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- ι401ἸοβιανόςJovianus, Jovian… the honor that had come to him, and, fleeing from Persia, he hurried to get within the Roman provinces to display his good fortune, and he turns over Nisibis, a city long subject to …
- μ172ΜαξιμῖνοςMaximinus… foul and unnatural acts and particularly a cruel and inhuman persecution against the Christians in all the east. In this persecution very many of the glorious were martyred. And he suffered things that were …
- μ171ΜαξέντιοςMaxentios, Maxentius… ideas, hated Christians and [only] refrained from starting an open persecution through fear of Constantine, while secretly he contrived many [persecutions]. Then he went further and tried openly; and there was a local persecution. …
- η465ἩράκλειοςHerakleios, Heraclius… and two of his daughters died while he was in Persia. He, after taking back the Life-giving Wood, which remained sealed just as it had been when it was captured, came into Jerusalem and …
- ι437ἸουλιανόςIoulianos, Iulianus, Julian… Julian the transgressor, the godless: "but, when you conquer the Persian blood for your kingdom as far as Seleucia, clashing with your swords, then the fiery chariot will take you to Olympus mixed up …
- η12ἨάριζονI was springing, they were springing… address 1). The present headword is its imperfect active, first person singular or third person plural; either way, presumably quoted from somewhere but attested only in lexica and grammars. Besides ps.-Zonaras, where the Suda …
- λ267ΛέωνLeon, Leo… keeps slanderers continually on his payroll to accuse them, makes personal accusations whenever he cannot find someone else [to do it], and stockpiles the gold from all the earth to deposit only for his …
- κ2666Κύλιξ ῥοπαλωτήclub-shaped cup, kylix rhopalote… and I won't move my hips. I won't raise my Persian slippers to the roof. I won't stand as a lioness on a cheese knife. If I keep this oath, let me drink from …
- η14Ἡβάσκειcomes of age… being. Same or similar entry in other lexica. This third person singular, present indicative active, has been taken since Nauck to be quoted from Euripides, Alcestis 1085 (web address 1); see also under alpha …
- ε3960Ἐφ'on condition that… condition]. Polybius [writes]: "Marcus gave them pledges of safety and persuaded them to leave [sc. Sicily] for Italy, on condition that they take pay from the Rhegians and sack Bruttium, taking whatever was useful …
- ε3100ἘρύθριοςErythrios, Erythrius, Eruthrios… greater tax burden upon the taxpayers nor, as a generous person, do anyone wrong on account of his debts, he resigned his office, after seeking permission from Zeno for this. He brought grief to …
- η660ἩφαιστίωνHephaistion, Hephaestion… went to the tent of the womenfolk of Darius the Persian and went inside with Hephaestion alone of his comrades; and Darius' mother did not know which of the two was the king -- …
- κ2732Κύντιος Κικιννάτος δικτάτωρQuinctius Cincinnatus the dictator… the hearth and went out against the enemy with his personal force, and, when he had brought about a great slaughter of his opponents, on the eleventh day after his departure he returned, having …
- λ646ΛογγῖνοςLonginus… he seduced many of the women by compulsion disguised as persuasion, for he was so lecherous that he assaulted free women and wives of state officials and young girls before their time, in short …
- λ693Λοῦτρονwash-water… Mesopotamia; cf. delta 68) in June 530 CE, the attacking Persian general Peroz (cf. PLRE IIIb s.v. Perozes) sends a contemptuous message to the Romans defending the city; cf. Kaldellis (32) and epsilon 2306. …
- κ1708ΚλαύδιοςKlaudios, Claudius… more to his stupidity by the fact that he even personally admitted it, and, living a long time with his wetnurse and his mother and having associated mostly with women, he had acquired nothing …