Ἀπαγορεύει
renounces, denies
Translated by Jennifer Benedict30 Nov 2000Vetting: high6 revisions
Translation
[Used] with a dative. [Meaning he/she/it] rejects, disowns.
"They renounce Philip and designate Decius."1
And elsewhere Eunapius [writes]: "being driven out to the [part] of the country which was out of sight and indeterminate, renouncing [their previous life] for murders and plunder."2
"And you deny, Simon Peter".3
Alternatively4a)pagoreu/ein , meaning to be distressed and incapacitated.
"[He] proclaiming explicitly to the commanders/officials to avoid covetousness."5
"They renounce Philip and designate Decius."1
And elsewhere Eunapius [writes]: "being driven out to the [part] of the country which was out of sight and indeterminate, renouncing [their previous life] for murders and plunder."2
"And you deny, Simon Peter".3
Alternatively4
"[He] proclaiming explicitly to the commanders/officials to avoid covetousness."5