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1075
Ἀλλαρίοις
(with) victuals
[Meaning with] provisions. "Makedonios arranged [for him/her/it/them] to be sustained with the church's victuals."
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Ἀλέξανδρος Ἱεραπόλεως ἐπίσκοπος
Alexander, bishop of Hierapolis
[Alexander, bishop of Hierapolis] and martyr. He wrote What new thing did Christ bring into the world, in 9 chapters, a book packed full of thoughts.
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Ἀλέξανδρος Ἀντιοχείας ἐπίσκοπος
Alexander, bishop of Antioch
In the time of John Chrysostom; he maintained a way of life in accord with his episcopacy. Having trained and finished his time in the ascetic school of the church he was recognized as …
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1157
Ἀλεῖπται
anointers, masseurs, trainers
[Meaning] those working for the [sc. athletics] contests. The Theologian [writes]: "trainers of excellence". Also [sc. attested is the singular] a)lei/pths, [meaning] the contest-director.
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1166
Ἀλείψας
having oiled
[Used] with an accusative. [Meaning he] having stimulated. From a metaphor of athletes. "Oiling into endurance those who are being wronged". And Aristophanes [writes]: "you oiled from these [sc. olives] at the New-moons". Because …
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1171
Ἄλλη δόξα ἡλίου
one glory of the sun
He calls the New Testament the sun, because it has a perfect light, [that] of the sun of justice/righteousness.
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1186
Ἀλληλούϊα
Allelujah
[sc. Means] "praise the Lord" among Hebrews, i.e. "[praise] the One who is."
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1247
Ἀλισγημάτων
of pollutions
[Meaning] of the defilements [which emerge] out of a foul sacrifice of idols.
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1249
Ἁλισθείσης
having been mustered
[Meaning] having been assembled.
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1264
Ἀλιφῆναι
to anoint with oil
[a)lifh=nai can be used] to mean a)lei/yasqai, [in the] 2nd aorist.
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1266
Ἀλθαίνοντα
healing
[Meaning him] curing, tending. "Healing sickly [human nature]."
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1271
Ἀλκαία
tail
"But the dragon, being very great in size, maimed the lion with his tail. The lion was in pain and roused himself to ward [him] off with his tail." The Logothete says [this] in …
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1326
Ἁλλόμενον ὕδωρ
leaping water
Also [sc. attested is the masculine nominative plural] a)llo/menoi, [meaning men] leaping.
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1348
Ἀλλοτρίως
unfavourably
[Meaning] in a hostile way. And David [says]: "and spare your servant from hostile [people]." That is, from those of ill-will.
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1366
Ἀλόχευτος
not produced by childbirth
[Meaning] unbegotten. "Coming forth out of a [sc. woman] unimpregnated, out of one unacquainted with childbirth, and [he] having been pierced in the side [...]."
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1427
Ἀλύει
is perplexed, is beside oneself
[Meaning he/she/it] is sorely troubled, is overwhelmed, is disheartened, is at a loss. "Stop being perplexed and vexed." And sometimes a)lu/w [means] I rejoice.
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1437
Ἀλυπότερος
more sorrowless, rather sorrowless
[Meaning] one who is not grieving.
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1449
Ἀλφειός
Alpheios, Alpheus
A river of the Arcadian city [of that name], which is situated in the Peloponnese. Reaching open water through the Adriatic Sea, and mixing in no way with the brine, it surges up by …
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1498
Ἁμαρτωλοί
sinners
[Meaning] those preferring to live together in transgression and welcoming a corrupt life.
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1513
Ἀμάχιος
Amachios, Amachius
This man was the chief official of a small Phrygian city under Julian the Apostate, and a fanatical pagan. As the shrines were open, a certain Makedonios and Theodoulos and Tatianos in zeal for …
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1549
Ἀμέλιος
Amelios, Amelius
From Apamea, philosopher, student of Plotinus, teacher of Porphyry, contemporary of Ammonios and Origen.
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1559
Ἀμεταποίητον
unalterable
[Meaning] immutable.
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1576
Ἀμήν
verily, amen
[Meaning] assuredly, truly.
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1585
Ἀμήχανα
irremediable
"But they, since they were enduring circumstances irremediable because of the famine, asked to negotiate an armistice for a few days."
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1598
Ἀμιναδάμ
Aminadam, Aminadab
A proper name.
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1632
Ἀμοῦς
Amous, Amoun
An Egyptian. As a young man he was averse to marriage; but when some of his relatives encouraged him not to condemn marriage, but to take a wife, he complied and entered into a …
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1637
Ἄμωμος
blameless
[Meaning] one who is pure. Also guiltless. David [says]: "to shoot arrows from ambush at the blameless [man]".
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1640
Ἀμμώνιος
Ammonios, Ammonius
Philosopher; of Alexandria; nicknamed Saccas. He was of Christian parents, but became a [pagan] Greek, as Porphyry says.
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1751
Ἀμφίων
Amphion
This man [was the] discoverer of ancient music. Concerning him, the Transgressor says in a letter: "for you have leisure, and you possess a fine nature, and you love philosophy, if anyone ever has; …
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1766
Ἀμφισβήτησις
establishing a claim
"Those outside [i.e. pagans] say: 'let the claim depend on a verdict, but let the verdict test the arguments, let the test define what is necessary, let the definition be written down, let the …
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