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DY
CHARLES
M.
MOSS
REVISED EDITION
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Copyright, 1885,
By John Allyn.
In
this edition
it
which,
is
hoped,
make
it
much more
and
former was.
The
M. W. Humphreys, LL.D., of
the Uni-
Forest University.
this edition.
The
latter
445478
Corporation
http://www.archive.org/details/firstgreekreaderOOmossrich
PREFACE.
This
little
book
is
declension and
the present
indicative
this,
active
of the verb.
The
stories
are
graded with
through
is
all
and the subsequent progress of the pupils But it the declensions and verb forms, in view.
It is
pleasant
and rapid translation. The book has grown out of the needs of my owm work. An experience of some years with a volume scarcely fitted for the place it is hoped this will fill, has abundantly justified the belief that Greek for beginners can be made attractive, and that, therefore, far more can be accomplished in a given time than when pupils are launched into Xenophon from the Grammar and First Book. Aside from the questionableness of putting a classic author into beginners* hands, a procedure tolerated
Xenophon
and he
is
too
By
young student of feeling day by day that there is something left unfinished, and which, in the end, he may never complete, is removed. Besides, it may perhaps be no detriment that the stories are, for the most part at least, interesting enough to provoke voluntary effort to read them.
the disadvantage to a
vi
If
PREFACE.
any object
to first classes reading other than classic Greek,
in classical matters
pursued.
is
made up
of references to
words and phrases previously used. Several ends are reached by this, not the least of which is to encourage pupils to
similar
keep well
in
over.
Another,
one
In the matter of
words
in
it
A
to
most
make of a vocabulary
little
more
patience.
is
That benefit
supposed to
thereby greatly
this habit
is
abridged.
Anything that
will
tend to break up
and
a gain in
every way.
The grammatical
attention
is
same object
due attention
Where
called to cognates
Finally, the
ful
book
is
sent out in
and derivatives, and that only. the hope that it may be useis
at
at fault, a
gap
is
most
Charles M. Moss.
Illinois
Wesleyan UNrvERSixv,
III.,
Bloomington,
Aug.
i,
1885.
TABLE OF STORIES.
The numerals
are for the pages on which the stories (not sections) begin.
Where a
and occupies more than one page, the numerals are double.
Pagb
troublesome
wise,
Boy
foolish
i i
Penny
Pound
2
2
Honorable Scars Pedant learns about a Ladder He makes another Blunder Very bad Memory
3 3
3
Qualifications of a Ruler
'4
,
4
5 5
Decoration
Day
6 6 6
7
7
8 8 8
disagree
9
9
VIU
Procrustes'
TABLE OF STORIES.
Page
Bed
lo
clear Conscience
lo lo
lo
.
. .
The
Parthians
Cyrus pays the Penalty of Rashness Boast not Thyself Alexander's Victory and Offering Disobedience and fine Clothes
Penalty of questioning a General's Reputation
ii
1
12
13
14
14
15
the
Cock
Saying of Pyrrho
Law
15
16
16-18
18
Custom
of the Trausi
News from
Leuctra.
Athens puzzled
18 19
the
Farmer
20
He makes
Reason
21
21
The Fowler and the Partridge What make a Puritan laugh in Company
!
22
22
23
Drink steals away men's Brains I brand him as a Horse-thief The Frogs ask Zeus for a King Cock-fighting at Athens Good Advice rejected Epycides liberates himself
24
25 25
26 26
27
One Physician
less to kill
us
War
27 28
29
How
to cure Stage-fright
Anacharsis
visits
Solon
29 30 30
31
31
Rough Wooing
Filial Affection
at
Rome
32
TABLE OF STORIES.
The Herdsman's
I
IX
Page
Calf proves a
to
Dead Loss
33j
train
my Horse
be obedient
33 34 34
35
curious Disease
How
36
37 38
38
39,
Saved from Suicide by sudden Wealth The Ape and the Fishermen Wonderful Boys, these Ponus entertains a God the Result A hungry Bear meets a crafty Fox Fond of the Fine Arts
;
40 42 42
40, 41
4T>
Solon and Thales speak of Families Hermes, the poor Man, and Dives Diotimus sends a Hare to his Friend The law Courts of Athens
43
44 44-47 47-50
50
51,52
his wise
Men
52,
53
53
A
I
wonderful old
can
tell
Man
a stranger Story
54
55
56-65 65-68
The Story
Omen
from Zeus
69 70-78
79-8
81
Solon won back Salamis Menippus and Charon quarrel Croesus denounces Menippus to Pluto Polyphemus and Poseidon In Hades, Menippus wants to see the ancient Beauties Hercules and iCsculapius quarrel
How
83
...
84 86
^7
1.
Accu^OM
show
Then remember
that,
The
subject
often a personal
pronoun implied
verb as before
its
in the
verb.
b.
c.
It is as likely to
be found
after the
it.
An
infinitive is
more
finite
likely to
have
If there
is
no
verb to be seen,
co-rt
or
cto-t
is
often
left out.
e.
If the sentence
in
it
but nominatives,
article
the subject
may
often be detected
before
/.
it,
often use
there
;
'
as
'
there
is,'
or
there came.'
2. Do not think it necessary to know the meaning of every word before beginning to translate a Greek sentence into an English one, and least of all to hunt up every word in the
it
If
you
say,
'
He
*
is
man, and
you
*
would need no dictionary to tell you that and loves will complete the sentence.
'
good
'
or
patriotic
the
same way
Xll
a.
Many
it
giving
an almost word-for-word
the
first
Thus, taking at
sentence of story 79 'A certain man very poor being and likewise veiy unfortunate, desired himself to
random
kill,
It is clear
good translation will easily follow. b. For this preliminary work use the vocabulary as little as For a final translation you may need to refer to it possible. but to use it every time you meet a word whose meaning you do not happen to know at first sight is irrational, begets a distrust of your own memory, and ease in translation will be
enough what
means.
acquired with great
sense^ not
c.
difficulty.
and common
is
every
light
mind
article,
especially
if it
is
nominative.
a.
All
article
and
its
noun
constiall
and noun a
like
ei/
single clause,
which must be
a clause in brackets.
TroAet
Take
:
these
(2) 01
two sentences
avOpom-oL iv
(l j
ol
t^
avOpwiroc
Tt/xtJjvrat
iv rfj ttoXcl
must go
with
b.
closely with
ol
avOptoTroi,
the-men-in-the-city
ol avOptoTroL,
are
honored;' in (2)
TLfjiwvTat,
*
Iv ttj ttoXu
but
the
men
are honored-in-the-city.*
article
Sometimes
to
after
an
and
its
an adjective.
ol
avOpumoL
iv
ry
ttoXci,
Thus (i) 6 avrjp 6 ayaObs (2) ol Here the word or words introduced
:
by the second
article are
treated exactly as
article
if
;
and
its
noun
they
make
XIll
be construed together.
Thus
(2)
(I)
av't]^
6 ayaOos
oi
avOptJTTOL ol
= 6 ayaOos iv ry rroXei = iv
ol
avqp
the-good-man
avOpcoTroi
Trj TrdAct
the-
men-in-the-city/
c.
An
exceedingly
common
(It
construction in Greek
is
that of
if this
were a substantive.
slain,*
*
the
Greek.)
(i)
Often
;
'
it
'
Thus
her
(2)
ot ij/evcrdfjLevoi,
is
much more frequently in may be construed as a relative clause. those who lied ; rrj^ pacrikevovo-rj^, of
*
who
reigning
rh
<j>^p6pLvov,
that
which
is
being carried.*
But sometimes
it
may be more
'
neatly
ot i/^i;o-a/xvot,
(f^epofxevov,
is
'
the
liars
Trj<s
of the queen
d.
to
the burden.*
bjy
An
article in
Greek
his,
a possessive
sense will
its,
etc.
Common
:
7vhich
pronoun
*
to choose.
Thus
*
my
hands
eppr)$
tov Seafiov,
*
//
broke
its
*
according
to the context
subjects,*
e.
ini^ovari
tovs
vtttjkoov^,
etc. article
The
may combine
Thus
*
t6 XeycLv,
*
(literally
'
the
to Ovrjo-Kuv,
death.*
4.
avTos.
*
Tts.
is
a.
The same*
:
always 6 avros.
6 awT09 avTjp
b,
'Self* (if
it.
not reflexive)
is
it,*
before
Thus
'
he himself said
killed,*
avros ravra
^iircv
'
these
men
'
themselves were
itself,*
XIV
c,
some
*
one,*
'
some.'
But frequently
*
a certain
;
'
as
ravra
he gave
this to
certain man.*
means learn carefully the pronouns, particularly and oSe ; and no less carefully the adjective ovBcl^;, Such forms as Ta8c, ovrwa, and ovSc/xiW will then be easy to
5.
all
By
ovTo^y
ocTTt?,
handle.
6. Mind your stops, especially the interrogation point (;). Remember that often a pair of commas are used instead of parentheses, whereas a single comma makes a separate new
clause.
book a hyphen is put between the augment, and and verb-stem, and between the parts of most compound words. Thus c-retvov is a verb, and cannot be mistaken for a noun 7rpo--8tSow, the same ; but ev-epyirrjg, well7.
In
this
reduplication,
'
doer,*
'
benefactor
'
o-v/ii'iJiaxos,
*
prep,
o-vv,
fxdxofjiaL,
I fight,*
hence
ally.'
This device
hoped,
About some
and ;
special words.
= but
6ti
Do
= when,
since*
9.
The
following syllables
in all sorts
:
(among
occurrence
or 70V, or
"^ev,
as
yly-vojuLai,
I become, am
YV, as yi-yudf-ffKw,
I know;
XV
mit.
as
dl-Ba-fjLif
I give ;
Trpo-S6-rTis,
as
irep-dco.
voXcp., as iro\fi-4o9,
orra, as
4>av, as
<|>p,
<|>iX,
I pass ; trop-evca, I proceed ; ^fi-irip-os, a, ou, experienced, I make war ; vo\fiiK6st "h, ^Vy warlike. X-arTTj-fii, I place ; (rrd-Ofxas, station. a-ipayiis, fs, invisible, <paivcDy I show
\
as as
I give place
to,
retire ;
xp-^* (adv.),
10.
No
prepositions, unless
is
well to keep in mind that for which borrows the aid of the preposition, not the preposition which requires that of the case. Hence, just as you would not
more annoyance than the It them at the start. the most part it is the case
to
and
must
agree.
word to use for the preposition. them have a fundamental meaning, which, if kept in mind, will aid you greatly to the special meanings. Some are
here given
trp<S
:
8id
to^
in behalf of
of.
;
down
along,
during
(accus.).
== upon
on account of
(accus.),
TTopd
side of.
alongside of;
(gen.), at (dat.), to
the
irpds, at
to,
i.
e.
putting one
toward,
i.
e. to
position at or by.
II.
The
mean-
XVI
MIDDLE.
alpovfiai,
&7rT0}xai,
dpxofxai,
^
said of
man.
7pd(|>o>,
Ix>
I write. I hold,
7pd(t>op.ai,
^XOH^ai,
/ escape the notice of, / w^>^^ /^ r^dij"^. irclOft), I persuade. or^Xeiiov iroiw, I cause a war, crrcXXo), I send. (Tv^jiPovXevcD TivC, / advise any
XavOdvo),
iravco,
/ indict, / ^f?/flf on to; hence, am close to something. XavOdvo}xai, Iforget. 7ravo|iai, I cease. ireCOofxa^ I obey. irdXefiov iroiovp-ai, Icarry on war, <rTXXo(iat, / set out. <rv|j.povXvo)JLai tivC, / ask advice
w. gen.
one.
(j>ope(Oy
of any one.
Ifrighten.
/
ze/^/f^
<|>oPov^ai)
I fear
Tiva,
(not so
ao.
mid.).
<|>vXdTTa) Ttvd,
(guard)
<|>vXdTTOjiaC
/ am
one.
on
my
For
FIRST
GREEK READER.
I.
troublesome Boy.
avTov.
oiKiav
(f)o/3eL.
6 8e KOV(f)6'VOV<; icTTLP
ri
'
ava-^aivei
yap
IttL rr]v
inl rov
Ittttov,
/cat
yuKpav
KaXovficv rrjp
a8ek(f>riv ^E\eP7)P.
2.
ecTL
Koi
koX
ayaOrj.
rj
(fyiXel
avTov.
tyjv
dXXa iviore
Ke(l>a\r]v
/cafco? ecrriv.
ovp
rpocfyo^
TTatet
rrj
avTov. kol
avTov iv
oSai
ottov
lttttol
ideXei ovu to
Tp)(L
rpo(})o^
iirl
KaKOv
oiKiav
'
TraiZiov Kokd^eiv*
/cat
aXXa
rrfv
avrrj^;
/cara-yeXa.
ev
rrj
Se
^
Xeyei,
ovk
ecTTt
Trai^iov
X^P^
OVTO)
KCLKOV
icTLvJ*
3.
Kpirfj, Xeyet,
Ittttop
a)
<E>t-
KXeTTTTi^
e)((ov
TOP
ifjLOP
aTT-eXavpet.
60^
Icrrlv
vofxitfi}
^Ivai
top
KkeTrr-qv,
^AXe^avhpos*"
os
Xeyet,
*
kol
v9v<;
a\Xo9
eifjn,
avOpcDiros
Trdp-ecTTLV
'AXefai^Spds
ittttos
ov
ttjv
akrjO eiav
Xeyet"
yap
ovk avrov
icrriv,
cjs
oAAa Kvpov.
fcXeVrryg
aJj^/
OLKrj<;,
<I>tXt7r7ro9
vo[il[,l
8e,
olkovcjv
top Xoyoz^
rcSz/
ar9pco7ra)v,
aix^oripov^ KXenras
/xei^
Set roz/
Ma/ceSoi/tas,
TW
4.
Penny
wise,
Poundfoolish.
t^ avTOv
6
6
TTOs
e)Lt09 (f)iXos
Xeyet ort
cro(j)6^
ei^
X^P^
tTTTros
dpOpo}-
ot/cet
o^ ov
icrnp'
yap
auroO
/leXXet dpTjCKeip
/cat
on
'
6 d-p67)T0<;
/cat
dp9poiiro^, ov x}\op
rco
ittttw
Ittttco
Kpi6d<;,
aXXa ^uXa
Se,
\Wov^
raJ
et
Trap-
e;^ef
Xeyet
dpdyKT) ecrrt
icrOieip/
ixapOdpeup
^vka KoX
\i0ov<5
ovrco? TTOtet
dpdyKT]
okiyop
)(pvo-L0P
e;(et.
5.
Honorable Scars.
Ka\o<;
So/cet
X6yo9
01/
iOeXco
XeyeLP
icTip*
/ca/ccSg
irepl
BvoIp
(TTpaTicoTaLP.
6 fxep ov fcaXo?
/cat
epa
e^et
cl>p,
yap
Std
dXXa
T0V9 TToXe/Atovg.
'
Se
eTepo^,
dypoiKo<;
eTpai.^
Xeyet,
Se irpojTos
e/cet^o
to Trpoacoirop 6
[XLO'eLS,
3
ol
koKop
v(f)
ov,
yap
iycj
a>v ovtco
ayaOot elcnv
ov
(j>ai'p6v ecrriv
on
(TV
/ca/co9
et.'
6.
avOpcoTTOf;
tls
nepl
/cXt/iaACo?
piavOdvei rov
(f)L\ov
Kai 6 [iv
;((,.*
avTco,
'
'
rj
/cXt/xal"
o)
SeKa /3d0pa
6
;
8'
dv0p(O7ro<;,
(TTLv,
(fyiXe,
avro9
*
7.
He makes
[xev
another Bltaider.
dv9pa)7ro<;
eTTi'Oviiei
avTO<;
Trorapiov
Sta-
fiatveLv
(fyrjcrl,
'
/cat
inl^ to ttXoIov
eXaweu
;
'
6 Se ^1X09
tl /xeVei? enl
'
tov
Ittttov
a)<;
Ze dvOpoiTTo^
(j)r](TLU,
Td^icTTa hia'^aiveLvJ*
'^
very
bad Memory,
(j^iXco
09 a-pvijpcov
eiri-
aKovo)
7rpo9
ere 19
e/xe
Ovpcj ovv
e/>io9
ere
(Jyepeiv
e\ei
dSeX<^09.'
cTTt-
a'ToXr]Vy dXX'
ovk
ttjv
Kaiirep
7)pepa<;
ecTTLV.
(f)LX(o
nevre
ev
^KOrfvai^;
otl
ovtco*;
a'pvTjpoiv
(f)r)crl
*
7]K(op
Brj
ovv
*
et9
Ty)v
avTOV ^(x)pav
^l^Xlov
'
Tco
09
ipcoTa,
Trj<;
ttov ecTTL to
Trjs
ovoev
oXha
wepl
7rtcrToX:^9
Xeyovcrrj<;
<^epeiv
TO ^i^Xiov.^
9.
Qualifications of a Ruler.
'
dmjp
icTTL
Z
'
TlepLKXeL^,
Tt
*
'
TO TrpCJTOV, O TOP ap)(0VTa 1 eV v^ ^X^^^ /cat to Seure-, ort avOpojTTo^ ecrrt/ 6 8c -(^77,
'
pov
ort
Kara top
pojjlop
Set ap^eip,^
'
/cat
to
TpiTOV
IlepLKXeL,
(T
ot ^AOtjpolol cv-Sat/xoi/e?
ap^oPTa
/cat
XpPTe<;
09
ou
[JLOPOP
TavTa olaOa,
dXXa
OUTCO TTOiet?/
10.
Tpiap fiap9dpL.
fjLapOdpeiP Se
'
ov^
d-rjSes
fxapOdpeiP
6 Se StSdor/ca-
X09
TO)
SovXoi XeyeL,
'
(f>epe tco
)(eLV
)(prjcrLfir)
icTlp auToI.*
1 1
T/ie Deceitfuhiess
of Riches,
^^ptj/xaTa /cat TLiiLd}"
TroXXfj
icTTLP,
TifjLcop,
6 d8eX(f)6<; fxov,
Trj
noXXd
ip
TttTa
ip
oiKia
ett'at
/jtei^
e)(cop,
d'9vjiLa
OTL
/cXeVTa9
ip
Trj
TToXet d/covet.
v/jup Xe^co
Trj^ oiKia*;
TL TTotet.
lipaL, ip
/xeTct
rjfiepap
S^
Trj
(fyo/Sepol avToi
Xaynrdha
/catet /cat
ov/c cTTt
to
Xk)(0'^
dpa'fiaipeL.
TTyi' TrdXti^,
idikovai XafJL^dveiv.
tjBvs
ftei/
ovv
ifxol
jSto?
a-7j07]<;.
12.
Draco's Laws.
av7]p
/cat
TToKai
opofJLa
[lev
rjv
eV ^Kdrjvai^
ao(l>o(s
w ApaKCJV
to
'^v
6 Be ovTco
ol ^A0r)paLOi rjdekov
avTov
vofjiov^i
viov^ ypdcftetv,
on
6
TTf
TToXct
ei^
KaKol TjCaV,
^j^aXcTTOus*
TTacrt
yap
tovtol<; rot?
v6fjiOL<;
^77/xia
/cafcoupyot?
6dvaro<;.
on
ol
ApdKOVTO<; vofioi ov
AapeiG)
KOI HapvordnSt
[lev
rj
Svo,
S)V
7rp(TfivTepo<;
rjv
'Aprafep^T;?,
v(orpo<;
rjvy
he
Kupo9.
19
inel
Aapeio?
SapSet9
19
Trefxirei
dyyeXov 09
6
8*
atXTjcret
oSi^
Kvpoi/ TrapTTotet
ti/at
ra ^acrikeia.
ayyXo9
raSra.
Tjcrav
TrapTrap-rjv
ovv
tco
iraiSe,
on
^Apra^ep^7)<;
t9
yjSr)
ore
eirel
Aapto9 rov
dyyekov
Sap8t9
rj
e-Treinrev.
^acrikeia
el<;
emrrjv
fidWei ^Apra^ep^rj.
avTov
dp)(ijv,
Ki)po9 8 KaT-e-^aivev
hrj
(fyikel
ovK-en
rov
dhe\(f)OV,
aXXa
Decoration Day,
Toif^
yap
Td(f)ov^
avOeai KaXvnTOfxev
/cat
avhpa ev
S*
ow
inl
fiyjfJia
d^'a-ySati^et
/cat
toj/ eiraivov
Xeyet a^iov
OfioLOL
T7J<;
eKCLVcov aperrj<;,
'
01 he Xdyot
daiv
rifjiav
Tolcr-Se*
ianv,
(o
TroXtrat,
hiKaiov
T7J<;
TTOLijcrofjiCP
ev-vov^
rg
7raT/5tSt.'
15.
dv9po)TT6<i
Tt5
^y.
d/couet ort
t9
8*
Kopa^
/cat
'
8ta-
Kocria
77)
fiaivei
ovv
c^tXo?
ryv
;
vXrjv
eva
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et
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6 Kopa^J*
16.
Leonidas
rjp
to the
cowardly Soldier.
iv e/o/xoTTuXatg.
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to
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17.
Build Ships.
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ovv,
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ra? ras
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ravra ovp
iroielp
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18.
o Se Trpoa-'i-pXeire tov
c-<^7/,
*
l^anoXeovTa.
6
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ye
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iv
opyrj
ovk iOeXca
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a, fiy
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20.
noble Reply,
t^v rj^aicov
dvfjp v-8ofct/xo5
dXXov<;
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TavTa
(TTpaTiqyov
oi jxev
rj
dp^ovTa
virep
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neXoTTihav,
oi
Be
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dir-e-dvrja'Kov.
21.
An
Irish Bull.
aihjp
Tt9
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el)(ev
ov e-^ovXeTo
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aXXo9
6
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rjv,
Be
eTepoq^
dXXa/
oTe ep.ov
ov-noTe tolovtoj/
erTTOvqcev.
When
Sects do Disagree,
AESnOTHS.
Tov Ata
;
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rvpavvov ovTa
SecrTTora* ov
(TejSecrOaL
ifjLov vofii^o),
TAMIAS.
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yap
tol
d-o"^a-
rotavra*
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c5
rov
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Se
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ovk
icTTL
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7rtcrt9,
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cov.
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he
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ela-e'cfyepop
ov
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tl
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ovi/
avOpoiTTO^
voaovci
01
Xeyeu
a Xkyovcriv
01 vyiet?,
vocovvres
uyieis yiyvovrai.
24.
01
fjikv
Difference of Opinion.
rjfjLLV
^i\6(T0(j)0i
XiyovcTLV,
co?
irdvTa
ret
l/oa oi^eXiyid
Ian
rot? avOpco7TOL<;.
yvtap/rj
ifiol
Se SoAcoScrt
ttcSs
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ravra ry
d/JLaprdveiv.
yap
TpoTTO)
ot)(j)Xovo'LT/
rjfJLas
at xjwXXaL
10
Procrustes' Bed.
(f>o)p
yXv
UpoKpova-TTjs,
ri^vl
cov
w/xdraros,
el
rov<;
nap-LouTa^s iu Kkivrj
aiSrjpa e-hrjo-ev,
Se Tt9
fiaKpOTepo^
TToSas,
rjv
to
crw/xa,
fia^aipa
Kkivrj.
c-kotttc
tov^
26.
clear Conscience !
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(TTpaTTjyo^ T19
o'eiv
v-Sd/ct)Lt09
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iracriv
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to'l^
8e
i)(^9pol<;
ovk
i)(^dp6s'
7rdpTa<;
yap
7re'(f)6pVKa.*
27.
Tke Parthians.
TroXefxiKcoTaTOL
i^crai^
navTcov
TOiv
fiap/Sdpcov
ol
UdpOoL.
wcTTe
rit<eiv
Tov^
/cat
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e-viKOiv.
oi
8'
rrj
ovv TToXefXiOL
rjcrav.
fiiveiv
iu
X^P^
i-hvvavTo,
Kal
yap
6 Xt/xo9 o"v/x-/>ia^o9
dyado^
rjv to'ls
28.
iv Se TovT(a
77oX/xtou9
et9
Kvpov e^aKoaoL
^(i)pav,
afMcfn
i-SicoKov
T0V9
TjcraVy KaCirep
oXiyoi
Kvpov
e-fxevov,
ivravda
11
Kvpo^ Kad'Opa
avTov,
dfi(f>l
KoX
ev0v^ Xeycov,
/cat
rov avhpa
opco,*
/cat
iraUi
/caret
to aripvov,
Tov
6(opaKO<;.
iv 8e tovto) aKOPTL^ei
/cat
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6/cTa>
ot
apicToi tcov
oi Se
Trjv
^dpfiapoi
avTov
/cat
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'^V^
Se^idv.
ovx
ttXi^i^
ovTco
iroLei
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tcop
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ovSeVa
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fikv
7}
dpx^
-^i^*
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o/Lto>9 Se,
tov
^SacrtXeca?
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a)v, /cat
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ttoXlttj^;
'
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S*
17
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17
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;
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Iv
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TT]
lidxo
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30.
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vS
tjv
eU
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ouz^
7rt
TOV Opovov
dv-e-fiyf
12
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i-PiKYjo'e
tou9
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Tg 0a
TLPOL
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/cat
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ZSe*
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oi "^EX-
Xrjpes
dnb
31.
T(op
ip 'Acrta jSap^dpcjp.
/.
Disobedience
andfine
^trc5i^9
Clothes
'^crap,
TratSt
Tti^t
Botcurw
6
8uo
fiep
fxkp
rjp.
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7rop(f)vpovp
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8e
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alo'^pop opt a,
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ou ya/)
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tovto
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fiP
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8e
a'TreiOrjcraL
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32.
//.
^r^V/^
///;/^ /;//^
j^^r;/ Plight.
inel
Se
17
p^yJTrjp
ov/c-eVt
i-TijpeL
avTOP
T'^9
rot?
6<^^aX/xot9,
TTat?
^u-
aXX' ov Troppco
e-Soj-
ot/cta?
dn-cop,
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raDpo9
roi/
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15
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inl
eTn'(l)epeTai.
dXKa 6
idekcji',
Slol
rjv.
/xa/cpo?
yap
ware
i'TroLrjo-ei/
avTov,
33.
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oLKOveLP.
'(f)r)
/cat
hij
irore
^
iv
opyfj
/cat
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0)9
AXe^dv8pov
e-(f)ao-KOv
avTOLy
ovrco
*
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yoLp,
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*
oi
<^tXot
ov
e-cjyr],
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01
aXXa ra
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he
koX
ore
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rj
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on
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in avTov,
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i'lravaaTO
v/Spi^cop.
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i-jSoa
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auro9 dva-TT-qhricra^ re
Tratcra? KXetroi^
/cat
dTr-e-Kreivev,
14
34.
Dress according
Kaiirep
to your Station*
Udv0La,
ovTe
ySacrtXeia
ovora,
ovre
icrOrJTi
dWcov
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avryj
Se ohop
fiaSi^ovcra Troppco
dno
'
rSiv ySaori-
6 Se ry]v /SacriXeLau
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ov
yvoipitfiiiv
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el rot?
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ravra d/coucra?
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rai
a>
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ov ravra
dXrjOco^
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tj
el
Se eKeiviq
ecmv
35.
T/ze Thieves
and the
Cock.
KXeVrat
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ovSev evpov
aTT-rjea'av.
dXeKrpv6vo<^y
AcXeVra?
Tot9
aTro-Xveiu
avrov,
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'
^rjciiio^;
eirl
dv6p(i)Troi<;*
vvKro<;
yap avrou?
'
ra
epya
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ol 8e KXeirrai e-cfyacrav,
Stct
rovro
rjfxa<s
cre /jLoXXou
Ovcrofxev
dv0pd)7rov<;
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eyeipayv
ovK eas
/cXeVrecit//
15
36.
Saying of Pyrrko.
Tlvppcavo^ \i^avTO^
on
rjpcoTTjcre,
rC
ow
ovk
oltto-
on
ovhkv hia-^ipei^
e-^r; 6
Hvppcov,
37.
A.
oTaOa,
(o
Ilcpi/cXet?,
ei tl
{jlol
tl
(3
voyio^;
icrriv
n.
A.
nvd<;
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oTSa,
^AXKi/SidSr).
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tl Icttiv
dfcouco
ydp
dvSpa*;
KaXovfievov^;
voyLiiiov<;'
Set
Se rourou? tou9
n.
ka-nv o
ovSei/
-^aXenov
epcoras'
ovro^
yap
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to
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rj
fjirj
iroietv,
t)
A.
avTOL,
dXXd,
tcrt
el
oXiyap^ia
vofJLOL
;
Tvpavvo<s
Xeyei
tol
Tama
n.
A.
IT.
vaL
dXXa, Set ravra
dyaOd
rj
KaKa
eTi/ai
dyaOd
el
Sijirov,
Kal ov KaKa.
A.
TO
ev
Trj
iroXei
oXiyap^ia, dvayKd^ei
rj
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ra? TToielv a
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a
;
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raCra
eaTiv
n.
A.
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etvai,
o oSi/ d/)ri
elpai.
vofiov
vvv Xeyei^
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ttco?
e^t
16
6
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rol
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yap axr-nep
av vvv
So/cets/
3 8.
yevo^ d-<^at9
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ttXoiov
koX
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tol
CTTtTT^Seta
iv'TideTai.
eireiTa
S'
auro? koX
dir
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ovpavov
ei(T-/3aLV0V(TLV.
Tre/iTTCt
05 ra TrXetcrra
cjcrre
rrjs
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KakvTTTeL,
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tt^
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0aXd<Tcrr)<s
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Se
ei^
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<l)peTaL -qfiepa^;
iravcrafjiepcov,
Gvei
All
'
Se
crot
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^EpfjuT]!/
77/309
avrov
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e-Xeye,
fjiov
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alreiaOai o tl ySouXet/
AevKoXicop alpei virep
Se raura
etTTOi^ro?,
Ke(f)aXrj<;
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kol ySaXXet.
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6
Se
to avTO
TTotet.
Kat
0U9
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dvSpe^
yiyvovrai*
39.
/.
htfamy'
iirel
eycoye,
cS
^AOrjvaloL,
Xeyo aXXd
17
ra-
iK-cfyvyetv
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rj
yap KaKia
fjieu,
ySpaSu?
cju
KOL
ifiavTco otl 6
^paSvreifiov,
/009,
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ccrrt.
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fcafcta.
kol
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vixcov
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o)<;
ovtol Se ol
KaT-riyopy](TavTes
ovTe<s.
[jlov
drr-Lao-Lv
a-St/coc kol
KaKol
40.
//.
Sleep.
eu-eXTTt? [jXv
ovv
elfii
7rpo<;
ydp
ixTjSefiia
atcrdrjcrL^s
icTLV,
oyLOio^ icTTL,
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rt?
fiev
/cat
(a>9
Tvy)(dvei over a
fier-
^V^
dXrfOrj
he eaTL ra XeyojJieva, wg
elo'LV diravTe^;
rj
dyaOov
tovto xprj
Tiva eTTL-OvyLeiv
41
///.
dvSpe^;,
eu-eX7rtSa9 eTvai
dXr)0e<;,
hta-voeZcOai
OTL
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dvSpl
dyaOco ovSe
KaKov
ov8ev,
vtto
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ovTe Te-OvrjKOTL*
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TOLOVTOV TTpdyjxaTa'
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tov
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18
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Tjficoi^
onoTepoL Se
icm
TTavrl TrXrjp
rov Oeov^
IV.
42.
He nobly
raOra
TijpLov
Tol<s
^nroiv X(0KpdT7)<;
(p
aTT-rjyero
e-/xi^e
eU to
SecrjLLO)-
ev
rj[JLpas
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a)v,
^
avTOv ^1X019.
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eis
Se,
els avTcou
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S)
fiTj
avrov eK-^vyelv
Botcurtai',
e)(cov
Xeyoiv*
croL
iyo),
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haxro)
Xiycov
(l)vyajp
OTt
Se,
Set ixkv
ojv
aTTO-Oaveiv
^aivoiiiy)v
KaKos
i-TeXevrrjo'ep ovp, to
KtiiVeiOV TTKxiV.
43.
irdvTa pkv
tol
dXXa
ol
Tpavaoi
Se
tol
aura
ttolovctlv
Kol
oi
0pa/ces*
yepyjTai ol
ev
hLa-(l>epov(Tiv'
iireihdv
ol
yap
TOL
TTOLis
Tpavaoi
a
Set
ttolovo'l rotaSe*
(fyiXoL
iv
kvkXco
KaO-rjixevoi
oXocfyvpovTai,
XeyovTes
dv6p(x)TTeia
irdOiq
to veo-yeves Trda-^eiv,
News frotn
Leuctra.
Athens puzzled,
e-TrefJLxJjav
ot
cts
^AOrjvas
'
dyyeXov 09
/ceXeucret
avTOvs
jSorjOelv,
XiyovTes,
19
tj
av0*
S)V
/cttAco)?
7re-TroirjKa(TLV^
Se
^ovXrj
eTrel
on
ovi'
\iav i-Xvinjdrjo'ai'*
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yap
fiiaovpres tov9
o rt
a7r--
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tovs r/^atov?.
ayyekco
OVK
)(0VTes,
ovSep
Kpivovro,
an-rjkdep 6 Krjpv^,
to rule
45.
/.
Cyrus proposes
6
ore
TTOLS
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SeKa-err)<;
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e-nai^e
/xera
dWcjp
TTaihoiv iv
Ty
kco/xti'
oi Se iraitpvTe^ alpovvrai
eavTcop.
he
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46.
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//.
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49,
He makes
the
better
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50.
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22
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ifiov
aoi Trpoa-d^o),*
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on
tov<s
52.
What ! make a
Puritaft laugh in
Company?
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steals
away men's
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54.
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once,
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55.
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25
57.
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6 Se
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58.
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59.
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Se
rejected,
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rov Kpolorov,
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Kal
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8ta-/co/xt-
32
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eU to
lepou.
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ol fxkv
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70.
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the Gardener.
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/cat
roJ -^copLco
ixeyicTTrjv,
e-6avixatpvy
ovu
Tco
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ot
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rd
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;
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avTov 6 ^acrtXei;?
ovv
e/ceti^o?,
tl
to Scopov to Scopov
6 Se
avT-eLirev
(fyavXov fiev
e;(t,
avro?
KdXXLcrTOv,
^acrtXeu9,
r)o-0l<;
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33
71.
//.
But
8e
the
TOL
fiaOcov
eK-Xe^a^
Sia-^eol6ixevo<;
ovv
Ik
T(x)v
iavTov
rol
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ySacrtXet
iiocr^ov
riva
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Kokov,
i'Scopyjo-aro,
ye
di/rl
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roaavra
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e-SwAce^.
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ovk d-yvoSyv
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ere
e-Xe^e
TO tctSe*
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duOpcoircov,
tov
ou ayt9*
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dTro-Tre/xTreti^
eTit^at.
atcr^u-
yap eu-^ou?
oVep
e/xoi
Scopov
dpa
rrjv
aoL
SiBcofiL,
69
ttoXvv ^pvcrov
e-Soi^e
dpn
-Sa7ra-
vrjca.^
ravra Se Xefag,
r)v
rw
dvOpdjiroy
pacftavlha
TreVij?
72.
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/ /r^/;^
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to be obedient;
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'
iroielv,
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TO
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irpoo-'ekdcbv
77po9
8evSpov,
e-Kekevo'e rov
lttttov
iraveaOai.
e'TroCrjo-e
to irpocr^
34
Iva ra fJLrjkaXdjSoi.
73.
CTrel
//.
8e
vxjirjXov
ro
8evSpov,
lttttov,
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cjpe^aTo.
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co
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iu
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74.
Once
too often.
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XiopKelro.
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Setcra? Se
/x']^
ra
crtrta
avrw
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ti^5
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6 he
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ravra
6 craryoa-
35
6 Se
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75.
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curious Disease^
cjg
i-KoiBrjTo ttotc
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iv
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ov Swa/xat,'
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S)
dv8pe<;,
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TavTa
vfjuv
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on
^aXeTTwrarrj
vocrov ecrrtV.'
^6.
