,
    ,,
    ,
    Isse.
    Plat. Xen.

    , ,
    single cloak,

    ,
    ,
    , ,, ,
    ,
    ;

    ,
    long coarse cloak,

    ,
    ,
    ,
    , Xen.

    cloak made of skins,


    woollen cloak,

    , ,
    ;

    ,
    iEsch.
    Soph. Eur. Theoc.
    Ar. Theoc.

    Ar.
    Soph. Hdt.
    rb, Ar.

    iEsch. Hdt. ;
    pi. ol
    ados,
    ;

    Ar.
    and
    CLOAK.
    ,
    ,
    ;
    ;

    , Xen.
    Close, adj.,
    nom.

    Eur. Xen.
    Horn. ;

    Close
    pi. fern.

    of battle,
    , i.

    ;
    Horn.
    e.

    Horn. Hes. iEsch.

    of a net, iEsch.
    ;

    ;
    CLOTHES.
    close together, in dense order,
    ?, ,
    ov, Horn. Ap. Rh.
    Horn. Hes.
    ; Soph.
    Horn. Thuc. ;
    ; ,,
    ands
    Horn. Hes.

    ;
    ;
    ;

    ov,
    Horn. Hes.
    ,
    only in

    iEsch.
    neut.
    Horn.
    ov,

    Xen.

    , ,
    A

    ,
    thick cloak, iEsch. Soph. Xen.
    A
    A
    A
    ,
    ,
    ,, ,
    ,
    sailor's coarse cloak,
    scarlet cloak,
    cloak, i.

    to, Thuc.
    e.
    Theoc.

    ,, , ,
    Ar. Xen. Lys.
    pretext to
    ;
    ,
    conceal intentions, etc.,
    rb, Thuc.
    ,
    ;

    '-
    Close

    ,
    In close order of troops,
    Fit for close fighting (weapons),
    See Combat.
    to, c. , and gen. or
    Horn.

    c. dat.
    iEsch.

    Horn. Plat.
    ; Msch.

    -
    ,
    aros, Antiph. ; euros, Plat. Dem. ; Close (as a man), i. e. not indiscreet, lies.;

    ,,
    , ,
    Plat. Plat.
    Like a cloak, Ar. Close, of style, Arist.

    ,
    Wearing a cloak, ov, Hdt. op, Close of an argument, Plat.

    ,
    ;

    Theoc. ; Hegesand. Close of a house, Thuc.

    ", ,
    ,, , , ,,,
    Wearing a Mack cloak, ov, Mosch. Close packed, Horn.

    , , ,
    at, a,
    Having no cloak, ov, Simon. One who fights in close combat, Horn.
    Trailing a cloak,
    A ivant of a cloak, Eur. ', ', , , Plat. (Com.) Close, adv. in close order,
    to, See Near.
    c. gen. iEsch.
    Horn. ; Thuc. ; close

    The making, or the trade of making cloaks,

    , ,
    To wear a cloak,
    Xen.
    pass. Nicostr.
    Xen.

    ',
    , -, -
    In close combat,
    Horn. ;
    Horn.
    Horn.
    Thuc. See Combat.
    ,
    Xen.

    , ,(,
    ;
    ;

    ;
    Horn. ;

    Xen. ; -

    , ,
    To put a cloak on, on oneself, mid. simply, or c. ace. Folloiving close, Xen.

    ,
    of the cloak, Ar. Plat. (To shave, or by)

    ,
    to pass close, etc.), Hdt.

    ,
    To put a cloak on another, c. ace. pers. Anth. ; Thuc. See Closely.
    fut. aor. 2. Arist. Close combat, Horn. ; Horn.
    To cloak

    , , ,,
    I need
    Clock,
    ,
    , ,,, ,,
    not cloak

    Hdt.
    (intentions, etc.),
    Plat.
    my
    meaning,

    ,
    Eur.
    the instruments the Greeks used for measuring time were
    ,
    ?
    Hdt. ;
    perf.

    Hdt.
    Plat.

    (all
    To keep
    Soph.
    To keep close
    iEsch. Eur.
    close to, act.

    mid., imperf.
    to, intrans.
    and
    no perf.

    -,
    fut.
    act. c. ace.

    mid. and pass. Horn. h.


    as above, c. dat. Horn. Hdt.
    aor. 2.
    ;
    and dat. JEsch.

    c. gen.

    ,, ' ' , , , ,
    ;

    some sort of sun-dial),


    water), Ar., often called
    what
    and
    ',
    (an hour glass filled with
    , Dem. Dinarch.
    Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Theoc. ;
    To be close together,
    mid.
    in aor. 2.
    part. fern, sometimes
    or,
    c. gen. Hdt.

    and perf.
    ',
    Clock,
    Ar. ;
    o'clock
    Ar. ' is it ? ; Plat. ;
    ;

    To close up (as troops), Thuc. ;


    Horn.
    ,
    , , ,, , ,
    (Asking, etc.) what o'clock it was,

    ,
    Luc.
    ', Xen.
    To form in close order, intrans. pass. Hdt. Thuc.

    ,,,
    clod of earth,
    Pind. Theoc.
    Horn. Soph. Xen.
    Ar. Arist.
    , ; ,
    ),
    Xen. also ;

    Hdt.
    Hdt. ; so (subaud.

    ,
    , *6, ,
    ;

    A
    neut. Horn.

    , , ,
    ,,,,, , , ,,,,
    To Clog,
    Clog,
    Clogs,
    ,
    , ,
    ,
    Full of clods, breaking up into clods,
    Pind.
    ;

    Horn. Pind.

    , , Theoc.
    Plat.
    , no To bring into close action,
    any one brings

    Closely,
    .. .

    Horn. ;
    To track a person closely,
    Horn. ;
    as Ajax

    Eur.
    Thuc.
    yEsch.
    and if
    barbarian ships into close action with him,
    his
    . . .

    , , -,,, , ,', ,
    To Close,

    aor. 1.
    Horn, often
    fut. Dor.
    aor. 1. in in Att. fut.
    Horn. iEsch. Eur. Hdt. Thuc.
    perf. pass, and more usu. Closeness,
    Close array,
    Able to close itself up,
    Ar. Thuc. Plat.
    Thuc. ,,,
    ov (of an oyster-shell), Arist.
    Xen. Dem. Theoc. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Xen. Plat. Dem.
    ; A closet, Xen.
    Ap. Rh. ;Soph. Eur. Thuc. Xen. Dem. iEschin.
    ,
    A clot, iEsch. ; vEsch. Eur. ;

    ,
    ,
    ,
    Eur.
    Horn.
    ; ,
    , ,, ,, , , ,
    ;
    ,
    Ar. Xen.

    perf.

    Horn.
    Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    perf. not used in act. sens. Horn. Eur.

    , act.
    Theoph. Hipp., esp.
    Hdt. Lys.
    ;

    -, aor. 1

    close doors ;
    in aor. 1
    pass,

    ; for
    Archil. Soph. Ar., as, to close a
    ;

    aor.

    .
    ;

    1. , To

    To
    , of milk. Arist.
    Clotted,
    clotted,
    be clotted,

    be clotted round,
    Soph. ;
    iEsch.
    pass, in pres. imperf.
    (actually used only of sea water, ice, etc.), Horn.
    c. dat. Horn.
    ov, Soph.

    and
    ;

    in
    black and

    perf. act.

    ,
    ;

    house or imperf.
    ,
    Horn. Soph.

    , ; Cloth, ,
    only in nom. and ace. pi. and

    , dat. sing. Horn.

