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1102
Δικορραφεῖν
to lawsuit-stitch
[Meaning] to sew together lawsuits; to be involved in the jurycourts.
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short
δ
1103
Δίκορος
twin-pupiled, two-pupiled
Anastasios the emperor of the Romans was called "Two-pupiled."
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1104
Δίκορσον
two-headed
[Meaning] two-peaked.
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1105
Δικραές
two-topped
[Meaning] two-headed.
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1106
Δίκρανα
pitchforks
"Pitchforks, too, had been prepared, so as to push away the bringing-up of the so-called scalae ["ladders"]."
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short
ε
75
Ἐγκάρσιον
athwart, oblique
[Meaning] transverse.
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ε
76
Ἔγκασιν
bowels, entrails
[Meaning] guts. Intestines.
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short
ε
77
Ἐγκατελέγησαν λίθοι
stones were laid in
Meaning were built in. And Homer [writes]: "and laying dry-stone walls."
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78
Ἐγκατῳκοδόμησεν
immured, walled in
The father, angry with his son because of his concubine, mutilated the youth and immured him. Hieronymos relates the story, in his [treatise] On Tragic Poets.
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79
Ἐγκαταζεύξας
having yoked in together
[Meaning he] having attached, having fitted together. "[Aias] having yoked in together new plans to his new ways." Sophocles [says this].
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short
ε
381
Ἐκγεγάμεν
to have been born from
Homer [writes]: "he boasts to have been born from [e)kgega/men]." Instead of gegenh=sqai. From the [verb] gw= ["I am born], gh/sw ["I will be born"], ge/ghmi ["I have been born"]; in the infinitive mode …
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418
Ἐκεύθαινον
they were concealing
[Meaning] they were hiding.
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ε
435
Ἕκηλος
at ease
[Meaning] peaceful/quiet.
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488
Ἔκλυεν
harkened to, heard
[Meaning he/she/it] listened to/obeyed, commanded/urged.
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ε
1000
Ἔμπεδα
steadfast, strong
[Meaning things that are] secure.
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ε
1001
Ἐμπεδοκλῆς
Empedokles, Empedocles
[Empedokles], maternal grandson of the former [Empedokles]; tragedian. His tragedies [number] 24.
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ε
1002
Ἐμπεδοκλῆς
Empedokles, Empedocles
[Empedokles], son of Meton, though some [say] Archinomos and others Xenetos; and he had a brother Kallikratides. He studied first with Parmenides, and, according to Porphyry in his Philosophical History, became his beloved. But …
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1003
Ἐμπεδοκλῆς
Empedocles, Empedokles
They say that the Agrigentian Empedokles followed in the steps of Pythagoras, as Apollonius of Tyana also did. For [they say that] he associated with the gods and learned from them what in men …
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1004
Ἐμπεδοκλέους ἔχθρα
Empedokles' hatred, Empedocles' hatred
[sc. A proverbial phrase] in reference to those persistently hostile to people. Lysias [writes]: "for my part I considered myself bound in such a friendship that not even the hatred of Empedokles would impede …
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ε
1005
Ἔμπεδον
grounded
[Meaning something] safe/secure. [sc. The word comes] from foundations that are placed on the ground [e)m pedi/w|].
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1006
Ἐμπεδορκεῖν
to abide by an oath
[Meaning] to adhere to oaths steadfastly. "Pheretima removed the roof from the pit, so that she could abide by her oath, and ran into the city."
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1007
Ἐμπεδότιμος
Empedotimos, Empedotimus
This man wrote about the physics of hearing; [Julian] the Apostate speaks about him in the works entitled Kronian: "for our part we [speak] trusting in Empedotimus and Pythagoras, both in what Heraclides of …
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1008
Ἐμπεδωθῆναι
to be grounded, to be ratified
[Meaning] to be made safe/secure.
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1009
Ἐμπεδοῖ
establishes
[Meaning he/she/it] makes strong, makes safe, teaches.
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