ye. 3. s imp. ind. act. (he-)was-leading.- and

yov. 3. pl. imp. ind. act. (they-)wereleading, (they-)led, (they-)kept. fr. ǎyw. Seoba. pres. inf. mid. to-be-delighted, to-rejoice. fr. douaι. (R. ĥdús, sweet.) ἥδε. nom. sing. fem. this(-here). from ὅδε, ἥδε, τόδε (in Grammar). dem. pron.

hon. adv. already, ust.

díкnка. 1. s. perf. ind. act. I-haveinjured. fr. ἀδικέω.

ἥδομαι, ἡσθήσομαι I-feel-pleasure. dov-ǹ,-ñs, . subst. 2. simp. pleasure. Sovтal. 3. pl. pres. ind. act. they arepleased.

Яdνπν-ονs, -ονv. adj. 2 term. sweetlybreathing. (R. dùs, sweet; πvéw, I-breathe.)

10-os, -eos, ous, Tó. subst. 1. contr. moral-nature, character, carriage, disposition. (R. ow. I-am-accustomed.) hi-wv or -v, -óvos, n. subst. 5. simp. sea-shore, beach.

каσε(V). 3. s. aor. 1. ind. act. (he-)likened. fr. εἰκάζω, σω, p.p. ᾔκασμαι, I-make-like. (R. eikós, like.) KOVσE. 3. 8. aor. 1. ind. act. (he-heard. fr. ἀκούω.

λe(v). 3. s. aor. 2. ind. act. (he-) came.- and

0ov. 3. pl. aor. 2. ind. act. (they-) came. fr. ἔρχομαι.

λkí-a, -as, ǹ. subst. 2. simp. time-oflife, age. (R. λı§, of age.) λ-os, -ov, d. subst. 3. simp. sun. μép-a, -as, . subst. 2. simp. day. Яμep-os, -a, -ov. adj. 3 term.

and

-os, -ov, 2 term. tame, mild, gentle. Яμéτep-os,-a,-ov. poss. pron.3 term. our. μio-us, -ela, v. adj. 3 term. half. (R. μéoos, middle.)

huwv. gen. pl. masc. of-us.

v. 3. simp. ind. act. (he-)was. fr. eiμí,

I-am.

TELр-os, ov, . subst. 3. simp. mainland, continent. (R. ǎmeipos. à, not ; Tépas, a limit.)

p, pos, Tó. subst. 5. simp. spring. 'Нpakλ-ns, éos, oûs, d. subst. 1. contr. Hercules.

θνητός.

were

ǹpíotevσav. 3. pl. aor. J. ind. act. (they-)distinguished-themselves, the-bravest. fr. apιoтeú-w, σw. (R. ǎpioTos, bravest.)

'Hpódoт-os, -ov, d. subst. 3. simp. He

rodotus, a celebrated Greek historian. рπаσε. 3. s. aor. 1. ind. act. (he-)carried-off. fr. ἁρπάζω, σω, ἥρπακα. hoav. 3. pl. imp. ind. act. (they-)were. fr. eiuí, I-am.

homάCovτo. 3. pl. imp. ind. mid. (they-) saluted, (they-began-to-salute. fr. àσπάζομαι.

Oάpo-os, -eos, ovs, Tó. subst. 1. contr. courage, confidence.

lavμа, -TOS, TÓ. subst. 5. simp. wonder, admiration, marvel.

OavuáÇev. pres. inf. act. to admire. fr. θαυμάζω, σω, -σομαι. I-admire, Iwonder-at.

Oe-à, -âs, n. subst. 2. simp. goddess. θεάομαι, σομαι, τεθέαμαι, I behold. BEAT-ǹs, -oû, d. subst. 1. simp. beholder, spectator.

Oéxels. 2. s. pres. ind. act. (you-)wish.

OnBaî-os, -a, -ov. adj. 3 term. Theban. Onλ-w, -bos, oûs, n. subst. 4. contr.

nurse (R. 0άλλw, 1-bloom, abound.) Onp, Onpós, 8. subst. 5. simp. wild-beast. θηρ-άω, -σω and σομαι. I-hunt-wildbeasts, I-hunt-after, pursue. (R. Ohp, a-wild-beast.)

