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3483
Εὐϊλατεύειν
to be merciful
[1] Same glossing in other lexica; reckoned
to
be generated by the appearance of this verb in Deuteronomy 29.19 LXX (aorist infinitive there). [2] Psalm 98.8 LXX, etc.
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ε
3504
Εὐθύδημος
Euthydemos, Euthydemus
… name, in Bithynia. [2] The orginal here adds more information
about
Euthydemos: that he was from Phoenicia and that he was a good rhetorician. [3] A significant compression of the original. After the comparison …
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ε
3484
Εὖ ἴσθι
know well
… The headword phrase must be quoted from somewhere but is
too
commonplace
to
identify; Theodoridis on Photius s.v. proffers Xenophon, Cyropaedia 8.3.44 and Plato, Republic 336E exempli gratia.
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ε
212
Ἐδεύετο
was lacking, was soaking
… phrase 'did not lack an equal feasting-share'); cf. the scholia
to
Homer, Iliad 1.468. However, 'got wet' glosses the imperfect middle of a different verb, deu/w (drench, soak); cf. delta 282.
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ε
3464
Εὐηθίζω
I act silly
… LSJ (web address 1). For the gloss cf. the scholia
to
Plato, Republic 336B. cf. generally epsilon 3460, epsilon 3461, epsilon 3462, epsilon 3463.
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ε
3465
Εὐηκής
well-pointed
… Homer, Iliad, e.g. 22.319 (web address 1: genitive), the scholia
to
which are drawn on here.
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