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- α211Ἀγείρειcollects[Meaning he/she/it] gathers. Also [sc. attested is the participle] "those who collect". "For their manner was sacred and nothing like those who collect [alms?]." And elsewhere: "wishing to go undetected, he shaves his head …
- α212Ἄγηawe, curse, charm; breakingIt is indeclinable. [It means] wonder, delight, disbelief, eagerness; in Herodotus, malice; in Homer, amazement, shock, smashing, breaking, destruction; some [define it as] sacrificial offerings. So a)/gh, paroxytone, [means] amazement; but a)gh/ [is] the …
- α213Ἀγηγέρατοthey had gathered[Meaning] they were thronging together. [From the present] a)gei/rw: the future a)gerw=, the perfect h)/gerka, the passive h)/germai, the third [person] h)/gertai and the third [person] plural in Ionic dialect a)ghge/ratai; then the pluperfect …
- α214Ἀγηλατεῖνto drive out, to drive out a curse[Meaning] to pursue, to drive into exile, to set upon. Herodotus [sc. uses it in the sense of] to do violence.
- α215Ἀγηλατεῖνto banish as accursed[Meaning] to drive out as a curse and accursed people. If [the breathing is] rough, [it means] to drive out curses; but if smooth, it means to drive away. "You seem to me to …
- α216Ἀγηλατοίcurse-expelling[A term applicable to] thunderbolts. But a)ghlatoi= [is] a verb, [meaning he/she/it] leads, thunderbolts or pursues.
- α217Ἀγῆλαιto celebrate, to glorify[Meaning] to honor a god with celebrations. Thus Eupolis in Demes [writes]: "now we too should dedicate to these the twin woolly wreaths and approach in celebration. Hail everyone, we welcome [you]!" Aristophanes in …
- α218Ἀγήλειενmight glorify[He/she/it] might honor. "Mucianus the Roman wanted to be honored by everyone more than anybody else, and he used to grow angry at anyone, not because that person might insult him but because he …
- α219Ἄγημαdivision, guard, force, troop[Meaning] the king's advancing force of elephants and horses and infantry. But some [sc. say that this term means] the best part of the Macedonian battle array; strong in weaponry and in the conditioning …
- α220ἌγημαguardThe entire detachment; [the word] is found abundantly in Arrian.
- α221Ἀγηνορίηarrogance, pride[Meaning] stubbornness.
- α222ἈγηνόριονAgenorion, Agenor-shrineName of a place.
- α223Ἀγήνωρmanly, heroic[Meaning] the very brave man, or [one] admirable in courage. It also indicates the overweening and arrogant one. It is also a proper name [Agenor]. From the [phrase] a)/gan th=| h)nore/h| ["too much with …
- α224Ἀγηοχώςhaving brought[Meaning he] having borne. [sc. This verb is] a)/gw, [future] a)/cw, the perfect h)=xa and the Attic a)/ghxa; and since the Attic perfect is accustomed to have the same consonant in the second and …
- α225Ἀγήραονageless[Meaning] undecaying.
- α226ἈγηρηναῖοιAgerenaioi, AgerenaeansName of a people.
- α227Ἀγήρωageless [things][Meaning] ones which do not grow old. And with [final] nu [the result is] a)gh/rwn. But some say the [word] without nu is feminine, and some say the [word] with the nu identifies the …
- α228ἈγησαγόραςAgesagorasProper name.
- α229ἈγησίλαοςAgesilaos, AgesilausA proper name. He was a notable and noble king of Lacedaemonians and is celebrated by many of the orators.
- α230ἈγήταςAgetasThe general of the Aetolians.
- α231Ἀγητόςwonderful[Meaning] marvelous.
- α232Ἁγιάσατεsanctify![Meaning] prepare beforehand, proclaim!
- α233Ἁγιάσαιto sanctify[Meaning] to offer as a sacrifice, to burn in sacred fashion.
- α234Ἁγίασμαsanctuary, holy place[Meaning] the divine temple. David [says]: "Judah was his sanctuary." Also [sc. attested is] a(giasti/a ["sanctity"], [meaning] holiness. But a)gistei/a [sc. is spelled with] with a diphthong.
- α235Ἁγίζωνsanctifying[Meaning one who is] making a sacrifice. "Come, making a cattle sacrifice at the hearth." Also [sc. attested is the related participle] a(giasqe/ntwn, [meaning] rites having been performed. Also [sc. attested is the form] …
- α236ἈγιναργεῖοςAginargeios, AginargeusProper name.
- α237Ἀγίνεονthey were bringing[Meaning] they were carrying. For a)ginw= [is] the present.
- α238Ἅγιος ἅγιος ἅγιος κύριοςholy, holy, holy LordThose who say the Lord is ten thousand times holy and those who dare to misinterpret this are clearly refuted by the [verse]: "I have sought out your countenance, your countenance, o Lord, I …
- α239Ἄγις ἌγιδοςAgis, (genitive) AgidosThe son of Pausanias. This man, during an invasion of Mantinean territory once, besieged them and, having turned the flow of the river against the wall, he weakened it; for it was of unbaked …
- α240Ἁγίσαι καὶ καθαγίσαιto sanctify and to dedicate[sc. Both mean] to offer as sacrifice. For a(gi/zw ["I sanctify" is] the present.