II.
which proves
to
be Laziness,
ol
Se,
6 [lev
craz^re9
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Kal
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Se,
oaa
eKacTTco
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larpiKrjf;
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cjv.
ocr-Trep
T7J<;
e-Tv^ev
e/JLTTCLpo^s
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36
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TO irav
apyia,
yy.
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iv
tyJ
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iv
nepl to-utov
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aKovcracra
Se
r)
rou
irvpof;
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yS.
II.
which fi7tally
catises his
Death.
iwel Se
TTJV
MeXeaypo?
^dypav
SL''(f)0Lp.
r^?
iirl
37
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ns
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e-ScoKev,
vv 6 MeXeaypo^
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inl
Tol<;
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MeXeaypo^
evdv^s air-i-Oavev,
79.
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7rvr)<; a)v /cat
sudde^t Wealth,
a/xa Sucr-ru^j^eVrarog,
eavTov
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diro-KTelv at,
tjjv.
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alpovixevo^
et?
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tov
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Ik
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irrel
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Keijjievrjv,
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eavTov
ciSuyoero.
iScov
pov
aTT-e-KTeivev
avTLKa,
38
80.
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0,770
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Se,
fxeaov avTcov
aev.
ol
cTo^atpixevoi
tov
Orjpiov,
dXXijXov<s
KaT'C-To^evcrav,
39
S2,
I.
Ponus
entertains a God.
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rjv
fxkv,
ayado^ hk koX
iv
rrj 68(5,
ev^vcofxcov.
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Se
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av
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iyco
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av
KeXevco
aurovs
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//.
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/cat
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iv
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/cat
d'crOevijs.
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40
avTo ava-^aiveiv,
dTT-eLfJiL,
to
fJirjXov
Koixil^eLV'
eTretra Se
0)5
/ceXeuets.'
84.
///.
him immortal.
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*
//.
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ot
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lyOv^'Si
Se,
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rrjs
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ov fiovov
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KaXal
jiku
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rjcav koX al
aXXaf
cocrre
ov pahiov ye
tjv
88.
//.
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44
91.
//.
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unkind Argument
eLprjKoro^,
if tnte.
TocravTa
Se
CKeivov
fir)
(j)6fio<;
cit;.
rt?
tot/
SoXw^'a e-cr^ey
ovp
6 iavTOv Tratg
ySpai^u tl
el
crtcuTTT^cra?, iTr-rjpcoTa
top dvOpcoirop,
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6 jxeu
T7]v
ovp
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re,
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elcriv
e-Tratcre.
e(f)r],
'
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Se
aurt/ca
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ol
o)
ov yap
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dXrj0eL<;
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ovTOL
XoyoL.
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vvv,
cru
6/xo-
fxr)
TratSas e)(CLP'
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ydp
92.*
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7.
fxev
/cat
ovv
i^Set?
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ol
TraXatot
paxpcoSol
TToXXoug
0)9
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ov fxevroL
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decov
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ets
ra?
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rou ^Epfiov,
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0)9,
/3ap/3dpcp,
TO
T7J9
oSoG i-Kafipev.
i/SovXeTo
ovv dva-
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compound words.
45
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6
8e,
r)
tlvI
avOpcjTTa),
erv^e
u)v
rrj<;
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iyyv<;
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a)
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koI
d-yucofjiojv,
rov ^evov
aTT-e-aj^et*
ov yap
6
dyavaKTi]cra<; ovv
^Epiirj<;
93.
'
//.
and
Man,
TTeurjTos
ov Troppco
ttjv
dir-ovcrav.
eKOxjje,
ravrrj
r}p(0T7](Te
'
ovv
top
npoa-eXOajp,
SeaTTOTTjv
el
dvpav
kol
e^ecmv
c(j)r),
'
eKel
dva-TravecrO ai
Trpoattjv
eXOcov
ydpj
7rpo<;
eKeivqv
ttju
oiKiav,
Ka\r)v
KOL fxeyak-qv,
evOdhe
d(^-iKVOvixai
oT8a
yap
TreVTjra?
Se
KOL
Se
ere
ra^eoj?
6
tolovtov
^avrjcreo-OaL,
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rocraOra
heirrvov
irevr]^
^iXo-^povo}^
kol kXIv^v
CKelpos
ets
rov
(ofa
ttjp
^ivov
eSefaro,
re
avr(2
ihvvaTo) irapixoiv.
KaXv/Briv,
rrjp
kol
elaeXOcov
SL-rjye.
vvKTa CKel
94.
///.
who
selects
offered,
eTretSr)
'E^o/xtJ?
aTT-
teVai.
avTos ^eo9
rupa tlplp,
KeXevrj^^,
CLPaL.
*
djJLOi/Sijp
8(0pa,^
rpia
croi
Scicrct;,
a dp auro?
46
elire
7revYj<;
tlvo^v
/xaXtcrra
'
iTn-OvfJieLS
S)
'
Be
avTeiire
irpo^ ravra,
S}v
fJLeyLo-re
Oecov,
Svo
fiev Tcop
ho)po}Vi
KTrjaaaOai /3ouXo/xat,
roS rpiTov
*
avri/ca
irepi Se
a-TTopo}.
to [xev
ovp irpoiTov
l\6cbv
19
icTTL
TovTO
^ov\op.ai^
orav rekevTO),
etvai.
TO
'HXucrtoi^,
kclI
fxaKapLos
iv tco
to
fitco.
Se
Seurepoi',
ev Trdar^eLV
irapovTi
to
95.
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OLKOvcras 8e 6 ^09,
/BovXeL ovp/
'
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oroi
reW Ttm
'
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'
/cat
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he
0eo^
aural
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dpa ravra'
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6
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irpo
tov
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ovv
'Ep/X7j9,
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7171^
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diT'TfeL.
Se
ttcVtj?,
elceXOcov t9
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96.
V.
7rv06fJLepo<;
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oinnjTaC)
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iavTov
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Oelv,
kol
ecfyrj
{'qv
yap
^ovXecrdaL
a/cou(Ta9
6 Se 'Ep/xi^9,
TcXo9 8e
cCcov,
e(})r)
Tpia 8(opa
Tovrot9 vTT-e-cr^ero.
47
97.
VL
/cat
yap
dvrjp/
^(firj,
'
rd
Toiavra arepyei.'
*
ravrr) ovif
dXkdvra Sous d
tov
^eos,
ev
iJieVt
ecf^T),
*
'
rore Se opyiadei^i
6 dvdpoiiro^,
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piVl
e<^>/
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'
O 0 C709 eVOV^,
Scopcov
ravraj
rdSe.'
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tcov
to
Sevrepov
i^o^eiro
yap
e)((x)v,
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y,
TOLavrrjv
Trjv
yvvaxKa
6
dWdvTa.
tovto 8e
iroLrjcra^^
/cat
avTos
rj-cf)dvLa'TO,
98.
/.
Dioti^nus sends a
Hare
to his
Friend.
AtoTt/A09
6 Meyapeu?,
TrpoTLixijo-a^;
wpo
iravToyv
ra rotaSra irdvTa
tovtco
tl
Se avT(S ev
<^tXo9,
Trj
dvdp(OTro<^
o^d/xart
KaXXt/cXi^9.
ovv
T(o
KaXXt/cXet
/cat
i^ovXeTO
Trore
Al6tljjl6<;
X^P^'
Sta-
t^ecrOai.
Xa/3cov
TrayT;
Xaycov Tiva
48
etTj.
OLxfrr)
ooco,
Kai
em
TravooKeio)
/cat
TLvi
eiri-Tv^cxiVy
Kar-eOero
ttjv
KLcrrjv,
dv-e-
iraveTO.
99.
//.
/;/ t/ie
servant's Journey
it
becomes a Cat
evijOr),
tl
7rpo<s
avOpcoTrop,
re
fier
avToVj
ev
koI
19
\6yov<^
avTco d(f)-LK0VT0.
KiCTTrjv
tS
/xerafu, rrj^
jxev
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ei9
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povaiv,
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rd
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6 8e OLKeTT)^ ovk
eirivk
re
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gevoLS
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be
eoogev
rrjp rrjp
eavrco
KicrrrjP,
d\L<;
/cat,
rovrcop
dp-eXafiep
aS^tg
els
dn-eXdcop
iKeWep,
dcJyLKero
ttoXlp,
100.
///.
which
is
presented
to Callicles,
'^'^p
TTpocr-eXOcbp
rov KaXXt*
rJKO)
KXeovs
olKiap
a>
Kvpie,
aoi
Sojpop ^epo)p
ro
Se
hcopop
eari
Xaycos,^
rj
rocravra
Be
elprjKcos
Ihcop he rrjp
e-Trecre,
alXovpop 6
yikp
OLKerrjS els
diTopiap TToXXrjp
yeXdaas
he 6 KaXXiKXi^Sf
49
tl<;
c5
dv0po)7r,^
^i^V*
'
8oKel(;
(jlol
^
ere
yiCDpo^
elvai,
rj
iravovpyoq
ovre
yap
i.Keivo
to
t/oov
Xaycu?
icTTLV,
ovre o Al6tl/xo<;
eireiJixjje
(jjepovrd [loi to
TOLOvTov Scopov
ov ydp SSe
/xati^erat.'
eKekevcrev
ovv
TOP
avdpcoTTOVy
efc
T7]<;
dva-XajSovTa
ot/ciag.
ttjv
aiXovpop,
aTTLevai ev0v<;
loi.
it is
a Hare,
Si-e-voeLTO
ovv 6
olKeTrj^;
dvaTravo'dixevos Se av6i<; iv
Tolf;
tS
TravSoKeico,
/cat
iKeivoi<;
acrTtot9
ol
av0L<;
in-e-Tv^e,
to irpdyiia Stotl
'
rfyqcraTo,
8e
a/coucraz/reg
ekeyov
6
(j^iXel
ra TotavTa yiyvecrOai iv
SvvafiLV
ttj iroXet*
ydp
eKel drjp
del
et?
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e^et
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cocrre
Xaya>9
alXovpov<;
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ixejairXdcrcreiv,^
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Se irepl
kol,
Xddpa
8e
dnocfyepovo'L,
ot/ceTT^g
e/c
ovSe
tovtcov
ovSev
ivorjcrev,
dirrjXOev
ovv
[ikv iv Trj
etvai.
KLCTTy
(f)pa)v,
olofievo^
avTov
alXovpov
102.
d(f)LK6fxevo<;
V.
He
8e iKelce,
S)
ZecnroTaJ
noXeu
^(j>y]
'
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Trj
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S)
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7re/xi/fa9,
ovKeri
Xayco?
'
dXX*
^<^^,
atXovpo?.'
Kal
Zeu/
50
'
TL
fieTa-Tre-TrXacTTaL
6avixda'a<; ovu 6
;
yap
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o)?
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19 \ay(!)vJ
e(f>r),
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8eo"7rdr7j9,
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ov iravcrei (f)\vapa)P
eli^aL
SoAcet?
hi
fxoL irdvTOiv
dv6p(x)7ro)V
d-cjypoveo'Taros.
ets
7171^
vvv
/cat
ovv
aTr-iOi
Trakiv
a)S
Td^iara
6
he,
irokiVy
rov \ayo)v
ere
'
Tovhe
7rp6(T-(f)epe roJ
*
KaXXt/cXei,
S)
axmep
ecfyrj,
Kal tot
ixrjhaixco^
eKeXevaa,'
hicFTroTa/
TavTa
fceXevcTTj?
Se-Sot/ca
yap
/xt)
yivcoyiai
koX
iir-av-io)!
103.
of Athens.
^TrapTidTT]^ 19 *A07]va(;
dcj)LK6iJLevo<; elcT'rjkOev
eU
rd
hiKacrrripia,
ecfyevye he
yjhr)
kol ol Stfcacrral
rjOpoLcrOrja'av.
irpcxiTOV fiep
Kariqyopiav
TTOioyVy
hi'-qyTjcraTo,
ev
koX
rovro
eireira
rov (^evyovTO^
etirev,
01
he hiKacToX
7rpo<;
ravTa
Tore
yvcofjirjv
iJieTa-^dXXovre<;,
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ovu 6 ^irapridrr)^
d'hiKelv,
Xeyoyv
TtdvTa^
T0U9
re
avri-hiKov^
kol
Toif<i
hiKacTTd^.
5J.
104.
crarpdiTrj^;
v/3pea)<;
yevofievof;
19
toctovtov
TrporjXOev, axTre,
ridpav
aKoXoiro^; dva-
TTpoa-Kweiv.
rjv
ol
ixkv
ovv
dXXoL
ravra
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he
[laKpco
o'vvTO<;
TeXXos rt?, to^otyj^ tcov Tore dvOpcoTrwv dp LOTTOS, Kol So^av e^o)v iv rrj TrarptSt, w?
dvr]p
a)v,
kol a/xa
eii-roX/xo9.
TTvOofxevo^
rjyavdKrrjcre.
ttjv
aarpanrjs KeXevei,
eKeivov
avTrjv
Se irore irap
lho}Vy
Tidpav
ov p^ovov
Trpoa-eKwrjcrev,
dXXd KOL
7rpo9
oicrrov
em
avrfj
e(^-rJKev diro
tov to^ov.
rov<s
Oavdro),
6 pev ovv
TeXXo9
8opv-
q>opo)V ovo
TTjv
err
OTLOVV erapa^urj.
6
Feo-eXripy
lOojv
oe
apa avrov
tov
eKeCvov
K(j)aXrj(;
d'(f)0^iav
dXXo
tl
e-pr]xavrj(TaTO
avrov roiovhe.
Se
/xera-Tre/ii/ia/xe^o?
eTrl
vlov [^v
en
Trats),
ttJ^
tovtov
prjXov eir-e'OrjKe.
raSra Se
7r0L7]O'a<;
eKeXevcre tov
el
t<5 py]X(p.
Se
tov
re TeXXoi'
d Se TeXXog Trpo?
ravra
TTpdypa
et/cdrw?
rjv,
enLKLvSwov
avTov
oCaTov^
Svo,
yap
to
aXX*
d/xw?
e-Set
eiri^eipelv,
Xa^oiv ovv TO
To^ov
Kal
eKeXevcre
52
avy-Kkeicravra
ai^
a-zctnyrcos
e^eii^,
C09
avrbs to
Trpayixa iTn-Tekicrrj.
io6.
eVotet
raii^
oSi^
/llci^
Trai?
to 7rpocT'Ta)(6eVy
he TeXXo?
^To
olcftcop
i-o-TO)(d'
TOV
iirfkov,
roO
(tkottov
ov^
ctt-c-
rjjxapTev,
dWa,
axTTe
Sta-cr;(tcra9
to
[xrjXov,
tov valSa
ovK
eTpcoaev.
ol
he
Trept-ecrroire?
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6opv/3ovv,
d)(96jxevo^
^ei/
r^vayKaa-Oy]
Teo-eXrjp
Kaiirep
dp.(^OTepov<;
aTToXScrai.
dXX' ou/c
eXa-
Xaficou,
in-ripcoTa
iTroLrjaev;
eT;(^*
^oyXofxevo^ eKeivo
ota
el
ere,
917,
eKeuvo eiroiovv*
ev
yap
OTL
Tco
/cat
oiaTco
rojSe
e-KTCLva av
ae
roJ
hepo),^
107.
/.
7;^^
ySacrtXev?
rt?
dcrreto?,
crvy-Kokeaa^
irpovOrjKe
'
(To^icTTd^
TOLovSe,
c;(o>
7roXXov9,
'
d'TTopiav
Tiyd
avrot?
CO
di/Sp9 (TO^iOTToX^
(f^rjalv,
d-Tropiav tlvol
avTrj<;
u/Aoii/
davjJLacrLav,
ySovXojLtei^o?
Se
Xvcrti^
evpelv
ivOdSe
ort,
e'cti^
UjLtd?
o-xjy-K-K\yjKa
rt?
ydp
d-y^'oet,
Tt9
irXrjpiq eTretra
eV-^^
virep"
TavTTj
l^Ovv
to
TO
dXX'
vScop
eV
ov'Se-TTOTe
^rjcreTai
;(etXo9,
rg
vSpla
aet fievel
53
Set
oSz^
vfjLOL^,
el
dX7)d(o<;
cro(f>OL
iorre,
dnoSei^ai,
creixvo)^
ttolvv
tjv,
dirriXOov
ovv
ct9
T17Z/
eauroG
oiKiav
eTcacrro?,
to
Trpdyfia
G-KexfjofJiepoL.
108.
//.
y4
ludicrous
ol
End of their
Speculations.
fxerd
irepl
Se ravra
ao<^i(TTaX
iravre^
iroXka
ficu
vSaros dv'e^iJTovv,
a\r]6rj
CO?
6 ^acrtXevs elprjKev,
TV)(r)
ol [lev
ol
ovu iXoyia9
cravTO
Tavra yiyverai,
8e
^vctikyj
o'uj'-
Tivi dvdyKTj.
eypaxfjav, /cat
/cat
dXXa
reXo?
el
8e dva-KaXecrdfievo^s
amov^
rts
ySacrtXeu?
;
ipcora,
Xvaiv
aiTiov
Trj<;
drropia^
'
evprjKev
d/coucra?
'
8e
a
to
/cacrro9
Tr]<;
Xeyet,
eyw Oe ye/
(ftyjo'lv,
rj
oXfjiai
drropia^;
Tr]v viieripav
d^iaOiavJ
TO vScop virep'^aZvov,
109.
/.
BotwTot
TOV
ot
yy]po)<;,
/xe^'
Tti'e?
cos
eTvyov Trore
ofJLoico^^
ou;^
Trdcriv eTT-ep^eTai,
rjSrj
dXX'
KaTa-yiqpd(TKov(TLV
irplv
irevTrfKOVTa
eTTj
ircoi/
Ka\ e^hoixrjKOvra
54
avro? k-opaKivai
ttjp
Tiva
rj/Salop,
e^ovra
tov
crcofxaro^
wv eSwaro
'
Trpos 8e
onoTe
els
avixTToaiov
tcov
tl
iraparfj
KoKoLTOy
VQ-Tepei
ei
ovSevo<;
vecorepcov
tov
heCirpov Tepxpeu,
Se
/cat
ttoXvp otvov
ttlcov tv)(ol,
T(s)v
ovhkv
dXXcov,
KaKOv
vij(f)a)v
e-TracT^ev,
dXXa,
fiedvcrddpTcop
fxovo^ ot/caSe
oLTrrjei,'
10.
//.
/ can
ra
tell
a stranger Story.
[liv
afcoucraz/re? Se
Tiept
TL TrdvTe<; icrtcoTrrjo'av
6avp.dtpvTe<;y /xera
raCra
dXX\
co
a
St)
(TV
eiprjKa^,
iJLOL
d^id
Oaviidt^eadai.
o
o/xcas
ToSe
SoKel etpau
e)(cx}
OavfjiacrTcoTepov,
irepi
ifxiv elireLV.
koX
yap
cKeivo^;,
^ovov
-^7j,
e^SctSt^e
cTrotet,
rjhr)
rjv
Se av
rjSrj
i^rSiv,
Tl
e-tprj.
dXXd
TecrcrapdKovTa
icrTLV,
i^ ov Ti-dvyjKev.^
55
111.
iyivero irore iv
Se oi ^Ivrjo-
re
rov^
kol
rpoTraiov
Sl
')7/xe-
ecTTrjcrav,
o'TpaTLcorrj^;
pas
oXrjs
ixa^eordiJievos
^vpcov 8e
wapa
irUa-Qai ep.eXXev
KaT'ibo}v>
09 iv
dv'^La)(TKTo,
eAceti'o?
(TTo<^)y
rfj P'dxO Tpavp.aTicrdcU /xoXts y]8r) TovTco Tov olvov iXeT](Ta<; i'SiSov.
VTTO p.dXr)S,
aiordo-
pevos 8e d
ey^eipihiov
dp-enijSrfcrev
ev9v<s,
Kai to
112.
//.
8e
/cat
to
$L(f}0<;
IScou Se
TOV dvdpcjTTOV
SLva)<;
an
avTov,
eTTOtijcre,
rjpLO'v.
eXO<t)v,
rw TpavpaTiadevTi
'
TOidSe eXe^e.
Scopov
eSe^co,
(o
Saipovie,
el
pev
<^tXt/ca)9
rdSe TO
ISco/ca
56
oXov.
ov ^eXet?
to
vtt
ijiov
ev-cpye-
TelaOai,
elprjKcoSi
T7/xtcru.'
rocravTa Se
KOL TO
^L(j)o<;
490.
113.
/.
Ionian Revolt.
^^EXXi^^es
TTctXat
Btirnmg of Sardis.
pXv
ovTe<;,
ot
8'
*I(yz/9,
KpaTiq6ivTe<;
toI<;
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Kvpov,
iyiyvovTo
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^
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01 jxev
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8e,
kol
avTol
irivTe
(fyiXot
6vt<;
MiXTjo-iajv,
Srj
irpocr-edecrav
V7]e<;
dXXag
oLp^r)
Tpn/jpeis'^EXXtjctl
avTai
at
eyevovTo
'
KaKOJV
re Koi ySapySctTraprjcrav,
d(l)LK6fjLevoL
poL<;
inel
avfi-ixa^oi
^E^ecroi^.
iirl
ol
(TvpL-iravTe^
eU
Xdp8eL<;'
kol
114.
//.
Anger of Darius.
Uepacop
)8ao"6-
57
depa,
oicTTOVy
a(f)'7JKv
*
15
Tov
d^^KOtj-
lek
CO
Zev/
ecfyrj,
vaiov^'
del
ava-ixL[Jivt] a KLV
avTov
irepl
raCra.
S' oSi/
el<;
Oepdircov
Kad^
7]fJipav
Seiirvov
*
7rpO'KL[xevov
ixepLvqcro
Tpls
eKTjpvTTe
ToSe,
Sea-Trora,
rcov
115.
///.
Instigations of Hippias,
/cat
Persian Threat,
Sta-ySdXXwi^
IletcrtcrTpd-
Traprjv
8e
'iTTTTtas
rw Aapeico
'iTTTrtas,
Tous
^A6r)vaiov^,
Az/,
o5ro9 Se 6
Tov vtos
eK'TrecTcov
8e
re
et?
Soucra
/cat
/cat
St-eySaXXe
T0U9
A6r)vaiOv<;
8td raOra Se
Tre/x^^eWcs
Trpecr^et?
^AOrjvcov,
rore
/cat
TV)(Ov
TTapovre^y
e^
^
AOrjvaicov rot?
*
^vydcTi'
ol
ySou-
\ea0e
TovTco
{jlt)
dir-okicrOai,
ToJ
817
d)9
116.
/K
and
Athens,
^Icovcov
8e KparrjOevrcov
i^av-/xa^ta
Trept
Ad8T7i^,
/cat
TOT
819
roG
'iTTTTtoi;
TTap-o^wOels,
dfia
/cat
avro<;
in-eOvfjieL
ttoXXcI
58
8*
ow
77]
TToWrjv
Trapa(TKevr)v
crvi^-ayetyoa?,
aTT-ecrretXei^
eV
'A^Tjz^aS'
o)^
ro)
Se (rrparrjydj
tJttjv
Aarts
Sous
re,
M17809
^SacrtXecos.
117.
air-iTTeinre
F.
Eretria
is
crushed.
Se
/cat
e^^-retXa/Aez^o?
d^Syoa-TToStcrai^rag
tol
^Kdrjva^
re
avSpd'TToha,
ovrco
S^
crrparos
e/c
^dpiov
dn-
dpas,
i7roLLTO
vijcrcov.
Sta-ySd^^re?
i)(eip(!)(TavTo
/caret ret
TO
TTcXayog,
/xez^
^Epirpiav
Kol Tov<;
avdp(i)irov<^ i^-rj^Bpa'TToSicravTo
raura Se
So/coui^res
eV'Te-Tokixeva,
T^i^
TronjcravTe^,
eirXeov
et?
*ATTt/o}i/
ravrd
roi;?
^AOiqvaiov^
TTOLTJcreLv,
118.
/cat
(771/
F7.
yctyo
7"^^ Persia7ts
land at Marathon,
cTTtTT/Setoraroj/
o MapaOcop
^copiov
T7J9
'Arrt/CTj?
et9
ev'iTnrevcrai
St)
/cat
iyyvrdro)
dvTOL<;
et?
rrj^
'Epeo
rpta?)
rovro
KaO'rjyeLTO
'iTTTTta?
IletcrtcrTparov.
/cat
rdg
/lez^
i^aOg
MapaOcova
i^-e^L0)9
#caT-a^^eto"a9
/3acrip
a)pixL^,
tov<;
Se
fiap/Sdpov^;
Se,
re
/cat
St-eVacrcre^.
^KOiqvaioi
eTTV-
60VTO
rjyov
raura,
ifioijdovv
/cat
aurot
Se/ca,
ct?
M^apaOcova*
^z^
Se avTovs G-rparyjyol
oiz/
o Se/caro?
MtXrtctSTy?.
59
1 1 9.
VII,
History of Miltiades.
rjv
tov
vtto
TO)v
dTTO-davovro^
ovtql
yap
dir-eKTeivav avrov
dv8pa<;. 6
v7ro'7rfJL\]javT<;
8e
eTTOLTjcrav
Std
(fyiko'veiKiaVy
ivLKiqcre.
T7]<;
on
Kifjicoi^
'OXu/x7rta redp-iTnTO)
tovtov
Stj
cjv
vloSj
MtXr 10087^5
rjKev
/c
Xepaovijcrov,
Sl-ttXovi^
ddvarov
/c-7re<^euyco9
aTTO-TrXeovTa fxev
yap
ol
TOV
fiaaikeco^;
iTr-eSico^av
p^^XP^ ^IpjSpov,
acfyoSpa
ySacrt-
iiTiOvpovvTe^ Xa^elv re
/cat
dv-ayayeiv irapd
Xea*
et? ttjv
iavTov naTptha,
8e
OL
i)(0pol
VTTO
SiKacTTijpLov
Trj<;
iSico^av Tvpavviho<;
dno^vycov
dir-
Se
/cat
TOTjTov^,
crTpaTiqyo^
^KOrjvaicav
eSet^^T^,
120.
ert
VIII,
ovt^^^^
to
Sparta,
diro-
Se
rw
6
acrret
ot
crTpaTrjyol
dvSpa
co?
hpopiK(x)TaTOV.
Se
<J>etSt7r7rLS7^9
Bpapcjv
Td^LCTTa d(f)LKeTO
S*
7)
et?
T(x)v
l^irdpTiqv
^A6y)V(x)v
Seurepato?
(rraStous
{^dTre^ei
XirdpTT)
/xaXtcrra
tov<;
d(j)LK6pvo<;
ovv eVt
dp)(0VTas eXeyev,
'
a)
60
SeovraL
o'(}>lo'l
Trepi-iSeLV
vir
ttoXlu
avhpcxiv
/cat
yap 'Eperpta
re
17877
rjuhpa-TroSL'
fiia TroXet,
ravrrj ov /xt/cpa.'
/X
Sitperstition
of Sparta,
fjLP
St)
aTT-T/yyetXei^
e8o/ct
/xci^
avTols
fioyjOeiv
rd
eiz-re-raX/xeVa
^
avTOL^
Se
S'
rot?
AOrjvaioi^
d-Sv^ara
Tov
ivofxit^ov
^z^
ydp
lorrafiepov
Tjiiipa
ivdriq,
irpXv 6
kvk\o<; ttj^
yevoLTo,
122.
X,
vpo Mapa6u)vo<;,
TravSrjfiei.
eTTTjXOov
^or)6ovvre^ ol IlXaTne^o/xevoL
^
ratetg
/cat
ydp
irore
vtto
ttoX-
A6r)vaioi<;,
et?
oT
iTT-ijpKea-av avrots*
vvv Be tjkov
Mapa-
6(x)va
123.
XL
Se
Divided Counsels,
not fight.
roi'^
^
KQy]vaioiV
ol
fiev
arparr]yo2<;
eyiyvovro
crvvdTrreiv
St^^a
rr)v
at
yvcofiai*
ydp ovk
etcop
61
'
'
oXiyoL
rcov
yap
rjfJieL<;
ia-fxeVj^
e^acrav,
ol
rj
Se
arpaTLa
vovTOy
MijScov
dv'apidjJLr)To<;,^
o)?
Sk
irepX
TAikridhr^v
Se St^a
eye-
rj\6ev
6
/cat
MtXriaST^S
TTokiii-ap^ov
eXeyev
Trpo?
}LaWiyLa)(pv
rov
124.
'
X/L
KaraSovXaxrai
^KOrjva^;
e\ev9epa<; TroLTJcravTL
So^av KarakeLTreiv
/cat
^ApLcrroyeLrajv
KariXiTTov
fieyicrrov S17
vvv
yap
tcov
irpiv.
koX
r^v
fxeu
vTT-a/covcrcucrc
rd ecr^ara TrapaSeSofiei/oL
irpcjTOL
Se
aS Trepiyevcovrai,
St^a
ot
^EXktjvcjv
r]iiei<;
ecrovrai.
ol
Se/ca
0PT<;
aTparrjyoL
/xa^eo"^at,
ot
/xei/
/ceXev-^z^
Se
ov/c
i(ovTe<;,
/cat
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wi^
firj
fiasco fxeO a,
eXTrt^o)
yLcyakiqv
TLvd
^
orrdcTLV
ifx-Trecrovcrav iK-TrXij^eLv
G)(TTe ix-qhta-ai'
r^v
ra?
yvcofia^; rcxiv
KOrjvaicov,
8'
aS
/xa^^cj/xe^a, TrpXv
7rpo-8dra9
Tti^as
avv ^eot?
yjpTTjTat'
crot
e/c
croi)
yap av
au
Trpoa-Orj, ecrrai
irpcorr)
irarpi^ re
'
iXevOepa
/cat
roiv
ev
'EXXaSt
o"ot
r]v 8*
ra evavria tovtcdu
rSiv dyaOSiv.^
62
125.
XIIL He agrees
ttj
to fight,
yvcxiiirj
iavrov
irpocrttJs
rov
KaWifJia^ov
ypco/jLTj^;,
Trpoayepofiei'rj^
8e
Tov
TTokeyidp^ov
[xerd
iSo^e
o-vvdiTTeiv
ttjv
ixd^rjv,
Se
tovto
ol
ixd^ecrOai
fioyXofjiepoL
7)
Ta)p
Trj<;
arpaTTjycop,
r)ixepa<;,
o)?
eKdarov iyiypero
MtXrtaSTj*
Trplv
riyefiovia
irapehiSoaav
Trjv
6
rj
Se
o/xoi9
ov
(TVvrJTTTe
fxd^yjv,
iavTOv
-qyefJiOVLa
iyiveTO.
126.
0)9
8e
TrepLTJXOev
rifjiepa,
ipTavOa erdaorovTO
a)9
^A9r]vaL0L
iu
toj
MapadcovL
fia^o-uixevoL.
kol
tto-
TOV
{xkv
oegLov Kepoy^
rjyeiro
KaXXt/xa^o?
erdcraovro
Xe/xa/3^09.
KoX
at pLev (fyvXal
rjcrav,
e)(6pievai
dXXijXcov
Acepag,
TeXevTOLOL Se
e^ovTe<; to evoivvpov
ot
nXaratet?.
i^-LO-OVTO
TOTe
OVTCO
Se
Tacrcropepcov
tcov
T(S
^A07)VaL(OV,
TO
CTTpaTOTreSoP
MrjSiKa),
iyiyveTo
in
oXtycop
KOL TavTTj
d'crdevecTTaTov
rjv
to (TTpaTonehow
ttXtJOcl,
to
tS
127.
0)9
XV. The
Charge.
/cat
^
Se
rjcrav
Stareray/ieVot
ra
crc^ayta
0)9
iytyveTO
eWrjo'av,
fcaXa,
ivTavOa
ol
K9r)vaioi,
d<^air-
63
ovK ekaoraov
6pa>vTe<;
tj
oktco
crraStov?
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ot
Se
Jlepcrai
re
o)?
ravra,
Se^ojJievoL
kol
7rtdz/Ta9,
TrapecTKevdtpvTo
evoyntpv Se avTov<s
6po)VTe<;
Trapa^poveiv
'YOv<;
OLTT-oXeLcrdaL,
oXi-
ovTa^
tovtov<^
Spofxco
^copovvraSy
ovd^
ravra
aftco?
S)V
^Kdrfvaloi Se dOpooi re
/cat
TrpoaefiL^ap rots
^apjidpoi^
fxev
eixd)(ovro
\6yov
r)iiel<;
TTpcoroL
y^^p
^^Wtjvo^v
Trdvrojv,
8e
dv-ea^ovro
icrdrjrd
re
MtjSlktjv
6pa)vre<s
/cat
rov<;
irporepov
he
rjv
(f>ofiepoi/ oLKOVcraL,
128.
XVI.
Victory of Wiizgs,
Defeat of Centre.
Final Victory.
rovrcop
6(ovi,
he fiaxofievcov ttoXvv
[lep
;5(/ooVoi^
eu
Mapaot
/cat
ro
fiecrov
rov
crrparoirehov
eviKov
fidpfiapof
evravOa
rjv
/cat
p.ev
yap JUpaai
r)
re avrol
rovro pev
ro pepo<;
eviKGiv
re ot fidpfiapoL
prj^avre^ ehicoKOv
eU
rrjv
peao-
yaiav ro
re
/cat
rcov
fiap/3dp(i)v
rot?
/cat,
he
ro
avrcov
pecrov prj^acriv
dpcjyorepcodev
epd^ovro
re
crw-ayayovre^s
eviKcov ^AOrj*
rd Kepa, rous
vLK(opra<;
64
voLOL.
/cat
(fyevyovai
rots
YleparaL^
eiTrovTo
kol
irvp
rr)p
OaXaaaav
dcfyLKOvTO*
evravOa
Se
129.
XV
11.
CTTparrjycjv
Xa/Sofievo^
TTji^
kol
K-Vvaiyeipo^
veci)^
Ev<^optaji^09
dTr-eKoirr]
ctti-
Trj<;
irpvpLViq^;
tlvo<;,
re
X^^P^
ve(j)v
TTcXefcet
/cat
eTreaev
eTrecrov
he aXXot
fieu
Srj
ovofiaaToi,
enrd
ol
iir-eKpdTrjcrav
Tponco
tolovto)
^AOtj-
130.
XVIIL The
to Phalej'tim.
Se XotTrat? oi
(j)9do-aL
/cat
^dp^apoi
rov^
TrepieirXeov %ovviov,
fiovkoiievoL
t9
^A0r)vaLov<;
d^iKoyievoi
TO dcTTV.
ol
ovtol
yap
dv-
crvvOefJievoL
co?
vn-coTrreveTO,
eSeu^av
acTTrtSa
ovctlv
0)9
ev rol^
vavaL
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ejiorjOovv
e^Oacrav
dcfyLKOfievot,
ol
Se
fidp/3apoL
Se
7^1^
en
rjaav
rjhiq
eTT-etcr-
^dXrjpov
roOro yap
rore ro
65
KarekOov to
tcjv *A6r)vai(0T/'
186pt<;
Se
131.
XIX. The
late,
T(x)v
^iXtot
Trav-o'k\r)voVj
Tocravrrj
%7rdpTr]<;
(nrovSfj
-^prjcrdiJievoL,
axTTe
rpiTotoL
/c
iyeuovro
jLtCL^TJ?,
Iv
TTj
^ATTLKrj.
o/xoj?
i^ov\ovTo
iXOovre^
dedaacrOaL
tov<^
Mt^Sou?' kol
ovTa)<;
t9
deacrdfievoL
^
ati^owre^ tov^ re
OLKaSe.
tcov
AOrjvaiov^
koI
rfj
to
ev
epyov
dTT'rjWdcrcrovTo
fxd^rj
cV Se
TavTT)
MapaOcovL
dneOavov
fiapftdpcop
dv8pe<;.
fidkLCTTa
l^aKia-^iKioL
kol
reTpaKocrioL
/cat
*A0y]vai(i)v he
eKarov ivevrjKOVTa
hvo.
132.
/.
