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- β592Βύουσιthey stuff… The fragment is evidently adapted from the Pisidian's Contra impium Severum 508 (Contro l'empio Severo 508 Tartaglia): *e)rw= de/ soi nu=n, ei)/per ou) bu/eis pa/lin ("Now I will talk to you, if indeed you …Matched in noteshighshort
- α852ἈκέφαλοςheadlessA heresy, whose leader was Severus. And look under the [entry] "Eutyches".Matched in translationhighshort
- ε376Ἐκβιαστήςexactor… in religious, esp. Christian, contexts. [2] George of Pisidia, Against Severus 652-3, Contro l'empio Severo 652-3 Tartaglia, which depicts a mock trial of Severus for his monophysitism. On Severus, Patriarch of Antioch 512-518, see …Matched in noteshigh
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