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16 entries for
marine
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α
1221
Ἁλίη
marine
[Meaning] maritime.
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1237
Ἅλιος
marine
[Meaning] maritime; or frivolous; or the sun [h(/lios] by a Doric [vowel-]change.
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ε
2230
Ἐπιβάτης
marine
[The term for] someone on the ship without a [sc. nautical] function. But 'rower' [is] he who is plying an oar.
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ε
2231
Ἐπιβάτης
marine
mythology
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mythology
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women
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women
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This is what they used to call those in military service in the triremes who were not there to man an oar but to be ready to fight.
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ε
1107
Ἐνάλια
of the sea
[Meaning]
marine
[things]. Also [sc. attested is the variant] e)/nalon, [also meaning]
marine.
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4012
Ἐχῖνος
vase, echinos, coney, sea-urchin; Echinos
… echinos] is a particular sort of terrestrial creature, and a
marine
oyster.
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2030
Ἀναπολεῖ
repeats
… is also applied to chewing the cud. Aelian [writes]: "the
marine
skaros [fish] is the only one which repeats its food, just like sheep, which of course chew the cud."
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β
315
Βλάκα
idiot, fool
… idiotic." As someone might say of the breath from a
marine
creature, which is insensate. Others [derive it] from Blakeia, the place in Kyme, which Aristotle mentions. And in Alexandria there is a blakennomion …
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δ
51
Δαμόστρατος
Damostratos, Damostratus
Historian. [He wrote]
Marine
Life in 10 books and On Prophecy by Water and other miscellaneous works of research.
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ε
308
Ἐθελοντήν
willingly
… And elsewhere: "out of the whole army he picked [as
marines]
the best men [who] willingly [volunteered]."
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ει
153
Εἰνάλιος
Einalios
A
marine
spirit.
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χ
190
Χελώνη
tortoise
[Meaning] the terrestrial animal, the shell-back; also the
marine
one; also the name of a battle formation; also a military fashion, from which there are 'tortoise sheds', siege machine, and rams. The Thessalian women, …
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α
1327
Ἁλόννησος
Halonnesos
… as Ag. Eustratios (or Strati); and, oddly, 'Alonnissos' (a National
Marine
Park for the protection of the Mediterranean monk seal) is another island altogether, the one some distance to the SW that the ancients …
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β
476
Βουφόρτων
of deep-laden (ones), of heavy-laden (ones)
… maritime millipede, but of monstrous size in the legends of
mariners
-- see sigma 646 and Gow and Page vol. I (74).
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ε
2021
Ἐπεβάτευον
I was mounting
… connotations (ignored in the present scholion) of serving as a
marine
on board a warship; cf. J. Henderson, The Maculate Muse (New Haven 1975)162 #262. [1] cf. pi 3070. [2] For a related entry …
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η
237
Ἥλιος
sun
cf. alpha 1237 (and Etymologicum Magnum 426.50). The adjective a(/lios
"marine"
is derived from a(/ls "salt," but the name of the sun is not. See also eta 118, eta 235, eta 236, eta 239.
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