Αὐτάγγελος
self-announcing, announcing what one has seen
Translated by William Hutton22 Mar 2002Vetting: high5 revisions
Translation
[Meaning] that which1 delivers announcements from itself. "For the oak herself will tell you, self-announcing";2 for it has writings.
And elsewhere: "he would have come from the king/emperor as an announcer of these things which he himself had seen, were he not sick with a long and painful illness."3
And elsewhere: "he ordered him to be apprehended and imprisoned, so that he did not return to the army camp and become a self-announcer of things that were better kept hidden."4
And elsewhere: "he would have come from the king/emperor as an announcer of these things which he himself had seen, were he not sick with a long and painful illness."3
And elsewhere: "he ordered him to be apprehended and imprisoned, so that he did not return to the army camp and become a self-announcer of things that were better kept hidden."4