Ἔκπυστα
(matters) ascertained, (matters) of common knowledge
Translated by David Whitehead16 Aug 2007Vetting: high5 revisions
Translation
[Meaning ones that are] heard-of.1
*)/ekpusta [sc. is attested] and [sc. so is the genitive singular] e)kpu/stou , [meaning] widely-reported,2 heard of everywhere. "When the matter had become common knowledge he/she/it appeared".3
And elsewhere: "having ordered, by the exchange of living, that the matter was not to be made common knowledge, he sent [someone] away on a visit to the despatcher."4
And elsewhere: "having ordered, by the exchange of living, that the matter was not to be made common knowledge, he sent [someone] away on a visit to the despatcher."4