θνήσκω, θανοῦμαι, τέθνηκα. I-die. Ovnt—ds, -ǹn, -dv. adj. 3 term. - and

θρίξο

-òs, -óv. 2 term. liable-to death, mortal. (R. above.)

θρίξ, τριχὺς, ἡ. dat. pl. θριξί. the hair. Ouyaт-ǹp, -épos and -pòs, n. subst. 5. simp. daughter.

Oúp-a, -as, n. subst. 2. simp. door.

κατεδίωξαν.

to-os, --n, --ov. adj. 3 term. equal. (¿§ loov, see ¿¿.)

ἵστημι, στήσω, ἔστηκα. Iplace, maketo-stand.

lxv--os, --eós, ous, Tó. subst. 1. contr. trace, footstep, footmark.

I.

laтpeve. pres. inf. act. to-cure, heal.

and

laтpevσas. nom. sing. masc. aor. 1. part.

act. having-healed.- from

ἰατρεύω, –σω. I heal. R. ἰατρός, physician.)

ideiv. aor. 2. inf. act. to see. fr. obs. εἴδω, aor. 2. εἶδον.

ĭdi-os, -a, -ov. adj. 3 term. and -os, -ov. 2 term. one's-own, private, individual, special, peculiar. ἰδιώτης, που, 8. subst. 1. simp. private person or individual.

idov. 2. s. aor. 2. imp. mid. see(-thou). fr. obs. eidw.

idoú. adv. or interj. lo! see! look! iep-eùs, -éos, d. subst. 3. contr. priest. iKÉT-ns, -ov, d. subst. 1. simp. suppliant. (R. Ikw, I-come (to seek protection).)

e-ws, -wv. adj. 2 term. propitious, favourable, gracious. iμáτI-OV, -OV, Tó. subst. 3. simp. outer

(R.

garment, garment, robe, dress. elua. fr. ew, I-place.) 'Iv-,-óos, ous, . subst. 4. contr. Ino. Daughter of Cadmus, son of the Phonician king Agenor. He is said to have brought from Phoenicia the old Greek alphabet of sixteen letters, wanting the long vowels and aspirate and double letters. 'Iπлокрάт-ns,-eos, ovs, d. subst. 1. contr. Hippocrates. A celebrated Greek physician.

iππ-οs, -oû, d. subst. 3. simp. horse. 'Iσlμ-òs, -oû, 8, . subst. 3. simp. isthmus. The Greeks generally called the Isthmus of Corinth the isthmus. (R. elu, I-will-go.) ioóppoπ-os, -ov. adj. 2 term. equallybalanced. (R. toos, equal; porn, theinclination-of-the-balance.)

kal. conj. and.

K.

xal on kai. and-in-particular; ay, and; lit. and indeed also.

Kai yap. and that because. An elliptical

phrase, leaving something already mentioned to be understood, the reason for which follows.

Kaîoap, -os, d. subst. 5. simp. Cæsar. κακοδαίμων, -ον. adj. 2 term. ill

fated, unlucky, unfortunate. (R. кαKòs, evil, daíμwv, fortune.)

Kaк-ds, -ǹ, -óv. adj. 3 term. evil, bad. Kaкí-α, -αs, ǹ. subst. 2. simp. vice. καλέω, έσω, τῶ and οῦμαι, κέκληκα. I-call.

каλ--дs, --ǹ, bv. adj. 3 term. beautiful, handsome, fine. · comp. καλλίων, ov. adj. 2 term.; superl. κάλλσт-US, -n, -ov. adj. 3 term. Kaλúa. aor. 1. inf. act. to-have-covered, fr. καλύπτω, ψω.

Kaρdí-α, -αs, ǹ, subst. 2. simp. heart. каρж-дя, -оû, d. subst. 3. simp. fruit. κатά. prep. 1. (g. gen.) down.— 2. (g. acc.) according-to.

KaTadÚETAL. 3. s. pres. ind. mid. (he-) goes-under, sinks, sets. fr. Kaтa-dúW. (see dúw.)

καταθνήσκω. see θνήσκω.

KaтaλoуíÇobaι. pres. inf. mid. to reckon, count.-from

καταλογίζομαι, -οῦμαι. I-reckon. (R. Kuтà, down; λóyos, a saying, telling, reckoning.)

