Δείσαντες
frightened
Translated by Alex Florez17 May 2002Vetting: high11 revisions
Translation
[Meaning they who were] stricken with fear. Also [sc. attested is the singular] dei/sas , [meaning he who was] stricken with fear.1
Herodotus [writes]: "[Gelon] being frightened about the Greeks, lest they not be able to overthrow the barbarians ..."2
And Appian [writes]: "frightened for Cicero, Caesar turned back around."3
And elsewhere: "[Candidus] being frightened both for himself and for the city ..."4
Herodotus [writes]: "[Gelon] being frightened about the Greeks, lest they not be able to overthrow the barbarians ..."2
And Appian [writes]: "frightened for Cicero, Caesar turned back around."3
And elsewhere: "[Candidus] being frightened both for himself and for the city ..."4