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3416
Εὐδιεινός
calm, clear, fine
[sc. Applicable to] the season, and the wind. Also [attested is] eudinos [used] similarly.
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3420
Εὐδίοδον
easily-passable-though, easy to pass through
[Meaning] easily-journeyable, passable. "They were piling the hewn timbers in the space between, as they were easily-passable-through."
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3458
Εὔειλος
sunny
[Describing] a place that is warm.
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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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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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3882
Ἐφείλιξαν
they twisted
"And they twisted a cord with ruddle." Meaning they stained and wound [it] round.
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3944
Ἐφόλκια
tenders, towed-boats
[Meaning] small craft/vessels. [sc. So named] from being towed by rowers or by large ships. Also called [this are] those who oversee the goods-for-sale of the cities. "[They] having sent forth some people in …
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3950
Ἐφόρμους
anchorages
Thucydides [writes]: "the Athenians [...] were creating the anchorages at both of the harbors". [Meaning] the blockades.
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3990
Ἐχενηΐς
ship-securing
[An adjective applicable to] the anchor controlling the ship. In the Epigrams [it is written]: "and a ship-securing anchor besides them, shackle of the storm."
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3991
Ἐχενηΐς
ship-securer
A kind of little fish, which is not eaten; it has the size of a gudgeon and 4 fins. Some use it for charms and lawsuits. It took the name from the [ability] to …
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3994
Ἐχέτλη
plough-grip
[Meaning] the handle of the plough.
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4010
Ἐχῖνος
sea-urchin
"What sort of Nereus gives farsighted pupils to the sea-urchins, in the deep of the tossing seas, in such a way that they flee from the effects of the storm before the storm? Also …
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4015
Ἔχις
viper
A kind of a snake. [sc. So called] from [the ability] to hold fast: since it alone of snakes does not lay eggs, but is viviparous. The dative is tw| e)/xei. Also [sc. attested …
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