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Βουλαία
Boulaia, Councillor
Dinarchus
[writes]: "I call to witness Hestia the Councillor." - i.e. the [Hestia] located in the council [boulh/].
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Βουλεύσεως
conspiracy
… brought to court in the Palladion; likewise also Aristotle; but
Dinarchus
[says that it is] in the Areopagos. Concerning the other charge Demosthenes has something to say in the first [speech] Against Aristogeiton. Hyperides, …
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Βουλεία
council-ship
… the [sc. Athenian] council doing business appropriate to councillors. So
Dinarchus
and Aristophanes [sc. use the word]. Both the orators and Aristophanes customarily call serving on the council [boulh/] 'council-ship' (boulei/a); for [Aristophanes] says …
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Βαβοῦς
Babo's, Baubo's
… Ba(u)bo in question is a legendary Eleusinian figure mentioned by
Dinarchus
in a fragmentary speech (fr. XXXV.2 Conomis; cf. Harpokration s.v. dusau/lhs, whence also delta 1598), who is perhaps identical with the Baubo mentioned …
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Βασανίζειν
to test
… Paraphrased from Harpokration s.v., who had been more precise, citing
Dinarchus
(fr. XLII.4c Conomis) and Attic writers generally. [4] Here and in the explanation that follows, Aristophanes' participle de/rwn is spelled dai/rwn, reflecting a …
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Βασιλικὴ διαδρομή
royal parade, royal progress
… Harpokration s.v., commenting on the phrase in a fragment of
Dinarchus
(VI.5 Conomis). On the "king" (basileus) archon at Athens cf. epsilon 2468 and see generally P.J. Rhodes, A Commentary on the Aristotelian Athenaion …
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Βολεῶνας
dunghills
… the nominative plural and -- citing Nicander (FGrH 343 F3),
Dinarchus
(fr. III.3 Conomis) and Philemon (fr. 221 Kock = 186 K.-A.) -- rather different content overall.
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