Kатάρат-оs, -оv. adj. 2 term. accursed, abominable. (R. катà, down-upon; apaoua, I-implore.)

KaтÉBаλov. 3. pl. aor. 2. ind. act. (they-) threw-down. fr. καταβάλλω. (see βάλλω.)

Kaтediwğav. 3. pl. aor. 1. ind. act. (they-) pursued-to-shore. (R. Kaтà, down; (when speaking of the sea, KαTо means down to the shore, àvà or avw,

κατευθύνω.

up, or out to sea); diúкw, I pursue. KαTEVOÚVW. I-make-straight, set-right, direct. (see evoúvw.)

KaтÉXEL. 3. s. pres. ind. act. (it-)pre

vails. fr. Karéxw (see exw), I-holddown, possess, occupy, dwell, fill, spread.

κείμαι, κείσομαι. I-lie, am-laid. KEIVтaι. 3. pl. pres. ind. mid. (they-)lie.

and

KEITαL. 3.8. pres. ind. mid. (he-)lies. fr. above.

κελεύω, -σω, κεκέλευκα. Ibid, order, command.

KÉVтρ-OV, -OV, Tó. subst. 3. simp. spur. Kép-as -аTOS, -[aos,] ws. subst. 5.

contr. horn, wing (of an army). Képd-os, -eos, ous, Tó. subst. 1. contr. gain. Keркuрaî-os, -a, -ov. adj. 1 term. Corcyrean. Corcyra, now Corfu, an island off the coast of Epirus (Albania). Kéρтоμ-оs, -оv. adj. 2 term. heartcutting, cutting. (R. кéар, кîp, heart; τέμνω, I cut.)

кεраλ-ǹ, -îs, . subst. 2 simp. head. Ke-ws,-, . subst. 4. simp. Ceos. An island in the Ægean Sea (Archipеlago).

Kýρu-, -Kos, 8. subst. 5. simp. herald. Kívduv-os, -ov, d. subst. 3. simp. danger. Kλales. 2. s. pres. ind. act. you-weep, you-are-weeping.—from

κλαίω and κλάω, κλαύσομαι, p. p. κέκλαυμαι and κέκλαυσμαι, I-weep. Kλwo-w, -óos, oûs, . subst. 4. contr. Clotho. lit. spinster. fr. Kλw0w, Ispin. One of the 3 Parcæ or Fates, who was said to spin the thread of life.

Koi-ds, -ǹ, -óv. adj. 3 term. shared,

common, in-company-with, togetherF. with.

KOLYÓTAT-OS, -n, -ov. superl. adj. most

common, most-universal.

KóλX-os, -ov, ó. subst. 3. simp. a-Colchian.

KÓλπ-OS, -OV, Ó. subst. 3. simp. bosom, gulf.

Kоμí-(w,-. I-carry-away. κόπτω, ψω, p. m. κέκοπα. I-cut. Kóp-n, -ns, ĥ. subst. 2. simp. girl, damsel.

λέγεις.

Kopívei-os, -a, -ov. adj. 3 term. Corinthian.

KÓσμEL. 2. s. pres. imper. act. adorn (-thou). fr. κοσμέω, ήσω, κεκόσμпка, I-adorn.

KOTÚλ-N, −NS, Ñ. subst. 2. simp. halfpint. lit. a hollow vessel containing that quantity.

KратE. 3. s. pres. ind. act. (he-)rules. --from

κρατέω, ήσω, κεκράτηκα. I-rule. (g. gen.)

κρατὴρ, -ῆρος, ὁ. subst. 5. simp. mixing-vessel, tankard, goblet, cup. Kрάт-оs, -EOS, Ous, Tó. subst. 1. contr. power, strength.

Kрé-аs -αтOS [-aos,] ws, Tó. subst. 5. contr. flesh.

Kons, Kρnτòs, ó. subst. 5. simp. Cretan. KρIт-ǹs, -vû, d. subst. 1. simp. judge, (R. Kрívw, I-judge.)

кpoкódelλ–os, –ov, ó. subst. 3. simp. crocodile.

KρÚжTEL. 3. 8. pres. ind. act. (he-)hides, conceals. and

λέγω.

