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- μ390Μέγα σεμναίgreatly venerable [goddesses]That is very marvelous and extremely venerable [ones].
- α599Ἁζητόςvenerable[Meaning] august/ revered.
- γ191Γεραιάvenerable woman[Meaning] an old woman. Also [sc. attested is the plural] venerable women, those women consecrated to Dionysos.
- αι80Αἰδέσιμονvenerable[Meaning] worthy of honor, excellent. Or illustrious.
- αι89Αἰδοῖοςvenerable… Damascius [says]: "Isidore was awestruck at the sight of Proclus, venerable and marvelous to see; he thought he was seeing in him the very face of true philosophy."
- γ192Γεραιόςvenerable[Meaning] honoured. Also one who is full of wrinkles. In the Epigrams: "a fair-coated pomegranate and wrinkle-skinned figs." And elsewhere: "from which the old man sent forth sweet scent from his soft lips."
- αι82Αἰδήμωνmodest[Meaning] venerable.
- ε1090Ἐναγήςconsecrated, accursed[Meaning] venerable, or also impure. "From these [deeds?] that man approached the ritual [as someone] e)nagh/s."
- ι627Ἰσηλίκωνof age-mates… old women, a pious chorus -- and letting down their venerable hair they invoked the gods."
- γ196ΓερήνιοςGerenian… attempting to explicate this epithet of Nestor, epitome of the venerable elder. For "Gerena," in Messenia, see Stephanus of Byzantium s.v. Gerenia.
- δ628Διάλεξιςspeech, conversation, discourse… a deviation of a usual voice toward what is more venerable and rustic.
- ε1086Ἐναγέςconsecrated, accursed[Meaning] that which is venerable and holy. For a)/gos [is] the object of holy awe. From this also [comes the phrase] "amazement holds me." Also, "How I wonder at you, woman." By euphemism pollution …
- δ505ΔιαβηνόςDiabenos… nevertheless, the Orthodox Calendar observance, on 9th September, of 'the Venerable Theophanes the Confessor and Faster of Mt. Diabenos' (died. c.300); this mountain is elsewhere called Dabis.
- κ2095Κορκορυγάςrumblings… of the fact that this was the name of Athens' venerable and longstanding priestess of Athena Polias. See on this J. Henderson, Aristophanes, Lysistrata (Oxford 1987) xxxviii-ix. [3] Aristophanes, Lysistrata 490-1 (web address 2), …