Ἐντελεῖς
complete
Translated by Catharine Roth28 May 2007Vetting: high3 revisions
Translation
[Meaning] they who are ruling and they who have ruled.1
"[They] having prepared complete sets of armor." That is, [ones] suitable for a ruler.2
Appian [writes]: "when a naval battle occurred and an outcry from all together, because in this was the Carthaginians' last hope of deliverance, but for the Romans [hope] of a complete victory."3
"[They] having prepared complete sets of armor." That is, [ones] suitable for a ruler.2
Appian [writes]: "when a naval battle occurred and an outcry from all together, because in this was the Carthaginians' last hope of deliverance, but for the Romans [hope] of a complete victory."3