μέλλων.

λέγω, λέξω, λέλεχα. 1. s. pres. ind.

act. I-say.

adj. 3 term. white. λέων, όντος, ὁ. subst. 5. simp. lion. Aewvid-as, -ov, 8. subst. 1. simp. Leonidas. A Spartan, commander of 300 Spartans at Thermopyla, who withstood the whole Persian army in the pass, till overpowered by the treachery of a man in their own force. λe-ws, -a, d. subst. 4. simp. people. λNOT-ǹs, -oû, d. subst. 1. simp. robber, pirate. (R. Ants, booty.)

Xio-os, -oû, d. subst. 3. simp. stone. Xiu-ds, -oû, ó. subst. 3. simp. fumine, hunger.

AITOVE-WS, -wv. adj. 2 term. a-deserterfrom-the-ship, a-truant.

λoy-os, -ov, ó. subst. 3. simp. speech, report.

Xoidopo voal. nom. plur. fem. pres. part.

act. abusing, insulting. fr. Xoidop-éw, Ζήσω.

λow-ds, -oû, d. subst. 3. simp. plague, pestilence.

Xonóv. acc. sing. masc. and neut. left.

- Tò λonóv. for-the-future. lit. (for) that-which-is-left.- from

λoiπ-ds, -ǹ, -óv. adj. 3 term. left, remaining. (R. λéλoina, perf. of λeiπω.) Λυγκεύς, έως, ὁ. subst. 3. simp. Lynceus. A man whose sharp-sightedness became proverbial.

λùy-έ, -κòs, ó. subst. 5. simp. lynx. λúk-os, -ov, ó. subst. 3. simp. wolf. AUKоûру-os, -ov, 6. subst. 3. simp.

Lycurgus, a Spartan lawgiver. AÚπ-n, -ns, n. subst. 2. simp. pain. λύω, σω, λέλυκα. I-loose, sct-free.

M.

μalnт-ǹs, -oû, ó. subst. 1. simp. disciple, pupil. (R. μaleîv, aor. 2. inf. of μανθάνω.)

μαίνομαι, μανήσομαι and μανοῦμαι, μέσ μna. I-am-mad.

μákaр, -os, adj. 1 term. blessed, happy.

μáλa, adv. very, muck. μâλλov. comp. adv. more. μáλioтa. superl. adv. most, about (i.e. most nearly).ws μáλiσтa, as-muchas-possible; an elliptical phrase, the omission being determined by the

context.

μανθάνω, μαθήσομαι, μεμάθηκα. I-learn. μávt-is, -ews, ó. subst. 2. contr. prophet. Máxeo@al. pres. inf. mid. to-fight. (g. dat.)

μáx-n, -ns, n. subst. 2. simp. fight,

battle.

μάχομαι, μαχοῦμαι, μεμάχεσμαι and μεμάχημαι. I-fight.

μáxovтaι. 3. pl. pres. ind. mid. (they-) fight.- and

μaxoúμela. 1. pl. pres. ind. mid. wewill-fight. fr. above.

ue. acc. sing. of èyú. me. μeyáλws. adv. greatly.

μέγας, μεγάλη, μέγα. adj. 3 term. (in Grammar.) great.

μéyeo-os, —eos, ous, Tó. subst. 1. contr. siz, greatness.

μelúσas. nom. sing. masc. aor. 1. part. act. having-intoxicated, made-drunk. fr. μεθύσκω, μεθύσω, I-make-drunk. (R. μéov, strong-drink, wine.) μeival. aor. 1. inf. act. to-remain, tohare-remained. fr. μévw. μeλάyxp-ovs, -ovv. adj. 2 term. blackskinned, negro. (R. μéλas, black; Xpóa, skin.)

μéλ-as, -aiva, -av. adj. 3 term. black. Méλe 3. s. pres. ind. impers. (it-)mat

ters.

μeλnoel. 3. s. fut. ind. impers. (it-)willmatter, it-shall or will-be-a-care-to. fr. above. μέλι, τος, Tó. subst. 5. simp. honey. μeλips-ous, ovv. adj. 2 term. flowingwith-honey, honey-dropping.

μéλλwv. nom. sing. masc. pres. part.

