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877
Δίδυμος
Didymos, Didymus, the Twin
John 11:16 and elsewhere. For
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see also theta 426.
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1046
Διίπταται
flies through
The headword (which must be quoted from somewhere) is a late form of the third person singular, present indicative active, of the verb diape/tomai; see LSJ s.v. (For diape/tomai with the accusative see e.g. …
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1308
Ἀλογία
disregard
… noun see also alpha 1309, alpha 1310. [1] Similarly in
Thomas
Magister. [2] Herodotus 7.208-209.1 (abridged). For the Spartans and their hair cf. e.g. Plutarch, Life of Lycurgus 22.1.
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3064
Ἀπέσπασε
dragged off
… In this version of it, as noted long ago by
Thomas
Reinesius (1587-1667), the word "Spartiates" is a mistake for "Helots".
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4622
Ἀφίπταμαι
I fly away [from]
Likewise in syntactical lexica. The headword is a variant of a)pope/tomai: see LSJ s.v.
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1253
Διωρυχή
passage
… that ms A has diwrugh\ with omega; cf. ps.-Zonaras and
Thomas
Magister 94.8.]
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ε
569
Ἐκπήγνυσθαι
to be frozen stiff
… gives merely 'note e)kplh/gnusqai'.) Post-Suda -- in the C13/14 --
Thomas
Magister, Ecloga nominum et verborum Atticorum epsilon151.8-10, sets out the matter most fully of all: "e)plh/gnusqai occurs only in Thucydides: '[sudden fear], as …
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2307
Ἐπίδοσιν
contribution
… cf. kappa 710. [3] cf. Phrynichus, Ecloga fr. 85 Lobeck;
Thomas
Magister 290.2 Ritschl. It is not clear (from LSJ s.v.) what sense or senses of the noun this opinion refers to.
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3201
Ἐς τάχος γράφει
writes with speed
… fr. 190; Hesychius alpha3665 (s.v. a(milla=n) and epsilon6227; and (post-Suda)
Thomas
Magister, Ecloga 136.17. For speed-writing see also gamma 438. In all three phrases quoted in the entry, 'with' translates the preposition e)s, i.e. …
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3448
Εὐετήριος
Eueterios, Eueterius
… fr. 39.[3]. [1] iota 401, reigned 363-364; DIR entry by
Thomas
Banchich at web address 1.
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ει
41
Εἴδω
I place
Cf. post-Suda the scholia of
Thomas
Magister and Demetrius Triclinius on (?)Aeschylus Prometheus Bound 451, where however the accepted reading is h)=|san rather than ei)=san. [1] Perhaps this should be i(/zw, which has the …
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