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1368
Δόξαν
opinion
[Meaning] decision, deliberation. "The Egyptians' opinion was that one of those two should stay there, while the other should visit the neighbouring cities, to determine with which of them they should make peace." And …
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1369
Δοξάριον
petty-glory, petty-reputation
[Meaning] glory/reputation. [Expressed] as a diminutive.
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1370
Δοξάσαι
to suppose
[Meaning] to suspect, to fancy. Aristophanes [writes]: "[you are free] to suppose, girls, [sc. that I love you], but the truth I am not in a position to say". And Sophocles [writes]: "I had …
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1371
Δοξασίας
opinion
[Meaning] judgement, assumption. Dio in Roman Histories [book] 53 [writes]: "added in also will be [something] of my own opinion".
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δ
1372
Δόξης
glory
"Those who were with Fabius, after crying aloud, no longer produced deeds of glory but of war".
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1373
Δοξοκοπία
thirst for fame, thirst for popularity
[Meaning] empty vanity. Appian [writes]: Flaminius "was at first seized by a thirst for fame and made haste to engage in combat with Hannibal." Courting the mob (demokopia) and thirsting for fame (doxokopia) are …
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δ
1374
Δοξολογῶ σε
I laud you
[Meaning] I hymn/praise you.
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δ
1375
Δοξούμενοι
(they) credited with being, (they) having the character
[no gloss]
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1376
Δορά
hide
[Meaning] the skin. Also [sc. attested is the phrase] 'hide of donkeys'. Empedocles was called Kolusanemas ["wind-restrainer"] because when a strong wind was oppressing Akragas he surrounded the city with the hides of donkeys.
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1377
Δόρατα
spears
[Meaning] small lances.
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