μéλ-os, -eos, ous, Tó. subst. 1. contr. limb.

Heμvñola. perf. inf. pass. to-remember,

(with pres. sense).- from μεμνήσκω, μνήσω. I-remind. p.p. μέμvnual (with pres. sense). I-am-reminded, I-remember. Mév. conj. par. indeed.

Used to call attention to the fact that the word or clause with which it stands must be distinguished from something that is to follow. The meaning is often better expressed by laying a stress on that word or clause than by translating the word as above. It is usually followed by dè, but, in the corresponding clause.

Mével. 3. s. pres. ind. act. (he-)remains, awaits. - from μένω, μενῶ, μεμένηκα. I-remain. μépiμv-a, −as, ǹ. subst. 2. simp. care, thought, trouble. (R. μep!(w, I-divide or distract; because cares distract the mind.)

μép-os, -eos, ous, Tó. subst. 1. contr. part, share.

Merá, prep. 1. (g. gen.) with.-2. (g. acc.) after.

μETÉXW (see Exw). I-share. ( g. gen.) (R. μerà, together-with; xw, Ihave.)

μέτωπον, του, Tó. subst. 3. simp. forehead. (R. μerà, between; by, theeye(s).)

un neg. par. not. subj.) (do-)not.

-(with imper. or

un-dé. conj. nor, neither, not-even. μηδείς, μηδεμία, μηδέν. (decl. like eis,

in Grammar). no-one, not-one. lit. μn, dè, eîs, not-even-one. μÑλ-ov, -ov, TÓ. subst. 3. simp. apple. unv, -òs, ó. subst. 5. simp. month. μ-is, -ews and idos, . wrath. (R. μαίνομαι.)

unτ-ǹp, -épos, . subst. 5. simp. mother.

uíav. acc. sing. fem. one. fr. eis, μía,

Ev (in Grammar). μιαρúтaт-os, -n, -ov. superl. adj. 3 term. most-abominable. fr. papòs, abominable.

νενίκηκε(ν.)

uas. gen. sing. fem. of-one. fr. eîs, μía, Ev (in Grammar).

Miλno-os, -a, -ov. adj. 3 term. Milesian, inhabitant-of-Miletus. μiol-ds, -oû, d. subst. 3. simp. pay, payment, hire, reward.

uva, uvas, n. subst. 2. simp. mina. afive-pound-note. A sum of money so called. 100 drachmæ 1 mina (47. 1s. 3d.) 60 minæ 1 talent (2431. 158.)

=

Mo. dat. sing. of èyw. to-me. Moîp-a, -as, n. subst. 2. simp. Fate. μóvov. adv. only.

μóv-os, -n, -ov. adj. 3 term. only, alone. μopμ-, -bos, oûs, . subst. 4. contr. a bugbear used to frighten children. As an exclamation=a-fig-for! aplague-upon!

Mov. gen. sing. of è̟yw, of-me. μνкт-ǹр, -ĥрos, d. subst. 5. simp. nose, nostril. (R. μú(w, I-make-the-soundμû. The sound made by hard breathing through the nose.)

μvpí-os, -a,-ov. adj. 3 term. countless, infinite.

μæpí-a, -as, n. subst. 2. simp. folly. Mwüo-ns, -ov, d. subst. 1. simp. Moses.

N.

vâπU, Tó. subst. 5. simp. mustard. vaûs, n. subst. 5. simp. (see "ship," E. V.) vaÚT-ns, -ov, d. subst. 1. simp. sailor. νεανίας, του, ó. subst. 1. simp. young

man, youth.

VeîK-OS, -EOS, OVS, Tó. subst. 1. contr. strife, quarrel.

VEKρ-ds, -oû, 8. subst. 3. simp. deadbody, corpse.

VEKρ-ds, -a, -óv. adj. 3 term. dead. VÉKтαρ, -OS. Tó. subst. 5. simp. nectar. The drink of the gods. (R. (ve) vù, not; Kráw, I-kill; because supposed to be capable of conferring immortality.)

véμovo. 3. pl. pres. ind. act. (they-) award, distribute, assign.—from νέμω, νεμῶ, νενέμηκα. I-distribute. vevíкnкe(v). 3. s. perf. ind. act. (he-) has-conquered. fr. vikáw.