    , ,,,, , ,
    ;

    , ,
    To close (one's eyes), aor. 1. c. ace. perf. not in act. Linen cloth and sail cloth, Horn. Ar.
    sens. Soph. Ar. Xen. Plat., and intrans. c. perf. to be A cloth spread as any sort of covering, , pi. , and later
    closed, and also to close one's eyes (no passive is found), Horn.
    aor. 1. sometimes for both trans,
    ,
    Any
    Horn.
    large piece of cloth (whether sheet, shroud, robe, etc.), sail,

    ,, ,, - , , ,, , ,,,,,,,
    and intrans. h. Xen. perf. ; as a dying to (always a Horn., but also in lies., Trag., though in
    person does, ^Esch. no perf. Eur. ; either ; nom. and and pi. they prefer a), Horn. Trag. Ap. Rh.
    ace. sing,

    -
    one's own eyes or those of another, Eur.
    To close (esp. the eyes of the dead),

    ,
    aor. 2.
    (probably of wool, as it seems used in opp. to
    see Lid dell and Scott in voce), Horn.
    ,

    ',
    infin. poet, in tmesi, Horn. fut. ; Clothes, Clothing, Horn. Trag. Hdt. ;
    aor. 2. Plat. , Horn. Trag. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Dem.; Horn. Ar. ,
    , , ,
    To

    Eur.
    be closed (of eyes or

    Horn.
    Eager
    Horn. Plat.
    To close one's mouth,
    ;

    ;
    closed
    ,, )
    to close their swift
    , ,
    ' , ,
    doors, ,
    ',
    ,,',
    wounds),

    jaws upon
    Horn.
    (from

    the children,
    Pind.
    only in perf.

    only pres. and imperf.


    Horn.
    Simon. Eur.
    Rh. ;

    Thuc. Xen. Dem.


    .
    Ar. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.

    ment, Dress.
    only in pi. Trag. Thuc.
    Horn. lies. Pind. Eur. Xen. ;
    Trag. Xen. Plat.
    ;

    Eur.
    ;

    ;
    Soph. Eur. Ar.

    Isoc. ;

    ,
    ;

    at, ./Esch.

    Ar.
    no sing. Plat.
    ;
    ;

    ; Soph.
    Ar.
    See Gar-

    85
    ;;; ;;

    ,
    Woollen

    ,
    Scantiness

    , ,
    Badness of clothing,
    ,,
    , ,
    , ,
    clothes,

    ,
    of clothing,

    , ,
    ,',
    ,.
    CLOTHE.
    Rh.
    Eur.
    Eur.
    ,,
    Cloudless,
    Cloudy,
    $, ov, Ar. ;
    COAGULATE.
    ov, for
    , Pind.
    '.
    ;

    ov,
    Horn.

    Thuc. ;
    ov, Hdt. Arist.
    ov, Ar.

    , , ,
    A clothes seller, Critias ; fern. Arist. ; Arist.

    , ',
    ,
    Athen. To be cloudy, Ar.

    ,
    To
    ,
    ,
    for

    , ,
    ' ,
    clothe, act.

    '
    c.

    ,gem. ace.

    ',
    often used metaph., as, clothed with

    ',
    in fut. 1.
    perf. pass,
    for
    imper.
    strength,
    ',
    and aor.
    part, ',
    1. Cloven-footed,
    ov, Arist.
    clown, '/,
    ;

    "-,
    Arist.
    Horn.
    ov, Eur. Hdt.

    ; "/,'',
    ;

    Ar.
    Plat. ;

    , ',
    Horn. in imperf. act. perf. pass. part. Clownish, ov, Ar. Plat. ov, Ar. Plat.

    ,
    ; ;

    (more common even in Att. than


    *
    ,

    ,,,,
    Horn. a, ov, and ov, Plat. ov, Plat.

    ,
    ; ;

    ,, , ',
    Pind. Hdt. Xen. Ap.
    Horn.
    ,,,
    garment, Plat., aor. 1.
    ',
    which is very rare,) in aor. 1. act. and perf. pass. Horn.
    Rh.

    - ;
    only in aor. 1. imper.

    in tmesi, and Horn.


    ;

    c. gem. ace. c. ace. pers. dat. of the


    Clownishly,
    Plat.
    Clownishness,
    To cloy,
    '-',
    fut.
    compar.

    Plat. ; 'aypoiKia, Plat.


    perf. part. act. in pass. sens,
    Plat. ;

    , , ,, ' , ,,,,^,
    Xen., perf. pass. part. Ar. Horn. Ar. Xen. perf. pass, etc. etc., c. gen. of thing with which,
    Ar. Pind. Horn. gen. of the thing, Theogn. See To

    ,
    Plat. sate,

    ,
    ; c. ; ; ; c.

    gem. ace, and later c. ace. of garment, dat. of person, Horn. Eur. To satiate.

    and
    ,, , - ,,
    , , , ,,
    c.

    in aor. 2. mid.
    ,
    aor. 2.

    ,
    dat. or c.

    Ar.
    and
    c.
    dat. Eur.
    gem.
    ;

    ace. or c. ace. pers.


    in pass. sens. Ar. ;

    Ar. Xen.
    c. dat. Eur.
    and dat.,
    club, Horn.,
    Horn. Soph. Ar. Hdt. Xen.;
    A club of people,
    Thuc. Isoc. Dem.
    Eur.), Horn. Eur. Hdt.;

    Thuc.
    Eur.;

    Plat. Dem. ;
    and
    (
    Theoc.
    poet. ;

    ,,
    ,,
    c. gem. ace. ; only in aor. 1 . ;

    To clothe on all sides, Plat. Dem. ^Eschin.

    ,
    ,
    ;

    ,
    To clothe oneself in, mid. and pass., esp. in aor. A member of a club, Ar.

    ,
    1.

    ,
    and

    , ,, ,, ,,
    ment, Horn., so
    ace. of garment, also
    Pind. Hdt. Xen.
    ,
    perf. pass,

    , ,, ',, ;
    c.
    and
    with also
    pluperf.
    mid.
    the gar-

    ace. of limbs, dat. of garments, Horn.


    in
    c.

    augm. tenses
    fut. 1.
    c.

    .,
    ace. of

    also c. dat.
    Made members of
    Thuc.

    Carrying a club,
    Having a heavy club,
    ;

    To club together, unite in a club,


    Horn. ;
    tlie

    Dem.
    pass. Thuc.
    Hdt.
    same club, as adj.

    ,
    ,

    ,,,,, ,, , ,,, ,, ,-
    of the limbs clothed, Horn. Ar. ; mid., and perf. pass. Call.

    ,,,
    vEol. Hes. Sapph. ; (of things that want To form a club, be a club, Anth.
    trying on, as sandals, gaiters), in aor. 1. mid. and Clumsy, Soph. Eur. Plat. Lys. Dem. ov, ;

    pluperf. pass, for Horn. Eur. ov, Ar/; a, bv, and bv, Xen. ,
    act., and aor. l.mid. Horn.
    c.

    ;
    ace.

    as if from
    and
    ; in pres.
    aor. 1.
    Clumsily,
    ;

    ov, Xen.
    Ar.
    ; '~/, Xen.
    Xen.
    ov,
    mid. aor. 2. act. perf. ;

    ,
    fut. mid. ace. of the garment, Horn. Soph. Clumsiness, Soph. Hdt. Plat. Dem.

    ,
    c. ;

    , , ,
    ,
    Eur. Ar. Hdt. Plat. in aor. 2. act. and Plat.

    ,
    ;

    pb,

    ,,, ,,,,,,,, ,, ,
    irreg. imperf.

    , ', ,,
    garment, dat. of limb, Soph.
    Horn. mid. c. ace. of
    only in fut. -o>, Horn.
    with ace. of garment, dat. of limb, or with dat. of
    garment, ace. of limb, aor. 1. Horn. Eur.;
    ;

    ,
    ; A cluster,
    , Omn.
    A cluster offlowers,
    In clusters,
    etc.,
    Horn. Ar. Plat. Xen.

    Horn.
    pi. ,
    ; of grapes,

    Mosch. Anth.

    , \,
    mid. Horn.

    ment, Eur.
    ,, ; Horn. Eur. Hdt.
    c. dat. of limb, Hes.

    ; mid. Theoc.
    Ar.
    mid. c. ace. of gar-
    mid.,
    ;
    ;

    ;
    Clustering, in beautiful clusters,
    Soph. Mel.
    With abundant clusters,
    To cluster (of people),
    ; Rh.
    Anth.
    only in pres. and imperf. Horn.
    . no neut.

    ,
    also Ar., aor. 2. Eur. Ar. ;

    mid., aor. 1.

