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- μ972Μὴ πολλάκις πρὸς τὸν αὐτὸν λίθον παίεινnot to stumble against the same rock many times if one has an agreed-upon occasion[no gloss]
- λ732ΛωπίζωI strip, I uncoverThe headword verb literally means to disrobe (someone); cf. generally lambda 731, lambda 724, lambda 735. Its occurrences are confined to lexica (e.g. Hesychius lambda1510) and grammars, but for the compound e)klwpi/zw (epsilon 487) …
- κ114Καθιστάμενοςconveying for one's own advantage[Meaning someone who is] conveying with a view to something better. "And [sc. Julius] Caesar [...] came into Asia [...] conveying for his own advantage the goods of his subjects and those of the …
- μ733Μετασοβῶνdriving away by scaring… verb than any other extant writer: see e.g. PG 76.197a (Against Nestorius 4.5) or PG 68.420b (De adoratione 6) cf. generally sigma 761, sigma 762.