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α3214ἈπίκιοςApicius[The name of a] gourmet. See under aphua.highshort
α3216Ἀπιὼν ᾤχετοdeparting he went away[Meaning he was] fleeing, running away. "Having left the Peloponnese he went away departing into Aetolia." Pleonasm [is] customary with Attic writers.highshort
α3217ἌπιςApisA god of Egyptians. And see above under "Apides." [It is said] that Apis the Egyptian was the first to bring the art of medicine into Greece.highshort
α3218Ἀπιτέαone must go away[Meaning] it is necessary to go away. Also [sc. attested is the related imperative] a)/pite, [meaning] go away!highshort
α3219Ἀπιστεῖνto distrust, to disobey[Used] with a dative. The [verb that means] to be disobedient. They also say a)pisti/a, [meaning] disobedience. Also [sc. attested is the related adjective] a)/pistos, [meaning] one who does not obey. Thus Plato [sc. …highshort
α3220Ἁ πίτυςthe pine-tree[a( pi/tus is the equivalent of ] h( pi/tus. Theocritus [writes]: "sweet is the whispered music and that pine tree, goatherd."highshort
α3221Ἁπλᾶsingle*(apla= ["single"] and dipla= ["double"] and pollapla= ["multiple"] and all [adjectives] of this kind have a circumflex accent on the last syllable. [sc. Similarly] a)rgura= ["silver"], xrusa= ["golden"], keramea= ["earthen"], from the [singular] kerameou=n, …highshort
α3222Ἀπλάνειαconstancy['Constancy']; and [sc. also attested is the related adjective] a)planh/s ["not wandering, fixed"], [genitive] a)planou=s.highshort
α3223ἉπλᾶςsinglesCallistratus says that single-soled sandals are called thus.highshort
α3224Ἄπλαστοςunfashioned, unfeigned[Meaning] true, without deceit. "And rushing upon them together sweet dignity and unfeigned modesty informed the philosopher sufficiently and already made the young man known to him." But a)/plastos [also means] large. "Him a …highshort
α3225Ἄπλετονunbounded, boundless[Meaning] unlimited. Unapproachable.highshort
α3226Ἁπλῆsingle[no gloss]highshort
α3227Ἁπλήγιοςsingle-garmentedWith rough breathing, [meaning] simple. And Eupolis in Cities [writes]: "he is not a busybody but single-garmented." Also [sc. attested is the related noun] a(plhgi/s, a garment of moderate size. In Anagyros Aristophanes [writes]: …highshort
α3228ἈπληκεύωI encamp['I encamp']; and [sc. also attested is the related neuter noun] a)/plhkton ["camp"], a place where they release the armies from marching.highshort
α3229Ἀπλήξunstricken[Meaning] one who/which has not been hit.highshort
α3230Ἀπληστίαinsatiable desire[Meaning] gluttony. And [there is] a proverb: "Insatiable Jar", the one in Hades, the perforated one. In reference to those who eat a lot; from the myth of the Danaids, inasmuch as they used …highshort
α3231Ἄπλητονunapproachable, terrible[Meaning] insatiable/unsatisfied.highshort
α3232Ἁπλοΐδαςshifts, simples[Meaning] single upper-garments. In the Epigrams: "a shift with ample folds covered the girl as with fire." Also [sc. attested is the related adjective] a(ploiko/s ["plain"], [meaning] simple and without superfluity. Also [sc. attested …highshort
α3233Ἄπλοοιnon-sailing, unseaworthy[Meaning they that are] unable to sail.highshort
α3234Ἁπλοῦν θύλακον πάτειtreads a single sack[sc. A proverbial saying] in reference to people/things easily despised.highshort
α3235Ἁπλότηςsimplicity[Simplicity is] of two kinds. The one [is] intelligent and just, the other foolish and unjust. After all, the contemporary multiplicity also develops in some with justice and good sense, but in others with …highmedium
α3236Ἁπλοῦςsingle[a(plou=s] and a(ploi= ["singles"] and pollaploi= ["manifold(s)"].highshort
α3237Ἀπλουστέραςmore unprepared for sailing, rather unprepared for sailingThucydides calls ships this: not those which are altogether unable to sail, but those in a non-sailing condition because they lack a full complement [of men].highshort
α3238Ἁπλῷ λόγῳin a simple statement[Meaning] without qualification. Also Aristotle says a(plw=s "simply," that which is true when said without any qualification. For the Ethiopian being in some respect white -- for he is white in respect to the …highmedium
α3239Ἁπλῶςsimply[Meaning] from necessity; or as at first, and not in another respect. "They simply had no conception of the things to come; but regarding the very appearance of the ambassadors as ominous they fell …highshort
α3240Ἄπλωτα πελάγηunsailed seasThe Atlantics [comprise] both a western ocean and an eastern. For a)/plwton [means] un-navigated.highshort
α3241Ἄπλυτον πώγωναunwashed beardHe said [this] in jest.highshort
α3242Ἄπνουςnot breathingThey say that Empedocles told [sc. his friend] Pausanias about the Non-Breather. [He said that] the Non-Breather was someone who for 30 days kept his body without breath and without food. This man [Empedocles] …highmedium
α3676Ἀπῶσμαιrepel![Meaning] pursue, drive back! Also [sc. attested is] a)pw=smai ["I have repelled"]. "And I said I have repelled [them]."highshort
α3834ἈρειανόςArianOne should know that dissensions arose among the Arians also for the following reason. The contentious questions which were daily agitated among them led them to assert some absurd propositions. For whereas it is …highmedium

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