    To
    To
    ,, ,,,, , ,,, ,, ', ,
    ,
    be clotJied in black,
    clotlie
    , ,
    part,

    (metaph.) a state with


    Hdt.
    in aor. 1. mid. and in perf. pass. c. ace. Ar. Hdt.
    c. dat. of garment, ace. of limb, Eur. ; mid. Plat.
    Arist.
    honour, power, shame, etc.,
    ;
    ; Hes.

    To

    no
    ;

    collect, To crowd.
    only 3d pi. pres. and imperf. Horn.

    cluster (of grapes, flowers, etc.),


    To Clutch,
    perf., but irreg. part,
    See To

    aor. 2. and
    Omn. poet.
    pass.
    opt.
    Theoph.

    aor.

    , , ',', ,
    ;

    , , , - ,^,
    etc. Ar. Xen. Plat. 1. c. ace. or c. gen. Horn. See To grasp.
    ,
    Dem.
    Isoc.
    ;

    ,
    Clothed in might, insolence, etc.,
    etc., Thuc. Andoc. Xen.

    etc.,
    Clutch,
    A
    A
    clyster,
    coach,
    Trag. Xen. Call.
    ', , and
    >,
    later
    iEsch.
    Hipp.
    , and
    pi. ol,

    Hdt. Xen.
    ;

    later
    Antiph.
    ,
    Horn. Hes.

    -
    Horn. ;
    Horn. ; Theoc. ;

    , , '/,
    A covered coach, See Carriage, Chariot.

    ,
    Clothed, ov, c. dat. Eur. ; Soph. Soph.

    ,
    ,
    ;

    , , '',
    A

    , "-
    c. ace. or c. dat. Eur. Hdt. ov, Eur. COachmaker, Horn. Trag. ; Ar.
    Not clothed, badly clothed,
    ;

    , Coachmaking, Theoph. '*/, Theoph.

    ,
    ovos, Horn. ; ;

    ,
    vos, ov, Simon.

    -
    wanting, Pind. Eur.

    , ' ,
    Clothed in black,
    , ,
    ov, sometimes

    -
    ;

    ; ', ovos, ,
    c.

    \ , Xen.
    iEsch.
    gen. of the garment A Coachman,
    ,, Pind. Soph.
    Horn.
    ,
    See Charioteer.
    ; ;
    Horn. ;
    Horn. Xen.
    Pind. iEsch. Eur.
    ;

    , ,
    ;

    Bacchyl. ( poet.), iEsch. ov, Eur. To be a coachman, rare, except in pres. and imperf. Horn.

    ^,
    ; ;

    ,,cloud

    ,,
    Hipp.
    , , ,
    (literal

    , ,
    -,
    ;
    ov ( poet.), h.
    and metaph.),
    ;

    Omn.
    Eur.
    poet.
    Ar.
    See Garment.
    Xen.
    ;

    ,
    See Charioteer.
    Coadjutor, Horn. Eur. ;
    , JEsch. Eur. Plat. Antipho., fern.
    iEsch. ;
    ,

    , - , ',
    ;

    Omn. Arist. Soph. Eur. , Hdt. Xen. Hdt.

    , ,
    , ,
    ;

    ,
    ; ;

    A
    -,black cloud,

    , ,
    Dwelling in the clouds, ruling, collecting the clouds,
    Xen.
    , Xen. See Assistant.
    Coadjutrix,
    . ,, Eur. ; Xen. ; -
    ,
    Horn. ;
    Pind.

    ,-
    -
    , Horn. ; Pind. ,

    ,,
    ;

    To be a coadjutor,

    , ,
    Rh.
    c. dat. Soph. Eur. Xen. Plat. ;

    ,,
    To cloud, Alex. Arist. Ar., also intrans. to ; c. dat. iEsch. Eur. ; mid. fut.

    , ,
    be under a cloud, i. e. unfortunate, and to be cloudy or gloomy aor. 1. c. dat. Plat. Xen.;
    in look, Eur.

    epyois
    Love clouded by mind,
    ' ',
    Metaph. to cloud the glory of Athens ivith impious actions,
    Soph.

    To cast a cloud over good deeds,


    Horn.
    Pind.
    esp.

    To coagulate,
    Horn.
    in aor. 2.
    used in his sense, c. dat. Soph.

    To coagulate around,
    See To assist.
    pass., only in pres. imperf. and

    c. dat. Horn.
    infin. fut. 1. and aor.

    perf.
    1.

    mid.
    not

    86
    ;;; ;

    ,,,,
    Coagulated, ^,
    , , Soph.
    COAGULATED.

    ,
    , ,,,,
    Horn. Pind. yEsch. Eur. Hdt. Xen. Plat.
    COIN.
    ,
    ,, ,
    ov, ; Pind.
    Any thing coagulated (blood, foam, hone}', etc.), yEsch. Eur. Msch. Eur. See Pilot.
    Coal, Horn. Eur. olkos, , Eur. Ar. ; Cocytus, Horn.
    A A

    ,,,, ,,,
    coal merchant, Philyll. ; yEsop. code of laws, Lys.
    Like coal, Hipp. A codicil, , Dem.
    A coal-scuttle, Philyll. To add a codicil, Ar. Dem.
    A coal-basket, Ar. Coefficient, bv, Plat.
    Carrying a coal-basket, XapKaywybs, ov, Eur. Coequal, (t Horn., Hes., t usu. in Att. but not quite always ;

    ,',
    To coalesce, pass. Horn. Thuc. Xen. Horn, also has e'tcros), compar. Omn. See Equal.

    ',
    ,
    pass., perf.
    ;

    poet, and Coequally, ^,


    but usu. , Soph. Eur. Plat.
    '-
    Hat. Xen. See To unite.
    ,, To coerce, Soph. Eur. Thuc. Xen. Isoc. Dem. ;
    A

    ,
    Union.
    Coarse,

    , ,
    Coarsely,,
    coalition,

    Plat.
    Coarse (of people, manners,
    compar.
    Eur. Plat.

    etc.), ',
    ;

    and
    Dem.
    Plat.

    See Rude.
    See

    ,
    ', ,
    Coercion,

    , ,, ,
    Coercive, ',
    yEsch. Hdt.

    Plat. Arist.

    ,
    One must coerce,
    Omn.
    See To compel.

    a, ov, and

    ;
    yEsch. Soph. Eur. Xen.
    ;

    ov, Horn. ;
    Plat.
    ,

    ,
    Plat. Plat.

    ,
    , ,
    Coarsely in manner, etc., Theogn. Co-essential, Plat._
    ,
    ',
    ,
    ,

    , ,
    Coarseness, Hdt. Coetaneous, Horn. ; no neut. Horn.
    Coarseness of manners,

    , ,
    Coast, Omn. and
    Eur. Plat. Xen.
    ,
    See Rudeness.
    Hdt. Thuc. ',
    Pind. iEsch. Plat. Xen. ;

    ',
    Theogn. Theoc. ;
    Horn. Hes. Eur.
    ov, Soph. ; Xen.
    ;

    ,, ,
    ;

    , , Thuc.

    , , ,
    0;e, or of, or belonging to the coast,
    ; Hdt.
    - Coeval,
    To CO-exist,
    ov, Soph.

    ,,
    ,
    Horn. Soph. Polyb.

    ,
    ov, ;

    , , , ,,
    and Horn. h. yEsch. Sext. Emp.
    ov, os, ov, ov, Pind. Co-existence,
    7,
    .
    77, ;

    ,
    , ,, - - , ,
    A

    ,
    Theoc. ; Thuc. ; a, ov, and os, ov, Soph. coffer, Horn. Ar. ; Horn. Ap. Rh. ;
    Eur. ; Msch. Soph. Eur. ; ov, Anth. ,
    Horn. Simon. Hdc. Thuc. Eur. Hdt.; ; &,
    ov, Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. and os, ov, , Eur. Ar. Lys. See Chest. ,
    Msch. Soph. Eur.*Hdt. Thuc. yEschin.
    ; a, ov,
    . Rh.; To coffer,
    ;

    and mid. Soph. Hdt. Xen. Plat.

    ',
    also

    ,
    ;

    a, ov, and os, op, Hdt. Thuc. Xen. ; To be coffered up, pluperf. fut.

    Xen.

    , ,
    ov,

    , ,Thuc.