Women
ITpoStK-o?
cfyrjCi
'Hpa/cXea (ore
or)
Ik
TTtttSo?
e/ieXXe
di/rjp
yeveaOai)
ol
i^ekOovra
yjSr)
L9
yap
veoL,
avro-
Kpdrope^
yevofjievoi,
tovtco
tw
Sid
/ca/cta?*
KOL
IlpdSt/co?
(f>av7Jj/aL,
to
crai/xa
kol tov<s
66
6(f>0ak[iov^
')(pa>fjiaTo^
S'
erepa
Sia
rod
opto<;
eSoKEL*
/xet^cui^
(f)vaeo)<s
riv
8ia
rov ^lov
KaKOv hidyeiv.
They approach.
133.
//.
The
lattery
running ahead,
speaks,
0)9
7]
Se
iyevovTO
TrXrjCTLaLTepov
tov
'Hyoa/cXeou?,
Tpoirov,
rj
S*
cug irpcoTr)
eiTTev
'Hpa/cXet9,
idv
koL
ovv
e/xe
(f)L\r)v
iroLyjo'ri,
ere, kclL
inl
ttjv
7]Zia'Tr)v
re
TCOV Se ttovcdv
d'TTLpo<;
TrpcoTov
(f>povTLeL<;,
fiev
yap ov
TroXifKov
ovSe
Trpay/xdTcov
dXXd
Stctfet? (TKOTTovixevo<;
oS
ywat,'
ot
e^>7,
rj
ecprj,
/xei^ e/xot
^tXot
KaXovcrt
fie
EvSaiixovLav
oi
Se
fxicrovvTC^;
134.
///.
KoX Iv TovTO)
iyo) 7]K(o 7rpo9
7)
'
Kai
ere,
'HpctfcXet?, etSuta
o-tjv
rov? yevvyj"
eXTTi^w,
ei
aavTd^
ere,
kol ttjv
(jyva-Lv
i^
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67
ai^
e/xe
oSov TpdiTOLO,
ccj^oSp*
ere
tcou
ovk
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el
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kol
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vTrrjpereLV
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TO
crai/xa,
koX
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avv
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makes a
last Appeal,
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ct)9
etnev,
'
ev-voei^,
a>
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^aXcTTi^z^
kol
evcjypoawa^
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yvvrj
ctol
avTrj
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136.
V,
Virtiie
denoimces Vice^
Devotees.
and compares
their
KOX
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;
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S)
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Se crv dyaOov
ri
reiv eOeXovcra
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irplp Se
eadiovaa,
SlxJjtjp,
iripovaa'
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ovoe Ota to
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Se
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avrotg
diro-
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rot?
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ovTe
ra
rats
fxev
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veoi
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tcov
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koX
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to
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ov tov
a)
dXXa
/xerd
iivrip,'iq<;
del
^povov
vfxvovfievoL
OdXXovcru
rotaCrd
crot,
TTat TOKecov
SLaTrovrja-afJieva)
69
137.
Gordius
receives
a wonderful
tcop
Omen from
Zeus.
ro/>8t09 iXeycTO
7761/7^9.
elvaL
dpovvTo<; Sc TTore eV
t,vyov
aypoi<i eTT-eTrrero
eVt rov
aero? 6
Se
koX
TTokvv
^povov
r^
oi//t
eV-e/xeti/e
rjei
KaO'ijfjLevoS'
e/c-7rXayet9
p^kv
Se
TOL
i.V'eT\r)(e
Trapdevcp
rj
vhpevopevrj
8e
(771^
koX
/cat
elTrev
avrfj
Trepl
tov derov,
yap
avrrf
rco
Au
rai ySacrtXet.
6 Se
eherjOi)
Koprjs
crvveTrecrOai
irals
re
Kal
yTjpacrdai
rj^iq
avrS.
ok
Kal
e-^v avroZv
ovopa ML8a9.
AcaXou
rrj
dvopo<;
yevopevov
earacTLatpv
rov
7ratSo9
oi
re
Kal
Kal
yevvaiov,
wore
0)9
ev
ttoXcl,
iyevero
ySacriXea
avrol^
/cat
^pr]crpo<;
0)9
dpa^a
afet
rrjp
avroZ^
o5ro9
Karairavcrei
ardcnv.
erv^e
avTot9
8'
ert
Trept
rouro)!/
/c
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TTpoaeXOcbi/ 6
TT'crrr]
Mt8a9
dpd^,
avrot9
ot Se
avp^aXopevoi ro ^prjpa
Kal
e/c
^09
e(f)pa[,ev,
avrov peu
ySacrtXea
dpa^av
ev
rw
ve(p
70
STORY OF THERMOPYLAE.
B. C. 480.
138.
/.
Xerxes' approach.
His
Fleet shattered by
Divine
Iiitei'ference,
iirel
Se aep^rj^
yvcofiT)
eU 'EXXctSa
crTevj)
vcov
7)
(jivXd^aL
avTT)
yap
rjv
koI to
7r\rj6o<;
elrf
rujv
/Sot] 9 eta
aurw.
rcov Sepfionv
dno Tov
dvefxo<;,
TrXevcrai^re?
'^EXXtjctlv
irpo
8e
Tov
6
TTpdyfJia ^piqaiixdjrarov
roL<;
eyevero'
yap
KaXovfJLvo<;
vav<;,
Boyoea?,
Kancbv inl
ret? rcjv
fj
^apfidpcov
XPV'
eTvai
ol
A0r]T^aloL d/cou-
aavTe^ ravra,
avTols
efJiaOov
0)9
/cat
Xeyovcri
e)(ovTa
Bopeav yafx^pov
yvvoLiKa.
iTreihrj
^Attlkyji'
ovv
on
av^erai
-^^eificov,
Kal
irpo
rovrov,
rd?
ol
vav<;,
^
S'
ravra
kol
A.6'Y]volioi
Bopeov
(oko-
139.
^Biip^ti^
//.
Girek
6
each other,
Stct
Se
fcat
7retp<;,
TTj
iropevOepTes
0erraXta9,
io-TpaTOTTcSc-uopTO ip
1pa)(iPLa,
ol Se
St) *^EXX7J^'es
71
Si-oSo).
Tu)v
irXeiovcov
epjJLonvkai,
virb
Se
roli^
7repL-0LK0)p
IlvXat.
toI<;
ecrparoTrehevovTO ovv
otSe
817
e/cccrepoc
ev
oi
TOvroL^
^aypioL^;.
riaav ^EWtJj/cop
tco
viTO'iLevovre^
fxev
X^PV
^irapnaTcov
rep
o'vv
AecoviSa
KOCLOL,
Kat
@r)fiai(OP
reTpaKOcnoL,
/cat
ttXclovs
tJ
140.
///.
Retreat.
ot Se
Tr\<^
elcT'fioXrj^;
eyevero
Uepcrrj^,
rol<;
(j)ofiovixei^oL
efiov-
XevovTo
Trept
a7r-aXXayi^9.
p.ev
dXXots IleXo-
TTOvvrjcrioi^
eSo/cet
Tov
laOfiov
AecouuSa^;
Se
ip
koI
TrefXTreiv
ayyeavTcov
Xov9
eJ?
iirLJSorjdeLv, a)9
ovT(o<;
141.
little to report.
raCra /SovXevoixevov
Ihelv oTTocToi
Imrea
Se ert
re
etcrt
/cat
o rt
17
Trototei^.
wi^
eV
erraXta
ecrrt
d/couet ort
/cat
ojs
rSiv
^EXXijvcov
crrparLa
oii^
oXiy-q
o
Se
rjyeficop
Aecwj'tSas,
yivo^
irpo^
^HpaKXeiSrjs.
TrpoC'yjXao'cp 6
linrevs
72
i^rjv
ifjLoivdavev
ow
tov<;
e^co,
kol
e^co
eTv^ov
reraySe
ol AaKehaiixovioi
[xcpoL,
Tovs fiev
/cojLia?
e-copa
yviivatpixevov^^
tov^
ra?
KTevit,oixivov^,
TavTa
ijxdvdavev.
Srj
^eci/xei^o?
ida-ufjia^e
kol
to
ttXtjOo^;
ixadcov
Se
tls
irdvTa,
ihlcoKev
dn-ijXavve
avTov,
KaO^
rjo-v^Lav
ov
yap
ocra i'OpaKeL.
142.
V.
Xerxes perplexed.
rroieiv ol Aa/ceSat/xdto!
ovv ArjfjidpaTOj/ 09 iu
iQpcoTa
crrpa-
TOTTcSo) '^v
6 8^ rjX9ei\
Be aep^rj^ 6 tl ol
AaKeSaLfJiovLOL
TToirjaovaiv*
Se
etTre,
'
irpoTepov
817 Xi^o),
aKovaov
rjfXLv irepl
ovv.
tt}?
vofxo^
iirdv
/cat
yap avrots
IxeXXcocFL Tov<;
ra?
ttj
Kc^aXd^
^vxV*
KOcrpieiaOai
KLvBvveveLv
^^^ tovtovs
iv %7rdpT7)
viKcofxev,
e0vo^
dv9p(x)TT(i)V
aoi,
fiaaiXev,
vvv
yap
7rpo9
KaXXio'Trjv
ttoXlv
re
Acat
dpio'TOv^
dvSpa^s
e^-eXavveis*
Tama
hk
Xeywv ovk
c7TeL0e Ptep^rj.
73
143.
VI,
to force
a Way,
6 aep^rj^;,
Se,
a>9
Tecrcrapa^;
fikv
rjixepa^; Trepi-eixevev
ikni^ajv
avTov<;
OLKaSe
aTTteVat.
TrefiTrrrj
7re/x7ret
in
ayeiv
ev
avrov<;
MtjSous
roijs
Ktcro"tov9,
/ceXevcra?
eKeivov^s
AaKeSai/jiovLovs
TToXkol
Tcov
77/509
kavTov,
Se
rrj
p^o^XV
St)
jSapjSdpcjv
OLTT'cOaT/ov
dXXa
tcup
8*
SrjXov
avTco
ySacriXet,
on
oXiyoL Se d^Spes.
144.
tinder
Hy dames
next
make
the Attempt,
ineiSr)
Se
ol
Mrj8oL
ov8eu
iiroLOvvTO,
ivravOa
d'Oavdrov^
axnrep
/cat
Srj
eKoXei
ovroi.
^acrtXeu?,
S)V
rjpxev
^TSdpvrjs,
a>5
ye
paSCco^
vLKijcrovTe';.
Se
ovSev TrXeov
f.cjyipovro Trj<;
MTySt/CT^g,
dXXa rd avrd*
/cat
eV
yap
(rTevo-nopco re
X^PV
t]
ipd^ovTO,
hopaai
etx^ov
/3pa)(VTpoL<; ixpcjvTO
TrXtjOeL
ol '^FiXXrjves, /cat
ovk
^Tycracr^at.
/cat
Aa/ceSat/xdz/tot
Se
ipd^ovro
d^Lco^ Xoyov,
yov
fiofj
ot
Se
fidpfiapoL
ol
iKCLvovs
eV
(f)evyovTa<;
yez^d/xe^ot.
inyeo-av,
Se
eu^u9
rdfet
74
Kare/SaWov
KoX avTcov
^ap^dpcov,
IvravOa
T(x)v
145.
iirel
VIII,
Xerxes frightened,
OTTLcrco
dmjXavi'ov. dva8paixLV
Tta.
rfj
Se
ttj
^J^d^rj
Xeyerai ySacrtXea
irepl rfj
rpU
e/c
orTpa-
Se vcrrepaia ol
iiroirjcravTO.
/cat /car' eOvrj
koI
yap
oi
Kara
rd^et^s
re
^(okccov
iTd)(0r]crav
^vXd^ovre^
Trjv drpairov.
OA)Qi% dTnjXavvov.
146.
secret
Path,
rco
iv
irapovTi
Trpdyiian,
'E^taXrTjs
iX9cop
7rpo<;
avrov
Trapa
/3acrtXect)9
eSo/cet XTJxjjco-dai)
et?
/cat
elcT'^oXy *^EXX7ji^a9
'Bep^rj^
Se
yevofxtvo^iy
diriireixiTev
^TSdpvr)
rov?
(TTpaTLCOTa^ aVTOV,
147.
^j/ 2/^/V^
Hydames
ascends by night.
ol
Kara Tavrrjv
St)
ti^^
drpaiTov
Hepcrai rov
ttjp
irdaav
vvKTa.
75
in aKpcoTTjpico
rod opovs*
[JLOL
ivravOa Se
-^lXlol
SeSijXcoTaL,
oirXlraL
^coKecov.
6po<;
aXka
ttolv
oi
Uepcai iXdvOavov
iiri'TrXecjv
dva/SaivovTe^, to
jrplv
ov
hei^hpcov.
y]8r)
Se
rd oirXa dveXa^ov
iraprjcrav,
01
^(OKcls,
ol
fidpfiapoL
firj
ivTavOa
^Thdpviq<;
(f)ofi7)0els
Zctl
AaKeSaifiovLOL, rjpeTO
7rv06fJLvo<;
Tov
Se
Sterarre
tov<;
Uepcra^;
oi
a>9
eU
iidy^r^v,
tcov
8e
YiepccDV
To^evovrcov,
0)9
^(okl<;
ecfyvyov
re
kol
dficf)!
Trap-ecrKevdtpvTo
*E<^taXT7;
adfjiepoL
diT'oXovpLevoi,
ol
he
ttoltj-
KaTe^aivov to opos
/caret Tdy(o<;.
148.
XL
to their
Doom.
To1%
IxdvTi^
Meytcrrta9,
etcrtSw^'
et9
ret
tepa,
/cat
e^paae
Uepo'cov.
TOV
[xeXXovTa
ol
fiev,
OdvaTov,
enetTa
Se
avrofioXoL
rjecrav
e^-TJyyeiXav
eTL
ttjv
irepiohov
tcjv
ovTOL
ol
vvKro<;
ov(T7]<;,
ecrijfjirjvap,
TpiTOL
Se
rjfjLepo-orKOTTOL,
KaTahpaix6vTe<;
ol
'^FiXXr)ve<;,
dno
/cat
tcov aKpcov,
evTavda e/3ovXevovTo
at yvcofxai rjcrav
TTJV
avrcjv
Suo
etvai
ol fxev ol
yap eXeyov
Se
dfieuvov
rd^LV
eKXiireivy
dvr-eXeyov
Xeyerat
/xera
Se
TovTO ol
fieveuv
[lev
dTrrjXdov, ol
avrov irapearKevdtpvTo,
dnoTrefJi^aL
avT09
Aeai2^tSa9
tou9
fioyXofxevovs
dmevaL'
76
aural he koI
irapovai
ttji/
XirapTvaTcov
eis
r^v
ovk
e)(eiv
KoKw
^ovTes>
eKknrdv
rd^iv
rjXdov
^vXa-
149.
X/L
yap
0eo<; ev Aekcfyols
e-\pa rdhe,
'
rj
AaKehai/JLova
fxeixinqfievo^
crvfiiJid)(ov<;
diroireiJLxjjeLV
tov<;
re
roi^ fjidvTiv
eixeWev
6
he,
avv
avTOi<i
ti^a
/X17
anoOdvirj,
Kainep
TToiha,
dTroTrefjLTToiJLevo^,
ovk dneXLire
d7r7r/xi/;ei^.
top he avrov
ovTa
pLOVo-yevrj,
50.
XIII,
Nor
ol
ol
fxev
o'VfJi[ia)(OL
^^ovro re
OLTnovre^ /cat
eneWovro Aecoviha,
fiovoi
ol he ecTTTtet? /cal
Aa/ceSat/xoi^totg.
Siq^aioL
KarefJieLvav
irapd
yap avTovs
OVK
Aecoviha^,
ol he @ecr7rtt9 eKOPres
fjidXto'Ta, ot
e(f)ao-av aTToXtTTovres
Aecjvihav
/cat
Tov<; jxeT
(TwaiTeOavov,
77
151.
ot T 877
Onset.
TrpocrrjecTav,
Ittl
pdp^apoi,
KecDViZav
aep^y
Kot oi
a[i(l)l
Oavdrco
e^'ohov
Tore
Se
fiapl5dpov<; i^ijXaaav.
tcov
(jrevcov
crviiyiicryovTe^^
e^co
eTrnrrov
OTTLcrOev
yap
01 tcou ySapySa-
)(OVTe<;
fidcrriyaf;,
ippdinl^ov Trdvra
ttoXXoI iikv avTcoi/
dvhpay
19
TO Trpoco) ekavvovre^.
elcrkinTTTOv
eU
ttju
OdXacrcrav
kol
l^o)o\
hiet^OelpovTO,
vir
dXXtjXcov
yap
oi ''EXXr)ve<;
6appaXeo}<^
TO)
ifid^ovro.
TTtTTTet,
Kal Aecji^iSas re
yv6p.evo<^
rovro)
TOTTO)
dvTjp
apicrro?,
koX
St)
erepoi fier
Kal
0%
ovoSt)
'Bip^v
oi
tov
veKpov
tov
TO
AecjvtSov'
iroXXov
ccofia
yap
Xafielv,
Hepaau
TeXo<;
iiroLovPTo
AecjviSov
Se
avTo
Tov<; fiap/SdpovS'
UepaaL
Trai^re?,
orvv
'E^iccXtt;
Traprjaav,
Se ^^EXXt^i^c?
Trj<^
irXriv rjl3aia)v,
OTTLO-CO
eU to cTevov
771
ohov
dv)((x)povv
Kal ItpVTO
T7J ela-oScp
TOV KoXcOVOV.
6 Se KoX(Ov6<;
ecTiv iv
inl AecoviSa,
78
0)9
X^P^^
KOL
ol
e/3a\kop.
152.
bravest ?
Xeyerat dvrjp
iJierd
dpicTTo^;
yevicrOai ^TrapTidrr)^
dptcrreGcrat
AL7)veK7)<;.
Se
tovtov
Xiyovrai
AaKeSaifioviOL Svo
dSe\(f)ol,
^Op(TL(f)dvTov TTatSe?.
dvTjp
o)
ovofxa
rjv
AtffvpaixjBo^,
153.
XVL
re ^irapfJid^Q
rfj
Trpcorrj
Xeyovra rdSc
HeXoTTOvvdo-ov
;)(tAta8cs TTOpS*
154.
raura pkv
Srj
Se
icLVj
ayyiWcLV
AaKcSatjotovtot?,
on
rfjSe
79
155.
/.
Let
110
one mention
lost
Salamis,
oLTre^ovcra
ov
7)
iroXif
ttjs
TrapaXta?
T199
'Atti/ctJ?,
avTTj
Tjv.
ovu
vrjcTos
776 iSt)
Se
VTTO
Mey apecov
iXrj^Oy],
01
8v(T-)(pr]y aneKafjiOv,
fxiJTe
eliretJ^
fjLrjSevl
i^eivai
rrjv
aS^tS
ypaxfjau,
a)9
^pr)
TToXiv
avrnroieicrOai
SaXa/xii^og.
tjv Tt5
cKeXevov Se
Trotfj.
Odvarov,
cov
tovto
6 Se
i(j)pe
ev'Tiixo^ Tore
fiapea)<;,
iv
tol<;
^A6r)vaiOL<;,
ravTa
kol
vecoTepcov
iroXefJiov
fikv
7rt^u/xoC^ra9,
i.TTaivetv
Se
avrov ov
roXfLCjivra^^
156.
//.
By a
Law
repealed,
TTpoa-eTTOLeLTO
fiSrjv
ovv fiaiveaOai,
ep.eXeTiqcT^.v
kol
crvvOei^
Kpv-
iXeyeld
nva
avrd
cjcrre
hvvaaOai
ttJ?
/xera Se
ravra ek
inl
otKta?
dyopdv.
o^Xou
rivd,
eirr)
Se
icf)^
TToXXov
(pirep
crvv-eXdovTo^,
oi
dva^d<^
XWov
ra
Ke2
Sie^rjXOev.
cocrre
Se
oi
vecorepoL
oi
iire-
Oopv^ovv
Tovqaav
Xvaavre^ top
TToXefJLOV,
vofjuov
TToXlrau
rjTTTOvTo avdi^
Tov
crTpaTrjyov.
irXevcra^
^oXcov
cttI
80
aKpav
icTiv,
Se,
'AttiactJ?,
iv
A7]iir)Tpo<;
v(o<;
evpcv
eKet
yvvaLKa<;
ttlcttov
dvovora^,
et?
aL(Td6fJievo<;
eirefixljev
avhpa
Xakafjuva
tcoi/
Trpocr-
irapa
^Adrjvatcop.
157.
///.
and recovers
acfyLKOfievof;
the Island,
Toif<;
8e 6 avOpcoiros iKeXevae
Toi^LG'Ta
iirl
Meyo,-
pet9 TrXeip
XajSetv Tcop
on
^
ttjv
aKpav,
el
fiovKovtau
ol Se
TrpocT'
rag yvvoi^
twp
crTpaTLcorcoi^
yvvaiKeia
piSia
peveiv,
orroXrj,
KpvTTTa
TTait^eiv
daXd(Torrj
/cat
Kal ^o-
iXOovTe^
ovv
ol
Meyapei?,
/c
ra?
St)
yvvalKa^ opcovTe^,
CTOVTe^,
i^eTnjScov
TTpOO-TTOlOVfJiivCOV
Sc
iKLVO)V
ol
Meyapel^
i-SiO)Kov draKTco^.
/xeracrrpa^eVre? ovu
(TTraordfievoL, Trdvra^
ol veavLCTKOL, /cat
rd eyyeipihia
8e
direKTeivav,
ol
KaTecr^ov
rrji/
vrjcrov.
158.
Xiyovcri
vvKTo<;
aXXot
tlp<;,
o)?
TrXevcra?
tlvI
^oXcov
eU
rrjv
vrjcrov
ev
koXttco
a)pfiLo-aTo.
rjaav he ev
TroXet
Meyapet? ovk
81
(f)T]fJLri<s
ovToi
ovvy
TTvOofievoL
iK
ovhev
kol
^k^aiovy
i-o-TpaTOTrehevcravTo
re
i^ekdovre^;,
he
^okcav
Kadecp^ev.
vaLOV<;
cTretra
Se
e/xySt^Sacra?
ets
avro *A^rjttoXlv,
(u?
Tti^a9,
eKeXevae
ttXclp
eh
ttiv
dXXovs
'Adrjvaiov^;,
pevcTLv e7re(f)epeTo.
fxa^ofiepcDV Se ert,
ttjv
ttoXlv,
oi
ev T(o TrXoLcp
eU
d-(j)vXaKTou ovcav.
159.
off.
Charon
demands
They quarrel.
KaKLOTTe,
el
XAPXIN.
eCTTL.
0.770-809 /xot,
ol
rd
iropdfiela.
MENinnOS.
X.
0,770-809,
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o)
Xdpcov,
(f)r]iiL.
e(f)6prja'd
ere
virep
ttjv
/xt)
;
e)(ovTO<5
8e Tt9 09 ov/c
o^oXov e^et
e)(et
M.
X.
ev9v^,
ouAC
oT8a
ey(0},
el
dXXo9 rt9
ofioXov
ov,
eycoye ovk
pi\\i(i}
ere
19
tov iroTaiiov,
edv
fir)
diroSSs
M.
X.
eyco
S17
rw
82
M.
X.
771
TTjv yrjv
TO ttXolop
e)(0}
;
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vcos
yap
Svpacrai Xafieiv o
fxr)
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croL
on
M.
TOVTO
ixev
ovk el^ov
\eyeiv
ai)
X.
dXXa
irpcoros
Sia^ijcrei,
aTToSov?.
M.
TTcti^res
oLTTeScoKa
to
[xev
vBcop
e/c
tov
tiXolov
iqvTXr^cra kol
ol
dXXoL iSaKpvov.
S)
X.
TavTa,
KaKGvpye,
ov
Sefo/xat
(j)7][XL.
o.vtX
tov
6/3oXov.
a7ro8o9 /xot
tol TropOfiela,
ov Sc/catoV
M.
X.
OVK e^eoTt.
xjjevSei'
ovk dTroSwcrw
aAcouet?
Set^ov
yap
yrj<;
fxoi tl ev ttj
X^^P^ ^X^^^'
[xeXei.
M.
X.
ov
o)
;
(TOL, S)
KaKoSalfJiov, iKelvo
TTOV
ye
tov
^Epfirj,
eKeivov
KaKOvpyov
dveXa^e<;
EPMHS.
d-yi^oet?,
(3
MeVtTTTrd? ecTiv
w
(o
fxeXei ov8ev6<5.
Kwa.
edv
ere
X.
Ka\
ixrjv,
KdKicFTey
c3
XdySo)
aS(9t9
M.
Xalpej
edv
XctySgs,
/SeXTtcrre*
Sts
Se ov
XtjifjeL.
ctTret/xt.
83
60.
to Pluto.
cl>pLV
IIAOTTHN.
vfXLV veKpo<; cov
S'
v/xas
KaKa)<;
Trotet,
o/xotos
K.
ineiSav
roiv
rjfieLf;
olfico^cofiep
/cat
aTevcofxev,
/xei^
fiefJLvrjiJiei^OL
avcn
Trpayfidrcov,
ttj^
MtSa?
rou
iyo)
/cat
Xpyo-Lov, XaphavdnaXko^
TroWrjs
eKelpos
Tpvcjyrjs,
Se
Kpotcro?
Ta>p
drjcravpcoVj
imyeka
rjixcoj/,
oz^etSt^et
'f]ixa<;,
diroKaXcov
rjfjid'^
dvSpd-TroSa
eviore
/cat
hk
/cat
ah(x)v
e-mTapdrrei
rag olixcjyds
n.
Tt
ovTOL
(f)ao'L
Tavra,
(3
MeVtTTTre
ecTTLV,
c3
MENinnOS.
fjLLcra)
Stdrt
o)?
dXrjeij
/ca/cou?
JWovroiv
TOiyapovv
yap
avrou?
o^ras.
-^aipo)
dvio)v avTov^,
n.
Tot9
dW
Tourcoz/
/cat
ou ravra ^prj
apa,
c3
ere
iro leiv,
fjLa)po<;
MEN.
Avhcop
CTKere,
IIXovtcuv,
;
cScrre i7Secr^at
d)
(TTevayixoZ^
kclL
vfjielsf
KaK lotto i
yiyi^co/cat
^pvycov
ou
/cat
^AcravpLCov,
dviS)v
ovtco
o)?
iravcroixaL
koI
Kar-dScov
KarayeXcov
vficjv.
K.
ecrrt
raSra
ou;( v/3pi<;,
(o
UXovrcov
MEN.
oifJLCo^eordey
ovK,
dXy
eKeiva
tjv,
ifxei^
eTTOtetre,
d^LovvT<; dvdp(07rov<;
TrpocTKVveiv v/xa?.
dcj^-rjprjfJiei'OL,
Toiyapovu
irdvTcov eKeivcov
84
K.
6eol,
d(f>'r)prjiJLepoL,
MTAAS.
ocov
fieu
eyco ^puoroG.
SAPAANAIIAAAOS. oorrjs he iyo) rpv(f)7J<;. MEN. dXX' olfxcjl^ea'de u/xet9, kol iyco Se aaoixai*
TO
yap
tolovtols arevayixoi^^.
i6i.
The Cyclops Polyphemus, tells his Father, Poseidon, how Ulysses put out his Eye,
y
RTKAfl"^.
apdrov
c5
/car-
nOSEIAflN.
Ilo\v(f)rjjxe
;
Se
'^i^
raCra
ToXixTJa-a^,
c5
K.
TO
/xe^ TTpcoTov
fcat
OvTLV avTov
fieXov<;
tjv,
(XTrefcaXef
CTrei
Se Stec^evye,
e^w
'OSucrcreus oi^o-
/xa^ecr^at e^?;.
n.
aTT*
oTSa
'iXtov.
ov Xeyet?,
roi^
ef
^I0dKr)<;.
dveirXei
Trai^u
aXXa
;
TTois
ev'Oapprjs (ov
K.
rfj
dvao-Tpexpa^
TTcofjia
re
vofjir]<;
kol
iTri6e\<;
'^i//a
dvpa TO
TO
TTupl
vdv<;
hevhpov
e^epov
airo
tov
opov<;,
/cat
e^dvr](Tav Se
Ttz^ag
TretpcofJievoL
drroKpvTTTeiv
,
avTov<;.
(o<;
iyco
avTcou
cryXXajScov
KaTecj^ayov,
XyjaTd^ ye
oi^Ta?.
evTavOa eKeivos
'^
6 irav-ovpyo-
TaT09
StScDcrt
(ou/c
/Aot
'OSucro"evs rjv)
rjSv.
(fydpfiaKOP tl
irdw
ifiol
ok
85
TTepi^epeaOai
6 8e
TToivTa
Ev
T(o
dvTpcp
tjv.
reXos 8e
iKOifjujOTjv,
ye
Trpocreri,
iTvcfyXcocre
elfii
fie
(x)
KadeijSopTa.
ndcreiSoz^.
IT.
kol
gltt
eKeivov
tv^\6<^
gtol,
0)9
fiaOvv
e/cot/xT7^7j9,
c3
reKvov,
6 S' otl
09
ovk
eyvQ)^
crcu9,
aavTOv fiera^v
TTcSg
TV(f>\ovp.evov,
ow
'OSvcr-
Siecj^vyep
ev
yap olSa
avTy]v
ovk iZwrjOyj
avrov
K.
dXX.'
eyo)
a^eikov
ti^a
paSi(o<;
XdfioLfjLL
i^LOvra,
n.
K.
TjpovTO
etTTOP
fjLavOdvo).
hid
ri
ov
;
tov<;
dXXov^
KvkXco-
7ra9 iTrefioTjcras
in avrov
c5
(TVveKdXeo'a,
irdrep,
koI
tjkop'
inel
Se
iyo)
jJie
TO
OTL
'
Tov
OvTLS
iiri^ovXevovTO^
icTTiJ
ovtco<;
ovofia,
Kal
fJLaLP(T9aL
i^rjTrdriqo-e
0Lr)6ePTes
fie,
a>^ovTO
diTLOVTef;.
6
fjce
'
/car-
ecTTLP
Kal opeLSil^cop
ovSe o
n.
a>9
OdppeL,
el
S)
TeKPOP
djJLVPOvjJiaL
yap
avrop
jjlol
f^dOy OTL
tou9
oro7;9
6cf)daXiiov<;
IdcrOaL
d-^vpaTOP
ecTTL,
to
crco^eLP
nXel S'
en
iKeHpo^;
86
162.
In
to
see
the ancient
MENinnOS.
EPMHS.
aTro^Xexfjop
ecTTL
rj
at Kokai,
ov (T^okri
inl
jiOL
icFTLV, (o
MevLTTire, dXX'
to
Se^Low
/cat
evOa 6 ^TaKivOo^
Acat
ri
/cat
Koi Nap/ctcrcro?
/cat
Ntpeu?
/cat
'A^tXXeu?
tol
Tvpoj
TTOLvra
'EXeVyy
koI
AijSa
oXwg
ap^ala
crapKCJU
KoiXXr].
M.
yvfJLva,
oara
ojJLOLa
/cat
/xdi^a
tol
opai
ttoXXol,
/cat
KpavCa
tcov
E.
jLtTyi^
M.
E.
SetfoV*
ou yap eycoye
Tovro TO Kpaviov
icTTlv
r]
'EXeVry.
(TvveXe)(6'iq(Tav
M.
i^
i^tJc?
d7rdcrr)<;
*EXXa8o9
^dpfiapoL,
/cat
/cat
rocroCrot
enecrov
TToXet?
''EXXrjves
re
/cat
;
rocraSrat
8L(f)9dpr)crav
E.
dXX'
ou/c
t8e9,
az^
MeVtTTTre,
crot 1781;
r^i^
yvvoLKa
tfiaav
c<^7j9
ydp
/cat
etz^at
eTTCt
/cat
et
rt? ySXeVot
8d|^t,
avrd
diroOavovTa,
t6t aural
ore fxivToi
dvOei
/cat
e^et
^poaVy /cdXXtcrrd
icrTLv,
87
M.
TOVTo,
cS
'Fipfirj,
Oaviid^o), otl ov
E.
croi.
ov
(T^ohrj
(TV
fxoL,
co
MeVtTTTre,
o)(TTe
iikv,
eTTtXe^a/xei^o?
ev6a av
rjor)
i6eXr)<;,
KdOit<e-
iy cj
Se tov<;
dXXov<s veKpovs
Sevpo
163.
rjytjo'oiJLaL.
Zet/s settles
a Quarrel
ZETS.
yap ravTa
Oeoiv,
iravaacrOe,
c5
KcKkiqirie
/cat
'Hpa/cXet?,
d-irperry)
rcov
HPAKAHS.
ASKAHniOS.
(TOV.
aXX'
e^eXets,
cS
tovtov
tov
Ata*
/cat
yap
afxeLVcov
elixC
H.
8ta
rt,
cS
/ca/ce,
;
dOavacriav eScjKev
A.
eKavOr]^
8e
cru
ei^
OTttj,
ort /xot
oj'CtStXet?
TO
TTVp.
H.
?,
aXX' eyo)
/>t^'
A to?
vto9
t/xt,
cru Se yot^o-ro/xo?
A.
/cat
Grou
ra iy-Kavfiara
lacTafirjv,
7rpo9 Se
H.
fiTj
rj
TravcTTj
oveiZitfijv fie,
6in](Ti
avTCKa
iirei
elcrr)
on
ov TToXu
d9ava(TLa
ae.
dpajxevog
88
(re pixpo)
iirl
/x.17
TO Kpaviov Idaao'daL.
Z.
Trava-acrde,
(fyrjijl,
/cat
/xt)
iTTLTapaTTere
to
cvfJuroo'LOVy
ccrrt,
c5
aiJi(j>oTepov^
v/xa?
cl7ro7re/xi//ojLtat.
'Hyoa/cXetg,
dfiCLVOV
eTrel
top
KcKkiqiriov
irpo-
KaTaKkivea-Qai aov,
irpoTepov aTriOavev.
NOTES.
ac
accent^ or account,
ag
art cf
cl
comp
cond'l
dep
deriv
depend{s).
derive{d), derivative^ etc.
emp
E. or Eng
equiv
emphatic,
English,
equivalent,
ex
fut
example,
future.
imperfect,
imp
imper. or imv
inf
imperative,
infinitive,
Lat
lit
Latin,
literalify).
,
.
pred
reg
sig
st
predicate.
regularity).
signification,
j/^w.
sup
syn
supply,
synony7n{s),
z/^r^.
vb
NOTES.
G. refers to Goodwin*s Grammar; H. to the Hadley-Allen.
they should be looked up carefully.
As
these refer-
ences are intended to help your translation, as well as give a knowledge of syntax,
and
line of a story
Numerals following words refer to the number where the same or similar words may be found. If n. precedes
forty sections,
many words
first,
them merely by
1.
<|>iXo>:
6 %\,but G. 2; H. 654,6. be suggested by what follows, without your The meaning of avrov G. 146 H. 692 and sub looking See Hints above. See note on G. 184,4; H. 768. Hints I,/ Watch
G. 166; H. 726.
*
Eng. /V5//-adelphia.
he.
Hints
9.
^ri^avov
avTov:
143, n.
kov({>o-vovs.
this will
:
it
up.'
3.
()>opi.
II.
d8X<|>if]v.
<^iKSi
2.
2<rTi:
STCifxxva):
Tpo<(>J)s.
See next word to decide the gender of this. Is the meaning suggested by any Eng. word you know } or K(|>aX^v. The meaning of VTTTroi should suggest a probable one that of ^L-n-TTOi?
the headings of the stories.
for &}j.a{aC.
KoXd^ctv,
y
airo-rpexet.
vbs.
Begin at
generally
Gen. after Kara-'ycXa: G. 171,2; H. avr-qs. away /ro7?if etc. Note prep, in this word, and see G. 191, 2, last line; H. 800, last Both used above. Look for them there. oiirw, KaKOV. verse. irdp-eo'Tti' 3. KXerrrris, KptT-rj, dvBpcoiros. Any Eng. words suggested Note this prep, in your grammars: cf. par-3.We\. {irapd). avrov: G. The gens, of avrSs are always used in Attic Greek 167, I ; H. 728-9 a. for the 3d pers. Azs, her^ its, their. 8tKT]s, punishment. Dep. on la\ios. ws KKeiTTTjs iovy on the ground that. Watch this word with participles.
of preps, in
compound
air6
.-*
dKovtuv, Xd^ov,
|ilv
. .
