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Βάρρων
Barron, Varro
Historian. [He wrote] an epitome of events in the time of Alexander the Macedonian.
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Βαρῶ
I depress, I weigh down
[Used] with an accusative.
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Βαρῶν
of barges
[Meaning] of walls.
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Βαρσύμης Πέτρος
Barsumes Petros
See under de/cios.
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Βαρύβρομος
deep-roaring
[Meaning] deep-sounding. "And [the] deep-roaring sea." [Called so] because of the noise of the waves.
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Βαρυδαίμων
ill-fated
[Meaning] unfortunate. "But he, being a Cretan and naturally quick-witted, was weighing up every fact and sounding out every intention." ["Was weighing up"] meaning was examining.
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Βαρυηχέος
deep-voiced
[Meaning one] sounding loudly. For deep rivers, as they flow, produce a great sound. Aristophanes in Clouds [writes]: "from deep-voiced Ocean."
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Βαρύμηνις
heavy in wrath
[Meaning someone] bearing malice.
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Βαρυνόμενος
weighed-down
[Meaning] wearying. Polybius [writes]: "but he got up and proceeded, weighed-down partly by sickness, partly by age. For he was 70 years old."
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Βαρύνω
I weigh down
[Used] with an accusative. Also [sc. attested is] bariw=: [also used] with an accusative.
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Βαρυπήμων
grief-burdened
[Meaning] wretched, weighed-down, miserable.
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Βαρυπρεπής
deeply-impressive, magnificent
[Meaning] expensive. "And for the middle part of the day deeply-impressive feasting had surrounded Leo(n) and he was inviting [others?] to it."
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Βαρυσυμφορώτατος
most deeply unfortunate
[Meaning] unlucky. "Believing himself to have become the most deeply unfortunate of all mankind."
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Βασάν
Bashan
[Meaning] shame/dishonor. "Said the Lord, 'I will turn from Bashan.'" David says [this].
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Βασανῖτις
Basanitis
A territory [of that name].
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