    ,
    ; a, ov, and os, ov, Hdt. Thuc. Hes. ; sometimes c. and ace. of the place where,

    ,
    ; ov, Thuc. Xen. Hdt. Thuc.

    ,,,,
    Tlie islandson tlie coast, at Thuc. A coffin, Eur. ; , in pi. Eur. ; , Hdt.
    TL dwellers on the coast, oi Thuc. yEschin.

    ,
    aor. 2.

    , ,
    TL part of Syria near the coast,

    ,
    ,
    To go towards tlie coast,

    , Hdt. Thuc. Xen.


    ^,', Xen.
    only in pres. and imperf. and
    A coffin-maker,
    passage,
    or
    Nub. 846, is doubtful), Ar.
    Cogency (of argument), ;
    (the reading of the

    thinking that these were the

    ,
    To coast along, pass. c. ace. Thuc. ; fut. most cogent arguments,

    , ,
    c. ace. or c. and ace. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Xen.
    '-
    A coasting voyage,

    A
    ,
    , ,
    Thuc.
    A coat,

    ,
    ,
    A leathern
    rough coat,

    ,
    ,
    , , ,,
    coat,

    ,
    contr.

    6,
    Thuc.

    ,,
    Omn.

    Ar.
    ;

    Eupol.
    -,
    ,,
    ;

    Euphor. Call.
    Cogent,

    Cogently,

    ,
    To cogitate (on),
    Omn.
    i.

    a, ov,
    e.

    ;
    convincing,
    and , ov, Plat.
    Plat.
    ;
    ( of

    only in pres. Horn. Hes.


    mid. Hes.
    ,
    an orator), Xen.
    (of an orator), Ar.

    See To think, To meditate.


    ;

    ; -

    , ,, , ,
    To coat with

    ,
    Having many coats,
    tin, Plat.
    , ,,
    Cogitation, Horn. Hes. Xen. Plat.
    ,
    ;

    ', Theoph. Omn. post Horn. ;


    Trag. Plat. See

    ,
    Having long coats,
    To coax,
    ,
    only

    ,
    in pres. act.
    only in pi.
    Hes. Theogn. Theoc. -
    Thought, Meditation.
    Cognisable (by law), ov, Dem. Lys. Dinarch.
    ,,
    ,
    ;

    ', , Soph. Xen. rare, except in pres. sine or ace, Cognisance, Lys. Antiph . See Jurisdiction.

    ,
    ; cas., c.
    pb

    ,
    or c. and ace. Pind. yEsch. for ; sine To cohabit, c. dat. h. Trag. Thuc. Xen. Isoc. ;

    {-)
    ,
    Ap. Rh.
    ',
    ,
    cas. c. dat. Soph. Eur. Ar. Hdt. Xen. Plat. Isoc. ;

    -,
    only in pres. Ar.

    , -,
    ;

    , , -,
    To induce a person by coaxing to do a thing, fut. no only in pres. c. dat. yEsch. Soph. c. dat. or c. and

    ,
    ;

    ,
    ,
    perf., c. ace. and inrin. Ap. Rh. aor. 2. c.

    ,
    dat. Soph.;

    ,
    fut.

    , ,,
    Coaxing, subst. Eur. Ar. Plat. Xen. ; dat. Xen. ; to cohabit previously, Hdt.

    ,
    Eur. Ar. Ar. Hdt. Plat.

    ,
    ; Isoc. Xen. ; Isse. Cohabitation, Plat. ;

    ,
    Coaxing, adj. ov, Theoc. See Concubinage.
    A cobbler, A ,
    -
    ,
    ov, Ar. Plat. CO-heir, Pind.
    To
    ,
    ,
    a cobbler,
    be

    ',, , ,, Plat. Xen.

    ',
    To cohere, pass., c. perf. act. aor. 2.
    ,

    ,
    Cobbling, Theoph. of two things cohering, or

    ,
    c. dat. esp.
    A cobweb,
    ", ', , ,
    Horn. Cratin. Xen.; Anth.; Plat. ;
    pass., c. perf. Anaxag.

    , ,
    yEsch. Eur.

    , '-
    no perf. act., c. dat. Plat. Xen.

    ,
    ;

    A
    ^,',
    , ', , -
    cock,
    , , , Pind. Simon. Msch. Soph. Ar. Coherent, ov, Arist.

    , ,
    ;

    ,
    , Theogn. yEsch. Xen. Dem. ; , ace. Coherently, yEsch.

    6 and Ar. Theoc. Msch. ; A cohort, Horn. yEsch. Soph. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. See

    ,
    ;

    Soph. Ephipp.
    ; Troop.
    ',
    Cockcrow,
    A
    A
    A ,
    , ,, , ,
    cockchafer,
    cockhorse,
    cockle,
    ,,
    , , , ,,
    , ,,
    yEsop.
    Ar.
    , yEsch. ap. Ar. ,
    A
    A
    coif,
    Eur. Hdt.
    coil,
    Horn. Eur.

    yEsch. ;

    ,
    ;

    yEsch. ;
    Horn. Ar. ;

    ,
    Soph. Eur.

    ,
    Msch. Epich. Hdt.;

    , ,
    Ar. Xen. Arist. Ap. Rh. yEsch.;
    ;

    .;

    ,
    Antiph. , Archipp. Anaxand.;
    ; , Rh.
    Arist. To coil, intrans. and poet, even Trag. pass.
    One who
    A

    , ,
    cockle-shell,
    catclies cockles,

    , , ,,
    Like a cockle-shell,
    Hdt.

    ,
    Like a cockle, of the cockle kind,
    A
    A , ,
    cockroach,
    Cockswain,
    87
    Xanth.

    , , Ar.
    o,
    , Epich.

    Horn. Pind.
    Ath.

    ;
    Horn. Theoc. ; to coil round, trans,

    Eur.
    A coin,
    ;

    ,
    Ar.
    ov, Orac. ap. Hdt.
    ,
    c. ace. of the

    thing or part coiled, dat. of the thing surrounded, Pind. Eur.


    Coiled, bv, Eur. with many coils,

    Eur. Hdt. Xen. Plat. Dem. ;


    ;
    ov,
    ; ;;

    , , ,,
    , ,,
    ,
    COIN.
    , ',, COLLOQUY.
    A
    A
    A
    To
    ,,, ,
    coin,
    ,
    silver coin,
    gold coin,

    ,
    small coin,

    , ,
    , ,,, , , ,\,, , -
    To
    use as coin,
    , Ar. Hdt/;
    Ar. Plat.
    Ar.
    Ar.
    Hdt.
    c. dat. Plat. (Com.)
    Theogn.
    Pind.

    Lys. yEschin.
    ,
    -,
    perf.
    Hdt. Xen.
    ;

    ,;
    ;

    ;
    mid., fut.
    Eur. Thuc. Plat. Xen.
    mid. Eur. ;
    perf. pass, -, -,
    ',-, -,
    fut.
    -
    aor. 1.
    ;

    perf.
    etc. (of

    aor. 1.
    money),
    Ar. Xen.

    etc. Eur.
    aor. 2.

    ,,,,
    Coined, ov, Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Eur. Hdt. Plat. ; no perf. Eur. Hdt. ;

    ,
    To coincide, Hdt. Thuc. Xen.

    ,
    not in fut. or aor. l.act., perf. Eur. Hdt. Xen. ; Ar.
    -,
    ;

    and aor. 2. part.


    aor. 2. -,
    etc. yEsch. Soph. Hdt. Dem.
    perf.
    Lys.; fut. oftener
    Hdt. Xen. Lycurg.
    mid., aor.
    Hdt.
    1.

    ,
    fut. aor. 2. ;

    ,
    yEsch. Eur. Dem. ; only act. Eur. Thuc. Xen. Isoc. Dem. ; aor. 1. infin., no other part
    Coincidence, Hipp. in use, Isoc. ; mid. Plat.
    Coition, , Arist. To collect (taxes, etc.), c. ace, often also c. ace. of the

    A colander,
    Colchis,
    ,,
    ?,
    ,,, , , ,, ,
    Ar. Plat.
    , and 1^,
    ace.
    See Sieve.
    . Rh.
    person from
    sense, Isoc.
    whom
    Dem.
    they are collected, perf. act. not used in this

    ,
    Colchian, Pind. Ap. Rh. Theoc. only in pres. imperf.