<|)V"Yiv,
:
8vTpov.
Do
. .
t))v sec-
Thv %\
two clauses
07tdly
ck
firstly
cf
Lat. ex.
92
4.
NOTES.
<)>^os, dvOpwiros, (ro<|>6s, tinros, XC0ovs,
:
oXCyov
:
ficXXci 0vi^<rKiv
G. 118, 6
H.
846.
d-v6T]Tos
cf. vovs.
oIkci cf Let
:
ot/cfo.
irap-c'xct
^ave, hold.
See Hints
10,
Kal,
Hints
8.
|iia-ts,
KoXbs.
Refer to Hints
ircpl,
Do
say
is
in
an
ii}ii.
evil plight.
Kivo
:
dXXa
?va.
KaKws
;
6(|>0aX}ibv.
^X^t,
t6 irpoo-wirov.
The usual
u7r<J.
de-
oiirw used on account of rough breath. = opw, H. 689. G. 3 G. 176; H. 750. tovtov: 86Ka, dpiO^bs hva and Kara-^aiva below, before Note same time. pd-Opa. Hints resorting to the vocab. 6 ulu avrbs dvOpwiros what does Sta 4Xavvi, Srt: Hints ws rdxtcrra: Paiviiv: Lat. H. 651 and 719. G. 2 dKovca, mnemonic. pipXiov dva comes trans, Not but Let The accus. denotes duration of time, the gen. wh. means time at or in which. time within wh., the Hints Not too many of these so-called particles come. %s
8v, part.
v((>*
:
before.
6.
2, 3.
<rov
147, n.
fr. i\\iX.
KXtp-aJ,
<|>Xou:
i.e.,
syl. in
Icttiv;
i,/.
:
7.
iroTa\i.hv}
this mean.-*
8.
trans-ire.
3, 2.
160,
8.
iirio-ToXi'iv, 'Ypd<()i,
<|>piv
:
dSX(f>ov
d-)j,vir]|X6)v
:
cf.
4iri-9vji, 7, I.
\j3X.ferre.
fr. pi.
Bible.
yiyvwo-Kct.
iTricrTo\7]u, foil.,
this.
da-iv.
fr. elfiiy
?/it.
KaiTtcp, 5, 7.
T||ipas.
dat.
-fJKwv, 5}/cw,
to
be
S-fj
8.
will
Pay
They
often
They
is
rfjs Xe-yovcr-qs.
told.
rel. cl.
9.
say which
dpx-ovTa, 6u-8aCjiovs
lines.
rbv ApxovTa Hints Kard wd. mean conaccording ov trary but dXXd not only 5; XafA^dvo), above. 8x1 Hints Lat. 1,1; G. H. 953. G. 266, 3 H. 767. 6poXbv. See vocab. wotc Sup. Let common sense help ?x"v. Parts, are far vdXii, ^iKpdv, pos? TijjLK&raTa:
i.
bet. this
and dvOpwiros
irapd
be
e.,
thing.
8t, 3, II.
t))v v6ixovy
to.
fidvov
(4,
Kal,
also.
ol<r0a, oT5a.
cf.
10. |mi9t]-t^s
:
6,
i),
Yca)|iTpCav
.^
tis, 4, c.
<|>p
:
d-T]84s:
ri^it
8.
4, 7.
iratSCw,
I
;
184,
lyj\.v
he.
\p't]a'i[Lr].
trans, this.
11.
cf. t//x^.
more
freq. in
Greek than in Eng., and many times contain the idea of here), manner means, condition, or concession. Sometimes
^
NOTES.
more than one
outset not to
cause he has.
pav.
of these
is
93
tr.
them always as
. .
.
kv
iK!
See vocab.
Iv
denoted by one part. Train yourself at the parts. See Hints 3, c. Here, say be^<mv. Let next cl. help tr. this. H^^rd uiv ftui-
Se rfi vvktI.
Say aL
dva-PaCvi, 6, 5. indie: G. 237; H. 927. Xc'xos. Use common sense okvw, syn. (po^u in mid. voice. Hints 11. again to tr. this. 'i\<tiv. See
diro
i,
t^s
3.
<j>op6pol,
vfifpas.
How
Here
dif . fr.
fol.
<rT.
by
.^
art.
^v: Hints
-ijdeXov,
dXXd:
13.
= deed,
8.
'AOTJvais. Names 11,4. v6p,ovs Adis. usu. iv Ydp (never accordingly KaKOvp^ois. kukSu =
i,/!
vovs.
he.
If
in this connection
Hints
&v, ofiuhom.
dyy^ov
.^
AapeCw:
G. 184,4; H. 768.
If
See vocab. rcXcvrqu See r\ev7^ above. 'ApTa|pfg. Dat. after verb, wh. mesins /a//s to. KaT--patvv, 6, 5. rbv kl^\(^))v Hints 3, t/. Hints 8. avT<j). 8i| Dat. after vb. pao-iOther words in sec. should give this. XVtv. dvr', kvri. Eng. ?
irap-eivaw.
: :
fjpwas, 6^0101 anthoAo^y-y G. taph. H. dpTT]s: G. 180; H. 753, Let note help you loTtv, G. H. 480 and sub to n^dv, avTwv, r pres. which? make^ cause or aKOuct, C^p. 8id on account of whaty Lat. Eng.? 6 n.i. jiavOdvciv const. why. Hints 0p(ioirvXais, pappdpwv, 6vTi: Hints say because he was. w. AcwvCSas, points him out as some one before mentioned, 9 6 oi fearful. Wh. m and pass. has both or well known. tov AecoviSov: story? dXXd, of surprise; well Use common sense here. Hints here for 8vvafitv? wh. always means with. Hence note compound). cOAca, irpwTOV, d= syn. avdyKrt whereas. G. 277, 4 H. 969, you. 8ti Hints
the rest.
If
you know
236; H. 911.
the heading will help you to that should give you ircjAirei. alrVjo-ct G.
:
sig. of pCov,
14.
xoXe'fjiov, iroXirat,
?x|J.v, n. 4.
']'j(i,
Td<|>ovs
cf.
epi-
dvO<ri: cf.
188,
i;
?v-ti(M)v,
li,
i.
aiTovo-tv, 13, 4.
T0i<r-8.
f.
last
it is.
28, 3, n. n. 3.
i.
inf. rifidw
cf
^
rifi-fi.
iroii\'
<rofxv,
do^
15.
d-voTiTOS, 4
iikr\v: cf.
3.
II,
rros.
15>
fci:
cf.
sylva.
Vov, 12, 3.
:
rC,
10.
81,
16.
orTpaTT]^^, dpt9}jt6s,
^jXios
n. ^AB-fivais,
:
1 2.
part.
eljuLi;
<t>6pos,
I, 3.
<|)av6p6s
, ag.
<|>opp6s
act.
I
sig.
this
ttoiVjo-ci, n. 14.
3, a.
v9vs.
17.
irVT,
(cuja
is
fTvv^
12, 3.
ravTo.
8^,
&.
xpi?|,
eVri, 4,
5.
;
9, 2.
Xuirciv, I, 4.
vijl7i/
:
^x^'vres
i-
d.
(rwa-T, cdo^fa.
8.
iroiciv,
e.,
94
1 8.
NOTES.
iroT,
wears.
ijidria,
Upc'ws.
irpoo--
Add
sig. of TrptJs
dvOptoTTOS,
3, c,
(
Hints
:
oUla. oIkovciv irdcrav by day. say and on Hints dXXcov: s: G. 277, a; H. 978. dva-7i7vw<rKtv, syn. 20. 0T]PaCv: G. 168; H. 732, 6th verse. jxeXXovrt, 8id Hints eU-voiav rov merely of accompaniment. yvv^ G. of participation with G. H. 216, 2; H. 813. the subj. SovXov, 21. &v&rw.. Let these dir-^-Gavev ao. ind. help trans, each other. 3 dXXd: say dead. ^TpoS) gen. poss. ToiovTov: sup. Tvpavvov why^ not what, Tr. ri according to needs of case in hand. Ata, Zeus\ the Jupiter of the Romans. Let H. 755. G. either or: G. 283, 9; H. 1030. A Greek sent, tolerated almost any number of negatives. ~ roiavra, 21, Hints Note prep., and see and recollect stories about for Kpawbv. Kpavv6s. cVti, o6tos,
read.
Upea citCo-kottov G. See n. 8. d. whatever may have been the case with avrw: dep. on d/j.i\7i(rat. any one else. Note carefully this little word. 19. Xd-yov here does not mean word^ nor does Xc'yciv mean spea^ or
ayaB6v.
-fuJicpwv
:
^v-8o|ov, syn.
yjfii\a-\.^0Vi
syn.
166;
H.
726.
r^
G. 179; H. 729,
yi, al least;
Use common
8.
sense,
cf.
jxav0dvt,
daj/
6,
i.
Tj \i,\v,
n. 5.
StSao-KoXov, Hints
n. 2,
:
10,
i.
dvoL
i\\iipav,
iraC^ci:
2.
iraiSbs, 2, 7,
n.
ahrriSy 2.
8, 4.
cvSokijxos,
evZoloSj 18,
'E.
6.
10.
cf. vovs.
n. 4.
jxerd
:
<tvv
60,
5,
4.
(rt&(r<r6ai
(17, 6)
199,
8i, 9,
iroielv is
dir-c-Oviio-Kov, 4, 3.
?
oKL^iaVy Sco-TTOTTis
10, 5.
Tr()Xf]<rai,
fjjxpwv,
18, 9.
act.
sing.,
airo-dirfja-Kca
z's
19,
4.
n.
16.
l)xov
thiitg,
22.
t,
this
.
tr.
<rj3<rOau
e|)v:
175,
oiJ-Tc
oi}-T,
vojjlC^w,
3, 3.
o-tt^Tn^o-ov
2,
c.
5.
KaTa-TrejiiJ/ct.
13, 4,
Z.,
i.
e.,
n.
14.
Kaltrcp, 5.
7.
)(^p'fj<ri|JL6s,
10, 6.
many, masses.
^Sc, 3,
all
10.
voorowras,
17,
I.
larpol,
v6(rov,
iraOdyra,
^71619.
tr.
These
words are
other.
connected in sense.
Ti^v
7i7vw<rKt: Hints iraOdvra, ird^xcy G. 277, ex.; H. 969, Hints X^^ovirdvTa, ^wa syn. vdp, Hints9; G. 5; H. For how say I/ow H. 776, 4th that? 3d G. verse. Do not make trouble w. when you have
'irpo<r-i6vTS, irp6(r-eifii
o-vjx-povXcvovo-i,
one an(not clfxl). irpbs rhv vo<TovvTa' Hints lO. avT^v Hints 4, a. ire'-TrovOev, and sub
:
5, 8.
9.
irotovvTcs
2, last
a.
ol voctoOvtcs,
?
3, c, (2).
24.
<)>iX6{ro(|>oi,
a>(|>Ai|xa,
7vfiT]
is
184,
780.
;
irws
rpdiro)
188,
i,
ex.
())Xovcriv
uxp^Kiixa be-
fore you.
NOTES.
25.
kklvj[,
4)a)p,
95
exp. by
syn. K\imi5.
11,
syn. Ae'xos,
o-ofia:
sceles.
26.
G. 160;
And
this
o-TpaTTi-yds, <|)CXos
what
follows.
iBerjo-cif.
a.
cf.
hsLt. />edes.
cf.
iso-
n. Ovfia-Kciv, 4,
and see
cIkos.
to
tr. it.
ws
13, 3.
v86kijjlos, 20, i.
i\Br],
13, 7.
TcXevT^creiv
4-}i'yaXvvT0.
Let
fjLya\ in this
See vocab.
IxOpots, syn.
?
word help
ix^pds
iroAe/ifofs, 17, 2;
The former
8.
27.
w<rT w. What note on before SiwKovras, iroXXaKis G. 76; H. 288. TpavparC^civ. Com 8td ravra: Hints mon sense again after getting pers. ctxov, imp. of exw- Keeping the run of the and remembering the of xp6vov, what ought [Uvav to mean kuI 7dp, and the case /or. Hints
peated action.
:
Hints
tirirets,
not
XTnroi.
Kal
l-r6^vov,
16, 5.
The imp.
:
inf.
3, 12
Hints
3,
<r,
i.
KTtvtv.
5^
10.
l-vCK<av
story,
sig.
this is
<rvfji^{xaxos
7.
to the
= meanwhile. fust: Hints Do not this and particles on account of other by indeed. KaO-op^ What does mean the word PcuriX^. Often the Greeks omitted cXavvci, word. So we say JCing John. the w. (tt^vov. Let your physiology w. = Lat. below. and syn. a^hs Hints Apwrroi. We would say the being for Let help 0/ the ao. 3 ov8va, 8jtdv Hints deriv. no w/V-anthrope. See o^re, Many of the words used section have appeared before. A help your vocabulary. rapid review of the stories now and then Do not conTvpavvov, ov [l6vov fuse w. dXXd Hints nor
28.
kv Z\
To{iT<i),
Greek.
KaCirp, 5, 7.
*
adv. X)\\T^se
l-8fo>KOv, 27, 3.
tr.
l-fivov, 27, 6.
'
8'f|,
8.
all
2, 3.
Ka.9
*.
Kori.
in
art.
this
v0vs, 3, 4.
tr. this,
3, 2.
iraCei, 2, 3.
o<|>0aXfx6v
K<(>aX'f|v
*
rirpcGarKci,
:
rpavfiari^ci, 27, 3.
ol
virh
st^d,
<r.
4, d.
best.
CLTT-^-Tajxov, ^.Tro-r^fivcc:
?
act. ind.
:
pi.-
airS
tr. this.
X**^?** E^'^Sn.
tt|v
cf.
3, d.
lit.
to
one.
22.
piio-ci
29.
in this
will
|iiKpd,
'iricrToX'f|v
.?
irpoiTOV
2.
(x^v,
17, 2.
.
8p.ws.
oVcws,
dfxoicDS.
Kal, n. 9.
a^TT]
nouns.
30.
.
avTtp:
say P.
o-Kid, 16, 8.
-vCKT]o-as, 27, 5.
}
new word.
vru<rV, 26, 5.
had
it
in mind.
lirC-Ypajijjia
4iXC'n"Tra>
tr.
&7iv.
iXiris.
-f^XTri^cv,
iXvl^w
:
cf.
Kal
to
?
this
wh.
sig.
here
dv-^-pT^
fol.
their nouns.
tovtov : 2 ao. ind. act. 3 sing., ava-^aiuw, 6, 5. dir-^tyjiav can often be tr. with.
k-^i-
96
arji\|/v,
NOTES.
13,
^.
Hints
31.
4,
4; force of prep.?
'Ao-C<j
:
pi. art.
tivA
and
its
in use.
guTje
dXX* ov but y on need ^K-0cpe repeated w. noun, as preps, comp. w. vbs. syn. What ought often to mean avrw G. H. 776. H. 881. x^^'^^^S G* 2i6, bore harshly; Hints say was angry postquarn. S3m. XdOpa. Let in next word aid here. xv, Note next word. dir-wv r-not See ^yn. The Greeks said aor. 3 foes penalty. We say received Lat. xoXcTr&JS Hints 8id Hints Explained, w. ^paSvripov, by syn. KttKws H. 712. next G. dKOViv: subj. of Kal 8^ hraCvovs, G. 246 H. and on one particular KarairpdrTw syn. Hints 946. dXXd not &\\a. tcXos G. 160, H. 718. See 6t6 Hints 2 avTov G. H. 818, t^v 8^idv Kal 8^ and mid. 3 T0T6 G. H. 641, G. 4; H. 621, 3 The imp. somewhat mid. 3 avexa times = was for doing a thing. Kar-cCxcro. See ^r-eVxcro. l-iravo-aTo Hints vPpC^wv G. 279, H. 981. dpirdo-as: syn. G. 183 and 277, 2; H. 971, 2 Kaix^dva. below. Don't confound w. twv &XHints H. 780. Eng. vesture; G. and syn. ^aivovaa. See vocab. Hints 3d H. 969, dXX' G. 4 H. 984. jUvovo-a G. 277, Hints We say underfoot. 8opv(syn. xavovp7. See KUKovpyoiSf G. 135*2, and 184,2 a H. 604
story will
tr.
the
IfidLTiov.
xiTvs: h^
:
:
word
;
for
shirt-like
word tr. will bring this out. garment worn by Greeks under
tr. this.
uop<|>vpovS)
^XavKds
/erre.
:
Xajjnrpbs, alcrxpbv.
these.
don't forget to
d-ypovs, 5, 4.
(^opeiv,
^ipiiv
The sense
of the
L.3it.
^o-p Sci
not,
<f)cpiv.
are.
6^kt|s
188,
lit.
dfjnr(d)u0O^'x**-
i;
-4>P
at.
<|>avp(os
9.
32.
Tttvpto)
.?
^irel,
ovk-ti, 28, 2.
l-Tfjpci,
kdipa.
dir
n. 30.
ir6ppa>.
fr.
8kt]v, 3, 7.
G.V'i\iov.
d-irci-
T/o-at,
31, 10.
-8(0Kcv
ist
ind. act.
sing., dldcofii.
dlKrjy,
Bikt}!/,
justice.
cf.
bo{ru)es.
1-vcp.ovTO
10.
2.
<()pwv; n. 31.
^PY^IS, 19, 7.
I'-rpexe,
;
^4>vy.
i
;
cl.
4-iroCT]orcv
165, n.
14, 4.
33.
(rvii-iroorCt}) }
^y.
;
iroT,
occasion.
Iv op^fj, 32, 7.
ctvai
:
ot <pl\oi
:
3, d.
Kar-^-irpalcv,
i
;
i-Troi-r\(riv.
v<j>'
13, 3.
(n. 5)
197,
a.
8.
l-'y^vcro, yiyuofiai
ao.
ind.
sing.
took place.
c.
Kal,
beside^ also.
141, n.
'
141, n.
?
a.
-flv-^crxeTo,
2 ao. ind.
sing.
lit.
dv-c-ir-fiSa.
Sfxcos
n. 29.
11.
ov8v2>s
a.
ao. part.
34.
iraCo-as, 2, 3.
Koo-pLo) }
:
Pao-CXeio.
fiaa-i\ficov
:
l<r0f]Tt
184, 5
8t-^-<j>p6
9.
XcDv.
pa8^|^ov(ra,
;
iroppo), 32, 3,
-Yvtopt^eiv
:
n.
9.
4v--Tvxv, ivTvyx<^v<a
:
sing.
n. 16.
o{<ra
279,
a.
l}i-iro8wv.
9.
n.
12.
S-|JiXc
n. I,
<t>optv, 31, 8.
35.
It is
These words have been used before. them up in their connections than in the
NOTES.
vocab.
(TKca
:
97
sense here.
l<r-X6dvTs,
cf.
eureka.
vo^LtfiiV, 3, 3.
XaP-oi/Ts. Assign
-gTCL, 13, 4.
elffepxofiat.
Common
cSpov,
:
upi-
cirl (to)
rd (Hints
^-ysCpw.
Common
new word.
caw.
3, ^.)
:
ep^a
n. 12.
;
c-ycipcov
G. 277, 2
H.
969,
a.
tr. .",s,
36.
gen. abs.
ov8^v:
37.
7.
Hints 9
T|pwTT](r, 8, 8.
8ia-4>pi,
ti,
sub)
nor
ore.
G. 160; H. 718.
ol<r9a, oJda.
= th the multitude say the controlling power see rb Ap^ov, sub. syn. a confidenSee grams, for uses of these words. Hints word, = of course, you htow,'* does not mean think, but suppose, fancy, imagine. dva^Ka^ci, 8 above. oiirw *X^ many times has the same things hold pron., as res sense as Lat. habeo w. thus true Xeyeiv G. 261 does the case have Thus H. 952. iroui syn. Hints XC0OVS KaTa-KoXvTrrci, ao. twv G. G. 266, H 953 syn. Att: G. and 278; H. 970 and 971. 10; H. 277, TTpos here must == the being connected w. 216, ^ovXci pres. ind. mid. syn. presence of For clirdvTOS see vocab., iravaajx^vuv. oOs Lat. super. to avTo Hints
1,1.
vo|itp.ovs,
KoXov^evovs, which.
ttXt^Oos,
jt-fj,
jidXtcrra,
x^*'"'^'' 12, 5.
;
^^
0/ course, certainly
12, 3.
:
:
ti
cf.
Eng. wAat
//^^z/
ofjTOS
7dp
vd|xos.
Why
:
not this
law?
'
lit.
ow.
Stjirov
tial
etc.
v rfj irdXei:
3, a.
4, 6.
ol^oftai
n. 5 T,
ircos
^x^*"
reflex,
se habejit,
theniselves.
:
lit.,
itself
i.
e., is
this
8oKrs, 24, 2.
?
38.
"ycvos,
d-c()avi<rai
9.
irXotov,
vavs.
:
n.
14.
;
H'<pil,
i
fxipos.
14,
2.
8ia-(|>6rpai
act.
inf.
airo ktcTuui.
6jJiPpv iravo-aiievtuv
I,
0vt,
35, 3.
60, 5,
6.
ai/rhv
irpS, rrphs
i7zto
alTcio-Sat, 13, 4.
.
2 sing.
0-
Afts.
'p}JLoO
vit\^
clirdvros
n.
<f)r)iii.
cf.
4, a.
i.
e.,
\i60v5.
'yly^'ov^**''
Hints
?
39.
irpco-^vTTjs
.
Ty emph.
Common
ly<i)
:
of
/,
4k-|>vyciv
OavaTov
Pvrqs.
77^5,
tr.
G. 175,
13,
virb ^70)76 at (whatever others n^ay say). xoXcirdv, ought to suggest own H. 755. ppaSvs should be suggested by H. 752. KaT--Xapv: G. 173, 3
^TTcl,
9.
postquam.
SiD/cparrjy.
Why
Constr. of 8iKa<rTa)v
.'*
least
37, 6.
It
:
its
sig.
sig.
irpco--
6|xoi)
2, n.
n.
ws here gives view of the case, and so d-8iK0i. See BiKaarcou, including comps., 40. irpos Thv OdvaTov: Let Wvo) (hypnotic?) and 8|iotds ways used in //clauses; never Kp8os, syn. aya66v. (homceo-pathy help
6 Tax^v,
i.e., Kar-^jyopos.
.
35
lit.
took down.
We
say
oz>ertook.
Here the
S.'s
ao. is best
tr.
by a
perf.
can be
convicted of
1.
i.
n. 38.
|j.T|8fi^a.
juL-f),
its
al-
ov.
?)
tr.
atcrOrjo-ts.
(icTa-^oXV],
fierd in
See
foil. p^roC't?]-
98
<ris {oiK(a).
; :
NOTES.
o{l<ra
tA
G. 279, 4
H. 980 and
:
beliefs.
IkcI
in
perf
act.
part.
6vf)(rK(a.
XP^
^Y"* 5***
tc7,
^irvOvixeiv,
takes gen.
41.
avTOfidrov
&crr
subj. of xp^'
Almost always
it
^M^ is subj. of ehat, and both are XP*^ is better to trans, the accus. as subj.
ought.
.
of xP'h'
2<rTtv.
Thus here, wherefore you too oih-e Note accent before tr.
T-9vT]K0Ti: n. 40.
39, 2.
o^tc
d-jicXeiTtti, 34,
10; irpd7fi.aTa
cf.
n. 22.
is
24, 2.
-ycvifio-cTai
syn. ^ayepov.
gen.
dir-ciXXd{ao-8ai
tr.
StJXov,
;
fiV is
Eng. were.
Note
42.
irpd7)ia, destiny:
aTr-ayw.
govs.
diro-Gavovfic'vo).
Lat. resy to be
clirwv,
I
;
Scc^coTirjpiov.
cf.
Eng. dialogue.
would mean contrary to. H. 900), of wh. <|>v'y<ii)v stands for the cond. (G. 226, i H. 902). Say I should appear (</>. being mid.). For the sense of c^v, see G. 279, i, n. i H. 986 and ist ex. rb kwvciov itk&v. Hanging was not practiced. e-Te\i)TT](rv, 13, 3. rd dXXa (see vocab.), and ^v foil. 43. kvkXw, 7TJ, eu-8aip.oviqi, irdOt] ? G. 160; H. 718. 8ia-4>povo-iv, 36, 3. ytvTjrat, and diro-OdvT) sub: G. 232, 3; H. 916. Ka6>ifj}ivo(.. Note prep. 6Xo(|>vpovTai, syn. pass,
H. 881.
r)iv v6fxov,
Kara
dv
is
Common
ts
:
sense again.
cts.
to.
^-jjlcvc,
not
27, 6.
XP'^M**'''*''*
^ 'i i-
dTro-Odvrjs
;
Note prep,
again.
:
8ta-X70|JLcvos
:
G. 216,
according
irapa
<)>aivoi}j.T)v
of A.u7r, 1,4.
rat, of
before
44.
X"YovTs, rcciting.
cv Trdcrr),
6\o<pvpotf-
of.
s.
on
this
airoKvOeis.
in
this
sec.
used before.
it,
ten minutes*
H.
:
and
others as well.
|iTd
t^u /xaxv^i
t
:
236
H.
91
1.
Would you
:
com.
45.
See vocab.
3, f, (2).
tovs AaK8aijxoviovs
G. 232, 4
5-
after.
KeXcvo-ci
G.
J{{-
obj.
to
Y-'yVT||iivov
Hints
dif. fr.
iroioiv
avy?
5/ca-6T^s, 15,
KwfjL^,
917.
^-7rat|;
syn.
syn.
'ir6\t.
irpo<r-TdTTt,
icfXetJet.
3d
sing., rpexf^t 2, 6.
irapd rhy
Hints
10.
rd
aipovvrai, and irdQovrai, sub, Hints syn. BaKpvav. There should be no need 3d sing
li.
l-f&ao-rC'ycixrc,
used
last sec.
jicrd
twv
how
iK6\a(r.
-8pa|AV
-JiYa-yc:
^70).
irirpaY)Xva
n rd
\ey6fj.eya, 40.
NOTES.
46.
pXi\|/as, 18, 2.
?
: ;
99
v^pCcrai, syn.
3, a.
air-frKpCvoLTO, 44, CK Hints Hints Note force of imp. tense. oIItos sarcastic use ^VCKO, causa. Iroifios syn. tov 39, a-ov Hints G. 283, 3 H. 1023 accus. of specif.
cai.
10.
8^
makes
<rv
= you.
:
kukus
iroi?]-
Tt\s KwjiTis
c'l'Xovro, aipiu)
II.
--iroiovv.
of.
8iKai($v,
:
10.
cljjii,
/SouAoyuat.
3, d.
|it)8v
ejxol
47.
The form
:
of the
:
l-o-KwiTTc:
Eng.
atria, 31, 5.
n. 31.
8tiX6v, 44, 6.
48.
cf.
x^i'H'^^^
Ivor/:.
Eng.
tw some one way at pron. sup. Tt zukat^s the matter? G. 3 H. 761. KaKOvp-yov: comp. G. 6; H. 770: The can often be thus. in accordattce with. Svra: H. 968. G. 277, G. H. 881. G. 253 H. 865, where the world? G. H. 757. 3 what I am surprised. 8i]pvW)s: G. H. 355, tKTcvv imperf. and G. 184, 3 H. 767. 8id TovTo, So the more. irpo-Sovvat give up one ought hence G. G. 223 8 H. 940. (Hints d) t^x^H* H. 898. ^oo^* 3 K(D]Mp8wv Eng. ttoXu constr. OcaTpoi: Eng Eng Se with what t\o3, 6: G. ovhkv, 2; H. 719. T^ vorrepata G. 189 and night 4; H. 621, above. cj-cort: G. Rem. 2; H. 602, Tv at when, ra syn. kukSs. dXXa spec. ^v: Hints iroWuv. Lat. ovk KoXd(rai, syn. x^^^''^^^ ^.dXXov but rather, 43, 6 G. 223 H. 898 may cause him Eng. Hints above. So merely syn. used as iyeipw. s dKos, you /nay o-kotw, & irdxxct, G. 2; H. 764,
scqf.
iravra Lat.
:
Greek word
Let
is
sometimes
a.
G. 165;
H. 725,
avs.
Tpo<|>^v, syn.
Tp<)>ci.
IjJidTia
^.8ovXo, 10, 5.
2, c.
14, 2.
;
^ccap-ybs, yrj
i.
:
-\.
diro-KTva>}iv
H. 856,
iravTa
173,
root 4py:
'
w(|>Xi,
assist us in
least.
indef.
8ivov,
IcrOUi, 4, 6.
8u
^/tas.
irdorxft),
K<)>aXf)s
.^
|ioi:
184, 3, n.
V
S2iy please.
eth. dat.
trans,
5t/c7?,
i
;
7Voio, 7VTj
ift
216,
dir-ta)jxv
;
I.
TTOv 7T]s,
i6S, n.
50.
t<^(47, i)7pd<|)os,
lit.
.-*
6av|idjja),
51.
-fj-jieXXe:
100, 2, n. 2
b.
caorov, 35, 8,
often.
n.
croi
therefore.
;
|j.dXXov,
2.
aor. act.
inf. BiSw/jLi
lit.
to
before
to betray.
52.
orcfjivol:
138, n.
Xryri
3,
"^^"^^
:
'4^> "
;
>
i^-
"i
pT]-Ti>v
.-*
cf ff-prj-zca
.
trans,
set.
.-*
K0(rp.T)9ls, Ka>}i,(.Kw:
o'
iv: ag.
at all.
33.
160,
-fi-OvjATjcrev, a-Ovfitta.
8^
141, n.
c.
t6t, last
k-ir-t-Qv\Lovv
.
cf.
a-dufi.
134, n.
d,
irap-ovcrcov,
least
p.lv
etc.
53.
i,/.
ace.
?
d-xp"no"ros,
i.
-}JL}Ji<|>ovTo,
46, 13.
2.
^/Ao-irdTTjs
6\Cy<av,
e.,
vTTvo-jtax^tv, 40,
5 Xtv, n. 37.
irato-ai.
<t>i\o-Traiyfi(ci/,
(tralloi/Tes).
o-KtiiTTCiv, 47, I.
Travccuixcv,
:
to cease.
II.
<|>iXo-'iro<r(as
cf. (piXo-irSTris
^-[JtTjxo-v'/io'aTo
54.
olKTJp,aTos,
oIkIus.
fx6yis irtas
intensifies fxSyis.
-lit.
in 53.
i\'^t\.pov,
believe,
\\3.s
lihely
26, 3.
49,
I.
4tXC7rira:
184,
2.
100
syn. yvKrl, Lat. nox.
even.
<o3
NOTES.
t^os,
cf.
:
52, 11.
^|i^a ws =
; ;
fjv,
as though
it
eVe/, iveiS-fi.
:
were day.
a|/cys,
oi&8^,
varo
dyjiamite.
^K-irXaYcls
syn.
cpofieoo.
ws
hoia.
l-8v
9.
nor
rfjs
<|>iXo-7ro(rias
blind.
55.
d-TTOpiijf,:
:
kXotttis
what
how
wall-digger. Hints KaT-tXTo: trans, exw. H. 745. ri\o% 8c G. 173, the know him, kind of a man he spoke down upon trans, s, papvv syn. G. 277, 2 H. 969,
To\,\(Uipvyja<i, Ittrglar, Wi.
li-'>(V(a,
G. 173
H. 744 and
n. 53.
T-TV(|>\a>}xai,
have become
yiyv(a(TK(a
Hints
2
;
9.
literally.
i-ayjev^
*
ka-ri: cf.
lit.
sent.,
is.'
KaT-Tj-yopiio-c,
;
19, n.
Xi'ycuv
a.
d-T^Sea,
dvT- ov 8iKatos pers. const. Sometimes ov which our Zikv^^ penally. Iyw emp., way of putting H. 944, G. previously. iroOwv pres. as always, when expressed. Meyapa towns sometimes as names Cf. from. p.aKpoTdTT]v sup. UaTpai, G. H. Comp. vbs. are often followed by same preps, as they are comp. with.
(d
-j-
56.
SoKwo-i: G. 218;
H.
887.
d.-Trp6<r-KXi]Tov,
lit.
:
not-summo7ted-to
Trpos
+ /coAeco)
ef/it
:
hence unexpectedly.
i-rrf?!/
cf. (-w/Z-slavery.
ifie,
hinaiov icrriv
is
it.
280, n.
a.
4)81),
part. act.
irodeu).
pi.,
of
are.
'AB-ffvats,
h.'nh,
12
63.
dhov.
160, 2
719, a.
8uvaT9ai
thus us
= seq nor.
,
&}i.a
cf.
Eng. same,
standing for o
57.
irpco-pcis,
an embassy
lit.
old men.
Eng.
irapa-crx.eiv, vap-cxco.
Ka9-fJK, KaO-i7)ixi.
CTn^Soji/,
cf ki7tetic.
dv-4-8vo-av.
:
33, 12.
<)>pov'q(r(os, lit.
Note prep. ctj/cC, and sup. Ik a thinking down upon. Sig. here ?
rfjs X'fxuris.
d-Kivr;TOv: Karacf.
cn-t-KaO-c^ecrSai, eVt:
KaO-e^ofxai
cf.
d-v6T]Tov,
iffOiwj ate
4, 3.
i{8pav
Lat.
Eng.
Eng.
dXXd|ai,
:
aWdacroo
5.
v<))*
see n.
KaT-7]o-0tDVTo,
^AAov.
Kar-
a prep, we
:
used Kard.
58.
deriv.
tov
:
t-9VT0,
TidrjfjLi.
CLyiayCliT^ai
:
cf. aycouia,
^rovj,
per year
part. gen.
pa>.
syn.
6p({iv, ^Ktirco,
18, 4.
dp-yiis,
ji-fiv,
iraTpwwv
yiyvofiai.
cf. iraT'fip.
ov3^
[i.i{: G. 283, H. 1023. 3 from which this is derived. rh Toivvv 8ta-4)vXdTTtv, therefore they wished to keep up the signal for 8iavalor which had come to them ; lit. the having-happened-to-them, etc.
Tvjipwv,
.
/ca/co -Tra9ov(rtv
Eng.
irpo-'yoviKwv
;
clSev, olSa.
:
cf. irpo-
comp.
adj.
'lirrcaVy
()vXdTTciv
59.
the prep,
:
means
cf.
carefully.
58,
5.
<rTpaTvc{r9ai.
:
<TTparth.v,
syn. 8fp/ua
as.
Tpaxciav, syn.
Eng.
crKvrlva.%
cf.
noun
(Tkvtos,
dpov,
<|>opov<ri, 31, 8.
6pos.
trp^s Bh
rolrrois:
Hints
10.
NOTES.
,,,.,.
-101.
rp.
imv.
H.
Note
used of fruits,
ScOpo, not
42,
Secy,
Hints i,/
8.
rp^yeiv
pXy
S-fi,
syn. ia-eUtv.
Ttt
^g*
witli dyaSci
G. 141,
here,
is
a correct idiom.
n.
4;
Xc'ycov,
by sayifig.
60.
sig.
8arjji<tfTT]ptu), I.
of other
iroWd, {vXivov, as many things ace spec. 6i. cS + made verbal = what chance, dent. H. 718. larpov, aKy4<a iroSa G. 160, Syn. ayad6s. How means demand? av|dvcr9ai, syn. syn. d-Tripos Hints v6<rov: G. 175; H. 755. syn. iXciv: aor. Hints G. 129,8; H. 558, a/pew. G. of 2; H. 604. 49, fiaXOaKtoTdra) above. SckvoraTOi see see
over the x^"^^^ (308i-opv|as rhv toixov,
lit.
most
likely to
jilXXovTCS, intending.
Sea-fioo-T'fipiov.
:
What
is <ri8T|pois
[i.TpT|oras
cf.
'
meter.
?
55, 3.
vy^^S
:
Eng.
57, 3.
to
v-p7Tf]<rai,
TjXY'n*'"^^
'^pyov
tv^xi,
acci-
ld(racr8ai,
23, 3.
d-<ruvirais,
icavaJv.
yiiya,
"Koi^lv.
