Ἀνεκτά
tolerable, sustainable
Translated by Jennifer Benedict20 Jun 2000Vetting: high12 revisions
Translation
Agathias says about Theuderichos: "he rounded up neighboring tribes. For he did not consider [them] to be tolerable."1 Meaning worthy of indulgence.
And Polybius [writes]: "hence neither to go unobserved nor for the Romans to make incursions into Macedonia at this time was tolerable."2 Meaning possible.
And the Pisidian [writes]: "the damage was not tolerable for the neighbors."3 Meaning worthy of endurance.4
And Polybius [writes]: "hence neither to go unobserved nor for the Romans to make incursions into Macedonia at this time was tolerable."2 Meaning possible.
And the Pisidian [writes]: "the damage was not tolerable for the neighbors."3 Meaning worthy of endurance.4