    ,
    To collect (troops, allies, etc.), fut.

    ,, -
    , ,,,
    Cold, subst. Horn. Horn. Hdt. Xen. 1. and aor. 1. Hdt. Omn. Att. prose.
    Plat. , Horn. Trag. Xen. Plat.
    ;

    ; Hes. Anac. To collect oneself (as a frightened man, beaten troops, etc.),

    ',
    ;

    yEsch. Plat. ; Soph. Eur. Hdt. , Hdt. Hdt. Plat. mid. Plat.

    ,
    ; ;

    Thuc. To collect by begging, Horn.


    The cold morning
    A becoming cold,
    , ,,air, aWpos, Horn.
    , Hipp. Plat.
    To
    To
    collect beforehand, before it is due,

    ,.
    Dem.
    . Rh.

    , ,,
    collect for oneself, Plat. ;

    ,4 being cold, a coldness, , literally, a coldness of Collect yourself, Eur. yEsch.


    &, ;

    , ,, ,, ,
    heart, Plat. Dem. He collected himself, Rh.
    A cold,, i.

    ,
    e.

    , ,
    sickness, esp. cold in the head, Hipp. The lion yarvning for his prey collects himself for a spring,

    ,
    Cold, adj. Horn. Horn. Hes. Simon. Eur.
    ; Horn.
    Ar. Ap. Rh. Horn. Hes. Ap. Rh.; , So, collecting himself, he sprang forivard, Horn.

    , ,
    ;

    ,, ', ,
    only in fern, (epith. of night, etc.), Horn. Ap. Rh. ; To collect (as a crowd does, etc.), intrans., pass. Horn.
    Omn. also
    ',
    -
    cold-hearted, Plat. Xen. and imperf. Horn.
    only in pres. only in

    ,
    ; ;

    Fond of cold,
    '- ov, Theoph. pres. and imperf. Horn. mid. and pass., aor. 2. mid.
    ;

    , -,', -, ,
    , ,, ,
    Unable bear cold, ov, Hdt. Arist. 3d pi. perf. pass. poet,
    ,
    ,
    to

    ', ', part. sync,


    To

    ,
    many
    be cold,

    , - -, -,
    contractions are
    pres. opt.
    made in
    as if from
    instead of ,
    Ar., and
    e. g. infin. pres.
    Horn.
    Horn.
    ; mid. and pass. Horn. Pind.
    mid. Horn. Hdt. ;
    ; fut.
    ;

    -, -, ,,-,
    ,
    nom. Eur. Hdt. Xen.

    ,
    for part. pres. dat. sing. for aor. 2. perf.
    sing. fern, for Horn. Ar. Hdt. Plat. Xen. pass. Hdt. Xen. ; fut.

    ), -
    ; Isoc. ;

    ,,,
    Ar. ;
    pass. Hdt. Plat. ; Arist. aor. 2. usu. by sync, perf. Thuc.
    Cold, adv. coldly, Ar. Plat. Xen. ; fut. Hdt. ; only pres. and

    ,
    Colder, piyiov, Horn. imperf. Thuc. Xen. Arist.

    ,
    Colic,
    Like
    To

    -,
    To
    colic,
    liave the colic,
    collapse,

    ,, Ar. Hipp.
    Hipp.

    fut. , ,
    pass. Diosc.

    ,
    perf. aor. 2.
    ,
    To collect around, intrans,,
    only pres. and imperf. Horn.

    ,
    To be collected (in mind),
    yEsch. ;

    ,
    ',
    mid. Horn.

    Soph. ;
    , Eur.
    ;

    , , ,,
    ,,,,
    no aor. 1. Xen. Hipp. Collecting oneself, only in nom. Horn.

    ,,
    A
    ,
    Collapse,
    collar,

    ,,
    Eur. Ar. Xen.
    Leon. Tar. See Necklace.
    Wearing a collar,
    The collar hone,
    ov, Theoc.
    Xen.

    '',
    Horn., for ,,
    Hipp.
    ; ; for a dog, -
    ,
    Ap. Rh. ,
    One must collect,
    Collected (of a crowd),
    Xen.

    only of people, Horn. Soph.


    ;

    Pind. Eur. Thuc. Xen.


    Hdt.
    Plat.
    only of people, only in pi. Horn.

    of a* army, Pind. ;
    ;

    ov, Plat.
    Horn.
    ;

    ov, Arist.
    ', ',
    -, -,
    ; ;

    Soph. Xen. Dem. Collected again, ov, Horn.


    ,
    , ,,
    To man,
    collate,
    -, fut. but esp. used in Collected, i. e. unembarrassed, etc., of a

    , ,
    aor. 2. etc., aor. 1 pass, Isoc. Antipho.
    .

    ,
    ,
    Dem. yEschin. You your

    ,
    not being collected in senses,
    A colleague,
    ", Dem. Eur.
    ,
    ,
    A colleague in command, , sometimes c. dat. A collection or collecting, , Eur. Thuc.

    A
    , - ,
    Thuc. Lys. Plat.

    ,
    Thuc. ;

    ,,
    Thuc. Xen. Plat. ;

    ,
    colleague in tlie office of general, Eur. Thuc. Plat.

    , ,, , , , , ,
    Modesty is

    , a colleague
    Soph.
    of Jupiter in

    The general of the Corinthians was Xenoclides, the son of Euthy-


    his kingdom,

    \
    Of
    A
    Dem.
    taxes,

    collector
    Andoc. Dem.

    (esp. of taxes, revenues, etc.),


    ; Thuc. Isoc.

    , ,

    ,
    cles, with four colleagues, Xen. ; Dem. ; Lys. ; ,
    Thuc. Dem. yEschin.

    ,
    To be a colleague, only in pres. and imperf., c. dat. Hdt. One who joins in collecting, c. dat. of the other col-

    ,
    Thuc. lector, Crobyl.

    Dem.

    , , ,
    To be a colleague in a generaVs command,

    ,, ,
    To collect,
    -
    Thuc. Xen. Dem. , ,
    ', -,
    trans, ',
    c. gen.

    no perf. act.

    ,
    Horn.
    Horn. Pind. Soph. Eur.
    Horn.
    -
    A collier,
    Fond of colliers,
    Collision,
    Theoph. .
    yEsop.

    yEsch.
    Rh.
    Ar.
    Hdt. Xen. ; ,,
    ,
    ; ; ;

    ,
    ;

    Horn. Hdt Plat.

    ),
    A

    -, -,
    ,,
    Isoc. aor. 1. for collision of carriages, Horn.

    ,
    ;

    ,
    only of collecting people, Horn.; aor. 1. To bring into collision, perf. aor. 2.

    -,
    (Arist. also has perf.

    , Horn. Ar. Xen.


    -, Dem.
    aor. 2. Horn. ; perf. pass,
    Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Dem. ; (a Horn., but usu.

    ,-, To collocate,
    .
    aor. 1. perf. act. pass.

    ,
    , a Att., a elsewhere), mid. Horn. ; no aor. 1., perf.

    ', ,
    aor.
    ,, Eur. Hdt. Plat. See To place.

    ,
    Horn. Xen. ; Horn. Pind. Ar. ; Collocation, Pind. Plat.

    ,
    Horn. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Dem. ;

    whom it is collected, Thus. Dem. yEschin. ;


    Hdt. ;
    esp. money, c. ace, also often c. ace. of the person from
    only in aor. 1. ',
    - A collop,
    A colloquy,
    Plat.
    Ar.
    usu. in pi. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. ; Isoc.

    88
    ;; ;;

    ,
    ', ,
    Colloquial,
    Collusion,
    Collusive,
    Colocasia,
    ,,
    ,,,,, ,, , , ,,,, ,,-
    -, , D?m.
    COLLOQUIAL.
    Plat.

    Plat,
    Nicander
    ;

    Xen.
    ;

    ;
    See Deceitful.
    Dem.
    Dinarch.

    Diosc.
    Dem.
    A breaker of colts,
    The breaking of colts,
    Cape Colonna, Horn. Hdt.
    Worshipped at Cape Colonna,
    COME.

    ,,
    Xen.
    Xen.