Icrx^vcras,
\rfvr\s yv6iJLvos.
I.
ry\%
62.
\nip(.ovi
-Jjv:
;
9.
act.
inf.
135,
f|jii;vovTO,
:
2.
^Kctvovs, obj.
fiida-aa-dai
0i(f,
p. 16,
I.
2.
G. 18S,
63.
n. 3
;
I, n.
:
2;
H.
777.
4xtI
H. 666,
twv
^Ki,
:
the inhabitants.
?
G. 141,
l-XdXci,
p.iKp6v
Eng.
7ri-|jiXtav, 55, 2.
7.
iroiov)AVOS,
making; we say
to, etc.
tovs the Kara tV ^^^v Hints we sometimes G. 243 H. 932, syn. road bears the / am pretending. Qr^&as Uvai. diro-Spa vvv as avrol and they Xav9dvtv G. 279, think that they are befooling me in going 4;H.984. Kpapa, irap-wvai syn. Kd9* ^Kao-rov ceramic. ovkovv, very H. 800, IV. G. not when I am. 26Xvi. o-vvT<oTaTOS Dat. say with. from Scythia. vb. f?'omdirpocrSoK'^Tws
<ruPr(|
:
rvyxdvui.
us
taking.
'nv|ii9'q,
tr.
av^dva, 61,
trpbs
dKOvovra
56.
as noun.
^-Trat^c, 43, 6.
ircpt-c'-TTCcrev, iripiiriTTTa.
cf. n. a-irp6(r-K\'nTov,
fidiXTKO),
p^v,
i.
e.,
robbers.
10.
Ifeed.
Sttoi,
I'oi, ef/it
2.
<|>pt
say,
'
this
to
left.'
0-170-,
i.
a-idoirrja-oy,
22, 3.
irpocr-
ir3iovp.ai,
cKCiva,
it is.
e.,
ets
p.ovvTai, airo-Tpxc*}.
8^,
'7ropvdp.VOi,
into Platcsa.
65.
8f]p.ov,
14, 4.
KaTaij>povts, 57, 7.
cf.
well.
i]9poicrTai, adpoi^Q}.
191,
2, (2),
2, d.
66.
67.
Xov6p.cvos,
\v6/j,j/os.
cf.
-p.6p,(|>T0,
53, 2.
6vri,
:
h.-(rvv.
61,
6.
8ia-X'Ycr9ai
Eng..-*
after
irXcvcras,
d'iro-9v,
thence.
viro-Xap.pdvi,
sequence of
sig., to
take
up by getting under,
to
; : :
J 03.
take tip the discourse
<r6aw, to
NOTES.
and reply. make friends for yourself
,
o^koOv, 6 to mean the well-known.* Hints of; say among. fy Eng. was given out; rSre, 0av: t and. t^ct, compound Eng. Hints noun. as ox^w, not through. ravra we say of = KXcopei, for as we say 0bv Sovvai, that the goddess would Sovvai dep. on dv-^0<rav, not dep. on ^vx^ro. 8 ^uAa| seemed good. addressed. would be G. 243; H. 932, on ultimate. kukSu. v: G. 153; H. 994.
otKot, adv.
;
n. 65.
iroict-
G. 199, 2
lit.
H. 813.
68.
'Pa>/Ai5A.os
:
art.
KaT-^-orrq, Kadia-rrjiju.
-yaiieiv
11.
irap' auroTsy
the side
?
irpov-
0vjjii^OT]<rav,
lit.
TrpoOufxeca.
i-\irwavi\(raro
8i-6-5(j0r7,
t/iroug/i-out.
cf. d-dofxai
(syn. Spdca).
.
dir-TjXao'av, air-eKavvco.
. . .
69.
7^vos, descent.
Kal, both
Lit. sig. of
d0Xo-(d^A.77TT?s,
?)(|>dpoi
9.
d-ypov,
5,
4.
x.tTO,
olfxoyuat.
8ia-/co/*^a-ai'T6s
ffi>er ;
lit.
obj.
pup-iiv,
obj. of i-fiaKdpiCov.
Cleobis.
Ti?|v
irepi-xcLp'fiS,
over-joyed.
give.
Tt,
Srt.
dvOpuiro):
ipurrov.
30, 9.
70.
^-Sojev, //
it
irpocr-ctTrc,
()>vXaKas
f r.
if fr. (pvXaK-f]
ace.
ct-q:
2.
<|)ai)Xov,
syn.
Tj<r0ls, Tfjdo/xai:
cf. rjdvs.
uvot<f
compos.
fiacriKea.
?
:
71.
i.
8ia-4)p6vTa)s
.^
kcvov, syn. ohtXv say accordingly. opt. G. 233; H. 913, KcXcvoi, Xe^ai 06. Lat. malum. 914, B. syn. k^k^K^V' Xd^oi. G. 216, H. 881. Hints as while; and trans, G. i; H. 738. form. [xaKdpios, G. 32, 3; H. 761. ?x" ^- 232, 3; H. 913 Hints 8C8axa, syn. rax^os. see and 916. on page. Hints see l-iroXiopKEiro trans, as pass. Hints H. 744. G. G. 218 H. 887. Ka0* (EKaarov: G. c; H. 800, IV. syn. Eng. things. jurd ravra, afterwa^'d
ixovTo..
eiJvovs: cf.
is otr^p,
ttpofi.
e.,
rhu
particularly.
d-TVOwv
9.
9.
Kivov, 8id
tC,
(aor.
act.):
(2).
:
2-0i,
|i.f|Xa:
cf.
\'yjx.pr\y p.
32,
1.
5.
0p|xfjs
cf. thermo-\:ci^\.^x .
irpocr-T-TaY}JLvov (tc^ttw),
i
;
a-fieyou:
3, c, i.
73.
|jL'^Xa)v:
171,
jicTaJv,
part,
finite
p.
1.
3.
(ro(|>Cas:
173,
8-
diBdaKco, 10,
dvtJo-as,
i.
iravco-Oai
il.
T|8ov'flv
n. rja-Oels, 70.
:
4ir--Ttv
1st
1.
irpov-xwp'HO'cv, 7rpo-xc'pe&>
9,
10.
diro-
ireorwv, airo-iriirrta.
74.
diro-o-Ttts
;
9.
^K-XcCiroi
ircveo-Tdrovs, 70,
i.
'ird0ovs:
173,
irmrifisia,
aTros.
191,
2, (2),
2, d.
.'*
Z\
lit.
after these
6p.oCa)s:
75.
43, 4.
-Kd0T]To, 43, 4.
ijplaTo:
Do
;
Hints
11.
Xa}ipdviv.
47-Ki)t^VT), lit.
iiriT'fi^eia,
lying on
syn.
74.
say oppressittg.
fjpd&Twv, ipuTdco.
[ivpi(^
Eng.
Itti-tcXciv, 13, 3.
Tpc4>^v,
ett]
n.
on
6^77,
70.
NOTES.
76.
part.
: :
103
:
<rKei|rdpiVov
d-4)av^s Hints G. 171,3; H. 749. Eng. 77. KaXvSwvos Kara-KavO'Q G. 232, 3 H. 913 and 916. them said; say what they 68,
wAa^
sort
of.
23, 3.
G. 277,3; H. 969,
1.
c.
larpiKfjS:
e-rvx^y,
:
Sevres
<|>v(riv,
Hints 9
72, 7.
2 aor. act.
0tv, 72, 4.
eiri-7vo|Jivos, p. 32,
2;
cf.
same
9.
:
iroCav 8^,/rtzj,
?
v-yi^s, 23, 8.
;
iroiT]Tv
?-kito, 75, 9.
lit.
tcL
Xry6|jLva,
the by
said,
dv-'/jpira^cv,
13.
o-pco-cura, o-jSeV-
vviii
cf . asbestos.
8i--(|>0ip,
:
78.
8^p^a
Eng. deriv.
XvirT|8i<ra, 1,4.
^^f
-ywaiKa, subj. of
airru.
O'nP^^'
f^-
^^pa, not
O-fjp.
\afiiiy.
Why
ktrX
79.
5, 8.
jtv, (T<pdCco
syn. rjbcTai.
syn. KTlyi.
G. 216,
H. 881.
^.d^aipav,
60, 7.
t]^vs.
v\|rrjXov, 73,
. .
dXicts:
cf.
fiA.$,
.
Lat.
.
sa/.
Trap-c^'HjpCi, 32, i.
irpaTTOiieva
distance.
.
.
Kara-pds,
see note on ra
KaTa-fiaiyca.
1^'^v
!
KeySfieva, yy.
:
Eng. deriv.
xaCpci, 8u
a
<r4>d-
p,iKpbv,
little
(|>-a4'dp.vos
crvv-eX-fiiJ)!]
caught.
9.
ire-irovOa, irda-xo, P 3
was
^ir--Xtpti<ra,
lit.
lay hands on ;
say attempt.
81.
noo-ciSuv
Hints
see
n. 74.
of these
n. 63.
TXos, 33, 6.
and both = subj. of Aeyeroi. -ycwi^cat subj. of T]v|dvovTo Ka0* cKacrroy eros 76, iroSwv, 8id tovtcuv tv by means 80, l-rof dorcovro, syn. mountains. 26, dv-iXV, syn.
is
inf.,
<t>v(ris,
4.
I.at. aiigeo.
rrovs.
i^^os,
i.
6pc5v,
cIk^tcos,
3.
i<pofioUlrro.
av-aip6)y
Kre^fo;, (povew,
d-irpo<r-8oK'/iTs,
82. y^iapyhs
ircivcov, ireivda,
oTa Bi\
(rxTo,
<|>pov:
OS,
PovXrp-at: G. 232, 3; H. 913 and 916. t6 Hints used when antec. implies number. ?s G. 239, H. 921.
vir-iax^^o/jLai.
Tj<r0tls, n. 70.
vir-^.
3, c, i.
:
inst.
of
what he actually said was To7fx6s elfii. Say and he said he was ready. For. const, of this and foil, infins., see G. 242, 2 H. 946. 4irl TovTOis, lit. upon these ; sup. conditions. d-o-Oev^S, syn. a-^vvaTos. 80|xai, lit. means / need ; hence takes gen. G. 172, i H. 743. One
83.
ctvat:
who
cov.
*
With
this sig.
it
still
takes gen.
hence
dir-ifJii, flfii is
usu. fut.
Even
in Eng.,
I go,'
or
am
84.
'n'"l^*>
*'''
^iPX*^***
fipX'
Hints
II.
lK-ctx*^<^>
^'^^'x**
104
NOTES.
mean
have, and trans,
6,a(i)s,
lit.
somehow, or as
dfJLoioos.
it
were.
i.
icXaSox;?,
e.,
ircos,
:
not
oittjis
cf.
diro-Ka|ia>v, diro-
KdflVOD.
85.
-fiTropei,
aTTopica:
Hints
of idu.
2
;
ppa>{xa,
syn a7Tos.
H.
86.
742.
9.
KaTa-<|)a'yiv, Kareadla).
v tco irap-ovrt
Trl
TovTois, n. 83.
i
;
ovpds: G. 171,
TttpaxOfjvat, 81, 9.
H.
670.
vpoi:
opdca.
87.
dXXus
G.
T, />oth
ISicoTcov,
syn. troKirHov.
2.^^;
ppax.as: G. -^ ^01, in other dSvra, Lat. adytum. cv-ovcrwv, H. 913 and 914, B.
dir-c-pp-njev
:
H.
738.
KpvoToXXov PovXt|: G.
Hints
2,
=
:
vvu.
^v:
:
contr.
ScCirvov
?
G. 171,
Eng. deriv.
232, 3;
c.
142, 3;
respects.
Xfiiypoj^'x\yi6t.T<av, 50.
aip4<a.
eueifii.
part,
(2).
Kpeixa}JLevas, Kpijutdvi/vfii.
88.
sarcastic
89.
worthy.
Tx.vi^fi.aTa
Eng^
-n-vSojievos, trvvOdi^ofiai.
a.
TavTT|s, 7vvaicv
it.
:
gen.
n.
^ d-(r<^aX<rTepav,
2.
Predic.
the
oiKT]<riv,
world ?
X(G(ri, 76, 5.
90.
7a}JLtv:
ger.
povXevr-^piov, 75^ ri tahat in 8ovimv. KaTa-or^wv, fcaT-e^w trans. H. 969, G. 277, Hints takes two accus. as a straninstructed. Kaivbv, syn.
syn. oIkiuu.
oI5a.
ttotc,
'tcrrc,
:
on
fipax^ias, 86.
lit.
o-Jo^ovTCS
1 1.
a.
ireCOctv:
Jc'vov,
viov.
K-(|>opd,
a carrying out ;
:
S2iy fimeral.
(fi-qixL
91.
clpTiKOTos
by gen. abs. Make a practice of translating particijfles by clauses, whenever possible. -^ orwoiryjo-as, 22, 3. cir-iipwTa, iir-fpwTdo) prep. sig. again. Ata: G. 163; H. 723. v0us, syn. rax^|xdvTis, 60, I. avTO Yop r6^^,yor this is the very. eyel) Se -yc, really. 0dppi, pres. imv. act. Bappea), cheef up I otjiai, not I think, hut I Kal arh: Hints 8. suppose, fancy. KttKwv: G. 180, i; H. 753. d-'iripoi: Hints 9.
time, condition, etc., denoted
:
92.
paa|/u>Sol:
Eng.
etSi].
.^
What
does
6?5oi/
(verb)
mean?
What
tt}
will this
See
next
line.
my house.
ov fiov\6jj.vos ^iB6pai
irapd
See
^s adj.
of.
house
;
G. 279, 4
H. 984.
-yXio-xpos, syn.
dTT-c-wO^i, air-(o04<o.
'4-yv(a
3 sing. yiyvdxTKu).
93.
a-yvdoixaov
dir-e-worjjievos,
irXovcrCwv
\kvlviia%, 90, 5
:
G. 175,
4>av'^J'(r8ai.,
: ; : ;
NOTES.
act.
105
icXvt]v,
alongside
94.
q., furnishing.
:
avTcs COS
742.
I have to say,
i.
e.,
H.
820.
XP"^'
c^ irdtrxctv
very well.
that.
/ <:a;/
tell you.
:
Srav,
n. i
i.
G. 165,
1048,
:
95.
8w
G. 256; H. 866,
3,
and
tva, where.
Adv.
of tener as conj.
&pa, = in order
b.
H.
2
;
irpb tov
G. 143,
H. 655,d.^
96.
97.
loTTidv, 77, 7.
v'ir--crxTO, vTr-iffx^^ofiai.
frripyn, syn.
(piKci.
'
Yvvat:
'
G. 60,
'
5, 7
H.
216, 4.
4;x-(f>v^o-9aL
fjva-YKdo-Sq, 82,
what form
98.
is
10.
Would in such cases must not confuse the moods The phrase lit. is, I wish the sausage to grow on.^
d-<f>avi(rai
:
causative.
Hints
9.
-fi-cjxivwrTO
this
:
irdvTCDV
life.
rustic
.'*
67]piov
neut. rbv Kar* d'ypovs ptov, the 7ii(S)iov note formation. of iravSoKeiw Eng.
lit.
itt-the-fields life;
say
Oi^pevcov
9.
sig.
Orjp, OqpevT'^s,
:
6pvi0-ucji/
8'^'fi
72,
cf.
vols
+
o.v-
99.
d<rTU)C:
cf.
fio-ru.
;
lit.
oiyvvfxi.
cv
tw ^cra^v
.?
sup. time.
dv-oCJavrcs,
sopho-w^r<?.
ola,
what
100. loi.
i[K<ay
I am
come.
8t--votTo, expected.
to be accustotned.
means
102.
ire-irovOa,
<{>Xva.pci>v:
7rc{(rx.
707.
G.
meaning
^-irccrc, ttitttw.
(|>iXt, lit.
ficapos
cf.
love.
Here, as occasionally,
pi.
<pi\4ci)
o^jtos
G. 148,
n.
2;
H.
often
874.
103.
prefixed to the
superl.
for emphasis.
rcix*^'^***
kcXcvcttis
G. 254; H.
Twv
XcYdvTwv: G. 171, 2
(t)^y(av
from
fiOpoio-OTio-av, aOpoiCcD.
irpbs
ravra, thereat.
o^'cr.
power ; say
influence
8vvdjJLvos Kal
opioicos,
not
like-
but
alike.
The Spartans
;
fine
speeches;
the
also.
ridpav 86$av, reputation. eV ov above Let view szy for execution. death ovS' oTtovv, not a whit. iTOpdxCil,
c.
Eng.
p.aKp(tf
G. 188, 2
H. 78 1.
ttj iraTpidi,
.
What
dXXd
use of
art. }
.
ottt,
.
n. 99.
jxdvov
o'ioTbv.
;
to^Sttjs
trans, this.
buf
Oavdrw,
lit.
with a
to
105.
81, 9.
(tkoitw, as
a mark.
: y ;
106
NOTES.
I,
Geseler did not fail Although T\\os TeWs oiotw G. syn. having taken^ did ^KTiva &v G. 222 H. 895. H. tVTa, alrtav, reason. xtXos, say a emphatic aor. problem. experiment. reasoned. by some natural law. (Eng. TvovTO, bothered themselves The verb means take
171,
i
;
G. i88,
106.
n. 2
H.
///
777.
H.
fjircCX-qcrc,
88, 10.
order that ?
c,
liri-xcipciv,
lit.
lay
hand on,
;
ji'^Xov
G. 17 1,
H.
739.
l-rpoxrev, mpdxrKta.
l-Xa0V, XavQdvta,
is subj., trans.
to notice ; or,
:
not, etc.
"i-yfiv,
:
iji(a'ir-i]v,
22, 3.
188,
776.
1 ?-Tpa)o-a,
I.
107.
d<rTios, 99,
irpovGiiKe, TrporWrjiun.
Xv<riv, solution.
living.
lit. lip.
diro-Seilai
Ix**-* ^-
Z1'
"ejivtos, 29, 6.
dv-vir-OTrros, tin-su{b)-spected.
^-Xo-yCo-avro,
108.
irpd-yjiaTOS,
-ircipav,
({f>variKfj
deriv.
?)
dvd'yKT],
^-irpaYixor
about.
to
trouble.
4tv, iros.
say
else.
^wH^Tiv, 69, 3.
v(rTpi, he was inferior to ; lit. came after what t as it is made up from the compar. varepos, and therefore takes the gen. iriu>v: aor. act. part. TrtVo). tvxoi G. 225; H. 894, 2. {jlcOvo-O^vtcuv
KoXoiTo, invited;
lit.
trpbs tovtois
Hints
10.
iropa-
when the others luere drunk. Oav^ul^ovTES, in admiration. no. rd: sup. what 6avp,d^e<r0ai Sjiws 8*^, still, you may be sure. Kal ^dp, and this G. 261, I H. 952. 1 %\(\. See n. i-rpooa-ay 106. 'i^r\Just now. fjv S^ dv is ^o for. IJ o^, since ; \\\..from what time.
.
.-^
111.
(TKw.
rpoiraiov:
cf. Tpeirco:
Eng. deriv.?
45,
1.
79, 3.
cXcTjo-as, 76, I.
d-7V(o(JL(ov, p.
3.
rirpcli-
fidxatpca/f
112.
(nrao-diicvos, 86,
11.
fieTa(rTp(p<af
turned away.
ou5v
-fi|ii<rv
:
t
cf.
fivra,
being able.
^^/w/sphere.
i-de^co is
the circumstances,
113.
siitce.
Kard T^v
hi\ Kal,
(Tvy-yeveiavj
Kal
115.
beeJt
114.
lx, acted.
S6s,
vvv
|AT--<rTpd<()Tj,
St
8aifi6vi, sir I
8i eiri8^, but
under
lv4-irpT|<rav,
5t5w)U.
ifiirlirprj/jn.
and also.
AapeCo), to Dai'ius.
banished.
4vtS,
:
ds
ricraa-Qai, 94, 3.
Idoo.
Ik-ttco-wv,
lit.
116.
irap-olwBcls
cf.
paroxysm.
117.
4v'TiXdfi.evos, syn.
KeKevaOels.
dir-dpas, air-aipco.
ravrd,
not
ravra.
118.
ipoVjOovv
M.
fls
because of move-
ment implied
in vb.
NOTES.
1 19.
107
Cy
Tov
diro-0av<JvTOS
Hints
3,
2.
TFffv^avr^Sy to
show //w^^rhandedness
by a
;
of
the act.
The
perf. or pip.
we say
80s
:
to,
G. 173, 2
H.
120.
p-'iv,
s, n. 102.
n. (Tou, 83.
hpoY-iKMrarov Seorcpatos
:
745.
atpcGcls:
to look
wkt^S,
F^^XP**)
tr.
at.
viro-
4viKT](r,
had won.
ISCca^av, n. 103.
Hints
11.
cf. h.\\)'\po-drome ,
:
ircpv-iSctv,
lit.
around.
^''?^'A
takes gen.
what
is
going on means
already.
'fjST],
to alloiu
trt^Xci:
G. 188,
H.
781.
Kal
.
|iiKp<^
once.
The
(lit.
Attic
yi^v ia-rdfieyos,
kv(x.T(\,for it was the month was divided into three beginning month fi^v fjLcawVj mid.
month;
firju
(pOlpwv, closing
wasting) month.
l^-civat, that it
was
possible.
:
G. 240,
H. 924.
122.
SijfJLOS.
'A9T|yatots
irav-<rXT]vov
on YOU.
kvkXos
:
Eng.
-|-
sup. vv^.
irav8Tj{X
adv.
Cf. ttSs
TTtC^OpLCVoC, 86, 9.
123. 124.
etwv, fdco.
cXeuOepas, 93,
9.
*Apji.<58io5,
'ApwTTOYcCTwv.
Two
noble Athenians,
who slew Hipparchus, son of To be named with them was the summit
character.
%\
4vtS, some so that discord. they will favor the Medes. KaTa-Xa^pdviv G. 274; H. 955. i^prnrai, concur, irpocr-KraTau See vocab. The by 125.
969, d.
n.
1
Kaipov, /
IXirt^w,
TTpoo-Ofj,
Xc^ycDv,
TrcCo-ovTat,
crisis.
twv
.
for patriotism
irpCv,
lit.
and nobility of
;
o/the before
:
say of
'irapa-86-8oji<voi
,
G. 277, 4; H.
01 p.h'
ot h\,
others.
expect.
crrdcriv, civil
ficrrc p.t]8<rai,
apToiu).
sayijtg.
riYCfiovwa.
army
in turns of
TTplv.
Do
:
126.
|Jiaxov|ivot
^xofJ^evai
X<ov:
G. 171,
H.
799, d,
127.
d<|>-C6T)(rav,
a preposterous plan as a'ppears to H. G. G. 3; H. 969, next Hence mid. of ex sometimes means clinging oXCyav, few i; H. 738. ^-ktovto, See 3d a thing the Greeks never before
one day each,
it
us.
277,
c.
Kcpcds:
to,
56, 2
to.
i8t.
dXXi^deep.
25, 4.
Itr
ex.
2ppa)To,
^(cui/ufjLi.
69, 3, ^d/xr}.
a(t>-l'nixi.
8p6|j.a>
had done.
It
won
the day.
On
108
NOTES.
iir-idvras
sup. avTohs.
irpwToi) they
128.
p-^fatriv,
victors,
not
fr.
^Xyii.
130.
cvof|6T]o-av,
a)TrTviTo,
opwvrcs, the sight rb K^pas CKdrcpov, accus. spec, say on wing. rots tovs vtKwvras, the who had with own fi'om time ^tt takes grow, atVew takes two accus. Xotxais, (pdauw G. 279, 4 H. 984. thought of pla7ined. as we say, were put up as was on board. meteor.
were the first who.
those
5v,
dat.
d6p6oi
irapa
103, 4.
of.
. .
attrac.
8^
either
broke?i their
center.
ctirovTo, firoimai
del,
to time.
i.
e.,
vavai.
(f>0d(rai,
lir-
to it ;
lit.
a>s "inr-
suspected.
(xcrecDpoi,
lit.
aloft ^
Cf.
4>dXiipoi'
131.
132.
^dXicrra, full.
avTia, not
reality ; say
tov:
tov
Hints
:
3, e.
Tpdirr) Kara t6v avrbv rpcirov: i. e., at the same pace. dir-'i air-^lfxij not eJjuLi. Tp<()0Ci]s, syn. 3 H. 930 and 932. G. 224 H. 900. The condition is in the participles, ia-dicov, etc. H. 969, d. They also express means see H. 969, Rem. I
133.
G. 241,
Tjadd-ns
:
G. 226,
etSvta,
il
134.
o78a.
iv
TovTO), meaniuhile
i.
adv.
phrase.
yevv'^o-avTas, 81,
iKiri^o).
voio] dep. on
I
;
Si-eOeaau:
:
76V<r0at:
i\K<i),
am
come.
w. tv
is
concl. of cond'n
rpd-
n. Sf-eSo^r;, 68.
OcpaTTCvr^ov
rel.
G. 281,
used sarcastically.
3, e.
I
;
-fJTis:
the indef.
t'iriQv'fi.f\a-a\.
:
dir-4ppit|;ai, oTropptirrw
G. 274 H. 955. 8td to ^x^iv ; Hints perf. mid. ind. 2 sing. dKovo-p.aTOs, 0d-
1.
sometimes
^Tos: G.
Trapd
p. 67,
1.
180, n.
H. 753,
of.
:
c.
o-<op,ao-tv:
G. 18S,
i, n. i
2.
:
H.
780.
0o7sj in
8.
presence
dudXavo-ts:
see vocab.
Cf.
:
irc-irpcupivov
see p. 41,
vfxvov}Jivot
d^airriTol: Eng.
?
see
8i.a'irovT|-
o-afJieva>:
sup. <roL
137.
ar-Me.
vbwp.
K-TrXa'Yls,
d}Jid|T),
say in
4.
a, etc.
tovtov
v8pvo}x^VT|
cf.
Itt-^tttcto, iTmreTOfxai.
(rTao-a^6v,
he, etc.
124,
11.
d.
was
dv-0T]Kav,
p. 12,
1.
KaXovpievos,
.
138.
wpfiotn^:
6pfx((i),
not dpiudw.
so-called.
.
.
8^ tov;
Hints
10.
irotoiev. Both verbs might have been 141. elo-i Herodotus here uses both moods. By what right ? See
both opt.
ttoi^o-ovo-iv, 142.
143.
144.
Hints
8.
c:|>povTo,
succeeded no better;
or record.
dvSpcs note contrast of meaning. vik-^o-ovtcs note tense. oiS^v irXcov carried nothing more, Xdyov, mention
: ;
lit.
NOTES.
145.
146.
<|)vXdJovT6S.
109
by
Note
:
tense.
9.
d-iropovvTos
Hints
o^Jtw,
i.
e.,
this path.
ircpi-xapfjS,
orverjoyed.
dat. in sec. 147. Kara, along. dvapalvovTcs, say eluded them in their ag. with \6^oVf account. G. 218; H. 887. toJv6vt<uv, while^ Kara tclxos, adv. phrase say
%i\^just.
jiot,
agt.
ScSifXcorai,,
145.
ascent.
ciri-irXcwv
tpos.
wcri
etc.
speedily.
148. 149.
pLcXXovra, impending.
-xpa:
cf.
xp?o-M^5.
^Zl* 14-
diro-Oavri
G. 216, l; H. 881. -
*
a'iroir}i'ir6|ivos,
passive.
diriovTCS.
:
150.
ivent.''
circLOovTO
came up.
*
wxovTO T
We
Hints
11.
started
and
151.
say ahead.
9.
irapiio-av,
dvexcopow
:
Hints
(rTojiaTi,
tooth
and nail.
152.
dpio-revo-ai
cf. dpicrros.
153.
HeKoTTovvijcrov.
TCTopcs,
IleXoirovvdo-ov, for
i.
154.
dyycXXctv
riaaap^s.
More
155. 156.
on a word understood.
kcivwv, for
to.
Eng.
dirb OTojiaTos,
by heart ;^ lit.?
Xvo-avrts,
in
repealed.
157.
6ti
Taxwrra:
cf, Ho.rh,
T<ixos>
end
of 147.
irpwras, not
num-
cf. <^t\yii.
- s olov
The dialogues
satirist of the
second century
A. D.
follies
abundant
By bringing out their human side, while keeping us in mind that they makes a truly ridiculous picture of life on Olympus and in Hades. His satire hit not only the sham religion of his day, but the equally empty social life. Lucian will well repay your reading hereare gods, he
after.
159.
Trapd Tov
}^\
^xovtos
hlBoo/xi.
o'j
8:52
. .
Hints
2)*^^ !
dva-Ocs, beach,
.
-rpiiroo. prcd.
^ e'x"
you
^^sXos, whether.
:
diro-
G. 232,
H.
914, A.
azi
r.fX:-,
that,
rascal, is
none of your
110
business.
NOTES.
01
&v,
men :
lit. ?
bye!
fm off!
<|>ipiv, to
X^4^<)
&iri|ii,
good-
160.
endure.
qiSuv,
tell
:
otSco.
CTriTopdrrei, adds
this is not
ct,
disquiet
ji?z/
to.
Xp^j
l.
o-.
As
f^A'*-
make
ought.
*V^ or
7t7VW(rKT
'
you that
rt
imperat.
KaraYcXuv, deriding.
:
and whether
it is
from
d<))-'[|p'rip.c-
voi, aip-aipf(i>.
irp^irci, j/z/Vj, /j
Ttz/ziz/
161.
ola TTcVovSa,
Oin-iv,
things
by
Nobody.
Greece, the
home
agr. w. inrvov
perceive.
X^^tts,
^ood accompaniment to. I have suffered; S2iy how / was misused you mean. 'lOaKTjs an island west of
/;/
my
senses.
paOiiv
cog. accus.
lit.
p.av9dvco,
/ understand.
lipovTO,
irXa
took Ulysses (Odysseus) ten years to reach home af er setting out from Troy.
8* Ti Ikcivos.
162.
5\(i)s,
in a loord.
TOirjS*
TOiaS'.
:
dX-yca =
n.
OavpLa^ovoriv, admire.
tLKyt).
:!a-T]
&vOt],
163.
dvdpcDirot.
see 143,
4, 2.
{p'i'^a.)^
you
dpd|Xvos,
VOCABULARY.
For
principal parts of
compound
d-ST)Xos,
cret.
OI',
unknown^ unseen,
to
se-
d, &-irp.
See
^v,
8s, Scr-ircp.
d-8iKci>,
d^aOos,
'ht
good brave.
J
Com p.
of general excellence; jSeAr/wv ^4\ri(rros, of moral superiority; Kpeia-ffwu (or tt), Kpairia-Tos, of superiority in strength, rh Hpia-roVy the best lot,
oLfieiuoDV,
&pi(rTos,
d-8vvaT03,
oif,
impossible.
d8vTov, ov,
qL8i),
n.,
^(Tofiai, to sing.
di, adv.,
adorn ; pass., exult. dcTos, ov, m., eagle. dYavaxTCb), -fia-co^to be vexed or angry d-T|8T|s, 6S, unpleasant,
dVjp, ipos,
disagreeable.
c, air.
f.,
dYairdw,
love.
^crw,
/d? /^^Z'^,
cherish.
d-Oavao-Co, as,
ov,
immortality.
d7airT)r6s,
-^j (Jv,
beloved^
worthy of d-6dvaTos,
etc.,
immortal.
angel.
dYCtpw, Ijyeipa, to collect. ayikr]. rjs, f., herd.fiock, d-YVOa>, ^(Tw, /^ ^^ ignorant. d-YVwjKov, ov, thoughtless, unfeeling. uYopd, as, f,, rt-^/ assembly, the forum.
d-O^aros, ov, unseen, blind to. 'A0Tiva, as, f Athe'na, the tutelary goddess of Athens. Lat. Mnterz'a. 'ABf]vai, wv, f. pi., Athens, capital of Attica.
,
*A9ivatos,
valos, aft
'A6illvT|9cv,
a, ov,
'Adrj-
& /ptos,
a, oi/, 7;/A/,
rustic, rude.
dYp-otKOS, ov, rustic, rude, boorish. d^pos, oO, TCi.,feld, the country. Lat.
&Y"
!*
AGONIZE.
dSeXff))^, Tjy, f., i7V/^r.
ddXios, a, ov, 7vretched. d9Xo-<^opos, ov, victorious. dOpoi^b), (Tw, to collect, assemble. dOpoos, a, ov, collected, in crotvds. d-OvfJL^a), i^o-cw, to despond, lose heart. d-Ovp.Ca, as, i., despondency, anxiety. AIyvittios, ov, m., an Egyptian. ai'X-ovpos, ov, c, cat. alvcci), 6<r, to praise,
aipecD,
i]<r<a,
eTxov,
nephew.
brother.
Phil-
m.,
me' s self,
chosen.
ADELPHIA.
HERESY.
'
112
aXpoi,
VOCABULARY.
kpu,
?jpa,
,
etc.,
fo
raise,
take
away ; mid
alo-0dvo}iai,
lijt,
ijaoiuiaiy
fxcu, to perceive
by the senses,
notice.
itSlIIETlCS.
f., perception by sensation, sensation. alo-XP^S, c{, 6v, ugly^ base, shamefnl.
dXis, adv., in abundance, enough. dXio-KOfxai, aXdxroixai, kaXoiv, eaAwica, to be captured, seized, convicted. 'AXKiPidbr^s, ov, m., Alcibi'ades, a brilliant but unprincipled Athe-
at(r6T)oris, ews,
dXXa, conj.,
. IxSvov . out also ;
.
ever ;
but, yet,
moreover,
the7i,
ov
.
dXXas, oLVTos, m., satcsage. uXXd(r(ra) (or tt), !, to change, exchange ; mid., intef-change. dXXf|X-, stem of reciprocal pron. (no nom.), one another. Par-ALLEL. dXXos, 17, o, another, other ; w. art. the other, the rest. Lat. alius.
=
to^
dXXdrpios,
a, ov,
foreign, ill-suited
LUTHON.
dK6\ov6os,
60s, ov,
following ; b ukSKov-
an
attendant.
Alpheus,
dKovT^^cD, iw, to hurl ajavelifi. dKovo-)ia, ros, n., a thing heard, 136, report.
d;xa,
aKOvo),
(TOfxai,
adv., at the same time with; prep. w. dat., with. d-u.aGf,s, S, untaught, stupid^ ignO'
7]Kov(rd7]v, to
hear.
ACOUSTIC.
dKpa,
as,
i.,
summit.
u|xapTdv,
r]lxdpT7]Ka,
ijaofxai,
etc., to
ACRO-bat.
sin.
dfjLcCvcov,
citadel,
acropo-
ov,
comp. of kyaBds,
braver.
d-{ieXu,
i](T(a,
to be careless, neglect.
to
suffer pain,
be
ill,
grieve.
fain, soi'row. dXcKTpvwv, 6vos, m.. cock. 'AXcJavSpos, ou, m.,Alexanderx2d]e(\ the Great; king of Macedonia, and conqueror of Persia.
dX."yos, ovs, n.,
dX|ci>,
ria-w, f/A6|a,
forgetful.
return, repayment. d-}JLop^c, ov, misshapen, uglyd-jxoxdos, ov, without labor; 01 &fji., the indolent.
duLotp-q,
7)5, f.,
to
ward
off,
de-
a\nr'4\'j),
to
mid. luear.
vS), ^jfivva. to repel, defend mid. defend one^s self, publish. d'i<{>C, prep, mostly w. accus., aroitnd; 01 a/x0i ^A\^avSpov, A. and those
truth. honest, sincere. d-X-qSwc, adv., truly, really, actually. ws a\. same as a\Tjdws. 'AXOaia, as, i., Althre'a.
d-Xrjdcia, OS, f
,
d}xvva>,
70.
hiin.
AM PHI-.
6./jL(pico,
dp.tj>(,-vvvp,i,
-Ucra, -Utrfiai, to
VOCABULARY.
c.fu|>6Tpos, a, ov, both.
d|X(j>oTpci)6v,
113
(av, f pi.,
.
dvofvplScS,
dva-irav(i),
cease.
