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Ἀντίοχος
Antiochus, Antiochos
[Antiochus],
a king. This man seemed at first to be an attempter of great things and daring and able to follow through on his what had been begun, but as he moved along in …
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2694
Ἀντίοχος ὁ Πραιπόσιτος
Antiochus Praepositus
… Blockley (232-235). On Theodosius II, see generally theta 145. On
Antiochus,
see PLRE II s.v.
Antiochus(5).
The events described took place ca. 421 CE.
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2695
Ἀντίοχος
Antiochos, Antiochus
A deserter, Cilician by birth, who at first pretended to be a philosopher in the Cynic manner and in this way was a very great help to the soldiers in the war. For when …
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Ἅλωσις Ἱερουσαλήμ
capture of Jerusalem
See in the
'Antiochus'
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2880
Ἀπαλγοῦντες
being despondent
… elsewhere: "when they were in pain from the great cold
[Antiochus]
encouraged them."
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3566
Ἀποστυγοῦντες
abhorring, loathing
[Meaning they] hating. Josephus [writes]:
"Antiochus
having abhorred [...]". "Fabricius was appointed commander for the war against Pyrrhus. For when the armies were facing each other, a certain man who was on night watch …
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3897
Ἀρίσταινος
Aristainos, Aristaenus
… affairs in the time [of the wars] against Philip and
Antiochus,
Aristaenus conducted his political affairs so that he would be ready to be of complete service to the Romans, sometimes even [acting] before …
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4515
Αὐτοπαθῶς
candidly, from one's own experience
… truthfully." So au)topaqw=s [means] innately, from one's own character. "Accordingly
Antiochus
thought what had been said by Hannibal against the Romans [was said] candidly and truthfully, and he abandoned his former suspicion."
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481
Χρηματίζει
negotiates, does business [with]
… historian [uses this word]. "He negotiated with the ambassadors [of
Antiochus]."
To conduct business [xrhmati/zein] is to exchange words with one another. Aristophanes [writes]: "and the first order of business is concerning Euripides and …
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2821
Ἀξιουμένου
expecting
… 870. [2] Polybius 13.9.4. 'The king' in this episode is
Antiochus
III, encountering (in 205 BCE) the Gerraeans of the Persian Gulf.
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3357
Ἀπόκλητοι
select-men, apokletoi, apocleti
… first passage 'they' are the Aetolians and 'the king' is
Antiochus,
who is also the 'he' in the second passage.
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3803
Ἀρδαβούριος
Ardabourios, Ardaburius, Ardabur
… 1. [2] This phrase echoes what Diodorus Siculus wrote of
Antiochus
Cyzicenus. See pi 2362. [3] On Leo I, see the De Imperatoribus Romanis entry by Hugh Elton at web address 2. This sentence …
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203
Αἱμοβόρος
bloodsucking
… for the latter see e.g. 4 Maccabees 10.17 LXX (of
Antiochus).
Hesychius alpha1954 has a parallel entry but for the genitive case.
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Δαιμονᾶν
to be demon-possessed
… offers the parallel of korubantia=n. [2] Polybius 31.9.3-4, on King
Antiochus
IV Epiphanes.
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1243
Διώνυμον
well-known
… See (e.g.) Syriaca 1.4 *)anni/ban [...] diw/numon e)pi\ strathgi/ais o)/nta,
"[Antiochus
lavishly welcomed] Hannibal on account of the great reputation he had earned with his military campaigns"; Civil War 4.7.54 kai\ *Sabo/rran, *)io/ba strathgo\n …
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