    Ar.

    ,
    A colonnade, or sometimes Att. Ar. Hdt. Thuc. A column, ovos, , Omn.; Horn. Pind. Soph.

    To
    Cratin. Xen.

    ,
    Portico.

    ,, ,
    Surrounded
    ,
    colonise, ,
    Xen. Dem. iEschin.

    , ,
    , ,
    tvith

    ,
    c.

    ,, ;
    ;

    a colonnade,
    ace. loci,
    ,

    aor.
    ados,
    Xen.

    1 .
    ,

    poet,
    rare, except in pi. Eur.

    ov, Eur. Hdt.


    Xen.

    for
    See
    Thuc. Xen.

    ,
    Eur.

    Eur.
    ; of troops,
    Att. contr.
    Supported by columns,
    ;
    Isoc.
    ?<$,
    Dem.

    ov,
    ,
    Hdt.
    ;

    , Xen.
    iEsch. Eur. Hdt. ;
    Ar. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.

    ovos, ,
    ;

    Soph. ;

    , , , , ,,
    no perf. act. Horn. Hdt. no perf. act. Xen. With high or upright columns, ov, Soph.
    ,
    , )
    To colonise a country, or to plant inhabitants as colonists, With beautiful columns, Eur. ; ov,

    ',
    Pind. Eur. Ar.. Hdt. Thuc. Isoc.

    -
    Msch. Eur. Hdt. ; Eur.
    ,

    ,,, , , , ),
    Thuc. Xen. ; Hdt. Thuc. Xen. ; Hdt. In column (troops), a, ov, and ov, Xen.
    yEsch. Plat. Arrayed in column,

    ,
    (sc. (sc.
    To plant as colonists, no other
    aor. 1.
    and
    from unused pres., ), men
    To lead
    Thuc.
    on in column, &
    tense, Horn. in aor. 1. aor. 1. pass, Hdt. so

    ,
    ; (sc. ;

    ,
    aor. 1. mid.
    Soph. Ap. Rh.

    , ,, \,
    to inhabit as a colonist, Horn. Hes. Pind.

    , ',
    (y, though Horn. poet, has v), c. and Sailing on in column,
    Xen.

    ,, Thuc.

    ,
    ;

    ,', , ,
    ace. loci, Eur. ; Eur. See To settle. comb, Soph. Eur. ; Ar. Plat. ;
    To inhabit as a colonist, pass, and mid. Soph. Eur. , Leon. Tar.
    mid. c. els and ace. loci, /Eschin. ; mid. To comb, Eur. Hdt.
    ,
    1

    ,
    Thuc.

    , , *,
    and pass. c.

    ', ,
    -; ,
    ,
    and dat. ore. els and ace. Hdt. Thuc. Plat. Isoc;
    mid. and pass. Hdt. Thuc.

    , ,,,
    ,
    To join in colonising,
    Hdt. Thuc. ;
    A colonising, or planting a colon}',
    See To inhabit.
    Eur. Thuc. ;
    Hdt. Thuc.
    Hdt.

    ,
    A combing,
    Like a comb,
    The comb of a cock,
    The comb or wattles,
    Eur.
    Xanthus.
    Ar.
    Ar. Arist.

    ,,
    , Thuc.
    ,
    ,
    The comb of honey, oftenest in pi. Hes. h. Hdt. Theoc. Plat.

    ,
    ;

    ' , , ,', , ,
    Thuc.
    Sol. Plat.;

    A colony,
    ;

    ',),
    ecus, , Thuc.

    Plat. Arist. ;

    ,, ,
    ,
    Thuc. Xen. Isoc. iEschin. ;
    Plat.;
    Arist.
    , Xen.; ',
    To Combat, and often
    pres. and imperf. Horn. Ap. Rh.
    Horn. ;

    imperf. c. dat. or c. prep. Horn. Hes. Pind. Tyrt. Eur.


    mid., only
    mid., only pres. and ;

    , ,
    at (sc. Hdt. mid. Horn. Hes.; pass., aor. 1. pass. poet,
    A leader of a colony, Hdt. Thuc. Isoc. ; rjpos, c. and ace. Horn. Hdt. ; pass., c. fut. mid.
    , Orac. ap. Hdt. Horn. JEsch. Thuc. and in

    , , ^, - ,
    ;

    A joint leader of a colony,


    -
    ,
    Pind. ; Horn, also opt. part, and
    Hdt.

    ,
    A colonist,
    '
    ',
    ,
    Hdt. Thuc. Xen. Isoc.
    fut.

    . Rh.,
    and
    c. dat.
    poet,
    or c. prep.
    ",
    Omn.
    aor. 1. pass,
    ,,

    ,
    ;

    ,
    Thuc.

    , , ,
    Forming a new colony, newly settled in a colony,

    ,, ,
    Having many colonies,

    , , , Mel.
    ov, Horn.;
    no perf.
    dat., also
    c.

    .
    dat.
    Pind.;
    Thuc. Xen.
    ,. ;

    ,.) fut.
    Soph.;
    no
    .
    perf. c.

    , ,
    Colophon, , Xen. Hdt. Thuc. Xen. See To fight.
    A

    ,
    Omn.
    Colophonian,

    , ,, ,
    Xen.
    ,, combat, Msch. Hdt. Xen.

    ,
    ; ;

    ,
    A Colossus,

    ,
    Hdt. Thuc.

    ,
    Colour,

    . , ,,
    vEsch. Eur. Plat.
    , , , ;
    (also Horn.),
    ,
    , Horn. Msch.
    Hdt. Plat. Xen. ;
    ; A single combat,
    Close combat, Horn.
    Hdt.
    ; Horn. See Fight.

    , , ,
    Similarity of colour,
    Variety of colour,

    , / , ,
    esp. of bright colour, iEsch. Plat.

    Arist.
    Xen. ; Arist.
    In
    Horn.
    close
    ;
    combat,

    Thuc. ; so
    Horn.
    Horn. ;
    ;

    Horn.
    Horn.
    ;
    ;

    Xen.;

    ,
    ',
    double colour,

    , ,
    Coloured, or of beautiful colour,

    , , -
    /, ,
    Arist.
    Ar.
    To

    ,
    fight in close combat,

    , aor. 2.
    ,
    sync, Thuc. Xen. ;
    Thuc. ;

    ,
    Slightly coloured, bv, Hipp. pres. part. imperf. 3d pi. Thuc. els

    ',
    ;

    -, -,

    ,
    All of one colour, ov, contr. Arist. Xen.
    , , ;

    , To defend oneself in close combat, Xen.


    , ,
    ov, contr. Arist.

    ,
    Of the same colour, Horn. Hes. Xen.

    ,
    ov, contr. Arist. Belonging to close combat, ar ov,

    Of two colours, ? ', ov, contr. -, , Arist. Fighting in single combat, or fit for, etc., ov, Msch.

    ,
    Of various colours,
    ov, contr.

    , , , ,, ,
    -, -, Arist.
    Horn. ^Esch. Xen.

    -, -, Eur.
    ; To fight in single combat,
    A combatant, Horn. Pind.
    Eur. Hdt. Plat.

    ,,
    , , , A

    ,
    Changing colour, ov, contr. combatant in close combat,
    ,, Horn,
    Of a strange colour,
    To colour,

    ,
    Hdt.
    Colourable,

    ,
    ;

    ,
    Specious. , , , ,
    ,
    ^,
    Hdt.
    aor. 1.

    ov,
    no

    Eur. Xen.
    perf. act.
    ,

    Dem.
    Eur.
    Horn. ;

    See Plausible,
    Ar.
    A combination,

    To combine,
    Ar. Plat. Xen.
    Plat.
    trans.
    ;
    ; of tones in music,

    only in pres. imperf.


    Omn.
    Eur. Plat.
    fut.
    ;
    iEsch.

    ;
    ;

    no
    Eur.
    Ar.
    and aor. 1. Hdt. Thuc.
    ,
    perf. act.
    Plat.

    h.
    Plat.