2idv.t/rom or on both
to
make
sides.
dv, a
.
dva-ircidcD, to persuade.
I.
With
and
put to sea, sail back. dv-apd|XT]Tos, ov, tnnum,erabie. dv-dpiGfios, ov, without number.
dva-irXco), to
dv-apTrd^ft), to snatch up,
plunder.
ing of the verb. Thus eSw/cei/ he would he gave, but tdccKev &u have given. 2. With subjunctive
dva-oTrdo), to
avci-a^avpo(i>,
draw
(iiaua,
up.
to crucify.
down,
ana-
after relative
ticles.
strophe.
up, raise. dva-TC9T,p.i, to put up, consecrate. dva-Tp^, to run back, start up. 'Avdx^apo-ts, i^os, m., Anachar^sis, dva-x<opto, to recede, retire. dvSpairoSf^co, i<a, to enslave.
to stretch
by ever or soever. Thus os who, ts &y, whoever, whosoever, Avd, prep, mostly w. accus., up,
during, up to. dva-Pa^vo), to go up, make to go up.
dva-Ttv,
mount ;
ao.
uv8pdiro8ov,
read.
to force,
dva'YKdl^ca,
<r,
iivdyKcuca,
compel.
dvd'yiCT), t\%,
i,,
force, necessity.
See dvaTi6T]^L. See dvaipco). dv-ip.i (cT/iO* lo go up, return, ttvXap-. See dvaXa|JLpdv(o.
dv0-.
dvciX-.
lead up, put to sea (usu. mid. or pass). dva-SeCKW|jii, to show forth, display,
dv-dY(i), to
av-A-KO), to
draw
or haitl up.
animus.
130. dva6pa|x-. See dvarp^X.'^' dva-ovvcD, to come to the top of the water, dva-^Tp-a), to search into, examine.
dvd-6T]|jLa,
&Vv, prep. w. gen. only, 7vithout. dv-^)(, to hold up, lift up, tvait; mid. hold out, endure, rest7'ain one's self
dv<i>^-.
See
dvoC-yvvjii.
Tos,
n.,
off^ering.
anamid.
thema.
dv-atp4(o, to take up, destroy;
take
up
one^s own.
as, f
,
dv-'^KOoc, oov, without hearing, ignorant. dvTjp, avSp6s, m., man, husband. dvO'. See avrC. dvOeio, ^(r, to bloom, blossom.
dv-ata\vvTla,
shamelessness.
dvOos, ovs,
i\.,flo7uer,
a,
bloom.
upon, stunmon,
dv0pcoirtos,
ov,
befitting
a man,
to
human.
dvSpwTrtvos,
t\,
dva-Kp(i,dvw^i, to hang up upon. dva-Kpiv(D, to examine well; mid. question one with another. dva-Xap.^dv<i>, to take up, or with, pick u/>, assume. dva-)iV(o, to wait for, await.
dva-}xi^v-fjo-KC0, to
ov,
belonging
man,
human.
dvCpwTTos, ov, c,
being, fellow.
dvido),
i(ja), to
man, Phil-ANTHROPY.
person,
human
grieved.
dv-Ca-T-qiJLi,
remind ;
pass., re-
member.
dv-d|u>s, ov, unworthy, worthless.
to raise up; mid., pass, intrans. tenses, rise, stand up^ recover.
and
114
a-v6TjTos, ov, foolish f stupid.
dv-oC"yvvfi.t,
-oi^oo,
VOCABULARY.
dir-4pxofiai, to go
dircTaii-.
-4ep^a,
away. See dTror^jJiva). dir-^o), to hold off, be distant. fxai^ -i(fiX^Vv, to opetty disclose. dirco)-. See dirwOc'co. d-vo)iCa, as, f., lawlessjtess. See dircip. dvT-iirov, 2 ao., / spoke against, dir-ge-. answered. dirnXao*-. See dircXavvo). See direpxoiJiai. dvT^, prep. w. gen. only, for, in re- diniXO-. See dirctfit (ei/ii). turn for, instead of ANTI-. dirtc- or t)- or 0-. dvT^-SiKoS) ovy m., an opponent in a dx6, prep. w. gen. only, from, away suit. from. Lat. ab. d'n-o-pdXXcD, to throw away or from, dvTt-X7co, to speak against, dispute,
-eVx^i -ftpy.
dvri-iroia), to
do in return; mid.,
reject.
diro-SXe'irci), to
claim.
dvrXco), ^<r, to draw water, bail. dm-pov, ov, n., cave, cavern.
diro-ocCKWiJit, to
d-n-o-SiSwjxi, to
diro-ST]|Jii, ^o-co, to
unsuspected. dvvo), (Tto, /^ complete, do speedily. dvo), adv., above, upward, ol &v(a, those above. dv^7a>v, , m., upper room. dv<o4>^^^s, S, useless, hurtful. d|to-0aTos, ov, worth seeing. d|tos, a. 01/, worthy, valuable. AXIOM. d^ioo), cijo-w, to deem, worthy, honor, demand, suppose. dgCtos, adv., worthily.
dv-vir-OTTTos,
oj',
See dirorpcxo). diroSpafx-. See dTroOv^o-Ko). diroGav-. dTTO-Oev, adv., from afar, afar
diro-OWjo'Ka), to die. diro-KoX^o), ^^ call back, call by
off.
name.
dTTO-Kafivw, to
grow weary,
remove.
tire out.
d'TTO-Ktv^G), ^aooy
up, hinder.
diro-KOirTw, to cut off. diro-KpCvw, to part, separate ;
reply.
mid.
CRYPT.
escape,
dird-Xavcris,
etoy, f.,
enjoyment.
enjoy.
diro-Xavo),
croixai, to
dir-aXXdcr<rci) (or tt), /^ release, esraid, and pass., ^^/ rid of, ; depart, go away. dir-avOcci), to fade, wither. diravTao), 'fjaofiai, to meet. d-7ras, -Trao-a, -vav, all, the whole. diraTao), ^0-0), to cheat, outwit,
cape
destroy, kill ; mid., w. 2 pf. -oAwAo, perish, die. diro-Xvw, (Tcw, to release; rmd., getfree. diro-TTcp.'irft), to send a7uay.
dTroTreo--.
See
dTttTT],
77s, f.,
deceit,
fraud.
disobedient,
dtrcGav-.
d'iriXb>,
See
-iitToi,
dxo6virj(rKci>.
/f? /^^
d-Xi6^a), -^o-w,
-viTTviy^ai, -tirvl-
to threaten, boast.
yrjv, to choke.
d-7ropG),
17 (Tw,
/<?
^^
in
doubt,
be
&Tr-t}xt (eljut),
puzzled.
d-iropCa, as,
f.,
dwcXO-.
See dir^pxoH^'"
throw away,
get loose.
reject.
most
dirc-o-Trdo), /^ sever,
diroGrra- or
77-.
See
d(|>C(rTT|fiu
VOCABULARY.
diro-T|J.V(i>, -Tfiw,
115
Artapher'nes, of Darius, king of Persia.
,
-4rafioVy -T^TjuniKay
off.
'ApTa<}>6pvif]s, ous,
-erfx'hO'nv to
cut
nephew
dis-
diro-Tpcxcu, to
d'iro-()>aiv(i), to
run away.
shoiv,
prove; mid.,
pay.
escape.
play.
^
to fistento;
pass., de-
d'Tro-(|>4p(o, to
carry
off,
pend upon,
124.
unbecoming.
'ApT^pdpT]s, ous. m., Artem'bares. "ApTCjits, i^os, f., Ar'temiSy a goddess. Lat. Diana.
dpTi, adv., lately.
dprCcus, adv., lately.
d-irpdcr-KXi^TOS,
to trial.
fiirro*,
^(jo,
oi/,
without su?nmons
^j/xfiai,
dpx^aios,
office.
a, ov,
f.,
dpxi]', r\Sy
^i(/a,
IjcpOrjy^
to
fasten, kindle; mid., adhere tOj take hold of 80, engage in, 1 56. dir-coO^o), -dxTo), -dcoa-Oj to drive away,
repulse.
dpxw,
command.
(jlo--.
ARCH-.
See a 8ft).
weak, infirm.
d-(r0VT]s. s,
See
o,
atpa>.
'ApYu>s,
ov,
belonging to Argos,
'A<rCa, as, f., Asia. 'Ao-KXT]xt6s, ov, m., ^scula'piusy god of the healing art.
ARGIVE.
dp^la,
0.%, f.,
6 'Apyeiosy
laziness.
an ARGIVE.
ov, pleased,
glad.
no pttrpose.
please,
to
propitiatey
do-irCs, ihos, f
dpCTTJ,
ris, f.,
virtue, valor.
d<rTtos, o,
*Ao-<rvpiot, wv, m., //^^ Assyrians. oi/, ^t/^ city, polite, witty,
<://y,
number, numbering.
prize of valor.
ARITHMETIC.
dpioTCLa,
cov, n. pi.,
A.a-rva.yx\s,
ovs,
king of Media.
d-crvvcTOS, ov, stupid. d-<rvvrws, adv., stupidly, unskilfully,
a noble Athenian
Hippias.
who helped kill Hipparchus, brother of the tyrant His name became a
for high merit.
ov, best, bravest.
17,
61.
d-o-<j>dXta, as, L, safety.
d-o-4jaX.Tis, 4s, firm, safe.
'A<rft)'irds,
FALSE.
synonym
dptoTos,
Superl.
liac gulf,
near Thermopylae.
dpKros,
ov,
f.,
bear.
ARCTIC.
d-raKTOs, ov, out of order, disorderly. d-TdKTs, adv., disorderly. ^AToXdvTT], i\s, f., Atalan'ta, a famous huntress of Greece.
f., disorder. to dishonor, dishonor. d-Tip,os, ov, dishonored. drpairds, ov, f., path, road,
See above. kill Hipparch'us. dpOTpov, ou, n., plaiv. Lat. aratrum. to plow. AR-able. dpob>, 6(r(a, dpirdl^a), trw, to carry off, seize. *ApTciL|c,o^T]S, ov, m., Artaxerx'es,^ox\. of Darius II., brother of Cyrus.
|
d-Ta|Ca, as,
d-ri)id^a),
(T(a,
d-Ti|i,dft), to
See Kvpos.
116
VOCABULARY.
paSC^co, lovfiai, to walk, go. pdOos, ovs, n., depth, height.
av0d8T]s, fs, self-ivilledt conceited, aOis, adv., again, av|dvci>, ^<r, to increase^ honor; pass. groWy increase in size. Same as av|dvcD. aJofyi, avrUa, adv., immediately. avTo-Kparcup, os, c, one's own master.
etc., to
AUTOCRAT.
AvrdXvKos,
avTOfxaro?,
ov, m., Autoiyctis.
i),
ov,
without cause,
AU-
TOMATON.
avTo-jioXo?, ov, , deserter. avTos, ^, d, in oblique cases, ^/w, ker^ it; as intensive, j^^; preceded by the article, the same. avTov, adv., there^ 148. avTov, >)?, ou, ofhimself^ herselfox itself dc)>-aipa>, /^ take from or away, de-
Papvs,
cFo,
{),
heavy, grievojis,
queen.
dis-
f.,
Pao-iXcCa, OS, f., kingdom, dominion. pao-CXeiov, ov, n., palace ; usu. pi. BASILISK. Pao-iXtis, <ws, m., king. Pao-iXcvco, <T(t), to be king, rule. PacrvXiKOc, ^, 6v, royal. BASILICA.
pdrpaxos,
ov, vc\.,frog.
i,
to
pass., vanish.
d(|>i6-.
See
or
d<f>T]|ii.
P^Pai09, a, ov,firm, sure. pA.0?, ovs, n., dart, arrow. See d-yaOds. pcXr-.
Pf\p.a, Tos, n.,
d(|>ciX-
platform,
d<|>T|pT]-.
See d(|>aipa>. d<(>-T|jjLi, to send forth shoot, let go, charge (lit. were let slip), 127.
y
force, violence. Pid^o), (Tcy, to force, compel. BIBLE. ptpXCov, ov, n., book.
pCa, OS,
i.,
d<t>-iKveofJLai,
-ilofiai,
-iK6ixr]v,
-Tyfiai,
ptos, ov,
life.
BlO-graphy.
to
arrive
ao.,
at,
come
to,
return.
pass.
pip.,
pi6ft), (ao-ofiai,
to live
&<(>-ttrrr]|j.t,
to set off,
fut.
mid.,
APO-
d-4>opa, as, (., fearlessness. ft-<|>p(dv, ov, foolish, silly. d-<j>vXaKTOs, ov. unguarded. 'Axata, OS, f., Achce'a, northern province of the Peloponnesus.
ECtcov, vos, m., Biton. pXdTTTa*, \|/ctf, \//a, fi4^\a<pa, $$\aiJ,fiai, 4fi\d^7jv, to hittder, hurt, harm. pXeiro), i^ctf, i^o, to look, look at, see. PodcD, -fja-ofiai, to shout, implore aid. pOTp 97s, f., shout, war-cry, PorjOcia, as, i., help, aid. PoT]d0), ^(Tcu, to come to the rescue,
help.
grieved,
BoiwrCa, OS, f., Bcedtia, district lying northwest of Attica. Boi(ot6s, ^, 6v, of Boeo'tia. 6 BoiwrSs, m, a Boeo'tian. Bopa9, ov, m., Bo'reas, the north wind. herdsman. Pov-K^Xos, ov, PovXvp.a, TOS, n., counsel, plan.
B.
BapvXcGv, vos, f., Babylon. BapvXd^Vkos, ov, m., a Babylonian.
council.
VOCABULARY.
povXojxai,
-fiffotiai, fiffio^tK-rjuou,
117
f.,
ifiov-
Ypa(|>^,
r\%,
dictment.
-ypd4>a>, ^(o, ^OL,
<pr)v,
iypd-
PpaSi^S, era,
t5,
ppa^vs,
e?a, v,
r\.j
to write,
paint; mid.,
indict.
GRAPHIC.
Yvjjtvd^w,
"yvjivos,
(T(a,
pp(o|xa, Tos,
food.
to exercise.
GYMNASTIC.
exercise.
"YV}xva<rTos, a, ov,
r.
ydXa, KToSi roXX^a, as,
'yajjico,
i],
6v,
yuvaiKCios, a,
yvvTi', <jh.k6%,
n., w?7>^.
f.,
f.,
woman,
wife.
QUEEN.
Gauly France,
etc.,
/<?
marry.
Saifiovios,
o,
Poly-GAMY.
7dp,
yij
Q,ox\\.,for.
ov,
divine,
happy,
wretched,
SdKVb),
d^mon.
^SaKov,
dedTjyfiat,
vet.
d'f)^ofjLat,
iB'fjx&V*', to bite.
tear.
adv., laughably.
^{'yvofuu.
o, ov, noble,
7V-.
See
7waios,
Ycvvdci),
generous, brave.
'{]<T(a,
to beget ; ol y^virqaaurcs,
Aopctos, ov, m., Dari'us, the name of three among the kings of
Persia.
parents, 134. 7^vos, ovs, \\., race, family. GENESIS. 7Epai6s, ({, 6v, old, aged, y4pb)v, ovroi, m., old man. rccreXifp, 4pos, m., Geseler,
7Cci>|iCTp{a, as, i,
Adris,
/5oy,
m., Datis, a
Mede who
commanded, with Artaphernes, the Persian army defeated at Mar8^, conj., but,
geometry.
GE-ology.
88i8-.
"H^ yv^y
^-Bpas,
i',
earth, land.
88oiK-.
old age.
y^y4-
forms
ScCScD,
Sew,
yiyyo^QX,
vt)ixai.
yevfja-ofiai, iytvSfiriP,
sary, proper.
(TOfiai,
era,
B4doiKa,
dread.
born,
happen.
iyvdaOrfp,
to
fear,
8Cicwp,i, 8ei|w, fa,
xa
7/*a> X^'^^y ^^
perceive,
show.
8i|Jia,
In-DEX.
6v,
KNOW.
YXa\MC<$s, ^, 6v, blue, bright. ^XCo-xpos, a, ov, stingy.
yvwp.T],
t\s, i.,
ift>,
TOS, n.,fear.
i),
8iv6s,
opinio7t.
GNOMIC.
declare,
make a
7neal, eat,
-yvcopC^co,
to
make known,
supper.
recognize.
'yv(opi}jios, ov,
See
8^8(i).
ScKa, ten.
decade.
of ten years.
ov, tenth.
FopSios,
'ypdp.|xa,
ov, m.,
Go/dius.
8Ka-TT;s, 4s,
8KaTO$,
AX<)>oC,
17,
tion,
GRAMMAR.
rpdviKOs, ov. m., the GranVcus river, in Mysia, at which Alexander the Great defeated the Persians.
Delphi, town In S)v, f., North Greece with a famous temple and oracle of Apollo.
n., tree.
8v8pov, ov,
118
8c|i6s,
S^ofxai,
<,
VOCABULARY.
Svy right.
Iv
Sc^tdi,
07t
the
ask^
right hand.
Bfijaofiai,
i^ii]QT]v,
to
measure
off,
diame-
want.
Scpfxa, Tos, n., shift.
8o-|ids, oC,
ter.
Epi-DERMIS.
8ia-vo0)xai,
to
purpose.
8ia-7rovci>, to toil,
work hard.
across,
m., master. AcvKoXCwv, vos, m., Deuca'lion^ the Noah of Grecian legend.
8ia-iropva>,
to
carry
to
cross
over.
8ia-p-pV|YWfii,
break,
break
Scvpo, adv., hither, hitlierto. 8VTpaios, a, ov, t? M<? second day. 8vTpos, a, ov, second, next. DEU-
through.
Sio-o-xC^o), (Tw, to split.
SCHISM.
arrange,
8ia-(rM^(u, to save.
8i.a-Td(r(ra> (or rr), to
TERO-nomy.
8x.opxLi, |o/iai, ^dfirjj/y BtSeyjxai, cSeX^'?*', /^
draw
up.
Sta-TcXco), to finish, continue.
8ia-T(9T]|jLk, to dispose,
TAKE,
<ra,
receive.
/<?
8,
S^(rcw,
SeSe/ca, etc.,
^/^.
rh.
Dia-DEM.
84&?, Sei^o-cw,
Do
etc.,
8i.a-<>povT<i)S, adv.,
arrange. extremely.
8ia-<
8ta-<
^p<),
hiovTOL,
the
things
136.
>V'Y(>),
DIFFER.
damage.
See
8^,
8ofiai.
used to give greater exactness to the word or words it influences, now, just, indeed, ti'uly, then, at length, you know, etc.
particle
Hints,
8f]\os,
8T]X6a>,
77,
8.
oj/.
manifest, clear.
(^o-w, to show, make known, mention, 147. AT]^dpaTos, ov, m., Demara'tus, a deposed king of Sparta, who went with Xerxes on his expedition against Greece. At]ji^ttjp, rpos, f., Demefter, a. goddess. Lat. Ceres. 8f](jLos, ov, m., people, democracy.
8'nfJLO<r[a,
8C8(i)|xi, d<lc<ra>,
4B6dT]y, to give.
8i-|-pxo)iai, to
recite,
156.
8t-T)'y^opxii, to
Dithy ram'bus.
ov SUaiSs
8lKaio$,
eijJLi,
a,
ov,just, right,
I ought not.
AT]|A6<t>i.Aos, ov,
m., Demoph'ilus.
8id,
prep.,
i.
8iKao-T^piov, ov, n., court. SiKacrrfjs, ov, m.. Judge ox juror. 8tKT], t)s, f., law, justice, penalty. 8tKTvov, ov, n., net.
8C-080S, ov, i.,pass.
8i-opv(ro-ci> (or tt),
|ct),
8ia-pdXXa>, to calumniate.
8ia-pi<$o), to
DIABOLIC.
|a,
-opdopvxa,
to
pass one^s
life.
-opjipvyfiai,
-tapvx^'nVt
dig
.
8ia--Yi'yvw<rKci), to distin^iish.
through.
816x1, conj. for S/A
lead through, pass life. give out, 68. 8La-KO|iCt<^, to carry over.
8i-(iva>, to
touto
on
.,
be-
8ia-8i8(u)xi, to transmit,
cause that, for the reason that. Ai.dTi|j.os, ov, m., Dioti'mus.
8i-TrA.ovs,
7),
8iaK6(rtoi, at, a,
two hundred.
VOCABULARY.
8i(r-xCXioi, aif a, fwo thousand. bCxQ"* adv., in two, at variance.
Siijfouu, i^(rw, to thirst.
119
press upon.
^%^
|, to pursue, prosecute. oKa), 5d|, /ic? think, seem, appear, resolve, dogma. V^f i't opinion, honor, glory.
8iu>K(tf,
See
^I'yvt&o-KO).
Y,
^y^ov, I.
y(oy,
I for my
part.
EGO-tist.
I8C801-.
88ci>K-.
Ortho-DOX.
86pv, d6paTos, n., spear, lance. Sopv-4>opos, 01/, m., spearman; body-guard.
SovXcvco,
(To;,
pi.
84-.
c8rjO--.
to be
slave.
IScuK-.
locXci)
SovXos, oy,
ni., slave.
ifcrw,
to
will,
wish,
desire.
ApaKCDV, ovTOf m., Draco, author of the first written code of laws at They were so severe Athens. that they were afterward said to have been written in blood. 8pa|ji^. See Tpcx. 8pdw, daui, to do, perform. DRASTIC. 6v, good at running, 8po^iK6s,
,
IGmtt^os, o, ov, one must accustom,. ETHNO-logy. ^6vos, ouj, n., race. ?6a), pf. iivjQa, be accustcmed, wont. l, conj., if eta, interjec, up / on ! l8-. See opda>.
cUcds,
"fit
&s
fleet.
8p6)jios, ov,
m., race.
Spoynqp,
on a run.
as you might suppose. ctKOo-i, twenty. clK^TttS, adv., naturally, justly ciKcGv, lii'os, f., image, likeness, statue. See o-^^M' clX-. See Iako. iXk-.
ip.f,
taofiai, to be.
lir-.
See
<|>t)^1.
els,
present, Acup^as, ow, m., Do'rias. present. 8Mpov, ou, n., gift,
8a>pca, ^<r, to give,
prep. w. ace. only, into, to,towards, in reference to, for, at; of numbers, up to,
one.
<f>'nF^*
clpT^K-.
See
go
f.,
into,
embark.
entrance.
Uri8-.
See elcopdw.
i^^^
^^'=^*
Id.
See
Idtt.
if.
lav, conj.,
clcrcXO-.
See
come in
(fljut).
l-avTov,
itself
kata,
r\s,
ov,
of himself,
herself,
l<r-^pXO(tai, to enter,
elo-Tiy.
l<ri-
to let, permit.
or
0-.
<z/,
w>2,
in.
cl<r-ir)i'iro>,
send
into,
bring
awaken;
wake.
pass.,
w. perf.
iyp'liyopa,
120
cl-T
.
.
VOCABULARY.
.
ff T, conj., either
, .
or,
ItKd'jn,
T^aw, to pity.
ELEE-mos5mary.
7vhether
elx*.
ctcDV.
Ui>9-.
or,
^K,
after.
cXO-.
^Kao-raxov, adv., everywhere. ^ica<rTos, r?, or, every each. ^;cdTpo$, o, ovy each of two. licarov, one hundred.
^
^Xko), |a>, i%KKV(ra, etc., /f? draw, drag, *EXXds, dhos, L, Hellas, Greece. "EXXtjv, vos, m., a Greek.
'jjJXXfjo-irovTos, ov,
disenibark. lK-j3dX.\w, 10 cast out, disembark. ^ic-ptpd|^o>, -fii^Wy to put out of a ship. 4K-8{S(i>}J.t, to give up, give in mar^/C-3aCvft), to
cXirtJw, ^AiTio-a, /^
expect.
cjxaO-.
See
|i,avOdv<o.
riage.
}x-pipd^(a, -$i$a, to
IkSo-.
See
k818<i>}ii.
i7i
ship.
;x6s,
17,
(^i',
that place.
my, mine.
o',
^jA-TTCipos,
laireor-.
Ikcivos, 9j, o, //ia/ person or thing; Lat. iste. he, she, it. lKv-(r, adv., thither.
f., assembly. ECCLESIASTIC. Ix-Kpovw, era, /^ knock out, repulse.
See
,a-irtirXT]}it,
-ttAtjo-w,
iv4w\Tj(ra,
ivitrfn^fra,
4v'
vXTJaO-nv, to fill.
ejArTrCirpTjp.i,
-irpr/jrctf,
lK-icXT|(ria, as,
ifiTrl'
on fire.
eclectic
}x-Tro8wv, adv., /
^^i-iropos, ov, m.,
forsake, cease. ^K-irTiSdco, to jump up. iK-iriTTTw, to fall from, lose, be banished.
iKirXa'y-.
[x-(t>vco,
EMPORIUM. to grow
on.
v,
prep. w. dat.
See
i^ir\7j^a, to
among.
v-avTtos, a, ov, opposite ; as opponeftt. ^varos, 7), ov, ninth.
noun
make
knoiv7i.
See
kvk\iA.
lK-(|>opd,
k)ii'jiiv,
ci.%,
burial.
ovaa, 6v, willing, voluntary; usu. trans, as adv. IXa^-. See Xa,ajBdva>. IXa0-. See Xavudvw. iXdo-crcoy (or tt), ov, less, worse; comp. of fxiKfiSs. IXavvco, i\S>, iiKaffUf cArfAaKa, i\'^
Aajuat,
IXa()>3s, ov,
ii\<id-nv,
^vKa, prep. w. gen., on account of for the sake of as far as regards. cvcWJKOvra, ninety.
veirpi|-.
cvervx".
v-x, to
when.
now.
.
to
drive,
ride.
or
7^.
See
lvTi0t]}jit.
ELASTIC.
c, deer.
IXc- or
0-.
See
alpc<.
elegy,
elegiac verse.
Iv-vmrevo), cw, to ride in. cw^a, nine. ^-vo^w, to think of consider^ plan.
VOCABULARY.
IvraOOo, adv., here^ there
^
121
when,
since.
theit^ nozv.
hr^i, conj.,
4iri8dv
ever.
eVef -f
S-^ -["
^"l conj.,
>
t^'//^;/-
^v-rAXofiai,
^-Tt9T]jii, to
lv-Ti|ios, ovy
ov/j-ai, to
command.
^irei-S-fj,
fut
in.
attack,
4ir-i<r-irXeci>, to
honored. Iv-Tvyxo-vWj to meet, fall in with. I|, form K takes before a vowel.
^-a'^'Y^.vXw, to telly report. Ig-d-yw, to lead out^ marchj expel.
more-
over.
^cXaO-.
See
^iriXav6dvo)i,ai.
Iir-epxop-ai, to
ktrvT-.
come upon,
attack,
4n'-p<i>Tda>, to question.
^aKur-xCXu>i,
ai, a,
six thousand.
hundred.
EPOCH.
See
liraivtt.
^cX- or
iX-.
^-cXavvco, to vance.
4Xe-.
prep., i. with gen., upon, towards, in the time of; 2. with dat., for, at, on the strength of, on, besides
3.
to.
with ace,
to,
on
to,
against,
up
See
go
out,
4|-^pX0}iai, to
come
out.
iiTi-Paivo), to ascend,
mount, embark,
IJ-6<m, -^i/,
^Sn<--
-7), -6*7;,
-tlycu, -6u,
impers.,
attack.
// is possible.
liri-pdXXcD,
to
See
IJcijjii (cI/*!).
C^^KOVTO,
^-i(rd<i>,
J/Jf/y.
c^<r,
to
make
equal,
iso-
4iri-PoT]6a), to reinforce.
sceles.
c|-.
See ?x'
4xi-YXd,
to
laugh
at.
{|-o8os, ou, f., exit. I|w, adv., outside. EXOTIC. 2oiKa, 2 perf. w. pres. sig., to be like impers., it is befitting^ right.
op-.
Trt-7t7Vop,at,
GRAM.
7i-Ypd(|><a, to inscribe.
See
See
opdco.
ir.
lopT*^,
kn
cir-qiSo), /^
J/>f
/^.
^ir-aivci), to praise,
commend, approve.
Thebes.
Iirdv (eirc/ ever.
pursue. shout out, applaud. desire, longfor. 4iri-Ka9-^o|xai,, to sit doiun upon. Iiri-Kd0-T]fiai, to sit upon. liri-KoXccD, to call upon. irt-Kv8vvos, ov, dangerous. iri-KpaTa), to overpower. 'EitikvSt^s, QMS, m., Epicydes, CTTi-Xapipdva), to lay hold of, seize,
iri-oi.(OKa>, to
ciri-dopvpcco, to
liri-OvfJica), '^(Tw, to
iti/),
conj.,
when, when-
go back, return. return. J^/ /^ eTr-av-(rTT|fJn,, /, rouse ; pass., 2 ao. and pf act., stand up, rise. ^-opK^co, <ro>, to ward off, aid, supply.
ir-dv-ijii (?/ii), to
say in addition,
f.,
select,
Ix-av-cpxop^i,
/t?
162.
eiri-peXcia, as,
eiri-p.eX'fjs, is,
care, attention.
careful.
^ttcOtik-.
See
7riT8i]|Jit.
122
lTri-^|ji(t>0}iai, to find fault,
^tri-ixcvo), to
VOCABULARY.
blame,
tpKov, ov, n., Wi?^/.
'Eppk'qs, ov, m.,
^Z/rj/.
remain.
naval station.
i^<?r-
asky
ask
Ittiov.
See
for.
IppcD-.
Iiri-ir^jiirw, to
^iri-xcTOfJiai,
send to, send against. only used in 2 aor. iir-7rT6fxr]V, Iflew over,
sail against.
to
cpvOpos,
4'irt-irXCD, to
^ttC-ttXcws, (av,full.
come.
^i-o-Koireo),
look upon,
iH.,
inspect,
consider.
iTrC-cTKOTTos,
OX),
4 tOtis,
^tos,
i.f
garment, clothing.
t<payov, idtiBoKa,
4Bi^-
overseer^ bishop.
^vtffrifidTiVy
4(rdC(i>,
edofxai,
EPISCOPAL.
l-irCo-rafiai,
TJcrofiat,
to
<rTa- or
i\-
or -.
hearth.
See
V<m]|ii.
corrCa, ay,
f.,
co-Tidci), <{(rw, ^^
entertain, feast.
EPISTLE.
to
4iri-Tapd(r(r(i>
(or
tt),
disturb,
harass.
^TTi-TcCvo), to stretch over, raise,
'J2t'
lo-^aTOs, 77, 01/, last,farthest, extreme. See ^x.**' 0^-. 2(ra>, adv., /, within. cralpos, ou, m., comrade, associate.
^TopaX'.
See
Tapd<ro-a>.
iir^-T^XXo),
A.,
/t?
command, give
orders
to.
^in^Seios,
liri-r6T)[ii,
n. pi., necessaries
the other of two, another. Ircpcus, adv., other^vise. In, adv., _;/^/, still, farther, moreover. Tot|ios, 77, oi', prompt, ready, pre^Tcpos, a, ov,
OTHER,
EPITHET. flict ; m\6.., attack. 4iri-TV7x^dv, to meet with, hit. eiriTvx-. See iTriTv-yxdv. ciri-<t>4>ci>, to bring upon, accuse; pass.,
rush upon, attack.
4iri-xtpci), if(r, /^ attempt, attack.
pared.
Itos, ous, n.,^^d!r. See TirpcGo-Koi. 4tp<o-.
EU-logy.
intelligent, mild.
f.,
^op.(u, e^ofxat,
kcr'ir6fi'i]v,
to
follow.
SEQUEL.
Ittos, ows, n.,
happy.
word, speech.
wvcoppai.
EPIC.
v-8oKi^a),
^(Tcy, /^
^^ honored.
Iirpta-.
See
v-8dKi|xos, ov,
cirrd, seven.
E{)8o|os, ov,
hundred.
co-laborer,
workman,
e^-cXiris,
t,
134.
cv-cp-yT^TCos,
ov,
one
///j/ benefit.
v-p*YTw,
r^o-oj,
f.,
desert.
imme-
oj',
lonely, desolate,
HER-
MIT.
^pC^o>, <r,
/<?
quarrel, wrangle.
i-|JlVlfjS, J,
^/t/.
VOCABULARY.
ci^voto, as, f., good-will. ciJ-vovs, ovVy kindly disposed^ benevolent.
123
fvpoVf fuprfKaj etc., EUREKA. to find, discover. cOpos, ous, n., breadth, width. c8-ToX^os, ov^ daring, intrepid.
vpCo-x(i>,
^i/\<T<jiy
m., painter.
zoo-logy.
\uiQ%,
i\,
v(|>op(i>v, vos,
v-(^po(rvvi],
17 y, i.^
vx^, ^s,
<Jxo}iai,
f.,
prayer, votv.
to
^ofiaif
pray,
conj.,
or;^...
boast.
^r
iixawiKOS, ov, on the left hand. lA-dirro), to fasten on ; mid., seize, "EiJKo-os, ov, f., Ephesus, a city of
T|7|JLovia, as, .,
TJ-ycjAwv, ^i/os,
y^io^ox,
i^8ia>s,
ifG-ofjLai,
to guide,
Asia Minor.
*E<)>idX'rqs, ow, m.,
I4>-Ct]|xi, to let fly,
4(j>-o-Ti]jii,
lead, suppose.
EphiaVtes.
charge.
to set
2 ao.
and the
an
^ee xaCpca.
adv., gladly, cheerfully. adv., now, already, at length. {j8op.ai, rjardiioro/jLai, ^<rdi!}v, to be glad, be pleased. TJSovi^, r\s, i., pleasure. TjSvs, era, V, sweet, pleasant, agreeable, fJKwrra, adv., least, fJKO), \<jo, to be come, come, reach.
<j8i],
f|X.0-.
See
^pxofJiai.
z^^(t7r,
enemy.
crx^<r(tf,
TJXiK^a, as, f .,
^(rxov,
manhood.
HELio-trope.
Ix, 6| or
iarxVKa,
fp^M>s, ou,
m., J//^.
See
as,
f.,
d)i(LpTdva>.
T|pipo^
day.
oxt,
jxfff
fifxepay,
by
day, II.
fj|jLi.(rvs,
'f|)i.<|>i<r-.
Eph-EMERAL.
m., sentinel.
T||Xpo-<rKoiros,
k^-.
ccDp-.
Iti)s,
Icos,
See ^7ro|Jiai. See 6pdci>. conj. and adv., until, while, (a, ., morning, day.
eta, v, half.
HEMl-sphere.
if.
See
d}iL4>iivw^t.
z.
YOKE.
iqpopL-qv.
ifjpcos, iaos,
See
m.,
lpop.ai.
/4<?r^.
god of the
iqcrO-.
-fjoro-cDV
See
f|8o|iai.
Greeks.
X^, etc.
^T^jjiCa,
Latin Jupiter.
f., loss,
(or tt),
ov,
less,
inferior,
weaker.
i^crvx'n' adv., quietly, gently.
fj<nix^' y
f-*
OS,
punish.
fjorvxos, ov,
still,
124
^T-.
vocabulary:
See alWo).
rjTTTjd'fjiToiJ.atf
0CTTaXCa,
^rr-qfiaif r}T-
as,
i.,
Thessaly,
TjTrdofAai,
riidr]Vj
0a>, dfvdofxai, to
run, go.
Thebes, capital
0f]Pai,
uiv,
f.,
of
ed
Tii|/-.
by.
13 ceotia.
t\i^i\'.
6 r}^a7os,
chest.
Bi^pa, as,
f.,
M<? chase.
e.
6dXa(r(ra, r;s, f., sea. aX-qs, 6w, m., Thales, of Miletus, a very early and celebrated
6t]Pvtt)s, oC,
0T|pV(o,
era),
m., hunter,
/^ ///.
0T]o-avp6s, oO,
TREASURE.
philosopher, mathematician, and astronomer reckoned as chief of the Seven Sages of Greece.
; *
6dXXo), to fiourish.
6av-.
applaud.
k6s, m., a Thracian. 0p6vos, ov, m., seat, throne. 0vYdTi]p, Tp<^$, f., daughter. 0vpa, as, f., DOOR, ^<2/^.
