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ε
3628
Εὐωρία
carelessness, casualness
[Meaning, when] unaspirated, not giving full consideration, but being somewhat indifferent.
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ε
3630
Εὐωρῶ
I am careless
The [verb that means] I play [sc. like a child].
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ε
3639
Εὐπάροιστον
easily carried-away
[Meaning] easily led-astray.
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ε
3944
Ἐφόλκια
tenders, towed-boats
… unidentifiable. [4] Greek Anthology 7.67.5 (Leonidas of Tarentum), Diogenes addresses
Charon
[Author, Myth]; cf. Gow and Page (vol. I, 126), (vol. II, 367-368), and further extracts from this epigram at alpha 3638, beta 114, …
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ε
789
Ἑλένη
Helen, Helena
… spirit without arrogance, to attend to virtue and government with
care,
to serve God with fear and trembling... For, during the reign of Constantine the Great, the nearer Indians and the Iberians and the …
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ε
3463
Εὐήθης
foolish
[Meaning] stupid, senseless; or useless [with respect to]
character.
Polybius [writes]: "[they] reckoning foolishly and childishly the matters at hand."
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ε
3588
Εὐνάς
beds, stones
… bedclothes. "Some were leaping up out of their beds, others
carelessly
arming themselves."
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ε
3636
Εὐπαράγωγος
easily led-astray
… And elsewhere: "he was rather easily-satisfied and, on account of
care
for strong drink, easily led-astray."
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ε
3991
Ἐχενηΐς
ship-securer
… of a gudgeon and 4 fins. Some use it for
charms
and lawsuits. It took the name from the [ability] to restrain ships in motion; it is also called naukrates ['ship-master']. Saint Basil speaks …
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ε
4009
Ἐχῖνος τὸν τόκον ἀναβάλλῃ
a hedgehog would postpone childbirth
… body, shaggy with sharp quills." And elsewhere: "seeing the hedgehog
carrying
grape-clusters on its back, Komaulus killed it in this vineyard's drying-floor."
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ε
3419
Εὐδίνητα
easily-turning (things)
… here. [2] Greek Anthology 6.205.7 (Leonidas of Tarentum), the retiring
carpenter
Leontichus dedicates his tools to Athena; cf. tau 1102. Also see Gow and Page (vol. I, 109); (vol. II, 316-319); and other extracts …
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ε
3434
Εὔεδρον
well-seated
… 45.274) attributed this quotation to Aelian, comparing epsilon 3362 (Aeneas
carrying
his father).
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ε
3950
Ἐφόρμους
anchorages
… Athenians at Mytilene in 428 BCE. See the note in
Charles
F. Smith, Commentary on Thucydides Book 3 (the two harbours which Strabo (xiii. 2. 2) describes, were formed, somewhat like the two Syracusan …
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