    , , ,
    Colourably, Thuc. See Plausibly. Isoc. Arist. intrans. only pres. and im-
    -,
    ; ;

    ',
    Colourless,
    ",
    Horn. Hes. Msch. Eur. ; Ar. Xen. perf. c. dat. Pind. ; and pass, (of associations or

    A
    -, -,
    colt,
    Ar. Andoc.
    ,
    Eur. Ar. Plat.
    Plat. Arist.

    ,,,, ,,
    A colt that has not shed his first teeth,
    Belonging to colts, Alcse. Soph.
    ,
    ;

    ;
    ov, contr.

    Horn. Pind. Trag. Xen. Plat.


    , -, but
    ov, Arist.

    ',
    ; ,
    Soph. Plat.
    better

    A
    clubs), Hdt. Thuc.
    Combustible,

    Combustion,

    Horn.
    ,
    , ,
    Plat. Xen.
    combustible (combustible matter),
    , Hdt. See Burning.
    To come, (to come to, etc.), ,
    See To join, To

    , ,
    Arist.

    ,
    Xen.

    pass, sine cas. or c. els,


    mid., only pres. and imperf.
    ;

    ', , ,
    unite.

    , ,
    ;

    , ,
    ,
    To breed colts, Lycurg. Isoc. ; Isae. Horn. h. Ap. Rh. pass., esp. in aor. 1.
    ;

    Breeding good colts, ov, Horn. ov, Pind. Horn. Eur. imperf. ',aor. 2. no other tenses, Horn.
    -,
    ; ;

    See Horse.
    TL breeding of colts,
    To break colts,
    Xen.

    89
    Eur. Xen. ; Xen.
    Pind.;
    often
    aor. 2.
    (and
    c.

    ,ace.
    mid. Horn.), only pres. and imperf.,
    Horn. iEsch. Soph. ;
    imper. ',
    mid. fut.
    perf. pass, in same sense
    ',
    ,
    ;
    ; ;;;

    '', no other tenses, Omn. poet.


    COME.

    ,', -, ,
    -, ,, , COME.
    e

    ,
    pluperf. ace. To come into office, aor. 2. act. and

    ',
    c. pass.,

    ,
    ;

    ,, ,
    or prep., in prose usu. prep. Omn. Horn. e mid.
    fut. e eis and ace Xen.

    ,
    c. c, ; ;

    ,, , ,
    Horn. ; Horn. Hes. Ap. Rh. ; To come on (as night, battle, etc.), esp. in aor. 2. 3d sing.

    ,
    c. ace.

    , , ,
    or c. prep,

    iEsch. Ar. ;
    c. gen. or
    and ace, sometimes
    c.
    c. dat. Horn. Hdt. Xen.

    ace. Horn. Pind. Hdt. Xen. ; irposiK-


    c. ace. or c. prep., also c. gen.

    ,
    contr.
    and
    mid. part,
    perf. mid. 3d sing,

    5, 5,
    pass. subj.
    sync.
    and pluperf. 3d sing.
    and also in Trag. aor. 2.
    Horn. iEsch. Soph.

    , , , ,
    Pind. Trag. Xen. To come forward, and
    Horn. ;

    Horn.
    imperf.
    , aor. 2.
    Dem.
    pass., c. perf. act.
    esp. so as to address the spectators in
    aor. 2. act.
    a the-

    , -,', , , ,
    part, pres. part, infin. ;

    ,
    ;

    poet, no other tenses, in Att.


    iraper. imperf. fjeiv, atre, only in pres. imperf. and aor. 2. Ar.

    ,), ,
    almost always used as fat. and sometimes in Horn., Omn.
    (besides the pres. and imperf. Horn, has also 3d sing,
    3d pi. and fut. mid.
    To come from one place to another,
    perf. and aor. 2. Horn. Plat. -,
    c. perf. and aor. 2. act., c. gen. of the place left, Eur.
    pass.,
    only in pres. imperf.
    ;

    ,
    imperf.
    aor. 1. mid.

    ,
    only the
    Dem.
    ,
    does, or an

    ( ', -, ,
    , , part.),
    enemy,

    Ar. Hdt. Xen. Isoc. Plat. Dem. ;


    etc.
    Omn. ;
    esp. in the sense of attacking, as old age
    Omn.
    ^set/it,
    ; (Horn, and Hes. have
    Horn. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.
    To come over a person (as a sensation, anger, love, etc. does),
    imperf.
    Eur. ;
    Horn. ^Esch. Soph. Xen. ;
    aor. 1. perf.
    mid., c. aor. 2. and perf. act., sometimes c. dat.
    e aor. 2. and perf. act.
    aor. 2. Horn.

    ,
    ;

    -,
    Time

    '/, , Hdt. Thuc;


    ; tenses borrowed from
    mid. and pass. c. dat. or sine cas. or c. es or
    Soph. Hdt. ; fut. perf.
    no other tenses, c. dat. or c. prep. Horn. Trag. Thuc.
    aor. 2.

    '-,
    ', ',
    to come into the house), Horn. Pind. no aor. ; ', Plat. ; only in pres. and aor. 2.

    ,
    Ar. ;
    ,
    , 5, , -, 5, ',,, 5,,5], -,,
    or perf. in Horn., and strictly always the present means " I am
    come," but the Attic writers do not attend to this much, usu. c.
    prep. Omn.
    ), Soph Thuc.
    ;

    iEsch. Hdt. Thuc. JEschin. ;


    poet.

    $),
    iEsch.
    Soph. Plat.
    ;

    ',
    ',
    contr. Att. (also in Horn.), Horn. Soph. Eur. Hdt.;
    only in 3d sing. perf.
    in aor. 1. act.
    in pres., c. dat. Soph. ;
    mid.
    fut.
    Sapph. ;
    Trag. ;
    and
    only
    only
    aor. 1. -'

    , ,,,
    Soph. iEsch. Soph. Eur. ;
    ; only in no perf., c. ace or c. dat. iEsch. ; contr. for
    -'/', no perf., e dat. iEsch. ;

    ,
    men, etc., Horn. ;
    ,
    pres. in this sense, c. eVt and dat., esp. as death comes upon
    mid., only pres. c. ace. or c. imperf. iEsch. ; Soph. Eur. ;
    only pres. and
    c. dat. Soph.

    , , ,
    prep. Horn. Pind. Soph.

    -, ,
    -,', -,
    and contr. pres. usu.
    used in fut. sense, c. ace. or c. prep. Horn. Soph. Eur. Xen., but

    , ,,-
    ; e dat. Eur. ; poet, pres. part. elsici)v,
    imperf. els or esyeiv, c. dat. or e ace Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Plat.
    ,

    ,
    very rare in the three last, or in any one except Horn. pass., perf. etc. c. dat. Hdt.

    ,,
    ;

    poet. ;

    ,, ,, ,
    aor. 2. from unus. pres., fut.

    Trag. Theoc. ;

    ',
    fut. rare, aor. 1.

    ,
    perf.

    ',
    Omn.
    no perf. Horn. Pind.
    esp. stealthily, c. ace. or c. prep. Pind.
    -,
    ', To come
    Eur.
    To come round,
    over, i. e.

    ;
    to deceive,
    Eur.
    fut.

    only pres. and imperf. Eur.


    aor. 2.

    ; '-

    ,
    iEsch. Eur. ; y'1 fut. yev aor. 2. perf. Soph. ; Hdt. Xen. ; Hdt. ;

    ,
    pass, mid. yiyova, c. els, or even c. ace. (necessity Hdt. ; pass. Plat. ;

    , , , , ,,
    comes upon me, yiyvercu), Horn. Hdt. ;
    to come upon so as to find, to come up with so as to overtake,

    ,,
    esp. in aor. 2.
    To come round (to
    Theoph.
    another's opinion), pass., c.

    -
    eta, all moods of pres. except indie, borrowed from e. g. aor. 2. act., e els and ace Hdt. ; e els and ace
    opt. subj. infin. part, part. pres. Xen.

    ,fut.
    has
    pres.
    ,
    pass, or mid.

    ,
    , -,,, -- , , ,
    , ,
    fut. act.
    ), ,
    (all

    c.
    and
    ace, once
    imperf.
    the foregoing are confined to Horn.), aor. 2.
    (Archil, also has aor.
    pres. mid.
    c. gem
    1. mid.

