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4722
Ἄψ
back, backwards
… glossing in other lexica, including Apollonius' Homeric Lexicon. From the
scholia
to Homer, Iliad 1.60, where this adverb occurs. [2] Greek Anthology 5.241.2 (Paul the Silentiary); see already alpha 2063. See other quotes from …
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4723
Ἀψάλακτος
unmolested, scot-free
From the
scholia
to Aristophanes, Lysistrata 275, where the headword occurs. cf. psi 8. [1] (Addendum lacking, Adler reports, in mss FV.) This is Crates fr. 46 Kock (57 K.-A., in the 'dubious' category); …
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4724
Ἁψαμένη
having attached (herself)
… story of the suicide, by hanging, of Epicaste/Jocasta; cf. the
scholia
there.
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7
Δᾶερ
(o) brother-in-law
From the
scholia
on Homer, Iliad 6.344, where the noun dah/r does occur in the vocative (when Helen speaks to Hector). See web address 1.
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11
Δαΐ
in fray
… noun da/i+s. For the glossing cf. delta 17 (and the
scholia
to Homer, Iliad 13.286). [2] Greek Anthology 6.159.1-2 (Antipater of Sidon), it continues at kappa 1281, the warrior Pherenikos offers his trumpet to …
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12
Δαΐαν ὁδόν
hostile way, warlike way
[1] From the
scholia
to Aristophanes, Frogs 897, where the headword phrase (accusative case) occurs. The 'competitive'/'quarrelsome' sense of this adjective -- #1 in LSJ s.v. -- is the correct one in this instance …
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13
Δαΐζων
cleaving asunder, rending
[1] From the
scholia
to Homer, Iliad 7.247, where the headword participle occurs (of a javelin piercing a shield). Same or similar glossing in other lexica; and cf. delta 16.
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14
Δαϊκταμένοις
to the war-dead, for the war-dead
… plural (part of the phrase dai+ktame/nwn ai)zhw=n), and both the
scholia
to line 146 and Hesychius gloss it, broadly, as here. The Suda's dative plural must be quoted from somewhere else.
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16
Δαΐξας
having cleaved asunder
Likewise or similarly in other lexica. From the
scholia
to Homer, Iliad 2.416, where the headword participle occurs. For the verb cf. already delta 13.
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17
Δαΐς
fray
… poetic (epic, etc.); the gloss -- for which cf. the
scholia
to Homer, Iliad 13.286, where the dative occurs -- is the common, prosaic word for (a) battle.
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Δαΐφρονος
fray-minded
In fact genitive singular of this adjective; from the
scholia
to Homer, Iliad 2.23, where it occurs (of Atreus, father of Agamemnon). Likewise or similarly in other lexica. The first gloss suggests a relationship …
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