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- δ1517Δρεπανηφόρα τέθριππαscythe-bearing four-horse chariots(Entry lacking, Adler reports, in four of the manuscripts.) From an anonymous Alexander-historian: FGrH 151 F1 (section 12). For this Darius cf. delta 74. See also delta 1518. [1] For tethrippa cf. tau 238. …
- αι370Αἴτιονcause… Commentaries on Aristotle's de anima 273.8-9 Hayduck. [1] Aristotle distinguished four kinds of causes or explanations (Posterior Analytics 94a21-3; Physics 194b24-33 = Metaphysics 1013a24-33; Metaphysics 983a27-32; On the generation of animals 715a4-7). The four …
- μ1493Μυχαίτατονfurthest inward, innermost… 2786; if not, quoted from somewhere (perhaps Josephus, who has four instances of it). LSJ entry at web address 1. [At Photius mu637 Theodoridis the editor prints this headword as muxe/staton but expresses no …
- ε3202Ἔσταιwill be… third person singular, future, of ei)mi/ are cited here; the fourth would be e)/setai. In order to make the entry coherent, one may therefore either add e)/setai to the list given (so Aemilius Portus, …
- ω178ὩρήβHorebThat of the principal mountain-peak in Sinai (sigma 450).
- κ2488Κρωβύλοςtop-knot… the poem Krobylos ('Top-knot') is the proper name of a four-year-old boy (kw=ros), rather than a four-year-old revel (kw=mos). For Krobylos as a proper name see Aeschines 1.64 (web address 2) with Harpokration s.v. …
- κ2431Κρινωνιάlily-gardenThis noun occurs four times in Theophrastus' Enquiry into Plants. cf. iota 493, rho 207.
- α3883ἈριματθαῖοςArimathaian, Arimathaean, Arimathean… the present-day West Bank. Its ancient claim to fame rested principally on its being the home town of Joseph, the man who (in all four Gospels) begs the body of Christ from Pilate and …
- α8Ἀάσαιto harm, to infatuateThe headword is aorist active infinitive, glossed with four others. The entry = Photius, Lexicon alpha9 Theodoridis, and similar material can be found in Synagoge (Codex B) alpha4 (Lexica Segueriana 3.5-7). Compare also Etymologicum …
- α4232Ἀστέρειοςof a star, star's… Euripides, Trojan Women 855; and cf. Electra 866 for 'sun's four-horser'. [4] Homer, Iliad 1.580 (of Zeus), with the gloss of the scholia there.
- η416ᾘώρουνthey were supporting… hosted by Turkish khan Sizabul (cf. epsilon 2425 note). Find further extracts from this fragment at alpha 2962, alpha 3615, epsilon 963, epsilon 2425, epsilon 3658, theta 226, kappa 2021, lambda 57, pi 772, …
- α687Ἀΐξαςhaving darted… Gow and Page, vol. I (32), vol. II (84), and further excerpts from this epigram at epsilon 3246, eta 251, eta 525, and kappa 1654 (which contains an English translation of the complete epigram …
- χ353ΧλωθόμυροςChlothomurus, Clodomer, Clodomir… in Lexicum Ambrosianum 259. Like chi 351, one of the four sons of chi 352.
- ε2654Ἐπὶ σχολῆςat leisure[1] The entry up to this point -- the first four words in Greek, Adler's headword phrase included -- was perhaps intended as a headword phrase, since the same four words are found, with …
- ε3243Ἐσχάραgrill… Gow and Page (vol. I, 306-309), (vol. II, 341), and further extracts from this epigram at zeta 135, kappa 1880, kappa 2361, and rho 181.
- β346Βλίτυριblittery… see e.g. Diogenes Laertius 7.57). (Entry lacking, Adler reports, in four of the manuscripts.)
- ε2879Ἐποίνιοςwine-laced; bacchanalian… (an adjective also found in the form e)pioi/nios) occurs occurs four times in Nonnus.
- α4165Ἀσκέραιaskerai, ascerae, booteesA "winter shoe with fur lining": LSJ s.v. [1] Likewise in other lexica.
- μ1405ΜυλασέωνMylasians', of MylasiansMylasa was the principal non-Greek city of Karia. See generally OCD4 988-9. This genitive plural is evidently quoted from somewhere; the possibilities include Polybius 16.24.7.
- ν428ΝίσοςNisos, Nisus[1] That of one of the four sons of Pandion (cf. pi 177). [2] cf. pi 391.
- κ1363Κεραόνhorned… and cf. the scholia to Homer, Iliad 3.24 (one of four formulaic passages where this adjective is applied to a stag).
- α3585Ἀποτάτωfurthest away… in fact, under alpha 3678, the entry for the comparative "further away".
- μ132ΜανάϊνοςManainos… 'Manaidos', Adler reports, in ms V; but either way, this four-syllable (NB) name is otherwise unattested.
- κ229ΚαλλιμένηςKallimenes, Callimenes… 16.70.6 (a Syracusan priest, 343/2), and kappa 1250 (one of four instances of it in the Greek Anthology).
- δ937Διεπίμπρατοwas burning up(Entry lacking, Adler reports, in four of the mss.) The unglossed headword is third person singular, imperfect middle/passive, of diapi/mprhmi. It must be quoted from somewhere but is not otherwise attested.
- δ1341ΔολοβέλλαςDolobellas, Dolabella… in the Roman Cornelii family. (Another is sigma 616.) For four bearers of it in the late Republic and early Principate see OCD(4) 377-8.
- γ102ΓεθσημανήGethsemane(Entry lacking, Adler reports, in four of the manuscripts.) Gethsemane is where Jesus of Nazareth prayed, spoke with Peter, and was betrayed by Judas Iscariot and delivered up to the officials: Matthew 26.36, Mark …
- λ852ΛύσανδροςLysandros, LysanderOCD(4) 875. The principal architect of Sparta's victory in the Peloponnesian War; died 395 BCE. Poralla/Bradford no.504. Entry (also in Photius) lightly abridged from Harpokration s.v.
- χ554Χρυσάμπυκαςgolden-frontleted [ones]… also the scholia to Homer, Iliad 358, the first of four instances where this accusative plural is used of horses (web address 1).
- αι360ΑἰσχύνομαιI am ashamed [at something](Entry lacking, Adler reports, in four of the mss.) cf. generally alphaiota 358, alphaiota 359, alphaiota 361, alphaiota 362.