    Soph.,
    and

    Omn.
    and Eur. has a
    poet. ;
    ;
    also ' /ct-

    . Rh.
    To come round with, or togetlier,

    To come into properly,


    Isae. ; no perf., e els, Isae.
    e dat. Arist.
    To come by succession to a person (as property does),
    also by natural revolutions, as the seasons do. Hdt.
    Hdt.,

    c. ace or e prep. Eur. Dem.


    ',

    -,
    fut. no
    aor. l n aor. 2. more usu. sync, To come rapidly, only in aor. 1., c. dat. or e prep. Horn.
    (as always in Att.), perf. (very rare, except in some To come suddenly, also to come to a person's ears,

    ,
    c.

    , --,-^,
    compounds), in Horn, always 1st pi. sync, dat. or e ace Soph. Eur. Thuc. Plat.

    -, -,
    part, in Horn, and pluperf. To come after (in point of time), fut.

    ^
    Horn., (used in Call., Omn, ; aor. 2. perf. perf. pass, but pres.

    , ,
    every sense of to come, as a feeling or a calamity comes over and aor. 2. most common sine cas. sometimes e dat. Horn. Hdt.

    , ', , , 5, ',
    one, as income comes in, as a criminal comes before the court, Thuc. Xen. ; e dat., or sometimes simply to come
    etc.

    Thuc. Xen.
    Att.
    etc.),

    ;
    ,
    etc., c. ace. or c. dat.
    Omn.

    ;
    ;

    or

    also to
    c. prep.
    c. ace.
    come
    also,

    Eur. ;
    to come
    Horn. Pind. Soph. Eur. Hdt.
    Hdt. Omn.
    after (in point of time),
    against, to attack,

    c. dat.
    into, c.ace Eur. Hdt. Thue
    To come after, i. e. in search of,
    Thue Xen. Dem. e ace Eur.
    To come in (as revenue, income, etc.),
    5},
    ;
    e ace Soph. Eur.

    part. pres. os-

    ,,^ , ,), ,
    or c. Horn. Pind. Eur, Hdt. ;
    ace. c. dat. c. ace. or iwv, imperf. no other tenses, Ar. Thuc. Andoe Dem. ;
    c. Hdt. Omn. Att.
    prep. (very often, also, as a ; Hdt. ;Xen.
    sensation comes over one), c. ace, sometimes c. Horn. Soph. To come in besides, or on tlie stage, or simply to come,
    Eur. Hdt.;
    Hdt
    Plat.; '75, dat.
    no perf., c. dat. Pind.
    in aor. 2. ' Pind.
    Hdt. Plat. Xen. JEschin.
    To come (on the stage, or before a court of law), c. prep. ^,
    , , ,,', , ,, ,
    pass., esp. c. els,

    , ,
    ;

    Soph. Eur. Hdt.; Soph.; (by sea), Plat. Antipho, Dem.


    only in aor. 2. ace loci and (e. g.
    ,
    To come out, c. gen. Horn. Soph. Ar. Thuc. Xen. Dem.

    ,
    c.

    h. ; (by sea), fut. and imperf. only in pres. and imperf. and aor. 2. and perf. -,
    aor. 2. part, e prep, and some- ), e gen. Horn. Trag. Thuc. Xen. Plat. ; c.
    times e aee Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. c. ace or e gen. Omn. ; c. gen. or c. prep. Eur.

    , , ,
    ;

    ,-',
    ^',
    prep, or
    perf.

    , , , ',,- ,
    , ,
    e dat. Soph. Eur. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.

    Soph.
    aor. 1. or perf. Soph. Eur.;
    e ace Eur.;
    ;

    Soph.;
    perf.
    no
    Eur.;
    no perf. nor aor. 1 ., applicable to all things, Soph. Eur.
    mid., c. ace Eur.
    Plat.
    -6,
    ;
    ;

    aor. 1.
    To come togeUter^

    Hdt. Thue
    and gen. Plat.

    To come to a place where others


    Horn. Eur. Xen.
    ;
    c.

    esp. so as to aid,

    ivere (also as
    Hdt.
    ;

    money comes
    e dat.

    in),

    ,,,
    fut. perf. Isag.
    Hdt. Xen. Plat. and mid., only pres., e ace or c.
    ; -^ To come off (from a contest, etc.), sine cas. Soph.;

    ,,,
    els and ace or sine cas. iEsch. Eur. ; Xen. ; and pass, and mid., c. adj. or adv., e. g. tri-

    4 , ,
    e eh and ace Xen. Dem. ; (of a ship), Ap. Rh. umphantlv badlv /ca/ccis, so etc. Trag.
    To come injuriously to oneself, Horn. Ar. Ar. Hdt. "PJut. Dem.
    To come
    1. ,,
    into such
    (els ...
    and such circumstances,
    etc.), Isoe
    /', only in aor. To come to a point or subject in speaking,
    c. els and ace Dem. ; e prep. iEschin.
    e prep. Hdt.

    90
    ; ;;;;
    ;

    ,,,, ,,,, , ,,,, ,,,


    COMING. COMMAND.

    ,
    To come into one's head, in aor. 2. act. and ov, Eur. Ar. ; ov, Ap. Rh. ;

    perf. infin. sync, c. dat. Time. ; c. ace. Hdt. Arist.


    ',
    ,,,
    ,
    Come, imper. Horn. Horn. Eur. Ar., in Comfortable, Horn. Pind.
    ' ;

    ' pi. ; ov, only of persons,

    ,
    Horn.; 'aye, and pi. usu. c. etc., usu. Ar. Plat. ; usu. of things, iEsch. ; Crates.

    ,
    followed by imper. Horn.
    iEsch. Eur. Ar. ; ?,
    ', iEsch. Comfortably, Horn.

    ,, , ,
    ;

    Soph. Eur. Hdt. Plat. ; Eur. To be comfortable, live comfortably, Plat.

    , , ', , -
    Come along, Horn. Comfortless (hard to be comforted), ov, Plat.

    ,
    Phrases for to come, (in pres. and aor. 2.) Eur. See Miserable.

    )',,
    ;

    Eur. ; Eur. ; Eur. Comfrey, Diosc.


    *~!
    , '-
    ;

    (),

    ,
    Eur.; Eur. ; Comical, Horn. Eur. Hdt. Xen. Plat. Dem. ;

    ,
    (mid.,

    "
    c. aor. 1.

    ,
    pass, and fut. 1. pass.) Eur. ;
    Comically, Plat.
    To command, i. e. be commander of (an army, etc.),

    , ,. ,,,
    (in aor. 2. pass, iEsch. ;

    iEsch. only in pres. Horn. no perf., sine cas. or c.


    ; and
    are we coming of ? ; Eur. dat. Horn. only in pres., c. dat. Horn., c. gen. Ap. Rh.
    ;

    Things are come to this pass, iEsch. ; no perf., c. gen., sometimes c. dat. Horn. Trag. Hdt. Thuc.

    Who
    av

    ,,
    iEsch.
    could come up to such excellence (so as to praise

    , Isoc.
    it adequately) ?
    Dem.

    aor. 2.
    ;

    Plat. Xen. Dem.


    c. gen., or sometimes c. dat. Horn. Thuc.

    ',
    rare, except in pres. imperf. fut. and
    ;

    Horn. Pind. iEsch. Enr. Hdt. Thuc. Dem.

    ' , ', ,,, ,,-


    ,
    ;

    The kingdom came to Leonidas, is mid. c. dat. or e. gen. Horn. Trag. Thuc. Xen. Plat. ;
    Hdt. Soph. Hdt. c. gen. or c. dat. Horn. iEsch.
    ;

    It comes in with great weight, Pind. c. gen. or c. dat. Soph. Eur. Ar. Hdt. Thuc. Xen.,

    Coming to myself,
    The amount (of money) they came
    Isoc. See To recover. and -, pass, to be commanded, e.
    c. gen. or c. dat. iEsch. Eur.
    and gen. Dem.
    no perf., c.
    ;

    to, ;

    Thuc.

    , , , '
    Coming,
    ', -,
    (of years, etc.), Horn. Hes., also of calamity,

    ,
    gen. iEsch,
    Xen.

    , ,
    ;
    Soph. Hdt. Xen. ;
    ;

    c. a

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