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  1. ν184Νεοδαμώδηςnew-citizen, newly-enfranchised, neodamodes… him instantly into a soldier. The category was perhaps created during the Archidamian War (431-421 BC) and continues to be mentioned until the 370s. The present gloss comes from the scholia on Thucydides 7.58.3, …Matched in noteshighshort
  2. ν244Νεωτερίζεινto attempt something new, to innovate, to violently causeThucydides [writes]: "during the day the stifling heat was oppressive, but, with the abrupt change [sc. of temperature], autumnal and cold nights were bringing something new, illness." "Not even for the chance of renewing …Matched in translationhighshort
  3. ν596ΝυμφίοςNymphios, Nymphius… the Roman emperor's fording of the Nymphius and Euphrates Rivers during his advance through Persian-held Anatolia in 625; cf. epsilon 55 note. For Tigris see under tau 559.Matched in noteshighshort
  4. ν266Νεῦρα μάχηςsinews of battle… etc. [2] George of Pisidia, Heraclias 1.163-4 Tartaglia; on Heraclius during his incursion into Persia, undeterred by the rich spoils the enemy had acquired in their earlier plunder of Roman territories; cf. Tartaglia (205, …Matched in noteshighshort
  5. ν189Νεοθηγεῖnew-whetted… a long-standing ancient tradition for women to cut their hair during a time of mourning. Paton (102-103) does translate si/dhros (iron, here in the dative singular) as "steel"; although steel was known to the …Matched in noteshighshort
  6. ν252ΝέρβαςNerva, Nerbas… Babylonia is usually dated to the third century AD, not during the reign of Nerva. See mu 147, mu 149, epsilon 3782, kappa 2174.Matched in noteshighshort

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