OvcrCa, as,
f.,
See
6vV)o-Ka>.
0pa^,
Odvaros,
GavarocD, death.
oy,
m., death,
to kill,
c><rw,
condemn
to
sacrifice.
courage.
0VW,
croj,
/^ sacrifice.
dapptivcu,
v5i, to
encourage.
OavjJkd^o), da-ofxai, to
at,
wonder, be a/nazed
admire.
amazing.
f., f.,
larpevo),
goddess.
7} lew,
spectacle.
gaze
at.
0aTpov, ou, n., theater. OcXw. Same as IQ^Xta. 0)xi<rTOKXf)s, 6ovy, m., Themis' tocles a famous Athenian general and
practice medicine. the art of healing. larpos, ov, xn., physician. l8iTi)s, ov, vci., private person. IDIOT. i8pb>s, dros, m., SWEAT, fig., labor. ISwv, ISctv, etc. See opdca.
crco, /"^ rz/r<f,
larpiK*^, ^s,
f.,
lpvs, ws,
vci.,
priest, sacrificer.
sacrifices.
statesman.
thon,
B. c.
He
490,
fought at Mara-
SIT.
^'^"j
*^'f*>
commanded
at
^H'*''
^<''<'
effiai,
7^771',
/^
Salamis 480, was banished 471, and died an exile. THEO-logy. 066s, oD, c, god, goddess.
epairevb),
o-eo,
send, hurl.
'I0aKT|,
77s, f.,
town)
to serve,
worship,
treat.
place of Ulysses.
iKavc's, ^, 6v, suitable, sujficient, able.
THERAPEUTIC.
0pd7r(i>v, oi/Tos,
04>|M1,
T/s, f.,
heat,
warmth, thermof.,
meter.
cpji.o-'ir^Xai, <av,
Thermopylce.
*'IXtov,
ov,
n.,
famous
Minor.
city
of
VOCABULARY.
ov, m., //tVsus, a small river running east of Athens. judriov, ov, n., c/oa^. I\i.ppos, ow, L, /mdruSf island off
125
*IXi<r<rds,
2. often to emphasize the word following it, even, also, too ; koI avrSsy himself also ; koX fiaWcy, even more; koX yap, for indeed;
the Chersonese.
tva, conj., tAa(, in order that: adv.
where.
*IvTio-<raios, ou, m.,
an
Inessce'an.
lov, cry of
'Iir-nr-as,
woe and
of joy, like
Oh !
time.
KaCft),
horseman.
on fire, burn
m., Hip'pias^ son of Pisis'tratus, tyrant of Athens, 514 B. c. When banished, he went to Sardis and aided the Persians in making their expedition against Greece under Artapher'nes.
0.%, f.,
CAUTERIZE.
KttK^a, as,
vice.
KaKo-taCawv,
KaKo-iraOco),
tressed.
ov, ill-fated.
^o-o),
KttKos,
"h,
iinro-)i.axCa,
cavalry-fight.
Hippopotamus.
KaK;us,
establish,
tara/Jiai,
halt;
^arddrjy,
t(m)v,
e(Trr}Ka,
STAND.
KaXiv8^o}xai,
rolling.
be strong, recover. adv., in like manner, perhaps. UOvs, l>os, m., a fish. iCHTHY-ology. 'leaves, iav, m., the lonians.
icryjoui, (Tw, to
KaXXiKXf]s, ^ovs, m., Cal'licles. KaXXijxaxos, ov, m., Callim'achus, polemarch, at Athens, 490 B. c. KoXXos, ovs, n., beauty, beautiful object. CALLl-graphy. KoXoe, -i], 6v, beautiful, good, noble.
KaXvipi],
7JS, f.,
hut, cottage.
KaXrScov,
vos,
m m
Cal'ydon, a dis-
K.
Ka^-l^ofj-ai, -i'^ov\xai, to sit
trict of
north Greece.
^cu, to cover, hide.
KaXvTTTo,
Apo-
down.
shut
up,
CALYPSE.
Ka|Xpdpios,
Kdp.vct),
KaO-ctp-yvvfii,
4a,
sleep.
to
ov,
Camera' rius.
KiKfxriKa,
at.
Ka/j-ovfjiai,
tKafxov,
to be
weary, work
prep.,
KaOirjui
Kad-fiKco ?
to
reach.
Kd9-T])xai, to sit doiun,
KaO-t^ci),
lS),
with gen., down i. on, against; 2. with according to, for, by, along, ace, concerning. Kara-paivw, to go down, descend, to go down from Babylon to the seaKara,
from, down
attack.
Ka9-crTT]|xi, to
appoint ; in the intransitive tenses, take one's place, be established^ become, fall, 68. Ka9-opdoj, to look down, see, view. to couple i. used, KaC, conj.,
station, establish,
to
both,
and
326
Kara-S^ofiai,
VOCABULARY.
Kv6s, i\, 6v, empty. Kpap.evs, ews, xa., potter.
Kc'pas,
(US, n.,
to receive hack. KaTa-8ovX6(), to enslave, See Kara-Tp^w. KaraSpap.-. Kar-oSo), to charm by singing,
horn,
wing of an army.
Rhino-CEROS.
Kcpavvo's, Qv, m., thunderbolt. Kpavvdw, <i}(Tw, to strike with thunder.
Kara-Kaib), to burn, burn down, KaTa-KaXuTTTo), to cover. KaTaKav6-. See KaraKaCcD. KaTa-Koi|xdcD, to lull to sleep ; I ao. \)2i9>s., fall asleep. KaTa-KoiTTw, to cut up, destroy. Kara-Xaapdva), to seize upon, occupy, CATA-lepsy. auertakey catch, Kara-XctTTCi), to leave behind, Kara- }i VCD, to stay behind. KaTa-iraTCW, ^or6>, to trample doivn.
gain, profit, head. K*niros, OX), m., garden, orchard. Kf]pu^, vKos, m., herald. KT]pv(ro-w (or tt), |cw, to proclaim. KCjxcov, vo^, m., Cimon, a distinKp8os, ovs,
w.,
K((>aX^,
y\s, f.,
guished Athenian.
Kiv6vvva>,
risk.
cw,
to
be
daring,
run
KaTa-uavco,
to
put down
mid. and
pass., cease.
KaTa-ircjxirci), to
KCcro-iot,
send down.
effect,
ac-
complish.
Kar-dpaTos,
K^TTq, rjs, f., 3^;ir. CHEST. KXdSas, ou, m., branch. Clitus, KXciTos, ov, ElXco^is, eeos, m., Cle'obis.
kXos, ovs,
n.,
glory, renoivn.
ti*',
overturn
mid., sub-
kXctttikos,
KXe'iTTft),
"^j
thievish.
i|/co,
vf/a,
KK\o(pa, KiKXcfXfxai,
K\dTr7ii/, to steal.
KXijxa^, a/fos,
kXIvt],
KXcTrf),
Koijjidco,
77s, f., ris, f.,
-j^crcu,
See
KarctrOCca.
theft,
fraud.
mid. and
KaTa-()>povci>, to despise.
to put to sleep
KaTa-(|>povnTis, 0)7, f., contempt. KaT-dxOo|Jiai, to be grieved, distressed. See Ka6opda>. Kar-eiSov. Kdr-ctjii (cT/zOj lo go down, return. KaT-eiTTOV, inf. KaTcnreTv, to accuse,
tell,
pass., to sleep,
Koivdo),
sult.
<*)(X(a,
cemetery.
impart; mid., con-
to
GULF.
declare.
See
<|>t]}i.C.
mound.
get, carry,
KaT\ap-.
KareXO-.
KOfiCi^a), i, to
provide for,
y^a,
bring.
KOTTTO),
^ia,
K^KO<pa,
KKOfifxai,
^KSirfiv, to
knock down,
strike, cut,
KaT-x,
cease.
knock
K6pa^,
KopT],
at, 93.
COMMA.
Corinthian.
0.KOS,
t]s,
m., crow.
o,
Kar-TiYopcci),
^o-w,
to accuse, charge,
i.,girl.
OV,
blame,
KaT-Tj70pCa, oy,
Ki}iat,
Kop(v9ios,
f.,
KopivOios,
a Corinthian.
down,
re-
K^v<tfv.
to
arrange,
adorn.
KcXivo), (Tw, to
command,
order.
COSMETIC.
VOCABULARY.
Koo-fios, ov, m.,
127
A.
ordeTf arrangement^
honor,
less.
cosmical.
Xa^-.
XaYcos,
AciSt),
ko\h|m>-vovs, ovvyempty-headed^thought-
See
<i,
Xap.pdv(a>.
KpavCov, ow,
KpaT(i>,
n., skull,
cranium.
Auto-
ritrcD,
to conquer.
n.,
Kparos,
ows,
strength.
Lacedce-
CRAT.
Kp(<r<r(i>v
monian.
(or tt), ov, stronger ^ better com par. of kyaQos,
Kp^jxwy
iKpefiao-Uf
braver ;
Kpp.dvvv}u,
Koidrj,
KfiivSAj
ris, f.,
iKpc-
barley.
AaKcSaCftcov, ovos, f., Lacedcemon, Spartay city in the Peloponnesus. XdKKos, ow, m., hole, pit. XoXcci), r^(rto, /^ talk, prate. Xafi^dvo), A7fi|/0)uai, \afiov, tXi;<^a,
clfArj/x/Atti,
&, KplPa, KfKplKa, CtC, tO divide^ choose, judge. i^irqs, oG, TCi.y judge. CRITIC. KpCrwv, vos, m., Crito^ a wealthy Athenian, friend and pupil of Socrates. Kpoto-os, 00, m., Croesus y the famous wealthy king of Lydia. KpvpSTjv, adv., secretly. KpVTTTds, >i, <J', hidden y secrete KpvTrrw, i|/o;, /^ ^/^<f, conceal^ bury.
i\'^(f)6rjy,
to take,
catch,
XavOdvcu, escape
\7](T(a,
At? 0a,
to
fioticcy
hid;
mid. and
pass.,yi7r^'<?/'.
Xdpvoi^, aKoSy
to collect,
Xc'yo),
|a),
f.,
chest.
iKeyrjyj
gather.
Ec-LECTIC.
|a,
CRYPT.
Kpvo-roXXos,
KTdo|iai,
KTCCVCD,
Krrjfxat, to
say,
ou,
tell,
m.,
ice.
CRYSTAL.
K-
of,
mention.
i|/a>,
LEXICON.
KTija-o/xaif
(KTTjtrdfirjVf
acquire, possess.
hill, destroy.
KriviXfi\ia\., to
comb
071^s hair.
; pi., wealth. KrCtw, crw, to found, build. kvkXos, ov, m., circle ; K^KKt^y in a
property
e\nrou, \4\onra, AeAf r/t/xat, i\l(pdr)y, to leave. El-LIPSlS. XcvKOS. ^, 6v, white. \ky^% ov%, n., couch, bed. Xccov, oi/ros, m., LION. Aa)vi8as, ov, m., Leon'idaSy famous king of Sparta, killed at TherXe^ircD,
circle.
CYCLE.
A^Sa,
Xyj0T|, i]s,
lous man-like monster, having one eye in the middle of his forehead. KvvaC'ycipos, ov, m., Cyncegi'rus.
KVITTW, l^Ctf, to stoop. Kvpios, ow, m., lord, master. Kvpos, ov, m., Cyrus, son of Darius, killed at Cunaxa while attempting to overthrow his brother Arta-
XT|<rTfis, ov,
X7]\|/-.
See Xap.pdvu.
Xiav, adv., very, exceedingly, XlOivos, 71, ov, of stone. LITHOXfOos, ovy m., stone, rock.
graph.
XCp,vr], t\Sy f., lake.
a Cynic,
160.
village.
Xi}ios, ovy m., hungery famine. XoYClofiai lovjuLuiy to county reckon, consider, reason. X070C, ov, m., wordy story, account, 147, mentiony 144, discoursey reporty reason. -LOGY, -LOGUE. Xo-yxT], T\s, f., spear, javelin. XoiSop^co, i\<x(a, to revile, rail at, abuse
128
VOCABULARY.
I
6 \oi-
MarOaios, ov, m., Matthew. ^dxaipa, as, f., s^uord, knife. ^^X^y 'n^y f-, /g^i^i battle.
Logo/xefid-
Xovo),
(TfjOy
to
wash
mid., to bathe.
MACHY.
p.a-XOK*''*
ov/uLUi,
XiryCj^io, (Tcw, to
twist, struggle.
ifiax^ffdfxriv,
XV/J-ai, to fight.
fut.
^v, trojiblesome.
M7apa,
Xvo-is,
6ft?$, f.,
U3V, n. pi., Meg^ara, town of Peloponnesus, near Corinth. Mc^apcvs, ewy, m., a Megarian.
f&^Yas,
li^yaKri,
ov,
comp.
Me-ywrrfas,
m., AlegisUias.
intoxicate.
M.
|i^ adv., used in swearing, by.
|iaO-.
p.6'-.
See ^Ta.
/i?
}iOv(rK(i>, vtrw,
(icBvci),
/^ ^^
drunk.
See
ixavOdvco.
jjLaOTjrVjs,
oO,
m.,
scholar^ disciple.
MATHEMATICS.
)uiCvo|xai, ixoLvovfiai, to rage^ be
mad.
jict^cuv, ox/, comp. of ti4yas. ReipaKiov, ou, n., boy, youth. leXcaYpos, ou, m., Meleager, a famous hero of antiquity.
MANIAC.
liaKapC^w, iw,
/i?
^^^/;^
or pronouitce
p,XXb), '^(TcD,
/^
^f
about,
purpose
happy.
ItaKOipios, a.,ov,
hesitate, delay.
happy, fortunate.
piXos, ovs,
p,^a>, ^{Tcy,
n.,
/m<5.
i^\iiB'r)v, to
;
fjLeiJL\riiJ.ai,
be a care to
MaKcSov^a, a$, f., Macedonia, district north of Greece, west of Thrace. MaKcS^v, 6vo^, m., a Macedonian. jiaKpos, 6., 6v, long. MACRO-meter. ^dXa, adv., very, wholly.
p.aXaK6s,
1?,
.
impers.
care.
p.jx(f>op.ai,
ovk
fxi\i,
I donU
i^o^iat, to
blame, complain
of reproach.
particle, usually answering to a Se in the next clause, on the one hand, indeed. M^viiriros, ov, xw.,Menip'pus, a Cynic. p^VToi, conj., however; adv., of course.
|i.iv,
IxgLXt), 17 s, f
armpit.
^oXOaKGs,
lidXwTTa, superl. adv., most, especially ; w. numerals, full, as 131, (jloaXov, compar. adv., m^ore, rather.
(lavOoLVd),
ixad-fjirofjiai,
}iev&%
fitf,
finya,
fiefievrjKa,
to
stay,
re-MAMi.
p^pos, ovs, n., part, share.
ji<ro-7ata,
05,
f.,
fia6ou,
/i/u(-
(fitaos
+ 7^)>
l^^
knoiv.
jjiavTciov, ov, n., oracle.
interior.
p^os,
t\.
ov,
middle.
pecTTos,
V?,
6v, full.
MapaBw/, Sivoi, m., Marathon, on the east coast of Attica, where the famous victory was won by the Greeks over the Persians, B.C. 490. Mdf o>v, vo^, m., Maron, fuum^ou,
e6(ra>,
i. w. gen., with, along with ; 2. w. ace, after. pcra-pdXXo), to change; mid., ex-
pcrd, prep.,
change.
|iTa-fioX'/j, r\%,
f.,
change.
to flog,
whip.
VOCABULARY.
)iTGi|v,
129
imitative.
|xiji.T]TtKOs, ^, 6v,
p.t[i.VTJ(rKa),
MIMIC.
while,
lUTa-Tr^inro), to despatch ^
jiCTa-irXdo-o-o)
ixpi\<T(a,
efivrjaa, fiefxvrijjiai,
send for.
pass.,
|it<r(o,
change,
p.Ta-(rTpeif>ci>,
turn
around or
of.
hate,
detest.
Mis-
at sea.
meteor.
|XT-oKT|(rts, ecus, f .,
change of abode,
^VT]p.ovva>,
7?iigration.
^Tp(i),
^<ra>,
to
measure, traverse.
METER.
|i^rpi](r(,s, cwy, f.,
S671S, loipai, uiv, f., ///^ /^^/^j. (JidXis, adv., scarcely, with difficulty.
|XOVO-7VTis, is, only begotten. p.6vov, adv., only, alone, solely.
{J.OVOS,
17,
measurement,
as
far
lest,
ov,
alone,
only,
single,
MONO-graph.
|iop<|>^,
fjs,
f.,
that.
fjLT)8-afiws,
|XT]-S^,
. .
.
form, shape,
Meta-
MORPHOSIS.
not, /trjSe
conj
/xr?56,
and
.
.
nor ; adv.,
one, none,
fnjS-y,
no
MYTHOLOGER.
p.v6os,
01;,
legends.
710 thing.
u.T]8i^ci>, (Tw,
to favor the
Medes.
jivpids, <i5oF,
ten thousand,
thousand.
p^Dpds, a,
d*/,
silly, stupid.
N.
nor;
.
fi^-T,
. .
conj.,
not,
.
.
/i^re
vaC, adv., yes, yea,
/4^T, neither
f.,
w^tt.
p.^TT|p, Tp(Jy,
mother.
MATERNAL. NairoXeW,
plan,
|XY]xavdop,ai, construct.
-fjo-ofiai,
to devise,
oiros, m.. Napoleon. NapKtoro-os, ov, m., Narcis'sus, vav-apxos, ov, m., adniii-al.
vav-}i.axta, as,
f.,
naval
battle.
mix.
ov,
NAVY. vavs, I/6WS, f., Jy^/^J. vavTiKOs, i\, 6v, NAVAL, rb vuvtikSv,
fleet.
M8as,
m.,
Midas,
king
Phrygia,
renowned
6v,
little,
for his
small,
of im-
mense
fiiKpos,
riches.
A.,
short.
MiCRO-scope.
MiXtjo-ios, a, ov, adj., Mile'sian. Miletus is a town of Asia Minor. MtXTia8T|s, 01/, m., Milttades, commander of the Greeks at Mara-
allot,
NEO-phyte. vo:, a, ov, young, new. affirm, adv., v^ Aia, yea, by vi^,
Jupiter ; certainly.
vfjcros, ov,
i.,
thon.
island.
Poly-NESIA.
130
v^<|kD) \^w, to be sober.
VOCABULARY.
oSo-TToUoixai,
i)crojxai, to
go
on.
victory.
to perceive^
understand
ol vofidSes,
think.
vo|JLds, ciSos,
wandering,
pasture.
NOMADS.
voii.yj,
^s,
i.,
680s, ov, i., way, road, meth-OD. 68upo|xai, ovfjLai, d/ji7)if, to ?nourn, deplore. '08u<r(rvs, s, m., Odys'seus, Ulys'ses, one of the principal Greek heroes of the Trojan War. 5-0v, adv., whence, ol8a, perf., no pres., / know; fut.,
^ffo/xai,
iw, /^ ^^ accustomed to, be wont, consider, think, believe that. v6fi,i|jioS) 17, ov, lawful, observant of law, 37. voji.o-0TT]s, OX), m., lawgiver. Anti-NOvo(Aos, ov, m., /^w, custom.
vofjii^cD,
163.
oi'Ka8, adv.,
oIkIo),
hmneward.
a servant.
to inhabit, divell.
f., abode, habitation. house.
ws,
f.,
MIAN.
voo-io), ^(Tw,
/t?
olK^a, as,
be sick.
voVos,
ou,
f.,
sicknessy disease.
adv., at home.
vovs, vou, but. ; vvv, adv., vvv, thereupon, therefore. VV{, KT6i, f., NIGHT. night. vwTov, ou, n., back.
m., mind.
NOW
i'v/ctJs,
fl/
Same as ol'o|iai. exclam., woe ''s me! alas! oip.ci)Y^, ^s, f ., wailing, lamentation. olficu^o), ^ofiai, to wail, lament. Olvvs, &s, m., Oi'neus. otvos, ov, m., WINE,
oljxai.
ol'fxoi,
oi^ofiai,
olr}(ToiJ.ai,
(f-fjOriv,
to suppose,
think, expect.
Sr
|iv-.
See
|v-.
f.,
fcvicris, U)s,
hospitality
l^vos, ov, m., guest, stranger, host. Hvo<|>v, Tos, m., Xenophon, friend
of Socrates. QpjT|S, ou, m., Xerxes, king of Persia, who made the disastrous ex-
6v, dry,
withered.
what, what kind of, (such) as ; ofos re 6</xt, / am the i7ian to, I ani able to ; us oTov re fidXicna, as much as possible. dicTTos, ov, m., arrow. O'ltt], 77s, f., (Eta, mt. in southern Tliessaly. oixo}xat, njcroimai, to be gone. oKveoj, Tjcco, to dread, hesitate. OKTW, eight. OCTAVE.
olos, a, ov,
fvXtvos,
77,
ov,
a szvord. wooden.
oXi-y-apx^ci, as,
f.,
oligarchy.
6X^709, >7, ov,few, little. oXi^o-xpovios, ov, short-lived. 8X0S, 97, o;', whole, entire. Cath-OLIC.
6Xo(|>vpop.ai, ovyLai, dixr}v, to tveep, be-
wail.
o.
6,
17, T(J,
. .
.
'OXvp-iria,
"OXv}jiTroSt
<av, n.,
the
Olympic Games.
^3^/,
Latin
hie.
ov, m., Olym'pus, a mt. of northern Thessaly. ^XiDS, adv., utterly, in short. 6p.ppos, ov, m., rain, shower. "OfXTipos, ov, m., Homer, the famous epic poet of Greece. ojxtX^w, ^0-6), /<? //^A/ converse with.
VOCABULARY.
({fifta,
131
Tos, n
eye^ vision.
6^oios,
a. ov, like,
similar, equal.
to
h\LO-\oyiiiiy
7J(rw,
conj., M^/, because, since, on rdxKTTa, as quickly as possible. oTi-ovv, adv., at all. ov, adv. (before a vowel ovk, before
8Tt,
not, no. of, , pron., 3 pers. (reflex, in Attic), him, her, of it. ^ ov8afx6-9v, 2idY.,from no place.
^
HOMU-LOGUUS.
5|ia)s,
adv.,
jd'/,
ne7'ertheless,
however.
to
oO,
6vi8il^a>, LO), to
6vivr\\i.i,
blame.
&yr](ra,
wurfiriv,
oyTjaea,
ovS-ajtccs, adv., by no meafis, not at all. ov-Se, adv., not even ; conj., aitd not,
name,
call.
nor ; ovSe
f7or.
ovdi, neither
ovojxatnros,
S-irep.
6v, notable.
See
6cr-irp.
no one, .none,
in the rear. ^ir^cra), adv., behind, backzuard. oirXtrqs, ou, m., heavy-armed soldier,
hoplite.
nothing. Ob-v, adv., nothing, not at all, ovSc'-TTOTc, adv., never. ovSe-irw-TTOTC, adv., never yet, not at
8irXov, ov, n., tool ; pi., arms. 8xot, adv., whither, where. oirdoros, 17, ov, as many, as great. In ind. quest., how many. oiroTc, conj., when, since. oiroTcpos, a, ov, which of the two,
any time. ovK-Tt, adv., no longer. o<;k-ovv, adv., not therefo7'e, is it not? ovK-Dvv, adv., therefore, then, acco^'dJjigly. adv., then, therefore, accordingly. oy-TroT, adv., ?t-ever.
ofiv,
whichever. where, wherever. opdo), 6\l/ouai, elSov, eSpuKa or ecapaKa, ewpafxfjLai or &/xfiai, ^(pdrju, to
8irov, adv.,
see.
f.,
tail.
ov, m.,
heaven.
.
Pan-ORAMA.
r)s, f.,
oUrc, neither
6pYt\,
anger wrath.
f
no one, nothing,
Per-
provoke pass, and f ut. mid., get angry. 6p^7ci), ^o), /^ rm^y^ ; mid. and pass.,
6p'yC^a>,
reach out or at or
6p|xd<i), ^(Tw, to
^^r.
op^^co,
opfxi^co
i\<j(a,
to ride
m., eye.
ophthalmy.
lia,
to
anchor.
to catch birds.
be carried.
opviOevci),
(T(a,
^x^os,
6x|/is,
ov, m.,
f.,
6s,
sight.
8\|;o)i.ai.
See opdw.
-cuho,
t],
ov,
as
much
os.
as, as
many
as.
8o--irp,
^-iTfp,
o-TTcp,
W/^t?,
which;
udyq,
iraO-.
r\s, f.,
n.
snare, trap.
emphat. of
*'0<r<ra,
77s,
f.,
C?.fJ^,
mt. in n. of
Thessaly.
8<r-Tis, ^-Tts, 5-Ti, whoever, whatso-
See
irdcrxco.
ever.
6(rToi)v, oD, n., ^^^.
PATHOS.
iraiStov, ov, n.,
young child.
play, sport.
8Tav [or^
ever.
8t, adv.,
^v), adv.,
since.
when, when-
irai^ci), ^ov/xai, to
irais,
PED-
when^
agogue.
132
^aCo), <r, strike^ hit.
VOCABULARY.
irds,
iratra, irav, all, whole, every. PAN-acea, PAN-theism. ITdrpai, Siv, f., Patrce.
ontology.
irdXiv, adv., back, again, iroXTdi', ov, n., dart, javelin.
Traji-;x78T]s, es,
Trdcrxo),
iretVo^uai,
fTraOoy,
iriirovQa,
to suffer, experience.
paternal.
very great.
irav-S-qaeC, adv., in
a body, en masse.
festival.
irav-q'yvpis,
eoos, i.,
f.,
IldvOeta, as^
father-land. irarpipos, a, ov, paternal, ancestral. xavoD, crw, /<? ^(^wj^ to cease, stop pass, and mid., cease, pause. TTC^os, V, ov, on foot ; subst., infantry.
irc^Oft),
(Tcy,
to
persuade
mid. and
PANOPLY.
Trav-ovpYOS, ov, knavish, b iravoupyos, knave, rascal. Trav-ar\'T]vos, ov, at the full moon. irdvT0-9v, 2idv.,from every side. TrdvTcas, adv., altogether, wholly^ by
all means. iravu, adv., altogether, very.
pass., obey.
ircivdcD, ^(Tcy, to be
hungry.
/r//,
Trtpa,
as,
f.,
attempt,
ex-
PER-iment.
ircipdofxai, dao/jLat, to try, attempt. ireia-'. See irdor^o) or irctOo).
irapd, prep.,
i. with gex\.,fro?n ; 2. with dat., beside, 2uith, by ; 3 with ace, along, to, beyond, over. para-.
irapa-YtYvofiai, to be present, arrive. irapa-Si8&>|xi, to hand over, surrender. irapa-KaXccu, to call, summon, invite. irap-aXia, as, f., sea-coast. irapa-o-KCvd^o), to prepare, get ready.
irapa-o-KcvTJ, ^s,
irapao-x^-.
f.,
m., ax. neXoiriSas, ou, m., Pelop'idas^ friend of Epaminondas. ncXoirovvTJo-tot, wi/, m., the Peloponnesians. HcXoirovviicros, ov, f., Peloponnesus. Trp.irTOS, 17, ov, the fifth,
armament.
closely.
See
irapcxo).
irapa-TT]p 0), to
watch
ireinro), i|/w,
i^a,
'n'iroiuL((>a,
ireirefx/jLai,
or beside,
iirefxcpQTiv, to
send, dismiss.
POMP.
subst.),
provide.
irap-avrCKtt, adv., immediately. '7rapa-(|>povCD, to be distracted, mad. ir. els irjip-iut (clfii), to be present. TO. ^aaiKeia, to be present in ; lit., to have coine (arrived) into, 13. irdpecTTi, it is permitted or possible.
irVT|s,
rjTos
(adj.
and m.
poor m,an.
ircvCa, as,
i.,
poverty,
ai, a,
penury.
ircvTaKdTioi,
irc'vTC, yfz/^.
five hundred.
irdp-tjii
(?/4t),
to
come, approach,
pass
PENTA-gon. PENTECOST. garment. See irdo-xw. TT^irovO-. See irpdrra). ircTTpaY-. ircirpcoiiivos, 77, ov, perf. mid. part, of
n'VT'f|KOVTa,y^/?J/.
7rap-\<), to cifford,
irap9vos, ou,
ireirpwTai
tined.
TTcp,
NON.
m., the Parthians. trap-o|vi/w, vSi, to exasperate. IlapvcraTts, i5os, f., Farys'atis, wife of Darius II., and mother of Artaxerxes II, and Cyrus the VoTinger.
emphatic
iKosy c.^
i.
the
IldpOoi,
<av,
WpStg,
ircpC,
partridge.
prep.,
3-
cerning-,
145
with gen., abo74t, conwith dat., about, for, with ace, about, round
2.
about.
VOCABULARY.
xepi-^f-yvoiiai, to surpass^ conquer.
ircpieirco"-.
133
irXcCcov.
irXeov.
irXc'ft),
See
See
to
ircptirtTTTw.
ircpi-^pxoixai,
rive.
sail.
irXtiYTJ, rjs, t,
blow.
n.,
xpt(rrr]-.
Trept-e'xw, /^
irXfittos,
ovs,
number,
itXtjv,
size,
plethora.
defend, cling
n-cpi-CorT'qiii,
/^ //a^<?
and
act.,
TrXi^p-qs, is,full.
uXtjo-Cos, o, ov,
near ;
ol irXria-ioi
or
ov,
rich.
vXolxrios,
irept-oSos, ow,
cuit.
f.,
a going round
cir-
a rich man.
PERIOD.
nXovTwv,
vos,
m., Pluto,
god
of the
under-world.
irdScv, adv.,
whence ?
whence. long for.
round,
freeze.
iroUco,
170^0),
make,
do, cause,
46
manage, poem.
ircpKTTa-.
7rpi-<|>pa),
See
to
ircpttoTTifxi.
m., POET. TTOip.TJv, '^0%, m., shepherd. TToios, a, ov, of what kind ? what ?
TrOlT^TTJs, OV,
PERIPHERY.
rrpt-\ap^S, s,
TTOtos, a, ov,
of some kind.
ov,
very glad. Ilp<n]s, ov, m., a Persian. n-erpa, as, f., rock. PETR-oleum.
ir'f]^(c,
m.,
polemarch,
iriiYVvjii,
|a, rreTrrjya,
iirdyriv,
to fix, fasten.
irr]8do), ijo-a;, to
PEG.
iroXcfxiKO?,
6v,
jump.
POLEMIC.
iroX|iio?, a, ov, hostile,
niiXiov, ov, n., Pe'lion, mt. of eastern Thessaly. iric^o), eV, /"^ press, squeeze, crush. iri0T]KOs, ou, m., ^/^. irCvw, irlofxai, fviov, ireirooKa, to drink.
ol voXkfiioiy
xoXi-opKCw,
TToXis, f<ws,
rftrco,
to besiege.
f., city.
Na-PLES.
citizen.
POTATION.
irCiTTCtf,
POLITICS.
tretrovfiat,
iir^aov,
TretrTcoKa,
to fall, fall
down.
iroXX-aKus, adv., oftett. xoXtic, TToWrJ, -jroAu, much, many. adv., "noKi), 7roAA.(. ol "KoWoi, the majority. POLY-.
noXv<|>T|}AOS,
irovG), ^o-cu,
See
irivoi.
TrXavdo), r\(T{a, to mislead; pass., wanPLANET. der, stray. nXdrata, as, f., Platce'a, city of
w^r>^.
irovi]p6s,
cC,
6v,
Boeo'tia.
Trovr]p6s, the
ecus,
nXaratcvs,
nrXctcTTos,
t\,
ov,
a march, journey.
to
most, greatest,
n-AeCwi', ov,
TTOpiva,
(T(o,
bring ; mid.,
to go,
march.
TTOpGfieiov, ov, Vi.,fare,
greater, larger.
134
ir6ppw,
2i6v.,
VOCABULARY.
far, far from, beyond, pttrpU.
irpo-Kara-KXCvoiiai, to lie fore.
xpd-Ki.[xai,
(To/jLai,
down
before,
be-
irop<|>vpoi)s, a, ovvy
IIoo-i6eov, vos,
Poseidon.
river.
Latin
to
lie
be
Neptune.
arorajjios,
ready.
ou,
m.,
?
Hippo-
proem.
npOKpovcrTT^s,
on a time, once.
01/,
.
crus'tean.
.
iroTCpos, a,
Tpou
ijt
oG, n.,
drink.
?
where
how
Tri-POD.
i. with %^xs..,from, by; 2. with dat., at, to, besides; 3. with ace, to, towards, at, in regard to, upon, with. PROS-ody. irpocr-d'Ya), to bring, approach ; mid.,
irpds, prep.,
gain, procure.
irpoo'-dirTft),
to
matical.
iTpa7}xaTv>ojiai, aofiai, to
hold
busy one's
of.
irpocr-jiAcira), to
self labor at. irpdcro-a) (or tt), |co, to do, accomplish ; e5 or Ka\u>s Trpdrrw, Ifare
.
7rpo<r-7C'Yvo;i.ai,
well.
PRACTICE.
\|/co,
TrpcTTft),
to
be
like,
be fit,
be-
come,
1
irpeirei,
impers.,
// is fitting,
60.
with, be added, happen, Trpoc-SoKdw, ^cr, to look for, expect, await. 'irpdo'-ctjAi (eT;*t), to approach, advance. Trpocr-ct'irov, 2 ao., / spoke to. TTpccr-cXavva), to ride toward.
irpocrcXB-.
irpc'crpvs, <cs,
See
to go,
bassador
Trpoo--pxo|j.at,
come
to,
ap-
PRESBYTER.
jTpccrpvTT^s, ov,
irpCv,
proach.
'irpoo--Tt,
m., an old man. adv. and conj., before^ until. irpd, prep, with gen., before, on accoimt of ; vph tov, before this, formerly, PRO-. irpo-patvo), to advance, proceed, take
the lead.
irpd<r-0v,
irpocrOT]-.
See
'7rpo<rTt0T]p.t.
i\(T(a,
irpo<r-KoXXd,
stick to.
to
glue
to ; pass.,
irpo<r-KTdo|xai,
irpo(r-Kvvw,
win
over, 125.
T^trcy,
to
pay homage
to,
irpd^aTov, ov,
to
counter, attack.
irpocr-'7rota), to
add
mid., attach
llpoStKos, ov, m., Prod'icus, a noted sophist of Greece. irpo-SoT-qs, ov, m., traitor, See irpoTp^xw. irpo-SpaiJL-.
irpd-eijxi (ctfJLi), to
7rpocr-Tdcr<r (or tt), to enjoin, order. See TrpocrTdtrorw. irpocTTax-. iTpoo--TC0T][JLi, to add, give; m\di.,agree.
Trpoo--(()p, to
mid., attack.
irpdo-o), TiA"^., forward, before,
irpo-^pXojiai., to
TTpo-Ovjju^ojJiat,
Trpdorw-TTov, ov,
face.
"fja-o/jLai,
sire eagerly.
irpd-OvfAOs, ov, eager, zealous, kindly disposed.
irpdrcpos, a, ov, before, in front, ear^ Her. Trpo-TCO-njxt, to offer, expose, propose. irpo-Tip-acD, to prefer, esteem.
VOCABULARY.
to run forward, See irpoTtGiiixi. See 7rpo6v|jL0|iai. ^po-x^cDpco), to move forivardy ad-
135
a Roman, Pome.
irpo-Tp^,
Trpov9T]-.
irpovSvjx-.
strength.
vance.
irpvfiva,
7;y, f.,
stern.
npvTavciov, ow, n., M<? Prytane'tim^ a hall at Athens, where the Prytanes and some other magistrates had their meals at public expense.
irpwTov, adv., in the first place.
irpcoTOS,
t\y
S.
o-aY^VT|,
77s, f.,
net.
ov, first.
PROTO-type.
irT)(^ds, oG,
irvO-.
m., beggar.
