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Ἐκβακχευθείς
frenzied
[Meaning he who was] driven mad. "Frenzied, Valens announced a massed expedition against the enemy."
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Εὔκλεια
glory
[Meaning] fame/reputation. "To consider that glory is not at all a good, but to seek after it adequately, for the sake of other people's benefit, like the philosophers who decree that one should behave …
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3541
Εὐκληρία
good fortune
[Meaning] prosperity.
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3543
Εὔκολος
agreeable
[Meaning] simple in manner, and generous. Or the opposite of disagreeable [du/skolos]. "He was simple and very agreeable, persuaded and induced to complain about the slave, as if he had surpassed some Odyssean and …
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3544
Εὐκράς
temperate
Meaning well-mixed [eu)/kratos].
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3546
Εὐκρίνεια
clarity
[Meaning] purity.
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3604
Εὐνοῦχος
eunuch
"There was a man (if we could grant him to be a man) enfeebled in spirit by the works of Epicurus, and become effeminate, a eunuch and a she-male, who, as if forgetting, came …
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χ
234
Χειμὼν
winter
[*xeimw/n, genitive] xeimw=nos. Winter is the air above the earth that is frozen because of the departure of the sun. Homer [says]: "they fled winter". [He is speaking] about the cranes. He is referring …
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