Ἔμφασιν
impression
Translated by David Whitehead6 Apr 2007Vetting: high5 revisions
Translation
[Meaning] pretence, thought; or size.1
Polybius [writes]: "Philip retreated in confusion, creating an impression that he had returned for one of the operations in the Peloponnese".2
"This defence [read: abuse] and impressions no educated man would have proffered, nor even someone selling his body in a brothel".3
Polybius [writes]: "Philip retreated in confusion, creating an impression that he had returned for one of the operations in the Peloponnese".2
"This defence [read: abuse] and impressions no educated man would have proffered, nor even someone selling his body in a brothel".3