See iruvddvo^ai.
door; pi., PylcB, 139, TTUvOdvopiai, TTivcrofMai^ iirvdo/xTjUy ireirvafxai, to ask, learn, know.
irvX-yj, 7;s, i.,gate^
FIRE. m., a tower. BURGH. IIvpiTavos, OX), m., a Puritan. tiM^^ia, taaco, to set on fire burn. Ilvppa, as, f., Pyrrhay wife of DeuTTVp, p6s, n.,
iTvp-yos, ov,
^
<C/, m., the Sacce, a tribe of Scythians. DoXapiivios, ov, m., Salami^tian. ZaXap.is, vos, f., Salamis, an island (and city) just west of Attica. 2dp.os, ov, i., Samos, an island off the coast of Ionia. SapSavdiraXXos, ov, m., Sardanapalus, last king of the Assyrian
SttKat,
empire.
SdpScis,
ecwv, f. pi.,
Sardis, capital of
ca'lion.
pher.
irtoXcw,
ircbfjia,
ij(ra>,
to sell.
Mono-POLY.
See
o-cavTfjs.
adv., lunv ? in
?
what way
? by
adrjv, to extinguish.
what means
irws, adv.,
ccavTOv, ^y,
(TcPofJiai, /^
moon.
august, solemn, proud. cr{Jivs, augiistly, haughtily. (TT^jxaivo), ai/, /i? ^^/z^i? <2 j?^, explain^ point out ; mid., conjecture.
crjJivds,
7},
(!!/,
seal.
adv., easily.
'i^os, f.,
pa-^avCs,
pTJ^wp.1,
radish.
rhapsodtst.
ppr)^a,
ippdyrfv,
BREAK,
p)]|xa,
2 pf.
eppwya, be broken.
command.
specified.
p-pTos,
c^v,
named,
pTJTwp,
opos,
m,
speaker,
orator.
RHETORIC.
pv^o-T<5p.os,
pitrT<t),
01;,
Sidily. dine. ctitCov, ou, n., y(7f7a^, provisions. PI., Tcb o-Tra. o-iTcs, ou, \n.,food. oriwirdb), -fjaofiai, to keep silence. icKeiaKcSaaa, (TKeBoo, <rK8dvvv}it,
as,
f.,
SiKcXia,
m., root-cutter.
Saa-jULai, iffKeBdtrd-nv,
to scatter, dis-
perse. <rKvd^w,
157.
(Tw, to
make
pis, vos,
nose.
RHlNO-ceros.
136
<rKJ/-.
VOCABULARY.
See
5$,
f.,
orKOir^o).
CKia,
(TKoXoxl/, TToy.
OTKOirco),
m., stake.
yl/d/jLrjy,
(rK\poiJ.ai,
^aKfifAai,
crripYO), ^, to love, like. 170-ctf, to deprive, rob. <rTpvov, ou, n., the breast. ST<|>avos, ou, m., Stephen.
OTcptcrKw,
Snio-iXaos,
CTTOAi^,
mark.
SCOPE.
tJs, f.,
clothing,
garment.
mouth.
<rTOxd^o|i.ai, dao/xai, to
at.
aim
at,
shoot
(TKVTtvos,
ry,
ov, leathern.
soldier,
SCOFF
a/.
march.
(TTpaT-TTY^w,
r/(rcu,
SdXcov, vos, m., Solon, a great Athenian statesman, considered the chief founder of the whole constitution of Athens.
or<Js, (ttJ,
to
command,
STRATAGEM.
o-TpaT-iryds, oC, m., general. (TTparid, as, f., arviy. cTTpaTtwTT^s, ov, m., soldier. crrpaTO-TTcbcijw, Z'^' encamp. crTpaTO-TTcSov, ou, n., canip. o-Tparo?, oG, m., army.
crTpc|>w,
v//cy,
Zovviov, ov, n., Suniumf southern point of Attica. Sovtra, <av, n., Susa, royal city of the Persians. (ro(|>ta, as, f., wisdom. Philo-SOPHY.
(ro^C^o|xat,
(ro<j)ioT'qs,
(TojuLai,
aTpd(pr]u, to tu7'n;
/z/r;^
to be clever, quibble.
around.
7<^s,
f.,
oO, m.,
Stv|,
///^
principal
ist.
co^xis, i\, 6v, wise, learned. cro<j)s, adv., wisely. STTopTT], t\s, f., Sparta, city
of the
(rv7-'yVia, as,
o-vy-^'evY^s, es,
f.,
kinship.
^/^/
/"<?,
Peloponnesus.
2irapTi.dTT|s, ov, m., Spartan. cnrdo), o-co, /^ draw. SPASM.
rt:/^//;,
<rv7-'Ypd4>cD,
/^/
compose.
onrovSa^o), tro), /<? wj^^ ^^j/^, be busy, be enthusiastic. nrov8atos, a, ov, earnest, important,
serious.
o-vy-KaO-cvSco, /^ j/^^/ w/Z/^. (Tvy-KaX^ft), /^ <-^// together. o-vy-KXeCw, (Tw, /^ j/^^^/ up.
<rvY~X'^P^'*> /^ agree, concede. o-vKt], ^s, i., fig-tree. (TVKov, ou, n.,yf^. SYCO-phant.
(ruX-Xap,pdva), /^
j^/2;^,
catch, arrest,
crrdStov,
ow, n. (pi. often masc), stadium, a measure of length containing 606 feet 9 inches; race-
SYLLABLE.
(TuX-XcYw,
crvXXT]<j>-.
/<?
collect.
course.
crraorid^o), (tw, /^ rebel, revolt,
rel.
frr(xxr\.% foos, f., sedition,
quar-
discord.
orraT-fip,
r^oos,
See (ruXXap.pdva}. cvii-jSaXXo, to unite; sometimes in mid., interpret. SYMBOL. (ru|j.-PovXwa), to advise, give advice 23 mid., consult with. <ri>fJi-p.axos, ov, m., an ally, auxiliary. to COMMINGLE, con<rvp.-|jLC'ywpii,
;
verse, attack.
<rvp.-|xC<ry.
5rTvd-7ropos, ov,
<rTV($s,
dv,
narrow. narrow.
Same
as o-vix^CYVvfxi.
all together,
.
STENO-
<rv|jL-xas,
-Tracra,
-Trar,
graphy.
O": va), w,
z*^
the luhole.
VOCABULARY.
<rv}i-<j)t\G<ro<|>4<i),
rfo-cw,
o^
to
philosophize
TttVTd
Ttt
avrd.
with.
<ru)x-(|)opd, as, f .,
m., burial, tomb. Epi-TAPH. Tax0)s, adv., quickly, szuiftly. Td\i<rTa, adv., very quickly.
Td<j)os, ou,
o-vv,
and
pass.,
V,
/^j/,
j7f/(/*/.
TACHY-
See
oi>,
Gv^ctko).
n.,
a four-horsed
Tj/w,
o-vvcXti^-.
stretch.
<rvv-e7ro}iai, to
Ttxos, ovs,
n.,
<2!
wall, fortification.
proof
<rvvT6s,
if,
n.,
r^//rt!'.
acquainted, customary.
TcXcvTdw,
end, die.
ijo-cw,
to finish,
bring
to
an
<rvvT]X0-.
See (rwcpxcfiau
TcXruT-^, ^s,
f.,
end.
perf. with pres. signif., to know, be conscious. <njv-TC6T|(jLi, to put together^ compose, conspire. SYNTHETIC.
o-vv-oioa,
<r4>d7tov, ov, n
<r(
cr()>Ccri.
,
sacrifice.
5d^, |, /a /v7/, cut the throat. See oh. (r()>c8pa, adv., z/^ry, exceedingly. <7-xo\t|, ^s, f., leisure, spare time.
TcXcw, , iffa, to computet finish, T^XXos, ov, m., Tell. TcXos, ovs, n., end. T^os, or rb r^os, as adv., finally, at last. Wjivos, os, n., a piece of ground set apart for a particular person or god, grove, sanctuary.
Tcpirw, \^cw, if/a, ipQt\v, to delight, please; mid. and pass., enjoy one's
SCHOOL.
crco^ci),
<r, /^ save.
self
Tp)|/is
6<ws,
f.,
ScDKpdrqs,
delight.
Terpsi-
(rw<)>po)v,
01/,
discreet,
prudent, tem-
chore. To-<rapdKovTa, forty. T^<r<rapcs, a, four. See T^<r<rapS. TTop6s. TTpdKis, 2id\.,four times.
TCTpaKtcrxCXtot,
ai, a,
perate.
TCTpaKoVioi,
TCTpap.-.
ai, a,
See
Tpcirox
TexvT],
TttjA^as, ou,
t\s, i.,
art, trade.
rdjis,
ajs,
TT]pw,
i70-a>,
to
f.,
TIARA, turban.
eOriKa,
to
Q-ivT<a,
redetKa,
riB^i-
rdo-o-w
(or
ov,
tt),
^w,
to
arrange,
fiat, ircdrjv,
station.
THESIS.
m., bull.
Ttjido), Tjo-w, to
ravpos,
honor.
138
Tiji*^, rjs, f.,
VOCABULARY.
Tp^o),
dpajULOvfiai, ^dpafiov, SeSprf/xrj/ca,
honor. valued^ honored^ prized. TtfActfv, yos, m., Timon. Ti}xcDp(a, a%^ f., vengeance. rlviA, rla-Q), to pay, render ; mid., punish.
TtjiLOs, a, ov^
to 7'un.
Hippo-DROME.
a.1,
rpiaKOo-Loi,
a,
three hundred.
TpiTJpTlS, ovs,
f.,
TRIREME.
indef. pron., a certain one, any one or thing. tCs, t/, interrog. pron., who? what?
tCs,
t/,
which
rl,
adv.,
how
why ?
wherefore ?
TiTpwcTKft), Tpo-ey, to
tXt)}jlv,
Tpiratos, a, ov, on the third day, TpiTos, t\, ov, third, Tpoiraioy, ov, n., TROPHY. Tpoiros, ov, m., manner, way. TROPE. Tpo<j>T|, r\s, i.,food, rearing. Tpoods, ov, c, nurse.
Tpvcpr', ^s,
f.,
wound.
luxury.
voy, patient,
S>
able.
Tpwyo),
|o)ua/, /^ <f/
raw
fruit, etc.
TOi7apoi)v, adv., therefore, accordingly, wherefore. ToUvvv, adv., accordiitgly. Tow<r-8, Totc{-5, Toi6v-h^, such, such as follows. TOIOVTOS, TOiaVTTJ, TOlOVTo{v), SUch. TOt^os, ov, m., a wall. TOi)(^pvxos, ov, m., a housebreaker. TOK\Js, ws, m., parent. To\|xd, i](T(ti, to dare, attempt.
ToXp.Tjp6s,
To|uc),
ci,
Tvyxdvw, rei^ofiai, irvxov, reruxT^f a> to hit, meet with, obtain, happen.
TvjApos, ov, m., loyi.^^ grave.
TVTTTa), TVKT'f\(T(a, Strike.
ical.
TYPE, TYP-
TvpavvcvcD, (ro), to be ty^'ant of. Tvpavv^S, i^os, f., tyranny. Tvpavvos, ou, m., lord, TYRANT. Tvpco, ovs, f., Tyro.
TVi )Xos, Tvcj)X6w,
'Tvy^.
tJ,
6v, blind,
/f?
cocrw,
blind;
pass.,
^^
6v, bold,
daring.
blinded.
See Ttryxdva).
f.,
aim
at,
Tiixil, 775,
chance,
l-uck.
bow. In-TOXICATE. to|6ti]s, ov, m., archer, TOTTos, ov, m., //^^^. TOPIC, Topography.
t6|ov, ov,
n.,
TocrovTOS, -a(iTf\, -ovro, so great, so much, so many. t<5t, adv., then, at that time. TOT, adv., at times, sometifues. TovTOvL, emphat. form of tovtov.
Tpair-.
'YpXatos,
ou,
m.,
Hybice'an.
See
rpciro).
TpavjAarC^w,
aw, to wound.
TRAU-
iippS, adv., harshly. vPpC^o), tw, /<? <:/ insolently, outrage. ^Ppts, ecus, f., insolence, assault, 104. HYGIENE. {i^i-^is, c's, healthy, sound.
MATIC.
m., the Trausi. Tpax^vCa, as, f., the country of Trachinia. Tpax^vtos, a, ov, Trachinian, of Trachis, a district of Malis. Tpaxvs, ela, i5, rough, rugged, fierce.
'YSapvps,
<tav,
ovs,
Tpavo-ot,
Ther-
Tpcts, rp.'a,
TpCTTft),
i|/(w,
THREE.
\|/a,
irp4(pQr]V,
to
mopylae. v8pa, as, ., a water-serpent. HYDRA. vSpcvo), aw, to draw water. vSpCa, OS, f., zvater-pot. iiScoD, 0SaTos, n., water. HYDR-aulics. viTos, oC, m., rain, shower, vies, ov or 4os, m., son.
iiXi], 77s, f., tt/^(?^.
In-TREPID.
Tp<|>w,
dpcrpco,
vji,rpos, a, ov,
your, yours.
r4-
Opa/nfiai, 4dp(pdT]v, to
nourish, rear.
HYMN.
VOCABULARY.
fiTT-dpxw, to begifty be ready, be.
vjr-|-t|ii
(l/*t),
139
c,
(f>avp6s,
to steal out^
with-
dent.
<|)avpws, 2idY., plainly, clearly, openly.
<f>ap|xaKvs, cecs, m., sorcerer, apothe-
draw.
{fircp,
of,
prep., i. with gen., on behalf far the sake of; 2. with ace,
to
cary.
<()dp(JLaKov, ov, n.,
beyond, OVER.
vTr,3-|Jaivo),
a medicine, drug.
run
over,
surpass,
PHARMACY.
<(>d(rKci>
transgress.
vTTcp-PaXXo), to surpass.
v'rrp-(|>vd)s,adv.,
^
(|>av\os,
^irp-sx<>, to protect,
say. bad, vulgar. 4>t8i'n"ir8T]s, ov, m., Pheidip^pides. <{>p(i>, oftro), aor. ijvejKU, iv^voxa, ^nfrj,
077jui, /^ assert,
o/,
ingly.
vireo^-.
xncix^
vTrtax^'^oixai
vjT'iyju}, to furnish,
'6Tr-i]pT'a), -^(Tw, to
promise.
serve, assist.
inrctrx^-
vcyjxai, r)VX^V^i to BEAR, cai'ry, bring, endure, produce, lead, accomplish, 144. x**^^"""^^ or KUKws (pepofjiai, I take it ill.
<j>V"Yc,
{nr-T]pTi]s, ov,
m., servant.
inrocrx'fio-oij.ai,
U7r-i(rxv^o|xat,
fxriu,
vTreVx^j/iat, to promise.
iioru},
^ofjiai, icpvyov, ir4(pvya, to flee, be prosecuted, be banished. <|)T||xT], t\s, f., rumor, report. FAME. ^rjo-w (these parts are some<J3T]u.i,
iyKvo-^o.\i(ay
iiirvos, ov,
to resist sleep.
owing to;
times added fut. epw, aor. ^I-kov, perf. efyriKa. p. mid. etpTj/xai, aor. pass, ippridrjv), to say, speak, afirm,
:
with dat., under ; 3. with ace, under, towards. HYPO-. ^o-Xafxpuvo), to overtake, take up,
reply.
viro-jxcvo), to
vrro-fiijiviicTKa), to
U'ir6-|ivT]<ris,
assert
<}>Odv(o,
oij <pr\ixi,
I deny.
antici-
ao-oj
or
6TO-'7r|XTr,
See
<|>Oavo>.
997'yofj.ai,
^o/xat,
to
shout.
DI-
PHTHONG.
((>CCpci), cpio, ccpOeipa,,
fxai, i(p6dpr]v, to
]y2iSS.,
s,
to.
perish.
ov,
<|)iX-dvGpawros,
humane,
kind,
vcTTcpatos, a, ov, following ; ry varrepalc^, on the next day. vo-Tpa), ijcrw, /^ r^w^ later than, be
infei'ior to.
iJcrrepov, adv.,
PHILANTHROPY.
<f>iX-av6p(07ra>s adv., kindly.
oiX^cD,
7^(70),
to loz'e, be
wont, loi.
oiXt],
77s,
i.,fHe7td.
afterward.
See
-^j
vird.
(Jv,
i>Yt]X6s,
^Jxj/os,
^/^-^.
oi.Xla, as, i., love, friendship. otXiKCs, 7f, 6v, friendly. oiXtKws, adv., in a friendly way. otXios, a, ov, friendly. ^^iXiinros, ov, m., Philip. <j)tXc-KaXos, ov, loving the beautiful. oiXo-veiKCa, as, f., rivalry.
<>tXo-7raYp.cov, ov, fond
of a joke.
(|>cu'vci>,
^avw,
<priva,
v4<payKa, V<pa;
(Tfiai, icpavrfv, to
show
pass
to ap-
/^^^ of drinking. < >tXo-'Tr6TT]s, ov, m., lover of wine. oiXos, 77, ov, friendly, kind, agreeable;
otXo-irocrta,
a.s, f.,
pear.
PHENOMENON.
PHIL-.
m.,
PHILOSOPHER.
140
<j>t\o-<j)pov^o-Tpov, adv.,
<l>Xvapa>,
VOCABULARY.
friendly.
X^p, pJs,
Xi.p6(o,
rf(r<k>,
f.,
hand.
rJ(rco,
CHlROgraphy.
/^ vote for, elect.
/^
subdue.
f.,
to jest,
Xpo-o-vT]oros, ov,
^ peninsula^ the
oXvapos,
<
Chersonese.
a thousand. thousand. X^-Xos, ou, wi., fodder, grass. XtTwv, 'o$, m., tunic, shirt,
XtXids,
X^Xiot,
cSos, f.,
<2
<|>oPw,
I
to
frighten
mid. (exc.
at, o,
ao.)
and
pass.jy^rzr.
Ao^os,
Toivt|,
ou, vci.yfear.
Kos.,
Hydro-PHOBIA.
m., a Phoenician.
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sno7u.
oovos,
ov,
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and
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^/z/^
fl!
oracular
re-
pass., consider.
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PHRASE.
sponse
Xpt),
to be wise, think.
mid., /^ consult an oracle, use, profit by, give way to, treat.
;
<(>povTt^,
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(TCtf,
,
Xpet'?, XP'?*'***
^xff\v and xp'hvy XPV* XP^ov, impers., // is right, one ought, one should.
imp"f.
mostly
goods, property, money. T?, ov, useful, proper, XP'n<rfJids, ov, m., oracle.
Xp^o"t}xos,
Xpda,
as,
f.,
j>^/, color.
LAC-tery.
tvXi?|, ^s, ucris, (ws,
f.,
Xpdvos,
^r/^^.
f.,
OX),
m.,
//><?.
CHRONIC.
cbucriKds,
nature. natural, PHYSICAL. <|>VTuco, (ra>, to plant. 'ivt6v, 00, XV., plant, tree. Neo-PHYTE.
7^, di/,
TOS,
f.,
n.,
complexion,
color,
CHROMATIC.
land. give place to, retire. XwpCov, ov, XV., place, spot, farm. adv., separately Xwp^s, ; prep, with gen., apart, beside. Xwpos, ov, xxi., place, spot,
Xpa,
as,
VCD,
(Tw,
/^
produce ; pass., 2
plpf., be born.
ao.,
Xtp4,
rjo-w, to
perf.
and
f.,
^wKVs,
wp,
ecus,
{wvfi, ^s,
p(Js,
^.
XaCpco,
r}(r, /^ rejoice,
be
glad; x^^P^t
harshly;
difficult.
t|rv8ci>,
(Tw,
;
era,
^rl/^vtr/xai,
i^clKrOriv,
to cheat to
mid.,
//>.
pseud-.
vote, resolve.
treat
|/Ti(|>C^o(iai, lovfxai, to
\n;XXa,
ris, f.,
a flea.
mind. PSYCH-
adv.,
(f)4pa),
severely,
harshly.
o-logy.
XaXetras
I take
offence at.
a
&, exclamation, Of ^Sc, adv., in this manner, thus,
(uKo8o|i-.
p.(5s, ^,
Adpwv,
so,
XhXos,
ov^, n.,
lip, edge.
Xt|i<*v, vos,
VOCABULARY.
&vio]io.if
i/i(rofiai,
141
:
iirpid/jLrjPt
id^vrjfiai,
since,
when
w. parti c.
3.
as,
as
if,
iwir/idr\v, to
&pa,
(op^-.
as,
f.,
prep.,
if,
Z^.
wpaios,
s,
a, ov, ripe,
blooming.
See
6p"ya).
I. adv., asy also (strengthening a superlative) as much as possible &s rdxt<TTa, as quickly as possible, etc. ; 2. conj., ihat^ in order that,
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&
Son, Cambridge.
yohn
Allyn,
Pub lisher,
30,
Frmiklin
Street, Boston,
"
There
is
KELSEY'S CAESAR.
Caesar's Gallic "War, Books
Notes, Vocabulary, and
fessor
I.
Twenty
full-page Illustrations.
leather.
By
Pro-
Francis W. Kelsey.
12mo, half
$1.25.
THIS
great
features peculiarly
also in the
illustrations
and other
War, in great part a story of battle and siege, is usually connected reading of the Latin student. Its matter is no less novel to him than the language, each presenting numerous and peGallic
The
the
first
culiar difficulties.
The
editor has
aimed
to
forms or constructions, as well as the varied information required to make the study interesting and profitable. No undue prominence has been given to any one feature equal pains have been taken to
explain a point of syntax, or to describe the life of the Roman soldier; to suggest an apt translation, or to set forth the character and purpose of a strategic movement.
The Introduction,
life
and
and logical account of the Roman art of war in Caesar's time, the organization of the army, the equipment and provisioning of the soldiers, the tactics of battle and siege, together with an outline of the geography of the countries mentioned in the Gallic War. This essential information, instead of being scattered through the notes, is given as one consecutive whole, each subject under its proper heading.
Kelsey's Caesar,
The Illustrations consist of six full-page colored plates, presenting a vivid and accurate picture of the costumes, equipments, weapons, and standards of the Roman army of a double-page map of Gaul, based upon the latest authorities, and showing the route of Caesar in
;
each campaign; and of fourteen full-page maps and plans, illustrating the battles and sieges, and placed opposite the text which they
serve to explain.
The reproduction
accurate,
of
some
of these illustrations in
other editions
is
The Text
is clear,
and uniform
in its orthography,
and
is
The Notes are apt and sensible. They contain full Grammars of Allen & Greenough, Harkness, and
references to
Gildersleeve,
The notes on Books y.-VII. are fuller than in most editions. The Table of Idioms, not found elsewhere, will enable a teacher to drill his class on those constructions which are most perplexing to
necessary historical and topographical information.
beginners.
The Vocabulary,
he can digest.
Throughout the book every effort has been made, by of illustration and comment, to render the study of Caesar attractive and useful, a means of culture as well as of discipline. That the result has been to produce the best- equipped edition of the Gallic War now before the public, is well shown by the following
way
opinions
Dr.
J.
carefully
I have H. Hanson, Cohurn Classical Institute^ WaterviUe, Me. examined it, from titlepage to finis, with the utmost satisfaction. It is the ideal I see nothing to criticise, but everything to commend. Caesar realized. That it surpasses all its competitors in its introduction, colored illustrations, and maps and plans must, it seems to me, be the
universal verdict.
to
me
be admirable indeed I hardly see where it can be bettered. The table of idioms and phrases is by no means one of its smallest recommendations.
yohn
John F. Kent,
N. H.
art,
and
in
my
School, Charlestown,
N. H.
It is
simply
dignity of the
all,
I say, give
air of distinction to
the book.
Then,
on Caesar and
Roman
help
much
in convincing a class
Grammar.
H. D. Ryder, Principal High School, Bellows Falls, Vermont. I am fully impressed with the fact that it is in every way an excellent edition. The
cuts of
up the Latin
text,
Principal High School, Rutland, Vermont. I am delighted and do not hesitate to say that I regard it at all points as the best edition of Caesar that I have seen.
O.
Atwood,
with
it,
W.
gratulating the editor on the production of the best school edition of the
Commentaries.
it
leaves to be desired.
fulness and
beauty
John
through
W.
it
Perkins, Principal
its
have gone
its
In the judiciousness of
and
plates,
is
grammatical references, the clearness of the maps the attractiveness and value of the introduction, this edition of
Caesar
in
my judgment
unsurpassed.
The Caesar Kittredge, Principal Fitcliburg High School, Mass. The new and valuable is a magnificent text-book in every particular. features must commend it to tlie attention of all teachers, and in conception
H.
and execution are worthy of the warmest
praise.
W.
Miss Ellen Hyde, Principal Slate Normal School, Framingham, Mass. This is one of the few text-books which leave nothing to be desired. It is a day of good omen for education when such appreciative and scholarly work is put into school text-books and that pupil must be very dull or very ill-taught who does not derive some genuine culture from a book which
;
embodies so much of
it.
Kelse/s Caesar.
High. School, R. I.
In
all
points the
am
Rev. Geo. H. Patterson, BerJcelej/ School, Providence, R. I. The notes are models of clearness, completeness, and freedom from discussions, which are utterly useless in an elementary text-book.
Isaac
carefully,
School, Conn.
its
I
it
have looked
it
over
we
at present
use.
I like
so
much
as soon as possible.
Middletown High School, Conn. I consider Kelsey's Caesar, both for teacher and pupil, the most admirable edition
Vice- Principal
Chas. S. Chapin,
in the field,
maps, and
all
of rare excellence,
It is a book John H. Peck, Principal High School, New Britain, Conn. combining more features of value than any other in our
market.
As a text-book O. D. Robinson, Principal High School, Albany, N. Y. seems to me, if not absolutely perfect, to approach as near perfection as any text-book I have ever examined. The introduction and colored plates are invaluable as aids to a clear understanding of the text, and are superior The maps, notes, vocabulary, and to anything of the kind elsewhere.
it
any text-book
that
of Caesar
now
in use.
The Academy,
Syracuse,
N.
We
school editions
densed and of real value. they do not make the mistake of giving too
maps and plans than other amount of matter well conThe notes are fuller than in most editions, but
It contains better
much
its
direct help.
School, Cortland,
N. Y.
am
delighted with
broad scope,
make
it
Prof.
it is
George
The
introduction
invaluable.
N. Y.
Its
completeness matches
The
introduction
the location of the maps, adjacent to the text, be thought a small mfttter,
Horace
it
C. Wait, Hasbrouck
it
Institute,
I have examined
our classes.
the best of
all.
now
in use in
I value exceedB. C. Mathews, Principal High School, Newark, N. J. 1. The introductory matter, which is indispensable. The colored plates, which are admirable. 3. The position of the maps and
:
diagrams in the
idioms.
4.
The
table of
These and other excellences must win for the book the highest rank.
E. Plumley, Lawrenceville, N. J. adopt it at once.
W.
we
It
is
an admirable
edition,
and
shall
Kelsey's Caesar
adopt
it.
Richard M. Jones, Head-Master Win. Penn Charter School, Philadelphia. is in my judgment the nearest approach yet made in this country to what a school edition of an ancient classic should be. We shall
Henry Snyder,
Principal
High
School, Easton,
Pa.
have given
it
thorough examination, and find it to be most excellent in every respect. The typography is unusually clear and legible. He must be a dull pupil indeed whose interest in Caesar and his Gallic Wars cannot be thoroughly aroused
by the study of
this fascinating
work.
College,
Allentown, Pa.
it
have
its
behalf.
I
now
J.
published,
and
University, Ohio. I have examined it had thought that an edition of Caesar published last year would long keep the field, but this is certainly a better It will be adopted next year as the preferred text-book here. edition.
Prof.
O. Notestein, Wooster
It
is,
in
my judgment,
the nearest to perfection of any edition of Caesar either from the American
or British press.
Prof.
Edwin
Post, De
Pauw
University,
Greencastle, Lid.
You
have
can
made
Tiie
in,
hardly be beaten.
The
is
map
of Gaul
is
The type
you adopt
small
of the text
much
my
idea of what
should be.
It is
The
much
easier,
no
matter indeed.
The
needs
:
me
as just
medium
of tedious dis-
quisition
etymologies.
Kelseys Caesar,
John
is
Kelsey's
it is
Caesar
in use in all
is
certainly as helpful as
attractive.
Prof.
H.
S. Kritz,
Wabash
College,
Craw/or dsville,
It
Ind.
We
are
now
on former editions but Kelsey's book, with its matter, and many new and attractive features, will, in my opinion, soon take precedence of all others. We shall adopt it for the next class.
W. W.
It
seems
to
me
Geo. H. Horswell, Northwestern University, Evanston, III. It furnishes every help that a student could desire. I shall adopt it with tlio next class.
Prof.
H.
W. Johnston,
it is
III.
I have no
!
hesi-
the best and handsomest edition of the most impor tant school author that has appeared from the American press Only a
I introduced a
new
edition, and,
behold
that
is
already
John C. Grant, The Harvard School, Chicago, III. one of the most perfect school-books which I have seen.
Prof. J.
It
III.
certainly
seems
H. Macmillan, Monmouth
College,
Monmouth,
It
is
my
ideal
The
ing,
such as will lead the student to investigate ; and they show him that he is dealnot with a drill-page of syntax, but with a subject which had wide influence over later days. Our next class will use Kelsey's Caesar.
L. C. Hull, Principal High School, Detroit, Mich. It seems to me the very best edition of our schoolboy's friend. The introduction is unquestionably superior to anything of the kind in other editions; the
maps
are
80 good that they speak for themselves the notes are helpful without parading the impertinent erudition of the editor and the vocabulary is as
;
full
as
any
Wis.
It
is
the
most attractive
in
my
next
class.
all
Prof. Jas. F. Eaton, Bipon College, Wis. Prof. Kelsey has surpassed former editions of Caesar for school use. Besides the notes and vocabu-
lary, at least equal to those of any other edition, the plates, the introduction, the hints on the study of Caesar, and, lastly, the table of idioms and phrases,
make
Prof.
Andrew Stephenson,
Upper Iowa
University, Fayette,
this.
lotm."
loiva.
It
is,
in
my
The
introduction
is
excellent;
they cannot
fail to interest
the student
Denham
see
of
St. Louis,
Mo.
I cannot
how a book could be made which would give a more complete knowledge Caesar and his times. The illustrations, the summaries, and the tables of
its difficulties.
F.
Hamblin, Ottawa
University,
Kansas.
Every
friend of
and usefulness.
The
with delight a work that promises such interest colored plates make in themselves a good classical
is
the battle-plans are admirable; the notes are sensible and judicious; the table of idioms, something new for a work of this kind, will prove very
helpful.
Prof. Chas. E. Bennett, University of Nebraska. I have examined with care, and have nothing but commendation for the book. The editor evidently had a love for his work, and I believe his admirable notes will
it
and
pupil.
it
seems to
me
have
given
it
it
which
Quite
Ky.
a close exam-
completeness
edition,
commanding approval by
Louisville,
It
is
the most
how
it
can be surpassed.
It is the Prof. J. H. Kirkland, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. most attractive school edition ever published in this country or in England.
Special features of excellence are the table of idioms, the scholarly introduction, and the beautiful plates.
Prof.
University,
New
Orleans,
La.
be
Kelsey's Caesar
work
will
do
it.
Manual
By D.
310 pages.
$1.00.
full
Index.
itself,
The
which
Gallic
is
to
shall give a
War.
It contains
I,
Grammar
;
II.
The Elementary
III.
The
Latin Lessons, with exercises for translation, notes, and test questions
IV. The Notes, giving a concise but complete outlme of all essential principles of Latin
inflection
;
Syntax
V.
An Appendix
of
all
VL
It is heartily
commended by
the
many
teachers
who
are
using
it
class, in the
completeness.
John
The review
laries
S.
School^
New
I
Yoi^h
City.^
book for
its
purpose that
;
Grammar
;
at the beginning
judicious
moods
gram-
mar,
it
has no rival.
School^
Taunton,
I
Mass.
Having compared
to the
the
have come
contusion
it
that Cornstock's
My
are as
30,
Franklin
Street, Boston.
1.
It is 2.
complete, requiring no
It is
grammar
for those
who
a short time.
is
It
and
also in the
gradation of matter.
4. The '* Essentials of Grammar" and the '"Notes on Syntax " give, in about 90 pages, a very useful and conveniently arranged summary of
5. The brief synopsis of English (much needed) to review the fundamentals of EngGrammar, and compare and contrast them with those of Latin Grammar.
Grammar
lish
gives an opportunity
I find
Nathan Thompson,
It is altogether the best
am
acquainted.
to
H. W. Johnston, Illinois College, Jacksonville, Illinois, It seems me superior to any book of the kind hitherto published, and I regard the EssenProfessor
of Latin
tials
Grammar
learn in
Professor
John
L.
School, Nashville^
Tenn.
With
Indeed, I do
not think that there has ever been issued an Elementary Latin Exercise Book that
it
in
any
respect.
have examined
;
and, with-
kind published.
is
High
is
School,
EHe, Pa.
It
very easy
to see
Book
the
work of a thorough
teacher,
who
has had
actual experience in the class-room with the diflSculties which beginners in Latin
usually meet.
Its
classification
The
hit
language
is
so clear, so simple,
he read
He knows
what and
just
needed
We
both
Latin
good,
but we
Buffalo,
better.
Buffalo
School,
JV. Y.
in Latin.
difficulties
The book
which are
book yet
it
Shumway,
Rutgers College,
New
Brunswick, N. J.
know
not
when
have seen such a combination of thoroughness and practical commonI take pleasure in using
it
myself, and in
recommending
it
to teachers.
JOHN ALLYN,
ROBERT
BOOKS BOOKS
In I.-VI.
P.
KEEP,
Ph.D.,
Manuscript of the
I.-III.
12mo.
361 pages.
$1.50.
Without the
fac-simile.
12mo.
216 pages.
90
cents.
tliis
lias
an
Essay upon
Homeric Poems,
Homeric question
and
illustrates the
quite
full,
supply that
col-
lateral information
are
made
much needed in the study of Homer. References Greek Grammars of Hadley (Allen's new edition) and
the Six-Book edition
is
Goodwin.
a perfect fac-simil^
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man-
of the finest of
all
existing manuscripts.
No pains have been spared to make these the best-equipped and the most useful editions of the Iliad -which can be put into the hands of a pupil, and they are almost universally accepted,
not only as the best school editions in the English language of any part of Homer, but also as tezt-books of altogether exceptional merit.
The Nation, N.
of the Iliad of
Y.
It is
seldom that we
leaves so
is
feel called
upon
to express un-
qualified approbation of a text-book for schools; but Mr. Robert r. Keep's edition
Homer, Books
I. -VI.,
little
room
we
the
Codex Venetus
MS. of the Iliad. The summary of the results of investigations of modern and mode of transmission of the Homeric Poems and,
10 inches), the most important
;
though necessarily
brief, it will
many
quite recent
of
its
been g-ven to
The
and scansion
of
Homeric
verse,
on the dialect of Homer, and the commentary generally, show a nice appreciation
of what a student needs and ought to have.
is
very handsome
(October 18,
Professor
lege edition of
Jacob Cooper, Rutgers College^ New Brunswich^ N. J. No Homer nas appeared, either in this or any other country, in the
is
col-
last
needed
'
the class-
Andrews, Madison
Every scholarly
University^ Hamilton^
Iliad than this
Books of the
instructor
hardly be prepared.
Professor
George H. White,
Oherlin
VoUege, Ohio.
rre
Keep's Iliad
to
is
now
in use,
and
The introductory matter is valuable, and includes a satisfactory outline of the Homeric forms the notes are scholarly, graceful, and suggestive and the whole work reveals the hand of the experienced and
have voted
adopt
it
for
our classes.
enthusiastic teacher.
by
and
I
I shall at
once recommend
myself.
am
;
especially grateful for the chapter on scanalso for the fac-simile of Venetus,
all for
and the
but above
mere erudition.
Professor Chas. F. Smith, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. I have examined Keep's Iliad with the greatest care, and consider it by far the best American edition, and, indeed, one of the very best text-books
we have.
Professor
is
Alexander Kerr,
Keep's Iliad
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