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- η555Ἡρῷονhero-shrine[Meaning a] monument/tomb.
- η552ἭρωνHeron, Hero… [sc. classical] Athens; then an exegesis of Dinarchus; commentaries on Herodotus, Xenophon, Thucydides; Approved Words (3 books); Epitome of Heraclides' Histories; On the Ancient Orators, and the speeches in which they were victorious when …
- η556Ἥρωςhero[Meaning a] demigod, powerful [man], noble [man]. Homer uses [the dative] h(/rw| as disyllabic, once in the Iliad and once in the Odyssey.
- κ1210Καί τοι σ' οὐκ ἐρῶ γ' ὡς οὐ φιλῶand indeed I will not say that I do not love youThat is, I am not hiding my desire.
- η542Ἥρωαςheroes[Meaning] the souls of good men, left behind.
- κ818Κατατείνας ἐρῶI will speak stretching outMeaning I will go through a long speech. In the second [book] of Republic [Plato writes]: "therefore I will speak stretching out." "But straining and stretching, he speaks the truth. And elsewhere: "and the …
- η546ἩρωδιανόςHerodianos, Herodianus, HerodianOf Alexandria. Grammarian; son of the grammarian Apollonius, who was nicknamed Dyscolus. He lived under the Caesar Antoninus, also called Marcus; so he was younger than Dionysius the author of the history of music …
- η539ἩρόστρατοςHerostratos, HerostratusA proper name.
- η543ἩρώδειονHerodeion, HerodeumA place.
- ε3087ἘροιάδαEroiadai, EroeadaeEroiadai is a deme of the Hippothontid tribe [sc. in Athens].
- η535ἩρόδικοςHerodikos, HerodicusA proper name.
- η548ἩρωδίωνοςHerodion[no gloss]
- η553ἩρῶναξHeronaxA proper name.
- η554ἩρῷναιheroinesAristophanes in Clouds [writes]: "they are some kind of heroines." They pronounced "heroines" with three syllables, as h)i/+qeoi [contracts to] h)/|qeoi. Aelian [writes]: "[she] having accomplished this, a noble and daring deed, downright [worthy] …
- η547ἩρωδιάςHerodiasA proper name.
- η551ἩρωΐνηHeroineA [feminine] proper name.
- ε3075Ἐρωτικόνerotic, amorous[Meaning] relating to desire. Also [sc. attested is the adverb] e)rwtikw=s ["amorously"], [meaning] in a desirous manner.
- η126Ἠερόενmisty[h)ero/en] and [sc. also attested is] h)eroeide/s ["mist-like"]: [meaning] dark.
- η549ἩρωελεγεῖονheroelegeionA certain meter.
- η544ἩρώδηςHerodes, Herod, Herod the Great[Herod], the first King of the Jews. He had three sons bearing his name and with a second name: Herod Antipas who beheaded the Precursor, in whose time as well the Lord was crucified; …
- η127Ἠερόειςmisty[sc. A term connected with] dark Hades.
- η541ἩροφίλαHerophila, HerophileAlso [called] Erythraean Sibyl, daughter of Theodorus. She wrote 3 books of Divinations, in epic hexameters; and she came to Rome in the time of the consuls (though others say that of Tarquinius), expecting …
- η536ἩρόδοτοςHerodotus, Herodotos… Pella. His books bear the inscription of the Muses. Concerning Herodotos, the Transgressor says in a letter: "who, then, does not know what the Ethiopians said about our most nourishing food? They touched a …
- α4006Ἅρπεζον>20 ὅτι τὸ ἐκ χαλίκων ᾠκοδομημένον τειχίον ἄνευ πηλοῦ παρὰ Ἡροδότῳ τινὲς ἅρπεζον καλοῦσινhedgingSome call the wall built from pebbles without mortar in Herodotus "hedging" [a(/rpezon].
- η550Ἠρώησενforced back[Meaning he/she/it] stopped.
- ε3063Ἐρωήforce, impulse, quick motion, rush[Meaning] withdrawal.
- ε3061ἘρωδιόςheronA kind of bird. The so-called stork. Or [a bird] similar to it. As being a sort of e(lwdio/s, from spending time e)n e(/lesi, that is in wet locales.
- ε3062Ἐρώειςeroeis[Meaning] one who withdraws. But e)rw/|hs ["(?)you might draw back (from)"] [is] in the optative.
- η537ἨρομένηςEromenesA proper name.
- ε3071Ἔρωςlove, erotic desire[Meaning] the first and supreme element of the enquiry that looks deeply into things that exist, together with love of labor and readiness of mind. Love is a very powerful hunter of all beautiful …