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Αἴθοπα
fiery-looking
Meaning heated, inflamed. In the Epigrams: "having begun fiery-looking malignity even to the extent of his very glance."
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133
Αἴθοπος
fiery-looking
[Meaning] of [someone] inflamed. Of [someone] heated in battles. Sophocles used [the word] in reference to the man who had gone out of his mind. "Such an unendurable and inescapable message you have disclosed …
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Διεσαρδάνισε
laughed bitterly
[Meaning he/she/it] laughed scornfully, not with a view to merriment, but a kind of hurtful laugh.
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979
Διέφερον
they carried across, they maintained
Appian [writes]: "the Celts maintained a long-standing cause of wrath toward [the] Romans." Meaning they had [it], they were indignant.
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980
Διέφερον
they bore through, they bore to the end
[sc. This verb occurs] in Thucydides meaning they endured or they survived or they carefully outlasted. "But the Athenians bore the war through."
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