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3452
Εὔζωνος
well-girdled
[Meaning] she [who is] fertile in beauty. Or she [who is] beautiful.
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short
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3453
Εὔζωνοι
well-equipped
[Meaning] armed men, or those with no burdens. Appian [writes]: "a shepherd promised to lead a well-equipped army [by] an unused path in three days."
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ε
3588
Εὐνάς
beds, stones
[Meaning] marriage-beds; or anchors. Also [sc. attested is] eu)ni/wn ["of beds"], [meaning] of the bedclothes. "Some were leaping up out of their beds, others carelessly arming themselves."
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ε
3840
Ἔφαμμα
shirt
[Meaning] the garment [of that name]. Polybius [writes]: "for some of them appeared wearing their trousers and light cloaks about them. But the others, from vanity, threw these away and stood before the military …
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ε
3842
Ἐφαπλώματα
rugs, cloaks
Aristophanes calls [them] peplw/mata ["robes"]. See under 'squalid' and 'peplos.'
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3843
Ἐφαπτίδας
shirts, surcoats
"The Romans' light-armed troops, each of them, used to have a surcoat and a greave [sic] and both a spear and a javelin, [sc. the latter] made wholly of iron."
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ε
3890
Ἔφηβος
adolescent, ephebe
A Cilician saying: 'where are you running to? [Is it] against the adolescent?' It was said of Apollonius and it had the force of a proverb. The law allows only the free to become …
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