Δόξα
glory, reputation
Translated by Catharine Roth11 Aug 2003Vetting: high3 revisions
Translation
[Meaning] commendation/praise.
Greek original · Adler’s text
Δόξα· ἔπαινος.
Betacode
*do/ca: e)/painos.
Notes
- cf. under delta 1362. The present entry is classified by Adler as coming from glosses on the Psalms.
Linked from7 entries
- δ1362Δόξαopinion, reputation[Meaning] surmise, supposition. But doxa is [sc. also] commendation [coming] from the many; and if [it does come] from the many, [it is] because [it comes] from the ignorant.
- δ1363ΔόξαopinionThe rational and cognitive part of the soul is divided into intellect, thought, opinion. So opinion is concerned with the common among the sensible things; for it knows that "white" [is] discerned by means of sight, and…
- δ1364ΔόξαreputationSophocles [writes]: "what benefit comes to me from reputation or good omen spoken in vain? If they say that Athens is the most pious, and alone able to save the wretched stranger and alone enough to help him, where is…
- δ1368Δόξανopinion[Meaning] decision, deliberation. "The Egyptians' opinion was that one of those two should stay there, while the other should visit the neighbouring cities, to determine with which of them they should make peace." And…
- δ1369Δοξάριονpetty-glory, petty-reputation[Meaning] glory/reputation. [Expressed] as a diminutive.
- δ1372Δόξηςglory"Those who were with Fabius, after crying aloud, no longer produced deeds of glory but of war".
- δ1374Δοξολογῶ σεI laud you[Meaning] I hymn/praise you.
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Revision history3 revisions · last 13 Nov 2015
- another note and keyword — David Whitehead
- Revised — David Whitehead
- Revised — David Whitehead
- Translated — Catharine Roth